Twin Springs High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Nickelsville, VA)

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Present Twin Springs ' First Mystery Sitting patiently, Joy Walsh prepares to be made up by Teresa Blair. Having no mistress in the house makes serving a bit of a trial sometimes. Keep the eyes closed and the mouth open, Irana, as Miss StalJard slaps on the make-up. With her “glamour” face on, Patty Flanary starts transforming LaVerne Addington. Awaiting her fate, Brenda Dean sits while Teresa Blair begins on her make-up. Ill

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Don’t be angry with Miss Leigh, Con. I asked her to dance with me. Seniors My pulse beat fast - my throat was dry - 1 felt feverish - I knew then that - that I was in love. On November 20 the Senior class presented “Mis- tress of Mellyn.” This three-act mystery, broke the tradition of class plays which before were comedies. The play which left the audience breathless, start- ed with a mysterious train wreck followed by a chain of spine-chilling happenings. All of the events led up to a shocking climax. Characters include: Connan Tremellyn, Glen Broadwater; Alvean, Connie Nickels; Martha Leigh, Irana Scott; Peter Nansellock, Danney Summey; Celestine Nansellock, Joy Walsh; Lady Treslyn, LaVerne Addington; Gillyflower, Teresa Blair; Kitty, Brenda Dean. I hope you’re not setting yourself above the Good Book, Miss. ' Dancing by moonlit t! Sheer madness . , . 110

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Class Day Class day arrived on May 24 and the 73 Seniors of ’73 filed into the auditorium to give their program. Teresa Blair presided over the program. The wel- coming address was given by Salutatorian, Irana Scott. The president’s address was given by Rita Davidson. The class history followed, given by Connie Nickels. The class Prophesy was given by Carolyn Dingus and the class Will was given by Johnny Stallard. Then Mary Nell Culbertson, gave the fare- well address. Gifts were then presented to each of the Seniors by Joy Walsh, Giftorian. After the Seniors received their gifts the program was then turned over to Mr. Reasor for the presentation of awards. Those receiving awards were as follows; ENGLISH; Mary Nell Culbertson, ART; Greg Hillman, SOCIAL SCI- ENCE; Ronnie Honeycutt, SCIENCE; Irana Scott, BUSINESS; Sandra Noel, YEARBOOK; Editor, Joy Walsh; Business Manager, Irana Scott; Photographer, Brenda Dean; Staff, Patsy Trent. CHEERLEADERS; Irana Scott, Barbara Flanary, Connie Nickels, Rita Davidson. BAND; Linda Dockery, Allen Addington. ALL REGIONAL BAND; Patricia Gillenwater; CHO- RUS, Alice Sawyer; MATHEMATICS, Irana Scott; AGRICULTURE, Glen Salyer; Timmy Hall, AT- Barbara Flanary receives her cheerleader award. TENDANCE AWARDS; 5 yrs. Jenny Sanders, Patsy Trent; 12 yrs. Glen Broadwater, GEOGRAPHY; Dwight Pierson, FORENSICS; Irana Scott, Kathy Marshall; SALUTATORIAN; Irana Scott, VALEDIC- TORIAN; Mary NeU Culbertson; CIVITAN CITIZEN- SHIP; Darrell Meade; SPEECH; Joy Walsh; JOUR- NALISM; Newspaper Editor, Mary Nell Culbertson, QUILL AND SCROLL; Joy Walsh, Carolyn Dingus, Teresa Blair, Patsy Trent, Debra Hillman, Maxie Finch, Brenda Dean, Patty Flanary, Randy Byington, Irana Scott, Mary Nell Culbertson; LIBRARY; Teresa Anderson; HOME ECONOMICS; Crisco Award, Alice White; Betty Crocker, Carolyn Dingus; Chapter De- grees, Rita Davidson, Patsy Trent, Phyllis Stewart, Alice White; Staff Homemaker Degree, Mary Nell Culbertson; Jr. Degrees, Bonnie White, Callie Moore, Glenna Owens, Lisa Hillman, Teresa White, Coleen Hartsock, Jan Walsh; ATHLETICS; Girls’ Athletics; Barbara Campbell; Athlete of the Year, Gary Jen- nings; Mr. Hustle in Basketball, Sammy Collins; Mr. Offense in Basketball, Johnny Stallard, Randall Din- gus; Best Offense in Football, Danny Howell; Best Back in Football, Clifford Estep; Best Lineman in Football, Jeff Culbertson. Receiving the ait award from Mrs. Bledsoe is Greg Hillman. 112