St Paul High School - Estonoa Yearbook (St Paul, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

:Q- , 1 r . -k A, M2 fx. Si: Inf' . in In -s . H. inf, 'Wi 'I 1 if 1 Xie J ,g .. R VIRGIL CURTIS OSBORNE IN MEMORIAM The Senior Class of 1949 affectionately ded1cates thls 1949 ESTONOA to the memory of Vlrgll Curtis Osborne, Class of 1949, who passed from us on December 1 1948 XX F 'iv- 4 hu- X32 ik U f fiwffi ..nr ' 'l ST PAUL HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM HENRY BOWMAN Principal Milligan College, B S University of Tennessee, M S W. C. CRAFT English and French Sophomore Sponsor LOUISE MORRIS -Home Economics and Science Eighth Grade Sponsor HARRY PARDUE Coach and Mathematics GENEVA B CAMP Com ercial Junior Sponsor 62 hfx- is qvx 'CZ' MARGRET CLARK History Freshman Sp0HS0F KATHLEEN A BOWMAN Librarian and English Senior Sponsor BLAKE ATWOOD Seventh Grade JULIA RICHMOND Seventh Grade W Um EDNA KILGORE REBA MePHERSON LGUISF MoCONNELL MARY COX Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth and Fifth Fourth Grade nv F5 : W VIOLET STROM MARY GREEA' Third Grade Third G FRANCES PENLEY Seventh Grade 'naw A LENORE CHAPMAN KATHLEEN BOOTH Second Grade First Grade , n..x 10I'S NMMA 'W CLASS OFFICERS Sergeant at arms Pat Stanton Treasurer Sterling Gilliam President Joanna Gordon S cretary Ann Lee Webber Vice President Seldon Meade JOANNA GORDON Ambition Pharmacist ivy V7 54, 1 439' 4f'u vyg , I 'S A- , KP ,W ,. fn . - ... -- ..- --..--.... 3 ..--.. - -..- me 'Ns CLEO BROOKS Ambition ANN LEE WEBBER Ambition Beautitian Secretary GEORGIA KILGORE Ambition Radio Announcer LEON TALBERT Ambition Radio Engineer nm .Q www' 'U L E e v 1' by L ALLENE HAMM Ambition Teacher JERRY KILGORE Ambition Photographer in n 'x M f , Q L b, ' .Q PAT STANTON Ambition Dentist EDNA KENNEDY Ambition Secretary rv ' ,.. in , A I . ' f v, . t N Q- is 7 MARTHA A GILLIAM Ambition Housewife 'JI RANDOLPH COUNTS Ambition Salesman 'Vw S5111 JO ANN BARTEE Ambition Stenographer JOYCE JESSEE Ambition Beautitian H. Q6 lu- O .1 , m Q ff A M Q ha, 3 fa,. 2 M Q .. ' QW I 3 1 an 4 Q N ' I ! A I I MILDHED HOLBROOK Ambition We QW Www 7AQ,t ,,w,,.. SAM FIELDS Ambition Nurse Ball Player SELDON MEADE ALLENE EVANS Ambition Teacher Ambition Housewife l 4-'- I , A ff... 7.5 , M' DON SUPCOE Ambition m TWU JOAN ADDINGTON Ambition Doctor' Housewife BETTY DYE Ambition Stenographer ANGELINE HALL Ambition Beauty Operator IWW, K Zwgvy 531--p-s ,pi 715 ,Q , :- M.: . PG W A iz M, ,- Q . 5 QQ iifffxl M,, 5, - . 111 fQx 61' 1---H-u,, THELMA EVANS BELVA MCCAMEY Ambition Ambition Photographer Secretary STERLING GILLIAN JEWEL BURKE Ambition Ambition Writer Surgeon '3'-ti, faq ffilx -Q ' milf' X.: , E . N , ' -fzfom l C A V I I .4 9 49 fn f-1-z,a,,,4N-fi-fg, asv'- X ff! hit' 'Y' 'af N CLASS Hrsrony In 1937 our class, wlth bright, expectant faces, presentedzxself to the f1rst grades of various schools to delve 1nto the mysteries of Read1n', Rit1n', and R1thmetic' Pat, Belva, Seldon, Jerrv, Georgla, Ann, Betty, Sam, and Jo Ann were numbered among the eighty nine f1rSt graders at the St Paul School A year earller Randolph had started at th1s school Joan and Joyce began thelr educatlon here 1n 1938 Those who started at Dwlna are Mlldred, Edna, Allene Hamm, Joanna, and Allene Evans Cleo and Angelene entered at the Dry Fork School Martha Ann and St6Tl1Hg enrolled f1rst at Pound Coeburn clalmed Thelma, whlle Don entered at Dunbar Jewel started at Ervlngton, and Leon was a f1rst grader at W1lliemson, West Vlrglhla After golng through the usual p anks, Joys, and tPlbul8t1OHS of the elementary school, our class was happy to get together 1n the elghth grade at St Paul, at least the magorlty jolned the group at that t1m6 Thelma enrolled the freshman year, Randolph the JUn10F year, wh1le Joyce, Joan, Aliens Hamm, and Jewel galned a year by attendlng summer school, and unlted wlth us durlng the sen1or year Leon attended school 1n Roanoke, and Georgla 1n Klngsport durlng art of thelr hlgh school course, but we are glad they returned to f St Paul 49 Our freshman year was rather uneventful, the tim being spent in getting adgusted to hlgh school 11fe We entered our sophomore year with great expectation, and th1s was a sesslon we engoyed to the fullest Our JUHIOP year was full of pleasant days, along wlth days of hard work on lessons, the school paper, and our play Backwoods Romeo n A h1ghl1ght of the year was the day spent at Hungry Mother Park w1th our sen1or guests how we are near1ng the end of a happy and extremely busy sen1or year Tragedy, however, has struck our class th1s year, and we are greatly bereaved by the untlmely death of one of our classmates, CuPt1S Csborne Curtls j01H6d our class from Castlewood 1n the fourth grade He was well llked by all and w1ll long be remembered by the frlendly Smlle and greetlng whlch he had for everyone Our sen1or play is, Here Comes Charlle Joanna Gordon 18 the valed1ctor1an of the class, and Jerry K1lvore our salutatorlan We are grateful to our parents and teachers f making rtposslble for us to arrlve at th1s junct1on of our educatlonal career X17 E I M' M K 5 ,..!4kL BSTIJNUA lf-.,.., ,h f Q a e a ' e if X . . ' . X dgil. . . . . . . . ,L?aD . . .. . D . tt fu 'M s A . Q, ,. . p . Q X n , A L' fx, XF' 'f- fv -W! f4g4 .,', ,V f - ,-as :L qeiEf?:::k uEnI::EIU 1-f-,:,, ggg:g,,,Sr-- 'cs s xiii? gf X . . I 45 8 I SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It has been ten years since my class, the Senior Class of '49, departed from our Alma Mater. I, Leon Talbert, wonder what my classmates might be doing now. I know they nust be scattered to the four corners of the earth, and engaged in various occupations and activities. Since it is the spring of the year, I have an urge to leave my work as Chief Engineer of WKVW, and take a flying trip to see each one of them. Flying, did I say? Then why not rent a flying carpet from Marahuhua, the Hindu, and drop in on some of my dear friends? Won't you, in fancy, take this trip with me? As I come into New York:Harbor, I gaze toward the Statue ofLiberty and, much to my surprise, see Randolph CDossl Counts, who is chief :ngineer, replacing the torch on this great statue. On my portable television set, I am astounded by the image of Angelene Hall, the greatest name in television since Milton Berle. When I drop down for a cup of coffee and the latest edition of Esquire, I notice a copy of Madmoiselle and see Joan Addington'sfair sage radiating from the cover Steering my carpet southward toward our nat1on's Capitol, my attention is attracted by the sounds ofahanm er Banking mycarpet to the right, I see the famous sculptor, Pat Stanton, chiseling the stroll inside for a short chat with the Vice the desk of his personal secretary and am brought none other than Ann Lee Webber White House As I President, I pass up short by seeing My travels lead me to my old stamping ground, Saint Paul, Virginia Taking up temporary residence at the Blue Sulphur Hotel, I am greeted cordially by the hotel's dietitian, Miss Cleo Brooks 9 ccidentally drift into the dining room in the midst of a banquet in honor of Sa uel Fields, football coach at C R I Taking an afternoon hike up Honey Branch, I am confronted by District Revenue Agent, Jerry Kilgore, packing a gun on each hip Continuing my hike I proceed to the ghost town of Dante, Virginia ere I find Jewel Burke, living quietly as Mrs Paul Castle, also oyce Jessee living, but not quietly, as Mrs Bob Bartee I take the donkey express to Bull Run and Dry Fork and, while passing through, I stop to chat for a few minutes at Lawson's Store Two housewives, Mesdames Joanna Gordon Trent and Martha Gilliamlban, y .4 X fy BBQ! mail X IX ,ea ' ' ' 'Q qf' . ris k A u Q o I ki . . . ' s 1 are busy shopping. Discussing past events, we learn of the success 5 - S f 1vfc, 5 i 'if' jf CLASS PROPHECY Coontinuedl of lr Sterling Gilliam whose latest book, She Died at the Break fast Table', is currently on the best seller list In the Bull Run Bugle,my eyes are caught by items of great interest to me concernlng lildred Holbrook, who is happily marr1ed and l1ves in'West V1rg1n1a, and Edna Kennedy, who is also marrled and 11VSS 1n Tennessee Anoder article I see states that Miss Allene Evans is galning prestige as a technician at Mayo's Clinlo Stopping at the new, modern Johnson Bu1ld1ng in Coeburn, Virg1n1a, I am greeted by Belva McCamey, secretary to the 5 and 10 magnate, S W' Johnson Still 1n the Johnson Buildlng, I see another old acquaintance, Allene Hamm, head accountant of Coal Enterprises, Inc For a little relazatlon I decide to see a movie at the palat1al Liberty Theatre, owned and operated by Betty Dye Bidding beautiful Southwest Vlrginia farewell, I point my carpet stward over our country ly first stop is 1n Iowa on the corn farm of Thelma Evans, with her Ex Navy man as ch1ef farnsr Since recreatlon and relaxatlon seem to be essentlals of my trlp, am thrilled by Soldiers' Field, Chlcago, is my next stop Here I Supcoe, of the the brilllant football played by quarterback, Don Chicago Bears Bar B Cue Dude Meade, owner, My carpet travel contlnues with a Vlslt to the Ranch, located 1n Southern Arizona I see Seldon breaking in a bunch of wild stallions. Realizing my carpet must be returned to Ind1a, I swing out over the far expanse of the Pacific Ocean Turning on my portable short wave rad1o, I soor detect the fam1l1ar voice of Georgla Kilgore, beaming forth from Radio Station, WROT, R10 de Janeiro, Brazil he is a great success 1n radio and t616V1Si0D Yes, lt 1s, and that means that I back to my work at WKVW before the haven't you engoyed this de11ghtful Could that be Ind1a already? ust stop th1s writlng and get boss discovers my absense ow trip as much as I have' X N Z Bram. ,LL Es'rnNnA lQK,..J SZ I Xi , x ,,, gh ng F Q sh ee X W . . ' H x R f ff - ' - - , V B . . . . . . ky X we iv 41 1 CLASS IILL We, the Senior Class of '49, of the St. Paul High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, our last Will and Testament. -omeday she will be able to say 'toujour l'amour, mon ohere.' Jerry Kilgore wills his popularity with the girls to Vernon Barker, with the hope that the girls will profit by his generosity. P Sterling Gilliam leaves his fluent French to.Dana Brooks, hoping Ann lebber relinquishes her ability not to get to school on time 5 o lrs. Bowman. '61 Don Supcoe resigns his athletic ability to Dale Gray. cy JoAnn Bartee leaves her ability to play basketball on the floor Emm Gray Sparks Thelma Evans consigns her bangs to Polly Ann Jordan Joan Addington bestows her musical talent upon the boy with great possibilities, Bill Allen Seldon Heade wills his corny jokes and 'cute' sayings to Gene Hanks, who could use a few replacements Cleo Brooks bequeaths her wardrobe of stylish clothes to Betty Holbrook Sam Fields bestows his laziness upon a worthy benefactor, Chester J ays .Allene Evans consigns her quiet disposition to Lorraine Robinette Randolph Counts leaves his love for shorthand and bookkeeping to any person interested in Mrs Camp's Commercial Classes Angeline Hall endows Betty Lou Roller with her ready smile Jewel Burke yields her ability to make the best of things to Hubert Lawson Leon Talbert bestows his vocabulary of big words upon Wayne Hillman ,Kal ESTUNUA ll., to Q w . ya ' v u , . fm Lift? X. sl so as an E, MZZQQ, ff '-!Qi:Sg:2, qeiff:::l -f-q:,, .4-:Q u 'BN N- WQSX Egg!! x YSEJ' tw fv i,af CIA88 IILL Qocntinuedl D Martha Ann Gilliam designates. Deborah Lyttle to receive her man- f catching technique. Joanna Gordon relinquishes her 'gemf to any girl rc antically inclined. Pat Stanton resigns his ability to make teachers' lives miserable Mx Betty Dye leaves her lovely smile to Betty Boothe. I 4 to Chunk Richmond. 6 Belva llcCamey bequeaths her keyboard prowess to six-footer Larry J cReynclds. Joyce Jessee leaves her ability to get chemistry to Bobby Kilgore. Q' Allene Hamm consigns her skill to be heard to Buford Wright, with the caution, Don't be a churchmouse Edna Kennedy Irllls her curly hair to Ilda Lampklns Mildred Holbrook leaves her love of English to Harold Dingus Georgia Kilgore bequeaths her love for the Republicans to Rex Talbert GROUP BEQU ES TS To the English III class we leave Shakespeare, Milton, and all the old Engllsh boys the girls' basketball team we bequest the boys' victories e future French classes of the St Paul High School, we leave our teacher, Mr Craft Bowman and the other members of the faculty a student body that really studies To the summer school sesslon a fan To the student body as a whole the library, our home room Wi X ZZ mpE:?TuNl?fiam X .. ,. 1 -1 1 Q - r XFX .4 - e Q .1 a To s Q To th . To Mrs 2 l To the junior class: our ability to sell mgazine subscriptions. .1 ,ff i . I 'llv 2 fi '-.KP A-w...mwM 'm' Jum f 9 -H 'Nw Whfllilif' www CLASS OFFICERS Vice Presldent Hubert Lawson President Bobby Kilgore Secretary Vernon rker CORNELIOUS AUSTIN VERNON BARKER 1 PATSY BARTEE DANA BROOKS BENNY FORTNER 9 . 00000 I OOOO OOD Treasurer .... ..... Dana Brooks D000 ICO S r BETTY HOLBROOK OPAL HOLBROOK BOBBY KILGORE ILDA LAMPKINS BILL LYONS HUBERT LAWSON DON MBCAMEY PAUL QUILLEN JOHNNY SABO HARRY LEE SPARKS ESTHER SUITE PEGGY MEADE LYNN WILLIAMS HRS . CAMPQ spans orl 1 'N-L X NR ,gf ivmuf Mm ,gallhvlki Ph 01'1 ores J 3, rf fa-,bf ,, Q. 'lr' ywdww JM 4 5, W , A .YQ , W Swim x J Q - :,,:3:--- ' - - g Q +L- 1 -, 3 .cf s ' A . , 35' 3 525: .2 121 4 ffl . 'Is '1- I '55 ' '52 '. z -' 1I'1E?f:.f.. ,',ff:' :'E: -557 JJ ,ZF VX W V ' ' Y fi ' ' ' 3 :lf-' .525-' 1 AA 1 wi. , A: k -, tl: 4 1,4 V .. ' I V .... ., ..,..,. .... . AAII, ,,,.,, . . ., 255225 E 2:25 f ,. ' , ' 95' . '- V' 2 A' n. ,, ' fn ix 3 az., . xv . 5 W g ? ,... 1,-15-L... N, .,A' Wwy, 'Q twwwm, vi ' 23? 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CLASS OFFICERS President Wayne Hillman Secretary Marcella Fortner Sergeant at-arms Dale Gray Reporter Joy Faye Stallard Billy Allen Jerroleen Bennett Nellie Booher Betty Booth Bobby Buchanan Douglas Clark Fay Clark Harold Dingus Clarieoe Evans 3 Treasurero o a 0 o o 0 0 U 0 o 0 0 0 0 .Kyle Fletcher F BW 7 'TW 'r 4 X F11 hah and ! 1 41 M 4 f GERALDINE EVANS KYLE FLETCHER IARCELLA FORTNER BUDDY FBAZIER ANNA RUTH GILBERT NELLIE GLOVIER SHIRLEY GLOVIER DALE GRAY CORA HAMILTON BOBBY HICKS WAYNE HILLMAN BILLY HOLBROOK NORMA HOLBROOK PEGGY JORDAN LEON LAWSON CHRISTENE HAYS PHILIP ROBINSON f 2 Aff M M an NORMAN SNYDER X H 1 N2 M 1 1 ' 1 'H h. flw:J1g JOY FAY STALLARD CORENIA SUTHERIAND SYLVIA TIPTON JIM TRENT MARY ADDINGTON GILES AUSTIN LOIS AUSTIN MARTHA AUSTIN BETTY BAYS EULA BRADLEY MARGIL BROWN JOETTA BUCHANAN Y ,. ,, , HV CLASS OFFICERS I,1'9Sid0nt oeeooeeooooaoooeoce Gene Hanks Vioe-President ..... ....... Lowell Meade Secretary and Treasurer .... Oneida Carioo A x 6 ONEIDA CARICO MARIE COOPER LOZIE COUCH BURREL CULBERTSON JANET DOYIE JOYCE EVANS MILDRED EVANS EDGAR GLOVIER 'RI I Q X w ' n . . ,gi ' f' . W' . 'R' 4 4, I n A Q J RI HARD HAML4 TOLL Y HALIIY DALA HILELA1 GENE HANKS RUTH HILL BEULAH HOLBROOK DOUGLAS HOLBROOK MONROE HOLBROOK MYRTLE HOLBROOK PAUL HOLBROOK HUBERT KIRK HILDA KNOX FERN LIVINGSTON DEBORAH LYTTLE LOWELL MEADE ui u-nf' Kr- gun Q4 14 W if F'ff .105 1 X Qf f, I 'H , f1f4' 4 1 ' 4 ad , ZZ, if , X 'wa , 'ff fir 2 Www 'lr- JOYCE MILLER JIMMY OWENS MARY PHILLIPS MARY ROBINLTTE PAULINE ROBINSON ARVINA SALYER DAVID SALYER SAMUEL SMITH BETTY STALLARD TOMMY STALLARD BOBBY TRENT BUEFORD WRIGHT JAMES PQRIGHT NORMA WRIGHT SHIRLEY WRIGHT e 1 1 rv.: , ' .. - ' ' A : Q ' 'V' 1 L ,- Y .. I. T ' i , - ' ' .:. - 122: yi 1 - . . K f , .- f. :' ' 4 3 I I ,- Y w I fu ' W' ' V V H a - Q ' ' fm .... f Y . ' . .. ' ' , 2 YL .' K, . N W n C4 nu 5, -. gy. - H . Ji. A X f ,E cm' G L ' . :ab 511 . we 5 , if r '- fi! 3 .554 5 ,. . 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PAPER STAFF '!i X3 li' Bob Kilgore Hubert Lawson Johnny Sabo Paul Quillen Vernon Barker Benny Fortner .Harry Sparks .Patsy Bartee ..Peggy Meade Ilda Lampkins Esther Suit Bill Lyons 'l li ll IZ li N lZ-'!6'li--iC'2Z 'li lZ--!2--I1-4i' 'JI-'l1 !3 X l1' 'li'-ii--X ' so 5 1 1 ,cr , Business Manager... ...Don McCamey I l O O 0 I O I I 0 O I 0 0 - Q 4 4 4 4 x :gym 0 5 QL... 4- ep .1 HOME ECONOMICS ROOM MQW A THE LIBRARY THE RHYTHM BAND Lorralfve, our .Swfc TCSI GnrL Mow FRIE-N 5 4 ff ew mu, , A 'M I 1 1 fm ,gf V, ff ,- V, V2 , ff f' ' . :,'5 1-M V, ,fz -, Q H I- D if 23415 ' , 3 M19 'f ,x 1', :1 W , -' ,V ' 4 .' N - an ' 1' 4 7 5 f 'Q-iii ' , w jj, ' f , 'T WY 5' fix, ,G W5 .f , if . ,- ,, 6, Af! TYPING ROOM ft!! EXPRESSION CLASS 1-111. Q 'Miha CQ-M 315. flcNla ldwaf Tire 0 FP in DON SUPCOE Best sport Most popular Best looklng Most athletic CLEO BROOKS Cutest g1r1 ,la POPULARITY PARADE DANA BROOKS Best looking Most charming smile Friendliest Best dressed SAM FIELDS Laziest boy ' , ,wr ' .HJA STERLING GILLIAM Friendliest Best dressed Best all round Most versatlle PEGGY MEADE Wittiest girl ffm MISS CLARK HUBEHE LA SON JOHNNY SABO Most popular teacher Cutest bo, Biggest chatterbox . .. .- . be . I f L , . ,. . V ' 5 2 , v 1 1 1 ii -. -- ka? L'-v ', 6 , 4 1 A .. 0 I I W . , r N, . ' A I1 . YY' GEORGIA KILGORE Most popular Most versatile Most intellectual if JERRY KILGORE Biggest flirt Most intellectual vw, 7g and Y 3, 5 SHIRLEY GLOVIER Biggest flirt POPULARITY PARADE OPAL HOLBROOK Best sport Most athletic PATSY BARTEE JOANNA GORDON Biggest cnatterbox JIM TP NT Laziest girl Cutest couple JOAN ADDINGTON GENE HANKS Most original Wittiest boy - A. of , 4 V V I , , Z ff 1 ,, ' 7 WC., , ' , A' ,H j m, , V M.. 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N DEDICATION OF THE NLM ATHLETIC FIELD BOWMAN FIELD On October 15, 1948, a happy celebratmon in St Paul marked the occasion of the dedication of the new athletic f1eld which was formally named BOWMAN FIELD, honoring W H Bowman, Pr1nc1pa1 of the St Paul School, for h1s effort and leadersh1p in making the fleld possible Thls effort, however, would have been in va1n wlthout the contr1but1on of tlme and money by many men, wanmn,and ch1ldren 1n St Paul, and w1thout the f1nanc1al asslstance of the Wise County School Board, as well as that of other frlends One of the largest orwawds ever ln St Paul wltnessed the ceremony Pictured above is Mayor C E Purcell of St Paul presentlng a gold watch Mr Bowman on behalf of the Town Councll and the c1t1zens of the commun1ty token of appreclatlon for hls accorpllshment m1tB68SiHg the presentation Super1ntendent J J Kelly Jr , who has served efflciently as Sunernnzndent of the hise County Schools for the past thlrty three years, and M D Richmond, Director of nducat1on ln I1S6 County, who acted as Master of Ceremonies for this event A highlight of the even1ng was the w1nn1ng of the St Paul w1se Football Game bv the St Paul Deacons beatur1ng the program was the f1ne performance of the Trl-C1ty Band, cons1st1ng of students from East Stone, B1g Stone, and Appalachla 'Tl - . 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ST PANT DEACONS 3 'bo V Left tc Righ+ Top Row Water boy Bill Richmond, Coach Atwood, Bob Kilgore, Dale uray, Bam Fields, J1m Trent, Coach Pardue, Water boy Tommy Fletcher Second Row Jerry Kilgore, Bill Allen, Chunk Richmond, Don Supcce, Buddy Frazier, Kyle Fletcher, Hubert Lawson Third Row: Wayne Hillman, Tip Robinson, Pat Stanton, Chester Bays, Bobby Joe Hicks, Dave Brooks, Harold Dingus last few years These boys were led by Captaln Curtis Osborne and Co Captain Samuel Fields The Deacons won four games, lost four, and tied two This past season was the f1rst t1me the Deacons have had a home field in years and the flrst night game ever We all look forward to the better teams the Deacons will have in the future The games are as follows: Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul St Paul Games Played and Scores Saltville Appalachia Norton East Stone Gap Wise Big Stone Gap Coeburn Pennington Gap Lebanon C11ntwood XJ , We W, N af' The St. Paul Deacons finished one of the most successful seasons in the St. .. .... ..... 12 ,,, ,., 12 St' O one een St' 0 e eeec seen eel 0 St. .. IC .. . 0 St' ee eeeee c eeoo eco 0 st' O een ees St' 0 eeee eeee Dee Ste ee ee .. . 0 St' - geeeeeee e 0 ' 2 . eeee Q 6 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right Jo Ann Bartee, Opal Holbrook, Shir1eyStewart, Jerroleen Bennett, Marcella Fortner, Peggy Meade, Coach Atwood, Jewel Burke, Dana Brooks, Emmy Sparks, Cleo Brooks, Patsy Bartee, Shlrley Glov1er Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul St Paul Center Manager Deborah Lyttle Games Played and Scores Appalaoh1a Wise Norton Norton Clineho W1se Coeburn Dante C11DCh0 , Big Stone Gap Dante Coeburn Lebanon Dante Pound Big Ston ap lebanon Ste ees eeoecee ' .., ste ees see ,,,... Ste lee eel ,... ste een one ..,, St. ... ... 36 ... Ste eos eos . .,,, Ste too ceo oloeoe St. see een ........ St. Paul ... ... 24 East Stone Gap st. 32 - St. ... ... 25 Stl one one ,.,,, .,, St! ooo one ,,, ,, Sti toe one gg. St. '.' ' oeeeeooe St. -'- --- 33 .... .... St, ooo ooo 5 G 9 ' ' eeoeoe BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Rlght Front Row Paul Quillln, Chester Bays, Hubert Lawson, Samuel Flelds, Pat Stanton, Kyle Fletcher Second Row Coach Pardue, Bobby Joe Hlcks, B111 Lyons, B111 Allen, Chunk Richmond, Buddy Frazler, Wayne Hlllman Not Plctured Donald Supcoe Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul St Paul Games Played and Scores Appalachia WISS Norton Cllnchoo WISS Coeburn Dante C11nohco Blv Stone Gap Dante Coeburn Lebanon Dante Pound Blg Stone Gap Lebanon Norton , St- .. ........ 24 St. .. .. 25 ...... St. .. .. 30 ... St. .. .. 44 ' .- Stl ll li '. OOIOOU St. .. .. 29 ...... St. .. .. 50 .... .... St. Paul .. .. 48 East Stone Gap Stj OO IO I 00000 St. .. .. 42 'O St. .. .. 58 ...... .. St. .. .. 33 ... St. - .. .. 58 ... St' so oe neocons St. .. .. 24 .... St. .. .. 39 ' St. .. .. 55 . ...... . 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