1959 Louisa County Yearbook in Mineral, Virginia * The Core 1959

Presented by
The Annual Staff
of
Louisa County High School,
Mineral, Virginia

FOREWORD
Our hands are one
of the most important
factors in our everyday
lives. Hands clutch
an infant's toy, write
a child's first words,
respond to a youngster's
cry, "Play Ball". They
write a teenager's theme
and provide for an adult's
family.
This alone would
justify THE CORE'S
use of hands as a theme
—but there is more.
The very symbol of
THE CORE contains
clasped hands which
guide our journey
through high school.
Indeed, the very earth
on which we live was
created in God's al-
mighty hand.
The annual staff of
1958-59 invites you to
join us as we relive this,
one of our most pleasant
and remembered years,
through the pages of
THE CORE.
CONTENTS
.2
FOREWORD.
5
ACTIVITIES .
21
SPORTS
29
UNDERCLASSMEN
49
FACULTY
. 53
SENIORS
. . 67
ADVERTISEMENTS
from 9 to
Wanna study English?

Ready for another
day at school.
Mrs. Bumpass readily
helps us in the library.
Anybody want to join
the Air Force ?
The Choral
Class enter-
tains us at
assembly.

The office is a busy
place in the morning.
Time to go home after
a busy (?) day.

if?
iSwv i
3 minutes before
next class!

TO
L.C.H.S
OFFICERS:
Garland Kennon,
President;
Virginia King,
Vice President;
Julia Wingfield,
Secretary-Treasurer;
Donald MacQueen,
Parliamentarian

FIRST ROW; Linda Johnson, Shelby Halter-
man, Mary Frances Jones, Larry Lawson,
Deanne Daltan, Garland Kennon. SECOND
ROW: Kay Compton, Carol Hiter, Jean
Satterwhite, Betty Andrews, Danny Hix, ▲
Margaret Newman, Jenny King.
THIRD ROW: Betty Coe, Johnny
Butler, Sally Jones, PatWare, Carolyn New-
man, Herman Satterwhite, Jackie Omduff, Julia
Wingfield. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Meredith, Patsy Fisher,
Carolyn Spicer, Martha Spicer, Marjorie Winston, Wendell
Bowles, Hilda Duerson, Paula King, and Don MacQueen.
 Shelby
aGerman
stand
sPonsoredthe SCA.
The new members are announced.
NEW MEMBERS
SITTING: Dot Smith, Marjorie Winston, Jeanette
Sprouse, Sandra Peckham, Shelby Halterman.
STANDING, FIRST ROW: Shirley Grant, Barbara
Walker, Betty Goodling, Virginia King, Edna Acors,
Jackie Crebbs, Faye Shealor. SECOND ROW; Faye
Taylor, Betty Knight, Betty Coe, Julia Wingfield,
Roger Adams, Tommy Hicks, Margaret Newman.
OFFICERS:
Garland Kennon, vice-president;
Hilda Duerson, president; and
Dot Fisher, secretary, treasurer.
The WS helps a needy
family at Christmas.
<4
^NATIONAL£.
IQ» Betty Andrews, Patricia Ware, Garland
•O ROW; Dot Fisher, Jean Satterwhite.
FIRST ROW: Hilda Mae Duersor
Kennon, Mrs. Bumpass. SECOND
SEATED: Jean Satterwhite, president.
STANDING: Janet Lloyd, treasurer;
Edward Gammon, vice-president; Lucie
Fleshman, secretary.
STOOPING: David Ryan and Shelton Clough.
FIRST ROW; Louise Cave, Marion Acors, Shirley Lane, Betty Conrad, Margaret Kean, Bettie Sue Snider, Frances
Hopkins, Dolores Dodson, Edna Hughes. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Bickley, Edna Acors, Jean Satterwhite, Nancy Orn-
duff, Ruth Blair, Faye Cardinal, Jackie Ornduff, Mary Frances Jones, Deanne Daltan. THIRD ROW: Doris Greene,
Barbara Lasley, Virginia Watkins, Jeanette Sprouse, Rosa MacDaniel, Alice Trainham, Etta Davis, Sally Jones,
Mildred Clough, Gloria Gammon, Elva Brooks, Arlene Sprouse, Janet Lloyd, Shirley Grant, Janice Brooks. FOURTH
ROW: Pat Ware, Jenny King, Joyce Mahanes, Carolyn Harris, Sylvia Rigsby, Lucie Fleshman, Lois Taylor, Edith
Lipscomb, Dolores Vipperman. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Jarrett, Mrs. Goodling, Edward Gammon, Virginia Guy, Ellen
Harlowe, Betty Sprouse, Evelyn Wright.
LOUISA jijl No. 642
OF AMERICA
Velma Bollinger
and Betty Coe
represent the
FTA at the con-
vention.
Mrs. Deane and Bonnie help with
the FTA float for Homecoming.
OFFICERS:
Betty Coe, President; Velma
Bollinger, Historian; Joy
Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer;
Julia Ware, Parliamentarian;
Gloria Runnett, Vice-Presi-
dent.
SEATED: Linda Boxley, Cecilia Compton, Carolyn Corker, Katrine Kincannon, Gloria Runnett, Betty Goodling,
Betty Coe, Velma Bollinger, Rowena Tyler, Betty Knight. STANDING: Mrs. Deane, Julia Ware, Nancy Knight,
Mary Waldrop, Mary Lou Pennington, Carol Hartley, Linda Johnson, Martha Spicer, Linda Jones, Joy Fisher,
Georgianna Bagby, Mattie Spicer, Julia Wingfield, Carolyn Spicer, Pat Fisher, Bonnie Shank, and Miss Estes. .
FUTURE
TEACHERS
OFFICERS:
Sitting, Patricia Ware,
President; Standing,
Frances Hopkins, Vice-
President; Dot Fisher,
Reporter; Doris Greene,
Secretary; Nancy Orn-
duff, Song Leader; Marjorie
Winston, Historian.
OFFICERS: Gregory Winston, Sentinel; Carlton
Hite, Vice-President; Buddy Peetz, President;
Gary Shelton, Secretary; Carson Hartley, Re-
porter; Henry Harlow (not pictured), Treasurer.
Sponsored by
WOODWARD FUNERAL HOME
Louisa, Virginia
.K.V.G. PLEDGE
Crew leaders: Carlton Hite, Henry Harlow,
Harvey Parrish and Russell Sims,
.i±, and Charles
ok state.
Henry Goodwin, Sarrjr.y :
Rosson plant trees to beats
Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Pennington
are the KVG leaders.
Sponsored by
BOWLES and SPICER LUMBER CO.
Mineral, Virginia
"I give myself as an American to
save and faithfully to defend from
waste the natural resources of my
country, its soil and minerals, its
forests, and water, and wildlife. "
Safety Patrol
Mary Agnes Grant, Janet Lloyd, Barbara Lasley, Frances Hopkins, Shirley Price, Shirley Layne
Sponsored by
13
8k
OFFICERS: Cutler Sims, lieutenant;
Dolores Dodson, secretary; Patricia
.Barlow, treasurer; Sally Jones, cap-
tain.
Gloria
SECOND ROW:
FIRST ROW: 1
Gammon, Lois Taylor, Patricia Barlow, Dolores Dodson, Sally Jones, Pat Ware, Rebecca Thacker.
Jean Satterwhite,
Elwood Morris, Herbert
j Doug Hunley, William
i Bernard Perkins,
Bobby Harris, Walter Hawley.
Frances Bickley, Doris Greene, Arlene Sprouse, Elva Brooks, Ann Hix, Kathy Lasley, Julia Ware,
Carol Harlow, Hilda Duerson, Janice Brooks, Betty Andrews, Edith Lipscomb. THIRD ROW: ]“
Scott, Edward Gammon, David Thomas, Cutler Sims, David Ryan, Claude Unger, Roger Hix, r
Ware, Carson Hartley, Sammy Smith, Joe Wills, Charles Rosson. FOURTH ROW; Herbert Lamb
Charles Perkins, Garland Kennon, Donald MacQueen, Meredith Richardson, Paul Davis,
Charles Harris, John Riddell* Johnny Butler, Mr. Hall.
S. B. HENSON tuNABER COMPANY
Louisa, Virginia
organized at LCHS this year under the direction of
the Rotary Club of Louisa County. The members consist of junior and senior boys only,
chosen on the basis of character and leadership ability.
THE WHEEL
CLUB
OFFICERS: (kneeling) Nelson Talley, president;
(standing) Paul Davis, director from Senior class;
W. G. Clark, director from Junior class; Edward
Gammon, parliamentarian; Roger Adams, secre-
tary-treasurer; Tommy Hicks, vice-president;
Tony Cook, sergeant-at-arms; William Ware,
chaplain.
The newly formed Wheel was
FIRST ROW: Garland Kennon, Tommy Hicks, Nelson Talley. STANDING: Mr. Smith, Tony Cook, William >
Ware, Edward Gammon, Paul Davis, Roger Adams, W. G. Clark. ,Jr» **
As a service organization, this club was formed to develop and recognize leader-
ship in our school, to develop and encourage the ideal of service as the basis of such
leadership for themselves, their club, and their community, and to foster and promote
projects which serve our school and our community. They strive to develop a spirit of
friendliness, tolerance, and cooperation among the members of the club at school, to
give each member a keener realization of his obligation to his club, his school, and his
community, and to cultivate in each a greater willingness to cooperate for the common
good, and to foster and promote international goodwill, understanding, fellowship, a-
mong young men throughout the world.
All over the United States, Rotary clubs are organizing Wheel Clubs. We, at Louisa,
are proud to have the second such club in Virginia, and we hope the nine members under
the leadership of Mr. Smith will do much for the improvement of our school.
EX LIBRIS
OFFICERS: Doris Greene, secretary-
treasurer; Betty Andrews, president;
Jean Satterwhite, vice-president.
KAKE A
LOOK A’f
VA
RIJ BUCKS
SITTING: Mrs. Bumpass, Diana Cannon, Jane Tuggle*
Louise Isbell, Marion Acors, Janice Brooks, Doris Greene,
Linda Kincannon, Shelby Halterman. STANDING: Hilda
Duerson, Dot Fisher, Bonnie Hall, Margaret Newman,
Patsy Peers, Garland Kennon, Betty Goodling, Jean
Satterwhite, Betty Andrews, and Richard Schachner.
Library Cbib put on an assembVj
program 'feat.
Photography: Patsy Fisher
and Sandy Peckham
Mr. Cryer
Sponsor:
Carolyn Spicer
Editor:
Sept. - Dec.
Julia Wingfield
Editor:
Dec. - June
Advertising: Katrine Kin-
cannon, Faye Shealor, Pat
Peers, and Julia Ware.
The staff holds a meeting.
SITTING: F. Shealor, advertising manager; R. Tyler, layout editor; C. Spicer and Julia Wingfield, editors;
G. Runnett, art editor. STANDING: L. Cave, book sales manager; P. Fisher, photographic editor; G.^Kennon,
business manager; H. Duerson, literarv editor: Mr. Crver. soonsor: B.. Goodline. clerical editors
Clerjca-!’: ’Jackie Grebbs
and Betty Goodnng ’
Making'the Annual float for
i 'Homecoming.
business manager; H. Duerson, literary editor; Mr. Cryer, sponsor; B.yGOodling, clerical editors
Book sales: Louise Cave
and Buddy Richardson
L.C.H.S.
Mr. Harding
Director
Jack Harlowe
Captain
Jenny King
First Lieutenant
Sponsored by
WALTON LUMBER COMPANY
Pendleton, Virginia
Barbara Kay Gilmore
First Lieutenant
Bonnie Shank
Second Lieutenant
Faye Shealor
First Sergeant
Sponsored by
WALTON LUMBER COMPANY
Pendleton, Virginia
Lawrence
Shelby Halterman,mrny Hicks,
Letter
Gilmore,
FIRST ROW:
Johnny Hadder,
Dick Purcell.
SECOND ROW: Paula
King* Barbara Gilmore,
Shelby Halterman, Nancy
Ornduff* Mary Frances Jones.
Deanne Dalian. THIRD ROW: raye
Shealor. Sandy Peckham. Judy Halterman.
Carolyn Corker. Carol Hirer. Patsy FisHer
FOURTH ROW: Julia Ware, Jenny Kino,
Sally Jones. John Sims. James Baker.
AsAVRf^
Miners1
III
Clyde 'Sandra kcYxa. im »
Sec.rexa.fy • a"y e
SHealor » *Trea.snr erfl  Barbara Kay Gilmore, Paula
Shelby Halterman. 2nd row:
FranceJones' Nancy Ornduffl
Scores
Spotsylvania
Varina
Powhatan
Madison
Albemarle
Goochland
Fork Union Jvs
Henry Clay
Fluvanna
Lee Davis
COACH SMITH
Clyde Watkins
Co-captain
Lawrence Burruss
Co-captain
Louisa
salsa!
COACH HALL
FIRST ROW: W. G. Clark, Johnny Hadder, Larry Lawson, Monty Hiter, Don MacQueen, Nelson Talley, John
Sims James Baker, Tommy Hicks, Tom Lacy, J. B. Lumsden, William Ware, Robert Martin, Dickie Purcell.
SECOND ROW: Albon Alhizer, Coach Hall, Bobby Vogt, Henry Goodwin, Jimmy Spicer, Carroll Lohr, Law-
rence Burruss, Bobby Harris, Wilson Chiles, Jimmy Thacker, Gerry Daltan, Johnny Butler, Coach Smith.
Clyde Watkins
The lineups
Tom Lacy
James "Slick" Baker
Lawrence Burruss
John Sims
Johnny Butler
Our Team
Jimmy Spicer
Thomas Hicks
J. B. Lumsden
Nelson Talley
Wilson Chiles
HOME
November
The Annual Staff float
EX LlBRia •
*____-
The Library Club
and NHS float.
Don MacQueen
and Wendell
Bowles work
on SCA float

EXHJJE WITH
BOOKS
Sponsored by
PETTIT BROTHERS, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
Louisa, Virginia
COMING
1958
After the coronation.
Pat rides in
the parade.
Deanne and Billy
at the dance.
Sponsored by
J. S. PURCELL LUMBER CORPORATION
Louisa, Virginia
The Court: Patricia Ware, Deanne Daltan, Carolyn Spicer, Julia Wingfield, queen, Jackie Ornduff,
Barbara Kay Gilmore, Mary Frances Jones.
Wendell Bowles
Manager
Dickie
Cbarh
Tom
Jimmy SpiCl
Nelson Talb»., W fl
ln» Eddie
KNEELING:
 Ellis,
Deavers,
 Brooks and
Jack Harlow,
c°-eaptains
FI
basketball
Under the direction of Coaches
Morris and Hall, our Varsity and
junior Varsity basketball teams have
represented LCHS on the courts of
many schools in our district. The boys
have done a splendid job of competing
against more experienced teams, and we
are very proud of their fine spirit and
good sportsmanship. With our gym
nearly completed, we are looking for-
ward to the REBELS bringing back even
more victories next year.
er and Don MacQueen
Robert Martii
T. Barton.
Purcell, Freddii
*C-Uy, Ronnie
Lacy, Johnny ButL
Sponsored bv
LOUIS DOBBINS
insurance
COMPANY
Louisa
Virginia
JAYVEES; STANDING:
Abell, Butch Morris, H.
Brady Gilland, Dickie r
(Not pictured: Charles Kell
Wayne Cook, Tom » -
Hirer).
Coach Morris, Jimmy Spic«J
L Nelson Talley, Jack Harlowe,
I Nickie Harlowe, Wendell Bowie!
Herbert Scott, John Bean, Tomi
EIGHTH GRADE
Paulette Bagby
Gerald Bailey
Mary Ann Baker
Malcolm Barrett
Joseph Abell
Jimmy Andrews
Daniel Atkins
Latane Atkins
Ellis Battaile
Frances Bean
Susan Besley
Nancy Bickley
OFFICERS: Glen Harlowe, Vice-Presi-
dent; Anita Brooks, President; Hazel
Brown, Secretary-Treasurer.
EIGHTH GRADE
Russell Mac Crank
Margaret Deale
Jimmy Downing
Charles Duvall
Janet Claxton
Andrew Coe
Ann Coleman
Patrick Cook
Carolyn Campbell
Faye Campbell
David Cardinal
Virgil Chick
Betty Birkhead
Willis Borhes
Carole Bourne
Gerald Bowles
Charles Burkey
Sandra Burnley
Becky Burton
Betty Burton
Russell Breeden
Anita Brooks
Hazel Brown
Jimmy Bumpass
GRADE
Carolyn Greene
Elsie Groome
Margaret Hamm
Carol Ann Harlow
Nancy Freeman
Doris Gammon
Roger Grant
Barbara Greene
Dixon Ellis
Lyndall Fisher
Ethyl Foster
Robert Frazier
Leroy Hite
Danny Hix
Jane Hodges
Joyce Humphrey
Carroll Ann Harlowe
Glen Harlowe
Ronnie Harrell
Katherine Harris
Billy Hart
Richard Henshaw
Herschell Hepler
Joel Hicks
EIGHTH GRADE
Michael McEldowney
James McGhee
Carolyn Moody
Barbara Morris
Elwood Morris
Patsy Musser
Karl Neidermaier
Don Nelson
Betty Madison
Nancy Martin
Joyce Martin
Mary E. Massie
Ronnie Allen Leighty
Kenneth Lloyd
Randy Lloyd
Mary Long
Linda Kincannon
Henry Knight
David Lain
Cecil Landis
Bobbie Sue Irving
Billy Jones
James Keaton
Johnny Kestner
EIGHTH GRADE
Kathryn Paul
Ann Carol Perkins
Dalton Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Herman Parrish
Mattie Parrish
Nina Parrish
Doris Ann Pate
Carolyn Newman
Neel Nicholas
Marylene O'Cull
Brad Parrish
David Sears
Elizabeth Seay
John Sharp
Dianne Sharpe
Roy Reeves
Harriet Ryan
Herman Satterwhite
Judy Sclater
Nancy Perkins
Ronnie Perkins
Elsie Peyton
Raymond Poindexter
EIGHTH GRADE
Charles Thomas
Shirley Trainham
Martha Ware
Becky Whitlock
Gilbert Sims
Harry Sims
Marvin Sims
Judy Smith
Violet Spicer
Ernest Sprouse
Bruce Stone
Calvin Strong
Mary Wilkins
Katherine Willis
Elmer Woolfrey
Randy Young
The Eighth Graders study hard 11
Roy Tate
George Taylor
Becky, Thacker
RichardiThacker »

I. Care to dance?
2. Freshman class meeting.
3. I can’t find my book.
4. 8th grade Choral Club.
5. Ready for a blast?
6. What are you waiting for, Everett?
7. Studying hard ?
8. What do we do next?
9. Good morning!
10. Let’s keep the library quiet.
11. SCA meeting.
12. Let’s learn our lines.
FRESHMEN
Harry Anderson
Joseph Armitage
Phyllis Badgett
Becky Baker
H. T. Barton
Billy Byers
Doris Byers
Norma Byrd
Diana Cannon
Terry Cardwell
Ronnie Carter
Johnny Chapman
Dorothy Chiles
Wilson Chiles
Joe Cook
Emily Abell
Bernard Aiderman
OFFICERS, SITTING: Tom Lacy,
Vice-President; Everette Holley,
President. STANDING: Patsy
Dickinson, Treasurer; Paula King
Secretary.
Billie Brooks X
Phyllis Brooks^T
Buddy Butler n
Glynn Butler n 3
James Butler
Birdie Gardner
Wayne Cook
Carolyn Corker
Gerry Dalian
Linda Daniel
Shirley Davis
Ronnie Deavers
Patsy Dickinson
Ruth Ann Faudree
Linda Ferrell
Charles Frhnck
David Greene
Johnny Hadder
Linda Hargrave
Madge Harrison
Virginia Harlow
Robert Harlow
Bobby Harris
Richard Hartley
Terry Herron
Delbert Hite
Jimmy Hiter
Roger Hix
John Hodnett
Everette Holley
Donald Hopkins
Linda Johnson
Linda Jones
Charles Kelly
Mary Kent
Paula King
Mary Ann Goodling
Nancy Graham
Tom Lacy
Cathy Lasley
Helen Layne
Dick Lynch
Nora Madison
Jean Parrish
Mattie Parrish
William Parrish
Bernard Perkins
Lois Perry
Jimmy McClary
Kay Melowick
Edwin Morris
Shirley Morris
Joan Nave
Bobby Martin
Mary Martin
Robert Martin
Myrtle Knight
Nancy Knight
Barbara Kober
Jimmie Lacy
Phyllis Lacy
Mary Alice Perry
Elsie Peyton
Clifton Pleasants
William Poindexter
Dickie Purcell
Eunice Racey
Betty Ray
Edith Rodgers
Jimmie Rosson
Brenda Ryan
The Freshman Dance.
Bobby Vogt
Linda Walker
Anne Wilkins
Joe Wills
Gregory Winston
Carolyn Taylor
Jimmy Thacker
Davy Thomas
Janie Turner
Claude Unger
Henry Wright
Hillary Young
Bonnie Smith
Martha Spicer
Ronnie Spicer
John Strong
Jimmy Talley
Margie Seay
Russell Sharpe
Dwayne Sharpe
Darnita Sheridan
Billy Smith
Carolyn Ryan
Richard Satterwhite
Nelson Seale
Harry Seay
John Seay
and thhn I said to her: i
SNAPS
I. FFA gives food to a needy family.
2. Aren't they cute?
3. Don't work too hard!
4. Ready to play, Lawrence?
5. May I have some?
6. A pajama party?
7. Let's go, Federalists.
8. The Choral Class.
9. Let's join the WACS.
10. Do you prefer the army ?
11. Or college ?
12. Let's go big team!
Etta Davis
Mary Frances Dunkum
Joy Fisher
Monroe Freeman
Edward Boxley
Linda Boxley
Buddie Butler
Johnny Butler
Faye Cardinal
A Ibon A Ihizer
Everette Anderson
Milton Atkins
Georgianna Bagby
Johnny Mac Bailey
Joanne Baker
Linda Barksdale
Frances Bickley
Harold Bickley
Wendell Bowles
Terry Cardwell
Irma Carter
Mildred Clough
Cecilia Compton
Betty Conrad
OFFICERS”: Joy
Fisher, Treasurer;
Judy Sauer, Secretary;
Jimmy Spicer, Vice-
President; Julia Ware,
President.
Judy Halterman
Edith Hamm
Yvonne Hampton
Nickie Harlowe
Anne Harper
Henry Goodwin
Mary Grant
David Guild
Virginia Guy
Mary Frances Hall
Carolyn Harris
David Harris
Carol Hartley
Anne Hicks
Monty Hiter
Keith Holley
David Hutchison
Faye Hix
Bernard Jones
Margaret Kean
Katrine Kincannon
Barbara Kober
Jimmie Lacy
Herbert Lamb
Barbara Lasley
Gloria Gammon
Phyllis Gentry
Betty Gilland
Brady Gilland
Bobby Glass
Larry Lawson
Shirley Layne
Edith Lipscomb
J. B. Lumsden
Betty Sue Massie
Virginia Watkins
Betty Williams
Robert Williams
Douglas Sims
Tom Sims
Samuel Smith
James Spicer
Mattie Spicer
Roberta Nichols
Nancy Ornduff
Barbour Parrish
Gail Parrish
Patsy Peers
Mary Lou Pennington
Gertrude Powell
Shirley Price
John Riddell
Charles Rosson
Clara Reynolds
Judy Sauer
Richard Schachner
Donna Skwarlo
Charles Sims
Raymond Stokes
Frances Tate
Jane Tuggle
Alice Turney
Frankie Waldrop
Mary Margaret Waldrop
Nelson Walker
Patsy Walker
Julia Ware
Mason Ware

JUNIOR
SNAPS
I. Want a piece of cake?
2. History, anyone?
3. Much studying!
4. Where are you going, Slick?
5. See my new ring!
6. What did you say, Margaret Lee ?
7. Wanna buy a pen?
8. Making more money! I
9. Junior sponsors.
10. May I say something?
II. Someone call me?

JUNIORS
Pat Barlow
Elva Brooks
John Bean
Louise Cave
‘ft*
Fames Baker
/elma Bollinger
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Thomas Hicks,
President; Marjorie Winston, Treasurer;
Patsy Fisher, Vice-President; Shelby
Halterman, Secretary.
Edna Acors
Roger Adams
Lloyd Bickley
Marion Acorstff
Bobby Bagby\M
Ruth Blair JQ.%, ..

W. G. Clark
Patsy Fisher
Thomas Hamilton
Floyd Hix
Fred Knowles
Joyce Mahanes
Jackie Crebbs
Norma Greene
Richard Hepler
Douglas Hunley
Danny Lanford
June Melton
Dolores Dodson
Bonnie Hall
Thomas Hicks
Betty Knight
Anna Madison
Louise Musser
Betty Coe
Shirley Grant
Walter Hawley
Jenny King
Carroll Lohr
Charles Meredith
Frances Hopkins
Carl Lacy
Rosa McDaniel
Lester Hottinger
Geneva Lamb
Harry McDonald
Shelton Clough
Johnny Glasco
Henry Harlowe
L Z
ydJjtoerman
-fitter
Margaret Newman
Eugene Poindexter
Doris Sharpe
Robert Norton
Buddy Richardson
Faye Shealor
Billy Ornduff
Bill Riner
Cutler Sims
Sandra Peckham
Gloria Runnett
Dot Smith
Doswell Pierce
David Ryan
Betty Snider
Arlene Sprouse Jeanette Sprouse
Dolores Vipperman Barbara Walker
Carlene Runquist
Marcus Smith
Lois Taylor
William Ware
Alice Trainham
Marjorie Winston
Faye Taylor
Charles Walton ,
Rowena Tyler
Evelyn Wright

I. Mrs. Eugenia Bumpass: Librarian, teaches Latin II; sponsors Ex Libris, NHS. 2. William H. Cryer:
Art, American history; Annual. 3. Mrs. Dorothy Deane: World history. Geography; FTA, senior class.
4. Mrs. Jesse Dunn: Home economics; FHA. 5. Miss Alice Estes: American government; senior class,
ETA. 6. Mrs. Mary Goodling: Shorthand I, II, and Typing I, II; FBLA. 7. Mrs. Marlyn Hailey: English

I.
coach; Monogram, Safety Patrol, sophomore class. 2. Clyde E, Harding: Band; freshman class, 3. Ben
P, Jarrett: General business. Math, Bookkeeping; junior class, FBLA. 4, Mrs. Sally Johnson: American
history, English 8; freshman class. 5. George B. Lancaster: Agriculture, Shop, Mechanical drawing; KVG,
FFA. 6. Mrs. Mary Lancaster: Math. 7. Mrs. Edith Layman: Algebra I, Choral; 8th grade choral, 8th
grade.
A. P. Hall: Physical education; Science, assistant baseball coach, assistant football coach, basketball

I
Colonel T. J. Randolph:

7. Mrs. Alice Russell: Physical education; Monogram, sophomore class. 8. James M. Russell: Biology, Chem-
istry, Physics. 9. Norman L. Smith: Physical education; Monogram, sophomore class. 10. Mrs. Christine Stone:
English III-IV, Latin I. II. Mrs. Nancy Woodward: English 8-11; junior class. 12. Mrs. Ann Woolfolk: General
science, 8th grade science. Mrs. Ruth Keller (not pictured): French I-IL
i Xl;
I. W. Dean Meredith: Principal; Math; Annual, SCA. 2, William E. Morris: History 8, English III; Basket-
ball coach, assistant football coach. 3. E. M. Pennington: Agriculture, Shop; KVG, FFA. 4. Mrs. Louise
Pennington: Home economics; FHA. 5. Mrs. Ruth Poindexter: school secretary. 6.
Algebra I-II, Plane and Solid geometry, Trigonometry.
SENIORS

JOHN IRVING BEAN
(Pictured with Juniors.)
K.V.G. 2,3,4; Basketball
ELIZABETH ANNE ANDREWS
Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 3,4;
N.H.S. 3,4; Class Sec’t. 4;
Ex Libris Pres. 4; Safety Patrol
45 Newspaper Club Reporter 4.
paul thomas davis
K.V.G. 2,3,4; Choral 1 2.
Safety Patrol 4; Wheel 4-*r’
Sure 3; Jr. County Govern^’
election arrangement 4. ent
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F‘H.hAN.EIEl^AN0R DALTAN
3’4,Mnn * ’^*4» S.C.A. I,
leader 2,3’45 Cheer-
3,45 Horned 3,41 F-B-UA-
mec°nung Princess 4e
JANICE ANNE BROOKS
" Fp-H^l I,2j3.4; Safety
Patrol 3,4; F.B.l.a , \
Choral 1,2; Ex. LibyA’4*

EDWA RD RIGSBY GA MMON
Band Z, 2,
Pres. 4»
Crew
Choral I; Safety
Wheel Club
S.C. A.
Ex Libris
I
DOROTHY LEE FISHER
Fj|H£ A .
porter 4;
Treas. 4
Patrol 2,
Editor 4;
N.H.S. 3,
Choral 1,2;
; Newspaper Sports
Ex Libris 4.
2, Songleader 3, Re-
M T-T-S. Sec't.
22'3\i
f'j-
1 2*
HILDA MAE DUERSON
Safety Patrol l»2,3»4; Annual
1,2,4; F.M.A. 2,3,4;
N.H.S. Pres. 4.;
y< • Newspaper Feature Editor 4.
SENIOBs
^Marlo
RONALD EDWARD H IX
Football I 9 2; J. V. Baseball
I.IZ; X.V.G- 4-
PDJ?A FRANCES HUGHES
$’'Class Sec't?^.*1;1!;8* 3‘
?.,C-A. Pres footbaU i‘
^heel 4- Ex*LibriNeV'Spaper ed- 4:Boys State 3,
3>4‘ Safety‘p‘^: Band i,2
4; Monogram*01 2>3. capt.
2,3,4; F.b , ,’3‘4: Softball
SENIORS
KEZ
Jr,,
 Pres*
pa
^ANNETTE
SENIORS
PEETZ.
3. Pres.
i,2,3«45 Monogram

SHIRLEY CARTER LANE
NORMAN KENNETH
K.V.G.
4. Class Pres* 1
Baseball 2,3,4; _w
Co. Govt. Supervis
Baseball I. J.V. Fc
58
1.2.3.4s f.b.l.a.
---1 1.2,3; S.C.A.
xiing Princess 4*
DONALD STEWART MACQUEEN
Football 1,2,3.4; Safety Patrol
1,2,3,4s Basketball 1,2,4; An-
nual 1,2,3; K.V.G. 2,3,4; Class
Treas. 1, V-Pres. 2,4; Band 1,2,3;
S.C.A. V-Pres. 3; Parliam. 4; State
Latin Tourn. Hon. mention 1, group
B winner 2; A11-State Band 3; Mono-
gram 4; S.I.P.A. 2; Choral 2; Jr. Co.
Gov’t, treas. 4; 2nd place Co. Water-
shed Essay contest 3.
JANET CAROLYN 1—J
F.H.A. 1,2.3’4* Safety
Patrol 1,2,3.A* F .B.L. A
Historian A-

JACQUELYN
ornduff
f.h.a. r '
3.4; Annual
H o me
lee
 POWELL
HERBERT KINSOLVING
SCOTT
Safety Patrol 3,4; Choral 1,4;
J.V. Football 1,2; J.V. Basket-
ball 1,2; Monogram 4; Annual
3; K.V.G. 4; Basketball 4;
Baseball 3,4,

GLORIA JEAN SATTERWHITE
F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L. A. 2,3,
Pres. 4; Ex Libris 3, V. Pres. 4;
Safety Patrol 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4;
Girls State 3; S.C.A. 4; Annual I,

SENIORS
LAURENCE COLEMAN
ROBERTS
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; K.V.G.
Monogram 3.
SENIORS

HUGH NELSON TALLEY
Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram 2,
3,4; Football 3,4; J.V. Base-
ball I; Wheel Club pres. 4;
K.V.G. 4; Basketball 4; Jr.
Co. Govt. Commissioner of
Revenue 4.
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JOHN SAMUEL SIMS
Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram
1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Band
1,2; 4-H 1,2; K.V.G. 4.
BETTY LOUISE SPROUSE
F.H.A. 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4.
RUSSELL NORMAN SIMS
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. 1,2,
JAMES EDWARD WALKER
Choral 1,2,3,4s K.V.G. 2,3,
4; Jr. Co. Govt. Supervisor 4*
Herbert
K.V.g,
L£WlS WILLIAMS,
• 45
PATRICIA LOUISE WARE
F.H.A. 1,2, Reporter 3, Pres.
4; Jolly 5 Federation Pres. 4;
Safety Patrol 1,2, Sec't. 3,4;
Band 1,2,3,4s S.C.A. 3,4;
F.B.L.A. 3, Parliamentarian 4;
N.H.S. 3,4s Annual is Home-
coming princess 4.
1.2,35 Band 1,2$
Choral 4.
SENIORS
JULIA FAYE WINGFIELD
F.T.A. 3,4; Annual 3, Ed. 4.
Girls State 3$ S.I.P.A. 3$ Voice
of Democracy 3; Class Pres. j.
of Democracy 3; Class Pres. 3.
S.C.A. Sec't.-Treas. 4$ N.h’
4; National Party Leader 4$
Homecoming Queen 4.
Highlights of the Class of ’59
September I954--One hundred and fourteen bewildered boys and girls entered the doors of LCHS for the first
time as students.
Our hopes were high; our expectations great. We felt that life was on our doorstep. For our class officers
we elected Buddy Peetz, president; Jackie Ornduff, vice-president; and Deanne Dalian, secretary-treasurer. The
eighth grade play--"Comrades Courageous"-was one of the biggest events of the year.
When we became Freshmen, we were really a part of this wonderful school. As our officers we elected Buddy
Peetz, president; Barbara Cosby, vice-president; Carolyn Spicer, secretary; and Donald MacQueen, treasurer. This
year we were allowed to take part in all club activities. Many of our classmates were playing on the Varsity football,
basketball and softball teams; two of our girls made the cheerleading squad. Donald MacQueen, Garland Kennon
and Jean Satterwhite entered the Latin I Tournament.
As Sophomores we again elected Buddy Peetz as president. Other officers were Mary Frances Jones, vice-pres-
ident; Garland Kennon, secretary; and Donald MacQueen, treasurer. Many of our boys made the Varsity Club, and
one girl became a Junior County Government official.
The fall of 1957 arrived--oh, that long awaited dayl As Juniors we chose to elect Julia Wingfield, president;
Buddy Peetz, vice-president; Carolyn Spicer, secretary; Deanne Daltan, treasurer; and Mr. Johnson, sponsor. This
was quite a busy year for us. Donald MacQueen was elected Vice-president of the SCA. We received our rings just
in time for Christmas. Were we proud of theml The biggest event was the prom we gave those dear Seniors. Our
theme, "In a Southern Paradise", will long be remembered by all of us. Six of our classmates were elected to the
National Honor Society. They were; Betty Andrews, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Satterwhite, Patricia Ware, Garland Ken-
non and Hilda Mae Duerson. Betty Andrews, Jean Satterwhite, Julia Wingfield, Garland Kennon, Paul Davis, and
Meredith Richardson were elected to attend Boys and Girls State at VPI in July. With this our Junior year came to a
close.
At last September 1958 arrived, and we were Seniors. Our SCA was being led by Garland Kennon with Julia
Wingfield, secretary and Donald MacQueen, parliamentarian. To guide us through our last year we elected Jackie
Harlowe, president of our class, with Donald MacQueen vice-president; Betty Andrews, secretary; and Jean Satter-
white, treasurer. Miss Estes, Mrs. Deane and Col. Randolph proved to be very helpful sponsors. In the fall Julia
Wingfield was crowned Homecoming Queen with Deanne Dalton, Mary Frances Jones, Jackie Ornduff, Carolyn Spicer,
Barbara Gilmore and Patricia Ware as princesses. For our Senior play we presented, "There Go The Grooms", which
proved to be a rollicking comedy. Out last trip together was in the form of a moonlight cruise down the Potomac.
June came and graduation. This brought to a close the five wonderful years at LCHS. We are sure that, as
the years pass, our minds will often wander back to those memorable days.
POPULAR
Wingfield and
MOST STUDIOUS
Pat Ware and Don

GaxYand
WHO
MATH
Buddy
MOST FLIRTATIOUS
Betty Goodling and
Carson Hartley
LAZIEST
Carolyn Spicer and Herbert Scott
Representatives to
Boys and Girls State
’5 fl
BEST LOOKING
Julia Wingfield and
Junior County
Government
4. Federalist Party is the bestl
5. At the poles.
6. Who shall I vote for ?
7. Supervisors: Edward Gammon, Jackson;
Jane Tuggle, Green Springs;
Linda Jones, Mineral;
Edward Walker, Cuckoo;
Buddy Peetz, Louisa.
I. Julia Ware, Commonwealth's Attorney; Don MacQueen,
Treasurer; "Slick" Baker, Sheriff; Nelson Talley, Com-
missioner of Revenue; Deanne Daltan, County Clerk.
2. Am I in the right district?
3. Don't work too hard I
At Orange National Bank, Linda and
Gloria cash a "big" check 1
Mrs. Jones buys "something pretty" from
the Jefferson Shop in Louisa.
Mr. Bailey refines the grain at Louisa
Feed Service.
Julia and Carolyn try out the Valentine^
"Having a ball" at Bailey's Drug Store)
Hadder Motor Company, Inc. has old
Fords as well as new I
See how comfortable)
Buy it at People's Hardware.
coat can be yours for only $29.951"
Vftfigetr's Department Store in Orange.

MADDOX FEED STORE
"Purina"
BARBER SHOP
Phone 282 or 69
Mineral, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
HOLLINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE
STEVEN-DURRER JEWELERS
Gifts for every occasion
Orange, Virginia
Apple Grove, Virginia
EDWARD MARTIN'S GARAGE
HOME BEAUTY SHOPPE
Make your appointment soon I
Phone 36
Louisa, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
SHANK'S DELUXE MARKET
Louisa, Virginia
Mineral, Virginia

M EATS
VEGETABLES
"ANTIQUE SHACK"

PARRISH
MOTOR COMPANY
I
Goochland, Virginia
W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY
Commencement Announcements
and
Personal Cards
3110 West Marshall Street
Richmond, Virginia

Linda, Julia, and Georgianna
visit the
JACKSON FARM SERVICE
Pendleton, Virginia
supplied by
^ACKSONFARM SERVICE ;
Louisa County High School's
"It'll pay to see—
Parrish Motor Company! "
GORDON INN

A.T. Dodson, Prop.
COWHERD FORD CO.
HERNDON BROS. PONTIAC
Diamonds
Watches
Gifts
GILL-WARE
N.F. JACOBS &SON
Hardware and Household Goods
Lowe Brothers’ Paint
Conn Band Instruments
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
EHEART’S CASH AND CARRY
Waldrop, Virginia
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Phone TEmple 2-2471
Gordonsville, Va.
B. E. Martin, Prop.
Phone TEmple 2-2256
F AMERICAN
AMOCO
CAS
Gordonsville, Va.
Pontiac and Used Cars
Vauxhall Victor
Gordonsville, Va.
Phone-TEmple 2-2268
Jewelers Since 1882
815 E. Broad Street
Richmond 19, Va.
Gordonsville, Va.
Phone TEmple 2-2226
Phone TEmple 2-2246
Gordonsville, Va.
Gordonsville, Va.
TEmple 2-7794
HOLLADAY BROTHERS, INC.
Contractors
and Building Material Dealers
’’Here's the car you can afford.
None better, none finer than the
FORD"
G. A. WAUGH FURNITURE
MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON
Compliments of
BIBB
BEST WISHES!
PRINTING COMPANY
A FRIEND
Gordonsville, Virginia

Compliments of
TILLMAN'S
Charlottesville's
Shopping Center for over
53 years I
130 East Main Street
Phone 7774
Orange, Virginia
Phone 209
Louisa, Virginia
DUNKUM'S STORE
Greensprings, Virginia
Compliments of
PIEDMONT GARAGE

Compliments of
HECTOR FISHER
J. H. Kent - Manager
REYNOLDS' PONTIAC SERVICE
JOE'S SERVICE
Mineral, Virginia
Phone TEmple 2-2838
Gordonsville, Virginia
Mineral, Virginia
Phone 3441
MODERN PLUMBING
and HEATING COMPANY
Madison Road
Orange, Virginia
Phone 7739
Orange, Virginia
WILLIAMS' BUICK
Madison Road
Orange, Virginia
CHESAPEAKE CREAMERY
Louisa, Virginia
^PONTIAC
4 flat
JACK BARRETT'S SERVICE
Louisa, Virginia
"When better cars are built
Buick will build them."
C. C. PHILLIPS
Gordonsville, Virginia
DUDLEY'S DRY CLEANERS
Going to Richmond?
H & W MARKET
Stop at
MACQUEEN'S SNACK BARI
Rt. 33, 10 miles east of Cuckoo
TEmple 2-2251
WRIGHT-LOVING HARDWARE, INC.
THE SPORTSMAN SHOP
Staple and Fancy Market
Gordonsville, Virginia
Gordonsville, Virginia
TEmple 2-2231
Hardware, Furniture,
and Building Materials
Gordonsville, Virginia
Phone TEmple 2-2224
or
Orange 7175
Phone 360
Louisa, Virginia
HUGHES GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Orchid, Virginia
Athletic supplies-Sporting goods
717 East Grace St., Richmond, Va.
Dial Ml -8-4796
HARRIS-BRENAMAN
Incorporated
*Jeweler*
Keepsake Diamonds
"Make Sports a Family Affair"
"Good food and extra thick shakes 1 "
PORTER'S 5$ to $1 STORE

ROBERTS PIANO COMPANY
B &W FARM SERVICE
Baldwin Pianos and Organs
tractors
Charlottesville, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
HERFF JONES CO.
Big Savings I
Phone 293J
Louisa, Virginia
J. H. DYMACHEK
Louisa, Virginia
^Western]
Auto I
Associate1
Store
Manufacturers Of
Louisa County High School Class Rings
JAMES L. DECK
Virginia Representative
P. O. Box 4735
Richmond 29, Virginia
DUKE OIL COMPANY
HOTTINGER'S AUTO SERVICE
Phone 3671
Louisa, Virginia
Mineral, Virginia
Compliments of
THE YOUNG MEN’S SHOP
118 West Main Street
Charlottesville, Virginia
RICKETTS DRUG STORE
GILL FARM MACHINERY
Dial 2021
Orange, Virginia
TWIN-SIX OIL COMPANY
GOOCHLAND MOTOR COMPANY
Goochland, Virginia
Gas - Fuel Oil - Accessories
Phone - Mineral 3281
Orange, Virginia
"Phillips 66"
JOHNSON'S GARAGE
J. E. SEAY
Louisa, Virginia
Mineral, Virginia
GRANT'S GARAGE
Compliments of
General Repairs
Local and Long Distance Hauling
NEW JERSEY ZINC
Apple Grove, Virginia
J. F. JENKINS
RICHARDSON'S SERVICE STATION
Automobile Repairs
Insurance and Real Estate
Goochland, Virginia
Goochland, Virginia
C.P. NOEL
MINERAL TEA ROOM
Mineral, Virginia
Mineral, Virginia
Furniture Reproductions Made
Antiques Restored
"Delicious Home-cooked Foods"
KERSEY BROTHERS HAULING
PLEASANT'S SELF SERVICE
Bumpassz Virginia
Bumpass, Virginia
Phone HUnter 62552
COMMUNITY MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 164
Route 33
Louisa, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
LOUISA INSURANCE AGENCY
Compliments of
Insurance—Surety Bonds
Miss Lewise Cosby, Agent
PARTY
Phone 68
Louisa, Virginia
BANK OF GOOCHLAND
Mrs. Ernest Wambersie
Matt Anderson, President
Box 648 - Orange, Virginia
Goochland, Virginia
66
THE
CENTRAL VIRGINIAN
WEST CHARLTON GREENHOUSE
and FLOWER SHOP
Louisa County's
Home Town Newspaper
Established 1876
Published every Thursday
NATIONALIST
*Delivery*
"Quality and Service First"
Jesse Lumsden looks over his business at C. H. Wood.
interesting place
Dolores receives a nice clean coat from the Louisa
Laundry while Judy looks on.
Yvonne and Betty buy the top tunes at the R, C. A.
Victor Appliance Store in Louisa!
B. A. Powell’s rock quarry is an
near Mineral.
The girls visit
Heatwole Hatchery
I
in Orange.
Mr. May is always on hand to help
you in his 5<t and io$ store.
Mrs. Gibson types an income tax return in
E. L. Gibson's Insurance Agency.
OF ORAMGE
of the construction trucks.
Dorothy Jean, Bonnie Sue, and "T-Bird" visit the
Department Store in Louisa. ISA DE
besiey implement
Betty looks inside of one
Visit Besiey Implements, your John Deere dealer
in Mineral. Phone 4450.
Buddy fills a car with gas at joe«$ ejso Servicenter.
Si
Betty and Gloria discuss an insurance policy in
front of Whitlock's.
This windshield gets a good cleaning at Thomas
Carolyn adjusts the speaker to make the sound
come in "good'n clear!"
Carolyn tries out a new John Deere tractor.

J. E. JONES
Lumber & Building Materials
Phone TUxedo 3-3365
Beaverdam, Virginia
Orange, Virginia
BRIERLEY'S GROCERY
Louisa, Virginia
LAW'S AUTO SERVICE
Louisa, Virginia
Phone 240-W
ORANGE
VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
"For the People's Good!"
Betty and Gloria visit Forrest Rosson’s Service Station.
MINERAL CRYSTAL •
These girls patiently wait for ice.
Um
You always enjoy good food at the Mineral Restaurant.

COINER'S HATCHERY
Montpelier, Virginia
Gordonsville, Virginia
Manford Waldrop - Representative
J. J. JONES
General Merchandise
REAL
Buckner
Phone Buckner 7021
J
Orange, Virginia
A.M. SMITH
B. E. LUCK
General Merchandise
groceries & meats
Mineral, Virginia
Bumpass, Virginia
Phone - 2361
Phone - Buckner 7042
FACTORY STORE
W. E. CUNNINGHAM & SONS
Jewelry
Watchmakers
Louisa, Virginia
Mineral,
Virginia
TAPPY BROTHERS
FURNITURE COMPANY
FARMER'S
UNION INSURANCE AGENCY
AMOCO
Gas and Oil
*ESSO*
"LATEST FASHIONS"
SERVICE

LOUISA APPLIANCE STORE

Orange, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
OUR SUPPORTERS
PHILCO

Dr. C. K. Perkins
Dr. Evelyn Daniel
Dr. Griffith Daniel
Dr. Walter Blankenbaker
Dr. Richie Southall
Mr. Louis Keller
Mr. A. B. Vaughn, Jr.
JEFFERSON MOTOR COURT
and
DEVIVI'S RESTAURANT

I. "Slick"
2. Rebels in action l
3. Mrs. Stone
4. Learning the plays.
5. Billy and w. G.
6. Freddie
7. Herbert
8. It’s on the way l
9. The paper must go out.
10. Caught you off guard l
11. Tommy
12. Studying hard, Jackie?
13. Whatcha got, Burley?
14. Louise
15. Ready for school.
16. Don’t work too hard]
17. Sucker good, Colonel?