Triplett High School - Cavaliers Yearbook (Mount Jackson, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

DEDICATIGN The Senior class of 1954 dedicate its annual to one of our esteemed teachers, Mr Waldo Bowers He has for nine baseball, sponsor of junior plays, and now vice president of the P W A ,he has played a vital part in school activities We hope he will continue a happy and successful career at Triplett years given us inspiration and information. As coach in 1461414455 Editor....... ....Garry Rupert Ass't Editor... ....E1aine Bowman Secretary.... .... Fern Craig Treasurer... ....Me1v1n Polk typists..... .......Gertrude B111 Mary Harpine Ad Committee Donald Moomaw Glenn Weatherholtz Martha Bowers Virginia Emswiler 'Bonnie Harris James Hodges Barbara Wagner Frankie Funkhouser fig Q. -Hoff ADMINIST ATIO I Qx in-cl: ll 'vs....., 7 eweqbd! We live in a age of great opportunity I would urge you to take stock of yourself and the world situation in which you find yourself In the light of the best knowledge gleaned from the past, your experiences and those of others, try to develop for yourself a workable philosophy of life adequate to any situation in which you may find yourself either through personal choices or that the vicissitudes of life may thrust upom you As for me, I believe that each individual is responsible to himself, to God, and to his fellowman, that each individual needs a vision and purpose in life, a faith in God and work that it is best not to expect success to come too easily or too soon for an easy success in the beginning may spell failure when the going gets rough and uphill without the preparation of previous, successful encounters with difficulties In the process of complete self realization each individual needs to develop a well-rounded, integrated personality that is satisfying to himself, agreeable to his fellowman, economically competent, and spiritually attuned. With best wishes to you individually and collectively, I am 1 ,LAJ-a-r 7404559 First rowzfl to rD: L.M.Sim ons, Lewis Dellinger, H.G.Alexander Waldo Bowers, Preston Hansberger, Roy I.Lutz, Galen Wine, D'3-Oreblugh. Second rowgfl to rl: J.Eldred Swartz, Mrs.Ruth Swartz, Miss India Landis, Mrs. Catherine Miller, Mrs.Roy Lutz, Mrs.Dorothy Dellinger, Mrs.Mary Miller, Miss Anna Tisinger. Third rowzil to rl: Mrs.Julia Zehring, Miss Anna Wilkins, Miss Phyllis Lindamood, Mrs.Paul Dellinger, Mrs.Clb0 Sim ons, Miss Julia Fansler, Miss Elizabeth Kagey, Mrs.Cnroline Wilkins, Miss Doris Bowman. :sy I K SECRETARY opportunity to wish luck and success in We here at Triplett visits from time to feel welcome work with take this you good endeavor will be looking forward to your time We want you to always It has been a pleasure to know and the members of this senior class, and I each and every one of your chosen field of 9625-Mvffme-fu CX V ,Z ? Q . . I O Melvin Polk Hobby Playing poker Ambitbon Nant to llV81 N ckname Duck Barbara Wagner Hobby- Sports Ambition- To be successful Nickname- nBarbien Barbara Jordan Hobby Playing piano Ambition To be successful Nickname uBobbie wayne 1x.LmDl6 Hobby- Sports Ambition- To be success- ful Nickname- Nwlynen E- : YI H - - n Z ' if- f 1 'N .13 Y Virginia Emswiler Franklin Funkhouser Hobby Playing the piano Hobby Horseback Ambition B S Degree in riding lementary Teachlng Ambition Have a good Nickname nG1nger time Nickname nFrankie 'Uv Robert LeDane Fern Upa1g Hobby- Traveling Hobby- Drawing and Basketball Ambition- To makg my first million Ambition- Carry out my nsecretn in 195 plans Nickname- nBobn Nickname- Hgosyn X A 5: A M ,nne X , f S. n A If 'rf' , qiw N A , fx Robert Green Hobby Cars Ambition To own a car ckname Bones Elaine Bowman Hobby Writing letters Ambition- Be a successf Nickname- HLain1e' ul houseimfe Bonnie Harris Hobby Traveling Ambition Cosmetology Nickname Bon 'N James E Hodges Jr Hobby Roller Skating Ambition- Have a good time Nickname- uJayn N1 : : n n 'F Q ' K. I L v 3 5 QA 2,1 I 7 Alvin Rinker Hobby - Traveling Ambition - Make money without working Nickname- nwimpyu Gertrude Ball Hobby- People Ambition- See the world Nickname- NTrudyu Dorothy Newland Hobby Traveling Donald Moomaw Hobby Traveling Ambition Nork for Ambition To be successful Nickname Dot Uncle Sam Nickname Dick '71 M. E ' N Gr Q lf. E55 Donald bager Hobby Hunting Ambition Air Corps Nickname Don I Doris Lloyd Hobby- Reading Ambition- To be successful Nickname-nDod1e' Sherrill Massie Hobby Keeping scrap books Ambition Become independent naherrill aF Bauserman Sports and running around Ambition- To have a good time Nickname- uBon 'ff -my W Y as y of ' 1 1 Donald Fadely Hobby-Travling Ambition-To be successful Nickname- nDonu Frederick Bowers Hobby Traveling Ambition To be successful ckname Freddie Elizabeth Lindamood Hobby Sewtng Ambition To be a success and stay happy Nickname nLiz A-1' '9- azgx 7 ,Qfpv I ks b N Ni : n n - Martha Bowers Hobby - Horseback Riding Ambition - Nurse Nickname - nMartyn Willard Lutz Hobby - Reading Ambition- Doctor Nickname- Niilly William Bowers ,....4-n-n if HBP? Harpine Hobby Reading Hobby Reading Ambition To be succesdfdl Ambition To travel Nickname Billy' Nickname nMaryn f nm ff M . 5 W ' . E S L KY . I - - Donald Richardson Patricia Kagey Hobby Disagreeing with people Hobby Talking Ambition To complete six years Ambition To be of college successful Nickname Don Nickname Pat QT' Robert Stidley Hobby- Reading Ambition- Enjoy l Nickname- nBobU ife Garry Rupert Hobby- Sports Ambition- To be success- ful Nickname- - ll ll - I! ll He I ,X 4: 1. A Warren Sager Hobb - S orts Y P Ambition- To be in the U.S. Army Il H Nickname- Flirt Marvin Gordan Jr, Hobby- Traveling Ambition- To be successful nBuddyn Glenn Weatherholtz Hobby Basketball Ambition Make a million! Nickname WPee Wee 43 fd' 1::S?'TN- RALPH BAUSTRMAN DOROTH1 NTWLAND GERTRUDF BALL GLENN WVATHFRHOLTZ VIRGINIA UNSNILVR sS2:: ' Offezaa PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRRTARY SGT OF ARMS RPPORTER NOT AT THE TCP,BUT CLINBING R D DOST MAROON AND GOLD MELVIN POLK........ ...TREASURER GEQQQZHD 404 7040 Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Prettiest Girl Best Best Best Most Most Noisiest Girl Nbisiest Boy Most Most Best Best Best Best Actress Actor Quietest Girl Qu stest Boy Looking Boy Dressed Girl Dressed Boy Athletic Girl Athletic Boy Musical Girl Musical Boy All Round Girl All Round Boy Best Dancer LG1rlJ Best Dancer CBoyb Biggest Pest CG1rlJ Biggest Pest fBoyJ Cutest Girl Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Nosiest Girl Nbsiest Boy Most Studious Most Studious Boy , fGirlJ CBOYD Baby of the Ulass KGirlJ Baby of the Class CBoyJ Girl with the Prettiest Smile Boy with the Prettiest Smile Best Sport fGiPl, Best Sport KBoyJ Laztest Girl Laziest Boy Nittiest Girl wittiest Boy Girl Biggest Flirt Biggest flirt Girl With the Biggest Line Boy With the Biggest Line Dorothy Newland Trudy Ball Frankie Funkhouser Barbara Wagner Frankie Funkhouser Dick Mohmaw Barbara Wagner Don Richardson Barbara Wagner Ralph Bauserman Trudy Ball Pat Kagey Glenn Weatherholtz Barbara Jordan Pat Kagey Willard Lutz Martha Bowers J E Hodges Martha Bowers Frankie funkhouser Mary Harpine Doris Lloyd Melvin Polk Wayne Kimble Martha Bowers Buddy Gordon Barbara Jordan Buddy Gordon Dorothy Newland Virginia Emswiler Don Richardson Barbara Jordan Elizabeth Lindamood Bobby Stidley Virginia Emswiler Melvin Polk Barbara Jordan Glenn Weatherholtz Warren Sager Trudy Ball Glenn Weatherholtz Barbara Wagner freddie Bowers Elaine Bowman Ralph Bauserman Barbara Jordan Alvin Rinker Trudy Ball Ralph Bauserman Robert Green Barbara Jordan Bobby Stidley Bob L!Dane 1 000000000 0000 .useless 0000 . 000 00043 Cutest Boy.:::::::::::::::::. ::::Fredd1e Bowers Girl With the Prettiest Hair Boy With the Prettiest Hair Host Bashful Girl Most Bashful Boy Girl With the Prettiest Eyes Boy With the Prettiest Eyes rriendliest Girl Most Dignified Girl Most Dlgnlfied Boy Biggest Case Garry Rupert, and host Artistic Girl Most Artistic Boy Barbara Wagner Bonnie Harris Donald Sager Mary Harpine Doris Lloyd Donald Fadley Bonnie Harris Ralph Bauserman Dorothy Newland Elaine Bowwan Sherrill bvssie Bobby Stidley Bill Bowers Virginia Pmswiler and Dorothy Newland and Uon Richardson Fern Craig Bobby Stidley AA oooconoososaoact C0000 Friendliest soy....... Hodges H 15 wrong As the class of 1954 sees its high school years end it is not without regret that it prepares to be welcomed into the com pany of high school graduates The ascent to this climax of our school years has been long, but filled with pleasures and many rich experiences To mention all of them would be impossible, to list a few is to sub ordinate perhaps the most important of all The closl association with our teachers and the accumulation of knowledge we have gained from them the contacts with our friends and fellow classmates basketball games, school parties,Jun1or and Senior plays,May Da the pride we feel when we sing our nAlma later these have been made the past four years the most memorable of our life Remembering is the privilege of a senior, and as we look at the familiar halls, classrooms and books, we recall the deep rooted memories of our years Under the leadership of sponsors Miss houser we Buchanan, Reporter class Mr our class organized our freshman class Vice President Don Secretary Dorothy Newland, Treasurer Jean Click, and Betty Newland completed our officers In our sophomore Luther Sim ons sponsor and James Hodges president led That year Jean Click was Vice President, Secretary Bobby LeDane, Treasurer Melvin Polk and Reporter Virginia Emswiler Mr Waldo Bowers had the honor of putting up with us in our junior year Officers were President Ralph Bauserman, Vice President Melvin Polk, Secretary Frankie Funkhouser, Treasurer Dorothy Newland and Reporter Sherrill Massie In our senior year Ralph Bauserman was Paaeldehbd as president and Mr Roy Lutz served as our sponsor. Vice-President Gertrude Bally Treasurer-Melvin Polkg Sergeant-at-arms-Glenn Weatherholtz, The Daisy Chain, which we, the responsibility of the Juniors, is not green but a reverend tradition. We have come to that day which -Dorothy Newlandg Secretary- Reporter- Virginia Emswilerg seniors consider the biggest just a rope of white and marks the beginning of a new phase of our life. The scroll of parchment in our hand is our ticket to tommorrow, Not the parchment itself but what it repre- sents is our standard. It is the reward for our climb up the mountain. Proud to be a part of Triplett we the class of '54 eagerly look ahead. Gratefully and a bit sadly we close this page of our memory book, but before us looms a vision of clean white pages which the years to come will fill, Dorothy Newland sg, l : : . Q . ll- Elizabeth Kagey and mrs. Ruth Tisinger and President Frankie Funk- Smqeffv Jackson, V rg rla lno 5 1974 Tze Jacktofn Trloxne vablished a special edltlon May 51, 1974 in honor of the 26th anniversary of the Triplett class of '54 These are a few of the feature artlcles as were printed by the editor, Virglnia Emswller I obtalned my copy from Garry Ruperts' news stand Barbara Procter, the former Barbara Wagner, who was the May Queen of '54 is patiently ralsing three little May Queens of her own If they're as qute as she was they might make it Mavis Steadman, the P H D from West Virginia, who is an authorlty on child rais ng, fav a lec lre to HF rly lOCO mohhers at tl local A last Friday nlght 4 l a B 1 ' Grocery In adlcw a nev sectlon to his fast expanslon o he store since Mr Bowers took over th 1954 Alvin Rlnker and Bob LeDane are still tr l 1 over the country lavl a o tlm being hacnelo 3 1 lov r o the wlld, Ralph Bausermdn, was flnally tamed by the krmy After ten years in th fW3Pq dols he is expecting to be promoted to a P 1 C Martha Bowers is Superintendent of nurses at the Shenandoah county Memorial Hospital according to word recently received Feeders Supply Company Inc ,un er the able management of Marvin Gordon Jr , had expanded to all fifty states and Canada upon last reports Willard Lutz is practicing law in Edinburg with his brothers in the firm of Lutz, Lutz, and Lutz Dick hoomaw continues to run his store and raise his family He has changed little in 20 years Fern Craig is spending her time happily rearing her slx boys Dorothy Newland is teaching high school in Arlington Surprising ly she is still unmarried Gert ude Ball is the prlvate secretary of the honorable Glenn Weatnerholtz, U S Senator from Virginia Majors Donald Sager and Melvin Polk are the only career men in the service from that class Sherrill Vassie, old maid English teacher of the new consolidated Triolett High, is enjoying a visit at the homes of Misses Pat Kagey 'fb 2 '4 l' .. 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I' 0 O - O Al ' A and Barbara Jordan in St Petersburg, Florlda They are still studying muxic Fred Bowers and Donald Fadely are the only large scale farmers left in this secticn of the county With the help of banker Robert Green ther have succeeded 1U wlping out all competition Doris and Mary's is the fashionable restaurant on Route ll owned and operated by Doris Lloyd and Mary Harpine, who are considered by many to be the best cooks in the South Elizabeth Lindamood, woman scientist, is just completing her third year of work with Mr Albert Einstein Jr They plan to visit the planet Jupiter next summer to gather valuable scientific data for their research Frankie Funkhouser is arranging musical composition for his wife, the former Pat Funk, to sing in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York Don Richardson and Robert Stidley, have collaborated to form the biggest partnership in the state today, Mr Richardson is head Stidley runs the swank, up to date funeral home across the street Mr stldley says business is prosperlng The manager of Shenandoah Caverns, Mr Wayne Kimble, stated to day that he has had very successful years Elaine Lutz, the former Elaine Bowman, is happily raising her two children Bonnie Harris is now managing her own beauty shop called HARRIS' BR UTY SALON 'G aranteed beauty eve y ti Warren eager, former champion billiard player of the country, retired last year to devote all his time to his ten children James Hodges is now successfully married to Mona Zirkle and it doesn't change his friendliness toward people at all Don Richardson surgeon at the Richardson Memorial Hospital in Richmond, while Mr. LA . 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WW www We the Senior Class of Triplett High School the year of 1954 in the town of Mt, Jackson, County of Shenandoah,State of Virginia being in sound mind, lasting memory and good temper as usual do ament Therefore revoking any and all other wills made by us at any time before Item I To our principal, Mr Swartz, we bequeath our sincere apprec lation and everlasting graditude for all the hardships he has en dured for our pleasures May he feel that they were worth while We thank you for your generosity in allowing so many of us to be here tonight Item II the faculty, we leave our wholeheatted thanks and appreciation for the interest they have taken in us, instead of bbeking other fields Item III To the freshman, we will our well known ability to learn and part of our knowledge and patience to help you Even though you are young, may you never give up until your goal is reached Item IV To the sophomores we leave some of the beams from our radient faces and our gaiety so that after we have passed out of exiltence there will be some life around Triplett Item I To the juniors we leave our senior dignity and intelligence We also leave the senior classroom, our place in chapel, and all possible shortcuts in civics and English May your graduation be like ours, a grand and glorious one. Item VI Ralph Bauserman, wills his well-known mischlevious ability and independence with the girls to John Biller so as to liven up Triplett after we have departed. Barbara Jordan and Patricia Kagey will their musical ability andngift of gabn to Ruth Beedle and Margaret Lloyd. Glenn Weatherholtz wills his basketball shoes, size lbf, and part of his height and weight to Don Burch. Mary Harpine and Doris Lloyd leave their shyness and quietness to Jackie Zehring and Kay Myers. Fern Craig wills her artistic ability to Reva Spiggle and Ruth Polk, Frankie Funkhouser wills his dramatic ability and never endless business to Carroll Littdn. I Q I hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and test- To Virginia Emswiler and Garry Rupert leave their love for each other to any junior couple with serious intentions Alvin Rinker w1lls his ability to tell jokes at all times and also his skating ability to Richard Minnick, Barbara Wagner wills part of her height and athletic ability to Kay Proctor Bobby Stidley wills his place in the Republican party to any Republican member of the junior class who thinks they are capable of taking over Elizabeth Lindamood wills her algebra book to Syvllla Proctor Nelvin Polk wills his studious ability to John Dodson James Hodges bequeaths his ability to get along with everyone to any junior who has a two tone car and wants to get around, even as far as Charlottesville. Gertrude Ball and Martha Bowers leave their friendly personalities and happy attitudes to Shelby Dellinger and Thelma Funkhouser Robert Green wills his muscles to Ronald Allen Don Richardson leaves his ability to write short stories and essays also hls manners to Donnie Litten Mavis Steadman bequeaths her pleasant smile to Patsy Funk ship to Betty Frye and Mary Jane Barb Donald Sager and Donald Moomaw bequeath their wavy hair and dignity to David Bowers and David Tusing Bobby LeDane wills his ability to gossip also his basketball suit No 25 to Ripley Smoot in hopes Ripley will make more use of it than Bobby, known as splinters Dorothy Newland wills her ability to blush to Luella Estep and Judy Bird Willard Lutz wills his chemistry book and all written experiments to Kathleen Lutz Warren Sager leaves his hatred of all women to Edgar Lamma Buddy Gordon has decided to leave his protractor and ruler and his ability to pick on girls to Bdmund Miller CAlthough he has a good startj Bill Bowers bequeaths his mathematical mind which hasn't fully developed to Edland Barb Sherrill Massie wills her place in the Beta Club to Emily Bowman and Bonnie Fleming Fred Bowers and Wayne Kimble and Donald Fadely have decided not to will a thing They just want to leave To all of you we will our memories and best wishes. Elaine Bowman and Bonnie Harris will their very close friend- N x Qg0y, na 4: r n this testament we set our seals to this document in the presence of those assembled, this 2nd day of June, one thousand nine hundred and fifty four Martha Bowers 0660 TRIPLETT You are the portals,noble, inspiring, champion of our youth You make our purposes staunch and untiring, living tools of truth Triplett glow in radiance as your flame we tend Beauty instill within our souls, beauty, too we lend We are your heart beats, loyal, unending, flashing forth your light. We shape your spirit, keen and unbending, tempering strength with right. Triplett echo fully this deep joy we sing. Honor bestow upon our lives, honor, too, we bring. Barbara Jordan . 1 l sw .gag 5 '51 WI :Z it by cache President Ralnh Bauserran Vice President Dorothy Newland Secretary Gertrude Ball Treasurer Melvin Polk Reporter Virglnla Umswiler Sgt of Arms Glenn Weatherholtz First row K1 to rj Barbara Jordan, Melvin Polk, Dorothy Newland, Ralph Bauserman, Gertrude Ball, Virginia Emswiler, Fern Craig, Bonnie Harris Second row Cl to rj Mr Lutz, Patricia Kagey, Martha Bowers, Ullzabeth Lindamood, Donald Noomaw, Barbara Wagner, Mary Harpine, Doris Lloyd, Blaine Bowman Third row K1 to rl Fred Bowers, Robert Green, Alvin Rinker, Rooert Stidley, Donald radley, Wllliam Bowers, Robert LeDane, Donald Richardson rourth row Cl to rl Donald Sager, Frankle Funkhouser, James Hodges, Tarvin Gordon, Wayne Klmble, Willard Lutz, Garry Hupert, Warren Sager mm? First rowfl to rj Dorothy Newland, Fern Craig, Martha Bowers, Barbara Wagner, Elizabeth Lindamood, Virginia Emswiller Second rowll to rl Nr R I LutzCAdvisorJ, Frankie Funkhouser, Glenn weetrerholtz, Ralph Bauserman, Don Richardson Third rowfl to rl Gerry Rupert, Donald Moomaw, Willard Lutz, Freddie Bowers E H Elem? President Richard Minnick Vice President Patsy Funk Secretary Ruth Polk Treasurer Carrol Litten Reporter Judy Bird Sgt of Arms Donnie Litten First row K1 to rb Mary Jane Barb, Kay Proctor, Reva Spiggle, Syvilla Proctor, Luella Estep, Judy Bird, Thema runkhouser, Kay Myers, Arlene Kagey, Patsy Funk, Second row fl to rl Mr Bolers, Betty Frye, Emily Bowman, Bonnie Flemings, Shelby Dellinger, Ruth Polk, Margaret Lloyd, Kathleen Lutz, Ruth Beedle Third row:C1 to rl: Eddie Lamma, Richard Minnick, Edmond Barb, Don Burch, John Biller, Fourth rowzfl to rl: Richard Tussing, David Bowers, Paul Runion. 15 mmpfdq First rowf to rl Kay Myers, Judy Bird, Patsy Funk Second rowll to rl John Biller, Ruth Polk, Syvilla Proctor, Thelma Funkhouser, Jackie Zehring, Don Burch Third rowfl to rj Eddie Lam a, Richard Minnick, Eddie Miller, Mr. Waldo Bowers - Advisor. SGPHCMCDRES Ryghvgg 0144026 President u Buddy Shaver Vice President Alfred Polk Secretary MRPSBPOU Ryan Treasurer Mark Polk Reporter Joan Utterback Sgt of Arms Johnny Kgontz First roizf l to rl Evelyn Estep, Delores Hansbbrger, Johnny Koontz Joan Utterback, Mark Polk, Margaret Ryan, Alfred Polk, Buddy Shaver Jeanette Neaver, Jean Ann Ryman, Shirley Estep Second row Cl to rl Ellen Funkhouser, Patsy Mooney, Ellen Baker, Fay Hansberger, Shirley Green, Loretta Reid, Dot Dodson, Gloria Rinker, Emojean Dellinger, Jean Hottle, Nanette Miller, Mildred Dellinger Third row K1 to rj John Stead, Hope Miller, Eugene Mooney, Patsy Good, Mary Ann Shannon, Nancy Steadman, Elizabeth Ryman, Doris Bowman, Nancy runkhouser, Gloria Miller, Mary Ellen Rinker, David Seekford, Allen Kagey. Fourth rowzll to rl: Claude Rupert, Jim y Hiner, Ralph Frye, Charles Murphy, Ned Moomaw, Richard Hesley, Mr. Simmonsfteacherj, Ralph Newland, Roger Pippin, Shirley Funkhouser, Richard Frye, Jimmy Sigler, Martin Lutz. 9 1, FRESHMEN 1 Q f 7 XX f , X , x V any President+ Douglas Estep Vice President Richard Tusing Secretary Annalee Emswiler Treasurer Carolyn Miller Reporter Sonja Dellinger Sgt of Arms First row fl to rl Nancy Hottle, Delores Marston, Audry Baker, Carolyn Miller, Nanda Heishman, Nellie Lineaweaver, Dorothy Reid, Louise Hamilton, Wanda Craig, Annalee Emawiler, Tansy Bann, Joyce Barb, Florence Miller Second POW C1 130 P7 Fay Ryman, Harriet Zirkle, Alice Reiger, Nancy gordin, Jxaniia Lgntz, Virginia Ryman, Blanche Gordon, Leannah HPP ne nna ee rye Doris Foltz Son a D lli P Maxine Barb, Shirley Beatty , J e nger, eggy Baker Third row Cl to r7 Nolan Green, Robert Hottle, Wallace Lutz, Homer Miller, Albert Lonas, Raymond Jones, Gloria Tisinger, Dorcas Dodson Miss Kageyfteacherj, Lois Funkhouser, Patsy Baker, Janet Ruby, Larry Clicx, Richard fusing. Fourth rowgll to rl: Miss Swartz Cteacherl, Milton Frye, Richard Barb, Charles Barb, Derwood Clem, Douglas Estep, Charles Dellinger, Allen Hawkins, Larry Showalter, Allen Jordon, Wayne Weaver, Jerry Wright, Richard Markley. Fifth rowgil to rl: Gene Dellingerg Raymond Frye, Guy Lamma, Ralph Miller, Robert Murphy, Richard Crider. GRADES WW WK President Billy Jo Tisinger Vice President Ronald FUHkh0U39P Secretary Judy Good Treasurer Bonnie Painter Reporter Fred Zirkle Sgt of Arms Jimmy AnderB0n George Hawkins First row C 1 to rj Margaret Lutz, Georgie Dean, Edna Byran, Gayette Estep, Janet Reid, George Hawkins, Jimmie Anderson, Ronald Funkhouser Billy Joe Tisinger, Judy Good, Bunny Painter, Shirley Dellinger, Virginia Dawson, Kay Hansberger, Stella Barb Second row Cl to rl Bobby Larrick, Jim ie Litten, Bobby Hepner, Doris Shirkey, Virginia Bowers, Patsy Smoots, Margaret Ryan, Betty Barb, Lois Moomaw, Maxine Will, Edith Vills, Shirley Clem, Betty Dellinger Barbara Bolt, Elwanda Shafer Third row Cl to rl Ray Hawkins, Charles Funkhouser, James Reedy, Clifton Funkhouser, Nellie Craig, Janice Ryman, Virginia Click, Betty Burch, Margaret Silvous, Mary Ann Baker, Fvelyn Baker, Wanda Dodson, Connie Nyers, Eddie Will Fourth row.l1 to rj.Oden Barb, Bobby Buchanan, Dickie Baton, Fred Barb, Douglas Steadman, Victor Barb, Thomas liller, Joe Junior Zirkle, Randall Craig, Garry Proctor, Carroll Estep, Jerry Mathias, Carroll Frye, Mrs. Zirkle, Richard Golliday. Fifth rowsfl to r7: Mr. Wine, Harry Byran, Kenneth Ball, Fred Zlrkle Alvin Lineweaver, Lewis Hawkins, Elwood Ritenour, Irvin Stead. 0 U First row fl to rl Ralph BausermanCKing's attandentl Franlie FunkhouserCKingD Barbara WagnerCQueenJ Dorothy Newlandlvaid of Honor! Second row Cl to rl Patsy Funk, Billy Bowers, Fred Bowers, Elaine Bowman, Bobby Stidley, Fern Craig, Alvin Rinker, Gertrude Ball Third row Cl to rl Ruth Polk, Donald Noomaw Martha Bowers, Glenn Wertherholtz, Barbara Jordan, Don Richardson, Patricia Kagey, Donald Fadley, Virginia Emswiler, Garry Rupert Fourth row Cl to rj Sherrill Massie, Warren Sager Elizabeth Lindamood, Donald Sager, Bonnie Harris, : : A , X x ACTIVITIES Carolyn Miller Gertrude Ball Syvilla Proctor Captain Alice Reiger Fay Ryman Blanche Gordon CLeft to Right! LW .fcdzauaac Seatedll to rJ:Mark Polk-CPreeidentJgNed Moomaw-CVice Pres1dent7gMiss Julia Fansler-fLLbarianD3Jean Hottle- KSecretaryJgE1izabeth Lindamood-CReporterD. Second rowil to rJ:Caro1yn Miller, Jerry Wright, Judy Good, James Hodges, Alice Reiger, Allen Hawkins, Harriet Zirkle, Fred Zirkle, mnird rowfl to rJ:Ronald Funkhouser, David Seekford, Patricia Kagey, Barbara Jordon, Jimmy Green, Fern Craig, Allen Kagey. rf if 1 A A5,f-- ,,1 M. ,.,,,, . T, , , .,., ., , 6 , ,,, ,,, I ,.,, , W' ' Ku-iv-45101-M11 F I wiv' J ' Q J - - 4 , , I I First rowfl to rl: Jackie Zehring, Richard Minnich, Frankie Funkhouser, Patsy Funk, Alfred Polk. Second rowQl to PD: Douglas Estep, Melvin Polk, Buddy Shaver, Ralph Bauserman, Billy Joe Tisinger. S Seatedll to r7:Patsy Funk,CBusiness Managerivirginia Emsw11er,fAss't Production Mgr.J Gertrude Ba1l,CTypistJ Don Richardson,fEditorJMelvin Po1k,l9r0duct1on Mgr.l Standingil to rJ:Mrs. Glenna Zirkle,CAdv1sorJElizabeth Lindamood,lReporterJKay Myers,CRepnrterJThe1ma Funkhouser,CG1r1's Sports Ed1torJBonn1o Harris,KRepo!terJ Judy Bird,CReporterBJoan Utterback,CReporterJFred Zirkle, lReporter5Fern Craig,KArt Editorj. EMC Dorothy Newland, Virginia Emswiler, Fern Craig, Edmond Miller, Patsy Funk, Mr Lutz, Ruth Polk, Don Burch, Kay Myers Left to Right :Elizabeth Lindamood, John 1311101- First rowfl to rj: Alice Reger, Harriet Zirkle, Fay Ryman, Carolyn Miller, Doris Lloyd, Elaine Bowman, Bonnie Harris, Second rowfl to ri: Nancy Steadman, Mary Ann Shannon Dorothy Dodson, Annalee Emswiller, Wanda Craig, Nancy Jordon, Doris Foltz. Third rowfl to rl: Miss Joanne Jonas- Instructure wallas Lutz, Billy Bowers, Wayne Kimble, Willard , Lutz, Paul Runion, f QSGRE Q23 AMEWCA President Elaine Bowman Secretary Dorothy Newland Reporter Bonnie Harris County Historian Vice President Martha Bowers Treasurer Mary Ellen Rinker Sgt of Arms Judy Bird Barbara Wagner First rowzll to rj: Mary Ellen Rinker, Judy Bird, Bonnie Harris, Elaine Bowman, Dorothy Newland, Barbara Wagner, Second rowzfl to rl: Miss Bowman, Alice Reger, Kay Proctor, Doris Lloyd, Mary Harpine, Gloria Rinker, Syvilla Proctor, Doris Bowman, Blanch Gordan, Tansy Vann, Thema Funkhouser, Martha Bowers, Gertrude Ball, Elizabeth Lindamood, Audry Baker. Third rowzll to rj: Carolyn Miller, Lois Funkhouser, Dorcas Dodson, Wanda Heischman, Gloria Tisinger, Luella Estep, Revs Spiggle, Lorette Reid, Elizabeth Ryman, Margaret Ryan, Nancy Steadman, Delores Hansberger, Patsy Good. Fourth rowzfl to rl: Margaret Lloyd, Arlene Kagey, Betty Frye, Mary Jane Barb, Janet Ruby, Leannah Harpine, Patsy Baker, Nancy Jordan, Louise Hamilton, Delores Marston, Sonja Dellinger, Doris Foltz, Shirley Estep, Janet Weaver, Barbara Jordan, Patricia Kagey. Q- e uw? 7714 Front row, seated l to r Charles Barb, Jerry Wright, Homer Miller, Ralph Miller Second row, l to r Mr H G Alexander, Advisor, Hope Miller, Donald radely, Guy Lam a, Freddie Bowers, Carroll Litten, Claude Rupert, John Stead, David Tusing, Sam y Lindamood, Richard Frye, Donald Sager Third row, l to r Albert Lonas, Douglas Estep, Gene Dellinger, Raymond Frye, Thomas tiller, Richard Crider, James Sigler, Martin Lutz, Jimm Hiner, Shirley Funkhouser Officers President- Fred Bowers Vice-President- Carroll Litton Secretary- Donald Fadely Treasurer- David Tusing Reporter- Richard Frye Sentinel- Max Bowers Advisor- Mr. H.G. Allxlndal' LE Mathias 48 ,f '4d 'X Triplett vs T6ms Brook 55 A7 Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Edinburg 19 45 Toms Brook 54 57 New Market 70 Edinburg 59 61 New Market 67 O Tr-ipleut Woodstock 46 48 Practice Games Triplett vs Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett vs Dayton 69 Dayton 49 58 Mathias 59 Bridgewater Bridgewater N'-. ff ,' BNNNENN ...X Judy Btrd-Captain Fgrn Craig Margaret Ryan Elizabeth Ryman Nancy Steadman Marianne Shannon Thelma F'1mkl101lS0I' Reva Spiggle P9-ts! Funk Luella Estep Nancy Fuflkho'-130' Barbara Wagner Loretta Reid Mrs. Caroline Wilkins- Coach 'E 'w I ,I ff aw at 45 Zi r 4 f vs - Triplitt vs Woodstock 31 - 55 E., VS -fi I vs - 65 vs - or 6 VSg - 7 K 7 ------- - 65 vs - vs - 79 vs 67 - 65 vs 35 - 44 NNN , - 72 gawk? cam First rowll to rj Glenn Weatherholtz, Richard Minnick, Ralph Bauserman, Frank Funkhouser, Buddy Shaver Third rowll to rl Jerry wright, Allen Jordan, Bobby LeDane, Eddie Lemma, Alvin Rinker Second rowll to rD: Richard Frypg Don Richardson, Triplet Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett BOYS BASKFTBALL SCORES Mt Jackson Town Team 70 64 Triplett Mt Jackson Town Team 65 67 Edinburg 58 Mathias, W Va 6 New Market 55 55 Bridgewater 42- Woodstock 58-56 Toms Brook 58-41 4 Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Triplett Dayton 45 48 Dayton 57 50 Woodstock 50 Toms Brook 68 59 Edinburg 82 28 New Market 65- Mathias, W. Va. Bridgewater 60-5 TOURNAMENT 4444 4444 4444 4444WTrip1ett DISTRICT 4444 4444 4444 4444 Triplett REGIONAL 4444 4444 4444 4444 Triplett Triplett Woodstock 78-55 Toms Brook 61-40 Fairfield 66-65 Shenandoah 45-50 50-57 5 Triplett Cavaliers scored 1125 points against oppositions 875 points Cavaliers record for '55-'54 is 15 wins and 5 loses. any sag aw First rowll tori Richard Tusing, Garry Rupert, Allen Jordon, Larry Showalter, Second rowil to rl: Alfred Polk, Warren Sager, Donald Moomaw, Donnie Litton, Carroll Litton, Claude Rupert. Third rowfl to rl: Pete Murphey, Herman Jenkins, Johnny Koontz, Willard Lutz, Mrs. Wilkins, Don Richardson, Alvin Rinker, John Stead, Richard Frye. sag aw First row Cl to rl Elizabeth Ryman, Reva Spiggle, Syvilla Protor, Judy Bird, Luella Estep, Second row,ll to rl: Nancy Funkhouser, Doris Bowman, Patsy Good, Delores Hansberger, Wanda Craig, Margaret Ryan, Third rowzil to rj: Mary Ann Shannon, Thema Funkhouser, Mrs. Wilkins, Fay Hansberger, Nancy Stead an. i , hyuiy y V -' V ,,0, ,,.,,,,,,,wW, ' ,, A o n , yo , ,J L Mc VL ? 1 v.- I I n . lx ,-fx 1, N I ,fb ,fl X 'mga f-- ' 'C X 'Ga 4' l? I R N X -1--...,, VU AUTOGRAPH 1 I f sw N-Nun ffm .mv A 0425 Y! f 1 59,1 'Yfy if w:v.va4l-sv 2 '--5-....., hh...-L -we -W. XS jgifvjafk' X 1 ,J 4 fu 'sig f f 1, ' f - , -, --5, ix fn ,L f J ffr ,X 1 wg 'fi' I f'f,Yff 1 fi., X U 'fri . ' 'Y XX. lx' 'X XM! i, I Alb-xx X'-T 5-Q x 6 W NXXQE1 '51 E Kb X -45 i K 7 Q, 1 uf? M X jf 'Q t' Iflf' -gk X 5025: .5 gm.-, I -- , 'fd- Jifw h -'qv K, QA 5 X n ' M P X K ,J ' -Jig ADVERTISING LOMPLIMENTS OF m W? Q W' Env BROADWAY MILLING COMPANY INC BROADWAY VIRCINIA Q ,-,'- ' .. 5: morou sfzr 1 QV. S XX ff m' I 'E 'I 1' 4 1' wb ilk .9 ' ,,.NW.m,, gakonlvwar Q 2 m l'gg-34415: I Compllments of HOTTLES GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Mt ackson Vlfglnla HEPNER BROTHERS Nanufacturer of Cmder Cement Slaq and Whlte Blocks All Blocks cured wxth hxqh pressure steam temperature Underwrxtten Approved Comphments of M C SHOWALTER CO INC Shovualter Feed and Larro Feeds Broadway V1rgmxa 64.44 49 4, N 325 Phone 147 Mt. Iackson, Virginia I 1 W R DELICIOUS ' HEALTHFUL QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS VALLEY CREAM RY STRATHNIORE FARMS Reqlstered Hereford Cattle COME VISIT US Best W1Sh6S to the Semor Class ofTr1pIettI'I1gh 882 EM MOYERS MOTCDR C0 INC F080 SALES SERVICE Pho'1e New Market Vxrqmla MT IACKSON FARM SERVICE Located One Half M1le North of Mt jackson FEED J SEED FERTILIZER Turkey ard Boxler Contracts Phone 9 W WIGHTMAN S FIRESTONE STORE Flrestone Tlree and Products IOHN W ESHEIMONT 8 SON Dealer of Red Ross Feeds Phone 103 Lantzs M111 VITQIHIEX Edmburq VIFQIHIB I, I 5 ff' ? ' , 150 f , - K 9 The lemley Sfudfbs STLFHLNS CITY VIRGINIA ALWAXS SERVE SOUTHERN BREAD 8 CAKES Fme Class Rmqb Announcements Yearbooks Award IOSTENS Sum 91 Repr shntmxe B111 aw 669 Nl :ph Axe Waxn 5boro V1 :J I , , -E ' N 1 7 . K v Q v , ' Q18 egf 2 1 ' Dal' L a 'l I' CN ' 4. ' L 553 RIVERDALE HATCHERY Qualxty Cmcks PuI'orum Clean Phone 126 Broadway Vlrgxma Compliment: of SELLERS LUP NITURE STORE INC Broadvs ay Vxrgmxa SIMMER S GARAGE Sunoco Gas Genera Tnres Complete Auto Servxce Txmbervxlle V1rg1n1a M PONTIAC HOOVER MOTOR CO Broadway Vxrgmta Helbert Zlfkle Watches Dtamonds IRVIN L PUFFENBERGER IEWELERS Broadvn ay Vxrglnxa Fme evuelery For Grfts That Endure TIMBERVILLE DR JG STORE B axton H Comer Owner and Pharmacxst Paul L Orebauh Pharmacxst Comp xments f SHENANDOAH CAVERNS V R Proctor r Manager New Market Vxrgxma IJROADWAY MOTOR CO iid Sales Parts Servxce Txexx and Useo Cars and Trucks Phone 2 Broadway Vtrgmma . -1 1 . , . , G. .C I . ' ', 1.12. I-P-' Prescriptions . I I Y 1' o ' . . ,l., 1 Y , - l ' . . Complimentg of SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM I Woodstock Vlfglnla PEOPLES CHEVROLET INC Harrxsonburg Vxrgxma Your Frlendly Chevrolet Dealer Phone 868 KELLEYS VARIETY STORE ackson Vlrgmxa Featunrq Dan Rxver Dress Lengths Axon Dale Chambrays Ind1an Head and Cloth of Gold Dres Materxals Sew and Saxe on Hlqh Labor Costs Founta n Servnce Manufacturers of F S F S FEEDS INC Mt ackson Vxrjnma Feeds Cortract Chmckens and Trrkevs Phon 19 , . Y Mm , ' H ,K , ' ' S I V , K J . C N E BURGESS NELSON DISTRIBUTOR GULF OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS OF DISTINCTION C C TURNER FARMS REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE AND WALKING HORSES Phone 113 BROADWAY VIRGINIA O O QUALITY CHICKS as PouLTs W X .ESTEP VALLEY FERTILIZER AND SHOE SHOP CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Mt. lackson. Virginia Repair While You Vvait Fertilizer - Sprays - Materials Fruit Packing Supplies Mt. Iackson, Virginia Phone 143 - 144 GENUINE ROCKINGHAIVI FRYERS AND TURKEYS The Standard by VX hich Other Packs Are Iudged Rockingham Poultry Marketing Co op Inc BROADWAY VIRGINIA STANLEY VA MOOREFIELD W VA 1 ll O XVINCHESTER, VA- STUARTS DRAFT, VA Comphments f CRYSTAL ROLLER RINK S b rg V 51111 TAMKIN S HARDWARE Pamrs Seeds Tools Wallpaper Phone 104 Strasb1 rg V1rq1n1-1 IAMES E ZERKEL Plumbmg Heatmq Electncal Bottled Gas Apphances Sales and Servlce Phone I5 DENTON S Furmture Floor Covermgs Vcnetxan Bl1nds Harnsonburg Vlfglnla G Sat1sfact1on MILES MUSIC COMPANY Every thmg for the Studen MUSICIAN a msonburg V1ro1n1a O STICKL Y 8 SONS McCorm1ck Farm Eqmpment Harrlsonburg VIFQIHIH Comphments of THE DAILY NEWS RECORD Harmsonburg Vlfglnla The Valleys Great st Danly Paper Comphments of THE FASHION SHOP Mrs Ira Compton Mt ackson Vlfglnla l 7 Rl ' 0 ftrns u , U11 g t . . .Q Y a IJ - . . . Store of Personal e ' M2 Iackson, Vlfglnlil S rvlce I. . E ' 1. l E-I I. A . - , . . . . Y A ' K THE PEOPLES BANK You are the people Therefore Thus IS Your Bank Use xt for ALL BANIKING PURPOSES 2 PAID ON SAVINGS Member F D I C ack on Vlfglnla Q rpl r nts of HFISHMANQ GARAGE C W Hexshman Phone 16 Mt ackson VIFHIHIB W C LINDAMOOD TRUCK BODY BUILDERS Weldlnq ana. R paxr nq Phone Mt ackson Vlfglnlil Comphment I A FRIEND Mt Iackron Vlfglnla N A . . . Mt. I' 5 , ' STUDEBAKER SALES - SERVICE . , X . Q 198 D I Y . . A . S O Z N B. NEY AND SONS Harrisonburg Virginia Opposite the Post Office And lust as Reliable WALTERS MODERN RESTAURANT Phone 820 Mt ackson Virginia SPITZER BROTHERS Hardware Sporting Goods lf' Iackson Virginia MARSTON HOME APPLIANCES Sales and Service Phone 119 Mt ackson Virginia WAGGYS IEWELRY S ORE Watches ewelry Silverware Mt ackson Virginia Compliments of MT IACKSON SUNOCO STATION Stanley Meyrs Prop Phone Mt ackson Virginia Compliments f CRAIGS SHOE STORE Mt ackson Virqinia VALLEY FEED 8 SUPPLY Boiler Contractor Poultry Supplies Complete Line of Kasco Feeds Phone 98 Mt ackson Virginia , n I I . . . v L. , - . I l I 1 1 - . Y I' Y I Guaranteed Repair . - 801 . '. o H - 1 Lomplxments of TINIBERVILLE HATCHERY INF Tlmbervllle Vlfglllla Qor pllrwcntg of NEVVMAIN BUILDING 8 MAT R IAL CCRPORATION DLIIICIIPQ Mater11l5 Bmldxnq Contractors Phone ll'-I Tlmberv1l'c Vlrqmla XVholcsale Produce Dealere P one rllmbcrxlll D ht B Oldw H 9 RODNEY NEWLAND M ack on VIFQIH 1 Phom 732 F07 HEATING OILS R LK EARLY 8 EDDINS PRODUCE CCMPANY, INC. h, c, 15' Ngg - Ii ,i , 1 t. Ie 'S . ' K li , , H ii 53 See Your Nearest Dealer Today Manufactured Bw VALANCE MFG COMPANY Broadvudx VIFQIUII D 1ler5 OFLAHERTYS FURNITURI1 BEIDLERS FURNITURE Mt uckson V1rgm1a Woodstock Vlrqmm BAMBERS FURNITURIE Strasburg V rgmxn VALLEY FLOWER SHOP DIQTINCTIVE FLORAT LRLATI NS FOR EVERY OCX, x5IONI Wood tock Vxrgmr Rnox 763 Phon 4 4681 33 VN N rket ol HARRISONBURG Compumenfs 0 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commerclal Refrlger tl n 1les und berucc Hdrrmsonbu Q Vu MT IACKSON MILL Your Admlra Applxancc Dealer H am l Gvner xer 10 year p rxcn e n Refr D ranon vlce on all matic of R2l.I'lQL1l rm ackson Vxrgmla Ill nr ROCKINGHAM CO OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU INC, Complmmems of THE ANNUAL STAFF The House Co operatlon Bullt Lo operarxx Purchasing fr ' H, . E ca ' . . l 4 f . ' '. . C' v ' :,' 'N A - XJ , A 'L 4 ,. . s s . -Q .. --, . K. . - . -A . , , L lxf , C Q . ,v L , . l I , ' S. R- e,'fu6. '- Of guxe 'Q i ieg' bc 'fs QV.: Mt.I , ' Equ'n: . , . . -l VC . Mt ackson IXU M THOD DRY CLEANERS The Safe Place for Your Fine Things The Best Place for Everything Woodstock Timberville Phone 74 OFLAHERTY FURNITURE STORE Mt ackson Virqmia Fine Furniture for the American Home CHENANDOAH CO OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU INC Co operatixe Purchasing and Marx ting Mt I1ck on Woodstock oinburq Stmshur, Corrpliments of DELLINGER FUNERAL HOME Woodstock Mt Iackson T - Zenith Radio and Television E . 2' Q7 55 iii M BCJWMAN APPLE PRCJDUCTS CC., INC QUALITY APPLE PRODUCTS cks IOHN DEERE TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES HARDWARE HAY FUEL Ou Se e W1lPle se You Y u B n s Wll Please LI TRIPLETT 81 VEHRENCAMP I Iflt. Ia on, Virginia r rvic i a o r usi e 5 i PEER 8 BRILL MOTORS Sales and Serwce Phone 267 Woodstock VIIQIHIH INC HARRY L GOCHENOUR Llvestock Transportatxon Phone 46 Woodstock V1rq1n1a C, plmr ents of DR MARTIN Mt ack on Vxrgm WENDER S DEPARTMENT S I' ORE Woodstock V rt, ma Mt ackson VIFQIHIG Compllmcntg, f EVERLY DRUG STORE n J X, g ma AW phone 4 Mt acksor Vxrgmxa Harrxsonburq Vnrqmla 572 Compllmcntg of Complxment of SOUTP END GROCERY ALFRED NEY COMPANY Pnone 123 Iflt ackson VIIJIHIB 30 60 N Mam St Harrmsonburg Vxrqmla -I , I s . A A ia - I ' l 4 E A ' 0 ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 12 'nr L ' ' . -2 ' , I ' 1, V I V - tv . . , RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Auto Refmxshmq Complete Accldent Repalr 2 mlles Outh of New Mark t Va o Phore 4381302 H M Rltchle Ovtn r New Ma ket Vlfglllla MOORE S SMOKE HOUSE OLE VIRGINIA I-IAMS ouqar Cured Hlckory Smokei R IVI Moore Box 77 New Market VIFQIUIH Compuments 0 SMITH NEWV' AND LUNCH Edinburg V1 gmla Lomplxments of HUGH SAUM COMPANY Edmburq Vxrgmla Lompllmentb of STONY CREEK POOL ROOM Lunches and Grocerles Four and One Half mxles W st of Ed nburq on Route 675 Lompllments of C R MILLER ESSO STATION New Market Vlrqmla COMMUNITY STORE Bob Funkhouser Owner General Merchandxse Gas O11 Tnres Basye Vlrgmla Coxrpllments of MT AIYS FARM Mt Iackson, VIIQIHI3 .- , . , C - 5 'z2. -V1 . - . rf: Y VV, , 1 '- r Ll . .r.. U ,. . . . - 3 1 . ' I . . FEDERAL STATE EGG AND GROCERY STATION Estep Brothers Mt ackson VIIQIHIB LUTZ'S RECREATION CENTER Clarence Lutz Nt aclcson VIFQIHIH WOODSTOCK ESSO STATION B B Bly Lessee Woodstock Vlrgmxa Corrplxments of DOROTHY S 5C to S100 STORE XrJOO'l tcc-c VIFQIIIIB THOMAS R GOLLADAY eweler Syracuse Chma Fostorma Cry stal SNYDERS CLEANERS Dry Clean Wood tock I Complxment of NEW YORK RESTAURANT Best Home Cookmq 1r' the Valley Woodstock Vxrumxa BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sc and IOC ZDC to S100 Woodstock Vnrgmna h I I . . . A . I ' . - - I 5 119 N. Main St. Woodstock, Va. ' 4 '- s . fir frwia TRIPLETT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS SUPPLIED BY COMPLIME NTS OF SCH ENCK CHEESE CO WHOLESALE FOOD SPECIALTIES Phone 5202 20 W German' St WINCHESTER VIRGINIA N IE I O O 717 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia F5 B? Complmments of SHENANDOAH R STAURANT Woodstock Vlrqmxa R I CLOWER Ceneral Insurance and Real Estate Woodstock Vlrqmla NVALTON AND SMOOT DRUGS Del xcr Phore Wood tcc-4 Vlrgmxa nts o FINKS IEWELRY STORE Woodstock X1 t, 13 Berryvllle Vxrqmx Phone 19 Wood tock 1 a aes and S ce C c ZITI? 'md Hqh Street WOOdStOCk Vlrgmn TPASBURC MOTOR COMPANY Dodqe Plx mouth Sales Serxrc Dodqe ob Rated Tracks Phon 338 XNOODSTOCK GARAGE NC, Prornpt Serxxce on All Makes of Cars Chrvsler Plw mouth Sales Serx xce Strasburq Vlfglllli N Mam Street Woodstock 'E ' , .I C',l1ffDI:!1I2 f Xvvvc I' A 1 Y- 4 A IVIUIIDOCICS COAL, FUEL OIL C. 8 R. CHEVROLET, INC. S I -:rvi orn r I. Q C ii s -. Vsrg, i w A - -c C N' ' ' I , I I. . I ' 1 , r- I I vi - A , Va. R E STICKL Y AND SON Sales FORD Service Parts Accessornes Expert Mechanxcs All Kmds of Modern Equlpmenr to do the Job It takes to Operate vour Car Phone 59 Strasburg Vxrgmxa Complxments of Harrlsonburg Vxrgxnla Complxments f C PENNY CO INC Harrxsonburg VIPQIHIB YANCEY WEAVER GRATTAN Insurance that Insures and Pays 181 South Mam St Phone 4 7305 Harrxsonburg Vnrgmxa N , . A 3 F. W. WOOLWORTH ' . o 1. . ., . BAT'I'ERMAN'S MACHINE SHOP McCulloch Chain Saw Frnck M M Sales and Same sonburq vtfqmta Edom Dral 4 6777 Compliments of B E LUTZ Mt ickson Vnrqmma nt! O THE VIRGINIA CAFE Phone 806 Mt ack on Vlrqm IOHN W TALIAFERRO soNs IEWLLERS Expert Watch and evelry Repanrs 54 South Mann Street Hwrrlsonburg Vrrqlnla THE SPORT SHOP I-Iuntmq Fxshlnq and Athletxc Equxpmcnt II1rr sonburq Vrrqmn MARY LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE We make Loxlmew Loxller Coldxe M Woodson Mt Iackson V We Btn Sell Trade PAUL S TRADING POST Gurs AmmUHlflOH Radlos Cameras Typevxrrters TQIEXISOH Watches Addmq Machmes Muslcal Supplxes Flshmq Supplles exxelrv Dtal -1 7193 I5 S Llbertv St l'Iarr1sonburq V1 JOHN W TALIAFERRO Estabhshed 1879 IEW LER Dramonds Watches Sllxer outh Mam St Dla -1 4693 Hwrrrsonburg Vxrqmra Hart? 4, R D A - 'I' ' Czmplfxzc f ' . fi J It ' S. 'Nia f- V il 1' 4-5-1 - . . - , rl I . ' .. , C , ' - .I . ' . . ' . Y A, . - - 83S ' . 'l - ' ' ' I . ., . I . 1, r. 4 ' A Lomplnm 1 Q 0 SCLYARDS CUSTOM DRESSED POULTRY Nev Marker Vlfglllla Lornplxmcntg rw AKERS GULF CENTER AND RESTAURANT New Market Vlrqmla Complxments ol Ix W MARKET FEED AND HARDWARE Shervnn Wxllxams Pamts New Market Vxrgmxa Lomolu ents of NEVJ MARKET DEPARTMENT STORE New Market Vxrgmxa AIVOCO SERVIC STATION AND GARAGE Amerlcan AMOCO Gas Phone 864 New Market V1rq1n1a Comphmentg of RIEDES HILL S RVICE STATION New Market VIIOIUIB Grocerles Fresh Frults Fresh Eggs Frozen Foods ure Huffman Phone Mt ickson 'S THE HENKEL PRESS INC Establxshed 1806 Puollshers of the SHENANDOAH VALLEY New Market Vlfglnla BUDS RADIO AND TV SHOP Behlnd Peoples Bank Bldg Complete Radro Servlce Speedy Too We Serxlce All Makes and Models Phone 74 W Mt ackson VIFQIDIB A Q 1 F I. . L . ' fx. I v .Lil I ' R. U 1 ' , ' . ' 4 1 'N' . .A .. 5 -WU .4 7. - .. . Y . . . v 1 I I 4 E ' V . , ., , . 1 .c I 1 , . 1, . ' , -l ' .