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The Highland CavaUer
B D U M n
W I S E . VA.
Permit N o . «
Clinch Valley College of the University ol Virginia
Volume 9
Wednesday, March 27, 1963
Number 7
C'.'.rjzYi Valley College c a f e t e r i a
is new operating w i t h the new
equipment. As everyone has n c tiiied we new have
the
sit^ain
liiyW across the f r o n t instead of
the clc battered counter t h a t we
ci.ce had. As of yet, we haven't
l.id the nnivUeige of u i l n g i t bec i . i i e o; t.cjv'A.i> to o l d e r the p i c pe: i>..:\'. and trays. Our d l s h WKShEr h a s added more cntlvai i 2 i n i In the k i t c h e n t h a n any
oth3r gadget. We are able to
ierve
you
with
more
sanlta:iy
dis'nes t h a n we were when we
I had the old r u s t e d sink w h e i e
I the
water
temperature h a i
to
sif.y at h s r x i t e m p E r a t u r e . Most
. of a l l there Is no slavlrjg to keep
I the
diihes clean.
We
are
also
; wel'l p l e a s e d w i t h our s t e a m
cooker even t h o u g h we haven't
l e a r n e d to operate i t w i t h ease.
A t least we get well done food I n
a shorter amount of t i m e t h a n
we d i d when we had the old gas
range. Now we have a potato
peeler w M c h w i l l peel a p p r o x i mately 50 pounds of potatoes In
w i l l / T h e plans f o r the a n n u a l
The Historical Society of S o u t h - alMut 5 minutes. Everyone
west V i r g i n i a met Friday, M a r c h have t o a d m i t t h a t this beats C l i r j c h VaMey College Retreat
1 5 i n the lounge of C l i n c h Valley peellrjg potatoes w i t h d u l l k n l v e s ^ h a v e been miderway f o r sonis
Cokege a t w h i c h time the new Our stack ovens are also h i g h . y time now and are f i n a l l y neaping
president was announced. The praised. Now we p u t the f o o d i n completion. As of the present the
1*6 CHnch Valley College S t i : - candidates f o r the o f f i c e were the oven and set the clock to Retreat wUl be h e l d a t the
4 e n i Council Is p l a n n i n g t o spon- tlie honioraibie Judge K. J . S u t h - buzz at whatever t i m e I t should Methodist Camp at F o r t B l a c k School s p i r i t reached l U peak
sor a n evening of 'Xolk dancing. e r l a n d f r o m Clintwood and our be taken o u t where w i t h the old! more durii>g one o f the last a t the Bluet leld game where s l u T h e Idea ifor ;tbU new iform of own Dean E . L . Hcnson of C l i n c h sas range we h a d to keep j e r k i n g i j week-ends i n M a y .
awits cheered our team o n t »
n the
t h e door
rtnnr to
tn make
m o i r « sure
c„r« tthh^el '- — , p ^ g Retreat wUl' be opcn to
e n t e r t a t n m e n t a t OVC a r o s e Valley College. Not oniy d i d ti^e down
i l n l s n the season w i t h t h e i r bestf r o m the f a c t t h a i some students' menioers meet t h e i r new presi- food wasn't b u r n i n g . T h e n the'] the whole student body; b u t due played, m o s t - e x c l t l n g game. T h e
dent,
Judge
Sutherland,
b
u
t
they
door
w
o
u
M
have
t
o
be
propped
have asked f o r square dance an-d
to the l i m i t e d sleeping facillUes, school bus iwaa taken; t h e s l u poHta music a t o u r laat few das.- also saw the recently f i l l e d f i i u ' back up. T o take out the odors, a g r o u p of about t h i r t y p r o m i n - aer.'ts being accomgnaaled b y M r .
draiwers
i
n
the
libi-apjr
c
o
n
t
a
l
n
we
now
have
a
new
hood
with\
oe«. A t the Februairy Frolic, a
ent student leaders wiU be selec- Mackenzie a n d M r . Lerogr O u U group atiganlzed a set f o r the im the ipamphleti, books, m a n u f i l t e r s t o replace t h e oW h o m e - ted >by a j o l r i l committee made Utiih.
V i r g i n i a Reel aTid r e a l l y appear- SCIIJJLS, newspaper clippings, ai-.d made hoed we once had. I f a t i j u p oY b o t h fwcuTty a n d student
A variety o f t h i n g s t o o k jdace
ed to e n j o y .themselves. Even the other ipaipers belonging to the, a n y t i m e you hear something th'at^ council members to represent the o n t h U t n p . F l i « t ot atl was the
students w h o ^ d n o t take p a r t HSSWV. These papers have been sounds l i k e an alnplane t a k i n g various college otganlzatlons arxl t r i p to the game. W h a t a r i d e l
I n t h e a c t i v i t y seemed to enjoy properly catalogued and' f i l e d o f f I n the k i t c h e n , you can f e e l - ' t o spend the"night at the Retrealt some o f t ^ passengers t r i e d t o
and- are availaible to Interested assured t h a t I t is o u r new Ice area
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watching.
t a l k b u t w-ere outdone b y t h e
I f bids p l a n is carried t h r o u e h , persorts.
w ? ? h J . ) S ^ ' ' n i ^ A l s o
p U n n l r « to a t t e n d the loud noises i r o m t h a t "everikivI n c l u d e d among these papers ^ » , ^ ? ^ ^ ™ * " * ' * " * ' ' ' ^ . ^ R « t r e a t are m a n y members o l i r * " bus, t h e n r e M r U n g t o readr
a caller t'Tom the Iccal area w i l l
be present t o c a l l the square are a pamiphiet c o n c e m i n s the
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f
J!S
the f a c u l t y , InclucBng Dean H e n - wa a Uttle h i s t o r y o r yust obserdances. T h e r e <wUl ailso be music Hat)fleld-McOoy Feud a n d a l i f e ^
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ea t,son. Dean H a m H t o n T M r . R o b l n - v i n g the beautUtit sceoeiy.
a n d dances f r o m other parts of of T a l t o n Hall' w h o was captured
^ n ' " M r . a n d Mrs. Ernest, Coach
U p o n a r r i v a l i n BlueOeld we
by Red Fox T a y l o r o f OVC F o l - J ^ ' i ^ ^ ^ ^ ' * 1 , * ' * ' ' * ' ' ' " f . * Wheeler. M r \ A u s t i n , M r . M a c t h e woi4d.
were flabbergasted a t t b e s i g l i t
However, the S t u d e n t Council, lies f a m e . T h e society also has ^ h ^ e ^ ^ " " ^ " u
VCenzie. M r . liooper, a n d M r . and of t h e i r dovmatory w i t h ^ t «
a n d the Interested students, who a n 1899 catalog of the o l d O l a d c - purchased. We w i l l now be able 5i»rs WeUs.
piUors a n d shocked a t t h e s i M
are h e l p i n g t o p l a n t h i s aiffair, vllle College a t Wise w h i c h con- to keep a larger q u a n t i t y o f focd^
of t h e i r g y m n a s i u m . T h i s was aU
£iisted
of
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g
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with
our
new
r^rlgeritor
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P'*'"vwunt t o k n o w w h a t the student
but fotgottett, however, w h e n t h e
college.
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is
a
book
by
the
freezer,
the
refrigeStor
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v
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body t h i n k s about I t . Please c o n team i n " r e d a n d ' g r a y " a n > e a n d
eleven
year
old
ewaiTgeUst
Earl
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compartments
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taidt y o u r representative and exi a n d the second one on o n the 'taoor. Nenrer before tbls
Ccle f r o m JeweU H i U a/bout sixty having 2 compartmenfts.
press y o u r lieiwa.
-day, r u n n i n g f r o m about have so f e w C;VX:. students made
mUes south of B l u e f i e l d , and
W i t h these m a n y advantages
£o m u c h nolce a t a baU game as
numerous manuscripts describ- over the old snack b a r , we hope 9 : 0 0 A J M . u n t i l about 4 : 0 0 VM.,
was made here. A n d wbait a
ing the schools, teachers, a n d tha't everyone w i l l show t h e i r ap- at w h i c h time the Retreat w i l l
gamel O u r boys reaMy piayied a
The sum o f aU existence is the
methods o f education f i f t y t o p r e c i a t i o n b y t a l 0 n g theJr dUhes, be a<Uournied by the President
magic ot ibeing needed by j u s t
of the Student Body u n t U the good, leasttmoivlng game, righA
seventy-iflve yeaia ago.
bottles, a n d papers t o t h e traces
d o w n . to a n d I n c l u d i n g t h e overone pMson.
n e x t year.
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Miss Nancy H a n n o n r e a d her f i x e d f o r s u c h ^ n g s r a t h e r t h a n
time, o n e spectator commented
Also IntdudeA tii< t h e present
paper o n Riuf ua Ayers, one o f the leavlRg the tables messy and
a f t e r w a r d s t h a t b e Uuni«tii t b d r
I t Is. n o t so m u c h thi-.t love has founders o f B i g st'One Oap, to cluttered as m a n y have been plans f o r t h i s yeM's Retreat are entire aeboiA w o u l d be out-yeUthe t r a d i t i o n a l ^ > a g h e t t l d l i m e r
gonei b u t t h l t i t w e n t I n l i t t l e the society members.
F u t u r e g u i l t y of doing.
ed by the t h i r t e e n students f r o m
(prepared b y t h e y o u n g isMles
ways.
p r o g r a m a w l l l be announced.
CUnoh Valley.
—Cafeteria Personnel
present) and' the f o l k singing
T h e traan a n d the bus group
a n d n a t u r e hikes F r i d a y n i g h t
a n d someaf ter d t m i e r and Saturday m o r n - m e t f o r a "obit-«aM,"
t
h
i n g t o eat b e f o r e s t a r t i n g f o r
ing
home., FinaHy, i n t o tSte bus a n d .
on the way. I f listening a n d n o t
asleep, one c o u U h e a r these
s o u n d s — ' " H e y , over here";
' T h e Student Council m e t Feb•Auoh-oh, now w h a t . "
ar u a r y 19. M i k e Otemmer, Vice OVC, Chaip O k i r k suggested t h a t
bout moving"—"could I s i t w l t J i
we spon.9or a bertefit dance to
President, presided.
you?" "Mmmmmmm"—"Zszssa"
raise f u n d s f o r retreat. Ohap volSaturday n i g h t A p r i l 6 a t 8 Yes t h i s was one f IMed w i t h e x F i r s t o n the agenda was sevunteered' to see M r . Henson about
o'clock, the Y o u n g Moderns of c i t e m e n t a n d g o o d times as those
e r a l suggestions f o r projects. We
the dance.
CVC w i l l present ai> A r t Program who w e n t wUl weU remember.
UnftUy decided to v i s i t various
Also, we discussed sponsoring
In the Oreear O y m n a s l i m i - A u d i h i g h schools h> the Southwest
t o r i u m . I t w i n be a n Easter p r o e m area'. T h e purpose of these movies to, raise money f o r r e g r a m composed of famous r e l l r
vlslta w o u l d l>e t o e}q>]ain the treat. Jack Wakelaod was appointed
t
o
see
M
r
.
Lewis
about
glous paintings posed i n ' a 7 f t .
academic, social and siports p r o by 7 i f t . p i c t u r e f r a m e . T h e o h a r gram' a t GVC i t t order to get i9tting the movies.
iacters w i l l be p o r t r a y e d by OVC
T h e n the meeting was a d more w o r t b y students tor next
students.
Between presentation
year. T h i s mUl be carried' o u t by j o u r n e d .
O n Tuesday, February 26 B i l l y
of the paltntlngs, special religious
the Student C o u n c i l m e m ^ r s
mu&lc numbers w i l l be presented. Edd Wheeler, f o l k singer, w r i t e r ,
a n d t h e Honor C o u r t member*.
composer, a n d entertainer, f r o m
A t m t a U v e Ust at h i g h schools
A i d i n g the Young Moderns i n New Y o r k presented t w o i » o It's your move I T h a t Is, our
were suggested. T h e y are Castle- lounge can look only as nice as
the presentation a n d n a r r a t i o n g t a m s I n t h e lounge o f d l u A
wood, Ooeburn, Orundgr, Haysi, you, as students, are w i l l i n g t o
of the show w i l l be Mrs. B m m a Vatley College. B i l l y E d d i s o r i D a l e C i t y , Dungannon', J . J. K e l - make I t . Most tables usually look
McCraray o f the CVC f a c u l t y . g i n a l l y f r o m a s m a l l t o w n i n
^ , Keokee, NlokeJavlUe, Lebanon, even messier t h a n our f i c t i t i o u s
H i e students are w o r k i n g 'hard West V i r g i n i a where he sang as
St. Charles, P e n n h i g t o n Cap, one here, because t h i s mess is
on the stage iiM<opertles and ttie a boy r o a m i n g t h e b i l l s o f h i s
T h o m a s Walker, Pound, Jones- a t least arranged i n a n orderly
costuming f o r the show.
hometown. A f t e r g r a d u a t i n g
vlUe, S t . P a u l a n d Big s t o n e Oap. f a s h i o n . Let's n o t get "stale
T h e public is i n v i t e d ; there f r o m h i g h school, he a t t e n d e d
mate,"
instead
l
e
t
'
s
"^heck"
a
n
d
I n order to be able t o have r e win be no charge. T h i s w i l l be Warren-WUson Junior coUe^e a t
t r e a t a t F o r t BlBokmore o r some see t h a t we do o u r Share In m a k OVCs coiktrlbutton t o t h e c o m i n g Swannanoa, N o r t h CajxilUna, u t d
ing
C.V.C.
look
i
t
s
best.
o t h e r a p i m i t M l a t e place besides
Easter Season.
(See W U E E L B R page 4)
Annual Clinch Valley Retreat
Planned For Fort Blackmore
Historical Society Southwest
Virginia Meets At CVC
Student Council To
Sponsor Folk Dance
School Spirit At
Bluefield Game
^yl^^J^^^^^rJ^"
Student Council Membeirs To
Visit Local High Schools
Religious Art
Program April 6
Folksinger
Jean Ritchie
To Be A t CVC.
Lounge
8:00 P.M.
March 28
"T»at
Billy Edd Whe«ler
Performs A t CVC
THE U I Q U L A N D C A V A U B R
K<Utor-In-CWe£
Phyllis C o r n e t t
Aaslslant E<Utor
M i k e Olemmer
Supplement Editor —
Sonnie Maddox
Business Manager
Bill Kllgore
News Editors
Blllle D o r t o n a n d Zay Powers
Photograpber —
Oeorge H e l t o n
Feature E d i t o r
Barbara M a n n
Art Editor
- Patsy Akens
S p w t s Editor
Bardie WoUe
Excbange Editor
A n n l s Delph
Olroulatlon Editors
K a t e n Benko and Edward Shepherd
Copy Editor
Sandra Sexton
Fashion Editor
O'Donna Evans
Faculty Advisor
Pro!. Lester Wilson
C O N T B I B U T I N Q T O T H I S ISSUE: Jack Wakeland, Eleanor Wayne
M o r r i s , K a r e n Benko, K a r e n Kennedy, Suianne iLayton, Glenda
Hayes, Carole Elster, M r . Wells, a n d M r s . McCraray.
The Forthcoming Spring Hop
atiis, you had' better start
looking around' f o r Chait leUow
y o u w a n t t o take y o u to the
"Spring H o p " becanise I t i s only
about Imro m o n t h s u i U i l thaA guy
is g o i n g t o be yelling, "Qpab
y o u r p a r t n e r a n d das-<a-doe."
T h i s maty be Just a l l t U e exaggerated' :but w h e n t h a t band
a t a i i s plagrlng, t h i n g s are going
t o sta'Tt Jumping — a n d I mean
Jumgdng. As m a n y of you have
h e a r d , the theme of t h e « p r l n g
dance Is going t o be "the lest
r o u n d - u p " (slgnlfiyhig a goodbye t o t h e sophomore class) and
t h e music t h a t 'the band is going
to p l a y is g o i i % t o be to the tune
0* "grab your partner."
Personally, thds author feels
theit to c a l l a Jazzy f e s t i v a l getbogetiher — where you either lose
y o u r head d a n c i n g o r d o n ' t
damce — ai f o r m a l a f f a i r is a
gross industtce; a n d to c a U the
dance' the S p r i n g H o p would' be
m u c h m o r e I l t t l n g . T h e n at least
everyone w o u l d be f r e e to wear
old sweat Oairla audi bobble sox.
B u t n o — the t l t t e o f t h e (lance
w i l l remain' t h e Qprlng Fomnfa—
as i t has l a the ipast; a n d I hanre
no partloular o b j e c t i o n against
this, r a t h e r any objections come
m connection w i t h the band
w h i c h has already been chosen
in £ome m l D d s .
A person doesn't have to ibe a
continuous subscriber to E m i l y
Post to reaiUsse t h a t at a " f o r m a l
dance" y o u a r e supposed to be a
l i t t l e m o r e m a t u r e a n d sophisticated t h a n a t a regular "get-togetlier." I w a n t to luiow how y o u
are supposed t o act a t the f o r t h coming dance — tor I t certainly,
even though I t Is masquerading
under the name " f o r m a l " , c a n n o t
be conssldered such.
I feel tl>ait since thds dance is
our d«3t a n d b ^ e s t f u n c t i o n o f
the year, ,we should decide q u i c k ly what k i n d of dance we w a n t
I t to 'be — a n d t h e n choose our
band to f i t the tune we set f o r
the dance — whether i t be a
f o r m a l dance or an i n f o n n a l gettogether.
I f you harve any oplition I n
t h i s matter, I Imjdore you to
make t h e m known—(because this
Is your dancel
T h e Assistant Editor
School Spirit Is Everything
Concenjdng t h e b u s i n e s s of
sOhooil 9 i r i t , I tbdidi. some of
y o u r Ideas expressed i n the
paper t w o Issues ago were very
good. T h e r e a i « numerous ideas
t h a t c a n ibe worked f r o m your
p o i n t o f ivlew. However, d i d you
ootMidsr the poa5U>llit(y of t b U
division of Uie student body gett i n g o u t of hand? There are so
m a n y communities a n d toiwns
represented' here t h a t the s t u d e n t body wiouM i» divided Into
m&ny, many' groups. F o r e x a m ple, the Oate Olty peoide would
f l o c k together, the Ollntwood
people flock together, a n d so o n .
Needless to say, t h a t to divide
t h e student body I n t o p o l i t i c a l
groitpfs would aOso be f u t i l e , f o r
one f a c t i o n w o u l d w a n t one
t h i n g and' the other, another, so
there y o u are, r i g h t back w i t h
the same dlllema.
T h e solution I o f f e r is t h i s :
Start t a l k i n g a n d doing school
s p i r i t . B y t h i s I mean adverse
events such as t h e BlueHeld b a l l
game. A studettt was ambitious
enougait to get l i p a l i s t of names
of those w h o wanted to go to
the b a l l game. A s u f f i c i e n t n u m "
ber signed, a n d the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n l e t the bus go. Everyone t h a t
w e n t h a d a marvelous Ume I
know, because I w e n t o n the t r i p .
A f t e r t h e b a l l game, one of the
f a c u l t y o f B l u e f i e l d told us t h a t
our g r o u p out-yelled the entire
B l u e f i e l d student 'body t h a t was
p r e s a i t . Several team members
commented o n t h i s a n d said t h a t
t h e y really appreciated i t . I
know I t helped the team's performance. As y o u know, I t took
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Patronize Oar
Advertisers. They Blake
This Paper Possible
Wednesday, March 27, 1963
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a n oivertlme f o r Bluefleldi to beat
us. I don^t see bow a t w student
who saw o r heard o f t h d t game
could reaily feel r i ^ t w i t h h i m self.
M y i w l n t Is't^ils—Uyou can get
a few studento Interested i n these
a f f a i r s , a n d g e t Uiem to enjoy
themselves a t these a f f a i r s , t h e n
they w l U teU t h e i r f r i e n d s and
those peoiple w i U teU t h e i r
friends, t h e n b i a m l S C H O O L
BPIQUT.
I n c i d e n t a l l y , I disagree e n t i r e l y w i t h the letter h t the last Issue
of the paiper i n w h i c h I t was U i f e r r e d t h a t a t t e n d i n g every l i t t l e
f u n c U o n Is "bighrsohoollalh". B a h l
H a l f of college Ufe Is the a f f a i r s ,
a n d I f iihe student w h o professed
such a statement were a " t r u e "
ccdlege m a n — he should know
this. (MagAw he ihas never heard
of V . P. I . a n d t h e i r B Y O L D a n ces.)
R . C . 8.
Home Hdw. & Fnm. Oo.
Norton, V a .
Faints — Hdw. & F a i n .
Phone 210
Hatoher Equipment Oo.
Tour Dependable Frlgldaire
and Zenith Dealer
Phone 1111
Norton, V a .
Oomplimento of
First National
Bank
of Mse, Va.
Shice 1901
Telephone 3436
Honor: A Full
Time Job
C.V.C. has a n honor ayatemi
I t h a i l*ad one f o r severaJ years,
and i t Is s t m i n existence. Bvery^
one wiho is a if uU-tUne student a*
C.V.C. has signed a pledge I n d i cating t h a t he is i n favor a n d
wul uphold the honor ss^tem
while ne is a student here.
Our honor system is designed
so U i a t Mudents at C.V.C. c a n
enj&y a n e n v i r o n m e n t o f honesty
and Integrity. I t Is designed so
t h a t each student c a n feel t h a t
he is trusted and n o t being spied
on by a proctor.
Why is i t t h e n t h a t there is
such a fuss about r e p o r t i n g acts
which are a breach of t i l l s syS'
tern. I t ' s n o t a m a t t e r of whether
we .want to take acUon against
a Jejlow student or not. I t is a
m a t t e r of doing w h a t we must
do. I t is a m a t t e r o f f u l f i l l i n g
t h a t pledge t h a t promise, t h a t
we made when w e entered C.V.C
M, is a m a t t e r of being t r u t h f u l
w i t h ourselves a n d of l i v i n g by
the rules of the system under
w h i c h we chose to live.
I t is true t h a t honesty can prevail only when every student is
wlHlng to be honest w i t h hdmseW
a n d others. I t is also true t h a t
honor is a personal- t h i n g . H o w ever, w h e n cur honor system was
d r a w n up. I t was agreed t h a t i f
an i n d i v i d u a l I n our system was
u n w i l l i n g to accept t h e responsibility o f i n j u r i n g his o w n
honesty, t h e n this responsibility
was placed' o n the remainder of
the student hody. Students are
i n f o r m e d concerning rules and
expectations and i f they refuse
to abide by these t h e n they
weaken our whole .system.
Wihether luany are w i l l i n g to
a d m i t 'It or not, our whole school
is Judged by each i n d i v i d u a l who
is here. I t is f o r t h i s reason t h a t
i t is so h n p o r t a n t f o r each to
p r a c t i c e . honesty a t a l l times.
W l i e n t i l e honor code i s repeatedly broken and Is n o t reported^
i t becomes a mockery, a " b i g
Joke." I t j u s t takes one or two
cheaters. Hers, or thieves t o r u i n
the whole h i g h image of C V.C.
The honor code should n o t be
taken l i g h t l y . I t stands f o r a
pledge made iby m a n y students.
I t stands f o r student e f f o r t to
establish p r i d e to o u r school and
Its students. I f we Stand back and
aiHow students to " g e l b y " w i t h
small breaches of the code t h e n
f l n a ^ j r we w U l have no code a t
all. We w i l l have n o honor system at a l l . I f we c a n keep our
standards Jiigh, C.V.C. w l U a f
traat t h e " h i g h s t a n d a r d " type of
students.
I f we f a i l to keep these h i g h
standards, then our school Image
w i l l f t a i l also. O u r honor system
WlU be done away wlWi. A p i o otored system wlH (be developed
as a naverendhig spy always
ready to accuse.
T h e f u t u r e o f CiV.C. Is d ^ ) e n d ent upon Its students today. T h e
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NORTON. V A .
Wednesday, March 27, 1963
THE HIGHLAND CAVALIER, WISE, V A
Annual "Highland Games"
Scheduled At CVC April 5
EYES
ON
YOU
R i d i n g on tne M a r c h wUvds across the CJV.C. campus, i t has
been r u m o r e d :
. . . that Baitoara M . has c o r r a l ed one ot the mere- mature young
m e n o n campus.
. . . t h a t BUlle D . was seen r e cent.^ a t Soclltles d o i n g the T w i s t
wiWi J o h n C. I f t h i s i s true, w h a t
has happened to ChanHe R?
. . . t h a t a c e r t a i n young lady
(Susan S.) f r o m Snob H i l l has
been d r i v i n g the boys o n campus
wUd.
. . . t h a t a c e r t a i n Miss Bailey
f r o m I n d i a n Creek has been
p r a c t i c i n g nose-rubbing f o r the
homecoming o f a y o u n g soldier
f r o m Alaska.
. . . t h a t Jackie W r i g h t ha£
been seen w i t h K a r e n B e n k o
lately.
. . . t h a t President Starnes' a f fections have t u r n e d f r o m R a d f o r d to a local g i r l (C. B.)
. . . t h a t Doug O. escorted the
f u t u r e Mrs. O. around campus
one Sunday a f t e r n o o n . (P. S. I t
I were you Doug, I .would keep
t h a t g i r l away f r o m campus!!)
. . . Suzanne L . has been going
for walks p a s t Crockett HaU hoping a c e r t a i n wrestler ( K . "R."
O'N. F.) would be wotking also.
t h a t H . K . a n d Alice Faye
are f o n d of the view b e h i n d the
gym, especially o n Sunday a f t e r noons.
. . . t3»at Miss "Oaronet" Is g r a dually d e h y d r a t i n g ( P l ^ J , you're
looking g o o d l l l )
. . . t h a t Eleanor M . has been
Itaving trouble w i t h her bask.
Can " D r . T t n u n e l " prescribe any
lellet, EIeanop7
t h a t L i i i a Mae B . ( I mean
W o l f e l ) d i d nob spend a n i g h t i n
her d o r m roran d u r i n g the past
week. I f t h i s is true, where was
she?
. t h a t t h e rwnance, m e n Uoned U» a n earlier edlUon, between L a r r y M . a n d Bailbara A.
has t u r n e d Into a June wedding?
t h a t Olutrles R. goive a g i f t
to F i v U l a C. C o u l d this be the
start of something new?
. . . t h a t o n the n i g h t of M a r c h
ISth Chape C. swam lOie m o o n l i t
lake i n f r o n t of K a r e n K ' s house
to study O e r m a n . (Oood excuse!)
t h a t o n a recent n i g h t , n o t
to f a r I n t h past, M r . Jack Wakel a n d bopped o f f a n evening w i t h
the prize d f I n d i a n C r e ^ (Miss
Olenda Hayes) lbs hanring a f l a t
on a lonely r o a d i n the general
area of Pound.
L e u to risnt - K a r e n Benko,
Jackie Wright, Eleanor Morris,
Mike Clemmer, Suianne Layton
and Jack Wakeland.
Highlights Of
Spring Fashion Show
The Young Moderna a t C.V.C.
sponisored a ibenef i t f a s h i o n show
Saturday n i g h t as a Joint b e n e f i t
for the Wise K l w a n i s Olub a n d
the Circle K Chapter on campus.
B o t h adults a n d c h i l d r e n
throughout tlie area were I n v i t e d
to parUclpate w i t l i the Young
Moderns I n the show.
There was a large a n d appreciative crowd. Fashions a n d accessories were the courtesy o f the
Ills & Her Shop i n Pound.
Additional fashion highlights
were K a r e n Benko's Nile green
peau de sole emipire evening
goA-n w h i c h she hud' made f o r
occasion a n d w h i c h was m e n tioned by several of the visitors
as "Uie most beautdful gown i n
the show."
Another h i g h l i g h t of the show
m e n 1 1 o n ed as exceptionally
b e a u t i f u l was ipeMte, Suza'nne
Layton incdeMng the exquisite
white g c \ m she wore at her debut bail the past Christmas.
The Horsey Set c a p t i v a t e d the
audience as l i , opened w i t h 4year-olds r i d l n i ; t h e i r hobby hosies w i t h " v l g a h " I n a large semicircle i n the stage f o l l o w e d by a
group of young g i r l s , w h o ride
i n the area, modeling riding
clothes r a n g i n g f r o m the i u ' f o r m a l to t h e most f o r m a l a t t i r e
for horse shows.
T h e Wise K l w a n i s and' (Jlrole K
were pleased w i t h the f i n a n c i a l
success of the show which w i l l
be added to their w e l f a r e f u n d s .
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AND SERVICE
Q E Dealer
Phone 881
Big Stone Gap, V a .
Compliments of
BEATY & 00.
Hardware & Dry Goods
Telephone 2961, Wise. V a .
honor system i s a student-run
system, and' unless a l l students
c a r r y o u t t h e i r pledge to the
system, t h a n t h i s student ^ s t e m
or privilege w i l l be denied us.
Do you w a n t a n honor system
a t C.V.C? I f you do t h e n support.
I t . I f y o u d w t ' t Just remember
t h a t youWe pledged to live by I t
f o r the rest o f your stay a t C.V.C.
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and FURNITURE CO.
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Coefanm — Norton — S t Paul
Paramount Oleaners
& Laundry
Coebnm, V a . S-2S11
Box Storage
Free Mothproofing
Compliments of
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MARKET
Telephone 2711, Wise, V a .
Norton Hardware Oo.
Wholesale
Mine & Mill Supplies, H a r d ware, Stoves — Furniture
Tel. 132 & 133 — Norton, V a .
PERRY'S
PHARMACY
Phone 4491
O n A p r i l f i f t h the a n n u a l
H i g h l a n d Qames will be held.
T h i s is a n exciting f i e l d day i n
w h i c h both meit a n d women lake
part. T h i s D v e n l has been held
a n n u a l l y f o r the past severe',
years a n d has d r a w n many spectators as w e l l as participants.
T h i s year tihoiw w i l l be iwelve
events. The (Irst w i l l be the 100
yard dash i n w h i c h there w i l l
be t w o men f r o m cacli team.
Only the f i r s t f o u r positions
courjt. T h e second event w i l l be
the obstacle r u n i n v/hioli each
team wU'l be l i m i t e d to one man'.
T h e fastest t i m e w i l l w i n the
course. The t h i r d event w i l l be
the h i g h Jump. There w i l l be only
one m a n f r o m each teani and
they win be l i m i t e d to two j u m p s
at each height. T h e f o u r t h
event w i l l ibe the standing broad
Jump. HereiwlU'be two<men f r o m
each team w i t h three Jumps
each. T h e f i f t h event Is probably t h e most exciting to watch.
This is the tug-o-,war. There wlH
be six m e n f r o m each team a n d
they w i l l t r y to p u l l one another
I n t o the creek. T h e Brick throw
is the s i x t h event. There w i l l be
one m a n f r o m each team w i t h
three throws each. Tlie sofuball
t h r o w f o r distance w i l l be the
seventh event. There w i l l be one
m a n f r o m each tea'm wltih three
throws each. T h e e i g h t h even!
w i l l be the f o o t b a l l kick f o r distance. There w i l l be one m a n
f r o m each team w i t h three kicks
each. T h e n i n t h event has been
added t h i s year. I t is H i g h l a n d
wrestling. There w i l l be two
men f r o m each team. One m a n
w i l l represent the class below 150
Bluefield Takes
75-73 Ihriller
Where Are The Boys?
T h e g y m seems to be a very
busy place between c l a s s e s , chance f o r any boy to l e a r n a n d
science fairs, and i n t r a m u p a i g a i n valuable experience.
basketball games. I n the P h y s i All boys t h a t are hiterested I n
cal Education classes and a f t e r wrestling a n d would like to come
regular claiss hours, the boys are down are wHcome. There are a
now being taught new aind d t f - few boys t h a t had wreslding In
fereiA skills.
Pliyslcal Education c o m i n g to
I n Coach Wheeler's Physical this practice and there are some
Kducatlon classes f o r boys, he is t h a t haven't even had a n y wrestteaching them how to work on hng at all. T h e m a i n idea Is Vhat
heavy a'pparatus. Heavy appara- the boys t h a t are there are i n tus Is the horizontal bars, pa- terei/ted i n their school a n d have
rallel bars, and the horse. T h e the i n i t i a t i v e to t r y and learn
beys i n the clas.;es w i l l be t a u g h t something. There are some sopthe f u n d a m e r r l a l manuevers on homores there t h a t are h e l p i n g
this apparatus and w i l l gel a the f r e s h m e n wrestlers a n d the
ba-le background and knowledge Phys. Ed. boys and the newcomof the many d i f f e r e n t stunts t h a t ers. I t Is i n f o r m a l , b u t i t c a n be
can be done on.these pieces.
w o r t h while espeolally f o r those
I n order to get the boys I n boys w h o p l a n t o Ise o n t h e
shape f o r ;work o n the heavy wrestling team next semester.
apparatus. Coach Wheeler p u t
I f there are any boys intorestthem t h r o u g h about three .weeks ed I n wrestling,
c a n t a l k to
of exercUes. The exercises were Coach Wheeler or A n d y T r a y n o r
slt-ups, dips (on parallel bars) about the practice.
squal junups, a n d chin-ups (on
Well, the g y m seems to be quite
horizontal .ban. These exercise a busy place, b u t t h a t is w h y i t
were given to the boys to help was built. So, come down a n d
build up their arms, legs, sto give the place a visit SOTietime.
mach, and i h o u W e r g i r d l e s ,
which Is a must f o r w o r k i n g on
heavy apparatus. Also the boys
had three weeks of t u m b l i n g a n d
related sklHs to sharpen t h e i r re
flexes, ahlllly, and make their
bodies more coordinated.
Dean H a m i l t o n is instructin^i
The N o r t h i n a second h a U
a clas- In basketball a f t e r school come back to b e a t the East by
hours. I t is a class d e n n e d to a score of 56 45 i n basketball
help the basketball players keep last
week.It was a n e x c i t i n g
in practice and' to l e a r n plays game a l l the way. T h e East h e l d
and movements t h a t m i g h t help the edge by 3 points at the end
them In a game.
of the f i r s t h a l f . T h e East showThe wrestling team is holding ed good team play i n w o r k i n g
an Infoiimal spring practice i n the ball toward the basket.
H i g h m a n f o r the East was
the g y m a f t e r school hours. Here
the experienced boys are l e a r n - H u b b a r d w i t h 17, f<mowed by
ing new skills a n d Imiproving the Salyers w i t h 12, Meade w i t h 11,
basic ones. I t Is hoped t h a t t h i s Massey w i t h 4 a n d Baas w i t h 2.
practice w i l l make a better team The N o r t h i n overcoming the
(See B E A T S page 4)
f o r next year and Is a good
los., while the second m a n w i l l
O n February 23 the C l i n c h
lepicieri'l the class above 160 lbs.
T h e t e n t h event iwlll be the caber Vav.ey Highlanders rolled i n t o
less. One man' f r o m each team B l u e f i e l d arxi they brought their
w i l l have f o u r tosses. The Co-ed rooting section. TJie big red and
Rciaiys will! be the eleventh event. &N.y .iohool bus was used to take
They w i l l Include the J u m p u group c>i CVC f a l t h f i u l to the
Slick Belay, sack race and dlzzy- g a m e ar.'d Ihcy kept t h i n g s m o v izzy Relay. There w i l l be four ing throughout the game. The
ooys and four girls f o r each ccani, of course, was giving the
team. The t w e l f t h event was a l - f r o o t e r s e v e r y o p p o r t u n i t y to
so added llvls year. I t Is the i<hout, and shout they d i d ! I n
K&.ghl toss up. There w i l l be lact, they shouted so loud i n the
cue m a n f i c m each team w i t h small Bluefield g y m t h a t they
j u s t about took the place over.
ihree throws each.
Bluefield' h a d soundly beaten
Mombcr.s of the f a c u l t y who
wiM assist arc Dean Henson, M r . the Highlanders a t Wise ^.nd
Robinson, Mrs. Wells, M r . H a m i l - they were expecting to p u t on' a
tcn, M r . Hooper, M r . Lewis, and show f o r the home fans. They
Mr. A u s t i n . The time schedule were iiv for quite a .surprise as the
icr events Is as follows: A t 4:30 Hig'h.arxlers matehed a h o t - h i t the Football K i c k f o r distance ting Blueileld team goal f o r goal,
h i g h Jump, and the obstacle r u n ; a n d at. the h a l f t i m e CVC was
at 4:30 the s t a n d i n g broad j u m p , ahead 46-44.
•o.'v.baH t h i o w f o r distance, and
The second haif began w i t h
the caber tcss; at 5:10 the H l g h - the r c o t i n g secUcn sUU going
lai:ri Wres.tlirjg. 100 y a r d dash, strong and the team was going
si.'i Brick t h r o w ; at 5:30 the stronger. However, b o t h teams
rug-o-war, Co-ed Relays and oDgan mlssirjg baskets and I t was
.wciriii toss up.
nip ar.d luck a l l the way. B l u e This should provide a n exclt- f i e l d w a s aible to get one more
ivji, aitternoan f o r cvery6ne.. The iii..d goal t h a n CVC thus enablprogram w i l l be p u t out next ing them to tie the game up a t
week i n order that the manager ,71-71 at the end of regulation
may have a cha:ice to pick the p l a y . L a r r y Carter sank a goal
best m a n f o r eaich event. I n or- w i t h 4 £eoond5 l e f t to put the
der to provide a goal iha*, each ga.ine i n t o overtime.
team may t r y to reach the w i n The l i p - o f f i n the overtnnt
ner cif the event w i l l receive 40 period w a s corflroUed by CVC.
points; the SC«0!K1 place winner r h e y decided t o freeze the b a i l
win receive 30; the t h i r d 20 for one shot a n d d i d a good j o b
points and the f o u r t h place 10. u n t i l o n e of the players was
I n case of a Me f o r any position', called f o r going Into the back
the polDts w i l l be added togetiher court. Bluefield took the ball
and d'lvldcd equally between each G c w n and scored, b u t CVC came
team.
back w i t h a goaJ of t h e i r own by
J c h n Daniels. Bluefield t h e n
took the ball down and froze the
ball f o r a f i n a l shot. They took
the shot w i t h about 5 seconds on
the clock and i t was good. The
Compliments
Highlanders h a d only 3 seconds
to k e e j r a shot o f f . b u t - l t ' w a s n o t i FARMERS EXOHANOE
T h e Clinch Valley Highlanders
enough to get the ball across the
took o n F e r r u m Jr. College i n landers h a d 11 of 13.
BANK
h a l f line. The f i n a l score was
the CJCC tournament held by
F e r r u m was n o t able to p u l l
Coeburn, V a .
the newly estaiblished confe- into any sort of lead at a l l u n t i l 75-73.
T h i s was a good psyohologlcal
rence, a n d the bpys f r o m the several' Highlanders l e f t by the
victory f o r the Highlanders, and
h i g h lands h a d t h e i r m i m b set f o u l route.
to b r i n e the t i t l e home w i t h
T h i s loss pushed C. V. C. Into was certainly one of the best
t h e m . There .was Just one p r o b - a game w i t h D T I w h o h a d lost games of the season as the s t u Wheatley's Texaco
dents who made the t r i p can
lem — three other teams had the [o National Business College.
For
Famous Texaco Products
same Idea.
The f i n a l score I n the game tesUfy.
Road Service—Phone l l U - J
was
77-67.
K
e
n
OoUey
had
28
T h e game was a n i p and tuck j
Norton, V a .
aiffaU- w i t h neither team b u i l d - points to lead C. V. C. L a r r y
Bowers Auto Supply, Inc.
ing up a good lead, i n f a c t the Carter followed w i t h 16.
C. V. C. s c o r i n g : CoUey, 28,
Parts, Paint, Glass, Equipment
lead changed hands s e v e r a l
tbnes m the ifirst h a l f . F e r r u m Carter, 16, J o h n Daniels, 8, Pete
Supplies
h i t t w o quick ibaskets a n d took Marcus, 4, Victor EMiwards 6, J i m
KENNEDY'S
Phones: 1380 ft 1381 — Norton
a 38-34 lead a t the haU-way S;ott, 2, John Casseil 1.
Clinch Valley Highlanders
Bow At CJCC Tournament
m a r k . K e n CoUey h a d a good
f i r s t h a l f by >puttin« i n 19 points.
• "The secoind hraU .was a heart
breaker .for the 'Highlanders and
the group of f a n s w h o followed
the t e a m . For a while they c o n t i n u e d to r o i l along r i g h t on the
heels of F e r r u m , b u t fouls began
to {day a n i m p o r t a n t role. Not
only d i d several Highlanders
toul out w i t h p l e n t y of time to
go, b u t they o n l y shot 5 free
throws i n the second haM. Ferr u m g o t 18 f r e e shots a n d c o n nected o n 14 of t h e m . T h i s made
the d i f f e r e n c e . F e r r u m made 22
of 26 a t t e m p t e d w h i l e the H i g h
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wise, V a .
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Wls^ Va.
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East 65-45
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CUBB SERVICE
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Of Norton
n o n e 3201
MIKE'S DEPT. STORE
Phone E X 6 - S l M
The First National Banic
Short's Sav-You
Food Store No. 2
Compliments of
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MODERN — IIEATICD — P B I V A T E B A T H S
Englander Airfonm Mattresses
and Used C a r l o t
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Phone 6615
Wise, V a .
thvff
Compliments o(
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STORE
Big Stone Gap, V a .
WlBe, Va.
Fine Southern Cooked Meals
Located on Routes 58 and 72
Phone 2261
Frank Yeary, Prop.
Coeburn, Va.
Paso Three
Serving The Area Since "1902"
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Oorp.
Clinch Valley College
Cafeteria & Snack Bar
Serving The Students of Clinch Valley
At Reasonable Prices
Wsdnetday, March 27, 1963
THE HIGHLAND CAVAUER, WISE, VA.
Page Four
Girls Intramurals
Are Under Way
Eighth Annual
Science Fair
Held At CVC
The Eilshth AimuBJ Oilooh V f t l ' ley Area Bolence F a i r was h e l d
oni M a r c h 9 i n the Qreear M u i i o r l a l a y m n o s l u m - A i K i l t o r l i u n at
OVO. F r o n i the 38 entries, s i x teen atiudemts weie citoseu' to r e pfesesK this area, which consists
ou buchanaii', x.ee, Scott, Hussell,
DlcKenson, ana Wise cuunues
ana uie clior or N o u o n , at ttie
Wesoern
Vinglnla u&gional
Sciei.'ce Kalr at Hoanoke College,
AprU 6.
The award Xor iii-^t p . u j e iu
the (Hrls' Biujcsjican Division was
reoeivea >by A U U I I o w i s , uiuiuewood ai^ii »^MUi, lot ii£t exh i b i t o n lute euun^cdosy at a
obick, becuiiiu ajMi u u i u p t ^ L
awarais i n tni& oivision were received t>y l a n o a Vaugiiiu aiiu
Oarod WaKiiUis, i«speciiv&ty, b o u .
I r o m APUMUaonua u i g h CMOOOI.
'i'he extuoit ot Jeat^ty iaKEen, VoweU Vadi«iy U i g h Scoool, m e n t e i . ;
honoraoue m e n t i o n .
places, respectively. A w a r d e d
Due to the (tuaiitv I n t h e O l r U honorable 'mention were H a m i l Physical UivlsioR, tifae J u d g e s t o n Hagy, Powell VaUegr H i g h
chose to maike oniiiy second piac^ School, M a r k Nickels, U , Qate
a n d t h i r d piace awards i n t h u City H i g h School, a n d L e a Saldivision. The second iplaoeawara yeis, C a ^ e w o o d High' School.
w e n t to Netba Potteit, ARPalachia
According t o B o y L . WeMs Jr.,
H l ^ School, l o r her e x h i b i t o n
Coordinator of t h e Fair, tooth the
t b e "absorption of phosphOFus-321
quality and number of the exhy B b l i o p i u MUrlcans." L o l s ^
hibits were probably diminished
a m u , J. i . K e l l y H i g h School, reby the bad weather t h a t p r e v a i l ceived the t h i r d place a w a r d ,
j
ed d u r i n g Ithe t i m e exhibits are
Henry Stout Jr., Powell VaUey o r d i n a r i l y being develc^Kd. M r .
H i g h School, wad the f i r s t place Wells e]qpTe8sed this t h a n k s t o M r .
w i m e n i n the Boys' Biological; WlUiam Hooper Jr., t h e Judges,
Division^ w i t h hds e x h i b i t enUU- the college admlnlatratlon and,
ed', "Does Smoking Cause Can- staflf, and aU others who were
cer?" Second place, thlKt place, i n s t r u m e n t a l i t t m a k i n g t h e f a i r
a o d bonoraUe m e n t i o n awards a success.
w e n t t o MUes Wallace, Oate Oltiy
T l i e Judges ifor the Pair were
H l g ^ S c l t o o l , D a v i d Baker, JonesviUe H i g h School, a n d V a u g h n Messrs. WiUiauns Afaera, T . W.
D u f f , Appalachia H i g h Schocd, a i b s o n , a n d W i l U a m TlM»iq>8on
Jr., t h e PhoRslcail Division artd D r .
respectivelar.
An.exfalUt caUed "iMJ.
- 363)1 F r a n k iHaetlngB. a n d iMesa».
V a r i a U e Interieirometer" w o n the Bruce M e r i l l a n d J . C. a n l d d y i n
f i r s t place aw>a«l i n ithe Boys' the. Biological Division.
Phgnsioal D i v i s i o n <for a i l b r e t
K n l g b t , FoweU Valley H i g h
Sohool. Ronnie TUler, Oate C i t y
H i g h School, a n d Gordon M u m . (Continued from Page 3)
power, Powell VaUegr H i g h School,
were anacdied second! and' UUrd
East b a d out^ibot the East 36 to
23 i n t h e second h a l f . H i g h m e n
f o r t h e Nortto were M o r r i s
w i t h 18 and' H i i n t w i t h 18, f o l lowed by Clark w i t h 9, O r a h a m
w i t h 7 a n d Coniipton w i t h 4. T M s
was the last game of the baskettrail season.
T h e West w o n the event by
w i n n i n g a l l three games f o l l o w ed by the South w i t h a 3-1 recoixl, N o r t h 1-2, a n d t h » East 8-3.
These games were e x d t h i g , and
O l r l s i n t r a m u r a U at C.V.C. got
under way o n M a r c h 6 w i t h a
someA'hit w i l d , ihut e w j l t l n g
game of basketbaU. T h e Bhie
team consisted o f BartMira Mann,
czi?'.^\n, Deloras Bailey, Joe A n n
Bo:.'ln.^, K a r e n Benko, PhylUs
Corniett, nrjA B e t t y Rhea Castle.
The Orry l : i m consisted of Pug
=-n.:tt.. caotflin. Blaine Klnsler,
Zay Powers, a l e n d a
Hayes,
K a t h l e e n K e r n a n d M a r y Lou
B c c :y. H'X-.'l-.ardOougbtgame
ended w i t h a S3cre of 11-6 w i t h
no personal scores available.
"Buzz" Owens. Jim Scott, and
L a r r y Canter cheered the two
:o.- au a.cr.'g w i t h their constant
y&lls frc-.n the Mde along w i t h
.\lr. M icker.-zia's smiilrjg face and
oihci' interested students w a t c h .ng t h ; msre t h a n t h r i l l i n g display of basketibaJl skills.
On Mi'Pch 11 Che two teams
again 'inet to decide w h e t h e r a n otner game would be necessaiy.
However, the O r a y team led by
Elaine KUvsler's 20 points came
out w i t h a 23-6 vlctopy over the
Blues. Forwards B e t l y CasUe, Deloras Bailey and Phyllis Oornett
put up a h a r d i f l g h t w i t h Deloras
(Continued t i o m page 1)
scoring 4 points a n d Beitty 2,
Berea College a t Berea, Ken-", but the Orey defense held t h e m
tucky. He later attended H a r v a r d ' to the d points. Elaine Klnater
University i n New Y o r k where f o r w a r d f o r t h e G r e y t e a m scor*
he studied creative w i l t i n g . Many cd double figures w i t h 30 of t h e
of his songs have been recorded 23 points made by her team.
by other famous artists I n c l u d - M a r y L o u was i n ' ifor rebounda
i n g M i k e C l i f f o r d ' s h i t of " W h a t and fumbles and K a t M e e n came
t o do W i t h Lanira". His publish-1 In w i t h one f i e l d goal a n d a f o u l
Ing company has also recently shot f o r a t o t a l o f S points.
released Ws songs to Elvis PresNext I n line f o r iotramuraJa is
ley, The^'K 1 n g s t o n T r i o , and B a d m i n t o n scheduled tor W e d Brook Benton,toibe recorded and nesday, Matx^h 13 at 4:30 w h e n
o n the m a r k e t soon.
the same teams w i l l meet f o r
He Is p r l m a n i l y a w r i t e r and championship I n B a d m i n t o n .
composer g i v i n g concerts only Si-t.eduled I n the near f u t u r e Is
w h e n he wants to. He e^>eclally Volleyball, Horseshoe, P i n e a l
enjoys singing to college students f i t n e s s Tests, a n d S o f t b a l l . T h e
a n d people i r o m this area, and g|p;s expect a l o t of f u n to these
we especially enjoyed h U p r o - games, so support your f a v o r i t e
team by 'being o n h a n d t o cheer
grams.
(or y o u r ' f a v o r i t e t e a m ; attd<lon't
forget to w a t c h f o r the date of
f i e l d day oon to be posted.
SBXTOirS'FLOWERS
Buzz Owens, J b n Scott, J o h n
FIoweniFor
Dandels a n d Victor Edwanls also
deserve recognition f o r U)e f i n e
AU Oeeasions ' '
j o b ' ' t h e y ^ d i d h t refereeing tbe
Wise
Virginia
games.
Zay Powers & Nancy ^ I t h
LANGUAGE BOOTHS INSTALLED AT CVC
BEATS
CompUmentB of
Oenter Golf Service
AKENS aBOOEEY
Nearest Y e t To Perfeot Service
Blg.Stone Gap, V a .
Coebum, V a . Phone E X S-2229
Compliments of
CompUmehts of
BIO STONE ESSO
STATION
NORTON mSURANOE
AQENOY
Big Stone Gap, V a .
Norton, V a .
Compliments of
KENNEDY'S
PIOOLY WiaOLY
STORES
Beverly Hills Drive In
Good Food—Prompt Service
Telephone 711, Wise, V a .
OUBB S E A V I O B
Treat your oat of town gnests with a nights lodging
at the
Mountaineer Motel
Located 3 miles South of Wise, Va. on Route 23 on
Norton road
S I elean comfortable rooms. AH rooms have S Channel television and telephones. All doable rooms have largo twin beds.
All baths have tub and shower eomblnattons. Attractive rates
tor families and large groups. Breakfast served on premises.
Reservation Olerk Phone 1096 —1006
Recently CVC had a $4,000
lang>uage laboratory installed. I t
is believed to be the fIrat of i t s
k i n d i n Southwest
Virglitla.
Tiris lab Is considered necessary
f o r the m o d e r n learning of l a n g uage. There are threee reasons
why:
1. O o t K e n t n a t i o n ^ a l l distract-'
i n g a n d i n t e r f e r i n g 'noises arei
m u f f l e d and one c a n hear thei
p r o n u n c i a t i o n more clearly.
2. R e l e n t l o i i — re«>ition, w h i c h
a macine can do Indetilnltely,
makes memorizing easy.
3. Motlva;(don — one can hear
varied native noises as well as'
one's o w n and so the work becomes more interesting.
T h e lab consists of IS booths
a n d a console i n w h i c h three
dlfiterent programs can be carried' o n simultaneously. T h e studients c a n listen to one another,
the instructor, o r t o themselves
a n d t h e i r voices can be recorded
tor te>slng puiipases.
D r . H a t c h , the head of this
lalN>ratory says t h a t the p r o g r a m w i l l he ladded to c o n t i n u a l ly
t i y t h e acquinmg o i more
taipes aoidi other materials. T b u
w i l l enable the student to study
any phase of t h e language.
U you d i d n ' t have a chance to
see t h e m or to play, be sure a n d
piay volley ball w h i c h starts the
i 8 of MarCh^
OHARLES F. BEVERLY
WHEELER
OOEBVRN LUUBER
& SUPPLY 00. 1
Compliments of
OARMINE'S
Big Stone Gap, V a .
Phone E X S-SSIS
Wyler, Bolova Watehes
Compliments of -
ROYAL JEWELERS
Agent
West Coebum, Coebnm, V a .
Phone: E X S-3271; Bes. 6-S961
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE
Howard Calloway, Owner
Koltown Theatre BIdg.
Phone 886
Norton, V a .
Compliments of
CompUmenta of
OITY FOOD MARKET.
COHEN'S
Coebum^ V a .
Norton, V a .
Country Boy Drive-ln
Restaurant
LABIBERT PHARHAOY
" A Pkiee Where Friends Meet"
Big Stone Gap, V a .
E X S-mi
THE RECORD SHOP
BuUding Material, F u m l h i f e ,
Hardware and AppUaneea
BEVERLY'S MARKET
Best Meat l a T M m
Wise, V a . — Phone eSU
QUESENBERRY'S
REXALL STORE
"On T h e Comer"
Make Onr Store Tour StoM
Coebnm, Vav—Dial E X S<4US
EASTERN OAS
CORPORATION
" I n Business For T o u r Health"
"Go G a s - T h e HOdera Fkiel"
Phone 798
Norton. V a .
Coebnm. V a .
STONE'S STORE
Pay-Lessttilnper Harket
Wae, V a .
"Fay C a d i and
^
We Give S A H Ore«ii Stiunpi
Phone 5216 ^
O o e b m Va.
stereo Headquarters
For Wise County
Big Stone Gap, V a ,
Telephone 60M
'3urchelle
Siu9io
of
^bxjrapkif
Norton, Virginia
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