1 500 1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/100/9185/Eyrie1966.pdf fd25a25edc1e217aa198dcb5bb1a2153 PDF Text Text ����THE EYRIE Nineteen Hundred And Sixty-Six Volume III Staunton River High School Mone ta, Virginia �DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 1966, as a token of our a pp rec iation would like to dedicate our edition of the "Eyrie" to Mr . Denzi I L. Barker. His generosity in the giving of his time, his understanding, his interest in our problems, and his valuable knowledge are but a few qualities of his outstanding personality. He has served, since the opening of Staunton River High School, as assistant principal, athletic director, guidance counselor, and teacher. In all of these positions, held simultaneously, he has given long hours and hard work to make this an outstanding school. He has always been there wh~n we needed him, and his guidance has meant a great deal to all of us during the past three years . To honor him for his dedication to his school and his students, we dedicate our annual to Mr . Denzil L. Barker. 2 ��Owen Burks, B.S., M.Ed. Denzil Barke.r, A.B . Richmond Professional Inst itu te Lynchburg Coll ege University of Virginia Principal Gl en vi lle State C o ll eg e West Virginia Uni ve rsity University of Virginia Assistant Principal Athletic Director Gu i dance PRINCIPA L'S MESSAGE In today's modern world education is essential if we are to make ourselves physically fit, mentally alert, morally straight, and socially acceptable . We must accept this challenge in order to better t he society in which we live . Each of us must assume this responsibility for the good of all mankind . I hope that this year has been a most meaningful one for you, and that you have thought, selected, and acted wisely in making the decisions which affect your future . As this year comes to an end, I would like to leave you with this thought-Do as much as you can, for as many as you can , for as long as you can. With best personal regards I am Owen L. Burks Principal 4 �ADMINIST RATION ..... . u· Staunton River has been very lucky in having an excellent administration . Our Principal, Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, Librarian, and all our teachers have played a big part in our lives as students. The friendliness and instruction of Mr. Burks, the work of Mr. Barker as athletic director, the helpfulness and closeness of Mr. Gilley to all the students have made the school year more enjoyable. Miss Fannin, our librarian, and all of our teachers have helped us with our work and made learning more of a pleasure than a task. Although we as Seniors will be leaving school, the influence of an excellent administration and faculty will ever be present. Char les Gilley, B.S. Uni ve rsity of Ke nt uc ky Unio n Co llege USA F Ins t itu te Appalachia n Sto te Teache rs Col lege Guidance Co unsel or Gail Witt Sec retary 5 �PARTICIP ANTS This year has been an inspiration to the teachers and students . The teachers have come to know their students better, to understand their problems, and they have received satisfaction from seeing their students learn. The students have met new challenges, solved new problems, and have come to understand themselves better. This year has truly been a great experience for everyone. One of the chief causes for this year's success has been the feeling of unity between the students and faculty . They have worked together and helped one another in any possible way . The students have felt closer to their teachers, and a desire and wi llingness to please them has helped them to achieve their goals. In looking back at the year 1965-66, we can surely see that it was a high point in the history of Staunton River High School. 6 ��Senior Officers Left to Right: Secretary, Linda Jone s; Vice-President, Wonda Hancock; Re porter, Gerald Ayers; Treasurer, Ann May; Seated: Preside nt, Leroy Saunders. Senior Officers Honor Graduates Honor Graduates Left to Right: Standing: Guy Gordon , Shirley Wills, Leroy Sounde rs , Lindo J ones. Seated: Patricia Dellis, Eva ngeline Bo nds, Jun e St. Clair, Wonda Hanco ck, Melinda Witt. �INA KAY ALLEN MARVIS MARGO ALFORD GERALD ALBERT AYERS BRENDA GAIL BAKER MOORMAN RAY ASHWELL JESSE JAMES AYERS JUDITH ANN BARR 9 ST RATTON JEWEL BARTON �DANNY RAY BAYS MEREDITH PAGE BENNETH , JR. INGRID MARIA BOWDEN EVANGELINE FRANCES BONDS KENNETH GERALD BOWLES BONNIE LOUISE BLANKENSHIP RITA RAE BURNETTE 10 C AROL YN SUE C A LV ERT �DONALD CARTER CARR CAROLYN SUE CATRON WILLIAM WARD COOPER JOYCE !SABELLA CREASEY GARY MIL TON CHITTUM CAROLYN SUE COX MARY JEAN DARNELL 11 PATRICIA GAYLE DELLIS �SHERMAN WAYMETH DELLIS CAROLYN JEAN DICKERSON CAROLE SUE DUNN GLORIA JEAN EPPERLY ZANA JO ALICE DRYE CAROLYN SUE ENGLISH WILLIARD DAVID FERGUSON 12 WILLIAM FLEMING FERRELL �ROGER LEE FLOWERS GLENDA LEE FULLER DAVID LANE GREGORY JOHN LEE GRAY MELVIN REED HALL JANET CORRINE GRAY WANDA KAYE HANCOCK 13 JOHN LESTER HARMON �WILLIAM HENSON MYRA JOY HEPTINSTALL LINDA KAY JONES MOORMAN MO RRIS JOHNSON GUY SHEL TON JORDAN ASTER CARL HOLLINS, JR . RI CHA RD CROCKETT LAMB 14 ALMA DAWN LAWHORN �MARTHA DIANNE LEFTWICH WANDA SUE MARKHAM THOMAS PENN MART IN GEORG E CALVIN MARTIN JR. ANNE MARIE MAY CURRY WILBUR MARTIN JULIE ELAINE McKEE 15 CARROLL JUNIOR MEADOR �0 Linda Huff Meador Brenda Louise Mitchell William Leonard Mitchell Larry Walter Mullins De lores Lee Ne wman Cl!]ude Wilson Mitchell Hazel Marie Moles C arolyn Virgin ia No rman �JUDY PEARL OVERSTREET JULIA FAYE OVERSTREET HETTIE ARABELLA SAUNDERS DORA MARTHA RIDGEWAY LEROY CL YOE SAUNDERS MARY ANNE PAYNE RONALD HENRY SHIVELY 17 CAROLYN POWERS SIMMONS �ANITA VIRGINIA ST.CLAIR BARBARA ANN ST.CLAIR GLEN DOUGLAS STEVENS SANDRA JEANNETTE ST.CLAIR DANNY WAYNE TUCK JUNE CAROL ST.CLAIR WANDA MAE TUCK 18 J AMES RAY TURNE R �PATRICIA DIANE UPDIKE GEORGE HEWITT WALDRON, JR. WILLIE MORRIS WATSON BARBARA LEE WHITE DENNIS EUGENE WEST \ ELLA LOUISE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY MAE WILLS 19 KATHR Y N MAR IE W ITT �I LELAND ANTHONY WITT MELINDA KAY WITT TRAVIS WAYNE WOODFORD DONNIE LEE YOUNG CURTIS CECIL WRIGHT And the President Speaks, "A ll right bunch of clods, let's have some order." ' 20 you �"I'm trying to gi ve up chewing gum." It's hard work making straight A's, isn't it, Melinda? "Now what do I do?" .. I can sing, too ." "It tick les 1 " "Ubbalummm!" 21 ��I .. ~ I· ���Juniors Junior Officers, Left to Right: V ic e- Pr es id ent , L o nni e Bl o unt ; Pres id e nt , Donn y T rea surer, Dal e W il so n; Secre tory, Do nni e Brow n ; Repo rte r , Wonda W oo ldri d g e H o ldr e n ; Canie Adams Rebecca Angell James Arrington David Ashwell Patsy Ashwell Wade Atkins 26 �Dianne Ayers David Barton Michael Barton Donnie Bays Edrie Bays Sandra Blankenship Lonnie Blount Shirley Bohn Buddy Bolding Thomas Boothe Betty Brown Donald Brown 27 �Brenda Chaffin Jewell Chambers Bonnie Cheek Wanda Chisom Jacqueline Cox Sandra Cox Bonnie Creasey Sandra Cruise Susan Davis Gary Donald Vicki Drumheller Shirley Edwards 28 �Randy Evans Claude Ferguson Michael Ferg us on Brenda Fare James Gregory Jayne Grubb Ruby Hall Marie Hannabos Charlie Harris Danny Holdren Regina Huddleston Patricia Hylton 29 �Patricia Jacobs James Johnson Earl Krantz Joyce Krantz Brenda Lacy Barry Lafon Jake Markham Allen Martin Julia Martin Thelma Mayo Darlene McCarty Carolyn McCormack 30 �Barbara McGhee Dennis McGhee Larry McGuire Shirley Meador Linda Mitchell Brenda Morgan Linda Morgan James Nance Robert Nichols Linda Overstreet Peggy Overstreet Philip Palmer 31 �Mary Parker Frances Patterson Joyce Patterson Joan Powers Steve Powers James Preston Mary Quesenberry Dixie Richards Linda Richards Brenda Saul Annette Saunders Phyllis Saunders 32 �Brenaa Settles Michael Simmons Barry Smith Connie Spradlin Nancy Spradlin Susan Stevens Dayle Terry Frances Thomasson Stella Thompson Gordon Tinnell Pauleta Tinnell Barbara Tuck 33 �Edna Updike George Updike Gail Waldron Vickie Waldron LaWanna Watson Michael Wheeler Richard Wheeler Marion Wills Dale Wilson Cynthia Witt Diane Wood Wanda Wooldridge 34 �"Gee! I'm all broke up about it - "I swear it moved!" see my honky?" . . and then there's the light bill, if I've told you once . . . " "Here-you scratch-I con' t reach it I" " I know you' re shocked but Liz Taylor does this too ." "Mr. Ayers is obout to te ll another one-yak, yak 1 ' 35 ���Sopho~ores the lriendl "Pep per-Upper " distinctive 4 different Sophomore Council, Left to Right: Betty Scott, Patricio W oodford, Charlotte Ge nn y Stanley. Holland , and Donna Adams Jimmie Anderson Claude Baker James Barr Dianna Barton Richard Bates 38 �Cheryl Bonds Carol Brown Vernelle Callahan Richard Cofer Judy Carner Larry Catron W endell Cox Sue C hee k Dal e Creasey Gary Creas ey Ma rie Cundiff Do ri s Da rn e ll Gl e nda Dellis Shirl ey Dickso n De nnis Dill o n Gl oria Doo ley 39 �Joyce Drewery Noncy Drewery Barry Dudley Martha Fielder Thomas Eades Estelle Ferguson Leonard Flowers Sandro Ferguson Kathryn Flowers Kenneth Flowers Donny Foster Lewis Foster Tommy Foster Marie Foutz Sandra Foutz Joe Franklin 40 �C. W . Goode Robert Goode Curtis Gordan Wallace Hensley Ronald Gordan Marie Gray Charlotte Holland Gary Holdren Nancy Howell Donald Huddleston El izabeth Jennings Arnold John son Travis J o hn so n C lyd e Ka rnes Larry Ke ndr ick 4 1 �Gloria Kirby Gilbert Laughon Valerie Lawhorne Lewis Marshall Iris Leonard Frank Lynch Rebecca Maxey Kathryn Lynch Mary Mayhew Patricia Mayhew Jerry Mcloughlin Barry Meador Jeanne Minnix Donny Mitchell William Mitchell Stephen Moorman 42 �Edison Morgon Lois Murphy Danny Myers Johnny Myers David Nichols Betty Nance Bonnie Nichols Beverly Overstreet Michael Nichols Richard Painter Melvin Poff Richard Poff Patricia Proffit T o mmy Po indexter Sandra Powers Byro n Prest o n Violet Quarl es 43 �Patsy Reed Yvonne Richards Roy Rider Mike Roberts James Robertson Rebecca Saunders Neal Saunders Betty Scott Jearlynne Scott Connie Shepherd Douglas Smith Sandra Spradlin Genny Stanley Karen St . Clair Wayne St. Clair Brenda Terry 44 �Barry Thomas Doris Thomas Donald Trent Brenda Tuck Wayne Turner Wanda Wade Linda Wa lker Wanda Waldron Sue Webb Th o mas Webb Patsy W itt Linda W ood Lynwood W oodford Macklyn Woodford Patricia Wo odford Judy Updike Virginia Yates 45 ���JUNIOR �HIGH �Fresh1nen I\ I Left t o Right : Pres ident, Leigh Wa lton; V ice -Pre s ident, Forrest H ark rader; Foutz ; Secretary, Ches ter Webber . Patricia Allen Marie Allen Darryl Ashwell Judy Ashwell Caro lyn Aye rs Nancy Ayers so Re po rt e r , J oy ce �Ronnie Ayers Karl Bates Brenda Beard Jeff Behrens Allen Blankenship Elaine Bolding Elbert Bonds Ronnie Boothe Katherine Bowden Gail Bowling Howard Bradley Jack Bush Ronnie Cheek Wanda Byrd Bonnie Campbell JoAnn Cofer George Cooper Co nnie Condiff Dorothy Collins • Larry Cox Bobby Craighead Judy Cruise J e rry Cundiff J immy Cutsha w Mary Davis 51 �Bud Davidson Joyce Dearing Sherrill Dellis Gail Donald Jack Dooley Gail Dowdy Marinette Drew Judy Ellis Jan Drye Sandra Dunn Brenda England Etta Feazelle Ann Ellis Earl Ferguson Kelly Ferguson Patti Ferguson Beatrice Fielder Ann Foutz Brenda Foutz Joyce Foutz Wonda Foutz Steve Gordner Dionne Goad Kathleen Gordon Robert Gordon 52 �Kathy Gray Judy Gross Billy Hackworth R. B. Hancock Forrest Harkrader Gary Harmon Susan Harmon Ge raldine Holmes Linda Hensley Wayn e Hill Charles Hoskins Gaynelle Howell Rob ert Ho ll ins Charlotte Huff Rucker Hurt Doug las Jacobs Freddie Karnes Denn is Krantz Rita Lafon Lynwood Lipsco mb Delo res Ma rt in De lo res Sue Mart in To mmy Mart in William Maya Roge r Mc C a rty 53 �Martha McGeorge Bill McGhee Michael McKee Irma Mclaughlin Larry Miller Dorothy Mitchell Judy Mitchell Charlene Moorman Clay Morgan Rebecca Morgan Janice Nester Pamela Newman Brenda Nunley Bobby Nichols Nancy Nichols Jack Overstreet Margaret Overstreet Woodrow Nichols Dianne Overstreet David Palmer Judy Poff Barry Presnell Brenda Preston Larry Preston Linda Quarles 54 �William Quarles Darnell Quesenberry Danny Rider David Robertson James Robertson Larry Robertson Moorman Robertson Carolyn Saunders Diane Saunders Linda Saunders Patsy Saunders Peggy Saunders Tex Sink Susan Saunders Deborah Scott Joyce Slocum Frances Spradlin Elmer Sink Michael Spradlin Tony Spraker Shirley Steele Linda Stevens Ronald Stevens Sherry Stinnette Kyle Stump 55 �J. C. Tebault Berkley Thomas Linda Thomas Patricia Thompson Bonnie Tuck Billy Turner Margaret Turner Frankie Weimoet Allan Wainwright Leigh Walton Connie Wheeler Barry White Chester Webber Frane White Donald Williams Phyllis Williams Dorothy Woodford Nancy Wright Roger Wyatt 56 �ALL AROUND THE EAGLE'S NEST , 57 ���Eighth Grade Left to Right: Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Overstreet Reporter Kathy Waldron President Jeanette Mitchel I Not Pictured Vice President JoAnn Feather Patricia Snowadzky University of Toledo University of Maryland Roanoke College University of Virginia Math 8 Robert Buchanan, B.A. Wake Forest College Lynchburg College Southeastern Seminary English Joseph Kreuz, B.A. St. Francis College Roanoke College Algebra 1 History 8 60 �Betty Allen Julian Allen Mari e Amos James Anderson William Arrington Robert Arthur Bruce Basham Paul Bates Bonnie Beard David Behrens Judy Blankenship Roy Blankenship Linda Bowyer Charles Booth Patsy Bowyer Wilburn Booth Jerry Brown Margaret Bo wde n Samuel Brown Brenda Bowye r Kenneth Bryson Thomas Callahan Vernon Carter Ro nald C ha ffin Ronald Chiso n Julia Coope r Boyd Copa l Rebecc a Cra ft Li nda Critz e r Sa nd ra Cro uch Ida Davis Gary De llis 61 �Sue Delong Terry Delong Jim Dinkel Roberta Dooley Glenn Johnson James Johnson Vick ie Johnson Lowell Jones Wayne Johnson Michael Johnson Homer Jeffers Sally Jacobs Donna Hurt Brenda Hill Danny Hurt Thomas Hicks James Huff Wendell Hensley Pau l Hodges Sara Hayden Eugene Hawk ins Michael Hartberger Joel Hart Kay Harmon Barba ra Hall Te rry Grubb Ea rl Gray Peggy Goad Wa yne Gille spie Jean ette Fo ut z Duan e Fo utz Michae l Fos te r 62 �Sidney Flowers Mark Fielder Judy Ferguson JoAnn Feather Danny Ellis Virgie Dunman Daniel Dunman Tommy Doole y Danny Karnes Sandra Kirby Larry Brantz Ronnie Lancaster MacLee Loyd Victor Lawrence George Lyle Barbaro Leonard Danny Lynch Iris Lewis Linda Lynch Donald Lipscomb Floyd Marti n Carol Martin Peggy Martin Douglas May h ew Larry Mc Co rmi ck Ma rvin McGuire Glo ria Mc Ne al Dennis M ille r Ga ry Mille r Edwi n M itch e ll Ra y M itch e ll J e ann ette M itch e ll 63 �Roger Moorman Leonard Morgan William Morgan Clifton Myers Alice Nance Roy Nelms Linda Nelson David Newman Barbra Nichols Bobby Nichols William Nichols Helen Overstreet Reginald Overstreet Michael Patsell Sandra Overstreet Evelyn Poff Judith Osborne Linda Poff James Palmer Martha Powers Marie Price Phyliss Proffit Danny Quarles Wonda Quesenberry Michael Redden Michael Richards Patricia Saul Nancy Scott Lin da Sellers Janice Shively Sandra Simm o ns Dann y Smith 64 �Barbara Spence Betty Jane St. Clair Carolyn Stevenson Phillip Stevens Clayton Thomasson Gloria Tuck Shelby Tuck Jesse Tucker Phyllis Vance Brenda Vandergrift Robert Vandergrift Roger Wade Betty Watson Gerald Zimmerman Yvonne Webb Edwin Z imm erman Clayton Webber Valerie Wheeler Fleeta White Stacy White Shirley Whorley Ray Stuart Wilkes Do ris Willis Elsie Williams T om m y Williams Kenneth Witt Steve Witt Wanda Wright Linda Yates 65 �Hustling and bustling in the halls, cheerin g at the games, and sharing happy moment s with other student s are all represe ntative of the friendly the atmosph ere which hovers around SRHS . Smiling , happy faces indicat e Each pleasure each student gets from playing his role at Staunto n River . them of ome play-s to student the day brings a new and differen t part for into serious, some of them comical ; but every role draws him more deeply the act ivity of school life. During this third year of Staunto n River's history, there have been able changes in those who have taken port in the product ion of a memor n school year. With these changes , howeve r, comes a stronge r bond betwee . each for the students and fonder memori es With mixed emotion s the seniors leave SRHS to begin the role as high ng school graduat es . Varied .express ions indicate the mi x ed feeling regardi e this big port in life. For some of these seniors, only relief is felt becaus sad t he long twelve years of study and worry are over . Other student s feel aAnticip . them offers student a about leaving the good times which being reis inty uncerta though t ion of the near future brings joy to some faces, vealed in others . When next year begins, some of the student s will be gone, but the success and fun of the 1965-66 wi II never be forgotte n . 66 ��I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I �COMPE TITION 69 �Eckart, Assistant Coach; T ommy Poindexter, Stratton Barton , Richard Cofer, Dale Wilso n, Gordon Tinnell, Neal Saunders, Buddy Bo lding , J o hn Gray, Melvin Poff, Larry McGuire, James Hammond, Head C o ach . Left to Right: Da vid Barton, Manager; Donn ie 1st Row Bays, T o m Boothe, Richard Painter, Billy Ferrell, Clyde Karnes, Richard Lamb, T o mmy Webb, Danny Bays, Lewis Jerry Foster, Michael Barton, Manager. 2nd Row - VARSITY FOOTBALL Staunton River's first varsity football season was something less than a shattering success. Injuries, lack of size and speed, and the biggest bugaboo-inexperience-were the major causes of that unspeakable horror-winless season. No one can say, however, that the Golden Eagles lacked spirit; or that affairs were dull and lifeless at the Golden Eagle Stadium . Down five and six touchdowns at times, the Eagles were still capable of scoring from anywhere on the field on any given play. The defensive play, though often ineffectual, was dauntless from the standpoint of spirit and courage. Dale Wilson led the team in scoring and finished high in the district scoring race. Gordon Tinnell ' s passes to Buddy Bolding (the team's choice for MVP) and W il son, plus the hard running of Barry Lafon and Mike Ferguson, kept enemy defenses honest and provided the explosive . punch which proved to be such a crowd pleaser at games. Always outmanned but never outgamed was the story of the Eagle season. Coaches Hammond and Eckart hope the spirit remains intact and the manpower increases for the 1966 season . Contribu tions o f these boys will be missed ne x t year. 70 �James Hammond, B.S. Head Football Coach Glee nville State College History Buddy Bo lding received th e most va luable player oward fo r football. 1965 FOOTBALL STATISTICS SHRS 0 ..... . .. Roanoke Catholic .. 39 6 ..... . .. Chatham . . . . . . . . 21 0 . . . .. . .. William Campbell . 55 13 .. ... . .. North Cross . . . . . . 25 13 ..... ... Hargrove Mil itory . . . . . . . . 32 25. .Brookville. .40 13 .... . ... Amherst . . . . 52 20. . . . . . Don Ri ve r . 21 6. . . . . . Rustburg . 40 7 . . . . .... Tunstall . . . .34 Co tto n and Speedie The fog, the midst, and Tun sta ll Dal e Wilson sto pped-R icky Cofer (84) looks on. �Th e Ch ee rlead e r's fl o at in th e Be dford Parade ended the footbo 11 season. The Varsity Football Cheerleaders shared the fun and anguish of the '65 footbal I season . . . Cheering at football games was new for most of them, but hard work at practice created a field display which made Eagle fans forget the scoreboard and join the "root-'emhome spirit ." There were rewards, too-the cheering itself, the bus trips, the post-game snacks, and parties-all reasons why most girls enjoy cheerleading . The football cheerleaders also worked diligently on their float which was a big portion of Staunton River's contribution to the Bedford Christmas Parade. Left to Right: Kneeling: Gl e ndo Fuller, Head-cheerl e ader 2nd Row: Gl o ria Eppe rl y, Sandro Cox, Edrie Boys . 3rd Row: Di x ie Richards, June St. Clair, Patsy Ashwell. Not Pictured: Susa n Da vis VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Th e cheer lead ers kep t th e b us trips to the a way boll games lively and in te restin g . Eating at Bailey 's Cafeteria ofter the North Cross game , lifted s pirits aft e r the defeat . �Junior Varsity Team and Cheerleaders Left to right: 1st Row: Danny Karnes, Larry Robertson, Ronnie Boothe, Jerry Cundiff, Ronnie Aye rs , Karl Bates, Gary Harmon, Rob e rt Hollins, Clayton Webbe r, Bruce Basham, Fre ddy Karnes; 2nd Row: Darryl Ashwell, Douglas Jacobs, Billy Hackworth , Eddie Boo the, Rog e r Wade, Coach Tom Heath's Junior Eagles, unlike their older counterparts, had the defense but little ability to score. They did accomplish one victory - blasting Gretna 21-0 - and, excepting the Rustburg opener W-26) were in the thick of every game. After Rustburg, the Jayvees dropped 6-0 encounters to Nelson County and Wi II iam Campbell, then fell 13-6 to Hargrave Military . They tasted defeat one more Forrest Harkrader, Joe Franklin , Tommy Doole y, Glen Krantz, Paul Hodge s; 3rd Row: Coach T om Hea th , J esse Tucker, Roy Blankenship, Roger McCarty, Glen Johnso n, Donald Lipscomb, Jerry Brown, Roy Nelms; Manager, Da vid Barton . time <Brookville: 12-0) before Gretna. With the team jelled, Coach Heath had to gi ve up Ronnie Ayers, Joe Franklin, and Robert Hollins to the varsity, making the Amherst County loss, 13-6, a foregone conclusion . It was a spirited season for the younger Golden Eagles, and they hope to send many needed performers to the varsity next season. Left to right: Kneeling: Rebecca Mo rgon ; Leigh Walton, Head che er leader; Mary Ma yhew, Stonding: Wanda Wade, Kathy Gra y, Conni e She pherd , Nancy Howe ll , Sondra Fo utz . �Barry Thomas Sopho more Guard Gordon Tinnell Junior Guo rd Left to Right: Kneeling: Le roy Sounders, C o-Captain . Standing : Cooc h H e ath , Barry Thomas, Allen Wainwright, Wa y n e Turn e r, M o rri s Johnso n . BOYS~ VARSITY Allen Wainwright Freshman Guard Dale Wi lson Junior Guard CO-CAPTAINS Le roy Saunders Senior Cente r Larry Mullins Senior Forward �Kneeling: Larry Mullins, Co-Captain. Standing: Danny Ho ldren, Dale Wilson, Go rdon Tinn e ll, Danny Bays, Jimmy Preston . BASKETBALL TEAM Thomas Heath, A.A., B.A. Coach Physical Education Dri ve rs Education Wilmington College Pembro ke State College Uni versity of North Carolina Danny Holdren Junior Forward Morris John son Senio r Cen ter �Varsity Season I n Retrospect BOYS The story of the Golden Eagles' basketbal I season was lack of depth . Beyond the first five, Coach Tom Heath . had little with which to substitute, leaving S. R. 's most potent weapon-the fast break-somewhat stra ined at game's end . All-D istrict IV ace, La r ry Mullins, was once again the scoring leader for the team with a 19.4 average. Larry's graduation will be a new blow to an already undermanned squad . The Eagles had a few moments of glory in '65-66 . The victory over Appomattox gave them a district w in, and the overwhelm ing defeat of prev iously unbeaten Boonsboro, proved once and for all that the Golden Eagleswhatever-they were-were far above the level of even the best Group 111 team . Moreove r, at season's end, the Eagles played distr ict runner-up, Nelson County, to a standstill, before succumbing . Throu ghout the long losing streak the Golden Eagles never lost the spir it and determ ination of the season's start; dissension and apathy were strangers to the locker-room . Next year could bring better re s ults if Dale Wilson's speed and Wayne Turner' s rebounding ability a long with continued improvement by Barry Thomas, Allen Wainwright, and Danny Holdren can offset the loss of Mullins, Leroy Saunders, and Gordon Tinnell . BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS OPPONENT SRHS 35 . . . . . . Gretna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 34 .. . . . . Amherst . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 60 . . . .. . Appomattox . . . . . . . . . 53 58 .. . . .. Brookv ille .. . ........ 83 5 5 . ..... Libert y . . . .. . . . . .. . .. 105 42 ... . .. Amherst . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 3 9 . . . . .. Gretna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 62 ... . . . T unstall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 51 .... .. Rust burg . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 40 . . . . . . Brookville .. .. . .. . . . . 61 43 ...... Rustburg . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 40 .. . ... T u nsta ll .. ... . . . .. ... 51 55 . . . ... Appomattox . . . . . . . . . . 80 52 . .. ... Liberty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 53 . . . ... Wil lia m Cam pbe ll ..... 87 8 0 . .... . Boonsboro . . . . . . . . . . . 63 48 .. . . . . Ne lson County . . . . . . . 64 5 7 . . . . .. Ne lson County . . . . . . . . 64 GIRLS The g irls' basketball team, led by veteran stars Gloria Epperly and June St. Cla ir, managed f ive victories in a season marked by rebuild ing and the in f us ion of sopho m o re talent. Coa c h C heek's Eagl e ttes were often bea ten by taller, d eep teams w ith more e x perience, but m ost of the losses coul d have g o ne t h e other wa y with a d iffe re nc e o f o nl y a few points . Nex t year's forecast is f o r better th ings when Sue Cheek c o mes of age . Los ing June, Gloria , and Carolyn Simmo n s w i II hurt, but J oan Powers and Mary and Sand ra Cox sho ul d be ready t o fi 11 in as Seni o rs . 76 �Lll3r l11 Left to Right: Ju dy Borr, Shirley Will s, Mocklyn Woodford , Judy Burnette, Captain ; Patsy Witt, H e tti e Sounders, Barbara Tuck. VARSITYBASKETBALLCHEERLEADERS Cheerleading has as its main objective the promotion of good sportsmanship and school spirit . Fulfilling these goals means the hours of practice, the white and gold pressed uniforms , the white socks, laryngitis and the everlasting smile . Staunton River's basketball cheerleading squad though inex perienced at first, proved themselves capable of keeping the true mean ing of "spirit" alive in the hearts of athletes and spectators . . . . . be it in victory or defeat . " The Re turn of th e Golden Eag le." Th e Go lden Ea gle (G. C . Mort in ) le a ves t he stage after re scuing Lady Victory (Regina Hud dlesto n) during pep rall y sk it before Rustburg game . 77 Karen Karnes, B.S . Co nc ord College Uni versity of Virginia General Business Math Cheerleader Sponsor �Sandra Cox Junior Forward Betty Nance Junior Forward Left to Right : Kneeling: Sue Che ek, Sandra Cox, Gloria Epperly . Standing: Mrs. Cheek, Coach ; Patricia Woodford, Nancy Howell, Diane Ayers, Bonnie Creasey, Judy Carner . GIRLS~ VARSITY Irene Cheek, B.S. Coach Brenda Tuck So pho more Forward June St. Clair Roving Forward Sen io r Co-Captain 78 Madi so n Coll ege Uni ve rsity o f Virginia Physical Educatio n �Sue Cheek Sophomore Guard Kneeling: June St . Clair, Carolyn Simmons, Betty Nance, Joan Powers . Standing: Mary Payne, Lawanna Watson, Ann Foutz, Glenda Fuller, Brenda Tuck, Becky Saunders, Manager. Joan Powers J uniar Guard BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL STATISTICS SRHS OPPONENT 29. . .. Amherst ...... . .. 25 2l . . Appomattox . .. ... . . .... 22 24 . . .. Brookville ... ... ... 39 26. . .. Liberty ... . .. . . .. ... . . 24 30. . . . Amherst .. . ... ...... .. 36 17. . . Tunstall ...... . . .. .. 27 30. . . . Rustburg .. ... . . ... .... 19 23 . . Brookville . . . . . . . . . 33 31 . . Rustburg . . ... . . . . . .. .. 38 28 . . Tunstall . . ..... 38 28 . . Appomattox ... ... 23 27 . . Liberty . . . ......... .. .. 23 17. . Nelson County . . . ...... . 47 30 . .. . . . Nelson County . ... .. . ... 54 79 Caro lyn Simmons Senio r Guard Gloria Epperly Sen ior Rov in g G uard Co-Captain �Left to Right: First Row: Karl Bates, Robert Hollins, Danny Johnson . Second Row: Richard Painter, Neal Saunders. Third Row: Ricky Wheeler, Manager; Clay Morgan, Donald Williams, Eddie Bradley, Kelly Ferguson , Doug- las Jacobs. Fourth Row: Gary Bonham, Billy Turner, Lynwood Lipscomb, George Cooper, Joe Franklin, Jimmy Cutshaw, Forrest Harkrader . E'JGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Left to Right : Kn eeli ng : Mr. Eckart, coach; Michael Morgan. First Row: Roger Wade, Do ug Mayhew, Tommy Callahan, M icha e l J o hn so n. Second Row: Gary Dellis, J. D. Allen, Eugene Hawkins, Robert Arthur, Jerry Brown, Marshall Burley, Mac Lloyd, Danny Smith, Ray Mitchell, Eddie Zimmerman . �Left to Right: Judy Mitchell , Conni e Wheel e r, Jean e tt e Mitche ll , Margare t Turner, Captain; Patty Fe rgu so n , Susan Harmon, Gl o ria Tuck. JUNIOR VA RSITY TEAM EIGHTH GRADE TEAM The JV season, like a year ago, was the old story of sending an essentially freshmen team against the sophomores of opposing schools . Coach Hammond's boys always held their own early in the game, but size and stamina we re lacking at game's end in a league where officials do not confine body contact to the football field . Danny Johnson and Neal Saunders, the only sophomores , wi 11 be gone next year, but Robert Hollins, Forrest Harkrader, and Karl Bates would be the nucleus of a fine team unless they a re moved up to the varsity to fi 11 the ever-present gaps there . Jerry Eckart's 8th grade boys complet ed a fine season at 4 wins, 5 losses, conside ring their diminuti ve size . Using speed and finesse the mighty mites did e verything but run between the legs of their larger opponen t s . Determination and spirit could not overcome size as far as providing a winning season , bu t names like Mike Morgan , Eddie Zimmerman , Roger Wade, Jerry Brown, and Gary Dellis w ill be heard from on future Eagle t eams. SRHS 30 . . .... William Campbell .. ..... 4 8 44 ...... Amherst ... .. ... . . . .. . 7 4 47 . ... .. Boonsbo ro . . .. . . . .. .. .. 4 3 22 . . . . . . Rustburg . .. .. . . ... . . .. 38 33 .... . . Brookv ille .. . ...... . ... 41 27 . ... . . Appomattox . 21 2 9 .. .... Brookville . .. . .. . .. . . .. 3 2 32 .. . . . . Ru stburg . ..... ... .. ... 19 29 ... . .. Liberty ...... . .. .. . . . . . 35 2 4 . . . . .. Willia m Ca mpbe ll . .. .... 20 1O .. .. . . Appoma ttox . . . . .... 12 33 ... .. . Liberty . ..... . .... . . . . . 30 OPPON ENTS 21 . . . . Gretna .. . . ... . .... . ... 27 22 ... . .. Rustburg . .. .... . . . ... 39 38 . . . . Brookville .. . .. . . . .. 56 35 . . . . Appo mattox . ..... .. 60 25 . . . . Brookville .... .. .. . . 57 33 . . . . Amherst ...... . ....... 24 42 . . . . Rustburg . ... .. .. .. .. . . 80 21 ... ... G retna .... . ..... . . ... . 22 26 .. . ... William Campbell ..... .. 39 1 3 . ..... Appo ma t tox . . .. . .. .. . .. 24 81 �MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is an organization for all girls who have lettered in varsity girl's basketbal I, jun ior varsity and varsity cheerleading . The purpose of the club is to promote and encourage part icipation in varsity sports throughout high school. Boys who earned letters in sports make up the Varsity Club. Members of the club are participants in football, basketball, baseball and track. Monogram Office rs: Left to Right: Reporte r, Jun e St. Clair; Tre a s ure r, M ary C o x; Sec re tary, Glenda Fulle r; Vi ce Pres id e nt, Sandra Cox; Pres iden t, G lo ria Eppe rly. Left to Right: First Row: Patsy Reed, Mary Mayh ew, Le igh Wal ton. Second Row: Gloria Epperly, Sandra Cox, Macklyn W oodford. Third Row: Mary Cox, Mary Darne ll , Linda Ove rstreet . Fourth Row: Edrie Bays, Pat Jacobs, Gle nda Fulle r. Fifth Row: June St . Clair, Pa tty Fe rguson, Conni e Wheele r. Sixth Row: Mrs . Chee k, Spo n so r. She wa sn't k idd ing-she rea ll y did it! �t R"•9 h t:_ Stratton Barton, James Patsell, Left Go First Row· McGuire Lorry ing . Second Row~rdon Tinnell , Danny Bays, Buddy BoldMelvin Poff D ·.d Mr . Eckart, spo nsor; Richard Lamb, Barton, Tommy Poindexter, Michael av1 , Ferguson, Tom Booth, Allen Martin . Third Row: Richard Cofer, Dale Wilson, Danny Holdren , Richard Painter, Larry Mullins, Morris Johnson, Kenneth Bowles, Leroy Saunders. VARSITY CLUB Jerry Eckart, B.S. Ferrum Junior College Concord Co llege Varsity Officers Left to Right: President Dale Wilson Chaplain Larry Mullins Secretary David Barton Treasurer Gordon Tinnell Not Pictured: Vice-President Barry Lafon Geography, History Physical Education Head Baseball Cooch ��CONTRIBUTION 85 �Left to Right: First Row: Leroy Saunders, Regina Huddleston, Brenda Tuck, Patricia Woodford, Elaine Bolding , Le ig h Walton, Wanda Woolridge, June St. Clair, Gary Chittum, Edrie Bays. Second Row: Shirley Wills, Vicky Johnson, Betty Nance, Sue English, Gloria Epperl y, Hettie Saunders, Macklyn Woodfo rd, Danny Holdren, Kathy Waldron . Third Row: Karl Bates, Curtis Wright, Donnie Young, Patsy Reed, Alma Lawhorne, Ge nny Stanley, Charlotte Holland, Becky Craft, Jackie Cox. Fourth Row: Douglas Smith, Sandra Overstree t, Doris Wills, Ray Wilkes, Clay Mo rgan, Jimmy Preston, Canie Adams, Forrest Harkrader, Charles Hoskins, Evelyn Poff . STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Secretary Sandra Blankenship Vice-hesident Danny Holdren President June St. Clair Treasurer Regina Huddl eston Reporter Edrie Bays �Mi ss Carolyn Saunder' s homeroom won th e Christmas Deco ration Co nte st in A-Building . Edrie wa s chairman of th e Scrapbook Com mittee . The Student Cooperative Association Council, composed of the SCA officers, class and club presidents, and homeroom representatives encourages participation of every student in school activities . The SCA has sponsored various activities such as clean-up Drives, Essay and Christmas Decoration Contests , and the first dance of the year . Each month the S.C.A. Council appoints a homeroom to be in charge of the bulletin boards . Regina Huddleston and Donny Holdren were delegates to the State SCA Convention at Vi rginia Beach . June St. Clair represented SHRS at the S.C.A. Summer Workshop . One of th e bu ll etin boa rd s at Chri stma s . " The m eet ing will co me to orde r," sa ys the Presiden t of th e S.C.A. An S.C. A. meeting . 87 �Left to Right: Seated: Ray Ashwell, Circulation Manager; Gloria Epperly, Sports Editor; Mary Davis, Academic Editor; Donnie Young, Society Editor. Standing: Susie Dunn, Art Editor; Richard Lamb, Assistant Sports Editor; Wanda Woolridge, Assistant Editor; Anne May, Editor; Gary Chittum, Managing Editor . THE TALON STAFF Mary Howell, B.A. Roanoke College English The assistants help in many ways. Left to Right: Seated: Carolyn Dickerson, Linda Jones, A nnette Saunders, June St. Clair. Standing: First Row: Barbara McGhee, Joan Powers, Pauletta Tinnell, Patricia Jacobs, Sandra Cox . Second Row: Gary Creasey, Douglas Smith, M ichae l Barton, Anita St. Clair. �ton, Linda Ove rstreet, Bonnie Creasey, Ruby Hall. Fourth Row: Carole Dunn , Ingrid Bowden , Mary Darnell , Mvro Heptinstall, Guy Jordon , Shirley Wills, June St. Clair, Patricia Dellis . Fifth Row: Gloria Epperly, Bonnie Blankenship, Sue Engl ish, Alma Lawhorne, Patricia Updike, Evangeline Bonds, Mel v in Hall . Sixth Row : Leroy Saunders, James Gregory, Dennie McGhee , Willie Watson. Left to Right: First Row: President, Gary Chittum ; Secretary, Linda Jo nes; Trea sure r, Anne Mo y; Reporter, Joyce Creasey; Not Pictured: Vice-President, Melinda Witt . Second Row: Brenda Lacy, Rebecca Angell, Connie Spradlin, Joan Powe rs, Edrie Bays, Susan Davis, Wanda Woolridge . Third Row: Brenda Mo rgan, Diane Wood , Shirley Bohn , Bonni e Cheek, Wanda Hancock, Regina Huddl es- BETA CLUB The Beta Club is an honorary society for those students who excel academically and scholastically. The purpose of the club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, and to encourage students to further their education ofter high school. This year our Beto Club hos tried to convey to each student the importance of such qualities as honesty, justice, cooperation, humility, and charity and above all, to inspire and encourage our students to higher goals . One of the projects of the ::lub was giving a fruit basket to a needy family at Christmas. Many members thoroughly enjoyed attending the Beto Club Convention in Roanoke in March . The ideas brought bock will help the club next year. Dorothy Branstetter, Ph .B. Dickinson Co ll ege Longwood Co ll ege Uni vers ity of V irgini e English , Beta C lu b Sponsor T o a new Beta a tap on the should er is happ iness. 89 �Left to Right: First Row: Judy Corner, Betty Nonce, Nancy Howell , Patricio Woodford, Brenda Tuck, Edna Updike, Edrie Boys , Mory Da v is, Pamela Newmon, Debo rah Scott. Second Row: LaWonno Watson , Brenda Locy, Brenda M o rgon , Joan Powers, Regino Huddleston, Bo nnie Creasey, Bonnie Campbell, Judy Gross, Leigh Walton, Michael McKee, Lorry Cox, Elaine Bo lding, Spo n- sor, Mrs . Cooper; Gory Bonham, Jimmy Cutshaw, Kori Bates, Jeff Behrens, Bill McGee, David Borton, Bud Davidson, Roger McCarty, Jerry Cundiff. Fourth Row: Douglas Smith , Richard Cofer, Michael Cofer, Mike Borton, Tony Spraker, Curtis Wright, Straton Borton , A. C. Hollins, Ronnie Aye rs . VIRGINIA JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Left to Right: Pres ident, Douglas Smith; Vice-President, Leigh Walton; Sec retory, Patricio Woodford ; Trea surer, Straton Barton. Not Pictured, Susan Dovis, Reporter. Marj o rie Coope r, B.S. Radfo rd Co llege Chem istry, Science, Bio logy Jacqueline Worrell, B.S. Radford College Biology �Left to Right: Seated: Evangeline Bonds, Guy Jordan, Melvin Hall, Myra Heptinstall, Bill Cooper, Reporter; Gary Creasey, Douglas Smith, Richard Lamb, Gary Chit- tum . Standing: C. W. Goode, Vice-President; Straton Borton, Treasurer; Curtis Wright, President; Mr. Cundiff. MATH CLUB Howard Woodford, B.S. Virginia Tech Science Harlan Cundiff, B.S. University of Virginia Math, Algebra, Geography, Trigonometry DEBATE TEAM Left to Right: Seated: Morion Wills, Donna Hurt, Bonnie Campbell, Deborah Scott, Leigh Walton . Standing: Mr. Woodford, Sponsor; Wade Atkins, Homer Jeffers, Da v id Behrens, Mary Davis, Betty Watson . �Left to right: 1st Row: Brenda Settles, Kathryn Witt, Debo rah Scott, Patricio Updike, J o Alice Drye, Ingrid Bowden, Barbero White, Mory Pa yne, Da v id Gregory, Ric hard Pointer, Jomes Greg o ry, Roy Ashwell , Sandro St. Clair, Lindo Thoma s, Carolyn Sounders, Koren St. Clair, Stello Tho mpso n , De lores New mon , Geraldine Holmes; 2nd Row: Barbaro Tuc k, Mory Da vis, Wonda Markham, Ina Koy Allen, Peggy O ve rst reet, Guy J o rdon, Glenn Stevens, Advanced J esse Aye rs , Gory Chittum, Dione Leftwich, Wonda Tuck, Morie Gray, Julie McKee, Anita St. Clair, Fo ye Overstreet, Nancy Scott, Ph y llis William so n; 3rd Row: Lindo M e ador, Patricio Dellis, Martha Ridgeway, Carolyn Simmons, Rita Burn e tt, Judy Updike, Pamela Newmon, Ronald Nonce, Leland 'Nitt, John Harma n, Morris Johnson, Jake Markham, Larry McGuire, Allen Mortin, Brenda Baker, Shirley Wil ls, Louise Williams, Brenda Terry, Connie Can iff. Shirley Will s, Ing r id Bowden, Gu y Gordan, Gl en Steve n s Kor en St . Clair, Sandro St. Clair rep rese nte d SRHS at A ll-State Cho ru s in Martin svi ll e. Chorus BARBARA MARTIN, B.A. Mar y Wa shington College Lynchburg College Chorus Bond 92 �Front to Back: Cathy Gray, Drum Majorette; First Row: Glenn Stevens, Delores Martin, Sandra Foutz, Travis Woodford . Secontl Row: Leland Witt, Susan Saunders, Willie Watson, Richard Painter. Third Row: Cloy Morgan, Myra Heptinstall, Lawanna Watson, Gary Harmon , Tom Booth. Fourth Row: George Cooper, Marie Foutz , Ann Foutz, Freddie Karnes. ADVANCED BAND AND MAJORETTES Left to Right: Margaret Turner, Judy Mitchel I, Patty Ferguson , Sandra Ferguson , Head Majorette; Gail Donald, Brenda Preston, Gloria Kirby , Pam Newman. �HOOTENANNY .CLUB Left to Right: First Row: Annette Saunders, Roberta Dooley, Valerie Wheeler, Sandy Dunn, Evangeline Bonds, Carolyn Norman. Second Row: Edna Updike, Patsy Ashwell, Brenda Saul, Sandra Cruise, Anne May, Susie Dunn, Yvonne Richards, Mary Davis, Louise Williams . Third Row: Joyce Slocum, Bonnie Compbell, Barbara St. Clair, Julie McKee, Jackie Cox, Charlotte Holland, Sandra St. Clair, Karen St . Clair, Patricio Updike, Gail Donald . Fourth Row: William Henson, Bobby Nichols, Rondy Evans, Julio Cooper, Guy Jordon, Donald Williams, Yvonne Richards, Jeff Behrens.Fifth Row: Gory Chittum, Tommy Poindexter, Michael McKee, Joke Markham , David Gregory, Brenda Baker, Donnie Young, Canie Adams, Allen Martin, Mike Barton, Darryl Ashwell, Marion Wills. DRAMATICS and FORENSICS SOCIETY Left to Right: Reclining: Mr. Ayers, sponsor; G. C. Martin . Seated: Wade Atkins, Larry Mullins, Jesse Farley, Dale Wilson, Bill Cooper, Lonnie Blount, Andy Palmer, David Grego ry, Leland Witt. Standing: Shirley Wills, Regina Huddleston, Edrie Bays, Gloria Epperly, Brenda Baker, Elaine Hilton, Mary Davis, Mary Darnell, Anne May, Carole Dunn. Top Row: Morris Johnson, Gary Donald. �Frances Fannin, B.S. Radford College Librarian L I B R A R Y CLUB Officers Left to Right: Reporter, Edno Updike; Librarian , Miss Fonnin ; Pres ide n t, Eva Ferguso n ; Sec retary -Treasur e r, Dianne Ayers; Vice- Pres ident, J oan Powe rs. Left to Right: First Row: Carol Brown, Wonda Wade, Glenda Dellis, Sub W e bb, Sally Jacobs, Susan Davi s, Lindo Mitchell. Second Row: Barbaro White, Curtis Go rdo n, Richard Co fer, Tra vis Woodford, Burnette, Jeannette M itchell. Gory Cre asey, Rita �,- anna Watson, Martha McGeorge, Susan Stevens, Joyce Krantz, Sandra Cruise, Sandra Blankenship, Wonda Wade, Doris Darnell, Kathy Gray, Pauletta Tinnell, Joan Powers. Sixth Row: Delores Martin, Patricia Dellis, Judy Ellis, Diane Overstreet, Peggy Saunders, Carolyn Ayers, Anita St . Clair, Macklyn Woodford, Hettie Saunders. Seventh Row: Brenda Mitchell, Diane Ayers, Glenda Dellis, Carolyn Cox, Jo Alice Dyre, Ingrid Bowden, Bonnie Tuck . Eighth Row: Mrs. Heptinstall, sponsor, Thelma Mayo, Wanda Hancock, Julia Cooper, Judy Barr, Mary Payne, Diane Goad , Anne Ellis, Joyce Slocum, Dorothy Woodford, Mrs. Davis, ~ponsor. Left to Right: First Row: Sandro Crouch, Peggy Martin, Linda Nelson, Marie Overstreet, Dorothy Collins, Sandro Powe rs, Diane Leftwich, Carol Brown . Second Row: Brenda England, Julie McKee, Peggy Overstreet, Peggy Goad, Shelby Tuck, Barbara St. Clair, Gloria Tuck, Janet Gray, Bo nnie Blankenship, Barbaro Tuck, Rita Burnette. Third Row: Linda Morgan, Darlene McCarty, Linda Mitchell, Phylli s Vance, Nancy Ayers, Iris Lewis, Sondra Kirby, Carol Mortin, Genev ieve Stanley. Fourth Row: Rebecca Angell, Brenda Locy, Lindo Wood, Brenda Morgon, Kathleen Gordon, Ph yllis Sounders, Alice Nonce, Jackie Cox, Shirley Bonham, Wonda Byrd, Susan Saunders, Gail Dowdy, Shirley Dickerson . Fifth Row: Peggy Allen, Law- Edna Heptinstall, B.S. Lucille Davis, B.S. Radford College Home Economics, Science Madison College Home Economics 96 �Mary Payne, Reporte r; Shirley Jackie Cox, Parliamentarian . Officers: Left to right: Rita Burnette, Historian; Hettie Saunders, President; Janet Gray, Treasurer; Barbara Tuck, Secretary; Ingrid Bowden, Recreational Director; Bohns, Vice-President; FUTURE HOMEMAK ERS OF AMERICA FHA girls se rved refreshments at the first PT A meeting . The members of The Future Homemakers of America ore those girls who ore interested in home economics beyond the classroom. The organization gives its members a chance to develop their skills and apply their knowledge by working together on projects and activities. Each member has some particular talent or ability which con be utilized as a contribution to the school and the world in which we live. Various activities that the F.H .A. engaged in during the year were the opening PTA tea ; the faculty coffee ; and their Federation meeting at Liberty High School . All in all the Staunton River F.H .A. enjoyed a fine year in its role as a girl's vocational educational club . 97 �From left to right: 1st Row: Don ni e Boys, Gerold Aye rs, Willard Fe rguso n, Sherman De llis, Denni s West, Meredith Benn ett . 2nd Row: Donny Myers, T ro vis J o hn so n, Wallace Hensley, Bobby Nichols, Do uglas Mitchell , Billy Mitche ll , Steve Witt, J. T . Dinkl e, Gilbe rt Laugho n , Sherrill Delli s, Leo nard Morgon, Gory De llis, Roy Mitche ll , Bo bby Craighead, Doy le T e rry. 3rd Row: Ea rl Krantz , Curry Martin , Denn is Dillo n, Bill y Mitche ll, Wendell Hensley, William Quarles, David Palmer, Claud e Boke r, Steve Gordner. 4th Row : Sponsor, Edward Gordn e r, T o mmy Mortin, Barry M e ad o r. Do nald Huddlesto n , Donn y J o hnso n, Donald Corr, Coni e Adorns, Claude Mitch e ll , Eddi e M o rgon, Lewi s Morshoil. 5th Row: Billy Turn e r, Richard J o hnso n, Barry Woodford, Dann y Hold re n , W e nd e ll C ox, Penn Mort in, Danny Karnes, Sponso r; H o rac e Watson. BOYS' VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Office rs: Left to Right: Denn is West, Vice -Preside nt ; Ge rold Ayers , Repo rte r; Don ni e Bays, Sentinel; Willard Fe rg uson, Trea sure r; M eredith Bennett, President; Sherman De ll is, Secretory. Edward Gordner, B.S . Virginia Po lytec hnic Ins ti t ut e M ec hanical Drawing G ene ral Mechanics Agriculture �Horace Watson, B.A., A.B. Lynchburg College Virginia Polytechnic Inst it ut e Agriculture Boys get valuable information and experience in vocation educational classes. Here Steve Witt and Billy Turner are being shown the proper method of using a welding torch. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America and K.V.G.'s offer organization where young men can pursue their interests in agriculture and forestry beyond the classroom . Agriculture and forestry being industries of great breadth, boys need vocational curricular clubs to help them realize the scope . Through organization, work, projects, and recreation, vocational education students are aided by their clubs in choosing worthwhile careers in the agricultural and forestry fields . KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN K. V. G.'s: Left to Right: 1st Row: Dennis West, Lewis Marshall , Steve Powers, Willie Watso n, Roger Fl owers, Le roy Saunders, Danny Tuc k, Curtis Wright, A. C. Ho llins, John Harmo n, J e rry Huddle sto n· 2nd Row: Gilber t Laugho n, Billy Mitchell , Da v id Palmer', Meredith Bennett, Willard Ferg';-lson , Danny Myers, Gerald Ayers, Curry Martin, Travi s Johnson, Billy Mitche ll , Donald Tre nt, Claude Baker; 3rd Row: Ea rl Krantz, Donald Carr, Wallace Hensley, Eddi e Mo rgan , Gary Powers, Doy le T e rry, Sherman Dellis, Claude Mitchell , Pen n Martin , Don nie Bays, Mike Ferguson, Dennis Dillon ; 4th Row: Dann y Holdre n, Tommy Martin , Richard Johnson , Barry Meado r, Barry Woodford, Wendell Cox, Horace Watson , Sponsor. �L A N G u A G Carolyn Saunders, B.A. Radford College English, French E Our Ian uage lab has ga ined fa vo rable support at SRHS and its advantage; are widely employed by the foreign language department . Lois Tefft, B.A. Keuka Coll ege Co lumbia University English , Latin Marilyn Sink, B.A., M.A. Radford Co ll e ge Uni ve rsity of Virginia English , Spani sh Miss Sink and Miss Saunders find to work the lab controls. it challenging 0. C. Willis, A.B. Art, History A R T Under the leadership of Mr. W illi s, the st uden ts are able ta deve lop their talents more fully. 100 Corson-Newman Southwes tern Baptist Theo logical Seminary, B.D . Uni versity o f Virginia �Shirley Ed wards, M-::iry Parker, He ttie Saunde rs, Paul e tta Tinn el l, Lindo Richard s, Mary Quese nb e rry, Marie Cundiff . Fifth Row : Joyce Potterson, Dionne Woods, Lindo Mitchell , Bonnie Blan kenship, Shirley Boh ns, Caro lyn Norman , Carolyn McCormick. Sixth Row: Neal Saunders, Linda Morgan, Anita St. Clair, Ina Kay Allen, Karen St. Clair, Sandra St. Clair, Linda J ones, Barbara White, June St. Clair . Left to Right: First Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Fine; President, Sue Engli sh; Vice-President, Donnie Young; Trea surer, Betty Brown; Historian, Annette Sounders; Not Pictured : Reporter, Nancy Spradlin . Second Row: Barbaro St. Clair, Patricia Jacobs, Cindy Witt, Mary Cox, Vickie Woldron, Frances Potterso n , Gail Waldron . Third Row: Caro lyn Dickerson, Hazel Moles, Gloria Epper ly, Sandro Cruise, Patsy Reed, Brenda Settles, Jeannie Minn ix. Fourth Row: FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for all students enrolled in business subjects . It is especially designed for those students who plan a caree r in the business world . Its purpose is to gain a better understanding and become more familiar with the requirements and opportunities of the business world. It serves as a means of acquainting the student with vocational preparation, the problems, and the procedures encoun tered in this field of work. It gives the stud ent some idea of what he can expect in the everyday world of business . Lois Hensley, A.B., B.A. Lynchburg Co ll ege English, Business Education Aline Fine, B.S. 101 N ew York Uni versi ty Sp r in gf ie ld College A merican lnternotio nol Col lege Business Education �Shirley Wills "MISS GOOD CITIZEN" Shirley was chosen to Who's Who when the seniors recognized her ability to take a difficult task and do it well. Her work at school and in the commun ity has most certainly earned her the accolade "Good Citizen. " June St. Clair "MISS NEVER-BEHIND-THE-SCENES" June has a knack for being at the hub of the activity . Always driving and energetic, June adds quiet efficiency well, efficiency anywa y - to whatever she is attending . June seems interested in everyone and everyt hing , having enough versati Iity to al wa ys lend a capable hand - o r ear - to the situation. Gary Chittum "MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED" Outstanding scholarship plus keen interest in matters requiring technical know-how make Gary a Who's Who. He is a man who plunges right into a problem, e xtracting its basic essentials . Life should hold much success for Gary. �Larry Mullins "THE BIG DIPPER" Staunton River's all-district basketball star, Larry Mullins, was voted outstanding by his classmates. A real Who's Who, Larry demonstrated outstanding ability on the basketball court and was a fine student in the classroom. Staunton River will miss Larry putting the boll through the hoop in his customary way. Leroy Saunders "MR. ALL-AROUND-THE-SCHOOL" Leroy Saunders, Staunton Ri ver's young executive type was chosen Who 's Who for his outstanding energy, drive , and administrati ve ability. Already possessing many characteristics and habits of a lead er, Leroy promises to carry his abilities and vigor far beyo nd this campus . Melinda Witt "MOST STUDIOUS" Melinda Witt, often found in the library pursuing scholarly information, was chosen Who's Who for her superb academic record and fine capacity as a student. Melinda - always quiet and at-· was a splendid exa mple of a tentive high school scholar and an inspiration for others . �Left to Right: Kneeling: Larry McGuire, Dale Wilson, Claude Mitchell, A. C. Hollins, Morris Johnson, Travis Woodford, Danny Tuck, Willie Watson , Kenneth Bowles. Standing: Mary Darnell, Julie McKee, Sherman Delli s, Leroy Saunders, Ronald Stevens, Jerry Huddleston, Richard Poff, Donald Carr, James Patsell, Willard Ferguson, On Hood: Bill Cooper, Meredith Bennett. Three o'clock comes no n e too soo n! Someone call the wrecker, please! BUS DRIVERS �Cafeteria Staff: Left to Right: Mrs . Lloyd, Mrs. Dinwiddie, Mrs. Murph y, Mrs . Barlow, Mrs . Norman. NON-ACADEMIC STAFF Mrs . Dinwiddie, assisted by her staff, has responsibi Iity of serving and planning the nutritious, well-balanced meals that approxi mately 400 students enjoy each day in our cafeteria. Our custodians, Mr. Witt, Mr. Hubbard, and Mr. Martin are seen shoveling snow . Mrs. Marie Drew, o ur maid. Our clean , neat schoo l, so we ll kept is largely due to the work of these courteous, efficient custodians and maids. My, doesn't that ch ic ken taste good! 10 5 ��PARTICIPATION �MISS S TA UNTO N RIVER 1965 I Carolyn Powers Simmons �Our first runner-up, Glenda Fuller, hos also been a very active participant in school activities. She is also a Senior this year. Second runner-up, Sue Johnson, graduated lost year. She is now attending Ferrum Junior College. Third runner-up, Gail Waldron, is a Junior this year. 1st Runner-Up One of the highlights of every school year is the Staunton River Beauty Pageant which is sponsored by the Senior Closs. Three out-of -town judges rote the contestants on poise and beauty. Our Miss Staunton River for 1964-65 was Carolyn Powers Simmons. Carolyn, a Senior this year, hos been active in extracurricular activities throuqhout her high school career. She is very deserving of the honor bestowed upon her. Miss Staunton River is not just a title. The girl who receives the crown is a representative of the school and wears it with pride. 3rd Runner-up �THE PROM "The leaves of Life keep falling one by one." So wrote Omar Khayyan almost 900 years ago. Certainly one of the most pleasant 'leaves' of high school is the Junior-Senior Prom. The class of 1965 was honored by the class of 1966 in the biggest event of the school year for Juniors and Seniors. Few will forget May 24, 1965 . This was the prom! The theme "In the Misty Moonlight" inspired the conver- sion of the gym into a paradise . As each couple walked through the door, their eyes beheld a mystic panorama of silver stars sway ing gently overhead; multi-colored flowers on each wall; and a bridge across a rippling brook into a dancer's garden with mural facade . When the music began, the dance floor became a floating collage of rhythm and color, weaving each dancer in a spel I lasting much longer than the evening itself. •.. :':":'<>itJ:;':-'j<fi,~ * * IN THE MISTY M OONLIGHT -- ~:~ ....... ;. , ... . ~¥<t':.::''· '· • • r..• ~ • .. ;;.....· ' ~. ~ · '._,, .-:; ·~ ... . .~ .• ,.. - ~·' . �"Memories in Gold" A Ring Dance holds many memories . RING DANCE November 6, 1965 was a big night for the Seniors . The time had finally come for us to receive our rings. Our theme, "Memories in Gold," is smybolic of what our rings mean to us . We had waited so long to get them, and it seemed impossible that we 'd get them that night . As we eagerly awaited the presentation of our rings we danced to the music of the Rivettes . While everyone was dancing the long anticipated announcement come . It was t ime to receive our rings from Mr . Burks . As the names were being called, a hush fell over the group and each of us hoped to be the next name called, so we could rece ive our memories in gold . We knew too we had established a traditional ceremony at which future seniors would receive their rings. " .. . as soon a s it's over!" There's no name in this one . �SNOW QUEEN AND HER COURT Left to Right: Eighth Grade Representative, Marie Overstreet; Senior Representative , Judy Barr; Snow Queen, Macklyn Woodford; Sophomore Representative, Gloria BEDFORD COUNTY JUNIOR MISS 1966 Shirley Mae Wills Staunton River's Shirley Wills was chosen Bedford County's Junior Miss in the 1966 Pageant . Demonstrating outstanding qua Iities of personality, poise, leadership, physical fitness, and talent, Shirley became the first girl from the Southside-certainly from Staunton Ri ver-to win the contest. Shirley became third runner-up in the state contest held in Roanoke. All of Staunton River's students and facul ty are proud of her achievement. Kirby; Freshmen Representative, tured: Junior, Vickie Drumheller. Joyce Foutz. Not Pic- �GIRLS' STATE Linda Jones Each year the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Virginia Girl's State at Radford College . At Girl's State the girls are divided into cities and parties. The girls participate in activities of a real city and state . Our representatives for 1965 were Alma Lawhorne and Linda Jones . Alma was a member of the Federalist party and a resident of Clark City. Linda was a Nationalist and a resident of Lewis City. In their words "It was an experience we'll never forget ." Gary Chittum BOYS' STATE The American Legion Auxiliary also sponsors Boy's State at William and Mary . Our delegates for 1965 were Gary Chittum and James Turner. Gary was a member of the Federalist Party and a resident of Early City. James was a Nationalist and a resident of Eisenhower City. James Turner Alma Lawhorne Douglas Smith and Nancy Howell won a free trip to Richmond for the State Science Fair where each presented a research paper. The name of Doug las Smith 's paper "Meteor Rotes of Earl y 1965", and Nancy's was The Effects of Litte r Size and Environment on Behavior of Cats . Shirley Wills won the 1966 Good Citizenship Award , presented by the Daughters of The American Revol uti on. She was chosen by the faculty from a panel of three selected by the Senio rs. Nancy Howell Nancy won honorable mention . Mary Davis Youth Speaks Contest Winner Douglas Smith Mary Davis, one of Staunton River's public speakers, won the county "Youth Speaks" contest sponsored by the Southern States Cooperative. Later in the year, Mary wen the state contest at Hillsville, was awarded a $1 00 bond , and recei ved a free trip to Colorado to compete in the national contest. Shirley Wills - D. A. R. Award �The SRHS Dramatics and Forens ics Society completed its second year by participating in various activities concerning plays, public speaking , and readings . In the fall , the group presented cuts fro m Shakespeare's Macbeth and Juli us Caesar to an assembly audience . In April, the soc iety performed in the distr ict forensics contest in Altavista participat- ing in publ ic speaking, prose read ing , poetry reading , and spelling . Another highlight of the spring season was the one-act play, "The Lott ery, " presented by a cast from the Soc iet y. On October 23, 1965, Staunto n River was guest on Saturday Session . Seated are the representatives who appeared on the panel discussing the "uniqueness" of Staunton River High School. From left to right they are : Jimmy Preston, Edrie Bays, June St. Clair-program moderator, Shirley Wills, and Richard Lamb. Gary Chittum , standing , served as fi Im narrator. Klassroom Kwiz, a popular quiz program on Channel 7, Roanoke, Virginia, played host to Giles County High and a challenging team from Staunton River High on February 21, 1966 . Although the S. R. H .S . team failed to score the first two rounds, they made a good comeback in the last round by scoring on all questions. The o p p o s i n g G C.H , ne vertheless, won by a margin of 1 O points making the final score 100-90 in their favor . From left to right, the members of the S.R. H .S. team were Shirley Wills, Gary Chittum , and June St . Clair. �Circulat io n Mana ge r; Ric hard Lam b, Ass istan t La yout Ed ito r; J oyce Crea sey, Trea surer; Linda Jones, Copy Edito r; Shi rl ey Wi lls, Ed itor; Gary Chit t um, Assista nt Editor; Jun e St . Clair, Layo u t Ed itor; Patrici a De lli s, Photograp hy Edito r. Not Pictured: Meli nda Witt, Business Ma nager . Left to Right: Seated: Gl e nda Full e r, Assistant Pho tograph y Ed ito r; Patri c ia Updi ke, T yp ist; Le roy Saunde rs, Spo rts Edi to r; G lo ria Ep perly, Ad ve rt is ing Edi to r; Standing: Mary Darne ll , Sports Ed ito rs; Do nn ie Yo ung , Assistan t La yo u t Edito r; Mr. Gl e n n Aye rs, Spo nso r; J ohn Gray, THE EYRIE STA FF Glenn Ayers, B.S., L. L. B. Annua l Sta ff Sponsor Eunis Sounder, B.S. Se ni o r Spo n so r Produc ing the Eyrie is a big , thankless, but satisfying job. A project of the entire senior class, the annual is nonetheless guided in matters of finance and la yout by a dedicated, hard-working staff. Begun in 1964 under the direction of M rs. Eunis Saunders, this third edition hoped to carry on the fine tradition and rema in fore ver a tribute ta the Class af 1966. Sh irl ey W ill s . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor Ju ne St. Cl a ir . . ... . Layo ut Editor Me linda Witt . . . . . . . . . Bus iness Manager J oyce Creasey .... . . .. Treasure r Madiso n Co ll ege Governme n t, Geograp hy 115 V irginia Tech Det ro it Co llege of La w Wayne Sta te Uni versity English , Public Speaking , Economics �Senior Statistics INA KAY ALLEN-4-H Club 8, 9; Glee Club 9; FHA 9, 1O; Chorus 11, 12; FBLA 12; Journalism Club 11. MOORMAN RAY ASHWELL-4-H Club 8, 9, 10; Library Club 9; Advanced Chorus 12; Circulation Manager of the Newspaper Staff. Glee Club 8, 9, 11, 12; Finalist in Miss SRHS Contest 11 . KENNETH GERALD BOWLES RITA RAE BURNETTE-4-H Club 8; Basketball 9 ; Volleyball 9 ; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Historian 12; Beauty Pageant l 0, 1 l ; Basketball Head Cheerleader 12; SCA Representative 11; Class Vice-President 11 ; Ring Dance Committee Chairman 12 . GERALD ALBERT AYERS-Volleyball 10; Junior Varsity Basketball 1O; Newspaper Staff 10, 11; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; KVG 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 8, 9; French and Spanish Club 1O; Music Club 8; Class Reporter 12; Vice-President 9; 4-H Club 8, President 8; Art Club 10. CAROLYN SUE CALVERT-Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12, Secretary 12; Bus Patrol 9 . JESSE JAMES AYERS-Science Club 9; Math Club 9; FBLA 12. DONALD CARTER CARR-Bus FFA 11, 12; KVG's 1 l, 12. BRENDA GAIL BAKER-Glee Club 8, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11; Hootenanny 12; Dramatics Club 12. Driver 12; CAROLYN SUE CATRON GARY MILTON CHITTUM-Chorus 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Hootenanny Club 11, 12; Glenwood Singers 11; SCA Homeroom Representative l 1, 12; Newspaper Staff 1 l, 12, Asst . Managing Editor 11, Managing Editor 12; Assistant Annual Editor 12; Delegate to SCA District Meeting 9; Delegate to Boy's State 11 ; Office Assistant 11 ; American History Award 1 1; Homeroom Reporter 1 O; Math Club 12 . JUDITH ANN BARR-Homeroom President 9; Homeroom Vice-President 1O; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Historian 11; French Club 10, 11; Pep Club 8; Glee Club 9; Beauty Pageant 11; Snow Queen Attendant 12; 4-H Club 8; Cheerleader 12. STRATTON JEWEL BARTON-4-H Club 8, 9, l O; Library Club 8, 9, 1O; VJAS 10, 11 ; French Club 1O; Track 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; KVG's 12; Varsity Club 12; Math Club 12; Footbalf 12. WILLIAM WARD COOPER CAROLYN SUE COX-Glee Club 8, 9, Reporter 9; 4-H Club 8; Cheerleader 9; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11, Treasurer 11 . DAN NY RAY BA YS-FFA 9, 12; Footba II 12; Varsity Club 12; Basketball 12. MEREDITH PAGE BENNETT, JR .-Volleyball 9; Basketball 9; FFA 9, 1O, 11, 12, Sentinel 11, President 12; KVG's 10, 11, 12. JOYCE ISABELLA CREASEY-SCA 8, 11; Beta Club 9, l 0, 11, 12, Reporter 12; French Club 1 O; Annual Staff Treasurer 12; Volleyball 9; Basketball 9, 11 . BONNIE LOUISE BLANKENSHIP-FHA 9, l 0, 11, 12; Glee Club 8, 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12. MARY JEAN DARNELL-FHA 9 10 11 · Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Cl~b 1 0; Monogram Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Bus Driver 12; Dramatics and Forensics Society 12; Basketball 9, 10, Manager 1 O; Volleyball 9 . 1 EVANGELINE FRANCES BONDS-NHA Club 8, 9, 10, 11, Secretary l 0, President 11; SPA 10, 11; Class Recording Secretary 11; Math Club 12; Beta Club 12; Hootenanny Club 12; Final ist in t he National Achievement Scholarship Program . SHERMAN WAYNE DELLIS-4-H Club FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; KVG's 10, 11, 12. INGRID MARIA BOWDEN-Journalism Club 11; Basketball 9; All-State Chorus 9, 12; French Club 10, 11 ; Class Secretary 9 ; Beta Club 12; News paper Staff 11; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Recreational Leader 12; SCA 10, 11; PATRICIA GAYLE DELLIS-SCA 8; 4-H Club 8 ; Safety Patrol 9; Class Secretary 9; Homeroom Secretary 10; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Photograph Editor of Annual 12; Advanced Chorus 1 l, 12; Beauty Pageant 1 1 . I 16 8; �Senior Statistics CAROLYN JEAN DICKERSON-FHA 9; FBLA 12; Typist for Newspaper Staff 12. JANET GRAY CARTER-FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Bus Patrol 11, 12. ZANA JO ALICE DRYE-FHA 9, l 0, 11, 12; Basketball 9; 4-H Club 8; Glee Club 8, 9; French Club l 0, 11; Senior Chorus 12. JOHN LEE GRAY-French Club 11 ; Football 12; Annual Staff 12; Business Manager. CAROLE SUE DUNN-Latin Club 11; GAA l 0, l l; Beta Club 12; Hootenanny Club 12; Volleyball l O; Basketball 9; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12. MELVIN REED HALL-Athletic Club 8; SCA 9, l 0, 11, Treasurer 11; Science Club 9, 1 O; Math Club 9, l 0, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff l l; Beta Club 12. CAROLYN SUE ENGLISH-Class Treasurer 8; Library Club 8; Spelling Bee Winner 8; Science Club Reporter 9; Glee Club 9; French Club 9; Basketball 9, l O; Class President 9; Homeroom President l O; Volleyball Team 1O; FTA 10, 11; SCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 11; French l O; Beto Club l 0, 11 12; Hootenanny Club 11, 12; Monogram Club 11; FBLA 12, President 12. WANDA KAYE HANCOCK-4-H Club 8 ; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA l O; Basketball 9; Class Vice President 12; Beauty Pageant 11; Homeroom Vice President l 0 . DAVID LANE GREGORY JOHN LESTER HARMON-Basketball KVG 12; Chorus 12. WILLIAM HENSON-Glee Club 11 ; Hootenanny Club 12 . GLORIA JEAN EPPERLY-Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10; Football Cheerleader 12; Monogram Club 9, 11, 12; President 11, 12; Beta Club 1 0, 1 l, 12; Class Reporter l l; Homeroom Reporter 10; FTA 10, 11; Treasurer l l; Hootenanny Club 11; Journalism Club l l, 12; Newspaper Staff Reporter 11, Sports Editor 12; Alternate to Girls State l l; Basketball Manager 9; Beauty Contest 11; SCA 12; FBLA 12; Advertising Manager of Annual Staff 12; Bus Patrol 9; Dramatics and Forensics Society 12; Fashion Show 9; Trophy Winner (Basketball) 11 . MYRA JOY HEPTINSTALL-FHA 9, l 0, 11 ; Sec. of FHA 9; Beta Club 9, l 0, 11 , 12; French Club l O; Beauty Pageant 10, 11 ; Math Club 12; Band 12. A. C. HOLLINS, JR .-Science Club 9, 12; Newspaper Staff 1O; Bus Driver 11 , 12; French Club 11, 12; Science Club 12; KVG 's 12. MOORMAN MORRIS JOHNSON-Bus Dri ve r 12; Basketball l l, 12. RICHARD CROCKETT LAMB-FFA 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Football-JV. 11, Varsity 12; Annual Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Math Club 12 · Substitute School Bus Dri ve r 12; Varsity Club 12; Announcer for Boys Basketball Games 12. WILLARD DAVID FERGUSON I WILLIAM FLEMING FERRELL-French Club l l; Football 11, 12; Track l 0, 11; 4-H Club 9 . ROGER LEE FLOWERS GLENDA LEE FULLER-Basketball 9, 12; Volleyball 9; Basketball Cheerleader l 0, 11, Head Cheerleader l O; Football Cheerleader 11, 12, Head Cheerleader 12; Delegate to Cheerleading Convention l O; Glee Club 9; Sr. Chorus 11; FHA l O; FTA l 0, l l, Reporter l l ; Monogram Club 11, 12, Vice President l l, Secretory 12; Hootenanny Club 11 ; Journalism 11; Debating Team 11; Beauty Pageant 9, l 0, 11, First Runner-up 11. 1 O; ALMA DAWN LAWHORNE-Glee Club 9; Library Club 8, 9; SCA Homeroom Representative 9, l 0, 12; FTA 11 ; Delegate to Gi rls State l l; Beta Club 12 . MARTHA DIANNE LEFTWICH-FHA 9 , l 0, l l , 12; Advanced Chorus 12. JULIE ELAINE McKEE-FHA 9 , 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9; Hootenanny 10, 11 , 12; library 11 ; Journalism 11 ; Advanced C horus 1 1, 12; 4-H Club 8; Class Reporte r 8; Bus Drive r 12. I 17 �Senior Statistics Club 8; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; Hootenanny Club 12 . WANDA SUE MARKHAM-Journalism Club l l; Beauty Contest l l; Advanced Chorus l l, 12; Bus Patrol 12 . JUDY PEARL OVERSTREET-Glee Club 8, 9; Journalism Club l l ; News paper Staff 12 . CURRY WILBUR MARTIN-FFA 9, l 0, 11, 12; KVG's 9, l 0, 11, 12; Library Club 9, l 0, 11, 12; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Manager 9; FBLA 12. JULIA FAYE OVERSTREET-4-H Club 8, 9; Journalism Club 11; Glee Club 12. JAMES CORBIN PA TS ELL-Baseball 12 . GEORGE CLAVIN MARTIN, JR .-Glee Club 8; Baseball 9; FFA 9 , l O; KVG's 9; Beta Club l 0 11 · French Club l O; Spanish Club 11; Dr~mat ics and Forensics Society 12. MARY ANNE PAYNE-4-H Club 8, 9; Glee Club 8, 9; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Reporter 12; Publicity Chairman 12; Basketball 11, 12; Advanced Chorus 12; Hootenanny l 0. 1 THOMAS PENN MARTIN-FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; KVG 's 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 8. HETTIE ARABELLA SAUNDERS-Glee Club 9; 4-H Club 8, 9, 1 O; FHA 9, 11, 12, President 12; Delegate to FHA Convention l l, Reporter of FHA BEDFORD County Federation 12; FBLA 12; SCA 12; Beauty Pageant 1 O; Cheerleader 12. ANNE MARIE MAY-Class Secretary 9, Class Treasurer 11, 12; Prom Decoration Chairman 11; Science Club 9, Reporter 9; Foreign Language Club 9, l 0; FT A l O; Hootenanny Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Journalism Club 11; Newspaper Staff l 0 , 11, 12, Academic & Feature Reporter l 0, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12. CARROLL JUNIOR vanced Chorus 11 . MEADOR-FFA 9; LEROY CLYDE SAUNDERS-Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Volleyball 9, l O; FFA 8, 9, l 0, 11; KVG's 8, 9, l 0, 11; French Club 10, 11; Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Class President 9, 12; Annual Staff 12; SCA 12 . Ad- LINDA HUFF MEADOR-Beauty Contest 11; FHA 9, 11; Glee Club 12; 4-H Club 8; Advanced Chorus 12 . RONALD HENRY SHIVELYFBLA 12 . BRENDA LOUISE MITCHELL-FHA 9, l 0, 11, 12; 4-H Club 8, 9 . WILLIAM LEONARD MITCHELL-FFA 10, 11 , 12; KVG's 10, 11 , 12; Junior Varsity Basketba ll 9; Glee Club 8, 9; Ad vanced Chorus 11. HAZEL MARIE MOLES-FHA 11; FBLA 12 . LARRY WALTER MULLINS-Junior Varsity Basketball 8; 4-H Club 8; Cla ss Secretary 8; Volleyball 9 , l O; Vars ity Basketball 9, l 0, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Baseball 9; Beta Club 9, 10, 11 , 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; FTA 11; Glee Club 8, 9; Foreign Language Club l 0, 11 . ANITA VIRGINIA ST. CLAIR-FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Fa shion Show 9; Alternate l in Pyrofax Ga s Teen-Age Baking Contest 9; Glee Club 9; VJAS l 0, 11 ; Hootenann y Club 10, 11, 12; The Carolina 's 10 C o-eds 12; Bedford County Science Fair 1 O; SCA 11 , 12; French Club 11, Pres ident 11 ; Beauty Pageant 10, 11, 12; Cho ir 12; FBLA 12 ; Representative at Regional Meeting 12 ; J o urn a li s m Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12 ; Fa s hi on Column Writer 12 . DELORES LEE NEWMAN-G lee Club 9; FHA 9, 10, 11. V IRGIN IA French Club 11; CAROLYN POWERS SIMMONS-Glee Club 9; FHA 9; Fashion Show 9; Volleyball 9, 10; Hootenanny Club 10, 11; Mountain Singers 10, 11, Treasurer 11 ; Senior Chorus 12; Homeroom Treasurer 1 O; Chorus Line 12; Basketball Manager 10; Basketball Team 10, 11, 12; FT A l 1; Journalism Club 11; Dramatics and Forensics Society 11; Monogram Club 12; Beauty Contest l 0, 11, Third Runner-up 10, Miss Staunton River l l. CLAUDE WILLIAM MITCHELL-4-H Club 8, 9; Junior Varsity Basketball 8; Volleyball Manager 8; Athletic Club 8; FFA 9, 10, 12 . CARO LYN 10, 11, NORMAN-Reading I 18 �Senio r Statis tics BARBARA LEE WHITE-L ibrary Club 8 , l 0 , 11 ; Glee Club 9; FBLA 12; Ad vanced Chor us 12. BARBARA ANN ST. CLAIR-4- H Club 8, 9, l 0 , 11, 12, President 8, Vice-Presid ent 9, Recreation Leader 10, Secretary and Reporter 11 ; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Hootenanny Club 12; FBLA 12 . ELLA LOUISE WILLIAM S-FHA 8, 9 , 10, 11, 12; Reading Chairman 8 ; TAB Choir 8 , 9 , l 0 , 11 ; A ssistant Secretary 9 , 10; Tr i-Hi -Y 11 ; Hootenann y Club 12; Dramati cs an d Forensics Society 12. JUNE CAROL ST. CLAIR-C lass President 8, Vice-Presi dent 9, Homeroom President l 0, Secretary l l; SCA 9, l 0, 11, 12, Secretary 9, l 0, Vice - President 11, President 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, Treasurer 9, Layo ut Editor of Annual 12; T y pist of Newspaper 12; Dramatics and Forensics Society 11; Foreign Language Club 10, Vice - Pres ident 1 O; Monogram Club 9, 11, 12, Reporter 12; Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11 , 12, Co-Captain 12; Volleyball 9, l O; Football Cheerleade r 12; Beauty Contest 9, l 0, 11, 2nd Runner-up 9, 1st Runner-up l O; In s urance Math Award l 0, 11 ; Beta Club Delegate l 1; Delegate to SCA Workshop and Convention 11 ; Hootenann y 10, 11. SHIRLEY MAE WILLS-4 - H Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Reporte r of Class 9; Glee Club 9; Science Club 9, Secretary 9; S.C.A. 9 , 10, 11 , 12, Treasurer 11; SCA Convention Delegate 9; Beauty Pageant 9 , 10, 11 ; Volley ball Team 9 , 1 O; Ba sketball 9 ; Cheerleade r 12; Beta Club 10, 11 , 12; French Club 1 O; Debate Team 10, 11 ; Hootenann y Club 10, 11 ; FTA 10, 11 ; Delegate to Beta Convention l l ; World Histo ry Award 1O; Physi cal Fitness Award l O; Cl ass Presi dent 11 ; DAR Award 12; NCCJ Brotherhoo d Award 12; Chorus 1 l , 12; Dramatics and Forens ics Society 12; Annual Ed itor 12 . SANDRA JEANNET TE ST. CLAIR-FT A 11 ; FBLA 12 ; Gl e e Club 9 ; Hootenann y 10, 11, 12; Ad vanced Chorus l 1, 12; Delegate to All State Chorus l l, 12 . KATHRYN MARIE WITT-4-H Club 8 , 9 ; FHA 9, 10, 11 ; Advanced Ch orus 11 , 12; Beauty Pageant 1 0 . LELAND ANTHON Y WITT DANNY WAYNE TUCK MELI N DA KAY WITT-Be ta Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 1 l , Vice-Presid ent 12; SCA Re;.Jresenta ti ve 1 0 , 12; Business Manager of Annual Staff 12; Library Club 9 . WAN DA MAE TUCK-FH A 9 1 0 11 · Cheerleader 9 ; Ad vanced Chorus 11 12 . ' 1 1 JAMES RAY TURNER -4-H Club 8 12· FFA 10, 12; Art Club 11; Library Club 8, 9 ; KVG's l O; Delegate to Boy's State 11 . 1 EDGAR TWEEDY TRAVIS WAYNE WOODFO RD-4-H Club 8; Bas ke tball 9 ; FFA 9 ; Vo ll eybal l 1 O; Va rsity Club 1 O; Band 11 , 12; Bus D river 11 , 12; Library Cl u b 12. PATRICIA DIANE UPDIKE-B eta Club 9 , l 0, 11, 12 ; SCA 11; Library Club 9 ; Ad vanced Chorus 12; Bedfo rd Co. Spelling Bee 8 ; Hootenann y Club 12; Annual Staff 12. CURTIS CECIL WRIGHT -Juni or Varsity Ba sketball 10; FTA 11 ; Hootenann y Club 11 ; Cl ass Activity Chairman 11 ; Math Club 12 , Pres ident 12; V J AS 12; KVG ' s 12; SCA 12. 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CARTER Ge neral Merchant Bedford, Virginia Huddl es ton , V irginia Dial 586-9914 Compliments of THE LANE COMPANY, INC. Makers of Nationally Advertised Lane Cedar Chests, Tables Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Altavista, Virginia �Compliments of C o mp I iments of North Bridge Street Bedford, Virginia Bedford, Virginia Telephone JU 6-8225 Fl RST FEDERAL SA VI NGS and LOAN ASS'N. THE DAILY NEWSPAPER A living textbook that's completely rewritten every day with up-to-date information on a great many school subjects. Downtown - Crossroads Roanoke, Va . BEDFORD HARDWARE CO. Dial JU 6-8811 THE ROANOKE TIMES wqr 1Rounokr Borlh-Nrw.s Comp I iments of J. OTIS OVERSTREET Pee-Gee Paints Jacuzzi Water Systems Route 4 Westinghouse Appliances Bedford, Virginia �BEDFORD LOCKER PLANT, INC. BEDFORD PHOTO FINISHERS "Complete Locker and Home Unit Service" 142 West Main Street Bedford , Virginia Meats Cut Wrapped and Sharp Frozen Cameras, Films, and Accessories .. Bedford, Virginia Dial JU 6-8141 Allen Huddleston Photographer PEAKS MOTORS, INC. AUTO-DINE DRIVE-IN Sales-Service Bedford's All-modern Drive-In Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Short Orders Complete Meals Dodge Trucks Phone JU 6-9442 Bedford, Virginia Bedford, Virginia Compliments of R. T. SAUNDERS Texaco Products Lubrication-Oil WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred L . Swisher Dial DI 3-8505 Groceries Phone 297 -2642 Moneta , Virginia Phone JU 6-9328 DeLONG'S SERVICE STATION Moneta, Virginia BOWER DRY CLEANERS Dri ve In & Pick-up and De livery Se rvic e s 209 South Stree t Bedford , Virginia �DIVERS AND SAUNDERS Brick Contractors R. F. D. No . 1 VINTON, VIRGINIA R. R. SAUNDERS R. F. D. No . l Vinton, Vo. Phone 890-2056 ALLEN D. DIVERS 1643 Brando n Rd Ph o n e DI 3-1135 HARRIS and HUDDLESTON SUPERMARKET For Good Things To Eat Serving the people of the Vinton and Southside Bedford areas for more than 25 years 119 South Pollard St., Vinton, Virginia CAPE CARLYN MARINA Route 1, Goodview , Virginia Full Service Marina Sports - Craft - Cobia - Glastron - Hydrodyne - Kayot - Alumacraft Boats O'Day Sailboats Mercury Motors Launching - Boat Storage - Bait "Phillips 66" 297-4282 Feed, Seed, Fertilizer and Farm Supplies SOUTHERN STATES BEDFORD COOPERATIVE West Depot Street Ph one JU 6 -820 1 Bedford, Virginia �CUNDIFF' S DRUG STORE l 16 S. Pol lard Street V inton, Virginia Dial DI 2-8928 "Your Home of Needs" Prescriptio ns-Drugs-Cosmetics Fountain-Toys- Baby Needs -Cards Compliments of BOND~lnc. ESTATE R EAL 1 1 6 E. MA I N ST. '" B E D F 0 RD, V I RG I N I A DIAL 5 8 6-8 223 R. B. HANCOCK GENERA L MERCHANDISE GROCER I ES, FEEDS, SEEDS AMOCO GAS, OIL We Give S & H Green Stamps Di a l AX 7-2505 H udd leston, V irg in ia Comp lime nts of BEDFORD BULLETIN-DEMOCRAT You r C o unty Newspaper and The Print Shop Prin t ing a nd Office Supp li es Bullet in Bu il d ing 2 0 2 E. M a in Bedford, Va . Pho ne JU 6-86 l 2 �Compliments of JO·HNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE ELK CITY AUTO SUPPLIES Complete Automotive Machine Shop Service Phone 586-8226 206-208 E. Washington St. and Wholesale Truck Parts and Tractor Parts Auto Repairs and Auto Parts GARLAND'S Bedford, Virginia Bedford, Virginia STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. COFFEY & SAUNDERS FEED STORE FEED-SEEDS-SUPPLIES SU.Tl IAIM £ IN S.UIAMCI - * Frank Perrow C. E. "Gene" Wilkes Phone Auto- Life- Fire and Casualty 586-81 78 Bedford, Virginia �UPDIKE FUNERAL HOME The Station With The Phone 297 -3 145 Huddleston, Va . Most Happy Difference "Faithful Attention To Essent ial Details In Time Of Bereavement'' W B L.T Comp Iiments of FELTS TRANSPORT CORP. 1350 On Your Dial Montvale, Virginia Bedford, Va . Petroleum Transporters Dial 947-2244 In 1882 Edison ha d a great idea. 1 And it wasn't the electric light. The whole idea of investor-ownership of electric light a nd power companies began when Thomas A. Edison a nd a group of investors fin a nced his first p ower pla n t more than 80 years ago . Since then , investor-owned companies like ours h ave become a n in tegral par t of America's Free Enterprise system. T hat expl ai ns why today we h ave at our fi n gertips more elect ric power th a n a ny ot her country in the world . And it's t his same Free E n ter prise system t hat puts a t you r fi ngert ips greater oppor t unit y, gre a ter expectatio n for success u;an ca n be hoped for by a n y other youn g people in the wo rld . �Mark of Personal Service Throughout Virginia FIRST & MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 1865 - 1966 Total Resources in excess of $500,000,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insuronce Corporation �N. S. DELLIS Sel f Ser v ice Grocery Fo rm Supply & Gen ' / Mdse. PH . Stone Mt. # 297-2007 Hu dd les t on , Va . Bedford's Largest Furniture Store O ve r 33,000 Sq . Ft. Floor Displa y Compliments of LEA FLORIST 1 EARL S FURNITURE, INC. BILL'S SERVICE CENTER Snack Bor, Groceries, Meats New and Recap Ti re Service Phone AX 7 -4 027 Hud d leston , Virginia · l 19 West Main Street Bedford, Virginia Comp Iiments of Phone JU 6-91 00 WOODFORD POUL TRY FARM Mo ne ta , V irginia BEDFORD MOTORS CORP. Ford & Mercury Sales - Service 40 l East Main Street Bedford , Virginia You're Welcome At FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK SERVING CENTRAL VIRGINIA There's on off ice near whe re you li ve or work MEMBER F.D . 1.C. �WOODROW W. HUDDLESTON, REAL ESTATE Byrd's Restaurant and Station Specializing In Farm Land And Smith Mountain Lake Property Phone Stone Mt. 297-260 l .5 of o mile off road No. 122 on Diamond Hill Road 297-4254 Moneta, Va. HANCOCK BROTHERS VAUGHAN MOTOR, TIRE & APPLIANCE CO., I NC. General Merchandise "Best in country style food" Goodyear Huddleston, Virginia Sales 716 Main Street Phone AX 7-31 32 Frigidaire Service Altavista, Va. Red Mayhew's Service Station HARDY SERVICE STATION Hardy, Virginia Sinclair Gas & Oil Day & Night Wrecker Service Dial 890-2393 J . W. Amos, Owner JUstice 6-9816 (~ 302 Washington Street Bedford, Virginia HAN NA BASS GARAGE Co mplim en t s of General Repairs CH I LO RESS CASH FOOD MARKET Phone 297-22 l 5 134 West Main Street Bedford , Virginia Moneta, Virginia Compliments of BURNETTE S.ALES, INC. RAIN BO BREAD CO. 203 Washington Street Bedford , Virginia Bus. EM 6-8888 - Res. EM 6-7732 Phone 586-1165 CHEWNING GARAGE & BODY SHOP "Selected" Used Cars Wentworth Ave. & Williamson Rd. Body & Fender Work - Electric Tune Up 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Comp Ii ments of W. H. WALTON COMPANY Huddleston, Virginia �Compliments of L. J. BAYS General Bull-dozer Work Compliments of Phone 297-4278 Huddleston, Virginia ROANOKE Land Clearing Excavating Road Building Lake Building BARBER SCHOOL J. B. CRAIGHEAD & SONS Phone AX 7 -4082 Moneta, Virginia for RA FLO'S General Automotive Repairs Wom e n ' s Specialt y Shop Bedfo rd' s Leading Fa s hion Shop Bedfo rd , Virginia Parts and Accessories Acelylene and Electric Welding CROUCH'S UPHOLSTERY Route 1 - call Huddleston , Va. 297-2179 Randel Crouch CRAIGHEAD'S GARAGE FO R YOUR PLUMBING & Compliments of HEATING NEEDS CALL PETE CONTRACT & TUCK SERVICE WOR K SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Bedford , Virginia Real Estate & Ins urance 3 12 W . Campbell Ave . DI 2-6 7 11 �h NEW LOOK BEAUTY Vin t on, SIEBEL BROTHERS SALON V irgini a If you r hair i sn't bec o ming t o y o u, y o u sh ou ld b e coming t o us. F ou r Operators C o mp li m e nt s o f Massey - Ferguson Farm Equipment BEDFOR D DRY CLEANERS Bedf o rd, R. F. D. No. 1 Vi rginia Box 54 Roanoke, Virginia PAUL FARMER Phone 344-4376 Distributor New Idea Gulf Oil Products Ghel Alta v ista , Virginia John Bean Sprayers Phone FO 9-53 1 1 Congratulations to the Class of '66 SAUNDERS MARINA Chris-Craft - Stare raft - Boat Supplies Johnson Outboards Parts and Service Groceries - Fish ing Supplies - Boat Supplies Guns and Hunting Supplies Phone 297-44 12 Route 626 Huddleston, Virginia �MURRAY CHEVROLET, Inc. B & H MOTORS GMC Trucks "Friends meet Friends" New Cars Used Cars - Phone JU 6-8277 Phone JU 6-8167 Sales and Service Phone 586-854 l Bedford, Virginia FREDERIC S FLOWERS 1 Creative Sty I ing and Distinction Compliments of CLANTON'S DRUG STORE, I NC. Dial JU 6-9616 Bedford, Virginia Altavista, Virginia Comp I iments of "Cong ratulations Seniors" A FRIEND A. L. HEPTINSTALL General Merchandise L ynch Stati on , Virginia C. C. CHEATHAM NICK'S FURNITURE COMPANY Plumbing & Heating "Best Place t o buy Furniture" Bedford, Virginia In Vinton , Virginia Compliments of GRAND PIANO & FURNITURE COMPANY 3 12 Second St. Roanoke, Virginia Compliments of Longwood Avenue Bedford, Virginia Grade A Western Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods ju 6-1011 �D. E. COCKE GENERAL MERCHANDISE THOMAS MILLING CO., INC. School Supplies Pleexing Products Fresh, Frozen Foods Gulf Products "Better Quality Feeds" L. J. WRIGHT D e al e rs in Lumbe r - Building Suppli es Quality M e rchandi se Telephone JU 6-8596 Farm Suppli es AX 7-365 l Bedford, Virginia WATSON & DINWIDDIE So uth e rn Stat es Agency General Merchandise Mon e ta , Virginia Groc e rie s, Feeds, Seeds Fr es h and Cure d Meats Phone Stone Mt. AX 7-2851 You Don't Have To Start At The Top ••• If you're thinking about career opportunity, you might think about Burlington, the world's leading manufacturer and merchandiser of textiles for every purpose. Why not start at the top of the textile ladder? Why not investigate a "world of opportunity" at: • gton B url in n~1rllnj.!dut INDUSTRIES. INC. t-:X l·.CU 11\' E Ul· 1· JCl·.S, L IU.L,::>llUH.U, :'\: . C... ~ �KLOPMAN SEARCHES FOR QUALITY Quality in Dyeing and Finishing Cloth Qua I ity in Education of New Employees ARE YOU SEEKING QUALITY TOO? KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Staunton River Finishing Plant Altavista, Virginia �SALES BOOSTER NAMES SERVICE MONETA TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. CARR JEWELERS ELK'S SERVICE STATION INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER WILLIAM LANDAU DEALER SMITH MOUNTAIN TRADING POST Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Homelite and Lombard Saws MARY LEE DRESS SHOP Phone AX 7-3882 A FRIEND Roanoke 890-2276 Moneta, Virginia LUCAS AND EDWARD PAINT CO. MITCHELL SNACK BAR Good Food, Hot & Cold Drinks Fine Dock Faci I ities Launching - Small Boats - Over 25 ft . $1 00 SO<t �HUDDLESTON RURITAN CLUB Service . Community THE BEACON MARINA Route 853 Smith Mountain Lake MONETA SERVICE CENTER Moneta, Virginia Phone 297-435D Fellowship Goodwill 1 D. E. COCKE GOODE S SPORTING GOODS General Merchandise Shoe Repairing School Supplies Maytag Appliances Pleez:ing Products Fresh, Frozen Foods 207 N. Bridge Street Gulf Products Bedford, Virginia MONETA SERVICE CENTER Moneto, Virginia Phone 297-435'0 L. J. WRIGHT Groceries and Building Supplies Phone 297 -3651 Moneta , Virginia Southern States Agency WATSON & DINWIDDIE General Merchandise Moneta, Virginia Fresh and Cured Meat Phone 297 -2851 ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Eyrie (SRHS) Subject The topic of the resource Staunton River High School Description An account of the resource The Eyrie is the annual for Staunton River High School. 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