Unidentified woman with short hair and earrings is seated between two unidentified men, one older and one with glasses. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Same three unidentified people appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030387, 030388, and 030389.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified young girl with long hair and wearing a plaid dress with a large collar.
Sine, Phyllis Montrose Funkhouser (1951-2016)
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Phyllis (Funkhouser) Sine as a young woman with long hair and bangs. Phyllis was the daughter of Orin and Della (Ryman) Funkhouser of Mount Jackson. She was a 1969 graduate of Stonewall Jackson High School, and in 1970, she married Gary Daryle Phillips of Mount Jackson. That marriage ended in divorce. Phyllis was a licensed Nurse (LPN) and worked for Dr. Kirkland over 30 years. Her second husband was Jerry W. Sine.
No ID form. Name was written in the margin of the paper copy.
Photo of two separate photographs of an unidentified young boy wearing a bow tie and holding a stuffed toy on his knee.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified woman with her hair styled up and wearing hoop earrings with her outfit.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified young woman with long hair and wearing a necklace and cameo pin with her outfit.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Peggy Evy as a young woman with short hair.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Linda Sue (Buchanan) Wells as a young woman with blond shoulder-length hair curled outwards and wearing a plaid jacket. Linda was the daughter of Ralph Milton and Katheryn Irene (Hottinger) Buchanan of Mount Jackson. In 1969, she married Michael Martin Wells in New Market.
Also identified in 2024 by JoAnn T. Fawley who remembered she had a sister named Judy Buchanan.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of an unidentified older woman with glasses and wearing a faux pearl necklace.
Unidentified man and three women are seated in a row with four unidentified children of varying ages posed seated in front of them. Probably, this was a family group.
An older man and woman are seated in the middle with four other unidentified couples posed around them. Possibly, this was a family group.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified woman with short styled hair and earrings.
Same unidentified woman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030400, 030401, 030403 and 030404.
Unidentified man and woman seated together with two children, a girl and a younger boy. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Same unidentified woman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030400, 030401, 030403, and 030404.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified man and woman seated together. The man in wearing a suit and tie while the woman has a corsage on the front of her dress. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Photo of two separate photographs of an unidentified woman in a skirt and blouse, seated, with an unidentified child seated on either side of her. Probably, this was a mother and her children.
Same unidentified children appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030401, 030403, and 030404.
Group of boys and men posed together and all wearing t-shirts that say, "Camp Lupton". Counselors and staff are seated along the top row of the bleachers. Charles W. McLawhorn is pictured on the back row, ninth from left. He was the Camp Director at the time. All other individuals are unidentified. Camp Lupton was part of the Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) for many years. Now, it is the Seven Bends State Park in Woodstock.
Charles McLawhorn was identified in 2026 by Kate Schindler.
Charles W. McLawhorn appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 029450, 029457, 030405, and 031543.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same two unidentified young children seated together on a wicker couch with cushions.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Ralph Henry Combs wearing a suit and tie. He was married to Charlotte (Morrison) Combs (1928-2013). Together, the couple raised four children. Ralph worked at the Woodstock Garage for many years.
Identified on an undated ID form by J.W. Monroe, a friend of the subject, who remembered that Ralph worked in the paint and body shop at the Woodstock Garage.
Ralph Henry Combs appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028844, 029232, and 030407.
Photo of two separate photographs of an unidentified bride wearing her wedding gown, veil, and bouquet.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified little girl with a bow in her hair.
Photo of two separate photographs of Clarence Jones and his wife, Gayle Mozelle (Fisher) Jones, seated together. Born in Front Royal, Clarence was the son of Clarence Wilson Sr. and Corenne May (Hoff) Jones. He worked as an inspector with the highway department in 1961 when he married Gayle Mozelle Fisher in Woodstock. Gayle was the daughter of Austin Isaac and Lena May (Yates) Fisher. She had been born in Washington D.C. but was living in Woodstock when she married.
Identified in 2025 by library staff based on another image of the same couple in the Morrison Studio Collection.
Clarence Jones appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030410, 031488 and 031489.
Gayle M. (Fisher) Jones appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030410, 031489 and 031491.
Photograph of Helen (2nd from right) and Dee Hockman (far right) seated with family members.
Dee Hockman was identified in 2024 by Anne M. Dellinger.
This identification was confirmed by Phyllis Wright who also remembered Dee Hockman's mother was a Saum.
Helen Hockman was written in the margin of the SCHS paper copy.
Homer and Jean (Oliphant) Coffman With Daughter, Alberta
Coffman, Margaret Jean Oliphant (ca 1946- )
Photograph of Homer F. Coffman, Jr. seated with his wife, M. Jean (Oliphant) Coffman, and his daughter, Alberta. Homer was the son of Homer Franklin Coffman, Sr. and Frances Elnora (Bowers) Coffman. Jean was the daughter of Albert Edward and Shirley Mildred (Clinedinst) Oliphant. The couple married in Edinburg on the day after Christmas in 1969. At the time, Homer was in the Army and Jean was student.
No ID form. Names were written in the margin of the paper copy.
Jean (Oliphant) Coffman appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030412 and 030473.
Homer Coffman appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 029496, 030412, and 030473.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified woman with short, styled hair. The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.