Shawsville High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawsville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1965 volume:

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Thus, it is only fitting that the 1965 SHAWNEE adopt as its theme the symbol of Alleghany Dis- trict High School itself. For we, the students of ADHS, resemble the Shawnee Indians in that we, too, will split into many groups and go our sepa- rate ways in life. As we graduate from high school, we have the choice of continuing our education or seeking employement. No matter what our choice, no matter whether we travel the little-known paths or the well-traveled routes in life, we shall leave our mark on the civilization of today and that of tomorrow. For this reason, the editor has chosen to call the students of this school gf H ' ' ' ' ,1 F..-' ANOTHER SCHOOL DAY HAS ENDED . . . Sidewalks around ADHS lead many students to and from school everyday. Po'rhfinclers Of Todoy And Tomorrow l ii MASS CONFUSION . . . The halls of Alleghany District High are familiar paths to its students. 3 e XX lj,- ,., , .f fi . To uw 1 w GRADUATION DAY . . . The Class of 1964 realizes that graduation is not an end, but a beginning into a more prosperous future. ' refrsniv. ,:1iwiw.v-,':. fr' QllllllxliiljllllmlElffiu 'Y11' M fi H ' 9i 'ii,i'jffWi1,Ni 1 L ' W g .,, Hi, .....z'4i' - --K .guy . , I ' EQA ll ,, . Iii ' .... A 5 s H113 b it is fl nw , ,.. ,LV .. R Lggegsgl, . xr, s, v Dedication ln appreciation for her m any years of unselfish service to Alleghany District, the 1965 SHAWNEE is ded- icated to an untiring teacher who has won the respect and admiration of her students. Through her endless efforts she guides students into the past in world history and American history. She succeeds in giving students an under- standing of present-day government and an appreciation of democracy in senior government class. It is with sinc ere feelings of grat- itude that we honor a fine person, a friend, and a dedicated teacher and dedicate the 1965 SHAWNEE to Mrs. Lena Gardner Sammons. 2 N 542 ' 1 it IF ONLY GOVERNMENT CLASS WAS LIKE THIS LISTEN AND LEARN. . . Mrs. S2.m1'I1OnS P0iUt5 EVERYDAY. . . Mrs. Sammons shows her govern- out an interesting article OH the W01'1d 9V9HtS map ment class the site of Fort Vause after a visit to the polls on election day. Shawnee Chiefs .b.h..' MR. DAVID P. ROBINETTE Principal B.S., VPIg M.Ed., VPI. MISS GERALDINE HALL Secretary Leod Members of the Tribe America was discovered by a man trying to find a better way to go places. American education has been trying to do that ever since. Everyone who completes the require- ments for high school graduation cannot be called educated. Whom, then do Icall educated? First, those who manage well the circumstances which they encounter day by day, and those who possess a judgment which is accurate in meeting occasions as they arise and rarely misses the expedient course of action. Next, those who are honorable in their dealings with all men, bearing easily what is unpleasant or offensive in others, and being as reasonable to their associates as it is humanly possible. Furthermore, those who hold their pleasures always under control, and are notunduly overcome by their misfortunes, bearing up under them bravely and in a manner worthy of our common nature. Most important of all, those who are not spoiled by their successes, who do not desert their true selves, but hold their ground steadfastly as wise and sober- mindedmen, rejoicing no more in the good things that have come to them through chance than in those which through their own nature and intelligence are theirs since birth. Those who have a character which in accord, not with me of these things, but with all of them, these are educated. To those of you graduating this year, I wish to remind you that education and life go hand in hand. Education does not end at 3 P.M. each afternoon, it does not end in the spring, it does not end. . . until you do. David P. Robinette Chiefs Guide Students MR. WILLIAM P. CARR B.S., Concord College I P 7 Band, Glee Club, General Business. MRS. FREDA COOPER B.S., Radford College Librarian, Freshman Homeroom, Tri-Hi-Y. MR. EDWARD B. HENSON B.S., Central State College M.Ed., University of Virginia Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Math IV, Physics Sophomore Homeroong Hi-Y. MISS MILDRED KING B.S., Radford College Math, Guidance, Social Studies, Senior Homeroomg SHAWNEE Advisor. MRS. KATHRYN D. LAWRENCE B.S., Radford College Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping TRIBE TALK Co-Sponsor. MRS. VERNA S. PEARMAN B.S., Radford College English, Junior H ci Homeroomg Dramatics ,W Club. Q Z A 1 .- .3-lf? J'I-- V X 4 f IZ ' :ing - Y - ' C. 'sa - 51 ,J w if 1 f f ' ,251-5'1 'Pt' A 2 . I f'-' 11 AIS, I ti ' ' ' ' . 1 ': ., .-' , ' . 2- i V ,1 . .6 1 55:5 l .T gf ,J F 'YH :Q 1, fi L , I , ',2,jJ1j, MR. RONALD QUESENBERRY B.A., Pan American College Geography, Physical Education Monogram Club, Safety Patrol. HM-M-M, Good....... Teachers enjoy food and conversation. Through An Informative Year MRS. LENA G. SAMMONS B.S., Longwood College Government, U.S. History, World History, Eighth ' Grade Homeroomg Student Council. me MRS. ADA P. SCARBOROUGH t . B.A., Lynchburg College Physical Education, Health, Science, Eighth Grade Homeroomg Varsity 8z JV Cheerleaders. J MRS. HELEN A. SIMMONS A B.S., Radford College l M.Ed., VPIg Home I MRS. HAZEL S. TRENT A Z l B.S., Carson-Newman 4 College, M.T., Spartanburg General ' y Hospital, Biology, l General Science, I 6 MR. BERNARD T. VISHNESKI y B.S., VPIg Agriculture, FFA. MRS. ELEANOR WJXSON B.A. Ed., Madison College English, History, Freshman Homeroomg TRIBE TALK Advisor. RIDING OFF INTO THE SUNSET. . . Mr. Stevens bid ADHS a farewell to take a position with the school board. 7 Economics, FHA. el! rages! ' MRS. EDITH B. STOCKTON ' B.A., College of A if ' Woosters English, ' French, Junior Homeroomg Beta Club. if 5 , Sophomore Homeroom. , f Si The maintenance staff of Alleghany District High School is composed of cafe- teria personnel, janitors, and bus drivers. The women in the cafeteria prepare hot meals to give students energy for the re- mainder of the school day. The janitors are kept busy keeping the school buildings clean and heated and keeping the lawns in order. The careful bus drivers carry stu- dents to and from school each day. We ex- tend our compliments to this maintenance staff. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL . . . Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs. Willis, and Mrs. Sisson put in a full day's work preparing hot meals for our students. 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Y 111 5 . , fix. i- Q af 1 1 '1111 'JF'Qr:i' 1111-1 V! 111 Se f L. 23 ' '1 rf 155121 wiv - - ' ' :?'Sl'.'1 111 9 Class of 1965 + M , MARTHA DICKERSON. . SALLY HESLELP. . . CAROL WILLIAMS - . .EVELYN DUDLEY. . Mlss MILDRED KING I W N 1 1 1 N 1 1 , , I 'L I r w r f A i .President a .Vice-President Q Secretary-Tr easurer f Reporter Sponsor 1 I 1 1 5 I t I W I 4 n I I N 1 5 ff v Ricky Frame your mind to rnerrimentg it lengl. life. FFA 1,2,3-Vice-President, 4-Presidentg Fu- ture Plans: Employment. A Allen Ahandful of good life is better than a bushel of learning. FFA 1-43 Future Plans: Undecided. RICHARD EARNEST ATKJN S Gloria A little wit have pleased me more by half: I didn't come to learn, I came to laugh. FHA 1-45 Pep Club 35 Safety Patrol 35 Future Plans: Employment. a Linda There is a soft and pensive grace, a case of thoughts upon her face. FHA 1-45 Glee Club 3g Future Plans: Em- ployment. GLORIA MAE BAIN Carol In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. FHA 1-4: Miss ADHS Pageant 1,25 Future Plans: Undecided. THAT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A PI- ANO . . . Sally Heslep and Watsgn Dickerson assist Bob Brown in his ence show before the student CAROL JEAN BARNETT S ci body. ll ALLEN BRADLEY ATKINSON LINDA SUE BANDY fn LINDA CAROL BRAMMER CHARLES MARTIN BURRIS J E SSE WAYNE CLOWERS Linda Serenity and sweetness are begun in the heart and revealed through deeds. JV Cheerleader 1,2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Miss ADHS Pageant 8,l,2-2nd Runner-up, 3- Miss ADHS, Band 8-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-Reporter, Dramatics Club 3,43 Majorette 3,45 FHA 1-4, Glee Club, M o n o g r a m Club 4-Secretary- Treasurer, Paper Staff 4, Future Plans: Em- ployment. Judy Pleasing personality, a friendly manner, her studious ways would win a banner. FHA 1,2,4, Beta Club 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3-Pres- ident, 4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Paper Staff 3- Class News Editor, 4 - C o - E dito r, Future Plans: Employment. Charles My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. FFA 1, Safety Patrol 1, Future Plans: Busi- ness School or Employment. Margaret Loyal, friendly, and happy. FHA 1,4-Pianist, Future Plans: Employment. Wayne A steady guy with a goal in view, willing to work and see it through. SCA 1,2-Secretary- T r e as u r e r , 3-Vice- President, 4-President, Student Handbook 3- Chairman, 4, Hi-Y 1-Nominating Committee, 2-Treasurer, 3-Secretary, 4-President, MGA 2,3- C o m mitt e e Chairman, Beta Club 2,3- Secretary-Treasurer, 4, SHAWNEE staff 3- Assistant Editor, 4-Business Manager, Paper Staff 1,2,3-Sports Editor, 4, Monogram Club 2,3-Vice President, 4, JV Basketball 8,1- Captain, Varsity Basketball 2,3-All District Team, 4-Co-Captain, Baseball 1-4, Eighth Grade Homeroom President, Freshman Class Reporter, Stu d en t - F a c u 1 ty Committee, Graduation Usher 2,35 C 0 - An n ou n c e r for Beauty Pageant 3,4, Future Plans: VPI. JUDY DARLENE BRANDAU YC MARGARET LORINE CLOWERS WE WON'T BE STANDING HERE NEXT YEAR...Wayne Clowers and Steve Firebaugh serve as graduation ushers for Class of 1964. IRIS KATHRYN COMPTON Q. SHIRLEY PANNELL CROMER Kay A big heart in a small frame. Band 8, 1,2,3-Banner Carrier,4-Majoretteg FHA 1-4g FFA Sweetheart 13 Miss ADHS Pag- eant 8,1,2,3-First Runner-up, 4-Miss ADHS3 Safety Patrol 3 3 Library Club 2,3 3 Future Plans: Alice's School of Beauty. Rose Knowledge is the fruit of all labor, but why labor? Beta Club 3,45 FHA 3,43 Future Plans: College. Shirley Ahappy marriage is a wonderful beginning. FHA 1-33 Miss ADHS Pageant 33 Basketball Manager 13 Future Plans: Employment. Martha Honest, dependable, nice, and sweet3 here's a girl that you should meet. SCA 1-Reporter, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3-Vice- President, 43 Dramatics Club 2-Play, 3,45 Paper Staff 8,1,3,43 Glee Club 8-2g Safety Pa- trol 2,3-Reporter3 Girls' State 33 Junior Class President3 Senior Class Presidentg FHA 1-43 Beta Club 2,3-Reporter, 43 Future Plans: Employment. Watson Girls are always running through my mindg they don't dare wal.k. FFA 2,3,4-Vice-Presidentg Baseball 43Fu- ture Plans: Join Navy. KNIGHTS IN SHINING ARMOR. . . Dickie Hall and Marvin Wrenn take time out from welding during their fourth period class. I3 -mu, YVONNE ROSE CRAIG MARTHA ELLEN DICKERSON w ff N f . Mm, , WATSON LEE DICKERSON div iffy' EVELYN DORIS DUDLEY ,, ff '1'+e., f JAMES EVERETT DUNCAN PRETTY ASAPICTURE. . . Linda Brammer Miss ADHS of 1964, crowns new queen, Kay Compton, at annual beauty pageant. I Evelyn With aims, aspiration, and ideals high, she won't say I can't, but always, I'll try. SCA 2,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Beta Club 2,3,4-Sec- retary-Treasurer, FHA 1-45 Drarnatics Club 2,3-President, 45 Eighth Grade Homeroom Treasurer, Freshman Class President, Senior Class Reporter, Future Plans: Radford Col- lege. Jimmy Whatever he does is done with ease, in him it is natural to please. FFA 1,2g FFA Degree Team 1,2g Beta Club 2,3,4-President, Varsity Basketball 35 Hi-Y 3, 4-Reporter, SHAWNEE Staff 3-Assistant Photographer, 4-Photographer, Paper Staff 45 Baseball 4gJunior Class Vice-President, Fu- ture Plans: VPI. Dianne The wor1d's no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. FHA 1-4, Glee Club 3, Future Plans: Em- ployment. Margaret A constant friend is rare and hard to find. FHA 1,2-Secretary, 3,43 SCA 2, Science Club 25 Future Plans: Enter nurse's training. Steve A serious expression masks a fun loving nature. JV Basketball 1,2g Varsity Basketball 43 Band 8-25 Hi-Y3,4-Vice-President, Baseball Man- ager 8,1g Baseball 2-4g Safety Patrol 3, SCA 45 Monogram Club 3,4-President, Graduation Usher 35 Future Plans: Employment. v ' , :EF 5 y YL is ,Pl lb. Q1 55-...Q CAROLYN DIANNE EANES NANNIE MARGARET EARLY STEPHEN DOUGLAS FIREBAUGH 14 JUDITH ELAINE FITZWATER WHICH TEACHER DO WE WATCH? ...Seniors learn about present-day government. Judy Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. SCA 15 FHA 1-Reporter, 2,35 Paper Staff 1,35 Safety Patrol 2,35 Beta Club 2-45 SHAWNEE Staff 25 Pep Club 35 Dramatics Club 2-Play, 3,45 Basketball Manager 2,35 Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 8-25 Freshman Class Reporterg Future Plans: Employment. Dickie Dancing eyes and smiling face, this guy is welcome any place. SCA 8,25 JV Basketball 8,15 Varsity Basket- ball 2-45 Hi-Y 2,3-Reporter, 45 Dramatics Club, 2,3,4-Presidentg Baseball 3,45 Paper Staff 35 FFA 45 Safety Patrol 45 Sophomore Class Presidentg Future Plans: Employment. Sally She has a head to continue, a tongue to per- suade, and a hand to execute many deeds. Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3-Co-Captain, 4- Captain5 JV Cheerleader 85 Band 8-45 SHAWNEE Staff 4-Editor5 SCA 8,1,35Paper Staff 8,3,4-Typistg FHA 1-Pianist5 Beta Club 2,3-Vice-President, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-Chaplain, 3-Secretary- Treasurer, 45 Drarnatics Club 2- Play, 3,45 MGA 25 Monogram Club 2-45 Miss ADHSPagea.nt 8-45 Talent Show 8-25 Glee Club Pianist 8-35 Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Pep Club 3-Vice-President5 Future Plans: Radford College. Mike Being agood fellow and jolly, he has no time for melancholy. JV Basketball 15 Science Club 2-Secretary- Treasurer5 Hi-Y 2-Historian5 Beta Club 2-45 Baseball 25 Future Plans: College. Jimmy Homework is the square root of all evil. Hi-Y 3,4-Historiang FFA 1,25 Boys' State 35 Future Plans: College. RICHARD ALVIN HALL SALLY ELIZABETH HESLEP GEORGE MICHAEL MARTIN JAMES CLINTON MILLS I5 wif 11-...Q,, Terry Men of few words are the best men. JV Basketball 15 Baseball 2-45 Beta Club 2-45 Science Club 2-President5 Science Fair 8-25 SCA 85 Hi-Y 2-Historian, 3-Treasurerg Fu- ture Plans: VPI. Alice f'GaY and happy, plenty cute, a personality Just to suit. JV Cheerleader 85 Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4-Co-Captaing Beta Club 2-45 Paper Staff 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Dramatics Club 2-Play, 3, 4-Reporterg SHAWNEE Staff 4-Typistg Mono- gram Cilub 3-45 Band 8-35 Glee Club 85 Beta on - ' . ployment. TERRY FRANKLIN MORRIS riage. fi' X 'l!?t LINDA ELAINE RAKES HARD AT WORK .... Junior Vest, Charlie Yopp, and Rickey Atkins seem to be concentrating on their work in the shop. ven 1on , Miss ADHS Pageant 8-4, Pep Club 35 Talent Show 1,25 Future Plans: Em- A wee bonnie lass like a sweet rose. FHA8,1,45 Basketball 15 Future Plans: Mar- A smile is the trademark of a happy heart JV Cheerleader 1,25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Band 8-25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Beta Club 3,4-Vice- President5 FHA 1,2-Historian, 3-President, 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Monogram Club 43 Talent Show 1,25 Miss ADHS Pageant 8-45 Pep Club 35 State FHA Convention 2,35 Na- , tional FHA Convention 35 SHAWNEE Staff 15 Future Plans: College. ALICE JANE PEARMAN JUDY GWENDOLYN RICE THERE'S NO NEED TO BE NERVOUS .... Ted Powers interviews Donnie Richardson, Sally Heslep, and Wayne Clowers before they are to appear on Klassroom Kwiz as ADHS team. NANCY LORENE RICHARDSON CHARLOTTE ANN SISSON EDNA MARIE STARKEY Nancy Not much talk--a great, sweet silence. FHA 1-Historian, 2,3-Reporter, 4-Secretary5 Tri-Hi-Y3,4-Chaplaing Beta Club 2-45 Paper Staff 3,45 Freshman Class Secretary-Treas- urerg Sophomo r e Class Reporter5 Future Plans: Employment. Trudy In any rank, be it great or small, she fills her place among them all. Ba.nd8-45 Majorette 3,45 SCA 8,3,45 Glee Club 8-35 FHA 1-45 Beta Club 2,3,4-Reporter5 Science Club 25 Dramatics Club 2-Play, 3- Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-Vice- Presidentg Paper Staff 3,4-Co-Editorg Pep Club 35 SHAWNEE Staff 4-Typistg Basketball 1-4-Captain5 Miss ADHS Pageant 8,1-lst Runner-up 2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Future Plans: National Business College. Charlotte Pretty and small, and well liked by all. JV Basketball 85 Basketball 2,35 JV Cheer- leader 1-Co-Captaing Varsity Cheerleader 45 Band 8, 1, 2, 3-Banner Carrier, 4-Majoretteg Band Sweetheart 25 FHA 1-45 Science Club 25 Glee Club 8-25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Pep Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,4-Secretary-Treasurerg Monogram Club 45 SCA 45 SHAWNEE Staff 4- Assistant Business Managerg Miss ADHS Pageant 8, 1,2- First Runner-up,3 -2nd Runner- up, 45 Talent Show 8-25 Paper Staff 45 Future Plans: National Business College. Edna Po1iteness costs nothing and gains every- thing. FHA 1,45 Future Plans: Enter nurse's train- mg. Gregory Don't tell me what I meang let me try and figure it out for myself. Band 8,15 Dramatics Club 3-Play,45 Future Plans: VPI. I7 TRUDY MAE RUMBURG CANDLELIGHT AND ROSES. . . Judy Rice leads program for installation of new FHA officers. GREGORY EARL TRUMP . V Vs 5 -. 'L' ' . V 1 ' ' f-.-,. , . W - ls - ' X ' , A . ' NX. ' ' , .. , 5.r:r-. V' ,Fr -J' A. R55 .W - . ..fi ' 1- V- .w ,. 1-if-, 1.3 ' am. . iw- , -4.521439 ij- P -4. , --fT i?-'EW !F elq-1-. , -. . LZ, a. . 55.h E 5, :W'5'E,vf,':,,,ff- g 43' ' 2-2. - ' .1 L-ffpi--Tai' '13-L i 517. 'xi in - 'Tift-:. 14252155534 .lu - ' Tia-f,'E2-.i, a'?'i,: fp-L 7. .5-'Q . 5 it-ft ras 13154141-it -- is -wi . - 731 STEVE PAUL TRUMP 'tip Q BRENDA FAYE WELCHER PHY LLIS CAROL WILLIAMS Steve A moment's thinking is worth an hour in words. Band8,15 SCA 35 Future Plans: Employment. Junior The best of sport in every game, in other things he's just the same. JV Basketball 85 Safety Patrol 8-45 Basketball Manager 1,25 Varsity Basketball 35 Baseball 1,3,45 FFA 45 KVG 15 Monogram Club 45 Fu- ture Plans: Employment. Brenda A good sport with plenty of pep5 when she's around, boys...watch your step! JV Cheerleader 1,25 Basketball 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 FHA 1-45 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 8-25 Dramatics Club 2,3-Play, 4-Vice- President5 Paper Sta.ff3,45 Safety Patrol 2,35 Science Club 25 Freshman Class Presidentg Sophomore andJunior Class Reporterg Future Plans: Cornett School of Business. Carol Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Basketball 2,3 5 FHA 15 Glee Club 85 Dramatics Club 2-45 Science Club 25 SCA 2,35 Pep Club 3-Secretary5 Monogram Club 2-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-Presidentg Beta Club 3,45 Senior Class Secretaryg Future Plans: College. Danny 5 Stay single, have fun, never love only one. JV Basketball 8,15 FFA 2-45 Safety Patrol 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Talent Show 25 Future Plans: Employment. IB EDGAR LEE VEST, JR. TWIRL FOR US, GIRLS....Majorettes practice their routine for Christmas parades in the hall. Qu...- DANNY BERYLE WIMMER JAMES LUCAS WIMMER TWO POINTS MORE, WE HOPE. . . Marvin Wrenn tries for a field goal during game with Bland. ll . 'irq DANNY RAY YATES sJimmy A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. FFA 1,2-Treasurer, 3-Treasurer, 45 Future Plans: National Business College. Wayne Take life easy and have no regrets. FFA 45 Future Plans: Employment. Marvin Not a care in the world, nor a cloud in the skyg if I take life easy, I'm sure to get by. JV Basketball 85 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4- Co-Captaing Baseball 1-45 Hi-Y 2-45 Mono- gram Club 2,3-President, 45 FFA 45 Safety Patrol 2-45 SCA 25 Glee Club 15 Freshman Class Tr easur er5 Sophomore Class Vice- Presidentg Future Plans: Employment. Danny Happy am I, from care l'm freeg why aren't all contented like me? FFA 3,45 Future Plans: Employment. Charlie Friendly and ready with a helping hand. FFA 3,45 Safety Patrol 35 Baseball 15 Future Plans: Employment. vv I9 C H wisp- . WAYNE STEVEN WOMACK MARVIN WINSTON WRENN CHARLIE MOSES YOPP, JR. f All The Class of 1965 Woeld Like To Remember H, e K , , l Wx V X , , W .. , , ., .,,.,,,.. , -Z. . X w NM -L U , ,w U 1 ' H , N' W w ,V Q , BENNY LEE MILLS Top Ten Seniors w-..l .- Wayne Clowers Sally Heslep Terry Morris Alice Pearman The Top Ten Seniors are selected on the basis of their academic average throughout their high school life. The seniors' grades are averaged at the beginning of the year to determine these ten seniors. These students are not only out- standing academically, but they also assume positions of leadership within the school. This page is dedicated to these students for their outstanding achieve- ments. Every underclassman should strive to attain the high standards that these students have achieved. g-1: 'L Judy Brandau Judy Fitzwater Evelyn Dudley Jimmy Duncan Nancy Richardson Mike Martin 1 H H uw bu OH, THAT TELEPHONE BILL. . . Sally Heslep and Danny Wimrner, Most Popular seniors, could spend all their time and money talking to friends on the phone. TO THE NEAREST INCH...Da.nny Wimmer seems to be discovering new things everyday as he and Martha Dickerson, Best All Around seniors, enjoy activities. I TT? tw fa.: THIS IS REALLY NO PROPOSAL...With this as an ex- ception, Charlotte Sisson and Mike Martin, Most Sincere seniors, usually mean what they say and do. ALL SMILES...Two bright smiles from the two Best Looking seniors as Dickie Hall holds a mirror for Linda Brammer so she can rearrange her hair. Senior Mirror Reflects Outstanding Qualities THIS IS A HOLD-UP...This isa most unlikely situa- tion for Sally Heslep andWayne Clowers, seniors voted Most Likely To Succeed , to find themselves in. ni 1-9 ., N -r., Q 1 5. , 3: , .fe- 'f X nu, THIS IS A JOB FOR JUN'IORS...No matter what job needs to be done, Martha Dickerson and Jimmy Duncan, Most Dependable seniors, are always ready to help. I I , L I I , w v DO NOT DISTURB! IMPORTANT READING BEING DONE...Nancy Richardson and Terry Morris, Most Studious seniors, couldhardly put these two articles on their government reading lists. ' Q M, gm,.s ,.. H 1 HH ,I wang' I 1, msec I 4. E ' HAVE A DR. PEPPER...But don'tbreakthe lock to get one as Sally Heslep and Wayne Clowers, Most Out- standing seniors, seem to be doing. LADIES FIRST...No matter who goes first, Martha Dickerson andWayne Clowers, Best Leaders , serve their class and school equally well. YOU CAN'T GO IN THERE...AS the Most Typical' seniors, Carol Williams and Mike Martin enjoy play- ful games during their spare time. 23 WE'LL MAKE TWO POINTS FOR SURE THIS TIME . . . Our Most Athletic seniors, Marvin Wrenn and Trudy Rumburg, demonstrate the way to score two points. 5 H . , Y 2.4 'Q ' :,. i 1? Q X .11 f .i,'f' OFF WITH HIS HEAD . . . Danny Wimmer and Gloria Bain, Wittiest seniors, are often found in unusual situations. -:1g LET ME HELP YOU . . .Always ready to help are the Most Courteous seniors, Sally Heslep and Charlie Yopp. SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE . . . This is the motto for the Friend1iest seniors, Dickie Hall and Sally Heslep, as they munch on a frito. DO YOU SEE CHECKS? . . . Marvin Wrenn and Sally Heslep, Best Dressed seniors, enjoy the sun and posing for the camera. fd, 24 ? 1 KZ M l 'QP' Sun- .ff lf- Seniors In Their Earlier Days Mqeeniwf 1. Ricky Atkins, 2. Allen Atkinson, 3. Gloria Bain, 4. Linda Bandy, 5. Carol Barnett, 6. Linda Brammer, 7. Judy Brandau, 8. Charles Burris, 9. Wayne xClowers, 10. Kay Compton, 11. Rose Craig, 12. Shirley Cromer, 13. MarthaDickerson, 14. Watson Dickerson, 15. Evelyn Dudley, 16. Jimmy Duncan, 17,'xDianne Eanes, 18. Steve Firebaugh, 19. Judy Fitzwater, 20. Dickie Hall, 21. Sally Heslep, 22. Mike Martin, 23. Jimmy Mills, 24. Terry Morris, 25. Alice Pearman, 26. Linda Rakes, 27. Judy Rice, 28. Nancy Richardson, 29. Trudy Rumburg, 30. Charlotte Sisson, 31. Gregory Trump, 32. BrendaiWel- cher, 33. Carol Williams, 34. Danny Wimmer, 35. Jimmy Wimmer, 36. Wayne Womack, 37. Marvin Wrenn, 38. Danny Yates, 39. Charlie Yopp. The Junior Class led an active year under the leadership of Gene Underwood, pr esidentg Steve Weaver, vice-presidentg Cathy Miller, secretary-treasurerg and Charlene Reese, reporter. The main interest of the Juniors was raising money for their senior trip. Among their money-making projects were spon- soring a sock hop, the Miss ADHS Beauty Pageant, and selling concessions at school functions. As their junior year came to a close, theJuniors lookedforward with much eager- ness to their senior year. Closs of 1966 Edna Amos Jimmy Basham Barry Boone Robert Booth Walter Breen Sv Nm..- Rushia Brown Linda Burris Johnny Chandler Bobby Cook Jerry DeHart Linda Dooley Kenneth Durham Leon East Patty East Cecil Evans Qy7,,m Marie Falls Shirley Graham Leon Haley Linda Hall Patsy Hooker ,? 'we J M JK X Cx 5, .4 i t Mark Wickham Mike Willis Billy Wymer , Gail Williams CNot Picturedj Are you writing more and enjoying it less? Jimmie Johnson Betty Maxey Carl McDaniel Mary McGuire Cathy Miller Vicki Naff Linda Niday Jimmy Pearman Everett Perdue Vestal Poff Duke Raines Charlene Reese Agness Robinson Betty St. Clair Patty St. Clair Jerry Sisson Mike Sowder Robert Starkey Gene Underwood Timmy Underwood Steve Watterson Steve Weaver David Webster Bobby Wells Sally B. Wells C . gg, ' x J I, 11 V -,t i is 'J naar ' ww , i , NM. I , 1 i I A PERFECT DAY FOR RELAXING ....... The officers of Section A, Roger Perdue, president, Glenna Epperly, vice-president, Wayne Deweese, secretary-treasurer, a.ndArchie Hinkley, reporter, enjoy the sunshine before going back to class. Ckms ' Barbara Brown ' Ronny Childs 7' 4 55? Q all, f' 4 ' L sa C: Nora Compton f . , N X . , Phillip Compton ,N ' 1 , 571 .4 .. Sl inthe? ,Mgia -jhgggiuxff AE .fa EF gg 1 H 1 ,V K, KT' A 1- . 9 V V , NX 1: '11 ll 'Qi '7' Shirley Craig ff, ' . g Jean DeHart gfW..f up ,jeff :mv , As the Sophomores began their third year of high school life, they found the doors to many or- ganizations open to them for the first time. By taking advantage of these openings, they strength- ened their school and themselves athletic ally, socially, and academically. . As the year drew to a close, the Sophomores looked forward to their junior year. They also breathed a sigh because the end of the sophomore year meant no more gym and no more biology. ofl967 W I y A , Linda Aliff ,A QQ- ' Jo Ann Anderson Shirley Atkins Shirley Barnett 6 D J Ruby Breen LEADERS OF TOMORROW? ......... As .the officers 0 Section B, Judy Hubbard, presidentg Barbara Brow vice-president, Ronny Childs, secretary-treasurer, an Brenda Lawrence, reporter, feel they are capable o' performing their duties. 54? 1 -J 1-V' Wm A-iw W- 'E-im H Mr 4 , ' i, 1 V -5' U, . 1 - fc' 5: yi- 4, 4 . . 'awfgg EH' 4 L AiEf'Qif jg V' dxmw VN ii Q N ,SJW 'V' 4 ,sl I if ' i l 1 A H1 xt an X'-.Z ' N j 'V 3' if Q' W V it '55 Pi f 1Qi2 1 Q P -5. 3 ,,:A A W L, : aii' f,gQ 'YY I W Ei ip ' - ' .57 P F:-yr . , w ' ,J Q, v J '3 , . j Q ' tix ' :Q 1 .V J. M VFW R ' ' ' ' . I N ' :L mill! P 1 . L M afar X r 'liIa, aan New :imma X , 1 f -fisyi ' I Z '. - xr ,. j Nw l W M HEMMDqQ,mQaggftafgwmrt-:Nadia af ' 'H ia, , T. Uggf ' Q, ' N 1 N 'if--' ,' - , ' gf ff , r ' . 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Miss Galloway, student teacher explains grammar to sophomores. 29 Jos eph Welcher Colin Wickham Barbara Willis Mary Yates Wayne Deweese Brenda Dickerson Marshall Dickerson Rebecca Dickerson Brenda Dillard Janice Duncan Jack Eanes Harvey Early Glenna Epperly Linda Garlick Kenneth Garlick Diane Hall Steve Harr Monroe Helm Linda Hendricks Archie Hinkley Judy Hubbard Jimmy King Brenda Lawrence Tommy Lester Nancy Mills Tommy Mills Peggy Palmer Linda Perdue Robert Perdue Roger Perdue Billy Roop Betsy Sisson Roger Smith Sandra Stewart TAKE YOUR TIME, WE'RE IN NO HURRY ...... That is the thought running through the minds of Section A of- ficers, Mike Edwards, president, Danny Wickline, vice- president, Judy Wrenn, secretary, Joe McDaniel, treas- urer, and Connie Atkinson, reporter. The Freshman Class of 1964 entered high school in the fall with an eagerness to learn and achieve. As theyear came to an end, they realized that they had attained these goals. As Freshmen, they gained the privilege of choosing some of the subjects they wished to take. They assumed posi- tions of leadership within the school. In the spring, the Freshmen vowed to make their sophomore year even more successful than their freshman year had been. Class of 1968 rl ,N ww - sstsin I E-' u w F wigf' T , -if l ff- -- 21-L., ,rl 1:r' 'J W er fi., f 1 .1 ,m i - Ljlf' , rf ., K. 'S' filg- VT L . gf thm? X' YE' '.:1 -Km , F' .fa d j N. my i , W , s ir 'I T- ' , ,MJ .. ' , ' f 5059 Flannel i ,S ' ii mfg-f ,'lggzssf2e. M Mi' i f -ggigmlsh , '..W,, l.t.'9'- H H' . ff -5 t' - -.idihw ,iii , , in 1' ww tts gall l' ,. J if T if wat- -1 My . 'W H H, ' fm ,,, 1 5-uw ,. -' 4 Charles Austin . J . Paul Bandy , nr r I Frank Barnett ' Corlis Brammer ,, Connie Atkinson L Lucille Breen Donald Burris David Chumbley FOLLOW THE LEADER ...... In this case, the leader of Section B is Susan Wickham, p r e sid e nt , with David C h u ni bl e y , vice-president, Ollie Johnson, secretary-treasurer, and Kathy Perdue, reporter, following her. Patricia Craighead Russell Creasy J. T. Dove Charles Duncan Larry Duncan Mike Edwards 30 1 ' 1 ' Ji it W v E 1 'J 4 g I 'Q it ii ,J .i y Q ' ' , e i V v -'- P ,1. , i ky ' '12 f ' . ff 'I ' 'f.r- . u ' i y .5 3 Al V i :T ff? WJ A , . I, X I I 1 fy' 1- gk ig 3 Y. fr .. ' sb i- ea - il Mt: el 1 Jn, K ' if ,. Q 1 T 1 9 PS ge' 'I ff., v qi Y i i 3 i 1. s ff i , g 4, J ,, ', i ' 'P-sg Xbxo-i 'N if 5 ii X ' arf J x u p b Z I -4 fm i Q 3 AE ,S D I F? - 2:- N .av I , . ' 7 L. , J. fl V . y D , I fir- 'A '-L. Pie ' nf -ff 1 ', X 4 1 N .x .I O A I N 'X V' -Nil ,i Alice Workman A , fx if 51,5 Judy Wrenn ' - i i Nita Young I V . ' X Q. ,, M Tony Young i wr i W i it ,P x J I Bl Marie Harris Richard Helm Mildred Hooker Ronnie Hooker David Hubbard Ollie Johnson Judy Kemp Sherry King Nancy Lester Christine McGuire Carolyn Owens Debra Owens Margaret Palmer Ruth Pearman Kathy Perdue Wesley Perdue Steve Phoenix Dorothy Preston Harold Richardson Richard Roop David Rose Reggie Rumburg Patricia Sink Charles Sisson Joe Sisson Sally Smith William Spradlin Claudine Starkey Ruby Wheeling Karen Whitaker Susan Wickham Danny Wickline Jimmy Williams Regina Williams David Womack NOT PICTURED David Kingrea Ronnie Mauk Joe McDaniel Shirley Robinson Authur Wood WHAT CAN WE DO THIS YEAR? ...... The officers of Section A are Charlotte Young, pr esidentg David Sis son, vice-presidentg and Peggy D i c k e r s o n , secretary- it Upon entering Allegh any District High School, the Eighth Grade stepped into an en- tirely different phase of their school life. Dif- ferent subjects under different teachers and things taken for granted by upperclassmen were confusing to the eighth graders for a while. But, being a progressive class, they soon adjusted and became an active part of the school. As the year progressed, the Eighth Grade discovered the joys of high school life and looked forward to their future years at A.D.H.S. treasurer. L - ' ' fe M' 1 qw, 1 ' f 35 s -.:,' 7 X , f N X Y ,, Q! Q .N y 9 ,N X, KX , t 1555 A, Sandra Akers l In 1. , lf. , W , ' fx -t', if-C I Louise Altis XX ,, XX M5 X Igancy Amos U . .Ml ,, 4, , , ,Nl 4 obby Anderson , ,,:,A Xj 2221 2 if I ' Sammy Anderson DOHH21 Bfmdy H' ' ' - Shirley Bandy t X lfqi ' X - 1 ' Judy Barnett , X X ' F , 5 A - ,5 Shirley Bland XX. in X l K' V , ' 'F' .XX f ,W X Li Eileen Bower y y jg? X g T: Q i Patricia Brakston f 1 2' W- s i a if ' ' A '1 Joanne Chandler I S i . 3 X - 5 Kenneth Collins It :Q 1 Q . ,N ff- ' yi 14 U , ' , f Hazel Compton ' E 15:3 ' 4 'lfgfiijl , . f ' Thomas Deweese 'I' T ' as t ig? Peggy Dickerson . I, 4 ,,,:,,, I X . X , ..X A I . i X f.' 'f - Diana Dove Dennis Duncan ff 'QI Steve Duncan X 7 ' L Fred Eanes rig s: iifihf Ervin Epperly I 4-.iligle Rebecca Etter X UU - Byron Fuqua ' Jerry Garlic it g X' g 4 , A V Sandra Haley ' l fi LT! X9 lx -V A L' J iz X T 1 Glenn Hall Xt: ,fl if iw T if Linda H0dgG-S Eh Er, 4 ff: 1: t'l5.fif-:. if-'51 psf' 1. il I L t il: I , . X E, , ., W, ,,.,, -A , .,. , V L., .., up t Laffy Keith 1' 9' i'i'?zs1 5 ' gfi uili n Wit ' Wi 1 Larry Kingrea . . . 'W ' XXX '., 1 X . 1 32 ii i W - ,X 4 JX Roger Lanier Q , Jerry Linkous L M Betty Mabry ' l X X f X X' Wanda Maxey X X ' Gary MacMackin g J Edgar McDaniel V J , K Ykv sei X Bertha McGuire X F f X W X , A X Freddie Mills A 5 i X 1 S, '1 B da M'tche1l Q, , , ZFX had X ,Xi r , ren 1 i if e- 14' 5 QL U fi' U A ,Xi X David Phoenix - X, V l X ' V V i9' XX Hayden Reese -: , X l i Yi Tommy Richardson X 1 X a ' X i - Tit Xi a-:X R N winiam Richardson ii ,yi i ---' a 'XXX. , - in X5 N X XZ Q XX XX X XX B111 Ryan I , f. , X g , 3, X .Xb 3, a , , A A 1 ,Ji O. Mary Sammons X, ,X XX 553 X X QX X X i David Sisson iwXXfg1J iraq? I5 iff X :X gi 1 .ij fi, .X -5 all i ey Rocky Smith , I mul . f ' X 'V' ' ' Nora Sowder I l X a I in Joseph Spangler Nancy Spangler Sherry Vest Donald Wallace James Walters Mike Weaver Margaret Wheeling V 1 i Donita Williams 11: Kenneth Williams . l Linda Williams - l Randy Willis 5X Thomas Wirnmer - ' READY FOR WORK AND RESPONSIBILITY .... Section B is led. by Carol Woolwine, presidentg Wanda Maxey, vice-presidentg and Ervin Epperly, secretary-treas- urer. fm '- i ,B XN an 2 F ' ' ' it if M- .ig - M. ' ' AEE? ' 'iam i 4 ,TR l X! l v y A' Sw 'AA' y W N x ai iX I. X. XX ,,XXX,q,iX.- , i. XX X. ii mlm - X Xwggggifii XX' ' MXH ii 'win' XX 1 X XL-'Xv ' '- . if Y 7 V i 1 ialiili A F' Carolyn Woolwine Charlotte Young NOT PICTURED Wa will l 1, X i in ' WH' V! 1' 3 i WX -maya SW X V H112 fi' Gary Boone Fred Conner Wayne Dallas Donnie Hatcher Janice Mills Douglas Starkey Marshall Thomas Barbara Walters 33 SING ALONG WITH THE CHEERLEADERS . . .Varsity THIS IS CALLED DANCING? . . . It looks like only and JV cheerleaders lead the student body in singing girls enjoyed dancing at the junior class sock-hop. the school song during a pep rally. C ndid Shots WHO STOLE OUR Brenda Welcher and looking awfully hard THAT'S THE WRONG BASKET . . . It would appear that someone is shooting at the wrong basket during game with Bland. 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' fm ff ' ' 1 K 7 Y J ., , 1, V: LN, A ly. ' ' v I V ,, if A - f Tx , I ix eri,i1iz'.-. J' Eff, Jef: ' 9 jf vases 11- 52 :ig 'V R 5 1 - V, ' ft ig 1 ,X E? 7 . X .., 35 'Zyl , ,V STUDENT COUNCIL . . . FIRST ROW: Betty Mabry, Karen Whitaker, Regina Williams, Linda Hendricks, Charlotte Sisson, Linda Hall, Shirley Graham, Evelyn Dudley, MarthaDickerson, Nora Sowder. SECOND ROW: Steve Firebaugh, Everett Perdue, Jimmy Pearman, Jim- I I I r Y my Williams, Wayne Deweese, Bobby Wells, Pete Duncan, Steve Duncan, Steve Weaver. THIRD ROW: Kathy Per- due, Bobby Perdue, Mike Willis, Wayne Clowers, Mrs. Sammons, sponsor. MISSING: CorkyWickham, Joe Wel- cher, Ervin Epperly. Student Council Works For Co-operation iii r 1 'st OFFICERS . . . Leading the SCA in the performance of its duties are Wayne Clowers, president, Mike Willis, vice-president, Bobby Perdue, secretary- treasurerg and Kathy Perdue, reporter. The Student Council Association serves as the student government at ADHS. Its primary purpose is to build good will between individual students and between students and faculty. The SCA also works in co-operation with all student clubs and organizations. SCA projects for the year included publish- ing a student handbook,providing daily devotion- als over the intercom, sponsoring a debate and mock election during the presidential campaign. The SCA held an assembly on the first day of school and one in the spring to present candi- dates for election to the SCA offices. The year ended with the election and installation of new officers. 36 Jimmy Duncan Beto Club Honors Achievement 'H M 'w'1 N. y t ev- l --e e wg .- e3 Q Q 1 Mrs. Edith Stockton Sponsor il: Judy Rice Vice-President Evelyn Dudley Secretary -Treasurer Trudy Rurnburg Barbara Brown Rushia Brown Wayne Clowers Martha Dickerson Judy Fitzwater Carl McDaniel Alice Pearman Jimmy Pearman Everett Perdue Robert Perdue Nancy Richardson Agness Robinson Mark Wickham Carol Williams President The Beta Club is a national honor society which pre- motes leadership, achievement, and character among stu- dents. Members are chosen for their high scholastic aver- age and personal characteristics. Members are chosenfrom the upper three grades of high school. The club sponsored a dance before the Thanksgiving holiday. ' Y in Q Q Edna Amos iq Q l ' 'T ,ggi I, . Judy Brandau . 1-1 A W 7' . T A I A J 'V cz 5 '54 1' 4 f l it gl N l a .ff S .gi ' r' L Rose Craig X L--- A Y l fm i 1 . -1 +--if Tglllf , 'Mitra' ' Sally Heslep - N 3 . 1 5, I' X Judy Hubbard N at tif., gjf ij , ,,,, 'il' f 1 '4 J 1 Mike Martin if My , , J W V . ., K A ini.: 5 L! 1 ' e J D 5'fTTT'ffifi1 n ',fiV' h A .X N , 1 VL El U H ix Y Q N H Cathy Miller W ff if . l 'e T? J ,n lc 1 .J J ,J a it n af. A 1 '-f wfr ' ' L LW E .il . A r ' Q X' N - X fi M, T ! J N Y . 5 !!,. Q :I t .,y.H:mnQ '- l 2 like L , A :V ww' uv, Vu A Y ' 1 t WIA wzwwwiwx Y Y it-Rh wi ,E V, -A ff! ' ' 35 EQ! ' ' E, , ' ' 'VM A A We -' Y th. ' Y .:fXiJ's.gf- NR? ge .efifll 1' '- - Steve Weaver uv sw- X W A 1: 1 ' ' ' LIVE! ,Q ' 421E:1', I' 3, fl 1, 'R -' ' L 'fe 1 -1 Y . J 1' ' up P-' 's A fl'l -Mi 1 1 W il N A 1 W X, A , ': : ': :, Q l Mike Willis ,xl e 37 -Reporter HI-Y . . . FIRST ROW: Kenneth Durham, Jimmy Mills, Jimmy Duncan, Everett Perdue, Wayne Clowers, Steve Firebaugh,Jimmy Pearman, Steve Weaver,Mr. Henson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charles Austin,Steve Watter- son, Danny Wimmer, Marvin Wrenn, Reggie Rumburg, Johnny Thornton, Jimmy Williams, Dickie Hall, Duke Raines,Mike Willis,Steve Harr. MISSING: Leon Haley. Hi-Y Works Toward Another Ace Rating OFFICERS . . . The capable leaders of the Hi-Y are Wayne Clowers, president, Steve Firebaugh, vice- presidentg Jimmy Pearman, secretary, Everett Per- due, treasurerg Jimmy Duncan, reporter5Steve Weav- er, chaplaing Jimmy Mills,historia.ng and Mr. Henson, sponsor. The Hi-Y is ascholastic clubfor boys Whose ideals and purposes are based entirely on Chris- tian beliefs. It is the purpose of the Hi-Y to ex- tend these beliefs throughout the school and to promote fellowship among the members of the student body. Last year the Hi-Y received an ace rating, on a state level, as a Hi-Y club. In May of 1964, the Hi-Y sponsored ateam of panelists on Klass- room Kwiz. Some of the Hi-Y's activities for the past year included attending district conferences and sending delegates to the Model General Assem- bly in Richmond. The club sponsored assem- blies at Thanksgiving and Easter. 38 Tri-Hi-Y Sells Candy At Boll Gomes ,,,- -v .-Y--..,--7 . W, V D, .-, ,iii i 1 f' l OFFICERS . . . Elected at the beginning of the year, Carol Williams, president, Trudy Rumburg, vice- presidentg Edna Amos, secretary-treasurer, Linda Brammer, reporter, and Nancy Richardson, chap- lain, led the Tri-Hi-Y through a successful year. The Tri-Hi-Y is a scholastic club for girls whose ideals and purposes are based entirely on Christian beliefs. It is the purpose of the Tri- Hi-Y to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian living. The Tri-Hi-Y sold candy at ball games in order to raise money to send two delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Oth- er projects of the club included having devotions at PTA, sponsoring the March of Dimes Drive, and conducting religious services at school as- semblies. TRI-HI-Y . . . FIRST ROW: Alice Pearman, Gail SECOND ROW: Judy Brandau, Linda Niday, Judy Williams, Patsy Hooker, Cathy Miller, Kay Comp- Rice, Shirley Graham, Patty East, Charlene Reese, ton, Linda Burris, Charlotte Sisson, Linda Hall. Sally Heslep, Evelyn Dudley, Martha Dickerson. 39 FFA . . . FIRST ROW: Watson Dickerson, Bobby Cook, Leon East, Tommy Mills, Jerry Dehart, Ricky Atkins, Joe Welcher, Cecil Evans, Frank Barnett, J. T. Dove. SECOND ROW: Danny Wickline, Wayne Deweese, Mar- shall Dickerson, Phillip Compton, Vestal Poff, Kenneth Garlic, Larry Wright, Kenneth Durham, David Rose, Paul Bandy. THIRD ROW: Robert Booth, Tony Young, Ronnie Hooker, Larry Duncan, Shirley Robinson, Gary Boone, Jackie Eanes, Roger Perdue, Billy Roop,Johnny Chandler, Barry Boone. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Wo- mack, Jimmy Wimmer, Danny Yates, Tommy Lester, Jimior Vest, Johnny Thornton, Danny Wimmer, Marvin Wrenn, Dickie Hall, David Webster. FFA Encourages Interest In Agriculture l OFFICERS . . . Leading the FFA are Ricky Atkins, president, Watson Dickerson, vice-president, Marshall Dickerson, secretary, Jerry Dehart, treasurer, Leon East, reporter, Bobby Cook, sentinel. The FFA is sponsored by Mr. Vishneski. The Future Farmers of America is a farm youth organization of voluntary membership. It strives for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. Teams for judging crops and trees are formed of club mem- bers. These teams compete with other chapters for top honors in judging. Some of the FFA's activities for the past year included sponsoring a sock-hop after aball game, co-sponsoring a spring dance with the FHA, having a father-son banquet, and present- ing an assembly program. 40 FHA Prepores The Homemokers Of Tomorrow FHA . . . FIRST ROW: A. Robinson, president, L. Comp- ton, vice-president: N. Richardson, secretary, S. Graham treasurer, R. Williams, chaplain, Mrs.Simmons, sponsor I SECOND Row: K. Compton, c. sisson, T. Rumburg, P.: Pearman, C. Atkinson, D, Owens, L. Aliff, J. Hubbard THIRD ROW: K. Perdue, S. Wickham, O. Johnson, P Craighead, J- Kemp, J . W1-enn, P. sink. FOURTH Row S. King, M. Palmer, D. Preston, R. Wheeling, N, Lester C. Starkey. FHA . . . FIRST ROW: E. Amos, reporter: B. Dillard, historian, S. Barnett,parliamentariang M. Clower,pian- ist, K. Whitaker, song leader, G. Bain, B. Willis, S. Craig, R. Breen, S. Wells, R. Brown, Miss Richards. SECOND ROW: J. Duncan, M. Harris, N. Young, L. Brammer, M. Falls, V. Naff, J. Rice, B. Walters, C. Owens, L. Bandy, D. Eanes, S. Atkins, J. Brandau. I Future Homemakers of Americais the na- tional organization for home economics stu- dents in junior and senior high schools in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Is- lands. We Work together to help individuals im- prove personal, family, and community living. Our local chapter is affiliated with the Mary Draper Federation, FHA and the Virginia Association, FHA. Among our projects for this school year, the most outstanding are these: Landscaping the new home economics building, redecorating the girls' lounge in the main building, attending summer FHA-FFA camps, having a fashion show of garments we have made , having a mother-daughter banquet, having informative programs monthly, and sponsoring money- making projects to finance our activities. THIRD ROW: B. Maxey, P. St. Clair, L. Burris, M. McGuire, C. Barnett, S. Cromer, R. Craig, L. Garlic, P. East, E. Dudley. FOURTH ROW: L. Breen,M. Yates, E. Starkey, L. Rakes, G. Williams, D.Bland, S. Thomp- son, J. Mills, L.Niday, P. Hooker, M.Dickerson. MISS- ING: Margaret Early. Shawnee Staff Compiles School Yearbook YN.. f -gi EDITOR . . . Sally Heslep finds that editing the 1965 SHAWNEE is both fun and hard work. PHOTOGRAPHER. . .Jimmy Duncan inspects pictures that he has taken for the annual. TYPISTS . . . Alice Pearman and Trudy Rumburgfind that typing copy on pages and proofreading are time- consuming. miami , e1 'ZR-px:-w lt! f ML, ,,.,r.JII. ..-'- -'- BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Wayne Clowers prepares ad pages for the annual. The purpose of the annual staff is to record the history of ADHS in a yearbook that all can be proud of. The hard work in and out of school seems little when it is comparedwith the feeling of pride that is experienced at seeing the finished product. We, the staff of the 1965 SHAWNEE, are proud of our yearbook which has recorded the moods and impressions of ADHS for another year of posterity. ASSISTANTS . . . Jimmy Pearman, assistant photo- grapherg Vicki Naff, assistant editorg and Charlotte Sisson, assistant business manager, perform various duties for the annual. 42 DRAMATICS CLUB . . . FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pearman, sponsor, Sally Heslep, Linda Brammer, Brenda Welch- er, Linda Hall, Charlotte Sisson, Evelyn Dudley, Alice Pearman, Nora Compton, Edna Amos, Linda Perdue, Judy Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Patty St. Clair, Charlene Reese, Judy Brandau, Vickie Naff, Judy Fitzwater, Tru- Drclmcltics Club Interest in stage Work and acting attracts students to the Dramatics Club. New members are selected by the older members from those applying for entrance from senior high school. The Dramatics Club presents one three-act play each year. A banquet is held for the mem- bers and their dates before the end ofthe school year. The club also helps with otherworthwhile projects around ADHS. 43 dy Runiburg, Judy Rice, Carol Williams, Sandra Stewart, Martha Dickerson, Betty St. Clair. THIRD ROW: Steve Watterson, Gregory Trump, Dickie Hall, Danny Wim- mer, Johnny Thornton, Everett Perdue, Duke Raines, Mike Willis, Jimmy Pearman. MISSING: Gene Under- wood. Presents Play OFFICERS . . . Exhibiting their dramatic smiles are Dickie Hall, president, Brenda Welcher, vice-presi- dentg Charlotte Sisson, secretary-treasurer, and Alice Pearrnan, reporter. Tribe Tolk Records Current School Events EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Judy Brandau Trudy Rumburg ASSISTANT EDITORS Writing articles, proofreading,planning page layouts, and typing were only part of the work that went into the publication of our school newspa- pers, but the staff felt that all of their work was worthwhile when they saw the finished products. Our newspaper gained new ideas this year, including the name TRIBE TALK, a student-of- the-month section, and more interesting articles. SPONSORS ' up Vt 'vi 5 1 12:3 f I nr lll . - ' it I 1 ' L l El Rushia Brown Linda Hall Charlene Reese REPORTERS fll l u l .M Mrs . Lawrence Mrs. Wixson Connie Atkinson '- Linda Bramrner I A .1 ,, , Kay Compton Wayne Clowers David Chumbley Peggy Dickerson Linda Dooley 'mf - A '- ' ' .a R, ' 1 ' 'f X - 4- . I ur ,U 'N ' ' . .. I to -'15, 1 ,V -th A I ,M A Janice Duncan X ' ' I x A 1 V Jimmy Duncan 45 LS, a I- f Q '1 -H fin! ,., Sandra Haley A .lr, Richard Helm ' 2. Archie Hinkley if , - ,J ' 41, ' ' it . Rodger Lanier ' ,lp L -' ff I NX0' Brenda Lawrence 'U - . , N Alice Pearman 'Egg 9 I xv- 3 W Kathy Perdue - P. , Y ' A K P' 1 A X - Re ie Rumbur - T, V , , ' , ,M 3 2 gg E ' N , 3-in r, ' Q Charlotte Sisson 5,4 A if Y' U 'ul' Vw K Betty St. Clair 'H' 1 ' ' A' W 4 Brenda Welcher in ,' f N Barbara Willis TYPISTS Edna Amos F V Martha Dickerson . ' ' A ' ', Evelyn Dudley ,Ks I - I n L f Y 5 Sally Heslep gg ,,,, ly - I, I 1, I vickirlaif IV- I - if '- , A V K- Y X ' ' I 7' Nancy Richardson W Q V 'l 1 - 1 V I 1 .. ' L T ' - u A 44 Shawnee Bond Stimulotes Musical Interest BAND . . . FIRST ROW: Linda Brammer, Sally Heslep, Susan Wickham, Judy Owens, Barbara Smith, Mary Sam- mons, Sandra Haley, Trudy Rumburg. SECOND ROW: Debbie Owens, Nora Compton, Nora Sowder, Charlotte Young, Shirley Bandy, Susan Barnett, Terry Reno, Kay Compton, Joseph Spangler, Gary Smith, Jimmy Williams, TWIRLING HIGH-STEPPERS . . . Smiling and ready to lead the band in parades are Kay Compton, Linda Bram- mer, Trudy Rumburg, head majoretteg Ruth Pearman, and Charlotte Sisson. 45 Kim Maxey, Judy Kemp, Joe Sisson. THIRD ROW: Jim- my Hubbard, David Chumbley, Reggie Rumburg, David Sisson, Randy Willis, David Webster, Leon Haley, Bobby Wells, Kenny Wright, Wesley Basham, Mark Wickham, Mike Sowder, Charles Sisson, Robert Booth, Kenneth Durham. The Shawnee Band, under the direction of Mr. William P. Carr, spent a successful year of musical presentations. Marching and preparing for Christmas parades was the band's main occupation in the fall. The band members were rewarded for their ef- forts by winning second place in the Chris- tiansburg Christmas parade. Spring of the year found the band mem- bers preparing for the band festival , a spring concert, and the Dogwood Parade in Vinton. Monogram Club Promotes Sportsmanship MONOGRAM CLUB . . . FIRST ROW: Judy Rice, Alice Pearman, Steve Fire- baugh, president, Joe Welcher, vice- presidentg Linda Brammer, secretary and reporterj Sally Heslep. SECOND ROW: Steve Weaver, Charlotte Sisson, Trudy Rumburg, Barbara Willis, Nancy Mills, Linda Hall, Judy Fitzwater, Carol Williams. THIRD ROW: Timmy Under- wood, Mike Willis, Duke Raines, Wayne Clowers, Marvin Wrenn, Dickie Hall, Robert Booth, Junior Vest. The M o n 0 g r a m Club is composed of basketball and baseball play e r s, managers, and varsity cheerlead- ers who have received the official school let- ter for participating in athletics d u r in g the school season. Safety Patrol Promotes Safety For Students N, 5? T.. U , ,,., Y -H . S135 SAFE TY PATROL . . . FIRST ROW: David Webster, Marshall Dickerson,Joe Kenneth Garlic, Ricky Atkins, Vesta-1 Welcher, Charles Austin, Danny Wick- Poff, captain, Reggie Rumburg, Wayne line, Deweese, Tommy Mills. SECOND ROW: 46 The purpose of the safety patrol is to pro- mote saiiety on school buses and in the school buildings. Members help to insure the safe- ty of students by stop- ping traffic when they are crossing the road. x 1 ,1- .X 11 i. ' 'X 1 K, 1 ,,,1,.', .R 11112, 131 V 113555 f f 1 111,-n 11111111 1111.1 ro 2: 4 -. -1 : : ' A . 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I. : -Q' F , ,V ' ' , ' 7 I L - u - ' f- at I ve. . ' , . 'E f. , - 1 ff ',-,X R. I ' Af ., A R I ' - 1. -75.31 A ' f .J ' 5 is fa, C ' v yn. . M ' , I ' i f t, . ,J 'ii W t 'li' f 'X . T U figs A . X M x lim' I J . . 4 AND THEN THERE WERE THREE . . . Miss Kay Comp- with'Miss Nora Compton, first runner-up, and Miss Jean ton, Miss ADHS of 1965, smiles prettily while posing DeHart, second runner-up. Miss ADHS 1965 Selected At Pageant A big red and white heart and the theme, Sweethearts of l965, set the scene for the an- nual Miss ADHS pageant sponsored by the junior and senior classes. Forty-seven lovely ladies competed for the title of Miss ADHS of 1965. Miss Kay Compton was selected to reign as Miss ADHS of 1965. The judges selected Nora Compton as first runner-up and Jean DeHart as second runner-up. Other girls in the top twelve were Sally Heslep, Alice Pearman, Charlotte Sisson, Judy Rice, Linda Hall, Della Bland, Ollie Johnson, Charlotte Young, and Donita Williams. All of the contestants were sponsored either by one of the local businesses or one of the clubs or homerooms at ADHS. Miss ADHS of 1964, Linda Brammer, crown- ed Kay before she received her robe and flowers. 49 HOPE THE MICROPHONE WORKS . . . Wayne Clowers and Jimmy Pearman alternate as master of ceremonies 'for the beauty pageant. For Pete's Sake Provides An Evening Of Entertainment IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? . .. . Mrs. Clarkston CJ. Brandauj: Why, Dean, I do believe you look ill! Dean Murglethorpe CM. Sammonsj: I feel ill. af: A HAUNTED HOUSE! . . . Jasmine CV. Naffl: Ah's seen enough around dis heah place to last me until Gabriel blows his horn! For Pete's Sake, a three-act comedy, was presented by the Dramatics Club in May, 1964. The cast consisted of twelve students. Peter Pepperdine fLynwood Firebaughj was Miss Sarah P e pp e r din e ' s lazy, scheming nephew whose general aim was to finish Elwood College with the least work possible. Bill Bradshaw CTommy Helmj was Peter's bosom friend who had much the same idea as Peter had. Thorndyke Murgle- thorpe or Muggsy fRonnie Austinj was the intel- lectual type hired to see that Peter learned his Latin well. Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston fJudy Brandaub was the social-climbing matron whose only wish was to marry her daughters off to g e nt le m e n of means. Dean Murglethorpe fMacon Sammonsj was the dean of Elwood College who tried to excuse Peter's poor grades for the sake of Aunt Sarah. Miss Sarah Pepperdine fLinda Smithy was a leader of social excellence in Elwood. Jasmine Jackson Wicki Naffj was' the charcoal cook who firmly believed that Grandpap Pepperdine's ghost roamed about the mansion and spoke to her from his portrait. Nadine Clarkston CBecky Sissonj was the light of Peter's life. Peggy Clarkston fBrenda Welch- ery was BilI's flirtatious sweetheart. AN UNSEEN CULPRIT . . . Peggy QB. Welcherj: Stop tickling my neck. Dupont CG. Trumpj: I wouldn't think of doing such a thi11g,.' B. Welcher, T. Helm, J. Fitzwater, G. Trump, L. Firebaugh. 50 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND . . . Muggsy fR.AustinJ: I know Iam the most misunderstood girl in the World! Dupont CG. Trumpj: There, there, girlie, don't cry. G. Trump, R. Austin, L. Wells, M. Sammons. Which Is The Result Of Mcmy Long Reheorsols Malvina Potts CDarlene Millerj was Mug- gsy's goddess who shared his intellectual tendencies and worked as a summer reporter for the village paper. John Boliver fLewis Wellsb was a wealthy banker on whom Mrs. Clarkston had set her eye for Nadine. Dupont Darby fGregory Trumpj was an aspiring poet, a perfect mate for Peggy, according to Mrs. Clarkston. The plot of the play concerned Peter who planned to replenish his meager funds while Aunt Sarah was abroad by renting the ances- toral mansion to the social-climbing Clarks- tons. The difficulty arose, however, when Aunt Sarah changed her mind and returned. How to get the Clarkstons out of the house before Aunt Sarah returned was a problem Peter and Bill tried to solve by introducing Grandpap Pepperdine's ghost. Po s ing as servants, Peter, Bill, and Muggsy, Peter's Latin tutor, had no end of trouble carrying out their plan. Look oUT, MUGGSY . . . Peggy qB. Welcherj: I'rn just an ickle-bickle girl as harmless as a kitten! Mug- gsy fR.AustinJ: Don't practice your wiles on me. GHOSTLY PHENOMENA . . . Mrs. Clarkston CJ. Brandaujz I want to get out of this ghost house! Both she and her guests did just that after seeing the ghost. L. Wells, J. Brandau, M. Sammons, T, Helm, L. Firebaugh. ADHS Students Compete On Klossroom Kwiz my mms TELEVISION PERSONALITDEIS. . .Representingtheir school well during their appearance on Klassroom Kwiz were our panelists, Donnie Richardson, Sally Heslep, and Wayne Clowers. A CHECK FOR THE WINNERS . . . Mrs. Gardner, On May 11, 1964 a team of panelists representing ADHS appeared on Klassroom Kwiz, a television show for high school stu- dents broadcast over WDBJ-TV. Our panelists were Sally Heslep, Wayne Clowers, and Donnie Richardson. Our appearance was sponsored by the Hi-Y. In addition to increasing the Hi-Y treasury by S60 our team brought much recognition to, ADHS. Our appearance on May 11 brought us our first victory over North Cross High School of Roanoke. ADHS scored 140 points to a North Cross score of 70points. Our second appear- ance on May 18 gave us our second victory over Bland High School. ADHS scored 190 points to Bland's 120 points. On May 25, our team was defeated in a very close match with Roanoke Catholic High School. Roanoke Cath- olic scored 130 points and we scored 120 points. t OUR CHEERING SECTION . . . Students in the cheer- former sponsor of the Hi-Y, gladly receives one of our ing Sectionmwaif for the panelists: to aPP9f'1I' Fld the winning checks for S25 from Ted Powers, ql1iZmaSter. game to begm so they can show their enthus1ast1c sup- port. KING, QUEEN, AND COURT . . . Homecoming king, Dickie Hall, queen, Charlotte Sisson, and their court, Danny Wimmer, Alice Pearman, Martha Dickerson, and Marvin Wrenn, are glad that the winners have been announced and the suspense is over. QUEEN OF HEARTS . . . Inacontest sponsored by the junior class, Regina Williams was elected to reign as Queen of Hearts for 1965. Homecoming And Valentine Dances Produce Regents And Excitement At ADHS QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS . . . Runners-up in the Queen of Hearts contest were Judy Rice, firstrun- ner-up, and Patty East, second runner-up. Regina Williams was crowned Queen of Hearts, 53 3 3,5-2 .Y - , feef.-mi 4 , , i, it 1 ' J ' B Y V Y i gi W ,ii V ROYALTY REIGNS . . . 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Perhaps the double overtime loss to Bland was the best example of this type of cliff-hanger . This type of game achieved student support and enthusiasm and could be counted on to draw fans. The high point of the season for the team was the 76-67 victory over the Eagles of Rocky Gap. The whole team was really up for the game as it was the last chance for a District S victory and a revenge for the disastrous score in the game at Rocky Gap. The Shawnee zone completely dominated play and provided much satisfaction for the players' desire for avenging their earlier loss. The not quite untarnished 7-10 record of the Shawnees will never be looked back on by the undergraduates as one of the school's most successful seasons, but the team worked hard, and, on occasions, showed touches of excel- lence. Of the team's ten losses, the Shawnees compiled an astounding accumulation of near misses by losingfour games by one point, three others by two points, and one additional game by three points. Perhaps next year's team will obtainalittle of the luck that always seemed to allude this year's squad. Bobby Perdue Mike Edwards Steve Firebaugh Jimmy Williams Richard Roop Sophomore Freshman Senior Freshman - Freshman Guard Forward Guard Guard Forward 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year No. 21 No. 23 No. 35 No. 43 No. 51 N i 1 3 D 4U VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM . . . Coach Quesen- burg, Robert Booth, Mike Edwards, Dickie Hall, Steve berry, Jimmy Williams, Bobby Perdue, Wayne Clow- Firebaugh, Mike Willis. ers, Timmy Underwood, Marvin Wrenn, Reggie Rum- Shcawnees Finish Season With 7-10 Record SCOREBOARD FOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADHS ADH S .....53 .. ..48 .. 9.69 .. .,,58 ,. ..,55 .. ..55 .. ..59 .. ..41 .. ..66 .. ..52 .. ..72 .. ..4'7 .. ..86 .. ..88 .. ..66 . .... '76 .....61 DISTRICT S . . . . . 60 Auburn . . Rocky Gap Bland . . . Auburn . . Woolwine . New Castle Boonesboro . . . . . Woolwine . New Castle Auburn . . Oak Hill . Bland . . . Oak Hill. . North Cross Auburn ., . Rocky Gap North Cross TOURNAMENT Auburn . . SHAWNEES ON WARPATH . . . Marvin Wrenn goes high in the air to score two points more despite being guarded closely by a player from Bland. JV Teom Builds For Future Vorsify av BASKETBALIE TEAM . . . FIRST Row: Charles Sisson, Richard LHelm, David Hubbard, Joe Sisson. SECOND ROW: Coach Quesenberry, Joe Welcher, UP FOR THE SHOT! . . . Joe Welcher takes ajump shot during the game with New Castle that ADHS won. K David Womack, Wayne Deweese, Richard Roop, Gene Underwood, Ronny Childs, Corlis Brammer. Practice and a lot of spirit helped to give the JV's awinning season. They gained valuable experience that will aid them when playing on the varsity squad as they finished the season with a 7-4 record. SCOREBOARD FOR JV BASKETBALL ADHS ..... 78 Auburn ....... 53 ADHS . . . . 30 Auburn . . . . 32 ADHS Auburn . . . . . ADHS Woolwine . . ADHS New Castle . ADHS Boonesboro ADHS Woolwine . ADHS New Castle ADHS Oak Hill. . ADHS Oak Hill. . ADHS ss North Cross GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM . . . FIRST ROW: Trudy ROW: Shirley Atkins, Nancy Mills, co-captain, Linda Rumburg, captain, Nora Compton, Barbara Willis, Hall, Carolyn Owens, Brenda Dickerson, Shirley Craig, Sandra Stewart, Betsy Sisson, Sherry King. SECOND Charlene Reese. Not Pictured: Becky Dickerson. Shawnee Maids Maintain Spirit Despite Losses Despite hard practices, much spirit, and the leadership of Mrs. Scarborough, the Shawnee maids suffered a losing season as they lost all of their basketball games to the teams in Dis- trict S . The team was composed of girls from the ninth through twelfth grades. At the beginning of the season, Trudy Rumburg was elected captain and Nancy Mills was elected co-captain by the other members of the team. BALLET OR BASKETBALL? . . .Two different jump- ing forrns are exhibited as Trudy Rumburg and a player from Bland jump for the ball to start a new quarter. 59 Varsity Cheerleaders Spark School Spirit WAY DOWN IN OLD VIRGINIA . . . Varsity and JV cheerleaders join together for a cheer during Home- coming game. THOSE STEPS ARE PRETTY . . . With this thought in mind Judy Rice, Brenda Lawrence, Linda Brammer, Sally Heslep, captaing Charlotte Sisson, Alice Pear- Despite the loss of two girls, the varsity cheerleaders proved a valuable asset to our basketball teams. Bright smiles and a willing- ness to lend support were always evident in their personalities, andthe cheerleaders never failed to show enthusiastic encouragement. By holding pep rallies and teaching stu- dents many of the yells, student participation was greatly increased. At every game, the cheerleaders led the student body in cheering the teams on to victory. A s sisting the varsity cheerleaders in maintaining enthusiasm were the JV cheer- leaders. The varsity and JV cheerleaders practiced every week so they could be in tip-top shape for every game. man, co-captaing and Brenda Welcher display their smiles of competition. ,, I . ,,,,..., ,. , M 1 1 fe- fag., 1 Cheering Squad 1 Linda Brammer Senior 1 2 Years ji'W51'F'7l A su 1 Is 1 ltr- r M - .. 1 .Qf'i-:am -' X ' ,I ' I if ' ' ix , , W Sally Heslep Captain Senior 4 Years Judy Rice Senior 2 Years i um XE . N 1- 7- it iii yy Seniors Compose Varsiiy gr 1 - was .W L ru ,Q m WL. 1 I, s, mf Charlotte sisson 1 Senior 1 Year 'Q' Alice Pearman Co- Captain Senior 4 Years JV Cheerleaders Help Varsity Maintain Enthusiasm JV CHEERLEADERS . . . Looking forward to the day captaing Judy Kemp, co-captaing Kathy Perdue, and when they will be varsity cheerleaders are Ruth Pear- Regina Williams. man, Charlotte Young, Nora Sowder, Susie Wickham, l BEAT 'EM, SHAWNEES . . . JV cheerleaders yell out a cheer during a pep rally. rg H W .. uw wi vw ww H w ,I e 4 1 . A FRIENDLY CHAT . . . Sally Heslep pauses before going to her next class to talk to Jimmy Duncan. So Ends Another Record Of A Year At ADHS DOES ANYONE HAVE HIS STREET SHOES ON? . . . Students dance in socks or tennis shoes so they Won't mar ,the refinished gym floor. 62 GRAB THE BALL, BOYS . . . A jump ball is called during the game with the New Castle Rockets. DO YOU HAVE TO PAY TO RIDE THIS BUS? . . . Dickie Hall hopes not because he wants to save his money for other things. GET THAT REBOUND, GIRLS . . . Both teams try to get possession of the ball as it bounces off the back- board. wwww. www' wax wg ., If 9 - , .3 ww -w 1 V. wwf 'iggjwwlr N t in ww Www! sm :Q wwwwwwu Beiww Q W Hww: Www 'ww T ' ...Q ? -- -Q W? 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