Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

Presented By The Jeb Staff Stuart High School Stuart, Virginia THE 1966 JEB Bill Alexander, Editor Patricia Belton, Business Manager Dedication Searching--for humility. Seeking—charac¬ ter. We found a teacher who possesses a pleas¬ ing combination of all the fine qualities that make a person outstanding. Her personal integrity and broad vision have been a source of guidance and inspiration. She has had faith in us when we had no faith in ourselves. She has encouraged us when we have become lax in spirit. Her wonder¬ ful knack of working well with young people will serve as a goal for us to seek to accomplish in future years. Her influence has been ever-pres¬ ent in both the academic and extra-curricular parts of our high school life. With these things in mind, we dedicate THE 1966 JEB to MRS. FOSTER STAPLES. Foreword Our days at Stuart School are numbered— both for those who sought and found and for those whose quest is yet unsatisfied. Cherished thoughts are many as we recall our enthusiasm for extracurricular activities, our rewards for work well done, and our goal of graduation. Each day brings another challenge, another trial, another attainment. Each year brings momentous changes in our lifes: our teachers, our school, our interests, our activities, our attitudes--all have changed. These memories and these changes are told in the words and seen in the pictures of this book. THIS IS OUR LIFE • • • Contents Administration. 14 High School. 22 Organizations. 46 Sports. 64 Student Life. 82 Elementary. 94 Advertisements.112 3 4 Is Our Life . . . 5 As Students Of 6 Stuart High School . . . 7 Growth . . . 8 9 tmm SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Mind And Body . . . 10 Throughout This Year . . . 11 Our Year . . . 1966 12 , r Administrators 16 Cafeteria Staff, Bus Drivers, Custodian.17 High School Faculty... 18 Elementary Faculty. . . .20 Throughout the years Stuart School has been blessed with outstanding faculty members and administrative officials. This year is certainly no exception. Students in both the elementary and second¬ ary grades receive instruction and guidance from men and women who have dedicated their lives to the education of tomorrows leaders. These de¬ voted teachers not only spend countless hours preparing their courses of instruction, but spend much time advising and giving help to students in their extra-curricular activities. Their influ¬ ence is clearly evident in every facet of school life. On behalf of the students of Stuart School, the Jeb Staff would like to thank the faculty and administrators for all that has been accomplished during this year. 14 Administration ■ ' ■- ' H-.i W£Z w V jk 55 } : 15 Mr. James Joyce, Jr. Principal High Point B.S. University of Virginia M.Ed. Men Of High Caliber Lead Mr. Dorn O. Spangler Superintendent of Schools Westminister A.B. Duke University M.Ed. Mr. W. D. Walker Assistant Principal Head Coach East Carolina College B.S. and M.A. Mr. E. R. Greer Elementary Principal Mars Hill College University of North Carolina A.B. 16 CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Doris Collins Mrs. Beatrice Morse Mrs. Lelia Gunter Mrs. Wilbur Hall Mrs. Gladis Hall Mrs. Nancy Vernon CUSTODIAN: Mr. Roy Martin Others Who Serve Faithfully CAFETERIA MANAGER: Mrs. Betty Lou Simmons BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Ralph Holt, Mr. R. C. Thomas, Mr. Robert Rorrer, Mr. Billy Goard, Mr. Paul Smith, Mr. James Smith. 17 MRS. FERN AGEE Averett; Radford B.S. Government; Commercial MR. MACHEL C. BIGGS Emory and Henry B.S. Science and Math MR. J. E. COBBLER Berea B.S. Science MR. KENNETH COX V.P.I. B.S. Vocational Agriculture Administration Challenges And MRS. GERTRUDE HOPKINS William and Mary B.S. Math and Chemistry MRS. MILDRED HOPKINS Radford B.S. and M.S. English and Guidance MISS CATHELENE REECE Radford B.A. English MRS. FOSTER STAPLES U.N.C. A.B. English and French 18 MRS. MADELINE DALTON Madison B.S. Librarian; English MRS. MARTHA DICKERSON Meridith A.B. Latin and History MRS. MARGARET HAZELWOOD Madison B.S. Government and History MRS. BILLIE JEAN HILL Radford B.S. Home Economics Guides High School Students MRS. POLLY TATUM Madison B.S. Biology MRS. FRANCES UNDERWOOD Radford B.S. University of Virginia M.Ed. Math MRS. JESSIE VERNON Averett Radford B.S. Commercial MRS. ALENE WALKER East Carolina B.S. English; Health and P.E. 19 MRS. EDITH ANGLIN Radford B.S. Seventh MRS. LOTTIE E. BEASLEY Ferrum; Radford Sixth and Seventh MRS. CLARA BOAZ Longwood B.S. Second MRS. KATHRYN BOAZ Radford B.S. Fifth Elementary Teachers Prepare MRS. ERMA McKENZIE Averett Mary Washington B.S. Fifth MRS. MARTHA MARTIN Radford B.S. Sixth and Seventh MRS. MARY MOONEY Greensboro College A.B. George Peabody for Teachers M.A. Third MRS. CRYSTAL ROBERSON Radford B.S. First 20 MRS. AUDREY DAVIS Longwood Elementary Fourth MRS. MINNIE MAE FAIN Florida State University Madison B.S. First and Second MRS. HAZEL HAWKS Radford B.S. First MRS. MABEL JOYCE Radford B.S. Third Students For High School MRS. JANE SMITH Longwood B.S. Second MRS. ORA THOMAS Radford B.S. Third and Fourth MRS. GEORGIA WALLER Longwood-Madison Normal Professional Fourth MRS. BERNICE WOOD Radford B.S. Fifth 21 Seniors ... 24 Juniors ... 34 Sophomores . . . Freshmen ... 42 Sub-Freshmen . 38 No high school would be necessary or com¬ plete without the participation of the students. Careening down the halls at a breakneck pace the sub-freshmen had the school in hand in less than a week. The freshmen establish themselves as indis¬ pensable to the network at Stuart High, learn to ac¬ cept responsibilities and channel their interest after one year of high school. Since the sophomore is now a true member of high school, he enthusiastically participates in clubs and sports, and accepts many responsibilities now given him. Eagerly accepting their responsibilities, ju¬ niors contribute readily to any and all school ac¬ tivities. As the senior begins his last year he realizes that what has been most important to him is not how many hours have been spent, or how long he has worked, but what he has accomplished. . .44 I 22 High School 23 RONNIE STEPHEN ADAMS 4-H Club 5; FFA 1; Monogram Club 5; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4, Manager 5; Track 3,4,5; Baseball 2,3. ALAN WAYNE ADKINS Class Vice-President 5; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,5, Reporter 2; Monogram Club 3,4, 5, Vice-President 5; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Var¬ sity Basketball 3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Baseball 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5. CORNELIA BROOKS AKERS SCA 5; Jeb Staff 4,5, Assistant Classes Ed¬ itor 4, Classes Editor 5; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5, President 5; Cheerleaders 2,5. WILLIAM WADE ALEXANDER SCA 1,4,5; Class President 2,4,5; Class Treasurer 3; Jeb Staff 4,5, Assistant Editor 4, Editor 5; Beta Club 3,4; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Monogram Club 3,5; J.V. Basket¬ ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Track 4,5; Boys ' State Representative. “To Thine Own CHARLES HAMILTON AMMONS SCA 5; Hi-Y 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4,5, Re¬ porter 4, President 5; J.V. Basketball i, Var¬ sity Basketball 2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5. JUDY ANGELA ANDERSON Library Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4,5. FAYE ELIZABETH AYERS Class Treasurer 5; Beta Club 3,4,5; Latin Club 1; Library Club 3,4; Junior Marshal. JOHN CARL AYERS, JR. SCA 1,2; Jeb Staff, Art Editor 5; FFA 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 5; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4,5, Co-Captain 5; Boys ' State Representative. Self Be True” Is Senior Motto FIRST ROW: CYNTHIA SCOTT BEACH Library Club 1; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Song Leader 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4: Varsity Basketball 3,4,5. PENELOPE MARILYN BEASLEY SCA 1, 2, 5, Reporter 2; Jeb Staff, Assistant Art Editor 4; Latin Club 1; 4-H Club 2,3,4,5, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4, President 5; Hi-Y Club 3, 5. PATRICIA EARLENE BELTON SCA 1,3,4,5, Secretary 4; Jeb Staff 2, 4, 5, Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager 4, Business Manager 5; Beta Club 5; FHA 1; Hi-Y 2; V arsity Basketball 3,4,5. BETTY HANDY BIGGS FHA 1,2,3,5. SECOND ROW: BOBBY DALLAS CLARK DAVID LYNN CLARK JAMES DANIEL COLLINS WILLIAM MARSHALL CLARK FFA 1, 2,3,4, 5, Secretary 4, Executive Committee 3. Latin Club 4; Baseball 4,5. 4-H 1,2,3,5; Monogram Ch 5; Track team 4,5, Beta Club 3,4,5, Vice-Presi¬ dent 5; Latin Club 1,2,3,4,5, Vice-President 5; Junior Marshal. 25 FIRST ROW: Class Of ’66 Receives JERRY WAYNE CUMMINGS KENNETH NORMAN DUNKLEY FFA 2,3,4,5, Executive Com¬ mittee 5. BRENDA SUE EAST SCA 4; Beta Club 3,4,5; Latin Club 3,4, President 4; FHAl, 2,5; Junior Marshal. DOROTHY MAE FAIN FHA 1,2,3,5. SECOND ROW: RICHARD ANDREW FLIPPIN SCA 1,2,3,4,5; Class Presi¬ dent 1; Class Secretary 4; Jeb Staff 3,5, Co-Curricular Edi¬ tor 5; Beta Club 3,4,5, Report¬ er 4; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3; Mono¬ gram Club 4,5; J.V. Basket¬ ball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5; Junior Marshal. DOROTHY ELLEN FOLEY FHA 1,2,3. BOBBY JOE GOARD SCA 5; FFA 3,4,5, President 5. FRANK NELSON GOARD FFA 1. 26 JUDY WARE GOARD SCA 2; Latin Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3, Pres¬ ident 3; FHA 1. TED MURIEL GREER SCA 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 4. JENNIFER DARYL GREGORY Latin Club 4,5; FHA 2; Hi-Y Club 2,3,4,5. SHIRLEY MAE HAMM Library Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2; FHA 1. Rings EMMA JEAN HANDY FHA 1,2,3,4,5. URAL ELWAINE HARRIS, JR. FFA 1,2,3,4,5. LEWIS JACKSON HAZLEWOOD FFA 1,2,3,5. PATRICIA ANN HIATT 4-H 1,5. RICHARD LEE HODGES, JR. FFA 1,2; Baseball 3. Senior Play Is Planned, LARRY JOSEPH HODNETT 4-H Club 2; FFA 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Basketball 1, 2,3. BILLY AKERS HOLT SCA 5, President 5; Class Treasurer 4. RALPH DOUGLAS HOLT Latin Club 5; 4-H Club 5; J.V. Basketball 3. LINDA GALE HOPKINS 4-H Club 1,2. MARTIN JOSEPH HOPKINS 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Reporter 4; Hi-Y Club 1,2; Monogram Club 5; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,5, Co-Cap- tain 5; Scorekeeper 4. JOANNE DOROTHY LANG Beta Club 3,4,5; FHA 1,2,3; Junior Marshal. DANNY LEE LAWLESS FFA 2,3,5, Executive Committee 5. Junior-Senior Banquet Attended VIOLET PATRICIA MABE FHA 1,2,3,5. WILLIAM HUGHES MARTIN 4-H Club 1,2,3,4,5; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Base¬ ball 1,2. MARSHALL TAYLOR OVERBY Class Reporter 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3; FFA 2,3,4, 5, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 4,5; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,4,5. CAROLE BRENDA OWENS Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2; Class Reporter 5; Jeb Staff, Head Typist 5; 4-H Club 2,3,4,5, Vice-President 5; FHA 1; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4,5, Co-Captain 5. ANNE TRAIES PILSON SCA 5, FHA 1,2,3,4,5, Historian 4, President 5; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4,5, Secretary 4; Girls ' State Representative. LARRY GEORGE RAKES All Look Forward To FIRST ROW: LINDA GALE RAY Jeb Staff 5. TONPRA KAYE ROBERSON Class Treasurer Latin Club 3.4: 4-H Club 5. Reporter 5: FHA 1,2. JIMMY PLAIN E HOGI IS SHA : ON ' Class Treasurer 1. Class Re¬ porter 2,3: FHA 1; Meaeurara Club 2.3: Varsitv Basketball 2.3. SECOND ROW: BRENDA SUSAN SCOTT SC A 5; Latin Club 3,4: Library Club 4.5. President 5: FRA 3. S vv. ' RA i w E SHI 1 row FRA 1,3.4.5. M iS 1 ND S SI KW ■ kiske:: 2.3 Graduation In June DEANNA LUCILLE SPENCER SCA 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Class President 3, Class Reporter 4, Class Vice-President 1, Class Secretary 5; Jeb Staff 4, Assistant Co-Curricular Ed¬ itor 4; Beta Club 3,4,5, Pres¬ ident 5; Hi-Y Club 2,3, Chap¬ lain 3; Monogram Club 5; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4,5, Cap¬ tain 5; Girls ' State Represent¬ ative; Junior Marshal; D.A.R. Good Citizen. JAMES DANIEL STOWE Beta Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 3. CARLOS JUNIOR TAYLOR 4-H Club 1,2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3. JUDY ANN VAUGHN FHA 1,3,5. LARRY AKERS VERNON SCA 4; FFA 1,2,3,4,5, Senti¬ nel 3, President 4, Executive Committee 3, Sentinel of the South-Side FFA Federation 4. JOHNNIE DALE WOOD Transferred from Wool- wine 5; Latin Club 5. HILDA LEA WRIGHT FHA 2,3,5; Library Club 5. 31 Mascots Jackie Adkins Mark Hall _ „, , Sponsors Room Mothers Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins Mrs. Lucille Alexander, Mrs. Dot Akers, Mrs. Lucille Spencer, Mrs. Foster Staples Mrs. Lucy Flippin 32 Class Officers PRESIDENT Bill Alexander VICE-PRESIDENT Alan Adkins SECRETARY Deanna Spencer TREASURER Faye Ayers REPORTER Carole Owens Class Flower Carnation Class Colors Pink and White Class Motto To Thine Own Self Be True 33 mm JUNIOR OFFICERS Vice-President . . . Phillip Keith Secretary . Gloria Rorrer Reporter . Jack Dickerson Treasurer. Pat Burton Assistant Treasurer Janelle Martin President. David West Ordering Rings In The Spring Tommy Ayers Ben Beach Bentrice Biggs Nelda Sue Biggs Patricia Burton Brenda Campbell Donna Church Judy Clement Lois DeHart Jack Dickerson Linda Jean Doss Margaret Dunkley LaVergne Fain Paula Fain Billie Sue Flippin Linda Foley Andrea Goad Maria Goad Darlene Goad Donnie Gunter Eloise Gunter Mason Hall Is A “First” For Juniors Durand Hines Linda Hodges Charlotte Holt Suzanne Hopkins Pina Hylton Rhonda Kahle Phillip Keith 35 Brenda Layman Billy Light Carol Lyon Alvin Martin Edna Lou Martin Janelle Martin Robert Martin Mike McKenzie Michael Mills Joe Morrison Michael Morrison Joe Owens Highlight Of The Year For Johnny Puckett Brenda Rakes Danny Rakes Garry Rakes Linda Rakes Tommy Roberts Gloria Rorrer David Schill 36 Odean Sheppard Wayne Shuler Barbara Spence Larry Tatum Anne Turner Ralph Turner Jerry Walker David West Sherry Williams Shirley Woodall Roger Woods Dot Wright Juniors Is Junior-Senior Banquet Juniors work hard on up-coming Junior- Senior. 37 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President. David Light Vice-President . • • Ronnie Lawson Secretary . Everett Dalton Treasurer. Brenda Nowlin Reporter. Nancy Jo Helms Caesar Faces Sophomores Angela Adkins Larry Adkins Betty Ayers Brenda Belton William Clark Arnold Clifton Delsie Clifton Betty Jean Conner Tim Cox Lester Craig Everett Dalton Jimmy DeHart Weldon DeHart William Dickerson Margaret East Sandra Edwards Douglas Elder Mary Ruth Fain In English Literature Jeffrey Flippin Anthony Foley Donna Foley Jane Gilbert Wayne Goad Clinton Gregory Jimmy Hall Barbara Hamm Larry Handy Perry Hazlewood Susan Hazelwood Nancy Jo Helms Glenn Holt Richard Holt Thomas Holt 39 Johnny Joyce Clarence Key Ronnie Kodenski Vernon Lyon Frances Law Bonnie Lawson Linda Lawson Ronnie Lawson David Light Peggy Maness Leon Martin Beatrice McGrady Shirley Morrison Brenda Nowlin Jimmy Nowlin Sophomores Enter Enthusiastically Linda Ore Sheila Parks Judy Pendleton Linda Pendleton Bill Pilson Larry Puckett Janet Ragsdale Jenifer Rakes Betty Rodgers Donnie Rorrer Gene Setliff Richard Setliff LaVerne Shough Phillip Simmons Lucy Kaye Staples 40 Gary Stowe Debra Swofford Sharon Tatum Ann Taylor Elinor Taylor Billy Thomas Vann Thomas Charlie Thomas Shirley Turner Steve Turner Mary Frances Vernon Donnie Vipperman Benny Wood Ernest Worley Virginia Wright Into School Activities Sophomores find Biology can be fun. 4) FRESHMAN OFFICERS Reporter. Alfred Martin Treasurer. Doug Mills Secretary. Danny Lawson Vice-President . . . Jimmy Nowlin President. Becky Williams Freshmen Add New Ideas Nancy Adams Lydia Adkins Linda Belton Alan Biggs Patsy Bocock Wayne Bowman Larry Burton Linda Collins Margaret Collins Mike Cooke Geraldine Corns Claire Cox Lois DeHart Jimmy Edwards Bob Elder Carolyn Fain Carolyn Foley Patricia Foley Raena Foley Bill Goad Deborah Godsey Cynthia Goff Carolyn Hall 42 Douglas Handy Mary Handy Barry Hazelwood Dianne Hazelwood Wayne Hazelwood Steve Hazlewood Bruce Hiatt Wilbert Hicks Joe Holt Virginia Holt Jane Hudson Kenneth Hughes Eddie Hunt Barbara Hutchens Georgia Inman Katherine Key Danny Lawson Janice Lawson Garry Livermon Alfred Martin Linda Martin Preston Martin Cheryl McGrady Douglas Mills Barbara Nowlin Gary Nowlin Regena Odell Curtis Overby To School Traditions Donna Anne Pack Jerry Pendleton C. W. Puckett Philip Rakes Katherine Ray Glenda Reed Paul Richardson Loraine Roberts Warren Rodgers Richard Rogers Sue Scearce Lane Shelton Peggy Shelton Janice Sheppard Stephen Shough Brenda Smart Pauletta Spence Barry Taylor Ivon Thomas J. Harold Stallings Gary Vaughn Murray West Becky Williams Gail Williams Jeanette Williams Charlos Wright Larry Wright David Young 43 nirr tnm j sr;§i milm IB «■ SUB-FRESHMAN OFFICERS Reporter. David Helms Treasurer. Billy Doss Secretary. Roger Beasley Vice-President. . . Eddie Wood President. Patsy Waller Sub-Freshmen Find New Experiences Connie Adams Linda Alexander Beth Ammons Andy Anderson Wanda Ayers Roger Beasley Linda Bocock Susan Bryant Mary Alice Byers Brenda Cassady Roger Cassady Joyce Clark Linda Clark Wilma Clark Modjorie Conner Phillip Conner Steve Cooke Kaye Corns Joy Corns Kenneth Correll Bill Cox Billy Wayne Craig Brenda Crannell Mike Curry Larry Deal Billy Doss Rebecca East Sam East Doyle Fain Janet Fain Patsy Fain Robert H. Fain Diane Foley Lyle Foley 44 Ray Gray Ronnie Hall William B. Hall Clayton Hamm Janet Hancock Hassel Handy Mary Lea Handy Richard Hazlewood David Helms Rodger Holt Edward Hopkins Rachel Hughes Steve Hughes Carolyn Inman J. C. Joyce Steve Lawson Trudie Lawson Maurice Lyon In Biology And Chemistry Classes Byron Mabe Debbie Martin Donna Martin Frankie Nowlin Robert Oakley Ernest Pendleton Wade Puckett Charles Rakes Doris Reed Mary Ellen Roberson Rhonda Robertson Beverly Rogers Stan Rogers Mary Elizabeth Rorrer Carolyn Shough Phyllis Shuler Carol Smart Anne Smith Connie Smith Gary Spence Mary Frances Turner Darlene Thomas Gary Vipperman Patsy Waller Frank Willard James Williams Ronald Wilson Brenda Wimbish Eddie Wood Geraldine Woods 45 SCA ... 48 Beta Club ... 50 Monogram Club ... 51 FHA ... 52 FFA ... 54 4-H Clubs ... 56 Hi-Y Club ... 58 Jeb Staff... 60 Latin Club ... 62 Library Club ... 63 An important part of every students ' education comes from membership and participation in the ac¬ tivities of one or more of Stuart High School ' s ten or¬ ganizations. Through participation in these, a student gains social awareness, a sense of responsibility, knowledge and skill in possible vocational fields, lead¬ ership ability, and a sense of sportsmanship. The Beta Club stresses scholarship, leadership, achievement and service. The purpose of the Student Council is to govern the student body democratically, giving each student a chance to take an equal part in our government. The 4-H, FFA, and FHA bring rec¬ ognition to the school by participation in local, state, and national contests, and members of these gain practical knowledge which will be useful to them in their careers. The Monogram Club awards letters and stars to outstanding and deserving athletes. The Hi-Y endeavors to extend Christian character through¬ out the home, school, and community. The Library Club provides aid in the library, mending books, ar¬ ranging them on shelves, while they gain knowledge of library methods. The Latin Club increases under¬ standing and enjoyment of the Latin language and Ro¬ man culture. The Annual Staff works diligently all year to edit a yearbook of high quality. In the following pages, we will examine each of these organizations more closely. 46 Organizations 47 FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Byers, Rebecca East, Judy Clement, Donna Church, Brenda Belton, William Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Bob Elder, Douglas Mills, Gloria Rorrer, Deanna Spencer, Penny Beasley, Sandra Edwards, Mrs. Dickerson. THIRD ROW: Cornelia Akers, Patricia Belton, Suzanne Hopkins, Becky Williams, Katie Key, Anne Pil- son, David Light, Bill Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Charles Ammons, Mike Curry, Mike Mills. Billy Holt, Bobby Goad, Brenda Scott, Ricky Flippin. S.C.A. Brings Student Body And President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Sponsor . . . . , . . . Billy Holt . . . Mike Mills . Donna Church Sandra Edwards . . . . Katie Key Mrs. Dickerson 1 Jpf gBj I vA. jfl 48 Mrs. Dickerson explains uses of monthly agenda sheets to members Penny Beasley, Donna Ruth Church, Billy Holt, and David Light. Mike Mills, Vice-President of S.C.A., leads the club in devotions at the start of the monthly meeting. Activities To New Heights Billy Holt, President, presides over meeting, and asks for a committee report. The Student Cooperative Association is an organization in which students, with the help of the faculty, govern the school and sponsor all clubs and their activities. The president and members of the S.C. A., using ideas they received at summer workshop and district meetings, have un¬ dertaken many successful projects. Among these are the preparation of student hand¬ books, a S.C.A. Fair which described clubs to newcomers at Stuart High, weekly radio broadcasts of Stuart High news, the Miss Stuart High Beauty Pageant, a Christmas social, and the homecoming. 49 FIRST ROW: Suzanne Hopkins, Faye Ayers, Deanna Spencer, Brenda Belton, Judy Clement, Janelle Martin, Sandra Edwards, Judy Pendleton. SECOND ROW: Patricia Belton, Joanne Lang, LaVergne Fain, Pat Burton, Linda Jean Doss, Donna Ruth Church, Bill Clark, Ricky Flippin. THIRD ROW: Mike Mills, Brenda Nowlin, Debra Swofford, Maria Goad, Brenda East, Andrea Goad, Carol Lyon, Brenda Layman, David West. Beta Club Honors Scholars President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Deanna Spencer . . Bill Clark Janelle Martin . Joanne Lang . . David West As the only honor society of Stuart High, the Beta Club awards membership to outstanding students. The members strive to promote scholarship, character, and lead¬ ership, not only among themselves, but to all high school students. To encourage those who are not members, the Beta Club posts an honor roll each six weeks and gives pins of achievement to those who excel in their classes. 50 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Charles Ammons . . Alan Adkins . . . Pat Burton . Gloria Rorrer .Jack Dickerson The Monogram Club supports the ath¬ letic program of Stuart High, and encourages student participation and sportsmanship.- The club recognizes students outstanding in basketball, baseball, track, and cheerlead¬ ing. In order to be a member of the Mono¬ gram club, a person must have earned his letter in at least one of the co-curricular sports. Its members are in charge of the concession at ball games. Monogram Recognizes Athletes FIRST ROW: Alfred Martin, Jeff Flippin, David Light, Joe Owens, Billy Light, Charles Ammons, Marshall Overby. SECOND ROW: Mike Morrison, Mike Mills, Gloria Rorrer, Brenda Layman, Deanna Spencer, Pat Burton, Larry Adkins, Jack Dickerson, Alan Adkins. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Adams, Alvin Martin, Joe Morrison, J. D. Collins, Arnold Clifton, Philip Simmons, Martin Hopkins, Donnie Rorrer, Rick Flippin, Bill Alexander, Johnnie Ayers. 51 FIRST ROW: Katherine Ray, Lois DeHart, Dorothy Wright, Angela Adkins, Ann Taylor, Janice Sheppard, Regina Odell, Loraine Roberts, Brenda Smart, Linda Kaye Hodges, Linda Foley, Anne Pilson, Jane Gilbert, Peggy Maness, Pauletta Spence, Barbara Hutchins, Linda Belton, Judy Vaugh n, Sandra Shelton, Patricia Mabe, Trudie Lawson. SEC¬ OND ROW: Carol Lyon, Brenda Rakes, Margaret Dunkley, Cheryl McGrady, Dianne Hazelwood, Janice Lawson, Charlotte Holt, Mary Frances Vernon, Linda Inman, Bea McGrady, Susan Hazelwood, Janet Hancock, Linda Susan Rakes, Judy Anderson, Dorothy Fain, Emma Jean Handy, Nancy Adams, Connie Smith, Sue Scearce, Elinor Taylor, Hilda Wright. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Hall, Janelle Martin, Brenda Layman, Ann Goad, Betty Sue Biggs, Linda Law- son, Brenda Campbell, Peggy Shelton, Linda Martin, Jenifer Rakes, Arlene Hall, Mary Roberson, Dianne Foley, Brenda East, Barbara Spence, Patricia Foley, Jeanette Williams, Gail Williams, Mary Ruth Fain, Delsie Clifton, Betty Conner. F.H.A. Affords Opportunity For Girls President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Historian . . . . Anne Pilson . Linda Foley . Jane Gilbert Brenda Smart Peggy Maness . Linda Hodges 52 Mastering of cooking skills literally pays off . . . . . . as F.H.A. Bake Sale is a sellout. To Learn Good Homemaking BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Judy Vaughn The F.H.A. is an organization of stu¬ dents who have had at least one year in home economics. Its goal is to promote a growing appreciation of the ideals of homemaking so as to enrich their lives and the lives of their families. The members observe F.H. A. week by performing different services each day of that week. Each year they have a bake sale and a Mother-Daughter banquet. One of the very nice citizenship projects this year was cleaning and painting the girls ' back hall. 53 riHST ROW: Weldon DeHart, Wayne Goad, Phillip Conner, Wilbert Hicks, Preston Martin, Jerry Foley, Kenneth Hughes, James Williams, Ralph Handy. SECOND ROW: Charlos Wright, Ernest Pendleton, Curtis Overby, Gary Vipperman, Frankie Nowlin, Wade Puckett, Ivan Thomas, Roger Holt, Barry Hazelwood, Phillip Rakes. THIRD ROW: David Young, Steve Hughes, Gary Spence, J.C. Joyce, Clayton Hamm, Byron Mabe, Richard Hazelwood, Larry Deal, Wayne Hazelwood. F.F.A. Thrives Under The President . . . Vice-President Treasurer . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Advisor . . . . . . . Bobby Goad . . Roger Woods . Tommy Ayers . . . Gary Stowe . . Alvin Martin Larry Hodnett Mr. Kenneth Cox The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school boys who study vocational agriculture. The found¬ ation upon which the F.F.A. is built includes leadership, character development, sports¬ manship, cooperation, service, thrift, schol¬ arship, improved agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. During the year members compete in federation, area, and state forestry contests, in a degree team contest, public speaking contests, and dairy judging contests. They also sponsor a Father-Son banquet, and attend a Federation banquet and State Convention. 54 F.F.A. Sweetheart Contestants: Ann Taylor, Donna Martin, Darlene Goad, Becky Williams, Sharon Rorrer. The members of the F.F.A., also learn valuable skills in the shop, where they build many items useful to the school. For ex¬ ample, the new scorer ' s table in the gym, as well as the props used in the Christmas program and the Beauty Pageant were built by F.F.A. members. They have also com¬ pleted a study of the wiring of electrical circuits. These projects, as well as others, have enabled the F.F.A. ' s members to gain knowledge in areas which will be extremely helpful in the future. Leadership Of Mr. Cox FIRST ROW: Tommy Ayers, William Clark, Odean Sheppard, RichardHolt, Bobby Goad, Larry Hodnett, Lewis Hazel¬ wood, Mr. Cox. SECOND ROW: Danny Lawless, Marshall Overby, Perry Hazelwood, Thomas Holt, Gary Rakes Kenneth Dunkley, Alvin Martin, Ural Harris, Larry Puckett. THIRD ROW: Leon Martin, Ralph Turner, Ernest Wor¬ ley, Gary Stowe, Roger Woods, Johnny Puckett, Charlie Ray Spence, Donnie Vipperman. 55 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Song Leaders . Penny Beasley Kaye Roberson Carole Owens . Rhonda Kahle . . Maria Goad . Carol Belton Cynthia Beach The main purpose of the Girls ' 4-H Club is to develop competent citizens and leaders. The girls are taught to be efficient in their efforts. Each year the club is rep¬ resented in county, district, and state 4-H competition. Through 4-H, members are trained in new and efficient methods of home living. Boys’ And Girls’ 4-H Clubs FIRST ROW: Lydia Adkins, Anne Smith, Mary Alice Byers, Kaye Roberson, Claire Cox, Wanda Ayers, Donna Mar¬ tin, Debbie Martin, Doris Reed, Carolyn Inman, Glynda Reed. SECOND ROW: Beth Ammons, Beverly Rogers, Penny Beasley, Patsy Waller, Linda Alexander, Debby Godsey, Rebecca East, Connie Adams, Rhonda Robertson, Carolyn Shough, Brenda CrannelL THIRD ROW: Cynthia Beach, Linda Jean Doss, Sharon Tatum, Barbara Nowlin, Maria Goad, Carole Owens, Rhonda Kahle, Eloise Gunter, Carol Belton, Jane Hudson. 56 FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Flippin, J. Harold Stallings, Bob Elder, Danny Lawson, Edward Hopkins, Eddie Wood, Roger Cassady, Billy Doss, Ray Gray, Kenneth Correll, Wayne Craig, Steve Turner. SECOND ROW: Everett Dalton, Stan Rogers, Doug Elder, Robert Oakley, Andy Anderson, Steve Lawson, Larry Burton, Doug Mills, Ronnie Lawson, Lar¬ ry Tatum, Sam East, Ronnie Kodenski, William Dickerson. THIRD ROW: Roger Beasley, Lester Craig, Mike Curry, Warren Rodgers, Richard Rogers, Murray West, Vernon Lyon, Clarence Key, Ronnie Adams, Joe Owens, Tim Cox, Robert Martin, Gary Nowlin. FOURTH ROW: Clinton Gregory, Doug Holt, Jimmy Hall, Vann Thomas, Mike Mc¬ Kenzie, J.D. Collins, Billy Thomas, Joe Holt, Jack Dickerson, Bill Goad, Stephen Shough, Barry Taylor. Open Many Fields Of Interest To Students President . . , Vice-President Secretary . . . Reporter. . . . Song Leaders . . .Michael Mills . . . Joe Owens . Jeffrey Flippin . Ronnie Lawson Warren Rodgers Everett Dalton The main purpose of the Boys ' 4-H Club is learning through doing. The club tries to help its members develop their hobbies and other interests. It is hoped that with the knowledge they gain they will im¬ prove their scholastic and leadership abil¬ ities. During the spring and summer many members participate in county, state, and national contests in their chosen fields. 57 Sponsor . . . . President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Chaplain . . . . Sponsor . . . . Miss Cathelene Reece . . . . Cornelia Akers . . Billie Sue Flippin . . . Sandra Edwards . . . . Brenda Belton . . . . Peggy Maness . . . Paul Richardson . . Mrs. Alene Walker The Co-ed Hi-Y Club Promotes FIRST ROW: Rhonda Robertson, Anne Smith, Doris Reed, Janet Ragsdale, Beth Ammons, Billy Doss, David Helms, Wanda Ayers. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Gregory, Debra Swofford, Donna Martin, Debbie Martin, Cornelia Akers, Billie Sue Flippin, Sandra Edwards, Brenda Belton, Peggy Maness, Paul Richardson, Miss Reece, Mrs. Walker. THIRD ROW: Kay Corns, Brenda Crannell, Katie Key, Penny Beasley, Anne Pilson, Kathy Ray, Betty Ayers, Sharon Tatum, Linda Alexander, Sherry Williams, Patsy Waller, Jimmy Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Joy Corns, Connie Adams, Garry Livermon, Ben Beach, Clarence Key, Alfred Martin, Phillip Simmons, Mike Cooke, David Schill, Steve Cooke, Bill Cox, Roger Beasley, Donnie Rorrer. 58 Miss Reece goes over the details for the Model General Assembly with representatives Sherry Williams and Alan Adkins. Mrs. Walker and Ben prepare to give devotions during home room. High Standards Of Christian Character TheHi-Y Club guides its members to better Christian attitudes and helps develop individual character. It encourages clean sportsmanship and scholarship by spon¬ soring good sportsmanship campaigns and assemblies with religious emphasis. The club prepares a food basket for a needy family at Christmas each year. One or two representatives are chosen to attend Model General Assembly in Richmond, Virginia, where they take part in discussion on dif¬ ferent bills that come before the session. Hi-Y members, Billie Sue and Alan, encourage clean living by thought-of-the-week posters. 59 SEATED: Bill Alexander-Editor, Patricia Belton-Business Manager, Rick Flippin-Co-Curricular Editor, Carole Owens-Head Typist. STANDING: Cornelia Akers-Classes Editor, Johnnie Ayers-Photographer. The Jeb Portrays Events Of Members of the Annual Staff work on copy for the ' 66 JEB during a regular staff meeting. Producing THE J EB absorbs many after-school hours, as well as study hall time, for each of the students on the staff if deadlines are to be met. Staff members have to meet qualifications which involve creative ability, cooperative personalities, and good grades, but of more importance, a genuine interest in the yearbook and of most im¬ portance, the desire and willingness to work. Membership on the staff is made up of stu¬ dents who have expressed a desire to work and have promised to give the necessary time to fulfill the responsibility of their assignment. 60 Students are happy and feel honored to play a part in summarizing through pic¬ tures and copy their year of life at Stuart High. Through attending the North Carolina Press Institute, at the University of North Carolina, reading periodicals, and attending staff conferences while assembling the year¬ book a student gains valuable training in areas of journalism such as photography, layout, design, writing, editing, topography, art, and advertising. As the years pass, a yearbook becomes more valuable and enjoyable when one looks back to see and read of the joys and mem¬ ories from his high school days. TYPISTS: Linda Ray, Nelda Sue Biggs Our Year . . . 1966 SEATED: Judy Clement-Assistant Classes Editor, Pat Burton-Assistant Business Manager, Suzanne Hopkins-As¬ sistant Editor, Linda Jean Doss-Assistant Co-Curricular Editor. STANDING: David West-Assistant Photographer, Mrs. Tatum-Sponsor, Nancy Jo Helms-Assistant Co-Curricular Editor, Judy Pendleton-Assistant Classes Editor. 61 FIRST ROW: Wilbert Hicks, Paul Richardson, Lydia Adkins, Claire Cox, Donna Church, Janet Ragsdale, Doug El¬ der. SECOND ROW: Tim Cox, Cathy Spencer, Judy Pendleton, Jennifer Gregory, Nancy Jo Helms, Morgan Hines. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Hopkins, Warren Rodgers, Mike Cooke, Dorothy Wright, David West, Betty Ayers. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Martha Dickerson, Bill Clark, Johnny Woods, Debra Swofford, Doug Holt. Latin Club Affiliates With “JCL” Sponsor . . . . President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Historian. . . . Mrs. Martha Dickerson . . . . Suzanne Hopkins .Bill Clark . . . . Nancy Jo Helms .David West .Betty Ayers .Judy Pendleton Club Latina studies the Romans and their language in order to increase their understanding and enjoyment of Latin. There is m uch to be learned about the early civil¬ ization and Latin language upon which most languages were established. One of Club Latina ' s larger efforts was a sock hop and each year it has a Roman Banquet. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . . Sponsor . . . . .Brenda Scott . . Linda Susan Rakes . . . Edna Lou Martin . . Margaret Dunkley . Frances Law Mrs. Madeline Dalton The members of the Library Club are taught the general use of the library, the care of books and how to process and shelve the books. Its purpose is to provide facts as well as entertainment to the users. Mem¬ bers can help find information and they keep books in order. The club sponsors a bulletin board and this year held a book fair to raise money for buying more new books for the library. Library Club Sponsors Book Fair FIRST ROW: Connie Smith, Edna Lou Mai ' tin, Barbara Hamm, Frances Law, Joy Corns, Mrs. Madeline Dalton- Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lois Etta DeHart, Virginia Holt, Mary Frances Vernon, Trudie Lawson, Loraine Roberts, Carolyn Shough. THIRD ROW: Donna Foley, Darlene Thomas, Linda Susan Rakes, Jane Gilbert, Wilma Clark, Rachel Hughes, Wayne Craig. FOURTH ROW: Susan Bryant, Everett Dalton, Lester Craig, Vann Thomas, Jimmy Hall, Margaret Dunkley. FIFTH ROW: Ernest Worley, Durand Hines, Brenda Scott, Charlos Wright, Alan Biggs, Barry Hazlewood. Boys’ Basketball ... 66 Girls’ Basketball ... 70 Cheerleaders ... 74 J.V. Boys’ Basketball... 76 J.V. Girls’ Basketball ... 77 Baseball... 78 Sports at Stuart High has always been a thing of enjoyment and importance to students, athletes, and fans. The encouragement to excel which is of¬ fered in the sports program often times is more inviting to the student than in other areas of school life. During the past two years, this program has been expanded to the extent that more students than ever before have an opportunity to participate in athletics here at S.H.S. Much of the credit for this expansion must go to Mr. Walker who is respon¬ sible for the track and golf teams of which we can now be so proud. The student body can be proud of the excellent coaching and winning teams found in the athletic department. And they can also be justly proud of the fine sportsmanship which has always been re¬ garded as important at Stuart High School. Track ... 80 i 64 Sports 65 FIRST ROW: Alan Adkins, Bill Alexander, Charles Ammons, Rick Flippin, Martin Hopkins. SECOND ROW: J. E. Cobbler, Joe Owens, Jack Dickerson, Donnie Gunter, Philip Keith, Alvin Martin, Joe Morrison, Billy Light, W. D. Walker. Wildcat Defense Stuns Opponents Alan and Bill defend H.R.M.S. eager, as teammates look on. Martin pulls one off the boards. 66 SCOREBOARD Stuart 68 H.R.M.S. 48 Stuart 73 Woodlawn 71 Stuart 57 Blue Ridge 54 Stuart 42 Chatham 67 Stuart 65 Woodlawn 60 Stuart 65 Woolwine 36 Stuart 48 Fieldale - Collinsville 77 Stuart 80 Auburn 64 Stuart 52 H.R.M.S. 60 Stuart 84 Woolwine 37 Stuart 42 North Stokes 67 Stuart 67 North Stokes 64 Stuart 62 Auburn 83 Stuart 70 Blue Ridge 61 Stuart 55 Fieldale-Collinsville 48 Stuart 55 Meadows of Dan 50 Speed Compensates For Lack Of Height The Stuart Wildcats, sparked by a hot shooting first five, and backed by a strong bench, have had a successful season this year, plac¬ ing first in the district, and also de¬ feating teams rated high in the state outside the district. The success of the Wildcats has been due to fine de¬ fensive work on the part of Jack Dickerson and Rick Flippin, with good rebounding hustle by Bill Alex¬ ander and Martin Hopkins. Stuart ' s attack has been strengthened also with fine ball handling by Charles Ammons, and all-around good in¬ dividual shooting, led by the fine steady shooting of Alan Adkins. The excellent coaching of W.D. Walker has transformed the sensational sophomores of ' 64 to the fabulous five of ' 66, leading the Wildcats to a victorious season. The underestimated Wildcats proved that talent, teamwork and desire spell success as they defeated Auburn and Valley to win the West¬ ern Division Championship. The following week they used their tena¬ cious defense to overcome the twelve point halftime lead of the undefeated W-L Tigers and became the fourth team in Stuart ' s History to win the State Championship. 67 MANAGERS: Robert Martin, Warren Rodgers, Mike Mills. Walker’s Wildcats Win District, Regional VARSITY CAPTAINS: Martin Hopkins, Charles Ammons, Rick Flippin, Bill Alexander, Alan Adkins. 68 Alan penetrates Blue Ridge ' s towering defense to score easy two pointer. Bill jumps center to start off district game with Blue Ridge. Stuart went on to win, 57-54. And State Championships 69 FIRST ROW: Cynthia Beach, Sherry Williams, Carole Owens, Brenda Layman, Patricia Belton, Sandra Edwards. SECOND ROW: Billie Sue Flippin, Margaret Dunkley, Katie Key, Rhonda Kahle, Brenda Rakes, Carol Lyon, Katherine Ray, Janelle Martin, Mrs. Fern Agee-Coach. Girls’ Varsity Team Fights Hard Carole Owens-Co-captain, Mrs. Fern Agee-Coach, Brenda Layman-Co-captain. 70 Sandra breaks through Blue Ridge defense to score an important bas¬ ket in district game with Blue Ridge. Stuart went ahead to win, 52 - 15 . To Bring Victories To S.H.S. 71 Stuart Varsity girls have had a rough year, facing stiff competition from district teams as well as from out of county teams. We are always proud of our Wildcats, no matter what the score. The value of competing with others is immeasurable. Principles of good sportsmanship are al¬ ways stressed. Brenda ties the ball for Stuart. Determination Is Evident In Every 72 SCOREBOARD Stuart 27 H.R.M.S. 43 Stuart 52 Blue Ridge 15 Stuart 55 Auburn 35 Stuart 16 H.R.M.S. 31 Stuart 38 Chatham 39 Stuart 53 Auburn 38 Stuart 26 Woolwine 29 Stuart 27 Woolwine 40 Stuart 41 Blue Ridge 15 Stuart 43 Meadows of Dan 48 The girls receive instruction from Coach Agee during time-out. Game, Win Or Lose Brenda ties up a rebound in the game against Blue Ridge. Brenda scores from the charity line in the game against Chatham. Carole jumps at center to start the game against Chatham. 73 Becky Williams, Pat Burton, Gloria Rorrer, Deanna Spencer, Linda Jean Doss, Cornelia Akers. Cheerleaders Arouse School Spirit Substitutes: Beverly Rogers, Nancy Jo Helms, Advisor- Mrs. Walker. 74 Through vigorous practice and effort, the cheerleaders have done their share to promote good sportsmanship and excellent school spirit among the Stuart High students and fans, as well as in the teams themselves. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Walker, their advisor, they have perfected a high degree of precision and quality in their cheers. Deanna Spencer-Captain, Gloria Rorrer-Co-Captain. And Provide Support For Teams 75 FIRST ROW: Bill Pilson, Larry Adkins, Jeff Flippin, Phillip Simmons, David Light. SECOND ROW: Billy Thomas, William Dickerson, Ernest Worley, Garry Livermon, Murray West. THIRD ROW: Billy Doss, Manager, Larry Puckett, Ban’y Taylor, Doug Mills, Manager. J.V. Boys Have Fine Season Stuart ' s J.V. Boys led by the starting Stuart 83 SCOREBOARD Red Bank 14 combination of Jeff Flippin, Phillip Sim¬ Stuart 97 Woodlawn 18 mons, Larry Adkins, David Light, and Bill Stuart 54 Blue Ridge 15 Pilson; and with the excellent coaching of Stuart 34 Fieldale-Collinsville 53 J.E. Cobbler, amassed a creditable record Stuart 76 HRMS 24 of victories this year. Undefeated in District Stuart 44 Meadows of Dan 22 R play, they show great promise for the Stuart 40 North Stokes 46 future. Stuart 51 Auburn 62 Stuart 43 Fieldale-Collinsville 49 Stuart 30 Woolwine 28 Stuart 62 Woodlawn 17 Stuart 60 Red Bank 29 Stuart 36 Auburn 46 Stuart 44 North Stokes 35 Stuart 40 Meadows of Dan 27 Stuart 82 Blue Ridge 25 76 Coach Fern Agee ' s J.V. Girls Team has proved to be loaded with young talent which should supply able recruits for future varsity teams. Their record of five wins and no losses, shows that these girls have learned early many of the skills of basket¬ ball. Stuart 20 Red Bank 9 Stuart 49 Auburn 14 Stuart 16 Blue Ridge 13 Stuart 32 Woolwine 10 Stuart 35 Auburn 21 Stuart 34 Blue Ridge 15 J.Y. Girls Undefeated FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Byers, Patsy Waller, Linda Alexander, Rebecca East, Beth Ammons. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Agee, Susan Bryant, Cheryl McGrady, Darlene Thomas, Lois DeHart, Carolyn Hall. Diamondmen Gain Experience Tommy, ace right-hander, takes warm-up pitches. Under the skillful direction of coaches W. D. Walker and J. E. Cobbler, the Stuart Wildcat nine, having mastered the techniques of baseball, have applied them to opposing teams, resulting in Stuarts fourth straight winning season. Due to a shortage of pitching strength the wildcats have relied heavily upon their outstanding fielding abilities and their consistent success at the plate. 78 FIRST ROW: Jeffery Owens, Alan Adkins, Charles Ammons, Marshall Overby, George Dickerson, Donnie Blackard, Johnnie Ayers. SECOND ROW: Alvin Martin, Phillip Simmons, Tommy Roberts, Johnny Joyce, David Clark, David Light, Larry Adkins. THIRD ROW: W. D. Walker, coach; Steve Hazlewood, Alfred Martin, Managers; J.E. Cobbler, asst, coach. And Compile 6-4 Record 79 The track team, having been a part of Stuart High ' s athletic program for only two years, has already made a name for it¬ self by winning the district title both years, and this year also attended the state meet in Charlottsville, Virginia. Numerous county records are held by the Wildcats. Mike tries for record-breaking put. Track Team Wins District Title And FIRST ROW: Jeff Flippin, Donnie Rorrer, Ronnie Adams, Billy Light, Larry Hutchens. SECOND ROW: W. D. Walk¬ er, Bill Alexander, Mike Morrison, Arnold Clifton, Larry Adkins, Alvin Martin, J. E. Cobbler. L -.4 Wmiirf wE f v v y { i ) ' VI 80 Coach talks to boys eligible to participate in state track meet. Sends Four To State Meet Billy, Ronnie, Jeff, wait for the gun starting the 100 yard dash. Arnold exhibits good form as he begins western roll to clear high jump bar. 81 Honor Graduates ... 84 Boys ' and Girls’ State Representatives, D. A. R. Good Citizen, Junior Marshals, Miss S.H.S. Finalists ... 86 Christmas Social ... 88 Homecoming ... 89 Miss Jeb ... 90 Miss S.H.S. Pageant. . .92 Each year there are events which take place that many of us wish to keep warm in our memory. These events may involve many people or our¬ selves as individuals. In this section of THE JEB, the staff has attempted to capture the recognition that some have received as individuals, as well as some of the events which many will want to remember in the coming years. For each of us, these activities will have a special meaning. And for each of us they will occupy a special place in our minds and hearts. 82 Student Life 83 The Jeb Presents HONOR Bill Alexander Leadership Chosen on the basis of outstanding leadership, citizenship, and scholastic achievement six members of the Class of 1966 were selected by the faculty as 1966 Honor Graduates . In making their selection the faculty judged the students on their academic aver¬ age, their active leadership and service, Scholarship Rick Flippin Johnnie Ayers Citizenship 84 Staff The 1966 GRADUATES Patricia Belton Leadership Scholarship Deanna Spencer Faye Ayers Citizenship and their ability to co-operate with the faculty and students. The JEB Staff wishes to thank the faculty for its part in choosing these stu¬ dents and to extend to the Honor Graduates from the Class of 1966 our sincere con¬ gratulations. 85 Boys ' State Representatives: Johnnie Ayers, Johnny Wood, Bill Alexander. Girls ' State Representa¬ tives: Anne Pilson, Deanna Spencer. Students Recognized For Outstanding Junior Marshals: Deanna Spencer, Faye Ayers, Brenda , East, Joanne Lang, Bill Clark, Rick Flippin. F.F.A. Sweetheart: Darlene Goa . The F.F 0 A. Sweetheart is selected by vote of the student body from five nomi¬ nees chosen by the F.F.A. members. 86 Girls ' and Boys ' State Representatives, chosen annually by the local civic organizations, attend ses¬ sions held at Radford College and the College of Wil¬ liam and Mary where they study government on local and state levels. Junior Marshals are chosen on the basis of their academic standing in the Junior class, and take part in commencement exercises. TheD.A.R. Good Citizen is nominated by mem¬ bers of the Senior class and elected by the faculty on the basis of her participation in church, school and community activities. The finalists in the Miss S.H.S. Pageant are chosen by Judges from another locality on the basis of charm and poise and may participate in further competition on a county level. D.A.R. Good Citizen-Deanna Spencer Abilities And Character Traits Miss S.H.S. Finalists: Eloise Gunter, Darlene Goad, Linda Jean Doss, Barbara Spence, Billie Sue Flippin, La Verne Shough. 87 Maria, Anne, and Penny, three shoppers in the play, sing, How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?” Alan plays a knight in the Literary Development class skit, Saint George and the Dragon. Clubs Provide Entertainment At Christmas Social The Christmas social was held at night this year in the school cafeteria. It was spon¬ sored by the S.C.A., and was planned well, with the able assistance of Mrs. Dickerson, S.C.A. advisor. The program consisted of a Christmas play, with all clubs taking part. The setting for the play was T.A. Weary ' s Novelty Shop window on Christmas Eve. After Mr. Weary had closed his shop for the night, the different toys in the window came to life, each adding their part to the play. The Lit¬ erary Development class put on a skit, Saint George and the Dragon. Two girl trios sang, and the French and Latin classes sang French and Latin Christmas carols. Bill Alexander contributed a humorous skit, The Tele¬ phone . Aftez’wards, the F.H.A. served re¬ freshments and a band composed of several students played for dancing. A beautiful Christmas tree was furnished and decorated by the F.F.A. The fifth annual Homecoming was held on Saturday, February the fifth. The night was begun by the homecoming game, with the Stuart Wildcats pitted against the Woolwine Warriors. The girls ' game came first, and although the Wildcats fought well, the attack of the Warriors was too much. The final score of the girls ' game was Woolwine 40, Stuart 27. The next tip-off found the Wool¬ wine boys engaged in a fierce struggle with the Wildcats. From the opening jump, it was the Wildcats all the way. Stuart played ex¬ cellent defense, and had a fine shooting night. With this combination, continuing through the game, supported by a strong bench, the Wild¬ cats got on top to stay, and at the horn the scoreboard showed the hot Wildcats 84, the Woolwine Warriors 37. Then the festivities began in the cafeteria. Those who attended the homecoming saw Deanna Spencer crowned Homecoming Queen. Then the dance began, with music supplied by the fabulous Embers”. 88 High ' s Homecoming Queen for 1966. Deanna Spencer, Homecoming Queen, occupies the throne, wearing her crown of 007. “Realm Of 007” Is Homecoming Theme Alan and Patricia enjoy the music provided by The Em¬ bers . The Homecoming Queen ' s the first dance. Court and their escorts enjoy • 7 89 MISS JEB CONTESTANTS: SEATED-Beverly Rodgers, Claire Cox, Ann Taylor. STANDING-Gloria Rorrer, Kaye Roberson. Claire Cox Chosen “Miss Jeb” Lovely Claire Cox, the only Miss JEB to have been elected from the fresh¬ men class, was chosen by the student body in the Miss JEB election spon¬ sored by the Annual Staff. Each student who purchased an annual was allowed to vote for one of the five candidates nom¬ inated by each class. 90 Mirror, Mirror On The Wall . . . Miss S.H.S. Runner-Up-Eloise Gunter This year ' s Beauty Pageant, sponsored by the S.C.A., one of the most successful in the school ' s history, had as it ' s theme, My Favorite Things. Of 34 contestants coached by Mrs. Richard Hudson, Miss Linda Jean Doss, a junior, was chosen as Miss Stuart High, 1966. Miss Eloise Gunter, a senior, was chosen as runner up. Linda Jean, busy with her homework, still finds time to be beautiful. 93 Seventh Grade ... 96 Sixth Grade . Fifth Grade . . Fourth Grade Third Grade . Second Grade First Grade. . . 102 . . 104 106 The most impressionable years of a person ' s life are his early years in school. The elementary grades, therefore, play a major part in a person ' s later life. Here in the first seven grades at Stuart School, children learn not only The three R ' s, but gain important practical knowledge needed for future years. From the first day the first grader enters Stuart School, he begins and continues to build toward that important goal-graduation. Dur¬ ing this time he develops, under the patient and able leadership of the elementary teachers, lasting friendships with fellow students, fine character traits, and learns to reason, to make decisions, and to set his own goals. All this prepares him for his adjustment to high school life, and gives him confidence in himself and his school. 108 94 Elementary 95 Debbie and Patricia show and tell about their trip to THE NATIONAL SPACE EX¬ HIBIT in Danville. Seventh Graders Work Hard As They Kathy Beach Juanita Bowman Mary Bragg David Bullins Becky Cassady Ronald Clark Mary Collins Burton Conner David Collins Gail Dalton Roger Dalton Carl Ray Fain Lowell Fain Roger Fain Danny Fields Chester Foley Glenda Foley Libby Forbes Billy Handy Ronnie Haley Deborah Harris Danny Hazelwood Lee Hill Pamela Hines 96 Sophia Hodnett Archie Holt Roger Hopkins Patricia Kahle Brenda Lawless Dorothy Lawless Marie Light Bonnie Luckado Douglas Mabe Roger Mabe Catherine Martin David Martin Kenneth Martin Larry Martin Maynard Martin Nathan Martin Rodney Martin Roger Martin Terry Martin Billy Mitchell Carol Morrison Ronnie Overby Wayne Pack Rosanne Parks Realize High School One Step Away Sharon Parks Dale Pendleton Joel Pendleton Larry Puckett Kathy Rakes Susan Rakes Sharon Rakes Teresa Rakes Deborah Roberts Ray Roberson Linda Robertson Kathy Rogers Margie Rorrer Melissa Ross Dianna Shuler James Staples Jeff Wigington Jimmy Wiggington Joan Williams 97 Linda Ayers Bill Bowman Lewis Bowman Linda Bowman Darrell Bowling Mark Cooper Aim Dalton Mary Frances Fain Barry Foley Gerald Foley Richard Foley Barton Greer Randy Gregory Ronnie Gregory Tommy Hamm Donna Handy Leon Handy Susan Handy Janet Hatcher Lane Hatcher Science Is A Favorite Class Students feel nature projects en¬ hance science studies. Patsy Hazelwood Jerry Helms James Hicks Evonne Hill Billy Holt Jeff Holt Richard Hudson Sylvia Hughes Jeannine Keckler 98 Rena Lawless Patsy Lawson Ronnie Lawson Douglas Layman Cecil Light Bobby Mabe Ray Martin Sandra Martin David Morse Patricia Morse Roger Oakley Alma Jean Overby Don Pace Buford Pack Gladys Pendleton Bob Pugh Judy Ray Faythe Roberson Larry Roberson Robert Leon Roberts Of Enthusiastic Sixth Graders Mar garet Rucker Roy Rucker Frederick Shough Petie Slate Donald Smart Bobby Smith Hylton Tatum Tommie Tatum Gary Turner Ida Mae Turner Linda Vipperman Billy Willard Beverley Williams Donice Williams Morris Wood Karen Adams Kakie Akers Jeffrey Amos Joan Baliles Mrs. Boaz points out a far away place on the globe. Fifth Graders Take Their Trip Around Mary Beasley Sherry Bell Brent Bowling Carol Bowman Leonard Bowman Calvin Boyd James Bragg Robert Bragg Jimmie Branch Donnie Bullins Gary Bullins Bonnie Cassady Brenda Cassady Elva Cassady Larry Cassady Thomas Cassady Bessie Clark Carolyn Coleman Garland Collins Georgia Collins Gary Conner Beverly Corns Kenneth Cozart Debbie Craddock Lynn Dalton Elijah DeHart, Jr. Linda Dunkle y Jimmy Ellis Brenda Fain Debbie Fain Linda Fain Patricia Fain Rebecca Foley Jimmy Francis Larry Fulcher 100 Sandra Gray David Handy David Hall Glen Harris Patricia Harris Melva Hicks Christie Holt Dale Holt Wendy Hoover David Hopkins Donald Hughes Larry Hughes Wanda Inman Tommy Joyce Charles Kahle Helen Kastretsios Deborah Lawless Bennie Lawson Lauren Lawson Ann Light Sharon Light The World Through Geography Dianne Lyons Dale Martin Debbie Martin Katherine Martin Linda Martin Betty Morrison Janice Overby Nancy Overby Richard Overby Carl Pack Steven Parks Bobbi Jo Pendleton Darlene Pendleton Tommy Rakes Bill Reed Ricky Reed Stewart Roberson Edward Roberts Bobby Rorrer Mary Penny Shelton Ronald Shough Deborah Simmons Kathy Simmons David Sowder Walter Spence, Jr. Jerry Stowe Carolyn Turner Joy Willard Gary Williams Michael Williams Victor Williams Johnny Witt Ricky Wright 101 Chuck Anderson Jane Anglin Subjects are made more fun when fourth graders work at the board. Patricia Baliles Thomas Barnard Fourth Graders Spell Their Anne Baughan Judy Bowman Marie Bowman Anna Boyd Marcia Boyer Katherine Bryant Lemont Bryant Catherine Burton Amy Ruth Carter R. J. Cassady Janice Clark Vicki Clark Larry Clement Clayton Collins Christopher Corbett Frankie Corns Michael Dalton Jerrell Ellis Janice Fain Larry Fain Odell Fain 102 Stanley Fain Wanda Fain Linda Flippin Grady W. Gammons Wayne Gilley Billy Ray Gray Roger Gray Harold Gregory Linda Kay Hall Sandra Hall Bobbie Hanby Brenda Handy Danny Handy Virginia Harris David Hazelwood Ricky Hazelwood Vickie Hazelwood Bobby Hughes Joan Hughes Eddie Inman Patricia Inman Jimmy Joyce Deborah Lawless Daniel Lawson Phyllis Mabe Frances Martin Judy Martin Lynn Massie Philip Morse Dennis Newman Curtis Nolen, Jr. Ricky Nowlin Linda Owens Anna Pack Joy Pack Way To Greater Knowledge Deborah Palmer Ricky Palmer Thomas Puckett Norma Rakes Tommy Rakes Wayne Ray Patricia Roberts Gary Roberson Ricky Rogers Danny Shelton Kathy Shelton Ricky Shelton Susan Sheppard Charles L. Sifford Tammy Simmons Philip Slate Bill Smith Grace Sowder Marjorie Staples Jerry Tatum Dana Turner Catherine Vipperman James Warner Ronnie Williams Sammy Williams Nancy Witt Len Wood Diane Young 103 Linda Beasley Timothy Bell Christmas is more real when third graders use their imagination in preparing their own Christ¬ mas scene. Third Graders Increase Their Kim Bowling Terry Bragg Susan Campbell Eddie Clark Camella Collins Pam Collins Susan Collins Mike Cooper Barry Corns Helen Corns Deborah Cozart Michael Craig Janie Dalton Peggy Dalton Donnie Elmore Douglas Fain Paulette Fain Sharon Fain Marc Flippin Timothy Flippin Kenneth Foley Rickie Fulcher Kenny Goins Janet Hall James Hamm Jeffrey Handy Phillip Handy David Harris 104 Melanie Hazlewood Terry Helms Jimmie Holt Philip Holt Harley Ray Hopkins Patricia Howell Phillip Hubbard Kaye Hutchens Brenda Inman Carolyn Joyce Kathy Joyce Steve Jones John Michael Kahle Kim Keckler Phyllis Light Douglas Martin Gerald Martin James Martin Keith Martin Nancy Moore Clay Morris Delano Morrison Larry Nowlin Sharon Nowlin Pattie Overby Arnold Pack C. L. Pilson, Jr. Clarence Puckett Abilities In The “Basic Studies” Carol Rakes Eric Rakes James Rakes Marion Rakes Rebecca Roberts Donna Rorrer Richard Rorrer Jennifer Scott Phillip Shough Ann Smith Howard Smith Charlie Spence Cabell Staples Gail Sutphin David Tatum Mildred Thomas Sparks Thomas Buddy Vipperman Jo Anne Vipperman Nancy Wilds Danny Williams Eddie Williams Mark Williams Rachel Williams Terri Williams Kenneth Willard Nancy Willard 105 Children enjoy their many different interest centers. Art Encourages Second Graders Jane Adams Terry Amos Gary Anderson Thomas Bailey Clark Baughan Jimmy Beach Richard Biggs Melvin Bowman Eddie Burnette Clarence Cassady Wayne Cassady Robbie Church Brenda Clement James Clifton Gregory Culler Dale Curry Ella Dean DeHart Ellis DeHart Sheila East Jonnie Elmore Dawn Fain Billy Wayne Flippin Karen Floyd Eddie Foley Becky Fulcher Sue Goad Tracy Greer Robert Gregory 106 Stephen Griffin Charles Hamm Susan Handy Gary Hatcher Carolyn Hazelwood Keith Hazelwood Joe Hiatt Kathy Hooker Rickey Hubbard Boaty Hudgins Ricky Hughes Teresa Hughes Billy Ray Inman Ronnie Jefferson Terry Lee Jones John Law Ellis Lawson Jeffrey Layman Alma Light Jackie Luckado Wanda Mabe Donna Marie Martin Susan Martin Elaine Massie Linda Moore Lois Newman Steve Phillips William Pilson To Develop Greater Dexterity Miles Priddy Donnie Rakes Phillip Roberts Lemuel Scott Curtis Shelton Kirk Shelton Barry Sheppard Timothy Shough Robert Shuler Donna Simmons Penny Simmons Patricia Spence Ricky Stevens Bill Sutphin Clyde Sutphin David Tatum Debra Vipperman Valencia Wigington Doris Willard Debra Williams Emma Williams Kay Williams Roger Williams Terry Williams Beverly Wood Jimmie Wood Ann Wright Dennis Wright 107 4 n a il et w il4t Sarah Baughan Henrietta Biggs Ruby Bowman Becky Branch Mrs. Fain ' s first graders read from their Little Blue Books . First Graders Find A 108 Lillie Frances Branch Lisa Gaye Bryant Cathy Burnett Tommy Burnette Ronnie Cassady Martin Clark Susan Clark Nancy Clifton W. L. Cook Matthew Corbett Cathy Dalton Lucy Lee Dalton Phyllis DeHart Gerald Dollarhite Sammy Doss Barbara Elmore Joyce Elmore Larry Elmore Beverly Fain Carl Fain Harvey Wayne Fain Jimmy Fain Martha Sue Fain Eddie Flippin Denise Foley Ronnie Gammons Karen Gunter Wesley Gunter Mark Goard Timothy Gregory Tommy Hall Jimmy Handy Sharon Handy Bobby Harris Jimmy Harris Mark Gray Harris Danny Hazelwood Elecia Hazelwood Rita Holt Rodney Holt Tony Holt Joe Hoover Kathy Hudson Murray Hughes, Jr. Allen Hutchens Anne Inman Michael Inman Maryln Lane Brenda Lawless Jerald Lawless Richard Lawless Bea Lawson Carl Lee Lawson Joan Ellen Lawson Katie Lawson New World Through Books Margetta Light Johnnie Luckado Betty Jane Lyon Betty Jane Massey Gray Moore Ricky Overby Denise Pace Connie Sue Pack Eva Sue Puckett Deborah Rakes Chris Rakes Ruth Alice Rakes Joel Roberson Shelly Slate Donna Smith Vicky Lynn Smith Bobby Stallings Keith Staples Frankie Thomas Rachel Thomas Cathy Turner Ben Vyule Jeffery Willard Linda Willard Betsy Williams Rodger Williams Ronnie Wright 109 Boosters Mr. Thomas O. Alexander Mr. W. D. Walker Mrs. Ned Rorrer Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Mrs. Ethylene Gilley Mrs. Junior A rrington Mr. Dorn Williams Mr. Wink Hoover Simmons Motor Sales Lee Telephone Co. Mr. O. Kay White Dr. James C. Akers Miss Frances Hazelwood Mrs. Alvin Pendleton Mr. T. J. Clement Mr. Mrs. Early Harris Mr. Mrs. Levi J. West Mrs. Teresa C. Biggs Mr. R. Leonard Bowling Mr. W. N. Koontz Mr. Frank Bullock Mrs. Pearl Baughan Mrs. Louise Rogers Mr. Mrs. C. E. Light Mr. Mrs. John D. Helms Mr. Mrs. N. L. Flippin Mr. Joe T. Helms Mrs. Frances Simmons Mr. Eugene S. Belton Mr. Mrs. Archie Sharp Acknowledgements The 1966 Jeb Staff wishes to thank the many people who have helped make this yearbookpossible. We owe special thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Akers, for allowing us to use her house for the taking of senior officer ' s pictures; to Morgan Hines, who took several of the pictures found in this year¬ book; to the Del mar photographer Mr. C. W. Boswell; to the entire faculty which has been so helpful and understanding; and especially to Mrs. Tatum, our advisor, without whose invaluable assistance, patience, and good judgment this an¬ nual could never have been completed. To all these people, our advertisers, and many others too numerous to mention, the 1966 Jeb Staff would like to say a very sincere Thank You . The Jeb Staff 1 i l Paris H. Pugh--Agent L. W. HYLTON CO. INSURANCE AGENCY 14 Main Street Phone 694-3171 P. O. Box 367 Dear Senior Class of ' 66: You are now completing your public education and it is in order to ex¬ tend to you Congratulations” for your perseverance and final achievement. You are standing on the threshold of a new and exciting life. Com¬ mencement is truly the beginning--the beginning of greater accomplishments and greater responsibilities. Some of you will go to college pursuing a higher education to better fit you for life. Others of you will take up your responsibilities in the business world. Wherever you go or whatever vocation you engage in, we hope and pray that the future will be good to each and everyone of you. In this connection, you may rest assured that you may depend on us to render the best possibile service to you and your community in every way that we know how. Your problems, either insurance or in civic affairs, are of prime interest to us. Wishing you the best of luck for the future, we are, Sincerely, Paris H. Pugh, Owner Staff: Mrs. Betty Jo Hund ley Mrs. Elda L. Gilley Mrs. India H. Williams For all your prescription needs visit STUART DRUG STORE. There are three licensed pharmacists to serve you better. PHONE 694-3167. BOOTH WHITE SPORT SHOP, INC. 304 Main Street Phone 792-8036 Danville, Virginia 24540 Athletic Outfits Fishing and Hunting Toys and Games Sporting Goods Dog Supplies Fine Guns Cutlery Hobbies Rawlings-Spalding-Voit-MacGregor Our Representative in Your Area James W. Price Our senior citizens agree the best of care can be found at BLUE RIDGE NURSING HOME, INC. JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Let us make your house a home Furniture, Appliances Television, Carpets 420 N. Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina POLO ANGLIN TIRE SERVICE New, Used, and Recapped Tires Phone 694-3313 Stuart, Virginia Sandra and David prove two heads are better than one when it comes to enjoy¬ ing the delicious food at the OWL DINER. Gloria ' s got a secret! Sewing ' s fun and you can find everything you need at NADEAN ' S. Compliments of STUART DRY CLEANERS Phone 694-4151 W. G. ATKINS AND SON ANDERSON’S FLORAL GARDEN AND FLOWER SHOP General Merchandise Furniture and Appliances itS E Show your love with flowers Phone 694-4391 Woolwine, Virginia Route 3 Stuart, Virginia Phone 694-5103 BLUE RIDGE TRANSFER COMPANY, INC. Congratulations Class of ' 66 Galax, Roanoke PANNILL KNITTING CO., INC. and Stanleytown, Virginia Stuart, Virginia Mr. E. Lyle Clark finds the paint mixer at CLARK BROTHERS quite interesting. So will you when you visit them at Downtown Stuart. Phone 694-2751. HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers 1401-1429 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana The gang enjoys the new snack bar at Hudson ' s. HUDSON ' S DRUG STORE is your Rexall Drug Store in Stuart. Phone 694-2101 Serving Patrick County for over Half a Century You can find flowers for every occasion at STUART FLOWER SHOP. Phone 694-3289. CHAMBERLAIN’S INC. Men ' s Clothing West Church Street Martinsville, Virginia FAREES, INC. For the Girl who cares what she wears Mount Airy, North Carolina Mr. Mabe shows a customer one of the many fine appliances at the WESTERN AUTO. Phone 694-5481. For expert barber service see Andy at GOAD ' S BARBER SHOP. Service since 1946. Compliments of CONNER BROTHER’S Your area ' s dealer for McCulloch Chain Saws Stuart, Virginia PENDLETON’S ORCHARD For the best in apples and peaches Route 3 Stuart, Virginia P N DEPARTMENT STORE is your 5£ 10£ Store in Stuart Need to redecorate? Call Mr. Stowe for your painting needs. Phone 694-3402. HARRISON’S Best in Ladies’ Clothes Mount Airy, North Carolina LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Better Values Martinsville and Collinsville, Virginia Let Jimmy East put a tiger in your tank at PATRICK SPRINGS ESSO. A. D. HOPKINS Distributor of Gulf Oil Products Gulf] Phone 694-2641 Stuart, Virginia PENDLETON BROTHERS LUMBER CO. Stuart, Virginia Phone 694-4405 FIRST NATIONAL BANK | SAV I N CT 1 Member FDIC Phone 694-3135 Stuart, Virginia PATRICK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CORP. Complete Line of Hardware-- Furniture-Electrical Appliances Stuart, Virginia Compliments of W. S. WOLFE DRUG CO. BLANCHE’S SHOPPE Prescription Druggists 42 E. Church Street Phone 786-5171 Martinsville, Virginia Mount Airy, North Carolina WOOLWORTH’S MEADOWS OF DAN FARM SERVICE Toys and Games Household Items Cosmetics Records and Magazines School Supplies Groceries, Dry Goods, Feeds Hardware, Seeds, and Building Supplies Martinsville, Virginia Phone 694-4852 Meadows of Dan, Virginia MARTINSVILLE OPTICAL CO. NICHOLS CLOTHING CO. Let us fill your eye glass prescription Ready to Wear For the Entire Family Martinsville, Virginia 153 North Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina MICK OR MACK For better products at lower cost, shop at MICK OR MACK in Stuart. We ' ll see you there. Glofefnai The fashion store of famous labels featuring smart styles for smart scholars Martinsville, Virginia GOAD AND BELTON OIL CO. Distributors of Phillips 66 Products and Goodyear Tires Stuart, Virginia Goodyear INSURANCE Home - Life - Mortgage Personal - Business ANGLIN INSURANCE AGENCY Stuart, Virginia OLD DOMINION RESTAURANT The finest in food 8 58 West of Stuart Stuart, Virginia Visit STUART TEXACO for fine service and S H Green Stamps. CARTER FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. The house of Satisfactory Service Household Furniture Wool Rugs Carpets Phone STATE 6-2670 Mount Airy, North Carolina Katie does some wishful thinking as Mrs. Owens shows her a Keep¬ sake Diamond at OWENS JEWELERS GET MORE OUT OF LIFE ! Go to a movie at the PATRICK DRIVE-IN THEATRE Patrick Springs, Virginia Clarence and Judy think Sonny .Cher are great and so is the MUSIC SHOP for all entertainment needs. For Happy Motoring stop at ASHBY ' S ESSO. PATRICK COUNTY BANK Member F.D.I.C. Open a Savings Account Today! For the most comfortable feel¬ ing in the world, just watch your money grow in your own Savings Account. Phone 694-3186 Stuart, Virginia Stop in and see Maurice Conner and Paul Conway at STUART SERVICENTER. Charlotte, North Carolina Mr. Doss prepares David for cold weather with one of the many famous brand names in clothes he carries at STUART DEPART¬ MENT AND CLOTHING STORE. Phone 694-4191. Ted is hard at work proving you can really weigh your savings at ALEXANDER ' S FOOD MARKET. Shop and save with them today. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Roanoke, Virginia AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY MERITA Bread and Cakes 1115 N. Liberty Street Winston Salem, North Carolina Phone 722-4103 ALBERT DEATHERAGE Carole admires the excellent quality of the coats at NEWTON ' S in Stuart. Fertilizer Turrington Oil Curers Highway 704, Route 2 Lawsonville, North Carolina Madison 548-5347 B. M. DISTRIBUTING CO. Famous Foods of Virginia FFV Phone 632-5366 Martinsville, Virginia For the sign of Happy Motoring go to CURRY ' S ESSO SERVICENTER in uptown Stuart. Sandra gets a thrill out of getting her hair done at PETITE BEAUTY SHOP. Phone 694-3671. SMITH’S GROCERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route 5 Stuart, Virginia Phone 694-4942 For all the needs of your family--shop H. S. CLARK GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route 5 Stuart, Virginia Donnie shows Pat the latest styles in the merchandise found in GILBERT ' S. You can trust your car to the man who wears the star at MARTIN ' S TEXACO. COLLINSVILLE SHOE CENTER Name brands for the Family P. O. Box 216 Collinsville, Virginia MARTIN’S BEAUTY SHOP For all the latest styles Phone 694-4511 Stuart, Virginia See Lloyd and Larry Joyce at DOWNTOWN PHILLIPS 66 - for service that counts. Mr. 4% Mr. 4 % Bill Staples JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE Stuart, Virginia Mr. Dalton shows Jane one of the great gift ideas at DALTON ' S JEWELRY STORE. Phone 694-3411 Pauline gives Mrs. Hopkins the works at PAULINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP. Phone 694-2251. LEED’S MUSIC CENTER Everything in Music Downtown Martinsville Collinsville Shopping Center TED’S MENS SHOP The Traditional Store East Main Street Martinsville, Virginia Join in the fun at STUART BOWLING AND SKATING RINK. Owned by Garland Willard. MERIC AN OF MARTINSVILLE Manufacturers of Contemporary Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room and Occasional Furniture You can find clothes for the entire family at BEASLEY’S DEPART¬ MENT STORE. JAMES W. BOAZ INSURANCE AGENCY Nationwide Insurance Phone 694-4891 Stuart, Virginia THE ENTERPRISE Your Hometown Newspaper for over 50 years I Stuart, Virginia See the ' 66 Chevrolets at STUART MOTOR CO. -- where service counts. Enjoy th delicious food at Stuart ' s newest restaurant, THE VIRGINIAN. JOYCE SERVICE STATION Lawrence Joyce, Owner Route 8 4 Miles South of Stuart, Virginia ATKINS Style Center for Men Martinsville, Virginia For all your Gulf products see Carlton Biggs at STUART GULF STATION. Visit STUART SANDWICH SHOP at its new location, downtown Stuart. KINGOFF’S JEWELERS 10 Walnut Street Martinsville, Virginia BOYLES SHOE STORE You can depend on -- Quality-- Service- Satisfaction- When you buy your shoes here . . Mount Airy, North Carolina See the TOTAL PERFORMANCE FORDS For home-cooked meals at reasonable prices visit AT PATRICK COUNTY MOTOR CO. MAYO CAFE Stuart, Virginia Downtown Stuart The Sign of Service KOLODNY’S (£sso) House of Fashion BLACKARD SERVICE STATION 40 E. Church Street Route 3 Stuart, Virginia . Martinsville, Virginia R. E. MARTIN’S H. L. WEBB Phillips 66 Service Station Your General Electric Dealer Cinder Blocks, Chemicals, Feed, Seed, General Merchandise Phone 694-5548 Used Cars, and Auto Parts Meadows of Dan, Virginia Highway 704 Lawsonville, North Carolina Phone Madison 548-4491 THORNTON’S BAKERY INC. Thornton ' s Cakes and TIP TOP BREAD 67 Fayette Street Martinsville, Virginia Phone 632-5169 TOWN AND COUNTRY SUPERMARKET Patrick County ' s Newest Supermarket Featuring Fine Foods, Choice Meats and Fancy Produce Patrick Springs, Virginia BIGGS COUNTRY MARKET Visit WOOD BROTHERS Gulf Gas and Oil Fresh Produce and Groceries RACING TEAM at Phone 694-4910 WOOD’S SPEED SHOP 5 Miles South Route 8 Stuart, Virginia Stuart, Virginia STUART MERCANTILE PRIDDY’S USED CARS Phone 694-4791 Highway 8 South Stuart, Virginia Route 3 Stuart, Virginia McCOLLUM - FERRELL WOOD’S COLD STORAGE Fine Shoes - Bags AND SUPPLY Martinsville - Danville Route 4 Virginia Stuart, Virginia COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Martinsville, Virginia Martin spins a new record for his listeners on WHEO. A ser¬ vice of the Gray Broadcasting Corp. GRADUATES UNITED ELASTIC CORPORATION Stuart, V irginia Bowl for health as well as pleasure at SPORTLANES Collinsville, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA Established in 1893 Your Home-Owned-Home-Managed Bank Serving Mount Airy and adjoining communities for 73 years Member F.D.I.C. EASTHAMPTON RUBBER THREAD COMPANY Southern Division Stuart, Virginia Eat Apples! They are good for you! AYERS ORCHARD, Route 5, Stuart, Virginia. HOPKINS AND WOOD Excavating Contractors Phone 694-3275 or 694-2820 Stuart, Virginia A. HARRIS CO. Clothes for the Young at Heart 17 Church Street Martinsville, Virginia BOOSTERS Woodall ' s Grocery Mrs. Mary M. Burton Ivan Marshall Miss Carol Cockram Mrs. Jessie Orander Miss Linda Owens Eagles 5 10 Charles H. Mills Collinsville Western Auto W. Glenn Martin Mrs. Lawrence R. Burton James Howell Mr. Howard Pilson June R. Clark Mrs. S. R. Fulcher Pearly Roberts Master Bob Burnette Clayton and Wayne Hubbard Automotive Parts and Supply Slaughter ' s Garage Miss Ruth O. Williams Davis Shoe Store Puckett ' s Supermarket Lamm Drug W. BLAIR CLARK, CO., AGENT Humble Oil and Refining Company (£sso) Phone 694-2331 Stuart, Virginia v ' A u