Scottsville High School Yearbook - The Scotty - 1961

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As one year fades away and the next begins, another class has graduated. But will high school days be forgotten and left behind?

The 1961 SCOTTY was printed in order that we may alwa ys be able to look back and recollect the happy, care free, and yet busy hours we ha ve spent in S. H . S. ; to see at a glance our c lassma res, friends, and teachers, and to keep in our hearts the many fond memories of days gone by.

We hope that each and every one greatly enjoys the book . May it a lways remi nd you of moments you wish to remember.

Carolyn McCormick - Editor Paula Cobbs - Assistant Editor Maxine Goodman - Business Manager

We 7Jechcale

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What constitutes a good teacher? - - - a per son who is a friend to each of his students not only

as a member of the class, but as an individual. One who can guide his students through many problems and

hard times wi th untiring patience -- - a sense of fairness and respect for the opinions of others -- - the giving of his time

unselfishly regardless of the occasion.

Throughout his years at Scottsville High School he has been this type of teacher to each of his students.

With wisdom he has directed us when we came to a fork in the road. He has helped to mold us into far better cit izens than we were . These are some of the reasons for our great fondness of him.

In recognition of fine work well done; to one whom we all ad mire and whose friendship we cherish, we proudly dedicate our 1961

SCOTTY to ---

MR. RICHARD W. FOWLER

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The purpose of attending school is to help us solve the personal problem of life.

Our own personal problem is quite the same · as that of every other person. It is to make ourselves as big and fine . and useful and human as we possibly can. If this one problem could be solved, by every person, most of the world problems would be solved because everyone would be striving to the limit of his ability to improve himself in ev-ery phase of life. · ·

--T. A. Allison

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ROW 1: Charles Loving Jasper Johnson John La yne

ROW 2:

Jimmy O'Brien Mrs. Carrie Lane Thomas Kirby

Gafi!eria c51aff' Mrs. Carrie B. Lane Mrs. Myrtle Ripley Mrs. Corinne G. Wade

Janiior

Rufus Lee Rush

Secretary

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MRS. JANIE CALDWELL

First Grade

MRS. FRANCES TINDALL

Second Grade

MRS. GOLDIE STARGELL

Second Grade

MRS . ANNIE PHILLIPS

Thi rd Grade

MRS . MARGARET DAWSON

Third Grade

MRS. VIRGINIA TAPSCOTT

Fourth Grade

MRS. GLADYS DANIEL

Fifth Grade

MISS CYNTHIA PATTESON

Sixth and Seventh Grades

MRS . MARGARET WILLIAMSON

Sixth Grade

MRS. KA THERINE PHILLIPS

Seventh Grade

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MRS. JANNETTE HUNT

Commercial Department

MRS. LAURA BRAMHAM Ma thematics Department

MRS. REBECCA MILLER

Home Economics Department

MRS. RAE DE GROAT Science Department

MR. RICHARD FOWLER

French and Guidance Department

MISS ELEANOR DICKERMON

Music Department

MR. LEROY PAGE

Agriculture Department

MRS. HAMNER GOODWIN

Librarian

MRS. HAZEL DORRIER Latin and English

Department

AZEL DORRIER

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Class cj 1961

OFFICERS

ROW 1

PAM DeGROAT: Chaplain

MAXINE GOODMAN: Reporter

ROW 2

WANDA PROFFITT: Historian

PAULA COBBS: Secretary

ROW 3

RANDOLPH GOODE: Vice President

BILL SPRADLIN: President

WALTON GOODWIN: Treasurer

HOWARD HADEN ANDERSON "Claude"

JAMES RUSSELL BEVERLEY "Sargeant"

PAULA VIRGINIA COBBS "Puella"

MARY ANNE CURRIER "Pudding"

SAMUEL WATSON CUSTER "Sammy"

HILDA IRENE DAMERON "Sugar"

KENNETH LE ROY DAVIS "Kenny"

PAMELA RAE DE GROAT "Pam"

RANDOLPH VINCENT GOODE

"Skipper"

VIVIAN MAXINE GOODMAN

"Lenie"

WALTON GOODWIN, IV

"Walt"

WESLIE ARLENE LENAHAN

"Sam"

CAROLYN REA McCORMICK

"Granny"

CLARENCE EUGENE McKAMEY

"Karney"

NORMAN GLENN OWNBY, JR.

"Muscles"

ROSEMARY PETERS

"Rosy"

WAN DA MAE PROFFITT "Wanda"

ROBERT WAYNE RAGLAND "Bobby"

KENNETH ORVILLE REYNOLDS "Tater"

CLARENCE GA Y ROBERTS "Ingo"

WILLIE WOODROW SPRADLIN "Bill"

MARION GAYLE STARGELL "Shortie"

LINDA ANN THACKER "Candy"

MARGARET ANNE WILLIAMSON "Margaret "

1. Howard, 2. Margaret, 3. Pam, 4. Maxine 5. Rosemary, 6. Bobby, 7. Paula, 8. Linda, 9. Hilda, 10. Kenneth

11. James, 12. Sammy, 13. Walt, 14. Gayle, 15. Skipper, 16. Arlene 17. Norman, 18. Wanda, 19. Carolyn, 20. Kenneth, 21. Mary Anne

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OFFICERS

ROW 1

FRED BOWMAN: President

MARSHALL JOHNSON: Treasurer

ROW 2

JOANNE HELD: Secretary

ANNIE LOU MOON: Reporter

JUDY MILLER: Vice President

Robert Ripley

r-:-Juniors

Mary Jane Allen Joycelyn Armistead

Fred Bowman Harbour Brown

Wayne Craig William Dawson

Mike Eyre Henry Gianniny

James Gianniny Alice Hamner

Joann Held Allan Hoover

Gene Johnson Marshall Lee Johnson

Nancy Martin Judith Miller

Annie Lou Moon Jimmy O'Brien

Jane Patterson Luther Reynolds

Brooks Stargell

Arthur Lee Woods

Arthur Lee

Woods

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OFFICERS

ROW 1

DIANE STEGER: Treasurer

DONALD CARROLL: Reporter

EDNA DAVIS: Secretary

ROW 2

BILL GOODWIN: President

RACHELL MARSHALL: Vice President (Not present)

Carolyn Adams Carol Bowman Polly Brill Donald Carroll

Edna Davis Gregory Dawson Bill Goodwin Patrica Hamner

Linda Leap

Marvin Leagan Patrica Luchard Rachel Marshall

Wendell Morris

Ann Newton Bill Sadler Herbert Spradlin

Diane Steger Smith Willis Mike Roberts Becky Loving

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OFFICERS

ROW 1

BAXTER ALLISON: Se cretary

VIVIAN VANCE: Vice President

ROW 2

JOHNNY WILLIAMSON: Treasurer

PAT PITTS: President

Yreshmen

FIRST ROW: Baxter Allison, Alice Currier, Shelby Davis, Montie Duncan, John Held, Carolyn Johnson. SECOND ROW: Steven Johnson, Shirley Martin, David Miller, Frank Moon, Joan Newton, Mi ke

O'Field. THIRD ROW: Faye Parr, Joyce Patterson, Donald Peters, Wanda Peters, Kenneth Pierce, Pat

Pitts. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Quick, Ellen Ripley, Carolyn Simmers, Jud ith Sprouse, Douglas Taylor, JudithTaylor. FIFTH ROW: Vivian Vance, John Williamson.

:an, John Held, Carolyn

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, Kenneth Pierce, Pat

Sprouse, Douglas Tay-

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OFFICERS

DABNEY MILLER: Reporter

JACK HAMNER: Vice President

SANDY JARMAN: Secretary VICTORIA BISHOP: Treasurer

GARY MARSHALL: Chaplain (Not present)

JOHN BOGGS: President (Not present)

FIRST ROW: John Allen Boggs, Victoria Bishop, Michael Cri tzer, Erville Davis, Irene Dorrier, Charles Dudley, John Elli ton. SECOND ROW: John Hamner, Lola Hayton, James Hayton, Judith Held, Steven Hoover, Nadine

Hunter, Sandra Jarman. THIRD ROW: Beulah Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Karen Johnson, Linda Johnson, Joyce Lo ving,

Gary Marshall, Joseph Dabney Miller. FOURTH ROW: John Henry Miller, Mary Frances McCormick, Joan Shelton, Nancy Sibert, Edna Spradlin, Paul Willis, Alice Zimmerman. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Shifflet, Lindsay Spradlin, Kenneth Chisholm.

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Seventh Grade - MRS. KATHERINE PHILLIPS

Seventh and Sixth Grades - MISS CYNTHIA PATTERSON

Sixth Grade -MRS. MARGARET WILLIAMSON

Fifth Grade - MRS . GLADYS DANIEL

Fourth Grade - MRS . VIRGINIA TAPSCOTT

Fourth and Third Grades- MRS. MARGARET DAWSON

Third Grade -MRS. ANNIE PHILLIPS

Second Grade -MRS. GOLDIE STARGELL First Grade -MRS. FRANCES TINDALL

First Grade - MRS. JANIE CALDWILL

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FIRST ROW: Diane Brown, Roger Bryant, Betty Craig, Joyce Dameron, Joan Easton, Shelby Fitzgerald.

SECOND ROW: Lawrence Graves, Patrica Graves, Dare Hamner, Nicholas Hamner, Ross Haine, Dreama Hayton. THIRD ROW: Marie Holt, Christopher Hunter, Roy Martin, Daniel Miller , Jenny Moon, Ruth Morris.

FOURTH ROW: Marylin Ownby, Betty Roberts, Marvin Roberts, Shirley Rhodes, Linda Simmers, Margaret Slavik.

FIFTH ROW: Herbert Taylor, John Vance, Gordon Zimmerman, Randall Napier.

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Anna Bishup Steven Craig

Karen Falwell Sheri Matland

Margaret O'Brien Betty Payne

Kathleen Pethtel Georgia Rutland

Brenda Sibert Thomas Stargell

Edward Thomas Allen Ward

Richard Wharam Mark Wilkinson

Ronald Willis Wanda Woody

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FIRST ROW: Edward Baber, Carl Bryant, Jacquelyn Leagan, Jeanette Martin, Linda Stargell,

Shirley Wharam. SECOND ROW: Wayne Wharam, Barbara Willis, Charles Woody, Juanita Wyland.

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FIRST ROW: Ginger Abel, Thomas A. Allison, Albert Baber, Nancy Baird, Loyd Barnes, Ellen Batten, Owen Bowman.

SECOND ROW: Joyce Bishop, Bessie Clements, Mary Curtis Conrad, Joan Crawford, Laban Crawford, Luther Crawford, Jane Dawson.

THIRD ROW: Joseph Dudley, William Dudley, Martha Alice Golladay, Ray Hall, Robert Hall, Joseph Ha yton , Wayne Johnson.

FOURTH ROW: Clark Martin, Joyce Ann Martin, Charles McDearmon, Charles Morris, Larry Peters, Marian Pethtel, Keith Rittenhouse. FIFTH ROW: Larry Shifflet, Beverly Sturm, Lynn Cohen.

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FIRST ROW: Virginia Baber, Carol Barber, David Beatley. SECOND ROW: Betty Brown, Dale Bryant, Marie Cobb, Louis Cobbs, Susan Cohen, Anita Combs, Paula Crawford. THIRD ROW:

Charles Critzer, Judy Golladay, Barbara Haga, Suzanne Hanckel, Linda Hooper, Carol Hoover, Blondell Martin. FOURTH ROW: John Maupin, Rose McCormick , Wayne Moore, JoAnn Peters, Sandra Roberts , Sandra Scott, Donald Shiflett. FIFTH ROW: Everette Sturm, Tommy Tapscott, Linda Thornton, Sidney Vance, Randy Williams, Denneth Willis , Daniel Wilson . SIXTH ROW: Jennifer Woddy, Linda Woody, Janice Crawford, Charles Gentry, Janice Held, Larry Napier,

Ronnie Woody.

Your!£ 9rade Allen Baird Deborah Birckhead

Peggy Birckhead Eddie Bryant

John Carroll David Cobb

Benjie Crawford Judea Crawford

Nora Critzer Barbara Dawson

Sarah Dorrier James Dudley

Linda Dudley Mike Dudley

Johnny Elliott Shirley Gianniny

Beth Goodwin Billy Hall

John Hanckel Roger Jarrell

Vernon Jones Peggy Kent

Ray Lam Bobby Ma tland

Genie Re Moon Dwayne Moore

Kenneth Morris Brenda Napier

Bobby Polland Woodrow Taylor

Karen Thacker Wayne Thomas

Edward Shifflett Patricia Spencer

Steven Spradlin Adriene Wilson

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FIRST ROW: Danny Bishop, June Davidson, Mary Stuart Johnson, Ava Lam, Mark Lewis, Cathy Marshall, Brenda Maupin . SECOND ROW: Michael Moore, David Morris , Karen Mowbray , Stella Napier, Edward Payne , Clyde Pethtel , Janice Roach. THIRD RO W: Barry Rutland, Cecil Shifflett, Roger Shifflett, Dennis Spencer, Ray Thacker , Martin Turner, James Williams. FOURTH ROW: Donald Zim

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FIRST ROW: Bonnie Chisholm, Georgia Dameron, Rita Harris, Eugene Johnson, Brenda Kent, Johnny Kent, Gale Napier.

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FIRST ROW: Donna Barber, Patricia Bishop, Betty Bryant. SECOND ROW: Paul Bryant, Carter Conrad , Donald Crawford, Page Crawford, Brenda Davis, Jimmy Easton, Patrica Frazier.

THIRD ROW: Judith Goode, George Goodwin, Billy Hall, Joy Harris, Marie Harris, Joyce Johnson, Judith Johnson . FOURTH ROW: William Kidd, James McFadden, Keith Moore , Ronnie Moore, Madeline Napier, Phyllis Napier, Harold Ownby. FIFTH ROW: Allen Philpot, Kay Rhodes, Steven Rhodes, Emily Pugh, Eddie Roberts, Michael Shelton, Arlene Shifflett. SIXTH ROW: Wallace Spradlin, Jack Thigpen, Mae Thomas, James.Wyland, Patricia Levi tsky, Barbara Wilkinson.

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FIRST ROW: Linda Baber, James Batten, Freddie Birkhead, Dorothy Bishop, Joseph Cobb , Thomas Copb. SECOND ROW: Dennis Crawford, Christine Critzer, Alan Dudley, Linda Sue Elliton, Linda Hall, Warren Hall. THIRD ROW: Robert Hazlewood, Joyce Held, Holt Henderson, William Martin, Barbara Moore, Barbara Morris. FOURTH ROW : Diane Morris, Roger

O'Brien, Margaret Payne, Faith Pethel, Linda Rittenhouse, Linda Ann Shifflett. FIFTH ROW : Ronnie Spradlin, Deborah Sydnor, Pamela Wheeler, Lisbeth Wilson, Betty Woods, Janet Woody.

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Arlene Clements Roger Lee Cobb

Edison Crawford Donald Dudley

Cynthia Graves Garland Hall

Kathy Hall James Harris

Barbara Hunter Will ie Johnson

Mary Maupin Judith Moore

Clifton Morris Franklin Morris

Ga ynelle Morris

Peggy Lee Morris

Marilyn Napier Betty Pollard

Judy Shifflett Albert Spradlin

Mike Zimmerman

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Roy Abel John Adams Rose Bishop Joyce Bowman

Emerson Crawford Robert Dameron Martha Dawson David Elliott

Gail Haga David Hall James Held Rhonda Henderson

Charles Kidd Frances Maupin Deborah Moore Irvin Morris

Elizabeth Napier

Mary Napier Ronald Napier Rebecca Pethtel

Judith Rhodes Frank Shumaker June Ward Allen Woody

cSen1or !Javor1les

1961

Friendliest Most Athletic Mos t Likely to Succeed Most Co- opera t ive Mr . and Miss Senior

FRIENDLIEST Ga yle Stargell

Randy Goode

Howard Anderson

Wanda Proffitt

2/(r. and 2/Ctss cSen1or

PAM DeGROAT WALTON GOODWI N

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:7fclivLiies

Publications Club Softball Baseball Basketball

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Future Farmers of America Dri ver Education Band

Future Homemakers of America Student Coopera tive Association 4 -H Club Awards

!Yubhcalion Club and cScolly cS!aJ/

EDITOR

Carolyn McCormick

SPONSOR, Mrs . Hunt

ASSISTANT EDITOR

Paula Cobbs BUSI NESS M ANAGER

Maxine Goodman

Maxine Goodman: TREASURER

Mary Ann Currier: PRESIDENT

Randolph Goode: VICE PRESIDENT

Pam DeGroat: SECRETARY

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G.heerleaders

COACH: Mr. T. A. Allison

MANAGER: Bill Spradlin

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CO-CAPTAINS: Eugene McKamey Kenneth Reynolds

CO-CAPTAINS: Bill Goodwin Wendell Morris

*This page sponsored by the SCOTTSVILLE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

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BROOKS ST ARGELL

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ADVISOR

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OFFICERS

ROW 1:

Howard Anderson

TREASURER

Bill Goodwin

REPORTER

ROW 2:

Wa yne Crai g

VICE PRESIDENT

Gayle Sta rgell

PRESIDENT

Paula C obbs

SECRET ARY

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SPONSOR

Mrs . Laura Bramham

c5!ucknl Council

Cooperaliue

!7fssocialion

MARGARET WILLIAMSON - Science Award

Presented by Mrs. Rae DeGroat

FRED BOWMAN -Agriculture Award

Presented by

Mr. Leroy Page

7/wards

ALICE HAMNER - French Award

Presented by

Mr. Richard Fowler

DONALD CARROLL - Latin Award

Presented by

Mrs. Hazel Dorrier

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FIRST ROW: Arlene Lenahan, shorthand; Alice Hamner, shorthand; Maxine Goodman, bookkeeping and filing. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Currier, bookkeeping and filing; Marshall Johnson, shorthand; Bobby Ragland, typewriting; Kenneth Davis, typewriting; Wayne Craig, shorthand; Presented by Mrs. Hum.

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GREEN MOUNTAIN SERVICE STAT ION

RUTH, WILLIAM, AND OSCAR MAHONE

Groceries - Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods

and Produce

Gas - Oil

Keene, Virginia

LEE'S RESTAURANT

Scottsville, Virginia

Modern Electrical Appliances

for Better Living

Albemarle

Maytag

GARLETTS Phone 2-8931

711 West Main Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

TRAVELER'S REST HOTEL

Dining Room

Phone 3597



JAY JEWELERS 205 East Main Street

in Charlottesville

11 JAY 11 STANDS for

Jewelry

. C. H. WILLIAMS

Charlottesville's Complete Department Store


Congratulations to the Class of 1 61

DEPT

"A Complete Department Store"

In Downtown Charlottesville

CITY LAUNDRY

Offers

Laundry

Dry Cleaning Cold Storage Vault

Quick Service Wash-ette

Just Dial 29-136


Compliments of

SCOTTSVILLE CLEANERS

SCOTTSVILLE FARM SERVICE


Phone 3031

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"fJ't~& Reolly sings out in o sondwich-

so good ... so fresh ... so SOUTHERN!

"Your Satisfaction Is Ours''

Beautitone Cleaning

"As Refreshing as the Petal of a Rose"

KEENE MARKET

We Give Family Stamps

Phone 2161

BROWN'S GIFTS, INC.

Greeting Cards for Every Occasion

Phone 2-4101

Char lotte sville

Virginia

CHARLES A. BABER

General Merchandise

and Lumber ..

Fresh Meats - Smoked Hams

Howardsville, Virginia

THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP

Quality Men 1 s Wear

Charlottesville

Virginia

THACKER BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME

Phone 2 791

Ambulance Service


WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE

STORE

JOl-IN" F. WILLIAMSON

Phone 2501 Scottsville

Virginia

PITTS MARKET

Groceries - Meats - Fruits

Fresh Vegetables

Frozen Foods - Ice Cream

Phone 3631


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BRUCE-DORRIER GILMORE, HAMM, & SNYDER

MOTOR COMPANY INC. """""""'

Phone 3821 Scottsv:i lle. Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia

DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC STORE

413 East Main Street


Dial 2-2810

Dealers for Rawlings and Spalding Athletic Equipment Complete Lines

Fishing Tackle - Hunting Equipment

Plumbing and Heating Contractors

EARL H. VAUGHAN, INC.

608 Preston Avenue

Selectemp Heating Iron Firemen Products

11 Coal That Burns 11

Dial 2-5177 Charlottesville, Virginia

TILMAN'S Compliments of

J. D. and J . S. TILMAN

Charlottesville 1 s Shopping

Center for 54 Years

Shop All Three Floors

310 East Main Charlottesville, Virginia

LOWE'S

JEWELRY COMPANY

Expert Watch Repairing



Compliments of

CHARLES KING & SON

CO., INC.

Wholes ale Grocers

Charlottesville Virginia

MATACIA FRUIT COMPANY

Wholesale Distributors Fresh Fruits and Vegetables


POCAHONTAS AND PRATT-LOW INSTITUTIONAL FINE FOODS

Distributed by

J. W. WOOD WHOLESALE GROCER, INC.

Lynchburg, Virginia

GLEASON'S BAKERY, INC.·

Pies, Cakes, Pastries


THE HUB, INC.

Scottsville

Virginia

SCOTTSVILLE

TV-RADIO SERVICE

Phone 2631

Channel Master

Antennas and Accessories

Scottsville Virginia

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CONGRATULATIONS

and Best Wishes

to the Class of 1961

MONTICELLO DAIRY


OUR c~-P~

CHALLENGE The prosperity and individual free

doms we enjoy today are hard-earned gifts from our forefathers and must never be taken for granted.

Each new generation must stand on its own feet and preserve these freedoms.

The freedoms we enjoy through the American Way have a high price and must be earned over and over.

W. Somerset Maughan expresses it this way: "If a nation values anything more than freedom, it will lose its freedom; and the irony of it is that if it is comfort or money that it values more, it will lose that, too."

@ Power Con-~pany· . ... ..... .

IONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

Scottsville Branch

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TIMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE

YOUR Dependable

Druggist


CROPP BROS. REAL TORS

Town and Country and Sub-Properties

Charlottesville , Virginia

Phone 3- 52 39 Phone 3-9169

JAMES RIVER MARKET CLOVER FARM STORE

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(LOVER fARM STORES


SCOTTSVILLE BEAUTY SHOP

Permanent Waves - Facials Expert Hair Cutting and Tinting

Manicures

Phone 4531 Scottsville, Virginia

Compliments of

T ASTEE FREEZ £;

Monticello Road

Char lotte sville

Virginia

Ice

SCOTISVILLE SERVICE

Tires Washing Greasing

Accessories Whee 1 Balancing Generators

Batteries Tubes Ignition Parts

Phone 3111

JOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION


HERNDON'S SEVEN DAY MARKET

Produce

THE

SCOTTSVILLE FLOUR MILL Scottsville, Virginia

Flour, Feeds, Garden and Field Seeds, Fertilizer, Poultry and Stock Remedies We cure, buy and sell country cured meat. We have your needs, so see us or phone 2551

TUEL JEWELER KEEPSAKE

Diamond and Wedding Rings


Phone 2 -42 58

W. J. KELLER COMPANY S. L. THOMAS OPTICIAN

Exquisite Footwear 105N. lstSt.

Charlottesville, Virginia Char 1 otte sville, Va.

Dial 2-460 5

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*Which is Latin for "The Sociables prefer Pepsi." But

the important thing is to communicate. And if you're one of

The Sociables, you'll get this message : refresh without filling

-insist on Pepsi-Cola.

' "I'EPS I·CO LA'' A:'CD ' ' PUS! .. ARE TRADEIIARXS OF PEPSI·CO LA COli PANT. REG . U. $, I'AT. OFF.

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BRUCE'S DRUG STORE ''F1

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Phone 3881


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SMITH

CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Sales and Services

Telephone 2 541

11 The Beautiful Way to Be Thrifty''


H. M. GLEASON & CO.

Authorized lliJ.I Dealer

Farm Machinery and Motor Trucks

Serving You Since 1871 lst and Garrett St. Tel. 2-5145

"Flowers for All Occasions 11

VALLEY VIEW FLORIST

418 E. Main St.

Charlottesville, Va.

Dial 6-6141

OMOHUNDRO ELECTRIC COMPANY

·· Frigidaire

Zenith Radio and Television

400 East Market Street


COLEMAN'S

JEFFERSON SHOP

Wearing Apparel for the Whole Family

Phone 4161


Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted

DR. J. T. GREENE OPTOMETRIST

Hours: 9 a.m. - 5 p. m. Sat: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Telephone 3-2459

211 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

RENNOLDS', INC.

"Southern Electric"

Charlottesville's Most Complete Appliance Center

W. L. REYNOLDS

Tel. 3-5136 227 West Main St. Charlottesville, Virginia

Go to

FINK'S JEWELRY 1n

Downtown Charlottesville for

All of Your Jewelry Needs. Diamonds - Watches

Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs

124 E . Main St. Tel. 6-6094

ARTHUR'S GRILL

317 E. Main St.

11 The Finest in Downtown Charlottesville 11

Charlottesville, Virginia 204 E. Market Street

Telephone 2-7118 Teletype Charvl 75

WYLLIE AND THORNHILL Investments ··

Listed and Unlisted Stocks and Corporate Bonds, Mutual Fundss U S. Government, State, County

and Municipal Bonds

CHARLOTTESVILLE OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY

Authorized Underwood Agency

915 W. Main St. Dial 2-7419

Charlottesville,. Virginia

VIRGINIA TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.

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FIRST

~THOUGHT


THE DAILY PROGRESS C. P. MARTIN COMPANY

Plumbing and Heating Gives You

215 Albemarle Street

11 Today 1 s News To~ay11 Charlottesville 1 Virginia

Phone 3-2555

SCOTTSVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY

MICHAEL L. PIEL- Broker Tel: 4421-2982


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WADDELL'S 308 East Main Street


FOR THE GIRLS

Cobblers and Edith Henry

FOR THE BOYS

Taylor Made

CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE

Hardware of All Kinde

Charlottesville , Virginia

MOWEN OPTICIANS

Dial WH 2-8697 113 S. Wayne

Ave.

Waynesboro Virginia

Dial 2-653 5 113 · Fourth St.

N.E.

Charlottesville Virginia

FITZHUGH DRUG STORE

Prescription Specialists

The REXALL Store



CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO AND TRUCK DEALERS

VANCE BUICK INC. 900 Preston A venue Buick- Buick Special-Opel

DEIHL AUTO IMPORTS, INC. 1001 West Main St. Renault-Triumph -Peugeot MacGREGOR MOTORS, INC . 416 West Main Street Lincoln-Mercury -Continental

Comet-English Fords- Borgw ard WILHOIT MOTORS 404 East Market St. Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer Fia t·Simca-Dodge Trucks R. M. DAVIS MOTORS, INC. 1311 West Main St. DeSoto-Plymouth-Valiant COGGINS MOTOR CO,, INC. 330 Preston A venue Chrysler-PI ymouth-Imperial Studebaker Cars and Trucks Mercedes-Benz-Valiant CHARLOTTESVILLE MOTORS 856 West Main St. Ford-Fa leon- Thunderbird - Ford Trucks

PIEDMONT TRACTOR CO., INC. Route 250 West Willys Jeep - John Deere Equipment BRADLEY PEYTON III 858 West Main St. Pontiac -Pontiac Tempest-Cad iliac -Vauxhall

DOMINICK CHEVROLET CORP. 1st and Water Street Chevrolet -Corv air -Corvette

H. M. GLEASON AND CO., INC. 1st and Garrett St .

International Trucks and Farmall Equipment WRIGHT WRECKING YARD 1320 East Market Street Diamond T Trucks Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment

HARPER MOTORS, INC. Preston Avenue at Ninth Street Authorized Dealer for Volkswagen RUSSELL MOONEY OLDS SALES AND SERVICE 315 West Main Street Oldsmobile-G. M. C . Trucks-Oldsmobile F85

Lun Ply·

Mol Win Doo Fra Scr~

She1 Inst Cen Pla, Shir

LEST YOU FORGET! That the best place to get your building needs such as :

Lumber Metal Roofing Lintels Plywood Roll Roofings Nails Moldings Windows Doors Frames

Carpenter Tools House Hardware Venetian Blinds Paints

Storm Doors Storm Sash Brick Barb Wire

Screens Sewer Pipe Creosoted Poles Sheetrock Culvert Pipe and Fence Posts Insulation Asbestos Siding (Floor Polishers Cement, Lime Floor Tile Rented) Plaster (Floor Sanding Gutter Shingles Machines Rented) Heatilators

is here in Scottsville. We have large stocks, bought

in carloads and truck loads at the lowest price so that we can sell at the lowest price, quality conside.red.

DON'T FORGET

W. F. PAULETT & SON Scottsville, Virginia

For Building Materials

Let Your Home Come First ..

PARR'S FURNITURE STORE Phone 3791


STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Eastern Regional Office

1001 Emmett Street


Ride in comfort and

Save money!

MONTICELLO BEAUTY SHOPPE

"Beauty Begins With the Hair"

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE

FOR APPOINTMENT CHville 2-5256

2nd Street

SCOTTSVILLE FLORIST

Owners

MR. AND MRS. T. R. CHILDRESS


UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY


Manufacturers of Rayon and Nylon Tire Cord

Used in U. S. Royal Tires

PRODUCTS OF DISTINCTION

for Americd's Schools

Quality is •••

where JOSTEN'S is! • Class rings of matchless beauty • Announcements of distinctive elegance • Trophies of masterful design and finish • Awards of lasting satisfaction

SERVING AMERICA'S FINEST

STUDENTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS

SALESMAN'S OR JEWELERS IMPRINT

SCOTTSVILLE SUPER MARKET

DEW DROP INN

Self- Service Store

Groceries - Meats - Fruits

Phone 3621


Known for Quality Ice Cream

BREYER ICE CREAM DIVISION

614 Forrest Street


Phone 2-7752

Hamburgers French Fries

Scottsville

Virginia

Compliments of

PUBLICATIONS CLUB

Scottsville High School

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Scottsville High School Yearbook - The Scotty - 1961

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