Carver High School - Trojan Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1966 volume:

TROJAN Volume Thirteen 1966 Published by the Senior Class George Washington Carver High School Newport News, Virginia — ! — — - === ■ 8 „„ r J J ■ v. v - fcl mf i ' . sv • � ;v ' C]U K - W v..C e ■ Ov- • • .•. •. . Sl • -a vS ' I We Played We learned CARVER . . . We took on new responsibilities FIVE We laughed _ YEARS! IN APPRECIATION We, the members of the Class of 1966, wish to express our sincere appreciation to our principal, Mr. Homer L. Hines. During our stay at Carver High, he has given us his understanding, guidance, and friend- ship. We feel that Mr. Hines is outstanding not only in our school, but in other areas as well. Mr. Hines is a member of the Advisory Council on Admissions at New Y ork University, an ardent lover of music, and a very excellent photographer. Mr. Hines h as made our days at Carver High en- joyable and pleasant. We owe much to our principal, and we certainly appreciate his love and devotion. Activities and Organizations FOREWORD With the passing of time, men find it impossible to record every facet of life. So it is true, also, with our Annual. Though it is impossible to picture every aspect of our everyday experi- ences and activities, we have tried to portray with words and pic- tures our joyous moments of triumph and defeat, sadness and joy, inspiration and despair. For our readers, we hope this record of our climaxing year provides an interesting graphic illustration of our memorable days from the year 1965-66. EDITOR’S MESSAGE The finer moments of life can never be accredited to nor effort, described in one word, appreciated at one time, nor climaxed by one incident. It requires ac- cumulation of hundreds of humane acts, it can be described a thousand different times in as many ways, it can only be fully appreciated after being weighed against other moments, and it can never really reach its peak. Nor can such a moment be had without some hardship. The making of the ' 66 Trojan was not all pleasure. Much time and hard work went into its making. Here, I can only say that I hope its contents will hold as many fond memories for you as it does for me. I should like to thank all persons who helped in any way in its making. I can truly say that this has been an experience I shall cherish and remember for the re st of my life. Editor-in-Chief Annie Louise Williams Co-Editor Thursa D. Crittenden LIFE A T CAR VER To Mr. Elmo S. Davis, whose diligence and persistance have enabled us to reach the thres- hold of our lives. Through your continuous efforts, the doors of opportunity were opened to us. Through your constant encouragement, price- less experiences beyond the realm of these walls were made available to us. Through your never ceasing patience, our abil- ities, talents, and goals were realized. The dedication of this book portrays the es- teemed. position you hold in the hearts of us all; its pages, the accomplishments you made possible. To Mrs. Flora D. Crittenden, whose kindness, guidance, and understanding will always re- main a part of us. Our accomplishments were your triumphs, our problems your sorrow. Your wisdom guided us into mature individuals capable of meeting the challenges of the future. Your steadfast devotion to a job never done created a feeling of warmth and comfort to those in your presence. Your face will always remain that of a friend, your office a home. The appreciation expressed through this dedi- cation is symbolic of the entire class, each having been benefited by your influence. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ESCORT (Date): REMARKS: ADMINISTRA TION i MEMBERS: Mr. J. M. Dozier, Jr. Dr. W. T. Watkins, Jr. Dr. J. T. Jobe, III Mr. Richard Newman Mr. Gordon F. Pullen, Jr. Dr. C. Waldo Scott Mr. Ward R. Scull OUR SUPERINTENDENT, Mr. George J. McIntosh OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Homer L. Hines To The Members Of The Class Of 1966: It is a pleasure for me to greet you on the eve of your graduation in your 1966 Trojan. Your graduation will climax many things that you have carefully preserved in your year- book. Graduation is not only important in relation to the school’s events that it concludes, but is also an important and memorable event for one’s whole career. We know that for you this marks the realization of a very fond hope and the fu lfillment of a great dream. You are now privileged to move beyond the formal experiences of the high school to the freedom and responsibilities that lie beyond. As you leave us, hope that you will keep your perspective and that you will acquire and maintain worthy goals in life. High school graduation should and must represent more than the accumulation of a re- quired number of academic or subject matter points. It should involve the acquisition of desirable and worthwhile attitudes toward life and also the ability to discriminate in one’s actions. It is in these qualities that we look for and expect excellence among our graduates. It is by these standards that you, the members of the Class of 1966 will be tested. We trust that your associations at Carver High School have strengthened you to the extent that you are able to face the future without fear. Those of us whom you will leave behind will have an abiding interest in each of you. On behalf of the students, the parents, the friends, and the teachers of Carver High School, we extend our congratulations on your graduation and our best wishes for the future. 4 ¥ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Elmo S. Davis MRS. JONES - Secretary OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. GENERAL, Clerk MISS LEGGETT, Clerk MRS. LOMAX, Clerk GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT MRS. E. GOODE MRS. M. J. AUSTIN FACULTY What can be said to those who have helped, what words of thanks? How can we show our benevolence? The 1966 Graduating Class cannot sufficiently express what they wish to divulge in the common vernacular; emotion alone can say “We thank you”. Heavenly virtues of patience in times of trial, dedication to the task, and reverence for each student, your pupils, compliment for you our teach- ers OUR FACULTY Science seeks not to memorize but to discover, not to learn but to comprehend, and furthermore not to accept but to inquire. These are basic concepts drilled into the conscientious pupils of all grade levels now enrolled in our science classes. They possess the intellect to discover, comprehend and inquire and further make accurate conclu- sions thereby furthering and advancing the dome of man’s wisdom. MRS. J. D. HOLMES Chairman - Science Department It is of major importance that the mem- bers of our student body be well -acquainted with the language which is their means of daily communication; therefore, members of the English staff continuously emphasize the main divisions of our native language. In addition, students are given a knowledge of great literary works, as well as the styles and methods that they employ, and creativ- ity in writing on the part of the students is highly encouraged. Members of the mathematics staff, con- tinuously strive to open new horizons to stu- dents in the subdivisions of general mathe- matics, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and advanced mathematics. The principles and concepts which they relate in detail to the Carver student body, not only prepare students for the demands they must meet in a society which grows continuously more technical, but enables them to explore more deeply this evergrowing field of science. It is of major importance that students are not only instilled with standard axioms and prin- ciples, but are inspired to seek the new, the unknown. MRS. E. CHRISTIAN Chairman - Mathematics Department An essential portion of the education of our students is provided by the foreign lan- guage department, which is composed of Spanish and French subdivisions. The dedi- cated teachers of this field (Miss E. Jones, Mrs. K. Brown, Mr. W. Roseboro) seek to acquaint students, not only with the conver- sational and written language, but with the history and culture of its origin country as well. In the newly added language laboratory, students become associated with the standard dialect of French or Spanish as it is spoken by its respective countrymen, thus develop- ing fluency in speaking. MISS E. JONES Chairman - Foreign Language Plagued on all fronts by torments of chaos in the forms of hate, distrust, unscrupulous living, and the zenith of destructive force, in war, America must remain cognizant and of her roles, and position, and responsibility, as are set forth in U. S. Government, Ameri- can and World History courses offered in our institution. These classes remain the prime source of all pertinent information expected of informed students. MR. N. JONES Chairman - Social Studies Physical fitness is a demand of our time. A strong body contributes to a strong mind. The purpose of our Physical Education and Health Department is to develop recreational skills and make a direct contribution to our education. MR. W. B. COLEMAN Chairman - Health and Phys. Ed. Dept. In our industrial arts classes we endeavor to train the hands as well as the mind. With- in the walls of the industrial arts building, boys are learning to make a piece of wood or leather come alive and take form. These men may build our roads and construct our bridges. No matter how large or small the jobs, their task is important for themselves as well as others. MR. WALTER DAVENPORT Chairman - Industrial Arts The Home Economics Department of G. W. Carver High School seeks unity of mankind working through the basic social unit, the home and family. Their ideals are exemplified and manifested in their doc trines of love, kindness, purity, as are all taught within the American family. The young ladies of our school shall be forever benefited by the principles inscribed in their hearts by so worthy a profession as home- making. MRS. MARGARET S. JONES Chairman - Home Economics Department The Music Department of G. W. Carver High School seeks to instill a true sense of appreciation in its student body. This task has been fulfilled through numerous excur- sions to area concerts to hear the finest or- chestral productions and vocalists possible. The beauty of sound and purity of listen- ing pleasure have immeasurably consum- mated the ultimate of cultural achievement with the Carver student body. MRS. MARGARET P. DAVIS Chairman - Music Department The Art subdivision seeks to emphasize not only the components of neo-classical tradition but also creativity in pop art . The instructors broaden their spectrum of the lively arts to extend into its every phase: that of abstract, molding, sculpture, and even into non-objective painting. Contrary to the belief of the artist as an isolated breed apart from the world of reality, our gifted proteges have sought unity with their school and in analysis have accomplished breaking the barrier of ignorance once en- gulfing his image. Entertaining displays of their works hang in our corridors as a con- stant reminder of this new man, the artist. MR. W. ROLLINS Chairman - Arts Department MR. THEODORE B. DeGROAT Chairman - Commercial Department Big business based upon a system of free private enterprise underlies the American economy. Likewise, the commerce of America, tied in with her democracy in labor and management relations which builds such a system as mentioned, is supported by those who endeavor to strengthen her eco- nomic state in fields of commerce, business, administration, and secretarial work. The G. W. Carver Commercial Department has widened new horizons for our students, there- by giving them a share in the history of greatness and prestige America now holds. Our Library has always been a site of concentrated and proper study, of diligent research on every and all fields. Eager students utilize its facilities now more than ever as a pledge to the intelli- gence of American youth and their ample abilities to recognize the necessity of true study. MRS. JULIA J. YANCEY Librarian MISS M. MILLS DEPARTMENT MR. N. MOREHEAD MA THEM A TICS DEPARTMENT MR. J. JACKSON MR. A. JOHNSON MRS. G. LEWIS MRS. W. PARKER MR. A. WHITEHEAD HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION An exciting game of speedball! MRS. C. L. HOBSON MRS. H. TRAVIS MR. W. I. TRAVIS MR. M. ARMSTRONG V MRS. O. BRINKLEY SOCIAL In the course of the scholastic year, we students of United States Government have come upon the realization of its per- tinence in the stabilization of world peace. Let us be ever vigilant of our democratic responsibilities as taught by the MR. W. COLES JR. MR. E. HICKS MR. C. McKOY principles learned in the social science departments of Carver High and strive to exist in a world unplagued by the torment of useless war. MRS. M. WALLACE MR. C. PLEASANTS MISS B. STATEN MR. P. THOMAS HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. BOND MRS. SINCLAIR FOREIGN LANGUAGE MR. WALTER ROSEBORO MRS. KAYE BROWN ' Efficient use of our new language laboratory COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MRS. J. M. EPPS MR. R. VENABLE MISS B. RICHARDSON MRS. M. BELL MRS. M. AUSTIN ENGLISH MR. C. E. CAMPBELL MRS. C. HOLCOMB MRS. D. ROBINSON MRS. W. RUFFIN DEPARTMENT MRS. J. SPENCER MISS B. STATEN MRS. E. WORRELL MISS E. WILLIAMS MRS. B. WILLIAMS MRS. D. VAUGHAN TEA CHERS ’ A UTOGRA PHS Its for my teaching machine . ” EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left-Right, Barbara Lee, Secretary, Phyllis Wardrette, President, Valerie Eley, Treasurer, Kermit Ashby, Reporter, Carolyn Crittendon, Asst. Secretary, Harriet Pierce, Vice-Presi- dent. ' All of that work for nothing! HOMEROOM 227: B. Staten. FIRST ROW: Cynthia Myrick, Artelia Smith, Christine Hunter, Connie McKoy, Jo- Ann Braswell, Vonda Brinkley, Francine Haynesworth, Johnny Pettaway, Tyrone Maggette, Ronald Williams. SEC- OND ROW: Quentin Royal, James Towns, Janice Lassiter, Portia Person, Trudy Barker, Levi Bullock, Leonard Mel- vin. THIRD ROW: Ray Ivey, Edward Haley, Frederick Richardson, Marvin Jones, Darryl Wiggins, Carl Burt, Larry Beverly, James Vernon. HOMEROOM 120: J. H. Dennis. FIRST ROW: Willie Smith, Sherlene Lee, Beverly Banks, Lillian Hunter, Carrie Canady, Barbara Hill, Audrey Walker, Sandra Woodridge, Joyce Newton, Valeria McKinnon, Ricth Geddie, Wanda Hall, Patricia Dickens, Sherman Blow, Gregory Combs. SECOND ROW; Thelbert Weaver, Percell Moss, Howard Pettit, George Johnson, James Tucker, Dwight Maxwell, Ronnie Harrell, Kermit Ashby, Jerome Hines, Edwin Hawk- ins, Louis Swilling, Joe Evans. HOMEROOM 114: N. W. Moorehead. FIRST ROW: Gaynelle Pierce, Doris Johnson, Bernestine Boyd, destine Holmes, Phyllis Banks, Cynthia Crowder, Debraha Wheeler, Yvonne Walker, Deanna Muckerson, Cleo Freeman, Brenda Marrow, Dilsey Hawthorne, Janice Ricks, SECOND ROW: Thomas Daniel, Maryland Taliferro, David Bul- lock, John Bethia, Howard Gwynn, Raymond Reynolds, Leroy Holmes, Marlean Chapman, Glen Hicks, Demick Wood, Raymond Smith, Thomas Lipkins. HOMEROOM 129: J. L, Buchanan. FIRST ROW: Manroe Stitch, Denise Martin, Charles Cohen, Wendy Price, Ger- trude Jones, Varna Banks, Lillian Boyd, Jacqueline Dabis, Anne Holmes. SECOND ROW: Valerie Eley, Larry Wood- ard, Brenda Vines, Geraldine Hayes, Charmaine Butts, Pierce Harriett, Jesse Betts. THIRD ROW: Haywood Lock- hart, Pearl Murphy, James Person, Jerry Higgs, Samuel Melton, Ronnie Joyner. JH!1 h M — — —• fSK IK 5 J ; ' : «« 53 JstSr -: ?i� w; i vkT| I- - _ _ J a?. ;■ . 4 mI4I9HB| jM — Wil lilir BVluuiBHMgg jfWUk ■ ■ WCTL aMiia.- IJ? ! immi HOMEROOM 233: C. R. Holcomb. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Jackson, Thersa Thomas, Phyllis Wardrett, Ernestine Armstrong, Glinda Giles, Marva Alston, Shirley Harper, Linda Hill, Juanita Campbell, Betty Sills, Barbara Tay- lor, Sandra Davis, Anthony Dreway. SECOND ROW: Michael Harris, Eluyn Farrish, Bernice Furner, Thomas John son, Larry Blunt, Paul Ward, James Kelley, Levi Collins, Kenneth Taylor, John Smith, Elvin Ponds, Earl Banks. HOMEROOM 228: K. Brown. FIRST ROW: Patricia Hawkins, Melissa Taylor, Betty Mitchell, Eunice Wallace, Bessie Bowser, Carolyn Crittendon, Estelle Wilkerson, Gloria Bryant, Cora Phillips, Charnita Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Singleton, Vithenia Forbes, Thomas Reamon, Alfred Johnson, Alphonso Daniels, Moses McKoy, Ed- ward Hicks, Warren Carson. THIRD ROW: Roland Whitby, Robert Tyler, William Greene, Clarence Barner, Mel- vin Taylor, George Holloway, Robert Whittaker, Bryant Bullock, Raymond Smith. HOMEROOM 121: G. W. Lewis. FIRST ROW: Karen Barrett, Sharon Parker, Josephine Myers, Clementin Graves, Earline Vaughn, Joyce Davis, Sylvia Byrd, Erma Jackson, Shirley Addison, Carolyn Hines, Janice Totten, Belinda Battle. SECOND ROW: Robert Noble, Alvin Jones, Carl Deloatch, Adrian Smith, Elwood Banks, James King, Roy Bowser, William Venable, Frank Coles, David Henderson, James Freeman. HOMEROOM 126: S. Lovett. FIRST ROW: Joseph Morgan, Alfred Wilson, Edward Trapps, Clarence Bishop, Clark Johnson, Michael Pettaway, Barney Branch, Larry Steward, Ben Wakefall, Horald Hamlett, Haze Wilkerson, Theor- dore Mathis, Howard Eley, William Estes, James Anthony, James Hilliard. SECOND ROW: Victoria Herbert, Bar- bara Lee, Princess Sunston, Mississippi Washington, Joyce Barrett, Deborah Nazereth, Valorie Porter, Debra Hunter, Gloria Arrington, Joan Travis, Ruby McIntosh, Sandra Smith. HOMEROOM 130: John R. Jackson. FIRST ROW: Jesse Jones, Robert Chawlk, Curry Benjamin, Forest Britt, Richard Savage, Elton Futrell, Alfred Wardrett, Marcell Wilkerson, Randolph Pair, Glenn Holland, Roland Knight, Alfred Barber, Holden Robert, Percil Teel, Kenneth Henderson, James Ralph. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Bland, Demetric Williams, Percys Harris, Thelma Sledge, Denise Jacobs, Linda Bailey, Barbara Cofiely, Loris Warren, Rosa Smith, Anthinet Mitchell, Barbara Brown, Marie Graves, Elaine Hitchock. EIGHTH GRADE AUTOGRAPH SHEET FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left-Right, SITTING - Cynthia Ivey, Secretary, Bernard Johnson, President, Alphonso Pat- terson, Vice-President. STANDING - Maria Moss, Treasurer Cynthia Davis, Chaplain, Cheryl Hunter, Asst. Secretary. Now according to the Law of Equilibrium. . . HOMEROOM 132: Arthur H. Johnson. FIRST ROW: Annie Riddick, Carolyn Brown, Jacqueline Wheeler, Alva Powell, Brenda Jones, Cheryl Hunter, Patricia Eley, Juanita Battle, Peggy Miles, Lawrence Seaborn, Kenneth Perrin. SEC- OND ROW: James Williams, Albert Byrdsong, Thomas Mayo, Larry Newell, Miles Dixon, Roynell Watkins, Claude ■Suber, Sanford Womack, Clinton Porter, Robert Keyes, Leo Geddie, Alfred Ashley. HOMEROOM 218: Mrs. Worrell. FIRST ROW: James Harris, John Johnson, Joy E. Corbin, Lamont Simms, Kenneth Taylor, Melvin Grant, Steven Hunter, Jessie Cunningham, Mamie Mitchell, Cheryl Hunter, Barbara Rolph, McKin- ley Britt, Frederick Conyers. SECOND ROW: Alice Brydsong, Gloria Thompson, Cynthia Jones, Jeanne Wheeler, Vadie Hawkings, Diane Reade, Nancy Davis, Christopher McEachern, James Gransby, Clarence Bland, Ronald Dutch, Charles Reamon. ■IP 00K 1 1 p 1 Ml f ■MM K 1 • ■ ! ■« Mrs. Travis. FIRST ROW: Mary McQueen, LaVern Neal, Linda Powell, Jo- Ann Braxton, Clatie Clark, Naite Rich- ardson, Betty Wood, Brenda Spratley, Brenda Hucks, Patricia Watlington, Bertha Hardy, Bernard Johnson, Emanuel Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Beverly Tunstall, Charles Pope, Thomas Howerton, Arthur Martin, Joseph Woods, Carl- ton Kearse, Michael Byrdsong, Sylvester Royal, Coy Byrd, David Williams, James Arrington. Mrs. Sinclair. FIRST ROW: Carol Cooke, Joann Turner, Marjorie Morris, Ernestine Davis, Cynthia Ivey, Marrieth Fitchete, Margo Reese, Jacqueline Coleman, Delois Norman, Lettie Harrelson. SECOND ROW: Willie Dixon, James Corbin, Alfred Richardson, Abram Bullock, Clarence McNair, Charles Thompson, Estee Hawkins, Kenneth Lipkins, Rycial Byrd, Jennifer Wortham, Joan Shields. HOMEROOM 110: M. D. Mills. FIRST ROW: Michelle Smith, Evelyn Howard, Jeanette Capehart, Doris McCallum, Cerie Warden, Zelda Goodhope, Alice Reynolds, Brenda Cooke, Deborah Drew. SECOND ROW: Roland A. Jenkins, Mary Byrd, Barbara Murchison, Glanda Johnson, Clifton Moore, Claudine Pittman. THIRD ROW: Leo Davis, George Marrow, George Carter, Robert Hill, Ivory Green, Michael Burnett, Leon Wilkins, Douglas Francis, George Barret. HOMEROOM 224: D. S. Vaughan. FIRST ROW: Debra Hunter, Joyce Purcell, Catherine Canady, Brenda Saddler, Yvonne Fields, Cassandra Dickens, Edith Hawkins, Cynthia Davis, Joyce Mitchell, Brenda Bland, Juanita Jones, Delano Graves. SECOND ROW: Jerry Corbin, Kenneth Hunter, Theodore Bland, James Johnson, Bruce Wharton, William Gilbert, Robert Sills, Albert Knight, William Swinton, Marshall Bristow, Clinton McMillian, Alfonzo Pat- terson. HOMEROOM 145: Mrs. Marshburn. FIRST ROW: Anna Price, Jesse Marshall, James Wooden, Ronald Dennis, An- thony Williams, Marshall Yarbough, Darnell Anthony, Elton Morgan, Howard Tucker, James Pittman, James Bush- nell. SECOND ROW: Jennie Braxton, Maczene Richardson, Sharon Johnson, Georgia Howard, Anita Spiller, Rose Grant, Virgie Manley, Iris Earl, Mary Washington, Ernestine Clark, Betty Williams. HOMEROOM 122: Mrs. Christian. FIRST ROW: Carl Noble, Altha Cheeseman, Diane Vann, Roy Graves, Regina Carney, Kenneth Thorton, Dorothy Yates, Timothy Bullock, Sandra Brown, Kenneth Hawkins, Queen Morris, Karl Crew, Gwendolyn Dodson, ' Alvin Perry, Peggy Knight, Charles Richmond, Ernestine Pittman, Willie Wiggins, Eve- lyn Reid, Harold Eley, Larry Steele, Frank Bell. HOMEROOM 116: W. J. Chambliss. FIRST ROW: Judy Phillips, Ellen Smith, Sandra Capehart, Deborah Johnson, Hester Byrd, Valarie Fultz, Lovenia Dixon, Deloris White, Shirley Holmes, Maria Moss, Shirley Mason. SECOND ROW: Donald Perry, Kenneth Tisdale, Sterling Blackwell, Bobby Barnes, Troy Graves, John Daniels, Charles Rid- ley, Donald Highsmith, Julius Carson, Velma Walker, Patsy Rembrent. How to Succeed Without Really Trying ” SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left-Right, Deborah Diggs, Chaplain, Jewel Davis, Secretary, Sharon Johnson, Treasurer, Linda Heckstall, Vice-President, Henry Coles, President. 9 HOMEROOM 201: Mrs. K. Wallace. FIRST ROW: Sharon Johnson, Marcia Banks, Grace Muckerson, Erma Stith, Marian Woodfork, Alice Wilkerson, Barbara Hargraves, Diane Garrett, Virginia Person, Geraldine Holloway, Theresa Clark. SECOND ROW: Alfred Toombs, Gregory Hunter, Larry Doyle, Henry Coles, Ronald Bullock, Eddie Blow, Frank Lipkins, Robert Jenkins, James Nicholson. HOMEROOM 225: Mrs. J. S. Spencer. FIRST ROW: Juanita Banks, Adelaide Mack, Helen Braxton, Kathleen Rich- ardson, Hester Holmes, Mary Douglas, Barbara Wray, Phyllis Montgomery, and Katherine Taylor. SECOND ROW; Sandra Wilson, Laura Chawlk, Gilda Staton, Sheila Perry, Mary Walker, Thomas Petteway, Samuel Bates, Phillip Claude. THIRD ROW: David Jones, Ray Nichols, Benjamin Bryant, Milton Thornton, Billy Turner, Thomas Short, Gaither Blackwell, James Hunter. NOT SHOWN: Mary Davis, Evelyn Gwynn, Julia Haynesworth, Helena Hill, Pa- tricia Jenkins, Brenda Joyner, Michael Deloatch, Freddie Fullwood, Johnnie Harris, Clarence Lawson. HOMEROOM 119: Mr. A. B. Whitehead. FIRST ROW: Angela Hodge, Novella Johnson, Deborah Diggs, Lometta Miles, Sheila Futrell, Jacaueline Vines, Vatrice Green, Earcy Ransome. SECOND ROW: Shirley Standley, Vernetta Cilston, Edmonia Perrin, Roscoe Mthis, James Lamvertson, Michael Johnson, Larry Stokes. THIRD ROW: Mr. A. B. Whitehead, Jerry Cox, Plummer Davis, William Hinton, Perry Ford, Lonerzo Moss, David Harris, David Adams, Willie Russell. HOMEROOM 229: Miss E. Jones. FIRST ROW : Christine Grant, Faye McMillian, Mattie Debr am, Teresa Young, Barbara Smith, Laurages Turner, Dorothy Davis, Ester Brown, Janice Pair, Joyce Cofer. SECOND ROW: Eddie Rai- ford, Linda Heckstall, Loretta Forbes, Lawrence Rassaw, Roger Hill, Raymond Herrod, Gerald Dale, Samuel Brax- ton, Keith Jenkins, Luther Forbes. HOMEROOM 125: Mrs. Blevins. FIRST ROW: Sandra Dixon, Drucella Caldwell, Patricia Forbes, Nonah Graves, Pamala Tarliferro, Veronica Wheeler, Sylvia Moore, Harriet Smith, Serlena Blow, Norma Parker, Joyce Tyelr. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blevins, Willie Hicks, Floyde Ruffin, Ivan Harris, Talton Kelsaw, Ronald Artis, Floyd Brown, Lucion Clark, Hunter Johnson. HOMEROOM 222: Mrs. D. L. Robinson. FIRST ROW: Hart Mayo, Collins Tucker, Joseph Harris, Ashley Blunt, Calvin Debrew, Curtis Brunson, Frank Jackson, Leon Richardson, Waverly Collins, Mchael Eley, A1 Vaughan Lip- ford. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cypress, Patricia Graham, Shirley Blueford, Dianne Howard, Edith Petteway, Paul- ett Garrett, Lillie Keith, JoAnn Cbotwick, Evelyn Thompson, Gwendolyn Williams, Thaddeus Fullwood. HOMEROOM 220. Mr. Hicks. ROW 1: Vonnie Barnes, Alice Hayes, Virginia Clark, Beatrice Jefferson, Mildred Koonce, Gail Harrison, Jewel Davis, Maggie Newton, Yvonne Washington, Brenda Goodwin. ROW 2: Ellen Tucker, Barbara Burns, LaVern Stith, Joyce Seay, Connie Gore, James Griffin. ROW 3: Andria Pope, Lorenza Bradley, Barry Jeter, Jessie James, Harriet Fitchett, Clarence Herbert, Bernard Fields, John Smith, Simon Pegram, Cleveland Woot- en. HOMEROOM 102. Mr. C. Pleasant. ROW 1: Margaret Turner, Pearl Royal, Doris Harris, Wilhelmenia Sumner, Claudia McEachetn, Rose Coefield, Rebecca Murchison, Elizabeth Armstrong, Brenda Hunter, Clifford Goodhope. ROW 2: Benjamin Athins, Calvin Sledge, Johnny Cook, Jerry Doyle, Clarence Bowser, Christine Pierce, Louise Evans, Hortensia Tillery. HOMEROOM 112: Miss L. E. Harrell. FIRST ROW: Georgia Noble, Judy Ford, Dale Cooke, Orletha Alston, Pris- cilla Parker, Mertice Herbert, Joyce Johnson, Priscilla Taliaferro, Rosemary Radcliff, Carolyn Green, Linda Hen- dricks. SECOND ROW: Elinin Woodard, Isiah Addison, Robert Wimberly, James Davis, Eddie Russell, Isia Sabb, Harvey Hezhsmith, Ronald Friend, Anthony Williams, Alonzo Kelly. -■ ”Fm Agent 00 Sophomore , Baby!” SOPHOMORE A UTOGRAPH SHEET Tltnioft MUSIC ROOM CLASSICAL MUSIC WECV • BtETHOVEt .Mozart .BRRhms CHOPIN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left-Right. Carolyn Parker, Secretary; Daniel Orie, President; Donna Reid, Treasurer; Eric Yarbough, Parliamentarian; Michael Williams, Assistant Secretary. Did we have any homework, gang? HOMEROOM 128: Mr. L. L. Garrett. FIRST ROW: Brenda Swilling, Yvonne Gilbert, Patricia Daniels, Linda De- loach, Mary McGown, Marie Riddick, Amanda Edlow, Julia Rogers. SECOND ROW; Donna Kerney, Jean Clark, Lucille Stowes, Christella Perrin, Pearl Person, George Blow, Willie Cofield. THIRD ROW: Fred Jenkins, James Newell, Lewis Richardson, Joseph Newby, Eugene Thompson, Willie Hicks, Raymond Richardson. HOMEROOM 219: Mr. Roseboro. FIRST ROW: Mamie Braswell, Mildred Colclough, Linda Brown, Vera Williams, Annie Evans, Henry Smith. SECOND ROW: Sandra James, Zelda Green, Carolyn Brandon, Robert Seldon, Roy Callis, Lewis Dale. THIRD ROW: Alphonso McDowell, James Cain, Howard Dixon, Curtis Fladger, George Stan- ley, Marshall Bulls. HOMEROOM 234: Mr. Campbell. FIRST ROW: Joyce Corbin, Linda Greene, Elgeria Farmer, Eunice Smith, Roslyn Powell, Annette Drewery, Alvin Jones. SECOND ROW; Beulah Macklin, Patricia Williamson, Barbara McNair, Elo- ris Davis, Doretha Smith, Michael Williams, Elissa Byrd, Nancy Hopson. THIRD ROW: Baxter Steele, Jessie Wheel- er, Melvin Harris, John Oliver, Karry Knight. HOMEROOM 118: Mrs. Douglas. FIRST ROW: Marcia Thorton, Patricia Stevenson, Trumiller Blow, Andrea Eley, Maggie Adams, Joan Davis, Deloris Atkins. SECOND ROW: Edward Armstrong, John Brooks, Jimmy Williams, James Barnes, Jerome Stokes, Peter Augborn, David Taylor, James Brown. THIRD ROW: John Bullock, Ernest Taylor, Al- vin Banks, Larry Henderson, Kenneth Wood. HOMEROOM 211: Mrs. M. S. Bell. FIRST ROW: Pamela Daye, Carolyn Richardson, Annie Reynolds, Demetris Johnson, Dollie McCown, Acquetta Berry, Patricia Scott, Arthur Cordell, Benton Jeter. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Parker, Patricia Curtis, Nell Clayton, Lizzie Cloud, Claretha Battle, James Murchinson, Bernard Cooke. THIRD ROW: Nan Patterson, Thurman Reynolds, Raleigh Barrett, Franchot Artis, Russell Nazareth, Carl Rhone, Bobbie Littlejohn. HOMEROOM 143: Mr. Eason. FIRST ROW: Shirley Porter, Beverly Cooke, Carolyn Vines, Bobbie Holmes, Lucy Burch, Ruby Dixon, Paula Lewis. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cooke, Elaine Williams, Barbara Jones, Carolyn Smith, Candise Williams, Sylvia Young. THIRD ROW: Dwight McClenny, Harold Bell, Wayne Brown, Larry Payton, James Pettaway, James Graves, Howard Harris. HOMEROOM 200: Mrs. Bland. FIRST ROW: Sandra Sellers, Linda Johnson, Beverly Darden, Sharon Coles, Donna Reid, Lena Taylor, Linda Phillips, Pamala Phillpott, Mary Taylor. SECOND ROW: Paulette Taylor, Mable Grant, Blanch Dixon, Mary Simmons, Flora Heckstall, Robert Green, William Jones, Jimmie Johnson, Earl Seaborne. THIRD ROW; Oscar Wright, Cola Outlaw, Samuel Hutchinson, Percy Turner, Leonard Gilchrist, Eric Yarbough, Daniel Orie, Issac Quids. NOT SHOWN: Phenroy Day, Brenda Ellis, Walter McCall, Joan Thompson. HOMEROOM 115: Mr. Venable. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Boykins, Delores Johnson, Valorie Purcell, Brenda Harris, Angela DuVall, Patricia Miles, Erma Cofield, Janet Cohen. SECOND ROW; Barbara Myrick, Chenay Southerlano, Bertha Farrish, Veronica Clark, Sandra Crump, Mary McCallum, Joyce Soloman, Joseph Crittendon. THIRD ROW: Vernon Lee, Herman Johnson, Robert Jones, Willie Raiford, Allen Gibson, Woodrow Tabb. HOMEROOM: 204. Mrs. O. H. Brinkley. ROW 1: Gloria Phillips, Rose Daniels, Mattie Savage, Gloria Cheeseman, Vall ia Hawkins, Ernestine Tabb, Berthaline Byrant, Verline Savage, Georgia Graham, Wiley Holman, Johnnie Carter. ROW 2: Lester Turner, Francine Johnson, Regina Petteway, Lucille Vernon, Startling Talley. ROW 3: Mrs. O. H. Brinkley, Euphus Williams, Samuel Clark, Elijah Sabb, Richard Nichols, Phillip Robinson, Willie Newton, Ronald Carson, Dwight Fullwood, Carroll Williams, Linwood Brown. HOMEROOM 109: Mr. W. H. Coles. ROW 1: Loretta Collins, Ernestine Ellis, Celestine Melton, Claudette Pope, Levonia Sledge, Georgia Tyree, Deborah Combs, Jerry Graves, Marian Koonce. ROW 2: Ruth Wooten, Sandra John- son, Gertrude Darden, Leslie Lewis, Sandra Simmons, Louise Pittman, Joe F. Johnson. ROW 3: McDale Grant, Larry Simms, Joseph Singleton, Jimmie Wardrett, David Aytch, James Young, William Parker, Nathaniel Guthrie. JUNIOR A UTOGRAPH SHEET ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SPONSORS STUDENT PATROL MR. E. HICKS Sponsor MR. C. McKOY Sponsor USHERS SOCIOLOGY CLUB MR. N. ARMSTRONG Sponsor Officers MISS E. WILLIAMS Sponsor TROJANIC TIMES STAFF MR. C. CAMPBELL Sponsor IT FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS MR. R. VENABLE Sponsor FRENCH CLUB Lf CERCLE FRANCAiS PRESENTE 1 UN TOUR DU MONDE EN PHOTOS MR. ROSEBORO Sponsor SPANISH CLUB MRS. K. BROWN Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB m irvi |;i iiyfllk M ir AaJ 1 J 1 j WI LfT -V r w Jr iVi-v iikLUJiff i f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MRS. M. DOUGLAS Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB MATH CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MRS. M. JONES Sponsor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MRS. E. GOODE Sponsor DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB MRS. EPPS Sponsor y, l «jL| M ' ' 1 • 1 1 ft w 1 1 I V ak« 4 Jr, . ' 0 iiA r r:tx B— — ' i ■ — DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor MR. N. H. MOREHEAD Sponsor MRS. J. S. SPENCER THESPIAN KING AND QUEEN AND COURT An exciting scene from HERE COMES CHARLIE NA TIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS THE SENIOR BAND BRASS SECTION WOODWIND SECTION PERCUSSION SECTION MR. R. LEWIS Sponsor CHOIR AND ■ 1 g } ' ' L ■ A -. r- V, « - ' fl t . A r ' ‘tfjMf IvKy. ■ : ' t - ' : i ’ . -I)xi ■ ‘T$±i ' 11 yL jflk v : - - . jP ORCHESTRA PRACTICE SESSIONS PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT CHEERING Senior Members of the Squad SHIRLEY MOORE ANNIE WILLIAMS JOYCE HOWERTON COLOR GUARDS Senior Member POM POM CORPS “ A ' V J ■ . fc ’% K .v V Si H x w i ■ , r S THE MAJORETTE SQUAD ANNUAL Qui Staff in Action The Annual Staff has worked more as a group this year than ever before. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruffin and Mr. Thomas, the editors planned and laid out this TROJAN hoping that it would be the best in Trojan History. For us, there were moments of glad- ness as well as despair. We extend great thanks to all persons who had a part in its compiling and completion. Annie Williams, Editor Thursa Crittenden, Co- Editor STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF The members of the Annual Staff give special recognition to the Advertising Staff, who worked very hard soliciting ads for our Annual. To Mr. P. M. Thomas, we also extend thanks for his assistance and advice. ADVANCED PLACEMENT ENGLISH Instructor: ADVANCED PLACEMENT ENGLISH The Advanced Placement Program is sponsored by the College Entrance Board in high schools throughout the nation. Students making passable grades in this course will be given credit for it in the first semester of their Freshman year. The program is affilia- ted with Hampton Institute. MRS. B. R. WILLIAMS SMB ADVANCED PLACEMENT BIOLOGY Instructor ADVANCED PLACEMENT BIOLOGY The area affiliate for this course is Mrs. Cheetam of Hampton Institute. First Semes- ter credit is given to students making pass- able grades in this course also. MRS. J. D. HOLMES AD VANCED PLA CEMENT MA THEM A TICS ADVANCED PLACEMENT MATHEMATICS This course is in conjunction with the college Entrance Board and provides that students enrolled in this course can be given credit in the first semester of the Freshman year. The program is affiliated with Hamp- ton Institute. Instructor L MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN HOMECOMING Homecomihg Q ALL AROUND CARVER HIGH SCHOOL A THLETICS Practicing an Effective passing game FROM The Head-Coach. . . WARREN B. COLEMAN Coach J. Jackson HERE. Line Coach - E. Hicks THE FIGHTING TROJANS 13 03 DO 5 2 o n tC Ui CTJ 0) 2 £ d D d O - Uh £ . O p bO d d _ „ O ..Of S)U « i-i . ( 1 ) O E S S . x . V . CO t: d p E o U rt 1—1 • f s 0) a 3 p i— H , E 4-� 3 u E £ E s cO o3 CO •— X) o s CO d fd cd XJ 1 xT d a, d w CO CD JD i_i d 03 CL .0) CO O CL. d o a 4) 4- £ CO CD 5 CO Oj 03 d C d 4- O E s d O H o d d D N E H E d E c 03 CO o3 ”D o -� c • J3 ■a | | g 8 u, o bo S H - OJ 5 . ■o J CO t do m 2 w O D 6 U Melvin Futrell; James Spartley; Stephen Whitley Jimmie Smith; Samuel Clark; Thomas Friend SENIORS ON THE TEAM Dennis Lowery; Carey Howard; Allen Woods; William Totten Luther Rhone; Edward Ricks; John Banks Elwood Hill; Paul Macklin; Douglas Reevey COACH’S MESSAGE We ended the season with a 5-3-1 record far from being at our best and yet not feeling like losers. I feel that the ‘65 season was not one to be ashamed of, but a good lesson in life. Graduating are twenty-two seniors, who have given their hearts, and I know if they prepare for life as they have prepared for football, I will have no fear of their ensuing success. Best of luck always with God’s speed! Warren B. Coleman, Coach TEAM SCORES Carver Opponent 13 Phenix 7 6 Norcom 6 33 Crestwood 0 14 Armstrong 7 6 Huntingon 30 13 Union-Kempsville 18 7 Booker T. 12 47 Bruton Heights 0 19 Maggie Walker 13 Wait a minute now, boys. No fighting! End Coach - W. TRAVIS ■ V ' Jim B. yn ft IAvJ 1 ilk . n ■ wl ■ v I W 1 i MM ■F,! I HB vlfc f 1 1 j B • A Joe Singleton, Vernon Lee, Alphonsos Green, Joey Crittenden, Daniel Orie, Willie Russel, Jerry Jackson, James Brown, Harry Knight, David Taylor, Glen Thornton, Thomas Friend, Alvin Banks, William Johnson, Melvin Futrell. COACH’S MESSAGE In Pre-season talks with my assistant, we concluded that this would be a chal- lenging and eventful year. To date our predictions have been almost to the line. This group of boys is an exact replica of Trojan teams of the past years. These boys have the necessary desire and conduct on and off the floor, which we think are the prerequisites of a sound team. It is unwise to make predictions at this time. However, the team has been playing the type of ball that will put the team near the top in the final standings. Left; Leading Trojan scorer eyes goal. Bottom: Johnson makes a good move. Upper Left: Johnson displays pro- fessional action. Upper Right; Knight hooks for two points. Lower Left; Johnson rebounds over opponents. Lower Right; Thornton shoots on the jump. In action against Bruton Heights - Alvin Banks and Joseph Singleton Also in action against the Spiders are William Johnson and Banks Taylor hits two from the corner. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT. Trainer - Charles Ridley FIRST ROW Early Mitchell, Melvin Whitaker, Alphonso Lipford, Steven Hunter, Samuel Batts, SECOND ROW Dennis Lambertson, Ronald Bullock, Alonzo Kelly, Alphonso Patterson, Larry Stokes, James Jones, Larry Steele, James Griffin, Robert Keyes. 7 MR. L. EASON Coach STATISTICIANS - John Bullock and Annie Williams CARVER . • •v • OPPONENT. 64 ; — ’ Northampton - 52 . . 52 Bruton Heights • 48 s ' 52 Norcom 53 54 Huntington 55 64 Phenix 62 68 Union -Kempsville 54 Booker T. 56 62 Crestwood 60 54 Armstrong 55 62 Northampton 45 63 Huntington 55 62 John F. Kennedy 46 61 Phenix 63 52 Norcom 59 41 Crestwood 47 60 Armstrong 69 54 Bruton Heights — ' 40 55 Booker T. 56 69 Union -Kempsville 42 TR0J4 V£ carve ? CA trojans m m f V H FRONT ROW: (L-R) - J. Arrington, W. Goff, E. Ricks, C. Parker, M. Harris, D. Drewery, C. Howard, W. McCall, A. Clayton, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Futrell, C. Noble, G. Phillpott, T. Maxwell, M. Burnette, K. Lipkins, C. Moore, A. McDowell, F. Conyers, J. Bullock. THIRD ROW: R. Sellers, J. Milton, E. Slade, A. Harris, J. Spurlock, L. Richardson, R. Goff, D. Hytch, F. F. Williamson, C. Reamon. FOURTH ROW: A. Gibson, P. Ford, R. Lyons, A. Keyes, R. Ingram, L. Conyers, L. Seaboard, R. Nichols, A. Woods. 1966 TRACK SCHEDULE DATE MEET PLACE 3-26-66 Hampton Relays Hampton, Virginia 4-1-66 Booker T. Washington Portsmouth, Virginia 4-9-66 Colonial Relays Williamsburg, Virginia 4-13-66 Norcum Portsmouth, Virginia 4-16-66 Norfolk State Relays Norfolk, Virginia 4-20-66 Union Kempsville Va. Beach, Virginia 4-29-30-66 Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5-4-66 Crestwood Chesapeake, Virginia 5-6-66 Huntington Newport News, Virginia 5-11-66 Phenix Hampton, Virginia 5-14-66 Eastern Hampton, Virginia 5-21-66 V. I. A. State Meet Petersburg, Virginia SENIOR TRACKSTERS Dwight Drewery; Wallace Goff; Cary Howard; Curtis Parker Allen Woods; Robert Sellers; Gary Phillpott; Earl Slade; Troy Maxwell 5S9W99 SENIORS Left to Right: Samuel Pender; Edward Ricks; James Spurlock; Ripley Ingram; Arthur Keyes Drewery leads the way, Goff takes baton in relay. OUR HELPERS CAFETERIA STAFF Left: Nurse Eley, R. N. Right: Policewoman Mrs. Mitchell Below: Janitors SENIOR SPONSORS MRS. RUFFIN - Chairman Room 232 j ■Kv Wmam MR. THOMAS Room 203 MISS HOLLAND Room 226 MR. JONES Room 209 MRS. PARKER Room 140 MRS. HOLMES Room 227 MISS WILLIAMS Room 220 MR. ARMSTRONG Room 202 l MISS RICHARDSON Room 212 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left-Right, Vice-President, Allen Woods, Treasurer; Anita Henry, Asst. Secretary; Esther Williams, Secretary; Mag aline Anthony, STANDING - President; William Totten, Chaplain; James Kelly I MOST CONGENIAL Sandra Lyon William Totten MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Alice Butler Glen Thornton MOST ATTRACTIVE Ripley Ingram Barbara Ellison - A MOST TALENTED Brenda Eley Gary Philpott MOST ARTISTIC Michael Witts Lenora Burns MOST MUSICAL Esther Williams Clifton O’Neill ' . W M MOST DRAMATIC Thursa Crittenden Tyrone Chapman JoAnn Jones Andrew Jordan MOST SOPHISTICATED Elnora Drake Samuel Pender TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Bernice Mitchell Paul Macklin MOST POPULAR Magaline Anthony Dennis Lowery BEST ALL-AROUND Annie Williams Allen Woods CLASS FILIBUSTER Joan Coppedge Stephen Whitley MOST NONCHALANT Barbara Gorham Wallace Goff BEST DANCER Betty McMillan James Corey MOST TALKATIVE Elizabeth E. Cooper Anthony Bristow THOMAS ACKERS Activities: French Club Ambition; Airman BARBARA ALLEN Activities: DECA, Annual Staff Ambition: Social Worker MELFORD ALSTON Ambition: Mechanical Engineer mckinley anderson Ambition: Doctor MAGALINE ANTHONY Activities: NHS, Annual Staff, Senior Band Ambition: Mathematics Teacher MOZELLE AUSBY A CALVIN BANKS Ambition: Clerk JOHN BANKS Activities: Football, Choir Student Patrol Ambition: Armed Forces FRED BARNES Activities: Football, Choir, Tro- janic Times Ambition: Doctor KEITH BARNES BENJAMIN BARRETT Activities: Senior Band Ambition; Electronic Technician BARBARA BAYLOR Activities: Annual Staff, National Honor Society, F. T. A. Ambition; Teacher CHRISTINE BETHEA Activities: Senior Band, Sociology Club, Ambition: Civil Service Worker JAMES BISHOP Activities: Math Club Ambition; Mechanical Engineer WILLIE BOONE REATHELLA BOWSER Activities: Student Patrol Ambition: Wave SOLOMON BOYKINS Activities: Math Club, FBLA Ambition: Businessman ANTHONY BRISTOW Activities: Annual Staff, Math Club, Trojanic Times Ambition: Journalist ALICE BROWN Ambition: WAVE JUNIOUS BROWN Activities: Dramatics, NTS Abitnt wh n picturot w r mod • LOU BERTA BROWN TIMOTHY BROWN IRREST BUNCH Activities: Thespian Club Ambition: Architect LINDA BURLEY Ambition: Secretary LENORA BURNS Activities: Annual Staff, F. B. L. A. , Student Council Ambition: Commercial Artist ALICE BUTLER Activities: F. T. A., Sociology Club Ambition: Teacher MARIAN BUTLER Activities: Thespian Club Ambition: Secretary BARBARA BYRDSONG Activities: French Club, Library Club, Math Club Ambition: Teacher LAVERN CARTER Activities: F. H. A., G. A. A. Ambition: Secretary RONALD CHAPMAN Activities: Annual Staff, Student Council, Math Club Ambition: Engineer TYRONE CHAPMAN Activities: Football, Student Coun- cil, Debate Society Ambition: Supreme Court Judge GLADYS CHILDS Ambition: Nurse SHIRLEY COMBS Activities: Orchestra Ambition: Teacher ELIZABETH EUGENIA COOPER Activities: Student Council, NHS, Thespian Club Ambition: Biochemist JOAN COPPED GE Activities: DECA Ambition: Teacher JAMES CORDELL JAMES COREY Activities: FBLA , Math Club, Tro- janic Times Ambition: Certified Public Account- ant THURSA CRITTENDEN Activities: NHS, Debating Society, Thespian Club Ambition: Actress EARLENE CYPRESS Activities: VOT, FBLA, Annual Staff EDITH DALE Activities: Library Club, Student Council RUBY DANIELS ANGELA DAVIS Ambition; I. B. M. Worker JACK DAVIS Activities: Annual Staff, Football, Student Patrol McArthur davis PAMELA DAVIS Activities: Trojanic Times, Stu dent Patrol, French Club Ambition: Nurse Activities: Choir Ambition: Nurse RUTH DANIELS PATRICIA DEBNAM SHIRLEY DELOATCH Activities: Math Club, FBLA, Thes- pian Club Ambition; Private Secr etary CHARLES DIGGS Activities: Debate Society, FTA, Science Club Ambition: Pharmacist FRANCIS BANDY DIGGS SHEILA DIXON Activities: FBLA, VOT, Student Patrol Ambition; Business Teacher ELNORA DRAKE Activities: Sociology Club, Thes- pian Club, Student Patrol Ambition; Fashion Designer I DWIGHT DREWERY Activities: Football, Track, Stu- dent Patrol Ambition: Doctor JOANNE ED LOW Activities: National Honor Society, FTA, Science Club Ambition: Medical Technician BRENDA ELEY Activities: Thespian Club, Choir, FTA Ambition: Music Teacher ALBERTA ELLISON Activities: Choir, Thespian Club, Photography Club Ambition: Nurse BARBARA ELLISON Ambition: Secretary ALVIN ETHERIDGE BARBARA ETHERIDGE ) REGEANA FIELDS Ambition: Teacher FREDERICH FITCHETT Ambition: Electrician ALEXANDERS FULLWOOD Activities: VOT, FTA, Student Council MELVIN FUTRELL Activities: Basketball, Football GERALDINE GILBERT GLORIA GILLIAM Activities: Ambition: Choir Nurse WALLACE GOFF Activities: Track. Football Ambition: Mathematician SAMUEL GOODHOPE Activities: Senior Band Jazz Or chestra Ambition: Electrician BARBARA GORHAM Activities: Dramatics Club ALPHONSO GREENE Activities: Basketball, Band, Dra matics Club Ambition: Social Worker ERNESTINE GREENE Activities: SUZANNE GREENE Activities: FBLA, Library Club, Orchestra Ambition: Clerk Typist REGINA GUTHRIE Activities: Math Club, Senior Band, Modern Dance Orchestra Ambition: Elementary Teacher ANNIE HARRIS Activities: NHA, Student Patrol Ambition; Nurse BERTHA HARRIS Activities: Trojanic Times, Stu dent Patrol FRANK HARRIS Activities: Math Club, French Club, Science Club Ambition: Chemical Engineer IMOGENE HARRIS Activities: Choir, FTA, DECA Ambition: Secretary JAMES HARRIS Activities: Math Club, Trojanic Times, Ambition: Bookkeeper MICHAEL HARRIS Activities: Annual Staff Ambition; Lawyer CLINTON HECKSTALL Activities: Track team, Football Ambition: Test Pilot NANNIE HENDERSON Activities: Trojanic Times, Or- chestra, VOT Ambition: Business Administration ANITA HENRY Activities: Student Council, Annual Staff, National Honor Society Ambition: Linguist EL WOOD HILL Activities: Football, Dramatics Club Ambition: Professional Football Player ROBERT HILLARD Activities: Choir, French Club, Ambition: Minister CAROL HINES Activities: Math Club, Library Club Ambition: Biology Teacher EDWARD HITCHCOCK Ambition: Armed Forces BARBARA HOBGOOD Activities: Cheering Squad, Choir, Trojanic Times Ambition: Secretary SHIRLEY HOGGARD Ambition; Secretary PERCELL HOLMES Ambition: Armed Forces CARY HOWARD Activities: Football, Track Ambition: Air Force JOYCE HOWERTON Activities: Cheering Squad, Annual Staff Trojanic Times Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher DAVID HUDSON MARY HUGHES Ambition: Secretary YVONNE HUNDLEY Activities: Library Club, Ambition: Nurse GAIL HUNTER Activities: Dramatics Club, Socio- logy Club, Student Patrol MARY HUNTER Activities: Trojanic Times Ambition: Secretary RIPLEY INGRAM Activities: Photography Club, Track Ambition: Pilot GLADYS JACKSON Activities: Choir, Sociology Club Ambition: Seamstress HARRY JAMES Activities: Senior Band, Debate Society, Orchestra Ambition: Scientist JACQUELINE JAMES Activities: Majorette, choir Ambition; Music Major PRINCESS JARVIS Activities: Math Club, French Club Ambition: Medical Technologist GLENDA JENKINS Activities: Orchestra, Debate So- ciety, FTA Ambition: Social Worker HENRIETTA E. JENKINS Activities: Choir, FBLA, Dramatics Ambition; Secretary MARGIE JENKINS Activities: Dramatics Club Tro- janic Times Ambition: Social Worker LEONARD J. JOHNS Ambition; Research Chemist DORIS JOHNSON Activities: Student Council Ambition; Executive IBM Operator GLORIA JOHNSON Activities: Choir WILLIAM JOHNSON Activities: Basketball Ambition: Pilot ALLEN JONES Activities: Choir BARBARA JONES Activities: Trojanic Times, Math Club, Choir Ambition: IBM Machinist BRENDA JONES Activities: Trojanic Times, Socio- logy Club Ambition: Nurse GLORIA JONES Activities: Dramatics Club Ambition: Secretary JOANNE JONES Activities: F. T. A. Student Patrol Ambition; Teacher JAMES KEITH Activities: Football, Dramatics Club Ambition: Armed Forces HERMAN KELSAW Activities: National Honor Society, Debate Society, Band Ambition: Biologist CATHERINE KELLY Activities: National Honor Society, Choir Ambition; Teacher JAMES KELLY Activities: Math Club, Sociology Club, Orchestra Ambition: Lawyer ARTHUR KEYES BRENDA LEWIS Activities: F. T. A. Ambition: Accountant DENNIS LOWERY Activities: Football, Patrol Ambition; Interior Decorator SANDRA LYONS Activities: Majorette, F. T. A., Sociology Club Ambition: Teacher DORIS MACK Activities: Choir, F. B. L. A. , F. H. A. Ambition; Cosmetologist PAUL MACK LIN Activities: Football, Trojanic Times, Track Ambition: Pro-Football Player THERESSA MADDOX BARBARA MAINOR Activities: Majorette, Choir Dramatics Club Ambition: Private Secretary PATTON MALLICOTT Activities: Student Patrol, Track Ambition: Physical Education Teacher CAROLYN MANLEY Activities: Choir, Sociology Club, Trojanic Times Ambition: Teacher MAMIE MARROW Activities: Library Club Ambition: Teacher SHERRY MARROW Activities: Band, F. B.L.A. Ambition: Secretary LILLIE MARSHALL WILLIAM MARTIN Activities: Sociology Club Ambition: Pilot TROY MAXWELL Activities: Orchestra, Student Patrol, Math Club Ambition: U.S. History Major EMILY MCALLISTER Activities: DECA Ambition: Social Worker IDA MCCALLUM Ambition: Beautician HELEN MCDANIELS Activities: National Honor Society, French Club, Debate Society Ambition: Commercial Artist BETTY MCMILLIAN Activities: Senior Band, NHA, GAA Ambition: Nurse KENNETH MILES Activities: Football, Choir, Student Patrol Ambition: Lawyer SANDRA MILES Activities: Sociology Club, Stu- dent Patrol, FTA Ambition: Social Worker BARRY MILLER Activities: Senior Band Ambition: Architect BERNICE MITCHELL Activities: Math Club, FTA, Annual Staff Ambition: Pharmacist CAPPIE MITCHELL Activities: Orchestra, Trojanic Times Ambition: Nurse MARY MORGAN Activities: Sociology Club Ambition: Office Clerk SHIRLEY MOORE Activities: Cheering Squad, F. T. A. , F. B. L. A. Ambition; Physical Education Teacher ESTHER MYRICK Activities: Library Club, Math Club, Trojanic Times Ambition; Secretary JANET NICHOLSON Ambition: Mathematics Teacher CLIFTON O ' NEILL Activities: Band, Student Council Ambition; Research Mathematician CURTIS PARKER Activities: Football, Track, Stu- dent Patrol Ambition: Mechanic ERNESTINE PARKER Ambition: Accountant JANIS PARKER Activities: Annual Staff, FBLA, Trojanic Times Ambition: Secretary MARIE PEADE Ambition: Seamstress SAMUEL PENDER Activities: Track, Dramatics Club Ambition: Pediatrician FLORINE PETTAWAY Activities: Student Patrol Ambition: IBM Operator JAMES PETTIT Activities: Dramatics Club, Choir, Sociology Club Ambition: Therapist GARY PHILLPOT Activities; Band, Student Council Ambition: Marine Corps SANDRA POWELL Activities: Student Council, FTA Science Club Ambition: History Teacher TWYLER POWELL Activities: FHA Ambition: Secretary PATRICA RANDALL Activities: NHS, Trojanic Times, Debate Society Ambition: Teacher GLORIA RANSOME Activities: VOT, FBLA Ambition: Secretary ERNEST REESE Ambition: Photographer DOUGLAS REEVY Activities: Football, Student Patrol Ambition: Air Force LUTHER RHONE Activities: NHS, Football, Annual Staff Ambition: Engineer MILDRED RICHARDSON Activities: Sociology Club Ambition: Nurse EDWARD RICKS Activities: Track, Football, Senior Band Ambition: Physical Therapist MARGARET ROBINSON Activities: Math Club, Band, Ambition: X-Ray Technician PAT RICA ROBINSON Activities: Student Patrol, Band, Sociology Club Ambition: Social Worker MARY ROGERS Activities: NHA Ambition: Seamstress GERALDINE ROSS Activities: Dramatics Club, Annual Staff Ambition: Nurse LOUIS SABB Activities: Choir Ambition: Architect REGINA SILLS Activities: VOT Ambition: Receptionist LEONARD SINGLETON Activities: Track, Choir, Debate Society Ambition: Lawyer THELMA SINGLETON Activities: Science Club, French Club Ambition: Nurse WENDELL SLADE Activities: Debate Society, Track, FT A Ambition: Artist JACQUELINE SMITH Activities: Choir JIMMY SMITH Activities: Football, Student Patrol Ambition: Electrical Engineer LUCILLE SPELLER Activities: Science Club Ambition: Social Worker ERNESTINE SPRATLEY Activities: Majorette Squad JAMES SPURLOCK Activities: Track Ambition: Mechanic MILDRED STEPHENSON Activities: F. B. L. A., V. O. T Ambition: Secretary GLENDA STERLING Ambition: Teacher SAMUEL STYRON ALVERTIS TALIAFERRO PATRICIA TALIAFERRO Activities: D. E. C. A. , Spanish Club Ambition: Nurse VAGGALINE TALIAFERRO ELLA TAYLOR HARRIET TAYLOR LEE TAYLOR JACQUELINE TAYLOR JOSEPH TERRELL Activities; Choir Ambition: Military Service ROSA THOMPSON Activities: Senior Band, Trojanic Times Ambition; History Teacher GLEN THORNTON Activities: Sociology Club, Basketball Ambition: Sociologist DONALD TILLERY Activities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Orchestra Ambition: College Professor HELEN TILLERY Activities: Color Guard, Annual Staff Ambition: Business Teacher WILLIAM TOTTEN Activities: Annual Staff, Football, National Honor Society Ambition: Engineer JESSIE TUCKER Activities: Spanish Club, Math Club Science Club Ambition: Math Teacher LINDA TURNER Ambition: Nurse CARL VANN Ambition: Painter MARION WALKER DEDRA WALLER Activities: Thespian Club Ambition: Interpreter NORMAN WARD Ambition; Business Manager SAUNDRA WASHINGTON Activities: Trojanic Times, Math Club Ambition: Secretary CYNTHIA WATSON PAULETTE WELLS CASPER WHITAKER Activities: Thespian Club Ambition: History Teacher GLORIA WHITAKER Activities: Thespian Club, Annual Staff, Senior Band Ambition: Drama Teacher FRED WHITBY NITA WHITE Activities: VOT, Student Patrol, FBLA Ambition: Secretary STEPHEN WHITLEY Activities: Football, Track Choir Ambition: Astronomer ELSIE WIGGINS Activities: Ambition: Thespians, NTS, Sociology IBM Operator JANIE WIGGINS Ambition: Typist ANNIE WILLIAMS Activities: NHS, Debate, Library Club Ambition: Astronautical Engineer CORA WILLIAMS Ambition; Seamstress ESTHER WILLIAMS Activities: Orchestra Ambition: Biologist LEON WILLIAMS Activities; Patrol, Choir, Dramatics Club Ambition; Lawyer VIVIAN WILLIAMS Activities: Cheering Squad, FTA, Patrol Ambition: Social Worker MICHAEL WITTS Activities: Annual Staff, Photog- raphy Club Ambition: Artist ALLEN WOODS Activities: Football, Track, Student Council Ambition; Agriculturalist PATRICIA WRIGHT PAUL YOUNG BERNARD HEDGEPATH Activities: Choir Ambition: Armed Forces DYAN TAYLOR Activities: F. T. A. , Student Coun- cil Science Club Ambition; Pediatrician T. Crittenden M. Anthony B- Baylor HONOR STUDENTS CLASS OF ’ 66 A. Henry A. Williams E. Cooper S. Dixon J. Edlow A. Full wood P. Jarvis C. Kelly H. McDaniel N. Henderson J. Parker D. Waller S. Powell D. Tillery P. Randall E. Williams C. O’Neill PATRON KING AND QUEEN GLORIA WHITAKER JESSE TUCKER PA TRONS PATRONS Mr. Rosevelt Ackers Mrs. Gloria Adams Mrs. Ruth Alexander Mr. Charles Allen Mrs. Virginia Allmond Mrs. Hatie Alston Mr. Irvin Althanus Mrs. O’dell Alston Mr. Thomas Alston Mrs. Josephine Andrews Sons Mrs. Charlotte Anthony Mr. and Mrs. James L. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Anthony Mrs. Annie Archer Mr. John Armstrong Major Noah Armstrong Mr. Leroy Arrington Mrs. Helen Artis Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Ves Artis Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ashe Mrs. Ealphia Askew Mr. Tommy E. Askew Mrs. M. J. Alston Mrs. Pecolia A vent Miss Hermean Bacote Mrs. Connie Bailey Mrs. Margaret Bailey Mrs. Lula Baker Mr. and Mrs. Archie M. Ballou Mr. William Ballou Mr. Abraham Banks Mrs. Annie Banks Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Banks Mr. Elwood Banks Mr. Frederick Banks Mr. Thomas Banks Mr. David Bannerman Mr. Bill Barcliffe Mr. and Mrs. John Barfield Sr. Mr. Johnny Barfield Mrs. Walter L. Barnes Mrs. Sally Barnes Mrs. Sarah Barnes Mrs. Frances Barnette Mr. Raleigh Barrett Sr. Mrs. Edna Bartlett Mr. Robert Baskerville Mr. Femon Bates Mrs. Castella Battle Mrs. Lenora Battle Mr. Sulvester Battle Mr. Nathaniel Batts Mrs. Gertrude Bea Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belcher Mr. Howard Bennett Mr. F. L. Berry Mr. Mark Betcher Mrs. Essie Bethea Mr. and Mrs. Claxton Beverly Mrs. Ellen Beverly Mr. Bigger Mrs. Baylease Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bland Mrs. Helen Leola Bland Mrs. V. Bland Mr. Henry Blizzard Mrs. Magnolia Blizzard Mr. Eddie Blow Mrs. Hattie Blow Mr. Harold L. Blow Jr. Karen Blow Mr. Leroy Blow Mattie Blow Mr. Raiford Blow Mrs. Ethel Blueford Mr. Rene Blueford Miss Shirley Blueford Mrs. Sucella Blueford Mrs. Rosa Blunt Dr. Fred J. Boddie Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Artis Bohannon Mrs. Willie Bolden Mr. Lewis P. Bond Mrs. Azzie Booze Mr. Frank Boyd Mr. David Bowens Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bowles Mrs. Eva Bowman Mrs. Catherine Bowser Mr. Davis Bowse r Miss Ella Jean Bowser Mr. James Bowser Mrs. Lola Bowser Mrs. Frank Bradshaw Mrs. Annie Branch Miss Julia Branch Mr. Leroy Branch Mrs. Missouri Branch Mr. Orlandus Branch Mrs. Wilhelmina Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braswell Mr. Charlie Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bratcher Mr. Cornelius Braxton Mr. William Brickhouse Miss Elaine Briggs Mrs. Mary Bristow Miss Patricia Bristow Mr. Raymond Bristow Mr. Forest Britt Mrs. Annie Mae Brockington Mrs. Hazel Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brooks Mrs. Vera Brookshire Miss Adell Brown Mrs. Antonia Brown Miss Bessie Brown Mrs. Daniel E. Brown Mrs. Dora Brown Mrs. Ernestine Brown Mrs. Helen Brown Mrs. Helen G. Brown Mrs. K. Brown Mrs. Leroy Brown Mrs. Maggie Brown Mrs. Mary Brown Mr. Matthew Brown Mr. Rufus W. Brown Rev. Texas Brown Mr. Walter L. Brown Mrs. Winifred Brown Mrs. A. Bryant Mrs. Annie Lee Bryant Mrs. Evelyn S. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant Mrs. Martha Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bryant Mr. Thomas A. Bryant Mrs. Vennie Bryant Mr. Walter Bryant Mrs. Agnes Buckner Mrs. Cicero Bullock Mr. John R. Bullock Mr. Mahlon Bullock Mrs. Carrie Bunch Mr. John T. Bunch Mrs. Bessie Bunche Mrs. Ethelria Burgess Miss Geraldine D. Burgess C. L. Burks Mr. Winslow Burks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burley Mr. and Mrs. Alton H. Burnes Mrs. Alice Burrell Mr. and Mrs. N. Butcher Mr. Allen Butler Mr. William L. Butler Mrs. Willie Butler Mrs. Buttock Mr. James Byers Mrs. Byrd Mr. George Byrd Rev. S. B. Byrd Mr. John Byrdsong Jr. Mr. Thomas A. Byrdsong Mr. Alexander Cain Mrs. Mildred Campbell PATRONS (CONT’D) Mrs. Ruth Campbell Mr. William Canady Mr. Richard Capehart Mrs. Bessie Carpenter Mr. apd Mrs. Eulie Carlton Mr. Julius Carson Mr. Arthur Carter Mrs. Arthur Carter Mrs. Rosemary Carter Mr. Willie Carter Mr. Lionel Chadwick Mr. Billy Chambers Mr. Willie Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chatman Mrs. Louise Cherry Mrs. Martha Cherry Mr- Roosevelt Cherry Mr. Amos A. Christian Mrs. E. B. Christian Mrs. John Claiborn Mr. and Mrs. John L. Clanton Mrs. Emma Clark Mrs. Florence Clark Mrs. Petrue Clark Mr. William Clark Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clay Mr. and Mrs. James A. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Conyal Cody Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cofield Mr. James Coleman Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Coleman Mrs. Lucy Coleman Mrs. Doris Coles Mr. Henry Coles Mrs. Yvonne Collins Mrs. Mildred Combs Ruth Combs Miss Eddie Cooke Mrs. Ida Cooke Mrs. Vernell Cooke Mr. John B. Cooper Mr. Oscar Coppedge Mr. Paul C. Cordell Mr. Robert Corey Mr. Robert Corey Jr. Mrs. Ruth Corey Mrs. Charles Corleu Mr. William Costen Mrs. Catherine Cotton Mrs. Claradean Cotton Mrs. Louvenia Council Miss Mary Council Mrs. Pearl Coverington Mr. H. H. Covington Mrs. Jimmie Crafter Mrs. N. W. Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Crawley Rev. George Crawley Mr. Herman Crawley Mr. Sherman Crawley Mrs. Flora Crittenden Mr. Raymond Crittenden Mrs. Rosa Crittenden Mrs. Bessie Crittendon Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Crocker Mrs. Charles Crows Miss Marie Crutchfield Mrs. Hattie Cunningham Mrs. Earline Curry Sp. 5 Claude D. Curry Mr. Earl E. Cypress Mrs. Viola Daniels Mrs. Mary Jane Daniels Mr. Joseph Davenport Mr. Alphonso Davis Mr. Donald Davis Mrs. Edna Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Mr. Herbert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Davis Mr. Lamont Davis Mr. Stanley Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Davis Mr. Robert L. Davis Mrs. Mattie Debnam Mr. Linwood Debrew Mrs. Edith Delk Mr. William M. Deloatch Mr. Pompia Dickenson Pearl Dickerson Mr. J. Diggs Miss Angela Dilday Mrs. Mary Dickson Mrs. Rosa L. Dickson Mr. William Dickson Mr. Douglas Dobson Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson Mr. Louis Dodson Jr. Miss Virginia Dodson Mrs. Minerva Douglas Mrs. Cora Drummond Mr. J. C. Ducart Mr. Clarence Duhley Miss Queen Dukes Mrs. Leola Dunlap Mr. John Dunn Mr. James Dunston Miss Jeanette Eagle Mr. Lloyd Eason Mrs. Eldora Eaton Mr. James Eaton Miss Annette Edlow Mrs. Edna Edlow Rev. and Mrs. Elick Edlow Mrs. Harry Edlow Miss JoAnn Edlow Maxine Edlow Mrs. Virginia Edlow Mr. Clinton Edwards Mr. Littleton Edwards Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Edwards Mrs. Gennie Eley Mrs. Virginia Ellis Mrs. Gennie Eley Mrs. Virginia Ellis Mrs. Bessie Elloie Mr. Charles Epps Mrs. Celia Eskew Mr. Henry Estes Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Evans Mrs. Goldie Evans Mrs. Margaret Evans Mr. Paul E. Evans Mrs. Inell A. Everette Mrs. Parthinia Everette Mrs. Elizabeth Fabio Agnes Fairley Mrs. and Mrs. Neir Fairley Mrs. Willie Farrish Mrs. Shirley Faultz Mrs. Mary M. Felder Mrs. Christine Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Mrs. Rosa Ferguson Mr. Fred Ferner Mr. Robert Fields Mrs. Dorothy Foots Mr. Charles Ford Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ford Miss Gladys Fortune Mrs. Annie Foster Mr. Charles Foster Mr. Cloyd M. Fowlkes Mr. Cloyd Fowlkes Mrs. Amenta Francis Mrs. Bertharine Francis Mrs. Lena Francis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francis Mrs. Christine Freeman Mr. Joseph Fulcher Mrs. Rachel Fuller Mrs. Hellen Gaffney Mr. James Gallag Mrs. Minnie Galloway Mrs. Bessie Garrett Mr. Leslie Garrett Mrs. Treasa Garrett Mrs. Gladys Gaskill PATRONS (CONT’D) Mr. Lloyd Gaskill Jr. Mr. Chester Gatling. Mrs. Catherine General Mrs. Mary E. Gerald Mr. Norman Gibbons Mrs. Evelyn Gloster Mr. C. W. Glover Mrs. Elmora Godwin Mr. Berl Golf Mrs. Mary Goode Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodhope Mrs. E. Gordan Mr. Robert Gordon Mr. Edward M. Gore Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Gore Mrs. Wanda Gournis Mrs. Evelyn Graham Mrs. Lenne Graham Mrs. Catherine Graves Mrs. Magnolia Graves Mrs. Beulah Green Mrs. Bonnie V. Green Mr. Edgar Green Mrs. Eula Green Mr. George S. Green Mr. James R. Green Mrs. Lavinia Green Mrs. Mary Jean Green Mrs. Lewis Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Truitt Griffin Mr. William Griffin Mrs. Emma Guiden Mr. and Mrs. Gupton Mrs. S. W. Guthrie Mrs. Lois Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Delmar R. Ham Mr. Clyde Hambliss Miss Lorraine Hampton Mr. Ronald C. Hampton III Mrs. Ethel Hardway Mrs. Almeda Hare Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hare Mrs. Florence Hargraves Mrs. Lillie Hargraves Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon Mr. Jeff Harmon Jr. Mrs. Queen Harper Miss L. F. Harrell Mrs. Almenta Harris Mrs. Chrystal C. Harris Mrs. Hattie Harris Mr. Howard Harris Mrs. Lawrence Harris Mrs. Marie Harris Mrs. Molly Harris Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harris Mr. Phil Harris Rev. and Mrs. L. Hdrris Mrs. Harrison Mr. Monie Harrison Mr. Robert Harrison Mr. Thomas Harrison Mr. Herman Hawes Mr. Jesse C. Hayer Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes Mrs. Elnora Hayes Mrs. Willis T. Hayes Mrs. Christine Haynes Mrs. Rosa Haynesworth Mrs. Maybelle Hegwood Mrs. Essie Henderson Mr. Ray Herring Mrs. Annie B. Hicks Sgt. Floyd Lee Hicks Mrs. Lucille Hicks Mr. Samuel Higgs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill Mr. Lawrence Hill Mr. Levi Hill Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hill Mrs. Mary Hill Sgt. Norman A. Hill Mrs. Alberta Hines Mr. Eddie Hines Mrs. Ernestine Hines Mr. James Hines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hines Mrs. Syvonia Hinton Mrs. Marie Hobbs Mr. Fred Hobgood Mrs. C. L. Hobson Mrs. Annie Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Saunders J. Hodges Dorthy Hoggard Mrs. C. R. Holcomb Mrs. Eddie Holiday Mrs. Arthur Holland Miss M. D. Holloway Mr. Charles Holmes Mrs. J. D. Holmes Mrs. Lea Holmes Mrs. Lillian Holmes Mrs. Robert L. Holmes Mr. Ruben Holmes Mr. Webster Homes Mrs. Jennie O. Hopson Mr. Julius Hopson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hort Mr. John Hotson Mrs. Joyce Howard Mrs. Mary Lee Howard Mrs. Missouri Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Howai Mrs. Doris Hudgins Mr. Ernest Hudgins Mr George Hudson Mrs. Mammie Hudson Mrs. Pearl B. Hudson Miss Arlena Huggard Mrs. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Huges Mrs. Hiawatha Hughes Miss Joyce Hughes Mrs. Cora Humphries Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hundley Mr. D. T. Hunter Mrs. L. E. Huntley Mrs. Marie Hutchuson Mr. Colen Charles Hymen Irvin Studio Mrs. Otellia Ivey Mr. Jackson Mrs. Bell Jackson Mrs. Clidas Jackson Mrs. James C. Jackson Mr. John Wade Jackson Mr. Joseph Jackson Mrs. Maybelle Jackson Mr. Moses J. Jackson Miss Shirley Jackson Mrs. Solphia Jackson Mrs. Sophia Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Jacob James Mrs. Natalie James Mr. Thomas James Mrs. Vekley James Mr. John Jarvis Mrs. Eileen Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Mrs. Ada Jenkins Mr. Arthur Jenkins Mrs. Ethel Jenkins Mrs. Fred Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. James P. Jenkins Mr. John L. Jenkins Mrs. Lula Jenkins Mr. Milton Jenkins Mrs. Pearl Jenkins Mrs. Viola Jenkins Mrs. Johnson Mr. A. H. Johnson Mrs. Alberta Johnson Miss Barbara L. Johnson Mr. Clifford Johnson Mrs. Curtis Johnson Miss Doris Johnson PATRONS Mr. Eddie Johnson Mrs. Edith Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Mrs. Helen Johnson Mr. Lester B. Johnson Mr. Michael C. Johnson Mrs. Mildred Johnson Mrs. Rosa Johnson Mrs. Viola Johnson Mrs. Asa Jones Miss Cassandra Jones Mrs. Catherine Jones Mr. Clarence Jones Mr. Cifford Jones Mr. David Jones Mrs. Dorothine Jones Mrs. Dorothy Jones Miss E. Jones Mr. E. D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones Mrs. June C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones Mrs. Louis Jones Mrs. Mable Jones Mrs. Marjorie Jones Mrs. Mildred Jones Mr. Oscar Jones Mrs. Pearl Jones Mrs. Pinky Jones Mr. Preston Jones Mr. Robert Jones Mrs. Rosetta Jones Mr. Samuel Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Miss Yvette Jones Mrs. Helen Jordan Mrs. Kathy Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Jordan Mr. Silas Jordan Mrs. Theophilus Jordan Mr. Howard Joyner Mr. and Mrs. David Judge Mr. Phillip Judge Mr. Homer R. Kane Mr. Willie Kee Mrs. Alonzo Keene Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Kelly Mr. James Kelly Mr. James M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bristow Kelly Mrs. Margie Kelly Mrs. Sally Kelly Mr. Walker N. Kelly Mr. A. A. Keyes Mr. Charles Keyes Mrs. Patsy Keyes Mr. Robert Keyes Miss Viola Louise Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Mr.- and Mrs. Charles R. King Mr. and Mrs. Clayton King Mr. and Mrs. G . King Mrs. Beatrice Knight Mrs. Zurifia Landers Mr. Ronald Langford Mr. W. M. Langford Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lawrence Mrs. Annie Lea Mr. Alphonso Lee Mrs. Dorothy Lee Mrs. Earta Mae Lee Mrs. Helen Lee Mr. Leroy Lee Mr. Napoleon Lee Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Lee Mrs. Shirley Lee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leggett Miss Julia E. Leggett Mrs. Gilda W. 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C. , Compliments of APPLIANCE SERVICE 2023 West Pembroke Ave., Hampton, Virginia Phone CH 4-6741 or 244-3217 CHATEAU C r ) Restaurant Wringer and Automatic Washer Specialists Stoves - Refrigerators - Air Conditioners and other Household and Commercial Appliances All Repair Work Guaranteed 2003 W. Pembroke Ave. CH 4-5662 - We Buy and Sell Used Appliances - Hampton, Va. Compliments of Compliments of GAYNOR MASONRY | SERVICE 1 lauALirir l CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 1 DtPEWDABIUTVl Masonry Contractor 310-Aberdeen Road Brick, Blocks, Stone, Glass Blocks Hampton, Virginia Phone: 826-1002 245-7001 2129 W. Pembroke Ave. 245-7481 Hampton, Va. Compliments of JOHNSON’S Compliments of JEWELRY REPAIRING Diamond Setting, Engraving, Silver Repairing, Jewelry Repairing, Stones Furnished, Watch Repairing, Ring PARKER POWELL Sizing Distinctive Home Furnishers W. JUDSON JOHNSON 214 Twenty-Eight Street 134 - 29th Street, Newport News, Va. Satisfaction with Service Newport News, Va. Phone CH 4-6991 Downtown Newport News. Compliments of Compliments of SMITH CONSTRUCTION BURTON TYPEWRITER EX., INC. COMPANY Builders of Quality Homes IRA O. SMITH Sales - Service - Rentals Office Supplies Mimeographing Service 135 Harpersville Road Morrison, Virginia Phone: LYric 6-6576 9964 Jefferson Ave. Newport News,, Va. LY 6-0400 CITIZENS MARINE XI A WJT MIMiW: PfDtftAl OIPOSIT JL xV X 1 JTV. insuaanci comoaatio therefs a convenient location near you • Newport News • Hampton • York County Compliments of Compliments of SMITH PHARMACY MACK’S MARKET 3114 Chestnut Ave. Newport News, Va. 12544 Warwick Blvd. Open 7 A.M. to 1 A.M. Newport News, Va. Prescriptions - Money Orders Serving the Community for 15 Years Compliments of Compliments of WORNOM DRUGS STORES NANNIE’S GRILL 2108 Jefferson Ave. Serving the Tidewater Newport News, Va. With Six Locations Home Cooked Food Floor Refinishing Specialists Estimates cheerfully given without obligation COOKE’S FLOOR SERVICE 2125 W. Pembroke Ave. Hampton, Virginia Phone: 244-1511 Our skill and core plus quality famous Floor Sanding Papers are your assurance of beautiful doors Compliments of HATCHELL’S AUTO SALES, INC, LY 6-3311 10156 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Virginia You Auto buy Now P. M. HATCHELL Compliments of BOB’S LOAN OFFICE Licensed and Bonded Pawnbroker - Telephone CH 5-8420 2152 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Va. Phone 245-9978 Compliments of LASSITER’S 66 SERVICE Tune-Up and Automotive Repair ROSCOE LASSITER, Operator 39th St. and Roanoke Ave. Newport News, Va. Compliments of L S PAINT WALLPAPER 2213 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Phone 245-0166 Compliments of CONN SERVICE, INC. Your Friendly General Electric and Kelvinator Appliances Kelvinator TV and Stereo 1425 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Phone CHestnut 4-1491 Custom Made Slip Covers Dial 244-5541 - Nights LY 6-4047 FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY - FREE ESTIMATES Complete Line of Fabrics - Satisfaction Assured LIL’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 4304 ORCUTT AVE. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Compliments of NACHMAN REALTY CO, 1 1 3 - 28th Street (Homes of Distinction) JOHN LANGSTON AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate Brokers 13347 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. Phone 877-0295 JOHN LANGSTON - 826-3484 MOGER f.r Phone CH 4-8501 Radio Dispatched Trucks Compliments of Compliments of GRANDBERRY’S RADIO TV SERVICE W. R. WALKER, JR. Fire, Auto and Casualty Insurance Complete Line of High Fidelity- Components Z407 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Real Estate Phone 245-5363 554 - 25th Street Newport News, Va. Compliments of Compliments of JEFFERSON LOAN OFFICE THE ACE WELDING Money Loaned on Anything of Value New and Unredeemed Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry - Luggage - Clothing Musical Instruments - Marine and Field Glasses Phone Newport News CH 5-3041 2503 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. 5873 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Offers to you highly specialized and technical training. Specializing in welding that other shops are not equipped to do. Often we can make a broken piece of metal more serviceable than it was originally. Compliments of Phone CH 5-9507 or CH 5-9992 For Reservations Compliments of CO. INVESTMENTS Phone CHestnut 5-3279 MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION WEBB’S GRILL GUEST HOUSE Hotel Accommodations One of the Peninsula ' s 652 - 25th Street Newport Newt, Va. Newest and Most Modern Foods to Satisfy the Individual Appetite 628 25th Street Newport News, Va. Compliments of M. EASTER, JR. Broker Compliments of s Nannie’s Grill AETNA REALTY Our New Location 2108 Jefferson Ave. Sales - Rentals - Mortgage Loans Buildins - Property Management 2604 1 2 Marshall Ave. Newport News, Virginia 245-0129 Newport News, Va. Open - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. and Thurs. 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. Fri. and Sat. 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Serving Good Food is Our Motto MRS. LULA R. CLARKE, Prop. T elephone CH 4-7919 CH 4-7910 RESTAURANT Dial CH 5-9541 (HI tllllt (1 Ell Ml ! rnmnlimpnlc Compliments of cqoi Gilll jjllill c llL s 01 ROUNTREE GROCERY HUGGIN’S BARBE QUE JESSE F. CORBIN, Manager Where You Will Always Meet Your Friends 3200 Chestnut Ave. 1122 - 44th St. Newport News, Va. DAVID GARRETT, Prop. Phone CH 5-9483 GEO. E. GAYNOR, Pres. Compliments of Compliments of DEW DROP INN G. E. GAYNOR We Specialize in Barbeque and Good Home-Cooked Food BUILDING INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 4301 Roanoke Ave. Newport News, Va. 245-7001 2129 W. Pembroke Ave. 245-7481 Hampton, Va. Compliments of Compliments of TIDEWATER MOTORCYCLE CORP. 25TH a HUNTINGTON AVENUE. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. SALES AND REPAIR SERVICE £SSO iSsxuixiEjnhsx PHONE: CH 7-5805 BOATS - TRAILERS MARINE SUPPLIES JACOBSEN LAWN MOWERS CUSHMAN SCOOTERS 12309 Warwick Blvd. HARLEY BICYCLES Newport News, Va. - Phone 595-0309 PAUL W. MOSELEY MANAGER Johnson An Extra Measure of Service SEP-HORSE OUTBORRO MOTORS Compliments of Compliments of J. S. SMITH REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MADAME CRUTCHFIELD’S Apparel and Gifts for Men, Women and Children 615-2 5th Street Phone 245-3731 Newport News, Va. 2505 Jefferson Ave. 247-5731 Newport News, Va. Compliments of Compliments of MASON BROS. PENINSULA FLORIST ASST. SEAFOOD MARKET Wholesale and Retail 2807 Chestnut Ave. Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. 245-0086 ROGERS TAILORS CLEANERS Compliments of CHEATHAM’S CITGO SERVICE 6 1 1 -41 st Street Auto Repairs - Road Service Phone: CH 5-5300 Open 7 A.M. to 10 P. M. Daily 35th and Chestnut Ave. for Newport News, Va. Quick Service 245-9649 Compliments of Compliments of NORTH END PHARMACY, INC. CASTLEBERRY TIRE CO. A Medical Service Pharmacy 9911 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Huntington Ave. and 50th Street 596-7781 Newport News, Va. The man who knows the best l4d - U U o4 Compliments of Congratulations F r om W. T. CHAPLIN, INC. Realtor, Insurance and Rentals BETTY LEWIS 1 26-26th Street Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. 244-1471 Congratulations from Compliments of THE “POMPEI TILE CO.” VILLAGE SUPPLIERS, INC. 660 39th Street Newport News, Va. 10164 Jefferson Ave. Phone: 244-4119 Newport News, Va. For Quick Local M Transportation Compliments of CITIZEN RAPID TRANSIT IMPERIAL CLEANERS, INC. COMPANY 6204 Jefferson Ave. 3400 Phone: Newport News, Va. Victoria Blvd. PA 3-3344 826-6616 Compliments of Compliments of MABLE BEAUTY SALON 1 THE EDWARDS CO., INC. 3111 Chestnut Ave. 328 24th Street Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. Compliments of Compliments of ROBERT (BRO.) JONES Dependable Cleaners 2708 Chestnut Ave. PENINSULA FLORIST ASSOC. Newport News, Va. 1003 Kecoughtan Rd. 3 Hour Service 244-2514 Hampton, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of DIXIE GAS CO. HILTON PHARMACIES Call 596-7629 10301 Warwick Blvd. 595-1 129 Serving Entire Tidewater (Hilton Village) If No Answer Call 596-7147 Sherwood Shopping Center 877-0253 508 Muller Lane ( Denbigh) Compliments of Compliments of AUTO MUFFLER KING BRYANT FURNITURE CO. 540 25th Street 5835 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. 245-6985 Compliments of Compliments of W. L. GLEASON CO. ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP Jefferson Ave. 609 25th Street Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. Your Complete Garden Center and Hardware Stores V. M. LYNCH Proprietor Compliments of Compliments of VIRGINIA TILE AND MARBLE COMPANY MOUNTCASTLE LUMBER CO., INC. Dutch Boy Paint Builders Hardware 193 Warwick Rd. Doors Plywood Newport News, Va. 595-1105 Compliments of Compliments of HERTZLER BROTHER BUILDERS OVENTON OVENTON INC. 13313 Warwick Blvd. 1 22-26th Street Newport News, Va. Newport News, Va. 245-8196 Compliments of Compliments of NIGHT DAY SUPER MARKET CRUM’S BAKERIES Five Locations 1142-44th Street 3820 Kecoughtan Rd. - 823-2223 Newmarket - 244-5601 2209 Wickham Ave. 10822 Warwick Blvd. - LY 6-1603 Newport News, Va. 1806 West Mercury Blvd. - 838-3345 Downtown Newport News - 245-7342 Compliments of Compliments of KRESGE CO. I E. C. HUDGIN 1076 W. Mercury Blvd. Rt. 17 - Yorktown, Va. Hampton, Virginia Richneck Road Compliments of Compliments of POOL’S ALUMINUM DRUCKER FALK 131 - 26th Street Window and Door Service Newport News, Va. 9921 1 2 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Headquarters for Housing on 596-1224 the Virginia Peninsula Congratulations to the Class of 66 JOSTEN’S Owatonna Minnesota Creators of Fine Class Rings, Awards, Announcements Yearbooks, and Diplomas WILLIAM W. EDWARDS 703 Second Street Martinsville, Va. Phone 638-7571 Compliments of FARABEE’S STUDIOS 3005 West Ave. Newport News, Va. A complete photographic Service for over 37 years, 247-5897 Congratulations to the Class of 66 Imrnft lull, m. 10325 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. 596-0951 Compliments of GARNER FURNITURE MIDWAY FURNITURE Newport News, Va. PHOTOGRAPHERS’ PAGE To Mr. John Dillinger, we extend our deepest thanks for his patience, cooperation, consideration, and his fine efforts toward making our Annual the best in Trojan history. He was responsible for taking most of the snapshots that appear in the book. He is a photographer with Farabee ' s Studios, 3305 West Avenue, Newport News, Virginia. We, the members of the annual staff express our sincere appre- ciation to Mr. Nathaniel Moorehead for his cooperation and fine efforts in helping us produce our yearbook. He is a member of the faculty at the George W. Carver High School, Newport News, Virginia.