Troutville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Troutville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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E2- :jg P . fy. if 'I gr , 5 'L 1? -3 . Q gs 73 .4 5, 1 - 1:- 1. .-, , if ,, .14 75.1, .15 1 ,E .lj 5. 'x 13 E- .f iff ., .- 99 1 we -'r 2 -' 'L A ' ., 1?- 4 X' Y 4 1-fig! - 2. H41 fr VOLUMN XXV THE WARRIDR 11 X x4 5?i! ll 1 4 I L' 412 Q 5 4 All ' x 'Q-Ap 'gqf Q iii, - nw: '7 . ,Q f-,, :- , nz, 1035.63 'if lv f , ' V I , , 1 1 1 'XR 1 s N 5 v' A 1 . EDITOR J y I-lender s o ADVISOR J. I. Yates BUSINESS MANAGER John Crumpacker ART EDITOR Edwin Clemmer PRINTED By DELMAR A' E mem SCHOOL KROUTVXLL Trouw me, Virginia 1957 1 HR x 3- ,- v' x ' I I, X ff? M i , ' A X fv I , af Z! f N 7 f f , . l x X X lx x K X M X'-r 7 X f N i f ' ix is X V wif al X Wx X g . A fi- X R' x Ki W 'fb X WIA A I N ' x 1 X Wxmx X lv R X I x j ' A .. U. .T I M X ' fy jf! 49 ,0- ff . N V. 777 Ml NV NVQ ville High School, present to you this twenty-fifth e d i t i o n of the WARRIOR. Since the first day that we left our homes to enter school we have passed through many doors. Every door has openedupon a new experience or a new adventure. But Troutville has impressed us with more than her doors. She has been our inspiration, and her foundations are the immaterial things which year after year she has bestowed upon us. Within her walls we have found an atmos- phere of spiritual and intellectual nourishment and lasting friend- ships. It has been said that our school gives in return only as much as the student himselfgives. Whether this be true or not, none of us can ever repay the wealth Troutville has given to us in our understanding of books, people and life itself. Our hope is that through this, our yearbook, your memories of Troutville will remain alwa ys with you. ll I I I I We, the annual staff of Trout- W 2 Illlll Kar if 5931618 A Zfdgfg FACULTY STUDENTS Page 13 CLASSES Page 39 SPGRTS ACTIVITIES Page49 ADVERTISEMENTS We who are extremely grateful, wish to ex- press our appreciation, and show our sincere admiration and respect to one who has helped to make our problems lighter. We , therefore , de dic at e this , the twenty-fifth volume ofthe Warrior to you, Mrs. Velva S. Sutphin. 4 0 The faculty could well be represented by an antique door. Just as an antique door has served and helped people for many years, so has our faculty worked faithfully and well to start us out on life. Their untireing efforts are a thing we should all remember in the years to come. i Q ,l,f L X E-3 A Q- C Q AL, A I . I ii' Ersfm i7Q5Q3n'Z'nni1 L. E IE! F W: T gum III In 5 ' ' mm YP' II IH' FWF' III III E.. E I lf I IBB i hifi? . M' EQ!!! t A Eiizzzz what XX 'KI ,7,,3.,,x,,, I , . . . .E , Y... K., if wg-MJ X iff' J K' Xxx '64- ' TROUTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Li , E NC I g C A M 1 I -,.,...' 415i nh M ...., O ,Liz-U .X B I X , A if 1 A , y--- A 'L QM., .L f O 7 ,abil E E ,'v .--., CN E. N1-,Q ,LE C ff 'C N. Jlil UU firla 5 , wing-ii.. : ' , ff'-'1 - f, -,fn E I ' iszif-4 L -L A W A 'l,, nl ll' ,Nil A-in y,,,,,.g...3i,i,,,2f a O V ff -fi 4 vI7 E? , , 1 Q ' L gm , E Q 'ff L . - 3 Ull Q' 1 ' I ' 'V , , , ELEMENTARY SCHOOL an-mf-avril 1 ' E fig? 74,--' f ,are . ., ' , ' VL. ff ,419 I -n 'ur'-mf .i W 's 'SW N 'NL W .X.,,,,.- , HOME ECONOMICS AND AGRICULTURE BUILDING N-Qu H. H. HUFFMAN Principal A. B. Washington Lee University, and Ed. University of Virginia su Rilvlsmuq-'-y,,, ,k,, M, vu, fu, gh - -'-- -rf-N, .,,,,f.. :Qx,.,iQ,,,,,,,A,,R,,5 ' MS::MN'i ' A ' MJ, 'PMQM 4'-f 0 X 7 MISS MARY BRANCH Se creta ry 3 1' ,, M Mrs. Madaline M. Bunn B. S. Roanoke College English, Spanish, Junior Sponsor Miss Jean Ferguson B. S. Mary Washington Government, English, Speech, Journalism Senior Sponsor B. L. Camper B. S. Western Kentucky Math, Phys ical Ed., Coach Freshmen Sponsor 8 .5-'Z L. E. Hall . B. A. k ll Mrs. Geneva P. Griffin EngIfiZai1noH?B?o2.yege B- 5- Madison 6911936 Social,Studies,, Home Economlcs Eighth Grade Sponsor HIGH SCHOOL J. P. Bowman B. A, Bridgewater College Chemistry, Algebra 5 'Wee Mrs. Elizabeth H. Maddex B. S. Radford College English, Physical Ed., Ng SAM1iSfEZr1lLfl1-CI2J'ISZraY Eighth Grade Sponsor ' ' . . ge Music, Science, FACULTY Physical Ed., Geography Sophomore Spons or h. J. I. Yates Bridgewater College Radford College Typing, Bookkeeping, General Business, Junior Sponsor, Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Velva S. Sutp in B. S. Morris Harvey Algebra, English, Biology, Science Freshman Sponsor Miss Arlene Watson B. S. Longwood College Library Science, Madison College Librarian, Social Studies L, a n ,M im Q? X 53,8 6 E vs . X.., . H. E, Wilhem B. s, virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture, Shop Mrs. Virginia L. Henderson N. P. Radford College Third and Fourth Grades ,.A.. Q-in Mrs Hazel P. Carberry N, P. Asheville Teachers College First Grade 'mann-i Mrs. Esther S, Hylton N. P. Roanoke College Fourth Grade MrliaZl:fl2:ii1ESfri5 E L E M E N T A R Y Third Grade Miss Mary Brugh N. P. Radford College Seventh Grade 10 Swag Mrs. Nell R. Landers N. P. Radford College Fifth Grade FACULTY Miss Christine Shafer N. P, Madison College Head Teacher Eleementary School Sixth Grade Miss Joyce Prillaman Radford College First and Second Grades ll Mrs. Jacqueline R, Ottaway Radford College Sixth Grade Mrs. Beulah W, Rader N. P, Madison College Second Grade x ans Y. LN!! me K f ,, Tsar K K Q . A 5 64- :aw w . . . Ag' A 7 r is Ha Mrs. Mabel Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Caldwell, Mrs. Gladys Bryant, preparing lunch, Richard Rocke, A. P. Simpson, Carl Rader, Fred Spigle, J, Rader, waiting for 3:30. if L W W 1 i ' JQQRMQ xkglg '55 SW-sxmmx 12 . I .K ' f' K 'X Oakley Scaggs custodian Hu 7.7 , Q-:Qi Q Ezwfzfd Through the school door pass the most vital cogs in the success of the school--the student. The truth in this state- ment is readily seen because the students are the ones who make the school what it is today. They are the ones who win the awards, ball- games, and diplomas. Actually we should remember that the students and school door go hand in hand to make a good school, ' SENIORS We started our high school years in 1952 when we entered the eighth grade as the class of '57. Mrs. MaddexandMrs. Bunn were our spon- sors and Edna Huffman was elected president. We didn't enter to many activities that year be- cause we were just getting used to the new way of going to school, the changing of classes, and having a different teacher every period. For our first May Day we chose Janice Potter and Sylvia Bowman to represent us. ln our freshman year, many boys and girls started entering different sports. We were a slightly smaller class, now numbering only 47, Mr. Moore and Mrs. Sutphin were our sponsors. We picked Yvonne Jennings, a newcomer, presi- dent ofthe class. Janice Potter and Yvonne Jen- nings represented us at the May Day festival, As our sophomore year rolled along we were more settled in high school and most of us be- longed to one or more clubs. Our total enroll- ment was 39. When we organized, we selected Barry Taylor president. One of our students, Janice Potter, was elected secretary-treasurer of the Student Government. Mr.Yates and Miss Ferguson were our sponsors. Six of our boys were on the football team. When we became juniors in 1955, our mem- bership had diminished. We were only 34 in number, but the spirit was still there. Cecil Dunbar was elected class president, and Barry Taylor, one of our students was elected vice- president of the Student Government, Mrs. Sif- ford was the sponsor that year. Our junior play, The GirlNext Door, after many interruptions, was a huge success. Nine of our students were tapped by the Beta Club. The highlight of our year was entertaining the seniors. After much planning and a lot of hard work, we arranged a picnic and day's outing at Lakeside. A good time was had by all. The year 1956 saw us enter school as sen- iors witha class of 2.5, We chose Dennis Howell as our president. David Osborne and Dennis Ho- well were chosen co-captains of the football team. Our sponsor is again Miss Ferguson, Jerry Henderson is editor of the yearbook and Barry Taylor is president of the Student Govern- ment. We,the class of '57, would like to give our thanks to all the teachers who have helped us through these last five years, and to say that without your kindness to us all it would never have been possible. FirstRow: Keith, Knotts, Long, Howell, Settles, Cook, Thompson. Second Row: Huffman, Hiner, Bowman, Brugh, Dunbar, Henderson, Potter, Lakes, Hylton, ThirdRow: Wood, Osborne, Snider, Simmons, Crumpacker, Lovell, West, Taylor. w-4' SENIORS 3, 5 SYLVIA MAE BOWMAN Glee Club '54-'57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Basketball '54-'57, Sports 55 '56 Art Club '55 '56 Lit- Club ' - , - , erary Club '55- '56, Co-Captain Bas- ketball '56-'57, Beta Club '56-'57, Vice-President of Beta Club '57, VERNA SUE COOK cience Club '56 Beta F T A 54 S . Club 56 '57 Treasurer ofBeta Club 56 Secretary of Beta Club '57, 3 MARJORIE ANN HINER S. C. A. Representative '55, F.H,A. '54, F.T.A. '54, Glee Club '54-'57, Literary and Dramatics Club '54 '55, Vice-President Junior Class '56, Junior Play '56, Beta Club '56- '57. 15 JOHN EVERS CRUMPACKER Science Club '54, Sports Club '54- '55,Footba1l'54-'57, Track '54-'57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Audio Vis- ual Club '54-'57, Minstrel '54-'56, Junior Play '56, Annual Staff '56- '57. Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention '56, Reporter Senior Class '57, Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook '57, 16 SENIORS MAX BRUGH, JR. Football '54, F. F. A. '54-'55, Glee Club '54-'57, F.F.A. Reporter '55, S.C.A, Representative '55-'56, Beta Club '56-'57, Junior Play '56, Boys State '56,,President of Beta Club '57. EDNA MAE HUFFMAN Glee Club '54-'57, Basketball '54- '57, F,H.A. '54-'57, F.H.A. Reporter '55, Art Club '55, Monogram Club '55-'57, F.H,A, President '56, Beta Club '56-'57, Delegate to S. I. P.A. Convention '56, F, H, A, Treasurer '57, Assistant Editor of Yearbook '57 SENICJRS IL DUNBAR JR. '54 '55 Handicra d- WILBERTCEC F.F.A. - , ' ft '54, Sec- retary of Freshman Class '54,Stu ent Council '56, President of Junior Class '56, Treasurer of Senior Class '57. MARGARET ANN HYLTON F.H.A. '54-'57, Glee Club '54-'57, F.H.A. Secretary '56, Beta Club '56- '57, Art Club '56, Usher for Com- mencement '56, Girls' State Dele ' S.I.P.A. Delegate '56, Sci- ' 7. gate 56, ence Club '56, Yearbook Staff 5 1-7 JERRY WALTON HENDERSON F.F.A. '54-'55, Baseball '54-'57, Football '54-'57, Monogram Club '54- '57, Rod and Gun Club '55, Sports Club '55-'56, President of Science Club '55, Track '55-'57,Delegate to ' '56 Yearbook S.I.P.A. Convention , ' '56, Vice- ' 6 Junior Play ' Edi Staff 5 , ' S nior Class 57, - President of e tor of Yearbook '57. 17 2, N., NANCY ELIZABETH KNOTTS Basketball '54, F.H.A. '54 '57 Gl Club '5 ' - , ee 4- 57, Art Club '55, F.H.A. Secretary '55, Usher for Commence- ment '56. 18 1 5 SENIORS BARBARA RACHEL KEITH F.H.A. '54-'56, Art Club '55-'56, Girls' State Delegate '56, Glee Club '56-'57, Yearbook Staff '57. DENNIS H ORACE HOWEL F Mon L ogram Club '54-'57,Sports Clu '54-'56,Footbal1 '54-'57 Basketba '54 '57 Baseb ll' b , ll - , a 54-'57 Tra.ck'5 - '57 Sec , 4 , retary of Spo r t s Club '54 Treasurer of Mon ogram Club '55 Science Club '55 U I , she r for Corn- rnencernent '56 , Minstrel '56, Year- book Staff '56-'57 Vi , ce President of Monogram Club '57, Co-Captain of Football '57 S C , . .A. '57, President of Senior Class '57. we SENIORS 'tif' :K M Qi RITA CAROLE LAKES 56 Basketball '54-'56 F.H.A. '54-' , , F.T.A. '55, Handicraft Club '55, Glee Club '55, F.H.A. Parliamentarian '56 LA WRENCE JEROME LOWELL '54- Monogram Club '54-'57, F.F.A. ' F otball '54-'57, Rod and Gun 57, o Club '56, Sports Club '56, Track I '56-'57,-Science Club 57. MARGIE ELIZABETH LONG F.H.A. '54-'57, Art Club '56, Art Club Reporte r '56 . SENIORS DAVID HAROLD OSBORNE Treasurer of Freshman Class '54 Science Club '54,Glee Club '54-'55, Sports Club '54-'56, Football '54- '57, Basketball '54-'57, Track '54- '57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Treas- urer of Sophomore Class '55 J ' , unior Play '56, Minstrel '56, Usher for Commencement '56, Pre sident of Monogram Club '57, Co-Captain of Football '57. RICHARD WAYNE SIMMONS Science Club '54, Football '54-'57, Basketball '54-'57, Baseball '54-'57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Clas s '55, Co- Captain Basketball '56, 20 JANICE LOUISE POTTER Student of the Year '53, S.C.A. Re presentative '53-'54 , May Court '53- I 56, Glee Club '54-'57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Basketball '54-'55, Vice President of Freshman Class I 54, S.C.A. Secretary '55, Science Club '55-'57, Science Club Presi- dent '56, Monogram Club Secretary '56 S ' , ecretary-Treasurer of Juruor Class '56, Beta Club '56-'57, SENIORS A '54 '57 Football '54-'57 F.F. . - , Basketball '54-'57, Track '54-'57, Monogram Club '54-'57, Sports Club '55. 3 'R q A 3 JOYCE ALFREDA SETTLES A '54 Art Club '56 President F.T. . , , of Art Club '56, Glee Club '56-'57. BARRY LEE TAYLOR Football '54, F.F.A. '54-'56, Pres- ident of Sophomore Class '55, Mono- ram Club '55-'57, Yearbook Staff S '56-'57, Beta Club '56-'57, Glee Club '56-'57, Vice Presldent of S.C.A ' '57, '56, Presldent of S.C.A. Zl SENIORS Q, .QI get BOBBY LEVI WOOD Science Club CHARLES EDWARD WEST k '54 Transferred from Eagle Roc Sports Club '54-'56, Basketball '55- '57, Boy's State Delegate '56, Mono- gram Club '56-'57, Track '56-'57, Secretary Senior Class '57. FRANCES ANN THOMPSON F.H.A. '56-'57, Science Club '54 '56 Art Club '54-'56,Glee Club '54 '55f Basketball '54-'55, '54, F.F.A. '54-'5e. JUNIORS President .... . Richard Murray Secretary . . . . Phebe Kinzie Vice President . . . .Elbert Kinzie Treasurer ....... Alan Tuck S. C. A. Representatives . . . . . Rose Anne Kinzie and Calvin Campbell Billy Amos Robert Basham I Z3 Darden Battle Nancy Brickey AG: fb' K' im-W 17 df.. .,a3p ' 2 Kenneth Ce rveny Claudine Bryant JUNIORS 24 Calvin Campbell Q KM Q Edwin Clemmer Mary Collins Jane Crumpacker JUNIGRS Mary Crowder Nancy Delp 25 Dianne Dooley Shirle y Dulane y John Dunbar JUNIORS Nancy Gibson Paul Garst 26 Larry Firebaugh George Hanes Betty Jane Harris Nancy Ha.rr1s Robert Harris JUNICRS Patricia Hatche r LOTTBIHC Huffman 27 Page Hill James Hiner Barbara Ann Kessler Joseph Keesee .IUNIORS Elbert Kinzie Barbara Marie Kessler Phebe Kinzie 28 Ros e Anne Kinzie JUNIORS Janice Sue Maddex James McCune .adn Jane McClure 29 Richard Murray Robert Omer ff 4? Lf 'W L. W JUNICRS Sarah Que senberry +4'Q Q ai' 'W filo Jean Reed Ronald Rocke 30 Janice Simpson John Wayne Snider Alan Tuck JUNIORS James Switzer Jimmy Weddle 31 Patsy Wright Ora Brown ' R ,V ,,,. , Thomas Camper i Judith Clemrner Juanita Conner William Conner Paul Crawford if . , W4 'X 3 if Phyllis Gibson Paul Greenway William Greer Thomas Harris Doretha Hatcher Doris Jean Hiner Luther Deel Phyllis Deel Judy Drewry David Firestone Steven Frantz Nancy Gibson iv mt ,gm Al V X1 . I SOPHO President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . S.C.A. Representative A , , .W 'Qui' MCRES . William Greer . Wayne Re ynolds Marie Patte r son . Juanita Conner Doretha Hatcher Marie Patterson Nancy Potter Sandra Powell Wayne Reynolds Carol Scaggs Ronald Simmons Fred Holly Garland Huffman Carol Lee Dorothy Loyd Barbara Moore Robert Morrison M yoi Zyye l y W gg A' 'Q 1 if ' 'tif fd? Ronald Smith Douglas Tate Betsy Kay Tobias Ste rling Waddell Kenneth William son Opal Wood Christine Akers Bonnie Amos Billy Booth Charlotte Bryant F wwf? at New Sharon Bryant Shirley Bryant Frederick Campbell Annie Lee Catron , mir! f -Q L Q W ad 3 E I 1 fe. . -gagj , , fi Virginia Cerveny H 3 V Judy Copenhaver Q, -mg 13. xx R' J My A my N , ,, , .. , I W A Ni - ' ,. Q- M ,,, . . g 'xy . . . 1-:iff Q--1 K we x : ,f,,f J I A 7.7. if Patricia Dove John Due rr My Donnie East 9. f ' if Diane Edwards Carol Sue Greer Dorothy Gross Carolyn Harris Eleanor Huffman Christine Kearns David Keesee L Wx! SZ S A Q .1 ' We 1 R.: nw x 4 f s 1 Ray Crawford Alma Crowder Martha Dehart Shiela Dickerson Elaine Dooley Georgia Dooley f Q 2. C 1-if? . gg BY ,Z ,M M . .., x gg, . , M, . X .xx .K f 1 N fm, W . ewes. may S is ...1 . ..Qs-521122 . -5 +9 .3 . ' . wr v'-L Q X l. - .Rx . :NT Q i 5. if FRESH President .... Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer ..... S. C. A. Representatives . . e if . -SWS' ii . is f so W . fs 34 Xfx JA I Q 'Vg K N f sn. Xi 'K 1 ff .wwe ,- - -L We yt f me at 1 ck' Q ff l . , t s 1 ,. 1 W ' .3 - f .. - .M f '3gL+'?f':A - ,.'. rf, 7 L.'- .-., X 'L -- Y ' ' .. 1 Q .f'f, ff , , A Juanita Ree Cora Roope d M James Shaver A 9 may 4 .Mfg we if? igsiyi K 8 r . +ve, If 6 , . . Andy Murray . . Christine Akers Judy Copenhaver . Bonnie Amos . Shirley Bryant Lynn Snider -f 5 . ' A A Qi: ty .. ,ff Robert Shirle Bert Shorte r Frederick Showalter m 4' I .nfs N I , g 1,4 I ' MPV John Kessler Janet Lowe Lonnie Mason Diana McCune Patricia McCune Andy Murray Dean Paderick J. C. Page Jerry Proffit Ronald Rader F . viffffj ' ' mp 'FT . : . 57 Q: i Y fg as M, A 1, A L iii ,M 1 www wail? . Q-wr,,,-W - .Lf - ,,., 9 V X.. X JSJJJ A my ft Q Q 1, mfs, - 5' VH? N ,:'--if ' ,,, 1 va ...H J f jk A h , ,.t,'3, I , ,f., ,.,. X A 4 - vw i ' 4 R . , ,,,,. 5 . 35 Freddy Snodgrass Lynn Snider Lawrence St. Clair Leo Trail Lee Vaughn Vest Nancy Via Jean Weddle Walter Whitlock Janet Wickham Dwight Woodson Jerry Abbott Janie Ruth Akers Bobby Arthur Joyce Arthur Norma Bailey Dianne Baker Carol Barger Katherine Bishop Bobby Brickey Paul Brown X , 'ww' .f ' M is of V, , fwmmay 'Qvwaf f . I M 21 an .4 J 4, I W1 w Paul Gibson Doris Goad Leonard Goad Richard Graybill Wayne Gray Winston Hall Claude Harris Bernice Henson Ralph Hicks Carolyn Hill X ,, Q we - F' F za . , -fre.. 7- is e by Q, , K WJ Ai, ,, . L, A .JB .W .W , map' if 4, A RYA ,?' ei af Q.. My -.mncf-, Q4 if , 1 . , .VJ Ns . ,--v I K : 1:52, , . E flnyyyyr A , - mx ev p 21 ' gas .-A , ei M- - so A-ea 1.XQg,:i.,f I 'vt Y A Jiri: J. slr: 5 I. gf' J y B s 4 B , Glenvar Bryant . :af M A Carolyn Bushnell ,Q s K, ...au - 4 134 ,QNQJ R' ., ,, uf, 1 e I .0 K .wiv .. xii, if 3 .rf Evelyn Byrd Burton Clemmer HGHTH President .... James Clemmer Gerald Conner Reginald Conner Wayne Crowder Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer . . S.C.A. Representatives . . Nancy Deel A, Jeannie Elliott -' Benny Firestone Tommy Flinchum Gretha Foster r W, 13 . ... 5' , Q , . A 1 0 f.,, Ay K W' ,J ,why H A A ' 7 s V' E Ye- ,H . J H e ffm P ' l yi - wm- , f..., V 36 ,ir GRADE LLIA .L-1, ' L' W I-: WL J , ' L f 1' JJ hi h ildlll h ' 'J Marv Hffwafd L'LL L L L Sarah Howell L L N eeae Svamesfiml 4 L L W y We L L'L' L ' I- ' J Buddy Loyd 2 .i, EQ Aubre L L X 'L M' J r ,,K, Y Ong J ' J J L Donna LOPEZ L' Joyce McFarland - Ji L K John Millard W xm,., ,J gn, 'L o'LL ' Le ? LL f LW Mary Myers 5 , J Walter Myers W' 1-W ,, E .. N Norris Parker KJ Diana Patterson 1fLL -1 M '-r, ' l fix I V , , f ' . Johnny Puckett JILL L I A ,- I Rodney Pohlmon J ' A L -fr , .BJ J ' j W Y -Q V' . Burton Clemmer Johnny Puckett A , Q Q ' 1 V ' Martha Rader L EJ JJ, V Y 'L ,L . . . ff' L in M . . Norma Ba1ley Phyllls R1chardson ryi f L . L L . Janie Ruth Akers Jeannie Elli ott Arlene Spence Bobby Sloan Fredrick St. Clair Roberta Taylor Robert Taylor - T?Tgsz15if1J ' L .wig :J ,X,, 4 ' J ,.J nf wewf X 413 Q ,N E ,Q si f fff- J- Y J 1 ' 1 6. wil? , 5 1 wa Q Q fr Jr Ji 3, -mmm J .V 1, , W, ,,,, J 9' 1, ,gf JJ S wil 7' 'ff 7 3 '-:uf 3 , sy ? L J yelie J , , K J w 'LJ ' my f .,.. 5 4' . J .. , , I ' LL'LLe LLllLL Q .Q L ff ,:,. , LVL V - , K, fn C L ' Q-f W',f - J f A 'W Z 4 ff K 1 , X,,-, . ,gg i J Ja Tommy Taylor J, l Nellie Fa e Underwood L LL J Danny Waddell L' Sadie Webb e Lloyd Weddle 471 'rf S ..,,, ewni. 'R JJ :rr fl J J .JJJ J J 37 Edgar Weddle Martha Wheeler Jack Wilkerson Jerry Wilkerson Jane Wood ,N ,A in X , 'R . V27 n, ' X N 'X ff f W ff My QTTL 'eb J f' ff' I f f ' YL N X ,YY l IW 'fiff A, 'f 1' f X K ' - f x 'fv If , Mx 'ffm of I 41gElK y yy RN l yt XR 'vxx nf . M. N y nf ' lx ' ' ,1P?XX N , X ' li , I f 15' E X 'ky xx I I7 7 nfy f ' ' f X, fig? f ,ff f I Vx I ff ' El IEE gf NOT PICTURED SOPHOMORE Thelma Dooley V FRESHMEN Nancy Broughman Kenneth Gray Huey Wheeler EIGHT!-I GRADE HH E Vernard A115 Tony Barbour Marshall Settles - Julia Spence Leonard Woodson i st A,- ' .. y -'f -x fx 1 -- 4 ?4ge,. b - 1 .. I4 M- f :qw-2 if 5 ,L .1 .ff ,,,.1f K Ap f ij'3 A .fz j3fg7,,-fb, x . .:.i:',..- . ,xx if 14 -2 .Zi 3' 5' W r.- , 3 ,vfeitk -. - ,,,.,f:' Q - yy -- ... ,, ,q,- ' -LQQ' .,. - ' I A 38 5 JEJ As one passes through a clas s room door they come upon one of the most important fa c t o r s in the school--the' classes. This is certainly true for, without classes, there would be no s chool . So, let us think of the importance of classes as we go in and out of the classroom doors. 'D- Nev' wit.. 3 Q 'nweni-' MRS. BUNN TALKS SPANISH W. Duffy, D. Howell, M. Hiner, R. Simmons, D. Osborne, Mrs. Bunn MRS. GRIFFIN SHOWS SENIOR GIRLS HOW TO COVER A COUCH Mrs. Griffin, M. Hylton, C. Lakes., M. Long, F. Thompson MR. HALL TELLS JUNIORS WHAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN THE PAST R. Kinzie, P. Garst,- R. Omer, L. Firebaugh, P. Wright, C. Campbe11,R. Murray, J, Childress A. Tuck, J. McC1ure,R. Rocke, P. Lane, L. Puckett, P. Kinzie, P. Hatcher, J. Maddex, D. Dooley S. Dulaney, B. Leech. 5 pt.. .R Tl I i f Mrs. Murray strikes up a happy tune for W. Duffy, S, Bowman. Mr . Yates calls out the typing drill for D. Osborne, D,Snider, J. Hender- son, R . Simmons, N. Knotts, B s f -Q iii M Li , ...k. . Taylor . Miss Fergus on instructs future zens R. Keith, V. Cook, B. Wood, Dunbar, J. Settles in Government. K z. MM if' J. Crumpacker, J, Lovell construct a trailer under the guidance of Mr. Wilhelm. C. West, D. Howell, J, Henderson, R. Simmons, W. Duffy check the morning paper. E, Huffman, C. West write the equation that equals the Chemistry experiment that R. Keith, V. Cook, Mr. Bowman are doing. L. Snider, S. Bryant, Mrs. Sutphin, C. Greer, J.Duerr lookat slides under the microscope. 42 A-, , K .WT f -e - Y' ' 1 51' 9 . Q The door on a locker is depended upon to furnish equip- ment for the participants in sports. Day in and day out the lockers serve our athletes faithfully. As the locker door is a prime factor in our sports so do sports play a great part V in our school, ' - Q mm kt QR? dm Aa.. A 5? W' .0-j F . Qriig iwwwmw kv M-Q. , jmfw bf - +4 Q0 G,i-f ii? Readmg clock-wxse. McClure - head cheerleader, Wnght, Hatcher, P. Gibson, Harris, N, Gibson, Quesenberry, Puckett, Mrs. Bunn - advisor. 44 DISTRICT I QQO1! CHAMPIONS Coach Camper observes start- ing position of backs: McCune, Duffy, Richard Simmons, Co- Captain Osborne. Co-Captain H o w ell demon- strates hand off to: Tuck, Kee- see, Snider, Crumpacke r, Lovell, Hendersonbriefs on plays be- fore game to: A. Murray, Wod- son, Whitlock, Vest, Rocke, Camper, Cerveny, Front Row: Smith, C a s p e r , R. Murray, Ronnie Simmons, Campbell, Wa 6 13 28 20 14 0 14 -ws. ,awning W 9' rriors Opponents Andrew Lewis J'V's 0 Fleming B Team 6 Jefferson J'V's 12 Dunlap 13 Valley O Alta Vista Z6 Buchanan 19 Coach Camper Campbell Cerveny, Omer, Tuck, Osborne, Simmons Murray Dewey Snider Howell West, I-liner, Firebaugh, Clemmer Lynn BOYS' BASKETBALL Warriors Opponents 70 Eagle R ock 57 60 Eagle Rock 46 46 Fincastle 38 59 Fairfield 46 52 Colonial 35 74 Buchanan 44 68 Fairfield 48 44 Finc astle 42 70 Colonial 56 District O Tournament 43 Fincastle 45 Co-Captains Simmons and Dewey Snider GIRLS BASKETBALL Warriors Opponents Eagle Rock Ea le Rock S Fi.nc astle Fairfield Colonial Buchanan Fairfield Fincastle Colonial Co-Captains S, Bowman and B Kessler S Dulaney D McCune, E Huffman S Powell D Hatcher J Simpson J Crumpacker, S, Bowman L Huffman B Stevens B Kessler R A Kinzie P Kinzie, P, McCune Coach Mr Huffman SPRI G SPORTS J i A .iv , xl wx 1 A r ' '. vi -I ,lx i eq - . KK' 3 f l.. X X -'F 1 fl -gf' E ? xi J N 47,- ags J aw., LV. , fd-M,.,,,75A Y ,T .-'-palsy, fin 5: f f' lg ,. . J A -wx -. W ,V , Qw qt ivS! i 5 ,. K , 1 eww! 9 gm W JM. '1s.T,,x x Q wwf-1, . , K, M ,M -QM .mm A .t wi -Q, H , ,,',- ., W givin L V gil ' A . ,.,,m' ,Vw 'f ,if 'Q' n V ,QW .. .. Sis '. mm ' I . A ,I , iw ive -puff' A V V M. .wR,,. ' W mmol.-ffl no TQ w A .- wmmfsxmnww if 11, ' Q 3. Q. '- D. Howell gets set for a close play. M S ' ' Jef- f Q 2 J A,,iW. sf y- . ' -+ A ., V M t infill-zxy, 0 h f wmuvee -K ' 'J ' . J. Henderson answers 1 the call batter up. R. Simmons winds up. fx f .,.. ,W N, A f. wyyy W: 1 .5 f+ R, Simmons and D. Howell go over the hurdles. if . 'nf 4' S-fri? if is ' , .ft xf X 15 K , V , nf J ,J . ul '! :.. ,:: 'M- 2, Vx' of JT... ..., ..Q f I ' gr , ' 5if,..g:r1 in .... 3 K A J, J. Lovell, D. Osborne, and J. Crumpacker finish in a close race. J A W, ' . AS ,,.,....... r- ' 1 3 J Q, J ,V .w5,g2age.m,,51ff Q gi, , . ' iw fi J. Henderson goes over the high jump bar. inches to the Shotput. QTL xf j .V When we enter a car door we enter a, door which will take us somewhere. This is also true when we enter the activities in our school. The activities lead us forward to new and in- spiring heights just as a car takes us onward. Q S.C.A. The Student Council consists of representatives and presidents of the home rooms of the high school. It serves as a median be- tween the faculty and the student thus strengthening the student- teacher relationship. The Student Council represents the opinions of the students at Troutville and supervises many of the activities at the school, , This year the Student Council sent five representatives to the District S,C,A, meeting which was held in November. Through the months we have held an honor roll, Sweetheart Dance, and May Day Program. Advisor Mr. Hall f. President Barry Taylor CLASS PRESIDENTS and S.C.A. OFFICERS: Seniors, Dennis H0- wellg Freshmen, Andy Murrayg S.C.A. Vice-Pres., Alan Tuckg President, Barry Taylor 5 Sec.-Treas., Barbara Stevensg Eighth grade, Johnny Puckettg Sophomores, Billy Greerg Juniors, Richard Murray. tb A 7 .W xwwe Sponsor Mr s . Maddex FUTURE TEACHERS O F E R I C A Officers: N. Potter, Presidentg D, Loyd, Secre- tarygD. Battle, Treasurer, Mrs. Maddex, Spon- sorg R. A. Kinzie, President, iid Assisting on the play- ground: J, Elliot, R. Taylor, S. Dulany. PURPOSES 1. To develop a nationally recognized organization for those who plan to teach. 2. To acquaint future teachers with the history, ethics, and program of the profession, 3. To give future teachers practical experience in working on theproblems of the profession and the community. 4. To train future teachers with emphasis on both character and scholarship, 51 I skis' BETA CLUB y 'X ' 4 iii. , , ' 1 Gfflwxzigl' FirstRow: J. Potter, S. Bowman, E. Huffman, B. Taylor, Mrs. Bunn, M. Brugh, M. Hiner, M. Hylton, V. Cook. Second Row: N. Brickey, P. Wright, J. Maddex, R. Kinzie, J. McClure, P. Hatcher, B, Stevens, J. Reed, L. Huffman. Third Row: B. M. Kessler, A. Tuck, E. Kinzie, D. Battle, B. A. Kessler. Not Pictured: Billy Amos. The Beta Club is a type of honor club which is made up of those students in the school whomaintainaB average in their studies. The Club's objectives are: To encourageeffort, promote character, stimulate achievement, and to assist students to continue their education after high school. The purpose of this organization is the promotion 01 the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among highschool students. Its sole function is to encourage the student to make himself a real asset to his school and community. This year, the Troutville High Beta Club collected food and clothing for needy families at Christmas in carrying out one of its main projects. The rest of the projects were ways to make money, such as a talent show, selling refreshments during exams and ball games, and producinga three-act play. This money was then used to send as many members as possible to the Beta Convention held in Richmond. This crowned a successful year for the Troutville Beta Club, 52 ,A . ,X iw' , 5 B R X s 5 J. 2 S. Bowman, Vice-President, E, Huffman, Treasurer, M Brugh, President,Mrs. Bunn, Advisor, V, Cook, Secretary 5 M, Hylton, M, Hiner, J, Potter, and B, Taylor spreading ch e e r t o the underprivileged, 53 I, ,ff Lf Rgf' wa? QV. sm Q 1 'X gf- - fz 5 f 65 K www MEMBERS MEMBERS B. A191105 J. Keesee B. Boothe J. Kessler C. Campbell A fx E. Kinzie B. Conner J. Lovell P. Crawford L, Mason R. Crawford R. Omer R. Crawford J. Page J. Crumpacker R. Rader L. Deel W. Reynolds B. Dunbar J. Shaver L. Firebaugh R. Shirley D. Firestone F. Showalter S. Frantz R. Simmons P, Greenway L. St. Clair K. Grey ,QV R. Smith R. Harris D. Snider T. Harris J. Snider P. Hill R. Spencer J. Hiner L, Trail F. Holly L. Vest G. Huffman S. Waddell D. Keesee J. Weddle ,-. Officers F' F'A J. Snider, Treasurer R, Harris, President S. Waddell, Reporter J, Keesee, Vice-President D, Keesee, Sentinel J, Hiner, Secretary Mr. Wilhelm, Advisor The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. During the past year, the Troutville F.F,A, has taken an active part and placed high in the B-R-B Federation contests of which it is a member. These contests, such as the crop, dairy, forestry, andpoultry contests, help to culture more interest and better knowledge concerning the different fields of agriculture. Each F.F.A, boy carries out two or more farm projects that increase his familiarity with farm life. The entire F.F,A. program is very efficient and plays a large part in fitting boys for future farming. Forestry Judging Judging Tools J. I-liner, P. Greenway, B. Conner R. Smith, p. Holly' D. Firestone 56 Egg! oi . 5, D. Hatcher, M. Hylton, C. Harris, J, Reed, L. Huffman, Mrs. Griffin, N, Delp. 9wAxn,0 +0 r F H A f 2 Q O 6 3 g 2 5 . . . f h . d og xo' To promote a grow1ng apprec1at1on o t e Joys an ODNNKOQ satis factions of homemaking. President, L, Huffman, Vice President, J, Reedg Sec- retary, M. Hylton, Treasurer, E. Huffmang Reporter D. Hinor, B. Moore, J. Conner, P, Gibson, s. Powell ' B, Amos, S, Bryant, C, Greer 57 Q2 K J. Simpson, Historian, O, Woodg Advisor, Mrs. Griffin, H' Mui ! ,L ' 6, w MONOGRAM CLUB Officers: President, D. Osborne Vice President, D. Howell Secretary, R. A. Kinzie Treasurer, W, Duffy Sponsor, Coach Camper Arranging Trophies: R. Rocke B. Taylor C. West R. Basham E, Huffman -H fri' I 1 Senior Member s : fStandingj R. Simmons J. Crumpacker J. Lovell J. Henderson QSeatedj J, Potter D. Snider S. Bowman Riff 33. 19 Purpose To r Aims 1. To 2.. To 3. To 4. To 5. To One ofthe mamprogects of the Sc1ence Club 13 to enter the Sc1ence Fau- which was held t E Other Members R. Hicks, R. Taylor D. Paderick, J. Duere J. Copenhaver AU DIO-VISUAL Know how to operate and care for all projectors, Operate projectors for teachers during free period. Be willing to cooperate when a film is being used in your class, To listen to experienced students, Experienced students will teach others in club to operate and care for equipment. Officers: James Switzer, Vice-President Robert Omer, President Joe Keesee, Secretary T. Harris, J. Hiner, L, Firebaugh check equipment, ...o- -...W Members: D. Battle J. Weddle J. Hiner L, Firebaugh T. Harris D, Firestone F. Holly P. Crawford K. Williamson D. Keesee F. Snodgrass A, Murray J . Kessler K. Gray R. Shirley D. Woodson W. Whitlock R. Campbell G A store door very well portrays the friendliness of the merchants whose advertisements are shown in the following pages. Many of these doors were entered before these ad- vertisements were completed. A store door leads us to mer- chandise so we hope these pages will lead you to the same as you read our advertisements. ' another milestone . . . AEK, As members of the 1957 graduating class, you have completed an important step towards leadership. Ahead, the re will be many milestones as you reach even greater goals. With possibilities unlimited, you r work, achievements, in- itiative and effort will help keep our country great and strong , J ELECTRIC PCWER COMPANY EAGLE ROCK MIllING 8. MANUFACTURING CO., INC. A SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY In continuous operation more than 50 years Mill Phone Farm Supply Store Phone 4-2331 4-2336 Eagle Rock, Virginia BOTETOURT EARMER5 EXCHANGE GlLl.s MOTEL 8. RESTAURANT FEEDS' SEEDS, 1:-ERTILIZERS, HARDWARE Within City Limits On U. S. 11 81 220 North AND GROCERIES 4611 Williamson Road, Roanoke, Va. Dial Buchanan 4214 62 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS. . . We congratulate you upon you r attainments and high am- bitions. Wood-using industries and Tree Farms have played a part in your past. We hope they will be still mo r e important in the future . , T Q, 5 ' 4,311 , , Q 'I' P-Q50 -VZ or W, , A mmf It wv uu n v !'1 1:'nI 1m!:11 ' i A :'nrv1vul'l I M 1 4 Z m i1,1:r :'mWmm,. X t 'tell Ylllnlxflllllwif 'll' JI' l 'HHHY t W L 44 1 'E' 1 235, 22 eiieee, , . , , 1 5, e dit, f u ' .m:L 1,u.ul., g1 ' 'Y' ' -L-'Mfi-P-2-iizwiif-'ii-g hifi , f- I umw -- - --- -- , Q A 1 ' V a r , Q , ,.. . ..'QQf-f-- - ---- ----f f-f -Nw, ,K ' ,. af- - 1' C ov ington, Virginia 51225 c. E. Lovn R A D E R i ASPHALT at GRADING FUNERAL HOME, INC. Contractor Phone Troutville Z-1076 E. A, Graybill, Jr., President Cloverdale' Virginia C H A P E L S TRADEWINDS RESTAURANT Franklin Road TROUTVILLE - BUCHANAN Roanoke Virginia 63 MOUNTAIN 201 COLLEGE AV. S. MOTORS PHONE SALEM 687 7 SALEM, VIRGINIA ROANOKE TOBACCO CO. Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes and Fountain Supplie s 1722 Williamson Road Telephone 3-1535 - 311536 Roanoke We Appreciate Your Business - Ca11 Us Virginia ROOT SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware and Feed Cloverdale, Va. Phone Troutville 2-1131 1105 64 ARROW HARDWARE PAINT 81 FEED COMPANY Curtis Ave., Williamson Rd, 8: Airpor ROANOKE, VIRGINIA WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS t C. B. HALSEY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS - INSTITUTION FOODS HAROLD F. BOOTH Sales Representative Dial 3- 2421 Roanoke 3 Virginia lEE OBENSHAIN Troutville Virginia VINTON MOTOR COMPANY r 1 SALES SERVICE :ks-va! DEPT. STORE E992 Homg gf Better Values, YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Phone 3 - 1765 Vinton, Virginia 65 KENROSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY COTTON WASH DRESSES R k Bh Vg Compliments of DR. N. J. BISCOTTE Better Cleaning VETERINARIAN Bh Vg' BUCHANAN CLEANERS E FOSTER JEWELERS VINTON HARDWARE C , 'es 2821 W'11' R d O 66 wg. 1 A f dy 0 fs ..,.,t..,.:mmm..m..t,-1.,..l,iw..,,w.wm.,,.,,,.,.......Uif Tik i.: .4 ,.,,,,,,,,.M,m,,,,,,,,.,,MW, School M 1' 'At Y Q 1 Engraved College Announcements Jewelry Cards 1600 Clinton Ave. N, Rochester New York Member Of Educational Jewelry Manufacturers Assn. ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. Dial 3-3603 Roanoke Virginia R. D. HUNT Farm Bi Orchard Supplies Dial 9272 935 3-lf2 Street S.E. P. O, Box 1623 Roanoke Virginia ALWAYS DEPEND ON R A D E R SERVICE STATION KEN PLATT Cities Service Gas, in Salem Oil and Accessories VARSITY SPORTSWEAR Quaker State, Conoco, gl Kendall SHOES for the FAMILY Oils 67 RANSONE DRUG CO. Dial 2621 Prescription Work our Specialty Buchanan Virginia BASHAM'S 66 SERVICE STATION 'Phnllnpsi Dial 2-1610 North ll Troutville Virginia WOODS BROTHERS COFFEE COMPANY The Crowning Touch to Every Meal Roanoke Virginia TALLY-H0 DRIVE-IN KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO George Wants to See You phone 2-3424 1923 Williamson Rd., N. E. Hollins, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia 68 ,aw in HEHFY sewal A lrlzrcies iarf A un ron um 5-X -1 no own umm mu vou uv uni ll. PEPPER f Z KKK! HOME 6 Bowles Tandy YOUNG MEN'S SHOP R k V g SCOTTIES RESTAURANT PURITAN CHEMICAL C0 5010 Williamson Road BRUCE FORD, Represe t t Roanoke, V'rginia Atlanta 18, Georgia 69 BROTHER Men's and Roanoke HOOD MERCANTILE CO. In Roanoke Since 1889 Young Men's clothes and Accessories 107 S. Jefferson Virginia .I.E. SIM MONS SERVICE CENTER It's smart to shop at Roanoke SIDNEY'S Sidney's, That Young Look 501 S. Jefferson St. Virginia NOFSINGER CLEANERS FRIGID FREEZE LOCKERS. INC X If Dm Mm Ev 8:11 at Campbell Ave, 15011 Williarnson Road South East Roanoke Virgmia Roanoke, Virginia 70 6531, Original '- 1- - Michael Bread ,, , 1 w www wave: 'muon 1 -- - Pastrie s Hlclllll. ,S IQKRVI ,fuucpngsg 1 wt mv., . ' fi ,,, ,,, . ....,.... ., -' W, :Eli Q 5 I W-if In 1- -Z 6 Z 41-, i ,. N , .,,, M rf' Cakes ,WWEJQWQKZ EQ? A Elugrnu Q? n V , 5 'X lf pl Wir: Yi , Mvfjqi if X ff! 5 yyffiy LJ if .6 f 4 A v , .x 2116 Williamson Rd. Roanoke , Va. Best Xvislies Seniors Con1p!1'n1f2nls of Deluxe Launclry anci Dry Cleaners 3308 Williamson Road Ive czr convcnfcnify focaiclf io serv' you ffm lvcsf. EAGlE ROCK GARACE,INC. Eagle Rock - n i l ecusygpinrf Dial 4-2271 Virginia Office Ph 2-2801 Home Ph PARKS MOTORS For A Deal That Meets Your Appeal We Buy, Sell Or Trade J. H. Noel Parks U. S. Route 11, North Troutville, Va, 2-2806 MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE CORP. Always a Good Place To Shop 14 East Campbell Ave. Roanoke, Virginia 71 MAGIC CITY TIlE Free Estimate For Tile in Style 1910 Williamson Road Roanoke Virginia wg .J 5.3 mg LWMOMCQ QW ' HARRISON Jiwmns Roanoke Virginia ROANOKE-WEBSTER BRICK CO. INC. Manufac turer s Famous Webster Brick Weblite Building Block Mrs CHINA FURNITURE GLASS VALLEY ANTIQUE . Eunice Purvis Miss Annie Purvis One -half mile South of Troutville, Virginia Let's Be Friends Reach For SUNBEAM BREAD SUNBEAM PIES SUNBEAM CAKES BOWMANS BAKERY We specialize in Wedding and Party Cakes Roanoke , Virginia 72 PEOPLES ICE 8: STGRAGE COMPANY INC. 522-24-26 Nelson Street, S. E. Storage For A11 Kinds Of Produce Dail 3-0411 Roanoke Virginia IKENBERRY 8. GARST Dealers in General Merchandise Self Service Groceries Daleville Virginia l.D. BRUGH 8. SON Gene ral Merchandise Esso PRODUCTS Nace Phone 2-2521 Virginia 73 JIFFY CAR WASH BILL REEDY, Owner 81 Operator Tires Steam Cleaned - 10070 Nylon Brushes Dial 4-8810 1711 Williamson Road Q , 'Z 3 ' Mo uri' CRUMPACKER ORCHARDS CLOVERDALE GARAGE General Auto Repairing Wrecking and Towing Service All Work Guaranteed Phone TR 2-1025 Cloverdale Virginia WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP Lewis Q ' Bailey Roanoke Virginia Roanoke Virginia Congratulations Senior s 1 A Big Part in Your Fut May Success P ay Compliments of of '57 ure THE FIRST NATICNAL BANK It Is Always u Troutville O r Pleasure To Serve Yo U. Virginia ml- 014 BEAUTY SHOPS CASPER'S BEAUTY SALON 81 GIFT SHOP Specializing in anent Waves Scalp Treatments Perm , Facials and Hair Tinting MURIEL CASPER, Owner and Operator - 8 D'al: Shop 2-1065 - Home 2 255 Clove ' 1 rdale Virginia TROUTVILLE BARBER SHOP B. H. BEEMER Tr outv ille Virginia BOTETOURT ESSO STATION Troutville Virginia X49 PRES BROWN'S SPORT SHOP A -ff -:-,,. p Lexington Virginia BEDFORD GROCERY COMPANY This product is guaranteed by Plee-zing, Inc., Evanston, Ill., to give satisfaction or your money back mL r l' PLEE'Zl G Bedford Virginia GEORGE T. HITCH Jeweler Silve r, Diamonds, Chi na Roanoke Virginia Kitchen 8.1 Dining Room Supplies 81 Equipment Hotels-Restaurants-Institutions WM. P. SWARTZ, JR. and CO., INC. Roanoke Virginia Sho es and Clothes for the Entir SAM'S Two Friendly Stores 304 lst St. S. E. Roanoke, Va. Dial 2-7300 114 E. Main St. Salem, Va. Phone 3401 e Family PAINTER'S PHARMACY 3312 Williamson Road Roanoke Virginia Paul K. Allen U. S. Route No. 11 Manager 15 Miles North of Roanoke, Va. FOR REAL SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY SHENANDOAH RESTAURANT Sizzling Steaks - Chops - Seafood Modern in every way We cater to parties Route 1 Fincastle Virginia VIRGINIA SCRAP IRON 8. METAL CO. 1600 South Jefferson Street Dial 3-3667 Roanoke Virginia THE HIGH SCHOOL SHOP Brd. Floor o o 9 lenn - illmmch CYo09.ea.fvz. gfmuzy Maz,Alldl71ulllMb.YAzyyou1zy 108 W. Campbell Ave. Roanoke, Virginia Playthings for All Ages CROSS ROADS SERVICE STATION .IENNINGS-SHEPHERD TEXACO PRODUCTS Lunch Counter Sporting Gggdg Toys Int. 220 8: 11 - 1 Mi. North of Z4 West Chruch Ave. Cloverdale Virginia Roanoke Virginia 77 KINGOFF'S The King of Diamonds 316 Jefferson Street Roanoke Virginia PEACOCK-SALEM Launderers Sz Cleaners 2.31 Colorado Street Salem Virginia F.W W00lWORTH'S 409 Jefferson Street Z6 Campbell Avenue Roanoke Virginia WERTZ OPTICAL COMPANY Prescription Opticians The First Guide Optician ln Roanoke F, E. Werts, Optician ROY L. WEBBER. FLORIST Formerly With Gleski For 4000 Williamson Road 20 Years Phone 32469 Dial 9015 27 Franklin Rd. Roanoke Virginia Roanoke Virginia 78 ACME TYPEWRITER CO. ROYAL, UNDERWOOD, REMINGTON, CORONA AND HERMES PORTABLES The Business Machine Center ' Roanoke Virginia HAFLEIGH 8. COMPANY Wishes to Congratulate the Graduating Class of 1957 And to Extend Every Wish For Their Continued Success In The Future Buchanan Virginia HOWEll'S AUTO BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service We Specialize In Automobile Painting Body and Fender Work Dial Roanoke 312.74 Troutville Branch Z-2391 Work Guaranteed - Reasonable Prices Free Estimates BOB'S DRIVE IN 3801 Williamson Road CHICKEN - SHRIMP - OYSTERS - STEAKS Assorted Sandwiches - Fountain Service CURB SERVICE 6-2101 79 1 CROUCH'S PHARMACY Route 1 Hollins Virginia ROANOKE AND BOTETOURT TELEPHONE COMPANY I- D- LAYMAN, P1'eSide11t W. A. REED, Vice-President K. F. IKENBERRY, Secretary-Treasurer Serving Eagle Rock, Fincastle, Troutville Daleville Virginia FISHER OPTICAL COMPANY MCC'-URE5 STORE We Help You Hear, See, and Economize Groceries - Fresh Meats - Produce 106 Franklin Road Dial 2-1831 Roanoke Virginia Troutville Virginia METROPOLITAN AND JOSTEWS 1897 - Our 60th Anniversary - 1957 Bill Day, Representative Finest Flours in the South 669 Maple Avenue 1 Roanoke City Mills 1 Waynesboro Virginia 80 HOBART DAYTON SALES 2104 WILLIAMSON ROAD SALESMAN: TED BURTON R oanoke , Virginia CASH BUILDING SUPPLIES CO., INC. PHONE TROUTVILLE TROUTVILLE Z-2921 IMILE SOUTH ROUTE U. S. I1 VIRGINIA VALLEY OLIVER SALES 1601 Shenandoah Ave., N. W, Roanoke, Virginia Telephone 4-7373 R. P. DOOLEY GLENN LONG Manage r Sale sman CHEWNING-PAINTER TROUTVILLE SUPPLY STORE Automobile Garage Repairing-- David and Jonathan Obenshain Painting-- Official Inspection Wentworth Avenue N, Roanoke, Virginia Dial 6-0626 FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS W. Custom Grinding Try Our Friendly Service Phone Z- 1656 81 BUCHANAN MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 3151 Qff I BUCHANAN, VIRGINIA LY .I , COM Fl'- Du THLZON Igpsn IBLETELYMODERN CARINLTS S.E. WILKINSON LUMBER CO, INC. Cement- -Pla ster- -Lime - -Rock Wool C LOVERDALE , VIRGINIA ROANOKE PHONE 6-3332 TROUTVILLE Office 2-2871 PHONES: Res. 2-1068 H. M. WOOD PLUMBING AND HEATING Phones: Shop and Residence 3441 or 4941 35 E. Main Street Salem, Virginia IMI an ROANOKER MOTOR LODGE On U. S. Routes 11 and 220 2 Miles North of Roanoke City Limits Mr. and Mrs4 A. L. Crisp Phone 6-2411 Hollins Virginia WEDDLE PLUMBING 84 HEATING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 1129 SHENANDOAH AVE., N. W. P. O. Box 742 Phone 3-4473 HERBERT WEBB IMPORTED MOTORS 7106 Williamson Rd. Roanoke, Va. Phone 6-4830 Lic. 1819 HILLMAN CARS 82 CARS 15590 L TRUCKS on 5, Sales XT Se rvice kj BOTETOURT COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY FIRESTONE AND COMPANY, INC. TROUTVILLE VIRGINIA Steaks ARCHIE'S. INC. HUFFMAN'S GARAGE Operators Of Archie' s Lobster House Auto Repair General Welding Archie' s Gift Shoppe Roanoke, Va. Troutville, Virginia 2 Miles North on U. S. Route 11 IF IT COMES TO GOODE'S IT'S GOOD Si,'13?l13i5ii1i'Li.t3fZ,1 ind G00DE'S 17 Franklin Rd. Dial 4-8131 The Friendly Department Store Roanoke, Virginia Vinton, Virginia 83 Apples and Fresh Cider Max gl Kent Murray MURRAY ORCHARDS Bonsack-Clove rdale Road JOSEPH SPIGEL INC. Visit our Campus Shop Sportswear and Accessories Cor. Campbell Av. At Henry St, Roanoke, Virginia W. V. REYNOLDS, INC. AUBREY'S RED A FEEDS Flour - Feed - Grain - Hay Phone 2-3481 Roanoke , Virginia NEWTON 81 BRANNAN Garage and Service Station AUTO REPAIRING NEW 8: USED PARTS Cloverdale Virginia FINCASTLE PHARMACY In Business For Your Health SKYLINE LUMBER CO.. INC. BUILDING MATERIALS -- MILL WORK hx.-35.3.1911 Before Building or Planning to Build ' Consult with Our Free Home Planning Dial 3-2851 and Financing Service Dial 58187 Fincastle Virginia Roanoke Virginia UNITED IRON 81 METAL CO. Milton K, Blank, Owner Sheet Metal- - Scrap Iron-- CAVE HILL DAIRY FARM A. H. HENDERSON 8: GRINNY Troutville, Virginia Steel-- BOITNOTT Sz SON GROCERY Cor. 3rd. St. 81 Albemarle Ave., S. E. ROUTE ffl Roanoke, Virginia Phone 3-1771 Roanoke' Virginia gain! Sq! YEARBOQK STAFF Jerry Henderson . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . Editor J. l. Yates . . . Advisor EDITGR-IAL STAFF Edna Huffman ............ Assistant Editor Edwin Clemmer ....... . . .... Art Editor Margaret Hylton, Rachael Keith, Barry Taylor, Elbert K 1 n z ie , Phe be Kinzie, Janice Sue Maddex, Betty Jane Harris, Judy Childress, Rose Ann Kinzie, Nancy Gibson. BUSINESS STAFF John Crumpacker ......... Business Manager H. H. Huffman ................ Principal Dennis Howell, Richard Murray, Billy Greer, D ougla s Tate. r 9 g , . E 5 s Qi' 5 5 ,Ak . , b ,..-.....4wf.-wwe xx, I t , A .- X NX X- .flf AIV.. ' ,- U 'la ff V I K L ..: . , i,... - , If 1 , 5 4 5 Www E. Huffman, N. Gibson, R. A. Kinzie, R. Keith and M. Hylton look for for their pages, Business Manager, J, Cruxnpackerg Assistant Editor, E, Huffman, and Editor, J. Henderson take time out to pose for picture. Showing that we eat as well as work are R. Keith, R. Murray, J. Childress, P, Kinzie, Mr. Yates, E. Kinzie, J. Maddex, J. Henderson, and M, Hylton. Going after ads are R, Murray, B, Taylor, D, Howell, and Mr. Yates. L -. ,, .,,,1,....-Q A ..,. ' ' 4 .we J. Crumpacker depositing money with Mr. Huffman. , Mr. Simmons helps the Yearbook by giving E. Kinzie and E, Clemmer an ad. Going to S,I.P.A. Convention are E, Kinzie, Mr. Yates, J. Henderson, E, Huffman, E, Clemmer, J. Crumpacker, and M. Hylton. Mr. Beemer pauses during E. C1emmer's hair cut to give an ad to W. 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