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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

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The fun that we have had, the many experi- ences and friendships that we have shared, and even the Work that we have done,will make our school days at William Campbell stand out as the most cherished days in our lives. We, the annual staff of the 1960- 61 General, have enjoyed try- ing to review our many memories in this tenth year of our decade, and We hope that you will join us as we present the top tenth in our album of school records. 2 We Present-5He Gop Zentg -911 our Aloum of ScHoo1 Records Contents Uol. , Administration .... X C1 mates . . C1 .. A t t' Jkthletics . Features .. . Ads .... P g 9 14 15 48 49 63 64 82 83 92 93 106 107 128 Cl 77 CC 77 A pictorial record of men and now Gut Scgool-56a Setting Wim LUNCH ' 14, E - , 1 7.2 1 , 1 1 '51 Back of School . Agriculture Building 4 ur 50p Zenth Deals ' Nl' ilhllullllllx YlMig5il:?t'fl1ll,Il zlgp.n M , 11.2 5 7 S.-:ll V r is . ., 1. 1. ,. 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Strickler has been principal of William Campbell during our first decade. William Campbell was established in 1950 and had an enrollment of 251 students and 16 high school faculty members. The school was named for General William Campbell, who dis- tinguished himself because of his heroism in thexbattle at King' s Mountain during the Revo- lutionary War. The basketball and baseball teams are known as the Generals. The main building has 9 regular class- rooms, 2 science laboratories, atyping room, art room, music room, projection room, home economics department, gymnasium, library, cafeteria, and offices. Plans have been ap- proved for the addition of a new wing to the building. The elementary school building is directly behind the high school building. The agriculture buildingis to the right of the main building and has a shop and several class- rooms. 5 , , N Recording Work and Play ---- 3' 53 55' S 1 iw Lila: 'ing-'gf . 4' f'f '1 '92 se, ln,- H ii . PM if :z- ll I. 'Y wi ff Qty F Hs- 5, g 4. .5 EJ , - -. - . .www Gif AN 'f' 'ly '. 'on 4-Ali-4' ' F NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK Mike Lannon, Anne Organ, H. T. Williams, and Booker Thurman, members of the Dramatics Club, enact a scene from the National Education Week skit, After the Honeymoon. BASKETBALL PRACTICE Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Welchuse a fewof their basketball techniques in a practice game with some of the junior girls. They are getting in shape for the faculty basketball game. 6 Our Aifium Dedicated fin Appreciation iwazliisk , 2 e A it iin it , ,',f-fgqwgle-3 ,Q it i efi:i',l : W ' 91 Eh ii i Mr. Frazier R. Sizemore, Jr. The 1960-61 Senior Class of William Campbell H W z H l W ,Wmwilif ,H N V, Wi , , High School proudly dedicates this tenth edition of the M H5 ,General to Mr. Frazier R. Sizemore, Jr. l M' d friends he has proven ,Le As one of our teachers an , worthy of our trust in him. We are grateful to him for his understanding nature and wise counseling which have proved very valuable to us in both our school and home environmentsp .4 We appreciate his loyalty to our school and the ideals for which it stands. In Guidanc e Mr. Sizemore helps Wayne Holt, Jimmy Peak, and Larry English to decide what colleges to attend. ,-u-Q ---Dates and Svenfs Zflafllflacle ,Hits 911 Our 50p 50p 5enfH ----- Farm Show ....... Career Day ........ National Education Week . . Senior Play ........ Bazaar ......... Homecoming Game . . Snowball ....... Junior-Senior Prom . May Day ...... Graduation .... mtnctucv We've chosen our careersjlthe seniors say as they return from Career Day at Rustburg. Representatives from various industries and colleges in Virginia an- swered the many questions asked by seniors from Rustburg, William' Campbell, and Brookville. 'Oh where have I seen that nose be- fore? Nancy Suddith asks Franklin Reynolds as Jimmy Peak looks on in a scene from the Senior Play, The Professor Proposes. The Senior Play was presented November 18, 1960, at William Campbell I-ligh ,' School, and on November 19, at ' Gladys Elementary School. . . October 14-15, 1960 . . . . October 26, 1960 . . November 6-12, 1960 . . November 18-19, 1960 . . November 11, 1960 . December 17, 1960 . December 22, 1960 . . . April 21, 1961 . . . May 5, 1961 . . June 8, 1961 Follow The Gleam , as Jimmy Holt lights Wayne Holt's candle, climaxing Class Night exercises with the traditional Candlelight Ceremony. fJune, 19601 F2336 f-A lf ESEN x mes E VR I PM 611116 Gave wx cum XQMBMBUM 02 GGY. RECORD 5, up cw 5 E 1 HWXKXXSX WNXX Administration-Campoell County Scnools wi wi 7 t ll gg aM! 5 A 'i , In if II :zu lg . I7 IB Ml iq H ll 132171-5 zu T -I iw ng. ' '53 5 'v 'v .H ' 1:7 .w w -vu :': ngg? 5 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. John J. Fray 1 -- 1T'7:' H . . r . V-7 X' ' F jg - 4, SUPERVISORS Miss Etta Brandt, General Supervisory Mr. Hunter Jones, Director of Instructiong Miss Cornelia Puckette, Elementary Supervisor. i OFFICE SECRETARIES iSeatedD Miss Bessie Orr. KStandingJ Mrs. Barbara Tweedy, Mrs. Evelyn Watkins. IO DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Mr. James Hancock, Visiting Teacher Administration- William Campgeii Higfi ScHool W X ' if emu 3. -VY N MR. JAMES E. STRICKLER Principal B S Roanoke Colle e ,,,..::.: ' X2-:sf ,-H.-rl' . . g M.S.', virginia Polytechnic Institute K V Q ii vi F Mr. and Mrs. Strickler attend our annual Christmas dance, the Snowbal1 . we Present - Gut All Zime gavorites H imma , l :EEE 'A Y ill 'bl w eseft, , , sem, 'wigs i , -954.1 . E: Bk- Dorothy R. Fore B.A., Longwood College Art, English, Algebra Myrtle Fore B.A., Lynchburg College Spanish, English George W. Goodman C.S.R., A.S. R., Virginia Commercial College Stenotype Institute of Washington, General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand Elsie Payne Guthrie Applicant for B.A. Degree, Westhampton College Latin, Music, English 'H Kenneth W. Booth B.A., Lynchburg College Civics, Government, Physics Christine M. Crabtree B.S., Madison College Home Economics Evelyn D. Elliott Longwood College, Applicant for B.S. William and Mary College Physical Education, Health Billy A. Fenimore B.A., Randolph-Macon Won1an's College History He High Scnool Howard E. Hansen, Jr. B.A., University of Virginia Civics, English Edward H. Kell B.s.,V.P.1. General Business, Math, Health, Physical Education Mary M. Maddox B.S., Longwood College English, Government Pauline F. Marshall B.S., Radford College Plane and Solid Geometry, Algebra gaculfy if Kr- : ,n -' Aubrey R. Moon, Jr. 'Vw 'Q' B.A., Lynchburg College, M.S., University 1 f of Tennessee A E ' Health, Physical Education, General Math if , Dennis B. Riddle g, B.S., V.P.I. - Q Vocational Agriculture his.. . v 1 f , . Lucille Riegel A ' ,A U B.S., Radford College, Longwood College 'f N Science, Home Economics, Guidance ' I J. J. Riegel H 5-,f B.S., V.P.I. ' ' ee H yy' ff Vocational Education - Eli 2 .5515 .f.:2+.z' ite, -513' . , ,QP F Q' :iif-2 ' I3 High School filaculty pi' ,. qs... - 1 M., A ' 'z 3 lf , Rachel Whitlow B.A., William and Mary College Librarian Bettie Yount B.S., West Virginia University Home Economics, Science, English Nancy L. Minix Office Secretary Frazier R. Sizemore, Jr. B.A, Lynchburg College English Myrtle S. Straw B.S., William and Mary College , Un of Virginia Candiate for M.A. Chemistry, General Science, Math, Remedial Reading Marie S. Welch A.B., Meredith College Geography, Mathematics, Physical Education Arline W. Whitlow B.S., Radford College Biology, Science iversity .l 3 1 I: PRESENT... 5He Most Pogfular :N ouR U Top 1OH1.ALBUM of SCHCDOL RECORDS UIHSSIIIHHS We Present-gfie 50p Hits of 1961 , l l ll , Y ig . i .. .. W, , , W VJ. . ii 11.2, .1,E,,,a5.,,,5f :m,,,i W M H iw. ' gvff-2 sc ww , Mb, N , Q fs 'mm f A, -4 ,. .L I Senior Class Officers First Row: Betty Dare Jordan, Reporterg Linda Cyrus, Secretary, Joyce Lovelace, President, Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Sponsor. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Maddox, Sponsorg Herbert Peak, Parliamentariang Jimmy Peak, Vice President, Larry English, Treasurer. Song: Now Is the Hour Motto: If there is a Way, we'll find it- , make it. Senior Class me Colors. Blue and Silver -was wise., mis. . ix ----m -if not, we' 1 JANE GERTRUDE ADAMS Jane SCA 1,2,3,4g Science Club 23 Latin Club 1, Commercial Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 2,45 Art Club 4, Reporter 45 FHA 2 3 4' Ma Court 3' FTA 1' Po ularity Contest 1. ' 735 Y l Y p REGINALD SURPELL ALMOND Reginald SCA 1,2,3,4g FFA 2,3,4g KVG 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 43 Library Club 2,3g Commercial Club 4. 16 Q 4 He Senior Class BERTA MIDDLETON ANDREWS Roberta nual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Fea- re Editor 4s SIPA Rep. 33 FHA 3,43 CommercialClub 43 Art Club 3,4, Reporter 3, Vice President 43 Latin ub 1,23 FTA 1. ELMA JUNE ARRINGTON June A 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4g Song Leader 3g Dramatics Club 3,43 Safety Patrol 2,3,43 Commer- al Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Popularity Contest 4. ELVIN WAYNE BAILEY Wayne 1,2,3,43 KVG1,2,3,4Q FFA l,2,3,4, CropJudging 3, Judging 1, Executive Committee 43 Art Club 4. ALTER BARKSDALE BASS, J R. Walter Club 2,33 Monogram Club 3,4, Treasurer 4g Club 2,3,43 SCA l,2,3,43 Commercial Club 43 Club 1,23 Del. to District SCA Convention 13 Jr. Basketball 1,23 Soccer 3,43 Varsity Basketball 43 Baseball 3,43 Track 3,4. 3 ,QW , iosaqw- ,E an yq- 'ii H FRANK DOUGLAS CAREY Frank Science Club 2,3,43 Safety Patrol 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Monogram Club 43 Commercial Club 4. MARGARET VIRGINIA CARVER Margaret Transferred from McLean High School, 19583 Drama- tics Club 3,43 Library Club 3, President 33 Commercial glub 3,4, Reporter 43 FHA 3,43 Student Council 43 SCA ,3,4. Senior Class I Ii E7 CAROLYN JEAN CLAY Jean SCA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Library Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,4. NANCY JOAN CLEMENTS Joa.n SCA 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 45 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Latin Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 FHA 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Reporter 2,3, Chief Typist 45 Senior Playg Daisy Mae Contest 2. lx DANNY MELVIN CARWILE Danny SCA 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3, Crop Judging 25 KVG 1,2,3 NANCY JO CHAFFIN Nancy SCA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Comms Club 2,3545 Science Club 2. LINDA LEE CLARK Linda SCA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Program Chairman 45 S1 Council 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Del. to State Convention Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Annual Staff Co-Business Manager 4, Del. to SIPA Convention Class Secretary-Historian 2, Treasurer 35 FHA Farm Show Fashion Revue lst. place 2,35 FTA Monogram Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,45 E Play5 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Glee Club Commercial Club 3,45 May Court 25 Popularity Cc BETTIE FLORENCE CLAY Bettie SCA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Softball 2,35 Commercial 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Library Club 4, Reporter 4. Class of 1961 GLENWOOD DALE COATES Glenn SCA l,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Science Club 1,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2,33 Soccer 4. LINDA MARIE CYRUS Linda SCA 1,2,3,43 Student Council lg FHA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Federation Reporter 33 Del. to FHA State Convention 3, Farm Show Fashion Review, 4th Place 43 Annual Staff 4, Chief Typist 43 Latin Club 1,2,33 Commercial Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2,3,4Q Senior Class Secretary 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 33 Monogram Club 3,43 May Court 2,3Q Senior Play. MARVIN KEITH DINWIDDIE Marvin SCA 1,2,3,43 Soccer 3,43 Art Club 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1. CAROLYN COATES ELDER Carolyn FTA 1,33 FHA 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Softball 1,23Jr. Var- sity Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2 3 Dramatics Club 1,3,43 Christmas Play 33 Library Club 33 Monogram Club 3,43 Safety Patrol 23 May Court 23 Fashion Show Winner 4g Newspaper Staff 4g SCA l,2,3,4. 'gd' W an , B IF ,W 'ln JAMES STEPHEN ELDER Steve SCA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4g Student Council 3,43Science Club 3,43 Latin Club l,2,3, Monogram Club 43 Baseball 2,3,4Q Beta Club 3,43 Teenage Book Club 1,25 Del. to Boys' State 43 Class Vice President 33 Latin Tourna- ment 13 Del. to Beta Convention 4g Commercial Club 3, 43 Highway Safety Essay Winner 3. LARRY FRANKLIN ENGLISH Larry SCA 1,2,3,4Q Commercial Club 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3, 4s Class Reporter 2, Treasurer 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Business Manager 4g Del. to SIPA Convention 33 Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Track 3,43 Soccer 3,4, Tri- Captain 3, Co-Captain 43 Spanish Club 4, President 4. Senior Class JAMES MALCOLM GILLIAM Jimmy Glee Club 15 Science Club 3,45 Safety Patro13,4, Ser- geant 45 Art Club 25 Annual Staff 4. JOHN FORREST HALL Forrest SCA l,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 3,4, Forestry Judging Team 3,4, Crops Judging Team 3, State Convention 35 KVG 1,2,3,45 Commercial Club 3. FLORA LUCY FARISS Lucy SCA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Commer Club 45 Latin Club 2,35 Science Club 2. LINDA MAE FORE Linda scA 1,2,3,4 secretary 4, student councu 1 4 A ! 3 Q ru Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Art Editor 2, Proofreader 3, Co- Editor 45 Del. to SIPA Convention 35 Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 3 Secretary 4, Del. to Beta Convention 3,45 Softball FHA 253,45 Class Vice President 1, Secretary 35 Dra- matics Club 2,3,4, Thespian 3, Senior Play 45 L Club 1 2 3,4, President 2, Latin Tournament 1,25 , , C Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Assistant Pianist 45 FTA 1,2,3, Secretary 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Commercial Club 35 Art Club 45 Del. to Girls' State 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Prin- cess 35 Forensic 35 Youth Fitness Essay Winner5 Homecoming Queen 4. JERRY LEE FOSTER Jerry SCA 1,2,3,45 Student Council l,2,35 Vice President 35 Class President 1,25 Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Glee Club 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Baseball 2,3,4. MARIE WATKINS GIL LESPIE NRE!! SCA 1,2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Library Club 4, Treasurer 4. . x , ' , . -f ' J Class of 1961 RTHA BELL HALL Martha CA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 FHA l,2,3, Song Leader 35 ommercial Club 3,45 Library Club 45 Dramatics Club 5 Popularity Contest 3. E UBY JEAN HALL Ruby 'CA 1,2,a,45 FHA 1,2,3, song Leader 2, Glee ciub 525 Library Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Dramatics lub 4. FAYE HOLLAND 1,2,3,4, Rec. Chm. 35 Student Council 1,35 Beta Club 45 Vice President 45 FTA 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman Glee Club l,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Thespian35 Club 2,3545 Reporter 35 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Spanish Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Annual 2,3,4, Assistant Snapshot Editor 2, Activities 3, Co-Editor 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Co- Club 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 25 Court 25 Senior Play. CATHERINE HOLT Catherine 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, 35 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Library fin dl. i i ' 1 ffe'1,sQsi:,,, ., ll Sze 1 J N lbs ,VX HAROLD WAYNE HOLT Wayne Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Improved 2, Most Valuable 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 3,4, Co-Captain 3,45 Track 3,45 Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Science Club 2,3545 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Newspaper 3,4, Sports Editor 45 Commercial Club 45 Del. to SIPA 35 Homecoming Court35 SCA 1,2,3,45 Jr.- Sr. Prom Prince 3. KAY LEE HUTCHERSON Kay SCA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Newspaper 45 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 4, Secretary 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Thespian 4, Senior Play 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Library Club 3, Secretary 35 FTA 1,3,4. Senior Class 'bis' vb: -'Ui avgfeslriq ll JOYCE LEONA LOVELACE Joyce SCA 1,2,3,4, Assistant Program Chairman 33 Student Council 1,2,4, Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 43 Latin Club 1, Secretary 13 Science Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,43 FTA lg Girls' Basketball Manager 3,43 Newspaper Staff 43 Class Vice President 2, President 43 May Court 13 Commercial Club 3,43 Glee Club l,2,3, 4, President 33 Del. to Girls' State 33 Co-Captain of Magazine Drive 43 Decoration Committee Co-Chairman for Prom 3. , NANCY LEE MARKHAM Nancy SCA 1,2,3,43 Homecoming Court 33 Monogram Club l,2, 3,4, Reporter 33 Latin Club 1,2, Vice President 23 Dramatics Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Commercial Club 33 FHA 2,3,4Q FTA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Science Club 2,35 Class Treasurer 13 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Most Improved Player Award 1, Most Valuable Player Award 33 Softball 2, Manager 3,43 Volleyball 2,3,4. L., - BARBARA ANN ISAACS Barbara Transferred from James Blair High School, 19583 SCA 2,3,4j Beta Club 43 Latin Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 2,43 Glee Club 2,3,4Q Science Club 33 Commercial Club 33 Library Club 43 Newspaper 4. BETTY DARE JORDAN Betty Dare SCA 1,2,3,4Q Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Del. to Beta Convention 33 FTA 1,2,33 Glee Club 2,33 Latin Club l,2,3,4j Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Thespian 33 Senior Playg Science Club 2,3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 News- paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1,2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Del. to SIPA Convention 33 Mono- gram Club 43 Girls Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3,4S Class Reporter 1,2,4. JACQUELYN RUTH KERR Jackie SCA 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,43 FHA l,2,3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 43 Library Club 2,4, Reporter 2. DELORIS FRANCES LEONARD Deloris SCA 1,2,3,4Q FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 43 Glee Club 13 Library Club 1,2, Vice President 1, President23 Commercial Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 4. fix nf? ,. it N Class of 61 RAYFORD MARSTIN 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 KVG 2,35 Commercial Club 3. A SUE MARTIN YIBeckyYY Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Christmas 3' Popularity Contest 25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 2,45 Softball 25 Farm Show Review 45 FHA l,2,3,45 SCA 1,2,3,45 Commer- al Club 35 Science Club 45 Senior Play. IVIAN Carol CAROL MASON CA 1,2,3,45 Art Club 15 Latin Club 25 Glee Club 2,3545 SIPA 1, Bonnie 2 1,2,3,45 Farm Show Fashion Revue Winner 1,45 Staff 2,3,4, AssistantActivities Editor 3,45 Del. Convention 3. JUNE MAYBERRY 53,45 Rec. Chm. 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Club 1,2,4, President 45 Latin Club 15 Glee 1,2 3 4 Vice President 3 Secretary 45 FTA 1, ,12 science ciub 2,35 FHZA. 2,3, Pariiamentarian Commercial Club 3,45 Newspaper Staif45 Monogram 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 35 Court 25 Homecoming Court 35 Softball 2. L ,, , il NHS no-'qw :tix fii ' ilu.-A WILLIE NAOMI MONTGOMERY H Naomi SCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 FHA 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Commercial Club 3, 4. AGNES RUBY MOON Agnes SCA 1,52, 3, 45 FHA 3,45 Art Club 2,45 Glee Club 25 Commercial Club 4. Senior Class 1 ZZ, 'NR' I -it FRIEDA SUSAN OWEN Frieda SCA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Pianist 3,45 Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Picture Editor 43 Jr. Varsity Basketball lg Farm Show Fashion Review Winner 1,3,4g Commercial Club 3,45 Art Club 1, May Court 2,3. ROBERT THOMAS PAYNE Robert SCA 1,2,3,4g Science Club 1, Reporter lg Commercial Club 43 Art Club 3,43 Monogram Club 43 Jr. Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 43 Soccer 45 Track 4, Baseball 4. RICHARD WYATT MOORE Billy SCA 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 4, 1,2,3g Monogram Club 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Bas 1,2,3,4g Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4g Art Club 2. DREVER HARRIS MORTON Drever SCA 1,2,3,4g Art Club 3, Monogram Club 4g Sci Club 33 Soccer 3,45 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, mmercial Club 2,3,4. JAMES MEREDITH MOSELEY, J R. !lJin1rnylY SCA l,2,3,4g FFA 3,4g Art Club 2,35 Library Club KVG 3,4. ANNE ELIZABETH ORGAN Anne SCA 1,2,3,4, Del. to District Convention 35 Beta Club 4, Treasurer 3, Del. to State Convention 3,45 FHA Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Fe Editor 3, Co-Business Manager 4, Del. to SIPA vention 25 FTA 2,3,4, President 3g Dramatics Club 3,43 Science Club 3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Reporter 35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Softball 23 Court lg Popularity Contest 33 Spanish Club 3 Reporter 4. 24 Class of 1961 HERBERT PEAK, J R. Herbert 43 FFA 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 3, 4, Del. to State Convention 3, State Chorus 3, Team 3,43 KVG 1,2,33 Commercial Club 33 Club 3,4, Thespian 43 Monogram Club 3,43 r. Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, Varsity Basketball 43 13,43 Soccer 43 Christmas Pageant 33 Senior Class Parliamentarian 4. LEWIS PEAK llJimmyll varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Most Improved Player Award 33 Jr. Varsity Basketball 13 Dramatics Club 43 Glee Club 3,43 Science Club 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Soccer 3,43 Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 43 Annual Staff 43 Senior P1ay3 Spanish Club 4. DALE SEXTON POINDEXTER Dale SCA 1,2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3,4, Del. to State Convention 2, Secretary 2,4, Degree Team 1,2,3, State Greenhand 13 Annual Staff 334, Art Editor 3,43 SIPA 23 Art Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 3,43 Senior Play3 KVG 1,2,3,4. WYATT RENFREW PRUITT Wyatt SCA 1,2,3,43 Science Club 13 Latin Club 13 Glee Club 1,3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Baseball 1,23 Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 33 Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4. b if f' I 1 C Y 5 . Milli lfll I N ,Q 'im- - i 3 '2Qx , gs 1, 3 1 1 'iwsk 1 uw' 5 'UK 1 49U i.'YY' qv' 4 'im -i I :Jas ,. Q44 ' ' 4 I NAN VICTORIA PUCKETTE Nan Varsity Basketball 43 SCA 1,2,3,43 Science Club 2,3,43 Art Club 2,3, Vice President33 FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2,39 Farm Show Fashion Review Winner 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Dramatics Club 2,3,43 Commercial Club 33 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3,43 Del. to SIPA Convention 33 Softball 2,33 Volleyball 2,3. FRANKLIN BROADDUS REYNOLDS, JR. Franklin SCA 1,2,3,43 Student Council 3,4, Vice President 43 Class President 33 Del. to SCA Convention 1,33 Beta Club 3,4, Del. to Beta Convention 43 Latin Tournament 13 Senior Play 43 Monogram Club 4, Reporter 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4j Science Club 2,3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Teenage Book Club 1,23 Baseball 3,43 Soccer 43 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2,33 Varsity Basketball 4. 'Jim Senior Class 3 34 ,X K f?w5g ELEANOR JANE TOLER Eleanor SCA 1,2,3,43 Beta Club 3,43 Science Club 43 Latin Club li FHA 2,33 Commercial Club 4. PATRICLA JO TOLLAR Hpattyii SCA 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 Farm Show Winner 43 Glee Club 13 Commercial Club 3,4. BARBARA ANNE ROARK Barbara FTA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 33 Library Club 33 Dramatics Club 3,43 FHA 3,43 Latin Club l,2,33 Newspaper Staff 43 SCA 1,2,3,4. MARY WAYNE ROSSER Mary Wayne SCA 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 2,3, Assistant Activities Manager 3, Activities Manager 43 FHA 1,2,3, Program Chairman 33 Commercial Club 3,43 Dramatic Club 2, 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Popularity Contest 1,43 May Court 23 Senior Play 4. NANCY PARKER SUDDITH Nancy Beta Club 3,4, President 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Music Custodian 43 Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4, Thespian Troupe 3,43 Senior Playg Science Club 3,4, Program Chairman 33 Newspaper Staff 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Tournament 1,23 SCA 1,2,3,4, Convention Delegate 33 Prose Reading Contestant 1,2,3Q Spanish Club 4, Program Chairman 4. ORON BOOKER THURMAN, J R Booker SCA 1,2,3,4, President 43 FFA 23334, Secretary 3, Re- porter 43 Degree Team 2,33 Public Sieaking 3, State Chorus 33 KVG 2,3,43 Student Counci11,2,43 Dramatics Club 3,43 Commercial Club 33 Soccer Team 43 Christ- mas Pageant 33 Parliamentarian of Junior Class 33 Forensics 33 Monogram Club 43 Track 43 Co-Captain of Magazine Campaign 4. Class of 1961 BRUMFIELD TONKINS John 1,2,3,45 Student Council2,45 Latin Club 35 Science 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Soccer 3,45 Jr. Basketball 1,25 Monogram Club 3,45 Del. to ANN WALLER o Ann 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, His- 4g Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Library 3 4, Vice President 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Jr. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Volley- 4' Softb 11 1 2 3 4' Commercial Club 3,4. 3 a I!!! UDNALL THOMAS WILLIAMS H, T. CA 1,2,3,45 FFA 2,3,4, Sentinel3,4, Degree Team 2,3, 5 KVG 2,35 Art Club 2,45 Glee Club 1. . NEIL WILLIAMS Neil CA 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Glee lub 45 Commercial Club 45 Safety Patrol 4. j'C A 'iw Ti ' ' ' ' W -5 , 11 in ,f'1eQiftff.i3fQ':5?'fl t f lf- , X1 , , -- M: H, 3-wg 'US 4171 4- ref ' W SANDRA LEE WILLIAMS Sandra SCA 1,2,3,45 FHA2,3,4, Treasurer 45 FTA 15 Commer- cial Club 3,45 Science Club 25 Dramatics Club 4. J UANITA J EANETTE WRIGHT Juanita SCA 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Latin Club 15 FHA 2,35 Commercial Club 3,4, President 4. We Present - Zhe 1962 50p Hits unior Class Qfficers 1 Mrs. Pauline Marshall, Sponsor, Inez Hall, Secretary, Sue Saunders, Reporterg Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Sponsor, John Kabler, President, Mrs. Billie Fenimore, Sponsorg A. J. Neighbors, Treasurer, Tim Connelly, Vice President. The Junior Class started off the year planning projects to make money for the Junior and Senior Prom. They have already sponsored two dances, the first one was a. Halloween dance, and the second one was given in honor of our basketball teams. We have members on both the boy's and the girls' basketball teams. he . A., ..,, A ,V :H . Z - JQWJLY :Z C , 1 Av' ..,.: W e ,liz r' ' E Hifi'-ii , 3? ' ' 5 'N il -Hi ' '. ,A as 28 December 20, 1960, is 2. memorable date for the Junior Class. Class rings are displayed at every angle. Here Sandra, Sue, Wayne, A. J., and Rich- ard are admiring their rings. 5512 unior Class Sherry Anthony Geraline Asher Betty Grey Barksdale Haywood Belvin Joann Bomar Wayne Burton Doris Callahan Phyllis Carwile Claude Chapman Rebecca Chewning Jean Childress Ida Mae Clements Bobby Coates Peyton Coates Tim Connelly unior Class Grey Dews 'N ' Buddy DeJarnette ' Daniel Dickerson Jesse Dunnaway Dorothy Eggleston James Enoch M, x mf' 2 .9 1 xv eve, X , ,, ,iz it , ,hr , H, A' ' s Him Q-e ,- I Johnny Evans Deane Farriss Martha Jane Farriss W. T. Foster in. if lfyx , Edith Francis Douglass George 30 Patricia Green Alvin Guthrie Ray Guthrie Class of1962 Inez Hall Alice Hamlette Steve Harper Carolyn Hutcherson J a.nice Jenks Larry Jennings Richard Jordan Beverly Joy John Kabler Glenn Knott Beverly Lindsey Mack Lindsey Ray Maddox Sandra Mason Fay Morris V 6- i' 165 law ' ' ' M' , 4 nw. :- I e JW? 1 4, . M Q99 it .NI . 1 - 5. uqligg i' 1 'R F , 4, 3 1 s QW, 1 ,.a. -Tl 31 unior Class z 5 G lf - qi. ,- 'Yu X 32 Shirley Moorefield Nona Morrison A. J. Neighbors James Owen Wayne Pillow Herbert Quillen Frances Rowles Carroll Rush Sue Saunders Charles Scott Edward Scott Tommy Smith Randy Sowell Lois Treadway Ellen Walthall Class of 1962 Dabney Williams Genelle Williams Larry Williams Charlie Williamson Martha Wingfield 'US Mi ln. www W ww 5cvx1 in 3 X - fn all .,., il s N f 2 ,fm ' 1l1 '111 '111 'F g 'Nm T 5 Z jg ei. H. :El 1 A Classmates Put Records 50 Use Senior Classmates wait and wait for the music . . . at their first sponsored dance. fSept.J Jukebox didn't- arrive g students did. 33 , i W l , lu uw ww ww , in u ww 1 E H' ' iw u Wu A , e , vw w ,W V, s.-145, ' Junior Classmates made a successful record of their first sponsored dance with Halloween decorations and all, including music. We Present-Zfie Havoriie Hits of 1963- Sopgomore Class Qfficers Mike Lannon, Vice Presidentg Mr. Howard Hansen, Mr. Ed Kell, Sponsorsg Patsy McDowell, Secretaryg Mrs. Arline Whitlow, Sponsorg Carol Anderson, Treasurerg Ann Leigh Tonkins, Reporterg Jean Lusardi, Pre sident. 1, 2- Q 1271512-, . I ' l E X - 1' I l A 'L S- G' flea if w M ,F will -, me, 'A X AL-X X Linda Almond Carol Anderson Cheryl Bomar Connie Bomar Emily Callahan Linda Clay Diane Clements Patsy Coates Virginia Colbert Danny DeJarnette Maxine Donald Nora Eggleston 5He Sophomore Class Roger Fariss Sybil Fariss Patricia Fisher David Garrette Ann Glass Dorothy Godsey Rebecca Guthrie Nancy Hall Johanna Harrison Phyllis Hawkins Sandra Holland Avris Howard Charlie Jackson Patricia Jackson J. W. Kerr Roger King Mike Lannon Catherine Layne Earl Lee Margaret Lindsey Sophomore Class a ETX .., l , an , T , X if 1 f M If v A . xvwwuu, 91-' ,gg,gf' klfiwa ,dl . 8- X '5- ,,A., G j - Ai l A-Ng l P -X j X.- 5 ,, , X' if fl X i.-, , I iF:-x A l ,LZ ix' 2:3 . in A - 'sr ' :Q N Xt Os. II' 36 Ronnie Lovelace Jean Lusardi Mary Lee Marshall Ralph May Don Mayberry Linda Faye McDaniel Patsy McDowell Donnie Mitchell Joyce Mitchell Barbara Moon Patricia Moorman Brenda Overstreet Faye Owen Louise Payne John Peak Judy Pillow Max Power Maureen Purcell Verna Reid Joan Rigny Class of 1963 Cecil Roakes Vickie Roark Mack Singleton Betty Smith Gene Smith Barbara Sowell Joyce Sowell Dwight Taylor Phyllis Toler Anne Tonkins Floyd Treadway Larry Ward Linda Ward Louise Ware Brent Webber Geraldine Winsto Catherine Wright Elizabeth Younce Linda Yount Il Wi. V' W e .7 . 1 . -gg., g in +4 ,r S-. .1-K 4-'gk A I gg W, H 65 37 X qv-w -.....?4:::: xx, ' sa f W , if 1 ,E We Present - Hits Moving Lana Anthony Ann Arrington Linda Arrington Patsy Arrington Steve Arthur Patricia Barksdale Janice Beverly Johnny Bodkin Hazel Bomar Sara Callahan Vera Callahan Ferrald Carr Linda Chapman Arm Childress Ronnie Childress Sadie Childress up 50 1964 Pete Hamlette, Presidentg Steve Arthur, Reporterg Jo hn ny Bodkin, Vice Presidentg Beverly Mayberry, Secretaryg Mr. Aubrey Moon, Mrs. Marie Welch, Mr. Frazier Sizemore, Class Sponsors. its AFI - fl H u w i X Buck Chocklett Mildred Clark Ray Clark Barbara Clements i Ghe Hreshman Class ff T' 0 fu 5554? Gary Colbert Barbara Connelly Carl Davis Joe DeJarnette Gloria Dunnaway Jimmy Eades Addison Elder Marguerite Elder Mary Elder Hubert Epperson Philip Epperson Gary Fariss Kaye Fariss Hilda Guthrie Frances Hailey Carolyn Hamlette Pete Hamlette Maureen Hannam Mildred Harper Randolph Harrison Ab- QT? K ..- ii 1.3- QC. -if PQ 1 X-ui auf? 'US its W?-fx Hreshman Class l Z his V .Q , A ' x J' A Y, X A-fini, X X T--' ? I - 'pg ,f ,gg r ' 'Um i H l w . ? -xl Q ,J L is 4: it Q' ' . J , J- Q.. I ,- L . , ,, J ' NN' I' , , vi -li ' ' 1 , xx 1,12 ' v,1:,,:?a'lQiQ15fi11 arfibixl Q V I l xi 1 ' :ftp T , , A it fri -ff , . , I X X. '.,1A,,h-...L ' ' 1' fr' L.: l 3' . ' - i 1 A , I r'. - ' x 1 x ' l ff' . . 1' 1 ' 2 E ,igxv ' x I ' F A X , Il A nlx A ' 'M' ' X 'L- qt.. N 'x Ywrfw X 1 'lm-.., 'll :xl uf-cr A mari 1- 'Qvxx ix- ish xii' l.. . w 1 Walter Hatcher Sylvia Henderson Brenda Holland Carol Ann Holt Nancy Gail Holt Sammy Holt Bill Hughes Eugene Irby Virginia Irby Dorothy Jackson Laura Jackson Sonny Kerr Bill Lannon Elroy Leonard Mattie Mann Beverly Mayberry Jackie Montgomery Warren Moon Philip Morris Willie Morton Guy Mosebrook Dennis Moseley Gloria Neighbors Cynthia Nester Class of 1964 Juliet Payne Andrea Peak Donna Perrow Frances Phillips Donnie Pillow Wayne Poe Jerome Ramsey Wayne Ramsey Betty Rowles Richard Shipp Maxine Sowell LaVonne Stevens bs' Qs rl-5 x N F si I I f will 4 Nancy Stevens Phillip Tibbs Dianne Williams L. H. Williams Joan Woodall Sibyl Woosley Not Pictured: Danny Crews I We Present-Gut' Eatest Hits' Pre-Qresfimen Class Officers Front Row: Patsy DeJarnette, Secre- taryg Linda Joy, Treasurerg Joan Bailey, Vice Presidentg Anne Mc- Dowell, President. Second Row: Mr. Kenneth Booth, Mrs. Elsie P. Guthrie, lVIrs. Bettie Yount. Third Row: Mrs. Myrtle Fore, Mrs. Eve- lyn Elliott, Class Sponsors. Bucky 51 .355 ,gg.J- fb Pre-Freshmen L . isa, I. ,X S at.i15H .L- T' Buckner, Reporter CNot Picturedl Frances Louise Arthur James Pittman Arthur Peggy Ann Arthur Agnes Austin Joan Marie Bailey John Bass Dennis Bomar Recie Bomar David Booker Kermit Buckner Ethel Burks Willie Callahan 55a Pregresnman Class Raleigh Carr Rupert Carver Calvin Carwile Scottie Carwile Wayne Carwile John Childress Joyce Childress Marion Clark Roger Clements Nancy Coates Patricia Coates Steve Coates Becky Crews Faye Daniel Brenda Davis Marian Davis Louis DeJarnette Patsy DeJarnette Faye Donald Linda Donald Mary Hugh Dotson Rodessia Ellington Clyde Elliot Travis Elliot Dale Epperson Ronald Epperson Rebecca Epperson Darryl Ethridge Pre' Hreshman Class a , r w H 6- ' ' X, 5225 A u In xl l 1 'N 5. . X x , -in 1 GT I.,.fs , X Yi f Q- ' ' ' G59 ' , ,L. S -'-.Y N., I .v sk' t 2' T52 , P ' ' g,,'-1, 31.51 J Q .. ' .Hr , '1'4Q'.,g .Q . A . ' ' ', - 4, ' -:1.'i r .' l ' I :.x P ' 1 -I J 44 Norfleet Evans Clyde Fincham David Foster Lewis Foster Lou Foster Page Foster Cathleen Francis Helen Garrett Brenda Gillispie Betty Godsey Wayne Godsey Stanley Greer Barbara Guthrie Eddie Guthrie Edna Guthrie Jerry Guthrie Russ Guthrie Sandra Guthrie Carolyn Hall Ronald Hall Shelby Hall Hazel Harper Nancy Hatcher Patricia Hillsman Peggy Holland Joyce Holt Kenneth Holt Patricia Hutcherson Class O 1965 Richard Irby Richard Jackson Linda Jackson Nancy Jermings Rudy Jennings Herman Johnson Ronald Jordan Linda Joy June Lacks Brenda Lee Marvin Lipscomb Bobby Lindsey Edith Little George Little David Mann Thomas Mason Brenda Marston Janice May Donna McAllister Ann McDowell Diane McKinney Mike McKinney Jerry Minix Brenda Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Willie Monroe Hattie Montgomery Bill Mosebrook ww E-Q . f i 4 6 1 I' 1 l WAN f K 'SK' N . X, ae ai is X s . 1 .. , U x X 4. ,Z In X ,M ' 'Q Iii-zilli-.Rm 4, v H V vc! Al S., 1 xx, g x xi X, x, X tv, tix ll W lift ' f y A Qs - qv, ,s gt ,.'. ...: . Q, ,, K J. r ' w 1 X J S .. , . 3:.:,:ii:N ,zu - J :Ein- -a-t, . '. Lfg. ' 1-1-if-mama?-E W5-.:? L'Ttf13'?: !V':f-'ali'-'-4'ff A'-if-'lui In9fP?i..'- '3.l'. --. .v,,----'g W:ne'Q4e:-f-e-- 1 ' -15' In 1 Q If 3 , , ' V u7..f,.f .-, , f if fi. ' '. A4 Lb, is Wd' ,.x gh 531.1 45 Pre-gresftman Class l . is f .S bv:kl?2Ii,! A 5.-PM 'X' NN , 5. ne ,X .. 1' it 1 A N , HU: -o L'Jnf M I - if. kkggxt. V 1 ,di H 1. -X, Y! ,x 0 'l .. . ,. , f 59 5 sf, EY I I Iu., 5, ,l ,. in- E9 If - 6 l Y - K Ay 1, W, Ql lliil' ' 4. Q, A . . :I I 3 -u 259: ,,-V . ,fsibl . ,N Llcibxxxr rc.aw1-I 46 Beverly Murphy Eddie Owen Joe Owen Oliver Owen Daphne Piester Walter Pillow Nita Pruitt Donna Sue Puckette Gayle Puckette Joyce Rice Hilda Rigney Catherine Roach Lewis Roakes Dianne Rush James Scott Patricia Scott Carroll Smith Welford Smith Susan Straub Jacqueline Thurman Edwin Tibbs Bobby Toler Carolyn Ann Trent Melinda Tucker Margie Tuggle Linda Vassar Rebecca Vassar Larry Walker Class of 1965 Beverly Ware Edith Wells Tammy Wiles Barbara Williams Gary Williams Joan Williamson Charles Wingfield Fred Wydner, Jr. Linda Wydner Clara Gay Yates Dianne Joy Yates Susan Yates Ella Zehr Not Pictured: Larry Angel, Vivian Barks- dale, Kenneth Eades, Glenn Elliott, Gene Tibbs. -44 , L Mary Hugh Dotson gives a response to the Some of the eighth- grade boys participate in a practice game preceding the basket- ball game played at our first pep rally. welcome given the seventh-graders from Gladys, Brookneal, and Nartma when they were guests of the school on the annual Seventh Grade Day. We Recognige Students winners ART Roberta Andrews, Linda Fore, and Ronald Hall di sp la y their winning pictures which won for them awards in the Fall Festival in Brookneal. Jimmy Mosely and Dale Poindexter won honorable mention in the Keep Vi r gini a Green poster contest. f1960l FFA Jesse Dunnaway, Jr. accepts the award for first place in the 1960 Hub Federation FFA F o r e s t r y Judging Contest from Mr. Dennis Riddle, sponsor. O t h e r s on t h e William Campbell FFA team were Charlie Williamson, Edward Scott, Forrest Hall, Gary Colbert, and Carl Davis. Other contests sponsored by the FFA are Public Speaking, Degree Team, Dairy Judging, Poultry Judging, and Crop J udging. fi y DRAMATICS Members of the Dramatics Club who have earned their awards as Thes- pians are Linda Fore, Nancy Suddith, Kay Hutcherson, Linda Clark, Betty Dare Jordan fseatedj. Mrs. Mary Maddox, sponsor, H. T. Williams, Herbert Peak, Dale Poinde xte r , Carolyn Holland, Booker Thurman fstandingj. To become a Thespian, members of the Dramatics Club are required to have twenty points. A point is earned for each ten hours of work in Dramatics. WE PRESENT 5He Educational Series E IN OUR TOP E 1ofh.ALBuM oE SCHGOL RECORDS CLHSSES Hom e Economics-Recording fr H if vt I N H M H HY , e ,mmm H H W 1 I f Girls in home economics not only have projects of foods and clothing. A few other projects in- clude workin beautifying the home and promot- ing safety and good health in the home. There are 123 girls enrolled in the class. Q mi X ,sarees fmt. vpn, wwe,-.egb ,N , T, E 323551, -in Mrs. Lucille Riegel and her homemaking demonstrate the proper mixing of a, cake show how to bake cookies. fs? QEJAF H F, U me ulzqgic :7.Gffg:w', msg ,rrr,r.e,r.. lm, Em? Umm HJ wimmf X - - wwf f 'Q V N 5,-.g?..? V ?2Y2,wn ' 'FF'-1 - 50 Mrs. Christine Crabtree' s class learn by as they prepare and serve a well bal meal according to the rules of their study table manners. Vocational Zraining-Agriculture . Dennis Riddle teaches Crop' Judging to his cationalAgriculture Class. William Camp- ll Team placed third in State. 119601 ys inAgriculture 12 study charts in connec- n with their judging activities. .og Vocational students work on four-wheel tractor 1 trailer in Mr. J. J. Riegel's Shop Class. There are 82 students enrolled in Vocational Agri- culture. fsl fag'-5523 as 'I 90. W i 'N ww 'J J, V111',,,4i5fw 4 V he fn l ,,L.l Social Studies - Recording 1 nf!! YI 7 4:': N N N , Mnmssut ,Z I., -in i H MRS. MARY MADDOX' S GOVERNMENT CLASS LEARN THE PROCEDURE OF TAKING A BILL THROUGH CONGRESS, The more one knows about the past, the Mrs. Maddox teaches2 sections of Govern- more wisely he can Shape the future, Mrs, mentg Mr. Booth teaches 1 section. There is Fenimore teaches 3 se ction s of American an average Of 25 Students in each Section- History and 2 sections of World History. MRS. BILLIE. FENIMORE'S AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS DISCUSS COLONIALISM. M3531 155.35 Hu: ui W ggrifgiqs x 1' 5 2 Past And Present all A.. i IN GEOGRAPHY CLASS MRS. MARIE WELCH TAKES THE FRESHMEN ON A TOUR AROUND THE WORLD. World Geography is primarily a ninth All students in eighth grade take Civics grade subject. There are 90 pupils enrolled There are 5 sections of this class. in the 3 se ctions of Geography, all taught by Mrs. Welch. MR. KENNETH BOOTH'S CIVICS 8 STUDENTS ORGANIZE A HISTORY TIME LINE TO SHOW HISTORICAL PROGRESS. S3 English - Recording Qn ggi' Y? , ez1,g1,g..,-., I -5 - TE 'SAI MR. FRAZIER SIZEMORE'S ENGLISH 9 STUDENTS STUDY THE GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE OF A SENTENCE. Good grammar usage is emphasized in re- lationship to other communicative skills. Lit- erature, correct spelling, and composition are correlated with the total phase of instruction in English. An appreciation of good literature is promoted t h r o u g h assignments in parallel readings. This department cooperates with the forensic meet of the Vi r gi n i a High School League. The 17 sections of English are taught to all the students in high sc hool by 7 different faculty members. MR. HOWARD HANSEN'S ENGLISH 10 CLASS BEGIN A UNIT IN WRITING SHORT STORIES. Q TTII E 1- in in in N, .. .-:iw.,wytiviWW, Fm i W. , , X in lu f . is 1, Intl. uf W I ,Y- li' 1 L E-th.. Different languages - Eatin - Spanish MRS. ELSIE PAYNE GUTHR.IE'S LATIN II CIASS HEAR MIKE LANNON'S REPORT ON CAESAR'S ROME. The study of Latin helps the student to un- derstand and use English better. In Latin I and II students also learn that they are in- debted to the Romans for those priceless treasures of thought from the ancient civili- zations which have had such an important in- fluence on the development of modern life. The students in Spanish I and Spanish II study grammar , vocabulary, and everyday customs of Latin America and Spain. They learn interesting facts about their neighbors who contributed so much to our heritage. MRS. MYRTLE FORE'S SPANISH II CLASS OBSERVE A BULLETIN BOARD DISPLAY ARRANGED BY NANCY SUDDITH. 55 Science Recordmg 911 5He Mrs Arline Whitlow s Biology Class dist some exhibits of class proyects in science choice The exhibits displayedm this picture are a duct of the Projects that all biology students 4 4 ,nn ' of the students is required to do a project of ,f ---f-- ' . . . . . . Q ffgi . ' ' 1 do in order to pass the year's work. Mrs. Bettie Yount's Science 8 Class conducts an experiment showing how the inclined plane works. CRonnie Jordan, Pat Scott, Becky Vassar, Mrs. Yount, and Kenneth Holt.J There are 4 sections of this class. Students in Mr. Kenneth Booth's newl organized physics class at W.C.H.S. are inspecting a new addition to the lab. To the everyday layman this appears to be an ordinary Slinky , but to the following physics students it is a very apt Wove pattern demonstrator. CNei1 Williams, Steve Elder, Walter Bass, Nancy Suddith, Franklin Reynolds, Mr. Booth, and Jimmy Gilliaml. Wayne James Owen, Booker Thurman, vin Guthrie, Isaacs, and Randy Sowell are collecting and testing hydrogen gas under the supervision of Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Chemistry in- structor. There are 23 students in the Chemistry glass. Scienfi ic gields-Math MRS. PAULINE MARSHALL'S SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS MEMBERS MAKE MODELS OF PRISMS Five years of mathematics is offered with approximately 300 students divided among 12 classes. Everyone is required to take enough mathe- matics to make him a competent citizen. Above that a student may enrich his understanding and MR. AUBREY MOON'S GENERAL MATH CLASS REVIEW FUNDAMENTALS IN MATHEMATICS 5, .. J If Stine Arts - Recording Zhe 1 I 1 MRS. ELSIE PAYNE GUTHRIE'S MUSIC CLASS SING FOR CHAPEL PROGRAM There are 23 students enrolled in General participation, listening and creating, and also Music from grades 8,9,10,11, and 12. The through the study of fundamentals and the life class provides musical experiences through of composers. Twenty-five students in grades 8,l0,ll, and paper sculpturing, and linoleum block printing 12 are enrolled in the one class of art taught are a few of the class activities. Arranging this year. Class activities require individual bulletin board displays, painting murals, and thinking and strive to promote creative expres- presenting puppet shows are also class pro- sion and art appreciation. jects during the year. Finger painting, outdoor sketching, clay and MRS. DOROTHY FORE'S ART CLASS MAKE POSTERS FOR KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN CONTEST 58 Aesthetic Ancl Practical -Commercial tudents in Typing I exhibit their skills in figuring and yping a tabulation problem. The enrollment in Typing and II is 93. -Mfftgx r. Edward Kell's General Business Class makes a tudy ofbank loans. In connection with this, Mr. Clinton udd, Manager of the Brookneal Branch of Campbell ompany Banks, explained to the class the Bank policy oncerning all types of loans. Mr. George Goodman - Commercial Teacher The students in Shorthand I learn the Gregg Shorthand Theory in preparation for dictation. This year 17 stu- dents are taking shorthand in preparation for general stenographic work or a combination of clerical- steno- graphic work. The 23 students in Bookkeeping Class learn the basic principles in keeping b o ok s . Many students choose careers in accounting. ' Phys. Sci. Ami Health-Recording 56:2 Walter Bass and Drever Morton attempt to maneuver ball past W. T. Foster and Car- roll Rush in Recreational Leadership Class as Mr. Edward Kell, teacher, looks on. There are 18 boys in this class. Eighth grade girls are being instructed warm-up exercises by Mrs. Evelyn Elli in Physical Education Class. The class h physical education twice a week, hea education twice a week, and co-educati once a week. Mr. Aubrey Moon's eighth grade class' doing seal walk as part of unit on Movi Gymnastics. ecessary Preparations-Quiciance FACULTY ON THE GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Mrs. Lucile Riegel, Mrs. Bettie Yount, Mr. James Strickler, Principalg Mrs. Mary Maddox, Mr. Fraizer Sizemore, Jr., Chairman. One of the main objectives of the guidance Promotion of understanding and interpre- program involves the assistance of all per- tation of tests results along with individual sonnel in the total adjustment of students to the counseling enable many students in their ef- school program. forts to better understanding themselves. Prospective nurses are receiving information about scholarships that are available to high-ranking high school graduates from Mrs. Pauline Marshall, teacher in charge. 61 5HrougH Reading- Our Records will five LIBRARY The libraryunder the direction of Miss Rachel members. Here one has access to magazines, to Whitlow, librariah, is open at all times during the day, newspapers, and approximately 5,110 books plus audio- as a source of information for students and faculty visual and vertical file materials. i REMEDIAL READING Eighth Grade students improve reading skills and study habits through a Remedial reading program di- rected by Mrs. Straw. Gayle Puckette, Susan Straub, Linda Donald, and Vivian Barksdale are taking read- ing tests and recording their scores. Margie Tuggle, 62 Norfleet Evans, Marvin Lipscomb, and Pittman Arthur are doing practice reading. Barbara Williams gains speed in reading by use of a mechanical Reading Accelerator. HCTIVITIES S.C.A. Officersellle Present our STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Seated: Patricia Green, Reporterg John Tonkins, Recreation Chairmang Bonnie Mayberry, Recreation Chairmang Nona Morrison, Assistant Program Chairmang Linda Clark, Program Chairman, Steve Elder, Treasurer, Linda Fore, Secretaryg Franklin Reynolds, Vice President, Booker Thurman, President. Standing: Mr. James Strickler, Mrs. Marie Welch, Mr. Frazier Sizemore Jr., Sponsors. Every student at William Campbell vide activities which are of interest to is a member of the S.C.A. Its purpose the entire student body. is to co-ordinate all clubs and to pro- Tim Connelly gives his campaign speech before the election of 1960-61 SCA Officers. Campaigningisa big event at William Campbell. i K . ,Qf,, gm 'HTT1 El nsLnaalyU!,!,!jj Jimmy Evans, 1960 SCA President installs the new President, Booker Thurman, in the annual candle- light installation service. 64 Student Headers---Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Jo Ann Bomar, Inez Hall, Franklin Reynolds, Bonnie Mayberry, Linda Fore, Booker Thurman, Linda Clark, Nona Morrison, Sybil Woosley, Sylvia Henderson, Peggy Arthur, Ann McDowell. Standing: Mrs. Marie Welch, Sponsor, Joyce Lovelace, Margaret Carver, Mike Lannon, Pete Hamlette, Tim Connelly, John Kabler, Jerry Minix, Bobby To1lar,Jean Lusardi, Ann Leigh Tonkins, Mr. James Strick- ler, Mr. Sizemore, Sponsors. Not Pictured: Faye Daniel, Claude Chapman. , ACCOMPLISHMENTS Participating inthe annual Christmas directing the annual Snowball are ac- Parade at Brookneal through means ofa Complishments of the S.C.A. that pro- float, collecting and distributing Christ- vide varied experience. mas boxes as an expression of sharing, ,W ,-,- 1 ififif, ig., - E ' Betty Dare Jordan enters the picture in front of one of her campaign posters. Dabney Williams, Franklin Reynolds, Tim Connelly and Nancy Suddith attended the State SCA Convention at Longwood College. fApril, 19601 65 3.5.A-We Present Gut .,..A....-...-- . tems lfA ,. ' e 5 V ,I i li' M 1, 1 Q t , - ,A it J. FRAY FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First Row: Janice Jenks, Linda Yount, Carolyn Holland, Program Chairman, Louise Ware, Secretaryg Nancy Markham, Presidentg Judy Pillow, Vice President, Ann Tonkins, Reporter, Donna Perrow, Treasurer, Mrs. Myrtle Straw, Sponsor. Second Row: Shirley Moorefield, Joyce Sowell, Linda Faye McDaniel, Anne Organ, Patsy McDowell, Joan Woodall, Barbara Sowell, Phyllis Hawkins, Sybil Fariss, Kay Hutcherson, Joyce Mitchell, Cheryl Bomar, Jean Lusardi, Vickie Roark, Nancy Hall, Mary Lee Marshall, Barbara Roark. The Future Teachers of America Club has as its purposes: to inform stu- dents about the teaching profession, to encourage the better students to choose teaching as a careerg to give students experience whichwill help acquaint them with teaching. ng 5- . igpg 5 I 1,311 .jars aff' , .j N, 1, 1' gglggggwsgs ' tt. -U ,5 5 K fag.. all get le , '-' . ,. g ,,.. ,,,. Activities for this year included hav- ing regular monthly meetings, assisting elementary and high school teachers, preparing bulletin board, observing teaching career month, participating in assembly program and visiting teacher colleges. Anne Organ a member of FTA, supervises some of the fourth graders who are working on their KV G posters in the art room. guture Eeaclers---Beta Club y BETA CLUB First Row: Patricia Green, Reporterg Joyce Lovelace, Program Chairman, Deane Fariss, Treasurer, Linda Fore, Secretary, Carolyn Holland, Vice Presidentg Nancy Suddith, President. Second Row: Anne Organ, Naomi Montgomery, Juanita Wright, Inez Hall, J oan Clements, Betty Dare Jordan, Eleanor Toler, Barbara Isaacs. Third Row: Mr. James Strickler, Sponsor, Steve Elder, John Kabler, Dabney Williams, Franklin Reynolds, Linda Clark, Tim Connelly, Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie, Sponsor. Let us lead by serving others is mond 119615. They made contributions the motto of the club. The Beta Club to the Patrick Henry Boys' Plantation raised funds frorna talent show and the and to The Patrick Henry Memorial sale of oandy to send some of its mem- Foundation. bers to the Beta Convention in Rich- Anne Organ, LaVerne Guthrie, Carol Woodbury, Charles Toler, Carolyn Holland, Billy Fore, Betty Dare Jordan, Nancy Suddith, Linda Fore and Joyce Lovelace take part in the Key Ceremony during installation of new club officers. 67 A Science-Meet Our EZ? ' z ii 'W 2 'I it llyliam' km .i'fZ mr E l' E A+- -f A 'mm First Row: Mrs. Arline Whitlow, Sponsor, P. McDowell, Program Chairman, R. Sowell, Treasurer, J. Kabler, PresidentgJ. Peak, Vice President, L. Fariss, Secretary, Nan Puckette, Reporter, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Sponsor. Second Row: C. Holland, L. Ware, C. Bomar,B. Martin, N. Suddith, B. Mayberry, S. Saunders, D. Williams, P. Green, B. Jordan, T. Connelly, F. Reynolds, R. May, R. Payne. Third Row: K. Wright, F. Owen, G. Winston, S. Holland, J. Jenks, F. Morris, S. Harper, J. Gilliam, G. Coates, W. Bass. Fourth Row: S. Fariss,J. Chi1dress,B. Sowell,J. Pillow, L. McDaniel, C. Anderson, J. LaSardi, A. Tonkins, J. Tonkins, M. Lannon, F. Carey. Fifth Row: A. Organ, N. Markham, L. Williams, A. J. Neighbors, W. Holt, S. Elder, N. Williams. The Science Club, composed of students who and encourages s tu d ent s to take advanced have had2 years of science and an average of sciences. 85, sponsors a Science Fair during the year Fair. Betty Jo Wingfield' s project on atomic energy took first place honors in the Science Fair. Carolyn Elder won second place. 58 mf, Dwight Taylor displays his T. V. Project for the Science Sciential Students - figtary 11--1-.-5 9 F- 1' ' 1 gi LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Jean Clay, Vice President, Jo Ann Waller, Presidentg Barbara Isaacs, Secretary. Standing: Linda Yount, Nora Lee Eggleston, Jackie Kerr, Miss Rachel Whitlow, Sponsor, Kay Hutcherson, Cath- erine Layne, Bettie Clay, Reporter, Patricia Moorman, Marie Gillespie Tanner, Treasurer, Ruby Hall, Martha Hall, Katherine Holt. The Library Club consists of student vol- unteers Who are interested in learning library practices and in serving the student body by taking care of the circulation desk routines while the librarian assists pupils and faculty with reference work, reading, guidance, and other types of services. Members are re- quired to devote two periods a week to var- ious duties in the library. Marie Tamer and Bettie Clay repair books. Linda Yount arranges the library bulletin board. Ari - We Present Our ART CLUB . Seated: - Jane Adams, Reporter, Jo Ann Waller, Secretary and Treasurer, Rebecca Vassar, Program Chairman, Roberta Andrews, Vice President, Diane Clements, President, Ida Mae Clements, Program Chairman, Dale Poindexter, Program Chairman, Ray Guthrie, Wayne Burton. Standing: Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Sponsor, Linda Fore, Wayne Bailey, Avris Howard, James Scott, Agnes Moon, Marvin Dinwiddie, Daphne Piester, Mary Hugh Dotson, H. T. Williams, Nan Puckette, Robert Payne, Clyde Elliott, Tommy Mason, Ronald Hall, Daniel Dickerson, Gerry Minix, Travis Elliott. Not Pictured: Bucky Buckner. The Art Club participated in the Brookneal painted a Christmas mural on the window of a Harvest Festival fOct.J throughits art entries local store in cooperation with a decorating and entered a decorated car in the Christmas project of Brookneal Womans Club. The Club Parade at Brookneal. The Senior members of sponsors an annual art exhibit in May the Club with Dale Poindexter as Chairman Y lh l ,,,, , 15.2. , 1 I-fi W H W , A X... - ' ' ,p ,' Y l ,X ill. H tt ,H H , - ,, X H Roberta Andrews andJane Adams draw and paint carol ers on plywood to be used in Christmas decorations. Jo Ann Waller, Ann Treadway, Nan Puckette exhibit ' their Animules fwork in paper sculpture! in the annual Art Exhibit. 70 WC. Artists-Choral CHORAL CLUB First Row: Barbara Isaacs, June Arrington, Larry Williams, Carl Davis, RichardJorda.n, Alvin Guthrie, Becky Martin, Linda Fore, Pianist, Jackie Kerr, Mrs. Elsie Payne Guthrie, Sponsor. Second Row: Elizabeth Yonce, Rebecca Chewning, Beverly Lindsay, Tim Connelly, President, Neal Williams, Reginald Almond, Vice President, Carroll Rush, Nan Puckette, Sue Saunders, Jean Childress. Third Row: Joyce Lovelace, Music Custodian, Kay Hutcherson, Maxine Donald, Alice Hamlette, Frieda Owen, Pianist, Maureen Purcell, Anne Organ, Dabney Williams, Carol Mason, Sandra Mason, Nona Morrison. Fourth Row: Nancy Suddith, Music Custodian, Faye Morris, Sybil Fariss, Linda Clay, Betty Gray Barksdale, Ellen Wathall, Beverly Joy, Bonnie Mayberry, Secretary, Nancy Markham. Fifth Row: Shirley Moorefield, Janice Jenks, Jo Ann Bomar, Connie Bomar, Katherine Wright, Virginia Mitchell, Linda Cyrus. Sixth Row: Faye Owen, Betty Smith, Rebecca Guthrie, Gloria Neighbors, Linda Arring- ton, Diane Williams, Johanna Harrison, Mary Lee Marshall. The Choral Club sang in the first Campbell 119605. Each year the Club furnishes mus1c for County F e s tival and in the Spring Concert the Commencement Exercises. ummm First Row: Linda Yount, Phyllis Hawkins, Cheryl Bomar, LindaAlmond, Ann Leigh Tonkins, Treasurer, Carol Anderson, Patricia Scott, Marian Davis, Pat Coates. Second Row: Patricia Jackson, Patsy Arrington, LaVonne Stevens, Donna Perrow, CarolAnn Holt, Pianist, Beverly Mayberry, Sybil Woosley, Frances Phillips, Nancy Gail Holt, Hazel Harper. Third Row: Linda Faye McDaniel, Nancy Stevens, Andrea Peak, Carolyn Hamlett, Cynthia Nester, Barbara Guthrie, Anne Childress, Nita Pruitt, Linda Vasser, Becky Vasser, Fourth Row: Barbara Connelly, Verna Reed, Linda Ward, Brenda Overstreet, Edna Guthrie, Nancy Coates, Donna Puckette, Mary Hugh Dodson, Gayle Puckette, Mildred Clark, Joan Bailey. Fifth Row: Patsy DeJarnette, Patsy McDowell, Judy Pillow, Geraldine Winston, Charles Scott, Brent Webber, Wyatt Pruitt, Claude Chapman, Joan Woodall, John Bass, Guy Mosebrook, Douglas George. 7l K Dramatics- We Present An DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: B. Mayberry, President, P. Green, Vice President, P. McDowell, Secretary, N. Markham, Treasurer, J . Clements, Reporter, B. Barksdale, J. Bomar, B. Jordan, C. Cyrus, N. Suddith. Second Row: J. Kerr, B. Joy, E. Wathall, K. Hutcherson, B. Roark, S. Williams, J. Lovelace, D. Leonard, J. Adams, R. Hall, C. Holland. Third Row: L. Clark, M. Carver, B. Martin, J. Arrington, B. Isaacs, C. Elder, J. Clay, M. Rosser, L. Fore, A. Organ, M. Hall. Fourth Row: N. Puckett, W. Holt, D. Poin- dexter, H. T. Williams, B. Thurman, J. Peak, H. Peak, J. Waller. S tu de n t s in grades 9 t h r o u g h 12 are interest in drama. The Dramatics C lub in- eligible for m e mb e rs hip in the Dramatics cludes Troupe 1606 of the National Thespian Club which provides entertainment for com- SOCi9tY- munity and s c ho ol functions and promotes First Row: J. Pillow, L. McDaniel, A. Tonkins, C. Anderson, P. Hawkins, C. Bomar, L. Ware, N. Holt, B. Connelly, D. Williams. Second Row: L. Yount, B. Sowell, C. Holt, V. Reid, P. Toler, S. Woosley, F. Phillips, A. Childress, B.Rowles, M. Elder. Third Row: Mrs. Maddox, Sponsor, B. Webber, M. Lannon, J. Lusardi, S. Holland, P. Coates, J. Harrison, S. Fariss, C. Nester, M. Clark, M. Marshall. 72 Active Cast-Commercial COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: P. Tollar, L. Cyrus, N. Montgomery, C. Holt, J. Waller, Vice President, J. Wright, Presi- dent, J. Clements, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Rosser, Program Chairman, M. Carver, Reporter, Mr. Goodman, Sponsor. Second Row: B. Issacs, J. Kerr, S. Williams, M. Hall, B. Mayberry, J. Lovelace, B. Jordan, D. Leonard, J. Adams, R. Hall, L. Clark. Third Row: F. Owen, J. Arrington, N. Chaffin, R. Andrews, D. Morton, S. Elder, F. Reynolds, L. English, B. Clay, M. Gillespie. Juniors and Seniors enrolled in Bookkeep- the student a better understanding of what he ing, Typing, and Shorthand are members of the may expect of the business world and what Commercial Club. The aim of this club is to business expects of him. furnishanincentive for higher grades and give First Row: L. Williams, R. Sowell, J. Clay, C. Holland, J. Childress, L. Fariss, G. Asher, E. Toler, R. Payne, J. Peak. Second Row: R. Guthrie, A. J. Neighbors, B. Barksdale, E. Wathall, J. Bomar, B. Joy, A. Hamlett, B. Lindsay, N. Williams, D. Poindexter. Third Row: G. Dews, C. Hutcherson, S. Moorefield, A. Treadway, I. Hall, D. Fariss, F. Rowles, M. Wingfield, G. Williams, P. Green. Fourth Row: R. Jordan, H. Belvin, F. Morris, M. Fariss, R. Chewing, E. Younce, F. Carey, W. Holt,J. Foster. Fifth Row: J. George, W. Burton, D. Dickerson, A. Guthrie, I. Clements, J. Jenks, W. Bass,J. Tonkins. 73 3.H.A. Meet Our First Row: J. Waller, Historian, B. Barksdale, Historiang J. Clay, Reporter, M. Wingfield, L. Cyrus, President, J. Arrington, Vice Presidentg N. Morrison, Secretary, S. Williams, Treasurer, D. Leonard, Parlimentarian. Second Row: R. Andrews, J. Adams, J. Kerr, J. Asher, M. Fariss, N. Puckett, N. Markham, B. Joy, J. Bomar, E. Wathal, J. Childress, J. Rigney, D. Callahan, Mrs. Reigel, Sponsor. Third Row: Mrs. Crabtree, Sponsor, P. Carwile, D. Fariss, L. Almond, C. Bomar, G. Dews, C. . Hutcherson, S. Moorefield, A. Treadway, G. Williams, B. Roark, C. Elder, P. Tolla.r. Fourth Row: L. Fariss, F. Owen, C. Mason, R. Martin, A. Moon, R. Chewning, E. Younce,,E. Francis. Fifth Row: M. Carver, L. Fore, C. Wright, F. Owen, A. Howard, S. Anthony. The FHA Club is composed of girls who have been enrolled or who are enrolled in homemaking classes. The main objective is to help girls become better family members and citizens in their communities. The Club is an active participant in home-beautifica- tion projects, National FHA projects, and the Farm Show. The Club sponsoreda Mother and Daughter Banquet and took part in the Christ- mas parade at Brookneal. First Row: V. Roark, P. Holland, M. Davis, P. DeJarnette, B. Guthrie, O. Puckette, B. Ware, S. Joy, J. May, E. Callahan, B. Moon, G. Neighbors. Second Row: Mrs. Crabtree, Sponsor, L. Stevens, A. Peak, C. Hamlett, R. Ellington, P. Hillsman, E. Burks, S. Guthrie, B. Holland, V. Irby, G. Dunnaway, M. Clark, J. Woodall, Mrs. Reigel, Sponsor. Third Row: B. Connelly, P. Arrington, B. Mitchell, J. Williamson, J. Bailey, B. Murphy, R. Guthrie, B. Sowell, J. Winston, D. Perrow, M. Sowell. Fourth Row: P. Arrington, P. Barksdale, L. Clay, B. Overstreet, V. Reid, P. Coates, P. Tollar, N. Stevens, P. Jackson, L. Anthony. Fifth Row: S. Callahan, J. Payne, B. Guthrie, N. Eggleston, S. Holland, H. Bomar, N. Holt, M. Purcell, C. Bomar, J. Sowell. Sixth Row: M. Donald, S. Fariss, A, Donald, P. Moorman, C. Layne, H. Rigney, D. Jackson, F. Hailey, A. Tonkins, P. Hawkins, P. Fisher. guture Citigens-3.3.A. .,, gm FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: E. Scott, Exec. Comm., B. Thurman, Reporter, H. Peak, President, D. Poindexter, Secre- tary, H. T. Williams, Sentinel. Second Row: C. Davis, J. Enoch, W. Bailey, Exec. Comm., W. T. Foster, TreasurergF. Hall, Exec. Comm., P. Coates, R. Marstin. Third Row: F. Treadway, D. Crews, J. DeJarnette, C. Scott, W. Moon, J. Eades, M. Power, S. Kerr. Fourth Row: P. Morris, J. Mont- gomery, R. Fariss, D. Taylor, S. Holt, J. Evans, G. Knott, T. Smith, C. Williamson. Fifth Row: E. Leonard, C. Roakes, J. Moseley, D. Carwille, R. Clark, R. Almond, H. Epperson, D. Garrette, M. Singleton, H. Belvin, L. Ward. Students studying Vocational Agriculture quet and activities in crops, livestock, fores- and those expecting to engage in farming as try, farm me c hani c s , parliamentary pro- an allied occupation are members of the FFA. cedure, public speaking and dairy judging. The Chapter sponsors a Father and Son Ban- E First Row: E. Scott, H. Peak, D. Poindexter, H. T. Williams. Second Row: Mr. Riddle, Sponsor, W. Bailey, R. Shipp, D. DeJarnette, R. May, O. Owen, M. Clark, R. Harrison, F. Hall, R. Jackson, L. Foster. Third Row: R. King, W. T. Foster, W. Pillow, K. Eades, L. Williams, R. Clements. Fourth Row: P. Epperson, R. Irby, E. Guthrie, J. Guthrie, G. Elliott, L. Roakes, G. Williams. Fifth Row: J. Peak, C. Smith, J. Kerr, M. McKinney, J. Finchman, B. Mosebrook, P. Arthur, G. Lane. 75 Qafin-We Present Our First Row: Mary Lee Marshall, Secretary, Jean Lusardi, Vice President, Ann Leigh Tonkins, Reporter, Mike Lannon, President, Sybil Woosely, Treasurer, Dabney Williams, Program Chairman, Mrs. Guthrie, Sponsor. Second Row: Louise Payne, Nona Morrison, Phyllis Carwile. Third Row: Linda Clark, Carolyn Holland, Virginia Rae Colbert, Sandra Holland, Judy Pillow, Anne Organ, Janice Jenks, Linda Fore, Louise Ware, Carol Ann Holt, Frances Phillips, Diane Williams, Barbara Clements. Fourth Row: Lucy Fariss, Nancy Hall, Joyce Mitchell, Verna Reid, Phyllis Toler, Cynthia Nester, Ann Chil- dress, Sue Saunders, Kay Hutcherson, Charles Scott. Fifth Row: Nancy Suddith, Betty Dare Jordan, Patsy Coates, Carol Anderson, Patsy McDowell, Johanna Harrison, Linda Faye McDaniel, Carroll Rush, Neil Williams. Sixth Row: Randy Sowell, Pete Hamlette, Tim Connelly, Bill Hughes, Eugene Irby, Brent Webber. The Club had a Roman Banquet at the Brook- Lannon and Julian Raneyl. neal Hotel in April, and all the Club members Tim C onne lly, Inez Hall, Jean Lusardi, were in Ro m an attire. C le op atr a fBetsy Mary Lee Marshall, and Anne Tonkins com- Johnstonj was guest of honor, and she was peted in the Latin Tournament at Randolph entertained by a gladiatorial c o mb at CMike Macon Woman' s College in April. Jean Lusardi, Carol Anderson, Louise Ware enact a Roman scene for the Annual Roman banquet. 76 Eanguage Clu5s'SpanisH SPANISH CLUB Larry English, President, Anne Organ, Reporter, Kay Hutcherson, Secretary, Nancy Suddith, Program Chairman, Jimmy Peak, Treasurer, Glenn Coates, Historian, Carolyn Holland, Vice President. From left to right: Wayne Pillow, Gene Smith, Larry Williams, Richard Jordan, Junior George, Mrs. Myrtle Fore, Sponsor, Frances Rowles, Faye Owen, Betty Smith, Sue Saunders, Claude Chapman, 'Dabney Williams, A. J. Neighbors, John Kabler, Sandra Mason, Herbie Quillen, Janice Jenks, Johnny Eva.ns. The newly organized Spanish Club has al- The Club has Written a constitution and Club ready arrangeda bulletin board display which news for the newspaper in Spanish. includedthe week'sluncheon menu in Spanish. Carolyn Holland and Glenn C oate s consult a Spanish dictionary after having difficulty tra.ns- lating their lesson. 77 Tewspaper-Meet our NEWSPAPER STAFF - VOX DUCIS Seated: Barbara Isaacs, Reporter, Betty Dare Jordan, Editor, Tim Connelly, Assistant Editor, Larry English, Business Manager, Wayne Holt, Nan Puckett, Sports Editors, Joan Clements, Chief Typist. Standing: Mr. Booth, Advisor, Phyllis Carwille, Joyce Lovelace, Reporters, Nancy Markham, Assistant Typist, Carolyn Elder, Reporter, Nancy Suddith, Proof-reader and Reporter, Bonnie Mayberry, Assis- tant Typist, Barbara Roark, Reporter, Mr. Sizemore, Advisor. Not Pictured: Herbert Peak, Circu- lation. The members of the staff are chosen ac- monthly at five cents per copy. The VOX cording to a manuscript which the students DUCIS staff was represented at the SIPA con- have Written. The VOX DUCIS which is the vention last spring. Latin for the voice of the general is sold fb SIPA REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Nan Puckett, Roberta Andrews, Ann Tonkins, Linda Fore, Linda Clark, Betty Dare Jordan, Wayne Holt. Standing: Larry English, Dale Poindexter, Carol Mason, Mr. Frazier Sizemore, Sponsor. These students attended the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association held at Lexing- ton, Virginia, on April 28-30, 1960. The SIPA, founded in 1925, is sponsored by the Lee Me- morial Journalism Foundation of Washington and Lee University for the purpose of uniting in a common organization scholastic journa- lists from the southern states and the District of Columbia. Both s chool publications are judged a.nd given ratings at this convention. WC. journalists - Annual Staff 'Fl SENTORS ON ANNUAL STAFF - THE GENERAL Seated: Linda Fore, Carolyn Holland, Co-Editors, Becky Martin, Sports Editor, Ann Organ, Linda Clark, Co-Business, Advertising Managers, Mary Wayne Rosser, Activities Editor, Linda Cyrus, Chief Typist, Mrs. Dorothy Fore, Sponsor. Standing: Carol Mason, Activities, Frieda Owen, Picture Editor: Jimmy Peak, Circulation Staff Co-Manager, Dale Poindexter, Art Editor, Jimmy Gilliam, Activities, Wyatt Pruitt, Circulation Staff Co-Manager. Not Pictured: Roberta Andrews, Feature Editor. Although publishing the annual is a pro- ject of the Senior Class, the Annual Staff is composed of student representatives of the various grades in High School. The staff is selected by the sponso r who with the staff sets up the qualifications for membership. The yearbook is financed through ad so- licitation andyearbook sales. THE GENERAL is judged each year by the Southern Interscholastic Press Association which meets at Lexington, Virginia, in April. THE GENERAL is alsojudged by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Seated: Patsy McDowell, Circulation Staff: Judy Pillow, Donna Perrow, Louise Ware, Linda Fay McDaniel, Assistant Picture Editors, Mary Lee Marshall, Proof-reader, Jo Ann Bomar, Circula- tion Staff, Johanna Harrison, Picture Staff, Beverly Joy, Circulation Staff. Standing: Betty Gray Barksdale, Proof-reader, Diane Clements, Art Staff, Ellen Walthall, Picture Staff, Carol Anderson, Jean Lusardi, Sports Staff, Vickie Roark, Activities Staff, Beverly Ware, Picture Staff, Ann Leigh Tonkins, Feature Staffg Faye Owen, Picture Staff: Joyce Sowell, Circulation Staff, Shirley Moorfield, Picture Staff: Nona Morrison, Activities Staff, Janice Jenks, Martha B. Wingfield, Snapshot Editors. Cheerleaders - Meet Our CHEERLEADERS First Row: Carolyn Holland, Cheryl Bomar,Ann Leigh Tonkins, and Phyllis Toler. Second Row: Linda Clark, Co-Captaing Linda Fore, Co-Captaing Bonnie Mayberry. Mrs. Myrtle Fore is faculty sponsor. The W.C.H.S. Cheerleaders give afavorite cheer, Chug Chug -- CSlowJ G-E-N-E- R- A-L-S CMediumJ G-E-N-E-R-A-L-S fFastJ GENERALS Chugl Chugl Whoo! Whoo! Fight! 80 5eammafes-Monogram 1 E ' ' ' ' 4 MONOGRAM First Row: Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Sponsor, Franklin Reynolds, Reporter, Dabney Williams, Secretary, Wayne Holt, President, Nancy Markham, Vice President, Walter Bass, Treasurer, Mr. Aubrey Moon, Sponsor, Mr. Ed Kell, Sponsor. Second Row: Martha Wingfield, Linda Cyrus, Jo Ann Waller, Carolyn Elder, Jean Lusardi, Betty Jordan, Bonnie Mayberry, Robert Payne, Glenn Coates, Mike Lannon. Third Row: Linda Clark, Tim Connelly, Herbert Peak, Larry English, Carolyn Holland, -Linda Fore, Steve Elder, John Tonkins, Jimmy Peak, Claude Chapman. Fourth Row: Frank Carey, Wyatt Pruit, Jerry Foster, Drever Morton, Alvin Guthrie, Charles Scott, Randy Sowell, Carroll Rush. Fifth Row: Billy Moore, Booker Thurman, Marvin Dinwiddie, Don Mayberry. One of the activities of the Monogram Club is to sell drinks at the basketball games. Here Roger Fariss and Ray Maddox are getting ready for the half-time rush. SE6 W 81 Sa fy Patrol -Our Promoters of Safety-KU Q fnipgtl lp SAFETY PATROL First Row: Wayne Pillow, Sergeant, Jimmy Gilliam, Sergeant, Jerry Foster, Captain, Steve Harper, First Lieutenant, Francis Rlowles, Secretary, Martha Wingfield, Nora Eggleston, Haywood Belvin. Second Row: Butchwingfield, RudyJennings, Herbie Quillen, Frank Carey, LarryJennings, Gene Smith, Phyllis Carwille, Nona Morrison. Third Row: Eddie Owen, Lou Foster, James Scott, Daryle Etheridge, Neil Williams, Carroll Rush, Scotty Carwille, June Arrington, Carl Davis. Fourth Row: Mr. George Goodman, Sponsorg Eugene Irby, Billy Moore, Roger Fariss. The Safety Patrol supervises and members also assist in cafeteria, hall, carries out the orderly parking of auto- and bus duty. mobiles for school activities and pro- The KV G answers calls to fight fires motes safety practices at school. Patrol and cooperates to prevent them. KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN First Row: Roger King, Ralph May, Elroy Leonard, Charles Scott, Phillip Epperson, Floyd Treadway, Booker Thurman, J ohmmy Evans, Herbert Peak, Glenn Knott, Ray Clark, Haywood Belvin, H. T. Williams, James Enoch, Claude Chapman, Roger Fariss, Dale Poindexter, Dwight Taylor, Pete Coates, David Garrette, Wayne Bailey, Phillip Morris, Ray Maddox. Second Row: W. T. Foster, Jimmy Moseley, Mack Singleton, J. W. Kerr, Danny Carwile, Sonny Kerr, Reginald Almond, Tommy Smith, Max Power, Larry Ward, Jimmy Eades, John Peak, Danny DeJarnette, Cecil Rnakes, Hubert Epperson, Joe De- J arnetfe, Danny Crews, Warren Moon. B2 WE PRESENT... A Gzge fo ng Players f IN OUR Top 1ofh.ALBUM of scHooL RECORDS HIHZ mas' Soff5all5eam, Has Qoocl Season First Row: Linda Almond, Sandra Mason, YaVonne Stevens, Jo Ann Waller, Sylvia Henderson, Sherry Anthony, Joan Rigney. Second Row: Mrs. Elliott, Coach, Sybil Woosley, Sue Saunders, Nan Puckette, Maxine Sowell, Linda Ward, Gladys Pugh, Phyllis Toler, Nancy Markham, Manager. '59 SCHEDULE '60 William Campbell 39 Renan 9 William Campbell 9 Renan 7 M ,Qu fa, 4 1 H ,, ,, A ' 1 ' 'P W n it Nancy Markham, manager, shows two girls, I , ,., g R g -A Joan Rigney and Maxine Sowell, of the soft- ' , g m gif, ball team some points about softball. ll A L1 5-fig, sf g iw l , H, -1- mLg,1- if ooosoy 9 'ff YEMQW . -i -ffr ,:,,., - -1W,1'l ..a1.'1'f in 3 Y 1- f- -... V w r, , -' 84 Baseball Zeam Plays fin Cournaments Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm. Wm Wm. Wm. Wm Wm Wm. 1959 - BASEBALL TEAM - 1960 First Row: Edward Scott, Jerry Foster, Larry English, Frank Carey, Tim Connelly, Franklin Reynolds, Glenn Knott. Second Row: John Tonkins, Steve Elder, Walter Bass, Wyatt Pruitt, Robert Payne. Third Row: Herbert Peak, Billy Moore, Wayne Holt, Mr. Edward Kell, Coach. Team members not pictured: Buddy Booker, Tommy McDowell, Bobby Clark, Carrol Overstreet. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Brookville Halifax Co. Dan River Rustburg Altavista Rustburg Appomattox Altavista Halifax Co. Brookville Brosville Nelson Co. Appomattox In the tournament play off at Lynchburg Sta- dium, William Campbell lost to Nelson County High School with a score of 2 to 1. A U M, ,WH tv... ,. ,, , M M 1 ,, ala Sui fi: :Helga 3,1-21' Euawws W Q S 32's is an' ww za S ,li W 5 S 11 vi C '11 Batter Up! Herbert Peak and Larry English 85 get in practice. 'iii-un :In-iugfi f5....E-I If-T115- -'l'S ::r ..E Soccer Ceams Wins Championship . T Lsg. .71 YYY ::l,, 1,-1 4 , , V Y i X - 53111455 , V we 'LI l,,.,, 5 'ii 'f ix X--4 I,5?.f- ,. SOCCER TEAM First Row: Mike Lannon, Herbert Peak, Marvin Dinwiddie, Larry English KCo-Captainj, Walter Bass. Second Row: Wa neH lt qc -C t ' ' ' ' - y o o ap ainj, John Tomkins, Tim Connelly, Drever Morton. Third Row. Booker Thurman, Cecil Roakes, Don Mayberry. Fourth Row: Jimmy Peak, Mr. Aubrey Moon CCoachJ. Wm. Wm Wm Wm Wm Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell 1 Rustburg 11 Renan 11 Madison Hts. 3 Renan 2 Lynchburg Col- lege J V' s 3 W W W '60 - SCHEDULE - '61 m. Campbell 2 Rustburg 1 m. Campbell 1 Lynchburg Col- lege JV's 4 rn. Campbell 2 Rustburg 1 :minimum 1l T ulwmili n:pln :minus-1 EXEC num ' fm uu'T- lili l unuiQmnum ' l!ll tl!'.f'f3 ive-' ' i' A' li! E-ill DBS! BSI EQ E31 lm il li il I1 E E 15.4 First Row: Glenn Coates, David Garrette, Ray Guthrie, Willie Morton, Ronnie Lovelace, Ray Clark, Franklin Reynolds. Second Row: Randy Sowell, Floyd Treadway, Gary Colbert, Jimmy Eades. Third Row: Robert Payne, Dwight Taylor, Roger King. 3.H.A. Volleyball Plays Un 5ournamenf FHA VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row: Jean Childress, Joan Rigney, Nancy Markham, Linda Cyrus, Sandra Mason, Jo Ann Waller. Second Row: Mrs. Christine Crabtree, Sponsorg Gerry Winston, Maxine Donald, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Coach, Nan Puckette, Jean Clay, Betty Clay, Mrs. Lucille Riegel, Sponsor. The only game played by the vo 1 1 e yb all team was the to u rn am e nt game in which William Campbell lost to Rustburg. Nancy Markham serves the ball while J oa.n Rigney looks on. 87 Qirls-Out 5eams Have l - my 3 ggi, , H H. H 'Www N N N , . , , Z W W 1 - mug V 1 :: ' 1: w.. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Maxine Sowell, Joan Rigney, Patsy Coates, Mary Lee Marshall, Linda Cyrus, CCo-Captainh, Linda Almond, Sue Saunders. Second Row: Joyce Lovelace fManagerJ, Sandra Mason, Joyce Sowell, Jo Ann Waller, Nancy Markham 1CaptainJ, Nan Puckette, Dabney Williams, Becky Martin, Jean Lusardi, Mrs. Elliott KCoachJ, Betty Dare Jordan. fScorekeeperJ. Members of the girls' basketball team practice shots before game. 88 Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm Wm. Wm Wm Wm Wm. Wm. 1960 - SCHEDULE - 1961 Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Gretna Rustburg Bro sville Altavista Brookville Gretna Amherst New London Whitmell Amherst Altavista Brookville Rustburg Our Support'Boys ,..,.,4.. A.. ,, , H-:-L N. l.M ., ' fia ' 9 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Jesse Dunnaway, Herbert Peak, Walter Bass, John Tonkins CCo-Captainl, Billy Moore, Tim Connelly, Drever Morton. Second Row: Wyatt Pruitt fAlternate Captainj, Wayne Holt fCo-Captainj, Jimmy Peak, Larry English, Robert Payne, Mr. Moon fCoachJ. Third Row: A. J. Neighbors, Claude Chapman, Ronnie Lovelace fManagersD. GENERALS WIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT AND DISTRICT IV CROWN - SCHEDULE - 1961 64 Gretna 39 Rustburg 64 Brosville 44 . Altavista 43 Brookville 57 Appomattox 64 Brookville 56 Gretna 55 Amherst 43 New London 63 Nelson County 59 Appomattox 56 Whitme ll 68 Amherst 51 Altavista 39 Brookville 52 Nelson County 3 8 Rustburg DISTRICT IV TOURNAMENT 1960 -Wm Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm Campbell Wm. Campbell Wm Campbell 4 8 Dan Rive r 45 Altavista 39 Brookville 24 28 37 32 34 38 62 45 42 42 34 22 24 39 39 32 38 40 Wayne Holt, Wyatt Pruitt, Mr. Moon and John Tonkins admire the trophy which the team won at the Campbell County Tournament. 41 30 38 89 Boys-Qunior Varsity Records-Qirls Ades- Wm. Wm Wm Wm. Wm. Wm. Wm. Wm. First Row: Mike Lannon, Sammy Holt, Gary Colbert, David Garrette, Pete Hamlette, Addison Elder Second Row: Phillip Epperson, Don Mayberry, Cecil Roakes, Ray Clark, Dwight Taylor, L. H. Williams Third Row: Tommy Mason, Manager, Wayne Poe, Floyd Treadway. C ampb ell Campbell Campbell Campbell C ampb ell Campbell Campbell Campbell '60 - SCHEDULE - '61 Rustburg 36 Wm Renan 7 8 Wm Gretna 29 Wm Altavista 34 Wm Renan 61 Wm. Gretna 29 Wm Halifax County 29 Wm Altavista 26 Wm. Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell 27 28 32 42 53 48 56 55 Appomatox Rus tbur g Randolph- Henry Nelson County Appom atox Halifax County Randolph- Henry Nelson- County First Row: Frances Phillips, Beverly Mayberry. Second Row: Barbara Connelly, Sybil Woosley, Carol Ann Holt, Andrea Peak, Marguerite Elder, Sandra Mason Know on varsity teaml. Third Row: Patricia Green, Diane Williams, Laura Jackson, Linda Clay, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Coach, Sybil Fariss, YaVonne Stevens, Sherry Anthony. Not Pictured: Carol Anderson, Virginia Colbert. '60 - SCHEDULE - '61 Wm. Campbell 37 Altavista 23 Wm. Campbell 14 Altavista 10 90 5racQ-Qther Records 911 Sport-Awards TRACK TEAM First Row: James Owen, Larry English, Mike Lannon, John Tonkins, Marvin Dinwidclie. Second Row: Larry Ward, Alvin Guthrie, Walter Bass, Claude Chapman, Carroll Rush. Third Row: Randy Sowell, Wayne Holt, Billy Moore. 1959-1960 Basketball Awards Are Made At Banquet First Row: Wayne Holt, most valuable, Buddy Booker, best free shot, William Saunders, best defense, Tommy McDowell, best play maker, Jimmy Peak, most improved. Second Row: Mrs. Evelyn Elliott, Coach, Barbara Elliott, mostimprovedg Nancy Markham, most valuable, Mr. Aubrey Moon, Coach, Mr. Ed Kell, Coach. 91 Our 5eams Q0 Qnfo Action The 8th. grade boys' basketball teams wait for the starting whistle to begin the game between their two Phys. Ed. classes. Mr. Moon awards soccer awards in assembly to the members of the Championship Soccer Team. E John Tonkins attempts a foul shot in the first game of the season which was with Gretna. TOP 1Gth.ALBUM of SCHGOL RECORDS Q, mf f'f'f1'I lhfn Seniors-Honor Awards Q0 SENIOR HONORS First Row: Linda Fore, Anne Organ, Juanita Wright, Jerry Foster. Second Row: Carolyn Holland, Joan Clements, Naomi Montgomery, Nancy Suddith, Barbara Isaacs, Steve Elder. Third Row: Linda Clark, Betty Dare Jordan, Franklin Reynolds. Not Pictured: Barbara Roark, Joyce Lovelace, Eleanor Toler. These members of the Senior Class have maintained an average in the 90's during the September 1957 'to February 1961 school period. 1960 - Honor graduates - 1961 Valedictorian - Nancy Suddith Salutatorian - Linda Fore Historian - Juanita Wright 94 50 WC. Students-Class of '61 N gm M um ,wwxx EQn1T ? A H ' 4 4- 'C -1 .4 1' gl - - . -,Z X 1 A A A 1 W A 51 f , wg F A Q A ml b i 95315 4 ' 'Y w h T J l ,. wg - STEVE ELDER WINS MATH AWARD NANCY SUDDITH IS MERIT SEMI-FINALIST Mrs. Marshall presents the award to Steve Elder for NHUCY Suddith Fe C 9 ive S C011gI'afU1ati0nS from MI'- being 3, first ranking Student in the cgmpetitive ex- Strickler upon being a winner in the Merit Scholarship amination in mathematics given by the Mathematics Semifinal GX?-min3'ti0H Association of America. , HQ gt, is fl BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Steve Elder, John Tomkins, Linda Fore, Joyce Lovelace. burg and Radford College in Radford. The SCA, Naruna On July 10-16 these members of the Junior Class were Ruritan Club, Brookneal Lions Club and Brookneal delegates to Boys' and Girls' State at V.P.I. inBlacks- Woman's Club sponsored them. 95 garmi Show-We Feature A Shirley Mooreiield, lstg Patty Tollar, 5th, Vickie Roark, 3rd, Betty Jane Rowles, lst, Beverly Joy, 5th, Jo Ann Bomar, lstg Carol Mason, 4thg Faye Owen, 2ndg Cheryl Bomar, lst, Linda Fore, lstg Frieda Owen, 3rdg Carolyn Elder, 2ndg Nan Puckette, 2nd, On October 14-15 members of the William pated in the annual 14 County Farm Show at Campbell FHA, FFA, and 4-H Clubs partici- Lynchburg Municipal Stadium. ll is ,tt W. H H H H 2: W H ,,,k. ,V ,, W is ,Q uolyy Carl Davis exhibits his prize bull at the These girls also participated in the Farm Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond. He Show. They are Martha Belle Wingfield, 3rdg won sixth place, Joan Bailey, 4th, and Patsy DeJarnette, 5th. 96 Winning Cast - Dramatics Zn .leg 2 ' it A-T gf ' E.. SENIOR PLAY CAST - THE PROFESSOR PROPOSES Mrs. Mary Maddox, Director, Joan Clements, Mildredg Kennyg Jimmy Peak, Artie Lewis, Nancy Suddith, Miss Dale Poindexter, Bob Flint, Franklin Reynolds, Pro- Martha, Kay Hutcherson, Geraldine Flint, Betty Dare fessor McKennyg Herbert Peak, Bert Cornellg Linda Jordan,.Betty Todd, Carolyn Holland, Belle Hadley, Fore, Emily Gilmore, Mary Wayne Rosser, Rnse Mc- Linda Clark, Student Director 1 Y ,,, DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY - A CHRISTMAS STAR FOR OLGA Members of the Dramatics Club under the direction of Mary Lee Marshall, Mefleng Linda Clark, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Mary Maddox presented a Christmas play en- Linda Yount, Olga, Patsy McDowell, Gorkg Bonnie May- titled A Christmas Star For Olga on December 22, berry, Mrs. Patterson. ' 1960. The Cast: Margaret Carver, Mrs. Sommes, 4 97 Students Zane Part gn gorensic M- .vi .- L Gif 1959 - FORENSIC TEAM - 1960 Mrs. Billy Fenimore, Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Maddox, Sponsorg Booker Thurman, Phyllis Carwile, Linda Fore, Mr. Howard Hansen, Sponsor. Our school entered the forensic contests J0hn Lannon, BettyJo Wingfield, LindaBomar, sponsored by the Virginia High School League: Jimmy Evans, Billy Fore, Charles Toler, debating, drama, spelling, creative writing, Rodney Clifton, Jimmie. Donald, Anne Johns- and yearbook. In addition to those pictured t0n, Polly McDowell, above other participants were as follows: 5eacHers Eine Part 911 Assembly Mr. Sizemore and Mrs. Guthrie present a humorous skit for assembly. Mrs. Yount, Mr. Booth, and Mr. Hansen take part in student-teacher panel discussing problems confronting teen-agers today. 98 A 1960 Hig might-Snowball-December 22 The student body by popular vote elected a King and Queen of The Snowball from the Senior Class and a Prince and Prin- cess from the Junior Class. The gymnasium was decorated as Christmas Island , the theme for the Snowball. Linda Fore CQueenl, John Tonkins fKingl, Sue Saunders fPrincessJ, Tim Connelly CPrinceJ. ghe Quinfones Play got the Dance ---- Refreshment time- -Nancy Gail Holt and Margaret The Quintones from Lynchburg, Virginia. Carver preside at the punch bowl. Y , 413, rms W T SJ' Vi . uv- . Jimmy Peak and his sister, Andrea Jean, dance to Jingle Bells. 99 May Court-Memdoragle Highlights BETSY JOHNSTON - MAY QUEEN 1959-May Day-1960 May Day was May 6, 1960, at William Camp bell. Jimmy Evans, SCA President, crowne Betsy Johnston as Que en. Joan Bagby was Mai of Honor. Each Physical Education Class pre sented a dance representing different coun tries in keeping with the theme Tourin Other Lands. , im? 'Om f 1 MAY COURT First Row: Carol Ann Holt, Ann Leigh Tonkins. Second Row: Diane Williams, Joyce Mitchell. Third Row: Dorothy Eggleston, Ellen Wathall. FourthRow: Jane Adams, Linda Cyrus. Fifth Row: .Barbara Elliott, Joan Bagby, Maid of Honor, Cynthia Elliott, Crown Bearer, La Vern Guthrie. Sixth Row: Jimmy Evans, SCA Presidentg Betsy Joimston, Queen. got 55a Record-Prom L5 'E 1: M If Q J fi as J it igzi i ggil' 4 ' f JUNIOR-SENIOR PROMENADE t 'i , ' , in ,,N The Junior Class secretly voted for the 5 Y J I t rom Court before the night of the Junior- enior Prom. The Seniors who were crown- d Queen and King were Joan Bagby and Buddy oker. The Junior Class Princess and Prince ere Linda Fore and Wayne Holt. The theme for the Junior-Senior Prom was J B 'm ose Lane aroundwhichdecorations were entered. Orchestra music was provided. 5 Joan Bagby, Buddy Booker, Linda Fore, Wayne Holt unior-Senior Prom-April 22, 1960 Senior SCHOOL GYMNASIUM nyvl iq 11 gmxxwirrll V W MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATTRACTIVE Joyce Lovelace - Steve Elder Linda Fore - Booker Thurman we r ee L MOST DIGNIFIED Nancy Suddith - Franklin Reynolds Senio MOST co-OPERATIVE 1oz WITTIEST Betty Dare Jordan - Jimmy Peak Nan Puckette - Robert Payne 1 MOST STUDIOUS Juanita Wright - Neal Williams Superlatives V ? I . 1 BEST ALL AROUND Mary Wayne Rosser - John Tonkins .ww 22145551 ,, ,1 1, iw Q V FRIENDLIEST Linda Clark - Wyatt Pruitt MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Markham - Wayne Holt MOST POPULAR Carolyn Holland - Glenn Coates Heaturing-Popularity Contestants - mag fr lea Ill li BAZAAR - POPULARITY CONTESTANTS - NOVEMBER 11, 1960 First Row: Betty Gray Barksdale, Judy Epperson, Patsy DeJarnette, Queeng Ann Davis, Princess, Claudia Bennett, Brenda Hill, Vickie Roark. Second Row: Linda Ward, Scotty Carwile, Carol Arm Holt, June Arrington, Martha Belle Wingfield, Mary Wayne Rosser, Sylvia Henderson, Diane Williams. Not Pictured: Carolyn Clark. oung Hom em alters Living happily together in the family -Vs .ji 's.w R The Young Homemakers is an organization sponsored by the Homemaking Department of our school with an enrollment of 22 members. A banquet scene. 1 O4 Homecoming Qame is Dec. 17 Wayne Holt Linda Fore Homecoming King Homecoming Queen Llnda Clark J1mmy Peak Larry Enghsh , , Nancy Markham 1133 M H 1 c no on c L c c The whistle blows and Homecoming Game is under- Homecoming Dance takes place in the cafeteria way. following the game. V A V - 105 Around Gut School l CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Pauline Hamlette, Mrs. Annie. Gu th ri e , Mrs. Annie Gilliland, Mrs. Blanche Pillow. CAFETERIA SCENE wg .4.4 f The students upstairs in fourth period class eat during first lunch periodg the grade students, secondg the downstairs students, third. Hassie Poe--Our Maid 106 u KELLI ng - V zv?3-Jw, n i 5 A Q77 .., ! , 1 A l 1, aumnsemanxs Q A i W 1 A Y , , I v .. , STUDENTS WHO SOLD ADS First Row: Janice Jenks, Nona Morrison, Martha Belle Wingfield, Mary Wayne Rosser, Beverly Joy, Anne Organ. Second Row: Freida Owen, Rebecca Martin, Linda Clark, Larry English, Herbert Peak, RobertaAndrews. Third Row: Betty Gray Barksdale, Ellen Wathall, Linda Cyrus, Ann Leigh Tonkins, Carolyn Holland, Linda Fore, JoAnn Bomar. Fourth Row: Jean Lusardi, Booker Thurman, Dale Poindexter, Frank Carey. Fifth Row: Wyatt Pruitt, John Tonkins, Wayne Holt. ' BROOKNEAL REAMS FURNITURE CO., INC. 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VI 5 2522 Lynchburg, Virginia Holt's Market DR 6 4711 Brookneal, Virginia Guthrie's,Hardware DR 6 3835 Brookneal, Virginia Brookneal Cleaners DR 6 4185 Brookneal, Virginia, Western Auto DR 6 5065 Brookneal, Virginia Lunsford Farm Supply DR 6 3525 Brookneal, Virginia Seven Island Service Station DR 6 5341 Brookneal, Virginia Southern States Cooperative DR 6 3435 Brookneal, Virginia Dalton's Restaurant DR 6 7625 Brookneal, Virginia Lawhorne Radio Xi T.V. DR 6 5055 Brookneal, Virginia Virginia Bottled Gas Ki Appliance Co. DR 6 5575 Brookneal, Virginia Britton's Esso DR 6 5945 ,Brookneal, Virginia Brookneal Beauty Shop DR 6 5851 Brookneal, Virginia Bottled Gas Co. DR 6 5075 Brookneal, Virginia Mays DR 6 4421 Brookneal, Virginia Violet's Beauty Shop ED 2 4894 Rustburg, Virginia Altavista Men's Shop . FO 9 5310 Altavista, Virginia C. R. Burnette ED 2 4241 Rustburg, Virginia Miles Bros. Farm Supply, Inc. ED 2-4582 Rustburg, Virginia Rustburg Auto Service ED 2-4451 ' Rustburg, Virginia I27 THEY BOUGHT AN AD FROM US THIS HELPED TO MAKE OUR ANNUAL Canada Produce Co. VI 5 3483 Brookneal Cafe Dr. Richard Fisher DR 6 4031 John P. Hughes Motor Co., Inc. VI 5-4511 W. E. Pollok AT 3 2433 Guthrie's Corner Grocery DR 6 3600 Paul Farmer, Gulf Distributor FO 9 5311 Dogwood Beauty Salon FO 9 5284 First National Bank FO 9 4734 Chef's Drive In F0 9 5590 T. L. Mason DR 6 4538 Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. VI 5 0666 Nehi Bottling Co. VI 7-4191 Markham's ED 2-4061 POSSIBLE Lynchburg, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Gladys, Virginia Brookneal, Virginia Altavista, Virginia Altavista, Virginia Altavista, Virginia Altavista, Virginia Naruna, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Gladys, Virginia if Shown are the winners in the F.H.A. Initiation. They are Phyllis Hawkins, 3rd.g Carolyn Hamlett, 2nd.g and Patsy De Jarnette, lst. . 1 .I I In ww, . 551. 1 4 . 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