Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Juniors Top Seniors I4-7 Lang Johnston is Powder-Puff King for 1967. FRONT ROW: Donna Spain, Carol Hall, Linda Nussey, Carolyn Tench, Carolee Dykes, Donna Smith, Jaye Foltz, Jeanne Williams, Peggy Taulbee, Rosanna Wilson, Sandra Cottrell, Mary Morris, Gail Hallstead ROW TWO: Linda Maddra, Margot Ray, Kay Hoyle, Sue Stinnett, Donna Emory, Marggie Windisch, Mary Jester, Janet Hartley Susan Moreau, Judy Taylor, Ann Taylor, Gloria Rogers ROW THREE: On October 21, 1966, amid an atmosphere of friendly rivalry, t.he Junior Powder-Puff team edged by the Seniors 14-7. During the weeks before the game, the girls on the two teams practiced hard and long to prepare for the contest on that Friday night. They were coached by members of the varsity football team. The boys from the two classes also took their places during the game as cheerleaders, promoting spirit for their teams. During halftime, Lang Johnston, a senior, was chosen Powder-Puff King for 1967. The Powder-Puff game is an important and enjoy- able event of the fall season at C.H.H.S. Now it has become a tradition which the students will long re- member. Nancy Kollman, Sheila Vincent, Donna Grimes, Sherry Russell, Kathy Fisher, Verna Flexon, ,Linda Titmus, Beverly Fowler, Susie Michalek, Susan Gladde-n, Barbara Powell, Laura Cheeley, Michelle Gill ROW FOUR: Becky Harris, Ann Richardson, Bennie Hughes, Julia Smith. Marilyn Church, Debbie Hardy, Pat Riley, Carol Knott ROW FIVE: iCoachesJ Art Sponsler, Danny Smith, Glen Croshaw, Alan Chadbourne. II7

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FRONT ROW Gale Maitland Janie Perklnson Sandy Cheyne Hewitt Sandra Gibbs, Janice Hodgin, Gloria O'Mery Sandra JoAnn Vaden Wilma Benenhaley Susan Yeaman Jo Lynn Hudson, Donna Hale BACK ROW: Greg Nichols fCoachJ Wiberg Becky Humphries Vicki Boisseau MIDDLE ROW Mary Jo Boyle, Kay Dee Dewar, Janet Lynch, Cathy Johnson Mary Alxce Buckwalter Barbara Wuensch Pat Hewltt Pe Lynn Bishop, Vickie Bryant, Harold Minetree CCoachl LEFT: Mike McMahon, Mike Jones, Lewis Harnner, and Bruce Parker cheer for the Seniors. RIGHT: Lumo Lape, Linwood Hines, and Donald Perkinson support the Junior team. LEFT: Sandy Cheyne and Mary Alice Buck- walter lead Seniors into battle. RIGHT: Juniors and Seniors clash in friendly rivalry.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Janis Browder, Gilda Henderson, Joy Coffindaifer, Mary Alice Buckwalter, Gail Agnew, Barbara Wuensch, Margaret Petty, Joanie Perkinson, Gail Maitland, .lo Lynn Wiberg, Sandra Hudson. Contestonts Vie For Junior Miss The nineteenth of November was an exciting night for eleven senior girls of Colonial Heights High School. On' this night, each of the girls was given the oppor- tunity. to show her beauty, poise, and talent as she participated in the 1967 Junior Miss Pageant. Talent in the pageant ranged from an original dra- matic reading to folk singing. Before a final decision IIB was reached, each contestant was asked a question to test her ability to organize her thoughts quickly and to speak publicly. As the girls waited for the final decision, the tension rose. From the five finalists were chosen second run- ner-up-Jo Lynn Wiberg, first runner-up-Janis Brow- der, and Junior Miss of 1967--,loanie Perkinson.