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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1966 volume:

. I.. ' ' . •• : WV ■ J: • ' • S « • ♦.£ b r Bg wsrssnwvrd V , £ cok i-e d ' ce THE SENIOR CLASS OF LUTHER H. FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL proudly presents THE 1966 BULLDOG Delmar Studios Burlington, North Carolina Delmar Printing Charlotte, North Carolina FOREWORD Through the gates of Foster High School pass the leaders and followers of tomor¬ row. Each of us enters with different ideas, ambitions and beliefs. At first, we may find that life behind the gates presents the opportunities for making new friends, find¬ ing new social activities, and learning new experiences. Thus, as life around us gath¬ ers momentum, we discover that we are being exposed to a new phase of academic learning. Becoming aware of this new phase, we realize that Life is composed of two parts, that which is passed--a dream; that which is to come--a wish. We study, we play, we learn. A part of that wish is fulfilled after long years of sweat, toil, and tears. The other part of that wish is a pending challenge. Yet, there has to be a memory--a lasting memory of the struggle from beginning to end. Where can we find such a blessed and lasting memory of our high school days, of Bulldog Land? — Here, O mighty reader, in the pages of the 1966 Bulldog--Handle it with care, for it is ever fragile, and it must serve for years to come. Read it, cher¬ ish it. It is a reminder of: OUR CHALLENGES AT LHF 2 . . . AND WE MET THE CHALLENGE. , OF EDUCATION Administration Faculty OF GRADUATION Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Pre-Freshmen OF CONTRIBUTION Classes OF PARTICIPATION Activities ' Features OF COMPETITION Athletics OF SELECTIONS Advertising DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 66 solemnly dedicate our yearbook, the 1966 Bulldog , to our devoted faculty. Being our final year at Luther H. Foster, we select you, dear faculty, with deepest gratitude for the assistance you gave us as we met the many difficult challenges which confronted us. We feel that we are a very special and privileged class to be graduating when the world is in the great need of highly trained and educated young men and women. We wish to show our appreciation for your willingness to help us in every worth¬ while thing we have strived to do. We proudly dedicate this Bulldog Yearbook of ’66 to you, our most understanding faculty. Jacqueline Branch William Carter, Jr. 4 s=£S5S5 cmc2 arrjrmcn OUR SCHOOL SONG HAIL FOSTER HIGH Tune Danny Boy Hail Foster High! We pledge our lasting love to thee! Our voices raised, we ' ll ever sing your praise With open minds, we learn, we know no other-- Thy name alone, we proudly cheer and raise! (Chorus) Hail Foster High! Your mortals stand so steadfast-- True to humanity, and brotherhood, We stand with you forever and forever, Your cause is just, so kind, so true and so good. Hail Foster High! Erect with structure, bold and great, Your beauty we, will always keep preserved. You stand in tribute to the welfare of mankind It ' s us, dear school, it ' s us you’ve nobly served. (Adopted by faculty - October 19, 1950) 5 f A M i -• Peace is not absence of war, it is a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence, justice. THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS. . . It becomes my pleasure again to congratulate you on your educational achievements thus far. I hope that I can award you a crown of victory in June. It hardly seems like five years since I first welcomed you in the Foster family and yet you have almost completed your tasks. Many changes have taken place at Foster and in the world since our first meeting. I hope that these changes have influenced you and that the knowledge you have received here has been so flexible that you will want greater accomplishments. In your strife, remember that the best is desired in anything that you do. Your best only comes after your earnest effort, skilled attainment, and dogged determinations to move forward. Take an honest retrospect of yourselves. How will you fit in this scheme of life? It is easy to say I can ' t, but is it an honest appraisal? Have you applied hard work to efforts? There is no substitute for knowledge. For he who said-- I am the Way - -is still the way. If you in your strife for greater accomplishments, follow his pattern of life, I assure you that prosperity will be yours. Go forth and make Nottoway, Foster and parents proud of you. Mr. Joseph B. Pervall, Principal B.S. Virginia Union University M.S. Virginia State College 8 Mr. Andrew L. Black, Assistant Principal General Science Mrs. Geneva W. Harris Katherine Stokes Office Secretary Cashier Miss Martha V. Singleton Guidance Counselor 9 Custodian: Mr. David E. Fitzgerald Cooks: Mrs. Mary Coxs, Mrs. Mary Goode 10 Mrs. Ethell L. Adams Music Education English Miss Kelly L. Blain Health Physical Education Mrs. Alice H. Birkhead Home Economics Louis Anderson World Geography Government W. L. Carter, Sr. General Mechanics Mrs. Lanie G. Forester Mathematics Miss Sylvia Faulk Home Economics Miss Catherine L. Fowlkes English Miss Carol D. Crawford French English Miss Lois L. Faulkner English Mrs. Flossie V. Grimes U.S. History and World History Miss Janice M. Godette English and Dramatics Lewis H. Griffin Chemistry James P. Hamilton Industrial Arts Hartwell M. Glover Biology, Physics, and Drivers’ Education Miss Flossie L. Oliver General Science Miss Almarie Jones Typing II, Shorthand and Bookkeeping I Miss Calvin Pegram Typing I General Business Mrs. Yvonne B. Harris American History Miss Rosa D. Randolph English I Ravenell Thompson Plane Geometry Modern Mathematics Pembroke Washington Vocational Agriculture George W. Sargent Physical Education Miss Doris E. Webb General Science, Algebra I Advanced Math “Tender Was The Night” EVA MARIA VIOLA ADAMS ROBERT LEE ALLEN JAMES EDWARD BLACKWELL SAMUEL MORRY DANIEL BLACKWELL FRED ARCHIE BAGLEY HENRY MATTHEW BANKS WALTER EUGENE BLACKWELL LILLIAN MARIE BOOKER SADIE ANN BOOSE ROBERT LEE BOWLER THELMA DELOIS BOWLER JACQUELINE THERESA BRANCH HARRIETTE D. BRIDGEFORTH WILLIAM LEGUSTUS CARTER ROSA REBECCA FORD JAMES ACIE FOWLKES ROBERT EARL FOWLKES i WILLIAM HENRY GREEN EYVONNE MAGNOLIA HARRIS LONNIE HUGO HARRIS MATTIE LEE HARRIS ANNIE LUNETTE HAWKES CURTIS EUGENE HAWKES THERESA ANN HAWKES KELVIN ALFRED HOBBS JACQUELINE TESSA HURT PHYLLIS YVONNE JAMES FRANKIE CARL JEFFERSON CLAIBORNE McDONALD JENNINGS FLOYD EDWARD JENNINGS JAMES HOWARD JENNINGS GLORIA EYVONNE JOHNSON LILLIE LORRAINE JOHNSON % JENNIE ELIZABETH JONES VIRGINIA DARE JONES CAROLYN DORETHA KING JESSE SCOTT KING DALLAS CELESTINE KNIGHT RICHARD EDWARD LEWIS JOANN MARIE McCRAY DAVID RONALD MILLER LYNELL NEBLETT THURMAN RUDOLPH OLIVER PHYLLIS ROBERTA PARKER EARL NATHANIEL STOKES JOHN EDWARD STOKES JAMES FRANKLIN TAYLOR NORMAN EDWARD TAYLOR LILLIAN BEATRICE TERRY LaVERNE HORTENSE VAUGHAN JOHN HOWARD VAUGHTER JOHANNA VENABLE JAMES RICHARD WALKER, JR. SARAH MERDITH WARD CHRISTINE WATSON CORA LEE WILKINS CHARLES HARRISON WILLIAMS HATTIE MAE WILLIAMS 30 CLASS HISTORY It was a sunny, autumn day in September 1961, when one hundred fifty eager seekers of knowl¬ edge arrived on the Luther H. Foster soil. Greeted by many friendly faces and waiting oppor¬ tunities in this land of wisdom, these explorers soon settled to obtain understanding in various fields of knowledge. Certainly we had many successful expeditions along the way. In the pre-freshman expedition, much of the time was spent getting adjusted to this new environ¬ ment but many of us found interest and represented our school in clubs, sports, and district con¬ ferences. Johanna Venable won the title of May Queen in 1961-62. In the freshman expedition, Eva Maria Adams, Jacqueline Hurt, Lillian Booker, and Jacqueline Branch were selected by virtue of their musical training, to participate in the All-State Choir held at Virginia State College, Petersburg. Wanda Fitzgerald, William Carter, Sandra Fowlkes, and Carrie Green received awards at the District Math-Science Conference. Harriet Bridge- forth became a member of the girl’s basketball team. In the sophomore expedition, Susan Smith won third place in a Pyrofax Baking Contest. We were fortunate to have a group of students who displayed their athletic abilities. Jennie Jones, Carrie Green, Annie Hawkes, Susan Smith, Carolyn King, and Joann McCray became members of the girl ' s basketball team. Our sophomore boys who displayed their outstanding abilities in athletics were James Walker, William Carter, Jesse King, John Vaughter, Roger Eppes, Emmett Tucker, Henry Banks, James Jennings, and Charles Williams. In the junior expedition, eight of our members, Annie Hawkes, Carrie Green, Merdith Ward, Sandra Fowlkes, Susan Smith, Wanda Fitzgerald, Roger Eppes, and Kelvin Hobbs were accept¬ ed into the National Honor Society. At the District Conference, Sandra Fowlkes was elected secretary. Susan Smith received a $200 Drama Scholarship. Harriet Bridgeforth became cap¬ tain of the girl ' s basketball team and William Carter became captain of the football team. The Junior talent show, On Broadway,” was the hit of the year. Our next big event was the Junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Community Center in Blackstone, Virginia. The theme for the most enjoyable occasion was Tender Is The Night. Our Senior expedition finally arrived and at last we reached that long awaited moment. The eighty-five of us who had successfully overcome the obstacles in our paths, became the Senior Class of 1966. One of the highlights of our senior year was having Sandra Farrar crowned Miss Homecoming for the year ' 65-66. We owe many thanks to our leaders, Miss Godette, Mr. Griffin, and Mr. Anderson for their loyalty and service. Our school years have been highly educational, enjoyable, and rewarding. We shall forever cherish the memory of the challenges of our years at Foster. They will serve as stepping stones to success in the future. Wanda Fitzgerald Sandra Fowlkes John Vaughter 31 SENIOR CLASS WILL OL 1966 We, the Senior Class of 1966, having completed a major phase of our education, wish to make the follow¬ ing bequeaths: To our parents, who gave us financial support, guidance, courage, and everlasting love, we leave our sin- cerest gratitude. To our Principal and dearest Faculty members, we leave our appreciation for their kindness and patience. To the Juniors, we bequeath our seats in the auditorium; occupy them but do not try to fill them. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our best wishes and the ability to achieve better things in life. To the Freshmen, we bequeath our friendship and loyalty, hoping they will put them to good use. And last but not least, to the Pre-Freshmen, we bequeath our ability to stay ahead at all times. Theresa Hawkes wills her pleasing personality to Josephine Vaughter. Sandra Fowlkes wills academic achievements to her sisters, Eva and Pauline. Yvonne Parrish wills her ability to finish school to her sister, Frances. Lydia Woodson wills her jovial ways to Laura Woodson and Milton Morgan. Waverly Fowlkes wills his ability to study to Joyce Fowlkes. Sadie Boose wills her seat in Government class to her cousin, Ruth. Lonnie Harris wills his scholastic ability to his brothers, William and Kenneth. James Yates wills his seat in Government class to his cousin, Trudy Carter. Loverna Yates wills her ability to get along with others to her cousin, Verna Hawkes. Emmett Tucker wills his ability to stay happy and always have a new joke to tell to Edward Shelton. James Acie Fowlkes wills his sweet personality to his sister, Hattie. Robert Fowlkes wills his Government grades to his brother, Richard. Lynell Neblett wills his ability to always keep the defensive team alive with a joke during a game to Johnny Byrdsong. Phyllis Parker wills her ability to work in the library to her brother, Larry. James Blackwell wills his ability to think collectively and intelligently to anyone who is capable of pos¬ sessing it. Frankie Jefferson wills his dreamy eyes and adorable smile to his sisters, Gretchen and Mary. Spencer Craig wills his strength and power to Allen Jones. Charles Williams wills his great physique to Francis Oliver. James Walker wills his ability to play basketball to his sister, Lillie. Henry Banks wills his ability to play football to Willie and Ralph Holmes. Norman Taylor wills his ability to type to his sister, Cynthia. Robert Bowler wills his baseball suit to his brother, Charles. James Taylor wills his charming personality to anyone in need of it. Irving Cousins wills his number 22 football uniform to his brother, George Fowlkes. Johanna Venable wills her ability to get along with all people to her sister, Gloria. Phyllis James wills her capability to be another Patty Duke to anyone who wants to be around rock ' n ' roll type person. Fred Bagley wills his ability to stay out of trouble to John Holmes and Bernard Bush. Dorotha Tucker wills her position as Captain of the Cheering Squad to Alicia Hawkes. Christine Watson wills her seat in English to her cousin, Edith Lee. Shirley Todd wills her seat in English to her brother, Franklin. Hattie Williams wills her position in the Choir to her sister, Barbara. Curtis Hawkes wills his ability to sing to his brother, Leroy. William Carter wills his position as Captain of the football team to anyone capable of carrying out its qualifications. 32 Joann McCray wills her position on the basketball team to Ann Jones. James Elder wills his knowledge to his brother,Roland. Claiborne Jennings wills his ability to get along with others to Charles Oliver. Floyd Jennings wills scholastic ability to his sister, Virginia. Merdith Ward wills her happy go lucky ways to Alonzo Ward and Barbara Ward. Bernice Robertson wills her sweet ways to her sister and brother, Annie and Frank. Jacqueline Branch wills her wonderful smile to all who are capable of achieving it. Kelvin Hobbs wills his mind to science, his heart to Linda, and his soul to heaven. Susan Smith wills her individuality and her versatility to George Irby. Dallas Knight wills her seat in English to her niece, Ruth Pettis. Roger Eppes wills his sense of humor and his Genio Marchetti ability to his brother, Thomas. Meriwether Evans wills his height to all of his short friends and his cousin, Sherman. Carrie Green wills her ability to keep a high average to her brother and sister. Cora Wilkins wills her pleasant personality to the new arrivals. Harriett Bridgeforth wills her ability to get along with Mr. Pervall to the undergraduates. Gloria Johnson wills her ability to study hard in Government to Annie Robertson. Edith Fitzgerald wills her ability to type well to her sister and brother, Alex and Ola. Virginia Jones wills her ability to become an outstanding senior to Barbara Hayes. Pontgine Coleman wills her pleasing personality to Patricia Johnson. LaVerne Vaughan wills her round trip ticket to Washington to her cousins, Alma Adams and Shelia Page. Yvonne Fowlkes wills her corny jokes to Grace Fowlkes. John Vaughter wills his ability to play football to his brother, Robert. Eva Maria Adams wills her position in the All State Choir to Patricia Chaffin. Gloria Wilson wills her pleasing personality to Mary Tucker. James Leroy Taylor wills his ability to sing and to play the piano to Alonzo Ward. Annie Hawkes wills her Honor Society Membership to her sister, Alma. Jennie Jones wills her cheerful smile to her brother, Charlie. Samuel Blackwell wills his unique disposition to Lillian and Gus Blackwell. William Green wills his ability to study hard and to graduate to his brothers and sister. Jacqueline Hurt wills her readiness to say what ' s on her mind, to her sister, Avis. Jesse King wills his good looks and pleasing personality to all the Junior boys. Mattie Harris wills her good attendance to her sisters, Evelyn and Shirley. Thurman Oliver wills his ability to get to class on time to his brothers, Melvin and Charles. Sandra Farrar wills her ability to get along with others and her lovely smile to her brothers, Warren and Roney. Carolyn King wills her ability to do the best in everything she trys to accomplish to her sister, Linda, and brother, Tommy. Beatrice Terry wills her graduation cap and gown to anyone in the class of ' 67. David Miller wills his knowledge in Government to David Bland. Wanda Fitzgerald wills her ability to get her lesson to her sister, Sallie. Lillian Booker wills her ability to carry a tune to her nieces. Sandra Farrar Jesse King 33 CLASS PROPHECY June 10, 1976 Moon River Astronauts William Carter, Jesse King, and Kelvin Hobbs have arrived on the moon and are relating the success of the ambitious Senior Class of 1966 back to earth. They state that Roger Eppes, the president there, has recently joined in holy matrimony with Jennie Jones, the chief of staff, at the D. R. Miller Sanitarium. This sanitarium is named in honor of David Miller, who has done so much to advance the research on tuberculosis. Some prominent doctors, and nurses at this sanitarium are John Stokes, Samuel Blackwell, James Peace, Robert Allen, Henry Banks, Wanda Fitzgerald, Sarah Ward, Bernice Robertson, Rosa Ford, and Dallas Knight. From the grid-iron we have just seen the famous Moonwide-known quarterback, John Vaugh- ter, make the winning touchdown of the game. Other famous players on the Moon Spiders Team are Lynell Neblett, Irving Cousins, Emmett Tucker, James Yates, Charles Williams, and James Jennings, who is now married to a famous mathematician, Annie Hawkes. The three famous Moon Lads, James and Walter Blackwell and Richard Lewis are still rais¬ ing their handsome voices to high heaven in the praise of God. Some of the teachers who are imparting their wisdom upon their former classmates chil¬ dren are Sandra Fowlkes, Sandra Farrar, Lillian Booker, Gloria Johnson, Gloria Wilson, and Robert Fowlkes. The undefeated Moon Nehis are scheduled to play the Harlem Globe Trotters at the YMCA. The chief officials are Meriwether Evans and James Elder. Playing center with the Nehis is James Walker, who has broken his own record for the highest scorer twice. Other members of the team are Thurman Oliver, Robert Bowler, Frankie Jefferson, James L. Taylor, and Curtis Hawkes. William Green and wife, Susan Smith have become Multi-millionaires from their produc¬ tion of Green Cheese. Starring in tonight’s Milky way performance is the rising new Modern Dance star Eva Maria Adams. The following are the best IBM OPERATORS found on the Moon: Lydia Woodson, Laverne Vaughan, Hattie Williams, Christine Watson and Shirley Todd. The Reverend Joann McCray has recently performed the following wedding ceremonies: Claiborne Jennings to Cora Wilkins, Waverly Fowlkes to Jacqueline Branch, Robert Allen to Pontgine Coleman, Fred Bagley to Phyllis James, Floyd Jennings to Yvonne Parrish, Norman E. Taylor to Carolyn King, Lee Scott to Johanna Venable, Earl Stokes to Lilli Johnson, and James F. Taylor to Mattie Harris. The one and only famous lawyer, H. Doretha Bridgeforth, has just won the case of Theresa Hawkes vs. the State, Moon River. Carrie Green has just discovered a cure for cancer in her research Laboratory. Because of the sunspots there on earth, we must discontinue our broadcast for now. Until we return to earth, Bon Soir. Harriett D. Bridgeforth Carrie Green 34 SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: Every Man Is the Architect of His Own Future CLASS COLORS: Light Blue and Black CLASS FLOWER: Blue Carnation CLASS POEM Ever grateful to our beloved Foster, we stand With our lives uncarved, thus We will soon release your guiding hand To grasp what is offered us. As you steered us onward toward our goal You have instilled in us day by day The desire to have each new tomorrow Find us farther along our way. You taught us to be up and doing, With a heart set for any fate, To be achieving, to be pursuing, To labor hard and patiently wait. Our memories of Foster are of pride and devotion. They will be our guiding ray, As we struggle over life ' s vast ocean For we have only crossed the bay. We must leave these familiar classes and halls, The challenge of the great world calls For us, the 66 Senior Class, To meet the future and let the present pass. CLASS SONG Dear Alma Mater Erect, great, and bold We honor Thee and praise Thee Our strength from days of old. Although we leave Thee sadly Not one could leave Thee prouder To meet the future bravely And sing thy praises louder. Chorus Dear Foster, Foster High Our hearts with Thee remain We will strive to use with pride The things from Thee we ' ve gained. CO-EDITORS Sandra Fowlkes Susan Smith YEARBOOK STAFF Layout and Artist: Layout; Annie Hawkes, Doretha Bridgeforth, Artist; Robert Fowlkes, Robert Allen, James Yates. Financial Staff: Mattie Harris, Joann McCray, Dallas Knight, Jacqueline Hurt, Jennie Jones, Jacqueline Branch. 37 YEARBOOK STAFF Business Managers: Roger Eppes, Kelvin Hobbs, Theresa Hawkes Writers: Sandra Farrar, Carrie Green, William Carter, Jesse King, James Yates, John Vaughter, Lynell Neblett Typists: Lydia Woodson, Eva Maria Adams, Norman Taylor, Lillian Booker 38 OFFICERS: President--Johnnie Greenhill; Vice President--George Irby; Secretary--Annie Robertson; Assistant Secretary--Alice Morgan; Treasurer--Colonel Hobbs; Reporter--Linda King; Chaplain--Alicia Hawkes; Sgts. at Arms--Herman Chatman, Richard Marlowe. junior class Mary Allen Johnnie Birdsong Gus Blackwell Doris Bland Hazel Booker Ruth Booth Brenda Bower Solomon Carter Harry Carter Leroy Clarke Clara Coleman Marilyn Cooke Albert Crawley Theresa Cousins Carolyn Dagner 39 Beulah Dodson Thomas Eppes Elsie Evans Ann Ferguson Sallie Fitzgerald Louis Ford Geraldine Green Johnnie Greenhill John Hardy Ronnie Harriston Johnnie Harris Lafayette Hawkes Alicia Hawkes Carolyn Hawkes Elsie Hicks Ralph Holmes Milwood Hobbs Edith Hobbs Colonel Hobbs George Irby Hazel Jackson Russell Jackson Antinette Jennings Donald Johnson Ronald Johnson Goldie Johnson Ann Jones Charlie Jones Linda King Eunice Lewis Marcella Mason Alice Morgan Donald Morgan Mary Morgan Melvin Oliver 40 Hazel Oliver Barbara Oliver Melinda Peace Carolyn Price Richard Rather Velma Rather Roger Rather Annie Robertson Laura Robertson Laverne Robertson Estere Rowe Edward Shelton Florence Simms Jean Smith Clarence Smith Emmitt Stokes Alice Stokes Marshall Townes Harold Tucker Orpheus Tucker Tyrone Tucker Brooks Vaughan Josephine Vaughter Lillie Walker Dorothy Watson Carolyn Watson Gloria Williams James Wilson Thelma Worsham Barbara Yancey 41 OFFICERS: President—Calvin Nunelly; Vice President--Audrey Jennings; Secretary--Cloris McCloud; Assistant Secretary--Mary Tucker; Treasurer--Carolyn Tucker; Chaplain--Harvey Branch; Sgt. at Arms—Willie Holmes. sophomore class Alice Anderson Josephine Bland Doris Bowler Harvey Branch Marion Carter Eddie Chaffin Joyce Clark Wendell Clay Margaret Cousins Frances Davis Harold Davis John Dyson Irma Eppes Juanita Eppes Rosa Eppes Charles Fitzgerald Marie Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Stanley Fitzgerald Herbert Jackson Bernard Ford Velma Ford David Fowlkes Eva Fowlkes Gracie Fowlkes Hattie Fowlkes Evelyn Friend Emma Goodson Hampton Green Herman Greenhill Sylvester Green Martha Hardy Carolyn Harper Shirley Harper Carl Harris James Harris Raymond Harris William Harris Alma Hawkes Michael Hawkes Jesse Hawkes Samuel Hawkes Dennis Hobbs Willie Holmes Lois Hurte Audrey Jennings Joseph Jennings Connie Johnson David Johnson Jack Johnson Barbara Jones Nancy King Henry Lewis Henry Lynn Fleta Marshall Cloris McCloud Mary Morgan Omega Morgan Queen Morgan Thelma Muse Calvin Nunnelly Eunice Oliver James Oliver Evelyn Parker Bessie Peace Clementine Perry Lois Pritchett Carolyn Rather Jesse Reynolds Francis Robertson Laurel Robinson Richard Robertson Clinton Stokes Irby Stokes Lucy Stokes Lena Tabon Lillie Tillery Carolyn Tucker Rudolph Tucker Shirley Tucker Kenneth Vaughan Joann Watkins William Watson Dorothy Williams Bernette Wilson Richard Wilson Franklin Wilson Charlotte Wyatt Joseph Ya tes Sarah Yates 44 FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRESHMEN Alma Adams Brightwell Allen Charles Allen Anna Anderson Cynthia Bagley Sallie Bagley Myrtis Berkley David Blackwell Annie Bolling James Booth Charles Bowler Stephanie Bradshaw Nancy Branch Trudy Carter Patricia Chaffin Shirley Chaffin James Clark Ruth Coleman Linda Cousins Barbara Craig Herbert Crawley Sharon Dobson Doris Dodson Floyd Dodson Hattie Dodson Edora Doswell Samuel Epes Daisy Eppes Warren Eppes Shirley Edmonds Estelle Farrar Roney Farrar Warren Farrar Jerry Fowlkes Joyce Fowlkes Viola Fowlkes Evelyn Hanks Mildred Hicks Lyold Harris Shirley Harris Leroy Hawkes Tyrone Hawkes Verna Hawkes Avis Hurt Lillian Jackson 46 Mary Jefferson Eugene Jennings Eugene Jennings Joyce Jennings Linwood Jeter Helen Johnson Herbert Johnson Patricia Johnson Theresa Johnson Aundria Jones Inez Jones Shirley Jones Earnest King Tommy King Walter Kirby James Knight Earnest Lee Morris Lee Rufus Lee Arlene Lewis Mary Lewis Thomas Ligon Kenneth Mavin Mildred McCloud Linwood Mitchell Edith Morgan Milton Morgan Joann Neal Charles Oliver Francis Oliver 47 Horace Oliver Shelia Paige Lee Parker Frances Parrish John Pettis Ruth Pettis Naomi Rather Brenda Reynolds Martha Rhoades Robert Rhoades Ann Scott Roosevelt Stewart Hannah Stokes Robert Stokes Thomas Tabon Cynthia Taylor Patrician Tracy Berthell Turner Richard Wallace Alonza Ward Barbara Ward Elnora Ward Charles Williams Marjorie Wilson Laura Woodson Woodrow Wright Sandra Whitley Delois X Thomas Yates 48 � GENERAL BUSINESS Instructor: Miss Pegram TYPING I Instructor: Miss Pegram TYPING II CLASS Miss Jones -- Instructor SHORTHAND CLASS Miss Jones -- Instructor BOOKKEEPING CLASS Miss Jones -- Instructor DRIVER EDUCATION Instructor: Mr. Glover PRE-FRESHMAN OFFICERS Hi Sponsor: Miss Randolph PRE-FRESHMEN Sponsor: Miss Oliver Sponsor: Mrs. Harris PRE-FRESHMEN Sponsor: Miss Faulk STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION 1 Y . 4 1 | jJ IV i III 1 iii ml ' 111 1 Hp HBk U r, B ; Sponsors: Miss L. L. Faulkner Mrs. F. V. Grimes Mr. L. A. Griffin FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Mrs. A. H. Birckhead Mrs. Y. B. Harris HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Roger Eppes VICE PRESIDENT Kelvin Hobbs SECRETARY Sandra Fowlkes ASSISTANT SECRETARY Annie Hawkes TREASURER Carrie Green CHAPLAIN Susan Smith PARLIAMENTARIAN Merdith Ward SPONSOR Miss Louise Faulkner NEOPHYTES Barbara Oliver Jean Smith Charlie Jones Doris Bland Edith Hobbs James Johnson Ronnie Harriston Colonel Hobbs Sallie Fitzgerald George Irby Johnnie Greenhill Milwood Hobbs 57 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Mr. Washington, Mr. Carter INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Hamilton 58 The Luther H. Foster Choir Director, Mrs. Ethel L. Adams The choir, an integral part of the music education studies in this school, focuses attention on the cultural and artistic development of students. Music literature of the classics and con¬ temporary composers are performed. Officers of this organization are: Jacqueline Branch . . Charles Mavin . . Sandra Farrar Eva Maria Adams . . Annie Hawkes . James L. Taylor . . Lillian Booker James F. Taylor Patricia Chaffin . . Loverna Yates Eva Maria Adams Beatrice Terry We salute this year two former members of the choir, graduates of Foster High School: Barbara Fitzgerald who receives a degree in music from Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia, and Mallory Miller who receives a degree in music from Fisk University, Nash¬ ville, Tennessee. President. Vice President . . Secretary . Assistant Secretary Treasurer . . . . . Chaplain . . . . . Librarians. Typist 59 DRAMATICS CLUB Miss Janice Godette, Sponsor Sponsors: Miss A. Jones, Miss C. Pegram MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Sponsors: Mr. H. Glover, Mr. Griffin, Miss Webb, Miss Oliver LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATION Sponsor: Mrs. R. C. Johnson PATROL FORCE Sponsors: Mr. L. Anderson Captains: Kelvin Hobbs Mr. Thompson William Carter Desk Sergeant: Sandra Fowlkes Members Marjorie Bland Carolyn King Lillian Booker Dallas Knight Thelma Bowler Richard Lewis Jacqueline Branch Richard Marlowe Harriet Bridgeforth David Miller Pontgine Coleman Alice Morgan Sandra Farrar Barbara Oliver Sallie Fitzgerald Thurman Oliver Rosa Ford James Peace Yvonne Fowlkes Bernice Robertson Carrie Green Susan Smith Mattie Harris Jean Smith Theresa Hawkes Beatrice Terry Annie Hawkes Norman Taylor Curtis Hawkes James Taylor Jacqueline Hurt Doretha Tucker Antinette Jennings Johanna Venable James Jennings Merdith Ward Gloria Johnson Cora Wilkins Jennie Jones Glor ia Williams Virginia Jones Brooks Vaughan Charlie Jones Loverna Yates 62 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Miss Faulk, Mrs. Birckhead. MATHEMATICALLY SPEAKING Cafeteria - 300 = no lunch. An examination - a teacher = an explosion. Walking the halls + Mr. Black on the scene = Bible lesson. Government Class - a discussion = a test. Mr. Pervall + a morning assembly x lectures = a good laugh. Mr. Bagley - bulldog = no mascot. Snow + no school = holiday. Senior - dipoloma = crying time. Senior sponsor x senior meeting = The Great Debate. Football game - official = no game. 63 oY x ' STA. rz ' 5 9n Xti(b (jQ, CCU v ™ v L 4 V1 - O U) , Co st . u Xsu. 0 cWA, £ujr_ Y ojl4 O- Co-fbu c AA- r SENIOR SUPERLATIVES John Vaughter, Eva Maria Adams, La-Verne Vaughan, Charles Williams crGETI-C , ciav Robe S«“£S. n ora p a „ 4nnfe h? far - Wa es Mos t likely TO SU CCEED MOST DEPENDABLE Lydia Woodson, Dallas Knight, Sandra Fowlkes 66 BEST DANCERS Eva Maria Adams, Susan Smith, Roger Eppes, Kelvin Hobbs. Lynell Neblett, Christine Watson, William Carter, Jacqueline Branch, Frankie Jefferson, Joann McCray. MOST DRAMATIC TALLEST Meriweather Evans, Phyllis James, Meredith Ward. SHORTEST 67 Annie Hawkes, William Green, Harriette Bridgeforth, Claiborne Jennings. MOST AMBITIOUS Susan Smith, Kelvin Hobbs, Eva Maria Adams, Roger Eppes. clA sS SO G Most Vn c ON{ c ERNEd dermal Lill U n ft BEST DRESSED Jacqueline Branch, John Vaughter. 68 SWINGINGEST SENIORS Annie Hawkes, Roger Eppes, Susan Smith, Lydia Woodson, James L. Taylor, Theresa Hawkes. BEST SMILES Doretha Tucker, David Miller, Irving Cousins. MOST HUMOROUS Fred Bagley, Harriette Bridgeforth, Henry Banks, Emmett Tucker. CLASS FLIRTS 69 Susan Smith, Lynell Neblett, Theresa Hawkes, Jesse King, Kelvin Hobbs. MOST VERSATILE athletes James Walker, Irving Cousins Carrie Green. BEST Ke lvin Hobbs ger Eppe s L ? an Srn ith, PP S ’ San a Fovike Sandra Farrar, James Yates, Jacqueline Hurt, Lillian Booker, Jesse King. EEsp speak ERs MOST ATTRACTIVE 70 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? Eva Adams, Jacqueline Branch, and Jacqueline Hurt weren’t pals. Robert Allen cut his goatee. Lillian Booker couldn ' t talk about her fellow. Irvin Cousins stopped smiling. Sandra Fowlkes cut her hair. William Carter couldn ' t filibuster. Annie Hawkes grew 5 inches. Roger Eppes stopped voicing his views. Harriette Bridgeforth weren ' t a basketball star. Kelvin Hobbs weren ' t senior class president. Carrie Green and Jennie Jones went to separate schools. Robert Fowlkes and James Yates lost their artistic abilities. Sandra Farrar, Cora Wilkins, and Lillian Terry weren ' t so small. Norman Taylor couldn ' t dress neat. Susan Smith lost her versatility. William Green and James Elder played football. Mattie Harris and Joann McCray had no tongues. Emmett Tucker lost his sense of humor. Carolyn King and Lydia Woodson didn ' t date certain junior boys. John Vaughter couldn’t drive his Volkswagen. Sarah Ward and Phyllis James were midgets. James Walker didn ' t have such a fine physique. Theresa Hawkes would change personali¬ ties with Edith Fitzgerald. James Jennings and Charles Williams lost a few pounds. Bernice Robertson and Gloria Johnson had bad tempers. David Miller lost his dignity. Pontgine Coleman didn ' t have such a weird laugh. James L. Taylor lost his tenor voice. Doretha Tucker weren ' t captain of the cheering squad. Lee Scott attended school regularly. Christine Watson and Hattie Williams stopped going to dances. Jesse King didn ' t have such nice, dreamy eyes. Thelma Bowler and LoVerna Yates didn’t have such odd walks. James and Walter Price couldn ' t sing spirituals. LaVerne Vaughan had a French accent. Floyd and Claiborne Jennings talked to girls. Johanna Venable and Samuel Blackwell would go steady. Lonnie Harris and Waverly Fowlkes stopped chewing. Shirley Todd and Dallas Knight walked faster. James Fowlkes didn’t use slang. Rosa Ford talked louder. Meriwether Evans and Robert Bowler would become Playboys”. Virginia Jones and Gloria Wilson were sophisticated. Frankie Jefferson and James Peace weren ' t so unconcerned. Richard Lewis and Henry Banks didn ' t have any excuses. Ola Carter lost her glasses. James F. Taylor couldn ' t mean what he says. Yvonne Harris were as airish as Yvonne Parrish. 71 CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER — Back to School First Football Game OCTOBER — High School Day at Virginia State College Homecoming Day NOVEMBER — Honor Society Initiation Week and Induction Service Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER — First Basketball Game Drama Club Christmas Play Christmas Holidays Choir ' s Christmas Broadcast on WSVS JANUARY — Mid-Term Examinations FEBRUARY --- Pre-Valentine ' s Day Dance District Music Festival MARCH-District Basketball Tournament Mr. Sargent Named Baseball Coach of the Year for 1965 Evaluation District Math-Science Conference at Foster APRIL-Easter Holiday MAY-May Day Activities Junior-Senior Prom JUNE-Senior Night Commencement Vacation Time! !! 72 “The | Team Behind Our Teams” Athletic Committee: Mr. Glover, Mr. Sargent, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Carter, Miss Blain, Mr. Griffin GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM COACH: Miss K. L. Blain ASS ' T COACH: Miss L. L. Faulkner BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM John Hardy James Walker COACH: Mr. Sargent ASS ' T COACH: Mr. Anderson Co-Captains CHEERLEADERS: Aljcia Hawkes, Linda King, Patricia Johnson, Doretha Tucker, Berthell Turner, Jacqueline Branch, Anna Anderson, Theresa Hawkes and Sponsor, Miss K. Blain. FOOTBALL TEAM 76 William Carter Half Back ALL CONFERENCE Ronald Johnson End James Walker Full Back BLOCK “F” CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. G. Sargent BASEBALL TEAM COACH: Mr. George W. Sargent MISS HOMECOMING 1965-66 Sandra Farrar FIRST RUNNER-UP Alice Stokes DAFYNITIONS OF SPORTS Boxing---Placing the attic junk in cartons. Soccer—When a man slaps his wife in the mouth. Badminton—Counterfeit coins. Racing—Good country home training . Golf---A game played by the KKK when spelled backwards. Hockey---A person who puts articles in pawn. Shuffleboard---To rearrange a pile of lumber. Football---A callus in the arch of the foot. Checkers—Inspectors of lady pedestrians. Surfing—The act of sweeping lightly. Skeet Shooting—Hunting with a water pistol. Roller Derby---A hat on wheels. Fencing—To wire-in the chickens. Archery—-An exercise for flat-footed cops. Sky Diving---Wilt Chamberlain bending over to tie his shoe laces. Pool—What a Mexican farmer says to his mule. Wrestling---A Chinese laundryman sitting down on the job. 81 FAREWELL ADDRESS Within the gates of Foster, we have spent some of our happiest moments. We have met the challenges which confronted us- -how well we met them must be judged by others. As we go forth from these protective halls, the ideas, ambitions, and beliefs that were instilled in us will be the blocks from which we shall sculpture our coming years. But individuality must serve as the tools with which we shall carve. ” For Every Man Is The Architect Of His Own Future. SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Eva Maria Viola (E) P.O. Box 323, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Drama Dance Instructor Craig, Spencer Lee 922 N. 3rd Street, Richmond, Va. Ambition: Baritone Singer Allen, Robert Lee (Ricky) Route 1, Box 499, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Artist Elder, James (Jimmy) Route 3, Box 201, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Bagley, Fred Archie (Fab) 719 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Air Force Eppes, Annie Lucille (Cile) Route 3, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Secretary Banks, Henry Matthew (Cowboy) Route 3, Box 101, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Electrician Eppes, Roger Augusta (Jimmy) Route 1, Box 7, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Accountant Blackwell, Samuel Morry Daniel (Doc) Route 1, Box 152, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Barber Evans, Meriweather (Peter) Blackstone, Virginia Ambition: Electrician Booker, Lillian Marie (Kuttie) Route 2, Box 71, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Farrar, Sandra Elaine (Sandy) Route 2, Box 221-C, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Business Education Boose, Sadie Ann (Mickey) Route 1, Box 145, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Secretary Fitzgerald, Edith Marie (Cookie) P.O. Box 111, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Secretary Bowler, Robert Lee Route 1, Box 148, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Electrician Fitzgerald, Wanda Jean (Sam) Route 2, Box 211-A, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Registered Nurse Bowler, Thelma Deloris (Candy Girl) Route 1, Box 147, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Secretary Ford, Rosa Rebecca (Beck) P.O. Box 381, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Cosmetologist Branch, Jacqueline Teresa (Jackie B.) P.O. Box 274, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: Elementary Education Fowlkes, James Acie (Acie) P.O. Box 225, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: Brick Mason Contractor Bridgeforth, Harriette Doretha (Porky) Route 1, Box 235, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Fowlkes, Robert Earl (Bobby) Route 2, Box 208, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Artist Carter, Jr., William Legustus (Sonny) 102 Harris Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Doctor Fowlkes, Sandra Louise (Plucky) Route 3, Box 85, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Instructor Coleman, Pontgine Josephine (P.C.) Route 2, Box 154, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Cosmetologist Fowlkes, Waverly Archer Route 2, Box 213, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Cousins, Irvin Roosevelt (Cuz) P.O. Box 49, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Business Executive Fowlkes, Yvonne Marie (E) Route 2, Box 193, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Nurse 85 SENIOR DIRECTORY Green, Carrie Lee (Red) Route 4, Box 225, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Research Scientist Green, William Henry (Tiny Tim) P.O. Box 164, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Armed Forces Harris, Eyvonne Magnolia (Little One) Route 1, Box 114-A, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Sales Clerk Harris, Lonnie Hugo (Mr. Clean) Route 2, Box 187, Crewe, Va. x mbition: Armed Forces Harris, Mattie Lee (Shortie) Route 1, Box 24, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Hawkes, Annie Lunette (Looney Tuney) 816 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Mathematician Hawkes, Curtis Eugene (Chubby) Route 2, Box 90, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Musician Hawkes, Theresa Ann (Resa) Route 3, Box 87, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Hobbs, Kelvin Alfred (The Skip) Route 3, Box 91, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Micrologist Hurt, Jacqueline Tessa (Jackie) Route 2, Box 26, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: Cosmetologist James, Phylis Yvonne (Pee Jay) Route 1, Box 235, Crewe, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Jefferson, Frankie Carl (Splinter) Route 1, Box 75, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Electrician Jennings, Floyd Edward (Rock) Route 1, Box 273, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Jennings, Claiborne McDonald (Bubie) Route 1, Box 434, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Air Force Jennings, James Howard (Jimmy) Route 2, Box 280, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Johnson, Gloria Eyvonne (Glo) Route 1, Box 20, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Beautician Johnson, Lillie Lorraine (Lil) 250-B East Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Jones, Jennie Elizabeth (Jen) 915 Falls Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Business Administrator Jones, Virginia Dare (Vicky) P.O. Box 101, Wilson, Va. Ambition: Nurse King, Carolyn Doretha (Klu) Route 2, Box 58, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Cosmetologist King, Jesse Scott (Sweetie) Route 2, Box 7, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Business Administrator Knight, Dallas Celestine (Calf) Route 1, Box 456, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Secretary Lewis, Richard Edward (Dick) Route 2, Box 265, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Mechanic McCray, Joann Marie (Jo) 916 Luke St., Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Elementary Education Miller, David Ronald (Ron) P.O. Box 21, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: Political Science Neblett, Lynell (Nib) Route 1, Box 231, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Physical Education Oliver, Thurman Rudolph (Webb) P.O. Box 164, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Mortician Parker, Phyllis Roberta (Phil) Route 2, Box 67, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Librarian 86 SENIOR DIRECTORY Parrish, Yvonne Lee (Pie) Route 1, Box 72, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Registered Nurse Peace, James Edward (P.C.) 503 N. West Ave., Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Dentist Price, James Edward (Jimmie) Route 2, Box 251, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Price, Walter Eugene (Genie) Route 2, Box 251, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Robertson, Bernice Elizabeth ( B ) Route 1, Box 21, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Beautician Scott, Lee Floyd (Mann) Route 2, Box 91, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Mechanic Smith, Susan Naomi (Klux) Route 2, Box 65-A, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Biologist Stokes, Earl Nathaniel (Boopie) Route 3, Box 202, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Armed Forces Stokes, John Edward (Phillip Morris) Route 3, Box 202, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Taylor, James Franklin (Frank) 812 Falls St., Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Business Administrator Taylor, James Leroy Blackstone, Virginia Ambition: Tenor Singer Taylor, Norman Edward (N.T.) Route 2, Box 239, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Business Administrator Terry, Lillian Beatrice (Bea) Route 1, Box 303, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Secretary Todd, Shirley Ann (Shirl) Route 1, Box 89, Burkeville, Va. Ambition: Nurse Tucker, Doretha Ann (Doe) Route 3, Box 61, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Cosmetologist Tucker, Emmett Nathaniel (Tuck) Route 2, Box 218, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Draftsman Vaughan, LaVerne Hortense (Vern) Route 1, Box 143, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Registered Nurse Vaughter, John Howard (Bay) Route 1, Box 286, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Physical Therapist Venable, Johanna (Tootsie) 703 North Center St., Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Instructor Walker, Jr., James Richard (Jimmy) 519 Center Street, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Professional Football Player Ward, Sarah Merdith (Mercydalle) Route 1, Box 157, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Nurse Watson, Christine (Butch) P.O. Box Burkeville, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator 87 Wilkins, Cora Lee (Klan) P. O. Box 142, Blackstone, Va Ambition: Nurse Williams, III, Charles Harrison (Bunkie) Route 2, Box 152, Crewe, Va. Ambition: Electronics Williams, Hattie Mae (Snookie) P. O. Box, Burkeville, Va. Willson, Gloria Adelle (Glo) Route 3, Box 106, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Beautician Woodson, Lydia Dean (Weenie) Route 1, Box 14-B, Crewe, Va. Ambition: IBM Operator Yates, James MaCarthur (Jimmy) Route 3, Box 248, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Artist Yates, Loverna Otelia (Verne) Route 3, Box 193, Blackstone, Va. Ambition: Nurse 88 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. W. T. Brickhead, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Blackwell Miss Kelly Blain Mr. Mrs. Soland Bland, Sr. Mr. Mrs. John Bowler, Jr. Mrs. Ethel Carter Mrs. Josephine Carter Mr. Mrs. William L. Carter Mr. Mrs. W. K. Chatman Miss C. D. Crawford Mrs. Barbara Delaney Mrs. Edith Farrar Mr. Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Bernad Ford Miss Catherine L. Fowlkes Mrs. Georgiana Fowlkes Mrs. Hester Fowlkes Mr. Hartwell Glover Mr. Mrs. J. P. Hamilton Mrs. Y. B. Harris Mrs. Ida Jackson Mrs. E. S. Jefferson Mr. Mrs. Charlie Jones Mrs. Ruth Knight Master Kevin J. Neal Miss F. L. Oliver Mr. Mrs. Jack Paige Mr. Mrs. James Price Miss R. D. Randolph Mrs. Annie V. Smith Mr. Mrs. Richard Stokes Mr. Ravnell Thompson Miss Doris E. 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