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Darrell Lee Hiner John Griffin Hudson Glenda Darlene Jenkins Loretta Carole Johnson the Sadie Hawkins dance that night. At the beginning of our freshman year, we elected these class officers: President, Tommy Keyser; Vice-President, Joyce McElwee; and Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Dotty Dean. Kathy Gram and JoAnn Brinkley were elec¬ ted as freshmen cheerleaders. Joyce McElwee was chosen to represent us in the homecoming queen contest, and Dallas May won the baseball trophy for having the highest batting average of the year. Kathy Gram and Jimmy Trimble were chosen as class favorites, and Miss Jean Lowry and Mrs. Joan Mackey were our class sponsors. As sophomores, we elected the following class leaders: Jimmy Trim- David Lohr Kershner John Bedford Kershner Edna Margo Keyser 12
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Ronnie Seton Buzzard Emma Mae Chestnut Clyde Vennison Cutlip, Jr. Glass History As our minds wander back five years, we remember the day we ar¬ rived at Valley. Seventy-four excited and confused students roamed through the halls, trying to look nonchalant, but only succeeded in looking bewildered. It took us time to get used to the school and the ac¬ tivities, but soon the clubs and classes were under way. We chose the following as our class officers: Tommy Keyser, president; Karen Burns, vice-president; and Dotty Dean, secretary-treasurer. Kathy Gram was chosen as our homecoming queen candidate, while Mts. Ruth Dalton and Mr. Lester Frank were our eighth-grade sponsors. The big day came on April 10, when we were initiated by the seniors and entertained at Dotty Lou Dean Howard Albert George, Jr. Kathleen Yvonne Gram John Michael Hill 11
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Thomas Mason Keyser Michael Allen Lester ble, president; Keswick Phillips, vice-president; and Glenda Jenkins, secretary-treasurer. JoAnn Brinkley was our football queen candidate, and Miss Jean Lowry and Mr. Charles Folsom were our sophomore sponsors. Our junior year began under the leadership of David Kershner, presi¬ dent; Dotty Dean, vice-president; and Glenda Jenkins, secretary-treas¬ urer. Mr. Richard Edwards, Mr. Charles Folsom, and Mr. Leslie King served as junior sponsors. Joyce McElwee was our football queen can¬ didate, and Joe Swadley won second place for Boys’ Prose Reading at the State Forensic Meet. JoAnn Brinkley and Joyce McElwee repre¬ sented Valley at Virginia Girls’ State. Michael David Martin John Ervin Lockridge L’Vont Smitherman Madison Dallas Walker May 13
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