Worthy High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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Worthy High School. It means that they have left behind many unforgettable moments and fond memo- ries of the old high school and have moved to a newer and better place of leaming. 'I'his edition of the CHOO CHOO strives to tell the vivid story of how, with the help of countless guiding hands, the students turned a strange and meaningless structure into the birth- place of many experiences and memories which will live in their hearts forever. 3 THOSE TO WHO WE ARE MEMBERS of SCHOOL BOARD: Ray B. Worthy, Clerk, Dr. Thomas K. McKee, Chairman, and Hedley L. Craft. Jasper Q. Peeples MAYOR Anthony R. Schmerda, ARCHITECT, Vint T. Rector, SUPERINTI-LNIDENT of CONSTRUCTION. GRATEFUL We wish to express our gratitude to those whose ingenuity, re- soursefulness, and drive are largely responsible for obtaining what the citizens and students of Saltville have dreamed of and needed for years--a new school. Through their careful planning, hard work, and organized effort construction was finally begun. Near the beginning of the 1957-58 school year, their goal was attained as a modern, spacious school was completed. The people of Saltville are justifiably proud of their new place of learning, and proud also of the citizens who made it possible. TOWN COUNCIL: N. O. Williams, W. J. Totten, J. W. Sauls, C. D. Shannon, NL L. Bunts, R. L. Warren, R. D. Campbell, and A. N. Hawley. Lynn F. Moore DEDICATIO To show our appreciation for his willingness to help us ir1 any worthwhile thing we strive to dog for all the extra work he has done in helping to make the dream of a new school a reality, and for his determination and desire to do anything in his power to make our school a better place and the students in it better citizens, the Senior Class of 1958, being the first to graduate from R. B. Worthy High School, proudly dedicates this edition of the CHOO CHOO to the esteemed principal of our new school, Mr. LYNN F. MOORE. ,gina fyffsl- v' if . L K 7 we 3' .1 I , f , -wm ,4,L g Efxf Y K L ,Q ,E ., ., 'lififm , , 5! E VZFEWFEEV! 5 Qi 'S Q .4 'X 59- K MJ? J Wi ' ' 'Y Fa? i.W'iiG.. 1' H ' fi A N ' rhgytv QI' mi. !m .Q Am. A k A K M L A , .E , 5 , ', ,n V 8 ,, Zhi I K, L..,.. ,K rbi LL V, 8. 7 f w x S x. ve, 'lv 0 Q- D-Am 4 Fnfmv W ,A Q, !..,,q S S , , I Q wg lv, - A t 1 Q ,, ' -' A, , ' t :J 2 M ' ' A . - K-7 ,kk L 3 K Q gy A A-I F , fm, -as ' . 5 rg. mL .Q. fy Q m ,V WJ K X ,3N, 3:,g 5 ,, 'f A ' L ' ff 'N ,mf-If ' -J ,, -' Y 'Z fr- - 'f' . Bpwdn A3 2 . .1 th ,gm 4 QQ QQ X q L D V 1 I A in 5, , W W 0 - , H K4 ., . .f- 5 . 1' 'N f '? - 3 ' y ' 4 . , ' .h'ofAhtT- gp fff 0 5 I M .. W ,ff f1, x v . I I - V ,. f Y ,K X stir 'V 2 X AV Af, . . . f' 55' 'V' ' if 1 5 wk. uf ' f ,V , , H, , , CHOO CHOO STAFF '57-'S John McIntyre and John Booth Johnny Branson, Anne Davidson, Carol Ivey, and Craig Barbrow, Joye Frye, Mrs. Sheffield, and Miss Frye Ronnie Coulthard Bobby Crabtree, Sena McCready, Jerry Willis and Brenda Hogston, and Florence Sweat Nancy Campbell Staff Editor ......... . . . Business Manager . . . . Co-Editor .... . . . . John Booth Nancy Campbell John McIntyre Feature Editor . . . . . .Ronnie Coulthard Art Editor ..... . . Joye Frye Snapshot Editor ...... . . Anne Davidson Typist. ....... .. Junior Representatives . . . . Faculty Advisors ................. Sales Representatives: fSeatedj Betty Soy Maynard Moore Craig Barbrow Johnny Branson Mrs. Sheffield Miss Frye a.rs, Harry Wall, Nancy Campbell, Freddie Crabtree and Becky Brooks. QStandingj Norma Davidson, Donna Shortt, Betty Williams, Phyllis Harrison, Shelby Tolbert, Jo Anne Horne and Charles Baltimore. Lynn F. Moore PRINCIPAL To the first graduating class of R. B. Worthy High School, I extend my congratulations and best wishes for a successful future. Your leadership, cooperation loyalty and esprit de corps has been commend- able. May the lessons learned be applied to future situations so that your life will be productive and beneficial to yourself and to society. FACULTY EVA BALLAH, A. B. MARTHA BENNETT, A. B. HELEN CALLIHAN, B. S. University of Tennessee Mary Baldwin College r Longwood College English and History English and Latin Social Studies WILLIAM E. COUNTS B. S. MABEL CIEAR, B. S. Emory and Henry College Mathematics East Tennessee State College Industrial Arts LOIS COMER, B. S. Radford College Business Education NELL DOBBINS, B. S. Radford College English MARGARET DAVIS, B. S. HELEN FRYE, A. B. Radford College Meridith College Chemistry and Biology English and Spanish FACULTY AUDREY HARDIN, A. B. LOIS HGNARD, B. S. MIKE JUPIN, B. S. Emory and Henry College Radford College Concord College Librarian Business Education Physical Education DOLORES PARKS, B. S. cHARLEs OWENS, A. B. King College Math and Science Radford College Art and Social Studies ELSIE SCOTT, B. S Radford College Home Economics RUTH SHEFFIELD, B. S. Radford College Mathematics GENEVA SURBER, B. S. Radford College General Science 1 BETTY WEBB F I ' L I i Radford College Physical Education NOT PICTURED WILLIAM WALKER, A. B. Concord College Music Education DON WILLIAMS, B. S., M. S. MARY WORSHAM, A. B. Concord College Radford College West Virginia University English Coaching and Science Other Staff Members Mrs. Elaine Poore Secretary CAFETERIA STAFF: Rachael Catron, Ruth McCready, and Bert Mc Cready. CUSTODIANS: Lester Pauley, Fremont Harris, and Otis Hunt. 10 eniors BOBBY CRABTREE President SHIRLEY HOGSTON Vice President MAYNARD MOORE S ecretary NANCY CAMPBELL Treasurer REBECCA BURGESS Reporter '58 Seniors Take with Them Many Memories As our Senior year in high school comes to a close, we look back over the years with glad, yet somehow sad hearts. We are glad because of the wonderful experiences we have enjoyed and all the new friends we have made. We are sad because we realize that the happiest and most enjoyable period of our lives must end. 'I'he fond memories of these years will live in our hearts forever. A few events stand out from all the rest as we reminisce about our past high school days. In our Freshman year in 1954-55, Mr. Shipley, Mr. Neblett, and Miss Sampson were our patient sponsors. Since this was really our first year in high school, we were beginning to feel important and more as if we belonged in various school activities. One of our classmates, Nancy Campbell, was chosen Miss Saltville, and Sena McCready was elected class president. The class showed progress during its Sophomore year .under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Sheffield and Mrs. Bennett. Sena McCready again served the class as president. When our Junior year came around, we were really starting to roll. A hilarious stunt, Roll Out the Barrel, easily took first prize in Stunt Nite, and the class presented the best Junior Play ever, entitled Professor, How Could You! Our float also took third prize in the annual Homecoming parade, and Shirley Hogston won the high school popularity contest. Ronnie Coulthard was president of the class, and Carol Ivey won the first Miss Jaycee beauty contest. A lovely prom with the theme Moments to Remember, was given the graduating class of '57. The tremendous success enjoyed by the class that year was due largely to the splendid leadership of the Junior class sponsors, Mrs. Clear and Mrs. Ballah. Now is 1957-58 we are living the most memorable school year of our lives. At last we are Seniors and the fact that we are to be the FIRST graduating class of our new Worthy High School adds to the excite- ment. One of the thrills of the year was the arrival of our class rings. Our capable sponsors, Miss Wor- sham and Mrs. Parks, have been busy lining up money-making projects, and the class has a good start toward their Washington trip. Bobby Crabtree was elected class president, and John Booth was chosen to serve as Lieutenant Governor of his divi- sion of the Key Club. Our stunt, a take-off on The Lawrence Welk Show, won Hrst prize, and Mack Campbell and Nancy Campbell reigned as King and Queen of the Homecoming Court. Joye Frye was chosen Miss Jaycee, and Jeanie Sanders was Queen of the Tabacco Festival. When our Shakers captured the Group I Southwest District champion- ship in football, many Senior players received honors. These have been just a few of our more impor- tant experiences, but we are sure that each Senior has his own private memories that cannot be des- cribed. The Senior class of '58 hopes that this an- nual will serve as a lasting memorial to the best years of our lives. NOE1. MARION ALLISON Noel NITA JEAN BOARDWINE llNitall CLASS OF '58 JOHN DOUGLAS BOOTH Boothie REBECCA SUE BURGESS llBeckyll N . BETTY BERNICE BURKETT llBetIl JUDY ANNE CALL Satch NOEL MARION ALLISON-Band 1,2,3,45 Sergeant-an Science Fair 3. Arms 45 Chorus 45 F.B.I..A. 2,3,4, President 4. REBECCA SUE BURGESS-Class Reporter 45 F B. I..S. NITA JEAN BOARDWINE -Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 3,45 FHA 2,35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Humor Editor. JOHN DOUGLAS BOOTH-Annual Staff 4, Editor5 Band BETTY BERNICE BURKETT-Chorus 4. 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Board of Directors '35 Lieutenant Governor Division JUDY ANNE CALL-F.BtL.A. 3,45 FHA 35 Library Club VIII 45 Saltshaker Staff 15 Golf 1,3,4. Honors: A11 1,2. State Band 35 A11 State Chorus 35 First Place County 13 Mack Wayne Campbell llMacll Nancy Campbell Campbell SENIGRS Norma Dye Cannon Norma Carol Lois Cardwell Caro1 Roy Ryburn Cardwell Bower Shirley Ann Cassell Shir1ey MACK WAYNE CAMPBELL--Class Vice President 2,3 Chorus 3,43 F.B.L.A. 4, Hi-Y 4, Secretary, Jr. Play 3, Key Club 3,4g Board of Directors 4, Baseball 4, Foot- ball l,3,4, Golf 4. Honors: Homecoming King 4. NANCY CAMPBELL--Class Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager, Beta Club 3,43 Cheerleader 1,2, 3, Head Cheerleader, Chorus 1, Treasurer, FHA l,2,3g Latin Club 3,4, President 35 Basketball 2. Honors: Homecoming Queen, Miss Saltville 1. 1.w - NORMA DYE CANNON--Beta Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 FHA 4, Jr. Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Basketball 2. CAROL LOIS CARDWELL--F.B.L.A. 3,45 Secretary 4, FHA lg Saltshaker Staff 4, Typist. ROY RYBURN CARDWELL--F.B.L.A. 4. SHIRLEY ANN CASSELL--Chorus 4, F.B.L.A. 3,45 FHA 3,43 S.C.A. 2, Representative. Peggy Ann Chapman llpegll Bobby Wayne Clear llB0bbyIl CLASS OF ' Arthur Ronald Coulthard Coulthard Robert Michael Crabtree Crab PEGGY ANN CHAPMAN --Basketball l., ROBERT WAYNE CIFAR--Safety Patrol 3. ARTHUR RONAID COULTHARD--Class President 35 Class Vice President 25 Annual Staff 3,4, Feature Edi- tor 45 Chonxs 45 Jr. Play 35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Sports Editorg S.C.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. Honors: Homecoming Attendant 45 All Area Football Honorable Mention 45 All District Honorable Mention 4. ROBERT MICHAEL CRABTREE--Class President 45 Annual Staff 45 Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Key Dolly Mae Cregger Podie Geneva Ann Davidson Chester Club 45 Football 2,3545 Track 2,3,4. Honorsg All Area Football, 3rd Team 45 All District Football 4. DOLLY MAE CREGGER--Beta Club 3,45 Chorus 35 F.B.L.A. 25 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Li- brary Club 1,2,a,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3. GENEVA ANNE DAVIDSON--Secretary of class 25 Treasurer of class 35 Annual Staff 4, Snapshot Editor5 Beta Club 3,45 Chorus l,2, Vice President5 FHA l,2, Treasurer 25 Library Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Saltshaker Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 Spanish Club l,2, President 25 Tri -Hi-Y 3, Vice President5 Basketball 2, Manager5 Honor: Scholarship 1. Janie Sue DeBord llsuziell Lillie Mae DeBord llLi1lI SENIORS llJockll Donna Je an Delp llJimll JANIE SUE DeBORD--Chorus 15 F.B.L.A. 35 FHA 15 Majorette 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3. LILLIE MADE DeBORD MOSES MacDOWELL DeBORD--Hi -Y 4, Secretaryg Golf 1,2,3,4. DONNA JEAN DELP--F.B.L.A. 3, FHA 2,45 Majorette 1,23 Saltshaker Staff 4, Club Editor. Honor: Home- coming Attendant 3. Patsy Ann Fields Rooney Bascom Frye llmonyll PATSY ANN FIELDS--Clss Secretary 1, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4, Vice President 35 F.B.I..A. 3,4, Treasurer 45 FHA l,2,3, Treasurer 3, Jr. Play 3, Salt- shaker Staff 4. BASCOM FRYE--Chorus 43 F.B.L.A. 4, Hi-Y 4, Re- porter, Safety Patrol 1,25 Basketball 25 Track 1,2. Teresa Ann Henderson Teresa Brenda Joyce Hogston B .J . JOYE THERESA FRYE--Class Reporter 35 Annual Staff 4, Art Editor5 Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 45 Latin Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Salt- shaker Staff 3. Honors: Homecoming Maid of Honorg Miss Jaycee 4. JUANITA GENTRY--Cheerleader 25 Chorus 2,35 FHA 1,45 Library Club 1. EARNEST WAYNE HELTON --Chorus 4. Joye Theresa Frye IlFryell Juanita Gentry Skeeter CLASS OF ' Earnest Wayne Helton IlBonell Thomas Daniel Helton llTommylI THOMAS DANIEL HELTON TERESA ANN HENDERSON--Chorus 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3 45 FHA 45 Junior Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 4. BRENDA JOYCE HOGSTON--Annual Staff 4, Typist5 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 45 F.B.L.A. Z,3,4, Vice Presi dent 45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Saltshaker Staff 45 Tri- Hi -Y 3, Honor: Homecoming Attendant 2. K Linnie Mae Hogston Dimp1e Shirley Jean Hogston IIMZIYII SE IORS Nancy Ellen Holmes Little Com Wa11is Carole Ann Ivey lllvyll James Arlin Kestner Kess Bobby Lee Maiden Peachie LINNIE MAE HOGSTON--Chorus 3,45 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 45 FHA 2,35 Saltshaker Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Basketball 1,2,3. Honor: Homecoming Attendant 1,4. SHIRLEY JEAN HOGSTON--Class Vice President 45 Class Secretary 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Business Manager and Secretary 4. Honor: Miss Popu- larity 3. NANCY ELILEN HOLMES--chorus 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, Majorette 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Basketball l,2,3,4. CAROLE ANN IVEY--Annual Staff 4, Assistant Snap- shot Editorg Cheerleader 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 FHA 1,25 Jr. Play 35 Key Club 4, Sweet- heart5 Spanish Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Honors: A11 State Chorus 35 Miss Jaycee 3. JAMES ARLIN KESTNER BOBBY LEE MAIDEN--Chorus 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 Jr. Play 35 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,4. Sena Kay McCready Big -Un Billy Reece McElra.ft Re ecey CLASS OF ' John M artin Maclntyre MacIntyre Ellis Maynard Moore Moore SENA KAY MCCREADY--Class President 1,25 Annual Staff 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 3 President 45 Chorus 3,45 F.B.L.A. 4, Par- liamentarian 35FI-IA l,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Latin Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 3, Vice President 45 Basket- ball 2,3,4. Honors: All State Band 1,2,4. BILLY REECE MCELRAFT--Football 2,3,4, Track 4. JOHN MARTIN Mac1N'1YRE--Annual Staff 4, co- editor5 Band 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Jr. Play 35 Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4. Honors: All Betty Sue Patrick Scob Wanda Joyce Poore lIJoycell State Band 2,3,45 Forensic Public Speaking l,2. ELLIS MAYNARD MOORE--Class Secretary 45 Annual Staff 4, Typistg Saltshaker Staff 4, Typist. BETTY SUE PATRICK--Class Treasurer 15 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Historia.n5 FHA 1,2,3,45 Jr. Play 35 Library Club 1, 25 Saltshaker Staff 4, Typist5 Tri-Hi-Y 3. WONDA JOYCE POORE--F.B.L.A. 3, Vice President5 FHA 35 Library Club 35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Circulating Manager5 S.C.A. 4, Secretary-Treasurer5 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Elizabeth Jane Porter Ilchinkll Virginia Lee Rector IIC in!! SEN IORS llNancYll Barbara Jean Sanders Jeanie ELIZABETH JANE PORTER--Chorus 3,45 Jr. Play 35 FHA 45 Library Club 3,4. VIRGINIA LEE RECTOR--Class Treasurer 25 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Jr. Play 35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Circulating Manager. NANCY JUANITA ROARK--Tri-Hi-Y 3. BARBARA JEAN SANDERS--Band 2,3,4, Library Staff 45 Chorus 3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 FHA 2,35 Jr. Play 35 Latin Gloria Cardwell Shoupe G ochie Alice Faye Smith nshortyu Club 35 Library Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball 1. Honor: 1957 Burley Tobacco Queen. GLORIA CARDWELL SHOUPE--Dramatics 25 F.B.L.A 45 FHA 2,3,4. Honors: Homecoming Attendant 1,3. ALICE FAYE SMITH--Band 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 45 FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Library Club 1,2 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2, President 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Honor: Scholorship 2. John Randolph Kiften Snead Little John Donald Ryburn Snodgrass HDOCII Mildred Frances Taylor Frankie Ronald Philip Wall HB8 RUSH JOHN RANDOLPH KIFTEN SNEAD--Chorus 2,35 Foot- ba.1l2,3. DONALD RYBURN sNoDGRAss--chorus 4, Hi -Y 4, Baseball 3,45 Basketbnl a,4. FLORENCE EVELYN SWEAT--Annual Staff 4, Assis- tant Typistg Beta Club 3,45 Chorus 45 F.B.L.A. 35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Jr. Play 35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Assistant Typist5 S.C.A. 4, CLASS CF ' Florence Evelyn Sweat F1ossie William Boyd Taylor ll'FiShll Reporter5 Honor: Scholorship 3. WILLIAM BOYD TAYLOR--Jr. Play 3. MILDRED FRANCES TAYLOR--Chorus 45 F.B.L.A. 35 FHA 2,35 Saltshaker Staff 4, Assistant Typist. RONAID PHILIP WALL--Chorus 2 5 Jr. Play 35 Li- brary Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Honors: All District Football, 2nd.- Team 3, lst. Team 4. Jerry Ray Willis Edward Earl Wolfe Wi1lis Eddie JERRY RAY WILLIS-Annual Staff 4g Beta Club 3,43 Chorus 45 Key Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Saltshaker Staff 3,4, Humor Editor 43 S.C.A. 4, Representative 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,4. Honors: All Area Football, Second Team 4, All District Football, ist 4, A11 stare 4. In Appreciation Mrs. Ruth Sheffield 22 James Mack Wright Jimmy EDWARD EARL WOLFE-Post Graduate Student. JAMES MACK WRIGHT-Chorus 2,3,4g Key Club 45 Hi-Y 4g Basketball 1,2,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,4 Few people realize the tremendous amount of hard work that goes into the publication of a yearbook, and even fewer people realize the great amount of time and effort put forth by our ad- visor for the last three years, Mrs. Ruth Sheffield. In order to have a successful annual she has put in many hours of ex- tra work and often went beyond the bounds of her duty to help the staff. We know that you will never be re- payed for your untiring effort, Mrs. Sheffield, but we, Senior class of '58, wish to express our appreciation to you for a job well done. xX 5 XV' xK.VN v vkxc, J ef x Q'-F QW' N 'xsb .. 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Surber Mary E. Surber Peggy Surber Jerry Sword C. W. Talbert Carol Taylor Patsy Taylor Alice Terry Shirley Terry J oyc e Thompson D on Wall Betty Bob Williams Bernice Woodward Patsy Woodward Don Yontz SOPHO ORES Don Price Catherine Rapp Frances Roark Christine Roberts David Porter Freddy Crabtree President FRESHME Cora Allison Ronnie Allison Nancy Arnold Bill Barbrow 31 Jerry Fields Brenda Teague Secretary Treasurer Carl Barbrow Jack Booth Bobby Borders Becky Brooks Brenda Burkett Brenda Cahill Jo Anne Cahill Dickie Campbell Jerry Cannon Ann Cardwell Claude Cardwell Nomia Jean Cardwell Louise Carrico Judy Carter Carol Chapman Jearlean Chapman Joan Chapman Jean Clapp Charles Clark George Clear Carol Crabtree Isa Lee Crusenberry Billie Davidson Dennis Davidson Norma Davison Deanna DeBord Asher Frye Glen Harris Louise Harris Nila Harris Patsy Harris Nancy Haynes Rebecca Hayden William Hogston Jean Holmes Jeanette Holmes Ronald Holmes Shelva Holmes Jo Anne Home Carol Hughes Doris Jackson Kenneth Jackson Carol Johnson Lloyde Kastens Dale Kesmer Tommie Lamie Pat Lee Bonnie Marshall Patsy McCray Sandy McCready CLASS OF '61 Elroy Delp Nancy Eastridge Bobby Farris Mildred Franklin Charles Delp FRESHME Phyllis Mctnaft Mildred Moore Tommy Moore Arthur N utter David Olinger Bunny McGhee Jean McNew John Olinger Ruby Olinger Tivis Pickle Don Poore Leon Poore Betty Rhea Donald Rhea Frank Roark Linda Roberts Gordon Saffold Kay Sanders Glenna Shortt Janice Shoupe Paige Slate Warren Small Essie Smith Mike Smith Sue Smith Betty Surber Dickie Taylor Sandra Taylor Tommie Totten Rodney Whitely Ella Sue Worley , QE ,Sf V' 2 Q Ni Q, , wx . 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A ww ff ' '30 42 '36 '32 34 my 3 'g5Ll1Qg'y'52U!9'xX N I1 - : 'Kg . me uf A . ,F L11 Aa: bf 585 if 'swf M, 1, K sg F 99 1-WL Wim r, 5, ff mx tx if ,, x f fl N p F as .aims I 'Q v fy 3,3 'w -jg'rJ W ,ga M V FIRST ROW: Peggy Blevins, Betty Soyars, Joyce Thompson, Donna Shortt, and Betsey Deyerle. SECOND ROW Carole Jones, Helen Williams, Nancy Holmes, Sena McCready, Marlene Poore, and Betty Bob Williams. GIRLS' BASKETBALL E unior Varsity Igiiss lWebb FIRST ROW: Jo Anne Horne, Barbara Anderson, Oac Betty Rhea, Pat Lee, Sandra Taylor, and louise Carrico. SECOND ROW: Shirley Rhea, Patw Wood- ward, Mildred Moore, Nila Harris, Jean Clapp, Jackie Poore, and Carol Johnson. ij! 1 , VZ I gags' iv 2 l Betty Lou Ferguson Brenda Cahill Managers FIRST ROW: Wayne Hammond, Don Price, Bobby Maiden, Jerry Willis, Bobby Farris, and Jerry Fields. SECOND ROW: Don Yontz, Tommy Shortt, D. R. Snodgrass, Albert Saffold, Johnny Branson, and Craig Barbrow. BOYS' ASKETBALL unior Varsity Mr. Jupin FIRST ROW: Bobby Branson, Harold DeBord, Coach Rodney Anderson, Lloyd Kastens, and Freddy Crab- tree. SECOND ROW: Charles Sturgill, Bill Barbrow, ,..-:1 George Clear, Jimmy Parks, and Gordon Saffold. Q 3.5 45 Fc- re' .i : 1'IEQi2g, ,1 z ...- , V. m g f .- ' - vi y 'i3::Iln L ,. a'9f ' -L ' M ,:il,.',Xi i1' Neil Yontz Don Poore Managers TRACK FIRST ROW: B. Crabtree, D. Yontz, C. Barbrow, J. Branson, T. Shortt, H. Haynes, J. Willis, R. Coulthard, and G. Holmes. SECOND ROW: B. Branson, A. Frye, W. Chapman, T. Collins, W. Hammond, D. Price, J. Wright, A. Saffold, C. Sturgill, and Coach Williams. THIRD ROW: Coach Jupin, C. Lee, W. DeBord, B. Farris, B. Hog ston, R. Collins A. Cardwell, B. Mcfllraft, and G. Clear. FOURTH ROW: M. Smith, R. Allison, B. Barbrow, L. Kastens, B. Gates, F. Crabtree, W. Small, H. DeBord, and R. Hogston. Mack Campbell, Herbert Haynes, John Booth, and Moses DeBord. 44 Activities Student Co-operative Association Ronnie Coulthard Eddie Sheffield Joyce Poore Florence Sweat Miss Callihan President Vice President Secretary Reporter Advisor Bobby Crabtree Jerry Willis William Chapman Helen Williams Delephine Anderson Douglas Routh Maxie Sanders Jean Holmes Jo Arm Horne Linda Roberts Gordon Saffold Charles Baltimore Roger Hughes Earlene Swartz Harry Wall Brenda Wimmer The Student Cooperative Association has been an active organization since the beginning of the 1955 school year, when it drafted and adopted its first constitution. Since then it has brought about many imporvements in both the school and its students by creating more interest in school activities and more pride in the accomplish- ments of the students. Interest in club work has been greatly increased by an Outstanding Club Award given at the end of each scholo year by the SCA to the club found most deserving in very strict evaluation by the Council. Other projects include Religious Emphasis Week, fixing Christmas baskets, and aiding Mr. Moore in establishing the Self- Improvement program. The main responsibility of the SCA is to regulate all club activities. Inf 9 Ill Q7IHQII'I A Hilo? PRINCIPAL SPEAK5 AT OPENING F NEW SCHGOI. Staff Class Reporters Anne Davidson. Eddie Sheffield Shirley Hogston Virginia Rector . Joyce Poore Linnie Hogston Brenda Hogston Rodney Collins Rebecca Burgess . . ...... . Editor . . ....... Co-editor Business Manager . . . . Circulating Managers . . . Class Editor . . . . Art Editor . . Humor Editor Ronny Coulthard . . . .... Sports Editor Donna Delp. . . Patsy Fields . . . Frances Taylor Jerry Willis . . . 47 . . ..... Club Editor . . . . Exchange Editor Maynard Moore . . . . ......Typists Roving Reporter Marlene Poore Betty Williams Ronny Allison Phyllis Harrison Linnie Hogston Patricia Clapp Mildred DeBord Sue Little Freddy Crabtree Nancy Haynes Ella Sue Worley BETA CLUB XX E.'!Z. .-rH3 John Mclntyre President Bobby Crabtree Brenda I-Iogston Virginia Rector Vice President Secretary Treasurer 48 Mrs. Ballah Advisor The Beta Club is a national non-secret, achievement-service organization. To be a member of the Beta Clu , one must be a Junior or Senior with a high B average. Its purpose is to reward merit, encourage effort, and develop character. The Beta Club seeks to promote the ideals of American democracy among its mem- bers and tries very hard to fulfill its motto, Let Us Lead by Serving Others. The principal requirementsX formembership are: honorable character, good mentality, creditable achieve- ment, and commendable attitude. Persons from all levels of educational endeavor have attested to their belief in the soundness of the objectives and activities of the National Beta Club. X KEY CLUB The Key Club has been established for serv- ice to the school, community, and nation. It is composed of some of the key male members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The club has been rated the most outstanding in our high school for the past two years, and finished second in the Silver Division Qclubs composed of less than 25 membersi in the Capitol District last year. The club officers attended the International Convention in Washington, D.C. last summer, and most of the members attended the District Convention in Richmond. Better understanding of the objectives has been brought about since the Lieutenant Govemor of the Division is a member of the club. Key Club Members: Jerry Willis, John Booth, John Mclntyre, Raymond Totten, William Chapman, Mack Campbell, Jim Wright, Tommy ShorLt, Morris Ivey, Don Yontz, Eddie Sheffield, Carol Ivey, Doug Routh, Roger Hogston, Bobby Crabtree, Wayne Hammond, Craig Barbarow and Albert Saffold Mr. Williams . . . . Advisor Carol Ivey. Sweetheart Jerry Willis .... Raymond Totten John McIntyre . William Cha P Albert Saffold . . Cfficers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Mack Campbell . .... Board of Tommy Shortt Directors Doug Routh John Booth . . . . Lieutenant Governor 49 1? 405, SE ICR TRI-HI-Y r i s ' n r t ' -as ' X' wee, . 51 ,, .....,..,,, ::i:,?i::Sh5i5. ,- 7 'j' L94 A ir5if?Pi'-iii? Q M s, ' , I i s I ' 'Q V9 2' f H . 7, , , Iii r - v J X ig? ..,, z -' .N ,, , U' , ,. ji ffilplf 5 i f 'f . , f 7' MMF?-i'i. ' if .f ,K to K. f Mrs. Parks Helen Williams Advisor President The l-li-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y are clubs of inter- national scope. They were originated in 1885 and are of the most important clubs in high schools across the nation. Their purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. 50 - wif is-,xfw , f Q ' - as f 5 estr f tr t o stpsi p T if as W. is 5 W +47 W :.' , t i ' f Johnny Branson President JU IOR TRI-H1-Y y ri Mrs. Surber Jo Anne Horne Advisor President A Christmas Party for the underprivileged children of our community was a main project of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. It was carried out with the help of Junior Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y. The Junior Tri-l-li-Y originated the observation of Teacher Appreciation Day in our school. In the Hi-Y's first year of organization at R. B. Worthy High School, it has accomplished much to- ward reaching its goals. LIBRARY CLUB Carole Jones President Miss Hardin Advisor Planning Session B J Hogston Linme Hogston President Advisor Vice President Program Chairman Secretary Treasurer Carole Jones Miss Hardin Sonny Harris Betty Soyars Ann Davidson Student librarians checking out books Louise Booth Donna Haynes, Faye Smith, Sue Little and Betty Bob Williams Student librarians assisting with audio-visual aids: Vem-on Eastridge, Ronny Wall, Patsy Taylor, Peggy Surber, Millard Taylor, Charles Smith, and Richard Hill. Members decorating library: Shirley Rhea, Helen Williams, Carolyn Burgess, Ann Little, Gail Polstra, Janie Smith, Nancy Smith, and June Totten . The Latin Club has chosen for its motto the famous words of the great Roman, Julius Caesar: Veni, vidi, vici C'I came, I saw, I conquered J. By promoting interest in the study of Latin, the members hope to increase appreciation of Roman culture and its influence on the world, and also to gain clearer understanding of the nature of English language and literature. Mrs. Bennett Joye Frye Advisor President il in SCIENCE CLUB Scientes Orbem Circum Nos The Science Club was organized in 1957 for the purpose of creating, stimulating, and promoting a greater interest in science. Mem- bership is unrestricted and is open to all high school students who are interested in the field of science. ln an age when greater emphasis is being placed upon the development of scientists, it is anticipated that membership in this club shall serve to uncover and stimulate the natural ability of any student who may have a possible future in science. Our motto, Scientes Orbem Circum Nos - Knowing the World About Us, best describes the scope of our aims. Albert Saffold and Eddie Sheffield learn the art of distilling water from Mrs. Surber, a member of the Science Department. Mrs. Davis, the club sponsor, shows Jane Cralle how to use the scales, while another member, Roger Smith, watches. Bobby McNew, Albert Saffold, and Eddie Sheffield are busy carrying out experiments. ,Q at waz: Eddie Sheffield Mrs. Davis President Advisor William Chapman demonstrates the art of mounting leaves to some of the younger mem- bers: Billy Long, Billy Collins, Morris Ivey, and Harold Musselwhite. nn- FRONT ROW: Carol Ivey, Norma Cannon, Linnie Hogston, Brenda Hogston, Nancy Smith and Mrs Howard SECOND ROW: Patsy Fields, Carolyn Barrett, Judy Call, B. J. Hogston, Betty Patrick, Judith Talbert and Bobby Maiden. THIRD ROW: Teresa Henderson, Shirley Cassel, Noel Allison, Sena McCready, Mack Camp bell and Bascom Frye. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CF ERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for students majoring in business. It was organ- ized to provide an opportunity for gaining the necessary knowledge, skill, and attitude for business leadership of the future . To gain practical experience, the members of the F.B.L.A. assist in the school office by typing and doing other clerical work for the teachers and local churches. Noel Allison . . Brenda Hogston Patsy Fields . . Linnie Hogston Betty Patrick .... Sena McCready Mrs. Howard . . Officers President Vice President Treasurer Reporter Historian Parliamentarian Advisor QYCQ Florence Sweat . Lakie Smith . . . Barbara Anderson Faye Smith .... Janie Smith . . . Brenda Teague . Jo Ann Cahill. . Q 'A.Ke,mAA1,,fxw Q' , O YP an ,Jeri hi' L : 41. .CF 4 mv. uf' . . . . President . Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Reporter . . Chaplain . . .Historian Betsy Horne . . F.H.A The FHA promotes appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, emphasizes the importance of worthy home member ship, fosters the development of creative leadership in home and community life, provides wholesome individual and group recreation, and furthers interest in home economics. 56 Florence Sweat President Mrs. Scott Advisor Q-Egwff gf-5 2? 6' '42 4 5 1.5 S S gf S Q 4 y s K 1 K We r CLARINETS: Eddie Sheffield, Lakie Smith, Venida Holmes, John Booth, Barbara Anderson, Betsy Home fAlto Clarinetj, Jo Anne Horne, Bill Coulthard, Wayne Hammond, Carol Crabtree, Pat Talbert, Nancy Smith fBass Clari- netj, Patsy McCray, Connie Hel- ton, Shiela Buchanan, Glenna Shortt, and Arm Cardwell. FLUTES: Betty Ferguson, Bonnie Marshall, Maxie Sanders, Jean Surber, and Betty Soyars. THE R. B. WORTHY SAXOPHONES: Pat Lee, June Tot- ten, Jean Holmes, Paige Slate, and Faye Smith. HORNS: Nancy Ar- nold, Jean Cardwell, Sue Harrison, Donna Haynes, John Maclntyre, and Na.ncy Eastridge. The R. B. Worthy Concert Band Under PERCUSSION: Pat Clapp, Rebec Brooks, Benny Arnold, Skippy M 58 SHAKER BA BARITONES: Brenda Hogston, Nancy Allison, and Sena Mc- Cready. TROMBONES: Jo Ann Athert Bobby McNew, and Helen Williams. on, The Direction of Mr. William C. Walker CORNETS and TRUMPETS: Bill Barbrow, Betty Bob Williams, Ann Little, Essie Smith, Billie Farris, Douglas Sawyer, Jane Cralle, Danny Coulthard, and Marvin Little. .en, Mary McGee, and Linda Ro- erts. 59 SOUSAPHONES: Harold Eastzidge, and Noel Allison. DRUM MAJOR and MAJORETTES Sallie Harris fmascotj, Carol Jones fDrum Majorettey, Billy McCready, Shelby Talbert, Patsy Woodward, Patsy Harris, Betsey Deyerle, and Pat Clapp. Marlene Donna Poore Patsy Shortt Fields , Norma Janie Davidson Smith Jo Ann Christine C ahill Roberts Patsy Christine Norma Fields Roberts Davidson Donna Jo Ann Marlene Janie Shortt C ahill Poore Smith 60 Features HGMECCMIN Homecoming, one of the most anticipated and joyous events of the school year, was a great success at Worthy High. The celebra- tion was in evidence a week beforehand as all the clubs and classes were bustling around trying to put together a winning float and the football team was practicing extra hard to win the one game of the season that must be won. Saturday finally rolled around and the students were excitedly putting the finishing touches to their floats for the big parade. The streets of Saltville were lined with spectators as the Shaker band proudly led the march through town. The Eighth Grade float with the theme, Let 's Bear With the Shakers was chosen the winner, and the Queen 's Float built by the SCA took second place. The Juniors' float, We Have the G-Men Undercover, won third prize. Nancy Campbell steps up to be crowned by J. Leonard Mauck, Superintendant of Schools. Senior Escort Bobby Crabtree , with Senior Attendant Linnie I-logston. Y V The Queen's Court looks on as she is crowned. Joye Frye, Maid of Honor, Nancy Campbell, Queen, Linnie I-logston, Senior Attendant. Other attendants: Phyllis Jones, Ella Sue Worley, Carolyn Burgess, Brenda Wimmer, and crown-bearer, Stan Decker. 1957 At eight o'clock the ball park was packed with fans anxiously awaiting the big Homecoming battle with Graham High of Bluefield. The Shakers, much to the delight of the old grads, came through in fine fashion by downing the tough G-Men 25-13. With the big game won, everybody was in fine spirits for the Homecoming Dance. One of the highlights of the Festival was the crowning of the King and Queen, Mack Campbell and Nancy Camp- bell. When the dance was over everyone went home happy with a big day of celebration behind them. Homecoming of '57 will always be recalled as one of the most significant events of the year. King and Queen lead first waltz of Homecoming Da Senior Escort Ronnie Coult- hard with Maid of Honor Joye Frye. - as 3 -5 Homecoming Court poses for photographers. Attendants: Brenda Wimmer, eighth gradeg Ella Sue Worley, ninth gradeg Phyllis Jones, eleventh gradeg Carolyn Burgess, tenth grade. ,iv HCC , ,iz W. A , . .Ram ff,. i If 'iafil -2, A 5: ,ggi , . My , ..,. A A Wi., - X, :L Q , . If 253 '14 T , L, jew Y K 0' . . 'Q . i.gA2:Ls13ff .- f:fff,Zii.t+4Mg-1 , ,..-fwwgfw '? --- A H bis 'mf .wa nwzwi :swam f '12 ,--fx' Q M , gk1 'gin,5Q 13 uhm, Pyle ..f,gqf1 -Q MQ! 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The tea was the first occasion to use the new equipment in Home Economics Department. STURGILLS. DRIVE IN UNITED CLOTHING CO. For Men and Young Men CUSTARD STAND Phone 3-87I I Plate Lunches - Short Orders , Center Building Operated by C. M. Blevins Marion Vlrginio CITIIIWUWIG VIYQIUIU C. Davis Wassun.-Merian J. Wassum L ANE SERVICE DRY C E RS VIRGINIA MONUMENT CO. Storage Repairing - Dyeing Prompt Personal Service Tel. STqfe 2.0352 243 Maih Street Marion Virginia Phone 3-4611 Marion Virginia HOLSTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Sales - Service II6 Broad Street Farm Road Phone 2-0861 Phone HY 6-575I Marion, Virginia Saltville, Virginia BRUNSWICK The Brunswick - Backe - Collender Co. MARION MOTOR CO., INC. Chevrolet - Cadillac Dependable Used Cars Phone 2-0841 Marion Virginia DeBUSK PETROLEUM CO. Distributors Phillips 66 Products Dial MA 8-394i Abingdon Virginia GREER STUDIO Photography Cameras Films Gifts Old Records and Picture Frames MOORE-EARHART COMPANY Compliments Athletic Equipment 81 Luggage of Outfitters of School and College Teams - Phone 6363 647 State Street A . . . . Bristol Virginia bmgdon Vlrglma CLUBS IN ACTION: Library Club members show off window display. Brenda Deliord has morning devotions for Tri-Hi-Y. Latin Club members exhibit proiects. Virginia Rector deposits blue horses for Key Club to get a television for school. SAMPSON PAINT AND COLOR CO. Paints, Wall Paper and Art Supplies A Paint for Every Purpose Phone N-330 Bristol Virginia 'l MAIDENS' POULTRY R. Lynn Fleenor, Owner TYPEWRITER SALES 8- SERVICE CO. H. B. Maiden and Sons Phone S-llll Fresh Eggs 832 State St. Dressed Poultry Bristol, Tenn. - Va. Shaw-Walker Furniture phone Sl Royal Typewriters - Mosler Safes . V- - - Burroughs - Victor -- R. C. 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The Juniors did it again. The eighth graders are off to a good start with first place prize. Compliments Of ABINGDON CLEANERS-LAUNDERERS, TRU BLU BAR 8x GRILL lnc. Phone MA 8-3862 When in Abingdon, Stop at Tru Blu Phone MA 8-3l9l Abingdon Virginia Compliments Compliments gf Of STUCKEY'S PECAN SHOPPE CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL HOME Fine Pecan Candies Tropical Jellies Gifts and Souvenirs Abingdon Virginia Abingdon-Bristol Highway We Ship for You H. P. KING CO. BRISTOL'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Serving Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee for more than 69 years CLEAR'S SERVICE STATION MAXINES S. G. Clear 8. Sons, Owners Ladies Apparel Gull Gas 8' oil Groceries - Dry Goods Notions 8. Appliances Abingdon Wytheville Phone HY 6-515-I MIM' llldll KEMBLE-COCHRAN COMPANY good iv' 0 0 Booksellers, Stationers, and Office Outfitters I907 I958 Bristol, Va. - Tenn. MILK -ICE CREAM GET HECHTS KELLY and GREEN SUNBEAM Energy First Pictures Developed Photographic Supplies 4 F Bristol Virginia ' i f e'57Zb6'am ,JQ3-gd ' ' HOMECOMING: Sophomores show despite bad luck. Beauty reigns as the Queen's float passes. The Freshmen say, Pour it on, Shakers! Dial WHS for Murder, courtesy of the Seniors. SCHOOL LIFE: How much is it? Are you following in your Mother's footsteps? I can't wait 'til I see 'eml Where's the sports page? SHANNON MUTUAL INSURANCE THE FAMILY STORE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Where Quality ls Higher Masonic Bldg. Than Pricesu Phone 2521 Owen Cox, Owner Saltville Virginia JOE HENDERSON Compliments Your Friendly Florist of C Fl - G'f ' 'Wm ' 'S SALT THEATRE Floral Designs - Potted Plants Ph HY t 'Z'fi742 ' Saltville virginia Saltville Virginia GROCER'S BAKING COMPANY Johnson City Tennessee HONEY KRUSTH finest bread made SUE'S SHOP Meadowview Highway H Virginia Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Parties by Reservation INCORPORATED Athletic and Recreational Equipment Sportswear - Girts MO0RE'S POTATO CHIPS Phone 3568 'I4 Lee Street Bristol Virginia Bristol Virginia We Sell Wayfarer Shoes for the Entire Family Marion Cowan, Prop. Next to Peoples Drug Store gCHOO.I: LIFE! The line-up. Dolly living it up or Beta Convention. Socializing? What's the trouble, ister? SOCK HOP: Lef's do the Bunny Hop! Male shortage, thanks to coaches! The winners receive their prize. Swing your pardner! T at w Home FURNISHING co. CITY DRUG Main Street Phone 3511 Phone 3511 Saltville Virginia Sallvllle Virginia Compliments SALTVILLE ROLLER RINK of Cl..AUDlNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Saltville Vlfginiu Phone 2821 Saltville Virginia McINTYRE 8. ELMORE SALTVILLE DRY CLEANERS General Merchandise We Clean Everything Franchise Dealer for General Electric Appliances Phone 3243 Saltville Virginia Phone 4214 Allison Gap Virginia Complim ents KERN'S BAKERY Of CALHOUN olL coMPANY ,S ,X --- id 'sl . -br 'xii Ph ST 2-8841 ' fi. ' ig -V , one ate l p lx ! Distributors of 0 4' ' Fine Cities Service Quality Products mon' M0500 Vlrglnlo Bristol, Va. - Tenn. GLADE SPRINGS I VANCE COMPANY, mc. Bw Wishes to the Hardware, Building Supplies Seniors of 1958 Farm Machinery, Feeds, Seeds and Vance Fertilizers THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHILHOWIE Glade Springs Virginia Best Wi-She-9 ..l0l'lNSON'S 5-lo-254 STORE to the Graduating Class of '58 W. B. Johnson FRANK'S BARBER SHOP P.0. Box 397 Saltville Virginia Saltville Virginia HERFF-JONES co. 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