Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

Ana falohure. Muatbarg Negfll School Published 0, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Barbara Tanner, Editor-in-Chief Patricia Booth, Business Manager We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Four, present to you this, the '53-'54 volume of the ‘‘Owl ,’’ and hope that you will find upon its pages precious memories and tokens of us and the days we spent to- gether at Rustburg High School. eee MES Fe set 948 32: It is with great pride that we, the Seniors of '54, dedicate this, the '53-'54 volume of the ‘‘Owl,’’ to Mrs. Margaret Minnick, our sponsor. Her love and kindness have won our respect; her advice and guidance have won our confidence; the sharing of the richness of her life with us has won our gratitude and love. ADMINISTRATION AND OFFICE STAFF Mime et any; Division Superintendent Mr. George M. Hodge Principal Miss Etta Brandt General Supervisor Miss Cornelia Puckette Elementary Supervisor Miss Faye Moorman Clerk of School Board Miss Bessie Orr Mrs. Beatrice Winebarger Mrs. Estelle Templeton FACULTY Mr. G. M. Hodge Newberry College University of Virginia Principal, Chemistry Mrs. Margaret Minnick Westhampton College Speech, Mathematics, Science Mrs. Annie Martin Longwood College Geography, Social Studies, Spanish Mrs. Mary Hunter Washington University Texas University English, Latin rs. Martha Davis wherry College ish, Mathematics, Social Studies Mrs. Lucile Riegel Radford College Home Economics Mr. O. L. Waddell Virginia Polytechnic Institute Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Eva Williams Library, Office Mrs. Laura Thompson Lynchburg College | Seventh Grade Mrs. Blanche Garbee Longwood College 6th Grade Mrs. Irma Bryant University of Kansas 5th Grade Mrs. Eunice Bailey Longwood College 3rd and 4th Grade Miss Grace Cardwell Longwood College 2nd Grade Miss Elizabeth Mosely Longwood College lst Grade FACULTY Mrs. Bonnie Owens Radford College 5th and 6th Grade Mrs. Helen Harvey Randolph-Macon Women's College 4th Grade Mrs. Reba Ellis Women's College of the University of North Carolina 3rd Grade Mrs. Ruth Hancock Radford College lst and 2nd Grade SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joyce Waller Rosalie Gear Nancy Burnett Addie Lee President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer VAFo Sag yp Patricia Booth Barbara Tanner M4 Reporter, Historian | al Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Red Rose Class Motto: ‘‘Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You.”’ MASCOTS SRickys, Grist SPONSOR Sue Rosser Mrs. Margaret Minnick | (fa Nw SENIOR CLASS wy Nancy Ann Allcock ‘ Nan ’ Intelligent, polite Eugene Edward Blankinship ‘ Gene’’ Good -looking, joking Patricia Louise Booth aera tis Happy-go-lucky, smiling Nancy Wheeler Burnett Nancy Small, neat Lenore Kate Franklin ee ,” Lenny Reserved, industrious Mary Ellen Droog Mary Ellen Dependable, calm Rosalie Rosencrance Gear Rosalie Well-liked, demure SENIOR CLASS Robert Avery Goff ‘ Bobo”’ Athletic, well-mannered elores Jean Johnson ‘ ‘Dee’ ’ Witty, talented Ay eur Addie’ Lillian Lee ie Addie Ambitious, appreciative . Levay Joy Lawrence Levay Quiet, courteous Albert Junior Mason Albert Refined, versatile Gladys Gwendolyn Long Gladys Natural, gare on, Janie Mae Maxey Janie Sincere, considerate Barbara Studious, good-natured § 20 4 ) Q- penis b y Ub LAS 0g Of 4 : jer “a C “ia ( A 2 S f ) -0 ae ( a —— t ie ar , a Py, aa a Ke , Ne Pa AY William Paul Mitchell Paul Mischievous, unaffected Barbara Frances Tanner Joyce Anne Waller Joyce Humorous, cheerful SENIOR CLASS Not Pictured: Constance Ann lstein Lyle Thomas Steppe, Jr. ‘ Buddy’”’ yy Patricia Anne Taylor Pate Talkative, fun-loving Ethel Patterson Wright Ethel Helpful, generous Ehael Wistee i . te WHEN WE WERE YOUNGSTERS asl : ape Lp pel BARBARA WHO’S WHO Paul and Pat Lenny and Levay Most Popular Sweetest Cutest Most Courteous Avery and Delores Most Athletic Gene and Nancy Most Attractive Albert and Delores Best Sports Avery and Rosalie Laziest Barbara and Connie Buddy and Pat Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest Noisiest WHO'S WHO Connie and Albert Most Dignified Albert and Mary Ellen Best-all-round Janie and Lenny Friendliest Barbara and Rosalie Most Studious Avery and Nancy Neatest Connie and Gladys Best Dancers Ethel and Janie Quietest Addie and Joyce Happiest (ies oe CLASS HISTORY Buzz! Buzz! Buzz! The noise grew louder as thirty-four excited ‘‘bees’’ swarmed into their ‘‘hive,’’ the Freshman Room at Rustburg High School, on September 4, 1950. It didn’t take us long to stop ‘‘buzzing,’’ however, after Mr. William Thomas, our home room teacher, appeared and gave us our first instructions in high school discipline. We elected Estelle Leonard our class president. For our motto, we selected ‘Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You.’’ Our flower was the red rose, and our colors were blue and white. The highlights of the year were: several class hayrides and parties; May Day, with Connie Edelstein and Nancy Wheeler representing us in the May Court; the Farm Show; and, to us, just the pleasure of being in high school. In September, 1951, we ‘‘bees’’ again assembled at Rustburg High School after a very enjoyable vacation. Only this year we found ourselves one step nearer our goal--we were now Sophomores. Mr. Fred Garbee was our home room teacher this year. We elected Barbara Tanner our class president. Again, we spent a very joyous year, full of parties and gatherings, as well as work. Mary Ellen Droog and Estelle Leonard represented us in the May Court. There were F. F. A. and F., H. A. banquets which we all felt proud to have the privilege of attending. At last, our long-awaited vacation came, and once more we parted, realizing th at before too long we would be together again. In September, '52, we all rushed back into our ‘“‘hive’’ as real upperclassmen--‘‘so- phisticated’’ Juniors. We elected Gladys Long our class president. Again we were happy to have Mr. Garbee as our sponsor. Without a doubt, our most outstanding event of the year was entertaining the Seniors at a banquet and dance. Other highlights of the year were: our Junior Play, ‘‘Quit Your Kidding’’; getting our class rings; May Day; our Christmas and Valentine parties; and carrying the daisy chain for the Seniors. We were all glad when our vacation came, knowing that on our next return to our hive’’ we would at last be Seniors. September 7, 1953, found us happily humming at Rustburg High. Why not? We were now ‘‘dignified’’ Seniors! We were very happy to have as our sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Minnick. Joyce Waller was elected class president. To us, this has been the busiest of our school years. A few of the many’important events of the year were: the Senior Play; the Junior-Senior Entertainment; Senior Day; our parties given by our home room mothers; Class Night; and Commencement. Now the time has come for us ‘‘bees’’ to buzz along, each in his own direction; but we are hoping that many may be the times when we can all assemble again in our ‘‘hive”’ and relive the many golden memories of the days we've spent together at Rustburg High School. CLASS PROPHECY The day was rainy and dreary, and as my mind began to roam idly, memories began to return of my high school days}; memories which had not returned for many a long year. Still thinking of past experiences and happenings, I wandered to the attic and began looking through old books, some of which contained pictures and other school mementos. What are my old classmates doing now? Many hours, and even days, of search and research produced these facts, which to me are most interesting: Levay Lawrence--Wife of a Lieutenant-Commander. Now living in San Francisco. Mary Ellen Droog--A Major in the Women's Marines. Stationed in Hawaii. Addie Lee--Serving as first woman chaplain in the Waves. Barbara Tanner--Manager of one of those ‘‘Farmer’’ restaurants. Lenny Franklin--Running an old maids’ home on Fifth Avenue, N. Y. C. Janie Maxey--Head nurse at McGuire Hospital. Ethel Wright--Living on a ranch in Oklahoma with her husband and family. Joyce Waller--Living near Gravel Ridge with her hudband, who works at Vaughan Motor Company, and their red-haired twins. Rosalie Gear--Married and settled with that guy from D. and E. Nancy Burnett--Living in her dream house in Lynchburg with her husband and their three children. Gladys Long--Wife of a banker. They live in Brookneal. Delores Johnson--Nurse and bookkeeper for Dr. Michael Fennigan, a prominent phy- sician in Ireland. Patricia Taylor--Living on a farm near Concord with her husband and family. Connie Edelstein--On her honeymoon, in a rocket ship, headed for Mars. Patricia Booth--Now manager of Anderson's Piggly Wiggly after twelve years of faithful service. She is married to a famous doctor. Nancy Allcock--Married and living in Altavista. She is private secretary for the Parker Bulldozer Corporation. Gene Blankinship--Captain in the Marine Corps. He flies an F-86. Paul Mitchell--Still trying to catch that black cat. Buddy Steppe--Sinking Russian battleships with the U. S. Navy. Albert Mason--First baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals. Avery Goff--Serviny with the U.S. Army. He is a Lieutenant. The conclusion of my researchwork has helped put my mind at ease because it shows that, after all, each of us seemed to be fulfilling many of our high school dreams. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the 1954 Senior Class of Rustburg High School, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament; and do declare all others heretofore made null and void. Te itt. GUL. In General To everyone, we leave hopes and dreams of a new and improved high school. To the Junior Class, we leave the clock that the class of '53 left us, and ask that they take good care of it. The Faculty To Mr. Hodge, we leave a new set of office steps, because we feel that we have pretty well worn out the old ones. To Mrs. Minnick, we leave dreams of a perfect Senior Class, To Mrs. Martin, we leave a carton of chewing gum to distribute to her History IV Class. To Mrs. Hunter, we leave a volume of Shakespeare, which she ‘‘gen’ly’’ uses. To Mrs. Riegel, we leave a small bus in which to transport her Home Economics students from the new high school to her classes. To Mr. Waddell, we leave space in the lunch line so that he won’t have to wait until the last to be served every day. Special Bequests Mary Ellen Droog leaves Virginia Elliott her ability to keep a secret. Nancy Burnett leaves her ability to get a man on Old Forest Road to Joan Edelstein. Janie Mae Maxey leaves her tallness to Dale Talley. Lenny Franklin leaves her ability to keep her mouth shut at the right time to all Rustburg High ‘‘gossipers.’’ Gene Blankinship leaves Paul Wingfield his ‘‘happy-go-lucky’’ way. Delores Johnson just leaves. Patricia Taylor leaves to Elsie Neighbors her ability to get along with bus drivers. Ethel Wright wishes Maude Tweedy to follow her example and keep quiet in class. Barbara Tann-r leaves to Freddie Keesee the honorable pleasure of editing the 1954-1955 volume of ‘‘The Owl.”’ Avery Goff leaves his interest in the F. F. A. and its work to Louis Cowart. Rosalie Gear wishes to leave with Edith Coffer her secret on how to gain weight. Joyce Waller just leaves. Buddy Steppe leaves his great height to G. H. Coleman, feeling he really needs it. Albert Mason wishes Steve Thompson to have his quietness, knowing that he needs it so badly. Nancy Allcock leaves to Kay Bailey her ability to attract men on bulldozers, Patricia Booth wishes Barbara Tweedy to have her ability to be everywhere at once. Addie Lee leaves Ellen Tweedy all her ex-boy-friends. Paul Mitchell leaves Howard Tweedy his smile, hoping he will use it often. Gladys Long leaves her ability to dance well to Lucy Dalton. Connie Edelstein leaves Peggy Blankinship her ability to get out without an escort. Levay Lawrence leaves her best wishes to all. We hereby appoint Phyllis Wooldridge, class of '55, executor of this last will and testament, with full power and authority, having full confidence in her sound judgment. SENIOR SNAPSHOTS 1, What? A Bunny Hop and no boys? 2. Sleepy time, gals! 3, That's really four of a kind! 4. Why so glum? 5. They are three baby faces! 6. How did he slip into the girls’ party? 7. Don’t tell us you need a chaperone after all these years! 8. Girls, you can’t get a man with that pose! 9. They are two dangerous looking characters. 10. Why all the smile? Could the owner of the car have anything to do withit? 11. Don't they think they’re cute at that age? 12. Do the lower classmen give the Seniors that service every day? 13. The party has just begun! 14. That’s a nice and dignified bunch of Seniors! 15, What are you three trying to prove? 16. The figures look O. K. What about the faces? 17. Wonder who she’s posing for! 18, What a dear! (our sponsor) 19. They must have come from outer space! JUNIOR Louis Cowart Secretary Hilda Lee Barbara Tweedy President Vice-President September, 1951, was important for twenty- six noisy Freshmen who took their place in high school for the first time. Mrs. Harvey Wilson sponsored our class. Kathleen Elliott was our class president. The year was highlighted by the Farm Show, a class party at Louis Cowart’s home, and the election of Peggy Blankinship and Phyllis Wooldridge to the May Court. September, 1952, found only twenty-two of us enrolled, with Mrs. Wilson again our sponsor, and Freddie Keesee our president. We especially remember the Farm Show, Christmas Program, F.F.A.and F.H.A. Banquets, and class parties. September, 1953, showed only fifteen en- rolled. Mrs. Annie Martin was our home room teacher, and Hilda Lee became our president. We shall be Seniors before many months, but this year we have the thrill of getting our class rings, presenting the Junior Play, and participating in the several Junior and Junior- Senior events. Phyllis Wooldridge Peggy Blankinship Reporter Historian OFFICERS ‘Kathleen Elliott Treasurer on ee 1955 G. H. Coleman L. Dalton B. Driskill biaie moe eesec O. Loftin D. Talley M. Talley P. Wingfield Mrs. Martin, Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Nina Calohan Steve Thompson President Vice-President Twenty-five Freshmen began what to them was to be a momentous year, especially since it was to be the second of five years in high school. The class organized as a unit, electing the following class officers: Nina Calohan, Presi- dent; Steve Thompson, Vice-President; Joyce Gann, Secre- tary-Treasurer; and Lena Glick, Historian. The class colors are black and white, and the class flower is the gar- denia. Mrs. Mary Hunter is sponsor of the class. Joyce Gann Lena Glick Secretary-Treasurer Historian FRESHMAN CLASS ERE ne) as M. Callahan V. Cyrus ‘Ke HO Meighbors Overbey R. Peak A. Robertson A. Turner P Not Pictured: John Wiley EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Betty Wilkinson President David Brown Vice-President Jane Lee Secretary-Treasurer September 14, 1953, was a big day in the lives of thirty-three teen-agers who entered high school for the first time. Each member of this Eighth Grade Class soon fell into the high school routine, and organized themselves accordingly. They elected the following class officers: Betty Wilkinson, President; David Brown, Vice-President; Jane Lee, Secretary- Treasurer; and Robert Ralph, Historian. This year has had its highlights, instruc - tional as well as entertaining. Some of these were the Christmas Party given by our Room Mothers, a Hobby Club, and a guided tour of, the Weather Bureau at Preston Glenn Airport. Robert Ralph Historian EIGHTH GRADE Lethe ale otic ne K. Bailey E. Cowart : J. Dodson D. Droog V. Elliott N. Goff E. Gough C. Hodnett G. Hodnett S. Jamerson J. Mann V. Milliken K. Millner A. Neighbors J. Phillips L. Phillips J. Seay B. Steele L. Stone ( A. Turner ? M E. Tweedy 1 M. Tweedy , ay (jt ty R. Witt ] y °y D. Wright L S. Wood C. Younger Not Pictured: Joan Edelstein SEVENTH R. Blankinship P. Brown C. Burnett J. Coleman G. Candler P. Carwile C. Clay W. Driskill S 5 Ue Ae 5 Ione A. Franklin Iie IP ipayage heaGort E. Hall R. Heatherley W. Issacs R. Johnson M. Jones P. Lerner B. Mason A. Moses J. Powell D. Reynolds L. Riley M. Riley J. Robertson V. Seay S. Smith H. Taylor B. Thompson S. Trent S. Trent M. Turner J. Walker O. Williams R. Williams S. Wilson M. Witt J. Wooldridge J. Wright GRADE SIXTH GRADE lela lakeyyl A. Blankinship L. Blankinship R. Brandt M. Bryant M. Caldwell B. Callahan J. Carden H. Childress See Gast B. Denton M. Denton D. Elliott C. Fariss P. Gear E. Glick C. Irby P. Johnson H. Jordan J. Moon M. Moses P. Neighbors R. Peake B. Phillips W. Phillips W. Rosser B. Seay M. Steele M. Talley M. Tanner B. Turns P. Tweedy J. Waller L. White M. Wilkinson E. Williams S. Williams C. Wright J. Wright D. Younger Not Pictured: M. Layne P. Williams FIFTH GRADE J. Anderson P. Anderson K. Adkins C. Allcock M. Bailey R. Bailey L. Booth D. Casalenuovo D. Dalton E. Driskill P. Driskill A. Dunaway T. Dunaway R. Edward C. Elliott M. Gerhart A. Hall T. Hall T. Hendricks J. Hodge J. Jamerson B. Keesee J. Mann R. Marshall C. Martin F. Mason W. McGennis P. Mikels N. Perdieu IML 5 Ietorseyy M. Phillips G. Phyllis B. Powell B. Powell R. Powell G. Roland R. Rosser G. Seay SS C. Showalter ay ay i G. Smith ike ¥ i P. Steppe A.sTolbert K. Torrance Jie urne ss R. Tweedy Dee layecec E. Tyree J. Williams R. Wingfield D. Withers R. Wossels M. Turner Not Pictured: D. Hatchinun C. Milliken FOURTH GRADE — R. Adkins R. Adkins Cc K J. Carmickael Gr. Garroll M. Carwile J. Crist A. Cyrus J. Cyrus J. Dalton D. Doss J. Driskill M. Elliott C. Essex J. Franklin Seats Shes M. Fleshman L. Goodwin C. Gough S. Hall SeLlall B. Henderson B. Henderson M. Hodnett M. Issacs G. Johnson M. Lawrence E. Ligon M. Mayberry D. Mikels P. Mikels A. Moore F. Neighbors B. Orndoff B. Perdieu B. Rowland J. Seay C. Stone V. Templeton J. Tolbert S. Tomlin R. White C. Winebarger R. Witt R. Wooldridge THIRD GRADE . Adkins R. Allcock E. Anderson R. Anderson B. Arthur J. Bailey J. Bailey S. Bailey R. Bell R. Billups P. Bryant P. Bryant L. Burnette B. Caldwell J. Clay L. Cowart R. Cowart E. Creasy H. Creasy C. Elliott C. Elliott M. Elliott R. Elliott K. Ellis D. Henderson W. Hendricks J. Jamerson L. Jennings D. Lawrence ID 5 ILE ARE B. Lee H. Mason R. Merryman P. Mikels A. Orndorff R. Phillips E. Seay W. Smith A. Talley A. Templeton M. Thompson G. Tweedy P. Waddell B. Williams M. Williams B. Winston H. Wright Not Pictured: L. Reynolds Dee luGk SECOND GRADE I. Adkins S. Adkins S. Arthur D. Bailey B. Banton JP, payed! D. Brandt S. Callahan K. Cowart R. Cowart C. Cyrus C. Dawson R. Driskill J. Droog C. Evans M. Elliott S. Garret E. Gerhart E. Glick B. Granger V. Green W. Griffin C. Goff S. Hall H. Hendrick V.Issacs em Notly at J. Ligon C. Marshall S. Mason E. Merryman G. Moore J. Moses A. Nash D. Phillips S. Puckette P. Rankin G. Revis S. Steppe J. Thompson Crelolbert N. Turner E. Tweedy L. Wade P. White L. Williams P. Winebarger C. Witt L. Wright Not Pictu red: P. Davis A. Harris D. Irby L. Reynolds Gemelny hee FIRST R. Allcock C. Babcock A. Bailey A. Bailey, III R Bailey N. Bell B. Billups C. Barricks W. Berger M. Blackwell G. Blankinship Jeeboteler; B. Brown D. Bruffey E. Bryant M. Burnette A. Caldwell D. Caldwell N. Callahan J. Candler W. Casalenuovo B. Coates L. Coler D. Cowart L. Cowart R. Crist S. Crist D. Cyrus A. Dawson H. Dodson S. Droog D. Eagle E. Elliott K. Elliott S. Gerhardt R. Griffin F. Hammersley G. Hanks O. Harmon D. Hawkins GRADE FIRST GRADE H. Hendricks D. Hockette S. Huber L. Keesee S. Kelly: C. Layne G. Marshall L. Mason D. Mayberry W. Mayberry R. Miles B. Moore J. Neighbors D. Puckette J. Powell T. Relf B. Reynolds ID, elles T. Riley Creo sise G R. Stevens B. Sevain G. Tanner io Were es ase es fi ae sets Pot tate D. Thompson S. Thomas A. Tomlin AG, BPE ese M. Tweedy E. Watkins T. Williams B. Williamson J. Withers R. Witt C. Wright K. Wright Not Pictured: A. Wood J. Torrance ANNUAL STAFF First Row: P. Mitchell, Mrs. Davis, Sponsor; B. Tanner, P. Booth, H. Lee, A. Goff, Second Row: J. Maxey, M. Droog, A. Lee, D. Johnson, L. Franklin, R. Gear, G. Long and N. Burnett. ‘ SOFEREEE! Pat Booth and Barbara Tanner Business Manager and Editor HI Y CLUB Front Row: D. Talley, J. Martin, V. Cyrus, G. Keesee, B. Wright, S. Jamerson. Second Row: N. Calohan, E. Wright, B. Tanner, A. Lee, N. Burnett, P. Taylor, R. Gear, J. Gann. Back Row: C. Younger, Mrs. Hunter, Sponsor; B. Steele, E. Tweedy, B. Tweedy, L. Franklin, K. Bailey, M. Droog, H. Lee, L. Lawrence, J. Maxey, N. Allcock. NancVebU net trim mci liane LOST dent POGLCRILCCwiscie Waleisl «+s sis oe VICE= President INOS (CEE Go oo oo OD OOK odd OS MACnGay UOVES GEM o 50600660 050605006 6 Meee TAN Wayne Gogo ooh ogh coo 0 6 6g Slsbisionaizn ALT Glamis Ot m ie clel ae een en en me Clap lain BETA CLUB Front Row: D. Talley, J. Martin, N. Allcock, J. Waller, D. Johnson, R. Gear. Back Row: N. Burnett, G. Long, M. Droog, Mrs. Martin, Sponsor; B. Tanner, A. Lee, J. Maxey, B. Tweedy, H. Lee. BarbaramWvanne tannin Memon LESLAent JiOycemWialleree een nem avCe resident Nance ye Al CoO clam. mcml sm mmm MM mCmmO C CILLA lay) JiudyaMactinwe annem mit mmc mt mmm mN Ele a:staGe:t Mary Drooge .t.i.t anu ne an Ee ees tora Dales alle yea Meme Mem Met aa Mmmm mrt CPO LLE lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: HOBBY CLUB q 4 ¢ EE N. Goff, D. Wright, K. Millner, C. Hodnett, R. Witt. D. Brown, R. Ralph, V. Elliott, E. Cowart, B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Davis. S. Jamerson, S. Wood, M. Tweedy, E. Bailey, J. Phillips, J. Dodson. L. Stone, B. Steele, J. Mann, G. Hodnett, L. Glick, V. Milliken. D. Droog, K. Bailey, E. Tweedy, L. Phillips, C. Younger, J. Lee. J. Seay, E. Gough, A. Turner, A. Neighbors, H. Coffey. GLEE CLUB Back Row: M. Tweedy, G. Hodnett, A. Lee, N. Waller, S. Williams, K. Bailey, E. Tweedy. Next Row: V.Milliken, L. Phillips, K. Elliott, J.Maxey, L.Glick. Fourth Row: B. Steele, M. Talley, S. Jamerson, A. Turner, L.Stone, J. Dodson. Third Row: J. Lee, C. Younger, E. Leanord, V. Cyrus, N. Calohan, B. Wright. Second Row: B. Wilkinson, C. Hodnett, R. Witt, J. Martin, V. Elliott, S. Wood. Front Row: G. Keesee, L. Franklin, D. Johnson, J. Gann, D. Talley. Joyce Gann, Reporter Judy Martin, Vice-President Delores Johnson, President Mrs. Martin, Sponsor Hilda Lee, Secretary Louis Cowart, Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lst Row: P. Booth, Secretary; P. Taylor, Treasurer; J. Martin, Program Chairman, 2nd Row: P. Blankinship, Historian; B. Tweedy, Reporter; L. Franklin, Vice-President; C. Loftin, Presi- dent; and Mrs. Lucile Riegel, Sponsor. ist Row: P. Blankinship, O. Loftlin, L. Franklin, J. Martin, P. Booth, P. Taylor, B. Tweedy. 2nd Row: Mrs. Riegel, Adviser; A. Turner, E,. Leonard, G. Keesee, V. Cyrus, G. Hodnett, R. Witt, ©. Younger, B. Steele, Vi. Elliott. 3rd)Row: BD. Talley, A. Robertson, HM.) Ween luee nb. Wright, G. Hodnett, L. Dalton, P. Wooldridge, B. Tanner. 4th Row: L. Lawrence, N. Calohan, K. Elliott, D. Johnson. 5th Row: M. Talley, J. Maxey, E. Neighbors, A. Lee, L. Bagby, N. Waller, J. Waller, N. Allcock. 6th Row: E. Coffer, G. Long, N. Burnett, R. Gear, K. Bailey, E. Wright, S, Williams, E. Tweedy. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA aba) Kneeling; L. to R.: L. Cowart, Vice-President; Avery Goff, President; Buddy Steppe, Sentinel; Standing; Robert Peake, Secretary; Albert Mason, Treasurer; Ben Driskill, Reporter; and Mr. Waddell, Adviser. Kneeling: H. Tweedy, O. Moon, B. Steppe, L. Cowart. Standing: R. Peak, G. H. Coleman, A. Mason, A. Goff, B. Driskill, Mr. Waddell, Adviser. eee: amex BASEBALL Kneeling: M. Callahan, H. Tweedy, S. Thompson, P, Lilly, W. D. Wood, O. Moon, B. Steppe, L. Cowart. Standing: B. Driskill, R. Peak, A. Goff, B. Overbey, G. H. Coleman, A.Mason, J. Wood, P. Mitchell, Mr. Waddell, Coach. HORSESHOES S. Wood, V. Elliott, B. Steele, S. Jamerson, L. Dalton, P. Blankinship. SOFTBALL Kneeling: K. Millner, D. Droog, J. Mann, D. Brown, R. Ralph, E. Cowart, D. Wright, N. Goff. Standing: S. Phillips, E. Bailey, P. Wingfield, H. Coffey, Mr. Waddell, Coach; J. Seay, A. Neighbors, A. Turner, E. Gough. lst Row: L. Glick, V. Milliken, A. Turner, J. Lee, C. Younger, B. Wilkerson, J. Dodson, P. Wilkerson. 2nd Row: M. Jennings, S. Williams, R. Gear, P. Taylor, E. Tweedy, L. Lawrence, L. Phillips, B. Prichett, P. Booth and B. Tanner. VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: M. Callahan, B. Driskill, S. Thompson, H. Tweedy, P. Lilly, G. Blankinship, O. Moon. Standing: B. Steppe, L. Cowart, P. Mitchell, B. Overbey, A. Mason, J. Wood, A. 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