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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1967 volume:

t f r itpSZi ‘r . : � : ■ -s ' , Vcje. ' FOSTER ALUMNI ASSOC. P. O. Box 34 Crewe, VA 23930 1967 Editors.Edith Hobbs Sally Fitzgerald Co-Editors .Annie Robertson Johnnie Greenhill Advisor.Miss Almarie Jones Cottoway ? Virginia CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES KEY SUPPORTERS ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS rom the Cxfitor an cf (jo-Cc iior We, of the 867 yearbook staff, have worked faithfully to produce this edition of the Bulldog. Within these pages, through words and pictures, we have re¬ corded the many memorable events, activities, and accomplishments that have happened to us during our journey through high school. As editor and co-editor, we wish to express our deepest appre¬ ciation to the entire staff, the administration, the faculty, sponsors and the student body for their sincere cooperation in helping us to make this edition a success. We hope that at the present and in the future this edition of the 67 Bulldog will be a treasured keepsake that will recall many happy memories. Edith Hobbs Annie Robertson edicated to Mr. A. Bernard Cousins We, the class of 1967, dedicate to Mr. A. Bernard Cousins this yearbook, the Bulldog. You have understood our problems, assisted us with patience, listened to our complaints, inspired us with confidence, and devoted so much of your time and energy to us. This dedication, from the seniors, is but a small token of our heart¬ felt thanks. We have profited so much through your guidance. To portray throughout life those principles instilled in us by your diligent efforts will be our sincerest endeavor. 3 On behalf of the Faculty and Student Body of the Luther H. Foster High School, we wish to give tribute to Mr. Joseph B. Pervall, our former principal. Mr. Pervall obtained a B.S. degree from Virginia Union University and a M.S. de¬ gree from Virginia State College. He became principal of the Luther H. Foster High School in the year 1959 and retired in 1966. He devoted most of his time to the stu¬ dent body, trying to prepare them for their future undertaking. He tried to motivate the students to realize the great expectations of life. Mr. Pervall stressed the importance of spirituality as well as education in reaching our goal in life. We, the Foster Family, pay special tribute to our beloved former principal, Mr. Joseph B. Pervall. 4 - ■m. What a thrill it must give you, members of the class of 1967, to look over your years in high school. I hope that this school has provided some challenges and means for your future endeavor. The leading citizens of tomorrow will be those who are invited to accept responsibilities after having proved their worth as responsible citizens--not the ones, who have deliberately and aggressively schemed to find shortcuts to excellence, for the leading citizens will need insight to help chart the way to sound proced¬ ures and goods. We will miss you at Luther Foster High School, but we hope that as Alumni you will understand that each alumnus will always be an important part of the school and that you, therefore, will want to see our school grow and become a better high school. You have my sincere congratulations added to all the other congratulatory expressions you have been receiving. A. B. Cousins, Principal 6 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) 7 CM ors Edith Marie Hobbs Sally Mae Fitzgerald LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Bland, Typist; Brooks Vaughan, Typist; Annie Robertson, Co-Editor; Jean Smith, Typist Barbara Oliver, Typist; Johnnie Greenhill, Co-Editor; Charlie Jones, Typist; Emmitt Stokes, Typist. oficitors LEFT TO RIGHT; Richard Marlowe, Doris Bland, Annie Robertson, Jean Smith, Alicia Hawkes, Johnny Greenhill, Ann Jones, Milton Foster, Linda King, Thomas Eppes. 9 . ■ .. • Vi L rltJr a , A «. :22k; • £■ 1 HATED: MISS YEARBOOK QUEEN, Ann Jones. STANDI nice Lewis; and 4th Runner-up, Antinette Jenpings. 2nd Runner-up, Alice Stokes; 3rd Runner-up, l Mrs. Alice Birckhead Home Economics Miss Doris E. Webb Mathematics Mr. Louis T. Anderson Social Studies Miss Rosa Randolph English Mrs. Thelma S. Carter Librarian Mr. George W. Sargent Physical Education _ Miss Martha V. Singleton Guidance Counselor Mr. Hartwell M. Glover Science Mrs. Ethel L. Adams Music Mr. Lewis H. Griffin Science Miss Flossie L. Oliver Science Mrs. Lanie G. Forester Mathemat ics Miss Kelly L. Blain Physical Education Miss Almarie Jones Business Education Mrs. Corine A. Smith Reading Specialist Mrs. Flossie V. Grimes Social Studies Mrs. Yvonne B. Harris American History ■ ■ v IV V Miss Carol D. Crawford French English Miss Sylvia Faulk Home Economics n 4 f ! f ; i 1 : 1 | { 1 I 1 :: j 1 }) €f, ' ! If . 1 � Mr. Ravenell Thompson Mathematics Mrs. Clavin P. Hawkins Business Education 15 Miss Mary L. Coleman English Mrs. Ruth J. Pegram English Mr. James P. Hamilton Industrial Arts Miss Catherine L. Fowlkes English 16 S+A ' ' Mr. U. K. Franken Vocational Agriculture Mr. William L. Carter Vocational Agriculture Mr. Andrew L. Black General Science IN MEMORY OF Hampton Alonza Green, III. The Faculty and Student Body enior cS sponsors Louis Anderson Miss Mary Coleman Mr. Lewis Griffin Miss Almarie Jones mm enior ' icers President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . Asst. Secretary . . George Irby . Colonel Hobbs Sallie Fitzgerald . Alicia Hawkes Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms . . . Jean Smith . . Milton Foster . . Thomas Fppes Richard Marlowe )JCISS Make the Best of Today, for Tomorrow May Never Come C j ass C ) o ors. Maroon and White G ass . ever White Carnation White Carnation Maroon and White oe n As great men leave their lessons in morality, As scholars leave their attitudes sublime, As philosophers leave their thoughts on humanity, Our Foster leaves an imprint for all time. Here we have found fulfillment of our dreams, Our childhood dreams of what high school would be. Here we have blossomed from a fertile seed, Soon to reach adulthood, the full-grown tree. We owe tribute now and in times yet to come, To the teachers who guided our fostered ambitions. Teachers who have kindled smoldering sparks, And uncovered the flame of the Foster traditions. Can high school make us ready for the world, For obstacles to conquer, sight unseen? If so, then you dear school, have left us strong To meet life ' s challenges, forthright, serene. Oh Foster! Oh Ye Place of our enlightment. Our stay with you has been a precious thing, A gift to cherish, something everlasting, A forward step to what success will bring. As we pass through thy portals, Foster High, We acclaim one more step to success. We ' ll strive to build lives that are strong and true, That adhere to your teachings, the best. Edith Marie Hobbs Our minds let go a thousand things, Like dates of wars and deaths of kings; But Foster memories we won ' t leave behind, Because they can help make our lives sublime. Foster like an emerald, half hidden from the eye, Fair as a star, when only one is shining in the sky; She is not fair to outward views as many schools may be, Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. We the class of 67 , now sadly depart, With all the happy memories still lingering in our hearts; Let us all be thankful that we ' ve come thus far, And always remember just what we are. Thomas Odell Eppes Hudson. ),£ Of l A N G g ,r VING Milts GERSHWIN Music by GEORGE GERSHWIN jnA ' ZPrJLi . « 9 I m GEORGE GERSHWIN Jn mr.AR MARY ALLEN JOHNNY BIRDSONG HAZEL BOOKER RUTH BOOTH BRENDA BOWER HARRY CARTER CLARA COLEMAN CAROLINE DAGNER BEULAH DODSON THOMAS EPPES ELSIE EVANS ANN FERGUSON SALLIE FITZGERALD LOUIS FORD JONATHAN FORTUNE SARAH FOSTER MILTON FOSTER GERALDINE GREEN JOHNNIE GREENHILL JOHN HARDY JOHNNIE HARRIS RONNIE HAIRSTON ALICIA HAWKES CAROLYN HAWKES LAFAYETTE HAWKES ELSIE HICKS COLONEL HOBBS EDITH HOBBS MILWOOD HOBBS RUSSELL JACKSON CHARLES JEFFRIES ANTINETTE JENNINGS DONALD JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON ANN JONES CHARLIE JONES LINDA KING EUNICE LEWIS RICHARD MARLOWE MARCELLA MASON ALW ... Wm CHARLES MAVIN MARY MORGAN BARBARA OLIVER HAZEL OLIVER MELVIN OLIVER CAROLYN PRICE RICHARD RATHER ANNIE ROBERTSON LAURA ROBERTSON MILDRED ROBERTSON ESTHER ROWE LEE SCOTT EDWARD SHELTON CLARENCE SMITH JEAN SMITH ALICE STOKES EMMITT STOKES MARSHAL TOWNES HAROLD TUCKER TYRONE TUCKER BROOKS VAUGHAN CAROLYN WATSON DOROTHY WATSON LILLIE WALKER JOSEPHINE VAUGHTER GLORIA WILLIAMS JAMES WILSON 7 j j raijer Almighty God, we pray thy blessing upon our schools, colleges, and all of our in¬ stitutions of learning. May the teachers possess a keen appreciation of their great op¬ portunity to help the youth of our country to make the most of their mentality. May the youth understand that education is not complete unless pursued in the school of God as well as in the school of the world. Thou hast taught us in thy word that whatsoever things are true, just, honest, pure, lovely, and of good report; if there be any virture, and if there be any praise, we should think on these things. Reveal unto the youth. Thy truth, The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. This wisdom is a defense, but the excellency of knowledge is that wisdom giveth life to them that hath it. O Lord, open Thou eyes that we may behold wondrous things in thy law. A-men 35 Glass JIts tarty On September 6, 1962, one hundred eleven seeker s of an education enrolled at Luther H. Foster, looking forward to becoming honorary members of the much talked about Foster Family. Facing new and challenging problems in our pre-freshman year, we tried to adjust to high school life. We were very proud to have Miss Jean Smith crowned May Queen for the school year in which we had met all the requirements of eighth graders. Happily we departed for the summer vacation. During our Freshman year we accomplished much more than we anticipated. Many of us were fortunate enough to make the honor roll. Most of us realized, at this point, that we were gradually advancing up the ladder of success. In our sophomore year, one of our fellow students, John Hardy, upset the basketball record with forty-eight points in one game. In the year 1965, we became Juniors. The class officers were: President-Johnnie Green- hill; Vice-president-George Irby; Secretary-Annie Robertson; Assistant Secretary-Alice Mor¬ gan; Treasurer-Colonel Hobbs; Reporter-Linda King; Chaplain-Alicia Hawkes; Sgts. at Arms- Herman Chapman; Richard Marlowe; Parliamentarian-Ronald Johnson. We were honored to have Miss Alice Stokes as runner-up to Miss Homecoming. We presented a Talent Show - Stars of 66. The most talented students in our school and sur¬ rounding schools participated in it. We considered the talent show to be a very successful endeavor. That year we were able to attend the Junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Community Center in Blackstone, Virginia. Our theme for this most enjoyable occasion was Moonlight and Roses. Johnnie Greenhill and Sallie Fitzgerald were crowned King and Queen of the prom. Eighty-two of the one hundred eleven pre-freshmen returned as prospective graduates. Now as we, the class of 67 stand at the peak of our high school career, we realize how much our principal, teachers, and advisors have helped us along this rugged path. May the guiding light of success direct our feet into the paths that will lead us to a pros¬ perous future. Annie Robertson 36 Gfass jrofj iecij The Cron Report from the WTKS broadcasting center by the famous news commentators: Jean Smith, Ann Jones, Lillie Walker, Johnnie Greenhill, and James Johnson. As Astronauts Johnnie Birdsong, Louis Ford, and Russell Jackson returned from their 77th orbital flight from Cron City located on the planet Pluto, they found the towering buildings of Cron City, designed by the wealthy Mr. Thomas Eppes and constructed by Mr. Albert Craw¬ ley and his crew; Gus Blackwell, Harry Carter, Johnnie Harris, Donald Johnson, and Ronnie Hairston. Elsie Evans was recently divorced from Marshall Townes for that millionaire playboy, James Wilson. They visited the Plutonian Speedway, wherein they found the champion, Richard Marlowe taking the lead, with the startling time of 2:10 second per light year, over second place con¬ tender Clarence Smith, with the time of 4:90 second per light year. They were followed by the third place holder Edward Shelton, and last but not least, Charles Bigalow” Marvin kept the home fires burning in fourth place. While here on 5th Avenue, we received the bad news from the renowned director of Metropolitan Hospital, Emmitt Stokes, that Richard Rather is under going a brain operation performed by Dr. George Irby, the well-known brain surgeon. The staff assisting him will be: Dr. Charlie Jones, Dr. Melvin Oliver, and Dr. Leroy Clarke. The nurses found ih Metropolitan Elospital were Elsie Hicks, Marilyn Cooke, Clara Coleman, Annie Robertson, Alice Stokes, and Beulah Dodson. After leaving the hopsital, we were invited to the Vaughan Night Club owned by Brooks Vaughan and his assistant Milton Foster. We traveled by Fortune Bus Line owned by Mr. Jonathan Fortune and driven by Ralph Holmes. Aboard the bus we saw the prominent staff of Plutonian Institute: Sallie Fitzgerald, Doris Bland, Josephine Vaughter, Barbara Oliver, Brenda Bower, and the Dean, Ronald Johnson, along with his Private Secretary, Edith Hobbs. Arriving at Vaughan ' s Night Club, we were startled to see Mary Morgan, a star performer, singing Carry Me Back To Old Earth Land. Also performing were Ruth Booth, Mary Allen, and Geraldine Green. The comedian, Harold Tucker, stole the show with his jokes. Afterward there was a fashion show. Modeling was done by Antionette Jennings, Dorothy Watson, Carolyn Watson, Gloria Williams, and Caroline Dagner. The Mighty Plutonians and the Moon Dogs were having an exciting basketball game. On the first string line-up were John Hardy, Lafayette Hawkes, Colonel Hobbs, Milwood Hobbs, and Tyrone Tucker-the best of the Mighty Plutonians. On the side-line was Coach Herman Chapman of basketball and football fame. The Cheerleaders, Hazel Booker, Linda King, and Alicia Hawkes, were yelling away with the tune Plutonian, Plutonian, we are the best. Some members of the Get Together Club, Chairman, La Verne Robertson, and members Sarah Foster, Laura Robertson, Esther Rowe, Hazel Oliver, Ann Ferguson and Hazel Jackson were sponsoring an Earthcoming Ball. 37 Senior S ass ( )i I of 1967 We, the Senior Class of 1967, having completed a major phase of our education, wish to make the following bequeaths: To our Parents, who gave us financial support, guidance, encouragement, and everlast¬ ing love, we leave our sincere gratitude. To our Principal and dear Faculty members, we leave our appreciation for their kindness and patience. To the Juniors, we bequeath our seats in Government. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our best wishes and the ability to strive for and achieve the better things in life. To the Freshmen, we bequeath our progressiveness and ability to succeed, with the hope that they will put them to good use. And last but not least, to the Pre-Freshmen, we bequeath our ability to tackle new and difficult obstacles and to solve them. Edith Hobbs wills her sweet personality to Madilene Smith. Barbara Oliver wills her ability to get along with others to her brother, Horace. James Wilson wills his seat in Driver ' s Ed. to anyone with the desire to be a good driver. Sallie Fitzgerald wills her ability to succeed to her sister, Diane. Johnnie Greenhill wills his sense of humor to his brother, Herman. Brenda Bower wills her pleasing personality to Verna Hawkes. Marilyn Cooke wills her ability to control her temper to Mary Helen Johnson. James Johnson wills his knowledge to his sister, Gloria. Theresa Cousins wills her pleasing personality to her sister, Margaret. Mary Morgan wills her ability to stay happy and gay to her sister and brother, Alice and Lorenzo. Lafayette Hawkes wills his ability to play basketball to his brother, Samuel. Leroy Clark wills his seat in Government and the one next to it to his sister, Joyce and his brother, William. Herman Chapman wills his happy go lucky ways to Pat Johnson. Doris Bland wills her ability to get to class on time to her sister, Jacqueline. Gus Blackwell wills his pleasing personality to his sister, Lillian. Charles Mavin wills his ability of being so very nice to Beverly Johnson. Emmitt Stokes wills his ability to type to someone special, JoAnn Neal. Richard Marlowe leaves his ability to beat those drums to Robert Vaughter. Elsie Evans wills her ability to do the best in everything she tries to do to her cousin, Sherman Dagner. Gloria Williams wills her seat in typing to her sister, Delores. Esther Rowe wills her desire to succeed in Home Economics to her sister, Catherine. Sara Foster wills her desire of not talking in Study to her cousin, Sarah Yates. Josephine Vaughter wills her ability to succeed in Physics to Willie Holmes. Jean Smith wills her scholastic ability to her sister, Carolene. Brooks Vaughan wills his seat in typing to Henry Lynn and Kenneth Vaughan. Ann Jones wills her ability to get along with others to her sister, Shirley. Tyrone Tucker wills his seat in Government to Raymond Harris. Alice Stokes wills her pleasing personality to Clois McCloud. Harold Tucker wills his seat in Government to Richard Wilson. Charles Jefferies wills his height to his niece, Jacqueline. La Verne Robertson wills her seat in English to Evelyn Harris. Laura Robertson wills her ability to succeed in Home Economics to Shirley Harris. Lillie Walker wills her curvacious figure to Martha Hardy. 38 Ronald Johnson wills his ability to play sports to his sister, Patricia. Dorothy Watson wills her ability to succeed in Government to her brother, William. Thomas Eppes wills his number ”71 football uniform and position on the team to Kermit Hawkes. Harry Carter wills his seat in Government to Henry Lewis with success. Alicia Hawkes wills her position as captain of the Cheering Squad to Berthell Turner. Linda King wills her ability to be energetic to her sister and brother, Cynthia and Tommie. Clara Coleman wills her ability to get to class on time to her cousins, Nancy and Shirley. Marcella Mason wills her seat in Government to her friend, Dorothy Williams. Ruth Booth wills her ability to sew in Homemaking class to a friend, Barbara Yancy. Annie Robertson wills her ability to get things done and done well to her brother, Frank. Ola Carter wills her seat in Typing I class to her sister, Marian. Milton Foster wills his ability to get along with others to Harvey Branch. Clarence Smith wills his ability to speed shift to Calvin Nunnally. Marshall Townes wills his ability for good behavior to his nephew, Richard Woodson. Albert Crawley wills his ability to get to class on time to his brothers, Herbert and Walter. Eunice Lewis wills her beautiful voice to her sister, Arlene. Ronnie Hairston wills his ability to get to class on time to his brother, Rudy. Colonel Hobbs wills his ability to get out of French to his sister, Doris. George Irby wills his position as quarterback to Linwood Mitchell. John Hardy wills his ability to play basketball to Lesie Woodson, Lion . Edward Shelton wills his ability to drive a 4-speed to Calvin Nunnally. Ann Ferguson wills her seat in Typing II to Mary Jackson. Hazel Jackson wills her ability to type to her sister, Lillian. Hazel Oliver wills her seat in Government to her sister, Eunice. Johnny Birdsong wills his ability to tell jokes to Jimmy Chapman. Carolyn Price wills her Senior seat to Clois and Gwendolyn. Geraldine Green wills her pleasing personality to her brother, Sylvester. Carolyn Hawkes wills her ability to get along with others to her brother and sister, Jesse and Mary. Hazel Booker wills her pleasing personality to her cousin, Jimmy. Richard Coleman wills his ability to wear a tie to Government class to Theodore. Russell Jackson wills his popularity to Joseph Rather. Jonathan Fortune wills his ability to stay happy and gay to Evelyn Hanks. Melvin Oliver wills his ability to get to class on time to his brother, Charles. Beulah Dodson wills her ability to get along with others to Martha. Johnnie Harris wills his ability to be friendly with others to his brother, Raymond. Richard Rather wills his ability to get along with others to his sister, Naomie. Ralph Holmes wills his pleasing personality to Arlene Hanks. Charlie Jones wills his ability to get through high school successfully to his brother, Ronald. Antinette Jennings wills her mature disposition and good looks to her sister, Angelisa. Milwood Hobbs wills his ability to succeed to his cousins. Carolyn Watson wills her loudness to her sister, Bernice. Caroline Dagner wills her determination to accomplish better things in life to her sister, Maggie. 39 enior cS uperfatn ices MOST ATHLETIC Richard Rather Dorothy Watson Josephine Vaughter Russell Jackson Ann M. Jones George Irby MOST INTELLECTUAL Brenda Bower John Hardy Sallie Fitzgerald Charlie Jones James Johnson Annie Robertson Herman Chapman Mildred Robertson Alice Stokes Milton Foster MOST ENERGETIC MOST COURTEOUS MOST HUMOROUS BEST SMILES BEST DRESSED Johnny Birdsong Alicia Hawkes Hazel Oliver Melvin Oliver QUIETEST Charles Mavin Edith Hobbs Antinette Jennings Marshall Towns Albert Crawley Gloria Williams Jonathan Fortune Hazel Booker Carolyn Hawkes Harold Tucker James Wilson Geraldine Green CLASS FLIRTS MOST CO-OPERATIVE Jean Smith Lafayette Hawkes Lillie Walker Emmitt Stokes Carolyn Watson Doris Bland Johnnie Greenhill Marcella Mason Elsie Evans Brooks Vaughan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST SPEAKERS MOST FRIENDLY Milwood Hobbs Linda King Thomas Eppes Mary Morgan Johnny Harris Esther Rowe Theresa Cousins 42 f ' Fl ' Y.AV v: r • . la jj-: MOST TALENTED MOST STUDIOUS Eunice Lewis Richard Marlowe Colonel Hobbs MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Oliver Ann Jones couldn ' t do the latest dances. Brenda Bower couldn’t chew Doublement Chewing Gum at anytime. Edith Hobbs wouldn’t ride in Thomas Eppes Blue and White Chevy . Barbara Oliver and Milwood Hobbs weren ' t going steady. Sallie Fitzgerald and James Johnson weren ' t so studious. Theresa Cousins lost her sewing touch. Doris Bland couldn ' t wear those fancy hair styles. Marilyn Cooke and Gus Blackwell grew a few inches taller. Lillie Walker couldn’t wear those wild earrings. Antinette Jennings didn ' t order her driver ' s permit. Ruth Booth lost her glasses. Linda King and Alicia Hawkes weren ' t pals. Milton Foster didn ' t have his boyish look. Leroy Clark and Charlie Jones could type without talking. Eunice Lewis, Emmitt Stokes and Ola Carter lost their singing voices. Richard Marlowe couldn ' t beat those drums.” Herman Chapman, Hazel Oliver, Johnny Birdsong couldn ' t dress neat. Johnnie Greenhill couldn’t drive that Maroon and White Chevy. Lafayette Hawkes, John Hardy and George Irby weren ' t Pros in basketball. Josephine Vaughter couldn ' t walk the halls with a certain member of the Junior Class. Clarence Smith and Albert Crawley didn ' t act so unconcerned. Brooks Vaughan walked a little faster even when he ' s in a hurry. LaVerne Robertson didn’t have a pretty smile. Ronald Johnson couldn ' t play football. Esther Rowe didn’t go to Richmond every weekend. Sarah Foster couldn ' t write letters. Jean Smith and Colonel Hobbs weren ' t going together. Annie Robertson couldn ' t wear tight skirts. Charles Jefferies and Harry Carter were twins. Harold Tucker and Tyrone Tucker were brothers. Marcella Mason and Carolyn Hawkes didn ' t work in the cafeteria. Edward Shelton, Louis Ford and Ronnie Hairston didn ' t work at White Front. Gloria Williams could control her temper. Dorothy Watson and Carolyn Watson weren ' t sisters. Hazel Jackson lost her engagement ring. Alice Stokes, Mary Allen and Geraldine Green weren ' t so quiet. Donald Johnson wasn ' t so mischievous. Elsie Evans and Mary Morgan couldn ' t talk to the boys. Charles Mavin didn ' t live on Piney Green Road. Laura Robertson didn ' t have a friendly disposition. James Wilson and Carolyn Price would go steady. Hazel Booker, Clara Coleman, and Caroline Dagner couldn’t walk the halls. Marshall Townes and Lee Scott were quiet. Melvin Oliver and Russell Jackson lost their sense of humor. Beulah Dodson and Elsie Hicks were cousins. Richard Coleman and Richard Rather couldn ' t give smart remarks. Ann Ferguson wasn ' t with her group in study hall. Jonathan Fortune wasn ' t a cheerleader. Ralph Holmes couldn ' t play football. Johnnie Harris couldn’t look so innocent. 44 OFFICERS: President--Calvin Nunnelly; Vice-President--Audrey Jennings; Secretary--Cloris McCloud; Assistant Secretary--Carolyn Tucker; Treasurer--Herman Greenhill; Chaplain--Lois Hurte; Sgt. at Arms--Bernard Ford; Parliamentarian--William Watson. Jt unior Gfa ass Alice Anderson Doris Bowler Harvey Branch Joann Branch Marion Carter Eddie Chaffin Joyce Clark Margaret Cousins Maggie Dagner John Dyson Irma Eppes Juanita Eppes Thelma Eppes Charles Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald 46 Bernard Ford David Fowlkes Eva Fowlkes Gracie Fowlkes Evelyn Friend Emma Goodson Flampton Green Herman Greenhill Shirley Harper James Harris Raymond Harris William Harris Alma Hawkes Michael Hawkes Samuel Hawkes Willie Holmes Lois Hurte Audrey Jennings Connie Johnson David Johnson Nancy King Henry Lewis Henry Lynn Fleta Marshall Cloris McCloud Mary Morgan Omega Morgan Queen Morgan Calvin Nunnelly Eunice Oliver 47 Evelyn Parker Bessie Peace Carolyn Rather Jesse Reynolds Francis Robertson Irby Stokes Lucy Stokes Carolyn Tucker Eunice Tucker Mary Tucker Orpheus Tucker Shirley Tucker Kenneth Vaughan Joann Walkins William Watson James White Dorothy Williams Burnette Wilson Richard Wilson Charlotte Wyatt Barbara Yancey Sarah Yates 48 Alma Adams Brightwell Allen Anna Anderson Cynthia Bagley Sallie Bagley Myrtis Berkley David Blackwell Annie Bolling James Booth Stephanie Bradshaw Trudy Carter Patricia Chaffin Shirley Chaffin Theodore Clark William Clarke Ruth Coleman Linda Cousins Ralph Craft Herbeft Crawley Doris Dodson Sharon Dodson Edora Doswell Shirley Edmonds Daisy Eppes Samuel Epps Warren Epps Estelle Farrar Ronnie Farrar Warren Farrar Viola Fowlkes 49 Evelyn Hanks Martha Hardy Lloyd Harris Shirley Harris Kermit Hawkes Tyrone Hawkes Verna Hawkes Mildred Hicks Dennis Hobbs Avis Hurte Curtis Hurte Lillian Jackson Gretchen Jefferson Mary Jefferson Eugene Jennings Joyce Jennings Linwood Jeter Herbert Johnson Patricia Johnson Theresa Johnson Inez Jones Shirley Jones Earnest King Tommy King James Knight Earnest Lee Edith Lee Morris Lee Arlene Lewis 50 Tyrone Ligon Mildred McCloud Linwood Mitchell Edith Morgan Milton Morgan Joann Neal Charles Oliver Francis Oliver Shelia Paige Lee Parker John Pettis Naomi Rather Brenda Reynolds Martha Rhoades Robert Rhoades Roosevelt Stewart Lena Tabon Thomas Tabon Anna Taylor Cynthia Taylor Paulette Tucker Berthell Turner Richard Wallace Alonza Ward Barbara Ward Marjorie Wilson Laura Woodson Woodrow Wright Thomas Yates 51 ? ' es imen y Rose Mary Allen Micheal Bagley Lewis Berkley Lillian Blackwell William Boose Joseph Booth Marie Bowler Catherine Branch Nancy Branch Mazzie Campbell Robert Campbell James Chapman Jimmy Coleman Danny Elder Roland Elder Earnestine Epps Helen Florine Evans Alex Fitzgerald Beverly Fitzgerald Lorenza Fitzgerald Barbara Fowlkes George Fowlkes Jerry Fowlkes Pauline Fowlkes Richard Fowlkes Priscilla Games Joyce Green Lloyd Green 52 Vernon Harmon Evelyn Harris Kenneth Harris Thomas Harris, Jr. Mary Hatchett Clifton Hawkes Carolyn Hobbs Doris Hobbs Arthur Holmes Linda Hurte Mary Jackson Russell Jackson Doris Jennings Thomas Jennings Beverly Johnson Connie Johnson Dianne Marie Johnson Mae Helen Johnson Barbara Jean Jones Audrey King Lillie King Phyllis King Sandra Knight Charles Lambert Barbara Jean Lee Herbert Maddux Howard Marshall Lorenza Morgan 53 Roy Morgan Barbara Nunnally Jarris Oliver Frances Parrish Rosa Pettis Edward Pritchett Bertie Robertson Frank Robertson James Rowe Elaine Steward Hannah Stokes Robert Stokes Martha Thompson Alfred Tucker Larry Allen Tucker Nancy Mae Vaughan Rufus Vaughan Robert Vaughter Gloria Jean Venable Martha Wallace Phillip Warren Bernice Watson Garland Wells Sandra Whitley Delois Williams Leslie Woodson 54 CPre C reshmen Don Anderson Ralph Bailey Debra Berkley Charles Bland David Bland Edward Bland Jacqueline Bland Clarence Booker Emroy Boose Thelma Booth Lemuel Bowden Moses Bowden Lawrence Bowler Sterling Bradshaw Brenda Branch Eugene Branch Zelma Branch Howard Carr Charles Carter Saint Clara Carter Eugene Claiborne Romonia Cousins Tiny Craft Patricia Crawley Walter Crawley Sherman Dagner James Dance Priscilla Dickson David Dodson Ruby Dodson Nancy Edmond Melvin Epes Rose Marie Epes Sarah Epes Marilyn Eppes Sharon Evans Alvin Fitzgerald Barbara Fitzgerald Diane Fitzgerald Eugene Fitzgerald Frances Fitzgerald Jerry Fitzgerald 55 Mary Fitzgerald Ola Fitzgerald James Flippin Brenda Ford Robert Foster Iva Fowlkes Mary Fowlkes Patricia Fowlkes Percy Fowlkes Ruby Games Theo Green Cora Gregory James Gregory William Gregory Arlene Hanks Florence Hardy Floyd Hardy Prince Harris Henry Haskin, Jr Coletha Hawkes Larry Hawkes Rudolph Hawkes Barbara Hayes Larry Hill Reginald Hill Jerry Hines Cynthia Hurte John Irby Robert Ingram Barbara Jackson Henry Jennings Horace Jennings Eyvonne Jeter Charlie Johnson Earl Johnson Gloria Johnson Lewis Jones Ronald Jones Cynthia King Lawrence King Nancy Lewis Wayne Lewis 56 r Barbara Marshal Fulton Marshal Linda M organ James Morgan Queen Morgan Linda Muse John Oliver Micheal Oliver Millie Oliver Diane Overby Robert Paige Andrew Parker Wanda Parker Walter Parrish Clara Phillips Jacqueline Powell Gwendolyn Price Joseph Rather Lawrence Rather Carol Reynolds Samuel Rhoades Deborah Robertson Catherine Rowe Carlon Shell Carolene Smith Leonard Smith Madilene Smith Roy Tabon Joseph Trent Carolyn Tucker Charlie Tucker Fannie Tucker Francis Tucker Mildred Tucker Ruby Tucker Loretta Turner Myrtle Vaughan William Wainwright Curtis Warren Raymond Washington Rose Wells Mary Willis Richard Woodson Valencia Wynn 57 Miss Laura Oliver Mrs. Virginia Huff - Office Secretary Cashier Custodian: Mr. David Fitzgerald Cooks: LEFT TO RIGHT; Mrs. Catherine Hawkes, Mrs. Elliot Bagley, Mrs. Mary Coxs. 58 9 enem ■f03 a si ness i i 3 5 5 7 8 9 10 2 314 15 16 17 •2021222324 252728293031 Mrs. C. P. Hawkins--Instructor Jijpincj I Mrs. C. P. Hawkins--Instructor Oapino II Miss Jones--Instructor Miss Jones--Instructor 7) oo£jke eping I TSooJiJieepincj I Miss Jones--Instructor Orioer (Lcfucation Mr. Glover--Instructor Nottoway County Schools m Wm Wm Sponsors: Mrs. Flossie V. Grimes, Miss Carol D. Crawford Sponsors: 7TCai n Science G uS Miss Doris E. Webb, Mr. Ravenell Thompson, Miss Flossie L. Oliver Industrial dirts Club duiure darmers Of dlmertca Sponsors: Mr. William Carter, Mr. U. K. Franken Sponsor: Mr. James P. Hamilton • 3 s Recognizing music as a part of the total education of the student, the following courses are offered: Introduction to Music, a course in General Music Education, Music History and Litera¬ ture, Functional Theory and Choir. These subjects prepare students upon graduation to pursue studies in music leading to a college degree. _ . , . The above picture is that of the Luther H. Foster Choir with its director, Mrs. Ethel L. Adams, instructor in music education. Choir Officers are: President Vice-President Secretary Asst. Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Librarians TvDist Herman Chapman Thomas Eppes Alicia Hawkes Linda King Bessie Peace Johnny Birdsong, Jr. Patricia Chaffin Hazel Oliver (Moria Williams There are ninety-two students in the mixed group. 67 Sponsors: Miss Almarie Jones, Mrs. Calvin P. Hawkins future flam em a ter. s Of fl ner ca Sponsors: Mrs. Alice H. Birckhead, Miss Sylvia Faulk Sponsors: Miss Doris E. Webb, Mrs. Ruth J. Pegram J J a f ' oI C7c orce !t i ettc Committee Mr. Glover Mr. Sargent Mr. Anderson Miss Blain Mr. Carter, Chairman Mr. Griffin ttooiUI Ceam Head Coach, Mr. G. Sargent Assistant Coach, Mr. L. Anderson Jne Jeam ' ll! Cnciion H old That Ball” Turn Me Loose Ooops! Watch out Coach Hang On Sloopy Try A Little Tenderness Ml mk.. Get Ready Here We Come” I Don ' t Want To Lose You Wait For Me •T ' W. Three Cheers For Foster, Cheer! Cheer! Cheer! 76 7 T ss y omecomina And iiienJants ! M -Mi m � |§. |I| I v i 1 Second Runner-Up Romonia Cousins MISS HOMECOMING Edora Doswell First Runner-Up Alicia Hawkes THE CROWNING 78 TJarsiiu ' JjasAeifja leam farewell looress We tire class of 07, front our first day within these open doors, have tried to apply ourselves to cope with the unexpected as well as the expected problems of tomorrow. As we depart from this Institution of learning, we regret leaving the Foster Family , of which we have so long been a member. We go, believing that the knowledge we now possess because of the years we have spent here will help us to MAKE THE BEST OE TODAY FOR TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME. en or directory Mary Elizabeth Allen 204 West Avenue Blackstone, Virginia Marilyn Eloise Cooke 905 Second Street Blackstone, Virginia Johnny Wrenn Birdsong Route 2, Box 148 Crewe, Virginia Theresa Ann Cousins Route 1, Box 404 Crewe, Virginia Gus Herman Blackwell Route 2, Box 239-C Blackstone, Virginia Albert Lewis Crawley Route 1, Box 427 Crewe, Virginia Doris Elizabeth Bland Route 2, Box 274-B Crewe, Virginia Caroline Ann Dagner Route 2, Box 189 Blackstone, Virginia Hazel Louise Booker Route 2, Box 154 Blackstone, Virginia Beulah Yates Dodson Burkeville Virginia Ruth Elizabeth Booth Route 2, Box 252 Blackstone, Virginia Thomas Odell Eppes Route 1, Box 7 Crewe, Virginia Brenda Lozell Bower Route 3, Box 233 Blackstone, Virginia Elsie Mae Evans Route 2, Box 187 Blackstone, Virginia Harry Damon Carter Route 2, Box 197 Crewe, Virginia Ann Beatrice Ferguson P. O. Box 531 Crewe, Virginia Ola Mae Carter Route 2, Box 54 Burkeville, Virginia Sallie Mae Fitzgerald Route 2, Box 211-A Crewe, Virginia Herman Douglass Chapman 300 Lipscomb Street Crewe, Virginia Louis William Ford Jr. Route 2, Box 33-A Crewe, Virginia James Leroy Clarke Route 2, Box 239-C Blackstone, Virginia Jonathan Tyrone Fortune Route 1, Box 218 Blackstone, Virginia Clara Roslyn Coleman Route 1, Box 41 Wilson, Virginia Milton DeVoyd Foster Route 1, Box 119 Burkeville, Virginia Richard Coleman Route 1, Box 41 Wilson, Virginia Sarah Lea Foster 1007 Falls Street Blackstcne, Virginia 82 Senior ‘Directory Geraldine Green P. O. Box 164 Blackstone, Virginia George Henry Irby 407 Patterson Street Blackstone, Virginia Johnnie Nelson Greenhill 539 Stokes Street Blackstone, Virginia Hazel Jackson Route 1, Box 56 Burkeville, Virginia Ronnie Hairston Route 3, Box 15 Blackstone, Virginia Russell Lowell Jackson Route 1, Box 16 Crewe, Virginia John Hardy, Jr. Apt. 50 Blackstone Home Blackstone, Virginia Charles Jefferies Route 1, Box 98 Blackstone, Virginia Johnnie Milton Harris Route 2, Box 215 Blackstone, Virginia Antinette Bernice Jennings Route 2, Box 280 Crewe, Virginia Alicia Marie Hawkes Route 3, Box 89 Blackstone, Virginia Donald Lorenzo Johnson Route 3, Box 120 Blackstone, Virginia Carolyn Louise Hawkes Route 3, Box 239 Blackstone, Virginia James Edward Johnson Luke Street Blackstone, Virginia Lafayette Vance Hawkes Route 2, Box 61 Blackstone, Virginia Ann Marie Jones 820 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Elsie Mae Hicks Route 1, Box 91 Burkeville, Virginia Charlie Tucker Jones, Jr. 915 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Colonel Lee Hobbs Route 3, Box 86 Blackstone, Virginia Ronald Larice Johnson 1005 Nottoway Avenue Blackstone, Virginia Edith Marie Hobbs Route 3, Box 91 Blackstone, Virginia Linda Diane King Route 2, Box 58 Blackstone, Virginia Mil wood Lee Hobbs Route 3, Box 92 Blackstone, Virginia Eunice Beatrice Lewis Route 2, Box 265-A Crewe, Virginia Ralph Eugene Holmes 406 Jackson Street Blackstone, Virginia Richard Leavell Marlowe 3710 Meridian Avenue Richmond, Virginia 83 Senior Directory Charles Waxton Mavin Route 2, Box 91 Crewe, Virginia Edward Lee Shelton Route 3, Box 14 Blackstone, Virginia Marcella Mason Route 3, Box 242 Blackstone, Virginia Clarence Rayfield Smith P, 0. Box 245 Burkeville, Virginia Mary Elizabeth Morgan Route 3, Box 262 Blackstone, Virginia Jean Burnette Smith 310 Lipscomb Street Crewe, Virginia Barbara Ann Oliver Route 2, Box 33 Burkeville, Virginia Alice LaVerne Stokes Route 2, Box 72 Blackstone, Virginia Hazel Oliver Route 1, Box 449 Crewe, Virginia Emmitt Kenneth Stokes Route 1, Box 228 Crewe, Virginia Melvin Colton Oliver P. 0. Box 164 Crewe, Virginia Harold Tucker Route 1, Box 230 Blackstone, Virginia Carolyn Yvonne Price Route 2, Box 211 Crewe, Virginia Tyrone Nathaniel Tucker 504 Center Street Blackstone, Virginia Richard Edward Rather Route 2, Box 82-A Crewe, Virginia Brooks Poindexter Vaughan 918 Luke Street Blackstone, Virginia Annie Marie Robertson Route 1, Box 21 Crewe, Virginia Josephine Vaughter Route 1, Box 285 Crewe, Virginia LaVerne Robertson P. 0. Box 283 Crewe, Virginia Lillie Walker 519 Center Street Blackstone, Virginia Laura Robertson P. 0, Box 283 Crewe, Virginia Carolyn Watson Route 2, Box 83-A Crewe, Virginia Esther Marie Rowe Route 1, Box 107 Burkeville, Virginia Dorothy Watson Route 2, Box 83-A Crewe, Virginia Lee Floyd Scott Route 2, Box 91 Crewe, Virginia Gloria Ann Williams Route 2, Box 85-B Crewe, Virginia James Wilson Route 1, Box 152-A Blackstone, Virginia 84 KEY A C Mr. Mrs. Louis Anderson Mrs. Nelvin Anderson B Mrs. Elizabeth Crawley Mr. Mrs. John Crawley Mr. Mrs. W. C. Crawley Frances Crenshaw Mr. Micheal Bagley Mr. Mrs. Ballard Berkley Mr. Mrs. W. H. Bass Jr. BECK ' S DINER Mrs. Emily Beverly Mr. Herbert Beverly Mr. Mrs. Johnny Birdsong Sr. Mrs. Ruby Birdsong Mrs. Mary Blackwell Mr. Mrs. Samuel Blackwell Mrs. Goldie Bland Mrs. Rosa Bland Mrs. Sudeany Bland Mr. Mrs. Francis Bolling Miss Ann Bosewell Mr. Bill Bowler Mr. Mrs. John Bowler Jr. BRADSHAW ' S RESTAURANT Mrs. Edith Bridgeforth Miss Harriet Bridgeforth SOLOMON BROWN ELECTRIC, REFRIGERATOR C Miss Alice Carter Mrs. Bertha M. Carter Miss Emma Carter Mr. Mrs. Harry Carter Mr. Mrs. Robert Carter Mr. Mrs. W. L. Carter Sr. Mr. Herman Chapman Mr. Mrs. James Chapman CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. Mr. Eugene Claiborne Jr. Mr. Mrs. Henry Clark Mrs. Ora Clay Miss M. L. Coleman Mr. Mrs. Mallory Coleman Mr. Richard A. Coleman Mr. Mrs. John L. Collins Mr. Mrs. Hugh Cooper Mrs. Cambie Cousins Mr. Mrs. Eugene R. Cousins Miss Theresa Cousins Mr. Thomas Cousins Mr. D. W. Crawley D Mr. Mrs. John Dagner Mr. Richard Dagner Mr. Mrs. Freddie Davis Mr. Mrs. Harvey Davis Dr. J. R. Deem Miss Beulah Dodson Miss Hattie Dodson Mr. John Dodson Mr. Mrs. A. C. Downs Jr. Mr. James S. Dyson E Mr. Mrs. Howard Edmonds Jr. EMERSON’S RESTAURANT Mrs. Rosa Epes Mr. Mrs. Charlie Eppes Mr. Jesse Eppes Mrs. Dissie Eppes Mrs. LaVerne Epps Mr. Melvin Epps Mr. James Epps Mr. Mrs. Clifton Evans Mrs. Gertie Evans Miss Margaret Evans F Mr. Mrs. William Fara Mr. Mrs. Edward Farra Mrs. Adell Ferguson Mr. Mrs. Burneal Fields Mrs. Alma Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. C. E. Fitzgerald Mrs. India Fitzgerald Mrs. Lillie J. Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. Bernard Ford Mrs. Ella Ford Mr. Mrs. Louis Ford Sr. Bertina Foster Mrs. Geneva Foster Rev. Milton Foster Mr. Mrs. Alphonso Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Alvin Fowlkes 86 SUPPORTERS F H Miss Bernice Fowlkes Miss Catherine Fowlkes Mr. D. Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Ernest Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Floyd Fowlkes Mrs. Georgianna Fowlkes Mrs. Mary Fowlkes Mrs. Sallie Fowlkes Mr. U. K. Franken G Mr. Hartwell Glover Mr. Lemmie Godsey Mr. Perlia Godsey Mr. John Goode Mr. C. W. Greene Mr. Mrs. George N. Greene Mrs. Helen L. Greene Mrs. Sarah E. Greene Mr. Robert Gregory Mr. Mrs. Simon Greenhill H Mr. John Hairston Mr. Mrs. James Hamilton Mr. Mrs. John Hamlin Mrs. Mary Hanks Mrs. Agusta Harris Mrs. Claudia Harris Mrs. E. Harris Mrs. Emma Harris Mr. Leon Harris Louise P. Harris Mr. Samuel Harris Mr. Mrs. Adolphus Hawkes Jr. Mr. Mrs. C. P. Hawkes Mr. Mrs. Clifton Hawkes Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkes Mr. Mrs. Napoleon Hawkes Mr. Mrs. Webster Hawkes Mr. Mrs. Jesse Hawkins Mrs. Lucy Hill Miss Phyllis Hill Mr. Mrs. Alfred Hobbs Mr. Mrs. Colonel Hobbs Sr. Mrs. Cora Hobbs Mr. Mrs. Samuel Hobbs Mr. Mrs. Tally Hobbs Mrs. Laura A. Howerton Mrs. Bertha Hurte Mr. Robert Hurte Mr. Mrs. Russell Hurte I Mr. Harvey Lee Ingram Mr. Mrs. George Irby Mr. Mrs. Harry Irby Mrs. Lucille Irby J Mr. Mrs. Carter Jackson Mrs. Jean Jackson Mr. Lonnie Wayne Jackson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Jackson Mr. Mrs. James S. Jamerson Mrs. Annie G. Jefferson Miss Edith Jefferson Mr. Mrs. Rufus Jeffries Mr. Em mitt Jennings Mr. Robert Jeter Mr. Mrs. Willie Johns Mr. Mrs. Andrew Johnson Mr. Mrs. Cecil Johnson Mrs. Ethel Johnson Mrs. Helen L. Johnson Mr. Mrs. James E. Johnson Mr. Mrs. James W. Johnson Miss Marion Johnson Mrs. Mary Johnson Rebecca Johnson Mr. Mrs. Ronald Johnson Miss Ruth Johnson JOHNSON SUPERMARKET Mr. Mrs. Waverly Johnson Miss Almarie Jones Miss Ann Jones Mr. Charlie Jones Mrs. Daisy Jones Mrs. Ella Jones Mr. Mrs. William H. Jones K W.S. KINCHELOE CO. Mr. Mrs. Thomas King Mr. Mrs. Tommy King Mr. Mrs. James Knight Mr. Mrs. John Knight 87 KEY K R Miss Sandra Knight Mrs. Victoria Knight Mrs. Viola Randle Mr. Mrs. J. H. Rather Mr. Clarence Roane L Mr. Dennis Robertson Miss Doris Robertson Mr. Theodore La Neave Mrs. Martha Lee Miss Arlene Lewis Mr. Mrs. Charlie Lewis Mrs. Leola Lewis Mrs. Mozella Lewis Mr. Mrs. C. H. Robertson Mr. Mrs. George Robertson Mr. John Robertson Mrs. Lila Robertson Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Rowe S M Mrs. Betty Mavin Mr. Charles Mavin III Mrs. Dorothy McGlown Mr. Vincent McIntyre Mr. Mrs. Clarence Miller Mrs. Eunice C. Miller Mr. Mrs. Ralph Miller Mr. Mrs. Walter Miller Mrs. Anna Montagne Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Morgan Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jimmy L. Morgan Mr. Mrs. Sam Morgan MORRIS RADIO TV ELECTRONICS Mr. Mrs. Alphonso Scott Mrs. Eva Scott Mr. Claiborn Shelton Mr. Mrs. Daniel Shelton Mr. Mrs. Authur Simmons Mr. John W. Simmons Jr. Mrs. C. Smith Sgt. Charles Smith Mr. Mrs. Clarence Smith Mr. Earl Smith Mr. Mrs. Hubert Smith Mr. Mrs. Mearl Smith Mr. Mrs. James E. Smith Mr. Mrs. William Stith N Mrs. Dorothy Stokes Mrs. Julia Stokes Mr. Mrs. Richard Stokes Mrs. Lena Nole Mr. Mrs. James L. Stubbs 0 T Mr. Mrs. Charlie Oliver Mr. Daniel Oliver Mrs. F. Oliver Mr. Mrs. George A. Oliver Mr. James Henry Oliver Mr. James Hugo Oliver Mr. Mrs. Thomas Tabb Mrs. Annabell Tabon Mr. Thomas Tabon Jr. Mr. Mrs. Cecil Taylor Mr. John Taylor Mrs. Virginia Taylor Mr. Mrs. Walter R. Thomas P Mr. Mrs. Ravenell Thompson Mr. Charlie Towns Mr. Mrs. David Palmere Mr. Mrs. Albragea Parillo Mrs. T. L. Payne Mr. Mrs. James T. Pegram Mrs. Cordelia Perry Mr. Mrs. John C. Pettis Mrs. Rosetta Pitts Mr. Mrs. Johnnie Price Sr. Mr. Clifton Tucker Mrs. Doris Tucker Mr. Mrs. Earl Tucker Mr. Mrs. Emmitt Tucker Mr. Mrs. George Tucker Mr. Mrs. Samuel Tucker 88 SUPPORTERS V w Mr. Mrs. William Vaughan Mr. John Vaughter W Mrs. Betty Wallace Mr. Mrs. Mahlan Watson Miss Doris E. Webb Mrs. Rosa Wilbur Mr. Mrs. Lester Wilsett WHITE’S RESTAURANT SERVICE STATION Mr. Dan Williams Mr. Emmitt Williams Mrs. Enny Williams Mr. Mrs. Lewis Williams Mr. Mrs. Marvin Williams Mr. Mrs. Robert Williams Mr. Mrs. Robert Lee Williams Mr. Mrs. Authur Wilson Mrs. Audrey Wilson Mr. Mrs. Charles Wilson Mr. Mrs. Fred Wilson Miss Majorie Wilson Mr. James E. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Edward Wright Mrs. Sallie Wright Mrs. Sarah Wright Mr. Mrs. William Wynn Sr. Y Mr. Mrs. Aubrey Yates Mr. Irwin Yates Jr. Mr. Irwin Yates Sr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Yates Miss Sarah Yates THANKS TO OUR KEY SUPPORTERS 89 Compliments of Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE PLANTERS WAREHOUSE A. I. Harrelson, Owner in Blackstone for 119 S. Main St. Blackstone, Va. Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Farm Supplies Compliments of Compliments of HAMMOCK RAND MOTORS, INC. NAUGLES MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Chrysler - Plymouth Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of V. Y. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME VIRGINIA STEAM LAUNDRY Amelia, Virginia - Blackstone, Va. Blackstone, Virginia Phone 561-2022 Phone 292-3937 Over 35 years of service Compliments of Compliments of LUCY’S RADIO TV SERVICE B M DRUG STORE Phone 292-4156 115 S. Main St. Blackstone, Va. Crewe, Virginia 90 Compliments of Compliments of WILSON’S DRESS SHOP BRADSHAW BROTHERS OIL CO. Women and Children’s Wear Petroleum Products Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of CITY FUEL COMPANY SCHAUBACH BUICK, INC. Services Are First R. E. Shell, Jr. - W. F. Shell, Jr. Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-7755 DIXON CHEVROLET COMPANY Compliments of . ■ 1 ..WLiZJum CHEVROLET ! FITZGERALD CLEANERS FLORIST Specialists in Fine Work Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales Service 108 Carter Street Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia 645-7538 Compliments of Compliments of WILKERSON COMPANY, INC. L H PUBLISHING COMPANY Publishers of Crewe-Burkeville Journal Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia 23930 Compliments of Compliments of J. R. FISHER AND SON Shoes - Dry Goods - Notions BLACKSTONE COCA-COLA CO. rmm Crewe, Virginia Pause for coke For your Best Compliments of in Furniture for Comfort It’s always DAIRY FREEZE C. L. JENNINGS SON FURNITURE STORE Crewe, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PARIS INN DINE AND DANCE R. W. CLIFTON, JEWELER Rooms for Rent Burkeville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of WALKER’S FOOD SHOP NOTTOWAY DRUG STORE Burkeville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia 92 Compliments of Compliments of SILCO CUT PRICE STORE MERCURY DRY CLEANERS Prices are cut to fit your purse. Shop where you get more for 212 S. Main Street your money. Phone 292-3135 Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of JEWELER fliPPi Blackstone, Virginia A. W. WATKINS JEWELER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Bulova - Hamilton SALES-SERVICE Elgin Watches Keepsake Diamonds Engraving and Watch Repairing 111-113 S. Main St. Phone 292-3475 Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of BURKEVILLE VENEER COMPANY Burkeville, Virginia 93 Compliments of Compliments of SPENCER DRUG STORE The Rex all Store JONES AND COMPANY All Forms of Insurance Since 1889 Blackstone, Virginia Phone: 645-7314 Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of COLE’S E. A. COLE COMPANY Home of Fine Clothes Your Rich Food Store Blackstone, Virginia Phone 645-9212 Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of THE TRADING POST Blackstone ' s Most Popular Store for working man and his family VANARDALL’S Shoes and Shoe Repairing Phone: 292-3135 Blackstone, Va. Phone: 645-7452 Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of CLAY’S FARM SUPPLY TOWN COUNTRY SHOP Paint-Building Supplies-Hardware Phone: 645-9900 Fabric and Gifts Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-9950 Crewe, Virginia 94 Compliments of Compliments of PFIRMAN’S W. E. NEWBY COMPANY WINSTEAD FLORIST Ladies Children ' s Wear First In Quality Since 1893 Phone: 292-3935 - Blackstone, Va. Phone: 645-7312 Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of SHERFFIELD FURNITURE STORE BLACKSTONE FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY Blackstone, Virginia Phone: 292-7214 - Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Compliments of DOWN’S FLYING “A” NASH INSURANCE COMPANY Gas and Oil, Tire Repair Minor Mechanic Blackstone, Virginia Telephone: 292-7928 - Blackstone, Va. Compliments of SHARRER’S MARKET 111 West Broad Street Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of BRADSHAW FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Telephone: 292-4258 - Blackstone, Va. Poland Chain Saws and Service 95 Compliments of Compliments of PAIGE’S CAFE NUNNELLY’S TEXACO Crewe, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Phone 292-3934 Compliments of KLOCKE MOTOR COMPANY Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of ATKINS MARKET ROSES 5 10 STORE Groceries-Fresh Meats-Vegetables Phone 3713 Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Blackstone, Virginia DR. CHARLES K. DAREN, OPTOMETRIST Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of STOKES WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. HILL ' S 5 f $1.00 STORE Phone 292-3127 - Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Crewe, Virginia DOWNS SERVICE STATION Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE FARMERS HARDWARE AND Crewe, Virginia SUPPLY CO., INC. Compliments of North High St. Blackstone, Va. TRICE ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION CREWE, VIRGINIA 96 Compliments of Compliments of JOHNSON’S “PARK SHOP” AVERETT DEPT. STORE SUPERMARKET Shop Where You Save More Money Meats and Groceries Where Shopping is a Pleasure Phone: 645-7440 Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compliments of W. S. KINCHELOE CO. Compliments of JENKINS MOTOR COMPANY , v -. Men ' s and Boys ’ Outfitters Phone: 645-7323 f Crewe, Virginia Phone: 767-3170 Burkeville, Va. 97 Compliments of Compliments of BRADSHAW’S RESTAURANT Margie Earl ( Try Our Famous Hamburgers) COMMUNITY ESSO Phone: 767-3190 Routes 360 and 460 - Burkeville, Va. Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of BARROW GROCERY CO., CREWE KO-OP STORE, INC. INC. Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Ill N. Main St. Blackstone, Va. We Deliver Phone: 292-3716 Phone 645-7424 Crewe, Virginia 98 Compliments of VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK Now in Crewe and Burkeville Serving Southside Virginia Since 1888 Crewe, Virginia Compliments of CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Blackstone, Virginia Also Our New Drive-In Bank At Corner of Broad and Main Streets Member of Federal Reserve System and F. D. I. C. Compliments of SAMPLE BARBER SHOP Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of S. L. HOBBS ' GROCERY Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS AND SPONSORS Class of 1967 Compliments of PEEBLES DEPARTMENT STORE Blackstone ' s Fashion Center Most For Your Money Phone 292-3822 Blackstone, Va. 99 AUTOGRAPHS ■ % r : i -.s T SI 3 7 4mMLL- rae jypfflHfc -’.,. i jjs MPfeae f -PP jsstefjGraifr “ ■ £ ' «Y3S 33 ujj a jp ' .- l ?£gBLt� ■ -i ' is-� SSsp 3f.‘ %JSa . • , t •✓ -,i 1 ?:- ' ’ -iffk 1