Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

sin ty 199] Joyce Ann Gann Editor-in-Chief Virginia Lee Cyrus Business Manager UB iS Ee DaaBay, li Gt eens Ui E Niele @) Day, Ov RUSTBURG HIGH SCHOOL Rustburg, Virginia Those who have assembled the pictures and words that follow, hope your anticipation upon opening this yearbook will prove to bea satis- fying experience as you thumb through the pages depicting faculty, classes, activities, and business sponsors who have helped to make this booka realization. Corelrls FACULTY CLASSES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GRADE SCHOOL SENIOR DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS MR. GEORGE McLEOD HODGE We, the senior class, in appreciation for all the advice, inspiration, and untiring assistance so cons- cientiously and helpfully given, dedicate this yearbook to one who, through observation, broad study, and successful experience, has developed the art of under- standing, analyzing, andencouraging youth. It is through association that we recognize his fineness of character, his keen sense of humor and his lifelong devotion to service for others. We humbly dedicate this book to Mr. G.M. Hodge. FACULTY G.M. Hodge, Principal A.B,, Newberry College M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia Amos J. Andes, Jr. Bridgewater College Seventh Grade Not Pictured: Mrs. Mary K. Andes B.S., Bridgewater College Music Mrs. Eunice T, Bailey Longwood Lynchburg Colleges Fourth Grade . Mrs. Nancy W. Calohan B.S., Longwood College Fourth Fifth Grades Grace Cardwell B.S., Longwood College Second Grade Mrs. Evelyn P, Coleman A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Seventh Grade Mrs. Martha I, Davis B.A., Newberry College; Univ. of Virginia Guidance Harry B. DePew B.S., East Tennessee State College Mathematics; Chemistry Edward E, Evans B.A., Lynchburg College M.A., College of William Mary Physical Education Thomas W, Evans, II B.A., Summa cum laude, Hampden-Sydney College Tulane Univ.; Univ. of Virginia English; Science FACULTY Not Pictured: Mrs. Billy A, Fenimore B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Latin John R., Fenimore, Jr. B.M.E., University of Delaware Lynchburg College Higher Mathematics Nelly Watson Finch B.A., Lynchburg College Physical Education; English Mrs. Nell P. Fray B.S., Ohio State University Fourth Grade Mrs. Lucy D. Gann N.P.C., University of Virginia Lynchburg College Sixth Grade Mrs. Blanche Craig Garbee Longwood College; Univ. of Va. Sixth Grade Mrs. Blanche Aylor Gough Blackstone College University of Virginia Third Grade Mrs. Ruth M. Hancock B.S., Radford College ; Longwood College First Grade Mrs. J. J. Hundley Mary Washington College, Special Lib. Sci. West Virginia Univ., Longwood College Librarian Mrs. Mary C. Hunter A.B., Ohio Wesleyan Universtiy Univ. of Texas; Chicago University English; Latin Not Pictured: Mrs. Joyce Lyons B.S., Radford College English; Science; Social Studies Mrs. Audrey M. Merryman B.S., Longwood College George Washington Univ., Univ., of Virginia Third Grade Elizabeth Moseley B.S., Longwood College First Grade Not Pictured: R.J. Parrish A.B., College of William Mary Duke University; N.C. State English Mrs. H. L. Robertson B.S., Mary Washington College V.P.I.; University of Virginia Business Education Mrs. Verne B. Scott A.B., Longwood College Columbia; Univ. of Virginia Second Grade Webster Z. Smith B.S., Maryville College Fifth Grade Joyce Lee Thomas F.A., Stratford; Westhampton Art; English Mrs. S.J. Thompson A.B., Lynchburg College Seventh Grade Alfred S. Thomson LL.B., Syracuse University History; Social Studies Mrs. Jeanne H. Trent B.S., Radford College Physical Education; Social Studies Mrs. Retha C. Updike B.S., Radford College Home Economics William T. Vest B.A., Lynchburg College English Olaf L. Waddell Bist erals Agricultural Education Mrs. Eva N. Williams Bryn Mawr College, Special Secretary to Principal SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Phyllis W. Tabor Joyce Gann Gwen Keesee Steve Thompson Ann Turner Reporter Asst. Treas. Secretary President Historian Barbara Neighbors Frances M. Camden Mr. Fenimore Vice-President Treasurer Adviser Five short years ago, history of the class of 1957 began, with the majority of the 32 members of the eighth grade feeling that they had been born one year too late--we would be the first class to attend Rustburg High School for twelve years. Our eighth grade officers were Ethel Leonard, President, Betty Wright, Vice-President, Gwen Keesee, Secretary and Steve Thompson, Historian. We enjoyed,as well as benefitted from the exploratory courses offered that year. One year later, we began our Freshman year with 23 members. With Mrs. Mary C. Hunter as our sponsor, we elected Nina Calohan as President, with Steve Thompson, Joyce Gann and Lena Glick serving with her. To be different, we chose black andwhite to represent us instead of traditional colors. The memorable events of this year included various at- tempts of Freshmen to ''slip out of study hall. ZX Oty [Mmadir} Feta 4 Qeuten « paver Mary Hart Brockenbrough Benjamin Warren Bunnell Frances McGuire Camden Edith Violet Coffer Jesse Thomas Cunningham, Jr, Virginia Lee Cyrus Robert Armstead Davis Sandra Dawn Elder Joyce Ann Gann Elizabeth Blanche Gough Mary Gwendolyn Keesee Marion Frances Mayberry At the beginning of our Sophomore year a crop of brand-new students joined our group. The exciteme nt of approximately thirty boys and girls entering our class from Brookville and Mountain View Schools, inaddition to the use of a brand new $500,000.00 high school, was almost too much for the remaining seventeen original members of our class. These new students quickly became our best friends, and we combined efforts to elect Robert Peak for our President, with Mary Hart Brockenbrough, Virginia Hight, Vir- ginia Cyrus and Ann Turner as the remaining officers. Mr. E.E. Evans and Mr. Richard Addison Lee Mason Clarence Edward McCanna Bannie Ann Meade Barbara Anne Neighbors William Gordon Poston Charles Aaron Radford Moorman, our advisers, guided us over many ''rough spots , which included a Talent Show, Sophomore-Senior Banquet and Dance, and assisted with Class Night for the Seniors, since there was no Junior Class that year. Among the more exciting events of our Junior year were the selection of rings and the presentation of our Junior Play, ''Mother-in-Law Blues, which turned out to be a greater comedy thanwas expected, With Frances McGuire as President, and Ralph Wood, Elizabeth Gough, and Nancy Waller working with her, we began to think about our Senior year, Thirty Seniors began the final year with Mr. Fenimore as adviser. Steve Thompson was chosen President, and the first time we made a real impact was when Larry Williams was elected King at the Bazaar. After many weeks of rehearsal, 'H.M.S. Pinafore was presented under the direction of Mrs, Mary K. Andes. Audiences attending the two per- formances were quite surprised to see and to hear Clarence, Steve, Bobby and Lizzie in the leading roles, ably supported by all the Seniors and many ''extras'' from throughout the high school. Then came the Beta Convention in Richmond; some of us will never forget Joyce's ''calypso in front of the eleva tor, while she was looking for her ticket to the dance. Robert Wayne Richardson Roberts Percysohiney aut. Jeanne Paige Steppe Grace Anne Stone Phyllis Wilkinson Tabor Nina Calohan Thomas Which reminds us; what about the pillow fight between Clarence and Mr. 'H'' at the Model General Assembly one year? Spring dances always meana happytime,and we entertained the Juniors on March ninth with the first Ring Dance for R.H.S, Senior Day wasa riot, with the Seniors imitating the teachers. Easter week-end, April twentieth, found us in Washington, D.C., wildly trying to cram a month's sight-seeing into three short days. The Juniors entertained us on May tenth with a Prom and mid-night supper. Then June and ''Graduation. ! Stephen Lee Thompson Willie Ann Turner Nancy Elizabeth Waller Lawrence DeWitt Williams, Jr. f oy). “h, p Agr Shirley Ann Williams James Ralph Wood Frances atl ircenc ei OFFICERS Joan Edelstein John Woody James Seay Dorothy Harrell Carolyn Hodnett Historian Secretary V.-Pres. President Treasurer Mrs. Robertson, Mr. DePew, Advisers JUNIOR CLASS September 14, 1953, was a big day in the lives of thirty-three teen-agers who entered high school forthe first time. This eighth grade class soon fell intothe high schoolroutine, and chose Betty Wilkinson to be president, aided by David Brown, Jane Lee and Robert Ralph. The following fall the doors of the new high school building opened to receive the largest Freshman Class inits history, with many new faces of those who transferred from Brookville. Clyde Smith, Patsy Elliott, Linda Thurston, Lawana Arrowood and Dot Harreitl were our offi- cers, When we became Sophomores, about all we could think of was looking forward to becoming Juniors, and during this year our class took much of the credit for a winning basketballteam. We took part inall the activities of the school and had the time of our lives learning many new things. Summer vacation soon came toan end, and we found ourselves full-fledged Juniors, with Dot Harrell, James Seay, John Woody, Carolyn Hodnett and Joan Edelsteinas officers, In Marchthe Seniors very graciously entertained us with a Ring Dance, presenting our rings to us in a unique andbeautiful setting. Along with our Sock Hops, Square Dance, and Play production, we hada very busy year, winding up our part by entertaining the Seniors with the long-awaited Pron During our next year we shall have opportunities to make many worthwhile contributions to our own ways of life, as well as that of the school, William Baker Preston Cyrus Joan Edelstein Robert Fields, Jr. senna David Brown William Cyrus Wyatt Edwards Kenneth Fore Constance Coffey Judith Dodson Curtis Farrar Estelle Garbee Earl Cowart David Droog Wayne Ferrell Edwin Gough, Jr. Delores Harper Nina Inge Robert Ligon Betty Lou Oliver Gloria Hodnett Carolyn Hodnett Jane Lee Dorothy Harrell Donna Knight Sandra Jamerson Albert Neighbors, Jr. Kenneth Millner Laura Phillips Virginia Milliken James Phillips James Parsons, Jr. Robert Ralph Margy Robertson James Seay Ann Smith Clyde Smith Elizabeth Steele Lois Stone Betty Trent Ellen Tweedy Howard Tweedy Maude Tweedy Gladys Wells Betty Wilkinson John Woody Dennis Wright Cynthia Younger OFFICERS Daphaney Roakes Hundley Raylor Phyllis Carwile Brenda Dowdy Rebecca Hurt Secretary President Vice-President Historian Treasurer Mrs, Fenimore, Mr. T.W. Evans, Advisers SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class is very proud of its representation in various phases of high school life. Besides maintaining high scholastic averages, several members are actively taking part in varsity or junior varsity basketball. Highest State Debating Honors have been won by the school debating team composed of members of the class of '59; also, the honor of F.F.A. Star Chapter Farmer was awarded one of the outstanding boys, even though only a sophomore. This class, as a whole, has the largest number of activemembers on The Owl Staff, and is also well-represented on the Staff of ''Rusty Notes.'' All indications point to a group of students who will be remembered for their contributions to Rustburg School. Willis Driskill Nancy Eagle Connie Falwell Ronald Fauber Carolyn Ferrell Ann Franklin William Gray Wilma Gregory Louise Harder Shirley Ayers Duane Beasley Joan Brooks Charles Burnette Phyllis Carwile Carol Clay Janice Coleman Harold Davidson Brenda Dowdy Robert Mason Ronald Maxey Jesse Milliken Jimmy Moore James Parker Robert Parker Faye Pugh Donald Reynolds Dorothy Reynolds Roy Heatherly Colleen Helms Sylvia Huffman Rebecca Hurt Eleanor Inge Willard Isaacs Rebecca Johnson Marion Jones James Mann a Larry Riley Daphaney McC. Roakes Wister Rogers Virginia Seay Patricia Self Samuel Smith Margaret Steppe Ronald Stone Hundley Taylor ON Wi tex “ N Sharon Threatt Robert Thompson Esther Tomlinson Sarah Trent Marian Turner Ann Walker James Walker Carol Weigand Shelby Wood : 4 i i i | OFFICERS Peggy Neighbors Dianne Blanks Sylvia Crist Linda Blankinship Vice-President President Sec.-Treas, Historian Mr. Vest, Miss Thomas, Miss Finch, Advisers FRESHMAN CLASS Settling down after the usual growing pains , the ninth grade has become a vital part of the high school in many activities, such as publications, plays, basketball, and all-round school functions. The class is on its way to becoming a real asset at R.H.S. Buddy Arrowood Henry Bell Gusta Blankenship Al Blankinship Linda Blankinship Dianne Blanks Ray Blount Ronald Brandt Marian Bryant George Burley Mary Ellen Caldwell Barbara Callahan William Carden Henry Childress Kent Coffey Rachel Coffey Sylvia Crist Kenneth Cross Beatrice Cyrus Richard Cyrus Douglas Dalton Theresa Danko Patricia Dudley Larry Eagle William Eagle Doris Elliott Dawn Ellis Charles Farris Ellen Fauber Rebecca Ferrell Sally Foster Nancy Glass Franklin Goff Lola Goff Brenda Hall Margaret Hall Joanne Hammersley Nancy Herndon Randolph Hight Carolyn Irby Thurman Jamerson Hugh Jordon Faye Knight Jimmy LaPrade Wayne Mayberry Clayton Minnick Judy Moon Peggy Neighbors Phyllis Neighbors Barbara Phillips Wayne Phillips Jean Powell Pinay if ys LI TERE SEN iin ai Nassinat “ a sha ehisyy attit PIE e ay, Carolyn Rowland Roy Salyer Brenda Shelton Wayne Smith Myra Steele Harold Stonnell Merle Talley Mack Tanner Bobby Turns Patricia Tweedy Marie Wade June Waller Susan Weigand Barbara Wilkerson Shirley Williams Margaret Wilson Jimmy Wright Nancy Wright Donald Younger OFFICERS Arlene Austin, Secretary; Audrey Saunders, Treasurer; Roberta Rosser, Historian; Mary Wooldridge, President; Judy Ruhland, Vice-President. Mr. Thomson, Mrs. Trent, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lyons, Advisers. EIGHTH GRADE Bonnie Albert Carroll Alcock Julian Anderson Nancy Anderson Arlene Austin Linda Ayers Gene Bailey Patricia Barber Carol Beasley Howard Brooks Bonita Burchette Arlene Burford Ann Caldwell Carole Campbell Joyce Campbell Ann Marie Carson James Carter Darnella Casalenuovo Preston Cross Benny Davis Penny Davis Janice Deaner Barbara Denton Charlie Doss Clara Doss Elsie Dowdy Eva Driskill Patricia Driskill Albert Dunaway Thomas Dunaway Joan Elliott Sandra Ellis Carl Fulton Evelyn Garbee Ethel Glick Bobby Goff Thomas Gough Patsy Griffin Carroll Gunter Doris Gunter Dale Hall Granville Hall Steve Harris Dorothy Hill John Hodge Darlene Hutchison Clarence Irby Peggy Jamerson Patsy Johnson Ronnie Marshall Constance Martin Gayle Martin Robert Matthews Carolyn Mays Hilda Mays Kenneth Milton Philip Minnix Donna Moyer Theresa Moyer Dorothy Nash Harold Nash Wiley Nash Carol Phelps Gene Phillips Martha Phillips Sam Phillips Billy Powell Bonnie Powell Horace Reynolds Roberta Rosser Glenn Rowland Janet Rowland Judy Ruhland Audrey Saunders Gloria Seay Melvin Shelton Glenn Smith Malcom Smith Rufus Smith Robert Sowell Joyce Steele Patricia Steppe Linda Stone Joyce Templeton Alice Tolbert Jimmy Turner Mildred Turner Donald Tyree Buddy Vaughan Carroll Vaughan Mary Walker Lacy White Lavon Whitesell Carol Williams Earl Williams Patsy Williams Ronnie Williams Virginia Williams Mertis Wilson Mary Wooldridge Editorial Staff Joyce Gann, Editor James Phillips Grace Stone Ellen Tweedy Gwen Keesee Business Staff Virginia Cyrus, Bus. Mgr. Brenda Dowdy Wilma Gregory Rebecca Hurt Faye Pugh Charles Radford Lois Stone Edwin Gough Mrs. Robertson, Adviser THE OWL The year book, ''The Owl,' 'so termed because of the wise dignity usually associated with him, is pub- lished to give by the printed line and the pictorial page a bit of happiness now, and possibly a reminiscent pleasure later on. The assembling of the contents of this Annual, the organization of the material, and the financing of the book are done by the Editorial Staff and the Business Staff--two groups which have but a single thought--to offer a memory book which will add pleasure to your years at Rustburg School, and will restore pleasant memories in later years. oh ati fii : Sette 4 Pe i aca ibs Elizabeth Gough . RoberteRalphin . a. Bettyroteele™... 7: William Cyrus. . Mrorenimore : . OFFICERS oe ef 'ét ee) Celbse BETA CLUB President V.-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Adviser Let us lead by serving others,'' is the mot- to of the Beta Club, a national, non-secret or- ganization, whose chief purpose is service to the school and to the community. In order to aid the athletic fund, a concession stand was operated by Beta members during the basket- ball season. Also, a backstop was erected on the baseball diamond. The State Beta Conven- tion was well attended by a representative group from the Beta Club. Future plans include the organization of all Campbell County Beta Clubs into a County Federation. Any Junior or Senior student who main- tains a scholastic average of 85 or above, and who possesses commendable traits of charac- ter, achievement, attitude, and leadership, is eligible to membership in the Beta Club. STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE OFFICERS President Gwen Keesee V.-Pres. Bobby Davis Secretary Barbara Neighbors Treasurer Phyllis Carwile ASSOCIATION The Student Co-operative Association was originally an or- ganization of which all high school students were members. Its purposes included the planning of student activities, keeping in mind the need for understanding and co-opera- tion. After the high school enrollment had greatly increased, it was deemed advisable to continue this organization ona voluntary basis. This group works together with the faculty and PTA in endeavoring to establish self-discipline among the students in their various activities. Rusty Notes,'' the school newspaper, is published monthly by a staff under the direc- tion of Dorothy Harrell, Editor, and Mrs. Trent and Miss Thomas as faculty advisers. The aim of the school newspaper is to publish not only items of interest to the stu- dent body, but also to encourage better com- position, and at the same time to spearhead with articles and editorials, worthwhile stu- dent projects and activities. An outstanding social event was suc- cessfully managed by the Staff in staging the beautiful and entertaining ''Sweetheart Ball ’ in February. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the court and the selection of Queen-of-Hearts Dot Harrell, King-of-Hearts Wayne Ferrell, Princess Gwen Keesee and Prince Al Blankenship, all chosen by previous vote of the student body and faculty. OFFICERS Betty Wilkinson - President Joyce Gann - V.-Pres. Ann Walker - Secretary Sylvia Huffman - Treasurer Betty Steele - Chaplain Joan Brooks - Reporter Ellen Tweedy - Historian Mrs. Fenimore - Adviser TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a fellowship of high school girls working together to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christiancharacter in the home, the school, and the community. The Tri-Hi-Y has been, in past years, well represented at the Model General Assembly, presented annually by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs throughout Virginia. It has also sponsored various ac- tivities for the benefit and pleasure of the student body. President - John Hodge Treasurer - Earl Williams V.-Pres. - Julian Anderson Chaplain - Aubrey Hall Secretary - Howard Brooks Adviser - Mr, Thomson The Hi-Y is the school branch of the Y. M. C. A., having.as its aims and purposes those similar to the Tri-Hi-Y. Eachhas as its platform: ''Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, Clean Living. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is aservice organization composed of students who are interested in working as student librarians during their free periods. Students are chosen for their initia- tive, regard for responsibility, dependability, good citizenship, good scholarship, and love of good books. President - Betty Steele Sec.-Treas. - Pat Tweedy V.-Pres. - Virginia Seay Adviser - Mrs. Hundley Guards William Baker David Brown Willard Isaacs Ronald Maxey Clyde Smith John Woody BOYS’ BASKETBALL Centers Wayne Ferrell Kenneth Fore Thurman Jamerson, Manager Donald Reynolds, Asst. Mgr. Wayne Smith, Asst. Mgr. Mr. E. E. Evans, Coach Forwards Robert Davis Robert Fields Albert Neighbors William Poston JV. BASKETBALL Forwards James Seay Robert Thompson Centers David Droog Robert Mason Guards Albert Blankinship David Brown James Mann Stephen Thompson James Walker Elbert Hall, Manager Mr. T. W. Evans, Coach MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS Robert Davis - President Virginia Cyrus - Secretary William Baker - V.-Pres. Betty L. Oliver - Treasurer Mr. E. E. Evans - Adviser The Monogram Club is composed of girls and boys who have earned a letter in an inter- scholastic sport. Their activities include the promotion of good teamwork, better entertain- ment in sports, and proper attitudes toward fellow students and opponents. CHEERLEADERS Shirley Ayers Virginia Cyrus Theresa Danko Bennie Davis Wilma Knight Constance Martin Martha Phillips Sharon Threatt Mary Walker BASKETBALL Coaches Guards Forwards Managers Miss Finch Sally Foster Barbara Callahan Margy Robertson Mrs. Trent Estelle Garbee Beatrice Cyrus Mary Ruth Wilkinson Carolyn Hodnett Louise Harder Donna Knight Gloria Hodnett Betty Lou Trent Faye Knight Ellen Tweedy Peggy Neighbors Susan Weigand GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Andes, has provided choral and specialty numbers onseveral occasions at school, and in local churches. The first major contributiontook place when the Glee Club and the Senior Class staged 'H. M.S. Pinafore'' during the fall. Large audiences were privileged to enjoy this outstanding musical pro- duction. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President - James Phillips Treasurer - Robert Mason V.-Pres. - Dennis Wright Reporter - Samuel Trent Secretary - Addison Mason Sentinel - David Clowdis Adviser - Mr. Waddell David Clowdis Star Chapter Farmer The F.F.A, is composed only of students studying vocational agriculture in high school. Its main purposes are to promote leadership, co-operation, self government, and improved agriculture. The chapter also participates in various local and state contests and activities. Each year a Parent-Son Banquet is held, at which time the member who has been most outstanding in vocational agriculture and club activities for the year receives the Star Chap- ter Farmer Award. Charles Farriss, Chapter Public Speaking Parent-Son Banquet Mr. G.M. Hodge, Honorary Chapter Farmer KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN OFFICERS President Betty Trent V.-Pres. Ann Turner Secretary Donna Knight Treasurer Phyllis Carwile Reporter Elizabeth Gough Adviser Mrs. Updike FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F, H. A. is a club for high school girls interested in homemaking. During the past year they took part invarious competitions, and were always ready to be of service to the school and to the community. SNAPSHOTS wi al bk Te ks . Stare Champion © e Gaters daw “being denat es a Fin Beta . eo” n . Sunt SNAPSHOTS tar ww tata vublve A@srrs Forum i le Dawme + Nalentine DOauce ( | Ne Sehooe im sanvary SEVENTH GRADE Wayne Adie Edna Angus Cecil Austin Carolyn Fay Bailey Frank Baker Kay Bell Brenda Blanks Loretta Blount Anne Bouton Judy Brandt Clinton Brooks David Bruffy Newton Burnett Audrey Carey Billy Carrico Maxine Carwile John Coleman James Crist Ann Cyrus James Cyrus, Jr. Kay Davis Dwight Doss Jackie Driskill Janet Dudley Ann Dunnaway Ronald Edwards Carlton Elliott Mary Louise Elliott Mary Fleshman James Foster Judy Franklin Shirley Goff Carlton Gough Sandra Hall Stephen Hall Phyllis Harper Edith Harrison Jean Hodges Morris Hodnett John Horne SEVENTH GRADE Marion Isaacs Sandra Jamerson Willard Johnson Bonnie Lawhorne Melvin Lawrence Estella Ligon Ray Marshall Florence Mason Mary Mayberry Patricia Mikels Danny Moore Frances Neighbors Boyd Orndoff Charlotte Phelps Willie Phelps Robert Powell Coleman Pritchett Betty Ann Rowland Terrell Ruhland Betty Seay Jeanette Seay Jessie Seay Carl Self Gorden Smith Jerry Steele Wayne Stinson Carolyn Stone Vivian Templeton Glenda Threatt Johnny Tolbert Ray Tweedy Edward Tyree Richard Tyree William Wade Juanita Williams Linda Williams Linda Lee Williams Lizzie Wilson Jimmy Womack Ralph Wooldridge SIXTH GRADE Kenneth Adkins Roy Adkins Ray Allcock Edgar Poe Anderson Robert Anderson Benjamin Arthur, III Rebecca Bailey Robert Bailey Shelby Bailey Ronald Bell Lonnie Burnette Barbara Caldwell Joan Carmichael Constance Carroll Larry Cowart Ronald Cowart Eugene Creasy. Harry Creasy James Dalton Carter Elliott Russell Elliott Kathryn Ellis Clive Essex Shirley Garbee Lonnie Goodwin Gale Johnson Patricia Johnson Dawn Lawrence William Lee Bonnie Lipscomb Donald Mikels Phillip Mikels Phyllis Mikels Ann Orndorff Ray Phillips Curtis Pritchett Eleanor Seay Wayne Smith Louis Stump Ann Talley Wayne Templeton Gloria Tweedy Linda Tweedy Patricia Waddell Ray White Alese Whitesell Barbara Williams Muriel Williams Robert Winston Hugh Wright FIFTH GRADE Benjamine Adkins Irma Adkins Sue Arthur Dianne Bailey Betty Banton Patricia Bell David Brandt Samuel Callahan John Creasy Carolyn Cyrus Peggy Davis Charles Dawson, Jr. Robert Driskill Judy Droog Carlton Elliott Carolyn Goff Warren Griffen Sandra Guill Sandra Hail Walter Hendricks Doris Irby Vivian Isaacs Judy Jamerson Bobby Johnson Jewel Ligon Carolyn Marshall Herbert Mason Stephen Mason Emory Merryman, Jr. Gloria Moore Allen Nash, Jr. Joyce Neighbors Ralph Neighbors Delores Phillips Shirley Puckette Carolyn Spradlin Fred Steppe, Jr. Samuel Stump Joanne Thompson Marvin Thompson Clarence Tipton, Jr. Frances Tipton Catherine Tolbert Nancy Turner Linda Wade Kenneth Witt FOURTH GRADE Sandra Adkins Kay Allcock Mary Ashley Robert Ashley Carolyn Babcock Allen Bailey Beverley Bailey Linda Bailey Wayne Barricks Nancy Bell Walter Berger Charles Blackwell, III Gale Blankinship William Brown, Jr. Stanley Brumfield � Marie Burnette Alice Caldwell Dana Caldwell Naomi Callahan Herbert Campbell Joyce Candler Wayne Casalenuovo Bobby Coates Roger Cowart Samuel Crist Alfred Dawson Harry Dodson, Jr. Sharon Droog Dorothy Eagle Kenneth Elliott Mary Elliott Carolyn Evans Danny Fore Norma Franklin Esther Glick Arlene Goff Louise Goff Vernon Green Faye Hammersley Otha Harmon David Hawkins Harry Hendricks Dennis Hockett Sue Huber Peggy Jennings FOURTH Linda Keesee Sue Kelly James Lipscomb Glinda Marshall David Mayberry Willis Mayberry Jill Miles Ronald Miles Berkley Moore, Jr. John Moses Jackie Powell Daniel Puckette Glen Revis Betty Reynolds Peggy Riley Thomas Riley Whitmore Robertson Frank Rowland Faye Steele Robert Stevens, III Belinda Stone Ernest Stump Thomas Stump Glenn Tanner Judith Terry Sterling Thomas Beverley Tipton Judith Torrence Edgar Tweedy Marvin Tweedy Gail Tyree Edward Watkins Phyllis White Brenda Williams Teresa Williams Jean Withers Michel Withers Charlotte Wright Kenneth Wright Linda Wright THIRD GRADE Gerald Adkins Billy Arthur Joan Babcock Mary Babcock Taylor Bailey, III Linda Banton Bruce Blankenship Vicki Brandt James Burnette, III Jo Ann Caldwell Guy Callaham Barbara Carwile Mack Carwile Timothy Carwile Lawrence Coles Dennis Cowart Rickey Crist Donald Cyrus Charles Dalton Gale Driskill Charles Droog Elizabeth, Dunn Marion Elliott Patricia Elliott John Fenimore, III Alvin Garbee Thomas Garbee Steve Garner Stuart Garrett Caleb Glick Richard Goine Roy Griffin Linda Guill Donald Hall Robinson Hancock Gaynelle Hutchison Walter Irby, Jr. Wayne Irby Brenda Johnson Wilma Knight Josef Kotljar Ester Krantz Marie Krantz John Lee Rita Lipscomb Ronald Mann Joan Marshall Lawrence Mason Frank Merryman Jerry Mitchell Joan Neighbors Marilyn Riley James Stone Joan Stone Brenda Sullivan Zanda Sullivan William Swain Phillip Thompson Karen Tipton Lester Trout, Jr. Clark Turner Edward Tweedy Lois Tweedy Ann Babcock Samuel Banton John Barricks Susan Bibee Gary Lee Blankinship Barbara Jean Bruce Daniel Bruce Larry Bruffy Roger Dale Brumfield Robert Caldwell Vernon Caldwell Virginia Louise Coles Bonnie Lou Creasy Michael Dalton Martha Davis Royal Dawson Charles Edwards Edward Elliott John Wesley Elliott Richard Bryon Elliott, Jr. Michael Evans Marvin Vernon Frances, Jr. William Franklin Robert Ernest Garbee, III Janet Garner Robert Goine David Allen Hall Brenda Hanks Mary Jane Harvey Harold Hendricks Pete Hendricks Donald Irby Barbara Ann Lipscomb Haywood McCrickard Linda Merryman Galen Miles Glenn Miles David Moon Jimmy David Neighbors Willis Neighbors Lawson Pritchett David Puckett David Leighton Riley James Halsey Rowland Nancy Scrogham Deborah Stevens Brenda Fay Stump Larry Douglas Sullivan Holcomb Earl Swain Garland Venable Brady Williams Leroy Williams Randall Williams Shelia Williams John Wingfield Kaye Witt Gayle Yeatts Leon Yoder Ted Younger SECOND GRADE bs ‘4 Sue | teal 4 4s ’ Sere � = ae. De LX A Ay 3 Robert Tanner Linda Louise Taylor Willie Stephen Thompson John Wayne Tweedy Joyce Ann Viar Daniel Lewis Will, Jr. April Jane Wilmoth Cynthia Withers James Garfield Wydner Mary Sue Yoder Caroline Adkins Deborah Andes Eva Louise Armbrecht Roberta Arthur Garland Ashley Melvin Bailey Donald Blackwell Clifton Carmichael Roxan Coates William Coles Marion Cowart Barry Creasy Ronald Dawson Gerald Droog Donna Drwery John Edwards William Ellis David Fisher Tucker Floyd, Jr. Bennie Franklin Larry Franklin Frances Garbee Sandra Goine James Guill Samuel Hankins Lois Irby Alice Isaacs Wayne Isaacs Kathy Kotljar Gaynell Krantz Linda Lee Calvin Mason Donna Mason William Moses James Neighbors Arnold Pearson Bradley Phillips Betsy Phillips Phyllis Reynolds Peggy Stone Tommy Stone David Swain Kay Tanner Ray Tanner Anne Thomas Gale Thompson Andrew Torrence William Torrence bonald Tweedy Roger Tweedy George Venable Linda Jo Watkins Virginia Wilkinson Earnest Williams Carlisle Wisecarver SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY HART BROCKENBROUGH,''Mary Hart,' 'Rt.2, Box58, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. BENJAMIN WARREN BUNNELL, ''Bernie,''Rt. 2, Lynchburg, Va.; KVG 253,43 Glee Club 1525) Annual) 2551-1057) Classe Lreas. lie Junior Ela Senor lavas FRANCES McGUIRE CAMDEN, Fran, Rt. 3, Box 151, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 1,2,4; Beta 3,4; Class Sec.-Treas,. 2; Cl. Pres. 3; Cl. Treas 4; Senior Play. IDO v sl VACOV LAT Ay GOwMMai, Miaeky isue, il, ieee lobe, Werf iP jslay, 14 SP Glee Club 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Play. JESSE THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, JR., 'Jess,''3541 Campbell Ave., Lynch- burg, Va.; Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 2,4; KVG 3,4; Senior Play. VIRGINIA LEE CYRUS, ''Ginny,'' Rustburg, Va.; Glee Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Reporter 2; Annual 2,3,4, Bus. Mgr. 3,4; Beta 3,4; Typ. Contest 3; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4, Sec. 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Model Gen. Assembly 1. ROBERT ARMSTEAD DAVIS, JR., ''Wimp, Rt. 2 Lynchburg, Va.; SCA 2,3,4, V-Pres. 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4, Pres. 4; Junior Play (Eli Whitney H.S.); Senior Play. SANDRA DAWN ELDER, ''Doley,'' 307 Roberts St., Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2,3; Senior Play. JOY CEFANNIGANN Wa Jioy, cle, wae Rta lye Rus tourg iVices elt tdi el Ce) es Treas. 1,2, Pres. 3, V-Pres. 4; Beta 2,3,4; SCA 1,2,3, Reporter 1; Glee Club 1,2; Annual 2,3,4, Assoc. Ed, 3, Editor 4; Forensic 3; Class Sec.-Treas. l; Model Gen. Assembly Delegate 2; 4-H All Star 3; Senior Play. ELIZABETH) BLANCHE, GOUGH, | Dizi Rts lynchburg Vana anus | 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4, Pianist 2,4; FHA 1,2,4, Pianist 1, Reporter 2,4; Beta 2,3,4, V-Pres, 2,3, Pres. 4; Basketball 3; Class Sec. 3; SCA 4; Future Teach- ers Assoc, 4, Pres, 4; Senior Play. MARY GWENDOLYN KEESEE, Gwen,'! Rt. 2 Rustburg, Va.; Cl. Sec. 2,4; Glee Club 1,2,4, Sec.-Treas. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, V-Pres. 2; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Beta 2,3,4; Publications 3; SCA Pres. 4; Monogram 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; May Queen 3; Princess of Hearts 4. ADDISON LEE MASON]! Tan ko 109 °N3 Durham ot )., sbynchbuneg. my aie: FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas, 2,3, Sec. 4;KVG 1,2,3,4, Crew Leader 2,3,4; Senior Play. MARION FRANCES MAYBERRY, 'Peanut,!'! 1704 Ridge St., Lynchburg, Va; Glee Club ls sbibrany 152,330 rin = ve5,4 eh ANs) 4s lubl1 cation sso a Senior Play. CLARENCE EDWARD McCANNA, ''Clink, 7 Denver Staulynchbure Va.; Glee ,Clubsli273,4elresscsAnnua lec. Monogram 3,4; KVG 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, Capt, 2; Hi-Y 2,3, Sec. 3; Model Gen. Assembly Delegate 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; King of May 3. BANNIE ANN MEADE, ''Bannie,'' Pound, Va. SENIOR DIRECTORY BARBARA ANNE NEIGHBORS, Toots,'! 3211 Nelson Street, Lynchburg, Vax alee Glubmin2. 4s betars,4:59:G7As cee 145) bh HA. Reporter 3; Forensic 3,4, V.-Pres. 3; Class V.-Pres. 4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 2,3; Monogram 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Junior Play; Senior Play, WILLIAM GORDON POSTON, Bill, Rt. 3, Box 133, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Publications 3; K.V.G. 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4, Captain 3,4 Junior Play; Senior Play. CHARLES AARON RADFORD, Chuck, Rt. 3, Box 335, Lynchburg, Va. ; Annual Staff 3,4; Science; K.V.G. 3,4; Basketball, Junior Play; Senior Play. ROBERT WAYNE RICHARDSON, ''Wayne, 16 King Street, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 4; Annual Staff 2; K.V.G. 2,3,4; Publications 3; Basketball 2; Senior Pilaves ROBERT PERCY SHIREY, JR.,''Dimples,''5 Green Street, Lynchburg, Va.; GleeiClubyl (273 4eHi-¥ 33yAnnual-Staff 2; K:V.G. 2,3,4, Asst: Crew Leader 3; Senior Play. JEANNE PAIGE STEPPE, 'Steppe,'' 21 Green Street, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Gilly) We abiniclehiayy 35 19 2elIN, W535. WP OSl Ng Camp 3; Volleyball 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Sec. 3; Senior Play. GRACE ANNE STONE, Grace, 14 Duke Street, Lynchburg, Va.; Glee Club 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Annual Staff 4; Forensic 3; Typing Contest; Senior Play. PHYLLIS WILKINSON TABOR, 'Phil,''Concord, Va.; Glee Club2,4; Library V.-Pres.2; Beta4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3; Monogram 4; Senior Play. NINACALOHAN THOMAS, ' Nina,'' 101 Columbia Avenue, Lynchburg, Va.; Glascieresm-sGlecsG@lubele4 eb etarc,o.4+ neds comonniUdlotatins elit ——tik—yec,, BFA Daplalnycyeonensicrs, —Webatingsleam)s;95.C.APres..55 Cheerleader 2, 3; Monogram 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. STEPHEN LEE THOMPSON, Steve, Rustburg, Va.; Glee Club 4; J.V. Basketball 4; V. Basketball 3; Beta 3,4; S.C.A. 4; K.V.G. 2,3,4; Class Pres, 4; Class V.-Pres. 1; Monogram 3,4; Pres. 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; May Court 3; Debating Team 3; Boys' State Delegate 3. WILLIEANN TURNER, ''Ann, Rt. 2, Rustburg, Va.; Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi- Y 3; Annual Staff 3; Publications 3,4; Beta 3,4; S.C.A. 3,4; Class Hist. 2,4; May Countess et ean nce Ont em lin casemcr ness mVin= res + 1OO Med wReporterm4. Hehe Graun) Dato meee acm Volleviballed aJunlonelayesocnlors lay. Girls eotate Delegate 3. NANCY ELIZABETH WALLER, Nancy, Rt. 2, Rustburg, Va.; Glee Club IZ wlurie@ti Veo je betags 4 hee An dewGlasselLreasurerxr 3; senior Play. LAWRENCE DEWITT WILLIAMS, JR., ''Larry,''Rt.2, Lynchburg, Va.; Beta 25,3,4; Monopriam 3; Basketball 33°F PeAril K.V..G. 3,45 Class Pres; 3 (Colonial High School); Junior Play, Asst. Editor C.H.S. Paper; Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS, 'Shirley,'' Rustburg, Va.; Glee Club 2,4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; FHA1,2,3, V-Pres. 2, County Treas. 3; Girls' State Delegate 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. JAMES RALPH WOOD, 'Jimmy, Rt. 3, Lynchburg, Va.; Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 3,4; K.V.G. 3,4; Baseball 4; Senior Play. BASIL L. FERRELL Building Contractor Phone 2-7821 4 King Street Lynchburg Virginia COLEMAN’S HUGHES DRY CLEANING CORP. Since 1886 FINE QUALITY SHOES Phone 7-2756 1601 Park Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia LYNCHBURG READY-MIX CONCRETE CO., INC. SAND-CONCRETE-STONE Phone 4-2479 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED NEWTON BIBEE GENERAL STORE THE LYNCHBURG NEWS Groceries Meats Feeds-Seeds-Notions Hardware Route 29 Yellow Branch THE DAILY ADVANCE RUSTBURG AUTO SERVICE For All the News, Read Your Newspaper Your Friendly Esso Dealer For Good Shopping, Come to Lynchburg Esso The News and The Daily Advance Wrecker Service Serving Central Virginia! Rustburg, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia symbol of progress... As graduation nears, let's take a serious look at the past. We see that education has been largely responsible for the progress of our nation. Why? Education is PROGRESS. Today — more than ever before — industry, business and labor, all, know the true values of B good educational system. EDUCATION continues to stand as a true symbol of PROGRESS. ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY GROW WITH LYNCHBURG AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ATTEND | PHILLIPS BUSINESS COLLEGE Lynchburg, Virginia CHARLIE RADFORD Electrical Plumbing Contractor Route 3 Box 335 Phone 2-4088 Lynchburg, Virginia VIRGINIA INN | Located on U. S. Route 29 Eight Miles South of Lynchburg, Virginia “JACK’S PLACE Mexican Chili Sandwiches, Hot Dogs and Groceries Curb Service Rustburg, Virginia C. D. MORRISON, INC. General Contractor Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia JENNINGS-WATTS OIL CO., INC. 17th Street Garfield Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia LYNCHBURG OIL CO., INC. Filtered and Dehydrated Fuel Oils Lynchburg, Virginia MILES BROS. FARM SUPPLY Hardware - Seed - Feed - Fertilizer Paints and Electric Appliances We Appreciate Your Business'! Edgewood 2-4582 Rustburg, Virginia RUSTBURG BARBER SHOP We need your head in our Business'! Kenneth Walker, Proprietor Rustburg, Virginia BOWEN Sewebry Company in Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Lynchburg, Virginia S-T-R-E-T-C-H hiiOlLEED Ola teens Main Street Memorial Avenue CANADA PRODUCE CO. Post Office Bos 882 Lynchburg 1, Virginia H T. OVERSTREET Trading as LYNCHBURG BATTERY SERVICE Bear Wheel Aligning Auto-Lite Parts Carburetor and Ignition Service Phone 7-2745, 7-2746 409 Court Street Lynchburg, Virginia TALLEY ELECTRONIC SERVICE A Professional Repair Service ! 3738 Campbell Avenue Phone 2-4371 Lynchburg, Virginia DICKERSON BUICK CORP. ID BIE UL ByaAlsy7 5! Federal Street Near Fifth Lynchburg Virginia ————_—_— IRVIN'S USED CARS For a Used Car that Pleases, See Us. We Buy, Sell, and Trade. = 3734 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg Virginia a a _- BENNIE‘'S MOTOR COURT RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Private Dining Room Dial 3-1861 Rustburg Road, U.S. 501 For Complete Eye Care CONSULT YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN THEN SEE YOUR FARMERS SEED SUPPLY CO., INC. Feed, Seed, Fertilizer and Farm Supplies GUILD OPTICIAN A. G. JEFFERSON | Dial 2-2522 1306 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia JESSEE FURNITURE CO., INC. Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON’S We can save you money on all your furniture needs. Dial 5-2141 320-322 12th St. Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD’S VIRGINIA LAUNDRY WARREN’S SERVICE STATION For Complete Cleaning and Laundry Service Phone 3-1]1347 ne BEE Spa Bins Lynchburg, Virginia Be a regular saver and save through our School Savings account, ''Save now, to have, later. CAMPBELL COUNTY BANK Member of B.D. ly CG. Rustburg Brookneal Altavista ROBERTSON DRUG COMPANY Phone 2-1239 5216 Fort Ave. Lynchburg Virginia PARK AVENUE FLOWER SHOP Funeral Designs, etc. } Potted Plants - Cut Flowers. Dial 3-2719 1531 Park Avenue Greenhouses Lynchburg Ward's Road | DuPRIEST LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Wards Road Phone 8-2872 2-Miles South on Rt. 29 Lynchburg Virginia Class Rings - Club Pins Invitations - Calling Cards Caps and Gowns L.G. BALFOUR Richmond Virginia [ee eee VAUGHAN MOTOR CO., INC. The Best Deal in Town Chrysler Plymouth Good Year Hot Point Maytag Gari Motorola Lynchburg, Virginia McGEHEE FURNITURE CO. Lynchburg's Leading Furniture Store Lynchburg, Virginia a ee | FIELD CABINET LINOLEUM SHOP For The Best In Cabinets - Floor Wall Covering Dial 3-3022 3524 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia Guaranteed Iron, Brass, Aluminum Castings J. M. BELL FOUNDRY Specializing in Gear and Machine Castings J. Clifton Bell - Phone 3-1433 3216 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia = SNYDER BERMAN, INC. The Store of Values 914 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia WHEELER’S PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Druggists Iie nic Avien Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of DR. HARRELL, JR. J.W. WOOD WHOLESALE GROCER Institutional Consumer Fine Foods MAL’S NEW BLUE SUNOCO Plantation Service Service That Satisfies Route 3, Box 397 Dial 3-3630 Lynchburg, Virginia TEAGUE’S FAIR-WAY MARKET Low Prices Every Day Fresh Meats Fresh Produce 2901 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia WHORLEY’S GULF SERVICE Gulf Products Wheel Balancing, Complete Service 3503 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia HARRY HAGA COMPANY RCA - Television Westinghouse Appliances Wards Road or 607 Main St. Lynchburg, Virginia WINEBARGER CORPORATION Church furnishings and Cabinets Counters Phone 2-1142 Route 2, Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia CRIST WHITESELL General Merchandise gas oil We Give Discounts on Quality Buying Dial 2-9590 7 Miles South of Lynchburg on Route 29 HILL TOP GARAGE New Used Auto Parts Accessories Used Cars Dial 2-2029 U. S. Route 29 South Lynchburg, Virginia E. A. SMITH COMPANY Altavista's Department Store ! Altavista, Virginia EVANS AUTO RADIATOR and FENDER WORKS Auto Radiator Repairing Auto Fender and Body Repairing and Painting Campbell Avenue-Fairview Heights Phone - 2-1801 Lynchburg, Virginia JOHNSON’S AUTO SERVICE WALTER D. JOHNSON Repairs on All Cars and Trucks | Dial 8-2171 - Night Dial 5-2382 | 3503 Campbell Avenue Ext. Lynchburg, Virginia HEIL AUTOMATIC WARM AIR HEATING CO. J. Henry Spradlin - Dial 3-4463 Furnaces - Air Conditioning Dial 3-2149 2861 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of MADAM JUDY American Scientific Palmist Advisor and Crystal Reader Telephone 2-7311 3715 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of DODSON BROS. Exterminators Phone - 3-2743 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of JOHN P. HUGHES MOTOR CO.., INC. Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of D. A. HINES CO., INC. Lynchburg's Oldest Paint and Wall Paper Store Dial 3-3792 3015 Memorial Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia MOUNTAIN VIEW TRAILER SALES L. A. Harvey - Owner | C. H. Lawhorne - Salesman | Office 3-3227 - Home 2-7431 3526 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia AIRPORT ESSO SERVICENTER Washing Waxing Accessories Service is our business and it pleases us to please you. Dial 2-9600 Route 29S. Lynchburg, Virginia CLIMATIC CONTROL CO., INC. Telephone 3-1381 Ward's Road (Rt. 29 South) i Lynchburg, Virginia Me? | like Coke ‘'COKE'! IS A REGISTERED TRADE-MARK SOUTH SIDE ESSO SERVICENTER Reginald B. Elder Service is our Business Road Service Phone ED. 2-9121 Rustburg, Virginia BERGER’S STORE Route 1 Rustburg, Virginia BOB’S Steak House Phone 33-4341 3417 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia AUDREY’S BEAUTY SHOP Dial 3-4341 Manager Mrs. LaVonia Fore 3415 1 2 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia BROWN’S PLACE Gas - Groceries - Feed Fertilizer Hy-Way 29 Lynchburg, Virginia SHOP - SCOTT’S 5¢ to $5.00 Store and-save Open until 9PM Friday Nights Self - Service 3018 Memorial Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia He Se oe ee be ee ee i ee eee ae Se Be ee S598 SIN S135 I o(G olsl VE@ibine IDlewe BNE co 5 6 Altavista, Virginia THE PLAZA MOTEL and RESTAURANT 10 Miles South of Lynchburg--Rt. 29 Phone Lynchburg 2-0901 Rustburg, Virginia Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND CLEMENT’S FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats and Groceries Dial 2-4151 2620 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia RUDACILLE MAYTAG CO. a . | Dial 2-1421 3006. Memorial Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia CONCORD RIDING RANCH Saddle Horses Pack Trips Hayrides - Pony Rides Phone Wy 3-2526 Everette Moody Route 460 - 10 miles east of Lynchburg, Virginia a 78 a ar = Compliments of GnéCareon 722 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of FAIRVIEW DRUG STOR¢e 2811 Campbell Ave. Dial 2-6431 Lynchburg, Virginia Compliments of DR. E. W. HICKSON C. R. Burnette ( Nails ) Agent for NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. | AUTO - FIRE - LIFE Telephone Edgewood 2-4241 Rustburg, Virginia FAIRVIEW HARDWARE, INC. Hardware, Paints, Toys, Tools Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows H. D. Minter, Owner Dial 7-2471 3401 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia WEBB-WHITAKER CO., INC. Compliments of ee, CONNOR PRODU CE COMPANY FARM SERVICE CO., INC. U. S. 29 South ------ Wards Road Telephone 3-1281 Case Farm Machinery - Teratac Crawler Tractors Lynchburg, Virginia HENRY ROSS MEN’S STORE Young Men's Clothes 815 Main St. Lynchburg, Virginia BELL DEACON AMOCO STATION Campbell Avenue Lynchburg; Virginia Bees ha ahs 5 (a cv CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 RUSTBURG SUPPLY CO. Mr. Guy Puckett, Proprietor Miss Lorene Lerner, Assistant Notions Gift Suggestions Groceries Meats BAM DRIVE-IN We serve real Bar-B-Q Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia Prescription Druggist Allied Arts Building Dial 2-3466 ALLIED PHARMACY, INC. CARY CHEVROLET, INC. 500 Main Street Phone 5-2583 Lynchburg, Virginia SOUTHERN GROCERY Groceries, Feeds, Produce, Fresh Meats Ward's Road Lynchburg, Virginia TYREE NICHOLAS, INC. (INCORPORATED) FRANK’S SERVICE CENTER Complete Home Furnishers Mobilgas - Oil - Tires - Accessories Phone ED 2-5114 Routes 501 24 Rustburg, Virginia Altavista, Virginia SOUTHERNER DRIVE INN RESTAURANT COLONIAL FURNITURE SHOPS INNS LETC Reh SAL ARAL Furniture - Carpets - Draperies Wards Road Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia B G MARKET eZ Were Gracious ff Fresh Meats Riel ith Fi Fresh Produce URNITURE General Merchandise SOHGS OF Dial Ed. 2-4491 Rustburg, Virginia JAMES T. DAVIS Lynchburg's Leading Paint and Wallpaper Store Dial 2-3407 1225 Main Street Dial 5-2400 Res. Dial 3-3750 LOWELL THOMAS MOTOR SALES USED CARS 3616 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg Virginia In Lynchburg -- IT'S MILLNERS FOR ALL YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS MYERS RHODES EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Myers-Spray-Pump New Holland-Oliver-New Idea Ferguson Farm Machinery McCulloch Chain Saws Simplicity Garden Tractors Brillion - Cultipactors Seeders 1612-14 Main Street Lynchburg Virginia SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY Good Furniture at Lowest Prices Lynchburg's largest and most popular furniture store ’ llth and Main in Lynchburg SUNBEAM BREAD The Bread You Need For Energy Fresh to the last slice Lynchburg Virginia CAMPBELL AVENUE MOTOR SALES INC. Mobile Homes Featuring: Marlette Prarie Schooner National M-System Low Rate Financing Dial 8-2933 3620 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg Virginia “more of one everything good cS, +, MAGAIINE � GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Compliments of BURTON CHEVROLET CORP. Altavista, Virginia Compliments of Stanley - Warner's WARNER THEATER llth and Main Streets Lynchburg, Virginia RIVERMONT COAL OIL COMPANY, INC. Where quality minded people spend their dollars wisely York Air Conditioning Best Grade Coal Heating Equipment - Mobil Fuel Oil Lynchburg, Virginia CAMPBELL AVENUE ESSO SERVICENTER AAA Emergency Road Service E. F. J. O. Stinnette Dial 2-9835 3-1495 Fairview Heights Lynchburg, Virginia W. D. DIUGUID INCORPORATED Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 2-3432 1016 Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia . Class Rings . Silversmiths . Guild Opticians BUCKINGHAM FLIPPIN Lynchburg's Oldest Jeweler LYNCHBURG ORTHOPEDIC CENTER MICHAEL ANDRUSKY Certified Orthotist and Prosthetist Orthopedic Appliances - Artificial Limbs Dial 3-1803 2815 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Drink Dr Pepper: THE FRIENDLY “PEPPER-UPPER” Rustburg Drive Carefully And Insure Your Automobile With C.l. ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY We Carry All Types of Insurance Virginia Buy Bunny Bread'' LYNCHBURG STEAM BAKERY, INC. Every Good Wish from JOHN E. GANNAWAY CO., INC. Hardware 618 Main Street Lynchburg FALWELL WELL Well Drilling Any size or depth Largest Well Drillers in Central Virginia Lynchburg Virginia CORPORATION AUTOGRAPHS | Pie fpurk fe pal f Te Mise wae! Ze ; jp A allen with 10. ce Aer Se ae oy ean Ar fruAo. set Pe aie you ° Biw Seen h havea? lear el wre Write yer. S, Bee wie ‘i 2 re SS