Woolwine High School - Twin Oaks Yearbook (Woolwine, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

TWIN OAKS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF WOOLWINE HIGH SCHOOL Woolwine, Virginia Margie Moran EDITOR LaVerne Foley ASSISTANT EDITOR Vada Boyd BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Beatrice Wood SPONSOR To one who has helped to make Woolwine High School outstanding by having been a part of it; To one who, with her ever-ready kindness, courtesy, and sincerity, has established a friendship we shall always cherish; To one who, while marching with us through our daily routine, was extremely interested in academic as well as extra-curricular activities; To one who, regardless of the task, never failed to face it bravely and carry it through; To the memory of Nancy Carol Atkins, who would have been a member of our Senior Class this year, WE DEDICATE THIS, OUR 1958 TWIN OAKS 4 There is a remembrance of the dead to which we turn--even from the charms of the living. These remembrances we would not exchange for the song of pleasure or the bursts of revelry. As dew to the blossoms--and bud to the bee, as scent to the rose, --such are the mem- ories of Billy Atkins who would have been a member of the Eighth Grade. He has--though the seven years of our school life--been such a vital part of us that this memory is eternal. Remembrance is the lasting perfume of a beautiful flower that has faded. 5 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE We should look upon our school as a stepping stone toward greater accomplishments. Remember this school as one step up the ladder of success. Give yourself every opportunity to do your best in what- ever you might choose. Let this annual serve as a reminder that hard work goes into everything that is good. MR. ALGIE SPENCER Virginia Polytechnic Institute Vocational Agriculture MR. JIMMY JOYCE High Point College Physical Education Coach, Science MRS. JANET ANGLIN MRS. CLAUDINE HARMON Ferrum Jr. College Radford College Business Education Home Economics School Secretary HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MISS BEULAH THOMAS Radford College English, Librarian Eleventh fc Twelfth Grade Sponsor MRS. NANCY PILSON Radford College Math. English Tenth Grade Sponsor MRS. JOSEPHINE MORICLE Radford College Biology, English Phy. Ed., Coach Ninth Grade Sponsor MRS. BEATRICE WOOD Radford College History, Math Phy. Ed., Geography Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS. ELVA BOWLING Radford College First Grade MRS. NELL HARBOUR Radford College Second Grade MRS. VERGIE ROSS MRS. EVA WOOD Radford College Radford College Third Grade Third and Fourth Combination ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MRS. OVILLA RAKES MISS PEARL THOMAS Radford College Radford College Fourth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. OREA RAKES Radford College Sixth Grade MRS. GERTRUDE WEAVER Longwood College Seventh Grade President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . , Patsy Brammer . LaVerne Foley . Margie Moran F FIC E RS asurer.............Joyce Conner orter .... Harlowe Bowling torians . . .Carol Ann Griffith Vada Boyd SENIORS AT BAT i he year was 1953; the place, Woolwine High School. There was a clear shout from an unseen umpire, Batter up! We, fifty-four eighth graders, being very i n e x p e r i e n c e d at this game of high school, found ourselves scared stiff as we took our individual places at the home plate. Most of us realized that we faced many challenges as we looked into the future years of our education. We realized that unlike most baseball games, this was not a matter of homers , but a gradual run from base to base. The year of 1954 found most of us at first base with abase hit to our credit, and the problem of getting to second became a reality. We knew we could make it because that first big step had given us self-confidence. This year found us with a forty-seven member team, several of our original num- ber having made outs. Our coach was Mr. Herbert Pilson. Then there was the sound of a pitch, and we made a run for it; so early September, 1955, found us safe on second. Our run was half completed, and we felt even stronger the need to go on until we reached home. The coach for our decreasing number of thirty- three was Mrs. Nancy Pilson. Our team during this year of 1955 had very efficient leaders, and we put forth every possible effort with LaVerne Foley as President; Margie Moran, Vice-President; Barbara Hatcher, Secretary-Treasurer; and Patsy Brammer, Reporter. Just as we rounded the turn to dive for third, there was a shout from the umpire, You're out! That could only mean that we had lost fourteen of our team. As we gathered our wits and brushed ourselves after the slide for this last stopping point, we finally realized that there were only thirty-three left to win the battle. But how could we lose? Home plate with all its rewards was so near! We lingered on third for a little fun and frolic--the highlights of our stay being the Junior Play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. We found our team under the able leadership of Falus Hatcher, President; Carol Atkins, Vice-President; Margie Moran, Secretary; P a t s y Brammer, Treasurer; Joyce C o n n e r , Reporter. Coaching us at third this year was Miss Beulah Thomas. September, 1957, downed with the crash of a ball in center field. We didn't stop to check on the fielder's ability, but could only hope this was our chance to make that last break. Those last few feet from home plate found many of us crawling, digging, and stumbling in order to reach safety. We had to make it — —t here was a diploma waiting that would sign us up with the great big Professional League of American Citizens. Urged on by shouts of encouragement such as, We want a run! from our coach, Miss Beulah Thomas, twenty -two of us reached home plate for which we had struggled for four years. Among the early arrivals were our President, Patsy Brammer; Vice- President, LaVerne Foley; Secretary, Margie Moran; Treasurer, Joyce Conner; Reporter, Harlowe Bowling. The first treat for our having gotten home was the Junior--Se ni o r Banquet. This was followed by the Senior Play and, of course, the main event--our graduation. Yes, we have made our run at Wool- wine High. Sometimes our batting averages have been excellent, and at other times, be- low normal. That unseen umpire could possibly have made many more outs , but we knew what the score had to be for us to win. Those Professionals from the League of American Citizens have watched us constantly, and now we're signed up for the future with a life-time contract of success or failure! The choice is ours! 10 Vada Boyd Carol Ann Griffith FREEDA BELCHER Cookie A friendly a i r , a pleasant smile; sincere and winsome all the while. PATSY BRAMMER Pat A splendid student and not a bit shy; she gets her way or knows the reason why. HARLOWE BOWLING Slim Tail, good I o o ki n g , lots of fun; he keeps the girls on the SENIORS DAVID CONNER Huck I plop my feet upon my desk; close my eyes, in slumber rest. VADA BOYD Sis She works all day with never a sound; we hardly know when Vada's around. JOYCE CONNER Joy With her cheerful laugh and sparkling eye; she speaks to all as she passes by. CRYSTAL FOLEY Chris I wish I may, I wish 1 might, make all school days into schoolday nights. LaVERNE FOLEY Lake A nice smile, a winning way; a friend to everyone, every day. LILLIE MAE FOLEY Lil Life is a carefree game to play; I make my fun as I go my way. SENIORS OREA FOLEY Bob Gay and happy; plenty cute; a personality just to suit. CAROL ANN GRIFFITH Ann A mighty cheerleader ...easy to like...a cute smile...a great girl to know. RITA HALL Teenie Alight heart a carefree mind; a better f r i e n d , you'll never find. BARBARA HATCHER Babs 'Not a c a r c in the world, not a cloud in the sky; if I take life easy, I'm sure to get by. BLANCO MIDRIFF Two-Ton •'Why should I be at school on time? Itrs easier to get there at quarter till nine. BETTY LOU HAYNES •’Bet O where, O where, has our little Betty gone? She's never in c 1 a s s at the sound of the gong. SENIORS MARGIE MORAN Lil' Marg Just put a basketball in my hand, I'll be the happiest girl in the land. DOVIE ANN HYLTON Shorty When it comes to sports, I'm on the dot; but as for classes, they're not so hot. LORENE RAKES Trix O happy day when I can find, the ideal man that's in my mind. HOLLIS RORRER Winkle Why should I be serious and coy; when laughter fills my heart with joy. ELEANOR WRIGHT Ella A smiling face--a word of cheer; are Eleanor's assets, it's very clear, EVA WRIGHT E v Silence is golden I hear people say; and Eva displays it every day. SENIORS GERALD WRIGHT Curly SENIOR MASCOT Gerald is a fun-loving chap indeed; also slated to succeed. Sandra Martin SENIOR MASCOT Chester Foley SENIOR DIRECTORY FREEDA BELCHER F. H. A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Safety Patrol 4. HARLOWE BOWLING Basketball I; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Secre- tary 3, T r e a s u r e r 4; K. V. G. Crew I, 2, 3,4, Crew Leader 4; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 4; Class Reporter 1,4. VADA BOYD Commercial Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; Beta Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Historian 4; Annual Representative 3; Student Council 4; Twin Oaks Business Manager 4. PATSY BRAMMER Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 3, President 4; Patrick County Federation Reporter 4; Library Club I; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Commercial Club 3, Reporter 3; Student Council 4, Presi- dent 4. DAVID CONNER Basketball I, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Commercial Club 4. JOYCE CONNER Latin Club I, 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y 2; Class Reporter 3,Treas- urer 4; Beta Club 3,4; F. H. A. 3,4; Commercial Club President 4; Assistant Business Manager of Annual 4; Cheerleader Captain 4. CRYSTAL FOLEY Library Club 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 4; Bus Patrolman 4; Cafeteria Personnel 4; Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Softball 4. LaVERNE FOLEY F. H. A. 2,3,4, P a t r i c k Federation Vice- President 4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Student Council 2,3 Vice-President 3; 4-H Club Secretary 4; Class President 2, Vice- President 4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Twin Oaks Assistant Editor 4; Annual Representative 3; Glee Club 1; Basketball Score- keeper 4; Runner-up Miss Woolwine High 3. LILLIE MAE FOLEY F. H. A. 2,3; Commercial Club 3; Student Teacher 4. OREA FOLEY F. H. A. 2,3,4, Glee Club 2; Student Council 3; Commercial Club 4; Library Club 2. CAROL ANN GRIFFITH F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 2; Commercial Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class H i s t o r i a n 4; Cheer Leader 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4. RITA HALL F. H. A. 4; Glee Club 4; Commercial Club 4. BARBARA HATCHER Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2; 4-H Club 4; Library Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Safety Patrol 4; Cafeteria Personnel 4; Class Prophecy 4. BETTY LOU HAYNES Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3; Cafeteria Personnel 4. DOVIE ANN HYLTON Commercial Club 3,4; Newspaper Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4; F. H. A. 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; 4-H Club I. BLANCO MIDRIFF Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4. MARGIE MORAN F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Historian 4; Commercial Club 3,4, President 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior-Varsity Co- Captain I, Varsity C o - C a p t a i n 4; Softball 4; Class Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, 4; Ye a r - book Editor 4. LORENE RAKES F. H. A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Library Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,4; News- paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Song Leader 3; Basketball 2, Manager 4. HOLLIS RORRER F. H. A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 4. ELEANOR WRIGHT F. H. A. 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3; Glee Club 4; Library Club 4; Cafeteria Personnel 4; Class Prophet 4. EVA WRIGHT F. H. A. 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3; Glee Club 4; Library Club 4; C a f e t e r i a Personnel 4; Bus Patrol 4. GERALD WRIGHT F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3; K. V. G. Crew 2; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3. 15 JUNIORS OFFICERS President.................Thelma Harris Vice-President........Betty Wood Secretary..........Ilene Thomas Treasurer...................Kyle Walker Reporter.................Darnell Adams Annual Representatives.......... Ilene Thomas — Thelma Harris Darnell Adams Annie Agee Judy Conner Ninner DeHart Paul Foley 16 Moir Ingram Maynard Lovell Clyde Thomas Ilene Thomas Wanda Marshall Barbara Morrison Nancy Turner Roy Turner Evon Pendleton Larmie Pendleton Kyle Walker Betty Wood 17 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President...... Vice-President . Secretary ... . Treasurer. . . . Reporter....... Parliamentarian Kirby Richardson . . . . Leon Harris . . . Sandra Elgin . . Ronald Peters . . . Judy Wright . . Edwina Nester Rebecca Brammer Hortense Chaney Betty Cockram Windell Conner Leonard Elgin Sandra Elgin Arlene Foley Violet Foley Lena Mae Griffith Leon Harris .Lucille Harris Bernard Hylton Lorna Jane Hylton Ralph Hylton Vera Lovell Dewey McAlexander George McAlexander Joseph Midkiff Margaret Moran Margaret Morrison Edwina Nester Ronald Peters Barbara Pilson Carolyn Pilson Kirby Richarson Carole Gene Roberson Larry Roberson Louise Rorrer Phyllis Scott Margie Sowder Nancy Sue Thomas Judy Wright OFFICERS FRESHMEN President . . . . Vice -President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . , Reporter . . . , Song Leaders. , Betty Lou Weaver . . Harold Griffith . • Lucille Bryant • . . Gary Griffith . Billy Kyle Foley . . . Janet Wright J. E. Harris Larry Baliles Violet Bowling Lucille Bryant Kenneth Conner Marvin Conner Linda DeHart Percy Dillon Billy Kyle Foley Calvin Foley Clarence Foley Maxine Goode Gary Griffith Harold Griffith J. E. Harris Lonnie Harris Paul Hatcher Dillard Hylton Doris Hylton O'Bain Hylton John Jamison Peggy Massey Harless Moran Pauline Morrison Faye Pendleton Kaye Pendleton Lala Pendleton Swanson Pendleton Elizabeth Philpott Hazel Rorrer Jackie Rorrer Jimmy Rorrer Paul Rorrer Hazel Scott Margaret Tuggle Hazel Turner Carlene Vaughan Cornelia Vaughan Joyce Wade Betty Lou Weaver Mary Jo Whitlow Lucy Willard Donnie Worley Janet Wright EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President Rachel Hubbard Vice -President Mary Fern Griffith Secretary Judy Lee Harris T reasurer Stuart Baliles Reporter Paul Thomas Erma Belcher Fern Belcher Elmo Chaney Lewis Foley Margaret Foley Ray Foley Shirley Foley Fern Griffith Lloyd Harbour Donna Harris James Harris Judy Harris Charlotte Hatcher Dewey Hatcher Maynard Hubbard Rachel Hubbard Clyde Hylton Everine Hylton Johnny Johnson Mary Lawson Davis McAlexander Conrad Midkiff Hazel Moran Johnnie Pendleton Roger Pendleton Edward Pilson Ralph Pilson Wanda Pilson Betty Jo Roberson Barbara Rorrer Bernice Rorrer Eunice Rorrer Juley Salmons Melvin Scott Etta Setliff Wade Spencer Jeannie Thomas Paul Thomas Maynard Wood Nancy Wright S JLOHSd VNS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Virginia Patrick County Woolwine We, the Senior Class of Woolwine High School of the above state, county, and city, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound mind and body, having attained enough knowledge to graduate and to take up the ways of life do hereby make this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Newman, our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation for his help and thanks for his kindness shown toward us. ARTICLE II To our teachers, we leave many thanks for their leadership and words of encouragement, and their watching over us and directing our moves. ARTICLE III To the building we leave deep feel- ing for the vivid memories of the past. ARTICLE IV To the Junior Class, we will our Senior privileges, responsibilities, and dignity. I, Gerald Wright, leave my pleasing personality to Leon Pendleton. I, Eva Wright, leave my ability to get along with everyone to Judy Conner. I, Crystal Foley, leave the job of cleaning the never-ending stacks of dishes in the cafete ria to Ninner DeHart. I, Margie Moran, leave my willing- ness to cooperate to Paul Foley. I, Lillie Mae Foley, leave my ability to be quiet to Helen Harbour. I, Barbara Hatcher, leave my good nature to Evon Pendleton, who is try- ing to get mean. I, Vada Boyd, leave my hard work and love for school to Thelma Harris. I, Patsy Brammer, leave my place on the hard-working Student Council to Kyle Walker. I, Rita Hall, leave my sincere ways to Nancy Turner. I, Blanco Midkiff, leave my love for pretty girls to Olin Pendleton. 1, Dovie Ann Hylton, leave my love for basketball to Ilene Thomas, hoping that she will make W. H. S. famous. I, Carol Ann Griffith, leave my ability to get by with mischief to P - y Turner. I, Joyce Conner, leave my worn- out lungs to Darnell Adams, hoping she won't wear a hole in them. I, LaVerne Foley, leave my dear ole piano stool to Wanda Marshall. I, Lorene Rakes, leave my happy- go-lucky attitude to Larmie Pendleton. I, David Conner, leave my habit of speaking ny mind at any and all times to Moir Ingram. I, Freed i .cher, 1 e a v e my seat in the senior class and ability to get there to Maynard Lovell. I, Hollis Rorrer, leave my desire to finish high school to Annie Agee. I, Betty Lou Hrfynes, leave my love for music to Barbara Morrison, hoping that she will keep on playing the piano. I, EleanorWright, leave my love for English and school to Betty Wood. I, Harlowe Bowling, leave my ability to get along with the girls to Clyde Thomas. I, Orea Foley, leave my dreams to anyone who can make them come true. We do hereby suscribe our names and affix our seal, this, the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. December 11 Orea Foley Class of'58 Witnesses: Mrs. Beatrice Wood Miss Beulah Thomas 25 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Ilene Thomas Lena Griffith Patsy Brammer Co-Captains Mrs. Moricle Coach Lorene Rakes Manager Dovie Hylton BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Clyde Thomas Joseph Midkiff Mr. Joyce Coach Kyle Walker Manager Larry Baliles Larry Roberson Kirby Richardson Co-Captains GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 28 SOFTBALL 29 A BEST ALL AROUND Hollis-Carol Ann MOST POPULAR Margie -Patsy BIGGEST FLIRTS Joyce-Blanco WHO'S WHO NEATEST LaVerne -Vada BIGGEST EATERS Crystal -Lillie MOST BASHFUL Rita -David MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara-Eleanor MOST TALENTED Betty-Lorene MOST LADYLIKE AND GENTLEMAN LIKE Orea-Harlowe IN W.H.S. MOST STUDIOUS F reda-Eva PRETTIEST AND BEST LOOKING LaV erne -Ge raid MOST ATHLETIC Patsy-Dovie TWIN OAKS STAFF Mr,. £  eatri c W ood ART EDITORS Hollis Rorrer -- David Conner CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Carol Ann Griffith-Bianco Midkiff ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Dovie Ann Hylton-Harlowe Bowling Joyce Conner Lorene Rakes-Freeda Belcher Vada Boyd . w Christine Adams Betty Cockram Arlene Foley Lena Griffith Lucille Harris Joyce Conner Hollis Rorrer Judy Conner Ninner DeHart Helen Harbour Nancy Turner Kyle Walker Betty Wood LaVerne Foley President Patsy Brammer Vice-President Ilene Thomas Secretary Thelma Harris Treasurer Margie Moran Reporter Mrs. Moricle Sponsor Lorna Barbara Kirby Carole Larry Nancy Becky Brammer r Sandra Elgin Violet Foley Leon Harris Mr. Newman Judy Honorary Hylton Pilson Richardson Roberson Roberson Thomas Wright Member r o a r STUDENT COUNCIL President. . . PATSY BRAMMER Vice-President . . BETTY WOOD Secretary.......SANDRA ELGIN Treasurer. . . . LEON HARRIS Reporter . . JEANNIE THOMAS Sponsor..........MRS. PILSON VADA BOYD CAROL GRIFFITH MARGARET TUGGLE KYLE WALKER GARY GRIFFITH JAMES HARRIS MONOGRAM CLUB 34 F.H.A. President . . . Patsy Brammer Vice-President. Darnell Adams Secretary .... Lorene Rakes Treasurer. . . . Carol Griffith Reporter...........Judy Wright Sponsor............Mrs. Harmon F.F.A. President. . . Larry Roberson Treasurer. . . Harlowe Bowling Vice-President. . . Paul Foley Reporter...............Leon Harris Secretary. . . . Clyde Thomas Sponsor..................Mr. Spencer 36 COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS President...Joyce Conner Vice-President. . • Margie Moran Secretary-Treas. • Ilene Thomas Reporter.....Thelma Harris Sponsor....Mrs. Janet Anglin NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor.....Larry Roberson Assistant Editor. . . Dovie Hylton Business Mgr. . . Darnell Adams Alumni Editor. . . . Lena Griffith Art Editor .... Thelma Harris K.V.G. CREW Crew Leaders: Harlowe Bowling - Kirby Richardson. LIBRARY CLUB President . . . Judy Wright Lucille Harris Miss Thomas Vice-President...........Violet Foley Reporter Secretary-Treasurer. . Betty Cockram Sponsor 38 SENIOR 4-H CLUB President.........Larry Roberson Secretary - Treas . . . LaVerne Foley Vice-President.......Judy Conner Reporter......... Darnell Adams GLEE CLUB President................Sandra Elgin Secretary-Treas. . . . Barbara Hatcher Vice-President.........Crystal Foley Reporter........................ Joyce Conner 39 SAFETY PATROL AND BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers: Rakes, Willard, Wilson. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Cooks: Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. Goode 40 JUNIOR 4-H CLUB President..........Betty Harris Secretary-Treasurer. . Janie Moran Vice-President.....Linda Wright Reporter...............Linda Boyd Club Leaders: Mrs. Weaver-Mrs. Orea Rakes FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE 4-H CLUB President........Ruby Harris Secretary-Treasurer. . . Brenda Cox Vice-President .... Ann Rakes Reporter............Linda Harris Club Leader: Mrs. Ovilla Rakes 41 CLASS PROPHECY How time flies! It is now 1968. Only ten years ago we were seniors. Let's journey to Woolwine and see if the former graduates are successful. As we travel toward the metropolis of Woolwine, we see an immense Chinchilla farm. We are told that the farm is owned by Rita Hall and her husband. When we enter the city, we are im- pressed with the new business establish- ments and educational center. We visit first the Blue Ridge Mountain College which has an enrollment of 997 students. We are welcomed by Margie Moran, the first President. We see Betty Lou Haynes getting her M. R. S. Degree. We go across the street and see the office of the bi-daily newspaper Read It Now. The editor is Orea Foley. The headlines read Trophies of the World's G r e at e s t A t h 1 e t e , Dovie Ann Hylton Are on Display at Valentine Museum. On the fashion page we read that Lillie Mae Foley has won fame for her eye-catching fashions. We thumb to the sports page and find that Reno High School is winning quite a few basketball games with Patsy Brammer as the girls' coach and Lloyd Barker as the boys'coach. We continue on our journey and see Blanco Midkiff, present manager of the Insane Asylum at Stanton. His salary is excellent but his mind is a wreck. Near-by we see the W right Beauty Salon, which is owned by Eva Wright. Here we see many of our friends and learn some of the latest news. We are told that Carol Ann Griffith is on a foreign tour with her army husband, Roy Turner. LaVerne Foley, Now Mrs. Curtis Hatcher, is on her honeymoon in Hawaii. U. S. Scientist, David Conner, has just returned from a trip to the moon on a Sputnik. He advertises moon soil for $1000 a thimble full. Pleased with the news we have heard, we leave the beauty salon and walk down Main Street. Guess whom we meet! None other than Mrs. Kenneth Rakes, the former Joyce C o n n e r , who has given up her job as stewardess for Pan American Airways for marriage. She informs us that Vada Boyd is Elvis Presley's confidential secretary. We get in our car and drive out to the suburbs to the Kill or Cure hospital, with Hollis Rorrer as head nurse. She sees that one or the other happens. We start to a drive-in theatre, but are delayed by State Trooper Harlowe Bowling, who gives us a ticket Jor flying too close to the ground. At the police- station we meet Freeda Belcher, the first policewoman of Woolwine. She re- cognizes our identity and lets us go free. Finally we arrive at the W. H. S. - TV Station, which is owned by Crystal Foley and R. J. Scott. We hear Lorene Rakes singing her favorite song Jam-Up and Honey. Knowing that we must leave Woolwine soon and return to our missionary work in Guatemala, we visit Gerald Wright, Mayor, and tell him that we have been greatly i m p r e s s e d with the numerous improvements which have been made in Woolwine. We also talk about the energetic youth who graduated from Woolwine High School in 1958 and decide that these in- dividuals have gained, at last, the happi- ness and prosperity w h i c h they worked so diligently to achieve. Barbara Hatcher Eleanor Wright MISS WOOLWINE HIGH PRISCILLA TURNER SEVENTH GRADE Craig Clark Leonard Clark Annie Cockram Delma Cockram Clinton Conner Eugene DeHart Jean Dillon June Carol Elgin David Greer Martha Griffith Eva Haden Roger Haden Hoy Harbour Nancy Harbour Betty J. Harris Mavin Harris Edward Haynes Richard Jones Nash Lovell Ardella Moran Janie Moran Betty Pendleton Bruce Pendleton Edna Rakes Kenneth Rakes Rena L. Rakes Ronnie Rakes Stafford Rakes Leonard Turner Waitman Wade 44 SIXTH GRADE Tommy Cockram Joyce Ann Conner Jo Ann Rorrer Marvin Rorrer Larry Foley Nellie Foley Elaine Scott Mary Jane Scott Bruce Griffith Etta Mae Hatcher Judy Shough Richard Shough Lonza Hatcher Milton Hatcher Vada Spencer Dorothy Terry Calvin Haynes Nelson Haynes Elaine Vaughn Ruth Ann Wood Walter Haynes Anita Morrison Glen Whalen Linda Wright 45 FIFTH GRADE Randolph Adams Glen Booth Barbara Brummett Linda Brummett Erman Bryant Douglas Chaney Agnes Clark Linda Cockram Rosa Cockram Joyce Conner Brenda Cox James DeHart Lonnie Dillon Bonnie Foley Brenda Foley Ralph Foley Sue Foley Elizabeth Greer Leon Harbour Linda Harris Ruby Harris Betty Hylton Christine Hylton Randolph Hylton Robert Janey Larry Lawless Linda Lawless Doris Lawson George Lovins John Lovins Glen McAlexander Randolph Morrison Cordelia Pendleton 46 FIFTH GRADE Lane Pendleton Ronnie Pilson Cynthia Price Ann Rakes Bobby Rakes Betty Rorrer Elmo Scott Roger Setliff Mary Smith Jean Sowder Joan Sowder Alfred Turner Eunice Turner George Turner Mary Lou Wade Judy Weaver Silva Whalen Peggy Wood THIRD AND FOURTH COMBINATION Michael Clark Peggy Hall Douglas Harbour Bonnie Harris Janell Hopkins Jimmy Massey Barry Morrison Larry Rakes Linda Rorrer Roger Rorrer Oscar Turner Roger Vaughn Carol Booth Mary Jane Cannady Connie Foley Delma Foley Larry Foley Judy Haynes Fern Prillaman Elwood Rorrer Madeline Sowder Jimmie Turner Elizabeth Wade Larry Wade FOURTH GRADE Freeda Bowling Bonnie Sue Boyd R. W. Boyd Curtis Brown David Cannady Shirley Cockram Leonard Harris Peggy Harris Vernon Harris Wanda Sue Jones William Lackey Bobby Lawless William Midkiff Joseph Morrison Carolyn Nolen Phillip Pilson Christine Profitt Brenda Susan Scott James Scott Patsy Setliff Violet Spencer Jimmy Tuggle Albert Lane Turner Charles Vaughn Jerry Wade Johnnie Wood THIRD GRADE i Eugene Anglin Hansel Bowling Junior Boyd Peggy Boyd Leonard Brown Ronnie Chaney Jeanette Conner L. P. 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