Troutville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Troutville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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X W, df' X V Q9 Xggiufyoll 1' ii x f Since the beginning of time man voice, or with crude instruments he beginnings music has grown to be the understood by all those who hear it, may be. It seems that when any great ten to commemorate it. All the great has made music, either with his could create. From those early univ e r s al language, loved and no matter what their nationality event takes place, music is writ- stories in the history of mankind have been set to music. Perhaps our story is not a great one, but it's a story we wish to remember, one that will mean much to us in years to come. So we have put the story of our school year together within the framework of a musical theme. All the feelings and emotions of our school life can be expressed as well as recalled through the median of music. Some melody will call to memory gay, happy carefree hours such as the close friendships we made, the winning of that most important basketball game, the warm feeling that came when we had a report card so good we were proud to take it home to Dad and Mother. But other music will recall the more serious moments of school life, the long hard hours spent in study, dis- appointment over a lost football game, the hurt which came when we failed to live up to the best we could do. It is the hope of the Yearbook Staff that when you look back on some future date at this year's School Symphony you can recall your part in the presentation with pride and joy. A INTRODUCTION FACULT Y STUDENTS CLASSES A CT IVITIES SPORTS 4 ,,,-and-v sl . 1 e l ii X I Q lr 3 1 P 15-5 , li l it l i 1 i J Because homemaking is as important to the foundations of America as the stringed instruments are to the symphony, Because you have prepared many girls for this all important vocation, Because of your capable direction of the cafeteria, Because of your willingness to help in any way possible with the school program, Because of your Christian outlook on life and the sincere interest you take in all your friends and students, Because of these things we dedicate the twenty-fourth volume of the WARRIOR to you, Mrs. Geneva P. Griffin. 5 ALMA MATER F Cj :H j'l:J J J JE' IHISWI Her-A 5.-mawg the BI-Je Rwdge Moun-ta.1'nS,With the smes of blue: Fa.r a-Wm, the bus- N1 mm-m'-ng of 5. but-img town, 1 F 1 1 1FfEF':?U5' f f N 1 H :i fHJJ4s:1id ljgff Stands our no-ble AI - ma. Ma.-ter, Glo ' ri 'GUS to vlew. Rea..-ed 5.-gamst the arch of he-av-en, LQQKS she fgud-13 on. sex: FEFRAIN 1 1 1 1 I fdliiegw Vw 54 E e 1-:ff fha Ch0 'U5,5pSEd It Dm-W5-l'd,Loud Our' prlls-es Cc-IH. F' . T' 1VVVV?'Vrr?3E 521534 I nx 4 2 Jef!-Yr Trevi-vllie NM ,ze-Ri f x N The stung sect1on of a symphony composed background agalnst wh1ch the solo instruments perform Our faculty also provldes us wlth the background and foundatlon we need for brmgmg out our 1nd1v1dua1 capabxhtles so that we as stu dents can play our parts to the best advantage f N 'Q 1 l ':...-f e F ,...4v 4? Z d o A A s.. if sin 'Q Egf- 1 v -52? W K 1 ,f wx. L., 'E IA., . E i S mai H if-Z Q . .4 :IV R 1 ' 'L' Q if Ng ni K Q 5' K .A 1 xv wi . Q 5 gi 3 1 1 Mr. Huffman introduces the faculty, in order of their years of service at Troutville, to Mr. Fire stone, President of P. T. A. Miss Mary Branch Secretary FACULTY H. H. Huffman A.B. Washington and Lee University M.Ed. University of Virginia Principal, U. S. History C. E. Bolton A.B. Roanoke College Math, Science, French Miss Mary Brugh N.P. Radford College Seventh Grade FACULTY Mrs. Madaline M. Bunn B. L. Camper Mrs. Hazel P. Carberry B,S. Roanoke College Berea College N.P. Asheville Teachers English, History, Spanish, B.S. Western Kentucky College Physical Education State College First Grade Physical Education, Math Miss Jean Ferguson Mrs. Geneva P. Griffin B.S. Mary Washington B.S. Madison College English, Government, Speech Home Economics Mrs. Virginia L. Henderson Mrs. Esther S. Hylton Mrs. Nell R. Landers N.P. Radford College N.P. Roanoke College N.P. Radford College Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth H. Maddex Mrs. Martha M. Murray B.S. Radford College B.A. Radford College English, Social Studies, Music, Social Studies, Physical Education Physical Education FACULTY Mrs. Mattie B. Obenshain Mrs. Jacqueline R. Ottoway Mrs. Beulah W. Rader N.P. Radford College Radford College N.P. Madison College Third Grade Second Grade Second Grade Mrs. Manie L. Sifford Miss Christine Shafer A.B. Hollins College N.P. Madison College Algebra, Geometry, Latin Head Teacher Elementary School Sixth Grade Miss Shirley Ann Stone Mrs. Velva S. Sutphin Miss Arlene Watson Radford College B.S. Morris Harvey B,S. Longwood College Fifth Grade Biology, Science, Sociology Library Science Madison College Librarian H. E. Wilhelm J. I. Yates B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Bridgewater College Institute nilligum Junior College Agriculture, Shop Typing, Shorthand, General Business, Yearbook Advisor '-Q The piano is an instrument with many notes, each with a different tone, but all blending to- gether to create harmony and beauty when prop, erly played. Just so, a good school is composed of individual students, each with different per- sonalities and possibilities, yet all working to- gether to create a harmonious and unified whole. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Tuck, S. C. A. Representativeg E. Lee, Vice- Presidentp W. Kinzie, P re sidentg J. Kessler, Secretary: W. Rocke, Treasurer. SENIORS The last chord of Pomp and Circumstance is heard. The capped and gowned seniors are seated. The 1956 Commencement E x e r c i s e s begin with the usual formalities. The audience along with the seniors clap to recognize the speaker and there is a faint shuffle as some change their positions in order to be more com- fortable while absorbing the sage advice being given. But the s enior s' minds are too filled with highschool memories to remember any but small parts of the advice. , Perhaps a quiet smile appears on a senior face as the memories of their first day in high school are br oug ht to mind. One remembers hownervous and sillythey were as they gathered in small insignificant, giggling groups, hoping to impress some upper classmen. Being quite green to high sc hool life the class did not enter into many activities. The year was high- lighted bythe picnic of hot dogs and baked beans. As Freshmen rats the class got into the swing byjoining clubs and participating in sports. JOSEPH MCLEOD ARRINGTON, JR. Sports Club '56 Rod 8: Gun Club '56 F. F. A. '56 Glee Club '53-'54 Monogram Club '53-'54 Science Club '53-'54 Dramatics Club '52-'53 MASON AND DIXON Troutville, Virginia The class supported the school by observing and taking part in the co-curricular activities and by presenting an assembly. Money for the class treasury was raised by selling magazines. The next yea r proved to be the half way mark in high school. As Sophomores we again took part in the magazine sale in order to raise money. An assembly based on the idea of a quiz show was presented. The school year was again ended by a class picnic. Juniors! How proud it made you feel to be titled as such. This year brought new activities. The entire class contributed in one way or an- other to the production of the Junior Play, Down to Earth. A social was also given by the class in honor of the seniors. The climactic year was finally reached as the twenty-eight remaining seniors returned to complete their high school calendar. All were int e r e st e d in raising money for their trip to Washington, D. C., and worked industriously in bake sales, magazine sales and other money- making schemes. Members of the class again produced a play given to the public. The seniors are brought back to reality by a clapping ovation recognizing the speaker. The solemn faced graduates realize this is the end of their school days at Troutville High. Some will march out the door and enterthose of higher learning. Some will leave their desks for iron- ing boards,and some will forsake the basketball courts to join the armed services. But all will commence their life in their community, nation, and world. 14 DONA LD RICHARD ARTHUR Basketball '52-'53 Audio-Visual Club '51-'56 NANCY DARLENE BOWER Vice-President of Freshman May Court '52, '53 Glee Club '53-'56 Cheerleader '54-'56 Junior Play Monogram Club '55-'56 May Queen '56 Class The First National Banle 15 TROUTVILLE, VIRGINIA EVA JEAN BROWN Glee Club '53-'56 F. H, A. '53-'55 4-I-I Song Leader '53-'56 Junior Play Minstrel '55 Usher for Commencement Yearbook Staff '56 Exercises '55 ELEANOR LEAH BR F. H. A. '53-'56 Bio-Science Club '54 May Court '55 Photo graphy Club '55 16 YAN Re BETT F. H. A T SYLVIA A Y MAE CRA NN BRUGH porter, 4-H Club '54 Literary C1 ' ub 55 WFORD . reasurer '55 May Co urt '55 Glee Club '56 L. D. Brugh SL Son VIRGINIA FAYE CRAWFORD Art Club '55 Glee Club '56 F. H. A. '56 MAXEY RANDOLPH DELP Audio-Visual '53 Track '54-'56 Monogram Club '54-'56 F. F. A. Vice-President '55 MM .1 lj' .0....sK BARBARA JEAN DULANEY Glee Club '53 81 '56 Basketball '53-'56 Monogram Cluo '54-'56 Yearbook Staff '56 WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY, Covington, Virginia JOHN CLINE GARBER Football '53-'56 Co-Captain of Football '56 Basketball '53-'54 Track -53-'56 Baseball '53--56 Treasurer of Bio-Science Club '54 Monogram Club '53-'56 President of Monogram Club '56 S. I. P, A. Delegate '55 Minstrel '55 Junior Play Usher for Commencement Exercis Yearbook Staff '55-'56 KENNETH WARREN HARRIS Transferred from Monroe Junior F. F. A. Vice-President '56 Star Chapter Farming Award '55 Fire Fighting Crew '54-'56 Forestry Judging '55-'56 Rod 8: Gun Club '55-'56 Boy's State Delegate '55 S. High School '54 JOHN EDWARD HAT CHER S. C. A. Representative '53 F. F. A. '53-'54 Monogram Club '53-'56 Glee Club '53, -55--56 Science Club '53-'54 Rod 81 Gun Club '55-'56 Junior Play LIBERTY LIMESTONE CORPORATION 'Buchanan, Virginia President of Freshmen and Sophomore Classes 8 SHIRLEY GAY JONES Basketball '53-'54 Photography Club '54 Monogram Club '54-'56 Manager of Basketball Team '55 Junior Play SARAH JANE KESSLER Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class President of F. H. A. '54 Secretary of Senior Class Recording Secretary of Beta Club '56 JOSEPHINE ROSEZELLA KESSLER Secretary of Art Club '55 Vice-President of'F. H. A. '56 Glee Club '56 JUDITH REYE LANDERS Beta Club -55--56 Literary Club '55 Secretary of Glee Club '55 Junior Play Junior Class President Usher for Commencement Girls' State Delegate '55 Yearbook Staff '56 Student Council President '56 WAYNE BAXTER KINZIE Transferred from Colonial S. C, A. Representative '54 Bio-Science Club '54 F. F. A. '54 4-H Club '54 Track '54-'56 Monogram Club '54-'56 Junior Play Minstrel Interlocter '54-'55 S. I. P. A. Delegate '54-'55 Sports Club '55-'56 Vice-President of S. C. A, '55 Glee Club President '55-'56 Yearbook Staff -55--56A Senior Class President High School ' 54 Exercises '55 I WILLIAM GEORGE ELVIN LEE Science Club '54 Monogram Club '53-'56 Football '54-'56 Basketball '53-'55 Rod 8: Gun Club '55-'56 Vice-President of Sophomore and Senior Classes Student Council Representative '55 Outstanding Student of Sophomore Class Minstrel Juni or Play JIFFY CAR WASH Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia NINA MILDRED MCCUNE Science Club '53 Glee Club '56 M Monogram Club '54-'56 F. H. A. Historian '53 F. H. A. Parliamentarian '54 Basketball '54-'56 MARJORIE ANNE MURRAY S. C, A, Representative '53 -f GirI's Octet '53-'54 ' Accornpanist for Glee Club '55-'56 Vice-President of Glee Club '55 Secretary of Junior Class Junior Play 5.1. P, A. Delegate '54-'55 Corresponding Secretary of Beta Club '56 May Court '56 Maid of Honor Editor of Yearbook '56 'null- ' JAMES WILLIAM OVERSTREET Science Club '54-'55 Audio Visual Club '54-'55 Rod 8: Gun Club '55-'56 F. F. A. '55-'56 Sports Club '54-'55 Football '53 Basketball '53-'56 Crlee Club '56 PEOPLES ICE gl STORAGE COMPANY, INC, Roanoke, Virginia ALICE MARIE PARKER Beta Club '55-'56 Art Club Reporter '55 CECIL RYLAND RUCKER Science Club ' 53-'55 Football '53-'56 Baseball '53-'55 Track '53-'54 Monogram Club Rod 8: Gun Club Sports Club '56 '52-'56 '55-'56 WARREN WOODROW ROCKE, JR. Monogram Club '53-'56 Treasurer of Monogram Club '55 Baseball Manager '53 Basketball '56 Manager of Basketball '53-'55 Bio-Science Club '54 Rod 8: Gun Club '55-'56 Treasurer of Junior and Senior Classes Junior Play Minstrel Usher for Commencement Exercises '55 S. I. P. A. Delegate '55 Boy's State Delegate '55 Business Manager of Yearbook '56 CLOVER CREAMERY co., 1Nc, SARA JULIA SIMPSON Science Club '53 May Court '54 S. C. A. Representative Cheerleader '54 Basketball '55-'56 Glee Club '55-'56 Glee Club Librarian '56 Junior Play ROGER WAYNE SMITH Science Club '53 5.1. P. A. Delegate '55 Rod 8: Gun Club '55-'56 Usher for Commencement President of F, F. A. '56 President of Beta Club '56 Yearbook Staff '56 '54 Exercises '55 CARL BUFORD TUCK Football '53-'56 Football Co-Captain '56 Baseball '53-'56 Basketball '53-'56 Track '53-'56 F. F, A. Treasurer '53-'54 Science Club '56 Monogram Club '53-'56 Sports Club President -56 Rod 8: Gun President '56 Monogram Vice-President '56 Senior Class Representative to S. C, A ACME TYPEWRITER COMPANY 541 West Campbell Ave. Roanoke , Virginia 3 CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . . C. Dunbar, .Tr Vice-President ..... . Marjorie Hiner Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... J . Potter 5. C. A. Representative . . . . . M. Brugh Jr. JUNIGR Ruby Amos Norman Abshire EAGLE ROCK GARAGE 24 FIRESTONE 81 CO. INC. Eagle Rock, Virginia Troutville, Virginia -ST Y-vf' Sylvia Bowman Robert Basham CLASS Max Brugh, Jr. Alvin Camper Verna Cook if-' -..-.Q 4-'Y TALLY-Ho DRIVE IN 25 CLOVERDALE GARAGE Hollins, Virginia C loverdale, Virginia John Crumpacker Robert Dooley Wayne Duffy William Gilmore Cecil Dunbar, Jr, A EVANS DRUG STORE 26 MAGIC CITY TILE CO. 1107 Curtis Road 1910 Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Marjorie Hiner Jerry Henderson Dennis Howell Edna Huffman Margaret Hylton BOTETOURT COUNTY MOTORS CO. 21 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP Fincastle, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia in Yvonne Jennings Rachel Keith Nancy Knotts Margie Long x Carole Lakes ROANOKE CITY MILLS INC. 28 STARR CHEVROLET INC 1702 Jefferson Street Buchanan, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Wx 5x YT'-r Jerome Lovell David Osborne 1 Janice Potte r Gene Moran Joyce Settles m4 'N f BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE CO. INC NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 8 Franklin Road 29 107 Jefferson Street Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke , Virginia Richard Simmons Dewey Snider Barry Taylor Charles West Frances Thompson SCOTTIE'S RESTAURANT 30 VIRGINIA SCRAP IRON 81 METAL CO 5010 Williamson Road 1620 Jefferson Street Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Jean Williams OOHHHHHH! ! ! ! !! B obby W ood Scene from the Junior Play The Girl Next Doori' David Osborne, Yvonne Jennings, Wayne Duffy, Sylvia Bowman Seated: Marjorie Hiner i 5 J 5 I 5 1 S ff? SIDNEY'S INC. 501 Jefferson Street Roanoke, Virginia S.C.A. Representatives . . B. Harris and E. Kinzie President ................... C. Campbell Secretary-Treasurer , , , . . B. Stevens Vice-President ..... . . A. Tuck SOUTHERN STATES ROANOKE COOPERATIVE 4th St. at Mt, Ave. 416 Nelson St. 'Fiji 3 Billy Anfios Don Ayers Darden Battle Nancy Brickey Claudine Bryant Calvin Campbell Kenneth Ce rveny Judy Childress Edwin Clemmer Vicki Copenhaver Mary Crowder Jane Crumpacker Nancy Delp Nancy Dickerson Dianne Dooley Shirley Dulaney Billy Dunbar MOUNTAIN TRUST BANK fVinton Branch Roanoke. Virginia Member F. D. I. C, and Federal Reserve System SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SOPHOMORES -X WQNX ggmx -gf.. 3 f ff .. 419 sl'Nwr SKYLINE LUMBER COMPANY, INC, C. B. HALSEY COMPANY Roanoke, Virginia 33 Roanoke, Vxrgmxa Deanne Duncan Larry Firebaugh Paul Garst Nancy Gibson Authur Goad Mickey Hanes Betty Jane Harris Nancy Harris Robert Harris Patricia Hatcher Lorriane Huffman Shirley Huffman Page Hill James Hiner Joe Keesee Barbara Anne Kessler Barbara Marie Kessler Elbert Kinzie Phebe Kinzie Rose Anne Kinzie Patricia Layne Glenda Lee Janice Sue Maddex Shirley Mann Janie McClure James McCune Inez McDaniel Richard Murray Robert Omer Lynda Puckett Sara Quesenberry Jean Reed Ronald Rocke Janice Simpson John Wayne Snider Barbara Stevens James Switzer Alan Tuck James Weddle Patsy Wright HAL, ai, in 'bi GARST BROS DAIRY, INC. KENROSE MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Roanoke Virginia Cotton Wash Dresses 34 - Roanoke Buchanan 'WG P e 9 ff 94 S... Wx? iv if 3-mb R M. Xl ww -W K swf ARCHIETS ROANOKE TOBACCO CO. Roanoke, Virginia Wholesale Distributing 35 Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes 1722 Williamson Rd. Jackie Basham Alice Brickey Ora Brown Ester Byers Tommy Ca James Casper --...S-NN-My Judith Cler Billy Conner Juanita Conner Paul Crawford Luther Deel Phyllis Deel FRESHMAN OFFICERS Judy Drewe ry David Fire S, C, A, Representative . . . . Mary Woodson Steven Frantz Treasurer ........ . Sandra Powell Nancy Gibson VlC9-PrESid6nt . . . Q Dorothy Gibson President ........ . . Nancy Potter Paul Greenway Secretary ......... . . Phyllis Gibson S. C. A. Representative . . . Dorethea Hatcher Billy Greer Tommy Harris Dorethea Hatcher Doris Hiner Fred Holly Eleanor Huffman Garland Huffman Jo Ann Huffman Linda Huffman Carol Lee Dorothy Loyd Shirley Millard Barbara Moore 52? J Bobby Morrison Evelyn Patterson l5'N,f Marie Patterson wx Nancy Potter Sandra Powell Wayne Reynolds Ai LX X r,., v r, Carol Scaggs Ronnie Simmons Ronnie Smith Lawerence St. Clair Douglas Tate Betsy Tobias Sterling Waddell Kenneth Williamson Opal Wood Mary Woodson GlLL'S 36 DELUXE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 4611 Williamson Road 3308 Williamson Road Roanoke. Virginia Roanoke, Virginia 'I ?Q- .. L ' Rl o Hs.. QQ 4 Q L N 1 ,J V lux H... x g , 5... ,N EBM R thy U A 3 r-'tu 6 GY ggi il! MICHAEIJS BAKERY 37 ROANOKE FRUIT 8: PRODUCE PASTRIES 8: CAKES Roanoke, Virg1nia. 3 336 Wm. Road, Roanoke, Virginia S. C. A. Representative , , J. Weddle Vice-President ,.,,,,,, D, East President ..... . . J. Lowe Secretary ........... W. Gray Treasurer ,.,,,,,,, D, McCune S. C. A. Representative .... N. Via Martha Dehart Shiela Dickerson Elaine Dooley Georgia Dooley Patricia Dove Dollie East Donald East Diane Edwards Paul Gilmore , x Kenneth Gray . Charles Graybill Carol Sue Greer Dorothy Gross Carolyn Harris Donna Jones Christine Kearns r U David Keesee John Kessler , - Donald Kratz B , I Q. X Archie Lambert Raymond LaPradd ,- Janet Lowe Lonnie Mason Diana McCune Patricia McCune Beecher Millard Andrew Murray Donald Nelson 1 I 3 Carolyn Pace 4. J. C. Page f - i David Parker Gerald Proffitt 'I Ronald Rader . Juanita Reed Joyce Rice Robert Shirley X l . Bert Shorter Z A Ray Alls Bonnie Amos Christine Ayers J. E. Boothe Nancy Broughman Richard Bryant Sharon Bryant Shirley Bryant Frederick Campbell Annie Catron Virginia Cerveny Judith Copenhaver Robert Crawford Ray Crawford Alma Crowder Marie Dalton if J ix ,J Frederick showaner ,:s'-r l ' A A P Bobby' Slone , 'rff V Paul Snod rass ,,,,: . J . ' ,E ffl .,,, :Af iiv'ir . ' , Richard Siencer I gig is -' 'J Leo Trail :IZ . ,lil , .- , if 'r Nancy Via l J., gf 'W Jean Weddle K .., Walter Whitlock . - 3 Janet Wickham 4 I ii Alan Woodson O - X' 38 1-1OwE1..L's AUTO BODY SHOP Roanoke , Virginia WW s. X Sung CRUMPACKER ORCHARDS Route 1 Roanoke Virginia EIGHTH GRADE . .- -- -'X: 12.-,X Y tk' :mv S, X' 'Dx , ' L iih' 1 i NOFFSINGERS C LEANERS Roanoke , Virginia I . - l ' l ! S Lf, A A ' 'YM' X Vw K fe' I 5 iv., P! R -1 , gg . , I I .. f A W 3 A , K X5 I il z .,,: S ' ' i A K? We Q X . i X .- . f Q T I J vi X IJ' ef: qi R, f Se : , ' . , L f -.-.L X '- Q x A . L' l V X S' V K A A f X , R - .54 .iieo i R 'X R, , . . ' - ,Af if -I 1 fir, 4 Q iN-1 Q ' .k', , T h ff I Q wi - X - ' N ' R V - ,wi X I ' 4 R 1 3 , e if s M X . , 5 , K ,J K A Ly. tg K . Q A. X '- - i ' rs xi Q 5 f ' 'ff N 'i 'ff .1 -X , I , ' 1' I X ' 'N ' 39 D ,ff 4. jf gl NOT PICTURED SOPHOMORES A11ce Proff tt F RESHMAN Dor s Kelly EIGHTH GRADE B lly Booth Walter Myers Charles Peterson D s Rob ald W lso X ,fx if-. ' Q S y T 'I I QQ W 6 edf QM?-I Ei P JJEH .sf SAY IT WITH MUSIC symbol oI progress As graduation I t t In I at the past. We see that vducat'on In Z been IargeIy responsible I tI' -p g I .Q our nation. why? Education is PROGRESS. Today - more than ever beIore - industry, q , J business and Iabor, all, Imnow the :rue values of 3 i a good educat'onaI system. EDUCATION continues to stand a a true- symboI ot PROGRESS. mcnuc rownn commv v 40 lf I I x i i nni er n i n I I C nears, e Is a e a serious ook I as I we 1glY or e ro ress o 9 en I ' 1 S ' 9 U an Q iv? SEX, The French Horn ms one of the most effec , whxch takes much hard study and practlc e to play well Th1s couldwell symbohze our classes because classwork 1s mdeed dlfflcult at tlmes but mt ms truly our most effectlve means of prep aratmon for future hvmg l x A .. f X 53? xii. A N me a synnony, ,ent K. , ly 3 J x e ff E fl! ff, -. .4 A-br. 5 -'fi4.Al v 351 L WQNRLQQA JU ffliiii W S n ff!! X . rn Q I, 5 . . Q ,S , F' jp O fi 4 5 Q X: 1.325 5 ' ' s Z R 5 5, 'L R THE HOME ECONOMICS CLASS WORK ON THEIR OUTFITS FOR THE EASTER PARADE I v .!,, 19 ni wi' 1 Iwi is, x yi ,K F-I, M, THE TYPEWRITERH YOU SAY POTXTO, 1 SAY POTKTOH FROM THE EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH CLASS , w- , Q X 'fi' 'Q 'QA if ..- R ' , . f f, Q M, , A xv '4 - War-M' n lf QQ f Z 'Qi K 4 Si IXQK 2. K.. I 51:1 ' I C 53? 2 ffm-fgg sg f at 2. ,F 1 i , sig?- .m s-' B LOGY STUDENTS f IF THIS ONE IS RIGHT THEN WE'RE THROUGH! SENIOR ADVANCED MATH CLASS Q39 I ...Q A .si 'sf if 1' SX 'aku hi. 1 9 I'l N-...,,,,N 1 lllvui,. x A 4' ,NW wa...-...U f N. , , . 'H . 5-gp Q K x j SECOND YEAR FRENCH CLASS WORKS ON THE FRENCH LESSON 1 HEAR MUSIC X,L.f ww wail ,. 'fhfiuu ,'f4s7l ' o ' 1 OJ? L: S' !1 'if' 'f v in ,J J, Q A Q I W Yi , S NN Usually when a harp begins to play the other instruments cease playing entirely or provide a K very soft and subdued background for the harp K to be well heard. So it is with our Activities in 5 the School Symphony. They provide a quiet, pleasant interlude which creates a welcome contrast to study and school events. lx X ff . ..f ah , y S , 'z...? rN'e E . , VJ S.C.A. The Student Coun erning organization which serves as a median cil Association is a gov- between the faculty and the student. By strength- ening this student-teacher relation school proves t b o e a happier environment for all. J. Landers . .......... President J. Maddex . . . . Secretary-Treasurer B. Taylor . . ..... Vice-President MEMBERS Senior Class - W. Kinzie, C. Tuckg Junior Class - C. Dunbar, M. Brughg Sophomore Class.- C. Campbell, B. Harris, E. Kinzieg Freshman Class - N. Potter, D. Hatcher, M. Woodsong Eighth Grade - J. Lowe, N. Via, J. Weddle. 48 QQ? GRS: W. Smith - President M, Brugh - Vice-President J. Kessler - Recording Secretary A. Murray - Corresponding Secretary V. Cook - Treasurer Mrs, Bunn - Advisor Roll: S. Bowman M, Hiner E. Huffman M, Hylton Y, Jennings J. Landers M, Parker J. Potter B. Taylor The Beta Club is organized to encourage and recognize achievements in character, leadership and scholarship, SCIENCE CLUB President, J. Potter Vice-President, M, Hanes Secretary-Treasurer, N. Via Those planning to enter the Science Fair this year are lfrontl: J. Copenhaver, B. Boothe, V, Copen- haver. Back: K. Gray, J. McCune, M. Hanes. Purpose: To promote interest Roll: R. Amos B. Boothe R. Bryant J. Copenhaver D. Crawford K. Gray M. Hanes D. Keesee J. McCune J. Potter W. Reynolds J. Switzer F. Thompson B. Shorter N. Via W. Whitlock J. Williams D. Woodson in science TRADE WINDS RESTAURANT 50 RANSONE DRUG CO Franklin Road Buchanan, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia rw: - , f H it- 15. faq C 22? K Secretary . . . . . D. Hatcher Purpose: To develop a pro- President ..... M. Woodson gram designed to acquaint all Advisor ...... Mrs. Maddex students with the history and Vice-President . , , N, Potter program of the organized tea- ching profession, Roll: S. Brugh, V, Cerveny, E.Dooley, S. Dulaney, C, Har- ris, R. Kinzie, J, Wickham. Left to right: L. Huffman, J. Lee, J. Lowe, C, McGhee, H. Fitzgerald, D, Lloyd. EAGLE ROCK MILLING COMPANY, INC. 51 OBENSHAIN'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Eagle Rock, Virginia Troutville, Virginia X.N,f,-MU, ,I if-glifg 559' Q 11.-gfmq ffl F F A . - QQ, c WMW WMM Left to right: Warren Harris, Wayne Smith, and Mr. Wilhelm The F. F, A,'s are organized to promote agricultural lead- ership and Co-operation, Preszident: W. Smitli Left to right: E, Kirizie-Reporter, Mr, Wilhelln-Adviser,A, Tuck-Treas urer, W, Smith-President, W, Harris-Vice-President, C. Campbell-Sec' retary, RADER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 52 Troutville, Virginia I First Row: Mrs.Griffin, E. Huffman, F. Thompson, M. Parker, P, Wright, N, Brickey, D. Hatcher, S, Powell, A. Brickey, L. Huffman, N. McCune E. Patterson, Second Row: M. Long, M. Hylton, N. Knotts, B. Kessler N. Delp, J. Conner, S. Mann, R. Amos, N. Gibson, J. Drewery, P. Gib- son,D, Dooley, A. Proffitt, Third Row: C. Lakes, E. Bryan, J, Kessler F. Crawford, J. Kessler, J. Simpson, N. Harris, B. Kessler, N. Dickerson, B, Leech, G. Lee, O. Wood, O. Brown, C. Bryant, B. Harris, P. Deel, Purpose: T o p r o rn o t e a growing appreciation of the joys and satis- Wu, factions of homernaking. vt 'x ,o 0, 1 - 'S D Fm D 0 -. C 0 No Nl w do ff' 5- E. Hui gident ' Q H' 5101 ' 5 Gfiiiink griqe-s.slefgS.1Trea' .M1'- - 1, ' Knot ' 1. . rs. def' N, De P 0616.8Vice-PTe'5?ecreiafY' o1'YeT'N. President: E. Huffman rnafha Pxrno-5, iirnan , RCP ian' ' L. Hu Sui-ef s BEDFORD GROCERY CO., INC. PLEE-Z1NG 53 BUCHANAN MOTOR COMPANY Bedford, Virginia Buchanan, Virginia ART CLUB Advisor . . . . . Mrs. Sifford Reporter . . . . . M. Long Secretary . . . M. Hylton Roll: R. Amos, S. Bowman, A, Catran, D. East, R. Keith, N. Knotts, C. Lakes, F. Thompson, J. Williams. The Art Club membership is made up of those who are interested in promoting and developing individual talent in art, SOUTHEAST SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES Educational Programs With An Objective JAMES RIVER HYDRATE 81 SUPPLY CO. INC. Buchanan, Virginia 54 5 M5 .-Ls -,. , 'S liar L. if LITERARY - DRAMATIC CLUB Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . S. Dulaney President ......... . . J. Williams S. Bowman D. McCune S. Brugh P. McCune A. Crowder Andrew Murray P. Dove C. Pace D. East J. Reed C. Harris F. Showalter M. Hiner L. Snider P. Kinzie B, Tobias P. Layne J. Weddle C. Lee Advisor: Miss Ferguson Purposes: To prepare for participation in spring literary contests. To foster an interest in and to participate in dramatic activities. To encourage proper oral interpretation in reading, speaking, and drama, PURITAN CHEMICAL COMPANY ROOT SUPPLY CO Atlanta 18, Georgia 55 Cloverdale, Virginia Bruce Ford, Representative SPORTS CLUB y in QE 511, fi vs- Ogg i .? - . fy fix ,t it ll The Sports Club has the job of advertising all the sports events that take place during the school year, They also work to arouse more interest in sports among the students, Above: W. Duffy, Vice-Presi- dentg Coavh Camper, Sponsorg C. Tuck, Presidentg I. McDan- iel, Secretary-Treasurer, Leaving the building with their sports equipment are: R, Ruck- er, M, Delp, J. Overstreet, J. Arrington, -di' TROUTVILLE SUPPLY STORE TROUTVILLE BARBER SHOP BASHAM SERVICE STATION Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Troutville, Virginia PHILLIPS 66 Custom Grinding 81 Mixing 56 Troutville, Virginia PURPOSE: To teach safety with guns and to promote interest in hunting ROD AND GUN W, Harris, C. Tuck, CLUB J . A rrington. J. Hatcher, E. Lee, W. Smith. Standing: Mr. Huffm K l 1 HMP. 1. 'VN I an, Mr. Bolton. , in 1 t U lf Q M 9-In x it ,il L, ' b ,,.fi. . 3-vga .Q-.KX , .. X X f -1 A . . - i ,N - R, L. Webber Turner Drug Company Toot's Drive In Florist Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke , Virginia 57 E 2 nn 5 ll ' -...af-..w.e. ...mm MONOGRAM CLUB PURPOSE An honor club organized for the purpose of recognizing those who received a school letter through a thl e t i c s . Check R Board Feed Stores C1ty Auto Wreckmg Carter'B Air-Lee Cleaners Roanoke Vlrglnla Roanoke, Virginia Miss Watson Donald A rt hur The Audio-Visual Club has the responsibility of taking care of all the projectors and other movie equipment in the school. They also Work with the teachers in the showing of movies for classes. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB A. Goad, D. Arthur, J. Switzer, R. Murray, D. Ayers. ll . .i Z Crouch's Pharmacy Route l King0ff'S Hollins, Virginia 316 Jefferson Street Weddle Radio-Television Ser., Inc. ' ' ' 59 2813 Williamson Road Roanoke, Virginia i Q up 2 , 2 ,FWD i l Ez ! .. 4 ' 5 Q 'W A .k . A ,Q W W,,.. 4 Q K V 'M Y' W ' V, LL,,, , L A V V CLUB o C H fbi? of-1 fs' Om 0-:J 'm Zi.. :Y Bm 3-Q o :MT fm -Q v-4C 'o' -:J 'Nl Ov F36 52.-f :r HID :r O5 mo ro ,,,2'. as 5 mi :J.-- HO 'nz in Ov ml' :ss- IIJ joy singing the opportunity to learn new music for the vari- ous programs. To begin the year a pageant was presented with the S. C, A, in observance of American Education Week. The musical reading Christmas Bells was a highlight of the Christmas season. The new robes arrived in time for this program, and that was indeed a wonderful surprise. In F ebr ua ry , two representatives, Bobby Dooley and Wayne Kinzie, sang in the All State West Chorus. March brought the annual minstrel show with all its accompanying hilarity. We closed the year with the music for May Day and Com- mencement Exercises. Back Row: Hatcher, R. Kinzie, E. Huffman, J, Reed. S . Mrs. Murray - Director J. Overstreet, W, Kinzie, J. Casper , J. Crumpacker, P. Kinzie, P. Layne, P. Second Row: B. Crawford, M. Hylton, M. Hiner, O. Brown, J. Kessler, F, Crawford, D. Dooley, L. Huffman, R. Keith, N. McCune, First Row: B. Dulaney, J. Potter, B. Stevens, S. Powell, A. Brickey, J. E. Brown, P. Wright, J. Settles, F. Thompson, B. Tobias. I ,,,,,.,,,. A101159 ,llfux Q... :9.,,,.,. K- Yu... Mwultiv 1 Maddex, S. Dulaney, 41, ,N -Agra-x,w-'Uh-1--M-'fi-f...a.1nv --Q -4 Q. .,,...... , ,, ,. Y ,W lv- 'L f -lf. . -1 , -rw. w-erfx' H M e'W4'.- .. was ...WW Harrison Jewelers F. W. Woolworth's Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia 61 Morgan-Eubank Furniture Corporation Roanoke, Virginia A Y -3, - Q Editor - A. Murray, Advisor - Mr. Yates, Business Manager - W. Rocke. YEARBOOK STAFF Another school year has passed, a year filled with fun, work and friends. All these have been recorded in this volume of the Warrior for your enjoyment. Yes, the work on it has been hard and the hours long, but we feel that it has been of value to us, even when the layouts were lost, and the copy wrong! But it's been fun, too. The times that we met and worked at night provided gaiety and fellowship. And, believe it or not,we accom- plished a great deal during those meetings. It has been our purpose and aim to put the m e m o r i e s of this year in a permanent form that will bring joy and pea c e to your heart and a song to your lips. Working to meet the deadline are: E. Huffman, E. Clemmer, E. Brown, A. Murray, and Mr. Huffman. Cornett School of Business Botetourt Farmers Exchange Roanoke' Virginia Joseph Spigel' Inc' BLlChBnB'n, Virginia 62. Roanoke, Virginia The Senio r Staff members take their turn posing for the photographer. From left to right: J. Garber, A. Murray, J. Landers, , B. Dulaney, W. Rocke, W. Kinzie, W. Smith. I Going after advertisements a r e these Junior Staff members: B. Taylor, J. Crumpacker, E. Huff- man, D. Howell, J. Henderson. g,.Q',,L' V A V ..-M 0 , V -,M M , .r . . George T . Hitch Jeweler McC1ure.S Store Roanoke, Virginia Troutville, Virginia 63 -Nil. . These Cub members are dis- covering that a lot of work goes into the Warrior . Here Mr. Yates helps E, Clemmer, J. Chil- dress, E. Kinzie and J. Maddex with some page layouts. T he Antique Shop T routville, Virginia Queen, Darlene Bower Maid of Honor, Anne Murray Junior Princesses - Yvonne Jennings,Janice Pottery Sophomore Princesses - Barbara Stevens Betty Jane I-larrisg Freshman Princesses - Phyllis Gibson, Judy Drewryg Eighth Grade Prin cesses - Dolly East, Martha Dehart. 64 ' e X W N ijodrffl bl I Qngofnihicfhs g11v2 3fJJg53petS in Pg Iii? A 1 he llll Sax if , l ji. Coach Camper Seated: J. Crumpacker, E. Lee. Standing: M. Hanes, R. Rock, T. Camper, B. Basham. '55 Varsity Football Schedule Opponent Warriors Opponents Andrew Lewis JV's 27 7 William Fleming JV's 41 0 Jefferson JV's 35 6 Eagle Rock Z6 6 Valley 14 37 Alta Vista 19 0 Dunlap 41 0 Buchanan 13 7 216 63 SENIORS E. Lee, J. Garber, C. Tuck, R. Rucker . Botetourt Esso Pa1nter's Pharmacy . . . . 3312 wuiiamson Road T'0 'V1ue' Vuglma Barger Brothers Roanoke, Virginia 66 Buchanan, Virginia ,.w,'2'e. S ,.. if ,t mart. l Nr Seated: G. Moran, J. Garber, C. Tuck, D. Howell, D. Snider, Coach Camper. Standing: D. Osborne, W. Duffy, C. Campbell, J. Lovell, R, Simmons, J. Henderson, P, Garst, L. Firebaugh. FOOTBALL Under the leadership of Coach Bobby Camper,the Warriors experienced the most success- ful session in the history ofthe school. Their slate of 7 wins out of 8 games set a record. The season started by defeating the Baby Wolverines of Salem Z7 to 7. In the next game they showed their power and determination to win by overpowering William Fleming J.V.'s 41 to O. The first county game was a winner over Eagle Rock 26 to 6. The season was concluded by facing the Blue Devils of Buchanan,to determine the Botetourt County Championship. The play was c1ose,but the Warriors were able to push over for the win- ning touchdown in the closing seconds of the game, and with this game they were able to retain the championship. T routville Electric Company T T. 'll , V' ' A Ikenberry Bi Garst I-Ou V1 e U-guna SPOT! Sh0P Daleville, Virginia 67 Lexington, Virginia Pres Brown's D. Snider D. Howell R. Simmons D. Osborne OPPONENTS WARRIORS Alumni 50 55 Browrisburg 49 55 Bur lxanzin 55 63 Colonial '17 57 Finffistle Z7 51 Fairlrivlri 51 67 Buys' Camp 47 45 Colonial 41 65 Fincsiwtle HS 65 Eagle' Rock 46 50 Fairfield 53 49 Eagle- Rimtk '16 58 Boys' Camp A8 80 Goshen 16 59 Bruwnsburg 49 as DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Finvastle 41 48 Valley 58 66 Eagle Rock 6d 64 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Tom's Brook 61 77 Shi-nanfloah 46 65 STATE TOURNAMENT' Chatham '34 62 King William 64 65 JOSTEN'S Class Rings-Announcements-Awards Bill Day 669 Maple Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia BASKETBALL J. MCCune L. Firebaugh A. Tuck C. West R. Harris C. Tuck D. Osborne W. Rocke D. Tate D. Howell R. Simmons D. Snider R. Murray Coach Camper Captains - Tuck, Simmons BASKETBALL L. to R.: N. McCune S. Dulaney E. Huffman S. Bowman R. Amos B. Dulaney B. Kessler J. Crumpacker B. Stevens S, Jones R. Kinzie I. McDaniel E, Huffman S. Jones S. Bowman N. McCune B. Dulaney Coach - Mr. Huffman Co-Captains - B. Dulaney and S. Bowman Assistant Coach - Mr. Bolton TIMES-WORLD CORPORATION The Roanoke Times The Roanoke World-News ROANOKE-WEBSTER BRICK CO,, INC I TR AC K SHOTP U5 U 32166 J' Garber? ff? 2? DASH W. Kinzie J. Crumpacker a V B Basham SURDLES 1-HGH JUMP ' H0We11 M. Del? Fincastle Pharmacy Foster's Jewelers Sa,m'5 Fincastle, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia in-nv' Reading clockwise from lower left: S. Quesenberry, P, Wright, D. Bower, J. McClure, P. Hatcher and L. Puckett. CHEERLEADERS AMG' P. Y Jennings.S.QH25e berry' her. - Here P'HatC , ose. and J Mcciufe awe us 3 P 1, . . Wright' D' Bowe I Glenn-Minnich's Wm. P. Swartz, Jr, Roanoke, Virginia Fisher O ti and Co., Inc. Roanoke, Virginia 71 p cal Co. 106 Franklin Rd R oanoke , Virginia So soon it's come, Too - that time for partingg The prelude has been played And we, the composers stand - awaiting That which shall ensue - The Rhapsody of Life. 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