-Su- ' ' vy ' OCWJ r - 2 JVy OJVTsS THE 1962 I i FALCON Volume VIII PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS York High School, Yorktown, Virginia Editor - LYNNE ALLEN Business Manager - BOB LITTLE Assistant Editor - GERRY COPLEY Art Editor - POSTIE MENGES I iliL We, the 1962 graduating class of York High School, realizing that in the time to come the days passed at York will become more precious as they are recalled, have attempted to present a picture of one year at York. This - our last year together - has been filled with riotous, carefree, yet serious and challenging times that we invije you to share with us, as we once more take - Look at York n Sixty-two 2 ACTIVITIES A ADVERTISEMEICT Z ' 32 60 96 i 6.  ' 4 r â˘T ) .ip 3 In Room 101 Mr. Zalumas chats with seniors. In Appreciation As each new student becomes familiar with the sights and sounds of York High School, he inevitably notices a person dear and unforgettable in the hearts and minds of all who have associated with him. For his devotedness, interest, sincere understanding and encouragement, and his humorous nonconformity we, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate the 1962 Falcon to Mr. Steve Zalumas. I? Sif 4 Mr. Zalumas willingly helps Nancy Phelps. Sy;: Mr Steve Zalumas 5 ACADEMICS t 6 Nan Eddins awaits the return of her Spanish test paper. YHS Is the Sight of Academic Growth Martha Price listens attentively to Miss William ' s French explanation. Now once more people; amo, amas, amat . . . CHEMICAIS . 1 3 : 1 m n German may be difficult for a few, but sometimes it ' s fun. Right, Jack? 8 Through Study of English and the Foreign Languages Mrs. Duke examines bulletin of student creative writing pub- lished by English Department. Mrs. Smith makes grammar SO enjoyable to seniors. Look at the smiles. 9 YHS Is the Echo of Teacher-Pupil Class ÂŤ Li He 3 Na Me  K Ca Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Si Co Zn | 5 Rb ÂŤr X Zr Nb Mo Tc Ra Rb Pd A| Cd] C Ba La Hf Ta W Rt 0 Ir Pt An Mr. Richardson explains a trig problem to Dwight Lee. Every Chemistry student eventually learns the art of the slide rule. Mrs. Hansford points out the many Geographical Landmarks to her students THE FENCE Discussion and Exchange of Ideas BELOW - Willie Keen appears to be trying to add something to government class, but Mr. Ander- son isnât listening. In Biology, one learns why it hurts when you smash your thumb. ' .a. Xr â P 9. At A St K r Sb Tt I. X ) Bi Po Ai Tm ft Typing is a skill that is usetul in all courses. Mrs. Matney, assists Myrna Taylor with the dictaphone, one of the many machines used in office practice. The Enjoyment of 12 In Electronics Class, the boys seem to be mixing business with pleasure. This year commercial students are offered advanced typing. Developing and Perfecting Skills, shorthand is sometimes difficult. 1 ! Liverman, when you ' re in Mechanical Drawing class, draw! The Beauty and Pleasure of ABOVE - Led by Mr. Redhair, the band practices daily. BELOW - Christmas decorations were provided by the Art Classes. ABOVE - The Falcon majorettes gracefully complemented the march- ing band. A pinch of this, a dash of that, now stand back and stir for art ' s sake. 14 T Creativity and Cultural Growth Chuck Hadden and Candy Metz are active in Mrs. McCluney ' s Speech Class. Candy won first place in the I Speak for Democracy contest in district competition. One of the favorite courses in Home Economics is cooking. Some Home Ec. classes do weird things; this class is one of them. 15 YHS Is the Building of Strong Bodies ABOVE - Murder ball, the scourge of boys gym classes, teaches one to avoid being murdered. Exhausted, a girls gym class awaits the dismissal bell. 16 Skill and good sportsmanship are cultivated with time, experience, and guidance. f iind the Choosing of a Worthy Career I â Coaches Hovis and Smith organized and supervised a junior high basketball team. TOP - College Day was beneficial to many college bound students. BOTTOM - Ann Brownback and Norma Johnson questioned some representatives fur- ther at the reception. vr ⢠4 - ' 4 Iw- ' ,?. . V HAIL YORK HIGH! HAIL YORK HIGH! MAY HER BANNERS EVER FLY â L rrin W QNORTO YORK HlSft WE LL BRING, OF ALMA MATER SING. Administration and - i SAMUEL C. MORGAN B.A., M.A. Superintendent of Schools York County MARIAN BEAZLEY York County Schoo l Nurse DR. ALICE McCARTHA Director of Instruction York County Schools 22 j supervision JOHN H. STEVENS, B.S., M.A. Principal, York High School I am proud to be a part of such a wonderful student body and fac- ulty. I hope, with the aid of the faculty, to give each student of York High -the best possible oppor- tunity for future success. Success is defined in many dif- ferent ways. Regardless of your own definition, keep in mind that to be really successful you must develop a faith fit to live by, a self fit to live with, a work fit to live for, and someone to love and be loved by. Good luck and may God bless each and every one of you. Your friend. Faculty MR. ROBERT L. ANDERSON B.A. , M.A. , World His- tory, Government. Sponsor: Key Club, Safety Patrol, J.V. Basketball, Head of MISS ELIZABETH ANN AREHART B.S., Home Economics MRS. SUSAN B. BAILEY B.A., English. Sponsor: Eighth Grade. MR. J. ALLEN BARBEE B.S., Physical Education. Sponsor: Varsity Club, Coach: Football, Baseball. Social Studies Department. MISS SADIE M. BARBER B.S., English, Geography. Sponsor: J.V. Cheerleaders. MISS MARGARET W. BARNHART B.A., English, Spanish. Sponsor: Yearbook, Span- ish Club. MRS. DIANE A. BLAKE B.S., English. Sponsor: Seventh Grade. MRS. MARY LOU BOERNER B.S., Science. Sponsor: Seventh Grade. Man, youâve gotta ... says Mr. Anderson MRS., VIRGINIA L. BROWN B.S., English. Sponsor: Tenth Grade. 24 Faculty MRS. MARY P. CALDWELL B.S., Biology. Sponsor; Beta Club, Sophomore Class. MRS. ELIZABETH D. CHARLTON B.S., Chemistry. Sponsor; Science Club, Sophomore Class. Head of Science Department. MR. BRADFORD COBB B.A., General Math, Earth Science. Sponsor; Eighth Grade. MRS. GENEVIEVE C. COPLEY B.S., Commercial. Sponsor; Junior Class MRS. KATE M. DAVIS B.S., Librarian. Sponsor; S.C. A. MR. BROADUS C. DICKERSON Prof. Eng., Electronics, Physics. Sponsor; Elec- tronics Club. MRS. ELIZABETH F. DUKE B . A . , M . A . , English . Sponsor: Creative Writing. MISS ROSELYN E. EPPS B.S., Chorus. Sponsor; Sophomore Class, Glee Club. Faculty Mrs. Hansford: Oh, no, not again! MISS ABIGAIL J. FALVEY B.A., World History, Geography. Sponsor: Pep Club, F.N.A. MISS MARY ANN FRAZIER B.A., Geography, U. S. History. Sponsor: Fresh- man Class. MR. CHARLES L. GILLIAM B.A., Biology, Latin. Sponsor: F.T.A., Latin Club, Ninth Grade. MR. GEORGE F. HAASE B.A., Math, Physical Ed- ucation. Sponsor: Wrest- ling Team. MRS. THELMA 1. HANSFORD B.A., M.Ed., Sponsor: Senior Class, Dancing Dozen. MRS. ALICE C. HARRIS B.A., M.Ed., Guidance. Sponsor: Newspaper, Var- sity Cheerleaders. MR. FRANK H. HENKEL Electricity, Electronics, Industrial Arts. Sponsor: Eleventh Grade. MRS.. HELEN L. HOLBEN B.A., Latin. Sponsor: SPQR; Head of Foreign Language Department. MRS. SARAH S. HART B.S., Typings ' Sponsor: Sophomore Class. Faculty MRS. SHEILA F. HORDON B.A., English, Reading. Sponsor: Dancing Dozen. MR. JAMES W. HORNE B.A., Science, German. Sponsor: German Club, Science Club, Junior Class. MR. CHARLES S. HOVIS B.S., Industrial Arts, Me- chanical Drawing. Sponsor: Varsity Club; Coach: Foot- ball, Track, J.V. Basket- ball. MRS. MARY ANN JAMES B.A., English. Sponsor: Contests, Freshman Class MR. DAVID G. JOHNS, II MR. DON P. LAYNE MRS. JANA H. LAYNE MRS. MERVIS S. MATNEY B.A., History. Sponsor: B.A., M.A., Science. B.A., M.A., English, B.S., Commercial, Eighth Grade. Sponsor: Junior Class. Reading, History. Sponsor: V.O.T. Sponsor: Junior Seventh Grade. Class. MR. BARRY S. MILLER Mr. Horne teaches German I. B.S., D.E., Math. Spon- sor: D.E. Club. 27 MRS. MARY L. MILLER B.A., M.Ed., Algebra. Sponsor: Freshman Class MR. LEO MITKIEVICZ B.S., Geomeuy, Physics. Sponsor: Beta Club, Honor Council, Senior Class; Head of Math Department. MR. RALPH C. MOSCATER Industrial Arts. MRS. MARGARET D. McCLUNEY B.A., English, Speech. Sponsor: Dramatics, Foren sics. Eighth Grade. MRS. ANN T. McConnell B.S., Math, Algebra I. Sponsor: Eighth Grade. MRS. KATHRYN G. RAMER B.S., Biology, Chemistry. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. MR. ORVAL W. REDHAIR B.A., Instrumental Music. Sponsor: Band, Majorettes, Dance Band. Head of Fine Arts Department. MR. NORRIS H. RICHARDSON B . A . , Trigonometry , Algebra II. Sponsor: Freshman Class. MISS JOYCE ROBINETTE B.S., Typing. Sponsor: Junior Class; Head of Com- mercial Department. Itâs spelled M-I-T-K-I-E-V-I-C-Z! 28 Faculty MISS ANN LISA I know it ' s around here somewhere, says Mrs. Smith. SCHINDLER B.S., Art. Sponsor: Brush and Palette Club, Pep Club, Junior Class. MISS NANCY C. SHRIEVES B.A., History. Sponsor: Seventh Grade. MR. LEWIS E. SIMPSON B.A., Physical Education, Football Coach. Head of Athletic Department. MRS. JANET B. SMILEY B.S., General Science, Earth Science. Sponsor: Science Club, Freshman Class. MR. CURTIS E. SMITH B.S., Physical Education. Sponsor: Varsity Club; Basketball Coach. MRS. ELIZABETH P. SMITH B.S., English. Sponsor: Senior Class, Yearbook; Head of English Depart- ment. MISS SUE ELLEN SMITH B.S., Algebra II, Geom- etry. Sponsor: Freshman Class. MRS. MYRTLE G. SOLES B.A., French, English. Sponsor: Freshman Class. MRS. ZUBIE I. TAYLOR B.A., M.R.E., Guidance, Sponsor: Honor Council; Head of Guidance Depart- ment. 29 Faculty Miss Tench ' s bewildered Spanish I class. MISS JOANN TENCH B.A., Spanish. Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Spanish Club. MRS. ELIZA B. THOMPSON B.S., Math. Sponsor; F.T.A., Eighth Grade. MRS. SHIRLEY J. WEAVER B.S., Girlsâ Physical Edu- cation. Sponsor: Girls ' Basketball. MISS JANE L. WHITE B.S., Girlsâ Physical Edu- cation. Sponsor: Girlsâ Basketball. MISS RUTH E. WILLIAMS B.A., French. Sponsor; S.C.A., Freshman Class, French Club, MISS SHIRLEY M. WRIGHT MR. STEVE ZALUMAS MRS. DORIS BARNES MRS. MARY DAVIS B.S., Home Economics. B.S., M.S., U. S. His- Secretary to Principal Secretary Sponsor: F.H.A. tory. Sponsor: Senior Class. 30 Fun and a visitor in Advanced Science. Keeping Study Hall - a daily chore. Faculty â At Work and Play Faculty sing at Christmas Assembly. Faculty relax in Teachers Lounge. Faculty Christmas Party 31 SENIORS 32 1 33 I chairmen of senior committees meet with President Paul Scott. Senior Class Officers (Bottom to Top) PRESIDENT - Paul Scott VICE-PRESIDENT - Eddie Bogg SECRETARY - Betty L. Mitchell TREASURER - Don Teague REPORTER - Joe Boggs CLASS COLORS - Red and White CLASS MOTTO - Honor is our vir- tue; success is our goal CLASS FLOWER - White Carnation I I 4 34 The Class of 1962 Will Never Forget PATRICIA CATHERINE ADDY Tricia Academic Course Ambition: Teacher SHIRLEY CAROLL BARLOW Button Commercial Course Ambition: Court Stenographer LYNNE HAYWOOD ALLEN Lynne Academic Course Ambition: State Department ELIZABETH JANE BARTHOLOMEW Betty General Course Ambition: Interior Decorator AMBER ALANA AUSTIN Alana Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary JO NELLE BARTLETT Jody Academic Course Ambition: Spanish Teacher JOAN PARKER BAKER Joan Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary RYLAND WILSON BEASLEY Ron Commercial Course Ambition: State Trooper 35 the Many Experiences as Seniors, Although There Never JEAN ANNE BECK Jeannie Academic Course Ambition: Diplomat WILLITS HENRY BOWDITCH, JR, Bill Academic Course Ambition: Business Administration HERBERT PRESTON BELVIN, JR. Herb Academic Course Ambition: Electronics Technician JUDSON MILLS BRANDES Jud Academic Course Ambition: Engineer HARRY EDGAR BOGGS, JR. Eddie Academic Course Ambition: Medicine DAVID RUSSELL BROOKS Dave Academic Course Ambitionr Electrician JOSEPH ALAN BOGGS Joe Academic Course Ambition: Teacher TERESA MARIE BURKE Terry Academic Course Ambition: Nurse 36 Was Enough Time to Enjoy the Prestige of Being a Senior! CAROLYN ANN BYRUM Sneaky Commercial Course Ambition; Airline Stewardess SILAS DAILY CUNNINGHAM, JR. Si Academic Course Ambition; Engineer MARY LOUISE CLARK Mary Lou Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary TERESA ANN CUNNINGHAM Teddy Academic Course Ambition; Interior Decorator CARRIE GERALDINE COPLEY Gerry Academic Course Ambition; Journalist ARLENE GAY DAME Arlene Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary JAMES FRANCES CULLIVAN Jimmy Commercial Course Ambition; Naval Electronics Technician THOMAS HERBERT DANIELS. JR. Tommy General Course Ambition; Electronics 37 LOIS ELAINE DIETRICH Lois Commercial Course Ambition; Beautician NAN CECILE EDDINS Nan Academic Course Ambition; Librarian WILLIAM EDGAR DRYDEN Bill General Course Ambition; NASA Apprentice MAURICE SANFORD EDNEY Maurice Academic Course Ambition; Pharmacist SUSAN LORETTA DUFFY Loretta Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary JAMES NELSON ENSLEY Nelson Academic Course Ambition; Meteorologist FRANK BERRY DULINSKY Frank Academic Course Ambition; Naval Pilot JOHN LINDSAY DAVIS John General Course Ambition; Engineer the Needy Seniors. Another ' Tirst Was Operating DANNY LEE EPPERLY Danny General Course Ambition: Business Administration RONALD CURTIS FOX Ronnie Commercial Course Ambition: Business Administration TRUTZ FOELSCHE Trutz Academic Course Ambition: Scientist BARBARA PARKER FRANCK Bobbie Commercial Course Ambition: Beautician MARY VIRGINIA FORREST Gina Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary EILEEN FRANCO Eileen Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary JANICE LEE FOX Janice Commercial Course Ambition: Housewife DONALD RICHARD FRANK Rick General Course Ambition: Mechanic 39 the Concession Stand During Basketball Games. 1 7 JUDY HAMM GOLDEN Goldie Commercial Course Ambition: Homemaker CHARLES THOMAS HADDEN Chuck Academic Course Ambition: Research Biochemist WALLACE COLEMAN GREEN Cornshucks General Course Ambition: Barber ISABEL THOMAS HALL Isabel General Course Ambition: Secretary C ON ' ' 7 c. S .-fA D iLL -Jh. fiA S OAJ . = ⢠KIRBY JOHN GRIMES Kirb 5 Academic Course Ambition: Draftsman THOMAS JOHN HANTON Tom Academic Course Ambition: Architect DAVID LEE GULDEN David General Course Ambition: IBM Operator FOREST WILLIAM HAWKINS Bill Commercial Course Ambition: Civil Service I I f I I I il I 40 Remember the Kris Kringle Ball â No Profit â Just Fun! FOREST WESLEY HENRY, JR. Forest General Course Ambition: Ford Dealer JOHN ELLIS HOLS TON John Academic Course Ambition: Engineer FRANCES ELROY HEPNER, JR. Hep General Course Ambition: Traveling Salesman EVELYN GAY HOOKS Flossie General Course Ambition: Beautician SYLVIA LYNN HINTZ Sylvia Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary CHARLES MUSE HOWLE, JR. Buddy General Course Ambition: State Police JACQUELYNE WYATT HOGGE Jackie Academic Course Ambition: Minister of Music LINDA K. INGRAHAM Dimples Academic Course Ambition: Nurse 4 ââYou Canât Take it With Youâ â Why Not, Grandpa? SUZANNE INNIS Sue Academic Course Ambition; U. N. Diplomatic Representative NORMA MARION JOHNSON Dimples Academic Course Ambition; Teacher WILLIAM HENRY IRBY, JR. Bill Academic Course Ambition; Archeologist JOHN DOLAN JONES, JR. Jack Academic Course Ambition; Engineer BRENDA ANN JARVIS Brenda Commercial Course Ambition; Typist NANCY VIOLA JONES Butch Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary MARY FRANCES Memphis Academic Ambition; Nurse Pat Academic Course Ambition; Lawyer ROBERT PATRICK KEARNEY Weâll Take the Memory of Our Senior Play WILLIAM HARVARD KEEN, JR. Academic Course Ambition: Doctor ANN POWER KING Annie P Academic Course Ambition: Teacher MOCDY FRANK KEENER. Moody . General Course Ambition: Self Employed JUDITH ANN KINSINGER Judy Academic Course Ambition: Biochemist RAYMOND BYRD KEITH Ray Academic Course Ambition: Scientist ANSON MILLER KLINK Anson General Course Ambition: Mechanic FRANCES RAE KESSLER Frances General Course Ambition: Veterinarian VERNON WILSON LAYNE Vern Academic Course Ambition: Architect 43 With Us for a Long Time â as Well as Our JOHN DWIGHT LEE Red Academic Course Ambition; Engineer ROLAND JACKSON MAGEE. JR. Jack Academic Course Ambition; Engineer JOLENE LeGRAND Jo Academic Course Ambition; Nurse BETSY ROSE MARTIN Cookie Commercial Course Ambition; Accountant Academic Course Ambition; Teacher JIMMY HAROLD LIVERMAN Jimmyâ Academic Course Ambition; Business Administration JOHN LINWOOD McCREERY John Academic Course Ambition; Lawyer 44 â Riotous Variety Show. The Time Flew by LLOYD PERNELL MEARS, JR. Long Tall General Course Ambition: Electronics CAROLYN ANN MILLS Carolyn Commercial Course Ambition: Nurse MIRIAM POST MENGES Postie Academic Course Ambition: Teacher REBECCA LEE MILLS Becky Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary BURNISE MELTON METCALF Buddy General Course Ambition: Self Employed BETTY LOUISE MITCHELL Betty Lou Academic Course Ambition: Teacher CHARLENE LA VERNE MILLIRONS LaVerne Commercial Course Ambition: Business Administration JAMES EDWIN MOORE Jimmy General Course Ambition: Business Administration 45 and Soon There Was Our Class Banquet â but JIMMY DeLANE MOORE Col. Moore General Course Ambition: Musician FAYE DAVIS MORSE Faye Commercial Course Ambition: Housewife TERESA ANN MOORE Terry Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary CHARLES BARTON MURPHY Bart Academic Course Ambition: Engineer WILLIAM HARVEY MORELAND Billy General Course Ambition: Engineer , PATRICIA LORRAINE NELSON Pat Commercial Course Ambition: Airline Stewardess ROBERT ANDREW MURPHIE Andy Academic Course Ambition: Veterinarian MARY ANN MOORE Ann Commercial Course Ambition: Teacher 46 ' Ll Always There Was for Some of Us â Those College Boards! SANDRA LEE NELSON Sandie Academic Course Ambition; Teacher HILDA HARRIET RAMER Buzzy Academic Course Ambition; Surgeon CRAIG MARTIN OXENDINE Ox Academic Course Ambition; Mechanical Engineer JIMMY ALVIN RASH Jimmy General Course Ambition; Electronics Technician GLENDA ANNE PAGE Glenda Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary MARIAN GAYNELL ROBERTS, JR. Gay Academic Course Ambition; Teacher ROB T WILLIAM OWEN .Jo b. dod ' Academic Course Ambition; Coach EVA GENAE RANDELS Genae Academic Course Ambition; Model 47 The Government Trip Was Wonderful â but We Really JUDITH GERTRUDE ROGERS Judy Academic Course Ambition: Foreign Service PAUL WILEY SCOTT Paul Academic Course Ambition; Engineer DIANE LaVERNE SALYER Spankyâ Commercial Course Ambition: Bookkeeper DENISE ELIZABETH SCOVEL Denise Academic Course Ambition: Teacher JOSEPH S. SAVAGE III Joe Academic Course Ambition: Electronics CARL VALENTINE SEIBERT Skip General Course Ambition: Electronics NANCY KAREN SCHUKNECHT Nancy Academic Course Ambition: Nurse DONALD EUGENE SHIELDS Donnieâ Academic Course Ambition: Engineer 48 Broke Our Piggy Bank When We Took Our Senior Trip. GEORGE WAYNE SHIELDS Geor ge Commercial Course Ambition: Accountant MARTHA ANN SLAIGHT Martha Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary PHYLLIS ANN SHORTt Phyllis-;; , nercial Course Ambition: S cz ii y. ! RA jp.YCE-SMITH Barbara .:. ' ' Academic Course Ambition: lj se ' V N SIGAFOES Q y , Vfi ' - . Pathologist y V V ' J ROBERT ANTHON , SMOCK Robert , y 0 General Course A , Ambition: Electronics NJAMIN SYLVANUS SIMMONS IE Benjie ' ademic Course PjA bition: Engineer GLORIA ANN SPAIN Gloria Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary 49 And Now â the Time Has Come to Bid a Fond Adieu STANLEY CLINTON SPOONER Clint Academic Course Ambition: Physicist PAUL RICHARD SULIK Butch Academic Course Ambition: Jet Pilot LINDA SUE STEWART Foxie Academic Course Ambition: Equestrian EDWARD DEAN TATE Ed General Course Ambition: Electronics SHARON LEE STRODE Minnie Commercial Course Ambition: Clerical Work Ambition: Secretary JOEY ROGER SUES Joe General Course Ambition: Teacher 4 MYRNA BURNETTE TAYLOR Myrna Commercial Course 10 H TWGUE. h DONALD KEITH Donnie Academic Course Ambition: Electronics ftngineer 50 to Our Beloved Home of the Past Five Years as We BETTY JEAN THOMPSON Betty Commercial Course Ambition; Receptionist KATHLEEN EILEEN VARELA Kathy Commercial Course Ambition; Guidance Teacher PATRICIA ANN THORNTON Pat Academic Course Ambition; Model KATHLEEN HODGES VICCELLIO Kathyâ Academic Course Ambition; Personnel Worker FRANK WILLIE TOXEY Tuesday Commercial Course Ambition; Shipyard LINDA ANNETTE WALKER Linda Commercial Course Ambition; Secretary ALBERT EARL VAN WINKLE, JR. Rip Academic Course Ambition; Air Force Officer CLARENCE FRANKLIN WESTCOTT Frank General Course Ambition; Engineer 51 Face the Future With Fligh Flopes and Expectant Flearts. PAMELA EILEEN WHITE Pam Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary HOLLIS PONDS WILBANKS Hal Academic Course Ambition: Millionaire RICHARD DALE WHITE Richard General Course Ambition: Electronics Technician JOSEPH EDWARD WILLIAMS, JR. Joey Academic Course Ambition: Commercial Pilot ROBERT ELLERSON WHITE, JR. Bobby Academic Course Ambition: Minister LINDA LOUISE WILSON Linda Commercial Course Ambition: IBM Operator CECIL ROBERT WHITT Bobby General Course Ambition: Air Force JAMES RONALD WILSON Ronnie General Course Ambition: Electronics 52 Scenes from the Kris Kringle Ball Cast of Senior Class play You Can ' t Take it With You. S? i i râ 1 V 3P Bv H r V mw j ÂŤV 3 Wk H Y - KÂŤS WMXic 7M L L M 9 9 â â ⢠ip I f â4C x r H Ti ÂŤl Ifc â  J W Senior class members of the band. 53 Yes, it sure does say DONALD EUGENE SHIELDS. The Variety Show Committee had BIG plans. 54 Bob and Sue pose. Gerry and Mary Lou - two exuberant Senior Cheer- leaders. Did it move or didn ' t it?? The Gang poses. Hilda and play-toy. Nan proves another point of Government to Mr. Anderson. Interested Seniors in Richmond. Senior pictures. Now was that nice? ' 55 Senior BEST LOOKING Paul Scott and Loretta Duffy MOST CONGENIAL GIRL Diane Salyer MOST Lynne Allen and WITTIEST Gerry Copley and Bob Little 56 ! POPULAR i Donnie Shields BEST ALL AROUND Eddie Boggs and Becky Mills 57 Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann King and Pat Kearney MOST STUDIOUS GIRL Judy Kinsinger BIGGEST Mary Lou Clark 58 MOST ORIGINAL Kathy Viccellio and Hal Wilbanks Superlatives [FLIRTS jand Jimmy Liverman ! 1 MOST ATHLETIC Pat McClure and Donnie Teague MOST STUDIOUS BOY Bobby Sigafoes MOST TALENTED Jackie Hogge and Chuck Hadden 59 9 UNDERCLASSMEN 60 I 61 I I I I I Junior Class Officers Class president John Warley and prom committee chairman Vicki Johns discuss problems with Mr. Horn. (Bottom to Top) President - JOHN WARLEY Vice-President - GEORGE L. SMITH Secretary - BETTY BELVIN Treasurer - BONNIE CARPENTER Reporter - CHRIS HOLT CLASS COLORS - Canary yellow and white CLASS MOTTO - The door to suc- cess is closed but we hold the key CLASS FLOWER - Yellow Rose t 1 62 Class of 1 963 Bob Andrews Don Andrews Susan Antoniewicz Linda Ashe Jane Atkinson Jim Bailey Marilyn Bailey Sally Baker Rose Barrett Rosemary Basra John Beckley Betty Belvin Mary Lou Blankinship Odes Bolin John Bowditch Elaine Bradshaw James Brewer Colen Bright Charles Brown Ann Brownback Gary Bruce Joyce Burke Janet Caldwell Martha Callaham Juniors R oxy Case Bonnie Carpenter Dottie Champ Joe Chandler Judy Clark Eleanor Cooper Carey Crockett Charles Crockett Wayne Cross Kevin Curtis Sharon Dame Josephine Davis Theresa Dery Martin Drees Sharon Eagle Arthur Ensley Kenneth Farris Patricia Ferguson Jerry Fisher Sandra Flowers Terence Folan Harry France Madeline Frank Gary Fuhrmiester Johnnie Fulks Sherry Gaines Dan Gallagher Molly Garris Rose Ann Gibbs Pam Goddin Cecil Gravely Beverly Grigsby Pat Guzik Mike Halber Bob Hall Jean Hall Bernard Hanley Joanne Hansford Irene Harmon Larry Hartwell Susan Hatch Glenda Haughton Patsy Henry Robert Hergert Brian Hicks Joyce Hill Paul Hogge Sherry Hogge Juniors Mike Holland Chris Holt Eddie Honeycutt John Hopkins Claude Horne Sandra Terrell Vicki Johns Dennis Johnson Ellen Kanady Jackie Kaufman Hilton Keener Brenda King Janice Knight Howard Kyle Robert Lackey Barbara Leidy Carolyn Leonardy John Lloyd Christy Lovelady Phyllis Loyd Sandra Luciano Harold Lynch Klaus -Dietes Mahler Linda Mason Class of 1963 Bob Mass Barbara McAllister Richard McConnell James M. Miller John Miller Linda Mills Jerry Mitchell Doris Mooneyham Curtis Moore Eugene Moore Sam Morgan Sharyn Mullins B. J. Murray LaNelle Murray Frank Mylum Thomas Mylum George Nelson Barbara Jean Ogiba Charlotte O ' Malley James Ostrowski Sharon Parvin Judy Perdue Marianne Phillips Susan Plotz I Juniors Sue Redmon Jimmy Riddle Tom Robinson Frank Sasser Aubrey Saunders Robert Savage Barbara Senn John Shematck Susan Shields Dick M. Smith George L. Smith Rose Snow Anne Snyder .endell Sparrer Jean Stogsdill John Tabb Carol Taylor George Thorne David Tooley Carol Tull John Vohringer Kay Wainwright Chip Wakefield John Warley Class of 1 963 Patsy Weaver Jack Webster Joyce Welsh Jeanette Westcott Mary Whaley Bettie Wilson Carolyn Wilson Donnie Wilson Peggy Whitt Nancy Wood Jenny Worley Billy Wyatt Stephen Yeager Mary Ellen Young Juniors at work. The suspense of report cards! 69 Sophomore Class Officers (Bottom to Top) PRESIDENT - Doug Kanney VICE-PRESIDENT - Bill Nelson SECRETARY - Ann Strong TREASURER - Luke Popovitch REPORTER - Jenny Irby CLASS COLORS - Red and White CLASS FLOWER - Peppermint Carnation 70 Doug Kanney confers with Mrs. Caldwell, head sponsor, over a class meeting. i I Darryl Alexander Buddy Allen Bobby Allen Bob Antoskow Ronnie Arnette Darleen Austin Dixie Bailey Glenn Barlow John Barlow Barbara Beeman Charles Beemer Carol Benthall Jack Bettis Carol Biggins Glenn Bittner Lois Blankenship Jeffrey Blanton Linda Blanton Allen Bowen Sue Bowlin Lee Bowling Loretta Boyce Suretta Boyce Julanne Brandes Patricia Bresch Betty Brewer Sandra Bright Beth Brown Betsy Brown Charles Brown Class of 1 964 71 Sophomores Fred Brown Shelia Bryant Charles Burke Tommy Butcher Diane Carlson Cookie Charlton Linda Clark Robert Cornick Rita Cramer Sharon Crockett Ted Crockett Cindy Crumley Kenneth Cunningham Carrie Curtis Pam Curtis Bobby Dame Stanley Darouse Wallace Dawson Evan Deemer Gilbert Diehl Peggy Diehl Joe Dill Michael DiNoto Leah Draper Pat Duran Phyllis Edens Robert Effinger Betsy Eisenbeis Chicquita Estes Alfred Evers 72 Class of 1 964 Susan Finlayson Jackie Flaughty David Flowers Sharon Folan Barbara France Beverly Gilbert Patricia Gillikin Wayne Gore Betty Green Wendy Grimes Ann Grisham Brenda Guilliams Jerry Handley Elsie Hansford Freida Harris Steve Hegland Patrick Henry Sharon Hill Charles Hilstrom Sally Hogge Charles Hogge Nancy Hogge Ray Hogge James Hooker Gary Howard Robert Hurst Ann Ingrahm Jeanie Irby Lynnis Jameson Pam Jensen 73 Sophomores Dennis Johnson Richard Johnson Diane Jolly Mike Jones Joyce Jones Arthur Jordan Earl Joyner Douglas Kanney Nancy Kara George Kent Lynn Kessler Mike LaBeau Gary Lokey Gloria LaRoche Randy Leaman Marilyn Leffingwell Juanita Loyd Jeannette Magnus Nonna Mann Marilyn Manual Wayne Mass Enie Martin Lee Mayo Janine McClain Danny McCreery Kittie McHugh Jeff McMuller Gary McNulty Candy Metz Frank Micou 74 John Miller Jerry Mills Russell Mills Alice Moore Barbara Moore Eddie Moore Mary Jo Moore Sylvia Moore Faye Morris Betty Moscater Sue Mullins Ken Murray Bill Nelson Dick Nelson Buzz Norton Linda Oliver Bonnie O ' Quinn Wes Padgett Shirley Paetz Karen Parksley Ronnie Perdue Eddie Pippin Sandy Pitcher Donna Phelps Kathy Plotz Luke Popovitch Billy Presson Sandra Presson Arlington Price Tommy Pritchard Class of 1 964 1 75 Sophomores Joann Prowant Connie Pruette Charles Purcell Doil Rader Bill Randolph Mary Ramsey Fransis Reeder Karen Richards Mike Rouch Lynn Robbins Rick Robertson Tommy Roberts Barbara Roffinoli Antony Russo Merrilyn Sawyer Ralph Savedge Ricky Schaffner Katheryn Scott Nina Scudder Paul Seibert Carol Seymour Mary Sharp Jerry Shine Gary Silbernagel Patricia Simmons Judith Smith Milton Smith Robert Smith Susan Snyder Sheril Stewart 76 Class of 1 964 Randy Stevens Marshall Stone Ann Strong Ann Stubbs Alenn Tate Jeffrey Taylor Duane Thaxton Ann Thomas Pam Thomas Wayne Thomas Lawrence Thompson Rebecca Talley Susan Vann Tina Vaughn Joe Virostek Bob Vagt Marcia Vohringer John Vredburg Dickie Waggoner Leigh Wakefield Lynn Wakefield Paul Wallace Wayne Westcott Richard White Sandra White Edgar Willard George Wilson Vicki Wilson Robin Womak Jane Zellner 77 T I Kenny Pargeter and head sponsor Mrs. Mary Miller discuss class ac- tivities. 78 Freshman Class Officers (Bottom to Top) President - KENNY PARGETER Vice-President - JOE HUTCHKO Secretary - MARTHA LINDSEY Treasurer - RONNIE HOGGE William Adams Connie Airy Donna Albert Margaret Alford Laura Anthony James Antoskow Sandra Barco Rose Barrett Anita Bartlett Judy Bartlett Teddy Basta Louise Beckley Dan Beeman Danny Belor Debby Belvin Deloris Benner Tommy Berry Doug Betts Peggy Blackburn Billy Blackwell Jane Blake Jerry Blanton Bill Blue Lorelei Bonck Edmond Bouton Linda Boyce Ann Bradstreet Mickey Brady Carol Bragg Diane Britton Sandi Brooks Barry Brothers Sammy Brown Sharon Brown Susan Brown Tom Brown Peter Brownback Judy Browning Gail Bruce Howard Burke 79 Freshmen .-9 ' 1 f Martha Burke Adrian Burrows Keith Callis Cherry Capley Vivian Carter Linda Casoli Shelby Cassidy Bud Chandler James Charleton Suzanne Christmas Jerry Clancy Bill Clayton Mike Conway Paul Cook David Cooper Joe Cooper Steve Cooper Jean Copley Joe Crafford Mary Craw Clifton Credle Joanne Crews Gardner Crisp Jerry Crockett Jimmy Crumily John Dailey Cliff Daniels Kathie Davis Christine Dawson Mary Dawson Muriel Dawson Nelson Dickey Wayne Dixon Mary Doneson Donald Dooley Woody Douglas Beverly Dove Linda Dove Anita Dreier Gary Dye Class of 1 965 Barbara Eddins Sherrie Edwards Sandra Eley Connie Elks Mary Ann Ellis Amy Emerson Dale Evers Regina Fair Linda Finch Robert Fitzurka Bobby Fleischman Richard Fleming Hedley Fletcher Mike Foster Wayne Fox Jimmy Freeman Skip Gaines Bruce Garrett Gloria Gilbert Lovette Gilfoyle Jean Gillikin Jan Glass Steve Godfrey B. J. Goodhart Rosalie Goodhart Glenda Goodman Buz Greene Julian Gribsy John Grimes David Gualtney John Hadden David Hall Steve Hall Dorothy Hansford Nat Harrison Sally Harrison Bill Haughton Bruce Hawkins Roy Hay Kenny Hepner 81 Freshmen Dennis Higgins Linda Hilstrom Harold Lee Hoar Dwight Hogge Ronnie Hogge Mary Ellen Hogge Pam Holland Alice Hoover Judy House Fay Hudgins Gerald Hudgins Mary Humbles Joe Hutchko Brenda Irvin Kenneth Jackson Sharon Jarvis Gwen Jenkins Jeff Jensen Robert Jensen Jerry Johnson Bobby Johnson Macon Juergens Frances Kanaday Peggy Kearney April Keely Judy Kent Carol Kimsey John King Pat Kinser Brad Kolman Dirk Koman Kathy Krotky Frank Kyle John Lawson David Leaman Linda David Martha Arthur John Mike Bryant Litchenberg Little Lindsay Loding Lowry Lumley Lynch Class of 1 965 r I Greg Magee Bill Manels Larry Martin Bobby Mason Margaret Matthais John McDaniel Gerda McGee Ivy McKee Martin Menges Gene Milburn Michael Miller Mary Mills Robbie Mills Lee Minor Margie Montgomery Gail Moore John Moore Rita Moore Randy Moreland Joyce Morningstar Pat Mortimer Gregory Moscater Terry Moulton Bob Mulkey Ellen Murphy Hilmar Murphy Kathy Nelson Terry Nyhous Cherry 1 Oliver Glenn Opeim a j , ' a r qf% ' h a a o Lb 1 h fS O m I A .iiak vk w A D ft ' n . t % â J k i n a i i ir 1 Nila Ormand Barbara Ortwine Keith Oxendine Annie Pate Kenny Pargeter Jimmy Linda Parker Perdue Danny Rusty Phillips Phillips Ed Kenny John Potter Pritcherd Ramer 83 Freshmen Sharon Reeder Gayle Reese Kathy Reigner Barbara Reneau Laura Reneau Christa Risner Christopher Robbins Angelica Roberts Diane Roberts Eric Rodriquez Janice Ronan Carl Rudolph Gary Ryan Marcia Sawyer Ruth Schweickardt John Sharp David Shepard Ben Shields Brenda Shields Buddy Shields Jeff Shields Joyce Shields Sharon Shields Paul Shiffbauer Lynn Shirlaw Ada Lee Smith Barbara Smith Barbara Smith Bonnie Smith Marie Smith Midge Smith Paul Smith Barry Smoot June Sollien Vicki Southall Sammy Sparrow Doug Spence Mike Sprinkle Mike Sproull Pat Stamper Aleta Stanley Karen Stanley Gerry Stark Debbie Steagall Inez Stevens 84 Class of 1965 Dee Stockton Harry Stratten Judy Styne Shirley Sulik Bobby Swain Bob Swope Carole Syverston Edward Tabb Darlene Tatum Ouinnie Taylor Nina Taylor Kenneth Teague Evelyn Thomas Mike Thomas Charlotte .Thompson Patricia Thompson Terry Thompson Bobby Turnage Richard Turnage Sharon Tweeten Mark Van Sickle Virginia Wade Irving Wainwright Pat Wakefield Paul Ware Susannah Warley James Webster Peggy Wheeler Edward White Patty Whitt Bill Williams Chris Williams Janice Williams Barbara Wilson Dale Wilson Margaret Wilson Sherian Wilson Barry Winslow David Winstead June Woodie Barbara Yeager Eddie Young Susan Young Zac Zimmerman Linda Zook 85 -w- Eighth Grade Officers (Left to [Light) TERRY SMOOT - Treasurer GARY SMITH - Secretary BILL SCOTT - President GAIL VREDENBURG - Vice- President (Absent from picture) Bill Scott discusses with Miss McConnell eighth grade problems. 86 Class of 1 966 Bonnie Adams Stephen Adams Charles Anderson David Anderson Joan Anderson Sherry Artrip Joan Atchison David Baker Mary Baker Peggy Baker Shelby Barber Faye Barnes Mary Barrett Diane Bartholemew Lauren Batten Joan Becker Linda Belvin Kristen Benson Charles Bergmerer June Bittner Candy Blinco Sherry Bogan Shelby Bolin Anne Boswell David Bowditch Cheryl Brady Alice Bragg Robert Brewer David Briggs Emily Brougham Barbara Brown Bonnie Bruce Barbara Buchanan Cynthia Buchanan Linda Bunting Terry Burglar Dianne Buseman Katherine Bush Mike Buttles Lynn Byrum 87 Eighth Grade Terry Cabell Carol Canter Sandra Carr Linda Caudill Claudia Cicero Juanita Clapper Kathleen Clayton Carol Climie Dwan Cockes Faye Compton Carol Constance Jack Craig Billy Criswell Bobby Criswell Davy Crockett Billy Crow Joseph Daniels Devore Danielle Roy Davis Donna DeAlba Linda Dehart Patsy Delaune Carl Denny John Denny Edward Dory Debbie Dickerson Barry Diggs Nancy Dooley Mike Douglas Shirley Drees Carolyn Duran Katherine Dvorak Gerald Edney Lee Ann Egbert Larry Elliot Blanche Emerson Ann Emery Cindy Erwin Earl Evans William Ferris Class of 1 966 Vicki Finch Irvin Fox Joan Franklin Barbara Fuqua Thomas Gage Thomas Gardner Larry Garner Richard Garner Brian Garrett Patricia Garrett Phillinda Garris Ruth Gaultney Carmen Glaeser Sheron Goodman Lance Goodson Jo Anne Gore Toni Gragg Terry Graham Judy Graves Rlionda Griffin Dianne Grigsby Wanda Guilliams Robert Gwin Jasper Hall Ralph Hall Ricky Hall Joe Hansford Faye Hansley Lawrence Hargis Kandice Harleman Margaret Harmon Ellen Harrison Charles Hatch Timothy Hepner Kathleen Hergert Mike Hinton Peggy Hockaday Russell Hodge Henry Hogge 89 Eighth Grade 90 Jimmy Hogge Tommy Hogge William C. Hogge John Hooker William Hoover Wilma Hoover George Hopkins Edward House Jay Hudgins Marlene Hurst Mack Hyleman Pat Ingram Ronnie Jackson Kadi Jameson Robby Jarvis Tommy Jeffers Linda Jennings Suzy Jenson Mike Jewell William Jewell Chris Johnston Bill Jones Peggy Jones Phyllis Jones Linda Kanney Dianne Kehl Randall Kelly Anna Kessinger Barbara Ketchie Kay Kimsey Aubrey King Carrie King Michael King Ormand King Ronnie Knight Diane Krigsvold Charles Lautenschlager Kenneth Layne Ann Marie Lee Dorothy Lilley Judy Joseph Ruth Eddie Katherine Brenda Tommy Lovitt Mack Magee Magness Mangum Martin Martin Class of 1 966 Cecil Mason Danny McAllister Ernest McDowell Margaret McDowell Elizabeth McNulty Mark Meranda Sandy Metcalf Susan Mikozewski Beverly Miller Gail Milling Linda Mills Vicki Mills John Morello George Mourrides Joyce Myers David Nelms Sharon Nelson Vincent Nelson Jane Nickols Carolyn Oakley A1 Odic Lucy O ' Hara Douglas Olmstead Michael Olmstead Dianne Ormand Shatze O ' Rourke Faye Ostrowskie Frances Otey David Owens Donald Owens Rodney Oxendine Bert Paolone Raymond Parker Jeanna Parrish Gloria Pearson Douglas Peck Sandra Penn Van Peterson Bonnie Pierce Penny Piraino Patricia Peyton Dale Mike Plotz Powell Prowant Prusak Wesley Julia Phyllis Reeps Reese Reeson 9 David Revis David Rigley Danny Riley Gary Robertson Faye Rogers Gwen Rogers Patty Ronan Brenda Rutledge Billy Sager Cheryal Sarver Dennis Sarver Ronnie Saulman Frank Saunders Billy Schaffner Bill Scott Carolyn Scott Robert Scott Linda Seawell Gene Severance Connie Seymour William Sheets Charlotte Shelton Nelson Sherman Dianne Shields Mark Shields Karen Short Cheryl Shuey Renee Silbernagel John Simmons Carl Sites Wayne Sites Carol Slenker Brenda Slovarp Carol Smith Douglas Smith Gary Smith Judy Smith Mike Smith Russell Smith Victor Smith Wade Smith Barbara Smock Terry Smoot William Snow Jimmy Snyder Daphne Sollien Tony Sowers Steven Spence John Spradlin Floyd Sreves ; Eliabeth Stark Louise Starr Joanna Stephens Bobby Stone Ruby Stoner Frank Stratton Virginia Stratton Cameron Strong Ernest Tarrant Judy Tate Robert Teets Frankie Thacker Jeanne Thomas Kathy Thomas Cathy Thompson Becky Thrall Kathy Todd Dennis Trask Jim Tucker Charles Twisdale David Tyree Richard Vaughan Sandra Viellette Cindy Vohringer Birdena Von Genk George Voss Gail Vredenburg Anthony Waclawski Teddi Wall David Ward Wayne Weaver Joan Welsh Johnny Whalen Susan Whelden Diane White Jimmy White Larry Whitt Frances Williams Martha Williams Mary Susan Williams Vernon Wilson Raynard Wood Billy Wornom Marianne Worthington Linda Wyatt John Young Woodrow Young Susan Zalumas Nancy Zellner 93 I i I (ABOVE) ROOM 113 FIRST ROW: J. Suis, T. Slaughter, R. Bowlin, S. Booth, J. Brooks, H. Fuller, W. Pearce, L. Jordan, C. Horne, D. Harmon, T. Darouse, M. Edens. SECOND ROW: B. Jennings, N. Angell, E. Horner, D. Johnston, B. Barnes, M. Smith, K. Myers, P. McHugh, D. Clapper, F. Valdes, J. Nelson, B. Turner. THIRD ROW: L. Owens, J. LaBeau, D. Montgomery, B. Grossman, C. Sawyer, M. Huggins, C. Johnston, N. Wrenn, S, Van Fossen, C. Stafford, R. Kanaday, B. Metz. (BELOW) ROOM 114 FIRST ROW: S. Baker, B. Mann, S. Sulik, J. Hartwell, M. Collins, R. Roberton, M. Tatum, D. Terry, J. Teague, J. Styne, J. Borow- ski. SECOND ROW: G. Lovitt, W. Kinser, S. Witsman, G. Hogg, P. Martin, L. Pack, W. Brown, I. Moore, B. Thompson, B, Thompson, R. Snyder, J. Stratford. THIRD ROW: J. Harvey, S. Hogge, K. Mc- Clure, B. Joyner, E. Wade, J. Barber, W. Sharff, J. Keel, W. Stev- ens, G. Mitchell, J. Akers, R. Harris, D. Franklin. Seventh ji For the second consecu- | tive year the seventh grad- j ers attended York High ' while waiting for York County to complete a new elementary school and thus relieve the crowded condi- tions in the schools. There were approximately one hundred and seventy-five (ABOVE) ROOM 117 FIRST ROW: T. Martin, G. Jackson, E. Pickral, W. Kent, G. Bunting, R. Show alter, G. Ostrowski, J. Eure, R. Carson, N. Stamper. SECOND ROW: R. Bendl, M. Kelley, J. Cook, T. Tucks, P. Blackburn, H. H. Buchanan, A. Lloyd, R. Savage, D. Murray, P. Arnder. (ABOVE) ROOM 115 FIRST ROW: B. Jeffers, R. Grisham, R. Sollier, M. Wood, R. Harri- son, M. Edmondson, H. Fond, R. O ' Malley, G. Vann, M. Lackey, D. LaTendre, J. Randolph, B. Shields. SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, S. Thompson, M. Hunt, S. Quickel, J. Colli, B. Metcalf, L. Pott er, S. Bentley, S. Riggins, K. Halber, L. Wyhous, D. Daniels, J. Parker. THIRD ROW: P. Austin, L. Hassler, M. Cosby, S. Colston, V. Daw- son, S. Thomas, L. Thaxton, F. Gore, O. Wobig, R. Hall, W. New- ton, R, Carter. (BELOW) ROOM 116 FIRST ROW: M. Baker, G. Conway, G. Ortiz, J. Sealey, D. Burn- ette, S. Finch, T. Burke, A. Barnes, S. Howden, L. Mann, S. Coop er, I. Causey, K. Williams. SECOND ROW: G. Gaines, J. Hause, W-. Phillips, W. Emerson, R. Godfrey, P. Blanton, S. Carr, A. Hog- ge, S. Stanley, K. Glass, C. Rigo. THIRD ROW: B. West, R. Buc- canan, K. Gordon, L. Roe, J. McLean, M. Hazle, J. Robertson, B. Murphy, B. Morgan. 3rade seventh grade students en- rolled this year at York and again for the second con- secutive year the classes were departmentalized. Efforts have been made to integrate the seventh grade with the high school and thus make the seventh graders feel more at home. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, T. Riggins, J, Trimberger, G. Glase, S. Crowther, J. ORGANIZATIONS I - Falcons Support the Projects of ABOVE: Thanksgiving Baskets. LEFT: Decorating the Christmas Tree for school en- trance. LEFT BELOW: Preparing the Christmas Baskets. BELOW: S.C.A. Representatives get brief ' ing before attending Forum in Richmond. Patricia Ferguson, Chair- man of the Ways and Means Committee, which spon- sored the York student pro- gram over WBCI on Satur- day mornings. 98 the Student Cooperative Association The S.C. A. of York High School is an organization that not only governs the students, but tries to bring about a better relationship among the students and teachers. Projects such as the Christmas and Thanksgiving drive give the students a feeling of unity as well I as responsibility. During the past year, the S.C. A. has sponsored several other projects such as dances and the Miss York High School contest to aid in purchasing worthwhile and useful gifts for the school. I have enjoyed being president of the S.C. A. this year and working with my fellow students. Our school has grown rapidly and we have not been able to adjust to the sud- den change. It is here that the S.C. A. must begin with its vital functions. This past year the student council has developed a program that will better school life and help 1 the students to find the true aspects of school life. I encourage and challenge the stu- dent government and the student body of future years to keep up with this idea of a bet- ter York High School. Donnie Shields S.C. A. President S.C. A. members pictured below, f Left to Right) FIRST ROW: John Warley, Treasurer; B. Carpenter, Parliamentarian; B, Murray, Presi- dent Pro Tern; A, Murphie, Vice-President; D. Shields, President; M. Clark. Secre- tary; L. Ingraham, Chaplain; P. Ferguson, Reporter. SECOND ROW: L. Robbins, I. Harmon, J. Davis, K. Nelson, G. Bruce, J. Copley, K. Davis, D. Jolley, D. Clapper. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Davis, N. Dickey, B. Allen, L. Mayo, W. Cross, D. Kanney, B. Nelson, J. Johnson, K. Pargeter. FOURTH ROW: J. Bowditch, D. Hogge, P. Thomp- son, C. Seymour, J. Irby, P. Diehl, K. Jameson, Miss Williams. FIFTH ROW: P. In- graham, T. Moulton, T. Ferguson. SIXTH ROW: R. Van Winkle, A. Brownback, P. Scott, K. Viccellio, J. Liverman, B. Thrall, L. Kanney, P. Hockaday. DONNIE SHIELDS - President MARY LOU CLARK - Secretary 99 ÂŁOOi Honor Council Sets High Standard for Students The Honor Council was formed to uphold the Honor Code. The Honor Code ' s aims and ideals are to (1) pro- mote honor and integrity among the students of the school and (2) to further better relations between the faculty and students. STANDING: Mr. Mitkievicz, P. Brownback, P. Kearney, D. Shields. SEATED: K. Jameson, D. Teague, B. Ogiba, B. Murray, Mrs. Taylor, J. Boggs, P. Diehl, D. Bailey. Club Enlarges Membership The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. Membership therein signifies that the student has been designated by the high school authorities as worthy of special recognition because of outstanding attainment and promise. FIRST ROW; H. Kyle, B. Sigafoes, P. Kearney, J. McCreery, V. Johns, A. Snyder. SECOND ROW; B. Murray, B. Carpenter, A. King, N. Eddins, P. Menges, C. Wilson, D. Scovel, N. Ensley, R. McConnell, J. Kinsinger. THIRD ROW; J. Perdue, P. Ferguson, S. Nelson, L. Murray, H, Ramer. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Mitkievicz, Spon- sor; J. Tabb, G. Smith, F. Sasser, M. Halber, C. Wakefield, R. Keith, C. Hadden, T. Foelsche, P. Scott, Mrs. Caldwell, Sponsor. The Falcon Staff LYNNE ALLEN Editor GERRY COPLEY Assistant Editor Guided by our consciencious sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, the Falcon Staff has worked diligently this year to make this 1962 annual the best ever at York. This could only be possible through the co-operation of the en- tire student body. We began organizing in the summer and when September came, the staff as a unit worked to sell ads in order to finance the yearbook. With these ads we met our first deadline and were squared away to meet the succeeding four. The remaining time was spent mainly in scheduling pictures, drawing up pages and writing copy. The typists and proofreaders of course, played a major part in these operations. We met our last deadline with relief and settled down to wait for the proof. The Falcon staff sincerely hopes you will find many pleasant memories in your school life. We have im- mensely enjoyed making OUR contributions to York. Pictured Below; (Left to Right) STANDING: P. McClure, Girls Sports; J. Magee, Boys Sports; B. Simmons, Photographer; J. Jones, Organiza- tion Editor; K. Viccellio, Circulation Manager; N. Johnson, Advertising Manager. SEATED: S. Luciano, Jr. Editor; Mrs. Smith, Miss Barnhart, Co-Advisers; W. Sparre, Jr. Editor. 102 Is Always Busy L to R: TYPISTS: E. Franco, I. Hall, G. Page, M. Clark. Lynne Allen and Gerry Copley plan layout. Bob Little and Jack Magee work over annual copy. ) 103 I The Science Fair Is an Annual Event Held Each year, in addition to its many other projects, the Science Club sponsors a Sci- ence Fair, which is held at York High School. Months and weeks before March 14 - the date of the event this year - students were busily experimenting and recording their experiments as part of their projects for ex- hibition and judging. I Science Club Officers President - GEORGE SMITH Vice-President - NANCY KARA Secretary - HILDA RAMER Treasurer - FRANK SASSER Reporter - DENISE SCOVEL Librarian - CHUCK HADDEN by the Science Club for the Science Department Roster of Members Joan Atchison, Carol Biggins, David Bowditch, Bud Chandler, Cookie Charlton, Ted Crockett, Carrie Curtis, Linda DeHart, Martin Drees, Mike Edmonds, Harry France, Leroy Gayette, Trutz Foelsche, Chuck Hadden, Michael Halber, Dwight Hogge, Nancy Kara, Dianne Kehl, Ray Keith, Judy Kinsinger, Howard Kyle, Greg Magee, Linda Mason, Hilda Ramer, Frank Sasser, Denise Scovel, Bill Sigafoes, Bob Sigafoes, George Smith, Mike Smith, Terry Smoot, Jeffrey Taylor, Edgar Willard, Susan Wheldon, Billy Wornom, Carl Wyatt, Terry Burg- ler. P A A - V ' y . V ' Key Club Sponsors Polio Drive Gary Bruce Kevin Curtis Nelson Ensley Chuck Hadden Mike Holland Doug Kanney Pat Kearney Howard Kyle Bob Little Jimmy Liverman Jack Magee Lee Mayo Sam Morgan Andy Murphie Richard McConnell John McCreery Bob Owen Luke Popovich Paul Scott Donnie Shields Billy Sigafoes Bob Sigafoes Ben Simmons George Smith Bob Smock Earl Smoot Wendell Sparrer Don Teague Joe Virostek John Warley and Dance K. Pargeter and G. Bruce The Key Club waged a vigorous school- wide campaign in support of the Polio Drive (see right) and collected approximately three hundred dollars for the March of Dimes Pro- gram. At the close of the drive a dance was held in the cafeteria after the basketball game with James Blair on February 9. The ninth grade candidates for king and queen, Kenny Pargeter and Gail Bruce, were crowned because the ninth grade had donated the largest sum of all the grades in the school. The Key Club of York High School is a service organization for boys in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. It is sponsored by the ppr.;r,c,j;[a Kiwanis Club and our school sponsor is Mr. Anderson. The purpose of the Key Club is to serve the school and the community. This year the Key Club sponsored the March of Dimes Campaign from which they net- ted about $300. They also sponsored a used book sale, bookcover sale, pennant sale, two dances, and dress up day in school. In the community, the Key Club went to various churches throughout the area and were ushers at Langley Fieldâs Kid ' s Day. The Key Club is a tribute to both the school and commun- ity. BELOW: Jack Magee, President, and Mr. Anderson, Sponsor, discuss the March of Dimes cam paign with officers and board members. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA OFFICERS P. Ferguson, Pres.; P. Addey, Vice-Pres.; B. Carpenter, Sec.; E. Bradshaw, Treas. ; B. Yeager; M. Moore, Pari.; M. Burke, Reporter; M. Dawson, Song Leader; P. Nelson, Chaplain. Roster of Members B. Adams, P. Addy, R. Arnette, S. Astrip, J. Atchison, K. Baker, B. Bartholomew, L. Batten, B. Beeman, L. Belvin, K. Benson, J. Bitner, C. Blinco, S. Boyce, E. Bradshaw, M. Brady, E. Broughman, B. Brown, L. Bunt- ing, M. Burke, B. Butcher, L. Byrum, J. Caldwell, C. Canter, B. Carpenter, L. Caudill, S. Caw, J. Clark, K. Clayton, C. Climie, F. Compton, M. Cot, R, Cramer, M. Craw, C. Dawson, M. Dawson, F. Davis, D. De- Alba, N. Dooley, L. Draper, K. Dvorak, C. Duran, P. Edens, A. Emerson, B. Emerson, C. Erwin, C. Estes, P. Ferguson, L. Finch, B. Foster, Y. Fox, B. Garr, P. Garrett, B. Von Genk, J. Glass, J. Gore, T. Gragg, R. Grif- fin, D. Grigsby, B. Guilliams, R. Gibbs, C. Glacier, D. Hansford, M. Harmon, F. Harris, E. Harrison, G. Hougton, P. Hockaday, M. Hogg, S. Hogge, E. Hooks, M. Humbles, M. Hurst, A. Ingram, S. Jarvis, L. Jen- nings, C. Johnston, P. Jones, J. Kent, L. Kessler, B. Ketchie, K. Kimzey, C. King, M. Koerber, L. Letchen- berg, D. Lilley, C. Lovelady, J. Lovett, P. Loyd, R. Magee, K. Magnum, M. Manuel, B. Martin, M. Mathis, S. Metcalf, L. Mills, S. Mitkozemsk, M. Moore, T. Moulton, J. Myers, J. McClain, M. McDowell, I. McKee, S. Nelson, D. Ormand, F. Otey, J. Parrish, G. Pearson, D. Phelps, P. Piraina, S. Pitcher, K. Plotz, J. Prowant, J. Reese, F, Rogers, P. Ronan, C. Sawer, L. Seawell, B. Shields, D. Shields, P. Shields, L. Shirlaw, B. Slovar, B. Smith, J. Smith, R. Stoner, V. Stratton, A. Stubbs, S. Sulik, K. Thompson, C. Tooley, C. Tull, T. Vaugh- an, G. Vredenbu, T. Wall, M. Whaley, D. White, P. Whitt, B. Wilson, N. Wood, J. Woodie, B. Yeager, R. Silbernagel, B. Irwin, C. Erwin, G. Hogge, V. Mills, P. Powell, J. Shields. Future Teachers of America FTA ROSTER OF MEMBERS B. Antoskow, J. Atkinson, D. Allen. J. Battlett, J. Boggs, M. Brady, S. Bright, A. Brownback, S. Bryant, M. Callahan, D. Carlson, B. Carpenter, C. Charlton, J. Copley, C. Curtis, A. Dame, K. Davis, P. Diehl, T. Dery, S. Eagle, N. Eddins, P. Fergueson, H, France, M. Frank, P. Goddin, B. Green, E. Hansford, J, Irby, V. Johns, M. Johnson, N. Kara, A. King, C. Kimzey, J. Knight, J. Lloyd, M. Lindsey, S. Luciano, L. Mason, P. Menges, B. Murray, L. Murray, S. Nelson, J. Perdue, C. Pruett, H. Ramer, F. Reeder, G. Roberts, M. Sawyer, N. Schuknecht, C. Seymour, P. Simmons, A. Snyder, R, Stevens, J. Stogsdill, A. Strong, M. Stroll, D. Tooley, J. Virostick, K. Biccellio, M. Vohringer, S. Warley, B. White, C. Wilson, D. Mooneyham. The F. T. A. provides opportunities for students interested in teaching and for those uncertain about a career to become better acquainted with the teaching profession. Classroom teaching, arranging bulletin boards, coaching students, and acting as guides for the Y. E. A. are popular activities of the club. OFFICERS President; ANN P. KING Vice-President: VICKI JOHNS Secretary: NORMA JOHNSON Treasurer: JOE VIROSTEK Chaplain: LINDA MASON I Latin Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holben, S. Snyder, T. Burke, K. Davis, M. Sawyer, C. Curtis, A. Strong. SECOND ROW: S. Adams, B. Garrett, S. Brooks, B. France, P. Wheeler, S. Jarvis, J. Nicholas, L, Perdue, L. Anthony, J. Morningstar, S. Sulik, S. Edwards, S. Young. THIRD ROW: L. Kanney, B. Fuqua, M. Williams, J. Parrish, F. Brown, G. McNulty, A. Price, S. Eley, S. Drees, C. Johnson, E. Broughman, R. Goodhart. FOURTH ROW: G. Smith, S. Folan, E. Martin, G. Padgett, K. Parsley, L. Robbins, D. Kanney, J. Loyd, J. Simmons, D. Hog- ge, K. Thompson. FIFTH ROW: J. Tabb, F. Sasser, C. Meyer, B. Eddins, A. Bradstreet, D. Albert, L. Wyatt, J. Graves, J, Taylor, R. White, J. McMullen, E. White, M. Spruill, J. King. The Senatus Populusque Romanus (Latin Club) is organized to give the members more information about the Roman life, literature, culture and people and to promote an interest in those who have influenced the world in so many ways. OFFICERS President: MERRILYN SAWYER Vice-President: KATHIE DAVIS Secretary: TERESA BURKE Historian: ANN BRADSTREET Treasurer: CARRIE CURTIS Reporter: SUSAN SNYDER Parliamentarian: FRANK SASSER Office Workers i â Pit â â˘fgif TOP ROW: Jo Ann Prowant, Ann Stubbs, Madeline Frank, Mary Lou Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Thornton, Ar- lene Dame, Peggy Whitt, Eleanor Cooper, Pat McClure, Glenda Page, Pam White, Linda Walker. The office workers provided a great help to Mrs. Barnes and also the student body. Also, they gained valuable experience and training for future professional careers. TOP ROW: L. Ingraham, N. Wood, S. Strode, S. Barlow, N. Eddins, L. Boyce, J. Golden, M. Moore. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Davis, D. Carlson, P. Weaver, T. Moore, D. Salyer, S. Boyce, M. Koeber, A. Austin, D. Phelps. The library workers have assisted Mrs. Davis, our librarian, in the work of checking out and receiving in books. They have been a big asset in the smooth operation of the library. 1 12 The Distributive Education Club is organized for training and giving actual experience in retailing and selling. Students spend half a day gaining experience on their jobs. SEATED (L to R): A. Millirons, L. Millirons, R. White, H. Keener, B. McAllister, J. Stogsdill, P. Robertson, C. Crockett, C. Taylor. STANDING (L to R): B. Hawkins, C. Moore, W. Green, R. Frank, E. Honeycutt, J. Moore, B. Howie, S. Yeager, G. Shields, Mr. Miller, Sponsor. The Electronics Club, which was a new club at York this year, prepares students for a profession in electronics. TOP ROW (L to R): Mr. Dickerson, R. Morgan, J. Davis, T. Daniels, C. Seibert, R. Smock, C. Westcott, J. Rash, D. Teague. BOTTOM ROW: W. Dryden, J. Cullivan, H. Belvin, J. Miller, D. Tate, P. Kearney. 113 The German Club under the supervision of Mr. Horne has endeavored to instill on its members more apprecia- tion for the German language and German speaking people. FIRST ROW: Pres. , S. Nelson; Vice-Pres. , J. Jones; Secretary, C. OâMalley; Treas. , B. Allen; C. Hadden. SECOND ROW: A. King, A. Keely, B. Roffinoli, J. Beck, L. Mason, J. Davis, E. Boggs, J. Kinsinger, J. At- kinson, D. Kehl, D. Carlson, J. Flaugher, Mr. Horne. THIRD ROW: P. Edens, J. Clancy, C. Duke, S. Anton- iewicz. FOURTH ROW: R. Hall, D. Hall, I. Harmon, J. Boggs, J. McCreery, S. Godfrey, B. Sivope. The F. N. A. is a club for all girls that want to make nursing a career. During the year these girls have made numerous trips to hospitals gaining valuable experience. FIRST ROW: S. White, S. Eagle, Vice-Pres.; J. Davis, President; L. Perdue, Treas.; B. Smith, Reporter. SEC OND ROW; M. Worthington, S. Bowlin, S. Bryant, L. Draper, Sec.; T. Burke, K, Dovork, S. Sulik, Mrs. Al- bright. BACK ROW: B. Belvin, L. Ingraham, G. Page, N. Dooley, J. LeGrand, M. Forrest. 1 14 The Dancing Darlings spent many hours practicing routines which they presented in the Senior Variety Show. SEATED: D. DeAlba, J. Graves, L. Wyatt. STANDING: Mrs. Hordon, Sponsor; D. Buseman, J. Welsh, S. Wtieldon, B. Pierce, Mrs. Hansford, Sponsor. The Brush and Palette Club again this year capturea first place in homecoming floats; the members also took field trips and made pictures to beautify the school. STANDING: Mrs. Mills, Sponsor; B. Wilson, B. Yeager, S. Eley, D, Grigsby, W. Douglas, A. Dreier, S. Fo- lan, C. Byrum, J. Hansford. SEATED: B. Smith, P. Loyd, Secretary; A. Thomas, President; R. Arnett, Vice- President; F. Morris, Treasurer; S. Baker. 1 15 Spanish Club BELOW - TOP PICTURE L. to R. : G. Lokey, K. Pritchard. K. Oxendine, J. Bailey, E. Willard, N. Eddins (sec. ), J. Bartlett (treas. ), R. V an Winkle (pres. ), B. Sigafoes (rep. ), Miss Tench (sponsor), D. Smith, T. Brown, C. Purcell, K. Nelson, D. Roberts, N. Mann, B. Tolley, S. Mikozewski, C. Seymour, P. Simmons, S. Bryant, D, Austin, M. Wilson, J. Ronan, E. Murphy, S. Wilson, S. Luciano, J. Worley, B. Grigsby, M. Dill, A. Moor, S. Hogg, B. Eisenbeis, E. McNulty, C. Sey- mour, S. Penn, C. Oakley, C. Twisdale ' , J. Morello, B. Manelos, B, Fleish- man, P. Henry, R. Leaman, L. Murray, N. Zellner, P. Ronan, E. Tabb, J. Smith, J. Myers, P. Thompson, C. Estes, J. McLaine, T. Mylum, B. Mos- cater, A. Loding. BOTTOM PICTURE L. to R. ; H. Kyle, G. Smith, J. Blanton, M. Drees, B. Presson, N. Johnson, E. Smoot, M. Ingram, Miss Barnhart, M. LaBeau, W. Dawson, R. Smith, A. Grisham, A. Brownback, G. Furkmeister, F. Mylum, B. J. Goodhart, B. Smock, K. Murray, C. Chandler, J. Hooker, B. Ortwine, A. Ing ram, J. Llyod, G. Opine, G. McNulty, J. Hanley, R. Mills, M. Montgomery, D. Beeman, B. Gilbert, J. Moore, P. Addy, M. J. Moore, S. Presson, J. Magnus, J. Zellner, V. Wilson, R. Mills, M. Brady. Officers meet with sponsors The York Yell BELOW - TOP PICTURE FIRST ROW, L. to R, : S. Innis, C. Holt, L. Duffy, A. Austin, S. Luciano, K. Varela, M. Forrest, J. LeGrand. SECOND ROW, L. to R. : A. Murphie, S. Barlow, R. Van Winkle, S. Nelson, G. Randel, L. Ingram, H. Ramer, G. Copley, C. Charlton, B. Smith, M. Clark. THIRD ROW, L. to R, : J. Jones, R. Keith, B. Antoskow, W. Padgett, D. Shields, G. Paige. BOTTOM PICTURE S. Nelson, Circulation Editor; H. Ramer, News Editor; J. Jones, Business Man- ager; R. Keith, Editor; G. Copley, Asst. Editor; M. Clark, Feature Editor; B, Smith, Art Editor; J. LeGrand, Typing Editor; Absent; L. Allen, Proofreader. Ray Keith, editor, and Mrs. Harris, sponsor, confer over paper. The Pep Club supported the cheerleaders at all basketball and football games. FIRST ROW: L. Allen, P. McClure, S. Redmon. SECOND ROW: J. Stevens, L. Balten, J. Stine. THIRD ROW: M. Callahan, S. Drees, S. Wilson, J. Copley. FOURTH ROW: S. Luciano, B. Mills, M. Clark, J. Welsh, L. Wyatt, Mrs. Mills, J. Graves, K. Magnum, M. Frank, M. Forrest, A. Brownback. FIFTH ROW: I. Harmon, K. Nelson, J. Baker, C. Duran, B. Ogiba. SIXTH ROW: S. Reeder, B. Moore, S. Gaines, C. Wilson, B. Bruce, I. Bailey. SEVENTH ROW: D. Austin, A. Ingraham, S. Patz, T. Moore, C. Mills, L. Duffy, J. LeGrand, N. Schuknecht, J. Warley. EIGHTH ROW: L. Perdue, P. Ingraham, C. Benthall, B. OâQuinn, S. Plotz, S. Innis, C. Holt, M. Basta, J. Beck, P. Kearney. The Varsity Club consists of boys who have lettered in the various sports in school. BACK ROW: W. Keen, J. Wilson, R, McConnell, L. Mayo, D. Kanney, Coach Smith, J. Magee, B. Little, W. Cross, B. Simmons. SECOND ROW: C. Gravely, W, Sparrer, S. Morgan, J. Warley, J. Bowditch, J. Ostroski, D. Smith, M. Holland, E. Smoot, J, Liverman, E. Boggs. FIRST ROW: J. Jones, B. Bowditch, H, Wilbanks, J. Boggs, A. Murphie, D. Shields, P. Scott, R. Van Winkle, K. Grimes, R. Frank. 118 The student bus drivers performed a great service at York this year. Along with regular runs, they also pro- vided transportation for the athletic teams. FIRST ROW: E. Tate. R. Morgan, F. Henry. SECOND ROW: H. Belvin, J. Miller, D. Gulden. THIRD ROW: R. Frank, H. Wilbanks, W. Cross, E. Honeycutt, B. Moreland. Along with keeping order on the buses, the safety patrols also did a fine job keeping order in the halls. FIRST ROW: L. Boyce, D. Salyer, E. Martin, C. Biggins, G. Goodman, B. Antoskow, M. Barrett, E. Evans, A. Price, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Taylor, A. Dame, R. Frank. D. Tate, H. Wilbanks, W. Cross, C. Burcher. THIRD ROW,: D. Hoover, W. Douglas, B. Mitchell, M. Moore, P. Breach, B. Moreland, D. White, O. Bolin, R. Schaffer, C. Seibert. FOURTH ROW: E. Honeycutt, J. Magee, D. Gulden, J. Jones, H. Belvin, R. Morgan, T. Daniels, J. Miller. 119 The Glee Club Octet performs at Christmas Christmas Program FIRST ROW: Miss Epps, S. Vann, L. Dietrich, J. LeGrand, T. Cunningham, J. Suis, L. Gaines , J. Gerdin, S. Hatch, S. Redmon, T. Addy. The Choral Groups SECOND PERIOD CHORAL CLASS 120 Presented Interesting Assembly Programs SECOND ROW: J. Hogge, M. Koeber, J. Burke, V. Johns, G, Randels, D. Phillips, C. Oxendine, D. Haney, C. Leondary, P. Guzik, J. Fox, T. Moore. THIRD ROW: N. Schuknecht, N. Hogge, T. Lyons, J. Brandes, F. Jarvis, J. Moore, R. Smith, S. Bryant, M. Slaight, D. Oliver, P, Hensy. and Octet Also Appeared in Many Events â The Minstrel and Variety Show OCTET (Left to Right) T. Cunningham, J. Hogge, M. Slaight, S. Moore, V. Johns, E. Franco, M. Ellis, D. Oliver. 121 The York High Concert Band Officers President: BOBBY SIGAFOES Vice-President: NELSON ENSLEY Secretary: JANE ATKINSON Treasurer: JUDY KINSINGER and Marching Band FIRST ROW: J. Kinsinger, K. Murray, N. Kara, J. Davis, A. Anyder, B. Eisenbeis, K. Plotz, D. Bailey, M. Vohringer, J. Atkinson, C. Hadden. SECOND ROW: S. Hogg, F. Kyle, M. Taylor, R. Basra, J. Knight, B. Eddins, C. Kimzey, S. White, B. Sigafoes, N. Ensley, J. Williams, L. Robbins, H. Ramer. THIRD ROW: J. House, S. Jerrell, J. Welch, C. Reigner, M. Brady, C. Meyer, J. Hadden, D. Tooley, S. Warley, M. Wosthington, R. Cottingham, D, McCreery, W. Dawson, G. Bruce, J. Blanton, D. Gulden. FOURTH ROW: T. Basra, J. Grimes, M. Laveau, A. Bowen, A. Saunders, J. Clancy, H. Kyle, S. Antoniewicz, J, Lloyd, R. Schaffner, R. Hay, D, Koman, J. Snyder, G. Milburn, B. Mason, G. Bittner, C. Spooner, J. McCreery. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Redhair, Director; K. Pargeter, G. Shields, E. White, P. Moore, G. Smith, K. Farris, R. Lackey. The York High Falcon Band engaged in a host of activities this year. During football season, band members prepared a half-time performance for each weekend game. The annual combined show by the Newport News and York bands is one of the few in Virginia Later in the year the band journeyed to Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival. The Falcons have marched in Yorktown and Williamsburg Christmas parades and the Armed Forces Parade. The annual spring concerts are another highlight of the year. Majorettes % Susan Antoniewicz 1 i ; m ]T r; )â 1; [: 1 i ' 1 1 Other Bands Left - Band 4 Below - Band 3 Far Below - Band 2 125 ATHLETICS 127 Varsity Football Manager, Dan Gallagher, hard at work. The York High Falcon gridders 4-6 record did not reflect the spirit and hustle displayed. After dropping their opener to Group I Newport News, they came roaring back with a victory over Smithfield (6-0) and an upset over Group I Hampton (13-6). Then York found they could not rest on their laurels when they were defeated by rival Poquo- son (13-6) and a week later by Group I Oscar Smith. York ' s head, however, was bludgeoned but unbowed, and the Falcons proved it twice in succession by defeating James Blair on rain soaked Carey Field (13-0) and again a gainst Gloucester (7-0) the following week. However the win over Gloucester proved to be the Falcons last victory of the season. In each of the last three games, the Falcons scored only 7 points while the opposition - Northampton, Deep Creek, and Warwick scored 20,40, and 33 points respectively. This concluded the Falcons ' last season as a Group II school and they are looking for- ward to next year when they will be competing in Group I. FIRST ROW (Left to Right); Don Teague, Paul Scott. SECOND ROW (Left to Right): Richard McConnell, Bob Hall, Rip Van Winkle, Doug Kanney, Charlie Brown, Dick Smith, Tommy Pritchard, Eddie Boggs, Joe Boggs. THIRD ROW (Left to Right); Coach Simpson, Tom McDaniel, Lee Mayo, Dick Nelson, Terry Folan, Mike Lum- ley, James Wilson, Kevin Curtis, John Vredenburg, Bill Nelson, Coach Hovis, Dan Gallagher. I 128 1 I I I I t E FOURTH ROW (Left to Right); John Warley, John Bowditch, Sam Morgan, Tom Robinson, Bob Mass, Chip Wake- field, Wayne Cross, Jack Magee, Wil- lie Keen, Hal Wilbanks, Ben Simmons, Wayne Mass. COACHES: Lewis Simpson, Allen Barbee, and Charlie Hovis. CO-CAPTAINS: Paul Scott and Donnie Teague. CO-CAPTAIN DONNIE TEAGUE Guard Schedule and September 15. 1961 September 22. 1961 September 29. 1961 October 6. 1961 October 13. 1961 October 21. 1961 October 27. 1961 November 3. 1961 November 17. 1961 November 23. 1961 Varsity Football PAUL SCOTT Halfback Scoreboard York 6 Newport News 26 York 6 Smithfield 0 York 13 Hampton 6 York 6 Poquoson 19 York 7 Oscar Smith 37 York 13 James Blair 0 York 7 Gloucester 0 York 7 Northampton 20 York 7 Deep Creek 40 York 7 Warwick 32 Lettermen HAL WILBANKS End EDDIE BOGGS Halfback SAM MORGAN End WAYNE MASS Tackle RIP VAN WINKLE Halfback JOHN WARLEY Center JACK MAGEE Halfback ) The Fighting (Flight) Eddie Boggs prepares to make tackle in game with Newport News. (Lower Flight) Boggs misses tackle. Van Winkle comes up to assist in same game - Newport News. Scott carries (Left) Final score - York 13 James Blair 0 Magee and Van Winkle against War- wick. Final score; Warwick 33 York 7. Falcons I I! I Managers Bill lagher. Scott and Dan Gal- Falcons Experience Disappointing Season This year the Basketball Falcons got off to a promising start by losing by only 3 points to Deep Creek, one of the best teams in the district. After two more losses to Group I Hampton and Warwick, they came back after Christmas va- cation with a 4 game winning streak, beating Northampton, Deep Creek, Poquoson, and Gloucester which put them in second place. The team then experienced an 8 game losing streak closii out the se n at 4-11. I Varsity Basketball Team Coach Smith in front Left to Right: O. Bolin, E. Smoot, R. Owen, H. Wakefield, W. Keen, S. Morgan, J. Jones, C. Gravely, J. Warley, H. Lynch, D. Shields, R. McConnell. v York vs Deep Creek York vs Glouceste K ' -D York - Poquoson FALCON BASKETBALL SCOREBOAIUD York 51 Deep Creek 54 York 25 Hampton 56 York 41 Warwick 50 York 43 Gloucester 21 York 41 Northampton 39 York 47 Poquoson 39 York 32 Gloucester 36 York 46 James Blair 56 York 47 Fred. Military 55 York 44 Apprentice J. V. 60 York 38 Va. Beach 64 York 45 Northampton 37 York 33 Poquoson 45 York 45 James Blair 54 York 47 Fred. Military 55 York 49 Va. Beach 56 York - Poquoson York - Gloucester York - James Blair York - James Blair York - James Blair 136 CHIP WAKEFIELD - Guard OTIS BOLEN - Guard WILLIE KEEN - Forward CECIL GRAVELY - Forward DON SHIELDS - Forward CAPT. JACK JONES - Center f ph ' L .A Q EARL SMOOT - Forward A A . 137 1 Winning Relay Team Hal Wilbanks Jack Magee John Hobbs Don Burke ! I Mike Holland Harry France Dan Gallagher Vernon Layne Kenney Hepner Coach; Charles Hovis ' iJuuA. Qa (7YJL oLf nAA % (AAje, y jOyiA Cri (A jOu L â - Last year York High ' s Mlcon mentors brought the eyes of the state upon York High. TJhe main attractions were discus thrower Bill Holt, the mile relay team and high jumper, John Rock. These six went to the State Meet and brought York second place in State-wide Competition, taking four first places. Holt, who had a 166 foot toss during the season, took first in the discus and shotput. High jumper John Rock tied for first. Yorkâs crack mile relay team composed of Don Burke, John Hobbs, Jack Magee, Hal Wilbanks, took first in the mile relay, coming close to a state record. The mile-relay team also took first place in the Pilot Relays with a rec- ord breaking time. These track mentors and the many others who worked hard at York in 1961 will always be remembered for their great showing. With the shadow of Group I looming over the Falcons, the Athletic Department initiated a cross country team Under the direction of Coach Charles Hovis, the Falcon Harriers won great acclaim for York High at the Stapfe Country meet (Combination of Group IB, II, III). Next year, with the rising young talent, the cross-country (( should have a great year. leam Cross-Country Track Team Baseball Lettermen Paul Scott Bob Little Richard McConnell Cecil Gravely Eddie Boggs Rip Van Winkle Earl Smoot Wrestling Team Has Active Schedule This year the Falcon wrestling team suffered the pains of a young team entering into the seasoned competition of Group I. Their 1-6 season record does not reflect their hustle and determination showed by the young grap- plers. With this year ' s experience under their belt, the wrestling team, we believe, will have good luck in next year ' s competition. I BELOW (L to R) FIRST ROW: J. Boggs, D. Dooley, T. Basta, J. Crafford, E. Boggs. SECOND ROW: W. Cross, C. Bright, D. Spence. THIRD ROW: Coach Haase, D. Teague, E. Tate, C. Purcell, Mgr. J. Ostrowski. Falconnettes Overcome Stiff Competition During Basketball Season I This year the girls team has progressed steadily forward under the coaching of Shir- ley Weaver, Although only winning half of their games, the girls fought good clean ball all season with the three closing games prov- ing worth the effort. We are really proud of our girls, and with an almost entire squad returning next year, we are looking forward to a winning season with plenty of action. Our success this year was largely due to Coach Shirley Weaver and Co-Captains Pat McClure and Susan Antoniecwiez. (Shown left). BELOW, Left to Right: S. Bright, S. Antoniecwiez, Co-Captain; S. Bryant, J, Blake, D. Grisby, B. Gilbert, P. McClure, Co-Captain; J. Burke, R. Basta, S. Warley, D. Bailey, R, Arnett, M. Basta, S. Christmas. 140 I ! V 4 SUSAN ANTONIECWIEZ Center Guard SANDRA BRIGHT Left Guard SALLY BRYANT Right Guard L PAT McCLURE Center Forward Girls Basketball Schedule York 32 Walsingham 20 York 36 Walsingham 24 York 23 Gloucester 33 York 19 Poquoson 24 York 34 Gloucester 33 York 22 James Blair 28 York 42 Poquoson 24 York 33 James Blair 36 York 39 Women Faculty 21 MARY ANN BASTA Right Forward JOYCE BURKE Left Forward Another hit for Mary Ann as she out-foxes the Blair guard again. 141 Active Cheerleaders Build and Maintain $ i GERRY COPLEY B. J. MURRAY SANDRA LUCIANO Co-Captains KATHY VARELA BECKY MILLS KATHY VICCELLIO LINDA INGRAHAM 1 School Spirit MARY LOU CLARK DIANE SALYER Sponsor, Mrs. Harris and Co-Captains. outdoor pep rally. This year the J. V. Cheerleaderâs hard work and practice encoura d- e Baby Falcons through victory and defeat. Their school spirit has been a bright spot in Jr. Varsity Left to Right; E. Martin, ' P. Diehl, S. Crockett, L. Blanton, jJ A kefield, M. Price, L. Wakefield, B. Smith, J. Irby, P. Wakefield. This year. Coach Ron Kubeshâs Baby Falcons get their feet wet in scholastic competition. We are loo cing for- ward to more football from these boys. FIRST ROW: C. Beemer, C. Strong, A. Evans, D. Belore, D. Beeman, K. Pargeter, T, Hall, SECOND ROW; M. Miller, W. Gore, B. Scott, R. Hogge, R, Stevens, T. Nylous, B. Vogt, B. Hudly. THIRD ROW; R, Knight, R. Fleming, S. Diehl, G. Furhmeister, G. Magee, J. Handley, S. Hall. FOURTH ROW; Coach Ron Kubesh, N. Dickey, As. Coach, Jim Begley. 144 The J. V. Basketball team under the able direction of Coach Bob Anderson had a good season. Although they did not have a perfect slate, they showed great potential. FIRST ROW: R. Smith, M. Roach, B. Allen, B. Randolph, G. Diehl, Coach Anderson. SECOND ROW: J. Dai- ley, G. Nelson, C. Brown, L. Popovich, R. Hurst. THIRD ROW: T. Pritcherd, R. Savage, G. Howard, B. Green, M. Stone, J. Bradshaw. The Jr. High Basketball team in its second season displayed great hustle and spirit; although they didn ' t win every game, they gained very much valuable experience. FIRST ROW: T. Brown, D. Riley, J. Shields, B. Scott, J. Winslow, M. Sprinkle, A. King, T. Nylous. SEC- OND ROW: B. Williams, C. Strong, P. Brownback, M, Conway, A. Gaines, P. Jewell, B. Brothers, P. Schif- fbauer. THIRD ROW: T. Simmons, K. Pritchard, B. Hogge, D. Bowditch, D. Crockett, D. Gaultney, T. Saw- yers, T. Graham. FOURTH ROW: R. Oxendine, V. Peterson, M. Jewell, Coach Hovis. 145 ACTIVITIES 146 Miss York High School Homecoming Queen Attendants to the Homecoming Queen I Homecoming Scenes r va nrt Winning float entered by Brush and Palette Club. Homecoming Queen, Pat McClure, escorted by Vernon Layne. Able and willing fathers help push broken-down Junior float. Bonnie and Madeline, attendants, enjoy a breezy ride. J. V. Cheerleaders making loud noise. 151 May Queen Lynne Allen 152 r- ⢠i I Maids-of-Honor to the May Queen io fy ' â e Int n. Mary Lou Clark 153 Seniors Received May Honors ANN POWER KING D. A. R. Award Recipient foes, Sandie Nelson, Hilda Ramer, Dwight Lee, Trutz Foelsche, Denise Scovel. TOP TEN SENIORS - FRONT ROW; Chuck Hadden, Judy Kin- singer, Teresa Burke, John McCreery. BACK ROW: Bob Chuck Hadden and John McCreery, finalists in Merit Scholarship Competition, talk with Mr, Stevens. Chuck was also valedictorian at the graduation exercises and John was salutatorian. 154 York Students Participated in Various Events MARY LOU CLARK Basketball Queen SUE INNIS Attendant HA PW AMekdant Members of All-State Band. Cast of festival play Aria Da Capo 155 York High School Is the Fond Memory of the 8:40 in the morning; 2 more bells to go before homeroom obviously. Vickie and Susan discuss program for chapel. Hilda dissects a cat in her spare time. Mr. Horneâs class before launching weather balloon. After launching. 156 Rush to Classes, Assemblies, and Pep Rallies, Studying makes me sick! Let ' s go York Go! Band has elaborate Christmas Assembly. r e Cheerleaders lead an afternoon pep rally. Ha! Ha! Who ' s getting a scholarship? Who said that? 157 of the 3: 1 5 Rush to Lockers, of Rehearsals After School, Students and Teachers Work Hard After School. the Athletic Practices, the Sigh of Relief ââAnother Day,â Now this is a basketball, son! Itâs true, it happened yesterday, 3:15 locker trou ble Mr. Stevens relaxes after school of the Many Night Time Games, Dances, the Prom, Lynn Robbins, Miss York High Junior-Senior Basketball game. Juniors won School. Rip and Sandy at Junior Senior Prom 1961. The Variety Show, and the Senior Play. Band performs at one of many night time games. Donnie and Mary Lou twist up a storm at the Kris Kringle Ball. 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AMBER ALANA AUSTIN Transferred from Hampton High School 11; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Variety Show Committee 12. SHIRLEY CAROLL BARLOW Art Club 9; FHA 9; GRA 10, 11; Transferred from Warwick High School; Newspaper Staff 12. ELIZABETH JANE BARTHOLOMEW FHA 9; Glee Club 9,10; Journalism Club 10; Newspaper Club 10; Transferred from Kubasaki High School, Okinawa; FHA 12; Glee Club 12. JO NELLE BARTLETT Cotillion Club 9; Y-Teens Treasurer 10; FTA 10; Trans- ferred from Hampton High School; Pep Club 11, Secretary 12; FTA 11,12; Spanish Club 11, Treasurer 12; Newspaper Staff 12. JEAN ANNE BECK FHA 9; Prom Decoration Committee 9; Drama Club 10; Junior Class Play 11; Art Club 11; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 11; Transferred from Choctawhatchee High School, Florida; German Club 12; Pep Club 12; Dance Committee 12; Sen- ior Play Committee 12. HERBERT PRESTON BELVIN, JR. Electronics II Club, President 12; Bus Driver 12. HARRY EDGAR BOGGS, JR. Archery Club 9; JV Football 9; JV Baseball 9, 10; Latin Club 10; Varsity Football 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Class Treasurer 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Class Vice-President 12; News- paper Staff 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH ALAN BOGGS, JR. FTA 9, 10,11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; German Club 11, 12; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; JV Baseball 9,10; Wrestling 11,12; SCA 11; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Class Reporter 12; Honor Council, Vice- President 12. WILLITS HENRY BOWDITCH, JR. JV Football 9; JV Baseball 9; Varsity Football 10; JV Bas- ketball 10; Golf 10; Transferred from Christ Church School for Boys; Track 11; Prom Committee 11; French II Club 11; Varsity Club 11,12; Senior Trip Committee 12. JUDSON MILLS BRANDES Rocket Society 9, 10; Creative Writing Club 11; Track 10; Chemical Society 11; Transferred from Wakefield High School; Boys ' Quartet 12. DAVID RUSSELL BROOKS Band 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10. TERESA MARIE BURKE Transferred from Walsingham Academy; Latin Club 11, Secretary 12; FNA 12. CAROLYN ANN BYRUM SCA 9; Majorette 9, 11; FHA 11; Art Club 11. MARY LOUISE CLARK SCA 9, 10, Secretary 12, District Secretary 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 10, 11, Feature Editor 12; JV Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10,11, Secretary 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; Prom Chairman 11; Latin Club 10; Homecoming Attendant 11; March of Dimes Queen 11; Annual Staff 12; Variety Show Com- mittee 12. CARRIE GERALDINE COPLEY Transferred from Warwick High School; Prom Invitation Committee 11; Newspaper Staff 11, Assistant Editor 12; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Pep Club 12. JAMES FRANCES CULLIVAN Franco-American Club 9; Latin Club 10; Photography Club 10; Class Vice-President 11; Transferred from St. Vincent; Electronics II Club, Treasurer 12. SILAS DAILY CUNNINGHAM, JR. Thraser Guard 9; Choir 9, 10; Sergeant 10; Sergeant First Class 11; Chaplain Usher 11; Transferred from Porter Mili- tary Academy. THERESA ANN CUNNINGHAM Glee Club 11; Transferred from St. Andrew ' s High School; Octet 12. ARLENE GAY DAME FHA 9; FTA 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10. THOMAS HERBERT DANIELS, JR. FFA 9; Transferred from Buffalo High School, West Vir- ginia; Electronics II Club 12. JOHN LINDSAY DAVIS Basketball Manager 10, 11; JV Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Track 11; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Electronics Club 12. LOIS ELAINE DIETRICH Latin Club 9, 10; Glee Club 11, 12; FHA 9. WILLIAM E DGAR DRYDEN, JR. Electronics II Club 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. SUSAN LORETTA DUFFY Transferred from Redwood High School, California; Latin Club 9; Swimming 9; Baseball 10; Student Workers 10; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 12. NAN CECILE EDDINS French Club 10; Spanish Club 11, Secretary 12; FTA 12; Beta Club 12. JAMES NELSON ENSLEY Jr. Science Club, Vice-President 9; All-State Workshop Band 9; Band 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; All-State Band 10, 11; Key Club, Reporter 10, Secretary 11, Vice-Presi- dent 12; Track 11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Latin Club 10. TRUTZ FOELSCHE Math Club 9; Science Club 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10; Beta Club 11, 12; French 1 Club 11. MARY VIRGINIA FORREST JV Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Reporter 12; Annual Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; FHA 9,10,11,12; FNA 10, 11, 12; Latin II Club 10; May Court 10; SCA 9; Class Secretary 10; Pep Club 11,12; Variety Show Com- mittee 12; Prom Decoration Committee 11. JANICE LEE FOX FHA 9, 10; SCA 9; GRA 10, 11; Civics Club 9; Glee Club 11; Cafeteria Committee 10; Recreation Night Committee 10; Transferred from Warwick High School; Glee Club 11 , 12 . RONALD CURTIS FOX Wrestling 9, 11; Safety Patrol 9; Shop Foreman 11; Trans- ferred from Warwick High School. BARBARA PARKER FRANCK Smoking Committee 10; Transferred from Warwick High School. EILEEN FRANCO Transferred from Poitiers American High School, France; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Sextet 9, 10, 11; French I Club 9; French II Club, Treasurer 10; Pep Club 11; Annual Staff 12. DONALD RICHARD FRANK FTA 9, 10; SCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 9,10; JV Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 9,10, 11, 12; Key Club 10,11,12; Class Vice-President 9,10. JUDY HAMM GOLDEN Safety Patrol 11; Glee Club 11; Pep Club 11. WALLACE COLEMAN GREEN DE II Club 12. KIRBY JOHN GRIMES Cross Country Track 10; Track 11. DAVID LEE GULDEN Band 9,10, 11, 12; Safety Patrol 12; Bus Driver 12. CHARLES THOMAS HADDEN SCA 9; Band and Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Workshop Band 9; All-State Band 10,11; Jr. Science Club, Vice-President 9, President 10; Science Club, Vice-President 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; German Club 11, Chaplain 12; JV Foot- ball 10. ISABEL THOMAS HALL Jr. Chorus, Secretary 9; Tumbling Club 9; Apparatus Club 9; New-Comers Committee 9; Transferred from Newport News High School; May Court 9; FHA 10; Latin Club, Sec- retary 10; French Club, Secretary 11; Pep Club 10, Sec- retary 11; Annual Staff 12. THOMAS JOHN HANTON JV Football 9; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Track 10; Class Play 9; Airplane Club 10; French Club 11; Fashion Show 11; Dorm Council 11; Transferred from Lakenheath High School, England. WILLIAM HAWKINS JV Football 9; JV Basketball 9; Science Club 9; Track 9; Varsity Football 11; DE II Club, Vice-President 12. FOREST WESLEY HENRY, JR. French I Club 9; DE I Club 11; Bus Driver 11,12. JACQUELINE WYATT HOGGE Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sextet 10, 11; Octet 12; Glee Club Pianist and Soloist 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band Vocalist 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9; Class Chaplain 12. JOHN ELLIS HOLSTON Latin Club 9, 10; JV Baseball 9, 10; DE Club 11; Speech Club 12. CHARLES MUSE HOWLE, JR. Track 9; Baseball Manager 10; DE Club 11, 12. LINDA K. INGRAHAM FNA 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Treasurer 12; Homecoming Attendant 11; SCA Chaplain 12; Pep Club 11,12. SUZANNE INNIS JV Cheerleader 10; SCA 10; GAA 10; Chorus 10; Prom Committee 11; Transferred from Lakenheath High School, England; Newspaper Staff 12; Pep Club 12; Variety Show Committee 12. WILLIAM HENRY IRBY, JR. Latin II Club 10. BRENDA ANN JARVIS Latin II Club 10. MARY FRANCES JARVIS French Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Treble Cleff 9; Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12; FNA 11, 12. NORMA MARION JOHNSON FTA 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9,11; Glee Club 9; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Annual Staff Advertising Manager 12. JOHN DOLAN JONES, JR. Archery Club 9; Jr. Science Club 9; Track 9, 10; JV Bas- ketball 9; Latin Club 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Varsity Football 11; German Club 11, Vice-President 12; Annual Staff Organization Editor 12; Newspaper Staff Business Manager 12. NANCY VIOLA JONES Pep Club 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10; Decoration Committee 10; GRA 9, 10, 11; Hall of Fame 10; Transferred from Warwick High School. ROBERT PATRICK KEARNEY JV Football 9, 10; SCA 9, 11; JV Baseball 10; Latin Club 10; Dramatics Club 10; FTA 10; Beta Club 10, 11, President 12; Key Club 11, 12; Honor Council 11, 12; Annual Staff Jr. Editor 11. WILLIAM HARVARD KEEN, JR. Varsity Football 10, 11; Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Varsity Soccer 11; Swimming Team 10; Tennis 10, 11; Class President 11; SCA 11; Transferred from Laken- heath High School, England; Newspaper Staff 12; Varsity Football 12; Basketball 12; Track 12. RAYMOND BYRD KEITH SCA 9; Science Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10; Speech Club 9; Prom Committee Chairman 9; Track 9; Honor Council 9; Mixed Chorus and Glee Club 9; Jr. Recreation Chairman 9; Biology Club 10; Transferred from Hampton High School; Citizenship Committee 11; Newspaper Staff Editor 12; Sci- ence Club 12; Beta Club 12; Annual Staff 12. FRANCES RAE KESSLER FNA 11, 12. ANN POWER KING JV Cheerleader 9; Jr. Science Club, Secretary 9; FTA 9, Chaplain 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Science Club 10; Beta Club 10, Chaplain 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Prom Invitation Committee Co-Chairman 11; College Day Co-Chairman 11; Chapel Chairman 11; German Club 11, 12. JUDITH ANN KINSINGER Beta Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Band 9, President 10,11, Treasurer 12; All-State Workshop Band 9; All-State Band 10, 11; All-State Sightreading Band 11; Dance Band 9, 10, 11; German Club 11,12; Jr. Science Club 9; Science Club 10 , 11 . ANSON MILLER KLINK DE Club, Secretary 11, 12. JOHN DWIGHT LEE Baseball 10; Transferred from North Central High School; Honor Society 11; Spanish Club 11; Baseball 11; Key Club 11; Transferred from Colonial High School. JOLENE LEGRAND Biology Club 10; Transferred from Robert E. Lee High School, Alabama; Newspaper Staff 11, Head Typist 12; Pep Club 11, 12; French Club President 11; FNA 12; An- nual Staff 12. ROBERT ELLSWORTH LITTLE, JR. JV Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 10,11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Annual Staff Business Manager 12; French Club 10,11; Beta Club 12 . JIMMY HAROLD LIVERMAN Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA 9, 10, President Pro-Tern 11, 12; Class Secretary 10; JV Basketball 10; French Club 10, Vice-President 11; FTA 10, 11; Wrestling 11,12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Variety Show Chairman 12; Track 10, 11, 12. ROLAND JACKSON MAGEE, JR. Key Club 10, 11, President 12; JV Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Annual Staff Sports Editor 12. PATRICIA ELIZABETH McCLURE Softball 9,10; Basketball 10; Football Attendant 10; Trans- ferred from Poquoson High School; French Club 11; Pep Club 11, President 12; Football Queen 12; Annual Staff Sports Editor 12; Prom Committee 11. JOHN LINWOOD McCREERY Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Historian and Ass ' t Editor of Dis- trict Paper); Beta Club 10, Treasurer 11, Reporter 12; Band 9,10,11, Assistant Student Conductor 12; Dance Band 9,10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Jr, Science Club Reporter 9; German Club 11, Parliamentarian 12; Latin Club 10; Debating Team 11, 12. MIRIAM POST MENGES Latin Club 10; French Club 11; FTA 11, 12; May Court 9; Annual Staff Art Editor 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior Activities Committee 12; Beta Club 12. BURNISE MELTON METCALF Glee Club 9, 10, 11; May Day Escort 10; Maid of Honor Escort 11; Basketball 11; Transferred from Oak Hill High School, North Carolina. CHARLENE LAV ERNE MILLIRONS Transferred from James Blair High School; DE Club 11. REBECCA LEE MILLS Honor Council 10; JV Cheerleader, Captain 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; French Club 9,10; Safety Patrol 12; FHA 11; VOT Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 , 12 . BETTY LOUISE MITCHELL FHA 10, President 11; Pep Club, Vice-President 10; Safety Patrol 10,11,12; Dramatics Club 10; Class Secretary 12. JIMMY DELANE MOORE Glee Club 11, 12; Track 9; Senior Quartet 12. TERESA ANN MOORE Pep Club 9, 10; Glee Club 9. WILLIAM HARVEY MORELAND JV Football 9, 10; JV Baseball 10; French Club 10, 11; Cross Country Track 12; Track 12. ROBERT ANDREW MURPHIE Latin Club 10; Band 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA 9, Vice-President 12; Key Club 11, Reporter 12; Science Club 12; Wrestling 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Wm. and Mary Summer Band 9, 10; JV Football 9; Varsity Foot- ball 10, 11. CHARLES BARTON MURPHY Speech and Dramatics Club 9, 10; ROTC and ROTC Drill Team 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Varsity Football 9; Varsity Track 9, 10; Transferred from Sidney Lanier High School, Alabama; Speech and Dramatics Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11, 12; Debating Team 11, 12; Football Announcer 12; WYHS Disc Jockey 12. PATRICIA LORRAINE NELSON FNA Chaplain 9; Reporter 10; FHA 9, 10, 11, Chaplain 12; Senior Trip Committee 12. SANDRA LEE NELSON Class Secretary 9; SCA 9; Transferred from Hillcrest High School, South Carolina; Pep Club 10; Transferred from Sidney Lanier High School, Alabama; FTA 11, 12; German Club 11, President 12; Pep Club Vice-President 11,12; Newspaper Staff 11, Circulation Editor 12; Beta Club 12. ROBERT WILLIAM OWEN JV Basketball 9, 10; JV Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball 10; Band 9, 10; Class Vice-President 10; Transferred from Johnson High School, Japan; Varsity Basketball 11; Base- ball 11; Band 11; Key Club 11; Transferred from Garfield High School, Virginia; Basketball 12; Baseball 12; Key Club 12. CRAIG MARTIN OXENDINE SCA 9, 10; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; All-Peninsula Chorus 11, 12; JV Baseball 9, 10; JV Basketball 9, 10; Latin Club 11; Science Club 9; High Magazine Salesman 10. GLENDA ANNE PAGE Glee Club 9; FNA 10, Reporter 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12, HILDA HARRIET RAMER JV Cheerleader 9; Band 9; National Jr. Honor Society 9; Transferred from Van Boran High School, Arkansas; Band 10, Reporter 11 and 12; FTA 11,12; Science Club 10,11, Secretary 12; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; News- paper Staff 12; May Day Committee Chairman 11; Prom Invitation Committee Chairman 11; First Place York High Science Fair 11. EVA GENAE RANDELS Transferred from Warwick High School; Glee Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; French Club 9, 11, 12. JIMMY ALVIN RASH Archery Club 9; Varsity Club 10; Football Manager 10; Electronics Club 12. MARIAN GAYNELL ROBERTS, JR. FTA 10,12; Dramatics Club 10,12; Latin Club 10; Senior Dance Committee 12. JUDITH GERTRUDE ROGERS French Club 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11; Alter Guild 10, 11; Cheerleader 10; SCA 10; Entertainment Committee 11; Junior Play 11; Prom Committee 11; Varsity Softball 11; Transferred from Brent High School, Philippines; Pep Club 12; Senior Trip Committee 12; Variety Show Committee 12; Newspaper Staff 12. DIANE LA VERNE SALYER Basketball Manager 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Safety Patrol 12; Pep Club 11, 12. NANCY KAREN SCHUKNECHT Latin Club 10; Transferred from Hampton High School; FTA 11, 12; Variety Show Committee 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Glee Club 11, 12; Octet 12; Prom Commitee 11 . PAUL WILEY SCOTT Class President 9; JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA 9, 11, 12; Varsity Football 9, 10,11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Key Club 11, Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Class President 12. DENISE ELIZABETH SCOVEL Latin Club 10; French Club 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12. CARL VALENTINE SEIBERT III French Club 9, 10; DE I Club 11; Electronics II Club 12; WYHS Disc Jockey 12. DONALD EUGENE SHIELDS SCA 10, 11, President 12; Honor Council 9, 10, 11, 12; JV Football 9; JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Key Club 10, Vice- President 11, 12; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; Newspaper Staff Sports Editor 12. GEORGE WAYNE SHIELDS Band 9, 10, Reporter 11 and 12; DE I Club 12. PHYLLIS ANN SHORTT Home Room Officer 9, 10; Softball 10; Transferred from James Blair High School. ROBERT BRIAN SIGAFOES Beta Club 10, Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; Key Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Band 9, 10, 11, President 12; Jr. Science Club 9; Science Club 10, Treasurer 11,12; Latin Club 10; Glee Club 10. BENJAMIN SYLVANUS SIMMONS III Latin Club 10; JV Baseball 10; JV Football 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 11; Annual Staff Photographer 12. MARTHA ANN SLAIGHT Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Octet 12, BARBARA JOYCE SMITH FNA 9, 10,11, Reporter 12; Latin Club 10; Art Club 12; Newspaper Staff Art Editor 12. ROBERT ANTHONY SMOCK Jr. Science Club 9; Key Club 11, 12; German Club 11; Electronics Club 12. GLORIA ANN SPAIN Safety Patrol 10.11; FHA 10,11,12. STANLEY CLINTON SPOONER Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Science Club 9; Science Club 10; French Club 9,10. LINDA SUE STEWART Pep Club 10; GRA 10; Philology Club 11; Latin Club 12; Basketball 9; Softball 9. SHARON LEE STRODE Pep Club 9; Transferred from Balboa High School, Panama; Pep Club 12. JOEY ROGER SUIS Latin Club 9; Glee Club 9,10; Senior Quartet 12. PAUL RICHARD SULIK French Club 10, 11; Speech Club 12. EDWARD DEAN TATE Library Club 9; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 11; Tra ck 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; f rench Club 11; Electronics II Club, Secretary 12. MYRNA BURNETTE TAYLOR Spanish Club 9, 11; Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Prom Decoration and Entertain- ment Committee 11; Safety Patrol 12. DONALD KEITH TEAGUE JV Football 9; French Club 9,10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11,12; Honor Council 12; Elec- tronics II Club 12; Class Treasurer 12; Key Club 12. BETTY JEAN THOMPSON Latin Club 10 . PATRICIA ANN THORNTON Art Club 9; Drama Club 9; SCA 10; Transferred from Hampton High School; Drama Club 11,12; French Club 11; Pep Club 11, Treasurer 12; Prom Committee 11; Annual Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12. ALBERT EARL VAN WINKLE, JR. JV Football 9; JV Baseball 9; Varsity Football 10; Trans- ferred from Fayetteville High School, North Carolina; Varsity Baseball 10; Transferred from Hampt on High School; Class Vice-President 11; Spanish Club Vice-President 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, President 12; Varsity Football 11, (Honorable Mention All-District and All-State) 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 12. KATHLEEN EILEEN VARELA FHA 9, 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball Manager 10; District Play Festival 10; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Var- sity Cheerleader 11, Co-Captain 12; Annual Staff 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Prom Refreshment Committee 11; Senior Play Committee and Senior Trip Committee 12. KATHLEEN HODGES VICCELLIO I Softball 9; Basketball 9; Transferred from Blair Jr. High ! School, Norfolk; FTA 11,12; Pep Club, Reporter 11,12; Dramatics Club 11,12; French Club, Vice-President 11, 12; Prom Co-Chairman 11; Annual Staff Circulation Man- ager 12; SCA 12; Varsity Cheerleader 12. LINDA ANNETTE WALKER JV Cheerleader 9; SCA 9, 10; Class Treasurer 9; Spanish Club 11. CLARENCE FRANKLIN WESTCOTT Electronics II Club 12. PAM ELA EILEEN WHITE Majorette 9; Basketball 10; Safety Patrol 11; VOT Club 12. ROBERT ELLERSON WHITE, JR. Track 9,10; Glee Club 10; JV Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12; FTA 12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12. CECIL ROBERT WHITT DE Club 11. 12. HOLLIS FONDS WILBANKS Varsity Basketball 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 9, 10; SCA President 10; Glee Club 10; Dramatics Club 9,10; Transferred from Wittier High School, Alaska; Track 10; Varsity Club 10; Transferred from Evergreen High School, Colorado; Track 11, 12; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Speech and Dra- matics Club 11, 12; One-Act Play Festival 11; Forensic Meet 11. JAMES RONALD WILSON Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Basketball Manager 11; Track 11. 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