Sugar Grove High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Sugar Grove, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

wwm l A. ' i , v I ? - ■ 1 SMYTH-BLAND REGIONAL LIBRARY MARION, VIRGINIA Mrs. Vera Ward First Grade Mrs. Marie Ward Second Grade WE DEDICATE We proudly and gratefully dedicate the 1965 Maple Leaf to our First Grade teacher, Mrs. Vera Ward, and our Second Grade teacher, Mrs. Marie Ward. We would like to express our appreciation to them for their 40 years each of dedicated teaching. Their understanding, patience, and wisdom have suited them well for tneir roles as ele¬ mentary teachers. 4 FOREWORD ■ As your days slip away and are lost in the sands of time, old memories began to fade. As you look back on the days you spent at S.G.H.S. may your memory be rekindled by the words and pictures of this yearbook. If this is true then the Maple Leaf Staff will have indeed accomplished its objective. Editor - Iris Pafford Iris Pafford. Pam Phillippi . . . Linda Hayton . . . Erma Currin .... Doris Richardson . . Carolyn Mabe . . . Joyce Blankenbeckler Phyllis Powers . . . Luther Kirk. Dave Mabe. .Editor . . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . . Assistant Business Advertising Manager . Assistant Advertiser .Typist .Typist .Artist . . . . Photographer CONTENTS Faculty.13 Seniors.19 Underclassmen.27 Organizations.37 Athletics.49 Grades.57 Advertising.65 5 Within These Pages Is The Story Of Our Life In The Valley . . . Senior girls are busily making preparations for the Christmas par¬ ty- We Have Faced Our Own “Frontiers” ... ! The Ever Present Challenge Home Ec. girls are care¬ fully completing their clothes preparation unit. S.G.H.S. gains another two points against Oak Hill. 6 We Must Devote These Years To Conscientious Study We find Miss King, our choral music instructor, teaching her class the fundamentals of music. Our students are getting ready for a guidance film. For Here Are Molded Our Leaders Of Tomorrow Mrs. Rotenberry ' s 12th grade English class is learning the facts about English to help them in their daily life. Through Academic Resources We Gain Knowledge J 1 n ■ 1 ■■ 1 1 i 1 jjr 1 1 I fl Ronnie Daughtery demonstrates the prepara tion of oxygen for fellow members of the chemistry class. Mrs. Mary Rotenberry, Senior guidance counse¬ lor, is always ready to assist students with pro¬ blems large or small. Mr. Carter explains the fundamentals of solid geometry. We Employ Our Personal Aspirations To Develope Skill In Years To Come We May Recall With Pleasure And Sentiment The Faculty Imparts Wisdom Thus Aiding In Our Development This looks like fun, but our Seniors are working hard to advertise their Senior Play. We are very proud of the Forensic winners at S.G.H.S. Pete Thompson and Eva Dutton are all smiles after their return from the Southwestern Re¬ gional Science Fair in Salem, Virginia. To Our Abilities Fall The Task Of Adding . . . Mr. Neighbors is explaining the facts of demo¬ cracy to his government class. The Finishing Gloss . . . Here we find our students making use of the library by checking out books. To A Character . . . Mr. Burkett is giving supervision to his 3rd. period agriculture class. Molded By Study Roy Hayes goes up for the rebound. Our Superb Athletes Provide Stimulus for Sporting Events Dick Kinkade lays it up for two points. Our cheerleaders are cheering the team on to victory. Our Night Activities In The Valley . . . The future beauties of S.G.H.S. are Reatha Trivett, Faye Medley, Sharon Willis, Sharon Prater, and Ivy Medley. Miss Rye Valley, Joyce Blankenbeckler, reigns over her court, Jewel Long, Patricia Cornett, Mildred Burchett, and Pat Louthen. Our Queens i ■ FACULTY r 13 MR. E. R. THOMPSON Principal V.P.I., B.S. MRS. E. R. THOMPSON Secretary Marion College MR. BENNY D. BURKETT V.P.I., B.S. Agriculture MR. H. H. COOK, JR. V.P.I., B.S. Agriculture MISS JOYCE MEEK Radford College, B.S. Home Economics MISS JANET KING Marion College St. Louis Institute of Music Piano Instructor MRS. BILLIE W. PUGH King College, B.A. Librarian MRS. MARY ROTENBERRY Emory and Henry College, B.A. Senior Sponsor MISS PATRICIA WHITE Radford College, B.S. Junior Sponsor MRS. YVONNE L. GREER Radford College, B.S. Sophomore Sponsor MR. H. T. SWORD, JR. East Tenn. State, B.S. Freshman Sponsor MR. A. JACK NEIGHBORS East Tenn. State, B.A. Freshman Sponsor MR. T. A. CARTER Emory and Henry College, B.A. Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS. ALICE KILLINGER Radford College Seventh Grade MR. FRAN YORK Milligan College, B.S. Seventh and Sixth Grade MRS. DONNA B. HOFFMAN Radford College, B.S. Sixth Grade MRS. JUDY CARTER Radford College Fifth Grade MRS. NELL ROSS Radford College, B.S. Fifth and Fourth Grade I MRS. SUE McGRADY Radford College, B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. LUCILLE KINKADE Radford College, B.S. Third Grade MRS. MAXINE REEDY Radford College, B.S. Third and Second Grade MRS. MARIE WARD Radford College Second Grade ♦MWVVVV MRS. VERA WARD Radford College First Grade MRS. PATSY DUTTON Marion College, A.A. First Grade I Our Cooks And Those We Couldn’t Do Without! Our Custodians Graham Hale Our Bus Drivers Bobby Smith Richard Brewer Lloyd McDaniels Eugene Smith Mrs. Margaret Barton Mrs. Mattie Cox Mrs. Eula Shupe 18 I 7 SENIORS Most Popular Phyllis Powers Larry Testerman Most Intellectual Doris Richardson David Mabe Most Athletic Joyce Blankenbeckler - Charles Blevins Neatest Most Talented Most Ambitious Barbara Ball Dick Kinkade Senior Best Personality Linda Hayton Phil Powers Betty Carol Haulsey Luther Kirk Connie Brickey Herman Kirk Most Courteous Most Dramatic Laziest Ina Dunford Bobby McKinney David Johnson Danny Tilson Bonnie Brewer Randall Pennington Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Iris Pafford - Ronnie Hubbard Biggest Flirt Quietest Most Unpredictable Lois Lowman Randy Davis Patsy Barker Ralph Griffitts Margaret Jarvis Eddie Bullins 1 BARBARA JEAN BALL I am long on ideas, but short on time. I expect to live to be only about a hundred. MILDRED PATSY BARKER Good hunor makes all things tolerable. JOYCE ELIZABETH BLANKENBECKLER The difficult we do immediately. The im¬ possible takes a little longer. CHARLES EDWARD BLEVINS Ignorance with love is better than wisdom without it. BONNIE GAYE BREWER To a great right, do a little wrong. CONNIE LINKOU S BRICKEY How sweet the words of truth breathed from the lips of love. EDWARD CLAY BULLINS, JR. No one knows what he can do till he tries. RANDY DALE DAVIS Speech s a mirror of the soul: as a man speaks, so is he. ZOLA INA DARLINE DUNFORD One great use of words is to hide our thoughts. DAVID RALPH GRIFFITTS The only way to have a friend is to be one. RONALD LEE HUBBARD I can resist everything but temptation. MARGARET BERNICE JARVIS Everything is only for a day- both that which remembers and that which is re¬ membered . DAVID CLAUDE JOHNSON It is better to live rich, than to die rich. RICHARD PAUL KINKADE Every day should be passed as if it were the last. HERMAN ALEXANDER KIRK It ' s a great life if you don ' t weaken. LUTHER ROY KIRK I will study and get ready, perhaps my chance will come. I LOIS IRENE LOWMAN Proceeding soon a graduated dunce. DAVID LYNN MABE It is easy for men to talk one thing and think another. ROBERT L. MCKINNEY Money isn ' t everything, but it ' s way ahead of whatever ' s in second place. IRIS JUNE PAFFORD I love work; it fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours. RANDALL EARL PENNINGTON By ignorance we know not things necessary; by error we know them f alsely. PHYLLIS ANN POWERS All of the animals excepting man know that the principle business of life is to enjoy 11. PHILLIP ANDREW POWERS A rolling stone gathers no moss. DORIS ANN RICHARDSON The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” JOHN DANIEL T 1 LSON All I need is an inspiration. LARRY LEE TESTERMAN I am the hero of the little tale. I ' m Romeo, Romeo. The Senior Class of Sugar Grove High School enjoys its Christmas party. w 1 ■ UNDERCLASSMEN Allen Anderson Brenda Anderson David Ashlin Charlotte Brooks ’6 6 Ronnie Choate Erma Currin Johnny Daugherty Ronnie Daugherty Eva Dutton David Earnest Roger Gillespie Anna Greear Harold Harrington U h-1 0 00 O tin j hJ on in O [in ’6 6 Roy Hayes Marilyn Horne Phyllis Horne Bobby Hutton Johnny Long Pat Lyon Carolyn Mabe Betty Martin Judy Martin Wilma Meek Shirley Mitchell Kenny Perkins Pam Phillippi I Larry Price Junior Reedy Darlene Robbins Sammy Rosenbaum ’6 6 Billy Sexton Roger Shepherd Betty Smith Jack Testerman Pete Thompson Connie Tilson Dwight Tilson Dottie West O oo oo f-1 o U J OOC 0 O Ph ’6 7 David Blevins Garland Blevins Lewis Blevins Helen Brewer Neal Burchett Linda Dennison Mary Greer Paul Greer Ellen Hall Carolyn Haulsey Stella Hayes Anna Horne Charles Horne Mike Horne David Huffman 1 David Irvin I Harold Kennedy Wilma Keys Linda Lowman T. D Lyon Virginia Perkins Brenda Pickett Nadene Puckett J. L. Reedy Donald Sexton Douglas Shepherd Patty Shupe Sue Testerman Roger West ’6 7 Harold Whisman •DO 00 OO t“ 1 CD Linda Anderson c L A S s o F ’6 8 Danny Ashlin Ronnie Ashlin Larry Bailey Kelly Barker Donald Bonham Mildred Burchett Linda Cole Patricia Cornett Louise Dennison Ronnie Dutton Joyce Gentry Brenda Griffitts Buddy Hall Mary Haulsey Irene Hayes Darlene Horne Elizabeth Horne Gary Huffman Cheryl Irvin Maurice Johnson Judy Keys Peggy Keys Jane Kinkade X Ronald Patrick William Pierce Brenda Price Robert Price Ellen Pugh Hix Pugh Paul Shepherd Arthur Sherwood Mary Sherwood Dorothy Stamper Lewis Stone Wilma Stone Larry Testerman Dick Tilson Linda Tilson Lois Tilson James Vipperman Harvey Ward Joan Whisman 34 ’6 8 -n o on cn t“ 1 O c L A S s o p ’6 9 Ralph Anderson John Ball Richard Barker Brenda Blevins Ernie Blevins Mary Blevins Ronald Blevins Vicki Ferguson Joyce Gentry Billy Greer Kelly Hall Brenda Hash Margaret Hayes Sammy Holbrook Sue Horne Brenda Hutton Tommy Jarvis Gloria Keys 35 Dewey Long Karen McDaniels Leslie Parks R B. Parks Susan Powers Linda Robbins Ina Roberts Joyce Sheets Gay Sherwood David Smith Wayne Stone Barbara Testerman Nancy Testerman Richard Trivett Robert Trivett Johnny Umberger Opal Walls Deborah West Jack Woods c L A S s o F ’6 9 i 36 ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. Cook, P. Thompson, D. Johnson, H. Kirk, R. Choate, R. Gillespie, Mr. Burkett. ROW 2, R. Trivett, R. Anderson, R. Shepherd, R. Ashlin, D. Smith, R. Hayes, L. Testerman. ROW 3, L. Stone, P. Shep¬ herd, R. Blevins, G. Huffman, L. Bailey, H. Pugh, L. Testerman, M. Johnson, P. Greer. ROW 4, R. Daughtery, J. Testerman, L. Blevins, S. Rosebaum, K. Barker, B. Pierce, J. Vipperman, J. Reedy, W. Stone, B. Hall, D. Sexton. ROW 5, D. Irvin, D. Ashlin, B. Sexton, R. Price, J. Umburger, L. Parks, J. Ball, D. Long, R. Barker, D. Earnest, D. Griffitts. ROW 6, S. Holbrook, D. Tilson, E. Blevins, A. Sherwood, K. Hall, R. B. Parks, B. Greer, J. Woods, W. Havens, D. Blevins, A. Anderson, G. Blevins, R. Patrick. F.F.A. L. to R.: Mr. Cook, Sponsor, Herman Kirk, Vice- President, David Johnson, Sentinel, Pete Thompson, President, Ronnie Choate, Reporter, Rober Gillespie, Treasurer, Mr. Bu rkett, Sponsor. (J.L. Reedy, Secre¬ tary, Not Pictured). The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop Agricultural lead¬ ership, cooperation, and citizenship. Each member receives instruction in agriculture, farm shop and parliamentary procedure. Members also carry out a super¬ vised farming program. One of our many activities is a yearly Parent-Son Banquet. Making gates, truck racks, and many other shop constructions are a few of our many projects. OUR MOTTO: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve 38 m The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of Seeking old and precious values, For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America ' s Future. Homes where living will be the expression Of everything that is good and fair. Homes where trust and love and security And faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hopes. The Sugar Grove Chapter emphasized the project You and Your Values. Chap¬ ter mothers were entertained at a Mother- Daughter Banquet. The FHA also sponsored an assembly program which included a fashion show. Money making projects in¬ cluded serving two banquets and two Ruritan suppers. L. TO R.; Ellen Hall, Song Leader, Sue Testerman, Chaplain, Darlene Robbins, Parliamentarian, Iris Pafford, Vice-President, Margaret Jarvis, President, Carolyn Mabe, Secretary, Erma Currin, Reporter, Dottie West, Treasurer, Ina Dunford, His¬ torian, Miss Meek, Advisor. F.H.A. ROW 1, L. to R.: Iris June Pafford, Dottie West, Ina Dunford, Margaret Jarvis, Erma Currin, Carolyn Mabe, Darlene Robbins, Sue Testerman, Ellen Hall, Miss Meek. ROW 2, Brenda Anderson, Ellen Pugh, Joan Whis- man, Jane Kinkade, Joyce Gentry, Debbie West, Vicki Ferguson, Barbara Testerman, Linda Coe, Linda Anderson, Eva Dutton. ROW 3, Cheryl Irvin, Darlene Horne, Susie Horne, Linda Robbins, Mary Sherwood, Mary Haulsey, Marilyn Horne, Patricia Cornett, Phyllis Horne, Pam Phillippi, Anna Greear, Shirley Mitchell. 39 1 The Glee Club is composed of students who meet once a week for group singing. Some of the things the members learn are how to sing in a group, how to pronounce words while singing, and how to follow the director ' s motions. This year the Glee Club studied the different types of folk songs. The group prepared a program of Christmas music to sing for the patients at Southwestern State Hospital. GLEE CLUB ROW 1, L. to R. : Connie Brickey, President, Bonnie Brewer, Vice-President. ROW 2, Ellen Hall, Secretary, Bobby Mc¬ Kinney, Librarian. ROW 1, L. to R. : Joyce Blankenbeckler, Carol Haulsey, Bonnie Brewer, Barbara Testerman, Linda Anderson, Jane Kinkade, Miss King, Sponsor. ROW 2, Wilma Meek, Phyllis Powers, Ellen Pugh, Joan Whisman, Mary Sherwood, Patricia Cornett, Vicki Ferguson, Joyce Gentry, Dorothy Stamper, Darlene Robbins. ROW 3, Linda Lowman, Carolyn Haulsey, Charlotte Brooks, Sue Testerman, Ellen Hall, Pam Phillippi, Anna Greear, Debbie West, Lois Tilson. ROW 4, Nadine Puckett, Susie Horne, Anna Horne, Gay Sherwood, Sammy Rosen¬ baum, Bobby McKinney, Johnny Long, Mary Blevins, Joyce Sheets, Brenda Anderson, Connie Brickey. 40 The Library Club through its members strives to stimulate interest in reading. Library Club members assist the libra¬ rian in charging and shelving books and magazines, maintaining a up-to-date vertical file, and doing a complete in¬ ventory of the library. A yearly project is the collection of toys at Christmas. Our club was host to the Smyth County Student Librarians Association this spring. L. to R.: Doris Richardson, President, Cheryl Irvin, Reporter, Joyce Gentry, Secretary, Carol Haulsey, Treasurer, Ellen Pugh, Vice-President. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, L. to R.: Carol Haulsey, Doris Richardson, Cheryl Irvin, Darlene Horne, Patricia Cornett. STANDING L. to R.: Vicki Ferguson, Barbara Testerman, Debbie West, Wilma Stone, Sammy Rosenbaum, Iris Pafford, Ellen Pugh, Susan Powers, Linda Anderson, Jane Kinkade. fcr JJC J UBSa ,,, t t i ' i - ® V • Sj It ' p 1 ' ‘V m MJ Iris June Pafford Editor Pam Phillippi Assistant Editor MAPLE LEAF ROW 1, L. to R.: Linda Hayton, Bonnie Brewer, Phyllis Powers, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Erma Currin, Pam Phillippi. ROW 2, Shirley Mitchell, Carolyn Mabe, Dottie West, Connie Brickey, Doris Richardson, Patricia Cornett, Ellen Pugh. ROW 3, Randy Davis, Harold Kennedy, Charles Blevins, Roger West, Richard Kinkade, David Mabe. ROW 4, Iris Pafford, David Griffitts, Sammy Rosenbaum, Ronald Hubbard, Luther Kirk, Mrs. Pugh, Sponsor. 42 Doris Richardson Advertising Manager Carolyn Mabe Assistant Advertising Manager Linda Hayton Business Manager Erma Currin Assistant Business Manager David Mabe Photographer Luther Kirk Artist I 43 ROW 1, L. to R.: Eddie Bullins, Connie Brickey, Phil Powers. ROW 2, Margaret Jarvis, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Miss White, Sponsor, Phyllis Powers, Anna Greear. ROW 3, Cheryl Irvin, Darlene Horne, Jane Kinkade, Joan Whisman, Mary Sherwood. ROW 4, Darlene Robbins, Brenda Anderson, Charlotte Brooks, Nadene Puckett. ROW 5, Patty Shupe, Helen Brewer, Brenda Pickett, Carol Haulsey, Wilma Meek, Phyllis Horne. ROW 6, Donald Bonham, Hal Whisman, David Blevins, Dick Kinkade, Danny Tilson. MAPLE MURMURS L. to R.: Margaret Jarvis, Student Interest Editor, Phyllis Powers, Typist, Phil Powers, Editor, Eddie Bullins, Sports Editor, Connie Brickey, Assistant Editor, Joyce Blanken¬ beckler, Typist, Anna Greear, Feature Editor. The Maple Murmurs staff is made up of those students interested in writing. It has as its goal the creation of an interest in and the presentation of activities and events at Sugar Grove High School. 44 SMYTH-BLAND REGIONAL LiBRARY MARION, VIRGINIA The Student Cooperative Association, the governing body of the school, includes the entire student body of Sugar Grove High School. Its purpose is to promote citizenship, self-improvement, leadership, and better co-operation among students, teachers and the community. This year the association sponsored a Christmas decorations contest, continued the sale of school pennants, and sponsored a drive to raise funds for Christmas tree decorations which will be used in years to come for the enjoyment of both the school and the community. L. to R.: Phyllis Powers, Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Blanken- beckler, Reporter, David Mabe, President, Phil Powers, Vice- President, Mr. Neighbors, Sponsor. S.C.A. ROW 1, L. to R.: Phyllis Powers, Leslie Parks, Donald Bonham, Joyce Blankenbeckler. ROW 2, Phil Powers, Doris Richardson, Pete Thompson. ROW 3, Mr. Neighbors, Ellen Pugh, Ellen Hall, David Mabe. 1 The Science Club is composed of students taking or having taken General Science, Bio¬ logy, Chemistry, or Physics. The goal is to promote interest in the scientific fields and provide a means for expression of special or interested science students. L. TO R.: Marilyn Horne, Reporter, Charlotte Brooks, Secretary, Anna Horne, Treasurer, Eva Dutton, President, Ronnie Daugherty, Vice-President. SCIENCE CLUB i ROW 1, L. to R.: Ronnie Choate, Brenda Price, Sammy Rosenbaum. ROW 2, Marilyn Horne, Eva Dutton, Roger West, Ronnie Daugherty, Mrs. Pugh, Sponsor. ROW 3, Anna Horne, Joyce Gentry, Elizabeth Home, Dorothy Stamper, Mrs. Greer, Sponsor. 46 The Sugar Grove High School Monogram Club is an organization composed of members who have lettered in varsity athletics. The purpose of this club is to promote sportsman¬ ship and encourage participation in athletics. The Club has sponsored various money-raising projects to reduce the Athletic Fund debt and establish a balance in the Club treasury. L. TO R.: Charles Blevins, President, Eddie Bullins, Reporter, Phyllis Powers, Vice-President, Carolyn Mabe, Secretary- Treasurer. MONOGRAM CLUB ROW 1, L. to R.: Shirley Mitchell, Helen Brewer, Darlene Robbins, Erma Currin, Charlotte Brooks, Ellen Hall, Mr. Carter, Sponsor. ROW 2, Carolyn Mabe, Linda Hayton, Phyllis Powers, Margaret Jarvis, Joyce Blanken- beckler, Connie Brickey, Mr. Sword, Sponsor. ROW 3, Jackie Testerman, David Ashlin, David Mabe, Eddie Bullins, Dick Kinkade, Phil Powers, Charles Blevins. GUESS WHO? •Xauui oH Aqqog ‘sTAJBf ia.ie3.ippq ‘uoiSuiuusd n B P UB d ‘jsiqoaquaquejg soAof ‘sJ3Mog jiqd A Od sutjjtj£) piAea ‘XssineH ] 0 JB 3 ‘stabq Apuey ‘sj3Mog sxnXqd ublujsh : S A Od ' uoiAph epun ‘suiping 3TPP3 ' Xiraquajoy ‘saw ' aqejAj 3 Abq ‘uospjeqoiy stjoq : Z A Od ' P J t’qqnH aiuuoy ‘picqjed siji ‘suiAapg sajjeqo ‘ueumoq sioq ‘qjJM Jsqinq :p MOd ATHLETICS 49 KNEELING, L. to R.: Pete Thompson, Ronnie Daugherty, Phil Powers, David Mabe. STAND¬ ING, Johnny Long, Manager, Dick Kinkade, Eddie Bullins, Roger West, Roy Hayes, Hix Pugh, Charles Blevins, H. T. Sword, Coach. BOYS BASKETBALL STANDING, L. to R.: J. L. Reedy, David Smith, Leslie Parks, David Blevins, Donald Bonham, 1 Dewey Long, Tommy Jarvis. ROW 3: H. T. Sword, Coach, Garland Blevins, Harold Kennedy, Mike Horne, Billy Sexton, Hal Whisman, Lewis Blevins, Ronnie Choate, Larry Testerman, Manager. $ ev C a ' ,t es Dick Kinkade Dave Mabe Roy Hayes Hugh Sword, Coach Pete Thompson GIRLS BASKETBALL KNEELING, L. to R.: Linda Robbins, Brenda Hutton, Vickie Ferguson, Judy Keys, Gloria Keys. ROW 2: Mr. Carter, Coach, Peggy Keys, Susan Powers, Irene Hayes, Ellen Pugh, Joyce Gentry, Debbie West, Linda Hayton, Manager. SEATED, L. to R.: Linda Anderson, Joan Whisman, Carolyn Mabe, Jane Kinkade, Helen Brewer. ROW 2: Anna Greear, Phyllis Powers, Joyce Blankenbeckler, Cheryl Irvin, Pam Phillippi. ROW 3: Mr. Carter, Coach, Ina Dunford, Doris Richardson, Shirley Mitchell, Patty Shupe, Brenda Pickett, Linda Hayton, Manager. $t evJ Joyce Blankenbeckler Shirley Mitchell ink Mr. Carter, Coach Doris Richardson Darlene Robbins Charlotte Brooks Erma Currin Miss Meek, Sponsor Mildred Burchett SEATED: Larry Atwood, Manager, Butch Blankenbeckler, Bobby Coe, Danny Tilson, J. L. Reedy, Ronnie Choate, Clayton Horne, Tony Harrison. ROW 2: Mr. Carter, Coach, Jackie Testerman, Hal Whisman, David Ashlin, Harold Kennedy, Phil Powers, Harold Harrington, Dasil Stamper, Mick Ford, Johnny Vaught. BASEBALL We 4 3 0 2 0 1 3 3 10 4 3 0 8 6 1964 SCORES Patrick Henry Damascus Chilhowie Rich Valley Chilhowie Damascus Rich Valley Saltville Liberty Hall Rural Retreat Saltville Patrick Henry Liberty Hall Rural Retreat 55 1 BOYS VARSITY 1964-65 SCORES GIRLS VARSITY 1964-65 SCORES We They 28 Saltville 25 55 Rural Retreat 11 46 Rich Valley 13 23 Chilhowie 18 29 Marion 26 25 Saltville 31 48 Rich Valley 24 40 Chilhowie 23 60 Marion 36 54 Oak Hill 15 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY 1964-65 SCORES We They 22 Saltville 12 28 Rural Retreat 21 38 Chilhowie 9 17 Marion 13 17 Saltville 20 32 Chilhowie 23 31 Marion 21 We They 55 Patrick Henry 69 45 Independence 56 48 Independence 44 67 Oak Hill 52 52 Rich Valley 77 60 Holston 45 52 Rural Retreat 44 56 Oak Hill 41 42 John S. Battle 70 55 Fries 61 58 Rich Valley 57 66 Fries 61 85 Holston 53 63 Patrick Henry 70 68 Rural Retreat 57 51 John S. Battle 68 37 Chilhowie 75 39 Chilhowie BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY 1964-65 SCORES 65 We They 33 Patrick Henry 31 46 Independence 28 39 Independence 24 32 Rich Valley 41 49 Holston 29 46 Rural Retreat 18 31 Oak Hill 28 33 John S. Battle 41 27 Fries 33 43 Rich Valley 38 25 Fries 30 40 Holston 19 31 Patrick Henry 37 44 Rural Retreat 27 28 John S. Battle 48 11 Chilhowie 45 16 Chilhowie 33 GRADES 57 SEVENTH GRADE Patricia Anderson Mason Blevins Ralph Bonham Brenda Bullins Wanda Campbell John Copenhaver David Cornett Sandra Cornett Danny Daugherty Sue Dillman Carol Greer Carolyn Greer Brenda Hall Johnny Hall Ruby Hall Jerry Halsey Jimmy Horne Betty Lou Jarvis Kecil Johnson Larry Johnson Rick Kirk Donald Lowman Willis Louthen Clyde Lyon Tommy Martin Michael Medley James Meek Linda Meek Judy Mize Roger Norman Wanda Norman Linda Perkins Terry Price Ronnie Puckett Lewis Reedy Wanda Robbins I Brenda Roberts Mae Roberts Phyllis Roberts Ray Roberts Jesse Rogers Joy Sheets Buddy Shepherd Loren Shumate Brenda Tate Reatha Trivett Linda Weaver Rick Wood Wayne Woods ! I 58 Sidney Blankenbeckler Jimmy Blevins Joyce Blevins Linda Blevins Linda Bonham Alma Brewer Robert Copenhaver Debbie Daugherty Juanita Dennison Peggy Frye Roger Gentry Jacquline Greer Bertha Hall Louise Hall Gary Hawthorne Danny Hayes Judy Hayes Danny Keyes Edward Keyes Calvin Louthen Randy Parks Roger Parks Richard Parsons Michael Pennington Neil Price Felicia Robbins Gary Robbins James Roberts Judy Rotenberry Janelle Sheets Marvin Sheets Wayne Sheets Willie Sherwood Peggy Shumate Mary Smith R. C. Stamper Terry Surface Ronnie Trivette Earlene Umberger Herman Vipperman SIXTH GRADE Leon Anderson Phyllis Anderson Wanda Bonham Linda Brewer Jesse Choate Nancy Cox Richard Dunford Charles Eller William Garrick Gary Hall Lola Mae Hall Theresa Hall Donald Hayton Joyce Horne Susan Horne Curmet Houck Louise Hutton Eddie Keys Sue Keys Sandra Kirk Charles Martin Deborah Medley Donald Medley Oliver Moser Barbara Parks Deborah Parsons Gary Parsons FIFTH GRADE Michael Powers Tommy Reedy Bonnie Roberts Eddie Roberts Patricia Rogers Gale Ross Rebecca Sheets Robert Tate Dorothy Testerman Martha Vipperman 60 Warren Bonham Debbie Brown Anita Cook Rosalie Copenhaver Lynn Cornett Norma Cornett Debbie Cox Earnest Fowler Marilyn Greer Theresa Greer Monroe Hall Max Hash Rebecca Horne Dale Huffman Daniel Jarvis Freda Johnson Wanda Johnson Sue Jones Barbara Keys Danny Moser Marie Moser Larry Norman Junior Osborne Eva Parks Dennis Roberts Eddie Roberts Danny Ross Deborah Sexton Jerry Sheets Kathy Sheets Shelia Sheets Danny Shuler Johnny Shupe Sandy Shupe Allen Stone Phyllis Testerman David Thomas Joe Thompson Curtis Trivett Jackie Umberger Sharon Willis Joe Woods FOURTH GRADE 61 THIRD GRADE Betty Sue Brewer Karen Campbell Sherman Combs Randy Daugherty Billy Dempsey Thomas Dennison Bobby Dillman Paul Dutton Catherine Eller Elain Franklin Ronnie Garrick Debbie Gentry H. C. Goetzinger William Greer Dick Hall James Holbrook Sherry Jarvis LeRoy Long Bobby Martin Michael Martin Barbara Medley Patty Miller Kay Parks Patricia Powers Sharon Prater Jackie Reedy Helen Roberts Nila Roberts Sandra Scott Connie Sheets Vickie Sheets Mary Shuler Danny Shumate Lonnie Shumate Robert Shumate Terry Slemp Connie Smith Charlene Spencer Ronnie Testerman Charles Trivett Katherine Trivett Jimmy Umberger Donna Walls William Weaver Blaine Woods 62 SECOND GRADE Joyce Billings Michael Brooks Deborah Bonham Remonia Boone Johnny Burchett Robert Combs Sharon Dempsey Darlene Earnest Gladys Gentry Billy Goetzinger Anna Belle Hall Jack Hall Kenneth Harrison Billy Hayes Larry Hutton Michael Hutton Shirley Long Samuel Louthen Ronald Lowman Connie Lyon Debbie Martin Michael McBee Edward Medley Jimmy Osborne Sammy Parsons Barry Pugh Willie Rich Danny Richardson David Richardson Larry Scott Jimmy Sheets Phyllis Shetts Sheryl Sheets Theresa Shetts Danny Slemp Donald Spencer Thomas Spencer Dennis Thomas Bonnie Umberger 63 I 1 FIRST GRADE Jerry Anderson Michaeal Barker Randy Barker Diane Bates Mary Bonham Micheal Bullins Pam Carter William Combs Alfreda Cook Debroah Cox Rebecca Cox Ricky Daugherty Betty Dennison Darlene Dennison Dorothy Dunford Connie Eller Thelma Greer Caroline Hall Sandra Harrington Dee Anna Hensley Pamela Keys Susan Miller Rita Osborne Cathy Parks Gay Parks Wanda Parks June Richardson Susan Scott Connie Stamper Shirley Stone Linda Viars Karen Willis Anthony Greer Ronald Hutton Kenneth Jarvis David Long Douglas Martin William Medley Benny Norman James Parks Gregory Shuler Randall Spencer Darrel Stone Edwin Stone Dan West Daniel Woods George Woods 64 ADVERTISING THE MARION NATIONAL OFFICE The First National Exchange Bank of Virginia Where people like you — - Like to Bank Courteous- Progressive-Reliable-Secure Marion, Virginia Compliments of THE SMYTH COUNTY NEWS YOUR HOME TOWN NEWSPAPER Complete Smyth County coverage for news, sports events, social events. HERFF-JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturer of School - College Jewelry Medals - Cups and Trophies Graduation Announcements Jewelers to Sugar Grove High School Stamper Glenn, Representative Indianapolis, Indiana GALAX MERCANTILE COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Galax, Va. Phone BElmont 6-3641 P. O. Box 299 PET MILK COMPANY Wytheville, Virginia Phone 228-4321 DAIRY DIVISION SEAVER AND SON FUNERAL HOME Co-owners Margaret B. Seaver and Malcolm M. Brown, Jr. Since 1844 Marion, Virginia PARKS-BELK COMPANY Home of Better Values Phone 783-3551 Marion, Virginia WILLIAMS DRUG STORE At your service in sickness or in health Phone 783-5061 Marion, Virginia Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE INC. Marion, Virginia CHILHOWIE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY Ford Tractors Farm Machines Telephone 646-3642 Chilhowie, Virginia Park-N-Shop Supermarket, Inc. And Hicks and Vaught Market Groceries-Meats-Fruits-Vegetables Two Stores To Serve You Better” S H GREEN STAMPS Marion, Virginia J. L. REEDY’S STORE General Merchandise and Hams Phone 677-3278 Virginia Troutdale Opportunities Like Edison had are WAITING FOR YOU The inventions of Thomas Fdison have affected the lives of people every¬ where. They have created entire industries — ours, for example. Under America’s Free Fnterprise system, inventive people like Fdison can expect special compensations profit, honor and satisfaction. The hope of attaining such rewards has been one of our nation ' s greatest incentives to progress. It is a goal that prods imagi¬ native minds in their quests for new products and methods. Not everyone can he a Thomas Fdison. However, every trained, dedicated graduate can anticipate a full measure of our society’s rewards. All it takes is a willingness to work harder and contribute more. CCk U i , , i r CHILHOWIE MOTOR CORPORATION Chilhowie, Virginia Phone 646-8431 Rambler ' 65 Jeep and Jeep Products CHILHOWIE MILLING CO. Pure Oil Products LAUREL SPRINGS (baity GRADE A MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS Retail and Wholesale 783-2397 If no ans. call 783-7986 RFD 3 - Hwy. 659 Marion, Virginia WYTHE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 3 Convenient Offices CROCKETT, RURAL RETREAT, WYTHEVILLE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GREEVER DRUG Chilhowie, Virginia CITY DRUG STORE Opposite Court House Marion, Virginia MILLSTONE SERVICE STATION Gas and Groceries Maurice Hall Phone 783-3484 Marion, Virginia RYE VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY Quality Builders Supplies Plumbing and Electric Lumbard Chain Saws Sugar Grove, Virginia SMYTH COUNTY MOTOR CO., INC. Sales For over 47 years Phone 783-3671 or 3-4500 Marion, Virginia Service C. Davis Wassum Merian J. Wassum UNITED CLOTHING COMPANY For Men and Young Men Phone: STate 3-4032 Center Building Marion, Virginia SOUTHERN STATES MARION COOPERATIVE, INC. Route 16 and Pendleton Street Telephone: 783-2431 Marion, Virginia TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE OF MARION Complete Office Outfitters Telephones 783-4314 783-4315 210 Commerce Street Marion, Virginia GREEAR STUDIO Photography - Cameras - Film Film Finishing - Gifts - Records MCDONALD’S, INC. The Men ' s Shop 115 East Main Street Dress right you can ' t afford not too! SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Shirt Laundry 243 Main St. Marion, Virginia ERVIN ' S MARKET FRESH Fruits 783-7092 Vegetables Chestnut St. Marion, Virginia Compliments of SHALE PRODUCTS CORP. Appalachian Shale Division Marion, Virginia Compliments of W. W. MAC CO. Marion Virginia SMYTH HOME CONSTRUCTION, INC. Everything For The Builder Dial 783-2351 Marion, Virginia SCOTT FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Frigidaire Maytag Appliances Marion, Virginia Compliments of BARNETT ' S FUNERAL HOME Phone 783-2311 Marion, Virginia RUTH’S MARKET S H Stamps Grocery -Meats -Fruits - Vegetables It Pleases us to Please You Phone 677-3351 Sugar Grove, Virginia LINCOLN BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Phone 783-5751 Marion, Virginia ' Where Shopping is a pleasure Marion, Virginia MARION OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Success to All those appearing in This Annual Phone 783-2531 Marion, Virginia LEMMON TRANSPORT CO., INC. Finest in Bulk Transportation Marion, Virginia Compliments of APPALACHIAN MANUFACTURING CORP. Marion, Virginia Compliments of WILEY J. MOXLEY insurance -and- bonds if it’s insurance we write it Marion, Virginia MARION MOTOR CO., Inc. Sales-Service Dependable Used Cars 24 Hour Wrecker Service Marion, Virginia Day Night Phone 782-0841 Phone 783-7129 SMYTH COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. Room 11, Bank of Marion Bldg. Marion, Virginia Phone 783-7871 HOLSTON MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks Phone 783-5126 Marion Virginia Compliments of MARION DRUG CO., INC. R. N. FRYE GROCERY The Big Store on the Corner Rural Retreat, Virginia Marion Virginia MARION MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Roy J. Gotham, Manager LINDSEY FUNERAL HOME Center Building Dial 783-5571 Marion, Virginia Auto Fire Ambulance Service Inland Marine Bonds Life Insurance Rural Retreat, Virginia CASSELL AND FRYE RURAL RETREAT Staple and Fancy Groceries VANCE CO. Rural Retreat, Virginia Rural Retreat, Virginia Valiant BOWLING MOTOR CO. New Used Cars Used Trucks Rural Retreat, Virginia Compliments of STYLE SHOP Phone 783-4232 Ladies Styles WALLACE BROWN, INC. Creators of Exclusive Greeting Cards for Christmas and All Occasions 11 East 26th Street New York, N. Y. 10010 W R FEED SERVICE INC. Highway 11 West Route No. 2 Marion, Virginia Phone 783-8121 Custom Grinding and mixing THE JEWEL BOX Your Friendly Jeweler Diamonds Watches Silver Luggage Gifts Phone 783-3621 Marion Virginia HARWOOD MANUFACTURING CORP. Marion, Virginia EMPIRE MOTOR COMPANY Late Model Used Cars and Trucks For Sale Bank Rates Call 783-7591 Gee Arnold Jake Russell Marion, Virginia THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Organized 1907 Capital $100,000 Surplus $150,000 Large Enough For Your Banking Needs Small Enough For Personal Service. Chilhowie, Virginia Compliments of HI-WAY DRIVE-IN Phone 783-2698 4 miles west of Marion Compliments of MARION COLLEGE Marion, Virginia VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS FURNITURE CORP. Atkins, Virginia JACK C. HUDSON EDWARDS RADIO TV We Repair All Makes And Models Your Jeweler Antenna Service Orange Blossom by Traub Car Radios Phone 783-3211 Phone 72 Main Street Marion, Va. Rural Retreat, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 FOX WINDOW AWNING CO. ROSE’S INC. 334 South Main Street Marion, Virginia Phone 783-2766 Marion, Virginia Your Local Home Improvement Dealer Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 OSBORNE’S BEAUTY SALON BILL’S AMOCO SERV. STA. Sugar Grove, Virginia Sugar Grove, Virginia Phone 677-3220 Phone 677-3121 HOLSTON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, WMEV INC. Sales Service AM-1010 FM-93.9 Imperial - Chrysler 1948 1965 Plymouth - Valiant Serving Southwest Virginia 354 S. Main St. 783-4242 for 17 years Phone 783-3151 Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia BURGESS McNEIL SOUTHERN DISCOUNT CO. FURNITURE COMPANY 783-4211 Phone 3-3881 Marion, Virginia Marion, Virginia COX ' S GENERAL STORE Compliments of Sugar Grove, Va. HOME AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone 783-5321 Phone 677-3282 131 E. Main St. Marion, Va. Compliments of CENTER FURNITURE CORP. Marion, Virginia Compliments of OLDE VIRGINIA GIFT AND STATIONERY, INC. Main Street Marion, Virginia Congratulations Seniors MARION ALIGNMENT SERVICE Compliments of Blevins Dancy, Owners Operators BLAIR HESTER Bear Wheel Alignment - Balancing Gen. Del. Frame - Axle Service Phone 783-4200 Marion Virginia 234 Main Street Marion, Virginia IRON MT. SER. STA. Serving Sandwiches, Salads Short Orders Troutdale, Va. TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone 783-2240 Corner Main and Pendleton Streets Marion, Virginia Compliments of CATRON MACHINE- WELDING PARGAS GAS CO. All Kinds of Machine Work Phone 783-3391 Marion, Va. Marion, Virginia DAIRYLAND Chicken Shrimp Baskets Phone 783-4574 Marion, Va. PETE ' S PLACE Sugar Grove, Virginia Visit the Phone: 677-3211 NEW LINCOLN THEATRE BARKER ' S SERVICE STATION SKYVEW DRIVE-IN New Hits Robert D. Barker, Owner Marion, Va. Sugar Grove, Virginia Flowers Mean So Much From FLORENCE RICHARDSON Florist Marion Virginia FRANCIS BROS. INC. Marion, Virginia ROBERT ' S TEXACO SERVICE RURAL RETREAT CITIES SERVICE AND DINER We appreciate your business Phone 114 Sugar Grove, Virginia Rural Retreat, Va. DICKEY KNOB GRILL Sugar Grove Virginia RALPH REEDY ' S City Service Station Phone 677-3100 Troutdale, Va. GATES RESTAURANT Compliments of Good Food is our Speciality McGRADY ' S STORE Chilhowie, Virginia Troutdale, Va. Compliments of PARK DRIVE-IN Marion Virginia HILAND DRIVE-IN Phone 77 Rural Retreat Virginia Compliments of THE REGENT HUTTON ' S FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions Vegetable Flower plants Phone: 677-3131 Sugar Grove, Virginia David W. Cox Compliments of MAIN ESSO SERVICENTER Main Pendleton Streets MARION VANCE COMPANY Phone 783-7851 Marion, Va. Compliments of TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES VANCE CO. INC. Used Cars - Service Shop Highway 16 Commerce St. Chilhowie, Virginia Marion, Virginia i i I i I I I ! r T T -.far • . ' .T ' -f-r-.-j V- - -.-. I 1 f-.,c f ■ ■ 1 iunfi