York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1963 volume:

'  mv ifi ' infilff ' sS ' rlflT,! P.UBLIC LIBRAHV 3 1833 01801 7357 GENEALOGY 975.502 Y82YH 1963 1. 5n ' ' nm ■as... ' VOP.C. - if lififii ■2! ' - . THE FALCON 1963 York CounI, Coorlhouse m Yorklown Volume Nine Published by the Senior Class YORK HIGH SCHOOL YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA Editor — Bonnie Carpenter Bus. Mgr. — Colin Bright f YORK ' S BIG STEP in Curriculum Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Music Athletics Specials 12-13 32-33 70-71 106-107 134-135 146-147 174-175 Our Community 194-195 Foreword This year at York has been one of big changes and expansion. The biggest and per- haps most important change was in enroll- ment which placed us in Group 1-A competi- tion in sports, forensics, and other similar ac- tivities. The second big change came in De- cember with the opening and dedication of a new gym with a seating capacity of 2500 (see left and below). Summer delivery for the Falcon was another first for York. Finally, this was the year of our school ' s evaluation by the State Department of Education. We, the Falcon staff, invite you now to review with us the places, people, and events that contribute toward making this a truly re- markable year at York — a year of the BIG STEP — the year 1962-63. II YHS in ' 63 - An Exciting Place to Be Banquets S.I.P.A. CO.WEXTIOX: John Tabb, George Smith, Pat Simmons, Pat Ferguson, Connie Pruett, Bonnie Carpenter, and Mrs. Borden. S I ia Moore and Peggy Diehl; co-chairmen of College Da Conventions, College Day and Trips Plays, Education Day and Awards Miss Bonnie Carpentar DAR Good Cilizen Award From 3:30 till.?? Sam, we really should be working! 10 Mrs. Kate Davis School Librarian Dedication At a time when there is so much talk about the present and future progress at York, about enlargement of the faculty and student body, and about increased facilities for instnic- tion, it is only fitting that we should also look backward and see our beginnings. It is with this in mind that we, the Falcon staff of 1963, do dedicate this the ninth volume of our year- book to Mrs. Kate Davis in grateful apprecia- tion for all that she has done for us over the years since the opening of our school, not only in her work as librarian when she as- sisted us in our studies and our temi papers, but also through her guidance as sponsor of the Student Cooperative Association where she helped us plan our many activities. It CURRICULUM 12 The life of a high school student centers around the courses that he takes and York teachers spend much time help- ing students plan their curriculum. The Guidance Department which moved into new and larger quarters this year — away from the office and discipline — has the main responsibility, however, in aiding students ' choice of their courses and in smoothing out class conflicts. In this way students find their subjects more meaning- ful and enjoyable. Curriculum A student entering York High in the eighth grade makes tentative plans for his high school courses when he enrolls. He may change his schedule at the beginning of any year thereafter, but he plans what he hopes to do. in the eighth grade. York offers three courses to all students, in two of these courses certain electives are required for those preparing to go to college or the apprentice school. The academic course consisting of three years of math, three years of science, and two years of foreign language in addition to regular courses is required. For those Physical Education Electronics Class 14 stands pre-eminent interested in business, the commercial course is offered. In this course the students in their junior and senior years elect typing, shorthand, and office practice. The general course leaves the choice of electives up to the individual. Five years of English, three years of social studies, two vears each of math and science and three years of Physical Education are required courses for all students. Because York ' s curriculum is so varied, there is a wide range of electives including home economics, art. industrial arts, personal typing, German. Spanish. L atin. French, and the many phases of science and mathematics. Home Economii 15 Fifteen Seniors completed the 5-year accelerated program. Pictured above is the Advanced English Class The Goal: Courses that challenge The Debate Team composed of Pat Konopnicki, Rusty Home, Peder Shea, Terry Folan, and Arlington Price won many laurels this year. Art class at work taking advantage of tlie many facilities. 17 ITs called Education Its price: Study A1U) E. Ml- ll r..J instiuiN lii-i ilil Hi t( r ( ' 1j--(.-- KlOlir. All modurii laniiua e students take advantage of the lab fa- eilities. County Administration SAMUEL C. MORGAN B.A., M.A. Superintendent of Schools York County 20 MRS. MARIAN BEAZLEY York County School Nurse DR. ALICE McCARTHA Director of Instruction York County Schools School Administration PrincipaTs Message Somewhere I read an article on How to Live. I pass on to you the thought left witli me: If a man cheats you, quit dealing with him; if he is abusive, quit his company; if he slanders you, take care to live so that nobodv will believe hinj. There is nothing better than a cool. calm, quiet way of dealing witli the wrongs which confront us. Always be sure your actions outshine your intentions. With sincere laest wishes, r -i i JOHiN H. STEVENS, B.S., M.A. Principal. York High School May I help you? Mr. Stevens talks to the students. 21 New Additions Made in Office Secretaries and Assistants New also tliis year were the two general office secretaries, Mrs. Shirley Sykes and Mrs. Virginia Collie (below . Mrs. Doris Barnes ' right) liecanie full-time secretary t the principal. The efficiency and smoothness with which the office and guidance administrations operate are laigely due to the ex- cellent student help. Students in both departments act as receptionists, assisting in answering the many demands and requests of the student hodv. In addition, these assistants do filing, run errands, and keep up a line of communication between the offices and the classroom teachers. MR. LEWIS E. SIMPSON B.A. Vice-Principal and Athletic Director New this year is the office of vice-principal which is aptly filled by Mr. Lewis (Rusty) Simpson. He success- fully carries out his numerous duties, including dis- cipline, while maintaining the respect and loyalty of the student body. In addition, he is also the director of the school ' s athletic activities. MRS, DORIS BARNES 22 Mi . liirluy Sykes; and Mi; . Virjiinia (JuUic jirett students in the early morning. and Guidance Administration Guidance Directors MRS. ZUBIE 1. T.WLOR B.A.. M.R.E. Head of Department MRS. ALICE C. HARRIS B.A.. M.Ed. S|)ciM (ir nf IV Cheerleaders. e vspa]ier The Guidance Department at York High School is responsible for: 1. Registering of all pupils in school. 2. The testing program, including National and State testing programs. 3. Counseling with students on post-school and vocational aims, as well as personal problems. 4. Sponsoring a Career Day in the spring and College Day in the fall. 5. Aiding handicapped children through the Vocational Rehabilitation Service. Guidance and Office Workers College Da SITTING, L to R: J. Richardson, S. Crockett, S. Hatch, J. Atkinson, A, Snvder, B. Senn, E. Bradshaw; ROW TWO: J. Prowant, L. Blanton, P. Guzik, K. Wainwright, B. McAllister, J. Stogsdill. F. Reeder, G. Kent. B. Carpenter. ROW THREE: H. Willis, K. McHugh, B. Green. J. Worlev. S. Gaines, P. Whitt. M. Garris, P. Ferguson, S. Moore. 23 Faculty MRS. ABIGAIL ALBRIGHT B.A. World History, American History; Sponsor of Varsity Cheerleaders, Student Coun- cil, Ninth Grade MR. ROBERT L. ANDERSON AB. M.A. World History, Government; Sponsor of Key Club, Chess Club, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball, Tenth Grade; Head oj Social Studies Department MISS ELIZABETH A. AREHART B.S. Home Economics; Sponsor of FHA, Young Homemakcrs— York Chapter; Head of Home F.c. Department MR. CARROLL R. BAILEY B.AI. M.A Instrumental Music; Sponsor of Majorettes Marching and Concert Bands: Head of Fin Arts Department MR. DEAN BAILEY B.S. Math 9. General Biology- MRS. SUSAN BAILEY B.A. English I, II; Sponsor Tenth Grade, Co-sponsor Falconette MISS FLORENCE L. BAKER B.S. of English I; Sponsor of Senior of Play, Freshman Class MR. J. ALLEN BARBEE B.S. Physical Education, Coach of Football and Baseball; Head of Physical Ed. Department MISS PAT BARRACK B.A. English Eight; Sponsor of Eighth Grade 24 1963 MRS. MARTHA B. BORDEN B.A. Trig., A 1 g e I) r a , Refresher MatJi ; Sponsor of Ninth Grade MRS. KAY BROWN B.M.E. M.A. Music, English Eight; Sponsor of Glee Cluh, Choral, Youth for Christ MRS. VIRGINIA BROWN B.S. English II; Sponsor of F.T.A., Sophomore Class, Advisor of Honor Council MRS. MARY ANN BROWNE B.A. Geography; Sponsor of Sophomore Class MR. C. E. BUSH B.A. General Science: Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. MARY CALDWELL B.S. Biology; Sponsor of Beta Club, Junior Class MRS. SARA CAMPBELL B.S.E. Seventh Grade MR. JERRY CARPENTER B.S. Math; Sponsor of Eighth and Ninth Grade Basketball MRS. ELIZABETH CHARLTON B.S. Ch ' emistry, Advanced Science; Sponsor of Science Club; Head of Science Department 25 Faculty MRS. GENEVIEVE COPLEY B.S. Bus. Math, Per. Typing, Shorlliaml; Spon- sor of FBLA, Junior Class: Head of Com- mercial Department MR. . K,- TE DAVIS B.S. Librarian; Sponsor of S.C.A. MR. B. C. DICKERSON Prof. Eng. Electronics, Algeljra II; Sponsor of Elec- tronics Club; Heat! of Font Graduate Shop Department MRS. PATRICIA GA MBOA B.A. Spanish, General Science; Sponsor of Span- ish Club, Sophomore Class MR. BRADFORD COBB B.A. M.Ed. Earth Science. General Sci- ence; Sponsor of Freshman Class MISS AURIL N. GOVE B.A. Physical Education; Sponsor of Pep Club MR. JAMES L. GRAHAM B.S. Biology, Physics; Sponsor of Sophomore Class MRS. MARGARET B. GUNN A.B. Enghsh I, II; Sponsor of Yearbook, Junior Class MR. GEORGE HAASE B.A. Math, History; Sponsor of J.V. Football, Wrestling 26 1963 MRS. HELE.X H.ALL B.F.A. Art; Sponsor nf An Club, Senior Class MRS. THEI.MA HANSFORD B.A. M.Ed. Government, Latin: . ' Sponsor of Latin Club. Senior Class MRS. SARAH S. HART B.S. Advanced Typing, Shorthand. Notchand: .Sponsor of Junior Class MISS VIRGINLA HEDRICK B.S. English I, Geography; Sponsor of Eighth Grade MR. FRANK HENKEL Electronics, Physics; Head oj InduslrinI Arts Department MRS. MARY LEE MRS. HELEN L. HOLBEN MR. JAMES W. HORNE .MR. CHARLES HOVIS HIGGENS A.B. B.A. M.Ed. B.S. A.B. Latin; Sponsor of Latin Science, German; Sponsor of Drafting, Track and Football English Eight; Sponsor of Club, Eighth Grade Science Club, German Club, Coach Eighth Grade F.T.A. 27 Faculty MRS. ADELAIDE B. MAXWELL English I, IIF: Co-Sponsor of Fttlconetle, Eighth Grade MR. BARRY S. MILLER B.S. Distributive Ed.; Sponsor of D.E. Club, Youth for Christ MR. LEG MITKEVICZ B.S. Math, Physics; Sponsor of Beta Club, Senior Class; Head of Malh Depart. MR. RALPH MOSCATER Woodworking, Shop, Industri- al Arts 28 i 1963 -MRS. MARGARET n. McCLUNEY A.B. Speech, English IV; Sponsor of Eighth Grade, One-Act Play Festival, and Forensics MISS TERRY .McCONNELL B.S. Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II; Sponsor of Eighth Grade, F.N.A. MISS NANCY NELSON B.S. World History; Sponsor of Eighth Grade MRS. KATHRYN RAMER B.S. Chemistry, Advanced Science; Sponsor of Sophomore Class MR. N. H. RICHARD.SON B.A. Algebra I: Sponsor of Freshman Class MISS NANCY SHRIEVES B.A. U.S. History; Sponsor of Freshman Class MRS. ANITA SLAUGHTER B.S. Typing I, H, Personal Typing; Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. JANET B. SMILEY B.S. General Science, Earth Sci- ence; Sponsor of Science Club, Freshman Class, S.C.A. MR. CURTIS SMITH B.S. Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, J.V. Foot- ball Coach; Sponsor of Var- sity Club, Sophomore Class 29 Faculty MR, ' . ELIZABETH P. SMITH B.S. English IV, Advanced English; Head of English Department : Sponsor of Senior Class. Yearbook MRS. MYRTLE G. SOLES B.A. French I; Sponsor of Girls ' Precision March- ing Team, Frcncli Club, Freshman Class MRS. LAURA STOCK B.A. Algebra I; Sponsor of Freshman Class MR. RALPH C. STOUT B.S. Indii-trial .Arts MRS. JUDITH S. STRICKLER B.A. M.S. Hqme Economics I, II; Sponsor of F.H.A. MISS HELEN GENE TAYLOR B.A. Spanish I, II. Ill; Sponsor of Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Mrs. Smith and her work desk 30 1963 MRS. CHRISTINE THOMAS B.S. Physical Education -MRS. ELIZA BLAND THOMPSON B.S. Gfiu-ral Math; Sponsor of F.T.A., Eighth Grade MRS. SHIRLEY EAVER B.S. Plnsiial Educalion. Coach of Girls ' Basket- ball MR. F. G. WILLIAMS B.A. Physical Education. Foolball Coach, .Assistant Track Coach .MISS RUTH E. WILLIAMS B.A. French II, III; Sponsor of French Club, Freshman Class ; Head of Foreign Language Department MR. STEVE ZALUMAS B.S. M.S. U.S. History; Sponsor of Newspaper, Senior Class Mr. Zalumas conducts Study Hall. 31 SENIORS 32 This year ' s Senior Class was excep- tional in tliat as Juniors it gave the first Junior-Senior Prom outside of the school at the Stoneybrook Country Cluh; it was the largest to graduate with five home- rooms with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Helen Hall, Mrs. Thelma Hansford, Mr. Steve Zalumas and Mr. Leo Mitkievicz as our sponsors; and in addition to par- ticipating in all traditional activities, spon- sored the Magazine Campaign. Senior Class Officers 34 STANDING, left to right: Josephine Davis, Reporter; Bob Hall, Treasurer; Susan Antoniewicz, Chaplain; SITTING, left to right: George Smith, President; Vicki Johns, Secretary; Colen Bright, Vice-President. CLASS COLORS: Canary Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: The door to success may be locked, but we hold the key The Senior year was Helen Susan Antoniewicz Sniewicz Academic Course Religion and Political Science Mabel Jane Atkinson Mabes Academic Course Child Psychologist Robert Louis Andrews Bob Sally Elizabeth Baker Sally Commercial Course cademic Course Lawyer Secretary James Edward Bailey Jim Academic Course Teacher Betty Sue Belvin Betty Academic Course Secretary Rosemary Basta Rosemary Commercial Course Secretary John Willard Beckley Beck Academic Course Professional Baseball 35 quite busy and exciting Odes Vinson Bolin. Jr. Odie Academic Course Apprentice School John Watts Bowditch ' John ' Academic Course Mary Lou Blankenship Mary Lou Commercial Course Secretary 36 Cheryl Elaine Bradshaw Elaine Comrjiercial Course Secretary Thomas Ward Dale. Bradford Brown Boyette Dale Tommy Academic Course cademic Course Law James Duncan Brewer Jim General Course Electrical Designer Colen Edward Bright, Jr. Colen Academic Course Civil Engineering for the fun-loving Class of 1963. Jojce Ann Burke Burke Academic Course Social Worker Janet Mae Caldwell Janet Academic Course Nurse Garv Llewellyn Bruce Gary Academic Course Civil Engineer Martha Frances Callahani Cookie Academic Course Home Economics Teacher Bonnie Kav Carpenter Bonnie Academic Course Teacher Henry Joseph Chandler. Jr. Joe General Course Electronic Technician Kafhryn Teena Cass B.B. Academic Course Veterinarian Dottie Jean Champ Dot General Course Secretary 37 Anticipation was high as Rose Eleanor Cooper Eleanor Cotiunercial Course Secretary Carey Thomas Crockett Crockett General Course Electronics Judy Ann Clark ■•Judy Commercial Course Secretary Keyin Phillipps Curtis Kevin Academic Course Forestry Sharon Lee Dame Grindal ' Commercial Course Secretary Martin Alfred Drees Marty Academic Course Aeron-autical Engineer Josephine Hunter Davis Jose Academic Course Nurse Theresa Marie Dery Tessie Academic Course Lawyer I we eagerly assumed the Arthur Paul Ensley Art Academic Course Kenneth Lee Faris Kenny General Course Telephone Company Edward Jackson v «?4F Michael Neal K «:, ' ;i m Edmonds Fleming p K Academic Course Eddie ' P - . Doctor General Course ' ;v Mechanic J ' m Patricia Carol Ferguson Tricia Madeline Claire Frank Mad Commercial Course Commercial Course Civil Service Secretary Sandra Faye Flowers Sandv Commercial Course Accountant Terence Boyce Folan Terry Academic Course Journalist 39 many new and challenging Johnnie Gail Fulks Cake Commercial Course Secretary Sheryal Laraine Gaines Sherry Commercial Course Secretary Gary Alan Fuhrineister Gary Academic Course Veterinarian 40 Robert Gallardo Bob Academic Course Aerospace Engineer Daniel James Cecil Farris Gallagher Gravely. Jr. Dan Cecil Academic Course Academic Course Physicist Professional Baseball Mary Dean Garris Molli Academic Course Nurse Rose Ann Gibbs Rosie General Course Housewife responsibilities. Providing leadership Beverly Dawn Grigsby Dawnie Academic Course Commercial Artist Bonnie Faye Guthrie Bonnie Commercial Course Secretary Vlary Koerber Gray Michael David Halber Mary Mike Commercial Course Academic Course Secretary Doctor Patricia Ann Guzik Pat Commercial Course Secretary Douglas Glenn Hendley Doug Academic Course Pilot Robert Lawerence Hall Bob Academic Course Architect Susan Berkeley Hatch tic T busan Academic Course Nurse 41 for the student body, producing Pals Ann Henry -Pat Paul Edward Hogge Hoggie ' Academic Course General Course Foreign Service Apprentice School Robert Leslie Hergert Bob Commercial Course Electronics Engineer Brian Stevenson Hicks Brian Academic Course Scientist Jovce Elaine Hill Joyce Academic Course Foreign Service Edward Ray Honeycutt Eddie - Commercial Course Civil Service Sherry Elizabeth Hogge Sherry Commercial Course Secretary Michael Paul Holland Mike Academic Course Ship Captain I 42 ' ' Cheaper by the Dozen, Claude Gideon Home, Jr. Rusty Academic Course Lawyer Norman Howden III Norm General Course Teacher John Marvin Hopkins Johnny Joycelyn Marie Itzkowitz General Course Mechanic Joy Commercial Course Nurse Carolyn Frances Hux Ellen Elizabeth Carol Kanaday Academic Course Ellen Accountant Commercial Course Secretary Sandra Louise Jerrell Sandy Academic Course Psychologist Vicki Lynn Johns Vic Academic Course Teacher 43 our piay, and Bedlam in Mark Kevin Keohane Mark Academic Course Doctor Brenda, Joyce King Brenda General Course Housewife Jacqueline Alvce Kaufman Jackie Academic Course Beautician Robert Edward Lackey Bob Academic Course Aeronautical Draftsman 44 Janice Gayle Knight Jan Academic Course Math Teacher Carolyn Irene Leonardy Carolyn Academic Course Writer Mary Leonda Larlham Lee General Course Commercial Art Barbara Merle Leidy Barbie Academic Course Artist Bedrock ' our variety show John Thomas Lloyd Johnny Academic Course Electrical Engineer Christy Vaughn Lovelady Chris General Course Nurse Ann Littlefield Harold Francis Ann Lynch. Jr. Commercial Course Hal Airline Stewardess Academic Course Lawyer Sandra Page Luciano Sandy Academic Course Elementary Teacher Richard Wayne McConnell Mac Academic Course Professional Baseball Linda Brown Mason Katze Academic Course Teacher Barbara Ellen McAllister Barbie General Course Beautician 45 taking trips to Washington Wanda Gail Messina ' •Wanda Academic Course Teacher James Martin Miller Flea General Course Electronic Technician 46 Brian L. McCormick Brian Academic Course Chemical Ensineer Linda Gay Mills Linda Commercial Course Housewife John David Miller Curtis Bejamin John Moore Academic Course Curt Engineer General Course Government Work Jordan Holsey Mitchell Jerry Academic Course Veterinary Medicine Doris Ann Mooneyharri Doris Academic Course Accountant and New York, making plans Philip Lee Moore DU:i ' Phi General Course NASA Apprentice School Samuel Earman Morgan bam Academic Course Aerospace Engineer Harold Eugene Moore Gene Commercial Course Dow Chemical Betty Jean Murray ■ ' B.J. Academic Course Foreign Service Myrtle Ann Myers Ann ' General Course Airlines Stewardess Frank Stephen Mylum Frank Academic Course Electronics Sharyn Jane Mullins Sharyn Commercial Course Secretary for the future and preparing George Ivan Nelson George Academic Course Naval Officer Barbara Jean Ogiba Barb Academic Course Teacher 48 Thomas Montague Mylum Tom Louise Glass Paniplin Louise Academic Course Academic Course Translator and Electronic Engineer Interpreter James Ostrowski. Jr. Richard James Jim Plocica General Course Richard Cook Academic Course Physicist Sharon Louise Parvin Sharon Academic Course Mathematician Judith Ann Perdue Judy Academic Course Matjieniatician for the graduation were the Susan Elizabeth Platz tie busan Academic Course Nurse Peggy Whitt Rogers Peg Commercial Course Housewife Larry Warren Quickel ' Larry Academic Course Military Sandra Jane Ramsev Sandy Academic Course Airline Hostess Patrick Leon Robertson Pat Commercial Course Bookkeeper Barbara Ann Senn Barb Commercial Course Bookkeeper Franklin Miller Sasser. Jr. Frank Academic Course Engineer Robert Duer Savage Bob General Course Clerical 49 highlights of our year Cassandra Lee Smith Sandv Academic Course Nurse George Levin Smith ■ George ' Academic Course Lawyer 50 Peder Michael Shea Peder Academic Course Chemical Engineer Earl Alexander Smoot. Ill Smoch General Course Professional Baseball Richard Michael Smith Dick Wendell Bernard Sparrer Winnie Academic Course Academic Course Aerospace Engineer Accountant Anne Morse Snyder Anne Academic Course Director of Christian Education Sharon Eagle Sparrer Sharon Academic Course Teacher We take now, one last look. John Marshall Tabb John Academic Course Medical Research Alenn Merritt Tate Tate General Course Military Service Doris Jean Stogsdill George Junior Thorne 1 T ' Jean George J - :«.. T Commercial Course General Course Accountant Air Force : i Fredrick Charles Taylor Fred Academic Course Joan Carol Tull Tugie Academic Course Home Economics Teacher Joseph Edward Tiexiera Joe General Course Car Salesman David Alvin Tooley Dave Commercial Course Art Career Farewell York, John Caldwell Warle ' ■John ' Academic Course Law Patricia Ann Weaver Patsy Commercial Course Secretary Mary Katherine Wain Wright Kay Commercial Course Clerk Typist 52 Jack G. Webster Weby General Course Navy Jovce Ann Welsh Joyce Academic Course Nurse Carolyn Ava Wilson Carolyn Academic Course Linguist Frances Jeanette Westcott Net Commercial Course Secretary Jackie Ray White Jack Academic Course Air Force it ' s been wonderful Nancy Carole Wood Nancv Commercial Course Legal Secretary Carol Virginia Worlev Jenny Academic Course P. E. Teacher Donald Lee Wilson Donnie William Henry Wyatt Billy Academic Course General Course Apprentice School Stephen Carroll Yeager Yogi Commercial Course Clothing Store Owner Laura Lorraine Yount Rain Academic Course Nurse Sandra Smith measuring Kevin Curtis for cap and gown. Christy Lovelady measur- ing Sherry Gaines for cap and gown. 53 Senior Super- latives Most Studious Mike Halber and Linda Mason Most School Spirited Dan (jallaghei and Sherrv Gaines Most Likely to Succeed Senior Super- latives Most Talented David Toolev and Josephine Davis Best Looking Ann Littlefield and Bob Hall 55 Senior Biggest Flirts Kathy Cass and Hal Lynch Wittiest Sandra Luciano and Kevin Curtis 56 Superlatives Joyce Burke and Richard McConnell Best Ail-Around B. J. Murray and Mike Holland 57 Senior Most Congenial Jerry Mitchell and Martha Caliaham Most Original Dale Brown and Dawn Griesbv 58 Superlatives Most Popular Sam Morgan and Bonnie Carpenter 59 Early Lunch — the Seniors ' Privilege || Junior-Senior Basketball Game the Seniors ' Fun and the Seniors Won Too. Senior Class Play Cheaper By The Dozen Cast members put finishing touches on the set before performanc Ca t and prnniptnrs rt-hearse play. SEATED, Left to Right: Eleanor Cooper, Rusty Home, Sandra Luciano, George Smith, Patsi Henry, Peder Shea, and Miss Florence Baker; STANDING, Left to Right: B. J. Murray, Mike Edmonds, Barbara Ogiba, Jim Bailey, Martin Drees, Michael Halber, Dan Gallagher, Norman Howden, Martha Callaham, and Kathy Cass. 6 1 Congregating in Grand Central Station Sitting in front of Statue of Liberty Senior Class invades B. J. and Kevin are terrified of the New Yorkers at Conev Island Mass confusion on the last day New York City g « 1 V J | L ..4 M 1 wtt sl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' fflBS r Jjjg M Waiting to be served at Calico Kitchen Katliy and John riding suhway after trip to Coney Is- land. Senior Activities BOB ANDREWS SCA 8; Basketball 9; Latin Club 8; Transferred from Prince George High School: JV Football 10; JV Baseball 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Track 11, 12: Annual Staff 12; Varsity Club Secretary-Treasurer 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Spanish Club 11, Vice-President 12. SUSAN ANTONIEWICZ SCA 8; Safety Patrol 9; Latin Club 10; Band 9, President 10, Drum Majorette 11, ' 12; Basketball 9. Co-Captain 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; German Club 11; Float Chairman 11; Class Chaplain 12; Annual Staff Activities Editor 12; Newspaper Staff Sports Editor 12. ODES BOLIN Baseball 9, 10; Football 9 ball 1 1 10; JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basket- Varsitv Club 11. 12; Track 12. JOHiV BOWDITCH Band 8. 9: Mixed Chorus 9; JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Football 10. 11, 12: French Club 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; SCA 11, Vice-President 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Varsity Club 11, President 12. JANE ATKINSON Band 9, 10. Secretary 11. Vice-President 12: All-State Band 10, 11, 12; German Club 11. 12; FTA 9. Chaplain 10, Reporter 11, Presi- dent 12. THOMAS BOYETTE Football 8, 9: Basketball 8, 9; Baseball 8, 9; ; SCA 9; Class President 8. 9: Band 9, 10, 11; Transferred from Ralph T. Fite, North Carolina. JAMES BAILEY Projectionist Club 9; Int. Soccer 9: Int. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 10; Newspaper Staff 9, 10; Journalism Club 10; Annual Staff 9; Transferred from Taipie American High School, Formosa; Spanish Club 11: Senior Play. SALLY BAKER FHA 11. 12; Art Club 10, 11. 12. ROSEMARY BASTA Safety Patrol 9; FNA 9; Band 9, 10, Majorette 11, 12; FBLA Historian 12. ELAINE BRADSHAW Pep Club 8, 9; French Club 9; FHA 8, 9, 10; Treasurer 11, 12; Majorette 10, 12. JAMES BREWER Glee Club 12. COLEN BRIGHT JV Baseball 8, 9; Latin Club 9; Safety Patrol 9, 10; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Class Vice-President 12; Annual Staff Business Manager 12. JOHN BECKLEY JV Baseball 8, 9. 10: JV Basketball 9; Varsity Baseball 11, 12. BETTY BELVIN Band 8; FNA 10: Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; Annual Staff Typist 12: FBLA Secretary 12. MARY LOU BLANKENSHIP Class Secretary 8; 4-H Club President 8; Y-Teen Club 9, 10; FHA 9, 10; Transferred from Erwin High School, Tennessee; FBLA 12. DALE BROWN Science Club 10, 11; Key Club 11; Cotillion Club 10, 11; Annual Staff 10, 11: Newspaper Staff 10, 11; Varsity Wrestling 11; Trans- ferred from Fishburne Military School; Annual Staff 12; Kev Club 12; German Club President 12; Newspaper Staff 12. GARY BRUCE Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 11; Varsity Football 12; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Indoor Track 12: Track 12. JOYCE BURKE Basketball 11, Co-Captain 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. JANET CALDWELL French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11; FHA 11; Safety Patrol 11; FNA 12. MARTHA CALLAHAM GAA 8; FHA 8, 9, 10; FTA 10; Transferred from Oceanside High School, Cahfornia; FTA 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; FBLA Treas- urer 12; Pep Club 11, President 12; Newspaper Staff Proof Editor 12; Annual Staff Typist 12; Concession Stand Co-chairman 12; Senior Play. BONNIE CARPENTER Class Treasurer 8, 11, Secretary 9; Pep Club 9, 10, Secretary 12; JV Cheerleader 9; Dramatics Club 9; French Club 10: Mav Court 8, 9; FTA 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10, Secretary 11; Beta Club 11, 12; SCA 9. Parliamentarian 11, District Vicc-Chairman 12; Girls Basket- ball Manager 10, 11; College Day Chairman 11; Homecoming At- tendant 11; Honor Council 12; Annual Staff Editor 12; Mav Oueen 12. KATHRYN CASS Cheerleader 8; Girls ' Basketball 8; Transferred from Marfa High School, Texas; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Class Vice-President 9 10- Jr. High SCA Co-President 9; SCA 10; Band 10, 11; Annual ' staff 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Transferred from Fountain High School Colorado; Drama Club 11; AFS 11; School Plav 11; Transferred from ' Pacific Grme High School, California; French Club 12; Senior Play; May Court 12. KENNY FARIS French Club 9: Band 10, 11; .IV Fo.itlial SCA 12. 10; .Safet Patrol 10, 11; PATRICIA FERGUSON Class Secretary 8, Treasurer 9; Beta Club 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 12; FTA 9, Secretary 10, 11; FHA 9, Parliamentarian 10, President 11, Federation Treasurer 11; SCA 9, 12, Reporter 11; FBLA 12; Newspaper Staff 9, Editor 12; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 12; Prom Co-chairman 11; Concession Stand Chairman 11; Safety Patrol 11; Variety Show Co-chairman 12; WBCI Radio Announcer 11; Girls State 11; Mav Court 12. EDDIE FLEMING Art Club 12. DOTTIE CHAMP Transferred from New Kent County High School; Art Club 12. SANDRA FLOWERS FBLA 12; Newspaper Staff Typist 12. JOE CHANDLER Electronics Club 12. JUDY CLARK May Court 9; French I Club 10: FHA 11; FBLA Reporter 12- Annual Staff Typist 12. ELEANOR COOPER FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Newspaper Staff Typist 12; FBLA Vice-President Iz; Senior Play. CAREY CROCKETT Band 9, 10; Dance Band 9. TERRY FOLAN Football 8, 9, 10: Wrestling 10: Track 9, 10; Biology Club 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Transferred from O ' Connell 12: Debating Team 11, 12; Histor Club 9, 10; High School; Football 11, 12: Track 11, Varsity Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12. MADELINE FRANK Pep Club 9, 10, 11: JV Cheerleader 9: Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11; FT.A 9. 10, 11: Spanish Club Secretary 10; Class Treasurer 10; Homecoming Attendant 11; Annual Staff Typist 12. GARY FUHRMEISTER JV Football 10; Transferred from Arlington High School, New York; JV Football 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Science Club 12: Wres- tling 12; Business Manager of the Senior Play. KEVIN CLTRTIS JV Football 8, 9; French Club 9, 10; Varsity Football 10 11 12- Key Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. SHARON DAME Majorette 9, 10, 12; Safety Patrol 10; FBLA 12. JOSEPHINE DAVIS Band 9, 10 11 Secretary 12: SCA 9, 11; FNA 8, Vice-President 9 10 President 11: Latin Club 9, 10; German Club 11, 12; Class Rep rter 12; Annual Staff Organizations Editor 12; Newspaper Staff Feature h-ditor Iz. JOHNNIE FIT S Spanish Club 10; Chorus 9; Safety Patrol 10, 11, 12. SHERRY GAINES Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; FBLA 12; Concession Stand Co-chairman 12. DAN GALLAGER Archery Club 8; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Band 8, 9; Newspaper Staff 9, 10; JV Basketball Manager 9, 10; Varsity Basketball .Manager 11, 12; Track Manager 10: Football Manager 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Senior Play. THERESA DERY g io ll l2 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Club 10, 11; FTA MARTIN DREES Band 8, 9 ; Spanish Club 11; JV Football 11; Club 11, Vice-President 12; Senior Class Play. Track 11, 12; Science MICHAEL EDMONDS Civics Club Vice-President 8; Transferred from St. Joan of Arc- Chess Club 9, 10; Science Club 10, 11; Tennis 11; Dramatics Club 11; Transferred from Cathedral High School, Massachusetts - Science Club 11, President 12; Track 12; Senior Class Play. BOB GALLARDO Soccer 9, 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Wrestling 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Transferred from Munich High School, Germany; Football 12. MOLLI GARRIS Band 8, 9; Transferred from Buckroe Jr. High School; Pep Club 10, 11, 12. ROSE ANN GIBBS FHA 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10, 11. CECIL GRAVELY JV Basketball 9; JV Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; SCA 11. ART ENSLEY Key Club 9, 10; Band 9, 10; Dance Band 9, 10; Varsity Club 11 12- Track 11, 12. . • MARY KOERBER GRAY Glee Qub 9, 10, 11 , 12; Safety Patrol 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11; FBLA 12. 65 DAWN GRIGSBY Art Club 10. 11. President 12: Spanish Ciulj 11: Band 12; Annual Staff Art Editor 12; Basketball 11. 12. BONNIE GUTHRIE Annual 9; FHA 10; Library Club 11; Transferred from Hurricane Hijib ScbJol. West Virginia; FHA 12. EDDIE HONEYCUTT DE Club 11. RUSTY HORNE SCA 8; Soccer 8; JV Baseball 9; JV Football 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Science Club 9; Debating Team 10; Trans- ferred friini International High School, The Netherlands; Debating Team 11. 12; French Club 11; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff Boys ' Sports Editor 12; Senior Play. PAT GUZIK Pep Club 9; Safely Patrol 10; Chorus 11. 12. MIKE HALBER Biological Society 8; Honorary Latin Society 9; Science Club 9; Pep Club 9; Transferred from Radford High School, Hawaii; Science Club 11. 12; Beta Club 11; Homecoming Chairman 12; Senior Play. NORMAN HOWDEN III Transferred from Narimasu High School. Japan; Chess Club Presi- dent 12; FTA 12; Senior Play. CAROLYN HUX Transferred from Roanoke Rapids High School, North CaroUna; Pep Club 12. BOB HALL JV Football 8; SCA 9; Soccer 10; Transferred from Kaiserslautern High School. Germany; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Key Club 11. 12; French Club 11; Class Treasurer 12; Annual Staff Photographer 12; SCA 12; Newspaper Staff 12. SUSAN HATCH Band 8; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 11. DOUG HENDLEY Baseball 9, 10: Track 10; Easkelball 9, 10, 11; Football 11; Letter- man ' s Club 11; Transferred from Agua Fria Union High School, Arizona; Football 12. JOY ITZKOWITZ Swimming Team 8; Pep Club 10; Drama Club 11; Transferred from Radford High School, Hawaii; Newspaper Typist 12. SANDRA JERRELL Band 8, 9. 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Beta Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; FBLA 12; Annual Staff 12. VICKI JOHNS Junior Chorus 8; SCA 8, 9; FHA 8; Science Club 8; Volleyball Team 8; Transferred from Newport News High School; Glee Club 9, 10, 11; Sextet 9; Octet 11; Latin Club 9, Secretary 10; FTA 10, Vice-President 11; Beta Club 10, Chaplain 11, 12; Chapel Chair- man 11; Prom Chairman 11; Class Secretary 12; SCA Chaplain 12; Variety Show Chairman 12; Annual Staff Circulation Editor 12; Girls ' State 11. PATSI HENRY French Club 9, 10, 11: Transferred from Warwick High School, Glee Club 11, 12; German Club 12; Senior Play. JACQUELIN KAUFMAN Transferred from Castle Park Jr. High, California; Spanish Club 10, 11. ROBERT HERGERT Rifle Club 8. 9; Skin Diving Club 8, 9; Transferred from Key West High School. Florida: Electronics Club 11, 12. MARK KEOHANE Class President 9; Newspaper Staff 9; Basketball 9, Letterman ' s Club; Transferred from Monroe High School, Alaska; Chess Club 10; Basketball 10, Letterman ' s Club; National Honor Society; Transferred from Eielson High School, Alaska; Beta Club 12. BRIAN HICKS Transferred from Warwick Jr. High School; Science Club 11; Reporter 12; French Club 12. JANICE KNIGHT Band 9, 10; Majorette 11, 12; French Club 10; FTA 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Eeta Club 12. JOYCE HILL SCA 8; FHA 9; Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High SchooL ROBERT LACKEY Transferred from Waryvick Jr. High School; Band 8, 9, 10, 11; All-State Workshop Band 11; Wrestling 11. PAUL HOGGE Electronics Club 12. LEONDA LARLHAM Chorus 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Trans- ferred froin .Monroe Woodbury, New York. SHERRY HOGGE FHA 10, 11; FBL. 12. MIKE HOLLAND Band 9, 10; Dance Band 9, 10; All-State Workshop Band 10; Cross Country 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10; JV Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; News- paper Staff Business Manager 12; Honor Council 12. BARBARA LEIDY Art Club President 8; Transferred from Victor Valley Jr. High School, California; Art Club 9; Transferred from Thorpe Jr. High School; ' Art Club 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Pep Club 11, 12. CAROLYN LEONARDY Chorus 8, 9; Transferred from McEvory Girls ' School, Georgia; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Newspaper Staff News Editor 12; French Club 12. 66 ANN LITTLEFIELD Qieerleader 8; Hostess Club 9: Flag Twirler 11; GAA 11; Trans- ferred from Victory- Valley High School, California; May Court 12. JOHN LLOYD Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 9, 10, 11; FTA 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11; Newspaper Staff 12; German Club 12. CHRISTY LOVELADY TRI-HI-Y 8, 9, 10; FHA 9, 10; Literature Club 8, 9; Sports Club 10; Transferred from Mathews High School; FHA 11; FNA 12. SANDRA LUCIANO FTA 8, Historian 9; Newspaper 9; Hall of Fame 9: Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High School; Newspaper Staff 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Prom Decoration Chairman 11; Annual Staff Jr. Editor 11; Girls ' Sports Editor 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Captain 12; SCA 12; Beta Club 12; Senior Play HAL LYNCH JV Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; SCA 9, 10; Varsity Club 10; Transferred from Groveton High School; Track 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Tri-Captain Varsity Club 11, 12; French Club 11. DORIS MOONEYHAM FTA 10. 11: Latin Club 10; Dramatics Club 10; Newspaper Staff 10. CLUTIS MOORE DE Club 11. GENE MOORE Transferred from James Blair High School; DE Club 11, 12. PHIL MOORE Band 9, 10, 11; DE Club 12. SAM MORGAN Band 8. 9: JV Football 8, 9; JV Baseball 8. 9; JV Basketball 9; French Club 9, 10; Beta Club 10. 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10; SCA 10, 12; Class President 10: Varsity Club 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Boys ' State 11; Play Chairman 12. SHARYN MULLINS FBLA 12; Newspaper Staff Typist 12; May Court 12. LINDA MASON Band 8, 9, 10; FTA 10, Chaplain 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; German Club 11, Treasurer 12; Science Club 10, 11, Secretary 12- Beta Club 11, 12. BARBARA McALLISTER Safety Patrol 10. 12; DE Club 11; Glee Club 12; Art Club 12. RICHARD McCONNELL Band 8, 9; Class President 9; SCA 9; Honor Council 10; JV Baseball 8; JV Football 8, 9; JV Basketball 8, 9; Track 9- Varsity Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Club 9 10 11 12- Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12. ' ' ' BRIAN McCORMICK Basketball 8, 9, 10; Football 8, 9; Ski Club 9; Track 9; Transferred from Sturgeon Bay High School, Wisconsin; Basketball 12- Track 12; Chess Club 12; French Club 12. WANDA MESSINA o ' ' ' n%T ? ' ' ' ° ' Secretary 9; Cheerleader 8; Library Club 8 9, 11; Newspaper Staff 8, 11; French Club 10, 11; Annual Staff 11: transferred from Balton High School, Louisiana. JAMES MILLER French I Club Vice-President 9; Electronics Club Vice-President 11- Safety Patrol 10, 11, 12. JOHN MILLER Band 9, Basketball 9. LINDA MILLS Senior Science Club 9, 10; Majorette 9. BETTY MURRAY JV Cheerleader 8, Captain 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Honor Council 9. 10, President 11, 12; Class Vice-President 8, 9, Secretary 10; FTA 9, 11, 12, Historian 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; SCA Presi- dent Pro-Tem 11, Representative 12; Pep Club 10, ll ' , 12; Senior Play. ANN MYERS Science Club 9; Cheerleading Club 9; Pep Club 10, 11; Hi-C Club 10, 11; Transferred from Central High; Newcomers Club 11; FHA 11; Transferred from Central High. FRANK MYLUM Spanish Club 11; Science Club 12; Electronics Club 12. THOMAS MYLUM Archery Club 8; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 12- Electronics Club 12. GEORGE NELSON Transferred from Williorte High School, Morrocco; JV Baseball 9; French Club Treasurer 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Varsity Basketball 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Newspaper Staff Sports Editor 12. BARBARA OGIBA Annual Selling Staff 9; Transferred from Wheelus A.F.B., Libya; Red Cross Club 9; Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High; French Club 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Honor Council 11; Pep club 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Senior Play. JAMES OSTROWSKI JV Football 9, 10; Baseball Manager 9; Wrestling Manager 10 11 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12. = . , LOUISE PAMPLIN French Club 9; Transferred from Northwood High, Maryland- Drama Ckb 9; German American Club 10, 11; Transferred from Stuttgart High, Germany; German Club 12. JERRY MITCHELL Track 9; French Club 11, 12. JUDITH PERDUE Latin Club 9; FTA 9, 10; Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 12; Associate Editor of Newspaper 12; Beta Club 11, 12. 67 RICHARD PLOCICA Lalin Club 10; Junior Assembly 11; Transfened from Bisbop Gorman Higb Scbnol, Nevada; Chess CIuli Team Caplain 12. SUSAN PLATZ Jr. Red Cross 8, 9; Russian Club 9: FTA 9; Transferred from Wirzburg American High School. Germany; French Ctab 10; Transferred from Warwick Hidi School; French Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Beta Club 12; F. . Treasurer 12. LARRY QLICKEL Football 8. 9; Ba-ketball 9; Class President 9; Transferred from Redland Jr. High School. Florida; JV Football 11; Baseball 12. SANDRA RAMSEY FBLA 12. PAT ROBERTSON DE Club 11. PEGGY WHITT ROGERS French Club 9. FRANK SASSAR JV Baseball 9; Transferred from Groveton High School; Science Club Treasurer 11. 12; Latin Club Parliamentarian 11; Key Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11. President 12; Dance Committee Cha irman 12. BARBARA SENN JV Cheerleader 8, Co-captain 9; Spanish Club 10; FBLA 12. PEDER SHEA SCA 9; Spanish Club 9, 10; Football 11; Transferred from Camp Lajenne High School, North Carolina; Debating Team 12- Senior Play. CASSANDRA SMITH Chorus 8, 9, 10; Girls ' Basketball 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee Chair- man 11; Newspaper Staff 11; Transferred from Henry T. Whing High School. Massachusetts; FN.4 12. GEORGE SMITH .SCA 8, 10, 12; Class Vice-President 11; President 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; All-State Workshop Band 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, President 10, 11; Spanish Club 11; Newspaper Staff Circulation Editor 12; Jr. Science Club 8, 9; Science Club 10, President 11, 12; Tidewater Science Congress Winner 9, 10, Grand Prize 11; National Science Fair at Seattle, Washington 11. DICK SMITH JV Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Annual Staff Photographer 12; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, Vice-President 12. EARL SMOOT JV Basketball 8, 9, 10; JV Football 9; Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-President 10; French Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 11. 12. ANNE SYNDER SCA 8; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; FTA 10, 11, Chaplain 12; Latin Club 10: German Club 12; Beta Club 10. Historian 11. 12; Safety Patrol 11. 12. SHARON EAGLE SPARRER Glee Club 8, 9; SCA 10; Latin Club 10; FNA 8, 9, 10, Vice-President 11, 12; FTA 9, 10; Historian 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Safety Patrol 8, 9, 10, 11; Science Club 11. WENDELL SPARRER Honor Council 8; SCA 8, 9, 10; Class President 8; JV Football 8; JV Baseball 8; Varsity Football 9, 10; Track 9; Varsity Baseball 9, ' 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff Junior Editor 11. JEAN STOGSDILL FTA 11; Safety Patrol 10, 11. 12; Glee Club 12; DE Club 11, Chaplain 12. JOHN TABB Science Club 9, 10, 11; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; WBCI School Radio Announcer 11, 12; Anunal Staff Advertising Manager 12; Beta Club 11, Vice-President 12; Trip Committee Chairman 12, FRED TAYLOR Athletics 8, 9, 10; Football 9; Basketball 9; Soccer 10, 11; Trans- ferred from Lakenheath High School, England. GEORGE THORNE JV Basketball 10; JV Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 12. DAVID TOOLEY Band 9, 10, 11; DE Vice-President 12; Art Club 9, 10; Newspaper Staff Art Director 12; Glee Club 12. CAROL TULL Class President 8, 9; JV Cheerleader 9; Softball Team 9; FHA 8, 9; Transferred from Atlantic High School; FHA 10, 11; French Club 10, 11. KAY WAIM ' RIGHT Glee Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12; FBLA 12. JOHN WARLEY Band 8. 9; JV Football 8: JV Basketball 9, 10; JV Baseball 8, 9. 10; Varsity Football 9. 10, 11, Co-captain 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, Sergeant at Arms 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Class President 11; Boys ' State 11: SCA 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Newspaper Staff 12. CAROLYN WILSON Cboral Group 8, 9; Latin Club 9; Transferred from Lake Air Jr. High, California; Pep Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11, Secretary 12; Newspaper Staff 12. DON WILSON Frencb Club 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; Football Manager 11- JV Football 11; Track 12. PATSY WEAVER French Club 9. 10; FHA 11, 12; FELA 12; Pep Club 12. JACK WEBSTER Safety Patrol 8, 9, 10; JV Football 8. 9; Varsity Football 10, 11; JV Baseball 8, 9; Track 10; SCA 8, 9, 10; Key Club 11; Electronics Club 11. JOYCE WELSH Safety Patrol 9. U; Pep Club 9. 10: FNA 9. 11. President 12; Band 11. 12. JEANETTE WESTCOTT Glee Club 9, 10: Pep Club 12; FBLA 12. JACK WHITE Latin Club 9, 10: Beta Club 10; Science Club 10; Varsity Football 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 9, 10: Transferred from Smyrna Hieh School, Tennessee; Beta Club 11. 12; Science Club 11; Varsfty Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. NANCY WOOD FTA 9, 10, 11; Transferred from Bay County High School, Florida; FHA 11; Pep Club 12; FBLA President 12; Newspaper Staff Typing Editor 12. JENN WORLEY Cheerleader 8; Baseball Team 8; Prom Committee 9; FHA 9; Pep Club 10: Transferred from Hampton High School- Pep Club 11 12; Spanish Club 11. . i- , BILLY WYATT Band 8. 9. STEPHEN YEAGER DE Club Reporter 11, President 12. LORRAINE YOUNT FHA 9, 10, 11; Newspaper Staff 10, 11; Glee Club 9. 10. 11; Trans- ferred from Columbia High School, North Carolina, UNDERCLASSMEN 70 An enlarged enrollment of under- classmen, widi new subjects to conquer and new schedules to follow, have met their 1962-63 year with enthusiasm for both studies and recreation. Junior Class Officers Left to right: Ann Strong, Secretary; Luke Popovich, President; Doug Kanney, Vice-President; Jeannie Irby, Reporter; absent from picture: Joe Virostek, Treasurer. CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: The door to success is marked ' Push ' . CLASS FLOWER: Peppermint Carnation In September, Juniors plunged at Mrs. Slaughter talks with class officers. Marilyn Bailev John Barlow Barbara Beenian Carol Benthall Mary Lou Berger Jack Bettis Carol Biggins Diane Biggs Glenn Bittner Bill Blackwell Lois Blankenship Jeff Blanton Linda Blanton Mary Ann Bosta Allen Bowen Sue Bowlin Lee Bowling Loretta Boyce Daryl Alexander Robert Allen t AiWii k ' i once quite seriously, yet Cherry Capley Peggy Caruthers Carolyn Catron As i Cookie Charlton Ijiwla Clark Maigaret Clark Jeannie Coleman Eddie Cook Kita Cramer BAtyd Suretta Boyce Julie Brandes Sandra Bright Beth Brown Betsy Brown Charlie Brown Fred Brown Sally Bryant Dottie Buchannan Tommy Butcher Juniors were in Charles Crockett Sharon Crockett Wayne Cross Cindy Crumley Carrie Curtis Bobby Dame Stanley Darouse Wallace Dawson Evan Deemer Peeev Diehl happily, into many new Gilbert Diehl Leah Draper Joe Dill Phyllis Edens Robert Effinsfer Betsy Eisenbeis Judi Erickson Chicquita Estes Ace Evers Jacquelyn Faringer ;harge of Career Day Tag Gronau Mike Hammond Elsie Hansford Freida Harris Bob Hawkins Christine Henrichsen Patrick Henry Ann Herbert Sharon Hill Charles Hilstrom i ikA jBi 4iy . Sally Ferguson Tom Fiedler Jackie Flaugher experiences . . . ordering class rings 4ifeA i iik fe ' Arthur Jordan Earl Joyner Doug Kaiiney Nancy Kara Hilton Keener Georee Kent J. Mm Kessler Gail Knapp Mike LaBeau Sally Hogg Nancy Hogge Gary Howard Robert Hurst Ann Ingram Robin Insley Jeannie Irby Bob Jenson Diane Jolley Joyce Jones Juniors have fun k ife Molly Laird Shirley Larlham Kenneth Legro Juanita Lloyd Gary Lokey Jeanette Magnus Nonna; Mann Marilyn Manuel Henry Marcus Enie Martin sponsoring the football concession Lee Mayo Janine McClain Tom McDaniels Kittie McHugh Jeff McMullen 41 ..,: Candy Metz Frank Micou John Miller Jerry Mills Russell Mills at lunch Glen Ophein Wes Padgett Shirley Paetz Karen Parsley Ronnie Perdue Donna Phelps Eddie Pippin Sandy Pitcher Kathy Plotz Luke Popovich i Alice Moore Barbara Moore Sylvia Moore Betty Moscater Susan Mullins Donald Nicklin Bob Nix Buzz Norton Dale Oliver 4. 4 - p 1 4?kAl8j stand, planning the prom, and MlAl Maiilvnin Reckard Mike Roach Donald Roberts I.ynn Rohbins Barbara Roffinoli Robert Ruehl Aul)it y Saunders Raljili Savage Meii-ilyn Sawyer th . ' H Ai Billy Presson Sandra Presson Arlington Price Martha Price Tommy Pritchard Jo Ann Prowant Connie Pruett Mary Ramsey Bill Randolph Frances Reeder Ricky Schaffner Nina Scudder Paul Seibert Bill Sigafoes Gary Silbernagel Pat Simmons Judy Smith Milton Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith A Junior afte looking ahead to their Senior year Rose Snow Susan Snvder Sharon Southern Randy Stevens Marshall Stone Nancy Watts Anne Welch Ben Wheaton Richard White Sue White Edgar Willard Grayson Williams Harold Willis George Wilson Bonnie Woodard Jiritor lliil tkl fe4tH k Sophomore Class Officers imm mEmS Left to right: Kenny Pargeter, Vice-President; Sharon Reeder, Reporter; Gail Bruce, Treasurer; Judy Styne, Secretary; Jean Copley, President. CLASS COLORS: Purple and White CLASS FLOWER: Orchid CLASS MOTTO: Strefigth united is stronger. 80 The hard-working Sophomores Roger Ackley Billy Adams Ronnie Adams Ralph Anderson Lorrianne Andrews Irene Bailey Sandra Barco Rose Barrett Anita Bartlett Judy Bartlett Teddy Basta Louise Beckley Danny Beeman Charles Beemer Deborah Belvin Thomas Berry Doug Belts Jane Blake Gerry Blanton Bill Blue Lorelei Bonck Michele Brady Dianne Britton Sandy Brooks Mrs. Brown, class sponsor, and the class president, Barry Brothers Sammy Brown Sharon Brown Susan Brown Thomas Brown Gail Bruce Antha Buchanan Charles Burke Howard Burke Martha Burke Kent Butler Keith Callis Linda Cssoli Donna Catron energetically participated in all Dale Caudill Bud Cliandler James Cliarlton Suzanne Christmas Bill Qayton Carol Concilus William Conner Mike Conwav Paul Cook Joe Cooper Jean Copley Marv Craw- Joe Crawford Clifton Credle James Crumley Kalliy Cunibea John Dailey Roberta Dalv Cliff..rd Daniel Barbara Davis Kathie Davis Christine Dawson Mary Lou Dawson Muriel Dawson Wayne Dixon Mary Doneson Donald Dooley Woody Douglas Beverly Dove Anita Dreier Barbara Eddins Sandy Edmonds Sherrie Ed wards Sandra Eley Connie Elks Mary Ann Ellis Amy Emerson Steve Emory Bonnie Engel Del Evers Ted Fairbanks Linda Finch the traditional activities . . . even Mary Ellen Hogg Doug Hogge Dwight Hogge Ronnie Hogge Pani Holland Bobby Fleischnian Wayne Fox vonne Fox James Freeman Skippy Gaines Carole Gallardo Lee Galloway Bruce Garrett Cbris Garrison Lovette Gilfoyle Jeannie Gillikin Stephen Godfrey Glenda Goodman Buz Greene Julian Grigsby Jon Grimes Lang Guilliams Jolm Hadden Dave Hall Steve Hall Nat Harrison Sallv Harrison Rov Hay Mike Hedge Gail Hedrick Kenny Hepner Jovce Hicks Dennis Higgins Linda Hilstrom Billie Hobart Alice Hoover Roy Hopkins Judy House Peter Howington Mary Humbles Joe Hutchko Hank Immel creating some new ones . . . writing Tom Irby Sharon Jan ' i? Jeff Jenson Robert Johnson Michael Jones Macon Juergens Frances Kanaday Peggy Kearney April Keely Judy Keen Sherry Kendrick John King Patricia Kinser Ronnie Knight Patrick Knopnicki Brad Kolmen Dirk Konian Barry Lambert Jon Lawson Allen Legro Martha Lindsay Linda Litchenburg Danny Little Ace Loding Gary Loving John Lowry Mike Lumley Brian Lynch Dusty MacLellan Gregory Magee _■-- a 71 r 1 the class constitution, giving a f v ..f . •v -oii - . J ft Delta Ramey Melvin Rash Sharon Reeder Gayle Reese Cathv Reigner Constance Miller Michael Miller Joan Mills Lee Minor Linda Moggio Gail Moore John Moore Rita Moore Randy Moreland Joyce Morningslar Patricia Mortimer Greg Moscator Terry Moulton Nelson Maury Hilmar Murpln Kathy Nelson 1 err Nyhous Cherrvl Oliver Nila Orniand Keith Oxendine Kenny Pargeter Jimmy Parker Bill Past Steve Pearce Danny Phillips icki Plocica John Poke Ed Potter Ken Pritchard John Ramer Tommy Richards Judy Richardson Christa Risner Christopher Robbins Diane Roberts Janice Ronan Sheila Rudder class dance, and taking Gary Ryan Marcia Sawyer Paul Schiffbauer Alice Sclireiner Jerry Schwartz Ruth Schweickardt Robert Scott Dennis Shelly David Shepheard Ben Shields Brenda Shields Buddy Shields Jeff Shields Joyce Shields Sharon Shields Ada Smith Barbara Smith Bonnie Smith Linda Smith Midge Smith Marie Smith Paul Smith June Sollien Vicki Southall Sammy Sparrer Douglas Spence Helen Spooner Mike Sprinkle Mike SprouU Pat Stamper Aleta Stanley Karen Stanley Gerri Stark Robert St. Clair Barbara Strebel Susan Strodtbeck Judy Slyne Shirley Sulik Bobby Swain Bob Swope Carole Syvertsen Edward TabI) part in all school affairs Slit-rri Wilson Barry Winslow David Winstead June Woodie Barbara Yeager James Young Susan Young Zac Zimmerman Linda Zook Dale Tanenzaph Quinnie Taylor Robert Taylor Evelyn Thomas Wayne Thomas Charlotte Thompson Patricia Th ' )mpson l aula Tillman Carol Tooley Jim Trent Mike Tuccori Richard Turnage Sharon Tweeten -Mark VanSickle Shirley Villeneuve Virginia Wade Irving Wainwright Sbanny Warley Ralph Weatherly James Webster Wayne Westcott Peggy Wheeler Edward White Richard White Patti Wbitt Nancy Wilbanks Chris Williams Janice Williams Barbara Wilson Margaret Wilson Freshman Class Officers BOTTOM UP: Pat Jewell, President; Pat Ingram, Vice-President; Mike Jewell, Secretary; Tom Hall. Treasurer; Bonnie Bruce, Reporter. 88 Freshmen, returning from Bonnie Adams Charles Anderson David Anderson Joan Anderson James Antoskow Sherry Artrip Joan Atehison Cathleen Baker Shelby Barker Faye Barnes Eddie Barnhart Diane Bartholomew Lauren Batten Joan Becker Bonnie Besler Linda Belvin Kristen Benson June Bittner Candy Blinco Shelby Bolin Anne Boswell David Bowditch Betsy Bowman Alice Bragg Carol Bragg Cheryl Bredy Robert Bridget David Briggs Emily Broughman Barbara Brown Bonnie Bruce Barbara Buchanan Cindy Buchanan Lloyd Burgess Terry Burgler Adrian Burrows • © Kathy Bush Brenda Butcher Mike Buttles Miss Baker, sponsor, with class president. the fun of carefree days, J ' ?  wt Edward Dery Debbie Dickerson Marge Dill Nancy Doeley Shirley Drees Katherine Dvorak Jerry Edney Lee Ann Egbert Blanche Emerson Ann Emery Bill Engel Cindy Erwin Lynn Byrum Ronnie Cameron Jacque Campbell Carol Cantor Zan Cartwright Linda Caudill Kathy Check Clauda Cicero James Clark Kate Clayton Lee Clayton Carol Climie Dwan Cockes Lynn Coleman Faye Compton Carol Constance David Cooper Calhv Cox Charmaine Cox Jack Craig Gardner Crisp Billy Criswell Bobby Criswell David Crockett Bill Crow Sandra Dalton Joseph Daniels Pat Daniels Roy Davis Linda DeHart Earl Evans Norman Evans Lee Fairbanks William Ferris Vicki Finch Danny Flanary found strange but challenging Irving Fox Loran Fuller Sheila Fuller Barbara Fugu; Brenda Gaar Tom Gage Larry Garner Richard Garner Tommy Gardner Brian Garrett Pat Garret Phil Garris Jan Glass Sheron Goodman Lance Goodson Jo Ann Gore Leroy Goyette Terry Graham Toni Gragg Judi Graves Larry Greenlund Edith Griffin Rhonda Griffin Hilda Griffith Bfc j i : 1 r-f - ,.■ Diane Grigsby Wanda Guilliams Robert Guin Debby Hall Rich Hall Tom Ha Dorothy Hansford Joe Hansford Julia Hansford Faye Hansley Kandy Harliman Ellen Harrison r tasks before them, in conquering Charles Hatch Bruce Hawkins James Heasly Barry Helms Timothy Hepner Kathleen Hergert Mike Hinton Harold Lee Hoar Peggy Hockaday Buddy Hogge James Hogge Timmy Hogge ilma Hoover George Hopkins Edward House Bobby Hoyt Jay Hudgins Gerald Hudgins Jeff Hughes Marlene Hurst Mack Hylemon Dick Immel Pat Ingram Kenny Jackson Ronnie Jackson Linda Jennings Suzy Jensen Pat Jewel Mike Jewel Bill Jones Peggy Jones Phyllis Jones Linda Kanney Shirley Keen Dianne Kehl Mike Kelly Randy Kelly Roger Kennedy Judy Kent Tina Keohane Anna Kessinger Barbara Ketchie Aubrey King Mike King Charles Lautenschlager Kenny Layne David Leeman new and difficult courses, Ann Marie Lee Murray Levin Dorothy Lilley Bert Lindler Judy Lovitt Joseph Mack Anita MacLellan Ruth Magee Eddie Magness Orville Maki Richard Martin Tom Martin Tommy Martin Cecil Mason Danny McAllister Margaret McDowell Irving McLelland Mark Meranda Sandy Metcalf Gail Milling Linda Mills Mary Mills Vicki Mills John Morello Maureen Morton George Mourrides Bob Muhlke Joyce Myers David Nelms Sharron Nelson Vincent Nelson Bill Norton Carolyn Oakley Ralph Oberhelman Lucy O ' Hara Diane Ormand Shatze O ' Rorke Rodney Oxendine Carol Painter Bert Paolone Raymond Parker Annie Pates Sharon Patrick Craig Patterson Gloria Pearson Douglas Peck Sandra Penn learning new skills, and Von Peterson Bonnie Pierce Penny Piraino Carol Plocica Patricia Plotz Peyton Powell Dale Prowant Gitta Pyrkosch Russell Ramey Julia Reese Phyllis Reeson Barbara Reneau Laura Reneau Uavid Revis Gale Richards Robert Richards Bill Robertson Gary Robertson Faye Rogers Patty Ronan Joyce Rowe Gerna Rubenstein Ronnie Ruehl Brenda Rutledge Pat Ryan Dennis Sarver Ronnie Saulman Billy Schaffner Bill Scott Linda Seawell Gene Severance Mindy Shea Charlotte Shelton Nelson Sherman Diane Sheilds Cheryl Shuev John Simmons Carol Smith Doug Smith Wade Smith Barbara Smock Barry Smoot Terry Smoot Billy Snow Jim Snyder Daphne Sollien Tony Sowers Steven Spence developing unsuspected talents John Spradlin Elizabeth Stark Joanna Stephens Dick Stewart Bobby Stone Ruby Stoner Virginia Stratton Cameron Strong Nancy Tankersley Judy Tate Iris Taylor Robert Teets Frank Thaeker Jean Thomas Kathy Thomas Cathy Thompson Becky Thrall Dennis Trask Jim Tucker Bobby Turnage Charles Twisdale Sandra Veillette Guy Villeneuve Cindy Vohringer George Voss Andy Waclawski Teddi Wall Anne Watters Wayne Weaver Joan Welsh Jackie Whaley Sue Weldon Jimmy White Tom White Curtis Wilgus Kathy Williams Lynn Williams Mary Susan Williams Vernon Wilson Stephanie Wood Pat Woodard Billy Wornom Mary Ann Worthington Carol Wyatt Linda Wyatt John Young Woodrow Young Susan Zalumas Eighth Grade Officers Glen Mitchell. Secretary: John Randolph, President; Bill Metz, Reporter; Leslie Wall, Vice-President. 96 Eighth graders, proud to Linda Adkins Jane Anderson Nannie Angell Pam Arnder John Audick Peter Ault Billy Robert Robert Jackie Jim Thelma Jerry Irma David Campbell Carson Carter Carty Cass Catron Caudill Causey Clayton ° be at last in high school Virginia Coleman Judi Collie Mike Collins Sandra Colston Robert Conner Gary Conway 98 Mary Ann Fisher Hjalmar Lavinia Leon Adelle Holly Kenny Gail Beth Fond Forester Fowler Fuller Fuller Gage Gaines Gallagh showed unusuai enthusiasm Lois Ann Garner Edward Gibbs Karen Glass Andy Goddin Robert Godfrey Miehael Gooddvon Kenny Gordon Frank Gore Barbara Grossman Betty Haden Karen Halber Jasper Ha Linda Mae Jordan Rogers Ray Charles Tommy John Jennifer Carrie Ormand Jordan Kanaday Kane Kearney Keal Kessinger King King 99 for all areas of their life Bill Kinser Annt- Koman Dunna Kump Judy LaBeau Marjo Lackey Mark Larliiam 100 Sandra Joan Junallian Ka Glenn Diann Ida Ronnie Karen Miller Mills Mills Minor Mitchell Montgomery Moore Moore Morgan whether changing classes on time Katliryn Morningstar Annie Mourrides Patricia Mujica Noah Mullins Debbie Murray Kathy Myers David Nelson Judy Nelson Wallace Newton Rita Nicholson Ronnie Nixon Mabel Norton Lynette Nyhouse Davis Oliver Judy Ornellas Pat O ' Rorke Gary Ortiz Faye Ostrowskie Wayne Phelps Edna Phillips Elsie Pickral Thomas Piepenhagen Mike Pilgrim Steve Plessinger George Popovich Connie Poston Linda Potter Emory Powers Brenda Proctor Sherri Pryke Bonna Rackman Martenia Rammey Alien Ramsev John Randolph Ricky Reams Linda Reese Raymond Reese Joyce Jimmy i n j Reynolds Rice ' making many new friends, Tom Richardson Shirley Riggins Tommy Riggins David Rigley Carol Rigo Evelyn Risner Gary Roberts Hal Robertson Jean Robertson Joe Robertson Leon Roe Steve Roffinoli Roger Ross Dennie Rowe Phyllis Rubenstein Bruce Ryan Cheryal Sarver Frank Saunders J w ___ I t ■f . 1 .n William Shields Jerry Shingleton Robert Showalter Charles Shuller Tommy Slaughter Charles Smith Garris Smith Mike Smith Mike Smithley Robert Snyder Dick Sollien Paula Southern 102 l ' Nancy Judy Tad Vicki Ralph Bobby Billy Carol oreves Stamper Stanley Stanley Stevens Stogstill Stoneburner Stout Stout or supporting the upper classes Carl Stafford Jim Statford Frank Strickland Mary Martha Stubbs Eugene Sturnis Jack Stynne Judy Suis Gene Sulik Sandra Sulik Deborah Swain David Swanson Robert Sweat Jean Sweitzer Leslie Thaxton Linda Tliomas Shirley Thomas Barron Thompson Sandra Thompson Garry Timni Yvonne Trask Gerald Trimberger Tony Tucker Becky Turner David Tvree Fred Valdes Shirley VanFossen Greg ann - ' K rn 3 W i ' Birdena VonGenk Georgia Anne Voss Ernest Wade Leslie Wall Mike Waller Bruce West John Whalen Diane White Kathy Williams Robert Wilson Henry Wojciechowski Susan Wood ' - Jx -J: . i:jm. tl. Mike Wood Richard Woodward Nancy Wrenn Gail Yates Jerry Zsoldos Linda Purse John Teague 1 03 Seventh Grade Jolin Akers Tinionthy Ballew Barbara Belvin Jolm Borowski Jo Ann Bosta -Mirian Bosta Tom Bowles Brenda Bridgenian Mii-hael Brown Martin Bnunm I)a id Butcher Donald Butcher Monica Camp Linda Carlos Linda Cassel Pri?cilla Corder Andy Crosby Linda Crockett Celeste Davis Eddie Ferguson Tonnny Grenier Richard Hardin Charles Harris Fay Honsby Barbara Joyher ■Rillie Lovelady Linda Mattson Shirlev Neading iiiia M h U;  i Ronnie Darkley Kenny Owens ' tt ayne Phillips Sheila Rice Otis Riggins Henry Robertson Cliffon Rowe Nancy Scudder Kathy Shields Sally Snyder Bonnie Southall Officers of 1 lomerooms Dona Terry Pat Thompson Da id ade Robbie arlev Sandra ' elsh Steve hitmore G N en ilbanks Brenda roten TOP. 1 to r: N. Scudder. C. Davis. 0. Ris in . B. Belvin. C. Shields: BOTTOM. 1 to r: S. Rice. K. Cosbv. L. Mattson. J. Akers. G. Wilbank . Those Crowds of Underclassmen! ABOVE: Patriot-- turn out for New G m Dedication. RIGHT: Student ' take part in snake dance through the school during pep-rally. N Last minute rush! i W ' M. i «.-  « ORGANIZATIONS 106 Several new organizations — the Youth for Christ, French chih. and F.B.L.A. — were started this year. The 1963 Honor Council (left) found new sponsors and changed their entire creed and program — really making the Honor Council a promin- ent part of life at York. Many clul)s made floats for Homecoming, but the Art Club members who worked the longest and hard- est found that this method paid off — their float won first place. S.C.A. OFFICERS Left 10 Right: J. Warley. President; J. Bowditch, Vice-President: A. Strong, Secretary; BACK ROW: R. Stev- ens, Treasurer; S. Bryant, Parliamentarian; J. Virostek, Reporter; V. Johns, Chaplain. Student Cooperative Association SCA Projects serve students LEFT: David Winstead plays records for students at lunch at the W HS record stand. BELOW: Martha Price and Doug Kanney give campaign speeches in S.C.A. assembly. 1. -•vi SEATED, Left to Right: J. Copley, R. Stevens, J. Bowditch, A. Strong, J. Warley, V. Johns, S. Bryant, D. Kanney, P. Simmons; SECOND ROW: S. Warley, P. Hockadav, L. Kanney, S. Shannon, L. Mayo, M. Lumley, P. Ferguson, B. Carpenter, K. Benson: THIRD ROW: D. Belvin, S. Morgan, D. MacClellan, S. Goddfrev, L. Colemen, J. Irbv, M. Huggins, J. Simmons. J. Randolph: FOURTH ROW: B. Proctor, J. Loyd, J. Collie, L. Nyhous, B. Metz, M. Lindsay, P. Powell, J. Blake, C. Cicero; FIFTH ROW: T. Fiedler, J. Erickson, L. Popovich, T. McDaniels, B. Hall, S. Luciano, B. J. Murray, G. Smith. and community The S.C.A. has worked hard this past year sponsoring projects which helped to improve the appearance and the students ' pride in York High School. Also, the S.C.A. sponsored a Thanksgiving drive to collect food for the needy families of our community. Active members of the S.C.A. participated in the Thanksgiving drive; RIGHT: Mrs. Kate Davis talks with (from left Sandra Luciano, Bonnie Carpenter. Rusty Home, Pat Ferguson, John Warley, and Randy Stevens; BELOW, right: Richard McConnell assists President John Warley in loading the food; BELOW, left: John Warley and Peyton Powell, Christmas Drive Chairman, look on. B JvTv mmifBm ABOVE, SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Virginia Brown, Sponsor; B. Carpenter, . Jolwis M. l iioe, i ' . Kcnopnicki, M. .Menges, L. Thaxton; STAND- ING, Left to Right: J. Warley, C. Strong, M. Holland; Absent from picture is A. Cosby. Honor Council The Honor Council, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Virginia Brown, met many new challenges this year. The council worked diligently on a new constitution and for promoting honor throughout the school. Furthermore, the council pointed out the responsibility of the classroom teacher ' s cooperation with the Honor Council and emphasized the importance of understanding an indiyidual rather than disciplining him. no Beta Club 19 sopliomores were tapped this spring. The Thomas Nelson Chapter of the National Beta Club was founded, like all Beta Clubs, to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. To become a member, one must have a ninet) ' average and pass the qualities of leadership and a commendable attitude. In the fall, deserving Juniors and Seniors are tapped into the club, and in the spring, sophomores are tapped into the club. The Beta Club has sponsored many activities at York this year. With the addition of 24 members in the fall and 19 members in the spring, the club has broadened its activities. Not only did the Club s])onsor Homecoming and May Day activities, but they raised money for their scholarship fund by keeping a hat-and coat-check room during basketball season. FRANK SASSER President Left to Right: B. Beeman, Secretary; M. Stone, Reporter; F. Sasser, President; J. Tabb, Vice-Presidept ; B. Allen, Treasurer; S. Bryant, Chaplain; SECOND ROW: J. Knight, D. Bailey, B. Tolly, B. Brown, J. Perdue, L. Mason, B. Carpenter, S. Luciano, B. J. Murray, P. Ferguson, A. Snyder, S. Jerrell; THIRD ROW: S. Morgan, C. Crumley, A. Strong, C. Biggins, M. Vogringer, S. Snyder, M. Mann, N. Kara, J. Lloyd, P. Deihl, V. Johns, P. Simmons, S. Plotz; FOURTH ROW: M. Halber, Assistant Treasurer; D. Nicklin, T. McDaniel, D. Kaney, B. Nix, D. Thaxton, A. Price, El Willard. K. Legro, B. Sigafoes, W. Dawson, J. Blanton, G. Smith. Ill Falcon Staff publishes BONNIE CARPENTER Kflitnr The 19G3 annual staff has produced the schoors first annual with summer delivery: the 1963 Falcon also will be the first to present complete coverage of an entire ear of school life — from Sep- tember to June. !Manv long, hard hours were spent in room 102 6th period each day as the staff planned page layouts, arranged pic- tures, and wrote and typed copy. All in all, the staff spent a very busy and fruit- ful year. SE. TED. Left to Right: R. Horne, Boy ' s Sports Editor; S. Luciano, Girl ' s Sports Editor; P. Ferguson, Assistant Editor; B. Carpenter, Editor-in-Chief; C. Bright, Busi- ANDRA LUCIANO Layout Editor COLEN BRIGHT Business Manager JUDY CLARK Typist fi2 MADELINE FRANK Typist Colen Bright and Dale Brown work over business aspect of The Falcon. 112 first summer edition ness Manager; D. Brown, Art Editor; D. Grigsb y, Art Editor; J. Tabb, Advertising Editor; STANDING, Left to Right: P. Simmons, Junior Editor; S. Byrant, Junior Editor; B. Andrews, I ' liolniiraplicr : J, (ilark. Typist; S. Antoniewicz, Activities Editor; M. Callaham, Typist; J. Davis, Organization Editor; V. Johns, Circulation Manager; D. Smith, Photographer; B. Hall, Photogra- pher; Absent: Madeline Frank, Typist. Patricia Ferguson, Dale Brown, Bonnie Carpenter, Colen Bright and Sandra Luciano return from Monument alter helpinfj photographer take pictures. 113 The Electronics Club OFFICERS Wayne Cross, President; Carey Crockett, Sergeant at Arms; Wayne Westcott, Secretary; Robert Herg- ert, Vice-President; Richard Hayes, Treasurer; Mr. Henkel, Sponsor. Wayne Cross, David Winstead, John Barlow, Jolni Moore, Dean Tate, Carey Crockett, Wayne Westcott, Richard Hayes, Robert Hergert, examine a new project. MEMBERS; Dean Tate, John Barlow, David Winstead, Wayne Cory, James Webster, Bud Chandler, Doug Spence, John Moore, Robert Hergert, Wayne Cross, Carey Crockett, Mr. Henkel, Sponsor. 114 The Talon Staff SEATED, Left to Right: J. Perdue, Assistant Editor; N. Wood, P. Ferguson, Editor-in-Chief; S. Luciano; STANDING, Left to Right: D. Tooley, R. Home, D. Brown, S. Platz, J. Itzkowitz. E. Cooper. S. Mullins, J. Westcott, S. Flowers, L. Mills, C. Leonardy, S. Antoniewicz, M. Callaham, S. Snyder, J. Knight, J. Davis, P. Edens; SECOND ROW: J. Lloyd, G. Smith, M. Holland, G. Nelson, W. Padgett, B. Hall, J. Bowditch, B. Andrews. PATRICIA FERGUSON Editor-in-Chief ABOVE, RIGHT: Patricia Ferguson and Judy Perdue examine pages as they are set to be printed at the printers. OPPOSITE: Editor and Associate Editor look at newly printed copy just off the press. 115 JOHN BOWDITCH KEVIN CURTIS KEY CLUB OFFICERS SITTING: John Warley, Sgt.-at-Arnis; Charles Brown, Treasurer; STANDING: Mike Holland, President; Kevin Curtis, Vice-Pres. ; Tom McDaniel, Secretary. t , j ir. i 1 m I The York High Key Club, sponsored by the Peninsula Kiwanis Club, has made tremendous advances this year. It is composed of seniors (pictured left), sophomores and juniors. A school service organization, the York Key Club started off the year with the annual used-book sale, and sponsored school dress-up day every Wednesday. Other important projects included the sale of pennants and bookcovers, cleaning out the press box, and ushering at basketball games, College Day, and Career Day. In March, the club attended the Capital District Convention in Roanoke. Finishing out the vear, the Key Club inducted new members, elected Miss Lindy Blanton as sweet- heart, and sponsored the Ugly Boy Contest in order to raise money to send delegates to the International Convention in Pittsburgh, Pa., this summer. DAN GALLAGHER 116 BOB HALL MIKE HOLLAND RICHARD McCONNELL FRANK SASSER A large number of Sophomores and Juniors also make up the club GEORGE SMITH DICK SMITH WENDELL SPARRER JOHN -SARLEY | | 7 Future Business Leaders of America The instiilkilinii i i FBLA officers was quite effective UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA FIRST ROW: Carolyn Catron. Parliamentarian; Rosemary Basta, Historian; Martha Callaham, Treasurer; Nancy Wood, President; Eleanor Cooper, Vice-President; Judy Clark, Reporter; SECOND ROW: B. Senn, M. Dawson, P. Weaver, S. Mullins, S. Ramsey, M. Gray, S. Hogg; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Copley, S. Gaines, J. Richardson, K. Wainwright, J. Westcott, S. Flowers, P, Ferguson, S, Dame, Mrs, Matnev. 118 Distributive Education Club CLLB OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Linda Clark, Secretary; Stephen Yeager, President; SECOND ROW: David Tooley, Vice-President; Joyce Jones, Parliamentarian; Patricia Gillikin, Reporter; Hilton Keener, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: P. Gillikin, H. Keener, L. Clark, S. Yeager, D. Tooley. J. Jones, J. Stogsdill; SECOND ROW: E. Moore, P. Moore, L. Kessler, D. Flowers, Mr. Miller. 119 Future Teachers of America CUB OFFICERS W FIRST ROW: Jane Atkinson. President; . ancy Kara, Vice-President; Merrilyn Sawyer, Secretary; SECOXD ROW: Susannah Warley, Reporter: Marcia Vohringer. Treasurer; Sue Mullins. Historian; Anne Snyder, Chaplain. It J 120 FIRST ROW. L to R: .Mrs. Thompson, .Mrs. Brown, J. .Atkinson, i . Kara, M. Sawyer, .M. Vohringer, S. Mullins, A. Snyder, S. Warlev, Mr. Home; SECO.ND ROW: C. Oliver, L. Mason, J. Llovd, P. Simmons, V. Johns, S. Brvant, B. ToUev, B. Brown, N. Mann, J. Irbv; THIRD ROW: B. Antoskow, K. Davis, J. McDaniels, G. Bruce, A. Strong, C. Strong, N. Howden, C. Curtis, M. Callaham; FOURTH ROW: A. Schreiner, B. Green, J. Copley, T. Nyhouse, C. Credle, N. Ormand, M. Lindsav, F. Reader, A. Ingram; FIFTH ROW: J. King. J. Flausher. B. Eddins. M. Brady, C. .Mever, A. Bartlett, J. Knight, D. Bailey. Future Homemakers of America CLUB OFFICERS SITTING: B. Yeager, Vice-President; D. Plielps, President; .M. Dawson, Secretary ' ; STANDING: J. McCIain, Treasurer; S. Pitcher, Chaplain; A. Keeley, Historian; C. Estes, Reporter; L. Zook, Parliamentarian. LEFT: Mrs. Arehart talks with Jo Ann Callaham and Connie Poston ahout the FHA scrap book. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Arehart, D. Phelps, B. Yeager, M. Dawson, J. McClain, C. Estes, S. Pitcher, A. Keely, L. Zook, J. Collie, Mrs. Strickler; SECOND ROW: A. Fuller, A. Slubbs, C. Canter, S. Sereall, B. Guthrie, E. Hansford, J. Callahan, S. Sulik, J. Haney, P. Weaver, F. Compton, P. Kinser; THIRD ROW: K. Home, D. Shields, K. Dovorak, C. Poster, L. Bryan, K. Thompson, D. Adams, P. Thompson, S. Jarvis, S. Thomas, J. Lloyd. K. Morgan; FOURTH ROW: V. Dawson, S. Colston, S. Hogge, R. Griffin, S. Sulik, M. Humbles, J. Smith. A. Hogge, L. Potter, K. Thomas, B. Metcalf, B. Dumas. |2| Art Club FIRST ROW, L to R: D. Grigsby, Prt ' siilcnt; S. MuUins, Vice- President; G. Bruce, Secretary; R. Arnett, D. Biggs, K. Stanley, Treasurer; B. Yeager, Reporter; SECOND ROW: W. Douglas, B. Jensen, R. Stoner, M. Keener, S. Baker, D. Champ, L. Beckley, L. Dove, S. Eley, S. Folan, W. Gore, C. Lantensclilager; THIRD ROW: E. Fleming, M. Bailey, J. Lovitt, J. Becker, J. Thomas, C. Risner, P. Holland, C. Manasco, G. Jenkins, S. Hogg; FOURTH ROW: N. Wilbanks, L. Reneau, R. Cramer, P. Whitt, B. McAllister, A. Drier. Art Club had the winning float at Home- coming. 122 Latin Club CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: President. Linda Kanney, Vice-President, Arlington Price, Treasurer, Donna Albert. Parliamentarian, Edgar Willard, Chaplain, Lynda Moggio, Reporter, Susan Snyder, Historian, Carrie Curtis. LEFT: Mrs. Holhen and Mrs. Hansford, Co-sponsors, discuss plans with president, Linda Kanney. Ijifp Jl. % % iSm iS M ' 4r . . B FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holben, L. Kanney, A. Price, P. Wheeler, D. Albert, L. Moggio, C. Curtis, S. Snyder, E. Willard; SECOND ROW: L. Forester, E. Lynch, L. Caudill, C. Shuey, E. Harrison, K. Bush, J. Faringer, C. Meyer, R. White; THIRD ROW: K. Morgan, B. tuqua, M. Dawson, S. Jarvis, P. Berger, P. Austin, W. Padgett, S. Edmonds, B. Garret, D. Hogge, E. Dery; Missing from picture, S. Copley, C. Home, P. Kinser, C. Poston, R. Shoualter, B. Yeager, S. Sulik. L. Gilfoyle 123 French Club CLUB OFFICERS -Martin Menger. Treasurer; Jan Blake, Vice- President; Hal Lynch. President; Jeannie Irby, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Soles. H. Lynch. .1. Blake. J. Irhy. M. Menges. .Miss W R. Smith. E. Potter. S. Edmonds. B. Ki.lmon, P. Powell. L Smith, G. .Monasco. G. Bruce. J. Coplev. A. Strom:. I). Thaxton. C. Caplev, B, Nix, B. FGLIRTH ROW: S. Younsi, P. Southern. D. Haguood. T. White, B. Fleisl S. Harris. U. Ormand; FIFTH ROW: P. Mortimer. P. Kearnev, S. Shields, Brown, J. Sollien, D. Sollien. S. Jenson, C. Climie; SIXTH ROW: L. Wall, Concilus, G. Magee, J. Shields, M. Jones, J. Jensen; SEVENTH ROW: M, A. Emerson, K. Butler, L. Popovich, L. Casoli. G. Howard. P. Thiel. B. G. Popovich, R. Knight, B. Swain. S. Hall. J. Weatherbee, T. Fiedler, R C. Vohringer, B. Brown. S, Southern, S. Reeder, D. McClellan, H. Griffith. D, Little. illiams; SECOND ROW: R. Cramer. S. Christmas, W. Fox, Vann, D. Sollien. P. Thomas; THIRD ROW: L. Batten, C. Hicks. R. Perdue, C. Leonardy, D. Cockes, T. Gronau, M. Price; iman, N. Scudder, V. Finch, R. Arnett, H. Spooner, Y. Taylor, A. Buchanan, N. Ormand, B. Bruce, L. O ' Hara. C. Metz, B. A. Barnes, C. Downs, K. Cumbea, S. Edwards, B. Strebel, C. . Henry, P. Mujica, C. Sheehan, B. Green, G. Moore, J. Maxwell, McCormick; EIGHTH ROW; R, Home, K. Cass, B. Stoneburner, Stevens, C. Lautenschlager; NINTH ROW: M. Worthington, J. Crumle . B. Shields, B. Lvnch, D. Kannev, K. Cunningham, 124 FIRST ROW, L to R: Miss Taylor, Sponsor; B. Sigafoes, President; B. Andrews, Vice-President; P. Simmons, Secretary; M. Ramsey, Treasurer; W. Grimes, Historian-Reporter; Mrs. Gamboa; SECOND ROW: L. Mavo, D. Oliver, J. Loyd, P. Carrutliers, P. Edens, J. Moore, E. Potter, K. Nelson. A. Bartlctt, B. Edens; THIRD ROW: N. Mann, L. Draper, P. Thompson, A. Loding, K. Stanley, R. Mills, S. Godfrey, M. Brady, S. Penn, W. Dawson; FOURTH ROW: J. Cooper, Z. Zimmerman, B. Tolley, E. Martin, W. Padgett, C. Lautenschlager, J. Jensen, D. Beeman, B. Moscater; FIFTH ROW: W. Dixon, G. Bittner, G. Fuhrmeister, A. Ingram, M. Laurd, C. Estes, J. McClain, A. Stubbs, B. Smock. Spanish CLUB OFFICERS SEATED, L to R: W. Grimes, Historian and Reporter; P. Simmons, Secretary; M. Ramsey, Treasurer; STANDING, L to R: B. Andrews, Vice-President; B. Sigafoes, President. 125 German Club FIRST ROW: D. Brown. S. Snyder, J. Flaugher, L. Mason, A. Snyder, R. Hall, Mr. Home; SECOND ROW: P. Henry, L. Williams, J. Davis, B. Mason, J. Hadden, D. Spence, M. Pilgrim; THIRD ROW: .1. Shields, J. Lloyd, D. Kehl, A. Strong, J. Atkinson. B. Hoyt. L. Pamplin. 1). Oliver. Chess Club SEATED: D. Niklin, J. Taylor, N. Howden, R. Plocica; STANDING: L. Burgess, J. McMullen, R. Smith, T. Martin, S. Pearce, A. Price, M. Pilgrim. 126 Library Workers W. Sparrer, D. Roberts, J. Tabl), J. Miller, K. Faris, D. Tooley 127 Varsity Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Hovis, J. Bowditch, President; D. Smith, Vice-President; B. Andrews, Secretary and Treasurer; SECOND ROW: G. Bruce, W. Sparrer, R. McConnell, R. Gallardo, T. Folan, A. Enslev, E. Smoot, J. White, B. Hawkins, H. Lynch, K. Pargeter; THIRD ROW: H. Willis, W. Cross, R. Hogg, H. Immel, L. Mayo, K. Curtis, T. Pritchard, G. Nelson, B. Hall, C. Bright, J. Ostrowski; FOURTH ROW: M. Lumlev, C. Gravely, D. Gallagher, J. Warley, H. Marcus, G. Williams, B. Swain, C. Brown, D. Winstead, S. Morgan; FIFTH ROW: D. Kanney, M. Holland, T. McDaniels. Some football pLayers receive letters which entitle them to membership in the Varsity Club. John Bowditch, president of the Varsity Club, receives his football award from Coach Williams. 128 Pep Club « Tr ' Callaham, . Gaines, B. ' Carpenter, C. Metz, V. Coleman; SECOND ROW: Miss Gove, Miss McConnell; THIRD ROW- B Metcalf, C. Stout, D. Oliver, S. Patz, S. Presson, C. Elks, D. Belvin, J. Callaham, M, Fisher, D. Kump, L. Nyhous; FOURTH ROW- S Hatch P. Hockaday, T. Gragg, P. Weaver, J. Westcott, C. Hux, N. Wood, P. Ferguson, R. Cramer, A. Smith; FIFTH ROW: C. Biggins, S. Pitcher, S. Platz, M. Bosta, S. White, D. Austin, F. Harris, K. Parsley, F. Barnes, L. O ' Hara, B. Bruce, P. Powell, J. Brown; SIXTH ROW: S. Luciano, B. Murray, P. Diehl, E. Martin, A. Ingram, L. Jordan, P. Austin, J. Styne, J. Copley, A. Bartlett, C. Cox; SEVENTH ROW: L. Batten, K. Thompson, C. Oliver, H. Spooner, J. Magnus, N. Mann, L. Maggio, P. Kearney, M. Hogge; EIGHTH ROW: J. Robertson, L. Thomas, S. Findley, K. Morgan, J. Shields, L. Finch, K. Thomas, J. Myers, D. Lilly, C. Patterson, J. Collie; NINTH ROW: L. Wyatt, J. Gore, J. Becker, P. Plotz, S. Drees, A. Waters. C. Erwin, S. Zalumas, S. Wood, J. Stephens; TENTH ROW: K. Wainwright, M. Dawson, L. Perdue, B. Yeager, D. Swain, L. Copley, B. Gallager, B. Dumas, G. Goodman, L. Jennings, J. Hansford, D. White; ELEVENTH ROW: K. Wainwright, B. Green, J. Richardson, C. Crumly, S. Folan, C. CharUon, M. Garis, J. Worley, G. Moore, J. Maxwell. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Sherry Gaines, Vice-President, Martha Callaham, President, Candy Metz, Treasurer, Virginia Coleman, Sergeant at Anns, Bonnie Carpenter, Secretary. Art Club float and Pep Club float won first and third places, respectively Homecoming Parade. the 129 Youth for Christ SEATED. L to R: R. Smith, C. Crt-dK-. L. Draper. S. Mullin., .]. FIau iher, D. Cockes; STANDING, L to R: Mr. Milln. sponsor; C. Tooley, J. Keel, A. Emerson, B. Draper. M. Lackey, Mrs. K. Brown, sponsor. Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW, L to R: J. Welsh. P. Dielil, S. Platz, L. Perdue, ' Mrs. Bailey; SECOND ROW: K. Dvork, B. Yeager, M. Dawson, S. Sulik, M. Humbles, G. Jenkins; THIRD ROW: P. Reeson, J. Faringer, S. Smith, C. Lovelady, L. Draper. 130 Science Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Home, M. Edmonds, M. Drees, L. Mason, F. Sasser, B. Hicks, N. Kara, Mrs. Smilev, Mrs. Charlton; SECOND ROW: D Khell, B. Lindler, E. Dery, S. Snyder, C. Charlton, S. Brooks, W. Smith: THIRD ROW: M. Halher, B. Mason, K. Cunningham, L. Gilfovle, J. Hadden, G. Smith, G. Fuhrmeister, E. Willard, L. Dehart. P •[IEN[E[lUB S DFgMERI[ai ' The purpose of the science club is to promote interest in science by providing interesting programs, en- couraging project work, and spon- soring the science fair. The club is affiliated with the Virginia Junior Academy of Science and The Science Clubs of America, and participates in both programs. This year there were fourteen winners in the Tide- water Science Congress from York, one winner in the Virginia Junior Academy of Science, and one win- ner in the National Science Fair International. CLUB OFFICERS SEATED: M. Edmonds, President; M. Drees, Vice-President; STANDING: F. Sasser, Treasurer; L. Mason, Secretary; N. Kara, Librarian; B. Hicks, Reporter. 131 fc fe. ' IV Mrs. Cluirlton shows lab assistants new experiments in chemistry. L to R: Sally Bryant, Judy Perdue, Linda Mason, Evan Deemer, Mrs. Charlton, Frank Sassar, Carol Biggins, Ken Cunningham. Science Department Workers and Winners LEFT: George Smith displays Science project which he took to the national exhibit at the World ' s Fair in Seattle, Washington, last April. BELOW: Mr. Stevens presents awards to first-place winners. L to R: Hjalmar Fond, General Science; Steve Spence, Biology; Mark Merando, Math; Dirk Roman, Chemistry; Doug Spence, Physics. Arlington Pricr explains project to Martin Drees. Chairman of the Science Fair. York Science Fair Projects John McDaniel and Carrie Curtis set up exhihits for the Science Fair. BELOW: Mr. Cobb observes Doug Spence ' s winning project while Doug and Mrs. Charlton discuss last minute problems before leaving for Albuquerque, New Mexico, where Doug, after winning the free trip at the Tidewater Science Fair, displayed his project and placed fourth in the United States, in Physics. MUSIC 134 ■ ■■ ' ■ ' V%., •; i i?.: -• .,■ • i w ■ Mr. Carroll Bailey was the new l)and director at York this year. Under his leadership the hand displayed many new marching techniques, drills, and forma- tions at the nianv hand events held. Tlie hand received a superior rating in the dis- trict hand festival and also participated again in the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester. Below, the majorettes show off their fire costumes. Boys ' Choral Group FIRST ROW, Top to Bot- torn: J. Webster, W. Fox, L. Bolin, J. Craig, D. Tooley; SECOND ROW: Top to Bottom : J. Brewer, C. Smith, B. Smith, B. Littlefield, J. Hughes. = = 136 Mixed Chorus w ROSTER: J Miller, F- Rogers, J. Gerdin, P. Guzik, J. Burke, R. Schweickardt, M. Burke, B. Dove, N. Hogge, J. Kent, Mrs. Brown, S. Vann, S. Hatch, n n,° ' ' .; Littlefield, B. Smith. R. Kennedy, D. Tooley, J. Moore, R. Ensley, S. Ferquson, C. Harrison, S. Moore, W. Fox, R. Hogge, J. Webster, U. Uliver. M. Gray, K. Wainwright, B. McAlhster, M. Hanna, S. Crockett, J. Stogsdill A. Lee 137 Girls ' Choral Group FIRST ROW. L to R: M. Huggins. M. Lackv, J. Carty, V. Southall, T. Catron. G. Vcates, M. Bosta; SECOND ROW: R. Magee, B. Buchanan, L. RiMiiing. J. Hicks, S. Finlev, S. Wlieldon, V. Stevens, S. Patrick: THIRD ROW: M. Hunt, D. Kunip, J. Sweitzer, K. Williams, L. Gardner, C. Burluinan. C. Painter: FOURTH ROW: M. Williams. E. Griffin. L. Tliaxton. L. Nvlious, V. Coleman, B. Wilson, G. Rubenstein. :  The Mixed Chorus and the Girls ' Choral Group often combined to present musical as- sembly programs. Right, the Musical Depart- ment with the speech classes presented a Thanksgiving assembly. Left, the Octet also joined in the program. 138 York High Octet Left to Right: S. Moore, C. Painter, B. Dove, M. Ellis, N. Hogge, L. Oliver. S. Wheldon, absent from picture, Ann Emorv; SEATED: Mrs. Kaye Brown. The ork High Octet was always on call on all special occasions from Septem- ber to June. Left, the group performs at the Miss York High Beauty Contest held in December, but the girls also performed in many other events, such as the Lion ' s Minstrel Show and the Senior Class Variety Show. 139 York High School Brass and Percussion Section Concert Band MEMBERS T. Basta, G. Billner, A. Bowan, G. Bruce, S. Credle, D. Crockett, W. Dawson, L. Gilfoylc, R. Godfry, W. Greenlund, J. Grigsby, J. Grimes, J. Hadden, R. Harrison, C. Hatch, R. Hay, J. Higgens, H. Howell, D. Koman, M. LaBeau, D. LeTendre, J. McCrecry, G. Miburn, G. Moscater, D. Nclms, R. Parker, D. Peters, J. Phipps, J. Randolph, A. Saunders, R. Schaffner, B. Segafoes, G. Smith, B. Smoot, J. Snyder, S. Sparrer. S. Spence, E. White, V. Wilson, J. Zoldos, S. Antoniewicz, J. Atkinson, D. Bailey, R. Basta, S. Bentley, J. Blanton, P. Blanton, E. Bradshaw, C. Brady, M. Brady, M. Cosby, S. Dame, J. Davis, B. Eddins, B. Eisenbise, S. Fuller, D. Grigsby, E. Horner, S. Jerrell, N. Kara. D. Kehl, M. Llewellyn, J. Knight, B. Moscater, C. Meyer, K. Plotz, A. Snyder, C. Voh- ringer, M. Vohringe, S. Warlev, J. Welch, J. Williams, M. Worthington. Woodwind Section Majorettes RIGHT: Majorettes observe last football game. FAR RIGHT: A trio of majorette; at the Spring Concert. Left to Right: Dixie Bailey, Rosemary Bosta, Sharon Dame, Janice Knight, Kathryn Plotz. Marcia Vohrin er. and Other Specials Drum Major LEFT: Susan Antoniewicz, drum major, gained much praise for the York High School marching band. ABOVE: Sylvia Moore and Dale Oliver received ihe honor of representing York High School at All-state Chorus. ABOVE: Band members enjoy Winchester trip. BELOW: Cornet Trio perfurms at Sjjring Concert. n ' T fl ' ■ ' 1 ri A t m P. Hi lfln Band Officers FIRST ROW: Janice Williams, Librarian; Micky Bradey, Librarian; Jane Atkinson, Secretary; Barbara Edins, Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Joyce Welsh. Librarian; Sheila Fuller, Librarian; Josephine Davis, Vice-President; Glen Bittner, President. Band marching in Williamsburg Christmas Parade 144 Bland Contest Winners Each year the Community Lions Club sponsors a music contest open to students in the local high school. York ' s winners this year were: (1. to r.) Marcia Vohringer, First Place; Sharon Crockett, Third Place; Dirk Ro- man, Second Place. The band participated in the dedication exercises of the new gym (below, left) and also assisted in the first student assembly held there (below, right.) 3 - , _- T jm rw TT, w- ' . ' i -• ; ii J Y.k ' fti ' V •lS•. j l| mhi ' Mmhl-ri iff flltf ' p f • 145 ATHLETICS 146 This year, in addition to a new gym, the athletic department purchased new training equipment for all the sports. Sev- eral minor sports were also expanded into a regular program. A girls ' drill team was organized — and the cheerleaders appeared in new uniforms made especially for the basketball season. |s ' York Gets New Coach for Varsity Football COACH WILLIAMS Right, Co-captains John Warley and Richard McConnell On September 14, York ' s football team opened its first 1962 football campaign in Group lA competition under the leadership of a new coach. Grayson Williams. The first game pitted York against the mighty power of the Newport News Typhoons, who eventually won the district championship. The .37-6 score didn ' t reflect the enthusiasm or fighting spirit shown by the team. Our fighting Falcons marched on to a 13-0 victory over Smithfield, but were subdued the next week by the anxious drive of Hampton. York went on to hand our rival, Poquoson, a loss, only to lose the next week to James Blair. Heading down the home stretch, York had a 2-4 record and things were not looking very good. A win over Grou]) H Gloucester coupled with a loss to Warwick, brought us to a 3-5 record. A 5-5 record was the aim of Coach Williams at the be- ginning of the season, but it seemed im- : ' possible with two heavy contenders com- ing up. Our team responded beautifully with a 12-0 win over Ferguson. It was the first contest between these two peninsula schools. The last game of the season was against Deep Creek, one of the biggest offensive powers in the district. York ' s de- fense quickly changed the picture with a 15-6 victory. This was our greatest victory of the season; thus ending it with a 5-5 record, the best since 1958. Varsity Football Team KNEELING, from left to right: Dan Gallagher, Dick Smith, Ken Pargeter, Tom McDaniel, Hank Immel, Boh Hawkins, Tom Pritchard, Danny Beeman, Boh Gallardo, John Simmons, Ronnie Hogge, Charlie Brown, Richard Mc- Connell, Terrv Folan, Jack White, and Dennis Higgins. STANDING, from left to right: Coach Hovis, Bob Hall, Kevin Curtis, Harold Willis, Mike Lumley, Grayson Williams, Jr., Hank Marcus, Randy Stevens, Lee Mayo, Ben Wheaton, John Bowditch, Doug Hendley, Bob Andrews, John Warley, Stoney Diehl, Gary Bruce, Sam Morgan, Mike Hammond, Terry Nyhouse, David Winstead, Coach Williams. 148 and Moves Into Group l-A Competition Coaches Williams, Hovis, and Barbee relax with captain John Warley and manager Dan Gallagher   ' . , . ■; SI l S B Mt?? ' V m !jp i tiS % , k. V , . J -.r ' - -■■■■ HUa i al r : 149 Senior Lettermen RICHARD McCONNELL Quarterback ( Co-Ciiptain ) SAM MORGAN End JACK WHITE Guard KEVIN CURTIS Center BOB GALLARDO Halfback in Stk dSj : Football Scoreboard September 14 — September 21 — September 28 — October 5 — October 12 — October 19 — October 26 — November 2 — November 9 — November 16 — York-6 York-13 York-0 York-14 York-7 York-6 York-13 York-6 York-12 York-15 Newport News-37 Smithfield-O Hampton-26 Poquoson-6 Osear Smith-38 James BIair-14 Gloucester-0 Warwick-19 Ferguson-0 Deep Creek-6 TERRY FOLAN Halfback BOB HALL Center DICK SMITH Guard BOB ANDREWS End JOHN BOWDITCH Tackle (Honorable Mention Eastern District) Tom McDaniel sweeps around the end of the Newport News Typhoons hehind ood blocking. The Football Season Started Out Slowly, but Ended Up With a Bang • • • Inimel skirts end against Warwick for good yardage. McDaniel drives for yardage against Blair as Richard McConnell moves to assist. A Gloucester speedster is stopped by Ben Wheaton, No. 41, as John Warley, No. 40, moves in to assist. Hank Immel charges through Hampton ' s line, assisted by John Waik). . . . Because the Falcons Were Fighting All the Way. Richard McConnell, York ' s quarter- back, is stopped by two Jay Bee ' s after a short gain. John Warley, No. 40, gains yard- age against the Bull Islanders, and goes for a touchdown. Varsity Basketball BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: Sam Morgan, John Warley, Brian McCormick, Hal 32 Poquoson 29 28 Gloucester 38 46 Poquoson 40 2 Newport News (Forfeit) 45 Oscar Smith 57 43 Churchland 58 41 Warwick 43 32 Princess Anne 64 41 Great Bridge 51 36 Maurv 67 22 Craddock 51 53 Deep Creek 54 38 Ferguson 42 54 Norview 76 35 Suffolk 59 25 Granbv 55 45 Woodrow Wilson 69 52 Hampton 79 SECOND ROW: Dan Gallagher— Manager, Marshall Stone, Randy ier — Manager: THIRD ROW: Luke Popovicli, Ralph Savage, Earl Smoot; FOURTH ROW: Paul Thiel, Paul Scliiffhauer; FIFTH ROW: Coach— Gus Smith. Lynch, Richard McConnell, Buddy Allen; Stevens. Stoney Diehl, Gary Howard, Tom Fied- «, ' Tri-capiains: SAM MORGAN, RICHARD McCONNELL, HAL LYNCH JOHN WARLEY BRIAN McCORMICK PAUL SCHIFFBAUER BUDDY ALLEN LUKE POPOVICH n W: Morgan makes altcnipt lo recover ball during Oscar Smith game. Coach reassures team during game with Ferguson Falcons get that ball! ! . . . And the Falcons Fight On Lynch jumps for points in game with Ferguson. Warley goes up to make 2 during Gloucester game. McConnell shoots 2 against Ferguson. Indoor Track FRONT, L. to R.: George Nelson, Mike Holland, Gary Bruce; BACK, L. to R. : Danny Little, David Leaman, Mike Ticori, John Lowry, John Simmons, Wayne Cory. Three of the members of the Indoor Track Team entered the state competition held this year at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. This was an excellent experience for the boys, and although they did not make an outstanding showing, they had a very enjoyable weekend. In this competition. Gary Bruce ran the four-forty; Mike Holland ran the mile; and George Nelson ran the seventy yard low hurdles. 157 Girls ' Basketball SCOREBOARD York 39 Walshingham York 36 Poquoson League York 21 Gloucester York 20 James Blair York 16 • James Blair York 37 Poquoson League York 34 St. Vincent York 31 Walshingham York 31 Poquoson York 22 Gloucester York 41 Newport News 6 36 10 25 14 33 37 24 32 19 This year was an outstanding one for the Fighting Falconettes. because for the first time they almost qualified for the district championship. Under the fine leadership of their coach, Mrs. Shirley Weaver, these girls won seven of their eleven games. The team was quite happy about the season ? record and are hopeful for an even better season next vear. Managers Irene Baile . Lee LiipltN and iJnnnie Carpenter with coach, Mrs. Weaver. York 158 SANDRA BRIGHT Guard JOYCE BURKE Forward JANE BLAKE Guard MARY ANN BOSTA Forward v S ,-W ■ Left to Right: Kathy Williams, Dixie Bailey, Ronnie Arnett, Mary Lou Berggr, Mary Ann Bosta, Sandra Bright, Joyce Burke, Dawn Grigsby, Shanny Warley, Gail Bruce, Jane Blake. Susan Antoniewicz. Falconettes Make Fine Showing SUSAN ANTONIEWICZ Guard SHANNY WARLEY Forward DIXIE BAILEY Guard DAWN GRIGSBY Forward 159 COLEN BRIGHT 127 Co-captain 6th in District Above: Coach Haase presents Bob Hawkins with his letter at the awards assembly. Right: Bob Hawkins gets set to pin a Norfolk Academy wrestler. BILLY SCHAFFNER 95 TEDDY BASTA 103 BOBBY BRIDGETT 112 BILL RANDOLPH 120 160 Varsity Wrestling KENNY PARGETER 145 DUFFY MACKI 145 BOB HAWKINS 154 Co-captain GRAYSON WILLIAMS JR. 165 HOWARD BURKE Wrestling Manager TOMMY PRITCHARD 133 5th District 7th Stale Varsity Baseball York York York York York York York York York York York York York York York KNEELING, Left to Right: Lee Mayo, Paul Thiel, Ronnie Hogge, Skippy Gaines, Wendell Sparrer, Tirtin Menges, Richard McConnell, and John Beckley; STANDING, Left to Right: Bobby Swain, Buzz Green, John Warley, Barry Winslow, Bill Ra, dolph, Wayne Fox, and Cecil Gravely. 4 Ferguson 3 6 Suffolk 1 Ferguson 3 3 Deep Creek 5 6 Nor ' iew 18 7 Oscar Smith 5 2 Maury 10 2 Great Bridge 9 5 Princess Anne 12 5 Granby 3 Hampton 3 3 Warwick 2 2 Woodrow Wilson 6 8 Craddock 8 1 Newport News 5 - . ' Sr ft t .Wff M • %i Jh 162 WENDELL SPARRER Lions Club Trophy Winner WAYNE FOX and BUZZ GREEN CECIL GRAVELY % JOHN BECKLEY MARTLN MENGES | 3 LEE MAYO and BOB SWAIN Bob wa? Honoralik ' AK-ntion at All-Peninsula. BARRY WI.NSLOW All-Peninsula 392 batting average SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS, Left lo Right: John Warley, John Beckley, Richard MeConnell, Cecil Gravely, Wendell Sparrer. i, i : ' .- .. ■ -r RICHARD McCONNELL All-Peninsula School Baseball Trophy LUACll ALLL.N KAKBEE and MANAGER, JAlK WHUE Left, JOHN WARLEY Right, SKIPPY GAINES 1. . 165 g a. ISi Z D Z O W P3 p EC 5 ' w - w en r; S W en 2 M W r z o 2 P P 166 Varsity Cheerleaders Win Much Praise From Student Body Girls await students as they file into tlie new gym for one of the frequent pep rallies. Typical Sandy! The dexterity of the cheerleaders was shown when they included acrobatics in their cheers. The usual ending to all the cheers. The sponsor, Mrs. Abbie Albright, with captain, Sandra Luciano ' , and co-captain, Martha Price. 167 Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW, L to R: A. King, B. Swain, P. Jewel, C. Lautenslager, B. Winslow, B. Brothers, T. Hall, A. Loding, K. Pritchard, J. Hutcho, M. Hedge, B. Scott; SECOND ROW: G. Vildnew, J. Styne, J. Spradlin, B. Mulhkle, I. Wainwright, D. McCreery, D. Smith, C. Strong, R. Hall, J. Hughes, S. Gaines, D. Marcus, T. Smoot, Coach Smith; THIRD ROW: M. Jewel, S. Emory, B. Kolman, 0. Maki, T. Keohane, R. Knight, A. Audick, M. Tuccori, K. Oxendine, K. Murphy, E. Evans, N. MuUins, G. Magee, D. Leaman. Junior Varsity Wrestling KNEELING, L to R: Mike Pilgrim, Don Dooley, Jerry Caudill; STANDING, L to R: David Marcus, John McDaniels, Glenn Mitchell, Jerry Caudill. 168 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ■IP— = i HilMlL ' . ' ' ' ' ■ 1 J--1 ' ' ' tT 1 ' i 5?S3 M ?ilr]g s _ySjjt_ ' ---S8B QJ ' BCik v H[ ' ' OL J A ' C f jrJ HlH i S PIP c- _IWK w- il . ff JHtLj Jrji r HI ire 1 ' ' ' ::=«W S-.-. - . HK KNEELING, L to R: Midge Smith, Jean Copley, co-captains; STANDING, L to R: Karen Stanley, Vicki Placica, Faye Barnes, Sandra Brooks, Bonnie Bruce, Sharon Reeder, Peyton Powell, Kathy Nelson. Falconette Marching Team Carrie Curtis, Dianna Biggs, Derenda Hudgins, Peggy Carruthers, Sue Bowlin, Barbara Beeman, Evon Fox, Pam Thomas, Amy Emerson, Carol Biggins, Nina Scud- der, Joan Becker, Linda Perdue, Barbara Raffonoii. Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW, L to R: David Hall, Terry Nyhouse, .Mik e Hedge, Aubrey BCing, Barry Winslow, Bill Past, Brian Lynch, John Daly, Mr. Anderson— coach, SECOND ROW: Al Edens, Lee Galloway, Tom Brown, Kent Butler, Skippy Gaines, Jeff Shields, Pat Jewel, David Winsted; THIRD ROW: Buz Greene, Cameron Strong. Junior High Basketball Team FIRST ROW, L to R: David Bowditch, Tom White, Mark Maranda, Mike Jewel, Tony Sowers, James Hogge; SECOND ROW: Jim Snyder, Mike Kelly, David Cooper, David Crockett, Bill Jones; THIRD ROW: Terry Smoot, Gene Severance, Carl Stafford, Bobby Stone, Mark Shields; FOURTH ROW: Coach Carpenter, Jim White, John Thompson, Chip Young, Terry Graham. 170 Varsity Track Track Captains: left to right; GARY BRUCE— Middle distance; GEORGE NELSON— Sprinters and Hurdles SAM MORGAN— Field Captain MIKE HOLLAND— Overall Captain MILE RELAY TEAM, Left to Right: Gary Bruce, Stoney Diehl, Hal Lynch, Hank Imme: JV and Varsity Left to Right, FROM ROW: H. Immel, R. Reece, R. Reams, B. Shaffner, ■■ ' J K. Layne, E. Wade, D. Dooley, T. McDaniel: SECOND ROW: J. Lowry, m J- Simmons, C. Brown, M. Holland, G. Mitchell, T. Stearns, F. Charlton, S. MARSHALL STONE and SAM MORGAN Track Teams Broke School ' s HANK IMMEL TOM McDANIEL School Trophy Winner GEORGE NELSON GREGG MAGEE 172 Track Team Morgan; BACK ROW: G. Nelson, G. Bruce, B. Stone, D. Kanney, G. Williams. K. Pargeter, M. Ticori, S. Diehl, B. McCormick, H. Lynch, R. Carter, G. Magee, M. Stone. 880 and Mile Records BRIAN McCORMlCK and MIKE HOLLAND Mike won Lions Trophy JOHN LOWRY GARY BRUCE MIKE TICORI GRAYSON WILLIAMS, JR. «fe 173 SPECIALS 174 Tlie 1962-63 year at York was full of special events from September to June — dances, contests. May Day, Homecom- ing, plays and shows — as well as the big- gest event of all — graduation. One of the most colorful occasions was the masked twirp dance which the Seniors gave on March 22. Homecoming Queen Miss Barbara Leidy 176 Miss Ann Strong Homecoming Attendant Miss Martha Price Homecoming Attendant Miss York High Lynn Robbins, Miss York High for 1962, crowns Barbara Beeman, Miss York High for 1963 178 Miss York High Runners-Up KITTY McHUGH First Runner-Up Right: JUDI ERICKSON Third Runner-Up TAG GRONAU Second Runner-Up On December 14, 1962, in the York Auditorium, nineteen girls anxiously awaited the judges ' decision. The Miss York High School contest was sponsored by the Student Cooperative Association, and became the main event of the season in raising funds to carry on the SCA ' s many charitable activities. May Queen 180 Miss Bonnie Carpenter Miss Kathryn Cass May Princess Miss Ann Littlefield May Princess Mr. Stevens Crowns the Queens From Homecoming to May Day I H 9 31 ■ .« En ll a« r ' ' ' 6 Ui . HL r w mm; milS i. 1 ABOVE, Left to Right: George Smith, escort, and Barbara Liedy, Homecoming Queen, crowned by Mr. Stevens. - BOVE, Left to Right: .Ic.hn Warlcy, escort, and May Queen Bonnie Carpenter, crowned by Mr. Stevens. May Court — 1 963 BELO , SEATED, Left to Right: Linda Crockett, Leslie Thaxton, Pat Ingram, Gail Bruce, Martha Price, Sbaryn MuUins, Kathy Cass, Bonnie Carpenter, Patricia Ferguson, Wendy Crimes, Jean Copely, Cindy Vohringer, Lynette Nyhouse, Brenda Wroten; STANDING, Left to Right, are escorts Robbie Warley. Bob Liltlefield, Pat Jewel, John McDaniels, Randy Stevens, Frank Sasser, John Bowditch, John Warley, George Smith, Luke Popovich, Kenny Pargeter, Cameron Strong, Noah Mullins, Chris Brumm. Junior-Senior Prom Mike Holland and Jackie Kaufman Reign as King and Queen ■m s m- H B I iMk PiliS ' H HHyHH HII Junior-Senior Powder Puff Football Game Queen John Bowditch reigned regally over the festivities. Junior and Senior cheerleaders display dexterity! 184 Coach and captains meet to discuss rules for the game. Senior Class Variety Show ' ' Bedlam In Bedrock ' ' Members of The Cast Consisted of: Professor Charlton — Dan Gallagher Professor Mitkiewicz — Rusty Home Fred Flintstone — John Bowditch Wilma Flintstone — Vicki Johns Barney Rubble — Dick Smith Betty Rubble — Patricia Ferguson M. C— Dale Brown Native of Bedrock — Robert Gallardo Night Club Oivner — Colen Bright Dinosaurs — Barbara Senn, B. J. Murray, Jane Atkinson, Martha Callaham. Bonnie Carpenter The Band — Collegiates Mr. Diamondhunk — George Smith Mrs. Diamondhunk — Sandra Luciano Faculty Directors — Mrs. Kay Browne and Mr. Steve Zalunias LEFT, Dan Gallagher who wrote and di- rected the show. RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM, tlie Collegiates, the Dinosaurs. Rusty Home seems confused, while, BELOW, John Bowditch and Vicki Johns dance. THE STARS: John Bowditch and icki Johns Government Trip to Washington, D.C., Students Enjoy Many Activities ABOVE: Latin clubbers display costumes at their annual banquet. Juniors make fortune on the football concession stand. Beat Depp Creek winners win free tickets to the football game. Seclusion, after hectic New York! TOP ACADEMIC STUDENTS in grades 7-12: Left to Right, STANDLNG: S. Parvin, M. Halber, N. Kara. D. Thaxton, L. Moggio, J. Poize; KNEELING: S. Zalumas, W. Smith, P. Rubenstein, T. Stanley, L. Mattson, A. Cosby. Winners were based on first semester grades. Junior officers enjoy dinner at Nick ' s at Ring Banquet. Left to Riiibt: J. irostek. . . Strong, and L. Popo ich. RIGHT: Olber Juniors take part. Awards Day and Ring Banquet 188 Mii Mr. Zalumas supervises distribution of caps and gowns. Seniors Present Senior Class Day Assembly RIGHT: Seniors rush to get their gowns after class day assembly. Mark Kdcliane reads Last Will and Testament. TOP HONOR STUDENTS in Senior class in order of rank: Left to Right: Sharon Parvin, Valedictorian; George Smith, Salutatorian; Linda Mason, Salutatorian; Ann Snyder, fourth, Sandra Luciano, fifth. Seniors Graduate 190 Graduation Exercises Held in New Gym 191 «SJiT ' ■ ' .:,: ' ;!- ■ .. n 1 hr : - -I r B-- 1 i4 f-P? i f 1 IP tal }Mm Baig ' _Jg=:i; ' - ' krHt — -KaTT Si? 3ie? i ' sss ' ■ i  r 1,1-: pILLLL-L .l____LL_l: _L__-L=__— : i |iP--___-. ; , - : i J 1 -1 [—(-- ' 1 f H,g H Bv T r r- i rr  jgj « 1 i ADVERTISEMENTS 194 Tlie big step in our coniniunity takes the form of growth in population, for newly published statistics have listed York County as one of the fastest growing areas in the state of Virginia. Yet, in the midst of the many changes caused by new settle- ments and new developments, stands the Yorktown Monument, not only the marker of our Nation ' s founding but also the sym- bol of our school. Thus, as changes come and go. his- toric Yorktown reminds us of the lofty ideals our ancestors cherished and our school, nearby, through affording us life ' s experiences prepares us to follow in the footsteps of those brave and courageous men. COMPLIMENTS Mrs. W. R. Jennings CORNER STORE Groceries and Fresh Meats Dare, Virginia TW 8-844! Save at Peninsula ' s Biggest Chevy Dealer c ASEY HEVROLET Jgn pF II 06 1 Warwick Blvd. Nev port News, Virginia I CITIZENS MARINE JEFFERSON BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Washington Ave. at 25th Street • Newmarket Shopping Center Warwick Shopping Center Entertainment Is Our KENNETH ARCH, INC. Business and Frankly Speaking — - Real Estate — Loans — Insurance It ' s a Pleasure 177 26th Street Phone CH 5-3264 Newport News, Virginia Come out often to the PALACE AND WYTHE —ALSO- GREEN ACRES DRIVE-IN ANCHOR DRIVE-IN SKATELAND THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE. Containing the frejheft Advices Foreign and DomeJiicL Founded By William Parks August 6, 1736 Williamjburg, Virginia 196 PHONE 229-9099 RICHMOND ROAD GULF SERVICE Road Service Motor Tune Up Gulf Products Hank ErtI 1305 Richmond Rd. Williamsburg, Va. ROSE ' S DUKE OF GLOUCESTER ST. WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of WILLIAMSBURG CLOVER ROOM p ■ - ' J r ,; • HJI paBi n I --=«««- , £sso DEALER LEE WILLIAMS ' ESSO 602 York St. E. Route 60 Williamsburg, Virginia MR. B ' S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT BUMS FURNITURE COMPANY Jefferson Ave. Main Street INCORPORATED Nev port Nev s, Virginia DINING ROOM TAKE OUT ORDERS PHONE LY 6-5216 1455 Richmond Road CA 9-2700 Williamsburg, Virginia 197 Best Wishes to Graduates of 1 963 WORLD ' S LARGEST BUILDER OF NUCLEAR SHIPS NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRYDOCK COMPANY 198 Another connection clanging Into place . . . another tower drawing oil from the ground : . . taming t he gusher for AMOCO . . . bringing you the only crystal clear unleaded premium gasoline In the industry . . . bringing you guality home heating at lower cost with the finest of all heating oil, AMOCO, hlornsby Oil Company Is proud to be a part of this great world wide company bringing you the finest in petroleum products. YORKTOWN PHONE TU 7-2021 WILLIAMSBURG PHONE CA 9-3081 NEWPORT NEWS PHONE CH 4-6553 OIL CO. 199 Compliments of MEXICAU AMERICAN MEXICAN RESTAURANT Route 17 Grafton, Va. Phone TW 8-8181 SPECIALIZING IN SOUTH AMERICAN CUISINE! f ' lsl FULL BANKING SERVICE TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Main Office Duke of Gloucester Street Branch Office 120 Monticello Avenue STUDENT ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ' SINCE 1897 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 201 Compliments of NICK ' S SEAFOOD PAVILION Yorktown Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK YORKTOWN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FDIC GUS ' S RESTAURANT York+own, Virginia M.L.S. PONTON cRsattij One. SALES - BUILDING - INSURANCE C. LEAR PONTON Phone 898-5752 Office LY 5-0326 1057 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. Newport News, Virginia 202 WILLIAMSBURG HARDWARE Anything In Hardware By-Pass and Penniman Road Telephone CA 9-3091 Williamsburg, Virginia TED ' S RESTAURANT Delicious Hamburgers and Barbecues Jumbo Shakes Route 60 Williamsburg, Virginia Where All Friends Meet SUTTLE MOTOR CORP. Cadillac Oldsmobile GMC Trucks 34 St. and Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Virginia Phone: CH 7-3611 Hunting Golf Boats Fishing Tennis Motors Softball Archery Trailers Baseball Bowling Marine Supp ' es Football Sicin and Scuba Diving Johnson Serv Dpt Athletic Shoes Water Sporfs Hobby Suppl es Barbells Trophies MARK ' S SPORT CENTER 1507 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, Virginia, CA 9-1900 ■SEmi ..J fe- NATIONAL RESTAURANT 3112 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia (FACILITIES FOR GROUPS) Steaks — Chops — Seafood Spaghetti — Ravioli — Pizza Lunches 65c and up Dinners $1 and up 203 DAILY PRESS AND TIMES-HERALD ' --- tgi t? 204 BANK OF HAMPTON ROADS DOWNTOWN NEWPORT NEWS WYTHE CENTER, HAMPTON BRENTWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Why don ' t you get on the Band- wagon. Open your own savings account at any of our three con- venient locations! WILLIAMSBURG SHOPPING CENTER RICH ' S SUPER MARKET CASEY ' S HOME CENTER CLAUDE JONES FLORIST MODERN BEAUTY SALON ZUZMA ' S BARBER SHOP CAPITOL LOAN COMPANY WILLIAMSBURG SHOP PENINSULA HARDWARE HALLMARK JEWELERS NOniNGHAM PHARMACY COLONIAL STORES COLONY LANES W R CLEANERS WOOLWORTH ' S 205 THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT For Williamsburg ' s Finest Cuisines Home-Cooked Southern Fried Chicken Virginia Turkey Dinners Our Unexcelled Seafood Platter ARTHUR JAMES, Owner Willlannsburg Duke ot Gloucester St. Virginia Bob ' s Sunoco Service Let Our Specialists Service Your Car Tires and Batteries — Washing and Waxing Phone 229-1728 1403 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Va. COLONY T.V. SALES SERVICE CO. Prompt, Courteous Service on All Makes JOHN W. HALSEY WILLIAM BRANTLEY Phone 229-2281 198 Second Street WilJiannsburg, Va. W. M. JORDAN INC. LORREN ' S FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Specialists In Wedding Arrangements Phone LY 6-0612 11005 Warwick Road Newport News, Virginia HAWKINS-KNIGHT Apparel for Gentlemen Warwick Shopping Center Downtown Hampton Riverdaie Plaza SHAW ' S Tidewater ' s Greatest Jewelers Manager CHARLES ZAM?KY Phone CH 7-5288 2811 Washington Av. Newport News, Virginia 206 LEONARD WATER ADVERTISING AGENCY HOBBY CENTER WASHINGTON AVE., Newport News ADAMS SHOE STORE For Better Shoes two stores Washington at 30th Hidenwood Center Newport News, Virginia WESTWOOD RESTAURANT Open 6 A.M. — 12 P.M. Steak Seafood Chicken Chops Fountain Service Curb Service 1071 Route 17 Newport News, Virginia COLONIAL TIRE RECAPPING 8-Hour Service New Modern Equipment New Tire Appearance — Firestone New Tire Mileage at Less Than I 2 the Cost ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dial CA 9-3080 SAGER JEWELERS Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia CALL-CALE For Your Real Estate Needs CALE REALTY 1433 Richmond Road Williamsburg CA 9-3767 WILLIAMSBURG SPORTING GOODS 1425 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg Hunting and Fishing Supplies WILSON SPORTING GOODS Boats — Motors Call FRANK CARR CA 9-1391 WILLIAMSBURG DECORATORS PHONE CA 9-4572 201 2nd St. Wllliannsburg, Virginia Paint, Wallpaper, Glass, Floor and Wall Covering, Picture Framing Venetian Blind, Sales and Repairs PASTRY SHOP Fancy Cakes — Pies Bread and Rolls Specialize In Birthday and Wedding Cakes Duke of Gloucester St. Williamsburg, Virginia ALBERT DOUGLAS, Prop. C A 9-2731 207 YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP Fashions for Men and Boys of All Ages 3107 Washington Ave. Newport News, Virginia BARCLAY SONS or cloy Oons 2912 WASHINGTON AVENUE The Store With Over 300 Sterling, China, and Crystal Patterns. % TERRACE DELICATESSEN 1042 Penniman Road Williamsburg, Virginia CA 9-2523 208 YORKTOWN MATERIALS Building Materials Ready-Mixed Concrete Route 17 Yorktown, Virginia SHONErS ENJOYS SERVING YOU AT NEWPORT NEWS OR HAMPTON LY 6-2721 Say it with Flowers POLLARD ' S FLORIST 609 Harpersvllle- Road, Warwick, Virginia Newport News, Virginia J C mceoua ,, i l HYNE ' S FURNITURE 2nd and Broadway Williamsburg, Virginia PHONE: CA 9-1053 WILLIAMSBURG DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE next to the bank Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Virginia CA 9-1201 FIRST NATIONAL BANK We ' re ready when you are! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vacation earnings for college. Or perhaps you ' re class or club treasurer with funds to handle. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank today, just as we hope to be your bank in the future. 6 Convenient Offices 28th and Washington Ave. 123— 28th Street Newport News 25th St. and Pear Ave. Warwick Blvd. at Brandon Rd. Jefferson Ave. and J. Clyde Morris Blvd. Banking Facility Fort Eustis, Va. 209 LOTZ REALTY DEVELOPERS OF Seaford Shores Estates Route 17 Yorktown, Virginia GREEN ' S BARBER SHOP Mon.-Fri. 1 1 A.M. — 9 P.M Sat. 9 A.M. — 6 P.M Route 17, 173 Grafton, Virginia THE TASTEEFREEZE Charcoal Hamburgers Grilled Hot-Dogs Extra Thick Milk Shakes Jumbo Banana Splits Yorktown, Virginia GRAFTON AMERICAN SERVICE STATION BOB SHAKELFORD, Prop. Specializes in minor tune-ups Brake and generator services Lubrication, and wheel balancing Grafton, Virginia Phone TW 8-5883 THE KEYNOTE Band Instruments Bach — Shelmer — Signet — Bundy Buffet — King — Cleveland — Ludwig Drums I 1015 Warwick Boulevard Newport News, Virginia LY 6-5432 JAMES R. CONLEY Education and Sales BEST WISHES PENINSULA FLORIST ASSOCIATION 122 32nd Street Newport News, Virginia MARINE P.O. Box 742 312 2nd Street Williamsburg, Virginia Phone: CA 9-3400 WATTS MOTOR CO., INC. T. R. VERMILLION, President 315 York Street Williamsburg, Virginia Phone: CA 9-3300 Clothing, Shoes, Tuxedos for Men Bass Weejuns for Men and Women Women ' s Suits and Raincoats Earl nXevitt Williamsburg, Virginia 211 VISIONEERING INC. ASSOCIATES 424 DUKE OF GLOUCESTER ST. P.O.BOX 847 WiaiAMSBURG .VIRGINIA CA9-1047 Compliments of JAMES YORK BANK Corner of Wickre Street and Penniman Road where you will find banking at its best Contributing to the Well-Being of the People and Business of Our Great hiistorical Area PHONE: CA 9-5000 YOU CAN BE SURE ... It ' s ' FASHION RIGHT at CASEY ' S Duke Of Gloucester Street WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA COLLEGE PHARMACY Ask Your Doctor to Call Us for Your Prescription Drugs Baby Supplies Cosmetics Elastic Stockings H ours 8 a.m.- 10 p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday CA 9-1041 Duke Of Gloucester Street 213 Complete Athletic Outfits Since 1876 Distributors of WILSON SPORTING GOODS CO. A. G. SPALDING CO. A. J. REACH CO. SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING CO. RED FOX MANUFACTURING CO. ANDERSON BROS. BOOK STORE, INC. CITIES SERVICE YORK OIL CO. 33 East Sunset Road Hampton, Virginia PERSONALIZED SERVICE Phone PA 3-3371 THE TOPS IN BRANDNAME SHOES 3215 Washington Ave. Newnnarket Shopping Center Casey ' s, Williamsburg THE LODGE RESTAURANT for Steaks Seafood Chicken Banquet Room Orders to Go ROUTE 17 DIAL 898-8201 Compliments of GRAFTON LAUNDROMAT 214 ALL THATS NEW FOR YOUNG MEN UmverfttU POWMTOWH laWPOUT NEWS COMPLETE LINES OF SPORTSWEAR FOR GIRLS AND BOYS OF HIGH SCHOOL AGE 3001 WASHINGTON AVENUE ROY D. HODGE KNITTING KNOOK FUEL CORP. TIRE CO. Knit+ing for your every 3 Miles East of Williamsburg, Virginia knitting need U. S. Route 60 Phone CA 9-1618 Over Brown ' s Gift Shop 8-Hr. - Recapping Trailer Bottled Gas Tanks Filled New, Used, and Recapped Tires Duke of Gloucester St. Williamsburg, Virginia NICK ALLEN BUICK 7316 WARWICK BLVD. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Your Buick Dealer for Over 25 Years 215 TAREY ' S DRIVE IN Quality Food for All the Family Jefferson Ave. at Harperviiie Rd. Newport News, Va. FRAZIER-GRAVES COMPANY, INC. Clothing for Ladies and Young Men DUKE OF GLOUCESTER STREET WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Phone CA 9-1591 Televisions Radios Phonographs Ranges Refrigerations Washers NEESE APPLIANCE CO. Incorporated 435 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia CA 9-3484 Sales and Service on All Makes dM COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAMSBURG ATLANTIC WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Telephone TWIight 8-5451 2Vi Miles South of Yorktown Bridge on U. S. Route 17 MOTOR LODGE V W. S. WORNOM Seaford, Virginia Hardware, Appliances and Groceries PHONE TW 8-2781 GRAFTON DODGE GARAGE y Dodge — Dodge Dart Sales and Service Dodge Job Rated Trucks 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Telephone TW 8-5482 Grafton, Virginia DAWSON ' S CRAB HOUSE Dandy, Virginia WEAVER BROTHERS Lumber - - Millwork Building Supplies Newport News Yorktown CH 4-8411 TU 7-3 II 1 R. M. MILLS Oils Hardware Gas Phone TW 8-8581 Seaford, Virginia DAIRY WHIP Try Our Pit Cooked Barbecue Route 17 Tabb, Virginia TABB T.V. Route 17 Yorktown, Virginia 217 RANCH HOUSE anch Ho( « Restaurant Hi-Way 17 Yorktown, Va. THOMAS NELSON MOTEL Route 17 Yorktown, Virginia WESTERN AUTO DEALER Your Home Owned Family Store CLYDE C. COLLINS (Owner) Grafton Shopping Center Phone 898-5047 Grafton, Virginia JOHN P. LLOYD ' S GULF STATION Route 17 Yorktown, Virginia C. E. CROCKETT SONS, INC. Producers and Packers All Kinds of Seafood Including Ocean Rubber Belly Trou+s Seaford, Virginia • i-V-U ' TltAW MWK?N tovict AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS Units Rebuilt, Exchanged, and Adjusted 4000 Miles, or 90-Day Guarantee MOORE ' S SERVICE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION No Money Down — Twenty Months to Pay Quality Work at Reasonable Prices Rt. 17, Tabb, Va. Phone LY 5-0278 HARRISON MOTOBS TRJHS STADtEDS i frENEIjJras BATTERIFS ' ' • Qjjw ' — HARRISON AUTO SALVAGE We Buy Wrecks Used Auto Parts U. S. 17 Tabb, Virginia Phone LY 6-6377 219 THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE ON THE PENINSULA . . . SOON WITH ANOTHER BRANCH LOCATED AT THE WARWICK SHOPPING CENTER IN NEWPORT NEWS Washington Ave. at 32nd Street Newport News, Virginia 221 Friends and Patrons SHEMATEK ' S GULF SERVICE Route 17 Graf+on, Virginia YORK AUTO PARTS. INC. Route 17 Tabb, Virginia YORKTOWN RESTAURANT Yorktown, Virginia JAMES E. ROWE Box 43 1 Yorktown, Virginia SCHMIDT FLORIST Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia C. C. HALE FLYING A SERVICE 1620 Richmond Road . ' ' ' ' ' Williamsburg, Virginia WILLIAMSBURG BUILDING MATERIAL, INC. By-Pass Road Williamsburg, Virginia HAROLD J. STONE Sfate Farm Insurance Newport News, Virginia LAFAYETTE MOTEL U.S. Rt. 17 at Va. 173 West Yorktown, Virginia GRAFTON SHOE REPAIR - Route 17 Grafton. Virginia SEVENTEEN BEAUTY SALON 741 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. Newport News. Virginia SOLES BROTHERS BOATS Yorktown, Virginia DAMIAN ' S CITIES SERVICE Rt. 168 and Pennlman Rd. Williamsburg, Virginia F. L. ELEY ' S STORE Dandy, Virginia YORKTOWN ESSO Yorktown, Virginia ECONOMY SHOP ., Yorlctown, Virginia ' M ' ' EDMONDSON ' S BARBER SHOP Seaford, Virginia GRAFTON BEAUTY SALON Grafton, Virginia YORKTOWN GARAGE Yorlctown, Virginia GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1501 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia BINGLEY ' S GROCERY Williamsburg, Virginia APPEARANCE BEAUTY SALON 1319 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia L G. WILDEY MARINE RAILWAY Seaford, Virginia COACHCRAFT AUTO TRIM F. W. Henry Williamsburg, Virginia COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP for appointment Call: CA 9-1248 NATIONAL BARBER SHOP Dulce of Gloucester St. Williamsburg, Virginia G. T. BROOKS AGENCY Williamsburg, Virginia 222 RODGERS A. SMITH Tabb, Virginia Friends and Patrons WIMPY ' S MARKET NELSON C. OVERTON Tabb, Virginia l22-26th Street Newport News. Virginia M. 1. BRYANT A. T. JENNINGS Yorlcfown, Virginia Yorlttown, Virginia LEE WHITE ' S HARDWARE BREEDEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Newport News, Virginia Seaford, Virginia A. S. WHITE S. C. MORGAN Yorlttown, Virginia Yorlttown, Virginia FLETCHER ' S INSURANCE WELLWORTH CLEANERS Yorlttown, Virginia Newport News, Virginia MORRISON AMERICAN SERVICE DINO ' S Newport News, Virginia Yorlttown, Virginia GEORGE L. SMITH JOHN F. ROLLINS Tabb, Virginia Poquoson, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM VEPCO TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 223 ■is« a ' . f .1 ALMA MATER Where our loyal patriots won In the warm October sun Stands our school, a tribute to Those heroes, strong and true. Hail York High ! Hail York High ! May that spirit never die. Hail York High! Hail York High! May her banner ever fly. We vill follow in their way. Steadfast loyal day by day. Honor to York High we ' ll bring Of Alma Mater sing. DAN GALLAGHER ' 63 T ' ' ' W -3. .-«.-. i-iTj ' S3 v.- •«fe % ij m S i - ' Jm - ' ' m ' A - V.