Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1970 volume:

THE JEB 1970 Volume XXI Presented By The Jeb Staff Stuart High School Stuart, Virginia IN MEMOKY OF UAJ GEN J E B $TU ART GS A BORN NEAR STUART. PATRICK COUNTS ' VIRGINIA ON FEBRUARY 6,1833 MORTALLY HOUNDED IN BATTLE CF YEUfl TAVERN DIED MAV 12 1884 Stuart High School, the dear de¬ parted. For Stuart High is no more. This is its last year. No more will its hallowed halls echo the ring of bells, sound of voices and laughter, shuffling of feet as students change classes. Only silence. Stuart High has lived a long life. The time has come for a change. Seniors are honored as the last class to graduate from good old Stuart High and Ju¬ niors are honored as the first class to graduate from brand new Patrick County High School. But a new school can ' t and won ' t make us for¬ get the old. But, like our parents made Stuart High belong to them, we shall make the new school be¬ long to us. Soon it will have memories of its own. So, Farewell, SHS; and Hello PCHS. 4 5 6 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 Academics MR. ROBERT P. WOODS, Principal High Point College B.S., University of North Carolina, University of Virginia, Appalachian State University M.A. The Administration Faces i MR. DORN O. SPANGLER Westminster College A.B. Duke University M.Ed. Superintendent of Patrick County Schools. MR. CALVIN SHOCKLEY Union College B.A. Eastern Kentucky University M.A. Elementary Principal. 18 ' Oh, I sure wish it would snow. The Challenge Of Leadership MISS CYNTHIA AGNEW Radford College B.S. Physical Education Girls Basketball S.C.A. MRS. JANE AKERS Appalachian State University B.S. Math, Music Cheerleaders MR. KENNETH H. COX Virginia Tech B.S. Agriculture and General Science Future Farmers of America 19 Teachers Do Their Thing MRS. MADELINE DALTON Madison College B.S. Radford College M.S. Librarian Library Club; Pep Club MR. J. E. COBBLER Berea College B.S. Assistant Principal Basketball; Baseball MRS. LAURA FLIPPIN Appalachian State University English Hi-Y Club MRS. ELLEN HAWKINS Guilford College B.S. Social Studies 20 The School is a living challenge, a changing thing. Courses change — activities multiply — responsibilities grow. As the school adjusts to society ' s wishes, it improves methods of helping students. This is an on going process which involves the co-operation of every¬ one — school faculty, principal, vice principal, high school secretary, custodians, cafeteria workers, and the students who walk through the halls of Stuart High School for the last time this year. Out of it comes an understanding of family and friends — knowledge of how hard one must study — evidence of interest about a shrinking world — the desire to read a good book and to overcome the problems we face in the world today. Prepare Students For P.C.H.S. MRS. GERTRUDE HOPKINS William Mary B.S. Math; Science MRS. MILDRED HOPKINS Radford College B.S., M.S. Guidance Counselor MR. STEVEN W. HUDSON East Carolina B.S. Physical Education Football; Track. MISS WANDA LEE Radford College B.S. Home Economics Future Homemakers of America 21 All sinners get found out. MRS. MARTHA MARTIN Radford College B.S. Science; Government Beta Club MR. GEORGE D. RIGNEY Radford College B.S., M.S. English S.C.A. MRS. JANE SMITH Longwood College B.S. Business Yearbook Staff MRS. FOSTER STAPLES North Carolina A.B. English; French 22 MRS. POLLY TATUM Madison College B.S. Science Yearbook Staff MR. RICHARD W. TOBLER Virginia Tech B.A. Social Studies MRS. FRANCIS UNDERWOOC Radford College B.Ed. University of Virginia M.Ed. Mathematics MRS. JESSIE VERNON Radford College B.S. Business High School Secretary Just checking up on you Mr. Rigney. 23 i MRS. EDITH ANGLIN Radford College B.S. Seventh Grade MRS. LOTTIE BEASLEY Radford College B.S. Sixth Grade MRS. CLARA BOAZ Longwood College B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. KATHRYN BOAZ Radford College B.S. Fifth Grade MRS. HAZEL CLARK Radford College N.P. Second Grade MISS JANELDA HALL Radford College B.S. Fourth Grade Faculty Readies Students TEACHER ' S AIDS: Mrs. Lucille Spencer Miss Faye Ayers Mrs. Carol Taylor 24 Students in elementary grades of to¬ day have it no different as the young¬ sters just of the past, as they receive instruction and guidance from men and women who have dedicated their lives to the education of tomorrow ' s leaders. These devoted teachers not only spend countless hours preparing their courses of instruction, but spend much time in advising and giving help to students in their extra-curricular activities. Their in¬ fluence is clearly evident in every facet of school life. On behalf of the last JEB, we would like to say thank you for everyone to the faculty of Stuart Elementary School for work and leadership that has made solid citizens out of many of their ex¬ pupils. MRS. HAZEL HAWKS Radford College B.S. Second Grade MRS. ESSIE HOPKINS Radford College B.S. Fifth Grade MRS. ANNIE HYLTON Winston-Salem State University B.S. Seventh Grade BRUCE D. MARTZ Purdue University B.S. Seventh Grade MRS. MARY MOONEY Greensboro College A.B. George Peabody College M.A. Second Grade MISS RENDA PARSONS Radford College B.S. First Grade MRS. WINIFRED PRIDDY Appalachian State University Third Grade MRS. CRYSTAL ROBERSON Radford College B.S. Second Grade MRS. MAGDALENE SHOCKLEY Eastern Kentucky University B.S. First Grade MRS. CARRIE TATUM Johnson C. Smith University B.A. Third Grade New Math Poses Problems MRS. ORA THOMAS Radford College B.S. Third and Fourth Special Education DENZIL TURNER Old Dominion B.S. Seventh Grade MRS. CAROL VERNON Madison College B.S. First Grade MRS. GEORGIA WALLER Longwood College N.P. Fourth Grade MRS. BERNICE WOOD Radford College Fifth Grade 26 CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Wilbur Hall, Mrs. Ruby Gregory, Mrs. Gladis Hall, Mrs. Nancy Vernon, Mrs. Doris Collins, Mrs. Lucy Foley, Mrs. Lennis Inman. Not Pictured — Mrs. Charlene Lawson. Those Who Serve Faithfully BUS DRIVERS: Johnny Wood Charles Stanley Ralph Holt W. R. Shockley Grover Wigington Hamon Wilson Millard Pullins NOT PICTURED: Donald Hall Wayne Bohannon 27 Classes Kenneth Correll, Reporter; Jimmy Williams, Treasurer; Rebecca East, Secretary; Bill Cox, Vice President; and Mike Curry, President. Seniors “Look Destiny In The Face” In Final Year CONNIE LYNN ADAMS 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 1 2. LINDA LEA ALEXANDER Beta Club 11, 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 1 2, Chaplain 11, President 12; Monogram Club 11, 12;S.C.A. 12; Basket¬ ball, J.V. 8, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12. ARTHUR ALEXANDER ANDERSON JEB Staff 12, Sports Co-editor 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10 . WANDA FAYE AYERS JEB Staff 11, Assistant Classes Editor 11; 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12, Song Leader 8, County Honor Club 11; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Historian 12; Monogram Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; S.G.C. 10, 11; Basketball, J.V. 9, Varsity 10, Manager 11, 12; Model General Assembly 11. 30 ROGER LEE BEASLEY JEB Staff 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12, County Honor Club 11; Hi-Y 8; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 9, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball, J.V. 8, 9, 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Boys ' State Representative; Jr. Marshal; Class Secretary 8. LINDA MARIE BOCOCK FHA 10, 12. LINDA FAYE CLARK FHA 8, 10, 11, 12. WILMA GAYE CLARK 4-H 8; FHA 10, 11, 12, Reporter 12, Typist 12; Library Club 9. MARY ALICE BYERS 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Virginia Electric Congress 9, State Conservation Camp 10, County Honor Club 11; Mono¬ gram Club 11, 12, Vice President 12; S.C.A. 8, 12; Basketball, J.V. 8, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-captain 12. ROGER EDDIE CASSADY 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 12. MARY ELIZABETH RORRER COLLINS 4-H 8, 9; FHA 10. PHILLIP DANIEL CONNER 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 8, 9; Hi-Y 10; Library Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 31 STEPHEN MARTIN COOKE JEB Staff 11, 12, Assistant Sales Manager 11, Sales Manager 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Corresponding Secretary 11; Latin Club 9. ERNESTINE VIRGINIA CORNS 4-H 12; Forensics 12. GLENDA KAYE CORNS 4-H 12; FHA 8, 10, 11; Hi-Y 8; Library Club 9. KENNETH MOIR CORRELL 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 10, Vice President 12; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; S.C.A. 10, 12; Basketball, J.V. 8, 9, 10; Football 10, 11, Co-captain 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Class President 9, Class Reporter 10, 12. ANNE SMITH COX 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Virginia 4-H Congress 1 0, County Council 11, County Honor Club Treasurer 11; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12. WILLIAM ODELL COX, JR. Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11,12, President 12; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Monogram Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; S.C.A. 9, 10, 11; Basketball, J.V. 8, 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12; Class Treasurer 10, Class Vice President 11, 12. BILLY WAYNE CRAIG 4-H 8, 9, 1 0, 11, 12, Secretary 1 2, County Council 1 2; Library Club 8, 9, 10, 11,12, Reporter 11, President 12; S.C.A. 12. BUDDY HERBERT CREASEY 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Forensics 12. 32 MICHAEL LEE CURRY Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; 4-H 8, 9; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 8, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, Vice President 11; BasebalI 9, 10, 11; Basketball, J.V. 8, 9, Varsity 10, 11, Co-captain 11; Football 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 11, 1 2; Track 9; Jr. Marshal; Class Vice President 9, Class President 10, 11, 1 2. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER DOSS JEB Staff 10, 11, 12, Assistant Organizations and Features Editor 11, Organizations, Features, and Seniors Editor 1 2; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12, Virginia 4-H Congress 10, 11, Honor Club President 11, County Council 11; Hi-Y 8, 9, 12, Chaplain 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 9, Vice President 10, President 11, 12; Basketball Manager 8; Football Manager 11; Model General Assembly 12; Jr. Marshal; Class Treasurer 8, Class Reporter 9; Forensics 12. JANET REBECCA EAST JEB Staff 11, Assistant Sports Editor 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10, President 10; Monogram Club 11, 12; S.C.A. 8, 9, 10, 12; Basketball, J.V. 8, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-captain 12; Girls ' State Representative; Jr. Marshal; Class Secretary 1 2. DANA KAY EP PS Transferred from Gloucester High School, Gloucester, Virginia, 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FH A 9, 10, 11; Jr. Marshal. Stuart High School entered its final bout on Klassroom Kwiz on December 15, 1969. Klassroom Kwiz is the academics oriented game show of station WDBJ in Roanoke, Virginia. Chosen by the faculty, to repre¬ sent Stuart were Mike Curry, Dar¬ lene Thomas, and Billy Doss. These seniors were selected on considera¬ tion of their scholastic ranks and averages, their College Board scores, and other indications of educational developments. 33 ROBERT HOWARD FAIN 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 12; Library Club 9, 10, 12, Secretary 12 . JAMES EUEL FODDRELL Transferred from Patrick Central High School, Stuart 9; FFA 9; Basketball, Varsity 12; Football 12. JERRY ALLEN FOLEY FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 11; Track 10. PHILIP LEE GILLEY Transferred from Hardin Reynolds Memorial School, Critz, Virginia 10; FFA 10. JANET ANNE FAIN FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; S.G.C. 12; Basketball, Varsity 10, 11, 12. PATSY LEA FAIN FHA 10, 11, 12. MARVIN DONNELL FODDRELL Transferred from Patrick Central High School, Stuart; FFA 10. DIANE MARIE FOLEY Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 9, Secretary 10, Vice President 11; Pep Club 10; Girls ' State Representative. 34 STEVE WAYNE GREGORY Transferred from Wauconda High School, Wauconda, Illinois, 11 . HERBERT CLAYTON HAMM FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 9, Vice President 10, 12, President 11; Monogram Club 8, 9, 10, 11; S.C.A. 11, 12, President 12; Baseball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, Varsity 11; Football 10, 11, 1 2; Track 8,9, 10; Class Treasurer 11. HASSEL HERBERT HANDY Library Club 9, 10, 11, 1 2. MARY LEE HANDY 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. HERBERT RODNEY HATCHER Transferred from Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginia, 11. RICHARD WAYNE HAZELWOOD FFA 8, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, J.V. 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Track 1 0. JOHN DAVID HELMS, JR. JEB Staff 11, 12, Assistant Photographer 11, Photographer 12; 4-H 10; Hi-Y 10; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 9, 12; S.G.C. 10, 11; Basketball, J.V. Manager 10, Varsity Manager 11; Class Reporter 8. ROGER DALE HOLT FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, President 12; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10. 35 The change from one school to another is often a difficult transition for many students to make. The adjustments one must make may seem to be too great an obstacle to tackle. The atmosphere at Stuart, however, is one in which a change can be managed quite easily. Transfer student Steve Gregory (right) finds no difficulty in accepting the routine he finds at Stuart. EDWARD YEATTS HOPKINS JEB Staff 10, 11, 12, Assistant Photographer 10, Photographer 11, 12, Business Manager 12; 4-H 8, 9; Football Manager 1 2. RACHEL ANN HUGHES 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Library Club 8, 9; Pep Club 9, 10. CAROLYN SUE INMAN 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; Monogram Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Basketball, J.V. 9, Varsity 10, 11, Varsity Manager 1 2. JAMES CHARLIE JOYCE FFA 8, 9, 10, 11,12, Sentinel 9, Reporter 10, Treasurer 11; Monogram Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Track 1 0, 11. STEVEN DORSEY LAWSON 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 11, 12, Football 11; T rack 1 0. MAURICE KENT LYON 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 12. 36 DEBORAH LYNN MARTIN 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 8; Pep Club 11. MARY ELLEN ROBERSON Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FHA8.9, 10, II.S.G.C. 10, 11. MELTON WENDELL ROBERSON Transferred from Patrick Central High School, Stuart 9; FFA 9. BEVERLY ANNE ROGERS Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, County Council President 11; Hi-Y 8; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12; Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12. STAN LADON ROGERS 4-H 8,9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 12; Library Club 11. 37 JANET CHILTON RORRER Transferred from North Surry High School, Mount Airy, North Carolina, 12; Beta Club 12. CAROL DONNIS SMART Beta Club 11, 12, Reporter 12. CORNELIA ANN SMITH FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 8; Pep Club 9, 10. DANIEL RICHARD SPENCER, JR. Transferred from Patrick Central High School, Stuart 9; 4-H 9, 10; FFA 12; Monogram Club 11, 12; Basketball, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12; Football 11,12, Co-captain 1 2; Track 9, 10 , 11 . BRENDA ANN TATUM Transferred from Patrick Central High School Stuart 9; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 12; S.G.C. 12. SHEILA MARLENE TATUM Transferred from Patrick Central High School, Stuart 9; FHA 9, 10, 11. ALBERT LEWIS THOMAS 4-H 8, 9, 10. DARLENE MARIE THOMAS Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 11, Patrick Beta Federation President 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11, Vice President 11; Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 8; Monogram Club 12; S.G.C. 12, Secretary 12; Basketball, J.V. 8, 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12; Girls ' State Representative; Model General Assembly 12; Class Reporter 10, Class Treasurer 11. 38 MARY FRANCES TURNER FH A 9, 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH GARY VIPPERMAN 4-H 8, 9, 11; F FA 8; Library Club 10, 11, President 11. JAMES BARKSDALE WILLIAMS FFA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Projectionists ' Club 11, Vice President 11; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 1 2; Track 9, 10, 11; Class Treasurer 1 2. RONALD DAVID WILSON 4-H 8,9, 10, 11; FFA 12. PHILIP RAY VIPPERMAN Transferred from Drewry Mason High School, Ridgeway, Virginia 11. FRANK LESLIE WILLARD 4-H 10, 11; Monogram Club 11, 12; Latin Club 9; Track 1 0. BRENDA DALE WIMBISH FH A 11, 12; Library Club 12. LOUIS EDDIE WOOD JEB Staff 11, Assistant Business Manager 11; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; S.C.A. 9; Basketball, J.V. Manager 10. 39 T ftp J m 4 ’iA ♦ The room mothers, who were selected by the members of the Senior Class, aid with many of the activities of the graduating class. This year ' s room mothers include Mrs. John D. Helms, Mrs. William H. Doss, Mrs. Thomas Alexander, Mrs. Curvie Smith, and Mrs. Raymond Curry. The mascots, also chosen by the Seniors, participate in Class Day and the other graduation activities. The Class of ' 70 mascots are Duane Edward Williams and Kimberly Dawn Wimbish. The teachers who sponsor the Seniors provide the impetus for the gradua¬ ting class. Mrs. William C. Staples, Mrs. Robert Martin, and Mrs. Wayne Flippin spent many hours making the preparations which were so necessary for graduation. 40 In Memoriam William Kenneth Martin June 4, 1952 September 14, 1969 To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to reap; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. I know that there is no good in them, but for a man to rejoice, and to do good in his life. I know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it: and God doeth it, that men should fear before him. From the Book of Ecclesiastes 41 The Juniors rest their responsibilities in the hands of Lee Hill, President; Billy Handy, Vice President; Ronnie Haley, Secretary; Terry Martin, Reporter; Pam Hines, Treasurer; and Debbie Belton, Treasurer. Debbie Belton Juanita Bowman David Bullins Rebecca Cassady Ronald Clark Burton Conner Gail Dalton Lowell Fain Jerome Foddrell Glenda Foley Chester Foley Libby Forbes 42 Jay Gregory Ronnie Haley Billy Handy Debbie Harris Danny Hazelwood Lee Hill Forest Stanley Hill Pam Hines Sophia Hodnett Mike Hughes Difficult assignments require much research for Deborah and Margie. 43 Juniors extend all efforts to make wise use of their time. Juniors Prepare For Transition Sherry Hughes Sandra Gail Hylton Jerry Kodenski Dorothy Lawless Douglas Mabe Catherine Martin David Martin Louise Martin Roger Martin Terry Martin James Moore Debra Murphy 44 Ronnie Overby Dale Pendleton Joel Pendleton Larry Junior Penn Larry Puckett William Puckett James Pull ins Sharon Rakes To New Consolidated High School Susan Rakes Teresa Rakes Ray Roberson, Jr. Deborah Roberts Linda Robertson Kathy Rogers Margie Rorrer Melissa Ross J. V. Staples Donna Vernon Jeff Wigington Joan Williams 45 Sophomores swing in¬ to action by electing Ricky Hudson, President; Joe Stewart, Vice Presi¬ dent; Shirley Seay, Secre¬ tary; and Ida Mae Turner, Reporter. Sophomores Reach The Midpoint Of High School Linda Ayers Darrell Bowling Kathy Cockran Mark Cooper Ann Dalton Roger D. Dalton Mark Davis Mary Frances Fain Johnny Trent Foddrell Teresa Foddrell Barry P. Foley Gerald Foley 46 Pete Foley Richard Foley Johnny Gardner Debbie Gilbert Danie Goard Randy Gregory Ronny Gregory Tommy Hamm Sue Hamm Carl Handy Patricia Handy Susan Handy Janet Hatcher Lane E. Hatcher Jerry Helms James Hicks Evonne Hill Vickie Kaye Hill Robert Hines Jeffrey Holt Roger Hopkins Richard Hudson, Jr. Sylvia Hughes Jane Hunt 47 Jeannine Keckler Rena Lawless Douglas Layman Cecil Light Bobby Mabe Devon Martin Karen Martin Norma Martin Ray Martin Sandra Martin David Morse Patricia Morse Ann Nowlin Nancy Nowlin Roger Oakley Don Pace Gladys Pendleton Judy Ray Faythe Roberson John Roy Roberson, Jr. Larry Roberson Bobby Roberts Shirley Seay Pete Slate 48 Donnie Smart Bobby Smith John Spencer Joe Stewart Debra Tatum Hylton Tatum Kenneth Tatum Tommie Tatum Marilyn Thomas Eddie Turner Gary Turner Ida Turner Linda Vipperman Beverly Williams Donice Williams Morris Woods Mark catches up on sport ' s news. 49 • mil The Freshmen class is led by Jeff Amos, President; Sherry Bell, Vice President; Kakie Akers, Secretary; Stewart Rober¬ son, Treasurer; and Carol Black- ard. Reporter. Freshmen Gain Confidence, Begin To Karen Adams Kakie Akers Jeff Amos Dannie Anderson David G. Anderson Joan Baliles Sherry Bell Connie Blackard Carol Blackard Carol Bocock Gary Bullins Bonnie Lou Cassady 50 Brenda Cassady Elva Cassady Bessie Clark Betty Sue Collins Beverly Corns Gary Dalton Lynne Dalton Brenda Fain Fall Into Step With High School Life Debbie Fain Linda Fain Patricia Fain Jimmy Francis Larry Fulcher Sandra Gray David Hall Melva Hicks Janet Alease Hill Christy Holt Billy Holt Keith Hopkins 51 David Hopkins Wanda Inman Kenneth Joyce Tommy Joyce Helen Kastretsios Debbie Lawless Bennie Jene Lawson Lauren Lawson Ann Light Dianne Lyon Kathy Martin Linda Martin New Ideas Stem From Ninth Graders Gary, like older brother, daydreams too much. 52 Debbie Martin Keith Nowlin Janice Overby Nancy LaVerne Overby Richard Overby Bobbie Jo Pendleton Tony Plasters Tommy Rakes Ricky Reed Stewart Roberson Edward Roberts Bobby Rorrer To The Betterment Of Life At SHS Eddie Rorrer Mary Shelton Kathy Simmons Jerry Stowe Beverly Tatum Carolyn Turner Joy Willard Victor Williams Johnny Witt 53 Eighth Graders, with the privilege of electing class officers for the first time, elect Wayne Gilley, President; Mitchell Tatum, Vice President; Waynona Tucker, Secretary; Ron¬ nie Williams, Treasurer. Sub-Freshmen Gain Valuable Background In Chuck Anderson Jane Anglin Patty Baliles Anne Baughan Brent Bowling Bill Bowman Jimmy Branch Lemont Bryant Kathy Bryant Donnie Bullins Cathy Burton Amy Carter Larry Cassady Janice Clark Vicki Clark Larry Clement Ronnie Clifton Garland Collins Georgia Collins Gary Conner 54 Chris Corbett Michael Dalton Odell Fain Stanley Fain Janice Fain Larry Fain Wanda Fain Marlene Foddrell Cathy Foley Eva Mae Foley Jesse Foley Rebecca Foley Dianne Fulcher G. W. Gammons Donna Gilbert Sue Gilley Wayne Gilley Billy Gray Sandra Hall Bobbie Hanby Mathematics, Biology, And English Courses Danny Handy Gary Handy Pattie Harris Vickie Hazelwood Norris Hill Walter Holt Donnie Hughes Emmonds Hughes Joan Hughes Shirley Hunt Deborah Lawless Martha Loggins Phyllis Mabe Judy Martin Lynn Massie 55 Philip Morse Curtis Nolen Walter Nolan Jane O’Dell Bobby Odell Dale Overby Linda Owens Patty Pack Tom Puckett Norma Rakes Eighth Graders Participate In School ' s Activities 56 Tommy Rakes Wayne Ray Maurice Redd Bill Reed Beverly Roberson Gary Roberson Patricia Roberts Ricky Rogers George Rucker Katherine Shelton Ricky Shelton Susan Sheppard Charles Sifford Louise Simmons Philip Slate Bill Smith Marjorie Staples Edward Stewart Jerry Tatum Mitchell Tatum Bring Unity — The Key To SHS ' s Success Waynona Tucker Dana Turner Kenneth Turner Perry Turner Terry Turner Cathy Vipperman Michael Willard Gary Williams Ronnie Williams Nancy Witt Len Wood Herbert Wright Rhonda Wright Rickey Wright Diane Young 57 Organizations 0 Roger Beasley found being editor of the JEB a full time job. Many decisions had to be made regarding type, form, and other basics of producing a yearbook, and trying to meet deadlines became a constant struggle. The sports section of the 1970 JEB was put together by Andy Anderson and Debbie Belton. Andy, a senior serving his first year on the staff, and Debbie, a junior second year staff member, endeavored to contribute their part to the annual. Steve Cooke kept the records of annual purchases as Sales Man¬ ager, and Edward Hopkins served as both Business Manager and Head Photographer. Serving as editor of the senior organizations, and features sections of the JEB was a time-consuming task for Billy Doss. Drawing up layouts and identifying pictures were only the beginning of the work to be done. SEATED: David Helms, Andy Anderson, Roger Beasley, Billy Doss, Edward Hopkins. STANDING: Catherine Martin, Kathy Rogers, Pam Hines, Sherry Hughes, Hylton Tatum, Mike Hughes, Ronnie Haley, Johnny Witt, Debbie Belton, Libby Forbes, Linda Ayers, Judy Ray. Yearbook Staff Works Hard To Do Stuart Proud As Final Edition Is Published Though the 1970 JEB Staff was handicapped by a lack of experience, the dedication of the staff proved them equal to their task. An outsider could never imagine the time and effort that went into the prepa¬ ration of a yearbook that would Do Stuart Proud. The constant standards of excellence that the JEB has always upheld can stand as an example for the future classes of the consolidated high school to follow in preparing their publications. The final edition of the JEB was put together under the guidance of the yearbook advisors, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Tatum. 61 FIRST ROW: Debra Tatum, Linda Ayers, Janet Hatcher, Dana Epps, Catherine Martin, Rebecca East. SECOND ROW: Ida Turner, Beverly Williams, Sandra Martin, Diane Foley, Carol Smart. THIRD ROW: Gladys Pendleton, Debbie Belton, Kathy Rogers, Devon Martin, Libby Forbes. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Smith, Janet C. Rorrer, Darlene Thomas, Linda Alexander, Mary Ellen Roberson, Mark Davis. FIFTH ROW: Mike Curry, Ronnie Haley, Bill Cox, Joel Pendleton, Roger Beasley, Billy Doss. UM High Beta Standards Reflect Development Of SHS Students With the grade requirements for Beta membership at Stuart the highest in the county, Stuart High School was doubly proud to have the largest high school honor society in the Patrick County School System. Besides aiding in the club ' s many service projects, the Betas were thrilled to have the opportunity of attending the state Beta Convention. New Members initiated into the Beta Club were Debra Tatum, Beverly Williams, Sandra Martin, Linda Ayers, Ida Turner, Devon Martin, Janet Hatcher, Gladys Pendleton, Bobby Smith, and Mark Davis. President .Rebecca East Vice-President .Mike Curry Secretary .Diane Foley Treasurer .Libby Forbes Reporter .Carol Smart ' % mm jBk v ' ; ' Y 1 J$m iyjK n V ' 1 A ' sTt f ' Cast of Keep Your Halo Straight . F RONT: Jane Odell, Patty Pack, Phillip Morse. REAR: Director—Mrs. Dalton, Anne Dalton, Ernestine Corns, Kakie Akers, Randy Gregory, Billy Doss. Stuart Presents Firsts In Forensics ' Plays In preparation for future competition at the consol idated high school. Forensics was introduced at Stuart High School. Students at Stuart took an active interest by proving their dramatic skills. Keep Your Halo Straight , a one act comedy, was well presented by the students! Billy Doss, who had the lead role, was commendably backed up by a deter¬ mined and hard working cast. Joe Stewart took the lead part in the other play, Paul Wrecks the Car , also a one act comedy. Joe and the other student actors did their best to make their play superior among high school performances. Cast of Paul Wrecks the Car . FRONT: Jerry Tatum, Ernes¬ tine Corns, Student-director Mike Hughes, Joe Stewart, Buddy Creasey. REAR: Donna Gilbert, Kathy Bryant, Christy Holt, Edward Hopkins. BOYS ' OFFICERS: Reporter, Roger Martin; Secretary, Wayne Craig; Vice-President, Kenneth Correll; President, Bill Cox. FIRST ROW: Roger Beasley, Darrell Bowling, Maurice Redd, Wayne Ray, Ronnie Williams, Phillip Slate, Tommie Rakes, Lynn Wood, Billy Ray Gray, Larry Clement, Brent Bowling, Bill Reed, Tom Puckett, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW: Billy Doss, Maurice Lyon, Ray Roberson, Danny Anderson, Jeff Wigington, Terry Martin, Steve Lawson, Ken Correll, Jimmy Frances, Bobby Smith, Jerry Helms, Tommy Rakes. THI Cass. fete Oait Lee Anf Stuart 4-H Develops Character Patrick County Honor Club Members: Wanda Ayers, Roger Beasley, Anne Cox, Billy Doss, Mary Alice Byers. FIRST ROW: Evonne Hill, Mary Frances Fain, Kaye Corns, Debbie Martin, Wanda Ayers, Connie Blackard, Donna Martin, Carol Blackard, Kathy Simmons, Karen Adams, Kakie Akers, Wanda Inman, Karen Martin, Libby Forbes. SECOND ROW: Ann Light, Anne Baughan, Amy Carter, Nancy Witt, Mary Penny Shelton, Diane Lyon, Susan Handy, Ann Dalton, Patty Harris, Janice Fain, Laureen Lawson, Debbie Lawless, Nancy Overby, Susan Rakes, Pam Hines. THI I Bren Hugt Caroi ■folei foiet ■ Rig 1 IT ' w jS f I j II ■A - MB r ■■ yne lilly :ett, son, Ken kes. THIRD ROW: Stewart Roberson, Gary Turner, Roger Oakley, Roger Cassady, Stan Rogers, Joel Pendleton, Eddie Turner, Ricky Hudson, Pete Slate, David Anderson, Johnny Witt, Victor Williams, Gary Dalton. FOURTH ROW: Chip Roberson, Bobby Odell, Joe Stewart, Lee Hill, Robert H. Fain, Dale Pendleton, Wayne Craig, Steve Cooke, Andy Anderson, Phillip Conner, Bill Cox, Roger Martin. COUNTY COUNCIL MEMBERS: Wayne Craig, Anne Cox, Ricky Hud¬ son, Mary Alice Byers, Billy Doss, Melissa Ross, Stewart Roberson. And Encourages Citizenship THIRD ROW: Linda Vipperman, Vickie Clark, Mary Alice Byers, renda Cassady, Cathy Burton, Melissa Ross, Debbie Martin, Rachel Kathy Martin, Gail Dalton, Glenda Foley, Helen Kastretsios, lyn Turner, Kathy Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Diane Young, Cathy Foley, Waynona Tucker, Dianne Fulcher, Bobbie Hanby, Eva Mae Foley, Vickie Hazlewood, Jane Anglin, Connie Adams, Lynn Massie, yn Inman, Debbie Gilbert, Sherry Bell, Joan Baliles. GIRLS ' OFFICERS: President, Mary Alice Byers; Vice-President, Carolyn Inman; Secretary, Karen Adams; Reporter, Melissa Ross; Treasurer, Brenda Cassady. STUART FFA OFFICERS: President, Rodger Holt; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Clayton Hamm; Secretary, Barry Foley; Advisor, Mr. Cox; Treasurer, Richard Hazlewood; Richard Foley; Jimmy Williams. The FFA boys develop many skills in their training in the shop; Ricky Wright shows Edward Stewart something new he has picked up. KVG teams are made up of FFA members who are dedicated to the preservation of our valuable land resources. SEATED: Team captains Rodger Holt and Clayton Hamm. FIRST ROW: Robert Fain, Jimmy Williams, David Collins, Robert Oakley, Richard Foley, Ricky Wright. SECOND ROW: Stan Rogers, Randy Gregory, Billy Holt, Barry Foley, Gary Conner, Odell Fain. 66 FIRST ROW: Barry Foley, Jimmy Williams, Clayton Hamm, Rodger Holt, Richard Foley. SECOND ROW: Randy Gregory, Lane Hatcher, Chester Foley, J. C. Joyce, Robert Oakley, Mark Cooper, Bobby Mabe. THIRD ROW: Larry Roberson, Roger Cassady, Stan Rogers, Maurice Lyon, Douglas Mabe, Danny Hazelwood, Gerald Foley. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Oakley, David Collins, Ronald Wilson, Robert Fain. FFA Helps Prepare Ag Students For Future FIRST ROW: Garland Collins, Ricky Wright, Edward Stewart, Bennie Lawson, G. W. Gammons. SECOND ROW: Mike Willard, Gary Handy, Gary Williams, Jessie Foley, Mike Dalton, David Hazlewood, Larry Roberson, Jimmy Warner. THIRD ROW: Billy Holt, Donnie Bullins, Ricky Spence, Calvin Wright, Gary Conner, Randy Gregory, Odell Fain. FOURTH ROW: Walter Holt, Charles Sifford, David Hall, Ricky Shelton, Eddie Rorrer, Ricky Rogers, Tommy Joyce. 67 FIRST ROW: Joan Williams, Wilma Clark, Kathy Beach, Devon Martin, Debbie Harris, Brenda Tatum. SECOND ROW: Sophia Hodnett, Linda Bocock, Teresa Rakes, Catherine Martin, Mary Turner, Patsy Fain, Brenda Wimbish. THIRD ROW: Janet Fain, Rachael Hughes, Connie Smith, Sandra Hylton, Sharon Rakes, Debra Tatum, Diane Foley. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Hill, Louise Martin, Linda Clark, Donna Vernon, Jane Hunt. F.H.A. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Joan Williams, Treasurer; Devon Martin, Sec¬ retary; Brenda Tatum, President; Susan Shepp¬ ard, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Miss Lee, Sponsor; Bessie Clark, Assistant Report¬ er and Typist; Wilma Clark, Reporter and Typist; Kathy Beach, H i storian; Debbie Harris, Vice-President. 68 Better Today For A Better Tomorrow Is FHA Goal Mary Frances Turner discovers that nothing compares with real homemade goodies. The FHA is a national organization of Home Economics students. As an integral part of the Home Ec. program, members have one main purpose . . . learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The Stuart FHA was a very active club and sold candy to help finance their activities such as the Mother-Daughter banquet. FIRST ROW: Linda Martin, Carol Bocock, Pam Spence, Patricia Roberts, Dale Overby, Beverly Roberson, Joan Hughes, Patty Pack, Jane O ' dell, Georgia Collins, Janice Clark, Patty Baliles. SECOND ROW: Nancy Overby, Debra Lawless, Donna Gilbert, Dana Turner, Judy Martin, LaVerne Tatum, Susan Sheppard, Norma Rakes, Linda Owens, Kathy Bryant, Sandra Gray, Kathy Martin. THIRD ROW: Louise Simmons, Shirley Hunt, Marjorie Staples, Marlene Foddrell, Kathy Shelton, Patricia Fain, Bessie Clark, Sue Gilley, Sandra Hall, Betty Sue Collins, Phyllis Mabe, Rhonda Wright, Debbie Fain, Wanda Fain. FOURTH ROW: Martha Loggins, Joy Willard, Christy Holt, Lynn Dalton, Janet Hill, Melva Hicks, Linda Fain, Cathy Vipperman, Bobbie Jo Pendleton, Janice Overby. FIRST ROW: Nancy Witt, Amy Carter, Anne Baughan, Anne Cox, Faythe Roberson, Debbie Lawless, Lauren Lawson. SECOND ROW: Wanda Ayers, Linda Alexander, Darlene Thomas, Jane Anglin, Lynn Massie, Joan Balilies. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Hanby, Ann Dalton, Kathy Burton, Kakie Akers, Carol Blackard, Linda Ayers. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Belton, Judy Ray, Jeannine Keckler, Kathy Simmons, Janet Hatcher, Beverly Williams. FIFTH ROW: Melissa Ross, Sophia Hodnett, Ida Turner, Rena Lawless, Debbie Gilbert, Sherry Bell. SIXTH ROW: Mark Davis, Don Pace, Carl Handy, Billy Doss, Johnny Witt, Jimmy Francis. SEVENTH ROW: Steve Cooke, Ricky Hudson, Stewart Roberson, Roger Martin. Hi-Y Promotes Service To School, Community The Hi-Y is the high school organization of the Young Mens ' Christian Association. The Hi-Y platform is: Clean speech, Clean sportsmanship, Clean scholar¬ ship, Clean living. The major project of the Stuart Co-ed Hi-Y is send¬ ing a senator and a delegate to the Virginia Model General Assembly at the capitol in Richmond. Debbie Belton, Chaplain; Judy Ray, Treasurer; Linda Alex¬ ander, President; Wanda Ayers, Historian; Anne Cox, Vice- President; Beverly Williams, Secretary; Mrs. Flippin, Sponsor; Linda Ayers, Reporter. MGA representatives; Darlene Thomas, Senate; Billy Doss, House of Delegates. Mary Frances Fain, Treasurer; Robert Fain, Secretary; Evonne Hill, Vice-President; Wayne Craig, President; Linda Vipperman, Reporter, Gladys Pendleton and Mary Frances Fain were Stuart ' s news correspondents for the local papers. Library Club Learns Responsibilities By Serving Students Stuart is very fortunate to have such capable students work¬ ing in the school library. The assistance provided by the Librar ' Club members is often invaluable to student ' s studies. FIRST ROW: Linda Vipperman, Mary Frances Fain, Patricia Fain, Anne Light. SECOND ROW: Beverly Corns, Marjorie Staples, Evonne Hill, Kathy Bryant. THIRD ROW: Bobby Roberts, Randy Gregory, Pete Foley, Barry Foley. FOURTH ROW: Hassel Handy, Wayne Craig, Robert H. Fain. Debbie Gilbert, His¬ torian; Sandra Hylton, Treasurer; Theresa Rakes, Vice-President; Billy Doss, President; Anne Cox, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Debbie Martin, Vicki Clark, Patty Harris, Anne Dalton, Anne Cox, Debbie Lawless, Helen Kastretsios, Beverly Roberson. SECOND ROW: Gail Dalton, Susan Handy, Lauren Lawson, Theresa Rakes, Mary Penny Shelton, Diane Lyon, Janice Fain. THIRD ROW: Linda Owens, Waynona Tucker, Cathy Foley, Diane Fulcher, Glenda Foley, Diane Young. FOURTH ROW: Debra Tatum, Vicky Hill, Janet Hill, Beverly Williams, Susan Rakes, Donna Gilbert. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Shelton, Sandra Gray, Vickie Hazelwood, Ida Turner, Debbie Gilbert, Sandra Hylton, Brenda Tatum, Beverly Tatum. SIXTH ROW: Bobby Odell, Steve Cooke, Billy Doss, Larry Penn. 4 T | 1 V flv ■ ■! Mr v _ 1 i, , i I j W . IrW Jimmy Williams, Reporter; Mary Alice Byers, Secretary; J. C. Joyce, Vice-President; Kenneth Correll, President. Pep And Monogram Clubs Support Athletics The Pep and Monogram Clubs are organized to back the athletic programs at Stuart. The members of these organizations make their contributions by active partic¬ ipation and support of the sports at Stuart. The members of the Pep Club strive to create the best of school spirit while encouraging courteous and sportsman like conduct among the students. The Monogram Club recognizes those students who have lettered in one or more of the various sports at Stuart. Mike Hughes and Joe Stewart diligently work at the Monogram Club ' s concession stand (or confusion stand, whichever the case might be). FIRST ROW: Terry Martin, Steve Lawson, Ricky Hudson, Hylton Tatum, Darrell Bowling, Frank Willard, Bobby Smith. SECOND ROW: Mary Alice Byers, Darlene Thomas, Rebecca East, Linda Alexander, Debbie Belton, Carolyn Inman, Wanda Ayers. THIRD ROW: Don Pace, Mike Curry, David Helms, David Bullins, Ken Correll, Jeff Wigmgton, Lee Hill, Petie Slate. FOURTH ROW: Frankie Nowlin, Richard Hazelwood, Roger Beasley, Roger Holt, David Anderson, Gary Bullins, Bill Cox, Ronnie Haley, Jimmy Williams, J. C. Joyce. SGC Grade Level Chairmen, Ronnie Haley and Janet Fain, help Mrs. Hopkins with the bulletin board in the Guidance Office. Student Guidance Committee. Student Council Co-ordinate Activities At Stuart High School Clayton Hamm and Mr. Rigney look over SCA materials. SCA OFFICERS: Clay¬ ton Hamm, President; Darlene Thomas, Sec¬ retary; Lee Hill, Vice- President; Karen Adams, Treasurer; Richard Foley, Reporter. Jin . -1 1 y. a - ftp 57 mi W ZT m mk a ; i i ■ ' 1 JJI’ • A •wjra iSBmt V ' I. ' , ■; •;.• • ' ■’XJP 1ik m FIRST ROW: Wayne Ray, Billy Doss. SEC¬ OND ROW: Anne Baug- han, Faythe Roberson, Karen Adams. THIRD ROW: Kathy Rogers, Ronnie Williams, Sandra Hylton. FOURTH ROW: Janet Fain, Bobby Hanby, Ronnie Haley, Brenda Tatum, Larry Fulcher. FIRST ROW: Philip Slate, Carolyn Turner, Mike Dalton, Cathy Foley, Tommie Rakes. SECOND ROW: Rebecca East, Kakie Akers, Karen Adams, Mary Alice Byers, Deborah Roberts. THIRD ROW: Victor Williams, Darlene Thomas, Debbie Belton, Sherry Hughes, Linda Alexander, Brenda Tatum. FOURTH ROW: Lee Hill, Kenneth Correll, Billy Doss, Roger Beasley. FIFTH ROW: Clayton Hamm, Mike Curry, Ronnie Haley, Wayne Craig. snsgg • ' • ■ | f i £ J. 52222 r ABOVE, Roger Beasley; LEFT, Darlene Thomas. Faculty Selects Seniors As 1970 Chosen by the faculty as the Class of 1970 ' s out¬ standing graduates were eight seniors who contributed much while attending Stuart High School. This selection was made on the basis of the students ' scholarship, leadership, and citizenship characteristics. Scholarship not only included grade averages of the students, but also their honest efforts and con¬ tributions to their classes. Holding offices in the clubs at Stuart was only one LEFT, Bill Cox; BELOW, Beverly Rogers. ABOVE, Dana Epps; RIGHT, Billy Doss Eight Excelling Outstanding Graduates 1 V ' - 1ft • k % ' V f ,0 r m L 1 r ; A Wi M 1 i 1 mSm phase of the development of leadership. Dedication was a prime requisite for every club ' s successful ven¬ tures. Citizenship is a great deal more than a superficial trait. A sense of loyalty to one ' s school, community, friends, and ideals must be upheld in order to be loyal to one ' s self. Being of service to others is a true measure of success. RIGHT, Rebecca East; BELOW, Mike Curry. Final Miss SHS Chosen From Final Graduating Class Mrs. Richard D. Hudson directed one of Stuart ' s finest pageants as She Walks in Beauty was presented at Stuart High School. The contest was sponsored by the Stuart Beta Club to earn money to help defray Beta Convention expenses. With perfection as their goal, the girls practiced to prepare themselves for the evening of competition. Selected by the judges as Miss Stuart High School was a senior, Beverly Rogers. She and each of the other six finalists represented Stuart in the Lions Club sponsored Miss Patrick County Pageant in May. Miss Stuart High School, Beverly Rogers. First Runner-up, Linda Vipperman. Second Runner-Up, Carol Blackard. Third Runner-Up, Kakie Akers. The crowning of Miss Stuart High highlights an exciting evening for audience and contestants alike. Fifth Runner-Up, Evonne Hill. Fourth Runner-Up, Ann Dalton. The director of the beauty pageant, Mrs. Richard Hudson, poses with the six lovely finalists. MISS JEB NOMINEES: Deborah Roberts, Rebecca East, Carol Blackard, Beverly Williams, and Patty Harris. Students Elect Senior From Class Nominees As Miss JEB of 1970 Miss JEB means something special to each girl who receives the title. Candidates for Miss JEB are selected by their re¬ spective high school classes and each student purchas¬ ing a copy of the JEB is allowed to vote for the girl of his choice. Miss JEB is presented with the first copy of the new yearbook. Runner-up, Beverly Williams; Miss JEB, Rebecca East. IFYE Anne Foley tells of her stay in Spain to Stuart 4-H Clubs. Special Events Brighten Year Stuart was very fortunate to have Anne Foley, the International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, come and tell about living with families in rural Spain. The Coed Hi-Y presented a much enjoyed Christmas assembly in which the faculty recreated Santa ' s work¬ shop. Albert Thomas, Vicky Hill, Debra Tatum, Theresa Foddrell, and Forest Hill were in the Forensics one act play program. Much talent was shown by the student actors who presented Couldn ' t I Kiss You Good Night. 0 Mr. Rigney and Mr. Tobler seem to enjoy their little escapade! 84 Mrs. Dalton helps Carol Smart and Diane Foley as they find that work and pleasure mix well in pre¬ paring for a spectacular Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Roger Martin serves Darlene Thomas to help make this a very special evening. SHS Homecoming, Jr.-Sr. Become History A fitting and memorable evening was the 1969 Jr.-Sr., Gone with the Wind. After the meal, music was provided by the Soulsations. The ' 70 Homecoming court included Mary Alice Byers, Eddie Wood, Rebecca East, Steve Lawson, Carolyn Inman, Tommy Tatum, Linda Alexander, Andy Anderson, James Foddrell, Brenda Tatum, Roger Martin, Darlene Thomas, David Helms, and Beverly Rogers as the Cats gained an easy victory over Wool- wine. Mr. Woods crowns Mary Alice Byers Homecoming Queen 1970. Leading Students Recognized For Noteworthy Achievements The DAR Good Citizenship award is given to a senior girl nominated by her class and chosen by the faculty, on the basis of her participation in church, school, and community activities. Each year the six juniors with the highest academic averages are chosen as Junior Marshals. These students participate in the Commencement, Baccalaureate, and Class Day exercises. Girls ' and Boys ' State Representatives, selected each year by local civic organizations to attend government conferences at Radford College and William and Mary College. In their stay, they learn more of their govern¬ ment at the state and local level. Delegates ' Sponsors were: Diane Foley, JEB Stuart Women ' s Club; Rebecca East, Darlene Thomas, and Roger Beasley, the American Legion. DAR GOOD CITIZEN: Darlene Thomas JUNIOR MARSHALS: Rebecca East, Mike Curry, Darlene Thomas, Roger Beasley, Dana Epps, and Billy Doss. L V -4 - T ■ ] FFA SWEETFIEART CONTESTANTS: Pam Hines, Cathy Vipperman, Mary Alice Byers, Shirley Seay, Connie Blackard. Candidates for F.F.A. Sweetheart are nominated by the members of the F.F.A. to represent their respective classes. These girls are thought to be outstanding mem¬ bers of their classes and are voted on by the student body on the basis of their personalities and popularity. GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' STATE DELEGATES: Rebecca East, Roger Beasley, and Darlene Thomas. F.F.A. SWEETHEART: Connie Blackard g||||gg 4W 4 |||||||| ■4 X MU Sports Coach Hudson and Shotgun plan strategy for next Quarter. Scoreboard SHS 0 Bassett 38 SHS 26 North Stokes 55 SHS 20 Drewry Mason 58 SHS 6 F ielda le-Co 11 i nsvi 11 e 53 SHS 36 Stoneville 20 SHS 44 Hillsville 14 SHS 14 Floyd 42 SHS 12 Independence 62 Hillsville player not fast enough to escape Wildcat. Spencer Leads Wildcat Eleven Wildcat line exhibits good power, opens gaps for backfield in victory over Hillsville. 90 FIRST ROW: Victor Williams, Carl Handy, Johnny Witt, David Anderson, Don Pace, Roger Beasley, David Smith, Danny Stacy, Richard Foley. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Steve Hudson, Roger Holt, Lee Gilley, Clayton Hamm, David Bullins, Tommy Rakes, Jeff Wigington, Richard Spencer, Roger Oakley, Mark Cooper, Assistant Coach Joe Cobbler. CENTER: Mascot Kelly Witt. In First Varsity Season Clayton picks his way through Bengal defense, gains crucial yardage. Now try to get it to me this time! Curry and Holt lead blocking, pave pathway for Spencer in varsity CAPTAINS: Clayton Hamm and Richard Spencer, debut vs. Bassett. What in the world are you talking about? 92 Where is the defense? In the first half of the Wildcat season defeat crushed the cats. Although Stuart lost two key men, Lee Hill and quarterback Mike Curry, the Wildcats came back to win a 36—20 victory over Stoneville. They won their second consecutive victory crushing Hillsville 44—14. Disaster struck the cats in the next game losing to Floyd 42—14. Stuart ' s last encounter of the season brought another loss to Independence 62—12. Offensively, Richard Spencer was the workhorse for the Wildcats, carrying the ball 143 times, gaining 1226 yards and totaling 100 points. Shotgun also led the Piedmont district in scoring and total yards. The Wild¬ cats team also led the district in passing, were second in rushing, and led in total yards gained. Tommy Rakes, the freshman quarterback, came in midway through the season to combine with Clayton Hamm who led the team and district with 17 receptions for 386 yards. Rakes threw 61 times for 443 yards. This is where the game is won. Coach and quarterback. 93 Gun paces past Bengal ' s for two pointer Lee hits from corner against Bassett ' s defense. Cager Crunch Foes — District Carl Handy, Richard Spencer, Jerome Foddrell, Bill Cox, Joe Cobbler, Coach, Ronnie Haley, Lee Hill, Jeff Wigington, Terry Martin. 94 Bill slips it over for two easy points. The Stuart Wildcats showed fierce determination and spirit in their first year of Piedmont competition. Handicapped by lack of height and bench strength, the Wildcats after two opening losses came back with a 72—47 victory over Woolwine. After two more losses Hardin Reynolds and Fieldale-Collinsville the Cats scored a 61 -53 victory over Blue Ridge. After two more consecutive losses, the Wildcats stomped Blue Ridge 91—68 in a rematch. Once more the Cats lost again to Fieldale-Collinsville and then won 84—82 OT over Floyd. The Wildcat offense was led by Richard Shotgun Spencer who was at the present time the area leading scorer and third highest scorer in the state with an average of 25.7. Terry Martin was the Wildcats playmaker averaging 14 points a game. Bill Cox, Jerome Foddrell, and Lee Hill rounded out the starting lineup. Backing the team were Ronnie Haley, Carl Handy, and Richard Hazelwood. Opposition Too Much Bill moves the ball against North Stokes ' defense. 95 Terry beats Bengal out for easy basket. Scoreboard SHS 40 North Stokes 53 SHS 44 Chatham 62 SHS 72 Woolwine 47 SHS 43 Hardin-Reynolds 67 SHS 73 F ielda le-Col 1 i nsvi 1 le 98 SHS 61 Blue Ridge 53 SHS 57 Bassett 71 SHS 67 Drewry Mason 76 SHS 91 Blue Ridge 68 SHS 57 F ielda le-Co 11 i nsvi 1 le 87 SHS 84 Floyd 82 SHS 71 Bassett 85 SHS 74 Floyd 90 SHS 83 Drewry Mason 86 SHS 96 Woolwine 55 SHS 92 Critz OT 96 Lee moves ball against North Stokes ' defense. 96 97 FIRST ROW: Carol Blackard, Jane Hunt, Melissa Ross, Darlene Thomas, Linda Alexander, Rebecca East, Mary Alice Byers. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Agnew, Coach, Connie Blackard, LaVern Tatum, Sherry Bell, Joan Baliles, Janet Fain, Sophia Hodnett, Debbie Lawless. Teamwork And Hustle Lead To Victory Beck cans two despite tight defense. Scoreboard SHS 14 Woolwine 25 SHS 9 HRMS 53 SHS 26 Blue Ridge 23 SHS 27 Blue Ridge 34 SHS 41 Meadows of Dan 21 SHS 45 Woolwine 42 SCOREKEEPER: Ida Turner. MANAGERS: Beverly Williams, Carolyn Inman. Not pictured, Wanda Ayers. 98 Carol blocks baseline on Warriorette. Linda races by defense for easy two points. The girl ' s varsity basketball team under the direction of Miss Cynthia Agnew, had another success¬ ful season. After meeting tough opposition in their first two games, the girls went on to a tight victory over Blue Ridge. Rebecca East, having recovered from a broken foot, led the scoring with 11 points. Linda and Carol proved to be an excellent passing and handling team as Linda started this game as a roving player. The second string had its chance to shine when every team member participated in the 41—21 triumph over the Meadows of Dan Cardinals. Teamwork, talent, and desire added up to a victory against Woolwine, placing the team in second place in the district. The defensive powerhouse lay in Janet and Darlene. Offense was led by Mary Alice with an im¬ pressive 14 points followed closely by Rebecca with 12 and Carol with 9. Mary Alice crosses up Reb defense. Deadly from underneath the basket, Linda proves to be too much for B.R.H.S. 100 VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: Mary Alice Byers, Rebecca East, and Linda Alexander. Victory Over Woolwine Janie scares Bulldogs and snatches Carol scores over Bulldog’s tight defense. Keeps Cats Fighting ball as Beck and Carol gander Being triple-teamed makes no difference to Mary Alice as she scores two for Stuart. Left unguarded, Debbie zeroes in on basket S ' V $ James Hicks has easy lay up against Spartan. Stuart ' s Junior Varsity Boys, new to the Ranks of Pied¬ mont District, proved to be worthy opponents. Under the supervision of Coach Hudson, five starters plus two valuable subs provided the strength that results in a successful season. The first five were Johnny Witt, David Anderson, James Hicks, Petie Slate, and Keith Nowlin. The two Subs were Ray Martin and Tommy Rakes. Though the loss of some possible starters in the early part of the season hurt the Wildcats they still came back as a powerful threat. Scoreboard SHS 33 North Stokes 65 SHS 51 Woolwine 56 SHS 34 Chatham 40 SHS 45 Blue Ridge 43 SHS 62 Red Bank 32 SHS 43 F ieldale-Col linsvil le 69 SHS 35 Bassett 68 SHS 44 Drewey Mason 64 SHS 52 Meadows of Dan 63 SHS 38 Fieldale-Collinsville 60 SHS 57 Floyd 72 SHS 61 H.R.M.S. 36 SHS 55 Bassett 64 SHS 59 Floyd 60 SHS 38 Drewey Mason 69 J.V. Gain Experience For P.C.H.S. Scorekeeper, Stewart Roberson. Keith Nowlin shoots against tough defense. 102 FIRST ROW: Ray Martin, Terry Tatum, Johnny Witt, David Anderson, Pete Slate, Tommy Rakes, Keith Nowlin. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Williams, James Hicks, Mark Davis, Jeffery Amos, Gerald Foley, Gary Bullins, Philip Slate, Steve Hudson, Coach. 103 Jeannine Keckler, Linda Ayers, Beverly Rogers, Debby Belton, Libby Forbes, Sandra Hylton. SHS Cheerleaders Spark Enthusiasm Who you gonna yell for? SHS! A little louder now! Possessing a desire to bring victory to the last Wildcat teams, the varsity cheerleaders sparked school spirit this year in both foot¬ ball and basketball games. In victory or de¬ feat they tried to maintain enthusiasm by a variety of new and original cheers. Under the guidance of Mrs. Jim Akers, the cheerleaders sponsored two pep rallies and made several banners and posters. 104 Linda and Jeannine approach football season with en thusiasm. SUBSTITUTES: Susan Handy, Judy Ray Energetic cheerleaders encourage student support. FIRST ROW: Bobbie Hanby, Kakie Akers, Jane Anglin. SECOND ROW: Helen Kastretsios, Nancy Witt, Brenda Cassady. J.V. Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders encourage Wildcats to fight for a victory. Bobbie helps keep team morale high. Directed by Mrs. Pat Slate, the J.V. cheer¬ leaders have given much time and effort to acquire precision motions and learn new cheers. These six girls have added a great amount of pep and spirit to junior varsity games. Co-captains for the squad are Nancy Witt and Kakie Akers. 106 FIRST ROW: Hylton Tatum, Manager, Wade Puckett, Jerome Foddrell, Richard Spencer, Johnny Witt, Jerry Helmes. SECOND ROW Steve Hudson, Coach, John Spencer, Carl Handy, Pete Slate, Johnny Foddrell, Ricky Hudson, Manager. Cindermen Capture District Title Richard clears bar to remain in competition. Carl goes for five points in the 100 yard dash vs Floyd. The Wildcats trackmen, although giving a poor showing in area competition, came to life at the 69 State track meet finishing 7th in a field of 23 teams from across the state. The Wildcats were led by Richard Spencer who scored a total of 91 points in 5 meets including 13 first place finishes. 107 Clayton covers the plate, prevents opponents much needed run. Coach Cobbler gives Lee a few tips on base running. Wildcat ' s Nine Bang Way To Undefeated FIRST ROW: Lee Hill, Terry Martin, Jeff Wigington, Richard Hazlewood, J. C. Joyce, Roger Beasley, Clayton Hamm, Tommy Hamm. SECOND ROW: Joe Cobler, Coach, Gary Bull ins. Manager, Pete Slate, Johnny Witt, Tommy Rakes, Keith Nowlin, Mark Davis, Keith Hopkins, Darrell Bowling, Manager. 108 The Wildcat baseball team scratched and clawed their way to a 10—0 record in 1969, their first un¬ defeated season in years. The major reason for the ' Cats success on the diamond was the hitting power displayed by the team. Mike Curry slammed the ball at a .515 clipp while Steve Hazlewood, Terry Martin, and Clayton Hamm had .500, .455, and .447 averages respectively. Hamm was also a standout with the glove, committing just one error in 88 chances. Hazlewood hurled his way to an 8—0 record in¬ cluding a couple of two-hitters and striking out 76 in 48 innings. He also had a microscopic 0.37 ERA. Stuart rang up such scores in district games as 24—1, 19—0, 18—3, and 27—3 in their last season in ' R ' . 10-0 Season Plant your feet, flex your muscles, shift your weight, bull. Why can ' t I just hit the ball? M It ' s a bunt, Mike ' s speciality. Lee scores while opponents can only watch . 109 m ■ ' . g;,; ai Elementary Students study the basics of art through construction of posters. Seventh Graders Gain Experience To Timothy Bell Kim Bowling Marcia Boyer Eddie Clark Camilla Collins Clayton Collins Pam Collins Susan Collins Mike Cooper Helen Corns Barry Corns Frankie Corns Mike Craig Peggy Dalton Steve Dalton Gail Epps Douglas Fain Paulette Fain Sharon Fain Linda Faye Flippin Marc Flippin Lloyd Foddrell Turner Foddrell Kenneth Foley Rickey Fulcher Kenny Goin Roger Gray Harold Gregory Evelyn Gunter Janet Leigh Hall James Hamm Brenda Sue Handy Virginia Harris Melanie Hazlewood Terry Lee Helms 112 Deborah Hill Shelby Hill Roger Hines Patsy Holt Harley Ray Hopkins Phillip Hubbard Revonda Hubbard Kaye Hutchens Brenda Inman Patricia Ann Inman Steve Jones Bennie Gay Joyce Josanne Joyce Kathy Joyce Kim Keckler Aleta Lawson Carolyn Mane Linster Eugene Linster Keith Martin Mary Martin Teddy Martin Meet The Challenge Of High School Life Robert Moore Delano Morrison Sharon Murphy Larry Nowlin Pattie Overby Arnold Pack Carl Lee Pack Joy Ann Pack C. L. Pilson Carol Rakes James Rakes Marion Rakes Nathanael Roberson Richard Rorrer Lorene Rucker Jennifer Scott Danny Shelton Anne Smith Howard Smith Grace Sowder Charlie Spence Lisa Spradlin Cabell Staples Gail Sutphin David Tatum Louise Thomas Joanne Vipperman Raymond Vipperman Nancy Wilds Kenneth Willard Eddie Williams Mark Williams Rachel Williams Samuel Williams Terri Lynne Williams 113 Students work math problems for the class. Sixth Graders Reach The HalfWay Mark Jane Adams Terry Amos Gary Anderson Thomas Bailey John Barnett Clark Baughan Kenneth Biggs Richard Biggs Charles Bowman Dennis Bowman Eddie Burnette Susan Campbell Be n Carter Brenda Clement James Davis Dawn Fain Billy Flippin Karen Floyd Jeannie Foddrell Rebecca Fulcher Steve Griffin Charles Hamm Jeffrey Handy Philip Handy Susan Handy Gary Hatcher James Hatcher Keith Hazelwood Joe Hiatt Annette Hill 114 James Holt Linda Holt Philip Holt Boaty Hudgins Teresa Hughes Janice Ingle Billy Inman Terry Jones Shirley King John Law I I Ellis Lawson Phyllis Light Susan Martin =N New And Dueling Struggles Lie Ahead Elaine Massie Nancy Moore Clay Morris Sharon Nowlin Steve Phillips William Pilson Peggy Price Miles Priddy Clarence Puckett Kenneth Pullins Donny Rakes Eric Rakes Houston Roberson Kirk Shelton Donna Simmons Penny Simmons Patricia Spence Jason Spencer Bill Sutphin David Tatum Sparks Thomas Sharon Turner Deborah Vipperman Daniel Williams Terry Williams Debra Williams Kay Williams Beverly Wood Clayton Wright Ann Wright 115 Fifth Graders examine crayfish. Advanced Math Presents Problems To Fifth Grades Sarah Baughan Lisa Bryant Cathy Burnett Tommy Burnette Michael Carter Clarence Cassady Wayne Cassady Martin Clark Susan Clark Donnie Clifton Gail Collins Matt Corbett Dale Curry Cheryl Custer Cathy Dalton Gerald Dollarhite Samuel Doss Beverly Fain Harvey Fain James Fain Dale Foddrell Rumae Foddrell Denise Foley Eddie Foley Ronnie Gammons Amy Gilley Michael Glenn Carolyn Goad Mark Goad Robert Gregory Timothy Gregory Karen Gunther Tommy Hall 116 Bobby Harris Carolyn Hazelwood Elecia Hazelwood Susan Helms Donna Hill Ivan Hill Rodney Holt Tony Holt Garry Howell Pamela Hubbard Kathy Hudson Ricky Hughes Allen Hutchens Jeffery Hylton Ronnie Jefferson Linda Joyce Maryln Lane Brenda Lawless Jerald Lawless Richard Lawson Alma Light And Brings About Need For More Intense Study Wanda Mabe Daryl Moore Linda Moore Jeanette O ' Dell Denise Pace Tangie Pendleton Ray Penn Carol Price Eva Puckett Deborah Rakes Ruth Rakes Anna Maria Roberson Joel Roberson Richard Rucker Ronald Rucker Lemuel Scott Angela Simmons Jerome Simmons Donna Ruth Smith Karen Spencer Richard Stevens Frankie Thomas Rachel Thomas Cathy Turner Jeff Turner Benjamin Vyule Richard Ward Linda Willard Emma Williams Rodger Williams Roger Williams Ronnie Woods Marvin Woods Dennis Wright ( ci ' f 117 David Adams Karen Barnett Lois Barnwell Rebecca Barnwell Miss Hall explains a problem to the class. Study Of History Takes Fourth Graders Into Past Henrietta Biggs Warren Blackard Glenda Sue Boothe Carol Bowman Ruby Bowman Debra Boyd Beckey Branch Lillie Branch Nancy Dianne Carter Nancy Carter Vicki Carter Ronnie Cassady Linda Jo Clark Nancy Clifton Barry Collins LaVerne Dalton Stephen Davis Ella Dean DeHart Ellis DeHart Phyllis Anne DeHart John Dunn, Jr. Carl Fain Darryl Fain Lala Fain Martha Sue Fain Eddie Flippin Sammy Floyd, Jr. Allison Foddrell Anita Foley Becky Foley Steven Edward Gunter Jimmy Handy Luci Handy Vickie Lee Harbour Jimmy Harris David Hatcher Larry Hawks Danny Hazelwood Kimberly Hazelwood Perry Helms Debra Hiatt Michael Hill 118 Rita Holt Lamar Howell Pamela Hubbard Patricia Hubbard Lee Wren Hudgins Evans Hughes Kathy Hughes Mary Lynn Hughes Murry Hughes Mike Inman Bobby Jefferson Kenneth Justice Darlene King Carl Lee Lawson Joan Lawson Margaret Lawson Jeffrey Layman Betty Jane Lyon Carolyn Martin James Martin Linda Sue Martin Alicia Massie Thomas Massey Grady Lee Moore Donna Morrison Sandy Morse Gary Odell Ricky Overby Connie Pack Deborah Pendleton Jennifer Penn Anthony Powell Randy Price Randal Pruitt Leon Puckett Alesia Pullins Christopher Rakes Shirley Rakes Danny Roberson Mark Anthony Roberson Richard Roberson Timmy Rogers Tammy Rorrer Melvin Scott Curtis Shelton Barry Sheppard Margaret Simmons Shelby Slate Shannon Smith Vicky Smith Faith Sowder Gregory Spradlin Keith Staples Clyde Sutphin Karen Thompson Sandra Turner Sandra Vaughn Betsy Williams Gerald Williams Teresa Wood Leland Woodall Terri Ellen Woods Ronald Wayne Wright 119 Jerome Dale Bailey Shirley Barnswell Tammy Boothe Robin Bowling Lora Bowman Shirley Bowman Dean Allen Branch Mary Ann Cassady Marlon Clark Steven M. Clifton Third Graders take a break. Third Graders Learn To Work Together Thomas Conner Andrew Dalton Randy Davis Katherine Doe Betty Lou Fain Delene Fain Mary Lee Fain Philip Fain Richard Fain Jerry Foley Ann Fulcher William Ray Goad Malissa Gray David Gregory Keith Bruce Gunter Charles Steven Hall Jim Hall Tammy Hall Charles Handy Peggy Handy Teresa Harbour Roger Keith Harbour George Harris Roger Hatcher Virginia Hatcher Coy Wayne Hensley Thomas Hensley Denise Machelle Hill James Hill Miranda Hill Sharon Hollandsworth Andy Holt Glen Curtis Holt Linda Holt Wilbur Holt 120 Beverly Howell Lester Hughes Rita Hughes Tommy Hutchens Danny Joyce Johnny Kastretsios Calvin Lawson Edward Blane Lawson Katie Lawson Timothy Lawson Gloria Linster Thurman Linster Teresa Lynn Mabe Delphine Martin Joseph Martin Karen Martin Susie Martin Rita Morris Donna Morrison Connie Overby Eddie Overby And Realize The Importance Of Co-operation Johnny Pilson Scott Priddy Linda Puckett William Puckett Jimmy Quesinberry Leonard Kent Rakes Sandra Kaye Rakes Timmy H. Rakes David Reed Larry Riddle Deborah Roberson Teresa Roberson Virginia Roberson Glenda Rorrer Charles L. Ross Larry Scott Rose Scott Dennis Shelton Danny Sheppard Monica Smith Rusty Smith Gregory Spence Lisa Spencer Glenn Sutphin Eric Tatum Steven Tatum Mary Thomas Beth Turner James Webster Barry Williams Bart Williams Becky Williams Patricia Williams Warren Williams Kimberly Wood 121 Dottie Anderson LaDonna Arrington Playing games are fun for second graders. Second Graders Develope Writing Skills Shawn Bell James Curtis Blackard Carolyn Bowman Cletus Bowman Mark Boyer Bob Burnette Bill Burnette Chris Byers Charles Evan Cassell Joe Clark Connie Corns Barry Curry Susan Dalton Elva Fam Wade Fain Kathy Floyd Kennel Foley Mark Gammons Jimmy Lee Goad Betty Goard Alisa Flail Regina Hall Susan Hanby Charles Harris Sheree Harris Jeffery Hatcher Mildred Hazelwood Bonnie V. Hill ■■ 122 Mary Hill Benjamin Holt Carolyn Holt Dorothy Ann Howell Brenda Hughes David Scott Hughes Larry Ray Hughes Iris Hylton Douglas Joyce Jay Joyce Vivian Joyce Suzanne Lawson Brenda Martin Leon Martin Teresa Martin Theresa Martin Curtis McAlexander Joelynn Mullins New Mathematics Series Is Initiated Brenda Kaye Moore Deborah Lynn Moore Frank R. Moore Roger Moore Ricky Morrison Brewster Pendleton, Jr. Sarah Pendleton Jerry Pilson Jeffrey P owell John Rakes Cephus Redd Kregg Roberson Lisa Roberson Judy Carol Rogers Linda Rogers Mark Rorrer Kelly Sheppard Walter B. Sink, Jr. Scott Smith Harold Spencer Gail Tayko Alethea Turner Harvey Allen Turner Michael Turner Mark Walker Joan Williams Cheryl Wimbish Deborah Woods 123 First Graders construct display case. Joey Barnswell JBt« WJ fl Kimberly Barbour Beverly Beach V V, A. PI Connie Belcher Donna Biggs Glenda Bowman Kenneth Bowman Susie Bowman - ' First Graders Adjust To New Way Of Life Walter Timothy Brackett Sandra Gail Carter Diane Cassady Teresa Cassady Tammy Jean Cassady Lee Clark Perry Clark William Clark James Conner James Crannell William Custer Dou glas Fain Samuel Odell Fain Steve Edward Fisher Jon Flippm Jerry Francis Susan Gunter Lorm Hall Randall Hall Jody Hanks Lesla Harbour Roy Taylor Harris Daryl Hatcher Linda Sue Hatcher Sherry Lynn Helms Eddie Hensely Jeri Lynn Hill Regenia Hill 124 Brenda Hollandworth Irran Hookey Dwight Holt Kimberly Howell Randy Lee Hughes Sylvia Mae Hughes Kevin Jones Benny Lee King Lesia Lawson Lennis Jane Lawson William Michael Lawson Patricia Layman Kaye Martin Lawrence Timothy Moore Myra Morris Margaret Leigh Moss Barry Mullins James Gary Newman Mitch Nowlin Sandra Overby Kimberly Pendleton Begin The Long Journey Lying Ahead Perry Price David Rakes Lark Rakes Tina Rakes Robert Reynolds Beverly Lynn Riddle Lydia Roberson Sherry Denise Rogers Everette Scott Reva Sue Scott James Sheets Geraldine Sink Thomas Sink Paul Scotty Smith, Jr. Ronald Smith Larry Sowder Bill Spencer Daryl Timothy Spencer Anne Swofford Delano Wayne Tatum Jeffrey Dean Vaughn Dale Wade Gerald Willard Michael Willard Barbara Williams Jerry Williams Lori Williams James Curtis Wood 125 FINNEY BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. For good food buys and Gulf gasoline shop at Custom Kitchen Cabinets Hardwood Flooring Hardware Paints Building Supplies Phone 647-6622 Patrick Springs, Virginia Route 220 Martinsville, Virginia TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET MORGAN MOTORS, INC. For convenience and good prices shop at Your Authorized Volkswagen Dealer Think PUCKETT’S SUPER MARKET Small Downtown Route 220 North Stuart, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Phone 638-8873 126 g l lt®V iffS w. V ' ,-a � v4 ' M, :4..i t« fsmmi I® MiflP s mu yf Jm mm owMm { - ' vA’Jm mmm Ti‘ « Visit the CIRCLE M ZOO 10 miles west of Stuart on Route 58. 127 For the finest in shoes and bags, shop McCOLLUM-FERRELL Downtown Martinsville and Danville, Virginia MARTINSVILLE OPTICAL COMPANY Let us fill your eyeglass prescription 10 W. Church Street Martinsville, Virginia (j eggett Department Store Your Happy Shopping Store David ' s Jeep is serviced at STUART GULF SER¬ VICE. W. BLAIR CLARK, AGENT HUMBLE OIL AND REFINING COMPANY ALLEN’S BEAUTY CENTER An accredited school of cosmetology Martinsville, Virginia 694-3772 Stuart, Virginia Downtown Martinsville and Collinsville Shopping Center GULFLEX 128 At American of Martinsville, we have 2500 people all working to make the finest furniture possible. Our quality designs are in homes, hotels and motels from coast to coast. Best wishes from all of us. AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE Martinsville, Virginia MAMIE’S DRESS SHOP For the top fifty and the finest in albums go to 195 N. Main Street Mt. Airy, North Carolina- THE MUSIC SHOP CARNATION MILK Phone 694-3583 COMPANY Stuart, Virginia Milk from Contented Cows Stuart, Virginia Compliments of CLARK BROTHERS Building Supplies Phone 694-7158 Stuart, Virginia 130 Pool goes better with Coke. MARTINSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Martinsville, Virginia 131 Compliments of TED’S ROSES STORES Mt. Airy, North Carolina See the 1970 Chevrolets at STUA RT MOTOR CO. Stuart, Virginia The exciting fashion store for men, teens, and the girls, too. On East Main Downtown Martinsville STUART MERCANTILE Stuart, Virginia A. D. HOPKINS Distributor of Gulf Oil Products [Gulf] Phone 694-3780 Stuart, Virginia 132 Wouldn’t YOU like to be on the winning team? FINISH YOUR EDUCATION, THEN INVESTIGATE THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE FASTEST GROWING COMPANY IN THE FURNITURE INDUSTRY •NEWS FRONT MAGAZINE-JULY. 1967. liniiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiinwr S ' TV UNTI-.IEY FxjFtnsriTXjFtE company, inc. ' Nlililllilliii STUART FINANCE AND SMALL LOAN CORP. 694-3875 Stuart, Virginia FAMILY DISCOUNT 694-3975 Stuart, Virginia STUART LAUNDROMAT 694-3792 Stuart, Virginia Compliments of ASHBY’S ESSO Stuart, Virginia VIRGINIAN Restaurant and Guest Home Meals — Sandwiches and Short Orders All rooms air-conditioned Phones — Television Stuart, Virginia 133 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 70 from BLUE RIDGE NURSING HOME, INC. Phone 694-3183 Stuart, Virginia 134 MARTIN’S TEXACO AND TIRE RECAPPING GOAD AND BELTON Distributors of: Phillips 66 Products Goodyear Tires Stuart, Virginia Patrick Springs, Virginia MOODY FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL Ambulance Service Phone 694-3145 E. Blue Ridge Street Stuart, Virginia Roger shows Sherry one of the many fine pieces of furniture at BEASLEY ' S FURNITURE STORE. GfestemKjuto ■■■ Associate Store Fashionable styles for the entire family can be found at PRILLAMAN AND MABE NICHOLS CLOTHING CO. 694-5481 Stuart, Virginia 153 N. Main Street Mt. Airy, North Carolina 135 The Home of Distinctive Floral Arrangements ANDERSON’S FLOWER SHOP BASSETT FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 694-3752 Stuart, Virginia THE ENTERPRISE Your Hometown Newspaper for over 50 years Bassett, Virginia Stuart, Virginia Anne says, “When shopping for more than one, go to MICK or MACK in Uptown, Stuart. JAMES W. BOAZ INSURANCE AGENCY Nationwide Insurance 694-3169 Stuart, Virginia NADEAN’S FABRIC SHOP For a wide variety of fabrics and sewing notions Stuart, Virginia 136 TWIN FORD SALES Genuine Parts Auto Repair Auto Painting Used Cars Trucks 24 Hour Wrecker Service 694-3126 Stuart, Virginia For service with a smile see Ernest Curry and Clyde Fain at CURRY’S ESSO Martinsville, Virginia WOOD’S COLD STORAGE ‘Home of Fine Apples R ichmond Tires RCA Appliances ‘Bassett Furniture ‘Texaco Gasoline Route 4 Stuart, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 70 Uptown Stuart, Virginia UNITED ELASTIC CO. Compliments of Division of LEED’S MUSIC CENTER J. P. STEVENS CO., INC. Downtown Martinsville Collinsville Shopping Center Nordan, Danville EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Stuart, Virginia 137 BASSETT-WALKER KNITTING COMPANY, INC. Stuart Division — Stuart, Virginia Walker Division — Martinsville, Virginia Bassett Division - - Bassett, Virginia ROANOKE CITY MILLS Have your shoes repaired at VIRGINIA SHOE SHOP Home of: Main Street Stuart, Virginia Metropolitan and Light White Flour Flour Feed 1 For a lovely hairdo Roanoke, Virginia PAULINE’S BEAUTY SHOP Stuart, Virginia 138 Visit your SEARS Mail-Order Store Uptown, Stuart, Virginia BOAZ DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Fill up at DOWNTOWN PHILLIPS 66 Stuart, Virginia Get The Best — Get Sealtest Complete dairy service . . . right to your door. Phone 647-5383 Virginia Avenue Collinsville, Virginia STUART LUMBER CORPORATION Manufacturers of PARTICLE BOARD AND OAK FLOORING Phone 694-7151 Stuart, Virginia EASTHAMPTON RUBBER THREAD COMPANY SOUTHERN DIVISION Stuart, Virginia 140 ANGLIN INSURANCE AGENCY BOOTH-WHITE SPORTS SHOP, INC Agents: Arko D. Anglin Charles E. Dalton Phone 792-8036 304 Main Street Your Business is Wanted and Appreciated Danville, Vjrginja Phone 694-3159 Stuart, Virginia JOHN LAWSON, JR. Local and Long Distance Refrigerated Trucking Stuart, Virginia Sweet tooth? Visit REED ' S candy counter. PATRICK SPRINGS ESSO WHEO Serving Virginia and North Carolina Fast, friendly service and famous Esso Products Stuart, Virginia Patrick Springs, Virginia James East, Prop. 141 C. W. HOLT CO. Kakie chooses from a wide selection of sweaters at STUART DEPT. STORE. The House of Quality Martinsville, Virginia FAREE’S, INC. For the girl who cares what she wears Mt. Airy, North Carolina 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 77 years Member F. D. I. C. 142 For low prices plus S H Green Stamps shop ALEXANDER’S FOOD MARKET Main Street Stuart, Virginia Solve your gift worries at DALTON’S JEWELERS Stuart, Virginia THE MARTINSVILLE BULLETIN Im talaphona company 204 Broad Street Martinsville, Virginia 143 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STUART Member F.D.I.C. A FULL SERVICE V BANK Member Federal Reserve System YOUR FRIENDLY HOME-OWNED BANK Stuart, Virginia 144 STUART DRUG STORE Phone 694-3167 Quality — Courtesy — Service Robert L. Richardson — W. C. Baughn Compliments of W. G. ATKINS AND SON STUART DRY CLEANERS Self-Service Grocery Furniture G.E. Appliances Woolwine, Virginia Stuart, Virginia OLD DOMINION RESTAURANT Finest in Food Stuart, Virginia 145 BANK WHERE YOU GET COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Bank Money Orders ‘Chec king Accounts ‘Savings Accounts ‘Savings Certificates ‘Cashier ' s Checks ‘Traveler ' s Checks ‘Trust Service ‘Night Service ‘Night Depository ‘Vacation Club ‘Christmas Club ‘Safe Deposit Boxes ‘Bank by Mail ‘Automobile Loans ‘Commercial Loans ‘Personal Loans ‘Mortgage Loans ‘Home Improvements And Many Other Friendly Banking Services Member of F.D.I.C. Office of r A FULU SERVICE l. BANKi PATRICK COUNTY BANK Stuart, Virginia 146 HUDSON ' S DRUG STORE has a wide selection of cards for all occasions. % ft ' TODAY’S FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Carpets — Inlaids — Tiles Superior Installation 694-3721 Patrick Springs, Virginia Globmans CONNER BROTHERS Martinsville, Virginia McCulloch Chain Saws Stuart, Virginia 147 AYERS ORCHARD FOR HEALTH ' S SAKE - EAT APPLES Route 5 Stuart, Virginia CARTER FURNITURE CO. Household Furniture Wool Rugs Carpet Refrigerators Ranges Congratulations, Class of ' 70 From the employees Phone 786-2670 Mt. Airy, North Carolina of PATRICK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. PANNILL KNITTING COMPANY, INC. A Complete Line of. . . Hardware — Furniture Electrical Appliances Martinsville and Stuart, Virginia Stuart, Virginia 148 BOOSTERS Goad ' s Barber Shop Forbes Window Co. Mr. J. F. Reynolds Big Daddy William Thompson Mr. Mrs. Alvin Haley Jerome Foddrell Sandra Hylton Stuart Flower Shop Sherry Hughes Rachel Ann Hughes Hubbard ' s Country Store Mrs. Katherine Bowling Autr motive Parts Supply Fri jndl v Barber Shop M Mrs. Vester Rogers Mr. S; Mrs. Ralph Tatum This man has a LIFE INSURANCE PLAN for YOU. W. C. (Bill) Staples Jefferson Standard Life Stuart, Virginia See CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY For your insurance needs. E. Lyle Clark, Jr. Stuart, Virginia Martin ' s Beauty Shop Mr. G. W. Gunter Mr. T. R. Priddy Mr. Frank J. Clark Woodall ' s Grocery Russell ' s Grand Piano Furniture Co. Mr. Jim Reed Miss Elma Carter Annie Hylton Teresa Rakes Forestine Hylton Mr. Mrs. Spotswood Ray Bull Mountain Bugle Mr. Mrs. Guy Davis Anglin ' s Tire Service Dr. H. Nelson Witt PETITE BEAUTY SALON Linda Lawson Gayna Clark 694-3671 Patrick Springs BIGG’S COUNTRY MARKET Route 8 Stuart, Virginia 149 SYMBOLS OF EXCELLENCE U)ihon Wilson — dynamic leader in the sporting goods industry — delivers the highest performing sports line available. The world-wide acclaim and acceptance of Wilson products testify to Wil¬ son ' s high standards for excellence. SHORE MERCANTILE COMPANY Area representative: W. C. (Bill) Staples King, North Carolina 150 HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers of the Finest High School Class Rings and Graduation Announcements 1401-1429 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 151 1970 JEB Staff Mrs. Polly Tatum, Sponsor Mrs. Jane Smith, Sponsor Roger Beasley, Editor Ronnie Haley, Assistant Editor Libby Forbes, Organizations and Student Life Billy Doss, Organizations and Student Life Andy Anderson, Sports Editor Debbie Belton, Assistant Sports Editor Kathy Rogers, Classes Editor Pam Hines, Classes Editor Edward Hopkins, Business Manager Steve Cooke, Sales Manager Edward Hopkins, Photographer David Helms, Photographer Michael Hughes, Photographer Sherry Hughes, Copy Writer Catherine Martin, Copy Writer Sherry Hughes, Typist Catherine Martin, Typist Hylton Tatum, Staff Judy Ray, Staff Johnny Witt, Staff Linda Ayers, Staff The 1970 JEB is the last JEB that will be published. Next year the new high school will have an annual of its own. In our effort to make the 1970 JEB the best one yet, the annual staff has gone to great lengths. And the result is what we wished for . . . we hope that it reaches your expectations and that you enjoy it.