William King High School - Midget Yearbook (Abingdon, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

I 0 ■A 99[aA . J ?ct 'M( M- y iSl4 04 SUA cZAm k cCl4Al ' Cc€ ZLy c:z ! , Si 4 SUaJ n TfJ A ml t At)£Mi J yt Ae a -4 Ac yClMlC Ul. — ■ f u W QMaOrd i r , X4 A i iyyi 2jno ouLuL CAyf -‘'A j Me A MAt M X i-, if ijj TftccC et Published by The Students of William King High School Abingdon, Va. oncciMyid The annual staff of 1955 presents to you, the student body this volume of the Midget with the sincere wish that it may preserve for you the friendly faces , the bright moments and the happy times which made 1955 memorable. Left to right: Don Clark, Business Manager; Bill Kirkland, Editor; Mr. Dale H. Holmes, Sponsor. 2 ecUcdtcott When we consider the many things he has done for us and the school, there seems to be no words we can say that will ex¬ press our gratefulness. He has given unselfishly and patiently of his time and energy as a teacher, counselor, and friend. In appreciation of this, and the numerous other things he has done for us , we dedicate this annual to the one man who really de- serves it - Mr. Dale Holmes . 4cUHCHC tn tc ut MR. CURTIS L. RAMSEY A. B. William and Mary College M. A. William and Mary College Principal MR. EVERETTE B. STANLEY A. B. Emory And Henry College M.A. George Peabody College Superintendent of the Washington County Schools THE CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Claude K. Kirkland Mr. Albert C. Smeltzer Mrs. Robert Stiles 4 MR. JAMES H. AMBURGEY B. E., Emory and Henry Fifth Grade Head Teacher, Elementary Department MR. PAUL L. ARRINGTON B.S., Concord College Band MRS. HORACE N. BARKER B.E., Emory and Henry Fourth Grade MRS. MARY S. BLEVINS Carson Newman College Fifth Grade MISS EULA BOOTH B.A., Radford College English and Social Studies MRS. JEAN BROWNING B.A., Berea College Science and Physical Education 5 MISS EDNA BUTT B.S., Radford College Mathematics MISS LUCIE COOPER B.A., Emory and Henry Distributive Education MR. JOEL COUCH B.A., Emory and Henry Spanish, Mathematics, Science MR. GENE CROOKSHANK B.S., Concord College Coach, Social Studies, Physical Education MR. HARRY D. DENTON B.S., Emory and Henry Mechanical Arts, Science, Driver Training MISS ETHEL DYER Radford College Sixth Grade 6 MRS. VIRGINIA R. FLANAGAN B.S., Radford College Seventh Grade MRS. AILEEN GREER B.S., Berea College Commercial MRS. JEANNETTE C. HARGROVES B.S., M.S. University of Tennessee Home Economics MISS LUCILLE HAYTER Radford College Seventh Grade MR. DALE H. HOLMES B.S., Emory and Henry Mathematics and Science MRS. BEATRICE JERRUE B.A., Morehead College Social Studies and English ♦ 7 MISS HELEN LAZARIDES B.A., M.A., Columbia University Bible MR. KENNETH G. MATHEWS B.S., University of Virginia Coach, Physical Education, Science MRS. W. S. MILLER Radford College Sixth Grade MISS ELIZABETH PIPPIN B.S., Florida Southern College Chorus, Elementary Music MRS. EVELYN RHUDY B.S., Longwood College Seventh Grade MISS MARION STAFFORD B.A., Emory and Henry Librarian 8 MRS. BUENA STANLEY Peabody College Fifth Grade MISS LOIS WILEY B.A., University of Mississippi Latin and English MRS. VIRGINIA K. WITHERSPOON B.A., Emory and Henry English and Guidance Not Pictured MRS. ELEANOR RIDDLE Sixth Grade 9 Stude«tt STANDING left to right: Mr. C. L. Ramsey, Advisor; Ruth Denton, Vice President and Virginia State S. C. A. President; Malissa Miller, Secretary; Jerry Booth, President; Ed Legard, Treasurer; Joe Stanley, Sergeant-At-Arms; Mr. Kenneth Mathews, Sponsor. SEATED: George Smeltzer,DonBradley, Betty Kreger, Wendell Boggs, Barbara Booher, Gary Neal, Joyce Hayter, Frank White, Bill Kirkland, Jimmy Barnette, Raymond Miller, Peggy Hagy, Sandra Coomes, Jane Roseberry, Carolyn Galliher, David Anderson, Martha Shortridge, Anne Sanders, Gale Wallace, Jane Miller. The Student Council of Wil¬ liam King represents the governing body of the school. The objectives of the S.C.A. are: 1. Promote co-operation between faculty and stu¬ dents . 2. Be an active and self- supporting association. 3. Establish in each student high stand ards of honesty and citizenship. Itisan organization composed of the presidents of the various clubs of the high school and an elected representative from each homeroom. 10 I 12 Left to right: Anne Sullivan, Treasurer; Shirley Repass, Secretary; Kenneth Fleenor, Vice President; Peggy Hagy, President. 13 RONALD EUGENE BALL MARTHA OMEGA BLACKWELL JEROLD CLARK BOOTH GERALD GENE BOWMAN BETTY GRANT BRADLEY LARRY WALLACE BRADLEY 14 ADRIENNE CARRUTH BROWNLOW SAMUEL LEWIS CAMPBELL DONALD FRANKLIN CLARK FRANCES EVELYN CLARK JOHN KELLY CLARK TOMMY MURREL COLLEY WILLIAM LOWRY COLLEY JAMES BRINE COX 15 MARIEDA FAYE CRABTREE JEAN MITCHELL CRAIG KENNETH MIKE FLEENOR BETTY HIBBS GALLIHER PEGGY JOYCE HAGY VICKI FAYE HARRIS I 16 JAY BILL HAYTER ROSE JOYCE HAYTER SCOTT PRESTON JOHNSON MARION CAROL KEISTER WILLIAM CARLTON KIRKLAND HARVEY KLETKA STUART BURTURE LARKEY JENNY LOUISA LEE 17 JUNE GILPIN MARTIN JOSIE BARRETT PARKER SHIRLEY JEAN REPASS MABEL CLEMETINE RICHARDSON EMMA LOU ROBINSON EVELYN SUE SANDERS MARTHA JEAN SHORTRIDGE WANDA KATHALEEN STALL ARD 18 BETTY LOU STOUT ELIZABETH ANNE SULLIVAN SHIRLEY ANNE SUTHERLAND NANCY CAROL SWEET FRANK HOPE WHITE JAMES MILTON WHITE JANE LAWSON WHITE JERRY DONALD WHITEAKER 19 RONNIE BALL Ronnie Football 4 , 5 ; Chorus 4; Senior Play. MARTHA BLACKWELL Martha Transferred from Glade Springs 3; Glee Club 4,5. WENDELL BOGGS Windex Transferred from Wise 1; Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 ,5 , Stu- dent Council 3,5; Key Club 3,4,5; President of Sophomore Class 3; Chorus 4; Boys State 4. BARBARA BOOHER Babs F.H.A. 1; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Chaplin 3; District Conference 5; Glee Club 4,5; Band 1.2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . Treasurer 2, Business Manager 3, Queen 4, President 5; Basketball2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ;Civinette Club 4,5; Reporter 5; Mirror Staff 5; Senior Play; S.C.A. 5; District Convention 5; $100 Club. JERRY BOOTH Hump Band 2; Football 3 , 4 , 5 , Co-Captain 5; Basketball 3 4 5 . Baseball 3 ,4 ,5 ; Student Council 3, Presi¬ dent 5; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Key Club Con¬ vention 3, Lt. Governor of Capital District 4; Junior Play; Beta Club 4, Treasurer 5, Beta Club Convention 4. MICKEY BOWMAN Mick Football 2 ,3 ,4 ,5 , Co-captain 5; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4 , 5 ; Basketball 4,5 ; Track 4; Key Club 3,4,5, Sgt. at Arms 4; chorus 4, Vice President 4; Senior Play; Boys State 4; Student Council 4. BETTY BRADLEY Bets Band 1,2 ,3 ,4 , Sgt. atArms4, All-State 2,3; Basket¬ ball Mgr. .3 , 4 , 5 ; Beta Club 4,5; Civinette 3,4,5; Library Club 1,2, 4, 5, Secretary -Treasurer 2, President 4,5; Mirror Staff 4,5; Student Council 5; Junior Play; Senior Play; $100 Club; Regional Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest 4; Forensic Contest 3,4,5; Winner Girl's Prose Reading 4. LARRY BRADLEY Romeo Football 4,5 ; Track 4,5 ; Key Club 4,5; Library Club 3,5; Senior Play. ADRIENNE BROWNLOW Adie Civinette Club 4,5; Beta Club 4,5; Mirror Staff 4; Science Club 4; Tri Hi Y 5; Chorus 3,4; Library Club 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer 4; Junior Play, SAMMY CAMPBELL Sambo Library Club 2; Key Club 3,4,5, Vice President 5, Key Club Convention 4,5; Beta Clui) 4,5; Science Club'4, , Treasurer 4,5; Football 4, Mgr. 5 ; Junior Play; $100 Club; D.E Club 5, District Convention 5, Area Con¬ ve ntions, State Convention 5, National Convention 5, Speech Contest Winner, District, Area, State Con¬ ventions. DON CLARK Duck Science Club 4,5; Football 3, 4 , 5 ; Basketball 3,4; Key Club 3,4,5; Annual Staff 4,5; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Business Mgr., Junior Play. FRANCES CLARK Frankie Tri Hi Y 1,2,5; District Conference; Miss William King 1; Cheerleader 4,5 , Co-captain 5; Civinette Club 4,5; Glee Club 1; Junior Play; Senior Play. JOHN CLARK Sleepy Junior Play; D.E. Club 5, Treasurer 5, Area and District Convention; Senior Play, TOMMY COLLEY Tonqbo Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 4,5; Archery Club 4; Baseball 4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 5; Senior Play; All-State Band 2. BILLY COOLEY Billy Key Club 3,4,5; Science Club 4,5; Football 4; Base¬ ball 4. JAMES COX Jim Baseball 4 ; D.E. Club 5, Vice President 5; District Convention, Area Convention. MARIEDA CRABTREE Marieda Transferred from Lynn View High School, Kingsport, Tennessee 3; Tri Hi Y 3,4,5; F.H.A. 3; Chorus 3; Civinette Club 4,5; Science Club 5; $100 Club 5; 20 Junior Play; Library Club 3; Mirror 5. JEAN CRAIG Mitch Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, President 5, Model General Assembly 3; Civinette Club 3,4,5, Vice President 4, Secretary 5; Cheer¬ leader 3,4,5 , Co-captain 4, Captain 5; Glee Club 4, 5; $100 Club. KENNETH FLEENOR Ken Band l ,2 ,-3 ,4 ,5 . President 2; Key Club 3,4,5; Beta Club 4,5; Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 2; Science Club 4,5, Vice President 5; Senior Club. BETTY GALLIHER Betty Library Club 1, Reporter 1; F.H. A, 1,2, Camp 1; Basketball 3 , 4 ; Glee Club 5; Tri Hi Y 5; Civinette Club 4,5. CAROLYN GALLIHER Carolyn Band 1,2; Basketball 2, 3,4, 5, Captain 5; Tri Hi Y 1, 2. 3.4. 5, President 5; Civinette Club 3,4,5; Mirror Staff 4, Assistant Business Mgr.; Annual Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4,5; Library Club 1,2, President 2; Beta Club 5; D.E. Club 5; Softball 4; Vice President of the Junior Class. EVELYN HELTON HAGY Evelyn Softba 11 4 ; F.H.A. 4,5, Parliamentarian 5; Junior Play; Civinette 5; Attended S.W.S. Meeting 4,5. PEGGY HAGY Peg Civinette Club 3,4,5, Treasurer 4; Student Council 3.4.5, Vice President 4, Holston District, Vice Chair- man4; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2; Library Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 2; D.E. Club 4; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Presi¬ dent 3, Model General Assembly 3, Secretary 4, Vice Pres. 5; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Co-captain 5; Home¬ coming Court 3; President of Senior Class; Dollar Day Book Club. VICKIE HARRIS Hips Softball 4; F.H.A. 1; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4,5; Library Club 1; Band, Majorette 1,2, 3,4, 5, Reporter 4, Secretary 5; Civinette 3,4,5; Mirror Staff 5, Head Typist 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5, Key Club Reporter 5; Home¬ coming Court 5. J. B. HAYTER J.B. Band 2; Beta Club 4,5; Science Club 4,5; Junior Play Senior Play. JOYCE HAYTER Boots TriHi Y 1,2,5, Secretary 2; F.H.A. 1; Civinett e 3,4, 5; Band 1,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 . Treasurer 3, Majorette 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Head Majorette 4,5; Beta Club 4,5, President 5, Beta Club Convention 4,5; Mirror Staff 4,5; Assistant Editor 4 , Editor 5; Annual Staff 4,5; Glee Club 4; Junior Play; Secretary of Junior Class; Student Council 5, Student Council District Convention 5; Miss Wil¬ liam King 5; Homecoming Court 5; Senior Play; $100 Club. SCOTT JOHNSON Scotty D.E. Club 5, Area Convention, District Convention. CAROL KEISTER Keisy Transferred from Appalachia 3; Tri Hi Y 3,4; Civinette Club 3,4, Treasurer 5; Junior Play. BILL KIRKLAND Wild Bill Football 2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ; Baseball 3 ; Key Club 3,4,5; Sgt. at Arms 5; Basketball 4; Track 4,5 ; Student Council 4,5; Science Club 4,5; President of Junior Class; Alternate to Boy's State 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4,5, Assistant Editor 4, Editor 5; Senior Play; Voted outstanding blocker on the football team. HARVEY KLETKA Harve Transferred from Damascus 4. STUART LARKEY Bullmoose Transferred from Meadowview 5; D.E. Club 5, Area Convention 5, District Convention. JENNY LEE Jenny Library Club 1,2; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , Captain 4; Civinette 4,5; Chorus 4; Junior Play 4; Softball 4. JUNE MARTIN June Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4; Band 2,3,4 , Head Majorette 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Civinette Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. 21 I JOSIE BARRET PARKER Josie Library Club 1; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3.4, 5; Beta Club 4,5; CivinetteClub 4,5; Junior Play 4; Chorus 4,5; Mirror Staff 5. SHIRLEY REPASS Toots Beta Club 5; Civinette C lub 5; Mirror Staff 5, Associate Editor 5; Secretary of the Senior Class; Band -Majorette 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; $100 Club; Tri Hi Y 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 1; Winner of Future Homemaker of Tomorrow contest 5. MABEL RICHARDSON Mabel EMMA ROBINSON Emma Transferred from East Bank, W. Va. 4; Science Club 4, President 5; Civinette Club 5; Beta Club 5, Beta Club Convention 5; Tri Hi Y 4,5; Chorus 4. SUE SANDERS Sue Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3,4, 5; Home Ec. Club 1; Library Club 1,2; Civinette 3,4,5; Band -Majorette 1,2, 3, 4, 5, His¬ torian 5; Beta Club 4,5; Mirror Staff 4,5; $100 Club; Senior Play; Homecoming Court 5. MARTHA SHORTRIDGE Shorty Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 , Secretary 1,2, Student Director 4,5, All -State Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Glee Club 4,5; Secre¬ tary 2, Sec. Treas. 4; Student Council 3,5, Secre¬ tary 3; Library Club 2; Beta Club 4,5, Secretary 5; Civinette Club 3,4,5, Secretary 4, President 5; Mirror Staff 4,5; $100 Club Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 , Mgr. 4 , Co-Captain 5; Softball 4; Senior Play; D.A. R. Good Citizenship Award. WANDA STALLARD Wanda Beta Club 4,5, Beta Convention 5; Civinette Club 4, 5, Chaplin 5; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Reporter 4; Tri Hi Y 2,3,5; Library Club 1,3,5, Reporter 5; Glee Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; Basketball 4; Science Club 5; Mirror Staff 5; $100 Club. BETTY LOU STOUT Betty ANNE SULLIVAN Anne Library 1, President 1; F.H.A. 1; Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3,4, 5, Treasurer 3, District Conference 3; Chaplin 4,5; Civinette Club 3,4,5, Reporter 4, Vice President 5; Beta Club 4,5, Vice President 5, Secretary 4,5; Science Club 4,5; $100 Club; Treasurer of Class 4,5; Mirror Staff 4, 5, Business Mgr. 5; Girls State 4; D.A.R. U.S. History Award 4; American Legion Auxiliary Civics Award; Junior Play-Business Mgr. SHIRLEY SUTHERLAND Shirley Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,4, 5, Vice President 4, Song Leaders; TriHi Y 1,2,3,4,5; Band 1,2 ,3 ; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 4,5; Cheerleader 4,5 ; Civinette Club 4, 5; $100 Club. NANCY SWEET Nancy Tri Hi Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 5; Library Club 1,2,3; Civinette Club 5; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, 5; Basketball 2,3,5 . FRANK WHITE Frank Footballs, 5 , FootballMgr. 4 ; KeyClub 3,4,5; Presi¬ dents; Science Club 4,5, President 4, Vice President 5; Junior Play; Key Club Convention 3,5; Beta Club 4,5, Beta Club Convention 4; Student Council 5; Li¬ brary Club 1,2; Student Council District Convention 5. JIMMY WHITE Jimbo Library Club 2,3; Key Club 3,4,5, Lt. Governor 5; Beta Club 4,5; Science Club 4,5; Football Mgr. 5 ; Junior Play. -Stage Mgr. ; Senior Play; Key Club Convention. JANE WHITE Jane Band 1, 2 , 3 ,4 , 5 , Vice President 3,4, Ail -State Band 5; Chorus 4; Basketball 4,5 ; Softball 4, Captain; Civinette Club 4,5; Tri Hi Y 4,5; Science Club 5. JERRY WHITEAKER Worm Science Club 4,5; Senior Play. 22 cutco PICTURED ABOVE; left to right; Gale Wallace, President; Peggy Musser, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED, Cletis Stophel, Vice President Wilma Duty, Secretary. 23 Wayne Ball Charles Blevins George Bowman Peter Brown Anne Campbell Sandra Chambers David Clark Christine Clifton Don DeBusk Ruth Denton Wilma Duty Ronnie Francisco Gary Fricke Jack Glllenwater Jane Gotham Betty Ann Grant Tommy Hamilton Shirley Hinchey Mary Holmes Tom Hutton Madge Inscore Peggy Jones Joe Kinsley Jimmy Lawrence 24 Charles Maiden Jimmy McCall Marlene McCracken Peggy Musser Bob Pate Pauline Pierce Betty Roberts Sylvia Robinson Jane Roseberry Billie Jean Shores Janice Smith James Stallard Cletis Stophel Carol Totten Joan Troxell Gale Wallace Janet Wagner Sally Widener 25 26 SoSnO ftO lC Judy Anderson Kate Anderson Judith Atkins Shirley Bailey Joyce Boggs Gary Bolling Don Bradley Billy Brownlow Violet Burke Anita Carico Sara Clark Thersia Clark Billy Colley Bobby Colley Sandra Coomes James Crabtree Betty Crusenberry Billy Crane Joanne Debusk Billy Eskridge David Farris Betty Fields Bradley Fields Peggy Galliher Woody Grace Sharon Hinchey Ralph Hicks Wayne Hayter Daryel Hartman Barbara Harris Peggy Hagy Douglas Hagy Jane Haga Tommy Green Eddie Gray 28 Ronnie Jackson Hugh Kent Jack Lell Carl Lindstorm Tommy Meade Annie Maiden Malissa Miller Raymond Miller Roger Minnick R. D. Powers Nannie Reynolds Mary Repass Billy Roark Donald Roe Patty Rush Mary Rutledge Anne Sanders Nell Short Myrna Sheets Richard Smith Anne Stevens Sam Sullivan Gail Totten Earl Wallace Irvin Wells Bobby Wise JoAnn Wise 29 30 David Anderson Peter Anderson Velma Carr Norma Casey Isabella Clark Joan Cumbow Clark Frlcke Phebe Fullerton Andy Hargroves Freida Hearl Troy Johnson Linda Lee Ann Martin Jimmy Mitchel Mary Ann Authenreath Pasty Black Danny Childress Bessie Clark Betty Duncan Richard Fink Joan Greer Don Haley Albert Hill James Hill Ed Legard Peggy Marlowe 32 Chester Moore Edith Murray Tommie Jo Musick Betty Musick Johnny Musset Jacqueline Nance Mildred Orfield Fred Parks Roy Pierce Kenneth Price Johnny Rouse Lee Saul Carl Summerson Fred Sutherland Joyce Warren Peggy Widener 33 Gary Neal Eugene Odum Louise Parris Edsel Phelps Madeline Puckett Margaret Roseberry Kyle Skeen George Smeltzer Brenda Talbert Eleanor Wagner Hyler Williams James Wood Charlotte Adams Joseph Alfonso Douglas Arnold Jimmy Barnett Elizabeth Belisle Billy Bingham Buford Blackwell Terry Blevins Wanda Blevins Jimmy Bordwine Lee Bradley Everette Brown Landon Brown David Campbell Rufus Casey Doris Castle Barbara Clark Douglas Clark Mack Clifton George Colley Danny Counts Joyce Counts Pat Cox Glenda Crabtree Harry Crammer Jane Crigger Jerry Crigger Raymond Crosswhite Frances Dalton Mary Damron Jimmy Davidson Virgil Ferguson Barbara Fields Flannagan Terry 'riesland Dorothy Fulton Dicky Gardner Fred Garrett Eliza Jo Gray Phil Gray Wayne Hale Linda Harris James Heninger Carolyn Henley Margaret Henry Serita Herndon Micky Hines Dicky Hopkins Tony Hughes Garnetta Hurt Gene Inscore Jimmy James Annabelle Johnson Jimmy Johnson Jay Johnson Fred Johnston Betty Kreger Betty Lane Bobby Lawson Dorene Mabe Marie Mabe Olando Marchesi Jane Miller June Moore Walter Moore Nellie Murray Eddie Musick Wayne Musick George Neal Judy Neal 35 Lois Nichols Harry Odem Mary Osborne Joyce Parris Tommy Pierce Franklin Plummer Elaine Powers Jerry Raines Charles Rice Tommy Richardson Shirley Rosenbalm Luther Shelton Gay Snead Gloria Snead Herman Snead Joe Snead Betty Spiva Ann Stamper Joe Stanley Sandra Steele Bobby Stiles Juanita Stophel Mary Thompson Peggy Thompson Gloria Totten Steve Vankovitch Dale Warren Don Webster Sue Webster Kirke White Betty Wise Patsy Wood Lewis Woolwine Richard Wright 36 Band Beta C ivinette Distributive ETducation F.H.A. Key- Library Midget Science Student Coun¬ cil Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Totten, Peter Brown, Joyce Hayter, Peggy Galli- her. SECOND ROW: Brenda Talbert, Judy Anderson, Douglas Arnold, Bob Pate, Jacqueline Nance, Mary Virginia Dam¬ ron, Eliza Gray. NOT PICTURED: Betty Roberts. ABOVE: members of the staff at work. At the left: staff members drawing the page outlines. 38 Editor-in-chief . Joyce Hayter Associate Editor . Shirley Repass Assistant Editors . Ruth Denton Sandra Chambers Managing Editor . Barbara Booher Art Editor . Betty Anne Grant Assistant Art Editor . Eugene Odum Feature Editor . Betty Roberts Elementary School Reporter . Sue Sanders Club Reporter . Wanda Stallard Class Reporter . Josie Parker General News Reporter . . . Betty Bradley FIRST ROW, left to right : Sandra Chambers, Ruth Denton, and Betty Bradley. SECOND ROW; Betty Grant, Barbara Booher, Joyce Hayter, Shirley Repass, and Betty Roberts. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Greer, Eugene Odum, Wanda Stallard, Sue Sanders, and Miss Stafford. Business Manager . . Anne Sullivan Assistant Business Managers . Peter Brown R. D. Powers Circulation Manager . . . Tommy Colley Assistant Circulation Manager . Scottie Johnson Exchange Editor .... Martha Shortridge Head Typist. . . Vickie Harris Faculty Sponsors . . Mrs. Greer Miss Stafford FIRST ROW, left to right; Martha Shortridge, Vickie Harris, Anne Sullivan, Tommy Colley. SECOND ROW; Miss Stafford, Barbara Booher, Joyce Hayter, Shirley Repass, R. D. Powers, Peter Brown, Mrs. Greer. 39 FRONT ROW: Miss Marion Stafford, Sponsor; Landon Brown, Serita Herndon, Janie Crigger, Group Leaders; Jay Johnson, President; Mac Clifton, Secretary-Treasurer; Eliza Gray, Vice President; Jerry Crigger, Sergeant-At-Arms. OTHER MEMBERS: Joseph Alfonso, Douglas Arnold, Jimmy Barnett, Terry Blevins, Wanda Blevins, Landon Brown, David Campbell, Doris Castle, Barbara Clark, Danny Counts, Pat Cox, Glenda Crabtree, Janie Crigger, Frances Dalton, Dolores Flannagan, Dickey Gardner, Phil Gray, Wayne Hale, Carolyn Henley, Margaret Henry, Serita Herndon, Tony Hughes, Betty Hurt, Garnett Hurt, Jimmy James, Annabelle Johnson, Bobby Lawson, Dorine Mabe, Marie Mabe, Olanda Marchesi, Nellie Murry, Eddie Musick, George Neal, Judith Neal, Lois Nickels, Mary Osborne, Joyce Parris, Franklin Plummer, Jerry Raines, Charles Rice, Tommy Richardson, Shirley Rosenbalm, Betty Spiva, Gloria Snead, Joe Snead, Sandra Steele, Juanita Stophel, Peggy Thompson, Mary Lucy Thompson, Gloria Totten, Don Webster. e6ecc -‘ e«t to C FRONT ROW: Miss Marion Stafford, Sponsor; Larry Bradley, Sergeant-At-Arms; Don Bradley, Vice President; Malissa Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; Betty Bradley, President; Wanda Stallard, Reporter. OTHER MEMBERS: Violet Burke, Anita Carico, Danny Childress, Christine Clifton, Tommy Colley, Joan DeBusk, Wilma Duty, B.etty Fields, Ronnie Francisco, Clark Fricke, Phebe Fullerton, Peggy Galli- her. Woody Grace, Eddy Gray, Tommy Green, Joan Greer, Ralph Hicks, Jimmy Hill, Sharon Hinchey, Ronnie Jackson, Carl Lindstrom, Annie Laurie Maiden, Peggy Marlowe, Betty Musick, Tommie Jo Musick, Eugene Odum, Louise Parris, Edsel Phelps, R. D. Powers, Madeline Puckett, Sylvia Robinson, Jane Roseberry, Myrna Sheets, Kyle Skeen, Janice Smith, Gale Wallace, Joyce Warren, Bobby Wise. SEATED, left to right: Patti Rush, Treasurer; Sandra Coomes, President; Mallissa Miller, Vice President. FIRST ROW: Elaine Powers, Linda Lee, Anne Stevens, Sergeant- At-Arms; Mary Repass, Reporter; Mrs. Jean Browning, Jr. Sponsor; Barbara Harris, Chaplin; Brenda Talbert, Treas¬ urer; Jane Mi ller, Joanne DeBusk. SECOND ROW; Betty Kreger, Eleanor Wagner, Jackie Nancy, Lee Bradley, Mary Damron. THIRD ROW: Gloria Totten, Peggy Gal- liher, Phebe Fullerton, Mary Lucy Thompson, Sandra Steele. FOURTH ROW; Anne Sanders, Judy Anderson, Liza Gray, Doris Flannagan. 42 FRONT ROW; Ruth Denton, Secretary; Carol Totten, Sergeant-At-Arms; Joan Troxell, Treasurer; Anne Sulli¬ van, Chaplain; Peggy Hagy, Vice President; Carolyn Galliher, President, Left to right: Adrienne Brownlow, Jane White, Sally Widener, Jenny Lee, Betty Galliher, Josie Parker, Emma Robinson, Gale Wallace, Christine Clifton, Wanda Stallard, Nancy Sweet, Sylvia Robinson, Peggy Musser, Billie Shore, Jane Gotham, Sandra Cham¬ bers, Anne Campbell, Frances Clark, Joyce Hayter, Marieda Crabtree, Barbara Booher, Betty Grant, Vicki Harris, Jean Craig, Betty Roberts, Miss Edna Butt, Spon¬ sor; Sue Sanders. 43 a uiette ( Cccd FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Craig, secretary; Anne Sullivan, vice-president; Martha Shortridge, president; and Carol Keister, treasurer. SECOND ROW; Josie Parker, Betty Grant, Ann Campbell, Joan Troxell, Jane Gotham, Vickie Harris, Emma Robinson, Gale Wallace, and Dale H. Holmes, sponsor. THIRD ROW; Barbara Booher, Peggy Hagy, Nancy Sweet, Shirley Repass, Betty Bradley, Marieda Crabtree, Frances Clark, Wanda Stallard, Jane White, Jenny Lee, and Janice Smith. FOURTH ROW; Billie Jean Shores, Shirley Sutherland, Carolyn Galliher, Adrienne Brownlow, Peggy Musser, Sylvia Robinson, Sue Sanders, Evelyn Hagy, Sally Widener, Joyce Hayter, Sandra Chambers, Carol Totten, and Betty Roberts. W e stand for good citizenship in our homes, our school and our com¬ munity. We believe in the government of the United States, our state and city, and pledge ourselves at all times to be loyal citizens and respect the law. We believe that true friendship is the greatest asset any person can possess, and we pledge ourselves to be worthy of membership in Junior Civinette at all times. We believe that the success of any organization is dependent upon the efforts of its members and that the members in turn are benefited in proportion to their interest and efforts. Therefore we further pledge ourselves to support whole -heartedly the club's program and its ideals. 44 STANDING; Frank white. President; Mr. Volney Campbell, Kiwanis Club Advisor; Mr. Gene Crookshank. Sponsor SEATED, FIRST ROW: Bill Kirkland, Sergeant-At-Arms; Bob Pate, Secretary; Jimmy White, Lieutenant Governor of Capital District; Don Clark, Billy Colley, Daryel Hartman, Charles Maiden. SECOND ROW: Jerry Booth, Wayne Ball, Ronnie Francisco, Dick Smith, Kenneth Fleenor, Larry Bradley, Irvin Wells. THIRD ROW: Vicki Harris Club Sweetheart; Mickey Bowman, Wendell Boggs, Jimmy Lawrence. NOT PICTURED; Sammy Campbell, Vice Presi¬ dent; Cletis Stophel, Treasurer. Members of the club delivering Christmas baskets, which was one of the club’s projects. 45 S- FRONT TO BACK, left to right: Janet Wagner, President; Marlene McCracken, Secretary; Tommy Hamilton, Peggy Hagy,Cletis Stophel, Scottie Johnson, Dixie Summerson, John Clark, Treasurer- Stuart Larkey, Mary Holmes, Joe Kinsley, Jimmy McCall, Sammy Campbell, Miss Lucy Cooper, Sponsor- Carolyn Galliher. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Cox, Vice President; David Clark, Shirley Hinchey D. E. Club exhibit at Tobacco Festival. Meeting of club. 46 4. FRONT ROW, left to right: Thresia Clark, Betty Crusenberry. Treasurer; Joyce Boggs, Anita Carico porter; Jane Roseberry, President; Shirley Sutherland, Nancy Sweet, Vice President; Evelyn Hagy’ ’• SECOND ROW: Peggy Marlowe, Madeline Puckett, Peggy Ha . Kate Anderson Nannie Reynolds Betty Musick, Joan Greer. Sarah Clark, Sandra Steele. Margaret Ros erry Joanne Wise, Sharon Hinchey. THIRD ROW: Serita Herndon, Shirley Bailey, Violet Burke Mabel Richardson, Myrna Sheets, Peggy Jones, Anne Campbell, Anne Stamper. Charlotte Adams Mrs Jean- nette Hargroves. Sponsor FOURTH ROW: June Moore. Wanda Blevins. Delores Flaganan. Dorh CaX habelle Clark, Barbara Clark, Tommie Jo Musick, Glenda Crabtree, Annabelle Johnson Linda Harris' Sarhnrn Sr'; PICTURED: Janie digger. Dorothy Fulton. NeH Shomf LucUle Hawthorne, Mary Lou Osborne, Betty Spiva, Patsy Wood. 47 FRONT ROW, left to right: Shirley Repass, Sandra Chambers, Mary Repass, Joyce Kerr, Sue Sanders, Vicki Harris. SECOND ROW: Sandra Steele, Linda Lee, Betty Wise, Mary Lucy Thomp¬ son, Betty Kreger, Donnie Ball, Billy Webb, Victor Parker, Har¬ rison Spencer. THIRD ROW: Warren Sanders, Jill Blevins, Joyce Neal, Dickie Hopkins, Gloria Harris, Barbara Clark, Kay Smith, Sharon Smith, Linda Gardner, Bobby Hale, Anne Lindsey, Billy Barnett, Franklin Burrow, Joey Collins, Whitley Hayter. FOURTH ROW: Gary Bolling, Drum Major; Pam Bradley, Hugh Kent, Sharon Eller, Lee Bradley, Brenda Talbert, Kyle Skeen, Jimmy Barnett, Freddy Garrett, Mickey Hines, Eddy Musick, Mallisa Miller, Patsy Black, Barbara Booher, Joe Stanley, Mr. Paul L. Arrington, Director. FIFTH ROW: Sally Widener, Jane Haga, Patti Rush, George Smeltzer, Anne Stevens, Jane Miller, Eliza Gray, Dickie Gardner, Jerry Friesland, Kathy Chambers, Wayne Colley, Junior Barker, Margaret Roseberry. SIXTH ROW: Gary Fricke, Martha Shortridge, Jay Johnson, Albert Hill, Ken¬ neth Fleenor, Clark Fricke, Don DeBusk, Gloria Totten, David Farris, Jane White, Richard Fink, Billy Eskridge. 48 Sandra Mary Shirley Joyce Sue I Vickie 49 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Olanda Marchesia, Peggy Thompson, Gale Wallace, Doris Castle. Josie Parker, Shirley Sutherland, Nancy Sweet. SECOND ROW: Dixie Summerson, Betty Wise, June Moore, Betty Lane, Janie Crigger, Elaine Powers. THIRD ROW: Linda Harris. Joyce Counts. Carolyn Henley Blevins, Jenny Lee. Gloria Snead, Sue Webster, Martha Black- well, Betty Galhher, Barbara Booher, Jean Craig, Martha Shortridge. Compliments of WILLET'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 50 STANDING: Joyce Hayter, President; Anne Sullivan, Vice President; Martha Shortridge, Secretary; Jerry Booth, Treasurer; Mrs. Virginia Witherspoon, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Sue Sanders, Frank White, Jay Bill Hayter, Betty Roberts, Betty Grant, Ruth Denton. SECOND ROW: Wilma Duty, Kenneth Flee- nor, Shirley Repass, Joan Troxell, Wanda Stallard, Peggy Jones, Jane Roseberry. THIRD ROW: Jimmy White, Emma Robinson, Betty Bradley, Adrienne Brownlow, Madge Inscore. NOT PICTURED; Sammy Campbell, Carolyn Galliher, Mary Holmes, Josie Parker. SPRING FORMAL 51 Scce«tee ( CccS FRONT ROW: Joe Snead, Eugene Odum, Bobby Stiles, Freddy Johnson, Dickie Gardner. SECOND ROW- Dickie Hopkins, Andy Hargroves, Kyle Skeen, David Anderson, Linda Lee. THIRD ROW. standing- Phebe Fullerton, Sergeant-At-Arms; Brenda Talbert, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard Fink, Vice Presi¬ dent; Peter Anderson. President; Mr. Joel Couch, Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Mickey Hines, Pat Cox. Don Webster, Douglas Arnold, Wayne Hale, Jackie Nance, Jimmy Barnett, Phil Gray, Jerry Friesland,’ Danny Childress, Edsel Phelps, Clark Fricke, Freddy Garrett. FORMAT ION OF jMAaf BYLEhS n') nw-e cf 1ST PLACE Washington County Science Exhibit 1 Compliments of PEOPLES DRUG STORE [ ;i' 52 President; Anne Sullivan, Secretary; Kenneth Fleenor, Jerry Whiteaker, Jay Bill Hayter, Tommy Colley, Bill Kirkland, Don Clark, Billy Eskridge SECOND ROW Sammy Campbell. Treasurer; Frank White, Vice President; Eddy Gray. R. D. Powers, Janice Smith. Gale Wallace. Jane Gotham, Marieda Crabtree, Carol Totten, Ralph Hicks. THIRD ROW- Mr Denton Sponsor- Tom Hutton Billy Colley. Peter Brown, Wilma Duty. Wanda Stallard. Sylvia Robinson Judy XSon.’ Jane White, Jimmy White, Betty Roberts, Sally Widener. NOT PICTURED: Malissa Miller. 2ND PLACE Washington County Science Exhibit Compliments of R. H. PATE, SINCLAIR MARKETER 53 $fOO FIRST ROW, left to right-Barbara Booher, Betty Bradley. Shirley Sutherland. Anne Sullivan. Wanda Stallard, Joyce Hayter, Sue Sanders and Shirley Repass. SECOND ROW-Sammy Campbell. Tommy Col¬ ley, Jean Craig, Jimmy Cox, Martha Shortridge, and Marieda Crabtree. The $100 Club is composed of those seniors who had sales of a hundred dollars or more on their magazine subscription campaign conducted each year by the Senior Class. Compliments of ABINGDON MOTOR COMPANY ScAedccCe WK OPP. Lebanon 26 12 Happy Valley 25 0 Graham 19 0 Virginia High 6 13 Rich Valley 33 12 Glade Springs 26 12 Saltville 0 13 Tennessee High 0 15 Marion 40 13 Churchill 7 0 ■ I P |bBL' 'S' «ik wB FIRST ROW: Daryl Hartman, Don Clark, Ronnie Ball. Bill Kirkland. Jim McCall, Wayne Ball. Jerry Booth. Mickev Bowman. Jimmy Lawerence. Cletis Stophel. SECOND ROW: Coach Gene Crookshank. Carl Lindstrom. Billy Brown- low. Irvin Wells. Bobby Greer, Jimmy Mitchell. Dick Smith. Frank White. Gary Neal. Tommy Green Bob Pate Mor • Jimmy White, Mp THIRD ROW: Charles Maiden, Bill Rouse, Ralph Hicks, Bill RourrUrry BrJSiey! Ronnie Si CISCO. Edd Legard. Gail Totten. James Crabtree. NOT PICTURED. Coach Kenneth Matthews. Compliments of BLEVINS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 58 59 60 Left to right, Mickey Bowman, Gary Neal, Wendell Boggs, Co-captain, Earl Wallace Mathews, Gail Totten, r _ : _ Don Bradley, Manager, Ralph Hicks, Manager captain, - - , Coach Raymond Miller, Richard Smith, Wayne Ball, iA 1 Left to right, Hugh Kent, Carl Summerson, Albert Hill, Gary Neal Lee Saul, George Smeltzer. SECOND ROW, Coach Mathews, Joe Stanely, Don DeBusk, Billy Crain, David Farris, Tommy Pierce! Don Bradley, Manager, Ralph Hicks, Manager. 61 KNEELING; Bob Pate. Ralph Hicks, Bill Kirkland. Dick Smith. STANDING: Albert Hill. Daryl Hart¬ man. Mickey Bowman, Jimmy Lawerence, Gary Neal. Compliments of ELLIS PHARMACY 62 Smith, George Bowman, Joe Kinsley, David Clark THIRD Rnw- Regard, Dick zer. Jimmy Hill, Earl Wallace, Gar ea LeellurD tameyftoe1ta:ie?I''M ®'-’ Sc ecCuCe WK OPP. Lebanon 9 10 Meadowview 7 11 Saltville 8 11 Glade Springs 2 1 Virginia HiSl 11 7 Virginia High 7 0 Glade Springs 18 1 Meadowview 5 7 Lebanon 7 8 Marion 4 1 Marion 7 2 Saltville 10 14 Compliments of CROSSWHITE AND ELLIOTT 63 Mallssa Miller. Myrna Sheets, Judy Anderson, Jane White, Anne Sanders. Carolyn Galli- her. SECOND ROW; Coach Gotham, Jenny Lee, Martha Shortridge, Peggy Hagy, Barbara Booher, Nancy Sweet, FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Kreger, Peggy Galliher, Annie Laurie Maiden, Betty Roberts, Linda Lee, Jane Mil¬ ler, Tommie Jo Musick, and Lee Bradley. SECOND ROW: Billie Jean Shore, Joyce Counts, Ann Stevens, Jackie Nance, Joanne DeBusk, Gloria Totten, and Barbara Harris, 65 ( AeenCecuCen Left to right: Betty Ann Grant, Ruth Denton, Carol Totten, Jean Craig- Captain, Sylvia Robinson, Shirley Sutherland, Frances Clark-Co-can- tain. mmm ms. ■mm. mmm 4«td ( octnt o Hecamc� tA 68 StucUou Anne Sullivan Jerry Booth 4(l Martha Shortridge Jerry Booth Sufienlcitcue Joyce Hayter Sammy Campbell 2ucete Betty Stout John Clark ctcfCH Betty Bradley Sammy Campbell S front Martha Shortridge Mickey Bowman Sue Sanders Jimmy White “Tftoot T ofr iian “TfCoot efre d iSic Anne Sullivan Sammy Campbell Vickie Harris Jerry Booth Peggy Hagy Wendell Boggs 70 cutcex Vickie Harris Larry Bradley Succeed Anne Sullivan Jerry Booth Carolyn Galliher Mickey Bowman ■ 1 . C-3 1 Carolyn Galliher Jimmy White Shirley Repass Larry Bradley 71 cUecUcton by ANNE SULLIVAN 4«HencM t aut When God made the earth, He couldhave finished it. But He didn't. Instead, He left it as a raw material --to tease us, to tantalize us, to set us thinking and experimenting and risking and adventuring! And therein we find our supreme interest in living. So says Dr. Allen A. Stockdale. God left the electricity in the clouds. He left the rivers un-bridged -- and the mountains un-trailed. He left the forests un-felled and the cities un-built. He left the laboratories un-opened. He left the diamonds un-cut. He gave us the challenge of raw materials, not the satisfaction of perfect, finished things. He left the music un-sung and the dramas un-played. He left the poetry un-dreamed, in order that men and women might not be¬ come bored, but engage in stimulating, exciting, creative activities that keep them thinking, working, experimenting, and experiencing all the joys and durable satisfactions of achievement. So it is with all the world. There is no Shangri-La where our every want can be supplied by wishing. There is no substance to the philosophy of getting by. There is nothing worth while gained by chance. Thought, work, creation. These give life its stimulus, its real satisfaction, its intriguing value. What challenges are left today? Lands have been explored, great cities have been built, beautiful music has been composed. Immortal dramas have been written. And yet there is so much still to be done. Yes, I believe that today youth faces a greater challenge than at any time in the past. We have in our hands power of terrifying proportion. We shall determine whether atomic power shall usher in the greatest period of peace and prosperity the world has known or whether this power shall be used for utter destruction of civilization. Peace can be preserved and devastation can be avoided only if we become world mind¬ ed and realize that our fate is closely allied to the fate of all men every where. Then we must meet the challenge of preserving democracy. Our govern¬ ment is constantly threatened by countless isms which come disguised and traveling under such names as freedom and security. Unless we are vigilant, we can lose our way of life in which the individual really counts. If only fifty per cent of those who could vote take the time and trouble to go to the polls, how can we expect to preserve a government based on the rights of the individ= ual ? We take for granted that political independence and the right to vote are permanent and essentially right. We may take it too much for granted and we may be more concerned with the right to govern ourselves than we are with governing ourselves well. The chance to rise from the depths to the heights has existed in America to a degree not known at any tirpe, anywhere else in the world. Let us work together in governing ourselves and preserving our great heritage of freedom and democracy! Then youth must face the challenge of destroying prejudice and really living as though every man is our brother. We must learn to put aside our personal prejudices and to work together for the good of all. Thus may each race have 72 its individual life and all races live in peace and harmony together. We must all strive to know better all the peoples of the world and to help each and all in the struggle upward, envying no man his success; hating none, blessing and blessed by all. The challenges whichyouth mustface today are legion. There are people in America, to say nothing of the thousands in other countries who are suffering or dying for lack of medical care. We need more doctors and more nurses to meet this need. There are children in America who are being poorly trained in overcrowd¬ ed classrooms by overworked teachers. We need more teachers and better trained teachers and they must come from the youth of today. There are far too many broken homes, there are far too many juvenile delinquents and too many adult delinquents. There are far too many vacant seats in our churches. Where are those people who belong in those seats? They are in that great harvest that is ready for harvesting. We need better institutions for the insane, better prisons, greater security for old people. There is so much yet to be done in science. True, we have made wonderful progress in medicine, but as yet we have no cure for cancer, for heart disease , for palsy, for dozens of others. And yet the answer is right out there. It is in that material God left. All the answers can be found by prayer to God, thinking, experimenting, risking, adventuring. And we , the young, the strong, the graduates of 1955 can meet this challenge . 73 D€u THeet 75 Revenge At Last Those Night Trips The Lightin' Special The Hotel Off at last. Finally caught. W ow ! ! ! Interesting? ? ? 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