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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1969 volume:

it •. i Kv •l. ,. ! 1 V . ' , V f fJf ■ ., .- , j, • ,, .� ■ . i « ■ ' ' ' •_ 1969 alley y ficj i ScJioof Jfol Sprinps, Uiryinia TJofume XII fforeworcf “The entire object of true education is to make people not merely do the right thing, but enjoy the right things; not merely industrious, but to love industry; not merely learned, but to love knowledge; not merely pure, but to love purity; not merely just, but to hunger and thirst after justice”—Ruskin The object of The 1969 Vallescope is to show the work, the activities, and the fun that have made a successful step toward “true education.” Administration Pages 5-8 Classes Pages 9-32 Sports Pages 3340 Activities Pages 41-62 Advertisements Pages 63-80 2 Dedication In deepest appreciation of one who has given much time and work to our class, and not only has given us help in growing intellectually, but also has given us spiritual guidance, the Senior Class of 1969 proudly dedicates the 1969 Yallescope to Mrs. Dorothy H. Neff. Mrs. Neff with Ted 1969 Model General Assembly Delegation and Doris ' John Se ancf S rasser (Cj ass of 1969) October 12 19J l Ju y 4, 1968 Johnny ' s memory wilt remain a ioe always in the hearts of his friends and c ass mates 4 - Mr. Rice and Mr. Cleek 71 dm inis trail on O uper in ien cfent Russell L. Thomas B.S., University of Maryland M.Ed., University of Virginia 7 J i rincipa. Leon Lee B.A., Lairmont State M.Ed., Marshall University 71 c ministration NATALIE P. CAULEY B.S., Radford College Commercial URBAN O. CLEEK B.S., Bridgewater College M.A., East Tennessee State Math, Phy. Ed. (Principal Feb., 1969) CHARLES W. CAULEY B.S., Bridgewater College Social Studies RUTH E. DALTON B.A., Radford College Librarian English JOHN C. CHAMBERS B.A., University of Southwestern Louisiana Spanish, Geography SIDNEY E. GROVE B.S., V.P.I. Science Economics 6 O acuuu MARTHA L. HERMAN B.S., Radford College History Government DEWAYNE L. LAW B.S., Radford College M.Ed., V.P.I. Home Economics LESLIE E. KING R.P.i Sherwood School of Music Band ZONA W. LANDES A.B., Madison College M.Ed., University of Virginia English DOROTHY H. NEFF B.S., Madison College Mathematics GAIL P. PITTS A.A., Anderson College Remedial Reading 7 GARY W. RICE B.S., V.P.I. Health, Phy. Ed. JEAN C. STINNETT B.S., Madison College Phy. Ed., Biology ANNE K. RODDEY B.S., Queens College M.A., Columbia University English, Music, Art BRUCE E. WRIGHT B.S., V.P.I. Agriculture MARTIN L. WHITE B.S., Jackson State Industrial Arts Secretary Aide Aide (Study Hall) ANN KING MARIE F. CLEEK SALLY BRATTON Doug, Karen, and Robert Glasses G. May, L. Neff, Mr. Grove, Mrs. Neff, R. Bird, K. McElwee Gwennie, Mr. Grove, Mrs. Neff President — Gwen May Vice-President — Lynda Neff Secretary — Ruth Bird Treasurer — Keith McElwee Sponsors Mrs. Neff, Mr. Grove Cjofors Pine green and white Pfower Sony Yellow rose “I’ll Walk with God” JlCoth We inherit the past to build the future. Qjfass SPoem WE HAVE CLIMBED A MOUNTAIN We have climbed a mountain— This class of ’69. Our laughter is the sunshine; Our tears, the waterfalls; Our strength, the mighty rocks; And our faith, the love of God. We have climbed this mountain Though sometimes we stumbled And we fell; And now we know that God Has made our mountains Only Hills. -Jeannette Shifflett Senior loeacfers Doug Combs Gwen May Judy Ryder Keith MeElwee Nelson Long 11 Lynda Neff enior Jimmie Dale Adkins Drucilla Emmaline Allen Mary Elizabeth Bird Ruth Nevett Bird Robert William Bogan Judy Lynn Bonner Linda Gail Brinkley Donna Rae Bussard Linda Darlene Buzzard 12 Shirley Ann Cardwell Douglas Woodrow Combs Doris Marie Cauley Patricia Victoria Copley James Calvin Criser, Jr. Peggy Lee Green Robert Cecil Green Loduska Jean 11111 Charlotte Mae Johnson 13 Dusty is 3fomeco mina 3 ueen Martha Diane Keyes Barbara Ann Keyser Martha Susan Layman Linda Darlene Lester Robert Cameron Lockridge Cloyd Nelson Long, Jr. Keith Douglas McElwee 14 Seniors CP an Strip L’Vont Smitherman Madison Robert Morris Merchant Lynda Lea Neff Herbert Franklin Rexrode Ronald Wayne Neff Bobby Ray Robinson Linda Marie Rexrode Davis Warren Rodgers 15 £ emors C ooA 7c orwan cf Jo S Graduation Patricia Ann Rucker Judith Ann Ryder Ella Mae Ryder Sharon Kaye Sharp Rex Gray Ryder Karen Saunders Fl orence Jeannette Shifflett Ernest Elwood Smith David Jerel Thomas 16 rS sponsors are Jltrs. Y Cy ancf Jltr. 5 ' roue Sandra Jean Turner Mary Louise Vance Roberta Nell Warwick 17 Allan Buzzard Monte Buzzard Gene Carpenter David Cauley Eric Chaplin John Dean Ted Dickerson Robert Fertig Becky Fry Billy Gram Jackie Green William Jenkins Karen Keyser Betty FaRue Paula Law Lonnie Martin Ricky Martin Rocky Phillips Carol Pritt Sharon Puffe nbarger 18 JdSeri is Calvin Robertson Allen Rodgers Brenda Sensabaugh Jerry Shifflett Randy Smith David Snyder Rayvon Tate Kenny Woodzell (Not Pictured) William Burns Cdass Officers and Sponsors President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsors . . . . . .Robert Fertig .... David Cauley . Becky Fry . . . B. Sensabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Cauley One of the highlights of this year for the Juniors was the arrival of their class rings on December 17, 1969. FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) B. Fry, B. Sensabaugh, Mrs. Cauley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cauley, R. Fertig, D. Cauley. 19 Cjfass of 1971 Jane Agner Lynn Bird Mary Sue Brinkley James Bruce Rita Cardwell UBj ' ■ Brenda Cauley ll Jeff Dickerson vSf, - Barbara Essex L John Figgs Steven Fisher Billy George Thomas Gillispie William Hinton Hazel Hoover Crystal Johnson Eddie Johnson Nancy Johnston Brian Leslie Ernest Lightner Donna Lindsay Gvic iatrJ Beads Gfass Jesse Madison Gladys Martin Greg Martin Karen May Larry May Clara McAllister Debbie McElwee Richard McElwee Diana McNanamay Elmer Mines Richard Mines Paula Neff Debbie Peery Benny Persinger Linda Pritt Pamela Pritt Donna Roberts Dotty Rodgers Connie Rodge rs Brenda Smith Glenda Smith Agust Snyder Mike Solomon Paula Welch ueen Ricky Wheeler Darlene Williams Betty Winebriner Dreama Woodzell Gail Woodzell Sandra Woodzell Vivian Woodzell (not pictured) Freddie Bonds James Carpenter Gfa ass -jeers and Sponsors President-Richard Mines Vice-President-Larry May Secretary-Clara McAllister Treasurer—Debbie McElwee Sponsors-Miss Herman Miss Roddey Mrs. Stinnett LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stinnett, R. Mines, L. May, C. McAllister, D. McElwee. 22 David Black Tommy Black Sandra Bowers Donnie Bryan Charles Burger Michael Burns Jackie Cardwell Clara Cauley Paul Cauley Beckner Chaplin Pam Copley Ray Coxe Richard Criser Karen Cutlip Becky Failes Lee Fry Ricky Fry David George Ray George Preston Givens Terry Gram William Hise Rhonda Hoover Leah Hosey 2 ueen Karen Jackson Jimmy Johnson Theresa Leslie Kathy McCollum Donnie McDaniel Kay McDaniel Donna McElwee Mary McElwee Angie Mines Allen Peery Vicki Peery Edward Pursley Debbie Rexrode Ann Roberts Phoebe Ryder Carl Shaffier Sheila Sharp Patricia Shifflett Michael Spurgeon Sara Stinespring Landon Swadley Pansy Warwick Wade Wingfield C ass jjjicers and Sponsors President, Vicki Peery Vice-President, Terry Gram Secretary, Sandra Bowers Treasurer, Donna McElwee Sponsors, Mr. Chambers Mrs. Mackey Mr. Wright FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) V. Peery, S. Bowers. SECOND ROW: T. Gram, D. McElwee. THIRD ROW: Mr. Chambers, Mrs. Mackey, Mr. Wright. Glass Thomas Ailstock Wayne Anderson Diana Baldwin Kathy Baldwin Oscar Beale Steven Beale Danny Bird Palmer Black Steven Burns Mary Byrd 2 ueen Steven Chaplin Sheena Church Sandra Counts Elizabeth Deel Danny Franklin Kathy Franklin Donna Gwin Kathy Haynes Jay Hiner Steven Hinton Ira Hosey Patty Jackson Darrell Jarrett Kathy Johnson Richard Johnson Juanita Jones Joe Keyes Deborah Faw Michael Leary David Lindsay Michael Lindsay Roger Liptrap Kenneth McComb Reid McElwee Sandra McElwee Sue McManamay Susan Merchant Irvin Miller Anna Moats Carl Moyers Gary Myers James Neff Velda Onkst Della Page Wilma Pate 0 cS eve is Susan Perkins Kathy Peery Lee Peery Joe Pettus Lloyd Pettus John Plogger Danny Rodgers Sue Rodgers Dian Ryder Patsy Ryder Judy Sharp Hugh Shifflett Larry Smith Deborah Solomon Jeannette Strasser Edith Webb Cheryl White Larry White Ann Williams Reed Williams Donna Winebriner Linda Woodell Tony Woodzell Joyce Wolfe Deborah Wright (Not Pictured) Danny Hicks Alice Robertson Paul Vance Bernard Woodard 27 ( ip fit A Sfracfe Officers ancf Sponsors President, Steve Hinton Vice-President, Roger Liptrap Secretary, Susan Perkins Treasurer, Richard Johnson Sponsors, Mr. Cleek Mr. White Miss Law FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) S. Hinton, R. Liptrap, S. Perkins, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cleek, Mr. White, and Miss Law. initiation Day Doug is boss The “boys” peep at the “girls.” t ’ Jj alley TJarieit S ' flOW “I pledge He Danced . . . And the Rains came Bunny Hop??? The Sound of Music There she Is!!! Randy’s still 29 First Aid class Valley Students on TV. Robert presents projector Panel Discussion Mrs. Cauley and Typing Students Lynda campaigns for Mr. Nixon. Jeannette speaks for Mr. Wallace. Veterans’ Day skit Jeff and Richard on a field trip. Kathy and Agust A cheer from the Old South Forensic meet with V.S.D.B. Before and After Oh yeah! What do you want? Hello, Valley High School Finger lickin’ good 33 Cheerleaders an d doolddf FRONT ROW: 0. to r.) P. Ryder, B. Fry, J. Bonner, C. Johnson. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, D. Bussard, C. LaRue, P. Law. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): R. Phillips, J. Madison, M. Solomon, J. Dean. SECOND ROW: T. Dickerson, B. George, B. Leslie, B. Hinton. THIRD ROW: A. Snyder, R. Mines, B. Merchant, P. Givens, G. Martin. FOURTH ROW: J. Bruce, R. Fertig, G. McMullen, K. McElwee, B. Gram, Coach U. Cleek. SCHEDULE Valley 0 Alleghany 20 Valley 6 Greenbrier 14 Valley 19 Circleville 7 Valley 0 Greenbrier 28 Valley 12 Buffalo Gap 0 Valley 6 V.S.D.B. 53 Valley 0 James River 32 Valley 0 Marlinton 7 Valley 13 Franklin 39 (Forfeit) 34 FRONT ROW, (1. to r.) D. McElwee, J. Ryder, L. Brinkley, G. May, W. Winebriner, S. Puffenbarger, D. Cauley. BACK ROW, (1. to r.) K. Keyser, M. McElwee, D. McElwee, C. Cauley, P. Rucker, S. Stinespring, L. Neff, A. Mines, T. Gram, V. Peery, M. Brinkley. (Coach-Mrs. Stinnett). SCHEDULE 7irfs ' 7) a. sAetSa Valley 37 James River 14 Valley 27 Millboro 29 Valley 32 Clifton Forge 14 Valley 42 Alleghany 30 Valley 34 James River 11 Valley 36 Millboro 27 Valley 36 Clifton Forge 23 Valley 52 Alleghany 36 TOURNAMENT Valley 35 Millboro 27 JZ U. 0earn FRONT ROW, (1. to r.) S. Stine¬ spring, C. Cauley, A. Mines, N. Johns¬ ton. BACK ROW, (1. to r.) K. Mc¬ Collum, P. Pritt, L. Pritt, D. Rexrode, T. Leslie, T. Gram, M. McElwee. SCHEDULE Valley 15 James River 9 Valley 24 Clifton Forge 13 Valley 20 James River 14 Valley 25 Clifton Forge 1 1 Uarsitu ) as belball FRONT ROW, (1. to r.) L. May, K. Woodzell, D. Rodgers, K. McElwee, D. Cauley, J. Green. BACK ROW, N. Long, J. Bruce, B. Persinger, R. Fertig, R. Neff. Coach.Buddy Cauley Managers .Eric Chaplin, David Black Scorekeepers.Doug Combs, Bill Hinton SCHEDULE Valley 56 Riverheads 85 Valley 50 Buffalo Gap 84 Valley 42 Boys’ Home 53 Valley 58 Millboro 50 Valley 57 V.S.D.B. 52 Valley 45 Riverheads 85 Valley 59 E.M.H.S. 71 Valley 41 Highland 57 Valley 40 Ft. Defiance 84 Valley 44 V.S.D.B. 66 Valley 70 G.M.S. 53 Valley 59 Highland 77 Valley 63 G.M.S. 46 Valley 65 Millboro 68 Valley 88 New Castle 56 Valley 38 Boys’ Home 65 Valley 59 New Castle 54 Valley 74 Buffalo Gap 85 TOURNAMENT Valley 45 V.S.D.B. 65 Valley 34 New Castle 36 36 FRONT ROW (1. to r.) F. Neff, E. Johnson, G. Martin, M. Burns, R. Fry, R. Lightner, R. Johnson, E. Pursley, P. Cauley, R. Wheeler, Coach Bruce Wright SCHEDULE Coxe. SECOND ROW: B. George, A. Peery, R. Mines, E. Valley 19 Riverheads 39 Valley 31 Highland 29 Valley 12 Buffalo Gap 49 Valley 21 Boy’s Home 17 Valley 32 Millboro 46 Valley 39 Millboro 35 Valley 32 V.S.D.B. 26 Valley 58 New Castle 30 Valley 42 Riverheads 56 Valley 34 Boy’s Home 30 Valley 33 E.M.H.S. 45 Valley 39 New Castle 34 Valley 15 Highland 33 Valley 31 Buffalo Gap 66 Valley 40 V.S.D.B. 28 Valley 35 Highland 42 TOURNAMENT (Jarsi y l IB .j r 1969 ZTlfl District Ueam G. Poe, J. Olinger, K. McElwee, J. B. Hull, D. Winesburg, R. B. Wade FRONT ROW (1. to r.) R. Mines, D. Cauley, A. Peery, J. Criser, L. May, D. Rodgers, D. Snyder, K. McElwee. BACK ROW: P. Black, Mr. Rice, J. Madison, J. Bruce, G. Martin, B. George, T. Dickerson, B. Fertig, M. Spurgion. Uarsita ) as e ball Coach: Gary Rice Managers-Palmer Black Michael Spurgeon •„ - SCHEDULE Valley 2 Union 3 Valley 10 Millboro 6 Valley 13 G.M.S. 7 Valley 1 New Castle 2 Valley 12 V.S.D. 0 Valley 4 Highland 2 Valley 7 New Castle 6 Valley 15 Highland 1 Valley 6 Millboro 5 Valley 12 G.M.S. 2 Valley 2 Union 1 Valley 6 Boys’ Home 4 Valley 1 V.S.D. 10 Valley 10 Boys’Home Tournament District 0 9 Valley 11 New Castle 7 Valley 2 Millboro Record 12 wins 4 losses 5 Left to right: N. Long, K. McElwee, J. Carpenter, E. Johnson, S. Chaplin. Becky Cheers for the Hornets Mrs. Hinton receives corsage on Parents’ Night. Valley scores. Cheerleaders provide bulletin boards 40 Tlctiuities Mr. Thomas, Dusty Hill and Bobby Lockridge Homecoming Cflnnuaf Staff and Seta GfuS FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) D. Combs, editor, A. Rodgers, L. Neff, P. Neff. SECOND ROW: G. May, W. Winebriner, Miss Landes, Sponsor, (K. McCollum not pictured). FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) L. Lester, K. McElwee, D. Combs. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cauley, sponsor, G. May, P. Law, R. Fertig, B. LaRue, K. Saunders. Vaffey 7lig i Singers ancf C 3ancf FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) B. Fry, B. Winebriner, P. Neff, T. Leslie. SECOND ROW: C. LaRue, C. Johnson, P. Law, K. McCollum. THIRD ROW: J. Bonner, T. Gram, L. Neff, C. Johnson, W. Jenkins, J. Madison, Miss Roddey, sponsor, (not pictured). FIRST ROW: J. Pettus, D. Hicks, D. Cauley, Mr. King, sponsor, P. Law, W. Pate, S. Hinton. SECOND ROW: L. Pettus, J. Strasser, E. Mines, D. George, C. LaRue, G. Martin. THIRD ROW: S. Merchant, M. Leary, E. George, and L. May. 43 Ori-Jfi-y an fjfi-y FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) K. May, P. Neff, N. Johnston, B . Winebriner, B. Fry, T. Leslie, B. Failes. SECOND ROW: G. May, K. Saunders, A. Mines, M. Byrd, P. Law, K. McCollum. THIRD ROW: C. Johnson, K. Haynes, S. Stinespring, S. Bowers, K. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: C. LaRue, V. Peery, G. Woodzell, T. Gram. FIFTH ROW: L. Neff, D. Cauley, J. Strasser, Mrs. Neff, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) L. Swadley, T. Dickerson, A. Rodgers, Mr. Grove, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Buzzard, P. Givens, R. Fertig, B. Gram, R. Wheeler. THIRD ROW: B. George, B. Hinton, A. Snyder, J. Dickerson. cS. G. CZl. and d. G. Cdl. FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) D. Combs, R. Fertig, R. Mines, V. Peery. SECOND ROW: P. Neff, B. Winebriner, S. Stinespring, A. Rodgers, B. Fry, K. Peery. THIRD ROW: M. Burns, T. Gram, G. Woodzell, R. Bird, W. Winebriner, A. Williams, M. Byrd. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mackey, sponsor, J. Ryder, D. Cauley, M. Buzzard, B. Gram, K. McElwee, C. Johnson, Miss Herman, sponsor. 11 FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) D. Combs, P. Rucker, J. Ryder, S. Turner, A. Rodgers. SECOND ROW: M. Keyes, W. Winebriner, S. Sharp, D. Cauley, D. Allen, K. Saunders, Miss Landes, sponsor. ■H 45 3 J£ 31 an 3 3. 3 3 FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) R. Bird, N. Johnson, L. Brinkley, J. Ryder, D. Bussard, C. McAllister, D. Cauley. SECOND ROW: D. McElwee, J. Bonner, B. Winebriner, P. Neff, M. Keyes, D. Rexrode, G. Woodzell, S. Bowers, L. Bird, Miss Law, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: C. Pritt, L. Lester, D. Hill, P. Rucker, M. Brinkley, S. Perkins, S. Rodgers, L. Hosey, K. Jackson, K. McDaniel, D. McElwee. FOURTH ROW: P. Jackson, K. Peery, M. Layman, D. Ryder, D. Gwin, D. Page, C. Cauley, P. Ryder, D. Lindsay, S. Sharp, S. Counts, P. Warwick, S. Woodzell, S. Sharp. FIFTH ROW: B. Sensabaugh, G. Martin, P. Pritt, K. Johnson, V. Onkst, D. Woodzell, D. McManamay. FRONT ROW: (1. to r.) Mr. Wright, sponsor, J. Adkins, K. Woodzell, L. Martin, R. Martin, E. Lightner. SECOND ROW: J. Dean, J. Green, D. McDaniel, L. McElwee, D. Jarrett, R. George. THIRD ROW: P. Vance, K. Lindsay, W. Jenkins, J. Shifflett, J. Criser, C. Robertson, S. Burns, E. Smith, M. Buzzard, B. Bogan. FOURTH ROW: C. Williams, R. Neff, B. Robinson, F. Rexrode, A. Buzzard, D. Thomas, B. George, W. Burns, B. Lockridge, J. Keyes, J. Plogger. 46 {’ i G uS and9C V. 9. FIRST ROW (I. to r.): P. Ryder, J. Bonner, C. Johnson, D. Bussard, C. Johnson, C. LaRue, P. Law, B. Fry. SECOND ROW: T. Leslie, L. Brinkley, M. Brinkley, T. Gram, L. Hosey, S. Dorsey, K. Saunders, Sponsor, Mrs. Pitts. THIRD ROW: P. Pritt, B. Failes, C. Cauley, S. Stinespring, A. Williams, D. Solomon, A. Robinson, J. Ryder, P. Neff. FOURTH ROW: D. McElwee, D. Rexrode, V. Peery, S. Counts, S. Sharp, W. Pate, D. Cauley, C. McAllister. FIRST ROW (1. to r.): R. Martin, J. Adkins, L. Martin, J. Green, K. Woodzell, R. George, Sponsor, Mr. Wright. SECOND ROW: P. Vance, K. Lindsay, J. Shifflett, B. Gram, L. May, W. Jenkins, M. Buzzard. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, R. Neff, D. Cauley, J. Madison, J. Carpenter, B. Chaplin, E. George. FOURTH ROW: D. Thomas, B. Persinger, R. Fertig, R. Tate. 47 QUEEN DUSTY AND ATTENDANTS B. Fry, R. Phillips, G. Woodzell, D. Wheeler, Queen D. Hill, B. Lockridge, T. Gram, E. Pursley, K. Haynes, R. Liptrap I I Jfo omecommo ■1968 48 Reader-Nelson Long Christmas Cantata Reader-Karen Saunders ' Mother-Daughter Banquet Installation of officers Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y sponsored Chuck Beal, a member of the Christian Athletes’ Association. THE ROYALTY (1. to r.): J. Adkins, King; R. Fertig, Prince; L. Brinkley, Queen; Mr. Cleek, and B. Fry, Princess. uet and J J rom ur Jhose were he Days ;; c ' Saturday dine teen t i of dip rd Seven O’C ocd dn the l uenina C) omm on wea t i 7P oo n fomesteadJfotef Jlan f 50 CProm m . Sweetheart Ball Queen - Donna Bussard King — Jackie Green Mrs. Brinkley, Mrs. Cauley 7 7f 71. Tlctiuities Martha and Mrs. Martin Linda and her mother Clara and Mary Sue Guests at the banquet F.H.A. Seniors enior The Senior Class left Valley High School on Wednesday, April 30, for New York City. The thirty-eight stu¬ dents and chaperones stayed at the Edison Hotel. During their stay, the class enjoyed an exciting and informa¬ tive tour of New York City. Tired and sleepy but eager to tell of their trip, the group arrived home on Sunday morning, May 4. 3finer ary 1. Rockefeller Center 2. Greenwich Village 3. Wall Street 4. Chinatown 5. New York Stock Exchange 6. Madison Square Garden 7. Empire State Building 8. United Nations Building 9. Hayden Planetarium 10. American Museum of Natural History 11. “Hello Dolly” 12. Radio City Music Hall 13. Manhattan Cruise 53 1 ■ - : i Honorary F.F.A. Chapter Farmers Lester Dalton and John Gazzola Mrs. Dalton accepts Mr. Dalton’s award from Jackie Green. Additional Awards Judy Bonner.Betty Crocker Research Award Jeannette Shifflett.B.P.W. English Award Judy Ryder.State Homemaker Degree (first awarded to a Valley student) Crisco Trophy Mrs. Dalton with Forensic winners Nelson Long and Lynda Neff Mr. Matthews, Mr. Cauley, and Mr. Cleek look on as Mr. Wright congratulates Ray George, recipient of Public Speaking Nelson Long accepts a full scholarship (golf) to V.P.I. and Star Green Hand awards. Jackie Green receives Star Chapter Farmer award. cenes from special (Ljoen s May Queen - Becky Fry Maid of Honor - Dusty Hill Project Night Allan and his Dad F.F.A. Band “A Touch of Spring” - May Day Dance Scenes of the F.H.A. - F.F.A. picnic FIRST ROW: R. McElwee, S. Brinkley, Mascots. SECOND ROW: P. Copley, N. Warwick, M. Keyes, S. Turner, W. Winebriner, P. Rucker, L. Brinkley, D. Allen, D. Hill, L. Lester, M. Layman. THIRD ROW: E. Ryder, K. Saunders, C. Johnson, P. Green, G. May, C. McManamay, B. Keyser, D. Cauley, J. Shifflett, R. Bird. FOURTH ROW: L. Rexrode, J. Ryder, J. Bonner, M. Bird, L. Buzzard, L. Neff, S. Sharp, D. Bussard, M. Vance. FIFTH ROW: N. Long, B. Lockridge, B. Bogan, C. Williams, K. McElwee, G. McMullen, J. Criser, D. Rodgers, E. Smith. SIXTH ROW: F. Rexrode, B. Robinson, R. Green, D. Thomas, R. Neff, L. Madison, R. Merchant. (Not pictured-John Dean, Doug Combs, Shirley Cordwell). x racfu aJ on Exercises History - Mary Bird Will - J. Shifflett, P. Rucker Gifts - L. Brinkley, N. Long Sara caps Judy Prophecy - W. Winebriner, C. Williams Poem — J. Shifflett Danny caps Davis Sermon—The Reverend Mr. Floyd Wingfield John and Bobby Invocation and Benediction The Reverend Mr. Ralph Green accafaureate and (j commencement Salutatorian - Linda Lester Commencement Address Gen. H. S. Judy Mr. Cleek presents diplomas. Ruth and Sandra Invocation, Benediction The Reverend Mr. Henry Gasson It’s all over! 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Hurt Opposite Phone: New Valley 839-2651 Compliments of HOMESTEAD STABLES CLAY SHOE STORE Hot Springs, Virginia 24445 319 West Main Street Covington, Virginia HORSES FOR Phone 962-0721 HIRE AND SALE 73 BANK-BY-MAIL SERVICE “The Friendly Bank” FIRST NATIONAL BANK Our Business is money. May we help you? 511 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Covington Virginia 74 Like trees, most companies show their age. So how does a growing company keep young? With people. Skilled and trained. Imaginative and motivated. The best people we can get. People who want to make Westvaco the best name in paper. Who want to make Westvaco the best company to do business with. That’s one way to do it. Come to think of it, it’s about the only way. West Virginia Pulp and Paper 75 These were No-No’s this year. Hitching a ride Agust knows Hornet watchers £ Trouble, Wanda? Exit Graduates