Cople High School - Traveler Yearbook (Hague, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1956 volume:

7 e Se U n ?956 7 e I’KZueltm COPLE HIGH SCHOOL Hague, Virginia As a means of thanking Mr. Tarbox for his guidance and understand¬ ing in the capacity of teacher, coach and principal, we the class of 1 956 gratefully dedi¬ cate our Traveller to him. We sincerely hope that 1956 has been as pleasant a year for Mr. Tarboxas principal as it has been for us as Seniors. 4 .7 FACULTY JESSE LYNN LUTHY B. A. , M. A. Randolph-Macon College American University The Johns Hopkins University Assistant Principal Counselor Algebra, Geometry GRACE P. RYERSON B. A. Bates College Madison College Librarian, Languages faculty ■ • C v V- 1 1 ' v MARY V. SANFORD B. S. Madison College Home Economics WILLIAM S. TARBOX, Principal B. S. , M. S. George William College, Chicago Science, Mathematics, Physical Education G. V. NELSON B. S. , M. S. University of Maryland Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture JESSE COLEMAN CASEY Jones Junior College Longwood College R. P. I. University Benjamin Franklin University Commercial LOREN C„ SIMMONS B. A. Longwood Columbia College George Washington University English, Social Studies THERESA M. SAUNDERS B. S. Mary Washington College Union College Richmond Professional Institute Seventh Grade GAY M. NELSON B. A. Westhampton College Sixth Grade FOSTER T. BENNETT Mary Washington College Fifth Grade VIRGINIA W. LUTHY William and Mary Extension Mary Washington Extension Fourth Grade DORIS C. COURTNEY Longwood College B. S. Third Grade FLORENCE J. BARTLETT Richmond Professional Institute Second Grade KATHERINE WRIGHT COLLINS Mary Washington College William and Mary College First Grade faculty suer SCHOOL SENIORS ZANE GRAY CHATHAM Lopat Favorite pastime--loafing; Likes--photography, Popular Mechanics, Rock and Roll; Dislikes-- conceited people, school in general; Noted for-- quiet manner; Ambition--to be an alumnus. Baseball 1,2,4; F. F. A. I; 4-H Club I; Safety Patrol, Lieutenant 4; Annual Photographer 4. VICTOR ROBERT CRALLE Cralle Favorite pastime--music; Likes--dancing, science; Dislikes--practical jokes; Noted for--curly hair; Ambition--to become an engineer. F.F A. I; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,41 School Play Technician 3,4; S.C.A. Convention Delegate 2; Boys State 3. S E N I 0 R S PAUL EDGAR DAVIS Paul Favorite pastime--sporting around; Likes--making wisecracks, cars, speeding; Dislikes--studying, working on a farm; Noted for--his talkativeness, broad smile; Ambition--to find a good job. Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; F. F. A. I, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Safety Patrol 3,4; School Play 2; Assistant Coach-GirTs Softball 4. 7 Likes--movies, popular songs; Dislikes--classical music; Noted for--agreeable nature; Favorite say¬ ing-- gosh ; Ambition--to get married. Annual Staff-Production Manager 4. Transferred from Roosevelt High, Washington, D. C. for Senior year. May Day-4. S E N I 0 v ►V V GRAYSON OTHO DELANO Grayson Favorite pastime--watch¬ ing baseball, trying to play music; Likes--Major League Baseball in D. C. ; Dislikes— New York Yankees; Noted for--Interest in Politics; Am¬ bition— To live and let live. Glee Club 3,4; High School Play 3; Band 1 , 2 , 3,4. BETTY MARIE HALL Betty Favorite pastime-talking on telephone; Likes— sports; Dislikes--people who are stuck-up; Noted for—her pretty blond hair and athletic ability; Ambition--to go on a honeymoon in New Hamp¬ shire. Softball 2,3,4, Captain 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, Captain 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; F. H. A. I; Sadie Hawkins Queen 2; May Court 3; Maid of Honor 4; School Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Editor. 8 DORIS MELBA HERBERT Doris Favorite pastime--reading, swimming; Likes- walking in the rain, music; Dislikes--mathe- matics, hillbilly music; Noted for--neatness, good taste, good looks; Ambition--to be a teacher. 4“H Club i, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; F. H. A. 1,4; Safety Patrol 3,4; Volleyball I, 2, 3,4; S.C.A. Reporter 3; Class Officers Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3, Secretary 4; School Play 3,4; May Queen 3; Annual Staff-Art Editor 4; Teacher helper 4; Salutatorian. LEONARD GEROD HERBERT Leo Favorite pastime--swim- ming; Likes--sports; Dislikes-- homework; Noted for--argu¬ ing over everything; Ambition-- to be a twenty year man in the army. Annual Staff, Associate Editor 4; Baseball 1,3; Basketball I, 2.3.4, Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3.4, Captain 3,4; Sadie Haw¬ kins King I; Library Assistant 4; Class Prophecy 4; May Day King 4. $ TRICKETT GILES HUDSON, JR. Chickie l Favorite pastime--swimming; Likes--sports; Dislikes--macaroni and cheese; Noted for--always being late; Ambition--to obtain an engineering degree; Baseball 3,4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; F. F. A. Secretary 4; Class President 2; Safety Patrol 1,2; Band I; Glee Club I; Boy ' s State 2; Senior Play 4; May Court 2; Annual Staff; Sports Editor 4; S.C.A. Social Chairman 4; Class Historian; Class Vice President 4. JOYCE LENNA LOCHTE Joy Likes--typing, bowling, clothes, cooking; Dislikes-- hillbilly music; Noted for--her snappy comebacks; Favorite pastime--waiting for Friday; Ambition-- to have twins. Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Glee Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Safety Patrol 3,4; F.H. A. I; Volley¬ ball I, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. Vice President 3; Senior Class President; Class Giftorian 2; Junior Red Cross Chairman 3; School Play 3,4; May Day 3,4; Annual Staff, Sales Manager 4. S E 0 s THOMAS D. MAXWELL Tom Favorite pastime--sleep- ing; Likes--fishing, toma¬ toes, hillbilly music; Dis- likes--oatmeal, reading; Noted for—pestering girls; Ambition--to be a farmer. Safety Patrol 1,2; F.F.A. I, 2,3, 4; Band 2. THOMAS WESLEY MOSS Tommy Favorite pastime--listening to music; Likes-- sports of all kinds, dancing; Dislikes—hillbilly music; Noted for--being neat and well dressed; Ambition--to be an athletic director. Baseball I, 2,3,4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co¬ captain 3; Glee Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Class President I; Class Treasurer 4; S.C A Reporter I, Vice President 2, Presi¬ dent 3; May Day 2; One Act Play 3; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4; Senior Giftorian. 10 GEORGE WILLIAM SANFORD, JR. Billy” Favorite pastime--taking trips to Greens¬ boro, N. C. ; Likes--sports, Mary Ashton; Dislikes--stuck-up people; Noted for-- good taste; Ambition--to be a pilot. S.C.A. President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball I, 2, 3,4; 4-H Club I, 2,3, 4, President 3, Treasurer I; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1,3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 1,2; Boy’s State 2; May Court 1,3, King 3; One Act ' Play 3; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4; Third Honor Student. WILLIAM JEREMIAH THRIFT Jerry Favorite pastime--watching T. V.; Likes-- swimming, football, music; Dislikes-- chicken; Noted for--good disposition; Am¬ bition—to get a job in Government. Annual Staff, Typist 4. DONALD B. SYDNOR Donald Favorite pastime--reading magazines; Likes--traveling, politics, following base¬ ball, nice clothes, sociology; Dislikes-- peas; Noted for--arguing; Ambition--to make money. Baseball 3. CONSTANCE WILSON Connie Favorite pastime-reading, writing letters; Likes- dancing, French, Italian food, to talk; Dislikes--hillbilly music, cold weather; Noted for--the sparkle in her eyes when she talks about Frank, studiousness, sense of humor; Ambition--to be Mrs. Wilson. Volleyball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Vice President 3; County Essay Winner 3, Girl’s State 3; School Play 3,4; One Act Play 3; S.C.A. Convention Delegate 3; May Day Maid of Honor 3, May Queen 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Valedictorian 4. If other classes who came into high school thought that they were bewildered, imagine how we, Cople ' s first Eighth Grade felt. Although our class of twenty-one was granted the privileges of high school students, we still felt unsure of our standing. But we were soon accepted, however, and settled down as part of the high school routine. During that first year Tommy and Leonard played on the baseball team as Eighth-Graders. In our Freshman year six of the boys made the basketball team. We won several games that season. The outstanding event of the next year was the Sophomore-Senior Banquet which we gave the Seniors because there was no Junior Class. Our theme was Starlight , and Mrs. Sanford was our sponsor. Chickie, our class president gave the welcome and Joyce was Sophomore giftorian. Also during the year, 1953-54, the gymnasium was completed. We have greatly enjoyed the use and benefits of this fine build¬ ing. Our Junior year witnessed members of our ' class active in various school functions, such as the play and the forensic meet. Billy and Doris were King and Queen of the May Court that year. Connie and Robert were re¬ presentatives to Girl ' s and Boys ' State at V.P.I. And now as Seniors we are busily ap¬ proaching graduation. Five of our class par¬ ticipated in the school play. All of us have been working hard on our yearbook, THE TRAVELLER , which we hope will be success¬ ful. Mrs. Ryerson has been our most helpful sponsor. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was one of the most successful ever; The beau¬ tifully decorated auditorium, in keeping with the theme, HARBOR LIGHTS , left a lasting impression. The King and Queen of the May Court were Leonard and Connie; Betty Marie was Maid of Honor. Those winning class honors are Connie Wilson, Doris Herbert, and Billy Sanford. Connie, in competitive examination given to Seniors in five Northern Neck counties, won first place and was awarded a years scholar¬ ship to Strayer College. At least five other Seniors plan to fur¬ ther their education. Our graduating class consists of sixteen members, twelve of whom started out together in the Eighth Grade. We now have in our 1956 class: Zane Chatham, Robert Cralle, Paul Davis, Laura Dawson, Grayson Delano, Betty Marie Hall, Doris Herbert, Leonard Herbert, Trickett Hudson, Joyce Lochte, Tom Maxwell, Tommy Moss, Billy Sanford, Donald Sydnor, Jerry Thrift, and Connie Wilson. Whatever we have accomplished in these five years, we owe largely to the genuine inter¬ est and the untiring guidance that our teachers have given us. Mr. Luthy and Mrs. Ryerson have been with us all the five years; Mr. Tarbox and Mr. Nelson for four years, and Mrs. Sanford and Mr. Casey for three years. As we leave Cople, the History of our class as a whole comes to a close; for us as individuals it is really just beginning. Trickett Hudson R. H. G AWEN, Hague HALE WHEEL and PARTS, Warsaw Sponsored by J. M. KING, Haynesville H. C. MOSS SON, Kinsale 12 Dear Robert: I am sorry you were unable to attend the reunion of the 1956 graduation class of Cople. I know you are anxious to find out what each of your classmates is doing in this big wide wonderful world, so I will do my best to tell you in this letter. Some things you already know, yet some will surprise you. ZANE CHATHAM is the manager of a large oyster plant recently established at Tidwells. JOYCE LOCHTE has a fine job as a secretary near Mount Holly. Her work and her two wonderful little girls keep her very busy. I lost track of BETTY MARIE HALL for a while but soon discovered that she is a trained nurse at Medical College. PAUL DAVIS has signed a contract with NBC for five years. He has a job as comedian of the four o’clock show. Incidentally, Paul gets quite a few laughs. DORIS HERBERT who loves to work with little children, is teaching in the elementary grades at Cople, GRAYSON DELANO who served as page in the Senate during his school days, is now Secretary of State of Virginia. TOMMY MOSS has completed his college work and now teaches physical education at the University of Richmond. LAURA DAWSON is secretary to DONALD SYDNOR who is the head of a large Insurance Agency near Washington. TOMMY MAXWELL who recently returned from the Air Force operates a large farm near Oldhams. JERRY THRIFT is a special agent for the F. B. I. in Washington. His quiet way has won him many friends. CONNIE WILSON is a typist for her father and husband who drill wells in all sections of the country. Inci¬ dentally, her twin boys are already looking forward to the Marines. BILLY SANFORD is a jet pilot in the U. S. Marine Corps. Occasionally he is seen with his wife and two children motoring to Oldhams. Robert, I heard that as engineers you and TRICKETT HUDSON have been assigned to build a large sky¬ scraper near Warsaw. Best of luck, Men. Now that you know what each of us is doing, I must return to my duties as Sergeant in the United States Army. Sincerely, Leonard Herbert Sponsored by: POTOMAC SUPPLY CO. Kinsale 13 ' TiJill and 7e fame tt We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-six, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, duly witnessed by the following officers of the Senior Class. TOMMY MOSS leaves his good sportsmanship to next year ' s basketball team, and his bus to James Sydnor. LEONARD HERBERT leaves his crew cut and ready smile to Mac Ficklin. JERRY THRIFT leaves his quiet nature to George D. English. ROBERT CRALLE leaves his curls to Alice Herbert. TRICKETT HUDSON leaves his excess energy to Johnny Nelson. BILLY SANFORD leaves his good grooming to Brooks Arnest. ZANE CHATHAM leaves his blazing fast ball to Bobby Atwill. DONALD SYDNOR leaves his file of excuses to Wayne Balderson, and his first go at the sports page to Bobby Nelson. TOMMY MAXWELL leaves. Period. GRAYSON DELANO leaves his chair in County Band to Katherine Hudson. PAUL DAVIS leaves his speed record to Donnie Ray Withers. DORIS HERBERT leaves her quiet way to Mary Ball Massey. JOYCE LOCHTE leaves her bubbly giggle to Nancy Lyell. CONNIE WILSON leaves her chewing gum, borrowed from Leo and Tommy, to Mr. Casey. BETTY MARIE HALL leaves Bob but not for long. LAURA DAWSON leaves her record of Will you, William? by Janice Martin to Ann Thrift. The Senior Class leaves its good will and good wishes to all the future Seniors at Cople. Sponsored by: W. D. PARKS CO., Kinsale NORTHERN NECK COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., Montross BANK OF CALLAO, Callao BELFIELD ' S STORE. Coles Point UNDERCLASSMEN Barbara Barton Joan Beatley Secretary President Phillip Cross George English Mary Ann Fields Vn n y D Sponsored by: CLANTON ' S PHARMACY, Warsaw, Va C.O. DAVIS, Haynesville, Va. CALLAO VARIETY STORE, Callao, Va CALLAO STYLE SHOP, Callao, Va. Y D a W 15 old Lynch Bobby .Atwill Wayne Balderson Pete Brann Lucy Jane Butler Betty Ann Daiger, Sec. Myrtle Lee Dean, V Lucille Evans Lester Fallin Mac Ficklin, Treas. Jimmy Herbert John Lynch, Pres. Bobby Nelson Nancy Packett Penny Ryerson Shirley Squires Donnie Ray Withers Absent: Carol Causey Louise Allen Ann Barnes Doris Barnes Margaret Brann Carol Brann Horace Chatham Billy Dameron Bill Davis Nancy Delano Jane English Carroll Evans Marie Herbert Minnie Herbert Alice Herbert Nancy Lyell Sylvia Morris Mildred Sanford Gertrude Saunders Billy Sydnor Secretary-Treasurer Pat Trader Vice-President Kay Wilson President Barbara Ann Wright ABSENT: Pat Packett £6y6t tyiaeCe Lorraine Balderson John Barnes Mary Ellen Barrow V w Neal Hundley Barbara Lewis Jimmy Messick Jane Murphy President Amelia Phillips Larry Putzke Robert Smith Ann Sydnor Raymond Sydnor Jean Trader ABSENT : Pat Causey Newton Dyke Lewis Thrift Gloria Dobyns Stanley Dunaway Richard Evans Betty Lou Fagan Secretary Jo Ann Fagan Joe Gorman Jean Gott Rosemary Herbert James Hudgins George Hundley Peggy Boyce Vice President Wilmot Brann Betty Lou Chatham Treasurer Betty Lou Crosley Shirley Cole LEFT TO RIGHT: June Herbert, Program Chairman; Anne Beaman Atwill, Junior Red Cross Chairman; Shirley Morris, Treasurer- Darlene Jenkins, Secretary; Buddy Sanford, Preside nt; Leonard Carlson, Vice President; Charles Raymond Sydnor, Health Chairman; Charles Hardwick, Safety Chairman; Woodfin Straughan, Indoor Improvement Chairman; Bobby Gorman, Outdoor Chairman. fyuKi ' l S. This organization, featured in the TRAVELLER for the first time, is made up of students from the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh grades and provides leadership training for later years. DISTRICT SCHP3fc_ SCHOOL bus GRADES FIRST ROW: Frances Hundley, Joyce Herbert, Katherine Hudson, Jim Sayer, Shirley Morris, SECOND ROW: Virginia Ann Butler, Arlene Jenkins, Ralph Fallin, Charlotte Hall, Gladys Morris. THIRD ROW: James Balderson, Buddy Sanford, Billy Harrison, Elizabeth Bowen, Sandra Lyell, Freddie Landman. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Davis, Reid Napier, Betty Whittaker, Sarah Jane Withers, Anne Beaman Atwill, Darlene Jenkins. FIFTH ROW: John Packett, Allen Clark, June Johnson, Jane Johnson, June Herbert, Nancy Evans. SIXTH ROW: Charles Conklin, Charles Squires, Leonard Carlson, Billy Barnes, Thorvald Holm. SEVENTH ROW: Elton Reamy, Joyce Fay Hinson. ABSENT: Warren Morris, James Saunders, Tommy Hardwick, Charles Clark, William Squires, Jimmy Clark. TEACHER: Miss Saunders. Sponsored By: WAVERLY ' S SHOE SHOP, Monfross ATLAS BAKING CO., Branch Office, Warsaw HARRIS - BRENAMAN, INC., Richmond J. C„ MOSS, Kinsale 21 FIFTH GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jim Bennett, Bob Barrow, Arlene Chatham, Shirley Clark, Billy Beacham. SECOND ROW; Ann English, Estelle Johnson, Katherine Mae King, Sara Delano, Aunt Lee Sanford, Doris Davis, Doris Dale Cole. THIRD ROW: Alan Hundley, Frank Delano, Francis Hardwick, Lee Hundley, Willard Brann, George Herbert, Gilliam Lewis. ABSENT: Marie Sanford, Eddie Sanford, Oren Landman, Steve Hundley, Donnie Ryerson, Lenora Herbert. TEACHER- Mrs. Foster T. Bennett. cutd ScxtA SIXTH GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Woodfin Straughan, Herbert Barnes, Clifton Fagan, Calvin Allen, Leroy Lochte, Eddie Fairfax, William Cralle, Lawrence Winstead. SECOND ROW: Benny Allen, Charles Hardwick, Bobby Gorman, Lucy Massey, Hazel Saunders, Barbara McCrea, Evelyn Farris, Betty Allen, Charles Fallin. THIRD ROW: Edgar Herbert, Betty Saunders, Lane Bromley, Nancy Dean, Shirley Brann, Jean Evans, Stanley Bell, Russell Davis, Charles Sydnor. ABSENT: Victor Herbert, Betty Jo Herbert, Janet Sydnor. TEACHER- Mrs. Nelson. THIRD GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ann Barrow, Betty Marie Farris, Melissa Dameron, Brenda Hundley, Gail Barnes, Sandra Boyce, Lucy Lemon, Leona Clark, Patsy Evans, Jane Allard. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Thompson, Bobby Boyce, Everett Bryant, Frankie English, Lynn Coates, Greg Wright, Robert Hudgins, Suzanne Hiner, Brenda Kilmon, Judy Napier, Joyce Lee Daiger. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Hundley, Eddie Bevans, Newbill Conley, Sammy Phillips, Calvin Whittaker, Allen Withers, Garnett Reamy, Gordon Evans, David Stanbridge, Barbara Barnes, Linda Fagan, Betty Cole. TEACHER- Mrs. Courtney. 74Und and FOURTH GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW; Tayloe Dameron, Betty Ann Clark, Ruth Withers, Beatrice Clark. SECOND ROW: Peggy Landman, Catherine Packett, Teresa Jenkins, Betty Jane Johnson, Preston Jones, Bonnie Jean Fields. THIRD ROW; LeMerle Trader, Charlotte Morris, Sue Noel Godman, Charles Dyke, Jean Clark, Harry Lee Arnest. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Burgess, Blake Herbert, Billy Waughtel, Ralph Herbert, Carleton Hundley, Mitchell Herbert. FIFTH ROW: Audrey Trader, Barbara Jean Brann, Elmer Thompson, Yvonne Bryant, Marge Withers. ABSENT: Frankie Sanford, Sharon Beacham, Gloria Hardwick, Carter Douglas. TEACHER- Mrs. Luthy. FIRST GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Charlotte Hall, Dixie Lee Johnson, Ada Fairfax, Patricia Straughan, Gloria Herbert, Lelia Sanford, Elsie Lynch. SECOND ROW; Jimmy Allen, Donald Clark, Gilbert Reamy, Melvin Hinson, William Jenkins, Robert Thompson. THIRD ROW; Ronnie Bevans, Sparky Mohler, Frankie Clark, Parker Trader, Mark Atwill, Bobby Kilmon, Wesley Bowen, George Robbins, Betty Ann Landman. ABSENT: George Hutt, Margaret Shannon Douglas. TEACHER- Mrs. Katherine W. Collins. f tAt z td Secmd %acte SECOND GRADE: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Melvin Reamy, Larry Herbert, Ann McKenney, Bucky Vanlandingham, Fred Fairfax, Nancy Clarke, Sharron Sayer, Jo Ann Hinson, Gail Chatham, Dell Lynch, Carolyn Landman. SECOND ROW: Lloyd English III, Carroll Sanford, Carline Chatham, Mary Sue English, Darline Chatham, Mary Smith, Karen Wicker, Allen Brann, Martha Bezjak. STANDING: Benny Sanford, Charles Glass, Wayne Lewi,s, Rachel Whittaker, Ellen Fairfax, Betty Richards, Herman Clark, Warren Phillips, Ellen Hallock. ABSENT: Raleigh Knight, Fay Herbert. TEACHER- Mrs. Bartlett. vote oi JOHNSON ORGANISATIONS 4”H Club President Annual Editor Basketball Co-Captain FFA President Basketball Captain Jr. Red Cross Chairman Head Cheerleader Basketball Co-Captain SCA OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Wilson, Treasurer; Nancy Delano, Secretary; Billy Sanford, President; Mrs. Ryerson, Sponsor; Joan Beatley, Vice President; Jean Thrift, Reporter. Student native i aciciti n SCA COUNCIL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Cole, Betty Lou Fagan, Jo Ann Fagan, Betty Lou Chatham, Mr. Casey, Peggy Boyce, Jane Murphy, Myrtle Lee Dean, Alice Herbert. SECOND ROW? Betty Marie Hall, Joyce Lochte, Joan Herbert, Nancy Delano, Rosemary Herbert, Carol Brann, Amelia Phillips, Gloria Dobyns, Lorraine Balderson. STANDING: Lucille Evans, Cecil Clark, Margaret Brann, Barbara Wright, Barbara Barton, Penny Ryerson, Betty Ann Daiger, Kay Wilson. (flee amd Safety Paihd FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Cralle, John Lynch, Bobby Porter, Myrtle Lee Dean. SECOND ROW: Doris Herbert, Betty Marie Hall, Gertrude Saunders, Phillip Cross, Leonard Herbert, Evelyn Delano, Laura Dawson, Joyce Lochte, Dorothy Dunaway. THIRD ROW: Paul Davis, Joan Beatley, Connie Wilson. FOURTH ROW; George English, Barbara Barton, Bobby Sanford, Pat Dameron. FRONT ROW; Pat Packett, Minnie Herbert, Mildred Sanford, Lucy Butler, Lucille Evans, Mary Ball Massey, Ann Thrift, Barbara Barton, Evelyn Delano, Pat Dameron, Dorothy Dunaway. BACK ROW: Doris Barnes, Pat Trader, Nancy Delano, Ann Barnes, Marie Herbert, Jane English, Barbara Wright, Jean Thrift, Carol Brann, Mary Ann Fields, Margaret Brann, Gertrude Saunders, Myrtle Lee Dean, Joan Beatley, Nancy Lyell. SPONSOR- Mrs. Sanford. 7- 7- dttcC ?• rf. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brooks Arnest, G. V. Nelson, Sponsor; Pete Brann, Lester Fallin, Billy Davis, Bobby Nelson, Bobby Sanford, Trickett Hudson, Tommy Maxwell, Billy Sydnor, Billy Dameron, Carroll Evans, Billv Allison. This page is sponsored by: WARREN WITHERS, Kinsale VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO., Warsaw -Ralp Terme diate esiden t ' Hechi SectZ � � Ptesid eUt _ D n Vi ce v nelauo pieaie - «- cbaum s ' Zt%: d - w ' sr. ta -. rL ' SL Beibei Enft Usk, riu ®7sant° td peia n ° Jers. SENIOR 4-H CLUB President-Mary Ball Massey, Vice President-Doris Herbert, Secretary-Jane Murphy, Treasurer-Trickett Hudson, Song Leaders-Gertrude Saunders and Barbara Ann Wright, They have helped to make this book possible. Mr. Mrs. James Allen A Friend Ray Beasley Beauchamp ' s Garage—Warsaw Billy Mary Ashton Bob Betty Mr. Mrs. George Boyce Sigor Brown Bryant ' s Florist—Warsaw Builders Super Market—Warsaw Callao Drug Center—Callao Callao Feed Service—Callao Callao Supply Company—Callao Cole ' s Shop—Lottsburg Mrs. Georgia Daiger Paul R. Dawson—Insurance Agent A. W. Delano Son—Warsaw Economy Department Store—Warsaw L. A. English Lewis English ' s Store Frank Connie Bill Gibson J. R . Hudson Mr. Mrs. Fred Jenkins John Joyce Mr. Mrs. Paul Keeling Lippard ' s—Cal lao L. T. Marsh Mary ' s Beauty Shop—Warsaw Peggy Messick Tommy Moss Bobby Murphy Robert Norris L. F. Orem Billy Parks Parr ' s Radio TV.—Haynesville People ' s Fountain Service—Callao Bobby Benny Sanford Calvin Sanford Ty Sounder ' s—Ty ' s Inn—Warsaw R. D. Sharader Insurance Agent Earl Stephens •• ATHLETICS tit ' Kay Wilson Sponsored by ALBERT WILSON Coles Point Virginia Carol Brann Minnie Herbert Joan Herbert Lucille Evans @ eenjieade% Tense moment as Laura tries to steal home. SafeUCC FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Dameron, Betty Ann Daiger, Marie Herbert, Barbara Wright, Margaret Ellen Brann, Lucille Evans, Myrtle Lee Dean. SECOND ROW; Paul Davis (Assistant Coach), Gertrude Saunders, Betty Marie Hall, Joan Beatley, Evelyn Delano, Barbara Barton, Mary Ball Massey, Laura Dawson, Mr. Casey (Coach). Sponsored by: NORTHERN NECK CREAMERY, Warsaw Sponsored by FARMERS BANK of HAGUE Tommy catches as Zane bats. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Atwill, Ray Davis, Bobby Sanford, Tommy Moss, Donnie Withers, James Sydnor. BACK ROW: Zane Chatham, George English, Billy Sanford, Johnny Nelson, Jimmy Her bert, Bobby Nelson, Mr. Tarbox, Coach. Betty Barbara Myrtle Lee Penny Joan Joyce Sponsored by: NORTHERN NECK STATE BANK, Warsaw B. H. BAIRD INSURANCE CO., Warsaw FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ball Massey, Penny Ryerson, Betty Marie Hall, Captain; Joyce Lochte, Co-Captain; Barbara Barton, Myrtle Lee Dean, Betty Ann Daiger. SECOND ROW: Joan Beatley, Pat Dameron, Marie Herbert, Barbara Wright, Lucy Butler, Pat Trader, Jane English, Ann Barnes, Coach, Mr. Simmons. ‘Sa et6ail THE SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George English, Bobby Sanford, Ray Davis, Bobby Nelson, James Sydnor, SECOND ROW: Mr, Tarbox-Coach, Clark Trader, Trickett Hudson, Tommy Moss, Leonard Herbert, Billy Sanford, Johnny Nelson, Sponsored by W, C, SAUNDERS Richmond STAR H, BOWLING AREMA Tappahannock Betty Ann shoots from outside. m. jmnmmmr Chickie lays one up. VOTf ♦£ JOHN SON ORGANIZATIONS ScAaaC ' play ’ December 15, 1955 Wilbur.Billy Allison Limpy McGuire Hercules Nelson.Harold Lynch Nora . . . , Betty Lou Maxwell . . . Connie Wilson Herman Jones Ninety-Volt Connie Maxwell.Nancy Delano Roughhouse Ruby . Bernadine Smith.Betty Hall Connolly . . . John Maxwell.Trickett Hudson Mr. Potter . . Janet Maxwell.Doris Herbert Lucy Burns . . Aunt Mary. Laura Dawson Mrs. Mott . . Director.Mrs. J. Ryerson . . John Lynch . Louise Allen . George English . Jane Murphy Wayne Balderson . Billy Sydnor . Joyce Lochte Mildred Sanford Well It looks like we have company, Janet. fa. - St, ‘Scuuftccet amt Joan and Betty Ann RETIRING KING and QUEEN Doris and Billy Sponsored by: F. H. TUBMAN Mount Holly ROBERT MURPHY, INC., Mount Holly Patricia and Ada Myrtle Lee and Ann MAID OF HONOR Betty Marie THE COURT KING and QUEEN Connie and Leonard THE FOUR SEASONS Sponsored by PEOPLE ' S DRUG STORE SCOTT ' S FLORIST, Warsaw TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION CO., Hague WARSAW FURNITURE APPLIANCE, Warsaw The Robins and the Raindrops IIII I 5 •’{ I 1 11 co 1 Cop e Sc °° l }une A, V 8:00 plOC p. -pom? an i ci«=“ wS ,tanc e eS sionaV. X SOC ation • Rev. Alien M ce U cW e Class pies ident) V e cotn e OOTU e ' be (SaWW ' on (fe i ' -.. l ■Gt°’ ,vring UP , Mt en ca ' ■• ' P ' dan 7 ° tt itttop „ Hi oYil 3 p° n „ . . Glt nce etltS ' An nou ce tati on°l Di ' , ' ° milS p,eS ‘ HlW ofW. ' IW o F«e«e� • Out Alette Glee Club . • sanlo ld 5l . _ v iiliatn ne auo . • c latl’ 0 ’ ‘ _ N e«ao 0 tW Hoo. B ' ake ’ . • ‘ M en inie Rev. pen Rec edictl° n • eS si°n al 42 000 Graduation in progress a-mmcticemeat Alumni at last! ‘TfCwtatiani In memory of Mrs. Foster T. Bennett, for five years a Fifth Grade teacher in our school and a life long friend of many of our Cople people, taken from our midst on April 26, 1956. YEARBOOKS