Homer L Ferguson High School - Mariner Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

I The Mariner Staff Carson Wiedeman Sue Rezarch Editor-In-Chief Asst. Editor Gary Duncan Donna Crenshaw Business Mgr. Asst. Business Mgr. Presented by the Annual Staff of FERGUSON HIGH SCHOOL Newport News, Virginia Voi. n Advisor Mrs. Neale Senior Section Editor Shirley Camden Junior Section Editor Lynn Sokol Sophomore Section Editor Bobby Hall Freshman and Sports Editor Rick Sands 8th. Grade Editor Barbara Beverage Administration Faculty Editors .... Bonnie Dunston Becky Pritchard Connie Perkins Academics Section Editor Georgette Knight Features Section Editor Marie Fox Activities Section Editor Lynn Terry Art Editor Staff Kathy Davis Pat Crawford Bobby Reynolds Girls Sports Editor Nancy Geragi Photographer Ronnie Tilley Copy Editor Betty Coberly Photo Scheduler Colgate Jones Ads Supervisors Ronnie Meadows Linda Parrino DEDI The yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1963 MARINER to our Music Man . Since coming to our school in 1956, he has built our band into an organization which proudly rep- resents Ferguson High School wherever it goes. His con- tributions have been quiet ones; he gives advice, he assists the drama department with its productions; he offers his assistance to band members during his off-hours . There- fore, we, the 1963 annual staff, dedicate the MARINER to Mr. Donald Bruno. 4 CATION A man who has done so much in inspiring and promoting school spirit during our first years as a high school deserves special mention in this edition of THE MARINER. We are deepfully grateful for the teaching he has done, the inspiration he has kindled, and the spirit he has helped to instill in both the student body and the Mariner” teams. We, the 1963 annual staff, in grateful appreciation for his memorable con- tributions to Ferguson High, dedicate the 1963 MARINER to Coach Wayne Begor. s CONTENTS Administration and Faculty. 9 Classes 28 Academics 103 Features 115 Activities 125 Sports 149 FOREWORD It is with great pleasure that we, the MARINER Staff, present the following pages of your memory book. We hope that today and in years to come you will turn these pages and recall with pleasure the true spirit of Ferguson High. Our attempt has been to record that spirit as it really is--in work, in play, in friendship. Turn the pages now and listen for the heartbeat that is Ferguson! SUPERINTENDENT Dr. R. O. Nelson SCHOOL BOARD SEATED: Mr. Gordan Pullen, Mr. Robert M. Saunders, Mr. J. N. Dozier, Chairman; Mr. Richard Newman, Dr. Waldo Scott. STANDING: Mr. Ward R. Scull, Dr. William T. Watkins. ■IH k ' y it % 7 f f mm 3 , PRINCIPAL MR. THOMAS E. BAINES Principal ' s Message During the current school year the administration and faculty have worked diligently to provide a program of work to challenge the natural abilities of all the students. New courses have been added and the content in others has been improved to provide encourage- ment and stimulation to those who seek enrichment in areas of special interest. Many students have availed themselves of the opportunities afforded at Ferguson High School and they will find when they transfer to other schools or graduate and go to college that very little adjustment is required to meet the demands of their new situations. Those who graduate from high school and take their places in the business world will quickly realize the value of worthwhile preparation. The administration and faculty will continue to strive toward raising the standards of our school and improving the educational oppor- tunities of the youth of this community. We are looking forward to our first commencement. To some this program will mean graduation; to many others it will mean a goal toward which an educational program leads. We heartily congratulate you, seniors, and wish for you the best in health, happiness and prosperity. Undergraduates, we challenge you to intensify your desire for a sound educa- tional background so that you may compete successfully in our demanding world. We hope that the years spent in this school have helped to bring each of you to the realization that education is a never ending part of life. Smooth sailing and full steam ahead, has been said to many a mariner as he embarked on a new journey. This ancient blessing expresses the sentiment I feel as you leave the halls of Ferguson High School to continue your journey through life. You will face challenges unique to the youth of all generations but if you will remember and uphold the ideals and principles for which the school stands you will be guided and prepared to meet those chal- lenges. The manner in which you master the challenges will provide you with opportunities to honor your school and make a worthy contribution to the improvement of our world. Mrs. Mary L. Passage ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Jack Powers Mr. Agamemnon Vassos Director of Guidance Mrs. Mildred H. Carter Full-time Counselor GUIDANCE Mrs. Virginia Pepper Counselor Mrs. Elizabeth R. Reynolds Counselor Mr. Frank L. Thompson Counselor Mrs. Nixie O. Orr Counselor Mrs. Florence C. Stutz Clerk Miss Betty J. Batkins Clerk Miss Helen E. Haverty Mrs. Alice H. Colbourn Library Instructor Assistant Librarian -s MISS MARGARET H. BARROW Home Economics B.S., Longwood College MISS GRACE L. BAYNE Vocal Music B.A., Lynchburg College MR. H. STEWART ALESHIRE Mathematics B.S., College of William and Mary MR. WAYNE E. BEGOR Health, Physical Education, Foot- ball Coach B.S., College of William and Mary M. Ed., College of William and Mary FACULTY MRS. MARIKA E. ANTHONY Social Studies B.S., Norfolk William and Mary MRS. SANDRA W. BENVIE Mathematics B.S., Madison College MRS. ELIZABETH M. ATKINSON English A.B., Westhampton College MR. GEORGE A. BACHMAN ' 1 Science B.S., Pennsylvania State University M.S., New York University V MR. RONALD L. BLANKENSHIP Mathematics B.S., College of William and Mary MRS. MARY LOU BOERNER Health, Physical Education B.S., Radford College MR. ROBERT L. BRUFFEY Mathematics A.B., West Virginia Institute of Technology FACULTY MR. DONALD S. BRUNO Instrumental Music A.B., West Liberty College M. Ed., College of William and Mary MRS. CECIL W. BRITTON English A.B., Norfolk William and Mary MRS. GRACE A. BURCHER Business B.S., Mary Washington College MR. HAROLD E. BUTLER Health, Physical Education, Base- ball Coach B.S., University of Richmond MR. WILLIAM N. COX Spanish B.A., Randolph-Macon College MRS. GENEVA DAVIS Mathematics University of Nebraska MR. DONALD R. BYRD English, French A.B., Davidson College MRS. JANE M. DeLOACH Science B.S., Georgia Southern College FACULTY MRS. ANNE W. CHAPMAN Social Studies A.B., College of William and Mary MISS PEGGY L. DeLOATCH English A.B., Meredith College MRS. ELIZABETH C. CLARK English A.B., University of North Carolina MRS. JUDY A. COPES English B.A., Mary Washington College MRS. DOLORES A. DRESSER Speech, Drama A. B., Fairmont State College MR. HENRY G. DRUDGE Science B. A., University of Richmond MR. DAVID D. FIELD Social Studies A.B., Colgate University M.A., Ohio University MR. RUPERT F. DUNHAM Mathematics B.S., University of Illinois FACULTY MRS. KATHERINE H. ELDER Business A.B., Elon College MISS DOROTHY A. FITCHETT Spanish A.B., College of William and Mary MISS PATRICIA A. FITZ WATER Science B.A., Westhampton College M.Ed., University of Virginia MISS JOANN L. FIVEL English B.S., Longwood College MRS. CHARLOTTE H. GAW Business B.S., Mary Washington College M.Ed., College of William and Mary MR. JAMES T. GAY Social Studies B.A.. Randolph-Macon College MR. THOMAS E. FLAUGHER Mathematics B.A., College of William and Mary MR. RAYMOND F. GRAY Science A. A., Campbell College B. A., Elon College FACULTY MR. NEAL E. FLETCHER Science B.S., College of William and Mary MRS. ELEANOR K. GREGORY Health, Physical Education B.S., Richmond Professional Institute M.Ed., University of Virginia MR. NELSON B. FREEMAN, JR. Science B.S., Lynchburg College MRS. FRANCES R. GALE Health, Physical Education B.A., Berea College MR. J. RICHARD GUTHRIE, JR. French, German A.B., College of William and Mary MRS. RUSSWYN O. HALL English A.B., College of William and Mary MRS. HELEN R. HULLER Science B.S., Limestone College MR. HARRY A. HARMON Science B.S., Furman University M.A., University of Alabama FACULTY MISS PATRICIA B. IRELAND Science A.B., Duke University MISS HELEN E. HAVERTY Library Instruction B.A., Westhampton College B.S., University of North Carolina ¥ MR. CONRAD A. KEESECKER Industrial Arts B.S., East Tennessee State College MISS VIRGINIA L. KEMP Social Studies B.S., Longwood College MR. DANIEL C. LINK Social Studies B.A., College of William and Mary M.Ed., College of William and Mary MRS. MARGARET D. MINNICK Mathematics B.A., Westhampton College MISS JEANNE A. KIRTZ English A.B., Eastern Nazarene College MRS. IRENE E. MITCHELL Mathematics B.A., Flora Macdonald College FACULTY . M . DON E. LANCE Industrial Arts ,B:S., East Tennessee State College MRS. AUDREY P. MORRISON Business B.S., Old Dominion College MRS. JAMA H. LAYNE Science A.B., Marshall University M. A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute MR. JAMES E. LEONARD Mathematics B.A., Emory and Henry College MRS. NORMA P. MOTHENA Mathematics B.S., Radford College MRS. VIVIEN H. NEALE English A.B., Huntingdon College MRS. NIXIE O. ORR Home Economics B.S., Madison College M.S., University of Tennessee MR. HORACE NIMS Latin B.A., M.A., University of North Carolina FACULTY MR. BILLY M. OWENBY Health, Physical Education, Basket- ball Coach B.S., Maryville College MISS SYLVIA R. OLNEY Social Studies B.A., Westhampton College MR. JAMES H. PATTISALL, JR. English B.A., University of Virginia MRS. VIRGINIA R. PEPPER English A.B., Women ' s College, University of Delaware M.Ed., University of Virginia . MISS CAROLYN C. RYBURN Science B.A., Madison College MRS. MELBA M. SCHUH English B.A., East Texas State College MISS ADA B. PETTY Health, Physical Education B.A., Lynchburg College MRS. LINDA B. SMIDT French A.B., Syracuse University FACULTY MRS. HAZEL T. POINDEXTER Latin A.B., College of William and Mary MRS. ELIZABETH C. SMITH English A.B., College of William and Mary MR. THOMAS C. PRUNTY Social Studies B.A., University of Nevada MRS. ELIZABETH R. REYNOLDS Social Studies A.B., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina MRS. PEGGY F. STEWART Science B.S., Alabama College MRS. MARY E. TABACK Mathematics B.S., Wilson Teachers ' College B.S., University of Chicago MR. GEORGE E. TYSON Health, Physical Education A.B., Atlantic Christian College M.Ed., University of North Carolina MISS JEAN E. THOMAS Home Economics B.S., Madison College FACULTY MR. WILLIAM C. UNDERWOOD Social Studies B.A., College of William and Mary MR. FRANK L. THOMPSON Mathematics A.B., College of William and Mary M.Ed., College of William and Mary MR. CONSTANTINE P. VRETOS Science B.S., Randolph-Macon College MR. W. RALEIGH WELLS Instrumental Music B.M. Ed., Richmond Professional Institute M.Ed., College of William and Mary MRS. NANCY H. WILLIAMS English, Sociology B.A., College of William and Mary MRS. HELEN P. WILSON Business B.S., Radford College MISS VIRGINIA A. WILSON Social Studies B.A., College of William and Mary MR. RUSSELL 0. WOODY, JR. Art B.A., University of Miami M.F.A., Mexico City College FACULTY NOT PICTURED: MISS LORAIN D. BIERI Art B.S., Austin Peay State College MR. W. EARLE CHESSON Business A.B., College of William and Mary MRS. JOYCE B. WRESTLER Social Studies B.A., Mary Washington College MR. WILLIAM S. CLARK English B.A., Randolph-Macon College k 0 MR. ARCHIE HUGHES Industrial Arts B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology MISS CAROLEE SILCOX English B.A., Longwood College 26 CAUGHT UNAWARES! CLASS OF ’63 Miss Olney, Sponsor; Lawrence Coppari, Parliamentarian; Marie Fox, Treasurer; Henry Roper, Vice President; Jerry Allen, President; Betty Ward, Secretary; Gary Duncan, Reporter; Gerry Burks, Historian. CHARLES CAMPBELL ABRAHAMSON JEROLD WAYNE ALLEN RICHARD ALLERTON JUDITH ANNE AMUNDSEN LINDA SUE ASHE l JAMES RANDALL BARGATZE CECIL ANN BARTLEY MARY JANE BECKER ARTHUR SANDRA BOLSOM ROBERT ARLIE BENNETT FLORINE DuVAL BLEAKLEY JOHN THOMAS BRIDGES SUE MARIE BLACK SCOTT LEE BLAKE RAYMOND THOMAS BROGAN, JR. ROBERT LEE BURCHER, JR. ANNA LEE BUCKLAND ROBERT WILTON BUNN AVON BURCHER JOSEPH JENNINGS BRYANT JR. JIMMIE WAYNE BURDEN GERALDINE MARTHA BURKS MARSHALL LYNN CLARK L BETTY LOUISE COBERLY SHIRLEY MAE CAMDEN MARY JEANNE CARPENTER HARRY ROSCOE CARR CAROL LEE CHRISTIAN LAWRENCE AMERICUS COPPARI PATRICIA ANN DALE PATRICK JAMES CRAWFORD KAREN LEE DAVIS KATHLEEN SUE DAVIS ROY DERWOOD DAVIS, JR. CHARLES WINSTON DUDLEY JUDITH LEE ELDER SARAH FRANCES DUNAWAY EDWARD CARLYLE ELLICKSON . ROBERT BENJAMIN ELLIS KENNETH VINCENT FARINO PHYLLIS MARIA FISH PAUL WILLIAM FISHER HERSHEL PRESTON FOGLEMAN, JR GUY LEE ERVIN JOHN DENNIS FOLDS JOSEPH ALLAN FONTAINE, JR. NANCY DeMELLO HALL MARIE ANTOINETTE FOX HAROLD EMERSON HARDY BRYAN WILSON HARPER GAIL LANGHORNE HAUGHTON JANET MARGARET HARPER JANICE ELAINE HAWKINS KENNETH GEORGE HENNINGER LOREN WOODROW HOERCHER WOODROW EVERETTE HITT VIRGINIA CAROL HISTAND JESSE FREDERICK HITT r . •% RUBY LEANA HINNANT CARLOS MITCHELL HOLLINGSWORTH m CAROL ANN HORNSBY JUDITH LYNNE HYLE ZONONA HORTON ROBERT WAYNE INGRAM GARY STOVALL JOYCE JAMES RANDOLPH INGRAM RICHARD WALTON JAITE STEVEN CLAY JAYNE GORDON LEE JONES, JR. ROBERT ROY JACKSON CHARLES OELLIG KEAGY, IH GARY LaVERN KEMP DWIGHT GARY LONGAKER BRENDA JOYCE McCUBBINS SALLY O ' NEAL MARION CALVIN WARREN McDANIEL, JR. RICHARD GREGORY McREE LARRY JEWEL MAGEE WILLIAM RAY McINTIRE WILLIAM RAY McINTIRE BRYANT EUGENE MARKS ALFRED OWEN MASTERS, JR. RUSSELL EMMETT MOORE, JR. JULIAN EARL MEREDITH JERRY LEE MORGAN SHARRON CHRISTIAN MORRIS HARRY ELMER NEW PATRICIA ANN MORRISON ANNIE LAURIE NEWMAN BONNIE BAIN O ' DONNELL ROBERT LEE OVERMAN DONNA LEIGH O’ MALLE Y MARSHA CAROLYN OWENS BLANCHE ROSEMARY PARKER CONNIE SUE PERKINS JAMES ANDREW OWNBY LINDA ANNE PARRINO WILMA DARLENE PEAK CARRIE JEAN PECK BETTYDALE PERRY JOYCE ANN PHILLIPS ROBERT CRAIG REYNOLDS SUE ANNE REZARCH REBECCA DAUGHTREY PRITCHARD OWEN LEE REED THOMAS WESLEY REDMAN KAY-LYN PRATT DiANNE ROLLINS STEPHEN ERIC RICE LENORE LANE ROBESON THOMAS HAROLD ROBINSON JOYCE KAY ROACH MARTY LOU RICHARDSON HENRY NAPOLEON ROPER, HI SHIRLEY JEAN SEVERSON ROBERT CLAYTON SAMMONS RICHARD MANLEY SANDS JOHN RICHARD SAUNDERS BARBARA CATHERINE SETZER JANICE PEARL SEYFFER PHYLLIS ANNE SANDERLIN WALTER EDWIN SIYERTSON, JR KENNETH HAROLD SIBLY CHARLES BOND SMITH KATHRYN RUTH SOMMERS DAVID ALLEN SMITH PATRICIA ANN SMITH MICHAEL JAMES SOFIKITIS MARY LYNN SOKOL MIRIAM GRACE SMITH COWLES MONTAGUE SPENCER JOHN HOWARD SHARP DONNA CARROLL STONE WILLIAM POWELL SHENK JUDY PEYTON STURM RONALD GODFREY TILLEY FREDERICK NICHOLAS SUTTLE, JR DIANNE SWANK EFFROSSINI TAKIS SARAH LYNN TERRY ANNE THOMAS SUTTON KAYE BECKETT TRIPLETT SAMUEL PAGE TUCKER BETTY JOYCE WARD SADIE MAXINE VERLANDER CARSON ENGLAND WIEDEMAN 56 CAROL GENEVA WIDENHOUSE JUDIE LEWIS WILLIAMS JANET CAROL WILKINSON BONDA LEE WRIGHT 57 We, the eighth grade class of 1958, were quite proud as we took our first steps toward Warwick Junior High School. Here we were going to a junior high away from all those little kids in elemen- tary school ! It seemed, then, like we would never forget the junior high dances, the different school rules, the football and basketball games, the assemblies, and those elections of our first junior high days. The ninth grade brought Dick Allerton into office as S.C.A. President. We were the upper classmen that year. Everyone re- members the funny things we used to do when we were in that awk- ward stage of life, and we all especially remember the highly ranked football and basketball teams on which many of our classmates played. On we grew, looking forward to the year when we would be at the high school with the big kids. Our sophomore year was full of fun. We looked up to those big Warwick High Seniors just waiting for the day when we could be just as grown-up as they were. Dick Allerton, sophomore class president, could be found among his sophomore classmates at high school games, watching high school elections, and doing high school homework. Our junior year brought many changes. We were moved to a new high school that held many old junior high memories. At first, perhaps, there was a little regret; but as time went on, all juniors could be found taking apart in Ferguson High School activi- ties, and setting many precedents for other classes to follow: We, the upperclassmen again, started our year off well with the election of Harvey Huffstetler as class president. We began the long road toward unifying ourselves after the loss of many good friends. We ordered our class rings that year and looked forward to their arrival that spring. We held our own Junior Prom with the proceeds from the sale of basketball buttons. The theme of our prom- An- chors Away . All in all, it was a year of building not only on the school grounds but in the junior class as well. Our Senior year started out smoothly and with great anticipa- tion. We had reached our final year. Jerry Allen was elected Sen- ior Class president in a high-spirited election held in the spring of our junior year. With the help of our class advisor, Miss Olney, Jerry helped to make our senior year the climax of our high school education. During our senior year, many class meetings were held where all could voice their opinions. Senior Privileges were grant- ed for the first time at Ferguson High School. Committees were appointed and the results were our Class Motto, Keep your face always to the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you ; our Class Colors, blue and silver; our Class Flower, white orchid; and our Senior Personalities. As a project to buy a gift for the school, the Senior Class sold directories. A powder-puff football game was held and a group of defeated senior girls left a field of triumphant junior girls. Our class was honored with the election of Powder-puff Queen Wilson Harper and Football Queen Bunny Dix. A real triumph came for us when we beat War- wick at the Thanksgiving Day Game. A more serious time arrived when our class counselor Mr. Vassos held a College Day and Col- lege Night. At this time applications for college were being sent out and acceptances or refusals received. This year, Ferguson installed its first ushers, all of whom are Seniors. As 1963 came, new committees were established: Commence- ment, Senior Banquet, Senior Assembly, Senior Day and Announce- ments and Calling Cards. All were Ferguson firsts. Meanwhile, Juniors worked hard to make our Senior Prom a good one. Each committee’s work came to a climax with new ideas carried out and memories that would be held by every Senior. It was hard for us to believe that we were going to graduate at last! ! We, the Class of 1963, leave Ferguson High School with hopes of a bright future. We leave hoping that the shadows will fall be- hind us and that the sunshine will forever beam on Ferguson, its students, and its faculty. By Gerry Burks Historian CLASS Mono . . . Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you. CLASS FLOWER . . . White Orchid CLASS COLORS . Silver and Blue CLASS SONG . . “The Halls of Ivy” CLASS OF ’64 Mrs. Taback, Sponsor; Ricki Barnett, Reporter; Bobby Myers, Vice President; Dorothy Correll, President; Sally Hodge, Secretary; Martha Gentry, Treasurer; Vicki Ballou, Parliamentarian. David Abbott Terri Adams David Ahearn Harold Alderfer Bobby Ashmore Lowell Bauman Joanne Bechtel Janet Beechley Peggy Bell Stanley Benitez Dwight Benton Barbara Beverage Annette Bishop Linda Bishop Jodi Black Elizabeth Blackwell Richard Blount Taresa Bloxom Paula Blystone Olivian Boggs John Atwood Linda Avent Helen Baker Vicki Ballou Ricki Barnett Jimmy Boon Chuck Boney Becky Bowen Tom Burgess Danny Bradley Elsie Brandt Jaqueline Bridges Liz Brooks Mary Broughman Charles Brown Annette Brown Robbie Brown Mark Bunch Connie Bunn Herman Butcher Margaret Byrn Joe Camden Harry Cameron Brooke Carter Dwight Carter Molly Cashion Shirley Cavaner Elaine Clark Jim Clark Joanne Clark Tommy Coberly Val Coleman Sharon Collier Mike Corbett Marsha Corn Dorothy Correll Nancy Corrick Jackie Costello Amando Costello David Cottrell Vicky Covington Joan Cowan Warren Crocker James Culliton Mike Culp Richard Cunningham Gayle Curfman Alan Curry Joyce Dame Cam Darnley Ronnie Davis Joe Dempsey Carol dePoix Perry Depue Nick DiMarino Rick Epley Bob Edwards Richard Eggers Arnold Emmons Judy Epstein Erlinda Eres Dale Everitt Janice Eversole Leonard Fairfield Diane Farinholt Bubba Farino Linda Fiedler Bill Files Richard Fish Donnal Fisher Sharon Fleet Cheryl Formichelli Donna Foushee Lynn Gallagher Don Gaskins Rick Gay Martha Gentry Nancy Geragi David Gibbs Diane Gibson Larry Gibson Linda Giles Nancy Gilmore Donna Glass Jimmy Goalder G. A. Goddin Buddy Godfrey Ally Granger Hawthorne Granger Pattie Green David Hall Elsie Hall Jeff Hall Margerie Hall Betty Hamilton Janet Hamilton Carolyn Hamme Rudi Hamvai Cecil Hancock Bruce Hanes John Henderson Doug Henkel Jeff Henson Linda Hinnant Lynne Hobart Sally Hodge Tom Hodge Catherine Hoggard C. W. Hornsby Hank Hoover Jean Hubbard Jerry Hudson Rick Hughes Skip Hughes Harriet Hundley Bill Jewell Karen Johnson Colgate Jones Della Jones Sharon Jones Steve Jones Terry Jordan Kathy Kaspar Pat Keating Skeets Keeter Kathy Kelly Pattie Knapp Georgette Knight Laura Koepf Margie Kuhn David Hunt Randal Ingle Clyde Jackson Nancy Jaegar Sandra James Robert Lamb Lois Lambert Annette Landry Joyce Lanning Charles Lascola Janet Layden Judy Ledford Rita Lentz John Lilly Holly LoCelso Brenda Lockstamphfor Madoline Long Wayne Long Paula Loudin Maggie Lough ridge Les Lustig Robert Lytle Sigrid McKinnon Lou McQueary Judy Mabe William Madison Andrea Madsen Ken Makey Ann Marion Klaus Martinez Leroy Maxie Trina Mazaitis Michele Meeker Steve Merritt Hays Mershon Neal Mclnnis Taylor Millner Dennis Mitchell Judi Monahan Ernie Monroe Faye Moore Karoline Mortensen Toni Mulac Bobby Myers Sherry Newsome Peter Nickerson Kathy Novak Diane Nunnally Kippy Oram Randy Oliver Elizabeth Owen Reid Page Bobby Parker Vicki Parker Melanie Patterson Vicki Paus Jim Payne Judy Payne Tim Pearce Joyce Peck Carlton Perry Bob Peterson Tommy Phelps Paul Phillips Chappell Pierce Joe Pisapia Clyde Pitchford Barbara Pittman John Plichta Jebby Powell Bobby Powers Randal Pulley Sharon Pursifull Lee Pretty Phyllis Price David Prince Hannelore Regul Brenda Reynolds Janet Reynolds Joyce Reynolds Barry Rich Joyce Riedel Cindy Riley Mary Ripley Joan Robertson Sandy Rodden Jamie Rodriguez Jackie Rogers Pat Rogers Jay Rohrer David Rutledge Jimmy Sandahl Peggy Sassman Ann Saunders Mark Scanlan Jean Schient Charles Schmid Elliot Schoonover Bob Scharnus Donna Schroer Ann Sekerke Neil Shawen David Sheffield Wayne Shelton Ed Shreeves William Shumate Gale Silsby Kenny Simmons Alice Sims Bob Smith Danny Smith David Smith Jean Smith Kingston Smith Mike Smith Ricky StClair Bonnie Stein Paul Taylor Woody Taylor Butch Terry Pat Tidmarsh Pat Thomas Ed Timberlake Nicky Turlington Mike Turner Wertie Turner Bonita Ultes Sara Umstead Page Union Delta Uyenoyama Nellie Smith Pat Smith Sandy Smith Henry Snyder Freddy Soles Pam VanArsdale Nancy Vandeweghe Ron Verastek Leah Voight Danny Waddles Nancy Wade Oscar Wallace Barbara Wainwright Elizabeth Walker Brenda Wall Judy Ware Dickie Wartham Judy Watson Johnny Wells Roseann Wells Roseellen Wessner Bobby Weth Ed White Larry White Clyde Whitecotton Alex Wiatt Joe Wilburn Eddie Wilcox Bonnie Wilkey Jimmy Williams Mary Williams Nancy Wills Sandra Winfrey Tricia Waddill Charlotte Wood June Wood Penny Wood Spencer Woolley Mike Worthington John Woynicz Ben Yohe Jack Zentner Antoinette Zumar Tomy Zumar 71 Last fall an announcement appeared to ask all interested to try out for the school play ’’The Egg and I”. Many appeared for the au- ditions and Mrs. Dresser selected the cast for the play. The parts were assigned and many weeks of hard work followed. The nu- merous people involved with the production spent countless hours before and after school and on Saturdays. The results were obvious and on opening night an excellent performance was given. Thad carries in Anne ' s luggage. Zonona Horton, Fred Suttle, Koleen DeHart, Harry New and Madoline Long discuss a scene. “THE EGG AND I’’ The entire cast of The Egg and I . CLASS OF ’65 Lee Abrahamson Freddy Allen Nancy Anderson Courtney Andrews Jerry Ashley Jane Ayers Michael Baisch Gayle Barne6 Buddy Bartlett Marshall Bates Robert Baxter Bill Bending Eric Bergstroh Noilene Bethard Peggy Blackburn Linda Blackwell Sandra Blankenship Eddie Blasche Steve Bleakley Bette Bloxom Denny Bloxom Terry Boggs Lee Bourque Ronnie Brady Betty Branch Marsha Brandt John Brazil Charles Brewer Geraldine Brewer Sharon Bridges Beverly Brooks David Brown James Brown Irene Brunk David Bure her Wanda Burkholder Sanford Burkholder Sandra Burnette Lee Byers Mary Lou Byrd Cheryl Bywaters Carmen Cameron Mary Cameron Roy Carrithers Dicky Carter Art Casey Bill Casey John Cawthon Mickie Cecil Arnold Clark Carrie Clark John Caffey Benson Collett James Collier Keith Conley Dickie Conway Jerry Costello Jimmy Crickenburger Ronald Cr others Warren Cruse nberry Fred Cunningham Joyce Culliton Susie Cutler Lois Daggy Betsy Darby Carolyn Daugherty Creasy Davis Everett Davis Rae Deyong Donna Dickerson Billy Dougan Wilma Dougan Phil Drummond Margarette Duke Janice Dunn Mary Dry Dudley Duncan Becky Eames George Edman Boyd Edging Kathy Eggers Randy Elder Larry Elmer Joe English Bill Ennis Harvey Estes Kathy Eubank Susie Eury Patricia Fabbri Robert Fiedler Ellen Finney Larry Fish Pete LaFlamme Peggy Flowers James Fogleman Barbara Ford Craig Foretich Mike Foster Frances Fox Steve Fox Pat Furr Rick Gabriel Jeff Garnett Linda Garrison Greg Gauntz Hank Gaw Dorothy Gebhardt Sherry Giddings Anne Gillis Johnny Glazabrook Linda Gray Glen Greening Charles Greiner Linda Grinels Sharon Guillette Larry Gunn Jay Gunter Norman Guthrie Bobby Hall Diana Hall Wayne Harbin Linda Harrell Randy Harrelson Bobby Hatten Caxton Haughton Ray Haughton Bob Hausenfluck Lee Hauser Barbara Hayes Don Hayes Linda Heath Frankie Heidt Larry Helms Will Hendrix John Hickson Bruce Hitt George Hoercher Barbara Hoffman Anne Holland Linda Holland John Holmes Shelia Holt Phyllis Hornsby Mary Howell Bill Hughes Mark Hughes Ellen Hunter Allan Hussey Gordon Ivey Carolyn Jackson Ronnie Jackson John Jaehnig Renee Jarvis Anne Jayne Janet Jeff coat Bonnie Jennings Gordon Johnson Jesse Johnson Johnny Jones Paula Jones Susan Jones Nancy Jordan Paul Joyce Alan Keagy Tommy Kilpatrick Sandra Kincaid Norman King Terry Knoll Terry Kornegay Karen Krause Ellen Krause Linda Lacy Ester Lambert J. K. Lambert Stanley Lamkin Stella Langston Carmen Laporte Susan Laquidara Richard Larsen Bobby Larson Svein Lassen Sandy Lawrence Patricia Leeson Jane Lettew Kay Lester Wayne Lett Tom Leveille Mac Little Carla Livingston Dawn LoCelso Paula Locke Buddy Lackey Vicki Loftfield Elaine Long Deanna Lotz Donna Lowe Carter McComb Drema McCrickard Jeff McDermott Bill McGlohm Linda McGuire Pam McLellan David McNamara Paul McPherson John Manley Mary Manley Judy Mansell Linda Marchitelli Rosemarie Martinez Judy Mason Dolores May Hope Mayo Barry Miller Jane Miller Sue Miller Tim Miller Betty Millner Donald Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Toni Moon Jackie Mooney Randy Moore Tommy Moore Robert Morris Roy Morris Toni Morris David Moyer Lois Murphy Sylvia Murphy Dave Myers Roy Napien Billy Needham Jay Nelms Jimmy Nelson Betsy Newman Thomas Newman Dianna Newsome James Newton Bonnie Nichols Diane Noland Don Novey Dianne Nunney Doug Nunnally Johnny Ogle Ronnie Ogle John O ' Hara Kit O ' Mara Richard Onasch Jim Onderdonk Nancy Oxley Jo Ann Parker David Patton James Patterson Wain Patterson Bob Paxon Leslie Pendleton Robert Perkins Larry Perok Donny Perry Ginny Peters Jeanne Petersen Myra Phillips Eudene Pilz Linda Pitts Nancy Powers Richard Pultz Bob Rackley Cathy Rackley Phil Randell Scot Rathburn Lee Rawls Chad Rayfield Sharon Register Gary Reid Sherry Reid David Riesbeck Nina Roberson Carol Roberts Donna Roberts Judy Roberts Larry Rogers Gloria Ross Theresa Rothenberger Diann Rowand Barry Rowe Gail Rowe Jimmy Rowe Jane Russell Bette Ryan Mary Ruth Sanders Woody Sanders Vicki Sanford Roman Santiago Rosa Santiago Sam Sassaman Linda Sawyer Mike Scanlan Nancy Schlosser Mary Scholtes Georgia Schowengerdt Susan Schultz Rita Scott Richard Seay Larry Seymore Kathy Shaughnessy Bernard Sheetz BUI Shelton Gerald Shenk Anne Sherman BUI Shivar BUI Short Donna Skipper Henrietta Skinner David Sleeper Paul Smeltzer Barbara Smith Bob Smith Darlene Smith Jean Smith Martha Smith Randy Smith Sanford Smoker Steve Sokol Carol Sommers Brenda Southard Larry Southard Jean Spears Kenny Spencer Linda Spicer Janet SpUlane Linda Spradlin Debbie Steagail John Stein Sam Stephens David Stroyan Judy Sturgill Lee Sutton Kathy Swank Betty Takis Tommy Taylor Richard Thacker Charlotte Thompson James Thurtell Tom Tingle Bobby Tolbert Sanford Tomlin Vanda Trivett Glenna Troxell Lewis Tucker Margaret Tucker Bonnie Tully Robert Turlington Barry Tanner Cheryl Tyree Sandra Vanderslice Mike VanDyke Robin VanThiel Kaye Verell Pat Verhine Skipper Vickness Cliff Wadiak Belinda Walker Bill Walls George Walls Pansy Waren Tony Warren Bill Watkins Pat Weaver Bette Weight Ben West Carolyn West Robert West Scot Westfall Mary Wethington Aaron Wetterling Linda Whealton Brian White Susan Whitenack George Wiatt Mary Wilkerson Sandra Williams Curtis Willis John Willey Sandy Wilson Pat Wineman Sue Wingfield Bobby Wiseman Robert Winslow Nina Wolak Pam Woltz Larry Yacovelli Dorothy Yoder Donna Yuengling Margaret Zepkin 82 CLASS OF Mr. Bolick, Sponsor; Susie Carpenter, Treasurer; Debbie Clark, Vice President; Richard Wyatt, President; Kathy Colbern, Secretary; Johnny English, Reporter; Donna Crenshaw, Chaplain. 83 Susan Absher Betty Adams Terry Adams Lynda Alley Sharon Allmond Virginia Amburgey Carol Amundsen Sue Anderson Thomas Armeli Mary Bachmurski Dennis Baines Richard Baisch Lewis Barber David Barringer Linda Bates Jimmy Batterson Carol Baxter Mary Becker Eddie Beeman David Bethea Ben Betts Wayne Beverly Vince Bishop Margaret Bivins Bill Blackwell Jerry Blankenship Fred Blystone Steven Bookbinder Ronnie Bower Linda Boyd Robert Bradley Jerry Brandt Julie Breeze Bobby Bridger Sylvia Bridges Alice Bright Paula Britt Rita Brogan David Broughman Mary Browg Linda Brown Stephen Brown Cheryl Brumfield Robert Brunk Susan Bryant Elizabeth Bryce Tibby Bryce Michele Budman Fred Bull Larry Bullen Jim Bunch Joy Butcher Sandra Butler Norma Bush Nicki Byrn Francisco Cachero Tommy Caldroney Joan Campbell Tommy Campbell Marcia Canaday Bill Carmody Bob Carmody Jeff Carpenter Susie Carpenter Faye Carrithers Barbara Carter Colleen Casey Alma Cash Ward Cash Marcelino Castillo Vicki Cawthon Eddie Cerveny Shirley Charleston Joyce Cherwienski Toni Chiesa Sandi Chillington David Church Debbie Clark Diane Clark Stanley Clark Margie Clayton Sandy Coberly James Cocke Kathy Colbourn O ' Dell Collard Donna Converse Regina Corn Janet Cornelius Allen Cowling Bettie Cox Dennis Crawford Jim Cree Donna Crenshaw Richard Cross Morgan Culliton John Culotta Barbara Cunningham Carolyn Curtis Wayne Cutchins Kathy Dabbs Larry Dail Mike Davenport Jimmy Davidson Ann Davis Barbara Davis Janice Davis Linda Davis Walt Davies Robert Dewees Jeff Deyoung Roy Dickerson Joannie DiMarino Linda Dingildien Lynda Dixon Donna Dobson Jim Dollins Betty Drewery David Dryden Myra Duke Jim Dunaway Dianne Duncan Jim Duncan Cathy Dunn Mai Dunsten Billy Dwyer Maureen Eby Suzanne Edge Johnny Edwards Reggie Edwards Tommy Ellis Johnny English David Epley Jerry Evert Bobby Farino Barbara Farmer Judy Farmer Herbert Fleming Deane Ferguson Susie Finch Darlene Fisher Alfred Foster Gary Foster Suzanne Fountain Susan Fowler Dennis Fox Margie Gall Joan Gardner David Garland Van Gaskins Sylvia Gerringer Cathy Gibbons Tim GUI Elizabeth GUlespie Lloyd Gillespie Candy Goodwin Terry Green Cynthia Gribble Richard Grice Joan Grifith Rita Grimstead Geni Gross Fred Gruner Susan Guy Tamye Hagginbotham Deene Hall Gary Hamm Susan Hansen Eunice Harding Sharon Hardman Dale Hargrave Kenny Harper Nelson Hartmen Holley Hartwell Donna Harvey Maryann Harvey Stephen Harvey Marian Hayes Ren£ Hawthorne Wayne Henderson Perry Hendricks Michael Hendrix Bobby Hensley Bonnie Herman Vanita Herman Rodney Hespenhide Agnes HUeman Randy Hines Danny Hogan Gene Hogg Ann Holladay Jack Holland Jimmy Hollingsworth Glenn Holloway Sara Holmes Barbara Hornsby Perry Horton Ted Howe Billy Huber David Huckins Linda Hudgins Freddy Huffstetler Jane Hughes Toni Hughes Wayne Hughes Judy Hundley Thomas Hundley Libby Hussey Bill Jackson Mike James Carole Jarvis Diane Jennings Billy Johnson Jeff Jones Judy Jones Brad Jordan Claudia Jordan Cecelia Joyner Peggy Kaspar Judy Kerwin Eulaine Knick Darlene Knight Larry Knight Kathy Kuhn Douglas Lamb Jeanne Lampman Waverly Land Karen Landry Bonnie Laquidara Teddy Lasker Lucrezia LaVoy Linda Lawler Janice Layton June Ledford Donald Leiss Karen LeMay Jimmy Leveille Charles Lewis Judy Linkous Lannie Lipscombe Linda Lipscombe Nancy Loftfield Carol Page Long Darell Long Jeff Long Jim McAdaragh Gordon McAllister Gail McBride Tom McBride George McCafferty Donna McCubbins Peggy McDaniel Jimmy McDavid Bryan McDermott Candy McDonald Wain McGee James McSherry Roy McPherson Polly Maddox Linda Magee James Mahaffey Jimmy Mahoney Tommy Major Shirly Malkemes Alice Manley Jimmy Martin Marilyn Martin John Masiello David May Diane May Alice Meanley Pamela Mears Pam Medbury Joe Melzer Ronnie Miano Russell Mildner Bill Miller Debbie Miller Gail Miller Denis Morrow Marc Minkoff Meade Mitchell John Moore Nester Morales Bill Moss Tony Moss Sandy Mulac Larry Munnilhuysen David Murray Thomas Murphey Becky Neill Donna Nelson Esther Nelson Richard Nelson Beth Nesbitt Jeff Newburg Charles Newell Pam Nickerson Roger Oliver Frances O ' Pry David Outten Elizabeth Orr Judy Overman Chris Ovide Tom Oxley Pam Palmer Sally Palmer John Park John Paulson Jean Payne Barbara Peak Sidney Peck Alex Penland Russell Peterson Betty Perry Harvey Perkins Kevin Ryan John Rutland Lucy Russell Davis Rowand Duane Rowe Cindy Rowe Suzy Ross Jo Ann Ross Martin Rosenfeld Bill Rose Linda Roberts Denise Roberts Harry Ricker Cindy Rice Billy Rhodes John Reychell Ricky Rexford Brenda Reqister Molly Reid John Raychel Wayne Ray James Ray Tom Rawls Linda Raper Mary Plichta Marsha Phillips Linda Powers Pat Powell Marge Pons Ed Polhamus Beverly Poe James Smith Hudson Smith Gertie Smith Craig Smith Arlene Smith Danny Sleeper Connie Skipper Linda Sivertson Cheryl Singletary Leslie Sims Gary Silver David Sills Richard Shenk Pat Shelton Cheryl Shelley Rocky Shaw Marybeth Shaddock Joan Severson George Selby Mary Scruggs Carolyn Schultz Jim Schroer Linda Schomburg Meredith Schoonover Jack Schat Jerry Scharncs Del Saunders David Sawyer Robert Santiago Cinnette Sanchez Tony Sala Mike Sagman Kerry Smith Stephen Smith Thelma Smith Maryann Smoker Mary Smola Susan Spain Jody Sponsler George Stanaway Bernard Staffert Irene Stavrou Mary Stone Pam Stone Ned Strickler Nannette Stringfield Rita Swaim Parris Sugg Ernest Tarrant Clent Taylor Mike Taylor Travis Taylor Hartzel Teagle Diane Thomas Bruce Tingle David Trenholm Donna Trull Linda Tunnell Dick Turney Wayne Tysinger Jimmie Utley Maria Valattas Mike Vandeweghe Gil Via Michael Voittein Gwen Vrugtman Sam Waddill Jackie Waddles Bill Walker Bonnie Walker John Wallace Linda Waltrip Kay Walwer Barbara Wanek Bill Waples Sonja Warner Tommy Watkins Donald Welch Sharon Wells Lola Wentland Ralph Werman Tommy Wesson James West Tom West Scott Whitehead Mike Wilcox Edward Wilkinson Lynne Williams Mike Williams Steve Wilson Teresa Windham Nancy Wolf Sidney Woodruff Rollin Woolley Tommy Woolley Bill Wood Dale Wood Jean Elizabeth Wood Carol Woods Katherine Woolfolk Helen Wright Wanda Wright Richard Wyatt Nell Wynne Chip Yates Chris Yeapanis Stephen Yuengling Sandra Zittlow 91 This is What happens to Farmers at Ferguson! Part of the Key Club pep assembly. The pictures shown on this page are dedi- cated to the school spirit that has been becoming an ever increasing part of Ferguson. The many ways in which spirit has been shown this year has done much in building our school. The credit goes not only to those students pictured here, but to every member of Ferguson. Ferguson ' s Girls ' hockey team shatters Warwick ' s defense. Members of the Pep Club make victory posters to inspire the Mariners on to victory. 92 CLASS OF ’67 Mr. Chesson, Sponsor; Gina Fitzhugh, Vice President; John Boyd, President; Carol Sanders, Secretary; Billy New, Treasurer. 1 Tommy Abair Ronnie Abbott Neil Abrahamson Jimmy Adams Vonnie Akers Pam Alley Brenda Anderson Larry Anderson Julie Armeli Tommy Arthur Ronnie Aryes Susan Ashley Judy Aycock Terry Baisch Joanne Baker Linda Ball Jimmy Barber Cheryle Barnes Judy Barlett Toni Barton Bobby ' Bass Diana Bates Diana Bautinhimer Dale Bayne Tom Brazil Tommy Beazlie Tam Beeman Billy Briggs Jane Bennett Mabel Bennett Bill Bevers Sharon Black Patricia Blackburn Luanne Blasche Brian Bleakley Nancy Bleakley Debbie Blight Steve Bloonfield Nelson Blosser Robert Blount Barbara Blythe Suzanne Boisseau Roy Bousman Charles Bowling Belinda Boyd John Boyd Paul Boyer Miriam Boykin Sharon Bradford Pat Brewer Lester Brewer Betty Breeze Bill Bridges Lois Bridges Leilani Britt Mike Britt Emily Brockwell Linda Brook Brenda Brown Sue Brown Kathy Brunk Kenny Brunk Harleene Buck Randy Bull Diane Burcher Brenda Burnette Linda Butterworth Lisa Byers William Byrum Suzanne Bywaters Johnny Camden Teresa Cameron Joanne Campanello David Campbell Margaret Capps Oliver Carrithers Melinda Casey Elizabeth Castillo Creighton Castmier James Cawthon Dale Charles Mark Cheisa Larry Chestnut Barbara Clark Diann Clark Hazel Clark Bobby Clayton Jimmy Clegg Bobby Clements Jean Coates John Cole Beth Coleman Jack Comstock Ronnie Conley Chuck Conner Charles Cook John Cooper Stuart Cooper Charles Correll Bruce Cotton Mary Coubutler Louise Cowling Eliza Cox Janis Craig Richard Crable Carolyn Crane Jenny Crisp Nancy Crockett Bruce Cross David Culp Eva Cunningham Linda Curyman John Cutler Lois Dailey Janet Dale Ronnie Dale Audrey Dalton Ricky Davenport Bill Davis Donald Davis Michele Davis Millard Davis Sue Davis Teddy Davis Sherry Davison Shirley Deerling Victoria Delloposta Nedra Distel Richard Dodd Pam Dowell Donald Draper Pam Duggar Peggy Durie Robert Durie Pat Duyer Jo Eaves Rebecca Edmondson Ted Edwards Mike Elby Shirley Elder Sally Ellis Dianne Elmer Susan Engle Bob Ennis Gail Eppes Melba Eres Faye Everett Keith Everett Barbara Evert Bonnie Fairfield Janet Fairfield Dean Farren Gina Fitzhugh Linda Fish Charles Floyd Amanda Ford Debbie Forehand Phil Foster Hoyt Fournier Robbie Frank Keith Fuhrmeister Bette Fulcher Henry Galloway Pamela Garbett Jean Gardner Jane Garland Richard Gary Annette Gastmia Jackie Gaughan Marilyn Gibbs Barbara Gills Fred Goddin Virginia Gomez John Goodwin Sharon Goodwin William Grabs Eddie Grace Louis Graham Cathy Graves Dianne Gray Judy Gray John Greiff Charlene Griener Robert Gruner David Gualtney Karen Guillette Linda Gunn Marie Hall Zue Ann Hall Barbara Hamuai Bill Hand Dan Hare Carl Hargrave Tommy Harleman Mary Harrison Ray Harper Eugene Hart Barbara Harvey Bert Harvey Elizabeth Harvey Joyce Harvey Mary Beth Hatten Gary Hayden Janet Hauser Jimmy Hautz Peggy Heath Quinton Hedgepeth Jeff Heiberg Jimmy Henderson Cadian Hendrick John Henkel Martha Henkel Gene Hertzler Sylvia Hertzler Bonnie Hewes Jimmy Hewin LeRoy Hicks Robert Higgens Barbara Higginbothan Roger Higginbothan Mary Hinkle Noema Hoard Jimmy Harrell Charlotte Hoggard James Hogge David Holliday Lynne Halland Elmore Hood Judy Hooks Phil Hopkins Robert Howe Gaines Howell Tommy Howell Billy Hoyle Katherine Huckins Jimmy Hudgens Billy Huskey Delores Tlarraza Wanda Ingle Jimmy Irving Betty Jacqer Leslie Jenson Barbara Johnson Davis Johnson Linda Johnson Spencer Johnson Jim Jones Robbie Jones Martha Kane John Keener Kathy Keffer Nancy Kilmon Anne Kincaid Bubber King Patrick King Joyce Knick Linda Knemeyer Agnes Koval Alan Lakin Norman Lambert Lind,a Lambiase Jeffery Lancaster Bill Larsen Edward Larsen Lee Laughlin Steve Lavender Kathy Lawrence Chris Layton David Lazmbiotte Linda Leeson Bonnie Leigh Bob Leveille Susan Lilly Susan Lipsen Bruce Little Linda Little Jimmy London James Loudin Joyce Loudin Linda Lucas Meg Lucy Susan Luscombe Clay Lumpkin Bruce Lustig Erik Madsen Rebecca Markley Richard Marshall Carolyn Mason Glenda Maxie Charley Mayo Connie McGuire Chuck McReynolds Brenda Meeker Lavern Merlin Kay Meyer Linda Milby Darrell Miller Eddie Miller Hora Miller Kathy Mingus Carol Mitchell Jeanne Mitchell Reida Moon Herold Moore Philip Moore Luz Morales James Morrison Margie Moss Donna Myers James Myers Gary Nachman Jim Neddo Linda Nelson Billy New Bobby Newsome Gayle Nicewander Katherine Norton Sharon Novae Patty Novey Vicki O ' Bannon Christine O ' Brien Carolyn Odom Tommy Oder Steve O ' Hara Steve Onan Paul O ' Neill Beth Oram Linda Osgood Kathy Ovide Ken Overman Catherine Parker Margaret Passage Kenneth Pate Linda Peak Charlene Phillips Alice Phlegar Virginia Piggott Bert Pilz Deborah Pisarsky Mike Porter Michael Powdy Krieg Pursifull Gregory Raines Marta Ramos Dickie Ramsey Linda Ramsey Janet Randall Jimmy Reid Robert Roach Pattie Robertson Patricia Robertson Larry Robinson Judy Rodden Frank Rogers Denny Rohrer Margie Roper Nancy Rose Terry Rose Sylvia Ross Jerry Roth Perry Roth Ronnie Rush Linda Ryan Carol Sanders Jerry Saunders Lee Saunders Robert Savill Gavendolyn Saxton Allen Saxton Audra Scott Alice Schafer Bobby Scher Bob Schowengerdt Gloria Schultz Cindy Scripter Bill Sechman Pamela Sellers Nancy Selby Lee Sellers Peggy Shaughnessy Betsy Sherman James Shelor Carl Shelton Bruce Sheridan Carolyn Shields Elaine Shull Michael Shumate Sue Simmons Carolyn Sink Stan Smiley Chris Smith Frances Smith Jack Smith Kevin Smith Lester Smith Margaret Smith Rita Smith Delona Smith Nancy Smoker Emily Smola Ellyn Soefer Harvey Soefer Angelina Sofikitis Paul Soter Patty Southard Sherry Spain Linda Sparks Mike Spearman Phyllis Spiteri Babette Stafford Charles Stainback George Steele Mike Steelwell Thomas Sterling Rita Stien Sherry Stone William Stone Marie Styve Nancy Sugg Bobby Summerford Robert Summerford Bobby Sutton Nancy Swank Bill Taylor Doris Thacker Joy Thompson Susan Tilley Forrest Tillery Brenda Tingler Pat Tinker Jay Tippett Bobby Turney Sherrod Vaughn George Vatistas Bill Varmer Susan Verastak Fred Violette Wesley Vischansky Malinda Vreeland Alice Wade Hugh Wade Michele Walker Susan Wanek LaVerne Wanke Jim Ward Mike Warren Ann Weatherway Melinda Weaver Ralph Wells Carol Wethington John Wheat Pat Whealton Candy White Carol White Judy White Valerie White Rebecca Whitecotton Linda Whuler Sheryl Wilcox Sammy Winfrey Lee Wilkerson Gayle Whitehill Gene Williams Michael Willis Paul Willis Richard Withrow Pamela Woerner Donna Wolfe Terry Wolak Patty Wooten Ray Wooten Rebecca Wood Mary Wood Bruce Wright Ann Wright Mike Yecovelli John Yoder Sharon Yoder Mickey York Thomas Young Tommy Young June Yyenoyama Margaret Hall Sonja Kramer Judy Gray Miss Fitchett, I think my machine has the wrong answer! Mrs. Smidt, here ' s an English word in my French book! In addition to our native tongue, we have an opportunity to study French, Spanish, German, and Latin. Most of the students in these classes are either bound for college or for another country! That Odysseus really got around, didn ' t he? But that ' s where it was yesterday, Mr. Prunty! Ferguson has one of the most outstanding Social Studies departments in our school system. We are required to study U.S. history our junior year and government our senior year. In addition, world geography, world history and sociology are offered. We are for- tunate in having this fine department with well-qualified teachers who instill in students an appreciation for our heritage. I know these columns from one end to the other, Mrs. Anthony! Did he really ' catch ' you several years ago, Mrs. Williams? foul Of , cl£ A £ tQ.UM- , l +� pf f £ACK fVfc A . lL £NK c r M ?L a uNt con - GlVJP ° ,A ' r vJC ?o,Nt? 6w£NWi _ And this is how I arrived at my answer, Mr. Leonard. The Ferguson Mathematics Department is an excellent one. All students are required to take a math course before they finish their high school career, and there is a course for every student. Ferguson ' s Math Department offers a wide variety of courses laying a firm foundation for college as well as everyday living. ' This is how my dad used to do it, Mrs. Mothena. Mrs. Taback, who makes up the rules every year? ' I think something is wrong with my microscope, Mr. Fletcher. We have worked hard in our Science Department this year. By utilizing our modern labs and new instruments we have ably fitted ourselves to face an era of scientific advance- ment and exploration. Yes, that looks like the one in the picture in the lab manual. Mr. Freeman, please, this is my third guess! I think it ' s all in whether or not you put your little finger on your brush. It looks so simple when you do it, Miss Bieri! Through the help of our Art Department, we have turned out many interesting paintings, clay figures, and woodworks. We find that art is very helpful in developing and carrying out one’s imagination. Mr. Woody, it looks just like her! All right, who’s squeaking? Miss Bayne, aren ' t you glad my voice finally changed? Much appreciation is in store for our highly trained Music Department. Our musicians work hard to entertain the students and provide that all-important school spirit at Ferguson. ' Just think, Mr. Bruno, I can make the loudest noise in school! A I didn ' t know getting ' pretty ' was such a tedious task. With the able assistance of our drama coach, we have learned much in the fields of acting and speaking-both on-stage and off-stage. Mrs. Dresser, I ' m not certain whether you ' do ' or you don ' t ' ! Say, acting can be great fun! They do tell us to plan ahead, don ' t they? Our well-equipped kitchens and our many modern sewing machines make our Home Eco- nomics Department a fine one indeed. Girls, and even an occasional boy, study the many phases of homemaking. Miss Barrow, do you think I could ever be a real model? Oh, if kitchen work were just so simple! This year we found that several new courses had been added to our Business Depart- ment. Many of the students taking these courses are being prepared for jobs such as sec- retaries, clerks, and bookkeepers. I think I should have been born with a mechanical mind, Mrs. Wilson. a We have found Industrial Arts to be quite important in preparing for carpentry or engi- neering. If we put as much effort as possible into our courses, we will gain much helpful experience. I declare, Mr. Lance, you get smarter every day! A Mrs. Gregory, I think I have a bone in my leg. Physical Education, we have found, is a very essential course. It helps to develop a sportsman like attitude and a healthy body and provides students with a daily outlet for their frustrations! But, Coach, look how much of me there is! SENIOR BEST ALL AROUND Jerry Allen and Gerry Burks BEST LOOKING Bunny Dix and Bob Reynolds SENIOR PERSONALITIES This year, for the first time in the history of Ferguson High, Senior Personalities were chosen. After a great deal of discussion, Seniors voted for the twelve classmates best representing the Class of ' 63. The pictures were taken at the Mariners ' Museum which provided a scenic and appropriate background for the Senior Mariners. MOST ORIGINAL Fred Suttle and Linda Parrino PERSONALITIES FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Gary Duncan and Marie Fox Dick Allerton and Judy Elder PERSONALITIES MOST ATHLETIC Kenny Farrino and Flo Bleakley 118 CUTEST Skip Joyce and Sue Rezarch MOST TALENTED Charles Dudley and Lane Robeson CONTINUED . • • FOOTBALL FOOTBALL QUEEN 1962 On Friday afternoon, November 9, 1962, we all filed into the Ferguson High School auditorium chanting Beat York . A skit was presented by the SCA depicting the doom of the Falcons. Later the 1962 Football Court was presented. It consisted of four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, one freshmen, and one eighth grader. All were escorted by members of the football squad. Due to bad weather the game was postponed until two o’clock Saturday afternoon. At half-time the band exhibited some fancy marching which was followed by the presentation of the Football Court. After the Court had assembled at midfield, Mr. Thomas Baines, our principal, crowned Miss Bunny Dix our 1962 Football Queen. The Queen then reigned over the Football Dance the next evening, climaxing a week of school-spirited fun. Casey’s Coffin Corporation Long live the Queen! Eyes right! COURT, 1962 SENIOR FOOTBALL COURT (LEFT TO RIGHT) Gerry Burks, Sue Rezarch, Bunny Dix, and Carolyn Owens. UNDERCLASSMEN FOOTBALL COURT (LEFT TO RIGHT) Travis Taylor, Karen Krause, Sandy Smith, Vicki Ballou, Dorothy Correll, Martha Smith, Carol Mitchell. OUTSTANDING RICHARD ALLERTON, JR. Dick might well be called Mr. Versa- tility. For the past two years he has served as president of the Ferguson S.C.A. He has been active in S.C.A. work throughout his high school career and several times has been a delegate to both the State and District S.C.A. Conventions. For three years Dick has been a most enthusiastic member of the Key Club. During his junior year he held the office of vice president and was presented the Outstand- ing Key Club Award. As a sophomore Dick headed his class as president. His many ac- tivities have not interfered with his studies. He has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. In his spare time our Mr. Versatility finds time to play tennis and basketball. Dick ' s many-sided personality should fit him well to enter the profession of law, his chosen field of study. LEADERSHIP - SCHO GERALDINE MARTHA BURKS Gerry has been interested in music for several years. This year she is president of the A Cappella Choir. Last year she was vice president of the Mixed Chorus and was a mem- ber of the Girls ' Chorus. For the second con- secutive year r she has been selected as a mem- ber of the All- State Chorus. Gerry ' s interests are not all centered around music. She has been an active member of the Spanish Club for three years and in her junior year served as its president. This year she is one of Ferguson ' s most vivacious cheerleaders. In the fall Gerry was honored with the position of senior attendant in the Football Court. She spends much of her time in S.C.A. work and is historian of the Senior Class. Gerry ' s plans are to enter the field of teaching. 122 SENIORS SANDRA KAY SHEPPARD Sandra is an active member and enthusi- astic officer of the F.H.A. In her sophomore year she was elected secretary of the Pen- insula Federation. In her junior year she was president of the Ferguson Chapter and vice president of the Peninsula Federation. This year she is president of both the Peninsula Federation and the Virginia Association of the F.H.A. For the past two years this outstanding member of the Senior Class has been secretary of the National Honor Society. In her junior year Sandra was elected parliamentarian of her class. This year she is an S.C.A. com- mittee chairman, librarian of the F.T.A. and a dependable member of the Senior Ushers. Sandra plans to enter the teaching profession. .ARSHIP - SERVICE WILLIAM HARVEY HUFFSTETLER During his high school years, band has commanded much of Harvey’s time and inter- est. He was an active band member until his busy senior year. Harvey has proved to be a conscientious Senior Usher. He has been quite active in the Key Club, and has traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Long Beach, California, to represent his club at interna- tional conventions. For the past two years Harvey has served as president of the Key Club. Recognizing his leadership ability, his Junior Class elected Harvey as its pres- ident. He has also been active in S.C.A. activ- ities and since his sophomore year has been called upon to serve this group in many capac- ities. This year he was selected as a delegate to both the S.C.A. District Convention and the Southern Conference Convention. Harvey plans to study in the field of medicine. 123 POWDER PUFF GAME Practice makes perfect! For many weeks previous to November 31,1962, one could see an odd sight on the practice fields of Ferguson High .... girls p laying football. And hard they practiced too, in order to get ready for the first Powder- Puff Football Game ever held at Ferguson. On the afternoon of the Powder- Puff clash the two opposing teams took to the field, wearing the blue and white varsity uniforms. They were cheered by boys dressed as girl cheerleaders. Halftime found the score tied and everyone enjoyed seeing a band perform, led by boys dressed as majorettes. A Football Court, composed of boys, was driven onto the field in convertibles. Miss Wilson Harper, a senior, was crowned queen of the Powder-Puff game. At the end of the game, hastened by darkness, the juniors won by a score of 13-6. Both teams played a hard and spirited game and both agreed that practice always makes perfect! S.C.A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Smith, Sec- retary; Bill Mclntire, Treasurer; Harry New, Parliamentarian; Dick Allerton, President; Mrs. Passage, Sponsor; Kenny Farino, first Vice President; David Rutledge, second Vice President; and Leslie Lustig, Reporter. S.C.A. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES I i Gil Via, Margaret Passage, Richard Wyatt, Judy Jones, Gary Crum, Lynda Alley, John Olney, Bob Peterson, Carol dePoix, Jerry Roth, Martha Gentry, Jimmy Boon, Betty Millner. ROW 2: Randy Bull, David Longaker, Tommy Taylor, Sharon Wells, Creasy Davis, Karen Krause, Linda Giles, Judy Elder, Betsy Sherman, Zoe Ann Hall, Page Union, Bobby Ashmore, Gary Nachman, Dale Wood, Joyce Cherwierski, Sharon Hansen, Jeff Deyong, Travis Taylor, Sharon Guillette, Susan Jones, Connie Ogle, Margaret Loughridge, Margaret Zepkin, Martha Smith, Dorothy Long, Patricia Robertson, MoUy Reic Susan Spain. ROW 4: Bobby LeCount, Ed Shreeves, Darlene Knight, Shirley Camden, Harvey Soefer, Charlene Phillips, Carol Woods, Susan Bryant, Jane Ayres, Laurie Newman. ROW 5: Peter Nicker- son, Rob Baxter, Chip Yates, Carol Mitchell, Billy Briggs, Bill Taylor. S.C.A. CONVENTION DELEGATES SEATED: Kenny Farino, Dorothy Correll, Leslie Lustig, Harvey Huffstetler. STANDING: David Cottrell, David Rutledge, Bobby Myers, Jerry Allen Dick Al- lerton, Bob Peterson. S.C.A. BOOKSTORE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Allison Granger, Bruce Haynes, Dorothy Long. S.C.A. FEDERATION DELEGATES SEATED: Laurie Newman, Judy Elder, Lynne Hobart, Creasy Davis, Harvey Huffstetler. STANDING: Connie Ogle, Skipper Joyce, Carol DePoix, Sandra Sheppard, Fred Suttle, Sharon Pursiful, David Cottrell, Kingston Smith, Carson Wiedeman. S.C.A. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN SEATED: Bob Peterson, Leslie Lustig, David Rutledge, Sandy Smith. STANDING: Dorothy Correll, Carson Wiedeman, Bobby Myers, Dick Allerton, Jimmy Boon, Laurie Newman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; Carol Widen- house, Dick Allerton, Sandy Sheppard, Secretary; George Hatchell, President; David Smith, Vice Presi- dent; Bill Mclntire, Treasurer; Janet Beechley, Robert Jackson, Kathy Kaspar, Henry Roper. 127 SENIOR USHERS Connie Ogle, Co-chairman; Vonnie Burcher, Co-chairman; Harvey Huffstetler, Ann Bratley, Carol Hornsby, Laurie Newman, Darlene Peck, Betty Ward, Sandra Sheppard, Joyce Phillips, Joanne Sheppard, Lynn Terry, DiAnne Rollins, Judy Elder, Mr. Pattisall, Sponsor. (CENTER) I iilllhi 1 mm ii mi H SENIOR COUNCIL Miss Olney, Sponsor; Gerry Burks, Lawrence Coppari, Henry Roper, Jerry Allen, Betty Ward, Gary Duncan, Marie Fox, Rosemary Parker. STANDING: Connie Ogle, Fred Suttle, Benny Ellis, George Hatchell, Harry New, Richard Duke, Wilson Harper, Laurie Newman, Zonona Horton, Carol Histand, Bill Mclntire, Sandra Sheppard, Vonnie Burcher. JUNIOR COUNCIL B.SLIM SEATED: Vicki Ballou, Martha Gentry, Dorothy Correll, Bobby Myers, Sally Hodge, Ricki Barnett. Row 2: Mrs. Taback, Sponsor; Linda Giles, Liz Brooks, Calvert Ross, TomSainback, Bobbie Ashmore, Pam VanArsdale, Ann Saunders, Page Union, Margaret Loughridge. Row 3: Nancy Wills, Sharon Hansen, EdShreeves, David Cottrell, Carol DePoix, Cecil Hancock, Peter Nickerson, Jimmy Boon, Doc Hassell, Bob Peterson, Margie Kuhn, Catherine Hoggard. FRESHMAN COUNCIL SEATED: Mr. Bolick, Sponsor; Susie Carpenter, Debbie Clark, Richard Wyatt, Kathy Colbourn, Johnny English, Donna Crehshaw, Molly Reid. STANDING: Roger Oliver, Joyce Cherwienski, Rita Grimstead, Lynda Alley, Brad Jordan, Susan Fowler, Helen Wright, Paula Britt, Travis Taylor, Pat Powell, Mary Ann Smoker, Steven Smith, Cynthia Gribble, Diane Clark. 129 KEY CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Drudge, Sponsor; Carson Wiedeman, Lawrence Coppari, Sergeant-at-Arms; George Hatch- ell, Vice President; Harvey Huffstetler, President; Jimmy Boon, Secretary; Harry New, Treasurer; Bill Mclntire, Chaplain. ROW 2: Dick Allerton, Tom Kuester, Bobby Myers, David Smith, Ronnie Ogle, Jeff Garnett, John Olney, John Willey. ROW 3: Bobby LeCount, Mike Smith, Ed Shreeves, Peter Nickerson, Doc Hassell, Jeff Hinson. ROW 4: Richard Larsen, David Cottrell, David Rutledge, Calvert Ross, Kenny Farino. LITERARY MAGAZINE STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Hall, Sponsor; Jeff Hall, Vicki Dowler, John Huber, Editor; Judy Elder, Vonnie Burcher, Nicky Monk. STANDING: Liz Walder, Jerry Allen, Mary Jeanne Carpenter. VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING SEATED: Sharon Morris, Secretary, JanetWilkinson, President; JoAnn Sheppard, Vice President; Rita Moss, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mrs. Burcher, Sponsor, Anna Buckland, Carol Christian, Judy Sponslor, Bonnie O ' Donnell, Judy Hyle. ROW 3: Sue Black, Brenda McCubbins, Tommie Sutton, Shirley Severson, Pat Smith, Judie Williams. THESPIANS SEATED: Mrs. Dresser, Sponsor; Carolyn West, Donna Skipper, John Atwood, Donna Hussey, Kenny Farino, Koleen DeHart, Michele Meeker, Fred Suttle, Madoline Long, Gail Appenzeller. STANDING: Ellen Krause, Nancy Geragi, Melanie Patterson, Shirley Camden, Tommie Sutton, Tone Mulac, Becky Eames, Nancy Oxley, Zonona Horton, Wilson Harper, Mitch Hollingsworth, John Plichta, Bobby Morris, Skipper Joyce, Janet DuVal, Judy Osborne, Richard Pultz. i LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Morris, Kathy Nicholls, Mr. Bachman, Spon- sor; John Plichta, Robin Van Thiel, David Smith. STANDING: Nina Wolak, Charles Keagy. CAMERA CLUB COIN AND STAMP CLUB SEATED: Mr. Bolick, Sponsor; Tony Sala, Auctioneer; Phill Randall, V. P.; Jeff Carpenter, Pres.; Bob Edwards, Sec.; Wertie Turner, Treas. STANDING: Jeff Jones, Glenn Holloway, Larry Mun- nikhuysen, John Moore, Mike Willis, Jimmy Nelson, Bruce Hanes, Richard Wyatt, Tommy Ellis, David Garland, Mike Warren, Karl Hargrave, Johnny Edwards, Jeff Newburg, Wayne Cutchins, Marc Epstein, Jack Gaughan. 132 ROW 1: Patricia Fabbri, Nancy Wolf, Myra Duke, Donna Skipper, Nell Wynne, Miss Bieri, Sponsor. ROW II: Mr. Woody, Sponsor; Judy Sturm, Nancy Janger, Betty Adams, Cheryl Nelson, Sherry Stone, Steven Smith, John Rutland, Bob Reynolds. ROW III: Linda Dyer, Lee Pretty, Bonnie Wilkey, Linda Alley. ART CLUB CHESS TEAM AROUND TABLE: Wayne Cutchins, Bobby Bridger, Steven Smith, Robert Jones. ROW II: Mr. Nims, Sponsor; Lawrence Coppari, Henry Roper, Buddy Mitchell, Pres.; Charles Keagy, Sam Tucker. 133 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROWl: Miss Barrow, Sponsor; Jody Sponsler, Historian; Sandra Sheppard, Parliamentarian; Agnes Hileman, Vice President; Betty Hamilton, President; Margaret Tucker, Treasurer; June Wood, Re- porter. ROW 2: Brenda Tingler, Nina Wolak, Suzanne Fountain, Molly Cashion, Nancy Sugg. ROW 3: Susan Verastek, Pat Shelton, Elaine Shull, Kay Hayes, Gayle Barnes. ROW 4: Debbie Pisarsky, Bar- bara Evert, Linda Sue Ashe, Sharon Jones, Susan Ashley, Rebecca Markley, Sharon Bradford, Linda Blackwell, Linda Osgood. ROW 5: Linda Ryan, Tina Hendrix, Sandra Kincaid, Candy MacDonald, Geri Gross, Sharon Collier. ROW 6: Delona Smith, Pam Waerner, Betty Fulcher, Bonnie Leigh, Linda Marchitelli, Jane Garland, Suzanne Boisseau, Glenda Maxie. ROW 7: Susan Engle, Luanne Blasche, Rebecca Ann Edmondson, Linda Ramsey, Barbara Carter, Linda Lambiase. ROWl: Bonnie Hewes, Cheryl Barnes, Anne Weatherwax, Kathy Mingus, Michelle Davis, Diann Rowand, Carolyn Sink. ROW 2: Mary Scruggs, Ginger Dailey, Virginia Gomez, Nannette Stringfield, Carol Wethington, Jean Smith, Margie Gall, Julie Armeli, Lavern Wanke. ROW 3: Miss Thomas, Sponsor; Joan Griffith, Alice Schafer, Cathy Parker. Peggy Heath, Linda Turnell, Ellyn Soefer, Aris Marta Ramos, Brenda Register. ROW 4: Connie Skipper, Colgate Jones, Monty Hoine, Pam Dowell Doris Thacker, Linda Johnson, Melba Eres, Sally Palmer, Mary Wethington, Pat Sills. ROW 5: Ester Nelson, Betty Breeze, Carol White, Nancy Selby, Miriam Boykin, Janet Lamkin, Brenda Anderson, Linda Grenels, Antoinette Zumor, Betty Branch, Sylvia Bridges, Sandra Barnette. 1 vl J| Am 1 3 r kl 4 fl F.T.A. SEATED-L.-R.: Mrs. Pepper, Sponsor; Judy Amundsen, Pari.; Flossie Takis, Historian; Donna Schroer, Sec.; Phyllis Price, Pres.; Joan Cowan, V.P.; Linda Dyer, Treas.; Alice Sims, Chap.; Mary Jeanne Carpenter, Reporter; Sandra Sheppard, Librarian. STANDING: Donna O ' Malley, Joan Lewis, Flo Bleakley, Cheryl Nelson, Sherry Newsome, Donna Foushee, Nancy Wade, Jeanie Black. F.B.L.A. Seat ed-ROW 1: Janet Wilkinson, Judy Hyle, Bonnie O ' Donnell, Judie Williams, Tommie Sutton, Pat Smith. Standing-ROW II: Betty Ward, Shirley Severson, Sue Rezarch, Sharon Morris, Carol Christian, Brenda McCubbins, Sue Black, Rita Moss, Anna Buckland, Judy Sponsler, JoAnn Sheppard, Mrs. Gaw, Sponsor. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ROW I: (seated) Miss Haverty, Bobby Burcher, Bunny Dix, Jimmy Crichenberger, Nancy Russell, Charles Dudley, Mrs. Colburn. ROW II: Mary Cameron, Perry Wood, Pat Smith, Pat McGee, Cathy Cunningham, Dorothy Yoder, Betty Wood, Judy Payne, Judy Sturm, Shirley Cavaner, Joyce Dame, Judy Ware. ROW III: Pansy Waren, Peggy Bleckburn, Linnett Sanchez, Rose Eason, Linda Gary, Theresa Rothenberger, Kaye Triplett, Mary Becker. ROW IV: Richard Gabriel, Wain Patterson, Brooke Carter, Mike Sofikitis, Gordon Jones, Jim Fitzgerald, Chip Rhody, Warren Crysebberry, John Saunders. THE GREAT BOOKS CLUB SEATED: Elizabeth Walker, Sandy Wilson, Marie Fox, Dav id Smith, Mrs. Edge, Sponsor; Miss Haverty, Sponsor; Steven Jayne, Olivian Boggs, Tom Redman. STANDING: Taylor Millner, Carol Wiedenhouse, Janet Beechley, Eddie Blaschie, Anne Jayne, Bill Mclntire, Fred Suttle, Ed Shreeves, Lynn Clark, John Huber, Janet Hamilton, Wertie Turner. 136 SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: John Manley, Robert Blount, Mike Eby. ROW 2: Bill Short, Ann Wright, Stanley Lamkin, Jeff Newburg, Mary Beth Hatten. ROW 3: Phil Drummond, Nancy Wills, Larry Seymore, Vice President; Harriet Hundley, Secretary; Mary Wilkerson, Parliamentarian; Calvert Ross, Treasurer; Ed Shreeves, President; Jeff Garnett, Sandy Wilson. ROW 4: Chad Rayfield, Sam Tucker, Alan Cury, Pam McLeallan, Jimmy Boon, Bobby Schen, David Smith, Jim Onderdonk, Bobby Smith, Caxton Haughton. ROW 5: Jim Batterson, Jeff Hinson. MATH CLUB ROW 1: Mrs. Taback, Sponsor; Ronnie Ogle, Vice President; Connie Ogle, President; Hope Mayo, Secretary; Anne Jayne, Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Caxton Haughton, Jimmy Batterson, Larry Seymore, Sandy Wilson, Bill Mclntire, Margaret Tucker, Bob Smith, Dick Allerton, Charles Keagy, John Willey, Steven Jayne. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Miss Fitchett, Sponsor; Mary Graves, Treasurer; Judy Amundsen, President; Connie Ogle, Secretary; Zonona Horton, Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Polly Osborn, Connie Bunn, Donna O ' Malley, Sherry Newsome, Ann Sekerke, Harvey Perkins. ROW 3: Donna Yuengling, Marie Fox, Donna Schroer, Jane LeHew, Linda Blackwell, Margaret Loughridge, Gerry Burks. ROW 4: Nancy Anderson, Kay Sommers, Linda Heath, Carol Sommers, Rita Scott. ROW 5: Paul Taylor, Ellen Finney, Creig Foretich, Donna Skipper, Susan Bryant, PatVerhane, Pam Nickerson. ROW 6: C. W. Hornsby, Robert Turlington, Bob Hausenfluck, Owen Reed, Joe Dempsey, Bob Edwards, Jimmy Thurtell. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Mrs. Smidt, Sponsor; Anne Holland, Secretary; Bobbie Ashmore, Co- President; Shirley Reeder, Co- President; Susie Cutler, Treasurer; Mr. Guthrie, Sponsor; Mr. Byrd, Sponsor. ROW 2: Patricia Fabbri, Barbara Hoffman, Dorothy Long, Nancy Powers, Calvert Ross, Barbette Runckel, Lynne Ho- bart. ROW 3: Pat Morrison, Ellen Krause, Mary Ruth Sanders, Janet DuVal, Mary Anne Plichta. ROW 4: Janice Hawkins, Catherine Hoggard, Anne Sherman, Sherry Giddings, Ellen Hunter, Ann Davis, Pam McLellan, Anne Gillis, Lois Daggy. ROW 5: Martha Gentry, Bruce Lustig, Babette Stafford, Flo Bleakley, Mary Dickerson, David Cottrell. ROW 6: John Moore, Bill Short, Pam Woltz, Brenda Lock- stampfor, Kathryn Eggers, Joanne Bechtel, Mark Scanlon, Bernard Stafford. ROW 7: Thomas Watkins, Ed Wilkinson, Cecil Hancock, Gale Silsby, Linda Harrell. ROW 8: John Saunders, Tom Kuester. ROW I-Seated: Mr. Nims, Sponsor; Chip Yates, Treasurer; Carol Woods, Secretary; Ed Polhamus, President; Molly Reid, President; Mary Smola, Secretary; Jeff Garnett, Treasurer; Mrs. Poindexter, Sponsor. ROW II: Cynthia Gribble, Eunice Harding, Carole Jarvis, Donna Thomas, Joan Cowan, Faye Carrithers, Ellen Hunter, Myra Duke, Deene Hall, Joyce Culliton, Alice Bright, Pam Stone, Betty Drewery, Drema McCrickard, Suzanne Edge, Susan Absher. ROW III: Irene Stavrou, Mary Jane Adams, Bonnie Wilkey, Val Coleman, Judy Amundsen, Ronnie Jackson, Mary Ann Smoker, Myra Phillips, Diann Rowand, Linda Spradlin, Linda Garrison, Dianna Newsom, Susan Fowler, Bruce Hanes, Lee Bourque, Charlotte Thompson, Linda Pitts, Lola Wentland. ROW IV: George Edman, Doc Hassell, Charles Lascola, Leslie Sims, Eddie Beeman, Rick Gay, Oscar Wallace. GERMAN CLUB SEATED: Tom Hodge, Lynne Hobart, Linnett Sanchez, Sharon Pursifull, Madoline Long, Rodney Hespenhide. STANDING: Lee Pretty, Cheryl Singletary, Harriett Hundley, Maureen Eby, Mike Eby, Geoff Heiberg, Mr. Guthrie, Sponsor; Jack Zentner, Buddy Bartlett, Jeff McDermott. 139 I FUTURE NURSES CLUB ROW 1: Mrs. Ware, Sponsor; Margie Kuhn, Historian; Martha Smith, Treasurer; Rickie Barnett, Re- porter; Lynn Terry, President; Judy Sturm, Corres. Secretary; Janice Hawkins, Rec. Secretary; Susie Carpenter, Chaplain; Vonnie Burcher, Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Mary Scruggs, Bonnie Fairfield, Miriam Boykin, Nancy Selby, Sandy Coberly, Carol Histand, Susan Schultz, Sherry Davidson, Margaret Tucker, Harriet Hundley. ROW 3: Barbara Haynes, Sandra Blankenship, Linda Tunnell, Sandy Chil- lington, Barbara Ford, Bunny Dix, Carrie Sue Clark, Carol Hornsby. ROW 4: Donna Crenshaw, Betty Ward, June Wood, Mary Ann Smoker, Sylvia Bridges, Marilyn Simmons, Gayle Barnes, Georgette Knight. ROW 5: Anne Holland, Linda Whealton, Darlene Melle, Linda Grinels, Sarah Dunaway, Jebby Powell, Bonnie Dunston, Allyson Granger. ROW 6: Jan Dunn, Judy Jones, Judy Ware, Bonnie Tully, Nannette Stringfield, Toni Mulac, Pat Rogers, Gail Haughton, Bette Wright, Trina Mazaitria, Judy Mabe. YOUTH FOR CHRIST ROW I: Mrs. Poindexter, Sponsor; Linda Dingeldein, First V. P.; Marsha Brandt, President ; Tamye Hagginbothom, Second V. P. ROW II: Linda Ramsey, Glenda Maxie, Donna Perry, Barbara Blythe, Jane Garland, Charles Cook. ROW III: Katherine Huckins, Zoe Ann Hall, Alice Sims, Leslie Sims, Leroy Maxie, Carlton Perry. TRI-HI-Y ROW I; Mrs. Margaret Minnick, Sponsor; Linda Blackwell, Sec., Elizabeth Walker, Hist.; Laurie Newman, Program Chairman; Char- lotte Thompson, Pres.; Catharine Hoggard, V. P.; Martha Gentry, Chap.; Ba r be t te Runckel, Treas. ROW II: Judy Mabe, Nancy Wade, Sara Umstead, Linda Dyer, Barbara Wainwright, Nancy Jaeger. Hl-Y ROW I; Mr. Pattisall, Sponsor; Johnny Glazebrook, Sec.; Herb Soles, V. P.; Oscar Wallace, Pres.; Lynn Clark, Chaplain; Dickie Carter, Treasurer. ROW II: Tom Brogan, Barry Miller, Jimmy Goalder, Richard Wyatt, Bobby Powers, Ed White, James Culliton, Ben West, Tommy Taylor, Harvey Estes. ROW III: Kenneth Simmons, Roy Davis, Ronnie Tilley, Gordon Jones, Tom Burgess, Richard Pultz. ROW IV: Tom Hodge, John Wallace. 141 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: Margaret Loughridge, Leslee Lustig, Koleen DeHart, Gail McBride, Kay Nettles, Maxine Verlander, Judy Mansell, Vicki Ballou, Linda Giles, DeanaLotz, Drema McCrickard, Gail Rowe, Martha King, Pattie Green, Miss Bayne, Director. ROW 2: Gerald Shenk, Margaret Tucker, Barbara Wain- wright, Beverly Brooks, Carol Long, Marie Fox, Sherry Newsome, Brenda Lockstampfor, Dorothy Correll, Betty Perry, Bonnie Laquidara, Vonnie Burcher, Glenna Troxell, Jane Ayers, Susan Wheeling, Lane Robeson, Bill Files. ROW 3: John Lilly, Sally Marion, Julie Breeze, Ann Marion, Kathy Kuhn, Sarah Dunaway, Kaye Lester, Donna O ' Malley, Betty Ward, Margaret Zepkin, Tommie Sutton, Donna Hussey, Molly Cashion, Gerry Burks, Margie Kuhn, Zonona Horton, Randy Moore. ROW 4: Kenny Farino, Sanford Tomlin, Rick Sands, Skipper Joyce, Tony Appenzeller, Chris Ovide, Clyde Jackson, Robbie Robinson, Roy Davis, Arthur Davidson, Jimmy Burden, Bryant Marks, Billy Rowe, Charles Dudley, Richard Wyatt, Hawthorne Granger, Jeff Hall, Leroy Maxie, Hershel Fogelman. M2 ROW 1: Carolyn Curtis, Dorothy Yoder, Betty Takis, Lynn Wilkins, Joyce Phillips, Sharon Hardman, Pam Palmer, Gail Appenzeller, Linda Blackwell, Bettie Ann Cox. ROW 2: Cathy Dunn, Elsie Hall, Mary Cameron, Beth Nesbitt, Donna Crenshaw, Rosemary Parker, Mickie Cecil, Rita Brogan, Susan Laquidara, Thelma Smith, Ceclia Joyner, Susie Carpenter. ROW 3: Linda Sivertson, Jean Seyffer, Alice Meanley, Mary Jane Adams, Gloria Ross, Kaye Triplett, Judy Jones, Helen Wright, Sara Holmes, Betty Lampman, Linda Powers, Janice Seyffer. Miss Bayne is the Director. ALL STATE CHORUS ROW 1: Ann Marion, Sally Marion, Barbara WainWright, Maxine Ver- lander, Sherry Newsome, Pattie Green, Donna O ' malley. ROW 2: Sarah Dunaway, Gerald Shenk, Kenny Farino, Rick Sands, Gerry Burks, Vonnie Burcher. ROW 3: Skipper Joyce, Sanford Tomlin, Roy Davis, Jimmy Burden, Hawthorne Granger, Charles Dudley. GIRLS CHORUS 143 JETS SEATED: Steve Rice, Jimmy Batterson, Bob Smith, Vice President; Terry Jordan, President; Peggy Sassman, Secretary; Eliott Schoonover, Treasurer; David Smith, Ernie Monroe. STANDING: Eddie Blasche, Caxton Haughton, Larry Seymore, Steven Jayne, Lee Sutton, Lynn Clark, Tim Gill, Warren Crocker. Bobby Scher. Robert Jones. Not Pictured: Mr. Bachman, Sponsor. ROW 1: Mrs. Britton, Sponsor; Gale Silsby, Nancy Oxley, Judy Sturgill, Frances Fox, Barbette Runckel, Ricki Barnette, Vice President; Catherine Hoggard, President; Martha Gentry, Secretary; Janet DuVal, Pat Smith, Rosemary Parker, Sharon Pursufull, Miss Kemp, Sponsor. ROW 2: Judy White, Linda Ball, Dottie Robeson, Susan Abaner, Mary Ann Plichta, Janet Randall, Margaret Smith, Michell Walker, Nancy Jaeger, Pam VanArsdale, Madoline Long, Meg Lucy, Calvert Ross, Jimmy Boon. ROW 3: Susan Lilly, Nancy Anderson, Becky Eames, Bonnie Gall, Kay Sommers, Janet Jeffcoat, Bonnie Jennings, Sherry Newsome, Kay Hayes, Val Coleman, Helen Baker, Trina Mazaitis, Barbara Wainwritht . ROW 4: Judy Amundsen, Dorothy Long, Henrietta Skinner, Kaye Verell, Mary Ruth Sanders, Toni Chiesa, Helen Writht, Wanda Wright, Harvey Huffstetler, Dick Allerton, Harriett Hundley, Dianna Newsome, Tonie Mulac. ROW 5: Pat McGee, Nancy Russell, Bonnie Tully, Linda Pitts, Richard Dudley, Karol Timberlake, Jane Russell, Donna Crenshaw, Susie Carpenter, Connie McGuire, Susan Lipscombe, C. W. Hornsby, Bob Peterson. ROW 6: Robert Winslow, Toni Moon, Nina Wolak, Robin VanThiel, Joanne Baker, Susan Tilley, Belinda Boyd, Debbie Blight, Jimmy Utley, Wayn McGee, Linda Harrell, Carol Sommers, Sue Wingfield. 144 Ferguson Maj or ettes are from LE FT TO RIGHT: Susan Schultz, Courtney Andrews, Elizabeth Blackwell, Betty Lampman, Carolyn Owens, Susie Eury, Judy Watson, Ann Sekerke. IN FRONT, head majorette, Nellie Smith. •i ■ K. We appreciate the outstanding performances given by our band during half-time at all home football games. Led by our high- stepping majorettes they helped to arouse school spirit. FERGUSON IN FRONT: Mike Worthington, Drum Major; Nellie Smith, Head Majorette. ROW 2: Cortney Andrews, Elizabeth Blackwell, Judy Watson, Susan Schultz, Keith Conley, Eddie Wilcox, Randy Elder, David Myers, Randy Moore, Carolyn Owens, Betty Lampman, Susie Eury, Ann Sekerke. ROW 3: Hope Mayo, Bobby Bunn, Jimmy Goalder, Bill Miller, Pam Stone, Jimmy Hinderson, Jimmy Cocke, Robert Lytle, John Paulson, Tom Hodge, Harvey Perkins, Bill Mclntire, Gene Harmon, Suzanne Edge, Bobby Hensley, Deene Hall, Bill Waples, Mary Jeanne Carpenter, Bill Watkins, Brian White, Pam Nickerson. ROW 4: Sandy Wilson, Randall Pulley, Robin VanThiel, Carrie Sue Clark, BiH Neddo, Billy Huber, Pat Pisarsky, Stephen Harvey, Dickey Carter, Glenn Halloway, Ted Howe, Donna Schroer, Eunice Harding, Robbie ALL STATE BAND ROW 1: Wayne Lett, Ed Polhamus, Sandy Wilson, Bill Mclntire, Barry Miller, David Huckins, Mary Car- penter, Suzanne Edge, Deane Hall, Eunice Harding, Hope Mayo, Carol Jarvis, Meredith Schoonover, John Paulson, Richard Onasch, Jim Nel- son, Mike Turner, Tom Newman. ROW 2: Bryan White, Jim Burden, Robbie Brown, Arnold Emmons, Elliot Schoonover, Hayes Mershom, Harvey Estes, Buddy Mitchell, John Henderson, Chappell Pierce, Paul Joyce, Mike Worthington. 146 BAND Dewees, Carole Jarvis, Randy Harrelson, David Huckins. ROW 5: Hank Gaw, Harvey Estes, Ed Pol- hamus, Connie Bunn, Pam Medbury, Tom West, John Hinderson, Phil Drummond, Barry Miller, Jeanne Styve, Richard Omasch, Paul McPherson, Meredith Schoonover, Karen Johnson, Rodney Hespenhide, Wayne Latt. ROW 6: Mike Turner, Charles Brewer, Paul Joyce, Richard Dudley, Buddy Mitchell, Jimmy Nelson, Hayes Mershon, John Cawthon, Jimmy Hollingsworth, Thomas Newman, Jimmy McDavid. ROW 7: EUiott Schoonover, Jimmy Burden, John Manley, Arnold Emmons, Jimmy Batterson, Lee Abrahamson, Carlton Perry, Richard Jaite. DANCE BAND ROW 1: Byran White, Wayne Lett, Mike Turner, Ed Polhamus, Charles Brewer, John Hinderson, Charles Dudley, at the piano. ROW 2: Paul Joyce, Mike Worthington, David Huckins, Randall Pulley, John Caw- thon, John Huber, Keith Conley, Eddie Wilcox. 147 JUNIOR BAND ROW 1: Bonnie Tully, Darlene Knight, Bill Watkins, Drum Major; Susie Eury, Captain; JoAnn Ross, Donna Nelson. ROW 2: James Neddo, Mike Wilcox, Kathy Lawrence, Kenny Overman, Mike Spearman, Karen Guillette, Jackie Gaughan, Edward Larsen, Audra Scott, Donna Myers, Robert Dewees, Martha Kane, Robert Blount. ROW 3: Mr. Wells, Director; Paul O ' Neill, James Cawthon, Tommy McBride, Nancy Crockett, Brenda Brown, Thomas Armeli, Richard Gary, Sylvia Ross, Pat Tirker, Hazel Clark, Barbara Johnson, Charles Mayo, Bill Larsen, Jackie Wharton, Meg Lucy, James Hudgers, Steve Oman. ROW 4: Mike Hendrix, Richard Grice, David Holladay, Lester Brewer, Bobby Scher, John Wallace, Tommy Adair, Janet Fairfield, George Stanaway, Bill Bevers, Pat Dwyer, Jimmy Henderson, Neal Abrahamson, Liza Cox, Bobby Clayton, Paul Smeltzer. JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES Bonnie Tully, Darlene Knight, Susie Eury, Captain; JoAnn Ross, Donna Nelson. 149 MARINERS’ SIGNATURES 1962-63 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Rob Baxter, Dudley Duncan, Rick Sands, Ken Makey, David Rutledge, Bobby Meyers, Kingston Smith, Clyde Jackson, Larry Perok, Jimmy Sandahl. ROW 2: Kit O ' Mara, Jim Monahan, John O ' Hara. Woody Hitt, David Cottrell, Robbie Brown, Freddie Hitt, Walter Silvertson, Richard Gabriel, Frankie Heidt, NedStrickler. ROW 3: Jerry Allen, Mark Scanlon, Skeets Keeter, Bob Scharnus, Wain Patter- son, Joe English, Tom Kuester, Chappell Pierce, Ed Timperlake, Jimmy Colbert. ROW 4: Kenny Farino, Dwight Carter, Skipper Joyce, Gordon Ivey, Bubba Farino, Danny Smith, Ronnie Brady, Cecil Hancock, Bruce Hitt, Svein Lassen. FERGUSON . . .0 VIRGINIA BEACH. . .6 FERGUSON . . 13 HAMPTON .6 FERGUSON . . 0 NORFOLK CATH. . .0 FERGUSON . . 13 FREDERICK ACAD. 13 FERGUSON . . 6 WILSON 30 FERGUSON . . 6 NEWPORT NEWS . . 14 FERGUSON . . 19 SUFFOLK 13 FERGUSON . . 0 OSCAR SMITH . . . 28 FERGUSON . . 0 YORK 12 FERGUSON . . 12 WARWICK 6 The varsity football squad did a fine job this year considering this was Ferguson ' s first year in Group 1-A football. Ten seniors gave the team the needed punch to win three district games in addition to terrifying district leader Newport News and finishing its season in second place on the peninsula. 151 The Mariner coaches, 1-r: Wayne Begor; Head Coach; Bill Owenby, Bill Cox, William Clark. ' Skipper Joyce Quarterback Freddy Hitt Guard Mariner strives I MARI Bubba Farino Halfback 4 tJKtj Crabbers stopped short Bob Scharnus Fullback Robbie Brown Center for more yardage NERS at line of scrimmage David Cottrell Halfback Mark Scanlon End Bruce Hitt Tackle Richard Gabriel Halfback Ken Makey Guard Mariner back Danny Smith Guard Gordon Ivey Guard vades tacklers Kingston Smith End Dwight Carter Halfback Larry Perok Fullback Woody Hitt Center Jerry Allen End Jim Monahan Halfback David Rutledge Halfback Bobby Meyers End Managers: Carl Hornberger, Ward Cash, Jeff Garnett, Bill Sechman, Harry Cameron. I J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Dudley Duncan, Ronnie Brady, Kit O ' Mara. ROW 2: Don Hayes, Lewis Tucker, Bernard Sheetz, Larry Robenson, Steve O ' Hara, James Smith, David Sleeper, Nelson Harman, Ned Strickler. ROW 3 : Bill Davis, Bill Short, Jerry Scharnus, Bobby Farino, Mike Warren, Freddie Allen, Mike Taylor, James Thurtell, Keith Fuhrmeister, Tom Harleman. ROW 4: Dave Patton, Richard Thacker, Billy Rhodes, Lewis Barber, Tony Sala, Donald Novey, Mike Viotlein, Wayne Henderson, Mike Porter, Craig Pursifull, and Jimmy Davidson. FERGUSON . . 0 HAMPTON .... . 9 FERGUSON . . 7 NEWPORT NEWS . . 27 FERGUSON . . 15 WARWICK . 14 FERGUSON . . 9 NEWPORT NEWS . . 7 FERGUSON . . 21 YORK . 6 FERGUSON . . 26 WARWICK . 6 Joe English Wain Patterson Bob Peterson Skeets Keeter Charles Smith Bubba Farino Ronnie Brady John Glazebrook Jerry Allen Bobby Myers ROW 1: Charlie Smith, Johnny Glazebrook, Tony Zumar, Bob Peterson, John Atwood, Joe English. ROW 2: Bill Owenby; Head Coach, Ronnie Brady, Kenny Farino, Skeets Keeter, Wain Patterson, Jerry Allen, Doug Henkel, Bobby Myers, Bubba Farino, Jimmy Fitzgerald; manager. Scores FERGUSON . 46 Warwick 72 FERGUSON . 43 Newport News . . 64 FERGUSON . 54 Hampton 70 FERGUSON . 57 Maury. 65 FERGUSON . 48 Craddock 54 FERGUSON . . 53 Deep Creek. . . . 40 FERGUSON . 27 Newport News . . 56 FERGUSON . 46 Norview 57 FERGUSON . 48 Suffolk 53 FERGUSON . . 48 Granby 69 FERGUSON . 45 Wilson 46 FERGUSON . 37 Hampton 64 FERGUSON . 42 York 38 FERGUSON . 61 Oscar Smith . . . 75 FERGUSON . 46 Churchland. . . . 72 FERGUSON . 49 Warwick 72 FERGUSON . 34 Princess Anne . . 70 FERGUSON . • 67 Great Bridge . . . 83 John Atwood it r. j John Atwood scores another basket. GO Mariners fight for the rebound. Wain Patterson shoots over the head of a Craddock defender. MARINERS! Our cheerleaders show spirit in our game with New- port News. Mariners attempt to block a Hampton shot. A zone defense keeps Warwick away from the basket. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Spencer, Curtis Willis, Bruce Hitt, Tom Moore, John Olney, Barry Rowe, Charles Brewer, David Stroyan, Tommy Wesston, Glen Greening, Frankie Heidt, Svein Lassen, Johnny English, Ed Polhamus. IN REAR: David McNamara, Coach Tyson, Lewis Tucker. EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Soefer, Charlie Correll, Gary Nachman, Lee Laughlin, Billy Briggs, Jeff Deyong. STANDING: Coach Cox, Craig Pur- sifull, Tommy Woodley, Lewis Barber, Bill Wood, Nelson Hartman, Ri- chard Wyatt. J.V. Basketball Scores FERGUSON . 56 FERGUSON . 64 FERGUSON . 25 FERGUSON . 56 FERGUSON . 55 FERGUSON . 55 FERGUSON . 37 FERGUSON . 49 FERGUSON . 45 FERGUSON . 28 FERGUSON . 25 FERGUSON . 30 FERGUSON . 32 FERGUSON . 63 FERGUSON . 41 FERGUSON . 56 FERGUSON . 22 FERGUSON . 52 Warwick . . . .55 Newport News .40 Hampton . . . .53 Maury .... .45 Craddock . . .33 Deep Creek . .32 Newport News .49 Norview . . . .45 Suffolk. . . . .26 Granby. . . . .49 Wilson .... .34 Hampton . . . .54 York .35 Oscar Smith . .25 Churchland . .48 Warwick. . . .47 Princess Anne .52 Great Bridge .59 WRESTLING TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY: SEATED: John Jachnig, Peter Nickerson, Randy Oliver. ROW 2: Charles Fit- chett, Wayne Tysinger, Rudi Hamvia, David Cottrell, David Garland, Steve Jayne, John O ' Hara, Mark Huges, Roy McPherson, Jim Cree, Bill Moss. STANDING: VARSITY: Wayne Begor, Coach; Bobby Farino, Danny Smith, Ben Betts, Freddy Hitt, Herb Soles, Larry Perok, Bennie Ellis, Carson Wiede- man, Lee Hauser, Dwight Carter, Buddy Godfrey, Roy Carrithers. The 1963 Wrestling Team had one of the best seasons of any team this year. The Mariner Matmen won five, lost six and tied Warwick in a fine match with the Farmers. In the Eastern District Wrestling Tourna- ment, Ferguson finished seventh; a fine showing for a school with only two years ex- perience. Five grapplers placed in the top six of their respective weight classes, thus making them eligible to represent Ferguson in the State Wrestling Tournament held in Arlington, Virginia. With only three seniors graduating the wrestling team has much to look forward to in the coming season. SCORES FERGUSON. 5 FERGUSON. 15 FERGUSON.il FERGUSON. 38 FERGUSON. 16 FERGUSON. 8 FERGUSON. 31 FERGUSON. 39 FERGUSON. 37 FERGUSON. 20 FERGUSON. 25 FERGUSON. 22 Granby .... 47 Norview. ... 33 Wilson .... 35 York 8 Maury 21 Princess Anne. 43 Norfolk Acad. .21 Va. Beach. . . 9 Oscar Smith . 11 Great Bridge . 24 Cradock. ... 19 Warwick ... 22 165 ROW 1: Kenny Spencer, Bill Shiver, Tommy Caldrone, Ed White, David Bethea, Sandy Wilson. ROW 2: Mr. Prunty, Coach; James Culliton, Kenny Simmons, Dick Allerton, David Smith, George Hatchell, Lynn Clark, Bill Mclntire. TENNIS AND GOLF TEAMS ROW 1: Paul Taylor, Lee Rawls, John Paulson, Tom Rawls, David Epley. ROW 2: Wayne Begor; Coach, Bobby Powers, G. A. Goddin, C. W. Hornsby, Brooke Carter, Rusty Bryant, Rick Epley. ROW 1: Jim Clark, Richard Gabriel, Kenny Harper, John Manley, Richard Onash, Harry Cameron, Dickie Conway, David McNamara. ROW 2: Jerry Morgan, George Walls, Neil Shawen, Doug Henkle, John Atwood, Bob Peterson. ROW 3: David Rutledge, Randy Moore, Jerry Hudson , Bobby Tolbert, Bill Jewell, Bobby Meyers, Tom Kuester, Jerry Allen, Kingston Smith, Dwight Carter, Danny Smith. TRACK TEAM Coach Clark talks with captains David Rutledge, Kingston Smith and Neil Shawen. Due to deadlines which must be met before spring sports begin, the 1963 Track, Baseball, Golf and Tennis Teams cannot be pictured. So that no sports will be left out, we have pictured the 1962 teams as a substitute. Baseball Team ROW 1: Ward Cash, David Sheffield, Joe Dempsey. ROW 2: Randy Pulley, Ramon Santiago, Ronnie Brady, David Cottrell, Mike Scanlon, Mike Smith. ROW 3: Freddy Allen, Bernard Sheetz, Kenny Far- ino, BubbaFarino, Lawrence Coppari, Glen Greening, Jamie Rodriguz. ROW 4: Butch Violette, Mitch Hollingsworth, Skeets Keeter. BASEBALL TEAM Varsity Coaches Harold Butler and Bill Cox. - ' 8a 168 L-R: Karen Krause, Sandra Lake, Susan Cutler, Pam Woltz, Martha Smith, Jane Ayers, Captain; Barbara Hoffman, Susan Fowler, Cindy Rowe, Travis Taylor. J. V. CHEERLEADERS .•V ' Leslee Lustig, Linda Lacy, Shirley Camden, Gerry Burks, Dorothy Correll, Captain; Lane Robeson, Linda Giles, Sandy Smith, Vicki Ballou. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS z 1 . Z ' Hot Water — Cold Water — Warm Water Steam, All for Ferguson stand up and SCREAM! ! ! The above is just one of the many lively cheers led by the 1962-63 Ferguson Cheerleaders. From the many gyms and fields we traveled to during the year the spirit of our students could be heard with our cheers. Our nine varsity cheer- leaders and ten J.V. cheerleaders did much in helping our teams to win many victories during the year. 171 PHYSICAL EDUCATION A Gymnasts Now, Ref. ! I VITAL PART OF FERGUSON What do you see down there? Student Assistants See our poise ? To the MUSIC, girls! Where? I ' m stuck! Wow, two feet! Should I aim at the big one or the little one ? Let ' s quit at deuce ! — GIRLS’ RECREATION Basketball G.R.A. Officers SEATED: Connie Bunn, Vice President; Sally Marion, President; Susan Jones, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Janice Craig, Susan Edge, Nancy Powers, Elizabeth Walker, Flo Bleakley. Volleyball ASSOCIATION HOCKEY MEMBERS OF THE TIDEWATER VIRGINIA FIELD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Pat Morrison, Mary Graves, Flo Bleakley STANDING: Mrs. Vivien Neale, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Tom Brogan, Shirley Camden, Bobby Reynolds, Colgate Jones, Lynn Terry, Lynn Sokol, Linda Parrino, Donna Crenshaw. SECOND ROW: Sue Rezarch, Gary Duncan, Carson Wiedeman, Nancy Geragi, Connie Perkins, Bonnie Dunston, Marie Fox, Ronnie Tilley. THIRD ROW: Pat Crawford, Kathy Davis, Rick Sands, Barbara Beverage, Georgette Knight, Becky Pritchard, Betty Coberly. The 1 963 Mariner Staff This is THE MARINER! Putting together a yearbook is a brain- racking task, but the finished product brings a great deal of satisfaction to those who have helped to assemble it. Besides daily meetings during fourth period, the staff spent many hours selling ads, taking snapshots, and organizing students for group pictures. The Mariner made several strides in the way of new ideas, as can be seen by the blue and white cover honoring our first graduating class, more sections and pages, and a dual dedication. This is your history book of Ferguson High School, 1962-63. Treasure it with fond memories ! 178 Always working. This is only a small word of appreciation given to Mrs. Viven Neale by the yearbook staff. As our new advisor, Mrs. Neale has well accepted the respon- sibility that goes with laying out THE MARINER. Each of us wishes to ex- press our appreciation for her as ' - sistance, guidance, thought and pa- tience. Mrs. Vivien Neale LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Crenshaw, Sue Rezarch, Gary Duncan, Carson Wiedeman Experience is the key word to the success of a yearbook. Carson Wie- deman, editor-in-chief, was editor of his high school newspaper in Dayton, Ohio. Sue Rezarch, assistant editor, is new to the yearbook trade but has worked faithfully to give Ferguson students a better annual. Gary Dun- can, managing editor and business manager, was the first editor of THE MARINER. Donna Crenshaw, as- sistant business manager and adver- tising editor, was last year ' s picture editor. Your editors hope their work meets with your approval. Identification of individual pic- tures was the biggest headache the staff faced. The staff searched constantly for new ideas and sought originality in an effort to imnrove the 1963 MARINKR. 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