Woodrow Wilson High School - Echo Yearbook (Beckley, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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ANNUAL STAFF 1' J.-Rgxi ,135 l ' .gg W X ie W. 5 ii' Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Advisor Connie Sparacino Harriet Davis John Whitlock Mrs Robert . ,.- il? ' 4 fa-. is + f .3 4-I P mf . ,. ,hx ' iv ' A A Art Editor Susan Parker John Bcukema Mary Ellen Cole Bettina DePauIo gf L V. fi t -- is-, - EN, -nw if M ,L A Carolyn Forren Wilma Garten Rim ,, -rr' ' A is Q' f . , 5 1 X as vs A M ' .. 1 Y HF ,fx s f 4 ' I' -gr , g- - 2 'sg--f A f ' ' Ki, X .4 L 4 pi - A 1-n...iL Carolyn Hitechcw Sandra Keaton Linda Kessel Anne Kcssingcr Ruth Laws ' I-'lx 45,131 .. I ,N af --J: -'gg , 'Q' , N' ' x ff-4 ACI We V' 5 , John Lynn Connie Manning Pat Meadows Patti Mcycr Mary Jane Mulholland Betsy Roberts Jerry Rose John Scherer Patsy Skaggs Ginny Sue Snuffer Clara Swarth u , nr -A -if' f-E ,L A 'Ir f Q das f 'f 5 xiii 5: 2 A E gif gf' 2 - R - 5 l 1 R i' A as L as I . J O A Q 4 1 QQ' , ,K rg x 1 '31, -A ' 5 ' s ft s.. l Ei! 1' if v . 'MI 1 M Ss hx xx 4 v HG if -. X ls A X , U, A q xx V ,xxx 'Q .D 1 , 1 Y V A.. ash x. x.XTg'? A , I A 'N 5 A .f' M: ,fy axxlzx 'I V 4 .3 fy Af Mft ,MB A' e, the Annual Staff, dedicate the l' to Mr. Herbert Kiser. His incess has helped make our years here n He has given generously time, talents, and ftriendship. We : the depths offfour grateful hec you . if 5 :si SQ? ff RECOGNITION Since this is the first year that Woodrow Wilson has had an official Alma Mater, we would like to give some recognition to Roselyn June Davis, the composer. Roselyn came to Woodrow Wilson when she was a sen- ior. She was unhappy over the prospect of changing schools during her last year, but she made friends and fell into the swing of things very rapidly. After graduation Roselyn attended Michigan State Uni- versity for one year. Since she was not certain about her major she decided to work awhile before continuing her education. She then obtained an office job with Best 8. Company in New York City. Roselyn is now working as a reservation clerk at the Hotel Manhattan and attending night school at New York University. During the school year of l954-55, the Student Council undertook a project of obtaining an Alma Mater Song for the school. Prizes were offered to the persons submitting the 'best Alma Mater Song. The Alma Mater Song written by Miss Davis was adopt- ed during the school year i957-58 as the Alma Mater for the school. ALMA MATER Roselyn June Davis Hail to Woodrow Wilson Alma Mater dear, We shall ever sing thy praises Through the coming years. We love the things you stand for Knowledge, truth, and right Love, faith, hope, and fellowship, Thy own creed is our light. 5 '- if X ful 'X HU rv 5553 P '!,, fe 6 ll?-:Q 8 w,,,,,,4 VRXN CW M DE C, Q. PeveQONl MAA' A N 0 Mk MQ OF EA safer ThOmglRL S A 7-IN HUC, OF , ,QE ff ,MSO BO Y N AB. S Af? uw :NAPT all A 6 A No QA 'fats N A Mis. Co M'fGrSVf,gimO P . Mcry Ssggdonl A 8 i 'We 5 D U A L gi O CA r 0 W s NX Mjjgzfp 'ON w Ogfomx PM OU! e.A!j3Hryf 2.585 agen M' PN h 0rfh0'7, S Remax N4 N VRF, x ,. kk JJ , x. W ,gg Y' 'f K Jerome Van Meter M.A. Victor Peelish M.A. Mathematics Driver Education Nelson Bmgg Lawrence Wiseman AM, M.A. Social Science M0fh9m0'ICS ATHLETICS HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS Mrs. Kathryn Woods B.S. Fred Roberts AM. Mrs. H. L. Watkins A.M. Mrs. Mary E. Dorsey B.S. Clarence Carte B.S. Raymond V. Martin M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. G. M. Parker M.A. Mrs. Wayne Reynolds A.B. Mrs. J. R. Beaty A.B. ENGLISH Miss Ethel Keyser,M.A. Mrs. Goldie Bostick, B,S Miss Jean Porter, M.A. Mrs. Lawrence Wiseman Mrs. Lee Summers, B.S. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Janet Rodriguez, A.B. Alma Burdette, M.A. Doris Durrance, B.S. Jewell Bragg, A.M. Juanita Perkowski, A.B. ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS Herman Sparks, B.S. Q E Eg as 32 I I Miss Ruth Larew, M.A, Miss Bonnie Robertson, Mrs. Ruth Tully, B.S. R. D. Schwank, A.B. Millard G. Jarrell, M.A. S. Gleason Reed, AB. B.S. SCIENCE yr ENGLISH Miss Lura Clay, M.A. COMMERCE Herbert Chambers, A.B. Mrs. Betty S. Jarrell, A.B. Mrs. Hazel Dillon, M.A. Boyd C. Humphrey, M.A. Miss Catherine Minton, A.B. Miss Gladys Milam, M.A. ALMA MATER MISHAPS September 2-Mr, Peregoy declared that the students' summer vacation hadn't been long enoughg so he postponed the opening of school until October l. October l--School opened with a week of Wel- come Back parties for the Seniors. October 9-Mr, Jackson conducted a jam ses- sion on the Fine Art of Skipping School with complete advice and instructions on l-low Not To Get Caught. October 'l5-All the students in Mrs. Milli- ron's Latin classes fainted when she failed to raise the windows that day. October 3'l-A Halloween party was held in the Gym for the students and faculty mem- bers. Coach Van Meter and Miss Minton received prizes for having the most origi- nal costumes. November 20-Harold Casali was chosen by the Senior class as the dumbest senior. November 26-Robert Phipps and Bill Flan- agan sang special numbers with Sammy Kaye's orchestra at the Thanksgiving dance. December 3- One of the producers of the Metropolitan Opera heard Nancy Sparkes sing at a press conference and offered her a leading role in their newest production. December 'll-Rita Harvit and Patty Har- voth were sent home from school with pneu- monia caused by a draft from Mrs. Vass's open windows. December 19--Tennessee Ernie Ford and his Top Twenty choir presented the Christ- mas Cantata. Afterwards, free records of the music were given to all the students. January 5-Those students who were tired becouse of their holiday partying were excused to go home and catch-up on their sleep. January 'IS-Mr. Peregoy announced that no semester tests were to be given because the students had worked their brains l??l too much already. January 21- A new course in Stone Art was added to the schedule, with 5 Parker and Sue Gwinn acting as instruf February 6-Ned lBuzzyl Ragland and C Smith were kicked off the baske team for failing to score any points game that night. February 'l2-Ted Mack and Arthur Ga judged the annual Hi-Y Talent Show. February 20-Mary Jane Mulholland rushed to the hospital because she ' to get one bright idea in 24 hours. March 4-Bettina DePaulo confessed to McClure that she hadn't learned hei State Chorus music because she 4 want to be in the Chorus this year. March 20-Miss Porter let her English c go outside so the students could ge right atmosphere for their essays Me Spring Fever. March 30-Linda Kessel and Melba l were chosen as co-captains of the new track team. April 'I-John Whitlock was expelled school because an April Fool time he placed on Mr. Carte's desk reall ploded. lt was filled with molasses household glue. April 'I6-The French classes received c from Brigitte Bardot saying that she be a guest speaker at their banquet. April 28-Strange sounds were heard some laughing gas escaped from c periment in Mr. JarrelI's Chemistry ll es. May 9-Xavier Cugat and his orchestra ed at the Prom, which was held i Beckley Hotel Ballroom. May l9-No valedictorian and saluta were chosen for graduation becouse n ior had better than a 2.60 average May 26-Due to the loss of the comn ment program script on May l9, gr tion exercises were postponed until .lui V gil 1111.1-'I I I V- .I W-Mn. ull! KY-A A . . , I 'L Jil' X il? - il ' ' ' 1 1 F '. . A if Sz S S' nu' .W -2 kk - - E' .- K ' ' 5 m m if' I v Q If .2 K Q an i k xl' RN gui X I .A . ,k A ,! . U?1s5'f K i xm It Q if? - 4 , s . HG!!! mf 4 A 4 5 Q fm: Hg ,. .R 3 kdm? Q - g. Wqag V 'S gs: 4 WS! E ff,-m , 5 3 Y 1 Q O Xi' HE N 5, J R i 1 ik . I s A g ii! I ll V :Q 35, w, N H : '- W4Ak Q Q' I - . ei , f' if.. . w ' 'FH . 9 it .Fei M, w.MMj K A Q a ,A K A f ag ihk- I i P, M,y?xQ1'., ' , kim , lx f 'L Nw ' ' I X ' X- f if ' 'E 5 2 A b L fi, W , A 'f fx Ak - , 42- -Q - T ,mg - .. ,l ., L . W s - - ' 3 . if ' f Q h 'Q ,A . P . ' . K X I 4 ' V- ' 1 2 sg. , 1 A ' ' ' . A ' f iL5W'li'S M , mi: - A - - 5595 Q? - MP1 341: 1 - f Q ' M g 5 Si f 4 . , Q ,M ,ggi ' - L... . i m Q CHEERLEADERS Who is there on field ond floor That's who's there through thick and To urge our boys to raise that score 'him And plead for just a little more? lf we lose 0' if we win The Cheerleqderg, Shouting out above the din? The Cheerleaders. They give a cheer for Beckley High They only know to do-not die. They raise their voices to the sky And give a mighty yell. They give our school a lot of pep At doing jumps they're quite adept. They keep together, right in step They're for Beckley-you can tell. Nancy, Ronnie, Peg 8. Chip And Erland too, just let'er rip, And kept up such a merry clip That our teams did very well. PEQQV Richmond Erland Tomczyk Ronnie Godby Chippy Newman Nancy Sparkes JIS i EA- , 2 - S i E , i A s .-, ... : ,. --4- - President A A A Vice President Secretaries AA Rod H MIXED CHORUS i x A A A A John Lynn Treasurer A A A A A Robert Alder A A Jack Thomas Accompanist A A A A A Bettina DeP armon, Maureen Sponsor A AAAA Mrs. MCC McDonald S E L E C T C H O I R E 5 T 2 s Y A i 5 5 A i .. rs M- A Am S A 2 A 5 .. .. - Mi we f,.. V C c 3 --W i ' -- -i,-AaL-A- - GLEE CLUB resid-ant Nancy Kessinger Treasurer Nancy Bower ice President Bettina DePauIa Sponsor Mrs. McClure ecretary Norma Combs Accompanist Anne Kessinger MIXED CHORUS CLUB President Mary Cole Treasurer Barbara Medina Vice President Don Lively Sponsor Mrs. McClure Secretary Siana Meadows Accompanist Janice Mynhier Maiorettes Marcia Persinger Jean Mason Becky Thompson June Givens Joan Givens FLYING EAGLE BAND Head Maiorette Fanfare Ginger Evans Sue Todd Pat Meadows Louise Breck i8 Trumpeteers Swiss Flag Girls Connie Sparacino-l-lead Flag Patsy Wilkerson Karolyn Wright Nancy Williams Catherine Hess Karen Foster Elsie Wilson Rickie Miller MAJORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS ORCHESTRA A m M g S A :Ax JAZZ BAND EY E ff h Q ff' .XX 91' .L f K .J K Yi TLA I F ll A ,Z -S. i ' if A 1 -1 , -' if - , . , N . Q1 ggllllllllfu Ml, -mnjllI or 'M .Ag SENIOR CLASS WILL The most distinguished, intelligent, and famous Senior Class of I959 realizes that with its departure, Woodrow Wilson High School will lose the most powerful sustaining section of the student body. Fearing that the re- maining students will never be able to recuperate from this great loss, we have decided to write our last will and testament so that their strength will not entirely fail them on that sad and fateful day when we shall leave the dear school forever. Therefore, we shall make one undying effort, a memorial that will set for the generosity and far-reaching vision of the Class of '59, Let it be known that the Senior Class of l959, being of soundest mind, does make the following distribution of its personal possessions. Article I We, the members of the Senior Class, will to Mr. C. G. Peregoy our ex- cellent behavior to be used for the benefit of the coming students. Article Il We bequeath to the faculty our heart-felt sympathy for the great loss we bring about with out leaving, and for having to put up with the classes who will so blunderingly and feebly carry on our work. Article lll To the school as a whole, we will our strength and courage, so they can, at least, make an attempt to match our perfect record. Article IV We, the members of the Chemistry II Class, will to Miss Reardon our pleasing QI fragrances, because she got most of them anyway. We, Linda Kessel and Mary Jane Mulholland, will our ability to get around Mrs. McClure to any Sophomore who can't get along with her. I, Peggy Richmond, will my ability to get mixed up in other people's problems to Eddie Highlander, in hopes that he can get out of them better than I did. I, Linda Bower, hereby will my manners in Chorus Class to Janice Feazell. I, Chippy Newman, will the bottle of peroxide everyone accuses me of using to Sherry Wood in hopes that she'Il remain light and bright . I, Clara Swarthout, will my uncomfortable, short-backed chemistry chair to someone shorter than I. I, Barbara Riffe, will my height to the shortest boy I know: Rod I-larmon, I, Jerry A. Lilly, bequeath my ability to get along with the devoted Re- publican, Mrs. Frank Vass, to Mr. Mark Slack. I, Karen Foster, will the L on my flag girl uniform to any Junior lucky enough to get it. I, Sharon Gallaher, will my Iaryngitis to Peggy Cooke, who needs it. I, Joyce Kidwell, will one lonely year to any Junior girl whose boyfriend is far away. I, Nancy Sparkes, being of weak voice and exhausted condition, do will to Edna White, Patty Anderson, and Sherry Wood a half-filled bottle of shoe polish, a used iron, and a torn-up megaphone. I, Mary Ellen Cole, will my ability to get along with Mrs. McClure, my voice, and my ability to work to go to All-State Chorus to some Lucky Junior. I, Shirley Ann Todd, will my gay heart to the Junior with the most troubles. I, Crash Dorsey, will my ability to use all five senses, good judge- ment, excellent concentration, and quick thinking while driving to anyone who needs it as much as I do. I, Karen Elkins, will Mr. Yoder, flute stand one, to any Junior who has as good an imagination as I have. I, Barbara Hatcher, will my ability to put my foot in my mouth every time I speak, to two of my big-mouthed friends, Barbara Haddox, and May- belle McClaugherty. I, Margaret Sanna, will all the fun I had in Booster Club to Button Lowe. zz SENIOR CLASS WILL I, John Whitlock, will to Johnny Setliff my long legs, which should bring him up in the world. I, Nancy Bowyer, will my back row seat in Mrs. Milliron's room to Don Foose in hopes that he will use it. l, Marsha Milam,will my seat in Mr. Carte's room to Anna Marie Van- dell in hopes she won't talk as much as I did. I, Ruth Laws, will mv old worn out practice set to Harriett Hambric and hope she had as much fun with it as l had. I, Mary Baker, will my chair and good times in Band to Jackie Kyle. I, Saundra Morgan, will my manager stripes in Band to some lucky Junior. I, Becky Thompson, will my baton and whistle to any Junior who has lov-ed Band as long as I have. We, Glenn Smith, George Roebuck, and Earl Pack will our good behavior to next year's students in Mr. Chanbers' class. I, Patti Meyer, will my ability to consume a package of Kleenex a day to Kitsy May in hopes she won't interrupt as many classes as I have. I, Carol Almond, will my much-used English book to a very lucky Jun- ior, Carol Ercole. We, Patsy Skaggs and Val Binderman, will to Charlotte Klaus and Sally Summers our good times on band trips. I, Jerry Rose, will the biggest bass in the band to Mark Skaggs and hope he doesn't put any scratches on it. l, Barbara Burton, will my Latin ll book to Mrs. Milliron because it has all the translations in it. I l, Anne Kessinger, will to two Sophomores who ride up town with me, a car so that when l'm gone, they won't have to walk. I, Sandra Keaton, will my manager stripes to any Junior who will work as hard for them as I did. I, Jeanie Mason, will my speech at the Annual Christmas Dance to the president of the club that is lucky enough to get the dance next year. We, the majorettes, will our batons to the next year's majorettes in hopes that they wi-ll win another trophy in Bristol. I, Marietta Gilletto, will all my fun I had at WWHS to Mary Ann Lilly. I, Ned Donalson, will my ability to eat half of Mrs. McClure's lunch without het knowing it to Sharon Trail. I, Buzzy Ragland, will to Mrs. Milliron a new window stick because her old one is about worn out. I, Harold Casali, will my massive frame and Hurculean brawn to Jerry Turner, who is in dire need of it. I, Connie Sparacinp, will to the next editor of the annual, my bull whip with orders to use it if the staff begins to lag behind. I, Susan Parker, will ,my seat beside the window in Mrs. Milliron's room to any Junior who wants to wear a coat to class. I, Sam Wood, will to Bob Vermillion about SIO worth of broken beakers to be used in Chemistry ll class next year. I, Charles Walker, will a tricycle to anyone who has to get from their locker to the annex between classes. We, all of the Chemistry classes, will to Mr. Jarrell a plot of ground on the front lawn so he can build a new dark room. l, Flo Henkle, do will and bequeath my second year Latin book and my sympathy, for they belong together. I, Johnny Banco, am like the Indians, I want to take all my belongings to the happy hunting grounds, therefore, I leave nothing. I, Cathy Hess, will my cheery smile to Mr. Carte, who may need it when he gets mad at some of next year's seniors. I, Bettina DePaulo, will my list of alibis to Sarah Meador so that she will have no trouble in planning her absences next year. I, Marty McDonald, will part of my height to Miss Robertson because it is difficult to distinguish her from the students. Signed and sealed this day, the sixteenth day of December, l958. ... Q -- . 4 E - A , .A 2 1 V W 1 Psi 1 s Y ig 3 is N . r 55 :al A in 1 ,K f' . A Q g If ni 4 I i. f Q .ig if g rf V . . il . . C S 4 J - g - in J in ' 4 ki 1 ,A K . L .,:x i kk K 1 ., -. .1 ,. A . . L',L -f . V . r QQ. A. f fn ,ii ll?x fs E . f i. LZA it J ' J A '- ' ' 5 ' J ,Xie Li m L . ' .tlsn . f , J . gi it ' .. .di sv :, 5 I. . . K pig J., A . N zgb fr all y mh XR if . S. Hi .Y J I2 I l - I bugue L -is Q. . .5 5 L:,,. gb .E E E' kL,Z ' , 3 LVLZ . K W y .. y y Q R W i s K I i . .s V V W . 1 ,,.. , 'iii itil at 'kk ., t Q, - . f is . X- r I f , ' Fifi , 3 E . t is . if . A Q I Q 2 Aiiifil t Q ,K ii A i i l Qi as fb if gf . 'K N' X J X Ng W.. -ft Anne Kessinger Jeanie Mason Phyllis Wilson Vcra Jamison Charlotte Carter Rita Harvit if I -. K K. gill' is 'P 'N N . n - is . If ii Q i':,: Li .i -E WQN . Larry Mitchell Sue Todd Bob Phipps Harriet Davis Frcdi Hicks and Jimmy Smith John Lynn Connie Sparacino Donna Faull Ruth Laws Margaret Roop Carol Almond Buzzy Ragland kv. 1 ,Ay n . , ff . .s -' fs. .K WN? ,Q , t w w Wm 'QW 'Gs Charles Walker Meleta Janes Pat Meadows Sandra Pack Jeans: Rardin Patsy Wilkerson Patti Meyer Geneva Vest Barbara Fink Chippy Newman Patsy Skaggs Barbara Hatcher Frances Duran Sandra Keaton Dorothy Wilson Marsha Milam l 8.5 tw n 3 :Sf -w .+..:. . .s -if f 1 -- was ....,. f hs. - K is I f x NN 1' 1- . asf.. -: ,. . L ai F wi - it s in 'ii' - is ff if S. NS N ,. 3: - i: : E . . ..,y X .. '.., f k-.i, , V EA , K . .' We 'ETWE-f. 1 -ff 'kisses' was . Q. xi . his 2 fe ,i Q ' an Ei ' . 3 W 'f s - , J- V qs. ,. S' 1 V J' kl3ji .7: .fs .i. kk ., I .. i J g H- .fs is k,k. an ,E g .. S5 i.1 C fu:-,: 4 ,.,-. IQ., s!g,.f' Bettina DePaulo Peggy Richmond .. Pc 't' Gciyl Mr-ll Rorini Conuii Marihc f N ex S 'S S' I' A Y w we-ff QW, .V Q' if Y Y ' is Q x n. Ut, X 'W' for Jean DAgoshno Valerie Blnderman George Roebuck Mary Haldane Barbara Medina Loretta Kevth Nancy Allen Marietta Gllletfo Ann Blackmon Linda Bower Anna Webb Nancy Kessinger Freda Rochelle Betty Greer Linda McManus Joyce Kldwell Carolyn Hltechew Tonl Cassell Nancy Cox Ann Underwood Ronnle Barker Justine Cline John Burleson Joyce Hidalgo Lula Harrah Loretta Low Drema Meadows Alma Hosklns Judy Frazler DIXIE Lllly 1, .1.:,w 1 5,11 ,wr l D NSE , lf Ce Q Q ' its , wmv , H- il M il, .51 ? 9 ,r.- Ya , - 'K .V fs, 4 .1 ,gr,syiM. . J, jk ,,,,,.Ma. M.. img 4 . 33? K , ., :xl l 1 K egfv l Qi Q M. . CLASS PROPHECY The scene: cafeteria of W. W. H. S. The time: l969. The event: re- union of class of 759. Transportation was provided for this memorable oc- casion by the A-Ross-H. Davis Drive-it Company. Parking lot attendants are Larry Smith and Barbara Burton. On entering the building we notice the six-foot mural of principal, Harold Casali, with his secretarial staff, Judy Frazier, Linda McManus, and Connie Manning. This internationally famous masterpiece was painted by Susan Parker, Jim Bob Kessinger, and Patsy Skaggs, graduates from the Afghanistan Art Academy, but was unfinished because the great tycoon, Herbert SMcMillan, refused to extend the lcan on the paint brushes. Continuing on to the cafeteria, we find Charles Walker, head chef, with his assistants, Mary Hutchinson, Linus Hollaway, Loretta Keith, and Johnny Banco, preparing a new dish called Robert's Rarebit, named after the famous nutritionist, Betsy Roberts. The next person we meet is Peggy Richmond, president of the Beckley Be-Bops, a community concert organization, which is soon to feature the vocal team of Nancy Sparkesand Jack Thomas singing the Aria to a Hole in the Ground, or Baby lt's Cool Inside, written by Mary Jane Mulhol- land, a music director at the Saskatchewan School of Song and Symphony. At intermission, there will be a number featuring Betty Greer, Sue Gassner, Connie Sparacino, and Jerry Rose dancing to the immortal strains of The Eternal Triangle Plus One. Anne Kessinger, the first woman president of Y.M.C.A., now joins our conversation and informs us that several outstanding basketball players have formed a Church League team, called the Baptist Basketeers. Among these are Jerry Lilly, Larry Smith, Ronnie Barker, Bob Phipps, Bob Howery, and Earl Pack. We find that Linda Kessel has given up her position as head football coach at Vassar to captain this team. Their coach is the famous pentathalon champion, Bettina only five-more-miles DePaulo. Her assis- tant is that Larry gee-whiz Mitchell. Pat Wagner has just informed us, as publicity chairman of the school, that John me-crash? Dorsey has been awarded the Safe-Driving Award for I968-69. Second and third places went to Wendell Williams and Paul Strock. As we trek on around the mammoth cafeteria, we stumble over Harmon Lushbaugh and his partner, Ferrell Pauletto. They have, at last, discovered the new species of dirt the world has searched for. Photographers and re- porters immediately are on hand, and, in their interviews with Professors Lushbaugh and Pauletto, we learn of the vast set up these scientists have. They have three lab assistants, Sam Wood, Flo Henkle, and Wanda Rose. They, also, employ two molecule counters, Patti Meyer and Mary Ann Stover. We have an unusual treat in that the world's four most famous lawyers are among our number. They were called here from all over the world to settle the world's most baffling case. Our lawyers are Buzzy Ragland, from Paris, France, John Lynn, practicing in Cairo, Egypt, John Whitlock, from Moscow, U.S.S.R., and Duke James, Crab Orchard's famous lawyer. They are here to settle the case in which Don Lively demands that he be able to place a DE, lDoctor of Embalmingl after his name in advertising his fu- neral home. 26 CLASS PROPHECY We are now being served refreshments by the school's perky waitresses, Sherry Gallaher, Nancy Kessinger, Nancy Bowyer, Marty MacDonald, and Brenda Davis. While eating our refreshments, we chatted a while with the editor of the Beckley Bugle, Judy Greiner. She informed us that Cathy Hess, Mary Caudill, Mary Ellen Cole, and Mary Baker had received the Noblitzer Prize for their best-seller, TEMBERANACE INTTHEWHIGH SCHOOL. Judy also tells us of the formation of club, by Judy Leeber, Chippy Newman, irre RlE5ivfTd'ln,s anidyalso of the formation of the Pistol-Packing-Plilggtfglilfjyeyiirsbyi Jay Schierer, S Gene Harvey, John uFlush Elkins, Foster. Jean D'Agostgino, Altlrie slchootifsocliidl clgfrector, tells usthat the ice cream for the event was clonaifedtby Hcouchins, the candy by Ann Anderson, owner of th?Qgl?rovince ltc. cake by Gloria Herrera owner of the Urban Subfffrlban Restauinalljtffqnd laundryii by Ned Donalson, owner of the DonalsongjfrailslLaundry. tells us of the great heights which four of our n.ui?lbe.r'l5qave achieveffMbrcia Persinger, i,Becky Thomp- son, David Scites, ahcLfJerry YSt,oVeriareliaflflickiagl window Sitr w ashers.,at the Empire State Building, owndd twoilo.f'New most prominentlllllladias, Linda lrle and Carolyn Jlelansren-aiigfagls usfiafls.tlweli,coivg1ing eviigjfgigelistic cru- sade of Beguild, 'crx 5 It seems that liPat,,Meaidows, Margaret Dickerson, and Rita xeagcjfllsive tljiiot ,Latin is not a dead language. They have gpnexsi Paul Cox, President llll 'il' decided that it is about time to clea -,,:,, l-le lWClS,,Gppjoi t :-: gt g, onnie Godby, Erland Tomczyk, and ,,',i Due to the coming election Patil is Zll, ?5ppSosedlfl5yfr,bNancy s, he has em- ployed Sandra aton,,QPatsyfleWillgerson, Mason as models is payhphletfs. Joliln M.aystJisfifCQEleifv,photograph and Johnny Welch is developer.fPaul jaelso tells that.,Marg't1ret Connie Phillips, an ixfalerie Bindermanihave plreadg AgW stg,r.ted'gfr6wing tiz rdg for the 2050 cent nial. ,J ,il J Slil llil scccc T Cline has just received a urartfgmiiirecbrd foriheryr ording of va Writ .You Bur. I1aafaf.aNa oaaitcm iiii Paingifwsheiiijwaais e recgrd 'R,,m..r ki Q ! S, -1 A g f .A , v.. x f around he neck and always remembers Frank Shrewsbury? and Fuqua who wrote hit song. gy gy ,,,,, N ,,,,,c ,E g f A ne lub faf.maa,sbyrRaii,aa Roebuck,g RaahafaiHash, Flanagan Russel n iAmon,Glbnn Smith, and Ronnie Williams is the topic of discussionj s purpgse is ift, to doggnotl1ing.,.1iv13h, as little as possible. The chief philo i,5b,l herslfiofthe'e'tiffne,l Claria Swdlrthout, Eva..KgN garll nger, and Bob Artman, lwhom elrlstandtare still Woodro , , agree that this is a good theory, builf resident of the WSSVT, lrta E, A., A e Lively, does not. She is backed up by cool TetJCl'1eI5 E0rl ROY Pack, from Nome Alaska. ,,,a f ,,,, Having had a wonderful time at our class reunion, renewing old ac- quaintances, we return to our car to discover no gas, but an lOU for six gal- Ions of gas from Bill Browsky and Jimmy Preston. lt seems that things haven't changed too much in ten years after all. 27 T m.v1 so JUNIGR CLASS President . . Jerry Turner Treasurer , . Sam 4 Vice President Sara Meador Sponsor Mrs Rodri Secretary , Jo Ann Cascio SENATE HOUSE Lorry Bolash Margie Hale Rodney Harmon Eddie Highlander Chris Sarandon George Thornley Jerry Turner Caroiyn Whitesell Sam Feazell Freda Tolliver Richard Calloway Sieve Bair June Givens Harriett Harnbric Mark Skaggs Jon McBride Jo Ann Cascio Sue Carol Ercole Carol Thompson SOPHOMORE CLASS President . .Rita Pietrantozzi Treasurer Tommy Lowe Vice President . Billie June Mabe Sponsor Fred Roberts Secretary Dremo Ann Calvert SENATE Judith Bazzarre Charles Armentrout Barry Bales Don Bunch Mary Kay James Jackie Sue Kyle Rita Pietrantozzi HOUSE Janet Wirtz Billy Molina James Robinette Sue Wheeling Janice Feazell Shirley Meadows Maria Porterfield Buster Williams Betty Clower Carol Ann Porterfield Eddie Berginnis Billy June Mabe Steve Quesenberry Daniel Speilman Peggy Cooke Flicka Daniel Charles lrle Name Alice Lively Paul Cox Mary Caudill Johnny Welsh Mary Ellen Cole Johnny Banco Sandra Keaton John Lynn Patty Peters Ned Ragland Carolyn Forren Bobby Flowery Mary Baker Gene Harvey Dora Mason Walter Wikle Jeane Rardin Linda Kessel Richard Hash Catherine l-less John Dorsey Judy Greiner Lawrence Mitchell Karen Elkins Jay Scherer Pat Meadows l-larold Casali Marcia Persinger Russell King Claudeis Newman Clarence Smith Mary l-lalclane Saundra Morgan Kenneth James Peggy Richmond William Flanagan Nancy Sparkes Linus l-lalloway Barbara Burton Jerry Rose Constance Sparacino Larry Smith Rebrecca Thompson D. Lee Fuqua Virginia Foster Charles Walker Carolyn Hitechew John Amon Judith Frazier ri if if if ri if if fi iicothyif if fr if SENIOR ODDITIES Known As Goofy lt-larry Coanie Welsh Aid Mutt Totsy Sandy Lynn Spunky Munkyl' Buzzyw if if Forrnie Bingy Jinky Gena r Jeanie' Walt fr 1 Jeanie' Kissall Mumbalsn Crash Judy Larry Weremousen Goofy Patty Gale' Coach Ode Percyl' Russ nchippyn Smitty Dougie Windy Dukel' Peg Bill l-lookie Tubbie Bobs Jerry if Connie Varsity'f Becky Duvey Karen Blimpou Kinkiel' Lover Mole Mary Jane Mulholland JuClyl' Noted For crying in the halls Class Pres. personality blushing face pretty smile censored remarks talkative motions his brains shortness conceit having a good time good sense of humor personality taking guitar lessons colors of her hair good looks H. C. Queen Mrs. Mac's pet? out of town girls Chaplain cor wrecks beautiful hair standing alone neatness back-end collisions Miss Flying Eagle Denmark trip head maiorette his girl her height getting dirty deals sincerity good work SIZE all-around girl athletic ability cheering friendly smile being late talent head flag girl his type of wine 81 Women sarcastic remarks white sport coat innocence having a complex shorthand brain good looks chats with Mr. Peregoy pretty hair 30 Ambition marry the Pres. to make o million fast gym teacher engineer be o psychiatrist to get out of high school to be a tooter to please Patty to attend Tenn. Tech to be a lawyer to get a car to get away from it all to get through college with vu studying play the guitar to be something be on first team basketball to succeed swim English Channel backivt a big game hunter CgirlsJ reg. nurse to stay out of trouble iournalists go to the moon to gain weight soda perk to get married return to Denmark to teach music to have Marcia to marry a rich man to find the right girl to be o lady wrestler to have four roses beach comber see all and miss nothing to graduate to be an actress to get along with Braggsitl to understand to be a dancer to be a nurse to have Connie to have a gold Cadillac dance on bandstand to cook without burning to be liked be a secretary love and marriage ioin a harem marry Lionel Favorite Personality 'AUL xLlCE Ar. Jackson Ioach Bragg lr. Schwank ohnny Banco Ar Snllnrk 'ATTY OHN Ioach Van Meter Ars. Milliron Ar. Carte Ar. Jarrell lames Deon Elvis Presley Danny Williams DUKE .OU lohnny Banco Ar. Sallack Vlrs. Beaty SOB SIRLS IOLLIE Qapoleon IACK Ars. Reynolds ZUSSELL IAARCIA !UDDY Juke James SENE 'a Chess vtrs. Manning EDDIE Ioach Bragg l'een Tone drummer laddy :rank Sinatra Vlrs. Ruff Vlr. 8. Mrs. Wiseman vliss Porter vtr. Sallack Jenny Mahoney Vlr. Sallock Iooch Peelish ROSS :retty girls SniffIes LIONEL SENIOR Usually Utter: he makes me so m be happy! you're right where's Coonie? knowing I do know what I mean don't panic where's PIp ? I'm mad at him who pulled your ch smell you! ad! ain? why are you so good Io I'm mad at you! getting any? how dinkyl where's the party golly! himmelherrgottkruez you know thats not tru Oh, gad Oh, really? Oh, cow I don't agree with that Iet's go to Mabscott! censored! Jack's coming home give my regards really? she'll get that ring that's the breaks well Charlie! are you serious? going to Pineville? she's tuff! that's life Iet's go home are you ready? are you serious? that makes me so censored! Oh, shoot! stomp the grapes mad you iust don't know! Hi beautiful which way to Athens? Nobody likes me. Oh, piffle! to the woods!! millioneldonnerwettek you're full of bull e! oking? ODDITIES Can You Feature without Paul without Alice short and fat physics brain going with Buzzy without wine, women 8. song without a date 8- manager weighing 300 lbs. being John's secretary with pegged pants her growing up with a halo a serious girl driving a big car not dependable a brain? not well dressed silent without John without a halo a safe driver with hornes agreeing not having a good time not blushing without friends football captain she and Russ getting along friendly 5 feet tall football hero sad sticking to a diet unpopular a bubble dancer being a brain lifeless weighing IOO lbs. not arguing feet inactive and with blonde hair not flirting quiet behaving herself on a horse in Texas without a personality without a remark not studying without looks without teeth! without a boy Bl stripes Worry PAUL ALICE what's that? football record shorthand 8- David doesn't know the meaning shorthand 8- obeo grades JOHN basketball who is at the drive-in teachers none Maxwell Hill boys Ca certain onei everything her clothes will they tell? where's the gang going Mr. Jarrell getting places fast Latin Mrs. Milliron which one? everything getting to church 'on time grades signals getting enough sleep worrying itself keeping the guys out of trouble chemistry her grades lLatini girls!! chemistry football school's spirit Mr. Roberts dates Spanish being extinct annual Larry 81 Connie a certain boy guess! boys o certain girl ROSS teachers what is that? LIONEL Wea? . gsgaf. Q f - E9 i gi, 1 fr , KmK--kh A . fm., ' - i ' w ' :Jig .' K -N - '. - 1,-zz .T , if K ff. 1 fl, PU w M W is ,. ' ,2 . Q fwvx X f 3 . 1, Vx Q Z 1 Q' Q8 X X W SW H as , -k X VKX! X W f K E N fgfixx 13 t xi K 5 . we gm 115 ,,., , :,ES2: IIEI ..:1 , sigi A ,- Q: .. , , -, -.Q 1:1,m ,,.i 1 this :ir I, I E af 1, ,af f ' at-'I -Hfwfsw.. A Sf t V A , Q,-.-A GK Wi H Er .. Hg, Qin , vw-, af like , xr Q1 ,iizif 'Q 1,5 .fwgg,.J1 3551 Q F M i X Q Q ki wif-V an 1. ' ,E W, 1 may ' 'A - ' ' Q .,- ii ' t K sy ,ir in W fi ' Lg K . ' ,, : 1 wk, ' .,. x. QV f X Q - .. 51 . - 2 gag f m Q f , QE.-555.9 x K L SK W ' ifi -. Q ' ' a A , I ' L X Q' v,,k ' ,QE W0 fx 2 . .5 Ji, cf 'G 2 5340 .E O ,i ff Zz Wir -:lhws fi- President Student Council Harold Ccsoli Editor EAG J'-'dyLg QISPATCH relner Ourstqndin PDU? genior Boy Ox Citizenship Girl Bettina DePoulO ,ii Wifi X b . -A-N-mmm Most Sincere Most Likely To Succeed John Whitlock, Harold Cosali Judy Greiner Bettina DePaulo 2nd-Harold Casali 2nd-John Whitlock Bettina DePaulo Judy Greiner Most Popular Pat Meadows, Paul Cox 2nd-Duke James Best Personality -,acne Rordm Most Intellectual Betsy Roberts Fred Drumheller Buzzy Ragland Susan Parker 2nd-Paul Cox 2nd-Harold Casali Marcia Persinger Bettina DePauIo W.. x 35 Q J XX ll ' Xl 'L R i H l l Wittiest Why Teachers Go Mad Jean D'Agostino Mary Caudill Bob Howery John Banco 2nd-Jackie Bell 2nd--Bob Howery Mary Jane Jean D'Agostino Mulholland H Q W l l Best School Spirit Linda Kessel Erland Tomczyk M I ost Ongmo 2nd-Ronnie Godby D l F MSR? Joggugyulhollond NOUCY Spofkes Ideal Companions On A Desert Isla 2 d J R Judy Maxey, Frank Shrewsbury n - erry ose Chippy Newman 2nd-Buzzy Ragland, Jeane Rardin se 5 S 41 36 B Most Talented Most Athletic Jerry Rose, Nancy Sparkes Bill Flanagan, Melba Webb 2f1d4Bl-IZZY ROQl0F1d, CONN? SDGVOCWO 2nd-Walter Wikle, Linda Kessel Most Dependable Connie Manning, Jerry Lilly 2nd-Harald Casali, Judy Greiner Best Dancer Best Sense of Humor Betty Greer Vera Jamison, Stephen Foster 2nd-Jerry Rose, Connie Sparacino 2nd-Duval Fuqua, Jean D'Agostino l s w Q Most Considerate Duke James, Alice Lively M I Most Artistic Jim Bob Kessinger, Sue Gwinn 2nd-Paul Cox, Betsy Roberts 2nd-Larry Smith, John Mays, Susan l Best Looking John Amon, Jeane Rardin 2ndvPaul Cox, Marcia Persinger Best Pals Best Pals Larry Mitchell, John Dorsey, Herbert McMillan Joyce Bryant, Sue Todd 2nd-f-Johnny Banca, Richard Hash 2nd-Mary Ellen Cole, Mary Caudill, Ali: J A lives K Assisi X , 'Cf J' , .J .xi Q 38 x ? 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' T I R Q E f 2 E 5, .N . 3 'SX Q. 5 K S C . , F Z Ei' 1 I f 'N lu 1, ' arg V . .. .,, T J-N53 'f 2 f ' , in 1, ,M1, ,iL,A 1 zkb Q ii H Q K f H qi hh i ,-:f K l l .. Wi, A - , E E '- .4 1-Xlguu. gummnuq, ' M .110-'fil l -f, Y Q - N' - ' f Q , A . e M K MARTHA JANE ADAMS Marty Her sweetness is becoming. Band 3, Jazz Band 3, Minstrel 3 Jr. Red Cross l, Handicraft l, Latin 2, Jr. Classical League NANCY RUTH ADKINS uN'nn Sweetness and sincerit are ver Y Y good qualities to possess. Bible 3, Jr. Red Cross 2 CECIL LEE ALLEN usquareu All things are difficult before they are easy, Sr. Executive Committee CAROL JANE ALMOND Carol lf life is worth living, it is worth enioyingf' F. T. A. 2, Sales 3, Bible l, Spanish I, Treas. l ANN MARIA ANDERSON naon A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of them. F. T. A. l, Band 3, Y-Teens l, Bible l, Minstrel 2 ROBERT TOWNSEN D ARTMAN usobn You name it, l'lI do it! Operctta l, Key l RACHEL ANN Anais nun A brain can sometimes get a little rusty. Art l, G. A. A. 3 DAPHNE GAYLE AKERS Gayle There is a time for silence, and time to speak. Dromatics 2, Bible l, Usher l NANCY CAROLYN ALLEN Nance She never forgets a hello. Bible l, Service 2, Usher l, Operet ta 2, Girls Chorus 2 JOHN DAVID AMON Rebel Can't race Browsky up here, down please. House of Representatives l, Chess l Football l BONNIE LOU ANDERSON Sweetness, truth, and every grace are read distinctly in her face. Usher 2, Booster l JAMES FRANCIS BAILEY TweIve years and now freedom. A Jr. Tech l O PHYLLIS ANN BAILEY uphill, K .3 15.-v 'QW-rv ry A sincere fun-loving girl. if D 'gy' l if Art 2, Bible 2, Service l, Grou Leader for Bible l ANNA LEE BALDWIN .,Lee.. Sincerity is deep as eternity. Bible 3, F. H. A. l MARIETTA ANN BALLARD Punkin A mighty hunter, my prey is man. G. H. A. 2, G. A. A. l, Dramatics I, Usher l JOHN NY BANCO Johnny Anything but a quiet life. Football 2, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Chess 2, Athletic 2 ROBERT EARLY BARRETT lt's good to live and let live. Athletic 2, Wrestling 2 SARA AILEEN BEAVER Sara She may look quiet, but don't let her fool you! Poetry 2, Spanish l ...fy MARY KATHRYN BAKER unnkyu lf silence were golden, I w ru flaf broke. Band 3, Orchestra 2, All-stfiti chestra 2, Y-Teens I, Che: Poetry l, Officer l, Boosrz Board of Directors I, Eyec Committee l, Tennis Club 2 Classical League l, Senior Play, Minstrel 3 H , MARGARET LOUISE BALL Blends are manufactured, 'ru hair comes naturallyf' Service 2, Y-Teen l, Chess l PANSY EERNICE BALLENGE uma.. Smile and the world smiles, Service l, Usher I, Y-Teens l RONNIE VERNE BARKER Hkexu If I con't do it, nobody ::a Football 3, Wrestling 2, Tra Operetta l, Key 2, Ath et Booster I, Chorus l ARDITH ANN BAZZIE Annie They soy a smiling face 'e a light heart. Bible 2 JACKIE ROSS BELL Ding Dong When parties interfere with -quit work. Chess 2, 4-H I, Football 2, l, Operetta l ROSALIE ANN BELLEY Rosie Sweet, petite, a treat to meet. Booster I, Sales 3, Latin 2, Jr. Classical League 2 JERRY WAYNE BENNINGTON Lite is one long process ot getting tired. Bible 2 BILLY RAY BIGGS lt is not good that man should be aIone. Bible 2, Chess I ANN DOROTHY BLACKMON NSW. An ounce of fun is worth a pound of learning. Band 3, Bible l, Poetry 2, Pres. I Service I, Minstrel I JUDY ANNETTE BLANKENSHIP Annette Sophisticated Lady Dramatic 2, Usher I, Mixed Chorus Club I, Journalism Statt 3, News- Release Editor I MELVIN WILLIAM BOSTICK A merry heart goes a long WCIY-H Q . .x V. i f X , V'-fx. , 1-N-.gif .it wf' A, , l l l i i , , Aitglll' fx' R 0' .Q I.. t 1 I if Qi? ' 1 , , -. 1 rr '31-H 3 1 9 4 ...W- 1, ..,., M, 5 ,,.. W W fifgili l 7 Rim. ,K L' Limglj- qp, f 'WW X 'I 4 53' K , 3 gs. 5 5 ,ww ' -., Q... . .. ..... ga ,fi .J l 1 6 ,we M if- 1 3. i J Mu' J i ix 'I- 5 WW 2 x x . if . V V . ,gs -.ii I 1, ' 3 I sa PATSY ANN BENNETT npatu Good humor is always a success. Service 2, Bible l, F.H.A. 2 JOHN DOUGLAS BEUKEMA The only way to get rid of temp- tation is to yield to it. Boys Chorus Club I, Bible l, Chap- lain I, Annual Staff VALERIE BINDERMAN nvalu Jolly, good natured, full of fun, if you want a real friend, here is one. Bond 3, Orchestra 2, Minstrcl 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Poetry I, All State Orchestra l JAMES STANLEY BLAND JR. nnmu Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Visual Education I ELEANOR RUTH ANN BOGGS Bonnie Always laughing, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bod. Jr. and Sr. Dramatics, Band 2, Minstrel 3 LINDA LEIGH BOWER CIucky I must kcep on talking whether I say anything or not. Operetta 3, F. T. A. I, Latin I, Dramatics 2, Sophomore Executive Committee, Mixed Chorus I, Treas- urer l, Minstrel l, Booster I RUBY LESTER BOWLING ,fkeckyu Yfg?1thl is the best time to enjoy i e. Bible l NANCY LEE BOWYER ,Nunn Why not have fun? Mixed Chorus l, Booster 2, Thes- pians 2, Scribe l, Chorus 3, Oper- etta 3, Eagle Dispatch, Quill and Scroll, l SHIRLEY FAYE BRAGG Pee Wee Her world is iust one little giggle, Service 2, Secretary 2, Booster l, Soles 2 DEANA JEAN BREWSTER Bushie A good time, why not? Usher 2, F, H. A. l, Bible l, Y-Teens l TOMMY VAUGHN BROOKS 11-rommyu Let others labor, l'll do the rest. LORETTA JOAN BROWN Jeanie A sweet, petite little lass. Mixed Chorus 2, Handicraft l, Op- eretta 2 'ff-rv' - ,,., ,uw me iw, im. 'l P fi ,- fb We -gf.: i , Rx Nts-117 I QGVV' f.,Q..,.,. I '- .,,,,: Af' fi-V, ,,..,.,, CHARLOTTE SUE BOWMA A girl that's sweet, a g'l true, without her, I woncter ever we'd do. Bible 2, Usher l, Service 2 Chorus 3, Operetta 3 MAUREEN MURIEL BRAG HMMH The task of every day, swe in her own sweet way.' Service 2, Treasurer 2 ROBERT LEE BREEDEN usobn A leader of men, a folo women. Key l, Mixed Chorus l, Ath DIANNA LEE BRIDI l'm not conceited, just per Bond 3, Minstrel l, Jr, T4-cl A. A. l, Jr. Red Cross l, tory l CHARLOTTE DARLEEN BF Cookie A girl we love to have arc Service 2, Bible 2 WILLIAM BROWN uaiun His eyes have a misc twinkle. Amieracs 1, chess 2 TERRY LEE BRUNTY Nothing endures but personal quality. Bible 2, Athletics 2, Track I, Foot- ball l SHARRON ELIZABETH BURGESS Little One Short, smart, and sweet. Service l, Mixed Chorus I, Dra- matics l, Chess I, Handicraft l, Operetta I BARBARA ANN BURTON Bobs She is sweet, she is shy, there is mischief in her eye. House of Rep. l, Band 3, Manager l, Orchestra 2 All State Orchestra l, Minstrel 3, lhcspians I, Dramat- ics 2, Vice Pres. I, Jr. Classical League. FIAIRLEY RAY CALHOUN n-rigeru There are three faithful friends- a wife, a dog, and ready cash. Chess 2, Key l, Sales l, Wrestling CHARLOTTE JUNE CARTER Charley Oh! her smiles are halos of heaven. Bible 3 ANTOINETTE CASSELL Tonette A disposition as desirable as a rosy red apple. G. A. A, 2, Y-Teens I, Service l, Handicraft I A . A .RA 5 Y xl ,il W +-2 V, 'I Wi . wr 5' .7 'U ,JN-af' 1 7 5 A swf? 43 ' l at JE is g 'ff .XV g A N fi. 'vt --Q .1 19 'Q-'Z' C, iid' 'MA it mg IV. ..r. .-H rw i, l o x I N I 'T' sn., 5. gif 'hs . I-, EVELYN JOYCE BRYANT u-,uicyn She sighs to many but loves only one. Usher l, Art 2, Bible l, Band 3, Officer l, Minstrel 3 JOHN HOWARD BURLESON Men of few words are the best men. 4-H Club 3 JEANETTE JUNE CALACINO Pinky There can no great smoke arise, but what there must be some fire. 4-H Club 3, Service 3, Sec. l MARY ELIZABETH CARPER As sweet as the day is long. Service 3 HAROLD ODI CASALI Coach He thinks too much--such men ore dangerous! Senate 3, Vice Pres. I, Pres. l, Key l, Evecutive Committee I, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Annual Staff, Thespian I, Track I, AFS Exchange Student to Denmark, State Student Council Meeting, MARY ELIZABETH CAUDILL Connie Live, laugh, and be merry-for tomorrow may never come! Booster I, Tennis 2, Poetry I, Y- Teens l, Dramotics l, Mixed Chorus I. Annual Staff RUTH ANN CAWLEY Rabbit A thing of beauty is a ioy for- ever. Jr. Red Cross I, Service 2, F.H.A 2, Treas. I CHARLES EDWARD CLIFFORD John Work is a waste of time, so why work? Chess I NAOMI JUSTINE CLINE ,,Je',. Why take life seriously? G. A. A. 2, Booster 2, Minstrel 3 Band 3 SAUNDRA LOUISE COBB Sandy lt's the quiet worker who suc- ceeds. Dramatlcs I, F. I-I. A. I, Treas, I Bible 3 BETTY CAROLE COMES Life, believe me, is not a dream, Bible 2, Y-Teens I, Booster I TEDDY RAY COOPER mredif Nature's own nobleman, friendly H and frank. ,im Bible 3, Hi-Y 2 TRINA ROSE CIPOLAT Tolly Rose Pep, personality, and punfh! Service I, Booster I, Usher , I, House of Rep. I, Jr. Cla League. ADEN DUNCAN CLINIZ lt matters not how long y yu but how well. Jr, Tech I ROMA CHARLOTTE CLINE Roma Charlotte Work before play. Bible 3, Pres. I MARY ELLEN COLE HMUM.. Her life is a bubbling s' overflowing with enthusiczsr Booster I, All-State Chorus I eretta 2, Girls Chorus 2, ,el Choir, Prom Queen Attendant nual Staff MACK HANSEL COOPER AxehandIe Never angry, never sa'I, a pleasant, and ever glad, Kev 2, Latin I, Boys Chgiri ODeretta I NANCY CAROL COX uNann But were it to my fancy giv rate her charms, l'd ca heaven. G. A. A. I, Y-Teens I, Che Usher I, Handicraft I PAUL KEITH COX upauln What! No women in Heaven? Down, Please. Executive Committee 2, Service I, House ot Rep. I, Hi-Y 3, Senate l, President of Senior Class, Senior Class ploy, Know your State Gov- ernment Day, West Virginia State Student Council meeting, Key I, Outstanding Senior Boy ROGER LEE CRAWFORD Nonchalar1t and twice as gay. Chess 2, Athletic I BILLY REGINAL CRIDDLE l am as I am, and I like it that wav. Chess I, Treas. I JEAN ELAINE D'AGOSTINO Jean-O A real cute chick who can make even the gloomiest cat feel good. Chess I, Minstrel I, Jr. Classical League BRENDA GALE DAVIS Brenda lf you don't believe me, ask me. Minstrel 2, Chorus 2, Booster I, Ooeretta I SUE JAN ETTE DEEDS Susie Live to love and love to live. Poetry I, Jr. Red Cross 3, Sec. I, Minstrel 3, Band 3 363 sg .A F 4 L, . 'X ffv vv 1' v, 'R ar 3 T . le' fin- ,,.,, ' .vis Q ,fr g .we W .. mb' 'J' .'tq,..,. .Qi ev' 'fe 1- A . fl.. is 'A ir S-: '-I '- 232. 47 ,M 'Q' I.. , 1? it ff ...ww I ef Mx . , VW 'vw' I ffl' Q 7 ' -1 N: -,, i J. - 4 JULIA KAY CRADDOCK nKayn A quiet mind is a rich one. G. A. A. I, Y-Teens I, Service I Bible 2 FREDERICK CEPHAS CREWS Freddie lt is better to wear out than to rust out. CONNIE DARE CURTIS Connie A pretty miss, a heart of gold, but tor one man and his alone. Chess l, Mixed Chorus l, Poetry 2 JOANN ELIZABETH DANKO nJon She laughs when she comes, she laughs when she goes, but what she laughs about nobody knows. Sales 3, Dramatics 2, Service 2, Chess l HARRIET FRANCES DAVIS Cookie Character is greater than any ca- reerg she has character that knows no fear. Dramatics 3, Pres. I, All-State Chorus, Girls State, Senior Class Play, Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus I, Latin I, Jr. Classical League, An- nual Statf, Asst. Editor, Girls Chorus, Selected Choir, Thespians. ELIZABETH VICTORIA DE PAULO Bettina Meet her anytime of AdGY, She always smiles that mischievous way. House of Pep. 2, Senate I, Latin I, Jr. Classical League l, Jr. Tech I, Operetta 3, Girls Chorus 3, Vice Pres. I, Selected Choir, Girls State, State Auditor, All State Chorus 2, Tennis Club 2, Tennis Team 2, TI-meninr-in 'J Fitizonshin Girl 1 MARGARET SUE DICKERSON nMorgYn Quiet, and lively, happy and gay, a smile for all who come her way, Mixed Chorus l, Y-Teens l, Jr. Classical League, Usher 2, Vice Pres. l, Operetta 2, All State Chorus l, Girls Chorus 3, Vice Pres. l, Latin l JOHN BRUCE DORSEY Crush A lot of outa wrecks result from the driver hugging the wrong curves. Senate l, House of Rep. l, Boys State, Jr. and Sr. Executixe Cori.- miltee, Dramatics 2, Pres. l, Thes- pians 2, Serg. of Arms l, Basket- ball l, Track l, Wrestling l, Boys Chorus l, Cheerleader l, Jr. Class Play DOROTHY JANE DUNBAR Hoof, A sweet, attractive, kind of grace. House of Rep, l, Bible 2, Officer l, Service l, Y-Teens l TOMMY RAY DURHAM When l open my lips, let no dag bark. Key 2 JOHN RUSH ELKINS Little Rush All the great men are dyina and I don't feel too well myself! Football manager l, Wrestling 2, Track l, Key 3, Board of Directors 2, Hi-Y l, Chess l, Operetta l BOBBY RAY FACELLO Hsobn Smile, and the world smiles too. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Athletic 2 lg ..,.:. ,c in . 'J' , . '- T pf K as sk X Y - -5 X: Q, N , 'W ca x x 'N 1 X Q . Mi j5Ff?i ' ' ' .fwzf ' Zi ff' 'Vs ,il W vs .3 ,,. ,Q ,J N L Wit' I 5 Qi, -ifyif it 23? . V i,,.fi-A-.ut-+I.--Q J H H if gi. S., 'MN' ',,., ,V sf 3 in it Q , lk g , wi' A ' Q i l . 1,-:gr A, 33 fn . A R, jg: . Y . , N, ' ' .sn ' N K. .-:gg -1:-ag: f, .-,,.. -,E -Pi, in x is - ' iw ' Wg ml., S, yy y f rr. ' s L' 'Q ff,-' 4 Q' is Y I 4 4 1,i:,.gi,: 'Cn J f:,i,,,,,q W EDWARD LEE DONALSON ,,Ned.f Whats the use of worry ng find a way. Wrestling 3, Track 3, Key. l, gram Chairman, Hi-Y 3, Vi e 2, Operetto l FREDRICK DALE DRUMHEL ,Tredn You do the work, I'll do the Chess 2, Track l FRANCES ANN DURAN Fran Sincere and friendly to al Sales 2, Booster l, Jr. Red Llr Mixed Chorus 2, Sec. L. fh Operetta 3, Minstrel 2, Glue 3, Treas. l DEBORAH ANN EDWARD Debbie Intelligence, sparked witl ter. Booster l, Dramatics 2, a Mixed Chorus l, Girls Sol Classical League KAREN SUE ELKINS Weremouse A live wire that is sch shocking, Band 3, Manager l, Orclves All State Orchestra 2, Pic F.T.A. l, Minstrel 2, Jr. Cl League l, Dramatics Z RONALD LEE FACELLO Napoleon was no giahtf' Athletic l, Football 3, Ticcl DONNA ARLENE FAULL Donnie Those devilish ways. Band 3, Minstrel 2, Y-Teens l Chess 2, Audio-Visual 2 MARGARET EDITH FINK Maggie A new boy. Where? Eagle Dispatch-Art Editor CAROLYN ELIIABETH FORREN Fannie Always laughing, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bad. House of Rep. l, Band 3, All State Orchestra, Orchestra 2, Annual Staff, Executive Comm. I, Y-Teens l, Eagle Dispatch, Jr. Classical League, Booster l, Poetry l, Mins- trel 3, Tennis Club l CAROLE JOAN FOSTER Frenchie How far this little candle throws her beams. Girls Chorus l, Dramotics l, Mixed Chorus 2, Treas. l, Operetta I, Minstrel I JAN ICE LEE FOSTER Janie A pleasing smile travels tar. 'R . 'ai 'W .vi mf t '?'. 003 'bfi 'ET7' you A-it vi , 4. 5 -zz , -A s fir' .f Gs' -ii.. i PPM is if . Q-v Y-Teens l, Mixed Chorus 3, Oper- I' 'fs' etta 2, Girls Chorus WILLIAM HENRY FOX, JR. Fannie It is better to learn late than neva. Chess l, Athletic l ' K., tg, :. L, I ' liiiv ' 44 ' ., ..'-5 -vu BARBARA JOAN FINK usarbu Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Booster I, Audio-Visual 2, Minstrel 3, Eagle Dispatch, Band 3, Handle craft l, Jazz Band 3 JUDITH ANN FISHER Snookie A smile for all, a frown for none. 4-H 2, G.A.A. 3 JAMES HARVEY FORREN Self alone is the greatest of all flatterersf' Athletics I, Football EDGAR STEPHEN FOSTER Chink Ohl must l work? What a waste of time. Operetta 3, Key 3. Boys Chorus 3 All State Chorus l, Mixed Chorus Club l, Booster 2, Football 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Minstrel 2, Select Choir VIRGINIA KAREN FOSTER Karen When Karen smiles the world smiles too, for she has a way of charming you, Band 3, Manager I, Orchestra 2, Flag Girl 2, Poetrv l, Booster l, F.H.A. l, Dromatics 2, Minstrel 3, All State Orchestra l, Thespians l JUDITH ANN FRAZIER nshugu A mischievous twinkle can be seen in her eye. Band 3, Maiorette l, Poetry l, Chess l, Minstrel 3, Booster 2, House ot Rep. l r DUVAL LEE FUQUA Maverick I ma not be handsome but I Y 1 swear I have a distinguished look. House of Rep. I, Chess 3. Athle'ic I, Footbali 3, Track 2, Basketball 2, Senate I SHARON LYNN GALLAH ER Sherry Tall, brunette, and sweet, just to know her is a treat. Y-Teens l, Drarnatvcs l, Booster I, Operetta 2, House of Rep. I, Chorus 2, EAGLE DISPATCH I WILMA ANN GARTEN Willie They say a smiling face reflects a light heart. Booster I, Service 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Vocal Music I, Operetta 3, An- nual Staff MARIETTA GILLETTO upeteu Let's have a party! Dramatics I, Usher I, Booster 2, g1.A.A. I, EAGLE DISPATCI-l, Sales 4 ANTHONY GONZALEZ H1-onyn Who invented this idea of educa- tion anyway? BETTY JANE GREER Mouse ll The world was made to be en- ioyed and I'lI enjoy it. Service 2, Dramatics 2, Jr. 8. Sr. Class Plays, Thespian 2, Sec. I, EAGLE DISPATCH, CoABusiness Manager, Headline Editor, Minstrel 3 MELBA JEAN GADD Jeannie Charm and grace accompany I Dramatics I, Chess I, Bible I MAYDEAN MATERIAL GART ,IMCYH A smiling face makes a hi heart. Jr. Red Cross I, Service 2, Eiil: RITA ELLEN GIALDELLA Every moment has a mean ng its own. Y-Teens I, Service 2, G.AA Usher I RONALD EUGENE GODBY Ronnie Smile, so the world knows vc up to something. Cheerleader 2, Booster 2, I'e Club 2, Photography Club , I, Minstrel 2 CAROL SUE GRAVELY Sudie Little, quiet, cute and sweet, to be near her is a treat.' Bible I, Service I. Y-Teens I, ed Chorus 2, Operetta 3, Girls I rus 3. JUDITH LYNN GREINER njudyu To find such intelligence lur behind such a pretty face, if deed rare, Editor EAGLE DISPATCH, Ji. Cross 3, President I, House of I, G.A.A. I, Service I, Operntt Jr. Class Play, Jr. Classical Lei 2, Quill and Scroll 2, Annuar 5 RAYMOND DAVID GROGG l can't wait until hunting season.f' Athletic 2, Football 2, Track 2 DELORES SUE GWI NN She meets life as if it were her own invention. Bible I, Service 2, Art 3 RICHARD DARRELL HAL! Nathaniel Man O' War was called Red too. Chess 2, Athletic I, Track 2, Serv- ice I TROY LEE HARMON Trojan What fools these mortals beg they should have taken lessons from mcg., Poetry I, Chess 2 PATRICIA ANN HARVATH Patty Few in words, but in thoughts, many. Mixed Chorus 2, House of Pep. I, Latin I, Jr. Red Cross I, Operetta 3, Girls Chorus EUGENE RUSSELL HARVEY Tangio Do it or die, or die doing it! Football 3 Wrestlin 2 Track 2 I Q 1 1 V. Key 2, House ot Rep. I S-My A L.. A ,OFWX ff N FRANCES LOUISE GUNTHER , Ridge -v Fairness reaches far. Bible 2, Service I, Y4Tccns I, G.A.A. l X .. . -.I MARY DOUGLAS HALDANE Dougie 'Living and learning-what more can I do? Band 3, Minstrel 3, F.T.A. I, Poetry I, Latin I, Dramatic I, Chess I, Jr. Classical League, Girls State, Annual Staff nf Qi my sa- . X, fl? in oixi: LEE HANcocK bi 1 'Se ,gl ai-'W' H I Dix. Q K W A quiet and studious lass. L- 177' Service 2 LULA BELLE HARRAH HLUH A Friendliness is a priceless treas- +..f ure. Jr. Red Crass I, Service I DIXIE ANN HARVEY She who sows courtesy reaps friendship. we, I 1 --p G.A,A. 2, Service I, Y-Teens I, M' Usher I 'QC' RITA LOUISE HARVIT Appears quiet, but wait until you know her, Band 3, Orchestra l, Minstrel I, Jr. Red Cross I, Poetry 2, Booster I, Jr. Classical League. Latin l, Annual Staff, Senior Class Play property committee si sb' RICHARD LEE HASH lf life is worth living, it is worth enjoying. Chess 2, Athletic 2, Football 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2 JERRY KENNETH HATCHER Fortune favors the bold. FLORENCE ELLEN HENKLE HFIOH This angel is a little devil in disguise. Mixed Chorus l, Booster l, Latin l, Dramatics 2, Sec. l, Operetta 3, Girls Chorus 3, All State Chorus l CATHERINE ANN HESS Cathy They say she doesn't care much for school, but she likes co-edu- cation. Band 3, Senate 3, Sophomore and Junior Class President, Flag Girl i, Chaplain l, Sophomore and Junior Executive Committee, Orchestra 2, All State Orchestra 2, Minstrel 3, Dramatic l, Tennis Club 2, Annual Staff, Jr. Classical League, Attendf ant Prom Queen MARTHA JOYCE HIDALGO Slowpoke A pretty miss, a heart of gold, but tor one man and his to hold. Y-Teens l, Usher l, Art l, Minstrel I BONNIE JEAN HODGE HBOH We get out of life exactly what we put into it. Mixed Chorus Club l, Dramatics l, Latin l JS- r . t -M it , fi? rf 11 3' 'K 1, H' er f . 9' ,L .W .5 4 3 1 , 1 -ii. ,Qi -WWW!! Xu., A: i n V 'WGS wi . W 'K tg . rw . . I we 1-un, 9 or. Hap 't 'FS'-'ir Er' I ,v Kg 'IX . ft. BARBARA GAYLE HATCHEI ,,Bob,, Full of pep and full of fun, r to do what need be done. Service 3, Pres. l, Sales E Pres. l, Student Manager l, l-lt craft 2, Vice Pres. l, Annu: SANDRA SUE HEDRICK Sandy 'Words are but shadovts action. G.A.A. 3 GLORIA ANN HERRERA Koochey Her friendly face and kim' will be remembered by cll. Mixed Chorus l, Y-Teens l l, Jr. Classical League Dr-:rr 2 FREDI JO HICKS A smile punctuated by a dm Bible 2 CAROLYN SUE HITECHEW Kinkic She puts all her worries n bottom of her heart, and -it the lid and smiles, F.H.A. l, Bible I, 44-l l, Eos l, Annual Staff LINUS RICHARD HOLLAWA Linus Honey Everything good -comes iii giant economy size. Football 3, Track 3, Wrestlng Hi-Y 3, Pres. 2, Key 3, Trcos Board of Directors l, First M Legislature of W. Va. SHELDA JEAN HONAKER X max ' A woman of cheerful yesterdays, I and happier tomorrowsl' 4-H Club I ALLEN MARSHALL HOUCHINS Herkey l'm a lover, not a fighter. Soles I, Glee Club I, Mixed Chorus MARK SPANGLER HUDSON ukockn Stand back, Professor, and I'lI tell you how to do it. Chess 2, Track I WANDA SUE HURT Berries Friendliness is a priceless treas- ure. Service 2, House of Rep. I, Usher I, Y-Teens I LINDA ROSS IRLE Hunt, A merry hearth maketh a cheer- ful countenance! Y-Teens I, Mixed Chorus I, Latin I, Dromatics 2, Sec. I KENNETH nuns :Amis sig nuke With affection beaming in one eye, and calculation in the other! Jr. and Sr. Executive Committee, Vice Pres. Senior Class, Football 3, Wrestling 3, Capt. I, Track 3, Key 2, Board of Directors I, Athletic I, Basketball 3611 it t lm.. YN WW 'x 'S' so ,4-Q. ev' af'-Q 'inv- 'bv' cy' 1: '? K' . i is is l xi I f Xia .. I 'E 'Wi 5 2 f .f ., V- ,v,.'-,V la' . . 4, 3: f'N..-. YI! G1 'aw iv vc' -...ff ALMA JEAN HOSKINS Punky Weill how sweet. Art I, Service I, Handicraft I JANNETTE FAYE HUDSON Janet No sinner, no saint, but the best of a gall Poetry 2, Jr. Red Cross I, Chess I BILLY JOE HUFFMAN Wild BiIl Life is a funny thing, so why not laugh? Chess 2, Football 2, Basketball I MARY MARTHA HUTCHINSON Hutch Tis girls like her that make the world go 'round. Dramatics I, Booster I, Mixed Chorus I, Latin I, Operetta 3, All State Chorus l, Senior Class Play I, Executive Committee Thcspians, Chorus 3 DARRELL EDWARD ISRAEL Aye, evcry inch a king. Chess I, Athletic I VERA MAE JAMISON Vemie Gentle in manners, firm in ac- tion. G.A.A. 2, Scryicc 3, Salcs I, Handi- craft MALETA YVONNE JANES Hkedu Her eyes as stars at twilight fair, like twilight too, her flaming hair. Jr. Red Cross l, Glee Club 2, 4-H Club l JOAN BONNIE KASHNER Jounie Short but important. Glee Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, All State Chorus l, Prop. Committee Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Operetta 2, Photography LORETTA KATHERYN KEITH One girl who doesn't talk all the time. Service l, F,H.A. 3, Treas. 2, Pres. I LINDA EARLE KESSEL Silence is golden, but l'm off the gold standard. Student Council 2, G.A.A. 3, Pres. l, Dramatics 2, Pres. l, Girls State, Tennis Club 2, Tennis Team 2, Alt State Chorus, Operetta, Girls Chorus 3, Booster l, Annual Staff JAMES ROBERT KESSINGER Jim Bob Studying interferes so much with the regular school courses. Key 3, l-li-Y 2, Senior Class Play, Operetfa l, Eagle Dispatch l NANCY JANE KESSINGER Nancy Jane The secret ot charm is hers. Dramatics 2, Glee Club 2, Booster l, Eagle Dispatch l, Art l, Oper- etta 2, Mixed Chorus l, Execuiiye Committee, G.A.A. l 1' gn..- 'ucv ti ,. 13' . .. 'ee 'in --Q5 , ,.. . 's ii mv- 5' A -. imma-r. S . 1 1 Z' 1 . J W0 its 21:4 , mi 1 56. gf Q Wlfgfiig S W 'tif- we 2 Q .,u-. ,awe 108 fb . xv-M' 'lx ht 4r f J :ti 'im K MA .. .5 we 5 gif, X il t . it - 2 J 11. A ' -1 . r i-ww 1' X gf 'mf fa-'QQ' X. ,. :px KA t V Slit- ff' was xx., 'lesser ,.. 'Sw l. if , .Q lxff ' 1 .M 2,4 ., -S . who, J' 'iliiffi f'Ql3. 55,1 5 S ZIVIA CAROLYN JOHNSON uclingn HWUVVY kills more people than l lets, so why worry? Photoorophy 2, F.H.A. I SANDRA JOYCE KEATON Sandy Talkative but congenial anc l and square. You won'f be IO some if she is there. Bond 3, Manager l, OYfhCSl'G All State Orchestra 2, Minstrel Sr. Class Executive Commiff P0el Y l, Vice Pres. l, Boostf-r GA-A' 2, Board of Directors, I nuol Staff KENNETH EARL KENNEDY ,.Ken,, The man who knows how always find a place in lifir, the man who knows why ,vil his boss. Sales 3, Art 2 EVA KAY KESSINGER Quietness and charm go hin hand. Service l, Dramatics l, Sec House of Rep. l, Latin l, Ogzie F.T.A. l, Sec. l, Senior Clos. Jr. Classical League, Girls Clor MARGARET ANNE KESSINGl Annie Don't tell me what I mean me figure it out for myse t. G.A.A. 3, Latin l, House cr 2, Glee Club 3, Accompaiiis Operetta 3, All State Choru Annual Staff, Jr. Classical rc EDDIE RAY KIDD He is a wise man who 'sp little. Key l, Athletic l, Poetry l MABEL JOYCE KIDWELL 1, J oyn Whatever the situation, she is never speechless. Y-Teens I, Dramatics I, Usher I FANNIE LORETTA KING CIang A good heart is better than all thc heads in the world. Service 2 JOHN EDWARD LAGOS Casual, cool and confident. Executive Committee I, Chess 2, Service I RUTH ANN LAWS Ruthie A sweet and charming little dame, ever and always just the same. G.A.A. I, Board of Directors I, Booster I, Usher I, Dramatics 2, Annual Staff MARY GRACE LEWIS Gracie My own thoughts are my com- panions. G.A.A. 3, Art 2, Y-Teens I DIXIE LEA LILLY nnixu A smiling taize makes a happy heart. Bible 2, 4-H I, Y-Teens I, Usher vp ROBERT EDGAR KING usobu There'll be some changes made. Operetta I Y Q in nusszu. rneomcx KING W , ,N Russ 'wr f' Why cant people leave my woman OIOFIE. r' ,,Q5,,.. Senate 2, Key 3, Football 3, Track ,5 '49 3, Basketball 3, Chess I, Wrestling ,Jig 2, Board of Directors 2 I 1 'Eise n- AWTS5' I cup wi swf iff J fi'-1 lj , 5: . I , - he ' wi. .l'?fQ4w ' 1 ' I ff , , I il ' w i f ez W ,, 4,4 , f I -2 Mr , V z., 4 - Y' pfi 15. . , f. 1, ., -, I - is . W I' 1 . z 5, 4, , Q X ' E eVH,, i'5.'?f'13 ' P ,' ALFRED LEE LANDERS Afric Let me enjoy lite while I live. Key 3, Hi-Y 2 JUDITH GRACE LEEBER .Uudyu Hope tor the best, prepare for theuworst, take what you can ge . Y5Teens I, Dramatic 2, Latin I, Minstrel I, Operetta 2, Cast l, Annual Staff, Thespian I, Girlg Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus I, Jr. Classical League, Booster Club l RAY ERLAND LEWIS l'm here, the party can start now. Chess l GARY THOMAS LILLY I work the hardest trying to get out of work. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track 3, Key I, Athletic I, Chess I, Boys Chorus I, Student Council I JERRY AVIS LILLY l will not retreat an inch-and .M , quewv ' ti. 'r ' 651 l will be heard. Service 3, Vice Pres. I, House ot , Rep. 3, Junior and Senior Class ' Play, Annual Staff, Jr. Classical League, Thespians . - ' H: 5. XS . WILLIAM RAYMoNo LILLY 4' E, , Q3 Bin t It tame comes after death, l'm -'W Q. my in no hurry for it. X, '- ., gl-rxf M , Q M--fl lf1?.1+,.g:5 L. if in g N in i J, LK .Q 1 K ii . I SQ -as 1 , -r ,QI-,A At Ig, -. 'Tr P- NANCY ANN LINSKY She's modest, dainty, cay and dis- creet-'-Une of the nicest girls you'lI ever meet. DONALD DALE LIVELY ,,Don,. I can resist anything but tempta- tion. JOHN ARTHUR LYNN D. C. VVork may be the-greatest gltt ot God to man, but it's getting stale with mc. Boys State, All State Chorus, 3, Sr. Class Play l, Senate I, Oper- etta 3, Key 3, Sec. 2, Head Bas- ketball Manager 2, Annual Statt, Executive Committee I, State Stu- dent Council Meeting, Chess I, I-li-Y I, Track I, Chorus 3 CONNIE SUE MANNING She is a rare jewel, precious to all. Dramatics 3, Vice Pres. I, Mixed Chorus I, Crperetta I, Jr. Class Executive Committee, Chess l, Mixed Chorus Club I, Jr, and Sr. Class Play, Thespian I, Annual Staff Z' 'NI' f' ,... www. an feewf ' gg . .-. Leng N K A my .1 Q rar- 4' K 'sie' -gnu.. NI? THOMAS ALFRED LILLY Good name in man and vor is the immediate jewel ot t souls. Bible I, Art I, Spanish I, Nrn I JERRY ALLEN LINDSEY What can I do to lue tar known? Bible I ALICE LORENE LIVELY Goofy Ahl You think you'Il targt Never! Girls Chorus I, Mixed Chrru G.A.A. 2, Senate 2, Atton Miss Flying Eagle, Attendan l Queen, Representative to I Your State Government Day C etta I HARMON LINDSEY LUSHBA Lush Greater men have lived--li doubt it. Band 2, Jr. Tech 3, Svc I DAVID JAMES MANKIN Dave There's a time to be si'c'1t a time to speak. Chess 2, Kev I DORA JEAN MASON Jeanie I have but one lamD bx rny feet are guided . lamp at experiencef Band 3, Maiorette I, Orches All State Orchestra 2, Seni ir Executive Committee, Che: Audio-Visual I, Poetry I, B I, Jr. Classical League, Mins JACKIE RAY MASON ,Uocku Lite is tar too important a thing even to talk seriously about. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track I, Athletic 3, Hi-Y 3 JUDITH ANN MAXEY ,fludyn Why don't you fall in love with me? Usher I, Poetry I, Minstrel I JOHN THOMAS MAYS Johnny Let's have a good time, people, Senior Class Play, Jr, Iggh, 1 CAROLYN SUE McALLISTER Cookie A merry heart does good to all. Dramatics I, Usher 2 BLANCHE CORA McKINNEY uscau You know she's around. Service 3, Audio-Visual 2, Oper- etta I, 4-H I LINDA LEE M:MAN US .11-exu A mighty hunter she-her prey is man. Booster I, Usher 2, Treos, I, ,IMT , .f V G.A.A. I, Latin I I -Lwf' BETTY LEE MAXEY Patience is the soul of peace. Chess I, Dramatic I, Bible I JAMES WILLIAM MAYNOR James The only mental exercise -I get is tram pumping to conclusions. Audio-Visual I, Jr. Tech. 2 MARY ANN MAYS Blackie Her smile is always sunny. G.A,A. I, Service I,. Y-Teens I, Mixed Chorus I, Usher I MAUREEN LOUISE McDONALD Marty A perfect lady, nobly planned, to worm, to Comfort and com- mandf' Operetta I, Booster I, G.A.A. I BOBBY LEE McKlNN,EY HBOS' Men ot few words arc the best men. Booster I, Dramatics I HERBERT ALLEN MCMILLAN HMGCH I like a mon with o tuturc, and a girl with o past. Floskethall I, Track I, Boys Chori-s 2, Operetta I, Hi-Y I, Key 3, All State Chorus TED FREEMAN McMILLION npinkyu Out ot too much learning, mer become mad. Chess 3, Football Manager I BELVA NADINE MEADOWS uselu Quiet, but not idle. Service 2, Y-Teens l, Executive Committee l, Usher I KAY FRANCES MEADOWS Blondie l've taken my fun where l've found it. Service 3, Bible I, Chorus l BARBARA ELLEN MEDINA Shorty 'Sing away sorrow, cast away care, Jr. Red Cross l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4-H Club l, Minstrel 2, All State Chorus, Operetta 2 MARSHA ANN MILAM Marsh A friendly disposition and a sunny smile. Usher 2, Bible l, Service 2, Girls Chorus, Operetta 3, All State Chorus LINDA EVELYN MILLER Winky Sweetness and smartncss go hand in hand. Band 3, Minstrel 3, Band Officer l, F.T.A. 3, Audio-Visual 2, Jr, Class- ical League Xt ff.: V' , . in-me 5 11,7 TQ! 'Vi 5 1 et! if ew YY 2 QW If 1 it I5 Msg Kffv X I ew x ,Qs si-ft if Q' 'E if 'M:q 'Hv .ws ., 4 -, r il WV' I 4 ' ,cf -J' .X 'Cf' 112' 'x A . Q, Je Iv- ,mr ,, My Us 'Sn-DX I 'RN-fp' FRANCES ANN M:VE'Y npudu lt's the quiet worker who ceedsf' Bible 3, Latin I DREMA CAROL MEADOW! Variety is the spice ef lifi-.' Bible 2, Jr. Red Cross l, Etei Committee l, F.T.A, 2, Ea',lc patch-Feature Editor PATRICIA GAYLE MEADO .Tatu A pretty miss, o heart if but for one man and I' hold. Secretary of Sophomore, Jurioi Senior Classes, Executive Koi tee 3, Booster 3, Treas. l, Pr Beard of Directors 3, Audit-' 2, Sec. 2, Band 3, Trumpet Orchestra l, All State Orchr-s Minstrel 3, Tennis Club 2, sical League, Annual Staff, Flying Eagle, Attendant Queen PATRICIA ANN MEYER Patti The world loves a spice vt chlevousness, and so do .-fc Dramatics l, Mixed Chorus l, l, Sec. I, Jr. Classical Le Executive Committee l, The 2, Operetta 3, All State Clio: Annual Staff, Girls State, Chorus DENZIL WILLIAM MILLER umngn l-le's got a line that woull the 55 mile speed limit' 4-H 2, Hi-Y 1, Athletic I LAWRENCE A. MITCHELL HLUHYH l would rather argue that win an argument. Basketball, Track I, Boys Chorus House of Rep. I, Treasurer ot Jr. and Sr. Classes, Executive Com- mittee 2, Latin I, Hi-Y I, Chemis- try Club I, Operetta l ROGER LEE MORGAN Take everyone's advice then do as you please. Chess 2, Service 2 MARY JANE MULHOLLAND Mule What we are is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God. Executive Committee I, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus I, All Stare Choius I, Operetta 3, Cast 2, Booster 3, Sec. I, Board of Directors I, Thes- pions 2, Honor Thespian, Tennis Club 2, Tennis Team 2, Annual Staff, Select Choir, N.M.S,C. Finalist CLAUDEIS AKIN NEWMAN nchippyr. With merriment in her eyes and smile, Chippy came, she saw, she conquered. Dramatics I, Mixed Chorus I, Latin l, Thespians 2, Vice Pres. I, Honor Thespian, Glee Club 3, All State Chorus 2, Operetta 3, Cast I, At- tendant Homecoming Queen, An- nual Staff, Cheerleacer I, Jr. Clas- sical League, Sr. Class Play, Mijs- trcl I, Booster I, Sixteenth Noies, Prom Queen Attendant EARL RAY PACK Stop crying girls, there ain't enough of me for everybody. Chess 2, Athletic I SANDRA CAROLE PACK V Hsandyu Rebel without o cause. Booster I, Executive Committee I Dramatics 2 If 'J Q ' Q wr F 'R I Q 1.4 ff-'gs '23 ff ' ggi? I iff, I I .zirxti I I ' I . ' f 1 lf I ' J Af. 1 , H ' ' 4, 5 f 3 I X '37 --2.322 ' Q ., .ww I 5' 5' JOHN MACRAE MOLLISH Flash Washington was a good man tool Football, Track, Wrestling, Chess, Athletic SAUN DRA KAY MORGAN nwindyu She's charming, sincere, true, popular, and a good student too. Band 3, Librarian I, Minstrel 3, Booster I, Latin I, Audio-Visual 3, Vice Pres. I, Jr, Classical League JANICE CAROL MYNHIER nkmu A ring on the finger is better than two on the phone, Booster I,V Chorus I, Boys Chorus ACCOWIDCUISI, Minstrel I, Operetta Accompanist 3 FRITZ NEWSOM l feel that I am a man of des- tiny. Chess I NORMA JEAN PACK 1fNorm1s11 Age cannot wither her, nor cus- tom steal her infinite variety. F'T'A4 Il Chorus I, Art I FARA RUTH PALMER Reogy Could that be Faro giggling? Band 3. All smfe B d i J T 3. Pres, I, Minstrelog ' Y' ech SUSAN PARKER Hsue., A rare combination of quietness, sweetness, and knowledge. Service I, Art 2, Pres. I, Dramatic I, Senior Class Executive Commit- tee Annual Staff JOY ELLEN PARSONS A maid of grace, quiet of voice, and sweet of face. F.H,A. 3, Handicraft I MARCIA KAY PERSINGER HMCHU Sweet dreams, deep thoughts, and full accomplishments, these are her rare virtues. Band 3, Flag Girl I, I-lead Maior- ette I, Orchestra 2, All State Or- chestra 2, Minstrel 3, House ot Rev. Pro, Tern, I, Y-Teens I, I, Chess I, Jr. Classical 2, Sec. Latin League, School Librarian 2, Attend- ant to Homecoming Queen PATRICIA LEE PETERS Shorty lt's the little things in life that count. Dramatic I, Usher I, Executive Committee I JOAN CAROL PHILLIPS Jocnie lt she has any faults, she has left us in doubt. Service I, F.l-IA, I CHARLES ALLEN PILLITERI ncapn Someday he'll surprise us all, Athletic 2 ,AAL ,..V -aid, Via ' ',i 'EF' fr:-1 I wi, .r' ' f .Q ' QP' . -, , fr . XX S' i 'if'-if -is .3 ., - , A , ,Q R , 4359 o is LA 'Mr' NIR- ,. 4. - T' ,, -. r ii is I iff? I Y'f'5i'i' ,r.' - . 1 - . if ' ,ff Q A i Y. f -v 'x . if ' A wr fr EMI 'K I S X . - K Y i I JOHNNY PARKULO, JR. Cannon 'Carefree and easy going. FERREL JO PAULETTO Knowledge comes, but .vi lingers, Drarnatics 2, Latin I, Oper 'tl Chemistry I, Sr. Executive I mittee WENDY LYNN PERSINGER Windcrs In her quietness there is tht Jr. Red Cross 2, Bible 2, L it. CONNIE SUE PHILLIPS Susie Friendliness, sincerity, a Ni please, and unbeatable c notion. Operetta 3, Y-Teens I, I Chorus I, Latin I, Service I I, Girls Chorus 3 ROBERT HOWARD PHIPPS ,,Bob,, Where's the line? Key 3, Chess I, Latin I, fo 2, Basketball I, Wrestling I, 3, Minstrel I, Tennis Club I BERNARD LEE PORTERFIELI Not lazy, but born tired and tered from a relapse. Track Manager 3 SANDRA SUE POTTS PoMsy Wottsie lf giggles came in grams, l'd be a pretty big woman. F-l'l-A- li Booster l, Service l, Minstrel l, Sales I JOHN EDWARD PRINCE Anything tor a joke. Chess 3 JEANE PORTER RARDIN Jeane Her vvinning smile, and her charming way, made Jeane our 58 Homecoming Queen, Latin I, Booster l, Thesaian 2, Mixed Chorus l, Jr. and Sr. Class play, Operetta 2, All State Chorus lr Executive Committee I, Home- coming Queen an 'PN str? 4' -was K 1 l .-W , gif' ' 1 r - X V. . . '11 A -- . nonszv REED i t i 595 The world knows little of its Q ' C' greatest men. A - Airy' 5 K I - . ,. .M JULIA VICKY RICHARDSON uvickyu Wisdom is tound in virtue, virtue in character, G.A,A. l, Service l, Usher l BARBARA ANN RIFFE Half-pint The best ot things come in little packages. Operetta 3, Dramatics l, Usher l, Chess l, Vocal Club l ffffb T. fin' A zap, I H uv' 7 if , ww 1 ylig -ee' ...4. RITA JEAN POWERS For evcry minute you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of hap- pinessf' Glee Club I NED HUTTER RAGLAND, JR. Buzzy Domed if girls can do without me. Basketball 3, Capt, l, Track 3, Tennis 2, Key 3, Vice Pres. l, Pres. l, Hi-Y l, Senate l, All State Chorus 2, Boys State, Soph. Execu- tive Committee, Operetta 2, Mins- trel ' REBECCA ANN HICKS REDDEN uaccky., Silence never makes any blun- ders. Bible I ROBERT DENNIS REED Denny Not too serious, not tao gay, but a rare good fellow, Band l, Chess 2 MARGARET JOSEPHINE RICHMOND upeggyn Ah, me, how weak a thing the heart of a woman is. Dramatics l, Mixed Chorus l, Booster l, Thespians 2, Treas. l, Glee Club 3, Operetta 3, Student Dance Teacher l, Minstrel 3, Girls State, Attorney General, Outstand- ing Citizen, Jr. Classical League, All State Chorus 2, Cheerleader I, Annual Staff, Attendant to Miss Flying Eagle ELSIE RIFFE Elsie I came through and I shall re- turn. Usher 2, Treas. l, Pres. l, Audio- Visual l, Y-Teens I, Chess l, Ov eretta 2, Minstrel 2, Band I. Chorus 2 TEDDY WAYNE RIFFE H1-edu A quiet man, but quite a man! Chess 3, Stage Crew 2, Track 2 EARL THOMAS RINER To study or not to study, that is the question. Athletic 2 FREDA ROCHELLE Blondie Freda's gay, need we say more? Bible I, Y-Teens I, Spanish 2, Treas. I, Pres. I, F,T.A. I JUDITH ELAINE ROLES ujudyn A smile on her lips and a 'guy' in her heart. Usher 2, Chess I JERRY LYNN ROSE Crash An artistic dancer, a persuasive romancerf' Band 3, Boys Manager I, Jazz Band I, Orchestra 2, All State Orchestra 2, Eagle Dispatch 3, Photographer I, Co-Business Man- ager I, Art, Booster I, Board of Directors I, Spanish 2, Vice Pres. I, Annual Staff, Minstrel 3, Sr. Executive Comm. ALLAN SUTPHIN R055 uaugku Did you ever meet a genius, Well . , . l'm always willing to make new friends. Football 2, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Operetta 3, All State Chorus 2, Key I, Chorus Club I, Chorus Class 2, Select Choir I, Minstrel I, Dra- matics 2, Hi-Y I .ss 3,1 S 1, . X- ' I I 4, Q 4 -I---' 1 I - - , .1 :N XE, he kr t 4 g Xx 7 X fs' in , , TI, if rfesw wiv ig- t if -S' AA Q X fi. ,vc . , MW HIL - .I 1,-My- , sf - 1 3,5 ' -' x - -uw fiifff kyl if X Qi' IFN it 3 I E A Q35 I ww Qt 52 E ,,,3,, 3,,3,,,,,,3,, sv' W1 ,. ,K , -'vw 'fax I will Q' A. Sly 'IZ if wiv 'W v Aw wi ,.:,, ' in 1 'TR I R it I A ffffnv ' I 5 4' QC ' 5 :yu I y W A 4, , EQ Q , ct Fha, 391 ,, ,fs-1. JAMES McRAY RINER Jimmie What! No women in tec Down please. Chess 3, Track I BETSY SUSAN ROBERTS Bets A personality as golden 1s end ot a rainbow. All State Chorus 2, Operctti Thcspian 2, Pres. I, Booster , matic I, Class Play I, N Chorus I, Annual Staff, Chen Executive Committee I GEORGE ROLLINS ROEBUCK BoIIic Roll on old world, and ll on with you. Football Manager I, Ba-,kc Manager I, Track Manage Sophomore and Junior Class President, Bible 2, Chess 2 MARGARET AN N ROOIP Margie Liberty at thought is the ll the soul. 4-H I, Service 2, Bible 2 WANDA JANE ROSE Woofie Jane Chorus 3, Minstrel 2, Opc et Chess I, Latin I, Usher I, -ra Bible I, Y-Teens I MARGARET SANNA Margaret Crazy, caretree, and cute I winning way to boot. G.A.A. I, Service I, Sales I, I, Booster 3, Treas. I PAUL ANDREW SAPLAK l don't celebrate school - I to- erate it. Jr. Tech I, Chess I . I i in Gt- I I ' 'E-1. A 3' DAVID LEE SCITES Muscles School is a lot of tun - it you like school. FRANCES RUTH SHORTT Fran Never too busy for fun! Jr. Red Cross l, G.A.A. 3 WILLARD FRANKLIN SHREWSBURY Frank Don't hit me, l'm the only one of my kind. Chess l, Football 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Treasurer Sophomore gloss, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys Chorus PATRICIA MARIE SKAGGS Patsy Light of heart, light ot step, Quick of wit, full of pep. Bond 3, Sec. l, Orchestra 2, All State Orchestra 2, Minstrel 3, Jr. and Sr. Executive Comm. Art 3, Sec. 2, Bible l, Annual Staff GLENN ELLIS SMITH, JR. nsugu Heroes aren't always dark, some times they're just tall and hand some. Basketball 3, Athletic Club l, Chess l, Track 3 wif' l . . .4- i ' R'::.2f' ...-A t I- T' ' . ' L ,, I . xi ii ' f .7 fk f u il 'I' I f Q, , fi Jn K Q if sf 7 'Q .biz-142 4.-f3', -,tw F fl 2 ' -' JOHN PAYNE SCHERER UJCYH Rum, romanticism and rebellion. House ot Rep. l, Hi-Y 3, Key 2, Board ot Directors I, Boys State, Operetta l, Football l, Wrestling I, Track l, Tennis Club l, Annual Staff DONALD COPE SETLIFF uoonu It at first you don't succeed, give up ,, Band 3, Jazz Band 3, Minstrel 3, Hi-Y l HAROLD RAY SHREWSBURY Sussy Onevwhose good nature never varies. Bible l, Chess l JOE RANDOLPH SHUR ,floeyn Leave silence to saints, l'm hu- man. Key l, Jr. Tech l, Chess I,-Bond 2, Officer l, Jazz Band 2, Minstrel 2 CLARENCE WILLIAM SMITH Smitty lf at first vnu r'nn't succeed, why try ci 2nd time? Football 3, Wrestling 2, Track 3, Executive Comm. l, Athletic 2, Key 3, Chess l JAMES JOSEPH SMITH Smitty A great disposition and friendly to all. Key 3, Executive Comm. l, Track 3 JOHN JAMES SMITH Capt, John No one can hurt you more than yourself in this old world! Booster I, Athletic 2, Chess 2, Band 3, Orchestra 2, Jazz Band I, Minstrel 2 ELEANOR JEAN SNODGRASS Let your speech be hetter than sil- ence, or be silent. Thespian I GINNY SUE SNUFFER Hman lt's nice to he natural, when you are naturally nice, Bible 2, Jr. Red Cross I, 4-H I, Usher I NANCY TATE SPARKES Capable, cute and qualified. Booster 2, Vice Pres. I, Glee Club 2, Drarnatics 2, Mixed Chorus I, Vice Pres. I, All State Chorus I, Minstrel 2, Operetta I, Cast I, Thespian I, Cheerleader 2, Head I, Senior Class Play, Sr. Executive Comm. Ioth Note NORMA JEAN STANLEY Whatever the situation, she is never speechless. G.A.A. I, Jr. Red Cross I, Handi- craft I, F.H.A. I, Thespians I, Jr. and Sr. Class Play GERALD CECIL STOVER Flash He won't let you target he's around. Football 2, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Athletic 2, Chess I .gg all A t fn . 'Z wry- - 1' -hz .::.,y,., ,I 4 A me, T7' it f-kg 3' S 7 M ., x 5. . w 6 ., ,Q :rf , E. i 1 if 5 . 1, f of I . fi ,gags .yimiz M f 9. :??iR wf.:,.'ff ,uv 5' ..,.....f SV' . may . GA Num ,Y v Fit se'-u l if all YQ fs t . I lf s it 1-.., f v iii . tr LARRY EUGENE SMITH Meaness Lead me not into temptation, show me the way and I'Il t my neck getting there. Booster I, Minstrel 3, Ext-ci Committee I, Athletic l, B-'rn Officer I, Jazz Band 3, Trac Letterman 3, Hi-Y I, Key I, H of Rep. I, Jr. and Sr. Class P Pres. Pro Tempore of House BARBARA SUE SNUFFER Bobbie Let's have a good time, D-'o Service 3, Bible I, Jr. Red Cro Sales I CONSTANCE JOSEPHINE SPARACINO Connie She looks for the best ir c thing and thinks the 'e' everyone, Band 3, Jazz Band 3, Flag G Head I, House of Rep. I, Bi I, Board of Directors, Drarnat Senate 2, Sec. I, Girls Stc-'e tendant to Miss Flying Eagle, trel 3, Annual Staff, Edit Chief, Attendant to Prom Qi CHARLES MILBURN SPARI1 Sparky Let me enjoy life while l li Athletic I JAMES EDWARD STEEL Pee Wee Work and I are strangers' Booster 3, Cheerleader I Chorus I, Mixed Chorus I, matic I, Operetta I MARY ANN STOVER She is one of those people nc knows anything bad abou' Booster I, House of Rep. I, :Se I, Latin 2, Pres. I, Jr. Cla: League, Librarian I PAUL FRANCIS STROCK Stork I never study too hard, I might get brain fever. Audio-Visual l, Chess l, Hi-Y 3, Treas. 2, Minstrel I PATRICIA LENORA STUMP UPN.. A man is better than a book any days, Bible 2 DENNIS RAY TAYLOR A man's true wealth is the good he does in this world. Sales 2 DAVID EDWARD THOMAS Men ot few words, are the best men. Football Manager l JOYCE ANN THOMPSON why.. Friendly and gay with a smile tor everyone who comes her way. Poetry 2, Dramatic l, Latin l, Usher l NORMA LEE THOMPSON Quietness is hearty, Usher l, Bible l, Minstrel 2, Op- eretta 3, Latin l, Jr. Classical League, Mixed Chorus l, Chess l, Dramatic l CAROLYN GENEVA STUMP Carol A happy heart makes a happy face. Bible 2, F.H,A. 3 CLARA IRETA SWARTHOUT lf I only understood it, it would be funny, Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus l, Dramatics l, Thespian 2, Latin l, Operetta 3, Senior Class Play l, Annual Staff ALICE ANN TEAGUE Teaquie A lovable, iolly way she has. Band 3, Jazz Band 2, Minstrel 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Treos. l, Jr. Clas- sical League JACK LEE THOMAS A .remarkable thing this lite of mine, l hope l live to see the end of it. All State Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Boys Chorus 3 LORETTA THOMPSON uLorn Her sweetness is becoming. Bible 3, Jr. Red Cross 2 REBECCA BELMA THOMPSON Becky As sweet within as her smile indi- cates-to all the school Becky really rates! Band 3, Majorette l, Orchestra 2, Minstrel 3, All State Orchestra 2, Poetry 2, West Virginia Forsinic League l, Latin 2, Trees. I, Jr. Executive Committee l, Jr. Clos- sical League I 1 ROY CURTIS THOMPSON, JR. Royal Crown . Nothing but himself can be his if paraIlel. Chess 2, Football I, Manager I, Wrestling Manager I, Track Man+ ager I, Jr. Class Play, Sr, Class Play, Service I, Mixed Chorus I, Boys Chorus I SHIRLEY ANN TODD Cutie Strong of purpose, true at heart. Bible I, Sec. I, Jr. Red Cross I, Vice Pres. I, Minstrel I gg., ERLAND HAROLD TOMCZYK if Buddy ' l'll think it over if you'll only give me time. , Key 2, Booster 3, Cheerleader 3 'i 351K .'ii:'.I?5I55iiats .ms ,M A-M f-45, -af ' v , ff I PSJQQ, fig 2 jx ,, A 'KE .. S-ov 'aim-0 , ww- .Ax KQV- : .1 U 2' Yi., 1 ,IR . 3 .V A' DOROTHY MAE TREADWAY Dotty Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Service I, Handicraft I, F.H.A. I JOHN ALLEN TREVISON ,X 4,...,.,-if sig, .vi V my . If' ii if-l3li2f,i',3f,. .- 'i ' ' III-26? ps-.-V . 5' , I -. iz-isis' I 1' ,e wif, , .jg i ,f ir gf If L L ,j,k Johnnie V The world is lust one great big A , pIayhouse! Chess 3 K f I I .r-f ', DORIS GAIL TYREE Shorty 5' 1. A Little she asks, her wants are S ' few. ' ' . H N, ga., service 2, F.H.A. i 4, RTW' Q V, hkky K M SANDRA KAY THURMAF Sandy Sweet as the summer brevzc G,A.A, 3, F,H.A. 2 SUE ANN TODD Stupid When she's not talking laughing. Bible 3, Booster I, Band 3, Ti eter I, Minstrel 2 PATRICIA ELLEN TRAIL nplnu A nice someone, .with lowd class who will win your fr ship as quick as a flash. Band 3, Officer I, G.A.A. 2, OI I, Booster I, House of Pep, ', Band 3, Minstrel 3, Y-Tccns I Classical League JAMES WILLIAM TREOLA Jackie I am a great lover, bu' found nothing to love vet. ' Key 3, Chess 2 PATTY KASEY TRIPPETT uparl A delight to all who know Y-Teens I, Bible 3 ALICE ANN UNDERWOOD Annie She lights the lamp of charm Bible I, Dramatic I, Latin I I 2, Opcretta 3, Minstrel I Chorus 3, Service I PATRICIA CAROL VEALY Patty A smile for all, a frown for none, she is loved by everyone. F.H.A. 2, Chaplain l, Service 3 ROGER POWELL VEST Rooster Life is for too important a thing even to talk seriously about. Stage Crew 3, Athletic l PATRICIA LEE WAGNER nwagu Sweetness and sincerity are good qualities. Dramatic 2, Art l, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 3 NANCY GAIL WALKER ciao A sunny smile, and dark brown hair, lips that laugh and eyes if 'MI A . L L A, 'J t ba . .3 'i N .1 ll X I 12... .- r' l .. l Zn I l 4 14' ff-H ,A ' A-ak , x E fr--W xxx A I . . - - -, ix 3 -Q..-1' fvq 3 .4-Q 'Pb' ip- .,-.. ' its I that dare. 'Qty' E Audio-Visual 2, Latin 2 NANCY CAROL! WALLACE As welcome as flowers in May. Service 2, G.A.A. l ANNA MAE WEBB Speedy A delightful bit of femininity. Y-Teens l, G.A.A. l, Service 2, House of Rep. I aryl A jg 115 .iv 'Q'- Q' 3' 45' GENEVA JUNE VEST .Uennyu The better part of one's life cor sists of her friendships. Service l, G.A.A, 3 KENNETH DAVID WADDELL Kenny God made him, and therefore let him pass for a man. A ' Hi-Y i, Jr. Tech 1, Band 3, stage , 'Usa' f . Crew l, Chess l CHARLES WALKER Blimpo l'll make you always remember me. Football 3, Wrestling 3, Track 3, Latin l, Athletic l, Key 3, House of Rep. l ZELDIA ALMEDA WALKER Shorty Manners often make fortunes. Dramatics l, G.A.A. l, Service l SHIRLEY EUNICE WAY Punkin If giggles came in pounds, shed be a pretty big woman. H MELBA CAROL WEBB Rabbit She'll try anything once to see how it works. Band 3, Officer l, Jazz Band 2, Otficler l, Booster l, 4-H l. G.A.A. 3, Vice Pres. l, Board of Directors 2, Minstrel 3 SHIRLEY LEE WEIDENSALL Small in stature, but big in heart. Service I, Bible 2, Y-Teens I TWILA JEAN WHITING TwiIn She makes a friend wherever she goes. Jr, Red Cross I, Handicraft I, Usher I CECIL CARLOS WHITT, JR. 'Iomorraw will take care of it- self, Opcretta I, Key I PATSY JANE WILKERSON Hpotu LittIe? Yes, but oh my! So is a stick of dynamite, F.T.A. 3, Treas. I, Pres. I, Mixed Chorus, Band 3, Flag Girl I, Jazz Band 2, Minstrel 3, Jr. Classical League, Attendant to Home Lom- zng Queen, Dramatic, Prom Queen CAROLYN RAND WILLIAMS Carol Winning is her way, and pleasant is her smile, Band 2, Booster I, Dramatic I, Student Council I RICHARD ALLEN WILLIAMS nmckyu When I think, I say what's on my mind. Poetry 2, Hi-Y 3 1 51.5 gg N c,-... A ,I , I - -. I v V ,- Lf x 1. .oy NN X i A ii 4' are ,, I ,,,, an ,.-X . N' , if ii 1 'I lie ii i.,:f ,3jfg ?Q s,j f tl I J ,il 'fav ,I ffh 'YY X' JOHN M. WELSH, JR. Johnny Hitch your wagon to a stwr, be sure it isn't a falling st Athletic 3, Chess I, Faotbc Wrestling 3, Track 3 JOHN WILLIAM WHITLOCI Whitty Your hers should always oc dark and handsome. Here I Executive Committee I, Key 3 I, Chess I, Senate 2, Trcas. I, State, Tennis Team 2, Owe Tennis Club 2 WALTER WAYNE WIKLE uwaw. Who stole his heart away, makes him dream all day Football 3, Basketball 3, T'a Athletic 2, Audio-Visual NANCY GRACE WILKES Nancy Sweeter than honey. Bible I, F.H.A. I, Spanish I RONALD GENE WILLIAMS Ronnie No drags in Heaven? please! Athletic 2, Football -2, Tra Wrestling 2, Audio-Visual 2 NANCY KAAREN WILLIAN npugu As sun colors flowers, sb Nancy color life. Bible I, Y-Teen I, Band 3, Girl I, Spanish 2, Eagle D151 Booster I DOROTHY ELLEN WILSON noun A charm that coins friends by the score. Bible 2, Y-Teens I, Service 2 PHYLLIS ANN WILSON Born for success, she succeeds. Booster I, House of Rep. I, Audio- Visual I CAROL SUE WOOD Peck Blessed with charm, that is cer- tain to please. Mixed Chorus I, Latin I, Bible I, Dromatics I, F.H.A. I SAMUEL EDWARD WOOD usamu Saint at home, devil abroad. Key 3, Chess I, Athletic I, Boys Chorus 2, Sec. I, Operetta 2, All State Chorus, Football 3, Track 2, Basketball 3 , +4 F -ICQT7' Ji, 1,4 .awp ,QW . .-.H Y ,yew ,QQ xv 's:: :1'.'iZ Q Il L?'?'s.., - 't,5+,:q.- Iwi 1.5 fg ,I Q h 4-I MARY JANE WORLEY A .I ,, . ,, .,,,, ff-'ru Q. N. Janie -I .. fe She has her own ideas about things. l:.H.A. 3, Historian I, Sec. I, Bible KAROLYN SUE WRIGHT nxuyn She's little, but lives wise, she's a terror for her size. Band 3, Flag Girl I, Jazz Band 3, Latin I, Minstrel 3, Jr. Red Cross I, F.H,A. I, Jr. Classical League 3, Handicraft I I 1. ELSIE MARIE WILSON Blossom Little people are to be loved, hid people admireda-gee, l'm glad l'm little. Band 3, Minstrel 3, Flag Girl I, Band Otficer I, G,A,A. 3, Y-Teens 4-H 1 BERTI-IA JEAN WITHROW Cookie Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Service 2, Jr, Red Cross I PHYLLIS JO WOOD nphyl., A neat, Detite package. Service 2, Soles 3, Art 3 VIRGIL RAY WOOD ukayu I know a lot, but I can't think ot nf, Boys Chorus I, Mixed Chorus l, Poetry I, Hi-Y I, Operetta I, Art I, Minstrel I ELEANOR MORRISON WRIGHT Nore The way to have o friend is to be one. Y-Teens I, Service I, 4-H I JOHN AUSTIN ZINGO High school days have their de- lights, but I preter high school nights, Stage Crew 2 ia., rw z :-- 1 nw M . JEWELL CHRISTINA ADKIN. M' Dignity is the one thing that y not be preserved in alcoh il. Service 2 ii.. MARY KATHRYN DICIUCCH HKGV1 A kind heart hos many friei Scrvicc 2, Y-Teens I . DOYLE WILSON Patron Saint of Mischief, Chess 2, Bible I, Soles I 'E' wi X . fir ii' z fa, .. RW: QQ. ' , A 72 EE, X NWA :gp v pg 1151.- Q . , i X' S , :?1R:,l .aging . V 1 y. ' xg! -W :-' ':i i ,i, 5' S zi , 1.51. X, , 3' J -Q , . ', 3 , -N .-P if if fi . j ' . -' 5 5' ' 'S 1- f':iff F' 4' . 5 a ,,. ,W Hgisg' -W in 4 I It Q vii 5-. it if Eiga , 4' ,mi ii E . , xS lx, ff , 9, 'iii J . .,k W 25 P1 S f , Q3 3 1 S1Fi!y7t4gi , . . i A , H- .ii , I 1 i X ,if U i S is i f . fx, ht in k 5 X- it x I ww 1 if f' a,..Q 1 f fl ,, if N, ,T A MQW! Mm. sf' 4 M f in 4 -S , - 4 M M f 'Wx x S its F, ll li .. I ll , 'S 3 1' .5-:H LS' Q 5 ii an HI 5 ji Q ,-3 J- - v,1m My 1 'WV aj K, 6, -as W? mir' 1 Ki? M X 'Wk QQ ii' if 3 . lr ...ai . J .S . IT HAPPENED TO M THE FIFTY-NINERS Q September 10, 1956 We believe the Class of 1959 has much potential -Eagle Dispatch-Boy, are we gonna show 'eml December 19, 1956 Officers for our first year at WWHS were announced today. Catherine Hess is our President lShe certainly was a nice Home- coming Queen last year at Junior Highl. George Roebuck is our Vice President with Patricia Meadows our Secretary and Frank Shrewsbury our Treasurer. With these officers we will go far. Frank always did have an eye for money. January 10, 1957 At our second Class meeting today, Mr. Peregoy chal- lenged us to study hard during the coming three years at WWHS and adequately prepare to take our places in the world. We believe we shall. January 10, 1957 Judith Frazier, Margaret Richmond, Cathy Hess, and Jerry A, Lilly were the Sophomore representatives on the Commence- ment Announcements Committee. It is hoped that they can help the Upperclassmen pick a permanent announcement for WWHS. September 3, 1957 At last! We're Juniors, and no Phy. Ed. November 19, 1957 We presented our Junior Class Play today. lt was Seventeenth Summer with Connie Manning, Betsy Roberts, Patti Salango, Jerry A. Lilly, Jeane Rardin, John Lynn, Harold Casali, John Dorsey, Judy Greiner, R, C. Thompson, Betty Greer, Larry Smith, and Norma Stanley, We all looked for the talent scouts back stage. It was so good. January 1, 1958 Mr. W. A. Comer retired today after serving WWHS for 26 years. We certainly will miss him. March 3, 1958 Paul Cox and Alice Lively ithose lovebirdsi were an- nounced today to be the WWHS representatives to the West Virginia Know Your State Government day. We hope to get to hear them talk on government when they return. May 10, 1958 The Junior-Senior Prom was tonight. lt cleaned our pocket- books, but, oh, were the decorations beautiful. May 24, 1958 Harold Casali will be the first WWHS student to go abroad on an American Field Services Scholarship. He will go to Denmark. This certainly is a good return for us just after having Goran Dalfelt from Sweden as an exchange student here this year. We hear that the Student Council wants to sponsor another student from another country here in 1959-1960. iThe picture shows Goran and Ha'rold in Halsinborg, Sweden? 75 May 26, 1958 Our 1958-59 officers have been announced. Paul Cox is our Prexy, Duke James our Veep, Pat Meadows our Secretary, and Larry Mitchell our Treasurer. We all know who Paul's campaign manager was. May 26, 1958 We were told today that Judy Greiner will be Editor-in-Chief of the Dispatch next year. We always did have great faith in Judy. May 31, 1958 Mr. Walter Broyles retired today after 25 years of clean- ing WWHS. Pop certainly is a great guy. October 3, 1958 The Bronze Eagle, which the Class of 1957 presented to WWHS, was unveiled today during our Homecoming pep meeting. Don't drop it boys, it'll be S100 apiece. October 23, 1958 Our Senior Class Play, Stardust, was given today. With the wonderful way it was presented, it's a wonder that all the cast isn't asked to go to Broadway. Thanks, loads, Mrs. Vass. May 9, 1959 Tonight was our last Prom. lt doesn't seem possible that it's WE that are leaving. Thanks, for the beautiful Prom, Juniors. June 1, 1959 Our Alma Mater is now behind us. Twelve years: We never did think we could finish. Goran Dalfelt lLettl Jr. CIGSS Play Harold Casali . ai .tm1 asrcmf1 mms 1. we rf ..t K , X 1 W f A r f.,--'W' -'------m-...ef---'mm---. 9 A , -dq -- V! - f - . , ..f.X is - fs iss i1ff?f...o.Q A X...-.N C STUDENT COUNCIL SENATE Sponsor ..............,,,, Mrs. Reynolds President , , . ...,.. Harold Casali Secretary . .... ....,. C onnie Sparai Vice Pres. , . . . . . , . Eddie Highlander Treasurer . . .,.....i. . . John Whit STUDENT COUNCIL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIN Sponsor ,..,,,i.,,....... Mrs, Reynolds President .i.. . . . Eddie Highlander Secretary ........i , . . Mary Kay James Vice Pres. ..,.....,.,..i.... Larry Smith Treasurer ...l.,..i,....... June Givens i rw- -smveii' -, -J:1i --iaixf l l President . Vice Pres, President Vice Pres. lu 1' ll L 'i ll- '1 ii II V 5-if , Xb MQ., I gfif igjiQ,g , QKKZQ' V S 'fd 'Q Il I I I I I I l 5 Q VISUAL EDUCATION Sponsor . . . . . , , . Mr. Schwank President , . . ..4V. 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Jerry Stover Vice Pres. . . .ii.....,. , Teddy Riffe mr 'n.4 LATIN CLUB Sponsor ........... ...... M rs. Milliron President . , . , . Mary Ann Stover Secretary ....,.r. . . Joc Vice Pres. r , ..,...,.. Wendy Persinger Treasurer . . . . . . Gini SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cast: Nancy Sparkes, Chippy Newman, John Mays, Jerry Lilly, Paul Cox, Jeane Rardin, Larry Smith, Peggy Richmond, Clara Swarthout, Jim Bob Kessinger, Betty Greer, Roy Thompson, Mary Hutchinson, Harold Casali, Harriet Davis, Connie Manning, Eva Kay Kessinger, Norma Stanley. u 'fa 1 ' . G .0 - X 3 ' , ' wi 1 'f,r,, W .M gn 'F . N .... ,. ' , . , E if V is 'inf 'K , -sf K 'S J. ' ' Q :L ' .. ,I ., few H K 4 AM ' A.VV I 6-J' I ,mtg , t ,fan-XT I Q ,? T A ,.. .K ,. , 15, . W . 5, t Y 45 ef' -S WQ' . 'Q ' 'K T if X FX 5 . ,!f5g qg ., 'J' Qu 6 1 .Q '. 'fwwl M'- 5 9, '12 - .frm ' il' f :swf-.-L ., 1 'S-q ' . 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Ned Ragland l - p-- an x V y K k,s.g.g, 1 , Q ' I .1 , vi' Ned Donalson 'K 1 1 -..A r Eugene Harvey is . s' . ,X 'x John Mollish f so 1:5 Roy Thompson SENIOR LETTER MEN xi 1 A , 2 .9 5 bf 7' C'7f ' 7 :I W . ix Duke James Bill Flanagan Johnny Banco Stuart Crafton I . Y.. , Q' Q an-V' f 7 ar. in 'Vg .Q 1221441 4 .egg an N if 1 Bobby Facello Ronald Facelloi Stephen Foster Duval Fuqua Linus Holloway W . :IA A fy G' J 4:1 iw! K, ., ' In i 'Y' -- Richard Hash Russell King Gary Lilly V Jackie Mason are: :K fl , R Q' C' 1 A mtl., , y - agv, Q , . ,4.', , . :: In W 1,ix kr , , x if W . 95, u Q li ,iii A s , , . Allan Ross Frank Shrewsbury Clarence Smith Glenn Smith Larry Smith .1 ui ' 1 Q33 C ur K I gg -1 R , J? Y -, , . , Charles Walker John Welsh Walter Wikle Som Wood FOOTBALL' .aaezsf f s 1 5. 31 i l 3 vi 4 The 1958 football team had a season's rec- ord of four wins, five losses, and one tie. Al- though the team wasn't outstandi-ng, Coach Bragg worked unceasingly to produce the best from the boys. Bill Flanagan and Duke James served as co-captains of the team which showed itself worthy of representing Wood- row Wilson. The class of l959 expresses their sincere appreciation to the coaching staff of Wood- row Wilson. We salute these men in uphold- ing all of Woodrow Wilson's traditions. lOO J Coach Nelson Bragg works unceasingl produce football tveams worthy of represe tion of the school. He is a former athlet W.W.H.S. and Marshall College. Beside duties as head football coach, he is in ch of our track squad and assists Coach V Peelish with wrestling. Coach Peelish heads the wrestling sc very capably. The team looks forward good showing, if not this year, then in following. He assists Coach Bragg in foo and track. BASKETBALL Jerome Van Meter, wi-th Lawrence Wise- man assisting, worked hard to produce an- other outstanding basketball team. Prospects for next year's team look good since many juniors and sophomores will be left. Ned Buzzy Ragland led the team as captain, Athletic Director for Woodrow Wilson High School, Jerome Van Meter lred our basketball cagers. He has gone far beyond a goal that could have been set, for year after year a well coached team has been the outcome of his labors. The foundation for our athletic teams is formed by Coach Lawrence Wiseman. Coach Wiseman teaches the fundamentals of both football and basketball to the sophomores. Through the fine work and cooperation of these coaches they have developed what we consider the best coaching staff in the state. it ., 'li E ,Elf 3 ' on st' i il if ,S fl' V ,., Q.. . WRESTLING SQUAD Head Coach Victor Peelish and Assistant Nelson Bragg had a very suc- cessful wrestling squad in l958, and expect to have even better in the future. Led by captain Duke James our wrestling squad will play seven dif- ferent schools. 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Watts Vice President-Treasurer BECKLEY NATIDNAL BANK Low Cost Auto Loans FHA Title l l-lome Improvement Loans Handy Snorkle Service and All Conventional Banking Services Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC XX CONGRATULATIONS , fx my ' I I 1i'r tnf Is- I SUNBEAM BREAD i ti If i3 fr ' Xxsj- xMx:'5,fI' HIGGINS GRocEIzY KEYSERQQAQNINEUNERAL Beckley luncllon Douglas T. Bryant-Owner Phone Cl. 3-7303 Dio' CL 3-4642 Complumenls Compliments of O WA I APPALACHIAN BIBLE TK NS .DRUGI STORE Prescnption DruggIsts 9 . if 'F N Q xslt , W C I' t f NX W cRowN CLEANERS 'tmp 'men S O Fit For a King Custom Finished Shirts Ph. CL 3-4126 CL 3-4l24 llO Vance Drive TONY'S SUPERMARKET Skelton, West Virginia BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '59 From PEOPLES CREDIT STORE 429 Neville St. Compliments of LOWE BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Your Norge Appliance Dealer HOME EQUIPMENT SALES Complete Byilt-in Kitchens Best Wishes BONNER'S GROCERY MacArthur, W. Va. 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AmbU 'Ce Semce R. H. Neo!, Mgr. CL 2-534I 471 Vonc Compliments of roman concurs co Cm 'en'S of ' FAMA'S SHOE STORE Ph. CL 3-4I23 Beaver I The New Home of Grady Whitlock Ford Congratulations to the Seniors Congratulations to The Class of '59 From FAIRMONT IMPERIAL DEALER W. VA. BELT AND FA' for Iiibefial. CABLE REPAIRS, INC. W'-iffm' KEATLEY'S, INC. Everything in Sports 217-219 Prince St. Tel. CL 3-3156 Beckley, West Virginia The General Tire For SAFE Human Mileage LUCAS GENERAL TIRE, INC. 810 Neville Street Beckley, W. Va. For all your Glass 8. Window Needs Compliments AMERICAN GI-A55 8' To The Class of '59 MIRROR CO. From lf It's Glass, We Have lt Tel. Beckley CL 2-6345 Oak Hill HO 9-6481 Herbert Atha, Jr., Mgr. Beckley Store SILVER BRAND CLOTHES, INC. 401 Neville St. Ph. 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