Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1964 volume:

The 1964 Sutlders resented by The Senior Class of Jarratt Sligh School Jarratt, Virginia Crrors, like straws, upon the surface flow; Sle who would search for pearls must dive below. Judy Hall Ann Lyzotte Suzanne Owen Mrs. Saunders Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Faculty Advisor Education means training people into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls, It is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all--by example. John Ruskin We the Senior Class of 1964 with gratitude and appreciation do lovingly dedicate this the 27th edition of THE BUILDERS to Willie Griffin Jenkins who has challenged each of her students through the fine Christian example she has set before them. We will always re- member the cheerfulness that surrounded our year with her and be indebted to her for showing us the joys of education, ‘Admintstration SUSSEX COUNT Y SCHOOL BOARD SEATED, left to right: R.H. Stephenson, Jr., Chairman, Mrs. Marvin L, Gray; STANDING: R.M. Temple, T.G. Cox, E.T. Gray. NOT PICTURED: J.G. Mayes, Jr. HUGH P, NOLEN W. J. MAYES, JR, Superintendent of Schools Director of Instruction FAK SEMONES JAMES C, KIMBERLIN Principal Social Studies GARNETT I, DAWSON AGNES C, HOLLOWAY HAZEL H, LEONARD French Librarian Science DOROTHY B, RICKETTS MARY G, RIDEOUT LUCY H, SAUNDERS English Commercial Mathematics Facult VIRGINIA N, ROSE WILLIE G, JENKINS Music Seventh Grade MABEL B, REDMAN JEAN H,. GRIZZARD LOUISE H, GRANT Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade MARY M, JONES KATHLEEN S, HARRISON VIRGINIA H, WILLIAMS Third Grade Second Grade First Grade Me YW : “Oy, ‘President, Tommy Parker (Not Pictured), Vice- ratt; aes Joan aos President, Mewin You can tell a t hresls man By b his silly, eager look. : s President, Connie Hall; Vice-President, Curtis Owen; Secretary, Patricia Fannon; Treasurer, Gil Mattox; Reporter, Jean Pennington, You can tell a sophomore Che he carries one less book. President, Ann Lyzotte; Vice-President, Donnie Harrell; Secretary, Frances Harrell; Treasurer, ee r—O NG, You can tell a senior . eo ul es as ell eS ee Ne CNLOLS WILLIAM MARSHALL BALLANCE MARGARET MARIE BOTTOMS They are never alone that are accompanied Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. with noble thoughts. RUSSELL LOUIS BRILEY LARRY DEAN CRAFT “He who strives succeeds sooner or later. Friends I have both old and young, A true friend is forever a friend. SS CNLOLS SANDRA LEIGH GEPHART JUDITH ANN HALL She is not made to be the admiration of all, The great pleasure in life is doing what peo- but the happiness of one. ple say you cannot do, MARY ELIZABETH HARRELL RALPH THOMAS HARRIS A woman's heart, like the moon, is always I hate nobody; changing, but there is always a man in it. I am at charity with the world. oS CROPS JAMES AUBREY HARRISON KARL GRANVILLE HORNER, JR. A light heart lives long. The wheel that squeaks the loudest gets the most grease, RALPH TYRONE MILLER DAPHNE BARRETT OWEN T am what I am.” Happiness and virtue rest upon each other, the best are not only the happiest, but the happiest are usually the best. Senrors SUZANNE CAROL OWEN BEVERLY ANNE PARKER Mirth on her lips, and soul within her eyes. I will study and get ready, and perhaps my Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies, chance will come. CLIFFORD WINFORD RICHARDSON, JR. CHARLES LESTER RICKETTS, JR. “A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, and Never put off until tomorrow what you can confident tomorrows, do the day after tomorrow just as well. Sensors THELMA JEAN RIDEOUT. LORENE MASON WILKINSON A little nonsense now and then is relished Silence sweeter, is than speech.” by the wisest men, LT G Ya 77 77 WZ JEAN FAYE WILLIAMS DEANNA HARRELL WILLIS There is no wisdom like frankness, Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you,” 12 Sentor Ofatistics WILLIAM MARSHALL BALLANCE Annual Staff, assistant business manager 5; Basket- ball 3,4,5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Beta Club 3,4; Class treasurer 1, vice-president 5; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; French Club 4,5; Forensics 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; S.C.A, treasurer 2, presi- dent 5, district representative 5; Representative to Boy's State, MARGARET MARIE BOTTOMS Annual Staff, girls sport's editor 5; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4,5, co-captain 5; class reporter 2; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Science Club 3; S.C.A, class representa- tive 4, RUSSELL LOUIS BRILEY, JR. Annual Staff, circulation 5; Baseball 2,3; Dramatics 5; FFA 2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1. LARRY DEAN CRAFT Annual Staff, circulation 5; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1,2; French Club 4; Science Club 3. SANDRA LEIGH GEPHART Annual Staff, circulation 5; Dramatics 5; Forensics Club 3,4,5; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 2; Science Clubss JUDITH ANN HALL Annual Staff, assistant editor 4, girl's sports editor 4, editor 5; Beta Club 3,5; Basketball 2, 3,4,5, district all-star 4; Class reporter 1, president 3,4; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Forensics 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,4,5; Virginia Music Camp Scholarship 4; Science Club 8; Softball 3,4,5; S.C.A, vice- presi- dent 4; Library Club 5; Representative to Girl's State. MARY ELIZABETH HARRELL Annual Staff, circulation 5; Dramatics 5; Forensics 3,4,5; 4-H Club 2,3; Science Club 2, RALPH THOMAS HARRIS Annual Staff, circulation 5; Baseball 2,5; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1,2; Science Club 3, JAMES AUBREY HARRISON Annual Staff, elementary editor 5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; Basketball 4,5, co-captain 5; class president 5; Dra- matics 5; 4-H Club 1,2; Science Club 3; S.C.A, re- porter 2, KARL GRANVILLE HORNER, JR. Annual Staff, high school editor 5; Baseball 4; Dra- matics 5; Glee Club 2,3,4,5, president 4, RALPH TYRONE MILLER Annual Staff, art editor 5; Dramatics 5; Class report- er 5; 4-H Club 1; French Club 3, Science Club 3. DAPHNE BARRETT OWEN Annual Staff, elementary editor 5; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4,5; Beta Club 3,4,5, vice-president 4, president 5; class secretary 1, treasurer 2; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Forensics 2,3; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4,5; Virginia Music Camp Scholarship 2, secre- tary 4; Library Club 5; Science Club 3; S.C.A, treas- urer 2, class representative 5; Softball 3,4,5. SUZANNE CAROL OWEN Annual Staff, business manager 5; Beta Club 5; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5, co-head cheerleader 4, 0; Class president 1,2, treasurer 3, secretary 4; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Forensics 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 5; Library Club 2,3, 5; Science Club 3; S.C.A, reporter 2, BEVERLY ANNE PARKER Annual Staff, feature editor 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5, co-captain 4,5, district all-star 4, District C out- standing player 4; Class vice-president 1,2, secre- tary 3, treasurer 4,5; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Forensics 3; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 5; Science Club 3, S.C,A, treasurer 5; Softball 2,3,4,5. CLIFFORD WINFORD RICHARDSON, JR. Annual Staff, boy's sports editor 5; Baseball 2,3; Bas- ketball 2,3,4,5; Dramatics 5; Glee Club 1; Science Club 3, CHARLES LESTER RICKETTS, JR. Baseball 4; 4-H Club 2; Annual Staff 5; Science Club 4, Dramatics 5. THELMA JEAN RIDEOUT Annual Staff, high school editor 5; Class treasurer 1, secretary 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5, co-captain 5, dis- trict all-star 3,4; Dramatics 5; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 5; Science Club 3; Softball 2,3,4,5. LORENE MASON WILKINSON Annual Staff, girl's sports editor 5; Dramatics 5; Class secretary 5; Glee Club 2; Science Club 3; Softball 2, oro JEAN FAYE WILLIAMS Annual Staff, photography 5; Cheerleader 2,3,4,5, co- head cheerleader 4,5; Dramatics 5; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 2,3,4,5, Vice-president 4; Science Club 3; Soft- ball 4, DEANNA HARRELL WILLIS Annual Staff, photography 5; Cheerleader 2; Basket- ball, manager 5; Dramatics 5; FHA 2; Library Club 1,2,3,4,5; Science Club 38; Softball 2. af UNRLOLS Freddy Briley Joan Edwards Joan Hall Donnie Harrell Frances Harrell Tommy Horne Lawrence Jarratt Boots Winfield Ann Woodruff iS: Frankie Pennington Irene Zimmerman Sophomores Richard Bria Chipper Brown Alfred Coleman Allan Conwell Mary Frances Craft Meade Fuller Joan Harris Melvin Jarratt John Wayne O'Berry Tommy Parker Ronnie Richardson Linda Williams Onnie Woodruff Jerry Brown Claude Dancy Patricia Fannon Connie Hall Gil Mattox Curtis Owen Kenneth Palmer Patsy Parker Jean Pennington Judy Riggan Brenda Velvin 2 Tommy Babb Connie Edwards Sondra Ezelle Gayle Harrell Mike Harrell Leland Ozmar Billy Spiers Gene Story Becky Williams President, Becky Williams; Vice-President, Mike Harrell; Secretary, Gayle Paige Har- NOT PICTURED: Pete Gordon rell, Treasurer, Pete Gordon. Wayne Velicky A child, entering elementary school for the first time, finds that a new world has been opened to him and all his friends. Through these seven years, he obtains new ideas, develops new hobbies and interests, and increases his knowledge. As he progresses, he and his parents save papers, drawings, and handicraft as a record of his achievement as well as for sentimental reasons. In one such collection, we found a book of poems, written and compiled by the fifth grade of Jarratt High School in the school year 1956-57. The completed work was entitled “Our Poems” and each selection from it, presented here, was written by a senior of 1964. These gems of literature are written here exactly as they were written in the book, errors included. JYHE OUTDOORS The trees and bushes all so green, They looked to me like a fairy’s queen, The ground so soft and brown, You'll never guess what I found, I found a little red bird, But not a word was heard, We decided we would look, So all we saw we put in a book, _ We came back and read and read _ Till we had to go the teacher said. Daphne Owen THE DUCK POEM A duck dresses like a boy He warbles a he walks For he logss and logs When a duck swims He swims in the dim He warbles in the stream Singing to him When a duck quacks He seems to state facts He lives in a pool But doesn't go to school. Here come the train With big bump and bang Here come a plane That hasn't gone on land Here come a car That go fast and far Mary Gold was a happy old soul Who had a lot of gold She put some coal in a hole And watched it turn to gold. Ralph Harris OUR UNITED STATES Our Untied States is big and round, With big states and little towns, 7 With waters on each side, _ Oh, our U.S, is so wide, _ There are a few big towns, Scattered here and there, And big lakes everywhere, — _ Everyone loves our country great, With big towns and little gates, With boys and girls and parents fine, With ee apples of all kinds. _ Ballance JHE JAMESTOWN FESTIVAL The Jamestown Festival of '57 _ Opens every morning about eleven, There you'll see the fort restored _ Even the very same kind of board, You'll see a statue of Captain John Smith __ And Pocahontas the lively young Miss, Three you see the ships numbered three That once from England did flee. You'll see Queen Elizabeth there in September With jewels and furs that shine like embers. — Suzanne Owen i thought 1 saw a bogger man, _ But it was a pile of sand, 7 thought I saw the White House, © But it was a fat mouse, I thought I saw a bucket of tar, _ But it was only a honey jar. Aubrey Harrison GOOD HABITS _ If you keep yourself neat and clean You will be proud to be seen Brush your teeth nice and white They will shine like day light. ‘Scrub your body ‘til its red, Then you will be ready for bed. Marie ‘Bovomus Clifford Richardson : AT THE FARM Look my friend! Look real hard. _ Thats not a baby, thats a hog. Over in a fence theres a baby colt. _ Now look that, he is trying to eat a bolt. Over in fence far, far away Here comes old farmer Gray. With his daughter Clementine. I with that old mule was mine. To ride to town and all those things And a horse and calf that could 4 — Jean Rideout ABE LINCOLN Abe Lincoln never traveled the sea, He was taller than you or me, He always said “Let everything be, Honest, brave we did see, He made people happy as could be, tothe White House went he, Good a president went to be, Beverly Ann Parker BOYS. During the summer all the children quit All there work in the classes and give mother a fit. _ Johnny climbed an apple tree an tore his pants. Little brother Bill filled the sugar bowl with ants, Tommy put a frog in his little sisters bed. Jack poisoned the cat, next morning it was dead, _ . Judy” Hall Clementar 7 Seventh Grade Dale Barnes Wallace Brown Billy Edwards Betty Harrell Carlton Harrell Peggy Jarratt H. K. Mangum Timothy Mattox Martin Mozingo Joey Parker Wilbert Parker Joyce Richardson Wade Rowland Tony Tedesco Alma Webb Bernice Williams W. H. Williams Nicholas Wolosuk 20 Sixth Grade Tommy Barnes Cheryl Dale Aubrey Dancy Nancy Ezelle Nayne Gillam Melvina Johnson Harvey Joyner Sammy Owen Foy Ozmar Charles Parker CO « = Bonnie Parker Sara Pennington Sylvia Pennington Billy Powell Marilyn Riggan Mary Paige Temple Fife Grane CO ec” eS Bob Allen Kenny Brown Sherry Brown Susan Creasy Randall Edwards Linwood Gregory Cathy Hall Sandy Harrell Kay Jarratt Mike Palmer Tommy Parson Ricky Rush Louise Simmons Dale Spiers Arlene Velvin Fourth Grade ee a Josephine Creath Jane Edwards Jean Edwards Terri Lynn Edwards Dianne Gillam Beverly Gordon Phillip Gordon Becky Harrell Michael Horne William Mayes Billy Nunnally AML. Betty Williams Gloria Jean Wolosuk Deborah Woodruff Judy Woodruff Third Grade i Billy Barnes Diane Barnes David Conwell David Creath Marsha Doyle Gene Ferguson Shirley Gregory Jean Harrell Lynn Harrell Patsy Harrell Steve Harrell Calvin Joyner Charles Leonard Elaine Mangum Andy Parson Susan Rush Debra Spain Michael Swaggerty Dennis Woodruff 24 Second Grade Wanda Sue Craft Susan Edwards Bobby Featherstun Pamela Grizzard Ann King June Parker Nancy Parker Marjorie Starke Becky Thomas William Woodruff 25 L’a0C Sandra Barnes Garland Creasy Curtis Gillam Samuel Gordon Carlton Smith Billy Swaggerty Diane Woodruff Tommy Wolosuk 26 x ss We We © onquered | Features Last OM and Sestament We, the Seniors of Jarratt High School, being of sound mind and happy heart, do hereby bequeath the follow- ing things to the Juniors of 1964, and to the faculty. To Freddy Briley we leave a lifetime membership on the Parker Pen Company Official Board and 5 little future basketball stars like their father. To Joan Edwards we leave the power to create lots of noise next year at basketball games. To Joan Hall we leave a boy who looks like Napoleon and permission not to have to wear her glasses, To Donnie Harrell we leave an acclaimed audience to view his compositions on Broadway and Carnegie Hall. To Frances Harrell we leave a golden castle in which to live happily ever after with her Sir Richard , To Tommy Horne we leave the hope of Field -ing a Win -ning team next year and a pair of Boots to keep his feel warm on the bus rides. To Lawrence Jarratt we leave a 1967 Super-Sport Dragster with which to burn the tracks at Daytona. To Ann Lyzotte we leave a year's supply of gasoline for George and the hope of landing a lucky passenger soon. To Charles Lee O'Berry we leave the position of chairman of Berry, Inc., makers of huckleberry and blueberry jelly. To Frankie Pennington we leave Full -er time with which to study and dream of the days ahead as an “aide ™ to General Hugh . To Boots Winfield we leave a set of Hornes to play when Tommy is not around. To Ann Woodruff we leave the wish that all her dreams will come true with her beau . To Irene Zimmerman we leave a place on first team next year to help replace the winning team we had this year. To Mr. Semones we leave the honor of having us as the first senior class over which he was principal at Jarratt High School. To Mr. Kimberlin we leave complete control over TVA, To Mrs, Ricketts we leave our appreciation for helping us with our senior play and lots of luck with next year's basketball team. To Mrs, Holloway we leave permission to look behind the Scroll of Honor and make our secret known to the world. To Mrs, Saunders we leave our thanks for helping us with our edition of THE BUILDERS and permission to show off her new typing skills whenever she has a chance. To Mrs, Leonard we leave a compact do-it-yourself Junior=Senior Prom, that will satisfy every member of her next Junior Class. To Miss Rideout we leave a supply of typewriter ribbons so she can see what her students are typing. To Mrs, Rose we leave a glee club full of joyful, singing seniors. To Miss Dawson we leave two tickets to France to use for her honeymoon, To Mrs, Barnes we leave one left-over, 1962-63, fifth period, study hall. To Mrs, Bach and Mrs, Richardson we leave our gratitude for even trying to please. 28 Class Yrophecy This morning as I sat down to read the newspaper, I had to look twice. Before me, I held in my hands a newspaper of the future. The lead story was headlined Beverly Parker, World's Greatest Woman Athlete, Gives Birth to Sex- tuplets. Beverly always said she wanted six children but, I didn't know she meant all at once. What a coincidence! The attending physician was Dr. Daphne Owen. She’s soared to great heights since her days at good ole J.H.S. Beverly's first visitor was Judy Hall who flew in from Cape Kennedy where she holds the position of chief mathematician of the United States space program. Jean Rideout flew up from Florida to visit and invited the mother and children to Florida where everything's SONNY . Marie Bottoms sent a wire of congratulations, We understand that she is rather busy in her job as secretary to Virginia's present governor. The only one of Beverly's friends who wasn't heard from was Suzanne Owen. She is with her husband who is somewhere overseas. In the next article, I read about a promising young dentist, William Ballance, who had just opened his office in Jarratt. Next, in the business section, I saw that Clifford Richardson, famous for his dealings in oil, had bought up the SKIPPY Peanut Butter Company on the side. Then, an article announcing a rock and roll show in Richmond caught my eye. I noticed that Sonny Horner would be among the stars, He became famous when he brought back that all-time favorite JEANNIE With the Light Brown Hair,” One of the letters to the editor was written by Aubrey Harrison, Believe it or not, in the family tra- dition, Aubrey has become a teacher. Do you remember the quiet boy in the Class of ‘64, Ralph Harris? As I glanced through the book review section, I saw that his book, How to Succeed Without Ever Really Talking, is now number one on the best seller list. Louis Briley, who used to drive a school bus at JHS, now owns a bus company with which he can HALL many people. Jarratt has now become such a prospering community that new housing developments are springing up everywhere, The next article featured the first three families to occupy these modern homes: Mary Elizabeth and David Zimmerman, Sandra and Wayne Harris, and Lorene and Melvin Harrell, Another bit of Jarratt news I read was that the famous nurse, Deanna Willis, has come to Jarratt to head up a Red Cross drive. On the sports page, I found that Charles Ricketts has just won the Indianapolis 500--on his motor- cycle no less! Jeanne Williams was pictured peering over stacks of fan mail. She is now secretary to a famous movie star, Next, on the society page, I saw that well-known playboy, Larry Craft, surrounded by several beauti- ful girls, Larry got his start at Weldon Mills and now owns several such companies. Finally, I reached the comic section and was surprised to find a new addition, drawn by none other than Ralph Miller. 29 Who’s Who BEST PERSONALITY BIGGEST FLIRTS Jean Rideout Mary Elizabeth Harrell Billy Ballance Louis Briley GUEST MOST ATHLETIC Jean Rideout Beverly Parker Sonny Horner Clifford Richardson MOST COURTEOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marie Bottoms Judy Hall Billy Ballance 30 Billy Ballance Wéo’s Who oC “ MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST POPULAR Jean Rideout Jean Rideout Ralph Miller Sonny Horner y CO EO TIT TI MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALENTED Suzanne Owen Daphne Owen Billy Ballance Sonny Horner NEATEST QUIETEST Suzanne Owen Lorene Wilkinson Sonny Horner 31 Ralph Harris When We Were Young... ubrey Harrison Marie Bottoms he oa J, 7 Ys Y oN Mae Ralph Miller ‘ Sonny Horner 32 Ralph Harris Beverly Parker Charles Ricketts hows. aormronnion. Suzanne Owen . (ar Yo Ung 7) IOs grila 4 Io Oha GEOG Cue, Ee SES AP cemembiebronscononcnneer : TRE ELEVENTH Mitt Reo Virginia poe CE Se oo tive Sectesary High School Forum in Richrnond with the assistance of The Student Cooperative Association of Virginia and the Richmond Public Schools featuring be 6 MES gos S AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE EXCHANGE STUDENTS ATTENDING VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOLS 6 AS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Richmond, Virginia ‘es BS Februcry 23, 1963, 10:30 A. M.- 12:36 P.M, Oe WIG. Cg epee outstanding per : SEATED, clockwise, are: Marie Bottoms, Jean Rideout, Beverly Parker, Judy Hall, Mrs, Saunders, Ann Lyzotte, Suzanne Owen, Billy Ballance, Daphne Owen. STANDING, left to right are: Ralph Harris, Clifford Richardson, Aubrey Harrison, Larry Craft, Sonny Horner, Ralph Miller, Lorene Wilkinson, Sandra Gephart, Lewis Briley, Deanna Willis, Mary Elizabeth Harrell, and Jean Faye Williams, Editor=in=Ghiet . en. as ASSISTANCE IBGHIO® 5 6 5 4 5 6 Business Manager ..... Assistant Business Manager High School Editors. ... Elementary Editors Feature Editor. -. Girls’ Sports Editors Boys’ Sports Editors Photography. . Art Editor... Circulation .. Faculty Advisor Annual Staff Re evokes UCV arial Gis aleods aE ZOLLe . ouzanne Owen ws wiles billy Ballanes 50 6 0 6 6 USD Raeomtr Sonny Horner Jes ete ebapune- Owen Aubrey Harrison o oho 00) DEVEL: Parker 5 6 6 6 o IMBIHIS Iskoniierens Lorene Wilkinson . . . Clifford Richardson Lewis Briley . . Jean Faye Williams Deanna Willis States eee Rel pus inier cous Onstcn ett allyee tars Sandra Gephart Mary Elizabeth Harrell Ralph Harris . Mrs, Lucy H. Saunders A Ses The staff is selected by the editor-in-chief and is approved by the faculty advisor, who helps each member when problems arise. The president of the Junior Class serves as assistant editor and auto- matically becomes editor- in-chief in her senior year. All positions on the staff of THE BUILDERS, except one, are filled by mem- bers of the Senior Class. This year, every senior is a member of the annual staff. Ce ee SEATED, clockwise, are: Freddy Briley, Donnie Harrell, Mrs. Ricketts, Clifford Richardson, Ann Lyzotte, Joan Hall, Miss Rideout, Boots Winfield, Frankie Pennington. STANDING, left to right, are: Ann Woodruff, Frances Harrell, Richard Bria, Charles Lee O'Berry, Ralph Harris, Melvin Jarratt, Meade Fuller, Lawrence Jarratt, Tommy Horne, Irene Zimmerman, Chipper Brown, Deanna Willis, Mary Frances Craft, and Joan Edwards, Aces Ado Editors IM=C ie! fewer. ses tte anion te ey Otte ATUECILON. Meus scene fe egos er ene OGW mark Make-up Editors sachs. eerie OOS TINIE LC PEenURe INGO, 5 5 5 6 6 oo Oo 6 GHROMOES IoemRelll! Social Editor 2 nas 9s). Frankie Pennington POORER 4 6 6 4 6 6 6 6 0 0-0 6 6 DOM Ileimelll! IMIEXOMNIAINCS 5 5 4 56 6 6 6 0 6 5 oliinonG IRicmamakem Business Advisor ....... . Miss Mary Rideout SPONSOL . si) «se elses MIS Dorothy Ricketts A complete reorganization of our newspaper in 1963-64 has produced a new name, ACES ADO, to replace the old one, JARRATT HI NEWS AND VIEWS, In order to pro- mote more journalistic training, a new staff has recently been organized. The work of the newspaper is no longer done as the project of a single class, but is handled by an honorary staff, composed of students from the entire school, Greater concentration is being placed on quality and accurate reporting of news and interviews, Pictured above is.the original staff and listed are the members of the original executive staff, Miss Jarratt Stigh School 1963 Jean Rideout first runner-up Boots Winfield second runner-up 39 The officers of the Beta Club are: Presidente... Daphne Owen Vice-President. . . . Joan Hall Secretary. .Frankie Pennington Treasurer. .. . Donnie Harrell The Beta Club is under the leadership of Miss Mary Ride- out. Pictured above in the Beta emblem are: left to right; Daphne Owen, Joan Hall, Frankie Pennington, Donnie Harrell, Frances Harrell, Su- zanne Owen, Judy Hall and Miss Mary Rideout. Delta Olah The Beta Club is a non- secret leadership service or- ganization for high school students maintaining at least a B average in every class, The club began this year with four members and initi- ated three this fall; Suzanne Owen, Judy Hall and Frances Harrell. The main project of the Beta Club this year was an installation service,given for S.C.A., during which the new rats were tapped. Several members and the sponsor attended the State Beta Club Convention held in Roanoke in the spring. Mrs. Hazel Leonard is the sponsor of the high school S.C.A. The officers are: Billy Ballance, President; Ann Ly- zotte, Vice-President; (STANDING) Joan Harris, Reporter; Beverly Parker, Treasurer; and Frances Harrell, Sec- retary. Stigh School Y GA The Student Cooperative Association of Jarratt High School, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Leonard, meets once each month in the high school auditorium. The goals of the S.C.A. for this year are to work toward better understanding bet- ween students and faculty, to send one student to the State or National Conventions, to send all the officers to district meetings and workshops, to publish a handbook which was compiled last year and to sponsor one social activity for its members during the year. In addition to this, during basketball season, all pep rallies are sponsored by the S.CcA. Clem entary ie 74 The main project of the Elementary Student Cooperative Association, this year, has been the promotion of the work of the Safety Patrol. In addition to this, the SCA has stressed citizenship, the improvement of manners and courtesy, learning the objec- tives and aims of the organization, reading and the study of the Fine Arts, The annual March of Dimes drive was conducted by the Welfare Committee. After a period of active campaigning for the offices of the SCA, a candlelight in- stallation service was held for the newly elected officers to end a successful year of Elementary SCA work, Mrs, Mabel Redman is sponsor of the elementary S.C.A. The officers pictured below are: FIRST ROW, Joey Par- ker, Secretary; Sammy Owen, President; Tommy Barnes, Vice-President; SECOND ROW, Debby Leonard, fourth grade room representative; Cathy Hall, fifth grade room representative; Sylvia Pennington, Librarian; Billy Powell, Sergeant-at-Arms; Betty Harrell, seventh grade room representative; Cheryl Dale, sixth grade room representative; Mrs. Redman; Alma Webb, Reporter; and Carlton Harrell, Treasurer. ah PF vie Members are, left to right, FRONT ROW: Curtis Owen, Frankie Pennington, Joan Hall; SECOND ROW, Judy Hall, Mary Elizabeth Harrell, Joan Edwards, Suzanne Owen, Irene Zimmerman, Deanna Willis, Mary Frances Craft, Ann Lyzotte. and Daphne Owen. Library Club Presidents .). . . +... - « Daphne Owen paces Uiesidenty .) 5.1.4... � Curtis Owen Secretary ........ . Suzanne Owen Due to the fact that Mrs, Holloway travels between Stony Creek and Jarratt, spending only the morning with us, it has become necessary to have student helpers in the library. The Library Club has been organized to assist Mrs. Holloway and to take charge during her absence. The student helpers also learn the different phases and skills of library work during the school year, Mrs. Agnes Holloway Sponsor Glee Club The Jarratt High School Glee Club is under the direction of Mrs, Virginia N, Rose, Practice sessions for the girls are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays; the boys practice on Mondays and Wednesdays. Both groups practice together on Fridays. In March, the club attended the Sussex County Choral Clinic, held at Stony Creek High School. After two days of practicing together, the four glee clubs in the county showed their achievements at the concert given on Sunday, The combined choral group was under the direction of Dr, Bernard W. Busse, Associate Professor of Music of the University of Virginia, Two members, Judy Hall and Bobby Powell, were chosen to attend the Virginia Music Camp last summer, Members pictured above, left to right, FRONT ROW, are: Judy Hall, Connie Hall, Frankie Pennington, Jean Pennington, Suzanne Owen, Joan Harris, Sondra Ezelle, Jean Rideout, Beverly Parker, Joyce Hall, Brenda Velvin, Linda Williams, Judy Riggan, Daph- ne Owen, Connie Edwards, Becky Williams, Patricia Fannon, Jean Faye Williams, Joan Hall; SECOND ROW: Jerry Brown, Curtis Owen, Claude Dancy, Meade Fuller, Donnie Harrell, Gil Mattox, Freddy Briley, Billy Ballance, Sonny Horner, Leland Ozmar, Tommy Babb, Gene Story, Mike Harrell, and Billy Spiers, Mrs, Virginia N. Rose Director 44 Mrs, Rose accompanies us in practice sessions, Donnie Harrell accompanies us when we sing for programs. OFFICERS DECSIGENU SUyeietetale! sells sic ce sisrere e SONY LOlner Wice=President eisrersn. + eles oteteie's 6 reddy Dilley Secretary .....6se-e-+---... Frankie Pennington MREASULCIA Ne eicistetelelele siete alee s JCal Pennington NERO Boy eas 6 oe ed oi Golyemcececs MUCHAS ENE Hibrarlansy srs ssc 6.2 stele eye JOAN Faye. Williams Daphne Owen YO ime Last year, Mrs. Rose started working with a sextet chosen from the Glee Club, The members are: SEATED, Judy Hall and Daph- ne Owen; STANDING, Joan Harris, Patricia Fannon, Joan Hall and Connie Hall, What luck! A four-leaf clover YW iss Miss Rideout thinks she s Like it? We're simply crazy Humpty-Dumpty. about it. I regret that I have but one life to give for Candid Camera! You're my school, kidding. Is that what they do for recreation in Tennessee? See! We were smiling even before we won the tournament -notas happy, maybe, but smiling. 7 This year’s juniors at last year's picnic 4 Do you think we ought to freeze the ball? They told us then that she would grow out of it. BOS ich : TSarralt | Jarratt High School, Jarratt High School, we are pledged to thee, Pledged to keep thy name forever sacred in the hearts of we _Who pass between thy stately doors and climb thy a stairs, Yes, we are pledged for Jarratt High is ours, Ours to proudly represent with honor and fair play, Showing others that we really, truly mean it when we say that We are proud of Jarratt High, so proud that we could bust, We're proud of Jarratt, make her proud of us, Girls’ Dasketball The Jarratt girls started out this year with a high goal; they were determined to retain the coveted championship that they had fought so hard to win last year. The enthusiasm of their new coach, Mrs, Dorothy Ricketts, made the girls want the honor even more, With a new coach and a high goal to guide them, the girls once more brought to Jarratt High School the honor of having the champion girls team of District C, During the regular season of play, the Jarratt girls won thirteen of the fourteen games that they play- ed, Their only loss was to McKenney in sudden death play-off. When the tournament began, Jarratt ranked first and was scheduled to play the fourth place team, Waverly, Jarratt's girls defeated Waverly 44 to 18 and immediately turned their thoughts toward the final game with arch rival Stony Creek, Throughout the season, Stony Creek had proved to be rough competition, but the determined Jarratt team was just too much for the Stony Creek girls. The final score found Jarratt the victor, 32 to 25, For the third consecutive year, Jarratt brought home the girls trophy. Four of Jarratt’s players were chosen for the District All-Star Team: Marie Bottoms, Beverly Parker, Judy Hall and Jean Rideout, Marie Bottoms and Beverly Parker were also chosen for the Tournament All- Star Team, Pictured above, the team members are: KNEELING, left to right, Daphane Owen, Marie Bottoms, Beverly Parker, Jean Rideout, Mary Frances Craft, and Judy Hall; STANDING, left to right, Jean Penning- ton, Connie Edwards, Irene Zimmerman, Mrs. Ricketts, Bernice Williams, the team mascot, Sondra Ezelle, Joyce Hall, Joan Harris, and Patsy Parker. 50 Senior Guard District All-Star Tournament All-Star Senior Forward District All-Star Tournament All-Star Marie Bottoms Co-Captain Beverly Parker Co-Captain Senior P Guard District All-Star Senior Jean Rideout Forward District All-Star Judy Hall Senior Forward Daphne Owen Sophomore Guard Mary Frances Craft VAUEAtE 5 6 AGhUts «tore! sl efeueions CULE Vmctetatcnels Jarratt: eo (SOS. reverecs ajevane cu VVARerIeCId arene JALEALE sie cre SU ccteh ciate se eleters IC KCONE Year. JAIEAUL G6 OO Se aia wears) so WVAVCLEY wueegs Jarratty. cm co eset ery «ote elerempolOl ya Cree any Jarratt... oOr. smite sistance sy Anerle lds, Jalal. «2 929 oss seo0s so MCKemey. .. JATPALU. 5 omc nets ielen sisi oke si OLIL! Vaecnereneists (EIEN See OH eS A Go Goda MElhon © Jarratt, . 36 OO) i. woe sof es OLONY CLOCK yn. JAITALU creo Clee oles hensealel sik I CISCDULCY crete JATLAtt) te. ADs a see estore WAVELLY: ye as JAE Atl 30.1. (04. ie esis siere, SLOnY Creek), VaTrathows pth Ue tereteseieuatereleMmWOVCIEY tere one TOURNAMENT JATPATER ere! a el cle iavste aromsver mW AV CILYn cious JATEAtU erst 02 ae etoks tere ceterats MOLONY GICeK sr. Ie POMC x Frankie Pennington - Scorekeeper 3 NS Ze EN CU YEN: � NS Vy i Ye N V7 eS Uw JZ), V7 7 oy VY _. Lo “ys ’ Basketball It s not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. This simple sentence may not be any consolation to the members of the basketball team, but it sums up the feelings of most of their followers who rejoiced with them in their victories and shared their sorrow at losses. The boys finished the season with a record of three wins and eleven losses, This was in no way an indication of the ability, sportsmanship, or teamwork of the boys, for, in all three areas, the Jarratt Aces rated high, The first team consisted of two seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore, Each had his own special ability, so that, when they were put together, they formed a well-rounded team, Their three victories, Surry once and Stony Creek twice, were wonderful examples of all three--ability, sportsman- ship, and teamwork, The Aces last victory over Stony Creek made them eligiblefor the tournament. Although Jarratt did not win that first tournament game, their playing was by far superior to that of the Opposing team, McKenney, who seemed stunned, The final score was McKenney 46 - Jarratt 41, That game was perhaps the most exciting of the season, The Aces, with their spirit of determination, have made Jarratt High School very proud of them, this year, Pictured above are the members of the team, They are: KNEELING, Freddy Briley, Mr. J. C. Kim- berlin, coach, and Aubrey Harrison; STANDING, left to right, Richard Bria, Chipper Brown, Gil Mattox, Alfred Coleman, Leland Ozmar, Billy Ballance, Tommy Horne, Clifford Richardson, and Curtis Owen. Se) Senior Guard Junior Forward District All-Star Aubrey Harrison Co-Captain Junior aS ieee Center ptath Tournament All-Star Sophomore Forward Alfred Coleman Senior Guard Senior Clifford Richardson Guard BA Billy Ballance Jarratt Surry Jarratt Wakefield Jarratt McKenney Jarratt Waverly Jarratt Stony Creek Jarratt Wakefield Jarratt McKenney Jarratt Surry Jarratt Wakefield Jarratt Stony Creek Jarratt McKenney Jarratt Waverly Jarratt Stony Creek Jarratt Waverly Tournament Jarratt McKenney Cheerleaders The members of the cheerleading squad are: KNEELING, Jean Faye Williams and Suzanne Owen; STAND- ING, left to right, Joan Hall, Boots Winfield, Ann Lyzotte, Joan Edwards and Connie Hall, Suzanne Owen Jean Faye Williams Co-Head Cheerleader Co-Head Cheerleader Senior Senior 56 yy 8 Joan Hall Ann Lyzotte Joan Edwards Junior Junior Junior Boots Winfield Junior Connie Hall Freshman Miss Mary Rideout Sponsor All here? Let's cheer! 57 Girls’ Softball Last year's softball team got off to a bad start by losing the first two games they played, But determined as they were, they did not let this bother them too much, and to prove it, they went ahead to win the next five games, with Waverly forfeiting theirs. Mrs. Lucy Saunders coached the team last year, Even though they lost two players last year, the team this year hopes to be much better than ever before., Mrs, Ricketts is the coach of the girls this year. Pictured above are some of the members of this year’s and last year’s teams, They are: KNEELING, lef! to right, Beverly Parker, Daphne Owen, Jean Rideout and Judy Hall; STANDING, left to right, Ann Lyzotte, Patricia Fannon, Joan Hall, Jean Pennington, Boots Winfield, Joan Harris and Mrs, Ricketts. Listed below are last year’s line-up and last year's scores: JaILAtlr 6 2 6 ea os) « otelone IN WICCIC sae) cra 0 Catcher .....++.ee..-.. Ann Lyzotte JAQEACCT Sa Mlnet« sexe (etet oye LCLWA Viren ten PIECED. sore ue oe + susie iene eemec et yaC@OLaenl Jarratt’... 485245 216, stereres WaKetleldne san FLISt. Base. .7, «ccc, 0 « « eas ee De VCUlunarKes JAtratt sp, Wa Sa suse olete e OUILY creme second Base . 3.2 ....- « Jeam Rideout Jattatt, .. 952... eee « NICKeMNey. Third Base ........ Mary Frances Craft Jarratt... 10 on ce. co. DCOnvi Cleeky a. 12 SHOE SLOP .0. 5). es 6 so sehen sere es UC yerdaLL Jarratt... 1.....2..... Waverly..... 0 Outfield. ......... Jean Faye Williams Daphne Owen Evelyn Harrell 58 Doys’ Baseball Last year, the boys baseball team got off to a slow start, losing their first two games, Their victory over Wakefield helped the team to regain their good spirits and look ahead with high hopes, The next three losses were disappointing, but nevertheless, the season proved to be successful after all, when the Jarratt boys finished up the season by defeating their arch rival Stony Creek, Pictured below are some of the members of last year’s and this year's teams, They are left to right: FRONT ROW, Ralph Harris, Aubrey Harrison, Richard Bria, Ronnie Richardson, Chipper Brown, Meade Fuller, Tommy Parker, and Tommy Horne; SECOND ROW, Allen Conwell, Leland Ozmar, Freddy Briley, Billy Bal- lance, Onnie Woodruff, Alfred Coleman and their coach, Mr. Kimberlin. The following are last year's scores and starting line-up: eoeeeeeeee Dinwiddie.... 11 Catcher imate -teets csiere he o- hugn Puller sccoceeees Midway ..... 16 Pitchers. .....+-++.... Billy Ballance oevvesvees Wakefield.... 12 Alfred Coleman Waverly .....14 First Base... ..-2-.++... Aubrey Harrison eitenelelate) este OUITY eles less) « SECOMCUBaSC 70s cleus ese siete sie) RICHArd Bria seeeeeeee McKenney.... Third Base ....200+--.6. Freddy Briley SHS SO Gey SORE Gs Short Stop .....++++.+.. Bobby Powell Right Field......... Ronnie Richardson Center Field. ..........Lommy Horne Left Field........... Jennings Shields WATLAttrewen ATratteemens JARRE 6 6 alll Jarrattrens. JArratteenen. WALtatoremen. ALLACtP oy. 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