Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

ial Met Init OWL nineteen fifty-five CHARLES, FREDERICK KEESEE Editor-in-chief HILDA BELLE LEE Business Manager PUBLISHED BY FHE STUDENT 8ODY: OF RUSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL, Rustburg, Virginia rORtWORD The theme of this book will always be you, but the motif varies, and this year we have chosen to introduce you to the many new faces ina great new building, each student, in his own way, contributing to the traditions and history recorded in this Annual, We leave it to those in other years to picture by word and by camera a campus more beautiful, and to tell of a prog- ress that will be a lasting influence on those who tread herein, CONT EHTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES. | SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL Mrs, Lucile Riegel nPPRCCIATING Her spirit of good fellowship Her enduring friendliness Her faithful guidance Her genial humor We Dedicate This Book Of 1955 IRIBUIt WE hold in highest esteem one who, together with our parents, other citizens of the county and the county’s governing bodies, has planned with years of foresight for a sound educational program to meet the needs of all children, and to him we express our sincere gratitude for his tireless efforts for others 1720S Cer pees SN DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS RUSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Dr, R. D. Shreve, Mr. H. F. Wood; Chairman, Mr.-Jy J. fray, oupt,motanding mahi Carl Hicks; Mr. Nas. Joy. Mra New Pealk Mra Geb avonesreMilsscn bayer Moorman. SCHOOL BOARD STAFF Mrs, Estelle Templeton, Mrs, Beatrice Winebarger, Miss Bessie Orr, Miss Etta Brandt, Miss Cornelia Puckette, Seated: Mrs. Martha Davis, Mrs. Margaret Minnick, Miss Hetty Skelton, Mrs, Mary Hunter, Miss Evelyn Massie, Standing: Miss Mary Witt, Mrs, Lucile Riegel, Mr, Richard Moorman, Mr.Edward Evans, Mr. G. M. Hodge, Principal, Mrs,Eva Williams, Mrs, Katherine Robertson, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Seated: Mrs, Reba Ellis, Miss Grace Cardwell, Mrs, Velma Gardner, Mrs, Audrey Merryman, Mrs. Nanette Moorman, Standing: Mr. Richard Lee, Mrs, Ruth Hancock, Miss Elizabeth Moseley, Mrs, Evelyn Coleman, Mrs, Eunice Bailey, Mrs, Blanche Garbee, Mrs, Laura Thompson, Mr, William Vest, EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Robert Thompson Daphne McCanna Robert Harper Willis Driskill President Vice-President Secretary mimeasurer Roy Heatherley Sarah Trent Reporter Historian Miss Witt, Miss Massie, Mrs, Davis, Advisers EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Eighty-five scared eighth-graders entered the halls of Rustburg High School last fall, somewhat awed by the splendor of such a large and attractive building, which is to be their home away from home for four more years, This was the beginning of many new friendships, because students from Mountain View School were enrolled in Rustburg for the first time, and we had looked forward to these new experiences, We boys and girls from the Lynchburg area were certainly given a fine welcome by the Facuity and the students who have attended school here in other years, It was largely due to these associations that we were made to feel that we were at last a part of High School. As we began to attend classes, we were constantly impressed by the Dennis Anders Shirley Ayers Duane Beasley Oscar Blankenship Roy Blankinship Delores Brooks Harold Brooks Jerry Brooks Joan Brooks Charles Burnette Gene Candler Phyllis Carwile Carol Clay David Clowdis Janice Coleman Ronald Collins Roy Creasey Douglas Dalton Harold Davidson Brenda Dowdy Barbara Driskill Willis Driskill Nancy Eagle Shirley Elliott Thelma Elliott Connie Falwell Ronald Fauber Carolyn Ferrell Ann Franklin Barbara Gallier Franklin Goff Nelson Goff William Gray Wilma Gregory Elbert Hall Louise Harder Robert Harper Ruby Harris Roy Heatherley Nancy Herndon Roberta Hodges Sylvia Huffman Rebecca Hurt Willard Isaacs Rebecca Johnson Marian Jones Barry Leonard James Mann Robert Mason Robbie Mays Daphne McCanna Nancy Nickerson James Parker Robert Parker Jean Powell Faye Pugh beautiful building and the equipment with which we would work in the years to come, It was hard for us to believe that we really were here, Late in the fall we felt that we had learned the new faces well enough, and so we elected class officers, with Bob Thompson to lead us for the year, At Christmas we enjoyed a skating party, and in spite of a few spills, we had a lot of fun, After Easter vacation it will be just one big jump until June, when we will finally be Freshmen! William Rankins Donald Reynolds Dorothy Reynolds Larry Riley Wister Rogers Lakala Scott Virginia Seay Patricia Self Sammy Smith Margaret Steppe Charles Stone Hundley Taylor Robert Thompson Sharon Threatt Esther Tomlinson Samuel Trent Sarah Trent Marian Turner James Walker Carol Wiegand Robert Wiley Otis Williams, Jr. Raymond Williams Margaret Wilson Rosa Witt Elmo Wood Shelby Wood Anne Wooldridge FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Smith Linda Thurston Patsy Elliott Lawana Arrowood Dorothy Harrell President � ec,-lreas, V.-President Reporter Historian Mrs, Hunter, Mrs. Minnick, Advisers FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In September of nineteen hundred fifty-three, eighth graders of both Rustburg and Brook- ville High Schools were entering anew year of excitement, pleasure and work, Along with our work, those of us here at Rustburg enjoyed several parties and a trip to the airport during the year, How we did look forward to becoming the first Freshmen in the new high school! That anticipation was probably more realistic to us, since we were right next door to all the activity surrounding the construction of the new building, and we were beginning to be a little curious, too, of what to expect from our new classmates who would be coming in from the Brookville school, Would we be a house divided, or would the experience make for a stronger system of education, and prepare us better for working with our fellow men after graduation? Students a), Lawana Arrowood Kay Bailey Earl Cowart William Cyrus Judith Dodson Billy Downey Wyatt Edwards Virginia Elliott Eugene Bailey William Baker Preston Cyrus David Droog Joan Edelstein Patsy Elliott Curtis Farrar Wayne Ferrell Robert Fields Edwin Gough Jean Gunter Delores Harper in Brookville had their several social functions, including skating parties, swimming parties and weiner roasts, and through their hard work were able to elect both Mr, and Miss Brookville from the eighth grade, What an accomplishment! Then came the big day for which we had waited all summer, The doors of the new school at Rustburg were opened to receive the largest Freshman Class in its history, With joyful shouts we were back to greet a new school year with much enthusiasm--to renew old friend - ships and to begin work in a brand new building with interiors decorated as tastefully as our homes. Who could help but be happy at school with such wonderful surroundings ? In a few days we had learned the new faces in our class, and found that the Rustburg stu- Dorothy Harrell Carolyn Hodnett Nina Inge Jane Lee Linda Mann Jean Martin Kenneth Millner Betty Lou Oliver Naomi Hensley Gloria Hodnett Saundra Jamerson Bonita Martin Virginia Millikin Albert Neighbors Ruth Parker Jimmy Parsons James Phillips Laura Phillips Betty Pugh Robert Ralph dents had very generously waited until the change-over had taken place, before any class of- ficers would be elected, This would give us an opportunity to work together as one class and to move forward as a unit, After a couple of months, we felt that it was time to begin to think about our class organi- zation, and we chose Clyde Smith to lead us as President, To work with him, we elected Patsy Elliott, Linda Thurston, Lawana Arrowood and Dorothy Harrell, Everyone realizes that usually a Freshman class does not have too many individual proj- ects throughout the year, but we added our part to the Junior Red Cross membership drive, the magazine sales contest, and the popularity contest, We also worked hard to make the P, T, A, Margy Robertson Ann Smith Elizabeth Steele Linda Thurston Betty Lou Trent Ellen Tweedy Shirley Tyree Gladys Wells James Seay Clyde Smith Lois Stone yvlembweker Maude Tweedy Wilmer Vaughan Betty Wilkinson Gene Wood John Woody Denni s Wright Cynthia Younger Not Pictured: Constance Coffey, James Nickerson, Robert Kerr. Bazaar a success, for this money-making effort would greatly benefit us in return, Before we knew it,there were basketball try-outs, and several in our class made the teams, We did our bit in rooting for these teams, and followed them far and wide, The work they did only serves to remind us that the strides they made in one short season give promise of greater things to come, Now we can look forward to the entertainment that comes with spring, Baseball games, track meets, Easter vacation, hay rides and picnics, We from Brookville feel that the Rustburg students have done much to make us feel at home, and we from Rustburg are benefiting from a wider friendship. The next three years seem much too short for our undertakings, iim. cps LR, s « 2 . eS i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Brockenbrough Virginia Hight Virginia Cyrus Ann Turner Robert Peak Vice-President Sec.-Treas, Reporter Historian President Mr. Evans, Mr, Moorman, Advisers SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY This year marked the merging of two separate groups into one class, when the students of Brookville High School entered Rustburg for the first time, As Freshmen last year, we Rust- burg students numbered only twenty-three, Nina Calohan was elected President of the class, while at Brookville the Freshmen elected James Overacre as their leader for the year, Al- though there were ninety-seven in the class at Brookville, only a portion of these students were transferred to Rustburg, and the combined classes numbered about fifty when we entered our Sophomore year, Like other classes, we were looking forward with a great deal of interest to the new associations and the use of the new building, We were very much impressed with the Science Department, with the rooms especially equipped for all phases of study in that field, , Mary Hart Brockenbrough Phyllis Brooks (] ; Warren Bunnell Marvin Callahan Nina Calohan Edith Coffer Jesse Cunningham Virginia Cyrus } Bobby Ray Davis Robert A, Davis Sandra Elder Joyce Gann Lena Glick Elizabeth Gough Virginia Hight And we of Rustburg had at last reached a time wher we would be able to start studying com- mercial subjects for the first time. To the students from Brookville the use of a gym was no novelty, but to us at Rustburg it was a long-awaited luxury, for this was to be our first experience with a real physical develop- ment program and a place for us to play in all kinds of weather, A number of our classmates made up some of the membership on the basketball teams, volleyball and badminton, Gwendolyn Keesee Paul Lilly Addison Mason Marian Mayberry Clarence McCanna Barry Morrison ¢ Barbara Neighbors a Elsie Neighbors ; PAL William H, Overbey, Jr, y et , Robert Peak Doris Phelps “ « William Poston Charles Radford Wayne Richardson Jeanne Steppe With the passing of mid-term examinations, we realized that before we knew it Easter Vacation would be here, and then thoughts of Commencement, This event usually doesn’t affect Sophomores, but since there is no Junior Class this year it will be our pleasure to entertain the Senior Class before graduation and to perform some of the services which normally fall to the Juniors, f Sylvia Steppe Stephen Thompson Howard Tweedy Y Lt Shelton Viar Phyllis Wilkinson James Wood i ote ie. Mary Templeton Ann Turner Lawrence W oody Nancy Waller Shirley Williams Betty Wright Not Pictured: Barry Blankenship, Daveta Mays, Frances McGuire, Robert Shirey SSeS a a a ee Early in March we began to make plans forearning the money we would need for the enter- tainment of the Seniors, Under the leadership of our President, Robert Peak, we worked hard and long hours practicing, rehearsing and polishing off a number of acts for our Talent Show, When we were the tall gals on the human pyramid that mattress looked pretty small down below. But we managed to survive bruised knees and skinned up shins and put on a pretty good show, if we do say so! The Senior entertainment now history, we begin thinking of the traditions marking gradua- tion exercises at Rustburg High School, Our part it will be to help with the staging of Class Night activities, running hundreds of errands, literally waiting on those Seniors, reveling in the belief that not too long in the future the same favors will be shown us on a similar occasion, And then the making of the daisy chain to be presented to the Senior Class--thousands of flowers, sore fingers, blistered hands, and realization that we are finally--Juniors! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Tweedy Louis Cowart Mrs, Robertson Secretary Reporter Adviser Margaret Blankinship Octavia Loftin Historian Vice-President Mary Ida Talley Frederick Keesee Treasurer President SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago twenty-six noisy ‘‘rats’’ climbed the stairs to the Freshman room in the old building to begin four very exciting years of high school, With Mrs, Harvey Wilson to set us on the right track and Kathleen Elliott as President, we took part in the usual fall activities, The big event of the fall, the Farm Show, saw several of our members taking home the honors, We approached spring, looking forward to May Day, and Peggy Blankinship and Phyllis Wooldridge were our representatives to the May Court, The next year Mrs, Wilson was again our Adviser, and Freddie Keesee was elected as President of our class, There was much ahead of us this year,and we remember the Christmas party, FFA and FHA banquets and our class party, Before we realized it, another year had been completed, and we were now upper classmen, v, VS Te oe ts a 7 at Margaret Elizabeth Blankinship Rustburg, Virginia Gordon Hunter Coleman, Jr, Route Two Rustburg, Virginia Louis Eugene Cowart Route One Rustburg, Virginia Lucy Ann Dalton Route One Rustburg, Virginia James Bennett Driskill Route Two Gladys, Virginia Kathleen Marie Elliott Route One, Box 32 Rustburg, Virginia Time passed rapidly, and in September, 1953, there were only fifteen of us left to form the Junior Class, headed by Hilda Lee as President, Mrs, Annie Martin was our Adviser, and we soon grew to depend on her to solve the many problems confronting us, This was the year we had waited for--the year we received our class rings, And what fun we had in getting into grease paint for our first big production, the Junior Play, Late in the spring we had fun enter- taining the Senior Class, and later in helping them to complete their Commencement plans, Although we were having lots of fun along with hard work, we were looking forward to our own Senior days with hopes and dreams, By the time the next September rolled around, we started our Senior year with eighteen enrolled, and chose Freddie Keesee to be our President, It didn’t take us long to realize that we would be the first class to graduate from the new high school, and it seems that we started planning for that day even before classes had started. Charles Frederick Keesee Route Two Rustburg, Virginia Hilda Belle Lee Route Two Gladys, Virginia Annie Octavia Loftin Route Two Lynchburg, Virginia Judith Kay Martin Route Two Rustburg, Virginia Johnnie JaDene Snow 3447 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Billy Hoskins Staples 5 King Street Lynchburg, Virginia The first big event of the year was the Farm Show, and our girls and boys walked off with a good share of the prizes. Then came the Bazaar, and our representative, Bill Staples, won the title of King, after a rather hectic evening of fighting for votes, Just before Thanksgiving we presented the Senior Play entitled ‘‘Happy Days,’’ and it was a big success, What would we have done if it hadn't been for Louis, who so ably stepped into the leading part almost at the last minute! Then came the Christmas Season, and we played ‘ ‘Peanut’’ instead of the usual ‘‘Pollyanna,”’ Wasn't it fun finding out who had been sneaking gifts to us all during the week? By the time Senior Day arrived, the lower classmen were really worried about what their penalties might be, but we were only out to let everyone know who was in the Senior Class, Dale Vidalia Talley Mary Ida Talley Christine Elizabeth Trent Barbara Ann Tweedy Route Two Route Two Route One Rustburg, Virginia Rustburg, Virginia Rustburg, Virginia Rustburg, Virginia Paul Pollard Wingfield Phyllis Ann Wooldridge Route Two Route One Rustburg, Virginia Rustburg, Virginia Then came the question of the long and the short of it--evening gowns, that is, What shall we wear on Class Night? That remains to be seen! And the day we selected invitations and cards for graduation--we're almost through with our high school days, Remember the day that averages were announced, and we came up with not one, but two Valedictorians, Hilda Lee and Barbara Tweedy! Then we began to realize that time really was passing quickly, Before we know it, we will be going our separate ways, and we must begin some serious thinking on what we are to do when that time comes, As we look back over the senior year, we remember the many little things which made life happy for us--the time Ben modeled Judy’s Christmas gift, the day the locks were put on the hall lockers, the Friday night dances, term papers to be typed, basketball and baseball, the senior trip, the entertainment given us by the Sophomore Class, pages of layout for the Annual, the arrival of our long-awaited caps and gowns--and Commencement, CLASS PROPHECY The spring day was cold, and as the last few raindrops trickled down the window pane, I began to dream back to the days when I was in high school, My classmates had gone their separate ways, but I began to wonder what each one was doing, now that ten years had passed, I wandered out onto the street, and after I had walked a couple of blocks I happened to find a crystal ball at my feet. How it got there, I'll never know, but I picked it up and hurried home. When I looked deep into the ball it seemed to tell me just what I wanted to know, As each face appeared a voice seemed to say: Octavia Loftin is teaching Home Economics, although she is still crossing the bridge to Goncordstossces boom liers Lucy Dalton is now married to a prosperous rancher at Sycamore, As head nurse at Lynchburg General Hospital, Christine Trent is still looking for the per- fect man, cs G. H. Coleman has a part ownership in the Coleman-Evans hog ranch and is doing fine, except that his profits are being cut short for some unknown reason, Peggy Blankinship is working as secretary for Mitchell Repair Service at Gladys, where she and her husband now live, Barbara Tweedy is employed by the FBI, although she has completed plans forher marriage to the left-fielder of the New York Giants, Louis Cowart is operating the Bachelor's Home which is located next door to the newly constructed Home for Spinsters, Dale Talley is living on a farm near Concord with her husband and three sons, She and her husband also sing on their own TV program, Kathleen Elliott, airline hostess for United Airlines, plans to join her husband in Germany soon, Ben Driskill owns his own tobacco farm near ‘‘Rowdy’’ and at last married one of those Concord brunettes, Judy Martin has opened a new primary school in Tyreeanna, where she is teaching, and her four children also attend the same school, Phyllis Wooldridge is secretary for Mitchell Lumber Company, Paul Wingfield is working as chief stock clerk with J, P, Bell Company. Hilda Lee is back from her South American honeymoon and is working for Dr. James Epperson in his Animal Hospital. Bill Staples is still playing ‘‘Papa’’ to all the eligible nurses at Lynchburg General Hospital, Mary Ida Talley has at last settled down at Concord with her husband, who has his law office there, Johnny Snow is operating ‘‘Snow Body and Fender Company’’ for his classmates’ future use, Freddie Keesee is preaching at ‘‘Mikes’’ largest Church, Saint Luke, His friends are al- ways invited, and as the visions in the crystal ball began to fade I seemed to hear his Church choir, composed of all the voices we had known so well during our four years of high school, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the 1955 Senior Class of Rustburg High School, being of sound mind, do hereby make and publish this last will and testament, and do declare all others to be made null and void, Me Int Huts General To the school, we leave the dignity of the '55 graduating class, To the Sophomore Class, we leave the opportunity of having a truly wonderful Junior Year, since they will not have a Senior Class to wait on then, Faculty To Mr. Hodge, we leave a ‘‘worry bird.”’ To Mrs, Williams, we leave an office with no telephone, To Miss Massie, we leave hopes of a quiet, well-behaved History Class. To Mrs, Riegel, we leave a class who refuses to raid a full refrigerator, To Mr. Moorman, we leave a smile, To Mr. Waddell, the Senior Class leaves love and appreciation for all the many things which he has done for us, To Mrs, Hunter, we leave dreams of a perfect English IV Class, To Miss Witt, we leave a winning basketball team, To Mrs, Davis, we leave a larger thermos, for we know how well she likes her coffee, To Mrs, Minnick, we leave a schedule in which she will have only one thing to do at a time, To Mr, Evans, we leave another scrawny pig to add to his present collection, To Miss Skelton, we leave the quiet atmosphere which is needed in the library at all times, To Mrs, Robertson, we leave the hopes of having a perfect Annual Staff, and memories of a class that loved you so much, Special Bequests Kathleen Elliott leaves to Jane Lee her secret of how to keep a small waistline, Johnny Snow leaves to Jesse Cunningham the curve, brick building, and telephone pole at Excelsior Dry Cleaning Company on Campbell Avenue, Dale Talley leaves her ability to be seen and not heard to Marian Jones, Christine Trent leaves her quiet manner to Buzzy Overbey, feeling that he needs it so badly. Freddie Keesee leaves to Dot Harrell his skilled ways in getting to Lynchburg in a short time, Octavia Loftin leaves her sweet ways and disposition to the head cheerleader of R. H.S. Paul Wingfield leaves his ability to stay out of trouble to Nelson Goff, knowing that he will need it. Judy Martin leaves a map of Tyreeanna to Nina Callohan, so she won’t have any excuse for going to Chuck’s home instead of Bill’s, G. H, Coleman leaves memories of Margy to all those guys who'll fall as hard as he did, A blackjack is left to all ‘‘Riverside Parkers’ by Bill Staples, as he once had the need for one, Hilda Lee leaves her luck in always having a date to Cynthia Younger, To Lois Stone, Barbara Tweedy leaves her love of ‘‘Jack’s,’’ because she doesn’t need it any more, To Barry Morrison, Mary Ida Talley leaves her two extra credits and the way through the front door, To Marian Mayberry, Peggy Blankinship leaves her sweet ways, knowing she needs them, Lucy Dalton leaves her ability to forget all boys except one to Kay Bailey, Ben Driskill leaves his pitching ability to Roy Heatherly. Phyllis Wooldridge leaves her ability to get the most out of a week-end, and still show up for school on Monday, to Edith Coffer. We do hereby appoint Jimmie Woody, class of 1956, executor of this last will and testament, with full power and authority, knowing that he will dispatch his duties with reasonable speed and good judgment, SCHOOL ACTIVITItS SPORTS CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Seated: Warren Bunnell, Freddie Keesee, Joan Edelstein, Ellen Tweedy, Clarence McCanna, Virginia Cyrus, Gwen Keesee, Cynthia Younger and Hilda Lee, Elizabeth Gough, Lois Stone, Jean Gunter, and Mrs, Robertson, Bobby Shirey, Adviser, Joyce Gann, THE OWL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Bredericlhieece cig. tne Aen arn ClLOmain = Chiel Carolyn Hodnett, Mary Ida Talley, Elizabeth Gough, Lois Stone, .,.... Associate Editors Joyce Ganne aren smihn, ict We meters muLLe Lar Vellditor Cynthia Younger) .7.0.4).1..- -ASsistant literary, editor BUSINESS STAFF Hildas Lcev eather cea busines om Manage Virginia Cyrus ....... Assistant Business Manager Warren Bunnell, Jean Gunter, Gwendolyn Keesce, Hllensl weedy p.6) wu ndvertising Clarence McCanna, Robert Shirey, Wayne Richardson gmead cision aed eneen Crem nen aeMAY. DLSCS Standing: Wayne Richardson, Standing: Hilda Lee, First Row: Jimmy Wood, Joyce Gann, Nina Calohan, Freddie Keesee, Gwen Keesee, Second Row: Barry Morrison, Mrs, Hunter, Sponsor, Betty Wright, Clarence McCanna, Virginia Cyrus, Ellen Tweedy, Dale Talley, Third Row: Cynthia Younger, Betty Wilkinson, Betty Lou Trent, Lois Stone, Nina Inge, Jane Lee, Fourth Row: Jesse Cunningham, G. H. Coleman, Sonny Viar, Joan Brooks and Phyllis Wilkinson, HI-Y TRI-HI-Y Hipy rtlLda Wee ear mone an ween cee ee be sident GwWeneicesccmr nt iat ae enV LCE resident Preddiesh CeSech wn... ante l els) eins OCCT Clary YOWVCCEANM se nogoo bos b ou ooo 6 ReESIIeE Sitter Ve WiOOdLat. seis tat sat tena cisions hel sie CD OL LET Nine CHOKE Goo od sooo tsoongo Gielen LIBRARY CLUB Betty sh tention ce enn mete cichemnr Phyllis Wilkinson, .. V.-President JpenalGilick ats. cell OCs eb hea summers Betty Wilkinson, Betty Lou Trent, Lena Glick, Miss Skelton, Librarian, Dennis Wright, Phyllis Wilkinson, Marian Mayberry. GLEE CLUB ClarencesMc@Cannalee de. fete ee eTesident Baiive Moris Ones nen ent ment C CL resiclent Gwendolyn Keesee 21. .¢oecretany-lreasurer Mare Williams Vice'siteaeeen nee eee Director STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION DOMEOeR INOW Mest tists else, resident William Overbey,Jr. . .V.-President Slogureye ANCA, o 6 6 OG DOGMA amici oni pstueeee sw sem lcea sun. eas Laura Phillips, Mrs, Robertson, Adviser, Sharon Threatt, Johnnie Snow. Barbara Tweedy Elizabeth Gough Judith Martin Nina Calohan Cy President Up Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Standing: Mr. Evans, Adviser, Nina Calohan, Judith Martin, Barbara Tweedy, Elizabeth Gough, Betty Wright. Seated: Virginia Cyrus, Gwendolyn Keesee, Margaret Blankinship, Frederick Keesee, Hilda Lee, Dale Talley, Joyce Gann, First Row: Kenneth Millner, Dennis Wright, Robert Peak, James Phillips, Earl Cowart, Second Row: Mr, Waddell, Adviser, David Droog, Howard Tweedy, Addison Mason, Albert Neighbors, Jamelssseay.) Gollan Colemant nuit. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Robert Peak JamieiseS ealya.u.ae Kenneth Millner Addison Mason, Howard Tweedy Earl Cowart . ° 0120, 6: Ne Ones @ )e 0. @ woe resident Vice-President OC CreLatay . Treasurer Ea one DOLLen: we eo etlitinel ng aes a) a : i Me Barbara Tweedy, Shirley Williams, Mary Ida Talley, Ann Turner, Elizabeth Gough, Mrs, Lucile Riegel, Adviser, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mary Ida Talley. Shirley Williams Barbara Tweedy AT Neer Cia ee Elizabeth Gough. OFFICERS . eee restaent Vice-President Se Cle tat To euLeasuTre Tt eee ep Onter Standing: G, H, Coleman, Manager; Charles Radford, Gene Wood, Bobby Davis, Wayne Richardson, Earl Cowart, Louis Cowart, Mr, Evans, Coach, Kneeling: Bill Poston, Clyde Smith, Clarence McCanna, Jimmy Woody, Bobby Ray Davis, BASKETBALL Standing: Miss Mary Witt, Coach; Margy Robertson, Elsie Neighbors, Barbara Neighbors, Betty Pugh, Barbara Tweedy, Ellen Tweedy, Dorothy Harrell, Manager, Kneeling: Ruth Parker, Betty Lou Trent, Jean Gunter, Sylvia Steppe, Christine Trent, Doris Phelps, Delores Harper, BASKETBALL K E EP Vi RGI N IA G R E E N THE BOYS WHO HELP TO KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN ON THE BOOSTING TEAM FOR EVERYBODY --- OU R CH EERLEADERS Betty Wright, Nina Calohan, Lawana Arrowood, Jeanne Steppe, Betty Lou Oliver, Gwen Keesee, Virginia Cyrus, Peggy Blankinship, Judy Martin, LIBRARY WHO HAD RATHER READ -- THAN EAT! CAFETERIA ne JANITORS WHAT WOULD SCHOOL BE WITHOUT THESE PEOPLE? partprnteensawerats ere CAFETERIA STAFF a ce meaitl se. i | Mrs, Phillips, Mrs, Maddox, Mrs. Witt, Mrs. Doss, and Sarah Anthony, HTRODUCITG ELEMENTARY GRADES SEVENTH GRADE jal, (©, Iie, Veo Al Blankenship Gusta Blankinship Linda Blankinship Dianne Blanks Ronald Brandt Marion Bryant George Burley Mary Ellen Caldwell Barbara Callahan Joe Carden Joyce Carroll Henry Childress Sylvia Crist Barbara Denton Mona Denton Claire Doss Patricia Dudley Carol Duff Doris Elliott Charles Fariss Sally Foster Paul Gear Ethel Glick Lola Goff Brenda Goodman Ann Hackney Carolyn Irby Laverne Jamerson Patsy Johnson Hugh Jordan Carolyn Mays SEVENTH GRADE Clayton Minnick Judy Moon Peggy Neighbors Carol Phelps Barbara Phillips Robert Rankins Nancy Reynolds Jewell Robertson Joann Robertson Wayne Rosser Carolyn Rowland Kenneth Silby Wayne Smith Myra Steele Bonnie Stone Merle Talley Mack Tanner Bobby Ray Turns Patricia Tweedy Buddy Vaughan Dorothy Viar Mary Ruth Wilkinson Pearl Williams Shirley Williams Lucy Wilson Mildred Witt James Womack Connie Wright Jimmy Wright Donald Younger Not Pictured: Geneva Brown Wayne Phillips June Waller SIXTH GRADE Carroll Alcock Pamela Anderson Mickey Bailey Darnella Casalenuovo Dianne Dalton Eva Jeanne Driskill Patricia Driskill Tommy Dunaway Ronald Edwards Carlton Elliott Patsy Griffin Aubrey Hall Granville Hall John Hodge John Horne Darlene Hutchison Johnny Jamerson “Barry Keesee Mary Frances Layne Jack Mann Ray Marshall Connie Martin Florence Mason . Wanda McGinnis Madeline Moses Nancy Perdieu Gene Phillips Martha Phillips Billy Powell Bobby Powell Bonnie Powell Roberta Rossar Glen Rowland Janet Rowland Betty Sue Seay Gloria Seay Glen Smith Patricia Steppe Alice Tolbert Kathryn Torrence Jimmy Turner Mildred Turner Ray Tweedy Donald Tyree Edward Tyree Lacy White Earl Williams Juanita Williams Ronald Wingfield Danny Withers Roger Worrells Not Pictured: Julian Ander- son, Nancy Kidd, Patricia Mikels, Morris Perry, Fred Spradlin, Mary Walker, FIFTH GRADE Kenneth Adkins Ray Adkins Carolyn Bailey Rebecca Bailey Kay Bell Judy Brandt Ralph Bryant Audrey Carey Joan Carmichial Connie Carroll Maxine Carwile James Crist Ann Cyrus James Cyrus Kay Davis Dwight Doss Jacqueline Driskill Anne Dunaway Mary Louise Elliott Clive Essex Mary Fleshman Judy Franklin Lonnie Goodwin Carlton Gough Sandra Hall Steve Hall Estell Harris Morris Hodnett Marion Isaacs Gale Johnson Melvin Lawrence Estella Ligon Mary Mayberry Donald Mikels Phyllis Mikels Aubrey Moore Frances Neighbors Boyd Orndorff Betty Rowland Jeanette Seay Jessie Seay Carolyn Stone Vivian Templeton Glenda Threatt Johnny Tolbert Ray White Curtis Winebarger Ralph Wooldridge Not Pictured: L, Banton Coleman Pritchett C, Pritchett FOURTH GRADE Bennie Adkins Roy Adkins Ray Allcock Edgar Anderson Robert Anderson Benjamin Arthur John Bailey, III Robert Bailey Shelby Bailey Ronald Bell Richard Billups Rosemary Billups Lonnie Burnette Barbara Caldwell Eugene Creasy Harry Creasy Larry Cowart James Dalton Carter Elliott Russell Elliott Kathy Ellis Walter Hendricks Judy Jamerson Linda Jennings Patricia Layne Dawn Lawrence William Lee Herbert Mason Robert Merryman Phillip Mikels Ann Orndoff Billy Perdieu Ray Phillips Eleanor Seay Wayne Smith Carolyn Spradlin Ann Talley Wayne Templeton Gloria Tweedy Linda Tweedy Patricia Waddell Barbara Williams Muriel Williams Robert Winston Roy Witt Not Pictured: Hugh Wright Ronnie Cowart THIRD GRADE Irma Adkins Sandra Adkins Sue Arthur Dianne Bailey Betty Banton Patricia Bell David Brandt Sam Callahan Karen Cowart Roger Cowart NE ve “7 Carolyn Cyrus Peggy Davis Charles Dawson Robert Driskill Judy Droog Carlton Elliott Mary F., Elliott Carolyn Goff Buddy Granger Warren Griffin Mary Hackney Sandra Hall Ann Harris Doris Irby Vivian Isaacs Jewel Ligon Carolyn Marshall Stephen Mason Emory Merryman, Gloria Moore John Moses Allen Nash Delores Phillips Shirley Puckette Helen Reynolds Fred Steppe, Jr. Carol Stone Carolyn Thomas Joanne Thompson Marvin Thompson Catherine Tolbert Nancy Turner Not Pictured: Linda Wade B,. Clayton Phyllis White M, Karns Paige Winebarger B. Stone Linda Wright SECOND GRADE Kay Allcock Carolyn Babcock Allan Bailey Beverley Bailey Wayne Barricks Nancy Bell Barbara Billups Mac Blackwell Gale Blankenship Billy Brown Delores Bruffy Stanley Brumfield Marie Burnette Alice Caldwell Dana Caldwell Naomi Callaham Joyce Candler Donald Ray Carter Wayne Casalenuovo Bobby Coates Dennis Cowart Leonard Cowart Ricky Crist Samuel Crist Donald Cyrus Alfred Dawson Harry Dodson Sharon Droog Elizabeth Dunn Dorothy Eagle Kenneth Elliott Marion Elliott Carolyn Evans Stuart Garrett Esther Glick Vernon Green Roy Griffin Faye Hammersley Otha Harmon David Hawkins Harry Hendricks David Lee Hicks SECOND GRADE Dennis Hockette Sue Huber Linda Keesee Sue Kelly Josef Kotlijar Carolyn Layne Glinda Marshall Larry Mason ’ David Mayberry Willis Mayberry Ronald Miles. Berkley Moore Dirie Murphy Joanne Neighbors Jessie Pippin Marjorie Pippin Jackie Powell Daniel Puckette Glenn Revis Betty Reynolds Peggy Riley Thomas Riley Whitmore Robertson Connie Rosser Frank Rowland Ann Spradlin Robert Stevens Glenn Tanner Judith Terry Sterling Thomas Dale Thompson Edgar Tweedy Marvin Tweedy Edward Watkins Brenda Williams Leroy Williams Randy Williams Teresa Williams Jean Withers Mike Withers Charlotte Wright Kenneth Wright Not Pictured: Walter Berger James Stone Joan Stone Sandra Sullivan Judith Torrence FIRST GRADE Gerald Adkins Billy Arthur Susan Ashley Joan Babcock Mary Babcock Allen Bailey ORs Sailevasult Linda Banton Melvin Bell Gary Blankenship Bruce Blankinship Vicki Brandt Larry Bruffy Roger Brumfield Jimmy Burnette Jo Ann Caldwell Carlton Callaham Barbara Carwile Mack Carwile Tim Carwile Lawrence Coles Virginia Coles Charles Dalton Gale Driskill Charles Droog June Eagle Eddie Elliott Patricia Elliott Richard Elliott Steve Garner Caleb Glick Linda Guill Donald Hall Robinson Hancock Harold Hendricks Pete Hendricks Gaynelle Hutchinson Walter Irby Wayne Irby John Lee Ronald Mann Frank Merryman Jerry Mitchell Barry Moore Patsy Reynolds Marilyn Riley James Stone Joan Stone Brenda Sullivan Billy Swain Linda Taylor Mildred Thomas Phillip Thompson Joe Turner Lois Tweedy Garland Venable Danny Vest Brady Williams Sheila Williams Kaye Witt Gayle Yeatts Leon Yoder Ted Younger Not Pictured: Martha Spradlin The Student Body and the Staff of ‘‘The Owl’’ wish to express our sincere appreciation to the individuals and business firms who purchased space in this book, thus making it possible for us to have this written record of the school year 1954-1955, Compliments of R.W. 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