Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

i inst ANNUAL STATE Sitting Left to right: C. Venable, C, Phillips, Ass t Editor; M. Overbey, Editor; M, Lindsay, Business Manager; G, Lindsay, Ass’t. Business Manager; G, Kren- ning, Standing: Mr. Hodge, Sponsor; J, Steppe, A. Burks, D. Wooldridge, C. lisaacs Miles Wieetlarics EW isecanver:, iWiseWiO0d,. Moutiodge,D. sYates, M. Coleman, J, Blankenship, W. Keesee, T. Moon, N. Riley. ; We're through, ADMINIS MR. J. J. FRAY Superintendent Of Campbell County Schools In addition to fulfilling his many dut- ies as Superintendent, of our schools, Mr. Fray always finds time to take a personal interest in our school activities, We are grateful for the privilege of having known him and we are proud to have him as head of the administration of all the schools in Campbell County. Congratulations and best wishes to the 1952 grad- uates of the Rustburg High School, We have faith in you. dig Va sf Ey Division Superintendent MISS BESSIE ORR and MRS, ESTELLE TEMPLETON Office Assistants MISS FAYE MOORMAN Clerk of the School Board We wish to express our deepest thanks to these faithful School Board personnel who reiider such efficient service to our school. TRATION Mri Ge Ma Hodge Principal Rustburg High School His patience and kind understanding have made us grateful for having him as our friend and principal this year. His high standards of character and living have a constant inspiration to all of us. Mr. Hodge has shown a great personal interest in each individual and has faithfully executed his job as principal of our school, The impression he has made upon the student body and faculty is of the highest esteem, Sa webs DROPPED RS MIN TORS Words are wholly inadequate to express my 5 very grateful appreciation to the members of the Wea Senior Class of °52 who have worked so faithfully ro and cheerfully to make this year one of happiness = y ahs and progress, yy rg I wish for each of you happiness and success 2 Pi es in your future undertakings, ae. Pees Your friend and Principal, G. M,. Hodge Sikes Mr. Thomas Langhorne Mrs, Otis A, Williams Veteran Instructor Our competent and efficient Clerk and Librarian che Miss Elizabeth Mosely Rustburg, Virginia Longwood College Mrs. Ruth Hancock Rustburg Virginia, Route 2 Radford College, Womens Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Margie Loflin Lynchburg, Virginia Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia Mrs, Lucille Winebarger Lynchburg, Virginia Route 2 Longwood College Mrs, Eunice Bailey Rustburg, Virginia Longwood College Mrs. Birdie Walker Rustburg, Virginia Longwood College Mrs, Irma Bryant Rustburg, Virginia Route 2 University of Kansas Miss Shirley Chapman Altavista, Virginia Madison College Por, Mrs. Blanche Garbee Lynchburg, Virginia Route 2 Longwood College Mrs, Laura Thompson Rustburg, Virginia Lynchburg College Mrs, Louise Wilson Rustburg, Virginia Radford College Lynchburg, Virginia Mr. Frederick Garbee Lynchburg, Virginia Route 2 University of Virginia Mees. de IB, lsluaeer Rustburg, Virginia Route l Washington University Texas University Mrs. Doyle E, Martin Lynchburg, Virginia Longwood College Mrcuil aJeerilegel Naruna, Virginia Longwood State Teachers College Radford College of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mire Ave ee Mitchell ta Jia. Rustburg, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute SENIORS Martha Ann Overbey, President Mary Caroline Coleman, Secretary George McLeod Hodge, Vice-President Class of 1952 Motto: Cooperation is the key to progress Colors: Green and White Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley Wanda Marie Wood, Reporter Hethie Mildred Lindsay, Historian Daniel Elderidge Wooldridge, Treasurer SENIORS Amy Jacquelin Miles Doris Lee Wooldridge Thomas Owen Moon Emma Catherine Isaacs Charlotte Frances Venable David Nathan Yates Norma Jean Riley Ethel Ann Burks Geraldine Loy Krenning Steven Marshall Booth SENIORS Judith Allen Blankinship Willie Marie Fariss ror Judith Marie Steppe Evelyn Wisecarver [AST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Rustburg High School of 1952, being of sound mind and dis- posing memory, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament, and do de- clare all other wills heretofore made null and void, I, In General We leave our beloved homeroom, cold stove, empty coal buckets, unnumbered air- planes, not guaranteed to fly, and all the shop noise to the Juniors, knowing that they will keep it as well as we did, To the school we leave the stage scenery we slaved over, one nail which we hope Mr. Maddox will see is used for the new school, and all our faithfullness, loyalty, fineexamples, and school spirit. To everyone we leave the many memories of all the happy and sad experiences we had together in the last eleven years, Il, Faculty To Mr. Hodge, we leave the dream of a school with all A students and by special request of our boys, a pair of heel taps for obvious reasons, Mrs, Martin, we leave you the memories of the wonderful times we had with you as our Sophomore and Senior Home Room Teacher, They were grand times, We know Mrs, Hunter will be glad to receive the map we wish to leave her so she can always find the right school bus, We wish to bequeath another red necktie to Mr, Garbee because the old one is worn out now, To Mrs, Wilson we leave hopes of an entire History IV Class with all up-to-date books. Mr. Mitchell, we leave you memories of Tommy Moon, A prompt Home Economics III Class is what we would like to leave Mrs, Reigel, but we doubt if that will ever be possible. To all our teachers we leave memories of our smiling faces, undivided attention in classes, intelligent answers to all questions, and our meek and tidy nature. Alsoa large size bottle of aspirin with many thanks for all that you have done for us in years past, Ill. Special Requests Mac Hodge leaves his Daddy to all the poor students yet to come. The ability to have a temper and a man at the same time is what Geraldine Krenning wishes Jeanette Puckette to have, Gene Neighbors, Marshall Booth leaves you his usual quiet nature and asks that you please use it. To Carol Phillips, Norma Jean leaves her ability to attract tall men, Judy Marie Steppe bequeaths her extra freckles to Freddie Keesee to add to his present collection, Her singing ability is what Willie Marie Fariss wishes Kathleen Elliott to have. Lois Lee, Evelyn Wisecarver hopes you’ll make good use of her vocal cords that she leaves you for it was really a sacrifice for her to part with them, To Dale Talley, Wanda Wood leaves the secret of her height, Amy Miles wishes Lucy Wright to have her ability to get a diamond. His giggle is what Wallace Keesee wants C, B. Moore to have, Buster Williams, Martha Anne Overbey hopes you will inherit her ability to get along with the State Troopers and use it well, To Gary Cheatham, David Yates leaves his weakness for girls, especially for blondes. Tommy Moon leaves hiw own special talent for getting in and out of trouble to Paul Wing- field and hopes it will be very helpful. Her dancing ability is what Judith Blankenship would like Dolores Johnson to have, Peggy Jennings, Mildred Lindsay would like to leave you two of her most useful poss- essions, her hair curlers and her scissors. To Annie Cyrus, Mary Coleman bequeaths her ability to get along with small children, knowing she’ll need it. Her fHrtatious nature is what Charlotte Venable would like Connie Edelstein to have, She hopes Connie can uphold it, but warns that it’s a very hard job. G. H. Coleman should be very honored to receive Danny Wooldridge’s athletic ability since they both know R.H.S, will need great athletes now that Danny has vacated his short- stop position, Doris Wooldridge bequeaths her ability to have nightly dates to Peggy Blankenship. To Gladys Lindsay is left Ann Burks quiet studious nature, Her ability to work late and stilt have dates is what Catherine Isaacs would like to leave Nancy Alcock, To everyone, all the Seniors leave ‘‘loads’ ® of love and best wishes. We hereby appoint Alice Mae Moore of the Class of °53 executor of this our last will and testament, with full power and authority, having perfect confidence in her sound judg- ment, ‘prolly ’ WHO'S WHO Best-all-round - Wanda Wood Tommy Moon Most Dignified - Mary Coleman Mac Hodge Most Athletic - Judy Marie Steppe Danny Wooldridge Most Studious - Ann Burks Mac Hodge Most Attractive - Mildred Lindsay Danny Wooldridge Sweetiest - Amy Miles Normy Riley Cutest - Judy Blankenship Tommy Moon Nosiest - Evelyn Wisecarver David Yates Laziest - Willie Marie Fariss Wallace Keesee Most Popular - Charlotte Venable Danny Wooldridge Happiest - Catherine Isaacs Marshall Booth Best Dancers - Martha Anne Overbey Danny Wooldridge Wittiest - Judy Marie Steppe Tommy Moon Neatest - Doris Wooldridge David Yates Quietest - Geraldine Krenning Marshall Booth Most likely to succeed- Mary Coleman Danny Wooldridge CE oll Kathy Ellis and Wayne Templeton On September 6, 1948, thirty boys and girls piled into the freshman room to begin four years of high school culture with Miss Edie Gannaway as our class sponsor, We chose our President, Mildred Lindsay. With ‘‘cooperation is the key to progress’’ as our motto and the Lily of the Valley as our flower, and green and white our colors, we were really enter - ing into high school life. This year we had our school paper, Farm Show, May Day, and several freshmen went on the trip to Washington, When June came it was time for our sum- mer vacation and much to our sorrow there were eight members missing from our class, September found twenty-two pupils in the sophomore room with Mrs, Annie Gay Mar- tin as our homeroom teacher, Danny Wooldridge was elected President, Again there was the trip to Washington, May Day, Farm Show, F,H.A. and F,F.A. banquets and the Christ- mas program, June was here again but suddenly our wonderful vacation had ended, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Marie Tanner, President; Gladys Lindsay, Historian, Standing; left to right: Billy Tweedy, Secretary; Ed Trent, Treasurer; Gary Cheatham, Reporter; Cal- vin Adkins, Vice-President, Tramp! Tramp! The noise grew louder as thirty-seven Freshmen ran up the steps to their first year of High School. We thought we were really something, pity the teachers didn’t too. Our home-room teacher was Mr. Hancock, and our class president Jimmy Thompson, We chose for our motto, ‘‘Deeds not Dreams’ ®, Our class colors were maroon and white, and our class flower, the gardenia, Alice Moore and Betty Jean Taylor were elected to the May Court, and our year closed with our having gained Toby Harris and lost four other members, In the fall of 50 thirty-one pupils entered the Sophomore room with Mrs, Martin as home-room teacher and Carol Phillips as class president, Carol Phillips and Alice Moore were our May Court representatives, September 1951 saw us back at R.H.S. as Juniors with Mrs, Mary Hunter our home- room teacher, and Marie Tanner as class president. Some of the highlights of this year were: our Halloween class party, given by our home-room mothers, Mrs, Fariss and Mrs, Elliott; the appointing of Jimmy Thompson as page to the General Assembly; the election of Peggy Jennings as Maid-of-Honor and Alice Moore and Toby Harris to the May Court. We ended the year happily and are looking to our last year as Seniors, G, Cheatham B. Lawerence H, Mitchell P, Mitchell A, Cyrus Eee tot Ree GOL ih; lelgvierenic P, Jennings Teuelsee G, Lindsay A. Moore C, Phillips J. Puckette B. Riley J. Talley E. Tanner M,. Tanner B,. Taylor -A. Wright Not pictured: C, Adkins G, Blankenship Beeiarisis A. Goff oe Sitting, left to right: N, Wheeler, Treasurer; J. Waller, Vice-President; B. Tanner, Pres- ident; C. Edelstein, Secretary, Standing, left to right: A. Mason, Historian; C, Harper, Reporter. SOPHOMORES On September 4, 1950, thirty four students rushed up the stairs to the Freshman room to begin four years of high school with Mr, Thomas as class sponsor, We elected that year Estelle Leonard as our President, We chose as our Class Flower, the red rose. Our colors were blue and white, and our motto was The Golden Rule’’. For the first time two members of our class, Nancy Wheeler and Connie Edelstein were in the May Court. Highlights of the year were our two hayrides and the weiner roasts Mr, Thomas gave us. When summer vacation came there were eight members missing from our class, This past September found twenty-seven pupils in the Sophomore room with Mr. Fred- erick Garbee as our hoom room teacher, Barbara Tanner was chosen as our President, This year, Connie Edelstein and Estelle Leonard represented us in the May Court, High- lights of this year were the Farm Show, Halloween Party, Christmas Program and our May Day. Now that we have reached a half-way mark in our high school career, we are looking forward to becoming Juniors. Alcock Booth Ey, Droog . Edelstein On 2 Franklin . Gear Johnson . Lawrence ESO ae Lee J. Leonard Leonard M, Maxey SE] WS ° Lanner: Taylor Torrence . Waller OO . Wright . Wright Adcock 4 lale ie oO agar es ©, LE. Hawkins A . Mason G. Neighbors J. Steele L Ue N. Wheeler absent when pictures taken, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated lett) Lomi pht we Ope lottingmRepornt ex a heus eld obtjweelsid ent mem lanics mm Vilc ellatselct. ident Gael Denity Histoimankmotandi menu le hiat mG ol tome © Ow aint ml Gears UNeta mel ame D cole ois Se ceva tye We 66 20 i MILLIONAIRE F ae Clow ose a � in “CHRISTY DRA ICV Gallo In September, 1951, 26 happy-go-lucky girls and boys bounded up the steps to a new experience. We were Rats, pardon, Freshmen, In a week or so we elected our class of- ficers who are in the above picture, Our home-room teacher, Mrs, Harvey Wilson, quiet- ed us down and we deeided our motto: ‘ Not for one’s self, but for others’’; our flower: the yellow rose; and our colors: Blue and White. In October we held our class party at Louis Cowarts, From our class Peggy Blakenship and Phyllis Wooldridge were chosen for the May Court, and we were happily on our way to becoming Sophomores, : ae 5 | CROONER COLEMAN” P, Blankenship le B ne Pras SVK) ene Quay Blanks Bonds Burks Dalton Pee Vote Foster Lee Loftin Repee Viranstainy Neighbors Talley . I. Walley Trent Tweedy Walker - Wooldridge ° Adcock Blanks PL G@oletaan Oe tei Cowart Denton Driskill Hollingsworth . Keesee . Wingfield SEVENTH GRADE L, Adkins M, Arthur L., Bagby Sa DuUrks E. Burnette N. Calohan M,. Callahan T. Campbell Pipe CoLtens V. Cyrus J. Jennings G, Keesee : A E. Leonard 12. Apis J, Mann R. Mallory D. Mays A 3 E, Neighbors B. Overbey Ree Peace A. Robinson S. Thompson A. Turner A, Turner H, Tweedy N. Walker M, White J, Wiley B. Wilkerson P, Williams � Williams W right Wn B, Austin E. Bailey K. Bailey ls Tssexoyele A. Burnette R, Campbell E. Cowart J. Dodson D. Dro og J. Edelstein Vee Glinott E. Gough N. Goff C. Hodnett G. Hodnett S. Jamerson Wieaal J. Lee P, Lerner J. Mann L, Mann K, Milner A. Neighbors J. Phillips L, Phillips L, Powell M. Riley B. Steele eno tonle B. Trent E, Tweedy J. Wade P,. Weeks B. Wilkerson R, Witt D. Wright C. Younger Not Pictured: L. Cunningham A. Adcock J. Adkins R, Blankenship S. Booth H, Burks C. Burnette G. Candler P, Carwile H,. Childress C, Clay J. Coleman D. Dalton M, Denton W. Driskill See litott eee li ott A, Franklin P, Gear Fue CroLt E,. Hall 1. Harper B, Hardy Reetiar ris R, Heatherly SIXTH GRADE HEIN GRADE N. Herndon I, Hudson W. Isaacs R, Johnson M, Jones C. Leonard B, Mason A. Moore R, Neighbors Ib, IRBULeWy J. Robertson W. Rosser H, Taylor B, Thompson S, Threatt M, Tomlin ap. “A@ranlie Sy Wiest See lrent IML, “were x A, Walker J. Walker L., White O, Williams R. Williams M. Witt J. Wooldridge | Se J. Wright 4 fees NAN ae Ly epee beet 5 Ree R, Adcock Hoebell pies A. Blankenship L, Blankenship D, Blanks R, Brandt M, Branham M. Bryant P, Burks M, Caldwell B, Callahan JeaCanden Sa Grist 1D), “LEMME C, Fariss Sa mostes: P, Griffin H, Harman S, eblarzis R, Hudson Ga, lbeloyy P, Johnson H, Jordan A. Mallory HOURTH GRADE A. Mallory J. Mann J. Moon P. Neighbors Re ealce B. Phillips W. Phillips R, Rosser B. Seay D. Schley R, Sleigh M. Steele M, Tanner Maaialley, A, Tolbert IB. Awa P. Tweedy R. Wade J. Waller M,. Wilkerson E, Williams S. Williams P, Williams C, Wright DE OUnN er: Not Pictured: J. Anderson H. Bell K, Adkins R, Adkins G, Alcock P, Anderson M. Bailey R. Bailey L. Booth N. Burks J. Carmichael D, Caslenova D. Dalton E. Driskill P, Driskili R, Edwards Cea litott A, Hall T. Hendericks J. Hodge Jeeilornae D, Hutchinson J, Jamerson B. Keesee See onard R. Marehall THIRD GRADE C, Martin R. Martin F, Mason E, Maxey D. Mikels P, Mikels K. Neighbors J. Owen M,. Owen R, Owen G, Phillips M, Phillips B. Powell B, Powell B, Powell C, Showalter A. Sowell It, Sexeibl P, Steppe E. Tomlin K, Torrence M, Turner a Aweanese R. Tweedy D. Tyree Heaycee M, Walker B, Williams J. Williams R. Wingfield R. Wonnels Not Pictured: J. Cunningham G. Rowland R, Adkins R. Adkins R, Anderson C, Bailey B. Blanks J. Brandt K. Bell A, Brown R. Bryant A, Carey C. Carrol M. Carwile L. Cowart E, Creasy H, Creasy N, Cunningham J. Cyrus A, Cyrus Jee Dalton Jeers Kil M. Elliott M, Fleshman JemrnOstet A. Foster Jo Pranklin C, Gough S. Hall S. Hall S. Hardy Jic Harper Ppeiiancrars M, Hodnett T. Hudson M. Isaacs G, Johnson M, Lawrence B. Lee R, Mann P, Mikels P. Mikels A. Moore R. Neighbors F, Neighbors J. Neighbors BenOrncdorns P., Owen J. Rosser B. Rowland Cc, Stone V. Templeton G. Threatt J. Tolbert B, Tomlin L. Tweedy RW ite eee Ge C, Winebarger R. Wooldridge B, Adkins R. Alcock E. Anderson R, Anderson By Arthur Jeep Bailey J. Bailey S, Bailey 18. JeXeill Peabryant W. Burge B. Burks SECOND GRADE RST GRADE pomur © aad wa ° ° WN mp = T Oo UG Wie iG) ated ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° Tawe ° ° ° Burnette Callahan Caldwell Clay Cowart Cunningham Cyrus Elliott DAV oyees dre. Elliott Elliott Ellis Garrett Griffin Hollingsworth Hendricks Hendricks Hudson Jamerson Jennings Jennings Lawrence Leonard Mason Merryman Orndorf Phillips Revis Talley Templeton Thompson Turner Vaughn Vaughan White Williams Williams Winston Witt W right Doom’s Day S.C. A. Halloween ae Masquerade Ee Asal) Freshman Rally Lunch: 12:00 Glee Club Field Day Valentine’s Day Formal Late For School a Senior Play ‘$Morn” Baseball | ems ae - = os ms Feaeration Secretary Mary Coleman Club President Amy Jack Miles First Row: G, Lindsay, Song Leader; A, Miles, President; D. Woold- ridge, Vice-President; C. Isaacs, Treasurer. Second row: C. Venable, Historian; W, M. Fariss, A. Moore, Committee Chairman; C, Phillips, Reporter; M. Coleman, Committee Chairman, Third row: Mrs. J. J. Riegel, Advisor. eft townight- Pes Booth, a Ji-euckette Gam Venable sm Wil etna ri Sis meV Coleman, A. Miles, D. Wooldridge, J. M. Steppe, C. Isaacs. Second Row: L., Riegel; O, Loftin, A.) Moore, 1R. Goff, Elliot, boi beonard, JeVallerse be hanner:. ms Ostet myles tla tit ohm aan) emelic yO 17 Gem ene Ina OT. K, Elliot, N. JJ Riley, C. Trent, Third Row: J, Blankenship, G. Lind- say, A. Lee, Ps Jennings, li. Dalton; lo sbawrence Je Lorrence, si. Leonard, P., Wooldridge, J. Blanks, Fourth Row: A. Cyrus, N. Alcock, Bowe Riley, Pealaylonwen Gear wwii Damlal lev eS Ondo smioem Nelo Dots, M.. Tanner, L. Wright. Fifth Row: E. Tanner, GC, Phillips, Ps. Walker, A. Wright, i. Lee, ai aW right; Ler ranklin,«D. a) onnson. tional F,H,A, Week Initiation Gift Basket Christmas Our Living Room Classroom Work ame Cooking Ironing Meal Time Standing, Jeft to right: P, Mitchell, A, Mason, D, Yates, G. Neighbors, C, Adkins, W. Keesee, A. 'Mitchell, Instructor. Second row: L, Cowart, G, Cheatham, J. Wood, T, Moon, G. H. Coleman, M. Booth, B. Driskill, Third row: Mitchell, B, Tweedy. Seated, Mason, at left: MRE. Oe B. lawrence, lrent, CC. Moore, BarGotfsaGs Adcock =H Vocational Agriculture is divided into four phases of work, The first is the class-room work through which one secures knowledge for the purpose of planning enter - prises on the farm, Through shop activities, which is the second phase, one learns the major skills and functions of repairing and constructing farm machinery. Supervised farming, the third phase, is an oppor- tunity for the boys to learn first hand information by working with and under the supervision of the F,F.A. instructor, The fourth phase of F.F.A. instruction is the extra- cirricular activities such as public speaking contests, tournaments of athletic sports and social affairs, These four phases help develop a well rounded in- dividual, left to right: C, Adkins, Reporter; W. Keesee, President; A, Vice-President, Seated, Second row, left to right; G. Neigh- bors, Reporter; D. Yates, Treasurer; P. Mitchell, Sentinel, Standing A. L. Mitchell, Advisor. UF AMERICA Green-hand initiation Shop Work Conducting a meeting Ag. Building Foresty judging Beef judging coal OFFICERS The S,C.A. under the leadership of it’s president, Mildred Lindsay and sponsor, Mrs. Doyle Martin, undertook numerous projects throughout the year. Namely: ground clean-up, lunch-room assistance, safety pat- rol, welfare work, library aid and intertainment for the students in the form of parties and dances, Left to Right: “Alice Moore, secty, fi Carol-Phillips,V. Pres. a Mildred Lindsay,| Pres., Martha Overbey, Treas: , Mreddie .Keesce, Reporter. Clean-up Committee Secretary Recreation Valentine Formal Treasurer Reporter ACTIVITIES Recreation: Haloween Party One of the Patrol Duties Life after the Party! Thanksgiving King and Queen PURPOSE To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, the school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian Character, First Row, left to right: C. Venable, B-.elanner,, BD. J elaylorjah. i liott,-J . lalley., Secondirow, left to rightc-s Ne Riley; Ap burkopen. Goll, A. Cyrus, L. Lawrence, N., Alcock, E, Leonard. Third row, left to iakedyes JN, ILS, IMI, Wenineie, J, Weller, I, Reuleyy, JNo IMi@@re, Ga lecin= ning. ee Jennings len Harr Seu bOuUnrthemow alert taconil o ltmmhuem Grea tombe Lee, W. Wood, M. Coleman, E, Wisecarver, L, Franklin, A, Wright, Di Lanner ms uckett Mis pmlLiuntex. sp OS OL meh ittherow, mle ttatomnlo nt. T. Moon, B. Lawrence, C. B. Moore, D. Wooldridge, B. Williams, G, Hodge, A. Goff, W. Keesee, J. Thompson, C, Adkins, Hi-Y Officers Pres,: Mary Coleman Chaplin: George Hodge V. Pres.: Alice Mae Moore Asst, Chap.: Annie Cyrus Secty. : Wanda Wood Reporter: Marie Tanner Asst. Secty.: June Tally Historian: Betty Jean Taylor Treas.: Danny Wooldridge Sponsor: Mrs, Hunter CLUB The purpose of the Beta Club is to encourage effort, to promote character, to stimulate achievement, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward merit, and to encourage ieee students to continue their education after high school graduation. BETA CLUB MEMBERS Seated left to right: C, Phillips, M. Coleman, M, Overbey, E. Wisecarver, W. Wood, Standing: Mr. Hodge, sponsor; C, Venable, J. Talley, J. Waller, M. Lindsay, N. Alcock, B. Tanner, M. Tanner, G, Hodge, R. Gear, J, Thompson, GLEE CLUB The Rustburg High School Glee Club was organized this year under the direction of Mr. Frederick Garbee. This Choral Club gave several concerts and took part in various programs throughout the school session, Hronterow,mleitatomr cht ComVienable mu mote De sm mi ELOS tein mem LKecmmlVUciint iT sae Talley. Second row: A. Cyrus, P. Blankenship, H. Lee, B. Tanner, P. Booth, G. Krenning, N. Riley. Third row: A, Lee, K. Elliot, J. Talley, M. 1. Talley, L, Lawrence, N. Alcock, Fourth row: T. Harris, D. Wooldridge, A. Miles, N. Wheeler, J, Blankenship, E, Leonard, A, Burks, Fifth row: P, Jennings, J. Waller, S, Neighbors, M. Tanner, B. Riley, B. Bonds, Sixth row: P. Tay- lon AS Moore, Re Gear, Go euindsay J... buckett a Mn Loove ED wlweedys Deventherow Jeu LOErence, a2. Maxey, uJ. mbubkKs lpm isece . ACW tio Ot Mew and say, GO. Phillips. @ Highth crow: FwWalker eh. Wisecarver, M, Overbey, M, Coleman, W. Wood, W.M. Fariss, C. Isaacs. Ninth row: Director: Mr, Fred- erick Garbee, Pianist: Mrs, Odelle Blankinship, ea al a2 fan 8 aa Front row: Mary Coleman, Toby Harris, Phyllis Wooldridge, Peggy Blanken- ship, Alice Moore, Connie Edelstein. Second row: Estelle Leonard, Peggy Jennings, Maid-of-Honor, Wanda Wood, Queen, Martha Overbey, W ANDA WOOD Our May Queen this year is Wanda Marie Wood, an outstanding member of the Senior Class, She was chosen because of her attractive personality and winning ways. PEGGY JENNINGS The Maid-of-Honor, chosen from the Junior Class, is Peggy Jennings, Her beautiful smile cashed in when the votes were cast, BASEBALL TEAM BOYS BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling, left.to right: |G. Neighbors, Wa Keesee, A. Golf, J.— lhompsou.scs Adkins, H, Fariss, Standing, left to right: B, Williams, B. Lawrence, C, Moore, A, Mason, D, Yates, M. Hodge, E, Trent, A, Mitchell, Coach, ae 5 ae “$ try : 5 ke I’ll kill the next one VOULEV BALL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: E, Wisecarver, M, Lindsay, C., Venable, J. Steppe A. Burks, Co-captains, M. Coleman, M. Overbey, W. Wood. Standing, left CORD OD Ea Neweh leva Gemkcrennd no meA sm VlOOLe mm DuCckette nm Gnu hil lips mlaemlyec G, Lindsay, R. Goff, A. Cyrus, BOYS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: A, Mason, D. Wooldridge M. Hodge, Co-captains, Cy Adkinss sstanding, lleft'to rights W., Keesee, He Mitchell, DY Yates, GC. Moore, B. Lawrence, G. Neighbors, S. Thompson, H. Fariss, A, L, Mit- chell, Coach, GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Sitting, left to right: A. Lee, J. Steppe, C. Venable, R. Goff, A, Cyrus, Mrs. Martin, Coach, Standing, left to right: E. Leonard, G. Lindsay, A. Burks, P, Jennings, M. Tanner, J, Puckette. Standing, left to right: L. Lee, L. Tanner, M, Lindsay, L, Franklin, W. Wood, D. Johnson, 3, Riley. one ONS SOTA ae a Kneeling, � left to: right:9G.H. 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Lynchburg Virginia 800 Commerce Lynchburg 2-451] Compliments of www rrr wrwrwrerrerereewenrrnrrecrncrewrawrrwrwrrawr wr rr rr rrr rrr rrr rr se aa oe eer eae) | | | | | | sorrow rrr rrr a a a aa ar rr re sae aaa aaa aaa ess as a rw er FURNITURE MART INCORPORATED Where customers send their friends Complete line of New and Used Furniture 1206-8 Main Street Phone e2Z-51 81 Lynchburg Virginia POU PI ERNGPAR ES De AKiN Gao: INCORPORATED JA GIS sPiIZAGE Mmlnesbartsmleoplec.: MEXICAN CHILI More Than Twenty-Nine Years Gontinuous Service uso the Auto Trade Ea) eek OSL (at, Lynchburg Sandwiches, Hot Dogs and Groceries Curb Service Virginia CARWILE CLOWDIS Geom nu eRe GOMPANY Groceries-Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Coa aman nim Onna ens No one can Please Everybody 1906 Fort Ave. But We Try Lynchburg Virginia Rustburg Road Compliments of DHEA RM YeANDENAY Y SALES) CO, Mc KENNA’S MARKET War Surplus Meats and Groceries 1109 Main St. Lynchburg, Va. Main Street Lynchburg, Va. 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