South Charleston High School - Memoirs Yearbook (South Charleston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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To make a unified picture of the life at South Charleston High School, we picked o theme to join the old with the new- the old battered, cracked walls as paralleled to the ever new spirit of the youth at S.C.H.S. Since cars and their ceoseless changing are almost synonymous with youth, this theme has been carried throughout our book as much as possible, and we hope you enjoy it and appreciate its purpose. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-NOVEMBER Hall of Fame Football Band Miss Black Eagle Pep Week MARCH-APRIL-MAY Hall of Fame Senior Class Play Big Wheels Girls' State, Boys' State, and Camp Horseshoe 2 DECEMBER-JANUARY-FEBRUARY Hall of Fame Basketball Cheerleaders Snow Queen SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES CLUBS SPONSORS .N 4 ,M DEDICATIGN South Charleston High School has been honored to have on its facultS7 a woman who is dedicated to the education of our youth. She gives of herself so that her students may go forth better prepared to make their way in society. Therefore with great pride and affection we dedicate the i959 Memoirs to Mrs. Thelma Ryan Conley. Aqalmylivf ,, ,Q it 'bn- Jd: ,4 QE: 5 I! I ea Y if 'I J -' 1 .,.. H .. ga L-fyaif 'I my N ria, ,. ,ex .- q.. qi 2 Q. 5' 9 ,W K x YZ? Q we M WWQV .,,,..,., im, FS' . ,v,,,.W,,. L, 1 L f iw 1' 'M mf Q assi 1, faq-., if Z' go.. ,gb ff y ff ku we . ...wy- MARVIN S. LEE Principal Mr. Marvin S. Lee, our newly appointed principal and a commander in the US, Naval Reserve, comes to us from Elkview High School and has already earned the respect of every- one at SC HS, After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from Glenville State College, he continued his schooling and was awarded his Masters degree from West Virginia University. Following this Mr. Lee was commanding of- ficer at several schools including the V-l2 units of Johns-Hopkins University and Emory and Henry College where he gained much experience. Aside from his duties at S,C.l-l.S. he still finds time to direct the Naval Reserve Officers' School at the Naval Ordnance Plant. Back in her Alma Mater our effi- cient secretary, Mrs. Shirley Merrie, keeps busy helping the deans and Mr. Lee. With her pleasant smile and friendly way, she finds time to answer any questions the students may have. Counseling Judy Bowles and Margaret Hill is our competent dean of girls, Miss Gladys Bed- dow. She handles with ease the daily problems which confront her and is constantly giving of her time and service. Using a friendly and relaxed manner our dean, Mr. AI Ball, guides and counsels the boys of South Charleston H i g h Schoolg and with a firm hand he helps make our school one of the best, FACULTY-BUSINESS EDUCATlONg Mrs. June Business students learn efficiency ond eose of filing by practicing correct procedures. Idle bonds ore the devil's work- Shoplll Lee, Mrs. Helen McLoughlin, Mrs. Morgoret Brobom, Miss Ruth L, Smith, Mr. Donald H. Pouley. .X is ,AQ Debits ond credits occurotely ploced ore evidences of efficient bookkeep- ing. 5 il' By far the greatest obstacle of science . . . is that men despair and think things impossiblevff Students demonstrate quantitatiye reasoning necessary to solve algebraic 9 problems. FACULTY - MATHEMATICS Mrs. Mary Griffith, Miss Hazel Childress, Mrs. Zell Hamstead, Mr. Fred Roda- baugh. s 'lf V:4!3 'lT r3, solid students. M7-J V' 4.5: xv... L The audio visual boys seem to be completely wrapped up in their World Who knows where Napoleon met his Waterloo? FACULTY-LIBRARIANQ Miss Clarice Bailesg SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Ruby Carr, Mrs. Nelle Melton, lstandingl Mrs. Daisy Guthrie, Mr. John Stec, Miss Marie Casey. -P7 I O FACULTY-ENGLISH, Mrs. Neva Rogers, Mrs. Thelma Conley, Mrs. Louise Stewart, Mrs. Una Meadows, lstandingi Mrs. Lillian Wilson, Mr. Willis G. Keys, Miss Mary L. Williams. Continued effort and diligence are required to ls this part of speech cz noun produce the school newspaper. l?l, a pronoun l?J, a huckle- berry CPD. i i i l l i :,, FACULTY-ELECTRONICS Mr. L. T. Millerg AUTO MECHANlCSg Mr. C, V. Rogers. Many a boy has gained practical vo cational knowledge from the elect ronics course offered at South Char leston High. FACULTY - INDUSTRIAL ARTSg Mr. Reuben Sig- gers. -C , 'cl Did you for- get to put on the emergen- cy brake? Watch it, Richard, even the width of a line will make a drawing un- acceptable. i Many Lepidoptera sacrificed their lives to further the cause of En- tomology. Interest in biology is aroused by use of charts and diagrams. T. FACULTY - CHEMlSTRYg Mrs. Mary L. Matheny. nf, Ny a .. QQ. -.LLL y . N.. Q . K . fs . 2 ,,. ,R A 'xii Y .. 7 I is . t 's fa -4' Private secretary? FACULTY-BlOLOGYg Mr. Stoner Parsons, Mrs. Daisy Dorsey, Mrs. Helen G. Burdette. 13 4 Y . i ,le 5? A .. l is . ' '1 3 'L-1.1 . 1' 7 . . , 1 L Q, FACULTY-FRENCHg Miss Mary Shirey - LATINQ Mrs. Louise Hawkins, H-divx - ., ,gan 1 S i 'W' w 1 Et tu, Brute ? mf vs ,-an ,, lL-A ,,..,.,.w .2 w,,J K K J l ,. ,' 5 , ii it i, , Parlez-vous francais? Grade school Sewing machines hum students learn elementary French i. Soup's on in the chef's class, o new addition to the school's curriculum. as girls produce fash- from French club members. ionable yet economical garments, its FACULTY - SEWING Mrs. Laurie Wiley - COOKING Mrs, Ercyl Campbell. Practice-one of the big factors which makes S. C.'s band the best. Watch out for the high notes. Looks good from here- mark up two points FACULTY-PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Marvin Richardson, Mrs, Alice Long, Mr. .lack Surrette. FACULTY - MUSICQ Miss Lucy Jackson, Mr. A. E. Raspillaire. Physical education classes offer a relief from the strain of mental work ,f '. .'-'J' 'U-K' .- w. 5. :E L 1 YQ ah Kg' 4 u g , , - .4- 5- ,Q N S'- jyh- f . -0- . ,lu , E '12 J N 47 64 Magi JQQENQQ SEPTEMBER, - UCTUBER - NUVEMBER Q, W Q? 5942 is W My HM-L FAM, Another of Casey's tal- ents is demonstrated by the excellent school paper of which she is editor. As a member of the school's tennis team Casey shows off her proficient forehand. Casey prepares for day's classes by go ing to her locker. Originated to give recognition to seniors who, during the past three years, have contributed to their time and energy to the school and communi- ty, the Hall of Fame has chosen for one of its first outstanding students Carolyn Kay Liggett, better known to us as Casey. Carolyn, a friendly, ver- sitile girl, has done much to bring recognition to our school through representing South Charleston at the SASC, her membership on the tennis team and her editorship of the X-ray. Also, Casey is secretary of the French Club, a Senior Class re- presentative on the student council, and was very active during pep week. As the past has shown and the future to further emphasize-,she has done a good job as a student, we predict that success will always be by her side. I8 On behalf of South Charleston High School Mr. Lee accepts the president's gavel, which is the symbol of Dean's past presidency of the West Virginia Association of Student Councils. ii ll F WIWFWHFIIWIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIFWMWWMWIWIIWIIW CHARLESTON ' l'x 4: 3 .f W Sgr f tfi , I v nf gg 1- 3 l .Qi My ,I W-iw-Ill U -., I qqhmwmqi V1 W i N DEAN HUNNESHAGEN f WWIIIWWWMIWUUIIMIIIllfllldfWllllllllllllllhllflllllllllflllllll llllllllllllllllllll IWIWIIIIMW U Since he was President of the West Virginia Association of Student Councils this past year, Dean, according to the tradition, presented the association with this flag, which will remain as property of the state organization and will be on display at all their conventions. South Charleston High School's excellent Student Council President, Dean Hunneshagen, has been se- lected as another of the outstanding students to be honored by the Hall of Fame. Dean has been chosen on the basis of the recognition he has brought to our school and our community. Not only has he been active around school by being in the choir, the track team, the student council, and the National Honor Society, but he has also been elected Boys' State Gov- ernor, Senator to Boys' Nation ,and President of the West Virginia Association of Student Councils. When we think back to our high school days, we shall cer- tainly remember our blond, flat-top president. I9 HilllllllllllllllllllllllhIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIII ll . , l illl tl 37 I so ffl 1 . ,N , l ' ,, fri- li' . fl f ff' 'fin , WNW ll Q tklhlft 1, W V mi w'fi P llll' iv egg E '-Afgil. gt,5,.'i,T-I . f 'Q Si f--s-Q1 ' ' 1 -.N -, i ef S Q ' N113 3 X, x JY? in sus ' is 1. l - .- I3-' -2 Lrn nvfrw U. 4 ' hm, - W mln . 'Umm t .W H awww '-- A gg',42.1'?,g tsp in h nv' wi f..-V - - A ig,'xg ,gi-,fm in ,QNX Q1i.f v'! ' el '-' l ' Q- S' l N Glgnln H l xii . ' 35 'll , Vfmzfffyfllzflfflwllullllllzlllll11111111111111111Wmvllllululuulf 1 un 5? EM Y .X 3 M -2 fm ... W 'll' rv A - S M my 5' M , Y R Wu! -we 35 33 v---1 I Coach Stone r Parsons MW 3: , is 'Axis FIRST ROW-Eddie Butcher, Shike Keene, John Wright, Tom Woolwine, Dennis Osborne, Dick Mat- tox, Dick Tully, Bob Sibold, Ronald Ray, David Combs, Joe Fleck, Ronnie Michaux. SECOND ROW-John Steele, John Fenwick, Lowell Hudson, Gary Hartwell, Bing Watson, John Scott, Season Results 20 Dupont , . 7 Charleston 6 . Nitro ..... S. C. 7 Sissonville . . 6 Stonewall Jackson 7 Clendenin .. I3 Barboursville . 26 St. Albans . , . . l3 Charleston Catholic , l3 Dunbar . 20 Opp. ..25 . I3 l4 . 13 . 38 . 7 . 39 . 24 . O 6 MSE' Y Jiffy K , l 'Q' ' 4,11 mf illgg-W we !f9'lv'1 K ,W is Svihlllliiafs' J . W- W e W- 1' , Clarence Broyles, James Osborne, Sam Mathews, Charles Daniel, Roger Breedlove, Perry Hanks. THIRD ROW-Shirley Mallory, Randy Robinson, Da- vid McGee, Bill Wright, Tom Day, Gale Harold, Steve Smallwood, Charles Mandt, John Maddox, Jack Vo- gel, Keith Angle, John Cook, Archie Michael, Sam Potter, Frank Handley. Dupont . Charleston Nitro , . . , Sissonville , Stonewall . Clendenin .,.. . . . Barboursville St. Albans . Catholic .... . Dunbar . , Players of the Week . . Dick Tully , . . . . Bob Sibald Gale Harold John Steele David Booth Eddie Butcher Shike Keene . Bob Sibald David Combs 21 Assistant coaches-Marvin Richardson and Jack Surrette. u I A: . ..- . 4' T.-', . -' . .J I -3 N' .. f , .sue John Steele, John Fenwick, Lowell Hud- son, Gory Hartwell, Bing Wotson, John Scott. Dovid Combs-co-coptoin Dennis Osborne, John Wright, Torn Woolwine, Eddie Butcher, Shike Keene. MFWWV fww lm SENIOR ii .r- x--Q V. M.. ...., i' 2 1 -'U I H ffl ., N- fu-:re , wwe 1 ,---f.. Ronnie Michaux, Dick Mattox, Bob Sibold, Joe Fleck, Ronald Ray. ' sf PL AYERS Dick Tuiiy-mQpmin Sam Mathews, Clarence Broyles, James Os- borne, Charles Daniel, Roger Breedlove, Perry Hanks. FOOTBALL South Charleston s 3 6 l season brought many tears and shouts of joy to the hearts of those people who follow the game. In our starting game of the season the Dupont Panthers edged by in a hard fought thriller. Michoux, Combs, and Fenwick led the Black Eagles' scoring attack, During the first two minutes of action both teams scored, South Charleston, when Michoux scampered 77 yards on a re- turn kickoff. The Black Eagles while playing one of their best games of the year were outscored, but not outplayed, by the Charleston Mountain Lions. Late in the first quarter South Charleston scored on an eleven yard run by Michoux and held a one point lead until Charleston scored late in the fourth quarter. The combined efforts of H. B. Darrell Gibson and F. B. Marshall Reveal proved to be too much for the South Charleston eleven, as they lost to the Nitro Wildcats, Our touchdown came with only one minute and ten seconds remaining in the game as Bob Sibold scored on a twenty two yard pass from quarterback Eddie Butcher. In the game with Sissonville, the Eagles scored on the final quarter when quarterback Dave Combs sneaked over from the two yard line, Shike Keene then converted for the extra point. However, the Sissonville opposition was too much and with only one minute left to play they pushed across for a touchdown. lt just wasn't the Eagles' night for they were no match for the Stonewall Jackson Generals. Many injuries impaired the Eagles as quarter- back David Combs and halfback John Fen wick were taken out early in the game. South Charleston scored early in the second quarter after Dick Tully re- covered a fumble, and Butcher, a few seconds later plunged the remaining yards, HIGHLIGHTS Although South Charleston was picked to win this game the breaks seemed to be against them as Clendenin held the Eagles to a tie game. Michaux made the Eagle touchdown in the first half and with seconds remaining in the last quarter, Butcher passed to Sibold in the end zone but the ball was intercepted and the game ended in a deadlock. South Charleston managed two touchdowns against an un- beaten Barboursville eleven but it was to no avail. Playing an a muddy field, John Steele recovered a fumbled punt to set up the first score. A sixty five yard march with Shike Keene going the final five yards added the second. An inspired Eagle team took their first win at the expense of St. Albans in a thrilling fight to the finish. Extra points and John Scott's action in re- covering a fumble saved the game. Eddie Butcher accounted for two touch- downs and passed to Bob Sibold for a third. The additional one was made by Shike Keene. Michaux spearheaded the attack against the fighting lrish by scor- ing both of South Charleston's touchdowns. One resulting from a forty yard pass from Bob Sibold, the other on a thirteen yard run. Keene converted for the extra point. The Black Eagles' upset over Dunbar came as no surprise to the fans. South Charleston held a l3-O lead until the Bull- dogs finally scored in the final period. More than once the Eagles' defense had to ward off a Dunbar rally. Early in the second quarter Butcher went over on a one-inch sneak after Michaux buffered to the goal line. Dennis Osborne gave a thrilling performance when he scooped up a Bulldog fumble and ran forty-four .yards to score. The Eagles started weak and finished strong, win- ning their last three games. Our last game enabled us to retain the Lion's Club trophy. Every Black Eagle fan can say, We're proud of you. l 0: a,au.4-so-whf.vmf5.......,.t...a.....,L .M W A il Sec-F FIRST ROW-Bill Peters, Tom Halimon, Randy Robinson, Roger McVicker Bill Close Steve Matthews, Earl Stover, David Adkins, David Booth. SECOND ROW-Phil Keller, John Machmer, Kyle Miller, Jim Holimon Jim Smith Don Pauley, David McGee, Dennis Freeman, Ed Benge. THIRD ROW-Fred Hamric, Jim Hudson, Michael Coleman, Howard Blilo Ronnie Hart Del Reed, James Hairston. chedule S. C. 26 Dupont . . . 0 Stonewall . . 7 Charleston . . . I9 Nitro .,.., 0 Charleston 6 Stonewall . . 19 St. Albans . . . I7 Dunbar .,.. 26 Opp. . 6 .13 . 7 ,I9 . 0 . I 9 . 0 , 6 kT! AM -i LLVV 'gif t 'w-V V.4..,M,w,Q H fW-.,..M,N1h-.w..- .q u..-I Our cheerleaders, Sally Jewell, Pat Sutton, Nancy Winnings, Karen McCurdy, and Lynne Dickerson, are being transported in style to the Dunbar game to do a good job as they have done all season. A South Charleston player utilizes a one-arm block to by-pass a potential tackler. Managers: Gary Pugh, Leroy Marks and Bill Bailey SDUTH CHARLESTGN ' - , Q-fQ ' f Q 7 ' ' . J i -,21 fr- Lt ' My S ., J ,Sid J ' 5 ' 1 . ' i 4, . i X x s J 4- ,T V HEAD MAJORETTE Janet Smith FIRST ROW-Peggy Dorsey, Janet Smith, Kim Moore, Joan Pickens, Barbara Swisher, Penny Erskine, Daphne Pritt, Carol Rader, Eddie Davis, Judy Cunningham, Nancy Cat- terton, Donna Reed, Carmen Nickell, Joan Raspillaire, Bil- lie Jo Lucas, Mary Lacy Copenhaver, Julie Foreman, Peg- gy Horton. SECOND ROW-Karen Hanshaw, Elizabeth Ellis, Ruth Zika, Nancy Barker, Bob Cadle, Becky Dunlap, Ruth Ware, Wade Poteet, Jerry Hatcher, Bob Hunt, William Byrd, Ned Hickman, Douglas Lawson, Ruth Hall. 28 --......-'Rus--l-.--uq.-J HIGH SCI-IGGL BAND ' ' ' ' , . , X, T Q15 5 f, 4 , , f 6 9 iw 5 Qi Q vw ,vm '5- THIRD ROW-Ann Brumfield, Eleanor Davis, David Rol- lins, Scotty Keely, Tom Turner, Bernard Cadle, David Ed- wards, Bill Dale, Tommy Cooper, Bob Broyles, Ray Run- nion, Peggy McMinn, Dee Ann Moore, Ellen Moulder. FOURTH ROW-Drema Houchins, Patti Tully, Tom Con- nolly, Holmes Hansel, Bob Lilley, David Meabon, Ralph Scheffer, Evan Williams, Eddie Pritchard, Ted Mullen, Bill Grimsley, Steve Gorby, Dick Katholi, George Fulkes, David Taylor, Lester Ghiz, Patty Bostic, Carolyn Snodgrass. 29 V,..'s.,X f 1' f I-.V T, 3 f', Jw flfxij , g M, ,Ng ,t M. .P A I Y ,xx f in Q x P 3 7LLL .- . L VV lf? H 315, f- - x ' 4 .x SENIOR MAJORETTE Peggy Dorsey r +R if-ii' v SENIOR MAJORETTE u-' Ellen Moul X30 ,,f .. der ,MH W., affix uf' -4- 1. .. , ' -I 'Q 4 'gfw-,As E , , A , L. f E ,gy filf l I ' f E 'f4 ? I'2-xi ii vw' , M Y, I , rv -fry-gP?,g,i -. N M 'Ss ' ul- VQ, E K S E m.-: A S 9f ,f:5f ' ?f ' 5 i , .S i E A 1 Ju? 'Qi f.,,gl 32, R 1 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: David Rollins, Scotty Keely, Lester Ghiz, Bob Lilley, Bernard Caclle, Evan Williams, Torn Connolly, Eleanore Davis. To DIRECTOR Mr, A. E. Rospilloire SENIOR MAJORETTE Potti Tully Members of S. Cfs Nite Lighter Bond ore Bob Broyles, Bob Hunt, Dick Kotholi, Bob Lil- ley, Bill Dole, ond Dovid Rollins. lvl i SENIOR MAJORETTES: Patti Tully, Peggy Dorsey, Ellen Moulder. y . '41 JUNIOR MAJORETTES: Peggy Horton, Karen Honehaw, ' 1 fi: 7 , ,. xx kg, ,n xl,- . 3 Y ' ff . X ' ,nf Af X . Qr 4 V ,WM M ffh-as Y f .f Julie Foreman, Ann Brumfixdld, Rutkyall, Drema Houchins, ,QQ- Carolyn Snodgrass, Puffy Bostic. ' HAD MAJORETTE: Janef smafh , 1 N I ' x 1i',.fe 5 i li-dvi: T 2 '. Q4 f ii 4AA-I .- Nil? Miss Black Eagle, Janet Smith, and her two attendants, Judi Blaine and Becky Huffman, smile for the people of Dunbar as they are chauffeurred in the parade by their sponsor, Miss Childress 1, This page sponsored by Dr. Ross G. Childress MISS BLACK EAGLE Miss Janet Smith Page Opposite: Becky Huffman, Janet Smith, and Judi Blaine 34 'VI ww -www 4. 1 .Y Q.--.- ...4 , 'V M an-n4 5 . .I .K 5. 3.1 . Judi Blaine, Janet Smith, and Becky Huffman fight the wind as they wait for the Homecoming parade to start. From the darkest corners of Africa come the theme for the Junior float which was judged best in the Pep Week competition. -,f' X, 'vi s Z it i ' '45 -rtccfwiwtllf it , 1' iq ? ,Q WF ZNEWWZ. ,,,,.T rn Q A Q2 Ne ,J H my siwnwicues , X ' , .a 1 fif?'i'peq ee , l i i Z A The Senior float symbolized the three most important qualities which build-up to victory. Xll Q. ,ni , N PEP The effigy of Dunbar burns before the fire of sacrifice. It seems the Dunbar Bulldog has come to a tragic end in this Sophomore float. 36 WEEK Everyone seems to be happy about the Juniors' winning Pep Week as Ricky Pauley, President of the Class, accepts the Cow Bell from Dean Hun- neshagen. The Seniors are in Heaven in a play which was Ci satire presenting a history of a past Dun- bar game. A i As the symbol of Dunbar goes up in flames, a group of SubADeb girls perform a ritualistic lnd- ian dance around it. Following the bon-fire, South Charleston students wind their way through the streets of the city. :ig if i l ll 31? As the Sophomore skit progresses cries of victory emerge from the conquering Eagles. 17' .1 . v 0 'K- o ' . C 6 u 1 0 0 0 9 04 5' 0 U 9 0 I sl X. 0 0 M b 0 0 0 D 5 0 0 0 Y A .o 0 . 0 ll D o Q , ' 0 , 1-rx 0 O 9 . ,Y . ' . 9 '.- ,E K 2. . , o 0 X .-0 lx - 'I N f 9 I 1 'va-..' ', ' X . 0 0 lf ' X z' 'f ' 'e -vb? ' at . z jk, 5 o -4- ' fi? fl 0 .xc ng X p' ,- Q-lf. ?,'LFvg' 'F 1 N. i.- lf' 'ie ' o' 1, X 5 5 ' Q 9 0 D , K 0 , DECEMBER-JANUARY-FEBRUARY U ' e 0-T -05,5 Hall of Fame X O htm?-f6E.', X xo Basketball , X4 l , 0 ' ' 0 Cheerleaders . of 4 3 Snow Queen ,, ' 5, Ax 0 . 4, .o 0 f 0 9 f ,X v 9 u 1 ' QQ-. ' it O -2 . af X P 9 X Q .I -9-.ST Q 9, . ' ' X 4 f I X Oo' 6 1 . P gg O U I' ff- V ' M ... -A6 xx f X ,i?r ,r3 . 45 I Q11 '4-, ' Q Q W EIN 1 x - - l 1 o XJ ' ' . ': -EX? . - -. Fl v if At . o o , X1 .XL 9 X I .-45 U o 9? X pr ,lx ...ain- 3 I U55 s O Q s 0 Q' g 5 Q . ' lp . 0 l 0 Q . o, - Q6 : 1. 'Ste' 4 . c , . ' ' db o -, XIX.. E 'vi .Q 1 :f Tl of ' -x y. 4 BW? 923 1 X 2353 Q5 '7bun,- .' 0 Q Q Q O 4-47.0 0 Q Q o .,. Hf .Q sk ,Qbxdvx sf Aw. s 1 w F, W JK P ir? Sai, . LZ,?A'.' 33 -3. K, I ., WM. 5, 53mg Xxx, ,F W 1 4 Y 44, L31 fx fb' Qi ,sr 313 , 1. MSW. f Q 'fray 5 9 A s 1 o 'X 4' W' X 'S C7 . .K x if 57 C I1 ,S 1 i - 'u 't - - iw l HALL Q F FAME Another recipient ot the Hall of Fame award is one of S.C.H.S.'s most active students, Glendora Cunning- ham. This award has been bestowed upon her because of her innumerable contributions to the Senior Class throughout its history, Not only is she the Vice-Presi- dent and o leader of the Student Council, but she has also organized several movements to improve school spirit and reputation. An example of these movements is the newly organized Spiriteers Club of which Glen- dora is the sole originator. Glendora, known as Glenny to her friends takes an active part in the Thespian Society of South Charleston. When she is not in the presentation, she may be found working hard behind the scenes. Glendora, we can truly say, has definitely been an asset to her class, school, and community. Climoxing a busy day, Glendoro conducts a meeting of the Spiriteers Club which she helped to organize for the purpose of building school spirit. Part of her job as Vice-President of the Student Council is to be prepared to take over an assembly program in the absence of the President. 9 fx 9 A moment of pride is enjoyed by Dean and Glendora as they place into the trophy case the championship trophies which our team won this year. . . . AAA SECTIONAL WINNERS . . . F' Qfff, IU EK 3Qmd X KM ,Q Ki 1 ,f gk . xA5s3i.g,3,5i?5fj?. fi J 'mV1'ffP5f?T fQ-'Q 9' A K. A wif: 3 Y? V, 3 E 42 if Tit' 1 ii? is 49' f i 6 393 xiii ., as , - 1 1 ?-FI 1 , ' .W , A., M I - s 7 ' . Q p 2'sisn'1-Iv 'NS i i X Sfi KW' i i M7 S if BEST TEAM .QQ A BEST CHEERLEADERS P CJ GQ fm il A12 'Si 3 Q X W ! fit. , I aw, , BEST CHEERING SECTION , XA,- , -Q X, 2. M , A , 'Y A? A w W Q V Lin Lk ' 'Q' Sf 6 5 ,X 1. NW 35 wfkfx , ..., , :,, Q 6 'T Q ! M M5 ei' C 1 A .Jam aw 'A D I ws' 'rv ,, mfsvi U .4 I , Yi, E8 ' 3. E f , f to vi, F, ,, I i Vs r ggi' S 1 X t . W' fi . ,. if Kneeling from left to right: Del Reed, David Booth, Sam Evans, Jerry Smith, Bud Turner, and Coach Richard- son. Standinq: Ed Benae, Bob Leadman, John Chisler, Larry Angle, Bill Holdren, Kyle Miller, Eddie Wilkin- son, Jim Hudson, Bill King, William Kennedy. 'BHTEAM Ralph Turley fits' 'f V U 'in,,v J E . s ,rf -X l l Y ' 1 1 exif Y' .. iv Ei :Q-K I 34' as wma 1 as w e A 1 J . ,. f' ' :Sv -r TQ ,,., 1 . vm. x 4.1 4 . 'F x'-V . JM' X x MANAGERS-Richard Adkins, Lero Marks, Jocko Broyles, and Y ' 1- .' W' it ' 5i f' -' e' , Q F . TF--7fi 5'Q?'S?lY?.4l 'WF il . P W we '4i'Qgf92ee.s,ff1 l'1 -lv M flsnkami. 6 if . 'fl lf ' 12 5 ,ty yd, r 5' Q11 'N 5 Nw ' -J Ma 'V I Y. N I: 1 l W if is, M021 :1fQf,'f'9T' 'UL iw' V ' My-J, - M., 1, f - . I 4 ,':- if 1 h mf v V J- 1 QQ - ,E - X qi: S , 1 W 1. .'ff'1j kv K Ml ' 'ff' ,H -, 'Z 5 '25 .' -:. L A . tg - I 4 ggi Y' . l ' A lg - ' K ' 1 0 . ' 1 eq ' O 6 0 fr Q L 41, v I 5 X 4' 1 O ' I X N gl X l SCHEDULE S. C, Opp 35 Cedar Grove 46 49 Charleston 7 l 44 Dunbar 52 50 East Bank 74 56 DuPont 54 70 Stonewall 55 6l St. Albans 60 65 Charleston Catholic 52 77 DuPont 6l 64 Nitro 63 73 Cedar Grove 60 67 East Bank 58 77 St. Albans 63 54 Stonewall 52 55 Charleston Catholic 7l 69 Dunbar 4l SCHEDULE Opp. Cedar Grove 49 Charleston 67 Dunbar 46 Alumni 56 Nitro 66 East Bank 75 DuPont 62 St. Albans 64 Stonewall 56 Catholic 6l DuPont 7l Nitro 67 Cedar Grove 53 East Bank 73 Beckley 70 St. Albans 62 Stonewall 89 Catholic 43 Charleston 70 Dunbar 60 Princeton 92 The S.C.H.S. Black Eagles battle ferociously for the rebound during the Charleston High game. Left to right - Bill Londeree, Lowell Hudson, Tom Shriver, Bill Lawson, Larry Weese, Don Jarvis, Joy Deitz, Bob Sibold, Carl Ward, Ron Michaux, Ronald Mallory, Kenny Lytton, Jim Ramey, Jim Hawkins, Larry Kel'ey and Coach Jack Surrette. me,smawww,-w,mtmmwff-wutunmQwmwtef,,.W- ,.t1rst.L,.ftff, .wt .... :M if .-,,,..lnf. 1 , , 1 L R v-1 vm lv b' F' 5 I -ilu' CHAMPIONSHIP Victory , was the cry of the fans who were cheering the South Charleston Black Eagles. The S. C. quint ended its regular season with a l7-3 record which was one of the best in the school's his- tory. With the season completed, South Charleston was found sharing the Kanawha Valley Conference championship with the St. Albans Red Dragons. The Eagles led the conference in of- fense by averaging close to 80 points per game. The score of the opening game of the season gave a preview of what was to come as S. C. trounced Cedar Grove 86-49. Four S. C. boys hit double figures with Jay Deitz leading the pack with 30 markers. The fans went wild as Ward and Deitz took scoring honors in South Charleston's lO2-67 win over Charleston. The Eagles made a sizzling 6l.2 per cent of their shots and led all the way. Surrette's cagers eased by the Dunbar five 50-46 in a game that was played at a much slower pace compared to their pre- vious performances. The Bulldogs cut the S. C. lead to one point in the final two minutes of action, but three free throws gave the Eagles their hard fought victory. The Black Eagles had little trouble in downing an alumni quint by 81-56. Michaux played his first game of the season and tossed in l5 points. A 32 point show by Deitz highlighted the S. C. win at Nitro. Bob Sibold, Bill Londeree, and Ronnie Michaux also scored in the double figures as the Eagles topped the Wildcats 77-66. Continuing their winning ways, S, C. won their fifth straight conference game by defeating East Bank 81-75 in an action packed game played at the Recreation Center. Carl Ward led the Eagle attack by tallying 23 points. ln their next contest South Charleston posted a 75-62 win over the DuPont Panthers at Midway Junior High. Carl Ward came through again with 23 points. A crowd of 2,380 fans at Charleston's Civic Center saw South Charleston nip Stonewall Jackson 59-56 after trailing by as much as lO points in the first half. The Eagles, led by Ward, Sibold, and Deitz, went ahead for the first time with two min- utes left in the third period, and after the lead changed several times, they went ahead to stay at 48-47. Unbeaten South Charleston took a big step toward the K.V,C. crown by downing St. Albans 77-64 before a standing room only crowd. The Eagles were never behind after the first quarter and shot like pros at the foul line making 3l of 37 chances. 6 l. ' ll BASKETBALL The Black Eagles won their ninth in a row at the expense of Charleston Catholic at the Irish gym. Ward, Sibold, and Deitz together scored 67 points in their 102-61 victory. DuPont's determined Panthers handed the previously unbeaten Black Eagles their first defeat of the season. A S.C. rally in the final period fell short as they lost 71-65. The trio of Deitz, Ward, and Sibold proved to be too much for Nitro as they took a 92-67 thrashing from the powerful Eagles. The Nitro cagers had no chance from the very start of the game. South Charleston's high powered attack completely smothered Cedar Grove, with five Black Eagle players in double figures. The Eagles, who held a 48-28 halftime lead and finished up with a 33-point quarter, were paced by Carl Ward. For the second time this season, S.C. overpowered the East Bank Pioneers. The Eagles' 14 points to the Pioneers' 5 in the third period were a deciding factor in the win. South Charleston made its first start outside the K.V.C. against a highly successful Beckley team. Bill Londeree tallied 24 points, many of which were long set shots, and was a ball of fire on defense. After trailing 27-18 at the midway mark, St. Albans surged back to defeat the Black Eagles 62-56. This victory created a tie between the Black Eagles and Red Dragons for first place in the K.V.C. A spine tingling performance by Carl Ward in the last few minutes of the fourth quarter resulted in a win over Stonewall. Trailing all the way the S.C. five staged a comeback which brought smiles to Coach Surrette and S.C. fans. South Charleston held to its tie for first place by walloping Charleston Catholic 80-43. The Black Eagles experienced only minor difficulty in rumbling over the Charleston Mt. Lions 83-70. Deitz took high-scoring honors with 27 points. In their final game of the conference the mighty Eagles rolled over the Dunbar Bulldogs. This important victory gave S.C. the co-championship of the Kanawha Valley with a 16-2 season. Princeton and Rod Sticks Thorn were too much for the Eagles as they were defeated in their last scheduled game of the season. Princeton was outgoaled 33-31 by the Black Eagles, but the Tigers were red hot at the free throw line. H l 1 gf, J ' s. l Si 'le 0 V -. 0 , .NG Q 1- 0 ' - . N X o -. - - -4- j l I l X . .. o fo SNQW QUEE Wffi 45+ it o, .0 Q' '0- : Left to right: Escort, David Rollins, and Sophomore attendant, Peggy McMinn, escort, Jeffry Krcps, and Sen- ion attendant, Ellen Moulder, escort, Larry Stewart, and Snow Queen, Lynne Dickerson, principal, Mr. Lee, Senior attendant, Frances Larmon, and escort, Dan Evans, and Junior attendant, Drerna Houchins, and es- cort, Lester Ghiz. F 0 i. 'n X X 'i'S2i.,y3'X. af A It Ag Senior attendant, Ellen Moulder, and escort, Jeffry Senior attendant, Frances Larmon, and escort, Dan Kreps. Evans. Snow Queen, Lynne Dickerson, and escort, Larry Stewo rt. ak O ' Wu u Q59 E' oi. we QXQTTQQF QTQWW ..., ,, 2,31 -3 E' re 1 ne, bl A 't vw? , 65 fe 9' L'ffHi:1ef1Qxxgei'2-,s1ye1e'.,1zvifs- , ' , ' , - 1 it ffrgm-'fw sf-gf to 1. , . r . 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Although valedictorian and salutatorian are selected on purely scholastic achievements, Chuck and Carole might well be considered for other services and contributions to the school. Both are members of the National Honor Society, which requires not only schol- arship, but also a character above reproach, outstanding leadership abilities, as well as services of importance to your school. The members of the Senior Class take pride in adding the names of their valedic- torian and salutatorian, Charles Cornelius and Carole Milligan, to the first Hall of Fame, HALL OF FAME left V5 W SALUTATORIAN Carole Milligan OUR TOW by Senior Class V . T v if T k i, i i Throughout the play the stage manager, portrayed here by Dean Hunneshagen, ex- plains the situations and developments on stage. This mock wedding isn't performed by a minister, but rather by the stage manager. i ,gzmwnhid The death scene is symbolic and indicative of Our Town, which is done without scenery or props. Chris Jarrett and Betty Eubank, the stu- dent directors, go over the fine points of production. Lynne Dickerson-Ronnie Michaux Janet Smith-Larry Kelley Personality Plus Best Looking , '7 Carole Milligan-Chuck Cornelius Most Studious l Glendora Cunningham-Leroy Marks Potty Sutton-Dennis Osborne Most School Spirit Friendliest Ellen Moulder-Gary Hawks Patty Shropshire-Bob Sibold Most Talented Most Athletic -1 Patty Sutton-Larry Kelley Best Dressed Betty Mongus-Dennis Osborne Lynne Digke.-,gn-Jim game, Biggest Flirt Wiffiesf -Z' WE WILL ALWAYS Leroy's pep talks The year we won Pep Week Manager, Tiger Turley Our maiorettes' winning routine at the Major- Our new school flag ette FCSUVCIJ Eddie GOff'5 E-A-G-L-E-S The armory and all that red tape Mrs Conley's unknown benefactor G UbbYH Hi-Y assembly Jim's salt shaker in speech Santa Claus at Dunbar Our blonde Miss Black Eagle When in djggrgce I Q The Seniors' Christmas dinner in the cafeteria Huckleberry Hound Two dress-up days The Night Lighters' dreamy music The Senior tear-jerker Pep Week play Stardust Rhapsody The Senior boys' crush on Mrs. Wilson Jack the Jet Surrette These are your announcements The nights our basketball team topped lOO Fire drills in December l.ynne's clowning Student Administration Day Our viyacious cheerleaders All that warm weather at Davis Chris and Mike's rocket Our Town Sputnik on our Junior float AAA State Champs CAMP HORSESHOE-Chris Jarrett, Dick Mattox, Mike Woodford, Ronnie Michaux, Drema Branscome, and Judy Bennett. fix? f if a ggi gy. .pf if 6, 'gh uf 6 -A f 55:- 'B i K'fZ1: '- . . . ng., ' J Y ::. 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President Tom Woolwine Vice President Potty Sutton A Sec reto ry-Treasurer MARGARET KAREN ARTHUR G.A.A. 25 Dclta Gamma Beta Sorority 2, 35 Y-Tccns 35 Home Room Vice- Prcsidcnt 4 ZOLA FAE ATKINS Y-Teens 2, 35 Pep Week 35 Snow Festival 45 Sewing Club 4 IORS ORRIS RICHARD ADKINS Football 25 Photography Club 3 RAYMOND JACK ALLEN Chess 2, 3 PAUL AMSPAUGH RUTH ANN ANGEL Home Room Treasurer 25 Sophomore Y-Teens 25 Homemaking Club 35 Girls Volleyball Team 35 Home Room Secre- tary 4 ALYCE KAY AURADY Home Room Secretary 25 Y-Teens 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Activity Club 35 Pep Week 2, 3, 4 SE IORS JUNE BAILEY LARRY RAY BAILEY Football 2, 4, Track 25 Chess Club 2, Home Room X-Roy Reporter 2, 4 WILLIAM FRENCH BAILEY HARRY ALFRED BASS, JR, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 45 Poo Week Committee 3, 45 Track 4 i 2 15' 5 al, 5 ELIZABETH BECKER Snow Festival Committee 4 61 Art Club 2, Latin Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 31 Talent Show 31 Pep Week 4, XE, LINDA BAYS CATHERINE LOUISE BECKER Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, County Chorus 35 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 4 JUDITH LYNNE BLAINE Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Home Room Treasurer 45 Y-Teen Vice-President 25 Miss Black Eagle Attendant 45 Snow Festival Committee 45 Sub Deb Club 4 BARBARA LEE BOOKER Chess Club 25 Glee Club 35 Activity Club 2: Intramural Club 3 5... ORS JUDITH BENNETT National Honor Society 3, 45 Camp Horseshoe Delegate 35 Home Room President 2, 45 Home Room Vice- President 35 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of Glee Club 45 Kanawha County Chorus 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Snow Festival Com- mittee 4 , ng JOHN BOWLES Shop Club 25 Auto-Mechanics Club 3 .IUDITH CAROLYN BOWLES Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3: Snow Festival Committee 45 Y-Teens 2, 35 Bible Club 35 Home Room President 35 Intramural Sports 3 DREMA JOYCE BRANSCOME Camp Horseshoe Delegate 35 Vice-Presi- dent of State Jr. Classical League 3, Home Room Secretary 35 Memoirs Staff 45 Thespian Society 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 4 JULIA ANN BRATT Choir 2, 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 4 62 SENIOR GLEN ROGER BREEDLOVE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 35 lntramurol Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 35 Chess Club 2, French Club 3, Music DELORES BURDETTE Red Cross Club 2 EDWARD A. BUTCHER Football 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 3, Base- ball 3, 4, Home Room President 2, 49 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club Treasurer 35 Hi-Y Club President 47 Pep Week Committee 3, 45 Varsity Club 4 PATTY BYRD Y-Teens 3 BERNARD CHARLES CADLE Band 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4 ROBERT S. BROTHERTON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club Secretory 3, Hi-Y Club Treasurer 4 CLARENCE EARL BROYLES Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 45 Pep Week Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 gn. 1 Y JOYCE ELIZABETH CARPENTER Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 2 Pep Week Committee 2 Y Teens 2 3 MARY KATHRYN CAUDLE Junior Academy of Science 2' Giec Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Pep Week Com- mittee 2, 3 4, Home Room Secretory 4 Cf' SE IOR FLORENCE RUTH CAMPBELL Y-Teens 2 NANA KATHRYN CAMPBELL Youth For Christ 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Bible Club 3, Snow Festival fIam?ittee 4, Sub-Deb 4, Y-Teen Chap- am PAULINE DELIGHT CANTERBURY Y-Teens 2, 3, X-Ray Reporter 3, Pep Teens 3, Sewing Club 3, Snow Festival Committee 4 DONALD GREY CARPENTER THOMAS STAFFORD CHANDLER i Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Chaplain Y- PATRICIA SUE COX SE IORS BARBARA CAROLYN CLINE CHARLES MORRIS COBBS Chess Club 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA SUE COLLARD Y-Teens 2, 35 Pep Week Committee 2, 45 Prlom Committee 35 Snow Festival Com- mittee 45 Memoirs Staff 45 X-Roy Staff 45 French Club 3, 4 DAVID H. COMBS Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Varsity Club 3, 4 Junior Classical League 25 Chaplain Y- Teens 2, 35 Home Room Officer 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 4' Advertisin M n . g a ager Me- moirs Staff 45 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 X-Ray Reporter 2, 35 X-Ray Staff 45 Intramural Sports 3 65 it Qi' GQ? THOMAS NARAMORE CONNOLLY High School Band 2, 3, 45 Junior Acade- my of Science 2, 3, 45 Junior Academy ot Science Vice4President 3: Junior Academy of Science President 45 County Band 2, 3, 45 First and Third Prizes in Science Fair 2, 35 Science Fair- Assistant Director 3, 4 CHARLES CORN ELIUS National Honor Society 3, 45 President of National Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Secretary of Hi-Y Club 45 Baseball 4 ' SENIGR National Honor Society 3 4 Girls State 3 Delegate to Rotary Club 3 Latin ub 2 3 4 Gle C b 2 3 Chor 3 County Chorus 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Pep Week Committee 2 3 4 Pro Committee 3 Snow Festival Committee Memoirs Staff 4 Home Room X Ray Reporter 2 BARBARA JEAN CULBERTSON Y-Teens 2, 3, Sewing Club 4, X-Ray Statt 4 CECIL GREGORY CUMMINGS Delegate to Rotary Club 2 Art Club 4 GLEN DORA MARIE CUNNINGHAM Rl Vice-President Student Council 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Sub- Deb Club 4, Girls State 3, Memoirs Staff 3, 4, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 X-Ray Staff 4, Junior Academy ot Science 2, So. Assoc. ot Student Council 4, Rotary Delegate 35 Home Room Vice- President 2, Secretary and Treasurer of Dramatic Club 2, Presi- dent of National Thespian Society 3, 4, 45 Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Club 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3 CHARD RUSSELL CUNNINGHAM Football 3, Choir 4, Pep Week Com- mittee 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee posters 3 ROSEMARY CUSTER CHARLES KERMIT DANIEL Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespions 3, 4, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, -Snow Festival Committee 4, Prom Committee 3 EDWARD LEE DAVIS Band 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 3, 45 Art Club Vice-President 35 Home Room Pres- ident 35 Home Room Secretary 4 JULIAN THOMAS DAVIS Hi-Y Club 45 Bible Club 45 Intramural Sports 3 CAROLYN SUE DEEL Girls' Activity Club 2 REBECCA ANNE DeMENT Junior Red Cross Council President 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Bookstore 45 Pep Week 4 DAVID DARNOLD S IDRS 1 EDITH ELEANORE DAVIS Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Band 45 Junior Academy of Science 25 Latin Club 25 Pep Week 2, 45 Memoirs Staff 45 Third Prize in High School Science Fair and Second Prize in Regional Science Fair 25 Dele- gate to W.Va. Junior Academy of Science Convention 25 Sewing Award 2 EDMUN FRANCIS DAVIS Track 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 4 DONALD EUGENE DUNCAN OPTHELIA K. DUNHAM X-Ray Reporter 25 Y-Teens 2 w 'QM' 'P 68 IORS LYNNE DICKERSON Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Council 35 Sub Deb 3, 45 Sub-Deb Corr, Secretary 45 Y-Teens Secretary 25 Pep Week Com- mittee 2, 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Memoirs Staff 4 ROSALIND KAY DILLEY Y-Teens 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3 ELOISE THEONE DODSON Bible Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 3 MARGARET ANN DORSEY Moiorette 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 35 SubADeb Club 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Snow Festival Committee 35 Prom Com- mittee 45 Assistant head Majorette 45 Y-Teens Secretory 35 Home Room Presi- dent 4 . i RICHARD OWEN EARY JOYCE CAROL ELLISON Sewing Club 25 Y-Teens 3 SE OR ELINOR ROSE EDWARDS Student Council 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Delegate to Jackson's Mill 45 Delegate to Ripley 4: Sowing Awards 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 35 Second Award Science Fair 25 Pep Week Com- mittee 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Fes- gival Committee 45 Intramural Sports 2, EDNA LEE ELLIS Dramatic Club 2 ELIZABETH RANN EUBANK Memoirs Staff 3, 45 Memoirs Business Manager 45 Student Council 45 Peo Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Home Room Officer 2, 35 Rotary Club Delegate 35 Latin Award 25 Latin Club 2, 35 First Award Science Fair 25 Y-Teens 25 Photography Club 3 JUDIE FAUST K WILLIAM DANIEL EVANS Hi-Y Club 45 Chess Club 35 X-Ray Re- porter 4- Prom Committee 35 Pep Week Committee 45 Snow Festival Com- mittee 4 BLANCHE MARIE EWART Y-Teens 25 Intramural Sports 2, 31 H'-'lme Room Treasurer 25 Home Room Vice- President 35 Cooking Club 3 A JOSEPH GORDON FLECK Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Thcspian Society 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Home Room Treas- urcr 35 Home Room President 25 Intra- mural Sports 3 KAREN FULKES Y-Teens 2, 35 Home Room Secretory 25 Intramural Sports 2, 3 T 6 , SE ICR JOHN WILLIAM FENWICK Foootboll 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Baseball 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Varsity Club Vice- President 4: Home Room Teasurer 4: Home Room Vice-President 5 EDNA FULKS Y-Teens 25 Intramural Sports 2, 3 BONNIE SUE FULLER Y-Teens 2 Q JOSEPH VANMETER FUNDERBURK III Chess Club 2, 35 Pep Week Committee 45 Intramural Sports 3 RICHARD GALBRAITH Football 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 3, 45 Home Room Vice Presi- dent 35 Intramural 3 I KAYE GARTEN Y-Teens President 2, Dancing Club 2g Class Vice-President 25 Junior Class Secretary 3, 3g Follies 2 PAUL LESTER GHIZ Band 2, 3, 45 Home Room President 3, Pep Week Committee 3, 4, French Club 45 Snow Festival Committee 4, Prom Committee 3 S ORS LEWIS A. GAN DEE Chess Club 3, Pep Week Committee 4, Football 2 X xx PEGGY LOUISE GANDEE Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teen Treasurer 3 ROBERT A. GARDNER Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Photography Club Treasurer 3 Home Room President 2, GARY GIBSON Chess Club 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4 DAVID ALLEN GILES Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, State Chorus Alternate 35 State Chorus 3, Stage Manager Assistant 3, Stage Manager 4 l WILLIAM E. GOUGE Home Room President 2: Chess Club 25 Home Room Vice-President 45 X-Roy Staff 4 MARY KATHRYN GRASS SE IGRS NORMA JEAN GILLISPIE RAMONA SUE GILLISPIE Sloane Room Vice President 25 Y-Teens EDWIN GOFF Chess Club 2, 31 Tournament Player 32 Hi-Y Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 4 JUDITH SHARON GOODWIN Activity Club 3 HARRY GREEN S ICR DAYTON GRIFFITH Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4 DAVID GRISSINGER Chess Club 3, 4, Chess Club Vice- Dresident JUDITH ANN HADDIX Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4, Student Council 4, Memoirs Statt 3, 4, Sub- Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Vice-President 4, Y-Teen Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, Latin Club 2, Bible Club 2, 3, Home Room President 3 CLARENCE HALL MARY JANE HARBERT Memoirs Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Committee 3, 4, Pep Week 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Bible Club 3, Photography Club 3, X-Ray Club 4 K 7 3 3-fb W f ' Q , I ELAINE GAY HAMRICK Y-Teen 25 Activity Club 3, Pep Week Committee 4, Snow Festival Committee 4 PERRY STEPHEN HANKS Football 4, Bond 2, 3, Pep Week Com- mittee 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, County Bond 3 MARY ELLA HAYSON JANICE FAITH HENSON Dromatics Club 3g Latin Club 4 SE IORS 'IK' WARREN GARY HAWKS MARGARET JANE HILL WILLIAM HOFFMAN DEBBIE HOLMAN Peo Week Committee 2g Y-Teens 2 Sewing Club 3 BASIL HUDSON SE IGRS CARL EMERSON HUDSON Electronics 2, 3, Shop Club l l MARILEE HUDSON Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 41 Dramatic Club 2, 3, X-Ray 4, Pep Week Committee 4 DAVID GEORGE HUFFMAN LEAH REBECCA HUFFMAN Cheerleader 3, 4, Sub-Deb 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teen Vice-President 3, Bible Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Pep Week 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Committee 4, Miss Black Eagle at- tendant 4 DEAN HUNNESHAGEN Student Council President 4, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, W. Va. Association of Stu- dent Councils President, Boys' State gogernor, Boys' Nation Senator, Choir X CONRAD HUDSON Home Room Vice-President 3, High Y Club 3 LOWELL CORVIN HUDSON Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3 an A MYRA JOAN JIVIOEN Sewing Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4 NANCY ELIZABETH JOHNSON 'QQ X I THEODORE JOHNSON Chess ball 2 S IDR CHRISTOPHER M:WHORTER JARRETT Football 25 Basketball 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Pep Week Committee 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Chess Club 3, X-Ray Staff 4, 35 Comp Horseshoe Delegate 35 Student Council 45 Junior Academy of Science 3, 4 LILLIAN ELEANOR JARRETT Y-Teen Club 2, 45 Activity Club 3 HOWARD KEITH JARVIS SHARON JARVIS Dromatics Club 25 Club 3, 45 Shop Club 2, 35 Foot- SE IOR. VIRGINIA JOHNSON SUSAN DIANE JOHNSON ROBERT C. JONES o 1 1 V! Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, National Thes- plan Society 3, 4, Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, X-Ray Club Reporter 3: Chess Club 4, Pep Week 2, 3, 4 FRANCIS SCOTT KEELY Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, State Choir 4, County Chorus 4 JOYCE ANN KENNEDY Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 2, 35 Chess Club 4, Snow Festival 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3 77 JAMES EDWARD KEENE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE MILTON KELLEY Student Council 2, 3, Class President 2, Class Vice President 35 Chess Club 2, 3: Chess Club Secretary 2, Chess Club President 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee 2, 4, Hi-Y Club, Home Room President 3 THOMAS DALE KERNS Chess Club 2, 45 Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Latin Clul: 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Committee 4 LINDA KIDD JUANITA KENNEDY S - L0 AL '10 R fl PEGGY KINDER IS KINNISON Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Treasurer 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, National Thes- Dlan Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Thespian Treasurer 3, 4, Pep Week Committee 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Memoirs Staff 4 JEFFRY ALLEN KREP5 Home Room President 3, 2, Home Room Vice-President 4, French Club 3, 45 Chess Club 2, 3, Memoirs Staff 45 Pep Week 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Committee 4 RONALD L. LAMB Chess Club 2, 3, 4 JAMES LANIER ANGELYN KARLEEN LEGG Sewing Club, Bible Club Officer, Sewing Club Awards, Home Room Officer MARIE ILLANA LEWIS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN LIGGETT Vice-President Home Room 2, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Thespians Vice- President 35 French Club 3, 45 Secretary French Club 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary Honor Society 4, Assistant Editor X-Ray 3, Editor X-Ray 4, Student Council 4, Dramatic Club 2 ROBERT WOOD LILLEY Band 2, 3, 45 Chemettes 3, Junior Academy of Science 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Fair Director Band 3 SE IORS 3, 4, County i 1 FRANCES LARMON Y-Teen 2, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, X-Ray Staff 3, 4, Memoirs Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Co-Editor of Memoirs 4, Snow Festival Committee 45 Attendant to the Snow Queen 4, Student Council 4 FLORA JEAN LEE Keyetts 2, 3, Prayer Club 2, 3, School Paper Representative 3, Home Making Club 3 JAMES F. LORE TED LOUDERMILK Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 'U' IORS DREAMA LOU LILLY Glee Club 35 Bible Club 4 JAMES ARNOLD LITTLE WILLIAM BOYD LONDEREE Basketball 2, 3, 47 Football 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Home Room President 4, Home Room Vice-President 35 Pep Week Com- mittee 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4 JUDITH ANNE LONEY Pep Week Committee 2, 35 Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Chess Club 4, Snow Festival Committee 4: Home Room Treasurer 25 Intramural Sports 2 EDDIE OWEN LOWE E IORS NANCY CAROLYN LOWE Cooking Club 2, 35 Sewing Club 4 CAROLYN ANN LUCAS Bible Club 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Y-Teen Vice- President 25 Activity Club 35 Sub-Deb Club 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Com- mittee 45 Home Room Vice-President 25 Home Room Treasurer 35 Intramural Sports 3 ANNE LUZADER Y-Teen Club 25 Pep Week Committee 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Dromatics Club 35 Thespion Society 45 Thespian Society Secretary 45 Girls' State 35 Stu- dent Council Secretary-Treasurer 45 Sub- Deb Club 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Memoirs Stott 45 X-Ray Staff 45 Delegate to Southern Association of Student Councils 45 Delegate to County Co-government 4 ELISABETH KATHARINA MACHMER Y-Teen Club 25 Home Room Secretary 25 Pep Week Committee 2, 35 Activity Club 35 Tennis Team 35 Chess Club 45 Sewing Club 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 BETTY JO MANGUS CHARLES OTIS MALLORY RONALD R. MALLORY Football 25 Track 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4 LARRY E. MATH EWS SAM MATHEWS Eoogball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Track 'Ox SE IOR Track 25 Chess Club 2, Football Manager 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 1 5 J V-Z , JOHN RICHARD MATTOX Football 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 35 Pep Week Committee 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Delegate to Camp Horseshoe 3, Chess Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4 PHYLLIS JEAN MAYNARD Y-Teen Club 3 EARL RICHARD MeCALLlSTER Chess Club 2, 3 GERALD WILLIAM McCLURE Football 2, 35 Hi-Y Club 4 HOMER DAVID M:CLURE Club Quiz Captain 4 ORS Chess Club 25 Math Club 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 45 Bible BRUCE MeCOMAS Junior Academy of Science 25 Chess Club 3, 45 Chess Club Vice-President 45 D.A.R. 'iw wma ,xii 'Vw :vii X, ., ,., 1. wivrais f z 3553 t .P , . 'f r:,1..'m f if 7? 5 Pi 1 ,-me-, -S51 -: CAROLYN DONNA MEANS Y-Teens 2: Bible Club 2, 3 MARILYN VONNA MEANS Y-Teens 25 Bible Club 2, 3 RITA CARROLL MELTON Pep Week Committee 25 Y-Teen Presi- dent 2, 35 Home Room President 2 RONALD MICHAUX Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Tennis Team 2, 35 Track 35 Baseball 45 Class President 3, 45 Hi-Y Club Chaplain 35 Hi-Y Club President 45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Rotary Club 2, 3, 45 Camp Horseshoe Delegate 35 Boys State 35 Bible Club President 35 Bible Club Vice'President 45 Latin Club 35 Student Council 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Week Com- mitte 3, 45 Pram Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 4 History Award 3 REBA ANN McCUNE Sewing Club 25 Y-Teens 3 S IOR MARY ANN MIDKIFF Bible Club 2, 35 Y-Teen Club 2 JAMES T. MILLER MICHAEL MILLER Chess Club 2, 35 Pep Week Committee 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 CAROLE LEE MILLIGAN Junior Academy of Science 2, 35 X-Ray Staff 2, Memoirs Staff 3, 4, French Club 3, 45 French Club Treasurer 35 French Club President 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Society Vice-President 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Home Room X-Ray Reporter 2, 3, 4 DONNA JO MOCK Y-Teen Club 25 Activity Club 35 Sub- Deb Club 4 MONA LEE MONROE BOBBY F. MOORE l i SE IORS Glee Club 2, 3, 4, choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 45 French Club 3, 4 BYRON L ESLIE MORRIS Home Room President 3, Home Room Vice-President 4, Football 3 LADDIE ARNOLD MORRIS Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 JOYCE VIRGINIA MORTON Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Red Cross Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, County Chorus 4, Bible Club 4 PATRICK MURPHY ELLEN VONON MOULDER Maicrette 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 45 Sub-Deb Club President 45 Girls' State 3, Attendant to Snow Queen 4, Y-Teen Club 25 Home Room Vice-President 2, 4, Home Room Secretory 3, Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Chairman Snow Festival 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, French Club 3 PEGGY SUE MULLINS Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Bible Club 45 Bible Club Quiz Team 4 ANTON DALE MUSICK PATRICIA ANN NASH SE IOR ROBERT MURTHA Football 35 Track 35 Chess Club 3 45 Chess Club President 4 MILBURN C. NELSON JOHN EDWARD ONEY Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club Secretary 35 Memoirs Staff 4 DENNIS LAWRENCE OSBORNE Basketball 25 Football 2, 35 Baseball 3, ei., 4: secremry Bible Club 3, Ha-Y Club Chaplain 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 JAMES OSBORNE gocitball 3, 45 Shop Club 2, 35 Track DAVID RAY PAULEY Shop Club 2 DONNA MAE PAULEY Dramatics Club 3, 25 Thespians 2, 35 Intramural Sports 35 Snow Festival Com- mittee 4 SENIORS MARY MARGARET OSBORNE Home Room Secretary 2, 45 Y-Teen Club 25 Latin Club 45 Bible Club 35 Choir 45 Pep Week Committee 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 PATRICIA SUE PAULEY Y-Teen Club 25 Pep Week Committee 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 VESTA LEE PAULEY BRENDA KAYE PARRISH Junior Academy of Science 3, 45 Y-Tccn Club 2, 3, 45 Bible 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 HELEN AUDRA PARSONS Y-Teen Club 2, 35 Pep Week Committee bSr5ow Festival Committee 45 Chess u i l KATHERINE PINKARD Chess Club 45 Glee Club 45 Sewing Club 4 LARRY PIIZINO Chess Club 2 rp-lm, Q ,ii CHARLES BRADY SE IORS PFOST Golf Team 2, 3, 4 ZX 3 i PHYLLIS JEAN PLUMLEY Y Teen Club 2, Activity Club 3, Chess Club 4 JOAN ETTA PHILLIPI Y-Teen Club 25 Home Room X-Pay Pe' porter 35 Junior Red Cross 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 4 SIBYL ANN PHILLIPS Y-Teen 35 Dramatic Club 35 Thespians 45 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Memoirs Staff 3, 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 IOR VERNA CAROLYN POWERS Y-Teen Club 25 X-Ray Business Staff 3, 45 X-Ray Advertising Manager 4 WALLY PRESTON Baseball 25 Track 3 KENNETH PRIDDY GARY PUGH Home Room Vice-President 25 Home Room X-Ray Reporter 35 X-Roy Staff 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 45 Chess Club 2, Chess Club Vice-President 25 Xarsity Club 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football JAMES O. RAMEY Chess Club 25 Track 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Home Room President 25 Varsity Club 45 Pep Week Committee 3, 4 89 KAY YVONNE PUGH French Club 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 2, 35 Choir Secretary 45 County Chorus 35 Student Council 2 BEVERLY J. RAINES Red Cross 25 Chess Club 35 X-Roy Staff 45 Pep Week Committee 4 THOMAS B. REES, JR. Chess Club 3, 45 Baseball 2 CHARLES HARVEY REESE Chess Club Vice-President 35 Home Room President 45 Chess Club Secretary 45 Home Room Vice-President 35 Shop Club Vice-President 4 S ICRS RONALD RAY Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4 JAMES WILLIAM REESE Dramatic Club 2, 35 Art Club 4 WILLIAM REUSCH WAYNE KEITH ROBERTSON Chess Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 25 Track 4 DAVID W. ROLLINS Junior Academy of Science 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team 3, 4 4: Football 2 DOUGLAS GORDON RUPE Drarnatics Club 3 KENNETH HAROLD SAMPLES Home Room Secretory-Treasurer 3 NEVA IRENE SAMPLES Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' County Chorus 2, 3, State Chorus 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4 JEAN MARGARET SANO Glee Club 2, 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3 SE IORS LARRY ALAN ROLLYSON French Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Bible Club 4, Choir 2, 3, Band 2, X-Roy Staff l Chorus 2, 3, X BARBARA ANNE ROUSE French Club 3, 4, Glee Club .., 3, State Chorus 3, County Chorus 3, Pep Week Committee 3, 4, Snow Festival Com- mittee 4, Prom Committee 3, Choir 2, 4, Memoirs Staff 4, Home Room Reporter 2 SAUNDRA RUNYAN Y-Teens 2, Sewing Club Treasurer 3 iced PATTY SHROPSHIRE Glce Club 2, 3, 45 Glcc Club Vice-Presb dent 45 French Club 3, 45 State Chorus 35 County Chorus 25 Sub-Deb Club 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 45 Snow Festival Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 35 Home Room President 2 ROBERT HAMILTON SIBOLD Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 SE IOR ELIZABETH JEAN SCHOONOVER Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, 45 Junior Academy of Science Treasurer 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Girls' State 35 Memoirs Staff 45 Home Room President 4 JOHN KEITH SCOTT, JR. Varsity Club 45 Football 45 Track 4 EILEEN SHAWKINS mittee 2 ROBERTA SHIRLEY Prom Committee 3 NORRIS MICHAEL SLATER Y-Teen Club l, 2, 35 Pep Week Com Y-Teen Club 2, 35 French Club 3 S IOR Y-Teen Club 2, Activity Club 3, Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 JANET SMITH Y-Tcen Club 2, Treasurer Y-Tccn Club 25 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, Snow Quecn Attendant 2, 3, Home Room President 35 Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Sub- Deb Club Treasurer 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Head Moiorettc 4, 3rd Place Miss Kanawha Mojorette 3, Prom Committce 35 Miss Black Eagle 45 Home Room Sec reta ry 4 MARY KATHERINE SMITH Sewing Club 2, Cooking Club 3 ELLA SNODGRASS Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Club 35 Junior Red Cross Vice-President 3, Sewing Club 2, Sewing Club Secretory 2 l 3.4 JAMES CONRAD SNYDER Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club LESLIE R. SNODGRASS MARION LYLE SNODGRASS Home Room President 25 Future Teachers of America 25 FutureTeachers Vice-President, Pep Week 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 4, Prom Committee 3gAAssociate Editor of X-Ray 4, Snow Festival Com- mittee 4 LINDA CAROL SPRADLING Y-Teen Club 2, 45 Y-Tecn Club Vice- President 25 Peo Week 2, Sewing Club 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3 ROSA LEE SPURLOCK SENIGR Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus and Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretory Choir 35 President of Choir 43 Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4: Home Room Vice-President 2, X-Ray Stott 35 Prom Committee 3, Snow Festi- val Committee 3 l X l X DAVID R. STANLEY PATRICIA SUE STARKEY Junior Red Cross Club 25 Bible Club 3, 4 JOHN STEELE President 3 Home Room President 2: Home Room Vice-President 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Bcskctboll 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Snow Festival Committee 4 LARRY CLINTON STEWART Football 2: Track 2, 3, 4, Home Room S IORS PATRICIA BELLE SUTTON Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Bible Club Vice-Presi- dent 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Sub- Deb Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Chaplain 3, Sub-Deb Recording Secretory 4g Latin Club 25 French Club 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 2: Memoirs Staff 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee KAY SANDRA TAYLOR Sewing Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3 DENA JO THAXTON Sewing Club 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 35 Sewing Club Secretary 3, Y-Teen Club 4 4, Pep Week 2, 3, 4 CAROL SUE THEWES Y-Teen Club 25 Pep Week Committee 2, 3, 45 Activity Club 3, X-Ray Reporter 3, Sub-Deb Club 45 Snow Festival Com- mittee 4g Intramural Sports 3 THOMAS FRANKLIN TRIPLETT Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 25 Snow Festival Committee 4 NANCY LOIS SYMS Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4g Bible Club 2 CHARLES TAYLOR Ts 21 6 JAMES EDWARD TURNER Bible Club 2, 3: Intramural Sports 3 .IOANNE VAN HORN Co-Editor Memoirs 4, Student Council 3, 4, Pram Chairman 3, Girls' State 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Rotary Club Delegate 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America Club 2, 3, Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival 4, Know Your State Govern- ment Day 3, X-Ray Reporter 4 SE IORS PATRICIA LOUISE TULLY Maiorctte 3, 4, Prom Committee 2, 3, Snow Festival Committee 4, Sub4Deb Club 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 2 RICHARD REXFORD TULLY VOYSNY Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club President 4: Home Room Vice-President 2, 3. 42 Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Pep Week Com- mittee 2, 3, 4 DAVI D TU RLEY RALPH TURLEY Class Vice-President 2, Chess Club 2, Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Memoirs Spots Editor 3, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, School Chaplain mittee 4 CHARLES DENNIS VAUGHAN Chess Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 3, 4, Pep Week 4, Snow Festival Com- SE IOR ILONA JEAN WALTON CARL WARD WENDELL LEW Chess Club Treasurer 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Home Room President 3, 45 Foot- ball Manager 35 Football 45 Prom Committee 3 ELOISE WAYNE Y-Teen Club Reporter 3 Memoirs Staff 3 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 3 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 2, 35 Rotary Club Delegate 3, 45 Var- sity Club 35 Pep Week 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Varsity Club Treasurer 45 Home Room Treasurer 2, 45 Student Council 25 WATSON 2, 35 Home Room X-Ray SANDRA LOIS WHITAKER Chess Club 2, 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Sewing Club 45 Bible Club Vice-President 4 97 LINDA LOU WEBER Sewing Club 25 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 ln- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4 TED WELTY Band 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Committee 45 Boys' State 35 Science Fair 2 EVAN LEE WILLIAMS, JR. Pep Week 35 Prom Committee 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Track 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 JANET WILLIAMS Y-Teens 3: Giee Club 2 SE IOR REBEKAH LEE WHITE Peo Week 2, 3, 45 X-Roy Staff 2, 3, 45 Memoirs Stott 45 Snow Festival Com- mittee 45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Club 3, 4 QP- MARTHA JEAN WILLIAMS Y-Teen Club 25 Activity Club 35 ln- tramural Sports 25 Pep Week 2, 45 Snow Festival Committee 45 Home Room Treasurer 3 NORMAN LEE WILLIAMS Art Club 25 Glee Club 35 Choir 35 French Club 3, 4 RUTH ANN WILLIAMS Sewing Club 2, 3, 45 Activity 3 SAN DRA JO WILLIAMS Sewing Club 25 Activity Club 35 Intra- mural Sports 25 Snow Festival Com- mittee 4 MARY SUSAN WINCE Pep Week 2, mittee 45 Prom Committee 35 X-Ray Staff 4: Y-Teen Club 25 Latin Club 2 DAVID EARL WINTER Prom Committee 35 Snow Festival Com- mittee 45 Photography Club President 35 Audio-Visual Club President 45 X-Ray Photography 4 RUTH WITHROW LYDA EVELYN WOLFINGBARGER S IOR SUE ELLEN WILLIAMS mural Sports 2, 35 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Thespian Society 3, 45 Snow Festival Committee 4 V, 3, 45 Snow Festival Com- Glee Club 45 Pep Week 35 intramural Sports 2, 35 Future Homemakers of America 35 Sewing Club 2 Junior Red Cross Club 25 Junior Y-Teen Club 35 Sewing Club 4 Chess Club 25 Pep Week 2, 35 Intra- X JOHN HENRY WILLIAMSON Chess Club 2, 35 Intramural Sports LARRY CURTIS WILSON Chess Club 25 Intramural Sports 35 Prom Committee 35 Pep Week 4 John Albert Wright Thomas Chester Woolwine SENIORS Mark Wolford, Band 2, 3, Art Club 2. Joan Tinker Wood, Band 2, 3, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4, Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Home Room Vice- President 2. 'Qu-...s l00 Ralph Breedlove Michoel Artie Woodford, Prom Com mittee 2, 3, Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 4, Science Fair Winner 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, Comp Horseshoe Delegate 2, Delegate A.C.S. Chemical Contest 3. Mortho Moe Woodrum, Y-Teen Club 2, Girls' Activity Club 3, Chess Club 4, Pep Week 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, Prom Committee 3, Home Room Vice-President 2. M ...-g L., T LVV- FAREWELL SENIOR Farewell Seniors, As we close the doors of our high school days. We have worked hard, but we have had fun. There has been rain, but there has been sun. We'll always remember the Senior skit With bearded St. Peter and few lights lit, Seniors softly crying, Alma Mater softly hummed. At the end of the football season was the homecoming game, To win this game was the football team's aim. We were all dressed up because this was the last time as fans As Seniors, this was the last time we would sit in the stands. We will always be proud of that team, They won, as was our dream. The cheerleader cheered harder, realizing this was her last. All the games, either won or lost, were in the past. That last day when we went to classes just once more, Our teachers, and we, were glad to get out the door: But wait, are we really glad? Thinking of all the good times in class, we realize we're sad. Now we are walking up the aisle graduation night, The walk up the stairs and the diploma is in sight, Our high school life is rushing through our mind, All the dances, ballgames, and incidental times. Yes, we have good memories and memories that are bad. There are tender memories and memories that are sad. We have all these memories, may only good ones remain, And may we never forget until we meet again. Farewell Seniors By Eleanore Davis ,W u m f F C r 3' .jfs 4 x Miifktx -QM Y 1 K' Q 'Q K . ,4 211' 4, If g. L :Z f s im , kg ips' A .- - if 35? N H 2 ff ' Q iff K '4 , J :Q '?' 'S y , Q59 W , A 7'-if 5' X f S : U 1' Z Ti A., 'V ix .f .ll Q7 ' 7 1 ' lql f D.. if ff' ix '! 'if' inn. ywxnifxmxmknazkfak rv r' FX In as rf' A S Y' 'WSW' li mm, 'VI' iw, N W K f MA S, V y gfxiidg 26 'vg.,w37??y.l 3 fm lifSSS.aA?'wQ'.f4 ' iffriff' if f-bg-mf - K- 42' .wg ,g if ,A 5 K I .L S A . -- ' Siva i ff- is 1 ,X F, ,sg f V V a na y,.r7 , A 4 , .- 4 fx- n JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sally Jewell, Vice Prcsndent Ricky Pauley, President Peggy Monk, 'Secretory-Treasurer 0+ ,-, fir 3 , Eff: A ll Jean Adkins Richard Alexander .17 V S 5 ..- . ' ,Af T Keith Angle Loretta Arden 7 .I5 . s'J5 7 4? K cur. 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I - X , J J J 'N X l Tony Jarvk sony JcwcH Jam Johnson Suzanne Johnson Bob JONES Nancy Jay Carol Johnson Robert Johnson Twila Jolly Nyoka Jones Morguclfa Kccncy Laura Kelley Bill Kennedy r ... eq. 3 ff 1 'gym , .04 lq03 John Kennedy Ly-it ', fu l ,... 4? K .Q K Carolyn Kirk Barbara Kcrns Dale Kilfs Ruth Kinder Judy Kouns I W , -on L -yr I , ,Q 'A of, H, ,l -'S fi, - 4-f'v 3 'vi-it .IUNIQR Larry Lanham Jancl Lanier Bill Lawson gf J , ,ar Q . S N E wif' all af' 6 .Q .E ki o ' 9 ...M if - fp Charles Loc -1 Ruth Lilly Robert Lockhart A 1 ,oalv V5 ii If- ' of 410' a f- . no 1 , ia . ! , Q. -an ,KI 1, ,.,,...o' 'H I .fo 5. fb If., F. .' 5 3 gl 1 ,- Sandra Jordan Richard Kalholi Carolyn Lore Charlolte Loyd Billie Jo Lucas ...Q X-fn :QQ 1,4110 , 2 . ' .N J ...av iii il Mike Kearns Howard Keene Kenny Lytlon John Maddox Donald Mallor' 'Z A ng I 1 ...-ov' N2 so J ra :,x,9' ,,,, -A i ' jg! 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A M K . .,., YV :EM f ,I I ,. K Niki Sue Melniek Archie Michael Carlton Miller 1 'J -'IG'-SY' sqoq Carolyn Miller Jerome Miller Ida Mitchell .sg- 7 A .x 321- 4 t i r-'U L W .M ' :' ,J if , ' X ...r ,,,gfH , -ii? if ., V f' my . f ff Cv D, .nj v? fp: I 0 oj' All -5 ,a 5'- , sK ,rfb i V ox Y N NN .M Peggy Monk Dee Ann Moore Errol Monroe Judy Moore ' ln 4-:A gi' I C64 'li' 'WW I908 Michael Murphy Jo Ann New Carmen Nickell la .tae Barbara O'DeII Robert Oney Frank Osborne 'fb- 40 v 1 gi .al 4-pr' X 4-'na S., .I I Raymond Moore Sharon Moore .I Darrell Oxley Saundra Parrish John Parsons '9 , ' . -gil ' 1 'Q' W I U' 1 -'I dnl . -9 .TL QQ o or gl Q :- v K Sue Moore Mary Morgan ai yu ,. ,,...-4 I N' rm 2 0 Q SJ 1 ' A 'imn ' Hf , Linda Morris Russell Morris U lORo Larry Parsons Thomas Parsons Bruce Pauley .12 5 -5 P jf Q. Q 3 x Richard Pauley Rose Pauley Carolyn Payne 'B M as 41 'ia X, . fqffff yy ij ' QQ? -1 on , -. ff r pi N .JW J J ' P .2 P 2 f 1 ,. M , P1 Sandra Morris Kaye Mullen Warren Mowry Theodore Mullen Frank Payne Kathleen Peery Penelope Pence ,QP fi A , I1 Sandi Peters Lyle Ptost James Phillips , QF V , , N ' M . v -we 1 f if va t ni , 4 o Q ...eq-j 'W-3 me S f.,f KH. -i.Jz,z,. X 7 'Q 'We - P fav f P fn . , ,WM gr , ,. ,L :la .f. I W1 , 5 . . 4 Q is ' ff , ,ff w .. 1 fffkg, .rkr J 4 , Vibes, fllll, X -La , X If-'ff' , ' lrllr if we W! bm M x I I 1 if gf ri! .4-MW' Qi 73 'Q-wp 96 gk V9 Q if M' George Powell Jane Powers J I 'J 3' K S rrry Lee Phillips Joan Pickens George Point Robert Potter lichard Phillips Billie Jo Plumley Robert Point Chester Potter Carol Rader Nancy Romsey Ioan Raspillaire '5 5935? ' 'ii' 1 ,-5 A -. wg I 1, Robert Ray Fred Reese Mary Ellen Reynolds ! 1. , M - ,,.-we 5' f Q - QQ , in , ,-5, lvona Rhoodes Martha Rice Barbara Rite JU ICR Dickie Roberts Roy Robinson T. D. Robinson fo .fr ., w -Q 5 ' Zi U 4? in 1 M 2 I . 'E 'li,' V53 X I 5. 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Q., ,, S -fa r Q , Wie, J L1 Pete Seaton Lynda Shawkins Tom Shriver Steve Smallwood James Smith Carolyn Snodgrass Marsha Shobdue Janet Shrewsbury Elizabeth Slater Fred Smith Susie Snell Linda Snodgrass .I U I O R F599 Alon Spessard Patsy Spoon Alan Spradling ,l V ,gil K Oil Pi 'iv-if ,Q ...iw W' ,f Lynn Snodgrass Mary Spencer Q Dorothy Stanton Linda Stitfler Becky Summers Barbara Taylor Tom Titus Roger Turley Ruth Starr Barbara Stonestreet Charles Sutters David Taylor MW Twi' James Tmfwr Sarah Stewart Danny Strait Jerry Tawney Roger Thompson SUNY TN-IGI James Vallandmghdlll if y W x fm: ,, t 'O 1' 1 x ' DU' . W.. g i .1 wyw I 4 J' J-,,, Q! K M eyyy 1 X' file i.-I.: , .. . J, nl , .., Q Q' ,....- N ' ' is t, gg X . A :nun ' gg r l f uf, , an A 3 ' na? S 1' 4' h v . .X y -as if , x. , i Q .X 'w,,,,4f ?5Q r ' , PM A ., L. - W if 'L 'Wi' A , lwlif- .af-iq, -..w4lP 'aj 'L ai' 4 W fe. fi, F T' K Q Z., 'BV . W v- 1 -hon r 'x Us i s 5, .1 a a r f V 'W 5 . ' ' ' , , 2 M who or f W or ,fra 78 ' if -ff 0 t ,gr l J in :Q ' A A fs .M -4-... ' l as ,Af ... - 3 s 'lt'Q FEYQQR- if rg Juanita Vandal Carol Walker Hobert Walls Shirley Ward Conard Waters Carolyn Waybright Lorralne White Jack Vogel Phyllis Woll Jean Walton Ruth Wore Richard Watkins Larrv Wecso Pat Williams I I I '- 1 s . J I O R fxx x E A1'l fl Gm vig X..-L?f ,Q lql3 Carole Wilson Nancy Jo Winnings Harriette Wise Phyllis Woolwine William Wright June Wright Shirley limmcrman Terry Wilson Dorothy Wise Gary Wood Brenda Worley Alma Wright Nancy Bob Wright if xt tf' X Maw Q I ,,,, by Q o n W H1 fi! I W ' -L. n of -0- 'L ' e . 'M hy W i ' wk - 'WT' 2 fb W rrl , W ' A.. r.. MH ' w z., -K Y ,V .1 wx . Q 1 L.. 5 '--fgv w 1' . A y 5 A :' E ' kl :KL f M, W' X IK! . W rrree fi ' W l K X W Ai: H3 if - .,. Rfk Q .... ,-... ,-4 I , X ff' fx XF X ., .I wx.. 4,---an A.4,fA!,xK' ix ,Q f D ' ' f ' Q' 'f 2 fi QQ' u' -I-- ' Nf V45 Jf 44:31-::.. ' 'QEQN-.249 f I 1 ,,9.,-if ,.XrAi' Hx. , 'r .a V K , . 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' was C A A A - ez, i H If I ,Q 1 '.. . f SGPHOMORES Anita Abbott Wanda Abbott David Adkins Eual Adkins Darlene Allen Diane Allen Joyce Allen Saundra Anderson Fred Angel Larry Angle Lynn Aschenbrenner Gale Ashley John August Olga Aurady Donald Bailey Paul Baker Elizabeth Ballard Sharon Barker Marilyn Barnes John Barnette Sandra Barnette David Bates Jill Beaty Edward Benge Paul Bennett Lela Berry David Blankenship Howard Blila Cheryl Boddy Kay Boggs Cindy Booher David Booth Larry Bosly Richard Bostic Robert Bostic John Bowers Steve Branner Ruth Branscome Patricia Bromm Bob Broyles Ellen Broyles Jack Bruer Edgar Buster David Butcher Bobby Cadle Carolyn Campbell Brenda Carrier Tom Carruthers Richard Costo Steve Caste Nancy Cattcrton Donald Cavcndcr Karen Cavcnder Sharon Cavcndcr X .fa g Q ,g 'W ig . NH i ig. is -i 'Lx K X , like if l its H 3 M wo .fi ,,,,, , Pg, Ae. 'Q' l i ' 'iff-, .5 r ev. 3 if- ' is ' A , , wr, xi Q saws rl Six L aff 1 X J ' T15 1 C .. A M Q. iv.. Q 1 l . Q I '9 . V -kLk. . . 1. -f I :Q Q L5:.z. fi, 1 ,., vm N 'Q Q 5,1 ,Silk K 'Q Ye 1 ' 1 3, A N Qs gi 5 I f 'FS X Q l it SOPHOMORES Weldon Chatting Jackie Clark Gerald Clark Joyce Clevinger James Childers Karen Childers John Chisler William Close Marcellene Close John Cobb Joyce Cobb Kay Cobbs Larry Cobbs Ronald Cole Michael Coleman Connie Cooper Thomas Cooper Ronald Copenhaver Carol Copley Nancy Anne Cox David Cracraft Erma Craft Robert Craig Donna Cummings Frances Custer Grant Cyrus Jearaldine Cyrus Charles Dandois Pamela Danks Becky Davidson John Davis James Davis Sherry Dietrich Edward Dilley Richard Dillon Susan Dillon John Dixon Larry Dixon Dick Dorsey William Doss Carolyn Dotson Peggy Dotsnn Calvin Drennen Ronald Elkins Elizabeth Ellis Richard Elphick Sam Evans Gail Ewing Georgia Faulkes Barbara Fields Carol Fisher Mary Ann Flecks Chester Fowlkes Dennis Freeman in o r M R ., M 'fr 17,5 f - + 1 my V 'fp v,,,.f l 4 Q J if , -4- 1 'Y kif: :V L. K, A 'Ri iw G 1 .1-. 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QPU' da 2 ' 1. , ' 0 'W x uw. spy h Q K I ,-.-19 iw, f' ,Y SOPI-IOMORES Mike Fuller George Fulkes Sally Galbraith Charles Gannon Jane Garber Ann Garrett Fred Giersh Jaan Gill James Gilmore Lynne Gladwell Marcia Goett Que Graham Paul Gray Lenord Green Marie Green Stanley Gregory Karen Griffis Jerry Griffith James Grimmett NVilIiam Grimsley David Guelich Steve Guthrie Eddie Hager Patti Hager Arlene Hale Patty Hall Judy Halstead Judy Hammock Fred Hamric John Hannan Holmes Hansel Kay Hanson Ann Harper Jerry Harper Sue Ellen Harper Violet Harper Charles Hurrah Mark Harrison Ronnie Hart Margarite Hartman Carol Hartwell Jerry Hatcher James Hawkins John Hayes Theresa Haynes Marilyn Healy Elbert Hedrick Marybcth Henson Karen Hess Beverly Higginbotham Dickie Hill Johnny Hill Paul Hill Donald Half N Q .. Jw 1 ,Q al ui 9 3 Q A f V G X 4 Q.. X l 4 r 3 ,..4J ,X , 2. -,,, A ie 13 A . A x ...Au 4- c w ,ax 1' ,, ' 3 t 2 .au- 5. U 43, is we ,wa ff. r A 1 X -mg Mrk Q NHS? 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A Nw r f k S' A 1 , SOPHOMORES Bill Holdren Jim Holimon Judy Hover Peter Howell Bob Hudson Janet Hudson James Hudson Joan Hudson Margaret Hudson Richard Hughart Barbara Huffman Thomas Huffman Eleanor Hutcherson Judy Jackson Barbara Jarrett Diana Jarrett Gary Jarvis Phyllis Jeffers Caryl Jeffries Margaret Johnson Margie Johnson Moxie Johnson Robert Johnson Barbara Jones Frances Jones Paul Jones Paul Jones Robert Jones Becky Keene Phil Keller Katherine Kelly Lawrence Kelly Bonnie Kennedy Patty Kennedy William Kennedy David Kerns Roderick Kerry Carlena Kessinger Paul Key James Keys Judith Kidd Judy Kidd Paulette Kidwell William King Debra Koch Joyce Koch Douglas Ladish Martha Lane Judy Lanham Douglas Lawson Chris Leach Robert Leadman Roberta Lee Joy Lovejoy t fm . 3 l ,V 1 ,.,, ,, we .- fl v 14' 1 fl,- L ! f-Q . Mills as yk X Q . . S W aw-'36 fi' ' H w 5 I . il N.. if A as PM ts lil 'A' 'Q 'v e 'T W? 0 wi se f X e .te lb .A WX .. 'Mi' K -5,,,,fL7' df , -ff-sr s is . f 1' 1 . 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AA i I - f- .0 I : A ' ,EA , ff A -' A 'n1'f,3:, .N-if A SOPI-IOMORES John Machmer Sandra Maddox Fredrick Mangus Lucricia Marcum Amelia Marino Steven Matthews Ruby Mayes David McClave Emma Lu McClung Virginia McCoy Clarence McCutcher Craig McElkinny Margaret McMinn Barbara McTeer Diane Meadows Alice Means Suellen Meyer Jan Michaux Paul Milan Martha Miles Dave Miller Karen Miller Kyle Miller Sharon Miller William Miller Janet Moffatt Clementi Moore Edward Moore Mariorie Moore John Moss Sharon Murphy Carl Pack Robert Parcell Sharon Parrish John Parsons Vala Gay Parsons Donald Pauley Gene Pauley Janet Pauley Meredith Peck Dale Pence Karen Perry William Peters William Phillips Mary Pistore Margaret Plumley' Wade Poteet Alleta Potter Robert Price Anna Priestley Brenda Pritt Daphne Pritt Susan Probasco Philip Prosser Ji I :Q -a s .wel . wg . 3- fix , - gf g 1' wi Jim , . - -.e fir' f .if f . A 5 +. H, . ,..-- 'W ,Xa , Q3 r , . --. . A I, - -lb ti' ,... . 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A f, C . -' '35 K f , K- is SOPHOMORES Beverly Ratclifte Del Reed Donna Reed Donna Reynolds James Rhyne John Rogers James Rollins Glenn Rumbaugh Sue Rucker Glenna Rush Cinda Sammons Wayne Sampson Susan Saunders Brenda Scafberry Clair Scarberry Mary Scarberry Ralph Scheffer Sandra Severeno James Shanahan Paul Sheler Linda Shiltz Margaret Shreve Larry Shrewsbury Phoebe Skatt Cheryl Skidmore Suzanne Slack Barbara Slaughter Donna Smith Haddon Smith James Smith Jerry Smith Robert Smith Ruth Smith Vaughan Smith Charles Snodgrass Marvin Snodgrass Steve Snodgrass Joanne Snyder Betty Spence Tracy Spencer Linda Sprouse Charles Stanley Clyde Starcher Ethel Stewart Martha Stewart Richard Stewart Earl Stover Roland Strohl James Studdard Fyrn Sullivan Barbara Swisher John Tatterson Linda Tawney Patricia Taylor ,A ,V M .M ,. i me fn: , -i . . wg j . -W ,E 9 Q i '21 .-. ,.,,..- ---' e g if i . ig Q - V ' 9:5 F L 1 . N, gr-ge FS: Q 5, ,. ww Ugg? i n .11 ,LVM I . lik W vp JW? 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Aw.-dj 5, 'TAL' '53 5 ,' My Wi SOPHOMORES Sharon Taylor Steve Taylor Sulynn Taylor Paul Tennant Houston Thompson Jerry Thornton William Turner Ellen Tyler Mike Tyler Dorothy Vail Geretha Vest John Vickers Kotharyn Walton Charles Warner Nancy Washburn Katrina Watson Michael Watson Arlene Watts Martha Weber Sharron Wehrle Phyllis Welter Charles White Larry White Wayne White Donna Wheeler Johnny Whittington Kathryn Whittington Cornia Williams Carol Williams Harry Williams Sandra Williams Shirleen Williams John E. Wilkinson William Wilson Harriston Wilson Philip Wince Susan Wintree Nancy Winthrow Joyce Wolfe Barbara Wood Karen Workman Shirley Yoak Jackson Young Ruth like f 1 no A AQ' 477 F' V P it . 6 if 'se ,, T V ' TA K , A.. J V f fr 1 y , .1-., '-- am i 5 My ,fm : 9' r' ,fx W 9 'iififsik li h 4 fl ,A . U ' f-xr I ij K i. tak U 4? ,au . Q' . ' st if if ,- f r L 1 'l , . M , 1 fl? 'li . .. 0 l , L ,N X ii v t 'Fifa 22 ...-as A y 3 if X .W gr . r ..L 'Nw f ' H ,. .,, wg 1 . it :GQ t :,wfZ'fl i ,,1ull!luu., I if l i Q fm'--Q-Q 5 fi OFFICERS Glendorcz Cunningham --Vice-President, Deon Hunneshogen--President, and Anne Luzodcr--Secretory-Treasurer, -' .ii g , 5 A J , i l Qi J T J ' 1 li 2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill King, Ricky Pauley, Anne Luzader, Dean Hunneshagen, Glendoro Cunning- ham, Ronnie Michaux, and Carolyn Liggett. SECOND ROW, left to right: Suellen Myers, Becky Davidson, Sally Jewell, Jerry Smith, James Keys, Chuck Cornelius, Patty Sutton, Frances Lormon, and Peggy Monk THIRD ROW, left to right: Mrs. Melton, Betty Eubank, Judy Haddix, Jim Studdard, Chris Jarrett, Ralph Tur- STUDE'TCOUNCH. The Student Council is the pupils' voice in , the school. lt, with the true spirit of citizen- ship, has enriched our curricular and extra- l curricular school life. The members of this T-RQ organization govern the student body and plan its activities. lt serves as o means of approach by the students to the faculty, and N 7: g acts as a service club for the entire school. ' X The South Charleston High School Student : Council is o well-known organization in the r community through its help in carrying out A deserving programs. Our council conducts Q X the election of officers, the selection of Stu- D' dent of the Month, Player of the Week, ond X participates in Kanawha County Co-Govern- ment Associations. - 125 -.-, OFFICERS President Charles Cornelius Vice-President Carole Milligan Secretary Carolyn Liggett Treasurer Robert Lilley Historian Sarah Cubbon Sponsor Mrs. Thelma Conley FIRST ROW, left to right: Charles Cornelius, Carole Milligan, Carolyn Liggett, Robert Lilley, and Sarah Cub' bon, SECOND ROW: Jean Adkins, Becky Dunlap, Richard Pauley, Penelope Pence, Richard Katholi, William Dale, and Thomas Day, THIRD ROW: Mary Capenhaver, Ruth Kinder, Karen Hanshaw, Janice Channels, and Sally Jewell. ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOQETY gs P E KIIII ii ? - T FIRST ROW, Iefl' to right: Ronald Michaux, Elinor Edwards, Judy Bennett, Joanne Van Horn, Dean I-lunneshagen. SECOND ROW: Patty Cox, Donna Mack, Ellen Moulder, Betty Schoonaver, David McClure, Eleanore Davis, Julia Ann Bratt, and Rebecca DeMent. THIRD ROW: Judy Haddix, Drema Branscome, Carolyn Spengler, Elizabeth Becker, Kay Pugh, and Betty Eu- bank. President-Glendara Cunningham Vice-President-Sandra Parrish Secretory-Anne Luzoder Y 1 OFFICERS Treasurer-Lois Kinnison The two-fold program of the Thespions is to create a more active interest in dramatics and to give pupils o chance to develop any dramatic abilities that they may possess. Under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Wilson this group has done much to entertain the student body by participating in assembly programs and school plays. NATIO AL THESPIAN SGCIETY E 5 e 3 .3 i is 1 Q ?, E? -5 El? I o f 5.1: ' 3 ,fi r at . L ,Me:'iig'iWi ,s,, f , . FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn Henson, Anne Luzader, Glendara Cunningham, Sandra Parrish, and Lois Kinnison. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Wilson, Roberto Jarrell, Niki Melnick, Beckie Conaway, Sue Williams, Drema Branscome, and Sibyl Phillips. THIRD ROW, left to right: Larry Rollyson, Joe Fleck, Bob Jones, Carolyn Dodrill, Charles Daniels, and Patsy Spoon. 127 Under the guidance of these seniors, the Sub- Deb Club praspers. IHLDEB OFFICERS President-Ellen Moulder Vice-President-Judy Haddix Secretary-Patty Sutton Treasurer-Janet Smith Chaplain-Peggy Monk Sergeant-at-arms-Becky Huffman The Sub-Deb Club is one of the most active organizations at South Charleston High. Be- ing a social club, each year they sponsor two banquets to formally initiate the newly elect- ed members and at the end of the school year a spring formal is held. To support the various activities, the girls raise funds through bake- sales,and selling stationary and greeting cards. CLUB t 2 l FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Mangus, Becky Huffman, Lynne Dickerson, Judy Haddix, Ellen Maulder, Patty Sutton, Janet Smith, Peggy Monk, Glendora Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Judi Blaine, Carolyn Lucas, Su'ie Thewcs, Julie Foreman, Sally Jewell, Kathie Campbell, Karen McCurdy, Patti Tully, Peggy Dorsey. THIRD ROW: Anne Luzader, Danna Mock, Becky Dunlap, Penny Pence. Mrs. Carr, Joan Wood, Janice Chan- nels, Patty Shropshire, and Martha Rice. I f k for mf' ' The ff, f' gp- ..- Et , . Chec Odie - Becky reCeiV6S 0 Q S In Qur Club' HQ h needed deem Con you s , T5 0 muc ee QH flighf A4 in e Qe gas ' fs. Carr? The UODYW Goofin' off ct initiation. Glendorcfs birthday party. Club megfingl -sal Q . 0 ,, Q Q f yi 573 'if' A t bi! .W FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Brotherton, Eddie Butcher, Ronnie Michaux Chuck Cornelius Dennis Os borne. SECOND ROW, left to right: Gerry McClure, Fred McCormick Loddle Morris Larry Kelley Bill Lon deree, Fred Hamrick, Jim Smith, Douglas McElfresh, Craig McElhinny THIRD ROW left to right Sam Evans Jim Hawkins, Ricky Pauley, John Totterson, Gale Harold, Evan Williams Dick Galbraith Dan Evans Eddie Goff. HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS President-Ronnie Michoux Vice-President-Eddie Butcher Secretory-Chuck Cornelius Treasurer-Robert Brotherton Chaplain-Dennis Osborne To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christ- ian character is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club. Its members practice clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean living, and encourage others to do the same. This year the club aided the Salvation Army in the gift basket program by collecting canned food at the school. l3O 7 1 President-Nancy Jo Winnings I A Vice-President-Jane Bowman ' Treasurer-Regina McCallister Secretary--Ann Brumfield X , The Y-Teens desire to create and maintain a more Christian fellowship among girls at South Charleston High School. Affiliated with the Y.W.C.A., the girls learn by working together to consider the problems and feelings of each individual, regardless of Race, Creed, or Color. These are the ideals of the Christian way of life. - - Al, . OFFICERS Ai!! JU IOR Y-TEENS . if . 9. H. . '11 71.15 J . ff? FIRST ROW, left to right: Anne Brumfield, Regina McCoIlister, Nancy Winnings, Jane Bowman, Elizabeth Campbell. SECOND ROW, left to.right: Connie Copley, Loretto Arden, Carol Walker, Joan McGinnis, Shirley Ward, Carolyn Waybright, Joan Raspillaire, Carolyn Carter, and Patty Dorsey. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mrs. Lee, Penny Erskine, Jenny Cummings, June Wright, Dorothy Wise, Louise Christian, Carol Rader, Billie Jo Lucas, and Ruth Hall. lil 'mv i ix I . qu 'YN i JD 459- ' .'f,. Hey-that's not in the play! 6 r-- Wr .4 Friends, Romans, countrymen . . ,WAV V ff- we, ,, , ,,,.L,fgfW.-Q.f.f.www-4-.W f , L wi, f ,, Q. wo,vm,waf H,,,.,W M,WM,. W W X. ..R.,,,,,. A ,. . -V -, -A -we . . . .2 F' ' , ,. I N,,. .,,,.,, U f ,Q 4 ,s....w,.,. i IL' 'Iyar nag Eating is no effort, when if's done in the Unofficial observers prompt from the sidelines. Roman way. Who needs utensils? 132 ,iw 322 2 l 5 .E S is Q is is r E E Q 3 . tl W i 3 i 9 . 2 i E i l vl'P 'l R ,anna FIRST ROW, left to right: John Chisler, Mike Watson, Tommy Day, Bill Dale, Bob Broyles, Tom Carruthers, Peter Howell, Charles Daniel, Dick Katholi, SECOND ROW, left to right: Elizabeth Ellis, Cora Sue Blila, Nina Martin, Niki Melnick, Roberta Jarrell, Ruth Kinder, Alta Childcrs, Sandra France, Carmen Nickell, Janice Henson, THIRD ROW, left to right: Sulynn Taylor, Judy Cunningham, Joan McGinnis, Drema Branscome, Penny Erskine, Lois Kinnison, Marilee Hudson, Sharon Murphy, Phoebe Skaff, Mary Spencer, Karen McCurdy, Peggy McMinn. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Sibyl Phillips, Patsy Spoon, Phyllis Welter, Julia Bratt, Nancy Doty, Judy Goodwin, Sharon Miller, Jill Aschenbrenner, Ruth Starr, Rozanne Schultz, Dotty Stanton. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Jane Bowman, Martha Daoust, Carol Cole, Ruth Wore, Carolyn Henson, Ruth Branscome, Barbara Wood, Ruth Zika, Nancy Barker, Mrs. Hawkins, JU IOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS to President-Roberta Jarrell Vice-President-Niki Melnick X Secretary-Ruth Kinder fi Treasurer-Nina Martin The J. C. L. helps to broaden the students interest in Latin and provides an opportunity to carry on activities X not provided for in the regular class sessions. Among these are the annual Roman banquet and the state con- bl x Y vention. lts purpose is to hand on the torch of classical A ENV' una civilization in the modern world. 133 lEElElllE lll lllllllllll OFFICERS President--Torn Connolly Vice-President-Peter Howell Secretary-Barbara Wood Treasurer--Tom Carruthers Founded for the advancement of scientific achieve- ment, the Maund Chapter of the Junior Academy of Science encourages interest and creative thought an the scientific level by sponsoring a local science fair for grades one through twelve. Many winners have gained national recognition for our school and commu- nity. JU IDR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FIRST ROW, Ich to right: Joyce Koch, Peter Howell, Tom Connolly, Tom Carruthers, and Barbara Wood. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Dorsey, Alta Childers, Steve Brenner, Mike Watson, Bill Dale, and Susan Hicks. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ray Runnion, Betty Schoonaver, David Bates, Chris Jarrett, Bob Lilley, Mike Kerns, and John Parsons. I34 FIRST ROW, left to right: Glendora Cunningham, Larry Roliyson, Carolyn Liggett, and Becky White SECOND ROW, left to right: Kim Moore, Verna Powers, Barbara Jones, Lynne Gladwell, Patty Collard Anne Luzader and Phoebe Skaff. THIRD ROW, left to right: Karen Griffis, Barbara Wood, Kitty Becker Gary Pugh Bull Gouge, Susan Wince, Frances Larmon, and Joyce Koch. X-R AY STAFF Editorial Carolyn Liggett-Editor-in-Chief Marion Snodgrass-Assistant Editor Larry Rollyson-Sports Editor Mr. Willis G. Keys-Sponsor Sarah Jane Cubbon-Business Manager Chris Jarrett-Circulation Manager Verna Powers-Advertising Manager Mrs. Helen McLaughlin-Sponsor l35 T THE BERRY 1 'mm nuuowuv- muwu IUWM ...- vl -,,. ii, i1 ,l ..---- ' W191 iil il .- 5.11 'fl 1- i I FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Conley, Sandra Maddox, Kyle Miller, Bob Murtha, Bruce McComas, War ren Mowry, Joanne Hardman, Kenneth Cutright. SECOND ROW, left to right: Tom Harris, Milton Byrd, Peter Howell, Steve Brenner, Harry McKinney, Mike Miller, Richard Hughart, Carl Miller, David Guelich, Miss CHESS CLUB Chess, a warfare in miniature, is a lively and interesting game. The members of this club learn good sportsmanship and gain many new skills. Members participate in a tournament played between the various schools. S. C. teams seem to have little trouble defeating their op- ponents. OFFICERS President-Bob Murtha Vice-President-Bruce McComas Secretary-Treasurer-Kyle Miller l36 OFFICERS ll:-U I President-Don Jarvis f T, lst Vice-President-Ronnie Michaux V- wi 2nd Vice-President-Sandra Whitaker f pj Prayer Captain-Karleen Legg XN Qi Quiz Captain-David McClure g if X The Bible Club is a Christian organization, 1 X under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Williams, ,' which strives to enrich life through a love of I 3 Christ. Devoted to the task of realizing the Z ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith, this group invites outside speakers to the noon meetings and try to set an example for the other students at South Charleston. BIBLE CLUB X 'le 5'--J.--f-' FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Johnson, Glen Turner, Carl Miller, Bob Broyles, Harald McMillian, Charles Cobbs, Larry Rollyson, David Guelich, Ozzie Osborne, and Larry Mathews. SECOND ROW, left to right: Patty Cox, Karleen Legg, Pat Sutton, Sandra Whitaker, Don Jarvis, Ron Michaux, David McClure, Carolyn Lucas, Alta Childers. THIRD ROW, left to right: Violet Harper, Ella Snodgrass, Eloise Dodson, Margaret Guelich, Sharon Parrish, Joan Phillipi, Ruth Bronscame, Nancy Cox, Drema Bronscome, Becky DeMent, Lois Kinnison, and Peggy Mullins. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Linda Weber, Sharon Sue Cavender, Karen Cavender, Lela Berry, Joanne New, Martha Daoust, Mrs. Williams, Donna Cummings, Nancy Ramsey, Alyce Aurody, Frances Smith, and Brenda Parrish. l37 FIRST ROW, left to right: Kenneth Cutright, George Powell, Tom Day, Tommy Harris, David McGee, Bob Flippin, and Dick Mattox, SECOND ROW, left to right: Karen Mozella, Sue Ellen Williams, Jean Adkins, Carolyn Liggett, Carole Milligan, Glcndora Cunningham, Sally Jewell, Kitty Peery, and Ruth Kinder. THIRD ROW, Ieff to right: Mary Spencer, Niki Melnick, Betty Dent, Karen Hanshaw, Nancy Jo Winnings, Kaye Mullen, Dolly Ruddle, Marion Snodgrass, Lynn Snodgrass, Mary Ann Flock, Shirley Campbell, Roberta Shirley, Dottie Haggerty, and Sandra Campbell. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Sally McCoy, Dottie Wisc, Cynthia Crawford, Martha Daoust, Patty Collard, Carolyn Spangler, Judy Bennett, Patty Shropshire, Nancy Jay, Carol Walker, Jenny Cummings, Patsy Spoon, and Miss Shirey. FIFTH ROW, left fo righf: Carol Cole, Becky Morgan, Karen Grittis, Nina Martin, Pat Sutton, Frances Lormon, Nancy Bob Wright, Kitty Becker, Barbara Rouse, Becky Conaway, Becky Dunlap, Judy Faiglcy, and Roberta Jarrell. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OFFICERS President-Carole Milligan Vice-President-Glendora Cunningham Secretary-Carolyn Liggett Treasurer-Jean Adkins Members of this club still carry on the project of teach- ing French to children in grade school. These students participate in an assembly program presented each year by the French Club, this tends to stimulate interest in France and promotes better understanding between people of other nationalities. l38 xv bf J ,fx ahead of time xx fl 'tx Serious-minded grade school students dili- gently pursue their French studies, Student teachers plan their lessons Parlez-vous francais? Comment allez vous? The house lights ore dim, the curtain goes up, and the French club ploy begins. Ready, ACTION. Q w This had better be in the play or somebodys gonna get shot. 'Uv f 537555 5357551 55555 335555 FIRST ROW, loft to right: Lynn Snodgrass, Elinor Edwards, Judy Bennett, Carole Davis, Mary Lacy Copenhover, Jean Sono, Joyce Koch, and Neva Samples. SECOND ROW, left to right: Kay Pugh, Carolyn Spengler, Patricia Bromm, Becky Huffman, Betty Mangus, Dottie Stanton, Sandi Peters, Eleanore Davis, Roxanne Schultz, and Miss Jackson. THIRD ROW, loft to right: Patty Stout, Cynthia Crawford, Susan Hicks, Betty Schoonover, Joy Morton, Kitty Becker, Barbara Rouse, Becky Morgan, and Margie Osborne. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Scotty Keely, Richard Alexander, Richard Cunningham, Steve Gorby, Don Jarvis, David Giles, Mike Watson, Lloyd Austin, and Richard Costa. GLEE CL B The South Charleston High School 'Glee Club serves two main purposes. The first being the recreation of the participants and the student body. The second purpose is that of teaching the members more about the fundament- als of music. During the course of the year, the Glee Club performs in various churches and other programs dealing with holidays. ln November of each year, members of the Glee Club are chosen to attend the State Chorus and County Chorus. The music selected for the programs is sent to the various schools for rehearsal and is often used on school programs. The program was presented on February 6 by the County Chorus and Larry Rollyson was chosen as one of the soloist. The concert is always climaxed by o number by the com- Secfefufv-KGY Push bined junior high and high school choruses. Treasurer-Judy Bennett President-Carolyn Spengler State Chorus is much the same only fewer members may be sent by the school and there are no previous rehear- sals. Senior members are usually sent and the concert is held in o different town each year. 140 STATTE CHORUS-First Row: Betty Jo Mangus, Carolyn Spengler, Judy Bennett, Kay Pugh, Eleanore Davis, Cynthia Crawford, and Betty Schoon- over. Second Row: Scotty Keely, Steve Gorby, David Giles, and Mike Wat- SON. ALL COUNTY CHORUS-First Row: Sandi Peters, Dorothy Stanton, Lynn Snodgrass, Mary Lacy Copenhaver, and Joyce Koch, Second Row: Jean Sana, Carole Davis, Pat- ty Stout, Joy Morton, Becky Morgan, Carolyn Bailes, Susan Hicks, Cynthia Craw- lord, Patty Bromm, and Joyce Aschenbrenner. Third Row: Richard Alexander, Scotty Keely, Lloyd Austin, Steve Gorby, David Giles, Mike Watson, Larry Rollyson, and Miss Lucy Jackson. FIRST ROW, left to right: Assistant sports editor, Glendora Cunningham, picture editor, Carole Milligan, co- editor, Joanne Van Horn, sports editor, Jeffry Kreps, business manager, Betty Eubank. SECOND ROW: Spon- sor, Miss Childress, Dolly Ruddle, Jean Atkins, Betty Schoonover, Sara Cubbon, Becky White, Eleanore Davis, Sibyl Phillips, and Mr. Rodabaugh, Sponsor. MEMOIR Patty Cox, Betty Eubonk, Sara Cubbon, and Carole Milligan make sure that they will have an annual by ordering one early from Becky White. ,fi ll Co-editor Joanne Van Horn shows the annual photog rapher, John Oney how she wants a picture taken. 24 I I ,M Our co-editor, Frances Larmon, displays her ar- tistic talent as is evident by the unusual art work X 5 Pi' throughout the annual. advertising section a success. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sally Jewell, circulation manager-Patty Sutton, advertising manager- Anne Luzader, Drema Branscome. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Wise, Lynne Dickerson, Becky Huffman, dix, Niki Melnick, Patty Collard, Lois Kinnison, Sally McCoy. THIRD ROW: Advisor-Mrs. Carr, bart, Shoron Parrish, Penny Pence, Barbara Rouse, advisor-Mr. Pauley. 5 ,, i 5 L-.-.. Deterrnination such os this is what made the Patty Cox, Judy Hod- Jone Har- E r V 6 . if Q ll l Q , X :REEL FIRST ROW, left to right: Eddie Butcher, Tom Woolwine, Dick Tully, John Fenwick, Carl Ward, Jocko Broyles. SECOND ROW, left to right: Gory Gibson, Gary Pugh, John Cook, Gale Harold, Wayne Robertson, Leroy Marks, Dayton Griffith, Eddie Davis. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sam Mathews, John Scott, Dick Mattox, Archie Michael, Jack Vogel, Bill Bailey. ARSITY CLUB OFFICERS President-Dick Tully Vice-President-John Fenwick Secretary-Tom Woolwine Treasurer-Carl Ward To promote interest in sports and to teach boys to referee and help in class tournaments is the purpose of the Varsity Club. Members of this club must have earned a school letter in at least one of the four major sports. Their colorful jackets of orange and black stand out in any crowd. l44 South Charlesfon's winning chess teams are com- posed of DAVID GUELICH, BOB MURTHA, KYLE MIL- LER, and RICHARD HUGHART. Winners of the home room basketball tournament this year were: DELBERT FRENCH, MILTON BYRD, PETE DEPRES, BOB FLIPPIN, DAVID EDWARDS, DICK- IE DUVALL, and PAUL EVANS. I L W. -4 J . :EE gf vi .. MM' COOKS-Always on the job preparing the noon day meal are: MRS. DOLLY HENSLEY, MRS. BELLE WALLS, MRS. BESSIE CLEMENTS, MRS. VESTA HOLBERT, and MRS. MILDRED HENSON. 145 , Xa W 'r' lu W Ji' N ge m J , I 'WS CERAMIC SERVICE Best Wishes Seniors of '59 I.EONARD'S DRUG STORE FREE DELIVERY Phone RIA-6147 51a D Street South Charleston BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS! C AND GIFT SHOP 2766 Daniels Avenue, S, W. HH ODES -HOLLAND CHE VH OLE T C 0. 4. QT ' I' -'- iCHP1VR0,LEI f Where service after the sale has been important for more than 25 years. Phone RI 4-3464 210 MacCorkIe Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. 148 dependable Baked up to a Standard- quality Not down to a price ,qlxqiwv xl., - . 1 t bv , ze---, 1 .,'.'.,... y . Af- I . , ..., N -V, 'gg,,w.g,s.:eXx- ' ,. . A. ,b,.- GMX ,,'b'b.v Y :V W A ..,.,. . A wix,o'S'? ,.q. wma qi QNX? nlv- 5 t I t U ..,, i sm .KK 1' -',.:. a.,A.,: :., . . A 'fp' S Q ,, Ar X IQIQ: Z I ,Aun A' ,.,,.,..,,.,,,,,.,. , . .a,.V. FOR NEARLY ,I+ A HALF CENTURY Congratulations PARK FLORIST, INC. Seniors of 1959 605 D Street RI 4-1369 from SOUTH CHARLESTON JONES PRINTING COMPANY LUMBER Co. Printing and Lithographing Lumber-Supplies-Paints 611 Pennsylvania Avenue Phone PO 8-7101 704 Chestnut Street South Charleston, W. Va. THE CANTEEN We cater to Teenagers 429 Third Avenue 149 Compliments of Ralph E. Pence, M. D. H. G. Andre, D.D.S. Mike Krneta, Stewart's Studios Samuel L. King, D.D.S. H.R.W. Vial, M.D. Dr. C. Carl Tully Congratulations Class of '59 In the 21st year McClung 8: Morgan is hon- ored to have the privilege of presenting your graduation pictures in our 7th Ave. window, and we will always be interested in the future of our young people. SOUTN CNAILISVOH South Charleston's Only Complete Department Store! Compliments of A FRIEND For Footlong Hotdogs- DAIRYLAND 611 Chestnut Street South Charleston, W. Va. RI 4-3372 314 Seventh Avenue South Charleston If it's flowers, we have it! Hamill Flower Gardens Phone RI 4-3419 232 Ninth Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. RAY'S MARKET 623 Chestnut Street South Charleston, W. Va. Phone PO 8-6511 HESS ESSO SERVICENTER Nationwide Trailer Rental Phone RI 4-9211 Jefferson Rd. 8x MacCorkle Ave., S. W. So. Charleston 3, W. Va. -ll F ' ' i, N ' Jddgio Ah' RERT l . SIBOLD REALTORS 203 D St.--So. Chas. Dial RI 4-1373 TUCKER'S HOME APPLIANCE 316 Seventh Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. Congratulations Seniors J. 81 E. COX Jr. 8z Ladies Apparel 318 Seventh Avenue South Charleston Phone RI 4-5141 SOUTH RADIO 8: TV SALES WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 522 D Street-RI 4-3453 South Charleston, W. Va. K-K DRIVE-IN Welcomes South Charleston Students 432 Third Avenue Compliments of LONG'S PHARMACY RI 4-0001 413 D Street South Charleston, W. Va. NORTON'S SELF SERVICE FOOD 411 D Street South Charleston, W. Va. MODERN HARDWARE CO Your K V D Store Corner D St. Sz 5th Ave. Compliments of the SIRLIONER DRIVE-IN 5035 MacCorkle Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. I K r Good Luck Seniors Mickey's Children's Shoppe Phone PO 8-6741 4849 MacCorkle Avenue IDEAL CLEANERS 4933 MacCorkle Avenue, S. W. South Charleston, W. Va. AYWARD'S 4847 MacCorkle Avenue, S. W. Spring Hill, W. Va. Phone PO 8-6561 Compliments of MONTROSE HARDWARE Montrose Dr. 8z Kanawha Tnpk. South Charleston, W. Va. Phone RI 4-9484 DURRETT HARDWARE 4840 Kentucky Avenue, S. W. Spring Hill, W. Va. KAUFMAN'S J EWELERS 4854 MacCorkle Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. 152 .lme..b1.s V.-.-.m.fmuu4iA.,J.:hnlm4z:, .brag-.. - A. A es. .a44.eAmu1.?f+.uteA...sJ-.1-.'1..u... ...li 1-.l.ai,.ln Best Wishes, Graduates ! VOGUE DRY CLEANERS 236 Seventh Avenue Phone RI 4-2121 Congratulations Seniors- KENNA DRUGS HONAKER-NELSON 11!'53f.0L'2ie.'2Li1S'W' 222 Seventh Avenue CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Ph0He R14-1361 G. C. Murphy Co. 5 8z 10 Store Phone RI 4-5641 302 Seventh Avenue CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES , ' Q 1. i i 1 N, : J . . . and may we add our best Wishes for your future success and happiness. THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK 0F SOU'l'H UHARLESTUN Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 153 Compliments of KELLEYS MENS SHOP Phone DI 3-9416 108 Washington St., West Compliments of 023' Congratulations, Seniors GRACE FURNITURE CO Division and MacCorkle Ave. Phone PO 8-6061 South Charleston, W. Va. MONTROSE PHARMACY Your Neighborhood Store A Street Sz Third Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. HILLTOP MARKET 415 Central Avenue Phone RI 4-5211 Price Landscaping Service And Nursery 305 Shepherd Avenue Phone RI 4-4458 -I' x ,ix . . .J A . I A --.M 4. f , ' 4' 'V 9 . ' if Simi ,L - 1, , ' .diff ,S A , QP w av , .s W Q. 5 1 ,.. fu i l COMPLIMENTS OF MUUNTAIN STATE UUNSTRUCTIUN CUMPANY .2311 50010.21-Zo ---' 'M' OJ 7567251 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Charleston, W. Va. CONGRATULATIONS Dick Workman Pop Workman WORKMAN TIRE COMPANY Phone PO 8-7338 4518 MacCork1e Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. have 5 allliy IIARDWBRI 4600-02-04 MacCorkle Avenue Spring Hill MAC McCOMAS TEXACO 4802 MacCorkle Avenue Spring Hill, W. Va. Phone PO 8-9025 SPRING HILL HARDWARE Phone RI 4-3322 409 Chestnut Street Spring Hill C. P. COOKE, Pharmacist Best Wishes 4833 MacCorkle Ave., S. W. from South Charleston, W. Va. 1 Phone RI 4-2511 S TH E Compliments of sa coo BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS Dickens 245185 118 Capitol Street Congratulations Class Of 1959 SPRING HILL PASTRY Remember 600 Chestnut Street When you need Lumber and Building Supplies Visit XNXWN it .,,5 , .yt . .X-fgbxkkiix ' -E-.-. , the 5 one Stop B store E V A N S LUMBER COMPANY We're Black Eagles Too Phone R14-3436 South Charleston Spring Hill, W. Va. Phone PO 8-7398 Phone PO 8-7397 TEXTILE MILLS CLOTH SHOP Phone PO 8-6661 5303 MacCorkle Ave., S. W. Spring Hill MAC'S MAYTAG Appliances and Furniture Phone P0 8-1161 4836 MacCorkle Avenue Spring Hill, W. Va. , ,,, Good Luck, 59 Seniors COPPER DRUG COMPANY RI 4-6248 232 Seventh Avenue Young's Center Restaurant 230 7th Ave.-So. Chas. Serving Good Food- Seven Days A Week Congratulations, Seniors BLACK EAGLE 205 C Street Compliments of SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE Phone RI 4-2591 322 Seventh Avenue PAINTS-WALLPAPER-TOYS CONGLETON'S 210 seventh Ave. RI 4-5321 Congratulations Seniors W. E. GREEN GROCERY FlELD'S STORES, INC. 224 Seventh Ave., So. Chas. 316-18 Main St., St. Albans 4843 McCorkle Ave., So. Chas. Main Street, Ripley, W. Va. South Charleston, W. Va. Congratulations Seniors 1959 TAYLOR BROTHERS 302 MacCorkle Avenue Phone RI 4-9271 FURNITURE 'REFLECTS YOUR OWN GOOD TAS1E 0 Furniture o Appliances 0 Carpets 0 Decorating 226 Seventh Avenue South Charleston, W. Va. RI 4-5042 COMPLIMENTS OF I Compliments of f mQ,6'Asf l FOR 9525 wv such modern, dependable service SAKE l l and remember- GAS doe, 5, BLOSSOM DAIRY nam- for Lass: PRODUCTS fort of the Colvmb' G Syst UNUED FUEL COMPANY no as em ' Visitors Always Welcome 114 Virginia Street W 236' Y va? il mm m -gl-yi '- l N o ' Q x Q - -'41.f And our brains are loggedj J X x , v But go-we mu - ri Q A Our faithful T-model's had if! ii . ' To ollege or bu t . Q A ju , i., lc 0+ We're leaving, and we're glad of it. 159 AUTOGR PHS T' --v .fb 1 I J 1. ,. 4 . 4 1 Ella ', up 3 . n Q 'li ' x -I 1, 5. :FZ , f .5513 I Q-:A a 1 Ji. fr' V T gl.. Jr ' 11-A 5 W-W 1 ff :.E.f.,' W -:M 1 . . ' 'a'-stil. 1 lil? . :uf 'zu 1-'f :1 Tiff I , 'N fr -1 : Q ' .. ., 4 . 2 4 1.1 K Va:-3, 2.-1 .,', nf 3 SZQ? 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