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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

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Life in high school was different, challenging and fun. Our lessons were the most challenging aspect of our lives at Foster. We shall never forget the Old Foster Spirit. It was always present, but it showed most at pep rallies and games . It is what has kept us together in both mind and spirit. When we represented Foster at other schools, we took pride in saying I am from Foster High. As we go along our separate paths, we would like to keep alive this spirit as we reflect back on those Foster memories. CONTENTS LUTHER H. 1965 BULLDOG FOSTER, NOTTOWAY, VIRGINIA FOREWORD The seniors of this year are privileged to have the opportunity to publish the ' 65 editon of the Bulldog. From the inspiration of our five years at Luther H. Foster and with the sincere help of our staff, administration, faculty and student body, we, the co-editors, have tried to center the theme of our yearbook around Foster Memories. We sincerely hope that this edition of the Bulldog will serve as a constant reminder, as a source of enjoyment and as a cherished keepsake. Emma Jones Jacqueline Tucker Anna Fowlkes 4 DEDICA TION We the seniors of 1965 solemnly dedicate our yearbook the Bulldog to our devoted parents. This being our last and final year at Luther H. Foster High, we select you, dear parents, with deep appreciation for helping us with our many difficult problems and tasks which have confronted us. We feel that we are a very special and privi- ledged class to be able to graduate when the world is in the process of selecting its most highly trained and educated young men and women. We will turn to you many times for your advice and special blessings. We now dedicate to you the 1965 edition of the Bulldog as a token of our gratitude. FOSTER IN A CTION fwr. ‘ % %Sl ' % P —l:.j. f -y K H ADMINISTRATION THE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I congratulate you, the Members of the Senior Class, on your educational achievement thus far. As you leave Luther H. Foster High School, may you continue to improve yourselves. At no previous time has it been of utmost importance than it is today that all of you continue to train effectively your hands, your minds, and your heart in order that you may cope with the demands of our society. As you leave Old Foster, let me admonish you to face the world with a courage which withstands the forces of sin and destruction so evident in our daily struggle for success. Be assured that there abounds within each of you a Divine Presence always ready to protect, guide and restore you. This Divine Presence exists through your faith in Christ Jesus. With Him you will win. Joseph B. Pervall, Principal 8 SR. AND JR. COUNSELORS William Bass III, Chairman Jacqueline Branch Susan Smith, Co-Chairman Joann Tucker Anna Fowlkes, Secretary Sandra Fowlkes Wanda Fitzgerald, Assistant Secretary Carrie Green Kelvin Hobbs, Chaplain Simon Greenhill Sally Fitzgerald, Program Chairman Miss Singleton Emma Jones Mrs. Birckhead Jacqueline Tucker Miss Howard Kenneth Woodson Miss Faulkner Freeman Rhoades Mr. Hamilton I : 3 i i : 1 i | : ! i i - ' i ! 9 The Heart of Our SCHOOL 10 SENIORS CLASS HISTORY In September 1960, 120 awe-struck, but enthusiastic eighth graders began a long, sometimes wearisome struggle toward a goal, which at that time seemed as lofty as the stars. Although we were new, several of us represented Luther Foster very well. William Bass, III won first place in a talent contest; Rose Jones, Emma Jones and Anna Fowlkes won in the District Math-Science Conference and Kenneth Woodson won in a District Public Speaking Contest. Calvin Wilson and Garnette Christopher made the All State Choir. v In September 1961, we returned to Dear Old Foster. Those who continued to excel were William Bass, III, talent; Calvin Wilson, Garnette Christopher, Choir; Kenneth Woodson, N.F.A. We also participated in the Athletic Activities. In our Sophomore year we participated in the Math-Science Confer¬ ence, N.F.A., SPA, Choir, Athletics and Industrial Arts. Then came our most exciting year, the Junior year. That year twelve of us were initiated into the Elite Chapter of the National Honor Society and Jacqueline Tucker was crowned Miss Foster, of that we were very proud. We also presented a talent show, Top Talent of the Year which was very successful. The Prom we gave the class of 64 was centered around the Rain¬ bow. Indeed it was a gala affair. At intermission Sarah Marshall was crowned Queen of the Prom. Several juniors were on the first team of the 1964 Second Place Championship Baseball Team. We have now reached the zenith of our high school career. We shall let this year speak for itself. We realize that without the guidance, inspiration, and belief of you, our parents and faculty, these accom¬ plishments would have been impossible. As we approach the end of the beginning we realize that the years have gone by so rapidly. We the Seniors of 1965 are leaving dear old Foster, we hope that in our passing we have achieved something of value. Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And parting, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. William Bass, III Kenneth Woodson 12 Colors: Pink Black CldSS Flower: Pink Carnation Motto: Tomorrow ' s End Will Depend On What Yon Begin Today CLASS POEM Departing from you dear Foster Almost seems untrue But yet we depart with happy hearts Knowing that we have a specific job to do. We have had many problems And have shed many tears So we shall never forget you, Foster And those enjoyable years. As Seniors, we can but say That this is the end We have only reached the beginning And our goal is yet to win. But we will not give up We ' ll reach our goal one day But we ' ll always remember, Foster That it was you, who kept us from astray. So as we depart from you We will leave a concluding thought Be not the first to cast the old aside, Be not the last on which the new is tried. Margaret Lewis CLASS SONG Tune: O Tannenbaum Standing in structure bold and brave We hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Above all others we ' ll observe That thou hast bought us thus far. With sorrow and joy, we leave thee not To strive for better things in life Our efforts then shall always be Pure in heart, with thoughts of thee. Chorus: The Class of 1965 sings praises To dear Foster High We ' ll always remember thee, Our Alma Mater, dearly. Shirley Neal Mildred Blackwell 13 VELMA ALLEN Turk-ie MARION BANKS Bye WILLIAM BASS Joe HELEN BELLE Kat PEARL AKERS Pearlie SHIRLEY ALLEN Shirl b COcs-ve t 14 15 MARION CHAPMAN Chat JOHN COUSINS Junie DORIS CRAFT Blondie EVELYN CRAWLEY Bunnie 16 BARBARA DYSON Moonie JEAN DYSON Bunnie ANNIE EPPES Oil JUANITA EPPES Nita AM DELOISE DODSON MARY DOWNS M. A. D. 17 NOVELLA FITZGERALD Sister EVELYN FORTUNE Nita CHARLIE FOSTER Bunny WARREN FOSTER Curley VIRGINIA EPPES Jennie m 18 I DELOIS GRAY Lois ANNA FOWLKES Mut :E FOWLKES Joycee 11 SIMON GREENHILL BOBBY GILLS Stumpy LARRY GREENHILL Larrie 19 d u FRANCES HARDY Fran SAMUEL HOBBS Sonnie LILLIAN HARRIS Bo CHARLIE JEFFERSON Nip CATHERINE JENNINGS Cathy PHYLLIS HILL Phil 20 HAROLD JOHNSON Tommy WAVERLY JOHNSON Junie ELLA JONES Pig EMMA JONES Em MAXINE JENNINGS Tootnie GEORGINE JOHNSON Gine 21 22 MARGARET LEWIS Pudding PAUL LEWIS Torch THOMAS LEWIS Lightning TYRONE LIGON SARAH MARSHALL DAVID NEAL Ty I 23 SHIRLEY PRICE Shirl SHIRLEY NEAL Shirl MARY PERRY Peggie FREEMAN RHOADES Sid TOM RHOADES Top Cat CARNELL ROBERTSON Bie Ned 24 THELMA ROBERTSON AUDREY ROBINSON Mick ALEXANDER SHELTON Alex FRANCES SHELTON Liz LEOLA SMITH Lola KATHERINE STOKES Kat 25 MARY THOMAS Cake BETTY TUCKER Bootie DOROTHY TUCKER Dot JACQUELINE TUCKER Jackie 26 JOANN TUCKER WILLIE TUCKER Gilliam VIVIAN VAUGHAN Vip ANTOINETTE WELLS Net T CALVIN WILSON Clim MILLIE WARD Mil 27 I KENNETH WOODSON Professor WILLIAM WOODSON Big Bill GEORGE WORSHAM Johnny FANNIE YATES Pepsi 28 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? Pearl Akers and Delois Gray couldn ' t sing rock ' n roll in class. Sarah Marshall couldn ' t date Pie.” Frances Shelton would become a Math Instructor. Garnette Christopher Rose Jones couldn ' t share secrets. Mary Wilson Charlie Foster weren ' t so unconcerned. Marion Chapman stopped chewing gum so much. Georgine Johnson couldn ' t walk the hall. Margaret Lewis couldn ' t write poetry. Mary Perry would go steady with a boy. Marion Banks got her homework. Kathleen Belle grew 5 inches. Waverly Johnson Annie Eppes would come to school. Arlene Harris couldn ' t be first in the lunch line. Janice Jones didn ' t talk so fast. Emma Jones lost her glasses. Millie Ward would cut her hair. Roberta Jones couldn ' t chat with the fellows on campus. Frances Hardy couldn ' t wear her jewelry. Paul Lewis Barbara Booth weren ' t so quiet. Alexander Shelton cut his mustache. Alvin Thomas William Woodson stop¬ ped being Playboys . Kenneth Woodson couldn ' t brag about himself. Larry Greehnill couldn ' t voice his opinion. Charlie Jefferson lost his dreamy eyes. Barbara Dyson couldn ' t speak so well. Carnell Robertson couldn ' t talk about New York. William Bass lost one pound. Phillip Cathey lost his attache case. Bobby Gills couldn ' t ask questions. Simon Greenhill couldn ' t sport that green white Ford. Tom Rhodes couldn ' t play in all sports. Thomas Lewis weren ' t such a fillibuster. Tyrone Ligon couldn ' t cut up in class. David Neal, Jr. couldn ' t jive the girls. Freeman Rhodes would walk faster. John Cousin couldn ' t wear that bright smile. Frank Jones couldn ' t walk like a sport. Harold Johnson Ge orge Worsham would talk to girls . Evelyn Crawley couldn ' t play basketball. Joyce Fowlkes lost her sophisticated walk. Dorothy Tucker weren ' t so business like. Mildred Blackwell couldn ' t get to class on time. Gladys Lee weren ' t so versatile. Margaret Wilson couldn ' t speak French. Juanita Epes weren ' t so dramatic. Jacqueline Tucker weren ' t so sedate. Calvin Wilson couldn ' t chew gum in class. Anna Fowlkes weren ' t so mannerable. Audrey Robinson lost her boss bob. James Bridgeforth weren ' t so dignified. Warren Foster lost his process. 29 PROPHECY TIME: 1975 PLACE: The Outer Limits PURPOSE: To determine the whereabouts and occupations of the class of ' 65. On a special tour, as reporters, we visited the Twilight Zone. We stopped on Planet Mars to visit the Mars General Hospital, due to the fact, we needed a physical checkup after leaving our home planet. At the Mars General Hospital we found Vivian Vaughan as head nurse. Other nurses there were Arlene Harris, Velma Allen, Barbara Dyson, Frances Jones, and Katherine Stokes. Since the General Hospital was very crowded, we went to the Memorial Hospital. Joyce Fowlkes was head nurse and other nurses were Phyllis Hill, Jean Dyson, Mary Thomas, Virginia Eppes and Fannie Yates. We learned that Millie Ward and Mildred Blackwell were nurses at the Blair General Hospital. When leaving the hospital in our new ' 75 Starchief Satellite, we were so excited we missed seeing our Favorite Martian and had an accident as we ran straight into him. Therefore we needed lawyers. Fortunately, when trial time came around, Bobby Gills was our attorney and William Bass III was the judge. The trial was in favor of us, your traveling reporters. For more excitement we visited Planet Jupiter and attended a baseball game at the Jupiter Stadium. To our surprise we found the Rhoades brothers playing on the team from Jellystone Park. Freeman was the outstanding catcher and Tom was the most popular pitcher. At the game Tom pitched a No-Hitter. Immediately after the game we left for Planet Earth. Our first stop on Earth was at Branch ' s Beauty Salon in New York City. There Mary Branch was the top hair stylist in the area. We had some boss hair styles -- you had better believe it. Next we visited the Price ' s Modeling Center located a short distance from the beauty salon. There was Shirley Price operating her own business. Her seam¬ stress was Barbara Booth and we were delighted to find beautiful outfits for all occasions. The next day we rented a car for a few days and after a period of time something came loose in t he motor, and we contacted the Taylor-Johnson Garage. The garage was owned and operated by William Taylor and Harold Johnson. We were delighted to learn they were the best mechanics in New York City. After the car was fixed, we stopped by the 42nd Precinct to acquire directibns to the Brooklyn Heights High School. There we found James Bridgeforth, an officer on the Police Force. Fie held the office of Sergeant and his chief officers were Warren Foster and John Cousins. Leaving the Precinct, we went to the Brooklyn Heights High School. Margaret Wilson was Principal, George Worsham was the Director of the Physical Edu- 30 PROPHECY cation Department, Emma Jones and Anna Fowlkes were Mathematics Teachers and the Business Instructors were David Neal, Doris Craft, Arlene Downs and Jacqueline Tucker. Across the court was the elementary school where Katheleen Belle, Phillip Cathey, Frances Shelton and Ella Jones were Instructors. We then boarded a plane for Maine. Our first stop was at the University of Maine. Joann Tucker was the most prized Home Economics teacher and Margaret Lewis, a brilliant Mathematics Teacher. Next we went to the Marshall Enterprise Limited Corporation. Kenneth Woodson was the President, Samuel Hobbs was 1st Vice President, and Carnell Robertson was 2nd Vice President. The chief bookkeeper was Mary Perry. Simon Green- hill and Tyrone Ligon were IBM Operators. Kenneth ' s private secretary was Shirley Neal and other secretaries working there were Etta Booker, Shirley Allen, and Gladys Lee. The most efficient typists working at the Enterprise Corporation were Novella Fitzgerald, Dorothy Tucker and Antionette Wells. We learned that Larry Greenhill and Betty Tucker owned and operated a Private Commercial Arts School. Calvin Wilson owned his Electronic Corp. and was preparing missiles for the United States Government. His top stenographers were Rose Jones, Mary Wilson and Georgine Johnson. Stopping by the Navy Base in Maine, we found Dr. Alexander Shelton doing research in Marine Biology. His two assistants were navy officers Charlie Jefferson and Wave Pearl Akers. On our way back to the hotel we glanced in the newspaper and saw a picture of Melvin Evans, N.F.L. player of the year. The photograph was taken by the sports photographer, Waverly Johnson. Upon our arrival at the New Englander Hotel, Juanita Epes decided she wanted a Martian haircut, after being impressed with the styles on Planet Mars. The hotel had its private barber shop. Employed there were Willie Tucker, Charlie Foster, Thomas Lewis and Frank Jones. The next morning we prepared to return to our employment agency, but before leaving, we attended the Living Brook Church were Evelyn Fortune was minister. We enjoyed the service very much. We, your reporters for the Confidential Magazine, had a long enjoyable trip. We were delighted to learn our fellow classmates were doing so wonderfully in life and their undertakings. Your Reporters: Sarah Marshall Juanita Epes Evelyn Crawley 31 POPULARITY POLL CA MOST SOPHISTICATED Dorothy Tucker Freeman Rhoades MOST ENERGETIC Audrey Robinson Tyrone Ligon 32 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anna Fowlkes Kenneth Woodson TALLEST Charlie Jefferson Millie Ward BEST DANCERS Carnell Robertson Pearl Akers SMALLEST Larry Greenhill Garnette Christopher MOST DRAMATIC Kenneth Woodson Juanita Eppes 33 POPULARITY POLL MOST VERSATILE Alvin Thomas Etta Booker BEST ATHLETIC Tom Rhoades Novella Fitzgerald BEST DRESSED Simon Greenhill Janice Jones MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Dyson Simon Greenhill 34 A r MOST HUMOROUS Ella Jones Thomas Lewis “Tohr v 1 ' C ' jftfdL i M.u 3 J AUA CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1965, being of sound mind and good judgement, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: To Mr. Pervall, we leave our undying love and affection for the guidance he has so kindly given us. To the Faculty, we-leave our deepest appreciation for the things that they have successfully taught us and for those things that didn ' t quite stick. To our rightful heirs, the Juniors, we bequeath our most important properties -- our dependability, our dignity, our self-satisfaction, and our cheerfulness with the hope that the said gifts will be used with humility. To the Sophomore Class, we bequeath our determination to go further and achieve only the best life has to offer. To the Freshman Class, we leave our ability to face any tasks or problems that may arise between now and graduation. To the Rawhides, we bequeath our ability to get to class on time with the determination to become the best class ever to graduate from the Luther H. Foster High School. We wish to make the following bequeaths to the following individuals, Tyrone Ligon wills his ability to filibuster to Richard Marlowe. Emma Jones and Dorothy Tucker will their scholastic ability to the lower classmen. William Woodson wills his seat in Government to Thurman Oliver. To her brother Jonothan, Evelyn Fortune leaves the determination to become a better student. Vivian Vaughan wills her pleasing smile to her Cousin, Joanne McCray. Ella Jones wills her ability to maintain good character and her cheerfulness to her brother and sister, Charlie and Jennie. To Lillie Walker, Shirley Allen leaves her ability to graduate. Doris Craft leaves her ability to succeed in High School to her brother, Ralph. Etta Booker wills her ability to speak French fluently to Jean Smith. Millie Ward and Barbara Dyson will their charming personalities to Barbara Ward and Lewis Ford. Betty Tucker wills her ability to get along well with others to her cousin, Orphues. Mary Perry wills her quietness to her sister, Clementine. To her brothers, Gus and Samuel, Mildred Blackwell wills her ability to get her lessons. Rose Jones wills her membership in the National Honor Society to any lower classman qualified to fill it. William Bass, III wills his versatility and the keys to the famous Green Dragon to his cousin, Yvonne. Evelyn Crawley wills her ability to play and pass in Homemaking class to Claudia Tucker. Phyllis Hill wills her nice manners to all lower classmen. Carnell Robertson wills his ability to cut a cool step to his cousins, Bernice and Annie. Sarah Marshall leaves her pleasing personality to her sister, Fleta. 36 1 , ;! Georgine Johnson wills her singing qualities to her brother, Donald. Tom Rhodes wills his position in sports to any capable person. Bobby Gills wills his ability to study to John Pettis. Warren Foster wills his seat in Mrs. Grimes ' Homeroom to Lewis Ford. Kenneth Woodson wills his ability to excel in High School and leadership activities to Susan Smith. Jacqueline Tucker wills her ability to meet new challenges intelligently to her sister, Doretha. Anna Fowlkes wills her outstanding achievements to her sisters, Sandra and Eva. Joann Tucker wills her never ending desire to achieve better things in life to her brother, Emmett. Calvin Wilson wills his ability to produce projects for the Math-Science Club to his brother, James. Shirley Neal wills her ability to become an outstanding senior to Evelyn Parker. Mary Wilson wills her good behavior to her brother, Richard. Jean Dyson wills her position on the Patrol Force to her brother, John. Audrey Robinson wills her ability to have a good time to Delois Craig. James Bridgeforth wills his athletic ability to Francis Oliver. Catherine Jennings wills her sweet disposition to her sister, Joyce. Thomas Lewis wills his friendliness to his neice, Sandra Farrar. Roberta Jones wills to Laura and LaVerne Robertson her determination to graduate at any cost. Mary Branch wills her independence to accomplish great things to her sisters, Joann and Nancy. Roger Coleman wills his ability to dance to his sister, Ruth. Willie Tucker wills his thinking ability to his sister, Shirley. Paul Lewis wills his ability to study hard and to finish school to his cousin, Harry Carter. Katherine Stokes and Janice Jones will their pretty smiles to Kermit Hawkes and David Miller. Virginia Eppes wills her ability to reach the Twelfth Grade to her brother, Robert. Philip Cathey wills his quietness to the Bowler sisters. Kathleen Belle wills her seat in Shorthand to Nancy King. Arlene Harris wills her ability to type to her brothers, Melvin and Floyd. Gladys Lee wills her ability to come to school and to get her lesson to her brother, Daniel. Shirley Price wills her N.H.A. membership card to her sister, Carolyn. Marian Chapman wills her determination to achieve the better things in life to her brothers, Herman and James. Signed on this the 26th day of October in the Year of our Lord. Joann Tucker Simon N. Greenhill, Jr. 37 WHEN THE LAST LAYOUT has been drawn, the last copy written, the final proofs checked, deadline worries for the 64 BULLDOG staff are over. Winding up their work on the BULLDOG, the co-editors sort and discard the returned copy and pictures which represent so many well spent hours. t i i YEARBOOK STAFF Financial Staff: Melvin Evans, Simon Greenhill, David Neal, Bobbie Gills, Jean Dyson, Thelma Robertson, Sarah Marshall, Doris Craft, Mr. E. L. Tisdale, Sponsor. Editorial Staff: Typists, Dorothy Tucker; Audrey Robinson; Artists, Larry Greenhill, John Cousins; Photog¬ raphers, Calvin Wilson, Barbara Booth; Lay-out Artist, Evelyn Crawley. 39 YEARBOOK STAFF Editorial Staff: Writers, Shirley Neal, Joann Tucker, Mildred Blackwell, Simon Greenhill, Margaret Lewis; Sports Editors, Freeman Rhoades, Tom Rhoades. Editorial Staff: Writers, Barbara Dyson, Sarah Marshall, Juanita Epes, William Bass, Kenneth Woodson, Mar¬ garet Wilson, Gladys Lee . 40 Roger Eppes — President Sandra Farrar -- Vice President Sandra Fowlkes Secretary Lillie Johnson Assistant Secretary Annie Hawkes -- Treasurer Curtis Hawkes - Sergeant-at-Arms James Jennings -- Sergeant-at-Arms Lydia Woodson -- Chaplain Kelvin Hobbs -- Parliamentarian Eva Maria Adams Robert Allen Henry Banks James Blackwell Samuel Blackwell Walter Blackwell Lillian Booker Robert Bowler Thelma Bowler Jacqueline Branch Mary Branch Harriet Bridgeforth Ola Carter William Carter Irvin Cousins Pontgine Coleman Spencer Craig James Elder Meriweather Evans Edith Fitzgerald Wanda Fitzgerald James Fow lkes Percell Fowlkes ' Robert Fowlkes Waverly Fowlkes Yvonne Fowlkes Carrie Green William- Green Lonnie Harris Mattie Harris Theresa Hawkes Jacqueline Hurte Phyllis James Frankie Jefferson Claiborne Jennings Floyd Jennings Gloria Johnson Jennie Jones Virginia Jones Carolyn King Jesse King Dallas Knight Richard Lewis Joann McCray Ronald Miller James Peace Phyllis Parker Bernice Robertson Mark Robertson Betty Rowe Lee Scott Susan Smith James Taylor Norman Taylor Lillian Terry Shirley Todd Doretha Tucker Emmett Tucker LaVerne Vaughan John Vaughter Johanna Venable James Walker Sarah Ward Christine Watson Cora Wilkins Charles Williams Hattie Williams Gloria Wilson James Yates Loverna Yates 44 i SOPHOMORES George Irby -- President James Johnson -- Vice President Annie Robertson -- Secretary Brenda Bower -- Assistant Secretary Milton Foster -- Treasurer Richard Marlowe -- Sgt. at Arms Caroleen Morgan -- Chaplain Elsie Evans -- Parliamentarian Josephine Vaughter -- Reporter Mary Allen Cynthia Berkley Johnny Birdsong Gus Blackwell r Doris Bland Ronald Bland Hazel Booker Ruth Booth Westley Booth Sarah Braxton George Brown Mary Brown Harry Carter Solomon Carter Herman Chapman Leroy Clarke Clara Coleman Richard Coleman Marilyn Cooke Theresa Cousins Albert Crawley Caroline Dagner Rosa Eppes Thomas Eppes Ann Ferguson Sallie Fitzgerald Stanley Fitzgerald Louis Ford Velma Ford Jonathan Fortune Geraldine Games Geraldine Green Johnny Greenhill John Flardy Johnnie Harris Ronnie Harriston Alicia Hawkes Carolyn Hawkes Lafayette Hawkes Elsie Hicks Marjorie Hill Colonel Hobbs Edith Hobbs Ralph Holmes Hazel Jackson Russell Jackson Charles Jefferies Antionette Jennings S- Alvin Johnson Ronald Johnson Ann Jones Charlie Jones Linda King Eunice Lewis Lawrence Love Marcella Mason Charles Mavin Kathleen Morgan Mary Morgan Barbara Oliver Hazel Oliver Melvin Oliver Malinda Peace Sandra Pearsall Carolyn Price Richard Rather Velma Rather Laura Robertson Mildred Robertson Edward Shelton Clarence Smith Jean Smith Alice Stokes Emmitt Stokes Marshall Townes Rachel Tucker Tyrone Tucker Brooks Vaughan Lillie Walker Carolyn Watson Dorothy Watson Eva Watson Gloria Williams James Wilson Barbara Yancy FRESHMEN Alice Anderson Carl Bagley Barbara Birdsong Doris Bowler Harvey Branch Robert Byrd MariomCarter Eddie Chaffin Joyce Clarke John Dyson Irma Epes Charles Fitzgerald Marie Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Bernard Ford David Fowlkes Eva Fowlkes Hattie Fowlkes Hampton Green Sylvesta Green Herman Greenhill Carl Harris Johnny Harris Melvin Harris William Harris Alma Hawkes Jesse Hawkes Micheal Hawkes Samuel Hawkes Ralph Hinton Dennis Hobbs I Willie Holmes Lois Hurte Walter Hurte Joseph Jennings Brenda Johnson Connie Johnson Barbara Jones James Jones Ernest Lee Henry Lynn Fleta Marshall Mary Morgan Queen Morgan Willie Neal Calvin Nunnelly James Oliver Evelyn Parker Emma Pearsall Carolyn Rather Jesse Reynolds Laura Robertson Ann Scott Irby Stokes Lucy Stokes Lena Tabon Lillie Tillery Franklin Todd ' Claudia Tucker Shirley Tucker Kenneth Vaughan Joann Watkins William Watson Dorothy Williams Bernette Wilson Franklin Wilson Richard Wilson Joseph Yates Sarah Yates FOSTER MEMORIES •USm-mSS GRADES 4 SECTION 8-A Mr. Louis Anderson, Sponsor SECTION 8-B Mrs. Lorraine Jones, Sponsor SECTION 8-C Miss C. E, Eloward, Sponsor SECTION 8 n Mr. P Thor pson. Sponsor CLASS SCENES Study Hall Home Economics Advanced Math 1 World History Hallology CLASSES GENERAL BUSINESS TYPING I PROOUC TlOH WORK WC DO IN TYPING 00009080 J«‘J 30080000W)9 INSTRUCTOR: Miss Williams I I 58 SHORTHAND CLASS Miss Tones -- INSTRUCTOR FRENCH 1 ffjTfrt ' ? INSTRUCTOR -- Miss C. Crawford FRENCH II ,J� « INSTRUCTOR -- Miss C. Crawford 61 FOSTER LEADERS m J K ' Mt «r y f t ms ' V . - L F JFtfc- f 4 ' 4 7r- (FFLs QcovnJJ, EZu o$M i s J 1 n L C p4 ixsu : - ci pf-. 4 ' : ' -(Pas . [L u bkc. r ( 5j ) PoaJ J 6W %i7. Uj3?„ (L - o 62 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PARTICIPA TION ASSOCIA TION Sponsors: MissL. L. Faulkner, Mrs. F. V. Grimes, Miss C . Crawford FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Miss A. Jones, Miss E. Williams 64 HONOR SOCIETY Kenneth Woodson, Joann Tucker, Rose Jones, Mildred Blackwell, Jacqueline Tucker, Vice President, Emma Jones; Recording Sec ' y, Dorothy Tucker; Corresponding Sec ' y, William Bass; Sponsors, Mrs. P. D. Greene, MissL. L. Faulkner. President, Anna Fowlkes, Ella Jones; Treasurer, Kelvin Hobbs, Roger Eppes, Susan Smith, Sandra Fowlkes, Meredith Ward, Annie Hawkes, Carrie Green, Wanda Fitzgerald. 65 MA TH - SCIENCE CLUB Sponsors: Mr. A. L. Black, Mr. E. Tisdale, Mr. R. Thompson, Mr. L. H. Griinn, Mr. H. Glover. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATION Sponsor: Mrs. R. C. Johnson 66 Music is the most worthy, courteous, pleasant, joyous and lovely of all knowl¬ edge. It makes a man gentlemanly in his demeanor, for it acts upon his feelings. Music encourages us to bear the heaviest afflictions, administers consolation in every difficulty, refreshes the broken spirit, removes headache, and cures crossness and melancholy. The Venerable Bede LUTHER H. FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Mrs. Ethel L. Adams MEMBERS Bridgeforth, James Chapman, Herman Craig, Spencer Foster, Charlie Lewis, Richard Ligon, Tyrone Love, Laurence Mavin, Charles Miller, David Rather, Richard Rather, Roger Scott, Lee Taylor, James Wilson, Calvin Adams, Eva Maria Allen, Shirley Blackwell, Mildred Booker, Lillian Branch, Jacqueline Brown, Mary Carter, Ola Christopher, Garnette Downes, Arlene Dyson, Jean Eppes, Juanita Eppes, Rosa Farrar, Sandra Ford, Rosa Fortune, Evelyne Fowlkes, Yvonne Hurt, Jacqueline Johnson, Georgine Watson, Christine Wilkins, Jones, Rosa Lewis, Eunice Lewis, Margaret Morgan, Caroleen Morgan, Kathaleen Morgan, Mary Neal, Shirley Oliver, Hazel Robertson, Thelma Rowe, Betty Terry, Beatrice Tucker, Doretha Tucker, Rachel Vaughan, Vivian Venable, Johanna Walker, Lillie Cora 67 The joy of the theatre comes with the reflection of long rehearsal, fast tears, driving pressure and suffering. To love the theatre, one must love the dusky smell of backstage with all its different smells of grease paint, glue, hot lights, paint and pine wood. The Foster Players extend congratulations to their fellow Thespians all over the world as another play is born. Dot Gordon Dramatic Sponsor PATROL FORCE Sponsor: Mr. L. Anderson Members Kenneth Woodson -- Captain Paul Lewis -- Lieutenant Millie Ward -- Desk Sergeant William Bass, III Emma Jones Mildred Blackwell Janice Jones Thelma Bowler Rose Mary Jones William Carter Richard Marlowe Garnette Christopher Caroleen Morgan Barbara Dyson Kathaleen Morgan Jean Dyson Sarah Marshall Sally Fitzgerald Shirley Neal Wanda Fitzgerald Barbara Oliver Anna Fowlkes Thelma Robertson Sandra Fowlkes Jean Smith Yvonne Fowlkes Susan Smith Simon Greenhill Alvin Thomas Mattie Harris Dorothy Tucker Theresa Hawkes Jacqueline Tucker Kelvin Hobbs Joann Tucker Samuel Hobbs Brooks Vaughan Charlie Jones Mary Wilson Ella Jones Laverna Yates | i 69 SPONSORS: Mrs. Birckhead Mr. Black FUTURE TEACHERS OFAMERICA INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB SPONSOR: Mr. Hamilton SPONSORS: Miss Howard Mrs. Birckhead NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA SPONSORS: Mr. Washington Mr. Carter in HOMECOMING SCENES ATHLETICS I I I 1964-65 Joyce Jennings MISS HOMECOMING VARSITY SQUAD. ROW ONE: George Irby, Alex¬ ander Shelton, Alvin Thomas, Tom Rhoades, William Carter, Johnny Birdsong, Ronald Johnson, John Vaughter, James Walker, Herman Chapman, Jessie King, Leon Jennings, Milwood Hobbs. ROW TWO: Coach George Sargent, James Bridgeforth, Ralph Hinton,_ James Jennings, Clinton Stokes, Irvin Cousin, Emmitt Tucker, Spencer Craig, Melvin Evans, Charles Williams, Coach Louis Anderson. ROW THREE: Kelvin Hobbs, Orphues Tucker, Colonel Hobbs, John Hardy, Henry Banks, Thomas Eppes, Rudolph Tucker, James Chapman. BASKETBALL IN FULL SWING COACH: Miss K. L. Blain ASS ' T COACH: Miss L. L. Faulkner CAGERS OF 1964-65 COACH: Mr. George W. Sargent MX . C I |vL iy ' f 1 r l ■n ( 1964 - 65 BASEBALL TEAM COACH: Mr. George W. Sargent FACULTY ; i ! ? MRS. ETHEL L. ADAMS Music English B.S., Va. State College Sophomore Sponsor MR. ANDREW L. BLACK Science B.S., West Va. State Col. M.S., San Francisco State Freshman Sponsor MRS. ALICE H. BIRCKHEAD Home Economics B.S. M.S., Va. State College MR. WILLIAM L. CARTER Voc. Agriculture B.S., Va . State College MR . LOUIS ANDERSON Social Science B.A., Claflin College Eighth Grade Sponsor MISS KELLEY L. BLAIN Health Physical Ed. B.S., Claflin College Freshman Sponsor 80 MISS CAROLE CRAWFORD French English B.A., Livingstone Col. Junior Sponsor MISS CATHERINE L. FOWLKES English Social Studies A.B., Virginia Union Freshman Sponsor MRS. LANIE G. FORESTER Math Social Studies B .S ., Alabama A M College Freshman Sponsor MISS DOROTHY J. GORDON English Dramatics B.A., Norfolk State Col. Senior Sponsor MISS LOIS L. FAULKNER English B.S., Barber-Scotia Col. Sophomore Sponsor MR. HARTWELL GLOVER Biology, Gen. Science B.S., St. Augustine ' s Col. Sophomore Sponsor V MRS. PARTHENIA D. GREENE. Social Studies A.B., St. Augustine ' s Col. Sophomore Sponsor MR . JAMES P. HAMILTON, JR. Industrial Arts B.S., Bluefield State Col. MRS. FLOSSIE V. GRIMES History B.S., Virginia Union M. Ed., Temple Univ. Senior Sponsor MRS . ROSE C . JOHNSON Library Science B.S., Va. State College MR. LEWIS H. GRIFFIN Chemistry Science B.S., N. C. College Junior Sponsor MISS CAROLYN HOWARD Home Economics B .S ., A T College 82 MR . EDWARD TISDALE Algebra II, Adv. Math B.S., Virginia Union Senior Sponsor MISS ALMARIE JONES Commercial Education B.S., St. Augustine ' s Col. MRS . LORRAINE F . JONES English B.S., Va. State College Eighth Grade Sponsor MR . RAVENELL THOMPSON Geometry, Mathematics B.S., S. C. State College Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. GEORGE W. SARGANT Health Physical Ed. B S ., Claflin College MR. PEMBROOK WASHINGTON Voc. Agriculture B.S., Va . State College MISS MARTHA V. SINGLETON Guidance Algebra I B.S., Virginia Union MISS EMILY WILLIAMS Commercial Education B.S., Va. State College Junior Sponsor 83 FAREWELL ADDRESS For what then would we be remembered? Naturally we evidenced many weaknesses --we cannot say that this was the best class ever to be graduated from Luther H. Foster -- such judgment is beyond our limits. But we have accepted our challenge and exerted a definite drive forward -- each in his chose realm. As freshmen and now seniors, we represent a variety in potential and a variety in fulfillment. The evolution of specific talents -- this was the course of our human history. We would be remembered then as- strivers as we go out into life. For tomorrow ' s end will depend on what we begin today. 84 ADVERTISING PA TRONS Mrs. Marcella Alston Mrs. Finnis W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Bass Mr. and Mrs. James Beverly Mrs. Helen Blackmon Mr. Leory Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. William Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. William Blackwell, Jr. Mr. Aubrey Blair Mr. Salon Bland Mrs. Francis Bolling Mrs. Mary M. Booker Mr. Sam Booker Mrs. Bernice I. Booth Mr. Wilbert Booth Mrs. Katheline Branch Mrs. Ida Brooks Mrs. Barbara Boyd Mrs. Cennie Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Claiborne Mr. Clarence Clark Mrs. Mable C. Coleman Mrs. Richard Coleman Mrs. Margaret Collier Mr. A. B„ Cousin Mr. Edward Cousins Mr. Haywood Cousins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Creighton Mr. and Mrs. Willie Crenshaw Mrs. Agnes Diggs Miss Eva E. Doswell Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Downs Miss Carolyn Dyson Mr. Charles Dyson Miss Elizabeth Dyson Mrs. Mary Dyson Mrs. Bertha Eppes Mrs. Dillie Epes Mrs. E. H. Eppes Mr. Mrs. Lois Farrar Mr. Arthur Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald Mr. Alexander Ford Mr. Alphonso Fowlkes Mrs. Mary E. Gordon Mr. Mrs. C. W. Green Mrs. Clifford Greene Mr. Louis Griffin Mr. Joseph Hatchett Mr. Adolphus Hawkes Mrs. Catherine Hawkes Mr. Joe Hawkes Mrs. Laura Hawkes Mr. Wadworts E. Hawkes Mrs. John Herndon Mr. Curtis Hill Mr. Herbert Hill Mr. Howard Hill Mrs. Loveleen Hill Mr. Mrs. Alfred Hobbs Mr. Harold Hobbs Mr. Mrs. Samuel Hobbs Mr. Mrs. Therman Hobbs Miss Mae Hogue Miss Sudye Holman Mrs. Eva Hurt Mr. Mrs. George Irby Mrs. Maurice Irby Mrs. Geneva Jackson Mr. Thomas Jackson Mr. James Jamerson Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson Mrs. Edith Jefferson Mrs. Ethel Jefferson Mrs. Agnes M. Jennings Mrs. Lucy Jeter Miss Marjorie Jeter Mrs. Aleas Johnson Mr. Arthur Johnson Mrs. Augusta Johnson Mrs. Christine Johnson Mr. Jack Johnson Mrs. James C. Johnson Mrs. Thelma Johnson Mr. Thomas I. Johnson Mrs. Daisy Jones Mrs. Elaine S. Jones Mrs. Lorraine Jones Mr. Mrs. Paul Jones Mr. Mrs. Russell Jones PATRONS Mrs. Estelle King Mrs. Louise Lacy Miss Mary Lee Mrs. Mary J. Lee Mr. Alex Lewis Mrs. Geraldine Lewis Mrs. Henry Lewis Mr. Mrs. lohn B. Lewis Mrs. William Bolling Mrs. Betty Marshall Miss Fleta B. Marshall Mrs. Mabel Meritte Mrs. Florence Miller Mr. Mrs. James H. Miller Mrs. Pearl Miller Mrs. Anna Montage Mrs. Jeannette Morgan Mrs. Sam Morgan Mr. Mrs. Leonard Motes Mrs. Annette McQuay Mr. John Neal Mrs. Louise Neblett Mr. Peter Newsome Mrs. Eulla Oliver Mr. Joe Pardue Mr. Albragia Patillo Mr. Mrs. James Patterson Mrs. Lois Pearsall Mr. Edward T. Pegram Mr. Mrs. John W. Pegram Mrs. Gertrude Perry Miss Mary F. Perry Mr. Mrs. Fred Pollard Mr. M. J. Pollard Mr. James R. Pritchett Mr. Mrs. James Robinson Mr. Mrs. Arlice Ross Mr. A. A. Sample Mr. John Shelton Mr. Mrs. Clarence Smith Mrs. Bessie Stith Mr. James E. Stokes Mrs. Fennette J. Tabon Mrs. Pearl Taylor Mr. James Thompson Mr. Lewis Thompson Miss Annie Tucker Mrs. Arethea Tucker Miss Beatrice Tucker Mrs. Charlie Tucker, Jr. Mr. Emmett H. Tucker Mrs. Estelle Tucker Mrs. Ernestine Tucker Mr. John Tucker Mr. Mrs. Marvin A. Tucker Mrs. Mary E. Tucker Mr. Mrs. Samuel W. Tucker Mrs. Clifford Vaughan Mr. Richard Vaughan Miss Rosa Walker Mrs. Ethel Watkins Mr. James White Mrs. Howard Wilkerson, Sr. Mr. Billy Williams Mr. Mrs. Ernest Williams Mrs. Christine Willis Mrs. Audrey Wilson Mrs. Bertha Wilson Mr. Mrs. Fred Wilson Mr. James E. Wilson Mrs. Fledia Woodson Mr. McKinley Woodson Mr. Irving Yates The Seniors of Luther Foster would like to thank the patrons and others who have made it possible for us to publish this ' 65 edition of the Bulldog. Shop WILLIAMS BEAUTY SHOP 1012 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Phone 292-5549 Where You Save More CUNDIFF ' S GROCERY Fresh Meats Produce Blackstone, Virginia Averett Dept. Store Crewe, Virginia CAIN ' S CLOVER FARM MARKET Phone 645-7440 W. B. Thomas, Jr. Phone 292-3011 Blackstone, Virginia OLIVER FURNITURE COMPANY The Best In R.C.A. Electrical Appliances Phone 645-9292 or 645-9291 OLIVER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Service Makes It Different Mark H. Oliver, Mortician Compliments of WHITE FRONT 706 N. Main St. Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of WESTERN AUTO ASS. STORE A. 1. Harrelson Owner 119 S. Main St., Blackstone, Va. MIDGET MARKET GROCERIES AND COLD CUTS M. W. Green, Proprietor 611 Church Street Blackstone, Virginia NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Bottlers of Royal Crown-Cola-NEHI-Par-T-Pak and Diet Rite Beverages Available in bottles or cans Phone 71 Blackstone, Va. 301 S. Main Street Compliments of BRODNAX STUDIO CRITTENDEN’S DRUG STORE 210 East Leigh Street Richmond 19, Virginia Your 1964-65 Class Photographer Prescriptions Since 1892 Congratulates you Crewe, Virginia In Pictures Only, Can Yesterday Live SILCO CUT PRICE STORE THE HUB DEPT. STORE Prices are cut to fit your purse Shop where you get more for your money Blackstone, Virginia Outfitters for Men, Women, and Children Our Prices Must Always Be The Lowest In Town Phone: 292-7713-Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Compl iments of SPENCER DRUG COMPANY 3 The Rexall Store tdEJ r Wsr Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone ' s Most Popular Store For the Working Man and His Family Phone: 292-3135-Blackstone, Va. Compl iments of A. W. WATKINS JEWELER Compl iments of Bulova-Hami 1 ton Elgin Watches Keepsake Diamonds MICK — OR — MACK We Give S H Green Stamps Blackstone, Virginia Engraving and Watch Repairing IRBY INSURANCE AGENCY Compl iments of Complete Insurance Coverage Since 1876 WINSTEAD FLORIST 106 S. Main Street Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Phone: 292-3935 Compl iments of FITZGERALD CLEANERS Specialists In Fine Work 108 Carter Street Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-7538 Compliments of W. S. KINCHELOE CO. Men ' s and Boy ' s Outfitters Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-7323 CREWE KO-OP STORE INC. Where your dollar has more cents Crewe, Virginia We Deliver to You Phone: 645-7424 Compliments of SYDNOR ' S GROCERY Crewe, Va. Phone: 645-9611 CITY FUEL CO. Crewe, Virginia Esso Kerosene and Heating Oils Premium Grades of Pocahontas and Red Ash Coal Call 645-9216 E. A. COLE ' S CO. 1 13 East Caroline Ave . Crewe, Virginia VANARSDALL ' S Shoes And Shoe Repairing BURKEVILLE FEED FARM SUPPLY 767-2800 Highest quality eggs and World Famous Purina Chows Phone: 645-7452 Crewe, Virginia Burkeville, Virginia _ For Your Best in Furniture for comfort It ' s Always C. L. JENNINGS SON FURNITURE STORE Crewe, Virginia ROY ' S PURE SERVICE Roy Dennis, Manager Phone 645-4151-Crewe, Va. Compl iments of JONES COMPANY All Forms of Insurance Since 1889 Phone 645-73 14-Crewe, Va. Comp! iments of THOMPSON ROOFING SHEET METAL CO. Crewe, Virginia CREWE FURNITURE CO. Compl iments of Crewe, Virginia Phone 645-9865 B. M. DRUG CO. Your Friendly Store Best Wishes Compl iments of WILLIAM H. BASS, JR. Painting Decorating Phone 645-7383 or 9003 Crewe, Va. JOE BASS at Joe ' s One Stop Record Shop Phone 645-7383 Crewe, Va. PEEBLES DEPT. STORE Blackstone ' s Fashion Center Most For Your Money Phone 292-3822-Blackstone, Va. Compliments of MERCURY DRY CLEANERS 212 S . Main Street Phone 292-3135-Blackstone, Va. Compl iments of V. Y. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME 512 N. Main St. Blackstone, Va. MAPLE LAWN NURSING HOME Fire Proof-Steam Heat Caring for Elderly Chronic Convalescent Patients Phone 292-3368 Compl iments of Compliments of PECHTGAS SERVICE for all LP gas Service-Office DAIRY FREEZE Blackstone, Va. B1 ackstone - Lawre nee vi 1 le Kenbridge-South Hill Crewe Compl iments of NUNNELLY ' S TEXACO Phone 292-3934-Blackstone, Va. Compl iments of ROSE ' S 5p to lOp STORE Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of Compliments of WILSON ' S 5 10p STORE LUCY SHEFFIELD Blackstone, Virginia Visit Our New Toy Shop Crewe, Virginia Compl iments of PLANTERS WAREHOUSE Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of NOTTOWAY DRUG COMPANY Blackstone, Virginia GRABER ' S SERVICE STATION W. H. Graber, prop. Tires, Batteries, Soft Drinks, Etc. Washing-Greasing-Accessories U.S. Route 460 360 Burkeville, Virginia Compl iments of BRADSHAW ' S RESTAURANT A Good Place To Eat Phone: 767-3 190-Burkevi 1 le, Va. AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Cabell H. Cliborne, Agent 404 Lunenburg Ave. Blackstone, Virginia Phone: 292-3247 For Dependable Heating Comfort American Brand Heating Oil With Sta-Clean Compl iments of Compl iments of STOKES WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. Phone: 292-31 27-Blackstone, Va. WESTERN AUTO STORE Crewe, Virginia Compl iments of Compl iments of ANDERSON ' S GROCERY Crewe, Virginia DOWNS ' SERVICE STATION Crewe, Virginia Compliments of WILSON RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Fred Wilson, Prop Phone 292-3577 Repairs All Types of Electrical iances Specializes in T.V.,Radio Service Compl iments of Compl iments of SHARRER ' S MARKET 111 West Broad Street Blackstone, Virginia HILL TOP SERVICE STATION GROCERY Fresh meat, fruit, and lunches Also Beverages j Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of DUMOND ' S TRIM SHOP Tailor Made Seat Covers Compliments of Ready Made Seat Covers BRADSHAW ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Convertible Tops Ford Furniture Upholstering Tractor Equipment 408 Church Street Blackstone, Virginia Poulan Saws Compl iments of BLACKSTONE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of WALKER ' S FOOD SHOP Burkeville, Virginia Phone 767-4800 We Deliver 1 Pause for 1 If Co i !pY j : j Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of BARROW GROCERY CO., INC. Ill N. Main Street Blackstone, Virginia Phone 292-3716 Compliments of A P Crewe, Virginia Compliments of PAUL ' S RESTAURANT Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Lusk—Thrift Equip. Co. Burkeville, Virginia Compliments of R. W. CLIFTON, JEWELER Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of EPES SUPPLY CO. Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of j TRICE TEXACO SERVICE STATION Crewe, Virginia Compliments of COMMUNITY ESSO STATION Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of BURKEVILLE DRUG STORE Burkeville, Virginia Compliments of MAYFLOWER INC. Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of SHELL SERVICE STATION Burkeville, Virginia Compliments of BLACKSTONE GUANA CO., INC. Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of LONG BOTTOM ' S JEWELERS Crewe, Virginia Compliments of B. W. LOVE Blackstone, Virginia Compl iments of BURKEVILLE FUEL COMPANY Compliments of VIRGINIA STEAM LAUNDRY j Blackstone, Virginia j Burkeville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of BLACKSTONE FUEL COMPANY Blackstone, Virginia Jenkins Motor Company Sales Service Burkeville Virginia Compliments of FITZGERALD FLORIST Crewe, Virginia Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS of 1965 From The Faculty of Luther H. Foster SENIOR NAME Pearl Akers Shirley Allen William Bass III Mildred Blackwe ll Etta Booker Barbara Booth Mary Branch James Bridgeforth Phillip Cathey Marion Chapman Garnette Christopher Doris Craft Evelyn Crawley Mary Downs Jean Dyson Barbara Dyson Juanita Epes Virginia Eppes Melvin Evans Novella Fitzgerald Evelyn Fortune Charlie Foster Warren Foster Anna Fowlkes Joyce Fowlkes Bobby Gills Deloise Gray Larry Greenhill Simon Greenhill, Jr. Frances Hardy Lillian Harris Phyllis Hill Samuel Hobbs Charlie Jefferson Catherine Jennings Maxine Jennings Georgine Johnson Harold Johnson Ella Jones Emma Jones Frank Jones Janice Jones Roberta Jones ADDRESS Route 3, Box 62, Blackstone, Va. 551 North Main Street, Blackstone, Va. P.O. Box 104, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 152, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 131, Burkeville, Va. R.F.D. 2, Box 252, Blackstone, Va. General Delivery, Burkeville, Va. Route 1, Box 235, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 251, Crewe, Va. 300 Lipscomb Street, Crewe, Va. Route 2, Box 104, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 112, Crewe, Va. P.O. Box 174, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 111, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 36, ' Crewe, Va. Route 2, Box 51, Crewe, Va. 510 East Broad Street, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 125, Burkeville, Va. Route 3, Box 49, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 117, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 213, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 145-A, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 48, Crewe, Va. Route 3, Box 85, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 14-D, Burkeville, Va. Route 1, Box 474, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 463, Crewe, Va. 916 Luke Street, Blackstone, Va. 539 Stokes Street, Blackstone, Va. Homes Apt. 50, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 28, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 102, Burkeville, Va. Route 3, Box 92, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 73, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 475, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 434, Crewe, Va. Route 3, Box 120, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 136, Jetersville, Va. 915 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. Route 3, Box 246, Blackstone, Va. 820 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. P.O. Box 21, Burkeville, Va. Route 2, Box 21-A, Burkeville, Va. AMBITION Navy Secretary Lawyer Registered Nurse Secretary Tailor Beautician Draftsman Teacher Secretary Secretary Business Education Registered Nurse Business Teacher Registered Nurse Practical Nurse Teacher Registered Nurse Draftsman Secretary Theology Engineer Policeman Teacher Registered Nurse Engineer Secretary Artist I.B.M. Operator Social Worker Nurse Registered Nurse Artist Secretary Secretary Stenographer Auto Mechanic Business Education Accountant Barber Secretary Social Worker 98 DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS Rose Jones Gladys Lee Margaret Lewis Thomas Lewis Tyrone Ligon Sarah Marshall David Neal Jr. Mary Perry Carnell Robertson Thelma Robertson Audrey Robinson Freeman Rhoades Tom Rhoades Route 2, Box 68, Blackstone, Va. 611 North Main Street, Blackstone, Va Route 2, Box 265, Crewe, Va. Route 2, Box 265, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 32, Crewe, Va. Route 3, Box 246, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 92, Burkeville, Va. Route 2, Box 65, Blackstone,. Va. Route 1, Box 18, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 304, Crewe, Va. P.O. Box 224, Burkeville, Va. R.F.D. 4, Box 219, Blackstone, Va. R.F.D. 4, Box 219, Blackstone, Va. Frances Shelton Leola Smith Katherine Stokes William Taylor Betty Tucker Dorothy Tucker Jacqueline Tucker Joann Tucker Route 1, Box 90, Blackstone, Va. 310 Lipscomb Street, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 144-A, Blackstone, Va. 802 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. 542 N. Main Street, Blackstone, Va. Route 2, Box 64, Blackstone, Va. Route 3, Box 61, Blackstone, Va. Route 3, Box 218, Blackstone, Va. Willie Tucker Vivian Vaughan Millie Ward Calvin Wilson Route 3, Box 58, Blackstone, Va. 918 Luke Street, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 154, Crewe, Va. Route 1, Box 152-A, Blackstone, Va. Margaret Wilson Route 3, Box 44, Blackstone, Va. Mary Wilson Kenneth Woodson Route 2 Box 36, Blackstone, Va. Route 1, Box 187, Burkeville, Va. William Woodson George Worsham Route 1, Box 187, Burkeville, Va. Route 3, Box 211, Blackstone, Va. Sponsors Miss D. J. Gordon 644 River Creek Road Norfolk, Va. Mr. Edward Tisdale Mrs. F 204 South Addison Street Box 262 Richmond 20, Va. Amelia, AMBITION Stenographer Secretary Teacher Barber Welder Business Education Welder Bookkeeper Salesman Practical Nurse Secretary Teacher Pro Baseball Teacher Business Education Secretary Secretary Mechanic Nurse Secretary Business Teacher Home. Ec. Teacher Mechanic Nurse Nurse Electronics Engineer Elementary Teacher Stenographer Business Executive Engineer Auto Mechanic V. Grimes Va. 99 REMEMBER THOSE YEARS ■