Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

TBliljIi iiiiiiii mmii unmmn OHifiiiig Or. 4 Code of Ethics I, as a student of Frank W. Cox High School, pledge: To uphold the honor, integrity, and scholastic standing of my school. To promote a spirit of loyalty and unity among my fellow students. To take a genuine pride in the appearance of the school building and grounds. j J, Bfcm -I  0 To practice good citizenship, self-control, sportsmanship, and re- SELECTION Page 95 J. N. Martin, Jr. Andrea Kelly Editor Bob Hoffmann Business Managers f ec icaiion This first publication of the TALON is dedicated to a man who has done more than any other individual to establish here at Cox a school with unshakeable foundations of leadership. We can ' t begin to suggest here the role he has played, but we can say that because of it we have come to know him as an indispensable part of Cox. Through seasons of growing pains, we have rallied under his ceaseless efforts of progress and his re- spected judgment. Always willing to assist others--his office is never closed to those wishing to enter for advice- -his relations with students have come to be prized experiences. As much as he is the father of our school, he is also the devoted father of two children at his own home. He personifies the enviable characteristics associated with brilliance in leadership and scholarship. Therefore, it is with a feeling of particular pride that Frank W. Cox High School recognizes this man by gratefully dedicating the ' 63 TALON to its first principal, Mr. Walter N. Carroll. 6 Mr. Frank W. Cox CTlppreciaiion This page is given to Mr. Frank W. Cox in appreciation of his leadership in our new city ' s public school system, his interest in the welfare of our school, and the things he has done to further the development of our community. No other individual except him- self can possibly be fully aware of the vast extent to which he has exerted himself in order to make our school proud to hold his name. In return for his display of merit, we register a most solemn oath to make our sch ool in his stead an unexcelled institution of leadership. Let us endeavor to make him as proud of us as we are of him. U ie c i ' or 7 UJie CPrincipa s JKessa e January 30, 1963 Office of the Principal Frank W. Cox High School To The Students of Frank W. Cox High School, This annual represents the combined efforts of the faculty and student body. It is designed to give you pleasant memories of the many activities in which you have been involved and to remind you of the part you are playing in molding this school. You have exemplified a great deal of enthusiasm and a spirit of cooperation which will challenge the best in all that follow. My hope is that, as the years go by, each of you will feel that this school has been a vital part of your life. If o, the purposes of this school will have achieved some degree of success. 10 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilbert, Owens, Lyon, Owins, Brillhart, Mur- den. Cox, Jard, Ray, Ferrell, Isaacs, Buffington, and Cohen. of i ie Sc ioof CBoarcf JICemGers Mr. Luther E. Gilbert Mr. C. B. Owens Mr. George C. Lyon Mr. Charles J. Owins Mrs. Mary Ray Mr. Frank W. Cox Superintendent Mr. Kenned L. Jard Vice- Char iman Mr. Lloyd A. Murden Chairman Miss Frances Brillhart Clerk Mr. George R. Ferrell Mr. Fred Isaacs Mr. James W. Buffington Mr. Algy W. Cohen 1 1 Mr. J. Ackels Band Mr. D. Baker Biology (S.C.A., I.C.C.) Mr, W. Barba Math 9, Algebra I Miss E. Bond Plane Geometry, Algebra II Mr. W. Boyll Chorus A, B Miss E. Brinkley Algebra I, Math 8 Mrs. D. Brown Algebra I, Math 8 Mrs. A. Bryant Algebra I, Math 9 Mr. A. Bulla Geography Mrs. J. Bywater Spanish I, n Mr. L. Campbell Plane Geometry, Science 9 Miss T. Childress Physical Education A i mi Miss M. Harris Science 8 Miss D, Herman Special Education Mrs. K. Hight World History, Geography Mr. S. Holland Physical Education 8,9 Mr. L. Hooper Driver Training, Science 8,9 Miss Ko Hopkins United States History 8 Miss L. Howard French I, 11 Mrs. A. Huband Algebra I, n Mrs. R. Husk Science 9 Miss K. Kern English 9 Mr. A. Koeppen, Jr. Biology Miss A. Layne United States History 8 15 Mrs. J. Liles General Business, Typing I Mrs. J. Loy English 10, French I Mrs. J. Lyons Physical Education 9, 10 Mr. P. Lyons Biology Mr. D. Mann Woods hop I, n Mr. S. Mitchell Algebra H, Math Mrs. A. Morgan French I Mr. M. Mulderrig, Jr. Math 8, Algebra I Mrs. R. Myers English 8 Mr. J. Payne Geography Mrs. A. Peck Latin I, English 9 Miss. J. Robertson Art I, n, English 8 16 Miss Woodward ' s Daily Exercise Miss E. Rooker English 8 Miss V. Saviston English 10 (National Honor Society) Miss K. Samford English 10, Reading Mr. F. Soles Physical Education 10 Miss S. Sparkman Library Mrs. J. Stephenson English 9 Mr. E. Tetterton Drafting, Math 9 Miss E. Tilley Physical Education 10 Miss J. Wade Physcial Education 9 Miss E. Walker Math 8, Algebra I Mrs, D. Willis Biology a I, Driver Tra Mr. N. Wilson LXB- l a x Math 9, Algebra I, Driver Training Mrs. M. Wood Latin I, n, m Miss P. Woodward pi World History Miss J. Yancey English 9, 10 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right, FRONT ROW are: V. Crumble, G. Mrs. Lennie Johnson Sneed, L. Baggett, M. Stringer and N. Evans. Mrs. Anita Trenkle Bookkeeper BACK TO RIGHT: N. Hawkins, C. Dailey, and S. Manager of Cafeteria Parker. 18 ass ' 6J FRANK W. COX HIGH SCHOOL Sophomore Class officers: LEFT TO RIGHT, Jim Defoe, President; Leon Tew, Vice-President; Carol Barnett, Secretary; Jim Lawson, Treasurer; and Mr. I.B. Dent, Sponsor. 20 Abernathy, Prances Abeshaheen, Pam Ackerman, Douglas Ackiss, Paul Albrecht, Ed Allard, Howard Ambrose, Sharon Anderson, Marianne Anderson, Mark Anderson, Star Anderton, Elizabeth Angelico, David Atkinson, Larry Auguston, Kitty Ayers, Connie P P Q Ayers, Judy Baggett, Jerry Bail, Beverly Bailey, James Bailey Melvin Baines, DeeDee Baldwin, Marcia Barker, Bonnie Barnes, Marilyn Barnett, Carolyn Barnett, Roselee Barnette, Gary Bashford, Neal Baxley, Kenneth Beamon, Dianne Beatty, Louis Bailer, David Bellomy, Donald Benitez, Arabia Benze, Pat Blair, Ellen Bland, Jay Bogan, Lewis Bogdan, Sara Bolger, Johnny Boj Jing, Pamela , Karen oy , Carolyn Bradley, Brad Branch, Wilton Brantley, Butch Brimm, Ronny Brittingham, Sarah Brodie, Elaine Brown, Barbara Brown, Edward Brown, Harry Brown, Jimmy Brown, Robert Brown, Susan Brumfield, Steve Butt, Margaret Byars, Denice Byrd, Dennis Campbell, Joe Canner, Kent Carlin, Arlene Carnes, Bill Carr, Paul Carter, Carla Carter, Peggy Casper, Craig Caton, Alice Chapman, William Christman, Shirley Clark, Bunny Clark, Richard Claypool, Kit Clayton, Carol Clements, Dave Cleveland, Trudy Coates, Jean Coates, Mary Lou Cochran, Steve Coffin, Dan Cohan, Pat Cole, Dawn Conway, Eddie Congleton, Bill Cook, Bobbie Coulbourne, Mary Cramer, Michael Cratch, Bev Creekman, Charles Cronin, Pam Crowling, John CuUins, Linda Curtis, Jeanne Dahlquist, Lloyd Daigle, Brian Dail, Linda Dailey, Diane Dale, Wayne Dameron, Darla Danstrom, Darlene Davidson, Donna Davie, Judy Davies, Robert Davis, Paul Davis, Steve Day, Elaine DeAntonio, Joe DeBusk, Tommy DeFoe, Jim DeFoe, Loraine Denton, Jerry Detro, Gleean Dexter, Jonathan DeVorss, Jerry Dickens, Claude Dickerson David Dickerson, Linda Dickson, Wayne Donaldson, Laura Dowdy, Ann Drye, Mike DuBosky, Bill Duncan, Wallace Dunn, Mike Durey, Jay Earl, Mike Early, Ellis Edenfield, John Elliott, Lynn Ellis, Charles Ernstmeyer, Jan Eskey, Susie Etheridge, Shirley Evans, Charles Evans, George Faries, Linda Farrow, Margaret Felts, John Fender, Robert Fentress, Penny Finnegan, Mike Finney, Emmett Flannery, Mike Flinchum, James Flinchum, Janna Folkes, Bill Foose, Libby Foote, Nancy Foreman, David Fortson, Malcolm Foster, Carl Foster, Charles Fox, Donald Freeman, Dickie Frensley, Mike Freve, Joe Fudala, Muriel Gainey, Donald Gainey, William Gearhart, Ken Gebert, Brad m t - • A-i Gibble, Robert juuff ' ' ' ' n Gi ' son, Anne (f ' - i[ 9 GiAfert, Karen Aj j —giibert, Maureen _ j g yyj- ' ' ' ' ' Godwin, Debby Golden, Vicki Gomez, Jannell Goslin, Suzan Gottschall, Bobby Grant, Evelyn .j Gray, Andrea Gray, Becky Greene, Karen Grissom, Patti Gunther, Ronnie Gwyn, Vicki Haislip, Darlene Hall, Clyde Hall, Tommy «i Hall, Ray Harlow, Linda Harrington, ButclrT Harrington, David Harris, Romona Harris, Sharon Hartley, Linda Hartzog , Kay Havens, Janice Haynes, Kathy Heath, Harold Hedspeth, Dennis Heffernan, Dannehl Heiser, Ginny Heninger, Susie Henry, George Heusel, Connie Heuser, Karen Hewitt, Gayle Hoffman, Bob Hogan, Scott Holland, Marie Holland, Mark HoUowell, Nancy Holmes, Steve Hopkins, Pam Horton, Everette Horton, Lola Houser, Sandy Howard, Cheryl Huddy, Brian Hupaylo, Steve Husk, Jane Huxter, Karen Ihlenburg, Ray Ihlenburg, Tom Isbell, Betty Jackson, James Jaqneux, Eileen Jeffries, Curtis Jennings, Pearl Jernigan, Pat Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, Joann Johnson, Ken Johnson, Rosina Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Johnny Jones, David Joy, Mary June, Janet Kantowski, Jerry Keene, Cindy Keith, Linda Kelly, Andrea Kelton, Robert Kesler, Paige Kidd, John Knight, Linda Koch, Barry Korte, Don Kufahl, T. R. Kunhardt, Lynn Kutzleb, Robert Kuzminski, David Lakeman, Danny Lamar, Mike Lambeth, Judy Lambeth, Terry Lamkin, Anna Larson, Blake Latimer, Pam Lawson, Jimmy Lawson, William Lewis, Charles Lindon, Mike Linn, Sue Litchfield, Jeanette Loftus, Mike Long, Sandra Love, Sandra Loveless, Toni Luckadoo, Dennis Lydick, David MacGarvey, Ronnie Mahurin, Dona Mallory, Susan Manby, Wayne Marchand, Al Marshall, Brenda Marshall, Ingrid Martin, Barbara Martin, Danny Martin, Jim Martin, Joyce Martin, Robert Martinette, David Mason, Ken Matter, Milton Mattox, Karen May, James Mayle, Betty McClane, Thomas McConnell, Bonnie McCoy, Butch McCuUock, Greg McDade, Sharon McDonald, Carol McElveen, Nancy McElveen, Rodger McFarland, Bill McGonigle, Walter McLintock, David McNally, Dodie McSpadden, Mike Mc Waters, Cliff Meadors, Diane Menasco, Jean Miles, Nancy Miller, Becky Miller, Ma rk Mills, Dane Mitchell, Louis Morse, Bob Moore, Carol Moore, Gayle Moore, Joe Moore, Margie Moore, Pam Molodovitch, Andy Morgan, Karyl Moyer, Pam Murpny, Donna Nance, Dickie Neal, Brad Nethercutt, Ray Newby, Linda Newell, Barry Newell, Nancy Newman, Jane Newton, James Ney, Mike Nipper, Don Noel, Barbara Noel, Jerry Nolan, Roberta Norvell, Frosty Oberleitner, Diane Oberman, Ruth Oberman, Tommy O ' Berry, Dianne Odom, Lynda Oliverio, Elizabeth Osborne, Harold Osterhouse, John Ottavi, Ray Owens, Frank Paden, Richard Padilla, James Page, April Park, Kaye Parker, Carolyn Parker, Jim Parker, Lester Parker, Margo Parsons, Elizabeth Pauley, Doug Paulsen, Shirley Peacock, Lucille Peebles, Phyllis Pendleton, John Pennell, Ronald Penner, David Perry, Darrell Peters, Pamela PhilliDS, Charles Phipps, Dolly Pickens, Shirley Peppin, Cheryl Place, Larry Plemmons, Mike Plemmons, Pat Porter, Edith Porter, Kathy Price, Elizabeth Pruden, Jackie Pyles, Lewis Quann, Bill Quesenbury, Sonny Quick, Pat Quidley, Judy Radford, Jim Radford, Lynda Raher, William Ralston, Thomas Rusnick, Mike Reason, Ernest Redding, Sandy Riedl, Chuck Rhenback, Linda Riffle, Terry Riggan, Karen Riggs, John Robertson, Barbara Robinson, Olin Rodgers, Dianne Rodger s, Wayne Rosen, Shirley Rosie, Donna Ross, Betty Jean Rountree, Sandi Rouse, Pat Rowe, Martha Royall, Larry Rubel, Margaret Rudacil, Nancy Rudd, Linda Russ, Charles Rux, Sandra Ruzic, Ed Salmon, Sharlene Salmon, Sharon Sanderson, Wanda Savage, Sherry Scawthorn, Cheryl Schlais, Richard Schneider, Ann Schutt, Diane Schuyler, Dawn Scribner, Kenny Seay, Gary Shaeffer, Bob Shaffer, Joan Shaver, James Shaw, Linda Sheeley, John Shonk, Brenda Shunkweiler, Vic Seigfred, Brooks Simmons, Mike Simmons, Sylvia Simpson, Lee Skinner, Jane Smith, Carol Smith, Kitten Smith, Melonda Smith, Robert Smith, Roslyn Snead, Janice Snow, Peggy Snow, Phil Snyder, Dot Sorger, Frank Stephens, Bill Stillman, Brad Stone, Tommi Strain, Danny Streig, David Sutherly, Pamela Swank, Larry Swisher, Jim Sykes, Bill Tabor, Brenda Taft, Bob Tavenner, Sarah Temple, Jo Anne Temple, Phyllis Tew, Leon Tharp, Charles Thompson, Jeycea Thornton, John Thorpe, Mike . Todd, Brenda Torontow, Mike Tripp, Peggy Troutman, Barbara Truesdale, B. G. Turner, Richard Tuttle, Lurline Tweed, Janet Twyford, Lyn Ussery, Joe VanVoorhis, Linda Vaughan, Emory Vaughan, Linda Vaughan, Linda Vaughn, Kathleen Waddock, Jewel Walsh, Robert Ware, Annetta Warren, Alton Warrington, Linda Waters, Terry Wayes, Dianne Waller, Elizabeth West, Pat Wheelhouse, Sally Whitaker, Sandra Whitaker, Susie White, Andrea White, Doug White, Emily Whitten, Lee Whittle, Rita Wiggs. Eileen Williams, Barbara Williams, Hugh Williams, James Williams, Joyce Williams, Larry Williams, Sharon Willis, Debby Wills, Judy Wilson, Ginger Wing, FranCene Winston, Ethel Withers, Henry Wolfe, Lynette Womble, Brenda Wood, Ashley Wood, Diane Wood, Pat . Wood, Terry ' C Woodard, Linda , Woodward, William Wright, Bill Wright, Mike Yeaton, Ruth Yoder, Dwight Yoder, Mike OCoi CPiciurecf Baldwin, Elizabeth Barnes, Cynthia Blum, William Bridges, Linda Caton, Brian Cleveland, Ginger Covington, Kenny Day, Gregory Deckens, Claud Fehrs, Karen Frandford, Michael Graham, Donna Gubesch, Daphne Haddock, Jewell Hayes, Diane Hester, Russell Hladky, Joe Ingram, Annette Johnson, James Johnson, Nancy King, Richard Kitchens, Larry Kubilus, Kenneth Lafon, Harold Larrabee, Philip Lee, Janis Lemmon, Randi Lewis, Mark Martin, David Mills, James Moss, Elizabeth Newing, Patricia Norman, Richard Oakley, Franklin Parker, Walter Parker, Woody Prather, Christine Pritchett, Rebecca Ralph, Patricia Rolling, Charles Roush, Elmer Santii, Carl Sherwood, Fred Smipor, Judith Steadman, Donna Stokes, Suzanne Stommel, Patricia Stratton, Laureen Thompson, David Turner, Coy Vrabel, Michael Wall, Charles Weninger, Mary Ellen Wiesner, Gary Wilson, Virginia Woodhouse, William Wright, Brian Class officers; left to right; FIRST ROW - Reporter, Sue Stone; Hist., Ruth Miles; Treas,, Jackie White; Sec, Nancy Holland; SECOND ROW - Vice - Pres., Bennett Haines; Pres., Thorn Gallagher; Sgt. - at - arms. Gene Cochran; Sponsor, Miss Wade. Gfass Of ' 66 Ackerman, Cathy Adams, Hayes Agolina, James Aiken, Barbara Allen, James Anderson, Christy Anthony, Ronald Arrington, Carolyn Arrington, Sandra Arthur, Thomas Atkins, Cindy Austin, Ernest Bade, Benny Bailey, Kenneth Baines, Linda Baldwin, Betsy Barba, Kathy Barnes, Betty Ruth Barrett, Donald Bartel, Lois Bartel, Richard Bartusiak, Vicki Bass, Lynnel Beasley, Ted Behrens, Richard Belch, Barbara Bell, David 35 Brannock, Tom Brantly, Allen Briggs, Janice Br inn, Cindy Bromley, Thomas Brooke, Alton Brothers, Debbie Brown, Bob Brown, Charlene Brown, Susan Brown, Thomas Bryan, Wayne Bunn, Joyce Burgin, Marilyn Burnell, Richard Burton, Cathy Butler, Butch Butler, Thomas Byers, Gene Byrd, Susan Carter, James Cartwright, Sandra Casteel, Michael Casteel, Phillip Casteen, James Cave, Terry Chapman, Allen Chellis, William Childress, Jan Christensen, Linda Clark, Shelia Cobb, Beverly Coble, Barbara Cochran, Gene Cogswell, Connie Cole, Paula Benbow, Bill Bennett, Frank Berry, John Bickford, Dan Bilby, Donald Bissel, Craig Blais, James Bland, Mark Blum, William Bolton, Loretta Bonney, Arnold Bosserman, Cathy Bostain, Wayne Bower, Wanda Bowling, Zandra Bowman, Joseph Bozarth, Jo Dee Brady, Pat Brake, Thad Branch, James II Collier, Jeanette Collins, Douglas Cominaki, William Compton, Cathy Compton, Cindy it mm Compton, Leuvenia Conrad, Mark Cook, Cheryl Cooke, Debbie Cook, Marie ilk Copeland, Gaynelle Copeland, Patricia L. Corprew, Jeffry Courtney, Joan Cousins, Jan f Covington, Kenneth Cox, Shannon Craddock, Barbara Creamer, Jo Ann Creech, Patricia Crockett, Sally Craft, Diane Crompton, Janis Cummins, Carolyn Cure, Mary Linda CutuUe, Georgia Dagenkolb, Guy Dahlquist, Carol Dailey, Pat Dale, Betty Sue Daniel, Leonard Davidson, Barley Davis, John Deary, Susan Deaver, Donna Denier, Judy Denning, Barbara Donnell, Jean Doughtie, Delores Dowds, Karen Drescher, Jack Dryer, Mark Duke, Thomas Dunn, Mac Durey, Pam Dysart, Freddie Early, Ronald Eason, Betty Easter, Kenneth Eckart, Letty Eckart, Robert Edgerton, Patty Edmonds, James Edmundson, Carolyn Edmondson, Jane Edone, Danny 1 ii ■EH mk i Edone, Donald EUenbrand, Janis Elliot, Margie Elrod, William Ethridge, Gregory Eubank, John Everette, George Evosevich, Robert Ewell, Isaac Face, Cathy Face, Olney Faison, Gee Farrell, Sharon Farrow, Bonnie Fehrs, Linda Fels, Prudy Fisher, Doug Flaherty, Charles Folkes, Anne Foltz, Jeff Forehand, Linda Foreman, Pat Foss, Sherry Fowlkes, Stuart Foy, Joel Frady, Libby Frail, Pauline C. Francis, Pat Frankfort, Mike French, Linda Freve, Joe Fulgham, Lynn Fulton, Linda Gallo, Gail Gallager, Susan Gallagher, Tommy Ganey, Larry Garner, Cam Garrett, Melinda Garrett, Wayne Gaskins, Alan Gaskins, Linda Gaskins, William Gaspeny, Vic Gates, Victor Gentry, William Gerhard, Jane Gildow, Terri Glendinning, Carol Glickman, William Glover, Mary Gould, Judy Graffy, Ricky Graham, David Graham, Tina Graham, Bill Gray, Sharon Greer, Arlene Gregor, Bruce Gregory, Carolyn Gregory, Donald Gregory, George Gregory, Mark Grieve, Ruth Griffin, Margaret Grubbs, Donna Guinan, Michael Gunn, Thomas Gunter, Samuel Haines, Bennett Hall, Alan Ham, Cathy Hanis, Brenda Hannah, Paul Hansen, Heidi Hansen, Jon Hanson, Jim Hanson, Rusty Harden, Brenda Harrell, Olin Harrell, Susan Harris, Billy Harris, Cynthia Harris, George Harris, Sue Hawkinson, Bonnie Heflin, Bill Hemstad, Shari Henry, Roy Herman, William Herzke, John Hickman, Sandi Hilborn, Dennis Hill, John Hill, Nancy Hinkley, Pam Hippie, Gwen Hoel, Craig Hogeboom, Sherry Hogge, Jo Ann Holland, Nancy HoUerbach, Jimmy Horton, Nancy Hoskins, Jackie Hovestadt, Bernard Hudson, Jack Hudson, Judy Huerta, Patsy Hughes, Thomas Hughes, Wayne Hughey, Kay Hummer, Sharon ■ nam -7 i ' rht Jones, Tappey Jordan, Danny Jordan, Karen L. Kaine, Carey Kalasinsky, Alex Kanzenbach, Karen Keiffer, Diane Keith, Judy Kelly Diane Kemp, Bobby Kennedy, Connie Kessinger, Toni Kight, Ronald Killen, Ross Kimnach, Gary Kipp, Barry Kirchmier, Tommy Kirby, Brenda Kirkpatrick, Nan Kitchen, John Kitchens, Lawrence Knoll, John Koski, Linda Kubilus, Kenny Kunold, Roger Kusnir, Donna Lachman, Bobby Lake, Julia Lamborn, John Lancaster, James Langley, George Larabee, Philip Lassiter, Mary Lawson, Robert Leclaire, Robert Lee, Janis Humphreys, Amber Hunt, Helen Hup man, Judy Hutchens, Carole Joyce, Michael Ingram, Annette Ingram, Murlah Irving, Herman Ittner, Bobbe Jennings, Robert Jessup, Kenneth Jimenez, Julie Joaquin, Kenneth Johnson, Alan Johnson, Carole Johnson, Eddie Johnston, James Jones, Bobby Jones, David Jones, Steve f ££££ n t ti f! Lee, Susan Leggett, Willian Leidholdt, Ed Lemmon, Randi Lett, Brenda Levett, Nick Lewis, Judy Lewis, Mark Lewis, Ted Lindblad, Beth Litchfield, Gary Livingston, John Lokersee, Linda Luffman, Ellen Lumpkin, Mike Lumsden, Curtis Lund, Audrey Mabry, Frank Mangum, Lois Marconi, James dim All Marshall, Harry Marson, Charles Martin, Charles Martin, Sherry Mastalski, Elizabeth Matsumato, Fumi May, George Mazzeo, Mark McAfee, Beverly McClurg, Roger McCluskey, Donna McDaniel, Andra McDaniel, Sandra McHenry, William McKenzie, Melba McKinney, David McLure, Robert McPherson, Laura McSpadden, Hubert Meekins, Pamela Mendelson, Thomas Mendoza, Jamie Mayerhoffer, Robert Meyers, Fredrick Miles, Ruth Anne Miller, Cathy Miller, Jimmy Miller, Kemp Mills, James Mills, William Molodovitch, Karen Montazino, Marie Moore, Buddy Moore, Cheryle Moore, Dale Moore, Pat Moore, Ronnie Morissey, Jimmy Morris, Linda Morris, Robert Morris, Theresa Murphy, Sharon Murray, Gerry Nagle, Bob Narducci, Ellie Newbern, Marsha Newberry, Judy Newell, Nell Newland, Dianne L. Newman, Barbara Newman, Rickie Newsome, Jeffry Michell, Danny Nickerson, Ginny Nock, Theresa Nolan, Billie L. Nutting, Harry Odham, William Osterhous, Robert Overmire, Karen Pace, Barry Padrick, Jill Page, Rebecca Painter, Fred Palmer, Chris Palombo, Suzanne Parker, Brenda Parker, Warren Parrett, James Parrott, Sue Paradise, Richard Patridge, Rosie Peebles, Jack Pelton, George Perkins, Bill Peterson, Douglas Pettingill, Margaret Petree, Evelyn Phillips, Dennis Phillips, Ronnie Pitt, Edward Plaugher, Larry Pritchett, Becky Posavec, John Potter, Julia Powell, Michele Queen, Tom Quick, Bobby Quincy, Ave Quinn, Patrick Robb, Carolyn Ralph, Pat Rawlins, Susan Rea, James Rea, Linwood Reddy, Shelia Reich, Peggy Reid, James Reider, Susan Richards, Dale Richards, Rickie Riley, David Riley, William Ritchie, Carl Rivanbark, Jo Robinett, Tom Rollins, Scott Roper, Susan Rose, Cathy Roush, Elmer Ross, Billy Rowe, Luther Rucker, Bob Rudiger, Fredrick Russell, Lorraine Russell, Rena Sale, Frankie Saunders, Diane Sawyer, R. C. Scawthorn, Norman Schaefer, Bill Schaeffer, Russell Schimmel, Harry Schmitt, Sherry Schroeder, Philip Scott, Linda Scott, Tommy Seay, Carlton Seltzer, George Senyes, James Sharer, Kevin Shaw, Blair Shedd, Wanda Sheeley, William Sheets, Randy Sheibey, Janice Sheffy, Randall Sherman, William Sherwood, John Shipp, Harvery Shuey, Eddie Simmons, Cindy Simpkins, Vera Skaggs, Bridgette Small, Carolyn Small, Edwin Smiegocki, Robert Smith, Mary Smith, Jane Smith, Norman Smithson, Janice Smyson, Judy Sparkman, Diane Spidell, Robert Spiess, Mordy Spivey, James Springman, Robert Spruill, Earl Stanford, Brenda Steadman, Suzanne Steel, Jack Stephens, Tom Stephenson, Walter Sterling, Cathy Stevens, Carol Stevenson, Neil Stohl, Jennifer Stokes, Suzanne Stommel, Pat Stone, Sue Stonecypher, Carol Stout, James Stratton, Laureen Stroud, Steve Sturtevant, Stephanie Styron, Fred Sullivan, Margaret Sullivan, Richard Sulzer, Edward Sundt, Robert Superfine, Carol Taft, Thomas Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Ray Taylor, Robb Tavenner, Susan Tenell, Pat Theriault, Jane Thomas, Anna Thomas, William Thompson, David Thompson, Lenard Thompson, John Thompson, Russell Thorpe, Milton Thorpe, Will Tolson, Diane Treadway, Donald Tucker, Beverly Tucker, Ronald Turner, Coy Turpin, Woody Tweed, Doug Twiford, Helen Upson, Jane Van Horn, Arnold Vance, Roberta Vrabel, John Vrabel, Michele Walach, Marcella Walker, Harriet Wall, Charles Wall, Elizabeth Wallace, Chris Wallace, Joseph Waters, Nancy Walton, Alice Walton, Tim Ware, Joe Weekley, Carol West, Paul West, Steven White, Becky White, Eulion White, Jackie White, Pam White, Robert White, Russell Whitaker, David Whitehurst, Larry Whitten, Gwen Wiesner, Gary Wilber, Ted Willett, Laurie William, Michael Williams, Bill Williams, Flora Williams, Larry Williams, Juanita Williams, Ronnie Williams, Terry Wills, Ginny Wilson, Carol Wise, Gretchen Wolfe, Phillip Wood, Tom Woodard, William Woodhouse, Albert Woodson, Jo Anne Wooten, Sherry Womeldorf, Karen Wray, Judy Wright, Gary Wright, Sally Wright, Sally Wright, Sandy Gfa ass Oi ' 67 Adkins, Randy Alexander, Hugh Alford, Patti Allmond, Ray Anderson, Brenda Anderson, Judy Arcuoi, Lynn Arrington, Sam Ashby, Donnie Athey, Susannah Atkins, Carey Auguston, Emil Ayers, Steve Bailey, Maureen Barden, Terry Barnes, Barbara Bartusiak, Marcia Bascom, Barbara Beasley, Louis Behnning, Fred Bills, Charles Bisek, Craig Bond, Art Bonney, John Bowes, Ann Louise Bosserman, Peggy Bow din, Edward Boykin, Sheryl Braswell, Randy Bridwell, Bob Briggs, Lil Brown, Buddy Brown, Chris Brown, David Brown, KoleeQ Bunch, Dirk Burke, James Burns, Louise Cain, Mary Ellen Calo, Marsha Canese, Pam Carper, Dan Carter, Brenda Carter, Delores Caton, Candy Cave, Cindy Cervilla, Ramona Chapman, Ed Chebetar, Francis CheUis, Bob Cherwa, Jim Christdon, Doug Claypool, Pat Claxton, Diane 46 Clothier, Cheryl Compton, Betty Condon, B rry Conrad, Danny Conway, Raymond Cooke, Richard Corbin, Judy Cox, Pam Crist, Johnny Crockett, Leslie Cutulle, Diane Dagenkoelb, Gail Davidson, Linda Davis, Debbie Davis, Don Davis, Mike DeHart, Alta Devorse, Dale Devorse, Don Dinsmore, Denise Dowds, John Dowling, Bill Doyle, Steve Duggan, Bruce Dunn, Robin Early, Sharon Easom, Kaye Edenton, Pam Elbrecht, Tommy Elkins, Walter Esber, Mike Evans, Fredrick Exum, Don Farrow, Chuck Ferguson, Carl Ferguson, Bob Ferraro, Danny Fitzgerald, Steven Flamont, Billy Floyd, Cindy Foltz, Don Fortson, Richard Fox, Nicki Francis, John Frasier, Ronald French, Karen Gavin, Willie Geist, Jerry George, Debbie Gerhard, Susan Gibbs, Eddie Gilbert, Douglas Gore, Carol Gottschall, Mark Grant, Bill Green, Kathy Gregory, Larry Gregory, Pam Gruenholz, Tom Guichard, Bonnie Gunn, Carl Gury, Rise Hackworth, Pam Hale, Martha Hall, Diane Hall, Leslie Harper, Larry Harshbarger, Leroy Havens, Terry Hegar, Nancy Helms, Gloria Herring, Thomas Hicks, Charles Higgins, Tommy HiU, John Hilliard, Parker Hladky, Judy Hodges, Don Hogge, Joseph Howard, Ronnie Hudson, Bari Huffman, Brad Hughey, Bob Humphries, Byron Hurd, Charles Husk, Pam Issacks, Richard Jackson, Joe James, Johnny Jaeger, Gene Jewell, Richard Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Yvonne Jones, Gary Jones, Linda Jordan, Dale Joy, Craig Keegan, Debbie Keever, Gregory Keller, Jean Kervin, Scott Kessinger, Anne Kight, Diane Knight, John Kuehn, Dale Kunkler, Georgeanne Lahay, Steve 48 49 Pittman, Kenneth Price, Allen Price, Sheila Proffitt, Kathy Purvis, Heide Quick, Linda Quinn, Sharon Reynolds, Julian Richards, Bill Richter, John Riggan, Mike Ross, James Rothwell, Gary Rountree, Carl Rowe, Wayne Rudacil, Charles Sadler, Roberta Saunders, Bill Saunders, Jane Sciortino, Ed Sciortino, Kathy Scott, Kathy Self, Pat Shaffer, Chester Sharpnack, Cynthia SheUy, Diane Sherman, Donna Singer, Russell Smith, Elaine Smith, Gerald Spillane, Nora Steinat, Alda Lea Stephens, Karen Stone, Maxine Stonecypher, Wanda Stonum, Bonnie Stonum, David Streig, Richard Strickland, Dottie Striffler, Paul Stuart, Richard Stubbs, Stephen Suddeth, Tom Tavenner, Mike Taylor, Becky Thatcher, Larry Thorpe, Jim Thorton, Janet Tiller, Genny Truesdale, Jerry Tucker, David Vance, Robert Vanderploeg, Sharon Walker, Cheryl 50 Walker, Lit Waterfield, Tommy Waters, Bruce Weibel, Stuart Weinbrecht, Joey West, Cecelia West, Jerry Whitaker, Brenda Whitaker, Bruce White, Barbara Whitehead, Charles Whitson, Sam Williams, Bruce Williams, CUff Williams, Donnie Williams, James Williams, John Williams, Laura Williams, Linda Willis, Charles Wilson, Sandy Winchester, Lloyd Windmillier, Bob Wood, Cathie EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: (L to R) Janice Meads, Vice-president; Peter Osterhouse, President; Brenda Carter, Secretary. BACK ROW: (L to R) Miss Harris, Sponsor; Chester Shaffer, Treasurer; Tony Parks, Sergeant- at- arms. 51 students, after a hard day ' s work. Dane Mills presenting flowers to Miss Sparkman, departing librarian Jackie Pruden and Robert Gibbles, All- State Band Courtesy month representatives at WTAR Studio Cox ' s helpers - Cafeteria workers and Bus Drivers 52 The Student Cooperative Association is the backbone of all school functions. It is also the place where the privileges of self-government are exercised by the students. With the guidance of the faculty and the sponsorship of Mr. D. R. Baker --to whom we are most indebted for the spirit maintained at Cox--our Student Council has striven for the attainment of a better Cox High School. Our S.C.A. ' s list of accomplishments this year defies all other S.C.A. ' s to better them. We have experienced a great diversity of activity, as is usually the case with a new school. Among the many things we find done are our S.C.A. constitution; establishment of an Inter-Club Council; a Code of Ethics; a Student Directory; a remodeled Student Activities Office; student assembly leadership; a S.C.A. scrapbook; and the first annual Leadership Conference. Synchronized activities are now out of the dreaming stages and have become fact. We wish to recognize the loss of our first president, Ken Johnson, to Key West, Florida. His service to the school can never be over estimated, and we. Former president, Ken Johnson, pre- siding at mass meeting of representa- tives. 55 UJie S7n er G u Gouncif CPfans O c iui ies Essential to the proper development of any school is a council where individual representatives of school functions and activities may come and coordinate their ac tivities to parallel each other ' s development. Such an organization in our school is the Inter- Club Council, and during the past year it has bloomed with an amazing array of achievement. Largely responsible for the success of the Inter-Club Council is the chairman, Dane Mills. Through the leadership of Dane, the sponsorship of Mr. D. R. Baker, and the support of every council member, Frank W. Cox High School has experienced a smooth-flowing, enriched school year. FRONT ROW (Left to Right): D. Mills, chairman; P. Carter, secretary; B. Sykes, former chairman; SECOND ROW: S. Ayres, T. Stone, C. Scawthorne, R. Yeaton, C. Carter, E. Blair; THIRD ROW: D. Cole, P. Cole, G. Moore, P. Temple, K. Park, L. Donaldson, P. Edgerton; FOURTH ROW: L. DeFoe, N. Miles, K. Mattox, B. Williams, L. Atkinson, A. Page, S. Wright; FIFTH ROW: J. Martin, S. Tavenner, J. Durey, J. DeFoe, J. Rad- ford, D. Strain, B. Haines. 56 Laurie Rubel Dane MiUs Karen Matt ox Barbara Williams Donald Bellamy John Bolger X matidnjai NATIONALi Membership in the National Honor Society is composed of students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. In November, 1962, the faculty elected these charter members of the Frank W. Cox High School chapter. Jim Martin Ken Johnson Malcolm Fortson O alionaf CHonor Socie y Sarah Brittingham Peggy Carter Steve Cochran 9 Dawn Cole OFFICERS: (STANDING), J. Martin, president; (SITTING, left to right), S. Cochran, treasurer; B. Williams, Secretary; and D. Cole, vice-president. FIRST ROW: S. Salmon; SECOND ROW: D. Baines, W. Bower, L. Gaskins; THIRD ROW: M. Rasnick, FOURTH ROW: R. Gibble, T. Arthur, J. Drescher, B. Coble, J. Bland, G. Henry; FIFTH ROW: M. Grant, G. Smith, W. Schaefer, D. McKinney, F. Behning, D. Henry; SIXTH ROW: R. Bartel, J. Geist, J. Owens, R. JeweU, D. Jones, C. Ellis; SEVENTH ROW: W. Bostain, W. Chellis, M. Bland, J. DeVores, J. Herzke, W. Folkes; EIGHTH ROW: T. Ihlenburg, D. Kuzzminski, R. Gunther, J. Casteen, W. Bryan, A. Booney; NINTH ROW: J. Thompson, M. Moore, M. Anderson, D. Bilby, L. Tuttle, C. Anderson; TENTH ROW: R. Yeaton, P. Francis, G. Gallo, G. Wills, P. Reich, J. Parker; ELEVENTH ROW: N. Stevenson, E. Spruill, C.Hurd, T. Jones, S. Rollins, M. Schroeder; TWELFTH ROW: F. Owens, N. Small, P. West, R. Ihlenburg. Mike Rasnick, Drum Major 1r !2 ancf Channels Mr. Bernard, of the Lions Club, pre- sents Mr. Ackels with check. I cS elpCjxpression The aims of the Frank W. Cox High School Band for the year were high- -to discover and develop talent, to provide a fundamental background for future study, to develop a better use of leisure time, to develop an ability to merge individual ability with that of others, and to develop a new channel for self-expression. 58 SECOND BELL CHORUS: (left to right), FIRST ROW: D. Cole, J. Coates, B. Truesdale, K. Smith: SECOND ROW: T. Gunn, B. Leggett, S. Fitzgerald, F. Owens, C. Gunn, L. Rowe, D. Patterson; THIRD ROW: J. Livingston, R. Partridge, N. HoUowell, J. White, L. Hardee; FOURTH ROW: E. Winston, J. Flinchum, D. Meadors, B. McAffee, H. Twiford, C. Cave; FIFTH ROW: E. Jagneaux, P. White, S. Etheridge, B. Denning, T. Nock, S. Fowlkes, V. Bartusiak, C. Arrington, P. Moore; SIXTH ROW: M. Newborn, L. DeFoe, F. Sale, M. Rowe, E. Price, P. Cole, J. Jimenez, K. Mattox, Mr. Boyll. FIRST BELL CHORUS: (left to right), FIRST ROW: B. Cobb, L. French, B. Skaggs, K. MiUer; SECOND ROW: S. Gerhand, S. Boykin, J. Corbin, G. Detro, L. Briggs, S. Price; THIRD ROW: G. Dagenkolb, T. Marer, R. Cervilla, D. George, M. Joy, M. E. Cain, B. Stonum, D. Cutulle; FOURTH ROW: S. O ' Neal, K. Proffitt, K. Sciortino, K. Knight, W. Shedd, G. Murray, C. Rabb, C. Floyd, S. Early; FIFTH ROW: C. Miller, J. Anderson, C. Cook, V. Simpkins, C. England, G. Hewitt, D. Cook, D. Mahurin, P. Huerta, J. Lewis, P. Edenton; BACK ROW: N. Kirlqjatrick, S. Lee, P. Dailey, M. Stone, K. Nclntosh, P. Cox, N. Snodgrass, B. Parker, J. Woodson, M. Cook, C. Foster, R. Parker, J. Brown, Mr. Boyll. rencJi Gfu8 CPresenis eanne T) C7lrc (left to right) FIRST ROW: S. Brown, Pres.; J. Ernstmeyer, Vice-Pres.; B. Brown, Sec; B. Hoffman, Treas.; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Morgan, Miss Howard, D. Freeman, J. Rivenbart, P. Cohan, C. Sharpnack, L. Tuttle, C. Hutchins, N. Taylor, M. Pettengill; THIRD ROW: S. Deary, J. Keith, C. Weekley, S. Eskey, F. Abernathy, T. Waters, S. Mallory, J. Menasco, B. Gray, L. Lokerse; FOURTH ROW: S. Byrd, S. Redding, P. Hopkins, C. McDonald, E. Parke, S.Gray, M. Vrabel, L. Koski, N. Kirkpatrick, C. Glendenning, B. Hawkinson; FIFTH ROW: L. Koonhart, T. Creekman, J. Vrabel, T. Mendlesson, C. Christensen, M. Stone, P. Dailey, P. Moyar, N. Miles, K. Morgan, C. Gore; SIXTH ROW: R.Hall, J. Foltz, L. Elliott, N. Newell, S. Chrisman, D. Godwin, B. Martin, A. Lamkin, C. Cave; SEVENTH ROW: D. Harrington, P. Moore, S. Rountree, J. Durey, L. Cullins, S. Rux, C. Wilson, D. O ' Berry, A. Dowdy; EIGHTH ROW: S. Palombo, H. Allard, B. Siegfried, S. Goslin, S. Paulsen, K. Heuser. B. Wright, K. Womeldorf, K. Dowds, P. Edgerton; NINTH ROW: D. Lakeman, D. Campbell, L. Vaughan, S. Long, K. Boyd, W. Woodward, L. Scott, T. Loveless, and C. Superfine. The French Club attempts to create for its members an understanding and enjoy- ment of the French language, customs and way of life, and people. During the year, The Story of Christ- mas , Mardi Gras , and Jeanne d ' Arc were presented as main programs for the meetings. Participants in The Story of Christmas . 60 FIRST ROW: (left to right), D. Korte, E. Rusiz, T. Brown, K. Hartzog, R. Yeaton, C. Moore, J. Hoskins, B. Davidson, M. Garrett; SECOND ROW: L. Donaldson, J. Thornton, M. Bailey, D. Lalie, S. McDade, F. Matsumoto, C. Arrington, B. Schonk; TfflRD ROW: E. Winston, D. Oberleitner, S. Reddy, M. Bartusiak, J. Lake, C. Rose, B. Cole, L. Warrington, G. Wise; FOURTH ROW: J. Donnell, O. Face, K. Face, T. Graham, J. Martin, R. Whittle, S. Arrington, J. Courtney, P. Hinkley; FIFTH ROW: W. Manby, W. Woodward, R. Graffey, B. Heflin, B. Hermon, D. Brown, C. Larsen, L. VanVoorhis, T. Gildow; SIXTH ROW: K. Jessup, L. David, D. Penner, J. Mays, R. Paradise, F. Maybry, P. Osterhouse, C. Montgomery; SEVENTH ROW: R. Paden, J. Sheely, B. McFarland, C. Miller, B. Cominaki, S. Strowd, J. Denyes, B. Lunin, J. Drescher; EIGHTH ROW: B. Newell, L. Swank, M. Mazzeo, T. Jones, B. Ross, D. Riley. Gonfe ium loaiinum S rioes or 0 !j eiier ' Juiure UJirou j U£e S ucfy of i£e CPasi The Latin Club, with it ' s motto Melior Futuraper Studium Antiquitates , (A Better Future through The Study of the Past), is a society formed to stimulate an interest in the classics, thereby developing historical and social culture. To further this end, various programs have been presented, including skits portraying customs of the Roman people and a series of ex- cerpts from Shakespeare ' s play, JULIUS CAESAR, enacted by members of the club. (LEFT TO RIGHT) T. Wood, C. White, D. McLintock, A. Page, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Peck, D. Lakeman, S. Brittingham, J. Upson, D. Bellamy. 61 r FIRST ROW: (left to right) K. Scribner (president), C. Heusel, (vice-president), S. Wright (secretary), D. Kelly (treasurer), D. Strain (I.C.C. Representative), Mrs. Reppen, C. Carter; SECOND ROW: B. Kemp, B. Raher, G. Seltzer, H. Hansen, B. Mayle, D. NcNally, D. Schutt, A. Benitez, P. Snow; THIRD ROW: M. Fort- son, W. Thorpe, M. Dunn, L. Beatty, B. Tucker, D. Heffernan, L. Compton, K. Vaughn, F. Wing; FOURTH ROW: C. Pippin, T. DeBusk, M. Powell, B. Graham, S. Rosen, M. Wright, B. Congleton, L. Frady; FIFTH ROW: E. Blair, A. Gray, E. Hall, B. Troutman, D. Croft, C. Cogswell, L. Royal, R. Grieves. Not pictured: P. West, P. Abeshaheen, T. DUenburg, R. Dilenburg, P. Bowling, M. Schroeder, S. Linn, B. Barens, R. Williams, B, Folkes. i U£e SpanisJi Gfu6 S nc aces JBearnin Speak Spanish ? . . .- Sfj r ' The Spanish Club is an organization formed to further understanding of the Spanish language and customs of the Spanish people, and to induce learning through social means. The goals for this year are to further knowledge and understanding of the social background of Spain, and to academically help its members in the oncoming years as they undertake the task of mastering a foreign language . 62 ' iT ' uiure T)ociors of CTlmerica FIRST ROW: (left to right), L. Donaldson, vice-pres.; J. Flinchum, pres.; A. Benitez, L. Peacock, C. Moore, sec; A. Carlin, treas.; M. Parket, P. Abesheen, P. Lassiter; SECOND ROW: T. Wood, S. Tavenner, R. Barnett, D. Danstrom, librarian historian; J. Ayers, L. Tew; THIRD ROW: J. Dexter, D. Fox, B. Gottschall. The Future Doctors of America is for students sin- cerely desiring the medical profession. The club ' s objec- tive is to help train, educate, encourage, and prepare the members for the task that awaits them as doctors. Juiure O arses of C merica The F. N. A. serves to acquaint students with and to prepare them for the respon- sibilities of nursing. Their many activities and service projects have included taking tours of different hos- pitals, making stuffed animals for the children at St. Mary ' s Infant Home, and opening the school clinic. FIRST ROW: (left to right), S. Rountree, pres.; P. Peters, vice-pres.; D. Dailey, sec; N. Hollowell, tres.; K. Riggan, historian; C. Carter, reporter; Miss Tilley; SECOND ROW: S. McDade, S. Wheelhouse, C. Clayton, M. Holland, P. Tripp, L. VanVoorhis; THIRD ROW: L. Warring- ton, M. Joy, N. Newell, M. Montagino, J. Ritchfield, E. Winston. 63 FRONT ROW: (left to right), Dorine Bradley, Connie Kennedy, Pat Foreman, Sheila Clark, Linda Harlow, Jeanette Litchfield, Zandra Bowling, Peggy Tripp, Betty Barnes; SECOND ROW: Cynthia Harris, Jane Thereault, Linda VanVoorhis, Sandra Redding, Rebecca White, Susan Roper, Pat Harrington, Lola Horton, Judy Sampson. The Future Homemakers of America attempt to encourage joy and satisfaction in homemaking, to strengthen education for future roles, and to emphasize the importance of being a worthy homemaker. In this organization, a chance for additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to home, family, and community is given to any student taking at least one year of home economics. Linda Keith, Brenda Marshall, Alice Caton Sandra Rountree, president vice-president treasurer secretary 64 staff: (LEFT TO RIGHT) April Page, Laura Donaldson, Kitten Smith, Wayne Dale, Marilyn Barnes, and Sally Wright. U e JKaslJieacf CReac s ' Ulie Goxswain Sally Wright, Editor in chief Published ten times annually by the students of Frank W. Cox High School, The Coxswain re- ports of all school activities. Each year the Coxswain strives for improvement, ultimate perfection, and co-operation of the student body. With the leadership of those students com- prising the newspaper staff and the sponsorship of Miss Grim, our school newspaper has been quite successful in its job of keeping us informed of those events that affect us all. 65 Jim Martin, Editor 0? r David Jones, Artist; Jim Radford, Photographer U LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hoffman, Miss Harris, Andrea Kelly, Betty Isable. C a s s e SITTING, left to right: Karen Heuser, Nancy Holland, Ann Folkes; STANDING: Karen Mat- tox, Stuart Fowlkes, Teresa Nock, Barbara Brown. iJne afon SITTING, left to right: J.Martin, N. Holland, Heuser; STANDING: B. Brown, D. Rodgers, A. Folkes, J. Radford, B. Hoffman, B. Isable, Miss Harris, Business Advisor 66 Siajjf ' 63 L. DeFoe, E. White, D. Cole, K. Mattox, K. S. Fowlkes, B. Koch, T. Nock, D. Campbell, A. Kelly. Not pictured: L. Tew, L. Bass. Mr. Hooper, Photographer Miss Drates, Sponsor G f u 9- e a u r e s 6 P o r i s Emily White, Lorraine DeFoe; Not pictured- Lynelle Bass. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Heuser, Dawn Cole, Dianne Rodgers, Nancy Holland. Barry Koch, Dan Campbell; Not Pictured- Leon Tew. 67 uiure deacAers JSearn C oc a FIRST ROW: (left to right) T. Stone, (President); P. Moore, (Vice-President); S. Palombo, (Secretary); J. Menasco, (Treasurer); E. Blair, K. Vaughan, (Historian); Miss Childress; SECOND ROW: B. Isable, S. Reddy, S. Reeder, L. McPharson, K. Hartzog, J. Curtis, S. Mallory; THIRD ROW: B. Coble, B. Weller, S. Redding, L. Vaughan, J. Sneed, S. Gray, C. Glendenning, M. Butt; FOURTH ROW: J. Thompson, L. Faries, S. Rux, K. Huxter, B. Larson, D. Heffernan, and F. Sale. During its first year the Future Teachers of America sought to create an interest in and a desire for teaching as a profession. The Future Teachers are now undergoing a preliminary training which will help meet the future challenges of their chosen occupation. Plans to observe in the classroom and opportunities to assist in a teaching situation are some of the many steps taken to fulfill all desired goals. 68 FIRST ROW: (left to right) Miss Childress, Miss Tilley, P. Moore, (historian- reporter); B. Cratch (vice- president); N. Hollowell, (president); D. Schutt, (secretary); P. Peters, (treasurer); and J. Husk; SECOND ROW: D. Meadows, S. Simmons, L. Harlow, R. Barnett, F. Abernathy, P. Cohan, M. Ingram, N. Horton, M. Newbern, A. Benitez; THIRD ROW: S. Gallager, L. Tuttle, G. Galls, C. Cummins, J. Newberry, D. Dameron, C. Clayton, P. Sutherly, H. Hansen, K. Rigger; FOURTH ROW: T. Stone, C. Wallace, J. Coates, M. Powell, D. Davidson, K. Smith, D. Godwin, A. Page. C. Superfine. The Girls Athletic Association is for girls who wish to further their athletic ability, and are interested in develop- ing themselves in sportsmanship, leadership, and sports. Projects to raise money to buy a scoreboard, and other physical education equipment for the school, are being planned and fulfilled. 69 Left to right, FIRST ROW: B. Folkes, G. Cochron, D. Harrington, B. Graham, J. Drescher, B. Raher, C. Casper. SECOND ROW: B.Herman, L.Rowe, C.Martak, B. Lawson, C.Thorpe, S. Quesenberry, F. Owens, M. Rasnick, J. Woodward. THIRD ROW: J. Lawson, D. Fox, J.Campbell, J. Foltz, B. McHenry, A. Taylor, T. Brown, J. Denyes, E. Conaway, D. Penner, L. Daniel, J. HudsoniB. Heflin. FOURTH ROW: R. White, J. Radford, B. Bratley, D. Nipper, H. Gaskins, C, Jeffreys, D. Cle ||l ts, L. Royal, L. Beatty, P. Carr, C. White, C. Ellis, E. Early, T. Bromley. . • TC O G£i J£i y CPromoies G ris ian GJiaracier Hi-Y is an international and non-denominational service organization of high schoolboys with a common loyalty to Christ as Counsellor, Friend, Master, and Lord. The characteristics of a Hi- Y member are clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. 70 FIRST ROW: (left to right), B. Williams, Vice-President; D. Cole, Treasurer; J. Sheaffer, Chaplain; E. White, Historian; P. Carter, President; L. Atkinson, Reporter; N. Miles, Secretary; C. Smith, M. Sullivan; SECOND ROW: S. Tavenner, J. Ernstmeyer, S. Linn, C. Moore, L. Donaldson, E. Brodie, K. Boyd, J. Hos- kins; THIRD ROW: T. Nock, S, Fowlkes, J.Jimenez, A. Folkes, S. Sturtevant, K. Mattox, E. Weller; FOURTH ROW: R. Miles, C. Weekley, B. Brown, A. Lampkin, P. Hopkins, S. Newton; FIFTH ROW: K. Morgan, D. O ' Berry, J. Husk, C. Barnett, J. Ayers; SIXTH ROW: L. Vaughan, B, Truesdale; SEVENTH ROW: M. Powell. T)efia CP ii Serves [ ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' One of this Tri-Hi-Y ' s many projects is One of this Tri-Hi-Y ' s many projects is the annual Valentine ' s Dance, Cupid ' Capers . Here Kappa Delta Phi swings ! V T7 The Kappa Delta Phi Tri-Hi-Y plat- form is based on contribution to the school and the community. As it is both a service and a religious organization, its many pro- jects contribute to the fulfillment of each. The motto, Christian thought. Christian action, and Christian leadership , develops the character of each girl as she strives to work with others for a finer community and a better world. EXTREME LEFT ROW; top to bottom: Jay Bland, Jim Defoe, T. R. Kufahl, Terry Rifle, Malcolm Fortson, Bill Sykes, John Pendleton, and Jerry Baggett. SECOND LEFT ROW; top to bottom: George Henry, Joe Hladky, Brad Bradley, John Edenf ield, David Lydick, Terry Wood, Ken Johnson, and Dick Freeman. Starting from top on wings of K, top to bottom, are Steve Brumfield, Mike Torontow, Barry Koch, Jim Shaver, Jim Flinchum, Steve Cochran, Bob Hoffman, David McClintock, David Jones, Dane Mills, Danny Lakeman, Leon Tew, Mike Drye, Johri Bolger, Jim Mar n, and Brad StiUman. Not pictured are: Tod Creekman and Jim The Key Club (surnamed ' Industry and Leadership Unlimited ' ) is a school, community, national, and international service organization, composed of those young men who show the highest caliber of intelligence, character, leadership, friendliness, ability, and a sincere desire to serve his fellow men. This year has seen our Key Club win the coveted school ' Service Club of the Year ' Award; sponsor the annual ' Holly Wreath Ball ' ; serve refreshments at all athletic acti- vities; support the March of Dimes and other charities with funds; purchase a console television and movie screen for the school; conduct a Goodwill Industries campaign for the collection of repairable items; beautify the school grounds of Cox and its surrounding lands; donate books to the library; usher at various events; sponsor an annual ' Variety Show ' ; hold a parent-son banquet; sell Christmas candy for the Virginia Beach Kiwanis Club; participate in ' Courtesy Month ' ; and attend the convention at Roanoke, Virginia. When first organized, our Key Club was the only one in existence composed of high school freshmen. Today it stands as one of the best- organized and best- operated Key Clubs in the entire network of them across the world. Our Key Club shall remain Cox ' s repository of young men whose poise, tact, discretion, ability, and purpose will stamp them as the leaders of today ' s school and tomorrow ' s Gfu6 niernaiionaf world. 72 lSl)e CBuifcf IS our JKoiio . . . Service is our leme Key Club officers. LEFT TO RIGHT are Jim Martin, Vice-President; Danny Lakeman, Reporter; T. R. Kufahl, Sophomore Director; John Bolger, Secretary; Brad Stillman, President; David McClintock, special committees; Mike Drye, Treasurer; David Lydik, house committee; and Leon Tew, Sergeant- at- Arms. Seated in the middle is the sponsor, Mr. I. B. Dent. 73 Left to right. The FIRST ROW includes B. Gtottschall, T. Loveless, B. Lett, D. O ' Berry. SECOND ROW- B. Haines, S. Sturtevant, D. Cole, D. Freeman, J. White. THIRD ROW-David Jones. FOURTH ROW-J. Baggett, E. White. FIFTH ROW-R. Oberman, B. Williams. SIXTH ROW-B. Koch, B. Clark. SEVENTH ROW- P.Cole, L. Donaldson. EITHTH ROW-J. Coates, J. Cousins, M. Fortson, S. Folkes, L. Dickerson. NINTH ROW-B. Sykes, S. Quesenberry, D. Coffin, O. Face. !7 ep Gfu6 CBuifcfs JKorafe The Pep Club co-operates with the cheerleaders in maintaining enthusiasm and school spirit throughout school. As members of the Frank W. Cox High School Pep Club, we pledge and dedicate ourselves to aid, in every way possible, in promoting good school spirit, sportsmanship and citizenship; to support our athletic teams; to abide by all rules and standards governing our lives at school so that we may be found worthy to be repre- sentatives and respected leaders of our school. Left to right, FIRST ROW, B. Clark, Tres.,S. Sturtevant, Sec, Mrs. Loy, Sponsor, E. White, Pres., D. Free- man, Vice Pres., SECOND ROW, D. Jones, S.A.A., P. Cole, I.C.C., T. Loveless, and Bill Sykes, Repre- sentatives to the Executive Council. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to de- velop the body, develop the minds, worship God, and work together for a finer com- munity and a better world. The purpose is carried out through projects like the Talent Show, the bake sale, and the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance . The Officers: STANDING, left to right are Linda Christiansen, treasurer; Dale Moore, historian; Phyllis Temple, I.C.C. representative; and Margaret Pettingill, sgt. at arms. Standing, SECOND ROW, are Loraine Defoe, president; Evelyn Grant, secretary; Margie Moore, vice-president; and Helen Twiford, chaplain. SITTING are the co-sponsors, Miss P. Woodward and Miss JoAnne Wade. Left to right. FIRST ROW-V. Meeks, M. Bartusiak, J. Snead, G. Moore, E. Hanson, A. Gray, L. Rubel, E. Wiggs, P. Peebles, C. Prather, B. Gray, S. Deary, L. Christiansen, L. Hardee, L. Rudd. SECOND ROW- C. Brinn, H. Twiford, D. Snyder, L. Woodward, L. Koski, V. Bartusiak, I. Carlin, D. Daily, E. Price, J. Coates, S. Tavener, G. Hippie, F. Williams, S. Rountree. THIRD ROW-J. Smith, M. Stone, S. Eskey, D. Danstrom, D. Phipps, L. Faries, D. Dameron, D. Rodgers, L. DeFoe, P. Temple, M. Pettingill, B. Pritch- ette, S. Lee, R. Oberman, M. Moore, E. Grant, and P. Moore. I SIGMA TAU: FIRST ROW (left to right) O. Face, K. Kanzenbach, C. Face, i S. Etheridge; SECOND ROW: S. Hickman, L. Forehand, Mary Eure, S. Crockett, L. Echart. THIRD ROW: J.Hogge, E. Winston, K. Molodovich, I B. Lindblad, D. Oberleitner, J. Lake. Sponsor: Miss Brinkley. i SIGMA CHI SIGMA: FRONT ROW: (left to right) E.Brodie, J. Skinner, C. Barnett, K. Burton, L. Dicker son, D. Synder; STANDING: B. Isable, F. Abernathy, P. Snow, V. Heiser, B. Taylor, S. Rountree, J. Meads, G. Copeland, T. Nock, B. Clark, K. Park, D. Danstrum, T. Loveless, S. Tavenner, K. Claypool, D. Davidson, D. Beamon, S. Harris, S. Vander- ploeg. Sponsor, Miss Layne. CHI-Y: FIRST ROW: (left to right) S. Linn, president; K. Hartzog, vice- president; S. Love, secretary; L. Cullins, treasurer; S. Goslin, chap- lain, S. Scawthorn, Reporter; R. Smith, historian; T. Stone, sergeant- at-arms; SECOND ROW: J. Men- asco, K. Heuser, C. Weekley, N. HiU, C. Cummings, L. French, S. Paul- sen, N. Newell, L. Lakerse, J. Smith, A. Quincey, J. Stohl. Sponsor, Miss Kern. AMICITIA: FIRST ROW (left to right) N. Holland, president; J. Edmondson, vice-president; S. Sturt- evant, secretary; D. Arrington, treasurer; C. Compton, B. Craddock, S. Palumbo; SECOND ROW: C. Glenndenning, S. Stone, S. Clothier, B.Barnes, C. Edmondson, T. Morris, B. Denning, L. Bass, E. Narducci, M. Smith, P. White; THIRD ROW: C. Kaine, J. Upson, J. Childress, D.Daughtie, J. Nudson, J. Cousins, J. Rivenbark, E. Petree, B. Moore, L. Christnesen, P. Cole; FOURTH ROW: F. Sale, P. Moore, G. Gallo. Sponsor, Miss Howard. 1st ROW: Mike Plemmons (mgr.); Brian Huddy, Ron Mac Garvey, Thom Gallagher, David Angelico, Mark Anderson, BillCarnes, Bill McFarland, John Sheely, Bill Williams, Mike Lamar. 2nd ROW: Bobby Meyer- hoffer, (head manager); Mike Finnegan, Paige Kesler, Tom Oberman, Dan Coffin, Chuck Evans, Skip Santii, Gene Cochran, Doug Ackerman, Brad Stillman, Wayne Bostain, JimDeFoe, Leon Tew, MikeDrye, (Co- Captain). 3rd ROW: Frosty Norvell, Scot Richards, Terry Riffle, Dave Clements, Larry Royal, Doug White, Steve Cochran, TomDeBusk, PaulCarr, Ken Johnson, John Bolger, (Co-Captain); George Henry, and Jerry Johnson (mgr.). Mike Drye John Bolger Co- Captain Co- Captain Mr. Soles, while in high school, lettered in baseball, basketball, and football. He entered East Carolina College and played on the football squad, and also slugged his way playing base- ball to all-conference honors as a sophomore and all-conference, all-state recognition in his senioryear. After graduating from college, Mr. Soles j oined the professional baseball ranks play- ing center-field. He then taught physical edu- cation and coached for nine years prior to his arrival here at Cox. In 1962 he led the football Falcons to a win- ning campaign- -very much improved over the ' 61 campaign. Many fine prospects for future honor on the gridiron were unveiled with the help of Mr. Soles ' well-trained eye. Hopes for next year ' s season are high as we support Mr. Soles efforts to produce a team unmatched in other schools. His work with the wrestling team this year has good reason to stand up and take a bow. Although his first season, he whipped a team together that has seldom been beaten, and has tasted victory throughout the district schools. GoacJies SparA afc cons Mr. Stuart Holland is a native of Tidewater- - born in Portsmouth. He attended Edenton High School and during his four years there he received athletic letters every year in baseball, football, and basketball. Mr. Holland favors football and entered East Carolina College on a football scholarship. Playing quarterback he obtained all- conference honors in his junior ana senior years. Since coming to Cox, Mr. Holland has aided Mr. Soles in producing two football teams . He himself has molded two highly successful and winning basketball teams. Playing on a junior-varsity level, the ' 62- ' 63 basketball Falcons dropped only three contests, losing only to Barry Robinson and Norfolk Chris- tian Varsity. Mr. Holland predicts a strong ' 63- ' 64 cam- paign, if he can keep the boys together. DAVID ANGELICO tackle DAN COFFIN tackle RON MAC GARVEY tackle Looks like a rough landing ahead for the backf ield ! ! ! MARK ANDERSON guard TOM OBERMAN guard mm BRAD STILLMAN center Same COX 24 cox cox 32 cox 41 cox 13 cox 12 cox 26 cox 13 MIKE DRYE MIKE FINNEGAN KEN JOHNSON left halfback left halfback right end Uiciory S7s Our CPassivorcf 34 sa 50 40 42 k Y ' 4 10 12 44 FIRST ROW; left to right: Dennis Byrd, Eddie Conaway, Mike Finnegan, Thorn Gallagher, Joel Foy, Bill DuBosky, Dickie Nance, Steve Holmes. STANDING: Shannon Cox, Bobby Lawson, Dave Clements, Wayne Dickson, John Bolger, Steve Cochran, Bill Woodhouse. Bill DuBosky (22) sinks two more! Sam Rich (30), Danny McLerran (32), and Dennis Defir (34) are defending. Bob Schulze snatches rebound from the grasps of Norfolk Christian. Bob Sch Cente Game Results Cox 33 Cox 49 Cox 45 Cox 48 Cox 48 Cox 52 Cox 64 Cox 63 Cox 46 Cox 56 Cox 65 Cox 35 Cox 42 Cox 70 65 B. Robinson 16 Kempsville 31 Va. Beach 25 Kempsville 36 Cox Faculty 26 T. W. Academy 45 Carlton Oaks 37 Kellam 42 Norf. Christian 35 Carlton Oaks 24 T. W. Academy 76 B. Robinson 51 Norf. Christian 28 St. Pius One game yet to be played J 1 Thom Gallagher Guard ■ J Johnfl|Ke j H Ml m 84 85 1962 CBa seSaJT Ueam .9 ' t. - 1 )4 LtP .tf|; 5 tf« 1st ROW: Jim Williams, Gene Cochran, Robert Fender, Charlie Phillips, Joe Byrtus, Everett Horton, Bill Lawson. 2nd ROW: Ken Joaquin, (mgr.); Mike Drye, Chuck Evans, Louis Mitchell, Jim De Foe, Frosty Norvell, Eddie Conaway, Robert Lundy. 3rd ROW: Coach Soles, Sleepy Cochran, John Bolger, Ken John- son, Bill Williams, Doug White, David Penner, (mgr.). 1963 GAee. 1st ROW: Jane Husk, Larry Atkinson, captain; Barbara Craddock. 2nd ROW: Nancy Holland, Maryland Barnes, Julie Jimenez, B.C. Truesdale, Joan Shaf- fer. Determination seems to be the watchword of Sarah Brittingham, chosen by the faculty as Most Outstanding Student among the girls of F. W. Cox High School. The Student Cooperative Association and the Inter- Club- Council owe much to Sarah ' s energy and abundance of original ideas. Ouisianc in Ueena ers Brad Stillman-youngest Key Club President in the United States-is also one of the busiest students at Frank W. Cox High School. His various activities keep him at school so often that he is practically a fixture to his fellow students and teachers. His infectious grin and ready-to-help attitude illustrate why he was chosen Outstanding Student among the young men. 88 JlCr. ancf JlCiss CPrC ' -C resJiman C ass of 1963 A well-rounded Texan holds the title of Miss Pre- Freshman. Sue Wood, inter- ested in science and math, hopes to teach elementary school. An honor roll student, Norfolk ' s David Brown enjoys studying science. He as- pires to attend Annapolis Naval Academy and become a naval officer. 89 JlCr. ancf JlCiss res£man Gfass 1963 Miss Freshman Class is Nancy Holland- - a pretty honor roll student and President of the Amicitia Y-Teens. Hard working and conscientious, Nancy is welcomed at any school function. Well- liked by the teachers because of the courtesy and respect she ac- cords them and by the students because of her personality, she is indeed a great asset at Cox. Bennett Haines, Mr. Freshman Class, is noted for his outstanding school spirit and the great enthusiasm he exhibits at all school activities. Vice-President of the freshman class, Bennett also shows much leadership ability. His cheerful disposition and friend- liness make him a well-rounded personality as well as one of the most popular students at Cox. 90 □□□□□□□□□□r □□□a m. 1 jHBBI nmn r S r. ancf JKiss SopJiomore G ass 1963 Unusual because oi her extraordinary combination of attractiveness and intel- ligence, Dawn Cole has personality-plus and is one of the most friendly and congenial in- dividuals to be found. She is musically talented and plays the piano with competence. A member of the chorus, the annual staff, the Kappa Delta Phi, Tri-Hi-Y, and most significantly the National Honor Society, Dawn is among the prominent leaders of our school. Mr. Sophomore Class for 1962-63 is Brad Stillman--one of the friendliest members of the student body at Cox. Having been Presi- dent of the Key Club for two years, Brad is an able leader of our student body and won the Most Outstanding Leadership Award for 1961-62. Participation in the Student Council and an active interest in sports cause him to come in contact with most of the stu- dents at Cox, who consider him a familiar sight at the school grounds after classes. His great sense of sportsmanship andf? play is evident not only on the football f;.-ld and basketball court but in everything he does. A strong sense of humor rounds out his personality, and coupled with his con- geniality shows why he is the outstanding person we know. 93 1962 Holly Wreath Ball Mr. Cox accepts school code from Dane Mills, Vice-President of the S.C.A. C H Girls cheer magazine sales Spring li $ k Models for Sigma Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y show courtesy in dress. 94 Key Clubbers sponsor American Legion donates flags to Cox Good Will Drive 95 ' Catch! ' After Hours Phff Phff Being First is really a matter of record... IN OUR 40th YEAR 1923 WTAR ® TELEVISION IN OUR 14th YEAR 1950 WTAR® FM-STEREO WTAR ® RADIO Jha Sound pka jcmi Wji k mi BAYSIDE PHARMACY 2101 Sh ore Drive Bayside Shopping Center Store Hours: 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. Phones: 464-2711, 464-1463 PRESCRIPTIONS Registered pharmacist always available to fill your prescriptions with care and professional judgment. Free prescription pick-up and delivery. 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