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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

Presentin’ Artist Norma Harvey “Best Readin’ Book You Ever Hear d Uv” SHADY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Beaver, West Virginia Editor Jane Anderson Sponsor Loretta Williams Assistant Editor Charlotte Griffith Land-o’ goshcn clem, ain’t EDIJICASHUN WONNERFULLM ABOUT THIS HEAH BOOK . . . Come on seniors jump in that there ja- lopy and lets climb them mountains fo’ the last time. HIT’S IN HEAR’ SOMMERS DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING DEDICATION The annual staff wishes to thank you, Mrs. Anna Collins, for the very fine job you have done in the teaching profession. You have given of your knowledge and time to teach and try to make a better student and citizen of those that have had you in the past years. Where for what seemed an endless time we sweated, worked, made mistakes, corrected them, had fun; and believe it or not, learned something useful to carry us through the years. Twenty-two years of faithful service as a teacher of English at Shady Spring High School 4 You have been more than just a teacher, you have been an inspiration to all of us in helping to seek further knowledge. Without your sincere interest and continual efforts we could never have reached our goal. In appreciation for being just what you are, the an- nual staff 1964-65 grateful- ly dedicates “The Spring” to you—Mrs. Anna Collins DEDICATED TO YOU 5 ADMINISTRATION Aubrey W. Jackson Principal Herbert Jacobs Assistant Principal Richard Mann Guidance Director Edith Okes Secretary 6 TEACHERS Sarah Thompson English Thespians Thelma Wood English History Anna Collins English Fred Woodrum English Spanish Speech Wylanthia Pierce English Ava Cook English Edith Lilly Typing Floda Cantabery Typing Shorthand Speech Senior Play Loretta Williams Bookkeeping Typing Annual Staff 7 Alfred Harper Algebra, Math, Physics Coach Wilma Shumate Civics Jack Richmond History, Civics 8 George Parker History, Geography Social Studies N.H.S. Dix Manning Algebra, Math, Trig., Geometry Coach Ida Harless World History Lloyd Williams Civics, Sociology Student Council t Gene Wallace Algebra, Math Richard Meador Science Assistant Counselor Kenneth Gross Biology, 4-H David Patton Science, Biology Autry Ritch Vo-Ag, F.F.A. Octavia Miller Phys. Ed. May Festival Bruce Anderson Industrial Arts Willie Chandler Phys. Ed. Coach Alan Staton Band Music Virginia Bonds Home Ec„ F.H.A. 9 Nora Cole Journalism, F.T.A. Librarian, Panorama Quill Scroll WE’UNS RECOLLECT ft o ft stJbm i� ikiL ft ft. ft ft ft ' !7 thijs, O f A a 4 • C-t omaUit bHniNbo ohAbE if U 2Xtii 4bfc a s� V € A’ll ft GRA0£S '- • t ' _ - 1� ' 1 : 4 VL V 1L B O A £ if sii,wi,©i iii I ft £ ii ft ,'. ft ft ft ft ? Aj b£(4 - C 10 Rachel Adkins “Rach” “Quiet and always sweet. Mary Alderman “Mery Pretty and sweet; just to know her is a treat.” Thespian. NHS, Student Coun- cil, FFA Sweetheart, Tri-Hi-V, Keyettes Jane Anderson “Janie” “Shady High is certainly going to miss those Anderson girls. Annual Staff, Attendant to Miss Tiger Karen Anderson “Kitten” “Her love has come along. Jr. Play, Pep Club, Cheerleader (3 yrs.) Charles Bair David” “It’s better to wear out than to rust out.” FFA Jackie Baldwin “Peaches “Not a talker, but a thinker. NHS, Panorama Staff, Annual Staff, Usher at Graduation. Quill and Scroll 12 Neddie Bennett “Ned” Not too talkative, not too quiet, but just right. Annual Staff Rexanne Bennett “Rex” “It’s a woman’s privilege to say what she thinks. NHS, Student Council, Thespian, Cheerleader, Jr. Play, Attendant to FFA Sweetheart Jo Ann Bibb “Yogi Jo” She is quiet, but she has endeared herself to a great many friends.” Brenda Bolen “Brenda” It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice.” David Bolen “David” “Let the world go its way; I’ll go mine.” George Bragg “Snipe” “Talking is a bother. 13 Jean Bragg “Jeannie” She always manages to have a good time. Henry Breeden Pec Wee” “Two carburetors and an over- drive.” Charles Bright “Wooden Soldier” I've found the key to success, but I haven’t found the key- hole yet.” Football James Brogan “Jimmy” “He is real quiet until he gets out of school. Nancy Brooks “Nan” If she has any faults, she has left us in doubt. Elizabeth Bryant “Tootsie” ‘7 like work—it fascinates me. can sit and look at it for hours. Thespian, 4-H Club, Color Guard, Annual Staff 14 Ronald Bryant “Ronnie” Here is another of those seldom speaking boys.” Brenda Burgess “Bee Bee” ‘7 can resist anything but temp- tation.” Pep Club. Game Club, Jr. Play Joe Calacino Buddy” Don’t cry girls —there’s enough of me for everybody.” FFA Danny Calvert “D. C.” “ You are sure to have fun when he’s around.” Football (Captain), Student Council, NHS, Basketball. Baseball, Track Arthur Carr “Tutor” ‘‘Quiet, but wait until you get to know him.” National Honor Society Keith Carr “Pete” “If worry be the cause of death, then I shall live forever.” Jr. Play, Sportsman’s Club 15 Roger Carter “Granny” “There is a great deal of deviltry beneath this mild character.” Wilma Gay Catlett “Gaydor” A little nonsense now and then never hurt anyone.” Head Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Thespians Katherine Cheek “Kathy” ‘7 speak for myself.” Thespians, Know Your State Govern- ment Day, Majorette, NHS Cinda Clark “Cindy” “A man is always better than a book.” Pep Club, Game Club Robert Cochran “Bobby” “Darned if the girls can do with- out me!” Jr. Play. Thespians Larry Cole “Larry” “They say he doesn’t care much for school, but likes co-educa- tion.” Annual Staff 16 Janice Copley Knucklehead” “A little lass with a winning smile.” Susie Cox “Susie-Q” ‘‘Girls like her make the world go ’round.” Band, Head Majorette, Jr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y. Band Council Member, Homeroom Officer William Crews Bill” “I know a lot but I can’t think of it.” Lloyd Crook “Quillie” “Why take life seriously, you never get out of it alive. Archery Club, Band 17 Harold Curtis “Harold” “A fellow doesn't have to talk constantly to he well liked.’’ Ralph Darlington “Ralphie” “Study is a dreary thing, so I don't do it.” Anna Deck “Louie” “It’s a woman's privilege to talk as much as she pleases.” Band Judy Dillion “Judy” “Take care of the present, the future is yet to come.” Charles Dorsey “Charlie” “A rare good fellow that every- one likes.” Ralph Eagle “Beagle” “Did you ever meet a genius? Well—I’m always willing to make new friends. 18 Dennis Elliott “Denny” A true pal, a good sport; in fact an all-around good fellow.” Football, Baseball, Panorama Staff, Varsity Club Douglas Elliott “Doug” “Greater men may have lived but I doubt it. Football, basketball, baseball, Varsity Club, Panorama Staff Donald Epperly “Donnie “Don't look for trouble, it will find you soon enough.” Wrestling, Annual Staff Paul Epperly Pete” He who does not love wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long. Wrestling, Annual Staff Ruth Epperly Rufus” “Jolly and clever, and full of fun, she is a favorite with everyone. National Honor Society Charles Farley “Charlie” He is quiet and shy but a real nice guy. 19 Janice Farley “Janice” Living and learning—what more can do.’’ Francis Fink Rat Fink She looks for the best in every- thing and thinks the best of every- one. NHS. Student Council Linda Forinash “Goosie” “A ring on the finger is better than two on the phone. Robert Freeman “Butch” “Someday he will surprise us all. Football, Basketball Robert French “Bobby” “T’is a great plague to be too handsome a man.” Baseball Mary Furrow “Marial” “Her sweetness is becoming.” Pep Club Karen Goldie “Corney If silence is golden, she’d he flat broke.” James Grabowski “Jim” A rare good fellow that every- one likes. Music Appreciation Club, Library Aide Joseph Grabowski “Joe” “ Work and are strangers. Varsity and Lctterman Club, Football, Basketball Rita Gravely “Cubby” Little people are to he loved and hig people are to he admired—gee. I'm glad I'm little. NHS, Annual Staff. Panorama Staff. FTA, Usher at Graduation. Quill and Scroll Vivian Gravely “Viv” “Nature designed as to he of good cheer. Student Council, Student Librar- ian Donald Green “Donnie” Whatever the situation, he is never speechless. 21 Douglas Green “Doug” “To him the world looks hopeful and bright.” Sandra Green “Sandy” As merry as the day is long.’ Carolyn Griffith “Carolyn” A happy-go- lucky gal.” Charlotte Griffith Charley “Forget and be happy; don’t remember and be sad.” Thespians, FHA, Annual Staff Harold Griffith “Hawker “Stop crying girls, there isn't enough of me for everybody.” Margaret Griffith “Margo” Blonds are manufactured, but red hair comes naturally.” Thespians, NHS, 4-H Club, Quill and Scroll, Editor of Panorama 22 Ronald Griffith “Punk” Lead me not into temptation but show me the way and I’ll break my neck trying to find it. Darrell Hall “Hall” “A quiet guy who always comes through. Daisy Harvey “Dazzle” When parties interfere with work—quit work.” Band, Majorette, Jr. Play, FHA. Pep Club James Harvey “Jimbo” “Studying interferes too much with the course of love. Norma Harvey “Normie” A gracious manner and win- ning smile. Annual Staff Susanna Harvey “Susie” Sincerity is a rare virtue. Thespians, NHS, Secretary of Homeroom 23 Ross Houchins “Little Ross” There’s a good lime coming.” Bill Hylton “Satch “Some men are great, and I have just as good a chance as they have.” Sue Johnson “Susie” “Her smile is a friendly smile.” FHA Linda Jones “Jonsey” “Sweet, polite, and a treat to meet.” NHS, Quill Scroll. FTA, Panorama Staff Robert Kauff “Gomer” “Every court must have a jester, even schools have those who pester.” Football, Track Brentford Kendrick “Lee” “The man who succeeds is the man who deserves to succeed.” NHS, Thespians, Spanish Club, Key Club. Know Your State Gov- ernment Day, Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest 2-Year, Win- ner in W. Va. Emancipation Pro- clamation Oratory Contest 24 Kathleen Kuhn “Kathy” “A smile for all, a frown for none.” Roy Kuhn “Big John” “Every man stamps his value on himself.” Football Letterman, Football, Track Linda Lamb “Leo” “Friendliness is a priceless gift.” NHS, 4-H Club, Game Club, Spanish Club Claudia Lambert “Pinky” “Beauty and brains can open many a door.” NHS, Thespians, Student Council, Spanish Club, Jr. Attendant to May Court, Girls State Delegate Jimmy Lester “Jim” “An all around good fellow.” Brenda Lilly “Cassey” “The world is bright and a happy place if you think it is.” FHA 25 Dallas Lilly “Mason” “Friendliness is his good deed for everyday.” Dawna Lilly “Dee” “Full of life, full of fun, she is a friend to everyone. Thespians, Majorette, Jr. Attend- ant to May Court Lannie Lilly “Lann” Men of few words are the best of men.” Larry Lilly “Crash Lilly” “Take every- body's advice; then do as you please. Model Airplane Club, Bow Arrow Club, Wrestling Linda Lilly “Mitiz” Silence is a virtue of the wise.” Pep Club, Spanish Club, Physical Fitness Award Marion Lilly “Marion” “A man’s worth is measured by his actions, not his words.” 26 r Neta Lilly “Cop” “There is nothing better than to enjoy life.” Panorama Staff, FTA, Quill Scroll, Thespians Robert Lilly “Speedy” “Small, bat nice. Ronnie D. Lilly “Little Moron” ‘7 am what I am and so shall I be. NHS, Student Council Ronnie Lee Lilly “Ronnie” “Happy am I, from care I’m free. Why aren’t they all contented like me.” Helen Long “Shorty” “All smiles.” Mildred Lusk “Mil Mil” “Gentle, genuine, and generous. Jr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y 27 Jane Lynch “Janie” “Sincere and friendly to all.” Larry Mann “Smokey” “Studying interferes so much with the regular course of school.” President of Homeroom Linda Mann “Lynn” “So young, so fun, so good without effort.” Senior Class Secretary, Annual Staff, Thespians, Jr. Attendant to May Court, Miss Spring Sweetheart Shelia Martin “Cracker” “Never think of the future-, it comes soon enough.” Pep Club. Game Club Jody Mays “Wilbur “A live wire that is sometimes shocking. Vice-President of Homeroom George McBride “Junior” ‘7 never study, I might get brain fever.” 28 Kenneth McBride “Rcb” More people like “Reb” will make this world a belter place.” FFA, Science Club, Sportsman Club Pat McLaughlin “Pat” He pet’s a great deal, out of life. Carson Meade “Henry” “For the years have spent in class, I can now be a farmer.” FFA, Wrestling Ronnie Meadows “Runt” ‘‘One hour to study— twenty to sleep —three to eat.” Wrestling, T rack. Archery Club, Model Aircraft Club Roy Meadows “Roy” “He is going his way. Football Sherian Meadows “Sherry” “You’re sure to have fun when she’s around.” t 29 Jay T. Mitchell “Jay” Your hero should always he tall dark, and handsome.” FFA. Wrestling. Track, Baseball Alan Moore “Mumbles” “A kind heart wins many.” Wrestling Roger Moore “Moo” “Work and I are no longer friends.” Wrestling George Morgan “Georgie Boy” A fellow doesn't have to talk constantly to be well liked.” Band, Dance Band Robert Moss “Bob” Mischievous is putting it mild- ly.” Judith Mullins “Judy” “A cheerful temper, knowledge, delightful, and good natured. Band, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Keyettes, Annual Staff 30 Ray Nixon “Ray” “I've found the key to success.’’ FFA. Star Farmer, State Farmer, Star Greenhand, Southern Fed- eration V.P. Vickie Noor “Heifer” “Winning is her way and plea- sant is her smile.” Keyette, Tri-Hi-Y, Thespians, Band, Marjorctte, Student Coun- cil, Jr. Play, Homeroom Officer Gary Okes “Gary” “The nicest guy you will ever meet. Judith Pack “Judy” “A nice girl we’re glad to know.” FTA William Pennington “Mack” “Care and I have never met.” State Fair winner in the wood- work department Thespians, NHS, Band, Annual Staff, Key Club James Pack “Jimmy” ‘7 like the man who faces what he must.” Susan Pettry “Chester” “Full of pep, full of fun, she is liked hy everyone.” Cheerleader, Pep Club, Jr. Play, Thespians, Attendant to Miss Tiger for 3 Years, Jr. Attendant to May Ouecn John Poe “Bobby” “Many people look up to him— they have to, he’s tall.” Key Club, Football, Thespians, Basketball. Track Judy Quescnberry “Judy” With a smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eyes.” Annual Staff, Panorama Staff, Received Junior and Chapter Awards in FHA Quill Scroll, Secretary 12-E Linda Ragland “Lou Lou” “She has a friendly way and the will to do.” FHA Frank Rakes “George” “I know a lot, hut I can't think of it.” Eugene Ransom “Gene” “There is a time to be silent and a time to speak.” NHS 32 Eyvonna Ransom “Tomboy Donnie” “Small; but important. Barbara Richmond Barb” “Her friendship is true in every sense. NHS, Student Council, Honor Letter, Usher at Graduation Glennis Richmond “Glenn” “For he’s a jolly good fellow. Janet Richmond “Shorty” “Small and quiet. Kenneth Richmond “Ken” Let me enjoy life while I live.” Sandra Richmond “Lofty” “Twelve years and now free- dom. FTA, Artist in Centennial Pro- gram 33 Scott Richmond “Scottie” “He is truly a swell guy and an asset to Shady High.” FFA, President of Homeroom, Wrestling, Star Poultry Farmer of FFA William Richmond “Billy” “He is one who knows more than he says. Opal Rider “Wimpis” “Friendly and gay, and happy all day.” Trisha Seco “Sego” “Brown eyes and a charming smile, she certainly is a Miss Worth- while.” Band, Majorette Patricia Shrewsberry “Twitchit” “Silence is golden, but who likes gold.” Pep Club, Game Club, Usher at Jr. Play Pat Shrewsbury “Rat” Not just another brunette- she’s different.” 34 Dale Simmons “Vernon” I’m not lazy; I was just born tired and suffered a relapse. Rosa Sizemore “Sissy” A real sweet lass who smiles al- ways.” Alan Skelton “Little Al” Heroes aren’t always dark; sometimes they’re just tall and handsome. NHS. Student Council, Basket- ball. Football, Baseball, Track Mike Slade Mike” “A ll great men are dying, and I don’t feel well myself. Senior Class President, Bas- ketball, Track Jo Ann Smith “Queenie” The world’s a bright happy place if you think it is.” Jr. Play, Pep Club, Game Club, FHA Linda Smith Sue” True to herself, true to her friends, is her duty always.” Band, FHA, 4-H Club 35 Curtis Staton “Gertrude Smart as well as talented.’’ Band, NHS, Thespians, President of Band Council Jack Stewart “Spaniard In order to have friends, one must be friendly. Band, Dance Band Douglas Stump “Doug” He leans not on others, but on himself. Eugene Stump “Gene” He needs no instructions. 36 i James St. Clair “James” It's best to be a listener. Wrestling Shaler Tate “Buddy” “Ladies, I'm your man.” Jerry Taylor “Jerry” If at first you don’t succeed, give up.” Alan Thomas “Alan” You name it. I’ll do it. Robert Thomas “Jug “Carefree and easygoing. Jr. Play, Drivers Safety Club, Model Aircraft Club Timothy Thompson “Tim” “Hitch your wagon on to a star; just be sure it isn’t a falling star.” 37 Barbara Underwood “Barbie Ann” “Oh, the mysteries of thy mind.” FTA, Cheerleader Patricia Underwood “Harry” “Let the world go my way, and I II follow.” Ardith Waddell “Archicth” A perfect woman, nobly planned; to warm, to comfort, and command.” FHA, Annual Staff Chesley Walker “Pat” “He who likes wine, women, and song will not be a fool.” Annual Staff, Game Club Harold Ward “Junior” My only regret is that I have only one life to live.” Football, Basketball Patrick Ward “Perk” “For my friends, I will do my best.” 38 Sandra Wilburn “Red” Friends are easy to find.” Walter Wills “Chubby Checker” “Charles Atlas has nothing on this lad.” Football, Wrestling, Key Club Kenneth Wood “Cisco” “Life is far too importan t a thing even to talk seriously about.” Lois Wood “Woodie” 'Symbolic of a successful strug- gle.” N H S , Student Council, Pano- rama Staff, Re- ceived 3 Honor Letters To the seniors 1 would like to extend my heartiest congratula- tions for achieving a goal that sometimes might have looked un- attainable. You have reached the point where adulthood really begins. As seniors you have accomplished a great reservoir of know- ledge which must be added to in the years ahead. Best wishes to each member of the Class of 1965. Principal, A. W. Jackson 39 CLASS HISTORY SEPTEMBER, 1961 we the class of 1965 began our first climb up Mt. Shady Spring. Leading us mountaineers were Meryl Kiser, President; Susan Pettry, Vice-President; Elaine Lilly, Secretary; Mike Slade, Treasurer. The mountain principal was Mr. A. W. Jackson, who proved he could climb along with the best of them. Social activities began in the mountains with our homecoming game. Our Attendant to “Miss Tiger” was Susan Pettry. Ascending higher Curtis Staton was selected to attend All State Band. Dressed up in our Sunday go-to-meetin’ clothes we all gathered to see who of us would be able to continue our climb. With this we made camp. SECOND CLIMB In SEPTEMBER, 1962 we undertook our second climb. Leading us for our second climb were Meryl Kiser, President; Susan Pettry, Vice-Presi- dent; Mike Slade, Secretary; Mary Alderman, Treasurer. Susan Pettry again reigned as our attendant to Miss Tiger.” Our wrestling squad brought fame to our climb by winning the Regional Wrestling Championship and then going even further by winning the State Championship. THIRD CLIMB AUGUST, 1963 the class again began the long climb. Bob Cochran was chosen President; Alan Skelton, Vice-President; Mary Alderman. Secre- tary; Mike Slade, Treasurer. Susan Pettry again was chosen attendant to Miss Tiger” at our homecoming game. Our Junior Play Good Night Ladies” was a big success. With actors Bob Cochran, Robert Thomas, and Susie Cox portraying the main char- acters. Our wrestlers again won the regional champion- ship and the state championship. Everyone says that in the spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, but ours turned to the Prom; with “Fantasy of the Sea,” as the theme. FOURTH CLIMB STARTING OUR FOURTH CLIMB September, 1964 and knowing that this would be our last, we wanted to make it the best ever and who could make it better than our President, Mike Slade; Vice-President, Alan Skelton, Secretary, Linda Mann; Treasurer, Dawna Lilly. Co-captains of our football team were Danny Calvert and Alan Skelton. Our football season was a success with our being titled Raleigh County Co-Champions. Highlighting the season was the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Gay Catlett; and Miss Spring, Mary Alderman. Another attraction was Donnie Eppcrly winning the regional wrestling championship and going on to the state meet. May Court attendants were Susie Cox, Dawna Lilly, Claudia Lambert, Linda Mann, Susan Pet- try, and Linda Jones. Alan Skelton captained our basketball teams through the year. Our beautiful prom will always be in our hearts, and the other various dances. Looming before us was another mountain called Mt. Future. One road lends to Success; the other to 'Failure. It was up to us which road we would take. We pray that God will shed His richest blessings upon each and every member of THE CLASS OF 1965! 40 Farnus Literatur By Unfamus Riters Bone Crushing in 10 Easy Lessons Shyness Pays -.......... From Golfer To Caddy Success with Teachers........... “Chickens” and How to Pick Them The Art of Raising Pigs It’s a Womens Priviledge Learn To Stick to Your Diet The Gift of Gab ........................ The Adventures of Goldiclocks The Care of Long Flowing Hair Tips for Your Figure The Art of Choking Confessions of a Modern Cassanova Jailhouse Rock ................................ I Put Ten Men Behind Bars Marked Cards The Proper Grip for Milking Cows Autumn Leaves Are Falling The Advantages of Kidnaping The Haunted House............... .............. Bird Watcher’s Almanac ................. Birds Of Prey............... How to Make Biscuits Grandaddy Longlegs______________ __________________ Adventures with Unknown Words Works of a Hay-bailer________________ ... Lets Do the Monkey__________ Strolling Alone ............ The Falling of a Tree .......... Lovelifc of a Foreigner ___________________________ Advantages of Sheep Shearing Your Receeding Hairline ________ Land of Plenty Advantages of an Auto___________ Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend Be Kind to Animals .................................. Charles Farley Doug Elliot Butch Freeman Danny Ward Janice Copley Janie Anderson Neta Lilly Dennis Elliot Charlotte Griffith Karen Goldie Bill Crews Walter Wills Robert Kauff Donnie Epperly Lloyd Crook Francis “Rat” Fink Anna Deck Linda Mann George Rakes Eugene Ransom ______Alan Skelton “Hawker” Griffith Ralph Eagle Ardith Waddell --------Bobby Poe Ralph Darlington Carson Meade Jody Mays Pat Walker ..Doug Stump Bobby French Linda Lamb Jackie Baldwin Alan Moore -------Arthur Carr ----Rosa Sizemore Roy Kuhn 41 HONOR GRADUATES Frances Fink Ronnie Lilly Gary Okes Kathy Cheek Mary Alderman 3.61 3.55 3.55 3.47 3.40 Danny Calvert Alan Skelton Eugene Ransom Rexanne Bennett 3.31 3.31 3.29 3.24 Merit Diploma: Barbara Richmond 3.10 Linda Jones 3.16 Margaret Griffith 3.09 Jackie Baldwin 3.13 Henry Breeden 3.03 Scott Richmond 3.12 Rita Gravely 3.03 42 43 SENIOR I, Rachel Adkins, will my seat in Sociology to my cousin Ruth Adkins. I, Mary Alderman, will Linda Johnson my shorthand ability in hopes that she passes the course with the help of an understanding Mrs. Cantabcry. I. Janie Anderson, will my position as Senior attendant to Miss Tiger to Carma McCormick. I. Karen Anderson, will myself to Roger forever, ever, and ever. I, David Bair, will my will to anyone who is willing to accept it. I, Jackie Baldwin, will my position as typist on the An- nual Staff to Faye Cooper. I, Neddie Bennett, will all my fun, happiness, and sor- rows to my brother. Burl, since he will be a freshman next year. I. Rexanne Bennett, will my part as the second witch in Macbeth to Hilda Shrewsbury and the honor of being attendant to FHA Sweetheart to Mary Belle Maddy. I, JoAnn Bibb, will my seat in Sociology to Clayton Plumley. I hope that he enjoys it as much as 1 did. I. George Bragg, will all the good and bad times I have had at Shady to anyone who thinks they will enjoy them. I, Jean Bragg, will my seat in World Geography to my brother or to anyone who can pass the class. I, Tim Bright, will my ability to keep oiy head up and get good tackles to Jack Richmond and Harold Meador. I, James Brogan, will my seat in English to anyone who is willing to have it. I, Nancy Brooks, will my ability to talk to boys to my sister Liz. I. Elizabeth Bryant, will my position as color guard to Doug Miller. I, Brenda Burgess, do will and bequeath my No. 16 typewriter to my sister Linda, and hope that she is more successful at hunting and pecking than I was. I, Joe Calacino Jr., of sound mind, will all my girl friends and my best typewriter (which isn’t much) to my two brothers, Toney and Bobby. I, Danny Calvert, being of unsound mind and broken body, do hereby will to Jeff Robinson the trials and tribulations of trying to be an all-around athlete and student. I, Arthur Carr, will my outstanding abilities in bowling and horse shoe pitching to Kay Wilcox. I, Roger Carter, will my literature book to anyone who can read it. I, Gay Catlett, will my ability to get along with people to my sister who needs it. Good luck “Boots. I, Cinda Clark, will all my “puppy loves” and good times in World History to my little sister Mary. I, Bobby French, will nothing to anybody because if I had anything to will I would take it with me. I, Bobby Cochran, will my future to Daisy Harvey. I, Karen Goldie, will my dimples and smile to Shelia Ferguson. I, Janice Farley, will my four years at Shady High to my brother, Larry and I hope that he enjoys them as much as I have. I. Janice Copley, will my seat in Sociology to my broth- er, Steve, in hopes that he isn't as easily embarrassed. I. Linda Forinash, will my ability to tell lies to my brother. Johnny, and hope he gets by with it more than I did. I, Ralph Eagle, will my front row seat in English class to my brother, John, and hope that he will pass with flying colors. I, Judy Dillon, will my ability to stay awake in my 8:00 class to my sister, Jeannie. I, Charles Dorsey, will my back seat on the Vocational Bus and my ability to fail American History to Anthony Lilly. I, Anna Deck, will my ability to skip class to my broth- er. Ralph, and hope he uses it more wisely than I did. I, Ralph Darlington, will my blue eyes to Darla Ford. I, Robert Freeman, will my worn out typewriter to my sister, Linda, and hope she can learn to type better with it. I, Sandra Cole, will my seat in English to anyone who thinks they can tolerate Shakespeare. I, Ruth Eppcrly. will my brothers. Mason and Donald to anyone who can put up with them. I, Susie Cox, do unwillingly will my whistle to Gay Wil- liams, my baton to Linda Redden, my gold uniform to Sandy Wills, and my white gloves to Jean Meadows with high hopes that you four girls are still friends when you graduate. I, Paul Eppcrly, will a long playing rpm record of “All Right Now , “Let’s Get Quiet,” “You Go Back to Your Class. and So On to Mrs. Cole”. I. Doug Elliott, will my football jersey, number 31, to Paul Adomas, and my sweaty socks and T-shirts to the incinerator. I, Francis Fink, will my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time and the right thing at the wrong time to any student who is planning to take Spanish next year. I, Mary Furrow, will my ability to sew crooked seams in Home Ec. to Malissa Bare. 1, Daisy Harvey, will my future to Bobby Cochran. I, Brentford Kendrick, will my typewriter to Mary Belle Maddy. I, Myra Johnson, will my unique ability to be utterly confused in Geometry to Lester Halstead. 1, Linda Lamb, will my desk over a weak spot in the floor, in the Spanish room to anyone who is not afraid of falling through when Mr. Woodrum walks by. I, Norma Harvey, will my seat in Sociology to my sister, Betty. I, Margaret Griffith, will my sunny disposition to Susie Ennis, so she can save for a rainy day. I, Rita Gravely being of sound mind (?) and being a considerate person, do will to the janitors the rock ’n roll tables in the typing room for firewood on cold winter mornings. I, Jimmy Harvey, will all the things 1 learned at Shady to anyone who can use them. I have no further use for them. I, Bill Hylton, will my bag of Union Workman to David Ragland. I, Linda Jones, will my ability to keep everyone com- pletely fooled about everything I do to my “Sister” JoAnn Hicks. I, Roy Kuhn, will my football uniform, Coach Harper, and the good times at Shady, to Richard Pate, for he will need them. I, Kathleen Kuhn, will my twelfth grade books to Janet Canady and Ruth Duff. I, Claudia Lambert, do sincerely will to Danny and all my departing senior friends this prayer: “May the Good Lord watch between me and thee while we are absent one from another.” I, Charlotte Griffith, will my respect and admiration for Mrs. Collins to all future Juniors who are lucky enough to have her. I, Susanna Harvey, will my position as Hall “Monster” at 10 o’clock to anyone who enjoys talking to himself. I, Ronald Griffith, will all my ambitions to any under- classmen who wants them. I, Jim Grabowski, will my problems to anybody who can stand them. I, Joe Grabowski, being of sound mind and having con- trol of my senses, do hereby will my linebacker position in football to Linda Russell Boggs in hoping she can catch more passes then I did. I, Robert Kauff, will my seat and my good grades to my sister Linda, and my ability to take out a different girl each week to Larry Gross. I, Linda Mann, will my position as Junior Attendant on 44 CLASS WILLS the May Court to any Junior girl that is as lucky as I was. and my nervous condition in Speech class to anyone who will take it. I, Jody Mays, will nothing to nobody at Shady because I have nothing. I, Helen Long, will my seat in Sociology to Doris Hiompson and hope she has as much fun as I did. I, Larry Mann, will my ability to get out of classes to Letha Lilly. 1, Ronnie Meadow, will my track shoes to John Pate. I, Roy Meadows, will my misbehavior to my little brother who is a freshman this year. I, Mason Lilly, will my extra razor blades to anyone who needs them. I, Shelia Martin, will my position as errand girl at 12:30 for Mr. Jackson to anyone who wants the job. I, Linda Lilly, will my position as librarian at 9:00 to Phyllis Lilly. I, Sherian Meadows, will my good years at Shady to my brother Jimmy and my seat on Mr. Adkin s bus to Lois Adkins and JoAnn Hicks. I. Brenda Lilly, will my high school classes to my broth- er. Steve. 1, Robert Lilly, will my scat on the vocational bus to Anthony Lilly. I. Carson Meade, will my ability to stay in trouble with Mr. Ritch to Hershall Smith, and my ability to go to the office at least once a week to Donna Shaffer. I, Neta Lilly, will my ability to talk my way out of dif- ficult situations to anyone that needs it on the spur of the moment. I, George McBride, will my locker to anybody. I. Mildred Lusk, will my ability to anyone who is en- gaged to become flustrated in Sociology with Mr. Wil- liams. I. Roger Moore, will my ability in shop to Mr. Ritch. I, Larry Lilly, will my class ring to Delma Wood and hope that she will keep it forever. I, Kenneth McBride being of sound mind do will my grades in senior English to anyone unfortunate enough to get them and my place on the annual staff to my brothers. I, Dawna Lilly, hereby will and bequeath my position as co-captain and 1st solo flute to Sandy Wills, and my ability to get into meanness to Sandy Noel, not that she needs it. I, Ray Nixon, will my position as hall monitor in the gym to anyone who can put up with Mr. Woodrum. I, Scottie Richmond, will my Presidency in FFA to Yvonne Jenkins with hopes that she will become a future farmer. I, William Pennington, will my seat on the vocational bus to anyone that has the misfortune to get it. I, Linda Ragland, will mv ability to get along with all my teachers, and all my fellow students to my brother, David. I, Sandra Richmond, will my ability to get in and out of trouble to Johnny Brogan and Michael Mills, and hope they have as much fun as I did. I, Opal Rider, will my typewriter in Typing II to anyone who wants it. I, Judy Quesenberry. will my position on the Annual Staff to Margaret Mills. I, Vicki Noor. do willingly will my position as majorette to Fred Pierce because I feel he would draw more atten- tion than I did. I, Glennis Richmond, will my seat in English to Danny Elkins. I, Elaine Seco. will my four troublesome years at Shady to anyone who likes trouble. I, Eyvonna Ransom, will my ability to go to Shady a young lady and come out three years later an old maid to anyone who cares to try the same. I, Kenneth Richmond, will my worn out typewriter to Leslie Bennett. I. Janet Richmond, will my Sociology class to anyone who doesn’t blush easily. I, Barbara Richmond, will my position as Hall “Mon- ster” to anyone who likes to be mean. I, Susan Pettry, will my typewriter to some lucky person who has a table to put it on. I. James Pack, will anything I have and don't need to anyone who needs it and doesn’t have it. I, Judy Pack, will my years at Shady to all underclass- men, and my senior year to Lillian Chapman. I. George Morgan, will 19 Lana Hicks my ability to stay in trouble and my position as head drummer to Tony Calacino. I, Gary Okes, will my baritone horn to Ricky Nugen, and hope he learns to play it better than his trumpet. I, Eugene Ransom, will my seat beside the radiator in Bookkeeping to anyone who is cold. I, Patricia Shrewsbcrry, will my beautiful blue eyes to anyone who is tired of their brown ones. I. James St. Clair, will my place on the wrestling team to Richard Meadows. I, Pat Underwood, will my ability to lie to my sister. Sherry, when she gets in trouble with Mr. Jackson. I, Linda Smith, will my good times at Bristol with the band to Barbara Maxey, and I hope she gets in bed early next year. I, Danny Ward, will my seat on the vocational bus to anyone who is crazy enough to ride it. I, Shaler Tate, will my 8:00 tardy excuses to Steave Shockney in hopes that he won’t miss the roll call. I, Junior Ward, do hereby under sound mind will my sweaty football socks, smelly T-shirts, and the little corner in the dressing room to “Rughead” Meador and “Flunky” Richmond. I, Ardith Waddell, will my ability to write Shorthand to Tommy Bucklin and hope he can use it. I, Lois Wood, will my sister Margie to Mr. Gross as a biology specimen for dissecting. I, Patricia Shrewsberry, will my ability to be sneaky to my brother Roy and hope he gets by with it as much as I did. I, Walter Wills, will my position as tackle to Danny Lykins. I, Robert Thomas, will my position to get into trouble to John Smith and Jeff Allen because if I don’t someone else will. I. Kenneth Wood, will my naughty disposition on the vocational bus to Richard Burgess. I, Barbara Underwood, do will my blue eyes to Winifred Bucy, my seat in study hall to my gossip buddy Darla Ford, and myself to a red 60 Galaxie. I. Sandra Wilburn, will my ability to keep my big mouth shut in science class to John Brogan. I, Dale Simmons, will my great honors, which are none, also my ability to do nothing to Mike Lyttle and Richard Burgess, who do nothing. I, Gloria Stacy, will Janie Lilly my seat in Transcription next year. I. Jack Stewart, will my high school years to my sister Sandra and hope she has as much fun as I have. I, Curtis Staton, will my slide rule and seat in Trig and Physics class to some dumb junior. I, Mike Slade, will my copy of How to Collect Social Security While Attending High School to Dale Mead- ows, and my Phys. Ed. trunks to Becky Nugen. I, Alan Skelton, will the trench around the gym floor to Coach Chandler and my reasoning ability to Mrs. Collins. I. Rosa Sizemore, will Jane Foley my seat in Sociology next year, and hope she enjoys it. I, Bobby Poe, will my position as center on the basket- ball team to Danny Lykins. 45 MOST POPULAR Mary Alderman Mike Slade HOLLAR BEST DRESSED Elizabeth Bryant Alan Skelton BEST STUDENTS Claudia Lambert Curtis Staton TYPICAL SENIORS Alan Skelton Mary Alderman MOST TALENTED Curtis Staton Vickie Noor OF FAME BEST PERSONALITY Mike Slade Mary Alderman WITTIEST Gay Catlett Mike Slade BEST PALS Cathy Check Rcxanne Bennett 47 “First Cousins” Eddie Lilly Margaret Hale Loretta Lilly Danny Almond Junior Class 48 Officers Glenda Adkins Jean Adkins Ruth Adkins Homer Alderman Danny Almond Anthony Archie Betty Adkins Carolyn Bair Drema Baker Sharon Baldwin Elizabeth Ballard Leslie Bennett Mary Bowling Carol Bragg Jeanette Bragg Raymond Bragg Cecil Bryant Winifred Bucy Diana Burrus Tony Calicano 49 Roger Callahan Gayle Campbell Gerlene Carr Wanda Caudill Margaret Clark Martha Clark Cheryl Coalson Elizabeth Cochran Bill Collins Charles Collins Dale Collins Sandra Conner Faye Cooper Margaret Cooper Shelby Cooper Sandra Copenhaver Deloris Crook Normeth Crook Raymond Davis Sherry Della Mea 50 51 Jeanie Dillion Naomi Duff John Eagle Danny Elkins Mason Epporly Roger Erwin Betty Farley Lana Farley Ray Farley Shelia Ferguson Jane Foley Darla Ford Gary Ford Larry Ford John Furrow Mike Goodwin Arland Griffith David Griffith Melissa Griffith Larry Gross 52 Margaret Hale Cleo Hargis Brenda Harvey Edward Hatcher Mary Hatcher Linda Hailett JoAnn Hicks Betty Hornsby Rodanna Huffman Wanda Johnson Gary Jones Linda Kauff Patty Kountz Anthony Lilly Eddie Lilly Jane Lilly Josiah Lilly Linda Lilly Lois Lilly Loretta Lilly Loucinda Lilly Phyllis Lilly Thelma Lilly Janet Lovell Bill Lowery Edith Lucas Rosa Lucas Mary Bell Maddy Erma Mann Nancy Martin Harold Marshall John Massie Barbara Maxey Janet McBride Jerry McCutcheon Harold Meador � ♦ ♦ ♦♦•!� Patricia Meador Richard Meadows Sharon Meadows Jack Miles 53 Janico Miller JoAnn Mill Martha Mill Sandra Moore John Morrison Steve Mullins Linda Okes Jerry O'Neal Sandra O'Neal Richard Pate Fred Pierce James Pierce Patricia Plummer Penny Powers Donald Price Robert Radford Danny Ransom Danny Reed Linda Redden Paul Redden 54 David Richmond Danny Richmond Jack Richmond Wayno Riley Daniel Robertson John Rote Lora Rose Loretta Rose Paulett Settle Donna Shaffer Hilda Shrewsbury Lena Shrewsbury Linda Shrewsbury Rodney Shrewsbury Janet Shuck Betty Skaggs Judy Skelton Gary Smith Hershell Smith William Smith 55 Catherine Taylor Sue Taylor Oenna Thomas Jane Thurman Nancy Vines Steve Walker Vivian Wickline Kay Wilcox c Will a Wills Brenda Withrow Delma Wood Floyd Worley 56 NOW r THEN 57 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 58 “These hall passes will get you anywhere.’’ “There’s something about a camera that fascinates us.” Everybody knows you can’t get a Coke out of a 7-up machine.” 59 'Is that bell stuck?” “The line-up.” Third Cousins Jeff Robinson Linda Johnson Yvonne Jenkins Doug Jarrell Sophomore Class Officers 60 Paul Adamos Alica Adkins Franklin Adkins Lawis Adkins David Akers Photo Not Available Danny Belcher Charles Bannatt Leon Applegate Roger Bailey Ronald Bailey Linda Boggs Drama Bone Cosby Bowling 61 Archie Burgess Linde Burgess Michael Burgess Thomas Bucklin Martin Buroughs James Byrge Jeannette Chapman Donna Goodwin i Mary Cooke Randy Cox Deborah Crook 62 Photo Not Available Richard Burgess Richard Currence Otuce Huffman Donald Epperly Katherine Hall Robert Furrow Mary Griffith Lester Halstead Jimmy Eggleston Barbara Harvey Betty Harvey 63 Yvonne Jenkins Donne Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Joan Johnson Linda Johnson Susanna Johnson Bill King Paul Lambert David Lewis Archie Lilly Barry Lilly Clayton Lilly Dewey Lilly Linda Lilly Douglas Jarrell Ronnie Kuhn Judy Lilly 64 Lionel Lilly Wilton Lilly David Lusk Danny Meador Sue Mann Paul Matherly Johnny Meador Robert Meador Carol McMillion Jean Meadows Loretta Meadows Mary Meadows Merle Meadows Joseph Mills 65 Margaret Mills Rebecca Nugen Clayton Plumley £ Roger Mitchem Robert Moorefield James Olces Janet Pack Rodney Noel Brenda Pack Thomas Pugh Nancy Prewitt Betty Mooney Tommy Osburne Josephine Pennington Ruth Prewitt Carl Mooney George Pittman Robert Noel Elizabeth Mooney Carolyn Pack David Ragland 66 Brenda Ransom Linda Redden Charles Rice James Richardson Larry Richardson Jerry Richmond Phyllis Richmond Robert Richmond Roger Richmond Virginia Richmond Jeff Robinson Pamela Rose Thomas Saunders Kenneth Scott Larry Scott Jerry Setliff Phyllis Sherwood Steven Shockney Nora Shrewsberry Shelia Shrewsberry Jackie Smith 67 Charles Taylor Janie Taylor Howard Thomas Gary Thompson Doris Thompson Mike Tolliver Walter Treadway Sherry Underwood Steve Waddell Linda Walker Thomas Ward Danny Wethington Sharon Wethington Geretha Wickline James Wiley Carol Williams 68 Sandra Wood Dillard Worley James Worley William Worley Doug Miller Ginny Peck Gary Richmond Carol Mabes 69 Third Cousins; Twicet’ Removed Jim Hurley, Sandy Noel, Geneva Cox, Johnny Forinash Freshmen Class Officers 70 9-A Sponsor, Mrs. Bonds 9-B Sponsor. Mr. Anderson 71 9-C Sponsor, Mr. Richmond 9-D Sponsor, Mrs. Miller 72 «Ct 73 Please!! Please!! Let us win, just one more point. John, Pd rather do it myself! There’s nothing like an unposed picture . . . 74 The windswept look. Let me feed you a line. CLUBS 75 ARTIST VIVIAN GRAVELY ANNUAL The Staff Business Manager Pat Walker Sponsor Loretta Williams 76 STAFF Feature Editors Ardith Waddell Linda Mann Typists Jackie Baldwin Rita Gravely Artists Norma Harvey Gary Okes Photographer Larry Cole Layout Editors Judy Quescnbcrry Neddie Bennett Assistants Elizabeth Bryant Judy Mullins The Annual Staff of 1964-1965 would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and appreciation to Mrs. Williams. We most of all realize that without her Guidance, Hard Work, and Patience, this yearbook would have been almost impossible. Thanks for everything. The Annual Staff 77 )n March 18-19, the annual eigh County Science Fair will held at Soph vill be under Jim Lowry . ervisor, and ett, science i High Schoo finning first i show held Dec dy Spring Hi the Sharret p from Woodtow k 1. featuring Fr Bobby Sharret. to Dawna Lilly and Sandra g frorn CK w4n r rr o mn Pm THE PANORAMA STAFF second period, isu and saw Shady r lead at halftime. The game rem2i fensive battle thro and ( An elementary, junior high, and high school students wishing to do so. These to attend the Regional Science Fair at Concord College, held M ivided into the il Science and and third place an opportunity ►how with David Mc- 'is, and Vic Fitz- solo by Samuel e Jordan doing = Challengers with Ford, and George Phil Shucet, Paul Campeil, the Dixieland Five and mainder of the thi way through the snior back Doug I Ight end for 35 y I larold Meador tool .lan Skelton for nd set the final I Shady got an I jnsive effort from Comin; Mrs. Cole Sponsor Margaret Griffith Editor Neta Lilly Assistant Ken or i i 18-22 Semeste: ules of basketb matt n the sj Doug Elliot Sports Bob Poe, Eddie Clark Assistants a Wirt’ livertoni indra Wi Lois Wood Circulation Judy Quesenberry Assistant ''acuity, Student Council hose December Citizens th ly c latio st f omplete� � r colle n, eir i other a avuy a prouuctive vocation, in competiton wth th osen a of their •ecembei r; Mele ne Jenl y Noel, alter, th ind Mrs ig, is a team, a e wrestl nior citi e 15-yea Mrs. Ja g. She r on rirlin r morn. CrwJrorr COOlIC graduates both in and outside West Virginia, early application to the school or employer of your choice nmv resub cr� � v o Lena Clark Business Linda Jones Assistant Id a of a r to •cept sec n on of ed fi pe our mil r sch for i dal a rrage type of productive occupation, iture may depend, to ------ —0. e, on the decisions you make this year. You owe it to your- srlf ,o find on, w)v„ i« .......MX Reporters ht is th s. Elm where s a grat nool am admini h in Ch Residing with a Beckley is Miss Frn She is a graduate of School, and is majo Student Council Sponsor, Mr. Williams National Honor Society Sponsor, Mr. Parker 79 Future Homemakers of America Sponsor, Virginia Bonds 80 Future Farmers of America Sponsor, Autrey Ritch Quill Scroll Sponsor, Mrs. Nora Lee Cole 81 Thespians Sponsor, Sarah Thompson 4-H Sponsor, Kenneth Gross 82 THE HOMECOMING DANCE 84 HALLOWEEN DANCE “We pumpkin eaters, would rather fight than switch!” 85 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Dignified public servants. 86 THE CHRISTMAS SHINDIG enough cokes for tonight. Dancing under the mistletoe can be fun. 87 Our Christmas party is one to remember. VALENTINE HO-DOWN’ “Whoever dreamed this generation could “SWIM out of water!” “You don't really expect me to fall for that line do you?” 88 “With this salesmanship ability, A von could make a million!” MISS SPRING Miss Gay Catlett escorted by Danny Calvert and Ray Nixon MISS TIGER 1964 Homecoming Parade HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS HOMECOMING PARADE FHA Float 93 Annual Staff Float MAY COURT Queen Miss Claudia Lambert Seated: Susan Pettry, Linda Jones, Susie Cox. Claudia Lambert Standing: Linda Mann. Dawna Lilly 94 OF ]%5 JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Lora Rose Margaret Hale Sharon Baldwin Loretta Lilly SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Gaye Williams Linda Burgess Linda Johnson FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Carma McCormick Wylene Shepherd VARIETY SHOW Hillbilly Beatles “Smile, you're on Candid Camera Director—Octavia Miller “Miss America” and her attendants 96 SPORTS 97 TIGERS CO- Alan Skelton Danny Calvert Robert Freeman Harold Meador Charles (Tim) Bright We SHADY SPRING (3-6-1) They 7 Petcrstown 19 7 Princeton 27 13 Sophia 7 0 Stoco 0 21 Trap Hill 6 6 Richwood 31 12 Hinton 32 0 Oak Hill 31 14 Marsh Fork 0 13 Mullens 20 CHAMPIONS 64-65 VARSITY Go get them, TIGERS. I I I A C K R I C II M O N D 100 DANG IT!!! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Co-Captains: Jimmy Hurley—Sterling Lewis 104 Dix Manning Willie Joe Chandler Alfred Harper Mr. Dix Manning is our wrestling coach. He has been coaching wrestling at Shady for seven years, and has had two state championships. Mr. Manning also teaches five math classes. Mr. Willie Joe Chandler, basketball coach and also football coach, has been coaching for five years, three of which were at Shady. He has led the Tigers into two Sectional playoffs and two County League Championships. Mr. Chandler also teaches Physical Education. Mr. Alfred Harper is coaching his fifth year at Shady. He is head football coach and freshmen basketball coach. Mr. Harper also teaches five math classes. 105 Vsp 106 ACTION SHOTS Christmas Dance Band Director, Alan Staton Program 110 Captain: Susie Cox; co-captains: Dawna Lilly, Cathy Cheek; Line: Sandra Wills, Gaye Williams, Jean Meadows, Vickie Noor, Elaine Seco, Linda Redden. Susie Cox MAJORETTES THE CHEER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Linda Johnson, Susan Burgess, Gay Catlett, Sandra O’Neil, Loretta Lilly 112 I N G TIGERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER Charlene Seco Beatrice Redden CHEERLEADERS 113 Special Honors Know Your State Government Representative Mary Muddy, Gary Miles Sponsor—George Parker Miss FTA Neta Lilly All-State Band Gary Okes—Dawna I.illy Engineering Award Ronnie D. Lilly Miss FHA Mary Muddy Voice of Democracy Elks Leadership Award—Most Brentford Kendrick Valuable Student Chosen By Elks Lodge Claudia Lambert 1965 Businesswoman of Tomorrow Chosen By BPW Club Judith Mullins Office Workers Student Librarians Hall Monitors 115 SPRING BOOSTERS Mrs. Mary L. Bowman Ballengee Furniture Co. Mrs. Mary K. Naylor Stellas Beauty Shop Mrs. Juanita Epling Doctor B. M. Lewis Greenbank Motel Doctor Henrietta Kinzcr Davis Food Market Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Cole J. C. Campa, M. D. Mrs. Kcrmit Okes Warden Upholstery Mr. Mrs. Jack Richmond Mr. L. H. Lusk Mr. Mrs. Elwood B. Lilly Mr. Joe Rodriguez, J.P. Mrs. Alex G. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Donald Meadows Son Mr. Mrs. A. Jackson H. C. Kieoger Mr. Mrs. Richard Mann Beaver’s Grocery Mr. Mrs. W. R. Shumate Mom’s Restaurant Mr. H. Jacobs Doctor Farris Mason Anderson Harper’s Texaco Barbara Crotty J. D. Campbell Booker T. Washington Steve Carpenter 117 We did the Mash . . . The Monster Mash . . . I know it’s here somewhere???? You girls take the jewelry store while we take the bank . . . No help wanted; just give me elbow room . . . Now children, once upon a time . . . 118 ADVERTISING 1 19 As our technology becomes more complex and new projects, such as “shooting for the moon”, become realities, more will be demanded of today’s graduates — more knowledge, more skills, more training and greater speciali- zation. COMPLIMENTS OF MI-LADY SKELTON WRECKING COMPANY Formerly Oakwood Auto Service Phones 253-8291 and 253-5521 Old Beckley-Mt. Hope Road — P. O. Box 371 BECKLEY, W. VA. JOHN'S AMOCO Valley Drive Phone 252-5111 BECKLEY, W. VA. APPALACHIAN TIRE PRODUCTS, INC. “Complete Goodyear Service CALLOWAY HEIGHTS Phone Beckley 252-6441 SPRAGUE, WEST VIRGINIA 120 COLONY DRUG 600 Valley Drive BECKLEY, W. VA. 25801 COMPLIMENTS OF BECKLEY INSULATION 252-6272 BY-PASS BECKLEY, W. VA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HARLESS BARBER SHOP PHIL'S DRIVE IN 19-21 BY-PASS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BROUGHTON RAKES HARDWARE BEAVER, W. VA. DAIRY Phone 253-5614 BEST WISHES PARK DRUG 329 Eisenhower Drive OKEY A. MILLS 19-21 By-Pass BECKLEY, W. VA. 252-7811 121 HILLTOP GULF 1 1 3 Harper Road COMPLETE SERVICE Phone 253-9284 MARVIN LILLY DEALER COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. GROCERY SHADY SPRING, W. VA. Phone 253-4317 Nite 252-4317 We Give S H Green Stamps LIBERTY SHOE SHOP Opposite Beckley National Bank Same Location Since 1944 BECKLEY, W. VA. Ask for Rizzi Bros. COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Richard I. Godin OPTOMETRIST 222 Main Street Phone 253-9871 J S TRAILER SALES LARGE SELECTION We Move Mobile Homes Repair Service Parts and Accessories L. L. SKELTON, Manager Call 252-1472 122 COMPLIMENTS OF RAKES MARKET DANIELS, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY COMPLIMENTS OF MYRTLE'S BEAUTY SALON The Complete Store DOWNTOWN BECKLEY DANIELS, WEST VIRGINIA 252-7551 COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Ray's Bait and Tackle Shop Route 19-21 Shady Spring, W. Va. Quality Live Bait, Ice, Tackle, Picnic Supplies Open All Year—Service Any Hour Naptha Stove Fuel—Ready-Mixed Outboard Gas PHONE BECKLEY 252-1751 Home of Ray's Select Fish Worms MABSCOTT, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 253-3371 SHADY SPRING BARBER SHOP 123 COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE SHADY SPRING f3ENERAI V. TIR V SUPER MARKET R. J. Lucas, President SHADY SPRING, W. VA. LUCAS GENERAL TIRE, Inc. L. R. Linkous 810 Neville Street Phone 253-3305 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA 'eA 'M M0| |Dsg 6u|juas3jd3jj . Adu96v uojusg si|j_ COMPLIMENTS OF 03 9DUDJnSU| 0jn p SCHIFF'S SHOE UOS |DDf ||DM9U0|S BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA BECKLEY HARDWARE W W MARKET AND SUPPLY BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA We congratulate the student body and faculty and wish each of you an outstanding success COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY'S MARKET PAUL SMITH Groceries—Meats—Vegetables Plumbing and Heating Self Service DANIELS, WEST VIRGINIA BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA 124 COMPLIMENTS OF MOON GLO RESTAURANT Inez Lambert, Manager TAYLOR'S BARBER SHOP 9:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9:00 A.M.—8:00 P.M. Thursday, Friday and Saturday BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 253-7377-253-7378 FISHERS KEYSTONE STATION Auto-Lite Batteries Phone 253-4631 SHADY SPRING, WEST VIRGINIA Expert Lubrication Our Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF BEAVER GRADE BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA VINIOaiA 1S3M 'A3TS039 IS auaAej i nog 311 „ao!Ajag jo Ajnjua;) e j|en ueqi ajow,. COMPLIMENTS OF DU| 'Aou06v 90UDjnsu| sa ||im LILLY INSURANCE Complete CURLEY ALLEN'S Active DISCOUNT FURNITURE Service 19-21 BY-PASS 253-9812 125 COMPLIMENTS OF FOSTER HARDWARE, INC. PETTRY'S KEYSTONE 121 Main Street P. 0. Box 1583 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA STATION BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 252-7430 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. G. M. POWERS BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA THE FRAN-JUAN BEAUTY SALON 113’ 2 Main Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Owned and Operated by Frances Torrico and Juanita Porter Pam Mitchell, Operator CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS AMERICAN GLASS MIRROR CO. INC. BEAVER BLOCK COMPANY Home of Flexalum Aluminum Awnings Armstrong Tile Carpet Phone 252-6345 HERBERT ATHA, JR., Owner BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA Southern States 252-6211 Beckley Cooperative, Inc. Box 171 Phone 253-3152 We Deliver SPRAGUE, WEST VIRGINIA 126 DANIELS DAIRY QUEEN Across From S.S.H.S. SHAKES, SPLITS, SUNDAES COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER BRAND CLOTHES BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Beckley's Largest and Finest Store for Men ENNIS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 252-2131 Box 21 128 South Heber Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF ACME SUPER MARKET VALLEY DRIVE 101 Main Street Phone 253-3123 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA “Dress Better for Less PATTON'S MARKET Groceries—Meats—Vegetables 1334 Harper Road Phone 253-4479 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Funeral Flowers—Funeral Designs—Cut Flowers Corsages—Potted Flowers—Wedding Flowers SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS We Are at Your Service Every Day Phone 253-7371 319 Prince Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA 127 BAYS BUICK King Photo Supply Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Your Kodak Dealer 529 Neville Street WYATT'S MARKET BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA Beckley's Leading Department Store COMPLIMENTS OF E. M. PAYNE CO., INC. 122 Main Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA JAN CAMPBELL MUSIC It's Thrifty to Buy Quality BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF EDDIES WOODDELL'S JEWELERS BODY SHOP 208 Main Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF GRADY WHITLOCK FORD 19-21 BY-PASS BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA PETE BOB'S VALLEY DRIVE INN Home of the B.B.Q. Phone 252-4322 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA CITY FINANCE CO. Loans $20-$800 SPRAGUE—PINEVILLE—OCEANA COMPLIMENTS OF LEED S DISCOUNT Quality Minded PEERLESS PACKING CO. Prince Street Dial 253-8361 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA ASHWORTH HOME AUTO SUPPLY Firestone Store E. M. Easy Ashworth, Owner 211-13 Prince Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 253-4213 129 EPPY'S DRUG STORE VALLEY DRIVE ACROSS FROM KROGERS NATIONAL FINANCE CO. Loans up to $800 IO6V2 N. Heber Street Phone 253-7301 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Funeral Flowers—Funeral Designs—Cut Flowers Corsages—Potted Flowers—Wedding Flowers SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS We Are at Your Service Every Day Phone 253-7371 319 Prince Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS TIRE SHOP SHADY SPRING, WEST VIRGINIA 500 NEVILLE STREET BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Member FDIC 130 EAREHARTS RAMBLER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL M.G.—AUSTIN HEALY Business 253-3258 Residence 252-6136 COLE'S ANTIQUE SHOP Antiques -fa Used Furniture China 500 So. Eisenhower Drive Across from Green Batik Motel Corner Myers Ave. 19-21 By-Pass Albert H. Cole BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA KEYSER-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME Incorporated 1934 1000 Johnstown Road Dial 253-3331 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAMS TOP SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF MEANS LUMBER CO. 214 Sisson Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF NEW RIVER SUPPLY COMPANY BECKLEY-OAK HILL 131 TRUMAN Mine Supply Co., Inc. Box 815 - Phone 252-6501 Crab Orchard, W. Va. ACME CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractors Box 1660 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Ready-Mixed Concrete—Heated In Winter Graders, Bulldozers, Rollers—Cranes for Rent COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNY DOLLAR SUPER MARKET 19-21 By-Pass BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH COUNTY BANK BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA FOUNDED 1909 MEMBER F.D 132 BECKLEYS NEWEST AND FINEST 3% On Time Certificates MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. R. D. WATTS INSURANCE AGENCY INCORPORATED Bair Building BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF HALSTEAD REFRIGERATION 19-21 BY-PASS 252-2215 •orneo uNoe« auimohity or rnt cocacoia co r nr by RALEIGH COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS B B EXCAVATING CO., INC. 905 South Eisenhower Drive BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 252-1212 S. H. (Joe) Bettina General Manager Res. 253-6737 W. W. Brammer, Vice President Res. 253-3740 133 S S SUPER MARKET LOW-LOW PRICES PLUS S H GREEN STAMPS STERLING T. LEWIS, Owner PHONE 252-4053 BEAVER, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RICHMOND CLEANERS KING TUT 1614 S. Kanawha 305 N. Eisenhower Drive 253-7388 252-6353 FOR COMPLETE PLANTATION MOTORS UP-TO-DATE NEWS INC. AND THE FINEST MUSIC Listen To RENAULT PEUGEOT W WN R 709 Eisenhower Drive BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA 253-3856 134 COMPLIMENTS OF ELKINS DISTRIBUTORS 300 3rd Avenue BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 253-4776 AMMAR BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE We Sell for Less BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF A P SUPER MARKET 623 S. OAKWOOD AVE. PHONE 253-9154 Real Estate Sales, Property Management Home Mortgage Loans COMPLIMENTS OF Fire and Auto Insurance 253-3314 102 McCreery Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA EMBEES-OF BECKLEY Your Store of Specialty Shops 1 18 Main St. Phone 253-6661 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA EATWELL CAFE 106 South Heber Street BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA 135 BIGGS- JOHNSTON- WITHROW To Serve You Better Phone 253-7361 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Bidding Our Last Good-by” We the Spring Annual Staff, Students, Faculty of Shady Spring High School would like to express our sincere appreciation to the businessmen of Beckley and surrounding communities for helping to make this annual possible. Business Manager Pat Walker 136