Valley High School - Vallescope Yearbook (Hot Springs, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

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LANDES 2 CONTENTS The 1966 Vallescope is an effort to preserve for you silhouettes of a year at Valley--silhouettes of ANNUAL STAFF We have worked hard to make the 1966 Vallescope an accurate record, a treasure chest of memories, and a yearbook that will be a credit to our school. Planning and editing the Vallescope has been one of the happiest experiences that we have had, and we hope you will enjoy it. wmm Sue Kershner Eddie McElwee Ann Green Wayne Winebriner Fran Hurt Joe Swadley L to R: Joe, Assistant Layout Editor; Ann, Layout Editor; Eddie, Business Mgr.; Sue, Editor; Wayne, Assistant Business Mgr.; Fran, Assistant Editor. STANDING: Miss Landes, Sponsor. ' X t5� . Charles Cauley B.S. Degree Bridgewater College Social Studies Natalie Cauley B.S. Degree Radford College Commercial FACULTY Urban O. Cleek B.S. Degree Bridgewater Physical Ed. Math Ruth E. Dalton B.A. Degree Radford College Librarian English PRINCIPAL W. Max Rhea B.A. Degree Emory and Henry B.S. Degree Radford College Sylvia Elbaz A.B. Degree Brooklyn College Music Appreciation Charles Folsom B.S. Degree Emory and Henry General Science Math Martha L. Herman B.S. Degree Radford College History, English Government Charles F. Hileman B.S., M.Ed. Degrees University of Virginia Guidance 6 Zona W. Landes A.B. Degree Madison College English DeWayne Law B.S. Degree Radford College Home Economics FACULTY Woodia Lewis B.S. Degree Jackson State Teachers College Industrial Arts Math Jean E. Lowry B.A. Degree Longwood College Spanish, English Superintendent of Schools Ernest R. Worrell Joan J. Mackey B.S. Degree Radford College Science, Chemistry Physics Dorothy H. Neff B.S. Degree Madison College Mathematics Dwight W. Newman B.S. Degree V.P.I. Agriculture Jean C. Siple B.S. Degree Madison College Physical Education Biology 7 SCHOOL STAFF Our school is especially fortunate to have these people on the staff. We recognize their importance and appreciate their efforts. Mary Susan Pritt School Secretary Cooks Mrs. Chloe Miller Mrs. Ollie McManamay Custodian Mr. Bob Jenkins 8 CLASSES CLASS OFFICERS From (L. TO R.): Jackie Bussard, Pres.; Betty Foster, Vice-Pres.; Betty Ward, Sec ' y.; Barbara Fertig, Treas. JOHN WILLIAM ALLEN CLASS FAVORITES Wayne and Acquanetta SENIORS MASCOTS Richard A. McElwee ROBERT WILLIAM ALLEN ROBERT MICHAEL ARBOGAST BENJAMIN TORRENCE BEALE PHYLLIS LEE BRINKLEY f JOHN SAMUEL BOGAN DEBORAH ANN BOWERS As we think back to five years ago when we started to Valley, many memories come to us. We remember seventy-six bewil¬ dered students wandering through the halls. We were not sure where ' to go or what to do. The school seemed large to us, and it took time to become adjusted. Soon, however, we were in the full swing of lessons and school activities. Our class officers were Jim Shifflett, president; Billy Hodge, vice-president; Carol Pullin, treasurer. The first exciting moment was the election of Brenda Winebriner as our football candidate. We were initiated by the seniors and entertained at a Sadie Hawkins Dance. JACKIE MONROE BUSSARD VIRGINIA ANN CHESTNUT THOMAS WAYNE CAMPBELL JAMES WILBUR CARPENTER, JR. DOROTHY ANN CLEEK LAVONIA ACQUANETTA COOK BETTY SUE DEAN BARBARA JEAN FERTIG Our freshman class elected as class officers Tommy Campbell, president; Marsha Trimble, vice-president; Betty Dean, treasurer; and Brenda Winebriner, secretary. Dorothy Cleek and Brenda Winebriner were elected cheerleaders to represent our class. Helen Lewis was our football candidate. As sophomores, we elected Marsha Trimble as our class presi¬ dent, Betty Ward, vice-president; Gregory McMullen, secretary; and Betty Dean, treasurer. Helen Lewis was elected Miss Sopho¬ more. Eddie McElwee and Walter Williams won first prize in the Bath County Science Fair. Dorothy Cleek was our football queen ANNA ELIZABETH GREEN DIANNE CARLISLE HELMS DREAMA SUE HINER SANDRA NELL HODGE LOIS FAYE HOWDYSHELL SHIRLEY ANN JACKSON candidate. Helen Lewis and Twila Williams were our sophomore cheerleaders. We started our junior year under the leadership of Jackie Bussard, president; Betty Ward, vice-president; Eddie McElwee, secretary; Betty Dean, treasurer; and Marsha Trimble, reporter. Eddie McElwee again won first prize in the Bath County Science Fair and Sandra Hodge won first prize in the biological division of the County Science Fair. Betty Ward was the candidate for the football queen contest. Dorothy Cleek was elected Miss Bath County and Betty Ward and Billy Allen were Class Favorites. Marsha Trimble and Barbara Fertig represented Valley at Girls ' State, and Eddie McElwee was the delegate to Boys’ State. As CHARLES HERBERT JENKINS REBECCA SUE KERSHNER PATSY ANN KINCAID HELENE MARIE LEWIS LBLAND LEE LEWIS BARBARA CAROL McELWEE BERLYN EDGAR McELWEE, JR. PEGGY ELIZABETH McELWEE juniors, we entertained the seniors with a prom with the theme In the Misty Moonlight. Betty Ward was princess of the prom; Herbie Jenkins was prince. As seniors, we elected Jackie Bussard, president; Betty Dean, vice-president; Betty Ward, secretary; Barbara Fertig, treasurer. We elected Phyllis Brinkley to represent our class in the football queen contest. Marsha Trimble was elected by the Tri-Hi-Y to be District Chaplain. Now, we look forward to our prom and our senior trip and-- at last--graduation. RALPH RINER, JR. DELMAS WOODROW SHAFFIER RONNIE DEAN SMITH RONALD LEE STINNETT MARSHA SUZANNE TRIMBLE BETTY CATHERINE WARD The Halls of Valley These are the halls of Valley That have held our growing, our laughing, our loving. Here we have opened the door to opponents and school friends. Our lives have been molded and torn and rebuilt, but the halls stand unchanged. Now we shall go, never to know them as we have known them before, But something of us will be left here . . . And someday we shall come back. We ' ll walk down these halls when both of us are older, We ' ll stop, and stare and wait But it will not be the same. For our laughter, our heartaches, and our love will have left with our leaving, And no one will know how important it all was to us -- The halls, the study, the dreams, each other. --Twila Williams TWILA ANN WILLIAMS WAYNE FORREST WILLIAMS WALTER MOORE WILLIAMS CAROLYN LOUISE WOODDELL CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R.: Wayne Winebriner, Treas., Sue Ellen Dodson, Sec ' y., Wayne Smith, Vice-Pres., Danny Phillips, President. CLASS FAVORITES Danny Phillips and Joyce McElwee. JUNIORS Hershel Adkins Phyllis Braxton Ottis Buchanan William Burns Helen Buzzard Phyllis Byrd Crystal Cauley Rogers Cook 16 Sue Ellen Dodson Kenneth Harris Ellen Hodge James Hoover Fran Hurt Brenda Jackson Arnold Keyser Welland Law JUNIORS Douglas Long Robert Martin Joyce McElwee Eugene McElwee Danny Phillips Carol Pullin Linda Rucker Don Ryder 17 Tommy Smith Wayne Smith Winifred Smith Jerry Strasser Collie Swadley Sammy Tate Anna Lee Ward Clara Lou Wiley JUNIORS Ann Williams Don Williams Shirley Williams Wayne Winebriner Leroy Wingo Ella Sue Wiseman 18 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES L. TO R.: Glenda Jenkins, Sec ' y.-Treas., Keswick Jimmy Trimble and Jo Ann Brinkley Phillips, Vice-Pres., Jimmy Trimble, President . SOPHOMORES Shirley Allen Stephen Allen David Altizer Samuel Anderson Joy Armstrong Clyde Beale Julia Bogan Joyce Bradley Jo Ann Brinkley Sandra Brinkley Karen Burns LaDonna Bussard 19 Ronnie Buzzard Shirley Cardwell Donnie Carpenter Sharon Carpenter Emma Chestnut Suzy Cleek Clyde Cutlip Dennis Davis Dotty Dean Kathy Gram Howard George Peggy Green Roger Harold Edward Hickman Michael Hill Darrel Hiner John Hudson Nancy Huffman Glenda Jenkins Carol Johnson Patrica Judy David Kershner Johnny Kershner Edna Keyser Tommy Keyser Linda Lemon Michael Lester Gloria Little Johnny Lockridge Norma Lucchese 20 L’Vont Madison Mary Mann Mike Martin Dallas May Margaret McCollum James McComb Edison McDaniel Basil McElwee Joyce McElwee Rodney Miano Keswick Phillips Forrest Puffenbarger Ray Ryder Ricky Ryder James Shaffier John Shaffier Alfonza Smith Joanne Smith William Smith Tommy Stewart David Stinespring David Stone Joe Swadley Helen Thomas Jimmy Trimble Tyrone Turner Charles Twigg Nell Warwick Sharon White Ellen Woodzell 21 CLASS OFFICERS Nelson Long, Pres., Bobby Merchant, Vice Pres., Mary Byrd, Sec ' y.-Treas. CLASS FAVORITES Gwendolyn May and Douglas Combs FRESHMEN Jimmy Adkins Lynda Agner Drucilla Allen Julia Beale Robert Bogan Judy Bonner Dewey Brinkley James Bruce Alan Buzzard Donna Buzzard Linda Buzzard Mary Byrd Ruth Byrd Albert Cardwell Eugene Carpenter Doris Cauley 22 Eric Chaplin Douglas Combs Patricia Copley John Dean Barbara Essex Jane Fisher Sarah George Robert Green Dusty Hill Jo Ann Hodge Richard Hodge Charlotte Johnson FRESHMEN Barbara Keyser Martha Keyes Linda Lester Nelson Long Lonnie Martin Gwendolyn May Hazel May Keith McElwee Carol McManamay Glenn McMullen Robert Merchant Lynda Neff 23 Ronnie Neff Frankie Rexrode Linda Rexrode Bobby Robinson Davis Rodgers Patricia Rucker Ella Mae Ryder Judy Ryder Rex Ryder Karen Saunders Sharon Sharp Jeanette Shifflett FRESHMEN Jerry Shifflett Alfred Smith Elwood Smith Johnny Strasser David Thomas Mary Vance Clifford Williams Edward Williams Wanda Winebriner Danny Wooddell 24 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES L. TO R.: Robert Fertig, Pres., Jackie Green, Vice- Linda Ailstock and Monte Buzzard Pres., Linda Ailstock, Sec ' y., Roger May, Treas. EIGHTH GRADE Linda Ailstock Donald Altizer Linda Brinkley Monte Buzzard Rita Cardwell James Carpenter David Cauley Sheena Church Douglas Davis Ted Dickerson Robert Fertig Becky Fry 25 EIGHTH GRADE William Gram Jackie Green Vera Henry Hazel Hoover Richard Hosey Willie Jenkins Crystal Johnson Dorothy Jones Margaret Keyes Karen Keyser Kenton Knott Betty La Rue Martha Layman Paula Law Brian Leslie Mike Lindsay Bobby Lockridge Jessie Madison Richard Martin Larry May Roger May Elmer Mines Benny Persinger Rocky Phillips Donald Puffenbarger Sharon Puffenbarger Calvin Robertson Allen Rodgers Brenda Sensabaugh Randy Smith Faye Snedegar David Snyder Rayvon Tate Mary Thacker Ben Unroe Jerry Urban Paula Welch Vivian Winston Kenny Woodzell Charles Wright Not Pictured 26 TRI-HI- Y FRONT ROW: Mrs. Neff. SECOND ROW: F. Hurt, M. Trimble, S. Dodson. THIRD ROW: K. Gram, A. Ward, B. Fertig, D. Helms, B. Ward, C. Wiley. FOURTH ROW: S. Cleek, S. Brinkley, N. Huffman, J. Armstrong, G. May, J. Brinkley, M. McCollum. FIFTH ROW: L. Neff, J. Shifflett, P. Law, B. LaRue, J. McElwee, L. Bussard, D. Dean, C. Johnson. HI-Y FIRST ROW: W. Winebriner, J. Trimble, T. Campbell, K. Harris, J. Swadley, J. Bogan, Mr. Lewis. SECOND ROW: T. Dickerson, J. Strasser, E. McElwee, C. Twigg, M. Arbogast, J. Strasser, A. Rodgers. THIRD ROW: L. Wingo, R. Tate. 28 TRI-HI-Y, HI-YACTIVITIES Marsha and Miller Girls prepare dinner. Miss Homie Clark Becky and Gwennie Sue Ellen and Marsha Collie and Joe Allen and Rayvon JoAnn and Kenneth Ted Suzy and Joe Refreshments Sue Ellen and Johnny 29 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW (1 to r) J. McElwee, S. Wiseman, J, Fisher, E. Woodzell, B, Jackson, G. May, M, Layman, C. Swadley, E. Keyser, SECOND ROW: J. Bogan, J. Bonner, P, Brinkley, J. Ryder, J, Brinkley, J. McElwee, L. Bussard, D. Law (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: C. Johnson, D. Hill, P. Copley, C. Cauley, S. Williams, S. Brinkley, E, Ryder, P. Rucker, K. Burns, F. Howdyshell. FOURTH ROW: M. Thacker, D. Bowers, D. Hiner, S. Jackson, V. Chestnut, S. Hodge, G. Jenkins, D. Dean, C. Woodell. FIFTH ROW: L. Agner, S. Puffenbarger, M. Keys, J. Hodge, D. Cauley, W. Winebriner, C. Johnson, L. Brinkley. F.H.A. Theme for the year - INDIVIDUALITY COUNTS - Miss DeWayne Law, Sponsor Joyce McElwee, President OFFICERS FRONT ROW (1. to r.) Glenda Jenkins, Reporter; La- Donna Bussard, Pianist; Dotty Dean, Treasurer; Sue Wiseman, Secretary; Joyce McElwee, President; Brenda Jackson and JoAnn Brinkley, Vice-Presidents. BACK ROW (1. to r.) Judy Bonner, Dusty Hill, His¬ torians; Julia Bogan, Judy Ryder, Chaplains; Edna Keyser, Joyce McElwee, Song Leaders; Shirley Williams, Crystal Johnson, Photographers. 30 FUTURE FARMERS OFAMERICA FIRST ROW (L to R) D. Ryder, D. Shaffier, K. Phillips, B. Allen, S. Allen, J. Adkins, R. Riner, D. Newman (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: D. Thomas, E. Williams, R. Ryder, H. George, J. Hoover, E. Mines, J. Green, M. Lindsay, D. Puffenbarger. THIRD ROW: R. Merchant, D. Stone, B. Bogan, B. Lockridge, K. Woodzell, K. McElwee, M. Buzzard, D. Carpenter, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: T. Turner, R. Harold, A. Keyser, R. Neff, C. Cutlip, J. Carpenter, R. Hodge, H. Adkins, F. Rexrode, K. Robertson. FIFTH ROW: R. Mines, R. Buzzard, J. Lockridge, D. Cauley, R. Phillips, G. Carpenter, F. Puffenbarge, E. McDaniel, M. Lester. SIXTH ROW: J. Shifflet, J. Kershner, B. McElwee. Star Chapter Farmer Billy Allen Theme for National FFA Week, Feb. 19-26 -- Agriculture - More Than Farming. Award winners and Mr. Worrell, Honorary Chapter Farmer. Star Green hand Johnny Lockridge Farm Mechanics Ralph Riner 31 Public Speaking Don Ryder FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: (1-r) Barbara Fertig, Tommy Campbell, Twila Williams, Fran Hurt, Miss Landes, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: (1-r) Clara Lou Wiley, Anna Lee Ward, Suzy Cleek. THIRD ROW: (1-r) Ann Green, Sue Kershner, Betty Dean, Karen Burns, Margaret McCullom, Edna Keyser. BACK ROW: (1-r) Wayne Winebriner, Joe Swadley, Eddie McElwee, Johnny Bogan. BETA CLUB FRONT ROW: (1-r) Barbara Fertig, DiAnne Helms, Marsha Trimble, Sue Kershner, Betty Catherine Ward, Mrs. Cauley, Sponsor. BACK ROW: (1-r) Danny Phillips, Sue Wiseman, Deborah Bowers, Acquanetta Cook, Anna Lee Ward, Sue Ellen Dodson, Ann Williams, Wayne Smith. 32 GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: (1-r) Suzy Cleek, Anna Lee Ward, Fran Hurt, Edna Keyser. SECOND ROW: (1-r) Clara Lou Wiley, Betty Catherine Ward, Jane Fisher, Drusilla Allen, Twila Williams, Paula Law. THIRD ROW (1-r) Nancy Huffman, Sue Ellen Dodson, Peggy McElwee, DiAnne Helms, Lynda Neff, Betty Custer LaRue, Dorothy Cleek. BACK ROW: (1-r) Wayne Winebriner, Joe Swadley, Leroy Wingo, Kenton Knott. k. v. G. Crew No. 1: Jimmie Adkins, Leader; David Stone, Ass’t. Crew No. 2: Delmas Shaffier, Leader; James McCombs, Ass ' t. Crew No. 3: Hershel Adkins, Leader; Arnold Keyser, Ass ' t. Crew No. 4: Don Ryder, Leader; Robert Martin, Ass’t. 33 FACULTY Q UICKIES Mr. and Mrs. Cauley Mrs. Siple and Miss Herman Mr. Folsom and Miss Lowry Miss Herman Mrs. Mackey Mr. Folsom Mrs. Neff and Mr. Rhea Mrs. Siple Mr. Lewis Miss Landes Mrs. Neff Mrs. Dalton Miss Lowry ffflTURtS A CTIVITIES HOMECOMING HOMECOMING Our annual Homecoming activities were climaxed by the crowning of the Junior candidate, Brenda Buzzard, as Homecoming Queen and a victory by the Hornets over Greenbrier Military School J.V. ' s. The final event was Wayne decorates for the dance, the dance honoring the Queen, her court, and the foot¬ ball players. (L-R) - Phyllis Brinkley, Jo Ann Brinkley, Brenda Buzzard, Mr. Worrell, Donna Buzzard, Crystal Johnson. Ernest R. Worrell crowns Brenda Buzzard And then we danced. IV.v.h I;:;:::. IS 37 “A King Is Born” And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people . . . And she brought forth her first-born son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger . . . . behold there came wise men from the east . . . they presented unto Him gifts . . . Matt. 2:1 11 . . and they fell down and worshipped Him . . Matt. 2:11 38 HO LI DA Y DANCE SWEETHEART BALL 39 BANQUET and PROM The 1966 Junior-Senior banquet and prom was held in the Commonwealth Room of the Saturday, May 7, 1966. The theme for the evening was Tender Is The Night . The group the music of the Meyer Davis Orchestra, directed by Barnard Franklin, and The In Crowd.” everyone had breakfast at Uncle Tom’s Cabins. Homestead Hotel on was entertained by After the prom, ROYALTY OF THE PROM Sue Ellen Dodson, princess; Betty Ward, queen; Billy Allen, king; Donald Williams, prince; Mr. Rhea. Dancing Mr. and Mrs. Mackey LaDonna at the piano 40 TENDER IS THE NIGHT Joyce and Don Virginia and Lynn The Royalty Dining Sue Wiseman Twila and Billy Ann and Wayne “FOR HEA YENS SAKE” LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Frahler, Helen, Mrs. Carruthers, Jeannine, Gerald, and Mr. Carruthers. CAST First Player Wayne Williams Second Player -- Jimmy Carpenter Third Player -- Billy Allen Judgement Man -- Eddie McElwee Mr. Carruthers -- Jackie Bussard Mrs. Carruthers -- Barbara Fertig Mrs. Frahler -- Betty Sue Foster Freddie -- Johnny Bogan Jeannine -- Phyllis Brinkley Helen -- Barbara McElwee Eric — Herbie Jenkins Gerald -- Tommy Campbell Gloria -- Sue Kershner Director -- Miss Zona Landes Mr. Carruthers inspects the door. Mr. Carruthers plots with Gloria. The Judgement Man talks to Eric. The Carruthers visit the Frahlers. Gloria creates a scene. 42 INITIA TION DA Y Refreshment Time. Jessie and Crystal sing. Kent Knott bows to a senior. The eighth grade boys in a stunt. Linda proposes to Randy Benny proposes to Becky. Elmer is blindfolded. Dancing at the initiation. 43 BANQUETS Mr. Newman and his guest Mr. Newman ' s boys cook Spring banquets and picnics climaxed the year ' s activities in several organi¬ zations. Winfred, Joyce, Jimmy FHA - FFA Picnic FT A prepare banquet i m Mr. Lockridge, Bob, John, Mr. Neff, Ronnie FHA Week Mrs. May and Mrs. Brinkley Boys at Serving table Mr. and Mrs. Nelson at Athletic Banquet 44 MISS FASHION PLA TE Teresa Campbell poses. Gigi McMullen sings. Queen Jacqueline Bussard Contestants Rhonda Smith in action Johanna Bogan does the ballet Mr. Rhea crowns Queen Jacqueline. 45 SENIOR TRIP The 1966 Senior Class left for New York City May 18th, and returned May 21st. The chaperones for the trip were Miss Zona Landes, Miss Martha Lou Herman, Mrs. Jean Siple, Mr. Max Rhea, and Mr. Bill Fertig. The group stayed at the Manhattan Hotel, and visited many places of interest in New York City. The trip was a great deal of fun and was very educational. Seniors at the American Museum Ronnie and Dorothy Ann Bob, Johnny, and Marsha Back from the U.N. Our weary principal Atop the Empire State Bldg. 46 ATHLETICS VARSITY AND J.V. FOOTBALL TEAMS FRONT ROW (L to R) D. Stinespring, R. Merchant, J. Trimble, J. Bogan, D. Williams, R. Cook, D. Davis, K. Phillips, T. Keyser. SECOND ROW (L to R) J. Bruce, M. Martin, R. Smith, S. Tate, R. Ryder, J. Carpenter, W. Williams, E. McElwee, J. Shaffier. BACK ROW (L to R) J. Strasser, L. Lewis, J. Bussard, T. Smith, H. Jen¬ kins, D. Phillips, C. Twigg, J. Strasser, and J. Allen. Wins 4 Losses 5 FRONT ROW (L to R) J. Carpenter, J. Bogan, J. Shaffier, and D. Davis. SECOND ROW (L to R) J. Allen, J. Strasser, E. McElwee, J. Strasser. BACK ROW (L to R) J. Bruce, D. Stinespring, J. Trimble, M. Martin, and R. Ryder. Wins 4 Losses 0 48 49 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: (1 to r) Wanda Winebriner, Gwendolyn May, Phyllis Brinkley, Betty Dean, Ann Green, Sue Kershner, Barbara Fertig, Joyce McElwee. SECOND ROW; (1 to r) Linda Rucker, Ella Ryder, Patricia Rucker, Judy Ryder, Ellen Hodge, Dotty Dean, Joy Armstrong, Karen Burns. Alleghany Clifton Forge Millboro James River Alleghany Clifton Forge C O Nurses Millboro James River C O Nurses 13 Wins 8 Valley 64 Valley 37 Valley 32 Valley 41 Valley 50 Valley 26 Valley 64 Valley 45 Valley 32 Valley 37 Losses 2 SCHEDULE 7 40 25 27 20 27 17 23 29 Mrs. Siple Valley beats Millboro. 50 J.V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW, (1 to r): Johnny Strasser, Rodney Miano, Doug Combs, Dallas May. BACK ROW, (1 to r): Basil McElwee, Glenn McMullen, Dennis Davis, Nelson Long and Keith McElwee. EIGHTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW, (1 to r): David Cauley, Doug Davis, Rayvon Tate, Larry May, Kenny Woodzell, Robert Fertig, Jessie Madison. BACK ROW, (1 to r): Mr. Lewis, coach, Roger May, Monty Buzzard, David Snyder, Donnie Altizer, Jack Green, Ben Persinger and Willie Jenkins. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Danny Phillips, Keswick Phillips, Don Ryder, and David Stone. BACK ROW: Rogers Cook, Frankie Rexrode, Ricky Ryder, Tyrone Turner and James McComb. DISTRICT O CHAMPIONS 1966 THIRD IN VIRGINIA IN GROUP III Coach Charles Cauley Schedule 1965-66 Valley 53 Valley 53 Valley 46 Valley 44 Valley 42 Valley 69 Valley 57 Valley 66 Valley 55 Valley 62 Valley 81 Valley 57 Valley 70 Valley 48 Valley 58 Valley 58 Valley 56 Valley 62 Valley 55 Regional game Boys Home 67 Fort Defiance 62 Boonsboro 53 North Cross 48 Boonsboro 94 G.M.S. 57 Highland 49 Boys Home 48 Millboro 53 New Castle 63 Highland 51 Millboro 48 New Castle 54 S.M.A. 58 G.M.S. 44 North Cross 60 Millboro 55 New Castle 41 Stuart 56 at Blacksburg Managers-Tommy Campbell Greg McMullen 52 Danny scores against New Castle Tyrone shoots a jumpshot against Raiders Don drives in for a lay-up Frankie scores Rebound, Valley 53 CHEERLEA DERS FROM (L to R) Judy Bonner, Charlotte Johnson, Kathy Gram, Joyce McElwee, Jo Ann Brinkley, Helen Buzzard, Lynda Neff, and Helene Lewis (captain). District O Cheerleading Award 1966 GOLF TEAM FROM (L to R) Winifred Smith, Robert Green, Ricky Ryder, Keith McElwee, and Nelson Long. Coach, Charles Cauley. Record: four wins and five losses. 54 BASEBALL KNEELING (L to R) Mike Martin, Jerry Strasser, Davis Rodgers, Howard George, Basil McElwee, Dallas May. STANDING (L to R) Tyrone Turner, Donnie Williams, Danny Phillips, David Stone, Tommy Campbell, James McComb, Keswick Phillips, and Coach Urban Jake Cleek. DISTRICT O CHAMPIONS 1966 Coach Urban Cleek Valley 6 1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Boonesboro 4 Valley 1 G.M.S. 10 Valley 8 New Castle 3 Valley 5 Highland 3 Valley 2 Buffalo Gap 4 Valley 2 Buffalo Gap 3 Valley 3 New Castle 5 Valley 17 Millboro 10 Valley 12 Boonesboro 2 Valley 6 Highland 2 Valley 20 Millboro 4 Valley 9 Boy’s Home 8 Valley 5 Boy ' s Home 3 won 9 lost 4 55 SPECIAL EVENTS coMwosr mi Helen Lewis-Miss Bath County Science Fair-Eddie McElwee, Tri-Hi-Y Panel discussion Ann Green Don Ryder Basketball Award Wayne Williams Football Award Coach Lewis Mills of University of Richmond with athletic award winners- KNEELING-Don Ryder and David Stone . STANDING-Coach Mills, Wayne Williams, Ann Green, Donald Williams, and Nelson Long. Music class - Hootenanny Reptile show-presented by Southeast School Assemblies Mr. Newman, Wayne Smith, Tommy Campbell with West- vaco group tour N. C. State. AROUND SCHOOL Mrs. Mackey and classmates Juniors read OUR TOWN Eighth grade class Allan and Paula Senior trip Senior concessions Mrs. Elbaz Mr. Cleek and players Dance Nelson Long Joyce McElwee F.F.A. F.H.A. Picnic Golf Award Letter Award GRADUATION FIRST ROW (1 to r) T. Williams, P, Brinkley, D. Bowers, B, Ward, M. Trimble, R. Kershner, L. Howdyshell, P. McElwee. SECOND ROW: D. Hiner, D, Cleek, B. Foster, C. Woodell, D, Helms, H. Lewis, S. Jackson, S, Hodge. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, B. McElwee, V. Chestnut, A. Cook, A. Green, B. Fertig, J. Bogan. FOURTH ROW: J. Bussard, W. Williams, M. Arbogast, B. Beale, H. Jenkins, R. Allen, T. Campbell, B. McElwee, and FIFTH ROW: W. Williams, R. Stinnett, W. Carpenter, and J. Allen. Christie Richard, Allen McElwee, class mascots. Class History Betty Foster Class Will Acquanetta Cook Class Poem Twila Williams Kenneth capped Bob on class night. Baccalaureate speaker was Rev. John Durkovich. Barbara Fertig was salutatorian. Dr. Mildred Taylor was commencement speaker. Mrs. Newman and LaDonna Bussard provided music. Mr. Rhea awarded diplomas. Richard Allan and Christy were Faye and Twila walked proudly, mascots. Mr. Rhea gave introductions. Marsha Trimble was valedictorian. Seniors received roses. Ronnie and Walter face future. THE HOMESTEAD Hot Springs, Virginia JACK’S RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE ZENITH FRIGIDAIRE We Sell The Best And Service The Rest WHITEY’S MINIATURE AND PAR-3 GOLF COURSE BATH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Most Studious: Eddie McElwee Marsha Trimble Hot Springs, Virginia THREE HILLS Rooms Meals Banquet Owned and operated by Rene and Eva Crouzet Phone 839-2751 Warm Springs, Virginia THREE HILLS HOTEL UNCLE TOM ' S CABIN We Specialize in Choice Steaks, Country Ham And Sea-Food Dinners. Open 5 p.m. Close 11 p.m. Proprietor, Cecil Reynolds - Route 220, Hot Springs, Va. 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Local Agents for ESSO Petroleum Products and Plumbing Heating Contractors Call Us For Your Heating Oil Needs Quietest Seniors: Walter Williams and Patsy Kincaid We vote for Home Oil Company.” Warm Springs Virginia VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: 839-2261 Personalized Service A Coverage For Every Need Fire- - Automobile- -Bonds Casualty--Liability- - Life Most Likely to Succeed: Marsha Trimble and Eddie McElwee A1 Stoneburner, Agent Hot Springs, Virginia CRISER’S OLDS SALES AND SERVICE CARS TRUCKS Parts, Accessories, Body Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service The Best Dancers: DiAnne Helms Mike Arbogast Telephone: 839-2761 Drawer E Hot Springs, Virginia WEBB’S STORE GROCERIES CLOTHING SPORTING GOODS GAS THE BEST YOU CAN BUY Best Dressed: Betty Ward and Bob Allen ROUTE 39 ONE MILE WEST OF WARM SPRINGS DIXON LUMBER Manufactures of Hardwood, Flooring, and Building Supplies Telephone 839-2614 Hot Springs Best Sports: Sue Kershner and Jackie Bussard Virginia THE BATH COUNTY ENTERPRISE Publishers Printers BATH COUNTY’S MOST RESPECTED ADVERTISING MEDIUM AND THE COUNTY’S ONLY NEWSPAPER Phone - 839-2612 Warm Springs Virginia O. 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Write or call the Circulation Department of this newspaper. n Covington, Virginia Mitchelltown, Virginia WHITING OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED Distributors of Cities Service Petroleum Products Gasoline - Kerosene - Motor Oils Home Heating Oil Clifton Forge, Virginia Dial 863 - 4091 A CITGO CITGO OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES LOCHER SILICA CORPORATION AND LOCHER FARMS Hardware Sand Roofing Picture Framing d. h. McLaughlin Genuine Kaymore Red Ash Coal Complete Line Pee-Gee Paints Hot Springs, Virginia Phone 839-2951 or 839-2961 Cement Electrical Appliances Building Supplies CLARKSON AND WALLACE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS PHARMACY X QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Prescriptions Candies Cosmetics Sodas Phone: 839-2322 Hot Springs, Virginia BARC ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Millboro, Virginia Serving Valley High School and over 5,000 Rural Homes, Farms, and Businesses in Bath, Alleghany, Rockbridge, Agusta, and Highland counties with Dependable Electric Service THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE- OWNED BY THOSE IT SERVES Covington, Virginia McPHERSON-BLAIR ASSOCIATES, INC. Your Independent Business Forms and Advertising Specialties Dealer 801 W. Beverly Street Phone Tu - 6-1856 Staunton, Virginia NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE Agents: Randall Carpenter Elmer Hurt Hot Springs, Virginia H AND H CASH STORE Elmer H. Hurt General Merchandise The MEMORIESof the PAST SINCE 1897 As up to date as a jet- planel As meaningful as your school songl . . . your official JOSTEN class ring. . . . capturing precious memories in JOSTEN ' S exclusive lifetime sun¬ shine 10K gold. . . . symbolizing school spirit thru exclusive copyrighted JOSTEN de¬ signs. SERVING AMERICA ' S FINEST STUDENTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS CHILDS AND HEARE JEWELERS Your Keepsake Diamond Dealer 311 West Main Street 1 Covington, Virginia Ph ° ne 962 3701 CAMALIER AND BUCKLEY THE HOMESTEAD Hot Springs Virginia Here You Will Find A Complete Line Of Unusual Gifts, Domestic and Foreign FALLS SERVICE STATION tii|co sJfa 3Hy Compliments of Route 2 GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES Hot Springs, Virginia Covington Virginia HODGE ' S JEWELRY STORE Quality Since 1913 Covington Virginia zfe. Jewelers Compliments of HOT SPRINGS DRY GOODS HOMESTEAD SALON Mr. and Mrs. Dufour Phone 839-2841 Hot Springs Virginia RAINBOW DRIVE-IN Drive in, Please; Compliments of THE SHOE BOX Covington, f Virginia Compliments of V and J RESTAURANT Hot Springs, Virginia WOODY’S RESTAURANT Quality and Service W. W. Bussard, Prop. Hot Springs, Virginia You ' ll Like Trading At Traylor’s TRAYLOR FURNITURE CO. INCORPORATED The Home Of Fine Furniture 376 W. MAIN STREET PHONE: Dial 965-5356 Covington, Virginia 24426 PEERY’S SERVICE STATION Trust your car to the man who wears the star. Hot Springs, Virginia ROOKLINS’ DEPARTMENT STORE Maple Avenue Covington, Virginia COVINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. A Good Place to Buy Your New or Used Car or Truck” Mercury Ford Lincoln Falcon Covington Virginia e. g. McAllister MODERN ONE STOP MARKET Hot Point, Maytag, and Whirlpool Appliances Siegler Stoves, Hardware, Furniture, Groceries, and Meats Hot Springs, Virginia After the team has won, a nice place to stop after the game is REID’S GRILL Open until midnight Collins Hotel Building Covington, Virginia STAR SHOE SHOP Hot Springs, Virginia ASHWOOD SERVICE STATION Phone: 839-2862 A GAS-OIL-GROCERIES (t HELu s0 l y ' More Goods For Less Money tT Hot Springs, Virginia BURR’S STUDIO Covington, Virginia BUDDY’S RESTAURANT Restaurant Lunches Short Orders Groceries Warm Springs Virginia BACOVA GROCERY Phone: 839-2662 Groceries, Fresh Meats Produce, and Frozen Meats. BACOVA, VIRGINIA CHARLIE’S ELECTRIC SHOP Westinghouse Sales and Service Radio and T.V. Repair Phone: 839-2741 Hot Springs, Virginia H. W. FITZGERALD AND SON Phone: 839-2231 Norge Appliances Emerson T.V. ' s Record Players and Radios Hot Springs, Virginia | ! .in ■ ■k Hj i 4 r tf j- % ■ •k ! : V E ■M 4 ip r. 7 1 •; ■ u •vj; t . , -i 1— u , Up; rp _ jfjgS % • L iTiir J ..y? pm. ■ f L n jg L htt § __ j t . . 4$ jig Za s •Jbt • % , ♦ r .. r ... ■: 7 _ , 1 ...j ., ,i □ , ? h It .■■X Tj 11 4 s n £ ii J ! n ■ ■— □ s - 1 n? Ld s m m % 5 M n frii I 2 j... M n M i J . T .f T T v i k ! P l , j’, . - Qi 1 , w r _ -i r ' 1 ew • w r ' ■ • f — 1 TT r fr m l £ 1 % X u g H ■£ T., jjH aj c Si % r!T H s $ ! ■“ ““ ■ ' % t j IS . -t: 1 — as g tfT n r r i m w. || r si; 1 || ; :v : rll _ in m- t fl- lr ' ii J rm — J _ _ Tree farming is a GROWING business Proof? Ten years ago, mere were only 16 million acres of woodlands on the nation ' s accredited Tree Farms. Today, there are almost 50 million acres, a three-fold increase. Each Tree Farm is being operated as a private enterprise, growing trees for a regular cash income, just like any other crop. One of the big reasons why tree farming is a growing business is because the market for wood is growing. Annual consumption of wood products is rising at a steady rate and continues to rise as our economy expands. The country’s tree farmers are able to supply these growing needs because they are employing scientific forestry methods in cutting, harvesting, seeding and through the protection of their timber from fire and disease. This is good news not only for tree farmers and wood-using industries, but also for the nation. West Virginia F u!p and Paper J PRINTING COMPANY • Charlotte, N. Alleghany High Genealogical Socie ty 0 3 fD a OQ, M h-j ►i 0 § 0 £.34 SP£fl ... i - ' V ' • T pf l $ sr. K 1 §pp. ■ 45 ,%. f .--v- W$ iS -V - HSnyJ •« vWv Pfefc-f ' .v, X ..V. irf .X V f fe£. .• “ ..H r ' i. 1. V; � ■ i ? . |1 ' PjMkm ml ! if If , 144 If |l ' 4%«i i .m tM ' W ■. % - Pp R ..jm i 9fc „ %$C �