1960 Louisa County Yearbook in Mineral, Virginia * The Rebel Roster 1960

THE CORE 
presents 
THE 1960 
REBEL ROSTER 
Louisa County High School 
Mineral, Virginia 
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Introduction Title 
Contents 
Foreword 
School 
LCHS, 9 to 3 Administration Faculty 
Seniors 
Underclassmen Organizations Sports 
Activities 
Elite 
Ads 
CONTENTS 
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FOREWORD 
Nearly a century ago, the brave, stout hearts of our be 
loved South united their forces in battle for their beliefs, convictions, and traditions. They were the men of our own Con 
federate Army, the "Rebels." 
In memory of those who fought and died for us and for the 
South, the students and faculty of L. C. H. S. have taken their 
name - the "Rebels." 
And proud we are of our name: so proud, in fact, that 
THE CORE wishes to emphasize, through a Confederate Army 
theme, the "Rebel" name. 
With this in mind, the Core proudly presents to the students 
and faculty of L. C. H. S. its annual contribution: a record of 
the school year's events audits members, the "REBEL ROSTER." 
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LCHS students arrive at school: another day begins. 
THE LCHS 
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Dolores Dodson offers the morning's devotions. 
A spare minute between classes. 
Wheel Club members, W. G. and Roger, raise the flag.
Gloria Runnett rushes to make her first class. 
" Ruthie" busily sells lunch tickets. 
Anna Madison prepares for a good hot lunch! 
SCHOOL DAY 
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May I take this opportunity to congratulate the students of Louisa County High School who have been affiliated with the school in the year of 1959-1960. It has been a memorable year - one of happy times, sad times, hard work, and pleasant recreation. You have been a most desirable group for your teachers and school administrator to work with; you have accomplished much, and I wish for you the best. 
It is my hope that you will each look back upon this, your high school year of 1959 -1960, with fond memories; and remember that if you each do your best, the best will come back to you. 
BYRD W. LONG 
Superintendent of Schools 
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SCHOOL BOARD 
FOREGROUND, left to right: Mr. Russell Fisher, Green Springs District; Mr. Carson Winston, Louisa District. 
BACKGROUND, left to right: Mr. J. C. Whitlock, Mineral District; Mr. Byrd W. Long, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. H. H. Walton, Sr. , Cuckoo District; and Mr. R. V. Lancaster, Jr., Jackson District. 
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MR. ARRITT - Classes: General Business, 
Bookkeeping. Sponsor: F.B.L.A. College: University of Virginia. 
MRS. BUMPASS - Librarian. Sponsor: Jr. 
Class, Ex Libris, N.H.S., Quill and 
Scroll. College: Madison. 
MRS. DEANE - Classes: Guidance, World 
History. Sponsor: F.T.A. College: 
Longwood, U. Va. 
MISS ESTES - Classes: Guidance, American 
Government. Sponsor: F. T.A., Sr. 
Class. College: William and Mary. 
MRS. GOODLING - Classes: Typing I, II, 
Shorthand I, II. Sponsor: F. B.L. A. 
College; William and Mary, RPI. 
MRS. HAILEY - Classes: English 8, English 
I. College: Long Beach State. 
MR. HARDING - Classes: Band 8,1,11. 
Sponsor: Soph. Class. College: RPI. 
MRS. JOHNSON - Classes: English 8, Phys. 
Ed. II. Sponsor: Soph. Class. College: 
Coker, RPI. 
MR. LANCASTER - Classes: Agriculture 8, 
I, IV, General Shop. Sponsor: F. F. A., 
K.V.G. College: VPI. 
MRS. LANCASTER - Classes: Plane Geometry, Math 8. Sponsor: Jr. Class. 
College: Salem. 
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MRS. LAYMAN - Classes: Algebra I, English 8. Sponsor: 8th Grade. College: 
Mary Washington, U. Va. 
MRS. MORGAN - Classes: General Science. 
College: Lynchburg. 
MR. MORRIS - Classes: Geography, History 
8, Dramatics, Phys. Ed. III. College: 
Lynchburg. 
MRS. MOSS - Classes: English IV, Ameri 
can History. Sponsor: Annual. College: 
Madison
COL. RANDOLPH - Classes: Algebra II, 
Trigonometry, Physics, Consumer Math. 
Sponsor: Sr. Class. College: U. Arizona, 
U. Va. 
MRS. RUSSELL - Classes: Phys. Ed. 8,1,111. 
Sponsor: Monogram. College: Mary 
Washington. 
MR. SCOTT - Classes: Biology, Chemistry. 
College: U. Va., Maryville. 
MRS. STONE - Classes: Latin I, II, English 
III. College: Bluefield, U. Va. 
MRS. WOODWARD - Classes: English 11,8. 
Sponsor: Sr. Class. College: Longwood. 
MRS. WOOLFOLK - Classes: General Science. 
College: Madison. 
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MRS. RUTH POINDEXTER, 
School Secretary 
(NOT PICTURED) 
MR. HALL - Assistant Principal. Classes: Phys. Ed. I, III, General Science, Math 8. College: Lynchburg, U. Va. 
MRS. KELLER - Classes: English III, French I, II. College: Duke U. 
MR. MEREDITH - Principal. Classes: Math 8. Sponsor: Wheel, Annual, S.C.A., N.H.S. College: Lynchburg, U. Va. 
MR. MOSS - Classes: General Science. College: VPI. 
MR. PENNINGTON - Classes: Agriculture 8,1,11,111. Sponsor: F.F.A. College: VPI. MRS. PENNINGTON - Classes: Home Economics 8, II, IV. Sponsor: F. H. A. College: Lynchburg. 
MR. SMITH - Classes: Phys. Ed. 8, II, HI, IV. Sponsor: Monogram, Coach for J-V Basketball, V. Football, V. Baseball. College: College of the Ozarks. 
MR. STUMP - Classes: General Science. College: Lynchburg. 
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STONEWALL JACKSON 
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to right) Shelton Clough, treasurer; Roger Adams, president; Billy Ornduff, vice president; Barbara Walker, secretary. Class Sponsors: (Standing) Mrs. Woodward and Colonel Randolph. (Miss Estes not present). 
In September, 1955, 120 frightened but enthusiastic eighth-graders entered the doors of LCHS for the first tame. We did not know what to expect, but we were Certain that great things were in store for us. To guide us through our first high school year, we elected Betty Goodling, president; Roger Adams, vice president; and William Ware, secretary-treasurer of our class. Under the protective wing of Mrs. Layman, we soon gained confidence and ventured out into the life and activities of the school. One of the school's delegates to All State Band was Betty Ingalls. The highlight of our first year at LCHS was our play, THE PEST, at which our band members gave a concert. In June we received our promotion slips, and, though it had been fun, we were glad to have successfully climbed the first rung of the ladder of high school success. 
Advised by our guidance counselors, we chose our freshman courses and began them eagerly. Don Malan was elected class president; Roger Adams, vice president, and W. G. Clark, secretary. We continued to participate in school activities, and four of the successful Junior County Government candidates were our fresh man classmates. 
Jenny King was chosen to head the class of 1960 during our sophomore year. Other officers were Freddie Ellis and Sally Pendleton. Sally was crowned "Miss LCHS, "and represented the school at the Dogwood Festival. 
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gave the seniors; our theme, "Some Enchanted Evening,' was an accurate description of that night. Sandra Peck ham was the second of our classmates to be honored a "Miss Louisa." Class officers were: president, Tommj Hicks; vice president, Patsy Fisher; secretary, Shelbj Halterman; and treasurer, Margie Winston. For out standing school records, seventeen of us were tapped into the National Honor Society. 
In September, 1959, we returned to LCHS for our final year. New facilities - a cafeteria, gymnasium, and bandrooms - had been constructed, and were welcome additions in our senior year. Senior class officer: were: Roger Adams, president; Billy Ornduff, vice president; Barbara Walker, secretary; and Shelton Clough, treasurer. On September 26, we were guests of the University of Virginia at the Clemson-UVa. game J Our LCHS football team selected seven Homecoming princesses, from which the student body chose Faye Shealor as queen. Our money-raising projects - selling soap and pennants, and our senior play - were never to-be-forgotten successes; our senior trip and pros were also most memorable events.. 
Through the years, our activities were many ar.--varied; although we often complained, we enjoyed every minute. We graduated knowing that we wer-' better prepared to face life and to accept and fulfill of responsibilities as citizens because of the five years o hard work, fun, and fellowship that we spent within the 
walls of LCHS, 
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EDNA EARL ACORS 
MARIAN GRACE ACORS 
WILLIAM ROGER ADAMS 
ROBERT MALCOLM BAGBY, JR. 
CAPTAIN 
ICIA ANN BARLOw
LLOYD DANIEL BICKLEY 
VELMA LUCILLE 
BOLLINGER 
ELVA MARY BROOKS 19 
JOHN WILLIAM 
SHIRLEY ANN GRANT 
 NORMA ANN GREENE 
B^NJE GAYLE^ALL
SHELBY JEAN HALTERMAN 
THOMAS MISH 
HAMILTON 
T’HOMAS MATTHEW 
HICKS 
CAROL MAUDE HITER FLOYD EUGENE HIX, JR.
WARREN DANDRIDGE LANFORD 
CHARLES TAPPY 
MEREDITH 
THELMA LOUISE 
MUSSER
MARGARET LEE NEWMAN 
ROBERT EDWIN 
WILLIAM LEON ORNDUFF 
SANDRA LYNN PECKHAM 
DOSWELt STUBES pi
JAMES EfUGENE POINDEXTER 
ANDREW JACKSON RICHARDSON 
GLORIA JANE RUNNETT 
DORIS ANN SHARP 
CARLENE ROBERTA RUNQUIST DAVID RUSSELL RYAN, JR. 
ONDRA FAYE SHEALOR
SENIOR DIRECTOR Y 
E. ACORS: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 2,3,4; NHS, 3,4; Ex Libris, 4; THE REBEL, Makeup Editor, 4. M. ACORS: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 2,3,4; Ex Libris, 2,3, President, 4. 
R. ADAMS: Safety Patrol, 1,2; NHS, 3,4; J-V Football, 2; KVG, 3,4; Annual, 4; Boys' State, 3; Wheel Club, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; SCA, 2; Jr. County Govt. Electoral Board, 4; Class Vice President, 1, Pres. , 4. B. BAGBY: FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 3,4. 
P. BARLOW: SCA, 1,2; FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 4; Safety Patrol, 2,3, Lt. , 4; NHS, 4. 
L. BICKLEY: FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 1,2,3, Crew Leader, 4; FBLA, 3,4. 
V. BOLLINGER: Choral, 1; Safety Patrol, 1,2; FBLA, 1; FTA , 1,2, 3,4; NHS, 4. 
E. BROOKS: Choral, 1; FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 3, Secretary, 4; Safety Patrol, 3,4. 
L. CAVE: Band, 1,2,3,4; Annual, 1,2, Book-Sales Manager, 3,4; FBLA, 2,3; Safety Patrol, 1. W. G. CLARK: Class Secretary-Traseurer, 1; Monogram, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager, 1,2; Football Manager, 2,3; Wheel Club, 3, President, 4; KVG, 3, 4. 
S. CLOUGH: FFA, 1,2,3, FBLA, 3,4; Wheel Club, 3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Band, 1; Class Treasurer 4. B. COE: FTA, 1, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, President, 3,4; SCA, 2,3; Safety Patrol, 1; Latin Tournament, 3; NHS, 3,4; Annual Staff Business Manager, 4. 
J. CREBBS: Annual, 1,2,3, Copy-Clerical Editor, 4; Choral Pianist, 1,2; Dramatics, 2; Forensics District Winner, 3; Jr. County Government Treasurer, 2; NHS, 3, President 4; 4-H, 3,4; Ex Libris, 4; SIPA, 3; Quill and Scroll, 4; Latin Tournament 2; "Voice of Democracy," 2; THE REBEL, Feature Editor, 4. 
T. CROWDER: FHA, 2,3,4; Ex Libris, 2,3; Band, 1,2; Choral, 2; Safety Patrol, 2,3; Annual, 4. D. DODSON: FHA, Convention, 1 and 2, Secretary, 3,4; FBLA, 3, Historian, 4; Safety Patrol, 2, Secretary, 3; Ex Libris, 4. 
F. ELLIS: Class Vice President, 2; FFA, 2,3; J-V Basketball, 3; Annual, 3,4; KVG, 3,4. 
P. FISHER: FTA, 1, Vice President Dist. J, 2,3, Pres., 4; Monogram, 1,2,3,4; Softball, 1,2,3,4; Jr. County Government Suplv. Mineral, 1, Clerk, 4; Annual, 1, Photo. Editor, 2,3,4; Class Vice President, 3; Quill and Scroll, 4; Homecoming Princess, 4; SIPA, 3. 
J. GLASCO: Choral, 1,2; KVG, 4; J-V Football, 1. 
S. GRANT: Safety Patrol, 3,4; NHS, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; FBLA, Parliamentarian, 3,4; FHA, 1,2,3,4; Annual, 4. 
N. GREENE: FHA, 1,2,3,4. 
B. HALL: Ex Libris, 3, 4. 
S. HALTERMAN: Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Annual, 1,4; Monogram, 1,2, Vice President, 3, President, 4; SCA, 1,3,4; Choral, 1; NHS, 3,4; Ex Libris, 3; Jr. County Government Sup'v. Louisa, 2; Class Secretary, 1,3; SIPA, 3; Softball Manager, 3,4; Homecoming Princess, 4; THE REBEL, Assistant Editor, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4. T. HAMILTON: FFA, 3,4; 4-H, 3; KVG, 4. 
T. HldKS: Football, 1,2,3, Co-Captain, 4; Baseball, 2,3,4; Monogram, 1,2,3,4; FFA, 1; KVG, 2,3,4; Wheel Club, 3, Dist. Governor, 4; Class President, 3; Boys’ State, 3; Safety Patrol, 4; SCA, President, 4; Jr. County Government Party Manager, 4. 
C. HITER: Safety Patrol, 1,2,3;’Monogram, 2,3,4; FHA, 1,2,3,4; SCA, 3; Softball, 1,2, 3,4; Band, 1, Majorette, 2,3,4. 
F. HOPKINS: Choral Club, 1; Softball, 2; Safety Patrol, 2,3; FHA, 2; Vice President, 3, President and Federation Treasurer, 4; FBLA, 3; Monogram, 2. 
L. HOTTINGER: FFA, 1,2,3,4. 
D. HUNLEY: KVG, 1,2,3,4; FFA, 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol, 3,4; Wheel Club, 4. 
V. KING: FHA, 1,2; FBLA, 3; NHS, 3,4; SCA, 2, Vice President, 3, Dist. J. Chairman, 4; Softball, 1,2, 3,4; Monogram, Treasurer, 2,3, Vice President, 4; Band, 1,2, 1st. Lt. , 3, Captain, 4; Girls' State, 3; Jr. County Government Electoral Board, 4; Homecoming Princess, 4. 
B. KNIGHT: FTA, 1, Historian, 2,3, Historian-Librarian, 4; Ex Libris, 4; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Annual, 4; NHS, 3, Vice President, 4.' 
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C. LACY: FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3, Crew Leader, 4; Football, 2,3, Co-Captain, 4; Class Treasurer, 2; Base ball, 1,2,3,4; Monogram, 2,3,4. 
G. LAMB: FHA, 1,2,3,4. 
D. LANFORD: KVG, 2,3,4. 
H. MCDONALD: FFA, 1,2,3, Reporter, 4; KVG, 2,3,4. 
A. MADISON: Choral, 1; Safety Patrol, 1,2,4; Ex Libris, 1,2; FHA, 1,2,3, Secretary, 4;FBLA, 3, Vice President, 4. 
J. MAHANES: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 2,3; Annual, 4; Safety Patrol, 4. 
J. MELTON: FHA, 1,2,3,4. 
C. MEREDITH: FFA, 4; KVG, 4. 
L. MUSSER: FHA, 1,2,3,4; Ex Libris, 2. 
M. NEWMAN: Annual Staff, 2,3; Softball, 2,3,4; SCA, 2,3,4; Ex Libris, 3,4; Monogram, 3,4; NHS, 3,4; Girls' State, 3; THE REBEL, Editor, 4; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Latin Tournament, 1,2; SIPA, 3,4. R. NORTON: FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3,4. 
W. ORNDUFF: Football, 1,2,4; Monogram, 4; KVG, 3,4; Annual, 4; Class Vice President 4; Band, 1,2. S. PECKHAM: Monogram, 1,2, Secretary, 3,4; Cheerleader, 1,2,3, Head, 4; Softball, 2,3,4; Annual Staff, 2,3, Layout Editor, 4; FTA, 1; THE REBEL, Sports Editor, 4; NHS, 3,4; Forensics (School), 3, District, 2; Home coming Princess, 4. 
D. PIERCE: J-V Football, 1, Varsity, 4; KVG, 2,3,4; Monogram, 4; Safety Patrol, 4. 
E. POINDEXTER: KVG, 1,2,3; FFA, 1,2,3,4. 
A. RICHARDSON: KVG, 3; 4-H, 1; Annual, 3,4. 
G. RUNNETT: Annual Staff, 2, Art Editor, 3,4; FTA, 2,3, Vice President, 4. 
C. RUNQUIST: FHA, 2,3,4; FBLA, 4; Annual, 4; Safety Patrol, 4. 
D, RYAN: J-V Football, 1,2; FBLA, 3,4; Safety Patrol, 3; KVC, 3,4; FFA, 4. 
D. SHARPE: FHA, 1,2,3,4. 
F. SHEALOR: Annual Staff, 1,2, Advertising Manager, 3, Editor, 4; Band, 1; All-State, 2, 1st Sgt. , 3, 1st. Lt., 4; SCA, 1,4; Choral, 1; Softball, 1,2,3,4; Jr. County Government, Sup'v. Louisa, 1, Sheriff, 2, Electoral Board, 4; Monogram, 2, Treasurer, 3,4; NHS, 3,4; SIPA, 3; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Girls' State, 3; Homecoming 
Queen, 4. 
T. SIMMS: KVG, 4; Baseball, 2,3,4; Monogram, 2,3,4. 
Ch. SIMS: Safety Patrol, 2. 
C. SIMS: FFA, 1; KVG, 3,4; Safety Patrol, 1,2, Sgt. , 3,4. 
D. SMITH: Choral, 1; FHA, 1; Annual, 2; NHS, 3,4; Band, 1,2,3, 4. 
B. SNIDER: FHA, 2,3,4; FBLA, 3,4; Band, 1, Majorette, 2,3,4. 
J. SPROUSE: FHA, 1,2,3; FBLA, 1, President, 4;NHS, 3,4. 
F. TAYLOR: NHS, 3,4. 
L. TAYLOR: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA , 3,4; Safety Patrol, 1,2,3,4. 
A. TRAINHAM: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 1,2,3,4. 
R. TYLER: Annual Staff, 1,2, Layout Editor, 3, Assistant Editor, 4; Choral, 1; Dramatics, 2; FTA, 2,3,4; SIPA, 3; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; NHS, 4. 
D. VIPPERMAN: FHA, 1,2, 3,4; FBLA, 2,3,4; Ex Libris, 2. 
C. WALTON: KVG, 2,3,4; Monogram, 2, 3,4; Football, 1,2,3; J-V Baseball, 1,2. 
W. WARE: FFA, 1,2,3,4; KVG, 2,3,4; Safety Patrol, 1,2; Band, 1,2,3,4; Boys' State, 3; Jr. County Government Party Manager, 4; Wheel Club, 3,4; NHS, 4. 
M. WINSTON: Annual, 1,2; SCA, 1,2, Dist. J. Secretary, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Band, 1,2,4; FHA, 1, 2, Historian, 3; NHS, 3,4; Class Treasurer, 3; Homecoming Princess, 4. 
E. WRIGHT: FHA, 1,2,3,4; FBLA, 2,3,4; Ex Libris, 2; Safety Patrol, 4; Choral, 1. 
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1. The typical Jr. meeting. 
2. Recognize THESE Juniors? 
3. Har-harl Told you I'd pass Junior Enlish!" 
4. Come on, Monty, let’s hustle I hustle 5. Another Junior money-making project 6. Go, Johnny, go! I 
7. Every Junior's dream . . . 
8. Mr. Meredith, our class is selling flags, and 
9. All work and no play. 
10. I'm SO excited over my term paper, "The Convenient Bottom Locker” I 11. Our Junior class sponsors. 
12. The slaving class president. 13. Georgianna takes over for Mrs. Moss i American history.
LIEUTENANT 
Secretary - Georgianna Bagby; 
Treasurer - J. B. Lumsden. 
PHOTO 
Not Available 
EDDIE ABELL 
EVERETTE ANDERSON 
MILTON ATKINS 
GEORGIANNA BAGBY 
JOHNNY MAC BAILEY 
JOANNE BAKER 
LINDA BARKSDALE 
HAROLD BICKLEY 
WENDELL BOWLES 
EDWARD BOXLEY 
LINDA BOXLEY 
JOHNNY BUTLER 
FAY CARDINAL 
MILDRED CLOUGH 
CECILIA COMPTON 
BETTY CONRAD 
ETTA DAVIS 
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MARY FRANCES DUNKUM 
JOY FISHER 
MONROE FREEMAN 
GLORIA GAMMON 
PHYLLIS GENTRY 
BETTY GILLAND 
BRADY GILLAND 
BOBBY GLASS * 
HENRY G00DWI1 
DAVID GUILD 
/VIRGINIA GUIVA 
JUDY HALTERNON 
YVONNE HAMPTON 
NICKIE HARLOWE 
ANNE HARPER 
CAROLYN HARRIS 
DAVID HARRIS 
CAROL HARTLEY 
WALTER HAWLEY 
MONTY HITER 
No Photo AVAILABLE 
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KEITH HOLLEY 
FAYE HIX 
BERNARD JONES 
MARGARET KEAN 
KATRINE KINCANNON 
JIMMY LACY 
BARBARA LASLEY 
LARRY LAWSON 
J. B. LUMSDEN 
BETTIE SUE MASSIE 
ROBERTA NICHOLAS 
NANCY ORNDUFF 
GAYLE PARRISH 
PATSY PEERS 
MARY LOU PENNINGTON 
GERTRUDE POWELL 
SHIRLEY PRICE 
JOHN RIDDELL 
CLARA REYNOLDS 
CHARLES ROSSON 
JUDY SAUER 
RICHARD SCHACHNER 
HOWARD SHIFFLETT 
rm 
Picture 
Not 
Available 
Picture 
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Available 
CHARLES SIMS 
TOM SIMS 
DONNA SKWARLO 
MARCUS SMITH 
SAMUEL SMITH 
JIMMY SPICER 
MATTIE SPICER 
FRANCES TATE „ J**/'*’ *** 
JANE TUGGLE 
FRANKIE WALDROP 
MARY MARGARET WALDROP NELSON WALKER 
PATSY Walker 
RAY WALTERS 
JULIA WARE 
MASON WARE 
VIRGINIA WATKINS 
BETTY WILLIAMS 
ROBERT WILLIAMS 
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Mr. Harding and Mrs. Johnson are the Soph otmore Class sponsors. 
Wary Alice Kent and Linda Ferrell take a feew minutes to organize their notebooks. 
SOPHOMORE 
SNAPSHOTS 
"Chow Time" for the Sophomores. 
Mrs. Stone conducts a Sophomore English Class. 
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SOPHOMORE 
Gerry Da Iran, 
Vice President 
Paula King, 
Secretary 
Everette Holley 
President 
Ronnie Spicer 
Treasurer 
FIRST 
SERGEANT 
Emily Abell 
Harry Anderson 
Joe Armitage 
Becky Baker 
H. T. Barton 
Phyllis Brooks 
Billy Byers 
Doris Byers 
Norma Byrd 
Dianne Cannon 
Ronnie Carter 
Dorothy Chiles 
Wilson Chiles 
Kay Compton 
Joe Cooke 
Wayne Cook 
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SOPHOMORE 
Carolyn Corker 
Gerry Dalton 
Madge Harrison 
Bobby Harris 
Linda Daniel 
Shirley Davis 
Michard Hartley 
Terry Herron 
Patsy Dickison 
Ruth Ann Faudree 
Roger Hix 
John Hodnett 
Lynda Ferrell 
Charles Franck 
Everett Holley 
Linda Johnson 
Birdie Gardner 
Nancy Graham 
Linda Jones 
Mary A. Kent 
Johnny Hadder 
Linda Hargrave 
Paula King 
Myrtle Knight 
Virginia Harlow 
Nancy Knight 
Barbara Kaber 
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SOPHOMORE 
Heine Layne 
Nora Madison 
William Poindexton 
Dickie Purcell 
Bobby Martin 
Mary Martin 
Eunice Racey 
Betty Ray 
Robert Martin 
Butch Morris 
Edith Rodgers 
Jimmie Rosson 
Joan Nave 
Jean Parrish 
Randy Rosson 
Stuart Runquist 
William Parrish 
Bernard Perkins 
Brenda Ryan 
Carolyn Ryan 
Clifton Pleasants 
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Richard Satterwhite j| 
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Picture 
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Available 
Nelson Seale 
SOPHOMORE 
Margie Seay 
Harry Seay 
Jimmy Thacker 
David Thomas 
John Seay 
Russell Sharpe 
Franklin Tuma 
Janie Turner 
Bonnie Smith 
William Smith 
Pat Wall 
Joe Willis 
Martha Spicer 
Ronnie Spicer 
Gregory Winston 
Hillary Young 
Jimmy Talley Ronnie Deavers 41
FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS 
Freshmen Anita Brooks and Carolyn Newman 
pause for conversation before going to the next 
class. 
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SERGEANT 
Carolyn Newman, President; Bobby Vogt, Vice President; Nell Nicholas, Secretary; Richard "Petie" Thacker, Treasurer. 
FIRST ROW: Joseph Abell, Bernard Aiderman, Jimmy Andrews, Latane Atkins, Mary Ann Baker, Willis Barnes, Malcolm Barrett. SECOND ROW: Ellis Battaile, Frances Bean, Susan Besley, Nancy Bickley, Betty Birkhead, Carol Bourne, Russell Breeden. THIRD ROW: Anita Brooks, Hazel Brown, Glynn Butler, Jimmy Bumpass, Sandra Burnley, Becky Burton, Betty Burton. 
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Carey Campbell 
David Cardinal 
Virgil Chick 
Janet Claxton 
Andrew Coe 
Ann Coleman 
Dianne Delong 
Jimmy Downing 
Charles Duvall 
Dickie Ellis 
Lyndall Fisher 
Ethel Foster 
Robert Fraizer 
Doris Gammon 
Roger Grant 
Barbara Greene 
FRESHMAN 
FIRST ROW: David Greene, Edna Greene, Elsie Groome, Carol Ann Harlow, Carroll Ann Harlow, Glen Harlowe. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Harrell, Katherine Hanis, Billy Hart, Richard Henshaw, Hershell Hepler, Jimmy Hirer.
Danny Hix 
Jane Hodges 
Donald Hopkins 
Randy Houser 
Billy Jones 
Charles Kelly 
Linda Kincannon 
Henry Knight 
Phyllis Lacy 
David Lain 
Mary Elizabeth Long 
Betty Mae Madison 
Mary E. Massie 
Nancy Martin 
Jimmy McClarey 
Jimmy McGhee 
J5T 
FRESHMAN , 
FIRST ROW: Carolyn Moody, Elwood Morris, Patsy Musser, Karl Nidermaier, Donald Nelson, Roger Nesselrod. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Newman, Nell Nicholas, Marylene O'Cull, Nina Parrish, Mattie Parrish, Doris Pate. 
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Kathryn Paul 
Ann Carol Perkins 
Margaret Perkins 
Nancy Perkins 
Ronnie Perkins 
Mary Alice Perry 
Roy Reeves 
Harriet Ryan 
Jackie Satterwhite 
Elizabeth Seay 
John Sharp 
Dianne Sharpe 
Dwayne Sharpe 
Gilbert Sims 
Marvin Sims 
Judy Smith 
FRESHMAN 
FIRST ROW: Ernest Sprouse, John Strong, Roy Tate, George Taylor, Petie Thacker, Shirley Trainham. SECOND ROW: Bobby Vogt, Martha Ware, Becky Whitlock, Ann Wilkins, Katie Wills, Randy Young. 
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five years. 
Ah, refreshment! We never had Coke 
machines at grade school . . .
 a major part 
recreation. 
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Bobby Duke, President; Teressa Trainham, Vice President; George Lancaster, Secretary; Betsey Maddox, Treasurer. 
EIGHTH CORPORAL 
G RA D E 
Linda Aldrige Allen Bordon 
David Atkins Gerald Bowles 
Mary Lee Badgett Bruce Boxley 
Geral'd Bailey Charlotte Bean 
Janice Berger Henry Brewington 
David Burrus Carlton Byers Shirley Cannon Mildred Carter Ray Chisholn 48
EIGHTH GRADE 
Daniel Clough Richard Corker 
Charlotte Dodson Kenneth Gammon 
J. V. Clough Marjorie Davis 
Robert Duke Bobby Gammon 
Michael Cook Margaret Deal 
Thomas Dunivan Carolyn Greene 
Cheryl Cook Ricky Deavers 
Bonnie Edwards James Groome 
Ernest Craig 
Betty Dabbins 
Nancy Freeman Michael Hall 
Ronald Hankins Ronald Hanks Carolyn Harris Judy Hart Jane Hartley 49
EIGHTH GRADE 
PHOTO 
NOT AVAILABLE 
Frances Henry Louise Johnson 
TOO BUSY 
PHOTO 
Not Available 
Delpha Hicks Terry Johnson 
Thurman Hodges Barbara Kean 
David Hopkins Joe Labrador 
Joyce Humphrey George Lacy 
Cecil Lamb Hyter Lloyd 
Shirley Lamb George Lancaster Edward Leake Ronnie Leighty Kenneth Lord Donald Luck Lynn MacQueen Betsye Maddox 
Shirley Martin Susan Massie Joanne Mausolf Susanne McDonald Barbara Morris 50
EIGHTH GRADE 
Lemuel Morse Donna Peckham 
Delymane Perkins 
Lindon Northberg Betty Poindexter 
Herman Parrish Dennis Powell 
Meford Perkins 
William Redmond Dorothy Richmond 
Linda Riddell Donald Rosson Margaret Sharpe Eugene Shelton 
Louise Rosson 
Georgianna Simme 
Barbara Sharpe Iris Sims 
Helen Sharpe Harry Sims 
Linwood Sprouse Ray Sprouse Bobby Sprouse Wesley Sprouse Harry Sprouse 51
EIGHTH GRADE 
Bruce Stone 
Betty Thomas 
Brenda Towsey Virginia Walker 
Jimmy Strong 
Peggy Lee Thomas 
Teresa Trainum James Walker 
Minnie Strong Phyllis Thomas 
Irving Tuck James Watson 
Becky Thacker Patsy Thompson 
Max Tuck 
Cyrus Weaver 
Arnette Thomas Judy Tolleson 
Wayne Turney Mary Wilkins 
Melba Williams Steve Wills Cosby Woolfolk 
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Mr. Russell B. Gill, the first principal of LCHS whose wise leadership brought three high school groups together and bound them into one new, cooperative whole, who established most of the wholesome procedures which have become traditions at LCHS, established a Student Council during the first year of the life of LCHS. 
The Student Council, as originally established, functioned through the years as the organ of student expression in the affairs of the school. LCHS has been made a happier community because of the good cooperation among students and between students and faculty which the Student Council has inspired. 
In 1953, the Student Council affiliated with the Student Cooperative Association of Virginia. The SCA is a pioneer and a model among State Student Council Associations. Membership in SCA has en abled our Student Council to cooperate with and benefit from the experiences of other schools and has afforded our Student Leaders an opportunity to have fellowship with Student Leaders of other schools. 
FIRST ROW (seated), left to right: Judy Smith, Kay Compton, Marjorie Winston, Donna Peckham, Judy Tolleson, Phyllis Thomas, Paula King; SECOND ROW: Martha Spicer, Charles Rosson, Faye Shealor, Glynn Harlow, Roger Adams, Everette Holley, Jenny King, Tommy Hicks (President); THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gammon, Carolyn Newman, Jane Tuggle, Margaret Newman, Marcus Smith, Tommy Sims, 
Johnny Butler. 
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OFFICERS 
OFFICERS: Jenny King, Parliamentarian; Jane Tuggle, Vice President; Tommy Hicks, President; Mr. Meredith and Mr. Hall, Co-Sponsors. 
S.C. A. COMMITTEES 1959-1960 
WAYS AND MEANS Faye Shealor, Chairman Carolyn Newman 
Johnny Butler 
OBJECTIVES 
Paula King, Chairman Kay Compton 
Tom Sims 
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Martha Spicer, Chairman Jeanette Sprouse 
Shirley Grant 
Roger Adams 
W. G. Clark 
Shelton Clough 
SAFETY 
Cutler Sims, Chairman Charles Rosson 
Bernard Perkins 
BULLETIN BOARDS 
Margaret Newman, Chairman Gloria Runnett 
Mary Lou Pennington 
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE Margie Winston, Chairman 
Margaret Newman 
Jane Tuggle 
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The LCHS Chapter of the National Honor Society, formed in 1956 to replace the Beta Club, is the most honored organization in the school. Its members are the most outstanding juniors and seniors at LCHS. 
Each year new members are tapped into the LCHS Chapter of this nation-wide society at an N.H.S. assembly. They are chosen by the faculty on the basis of (1) Scholarship (A-B average), (2) Leadership, (3) Character, and (4) Service. 
The 1959-60 objectives included publishing the school newspaper, giving a scholarship to a deserving NHS senior, recognizing the honor-roll students, and encouraging the four basic N. H.S. qualities in our school. 
Eighteen new members were inducted at the official ceremony this year: Pat Barlow, Velma Bollinger, Rowena Tyler, William Ware, Linda Boxley, Georgianna Bagby, Patsy Peers, J. B. Lumsden, Mary Margaret Waldrop, Johnny Mac Bailey, Larry Lawson, Betty Conrad, Nelson Walker, Joy Fisher, Milton Atkins, Mattie Spicer, Jane Tuggle, and Ann Harper. 
SEATED, left to right: Edna Acors, Shirley Grant (Secretary), Jackie Crebbs (President), Betty Knight (Vice President), Margaret Newman, Shelby Halterman. STANDING: Tommy Hicks, Marjorie Winston, Roger Adams, Faye Taylor, Jeannette Sprouse, Sandy Peckham, Dot Smith, Faye Shealor, Betty Coe, Barbara Walker, and Jenny King. 
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WHEEL CLUB OFFICERS: MEMBERS: 
Pres., W. G. Clark 
Vice Pres., J. B. Lumsden 
Secretary, Roger Adams 
Treas. , William Ware 
Pari. , Milton Atkins 
Sgt. -at-Arms, Tommy Hicks 
Chaplain, Johnny Mac Bailey 
Early in the last school year, a group of LCHS's outstanding boys were informed that plans had been made to. form a "Wheel Club." This boys' club, sponsored by the Rotary Club, would be an organiza tion devoted to service in the school and community. 
Before the end of the year, the organization of the club was well under way, and membership had grown to 15. Open only to the most outstanding 
Shelton Clough 
Jerry Daltan 
Douglas Hunley 
Everette Holley 
Larry Lawson 
Bobby Martin 
Butch Morris 
Gregory Winston 
school leaders, the membership is small, to include these select few, and to preserve the prestige of the club. 
This year, the Wheel’Club, under the leader ship of President W. G. Clark, hopes to undertake many worthwhile projects for improvement of the school and community. 
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Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary 
Society for High School Journalists, was organized tc 
encourage and reward individual achievement in 
journalism and allied fields, and to raise the standard
of high school journalism. Members of the Quill an; 
Scroll must be of at least junior standing, in the upp. 
third of their class, must have done superior work in 
some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor, 
must be recommended by the advisor, and approved 
by the executive secretary. 
Patsy Fisher, Shelby Halterman, Jackie Crebbs, Betty. Knight, Rowena Tyler, Edna Acors, Margaret Newman, and Faye Shealor. 
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The EX LIBRIS Club is composed of those students 
who have shown an especial interest in books. They 
work in the library as assistants, helping the librarian 
with many duties, such as checking out books and 
repairing them. 
President: Marian Acors 
Vice President: Patsy Peers 
Secretary-Treasurer: Jane Tuggle 
MEMBERS - FIRST ROW: Edna Acors, Marian Acors, Diane Cannon, Mildred Clough, Jackie Crebbs, Dolores Dodson, Joy Fisher, and Roger Grant. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hall, Betty Knight, Kathy Lasley, Margaret Newman, Gail Parrish, Patsy Peers, Jane Tuggle, and Becky Whitlock. 
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ANNUA 
EDITORS: Louise Cave, Book-Sales Manager; Rowena Tyler, Editor-in-Chief; Sandra Peckham, Layout Editor; Julia Ware, Advertisement Editor; Betty Coe, Business Manager; Patsy Fisher, Photographic Editor; (not pictured) Jackie Crebbs, Copy-Clerical Editor. 
STAFF AIDS 
ADS: 
Patsy Peers 
Linda Jones 
Johnny Hadder 
Nancy Graham 
Carolyn Ryan 
Martha Spicer 
PHOTO; 
Latane Atkins 
Carlene Runquist 
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BOOK SALES: Fred Ellis 
Billy Omduff 
Linda Daniel 
SPORTS: 
Dickie Purcell Gerry Daltan 
Carolyn Newman Buddy Richardson 
LAYOUTS: 
Nancy Knight 
Becky Whitlock 
Betty Conrad 
Mary Lou Pennington Mattie Spicer 
Georgianna Bagby Cecilia Compton Joy Fisher 
Katrine Kincannon Judy Tolleson 
STAFF 
Layout Staff Advertising Staff Book Sales Staff 61
MAJORETTES: C. Hirer and B. Snider; F. Racey, L. Cave, L. Boxley, B. Jones, M. F. Duncan, A. Harper, C. Harlow, M. Winston, F. Hopkins, J. Sauer, L. Johnson, J. Spicer, R. Spicer, M. Spicer, T. Sims,. J. Andrews, J. Hadder, J. King, L. Barksdale, L. Atkins, G. Harlow, G. Runnett, F. Shealor, W. Ware, L. Hargrave, J. B. Lumsden, D. Smith, M. Ware, B. Harris, J. Turner, M. Spicer, B. Jones, D. Hix, M. Pennington, Director C. Harding. 
LCHS 
Danny Hix and Mary Lou Pennington Winston. 
help out in the percussion section.63
President, Shelby Halterman; Vice President, Jenny King; Treasurer, Nancy Omduff; Secretary, Carolyn Corker. 
The Monogram Club's main objective in the school is to promote athletic participation among all the students. To become a member of the club, a 
student must earn a Varsity letter in one of the five sports activities in the school. 
Another objective is to award these 
outstanding students certificates, letters, or sweaters for their participation in 
sports'. 
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Our Safety Patrol was organized in 1941 by Mr. 
Lancaster. Its purpose is to help promote safety on 
the school buses, in the school, and on the school 
grounds. 
Safety Patrol sponsors are Mr. Hall and Mr. Morris. 
OFFICERS, KNEELING: Pat Barlow, secretary; Charles Rosson, captain; and Julia Ware, lieutenant. MEMBERS: Becky Thacker, Joan Nave, Nancy Ornduff, Ronald Deavers, Tex Pierce, Jimmy Bumpass, Virginia Watkins, Anna Madison, Betty Madison, Barbara Morris, Nancy Freeman, Joyce Humphrey, Lois Taylor, Hazel Brown, Evelyn Wright, Donald Rosson, Donald Nelson, Willis Barnes, David Greene, Bobby Harris, Roger Hicks, Elva Brooks, Elwood Morris, Edward Boxley, Henry Brewington, Mildred Clough, Johnny Butler, Margaret Kean, Joyce Mahanes, Margaret Perkins, Mason Ware, Roy Chisholm, Malcolm Barrett, Lynne McQueen, James Downing, Suzanne MacDonald, Ellis Battle. 
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The Louisa chapter of the Future Business 
Leaders of America, formed in 1952, is a club 
for students taking a business course. 
The F. B.L. A. strives to: 
1. Develop competent, aggressive business 
leadership. 
2. Strengthen the confidence of young men an: 
women in themselves. 
3. Create more interest and understanding in 
the intelligent choice of business occupations. 
4. Encourage development of individual project 
and in establishing themselves in business. 
5. Encourage improvement in the home and 
community. 
6. Participate in worthy undertakings for the I 
improvement of business in the community. 
7. Develop character-, train for useful citizen 
ship, and foster patriotism. 
8. Participate in cooperative effort. 
9. Encourage and practice thrift. 
10. Encourage improvement in scholarship and
promote school loyalty. 
11. Provide and encourage development of organized recreational activities. 
12. Improve and establish standards for entrance 
upon store and office occupations. 
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teaches a short hand class. 
Martha trimming the F. T. A. 
Christmas tree. 
F. T.A. 
The Louisa County High School chapter of the Future Teachers of America is named the Charles Turner Chapter in honor of Dr. Charles Turner, now a professor at Washington and Lee University. Dr. Turner taught here during our school's first year. 
The purpose of F. T. A. is to give high school students an opportunity to explore the possibility of teaching as a career. 
The future teachers contribute to life at LCHS by serving as teachers when the regular instructors must be absent from classes. Their annual activities include decorating the school's Christmas tree, awarding a scholarship to a deserving senior member, and visiting a good teachers' college.
.. JF. H. Ay, sponsors, Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Pennington. 
F. H. A. at 
work. 
We learn by individual progress and club achievements the stairsteps to happy family living.; 
We cook meals, make our clothes, plan budgets, and learn to be good all-around F.H. A. 'ers. 
"We face the future with warm courage and high hopes because we are the Future Homemakers of America. 
F.H.A. MEMBERS 
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The Future Farmers were organized at LCHS in 1940. There are 113 members in the Louisa Chapter. 
The F. F. A. motto is: 
Learning to do; 
Doing to learn. 
Earning to live; 
Living to serve. 
F.F.A. sponsors are Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Pennington. The colors are National Blue and Corn Gold. 
Mr. Pennington and Mr. Lancaster, F.F.A. sponsors. 
F.F.A. OBJECTIVES: Supervised farming, cooperation, community service, leadership, earnings and savings, conduct of meetings, scholarship, recreation, and general self-improvement. 
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Mr. Lancaster, sponsor, displays K. V.G. 
K. V. G. 
PLEDGE 
"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 wildlife." 
GREW LEADERS 
calendar. Louisa Cuckoo - - - 
Green Springs 
Mineral------- 
Dickie Ellis, Danny Lanford, 
and Richard Hartley help 
keep VIRGINIA green. 
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Lloyd Bickley — Carl Lacy Robert Norton - - Floyd Hix 
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FIRST ROW: Jimmy Spicer, Month Hirer, William Ware, J. B. Lumsden, Johnny Hadder, Nicky Harlow, Henry Goodwin, Floyd Hix, Randy Rosson; SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Larry Lawson, Johnny Butler, Butch Morris, Carl Lacy, Tommy Hicks, Tex Pierce, Wilson Chiles, Bobby Harris, Wendell Bowles. 
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Co-Captains, 
LACY and HICKS 
Louisa-----28 Spotsylvania 
Louisa--- Varina
Louisa -  Powhatan 
Louisa---- Madison
Louisa - Albemarle 
Louisa -  Orange  
Louisa---- Goochland 
Louisa - -- Patrick Henry  
Louisa - Fluvanna 
Louisa- Lee Davis ------- 
CARL LACY - Senior 
Fullback 
TOMMY HICKS - Senior Tackle 
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RANDY ROSSON - Sophomore End 
WILSON CHILES - Sophomore Tackle 
JIMMY SPICER - Junior Quarterback 
WENDEL BOWLES - Junior Fullback 
BOBBY HARRIS - Sophomore Tackle 
JONNY HADDER - Sophomore Quarterback 
J. B. LUMSDEN - Junior Halfback 
MONTY HITER - Junior Guard 
JIMMY THACKER - Sophomore Quarterback 
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JOHNNY BUTLER - Junior End 
NICKY HARLOW - Junior Halfback 
GERRY DALTON - Sophomore Guard 
NOT PICTURED 
LARRY LAWSON - Junior End 
DOSWELL PIERCE - Senior Halfback 
HENRY GOODWIN - Junior Guard 
WILLIAM WARE - Senior 
End 
FLOYD HIX - Senior 
Halfback 
BUTCH MORRIS - Sophomore Center 
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ALL THE WORK ISN’T JUST ON THE FIELD. . . 
1. Under supervision of Coach Hall, the boys set up the bleachers for the first home football game. 
2. Cheerleaders must practice before the game in order to give their best performance. 
3. Ma Russell must supervise all concession stand work. 
4. The cheerleaders form the "unofficial line-up" to give the boys moral support and encourage ment. 
5. Several girls render help to 
decorate the goal posts, the 
standard of victory. 
6. Co-Captain Carl Lacy sees the 
real action on the field. 
7. Coaches Hall and Morris 
"sweat it out" behind the lines 
with coffee and cigars. 
8. Coach Morris leaves the dressing room with a glow of satisfaction, a smile of victory.

J. V. FOOTBALL
LOUISA
Spotsylvania
Albemarle 
Powhatan
Spotsylvania 
Albemarle

MR. HALL, J-V Football Coach
VARSITY
BASKETBALL
Larry Lawson shoots
a hook to put Louisa
ahead of Colonial Heights.
Jimmy Spicer
shoots a high
one for Louisa.
SR
KNEELING: Wendell Bowles, Wayne Cook, Henry Goodwin, Nicky Harlowe; STANDING: Johnny Butler, Larry Lawson, David Guild, Butch Morris, Eddie Abell, Jimmy Spicer, and Coach Morris.
J-V TEAM - (Left to right): Joe Wills, Joe Abell, Jimmy McGehee, Gene Shelton, Robert Martin, Ran-
dolph Rosson, H. T. Barton, John Seay, Johnny Hadder, Linwood Sprouse, and Cy Weaver.
4
Louisa plays the
offensive.
LCHS
starts to
score.

VARSITY,
BASKETBALL
Ann Harper goes for a Louisa long
shot.
Martha Spicer and Patrick Henry girl jump
for the ball.
Anna Madison, Georgianna Bagby, Gloria Runnett, Linda Johnson, Martha Spicer, Mattie Spicer, Cecil-
ia Compton, Katrine Kincannon, Judy Sauer, Nancy Graham, Margaret Newman, Julia Ware, Ann Harp-
er. Scorekeeper, Shelby Halterman; Coach, Alice Russell; and Manager Patsy Fisher.

JUNIOR
VARSITY
BASKETBALL
Louisa shoots for a possible score.
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J.-V. TEAM
FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Seay, Donna Peckham, Carol Harlow, Betty Madison, Judy Smith; SECOND ROW:
Susan Besley, Linda Kincannon, Becky Burton, Betty Burton, Carolyn Newman, Mary Long, and Linda
Barksdale. Coach, Sally Johnson.

CHEERLEADERS
VARSITY
JUNIOR VARSITY

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Left to right: Elsie Groome, Judy Smith, Shirley Traimham, Darnita Sheridan,
Carolyn Ryan, Carolyn Newman.
HEAD: Sandra Peckham. FRONT TO BACK: Shelby Halterman, Madge Harri-
son, Carolyn Corker, Yvonne Hampton, Kay Compton, Linda Jones.
THE BATHE Of PETERSBURG -June M.kSb4
HOME
Homecoming Game - Louisa v. Patrick Henry
HOMECOMING COURT, 1959: Shirley Grant, Jerry King, Marjorie Winston, Queen Faye Shealor, Patsy
Fisher, Sandra Peckkam, and Shelby Halterman.
Miss Faye Shealor, LCHS
Homecoming Queen, 1959

COMING

Louisa's 1959 Homecoming Game was with
Patrick Henry High School. The score was
7-2 in Patrick Henry's favor.
At right are pictured Carl Lacy, 22, and
Jimmy Spicer, 11, who were instrumental in
Louisa's scoring.

HOMECOMING COURT - (Standing, front): Shirley Grant, and Jenny King; (Seated): Sandy Peckham,
Shelby Halterman, Patsy Fisher; (Standing, back): Marjorie Winston, and Queen Faye Shealor.
CONVENTION
to
Bulletin Board welcomes district S. C. A. 'ers
to the district meeting at LCHS.
Jane Tuggle and Louise Cave register dis-
trict guests.
Mr. Edwin Betts, guest speaker, inspires
S. C. A. ‘ers.

District Chairman Jenny King presides
the meeting.
iiO
-jai-.
CAREER DAY
CAREER DAY

STATE
and G I R L S’
B O Y S’
S. I. P. A. CONVENTION

Students consult with the representative from
the U. S. Army.

Faye Shealor, Rowena Tyler, and Jackie Crebbs
were among those attending the S.I.P. A. Con-
vention.
Representatives to Boys’ and Girls' State are:
Jenny King, Tommy Hicks, William Ware,
Roger Adams, and Margaret Newman.

Representative from Westhampton College talks
with LCHS students.
JR. CO. GOV.

Roger, Tommy, and William collect votes
from Jackson District.
Jimmy Spicer, an LCHS student, exercise5
his privilege to vote.
Commonwealth's Attorney, Linda Jones; Sheriff, Jimmy Thacker; Treasurer, Anita
Brooks; Commissioner of the Revenue, Johnny Hadder; County Clerk, Patsy Fisher.

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MOST TALENTED
Jackie Grebbs and
William Ware
MOST POPULAR
Faye Shealor and
Roger Adams
MOST LIKELY TO
SUCCEED
Roger Adams
and Rowena Tyler
MOST ATHLETIC
Jenny King and
Carl Lacy
NEATEST
W. G. Clark
and Shirley Grant
MOST FLIRTATIOUS
Billy Omduff and
Faye Shealor
BEST ALL-ROUND
WITTIEST
Gloria tanett
and VI. G. Clark
Tommy Hicks and
Margaret Newman
moST DEPENDABLE
Ytav^atex. NeMtnan. avA
Rsa^et kriams
BEST LOOKING
Faye Shealor
and Buddy Richardson

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Miss Ondra Faye Shealor
L. C. H. S. Homecoming Queen chosen
to reign over Louisa County High School
through the Festivities of October 30th.
Miss Linda Arline Jones, crowned Miss
L. C. H. S. in the 1959 F.H. A. Beauty
Contest, on December 11th.

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LOUISA
DRUG COMPANY
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X. WOODWARD INSURANCE
X. AGENCY
Louisa, Virginia
THE
JEFFERSON
SHOP
"Louisa's
T TA.
Shopping Center"
PEOPLE’S HARDWARE
Louisa, Virginia
TALLEY’S DRIVE-IN
Louisa, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
LOUISA
LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS
BAILEY’S
DRUG STORE
Louisa, Virginia

HERFF JONES COMPANY
Manufacturers of
Louisa County High School Rings
JAMES L. DECK
VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVE
P.O. Box 4735
Richmond 29, Virginia
Louisa County High School's
Commencement Announcements
and
Personal Cards
Supplied By
W. C. SAUNDERS
COMPANY
3110 West Marshall Street
Richmond, Virginia
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DR. W. L. BLANKENBAKER
DR. G. B. DANIEL
DR. E. P. DANIEL
EARL CRANK
DR. C. K. PERKINS
WILLIAM COOK
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DR. A. R. SOUTHALL, JR.
LEWIS KELLER, JR.
COMPLIMENTS OF
AMERICAN SILK MILLS
Orange, Virginia
R. CARLTON BROOKS
MacQUEEN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AGENCY
Insurance
Rentals
Real Estate
Bumpass, Virginia
Orange, Virginia
CRAFTON & SPARKS
STORE
Dial 7663
Louisa, Virginia
Orange, Virginia
B. & W. FARM SERVICE
KEMP’S
AUTO SERVICE
Repair and Wrecker Service
Phone Buckner 2651
Bumpass, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
HOLLINS’
MARKET
Local and Long-
General Merchandise
Distance Hauling
Apple Grove, Va*
Apple Grove, Virginia
PHILCO
TRACTOR
AMERICAN
GAS
LOUISA
APPLIANCE
GRANT’S GARAGE
General Repairs
Years”
LOUISA
EHEART’S
INSURANCE AGENCY
CASH and CARRY
Insurance - Surety Bonds
Staple and Fancy Groceries
MISS LEWISE COSBY, Agent
Gordonsville, Virginia
Phone 68
Phone TEmple 2-2256
Louisa, Virginia
DICKINSON BROS.
Pendleton, Va.
LUMBER COMPANY
Spotsylvania, Va.
Phone- TW 5-5214
J. W. KERSEY & SONS
KERSEY BROS.
General Merchandise
HAULING
Feed - Seed - Fertilizer
Bumpass, Virginia
Bumpass, Va.
Phone HUnter 6-2552
Phone HUnter 6-2552
J. T. LACY
LUCILLE’S
APPLIANCES
RESTAURANT
Gum Springs, Va.
Open 5: a.m. to 2: a. m.
Goochland, Va.
Good Food
Phone: HUnter 6-6454
Gas and Oil
General Electric Sales
and Service
Phone 3561
3562
E. LEWIS GIBSON
Agent
NATIONWIDE
INSURANCE
CO.
Auto
Fire
Life
Accident and Health
Mutual Funds
Compliments of
WOOLFOLK & COMPANY
Garment Manufacturers
Orange, Virginia
G. A. WAUGH
FURNITURE
Keepsake Diamonds
130 East Main Street
Phone 7774
Orange, Virginia
Phone TEmple 2-2240
THE LITTLE 5th AVE. SHOP
Compliments of
GRACE COLLINS
COINER’S HATCHERY
Ladies1 Shop
Orange, Virginia
Gordonsville, Virginia
Dial 3346
P. O. Box 605
RICKETT’S
Dial 2021
Orange, Virginia
Orange, Virginia
Phone Orange 3191
DRUG
STORE
C. C. PHILLIPS
JEWELER
Louisa,
Virginia
STEPHEN-DURRER
JEWELERS
JEFFERSON
MOTEL
and
DE VI VI’S
RESTAURANT
"Beauty Is My Business"
Gordonsville, Va.
DOBBINS
INSURANCE SERVICE
J. LEWIS DOBBINS
MARTHA H. DOBBINS
Louisa, Virginia
PEOPLES’ HARDWARE
Louisa, Virginia
PARRISH MOTOR CO.
Goochland, Va.
"Providing the Best in Insurance Protection"
"It’ll Pay You to See Parrish Motor Co. !"
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
.Louisa, Virginia
Louisa, Virginia
WOODWARD’S
FUNERAL HOME
COWHERD FORD
Gordonsville, Virginia
LEGGETT’S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Orange, Virginia
VIRGINIA METAL PRODUCTS, INC.
Orange, Va.
P. O. Route No. 3, Box 42

Beaverdam, Virginia

J. E. JONES
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS

Planning on Working in Industry?
Positions are usually open for certain qualified young men and
women at VMP.
We’d be happy to speak with you. We’d
suggest that you call Mr. Guy Vick, Manager yr
of Personnel, at Orange 2651 for an appointment.