Shady Spring High School - Spring Yearbook (Shady Spring, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

THE SPRING 1958-59 Published by.. THE STAFF Shady Spring 2 £ tntnjjui Wfll pops tj lH 'Dedication i We, the Senior Class of Shady Spring High School wish to dedicate the 1958-1959 edition of • The Spring to the late James H. Trail, Daniels, West Virginia, former member of the Raliegh County Board of Education. Mr. Trail, in the short time he served, execu- ted his office diligently and honestly always in the best interests of the students of Raliegh County. Mr. Trail was an ardent supporter of our school, he took pride in our accomplishments and was understanding in our short-comings. It is to Mr. Trail, and other adults with simi- lar interest, that we owe much credit for whatever success we have had here at Shady. It is with deep appreciation and respect that we dedicate this annual, The 1958-1959 Spring, to Mr. James H. Trail. 5 FOREWORD leave from Shady Spring We the students of the 1958-1959 Senior High School this spring. Our hearts are heavy laden as we leave principal, teachers, friendships, and all of These thoughts we leave behind us fluenced to hold even higher than we, all the fond memories of our school associations, you, the underclassmen, may be in- Mater, Shady Spring High School. THE STAFF 6 HOME ECONOMICS SHOP AND VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TYPING II CLASS Mr. John W. Saunders, Principal ADMINISTRATIVE Miss Lois Phillips, Secretary The staff and sponsor of the Spring are to be commended for a good job, well done. The Spring is an all student publication of student life at Shady Spring High. In years to come it will be a treasure house of memories of your high school days. I know you will cherish it. J. W. Saunders Principal 10 Mrs. Anna Collina Radford College B.S. Degree Mr. Bob Mickis Concord College B.S. Degree Mrs. Betty Hutchens Concord College A.B. and B.S. Degree ENGLISH Mrs. Adina Sanger Morris Harvey B.S. Degree Mrs. Eileen Smith West Virginia University B.S. Degree Miss Adeline Vecellio Marshall College A.B. Degree Peabody College M.A. Degree Mrs. Frances Cooke Marshall College A.B. Degree Mr. Dix Manning Miss Marilyn Forren Concord College Concord College B.S. Degree B.S. Degree in Education West Virginia University M.A. Degree MATH SCIENCE Mr. Kennith Cross Concord College B.S. Degree in Education Miss Mary Louise Klaus West Virginia University B.S. Degree M.A. Degree Mr. David C. Lynn Berea College B. S. Degree Mrs. Flo Cantabury Bowling Green College of Commerce A.B. Degree in Business Mrs. Edith Lilly Marshall College A.B. Degree Miss Clara Vecellio Concord College B.S. in Education West Virginia University M.A. in Education COMMERCE SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. George Parker Lynchburg College B.S. Degree West Virginia University M.A. Degree Mrs. Ida Belle Harless Concord College B.S. Degree in Education Mr. Jack Richmond Concord College B.S. Degree Mrs. Octavia Miller Concord College A.B. Degree Mr. Johnny Rogers West Virginia Tech B.S. Degree Mrs. Virginia Bonds Ohio State University M.A. Degree Marshall College A.B. Degree PHYSICAL EDUCATION VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Mr. James Robinson West Virginia University B.S. Degree in Agriculture M.A. Degree BAND Mr. Allen Staton Fairmont State College B.S. Degree HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARIAN Mr. Richard Mann Concord College B.S. Degree STAFF The 1958-59 SPRING STAFF EDITORS Judy Mann Sue Moore Rondie Cole Bob Greer Linda Coibaugh Judy Coibaugh James Bragg Wahnette vVillis Phyllis Williams Mary Mills Lois Matherly Mary Jo Lilly Bee Sweeny Jo Ann Martin Eleanor Griffith Shelby Farley Marilynn Pendleton Phyllis Belcher Editor - Dayne Aldridge Assistant Editors - Margaret Shepherd, Carol Mays, Edna Campbell Business Manager - Nelva Wilcox Advertising Manager - Phyllis Bucklin Photographer - Ralph Meadows Art Editor - Donna Simmons Sponsor - Richard A. Mann OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Phyllis Bucklin Phyllis Belcher Glenna Hatcher Nelva Wilcox NATIONAL THESPIAN TROOP 698 OFFICERS Dayne Aldridge Helen Smith Sue Moore Margaret Shepherd Edna Campbell Rondle Cole STUDENT COUNCIL Officers - Dayne Aldridge Nora Richmond Phyllis Bucklin Bobby Greer Judy Mann Rondle Cole Sue Moore Nelva Wilcox Glenna Hatcher George Anderson Helen Smith Dreama Meador Sandra Sanderson Lynn Hart Frankie Rakes Jimmy Nixon Billy Wilcox Mary Richmond Randall Bucklin A A A A A A A A 9 MERIT DIPLOMA During the school year of 1958-59, the Raleigh County Schools will honor those seniors who have done outstanding work. This recognition will be in the form of special diplomas for all those who have a point average of 2.6 and above. In the computation of these averages, physical education, music, and driver education will not be included. The point averages will be compu- ted on a basis of 4 points for A's, 3 points for B's, 2 points for C's, and 1 point for D's,and 0 points for failing marks. Tentatively, the plan calls for the point average for these diplomas to be raised to 2.7 for 1959-60, to 2.8 for 1960-61 and thereafter to 3.0. To be eligible for these diplomas for the current year, four years of high school English and three years of high school Social Studies will be required in addition to other regular requirements of high school diploma. The special diploma will carry with it a listing of the scholastic work completed, activities in which the pupil has participated, and other information as will properly present a picture of the pupil's program. 18 E? J0 SENIORS Rita Akers - I am as I am, and so will I be.” John Furrow - CLASS OFFICERS Bobby Greer Glenna Hatcher Joy Belle Furrow Dayne Aldridge Hey girls, here I am.” Dayne Aldridge - He's got a lean and hungry look, He thinks too much. Danny Anderson - Where would this world be without me. George Anderson - ’’Work and you shall succeed.” Glendon Anderson - ’’The world can’t see your dreams, just what you do will count.” Joyce Archie - ”Full of mischief, but still a necessity to the senior class.” Toby Bailey - ”Be silent and safe, silence never be- trays you.” Phyllis Belcher - Loves only one.” Zeke Wood - Talk to him of Jacob’s Ladder, and he would ask the number of steps. Steve Bennett - I want to live fast, love hard, and die young.” Patricia Bennett - She knows the recipe for friend- ship.” Leslie Bovaird - Loves only one. Evelyn Bowling - You think I'm innocent and quiet, Francis Brogan - Try smiling. wait till the teacher is our of sight. Margaret Bolen - A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Mary Browning - Smiles as she comes, smiles as she goes, that's her policy, everyone knows. Norma Browning - Cute, simple, and sweet. Dreama Bryant - I am here but my heart is elsewhere. Phyllis Bucklin - Personality is a priceless possess- ion. Gaye Byrge - I shall return. Dale Carper - ’’Friendly when you know him, but exceedingly reserved when you don't know him.” Don Cash - ’’What would I do if girls weren’t around?” Phyllis Cash - ’’The songs you sing, and the smiles you wear, makes the sun shine everywhere.” Sue Claytor - Whether she speaks in truth or jest, her opponents come out second best.” Judy Colbaugh - ”A pep-o-miss with loads to spare, the kind that’s welcomed everywhere.” Linda Colbaugh - ”If it's against the rules, I'll do it.” 'Rondle Cole - Brains and Brawn.” Stephen Collins - Sleep? Why not, I have nothing better to do. Arlene Cook - Why be UNPLEASANT? When with just a little effort you can be a real STINKER.” Glenda Costilow - She laughs when she comes, she laughs when she goes, but what she laughs about David Croy - It’s not what I do that worries me; but nobody knows. when I get caught there’s difficulty. Wahnette Willis - Yes, to love is a painful thrill, but not to love more painful still. Nelva Wilcox - Ever loyal, ever true, to the tasks she has to do. Shirley Duncan - Open up your heart, and let the sun shine in. Loye Elliot - Ready and waiting. Douglas Epling - I love the lassies one and all, I love them big and wee, I love them chubby, fat or tall, but nobody loves me. Roy Farley - Big Things come in small packages. Marvin Farmer - It’s nice to hope, but don’t build a fence around it. Cloetta Furrow - Pleasant and peaceful. Joan Furrow - Lovely sweet and generous. Joy Belle Furrow - Always happy, always gay, that's her. Bob Greer - If God can love em all, surely I can love a dozen. Melvin Wills - Here today and gone tomorrow. Eleanor Griffith - She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. am Griffith - ’A good plan, forget it.’ Harry Grimet - Work to do! I'm gone! Jean Grimmet - Stupid, but sweet. Tommy Gross - A friend at basketball, football, too, and play he would the season through. Bertha Hatcher - Not mean, just full of mischief. Glenna Hatcher - Don't use your brain, it needs the rest. Ronnie Heath - Fight! Or be whipped! ! Pamela Hebb - Ever ready. Lois Hines - Four years I have spent at Shady High. Gee, I hate to say goodbye. Dorothy Hopkins - To be loved, one must love. Phyllis Hylton - A smile ever true. Janet Ingole - Live and let live. Charles Wilburn - Tall but well built. William Lester - Why should I bother my head to learn something somebody else already knows. Emil Lilly - It can be done, but not by me. Errol Lilly - Problems. Leon Lilly - A smile that welcomes the world. Thomas Lilly - His genial personality wins friends in each locality. Charles Little - Quiet in appearance, with motive unknown.” Judy Mann - Blondes these days are to be looked up to. Franklin Lucas - Smile and the world smiles with you. Jo Ann Martin - Make out of life what you can, you only live once. Blanche Matherly - Some people are lonesome, but not I. Edsel Matherly - They just don’t make ’em like they used to. Lois Matherly - I love its giddy gurgle, I love its fluent flow, I love to wind my mouth up, I love to hear it go. Carol Mays - Sweetness is so everlasting. Shirley McKay - So rare! Floyd Meador - Gosh, late again. Hazel Meador - The mildest manner, and the gentlest heart. Wendell Meador - It does not pay to worry -- things are bound to happen anyway. Barbara Meadows - If you want something done, do it yourself. Erma Meadows - Did nothing in particular, and did John Meadows - The deed I intend is great, but what is yet, I know not. Ralph Meadows - I must keep talking, whether I say anything or not. Mary Mills - I only wonder, I can’t think. Gaynell Moore - Why worry, your worst troubles never happen. Teddy Nixon - Can play basketball, but hasn't the nerve to talk to a girl.” Henry Moye - Good if you know him, bad if you don’t.” Jackie Pate - Small am I in stature, though great am I in nature.” r Marilynn Pendleton - An equal mixture of good humor, and right sensible personality.” Ronald Perez - Take life as it comes, don’t look into the future yet. Billie Jean Peters - There's another friend to add to her collection.” Nancy Ragland - Living, and learning, what more can I do? Howard Redden - Tall, slender, and tempting. Nora Reliford - I don’t believe in love. Bobbie Richardson - A nuisance, but always around. Carolyn Richmond - Little people are to be loved, big people, admired, gee I'm glad I’m little. Homer Richmond - Never in a hurry, but always getting there. Mike Russel - Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Bob Shea - Have fun while you're living, just don't make a habit of it. Margaret Shepherd - Her friends are many, her enemies few, when you meet her you'll like her too. Darlene Smith - Not crazy, just a little mixed up. Jane Carole Snuffer - Do you guess I'll ever make it? Larry Snyder - Trouble is my middle name. Joyce Stover - There's a brighter day, but will I live that long. Bee Sweeney - Take advice, and do as you please. Billy Thomas - I guess things just happen that way. James Thomas - A ladies man. Claude Thompson - For my friends I will do my best.” joan Vest - ’’Short, but not a disgrace, only an inconvenience.” J. C. Treadway - ’’Work may be the grandest gift of God to man, but its getting stale with me.” Abigail Waddell - ’’She has caught the contagious smile.” Wade Waddell - ’’Brave and bashful.” Jerry Walker - ’’Slow, but sure.” David Walker - ’’Look again and I’ll be in trouble.” Lynn Walker - ’’Nice guy.” SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Rita Akers, will my widow's peak to Sandra Prince. I, Dayne Aldridge, will that enlightening position in the darkest room to Larry Merrit. I, George Anderson, will my sax to anyone who'll have it fixed. I, Glendon Anderson, will my flat top to anyone who likes it. I, Joyce Archie, will my typing ability to Bob Arthur. I, Toby Bailey, will my ability to win the friendship of others to the friendless. I, Phyllis Belcher, wish to will Leslie Bovairdto me, myself, and I be- cause no one loves him as I do. I, Tex Bell, will Shady Spring High School to myself. I, Patricia Bennett, will my height to Jerry Kiser. I, Steve Bennett, will to Millie Rose my hard time in Macbeth and to Janice Meador I will my favorite Chair in the restaurant and to Norman Crook I will my place in Mr. Chambers’ heart at Vocational School, he' 11 need it 1! I, Leslie Bovaird, wish to will Phyllis Belcher to me, myself, and I be- cause no one loves her as I do. 1, Evelyn Bowling, will my determination to like all my classes and teachers to Acel Bowling. I, Margaret Bolen, do will and bequeath my battle-scarred text books to my sister, Evelyn. I, Francis Brogan, will my love for Table Rock to anyone who likes farming. I, Mary Browning, being of sound mind and body (I hope), will to Larry Marshall my brain in hopes he can develop the unused cells. I, Norma Browning, do will to Mary Etta Peltry my ability to lead a smooth love life. I, Dreama Bryant, will my long brown hair to Carol Simpkins. I, Phyllis Bucklin, will my freckles to Zora Lilly, who doesn’t have any and needs them. I, Gaye Byrge, will my stupidity and guitar playing to my sister, Donna. 1, Edna Campbell, will my feeling and love for singing to my sister, Joan. I, Dale Carper, will my football uniform to anyone who will wear it. I, Don Cash, will my English chair to Tom Keith. I, Phyllis Cash, will my majorette position to Louise Richmond. I, Sue Claytor, will my ability to play E flat music on the F horn to Jo Ann Cochran. I, Judith Colbaugh, will my position as head-cheerleader to two wonderful girls and friends, Mary Lou Lilly and Zora Lilly. I, Linda Colbaugh, will my geometric eyes to Mr. Manning's geometry classes for future study. I, Ron Cole, will my standing in class to my sister, Patti. I, Steve Collins, will my trumpet to Don Perdue. I, Arlene Cook, will my ability to get in and out of mischief to Emma Kester. I, David Cooper, will my chair in study hall to anyone who can get along with Mrs. Sanger. I, Glenda Costilow, will my figure to Trigger who needs it as bad as I do. I, David Croy, will my ability to bet out of Vocational School as least one-half of an hour each day to anybody that thinks they're as slick as I am. I, Shirley Duncan, will my position in Social Studies to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Loye Elliot, will my ability to lift weights to Mac Prince. 1, Douglas Epling, will my Trig Book to Bob Bowling. I, Marvin Farmer, will my good looks to my brother, Arlie. I, Cloetta Furrow, will my Social Studies Book to my brother, Edward. I, Joan Furrow, will my World History Book to my cousin, Donny Bennett. I, Joy Bell Furrow, will my dimples to Danny Bennett. I, Bob Greer, will my Trig Class to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Eleanor Griffith, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother. Lawrence. I, Sam Griffith, will myself to Kitty Bowling. I, Harry Grimet, will my Locker No. 76 to Jo Ann Cochran. I, Jean Grimmet, will my white Italian sweater to Dickie Palmer. I, Tommy Gross, will my ability to play ball to Gary Carter. I, Bertha Hatcher, will my place in Typing to my sister, Betty. I, Glenna Hatcher, will my Physics Class to anyone who will take it. I, Ronnie Heath, will my ability to keep the class alive to Marie Linkous. I, Pamela Hebb, will my dimple and long hair to Karron Bennett. I, Lois Hines, will my place in bookkeeping to Phyllis Jear Epperley. I, Alice Holdren, will my fun at Shady to all freshmen. I, Dorothy Hopkins, will my little Bookkeeping Book to Marie Hopkins’. I, Phyllis Hylton, will my over-due library books to Connie Carter. I, Janet Ingole, will my Speech ability to John Campbell. I, Bobby Lane, will all my women to Danny Cole. I, Bill Lester, will my wrestling ability to Russel Lilly. I, Errol Lilly, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Hutchens to Jimmy Lane. I, Thomas Lilly, will my love of Shady High to some Freshman. I, Charles Little, will my bashful way with the girls to some down- hearted freshman. I, Franklin Lucas, will my seat in Trig, to anyone who will take it. I, Judy Mann, will my bicycle to Zora Lilly so she won't have to walk home by herself next year. I, Jo Ann Martin, will my ways of acting crazy to anyone who likes humor. I, Blanche Matherly, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my little brother Stanley. I, Edsel Matherly, will my chair in Social Studies to anyone who wants it and also my book. I, Lois Matherly, bequeath my position as editor of The Panorama to Randy Bennett. I, Carol Mays, will my position on the May Court to Irma Sweeney. I, Shirley McKay, will my good behavior in Typing 0 to Patty Dorsey. I, Floyd Meador, will my playing ability and Bass horn to Thomas Keith. I, Hazel Meador, will my classes to Mrs. Lilly to anyone who can take 3 hours of her. I, Wendell Meador, will my twelfth grade books to Norman Crook. I, Barbara Meadows, will all of my senior books to Sandra Prince. I, Erma Meadows, will my position of keeping watch on my father while driving the bus to my twin brothers. I, John Meadows, will my brains to Donzie Milam. I, Ralph Meadows, will my flat wound guitar strings to Chester Lilly. I, Mary Mills, will my position of feature editor on The Panarama to Lois Quesenberry. I, Marilynn Pendleton, will my Thespian Pin to Carolyn Boyd. I, -Gaynell Moore, will my sloppy writing to Wilma Cole. I, Sue Moore, will my honor as Miss Tiger” to Doug Day. I, Teddy Nixon, will my brains to Mary Jo Lilly. I, Billie Jean Peters, will my class ring to my brother Sammy. I, Lissie Pierce, will my fancy for English to my sister Bessie. I, Garlan Plumley, will my scars to Janice Meador since she gave them to me. I, Nora Reliford, will to Joyce Plumley, Buddy after I am through with him. I, Bobbie Richardson, wish to will mine and Larry’s locker to Judy and and Ronnie which is infested with mice. I, Homer Richmond, will my ability to sleep in class to anyone that is a sound sleeper. I, Bob Shea, will my false teeth to the first wreslerwho gets his knocked out. I, Margaret Shepherd, will one of my pet nicknames to my sister, Patricia. I, Darlene Smith, will my ability to dance to Patty Dorsey. I, Jane Carole Snuffer, will my stupidniess to anypoor dumb Junior who needs it. I, Bee Sweeney, will my stock in Bold Knob Ski Slope to Tex Bell. I, Billy Thomas, will my seat in Mrs. Hutchens English class to Jackie Meadows. I, James Thomas, will my hair-do to Henry Pennington. I, J. C. Treadway, will my brain to anyone who can do anything with it. I, Joan Vest, will my ability toaggravate Mr. Richmond to Betty Hatcher. I, David Walker, will my seat in Trig, to anyone foolish enough to take it. I, Charles Wilburn, will my height to Bobby Keyser. I, Nelva Wilcox, will my ability to open my mouth and get myself in trouble to my brother Billy. I, Wahnette Willis, will my ability to make mistakes in typing to Bobby Kiser. I, Zeke Wood, will my cowboy boots to Janet Meadows. I, Abigail Waddell, will my professional tractor driving ability to any girl who wants it. 34 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look back over the past years, it hardly seems possible that our high school days are almost ended. We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine regret that we must leave our school and all its memories. When we first came to Shady in 1955, we were overjoyed with the thought of at last being able to say we were in high school. Our class consisted of one hundred and ninty-one scared and uncertain freshmen, but soon we learned to cope with our new surroundings and found that we had nothing to fear. We began by choosing class officers. We chose Dayne Aldridge, Phyllis Bucklin, Wahnette Willis, and Irma Gillam. Frankie Snead represented us on the Student Council. Kay Curtis, Eleanor Griffith, and Irma Gillam were selected as freshmen cheerleaders. Sue Moore and Wahnette Willis were freshmen attendants to the May Queen. The next year when we came back to S. S. H. S., we were no longer scared but gald to be a part of our wonderful school. Al- most immediately we were back in the swing of things. We started by electing Dayne Aldridge, Emil Lilly, Nelva Wilcox, and Leslie Bovaird as class officers. Dayne Aldridge, Phyllis Bucklin, and Frankie Sneed were on the Student Council. In May the May Queen was once again crowned, and Sue Moore and Judy Colbaugh were elected to reign as sophomore attendants. When we were juniors, we noticed our class was diminishing in number. We chose as our officers: Emil Lilly, Dayne Aldridge, Roberta Minner, and Leslie Bovaird. Juniors on the Student Council were Judy Mann, Emil Lilly, Phyllis Bucklin, Roberta Minner, and Dayne Aldridge. Attendants to the May Queen were Judy Mann, Phyllis Bucklin, Sue Moore, and Edna Campbell. Our junior play Red-headed Royalty from Arkansas under the direction of Miss Adeline Vecellio was quite a success. Phyllis Bucklin and Dayne Aldridge were elected to represent - Shady at Know Your State Government.” Next came the biggest event of the year with the juniors honoring the seniors at the Junior- Senior Prom. Our senior year began with one hundred and twenty-four of us left. Along with the responsibility of setting an example for the other classes came the thrill of class rings and senior privileges. This year we chose Bob Greer, Glenna Hatcher, Joy Belle Furrow, and Dayne Aldridge to lead us. Dayne Aldridge, Phyllis Bucklin, Judy Mann, Bob Greer, Ronnie Cole, Sue Moore, and George Ander- son represented our class on the Student Council. Sue Moore was chosenHome-coming Queen with Judy Colbaugh and Phyllis Bucklin as her attendants. As we come to the close of our senior year, we look back on the years past and realize that our days at Shady have been well spent and also that we have completed one more important step in our ladder of success. 35 Phyllis Reed Don Akers Donna Allison Mary Allman President..............Zora Lilly Vice President . . .Nora Richmond Secretary......................Kay Anderson Treasurer...........Richard Palmer James Bair Donald Lee Basham Palma Lee Basham Densil Bennett Ellen Bennett Janice Bennett Joe Bennett Kaaren Bennett Billie Blackburn Mary Bonds Evelyn Bolen Kitty Bowling James Robert Bragg Jeanette Burress Shirley Ann Butler Charles Cadle Ronald Callahan Vince Calvert Betty Carr Gary Lee Carter Ricky Carter John Campbell John Frederick Clark Jo Ann Cockran Danny Cole Ray Wilson Cole David Collins Donald Collins Nadine Conner Peggy Cook Me Ray Cooper William Ward Freda Cox Melvin Cox Jo Ann Crisp Norman Crook Bobby Davis Douglas Day Morris Wills Jimmy Dillon Patty Dorsey Alice Fay Elkins Rebecca Ellison Elaine Epling Myrtle Farley Shelby Farley Sharon Gilkerson Sue Green Virginia Withrow Glenna Hall Roger Harper Phyllis Williams Clara Wood Wilma Hash Roberta Hodge Bobby Holly Marie Hopkins Ronnie Hopkins Sandra Huffman Mary Alice Ward Brenda Johnson Jean Jones Thomas Keith Elizabeth Ward Bobby Kiser Jimmy Lane Joyce Walker Barbara Li jo Billie Jean Lilly Charles Lilly Clarence Lilly Joseph Lilly Keith Lilly Mary Lou Lilly Mary Jo Lilly Mary Virginia Lilly Richard Lilly Robert Earl Lilly Russell Lilly Sandra Lilly Zelmar Lilly Zora Lilly Jewel Walker Thomas Lynch Brenda McClung Karen McClung Robert McClure Judith Ann Meador Larry Marshall Judith Matherly Dreama Meador Janis Meador Avigail Meadows Ceretha Meadows Danny Meadows Lloyd Massie Jack Massie Leslie Meadows Larry Merrit Howard Morrison Etsel Neely Peggy Thompson Donnie Pack Paul Pack Richard Palmar Florence Peelish Eunice Pennington Henry Pennington Robert Taylor Sandra Pennington Donald Perdue Mary Etta Pettery Nigel Pittman Le Rue Stone Joyce Plumley Shirley Plumley Keith Pruitt Sandra Prince Ray Smith Frederick Reed Diana Richmond Nora Richmond Melvin Richmond Ronald Richmond Martha Robinson Millie Jo Rose Diana Rosenbaum Joe Rylant Sandra Sanderson Don Scott Patricia Shepherd Donna Kay Simmons Carol Simpkins Beverley Smith Ellen Smith Helen Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers Leonard Adkins Nyoka Adkins Roger Adkins Carl Adkins Reeda Anderson Robert Arthur William Bales Frankie Bailey Naomi Bair Sandra Ballard Lola Basham Charlott Bennett Danny Bennett Jerry Bennett Lloyd Bennett Randy Bennett William Bennett Anna Berkeley Carolyn Boyd Martha Boyd Franklin Bragg Wesley Bragg Jack Breeden Donald Brooks Joyce Burress Joan Campbell Phillip Canterbury Connie Carter Jack Chapman Arvel Chambers Janith Cochran Trela Cochran Patricia Cole Diana Conner Lois Conner Hubert Cooper Jack Cox Dale Crawford Carolyn Darlington Betty Delph Shelva Duncan Thomas Ellison Phyllis Epperly Dewey Farley Wayne Farley Ira Fegerson Darrell Ford Connie Griffith Phyllis Hanshaw Patty Harnest Betty Hatcher Douglas Hatcher Linda Hedrick David Hicks Elizabeth Hunt Ida Hunt Mary Hunter Gloria Jenkins Ella Mae Keaton Emma Kester Jerry Kiser Bobby Kunkel Vera Lester Barbara Lilly Buford Lilly Chester Lilly Dorothy Lilly Freddie Lilly Gloria Lilly Jackie Lilly James Lilly Leon Lilly Wilbur Kauff Nelda Lilly Robert C. Lilly Robert D. Lilly Janie Lilly Shelby Lilly Therlow Lilly Marie Linkous James Lochhart Carol Lore John Lusk James Maddy Richard Mann Connie Martin Joyce Matherly Linda Matherly Betty McBride Shelma McClannahan Alvin McNeal Charles Meador James Meador Ann Meadows James Meadows Janet Meadows Judy Meadows Mary Miles Inez Mills Thomas Little Phyllis Moore Warner Morgan Junior Moss Mary Mullins Patricia Neuborne Jim Nixon John Novak Raymond Nugen Gerald Okes Sandra Okes Glen O’Neal Patty O'Neal Danny Pack Glen Pennington Patricia Pennington Vera Plumley Kenneth Prince J. T. Pruett Helen Puskas Larry Quesnberry Frank Rakes Della Redden Gary Redden Sharren Redden Tommy Redden Betty Reid Judi Richardson Barry Richmond Freda Roark Jackie Robertson Jules Ruffino Dorothy Shrewsberry Samuel Shrewsberry Sandra Shrewsberry Patricia Shumate Teddy Simpkins Donald Skelton Doris Smith Walter Setliff Nancy Smith Paul Smith Barbara Stover Linda Sweeney Boyce Tench Robert Thomas Linda Treadway Joan Quell John Underwood Roger Underwood Wyatt Underwood Lora Walker Billy Wilcox Duane Wilcox Ronnie Wills Wayne Wills Franklin Wolf Barbara Wood Patricia Worley Ellen Elliott Don Meadows FRESHMAN CLASS Officers Harold Adkins Jessie Adkins Dorman Akers Billy Alderman Letha Bailey Robert Bailey Thomas Bair Hilda Baldwin Roger Bare Brenda Basham Reva Basham Donald Bennett Dotty Bennett Florence Bennett Acel Bowling Barbara Bowling David Bowling Leslie Bragg Sandra Bragg Jimmy Breeden Randall Bucklin Donna Byrge Peggy Callahan Morris Campbell Nancy Carte Barbara Carter Judy Carter Barbara Carter Billy Cochran Linda Cole Johnny Cole Ronald Collins Billy Cook Loretta Cooper Sharon Cooper Roy Lee Crawford Brenda Crew Diana Crook Edward Crook Carol Davis Francis Epling Mary Epling Brenda Epperly Barbara Farley Nina Farley Arlie Farmer Anna Mae Fink Velma French Edward Furrow Charles Furrow Ellen Gilkerson Evelyn Gilkerson Jeanie Gillenwater Marsha Goldie Janice Griffith Lawrence Griffith Franklin Hall Judy Hall Thomas Hargis Sue Harper Virginia Harrah Lana Harvey Connie Hopkins Charles Hatcher Homer Hill Ted Hogan Benny James Charles Jenkins Jimmy Jennings Johnny Jennings Dana Johnson Roger Johnson Lou Ann Jolly Robert Jolly Cora Keaton Virginia Keith Iona Kincaid Francis Lester Regina Lester Barbara Lilly Barbara Lilly Buddy Lilly Connie Lilly Doris Lilly Douglas Lilly Jean Lilly Loretta Lilly Maxine Lilly Sharlene Lilly Tommy Lilly Winona Lilly Keith Linkous Sandra Little Phyllis Lovell Lois Lynch Mabel Lynch Barry Maddy Robert Martin James Massey Marcella Me Commas Mary L. Meador Denny Meadows Loretta Meadows James Miles Larry Mills Patricia Morrison Roy Meadows Arlo Meadows Sharon Nelson Gradon Okes Sonny O’Neal Danny Pack Donna Pack Mary Pack Bobby Pack Walter Pack Milton Parrack Eleanor Pennington Tommy Peters Karen Phillips Bessie Pierce Benny Pigg Patricia Pittman James Powers Charles Prince Lois Quesenberry Bobby Ransom Roger Redden Don Rice Douglas Richmond Louise Richmond Mary Richmond Paul Richmond Thomas Riggsby Wetzel Robinson Roger Rogers Robert Scott Sandra Scott Mary Setliff Glen Shrewsberry Tommy Shrewsberry Denny Shrewsberry Betty Shumate Geraldine Smith Gene Smith Shirley Stump Irma Sweeney Lora Tucker Jackie Thompson Kenneth Vandal Anthony Walker Gary Ward Patty Ward Ronnie Wilburn Cline Williams Mary Wills Phyllis Wood Carol Worley Juanita Young Everette Gravely Alice Holden Nelva Wilcox Joyce Archey Patricia Bennett Lois Matherly Leslie Bovaird Carol Mays George Anderson Shirley Duncan a 49 SENIOR SPECTACULAR Dressed for a party? 51 Glenna Hatcher Frances Brogan Dreama Meador Abigail Wadell F.H.A. F.F.A. Thomas Lilly Joe Rylant Paul Pack Michual Richmond TRI . HI - Y - HI - Y Alice Holden Carlene Crawford Abigail Wadell Richard Lilly FUTURE TEACHERS TYPING Leslie Bovaird Sue Claydor Shirley McKay Joyce Walker Donna Simmons Nigel Pittman Mary Richmond 4-H CURRENT EVENTS Ceretha Meadows Pamela Hebb Shirley Greer Ralph Meadows Dayne Aldrich Larry Merritt James Bragg CAMERA VISUAL EDUCATION Larry Quesenberry Franklin Lucas Dale Crawford VARSITY Doug Eppling Ella Mae Keaton Donald Perdue CHESS BRIDGE Sponsor: Miss Adeline Vecillo Sandra Shrewsberry Linda Sweeny ETIQUETTE SHADY SPRING HIGH BAND Front Row: Nigel Pittman, Kitty Bowling, Margaret Shepherd, Mary Alice Ward, Cora Keaton, Sandra Scott Second Row: Judy Carter, Lou Ann Jolly, Lana Harvey, Nancy Carte, Sue Harper, Patricia Pittman, Marie Hopkins, Barbara Lijo, Marie Linkous, Kay Anderson, Patricia Shepherd Third Row: Steve Collins, Donald Perdue, Barbara Bowling, Brenda McClung, Carolyn Richmond, Mary Pettry, Peggy Cook, Sandra Huffman, Sue Green, Jo Ann Cochran, Sue Claytor, Jo Ann Martin, George Anderson, Sandra Shrewsberry, Ellen Smith, Sandra Sanderson, Gaye Byrge Fourth Row: Diane Richmond, Linda Smith, Joyce Stover, Patty Morrison, Peggy Callahan, Ellen Elliott, Nyoka Adkins, Thomas Keith, Floyd Meador, Don Cash, Shelma McClanahan, Barbara Stover, Kenneth Vandali, Louise Richmond, Barbara Lilly, J. D. Lilly, Mary Browning Fifth Row: Jean Grimmett, Patty Ward, Kaaren Bennett, Sandra Bragg, Bobbie Richardson, Glenda Costilow, Mary Epling, Ella Mae Keaton, Janie Lilly, Sandra Pennington, Joyce Matherly, Phyllis Cash, Bobbie Holley, Joyce Burress, Lynn Hart Joyce Burress Sandra Pennington Joyce Matherly Lynn Hart Phyllis Cash Bobbie Holley Glenda Costilow Bobbie Richardson f Jane Lilly Mary Epling Ella Mae Keaton 1 � MOST POPULAR Sue Moore Bob Greer HALL OF MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Phyllis Bucklin Dayne Aldridge MOST TALENTED Nelva Wilcox Steve Collins BEST SPORTS Tom Gross Glenna Hatcher MOST CONCEITED Homer Richmond Dorothy Hopkins BEST ALL-AROUND Bob Greer Judy Colbough BIGGEST BABIES Bobbie Richardson Douglas Epling BEST ATHLETES Leslie Bovaird Jean Grimmett BIGGEST FLIRTS Ralph (Bob Collins) Meadows Glenda Costilow BEST DANCERS Larry Snyder JoyBell Furrow CUTEST Marvin Farmer Carolyn Richmond 64 FAME BEST PALS Gaye Byrge Phyllis Cash Ralph Meadows Dayne Aldridge BEST DRESSED Sue Moore Homer Richmond BEST LOOKING Bee Sweeney Edna Campbell MOST COURTEOUS Phyllis Bucklin Bill Lester MOST SOPHISTICATED David Walker Nelva Wilcox WITTIEST Emil Lilly Gaye Byrge BEST SCHOOL ATITUDE Nelva Wilcox Dayne Aldridge BEST PERSONALITY Judy Colbough Don Cash MOST TIMID Toby Bailey Bill Lester MOST INQUISITIVE Gaye Byrge Homer Richmond SWEETEST Dale Carper Judy Mann 65 ZktYt $t9h Payers ? jj| % Here's To Tht SENIORS [jedp '1 Pow- e Wshi P've 3eeti isjy bB+ter I6a 5 y on a m htyh chain —L (, 00 «I.- r Ca $ i tfr as an yzL dn 66 -Me last ti for 'The «57 7� ne % 3 l,n ttfehets vJOtti- d 67 MAY COURT Judy Mann, Abigail Waddell, Phyllis Bucklin Miss Sue Moore SHADY SPRING MAY QUEEN OF 1959 70 MAID OF HONOR Miss Judy Mann O Ox-dOco Kitty Bowling, Zora Lilly, Glenna Hall, Bobby Holly Joyce Burress, Mary Richmond, Joyce Matherly, Louise Richmond, Linda Sweeney. SALUTATORIAN Nelva Wilcox HONORA RIAN Alice Holdren RALEIGH COUNTY CHAMPS 5th row left to right: Coach Rogers, Frank Wolfe, Billy Wilcox, Barry Richmond, Dwayne Wilcox, Buddy Bennett, Frankie Rakes, James Lockhart, Ronnie Callahan, Jimmy Dillion. 4th row: Tom Gross, Joe Rylant, Gary Carter, Larry Merit, Bob Greer, David Croy, Bobby Lilly, Robert Kunkle, Johnny Underwood. 3rd row: Ronnie Hopkins, Billy Bales, Glenn O’Neil, Danny Bennett, Doug Day, Richard Mann, Jackie Robinson, Paul Smith. 2nd row: Karen McCormack, Ronnie Richmond, Randy Bennett, Steve Collins, Dale Caimer, Sonny Lilly, Jimmy Nixon, Teddy Nixon. 1st row: Larry Marshall, Larry Snyder, Leslie BovaircC David Walker, Jerry Walker, Emil Lilly, Homer Richmond, Dickie Palmer. 1958 Schedule WE THEY Sept. 5 Mt. Hope - Away 2 6 Sept. 12 Sophia - Home 12 6 Sept. 19 Mark Twain - Home 19 0 Sept. 26 Stoco - Away 28 0 Oct. 3 Trap Hill - Home 20 6 Oct. 10 Richwood - Away 7 6 Oct. 17 Hinton - Away 6 33 Oct. 24 Gauley Bridge - Away 13 31 Oct. 31 Marsh Fork - Away 9 0 Nov. 7 Fayetteville - Home 6 7 74 Leslie Bovaird----tackle Dale Carper-----half back Tommy Gross------quarter back Jerry Walker-----tackle David Walker-----center Harry Grimmet------tackle Homer Richmond-------end Larry Snyder-----half back Teddy Nixon-----half back Emil Lilly----half back Bobby Greer-----full back David Croy-----end TIGER MATMEN Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Dix Manning, Ronnie Richmond, Teddy Nixon, Jimmy Nixon, Roger Harper, Bob Greer, Dickie Palmer. Front Row, Left to Right: David Bennett, Frank Rakes, Jerry Kiser, Ronnie Hopkins, Zeke Wood, Russell Lilly SCHEDULE We They Blacksburg, Va. 8 40 Webster Springs 33 15 Mullens 35 15 Hinton 13 26 Blacksburg, Va. 5 43 Richwood 33 8 Logan 42 4 Sophia 27 15 Webster Springs 27 8 Richwood 28 14 Beckley 13 25 Hinton 13 24 Mullens 35 15 Beckley 28 11 Sophia 20 14 76 78 SHADY TIGERS Left to right: Tommy Gross, James Thomas, Ronnie Callahan, Homer Richmond, Larry Snyder, Joe Rylatt, David Walker, Glenn O'Neil, Frank Bailey, Harry Grimmet, J. T. Pruitt, Doug Day. 1958-59 SCHEDULE they we Sophia 65 55 Trap Hill 64 74 Beckley 58 52 Alumni 65 48 Oak Hill 67 46 Marsh Fork 53 68 Stoco 51 55 Mt. Hope 47 67 Oak Hill 63 50 Sophia 50 34 Richwood 72 52 Marsh Fork 57 51 Mullens 54 39 Stoco Fayetteville Richwood Logan Hinton Mt. Hope Trap Hill Gauley Bridge 48 72 19 Homer Richmond Tom Gross SENIORS Harry Grimmett David Walker James Thomas FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM L to R; back row: Tommy Lilly, Leslie Bragg, Eddie Jenkins, Billy Cochran, Ted Hogan, Arlie Farmer, Paul Richmond, Bobby Pack, mgr. front row: Tom Peters, Donald Bennett, Gary Ward, Quinnd Collins, Barry Maddy, Robert Bailey, Randall Bucklin. -fc: :v r it ron'yrrt ff rf f'. Leslie (Eugene IBobatrb x f tf.) .tr rr ff t 0 tr ,Sfrr t 1 miff Aatinnal liinli Srlmul All-Anirrira ifoutball (tram fur 1358 Q.. V? J V� s J .fe ee s y me iutonm Hisrnmi uf Amrrirn (Lltf ptrrtinci 5XeUis ronyrtf tf f ej recifiien t Z fj aware or t J jf ee wn o a yrtw i « ffic u eJ . t ff j f tf t (« yerJ oJ { «my Zyytf tij Jtrrry . « .),. mdy , ft ( , Z er , Zim J, u . JfWt k t m ty fa t. iumi ,, ii . ( , f na e C f on 'ty, . iff jameron S (rr. ' ) y . ar ofor t Z. ZZ r t fj f ' O a ff tin t (ft a er yet rJ j f rrrr on tf' eoZ y ff e yrif iron. . y t : Zay r . ft Jt -r Clje S utrtiiia cui WITH OUR BEST WISHES Sponsor -- Mr. Mann Managing Editor -- Lois Matherly Editorial Editor -- Brenda McClung News Editor -- Kaaren Bennett JOURNALISM Back Left to Right: Clyde McClure, Calloway Lilly, Junior Meadows, Wendall Thurman. Front Left to Right: Joe Furrow, Oscar Bowling, Everette Underwood, Bill Callahan. Janitors: Clyde McClure William ’’Bill Fourney Attendants Judy Colbaugh Sue Moore Phyllis Buckland Miss Tiger Sue Moore FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Louise Richmond Lou Ann Jolly Linda Cole Lois Lynch Judy Colbough VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sue Moore Zora Lilly 88 U- m A W JUfci . £ X ■' ' 1 V- - -■-■ • ' I' e V- . - '-■ • •? Y r VTC ■ ... • ■ ? ' - ' T - ♦. •■ • -• :- .g . • V X- s. -V' V' l' % '. ' ik'. $ - _ • -%. '•• •• ' : m t r A 4 ?V • v rx ' £ v ?'r ..• x?k, r 'n- ■ . ■ i V -:.-«n ■ -V : ■: ••' 4v ;'!V r; -t� , v.« --tV'i „;'; S,T ' mxrm tP fy .. 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