Charles City High School - Charles Citian Yearbook (Charles City, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

inr 92 ? . - ■ ■Qzd ' ' V; v - t T .;,;W aisiaaiiig 1 I -. -JL. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF CHARLES CITY HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES CITY, VIRGINIA Mary Ann Pyles — Lyle Browning Co-Editors Martha Duke — Bonnie Nantz Business Managers Mrs. Claudia Viar Advisor VOLUME XXIV CONTENTS FACULTY 4 CLASSES 9 ORGANIZATIONS 25 ATHLETICS 33 ACTIVITIES 39 ELEMENTARY 45 ADVERTISEMENTS 55 A word from the Editors We in our last year of high school pre¬ pare to leave with serious feelings of anxiety concerning our future away from our home of twelve years. We should like to express our apprecia¬ tion and gratitude to those who have given us the most valuable gift that is possible for us to receive. That gift of incalculable value is our education—though to what measure this education will benefit us remains to be seen. 2 Dedicated to FARRAR W. HOWARD, M.D. We, the Senior Class, dedicate this, THE 1967 CHARLES CITLAN, to Farrar W. Howard, M.D. We appreciate greatly the many services he has rendered to the county and his whole-heart¬ ed interest in the activities of the school and the community. As Doctor and as Chairman of the School Board, his time is doubly precious, yet he seems to find time for a smile and a friendly word of encouragement for all. V MR. CHARLES W. KRAUSE Principal Our principal came to us from Man¬ chester High School in Chesterfield Coun¬ ty, where he had served as Director of Guidance since 1960. He holds a B.A. degree from the University of Richmond, a B.D. degree from Colgate Rochester Divinity School, and a M.S. in Ed. degree from the University of Richmond. His understanding of people from his experi¬ ence as both a pastor and a counselor has enabled him to guide the students and fac¬ ulty of Charles City Higli School in a very fine way this past ye; FACULTY Mrs. Anne Gunderson Mrs. Evelyn Krause Mrs. Florence McCall Mr. Jim Moore Mrs. Anne Gerhart Mrs. Helen Graves Mrs. Hazel Lampkin Mrs. Margaret Owen STAFF MRS. ANNE GUNDERSON - College of William and Mary, Richmond Professional Institute; Librarian. MRS. EVELYN KRAUSE - B.A., Westhampton College; English; BETA Club, Forensics. MRS. FLORENCE McCALL - Study Hall MR. JIM MOORE - B.S., Randolph - Macon College; Mathematics; Softball. MR. ALBERT RICE - B.S., Virginia State College; Science, Mathematics; Science Club. MRS. MARGUERITE RICHARDSON - B.A., Newberry College; History, French; Cheerleaders, Girls Athletic Sponsor. MR. BILL RICKS - B.A., East Carolina College; Physical Education, History; Basketball, Baseball. MRS. CLAUDIA VIAR - B.S., Richmond Professional Institute; Business; Annual, Extension Courses. Mr. Albert Rice Mr. Bill Ricks Mrs. Marguerite Richardson Mrs. Claudia Viar lesi s ' -w-ii . - is., ' 5 Just one more class. We just lost another one! Smile! Hey you, the one sleeping. 6 FACULTY OFF GUARD This will solve all your problems! Meet Old Fat and Sassy! And THEN she said . . . i Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Gwens, and Mrs. La mpkin make biscuits. To our staff. . . Without our staff, our school could not function. Although at times we complain, we are really grateful for the work that they do. The bus drivers begin and end our day. At times we question the beginning, but for the end we are always grateful! The cafeteria workers, under the manage¬ ment of Mrs. Owens, have done their best to prepare nourishing meals to keep us going through the day. Before and after school, Mr. Crawley and crew undertake the gigantic task of cleaning up our school. To all these people who keep us going, we express our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. Gerheart, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Gwens, Mrs. Royal and Mrs. Gunderson are ready to roll. 8 SEATED—Mrs. M. P. Richardson. STANDING—Mary Ann Pyles, SCA Representative; Brenda Waitman, Secretary- Treasurer; Lyle Browning, President; Jimmy Richardson, Vice-President. SENIORS Preparing for the big day. For twelve long years we have looked forward to graduation day; and now that it is near, we face it with great expectations and with hesitation. Soon we must leave our friends and the familiar routine of the school day. We must find a new place for ourselves in the world. But we shall long remember the hard work, and the fun and excitement of our school days. 9 LYLE EDWARD BROWNING Lyle” SCA 2,3,4,5; President 5; Honor Council 4,5; Class President 5; Class Vice President 4; Glee Club 1; Forensic 3,4,5; KVG 4,5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Basketball Co-Captain 5; Track 3,4,5 MARTHA JANE DUKE Martha” SCA 1,2,3,4,5; SCA Representative 5; Beta Club 4,5; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 3,4,5; Library Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Co-Captain 5; Basketball Softball 2,3,4,5; Cheerleading 5 10 JANET YATES EARGLE Janet SCA 2,3,4,5; SCA Secretary-Treasurer 3,5; Honor Council 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Class President 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library 2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Basketball Co-Captain 5; Softball 3,4,5; Cheerleading 2,3,4,5; Captain 5; Cheerleading BILLY RAY GROSS Billy SCA 2,3,4,5; KVG 4,5 11 PORTIA MAXINE JONES ”Poe Poe SCA 2,3,4; SCA Assistant Secretary 3; Glee Club 5; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club President 1,2; Guidance Council 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4,5; Science and Math Club 3; Cheerleading 2,3 SUSAN MAE JONES Sue SCA 2,3,4,5; SCA Vice President 2; School Choir 3,5; Forensic Club 5; Dramatics Club 1,2; Dramatics Club Secretary 1; Science and Math Club 1,2 12 LINDA GALE MARABLE ’’Linda” SCA 2,3,4,5; Glee Club 2,3,4,5; Dramatics Club 2,3,4,5; Library Club 2,3,4,5; Science Club 2; May Court 4; Softball 2 BONNIE HELEN NANTZ ’’Bonnie” SCA 1,2,3,4,5; SCA Representative 2,3; Beta Club 4,5; Class President 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Forensic 1,5 ; Library Club 1,2; Monogram 4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Cheerleading 3,4,5 13 MARY ANN PYLES Mary Ann SCA 1,2,3,4,5; Representative 2,5; Honor Council 3; Beta Club 4,5, Vice-Pres. 5; President of Class 3; Vice-President of Class 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Forensic 4,5; Library 2; Science 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4,5; Monogram 4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Softball 2,3,4,5; Cheerleading 4,5 JAMES ALDEN RICHARDSON Jimmy SCA 1,2,3,4,5; Vice-President Class 5; Glee Club 2,3,4; Forensic 3,4; Library 2,3,4,5; Pres. 4; Science 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; KVG 4,5; Monogram Club 2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Co-Captain 5; Baseball 2,3,4,5 14 Brenda Louise Waitman Brenda” SCA 2,3,4,5; SCA Council 2,3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2,3; Library 2; Dramatics 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Softball 2,3,4,5; Cheerleading 3,4,5; Miss Charles City 3; May Court 3,4. Alma Mater Charles City High, Charles City High, Our love for thee shall never die. For thee our hearts with pride shall swell, With thee shall honor ever dwell. Charles City High, Charles City High, Our love for thee shall never die. We ' ll sing thy praises from our souls, And proudly wave the green and gold. 15 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1967, being in possession of reasonably sound minds and bodies, unusual amounts of energy, insufficient amounts of dignity and realizing that our days as high school students are numbered, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To our parents and friends who have made our education possible, we do bequeath our love and appreciation. May they ever hold first place in our hearts. ARTICLE II To our school, we leave our best wishes as it continues its never-ending task of starting boys and girls along the narrow road of life, and our thanks for the many fond memories we take with us. ARTICLE ID To our teachers, we leave peace and quiet and freedom from torment. May they en¬ joy it while they can. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors, we leave the challenge of a successful Senior year. We also leave them our ability to get along with Mrs. Richardson. ARTICLE V I, Lyle Browning, will and bequeath my love of argument to Billy May. I, Martha Duke, will and bequeath peace and quiet to Mr. Ricks. I, Janet Ergle, will and bequeath my slim figure to Sarah Johnson. I, Billy Gross, will and bequeath my ability to get along with my teachers to Sissy Wills. I, Portia Jones, will and bequeath my quietness to Brenda Peterson. I, Susan Jones, will and bequeath my sarcasm to John Hughes. I, Linda Gale Marable, will and bequeath my athletic ability to Charles Crowe. I, Bonnie Nantz, will and bequeath my ability to stay on my feet in a basketball game to Suzanne Hula. I, Mary Ann Pyles, will and bequeath my height to William Oliver Minter. I, Jimmy Richardson, will and bequeath my leadership of the Sterling Heights gang to Charles Cro we and Wakie Howard I, Brenda Waitman, will and bequeath my ability to come to school ALMOST reg¬ ularly to Daniel Adams. 16 CLASSES Vicki Bangit Richard Bowman Steve Bobb Brenda Guinn JUNIORS John Sara Gloria Brenda Johnnie Hughes Johnson Martin Peterson Preine Carolyn Ronnie Alice Bob Linda Pugh Pugh Pyles Sams Wills 18 Daniel Adams Francene Lorna Adkins Allans on Michael Dave Bangit Bobb Bertha James Carter Critcher SOPHOMORES Charles James Russell Wakie Suzanne Crowe Darlington Fitzgerald Howard Hula Gaynor Martha Sandra Paige Eddie King Means Spence Webb Whitehurst 19 Edward Mildred Steven Herbert Ned Vicki Baber Bowman Callahan Car ter Christian Crews Sylvia Donnie Penny Chris Debra Marty Crump Darlington Duke Graves Graves Gross Billy Henley Mike Johnson Sharon Pugh FRESHMEN James Billy Maureen William Harry Kane May Means Minter Preine Faye Sammy Thomas Mike Sue Pyles Reynolds Sheppard Washburn Webb 20 Blaine Bowman Rhonda Bowman Lloyd Carter Malinda Warren Chambers Haupt Deborah Johnson Nancy May Jackie McCall Nanette Miller Sue Newland James Sams Regina Spence PREPSMEN In homeroom and in English class, the Prepsmen work hard. 21 MOST STUDIOUS Mary Ann,Pyles and Lyle Browning 22 GIRLS’ STATE Mary Ann Pyles, last year ' s Girls State delegate, watches as Sam Howard and Wayne Royal raise the flags. The delegate to Girls State is selected by the faculty from the members of the Junior Class. The honor is given to the girl who is selected on the basis of her leadership ability, character, courage, honesty, scholarship, cooperation and physical fitness. The purpose of Girls State is to inform the delegates about the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American cit¬ izenship with the hope that they will return to their home schools and pass their experiences on to their fellow students. 24 ORGANIZATIONS S.C.A. S. Spence, S. Webb, J. Hughes, C. Pugh, L. Browning, J. Eargle, M. A. Pyles, R. Spence. The Student Cooperative Association is made up of the entire student body of our high school. Guided by the Executive Coun¬ cil, its purpose is to encourage high stand¬ ards of behavior and scholastic achievement. 26 OFFICERS: J. Eargle, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Pugh, Vice-Pres¬ ident, L. Browning, President; Mr. Krause, Advisor. HONOR COUNCIL SEATED—B. Nantz, M. A. Pyles, M. Duke. STANDING—B. Peterson, A. Pyles, S. Spence. M. Means, R. Spence, Mr. Krause, L. Browning, D. Adams, C. Pugh. BETA CLUB 27 FRONT ROW—S. Johnson, J. Hughes, A. Pyles, C. Crowe, L. Browning, S. Reynolds, M. Pyles, J. Richardson, Coach Ricks. BACK ROW— D. Pugh, V. Crews, B. Waitman, J. Eargle, S. Hula, D. Adams, M. Duke, C. Pugh, B. Nantz. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is made up of those students who are members of a Var¬ sity team and take part in interscholastic competition. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in sports and to en¬ courage good sportsmanship. Each mem¬ ber has worked hard to receive his or her letter or megaphone, and it is an honor to be in the Monogram Club. The line up! 28 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED—Mrs. Gunderson, S. Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Crowe, President; L. Wills, Vice-Presi¬ dent. STANDING—D. Adams, M. Means, S. Bobb, S. Hula, S. Webb, F. Pyles, L. Allanson, E. Whitehurst, J. Preine, R. Pugh, P. Jones, J. Hughes, V. Bangit, S. Spence, S. Reynolds, M. Means, L. Marable, P. Webb, W. Howard, J. Richardson, D. Bobb. FORENSICS BACK ROW—Mrs. Krause, S. Spence, M. Means, L. Browning. FRONT ROW—L. Marable, S. Jones, M. Duke, M. A. Pyles. STANDING—B. Nantz, President. 29 ROW ONE—R. Bowman, S. Spence, N. May, R. Spence, L. Guinn, R. Bowman, P. Webb, R. Fitzgerald, L. Allanson, D. Bobb, W. Howard, E. Whitehurst, S. Reynolds, C. Crowe. ROW TWO—D. Johnson, F. Atkins, B. Carter, S. Newland, L. Carter, R. Pugh, J. Richardson, L. Browning, G. King, J. Hughes, N. Christian, S. Hula, M. Johnson, Mr. Rice. SCIENCE CLUB Science project anyone? The aims of the Science Club may be stated as follows: (1) To provide an outlet for students who are interested in science; (2) To help students understand the import¬ ance of science in their lives; (3) To increase each member ' s knowledge of science; and (4) To aid in the perfection of scientific skills. Suzanne Hula, Secretary; Ronnie Pugh, President; San¬ dra Spence; Vice-President. 30 SAFETY PATROL SlUfjmLMn WtiVU ' ■■ 4 ' vLU- 1 % ' II Yr:. • ? B 1� :: ... . it fi % Jr f w v rajEll tf; KNEELING—D. Graves, S. Spence, M. Means, P. Webb. STANDING—P. Duke, J. McCall, S. Johnson, S. Rey¬ nolds, S. Hula, R. Pugh. K.V.G. KNEELING—G. King, D. Bobb, M. Johnson. STANDING—Mr. Adams, W. Howard, D. Adams, S. Reynolds, N. Christian, J. Richardson, P. Webb. ON TRUCK—C. Crowe, L. Browning, E. Whitehurst, R. Pugh, J. Hughes. 31 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW—B. Peterson, T. Chambers, P. Jones, S. Newland, S. Jones, N. May, B. Tyree, N. Miller, D. Johnson, R. Bowman, F. Adkins, S. Webb. SECOND ROW—V. Bangit, S. Pugh, S. Johnson, M. Chambers, J. McCall, R. Spence, S. Hula, M. Means. THIRD ROW—C. Pugh, E. Whitehurst, C. Crowe, D. Adams, S. Bobb, G. King, H. Preine. MUSIC CLUB SEATED—S. Johnson, J. Lampkin, G. Henley, Mrs. Cropper, J. Henley, M. Tench, J. Newland, B. Henley, G. Martin, J. Miller, A. Newland, J. McCall, R. Spence, S. Newland, J. Lampkin. 32 ATHLETICS BASK mmm FRONT ROW—E. Whitehurst, S. Reynolds, L. Browning, J. Richardson. BACK ROW—R. Caldwell, J. Hughes, D. Bobb, W. Howard, W. Haupt, N. Christain. T BALL FRONT ROW—B.Nantz, S. Pugh, M.Duke, J. Eargle, C. Pugh, S. Hula, D. Pugh. BACK ROW—J. McCall, R. Spence, A. Pyles, M. Pyles, Coach Ricks, R. Pyles, P. Duke, S. Newland, V. Bangit. Kf- , ;. ' j GIRLS Another point! Football maybe? Duck, Ref! 35 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW—R. Bowman, T. Critcher, M. Gross, C. Graves, P. Webb. BACK ROW—Coach Ricks, S. Callahan, E. Baber, M. Johnson, R. Marable. 36 BASEBALL ROW ONE—R. Bowman, P. Webb, J. Richardson, E. Whitehurst, W. Haupt, N. Christian. ROW TWO—J. Hughes, R. Pugh, S. Bobb, T. Critcher, M. Johnson. ROW THREE—Coach Ricks, C. Crowe, S. Reynolds, W. Howard. SOFTBALL ROW ONE—D. Johnson, B. Peterson, D. Pugh, R. Bowman. ROW TWO—R. Spence, N. May, S. Pugh, M. Duke, J. Mc¬ Call, S. Spence. ROW THREE—S. Newland, D. Graves, S. Hula, J. Eargle, C. Pugh, P. Duke. ROW FOUR—S. Johnson, M. Pyles, A. Pyles, B. Waitman, F. Pyles. ■ 1 ftiiiimimiiiaMSB • rtn ixmiunni . - tw —I MB —iwa i niwi— aa— L -«� !«� � � «� � L •■•• !«« «« SEATED—D. Pugh, B. Nantz, D. Graves, M. Pyles, B. Waitman, J. Eargle, B. Peterson, S. Hula, M. Duke, C. Pugh. CHEERLEADERS Sam Howard, our mascot. The cheerleaders are chosen by the faculty for the basketball season. The girls are chosen for the cheering ability, their school spirit, and their willingness to work. The purpose of the cheerleaders is to pro¬ mote school spirit and sportsmanship, and to en¬ courage our teams. 38 ACTIVITIES c 20 | - ' H 0 | - | rtac , ' d 40 H r H co trioooo V u 42 1. It ' s really just a Pepsi! 2. What?? 3. Why can ' t I keep it? 4. You better believe it! 5. They told us just to stand here. 6. Out of school at last! 7. Is he brave or stupid? 8. His true personality! 9. Now what do we do? 43 1. Sleepy! Who ' s sleepy? (Linda Marable) 2. Look Ma, no hands! (Bonnie Nantz) 3. The Sterling Heights Gang. (STANDING, Left to Right-Tommy Baber, Sam Howard, Randy Caldwell, Edward Baber, Wakie Howard. SEATED- Martin Howard and Ben Caldwell) 4. Long, tall, Texan. (Billy Gross) 5. WHO can ' t go UP the sliding board! (Jimmy Richardson) 6. At least HERE they love me. (Brenda Waitman) 7. I made the Bunny Club! (Martha Duke) 44 Mr. Jim Allard Mrs. Elizabeth Bargeron Mrs. Edna Binns ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Harriet Meadowcroft Mr. Clarence Weeks Mrs. Dora Yates Once upon a time . . . BREAK TIME Ma. rc h Wad doeth ELEMENTARY Linda John Randy Balbough Ban git Caldwell Paul Neda Frankie Gross Guinn Hula SEVENTH GRADE Janet Janette Alice Lampkin Miller Newland Barbara Wayne Steve Pyles Royal Sams 48 Tommy Shirlette Valerie Kathy Baber Bowman Bowman Carter John Larry Jay Bradley Bradley Caldwell SIXTH GRADE ■ , ' c Pearl Gail George Gail Becky Carter Coles Englehart Greenwood Haynes Sam Paul Charlotte Junior Judy Howard McCall Newland Ordonia Pugh 49 Gregory Guy Bailey Bradby Balbough Bowman Althea Donna Carter Chambers FIFTH GRADE Kathy Fonda Johnny Eric Doreen Gambill Gerhart Henley Hughes Johnson Preston Sharon Debbie Joyce Faye Ladd Mann Newland Newland Roberts ' 50 David Deborah Ricky Alfred Baber Bradby Bradly Crump Ben Wanda Cheryl Caldwell Caldwell Carter FOURTH GRADE Dean Mary Marion Betty Martin Englehart Englehart Gerhart Henley Howard Donnie Joy Kathy Danny Gwen Ladd Lampkin Mann Ordonia Sams 51 • • Patricia Paulette Cassandra Stephen Deloris Chambers Bowman Bradby Caldwell Cassell Rhonda Authur Floyd George Crump Duke Englehart Gambill PRIMARY II Johnny Linda Christine Thomas Ruth Terry Graves Graves Haynes Haynes Howard Hughes Virginia Candi George Jeffrey Henry Debbie Mann Pugh Pyles Pyles Tench Testament 52 Verna Angela Deborah Jessica Robert Adkins Bowman Bowman Bowman Chambers Bertha Kimberly Debra Patricia Bradby Caldwell Cassell Cassell PRIMARY I Barbara Gina James Bradford Cordell Cathy Englehart Englehart Graves Howard Johnson Ladd Deborah O ' Keffe Mark David Larry Mitzi Overman Parker Roberson Rudisill Testerman Whitehead 53 I . % HALLE ADVERTISEMENTS The yearbook staff of Charles City High School appreciates the interest and co¬ operation of those persons and businesses who have made possible the publication of the 1967 CHARLES CITIAN. We sincerely hope that you who examine the pages of THE CHARLES CITIAN will remember our advertisers and support them as they have sup¬ ported our school. OUR PATRONS C. J. Allard T. L. Batkins B. W. Via Mrs. J. S. Binns Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Bowman H. Bristow Mrs. Marguerite Cain Mr. Mrs. Herbert H. Carter Mr. Mrs. Issac A. Cotman Mr. Mrs. Stanley S. Cotman Mr. Mrs. Ryland Crews Dr. J. E. Dorman R. S. Duke C. L. Flowler Roger F. Frawley Mrs. Mary Gillen Holten ' s Esso Station Jabo ' s Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Johnson Mrs. Lorene Jones Miss Rosetta Jones Mr. Mrs. Vernon Jones, Jr. Leggetts Mr. Mrs. I. C. Mann Mr. Anthony B. Miles Mr. Mrs. A. R. Penny Mr. Mrs. Earl Randolph Dr. Leon Reid Mr. Albert Rice A. L. Robbins John Rudisill Russell Wood ' s Auto Service Sandston Bi Rite A. F. Tokarz Shoe Shop Mr. Mrs. Harrison Tyler The Viars West Point Hotel Carl W. Whitehead Robert W. Williams Charles Yates A Friend 55 OUR ADVERTISERS CHARLES CITY - NEW KENT D. D. Adams H. R. Adkins Ed Allen ' s Barbour ' s Store Belle Air Plantation Berkeley Plantation E. P. Binns Bowman ' s Citgo Service Brad ' s Drug Store Charity ' s ESSO Service J. Leroy Charity Funeral Home Charles City County Civic League Charles City Oil Co., Inc. Charles City Progressive Lodge No. 297 Chickahominy Motors, Inc. Chickahominy Park A. G. Copeland Copeland Tractor Company Cutright’s Amoco C. H. Evelyn Piling Company Louise French Agency Mrs. Bruce Crane Fisher G. H. Haupt Hazlewood Brothers J. W. Hubbard R. M. Hughes Son Ike ' s Store and Barber Shop Kathryn Joyce Layfield Lumber Company Mountcastle Lumber Co., Inc. Nelly Custis Motel Restaurant J. R. Parker Co., Inc. Parker Insurance Agency Providence Forge Oil Company Slater ' s Dry Cleaners Sportsman Restaurant Stephens Farm Equipment Company Taylor Harrison The Waitmans V. M. Watkins Wee-Mart Westover Parrish WEST POINT Ben Franklin Stores Citizens and Farmers Bank Chesapeake Corp. Dari Treat E. H. Diggs Son, Inc. Guthrie ' s Hardware Lee Ford Sales, Inc. Point Five Ten T. O. Sales Talley Furniture Store The Tidewater Review Vincent ' s Funeral Home Whitmore Chevrolet, Inc. Woodson Marine Sports Sales York Distributors, Inc. York Supply Co., Inc. York Tire Recapping Co., Inc. RICHMOND - HENRICO Alexander Insurance J. A. Black Sons, Inc. Brown-Mooney Building Materials Burhman Sons, Inc. Carlton ' s Country Store Chuck ' s Supermarket Church Hill Record Shop Citizens Auto Parts Arthur Clarke Creighton Cleaners Dee Bee Food Store East End Glass Shop Eastern Bowl Eberly ' s Place Eddie ' s Drive In Gene ' s Sunoco A. R. Gerhart Grubbs Supermarket Harris Beauty Shoppe Harris-Flippen Company House of Formals Hugh Holder Hughes Grocery Kaufman ' s Family Clothier Joseph Markow Nelson ' s Funeral Home Oliver ' s Market Pollard Bagby, Inc. Pocahontas Shop J. E. Rayhorn, DDS WILLIAMSBURG The Band Box Bell Hospital Benschoten Carter, Inc. Bob ' s Sunoco Service Cale Realty Company Capitol Marine Casey ' s The Clover Company Colonial Typewriters C. H. Forbes Daily Press Garrison ' s Funeral Home Governor Spottswood Motel Greyhound Bus Terminal Earl N. Levitt, Inc. Marvin-Walker Insurance Agency Matthew ' s ESSO Station Richmond Road Gulf Service Rose’s Stores, Inc. Russo ' s Steak House Dr. Stanley Salasky The Virginia Gazette Watts Motor Co., Inc. Lee William ESSO Service Center Williamsburg Pottery Williamsburg Shopping Center 66 65 66 66 64 78 78 73 60 79 79 66 79 78 66 70 76 78 78 79 75 75 73 64 63 59 62 75 62 70 74 71 76 70 73 76 83 61 82 83 65 61 83 74 80 63 67 63 60 70 63 65 76 77 67 77 77 69 65 CALE REALTY COMPANY OF WILLIAMSBURG Residential-Commercial Ed. Parker Broker 1433 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Va. HUGH HOLDER WATCHMAKER ROSE’S STORES INC. All work guaranteed Merchants Square 1628 Williamsburg Road Duke of Gloucester St. Richmond, Virginia Williamsburg, Virginia Compliments of CHURCH HILL RECORD SHOP Richmond, Virginia Compliments of MR. ARTHUR CLARKE Compliments of SELDEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Highland Springs, Virginia 57 Compliments of SOUTHERN STAMP AND STATIONERY 00 BROAD STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Compliments of SCOTT’S FUNERAL HOME 2223 E. Main Street Richmond, Virginia Phone: Milton 3-9097 Compliments of RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT Charles City, Virginia 58 VARINA REFRIGERATION SERVICE, INC. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967” 1434 E. Main Street J.E. RAYHORN, D.D.S. Phone: 644-3068 Richmond, Virginia 23219 R.M. HUGHES SON Routes 60 33 At Bottoms Bridge Phones RE 7-2111 P. O. Quinton, Virginia QUINTON 932-4590 CHRYSLER CORPORATION ' S 5-YEAR 50,000 MILE WARRANTY CHRYSLER Motors Corporation 59 BRAD’S DRUG STORE . . . Next to Dr. Howard ' s Prescriptions Phone 966-2694 Charles City ' s only Drug Store BROWN-MOONEY BUILDING MATERIALS CORPORATION Building Materials For Home and Industry MI3-2763 1615 East Byrd Street Richmond, Virginia LEE FORD SALES, INC. Telephone 397 14th Street West Point, Virginia 60 TAYLOR HARRISON INC. Your CHEVROLET Dealer for 33 Years 7 CHEVROLET4 Phone: WO 6-2231 Providence Forge, Virginia 61 Compliments of IKE’S STORE AND BARBER SHOP POLLARD BAGBY, INC., REALTORS General Merchandise Notions-Meats 1009 E. Main Street Groceries-Ice Cream Richmond, Va., 643-9011 Charles City, Virginia 829-2641 Compliments of OLD FORGE INSURANCE AGENCY LAYFIELD LUMBER COMPANY Providence Forge, Virginia„ Wholesale Lumber and Other GENERAL INSURANCE Forest Products J. C. Francisco Jr. Phone 966-2237 John G. Sowder Providence Forge, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class HARRIS-FLIPPEN CO. CHUCK’S SUPERMARKET Sporting goods Phone MI 4-3019 6th Main Streets Richmond, Virginia n d 62 CAPITOL MARINE Mercury Outboard Motors Glasspar-Aristo-craft-Grady-White Boats Cox Trailers 332 Second St. CA 9-3400 Williamsburg, Virginia GUTHRIE’S HARDWARE Compliments of DARI TREAT Moore ' s Paints Sporting Goods Phone 92 West Point, Virginia West Point, Virginia T.O. SALES J.W. HUBBARD Fine Furniture Carpet General Merchandise 15th Main and Most lines of Insurance West Point, Virginia Route 618 Charles City, Virginia 63 Compliments of Compliments of POCAHONTAS SHOP MATTHEW’S ESSO STATION Apparel Infants-Children-Ladies Sandston, Virginia 1420 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia Compliments of HAZELWOOD BROTHERS Route 1, P. O. Box 56 Lanexa, Virginia Phone: LO 4-3793 GREYHOUND BUS Williamsburg Terminal Corporation 405 North Boundary Street Williamsburg, Virginia GREYHOUND Compliments of BELLE AIR PLANTATION Charles City, Virginia Compliments of SHIRLEY PLANTATION Charles City, Virginia 64 C ONGRATULATIONS TO the CLASS of 1967 H. R. Adkins Charles City, Virginia YORK TIRE RECAPPING CO., INC. TALLEY FURNITURE STORE Comfortable Furniture Firestone Tires Delco Batteries makes a house a home Alignment-Brake Service Phone: 223 Phone: 390 West Point, Virginia West Point, Virginia Compliments of Safety Window Glass-Furniture Tops-Mirrors Specializing In Auto Glass And Roll Pleat Insurance Replacements Auto And Furniture Upholstering THE WEE-MART EAST END GLASS SHOP Charles City, Virginia 4000 Williamsburg Road Phone 737-2457 Richmond, Virginia 23235 L. B. Adams 65 ED ALLEN’S Boats and Bait, Restaurant, Motel, Camping, Located on Chickahominy Lake at Walkers, Virginia CHICKAHOMINY MOTORS, INC. BEST USED CARS Phone: Woodland 6-2241 Providence Forge, Virginia BARBOUR’S STORE THE CHARLES CITY General Merchandise COUNTY CIVIC LEAGUE Route 155 Charles City, Virginia Takes this opportunity to offer its congratulations BOB’S SUNOCO SERVICE to the members of the 1967 Graduating Class of Let our specialists service your car. Charles City High School Tires Batteries-Washing Waxing Phone 229-1728 1403 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia GOVERNOR SPOTTSWOOD MOTEL C ONGR ATUL ATIONS to the CLASS OF 1967 TV-Swimming Pool-Room Phones Air Conditioning U.S. 60-1508 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 229-6444 Family Units- Honeymoon Units WHITMORE CHEVROLET, INC. GRUBBS SUPER MARKET Phone 231 West Point, Virginia 4801 Williamsburg Ave. Richmond, Virginia Chevrolet-Olds mobile-Pontiac Phon : Milton 3-1855 Delivery Service Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 Your Family Bowling Center EASTERN BOWL C. H. FORBES III on the Duke of Gloucester Street 5018 Williamsburg Road Richmond, Virginia CANDY AND GOURMET SHOP All Kinds of Fishing Bait E. H. DIGGS SON, INC. Located between the Historic Area and the College of William and Mary. Specializes in Hand Crafted Candies of All Types and Gourmet Foods. 430 14th Street West Point, Virginia PUBLIC INVITED Fresh Fish and Oysters Steamed Deviled Crabs Our Specialty Compliments of THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE Founded 1736 Williamsburg, Virginia M W’e inform you of the present; not the past Publishers - Printers Stationery Brochures Newspapers VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY GRADUATES 68 THE BAND BOX Records String Instrument Accessories 5178 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia Bill Johnson, Manager Phone: 229-8882 Compliments of GARRISON FUNERAL HOME 1310 Garrison Drive Williamsburg, Virginia Phone: CApital 9-113 GALLANT WAY FARM First Quality, Fresh Eggs Phone 966-2414 Charles City, Virginia Compliments of YORK SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Building Materials Farm Supplies Ready-Mixed Concrete West Point, Virginia 69 Compliments of Compliments of CREIGHTON CLEANERS CITIZEN AUTO PARTS Richmond, Virginia 4408 Williamsburg Road Richmond, Virginia 23231 Phone: RE 7-0059 Compliments of CHICKAHOMINY PARK POINT FIVE TEN West Point, Virginia Located 10 Miles West of Historic Williamsburg, Va. on Highway No. 5 at the Chickahominy River Only 7 Miles From Jamestown PROVIDENCE FORGE OIL CO. Gasoline, Kerosene Fuel Oil Furnace Repairs Providence Forge, Va. Phone WO 6-2227 BUHRMAN SONS, INC. John Deere 3 acres of Poulan Chain Saws Machines for Allied Equipment Farm and Industry Farm and Industrial Equipment Hermitage And Overbrook Rds. Richmond 20, Va. J.R. PARKER CO., INC. Washed Sand Gravel-Grain Dealer Farmer Storage- Government Storage Providence Forge, Virginia Phone: WO 6-2293 Compliments of HARRIS BEAUTY SHOPPE It ' s your duty to preserve your beauty . DR. STANLEY SALASKY 503 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia 1633 Williamsburg Road n i Richmond, Virginia ) Phone: 229-8848 HUGHES GROCERY Compliments of GAS OIL JOSEPH MARKOW Route 6, Box 233 fl ° r|st Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia WILLIAMSBURG POTTERY Compliments of Lightfoot, Virginia 5 Miles West of Williamsburg, Route 60. NELSON FUNERAL HOME Richmond, Virginia COLONIAL TYPEWRITERS pV) n Complete Line of Typewriters, Portables, Standards, Electrics, Adding Machines, and Office Supplies 601 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL MARVIN-WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. P. O. Box CA Williamsburg, Virginia General Insurance - 229-5968 R. T. Martin - 229-6803 R. F. Walker - 229-8913 HOUSE OF FORMALS Formal Wear to Rent and Accessories Dial MI 8-0533 16 N. 8th Street (Between Franklin Main Sts.) Richmond, Virginia 72 SLATER’S DRY CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Fast Shirt Service Complete Laundry Service All work done on premises One day service Phone 966-2181 Providence Forge, Virginia For the best in Insurance ALEXANDER INSURANCE CORP. Sandston, Virginia Phone 737-4161 BOWMAN’S CITGO SERVICE General Auto Repairs Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Phone 966-7296 U. S. 60, 6 miles W. of Providence Forge, Virginia BENSCHOTEN CARTER, INC. Fire - Surety Bonds - Auto - Life - Real Estate Suite 23-26, Second Floor Old Post Office Building Williamsburg, Virginia Telephone CA 9-4741 73 Compliments of CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK West Point, Virginia Organized 1927 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OLIVER’S MARKET FRESH MEAT, FRUITS VEGETABLES GENERAL MERCHANDISE ROUTE 5 VARINA, VIRGINIA Compliments of THE NELLY CUSTIS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT On Route 60 East of Bottoms Bridge LOUISE FRENCH AGENCY Insurance Surety Bonds Providence Forge, Virginia Telephone 966-2243 Compliments of GENE’S SUNOCO Sandston, Virginia Good Luck. Seniors Compliments of EBERLY’S PLACE Routes 5 156 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of KATHRYN JOYCE iTonnratulatiom to the to the class of 1967 MRS. BRUCE CRANE FISHER A.G. COPLAND GROCERY SPORTSMAN RESTAURANT Congratulates The Senior Class of 1967 Providence Forge, Virginia Located on State Route 5, just below the intersection of Route 155. _ _ y PAMUNKEY MOTOR SALES, INC. 14th Street Chrysler- Plymouth West Point, Virginia Serving a complete Menu from a snack to a full course dinner. Edna Flowers, your hostess Compliments of PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY RUSSO’S STEAK HOUSE Auto Liability Insurance Williamsburg, Virginia Assigned Risk Insurance Medical Pay Coverage Mont hly Payments THE TIDEWATER REVIEW Providence Forge, Virginia Phone: WO 6-2293 Published Thursday morning ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING BOOK WORK Phone 166 West Point, Va. George F. Borum Owner and Editor 76 LEE WILLIAMS ESSO SERVICE CENTER ESSO State Inspection Station 2294 602 York Street Williamsburg, Virginia Phone 229-1992 WOODSON MARINE SPORT SALES Phone 9986 West Point, Virginia Evinrude Motors, Boats Sporting Goods YORK DISTRIBUTORS, INC. T A YORK WHOLESALE CO. West Point, Virginia Congratulations To the Class of 1967 VINCENT ' S FUNERAL HOME Benjamin P. Vincent West Point, Virginia WATTS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. P. O. BOX CB wsm Q Qiriw Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 STRANG’S DEPARTMENT STORE 2698 Williamsburg Road Richmond, Virginia 23231 Phone MI 8-9390 77 Compliments of • Compliments of CHARLES CITY PROGRESSIVE LODGE DEE BEE FOOD STORE NO. 297 Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons (S) E.P. BINNS COPLAND TRACTOR COMPANY Texaco gas and oil On Route 60 Massey Ferguson New Holland Farm Machinery Providence Forge, Virginia Providence Forge, Virginia CUTRIGHT’S AMOCO Compliments of AND GROCERIES Gas-Groceries-Hardware Route 5 Charles City, Virginia BERKELEY PLANTATION Phone: PY 5-8008 Charles City, Virginia KAUFMAN’S FAMILY CLOTHIERS THE GLOVER COMPANY The Store With The Name You Know 1101 Richmond Road Open Every Night Till 9 Williamsburg, Virginia Lawndale Shopping Center 3718 Williamsburg Road Phone: 229-8511 Phone: 643-6496 Richmond, Virginia Real Estate Specialists CHARLES CITY OIL CO., INC. Cori p ' merits of J. LEROY CHARITY Atlantic Heating Oil Distributors FUNERAL HOME We appreciate your business Phone: 829-2464 Charles City, Virginia Phone 966-2629 Notary Public CHARITY’S ESjO SERVICE C.H. EVELYN PILING COMPANY Route 5 (1 4 mi. E. of Herring Creek) Pine and Hardwood Charles City, Virginia Cypress Piling Mechanic on Duty Phone: WO 6-2273 Phone: VAlley 9-2474 Providence Forge, Virginia EDDIE’S DRIVE IN WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HAVE OUR FRIENDS FROM Charles City Paper and Careers ' TODAY there are more than 100,000 - ■ different uses for paper . . . and the search for new uses never ends. That is why this fast-growing industry is now the fifth largest in the country . . . and why it nee ds trained researchers and techni¬ cians for future growth. Our company, a pioneer kraft manu¬ facturer, joins with other mills in spon¬ soring college scholarships in paper tech¬ nology. It also offers scholarships for study in a subject of the student’s choice. For information, write: Public Relations Department — MANUFACTURERS OF KRAFT PULP AND PAPER WEST POINT, VIRGINIA 80 ML STORES OPEN ’TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHTS Most Stores Open ’til 9:00 Thursday and Friday Nights SERVICES Laundrette Drug Store Florist Shop Barber Shop Telephone Office Loan Company Service Stations Jewelry Store Restaurants Supermarkets Community Center Hardware Store A.B.C. Package Store Beauty Salon Variety Store Family Clothing Store Bowling Lanes Dry Cleaning Appliance Store Service Air Conditioning Service Childrens Wear T. V. Service Hospital Medical Center Twyist Apcomodations Knitting ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR ALL THE FAMILY AT THE Shop The Easy Way... ★ ★ S J Appliance Center ★★ Williamsburg Shop Inc. ★★★★Nottingham Pharmacy ★★F. W. Woolworth ★★★Peninsula Hardware ★Colonial Store ★Rich’s Supermarket Capitol Loan Company X 0. Modern Beauty Salon W R Cleaners ★★★★★Colony Bowling Lanes Zuzma ' s Barber Shop C P Telephone Crowes Sinclair ★★★★Launder Center Yarns Certified TV Appliance Center ★Open every night ’til 9 P.M. ★★Open Thurs. Fri. nights ' til 9 P.M, ★★★Open Friday nights ' til 9 P.M. ★★★★Open Every night ’til 10 P.M. ★★★★★Open every night ’til 12 P.M. XO By Appointment PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 81 Compliments of THE WAITMANS Clois Waitman Wayne Waitman Lawrence Waitman Cliff Waitman Paul Waitman J. A. BLACK SONS, INC. Furniture Since 1899 See us in our New Location 3716 Williamsburg Road Richmond, Virginia The Peninsula s Only Daily Morning NEWS paper- Published For All the Family! Always Tops on the List of Good Reading .... Informative Reading £ ailn |iwss Hampton Roads’ Morning Newspaper 82 STEPHENS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Sales 966-2205 Providence Forge, Virginia BEN FRANKLIN 5 10 Dime Store West Point, Virginia RICHMOND ROAD GULF SERVICE Opposite Shopping Center Williamsburg, Virginia Phone: 229-9099 Compliments of V. M. WATKINS Self Service General M erchandise Gasoline Oil EARL N. LEVITT, INC. P. O. Box 2348 Providence Forge, Virginia Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 83 From the 1967 Staff. . . 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