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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

JreaAure _ JlottAe °t m 'emoried Jlie )princj Page 1 _Shady jjrincj - iI'ujli School “j oreuuon j We, the senior class of I960 leave our beloved Shady Spring High School this May. As we leave, the fond memories of our principal, teachers, and many friendships will always be uppermost in our minds. So we challenge you, the under- classmen, to hold high the torch of learning and of truth to the honor of our Alma Mater, Shady Spring High School. May your high school years be as rewarding and fruitful as ours. THE SENIOR CLASS, I960. Sbedi tea Mr. William Fourney We, the senior class of Shady Spring High School wish to dedicate the I960 edition of THE SPRING to Mr. Fourney our beloved custodian. Mr. Fourney in the five years he has been custodian of our school has given us much help and encouragement. Not only has he kept the school warm and clean, but through him we have seen an example of a happy, friendly, and very helpful man. Mr. Fourney always has a smile, a joke, and a good laugh for everyone and is always ready to lend a helping hand to any project in the school. Giving change at noon, ordering flowers for school affairs, and taking sick students home are just a few of the extra little jobs that he does for us. All the extra things Mr. Fourney does for our school, he does because he is one who does not always put self first. In many ways he is a shining example for all of us. After this year, Mr. Fourney will no longer be with us, but will be retired. His services to our school are greatly appreciated just as they will be greatly missed when he is no longer here. It is our hope that this dedication will amply show our appreciation to Mr. William Fourney, custodian of Shady Spring High School Page 5 A MESSAGE Since the renewal of our high school annual THE SPRING” four years ago, it has been my privilege to write a mes- sage to you each year. To the seniors I would like to extend my heartiest congratulations for achieving a goal that sometimes might have looked unattainable. You have reached the point where adulthood really begins. To those of you who go to college re- member that only by hard work and study will you derive the full value of your education. To the others let me say the same. Oilligence and faithful appli- cation to your work will be rewarded by advancement in your position. You can- not achieve success unless you put forth effort. To the underclassmen my message is brief. The level of achievement which you attain will be entirely up to you. Make that level a high one. To each and every one of you many thanks for mak- ing Shady Spring High School one of the better schools in West Virginia. JOHN W. SAUNDERS. Mrs. Lois Linkous is our school secretary. Mrs. Linkous is a 1957 graduate of Shady Spring High and has attended Beckley Col- lege. She is married to Michael Linkous and resides at Shady Spring. Sck oo( Secret ary Page 8 Mr. John W. Saunders W. Va. Wesleyan A.B. Columbia University M.A. Principal Mrs. Virginia Bonds Marshall A.B. Ohio State University M.A. Home Economics Mr. William Burleson W. Va. University A.B. Science Mrs. Floda Cantabery Bowling Green College A.B. Commerce Mrs. Nora Lee Cole Concord College University of Kentucky A.B. Librarian-Journalism Mrs. Anna Collins Marshall College Radford College B.S. English Mrs. Frances Cooke Marshall College A.B. Math Mr. Kenneth Gross Concord College B.S. W. Va. University M.A. Biology Mrs. Ida Harless Concord College B.S. Social Studies - Commerce Mr. Alfred Harper Concord College B.S. W. Va. University M.A. Math-Coach Mrs. Edith Lilly Marshall College A.B. Commerce Mr. D. C. Lynn Berea College B.S. General and Senior Science Mr. Richard Mann Concord College B.S. Marshall College Guidance Director Mr. Dix Manning Concord College B.S W. Va. University M.A. Math-Coach Mrs. Octavia Miller Concord College A.B. Physical Education Mrs. Martha O’Neill Marshall College A.B. Social Studies Mr. George Parker Lynchburg College B.S. W. Va. University M.A. Social Studies Mr. Jack Richmond Concord College B.S. American History Mr. Noel Riffe Beckley College Marshall College A.B. Coach-Physical Education Mr. James Robinson Potomac State W. Va. University B.S. M.A. Shop and Vo. Ag. Mrs. Adina Sanger Morris Harvey College B.S. Civics Mrs. Eileene Smith W. Va. University A.B. English Mr. Alan Staton Fairmont State College A.B. Band Director Mrs. Sarah Thompson Concord College A.B. English Miss Adeline Vecellio Marshall College B.S. George Peabody College M.A. English Miss Clara Vecellio W. Va. University M.A. Commerce and General Science Mrs. Nellie Wood W. Va. University Concord College B.S. English Mrs. Lois Linkous Beckley College Secretary Custodians Mr. E. J. Foumey Mr. Oscar McClure Bus Drivers Mr. Thurman Alderman Mr. Clyde Bowling Mr. W. A. Callahan Mr. Joe Furrow Mr. Wilton C. Lilly Mr. Hirman Meadows. Jr. Mr. Wendell Thurman Mr. Everett Underwood MRS. VIRGINIA BONDS MR. WILLIAM BURLESON MRS. NORA LEE COLE Home Economics Science Librarian and Journalism MRS. ANNA COLLINS MRS. FRANCES COOKE MR. KENNETH GROSS English Math Science MR ALFRED HARPER MRS IDA HARLESS MRS. EDITH LILLY Math and Athletics Shorthand and Social Studies Commerce MR. D. C. LYNN MR. RICHARD MANN MR. DIX MANNING Science Guidance Math and Athletics Health and Phys. Ed. Social Studies Phys. Ed. and Health MR. JACK RICHMOND MR. JAMES ROBINSON MRS. ADINA SANGER History Vocational Agriculture MRS. EILEEN SMITH MR. ALLEN STATON English and Speech Band and Chorus MRS. SARA ELIZABETH THOMPSON English MRS. MARTHA O'NEIL Social Studies MISS ADELINE VECELLIO MISS CLARA VECELLIO English Commerce MRS. NELLIE WOOD English Mr. E. J. (Bill) Fourney Mr. Clyde McClure (Lustodi lanA Front V. A. Callahan Everette Underwood Oscar Bowline Back Thurman Alderman Hiram Meadows Wendell Thurman Calloway Lilly Senior I, Mary Allman, will my brain in Senior Science to Mr. Lynn and my smile and teeth to Ann Baxter. I, Margaret Sue Adkins, will my wonderful times at Shady to all juniors. I, Donna Allison, will my way of having fun to anyone who wants to risk it “speeding.” I, Kay Anderson, will the cartoons in my locker to Larry Lilly and Linda Cole—they can fight it out. I, Elizabeth Bailey, will my ability to talk myself out of trouble to my brother, Mack Ray. I, Donald Basham, will my seat in typing to my sister, Reva. I, Densil Bennett, will my position on the Student Council to my brother, Jerry. I, Ellen Bennett, will my long strawberry blond hair to Nancy Smith. I, Janice Bennett, will all of our “Senior Privi- leges” to the juniors and hope they get more than we did. I, Joe Bennett, will my seat in bookkeeping to Dol- leen. I, Evelyn Bolen, will my seat in College Prepara- tory English class to my brother, Mike, since I will be secretary for Russia’s Mr. K. I, Kitty Bowling, will my clarient and band uni- form to Larry Lilly. I, Jeanette Burruss, will to my sister one yellow pencil decorated with 96 teeth prints and hope she can bite out English answers like I did. I, James Robert Bragg, wish to will my chair in Mr. Manning’s SOLIDist class to any junior boy who likes to study pretty figures and curved objects, and who thinks he knows all the angles. I, Carolyn Bowling, will the yellow-jackets on the front lawn to the junior class. I, Pauline Cooper, will my seat in College Prep English class to my brother, Harold. I, Ronald Callahan, will my basketball skill and fans to Dale Adkins. I, Peggy Cook, will my position in band to my sister, Sandra, and hope that she will be as proud to be one of its members as I was. I, Vince Calvert, will my bashfulness to Danny Ryals, because he needs it. I, Ricky Carter, will my friendship with Mrs. Thompson to Orwenette Hebb. I, Alan Crossland, will my oscilliscope to David Hicks. I, John Clark, will my class ring to Robert Jolly. I, Donald Collins, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Butch Lockhart. I, Jo Ann Crisp, will my ability to stay awake in Social Studies, which is hard to do, to those who need it. I, John Campbell, will my ability to sing to any- one who can stand it. I, Jo Ann Cochran, will my nickname “Queenie” to some other monster. I, Nadine Conner, will my terrific shorthand speed to my sister, Diana. I, Velma Crook, will my dust cloth in the library to my sister, Geneva. I, Douglas Day, will my friendship with Mr. Saunders to anyone who wants it. I, Patty Dorsey, will my good times in Typing II and bookkeeping to someone who likes to aggravate Mrs. Lilly and giggle as well as I. I, Russell Deck, will my red hair to Mrs. Lilly. I, Elaine Epling, will my ability to get in and out of mischief to Barbara Marie Lilly. I, Shelby Farley, will my average height to my brother, Dennis so he can walk through the halls at noon without being trampled. I, Myrtle Farley, will my typewriter in typing to my sister, Barbara. I, Sue Green, will my place in Shorthand II to any- one who thinks he will like it better than I. I, Shirley Greer, will my driving ability to Linda Hedrick. I, Wilma Hash, will my seat in College Prep Eng- lish class to my brother, Junior. I, Marie Hopkins, will my keen sense of humor to that bashful, shy and quiet Fredrick Lilly. I, Glenna Hall, will my ability to get out cf study hall to Larry Lilly. I, Bcbbie Ann Holley, will one-million dollars to Janie Lilly, who will need it if she continues to take carinet lessons from Mr. Staton. I, Lynn Hart, will my position as drum major- ette to Mrs. Lilly. I, Ronald Joseph Hopkins, will my “Union Work- man” to Judy Richardson. I, Roger Harper, will my horns to some other bull. I, Sandra Huffman, will my stepped-on toes to any one who can take care of them better than I can. I, Brenda Johnson, will my desk in physics to my best friend, Mary Mills (If Mr. Burleson continues to teach it.) I, Alice Elkins James, will my blue speech book to Mr. Saunders for my $2.00 refund. I, Becky Jett, will my ability to carry chairs for Mr. Staton from the band room to the band balcony to Judy Richardson and Mary Epling. I, Tommy Keith, will myself to Lois Underwood. I, Bobby Kiser, will my beautiful blond hair to Bobby Garten. I, Keith Lilly, will my chair in Mrs. Thompson’s English class to W. H. Morgan. I, Earl Lilly, will my old gym trunks to the thief who stole them. I, Richard Lilly, will my position as president of the F. F. A. to anyone stupid enough to take it. I, Zelmar Lilly, will my position as treasurer of the F. F. A. to anyone who needs the money. I, Zora Lilly, will my four wonderful years at Shady to Judy Richardson. I, Clarence Lilly, will my English abilities to Mrs. Thompson. I, Barbara Lijo, will my 1st chair in band to my conceited sister, Rosalita. I, Billy Lilly, will myself to Mr. Saunders. I, Russell Lilly, will myself to Joyce Burruss for life. I, Sandra Lilly, will my ability to write so you can read it to my brother, Teddy. I, Mary Lou Lilly, will my position as head cheer- leader to Ellie (Ella Mae) Keaton. JO ANN COCHRAN. Treasurer ZORA LILLY. Secretary RICHARD LILLY. Vice President KITTY BOWLING. President Nadine Conner Peggy Cook Pauline Cooper Me Ray Cooper Kitty Bowling Carolyn Bowling James Robert Bragg Ronald Callahan Jeanette Burruss Vince Calvert Palma Basham Carl Joe Bennett Denzil Bennett Ellen Bennett Velma Crook Alice Elkins James Elaine EplinS Harold Alan Crossland Myrtle Farley Shelby Farley Karen Bennett Riner Janice Bennett Jo Ann Crisp Norman Crook Margaret Sue Green Shirley Greer Glenna Hall Roger Harper Bobby Davis Russell Deck Patty Dorsey Becky Jett Barbara Lijo Keith Lilly Clarence Lilly Joseph Lilly Zora Lilly Clyde Lynch Judith Matherly Dreama Meador Paul Pack Sandra Okes Etsel NecJy Howard Morrison Shirley Plumley Joyce Plumley Keith Pruitt Sandra Prince Martha Robinson Millie Jo Rose Joe Rylant Sandra Sanderson Beverly Smith Ellen Smith Helen Smith Kenneth Smith Bill Ward Douglas Wilcox Phyllis Williams Clara Wood Ralph Zieglar Doug Day Ctrolyii Se Wif J)onn S m n o AS fit re Dee fetish S ndr S'sndersoti f y jnc erson Tt iL Wa Zf r Mirths fioblnsori Joyce flumley faKue. Shne Dale Adkins Carl Anderson Bob Arthur Frank Bailey Billy Bailes Naomi Bair Lola Basham Danny Bennett Lloyd Bennett Jerry Bennett Bobby Bowlin� Jackie Breeden Wesley Bra� � Martha Boyd Phillip Canterbury Joan Campbell Reeda Anderson Nyoka Adkins Sandra Ballard Carolyn Boyd Charolette Bennett Donald Brooks Joyce Bro� an Joyce Burruss Lacy Cook Harold Cooper Jack Chapman Hubert Cooper Janith Cochran Connie Carter Trella Cochran Patty Cole Wilma Cole Lois Conner Carolyn Darlington Betty Delph Shelva Duncan Ellen Elliot Phyllis Epperly Dewey Farley Darrell Ford Billie Jo Furrow Loretta Gillian Connie Griffith Phyllis Hankins Patty Harness Douglas Hatcher Linda Hedrick David Hicks Elizabeth Hunt Ida Hunt Gloria Jenkins Wilburn Kauff Judy Kendrick Ajnq« M J 4if pnuie AJnq M4iM« AmOMtQ H U H A 1t M � i pun«tf m uu� )l .u� qu 4nf) 4iJ T u«i«h ttPlUrf X f � JIM ■ |Pno j m«uu«x 4«|iiin|,j «i«A uo«M� 0 UOl U|UU cf 'M ’HI«d uoiiiiiiutwd uj|f) 3««| XUUH ] l« NX) H� d t� � N.O � u� io •«no pj -� o •«HO u1fn� d lufpnN puouM� M H°a«N UM«� r IIIIXIN xuiuitr •tilling xj«w uvfioM h M U0HiO|V «IMi'J au«r •HUM « ' 1 WIIW AJ� w iMopnaj Xpnf • MopeJW «MUIVf • MOpP. | )«UVf • UOQ iMOpw uuy jopw-� |V Aumiif IHWK «I-MV V' UllOJ. Vhvip «PU«- W U il wx«r MtU H UU� tv | |«� V.MM J¥ n |W 3 ■«onuri mw urt Ann nn xnn Ann Ann «w nn a ik kxi Ann i, Ann mn « nn •� ; 'V l«R3| Mf ■� Paul Smith Doris Smith John Sorensen Barbara Stover Linda Sweeney Boyce Tench James Trail Johnny Underwood Christine Vest Freddy Lilly Lora Walker Kennith Wygal Duane Wilcox Billy Wilcox Wayne Wills Frankie Wolf Barbara Wood Patricia Worley Don Meadows Darrell Ford Della Redden Gary Redden Tommy Redden Betty Reed Judy Richardson Barry Richmond Jane Richmond Wanda Richmond Freda Roark Jack Robinson Jules Ruffino Danny Ryle Patty Shumate Don Skeleton Teddy Simpkins Nancy Smith From Left to Right: Jimmy Nixon. Frankie Rakes. Joan Campbell. Carl Pierson Senior September, 1956. Well, old S. S. H. S., you had you had better hold tight, here come 185 freshmen. Teachers, you had really better hold tight because we’ll be here for four years. CLASS HISTORY Our freshmen year was wild. Of course, we didn’t quite know the score but we soon caught on, after a few lectures from Mr. Saunders. We were the babies of Shady High and don’t think the seniors let us forget it. How we longed to get just one chance at at the lawn and a few of us tried it but we didn’t get very far until we were confronted by one of those monstrous seniors. But we weren’t left out completely. Our class was led by Sandra Sanderson Joe Pierson, Mary Etta Pettry, and Diane Rich- mond as our officers. We were also represented on the May Court by Jo Ann Cochran and Becky Jett. Lynn Hart represented us on the student coun- cil. We weren’t forgotten when cheerleaders were chosen either. Zora Lilly, Jo Ann Cochran, Helen Smith, and Mary Lou Lilly were chosen as fresh- men Cheerleaders. To the relief of our teachers this year was coming to an end and vacation tim? was very near and very welcome. Sophomore Move over juniors, seniors, and faculty, here we come, all 175 of us and at last we’re upper classmen. This was our attitude because we finally have someone under us. We struggled through this year with Mr. Lynn's and Mr. Gross’s frogs, worms, and grasshoppers in biology class. We were once more represented on the May Court, this time, by Mary Jo Lilly, Martha McComas and Zora Lilly. Kitty Bowling was chosen to serve as an attendant to “Miss Tiger” on the Homecoming Court. We were very proud of two of our class members, Mary Lou Lilly and Zora Lilly, who represented us on the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. We found that at the closing of this year our school days (for most of us) were 'ust about half over, so S. S. H. S., you’d better enioy us while you can. Juniors Well, here we are again. Although our number has decreased slightly, you won’t be able to forget that there are still 170 of us here. We chose Zora Lilly, Nora Richmond, Kay Anderson, and Dickie Palmer to lead us through this third and great year. Hard was the work and many were the hours that went on the preparation of the prom which we presented to the senior class. “Evening in Paris” was our theme. As we danced to the dreamy music of Jan Campbell, we knew our woork was well worth while. Zora Lilly, Bobbie Holley, Kitty Bowl- ing. and Glenna Hall, made our place on the May Court complete. But all of our time wasn’t filled entirely by social life. Helen Smith was busy work- ing on her oratorical speech and her deliverance which brought her the honor of first place. Helen was busy again but this time preparing for her trip to Charleston where she and John Campbell were our representatives for “Know Your State Government Day”. We were very proud of Joe Rylant and Dickie Palmer when they were chosen as co-captains for our 1959-60 football team; and Lynn Hart was chosen to lead our band as drum majorette. We may not be Hollywood professionals but we thought our Junior Class Play was pretty good and we sure had fun working on it. As May rolled around and school was nearing a close, we were alb quite busy preparing for those long- dreaded and what seemed ill-fated exams. School was out but that didn’t end the activities for many of us as Helen Smith and Howard Morrison made ready to go to Girls’ State and Boys’ State. It seemed James Robert Bragg couldn’t get enough school in one school year so he went to the University of Oklahoma during the summer. That certainly was an honor, James Robert. But Richard Lilly wasn’t to be outdone. He also did some travel- ing. He went to Jackson’s Mill for a state F.F.A. convention. Seniors September, 1959. We found ourselves back at Shady High for the last time. And though we may have felt a little sad, it was soon forgotten through the excitement of finally reaching the top class and being the ones to hold those long-awa'ted senior privileges. We once more chose our class officers; Kitty Bowling, Zora Lilly, Richard Lilly, and Jo Ann Cochran. Richard Lilly must not have had sufficient vacation because soon after school started, he was off again, this time, to Kansas City, to a national F.F.A. convention. We didn’t realize our dramatic talents until we gave the Senior Assembly, many still don’t realize but t v'.as fun anyway. Bobbie Hollev Jeanette Burress, Phyllis Williams, attendants, and Zora Lilly, queen, made our Homecoming festivities com- plete. Alter Christmas Vacation, the halls were full of excitement with the election of the May Queen and her attenndants. This was the year that a girl was to be chosen queen from our class; and vieing for this title was Bobbie Holley, Kitty Bowling, Jo Ann Cochran, Kay Anderson, Zora Lilly, and Becky Jett. The juniors gave us our prom this year. As graduation was becoming a reality and we selected our invitations and measured for our caps and gowns, we began to realize that our high school days were just about over and many tears were shed but we also realized that we could not stop the hands of time. Everything has to move forward and these years have just completed a single, but very important ripple in the forever moving stream of life. Rosa Adkins Billy Alderman Robert Bailey Thomas Bair Hilda Baldwin Roger Bair Brenda Basham Revn Basham Ann Baxter Donald Bennett Dotty Bennett Acel Bowling Barbara Bowling David Bowling Randall Bucklin Leslie Bragg Donna Byrge Peggy Callahan Morris Campbell Nancy Carte Judy Carter Ellen Cochran Billy Cochran Johnny Cole Linda Cole Gwinn Collins Billy Cook Loretta Cooper Sharon Cooper Sandra Bragg Brenda Crew Edward Crook Genevia Crook Carol Davis Francis Epllng Mary Epling Brenda Epling Barbara Farley Nina Farley Arlie Farmer Velma French Fdward Furrow Charles Furrow Marcia Goldie Everett Gravely Ellen Gilkeson Evelen Gilkeson Leslie Griffith Sue Harper Virginia Harrah Lana Harvey Wallace Harvey Charles Hatcher Homer Hill Ted Hogan Benny James Charles Jenkins Johnny Jennings Dana Johnson Roger Johnson Lou Ann Jolly Robert Jolly Corky Keaton Virginia Keith Frances Lester Barbara Lilly Buddy Lilly Connie Lilly Doris Lilly Douglas Lilly Loretta Lilly Maxine Lilly Tommy Lilly Jean Lilly Keith Linkous Phyllis Lovell Mabel Lynch Barry Maddy James Massie Marcella McComas Glen Meadows Louise Meadows Arlow Meadows Denny Meadows Carol Meadows Roy Meadows Eddie Miles Larry Mills Patty Morrison Sharon Nelson Edward Crook Danny Pack Bobby Pack Milton Parrack Eleanor Pennington Tommy Peters Karen Phillips Bessie Pierce Patricia Pittman John Plum Mac Porterfield Jimmy Powers Lois Quesenberry Florence Randolph Bobby Ransom Roger Redden Louise Richmond Mary E. Richmond Paul Richmond Carmen Salgada Bobby Scott Sandra Scott Tommy Scott Mary Setliff Denny Shrewsberry Betty Shumate Geralinc Smith Gene Smith Glen Stacy Shirley Stump Irma Sweeney Jackie Thompson Kennith Vandali Anthony Walker Gary Ward Patty Ward Mary Wills Phyllis Wood Carolyn Worley Juanita Young Tommy Scott Linda Allen Cathy Anderson Gene Archie Ardenna Basham Micheal Atha Diana Bair Margaret Bair June Beil Keith Bennett Peggy Bennett Fred Bibb Micheal Bolen Paulette Bowling Woodrow Brogan Dean Browning Sharon Carter Bill Carter Margie Carr Ethel Chapman Micheal Cochran Margaret Sue Cole Lynn Cole Mary Collins Betty Cook Cora Clark Kennith Cooper Phillip Croy Patty Darlington Wayne Deck Lois Deeds Carl Deeds Thomas DeLuca Clark Dillion Diana Dilly Milton Dove Barbara Duncan Tennyson Epling Diana Epperly Virginia Farley David Evans Dennis Farley McRny Farley Kyle Farmer Anna Mae Fink James Foley Sammy Forinaish Carol Furrow James Furrow Carla Gillian Virginia Gravely Darrell Greene Gary Green Curtis Griffith Eugene Griffith Hazel Harrah Delmar Harvey Herman Harvey B-onte Hatcher Judith Hatcher Willis Hash Prwincttce Hebb Susan Hughes Donna Hunt h ron Ingole Low max Kunkel Sybel Lambert Nancy Keel Roger Keel Elizabeth Lester Carrington Lewis Rosalita Lijo Anna Lilly Danny Lilly Bobby Lilly Daria Lilly Gary Lilly Ivan Lilly Larry Lilly Janie Lilly Sydney Lilly Teddy Lilly Todd Lilly Wanda Lilly Clinton Maddy Roger Mann Aubrey Marshall Linda Martin Carlos Matherly Jarrell Matherly James McBride Elmar McCoy Jerry McGraw Wilton McNeil Carol Meador Ina Meador Verna Meador Craig Meadows Dean Meadows Gene Meadows John Meadows Benny Miller Joyce Miller Nancy Mill Jerry Moomaw Janie Mullens Eli Nixon Dwight Okes Earnest Okes Samuel Peters Carol Phillips Barbara Phillips Samuel Pierce Deloris Plumley Melvin Plumley Rebecca Prince Earl Ray Lacy Ransom Judy Reed Norma Reliford Gary Richardson Daisy Richmond Frank Richmond Jimmy Richmond Gerald Richmond Linda Richmond Norvell Richmond Roger Richmond Connie Riley Betty Roark Norma St. Clair Orville Setliff Jimmy Shannon Glenn Shepherd Charles Shuck Bill Shrcwsberry Jessie Shrewsberry Carol Smith Dreama Smith Martha Stacey Eugene Stump Linda Sneed Sharon Stump Ronnie Taylor Wesley Thomas F n|? Thompson Pedda Todd Lyle Tyree Wilma Upton Sandra Walker Twila Walker Larry Walton Raymond Walker Brenda Ward Micheal Ward Shirley Wilburn Howard Wilburn Clacy Williams Doug Wills Lula Wilson Karla Withrow Fddie Wolfe TJietttviicwt 74 e Ail In Memory of John Sorensen and Carlyn Nelson, who both died during this school year. Shepherd Tam'S Benmtf £Llen Smith t1 ny V r4 ttuffnuin Officers: James Bra re. John Campbell, Sandra Sanderson. Helen Smith BEAUTY KIT CLUB Officers: Corky Keaton. Linda Sweeney, Patty Ward Officers: Velma Crook, Elizabeth Bailey, Carolyn Secula, Danny Meadows 'Jutcvie Heac eM. rfnt Uca Sewiw cwd TidtenA Officers: Jeanette Burruss, Mary Alice Ward, Shirley Greer, Ellen Bennett Officers: John Campbell, Brenda Johnson, John .Novak CURRENT EVENTS CLUB (?amesia (?lu Officers: Larry Merritt, Kenneth Vandal, Bill Greever, Vince Calvert j iiT.i3ilms Jl' ' t Officers: Dickie Palmer, Howard Morrison, Joe Rylant Ronnie Calahan ‘VanAtftf, @lcd. Vefi (?l d Officers: Ella Mae Keaton, Louise Richmond, Carolyn Boyd Barbara Lilly Officers: Sandra Pennington, Connie Griffith, Sandra Okes, Paulette Bowling, Sue Green jJi-V cu GAME CLUB Officers: Mary Etta Pettry, Jerry Kiser, Don Perdue Drema Meador, Mary Eplinjr, Glenna Hall, Sandra Sanderson £c(MomU (ci Officers: James Brafrjr, Eddie Miles, Don Bennett, ennett, Robert Bailey Officers: Richard Lilly, Joe Rylant, Paul Pack, Zelmar Lilly ?? a eu JJ onor Officers: James Bragnr, John Campbell. Sandra Sanderson, Helen Smith 1960 MAY QUEEN Zora Lilly MAID OF HONOR Kay Anderson FESTIVAL SENIOR MAY COURT Left to Risrht Kitty Bowline Bobbie Holley Jo Ann Cochran Kav Anderson Rebecca Jett Zora Lilly 'WCa,j ne£te UPPER PHOTO: Left to rijjht; Diana Richmond, Lynn Hart, Linda Smith: Back Row: Left to Pittman, Janie Lilly, Janith Coch- ran, Joyce Burruss, Patricia Shep- heid. COLOR GUARD: Left to risrht; Rebecca Jett, Judy Richardson, Mary Eplingr, Joyce Matherly. Front Row-Center: Lynn Hart, Head Majorette BAND MEMBERS First Row, left to right, Kitty Bowling, Marie Linkous, Barbara Lijo, Donna Byrge, Sandra Scott, Linda Cole, and Cora Keaton. Second Row, left to right, Linda Smith, Dorothy Shrews- bury, Virginia Gravely, Loretta Cooper, Nancy Carte, Judy Carter, Sue Harper, Lou Ann Jolly, Lana Harvey, Marie Hopkins, Kay Anderson, and Patricia Shepherd. Third Row, left to right Wilton McNeil, Patty Morrison, Peggy Callahan, Barbara Bowling, Mary Pettry, Donald Perdue, Carol Davis, Sharlene Lilly, Sue Green, Jo Ann Cochran, Sandra Shrewsbury, Mary Alice Ward, Keith Linkous, Diana Epperly, and Sandra Sanderson. Fourth row, left to right, Orville Lilly, Benny Miller, Jerry Moomow, Brenda Ward, Carol Smith. Leslie Meadows, Thomas Keith, Dwight Okes, Anthony Walker, Peggy Cook.. Earl Ray, Rita Todd, Brenda Wood, Rosie Lijo, Richard Dove, Kenneth Vandell, and Barbara Lilly. Standing, left to right, Judy Richardson, Becky Jett, Margaret Bair, Betty Cook, Nyoka Adkins, Patty Ward, Sandra Bragg, Ellen Elliot, Mac Porterfield, Eddie Cochran, Lynn Hart, Diana Richmond, Linda Smith, Bobby Holley, Patricia Pittman, Janie Lilly, Joyce Burress, Janith Cochran, patricia Shepherd. Front Row: Left to right, Art Editor, Donna Simmons; Editor, James R. Bragg; Assistant Editor. Jo Ann Cochran: Back Row; Senior Editor, Drema Meador; Junior Editor, Lora Walker; Soph- more Editor, Phyllis Lovell; Freshman Editor, Diana Bair. RowFrLeftRtoW: rb'ht- ‘°I Halel Ha ah Sandra Sanderson. Caro! Meador. Loretta Gillian- Smith. Inez Mills. Glenna Hall. J°h Campbell Barbara Lill '-' Editor-in-Chief .......................... Robert Kunkel Business Manager .......................... Karen Bennett Circulation Manager ................................. nez Mills Editorial Writer .......................... Barbara Lilly News Editors .............. Karen Bennett, John Campbell Sports Editors ............. Robert Kunkel, Robert Bailey BEST DRESSED Doug Wilcox Kay Anderson BEST PERSONALITY Tommy Keith Zora Lilly BIGGEST FLIRT Tommy Keith Jo Ann Cochran MOST INQUISITIVE John Campbell Helen Smith BEST LOOKING Paul Pack Kay Anderson BEST ALL AROUND Ronnie Callahan Zora Lilly MOST SOPHISTICATED Paul Pack Sandra Sanderson MOST TALENTED J. D. Lilly Sandra Okes MOST TIMID Densil Bennett Sandra Huffman MOST COURTEOUS Vince Calvert Glenna Hall J4a(i of 3ame MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED James Robert Bragrtr Nora Richmond BEST SPORTS Ronnie Callahan Zora Lilly CUTEST Ronnie Richmond Kay Anderson BIGGEST BABIES John Campbell Martha Robinson MOST CONCEITED Rogrer Harper Patricia Shepherd MOST POPULAR Dickie Palmer Zora Lilly BEST PALS Ronnie Richmond-Paul Pack Shelby Farley-Phyllis Williams BEST ATHLETES Joe Rvlant Zora Lilly WITTIEST Don Perdue Donna Simmons SWEETEST Bobby Kiser Bobbie Ann Holley BEST SCHOOL ATTITUDE •Tames Robert Brasre Helen Smith BEST DANCERS Danny Meadows Alice Elkins James Mr. Dix Manning - Mr. Alfred Harper - Mr. Noel Riffe Mr. Manning coaches wrestling arid assists Mr. Harper in football. This is his second year as wrestl- ing coach at Shady. Mr. Manning also teaches five math classes. Mr. Alfred Harper is coaching his first year at Shady. He is head football basketball coach, he also teaches five math classes. coach and freshman Mr. Noel Riffe came to Shady from Mark Twain where he coached last year. He is head basket- ball coach and freshman football coach. Mr. Riffe teaches classes of health and physical education. Front row-left to right: Paul Pack, Howard Morrison, John Underwood, Dickie Palmer, Doug Day, Ronnie Richmond. Roger Harper. Richard Mann. Paul Smith Second Row-left to right: Jimmy Lane. Bill Ward, Jimmy Nixon, Danny Bennett, Bill Wilcox, Billy Cochran, Frankie Rakes, Leslie Bragg, Third Row-left to right: Karron McCormick, Charlie Jenkins, Eddie Miles, Glen O Neal, Bobby Scott, Lawrence Griffith, Billy Cook , Fourth Row-left to right: Kenneth Vandal. Milton Parrack, Frankie Wolf, Carl Anderson. James Hogan, Mason Lane, Tommy Peters, Robert Taylor Page 59 SCHEDULE They We Mount Hope 34 0 Sophia 27 0 Mark Twain 21 14 Trap Hill 19 7 Stoco 24 0 Hinton 38 6 Marsh Fork 0 8 Richwood 19 0 Gauley Bridge 14 0 Fayetteville 34 12 Roger Harper Paul Pack Howard Morrison -- . . • it • ‘ iUr St U Ronald Richmond Back Row: Left to Right, Coach Noel Riffe, Donald Bennett, J. T. Pruitt, Frank Bailey, Tommy Peters. Joe Rylant, Glenn O’Neal, John Novak, Leslie Bragg, Dale Adkins, Lawrence Griffith, Manager Front Row: Left to Right, Robert Railey, Ronnie Callahan. Billy Cochran SCHEDULE They We Sophia 71 35 Trap Hill 38 51 Beckley 82 50 Alumni 55 50 Oak Hill 52 59 Marsh Fork 51 49 Oceana 75 52 Stoco 46 57 Mount Hope 72 58 Oak Hill 64 55 They We Sophia 67 39 Richwood 67 60 Marsh Fork 67 49 Mullens 77 54 Oceana 65 40 Stoco 31 47 Fayetteville 58 56 Richwood 62 57 Hinton Mount Hope Trap Hill 88 53 VARSITY WRESTLERS Front Row-left to right: Jimmy Nixon. Bill Wilcox, Danny Pack. Duane Wilcox. Frank Rakes. Middle Row-left to right: Robert Kunkel, Ronnie Richmond, Dick Palmer. Carl Anderson Jimmy Meador, Roger Johnson ' Back Row-left to right: Mr. Manning. Bob Kiser, Gerald Okes, Jack Breeden SCHEDULE Richwood We 36 They 8 Sophia 20 22 Logan 38 8 Blacksburg 13 29 Mullens 35 13 Logan 25 21 Beckley 20 16 Hinton 14 18 Blacksburg 3 34 Hinton 12 24 Sophia 22 20 Jimmy Nixon Billy Wilcox Ronald Richmond Frankie Rakes CLASS WILL (Continued) I, Mary Jo Lilly, will my “Week of Probation” my junior year to anyone who is really in love. I, Jimmie Lane, will my meaness to Roy Lee Craw- ford. I, J. D. Lilly, will myself to Virginia Keith I, Mary Virginia Lilly, will my ability to get in trouble without meaning to, to Frances Epling. I, Delmas Mil’.er, will my drafting book to Doug- las Wills. I, Danny Meadows, will my ability to open my big mouth and stick my big flat foot in it, to Ellen Gilkeson. I, Judy Matherly, will my seat in social studies to Carlos since I won’t need it after I marry Claude. I, Larry Merritt, will my position in the dark room to Bill Greeves and Jerry Bennett if they aren’t afraid of the dark. I, Janice Meador, will Mrs. Lilly for typing to my sister Louise. I, Judith Meador, will my height to Joan Camp- bell. I, Dreama Meador, will my position on Tlie Panorama staff to my sister, Carol. I, Ceretha Meadows, will my seat in study hall to my sister, Janice. I, Jackie Meadows, will my ahooga horn to Mr. Saunders for his Caddy. I, Leslie Meadows, will my ability to play the bass horn to Anthony Walker, because he needs it. I, Sandra Okes, will my music and typing ability to Bobby Bowling, just in case he might need it. I, N. A. Pennington, Jr., will my senior year to my sister Ellanor, in hopes that she will do better than I. I, Sandra Pennington, will all my wonderful senior teachers, to my sister Ellanor. I, Dickie Palmer, will my ability to get out of meaness in Mrs. O’Neal’s class to Billy Cochran. I, Sandra Prince, will my place on the front row bleacher to Richard “Frosty” Mann, hoping he can sit quieter than I. I, Don Perdue, will my curly hair to Mr. Saunders in exchange for his mustache. I, Florence Peelish, will my job at Murphy’s to anyone who thinks she would be happy with it. I, Joyce Plumley, will Gene Smith (the pest) to anyone who can put up with him. I, Mary Etta Pettry, will my seat in senior science to anyone crazy enough to take it and my position in band to my sister, Susan. I, Shirley Plumley, will my senior privileges to my sister, Vera. I, Keith Prewitt.will myself to a life of pleasure. I, Kaaren Bennett Riner, will my position on the Panorama staff to my brother, Keith. I, Paul Pack, will my wrestling ability to Elmer McCoy. I, Nora Richmond, will my typing eraser to any- one who is skilled in catching flying objects. I, Diana Richmond, will my position as head majorette to my brother, Roger. I, Phyllis Reed, will my long red hair, blue eyes, and quick temper to Dorothy. I, Martha Robinson, bequeath my ability to open my mouth and get myself in trouble in class to Linda Sweeney hoping she will keep up the good work. I, Millie Rose, will my four wonderful years at Shady to my brother, Tommy. I, Frederick Reed, will my ability to ride a bi- cycle to Mrs. Sanger. I, Ronnie Richmond, will my position on the football team to Gary Richmond. I, Joe Rylant, will my seat in Einglish to Wi'Jma Underwood. I, Ray Richmond, will my bashfulness to Mr. Burleson. I, Harry Shaffer, will my ability to get out of trouble to Jules Ruffino. I, Beverly Smith, will my seat in social studies to anyone who will take it. I, Kennith Smith, will my two English classes and my teachers to Alvin Ray McNeil. I, Ellen Smith, will to Martha Boyd locker 87 and all the boys who know the lock combination. I, Carolyn Sekula, will my brain and long finger- nails to Reeda Anderson who plans to make a new, improved Frankenstein Monster. I, Linda Smith, will my position as head major- ette to Gary Ward and hope he does not get a bad reputation from it. I, Patricia Shepherd, will my position as major- ette to my brother, Glenn who has prettier legs than anyone else I know. I, Sandra Sanderson, will my place on the Student Council to Sandra Shrewsbury. I, Helen Smith, will my position as President of the Student Body to my sister, Nancy. I, Carol Simpkins, will my devilish blue-green eyes to Alvin McNiel. I, Le Rue Stone, will my wedding ring and hope- less chest to Reeda Anderson. I, Jewell Walker, will my shyness and influence toward Mrs. Harless to Barbara Lilly and Brenda Crews. I, Elizabeth Ward, will my ability to grin out of the side of my mouth to anyone who wants a “crooked” smile. I, Phyliss Williams, will my longing for the sec- ond Saturday and Sunday of each month to Barbara Farley. I, Mary Alice Ward, will my bad notes and place in band to my sister, Rita and hopes she has as much fun as I have had. I, Bill Ward, will my football position to my sister, Brenda. I, Ralph Ziegler, will my curly hair and Eng- lish 12 workbook to Jackie Breeden. I, Robert Taylor, will my friend, Mr. Saunders to all the underclassmen. I, Howard Morrison, will my locker full of rats to Larry Lilly. I, Don Scott, will my chemistry book to Mr. William Frederick Burleson. I, Bobby Davis, will my English book to my I, Palma Basham, will my F. F. A. manual to sister, Carol and hope she will use it. CHEERLEADERS San dra 4 Mft. p€on,'n(jfo on J© ftnn CotK jf! Ji.'inefi'e JlurrUS My Ill's VJlLU'JmS ftyUiS ftud 3cckj Tdtf BoMi'l M ey ALct- r i h PISry Sana’ri 0a ds Warry ShiPfir For Any Insurance Service Call Clifford 3-7344 HOME INSURANCE AGENCY Hulett C. Smith William G. 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