Buckingham Central High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Buckingham, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

.-v.v- ll l-i II... 1.-4 ■ |gil£ I IS . HUB i ' ' ' fl 0 - ’ : f . ; ■ ' ' . !rw � 1 9 f.. 1963 BUCCA Buckingham Central High Buckingham , Virginia 1 i f SCULPTOR OF YOUTH I took a piece of plastic clay, And idly fashioned it one day. And as my fingers pressed it, still It moved and yielded to my will. I came again when days were past; The list of clay was hard at last. The form I gave it still it bore, And I could fashion it no more. I took a piece of living clay, And gently pressed it day by day, And molded with my power and art A young child ' s soft and yielding heart. I came again when years had gone: It was a man I looked upon, He still that early impress bore, And I could fashion it no more. Anonymous ' of he Library of Virginia :ichmond VA FOREWORD 2 CONTENTS Juniors Page 33 3 We , the Senior Class of Buckingham Central High School, dedicate this, the Sixty- three Buccaneer, to OUR PARENTS. We owe this honor to them more than anyone else. They have been the sculptors; we, the clay. Through their continuous efforts and numerous sacrifices, they have begun to mold the statue of our lives. They have given to us the opportunities to be- come useful citizens and have instilled in us the highest possible standards — physi- cally, morally, mentally, and spiritually. They have put forth their very best in molding our lives through example and counsel. We will honor OUR PARENTS by continually striving for perfection. This dedi- cation is our way of saying M We love and appreciate these patient, faithful sculptors —OUR BELOVED PARENTS. Administration As a sculptor depends on tools to achieve perfection, so must we. The faculty and administration are tools to help us achieve our education. Division Superintendent Irving S. Driscoll B.S, William and Mary M.S. University of Virginia SCHOOL BOARD Frank H. Johns, Chairman Curdsville District Edgar Southall Francisco District T. W. Patteson James River District Joel M. LeSueur Marshall District C. Hamilton Agee, Jr, Maysville District T. A. Maxey Slate River District OFFICE STAFF James M. Anderson B.A., M.A. University of Richmond Math, Guidance, Latin Nancy Anderson B.S. Westhampton College Speech, Business, History William Arrowood B.S. East Tennessee State Physical Education, Science Faculty Gordon L. Baldwin B.S., M.S. V.P.I. Vocational Agriculture Beatrice Ballowe B.S. Longwood College Librarian Geneva Blackwell- Camp B.S. Longwood College Business, English 8 Judith Corson B.A. William and Mary College Latin, English Jerry Covey B.S. V.P.I. Vocational Agriculture Elizabeth Forbes B.S. Longwood College English, Guidance Faculty Harriet Johns B.S. William and Mary College Columbia University Home Economics Patricia B. Johnson B.S. Longwood College Business Joseph E. Lyman R.P.I. Band, Chorus 9 Herbert Maxey B.S. V.P.I. Vocational Agriculture Jesse C. Nuckols B.S. Longwood College Physical Education John Mogle M. Ed. Pennsylvania State Univ. B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. Art Faculty Grace Rainey B.A. Elon College English, Social Studies Dorthy Morgan B.S. Longwood College M. Ed. University of Virginia Home Economics O. P. Sadler B.A. University of Virginia Math, Science 10 Emma G. Sadler B.S. Longwood College Math Helen Saxon B.A. Bridgewater College Science Lorna Scott B.S. Longwood College Math, English Faculty Catherine Spencer B.A. Univ. of Richmond Social Studies Thomas Stanley B.A. Randolph Macon College English, Government Physical Education John Stuart B.A. Hampden-Sydney M.A. Longwood College French, English 1 1 w ■ : 1 r ' .r rpTy Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Helpers Robert Clarke Cafeteria Helper and Custodian Mrs. Annie Lee Price Mrs. Isla Jones Mrs. Lucille Beatty Mrs. Mildred Taylor School Cannery Mrs. Ruby Bryant Freshmen We are the raw material- -inexperienced, frightened, but hopeful. OFFICERS President Lee Baldwin Vice-President Tommy Woodie Secretary Cheryl Daniels Treasurer Richard Moseley SPONSORS Mrs. Patricia Johnson, Mrs. Geneva Camp, Mr. Gordon Baldwin, and Mrs. Nancy An- derson Sub-Freshmen Arthur Absher Donna Baber Nancy Adams Lee Baldwin Leslie Adcock Raymond Banton Charles Allen Virginia Banton Kathleen Allen Shirley Booth Ray Amos Jane Branch 16 Jean Branch Doris Broome Anna Bryant Joe Bryant Mary Bryant Patricia Bryant Shirley Bryant Bernard Burks Brenda Catlett Kenneth Catlett Chester Childress Jackie Christian Virginia Christian Marion Craft Darlene Davis Haden Davis Jimmy Crews J, M. Dixon William Crump Melvin Dolan Cheryl Daniels Donnie Duty Betty Davis Lynn Eanes Frances Edwards John Edwards Rebecca Edwards James Elliott Carol Fancher Nan Forbes Noah Godsey Patsy Godsey Vernon Gormus Karen Gough Johnny Griffin David Griffith 17 Charles Gunter Warren Hackett Cecilia Hall Nancy Hall Cornelia Hanes Johnny Harris Billy Holman Kathleen Huddleston Sue Huddleston Paul Jamerson Annette Jones Mark Jones Patsy Jones Pat Morgan Rebecca Jones Rita Morgan Nancy Land David Martin Richard Moseley Leon Newton Jane McCraw Clarence Mowbray Linwood Newton Robert Newton Judy Nixon Radford Ranson David Oliver Joan Repass Grace Oliver Douglas Rush Macy Ownby John Scruggs Martha Pennington Irving Poole Edith Sharpe Linda Shores Carolyn Smith Charles Smith James Snoddy Sam Snoddy Tommy Snoddy Shirley Spencer Linda Sprouse Robbie Sprouse Joyce Taylor Kenneth Taylor William Taylor, Jr. Barbara Toney Claude Toney Patricia Wakefield Rita Waycaster Ethel Wharam Sammy Wharam Sue Whorley Betty Wilkerson Judy Wiseman George Woodfin Thomas Woodie Bonnie Wooten Gail Wooten Patricia Wooten Joyce Wright Linda Wright Wanda Yancy Not Pictured: Mildred Bacon Bettye Ruth Sprouse Wanda Wright 19 Snaps educational form, With a year behind us, we have only the rough beginning of an President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . -Treasurer . . , OFFICERS . Ronnie Garrett .Brenda Ragland Audrey Patteson . . .Andy Emert SPONSORS Mrs. Dorothy Morgan, Mrs. Lorna Scott, Mr. Tom Stanley Freshmen Hamilton Agee Linwood Agee Mary Alice Agee Willie Agee Gretchen Alexander Linda Baird 22 avid Bickford renda Connatser fary Lou Driscoll Peggy Boggs Dixie Connatser Roger Dunkum Russell Branch Wayne Cook Marsha Edwards Barbara Bryant Johnny Crewes Andy Emert Violet Carroll Ted Davis Phil Emert Thomas Christian Ruby Dean Jerry Fair inda Garrett oger Harris Ronnie Garrett Judy Hellard John Gunter Cathy Higgins Linda Gunter Johnny Holmes Perry Gunter Thelma Horne Linda Hardiman Martha Johns 23 Donna Kidd Nelson Lipscomb Joyce Moss Lawrence Kidd Adrian Lovell Victor Mottley Mary Leonard Judy Marion Calvin Murphy Elaine LeSueur Vincent Marks Peggy Newton Thomas LeSueur Donna Massie Roger Newton Bill Lindsey Margie McClung Faye Noble Rita O ' Bryant Gordon Ragland Ann Oliver Ronnie Ragland Audrey Patteson Wyomma Ragland Duane Powers Paul Raikes -V Brenda Ragland Kay Rainey Carolyn Ragland Henry Ranson 24 Lucille Robertson Donald Shumaker Teddy Stout Jean Saunders Leonard Scullin William Shumaker Carolyn Snoddy Laura Swartz Doris Taylor Virginia Seay Phil Snoddy Melton Taylor Judy Senger Graham Spencer Alvin Thomas Lola Shook James Spencer Pearl Wade Shirley Waycaster Barbara Wiseman Mary Lou Webb Henry Wood Carol Whorley John Wood Anne Williams Aline Woodfin Not Pictured: Bobby Allen Walter Davis Dennis Huskey Jerry Isley William Moss Barbara Newton Maxine Ownby Freddie Wakefield Nancy Wright 25 We have much to learn, but we are developing a very definite form. Today ' s seemingly unimportant underclassmen will develop into tomorrow ' s leaders. OFFICERS President Agnes Johns Vice-President . . . Junior Mitchell Secretary Diane Moss Treasurer . . .Wayne Benninghove SPONSORS Mrs. Helen Saxon Mrs. Grace Rainey Mr. John Stuart Sophomores 28 Diane Adams Mary Baird Arthur Blake Pattie Sue Adams Billy Ballowe Delmas Carroll Patsy Allen Lloyd Ballowe Faye Carroll Faye Adcock Joyce Banton Mary Carroll Roy Bailey Robert Benart Pat Christian Margaret Baird Wayne Benninghove J. D. Clevinger Larry Connatser Nancy Davis Gaynelle Dunkum Earl Dunn Percy Davis David Edwards Shelby Davis Irving Epperson Steve Derrenbacker Joyce Dolan Richard Fisher Albert Fuqua William Garrett Barbara Hardiman Joe Jamerson Larry Gough Anita Harris Pam Jamerson Sam Gowin Charles Harvey Agnes Johns Mary Lou Guthrie Patsy Heath Betty Lou Jones Carolyn Hackett John Herndon Helen Jones Sandra Hall Josephine Huddleston i Joe Jones Thomas Jones James Marks Joyce Kidd Julia Marks Wayne King Perry McCraw David Leonard Sherry McCraw Robert Lewis Jimmy Miller Rosemary Love Junior Mitchell Marion Mosely Diane Moss June Moss Joyce Newton Myra Newton Sarah Newton Jerry Ownby Earl Phaup L. D. Phaup Shirley Moss Betty Newton Freida Newton Jerry Nixon Jimmy O ' Bryant Betty Ownby Alfre d Ragland Pat Riggs Irma Rosen John Rosen Crawford Roach Elizabeth Rush Norman Shumaker Tommy Shumaker Jimmy Smith Alex Scruggs Margaret Shepherd Edna Shumaker Norman Smith Carl Snoddy Mary Snoddy Jo Ann Steger Ruby Wharam Pete Talbot Hilda Whorley Robert Snoddy Gene Watson Nancy Throckmorton Mary Tipton Joyce Wade Linda Woodie Earl Wootten Madeline Wooten Juniors We wait only for the finishing touches, our futures have almost been molded. Oh, to be a Senior ! OFFICERS President Van Shepard Vice-President . . . . E. M. Wright Secretary Winnie Bryant Treasurer Linda Goode SPONSORS Miss Elizabeth Forbes Mr. O. P. Sadler Juniors 34 Buddy Amos Malcolm Booker T. C. Beasley Bernice Bryan Cecil Benninghove Sue Bryant Kenneth Boley Winnifred Bryant Johnny Booker Margaret Burcher Jessie Carroll James Davis Reese Carroll Evelyn Dixon Patricia Caul Judy Dorrier Jean Christian Donnie Duncan Jerry Daniels Betty Dunnevant 35 Darlene Duty Linda Green Charles Edwards Carol Griffith Sandra Fancher Steve Gunter Susan Forbes Nancy Hardiman Linda Goode Betty Harding Ann Harris Charles Horne Johnny Harris Raymond Huskey Charles Heath Michael Isley Jane Heath Nancy Jamerson Kyle Holloway Johnny Jones 36 Charles Kidd Frances Moss Linda Lightfoot Ned McClung Grandy Llewellyn Charles Newton Nancy Morgan Johnny Pennington Carole Morris Sue Ranson Terry Shelton Norma Snoddy Susie Shepherd Louise Spencer Van Shepherd Pat Sprouse Jo Ann Shores Betty Stiles Barbara Snoddy Gerald Stinson 37 Jack Stout Joyce Wilmoth James Ter Haar Siney Wooten Shelby Wright Not Pictured: Wayne Davenport Earl Snoddy 38 rpgrpt and f i.na.1 ity T .. .we haim reached the end of our. high school days. We, too are afraid; but we look forward to the fulfillment of future hopes and dreams. We, the Seniors of ' 63, have been given the opportunity to find direction and molding for our lives. Now, we await the polishing, which time and experience bring. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-president Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Frances Durham . . . Roger Hill . . Gloria Steger . . Marie Senger . . Faye Wyland SPONSORE Mrs. Catharine Spencer and Mrs. Emma G. Sadler Senior Class 40 BUFORD STINSON ADCOCK LYNDA LEE BABER DOROTHY LEE ADCOCK ALBERT FRANKLIN BAIRD, JR. FRANCES SHARON BABER NANCY LOUISE BALLOWE LINDA FAYE BOATWRIGHT CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA BOGGS RICHARD BOYD BRYANT LINDA PEGGY CONNATSER MARY LEE DAVIDSON WILBUR HARVEY CREWS BETTY MARIE CRUMP NOEL LAWFORD DAVIDSON ELLIS TRUMEN DERRENBACKER 42 IRVING SEARS DRISCOLL, JR. FRANCES BLAIR DURHAM DAVID FRANKLIN FULCHER MACY VERNETT GORMUS KENNETH ALFRED HARRIS BEST ALL AROUND Frances Durham Roger Hill 43 PATRICIA ANN HARRIS CARRIE ANNE HERNDON MOST ORIGINAL Faye Wyland Ellis Durrenbacker ROGER DALE HILL JAMES ROBERT HUDGINS STEPHEN DOUGLAS HUSKEY 44 LUCY DAHL JOHNS JAMES BURNETT JONES LINDA FAYE LAWSON 45 THOMAS EARL PATTESON, III CAROLE LEE REARDON RONDALL BRUCE POWERS JOYCE MARIE REYNOLDS EDNA IRENE RAGLAND ALLEN GILLESPIE RITTER SHIRLEY MAY SALMON CAROLYN MAY SEAY KAROLYN LeSUEUR SEAY 46 PAULETTE MARIE SENGER JUDITH MARGARET SHULER ACIE CLARK SHUMAKER ELBON BOONEY SPROUSE, III VELMA DUNKUM SPROUSE 47 DIANE MARIE STEGER GLORIA LLEWELLYN STEGER CAROLYN ALLEN TAYLOR MOST TALENTED MOST SCHOLARLY Nancy Ballowe Allen Ritter Marie Senger Tommy Patteson 48 MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Linda Lawson David Fulcher Ron Powers Carole Le e Reardon 49 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED 50 CLASS POEM In September of nineteen fifty- eight, We swarmed into Central High. Ready to play- -not too anxious to learn, But determined to be the best or die ! We weren ' t the best, but we didn ' t quit, We kept giving it another try. We ' d show the Seniors we were Somebody, We ' d get used to our wings and fly. The first two years were a bit of a struggle. There seemed to be SO much to learn. Through tests and exams we somehow struggled, We had a place at Central to earn! By the time we reached our Sophomore year, We felt we had gained great strides. Biology, Latin and Algebra 2 Were pounded into our hides. Remember Tom Sawyer , our Junior Play, Aunt Polly, Huck and the rest? It was a big success- -no one could deny Our best was REALLY the best! Who could forget our Hawaiian Prom-- A magic night for us all ! Each boy a Prince Charming- -Each girl a Cinderella At that wonderfully enchanted ball. All things sometime must come to an end. This must be true of our school days-- Each must go out to meet life alone, Each must go in separate ways. Not one of us shall ever forget Our days at Central High. Each of us leave better prepared To meet our Maker by and by. F,or not only have we received an education, We have learned to live with our fellow- men We have only to apply what we have learned- - Go to meet Life and go to WIN! Remember each day brings another chance, Don ' t ever give up your fight. Go forth, Senior Class of 63 , Walk ever in God ' s guiding light. — Faye Horsley Wyland 52 beginners- -into finished athletes who can be called a tool of artistic creation. k ■ m Captain: Van Sheperd Managers: Johnny Holmes Hamilton Agee Ronnie Garrett Football Coaches: Thomas Stanley and William Arrowood Left to Right: FIRST ROW-J. Mitchell, R. Pow- ers, D. Fulcher, G. Llewllyn, C. Edwards. SEC- COND ROW: J. Davis, H. Wood, N. Smith, B. Snoddy, R. Bailey, P. McCraw, J. Booker, L. Woodie. THIRD ROW: J. Pennington, M. Booker, J. Herndon, J. Daniels, N. Lipscomb, V. Sheperd, J. Jones, M. Isley. Boys’ Basketball Captain: David Fulcher Coach: William Arrowood L to R: D. Fulcher, M. Booker, V. Sheperd, E. M. Scorekeeper: Wright, J. Booker, B. Snoddy, I. Driscoll, R. Powers, Lucy Johns D. Duncan, G. Llewllyn. 56 Girls’ Basketball Captain: Linda Lawson Coach: Mrs. Jesse Nuckols L to R: F. Noble, F. Durham, M. Guthrie, E. LeSueur, C. Reardon, A. Patteson, M. Webb, M. Driscoll, P. Sprouse, A. Johns, L. Swartz, P. Jamerson, L. Baber, J. Saunders, L. Lawson. MANAGERS: Noel Davidson Barbara Waycaster 58 Scorekeeper: Lucy Johns David Oliver Johnny Harris Lee Baldwin Linwood Newton Donnie Duty Earl Wooten Johnny Holmes Kenneth Taylor Irving Epperson Adrian Lovell George Woodfin Hamilton Agee Duane Powers John Wood, Jr. j Coach: Mr. Thomas Stanley Captains: John Wood, Jr. Duane Powers J. V. Basketball ! i 60 Basketball Cheerleaders CAPTAINS: SPONSOR: Jane Heath Mrs. Nancy Anderson Diane Moss L to R: FIRST ROW-L. Sprouse, B. Sprouse, N. Throckmorton, G. Alexander, SECOND ROW- P. Turner, N. Snoddy, P. Heath. THIRD ROW-P. Jones, D. Moss, J. Heath. TOP-C. Daniels. si Football Cheerleaders Captains: Jane Heath Darlene Duty Sponsor: Mrs. Nancy Anderson CENTER: Darlene Duty, Debby Davis, Jane Heath. L to R: Diane Moss, Rosemary Love, Laura Swartz, Pat Turner, Patsy Heath, Nancy Throckmorton, Betty Sprouse, Linda Sprouse. 62 Activities Students differ in background, interests, desires, and potentials; they must be handled individually. Since. the sculptor may choose from a variety of raw materials, so the stu- dent has the opportunity to choose his activities; thus attaining diversified accomplish- ments. KNEELING: R. Garrett, I. Driscoll. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: L. Woodie, G. Steger, F. Durham, G. Ragland, P. Adams, E. M. Wright, A. Johns, R. Jones, N. Hardiman, C. Smith, D. Duty, L. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: M. Pennington, D. Steger, M. Webb, N. Davidson, L. Sprouse, N. Throckmorton. THIRD ROW: A. Williams, C. Heath. FOURTH ROW: L. Johns, R. Hill. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Patteson, Van Sheperd. OFFICERS President ............ . Irving Driscoll, Jr. Vice-President ............. E. M. Wright Vice-President-Programs . . Karolyn LeSueur Seay Secretary ................ Agnes Johns Treasurer ............... Ronnie Garrett Sponsor James M. Anderson, Jr. 64 Lay mu OFFICERS: President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . SPONSORS: Mrs. Lorna Scott Mrs. Helen Saxon . . Roger Hill . Marie Senger Winnie Bryant . E. M. Wright Jean Christian L to R: FIRST ROW-G. Steger, S. Shepherd, L. Goode, S. Forbes, C. Morris, J. Dorrier, L. Spencer, B. Snoddy, S. Ranson. SECOND ROW-W. Bryant, K. Webb, C. Heath, J. Stout, P. Turner, D. Steger, M. Senger, F. Durham. THIRD ROW-L. Baber, T. C. Beasley, L. Green, B. Bryant, J. Mitchell, P. Sprouse, N. Davidson, N. Hardiman. FOURTH ROW-E. M. Wright, I. Driscoll, L. Johns, T. Patteson, N. Morgan, R. Hill, J. Pennington, J. Christian. Senior Hi-Y OFFICERS: President .... .Tommy Patteson Vice-President . . . .Diane Steger Secretary Kaye Webb Treasurer . . . Barbara Waycaster Chaplain Becky Morgan Reporter Sharon Baber SPONSOR Mrs. Grace Rainey L to R: FIRST ROW-G. Steger, B. Morgan. SECOND ROW-P. Harris, S. Baber, K. Webb, D. Steger, B. Way- caster. THIRD ROW-N. Davidson, R. Powers, C. Boggs, A. Ritter. FOURTH ROW- T. Patteson, L. Law- son, R. Hill, L. Baber. FIFTH ROW-I. Driscoll, L. Johns. Junior Hi-Y OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . . Historian . . Reporter . . Nancy Hardiman • , Linda Goode . Winnie Bryant . . Sue Ranson . Nancy Morgan . . Pat Turner . E. M. Wright SPONSOR: Mrs. Pat Johnson Left to Right: KNEELING: J, Heath, N. Throckmorton. FIRST ROW: B. Harding, N. Snoddy, P. Heath, S. Ranson, D. Moss. SECOND ROW: S. Wright, S. Moss, S. Shepherd, E. Newton, L. Goode. THIRD ROW: M. Guthrie, R. Love, P. Adams, H. Jones, P. Turner. FOURTH ROW: D. Adams, M. Baird, E. Dixon, P. Sprouse, W. Bryant. FIFTH ROW: A. Johns, N. Hardiman, I. Epperson, D. Chappel, P. Jamerson. SIXTH ROW: S. McCraw, L. Green, R. Bailey, N. Morgan. SEVENTH ROW: J. Pennington, E. M, Wright, V. Sheperd. OFFICERS President Gloria Steger Vice-President .... Kaye Webb Secretary . . . Barbara Waycaster Treasurer ..... Jean Christian Historian .... Nancy Hardiman Reporter Marie Senger Song Leader Linda Woodie SPONSORS Mrs. Dorothy Morgan Miss Harriet Johns OFFICERS: President Jimmy Jones Vice-President . . . Larry Woodie Secretary Earl Snoddy Treasurer Frank Baird Reporter Edward Hanes Sentinel James Wade SPONSORS Mr. Jerry Covey Mr. Gordon Baldwin Civil War OFFICERS: President Charles Heath Vice-President . . Grandy Llewllyn Secretary-Treasurer Ronnie Garrett Reporter .... Betty Ruth Sprouse SPONSOR Miss Judith Corson Library L to R: SEATED-J. Mitchell, S. Salmon, F. Newton, N. Ballowe, Mrs. Ballowe, FIRST ROW-L. Shook, L. Woodie, B. Snoddy, L. Sharpe, A. Harris, J. Steger, J. Newton, J. Dolarn, B. Jones, M. Burcher, S. Way- caster, W. Ragland. SECOND ROW-M. Dirscoll, C. Seay, M. Gormus, V. Seay, C. Reardon, D. Adcock, M. Carroll, S. Fancher, C. Herndon. OFFICERS: President ..... Shirley Salmon Vice President . . . Freida Newton Secretary ...... Nancy Ballowe Treasurer ...... Linda Woodie Reporter ...... Janie Mitchell SPONSOR: Mrs. Beatrice Ballowe Science L. to R.; SEATED: E. Wooten, L. Waycaster, R. Ter Haar, Mr. Sadler. STANDING: N. Smith, R. Carroll, C. Benning- hove, E. Derrenbacker, R. Fisher, I. Daniels. OFFICERS President . . . Ellis Derrenbacker Vice-President . Cecil Benninghove Secretary-Treasurer . John Herndon Reporter Richard Ter Haar Sponsor: Mr. O. P. Sadler Safety Patrol L. to R.: R. Garrett, V. Mottley, D. Baber, T. Christian, K. Gough, E. LeSueur, J. M. Dixon, M. Dolan, L. Ballowe, D. Bickford, C. Elliot, J. Scruggs, L. Wright, P. Snoddy, B. Burks, A. Absher, N. Godsey, D. Martin, J. Wade, N. Smith, H. Wood, J. Edwards, R. Amos, J. Christian. IN DOOR: C. Smith, J. Crews. 4-H GIRLS ' OFFICERS President- Brenda Ragland Vice- President- Peggy Connatser Secretary- Treasurer- Carolyn Ragland Song Leaders- Martha Johns Faye Carroll BOYS ' OFFICERS President- Wilbur Crews Vice- President- Perry McCraw Secretary- Treasurer- Charles Kidd Reporter- Charles Horne Song Leaders- Alex Scruggs John Wood, Jr. 75 Band DIRECTOR: Joseph E. Lyman MAJORETTES: Carole Reardon, Head Majorette Gretchen Alexander Ann Williams Shirley Booth Bonnie Wooten Student Director .... Allen Ritter Assistant Student Director Lucy Johns Librarian . . . Gretchen Alexander Assistant Librarian . Ann Williams Clerk Elizabeth Newton 76 FIRST ROW: L to R-L. Woodie, G. Oliver, L. Baird, B. Stiles, B. Wooten, A. Harris, B. Jones, L. Sharpe, A. Harris, J. Banton, L. Sprouse, B„ Connatser, K. Gough, M. Burcher, J, Moss, N. Ballowe. SECOND ROW-M. Davidson, J. Reynolds, P. Connatser, M. Agee, C. Hall, J. Moss, P. Harris, W. Wright, W. Yancy, M. Leonard, M. Snoddy, E. Wharam, B. Wilkerson, R, Waycaster, M. Shepherd, L. Taylor, C. Herndon. THIRD ROW-L. Robertson, J. Wiseman, A. Oliver, S. Davis, S. Newton, R. Wharam, V. Carroll, M. Carroll, E. Ragland, C. Seay, W. Bryant, F. Adcock, J. Saunders, D. Adams, F. Carroll, M. Gormus, J. Mitchell, L. Moss, I. Rosen. FOURTH ROW-R. Rosen, L. Gough, F. Wakefield, C. Newton, J. Jamerson, J. Edwards, L. Woodie, G. Stinson, S. Huskey, F. Baird, T. Shumaker, R. Hanes, K. Boley, J. Harris, C. Edwards, P. Gunter, A. Absher, W. Agee, J. Wooten. Chorus DIRECTOR: Mr. Joseph Lyman 77 Class Favorites of ’63 Juniors Senior MOST POPULAR Carol Murphy Sophomores Van Shepard and Darlene Duty 78 Junior Mitchell and Rosemary Love Senior MOST POPULAR Irving Driscoll, Jr. Freshmen Class Favorites of ’63 Sub-Freshmen Betty Ruth Sprouse and Richard Moseley Jerry Fair and Mary Lou Driscoll 79 Homecoming Court HOMECOMING QUEEN Noel Davidson L to R: FIRST ROW: Donna Massie, Jane Heath. SECOND ROW: Joyce Dolan, Rosemary Love, Betty Ruth Sprouse. THIRD ROW: Noel David- son, Nancy Morgan, Kaye Webb. NOT PICTURED: Marsha Edwards, Frances Edwards. 80 « ■ 1 f W 3 JSTCl i Forensic Team SPONSORS Mrs. Nancy Anderson Miss Elizabeth Forbes GIRLS ' POETRY READING First: Sharon Baber Second Place: Agnes Johns Third: Mary Lou Webb GIRLS ' PUBLIC SPEAKING First: Faye Wyland Second: Lynda Baber BOYS’ POETRY READING First: Irving Epperson Second: Van Shepard PROSE READING Girls ' First: Pam Jamerson Second: Lynda Baber Boys ' First: Johnny Pennington BOYS ' PUBLIC SPEAKING First: E. M. Wright Second: Van Shepard 82 SPONSOR Mr. James M. Anderson AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Noel Davidson Pattie Sue Adams (not pictured) Debate Team AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Diane Moss Van Shepard NEGATIVE TEAM E. M. Wright Bobby Snoddy STATE DEBATE CHAMPIONS OF 1962 Noel Davidson Faye Wyland 83 TOMMY PATTESON Physics, Advanced Mathematics Government, English DIANE STEGER Chemistry NOEL DAVIDSON Latin, Government LUCY JOHNS Latin Top Scholastic Students IRVING DRISCOLL, JR. Advanced Mathematics MARIE SENGER English GLORIA STEGER French ELLIS DERRENBACKER Physics In Their Respective Fields ilfAtlV Yearbook Staff Editor Noel Davidson Business Manager Roger Hill Copy Editor Photographer Sharon Baber Linda Lawson Treasurer Lucy Johns Art Editor Marie Senger 88 L. to R.: FIRST ROW: I. Driscoll, Jr., C. Boggs, K. Webb, G. Steger, M. Gormus, M. Johns, A. Pat- teson, M. Guthrie. SECOND ROW: P. Adams, D. Moss, G. Alexander, N. Pennington, P. Turner, F. Wyland, N. Hardiman, B. Morgan, J. Spencer. THIRD ROW: A. Johns, P. Jamerson, T. Patteson, A. Ritter, R. Bailey, I. Epperson, J. Griffin, I. Poole. Assistant Editor Assistant Business Assistant Art Typist Typist Linda Goode Manager Editor Macy Gormus Gloria Steger Pat Sprouse Winnie Bryant Class Prophecy Impatiently, I pushed the revolving door before me, Oh, dear, I have so much to do --shoppingto finish, clothes to pick up at the cleaners ' , and ALL that homework to do as soon as I get home. Wouldn ' t you know it? The door was stuck! I pushed the door hard- er than before. Perhaps too hard, for it pro- pelled me around and around, until it finally came to a halt. I found myself standing in front of a room which looked strangely famil- iar but very much out of place. The faces, too, seemed familiar, although not exactly as I remembered them. A large banner was stretched across the room with these words: Welcome back, Class of ' 63! A young man approached me and I im- mediately recognized him as Tommy Patte- son, but much older than yesterday when I saw him at school. So glad you could come, Faye. W e were beginning to think you weren ' t. Won ' t it be wonderful to see the class of ' 63 together again after ten years? Suddenly everything fell into place. As impossible as it seemed, I had gone into the future ten years and was attending my class reunion at the cafeteria of Buckingham Cen- tral. Impossible? I thought so too, but there I was getting a sneak preview of the future lives of my classmates. As we entered the room to mingle with the group, Tommy explained that he was now DR. Patteson, founder of the Buckingham General Hospital. He had employed Judi Shuler as his receptionist and Peggy Connat- ser as his medical secretary. On the way, we were met by Frances Durham, head of Durham Secretarial College. Frances was still playing ball as frequently as her duties wouldpermit. She told us Nancy Ballowe and Macy Gormus held secretarial positions un- der members of President Caroline ' s Cabi- net. We turned towards a noisy group near the door to see what was going on. Who should enter but Noel Davidson. Noel had been ap- pointed U. S. Ambassador to Tahiti and other islands of the South Pacific. With her was that striking blonde, Lucy Johns. Lucy had established a most unique school in New Or- leans at which she taught rich young men to become irresistible flirts! Things quieted down and Lynda Baber en- tertained us with a lovely song. Lynda was teaching advanced Algebra at Central. Talk- ing about old school days, she told us that Linda Lawson, girl ' s basketball coach at the University of Dillwyn, was engaged to Troy Donahue! Patsy Harris was the dramatic coachat the University and was currently di- recting Tom Sawyer. All the group was disappointed that Karolyn Sue Seay had been unable to leave her EIGHT children to attend the reunion. Lynda also told us Carolyn Allen Taylor was Irving Driscoll ' s private secre- tary. Irving owned his own engineering con- cern, his latest project being that fabulous bridge connecting downtown Dillwyn with Route 60. Before the bridge could be com- pleted, E. B. and Velma Sprouse had to move their garage. They didn ' t object for they wanted to expand their business and build a new home. Moving through the room, I stopped to talk with Betty Crump and Becky Morgan. Betty owned the Elite Beauty Salon and em- ployed Dot Adcock as her receptionist. Betty told me her biggest competitor was Mary Lee, owner of Davidson ' s Salon right across the street. Is that a police uniform Frand Baird is wearing? I asked. Why, yes, answered Becky. He is Captain of the Dillwyn Metro- politan Squad and I ' m Dillwyn ' s first police- woman. And, Wilbur Crews is making an ex- cellent Sheriff for Buckingham County. He has gotten new glasses and ne never misses a thing! Gloria Steger was at the punchbowl, man- aging refreshments. Gloria, who taught the fourth grade at Buckingham Elementary, told me that Diane Steger was her principal. Diane seemed to have one big fault: she refused to punish children when they misbehaved, so Shirley Salmon Bolling received both a type- writer and a PADDLE when she became the school secretary. 90 As I moved away from Gloria, I saw a lovely girl surrounded by most of the men at the party. Who could it be but Kaye Webb? Kaye had been modeling for Dior recently and seemed to love it. Kaye said she saw Sharon Baber just before she left Paris. It seemed Sharon had been living on the Left Bank of the Seine and writing most successfully. She had written three best sellers and the sales were still going strong.” Barbara Waycaster, who had taken a year off from her teaching at Christian Elementary to relax and travel, was sharing an apartment with Sharon this year. There were a number of military uniforms at the reception, too; Colonel Steve Huskey of the U. S. Army and Navy Commander James Wade. There ' s just something about a uni- form that . . . well . . . The sports section was also well repre- sented. Ron Powers was playing for the Green Bay Packers in their most successful year. David Fulcher ' s pitching had earned him a fabulous salary as the N. Y. Yankees ' star pitcher. Larry LeSueur had quickly become one of the country ' s top sports announcers after Pee Wee Reese ' s retirement. I joined a chattering group near the win- dow. Joyce Reynolds told me Edna Ragland and she were interior decorators. Their next assignment was to redecorate the White House. Linda Boatwright and Sue Taylor were working for the Division of Motor Vehicles. They often visit Carolyn Seay Morris who was living in Richmond with her husband and two children. As we were talking, Buford Adcock joined our group. Buford, the State Highway Com- missioner, informed us that James Wooten was the resident engineer for Buckingham. Ellis Derrenbacker and Kenneth Harris owned controlling stock in a nationwide garage cor- poration. He also told us that James Hudgins had built a dragstrip on the outskirts of Farm- ville. James ' main attraction was Carole Murphy, Champion Lady Drag Racer of the World. Richard Bryant was their head me- chanic. Next, who should I see but Carole Reardon. Carole was Dale LeSueur ' s campaign mana- ger. Dale had been elected Mayor of the Great Metropolis of Dillwyn. Carole mentioned that Carrie Herndon was conducting screen tests for Paramount Motion Pictures- -the lucky thing! Roger Hill was president of General Motors; Lorine Moss, his public accountant; and Charlotte Boggs Ozmar, his chief typist. Acie Shumaker, while giving out free passes to his bowling alley in Washington, D. C., told me Jimmy Jones had recently been appointed Secretary of Agriculture- -I sup- pose the youngest ever! He seemed to be- lieve Janie Mitchell was very enthusiastic about her position as Jimmy ' s personal con- sultant and advisor. This job enabled her to accompany Jimmy on his inspection tours all over the U. S. Moving along, I stopped to talk with Loretta Taylor. Loretta was stenographer to the Mayor of Charlottesville. Allen Ritter was Commonwealth ' s Attorney. Marie Senger, an excellent secretary, was studying law in her spare time. She had been award- ed national recognition as Secretary of the Year. Knowing Marie, I ' m quite sure she de- served this honor. Goodness, the Class of ' 63 had been suc- cessful! No one could deny that. Suddenly everything became blurred be- fore my eyes. I closed them. The dizziness passed. When my eyes opened, I found to my surprise that I was standing once more inside the revolving door. Apparently I had bumped my head on the door and dreamed of the re- union of the Class of ' 63. Imagine that! I thought to myself. Wait until the class hears about this--they ' ll never believe it! No, they won ' t, will they? I ' ll just keep my dream to myself. --Faye Horsley Wyland and Frances Sharon Baber 91 Senior Statistics BUFORD ADCOCK Scottsville, Virginia Civil Defense Club 4; FFA 1,2,3,4,5-Treas.; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 3. DOROTHY ADCOCK Buckingham, Virginia Band 1; 4-H 1,2; FHA 3,4,5; Library Club 5. LYNDA BABER Scottsville, Virginia Beta 3,4,5; Hi-Y 3-Reporter, 4-Sec., 5; Civil War Club 3-Reporter, 4; 4-H 1,2; Monogram Club 4,5; Science 3; Buccaneer 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Cen- tralizer 2,3; Forensic Club 4,5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Algebra III Award; District Public Speaking. SHARON BABER Scottsville, Virginia FHA2,3,4-Treas., 5; Hi-Y 4-Chaplain, 5-Re- porter; Buccaneer 2, 3, 4, 5; Centralizer 2,3; Class Reporter 3; Homecoming Court 4. FRANK BAIRD Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1,2; FFA 2, 3, 4, 5; Civil Defense 4; Band 1 . NANCY BALLOWE Scottsville, Virginia Library Club 4-Pres., 5; Homeroom Pres. 1; Chorus 3-Reporter, 4-Sec., 5. LINDA BOATWRIGHT New Canton, Virginia FHA 1,2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4, 5. CHARLOTTE BOGGS Arvonia, Virginia FHA 2, 3, 4, 5; Library Club 2; Majorette 2,3; Safety Patrol 3-Sec.; Buccaneer 3,4,5; Hi-Y 4,5; Civil War Club. RICHARD BRYANT Gladstone, Virginia FFA 2, 3, 4, 5. PEGGY CONNATSER Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1,2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-Pres., Songleader; FHA 2, 3, 4, 5; Glee Club 2,3; Softball 3,4. WILBUR CREWS Scottsville, Virginia 4-H 1,2, 3, 4- Pres., 5-Pres.; Library Club 1; Civil War Club 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5. BETTY CRUMP Farmville, Virginia FHA 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Chorus 5; Civil Defense 4. MARY LEE DAVIDSON Buckingham, Virginia FHA 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Glee Club. NOEL DAVIDSON Dillwyn, Virginia Science 2; 4-H 1,2-Se.c.; Civil War Club 3-Sec., 4-Sec.; Hi- Y 3,4- Pres., 5; Beta4,5; Buccaneer 3,4-Assistant Editor, 5-Editor; Centralizer 2; Basketball 3; Forensic Team 4,5; Home- coming Queen 5; Jr. Play. ELLIS DERRENBACKER Arvonia, Virginia Science 4,5; FFA 2,3; Band 1,2,3. IRVING DRISCOLL, JR. Buckingham, Virginia Hi-Y 3,4,5; Science 3; 4-H 1,2,3; Beta 3,4,5; Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3,4,5; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; SCA Pres. 5; Jr. Play; Civil War Club 3,4, Buccaneer 4,5; Boy ' s State Representative. FRANCES DURHAM Arvonia, Virginia Science 1; Library Club 2-Reporter, 4-Sec.; SCA Representative 3; Sophomore Class Pres.; Sr. Class Pres.; May Court 4; Beta 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5. DAVID FULCHER Dillwyn, Virginia FFA 2,3,4; Civil Defense 4; Civil War Club 5; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Football 3,4,5; SCA Repre- sentative 2; Glee Club 4; Class Favorite 4. MACY GARMUS Dillwyn, Virginia Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Softball 3,4; Chorus 1,5; Civil Defense 4; Science 1,2; Safety Patrol 4; Buccaneer 5. KENNETH HARRIS Dillwyn, Virginia FFA 2,3; Civil Defense 2,3; Forestry Judging Team 3. 92 PATSY HARRIS New Canton, Virginia Band 1,2; Chorus 5; Jr. Class Sec.; Hi-Y 3,4,5; SCA Representative 4; Library Club 1; Cheer- leader 1; Basketball 3; Debate; 4-H Club 1,2; Centralizer Staff 2,3; Buccaneer 2, 3, 4, 5. CARRIE HERNDON Arvonia, Virginia Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 3,4,5; Civil Defense Club 4. ROGER HILL Arvonia, Virginia SCA 1-Representative, 2-Reporter, 5-Sena- tor; Beta Club 3,4,5- Pres.; Buccaneer Staff 3. 4, -Assistant Business Manager, 5-Business Manager; Civil War Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Jr. Audubon Club 1-Vice Pres.; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5; MGA Delegate; Valley District Secretary; Band 1,2,3-Reporter; Class Treasurer 1,2; Class Vice- Pres. 5; Homeroom Officer 2; Forensic Club 4.5; Clas s Favorite 3; Jr. Play. JAMES HUDGINS Arvonia, Virginia FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Civil Defense. STEVE HUSKEY Dillwyn, Virginia Civil Defense; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. LUCY JOHNS Farmville, Virginia Band 1,2,3, Sec., 4- Pres., 5- Assistant Student Director; 4-H 1; Science Club 1,2; Civil War Club 3-Historian; Beta 3,4,5; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Li- brary Club l-Sec.-Treas.; Basketball 1; SCA Representative 5; Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4.5. JIMMY JONES New Canton, Virginia FFA 2, 3, 4, 5; Delegate to the National FFA Convention 1962. LINDA LAWSON Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1-Reporter; Science 2, 3, -Sec.; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Civil War 3,4; Library 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Softball 2,3,4; 4-H Award. DALE LeSUEUR Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Civil War Club 3, 4,5. LARRY LeSUEUR Dillwyn, Virginia Civil War Club; Hi-Y3,4,5; Safety Patrol Club 3; JV Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4,5. JANIE MITCHELL New Canton, Virginia FHA 2; Library Club 3,4,5-Reporter; Beta Club 4,5; Chorus 4,5. BECKY MORGAN Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1-Pres., 2; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, 5; FHA Degree; Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 -Chaplain; Chorus 2. LORINE MOSS Dillwyn, Virginia FHA 2,3; 4-H 1,2,3. CAROL MURPHY Dillwyn, Virginia FHA 2, 3, 4, 5; Band 1; Chorus 2; Safety Patrol 4; Softball 3,4; May Court 3. TOMMY PATTESON Dillwyn, Virginia Band 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4-Treasurer, 5-Pres.; MGA Delegate; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Civil War Club 3,4; JV Basketball 1; Beta Club 4-Reporter, 5; Forensic Club 4,5; SCA Senator 5; Boys ' State Representative 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Buccaneer Staff 4,5; Jr. Play. RONDALL POWERS Farmville, Virginia Sr. Hi-Y 5; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1,2, 5; Baseball 4,5. EDNA RAGLAND Buckingham, Virginia 4-H; Civil Defense 4; FHA 2,3,4. CAROL LEE REARDON Arvonia, Virginia FFA 2, 3, 4, 5; Jr. FHA Degree; Basketball; Beta3,4; Homeroom Pres. 3; Class Reporter 1; Library Club 5. JOYCE REYNOLDS Dillwyn, Virginia FHA 1,2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H 1,2,3; Civil War Club 4; Civil Defense Club; Glee Club. ALLEN RITTER Arvonia, Virginia Science Club 3; Civil War Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Football2,3; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Monogram Club 2,3; Annual 5; Jr. Play. 93 SHIRLEY SALMON Dillwyn, Virginia Glee Club 2; Library Club 4- Reporter, 5- Pres.; Softball 5; SCA Representative 5. CAROLYN SEAY Dillwyn, Virginia FHA 1,2, 3, 4, 5; 4-H 1,2; Library Club 5; Chorus 3,4,5; Homeroom Secretary and Treas. 2. KAROLYN LeSUEUR SEAY Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1-Secretary, 2-Song Leader; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Library Club 2; Civil War Club 4; Pres, of Jr. Class; SCA 3-Secretary, 5-Vice Pres.; Hi-Y 3,4 Reporter, 5; Debate Team 4- Secretary; Forensic Team Time Keeper Secretary; Homeroom Officer 4; Buccaneer Staff 3; Centralizer Staff 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band l;Glee Club 2; Girl ' s State Repre- sentative 4; May Court 2,3; Jr. Play; Jr. Audu- bon 1. MARIE SENGER Farmville, Virginia 4-H 1,2,3; FHA 3,4,5-Reporter; Civil Defense 4; Beta Club 4,5-Vice Pres.; Buccaneer Staff 4,5-Art Editor; Homeroom Officer 3-Sec.; Class Treas. 4,5. JUDI SHULER Arvonia, Virginia Band 1,2; 4-H 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 2; Cheer Leader 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 3. ACIE SHUMAKER Dillwyn, Virginia Science 3; Civil War 4,5; FFA 2; Improvement Award 4. E. B. SPROUSE Sprouses Corner, Virginia Science Club 3,4; Boys ' Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. DIANE STEGER Scottsville, Virginia SCA Representative 5; Reporter 1; Class Treas. 2,3; FHA 1,2,3-Song Leader, 5; Sr. Hi- Y 5- Vice Pres.; Science Club 4- Pres.; Beta Club 3,4,5; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 4. GLORIA STEGER Buckingham, Virginia SCA Senator 5; Hi-Y 3,4,5; Beta Club 3,4-Sec., 5; Pep Club 4; 4-H 1; Band 1; FHA 2,3,4-Re- porter, 5-Pres.; FHA Jr. and Chapter De- grees; Buccaneer Staff 5; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Sophomore Class Vice Pres.; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Class Secretary; Jr. Audubon 1 . CAROLYN ALLEN TAYLOR Dillwyn, Virginia Library Club 4,5; FHA 2,5. LORETTA TAYLOR Scottsville, Virginia Chorus 5; Civil Defense; Library Club 3; Safety Patrol. SUE TAYLOR Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H; FHA; Library Club; Civil Defense. JAMES WADE Arvonia, Virginia FFA; Chorus; Civil Defense; Basketball; 1- Softball. BARBARA WAYCASTER Dillwyn, Virginia FHA 2,3-Treas., 4- Vice Pres., 5-Secretary; FHA Jr. Chapter Degrees; Hi-Y 4,5-Treas.; Buccaneer Staff 4; 4-H 1; Girls Basketball Manager 5; Audubon Club 1; Homeroom Officer 2,5. KAYE WEBB Dillwyn, Virginia 4-H 1; SCA 2 -Representative, 4-Vice Pres.; FHA 2,3,4-Songleader, 5-Vice Pres.; FHA Jr. Chapter Degrees; Hi-Y 3-Historian, 4-Vice Pres. 5-Sec.; Beta 3,4,5; Band 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Freshman Class Pres.; Homecoming Court 4, Maid of Honor- 5; May Court 1,4; Girls ' State Representative 4; Class Favorite 3,4; Buccaneer State 5. JAMES WOOTEN Buckingham, Virginia 3 FFA; 5 Chorus. FAYE WYLAND Buckingham, Virginia 4-H 3-Secretary, 4-President; Civil War Club 4; Hi-Y 3,5; Senior Class R ep o r t e r ; SCA Representative 3,4; Centralizer Staff 2,3; Buccaneer Staff 5; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Library Club 2; Debate Team 4- Secretary; Public Speaking State Championship 2; State Championship For Debating- 4. 94 Ads The genius of a sculptor is measured by the quality of his work. GRAY’S Truly a Drug Store The Pharmacists ' Art at Its Best Farmville, Virginia Phone: EX 2-3145 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF FARMVILLE Careful Management Courteous Service Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corporation Farmville, Virginia Compliments o JOHNS EQUIPMENT CO. Farmville Virginia G. W. 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