William Campbell High School - General Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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Our theme IS All experience 1S an arch wherethrough Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move Tennyson, Ulys es Included in the arch are Administration and Faculty Pages 7 Classes Pages Features Pages Athletics Pages Advertisements Pages Editor in Chief 2 Copy Editor Zw . H S H ' . - 12 13- 50 Activities . . . . Pages 51 - 66 .. .. 67- 78 ' .... .. 79- 86 ' ... .. 87-104 C DEDICATION Mrs. Edith Poindexter We, the Senior Class of 1959, pay tribute to our teacher and class advisor, Mrs. Edith Poindexter, as we dedicate this volume of THE GENERAL to her. Her sincere interest, under- standing, and willingness to help have made her our real friend. 3 AROUND OUR SCHOOL William Campbell High School as seen from Highway 501 at Naruna, Virginia Back of the school as seen from the Elementary School 4 ABOUT OUR SCHOOL WILLIAM CAMPBELL lllill SCHOOL S i i I , 1 5: f ' r ' ' . ' v-- ' , i ' . William Campbell High School is an accredited, five-year high school located at Naruna, on Highway 501, in Campbell County, Virginia. It was established in 1951 as a result of the consolidation of the high schools in Gladys, Naruna, and Brookneal, and the fifth year of high school was added in 1952. It is named for William Campbell, a General who dis- tinguished himself because of his heroism in the battle at King's Mountain during the Revolutionary War. The basketball and baseball teams are known as the Generals. The main building has 9 regular classrooms, 2 science laboratories, a typing room, art room, music room, projection room, home economics department, gymnasium, library, cafeteria, and offices. The Elementary School building is directly behind the High School building and is attended by children from Naruna. The Agriculture building is to the right of the main building and has a shop and several classrooms. Mr. James E. Strickler is principal of William Campbell High School, and there are 19 other members of the high school faculty. The enrollment is 385. 5 AROUND OUR SCHGOL .v ,K 55 xVx9'g,Q K , , -I xt I .f ffwfff,-eg s ', , .W B af' in -ff- ' -f fx- if-, . f qw + 1 in AGRICULTURE BUILDING The Agriculture Building is located to the right and back of the Main Building. It consists of a shop, 2 classrooms, a storage room, and an office. CAFETERIA Our cafeteria serves both the High School and Elementary School students which makes the total number of people who use it each school day around 625. 6 'Wd A11 exp gh gl eams that u t 1 d w ld A D M I N IST R 1-YI AN D FACULTY ADMINISTRATION - CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOLS E' F . wi L Mr. John J. Fray Superintendent Mr. John J. Fray has served Campbell County Schools for 38 years. He spent 1 year as a teacher at Naruna High School. July 1, 1958 marked his 37th year as Superintendent of Schools in Campbell County. Q of Mr. Donald E. Barton Miss Cornelia Puckette Mrs. Estelle Templeton Visiting Teacher and Elementary Supervisor Miss Bessie Orr Director of Finance Mr. Hunter Jones Mrs. Evelyn Watkins High School Supervisor Assistant Clerks Am..- SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Dr. R. D. Shreve, Chairmang Miss Fay Moorman, Clerk. Standing: Mr. Carl Hicks, Mr. Carlton Holland, Dr. Leroy E. Bowen, Mr. Charlie Jones, Mr. R. N. Peak, Mr. J. J. Fray, Superintendent. 8 ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL Mr. James E. Strickler B.S., Roanoke College M.S., V.P.I. Principal Mr. Strickler has been principal of William Campbell High School since it was founded in 1951. He began his career in education in Madison Coun- ty, Virginia, where he taught for 1 year and was principal for 1 year. He then served as principal at Brookville High School for 3 years, at Naruna High School for 7 years and at Brook- neal High School for 3 years. His 8 years as principal of our school make his total number of years in the edu- cational field 23. Mr. Strickler shows the slides of his trip and tells about it at a Beta Club meeting. The trip that he, Mrs. Strickler, and Miss Annie Mays of Brookneal took during the summer was sponsored by the Na- tional Education Association and covered places of interest in the western United States. 'M-A,.,wN6Mm. Joan Lovelace, editor of THE 1958 GENERAL, presents Mr. Strickler with his 1958 yearbook. In 1956, THE GENERAL was ded- icated to him. FACULTY X I0 Christine M. Crabtree B.S., Madison College Home Economics Evelyn D. Elliott Longwood College Physical Education Dorothy R. Fore B.A., Longwood College Art, English, Mathematics Myrtle Fore B.A., Lynchburg College English, History, Health Education George W. Goodman C.S.R., A.S.R. Ferrum Junior College Virginia Commercial College Stenotype Institute of Washington General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand Elsie Payne Guthrie Applicant for B.A. Degree Westhampton College Music, Latin Edward J. Kell B.S., V.P.I. Physical Education Mary Maddox B.S., Longwood College English, History Pauline F. Marshall B. S., Radford College Mathematics Edith C. Poindexter B.S., Madison College English, History, Mathematics Bobby G. Pratt B.A., Wake Forest College B.D., Southeastern Seminary English, Spanish, World History Dennis B. Riddle B.S., V.P.I. Vocational Agriculture Algebra J. J. Riegel B.S., V.P.I. Vocational Education Lucille Riegel B.S., Radford College Longwood College Science, Home Economics Frazier R. Sizemore, Jr. B.A., Lynchburg College English Myrtle S. Straw B.S., William and Mary College Chemistry, Science, Mathematics FACULTY fa .gfvx 'x -KTA N-..,, as-.X Wins--A---' FACULTY 'Ui T 'Effie Marie S. Welch A.B., Meredith College Geography. Mathematics Arline W. Whitlow B.A., Radford College Biology, Science 'gif' Right: After the assembly program on December 19, each student was given a Christmas treat by the faculty of William Campbell. Becky Martin receives an ice cream sandwich from Mr. J. J. Riegel, Bobby Clark, and J. D. Puckette. Rachel Whitlow B.A., William and Mary College Librarian Nancy L. Minix Office Secretary ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SNAPSHOTS Left: In May, 1958, Mr. Fray, Supt. of Camp- bell Co. Schools, attended the assembly program in which campaign speeches were given for the candidates for S.C.A. offices. After the campaign speeches, Mr. Fray spoke to the student body. A11 experience IS an arch where through gleams that untraveled world CLASSES SENIOR CLASS KQQ l l Front Row: Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Mrs. Edith Poindexter, Sponsorsg Back Row: Gary Vassar, Presi- dentg Ann McHaney, Vice Presidentg Gail Jenks, Secretaryg Jean Armistead, Treasurerg Jenny Lynn Marshall, Reporterg Frankie Ware, Historian. Motto: All experience is an arch wherethrough gleams an untraveled world whose margin fades forever and forever when I move. Colors: Blue and White Song: For We May Never Walk This Way Again Flower: Red R059 WE REMEMBER THESE CLASS EXPERIENCES - - - I 4 Jean Armistead prepares for her role in our Junior Play, The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. Gail Jenks and Jean Asher serve at the Junior-Senior Prom which we gave for the seniors on May 23, 1958. I4 Mr. James L. Deck shows Clarence Jones andJimmy Davidson his sam- ples of graduation announcements. CLASS of JESSE JOE ANDREWS Jesse Joe Transferred from Randolph Henry High School 19575 Band 15 J.V. Football 15 4-H Club 15 Library Club 15 Science Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 K.V.G. 1,25 S.C.A. 2,3,4. JEAN PUGH ARMISTEAD VIJea-nl! S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Prog. Chm. 4, Del. to State Convention 15 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 1,3,4, Adv. Editor 45 Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,4,Sec. 35 F.H.A. 1,3,4, Songleader 35 Volleyball 3,45 Class Reporter 1, Treas. 45 Safety Patrol 1,3,4, Sec. 3,45 Commercial Club 3,4, Sec. 35 Glee Club 2,35 Junior Playg Senior Playg Library Club 2, V. Pres. 25 Popularity Contest 2. JIMMY GARRINGTON ARTHUR vvJimmyvv S.C.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Executive Committee 354, Degree Team 3,4, Dairy Judging 2,3,4, State Convention 25 K.V.G. 1,2,3,4, Crew Leader 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Dramatics Club 45 Boys' State 35 Baseball 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Safety Patrol 3,45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff 4. LONA JEAN ASHER Jean Beta Club 3,4, Prog. Chm. 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, Thespian 3,4, Sec. 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player Award 3, Captain 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Circulation 3, Sports Editor 4, Delegate to SIPA 35 Glee Club l,2,35 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,35 F.T.A. 1,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Safety Patrol 1,2,3,45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Homecoming Queen's Court 35 Home- coming Queen 4, GEORGE EDWARD CARMICHAEL, JR. George Glee Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,2,45 Cheerleader 15 Spanish Club 35 Science Club 25 Teenage Book Club 152,35 Commercial Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Art Club 3,45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. JAMES MALCOLM CARWILE James . F.F.A. l,2,35 K.V.G. 152,35 Safety Patrol 1,3,45 Teenage Book Club 25 Commercial Club 45 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. FRANKLIN MORGAN CHEWNING lYM0rganYl F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, K.V.G. 1,2,3,4g commerciai Club 45 s.c.A.1,2,3,4. CAREY WAYNE DANIEL vvcareyvl F.F.A. l,2,3, Sentinel 2, Degree Team 35 K.V.G. 1,2,35 Class V. Pres. 25 Student Council 25 Safety Patrol 2,35 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. I5 'UK is... ,. gigg E sEN1oR CLASS ill, ' sg-ff -f X ix as-5 J, - are--K JIMMY MACK DAVIDSON Jimmy Basketball l,2,3,4, Homecoming King 35 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Thespian 3,4, Love Is Eternal 5 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Safety Patrol 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Teenage Book Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 Snowball King 45 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. PHILIP HOWARD ELDER Ylphilll Basketball 3,4, Most Improved Award 35 Monogram Club 3,4, V. Pres. 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Safety Patrol l,2,3,4, Lieutenant 45 Science Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Baseball 15 Class Treas. 35 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. u ESTELLE MAE ENOCH HMaeH Commercial Club 3,45 Library Club 2,4, Treas. 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 35 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. EUNICE DALE FARISS Eunice F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Library Club 25 Beta Club 3,4, Sec. 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Editor 45 Commercial Club 4, V. Pres. 45 Girls' State 35 Junior Play5 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. PLUNKETT MOOREFIELD FARISS Plunkett S.C.A. l,2,3,45 Teenage Book Club 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 K.V.G. 1,2, Degree Team 1,2,3,4, Sentinel2, All Star State Sentinel 25 Science Club 45 Safety Patrol 3,4. KAYE LaVERNE FRANCIS Kaye F.H.A. 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Teenage Book Club 25 Softball 25 Spanish Club 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. JO ANN GEORGE HJOVV S.C.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sec. 4, Del. to District Meeting 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Annual Staff 354, Asst. Activities Editor 3, Activities Editor 45 F.H.A. 1,35 Commercial Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,4, Reporter 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Teenage Book Club 25 F.T.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Class Historian 35 Girls' State 35 Snowball Queen 4. PAUL TURNER GILLIAM vvpaulvv F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 2,4,Sec. 3. Hub-Federation Sec. 45 Glee Club 15 Science Club 1,25 Safety Patrol 2,35 K.V.G. 1,2,3,45 Senior Play5 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. 16 EDITH MARIE GUTHRIE Edith F.H.A. 1,3,45 Volleyball 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Art Club 2,35 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. CARROL RAY HAMLETT Carrol Ray Dramatics Club l,2,4, Tom Sawyer , Lil' Abner , Thespian 45 Latin Club 15 Annual Staff, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 2, Circulation Mgr. 45 Del. toS.I.P.A. 25Newspaper Staff 2, Circulation Mgr. 25 Science Club 2,45 Teenage Book Blub 25 Commercial Club 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Play fStage Mgr.J5 S.C.A. 1,2,4. EDWARD LEE HARPER lIEdYl S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Shop Judging Team 2,3,4, State Crop Judging Team 35 K.V.G. 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Safety Patrol 4. JULIUS WADDELL HOPKINS Julius S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Teenage Book Club 35 Art Club 2. JAMES WAYNE HOWARD Jimmy F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Tractor Driving 3,4, Degree Team 3,45 K.V.G. 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Monogram Club 3,45 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. BRENDA GAIL HUDGINS Brenda Commercial Club 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,45 Library Club 45 Glee Club 1: Dramatics Club 15 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. JUANITA IRBY Nita Student Council 15 Safety Patrol 15 Dramatics Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,45 Volleyball 45 Newspaper Staff 1,45 Softball 2, Captain 35 Commercial Club 3,45 Popularity Contest 45 Library Club 45 S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. PEGGY ANN JACKSON liPeggylY S.C.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A.1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Art Club 4. I7 ilg sEN1oR CLASS .Ark-.4. 1? in r.. m, W Ml.. 4. .Q pl vw if mga-u-W sl MARJORIE GAIL J ENKS Gail S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, V. Pres. 3, Del. to State Convention 2, Del. to District Meeting 2,4, Student Council 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Del. to State Convention 2, Pres. 3, Federation V. Pres. 3, Parliamentarian 4, Farm Show Fashion Review lst. place 1,3,43 Volleyball 3,4, F.T.A. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Prog. Chm. 43 News- paper Staff 1,23 TeenageBook Club 2, Glee Club l,2,3, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Thespian 3,4, Science Club 2,3,43 Beta Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Asst. Picture Editor 3, Picture Editor 4, Del. to S.l.P.A. 33 Class Pres. 1, Sec. 3,43 Commercial Club 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play. CAROL DEAN JOHNSON Carol Softball l, Commercial Club 33 F.H.A. 1,2,43 Library Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Art Club 43 S.C.A. l,2,3,4. LACY RYLAND JOHNSON vvRy1andvv S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A.1,2,3, K.V.G.1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,4, Mon- ogram Club 1,2,3,4, Commercial Club 3,4. CLARENCE HIRAM JONES, JR. Casey S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Mgr. 3,4, Baseball Mgr. 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Asst. Business Mgr. 4s Newspaper Staff 2,3, Sports Editor 3, Monogram Club 4, Pres. 4, Science Club 2,4, Treas. 4, Dramatics Club 2,4, Spanish Club 3, Library Club 2, Safety Patrol 2,3. CHARLOTTE CORETTA JOY Coretta S.C.A. 1,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, ,Farm Show Fashion Review 4, Best of Show 4, Science Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Library Club, Sec. 4, Art Club, Pres. 43 Student Council 13 Softball 1,3Q Volleyball 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play. RALPH LAMAR KEENE Ralph Transferred from W. R. Boone H.S., Florida 19573 F.F.A. 3, K.V.G. 33 Art Club 4, S.C.A. 3,4. LIBBY MAXINE KNOTT HI-Jibbyvv Transferred from Buckingham Central H.S., 1957, Commercial Club 3,43 Popularity Contest 33 S.C.A. 3,4. ELIZABETH ANNA LAYNE vvl-Jibbyu Newspaper Staff 3,4, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 1,2, Safety Patrol 3, Glee Club l,2,3, Popularity Contest 13 Teenage Book Club l,2, Com- mercial Club 3,4, Latin Club 1, Dramatics Club 2,3, S.C.A. l,2,3,4. I8 HENRIETTA LINDSAY Henrietta F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Asst. Pianist 3, F.T.A.1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Commercial Club 2,3,4, Recreation Chm. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Typist 4, Senior Play. VIRGINIA LYNN MARSHALL Jenny Lynn Student CoLu1cil2, Del. to StateS.C.A. Convention 2, Class Treas. 1, Reporter 3,4, Annual Staff Proofreader 1, Asst. Picture Editor 2, Junior Editor, Del. to S.I.P.A. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Beta Club 3, Pres. 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Most Improved Player Award 1, Monogram Club 2,4,V. Pres. 3, Spanish Club Pres. 3, F.H.A. 1, Reporter 2, Del. to State Convention 2, Dramatics Club 3, Thespian 4, Latin Club 1,2,3, Latin Tournament 2, Glee Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Commercial Club 3. ANN MARIE MCHANEY Ann S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Del. to State Convention 3, Del. to District Meeting 2,43 Annual Staff 3,4, Asst. Feature Editor 3, Copy Editor 4, Beta Club 3, V. Pres. 4, Commercial Club 3, Sec.- Treas. 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pianist 3,4, Del. to State Convention 1, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Forensic 3, Class V. Pres. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Latin Club 1,2, Newspaper Staff 1,2, Science Club 1,2, Safety Patrol 1,2, F.T.A. 2, Glee Club l,2,3. PATRICIA LINDA MILNOR Patty Beta Club 3,4, F.H.A. 1,3,4, Historian 4, Science Club 2, Latin Club 1,2, Annual Staff 3,4, Asst. Business Mgr. 3, Proofreader, Head Typist 4, Glee Club 1,2, Teenage Book Club 2, Commercial Club 3,4, Reporter 3, Senior Play, Dramatics Club 2,3, Student Colmcil 4, Del. To State Convention 1, District Meeting 4, News- paper Staff 2, Safety Patrol 1,2,3, F.T.A. 2, Forensic Winner 2,3, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. MALCOLM GRAY MORRIS Mac F.F.A. 1,2,4, Glee Club 1, K.V.G. 1,2,4, Safety Patrol 2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Plav. , DOROTHY EMMA PIERC E Dorothy S.C.A. 1,2,3,4: Library Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Art Club 4. DAVID LIVINGSTON RANEY VlDaveVl Transferred from Jamaica High School, New York, 1955, S.C.A. 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Recreation Chm. 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Tom Sawyer , Thespian 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Latin Club 2, Reporter 2, Tournament 2, Basketball 2,3,4, School Band 2, Class Pres. 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Circulation Mgr. 4, Baseball 3,4, Senior Play 4, Commercial Club 4, Monogram Club 4, Forensic Winner 3, Chm. of S.C.A. District Meeting 4. DORIS ANN ROAKES Doris F.H.A. 1,2, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Mgr. 4, Beta Club 3,4, Treas. 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 3, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Safety Patrol 3, F.T.A. 2, Teenage Book Club 1,2,3. I9 sEN1oR CLASS ' va- as qgf- 'Mt ' w Qi- sip, nn, 'Di QI-za-LM mtv' WILLIE MOSLEY ROSSER, JR. Billy Safety Patrol 1,2,3g Teenage Book Club 2,3, Dramatics Club 2,3, Treas. 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Pres. 4g Art Club 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4g Library Club 2,3, Pres. 2g Jumior Play, Senior Play, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. WILLIE ROGERS SCOTT Willie S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Commercial Club 4, Science Club 3g K.V.G. 1,2,3,4g Teenage Book Club 2g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4, Tractor Driving 2,3,4, State Shop Judging 1, State Crop Judging 1,2,3,4, State Forestry Judging Champion 4, Executive Committee 2,35 Safety Patrol 4. ELIZABETH ANN SINGLETON Betsy F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Fashion Show Winner 2,3,4, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Dra- matics Club 2,3,'-lg Science Club 1,23 Glee Club 1,2,3g Commercial Club 3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketball 1,2g Teenage Book Club lg Volleyball 3,43 F.T.A. 2. JAMES PLUNKETT STEVENS James S.C.A. l,2,3,4g Safety Patrol 3,4g Latin Club 1,23 Science Club 2,3, Commercial Club 3g Teenage Book Club 3. WILMA DENE TREADWAY Wilma F.H.A. 1,23 Science Club 2,4g Library Club l,2, Commercial Club 3,4g S.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 4. GARY DEANE VASSAR VlGa'ryVY S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Prog. Chm. 3, Pres. 4, Chm. of Lynchburg District 43 Boys'State 3, Class Pres. 45 Student Council 1,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4, Star Thespian, Love Is Eternal g Senior Play, Science Club 2,3,4, Prog. Chm. 3g Glee Club l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Beta Club 3,43 Latin Club 1,2,3g Commercial Club 3. KENDALL BOYCE WALKER Kendall Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Love Is Eternal , Thespian, Science Club 2,43 Library Club 1,45 Latin Club 23 Cheerleader 2, Senior Play, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. FRANCES EDWINA WARE Frankie Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Best Thespian 35 Class Historian 4, Student Council 4, Co-Recreation Chm. 43 Cheerleader 1,33 Senior Playg Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Art and Feature Editor: Science Club 2,3,4, Prog.Chm.4g Art Club 2,3,4, Prog. Chm. 2, F.T.A. l,2,3,4g F.H.A. lg Fashion Show Winner 13 Teenage Book Club lg S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. 20 CLASS of BENNIE RAY WILLIAMSON Bennie F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Executive Committee 4, Degree Team l,2,3, State Degree Team 2, Star State Reporter 2, K.V.G. l,2,3,4, State Forestry Judging Champion 4, S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3, Glee Club 4, Class V. Pres. 3, Commercial Club 4. SAMUEL PEYTEN WINSTON vvsammyvv S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Executive Committee 4, Degree Team 2,3, State Winner 2, All-Star State V. Pres. 3, Hub-Federation Pres. 3, Dairy Judging 2,3,4, K.V.G. l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,43 Monogram Club 3,4, Commercial Club 3, Safety Patrol 3,4, Junior Play. RICHARD ELWOOD WRIGHT Elwood S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff l,2, Business Mgr. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Monogram Club 3,4, Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3,4, Teen- age Book Club 2, Commercial Club 3,4. MELVIN LEE STEVENS Melvin Transferred from Shenandoah Valley Academy, February, 1959. SENIOR PLAY Don't Take My Penny! : was presented November 14, 1958. 5 wwwzz ...J ,J in .1 ' ,W 1 dall Walker, ,QS . - at Q. .... : , ,g s , , gg.. ii i J N , ' . -- W' :mi ' . : . .S ,fl ' H ,.,..... z AWE? ' - .... S I g K f . ,-.f' '5 wif 1, - ' : . - - , wi. f. '. -jiggizge'E-1,.,,.,5-,,..g': .fs ef f - ,- ff. ' , . .. ,, Lower Left: 21 We .ge fgi ia-p 'M .. S, CAST Penny, Frankie Ware, Kerry, Dave Raney, Greg, Ken- Sally, Jean Asher, Mavis, Gail Jenks, Monsieur Henri, George Carmichael, Mark, Malcolm Morris, Joanna, Ann McHaney, Gram, Betsy Singleton, Norman Porter, Gary Vassar, Caleb, Billy Rosser, Lydia, Henrietta Lindsay, Red, Jimmy Arthur, Harrison Day, Paul Gilliam, Models, Patty Milnor, Jean Armi- stead, Coretta Joy. Student Director: Jean Armistead, Stage Manager: Carrol Ray Hamlett, Publicity Chair- man: Jenny Lynn Marshall. Upper Left: Mavis, Greg, and Kerry in action. Monsieur Henri fGeorge Carmichaell shows one of his models fJean Armisteadl some of his exqueeseet material. JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Jimmy Evans, President, Betty Jo Wingfield, Vice President, Bonnie Morrison, Secretary. Second Row: Mrs. Pauline Marshall, Mrs. Mary Maddox, Sponsors, Anne Johnston, Reporter, Charles Tolar, Treasurer. The junior class began the year with 58 pupils enrolled. Projects were planned at the first of the year to make money for the senior entertainment. Our class had members on the basketball teams, cheerleading squad, and our representative in the popularity contest was crowned queen. We are looking forward to our last year as seniors. .an-.,. Jimmy Adams ug? Iris Almond Roxie Angel I 'Q 22 Brenda Barksdale Linda Bornar Buddy Booker J. C. Callahan Bessie Childress Birdie Childress Mildred Childress Bobby Clark Kenneth Coates Mae Crews Joyce Dejarnette Jimmy Donald Shirley Donald Barbara Elliott Levi Epperson ,Af CLASS of 1960 QQ '15 X r an as ir'x X1 - ef. f an-V- f A V. of 'N J fi 'EN 1 L ,sf . , V C. Q1 ll., ,uw buu . 5 .rv f- ifi .li if KK Q.. , I ' f-X sy mir 'av I ' ' K V ' .4 a ' B kn' . my 2 We diese A J 23 IU IDR CLAS I yy- v , 4 7,2 ' Q we vw. ,MF if A . fm .W :- it Jimmy Evans Billy Fore Peggy Foster 155 ng, 'Tb Nancy Frazier Nancy Godsey Laverne Guthrie , ig X wffx Ht Y xt ,, I L A .kv L i ,, A ig ' 'W 122' QC Bobby Hamlette f' 3- ,L t Anne Johnston ., V f F A Betsy Johnston 'K L fre umk I 4 . A fy www, 1- A at 'Q' Wayne Keene , L... - , Janet King 3 '- Bruce Lacks gn-if . E my .lf . ' X ' J x b ,Ak x V T 'X , V p ' - Q. :am 5 .X j f - - 2: y Q ff: 4 xf' - L Jack Lannon ,H ,5 i t -5, X ' ' - Q 'F Alice Layne ' V L I Hassel Leonard W ' W -I n ' K K J L 'iee- in,y n I 24 Claiborn Marstin Carrol Ray Martin Polly McDowell Tommy McDowell Billy Milnor Lena Mitchell Phyllis Moorman Bonnie Morrison Carroll Overstreet Lois Owen Ferna Piotrowski J. D. Puckette Joan Puckette Tommy Puckett Phyllis Roakes JU IORCCLAS :z g kkygl f ,mm y Q 'E ffm wk I? ., Gil. its I afaif Lemme at ,lx M' . it W E ff J 1' fin we ,. gy, wig. f ' 1 Betty Jo Wingfield JM Shirley Scott Royanna Stokes Vivian Thacker Charles Toler Jimmy Toler Sara West w Q ff Carter Williams ' fl Janice Williams 1 Larry Williamson , if' Bonnie Morrison, Secretaryg Charles Tolar, Treasur- erg and Mrs. Maddox examine the stationery whichthe Junior Class plans to sell as one of their projects. it 26 SOPHOMORE CLASS 'wsu 1 am, i Guam. ,W . , t Wm lily umm uns an hula, in i , . D K V.. , ,,,.,,.,..,.,. ,,.,. , ., . s , Inu f' 5121, I-Ivins .At 3, ,ia ..., .,.. , W-.. ... ,,W,,,,,, I M. ,. -... ' T 'f..'Tff.Q'.I'fNf7Z'.I i.ii..,t.tri 1 , , , px? E' , . CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: James Peak, Reporter, Larry English, Treasurer, Linda Clark, Secretary and Historian, Joyce Lovelace, Vice President, Jerry Foster, President. Back Row: Mr. Edward Kell, Mrs. Arline Whitlow, Mr. Bobby Gene Pratt, Sponsors. This past September found 88 students in the Sophomore rooms. Before they knew it, there were basketball try-outs. Several boys and girls from the class made the teams. They did our bit of rooting for these teams, too. Four of the cheerleaders came from this class. Now having reached a halfway mark in high school, they are looking forward to becoming Juniors. Jane Adams Dale Adkins Reginald Almond Roberta Andrews 'Tr' ,.ii ft 5,351 v --l I 'k,,. A 27 GPHOMORE CLASS HN rf up wg-fl IVV' ., fi 14455- ' 1 , tg, gm, Qtr 'f' CL. .J . ' I Eel? t fx M-ff? ' H y .3 ...I , LL , I 'L ff W X 4-H sea- 28 June Arrington Wayne Bailey Walter Bass Frank Carey Margaret Carver Danny Carwile Nancy Chaffin Katie Childress Linda Clark Jean Clay Joan Clements Carolyn Coates Glenn Coates Wayne Cunningham Linda Cyrus Buddy DeJarnette Marvin Dinwiddie Steve Elder Larry English Lucy Fariss Linda Fore Jerry Foster Pat Fulcher Marie Gillispie Jimmy Gilliam Forrest Hall Martha Hall Ruby Hall Carolyn Holland Catherine Holt Wayne Holt Kay Hutcherson Betty Irby Barbara Isaacs Freddie Jackson Jimmy Jennings Bett Dare Jordan Y Jacqueline Kerr Robert Kerr Delores Leonard ', ,,, in . l. , Ai., L 'Q G. ss 0 , lay' N. YN J , ' . 'Uv J 'E ' 'A sa A 'K-. fa QQ '91 f a CLASS of 1961 351' YW sr l Q ,jr Q. 5 I9 J J H-- wnvw -- g f , K 'Z ' .J f j 1 LgEF,,.,,f ,ar k an -1 v E We f 1 me Y., W- , . . L ,iv as A f ,,1G'1r its Q.. y, fag A x ' 'iii 7 it , 1: - N, y vii -' 29 J .af SOPHOMORE CLASS - . Z.. ' fi -1' A ads 1149 7 5 'Ow l OS 'CT' .M ,few .7 by ., if mfg, .4 2 i,,.,, V , H 2 vi ff ,ff i we 'Y i ,ag V' JA My P J fs, V ' i kg 1 x S- ' QL, ,-ou' Y! -. For q 2 as I? 1-N f ' :fu fx Q 1 A Q N 'X W My J, 2 que. 18 fl Q... 'UQ 30 N. Willis Lindsay Joyce Lovelace James Maddox Nancy Markham Rayford Marstin Rebecca Martin Carol Mason Bonnie Mayberry Naomi Montgomery Agnes Moon Billy Moore Drever Morton James Moseley Anne Organ Emily Owen Frieda Owen Robert Payne James Peak Herbert Peak Dale Poindexter Wyatt Pruitt Nan Puckette Franklin Reynolds Barbara Roark Mary Wayne Rosser Jean Seamster Cornelia Scott Douglas St. John Nancy Suddith Booker Thurman Eleanor Tolar Patricia Tolar John Tonkins Jo Ann Waller H. T. Williams Neal Williams Sandra Williams Carol Woodbury Juanita Wright Elizabeth Yonce J yttt ,, fi ,gy 2 . CLASS of 1961 5 A 1 J wa' Q' M Q . gg i ,J My Y if! 5 Q' wtwx f ' P .1 4- as Q' , M1 - V f' ' 'ie' , I ft -1 1' W ' -5 2: ' , 7 ' , - A J u A AT-.ls -l f 'tit , A f y yi., . , y at ,A Ks: as ,- , , . L.. .,-, .': ,, 5 at , , .,:i::k Q E I k,.,, y,,- 3 h-,, , N, .,3m - f,?, 7W,.,G Q I ftfzrif ' Q15 3 A . a Q ff ' 9' f M NT : , 1 .51 :fm giwgp 053.-final, WWW? NIU?-1 if f ' K ff i i 5.5. 1 1fg4fi ,g'gr ,, .p ai rw, H, f' ' fu -5-ggz zf?': -,' I- 15 42J!fs4Mj Wm 11' :mu ' 'ff . 11' yy? sea... gm 2 . ,. , ,M s 3 I aai. - . 5 K X S lg P 1 1 f ,sm 'Sapa M wa.-.N 5 H35 ff' as 2: ' X I an 'f A . My .Q 4-v ,N HRESHMAN CLASS gwwprsiggi :ai tiff? - CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Deane Fariss, Reporterg Tim Connelly, Treasurer, Hall, Secretaryg Nona Morrison, Vice President, Randy Sowell, Presi- dent. Second Row: Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie, Mrs. Marie Welch, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Sponsors. Inez A .X If f 1, f 5 1 . 2 ,ig if' ' E it f a n 2 ' Q51 an. :F r - f N- 'fl 5 4 , R ,, ,.,. M S iw-V, il 'S , iiT:1liM ' L' 1z.Qf11:ffEiEii ,uk ': 'T fbi W 'YZ' ,gf , :sz P, ' A J -,.. M-Wm .. I V 4 'ls 3 32 Linda Anderson Sherry Anthony Geraline Asher Elizabeth Barksdale Haywood Belvin Barbara Bomar Jo Anne Bomar Carson Brooks Wayne Burton Doris Callahan Louise Callahan Phyllis Carwile Claude Chapman Rebecca Chewning Jean Childress Ida Mae Clements Betty Gail Coates Bobby Coates Peyton Coates Tim Connelly Phillip Crabtree Grey Dews Daniel Dickerson Jesse Dunnaway Dorothy Eggleston James Enoch John Evans Deane Fariss Jane Fariss W. T. Foster Edith Francis Peggy Francis Ronald Francis Douglas George Shirley Giliispie Dorothy Godsey Patricia Green CLASS of 1962 q,,,, x i, 'IF- S H, 29,321 ers . L . 'V' K .il W, 'S' -, A We Ki -fa ,,,', t rim? S... 14 X EQ 2 is rv lfir ra i N ix? 13. Q F X it , '5 in K ,f :HZ .,.,,, J! K , tg p , 'g QQ ii L. utr. if 5 x I J is ' f 1 o 'fr w. X H Q K 9 R' it A r o ef ,,,, , 1 'viii 5 Jw' 7, '21 1: -i ' ws, M-glfsz-Mfg' ig, ii' f,.....,.. 45:9 I' 3' t -Al 33 ,fm L. x V' Q inte ' Mt imp if 2, ' 'W ft 4 J iv 5 f fe , nw 6 6 H:-. Alvin Guthrie Ray Guthrie Inez Hall Alice Hamlett Harold Hamlett J. P. Hamlett Steve Harper Talmadge Harper Clyde A. Hendrick Carolyn Hutcherson Janice Jenks Richard Jordan John Kabler Glenn Knott Helen Lewis Beverly Lindsey Mack Lindsey Ray Maddox Sandra Mason Shirley Moorefield Faye Morris Nona Morrison A. J. Neighbors James Owen Willard Payne Wayne Pillow Gladys Pugh Maureen Purcell Herbie Quillen Irvin Roakes Frances Rowles Carrol Rush Sue Saunders William Saunders Charles Scott Edward Scott Gene Smith Tommy Smith Randy Sowell Ann Treadway Shirley Anne Wade Lorene Waller Ellen Walthall Dabney Williams Genelle Williams Larry Williams Charlie Williamson Martha Wingfield CLASS of 1962 fe ., Q ,,,,y. 1 at S '73 ...,,,.., VL ? ' .rs it I dxf gk '5 ii ai r 'K S 'Ti ' ii 5 -of ' A I f ia-Q' 'is' nf , g. 1 f Y n' fx ,gg ,Q , as 1 - 2 V . I , n ., Wu my if , it iif' my - -W -4- K' . -,'v Q AV Lk J W .Q ,. it It V , it . . ya., .ta ca. 4 ,ag 1. X L.. S g, W ,, 'li V 'Eff it 'A H i',, . f A , L . 1 A My i i ' .L a aaayi 1 , . M ' EP ,Q 'ia U- ' .E .1 JL' is K Q, S, 35 sw if I Q iai i A 1 PRE-FRESHMAN CLASS FP'-lug HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS AND SPONSORS Room Presidents: Patsy Coates, Julian Raney, Ann Tonkins, Virginia Rae Colbert. Class Sponsors Mrs. Myrtle Fore, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Mr. Frazier Sizemore, Jr. f5'lff??? 'li' . M ' P ,1 f -me 'Q Lmda Almond , - . Carol Anderson 3:1 3 V- f 'VTP' ,link I M ,. ,V aw, 2' -- e -f y Ann Arrington , -fs 1 in I . y ' Q, - ' Patsy Arrington img 1 Q-lb 5: . M. E. Barksdale ., . f if A so A' M Q. 4 Qi: ,,:, K - . MM Cheryl Bomar Connie Bomar Hazel Bomar Emily Callahan Wy-11 A, 4.x C f ft' ' Y x, AN Q 36 Raleigh Carr Delores Carwile Linda Clay Dianne Clements Douglas Childress Patsy Coates Virginia Colbert Danny Dejarnette Maxine Donald Nora Lee Eggleston Carrie Elder Mary Louise Elder Roger Fariss Sybil Fariss Patricia Fisher Jane Foster David Garrette Ann Glass Sandra Guthrie Nancy Hall Barbara Jean Hart Walter Hatcher Phyllis Hawkins Sandra Holland Avris Howard John Hunter Patricia Jackson Treva Jennings CLASS of 1963 v Lasse? ., r.., ,W . 1--was 55 - zisiiqa ,Mai a i S A ' E ' wa ' ' fiik E K 335, 5' 1 r- Q Va ,W V it A as -J, I ,tj t 'TL ' , A x W I - . , A t,,7:g I , fiilliilkfiiigwgii , .V S 1 - 1 ntlygyi it J i ' Y i,,. - n V ' ' k ' -. AL,' fl' 5 :3 ' -A ' . ' L ' A . f . it Q ld, wr ,, f' fn f slit 1 .+M- .4 X X Wkwv li VJ' S X 3 E :R x 7 -'-i ' , 'H . ,sniff gf - A 5' . , - . ,ii ,L 5 -f .K Af H, xi- x . 0,11 i-., --- A Q.,- I ti fi Ry' A X7 L, K Q l V w..,.f t.s,, - ti my X ,A J ,Qs D 4-L. Y i My ., , ..,. ,., . M -. j .Q 5 f i 4 Q 7 sb! , 453 ll gf 'YG S X 1 - I -7 my f'mw':lg', f Q , ' L Qfsiisirf .. twig ,L ffl? I x Us A 'V J . 2 ' IV 1 - 'dig 11 ir . g ' ' 1 A J 4: it 1 , x , 7 A ' 'Hr Q 1 2, z ., V H 1 I ,,. Q A ,t 37 PRE-FRESHMAN CLASS 1 I iw f '4 2' K t -,, an . . if wr - Q 'f li ing ' '51 ,S Ht, i 'We X x :ik V: in i' E' 2 wwf ,S at 5 fi? uf we 1 - J I e gffklf. - ,Lf . .1 f A ,,5:,3 W 11 i f 5-3, K 'Kelli it 'gi , ,, ri' f 'P' 353555 4 Q wk J ., N ,K Q in 4 ,:iLf42 , '- Q Y ' fi V -Q ' www 4 is in ,Q . in . Q .3 f iii 1 S X' K7 - Y .. ' X- i .K M eg- 14- -E i L it ' si ' ' '..: 1 ,, J - , ,- me fi! ' 38 ,,:, , ,L,q 4 W vi SES we was :Q '34 Y 1513 K.. ,, J. W. Kerr Roger King Michael Lannon Earl Lawhorne Catherine Layne Raymond Layne Earl Lee Margaret Lindsey Ronnie Lovelace Jean Lusardi Mary Lee Marshall Ralph May Don Mayberry Linda McDaniel Donnie Mitchell Joyce Mitchell Barbara Moon Patricia Moorman Willie Morton Geraldine Nash Gloria Neighbors Brenda Overstreet Faye Owen Louise Payne John Peak Judy Pillow Wayne Poe Max Power Judy Pugh Jerome Ramsey Julian Raney Verna Reid Harlowe Reynolds ,Q Cecil Roakes Vickie Roark Paul Lee Shipp Mac Singleton Barbara Sowell Joan Sowell Joyce Sowell Betty Smith Walter Smith Wayne Stevens Dwight Taylor Phyllis Toler Ann Tonkins Floyd Treadway Maxie Wade Larry Ward Linda Ward Louise Ware Brent Webber Douglas Wells Geraldine Winston Katherine Wright Linda Anne Yount fl CLASS of 1963 y f ui J X ay-32 i f-rx - g 5' f img vw i 1 Q 'CTYX ' jr ,L 5 , N . .. NV 1 .-grill: A xr' X, g 5 X J it 4 ' 111,35 X it K x lx 1 'V ' X Q Nxt g . x , J eieineete f A li-3-X .+L ii.. it N Wy if -9 l 3. - gkki . -, .t ' 'A f si ieeiii Y lrii J K XL., u -5' f-if sa as 6. V sf. 31, ci C' L u f-2 1 u Q 'N I . if ' is ii- fi- L A A fm Fx ...W el 4 t X X ' 1 i li LQ., .. LQ., ,,. . g , A F NA, ,,, iz QS- X 6 1 . 1' S .si .W .K , . I A 3 ' ,. , xx g igiig 4- I as i 5 'el I ' -1,-1-in K 5. iff- - i' ' di.. A i I ' .7-Ii' . .. J K. . t if ,Skirt ir , r NW -A xy , 4- i , in To ,x 'C i' I K1 A +C J? 3 1 ,K ,, :asf in i' 2 , -, Qi K 4. V' Wm-A ' fu ff Al 5' 5 xi l 39 ENGLISH if if i as Q S i , f MR. FRAZIER SIZEMORE'S ENGLISH CLASS There are eleven classes of English taught each day which include literature, grammar, spelling, and composition. Various authors are studied, and parallel reading and research work are promoted. Some time is taken in English classes to work on essay contests, for- ensic activities, and plays. MRS. MARY MADDOX'S ENGLISH CLASS 40 SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. EDITH POINDEXTERS'S HISTORY CLASS Geography is taught to ninth grade students with the class being divided into three sections. There are two classes of United States History being taught to eleventh grade students. The twelfth grade is divided into two classes of government. MRS. MARIE WELCH'S GEOGRAPHY CLASS 41 FINE ARTS MRS. DOROTHY FORE'S ART CLASS There are 14 boys and 7 girls enrolled in the one class of High School Art offered to students in grades 10 through 12. The class activities in art require individual thinking and strive to promote creative expression. A few of the class activities include finger painting, outdoor sketching, making murals, paper sculpturing, and making puppets. The General Music class of 16 members provides musical experience for a number of stu- dents who have little or no other contact with music, as well as for those who are really interested in the study of music. The highest purpose of the class is to enable the students to develop individual self-expression through participation. MRS. ELSIE PAYNE GUTI-IR.lE'S MUSIC CLASS 42 LANGUAGES MRS. ELSIE PAYNE GUTHR.IE'S LATIN CLASS In Latin classes, the students try to develop an appreciation for the Romans whose lan- guage they are studying. They sing songs in Latin, make posters and discuss the part that Romans have played in modern advertisement. In the other foreign language class, Spanish II, they spent the first semester in thorough review of all grammar and also in translation of selections dealing with the geography, life, and customs of the people. During the second semester, composition, conversation, and parallel reading of Spanish short stories were the main emphasis. MR. BOBBY GENE PRATT'S SPANISH CLASS 43 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS pi ,A MR. GEORGE GOODMAN'S TYPING CLASS Typing is one of the four commercial subjects taught at William Campbell. There are forty- six students enrolled in first year typing, twenty in second year typing, twelve in bookkeeping, thirty-nine in General Business, and eleven in shorthand. Mr. Goodman instructs these classes. Mrs. Pauline Marshall teaches two classes of Geometry with an enrollment of forty-three students. She also teaches two classes of Algebra 10 and one class of Algebra 9. Mrs. Straw and Mr. Riddle teach a class in Algebra 9. MRS. PAULINE MARSHALIJS GEOMETRY CLASS 44 SCIENCE MRS. ARLINE WHlTLOW'S BIOLOGY CLASS There are two classes of eighth grade Science with the study of astronomy being the main topic of study. The two classes of ninth grade Science study the subject in general. Biology is taught three periods and they study all forms of life from microscopic life to the human torso. Chemistry is taught one period withfourteen members enrolled. Some of these are preparing for further education in fields related to chemistry, such as nursing, pharmacy, chemical engineering, and agriculture. .99 MRS. MYRTLE STR.AW'S CHEMISTRY CLASS 45 HOME ECQNOMICS MRS. CHRISTINE CRABTREE'S SEWING CLASS 3 i The two scenes from the Home Economics Department show a typical day with the girls learning the basic skills in sewing and learning to be good homemakers by practicing their cooking tech- niques at school. The department is composed of two kitchens, a large reception and sewing room, and a work room. There are 104 girls enrolled in vocational home- making. MRS. LUCILLE RIEGEL'S COOKING CLASS 46 AGRICULTURE FORESTRY JUDGING TEAM Sh- 'Es' Plunkett Fariss 12nd from leftb accepts the award for lst place in the 1958 StateF F A Forestry Judging Contest. Others on the Naruna F.F.A. team were Willie Scott, Bennie William son, and Mr. Dennis Riddle, Advisor. The F.F.A. sponsors several other contests which provide competition in the topics that are taught in class. Some of the other contests are Public Speaking, Crop Judging, Shop Judging, and Dairy Judging. Before participating in the State contest, a team must win the federation, district, and area contests. Vocational agricultural stud ents construct many useful items in the shop. The picture at the right is a shop scene of a freshman stu- dent constructing a two -wheel trailer, using s c r ap materials other than lumber. Haywood Bel- vin is using a drill with Mr. Riegel giving instructions. MR. J. J. RIEGEL'S SHOP CLASS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. EVELYN ELLIOTT'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS The pictures shown are one of the five girls' and boys'physical education classes instructed in the gymnasium three times a week. Participating in a variety of seasonal sports is an important part of the overall physical education program. MR. EDWARD KELL'S EIGHTH GRADE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS 48 EXPLORATORY CLASSES-LIBRARY my FYI' MRS. MYRTLE FORE'S EXPLORATORY CLASS IN READING InReading, emphasis is put on speech, compre hension, and word study. EXPLORATORY CLASSES The eighth grade is divided into four exploratory classes for aperiod of nine weeks each. The classes are reading, art, music, and home economics for the girls and agriculture for the boys. Exploring in these clas- ses helps the eight graders to make wise selections of cours- es and electives in high school. Exploring in Art QPuppet Showj STUDENTS AT WORK IN THE LIBRARY The library is open at all times for students who want to get books, read papers, and magazines, or to get reference material. Miss Rachel Whitlow assists the pupils in select- ing materials for reference and recommends books for recreational reading. 49 GUIDANCE I 5 GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Front Row: Mrs. Christine Crabtree, Mrs. Pauline Marshall, Mrs. Myrtle Fore, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Co-ordinatorg Mrs. Mary Maddox. Second Row: Mr. J. J. Riegel, Mr. Dennis Riddle, Mr. Bobby G. Pratt, Mr. James E. Strickler. Each member of this committee discusses problems with pupils, administers standard tests and guides pupils in choosing their high school courses. They sponsored Career Day which provided an opportunity for juniors and seniors to talk with representatives from most of the colleges in the state. They administer scholarship tests, and Mrs. Riegel sees that pupils have a change to use the guidance material in the Clinic Room. Mrs. Riegel gives the directions for the Scholarship Qualifying Test which about 20 juniors and seniors took. Career Day was held on November 26, 1958. Representatives from colleges, hospi- tals, and business firms interviewed juniors and seniors. Below: Miss Ellen Philbeck, of Radford College, is having a conference with Frankie Ware, Jean Armistead, and Jo Ann George. 'xv we 'En- Y f A11 experience is an arch where through gleams that untraveled world ACTIVITI IQS f S.C.A. STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Polly McDowell, Assistant Program Chairman, Jean Armistead, Program Chairmang Tommy Puckett, Treasurerg Jimmy Evans, Vice Presidentg Gary Vassar, President, Mrs. Marshall, Sponsorg Jo Ann George, Secretary, Ann McHaney, Reporterg Frankie V-'are and David Raney, Recreation Chairmen. Every student at William Campbell is a member of the S. C. A. Its purpose is to co- ordinate all clubs and to provide activities which are of interest to the entire student body. Gary Vassar, chairman of the Lynchburg District S.C.A., presided at the District meeting which was held at our school on November 3. The delegates heard talks, attended discussion groups, and were en- tertained with a talent show. Mrs. Marshall, Ann McHaney, Billy Fore, and Polly McDowell represented our school at the 1958 State S.C.A. Convention at Rad- ford College, Radford, Virginia, in March. The State Convention featured outstanding speakers, discussion groups, and a banquet and dance. 52 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Jo Ann George, Bonnie Mayberry, Jean Armistead, Frankie Ware, Gail Jenks, Patty Milnor Ann McHaney, Carolyn Hutcherson, Nona Morrison. Second Row: Virginia Colbert, Polly McDowell, Mrs. Maddox, Mrs. Riegel, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Strickler, Sponsors: Anne Johnston, Cheryl Bomar. Third Row: John Tonkins, Julian Raney, Tim Connelly, Dave Raney, Gary Vassar, Tommy Puckett, Jerry Foster, Jimmy Evans. The Student Council is composed of the officers of the S.C.A. and representatives elected by each home room. The purpose of the Student Council is to keep the standards of the student body high. It took a big step forward when in January, it formulated a Code of Ethics which was adopted by the student body. The Code of Ethics covers scholarship, honesty, conduct, co-operation, friendliness, moral standards, religion, participation, sportsmanship, and pride in appearance. Student Council members take charge of projects in their home rooms. The Student Council sponsored the magazine campaign in which Dabney Williams and Tim Connelly took top honors, the Christmas Boxes project, March of Dimes drive, and the Seventh Grade Day. Julian Raney gives a response to Mr. Strickler's welcome on 7th Grade Day in May, 1958. Seventh graders from Brookneal, Gladys, and Naruna visted our school for half a day. They attended the assembly program in which the S. C.A. offic- ers for 1958-59 were installed and were taken on tours of the school. 53 ANNUAL TAFF SENIORS ON ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Patty Milnor, Typist, Proofreaderg Jo Ann George, Activities Editor, Gail Jenks, Picture Editor, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Editor-in-Chief, Ann McHaney, Copy Editor, Doris Roakes, Business Manager, Clarence Jones, Assistant Business Manager, Jean Armistead, Advertising Editor. Standing: Henrietta Lindsay, Lois Foster, Typist, Frankie Ware, Art and Feature Editor, Carroll Ray Hamlette, David Raney, Circulation Managers, Jimmy Arthur, Jean Asher, Sports Editors, Carolyn Carver, fAdvertis ingl . The publication of annual is one of the projects of the Senior Class assisted by repre- sentatives from grades 9 through 11. The Staff is selected by the sponsors. OTHER STAFF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL Seated: Marthawingfield, Carolyn Holland, CSnapshotsl, Anne Johnston, Snapshot Editor, Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Mrs. Edith Poindexter, Sponsors, Polly McDowell, Linda Clark, Anne Organ, Carol Mason, fActivities Divisionl. Standing: Roberta Andrews, Frieda Owen, Rebecca Martin, Betty Jo Wingfield, fPicture Divisionjg Linda Fore, QArt and Feature Divisionl. S4 N EWSPAPER STAFF 41. g 6 Q EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF VOX DUClS Elwood Wright, Business Manager, Buddy Booker, Sports Editor, Eunice Fariss, Editor, Joan Puck- ette, Sports Editor, Jack Lannon, Assistant Editor. At the beginning of the school year, all students interested in working on the staff wrote an article. The editor and advisor chose the staff according to the contents and the manuscript form of the articles submitted. The Vox Ducis CThe Voice of the Generalj is sold monthly at five cents per copy. As one of their activities, they visited a local newspaper office in Brookneal. OTHER STAFF MEMBERS First Row: Joan Clements, Reporter, Betty Dare Jordan, Reporter, Juanita Irby, Proofreaderg Wilma Treadway, Reporter, Libby Layne, Reporter, Iris Almond, Reporter. Second Row: Billy Fore, Jimmy Adams, Jimmy Evans, Printers, Tommy McDowell, Salesman, Tommy Puckett, Printerg Billy Rosser, Salesman, Mr. Frazier Sizemore, Sponsor. 55 BETA CLUB Seated: Bonnie Morrison, Reporter, Doris Roakes, Treasurer, Ann McHaney, Vice President, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Presidentg Eunice Fariss, Secretaryg Lona Jean Asher, Program Chairman. Standing: Polly McDowell, Billy Fore, Betty Jo Wingfield, Charles Tolar, Patty Milnor, Mr. James Strickler, Sponsor, LaVerne Guthrie, Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie, Sponsor, Shirley Donald, Jimmy Evans, Gail Jenks, Jean Armistead, Gary Vassar. The Beta Club motto is Let us lead by serving others. The qualifications are: good men- tality and character, creditable achievement Caverage grade of 905 and commendable attitude. It was founded to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. CONVENTION DELEGATES The State Beta Club Convention was held at Hotel Roanoke in Roanoke on March 20 and21, 1958. William Campbel1's Beta Club was represented by Helen Hines, Sandra Brown, Joan Lovelace, Jenny Lynn Marshall, and Mrs. Guthrie, Sponsor. They attended some of the meetings and the banquet and dance afterwards. 56 DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: George Carmichael, Tommy McDowell, Elwood Wright, Frankie Ware, President, Jimmy Davidson, Reporter, Billy Rosser, Treasurer, Gary Vassar, Vice Presidentg Jean Asher, Secretary, Jimmy Donald, Polly McDowell, Mrs. Mary Maddox, Sponsor. Second Rowz Joyce Lovelace, Joan Clements, Mary Wayne Rosser, Bonnie Mayberry, Linda Clark, Linda Fore, Jane Adams, Linda Bomar, Nan Puckette, Rebecca Martin, Joan Puckette, Shirley Wade. Third Row: Betty Jo Wingfield, Coretta Joy, Lois Foster, Ann McHaney, Betsy Singleton, Lois Owen, Anne Johnston, Ann Organ, Carolyn Holland, Betty Dare Jordan, Nancy Suddith. Fourth Row: Henrietta Lindsay, Kendall Walker, Carroll Ray Hamlette, Jimmy Arthur, Wayne Holt, Clarence Jones, David Raney, Gail Jenks, Buddy Booker. The Dramatics Club is an organization of students from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Members who qualify may join the National Thespian Society the purpose of which is to promote arts in secondary schools. Our club helped to present a Christmas pageant and entered a play in the one-act play festival this year. CHRI TMAS PAGEA T Linda Fore and Gary Vassar portrayed , , Mary and Joseph in the Christmas pageant g V , which the Dr amat i c s Club presented at 5 assembly on December 19. 1 My 57 1 Cl-IGRAL CLUB Front Row: Anne Organ, Carolyn Coates, Kaye Hutcherson, Betty Jo Wingfield, Linda Fore, Secretary, Polly McDowell, Vice President, Jack Lannon, President, Jerry Foster, Treasurer, Anne Johnston, Pianist, Joyce Lovelace, Kendall Walker, Gary Vassar. Second Row: Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie, Sponsor, Elizabeth Yonce, Marie Gillispie, Joan Puckette, Linda Clark, Nancy Markham, Bonnie Mayberry, Carolyn Holland, Betty Jordan, June Arrington, Cornelia Scott, Nona Morrison, Carroll Hamlette. Third Row: Joanne Bomar, Ellen Walthall, Sandra Mason, Carolyn Hutcherson, Shirley Wade, Jo Ann Waller, Jean Clay, Linda Cyrus, Dabney Williams, Maureen Purcell, Ann Treadway, Martha Wingfield. Fourth Row: Geraline Asher, Patricia Greene, Bonnie Morrison, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Linda Bomar, Janice Williams, Roxie Angel, Lois Owen, Betsy Johnston, Peggy Foster, Nancy Suddith. Fifth Row: Janice Jenks, Faye Morris, Shirley Moorefield, Carol Mason, Frieda Owen, Nan Puckette, Rebecca Martin, Carroll Rush, Jimmy Donald, Hassel Leonard, Clyde Hendrick, Tim Connelly. The aim of the Choral Club is to provide an opportunity for the students to grow with music, to enjoy and appreciate a number of songs which are generally well-known and loved, and to improve tone quality and diction. The Choral Club has sung for the Brookneal Woman's Club, the district meeting of the Home Demonstration Club, P.T.A., assembly programs, and commencement. At left, the Choral Club sings for the Christmas Pageant in Song and Tableau, presented on December 19, 1958. 58 SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Bonnie Morrison, Reporter, Frankie Ware, Program Chairman, Clarence Jones, Treasurer: Dave Raney, President, Polly McDowell, Vice President, Betty Jo Wingfield, Secretary. Second Row: Jo Ann George, Mrs. Arline Whitlow, Sponsor, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Jean Armistead, Gail Jenks, Gary Vassar, Jean Asher, Kendall Walker, Wilma Treadway, Bonnie Mayberry, Carolyn Holland, Coretta Joy, Anne Johnston, Jane Adams. If students have had two years of Science and have a B average, they may join the Science Club. The purposes of the club are: to create interest in carrying out science projects, to promote a scientific attitude among members, and to encourage students to follow scientific vocations. First Row: Joyce Lovelace, Betty Dare Jordan, Joan Puckette, Sandra Williams, Linda Bomar, Barbara Elliott, Nancy Markham. Second Row: Jimmy Evans, Billy Fore, Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Sponsor, Carrol Ray Martin, Carroll Ray Hamlette, Tommy McDowell, Henrietta Lindsay, Lois Owen, Jimmy Donald, Nan Puckette, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Sponsor, Tommy Puckett, Jimmy Adams. 59 LATIN CLUB First Row: Wayne Holt, Tommy McDowell, Treasurer, Linda Clark, Secretary, Linda Fore, President, Carolyn Holland, Vice President, Polly McDowell, Program Chairman, Jack Lannon, Reporter, Jo Ann George, Steve Elder, Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie Qstandingb, Sponsor. Second Row: Barbara Roark, Kaye Hutcherson, Bonnie Morrison, Nona Morrison, Linda Cyrus, Carolyn Hutcherson, Betty Dare Jordan, Gail Jenks, Lona Jean Asher, Joyce DeJarnette, Anne Johnston. Third Row: Jo Ann Bomar, Ellen Walthall, Dabney Williams, Martha Wingfield, Roberta Andrews, Anne Organ, Carol Woodbury, Lois Owen, Nancy Suddith, Shirley Donald, Laverne Guthrie. Fourth Row: Carol Mason, Lucy Fariss, Randy Sowell, Inez Hall, Jimmy Evans, Billy Fore, Tim Connelly, Franklin Reynolds, Neal Williams, Herbert Peak. Students who have had Latin or who are studying Latin must have an average of 85 to be eligible for the Latin Club. They try to convey to students that Latin is the mother of languages. BANQUE T - TOURNAMENT The annual Latin Banquet was given in May, 1958, at the Brookneal Hotel. The members who attended wore the traditional Roman costumes which they had designed. Anne Johnston, Anne Organ, Linda Fore, Polly McDowell Cpictured bottom leftj provided entertainment with a Roman Dance. Polly McDowell, president, Cright, top picturel led the club in a toast to the Romans. On April 19, 1958, the Latin Tournament was held at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Those who entered the contest from William Campbell were: Ann John- ston, Jimmy Evans, Bonnie Morrison, Steve Elder, Linda Fore, Franklin Reynolds, and Nancy Suddith. 60 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Carol Johnson, Vice President, Jackie Kerr, Reporterg Delores Leonard, President, Coretta Joy, Secretary, Mae Enoch, Treasurer. Standing: Marie Gillispie, Dorothy Pierce, Brenda Hudgens, Cornelia Scott, Janice Godsey, Helen Lewis, Peggy Jackson, Dorothy Eggleston, Nita Irby, Kendall Walker, Frances Rowles, Carroll Martin, Jimmy Toler, Miss Rachel Whitlow, Sponsor, George Car- michael. The Library Club is composed of pupils from grades nine through twelve who are willing to assist the librarian two periods each week. They help at the desk and shelves, prepare displays, make posters, and deliver notices, thus providing more effective library service. Kendall Walker helps a student check out a book. Library Club members improve the service of the library greatly as Miss Whitlow, the librarian, wouldn't have time to help the students choose books and sche- dule the films if she had to do routine jobs such as these. twig NO Nita Irby and George Carmichael complete the bulletin board decorations which mem- bers of the Library Club put up for Christ- mas. The members help make the library attractive by keeping the bulletin board decorated at all times. COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: Ann McHaney, Secretary and Treasurer, Eumice Fariss, Vice-President, Billy Rosser, President, Ferna Piotrowski, Reporter, Henrietta Lindsay, Jimmy Donald, Recreation Chairmen. Second Row: Mr. George Goodman, Sponsor, Jean Armistead, Patty Milnor, Peggy Jackson, Libby Knott, Libby Layne, Wilma Treadway, Mae Enoch. Third Row: George Carmichael, Betsy Singleton, Juanita Irby, Doris Roakes, Brenda Hudgens, Edith Guthrie, Coretta Joy. This club is an organization consisting of Juniors and Seniors who are enrolled in Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, or Typing. The aim of the club is to encourage students to further interest in the commercial field after graduation. The club has ninety-six members. First Row: Sara West, Roxie Angel, Vivian Thacker, Janice Williams, Lena Mitchell, Janet King. Second Row: Birdie Childress, Laverne Guthrie, Shirley Donald, Peggy Foster, Brenda Barksdale, Shirley Scott, Royanna Stokes, Iris Almond, Phyllis Moorman, Gail Jenks, Nancy Frazier, Bessie Childress. Third Row: Carroll Ray Hamlette, Ryland Johnson, Claiborn Marstin, Carroll Ray Martin, Bobby Hamlett, Levi Epperson, Bruce Lacks, David Raney, Elwood Wright, Larry Williamson. 62 ART CLUB I ' T Q ' . 'L 'ff , First Row: Jimmy Gilliam, Frankie Ware, George Carmichael, Billy Rosser, Reporter, Coretta Joy, President, Nan Puckette, Vice President, Kendall Walker, Doug St. John, Jimmy Jennings. Second Row: Billy Moore, Jimmy Moseley, H. T. Williams, Agnes Moon, Dorothy Pierce, Carol Dean Johnson, Peggy Jackson, Carroll Ray Martin, James Maddox, Ralph Keene, Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Sponsor. The members of the Art Club have put on puppet shows, participated in the Keep Virginia Green Poster Contest, arranged bulletin board displays, and furnished art work for various clubs and programs. The club members plan to have an exhibit of their work in May. Christmas InOtherLands was the theme Ralph Keene and George Carmichael pre- of the Art Club program in December. The paredthe staging and props for the Christ- refreshment period furnishes the scene mas Tableau presented at assembly De- above. cember 19. 63 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA if First Row: Agnes Moon, Elizabeth Yonce, Marie Gillispie, Anne Organ, Treasurer, Polly McDowell, Vice -president, Betty Jo Wingfield, President, Eunice Fariss, Secretary, Patty Milnor, Historian, Linda Bomar, Historian, Anne Johnston, Reporter, Gail Jenks, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Mrs. Lucile Riegel, Sponsor, Coretta Joy, Shirley Scott, Royanna Stokes, Joan Puckette, Martha Hall, Jean Seamster, Betty Irby, Katie Childress, Peggy Foster, Henrietta Lindsay, Willis Lindsay. Third Row: Iris Almond, Carol Mason, Frieda Owen, Nan Puckette, Becky Martin, Jo AnnWaller, Jean Clay, Linda Cyrus, Joan Clements, Mary Wayne Rosser, June Arrington, Emily Owen. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Fisher, Catherine Holt, Cornelia Scott, Lucy Fariss, Janice Williams, Roxie Angel, Lois Owen, Betsy Singleton, Dianne Hall, Janice Godsey, Juanita Irby, Peggy Jackson, Libby Knott, Deloris Leonard, Ruby Hall, Brenda Hudgens. Sixth Row: Nancy Frazier, Phyllis Roakes, Bessie Childress, Nancy Godsey, Janie Hamlett, Patty Toller, Mildred Childress, Birdie Childress, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Pierce, Jackie Kerr, Edith Guthrie. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking in school. They work together for better and happier home life for everyone. They think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. First Row: Geraline Asher, Rebecca Chewning, Phyllis Carwile, Linda Anderson, Jean Childress, Alice Hamlett, Doris Callahan, Peggy Francis, Dean Fariss. Second Row: Sherry Anthony, Patricia Greene, Lorene Waller, Edith Francis, Nancy Markham, Bonnie Mayberry, Frances Rowles, Genelle Williams, Gray Dews, Eleanor Toller. Third Row: Jane Fariss, Carolyn Carver, Linda Fore, Linda Clark, Bonnie Morrison, Sandra Williams, Jane Adams, Juanita Wright, Naomi Montgomery, Ida Clements, Betty Grey Barksdale. FUTURE FARMER GE AMERICA First Row: Dale Poindexter, Secretary, Robert Kerr, Willie Scott, Treasurer. Second Row: James Enoch, Phillip Crabtree, Hassell Leonard, Vice President, Plunkett Fariss, President, Ray Maddox, Wayne Burton, Mr. Dennis Riddle, Sponsor. Third Row: Morgan Chewning, Rayford Marstin, Charlie Williamson, Benny Williamson, Freddie Jackson, James Maddox, Larry Williamson. Fourth Row: Carter Williams, Wayne Bailey, Forrest Hall, Felix Jackson, Herbert Peak, Billy Milnor, Levi Epper- son. The motto of the club is Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. In 1958, they received a Superior Chapter Award. First Row: Sammy Winston, Jimmy Arthur, Malcolm Morris. Second Row: Edward Scott, Tommy Smith, Ronald Francis, Glenn Knott, Reginald Almond, Paul Gilliam, Sentinel, Mr. Riegel, Sponsor. Third Row: Jimmy Howard, Jesse Dunnaway, W.T. Foster, Raymond Layne, H.T. Williams, Booker Thurman. Fourth Row: Danny Carwile, Billy Moore, Charles Scott. PRAY FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Seated: Gail Jenks, Program Chairman, Linda Fore, Secretary, Frankie Ware, Vice President: Jo Ann George, President, Henrietta Lindsay, Treasurer, Polly McDowell, Reporter. Standing: Dorothy Eggleston, Emily Owen, Barbara Roark, Carol Woodbury, Nancy Markham, Betty Dare Jordan, Ann Organ, Carolyn Holland, Linda Clark and Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Sponsor. Anyone who is interested in the teaching profession is eligible for membership in the Future Teachers Club. The main purpose of the club is to give students an opportunity to learn what the teaching profession has to offer. They visited a teacher's college one week-end. Left: Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Mary Holland, Emily Jennings, Gerry Jenks, JoAnn George, and Gail Jenks chat after the meeting on January 1. Mary, Emily, and Gerry, all for- mer members of the club, gave talks to the club members. Mary, who is a teacher, told about some of her experiences in her first year of teaching. Emily, a sophomore at Westhampton College, gave some advice on preparing for college and what to expect when one enters college. Gerry, a senior at Mary Washington College who has just done her practice teaching, told of her experiences in practice teaching. 66 MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Joan Puckette, Reporter, Betty Jo Wingfield, Secretary, Clarence Jones, President, Philip Elder, Treasurer: Jimmy Evans, Vice President. Second Row: Linda Fore, Polly McDowell, Joyce Dejarnette, Nancy Markham, Bonnie Mayberry, Carolyn Holland, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Jean Asher. Third Row: Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Sponsor, Sammy Winston, Wayne Holt, Carroll Overstreet, Mr. Edward Kell, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Dave Raney, Jimmy Davidson, Jimmy Howard, Dale Adkins, Ryland Johnson. Fifth Row: Jimmy Arthur, Buddy Booker, Bobby Clark, Billy Moore, Tommy McDowell, Elwood Wright. The Monogram Club is composed of students who have received their school letters for par- ticipating in interscholastic sports. The club's big project is the Homecoming game and dance which was held this year on January 3rd, The club also gives scholarships to a senior boy and girl who are members of the Monogram Club, provides transportation for basketball games away from home, and gives Most Valuable and Most Improved Player awards to members of the girls' and the boys' basketball teams and the baseball team. Addison Winston, G e r r y Jenks, Barbara Singleton, Johanna Colbert, and Dolly Fos- ter, W.C.H.S. graduates, enjoy a get- together at the Homecoming Dance. The Madhatters, Mr. Sizemore Cpianol, Mr. Herman Ginther Cclarinet and saxo- phonel, Dave Raneyfdrumsj, Mr. Goodman Cguitarj, and Jack Lannon Csaxophonej, played for the Homecoming Dance which was held in the cafeteria. 67 SAFETY PATRGL K.V.G. SAFETY PATROL MEMBERS First Row: A. J. Neighbors, Jimmy Enoch, Raymond Layne, Doub St. John, Jerry Foster, James Carwile, J. P. Hamlett, First Lt., Harold Hamlett, Second Lt. Second Row: Mr. George Goodman, Sponsor, Carroll Ray Martin, Second Captain, Lona Jean Asher, Carolyn Coates, Joann Bomar, Cornelia Scott, Jean Armistead, Ed Harper, Mr. Strickler, Sponsor, Third Row: Haywood Belvin, Billy Moore, Raleigh Carr, Malcolm Morris, Philip Elder, First Lt., Jimmy Arthur, Sammy Winston, H. T. Williams, Se- cond Lt.g James Stevens. The Safety Patrol is an organization of voluntary students who are interested in promoting the safety of the school. Thirty students make up the patrol this year. The members are on duty in various places at lunch time as well as on the buses. The Safety Patrol is one of the most active organizations of our school. KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN MEMBERS First Row: J. D. Puckett, Dale Poindexter, Jimmy Enoch, Edward Scott, Ray Maddox, Rayford Marstin, Ronald Francis. Standing: Thomas Smith, Morgan Chewning, Booker Thurman, Benny Williamson, JesseDunnaway, Willie Scott, Forrest Hall, Carter Williams, Felix Jackson, Charles Scott, Billy Moore, Danny Carwile, H. T. Williams, Jimmy Arthur, Jimmy Howard, Sammy Winston, Haywood Belvin, Philip Crabtree, Billy Milnor, James Maddox, Herbert Peak, Wayne Bailey, Reginald Almond, Edward Harper. Keep Virginia Green crews are organized and trained to control forest fires in Campbell County. This group is organized into three crews with one for Brookneal, Narmia, and Gladys. 68 A th g h gl ams that unt eled world FEATURES M OST C0-OPER Clarm-nc-0 Jones N, Do ATIVE ris Roakf-s MOST ATHLETIC Ji Jenny Lynn Marshall m my Arthur BEST DRESSED Carroll Ray Hamlctte Gail Jenks LIKELY TO David Raney JoA nn George WHO'S 19 SUCCEED MOST POPULAR Davidson Armistead QUIETEST James Carwxle Mae Enoch LOUDEST James Stevens Peggy Jackson WHO 9 MOST BEST A LL AROUND Rosser Billy , Eunice Fariss ATTRACTIVE Daniel Carey Lona Jean Ashe MIST DIG I' NIFIED Morris Malcolm , ay Henri E etta, Lmds MOS T STUDIOUS dward Harper Patty Milnor NDLIFIST P'1ul Gilliam W irc FRIE WITTIEST Kendall Wa Nlt 1 lrhv lkcr l.AZll'.b I' Ryland .luhnsun Br:-nda llurlgm-ns HMISSESM FROM W.C.H.S. - MAY DAY JOAN PUCKETTE LONA JEAN ASHER LINDA MAE FORE MISS SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC MISS BROOKNEAL MISS BABE RUTH LEAGUE Left: Joan, a junior, was crowned MISS SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE on Sept. 9, 1958, in Crewe, Va. She received a S300 award. She placed sixth in the MAID OF VIRGINIA contest on Oct. 10. Center: Lona Jean, a senior at W.C.H.S., won the title of MISS BROOKNEALU in the annual beauty and talent contest sponsored by the Brookneal Junior Womanls Club on Aug. 15, 1958, and then repre- sented Brookneal in the Tobacco Festival in Richmond Oct. 21-26. Right: Linda, a sophomore, was crowned MISS BABE RUTH LEAGUE, 1958 , and was presented a loving cup after winning the contest held at the Brookneal Ball Park on Friday night, July 16. MAY DAY - AROUND THE WORLD MAY COURT First Row: Joan Lovelace, Polly McDowell, Betty Jo Wingfield, Joyce Lovelace. Second Row: Joanne Bomar, Betty Grey Barksdale, Norma Grey Foster, MarthaWingfield. Third Row: Frieda Owen, Bonnie Mayberry, Jean Armistead, Amy Jo Williams, Crown Bearer, Mimi Miller, Anne Organ. Fourth Row: Thelma Jennings, Maid of Honor, Nancy Foster, May Queen. Not visible in picture: Barbara Bomar. Around The World was the theme of our school's first May Day program on May 9, 1958. The Physical Education Classes under the direction of Mrs. Elliott presented a program of dances around the world. Mrs. Guthrie and Ed Davis had charge of the music. 72 E SNOWBALL SNOWBALL COURT I Upper left: Gail Jenks and Dave Raney, Atten- dants. Center: Jo Ann George, Queeng Jimmy Davidson, King. Upper right: Frankie Ware and Philip Elder, Attendants. The Senior Class nom- inated tho candidates, andthe King and Queen were elected by those who attended the dance. The Snowball was sponsored by the S.C.A. on Decem- ber ZO, 1958. HOMECOMING COURT is ff fa Q f iietii M... t ji! . '-.W L 4 f ky QUEEQQM K . Km - . G eg .. Sean A5 Buddy Book Car ' Hnmecoming sponsored by the Monogram Club on January 3, 1959. Members of the club nominated the candidates for King and Queen, and the spectators voted on them. Clarence Jones, President ofthe Monogram Club and Betty Jo Wingfield, Secretary, crowned the King and Queen during halftime of the boy's game. 73 HOMECGMIN er Glyn H HO OR WARDS F. F. A. HONORS Paul Gilliam fnear rightj, a senior, was host for the Virginia delegation to the American Institute of Cooperation held at Pennsylvania State College August 22 to 27. He re- presented the Hub Federation of Future Farmers of America. Jimmy Howard, tfar rightp, a senior, also, won the Hub Federation Tractor Driving contest in October, 1958. He was in competition with 18 other people. Q.-pw MQW J. D. Puckette, a junior, was one of William Campbell's top winners in the Lynchburg Farm Show on October 11 and 12. He won two lst places on his cow and 3rd place in fitting and showmanship. He also won 3 lst prizes for his tobacco. -HONOR GRADUATES - 1959 Patty Milnor trighth rankedfirst in the graduating class to be named class Valedictorian and Jenny Lynn Marshall, ranking second, was named Salutatorian for the Commence- ment exercises scheduled to be held June 3 in the school auditorium. Other honor graduates are: Gary Vassar, Eu- nice Fariss, Ann McHaney, Gail Jenks, Lona Jean Asher, Jean Armistead, Doris Roakes. MAGAZINE CAMPA IGN-TOP SAL ESMEN In the Magazine Campaign which was sponsored in No- vember by the S.C.A., the top honors were won by two fresh- men, Tim Connelly ffar leftj and Dabney Williams Cnear leftj. Each sold over S200 worth of magazines, and Dabney outsold Tim by SZ. ' 1- L LA Nan Puckettefrightjadmires the pin which her sister, Joan, a junior, is entitled to wear as a member of Virginia's 4-H All Star Chapter. Joan was selected for this honor in 1958 at the State Short Course held at V. P. I. 74 REPRESE Tl G QUR SCI-IOGL FORE SIC A D SPELLI 1957 - FORENSIC WINNERS - 1958 Frankie Ware, David Raney, Mrs. Maddox, Sponsorg Ann McHaney, and Patty Milnor. A competitive inter-school program was held within groups leading to state championship and was sponsored by the Forensic League. Frankie Ware was the contestant in girls' prose and David Ranev entered in boys' prose. Ann McHaney represented the school in public speaking, and Patty Milnor was a contestant in the spelling contest. ONE -ACT PLAY FESTIVAL The scene above is from High Window , William Camp- be1l's entry in the One-Act Play Festival held here last March. Six schools from District IV participated in this festival. Amherst H. S., with a distinguished rating, was eligible to enter the state meeting at Charlottesville. TT . ' .1 1Ra.ndy Sowell Virginia Rae Colbert Winner Runner-Up SPELLING REPRESENTATIVES Randy and Virginia Rae won the amiual spelling contest in our school last year and participated in the Campbell County contest held at Rustburg H.S. Participants in this contest, sponsored by the Lynchburg Nga, are from grades 5 through 8. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE -- SIPA BOYS' and GIRLS' STATES REPRESENTATIVES Jimmy Arthur, Eunice Fariss, Jo Ann George, Gary Vassar. On July 13-19, these members of the Junior Class were delegates to Boys' and Girls' State at V. P. I. in Blacksburg, Virginia. The S. C. A., Brookneal Woman's Club, Naruna Ruritan Club, and Brookneal Lions Club sponsored them. AWN' ...ni SIPA RE PRES ENTA TIVES Seated: Polly McDowell, Anne Johnston, Jenny Lynn Marshall, Jean Asher, Gail Jenks. Standing: Betty JO Wingfield, Carroll Ray Hamlette, Jimmy Evans, Tommy Puckett. These students attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association held at Lexington, Virginia, on April 26-27, 1958. The SIPA, fotmded in 1925, is sponsored by the Lee Memorial Journalism Foundation of Washington and Lee University for the purpose of uniting in a common organization scholastic journalists from the Southern states and the District of Columbia. Delegates to the SIPA have an opportunity to hear men nationally knovnm in their profession, to increase their practical knowledge of journalistic work, and to share their publishing ex- periences with scholastic journalists from other parts of the South. 76 DRESS REVUE- MISS POPULARITY DRESS REVUE WINNERS Betty Jo Wingfield, t4th placejg Gail Jenks, Clst placejg Betsy Singleton, 12nd placejg Linda Clark, Clst placejg Coretta Joy, flst placejz Jean Armisteacl, 13rd placejz Betsy Johnston, 12nd placelg Sandra Mason, t4th placelz Polly McDowell, C5th placel. Members of the William Campbell Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America won 9 places out of 30 places in the Dress Revue which is a part of the Lynchburg Farm Show held on October 11 and 12, 1958. Entries came from 14 counties. Coretta Joy f4th from left abovej won the prize for the best outfit in the show. MISS POPULARITY COURT The following people were elected by their home rooms to run in the MISS POPULARITY con- test which was a part of the P.T.A. Bazaar: Nita Irby, Becky Martin, Cheryl Bomar,Joyce Sowell, Joyce Mitchell, Betty Barksdale, Joyce DeJarnette, MISS POPULARITY , Brenda Carwile, grade school winner, Mary Lee Marshall, Ann Treadway, Polly McDowell, Emily Owen, Janice Jenks. 77' PEOPLE I OUR ARCH... 'Y Q S i' A J , CAFETERIA WORKERS CMrs.JPauline Hamlette, fMrs.D Annie Guthrie, fMrs.jAnnie Gilliland, fMrs.J Blanche Pillow. BUS DRIVERS First Row: Willie Scott, Doug St. J 0 hn, S a m m y Winston, Carey Daniel. Second Row: James Ste- vens, Malcolm Mo r r is , Jimmy Arthur, Ryland Johnson, James Carwile, Jimmy Howard. 5 5f J l ,aal OURMAID Hass ie Poe -' Mrs.Jane Jones, home econom- ,J ist for VEPCO, serves the 4th Period Home Economics class the food which she has just pre- pared in her demonstration. 78 A th gh gl eams that unt veled world ATHLETICS BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM i First Row: Jimmy Evans, Scorekeeperg Billy Fore, Elwood Wright, Buddy Booker, Larry English. Second Row: Bobby Clark, Jimmy Peak, Jimmy Arthur, Billy Moore, Dave Raney. Third Row: Mr. Kell, Coach, Jimmy Davidson, Philip Elder, Wayne Holt, Clarence Jones, Manager. Not Pictured: Tommy McDowell. '58 - SCHEDULE - '59 William Campbell Brookville William Campbell Appomattox William Campbell Rustburg William Campbell Brookville William Campbell Whitmell William Campbell Dan River William Campbell Whitmell William Campbell Da.n River William Campbell Altavista William Campbell Brosville William Campbell Altavista William Campbell Brosville William Campbell Appomattox William Campbell Gretna William Campbell Nelson Co. William Campbell Nelson Co. William Campbell Rustburg 80 Dave Raney makes 2 as William Campbell wins over Dan River 41-40. GIRLS' ,,... 'Q E . 3 BASKETBALL TEAM my il First Row: Jenny Lynn Marshall, Co-captaing Lona Jean Asher, Captain. Second Row: Betty Dare Jordan, Scorekeeperg Linda Cyrus, Joyce DeJarnette, Bonnie Morrison, Nancy Markham, Sue Saunders, Mrs. Elliott, Coach. Third Row: Jo Ann Waller, Jean Clay, Carolyn Coates, Rebecca Martin, Joan Puckette, Betty Jo Wingfield. Not pictured: Dabney Williams, Dorothy Eggleston. William William William William William William William William William William William William William '58 - SCHEDULE - '59 Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Brookville Appomattox Rustburg Brookville Whitmell Dan River Whitmell Dan River Altavista Altavista Brosville Appomattox Rustburg 59 50 46 48 37 38 51 25 48 51 62 43 34 Featuring W. C. H. S. guards, Wingfield, Marshall, and Coates, in action with Dan River in a double overtime thriller. Dan River scored a field goal, causing a sudden death to climax the game. 81 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Polly McDowell, Carolyn Holland, Co-Captains. Standing: Linda Clark, Martha Wingfield Bonnie Mayberry, Linda Fore, Lois Owen, Linda Bomar. Mrs. Myrtle Fore Sponsor 5 Frazier R. Sizemore Co-Sponsor Good evening, ladies! Good evening, gents! William Campbell now presents - - THE VARSITY! 82 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM lds First Row: Glenn Coates, John Tonkins. Second Row: Charles Tolar, Manager, Franklin Reyno Wyatt Pruitt, Walter Bass, Herbert Peak, Marvin Dinwiddie, Tommy McDowell, Drever Morton, Jack Lannon, Mr. Vernon Kessee, Coach. Third Row: William Saunders, Buddy DeJarnette, Carroll Martin J. D. Puckette, Jerry Foster. '53 - SCHEDULE - '59 William Campbell 56 William Campbell 54 William Campbell 47 William Campbell 50 William Campbell 62 William Campbell 56 William Campbell 55 William Campbell William Campbell 56 36 William Campbell 41 William Campbell 43 William Campbell 36 Altavista Renan Halifax Altavista Rustburg Brosville Renan Gretna Nelson County Nelson County Rustburg Halifax John shooting a free shot. Walter and Wyatt bring the ball down court. 83 BASEBALL TEAM 1!?V!W8PEF! ??W!?3?? 4 , x Q S EH 51 ,ui .ii First Row: Sammy Winston, Buddy Booker, John Tonkins, Scorekeeper. Second Row: Wyatt Pruitt, Tommy McDowell. Third Row: Jimmy Arthur, Edward Harper, Elwood Wright, Dale Adkins, Wayne Holt. Fourth Row: Mr. Kell, Coach, Bobby Clark, Buddy DeJarnette, Jerry Foster, Dave Raney, Billy Moore, Clarence Jones, Manager. William William William William William William William William William '58 - SCORES Campbell 3 Campbell 3 Campbell 7 Campbell 7 Campbell 3 Campbell 4 Campbell 3 Campbell 0 Campbell 2 - '58 Gretna Dan River Renan Bros ville Altavista Altavista Nelson Co. 2 Gretna 1 Brookville 3 Floyd Fariss stands ready to catch that ball in an action- packed game with Gretna at the Brookneal Ball Park. 84 OPTBALL TEAM F.H.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM SOFTBALL TEAM - '58 Linda Fore, Bonnie Mayberry, Bessie Childress, Bettie Irby, Lona Jean Asher, Mrs. Elliott, Coach, Nita Irby, Becky Martin, Carolyn Coates, Nan Puckette, Joyce DeJarnette. F.H.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM - '58 Front Row: Nita Irby, Becky Martin, Betsy Singleton, Nan Puckette, Betty Jo Wingfield, Joan Puckette, Gail Jenks. Second Row: Mrs. Elliott, Coach, Jean Clay, Jo Ann Waller, Edith Guthrie, Coretta Joy, Linda Cyrus, Bessie Childress, Jean Armistead, Mrs. Crabtree, Sponsor. as AWARDS IN ATHLETICS ........ 1957-1958 w SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD CAMPBELL HIGH CAGE TEAM GETS SPORTS TROPHY Presentation of a sportsmanship trophy to William Campbell High School basketball team highlighted last evening's dinner meeting of Lynchburg Civitan Club at Howard Johnson Restaurant. J. E. Strickler, school principal, accepted the trophy on behalf of the team. Coach Ed Kell and Carroll Shotwell, t e am captain, also attended the affair. The club started awarding the trophy in 1954 to the team in Group II, District IV, basketball that displayed outstanding courtesy to basket- ball officials and who s e coach, cheering section, spectators, and players displayed admirable conduct bothbefore a.nd after games. The trophy revolves among Group H teams. Ed Davis, left, president of student body at William Campbell H.S., accepts Lynchburg Civitan Club Sports- manship Award on behalf of school from Donald Lee, Chairman of Club's Sportsmanship Award Committee. BASEBALL AWARDS Left: Dale Adkins, Most Improved Player, Right: Buddy Booker, Most Valuable Player. BOYS' BASKETBALL AWARDS Left: Buddy Booker, Most Valu- able Player. Right: Philip Elder, Most Improved Player. GIRLS' BASKETBALL AWARDS Left: Nancy Markham, Most Im- proved Player. Right: Jean Asher, Most Valuable Player. i A11 experien 1 arch whe th gh gleams that t led world . . . ADVERTISEMENTS PATRUNIZE BROOKNEAL DRUG CO. VAUGHAN DR. GEORGE GREEN'S OFFICE BURTON CHEVROLET CORP. GLENN'S FLOWER SHOP FARMERS UNION LUNSFORD'S FARM SUPPLY PEAK BROTHERS ENGLISH GARAGE W. E. 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