Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

v b 1 c. J LEEWA Y 1967 ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL STAUNTON, VIRGINIA VOL UME 8 SmUMTOW PUBLIC LIBRARY i P� WlWUIJ ' 2 STUDENT LIFE.2 FACULTY .16 STUDENT BODY.42 HONORARIES 108 ACTIVITIES.118 SPORTS 154 CLOSING .192 3 Foreword This Year, Lee High opened her doors to over 1200 students, with almost as many different ideas and beliefs. Throughout the year, it is the job of the faculty to mold these students into a group with one goal—to do their best to better themselves individu¬ ally and their school as a whole. In striving for this common goal, a certain spirit develops. It is seen in the tense faces at the big games and in the happy faces on the dance floor. It can be heard in the laughter of the cafeteria and in the quiet rustle of the classroom. But mainly, it is a feeling that exists whenever one or more students are present; it is a feeling that there is something special in being a part of Lee High, and that this year is special in some way in which no other year can be. We, the staff of the 1967 Leeway, invite you to share with us “THE GOOD TIMES WE’VE HAD.’’ 4 5 6 8 10 si :• : 11 12 14 15 FACULTY Many new faces have appeared among the faculty and administration of Robert E. Lee High School this year. Our various departments have received much new equipment of great value from Booker T. Washington High School. A new ninth grade science lab has been equipped and is being used by some of the science classes. Lee has also added a language lab used by the Spanish and French departments. This has not only increased our knowledge but also has added to “The Good Times We’ve Had”. The Staff of the 1967 LEEWAY takes pride in dedicat¬ ing this year’s annual to the principal of Robert E. Lee High School, Mr. Collin E. Smither. Although Mr. Smither often is working “behind the scenes” at Lee, the influence of this dedicated man can always be felt. Ad¬ vocating the highest standards of achievement, he is al¬ ways available to praise when deserved and to reprove if needed. Mr. Smither well deserves the respect and gra¬ titude of both the faculty and the students for being a friend as well as a fine educator. 18 Lee Now Has Two Assistant Principals Mr. Alphonso H. Hamilton Assistant Principal Mr. Charles F. Kurtz Assistant Principal 19 20 Mrs. Dorothy J. Haney, Geometry Mrs. Sara G. Hanger, Algebra-Trigonometry Mr. Samuel W. Hasler, Algebra I Mrs. Florene C. Lange, General Math I 2 Mrs. Rowena S. Loyd, General Math I, Math 8 Mr. William C. Roberson, Modern Analysis, Geometry Mrs. Catherine R. Wray, Algebra I 21 Mrs. Ruth G. Arey, English 3 Mr. Milnes G. Austin, English 2 Mrs. Peggy B. Coffey, English I 3 Mrs. Louise M. Crisp, English lx, Journalism Mrs. Virginia M. Hurst, English I 8 Mrs. Virginia C. Martin, English 4, Drama Mrs. Mary C. McCarrick, English 4, French I Miss Beatrice A. Morris, English 2 22 English Department Acquires New Teachers 23 English Department Appraises New Techniques and Approaches 24 Miss Jean Reeves, English 2x, 3 Mrs. Nancy Richardson, English I Miss Barbara Sawyer, English 2 Mrs. Karen Scott, English I Miss Elizabeth H. Whitelaw, English 3x, 4 25 Understanding History Prepares Students For Future Life -ft 26 mm Mrs. LaVerne W. Cacciapaglia, History 3, Geography I Mrs. Christabel Edwards, Geography I Mrs. Sandra G. Hite, World History, Geography I Mr. Richard D. Hamilton, History 3, Advanced History Mr. Emory E. May, Government 4 Miss Margaret A. Pleasants, History 3 Mr. James E. Taylor, Government 4 Mr. Winston B. Wine, Jr., Geography I 27 Science Is a Learning Process 28 Mr. George S. Click, Biology Mrs. Mary E. Hanna, Science 8, Biology I Mr. Ernest M. Holley, Science I Mr. John A. House, Chem Study 3, Physics Mr. Garland R. Life, Science I, Chemistry 2 Mrs. Isabel McSwain, Biology I Mr. Olin K. Miller, Chemistry I, Science I Mrs. Eleanor W. Nethken, Science I 29 Business Courses Offer Training 30 Mrs. Olive H. Couch, Shorthand 2, General Math, COP, VOT Mrs. Freda H. Elfrink, Typing I Mr. David C. Joyner, Distributive Education 2, 3 Mrs. Sue C. Morley, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Mr. William C. Radcliff, Jr., Distributive Education I, 2 Miss Louise D. Terry, Typing I, 2 Mr. James P. Williams, General Business I 31 Miss Harriet L. Foster, Home Economics, 2 Mrs. Dorthy G. Wood, Home Economics, I, 3 Mr. David E. Shell, Industrial Arts, I Mr. C. Glenn Wenner, Mechanical Drawing I, 2 Mr. Delmer G. Botkin, Driver Training Mr. James L. Conger, Physical Education Mrs. Jean Davis, Physical Education Mr. Alphonso H. Hamilton, Physical Education Miss Bette L. Harris, Physical Education Physical Fitness Program Improves 33 Language Department Uses Language Lab 34 Mrs. Sarah L. Campbell, Spanish I Miss Katherine E. Drake, Latin I, 2, 3, 4, Mrs. Catharine B. Hankla, Spanish 2, 3 Mrs. Alma H. McClung, French I, 2, 3 Mrs. Betty T. Pullin, Spanish I 35 The Band Adds Pep to Athletic Events 36 Mrs. Katherine Brooks, Clerk-Librarian Miss L. Frances Crawford, Librarian Mrs. Eleanor G. Dollarhide, School Nurse Mrs. Elsie Fry, Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Crystal D. Grove, Choir, Chorus Mrs. Shirley H. McCray, Art I, 2, 3 Mr. Robert G. Sanger, Band Cafeteria Staff Frank and Estelle Walker, School Custodians 37 Guidance and Office Staff Offer Help When Needed 38 Mr. Edward A. Colley, Guidance 9, 10 Miss Rose Cooke, Office Secretary Mrs. Clara Y. Cummins, Guidance 11, 12 Mrs. Opal Homan, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Thelma Jackson, Office Secretary Mrs. Eleanor Smither, Office Secretary Mrs. Ruth Waller, Guidance (Lee, Shelburne) 39 Faculty Index MRS. RUTH G. AREY, English 3 Madison College, B.S. MR. G. MILNES AUSTIN, English 2 University of Virginia, B.A. MR. DELMAR G. BOTKIN, Driver Training Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. KATHERINE BROOKS, Clerk Librarian Mary Baldwin College, Dunsmore Business College MRS. LAVERNE CACCIAPAGLIA, History 3, Geogra phy 1 Madison College, B.S. CAFETERIA STAFF CATHERINE HOUFF, EUNICE WENGER, ROXIE PUFFENBARGER, KATHY MINNICK, JUANITA DUNLAP, ELSIE FRY, ALICE MURRAY, NELLIE PETERS, and FLORENCE PEYTON. MRS. SARAH L. CAMPBELL, Spanish 1 Mary Baldwin College, A.B. MR. GEORGE S. CLICK, Biology 1 Bridgewater College, B.A., University of Virginia, M.A. MRS. PEGGY B. COFFEY, English 1, 3 Madison College, B.A. MR. EDWARD A. COLLEY, Guidance 9, 10 East Tennessee State University, B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A. MR. JAMES L. CONGER, Physical Education Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S. MISS ROSE COOKE, Secretary Dunsmore Business College MRS. OLIVE H. COUCH, Shorthand 2, Gen. Math, COP, VOT University of North Carolina, BS., Madison College, M.S. MISS L. FRANCES CRAWFORD, Librarian Longwood College, B.S., William Mary College, A.B. MRS. LOUISE M. CRISP, Journalism, English IX Westhampton College, B.A. MRS. CLARA Y. CUMMINS, Guidance Coordina¬ tor 11, 12 University of Pittsburgh, A.B., University of Virginia, M.Ed. MRS. JEAN DAVIS, Physical Education Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. ELEANOR G. DOLLARHIDE, School Nurse MISS KATHERINE E. DRAKE, Latin 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Baldwin College, A.B. MRS. CHRISTABELL G. EDWARDS, Geography 1 Madison College, B.S. MRS. FREDA H. ELFRINK, Typewriting 1 Madison College, B.S. MISS HARRIET L. FOSTER, Home Economics 2 Longwood College, B.S. MRS. ELSIE FRY, Cafeteria Manager MRS. CRYSTAL D. GROVE, Chorus, Choir Madison College, B.M.E. MR. ALPHONSO H. HAMILTON, Assistant Princi¬ pal, Physical Education Shaw University, B.S., Virginia State MR. RICHARD D. HAMILTON, History 3, Advanced History University of Pittsburgh, B.A., M.A. University of Missouri, B.J. MRS. DOROTHY J. HANEY, Geometry 1, General Math 1 Madison College, B.S. MRS. SARA G. HANGER, Algebra-Trigonometry 1 Mary Baldwin College, A.B. MRS. CATHARINE B. HANKLA, Spanish 2, 3 Longwood College, B.A. MRS. MARY E. HANNA, Science 8, Biology 1 Mary Washington College, B.S. MISS BETTE L. HARRIS, Physical Education Madison College, B.S. MR. SAMUEL W. HASLER, Algebra 1 Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. SANDRA G. HITE, World History, Geography 1 Queens College, B.A. MR. ERNEST M. HOLLEY, Science 1 Elizabeth City State College, B.S. MRS. OPAL HOMAN, Guidance Secretary Brant’s School of Business MR. JOHN A. HOUSE, Chem Study, Physics University of North Carolina, B.A. College of William and Mary, M.A. MRS. VIRGINIA M. HURST, English 1, 8 East Carolina College, B.S. 40 MRS. THELMA JACKSON, Secretary Virginia State College,Douglas School of Business MR. DAVID C. JOYNER, Distributive Education 2, 3 East Carolina College, B.S. MR. CHARLES F. KURTZ, Assistant Principal Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. FLORENE C. LANGE, General Math 1, 2 Madison College, B.S. MR. GARLAND R. LIFE, Science 1, Chemistry 2 Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. ROWENA S. LOYD, General Math 1, Math 8 Berry College B.A. MRS. VIRGINIA C. MARTIN, English 4, Drama Mary Baldwin College, B.A., Madison College, M.Ed. MR. EMORY E. MAY, Government 4 Bridgewater College, B.A. MRS. MARY C. McCARRICK, English 4, French 1 Marquette University, B.A. MRS. ALMA H. McCLUNG, French 1, 2, 3 Randolph-Macon Women’s College, A.B. University of Virginia, M.A.T. MRS. SHIRLEY H. McCRAY, Art 1, 2, 3 Longwood College, B.S. MRS. ISABEL A. McSWAIN, Biology 1 Queens College, A.B. MR. OLIN K. MILLER, Chemistry 1, Science 1 Washington and Lee University, B.S. University of Virginia, M.Ed. MRS. SUE C. MORLEY, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Madison College, B.S. MISS BEATRICE A. MORRIS, English 2 Madison College, B.A. MRS. ELEANOR W. NETHKEN, Science 1 Emory and Henry College, B.S. and A.B. MISS MARGARET A. PLEASANTS, History 3 Radford College, B.S. MRS. BETTY T. PULLIN, Spanish 1 Longwood College, B.A. MR. WILLIAM C. RADCLIFF, JR., Distributive Edu¬ cation Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. MISS JEAN REEVES, English 2X, 3 Winthrop College, B.A. MRS. NANCY P. RICHARDSON, English 1 Mary Washington College, B.A. MR. WILLIAM C. ROBERSON, Int. Mod. Analysis, Geometry 1 Berea College, A.B., University of Virginia, M.Ed. MR. ROBERT G. SANGER, Band Bridgewater College, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A. MISS BARBARA A. SAWYER, English 2 Lebanon Valley College, A.B. MRS. KAREN W. SCOTT, English 1 Bridgewater College, B.A. MR. DAVID E. SHELL, Industrial Arts 1 East Tennessee State University, B.S. University of Virginia and ETSU, M.A. MR. COLLIN E. SMITHER, Principal University of Richmond, B.A. University of Virginia, M.A. MR. JAMES E. TAYLOR, Government 4 Washington and Lee University, A.B. Madison College, M.A. MISS LOUISE D. TERRY, Typewriting 1, 2 Madison College, B.S. FRANK and ESTELLE WALKER, School Custodi¬ ans MRS. RUTH W. WALLER, Guidance Morgan State College, B.A. Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. MR. GLENN C. WENNER, Mechanical Drawing, 1, 2 Oswego State Teachers College, B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, M.Ed. MISS ELIZABETH H. WHITELAW, English 3X, 4, 4X Randolph-Macon Women’s College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. MR. JAMES P. WILLIAMS, General Business 1 West Virginia State College, B.S. New York University, M.A. MR. WINSTON B. WINE, JR., Geography 1 Lenoir Rhyne College, B.A. MRS. DOROTHY G. WOOD, Home Economics 1, 3 Radford College, B.S. MRS. CATHARINE R. WRAY, Algebra 1 Westhampton College, University of Richmond 41 STUDENT BODY i l ' WL1 I ' . j ' ■ • $ ■: ' ■ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Jerry Clarke; Vice-President, Scottie Dennison; Treasurer, Andy Kiracofe; Secretary, Judy Reeves. New Senior Privileges Granted This Year Entering Lee High as eighth-graders—the last class to do so because of the addition of the ju¬ nior high school—the Class of ' 67 can look back on five years of growth as they gradually became more and more a part of Lee—joining clubs, cam¬ paigning for office, making the team, suffering through exams. But mainly, they now look back on their senior year as the year they became a class, the year they really became the leaders. Maybe it was the first time they marched into assembly or the first time they had a class meeting that they experienced this feeling of uni¬ ty, but the feeling has grown throughout the year as they have worked together—putting on the Va¬ riety Show; participating in Senior Day; finding their long-awaited Senior Prom well worth the many hours of hard work; and finally, following in the footsteps of the many seniors of other years as they received their diplomas, becoming the fortieth class to graduate from Lee High. And now, confident in the sound background and high standards provided by their years at Lee, the Class of ' 67 looks ahead to the future, knowing they will be separated by the many different paths they will follow, but joined by the memories of all the good times they have had together. 44 PATSY LEE AREY BEVERLY KAY ARMSTRONG PATRICIA LOUISE ATKINS STEPHANIE ANN BAILEY Susan Diane Arbaugh . . . Factory work . . . Distributive Education Club of America, 12. Patsy Lee Arey . . . Teacher . . . Homeroom secretary, 8, president 10 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . LEEWAY staff, 12. Beverly Kay Armstrong . . . Cosmetology . . . Pep Club 9 . . . Tri- Hi-Y 10 . . . D.E.C.A. Club 11, 12. Daniel Kennedy Arthur . . . Drafting . . . Band 8-10 . . . Choir 11, 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . D.E.C.A. Club 12. SUSAN DIANE ARBAUGH DANIEL KENNEDY ARTHUR LINN WILLIAM BARTON Patricia Louise Atkins . . . Nurse . . . Band 8, 9 . . . J.V. Cheer¬ leading 8, 9 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10 . . . Class Vice-President 9 . . . LEEWORD staff 11, 12 . . . Varsity Cheerleading 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . Stephanie Ann Bailey . . . Biologist . . . Transferred from Riv- erheads 1964 . . . Newspaper staff 10 . . . Choir 8, 9 . . . Latin Club 10. Linn William Barton . . . Barton Motors . . . Golf team 9, 10 . Pep Club 11 . . . D.E.C.A. Club 11, 12 . . . Hi-Y 8. 45 Leeword Has New Look WILLIAM THOMAS BAUGHER VIRGINIA LILE BELL WILLIAM JAY BOOTHE LYNN TRIBBETT BAYLOR DONALD WILSON BERRY ROBERT LOUIS BORDEAU, JR. ALEXIS GAIL BEARD PATRICIA ANN BOLLMAN GREGORY RICHARD BOSIACK 46 William Thomas Baugher . . . Accountant. Lynn Tribbett Baylor . . . Airline Stewardess . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, Chaplain 8 . . . LEEWORD 11. Alexis Gail Beard . . . Nurse . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10 . . . Pep Club 11, 12. Virginia Lile Bell . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10 . . . S.C.A. 8, 9 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 10 . . . Varsity Cheerleader 12. Donald Wilson Berry . . . Machinist . . . Choir 8, 9 . . . DECA 11, 12 . . . DECA Reporter, 11 . . . LEEWORD 11. Patricia Ann Bollman . . . Secertary . . . F.B.L.A. 11, 12. I William Jay Boothe . . . Teacher . . . F.B.L.A. 9. Robert Louis Bordeau, Jr. . . . Engineer . . . Golf team 12. Gregory Richard Bosiack . . . Forestry . . . S.C.A. 8, 9, 12 . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . J.V. Basketball 9, 10 . . . Baseball 10-12 . . . Football 8-12. Janet Alease Bowles . . . Dietician . . . Girl’s Basketball, 9 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. Cherie Lynn Brockway . . . Airline Stewardess . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12. Patricia Ellen Brooks . . . Secretary . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 12 . . . Pep Club 8, 9 . . . F.B.L.A. 12. Donald William Brown . . . Medicine . . . Pep Club 12. Larry Allen Brown . . . Retail Merchant . . . D.E.C.A. 11, 12. DONALD WILLIAM BROWN PATRICIA ELLEN BROOKS JANET ALEASE BOWLES CHERIE LYNN BROCKWAY LARRY ALLEN BROWN 47 Jerry Clarke—President of Senior Class Robert Ernst Buenting, Jr. . . . Engineer . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . S.C.A. 9 . . . Band 8-11 .. . Football 8, 9 . . . Track 8, 9 . . . Homeroom President 11. Margaret Alexander Burnett . . . Nurse . . . S.C.A. 10 . . . Home¬ room Secretary 9, President 11 . . . Pep Club 8. Delena Darlene Campbell . . . Social Worker . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 12. Pep Club 11, 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 9, Historian 10 . . . RECORD. Louis Preston Campbell, Jr. . . . Agronomist . . . Golf team 9-12. Cheryl Elaine Cash . . . Cosmetology . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10 . . . DECA 11 12 . . . Homeroom Secretary 9, 10. Linda Faye Cason . . . Fashion Consultant . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . DECA 12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 9, Vice-President 10, President 11. Howard Russell Cassidy, Jr. . . . Teacher . . . J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . Varsity Football 10-12 . . . S .C.A. 8, 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 11, President 10. Carol Alice Chevalier . . . Political Science . . . S.C.A. 10. RECORD staff 10, 11, Co-Editor 12 . . . Debate Club 10-12, President 12, A.F.S. 10-12 . . . National Honor Society, 12. Philip Anthony Cipriano . . . Accountant . . . F.B.L.A. 9-10 . . . DECA 12. Janet Marion Claffey . . . Drama Education . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Historian 10 . . . RECORD 12 . . . Student Librarian 8-12. Jerry Saunders Clarke . . . Class Treasurer 8, President 9, President 12 . . . Homeroom President 8, Vice-President 10 . . . Track 9 . . . DECA 11, Vice-President. Bonnie Kay Clatterbaugh . . . Business. . . Homeroom President 8, Vice-President 9, Treasurer 10 . . . S.C.A. 12. ROBER T ERNST BUENTING, JR. MARGARET ALEXANDER BURNETT DELENA DARLENE CAMPBELL 48 LOUIS PRESTON CAMPBELL, JR. CHERYL ELAINE CASH HOWARD RUSSELL CASSIDY, JR. CAROL ALICE CHEVALIER JANET MARION CLAFFEY JERRY SAUNDERS CLARKE LINDA FAYE CASON PHILIP ANTHONY CIPRIANO BONNIE KAY CLATTERBAUGH 49 Knonda Louise uatteroaugn . . . i eacner . . . unorus o . . . iri-i- 11 - Y 12 . . . National Honor Society 12. Margaret Louise Clem . . . Artist . . . Homeroom Vice-President 8, Treasurer 10 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9 . . . Pep Club 10, 11 . . . RECORD 12 . Charles William Click . . . Engineer . . . DECA 11. Gary Gene Cline . . . Game Management . . . Football 8, 11-12. Juanita LaVonne Coffey . . . Nurse . . . DECA 11-12. Stephen Michael Coiner . . . Choir 10 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . LEEWAY 10, 11 . . . Medicine. Alfreda Frances Cole . . . X-ray Technician. Alan Houston Cook . . . Medicine . . . S.C.A. 9-11, 12, Vice- President 12 Baseball 10-12 . . . Basketball 11, 12 . . . J.V. Basket¬ ball 9, 10 . . . Class Treasurer 11 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 10. Linda Mae Cook . . . Historian . . . Homeroom President 10. Sandra Jean Cooney . . . Art . . . S.C.A. 8 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 8 . . . Varsity Cheerleader 12. Ernest Lee Cornett . . . Lawyer . . . Transferred from Andrew Lewis, 1966 . . . Band 9-11 ... Golf 9-11 ... Homeroom President 8, Basketball 8. RHONDA LOUISE CLATTERBAUGH MARGARET LOUISE CLEM CHARLES WILLIAM CLICK Linda Sue Crone . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-12, Vice-President 9, President 10, President 12 . . . S.C.A. 10 . . . LEEWORD staff 11 . . . LEE JOURNAL 11, 12, Editor 12 . . . RECORD staff 12 . . . Pep Club 12. Robert Steven Crosby . . . Veterinarian . . . Football 8-12 . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Baseball Manager 10. Wilma Lucille Crosby ... Air Force. GARY GENE CLINE JUANITA LAVONNE COFFEY 50 STEPHEN MICHEAL COINER LINDA MAE COOK LINDA SUE CRONE ALFREDA FRANCES COLE SANDRA JEAN COONEY ROBERT STEVEN CROSBY ALAN HOUSTON COOK ERNEST LEE CORNETT WILMA LUCILLE CROSBY 51 DONALD LEE CURRY LUCINDA JANE DAVIS TOBY ALLEN DEBARR Depew Aids Varsity Football Team CALVIN RICHARD DEPEW, JR. LINDA ANN DOWNS LESLIE ANN DEGEN MEREDITH GALEN DERR MARIAN SCOTT DENNISON STEVEN GOODE DODGE 52 BRENDA CAROLYN DOYLE GLENN RALSTON DRIVER Donald Lee Curry . . . Mortician . . . Varsity Football 10-12 . . . Track 10-12 Lucinda Jane Davis . . . Teacher . . . Band 8-12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10. Toby Allen DeBarr . . . Aero-Space Engineer . . . Transferred from Grafton High, Grafton, W. Va., 1966 ... LEE JOURNAL 12. Leslie Anne Degen . . . Merchandising . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, Vice- President 8, 10 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 9 . . . Varsity Cheerleader 12 . . . LEEWORD staff 11 . . . LEEWAY staff 12 . . . Pep Club 12. Marian Scott Dennison . . . Linguist . . . Class President 8 . . .Tri- Hi-Y 8, Secretary 8 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 11 . . . Homeroom Vice- President 8, Treasurer 9 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Varsi¬ ty Cheerleader 12. Calvin Richard Depew, Jr. . . . Government . . . Golf 9 . . . Football 11-12. Meredith Galen Derr . . . Teacher . . . Transferred from Bridgeton, New Jersey, 1965 . . . Brief Hand Club 9 . . . Chess Club 9. Steven Goode Dodge . . . Corps Commander . . .J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . J.V. Basketball 8, 9 . . . Varsity Basketball 11, 12 . . . Varsity Baseball 9, 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 9. Linda Ann Downs . . . Secretary . . . Homeroom Secretary 8, Vice- President 10. Brenda Carolyn Doyle . . . Nurse . . . DECA 10, 11, 12. Glenn Ralston Driver . . . Business . . . DECA 11, 12. Patricia Jane Driver . . . Nurse . . . F.B.L.A. 8 . . . Pep Club 12. Jonnie Brooks Easley . . . Math . . . Band 8-11 . . . Latin Club 9 . . . A.F.S. 12. f ili—ill I PATRICIA JANE DRIVER JONNIE BROOKS EASLEY JANET WINTERS EASTMAN Janet Winters Eastman . . . Airline Stewardess . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, Vice-President 9, Treasurer 10 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 10. RANDALL WINFRED EPPARD GENE RAYMOND ERGENBRIGHT Gary Stephen Elliott . . . Commercial Pilot . . . DECA 11, 12, Photog¬ rapher 12 . . . Pep Club 11 . . . LEEWAY Photographer 12. Randall Winfred Eppard . . . Law Enforcement . . . DECA 11, 12. Gene Raymond Ergenbright . . . Business Manager . . . Band 8-10 . . . Choir 11 . . . DECA 11, 12, President 12. William Gannaway Estes . . . Computer Programming . . . J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . Band 8-10 . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Homeroom Vice- President 8, 9. GARY STEPHEN ELLIOTT WILLIAM GANNAWAY ESTES RONALD EDWARD FAUVER Ronald Edward Fauver . . . Artist . . . Golf 10-12 . . . Homeroom President 11. Susan Lee Finch . . . Nurse . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9 . . . Homeroom President 11 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . RECORD 12. Ora Jean Fitzgerald . . . X-ray Technician . . . Homeroom Vice- President 9 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . DECA 12. SUSAN LEE FINCH ORA JEAN FITZGERALD 54 RUSSEL ANDREW FLEISHER EDWARD THURSTON FLOYD, JR. RICHARD LEE FOX, JR. BARBARA DALE FREE Rose Marie Fitzgerald . . . Secretary . . . Chorus 8, 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-10 ... Pep Club 11 . . . DECA 11, 12. Russel Andrew Fleisher . . . Business. Edward Thurston Floyd, Jr. . . . Business . . . Chorus 8, 11 . . . DECA 10-12. Robert Erskine Foster, Jr. . . . Radio and Television Broadcaster . . . Homeroom Treasurer 8, Secretary 9 . . . Golf 10. ROSE MARIE FITZGERALD ROBERT ERSKINE FOSTER, JR. PAMELA JEANNE GARBETT Richard Lee Fox, Jr. . . . Math . . . Homeroom Treasurer 10, 11 . . . Football 10-12 . . . Band 8-12 ... Pep Club 12. Barbara Dale Free . . . Teacher . . . S.C.A. 8 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, President 9 . . . LEEWAY staff 12. Pamela Jeanne Garbett . . . Music . . . Transferred from Homer L. Ferguson, Newport News, Va., 1965 . . . Chorus 11, Pep Club 11 . . . Tennis Team 11, 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. 55 DANNY FRANKLIN GAYHART CAROL MARTIN GIBSON PAMELA SUE GLOVIER Powders Smear Puffs ROBERT LOUIS GRAF, JR. JOSEPH MILTON GREENE BETTY ANN GRAHAM SAM DIXON GRAHAM, JR. Danny Franklin Gayhart . . . Draftsman . . . Homeroom President 8, 9 . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Track 10, 11. Carol Martin Gibson . . . Teacher . . . Pep Club 10, 12 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12 . . . Chorus 8 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Homeroom Secretary 10. Pamela Sue Glovier . . . Nurse . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Choir 9-12. Robert Louis Graf, Jr. . . . History . . . S.C.A. 8 . . . J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . Pep Band 9 . . . Debate 12 . . . Track 8 . . . Homeroom President 10. Betty Ann Graham . . . Business . . . Homeroom Treasurer 11 . . . F.B.L.A. 8. Sam Dixon Graham, Jr. . . . Physician . . . Football 9-12 . . . Track 10, 11 ... Homeroom Vice-President 8, 9, President 10 . . . Debate 11. Joseph Milton Greene, Jr. ... Engineer . . . Homeroom Vice- President 10 . . . Golf 9-12 . . . S.C.A. 8, 12. Dennis Edward Gregory . . . Teacher . . . Band 8-10 . . . Pep Band 9-10 . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Football 8, 9 . . . Choir 10-12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 9, Treasurer 10 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . Golf 10 . . . LEEWORD staff 11. Donald William Guffey . . . Business . . . DECA 11, 12. Linda Kay Hahn . . . Secretary . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 10. Janet Dawson Hall . . . Teacher . . . Pep Club 10, 12 . . . S.C.A. 10 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 11, Vice-President 9. Linda Faye Hamblin . . . Business . . . F.B.L.A. 11, 12 . . . V.O.T. 12 . DENNIS EDWARD GREGORY JANET DAWSON HALL LINDA FAYE HAMBLIN Most Popular Cindy Barnett and Ted Sutton 57 Sharon Hanger Leads A.F.S Most Likely to Succeed Sarah Larner and Tom Palmer SHARON LUPTON HANGER JOHN ALLEN HARTLESS BRENDA LOUISE HELMICK MARY LYNN HARMAN BONNIE MAE HARTSOOK ADA ANNE HEVENER 58 DONNIE LEE HEVENER RUDY WAYNE HILDERBRAND Ruth Ann Haney . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, Vice-President 8 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Class Secretary 8, 9, 11 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 10 . . . Band 8, 9 . . . Varsity Cheerleader 12. Sharon Lupton Hanger . . . Social Work . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9 . . . S.C.A. 10, 12 . . . A.F.S. 11, 12, President 12 . . . Choir 12 . . . Home¬ room President 8, 11 . . . LEEWAY staff 12. Mary Lynn Harman . . . Social Work . . . Homeroom President 9 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9 . . . Choir 10 . . . S.C.A. 9. John Allen Hartless . . . Naval Career . . . J.V. Football 10 . . . Var¬ sity Football 11, 12 . . . DECA 12. Bonnie Mae Hartsook . . . Secretary . . . F.B.L.A. 9 . . . DECA 12 . . . Chorus 11 . . . Pep Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12. Brenda Louise Helmick . . . Nurse . . . DECA 11, 12. Ada Anne Hevener . . . Business . . . Tri-Hi-Y 11. Donnie Lee Hevener . . . Aviator . . . DECA 11, 12. Rudy Wayne Hilderbrand . . . Teacher . . . Varsity Football Manager 10-12. Robert Edmund Hildreth, Jr. . . . Statistician . . . Golf 9, 12 . . . Pep Club 12. Kathryn Ann Hodges . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-12, Treasurer 10 . . . DECA 12. ROBERT EDMUND HILDRETH, JR. KATHRYN ANN HODGES LINDA DELORES HULL Linda Delores Hull . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-10 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10-12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Student Librarian 11. 59 w?i ROBERT LEE HUNTER ELSE MARIE JENSEN WAYNE KEITH HUNTLEY JEROME HERBERT JONES HELEN VICTORIA JARVIS PATRICIA KAY HUTCHINSON GARY WILLIAM KENNEDY Robert Lee Hunter . . . Business . . . DECA 11, 12 . . . Valley Voca¬ tional Technical School 11. Wayne Keith Huntley . . . Business . . . Homeroom Treasurer 8, 9 . . . Football 8-12 . . . Track 10-12 . . . Choir 12 . . . Pep Choir 12. Helen Victoria Jarvis . . . Interpreter . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. Else Marie Jensen . . . Biology . . . S.C.A. 11, 12 . . . RECORD 10- 12 . . . A.F.S. 11 . . . DEBATE CLUB 10-12, Secretary 11, 12. Jerome Herbert Jones . . . Teacher . . . Varsity Basketball 11. Patricia Kay Hutchinson . . . Social Work . . . Tri-Hi-Y 10 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 10, Treasurer 11 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . A.F.S. 11, 12 Varsity Cheerleader 12. Gary William Kennedy . . . Aviator . . . DECA 10-12. 60 STEVEN FRANCIS KERN SANDRA DAWN KERR ROBERT MICHAEL KENNEDY CLEO THERESA KIER Best School Spirit Gloria Lutz and Timmie Vickers Robert Michael Kennedy . . . Attorney . . . Football 9-11 . . . Track 9 . . . S.C.A. 10-12, Treasurer 11 . . . A.F.S. 11 . . . Boys’ State 12. Steven Francis Kern . . . Pharmacist . . . J.V. Football 9 . . . Track 8, 11, 12 . . . Band 8-11 ... Pep Band 8, 10. Sandra Dawn Kerr . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 10-12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . DECA 12 . . . RECORD staff 9, 12 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . Student Librarian. Cleo Theresa Kier . . . Nurse . . . Library Club 11, Secretary . . . Class Vice-President 11 . . . New Homemakers of America 8, 9, 10. Karen Dru Kincaid . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-12, Vice-President 11, Treasurer 12 . . . Co-Editor, RECORD 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Student Librarian 10, 11. KAREN DRU KINCAID 61 1 I ’ RAY ANDREW KIRACOFE, JR. JOSEPH LAYTON KNOPP SARAH JEAN LARNER ELLEN PAIGE KIRBY JOHN CLAYTON KNOPP GARY LEE KRICHBAUM HERBERT EUGENE LAND Ray Andrew Kiracofe, Jr. . . . Engineer . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Homeroom President 8-11 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . LEEWAY staff 12 . . . Class Trea¬ surer 12. Ellen Paige Kirby . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, Treasurer 9 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . A.F.S. 11, 12 . . . Tennis Team 10, 11 . . . LEEWORD 12 John Clayton Knopp . . . Engineer . . . Football 11. Joseph Layton Knopp . . . Engineer . . . Football 11. Gary Lee Krichbaum . . . Retailing . . . DECA 12. Herbert Eugene Land . . . Medical Illustrator . . . Choir 9 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 11. Sarah Jean Larner . . . Lab Technician . . . S.C.A. 9, Secretary 11 . . . Band 9-11 . . . Girls’ State 12 . . . A.F.S. 11, 12 . . . National Honor Society . . . LEEWAY staff 11, 12. 62 CALVIN EUGENE LEE BETTY GAIL LINK SANDRA MAE LILLY ANNA COVER LINEWEAVER LESLIE LAUREL LOW PETER HARRISON LUNT Calvin Eugene Lee . . . Teacher . . . F.B.L.A. 9-10 . . . LEE JOUR¬ NAL staff 12 . . . Pep Club 12. Sandra Mae Lilly . . . Teacher . . . Homeroom Vice-President 11. Anna Cover Lineweaver . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, Treasurer 9 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . LEEWAY staff 12 . . . A.F.S. 11, 12 . . . Chorus 8, 12. Betty Gail Link . . . Secretary . . . Band 8 . . . F.B.L.A. 12 . . . DECA 12. Leslie Laurel Low . . . Computer Programming . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9-11 . . . LEEWORD staff 11 . . . F.B.L.A. 12. Peter Harrison Lunt . . . Business Manager . . . Football 11, 12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 8, Treasurer 9 . . . Transferred from Bay Village High School, Bay Cleveland, Ohio, 1964. 63 Prettiest and Handsomest Sharon Hanger and Greg Bosiack GLORIA ANN LUTZ MARY ANN LYLE DOMINICK ANTHONY MARINO PAUL DWIGHT MARSHALL, JR. Gloria Ann Lutz . . . Physical Education Teacher . . . Homeroom President 8, Treasurer 10 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-10, 12 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 11, Varsity Cheerleader 12 . . . Pep Club 10, 12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . LEEWAY 12. Mary Ann Lyle . . . Cosmetologist . . . Homeroom President 8 . . . DECA 12. Francis Jean Malone . . . Drafting . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8-12, President 11 ... Pep Club 12 . . . S.C.A. 10 . . . RECORD staff 12. Dominick Anthony Marino . . . Business. DECA 11, 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Hi-Y 11. Paul Dwight Marshall, Jr. . . . Engineer . . . Homeroom President 8 . . . Track 8 . . . Football 8, 9. Beverley Louise Massey . . . Teacher . . . Homeroom Secretary 10 . . . Chorus 8-9, Assembly Choir 10, 12 . . . RECORD staff 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. Mildred Louise Maupin . . . Secretary . . . Cheerleader Co-Captain 9, 10, 11 . . . F.B.L.A. 11 . . . New Homemakers of America 8-10 . . . Library Club 10, 11 . . . S.C.A. 8. FRANCIS JEAN MALONE BEVERLEY LOUISE MASSEY MILDRED LOUISE MAUPIN Darlene Gertrude Maybush . . . Secretary . . . Chorus 9, 10. Donald Lee McCauley . . . Army . . . Track 9-11 . . . Varsity Foot¬ ball 10, 11 . . . Pep Club 9, 12. Susan Holbert Menk . . . Nurse . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9 . . . Homeroom Secretary 8, Treasurer 9 . . . Choir 11 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . J.V. Cheerleader 11 ... Pep Club 11, 12 . . . RECORD staff 12 . . . LEEWAY staff 12 . . . Tennis Team 10-12. Larry William Meyerhoeffer . . . Store Manager . . . DECA 11, 12. David Franklin Miller . . . Coach . . . J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . Varsity Football 10-12 . . . Hi-Y 8, 9 . . . Golf 9-12 . . . Band 8-11. Most Talented Margaret Clem and Tim Timberlake DAVID FRANKLIN MILLER LARRY WILLIAM MEYERHOEFFER DARLENE GERTRUDE MAYBUSH DONALD LEE McCAULEY SUSAN HOLBERT MENK 65 MARYLOU MONTGERARD JAMES LEE MOORE CHARLES EDWARD NULL MARTHA ANN NUTTY ELIZABETH ARLENE MYERS ANNE CLAYTON OBENSCHAIN STEPHEN PHILIP OBENSCHAIN Best Dressed Kay Clatterbaugh and Vic Rosen 66 Opie Receives DAR Award— American History Marylou Montgerard . . . Anesthetist . . . F.B.L.A. 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8- 10, 12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 10 . . . V.O.T. 12 . . . Pep Club 12. Elizabeth Arlene Myers . . . Business . . . F.B.L.A. 11 . . . DECA 12 . Charles Edward Null . . . S.C.A. 9 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 10, 11 . . . J.V. Football 10 . . . Track 10. Martha Ann Nutty . . . Secretary . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-12, Treasurer 11 . . . Pep Club 9 . . . DECA 12. Anne Clayton Obenschain . . . Teacher . . . S.C.A. 8 . . . Home¬ room Treasurer, 11 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 12 . . . RECORD 12 . . . LEEWORD 12 . . . Choir 10 . . . Chorus 8 Stephen Philip Obenschain . . . Physicist. William Peter Obenschain . . . Journalist . . . LEEWORD staff 11. Robert Jane Obst . . . Business . . . Transferred from Buffalo Gap, 1965. Glee Club 8-10 ... Pep Club 10 . . . DECA 12. Thomas Ranson Opie . . . Chemist . . . Debate Club 10-12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 9 . . . Geology Club 8. Best All-Around Ruth Haney and Jerry Clarke WILLIAM PETER OBENSCHAIN ROBERTA JANE OBST THOMAS RANSON OPIE 67 THOMAS TINSLEY PALMER FRANCES LUCILLE PANCHARI KENNETH SALE PATTERSON Eric Persson, Second A.F.S. Stu dent LSZABETH ANN PAYNE ROBERT DALE PETERS PER BO-ERIC PERSSON REBECCA JANE PETERS Thomas Tinsley Palmer . . . Engineer . . . Varsity Football Manager 8, 11 S.C.A. 11, 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. Frances Lucille Panchari . . . Riding Instructor . . . Chorus 8. Kenneth Sale Patterson . . . Business . . . Band 8-12 .. . Choir 11- 12. Lizabeth Ann Payne . . . Teacher . . . DECA 11, 12. Per Bo-Eric Persson . . . A.F.S. Student from Linneskolan, Hassle- holm Sweden . . . Pep Club 12 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12. Rebecca Jane Peters . . . X-ray Technician . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12 . . . Pep Club 8. Robert Dale Peters . . . Factory Worker . . . DECA 11. Barbara Ellen Peterson . . . Secretary . . . Transferred from Gar- inger High, Charlotte, N.C. . . . Class Secretary 8, Vice-President 9 . . . Chorus 8, 9, 11 . . . GAA 11 . . . DECA 11, 12. Martha Ann Phillippe . . . Teacher . . . Homeroom Vice-President 8, President 9 : Secretary 11 . . . Chorus 10. Judy Elizabeth Powers . . . Secretary . . . F.B.L.A. 12 . . . DECA 12. Robert Leslie Quick . . . Business . . . Football 8, 9 . . . DECA 11 . . . Homeroom Treasuer 8, 9. Benny Edward Rankin . . . Engineer . . . Homeroom Vice-President 11 . . . Football 8 . . . Basketball 8, 9. JUDY ELIZABETH POWERS MARTHA ANN PHILLIPPE BARBARA ELLEN PETERSON ROBERT LESLIE QUICK BENNY EDWARD RANKIN Most Intellectual Linda Cook and Tommie Opie 69 Jeanne Richardson Heads Leeway Staff Sweetest and Most Courteous Sue Wiseman and Andy Kiracofe JAMES WALKER REVERCOMB JEANNE SHARON RICHARDSON KAREN LEIGH ROBERTSON PATSY MAE REXRODE SARAH KATHERINE RIMEL NANCY ANN ROBERTSON 70 SHERRY KAY ROBERTSON KAY FRANCES ROBINSON Judy Bea Reeves . . . Specialized Education . . . Band 8-10 . . . Choir 9-12. Tri-Hi-Y 9-10 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . A.F.S. 12, Secretary 12 . . . Class Secretary 12 . . . LEEWAY staff 12. James Walker Revercomb . . . Christian Education . . . J.V. Football 8-10 . . . Varsity Track 9. Patsy Mae Rexrode . . . Business, Bookkeeping . . . Chorus 9 . . . DECA 12. Jeanne Sharon Richardson . . . Specialized Education . . . Home- room Treasurer 9, Vice-President 10, President 11 . . . S.C.A. 11, 12 . . . Band 8-9 .. . Choir 10-11 . . . LEEWAY staff 11, Editor 12 . . . A.F.S. 12. Sarah Katherine Rimel . . . Social Work . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9 . . . Pep Club 9, 12 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 10 . . . LEE JOURNAL 12. Karen Leigh Robertson . . . Airline Stewardess . . . Pep Club 12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8. Nancy Ann Robertson . . . Business Administrator . . . DECA 10, 11 . . . C.O.P. 12. Sherry Kay Robertson . . . Education . . . Chorus 9 . . . Homeroom Secretary 11 . . . Forensics 11. Kay Frances Robinson . . . I.B.M. Operator . . . DECA 10-12. Willis Gene Robinson ... Air Force Pilot. Irvine Keiter Roby . . . Architect . . . Homeroom Treasurer 8 . . . J.V. Football 8 . . . Varsity Football 12 . . . J.V. Basketball 10 . . . DECA 11. Richard Stanley Roszak . . . Aeronautical Engineer . . . Homeroom Treasurer 8, President 9. WILLIS GENE ROBINSON IRVINE KEITER ROBY RICHARD STANLEY ROSZAK 71 DECA Gains New Equipment Victor Ashley Rosen . . . Business . . . Football 8 . . . Band 8-10 . . . DECA 11, 2 . Brenda Dianne Rowe . . . Interior Decorator . . . Chorus 8-11 . . . DECA 11, 12. Nancy Ann Rugar . . . Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 10-12 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . A.F.S. 12 . . . Pep Club 11, 12 . . . F.B.L.A. 9. Diane Christine Rusnak . . . Interior Decorator . . . Band 8-12 . . . Pep Band 9-12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9. Laurance Russell . . . Heavy Equipment Operator . . . Reporter 11. Meredythe Lucille Sanger . . . Social Work . . . Band 8-12, Trea¬ surer 11 President 12 . . . Pep Club 9 . . . Pep Band 10-12 . . . Tri- Hi-Y 8-9, Secretary 9 . . . LEEWAY staff 12. James Solomon Showker, Jr. . . . Architect . . . J.V. Football 8-9 . . . J.V. Basketball 8-9 . . . Track 8-9 . . . Choir 9, 10 . . . Class Treasurer 9. Doris Jean Simmons . . . Business . . . S.C.A. 10 . . . Homeroom President 9 Chorus 8, 9 . . . C.O.P. 12. Angela Tama-Lee Simonetti . . . Nurse . . . DECA 11, 12 . . . Tri-Hi- Y 11, 12, Vice-President 12. Duane Thomas Smith . . . Draftsman . . . Football 9-12 . . . Track 9-12 . . . Basketball 8, 9 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 9. VICTOR AHSLEY ROSEN BRENDA DIANNE ROWE NANCY ANN RUGAR Most Talkative Linda Hull and Steve Crosby DIANE CHRISTINE RUSNAK LAURANCE RUSSELL JAMES SOLOMON SHOWKER, JR. DORIS JEAN SIMMONS Wittiest Sharon Forbes and George Cox I ■ ■ MEREDYTHE LUCILLE SANGER ANGELA TAMA-LEE SIMONETTI DUANE THOMAS SMITH 73 James Norman Smith . . . Chef . . . Band 8, 10-11 . . . Class Vice- President 9 Terry Lee Smith . . . Business . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . DECA 11-12. Ronald Phillip Snyder . . . Homeroom Secretary 8, 10, President 9, 11 . . . J.V. Basketball 10 . . . Varsity Basketball 11, 12 . . . Base¬ ball 10-12 . . . S.C.A. 12. Donna Kathleen Spencer . . . Mathematics . . . Chorus 9-10 . . . Pep Club 11. Steve Douglas Spitzer . . . Football 8-12, Tri-Captain 12 . . . Base¬ ball 11-12 . . . Track 10-12 ... Pep Club 12 . . . DECA 12. Carole Ann Summers . . . Social Work . . . Band 8-12 . . . Pep Band 11-12 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, 10. Wanda Yvonne Sutherland . . . Business . . . V.O.T. 12. JAMES NORMAN SMITH DONNA KATHLEEN SPENCER TERRY LEE SMITH STEVE DOUGLAS SPITZER RONALD PHILLIP SNYDER CAROLE ANN SUMMERS WANDA YVONNE SUTHERLAND 74 THEODORE JOSEPH SUTTON SUSAN JANE TAYLOR CAROL MAE SWISHER JOSEPH WINSTON TIMBERLAKE, III DENNIS EDWARD SWISHER LINDA ANN TURBET Most Athletic Carole Summers and Buz Huntley Theodore Joseph Sutton . . . Aeronautical Engineer . . . Class President 10-11 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 8, Vice-President 9, 11. S.C.A. 11, President 12 . . . Boys’ State 12 . . . Band 8-10 . . . Football 8, 9 . . . Track 8, 9 . . . Pep Club 12. Carol Mae Swisher . . . Nurse . . . DECA 10-12. Dennis Edward Swisher . . . Armed Forces . . . DECA 10-12 . . . Chorus 10. Susan Jane Taylor . . . Journalism . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . LEEWORD 11, 12 . . . LEEWAY staff 12. Joseph Winston Timberlake, III . . . Tim . . . Radio Announcer . . . Homeroom President 8 . . . Chorus 8, Choir 8. Linda Ann Turbet . . . Architect . . . Student Librarian 8 . . . Tri-Hi- Y 9, 10 . . . DECA 12 . . . Homeroom Secretary 9, President 10- 11 . 75 Jim Vande Water, Co-Editor of Leeword y JAMES CARL VANDEWATER FAYE LEA WEAKLEY GAIL GILBERT WEAVER TIMMIE DARNELL VICKERS, II JO LYNN WALEA James Carl VandeWater . . . Secret Agent . . . Hi-Y 8 . . . Home¬ room Vice-President 10 . . . S.C.A. 12 . . . Co-Editor LEEWORD 12 . . . Pep Club 12 . . . National Honor Society 12. Timmie Darnell Vickers, II . . . Physical Education . . . Class President 8-10 . . . Vice-President of Library Club 10 . . . Pep Club 11, 12, President 11 . . . Basketball 11, 12 . . . Track 11, 12 . . . Choir 11, 12. Jo Lynn Walea . . . Teacher . . . Homeroom Vice-President 8 . . . Pep Club 12. Faye Lea Weakley . . . Nurse . . . Band 8-12 . . . S.C.A. 10, 12 . . . Girls’ State 12 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 11. Gail Gilbert Weaver . . . Business . . . Chorus 10-12 . . . F.B.L.A. 10 . . . DECA 11-12. Richard Clayton Whetsel . . . Draftsman. Wanda Lou White . . . Business . . . Tri-Hi-Y 10-11, Vice-President 11 . Larry Stuart Whitesell . . . Agriculture . . . Track 10-12 . . . Foot¬ ball 12. George Robert Whitfield . . . Choir 12. William Laird Wikel . . . Artist . . . Football 8-10, 12 . . . Hi-Y 8. Diana Kay Wilkerson . . . Cosmetologist . . . Band 8, 9 . . . S.C.A. 11. Tri-Hi-Y 11. Judith Anne Wilson . . . Nurse. 76 RICHARD CLAYTON WHETSEL Cutest Leslie Degen and Ronnie Snyder WANDA LOU WHITE GEORGE ROBERT WHITFIELD DIANA KAY WILKERSON LARRY STUART WHITESELL WILLIAM LAIRD WIKEL JUDITH ANNE WILSON 77 CHERRY SUE WISEMAN HELEN EVONNE WOODALL Cherry Sue Wiseman . . . History Teacher . . . Tri-Hi-Y 8, President 9 . . . Band 8-10 . . . S.C.A. 9, Chaplain 12 . . . Assembly Choir 12 . . . Girls’ Chorus 11 . . . Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer 10. Helen Evonne Woodall . . . Nurse . . . Tri-Hi-Y 9-12 . . . Pep Club 10-12 . . . S.C.A. 11 . . . LEEWORD 11. Paul Jennings Wright, Jr. . . . Medicine . . . Transferred from Turner Ashby High School, Dayton, Va., 1965 . . . Band 8 . . . Lat¬ in Club 9 . . . F.B.L.A. David Matthew Wymer . . . Engineer . . . Band 8-12 . . . Basket¬ ball 10 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 11. Stephen Linton Zeigler . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . J.V. Football 8, 9 . . . Hi-Y 8 ... Pep Club 11, 12. IN MEMORIAM PAUL JENNINGS WRIGHT, JR. DAVID MATTHEW MYER STEPHEN LINTON ZEIGLER 78 79 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Todd Hobbie; Vice-President, Peggy McCormick; Linda Fox, Treasurer; Secretary, Linda Sherrill. Class of ’68 Prepares for First Prom The Junior Class, upon becoming upperclass¬ men, began to realize their responsibility as students of Lee, and as individuals. They kept their class well-informed through initiating regu¬ lar officer meetings. The successful undertaking of various projects such as raking leaves, a bottle drive, and a party, enabled them to spon¬ sor the annual Junior Prom. As individuals, Juniors gained valuable experience by sending representatives to Girls’ and Boys’ State. They prepared for their future careers by taking College Boards and consid¬ ering suitable colleges. While continuing the traditions of the past, the Juniors have added new ideas and made many improvements. 80 Patti Adams David Aldhizer Barbara Armstrong Wilma Armstrong Sandra Bailey Sandra Ballengee Dennis Bell Patricia Bell Peter Biehn Janie Blackburn Darlene Bogan Timothy Bosiack Earl Bragg Tamara Bragg Linda Bright Cathy Brown Donna Brown Camilla Bryant Phillip Bryant Deborah Buchanan Anita Bullman Patricia Burnett Geraldine Burrows William Cabell 81 Danny Campbell Diane Campbell Robert Campbell Mary Carlisle Jerry Chandler Gene Clatterbaugh Carolyn Coffey Darryl Coffman Judi Combee Ronald Cooke Patricia Cox Wayne Cox Calvin Craig Toni Crowther Sharon Custer Joyce Dalinger William Darcus Robert Depew Woody Dixon David Doyle Jack Dozier James Druff Bonnie Ergenbright Ann Fitzgerald 82 John Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Floyd Clarence Forsyth Linda Sue Fox Bobbye Fulwider James Funches Donna Marshall in typing class. James Gallahan Nelson Gilbert George Goodrow Sharon Gum George Gutshall Mary Halterman Janet Ham Raleigh Ham Nancy Hamblin Linda Harlow Sharon Harris Gary Hassett 83 Junior Class President—Todd Hobbie Wanda Hays Linda Hern Elizabeth Hiner Margaret Hite Todd Hobbie Shelia Hodges Holly Holliday Diantha Holt Susan Holt James Houff Michael Houff Larry Humphrey David Jackson Michael Jamison Chrystal Johns Robin Keller Alicia Kelly Dennis Keyser Edward Kier Jeanne Kiger 84 Joyce Knicely Loren Knighting David Knopp Katherine Knopp Susan Knopp Faye Knorr Dwane Knowles James Leonard Linda Lilley William Lindamood Graham Ludwig Catherine Marino Donna Marshall Vincent Marshall William McAllister Peggy McCormick Cathie MacPherson Linda Meadows 85 David Merriam John Miller Peggy Miller Barbara Mitchell Jody Modesitt Kay Moore Brenda Morris James Morrison Elsa Negron Ann Obenschain James Oliver David Palmer David Parrott Patricia Pascal Nancy Peterson Miriam Phillippe Paul Phillippe Beth Potter William Potter Cathy Puffenberger Sharon Puffenberger Bruce Ralston Barbara Rexrode Shirley Rexrode 86 Vicki Rexrode Linda Richters Gail Riddle Denny Riddleberger Sandra Riggs Sarah Robinson Brian Roth John Sayers 11 .1 Carl Schanagel Sharon Sensabaugh Steven Sensabaugh Steve Shackelford Students taking their daily walk to lunch. 87 Janis Smith Joseph Smith Debra Stanley Randall Stanley Reid Sterrett William Stewart Janis Stokes Charlotte Stoneburner Randy Sumey Sharon Swearengin Diane Tarkington Susan Tarkington Becky Thacker Franklin Thacker K Faculty take refuge under an umbrella. Hubert Thompson Linda Thompson 88 Sylvia Thorne Deborah Todd Linda Toman Glenn VanLear Patricia Vaughn Donna Wagner Carolyn Washington Donald Wease Juniors Take Part in U.S. History Rebecca White John Williams Jackie Wimer Rebecca Wimer Richard Wimer Grier Wiseman Henry Wood Pamela Wooten Dale Wright Charles Wymer Mary Yancy Richard Young sm mesa m ya r-t m. f • -. • ■ V • m «ss MH J % mV $eff BMSBM 5 w® « « t j«?e®i®S ii SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: President, Alan Richardson; Vice-President, Dayton Hypes; Trea¬ surer, Robyn Timberlake; Secretary, Sue Durrett. Class of ’69 Active in School Affairs Members of the Sophomore Class found that this year they were well on their way into the years they will spend at Lee. Any fears that they had held as Freshmen have now disappeared as the Sophomores do their part to carry out the tra¬ ditions and raise the standards of the school. Sophomores have become active in many school organizations in which they did not participate as Freshmen. A sense of belonging has developed. Sophomore girls worked long and hard to repeat the victory won in powderpuff football last year. Somehow, even all that work couldn’t stop the Seniors from winning the game. The girls’ strenuous practice was not in vain, however, because as Seniors, they look forward to another chance to win. Many Sophomore boys have led the Lee High Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. The class looks forward to seeing these stars continue this good work. The next two years promise to be even more exciting and prosperous for the Class of 1969. As upperclassmen, they will be the leaders of the school, upholding the fundamental ideas and beliefs on which the school has stood firm so many years. 90 Christine Anderson Nelson Ashby Cecile Baker Donna Barton Harold Bauserman Thomas Beam Richard Beard Shirleen Becks Judith Bell Robert Bell Thomas Bell Charles Blackley Jeri Blackwell Brixton Booth John Bowman Brenda Bradshaw Barbara Brand Susan Brown Rommell Bryant Douglas Calverley Elizabeth Campbell Terry Campbell Carolyn Carper Cathy Carty Julie Cash Joyce Cason Martha Cassidy Thomas Chrisman Cynthia Clark Charles Clatterbaugh Sandra Cline Stuart Coughlan Dennis Collins Rebecca Corbett Carolyn Craun 91 Roger Crickenberger Marilynne Curry Jerry Dalton Morline Darcus Richard Daugherty Thomas Davis Stuart Dawson Ronnie Dedrick Phyllis DelSole DeeDee Dennison Sophomores Experience First Lab Class Nancy DePriest Regina DeRuiter Deborah Dietz Jerry Dodd Sue Durrett Karen Eppard Beverley Ervine Harold Evans Carlton Farrier Beverley Faught Brenda Fitzgerald Delores Fitzgerald Audrey Fitzpatrick Vicki Fix David Flower Donald Folks Patricia Fowlds Jackie Free Debbie Gayhart Debra Gilbert 92 Jeffrey Gilbert Sharmon Goff Gordon Graham Kenneth Green Deborah Griffin Carl Grimm Douglas Hall John Hall Martha Hamrick Douglas Hanger James Harris Peggy Henry Judith Herndon Viriginia Hevener Charles Hildebrand Patsy Hite James Hodge Janet Hodge Valerie Hodge Stephen Houff Linda Houser Linda Hoy Homer Huff Danny Huffman Thomas Hutchens 93 Dana Johnson Larry Jones Rebecca Kennedy Logan Kerr Beverley Kincaid Stuart Kincaid Judith Kiracofe Michael Knicely William Knight Beth Lescure Sophomores Cheer for the Spirit Cup. Debra Lotts Donna McAuley Richard McAuley Karen McHaney Gary McQuain Mike Mahler Nell Marchant Candace Mason Katherine Meade Perry Medley Jed Modesitt JoAnn Moore Caroline Morris James Morris Richard Morse 94 Kathryn Morrison Patsy Morrison Danny Neff Linda Niess Jane Nixon Susan Nuckoles Carol Nutty Susan Obenschain Ernest Organ Stanley Pack David Pastors Thomas Patterson Sarah Rainey Mary Ramkey David Rasmussen Linda Ratcliff John Reardon Marshall Reed . ■I |U 95 ! 11 j ; Harry Rhodes James Rimel Thomas Roberts Bonnie Robertson Harriet Robinson Gardner Roller John Roudabush Sherry Rowe Terry Sager Victor Santos Richard Sealey Charles Seebeck Patricia Sheets Larry Shenk Catherine Shields Harry Shiflett Steven Shorter Sharon Showker Mark Sligh Ellen Sloane Judy Slusser Larry Smith Pamela Smith Allen Spaid Keith Spitzer Rebecca Stanley Mary Steffey Delores Stoner Fred Stover Terry Strickler Gary Sutton Conley Taliaferro Ernest Taliaferro John Tankesley Joseph Tankesley 96 James Tate David Taylor Malcolm Tenney Robyn Timberlake Carolyn Tolley Terry Trimble Kenneth Updike Vicki VanFossen Lewis Vaughn Wanda Wagner I Anita Walters Douglas Walters Herbert Wetzel Linda Whitesell Sandra Whitesell Ann Whitfield Rebecca Whitlock Chalmers Williams James Williams Daniel Wilson Horace Wimmer Thomas Wine Stephen Wisely Robert Wittenauer Karen Wolf Jane Nixon stops to talk with Jane Finch in the hall. 97 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President, John Todd; Vice-President, Doug Starr; Treasurer, Eric Hedberg; Secretary, Tracy Baldwin. i Freshmen First To Be Awarded Spirit Cup The main objective of the Freshman Class was to avoid the initiation that haunted them the first eventful weeks of school. Then came schedule cards and an adjustment to the new environment at Lee High. The Freshmen elected homeroom and class officers and set up class government. Many joined organizations and clubs sponsored by the school such as the Pep Club and the Tri-Hi-Ys. The J.V. basketball and football teams broke rival Lane ' s 27 game winning streak. The Freshmen took part in the Homecoming game and dance. The class of 1970 had the distinction of being the last Freshman Class to enter Lee High School. 98 Sylvia Alexander Marion Andrews Carey Arehart Wayne Armstrong Debra Ashworth Barbara Bailey Tracy Baldwin Larry Barcomb Frank Baylor James Becks Terrence Benton Cynthia Biehn Donna Bogan Nancy Boone Donnie Bosserman Gary Bosserman Dianne Boward Diana Bowers Sheila Bradds Nancy Bridges Deborah Bright Kathy Bullman Robert Burnett William Burrows Frank Bushman Katherine Butler Camilla Cacciapaglia Robert Campbell Judith Carr Gayle Cash Susan Cash Raymond Chaplin CeLeste Chevalier Allen Chittum Charles Chittum 99 Michael Clem Betty Clough Deborah Coe Charles Coiner Marcus Coker Carlene Condon Victoria Cook Ronnie Corbett Kay Craft John Crawford Freshmen Experience Initiation HHIM Toni Crum Debbie Davies Bonnie Davis Judy Davis John Deaver Deborah DeBarr Douglas Degen Charles Demastus Wanda DePriest Kenneth Dillon Debra Dodge Rebecca Dull Jacquelyn Eakin Beverly Easley Donnie Elia Mary Elkins Thomas Elliott Dennis Felsher Jeffrey Felsher Elizabeth Finch 100 Jane Finch Thomas Fischer Ella Fitzgerald Priscilla Fitzgerald Robert Fitzgerald Sharon Fitzpatrick Debra Fix James Foster Carol Fountain Douglas Fry Patricia Fry Mary Garber Christine Geimeier Leslie Gibson Gail Goodrow David Gordon James Graf Barbara Graham Sharon Grimm Gary Grollimund Carolyn Gutshall Douglas Hahn Jane Hamrick Robert Ham 101 Lynn Hanger Cynthia Harris Susie Harris Susan Harsch Betty Hartsook James Hartsook Eric Hedberg Bruce Henry Vicki Henson Linda Hicklin Deborah Higgs Mary Hobbie Beatrice Hobson Brenda Hodge Deborah Hodge David Hoover Bradley Houff Steve Humphrey Judy Humphreys Janet Hutchinson 102 David Hutchison Mary Hyden Daniel Jackson Jay Jeffreys Peggy Jenkins Geneva Johnson Clinton Jones Jeffrey Jones John Jordan Frank Kaminski William Kearns Gregory Kelley Rose Kennedy Benjamin Kern Nancy Kerr Ronnie Keyser Ophie Kier Charles Kincaid Rita Kite Deborah Knopp ! I III I I Ml Thomas Knopp Timothy Knopp Eugene Knott Sharon Koontz Cheryl Kyle Betty LaBonte Vicki LaBonte Brenda Lloyd Allen Logwood Jacquelyn Ludwig Don Lyons Andrew Mahler Carolyn Majerczyk Dana Manley Clifton McAuley 103 Richard McPherson Donna Merriam Edward Miska Sharon Morris Hubert Morrisette Dana Mullins Ann Musser Gary Newlen Jon Norling Wayne Nuckoles Geography Class Relaxes Walter Obenschain Debra Pack Karen Painter Virginia Panchari Susan Parkins John Patterson Teresa Peduto Stephen Peters Dennis Pierce Curtis Poe Patricia Powell Belva Pullin Robert Rankin Jerry Reeves Michael Reynard Toni Roby Peter Rogers Vicki Roller Linda Roszak Alan Sager 104 Corrine Smith Jack Smith Lloyd Smith Beverley Snyder Jeanne Snyder Margaret Stanley Ellen Spencer Karen Spitzer Robert Spitzer Patsy Spaulding 105 I Mark Stanley Douglas Starr Clay Sterrett Laura Stover George Summers Everett Sumner Patricia Sutton Martha Swink Suzanne Sydnor Rebecca Thomas Katherine Thompson Patricia Tinsley Steven Tolley Carolyn Toman Steven Toman David Updike Danny Varner Susan Vass Adrian Vaughn Jennifer Vickers Carolyn Vines James Wagner Drema White Janet White Harriett Willson Barbara Wilson Roger Wimer Stephen Wimer Sandy Wimer Betty Wright 106 107 HON ORA RIES Honor Council members are Tom Palmer, Lee Finch, Mrs. Sara G. Hanger, adviser, Carol Chevalier, Sarah Lamer, and Sam Graham. Effective Honor System Continues at Lee Three years ago the Lee High Honor Council was formed to help strengthen the Code of Honor. The basis of this honor system is the four-point Honor Code, which is printed on cards given to each student. The Council stresses the usage of these cards to make students more conscious of their responsibilities to uphold their honor system. The 1966-67 Honor Council is composed of five seniors, unknown to the student body, and of Mrs. Sara G. Hanger, faculty adviser. There are two methods by which a student can be reported, by a teacher or by a student who uses the box that has been placed in the office for that purpose. A person’s name is given first to the teacher concerned and that student is watched. If then, the teacher sees fit, he or she will refer the student to the Honor Council. When the student comes before the Honor Council, his violation is discussed with him and appropriate measures are taken. The purpose of Lee’s Honor Council is not to punish but to try to help its fellow students. 110 Delegates attending Boys ' and Girls’ State were Mike Kennedy, and Ted Sutton. Faye Weakley, Lee Finch, Sarah Larner, Ricky Cook, Delegates Learn More In high schools throughout Virginia, members of the Junior Class are selected each year to at¬ tend Boys’ and Girls’ State at William Mary and Radford, respectively. This week-long summer session proves to be an invaluable experience as it provides these young people with the chance to learn first-hand the workings of their govern¬ ment when they set up their own mock govern¬ ment. The delegates are first divided into twelve cities ' , and into two parties, the Nationalist and the Federalist. Mayors and other local officials j i i i i About Government are elected, and each city then elects representa¬ tives to the State Nominating Convention, with nominations for governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. The week’s activities are climaxed by an inaugural parade. They also come away with lasting memories of new friends they have made and of the fun and outstanding entertainment. When the young people selected for this honor return home, they are better able to understand and more fully appreciate the system of govern¬ ment under which they live. ill All-District and All-State team members are Steve Spitzer, Greg Bosiack, and Alan Richardson. All-District and All-State Team Members All-District football team members are elected by the players of the Valley District for the offensive and defensive teams. The All-State teams are chosen by the coaches throughout the state. Greg Bosiack made third team All-State and Steve Spitzer and Alan Richardson received honorable mention. The same three players were elected to the All-District team. 112 Members of Regional Band: Beverly Ervine, Diane Rusnak, Becky Kennedy, Danny Thompson, Carole Summers, Vicki VanFossen, David Jackson, David Aldhizer, Jimmy Morris, Beth Potter, Faye Weakley, Steve Sensabaugh, Brady Kirby, Stuart Coiner, Meredythe Sanger, Carolyn Whitfield, Danny Jackson, Jack Smith. Fourteen Students Chosen for Regional Band Representing Lee at the All-District V Band Clinic held at Riverheads High School were 14 members of the Lee High Band. They were chosen on the basis of a try-out at Lee, and then had another try-out at Riverheads for chair position in either the Concert Band or Workshop Band. Then the nearly 200 students from 40 high schools spent the major part of the week¬ end in preparation for the concert on Sunday which nearly 1000 persons attended. Participation in this yearly event is a great honor for these young musicians, rewarding the hours spent in home bands and in private prac¬ tice. It provides the excellent discipline of quickly adapting themselves to a new director and to the other players in mass rehearsals in order to prepare an outstanding concert in only two days. This is a tiring but very rewarding ex¬ perience for all who participate, and they return to their own bands with new ideas and renewed enthusiasm. 113 The 1966 Debate Team: Peter Hobbie, Carol Chevalier, Affirmative; Rick Seyford, Marc Chevalier, Negative. Debate Team Earns District Championship To prepare members for the district tourna¬ ment, the 1966 Debate team participated in a heavy schedule of interscholastic debating and tournaments. The team traveled to the University of Richmond for an early season tournament, where the Negative team placed seventh. At the George Washington University tournament in April, the school placed second out of the sixty- three participating schools, and the negative was rated the best in the tournament. After winning the district championship for the third consecu¬ tive year, the team won the Fort Defiance Invita¬ tional as final preparation for State. The Debate team, Peter Hobbie and Carol Che¬ valier, Affirmative, and Marc Chevalier and Rick Seyford, Negative, placed second in the State l-B competition. All four members of the team also received individual honors during the debate sea¬ son. 114 Regional Delegates: Ann Obenschain, Judy Reeves, Beverley Massey, Carlton Farrier, Carolyn Wade, Camilla Bryant, Sue Wiseman, Susie Bryant, Bonnie Ergenbright, Pam Wooten, Ca¬ thy Brown, Peggy McCormick, Jerry Cash, Tim Vickers, Buzz Assembly Choir Members: Sue Wiseman, Ann Obenschain, Su¬ sie Bryant, Mary Lynn Harman, Carlton Farrier, Judy Reeves, Camilla Bryant, Pam Wooten, Beverley Massey, Sharon Hanger, Huntley, Hubie Hall, Meredith Derr, Ray Patterson, Mike Houff, Marcus Coker, Dennis Gregory, Douglas Walters, Dennis Collins, Donnie Carter. Cathy Brown, Peggy McCormick, Pam Glovier, George Whitfield, Buzz Huntley, Dennis Gregory, Douglas Walters, Hubie Hull, Ray Patterson, Tim Vickers, Danny Arthur. I Thomas Opie Average—96.957 VALEDICTORIAN Top Students of Class of ’67 Twenty-seven members of this year’s senior class were inducted into the National Honor Society during a very effective assembly program. It began as these stu¬ dents marched into their seats. Dr. H. L. Bridges of Mary Baldwin College spoke to everyone about the type of student who is eligible for the National Honor Society. They are chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement —they must have maintained an average of 90 or above on all work at Lee—as well as on the basis of having shown qualities pf service, leadership, and character. Following Dr. Bridges’s speech, each student was intro¬ duced by Mr. C. F. Kurtz, assistant principal, and given a certificate by Mr. John A. House, advisor. This is an extremely high honor because, nationally, less then ten percent of any student body is eligible for membership. The students of the Lee Chapter have re-established a tutoring service for students which proved to be beneficial to the members and to their pupils alike. Pamela Garbett Average—95.533 SALUTATORIAN 116 Donald Brown Rhonda Clatterbaugh Linda Cook Calvin Depew Linda Downs Jonnie Easley Janet Hall Robert Hildrith Mike Kennedy Sarah Lamer Sandra Lilly Mary Lyle Beverley Massey Steve Obenschain Tom Palmer Martha Phillippe Sherry Robertson Meredythe Sanger Kathleen Spencer Wanda Sutherland Ted Sutton Jim VandeWater Faye Weakley Sue Wiseman Paul Wright | i I J 1 117 ACTIVITIES •fV • ) I I SCA Officers: Treasurer, Mike Houff; Vice-President, Ricky Cook; President, Ted Sutton; Secretary, Sharon Custer; Chaplain, Sue Wiseman. S.C.A. Initiates Spirit Cup This has been a year of service for Lee’s Stu¬ dent Cooperative Association as they have tried to introduce worthwhile innovations and yet continue established traditions. This year, the selling of official Lee High de¬ cals was introduced as a fund raising project. Student Directories were also sold, and the an¬ nual Talent Show was a major source of income as well as an opportunity for individual expres¬ sion of talent. The S.C.A. made definite strides toward pro¬ moting school spirit by sponsoring Homecoming week in the Fall, and the presentation of a Spirit Cup to competing classes. To encourage stu¬ dents to take more pride in the appearance of their school, a school-wide Clean-Up Day was held. This year’s S.C.A. worked to benefit Lee also by continuing such projects as leading the Pledge of Allegiance each week, the A.F.S. pro¬ gram, and Student-Faculty basketball game. 120 1 Senior Representatives: Sharon Hanger, Cindy Barnett, Kay Snyder, Greg Bosiack, Rusty Cassidy, Andy Kiracofe, Sue Clatterbaugh, Judy Reeves, Jeanne Richardson, Susan Menk, Wiseman, Faye Weakley, Jim VandeWater. Eric Persson, Tom Palmer, Mike Kennedy, Joe Greene, Ronnie Junior Representatives: Sandy Ballengee, Donna Marshall, lippe, Sharon Sensabaugh, David Jackson, Todd Hobbie, Jack Peggy McCormick, Toni Crowther, Becky White, Mariam Phil- Dozier. 121 Sophomore Representatives: Sarah Rainey, Catherine Shields, Nixon, Becky Corbett, Susan Brown, Gaston Williams, Willy Cecile Baker, Aggie Tullidge, Beth Lescure, Jim Morris, Jane Ferguson, Dayton Hypes, Alan Richardson. I I Stanley, Eddie Miska, Cary Doss, Curtis Poe, John Todd, Douglas Degen, Ronnie Keyser, Alan Sager. Freshmen Representatives: Mary Garber, Sharon Carper, Tra¬ cy Baldwin, Mary Ann Hiden, Betty Kay Wright, Margaret 122 Leeword Co-Editors, Jim VandeWater and Cindy Barnett, discuss their publications with Mrs. Louise M. Crisp, Adviser. Journalism Classes Publish the Leeword This year’s Leeword staff was proud to present the student body with its first printed newspaper since 1957. Published by the journalism classes of Mrs. Louise M. Crisp, the Leeword’s new look appeared in 10 issues. This included two special issues— one covered the S.C.A. elections, and the other was a special senior issue. The Leeword staff, headed by co-editors Cindy Barnett and Jim VandeWater, worked hard to cover a wide variety of topics and activities in an effort to include in each is¬ sue something of interest for every student. Leeword staff members: John Sayers, circulation man¬ ager; Susan Taylor, feature editor; Carole Summers, ex¬ change editor; Ken Burt, Photographer; Calvin Lee, fea¬ ture editor. 123 Leeway Presents “ The Good Time We’ve Had” Mrs. Alma H. McClung, Adviser, discusses tne material for the annual with Jeanne Richardson, Editor. This year’s annual staff has given the Leeway a new look, in its use of a new kind of paper and type, and in its use of a mosaictype layout, in which all pictures start in the center of the paper and follow a straight line. But the most important changes came in the appearance of certain sections, such as the Senior section and the Faculty section. For the first time, candid shots were used, capturing the teachers in the characteristic poses with which their students are familiar. A faculty index was also added this year. As the staff of the 1967 Leeway spent the months required in putting into one book a year’s memories, they kept in mind their goal of capturing as accurately as possible the spirit of all the good times that we’ve had at Lee High. Sharon Hanger, Layout Editor for the Leeway, draws a lay¬ out. % , -A ' ?. ,v. - � 7 Co-Assistant Editors: Sarah Larner and Susan Menk. Yearbook adviser, Mr. Garnett Owens. Leeway Photographer, Gary Elliott. Copy Staff: Meredythe Sanger and Judy Reeves. Sports Staff: Bob DePew, Andy Kiracofe, Leslie Degen. Typing staff: Gloria Lutz and Patsy Arey. Underclass staff: Jackie Free, Diane Tarkington, Linda Hern, Katherine Meade, Todd Hobbie, Eric Hedberg. Record Staff Room Is Remodeled Record Co-Editors, Carol Chevalier and Karen Kincaid, Discuss their material with adviser, Miss Elizabeth Whitelaw. The Record provides the students an opportu¬ nity to display their creative talents in the cate¬ gories of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. This year’s Record staff encouraged students to sub¬ mit material to the magazine by holding a liter¬ ary contest in the fall. Art received a def¬ inite emphasis this year and occupied a special section in the magazine. Working closely with the Record adviser, Miss Elizabeth Whitelaw, the editors-in-chief, Carol Chevalier and Karen Kincaid, spent many hours trying to make the 1966-67 Record one of the best magazines Lee has had. Lee Finch, Prose Editor, and Else Jensen, Poetry Editor, proofread material for the Record. Copy Staff: Peyton Hamrick, Bobby DePew, Judy Herndon, and Celeste Chevalier. 126 Typing Editor, Susan Taylor; Art Statf Editor, Margaret Clem; Members of the staff Clayton Obens- chain, Janet Claffey, Bonnie Robertson, Patty Adams, Laurance Russell. 127 [ A.F.S. Officers: Secretary, Judy Reeves; Foreign Exchange Student, Eric Persson; President, Sharon Hanger; Vice-President, Ken McAllister. I Judy Reeves, Eric Persson, Sharon Hanger, Ken McAllister, Car¬ ol Chevalier, Patsy Arey, Sarah Larner, Jeanne Kiger, Susan Tar- kington, Jeanne Richardson, Peter Biehn, Vicki Jarvis, Diane Tarkington, Johnnie Easley, Mary Yancey, Alicia Kelly, Beverley Kincaid, Chris Anderson, Leslie Degen, Linda Whitesell, Sue Hartman, Pat Bell, Mary Beth Carlisle, Ann Hiner, Cathy Puffenbarger, Ann Obenschain, Beverley Massey, Greer Wise¬ man, Karen Wolf, Cindy Biehn, Celeste Chevalier, Wilma Arm¬ strong, Ellen Sloane, Diantha Holt, Linda Fox, Janice Smith, Jan¬ et Bowles, DebbieTodd, Linda Sherrill, Robin Keller, Linda Hern, Nancy Niles, Beth Potter. Lee High Welcomes Eric The Lee Chapter of the American Field Service began this year with its first official event of wel¬ coming Lee’s A.F.S. student, Eric Persson from Hassleholm, Sweden. Eric was honored soon af¬ ter his arrival in Staunton with a picnic given by the A.F.S. members. In November, Eric was intro¬ duced to the entire student body during a special A.F.S. assembly. Throughout the year Eric has been an active participant in the A.F.S. club’s goal of acquainting the student body with the purpose of the club’s program—to gain a broad¬ er, international understanding of a land, its peo¬ ple, and their customs. The club worked toward their goal, having as guest speakers in various assemblies, exchange students from other participating A.F.S. schools. Large delegations represented Lee High’s A.F.S. chapter at district meetings and forums, and more and more students realized the impor¬ tance of the A.F.S. program, benefiting not only the exchange student but also the entire school. 129 Journal Staff Members: Carole Summers, Sarah Rimel, Linda Crone, Editor; Calvin Lee, Herb Land, Toby DeBarr. Journal Is Broadcasted Bi-Weekly The Journal is Lee’s bi-weekly broadcast over WTON, planned and presented by members of the Journalism classes. The object of the Jour¬ nal is to make the public aware of what is hap¬ pening at Lee, through reports on various activ¬ ities and through interviews with school leaders, editors of school publications, and members of the athletic teams. Having received last year a first place in the radio division at SIPA, this year’s Journal staff has worked to continue this standard of excellence. The Lee Journal reports on what goes on inside Lee High. 130 Library Club members: Carol Ramkey, Cindy Biehn, Phyllis Del Sole, Martha Cassidy, Jeanne Snyder, Stephanie Bailey, Sharon Grimm, Sharon Carper, Alfreda Cole, Charlene Condon, Mrs. Brooks, Sally Berry, Clayton Obenschain, Sue Hartman, Emily Deitrick, Barbara Armstrong, Janet Claffey, Adrian Vaughn, Katy Butler, Miss Crawford. 131 Robert E. Lee High Pep Club: Gail Goodrow, Carlton Farrier, Pat Driver, Pam Glovier, Scottie Dennison, Margaret Clem, Pat Hutchinson, Sandi Cooney, Vicki Jarvis, Donald Brown. Second row: Chris Anderson, Cheri Brockway, Linda Crone, Janet Hall, Patsy Arey, Lexie Beard, Linda Houser, Leslie Degen, Ginger Bell, Debbie DeBarr. Third Row: Debbie Higgs, Dana Johnson, Camilla Bryant, Janet Bowles, Debbie Ashworth, Lynn Bullman, Geri Burrow, Donna Barton, Judy Bell, Ruth Haney, Sue Durrett. Fourth Row: Janet Hutchinson, Donna Folks, Beverley Easley, Judy Davis, Vicki Hensen, Pat Bell, Ann Hiner, Linda Hern, Sandi Ballengee, Cathy Brown, Bonnie Ergenbright. Fifth Row: Kay Gibson, Susan Harsch, Mary Hobbie, Jane Hamrick, Celeste Chevalier, Cindie Biehn, Wanda DePriest, Mary Garber, Debbie Dodge, Valarie Hodge, Sharlene Condon. Sixth Row: Tommy Hutchens, Kathy Bull- man, Sharon Gum, Becky Corbett, Bobbye Fulwider, Toni Crowther, Pati Atkins. Seventh Row: Danny Huffman, Charlie Hildebrand, Brad Houff, Gary Hassett, Frank Bushman, Steve Dodge, Wayne Cox, John Deaver, Steve Coiner, Eighth Row: Danny Arthur, Gordon Graham, Tommy Bell, Dennis Gregory, Peter Biehn, Richard Fox, Calvin DePew, Jimmy Hodge, Tommy Chrisman. Ninth Row: David Gordon, Bobbie Hildreth, Joey Greene, Sam Graham, Todd Hobbie, Jack Dozier, Jim Chaffens, Bobby DePew, Mike Clem. Pep Club Increases in Membership Nicknamed the “New Pep Club” because of an average attendance of around 200 members and a written constitution, this year’s Pep Club worked constantly to promote enthusiastic sup¬ port of the entire student body for Lee’s football and basketball teams. The Pep Club carried on its activities through various committees. The Project Committee was responsible for the Pep Club’s bulletin board and for posting the names and numbers of the play¬ ers in the gym, each on their separate basketball. Probably most familiar to the students were the colorful posters in the halls, which showed the team the loyalty and support of their school. Other committees, the Constitution, Goal Post, and Social, worked hard to better the Pep Club and the school spirit. Through such projects as selling pep ribbons to the students, the Fund-Raising Committee helped finance the many activities of one of the most ac¬ tive Pep Clubs Lee High has had. 132 Ronnie Masincup, President of Lee High’s Pep Club, spoke to the student body on school spirit in an assembly. Ronnie Masincup, Pat Powell, Betsy Shackelford, Jody Mod- esitt, Danny Neff, Sharon Showker, Catherine Puffenbarger, Caroline Vines, Brenda Sheets, Miss Barbara Sawyer. Second row: Kathy Knopp, Faye Knorr, Susan Sydnor, Ellen Spencer, Carol Ramkey, Nancy Kerr, Logan Kerr, Sandra Kerr, Judy Wilson, Adrian Vaughn. Third row: Catherine Shields, Alice Obenschain, Janet Willson, Beverley Faught, Beverley Kincaid, Ann Obenschain, Diane Tarkington, Susan Tarkington, Fourth row: Jane Nixon, Donna McAuley, Aggie Tullidge, Ellen Sloane, Jim Oliver, Eric Persson, Tom Palmer, Tom Opie, Hen¬ ry Wood. Fifth row: Greg Schwab, Catherine Meade, Nell Mar- chant, Mary Yancey, Jennifer Vickers, Susan Menk, Ellen Kir¬ by, Gloria Lutz, Mike Kennedy, Jose Galvey. Sixth row: Roger Wymer, Lynn LaBonte, Harriett Willson, Vicky LaBonte, Bitsy Hobson, Danny Wilson, Randy Lindamood, Tim Vickers, Ronnie Snyder. Seventh row: Cheryl Kyle, Susan Parkins, Mar¬ garet Stanley, Chris Shady, Vicky Rosencrams, Kitten Thomp¬ son, Ken McAlli ster, Steve Spitzer, Alan Richardson. Eighth Row: Charlie Wymer, Richard Young, Henry Knick, Herb Wet¬ zel, Marty Reid, Norman Smith. 133 Members of the Robert E. Lee Band: Beverley Ervine, Carolyn Vines, Sandy Ballengee, Becky Kennedy, Danny Thompson, Faye Weakley, Jane Hamrick, Beverly Easley, Sandra Wimer, Wanda Wagner, Vicky VanFossen, Second Row: Beth Potter, Diane Rusnak, Sandra Cline, Judy Kiracofe, Charlene Condon, Brenda Sheets, Betty Kay Wright, Carol Majerczyk, Beth Ayl- ing, Curtis Poe, Rommel Bryant. Third Row: David Jackson, David Aldhizer, Stuart Coiner, Jimmy Morris, Henry Wood, Carole Summers, Steve Sensabaugh, Linda Houser, Richard Fox. Fourth Row: Suzanne Kempton, Paige Kier, Bill Barlow, Jimmy Rimel, Meredythe Sanger, Carolyn Whitfield, Charles Simon, Gary Newlen, Carlton Hamilton. Fifth Row: Charlie Wimer, Robin Keller, Brady Kirby, Ted Grant, Norman Smith, Timmie Vickers, Carl Wright, Steve Wolfe, Lacy Summers, Jimmy Wagner, Charles Kincaid. Sixth Row: Robert Rankin, James Graf, Molly Ramkey, Clifton Talley Mike Sanger, David Wimer, Denny Collins, David Hutchinson, George Whitfield. Seventh Row: Danny Jackson, Bonnie Ergenbright, Debby Lotts, Doug Starr, Nancy Niles, Debby Knopp, John Deaver, Jack Smith. Eighth Row: Dennis Kiviligan, Ophie Kier, Allan Chittum, Terry Strickler, Gary Sutton, Logan Kerr, Robert Ham, Mike Clem. 134 Members of the Pep Band: Gary Sutton, Diane Rusnak, Becky Kennedy, Danny Thompson, Carole Summers, Terry Strickler, David Jackson, David Aldizer, Jimmy Morris, Henry Wood, Rommel Bryant, Danny Jackson, Jimmy Rimel, Meredythe Sanger, Carolyn Whitfield, Carlton Hamilton, Brady Kirby, Ted Grant, Norman Smith, Steve Wolfe, Bonnie Ergenbright, Deb- by Lotts, Steve Sensabaugh, Molly Ramkey, Clifton Talley, George Whitfield, Jack Smith. Pep Band Helps Spark School Spirit The Lee High Band was very fortunate to have as their new director Mr. Robert G. Sanger, formerly the director of the Nelson County High School Band. Marching season found Mr. San¬ ger and the band hard at work each morning at 7:20 in the stadium in preparation for the half¬ time shows put on at each home football game. Also the Pep Band was on hand at both home and away games, and at pep rallies to help pro¬ mote spirit and enthusiasm. The band also ap¬ peared in both the Staunton and Waynesboro Christmas Parades, and gave their annual Christmas Concert. The band then began their serious and very important preparation for the District V Band Festival, held this year at Hand- ley High School, in which the band’s perfor¬ mance was rated by three judges. A successful year came to a close with the annual Spring Concert. 135 Debate Club Gives Practice Speeches Debate Club Members: Tom Opie, Ted Grant, Sandra Bailey, Bob Graf, Carol Chevalier, Jack Druff, Lee Finch, Judy Herndon, Toby DeBarr. Knowing that speaking ability, thorough knowledge of the subject, and quick thinking are absolutely necessary to a good debator, the members of the Debate Club, under the coaching of Mr. Richard Gordon, spent the first months of school in studying the fundamentals of debating and in giving practice speeches and debates. Then in February, the Club began its schedule of debates. They debated not only area high schools, but participated in several tourna¬ ments, such as the University of Richmond Tour¬ nament, the William and Mary Tournament, which is a two-day event, and the George Washington University Tournament. Mixed Chorus Members: George Whitfield, Buzz Huntley, Eric Persson, Dennis Gregory, Marcus Coker, Audrey Fitzpatrick, Linda Bright, Robert Lane, Jay Jeffreys, Timmie Vickers, Peg¬ gy McCormick, Judy Reeves, Pam Glovier, Camila Bryant, Margaret Clem, Dennis Collins, Donald Carter, Frank Vaughn, James Funches, Danny Arthur, Hubie Hull, Douglas Walters, Ray Patterson, Meredith Derr, Jerry Cash, Mary Lynn Har¬ mon, Cathy Brown, Carlton Farrier, Scottie Dennison, Shelia Bradds, Carol Cason, Debbie Higgs, Sue Wiseman, Anne Obenschain, Susie Brent, Beverley Massie, Pam Wooten, Bonnie Ergenbright, Gail Howard, Mariam Phillipe, Emily Dei- trick, Lynn Baylor, Mary Lou Montegerard, Karen Bane. Sarah Rimel, Janice Smith, Beth Finch, Leona Bryant, Anna Line- weaver, Rose Fitzgerald, Debra Pack, Pat Darcus, Christine Brown, Gail Weaver, Lynda Toman, Linda Hull, Jackie Eakin, Carolyn Wade, Jeris Folk, Dee Dee Dennison, Sharon Grimm, Grier Wiseman. 137 i D.E. II III: Rose Fitzgerald, Brenda Rowe, Brenda Helmick, Kay Robinson, Tammie Simonetti, Cheryl Cash, Kathryn Hodges, Mary Halterman, Elizabeth Myers, Mr. Radcliff. Sec¬ ond row: Sandra Kerr, Julia Stuart, Kay Armstrong, Roberta Obst, Beth Payne, Martha Nutty, Linda Cason, Gail Weaver, Barbara Arnold, Mr. Joyner. Third row: Mary Darcus, Ray Er- genbright, Carol Swisher, Brenda Doyle, Mary Lyle, Marcia Brinkley, Susan Wilfong, Joyce Dalinger, Jackie Wimer. Fourth row: Buddy Craig, John Hartless, Mike Hendrix, Philip Cipria- no, Carl Wymer, Benny Rankin, Randy Eppard, Phyllis Fauver. Fifth row: Eddie Floyd, Ora Fitzgerald, Bonnie Hartsook, Patsy Rexrode, Robert Hunter, Dennis Swisher, Gary Kennedy, Glenn Driver, Donnie Campbell. Sixth row: David Merriam, Jimmy Moore, Jimmy Morrison, Donnie Hevener, Susan Moore, Linda Lilley, Nancy Peterson, Sharon Forbes, Donnie Curry. Sev¬ enth row: Mike Poe, Hank Bragg, David Pullin, Donnie Gueffey, Glenn Brush, Danny Arthur, Ken Patterson, Wayne Doyle. Eighth row: Gary Krichbaum, Donnie Miller, David Palmer, Larry Meyerhoeffer, Curtis Crigler, Linn Barton, Dee Marino, Releigh Ham. Ninth row: Joe Smith, Don Berry, Terry Smith, Jerry Clarke, Vic Rosen, Larry Brown, John Welcher. 138 DECA I: Vicky Rexrode, Linda Ratcliff, Percy Fitzgerald, Roger son, Danny Swisher, Walter Robertson, Perry Medley, Gary Crickenberger, Linda Bright, Vicki Fix, Mabel Carter, Elsa Ne- McQuain, Clinton Thompson, Jeff Gilbert, David Oberg, John gron, Gary Smith, Pat Pascal, Patsy Morrison, Carla Hoyle, Bet- Tankesley, Wilbert Darcus, Ronnie Shircliff, Randy Sumey, Pat ty Campbell, Nancy DePriest, Kathy Knopp, Katie MacPher- Stuart, Terry Campbell, Joe Tankesley. The Distributive Education Club had a very active year, beginning with a joint installation of officers with the Waynesboro and Wilson clubs. Professional meetings were held once a month. The members participated in the United Fund Campaign by putting window displays in Staun¬ ton stores. In November, they celebrated Na¬ tional DECA Week, and then, in December, add¬ ed to the Christmas spirit at Lee by decorating the cafeteria. The DECA club’s annual Employer- Employee Banquet climaxed the year’s activi¬ ties. 139 FBLA: Bobbie Brown, Secretary, Judy Slusser; President, Ly- nette Kegley; Vice President, Carolyn Carper; Betty Link, Trea¬ surer, Betty Campbell; Patsy Morrison, Nancy Simmons, Pat Sutton, Parliamentarian, Betty Hartsook; Nancy Hamblin, Joanne Kegley, Cathy Carty, Reporter; Vickie Cook; Judy Pow¬ ers, Rose Kennedy. F.B.L.A. Learns Business Techniques 140 Alpha I Members: Kathryn Hodges, Cherie Brockway, Susan Taylor, Martha Nutty, Tammy Simonetti, Anna Lineweaver. Doris Simmons, Nancy Rugar, Karen Kincaid, Sandi Cooney, Becky Peters, Clayton Obenschain, Linda Crone, Marylou Montgerard, Linda Hahn, Janet Hall, Alexis Beard, Gloria Lutz, Delena Campbell, Margaret Burnett, Carol Gibson, San¬ dra Kerr. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Holds Senior Dance i i i Alpha I Officers: Second Vice President, Gloria Lutz; Presi- Treasurer, Karen Kincaid; Sergeant-at-Arms, Susan Taylor; dent, Linda Crone; First Vice President, Tammie Simonetti; Chaplain, Kathryn Hodges; Secretary, Carol Gibson. 141 Beta I Officers: Second Vice-President, Peggy McCormick; ley; Treasurer, Linda Fox; Secretary, Beth Potter; Chaplain, President, Sharon Custer; First Vice-President, Debbie Stan- Gaitha Smith; Sergeant of Arms, Susan Knopp. Beta I Members: Wilma Armstrong, Vicki Rexrode, Peggy Mc¬ Cormick Beth Potter, Linda Fox, Sharon Custer, Gaitha Smith, Susan Moore, Judy Combee, Sandy Ballengee, Debbie Stanley, Susan Knopp, Debbie Brower, Debbie Buchanan, Vicki Crum, Charlotte Stoneburner, Linda Lilley, Ann Obenschain, Sharon Sensabaugh, Robbi Keller, Linda Meadows, Barbara Rexrode, Darlene Bogan, Cathie Marino, LaDonna Fitzgerald, Jane Hodges. 142 Beta II Officers: Secretary, Lynn Bullman; Vice-President, Kiger; Treasurer, Linda Sherrill; Historian, Pat Cox; Sergeant Sharon Gum; President, Tighe Leavel; Vice-President, Jeanne of Arms, Kathie Knopp; Chaplain, Elsa Negron. I Susan Tarkington, Linda Hern, Linda Sherrill, Patti Adams, Gum, Sharon Puffenbarger, Emily Dietrick, Elsa Negron, Jean Kiger, Tighe Leavel, Lynne Bullman, Pat Pascal, Debbie Linda Bright, Bobbye Fulwider, Kathie Knopp. Todd, Diane Tarkington, Faye Knorr, Toni Crowther, Sharon 143 Gamma I Officers: Treasurer, Linda Houser; Second Vice-Pres- Bonnie Robertson; Secretary, Katherine Meade; Chaplain, Ag- ident, Jane Nixon; President, Susan Brown; First Vice-Presi- gie Tullidge. dent, Jackie Free; Sergeant-of-Arms, Cecile Baker; Historian, Members of Gamma I: Mary Sue Steffey, Carlton Farrier, Jane Nixon, Linda Houser, Nell Marchant, Vicky Van Fossen, Robyn Timberlake, Donna McAuley, Sharon Showker, Aggie Tullidge, Jackie Free, Janet Miska. Marlynne Curry, Susan Brown, Ellen Sloane, Katherine Mead, Chris Anderson, Becky Kennedy, Ju¬ lie Cash, Beth Lescure, Phyllis DelSole, Cecile Baker, Bonnie Robertson, Jo Ann Moore, Caddie Shields, Wanda Wagner, Brenda Bradshaw. 144 Gamma II Officers: Secretary, Peyton Hamrick; First Vice-Pres- lain, Debbie Griffin; Historian, Ellen Brand; Sergeant of Arms, ident, DeeDee Dennison; President, Becky Whitlock; Second Gardner Roller. Vice-President, Karen Eppard; Treasurer, Joyce Cason; Chap- Members of Gamma II: Martha Cassidy, Suzanne Kempton, Gardner Roller, Becky Whitlock, Joyce Cason, Debbie Griffin, Pat Sheets, DeeDee Dennison, Karen Eppard, Beverly Faught, Ellen Brand, Peyton Hamrick, Linda Whitesell, Cindy Clarke. Carolyn Tolley, Karen Wolf, Beverly Kincaid, Donna Barton, 145 Delta I Officers: Secretary, Susan Parkins; President, Cheryl Historian, Margaret Stanley; Treasurer, Jane Finch; Sergeant Kyle; Vice-President, Harriett Willson; Chaplain, Kris Shady; of Arms, Kathy Butler. Delta I Members: Margaret Stanley, Jane Finch, Susan Par¬ kins, Dana Mullins, Debbie DeBarr, Linda Roszak, Ann Mus- ser, Vicki Rosencranz, Kris Shady, Caroline Vines, Bitsy Hob¬ son, Harriett Wilson, Pam Schmid, Cheryl Kyle, Cindy Bieghn, Kathy Butler, Mary Garber, Beth Finch, Sharon Morris. 146 Delta II Officers: Vice-President, Janet White; President, Tracy Baldwin; Treasurer, Jennifer Vickers; Secretary, Sharon Grimm; Chaplain, Debbie Ashworth; Sergeant of Arms, Dreama White; Historian, Debbie Pack. Judy Davis, Dreama White, Adrian Vaughn, Debbie Ashworth, Sharon Grimm, Karen Painter, Jennifer Vickers, Tracy Bald¬ win, Susan Vass, Debbie Pack, Carol Fountain, Charlotte Pan nel, Carolyn Smith, Mary Hyden, Diana Bowers, Janet White. ! i i ji 147 Delta III Officers: Second Vice-President, Janet Hutchinson; Nancy Boone; Sergeant of Arms, Debbie Davies; Second Ser- President, Gail Goodrow; Secretary, Martha Swink; First Vice- geant of Arms, Debbie Higgs; Historian, Debbie Doyle. President, Vicki Henson; Chaplain, Susan Harsch; Treasurer, IjP g f, -TVm —ei mm , mmm W • JL . Delta III Members: Kathy Bullman, Gayle Cash, Susan Harsch, Diana Horn, Gail Goodrow, Deborah Higgs, Janet Hutchinson, Brenda Baylor, Laura Stover, Marian Andrews, Debbie Davies, Beverly Easly, Nancy Boone, Betty Wright, Vicki Roller, Jane Hamrick, Wanda DePriest, Linda Doyle, Nancy Kerr, Vicki Henson, Martha Swink, Dana Manly, Susan Cash, Leslie Gib¬ son. 148 J. V. Cheerleaders Help Initiate Pep J. V. Cheerleaders: Bobbye Fulwider, Sue Durrett, Sharon Showker, Tighe Leavel, Judy Combee, Linda Houser, Kitten Thompson, Lynn LaBonte, Vicki LaBonte. 149 Cheerleaders Judge Classes For Spirit Cup Varsity Cheerleaders: Leslie Degen, Head Cheerleader; Pat Hutchinson, Gloria Lutz, Scottie Dennison, Sandi Cooney, Pati Atkins, Ginger Bell, Ruth Haney. 151 152 i$K: fit ttztvcX iistit ttununr5?ff l tint uttua ■ • 4 44 444 4 aft 44 444 4 4 ♦4 4444 4 4 4§fy 4« 4 r 4 4 4 � 4 � i t tf-f- 444444 444v v 4 ' � 4i l feut i u: iu irn t!iP mtpk ttunrsn:um«£utamlg sum a: atututEnu us® 4 44 4 4 4 4444-4 j 44 JJl 4 4444 ISn ■� � h r r:: at + + ■ wk 4 4 4 4443 p- 4 4 : 44 iSS | « 4 4 44 8 , 4 f t 4 444 4 U 4 4 44 4 l v� twt si -I H E 4 44 4 M B 4 44 4 V i 153 SPORTS • V . • n- ' Varsity team: Calvin Depew, Steve Spitzer, Tim Bosiack, Buzz Huntley, Steve Crosby, Alan Richardson, Rusty Cassidy, Greg Bosiack, Wayne Cox, Doug Chaffins, Duane Smith, Bob De¬ pew, Larry Wikel, Mike Leonard, John Hartless, Gary Cline, Willy Ferguson, George Cox, Ronnie Masincup, Hoppy Knight¬ ing, Randy Sumey, Stuart Coiner, Keiter Roby, Ken McAllis¬ t er, Sam Graham, Charlie Wimer, Mike Sanger, George Good- loe, Buddy Peters, Gary Hassett, Mike Brown, Pete Lunt, Rich¬ ard Wimer, Donnie Wease, Dickie Beard, Rodney Phillips, Jim Chaffins, Junior Spitzer, Henry Knick, Keith Spitzer, Steve Breckenridge, George Goodrow, Danny Carter, Dennis Collins, David Miller, Donald Folks, David Baylor, Richard Cox, Rudy Hildebrand. Coaches: James Conger, Winston Wine, Milnes Austin. Dayton Hypes, John Hall, Tommy Lane, Tom Bell. I Football 1966 Lee . ... 21 Giles County. . ... 14 Lee . .... 6 Covington. . ... 13 Lee . . . . .... 6 Buena Vista. .6 Lee .... 7 Albemarle. . ... 26 Lee . . . . ... 14 Lexington. .0 Lee ... 13 Waynesboro. . ... 10 Lee .... 6 Harrisonburg. .7 Lee . . ... 12 Natural Bridge. .0 Lee . . .... 6 Loudoun Valley . . . . .... 20 Although the Leemen did not retain their title as Valley District Champions, their 1966 season will be long remembered. Featuring a rugged de¬ fense that allowed opponents a mere 10 points a game, they compiled a 4-4-1 record. Among these were a 14-0 win over powerful Lexington, a thrilling 13-0 comeback victory at Homecoming over arch-rival Waynesboro, and a heartbreaking 7-6 loss to Harrisonburg in the final eleven sec¬ onds of the game. Post season honors were bestowed upon sev¬ eral Leemen. Greg Bosiack, Alan Richardson, and Steve Spitzer were cited for their outstanding play. The three were each voted all-district and all- state which was truly a credit to Coach Jim Con¬ ger and the 1966 Fighting Leemen. 156 |i ' iy� Lee’s Football Coaches: Dave Shell, Jim Davis, Jim Conger, Milnes Austin, Winston Wine. Buzz Huntley turns right end as Ken McAllister and Greg Bosiack lead the way against the Giles County Spartan s. 157 Greg Boziack and Doug Chaffins try to clear the path for full¬ back, Buzz Huntley, who finds the going tough in a 13-6 defeat. Leemen i I ! Upset By Cougars Steve Spitzer tries in vain to catch up with an overthrown pass. 158 159 Bobby DePew (11) heads downfield as a Waynesboro Giant attempts to pull him down. Buzz Huntley (32) is hit by a Lexington Hurricane, as Alan Richardson (50) looks on. Hoppy Knightning (25) attempts to intercept a pass from a Waynesboro Giant. Bobby Depew (11) breaks away from a Scarlet Hurrican assisted by Randy Su- mey (26) and Tim Bosiack (21). Buzz Huntley (32) attempts to gain downfield yardage, as Rusty Cassidy ( (65) and Steve Spitzer (82) try to clear the way. A pile-up occurs as Greg Bosiack (61), Willie Ferguson (60), Dayton Hypes (80), and Buzz Huntley (32) hit head-on with the Scarlet Hurricanes. 161 I Quarterback Bobby Depew breaks away from a Little Giant to pick up yardage for the Leemen. Cindy Barnett, 1966 Homecoming Queen, is crowned at half-time ceremo nies of the Waynesboro game by captains Steve Spitzer (82) and Greg Bosi ack (61). 162 Buzz Huntley (32) prepares to elude a tackier in Lee’s 13-10 win over Waynesboro. Halfback Randy Sumey (26) runs into a host of Blue Streaks in Lee’s 7-6 loss to Harrisonburg. Buzz Huntley (32) is piled up in the Natural Bridge game as Rusty Cassidy (65) and Steve Crosby (64) look on. 163 I I Duane Smith (30) and Rusty Cassidy (65) spot a loose ball as Dayton Hypes (80), Alan Richardson (50), and John Hartless (76) move against the Rockets. Keith Spitzer (10) stiff arms a Natural Bridge tackier as Doug Chaffins (78) and Calvin Depew (77) race to assist. f 7a| Mm v SR V. -V ■Hr. 164 George Cox did an excellent job as Lee’s punter this year, averaging about 35 yards a kick. Keith Spitzer (10) hands off to Buzz Huntley (32) as Mike Leonard (24) and Randy Sumey (26) come in for a fake. After a week’s layoff, the Leemen dropped a 20-6 decision to Loudoun Valley, the final game of the season. This is the Lee High defense that limited opponents to 96 points in 9 games. Doug Chaffins, John Hartless, Ronnie Masincup, Calvin Depew, Hoppy Knighting, Mike Sanger, Gary Cline, George Cox, Willie Ferguson, Steve Spitzer, and Randy Sumey. 165 i Basketball 1966-1967 Varsity Basketball team: Ken McAllister, Jamie Simmons, Bruce Ralston, Ronnie Snyder, Ricky Cook, Doug Simmons, Steve Dodge, Tim Bosiack, Frank Vaughn, Pat Stewart, Don¬ nie Wease, Maurice Carter, Timmie Vickers, Jerry Chandler, Dennis Bell. I Lee 90 Buena Vista 54 Lee 101 Waynesboro 61 Lee 84 Wilson 57 Lee 94 Covington 77 Lee 73 Harrisonburg 67 Lee 93 Natural Bridge 72 Lee 67 Lexington 87 Lee 69 Covington 70 Lee 66 Harrisonburg 58 Lee 64 Albemarle 39 Lee 54 Buena Vista 51 Lee 55 Handley 28 Lee 83 Natural Bridge 66 Lee 75 Wilson 57 Lee 62 Waynesboro 44 Lee 83 Lexington 50 Lee 56 Handley 54 Lee 73 Albemarle 53 Lee 67 Waynesboro 49 Lee 74 Lexington 68 Lee 72 James Monroe 43 Lee 74 Loudoun County 64 Lee 88 Northside 58 The 1966-67 Fighting Leemen are considered by many to be the finest basketball team ever to represent this school and rightly so. Although there was only one returning starter from last year, this talented group of boys piled up an im¬ pressive 21-2 record. Finishing in a tie with Lex¬ ington for the regular season crown, Lee High went on to Charlottesville and defeated the Scarlet Hurricanes to capture the Valley District Title. Then Coach Milnes Austin led his charges to victory over both James Monroe and Loud¬ oun County to become the 1-B Northern Region¬ al Champions. As a climax to this great year the Leemen, followed by a huge crowd of support¬ ers swamped Northside of Roanoke in the 1-B State finals and earned the reputation of the best basketball team in Virginia. 166 Steve Dodge (42) floats in for an under hand lay¬ up against the Buena Vista Blues. Timmie Vickers (40) soars in to tally 2 points for the Leemen against the Blues. Steve Dodge (42) stops to shoot from the outside in the Wilson game. Ricky Cook (52) gets set to shoot over Harrisonburg Streaks as Timmie Vickers (40) and Ronnie Snyder (10) look on. Frank Vaughn (20) is closely guarded as he goes up for a lay¬ up against Harrisonburg. 168 Doug Simmons (24) struggles to shoot over Waynesboro Giant as Tim Vickers (40) and Ricky Cook (52) move in for the rebound. Timmie Vickers (40) moves around a Harrisonburg Streak for the easy layup. Ricky Cook (52) watches as Steve Dodge (42) sets to shoot against the Hornet of Wilson. Steve Dodge (42) moves around an Albemarle Pa¬ triot to get into position to shoot as Frank Vaughn (20) watches. 171 Doug Simmons (24) leaps high in the air to pull down a rebound as Bruce Ralston (14) and Ricky Cook (52) look on. Timmie Vickers (40) shoots with precision against the Wilson Hor¬ nets as Ricky Cook (52) watches. Steve Dodge (42) drives to pump in two points against the Waynesboro Giants. Ronnie Snyder (10) rushes to retrieve the ball before it hits out-of-bounds. 172 Frank Vaughn (20) manages to shoot though closely guarded in Lee’s semi-final district game with Waynesboro. 173 Steve Dodge (42) drops in two points as the Leemen defeated Lexington for the Valley District Championship. I Doug Simmons goes up for two points against the Raiders of Loud¬ oun County as Frank Vaughn read¬ ies for a rebound. Steve Dodge displays form which made him a star for the Big Blue this season. Frank Vaughn and Jerry Chandler follow flight of the ball. 174 Dennis Bell, Ken McAllister, and Jerry Chandler look on proudly as Steve Dodge, Timmie Vickers, Frank Vaughn, Bruce Ralston, and Ricky Cook dis¬ play the Valley District Championship Trophy. Steve Dodge (42), Doug Simmons (24), and Ricky Cook (52) all go af¬ ter a loose ball in Lee ' s 74-64 vic¬ tory over Loudoun County. 175 1 ! i | Counting the final seconds of the game are several of the state I B Champs, Steve Dodge, Frank Vaughn, Timmie Vickers, Ricky Cook, Maurice Carter, and Tim Bosiack. 176 Leemen Win State 1-B Championship Lee High ' s State IB Championship team gives Coach Austin a victory ride after crushing Roanoke’s Northside High, 88-58, for the title. This is a first in Lee’s history. Taking a hand in the celebration are Leemen Donnie Wease, Timmie Vickers, Dennis Bell, and Steve Dodge. 177 Track 1966 ' l ' J1 11 1 Woody Wimer wins second place for Lee High in the broad jump. 178 Ronnie Masincup displays the shot put. Mike Sanger hands off baton to Gary Swats in mile relay. 179 Calvin Depew places second for Lee High in the shot put. Steve Spitzer nears the end of low hurdles. Danny Riddle wins first place in the 880 yard run. Buzz Huntley and Ron Seyford place first in the mile relay Calvin Depew displays the shot put form Vince Jones wins third place in low hur dies. urn J.V. Football: Mike Clem, Coach David Shell, Roger Cricken- berger, Steve Wiseman, Roy Hartless, Donnie Acord, Mark Stanley, Bruce Henry, Ronnie Corbett, Ralph Yates, Bill Burrows. Second Row: John Stark, Stanley Pack, Mike Griffin, Bobby Burnett, Joe Peduto, Vincent Demaso, Taine McPher¬ son, Frank Baylor. Third Row: Lyod Smith, Bill Bones, War¬ ren Kincaid, Steven Wimer, Eddie Hanger, Doug Carter, Glenn Rexrode, Steven Hill. Fourth row: Charles Coiner, Tom Elliot, Alan Floyd, Charles Nerr, William Jenkins, Doug Chittum, Doug Degen, Philip Darcus. Fifth row: Wayne Anderson, Ever¬ ett Sumner, Gary Newland, John Wagner, John Todd. J.V. Football and Basketball 1966-1967 J.V. Football Tri-Captains: Doug Degen, Bruce Henry, and Ronnie Corbett. The 1966-67 year proved to be a very suc¬ cessful one for Lee High athletes and especially for the members of the JV Football and Basket¬ ball Teams. The JV Football team finished their winning season with a record of 4 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties under the leadership of Coaches David Shell and James Davis. One of their victories came at the expense of the football squad of Lane High School, which in recent years has been Lee ' s toughest opponent. Under the coaching of Alphonso Hamilton, the JV basketball team also had a winning sea¬ son. The fine record of 16 wins and 1 loss en¬ abled them to capture the Valley District crown in regular season play. In view of the success of these JV teams we can be assured that Lee High will continue to be successful in their athletic events. 182 J.V. Basketball team: Mike Swats, Alan Richardson, Marcus Coker, Gary Newland, Donnie Elia, Ronnie Corbett, Wayne An¬ derson, Charles Coiner, Frank Guertler, Doug Degen, Mike Rener, Drew Breckenridge, John Todd, Carlton Hamilton, George Goodloe, Clinton Jones, Lester Hershey, Robert Ran¬ kin. Alan Richardson (52) and Phillip Darcus (44) move in to grab a rebound in the J.V. victory over Covington. Baseball team: Joe Turner, Bruce Meador, Robert Houser, Greg Bosiack, Richard Cullen, Ferdy Wagner, Larry Rankin. Second row: Jerry VanLear, Steve Spitzer, Jim Ingram, Jamie Simmons, Ricky Cook, Wayne Cox, Dennis Bell. Third row: Coach Delmar Botkin, John Hall, Steve Moore, Doug Ramsey, Keith Spitzer, Ronnie Snyder. Baseball 1966 The Leemen prepare for the big game with the Al¬ bemarle Patriots. 184 Ferdy Wagner is congratulated by Steve Moore, 29, after hitting home run. Lee High pitchers are Joe Campbell, Ferdy Wagner, and Ronnie Snyder. 185 Larry Rankin (17) watches as the ball he hit fades into foul territory. l i Ricky Cook connects for a base hit in Lee’s home game with Albemarle. 186 Lee player starts for first base. Ferdy Wagner pitches strike. Ronnie Snyder connects during a Lee game. Golf team: Tom Roberts, Paul Bratton, Tom Bell, Jack Bow- bell, Tom Wine, Danny Neff, Peter Biehn, Rusty Ashby, Gordon man, Jim Whitlock, Stanley Pack, Francis Collins, Woody Dix- Graham, Ronnie Fauver, David Pastors, Coach W. L. Deaver. on. Second row: Bob Wittenauer, Joe Greene, Buddy Camp- Golf 1966 Francis Collins putts in on the first hole. 188 189 Lee High Tennis Team: Kay Nash, Sally Crickard, Susan Menk, Debra Brower, Jody Modesitt, Pam Garbett, Jo Ann Richardson, Sharon Sensabaugh, Valerie Hodge, Carole Summers, Ann Obenschain, Molly Ramkey. Tennis 1966 The fourth year for the Lee High’s Tennis Team was a success. Under the direction of coach Bette Harris, the girls came away with a winning season and experience for the forth¬ coming year. Some of the teams that Lee com¬ peted against were: Saint Anne’s, Bridgewater College, Albemarle, Wilson, Harrisonbug, Fairfax Hall and Stuart Hall. For the first time the two top players, Sally Crickard and Kay Nash, entered a State tourna¬ ment held at Hollins College. Although they did not place, both girls returned with valuable ex¬ perience and new techniques. Experience and the promotion of good sports¬ manship are the important aims of the Girls ' Tennis Te am. 190 Pam Garbett waits in the correct position to return a serve. Susan Menk returns the ball by using a forehand. 191 192 193 194 195 V I ¥ 196 197 198 199 Lee High Boosters Mr. Mrs. Ralph Aldhizer Dr. Mrs. Alden Anderson Jimmy Anderson Food Mart Mr. Mrs. Carey D. Arehart Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Arey Atkins Automotive Corporation Atlantic Lunch Augusta Block, Inc. Augusta Dairies Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Ayling Barth-Weinberg Company Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Beam, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edgar Berry Beverley Book Company, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Gerald L. Biehn Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Blackley McPherson Blair Associates, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Thaddeus R. Bosiack Mr. Mrs. William E. Bowman Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Bratton Mr. Mrs. Clyde W. Brooks Mr. Mrs. Harold F. Brush Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Buenting Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Bumgardner, Jr. Mrs. Robert S. Burnett Mr. Mrs. William A. Burnett Callison and Company Mr. Mrs. Wilson Campbell Campfields Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Carty R. W. Cash Plumbing Heating Mr. Mrs. James E. Chaffins Chevy Chase Mr. Mrs. Frank B. Click Cline’s Furniture Colony Optical Company Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Combee Community Federal Savings Loan Association Mrs. Stuart G. Coughlan Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Cox Dr. Mrs. John G. Crawford Mr. Mrs. Harry F. Crickenberger Mr. Mrs. G. W. Crosby Mr. Mrs. Walter L. Cullen Dairy Rite Drive-In Mr. Mrs. Novice L. Deaver Mr. Mrs. Ralph Degen Mr. Mrs. Fred Dillon Dixie Gas and Oil Company Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Dixon Mr. Mrs. Wilson B. Dozier Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Farrier Fink’s Jewelers First and Merchants National Bank Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Foster Mrs. Richard L. Fox Mr. Mrs. W. A. Fry Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Fulwider Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gilbert Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Graf Dr. Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton Dr. Mrs. Sam D. Graham Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Greene Mr. Mrs. William H. Grim Mr. Mrs. James D. Grimm, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Calvin L. Guffey Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Gum Dr. Mrs. John H. Guss Mr. Mrs. John J. Hamblin F. C. Hamer and Company Hamrick and Company Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Hamrick, Jr. Mr. Mrs. George H. Hanger Mr. Mrs. James B. Hanger, Jr. Dr. Mrs. William E. Harman Dr. Mrs. Howard M. Hanna Hays Chevrolet Henry Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. Mrs. John M. Herndon Mr. Mrs. Lester B. Hershey Dr. Mrs. James A. Higgs, Jr. Mrs. Sue R. Hildebrand Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Hiner Thos. Hogshead, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Howard E. Holliday Holsinger Lumber Company Mr. Mrs. W. Ellis Holt Houff’s Grocery Charles Huntley Transfer Mr. Mrs. Fred H. Huntley Mr. Mrs. Wayne M. Hypes Mr. Mrs. F. Freeman Jones Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Warren M. Kennedy Kenney’s Burger Company Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Kern 200 Mr. Mrs. Jack M. Kerr Mr. Mrs. Leonard J. Kiger Knopp Brothers Mr. Mrs. Kenneth H. Knorr Mr. Mrs. William K. Kyle The Leader Publishing Company Leggett’s Department Store Mr. Mrs. James B. Leonard Mr. Mrs. John C. Linhoss Mr. Mrs. Harry E. Low Mr. Mrs. Stephen H. MacPherson Mrs. John R. McAllister Mr. Mrs. William H. McCauley Mrs. Emory S. Marchant Dr. Mrs. Karl F. Menk Mr. Mrs. Philip G. Merriam Mr. Mrs. William W. Meyerhoeffer Mr. Mrs. Frederick D. Miller Mr. Mrs. Albert Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Modesitt Mr. Mrs. Claude M. Moore Mr. Mrs. Carlton D. Newlen Nick’s Sportsman Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Niles Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Nutt, Jr. Obenschain Company, Inc. Mr. Mrs. C. Philip Obenschain Mr. Mrs. William B. Obenschain Obaugh Ford, Inc. W. J. Perry Corporation Mr. Mrs. Jack C. Peterson Mr. Mrs. W. Jerome Peterson Mr. Mrs. Wilmer M. Philippe Mr. Mrs. Robert V. Phillips Planters Bank and Trust Company Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Potter, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Wandelin Protil Quick-Livick, Inc. Mr. Mrs. William H. Ramkey Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Rankin Mr. Mrs. John W. Readdon Mr. Mrs. John F. Rector Dr. Mrs. J. H. Resch Cecil T. Richardson Real Estate Mr. Mrs. L. H. Richardson Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Hildreth Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Rimel Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Warren Z. Roller Mr. Mrs. John Rusnak Mr. Mrs. William D. Sager Mr. Mrs. Cyrus G. Schwab, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Roy L. Sherrill, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Randolph T. Shields The Shoe Mart Mr. Mrs. Gene A. Showker Mr. Mrs. James S. Simmons, III Mr. Mrs. Arthur D. Spitzer Standard Tile Company Staunton Bowling Lanes, Inc. Staunton Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. Staunton Creamery, Inc. Staunton Insurance Agency Staunton Paint Wallpaper Company Staunton Steam Laundry, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Fred N. Stover Mr. Mrs. Franklin P. Thacker Mr. Mrs. Hubert Thompson Three Way Trucking Company Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Timberlake Dr. Mrs. John W. Todd Mr. Mrs. 0. Kenneth Updike Mr. Mrs. Cyril J. VandeWater Mr. Mrs. Charles E. VanFossen Hershey Tire Company Mrs. Mae B. Wagner Woodward’s Cleaning Dyeing Works Wright Printing Company Mr. Mrs. Fred P. Yates, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lewis M. Vaughn Virginia Holsum Bakeries, Inc. Virginia National Bank W.A.F.C. Broadcasting Studio W.T.O.N. Broadcasting Studio Mr. Mrs. E. E. Weakley Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Wetzel Mr. Mrs. William L. Whitesell Whitmore Concrete Products, Inc. Dr. Mrs. H. J. Williams Mr. Mrs. George J. Wimer Mr. Mrs. Luther H. Wimer Mrs. Winston B. Wine Mr. Mrs. Russell Wisely Mr. Mrs. John J. Wooten Wright’s Amoco and Repair Service Wright Printing Company Mr. Mrs. Ralph R. Wright Mr. Mrs. Layton W. Yancey Mr. Mrs. M. E. Yeago Young Hardware, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Benjamin L. Ziegler Mr. Earl Alley 201 A.S.R. Products Company Mr. Mrs. Ira C. Baker Dr. Mrs. Richard P. Bell, Jr. Mr. Mrs. A. L. Bostic Elizabeth Brant School of Business Campfield Stationers and Printers Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Claffey Mr. Mrs. Roy W. Coker Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Cox Mr. Mrs. Wesley A. Crowther Doering Oil Company Mr. Mrs. Harold R. Evans Mr. Mrs. Harry L. Glovier Grand Piano and Furniture Company Mr. Mrs. George W. Goodrow Holt’s China and Gift Store Mr. Mrs. D. M. Kivlighan Mr. Mrs. Donald W. Krichbaum Mr. Mrs. William J. Lotts Mr. Mrs. Alton M. Lutz Mr. Mrs. William R. McCormick Mr. Mrs. L. T. McHaney Mr. Mrs. E. E. Mullins Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Niess Mr. Mrs. James Oliver Parks Finance Service Mr. Mrs. Ted A. Parmer Mr. Mrs. Joe K. Powell Mr. Mrs. George P. Reynard Mr. Mrs. Alan L. Rhodes Dr. Mrs. Jesse D. Robertson Mr. Mrs. H. L. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Everett P. Sumner Mr. Mrs. C. W. Talley, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Wease Mr. Mrs. Karl A. Wolf 202 Activities 118 Football, Junior Varsity 182 Administration 38 Football, Varsity 156 All-District Band 113 Foreword 4 All-District Chorus 115 Freshmen 98 All-District Football 112 Gamma 1 Tri-Hi-Y 144 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 141 Gamma II Tri-Hi-Y 145 American Field Service 128 Golf 188 Art 36 Guidance 38 Band 134 History 26 Basketball, Junior Varsity 183 Home Economics 32 Basketball, Varsity 166 Honor Council 110 Baseball 184 Honoraries 108 Beta 1 Tri-Hi-Y 142 Industrial Arts 32 Beta II Tri-Hi-Y 143 Juniors 80 Boosters 200 Language 34 Boy’s State, Girl’s State 111 Leeway 124 Business 30 Leeword 123 Cafeteria 36 Library 131 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 149 Mathematics 20 Cheerleaders, Varsity 150 Mixed Chorus 137 Choir 115 National Honor Society 116 Closing 192 Pep Band 135 Contents, Table of 3 Pep Club 132 Custodians 37 Physical Education 33 Debate Club 136 Radio 130 Dedication 18 Record 126 Delta 1 Tri-Hi-Y 146 Science 28 Delta II Tri-Hi-Y 147 Seniors 44 Delta III Tri-Hi-Y 148 Sophomores 90 Distributive Education 138 Student Cooperative Association 120 English 22 Student Life 6 Faculty Index 40 Tennis 190 FBLA 140 Track 178 203 Looking back over a year of hard work, the staff of the 1967 Leeway sees many people without whose valuable time and assistance this publication would not have been possible. In particular, the staff owes special thanks to Mrs. Alma McClung, the adviser of the annual, to Mr. Collin E. Smither, to Mr. Charles Kurtz, and to Mr. Garnett Owens, who were always available whenever information or advice was needed. It is a little sad to come to the end of a publi¬ cation such as an annual because it means coming to the end of the year. Yet, at the same time, it also means the beginning of a new year —for seniors moving out into the world in many directions, for underclassmen moving into new positions of leadership and responsibility. There will be new faces, new ideas, new directions for growth. But one thing will remain unchanged— the memory of all “THE GOOD TIMES WE’VE HAD”. 204 I 1