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Yearbook Name
The Jacksonian Heritage 1966
Location
Woodstock, Virginia (Shenandoah County, VA)
Additional Information
Table
Moods of
of
Contents
Students
page 13
Faculty.......................page 8
"A time to impart...................”
"A time to receive.
Activities ...... ......... ...... page 73
"A time to share . &,■ . ...........................
Stonewall
Sports____________________________87
"A time to win.....................
Awards______________________103
"A time to reap...................
Ads .........................................
107
A time to support ..................................
SHENANDOAH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OFFICE OF THE DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA
JANUARY 12, 1966
To the Student Body
On behalf of the Shenandoah County School Board and the Administrative
Staff, may I take this opportunity to congratulate the yearbook staff, the
sponsors, the senior class and the entire faculty and student body for this
excellent publication. The work and effort required in preparing this
yearbook, I am sure, represents many months of detailed and tedious
planning and organizing.
May I take this opportunity to thank the teachers and students of Stonewall
Jackson High School for their spirit of cooperation and for their devotion
to duty. By your collective action you exemplify the best qualities in
American education and in the American way of life. Best wishes to each
of you.
Sincerely
CO- tO . <■« « POy-Q
W. W. Robinson
Division Superintendent
\LL JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL
[CE OF THE PRINCIPAL
MT. JACKSON, VA.
MAY 31, 1966
Students of Stonewall Jackson High School:
The editor, sponsors, and staff of the 1966 Jacksonian Heritage are to be
complimented for the very fine yearbook which they have published. Their
many hours of hard work and personal sacrifices have provided us with
a lasting memory of the enjoyable and profitable 1965-1966 school year.
You, the students of Stonewall Jackson High School, are to be commended
for your excellent school spirit, fine cooperation, and desire to succeed
in school as well as in life. The school staff has appreciated the cooper-
ation they received from you and it is through our working together that
we accomplished our goals and objectives.
I would like to extend to each of you my best wishes for successful years
in the future.
ly yours,
Ralph E. Newland
to
JICr. tJSooGu Grants
6
Mr. Miguel Chellini
Spanish I
Mr. Bobby Crantz
Assistant Principal
Algebra I
Mrs. Ruth Jones
English 9
French I, n
Mr. Hugh Hawkins
Agric. I, n, IV
Mr. Pat Johnson
Phys. Ed.
World History
Geography
Mrs. Virginia Myers
Guidance, Science 8
Home Ec I
Mrs. Catherine Murray
Secretary to Principal
Miss Shirley Dellinger
Shorthand I
Typing n, Gen. Business
Miss Elizabeth Kagey
English 9
Latin I, II
Mrs. Burwell Neale
Typing I, Bookkeeping
Shorthand n
8
Miss Julia Fansler
Librarian
Mr. Frank Fesperman
U. S. History
Art I, H
Mrs. Lucille Good
Home Ec. I, H, III
Mr. James Key
Mechanics I, II
Meeh. Drawing
Mrs. Grace Metz
English 8 & 12
Miss Shirley Minnick
English 10
Yearbook
Mr. George Moore
English 9
D. E., I. C. T.
Mr. James O'Dell
Geography, Civics
Phys. Ed.
Mr. Linden Orebaugh
Band I, II
Mrs. Jeni Owens
Phys. Ed.
9
Mr. Stanley Price
Driver Education
Mr. Dean Stump
Biology, Math 9
Mrs. Mary Wynkoop
Adv. Bio., Bio. 9
Phys. Ed.
Mr. William Shinn
Phys. Ed., Science 8
Mrs. Violette Ryan
Guidance
Mrs. Ruth Swartz
Gov't.
U. S. History
Mrs. Ruth Tisinger
English 11, Newspaper
Applied English
Mrs. Jo Ann Zerkel
Physics, Adv. Algebra
Plane & Solid Geometry
Yearbook
Mr. Luther Simmons
Math 8
Mr. Fred Zerkel
Chemistry, Algebra II
Science 8
Mrs. Sandra Weatherholtz
U.S. & World History
English 8
Mrs. Glenna Zirkle
Guidance, Choral
English 8
10
Mr. McNeal________ Janitor
Personnel
Cooks
Mrs. Sigler
Mrs. McNeal
Mrs. Crider
Mrs. Frye
Mrs. Whistler
ii
Honor Graduates
JUDY BOWMAN
Radford College
LINDA BRINKER
Radford College
FREDDIE WINOKER
Radford College
J. W. GOOD
Bridgewater College
MARY MARGARET SELLERS
University of Georgia
12
President. . .
Vic e- President ..............
Secretary. . .
Treasurer . .
Reporter . . .
. Tony Barrick
Donald Phillips
Carolyn McNeal
.Joyce Marston
Gregory Grim
(Senior
The strongest man on earth is he
who stands alone.
John Besfie TIMins
Never trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you.
A man's fortune lies in some pursuit which brings him happiness.
Out of moderation pure happiness
springs.
Jony C'ujene
A quiet man is liked by all.
U
Undrea Jfope jMosser
Diviijfit Jfvis/iman BBowers
A man who is master of patience
is master of everything else.
Think all you speak, but speak not all you think.
15
C ddki deed Tiradfiefd
I think; therefore I am.
Cinda (71 nn Tirin^r
Knowledge is a treasure and pa-
tience is the key to it.
TKic/iae/ 'Sreene Cfana/ian
I have often regretted my speech,
never my silence.
Jjonnic G ffen C/em
Nothing is impossible to a willing
heart.
C.arle JKarlin (.dine
Not- unless we- fill our. existence
with an aim do we make it life -
16
Glass
Jlrenrfa 'Jinn Jiurner
L
Jerry Ccfgar G/iristensen
In nothing do men more nearly
approach perfection than in doing
good to their fellow men.
The art of praising is the begin-
ning of the art of pleasing.
Jutfg Garof Cfine
Santfra Jag Craig
Earnestness is enthusiasm tem-
pered by reason.
I like work; it fascinates me. I
can sit and look at it for hours.
Silence can be strongly heard.
17
O/cnna £ee Grider
In everyone's life there is a spark
of laughter; it's my job to bring
it out.
(Senior
TL/iiaGet/i Jlnne Grim
And mistress of her fate though
China falls . . .
\)Colra Def/inyer Dodson
One's most prized possession is
belief in ones self and in others.
tiantfu 7. Dodson
A sound head, an honest heart,
I and a humble spirit are the three
best guides through time and to
eternity.
J/eresa Jinn Journal/
Enjoy. when you can, endure when
you must.
18
C/ass
Dorot/iy C.fha6et/i Damson
Silence and modesty are very val-
uable qualities in conversation.
Dincfa "JoDu Deffinger
Love lives in cottages as well as
in castles.
[Peyyy ^,iy
Politeness costs nothing and gains
everything.
(.tayne thryif Jat/wu
Life has its times for fun, but
never take them lightly.
yCina Douise C step
There is no better exercise for
^“gTre:h'gfhenih‘g'theheart'than- - .
reaching down and lifting people
up.
Senior
Hou let!e C-ffen -Jrije
It matters not how long we live
but how.
('j/iarfes C cfa/arcf Junlutouser
Happy is the man who seeks folly
in his youth.
Vara JKaryaret Sioffailau
Silence is as deep as Eternity;
speech is as shallow as Time.
IJaeob IJai'nin ^yoo<J HI
A wise man never loses anything
if he has himself.
C'>/ieru/ Darlene .jritn
The reward of a thing well done
^istonave done it.
20
Hoyer ~Daune Sadfey
Nothing befalls a man except what
is in his nature to endure.
ddieifa J fail
Laughter is my object; *tis a
property in man essential to his
■reason.™————————
GarlandZfranfcfin Sfoffadau
The future lies hidden in what we
do today.
JlCary C ou dTansGuryer
Life is a series of surprises.
Gregory 1-ynn
To see a world in a grain of sand
and'a'Iieaveniira wildflower:
21
Senior
1
James JYiiffip Jfarfotv, Jr
There is an hour in each man's
life appointed to make his happi-
ness if then he seize it.
iirenc/a (.<arof J/aa>/eins
We are made wise not by the re-
collections of our past but by the
responsibilities of our future.
TDarren C ugene Kepler
Live today but don't forget about
tomorrow.
Diana Lee Hepner
The heart has reasons of which
reason has no knowledge.
HanJra IfizaLell Jfepner
Say not that she did well or ill but
that she did her best.
22
Class
Jiicharcfjfaaifins
Vary everything except your
love.
Being friends to everyone gives
you no enemies.
ones
A little nonsense now and then is
relished by the wisest men.
fjhniny fee J1 fines
The foolish man seeks happiness
in the distancej the "wise grows it -
under his feet.
J'ame/u fjean Hinfi/e
The most wasted day is one in
which we have not laughed.
23
C/uaGel/i 71 nn JGir/in
*7!flan G/iristian Lena
Sometimes I just sit and think,
and sometimes I just sit.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
It will never pass into nothing-
ness.
71k,iff, i‘ di sun Gear
The happiest of all lives is a busy
solitude.
Jionaffl Tlanjamin Lionq
Man is meant for happiness and
happiness is meant for him.
USaSu
To know, to esteem, to love, to
24
G/ass
\ \
TCennelfi Gugene Cfoijrf
An ounce of work is worth many
pounds of words.
fRofer! 7!fan /fincfamooff
The hardest job of all is trying
to look busy when you're not.
Garofun Jdona Jl[c\)Caaf
Wisdom is the principal thing.
Therefore, get wisdom and with
thy getting get understanding.
Gfiarfene 7aufelhi fiuiz
I leave my character behind me.
25
Senior
Jurfq 71 nn T/CcTCeaf
She possesses the little known art
of being happy.
Danin/Jfaroftf /Oc/io/sun
Our todays and yesterdays are
the blocks with which we build
our tomorrow.
cSZazv/7 71 nn 7lCiffer
Ask yourself always, How can this
be done better?
7Jeqqu Clue JJain!er
Too low they build who build be'
neath the stars.
~.7u</y 7/1 nn T^trJtins
There is a mood of melancholy
tint wings the soul anapoints to
the sky.
26
f mes/ Jltfcun JlCoomatv
There are men who are happy
without knowing it.
Donafd 7i)ai/ne T/iiffips
There are wise thoughts behind
-those devilish eyes. -
Jaye 'Juice JKoomaoj
A moment's thinking is worth an
hour of words.
Silvia Sue "Pippin
An innocent heart is a very brittle
thing.
Slierru Jinn Pafantf
She speaketh not; but there lies a
conversation in her eyes.
£
27
(.'•arrcifl JKarlin 'JZutfy
When opportunity knocks, I' 11 pull
Trnfflnr"®
28
MMKMM
Class
J e ter Juan J\eday
Why work? The more we study
the more ignorance we discover.
Xancy >anor Ttea
Clocks will go as they are set;
but man is never constant, never
certain.
.....................
JCenriefla /See Sager
A. part of kindness is loving peo-
-ple^more4hah they -deserve. •• -
Diana /Suci/fe Sc/iaeffer
The deed is everything, the fame
is nothing.
Dio/el JICay tSieuer
Little friends make great friends.
29
cSe/2ZG»r
Jltarij JICargaretOe/iin
Let your life lightly dance on the
edges of time, like dew on the tip
of a leaf.
DarrsffLJCeilfi tjmool
K nickname lasts forever.
~L)iffiain (. (Ja arr! visadinan
You cannot climb the ladder of
success with your hands in your
pockets.
(jarof Lies dt/onsburnsr
■i
Ferrance Lies LSlunL/s
Good things come in small pack-
ages.
Blessed be the man who first in-
-vented'Sleep—*-
30
G/ass
1
I
Larry Desk’ff Specfit
0y the work one knows the work-
man.
Oroi/I* Ggq Grnooi
Farmers are the backbone of civ-
ilization.
Life is composed of two parts:
that which is past-a memory, and
that which is to come-a wish. Jr.
A mind is not completely well
organized that is deficient in a
sense of humor.
Lott Jiuffetl ( )arr
Faith, is the substance of things
'hdped*for7~th'e“evidence'Of-things——~— -------■
unseen.
31
Candid Camera
32
Senior
i)ramaiics
you Gan 7 9a£e 9t 7s)it£ yOu
"And furthermore, I don't want to
go home."
"Rheba, did you fall into the flour
bin?"
"Just one more swallow, dearie."
Penny ............ Freddie Winoker
Essie ................. Sharon Miller
Rheba ................... Sandra Rice
Paul ................. Donnie Phillips
DePinna ................. Joe Coffman
Donald __________....... Leslie Adkins
Grandpa . . . . Terry Christensen
Alice....................... Nancy Rea
Tony ..................... Danny Rice
Kolenkhov .............. Pete Reday
Henderson & Jim . . Carroll Rudy
Mr. Kirby .............. Allan Long
Mrs. Kirby . . . . Joyce Marston
Mac ................... Kenneth Lloyd
G-Man ................ Larry Specht
Gay. . . . . Mary Margaret Sellers
Olga ........................Nina Estep
"Look, Mr. Kolenkhov, I've finally
learned to pirouette."
Directed
by
Shirley
Minnick
"Ignorance is no excuse, Mr. Van-
derhof, when it comes to income
tax."
"May I present Mr. Vanderhof, alias
Charlie, the milkman, alias snake
collector."
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((UOl2uil[SV^[ OJ^ Of) SAOlUOg”
Commencement
Processional ......................... Stonewall Jackson High School Band
Invocation....................................................... Lewis O. Dasher
Reformation Lutheran Church
New Market, Virginia
Salutatorian....................................................... J. W. Good, III
Speakers ......................... Mary Margaret Sellers, Honor Graduate
Linda Ann Brinker, Honor Graduate
Fredericka Ellen Winoker, Honor Graduate
Presentation of Diplomas ................... Ralph E. Newland, Principal
Valedictorian ................................................ Judy Ann Bowman
Benediction ..................................................... Henry C. Castor
Forestville Lutheran Charge
Mt. Jackson, Virginia
♦Recessional ......................... Stonewall Jackson High School Band
35
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Judy Bowman and J. W. Good
MOST DEPENDABLE
Carolyn McNeal and J. W. Good
Who’s
ft",* VjaBWMl
BEST DRESSED
Nancy Rea and Allan Long
ATHLETIC
Nancy Rea and Danny Rice
Judy Bowman and J. W. Good
MOST MUSICAL
Freddie Winoker and Danny Rice
Senior
FRED ABBOTT
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol- 2,3,4,5, Capt.
- 3,4; F.T.A.- 3; D.E.- 4; Library Club- 4,5;
REVEILLE- 5, Business Mgr.- 5.
JOHN ATKINS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Football- 2; Varsity
Football- 3; Track- 3,4; Lettermen's Club-
4,5; One-Act Play Festival- 4.
DELMA BARB
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 3,4,5, Treas.- 4,
Sec.- 5; Safety Patrol- 3.
GERALDINE BARB
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Rep.-4; Glee Club- 2,3,4,5;
F.H.A.- 4,5.
2,3,4,5; J.V. Basketball- 2,3; Varsity Basket-
ball- 4,5, Co-Capt.- 5; Annual Staff- 4,5,
Treas.- 5; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
BRENDA BURNER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.B.L.A.- 4,5, Historian-
5; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
TERRY CHRISTENSEN
S.C.A.- 4,5; REVEILLE- 5, Editor- 5; Annual
Staff- 5; Jr. Play; Interact Club- 5, Rept.- 5.
MIKE CL AN AH AN
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; 8th grade Basketball- 1;
Intramurals- 2,3; F.F.A.- 3,4,5; Jr. Play;
Nat. Honor Society- 4,5; Annual Staff- 5.
PHILIP BARB
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5.
BONNIE CLEM
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4; Library Club" 4; F.H.A.- 5.
ANDREA BLOSSER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5, Federation
Officer- 5; Library Club- 5.
EARL CLINE
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; D.E.- 4,5, Vice-Pres.- 4,
Rept.- 5.
DWIGHT BOWERS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's
Club- 4,5; Varsity Football- 4,5;Co-Capt.- 5;
Class Officer-Sgt. at Arms- 4; Interact Club
5.
EDDIE BRADFIELD
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 5; Intramurals- 1;
F.B.L.A.- 4,5, Vice-Pres.- 4, Pres.- 5; Boy's
State- 4; REVEILLE- 5.
LINDA BRINKER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Ass't. Treas.- 1; Band- 1,
JUDY CLINE
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5.
JOE COFFMAN
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3,4,5; 8th grade
Basketball- 1; Intramurals- 2; Football Mgr.-
1,2; Basketball Mgr.- 3; Lettermen's Club-
3,4,5, Rept.- 4; Annual Staff- 3,4,5; Golf Team
- 4,5; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Nat. Honor Society-
5; Debate Team- 5; REVEILLE- 5.
SANDRA CRAIG
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3; F.B.L.A.- 4,5;
Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
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Directory
PEGGY EVY
GLENNA CRIDER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3; F.B.L.A.- 4,5,
Treas.- 4, Sec.- 5; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
ELIZABETH CRIM
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Glee Club- 1; Intramural
Basketball- 1,2; Forensics- 1,2; F.T.A.- 3,4,
5, Vice-Pres.- 4; Annual Staff- 3,4,5, Ass't.
Art Editor- 3,4, Art Editor- 5; Class Sec.- 3;
J.V. Basketball- 3; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5,
Sec.- 5; Jr. Play.
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5; Library
Club- 4; Annual Staff- 5.
WAYNE FAD LEY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4; J.V. Foot-
ball- 2; Varsity Football- 3,5; Track- 3;
Lettermen's Club- 4,5.
RULETTE FRY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4.
DOROTHY DAWSON
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 1; F.H.A.- 2,3,5;
Intramural Basketball- 2; J.V. Basketball- 3;
F.B.L.A.- 4.
LINDA FOLEY DELLINGER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5; Annual
Staff- 5; REVEILLE- 5.
CHARLES FUNKHOUSER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5.
FRANK GOLLADAY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4, Sentinel- 2,4;
J.V. Football- 1; Varsity Football- 2,3,4,5;
Track- 3; Intramural Basketball- 2,3; Letter-
men's Club- 2,3,4,5.
NOTRA DELL DODSON
S.C.A- 1,2,3,4,5;Band- 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol
- 2,3,4,5; J.V. Basketball- 2,3; Varsity Bas-
ketball- 4,5.
SANDY DODSON
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Football; Varsity Foot-
ball- 3.
TERESA DURRETT
S.C.A.- 3,4,5; F.B.L.A.- 4,5.
NINA ESTEP
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.-2,3,4,5, Vice-Pres.
-4, Federation Hist.- 4, Rept.- 5; Library
Club- 2,3,4,5, Vice-Pres.- 4, Pres.- 5; Class
Rept.- 3; Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5;
Basketball Scorekeeper- 5.
SARA GOLLADAY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5; Safety
Patrol- 1.
J. W. GOOD
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Treas.- 2, Vice-Pres.- 4,
Pres.- 5; Pres.- 4; Sec.- 2; Treas.- 1; TAP
Comm.- 2; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5; Boy's
State- 4; Intramural Basketball- 3,4,5; 8th
Grade Basketball; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Track
- 2, Mgr. 3,4,5; Varsity Basketball Mgr.- 4,5;
Varsity Football Mgr.-4,5; Lettermen's-Club
- 3,4,5.
CHERYL GRIM
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4; F.B.L.A.-
4,5; Forensics- 5; REVEILLE- 5.
GREG GRIM
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. Play; Annual Staff- 5;
Class officer, Rept.- 5.
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Senior
SHEILA HALL
S.C.A.- 5; Choral Club- 5.
MARY LOU HANSBERGER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4; Choral Club
- 5.
BRENDA HAWKINS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5,
Pres.- 5.
GARY HAWKINS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4, Sec.- 4; 8th
grade Basketball- 1; J.V. Basketball- 2; J.V.
Football- 2; Varsity Football-3; D.E.- 5, Sec.
5.
PAM HINKLE
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 2,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5,
Vice-Pres.- 3, Pres.-4, Federation Pres. -
5; Class Officer, Vice-Pres.- 3; Nat. Honor
Society- 4,5; Library Club- 5.
JIM JONES
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Basketball- 1; D.E.-
4,5.
ELIZABETH KERLIN
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3,4, Sec.- 4;
Valentine Princess- 1; Homecoming Prin-
cess-2,3,4,5; Miss Stonewall- 4; J.V. Basket-
ball- 3; Varsity Basketball- 4,5; Nat. Honor
Society- 4,5; Class Officer, Sec.- 3.
ROBERT LINDAMOOD
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3; Football- 3.
RICHARD HAWKINS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Football- 1; Varsity
Football- 2,3; Lettermen's Club- 2,3,4,5.
WARREN HEPLER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5.
DIANA HEPNER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5, Treas.-3,
Historian- 4; Nat. Honor Society- 5.
SANDRA HEPNER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 3,4; Band-1,2,3,4,5;
J.V. Basketball- 2; Basketball Mgr.- 3,4,5;
Lettermen’s Club- 4,5; Annual Staff- 4,5; Nat.
Honor Society- 4,5.
KENNETH LLOYD
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4; Nat. Honor
Society- 5; Sr. Play.
ALLEN LONG
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3,4,5; 8th grade
Basketball- 1; Intramural Basketball- 2,3,4,
5; J.V. Basketball- 3; Jr. Play; Track- 4,5;
Lettermen's Club- 4,5; Sr. Play; Interact Club
- 5.
RONNIE LONG
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3; 8th grade Bas-
ketball- 1; Intramural Basketball- 1,2,3,4,5;
Jr. Play; Annual Staff- 5; Sr. Play.
LOIS LUDWIG
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Jr. Play.
JIMMY HINES
CHARLENE LUTZ
S.C..A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Football- 2; Varsity
Football- 3,4,5; Track Mgr.- 3,4.
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 2,3;F.H.A.- 4,5; Nat.
Honor Society- 5.
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Directory
JOYCE MARSTON
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Library Club- 2,3,4,5, Rept.
- 4, Vice-Pres.- 5; F.H.A.- 4,5; Jr. Play;
Nat. Honor Society-4,5; Class Officer, Treas.
- 5; Sr. Play.
ball- 4; Basketball Mgr.- 5; Band- 3,4,5, All-
state Rep.- 3; Pres.- 5; Track- 3,4,5; Letter-
men's Club- 3,4,5, Pres.- 5; Class Officer-
Sec.- 4; Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Society- 5; An-
nual Staff- 5, Sports Ed.- 5; Sr. Play.
CAROLYN McNEAL
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Homecoming Princess- 1;
F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5,Sec.- 3; Girl's State- 4; Nat.
Honor Society- 4,5; Class Officer, Sec.- 5.
JUDY McNEAL
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5, Rept.- 3;
Nat. Honor Society- 5.
SHARON MILLER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5;Choral Club- 3,4,5; Library
Club- 4,5; Jr. Play; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5;
Sr. Play.
FAY MUM AW
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol- 2; F.H.A.-
3,4,5; Library Club- 4,5; Voc. School- 5.
SANDRA RICE
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; J.V. Cheerleader- 1; In-
tramural Basketball- 1; Choral Club- 3,4,5;
Annual Staff- 4,5; Varsity Cheerleader- 5;
Lettermen's Club- 5; REVEILLE; Sr. Play.
CARROLL RUDY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2; 8th grade Bas-
ketball- 1; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5; Sr. Play.
MARY ALICE RYMAN
S.C.A.- 3,4,5; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
HENRIETTA SAGER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.T.A.- 3,4,5, Pres.- 5;
Nat. Honor Society- 4,5.
PEGGY SUE PAINTER
S.C.A.-1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.-2,3,5; Varsity Bas-
ketball- 5.
NANCY REA
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 1; J.V. Basketball-
1,2; Varsity Basketball- 3,4,5; Homecoming
Princess- 2; Glee Club- 3; Lettermen's Club
- 4,5; Nat. Honor Society- 4,5, Vice-Pres.-
5; Jr. Play; Class Officer, Vice-Pres.- 4;
Homecoming Queen; Sr. Play.
PETE REDAY
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Class Officer, Rept.- 4.
DANNY RICE
S.C.A.- 3,4,5, Rep.- 5; J.V. Basketball- 3;
Intramural Basketball- 3,4,5; Varsity Basket-
DIANA SCHAEFFER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 4; Class Officer,
Pres.- 2; Nat. Honor Society- 4; Jr. Play;
REVEILLE- 5.
MARY MARGARET SELLERS
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 1,2,5; TAPChairman-
5; Band- 1,2,3,4,5, Rept.- 1, Sec.- 2, Vice-
Pres.- 4; Class Officer, Sec.- 1, Rept.- 2;
Intramural Basketball- 1; J.V. Cheerleader-
1,2; Glee Club- 3; Varsity Cheerleader- 3,4,
5, Co-Capt.- 5; Lettermen's Club- 4,5; Nat.
Honor Society- 4,5, Pres.- 5; Volleyball Team
- 4; Jr. Play; Debate Team- 5; Sr. Play.
VIOLET SIEVER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol- 1,2; F.H.A.-
3,4,5.
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DARRELL SMOOT
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4,5.
ORVILLE SMOOT
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4,5,
Pres.- 5, Federation Pres.- 5.
LARRY SPECHT
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Band- 1,2,3,4,5, All-State
Rep.- 4; Safety Patrol- 2, Capt.- 2; RE-
VEILLE- 4, Business Manager- 4; Voc. School
- 5; Sr. Play.
BILL STEADMAN
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 3.
CAROL STONEBURNER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 2,3,4,5.
TERRY STUNKLE
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; Safety Patrol- 3.
POLLY WALKER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A.- 1,2,3,4.
DE LOIS WARR
S.C.A.- 4,5; F.H.A.- 4.
CLYDE WEATHERHOLTZ
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A.- 2,3,4,5.
HAROLD WHISTLER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 5; J.V. Football- 1,2;
Varsity Football- 3,4,5, Co-Capt.- 5; J.V.
Basketball- 2; F.F.A.- 2,3, Rept.- 3; Letter-
men’s Club- 4,5.
FREDDIE WINOKER
S.C.A.- 1,2,3,4,5, Rep.- 5; Band- 1,2,3,4,5,
Majorette-4,5; Class Officer, Pres.- 1, Vice-
Pres.- 2, Treas.- 4; J.V. Cheerleader- 1,2,
Capt.- 1, Co-Capt.- 2; Intramural Basketball
- 1; Annual Staff- 2,3,4,5, Ass’t. Sports Ed.-
3; Ass’t. Editor- 4, Editor- 5; Glee Club- 3;
Nat. Honor Society- 4,5; Varsity Cheerleader
- 3,4,5, Co-Capt.- 5; Lettermen’s Club- 4,5;
Jr. Play; Volleyball Team- 4; Debate Team-
5; Sr. Play.
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President ..................
Christon Zirkle
Yice-President .
Secretary ....
Treasurer....
Reporter_______
Sergeant- at- Arms
Debbi Winoker
. . Bob Combs
Susan Dellinger
. • Karen Barb
Eddie Wellard
Mary Armel
Patti Dart
John Funkhouser
Junior
Robert Estep
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Madlyn Martin
Janet Hepner
Hilda Lineweaver
Lily Miller
Junior
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Joan Hepner
Cynthia Litten
Steven Miller
Class
Dorothy Moomaw
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Jane Oden
Dick Neese
Elizabeth Moomaw
Jim Rankin
Joan Rupert
Gary Moomaw
Margaret Reid
Brenda Ryman
Bob Rosen
David Rinker
Junior
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Dennis Painter
Cheryl Pence
Gary Phillips
Jerry Poole
Janie Ruby
Roger Rudy
Karen Runion
Laney Runion
Patsy Showman
Kenny Silvious
Oma Gail Simmons
Class
Yvonne Spitler
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Guy Wine
Carolyn Tusing
Roscoe Westfall
Keith Zirkle
Junior
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On May 7, 1966, at 8:00 p.m., the
Junior Class presented to the Sen-
iors of'66 the prom entitled "Hawai-
ian Paradise". Under an aqua blue
sky, there were three palm trees in
the center of the floor with a wish-
ing pool among them.
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Prom
Hawaiian living was illustrated by
marine life, a long seaside mural
and a bamboo wall and hut. Danc-
ing was enjoyed to the music of the
Massanutten Military Academy
Cadets.
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The Junior Class
Presents
“The Stuck Pot”
THE CAST
Dean Taggart. . . .
Grace Sedgewick . .
Willard Sedgewick .
Alice Ann Sedgewick
Mary Thompkins . .
Gail Treat........
Kay Emerson . . . .
Dr. Jacoby .......
Amy Caldwell....
Lucile Coulter . . .
Julia.............
Ruth..............
Alberta...........
Eunice............
Ida...............
Edward Mott ....
Hubert Farrelly . .
Grant Weston ....
Bob...............
Jim...............
Bill..............
. . . Jean Waggy
. . . .Jane Grant
. . . .Bob Combs
. . . . Anne Bird
. Susan Dellinger
. . Karen Runion
. . . . Patti Dart
. . . Roger Rudy
. . Yvonne Spitler
. . . Joan Hepner
. . Cheryl Pence
. Malinda Wellard
. . . Judy Thorpe
. . . . Dottie May
. . .Janet Hepner
. . Fred Edmonds
. . . . Pat Harris
. . . Joe Hoover
. . . . Bob Rosen
• . . Ricky Theis
. . Keith Walters
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President .................
Vice-President............
Secretary .................
Treasurer.................
Sergeant-at-Arms.........
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Nancy Bowman
. Robert Green
. Terry Sigler
• Jimmy Rosen
Bobby Whetzel
Sophomore
Irvin Burner
Edna Barb
Pat Barb
Ray Barb
Timmy Click
Ronald Dodson
Gary Coffman
Dennis Edmondson
James Fadley
Clarence Fansler
Rodger Good
Kenna Fansler
Charles Gordon
Robert Green
Terry Hall
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Class
Vicki Barb
Nancy Bowman
Sharon Bowman
Sherry Bendure
Sandra Biller
Joyce Coffman
Patsy Craig
Gary Foley
Mary Funkhouser
Andrew Funkhouser
Marsha Delawder
Charlie Crim
George Gochenour
Silvia Frye
Cathy Hildreth
Margot Kagey
Tommy Hounshell
Mervin Jordan
Dwight Hansberger
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Sophomore
Joe Kincaid
Wanda Knupp
Doris Larrick
Linda Lear
Lonnie Mitchell
Kathy Lloyd
Nancy Mitchell
Crena Moomaw
Judy Reedy
Olivia Moomaw
Lynn Moyers
Jimmy Rosen
Paul Schenk
Dennis Ryan
Harry Showman
Peggy Sibert
Terry Sigler
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Class
Carolyn Lutz
Ripley Marston
Rodney Martin
Barbara Mason
Dan McAlexander
Diane Miller
Patricia Mumaw
Bruce Murray
Barbara Peery
Darlene Phillips
Gayle Polk
Charles Ryman
Sharon Ryman
Judy Schaeffer
Randy Shafer
Fay Shaffer
Lana Silvious
Bonnie Sine
Suzann Sorrells
Jackie Silvious
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Lynn Stroop
Janice Sutphin
Wayne Weatherholtz
Louise Thomas
Allen Weaver
Charles Whetzel
Sandra Will
Bobby Whetzel
Peggy Zerkel
Steve Zirkle
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President . . .
Vice- President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer. . .
. Malinda Kincaid
. . Timmy Runion
. . Becky Silvious
. . . . John Dart
April Allen
F
Richard Baker
n
wayne Barb
Larry Barb
Lemuel Crouse
»l
Linda Baker
Gary Ambrose
Coleman
Bobby
Carol Durrett
J
Sandra Hawkins
Ken Hawkins
Timmy Hassler
Ronnie Harris
Brenda K. Hansberger
Freshman
Brenda Hansberger
Linda Green.
Diane Corbin
Bill Combs
Johnny Cline
Debra Frye
Diana Estep
Karen Fansler
Larry Frye
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Ronnie Cle*
Rodger DrlVer
Barbara Gordon
pale Jones
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Debra Jones
Mary Sue McNeal
Joy Reedy
Ronnie Smoot
Freshman
Becky Silvious
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Larry Long
Juanita May H
Alicia Phillips
Nancy McDaniel
Larry McNeale
Donnie Phillips
Ricky Poland
Sandra Schaeffer
Linda Rankin
Kent Rea
Larry Ward
Gary Shafer L.A
Sylvia Shoemaker
Peggy Shounds
Dorothy Shutters
Class
Linda Weatherholtz
Vincent Weatherholtz
Susan Weaver
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Paul Westfall
Betsy Wilson
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Linda Whistler
Snapshots
Linda Wine
Ronald Will
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Debbie Wills
Richard Lloyd
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President . . .
Vice-President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer. . .
Reporter . . .
Mary Jo McDonald
l . Jeanie Walters
......Jane Allen
, ... . Mike Hunt
. . Danny Bowman
Mike Dart
Patrica Barb
Dean Barb
Shirley Dellinger
Donna Davis
Robert Drake
Mike Edmonds
Jean Good
Linda Gorden
Diane Gramm
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Grade
Danny Bowman
Joann Bullett
Allan Funkhouser
Joyce Green
Randy Dellinger
Shirley Hepler
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Eighth
Jean Hepner
Johnna Higgs
Jerry Hettinger
Lynn Hirsh
Mike Hunt
Marie Jenkins
r
Ronnie Matson
Lena McAlexander
Roy McAlexander
Brenda McDonald
Mary Jo McDonald
Jerry Lear
Barry McNeal
Audrey McKenzie
J. P. Moore
Vicki Monk
Susan Miller
Charles Moo maw
Gary Moomaw
Manuel Miller
Wendy Peer
Patricia Poole
Barbara Richmond
Jenny Murphy
Jo Jean Roadcap
Betty Jane Ruby
Wayne Rudy
Vicki Ryman
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Grade
Frank McKenzie
June Lear
Gwen Myers
Kenny Sager
K A J
Delores Sager
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Eighth
Sharon Smoots
John Supthin
Jack Sperry
Donna Spitler
Lenor Tutwiller
Julie Thomas
Dale Thorpe
Tony Thorpe
Jeanne Walters
Randy Weaver
Jo Lynn Woodzel
Carolyn Wilkins
C. A. Wiggs
Cheryl Zirkle
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SCA
SEATED: J. W. Good, Rosemary Goodier, Riply Marston, Diane Windle. FIRST ROW: Diana Kelly, Phoebe
Tusing, Delores Fansler, Mary Jo McDonald, Jane Allen, Mike Hunt, Pam Henkel, Brenda Hawkins, Carolyn
Lutz, Freddie Winoker. SECOND ROW: Charlie Wetzel, Fred Abbott, Mike Sigler, Jimmy Jones, Harold
Whistler, Phyllis Funkhouser, Tim Runion, Malinda Kincaid, Eddie Bradfield, Tony Barrick, Patty Dart,
Betsy Wilson. THIRD ROW: Charlie Crim, Orville Smoot, Bobby Rosen, Danny Rice, Nina Estep, Mary
Margaret Sellers, Gloria Leebrick.
The Stonewall Jackson Student Cooperative Association worked toward
making Stonewall Jackson a better school by concentrating on five major
project capacities: 1) Citizenship, 2) Community, 3) Self-Improvement,
4) Service, and 5) World Understanding.
Stress was placed on SCA unification--getting clubs to work together
as a unit to solve their common problems.
The SCA drive for the Dollars for Scholars surpassed any previous
year and was the largest amount collected by any school in the county.
Funds were raised for the ultimate goal of having a completed athletic
field. This year a multi-lane gravel track was added and funds were
raised toward purchasing a $400 lawn mower for the care of the football
field.
SCA Council
Sponsor- H. M. Hawkins, Treasurer- Diane Windle, Secretary- Riply Marston,
Vice-President-Rosemary Goodier, President- J. W. Good, Sponsor- James Key
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Library Club
'i. Spitler, J. Waggy, S. Dellinger, K. Barb, J. Marston, S. Poland, B. Whistler, N. Estep, S. Miller, F. Abbot, B.
Mitchell, P. Hinkel, P. Seekford, S. Lutz, C. Leonard, L. Tusing, H. Hepner, M. Wellard, J. Roadcap, B- Peery, R.
Peer, P. Zirkle, K. Bean, G. Polk, S. Ryman, M. Edwards, H. Sager, J. Estep, S. Bendure, A. Blosser.
The Library Club is a service organization consisting of a volunteer group of students who
have common interests of the school centering around the school. Its purposes are to sponsor
a greater interest among students in libraries; to stimulate reading; to improve the library pro-
gram in the school and to encourage an interest in library work as a career. The advisor is
Miss Fansler, our school librarian.
National Honor Society
M. Wynkoop, P. Hinkel, E. Bradfield, S. Poland, N. Estep, T. Barrick, S. Lutz, F. Winoker, E. Kerlin, H. Sager, L.
Brinker, B. Burner, M. Ryman, J. Marston, J. McNeal, J. Coffman, S. Pippin, S. Hepner, D. Rice, J. Good, C. Rudy,
M. Clanahan, S. Craig, E. Crim, N. Rea, M. Sellers, D. Phillips, D. Hepner, S. Miller, M. McNeal.
The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 and this year is celebrating its 42nd anni-
versary. The main emphasis of the National Honor Society is improving the quality of course
content and instructional materials, and on seeking better ways for teachers to teach and students
to learn. The advisor of the National Honor Society is Mrs. M. Wynkoop.
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Annual Staff
SEATED: Mrs. Zerkel, advisor, Freddie Winoker, editor, Peggy Zerkel, assistant editor, Miss Minnick,
advisor. FIRST ROW: Debbi Winoker, Becky Silvious, Pat Barb, Nancy Bowman, Steve Long, Alicia Phillips,
Joyce Green, Vicki Barb. SECOND ROW: Gayle Polk, Barbara Peery, Susan Brinker, Dorthy Shutters,
Becky Peer, Malinda Kincaid, Becky Rice, Peggy Evy. THIRD ROW: Robert Frye, Terry Christensen,
Elizabeth Crim, Joe Coffman, Danny Rice, Greg Grim, Jane Grant, Mike Clanahan, Ronnie Long, Jean Waggy,
Cheryl Bowman, Linda Dellinger, Susan Stoneburner, Sandra Hepner, Sandra Rice, Karen Bean, Linda
Brinker.
The Purposeof the Annual Staff is to produce a yearbook which repre-
sents the school and its activities. Many long and hard hours are spent
preparing the pages and selling ads. We sincerely hope our effort has
produced the best annual yet.
Executive Staff
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jo Ann Zerkel, Linda Brinker, Gayle Polk, Alicia Phillips, Freddie Winoker, Peggy
Zerkel, Jean Waggy, Jane Grant, Miss Shirley Minnick.
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Page Two
REVEILLE
February 2, 196
REVEILLE
Published By The Students Of Stonewall Jackson High School
10c Per Copy
.. Terry Christensen
Oma Gayle Simmons
________Sandra Rice
_________Patty Dart
____Diane Schaeffer
_____Brenda Ryman
___ Eddie Bradfield
_______ Janet Hepner
_______ Dorothy May
Fred Abbott
....... Joe Coffman
______ Debby Dodson
Sditor-in-Chief --------------...................................
Assistant Editor--------------...............................
(ports Editor......________________
Assistant Sports Editor —
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Assistant Feature Editor —
photographer ...............
Proofreader.................
Hake-up Editor.............
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Assistant Business Manager
VSIG Reporter.............
lieporters — Becky Silvious, Linda Foley, Dorothy Shutters, and
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Cheryl Grim.
dvisor ...................
Mrs. Ruth Tisinger
Printed by
The Henkel Press, Inc., New Market, Virginia
Now Is The Time
The second semester of the 1965-66 school term has
egun at Stonewall Jackson. Now is the time to get
usy and bring up those grades that you let slip during
ie first semester. Build up your study habits. If you
wit »nv innafir to start studying, it may be too late.
University of Virginia
The Purpose of the University
The central purpose of the
University of Virginia is the en-
richment of the human mind by
stimulating and sustaining a
spirit of free injury directed to
an understanding of universe
and man’s role in it.
The University of Virginia,
committed to this central pur-
pose, seeks to achieve its aims
through the pursuit of the fol-
lowing specific goals:
To give to able undergradu-
ates the highest quality instruc-
tion leading to baccalaureate
degrees in arts and in the sci-
ences by developing their abil-
ity to think, to respond to ideas,
and to test hypothesis and inter-
pret human experience;
To train young men and wo-
men for the professions in: city
planning, commerce, education,
engineering, and applied science
and nursing;
To perform graduate instruc-
tion, study, and research direct-
ed to the advancement of know-
ledge, and to make discoveries
on the frontiers of knowledge
available to students, scholars.
For a session of nine months
the tuition for Virginians is $$1B
with a comprehensive fee oi
$112. For out of state students.
there is a tuition fee of $825
and a comprehensive fee of
$112.
A student at the University
would have a personal expense
of about $1,100, Your room
would cost from $230-$300, your
food $525-$650, your laundry
$100-$150, and your books would
cost from $100-$135. The esti-
mated $1,100 doesn’t include ex-
penses such as clothing, travel,
recreation, or entertainment.
College of Arts and Sciences;
fifteen high school units includ-
ing English 4, algebra 2, ge-
ometry 1, a single foreign lan-
guage 2, science 1, history 1,
electives 4. No credit given for
less than 2 units in a foreign
language or for more than 4
units in non-academic or- voca-
tional subjects. Rank in upper
half of class; strong secondary
school recommendation; CEEB
Scholastic Aptitude Test; and
three achievement tests.
Who Went Where ? ?
Stonewall Jackson
FIRST ROW: Linda Brinker, clarinet; Sandra Hepner, clarinet; Oma Gail Simmons, clarinet; Susan Brinker, clari-
net; Julie Thomas, flute; Mary McDonald, clarinet; Doris Larrick, clarinet; Mike Hunt, clarinet, Randy Fansler,
tenor sax; Sue Pippin, tenor sax; Larry Long, alto sax; Timmy Runion, alto sax; Mary M. Sellers, alto sax and ma-
jorette. SECOND ROW: Karen Fansler, clarinet; Helen Shutters, clarinet; Jo Lynn Woodsell, clarinet; Jean Good,
clarinet; Becky Rice, clarinet; and majorette, James Thomas, bass clarinet; Kenna Fansler, baritone sax; Freddie
Winoker, bassoon and majorette; Barbara Richmond, E-flat horn; John Dart, E-flat horn; Robert Frye, E-flat horn;
Joe Coffman, baritone; Chip Coffman, trombone; Manuel Miller, trombone; Larry Specht, trombone. THIRD ROW:
Jackie Silvious, bass drum; Bruce Lutz, cymbals; Danny Rice, snare drums; Kirby Dellinger, snare drum; Kenny
Sager, coronet; Vicky Barb, coronet; David Rice, coronet; Ronnie Smoot, coronet; Gary Phillips, coronet; Alan Long,
coronet; Christon Zirkle, bass; Mr. Lynden Orebaugh, Director.
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Spring Concert
CHORUS
L. to R: K. Hall, M. Hansberger, S. Miller, S. Hall. SECOND
ROW: J. Estep, S. Carr, B. Peer, S. Rice. THIRD ROW: J.
Walters, C. Carr, J. Allen, G. Barb, B. Sine, J. Green.
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Future Teachers of America
STANDING: Elizabeth Crim, Jean Waggy, Gloria Leebrick, Debra Jones, Susan Dellinger, Debra Dodson. OFFICERS:
Bonnie Sine, Silvia Dellinger, Henrietta Sager, Sharon Ryman.
Safety Patrol
THIRD ROW: Randy Craig, Eddie Ottey, Pat Harris, Notra Dell Dodson, Charles Moomaw, Frank McKenzie, Lemuel
Grouse. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lear, Wayne Rudy, Eddie Ludwig, Linda Dellinger, Larry Frye, George Allen, Jimmy
Delawder. FIRST ROW: Fred Abbott, Dwight Hansberger, Roy McAlexander, Virginia Hottie, Lillie Miller.
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F.B.L.A.
LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kagey, M. Reid, P. Showman, C. Grim, J. Oden, L. Tusing, L. Weatherholtz. SECOND ROW:
S. Will, C. Pence, K. Runion, S. Craig, J. Hepner, P. Mu maw, T. Durrett. SEATED: B. Burner, P. Seekford, E.
Spitler, Mrs. Neal, E. Bradfield, G. Crider, E. Moomaw.
G. Litten, G. Hawkins, D. Nicholson, D. Smoot, J. Jones, E. Cline, Mr.
Moore.
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FIRST ROW: Mrs. Myers, Nina Estep,
Cynthia Leonard, Sherry Poland, Delma
Barb, Edna Barb, Brenda Hawkins, Mrs.
Good. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Clem,
Susie Tusing, Peggy Showns, Pam Hinkle,
Dorothy Dawson, Peggy Painter, Linda
Dellinger, Andrea Blosser, Fay Mumaw,
Sandra Lutz, Judy Thorpe. THIRD ROW:
Peggy Evy, Judy McNeal, Virginia Hottie,
Sandra Hawkins, Joy Reedy, Jackie
Olinger, Sue McNeal, Joan Rupert, Sara
Golliday, Carolyn McNeal, Beverly Foltz,
Crena Moomaw. FOURTH ROW: Joyce
Marston, Nancy Mitchell, Wanda Knupp,
Janie Ruby, Judy Miller, Pat Miller,
Patsy Craig, Judy Reedy, Sue Richards,
Diane Windle, Debbie Miller, Juanita
May.
F.H.A.
OFFICERS: Delma Barb, Brenda Hawkins, Nina
Estep, CynthiaLenord, Sherry Poland, Edna Barb.
We are the Future Homemakers of
courage and high hopes.
For we have a clear consciousness of
we are the builders of homes, Homes
living will be the expression of every-
truth, love, security, and faith will be
We are the Future Homemakers of
courage and high hopes.
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FIFTH ROW: Kathy Lloyd, Janice Sut-
phin, Marsha Delawder, Diana Hepner,
Linda Miller, Tony Ruby, Judy Cline,
Betty Gochenour, Edna Lineweaver,
Linda Baker, Joan Baker, Diana Miller.
SIXTH ROW: Peggy Sibert, Sylvia Frye,
Polly Clinedinst, Sandra Biller, Judy
Schaeffer, Debra Frye, Linda Sherman,
Diana Turner, Linda Wine, Nancy Ruby,
Dorothy Moomaw, SEVENTH ROW:
Geraldin Barb, Lillie Miller, Sue Sievers,
Judy Perkins, Diana Estep, Sandra Sch-
aeffer, Linda Lear, Barbara Mason,
Diana Miller, Susa Weaver, Marjorie
Lutz, Brenda Hansberger.
Creed,
America. We face the future with warm
seeking old and precious values. For
for America's Future, Homes where
thing that is good and fair. Homes where
realities, not dreams.
America. We face the future with warm
Advisor- Mrs. Good
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Future Farmers
Gary Kerlin
Douglas Dellinger
Wayne Dellinger
Wayne Weatherholtz
Ray Barb
Steven Zirkle
Larry Delawder
Dennis Biller
Larry Andrick
William Burkett
Eddie Ottey
Johnny Sutphin
Chris Neese
Henry Doll
Dennis Edmondson
Ronnie Clem
Jerry Poole
Orville Smoot
Mike Clanahan
F.F.A.
I believe in the future of farming, with a faith
born not of words but of deeds--achievements won
by the present and past generations of farmers; in
the promise of better days through better ways,
even as the better things we now enjoy have come
up to us from the struggles of former years.
I believe that to live and work on a good farm
is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the
joys and discomforts of farm life and hold an inborn
fondnessforthoseassociations which, even in hours
of discouragement, I cannot deny.
I believe in leadership from ourselves and re-
spect from others. I believe in my own ability to
work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowl-
edge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of
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of America
Dick Neese
Timmy Click
Charles Wetzel
Larry Dellinger
Kenneth Clark
Jerry Carr
Jimmy Delawder
Larry Frye
Johnny Cline
Larry Barb
Randy Schaeffer
Kenneth Loyd
Richard Sorrells
Burton Runion
Stephen Dellinger
Ronald Dodson
Atville Lear
Zane Green
Gary Ambrose
Creed
organized farmers to serve our own and the public
interest in marketing the product of our toil. I
believe we can safeguard those rights against prac-
tices and policies that are unfair.
I believe in less dependence on begging and
more power in bargaining; in the life abundant and
enough honest wealth to help make it so--for others
as well as myself; in less need for charity and more
of it when needed; in being happy myself and playing
square with those whose happiness depends upon
me.
I believe that rural America can and will hold
true to the best traditions in our national life and
that I can exert an influence in my home and com-
munity which will stand solid for my part in that
inspiring task.
Advisors
Mr. Hawkins
Mr. Key
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Letterman's Club
Coach O'Dell
Pres. Danny Rice
Coach Owens
Coach Shinn
Sec. Debbie Winoker
Coach Johnson
Treas. Carolyn Lutz
The Letterman's Club is composed of
those students who have lettered in basket-
ball, football, or track. This year the J. V.'s
were added to the club, if they met the re-
quirements.
Sgt. of Arms Jerry Poole
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Varsity Football
L. toR.; J. W. Good, J. O'Dell, Coach; J. Rankin r r> u , . „ „
Kincaid, B. Rosen, L. Mitchell, S. Bullet, P. jXson Coac^ ^°™e,nOur’ J‘ P001®’ L‘ Dellinger, J.
R. Westfall, F. Golladay, J. Salyards, I. Burner B ’wrftJi' f c^°ND R0JJfL K' Walters’ H- Whistler, R. Sorrells,
Neese, T. Click, M. Hirsh, A. Weaver, T. Sigler,’ MarSt°n> D‘
Asst. Coach: Co-Captains:
Jim O'Dell H. Whistler, W. Fadely
Managers:
K. Walters, J. Good, Coach:
C. Whetzel Pat Johnson
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Sept. 10.....................Turner Ashby
♦Sept. 17____________________________Luray
Sept. 24__________________________Central
♦Oct. 1 ........................Strasburg
♦Oct. 8 .......................Montevideo
Oct. 16........................Broadway
Oct. 22........................Page Co.
♦Oct. 29.......................Warren Co.
'All right, who's got the ball!!"
* Home Games
HOMECOMING
"Hey, wait a minute! They went the other way!"
"Catch me if you can!"
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Junior Varsity Football
L. toR.: B. Matson, R. Smoot, D. Phillips, W. Coleman, T. Hassler, Coach Shinn, K. Hawkins, R. Drake,
T. Runion, J. Janoka, R. Matson, R. Poland. SECOND ROW: L. Long, T. Snyder, M. Miller, M. Dart, C.
Coffman, B. Lutz, D. Rice, J. Dart, B. Combs.
Coach Shinn
Football Schedule
Sept. 16 ................
Sept. 23
Oct. 14 ....................
Oct. 21 ................
Oct. 27
Strasburg
. . Luray
■ Central
Strasburg
. .Central
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1965-66 Homecoming Court
Queen
NANCY REA
Senior Attendant
ELIZABETH KERLIN
Junior Princess
ANN BIRD
Freshman Princess
DEBRA JEAN MILLER
Senior Attendant
ELIZABETH CRIM
Sophomore Princess
CAROLYN LUTZ
Eighth Grade Princess
VICKI MONK
91
Varsity Cheerleaders
Mary Margaret Sellers
Freddie Winoker
Pat Barb
Gail Polk
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Becky Rice
Alicia Phillips
Betsy Wilson
Unior Varsity Cheerleaders
Varsity Basketball
FIRST ROW: James Thomas, Joe Hoover, Bob Rosen, Keith Walters, Laney Runion. SECOND ROW: J. W. Good,
Manager, Eddie Wellard, Kenneth Silvious, Jim Rosen, Ronnie Zirkle, Jerry Poole, Mr. O'Dell, Coach, Paul West-
fall, Tommy Frye, Freddie Wellard, Steve Zirkle, Danny Rice, Manager.
Dec. 3x ............... Warren Co.
Dec. 4* ............... Riverheads
Dec. 10*x ............ Page County
Dec. 14*x ................. Central
Dec. 17x.......Turner Ashby
Dec. 2lx..................... Luray
Jan. 4*x ................. Strasburg
Jan. 7*x ..................... Luray
Jan. ll*x..........Broadway
Jan. 14x ............... Montevideo
Jan. 2lx ...................... Elkton
Jan. 25*x . . . . . Rappahannock
Feb. l*x . . . . . Warren County
Feb. 4x ................. Broadway
Feb. 8x .................... Central
Feb. ll*x .................... Elkton
Feb. 15x ............ Rappahannock
Feb. 18x ................. Strasburg
* Home Games
x District Games
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Junior Varsity Basketball
Dec. 3x....................Warren Co.
S
Dec 4*....................River heads
C
Dec. 10*x..................Page County
H
Dec. 14*x......................Central
E
Dec. 17x.................Turner Ashby
D
Dec. 2lx.......................Luray
U
Jan. 4*x.......WON.........Strasburg
L
Jan. 7*x.......................Luray
E
Jan. ll*x....................Broadway
Jan. 14x....................Montevideo
Jan. 21x........WON............Elkton
Jan. 25*x.......WON. . . .Rappahannock
Feb. l*x.................Warren County
Feb. 4x......................Broadway
Feb. 8x.......................Central
Feb. ll*x .... WON............Elkton
Feb. 15x .................Rappahannock
Feb. 18x .......WON....... Strasburg
x District Games
* Home Games
L. toR.: L. Long, Manager, T. Hassler, J. Kincaid, K. Hawkins, I. Burner, D. Hansberger, R. Marston, C. Neese,
B. Combs, Manager. SECOND ROW: G. Kerlin, J. Janoka, R. Barb, T. Click, S. Wellard. THIRD ROW: C. Whetzel,
Co-captain, Coach Shinn, C. Gordon, Co-captain.
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Golf
A golf team was established at
Stonewall during the 64-65 session
of school. During that season the
team had a 6-0 record in District 10,
and a 6-2 record overall. This year
they had a 6-0 record in the District
and a 9-1 record overall. Members
of this team are Kent Rea, Bruce
Murray, Robert Estep, Ricky Theis,
Joe Hoover, and Joe Coffman.
THE RECORD
STONEWALL 14 CENTRAL 4
STONEWALL 10 1/2 MONTEVIDEO 71/2
STONEWALL 17 ELKTON 1
STONEWALL 14 1/2 WARREN 3 1/2
STONEWALL 3 1/2 HARRISONBURG 14 1/2
STONEWALL 16 1/2 CENTRAL 1 1/2
STONEWALL 13 1/2 ELKTON 4 1/2
STONEWALL 18 WARREN 0
STONEWALL 11 HARRISONBURG 7
STONEWALL 17 1/2 MONTEVIDEO 1/2
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Gymnastics
The gymnastics team of Stonewall had a
very successful season this year. Six of the
nine member team participated in the State
Gymnastics Meet held in Roanoke. At this
meet Debbi Winoker won the Intermediate
Division of Tumbling. Debbi also placed fifth
in Free-Exercise, and Carolyn Lutz placed
seventh in Tumbling. All the girls should be
commended for all their hard work and fine
showings during their most successful sea-
son.
97
Varsity Basketball
LEFT TO RIGHT: Nina Estep, Peggy Painter, Carolyn Lutz, Ann Bird, Peggy Zerkel, Nancy Rea, Mrs. Owens,
Linda Brinker, Notra Dodson, Elizabeth Kerlin, Susan Brinker, Brenda Ryman, Sandra Hepner.
98
Junior Varsity
The basketball season for 1965-'66 began in October,
with intramurals preceding tryouts. For two weeks many
girls played basketball for pleasure, but for those who de-
sired to make the teams, it was hard work. After intra-
murals it was "hop to it and let's go." Those returning from
previous years of play did all they could to help the new-
comers. Excitement rose in each player as the season open-
ed with Strasburg. Although it was a loss, all were deter-
mined that the following games would be the ones. The
Generalettes had a losing streak this year, but they are
ready for the future when each girl will contribute to the
name of the "Mighty Generalettes."
This is Mrs. Owens' third year
as basketball coach and Phy. Ed.
teacher at Stone wall. She has intro-
duced modern dancing to her Phy
Ed. classes and has been the leader
and organizer of soccer, volleyball,
and gymnastics. She has shown us
the importance of sportsmanship and
school spirit as well as the import-
ance of being physically fit and well
groomed.
zs. riAaoii p virkle Co-capt., J. Estep. SECOND
FIRST ROW: N. Estep, Manager, K. Bean, Co-capt., Mrs. E ^’ers.S. Hassler, J. Bullet, J. Thomas, L. Thomas,
ROW: J. Green, J. Reedy, J. Murphy, L. Whistler, L. Baker, E. Bowers,
H. Janoka, B. Silvious, M. McDonald.
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Varsity Track
FIRST ROW: J. W. Good, Jimmy Hines, Laney Runion, Ray Barb, Jim Rankin, Sonny Bullett, Coach O'Dell.
SECOND ROW: Joe Kincaid, Rodney Miller, Dennis Edmonson, Terry Sigler, Danny Rice, Bill Combs.
THIRD ROW: Paul Bunch, Harold Whistler, Gerald Gum, Richard Sorrells, Roscoe Westfall, Tony Ryman.
FOURTH ROW: Dick Neese, Timmy Click, Charlie Wetsel, Kenny Silvious, Robert Green. FIFTH ROW:
Charles Gorden, James Thomas, Bobby Wetsel, Jerry Poole, Ronnie Zirkle, Bobby Combs, Tommy Frye.
SCHEDULE
Central* ............................. March 14
Elkton*.............................. March 30
Montevideo* ............................ April 6
Turner Ashby* ........................... April 11
Page County** ................. • ......... April 20
Broadway* ............................. April 25
Bridgewater*..........................April 30
Woodstock*............................May 4
Bridge water*.........................May 7
Away*
Home**
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Junior Varsity Track
FIRST ROW: Coach Pat Johnson, Ike Allen, Gary Baker, Danny Bowman, Chris Neese, Ronnie Matson.
SECOND ROW: Timmy Runion, Timmy Hasler, Bob Drake, Donnie Phillips, Joe Janoka.
TRACK SCHEDULE
May 8 ........................ Central
May 24 ...................... Central
Coach Johnson
101
Remember When?
102
___
Senior Awards
English .................. Mary Margaret Sellers
History..................Joyce Marston
Social Science...............J. W. Good
Business..................Judy McNeal
Math.......................Judy Bowman
Science ............................ Freddie Winoker
Vocal Music.................Shelia Hall
Instrumental Music.........Freddie Winoker
FFA............................Orville Smoot
FHA.....................Brenda Hawkins
Outstanding Girl in FHA
Carolyn McNeal
FHA State Degrees.............Nina Estep
Brenda Hawkins
Pam Hinkle
Judy McNeal
Citizenship...............Carolyn McNeal
J. W. Good
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow ....
Pam Hinkle
Daily News-Record Leadership Award.......
Freddie Winoker
Ruritan Club Outstanding Student Award . . . .
Judy Bowman
J. W. Good
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During the past five years we, the class of '66, have reached one of
our goals—graduation from high school. In the future we are going to be
reaching for higher goals. Some of us will be awaiting graduation from
college. Others will be going to a business school and becoming success-
ful business men, and still others will be getting a job and getting married.
Whatever our goals maybe in the future, we can look back on our activities
and accomplishments at Stonewall.
We, the Generals, are very proud of our school and hope that the ones
who follow us will be as proud of it as we are.
Tony Barrick
Fellow SCA Members:
The opportunity to have served you as SCA President this year has
been a very gratifying and memorable experience. I deeply appreciate the
honor and the responsibility that you have entrusted to me and hope that I
have used them wisely.
The SCA is a challenge to every student at Stonewall Jackson High
School. It is the only organization of which every student is a member.
Therefore each member should take pride in the undertakings and accom-
plishments of this organization. The SCA will only be as good as you make
it. This in itself is your incentive to go ever forward.
J. W. Good
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