Luther Foster High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

Luther H. Foster High School Nottoway, Virginia 1963 Sixth Edition DEDICA TION X , ' . • - .. We, the class of ' 63, are very proud to dedicate the sixth edition of the Bulldog” to our beloved parents, who have understood our problems, assisted us with our difficult tasks, listened to our complaints, encouraged us when we were depressed, and enhanced i PW 1 V f 4c Words are like leaves; and where they most abound, Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely ilt 1 ftw fcwjPi I-wy Hs ' W BB£ , §r ppjrayf ■4 s rr j ' jjljg ' v ' . nKv; CO-EDITORS MESS A GE As, co-editors, we wish to express our thanks to the entire staff, the adminis¬ tration, the faculty and the student body for their assiduous co-operation in helping us to make this edition a success. Within this book we have tried to compile, through words and pictures, all of the events of our senior year. We hope that not only at the present, but in the years to come, this Bulldog will be a treasured keepsake that will recall many happy occasions. Ethell Bagley Betty Eppes 4 YEARBOOK STAFF L „ 1 1 fl jj • li W ' Mk n r ■ — Financial Staff. -- Mrs. C. W. Davis, Sponsor, Barbara Gills, Earl Daniels, Lucille Oliver, Alvin Fowlkes, William Anderson, Melvin Randle, Barbara Graham, James Neal, Carmicheal Hurte. EDITORIAL STAFF Typists, Artists, Photographers, Sports Editors, and Business Staff, Miss P. E. Dunn, Sponsor. 5 Motto: Climb, though the mountains be rugged Colors: Black Gold Class Poem The Last Farewell Nineteen sixty-three is slowly passing by, Now is the hour when we must say good-by. We hate to leave, though we know we must, Fond memories of you linger with us. As we go out to accomplish our aims, We ' ll apply whole heartedly all we ' ve gained. All the honesty, truth and love, And reverence to our Father above. We thank our parents and faculty too, For being understanding, kind and true. With your help we have done our best, Alone, now we must stand the test. With the road ahead and a milestone we see, May we be what you would like us to be. When we are on our own, if we start to stray, May the hand of God show us the way. Ivornell Evans William Anderson Class Song Tune -- Now is the Hour The class of ’63, hates very much to say That we must leave you, to find a brighter day. We never will forget, the things for us you ' ve done And will try to make you proud of every one. Dear ole Foster High, we’ll always love you so As the years go by, more finer we will grow. And to you our school, we will always know That you dear ole Foster High, taught us the way to go. As we move on, we would like to see Dear ole Foster High go down in history. If this shall not be, we will still be glad For we ' ll remember you and the good times we had. Claiborne Shelton Elizabeth Hurte 6 CLASS HISTORY On September fourth, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, one hundred and thirty two eighth graders enrolled in Luther H. Foster, looking forward to becoming honorary members of the much talked about Foster Family. Our first year was an enjoyable one. Many of us were fortunate enough to make the honor roll and participate in extra-curricular activities. At the end of the year, we had met all the requirements of eighth graders. Happily, we departed for our summer vacation. When we returned to Foster in September as Freshmen, we were allowed to participate in athletic activities such as baseball, football and basketball. Many of the students became very outstanding in the different sports. During our Sophomore year we made great progress. Our class in 1960 was fortunate to have Louise Ford as second place winner in the May Queen Con¬ test. Then we departed looking forward to returning the next session. In the year 1961, we became Juniors. The class officers were: President, Rod¬ ney Miller; Vice President, Melvin Randle; Secretary, Betty Eppes, Assistant Secretary, Carrie Neal; Treasurer, Barbara Graham; Parliamentarian, Richard Madison; Reporter, Louise Ford; Chaplain, Beatrice Eppes. We were honored to have Hattie Wynn as second place winner for Miss Home¬ coming. We presented a Talent Show, ” Shower of Stars.” The most talented students in the school and surrounding schools participated in it. We considered it the best ever given. That year we were able to attend the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the Community Center in Blackstone, Virginia. The theme of the prom was Bon Voyage in honor of the departing seniors. This was a gala affair. We climaxed the year with a picnic at Prince Edward State Park and had a wonderful time. Eighty-four of the one hundred and thirty-two members who entered Foster in nineteen hundred and fifty-eight returned as prospective graduates. The other forty-eight had been lured into the outside world. However, we, eighty-four were determined to climb, though the mountains were rugged. The officers of the Senior Class were: President, Melvin Randle; Vice Presi¬ dent, Ethell Bagley; Secretary, Betty Eppes; Assistant Secretary, Elizabeth Hurt; Treasurer, Barbara Graham; Parliamentarian, William Anderson; Sargent- at-Arms, James Pritchett. Now, as we, the class of ' 63, stand at the peak of our high school career, we realize how much our principal, teachers, and advisers have helped us. What¬ ever success we may gain will be due to their patient instructions. May the guiding light of success direct our feet into the paths that will lead us to a future of progress. Ann Robertson Melvin Randle 7 CLASS PROPHECY Time -- 1973 Place --In Orbit Purpose --To Report on the Class of 63 We are living on Status-Mars and we are happy to let you in on the happenings of our former classmates. William Anderson now runs a dancing school on Wobble Street. Eliza¬ beth Hurte and James Tucker are instructors. We saw the Mars Colts play in Mars Stadium under the supervision of Coach James Pritchett. His star players are Richard Madison, Warren Oliver, Charles Thomas and Theodore Marshall. Deloris Johnson and Shirley Tucker are on the Cheering squad. Rodney Miller and Melvin Randle are now like way out testing their new invention, the space car. In the Venus Moonlight Club we saw Claiborne Shelton and Samuel Downs who are playing with the Contours and Dorinda Fitzgerald whaling with My Little Space Lover. Ethell Bagley, Betty Eppes and Lucille Oliver, in their little Star School, are teaching Spacemen to speak French. Hattie Wynn was fined $25, 000 for switching and swaying down Jupiter Street. Clara Hawkes and Donald Simpson, along with Louise Ford and George Campbell are married and own lovely homes on Pluto. Carolyn Tucker and Lewis Tucker were recently charged by the planet men for over reducing. Robert Daniels, Wilfred Shelton and William Vaughan were beheaded and buried in Venus Cemetery for jilting the governors three daughters. At Orbiters Baptist Church we worshipped with Rev. George Wells, the Pastor, Christine Parham, soloist and Agnes Hawthorne, church clerk. Beatrice Eppes, Lillian Dodson, Carrie Neal and Jean Booth have all earned their R.N. degrees and are now surgeons at tfieCDymarsier Hos¬ pital on Cape Street. They assist Drs. Barbara Graham and Barbara Gills. Barbara Hawkins, Ivonell Evans, and Alvin Fowlkes own the Space Beauty Salon where they specialize in the whaling” hair style, the Orbit Twist.” The Hill Sisters are married to the Mountain Brothers and are joint owners of the Hill and Mountain Nursery on Rocket Avenue. The Earthmen have just succeeded in touching the moon with Astronaut Carmichael Hurte. Astronomers Charlie Jones, William Love, Edward Jones and Lawrence Harris were instructing him. Rosa Jones and Essie Mason are millionaires. How? With their famous 8 perfumes, the Star Sniff. The Earthmen will hold their convention on Jupiter Street and Delois Butcher, Shirley Paige and Gloria Hawkes will model Space Suits. Jannie Ford is head of the Mars Police Department. For laughs you should watch Mattie Ingram and Collin Foster on MV 2 with the most comical show existing -- The Tickling Jup-Juppers. Ann Robertson, Vernell Tucker, Gloria Walker and Florence Tee won that great trophy entitled Best Man Catchers In Orbit. At Sunlight Restaurant on Moon Street, Christine Woodson, proprietor, specializes in that famous dish Green Onions. Waitresses at this famous restaurant are Eva Bland, Ellen Friend, Bernice Hawkes, Carletha Fowlkes and Lorraine Fitzgerald. Barbara Tucker has produced the motion picture, Walk On The Wild Side. Eunice Oliver is the leading lady and Rosie Tucker is giving her private walking lessons. On Station V V T we watched Walker Rides Again starring the famous William Walker. Edith Watson, Josephine Walker, Patricia Barkley, Virginia Douglas, and Ida Holloway just landed on the cloud burst after wandering around in space for ten years. Harry Bowler, Percy Wilson, Edward Gray, Richard Green, Thomas Parrish, Richard Stokes, Robert Hardy and James Harris were not heard of after graduation 1962 but we ' ve recently heard that they are still on the moon giving earthly information to the Moonmen. Although all of us have succeeded in making great spacemen, we still long to see sweet, loving faces of the Earth Men. Dorinda Fitzgerald Carrie Neal 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS: MISS PARTHENIA DUNN, MRS. CARRIE W. DAVIS, AND MISS LILLIE McKNIGHT. Melvin Randle -- Pres., Ethell Bagley -- Vice Pres., Betty Eppes -- Sec., Elizabeth Hurte -- Asst. Sec., Barbara Graham -- Treas., William Anderson -- Parliamentarian, Richard Madison and James Pritchett -- Sergeants-at-arms. 10 Ambition -- Nurse ROBERT EARL DANIELS Library, Math-Science Ambition -- Armed Forces ETHELL BAGLEY Honor Society, S.P.A. Ambition -- Teacher GEORGE OLIVER CAMPBELL Patrol, S.P.A. Ambition -- Carpenter HARRY THOMAS BOWLER Inds. Arts, Patrol Ambition -- Typist WILLIAM H. ANDERSON Library, Choir Ambition -- Tailor yn, v.. . r Y . w LILLIAN BEATRICE DODSON Math.-Sci., F.B.L.A Ambition -- Nurse SAMUEL EMERAL DOWNS Patrol, N.H.A. Ambition -- Radio-TV. Tech. VIRGINIA LOIS DOUGLAS Drama, Library Ambition -- Nurse LOIS MARIE EANES Library, Drama Ambition -- Nurse 12 BEATRICE EASTER EPPES Math.-Sci., Library Ambition -- Nurse EDWARD GRAY Math—Science, Library Ambition — Armed Forces � « - FLONIA L. FITZGERALD Library, Music Ambition -- Secretary DORINDA FITZGERALD Honor Society, Choir Ambition -- Lab. Tech IVORNELL EVANS N.H.A., Choir Ambition -- Interior Dec. CHARLIE LEE JONES Lib., Math-Science Ambition -- Mech. Eng. BETTY DARLETHA EPPES Honor Soc., S.P.A. Ambition — Teacher CARMICHAEL LEE HURTE Honor Soc., Library Ambition -- Electrical Eng. LAWRENCE HARRIS Patrol, F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Electronic RICHARD LEE GREEN Inds. Arts, Patrol Ambition -- Armed Forces JANNIE CARNELL FORD Patrol, F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Stewardess EDWARD LEE JONES Library, N.F.A. Ambition -- Army Officer WILLIAM HENRY LOVE Industrial Arts Ambition -- Aircraft Eng. ELLEN MARIE FRIEND N.H.A., F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Nurse RICHARD MADISON Patrol, Library Ambition -- Electrical Eng. THEODORE S. MARSHALL F.B.L.A., Iilds. Arts Ambition -- Brick Mason 14 rnmam i CLARA M. F. IIAWKES Dramatics, Library Ambition..-- Secretary BERNICE HAWKES Speech Choir, N.H.A. Ambition -- Seamstress BARBARA JOAN GRAHAM Dramatics, F.B.L.A Ambition -- Nurse THOMAS PARRISH Patrol, F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Auto. Mechanic BARBARA JANE GILLS S.P.A., Patrol Ambition -- Nurse WARREN HUGO OLIVE I Patrol, N.F.A. Ambition -- Air Force JAMES WARREN NEAL Library, Football Ambition -- Policeman RODNEY MILLER Honor Soc., Baseball Ambition -- Coach 15 I glKi|a AWes Library-, ' Dramatics Ambition -- Private Sec. JAMES R. PRITCHETT Inds. Arts, Football Ambition -- P.E. Teacher � � • cr -- MELVIN MacBEE RANDLE Inds. Arts, Library Ambition -- Arm RUBY MOZELL HILL N.H.A., Patrol Ambition -- Nurse’s Aid CLAIBORNE SHELTON, JR. F.B.L.A., Math-Science Ambition -- I.B.M. Operator DELORIS MAE JOHNSON Honor Soc., Patrol Ambition -- Secretary MATTIE ESTELLE INGRAM y Cafeteria, Library £ 0£ ' Ambition -- Sec re ELIZABETH VIRGINIA HURT Patrol, Library Ambition -- Private Sec. JAMES IRVIN TUCKER Patrol, F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Armed Services IDA ALBERTA HOLLOWAY Dramatics, Music Ambition -- Nurse EDGAR DONALD SIMPSON Art, Basketball Ambition -- Auto Mechanic RICHARD M. STOKES Patrol, Library Ambition -- Electrician CHARLES THOMAS Library, Football Ambition -- Coach 17 ROSA LEE JONES Library, S.P.A. Ambition -- Nurse LEWIS LA VERNE TUCKER Patrol, N.F.A. Ambition -- Truck Driver CARRIE ELIZABETH NEAL Choir, Dramatics Ambition -- Nurse WILLIAM WALKER Math-Science, Basket¬ ball Ambition -- Technician WILLIAM H. VAUGHAN, III F.B.L.A., Patrol Ambition -- Air Force EUNICE ORETHA OLIVER Library, Speech Ambition -- Nurse GEORGE W. WELLS F.B.L.A., Math-Sci. Ambition -- Bus. Executive 18 LUCILLE MARIE OLIVER Honor Soc. Library Ambition -- Nurse CHRISTINE SHIRLEY PAGE Patrol, N.H.A. Ambition -- Secretary BARBARA LEON TUCKER Dramatics Ambition -- Social Worker FLORENCE REBECCA TEE Library, Patrol Ambition -- Nurse ANN PATRICIA ROBERTSON Library, Dramatics Ambition -- Beautician CAROLYN E. A. TUCKER Patrol, Dramatics Ambition -- Interior Dec. 19 ROSIE MATTIE TUCKER Choir, Library Ambition -- Nurse EDITH LEA WATSON Library, Dramatics Ambition Nurse VERNELL LA VERNE TUCKER Dramatics, Library Ambition — Nurse GLORIA MARIE WALKER Patrol, Library Ambition -- Nurse JOSEPHINE WALKER CHRISTINE A. WOODSON Library, Dramatics Ambition -- Stewardess Library, F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Nurse F Lm (t a Ua M e LOIS SIMMONS Cafeteria Club Ambition -- Nurse HATTIE MAXINE WYNN N.H.A., F.B.L.A. Ambition -- Dietician 20 WHO’S WHO Rodney Miller MOST STUDIOUS Betty Eppes Melvin Randle MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ethell Bagley Claiborne Shelton MOST COOPERATIVE Beatrice Eppes George Campbell MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Gills Rodney Miller MOST VERSATILE Louise Ford Collin Foster MOST HUMOROUS Clara Hawkes Richard Madison BEST DRESSED Elizabeth Hurt Charles Thomas MOST ATHLETIC Carolyn Tucker William Anderson MOST TALENTED Ivornell Evans George Wells MOST BUSINESSLIKE Carrie Neal Edward Gray MOST UNCONCERNED Rosa Jones Lawrence Harris MOST KINDHEARTED Lois Hill Carmichael Hurte MOST DETERMINED Deloris Johnson Warren Oliver MOST MANNERABLE Jean Booth Wilfred Shelton MOST TALKATIVE Barbara Tucker Richard Stokes MOST BASHFUL Christine Woodson Robert Daniels MOST RELIGIOUS Rosie Tucker Samuel Downs NOISIEST Janie Ford James Pritchett GROUCHIEST Lucille Oliver Harry Bowler SLOWEST Ellen Friend James Tucker HAPPIEST Patricia Barkley William Walker FRIENDLIEST Dorinda Fitzgerald Charlie Jones LAZIEST Florence Tee Richard Greene QUIETEST Ivornell Evans 21 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1963, being in good mental condition as usual, and in as much better temper than usual, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates our own capable hands and brains to win for us, we do dispose of the same as follows: To our principal, Mr. Pervall, we bequeath our undying love and affection for the guidance and justice he so graciously gave us. To the Faculty, we bequeath our sincere love and appreciation for their unfailing kind¬ ness and aid. To our Advisors, we bequeath our gratitude and thanks for being our rock and mainstay, and wish for them success with other students in years to come. To the junior Class, our rightful heirs, we leave our most important and valuable properties, our self-satisfaction, and our importance, and our wisdom which we possess in enormous quantities and we hope that the said gifts will be used with pride. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our determination to achieve better things in life. To the Freshman Class, we leave the courage to endure any obstacles which they may encounter before they become seniors. To the Sub-Freshman Class, we bequeath the ability to face and overcome any tasks which may confront them before graduation. The following may seem trifling bequeaths, but we hope that they might be accepted, not as worthless things lavishly thrown away, but as valuable assets to those who re¬ ceive them, and a continual reminder of the generosity of heart displayed in our be¬ stowal: Charlie Jones wills his ability to finish high school to Alice Bland. Ida Holloway wills her ability to get her lesson to Bessie Johnson. Ivronell Evans wills her quietness to her sisters Razelle and Elsie. Hattie Wynn wills her ability to succeed in Home Economics to Clarie Johnson and Susan Smith. Wilfred Shelton and Barbara Hawkins will their seats in typing to Lawrence Trader and Cora Lee Wilkins. Eunice Oliver wills her ability to get along with the boys to Joyce Harris. Louise Ford wills her position as Vice-President of the Honor Society to Phyllis Hill. Rodney Miller wills his desire for achievement to Charles Vaughter. Richard Madison wills his ability to play football to Alexander Shelton. Barbara Tucker wills her pleasing disposition to her sister, Annie Tucker. Dorinda Fitzgerald wills her ability to conquer French to Lillie, Sue and Andrew. Harry Bowler wills his typing ability to his sister, Thelma. Samuel Downs wills his ability to get out of French to his sister, Arlene. Lewis Tucker wills his ability to get to class on time to his brother, Willie Tucker. Rosie Tucker wills her ability to get her lesson to Pattie and Rachel. Carmichael Hurte and Lucille Oliver will their position in the Honor Society to Gilbert Hurte, Carolyn Watson, and Dorothy Watson. Patrica Barkley wills her ability to have a good time to Shirley Allen. Vernell Tucker wills her sense of humor to her cousin, Doretha Hobbs. William Vaughan wills his Number 30” football jersey and his position on the Foster Football Team to his brother, Brooks. Florence Tee wills her ability to get to class on time to Gloria and Bessie Johnson. Melvin Randle wills his seat and the one next to it in Government to his cousins, Earl and Mearl Smith. Lorraine Fitzgerald wills her ability to accomplish better things in school to her brother Charles and uncle Thomas. William Walker wills his ability to work mathematics to his brother and sister. Gloria Walker wills her ability to get along with her teachers to Antionette Jennings. Stanley Marshall wills his seat in Physics to his sister, Sarah Marshall. William Anderson wills his ability to sing in the choir to Willie Tucker. Essie Mason wills her ability of good behavior to Wayne Thomas. Edith Watson wills her pleasing personality to her sister, Barbara Watson. Percy Wilson wills his ability to play football to his brother Melvin Wilson. James Tucker wills his ability to dance to his sister, Doretha Tucker. James Neal wills his clothes to Robert Branch. Shirley Paige wills her duty as bus monitor to her nieces, Lavarne Vaughan, and Mary Adams. Lillian Dodson, Jean Booth and Earl Daniels will their seats in Government to Carolyn Dyson, Betty Ward and Tyrone Neal. Barbara Gills wills her ability to get along with others to her brother, Bobby Gills. George Wells wills his ability to succeed through high school to his sister, Antionette Wells. Collin Foster wills his typing ability to anyone capable of doing it. Ann Robertson wills her ability to succeed in all her classes at Foster to her sister, Carletha Robertson. Josephine Walker wills her ability to dance to Evelyn Fortune. Barbara Graham wills her seat in Government to Jo Ann Tucker. Christine Parham wills her ability to sing to Gloria Johnson. Mattie Ingram wills her ability to study harder to her brother, Harvy. Warren Oliver wills his ability to study to his sister, Barbara Oliver. Ellen Friend wills her pleasing personality to her sisters, Josephine and Annie Friend. Virginia Douglas wills her pleasant smile to her cousin, Shirley Knight. Bernice Hawkes wills her ability to get to class on time to George Hawkes. James Pritchett wills his ability to run faster in sports to his brother, Curtis Pritchett. Clara Hawkes wills her position on the basketball team to her cousins, Kathleen and Coreleen Morgan. Lois Hill wills her ability in Home Economics to Joyce Fowlkes. Christine A. Woodson wills her ability to get along with others to her cousin, Erma Mae Washington. Carrie Neal wills her matured disposition to students who do not realize the importance of serious thinking. Ethell Bagley wills her ability to do good work to the class of ' 64. William Love wills his ability to get to class on time to his brother, Lawrence Love. Deloris Johnson wills her position in the National Honor Society and her cheerleader uniform to her dear sister. Lawrence Harris wills his ability to get good grades in school to his brother, Arthur Harris. Delois Butcher wills her seat in Government to Melvin Hobbs. Edward Jones wills his ability to play with the girls to Gilbert Hurte. Alvin Fowlkes wills his ability to study to Percell Fowlkes. Betty Eppes wills her determination to accomplish better things in life to the lower classes. Beatrice Eppes wills her pleasing personality to Beatrice Wynn. Elizabeth Hurt wills her ability as best dressed to Constance Smith and Lillian Ford. George Campbell wills his ability to do better work in the shop to his brother, Charlie Campbell. If there is any property of ours which we have not bequeathed, we leave our executors to use as they see fit. Signed on this the First day of January in the year of our Lord, nineteen-hundred and sixty-three. Here Witnesseth: Shirley Paige Testator: Beatrice Eppes MA T QUEEN % « m Miss Johanna Venable Eighth Grade Susan Schancks Eleventh Grade Attendant MISS HOMECOMING Kathelene Morgan Eighth Grade CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Chaplain, Gloria Rather; Sec., Beatrice Wynn; Pres., Charlie Campbell; V. Pres., Lillie Wilson; Treas., Paula King; STANDING: Parliamentarian, George Oliver; Reporter, Robert Booker; Asst. Sec., Susan Schancks; Sgts.-at-Arms, Robert Jefferson, Edward Fowlkes and Thomas Oliver. MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Bland, Alice Booth, Josephine Carter, Eunice Carter, Eva Davis, Myra Dodson, Catherine Dyson, Carolyn Elder, Shirley Eppes, Carolyn Jean Eppes, Connie Evans, Mary Evans, Razelle Ford, Lillian Friend, Annie Friend, Josephine Green, Carrie Green, Hazel Green, Ruth Hanks, Ann Harris, Joyce Harris, Mildred Hawkes, Elsie Hobbs, Doretha Huff, Clara Jefferies, Betty Johnson, Claire Johnson, Helen Johnson, Jeanette Jones, Shirley King, Marilyn King, Paula Knight, Martha Knight, Shirley Lewis, Laverne Oliver, Martha Paige, Lillie Peace, Cora Rather, Gloria Reynolds, Yvonne Robertson, Daisy Schanks, Susan Simms, Betty Smith, Constance Stokes, Corine Sydnor, Geraldine Terry, Irene Tucker, Annie Tucker, Lunette Tucker, Pattie Ward, Betty Watson, Marion Wilson, Lillie Mae Wilson, Lillie Sue Worsham, Bernice Wynn, Beatrice Wynn, Edna C. Yates, Florine Bagley, Leroy Bates, Ronald Black, Andrew Lewis Booker, Robert Boose, Orlander Booth, Richard• Campbell, Charlie Coleman, Richard Elder, Roosevelt Eppes, Willie Ferguson, James Fitzgerald, Emmanuel Fitzgerald, Theadore Fowlkes, Edward Fowlkes, James Green, John Harris, Arthur Harris, Leon Hawkes, Fred Hawkes, Harry Holmes, Theodore Hurte, Gilbert Ingrum, Harvy Jefferson, Robert Jennings, George Johnson, Curtis Lewis, Allen Neal, Tyronne Oliver, George Oliver, Thomas Perry, Herman Perry, Willie Price, Johnnie Pritchett Curtis Rather, Howard Robertson, Warren Smith, Claude Smith, Earl Smith, Mearl Trader, Lawrence Vaughter, Charles White, Eugene Williams, John Yates, Irving 26 JUNIORS Mrs. Lanie G. Forester, Sponsor Motto: Education is an offered opportunity, if you do not take when once ' tis offered, you shall never find it more.” Officers: Sargeant-at-arms -- Theodore Fitzgerald, Parliamentarian -- Annie Tucker, Asst. Secretary -- Jeanette Johnson, President -- Earl Smith, Secretary -- Carolyn Dyson, Sargeant-at-arms -- Gloria Rather, Chaplain -- Shirley Knight. 27 Miss Louise Faulkner, Sponsor Motto: All knowledge is vain save when there is work . . . Mrs. Lorraine Jones, Sponsor Motto: The one sure way to success is by doing your best.” 28 SOPHOMORES Mrs. Ethel L. Adams, Sponsor Motto: Don’t give up. Mrs. Florence M. Oliver, Sponsor Motto: It is better to be silent and be thpught of as a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. 29 Miss Emily L. Williams, Sponsor Motto: Not by leaps and bounds, but by constant struggle do we gain success. A Mrs. Flossie V. Grimes, Sponsor Motto: Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. 30 FRESHMEN Miss Johnsie Threatt, Sponsor Motto: Make the best of today for tomorrow may never come. Mathematically Thinking Typing room — typewriters = No typing A locked library = No assignments accom plished Chemistry Lab. — teacher = Explosion Mrs. Adams — piano = No music Nine months of play + Seniors = No graduation A school day + a social = a good time Cafeteria — 25b = No lunch English lesson — no study = Bad language To come to school every day + necessary materials = Logical thinking A class period + noise = No accomplishments Quietness + books = Study Teacher + assignment = Homework Stenciled written work + student with pencil = Test Bad behavior + backtalk = Vacation 31 Miss C. L. Fowlkes, Sponsor Motto: One is not criticized for what he does not know; but for not doing what he knows. Mr. Andrew Black, Sponsor Motto: With all thy getting, get understanding. 32 Mrs. Susie F. Gibson, Sponsor STANDING are: James Jennings, Sergeant-at-arms; Ola Garter, Vice President; Gwendolyn Sydnor, Asst. Secre¬ tary; Gloria Johnson, S.P.A. Representative; Clarence Terry, Treas; SEATED are: Gloria Walker, President; Eyvonne Harris, Secretary Mr. Griffin, Sponsor Motto: The best is yet to come Officers: Clarence Smith Jr. -- Sergeant-at-arms, Thomas Eppes -- President, Ann Ferguson -- Chaplain, Asst. Secretary -- Laverne Robertson, Secretary -- Shirley Ford, Vice President -- Johnny Birdsong. 34 EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Roland Wales, Sponsor Motto: By doubting we are led to questioning, and by questioning we arrive at the truth Officers: Richard Rather -- Vice Pres., Joseph Robertson -- Sergeant-at-arms, Eunice Lewis -- Parliamentarian, Brooks Vaughan -- President, Annie Robeltson -- Chaplain, Helen Tillery -- Secretary, Velma Ford -- Asst. Secretary. 35 Mr. Louis Anderson, Sponsor Motto: The things which are to do ... we learn by doing. Officers -- Edith Hobbs -- Vice President, Barbara Oliver -- Chaplain, Brenda Bower -- Secretary, Richard Mar¬ lowe -- Treasurer, Carolyn Price -- Asst. Secretary, Jean Smith -- President. 36 Miss Emily L. Williams, Sponsor Mr. Norris Johnson, Sponsor Motto: Be prepared to meet the challenges of the future. oooooooooeo ©qoGOOOoeees 37 l WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Rodney Miller couldn ' t carry his briefcase. Ethell Bagley couldn ' t work crossword puzzles. William Anderson couldn ' t dance. Delois Butcher would bob her hair. Lillian Dodson couldn ' t make wise cracks. Collin Foster would get serious. Thomas Parrish weren ' t so happy. Hattie Wynn couldn ' t switch down the halls. Josephine Walker couldn ' t keep her long finger nails. James Pritchett would get to class on time. Rosa Jones would come to school every day. Essie Mason couldn ' t wear jewelry to school. Christine Woodson couldn ' t be the first person to get to school. Ivornell Evans weren ' t so quiet. Stanley Marshall couldn ' t work at the Mick or Mack. Charles Thomas couldn ' t play football. Robert Daniels would do his own homework. Ruby Hill couldn ' t wear bangs. Florence Tee weren ' t so unconcerned. Patrica Barkley couldn ' t make noise. Ellen Friend would walk faster. Lawrence Harris weren ' t so quiet. Barbara Hawkins couldn ' t wear short skirts. James Neal stopped playing in class. Carolyn Tucker couldn ' t play on the basketball team. Betty Eppes weren ' t so sedate. N Jean Booth couldn ' t laugh. Jannie Ford would talk slower. Bernice Hawkes didn ' t talk through her nose. Carrie Neal weren ' t so business like. Shirley Page had big feet. Claiborne Shelton cut off his mustache. James Tucker had two dimples. Edgar Simpson got a new walk. Barbara Gills couldn ' t speak French. Carmichael Hurte didn ' t know his lesson. George Campbell couldn ' t drive that green Chevrolet. Vernell Tucker couldn ' t associate with Clara. Barbara Graham didn ' t have such a charming personality. Beatrice Eppes weren ' t so friendly. Deloris Johnson weren ' t so dignified. William Irby got to his homeroom on time. Richard Madison weren ' t a Patrolman. Charlie Jones lost his glasses. Richard Green dated a girl. William Walker didn ' t wear sporty shoes. Lois Hill weren ' t so free hearted. Virginia Douglas couldn ' t associate with Patrica. Samuel Downes couldn ' t drive that convertible. Harry Bowler couldn ' t buy chewing gum. Lorraine Fitzgerald would talk in class. Mattie Ingram weren ' t so humorous. 38 NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President, Constance Smith; Vice President, Lillie Mae Wilson; Secretary, Pattie Tucker; Treasurer, Susan Schancks; Reporter, Jeanette Johnson; N.H.A. District Reporter, Paula King. NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA President, Kenneth Woodson; Vice President, Kalvin Hobbs; Secretary, William Woodson; Treasurer, Roger Eppes; Reporter, Tyrone Neal. 40 HONOR SOCIETY President, Ethell Bagley; Vice President, Louise Ford; Recording Secretary, Betty Eppes; Corresponding Secretary, Dorinda Fitzgerald; Treasurer, Deloris Johnson. VC 1 PROBATES ON THE LINE 1963 41 THE L. H. FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Director: Mrs. Ethel L. Adams MUSIC, THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OFFICERS 1962-1963 President Ethell Bagley Vice President Cafrie Neal Secretary Shirley Knight Assistant Secretary Susan Schancks Treasurer Eugene White 42 ftSiSm LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Rose M. Johnson Pres., William Vaughan; Sec., Leola Smith; Reporter, William Anderson. STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION Sponsors: Mrs. F. V. Grimes and Mr. Lewis Griffin. Pres., Ethell Bagl ey; V. Pres., Doretha Hobbs; Sec., Emma Jones; Asst. Sec., Joyce Harris; Treasurer, Kenneth Pollard. 43 MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Andrew Black and Miss Martha V. Singleton. Officers: President, Edward Fowlkes; Vice President, Kenneth Woodson; Secretary, Elizabeth Hurt; Asst. Sec., Anna Fowlkes; Treasurer, Mr. Black; Chaplain, Audrey Robinson; Parliamentarian, Dorinda Fitzgerald; Reporter, Louise Ford. PATROL FORCE Sponsor: Mr. Norris Johnson; Captain: George Campbell; Desk Sargeant: Louise Ford. 44 DRAMATICS CLUB Sponsors: Mrs. Carrie W. Davis and Miss Lillie M. McKnight. Officers: Pres., Carrie Neal; Vice Pres., Deloris Johnson; Sec., Hattie Wynn; Asst. Sec., Beatrice Wynn; Treasurer, Betty Carter; Reporter, Clara Hawkes; Ser¬ geant-at-arms, William Anderson. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Miss Emily L. Williams and Miss Almarie Jones. Pres., Claiborne Shelton; 1st. V. Pres., Jean Eppes; 2nd. V. Pres., Ann Hanks; Sec., Elizabeth Hurt; Asst. Sec., Barbara Graham; Treasurer, Ann Robertson. 45 0000600000 ooooooooooo 00003000000 30000000060 3 Instructor Miss Almarie Jones TYPING II Attf L £TJQ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM 1962-63 V.I.A. GROUP II -- DISTRICT II CHAMPIONS MOTTO: Honor the game thou playest, M for she who playeth the game straight and hard, wins even when she loses. COACHES: Miss Olivia Owens Mr. Sargent BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM 1962-63 TEAM: Collin Foster, Eugene White, William Carter, Theodore Fitzgerald, Kenneth Pollard, William Walker, Leon Harris, Rodney Miller, James Harris, Curtis Pritchett MOTTO: A winner never quit; a quit¬ ter never win. COACH: Mr. G. W. Sargent 1962 FOOTBALL TEAM MOTTO: Winning isn ' t everything, but it sure beats what comes in second. TEAM Left to right: James Walker, Walter Ford, William Vaughan, Charles Thomas, Curtis Pritchett, James Ferguson, James Bridgeforth, Melvin Evans, Richard Madison, James Neal, Richard Stokes, George Wells, Freeman Rhodes, John Frisby, Theodore Fitzgerald, Alvin Thomas, Alexander Shelton, Eugene White, William Carter, Stanley Marshall. Coach: Mr. G. W. Sargent Ass ' t. Coach: Mr. Anderson I CHARLES THOMAS MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETE i 49 Cheerleaders Director: Miss Olivia Owens BLOCK F CLUB Motto: Remember the game is the thing, and he who thinketh otherwise is no true spokesman. The Block F Club is composed of the young men and women of the Luther H. Foster High School who have been outstanding in athletics and who have earned letters for their efforts. 50 .So long as men can breathe or eyes can se r e, So long lives this, « and this, gives life to,th§ mmistratiom MR. JOSEPH B. PERVALL A. B. VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY M. S. VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE A Message from the Principal Another school year has rolled by and another group of seniors are about to depart. Each class seems to have its own characteristics, which set it aside from the others. Each year they step out in a world having problems different from those of previous years . Some leave stepping out into a world blessed with peace, while others leave facing a world cursed by war. You face a world of wars afar off and rumors of wars on your own doorstep, It is our prayer and hope that the education you have received will enable you to ad¬ just yourselves to whatever change the world will encounter. Yet, forever-remem¬ ber, that the most important factors such as: honesty, loyalty, kindness, truth and justice are stable. These qualities are today as they ever were. These are the vir¬ tues that mark you as one seeking the eternal. These virtues out-rank, out-shine, and out-value all the material things you may gather or fail to gather. They bring the true happiness. May God be with you along whatever path fate leads you. 52 Miss Dunn 12th Grade Mrs. Davis 11th Grade Mr. Hamilton 8th Grade Miss Singleton 9th Grade Miss Faulkner 10th Grade 54 • . fm mm ■ hh «r wi nitiw itfsBl It Ta MRS. ETHEL L. ADAMS Music English B.S. Virginia State College MR. ANDREW L. BLACK Science B.S. West Va. State College M.A. San Francisco State Col. MRS. ALICE H. BIRCKHEAD e Economics M.S. Va. State College MR. LOUIS ANDERSON Social Science B.A. Claflin College MR. WILLIAM L. CARTER Agriculture B.S. Virginia State College MISS LOUISE L. FAULKNER MRS. CHRISTINE W. VhjjVfr, ' IT A.B. Sh yv Un s ejjkijfyV” ' MRS. LANIE G. FORESTER j Mathematics Social Studies B.S. Alabama A. M. College English B.S. Barber-Scotia College 57 J s Social Studies A.B. St. Augustine ' s College MISS CATHERINE L. FOWLKES English Social Studies A.B. Virginia Union MRS. SUSIE F. GIBSON Home Economics B.S. Allen University MR. JAMES HAMILTON, JR. Industrial Arts B.S. Bluefield State College MRS. FLOSSIE V. GRIMES History B.S. Virginia Union M.Ed. Temple University MR. LEWIS H. GRIFFIN Chemistry Science B.S. North Carojina Col. MR. NORRIS J. JOHNSON Biology, Chemistry Drivers Education B.S. Virginia State Col, MRS. ROSE C. JOHNSON Library Science B.S. Va. State College MISS LILLIE M. McKNIGHT English B.S. Claflin College MRS. LORRAINE F. JONES English B.S. Va. State College 59 MRS. FL ORENCE M. OLIVER Mathematics Physics B.S. Hampton Institute MR. GEORGE W. SARGENT Health Physical Education B.S. Claflin College MISS MARTHA V. SINGLETON Mathematics B.S. Virginia Union MR. ROLAND WALES Mathematics and Chemistry B.S. Virginia Union MISS JOHNSIE L. THREATT Health and Physical Ed. B.S., A. T. College MISS EMILY L. WILLIAMS Commercial Education B.S. Va. State College 60 ADVZftTlSB ' VB ' VTS PATRONS LIST Mr. Mrs. Ralph Anderson Mrs . Luvinia Bagley Mr. Merrill Bagley Mr. Mrs. William Bans, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Eddie Bland Mrs. Lena Black Mrs. Roberta Bolling Mr. Mrs . Sam Booker Mr. Mrs. James Booker, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Boose Mr. Mrs . John Booth Mr. Mrs. Charles Bro ' wn Mr. Mrs, Robert Butcher Mr. Mrs. Collins Campbell Mr. Mrs. William L. Carter Mrs . Daisy Chatman Mr. Mrs. Howard Claiborne Mr. Mrs. Ransey Claiborne Mrs. Johanna Coleman Mr. Mrs . Mallory Coleman Miss Mary Lee Coleman Mr. Mrs. John L. Collins Mr. Marl Coloney Mr. A. B. Cousin Mr. Rkiccus L. Cousin Mr . Mrs . D. W . Crawley Mr. Mrs. Willie Crenshaw Mr. Mrs . John Dagner Mrs. Ruby Daniels Mr . Mrs . Alphonia Downs Mr. Mrs. Emmit Downs Mr. James Drumgoole Mrs. Bessie Eppes Mr. Mrs. Charlie Eppes Mr. Mrs. Freddie Eppes Mr. Mrs. George Eppes Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Eppes Mr. Mrs. James Eppes Miss Marian Eppes Miss Phyllestine Eppes Mr. Mrs. Wavely Eppes Mrs. Bernell Evans Mr. Clifton Evans, Jr. Mr. Clifton Evans, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Emma Evans Mrs- Melvin Evans Mr. Mrs. Floyd Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. John H. Fitzgerald Mrs. Mary L. Fitzgerald Mr. William Fitzgerald Mrs. Annie Ford Mrs. Ella Ford Mrs. Ella L. Fowlkes Mr . Mrs . Charles Gains Mr . Mrs . David Gills Mr. Lemmie Godsey Mr. Johnnie A. Good Mr. Mrs. George A. Gordon Mrs. Alease O. Gray Mr. Mrs. Henry Green Mr. Mrs. Linwood Green Mrs. Richetta Green Mrs. Sarah Green Mr . Sylvester E . Green Mr. Tyrone Green Mr. Lewis Griffin Mr . R . H . Griffin Mr. Mrs. Morton Harris Mr. Mrs. Joseph Harris, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Harris Mr. Mrs . Henry Hatchett Mrs. Irene Hatchett Mr. Adolpheus Hawkes Mrs. Ellen Hawkes Mr. Mrs . Emmett Hawkes Mr. Franklin Hawkes Mr . Mrs . Harry Hawkes Mr. Mrs . Howard Hawkes Mr. Mrs. James A. Hawkes Mr. Mrs . W . E . Hawkes Mrs. J. W. Heartwell Mrs. Adell Hightower Mr . Mrs . Curtis Hill Mr . Howard Hill, Sr . Mr . Mrs . Joseph Hill Mr. Mrs . Kary Hill Mrs. Doris Hobbs Mrs. Erma Hobbs Mrs. Ethel Hobbs Mr. Mrs. James Hobbs Mrs. Ida Holloway Mr. Mrs. William L. Holmes Mr. Edgar Hurte Mrs. Fleeta Hurte Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Hurte Mr. Robert Hurte Mr. Mrs. William Hurte Mrs. Pearle Hutchinson Mr. Charlie Ingram Mr. Fletcher Ingram Mr. Frankie Ingram Mr. Mrs. William Hurte Mr . Mrs . Harry Irby Mrs. Etta Wynn Jackson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Jackson Mrs. Edith Jefferson 62 Mr . Edward Harris Jennings Mr. Mrs. Clarence Jeter Mr. Mrs . Junious Johnson Mr. Mrs. Floyd Jones Mrs. Grace N. Jones Mrs. Martha P. Jones Mr. Mrs. Russel Jones Mr. Willie King, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James J. Knight Mr. John Shirley Knight Mr. Earl Lath an Mr. Mrs. John Edward Lee Mr . Soloman W . Lewis Mrs . Rosa Mae Logan Mr. Mrs. Walter Love Mrs. Virginia Mason Miss Onie McNair Mrs. Katherine Miller Mr. Mrs . Randolph Miller Mr. Henry L. Mitchell Mrs. Mary Mitchell Mr. Norman Mitchell Mr. Oliver Morgan Mrs . Sarah Alice Morgan Mr. Vergie Morgan Mr. Mrs . Bengamin Neal Miss Gladys Neal Mr. Mrs. John Lewis Neal Mr. Mrs. Willie Neal Mr. Mrs . Curtis Newby Miss Lucille Oliver Mrs . Nancy R. Oliver Mr. Mrs’. Robert Oliver Miss Christine Parham Mr. Mrs . Lee Parker Mr. Mrs. Willie Parker Mr. Mrs. Dennis Perry Mr. Richard L. Perry Mr. Mrs . Harry Phillips Mrs. Alice O. Pilgram Mr. Albrassio Pitilio Mrs. Viola Randle S Sgt. Mrs. Alphonsia Ransome Mr. Mrs. Earl M. Rather Mr. Mrs . Garry Rather Mrs. Alma B. Roacher Mr. Mrs. James Robinson Mr. Mrs. Fred Rowe Mr . ' Mrs . Rudolph Rowe Mr. Mrs . Albert Sample Mr. Mrs. William Sawyer Mrs. Margie J. Schancks Mr. Mrs. Thomas Seay Mr. Mrs . Daniel Shelton Mr. Mrs . Paul Shelton, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Smith Mr . Mrs . Donaly Smith Mrs. Hazel Smith Mrs. Amanda Snead Miss Frances Steward Mr. Mrs. Johnie Stokes Mr . Richard Stokes, Jr . Mr. John Stokey Griffin ' s Store Mr. William Stuart Mr. Mrs. James Sytes Mr. Mrs. Cecil Taylor Mrs. Reba Taylor Mr. Mrs. Lewis A. Thompson Mrs. Beatrice Tucker Mr. Mrs. Cloyd Tucker Mr. Mrs. James Tucker Mr. Mrs. James T. Tucker Mr. Lewis Tucker Mr. Mrs. L. V. Tucker Mrs. Pattie Tucker Mr. Mrs. Roy Tucker Mr. Mrs. S. W. Tucker Mr . Mrs . John Vaughter Mr. Mrs. Herbert Walker Mr. Mrs . Langston Walker Mr. Mrs. William Walker Mr. Lorenzo Ward Mrs. Sarah Ward Mr. Mrs. George Washington Mr. Mrs. Rufus White Mr. Mrs. Daniel Williams Miss Emily L. Williams Mrs. Margaret Williams Mrs. Nannie Williams Mr. Mrs. Porter Williams Mrs. Celia Willis Mrs. Christine T. Willis Mr. Mrs. Coleman Wo ' odson Mr. Mrs. Gilliam Woodson Miss Irene Woodson Miss Mary E. Woodson Mr. Mrs. Jesse Wright Mrs. Annie Young 63 Call 645-9216 Crittenden ' s Drug Store City Fuel Co. Prescriptions Crewe, Virginia Esso Kerosene and Since 1892 Heating Oils Premium Grades of Crewe, Virginia Pocahontas and Red Ash Coal The First National Bank Of Blackstone, Virginia Capital.$120,000.00 Surplus.$240,000.00 Member F. D. I. C. Serving Southside Virginia Since 1908 Compl iments of SYDNOR ' S GROCERY Crewe V i rg i n i a F A P FOOD STORE Dick Jones, Manager Come See Come S-A-V-E v J V Crewe, Virginia W. L. WILLIS ' SONS Jewelers Crewe, Virginia Serving the Community For Over Half a Century Phil co, Emerson Norge Appl iances cvmoud THE CHRONICLE Printers Publishers Crewe Virginia Phone 645-7550 See Us For All of Your Printing Needs Qual i ty Printing As you Like It . . When You Want It and At Reasonable Prices Too! Compl iments Of FITZGERALD ' S CLEANERS Specialists In Fine Work 108 Carter Street Crewe Virginia Phone 645-7538 R. W. CLIFTON ' S JEWELER Longines - Whittnauer Watches Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Gifts For All Occasions WINSTEAD ' S FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Phone 292-3935 Blackstone Virginia CAIN ' S CLOVER FARM MARKET W. B. Thomas Jr. Prop. Phone 292-3011 Shop Where You Save More AVE RETT ' S WILSON ' S 56 10p STORE DEPARTMENT Visit Our New Toy Shop STORE Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-7440 Crewe, Va. Compl iments of VANARSDALL ' S CREWE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Shoes And Shoe Crewe, Virginia Repairing Phone: 645-9080 Phone: 645-7452 Crewe, Va. Compl iments of LUCY AND SHEFFIELD THOMPSON ' S ROOFING and SHEET METAL COMPANY Radio Television Hi-Fidelity and Stereophonic Phonographs Sales and Service Crewe Virginia Phone: 645-9080 Phone: 292-4151 N. Main St. Blackstone, Va. THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE A. W. WATKINS Jeweler Outfitters For Men, Women, and Childr en Blackstone, Virginia Our prices must always be the Lowest in Town Keepsake Diamonds Bu 1 o va -Wyler-Long ines-Whi ttnauer Phone: 292-7713 Blackstone, Va. EXPERT Watch Repairing Mercury ' s Dry Cleaners 212 S. Main Street Cal! 292-3135 Blackstone Virginia BLACKSTONE ' S COCO-COLA BOTTLING CO. Blackstone Virginia For Your Best In Furniture It ' s Always Crewe Virginia JENKINS ' MOTOR CO. Sal es Se rvice CHEVROLET BurkeviI le Virginia Com pi iments Of J. R. FISHER SONS Clothing - Shoes - Dry Goods Crewe Virginia Compl iments Of WHITE FRONT Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments Of H AMMAC K ' S STORE Blackstone, Virginia GOLDEN KEY INN Mr. Mrs. A. L. Simmons, Prop Texaco Gas and Oil Groceries and Confectionary Route 460 2 Miles West of Blackstone, Va. Let Us Help Your Money Deposited in the Citizens Bank and Trust Company Blackstone, Virginia Congratulations to The Class of 1963 Oliver Furniture Company The best in Furniture and Electrical Appliances 11 Oliver Funeral Home Ambulance Services Phone 645-9326 Crewe, Virginia Sundays Nights 645-9325 Services Makes It Different Mark H. Oliver, Mortician The Trading Post Blackstone ' s Most Popular Priced Store For the Working Man and his family Phone 292-3827 Blackstone, Virginia Nottoway Drug Company The Community Drug Store Blackstone, Virginia Most for your Money at PEEBLES DEPT. STORE Blackstone ' s Fashion Center Phone 292-3822 Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of VIRGINIA STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of BLACKSTONE FUEL SUPPLY CO Wholesale and Retail Coal -Fuel -Oil - Hayseed Feed-Purina Chows Wirthmore Feeds Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of WINN BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. Phone 292-3462 Blackstone, Virginia DUMOND ' S TRIM SHOP Compl iments of Tailor Made Seat Covers Ready Made Seat Covers RAMBLER SALES SERVICE Convertible Tops Used Cars Furniture Upholstering Phone-645-9982 Phone-292-3444 Blackstone, Virginia Crewe, Virginia SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA DISTRIBUTOR CLAY ' S FARM SUPPLY For Mohawk Tires Storm Windows Doors Flexalum Aluminum Awnings Guaranteed Quality Feed, Seed, Fertil izer and Used Tires Recapping Sherwin Williams Paints Phone 645-9900 Wilkerson Co., Inc . Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compl iments of WILLIAM ' S DEPT. STORE, INC. LONGBOTTOM ' S JEWELERS Phone 645-9226 Respected For Quality Crewe, Virginia Since 1914 Compl iments of 106 North Main St. STOKES - WILLIAMS Blackstone, Virginia HARDWARE CO. Blackstone, Virginia HILL ' S 5 $ TO $1.00 STORE BROAD STREET GROCERY Save You Nickels Dimes For Us We Will Save You Dollars Crewe, Virginia J. R. Fraher, Proprietor Phone 292-3244 Blackstone, Virginia • i Compl iments of NAUGLE ' S MOTOR CO. 408 N. Main St. Blackstone, Va. NUNNELLY ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Auto parts and Repairs and Machine Shop Services Broadnax Studio 210 East Leigh Street Richmond, Virginia Your 1962-63 Class Photographer Congratulates Each of You In Pictures only, Can Yesterday Live Bradshaw Headquarters for: Ford Tractors Farm Equipment New Holland Farm Machinery Garage BRADSHAW TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. Ford I nc ' Falcon Thunderbird Phone 767-2410 Burkeville, Virginia Compl iments of Nottoway County ' s THE GROVE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Oldest Ford Dealer and THE CABOOSE DRIVE-IN Burkeville, Virginia Phone 292-4131 Located Between Crewe and Blackstone, Virginia JOHNSON ' S SUPERMARKET FITZGERALD FLORIST Mrs. Laura O. Fitzgerald Prop. 309 Tucker Ave . Crewe, Va. Phone 645-7538 645-7326 Crewe Virginia Thru Service We Grow CREWE TEXACO AgjjgA SERVICE STATION 3 ) We Give S H Green Stamps Washing Greasing Phone:645-7457 Mechanical Wheel Balancing Work Compl iments of COLES W. S. KINCHELOE CO. Phone 292-4152 Men ' s and Boys Outfitters Home ot Fine Clothes Crewe Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Barrow Grocery Crewe K0-0P Store, Inc. Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Fairfax Hall Food Products We Deliver Phone 645-7424 Blackstone Virginia Crewe, Virginia Blackstone SHARIER ' S MARKET WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 292-3704 Blackstone Virginia 111 W. Broad Street Blackstone Virginia BISHOP MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars-Repair work of all Kind We strive to Please Phone 645-8837 Crewe, Va. These Merchants Backed Us LET’S BACK THEM We the members of the Bulldog Staff, would like to express our sincere appreciation to the firms who appear on these pages for the loyal support and cooperation which made our Foster High School Yearbook possible. C. W. Davis Business Manager SENIOR DIRECTORY William Anderson Cralle Road Blackstone, Virginia Ethell Bagley P.O. Box 174 Blackstone, Virginia Patricia Eileen Barkley 400 North Sullivan St. Blackstone, Virginia Eva Bland Route 1, Box 83 Blackstone, Virginia Jean Mozel Booth Route 1, Box 103 Burkeville, Virginia Harry Thomas Bowler Route 1, Box 187 Crewe, Virginia Mary Butcher Route 3, Box 100- Blackstone, Virginia George Oliver Campbell Route 2, Box 79-A Crewe, Virginia Robert Earl Daniels P.O. Box 13 Blackstone, Virginia Lillian Beatrice Dodson Route 2, Box 60-R Crewe, Virginia Virginia Lois Douglas Route 1, Box 211 Blackstone, Virginia Samuel Emearl Downs Route 1, Box 111 Crewe, Virginia Lois Marie Eanes Route 1, Box 353 Crewe, Virginia Beatrice Easter Eppes 911 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Betty Darletha Eppes 911 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Ivonell Evans Route 2, Box 187 Blackstone. Virginia Dorinda Lane Fitzgerald 512 N. Main Street Blackstone, Virginia Flornia Lorraine Fitzgerald Route 1, Box 131 Blackstone, Virginia Wesley Fitzgerald P.O. Box 111 Crewe, Virginia Janie Cornell Ford Route 2, Box 197 Blackstone, Virginia Louise Hellen Ford Route 1, Box 107 Burkeville, Virginia Collin Edward Foster Route 1, Box 283 Crewe, Virginia Alvin Clinton Fowlkes Route 2, Box 76 Burkeville, Virginia Carletha Alease Fowlkes Route 1, Box 206 Crewe, Virginia Ellen Marie Friend Route 3, Box 216 Blackstone, Virginia Barbara Jane Gills Route 1, Box 474 Crewe, Virginia Barbara Joan Graham Route 3, Box 266 Blackstone, Virginia Edward Gray Route 1, Box 259 Crewe, Virginia Richard Lee Green P.O. Box 164 Blackstone, Virginia Robert Hardy Route 1, Box 60 Blackstone, Virginia James Alfia Harris General Delivery Blackstone, Virginia Lawrence Harris Route 2, Box 187 Crewe, Virginia Bernice Hawkes Route 1, Box 196 Blackstone, Virginia Clare Mary Frances Hawkes Route 3, Box 47 Blackstone, Virginia Gloria Hawkes 415 North Sullivan St. Blackstone, Virginia Barbara Hawkins 421 North Sullivan St. Blackstone, Virginia Agnes Hawthorne Route 1, Box 163 Blackstone, Virginia Lois Geneva Hill Route 1, Box 102 Burkeville, Virginia Ruby Mozell Hill Route 1, Box 102 Burkeville, Virginia Ida Alberta Holloway Route 3, Box 19 Blackstone, Virginia Carmichael Lee Hurte Route 2, Box 258-B Crewe, Virginia Elizabeth Virginia Hurt 204 Mason Street Crewe, Virginia Mattie Estelle Ingram Route 1, Box 215 Blackstone, Virginia William Irby 823 Oak Street Blackstone, Virginia 74 Deloris Mae Johnson 250 East Street Blackstone, Virginia Charlie Jones Route 1, Box 46 Crewe, Virginia Edward Jones Route 2, Box 35 Burkeville, Virginia Rosa Lee Jones 903 Green Street Blackstone, Virginia William Henry Love Route 1, Box 472 Crewe, Virginia Richard Madison Route 2, Box 256 Crewe, Virginia Theodore Stanley Marshall Route 3, Box 456 Blackstone, Virginia Essie Ethel Mason Route 2, Box 60 Blackstone, Virginia Rodney Miller Route 1, Box 103 Crewe, Virginia Carrie Elizabeth Neal 800 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia James Warren Neal 122 Carver Street Blackstone, Virginia Eunice Oretha Oliver Route 1, Box 440 Crewe, Virginia Lucille Marie Oliver Route 2, Box 282 Crewe, Virginia Warren Hugo Oliver Route 2, Box 33 Burkeville, Virginia SENIOR DIRECTORY Christine Shirley Paige Route 1, Box 142 Crewe, Virginia Christine Parham Route 1, Box 2-A Crewe, Virginia Thomas Parrish Route 1, Box 72 Crewe, Virginia James Roosevelt Pritchett Route 3, Box 23 Blackstone, Virginia Melvin MacBee Randle Route 2, Box 73 Burkeville, Virginia Ann Patricia Robertson P.O. Box 232 Crewe, Virginia Claiborne Shelton, Jr. Route 3, Box 14 Blackstone, Virginia Wilfred Fernando Shelton Route 1, Box 90 Blackstone, Virginia Edgar Donald Simpson Route 1, Box 117 Blackstone, Virginia Richard McArthur Stokes Route 2, Box 93 Crewe, Virginia Florence Rebecca Tee Route 2, Box 141 Crewe, Virginia Charles Thomas Route 2, Box 161-K Crewe, Virginia Barbara Leon Tucker Route 2, Box 223 Blackstone, Virginia Carolyn E. Ann Tuckei 542 North Main Street Blackstone, Virginia James Irvin Tucker Route 1, Box 61 Blackstone, Virginia Lewis Laverne Tucker Route 3, Box 58 Blackstone, Virginia Rosie Mattie Tucker Route 2, Box 186 Blackstone, Virginia Vernell LaVerne Tucker Route 3, Box 56-A Blackstone, Virginia William H. Vaughn, III 918 Luke Street Blackstone, Virginia Gloria Marie Walker Route 2, Box 259-B Crewe, Virginia Josephine E. Walker 811 Second Street Blackstone, Virginia William Walker 519 Center Street Blackstone, Virginia Edith Lee Watson 118 Carver Street Blackstone, Virginia George W. Wells, Jr. Route 1, Box 165-B Crewe, Virginia Percy R. Wilson Route 3, Box 44 Blackstone, Virginia Christine A. Woodson Route 2, Box 61 Crewe, Virginia Hattie Maxine Wynn 217 Irving Street Blackstone, Virginia 75 11 1.1 y mML | ; J ) d K y. o r W X, . S i J ;A VJ Ca t? P X (j k fW DJP -v o pX ' � , iT t. U ' U J 3 — S UJ -! -P P p- °l Z Q ) L (j ' 4 . C©i ’I r ' Zj u C V) l- ' l to 0 b EH - ' (j£- c % V ■ V w