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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

cxJUs 'fiJvSl jwju ift ' 7' S? Zdn'c-. A i? . Od — Ct ; ,iA.,fyx‘t r . c yva -v Hek-r THE MIDGET FOR 1957 Published by The Students of William King High School Abingdon, Virginia FOREWORD The Annual Staff of 1957 sincerely hopes to preserve the many happy events of this year in this volume. In later years, we hope that by turning through these pages, old friendships and old experiences, dulled by time, will be vividly recalled. FIRST ROW, left to right; Warren Sanders, Linda Lee Brown, Whitley Hayter, Margaret Thomp¬ son, Mrs. Kathleen White - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lewis Woolwine, Barbara Knott, Mary Dam¬ ron, Bobby Hale, Mr. Dale H. Holmes - Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Barbara Fowler, Patricia Phillips. FOURTH ROW; Judy Anderson - Editor, Mary Repass - Business Manager. FIFTH ROW; Jackie Nance - Assistant Editor, Billy Eskridge - Photographer. SIXTH ROW; Andy Hargroves - Art Ed¬ itor, Fred Parks - Assistant Business Manager. DEDICATION After much careful thought and deliberation, we wish to dedicate our an¬ nual to a person whom we feel has had a lasting influence upon our students as a coach, teacher and friend. There are not enough words to express our ap¬ preciation to him. With best wishes we dedicate this, the 1957 MIDGET, to Mr. Gene T. Crookshank. 3 ANNUAL QUEEN AND COURT The Queen-Judy Snodgrass Kathy Chambers Barbara Harris Betty Kreger Joyce Neal This year for the first time the annual staff sponsored an annual queen contest in connection with their sub¬ scription sales. Each girl represents the class by whom she was selected to run for annual queen - Judy was from the junior class, Kathy from the freshman class, Barbara from the senior class, Betty from the sophomore class, and Joyce from the eighth grade. Gift to the queen was a copy of the 1957 MIDGET, 4 AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. C, L. RAMSEY, Principal A.B. William and Mary College M.A. William and Mary College Mr. Ramsey is from Rocky Moimt, Virgin¬ ia. He has completed course requirements for the Doctor's Degree at the University of Virginia. He has served as principal and si ervisor of schools in Franklin and Bed¬ ford counties. Mr. E.B, STANLEY, Superintendent of Schools A.B. Emory and Henry College M.A. George Peabody College Mr. Stanley has taught fourteen years in the school system of Dickenson county and was principal of Ervinton High School for ten years. He was principal and si erintendent of schools in Grayson coimty. He also served as clerk of the Dickenson County Court for ten years. Not pictured is the Central School Board. The members are Mrs. Robert Stiles, Chairman; Dr. C. F. Johnson; Mr. George Grant. 6 Mr. PAUL ARRINGTON Mr. JOE BAILEY B.S., Concord College B.S., East Tennessee M.A. , University of Virginia Miss EULA BOOTH B.A., Radford College English and Social Studies FACULTY Mr. AUBREY BROWN A.B. , Emory and Henry M. Ed. , University of Florida Mrs. JEAN BROWNING B.A., Berea College Miss EDNA BUTT B.A., Radford College Miss LUCIE COOPER B.A., Emory and Henry Mrs. WALTER COX Radford State T eachers College B.S. Ed. U. S. Government Mr. GENE CROOKSHANK B.S., Concord College Coach, Physical Education, Social Studies Mr. HARRY D. DENTON B.S., Emory and Henry Mechanical Arts, Science, Driver Training B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee Home Economics Mr. DALE H. HOLMES B.S. , Emory and Henry Mathematics and Science Mrs. BEATRICE JERRUE B.A. , Morehead College History and Dramatics Mr. KENNETH G. MATHEWS B.S. , University of Virginia Coach, Physical Education, Social Studies Mrs. C. L. RAMSEY Mr. CHARLES M. RICE B.A., Western Maryland College A.B., Emory and Henry Peabody Conservatory of Music Miss MARIAN STAFFORD B.A. , Emory and Henry Mrs. RONNIE SWINDALL A.B. , University of Kentucky Not Pictured Mrs. ROBERT GOLDSMITH B.S., Longwood M.A., Columbia University Mrs. KATHLEEN WHITE B.A. , Converse College Miss LOIS WILEY B.A. , University of Mississippi Mrs. VIRGINIA WITHERSPOON Latin and EngHsh B.A., Emory and Henry MEMORIAL We, the Annual Staff of 1957, feel that this annual should be in memory of the late Mrs. Evelyn Rhudy. For many years Mrs. Rhudy taught in the elementary grades at William King. She was very much loved by both teachers and students. With hearts heavy with sorrow, we place this annual as an everlasting memorial to Mrs. Evelyn Rhudy. 10 JUDY ANDERSON KATE ANDERSON JUDITH ATKINS JOYCE BOGGS DON BRADLEY BILLY BROWNLOW SENIORS BARBARA COMBS BETTY CRUSENBERRY JO ANN DEBUSK BILLY ESKRIGE BOBBY COLLEY SANDRA COOMES JAMES CRABTREE DAVID FARRIS CLASS BETTY FIELDS BRADLEY FIELDS BARBARA FOWLER PHEJBE FULLERTON EDWARD GRAY THOMAS GREEN ROBERT GREER PEGGY GALLIHER BARBARA HARRIS DARYEL HARTMAN SENIOR RAIPH HICKS RONNIE JACKSON BETTY JONES ' HUGH KENT FRED JOHNSON CARL LINDS TROM ANNIE LAURIE MAIDEN MALISSA MILLER RAYMOND MILLER ROGER MINNICK CLASS R. D. POWERS MARY REPASS PATTI RUSH ANNE SANDERS RICHARD SMITH SAM SULLIVAN ANNE STEVENS TOTTEN SENIOR CLASS ERROL WALLACE IRVIN WELLS 16 KATE ANDERSON Kate FHA Club 2,3, 4,5; President FHA 5; D.E. Club Treas¬ urer 5. JUDY ANDERSON Juicy Jr. Tri-Hi -Y 1,2,3; Beta Club 4,5; Civinette Club 4,5; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Vice-President 5; Student Council 5; Mirror Staff 4; Assistant Editor; Annual Staff 3,4,5, Assistant Editor 4, Editor 5; Basketball 1,2 , 3 ,4 , 5 , Co -Captain 4; Softball 2; Senior giftorian; Junior class vice-president; Science Club 3; Cheerleader 4,5; Sen¬ ior Class play; Band 1,2. JUDY ATKINS Judy FHA Club 2; Mirror Staff 5; Beta Club 5; Rebecca Penrod Club 5; Chorus 5. DON BRADLEY Doodlebug Key Club 4,5; Baseball 3; Basketball Manager 3 ; President Sophomore class; Secretary Junior class; Li¬ brary Club 3,4,5, PrKident 5, Vice-President 4; Annual Staff; Senior class giftorian; Chairman of Graduating Committee. BILLY BROWNLOW Browndog Baseball 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Football 1,2, 3 , 4 , 5 ; D.E. Club 5, Sergeant-at-Arms; Chorus 5; Library Club 1; Archery Club 1. BOBBY COLLEY Bob -Dongo -Colley -Dog Football 1; Football Manager 2,4; Baseball Manager 2; D.E, Club Historian 5. SANDRA COOMES Ezry Jr, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Reporter 2, President 3; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 4,5; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2; FHA 2; Model General Assembly 3; Cheerleader 4,5, Captain 5; Mirror Staff 4,5, Editor 5; Civinette Club 4,5; Beta Club 4,5j Football programs 4,5; Radio program 4; Student Council 2,3,5; S.C.A, Convention 2; Presi¬ dent Freshman Class; Senior Play. JAMES CRABTREE Crab Library Club 1,2, 3,4, 5, Secretary -Treasurer 4; Ser¬ geant-at-Arms of Freshman class; Football 2,3,4,5 ; Baseball Manager 2 ; Second place in Road-Eo 4; First place in Road-Eo 5. JOANNE DEBUSK Jo Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Historian 5; Library Club 2,3,4, Reporter 5; J.V. Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 5; Science Club 3,4; FHA Club 4; Prompter -Junior Play; Advertising Committee -Senior Play, BILLY ESKRIDGE Scrooge President of Freshman class; Band Corporal 2; Jr. Science Club 2,3, Vice President Band 3; Administrat¬ ive Ass’t. Director of Band, 3; Beta Club 4,5; Sr. Science Club 4,5; President of Band 5; Annual Photog¬ rapher 5. DAVID FARRIS Mugsy Band 1,2, 3,4,5, Treasurer, 3; Mirror Staff 4; Key Club 4,5; Vice President Sophomore Class; All-State Band 3,4. BETTY FIELDS Betty FHA 2; Library Club 3; Beta Club 4,5, Treasurer; Mirror Staff 5; Civinette 5. 17 BRADLEY FIELDS Bradley BARBARA FOWLER Barbara Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Beta Club 4,5; Vice President 5; Band 4,5, Treasurer 5; Civinette Club 5; Annual Staff 5; $100 Club 5; Model General Assembly 4,5; Senior Play. PHEBE FULLERTON Phebes Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, J.V. Basketball 1; Library Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball 2,3,5; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 5; Civinettes 5; Voice of Democracy con¬ test 5; Feature Editor of Mirror 5; Prophesy for Senior Class. PEGGY GALLIHER Gollyhopper” Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4,5-Chaplain 5; Library Club 1,2, 3,4,5; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 , 5 ; Treasurer Freshman Class; Chorus 4,5; Junior Play, Annual Staff 2,3; FHA 4; Sen¬ ior Play, Civinette 5; Betta Club 5; Mirror Staff 5. EDWARD GRAY Eddie Library Club 2,3; Senior Science Club 3,5; Business Manager of Mirror Staff 4; J.V. Basketball 4; Senior Play. TOMMY GREEN SUas Football 1,3 ,4 ,5 ; D. E. Club 5; Sergeant -at -arms Class 5; Library Club 4; Baseball Captain 5; Chorus 5. BOBBY GREER Granny Football 1,2,3,4 ,5 ; Archery Club 1; Science Club 1,3; Basketball 2, 3,4, 5 ; Baseball 2,3 ,4 ,5 ; S.C.A. 2; Sen¬ ior Play; One-Act Play Contest. BARBARA HARRIS Bobby Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4-Chaplain 3; Civinettes 4,5; Mirror 4; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2,3; Jr. Play; Li¬ brary Club 2; Glee Club 1. DARYEL HARTMAN Speedy Football 1,2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ; Key Club 3, 4, 5 -Treasurer 4; Sec¬ retary Sophomore Class; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4. Track 3 . Glee Club 1; Basketball Manager 2 ; Senior Play. $100 Club. RALPH HICKS Bearmeat Football 2, Football 3 , Football 4 , Football 5 , Bas¬ ketball Mgr. 3 , Basketball 4; Library Club 2, Library Club 3; Baseball 2; Track 3; Science Club 3, Science Club 4; D.E, Club. BETTY VAN HOOSE Betty RONNIE JACKSON John Jack Football 1, Manager 4 ; D.E. Club -Historian 4, Presi¬ dent 5; S.C.A. 5; Baseball 3; 3rd Place Winner D.E.C.A. State Convention 4,5; Delegate to State D.E.C.A. State Convention 5, 3rd place District II win¬ ner 4; 2nd, 3rd place D.E.C,A, entries Tobacco Festival. FRED JOHNSON Fred BETTY JONES Betty Bethel High School: 4-H Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Softball Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Library Club 4; Chorus 5. 18 HUGH KENT Butch Band 1,2 ,3,4,5; Band Sergeant 3,4; Top Sergeant 5; Beta Club 5; S.C.A. 5; 1st place Teen-age Rodeo 5; J.V, Basketball 3,4; Senior Play; Publicity Director Jr. Play; All -State Band 5; Superior rating Prose Reading - District 7 Forensic Meet 5. CARL LINDSTROM Carlos Key Club 4,5, Football 2,3,4 ,5 ; Baseball 3 ,5 ; Bas¬ ketball 4,5; Library Club 2, 3 ,4,5; President Senior Class; Boys’ State 4; Jr. Science Club 3. ANNIE LAURIE MAIDEN Annie Lolly Library Club 2,3,4,5; Band 2,3; Basketball 2,3,5, Man¬ ager 4 ; Tri-Hi -Y 2,3,4,5; Science Club 4,5; Mirror Staff 5. MALISSA MILLER Sidy Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4 , 5 ; Co -captain 4, Captain 5; Band 1,2,3; Historian 2; Assistant Student Director 2,3; A 11 -State Band 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5; Vice President 3; Treasurer of Eighth Grade; Secretary of Freshman Class; Student Council 2, 3, 4,5; Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Science Club 3; Library Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer; Mirror Staff 4,5, Assistant Editor 4; Associate Editor 5; Cheerleader 4,5; Softball 2; Civinette Club 4,5, President 5; Beta Club 4,5; Home¬ coming Queen's Court 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; $100 Club; Valedictorian. RAYMOND MILLER Stilts Archery Club 1; Student Council Representative 3,4; S.C.A. Convention 3; President S.C.A. 5; Jr. Science Club 3, Secretary; President Junior Class; Beta Club 4, 5; Key Club 4,5; Class Treasurer 3; Track 3; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ,5 , Captain 5; Football 1,2; Baseball 5. JOYCE BOGGS MINK Joyce Basketball 1; FHA Club 1,2, 3,4,5, Historian 4, Reporter 3; Library Club 1,2,3, Library Assistant 1,2; D.E. Club 5, Secretary. ROGER MINNICK Roge Library Club 1; Junior Science Club 1; Basketball 1,2. R. D. POWERS R. D. Archery Club 1; Library Club 2,3; Jr. Science Club 2, President; Sr. Science Club 3,4,5, President 5; Mirror Staff 3,4,5; Second place in Science Fair at Emory 3; First place in Science Fair of Washington County 5. MARY REPASS Mary Band 1,2 ,3,4,5, Librarian 3; All -State Band 1; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Civinette Club 5; Annual Staff 4,5, Business Manager 5; Junior Play; Senior Play; Majorette 2, 3,4,5; Basketball 1; FHA 3,4. BILLY ROARK BUly Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 , 5 . JANE ROSEBERRY Jane PATTI RUSH Pat Band 1,2 ,3,4,5, Secretary and Treasiuer 2, Librarian 4, Vice-President 5; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4, President 5; Civinette 4,5, Secretary 5; Mir¬ ror Staff 4,5; Elementary School Reporter 4,5; Junior Play; Virginia Girl's State 4; S.C.A. 5; Glee Club 5; 19 Chairman of Republican Party; District 6 Music Festival -Vocal Division. ANNE SANDERS Rachel Jr. Tri-Hi -Y 1.2,3; Glee Club 1; Library Club 2; Vice President Freshman Class; Basketball 1,2 ,3 ; Student Council 2,3; State S.C.A. Convention 3; Sr, Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta Club 4,5, Secretary 5; Civinette Club 4,5, Vice President 5; Mirror Staff 4,5, Class Reporter 4, Managing Editor 5; Cheerleader 4,5, Co -Captain 5; Key Club Sweetheart 5; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Queen’s Court 5. BETTY CRUSENBERRY SCOTT Bootsie FHA 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 3,4, Secretary 5; Queen of FHA Club 5, Member of Queen’s Court FHA 4. Treas¬ urer of S.W.S, Federation 4; Treasurer Junior Class; Girls’ State 4; FHA State Convention Delegate 4; Beta Club 4,5, President 5; Civinette Club 5; Mirror Staff Exchange Editor 5; Student Council 5; Treasurer Sen¬ ior Class. RICHARD SMITH Monk Key Club 3,4,5, Treasurer 5; Science Club 2,4, Secre¬ tary 4; Band 1,2; Football 1,2, 3 ,4 , 5 ; Basketball 2, 3 ,4 ,5 ; Baseball 3 ; Track 2,3 , 4 ; Sergeant-At- Arms of Junior Class; Vice President of Senior Class; Historian Senior Class; Junior Play; Key Club District Convention 5. ANNE STEVENS Pan Band 1, 2,3,4, 5, Majorette 4.5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sergeant -At- Arms 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Sergeant- At-Arms 5; Basketball 2, 3,4 , 5 ; FHA 2,3; Civinette Club 5; Treasurer; Chorus 5; Mirror Staff 5; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Beta Club 5. SAM SULLIVAN Sambo Beta Club 4,5. GAIL TOTTEN Pinky Band 1,2 ,3,4, Student Director Band 4,5; Football 1,2,3, 4 ,5 ; Basketball 2, 3 ,4 ,5 ; Baseball 2 , 3 ,4 ,5 ; All- State Band 2,3; Track 4 ; Key Club 4,5; Mirror Staff 4,5. ERROL WALLACE Toughy Archery Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Basketball 2,3 ,4 5 ; Baseball 3. 4 ,5 ; Key Club 4,5, Vice President 5; Boys’ State 4; Secretary Senior Class; Business Manager of Mirror 5; Senior representative to Student Council. IRVIN WELLS Oop Key Club 3,4, President 5, Convention 4,5; Student Council 4,5; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Football 1,2 ,3,4 ,5 , Captain 5; Track 4 ; Glee Club 1; Chorus 5. 20 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right; Ed Legard, President; Eleanor Wagner, Secretary; Jacqueline Nance, Treasurer; Gary Neal, Vice-President. David Anderson Peter Anderson Jo Ann Cumbow Richard Fink Patsy Black Jim Butt Clark Fricke Billy CoUey Daimy Childress Douglas Hagy Andy Hargroves Not Pictured; Jo Ann Greer 21 Donald Haley Freida Hearl Betty Henderson Albert HiU Jimmy Hill Sharon Hinchey Ed Legard Peggy Marlowe Ann Martin Chester Moore Jimmy Mitchell Betty Musick Tommie Jo Musick Jackie Nance Gary Neal Mildred Orfield Fred Parks Louise Parris Edsel Phelps Patricia Phillips Bert Robinette Margaret Roseberry Lee Saul Kyle Skeen George Smeltzer Judy Snodgrass Fred Sutherland Brenda Talbert Eleanor Wagner Rex Whitley 22 SOPHOMORES J oseph Alphonso Douglas Arnold Janie Crigger Jerry Crigger Jimmy Barnett Jimmy Bordwine Raymond Crosswhite Mary Damron Buford Blackwell Lee Bradley Mickey Deel Bill Delaney Landon Brown David Campbell Vergil Ferguson Barbara Fields Mac Clifton Douglas Clark Dolores Flannagan Jerry Friesland Daimy Counts Joyce Counts Dicky Gardner Fred Garrett 23 Phil Gray Kyle Grubb Wayne Hale James Henniger Margaret Henry Serita Herndon Mickey Hines Dicky Hopkins Tony Hughes Gametta Hurt Gene Inscore Jimmy James 24 Jimmy Johnson Fred Johnston Barbara Knott Betty Kreger George Leedy Jo Ann Leedy Betty Lane Dorine Mabe Olanda Marchesi Jane Miller June Moore Eddie Musick Wayne Musick Hank Odum Mary Louise Osborne Joyce Parris Tommy Pierce Elaine Powers Kenneth Price Jerry Raines Charles Rice Shirley Rosenbalm Luther Shelton Gay Snead Gloria Snead Joe Snead Betty Spiva Ann Stamper Joe Stanley Sandra Steele Bobby Stiles Juanita Stophel Mary Lucy Thompson Roger Thompson Gloria Totten Steve Va nkovitch Kirk White Patsy Wood Lewis Woolwine 25 Richard Wright Not pictured: Earl Roark FRESHMEN Beatrice Able Janice Atkins Billy Barnett Jack Barrow Baja Bradley J. E. Bradley Pam Bradley Linda Lee Brown Joyce Caldwell Curtis Campbell John Carswell Minnie Casey Jack Castle Kathy Chambers Graham Clark Ernest Clevinger George Colley Wayne Colley Harry Cramer Laura Gene Cutter Gerald Dime an Mary Fields Ellis Flaimagan Donald Haga Douglas Hagy Bobby Hale Patsy Hardwicke Lucille Hawthorne Whitley Hayter Ray Henry Donald Hinchey Randy Kletka Bobby Lawson Ann Lindsey Linda Lloyd Walter Mahala Fay Marlowe Betty Mays Janice McCall Annis Mitchell David Mitchell Donna Mitchell Caroline Moore Billy Moran Charles Musick Margaret Musick Betty Musser iL Mary Virginia Neal Mildred Neal Ronald Neal Joyce Orndnff Victor Parker Douglas Pendergrass Lewis Pierce Ann Pippin Michael Ratcliff Edna Roseberry Linda Rouse Irene Sailor Warren Sanders Chippy Smith Jimmy Smith Nancy Stallard Gloria Surber Ernest Sutherland Margaret Thompson Jackie Tolliver John Ray Wagner Nancy Wise BiUy Webb Violet Wyatt Not Pictured; Nancy Jo Butt Katy Parris EIGHTH GRADE Donnie Ball Eddie Blevins Jessee Crosswhite Ed Gumbo w Jill Blevins Cookie Bordwine Calvin Fields Woodrow Fields Betty Bowman Donald Braimon Jimmy Fleming Hobart Flaimagan Johnny Bxmdy Barbara Butt Linda Fowler Phyllis Garrett John Carr Mildred Carr AUce Kay Gold Linda Gardner Gail Casey Joan Castle Johnny Hamblin Grace Hamby Donald Clifton Joey Collins Gloria Harris Rebecca Hayter Rondy Cox Mitchell Crabttee 29 Henry Green Ronnie Groseclose Jackie McCall Tommy McCall Linda Henderson Linda Hill Robert McCready Richard McSwain Bobby Hull James Hyler Chester Moore Roger MviUins John Inscore Rex Jackson Walter Murray Roger Musser Marion Johnson Virginia Johnston Dickie Musick Arlene Neal Orena Jones Linda Lane Joyce Neal Roger Neal Willie Latham Jerry Leedy Roger Neal Sandra Neal 30 y • Johnny Smith Judy Ohlson James Orfield Sharon Smith Patsy Snead Bobby Owens Joyce Owens Gary South Harrison Spencer Randolph Parris Clyde Pierce Harry Stevens Nickie Zone Siuface George Pierce Lynn Price Linda Thompson Pat Townshend Kenneth Raines Virgie Reed Linda T umer James White Marilyn Robinson David Sailor Mary Widener Donald Wise Kaye Saul Roy Scott Raymond Witherspoon Garland Woodby James Wyatt Not Pictured; Charles Felty. 31 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER SCHOOL LIFE D. E. CLUB FIRST ROW left to right: Miss Lucie Cooper - Sponsor, Ronnie Jackson - President, Ralph Hicks - Vice-Presi¬ dent, Joyce Mink - Secretary, Kate Anderson - Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Bradley Fields - Reporter, Frieda Head, Ann Martin, Betty Van Hoose, Sharon Hinchey, Mildred Orfield, Billy Brownlow. THIRD ROW: ' Tommy Green, Bobby Colley, Jimmy Mitchel, Rex Whitley, Billy Colley. Mildred and Rex tack notices on the bulletin board. One of the D. E. Club projects this year was keeping the bulletin board up-to-date. The D, E. Club emblem is getting a new paint job by Rex, Billy, and Tommy. MIRROR STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-inChief . . . Sandra Coomes Associate Editor . . . Malissa Miller Assistant Editors . . . Eleanor Wagner Peter Anderson Art Editors . Albert Hill Eugene Odum Sports Editor . Gail Totten General News . Peggy Galliher Feature Editor .... Phebe Fullerton Ass’t. Feature Editor .Judy Atkins Elementary School Reporter . Patti Rush Club Reporter . Annie Laurie Maiden Class Reporter .... Anne Stevens FIRST ROW left to right: Miss Marian Stafford, Sponsorj Malissa Mil¬ ler, Sandra Coomes, Eleanor Wagner, Phebe Fullerton. SECOND ROW: Peter Anderson, Albert Hill, Aime Stevens, Judy Atkins. THIRD ROW: Gail Totten, Patti Rush, Peggy Galliher, Armie Laurie Maiden. NOT PICTURED: Eugene Odum. The MIRROR, our school newspaper, is published monthly by these students. In it is given school news, as well as other articles of interest. SITTING left to right: Betty Scott, Anne Sanders, Betty Fields, R. D. Powers. STANDING: Errol Wallace, Chester Moore, Jimmy Hill; Mrs. Margaret Swindall, Sponsor. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager . . . Errol Wallace Assistant Business Manager . , Jimmy Hill Circulation Manager ..... R.D. Powers Assistant Circulation Manager.Chester Moore Head Typist . . . Betty Fields Exchange Editor . Betty Scott Managing Editor . Anne Sanders FIRST ROW: James Hyler, Billy Barnett, Harrison Spencer, Phil Gray, Jimmy White, Victor Parker, Bobby Hale, Fred Garrett. SECOND ROW: Dickie Gardner, Richard Wright — Chaplain, Lewis Wool- wine — Secretary, Kirke White — President, Jimmy Barnett, Douglas Arnold- -Treasurer, Landon Brown. THIRD ROW; Joseph Alfonso, Raymond Witherspoon, Fred Johnston, Ed Gumbo, Joe Stanley, Tony Hughes, Billy Webb, Aubrey Brovra — Sponsor. The Hi-Y Club has carried several projects this year. A- mong them are the selling of school materials in the hall, and the selling of Christmas trees to help provide a Christ¬ mas basket for a needy family. Landon Brown and Fred Gar¬ rett attended the annual Hi-Y Convention as delegates, Lewis Woolwine as a Hi-Y Aide, with their sponsor. Phil and Doug sell paper to a fellow student, Kyle Skeen. 36 B A N D FIRST ROW left to right: Ivir. Paul Arrington - Director, Mary Repass, Mary Lucy Thompson, Jane Miller, Brenda Talbert, Gloria Totten, Anne Stevens, Bert Robinette. SECOND ROW: Linda Gray, Martha Miller, Joey Collins, Lee Bradley, Jill Blevins, Ann Lindsey, Billy Barnett, Linda Gardner, Roger Musser, Donny Ball, Ginger Steele, Margaret Potts, Diane Totten, Alice Gold, Gloria Harris, Sharon Smith, Elaine Powers, Betty Kreger, Bobby Hale, Marion Johnson, Bobby Wooley. THIRD ROW: Barbara Fowler, Pam Bradley, Harrison Spencer, Patti Rush, Kathy Chambers, Eliza Gray, Billy Webb, Warren Sanders, Freddy Garrett, Jimmy Barnett, Victor Parker, Kyle Skeens, Joyce Neal, Betty Musser, Hugh Kent, Glenda Crabtree, Patsy Black, Graham Clark, Wayne Colley, David Johnson, Billy Farris. FOURTH ROW: Clark Fricke, David Farris, Joe Alfonso, Dickie Gardner, Richard Fink, Judy Snod¬ grass, Sandra Steele, Eddie Musick, Billy Eskridge, Jerry Friesland, Margaret Roseberry, Jackie Nance, Edna Roseberry, Mary Damron, Gary Neal, Gail Totten, Tommy Hayter. Highlights for the Band this year have been their trip to Florida in August, 1956, the Band Dance, and participation in several concerts and contests. One of these contests was the Bristol Band Festival where they received a I rating. The Band also received a trophy for being the only band to receive a I rating for five years. They participated in the State Band Festival and several members went to All State Band. The Band gave a Christmas con¬ cert and a Spring concert. Parades in which they marched were the Christmas Parade and the To¬ bacco Festival Parade. Student Director Gail Totten leads the woodwind sect¬ ion. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Head Majorette Gloria Bert Anne Brenda Jane Mary Mary Lucy 38 ATHLETICS DISTRICT SEVEN CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW left to right: Eddie Musick, Bobby Greer, Jimmy James, Carl lindstrom. Hank Odem, George Smelt- zer, Errol Wallace, Daryel Hartman, Jimmy Mitchel, Danny Counts, Carl Hearl-Manager. SECOND ROW: Ken¬ neth Mathem - Assistant Coach, Kirk White, Jimmy Hill, Albert Hill, Gail Totten, Richard Smith, Edd Legard, Billy Brownlow, Irvin Wells, Tony Hughes - Manager, Gene T. Crookshank - Head Coach. THIRD ROW: James Wood, Chester Moore, Tommy Pierce, Gary Neal, Billy Roark, Ralph Hicks, James Crabtree, Tommy Green, Richard Red'‘ Wright, Lewis Woolwine - Manager, Schedule: We They Lebanon 54 0 (Dist.) Richlands 20 26 Graham 6 14 Virginia High 0 7 Rich Valley 33 0 (Dist.) Glade Spring 20 7 (Dist.) Marion 14 19 Saltville 19 13 Garden 13 0 (Dist.) Chilhowie 7 0 Pist.) 39 ’57 LEFT to RIGHT; Mickey Bowman — Assistant and JV Coach, Gene T. Crookshank — Head Coach, Kemieth G. Mathews — Assistant Coach. BiUy Bobby COACHES Daryel 40 Carl MANAGERS LEFT to RIGHT: Lewis WoolwinCj Carl Hear!, Tony Hughes. Errol CAPTAIN 41 Irvin GRIDIRON CHAMPIONSHIP William King recovers ! He's on the ten - it's a firmble ! Seconds left to play,.. Cheer up - we won 7-0 ! 42 HOMECOMING QUEEN 43 CHEERLEADERS KNEELING CENTER: Sandra Coomes - Captain. STANDING left to right: Aime Sanders - Co-Captain, Judy Anderson, Malissa Miller, Linda Lee Brown, Joyce Counts, Whitley Hayter, Isabel Clark. Flyin' high. Pre-game huddle. BASKETBALL KNEELING left to right: Joanne Debusk - Manager, Malissa Miller - Captain, Joyce Counts - Co-Captain, Tom¬ mie Jo Musick, Manager. STANDING: Betty Kreger, Donna Mitchel, Peggy Galliher, Annie Laurie Maiden, Jackie Nance, Phebe Fullerton, Annis Mitchel, Anne Stevens, Joanne Leedy, Judy Anderson, Baja Bradley. Schedule; We They Wallace 41 48 Damascus 58 42 Meadowview 31 45 Wallace 58 59 Glade Spring 35 45 Damascus 55 50 Meadowview 37 52 Glade Spring 38 25 Tournament; Hamilton 28 24 Liberty Hall 34 23 Glade Spring 32 25 Meadowview 27 42 45 Peggy Annie Laurie ’57 Malissa SENIORS Judy Phebe Anne JV BASKETBALL KNEELING left to right: Beatrice Able, Janice McCall, Ann Pippin, Jerry Leedy, Carolyn Moore, Linda Lloyd. STANDING: Carolyn Galliher - Coach, Sharon Smith, Lucille Hawthorne, Sharon Neal, Mary Fields, Gloria Harris, Marilyn Robinson. Schedule: We They Wallace 19 36 Damascus 27 38 Meadow view 9 34 Wallace 16 44 Glade Spring 25 40 Damascus 30 8 Meadow view 36 25 Glade Spring 25 12 47 JV CHEERLEADERS LEFT to RIGHT; Linda Gardner, Gloria Harris, Carolyn Moore, Margaret Thompson, Kathy Chambers, Joyce Neal, Baja Bradley. 48 DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY SCHOOL LIFE KEY CLUB The Key Club is a club for high school boys in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. It functions as a service club, and has carried out several major proj¬ ects this year. Among these were providing Christmas food baskets for needy families, fi¬ nanced by a basketball game be¬ tween the club members and the high school faculty; road patrol in the morning before school, and raising the flag; and the annual Key Club dance, profits of which helped send delegates to the state convention. Gary Neal was elected Capital District secretary at the convention. FIRST ROW, left to right; Mr. Kenneth Mathews - Sponsor, Anne Sanders - Key Club Sweet¬ heart, Irvin Wells - President. SECOND ROW: Tommy Pierce, Daryel Hartman, Jimmy James. THIRD ROW: Errol Wallace - Vice President, Richard Smith - Treasurer, Don Bradley, George Smeltzer. FOURTH ROW; Da¬ vid Farris, Chester Moore, Peter Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Richard Wright, Gail Totten, Albert Hill. SIXTH ROW: Carl Lindstrom , Raymond Miller, Lewis Wool- wine. NOT PICTURED: Jim Butt, Edd Legard - Secretary, Gary Neal. New members performing in the school cafe¬ teria on initiation day. Left to right: Richard Red Wright, Jim Butt, Chester Moore, Lewis Woolwine, Peter Anderson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, com¬ posed of club and class officers, devotes most of its time to prob¬ lems that may arise in clubs and classes. However they did carry out some extra projects. One of these was sponsoring a mock election (see picture below). Another was a slave auction in which club members were auctioned to the students for a day of servant -hood. A project which was considered of great importance was the starting of a series of open houses for the stu¬ dents of William King. This proj¬ ect was carried out in coopera¬ tion with other service clubs, as each club had charge of the open house for one Saturday night. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. H. D. Denton - Sponsor, Tom¬ my Pierce - Secretary, Chippy Smith - Treasurer, Edd Legard - Vice-President, Raymond Mil¬ ler - President, Mr. Kenneth Mathews - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy White , Johnny Bundy, Ann Pippin, Jill Blevins, Joey Collins. THIRD ROW: Warren Sanders, Sandra Neal, Jane Miller, Judy Anderson, Brenda Talbert. FOURTH ROW: Malissa Miller, Sandra Coomes, Nancy Wise, Margaret Thomp¬ son, Betty Kreger. FIFTH ROW: Patti Rush, Kirk White, Fred Garrett, Ronny Jackson. SIXTH ROW: R. D. Powers, Errol Wal¬ lace , Irvin Wells. SEVENTH ROW: Hugh Kent, Gary Neal, Billy Eskridge. 9 1 mSf f' Brenda and Margaret hand out ballots at the mock presiden¬ tial election sponsored by the Student Council on the same day as the national election. Dwight D. Eisenhower was the student's choice, as well as the people's. 51 REBECCA PENROD LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Peggy Galliher, Don Bradley - President, Louise Parris - Vice-President, Janie Crigger - Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Steele - Reporter, June Moore, David Campbell, Miss Stafford - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Combs, Judith Atkins, Annie Laxurie Maiden, Joanne Debusk, Joyce Counts, Orlanda Marchesi, Eleanor Wagner, Mary Osborne, Dolores Flannagan, Betty Musick. THIRD ROW; Phil Gray, Sharon Hinchey, Juanita Stophel, Serita Herndon, Kirk White, Mac Clifton, James Crabtree, Joe Snead, Landon Brown. Not pictured: Joyce Parris - Sergeant-at-Arms. HUCKLEBERRY FINN LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW; Left to Right; Pam Bradley, Joyce Ornduff, Linda Lloyd - Reporter, Randy Kletka - Secretary- treasurer, Bobby Hale - Vice President, Billy Barnett - Sergeant-at-Arms, Victor Parker. SECOND ROW: Lucille Hawthorn I nnieCase Margaret Musick, Linda Rouse, Janice Atkins, Mary Fields, Miss Marian Stafford - Sponsor. THIRD ROW; Donald Hinchey, Ernest Sutherland, John Carswell, Billy Webb, Warren Sanders, Jackie Tolliver, Jack Barrow. Not pictured; Curtis Campbell - President. TOM SAWYER LIBRARY CLUB Carl Hearl, Roger Musser, Marion Johnson, Harry Stevens, David Odem - Sergeant-At-Arms Johnny Bundy President, Linda Turner - Secretary, Treasurer; Donnie Ball-Vice President, David Sailor, Gloria Harris Judv Ohlson, Linda Gardner. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Barrett, Alice Gold, Cookie Bordwine, Drema Jones Betty Bow¬ man, Jill Blevins, Marilyn Robinson, Joyce Neal, Zane Surface, Sharon Smith, Lynda Hill Linda Fowler Pat Townsend, Joann Combs, Barbara Butt, Gay Snead, Linda Lester, Mildred Carr, Johnny Hamblem Mitchk Crab tree, Eddie Blevins. THIRD ROW; Calvin Fields, Jimmy White, Harrison Spencer, Ed Cumbow bX fwise Roger Mullins, Donald Brannon, Kenneth Raines, James Hyler, Joey Collins, Earl Musick, Hobart Flannagan ’ Robert McCready. ’ 53 SR. TRI-HI-Y RIGHT: Peggy and Sandra inspect the goods they're selling at a club bakcsale. The proceeds from this bakesale were used to help send several delegates to the convention in Richmond. Another Tri-Hi -Y activity was keeping the medicine chest in the of¬ fice supplied. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joanne Dcbusk, Phebe Fullerton - Treasurer, Judy Anderson - Vice President, Patti Rush - President, Judy Snodgrass - Secretary, Peggy Galliher - Chaplain, Patricia Philips. SECOND ROW: Miss Edna Butt - Sponsor, Anne Stevens, Eleanor Wagner, Malissa Miller, Sandra Coomes, Jackie Nance. THIRD ROW: Tommie Jo Musick, Barbara Fowler, Annie Laurie Maiden, Louise Parris, Brenda Talbert. 54 JR. TRI-HI-Y Another Bakesale ! Here Pat sells a Mouth-watering cupcake to Mary, a fellow club member. FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Lester, Ann Lindsey, Barbara Butt, Judy Ohlson, Alice Gold, Ann Pippin, Juanita Stophel, Linda Fowler, Mary Virginia Damron. SECOND ROW: Pam Bradley, Whitley Hayter, Lee Bradley, Margaret Thompson, Mary Lucy Thompson - Vice President, Betty Kreger - President, Gloria Totten, Jane Miller - Secretary, Elaine Powers, Scrits Herndon, Sandra Steele. THIRD ROW; Mrs, Jean Browning - Sponsor, Gloria Surber, Betty Mays, Kathy Chambers, Carolyn Moore, Linda Hill, Sharon Smith, Cookie Bordwine, Linda Gardner, Sandra Neal, Marilyn Robinson, Barbara Knott. FOURTH ROW; Baja Bradley, Donna Mitchell, Joyce Counts, Betty Musser, Joyce Neal, Gloria Harris, Becky Hayter, Linda Brown, Jill Blevins, Orlanda Marchesi, Glenda Crabtree. 55 F. H. A. CLUB FIRST ROW; Left to Right; Barbara Butt, Beatrice Able, Linda Lester, Glenda Crabtree, Lucille Hawthorne, Betty Musick, Joyce Parris, Betty Spivy, Shirley Rosenbalm. SECOND ROW: Mary Fields, Patsy Hardwick, Reporter; Janice McCall, Reporter; Joyce Counts, Treasurer; Margaret Roseberry, Vice President; Kate An¬ derson, President; Betty Scott, Secretary; Edna Roseberry, Chaplain; Ann Pippin, Song Leader; June Moore, Historian; Orlanda Marchesi, Parliamentarian; Linda Lee Brown, Song Leader. THIRD ROW; Pat Tovmsend, Joanne Cumbow, Jenny Johnston, Jill Blevins, Alice Gold, Judy Ohlson, Linda Fowler, Cookie Bordwine, Linda Lloyd, Annis Mitchel, Joyce Mink, Joyce Caldwell, Gloria Surber. FOURTH ROW: Donna Mitchel, Joyce Owens, Drema Jones, Marilyn Robinson, Joyce Neal, Gloria Harris, Becky Hayter, Joanne Castle, Linda Rouse, Mary Osborne, Nancy Stallard. New FHA members eat under the supervision of an old member on initiation day. 56 CIVINETTE CLUB FIRST ROW; Mr. Holmes-Sponsor, Patti Riash- Secretary, Anne Sanders-Vice President, Malissa Mil¬ ler-President, Anne Stevens-Treasurer, Brenda Talbert. SECOND ROW: Betty Scott, Betty Fields, Judy Snodgrass, Phebe Fullerton, Sandy Coomes, Jackie Nance, Margaret Roseberry. THIRD ROW; Barbara Fowler, Barbara Harris, Peggy Galliher, Mary Repass, Judy Anderson, Patricia Phillips, Tommie Jo Musick. G Peggy, Mary and Anne plan the decora¬ tions for the soc hop an annual Civinette project, which was held on March 15 this year. Keeping the girls' rest room clean was an¬ other project of the club this year. Here Malissa, Barbara, and Sandy prepare to start the job on an afternoon after school. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL KNEELING, left to right; Fred Garrett, Raymond Witherspoon - Managers. STANDING; Coach Kenneth Math¬ ews, Tommy Pierce, Errol Wallace, Mickey Deel, Richard Smith, Raymond Miller, Bobby Greer, Gail Totten, Joe Stanley, Roger Thompson. NOT PICTURED; Gary Neal. SCHEDULE: WE THEY Liberty Hall 73 23 Wallace 53 26 Glade Spring 70 40 Castlewood 64 47 Cleveland 83 34 Chilhowie 54 39 Rich Valley 43 38 Council 97 36 Saltville 40 38 Castlewood 38 47 Saltville 77 47 Rich Valley 63 31 Virginia High 33 70 Glade Spring 42 26 Chilhowie 64 31 Wallace 54 44 Marion 48 59 Mickey I Bobby Gary Tommy CAPTAIN Raymond Here are the District Seven Champions for 1957! 1 Most of these boys have played all of their high school basketball under Coach Mathews. For Raymond, Gail, Bobby, Richard, and Errol winning the championship was a grand climax in their senior year. For their team-mates it will mean, as well as the present triumph, a challenge in the seasons to come. High scorer for the 1957 season was Gail Totten. CO -CAPTAIN Gail Richard Joe Roger Errol J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; Left to Right: Coach Kenneth Mathews, Douglas Arnold, George Smeltzer, Jerry Raines, Bill De¬ laney, Warren Sanders. SECOND ROW; Fred Garrett, Manager; Hank Odem, Tony Hughes, Curtis Campbell, Jerry Friesland, Lee Saul, Jim Butt, David Mitchel, Raymond Witherspoon, Manager. Abingdon vs Virginia High. The JV basketball team had a very successful season this year with an almost perfect record of sixteen wins and one loss, which was suffered in a game with an old rival - Virginia High of Bristol. 60 i MARCH APRIL MAY SCHOOL LIFE BETA CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Repass, Jackie Nance, Margaret Roseberry, Anne Sanders - Secretary, Betty Scott - President, Barbara Fowler - Vice President, Betty Musick, Louise Parris, Judy Snodgrass, Mrs. Virginia Witherspoon - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jane Roseberry, Malissa Miller, Peggy Galliher, Anne Stevens, Sandra Coomes, Judy Anderson, Eleanor Wagner, Judy Atkins, Carl Lindstrom. THIRD ROW: Richard Fink, Jim Brrtt, Hugh Kent, Peter Anderson, Gail Totten, Raymond Miller, George Smeltzer, Sam Sullivan, Billy Eskridge. NOT PICTURED: Betty Fields - Treasurer. BELOW: A devil, an angel, a cat, a witch and several other assorted refugees from Halloween pose for their picture during Beta Cliib initiation day. Under the various disguises are eighteen new members taken into the Beta Club in the fall of 1956, The Beta Club at William King was organized under the auspices of the National Beta Club. It’s membership is made up of Juniors and Seniors with B average or above. The Club gave a food basket at Christmas -time to a needy family and sponsored a semi-formal dance for the students of William King on April 26, together with work on other projects. 62 SR, SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right; Joe Alfonso, Phil Gray, Fred Parks, Richard Fink - Secretary, Treasurer; Peter Anderson - Vice-President, R, D. Powers - President, Mr. H. D. Denton - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dicky Gardner, Fred Johnston, Jimmy Barnett - Program Chairman, Dicky Hopkins, Billy Eskridge, Eddie Gray. JR. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Alice Gold, Linda Lester, Jill Blevins, Mr. Rice - Sponsor, Barbara Butt, Pat Townsend, Linda Gardner. SECOND ROW: Michael Ratcliff, Whitley Hayter, Ann Lindsey - President, Jimmy White, Harrison Spencer, Warren Sanders, Judy Ohlsen. 63 JUNIOR PLAY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” CAST: Fred Parks Judy Snodgrass Peter Anderson Jacqueline Nance Brenda Talbert Andy Hargroves Patricia Phillips Tommie Jo Musick Albert Hill Danny Childress Kyle Skeen Clark Fricke Betty Musick George Smeltzer Jo Ann Cumbow Mxoffin SENIOR PLAY ”THE BIRDS AND THE BOYS” CAST: Irvin Wells Ann Sanders Raymond Miller Malissa Miller Errol Wallace Hugh Kent Mary Repass Judy Anderson Ann Stevens Phebe Fullerton Eddie Gray Sandy Coomes Barbara Fowler Peggy Galliher Annie Laurie Maiden Bobby Greer 65 BASEBALL FRONT ROW; Left to Right; Phil Gray, Bobby Greer, Joe Stanley, Gary Neal, Gail Totten, Lee Saul. SECOND ROW; Coach Kenneth Mathews, Raymond Miller, Chester Moore, Errol Wallace, Ed Legard, Bobby Stiles, As¬ sistant Coach Joe Bailey. THIRD ROW; Carl Lindstrom, Kirk V ite, Captain Tommy Green, Tony Hughes, Tommy Pierce. SCHEDULE Glade Spring WILLIAM KING 10 OPPONENT 2 Chilhowie 14 0 Chilhowie 2 3 Damascus 14 4 Bristol 0 5 Damascus 13 6 Glade Spring 7 5 Lebanon 5 1 Lebanon 6 1 Rich Valley 7 0 Rich Valley 7 1 66 WASHINGTON TRIP 67 JR.-SR. PICNIC JR.-SR. BANQUET 68 $100 CLUB FRONT ROW; Left to Right; Barbara Harris, Judith Atkins, Peggy Galliher, Barbara Fowler, Jo Ann Debusk, Malissa Miller, Sandra Cootnes, Mary Repass. SECOND ROW; Dary el A nderson, David Farris, Richard Smith, Raymond Miller, Bobby Greer, Sam Sullivan, Roger Minnick, Irvin Wells, Carl lindstrom. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL-AROUND Gail Totten, Malissa Miller MOST STUDIOUS Billy Eskrige, Barbara Fowler MOST ATHLETIC Gail Totten, Malissa Millet BEST DRESSED Errol Wallace, Mary Repass BEST LOOKING Gail Totten, Ann Sanders MOST POPULAR Irvin Wells, Malissa Millet MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Raymond Miller, Malissa Miller BIGGEST FLIRT Bobby Greer, Ann Stevens FRIENDLIEST Carl Lindstrom, Mary Repass QUIETEST Bradley Fields, Betty Fields WITTIEST Don Bradley, Mary Repass BEST DANCER Irvin Wells, Ann Stevens 69 GRADUATING CLASS VALEDICTORIAN Malissa Miller SALUTATORIAN Barbara Fowler 70 The 1957 MIDGET staff wishes to ex¬ press their appreciation to the many bus¬ inesses that have been so generous in sup¬ porting the work on this yearbook. The staff hopes that you will support them in return. VANCE SUPPLY CO., INC Hardware — Farm Supplies Building Materials - Ab ingdon Virginia ARNOLD’S JEWELERS ‘‘Gifts That Last’ Phone MA — 8-3981 Abingdon Virginia ABINGDON GROCERY CO. 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