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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1969 volume:

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AS WE STRIVE TO REACH THE GOAL OF SUCCESS, WE CHERISH YOU IN OUR MINDS AND HEARTS. IN A SMALL AND SINCERE WAY, WE DEDI¬ CATE THIS, OUR 1969 EDITION OF “THE FOSTER BULLDOG.” SENIOR CLASS 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Daisy Eppes, Berthel Turner, Mary Jefferson, and Verna Hawkes 4 ISTRATION THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS . . . The hour to which you are looking forward with more eagerness and impatience than any other in your whole lives has almost arrived. We are doing the best we can to prepare you for that great hour, which is so rapidly approaching, so that when you have finished your work here you will be able to take your places as capable, efficient, and thoughtful workers in the various fields you have chosen. In this Class of 69, will be found some of our leaders of tomorrow: doctors, lawyers, bankers, teacher aide, some will even be high school principals. The important thing that we earnestly hope for is that every member of the Class of 69 will, as a result of his experience here, go into the world equipped to make some contribution to the community in which he will live. Theodore Roosevelt once said: “All daring and courage, all iron endurance of misfortune, make for a finer, noble type of manhood.” “Courage, hard work, self-mastery, and intelligent effort are all essential to a successful life.” “Only those are fit to live who do not fear to die, and none are fit to live who have shrunk from the joy of life and the duty of life.” The work has been hard and the competition keen. For five years you have made endless sacrifices in order that you would realize this day. Already you see the results of hard work. The real payoff will come to those of you who will be better able to face the hardships of life, and who will receive a lasting joy out of serving mankind as a trustee for God and Humanity. May you remain loyal, sincere, and efficient, and may you carry with you into the waiting world a proven message and much needed leadership. It is my great pleasure to extend to you congratulations upon your graduation. I express the sentiment of the faculty, students, and alumni of Luther H. Foster High School. A. B. Cousins, Principal 6 MISS FLOSSIE L. OLIVER Biology MISS DELORIES E. BAILEY Business Education MISS ALMARIE JONES Business Education Cr Mn Fe Co N: .• St 54.SS8C SS84? i ?333 Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh .w m m ioj.905 ids Oc Os Ir PI ft % t T! m w MR. LEWIS H. GRIFFIN Chemistry 8 MR. HARTWELL M. GLOVER Driver Education Physics MISS MARY L. COLEMAN English MISS CATHERINE L. FOWLKES English 9 MISS MARY L. JOHNSON English MR. ANDREW L. BLACK General Science MRS. MARY D. MOSER English and French MRS. RUTH J. PEGRAM English 10 MR. JIMMIE L. McLEAN Government and Geography MISS BRENDA A. HOKE History MRS. ARMETTA J. COLLINS History MRS. ALICE H. BIRCKHEAD Home Economics 11 MR. QUINN A. PATTERSON Industrial Arts MISS DIANE L. FRONEBERGER Librarian 12 •a MR. RAVENELL THOMPSON Mathematics MISS DORIS E. WEBB Mathematics MISS NANCY C. CALDWELL Physical Education 13 MR. WAYNE L. STAPLES Physical Education MR. CHARLES ADDISON Vocational Agriculture MR. U. K. FRANKEN Vocational Agriculture 14 MRS. PAULA K. HAWKES Secretary MRS. CORINE A. SMITH Guidance Counselor MRS. VIRGINIA F. HUFF Cashier 15 MRS. THELMA F. GALLION Teacher Aide THE YEARBOOK COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Thompson, Miss Harris, Miss Jones, Miss Webb, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Collins. 16 COOKS: Mrs. A. Bates, Mrs. C. Hawkes, Mrs. M. Rawlings, and Mrs. R. Irby CUSTODIAN: Mr. David Fitzerald 17 THE BULLDOGS in A CTION 18 Irwin Alex Elongra Anderson Sherwood Anderson Shyrone Baylor Charlene Berkley Stephanie Biviens Bessie Blackwell John Bland Shirley Bowden Cleopatra Branch Gale Branch Wangee Bullard Richard Campbell Linda Carter Gary Christopher Helen Clarke Steve Clarke Velma Clarke Helen Coleman Johanna Coleman Wilbert Coleman Ravena Cousin Gloria Crawley Sherman Crowder Charles Davis Mabel Day Mattie Day Alvin Dyson Ashley Edmonds Charlena Elder Carolyn Epes Frazier Evans Silvia Fitzgerald Joan Flippen Veda Florence 20 Gladis Foster Janice Fowlkes Vanessa Gray Homer Gregory Bertha Hardy Gwendolyn Hardy James Hardy Ernestine Harris Elaine Harris Tracy Haskins Kenneth Hawkes Patricia Hawkes Patricia Hawkes Phillip Hawkes Barbara Hayes Loresa Hayes Joseph Hill Christopher Hobbs Latteria Hobbs Schawmann Hobbs Howard Holmes Thomas Hughes Joan Ingram Carolyn Irby Walter Irby Edward Jackson Zelma Jefferson Carletha Jennings Carolyn Jennings Ralph Jennings Nelson Jennings Kenneth Jeter James Johnson Ronald Johnson Harold Jones 21 Walter Jones Calvin Kirby Gerald Knight Patricia Knight Mary Lee Joseph Lee Patricia Mason Willie McFarland Sandra Muse Pompay Nash Gwendolyn Neal Clarence Nunnally Ambrose Oliver James Oliver Larry Oliver Mary Owens Elaine Paige Robert Randle Alma Robinson Eleaza Rowe Bemell Stewart Christine Stewart Robert Stewart Shirley Stewart Calvin Stith Joyce Stith Tilda Stokes Diane Tucker Gladys Tucker Tuaranda Tucker Zelda Tucker Annie Vaughan Audrey Vaughan Micheal Vaughan Betty Wallace 22 Carl Wallace Morris Wallace Michael Walker Janice Williams James Wilson Francetta Wright James Wright Tyrone Wynn Rudolph Yates Pamela Collett PRE-FRESHMEN CLA SS OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: President-Ashley Edmonds, Vice-President-Lonnie Jackson, Secretary-Joan Flippen, Assistant Secretary, Latteria Hobbs, and Treasury-Kenneth Jeter. 23 JUST FOR FUN “Why did you do that?” Come on!!! “You don’t say” 24 “Court’s in session” WHAT!!! Alberta Allen Gloria Anderson Harold Anderson Einora Bagley Sandra Bain Debbie Bass Harry Bass Darnell Blackwell Gloria Blackwell Freddie Booker William Bowler Dorsey Bradshaw Joan Carter Lewis Casper Wendell Chester James Coleman William Craft Dorothy Crawley Franklin Dagner Sherman Dagner Glendon Diggs Mary Dodson Sarah Dodson Phyllistine Eppes Elaine Evans Deborah Fitzgerald James Fitzgerald Teresa Fitzgerald Levi Ford Linda Ford Vanessa Ford Blanche Foster James Foster Sereda Fowlkes Shirley Fowlkes 28 James Games Nancy Goodson Susan Goodson Gwendolyn Gray Randolph Green Darlene Harris Rudolph Harriston Deloris Hawkes Denise Hawkes Dennis Hawkes Glennis Hawkes Larry Hawkes Herbert Hicks Lawrence Hicks Larry Hill Veronica Hobbs Howard Ingram John Irby Gloria Jackson Yvonne Jackson Joseph Jefferson Joyce Jennings Sandra Jennings Victor Jennings Amy Johnson Roger Johnson Sandra Johnson Brenda Jones Della Jones James Jones Leroy Jones Barbara Joyner Lillie Knight Alvin Lee Carl Lee 29 Joyce Lee Rosa Lewis Arlene Love Orlanda Marshall Julius McCloud Joyce Martin Betty Montgomery Cherie Morgan Edward Morg an Ronald Morgan Euphesnia Perry Diane Pettis Lorraine Rather Rhonda Rather John Roberts Audrey Robertson Patricia Robertson Roy Robertson Alvin Smith Arthur Sims Sandra Stith Gloria Stokes Regina Stokes Shirley Sydnor Jerry Tabon Larry Terry La Verne Terry Patricia Vaughan Connie Ward Lucy Ward 30 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Hawkes, Sandria Johnson, Rhonda Rather, Debbie Bass, Denise Hawkes, Glennis Hawkes, Cleo Evans, Levi Ford, and Sandra Jennings. 31 “POSING OR WORKING!!! “IS IT THA T BORING????????” 32 Deborah Berkley David Bland Edward Bland Jacqueline Bland Emroy Boose Eugene Branch Zelma Branch Robert Campbell Howard Carr St. Clair Carter Eugene Claiborne Romonia Cousins Tiny Craft Ruby Dodson Nancy Edmonds Maryland Eppes Rose Marie Eppes Sarah Eppes Alvin Fitzgerald Diane Fitzgerald Eugene Fitzgerald Jerry Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Ola Fitzgerald James Flippen Brenda Ford Iva Fowlkes Jerry Fowlkes Mary Fowlkes Patricia Fowlkes Ruby Games Theodore Green Marjorie Greenhill Cora Gregory Henry Haskins 34 Earl Hicks Jerry Hines Cynthia Hurt Barbara Jackson Eyvonne Jeter Earl Johnson Gloria Johnson Audrey King Cynthia King Dorothy Love Barbara Marshall Linda Morgan Queen Morgan Linda Muse Micheal Oliver Millie Oliver Frances Overby Larry Parker William Parker Gwendolyn Price Carol Reynolds Samuel Rhoades Deborah Robertson Catherine Rowe Carolyn Shell Caroline Smith Madeline Smith Linwood Stokes Verlean Thomas Joseph Trent Carolyn Tucker Charlie Tucker Mildred Tucker Ruby Tucker Loretta Turner 35 Myrtle Vaughan Curtis Warren Raymond Washington Patricia Wells James White cS opfo m ore Glass Officers 36 Rose Allen Micheal Bagley Lewis Berkley Lillian Blackwell Marie Bowler Mazie Campbell Yvonne Chester Jimmy Coleman Ruth Coleman John Davis Danny Elder Robert Elder Helen Evans Beverly Fitzgerald Barbara Fowlkes George Fowlkes Pauline Fowlkes Percy Fowlkes Priscilla Games Joyce Green Lloyd Green Evelyn Hanks Kenneth Harris Thomas Harris Mary Hatchett Clifton Hawkes Mary Hawkes Rudolph Hawkes Ruby Hicks Carolyn Hobbs Doris Hobbs Linda Hurt Russell Jackson Connie Johnson Diane Johnson 38 II 1 Mae Helen Johnson Barbara Jones Alice Joyner Lillie King Phyllis King Sandra Knight Herbert Maddux Howard Marshall Lorenza Morgan Barbara Nunnally Jarius Oliver Wanda Parker Edward Pritchett Bertie Robertson Frank Robertson James Rowe Leonard Smith Elaine Stewart Hannah Stokes Robert Stokes Martha Thompson Alfred Tucker Paulette Tucker Nancy Vaughan Ruthford Vaughan Robert Vaughter Gloria Venable Phillip Warren Bernice Watson Garland Wells 39 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Woodson, Rosa Pettis, Doris Hobbs, Bernice Watson, Connie Johnson, Phyllis King, Bertie Robertson, and Clifton Hawkes. 40 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Asst.-Secretary Treasurer Chaplain. Parliamentarian Reporter. . . .Shirley Chaffin .Joyce Green .Daisy Eppes . Mildred McCloud . . . .Naomi Rather . . .Teresa Johnson . . . .Barbara Jones Gretchen Jefferson SPONSORS: Miss Almarie Jones Miss Deloris Bailey 42 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Reporter. Historian Parliamentarian . . . Anna Anderson . . Barbara Nunnelly Deborah Robertson . . Brenda Reynolds .Linda Ford . . . . Edora Doswell SPONSORS: Mrs. Alice Birckhead Mrs. Mary Marshall 43 THE LUTHER H. FOSTER CHOIR Instructor: Miss Frances Harris SAFETY PA TROL Sponsors: Miss Oliver, Mr. Glover 44 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsors: Miss Hoke, Mr. Black FRENCH CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Moser 45 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEOPHYTES if W glL - Or !, m ' A f ,£ | m i I Verna Hawkes Avis Hurt Brenda Reynolds Laura Woodson Pauline Fowlkes Clifton Hawkes Diane Johnson Phyllis King Bertie Robertson James Rowe 46 DRAMATICS SPONSORS: Miss Coleman Mrs. Pegram LIBRARY CLUB SPONSOR: Miss Froneberger 47 INDUSTRIAL ARTS SPONSOR: Mr. Patterson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SPONSORS: Mr. Addison Mr. Franken J. ■ BLOCK “F” SPONSORS: Miss Caldwell Mr. Glover Mr. Staples STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION SPONSORS: Miss Fowlkes Mrs. Moser i % f I ■ ■ ; WT nj • l £ ■ 1 H H 1 1 mwm K % j ft §t I ■ Jl. % f % M HI -A � r % f Mi A 1 ■ fj 12 i msr ! Ah £ S AlUISE f I MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB SPONSORS: Miss Oliver, Mr. Black, Mr. Thompson 50 EATURES 7 T s.s J(omecomina JKiss Shir fey Ghaffin JKiss Jfom e com in y and Growniny ofJKiss aliencfanis Dfomeco miny by Mr. A. B. Cousin, Principal Brenda Jones Joan Flipper Loretta Turner Eyvonne Chester Shirley Chaffin, Miss Homecoming 54 HOMECOMING SCENES The “L” stands for:: LAZY LOUSY LOSERS The DEVILS S oin S through HELL!!! JKr. £ Wss f)eai ' 6ooI Miss 5 iirfey ffarris fltr. Darren 9 arrar 56 7777ss 7)ear6o 0 Jz and TRunner-Qlps 57 JlCr. J T ss Senior Miss Mairicia CR eaois fMr. Francis Ofiver 58 tUCiss 77 7 tJltiss Gin y Graft 59 BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY Coach: Mr. W. Staples 60 BASKETBALL TEAM JR. VARSITY Coach: Mr. H. Glover 61 FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches: Mr. W. Staples Mr. H. Glover 62 BASEBALL TEAM Coaches: Mr. W. Staples Mr. H. Glover 63 CHEERING SQUAD CAPTAIN AND CO-CAPTAIN: Berthell Turner and Patricia Johnson. 64 65 Jackie “Moms” Mabley. |� ' g Soul Strut FACULTY CHOIR ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Johnson, Miss Oliver, Miss Fowlkes, Miss Harris, Miss Webb, Miss Ford, Miss Coleman, Mr. McLean, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Griffin 67 THE BOSSES ! ! ! COACHES: Mr. Wayne Staples Mr. Hartwell Glover LET’S THINK THINGS OVER CAPTAIN AND CO-CAPTAINS: John Pettis Kermit Hawkes Woodrow Wright 68 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS—1968-69 Miss Mary Johnson Miss Frances Harris Mr. Ravenell Thompson Mr. Wayne Staples 70 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY. ASST-SECRETARY . TREASURER . CHAPLAIN. PARLIAMENTARIAN SARGENT-at-ARMS . REPORTER . HISTORIAN . . . Laura Woodson . . . Francis Oliver . .Brenda Reynolds . Mildred McCloud Gretchen Jefferson . . Patricia Chaffin .Avis Hurt . Randolph Mitchell Kermit Hawkes . . . Mary Jefferson . . . Naomi Rather 71 CLASS COLOR CLASS FLO WER Black and Yellow Yellow Carnation CLA SS POEM DEAR FOSTER, THE MASTER Dear Foster, The Master You ever more hast been Whenever the tempest rages Our dwelling place within Our years are like the shadows On sunny hills that lie Or grasses in the meadows To blossom but to die A sleep, a dream, a story By stranger quickly told An unremaining glory Of things that soon are old O dear Foster who can slumber When your light grows never pale Who hast taught us a right to number Our year before they sail On us your mercy lightened On us thy goodness rest And let the Spirit brighten The hearts thyself hast blessed Mildred McCloud 73 CLASS MOTTO Begin early in life preparing for a successful future CLA SS SONG For all these things we’ve strived to be With you by our side We hold these truths to be with us Throughout the coming years We hold this key to success To gain in life thats best We part from ybu And grieve for you, To seek all happiness. The time has come To say farewell To you, our dear school, Our hearts will hold The things untold That you have instill. CHORUS Dear Foster, Dear Foster We hate to leave you so. The hope and cheers, of all the years Will soon be laid aside. Teresa Johnson 74 CLASS HISTORY Looking forward to becoming a part of the great Foster family on September 1964, one hun¬ dred and twenty-five eighth graders enrolled here. Full of energy and anxiety, we began our long and tedious stretch to success. Our pre-freshman year was spent adjusting to high school life. We were honored to have Miss Joyce Jennings crowned “Miss Homecoming,” Misses Myrtis Berkley and Berthell Turner won sec¬ ond and third place respectively. Later Annie Bolling won second place in the May Day Contest. In our freshman year, we participated in various clubs and athletic activities. Miss Linda Cousins won second place in the May Day Contest. In our silly, silly Sophomore year, Miss Edora Doswell won first place in the Homecoming Con¬ test. During our Junior year, Miss Avis Hurte was selected Outstanding Teenager of America. Our talent program, Soul Revue of 1968, was the best ever presented at our alma mater. Our next big event was the Junior Senior Prom which was held at the Community Center in Blackstone, Vir¬ ginia. The theme for the occasion was “Three Coins in a Fountain.” This was a most memorable occasion. On September 3, 1968 we became Seniors. One of the highlights of our senior year was having Miss Shirley Chaffin crowned “Miss Homecoming.” Our football team won second place this year. Seniors participating on the football team were Kermit Hawkes, Tyrone Hawkes, Curtis Hurte, Lynwood Jeter, Herbert Johnson, Horace Oliver, John Pettis, Robert Rhoades, and Woodrow Wright. We owe many thanks to our leaders Miss Harris, Miss Johnson, Mr. Staples, and Mr. Thompson for their loyalty and service. So ends our class history. It leaves us with a heart full of sadness, but a lot of memories which we will forever relive. Naomi Rather 75 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF . Alma Adams wouldn’t cut up in Shorthand. Charles Allen couldn’t dress neat at all times. Anna Anderson wasn’t friendly toward all persons. Cynthia Bagley wasn’t mouth-all-mighty. Sallie Bagley was forced to stay home a whole weekend. Myrtis Berkley would change her hair style. David Blackwell had small ears. Annie Bolling would walk a little faster. James Booth lost his “soulful strut.” Stephanie Bradshaw lost her baby voice. Patricia Chaffin lost her beautiful soprano voice. Shirley Chaffin cut her hair. Linda Cousin couldn’t brag about her weekends. Frances Davis was the size of “Twiggy.” Doris Dodson wasn’t so quiet. Hattie Dodson couldn’t bluff her way around. Sharon Dodson would answer you in a nice way. Edora Doswell didn’t try to be so sophisticated. Shirley Edmonds wasn’t so quiet. Warren Epes didn’t “love” Berthell and “fool” the others. Daisy Eppes couldn’t fool the public. Rodney Farrar wasn’t so friendly. Warren Farrar wasn’t so sneaky. Gracie Fowlkes weighed 100 lbs. Joyce Fowlkes looked like Sophia Loren. Viola Fowlkes couldn’t talk about her younger sister. Lloyd Harris had an English accent. Shirley Harris couldn’t talk about Vincent Cheatham. Kermit Hawkes didn’t have such dreamy eyes. Tyrone Hawkes lost his good looks. Verna Hawkes dyed her hair. Mildred Hicks would go to all her classes and get to school on time. Avis Hurt would quit Calvin Nunnally. Curtis Hurt didn’t try to be such a lover. Lillian Jackson couldn’t mark Mrs. Grimes. Gretchen Jefferson lost her shape. Mary Jefferson would drink only sodas, water, and gingerale. Eugene Jennings couldn’t drive Bus 19. Lynwood Jeter lost his Patrol badge. Pat Johnson wasn’t so short. Herbert Johnson lost his teeth. Teresa Johnson couldn’t wear such a crazy hair-do. Inez Jones wasn’t so bossy. Earnest King wasn’t so studious. Tommie King lost his glasses. James Knight was 7 ft. 2 in. Edith Lee couldn’t dress neat. Arlene Lewis couldn’t voice her opinion. Thomas Ligon and Lillian Jackson were husband and wife. Mildred McCloud couldn’t laugh. Randolph Mitchell couldn’t play Basketball. Marion Morgan was loud. Queen Morgan was quiet. Eunice Oliver couldn’t say what was on her mind. Charles Oliver didn’t try to be so big and bad. Francis Oliver was the height of Wilt Chamberlain. Horace Oliver wasn’t so dignified. Wesley Oliver had a bad disposition. Shelia Paige would come to school every day. John Pettis didn’t try to be a lover. Naomi Rather missed a day out of school. Roger Rather would wear sweatshirts and blue jeans to school. Patricia Reavis didn’t have such a nice personality. Brenda Reynolds fell in love. Martha Rhoades was wild. Robert Rhoades could keep his mind off Verna Hawkes. Roosevelt Stewart couldn’t play the guitar. Cynthia Taylor lost her sewing ability. Jo-Ann Williams couldn’t drive that green Plymouth. Laura Woodson really did have a husband to brag about. Woodrow Wright didn’t love women. Miss Harris couldn’t style her hair. Mr. Staples didn ' t have such a variety of clothes. Miss Johnson wasn’t so cute. Mr. Thompson wasn’t so boyish. SENIOR CLA SS WILLS OF “69” We, The Seniors, will the following bequeaths: To our Parent who has made this moment possible. To our Principal and teacher who has given their understanding and guidance. I, Alma Adams, will my ability to say “Copsa” to my sister, Zelma. I, Charles Allen, will my ability to duck Uncle Sam to all Foster boys. I, Anna Anderson, will my well-trained ability as a cheerleader to my sister, Gloria. I, Cynthia Bagley, will my seat in Home Ec. to Velma and Charlene Bagley. I, Sallie Bagley, will my ability to have “spectaculous” weekends to Evelyn Wilson and Phyllistine Epes. I, Myrtis Berkley, will my ability to maintain my cool to my Brother, Lewis. I, David Blackwell, will my ability to get along with others to my brother, Darnell and sister, Gloria. I, Annie Bolling, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Carolyn Tucker. I, James Booth, will my pleasing personality to anyone who thinks he is man enough to handle it. I, Stephanie Bradshaw, will my sweet personality and desire to finish school to my brother, Dorsey. I, Patricia Chaffin, will my seat in Choir to anyone capable of achieving it. I, Shirley Chaffin, will my pleasing personality to Elaine Stewart. I, Linda Cousin, will my “pimp-time” walk and my ability to stick with one guy to my future sister-in-laws, Carolyn and Veronica. I, Frances Davis, will my ability to maintain my coolness and let nothing tie me down to my sister, Betty Wallace and brother, Carl. I, Doris Dodson, will my business-like manners to my sisters, Ruby and Sarah. I, Hattie Dodson, will my typing ability to my sister, Mary. I, Sharon Dodson, will my ability to dance to Millie Oliver. I, Edora Doswell, will my ability to be well-groomed to Veda Florence. I, Shirley Edmonds, will my ability to be cool, calm, and quiet to my cousins, Nancy and Rosa. I, Warren Epes, will my pleasing personality to my sister, Andrienette and my athletic ability to my cousin, Gerald. I, Daisy Eppes, will my typing ability to my sister, Sarah. I, Rodney Farrar, will my “Afro” to my brothers, Randal and George. I, Warren Farrar, will my ability to play basketball to Jerry Tabon. I, Gracie Fowlkes, will my round-trip ticket to Norfolk to Howard Carr. I, Joyce Fowlkes, will my ability to improve for the future to a higher education to my sister, Sereda. I, Viola Fowlkes, will my pleasing personality to the Rawhides. I, Lloyd Harris, will my sense of humor and my ability to drive to Raymond Washington. I, Shirley Harris, will my ability to strive with an able body and a willing mind to the upcoming Seniors. 1, Tyrone Hawkes, will my perfection at catching a football to my two brothers, Clifton and Dennis. 1, Kermit Hawkes, will my seat in Government and the ability to succeed to Miss Lucy Ward. 78 I, Verna Hawkes, will my enthusiasm to succeed in obtaining the best that life offers, to any lower classman capable of it. I, Mildred Hicks, will my determination to achieve the better things in life to Gladys Muse and her gang. I, Avis Hurt, will my high ideals and strong determination to succeed to my sister, Cynthia and brother, Sylvester. I, Curtis Hurt, will my pleasing personality to my sister, Linda. I, Lillian Jackson, will my seat in Government class to my sister, Mary. I, Gretchen Jefferson, will my “Twiggy Figure” and my ability to sew to my sister, Amy and cousin, Sandria. I, Mary Jefferson, will my humorous way and ability to take care of business to my sister, Amy and cousin, Sandria and friend, Debbie. I, Eugene Jennings, will my “speedster” ability to my cousin, Ralph Baily. I, Lynwood Jeter, will my ability to be quiet at all times to his sister, Yvonne. I, Patricia Johnson, will my ability to succeed in Home Economics to her sister, Beverly. I, Herbert Johnson, will my pleasing personality to my brother, Roger. I, Teresa Johnson, will my voice to my cousins, Earl Johnson and Mary Hatchett. I, Inez Jones, will my pleasing personality and ability to finish school to my sisters, Barbara and Brenda. I, Earnest King, will my search for success to the Junior class. I, Tommy King, will my seat in English class to my sister, Cynthia. I, James Knight, will my ability to get along with others to my sister, Margaret. I, Edith Lee, will my seat in English to Madeline Smith. I, Arlene Lewis, will my seat in Chemistry to my cousin, Nancy Lewis. I, Thomas Ligon, will my ability to get along with people to my nephew, Robert. I, Mildred McCloud, will my keen sense of humor and to ride in the black “plym” to my brothers, James and Archie. I, Randolph Mitchell, will my ability to play basketball to Lorenza Morgan. I, Marion Morgan, will my ability not to give up so easy to my cousin, Shirley. I, Queen Morgan, will my ability to study and pass her classes to Ronald Morgan. I, Eunice Oliver, will my ability to make it through the senior year to my cousin, Audrey. I, Charles Oliver, will my ability to play baseball to Jarrius Oliver. I, Francis Oliver, will my ability to drive to my brother, Michael. I, Horace Oliver, will my ability to play center to Leslie Woodson. I, Wesley Oliver, will my artistic talent to my niece, Paula. I, Shelia Paige, will my degrees in Home Economics to Valerie Smith and Alberta Allen. I, John Pettis, will my ability to play the field to my sister, Rosa. I, Naomi Rather, will my ability to get along with others to my cousin, Charles Davis. I, Roger Rather, will my ability to get along with others to my brothers. I, Patricia Reavis, will my sexy voice to Amy Johnson. I, Brenda Reynolds, will my good luck and success to my sister, Carol. I, Martha Rhoades, will my pleasing personality to my brother, Samuel. 79 I, Robert Rhoades, will my Wilt Chambelain ability to play basketball to my brothers, Sameul, William and James in the years to come. I, Roosevelt Stewart, will my ability to get to class on time to Bernell Stewart and Elaine Stewart. I, Cynthia Taylor, will my ability to Madeline Smith to face any problem that may arise between now and gradua¬ tion. I, Berthell Turner, will my position as captain on the cheering squad to Cynthia King and my ability to cool with my enemies to my sister, Loretta. I, Joanne Williams, will my seat in the Senior class to Stephanie Bivens and Charlie Tucker. I, Laura Woodson, will my precision in thought, worthiness in character, and determination in life to my brother James. I, Woodrow Wright, will my amazing ability to manage my awarding weekends and maintain my cool in “HOT” water to my brother, William. “PROPHECY” JUNE 1979 Direct from Cape Kennedy. We, the Bulldogs, of 1979, were scheduled to be launched at 1300 hours, but due to the cause of some minor engine adjustments, we didn’t get off until 1500 hours. Our mechanics were David Blackwell, James Knight, and Rodney Farrar. We had a very nice trip and made one stop on planet Zolo before we got to our destiny. For entertainment we went to Paige’s Ballroom, with our own swinging “Invaders” band. Our band leader was Tommie King. On “sax” was Warren Farrar, on guitar was Wesley Oliver, and on drums was Lloyd Harris. Our songstresses were Patricia Chaffin and Teresa Johnson. Our Go-Go girls were Lillian Jackson, Edith Lee, Viola Fowlkes, Stephanie Bradshaw, Joyce Fowlkes, and Frances Davis were swinging with the “funky” Zolo along with our D.J., Eugene Jennings. After hours of excite¬ ment, we then calmed things down and went to a fashion show to learn other new styles. Modeling the latest fashions were Gretchen Jefferson, Cynthia Taylor, Annie Bolling, Linda Cousins, Alma Adams, and Cynthia Bagley. The Co-Chairmen were Verna Hawkes and Inez Jones. On our arrival on planet Astro, we visited their Black house where our head business executive asked questions about their planet. Our chief executives were Laura Woodson, Brenda Reynolds, Avis Hurt, Herbert Johnson, James Booth, and Herbert Crawley. We then went to the Astro Soup Bowl where the Bulldogs were now about to get into action with our star players, Tyrone Hawkes, Woodrow Wright, Lynwood Jeter, quarter-backs John Pettis and Kermit Hawkes, and our coach Randolph Mitchell. Our opposing team were the Astro Raiders. The Bulldog Cheering Squad was there to cheer the boys to victory. Our cheerleaders were Captains — Daisy Eppes and Sallie Bagley; other members were Hattie Dodson, Doris Dodson, Mildred McCloud, Shirley Edmonds, and Arlene Lewis. Our score-keepers were Warren Epes, Robert Rhoades, and Thomas Ligon. We celebrated our outstanding victory over the Raiders at the Jefferson-Hicks Hotel, where we danced all night to the music of Charles Oliver and the Oliviers. Other members of the band were Charles Allen, Berthell Turner, Patricia Johnson, Myrtis Berkley, Shirley Harris, Shirley Chaffin, and Anna Anderson. Later, we all gathered into The Blue Moon Rocket and blasted home. We were welcomed home by Mr. Ravenell Thompson, Mrs. Mary Johnson Cousin, Mrs. Frances Harris McLean, and Mr. Wayne Staples, and they all were doing the Old Man Boogoloo. Mary Jefferson Daisy Eppes Verna Hawkes Berthell Turner 81 CLASS SUPERLATIVES OF “69” “JKosf Cnerpetic Alma Adams Tyrone Hawkes u tJlCost Sophisticated Laura Woodson Horace Oliver 83 u Cj ass CT irts JJ Woodrow Wright Patricia Johnson “JKosi C lmSitious ;; Verna Hawkes Earnest King 84 Tyrone Hawkes Edora Doswell “JKosi C71 rac iue v 85 “JKost Qlnconcerned Kermit Hawkes Shirley Chaffin “%Cosi CPopufar” Robert Rhoads Arlene Lewis 86 u JI£ost J i amorous ?? Mary Jefferson Charles Oliver u S£or es v Shirley Edmonds Roger Rather 87 c ‘ 7)est Dresser ' ’ Brenda Reynolds Roger Rather “JlCosf Depencfa£fe v Francis Oliver Naomi Rather 88 u es dancers Gretchen Jefferson Randolph Mitchell u JKost Cfttfi etic Berthell Turner Eugene Jennings 89 u C)fass SonysA ers V Patricia Chaffin Tommie King 90 Anna Anderson Charles Allen Alma Adams Myrtis Berkley Sallie Bagley Cynthia Bagley 91 David Blackwell Annie Bolling Stephanie Bradshaw Patricia Chaffin James Booth Shirley Chaffin 92 Doris Dodson 93 Gracie Fowlkes 94 Lloyd Harris Viola Fowlkes Joyce Fowlkes Tyrone Hawkes Kermit Hawkes Shirley Harris 95 Gretchen Jefferson 96 Mary Jefferson Herbert Johnson Eugene Jennings Patricia Johnson Linwood Jeter Teresa Johnson 97 Inez Jones Earnest King Tommy King James Knight Edith Lee 98 Arlene Lewis Charles Oliver Queen Morgan Randolph Mithell Mildred McCloud Thomas Ligon Marion Morgan 99 Horace Oliver Francis Oliver Wesley Oliver Shelia Paige Eunice Oliver 100 John Pettis Patricia Reavis Roger Rather Naomi Rather Robert Rhoades Martha Rhoades Brenda Reynolds 101 Roosevelt Stewart Cynthia Taylor Laura Woodson Berthell Turner Jo-Ann Williams 102 Woodrow Wright SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Alma Christine Route 1, Box 292 Crewe, Virginia Davis, Frances Marie 200 Amelia Avenue Blackstone, Virginia Allen, Charles Henry Route 1, Box 499 Crewe, Virginia Dodson, Doris Elaine Route 2, Box 60-R Crewe, Virginia Anderson, Anna Louise 406 Sullivan Street Blackstone, Virginia Dodson, Hattie Otelia Post Office Burkeville, Virginia Bagley, Cynthia Rose Route 3, Box 92 Blackstone, Virginia Dobson, Sharon Gail Post Office Crewe, Virginia Bagley, Sallie Marie 719 Falls Street Blackstone, Virginia Doswell, Edora Mae Route 1, Box 97 Blackstone, Virginia Berkley, Myrtis Lorraine Route 2, Box 85-C Crewe, Virginia Edmonds, Shirley Ann Route 1, Box 39 Wilson, Virginia Blackwell, David P.O. Box 504 Crewe, Virginia Epes, Warren Andrew Route 2, Box 280 Crewe, Virginia Bolling, Annie Elizabeth Route 3, Box 22 Blackstone, Virginia Eppes, Daisy Laverne Route 2, Box 59 Crewe, Virginia Booth, James Leslie Route 1, Box 103 Burkeville, Virginia Farrar, Rodney Winded 402 Lipcomb Street Crewe, Virginia Bradshaw, Shephanie Lorraine P.O. Box 342 Crewe, Virginia Farrar, Warren Lee 402 Lipcomb Street Crewe, Virginia Chaffin, Patricia Ann Route 2, Box 92 Burkeville, Virginia Fowlkes, Grace Fowlkes R.F.D. 1, Box 206 Crewe, Virginia Cousins, Linda Linell P.O. Box 155 Crewe, Virginia Fowlkes, Joyce Myrtle Route 2, Box 213 Crewe, Virginia 103 Fowlkes, Viola Route 1, Box 111-B Crewe, Virginia Jennings, Eugene Route 2, Box 238-A Crewe, Virginia Harris, Lloyd Calvin Route 1, Box 128 Blackstone, Virginia Jeter, Lynwood Sylvester P.O. Box 213 Nottoway, Virginia Harris, Shirley Mae Route 1, Box 24 Burkeville, Virginia Johnson, Patricia Louise 1005 Nottoway Avenue Blackstone, Virginia Hawkes, Adolphus Tyrone Route 3, Box 89 Blackstone, Virginia Johnson, Herbert Junoius Route 1, Box 120 Burkeville, Virginia Hawkes, Kermit Webster Route 3, Box 87 Blackstone, Virginia Johnson, Teresa Ann 803 Church Street Blackstone, Virginia Hawkes, Verna Lee Route 2, Box 167 Blackstone, Virginia Jones, Inez Pearl Route 3, Box 92 Blackstone, Virginia Hicks, Mildred Rebecca Route 1, Box 21 Burkeville, Virginia King, Earnest Lee Route 1, Box 43 Crewe, Virginia Hurt, Avis Lynette Route 2, Box 30 Burkeville, Virginia King, Tommie Leonard Route 2, Box 58 Blackstone, Virginia Hurte, Curtis Leon Route 2, Box 258 Crewe, Virginia Knight, James Edward Route 2, Box 60-R Crewe, Virginia Jackson, Lillian Margaret Route 1, Box 56 Burkeville, Virginia Lee, Edith Nelson Route 1, Box 117 Burkeville, Virginia Jefferson, Gretchen Fay Route 1, Box 73 Crewe, Virginia Lewis, Arlene Alberta Route 2, Box 265-A Crewe, Virginia Jefferson, Mary Lenora Route 1, Box 73 Crewe, Virginia Ligon, Thomas Henry Route 1, Box 350-A Crewe, Virginia 104 McCloud, Mildred Elaine R.F.D. 2, Box 93 Blackstone, Virginia Rather, Roger Edward Route 1, Box 455 Crewe, Virginia Mitchell, Linwood Randolph 522 East Street Blackstone, Virginia Reavis, Patricia Diane P.O. Box 704 Kembridge, Virginia Morgan, Marion Omega Route 3, Box 98 Blackstone, Virginia Reynolds, Brenda Joyce Route 2, Box 274 Crewe, Virginia Morgan, Queen Odessa Route 3, Box 98 Blackstone, Virginia Rhoades, Martha Elizabeth 301 East Irving Street Blackstone, Virginia Oliver, Eunice Elizabeth Route 1, Box 449 Crewe, Virginia Rhoades, Robert Edward 301 East Irving Street Blackstone, Virginia Oliver, Charles Randolph P.O. Box 164 Crewe, Virginia Stewart, Roosevelt David P.O. Box 185 Crewe, Virginia Oliver, Francis Alonzo 106 S. Harris Street Blackstone, Virginia Taylor, Cynthia Elizabeth Route 2, Box 239 Blackstone, Virginia Oliver, Horace Leon Route 2, Box 41 Burkeville, Virginia Turner, Berthell Frances Route 3, Box 23 Blackstone, Virginia Oliver, Wesley McKinley Route 2, Box 284 Crewe, Virginia Williams, JoAnn 209 N. Brown Street Blackstone, Virginia Paige, Shelia Mae Route 1, Box 498 Crewe, Virginia Woodson, Laura Jane Route 1, Box 3 Crewe, Virginia Pettis, John Ed Route 1, Box 473-A Crewe, Virginia Wright, Woodrow Lee Route 3, Box 262 Blackstone, Virginia Rather, Naomi Elfreeda Route 2, Box 65 Blackstone, Virginia 105 PA TR ONS Mr. Charles Addison Capt. and Mrs. Charles Alex Mrs. Hattie Amply Mrs. Jennie Anderson Mr. Mrs. Lewis Anderson Mrs. Elliot Bagley Mr. Mrs. Raleigh Bagley Mrs. Sallie Bagley Mr. Mrs. Wesley Bagley Miss D. E. Bailey Mrs. Eva S. Bass Mr. Mrs. Many Bass Family Mrs. Agnes Bates Mrs. Martha Bates Mrs. Pearl Benson Mrs. Alice Birckhead Mrs. Vivian Birdsong Mr. Mrs. Sameul Blackwell Mr. Mrs. Francis Bolling Mr. Mrs. Sam Booker Mr. Mrs. Samuel Booker Mr. Emroy Boose Mr. Robert Boose Pvt. William Boose Mr. Mrs. John Booth Mr. Mrs. Carnell Bradshaw Mrs. Edith Bridgeforth Mr. C. G. Brillhart Mr. Larry Caldwell Mr. J. L. Carter Mr. Mrs. W. L. Carter Miss Allie Chaffin Mr. Mrs. Eddie Chaffin, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Garfield Chaffin Miss Mary E. Chaffin Mrs. Hannah Coleman Mr. A. B. Cousin Mr. Phillip Crannis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dobson Mr. Benjamin C. Doswell, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Freeman Doswell Mrs. Alberta Edmonds Mrs. Ethel Edmonds Mr. Mrs. Tom Edmonds Mr. Mrs. William Eppes Mr. E. B. Fisher Mrs. Bernice Foster Mrs. Elizabeth Foster Miss C. L. Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Ernest Fowlkes Mrs. Hazel Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Harry Fowlkes Mrs. James A. Fowlkes Mr. Waverly Fowlkes Mr. U. K. Franken Miss Joletha Gaskill Mr. Julian Gordan Miss Mary Lou Green Mr. Mrs. Emmett Mrs. Mammie Harris Mr. L. A. Harry Mrs. Laura Hawkes Mr. Rudolph Hawkes Miss Janie Henderson Mrs. Ealva Herndon Mr. C. I. Hagelwood Mr. Mrs. Edgar L. Hurt Mr. Harvey Ingram Mr. Mrs. Webster Jefferson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Jennings Mr. C. F. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Clarence Johnson Mrs. Helen Johnson Mr. Mrs. Junious Johnson Family Mrs. Thelma A. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Isham Jones Mrs. Mable Jones Mrs. Martha Price Jones Mr. Mrs. Sameul Jones Family Mr. Mrs. Port King 106 Mr. Mrs. John Ed Lee Mr. Mrs. Willie Love Mr. J. C. Maddox Mrs. Lottie Marlow Miss Jo-Ann McCray Mr. G. D. Moore Mr. John Moore Mrs. Edna Morgan Mr. Mrs. Junious Morgan Pvt. Roy Morgan Mr. Samuel Morgan Mr. J. A. Moses Mr. Mrs. Clarence Nash Mrs. Adele Nunnally Mr. Melvin Nunnally Mrs. Ruth Oliver Mr. Mrs. Rayfield Parham Mr. Mrs. William A. Parker Mrs. Abrasia Patello Mr. Mrs. James Patterson Mr. Quinn Patterson Mrs. Ruth J. Pegram Children Mr. Mrs. Johnnie Price Miss Mary Raliegh Mr. William C. Randle Mr. Mrs. Daniel Rather Family Mr. Mrs. Jesse Reynolds Sr. Mr. Mrs. Tom Sam Rhoades Mr. Laurence Scott Mr. Willie L. Scott Mrs. C. Smith Mrs. Dorothy Stokes Miss Eleanor Stokes Miss Martha Stokes Mr. Mrs. Willie Sydnor Mr. Mrs. Cecil Taylor Mr. Thomas Taylor Mr. J. W. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Ravenell Thompson Mrs. Frances Tucker Mrs. Anna Vaughan Mr. Mrs. Richard Vaughan Mr. Mrs. William Vaughan Mr. Robert Vaughter Watson Administration Staff Mr. Mrs. Theodore Williams Mrs. Mercelli Willis Mr. Joe B. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Gilliam Woodson NOTE OF THANKS The Senior Class of ’69 wishes to thank each and every one who helped in making our yearbook a success. Daisy Eppes, Editor Mary Jefferson, Co-Editor 107 Compliments of JENKINS MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Dealers, Sales Service MORRIS ELECTRONICS INC. Burkeville, Va. Burkeville, Virginia BRADSHAW’S RESTAURANT Compliments of MOTEL BRADSHAW’S GARAGE, INC. (try our famous hamburgers) Burkeville, Virginia Route 360 and 460 Phone 767-5227 Burkeville, Virginia “Nottoway County’s Only Ford Dealer” OWEN’S MARKET i£SSO) Compliments of CREWE ESSO Your Own Dominion Store Virginia Avenue Burkeville, Va. Ernest McCormick Prop. THOMPSON ROOFING SHEET METAL, INC. amco rrf.K.i 134 E. Carolina Ave. Tel. 645-9080 Compliments of Crewe, Va. HILL’S 5 to 1.00 STORE 23930 Crewe, Va. 108 COLES Florsheim shoes Compliments of Van Heusen Shirts Gay Gibson Dresses WINSTEAD FLORIST Northcool Suits Jantzen Sportwear Blackstone, Va. Phone 292-3935 “Home of Fine Clothes” Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Compliments of THE THE COURIER-RECORD TRADING THE NOTTOWAY POST PUBLISHING CO., INC. Blackstone’s Most Popular Store for the working man Blackstone, Va. and his family. Blackstone, Va. STOKES-WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. SHEFFIELD TV AND APPLIANCE CO. Quality and service since 1894 Blackstone, Va. Blackstone, Va. Zenith—Motorola—Magnavox RCA Whirlpool Appliances DR. CHARLES K. DAREN Optometrist W. S. KINCHELOE CO. Phone 292-3696 Blackstone, Va. Men’s and Boy’s Outfitters E. A. COLES COMPANY Fancy Groceries and Meats Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Phone: 645-7323 109 Compliments of Compliments of J. R. FISHER AND SON SHARRER’S MARKET Shoes - Dry Goods - Notions Blackstone, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compliments of VANDARDALL’S SHERFFIELD FURNITURE Sh0 “ d STORE Shoe Repairing Blackstone, Virginia Phone: 645-7452 Crewe, Va. 110 DOWN ' S PURE SERVICE PEEBLES DEPARTMENT STORE STATION Quick Blackstone’s Fashion Center PUREi Friendly Phone 292-7248 Blackstone, Virginia Service Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Compliments of PFIRMAN’S PLANTERS’ WAREHOUSE W. E. Newby Co. First in Quality Since 1892 Blackstone, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Phone 645-7312 Compliments of SOUTHSIDE FITZGERALD FLORIST VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Crewe, Virginia Manpower Skill Compliments of Center Crewe, Virginia EPES SUPPLY CO. Operated Under Nottoway County Public Blackstone, Virginia School System WILKERSON CO., INC. Compliments of 206 - 208 West Virginia Avenue Crewe, Virginia 23930 TOWN COUNTRY SHOP QUALITY RECAPPING Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of SILCO WESTERN AUTO Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Ill Compliments of Compliments of C. L. JENNINGS SON WESTERN AUTO Crewe, Virginia Crewe, Virginia FITZGERALD CLEANERS SCHAUBACH BUICK Specalists in Fine Work 108 Carter St. Crewe, Virginia “Services are First” Phone 645-7538 Fast Free Delivery Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of L. B. SPENCER DRUG STORE BILLY’S FOOD BARN Blackstone, Virginia W. B. Thomas, Jr. Prop. Blackstone, Virginia Phone 292-3011 @) Compliments of BURKEVILLE ESSO L. B. HARRIS ROOFING HEATING SERVICENTER Burkeville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia 112 BURKEVILLE VENEER COMPANY Burkeville, Virginia LOVE’S AUTO SALES IF IT’S PARTS CALL US AUTO REPAIRING TRANSMISSIONS BRAKE SERVICE MOTORS REBUILT AUTO PARTS NEW USED PARTS THE WHOLE CAR OR ANY OF ITS PARTS WE BUY, TRADE SELL BETTER USED CARS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE USED CARS HWY. 460 CREWE, VA. 113 TROUBLES CAR VANISH KLOCKE MOTOR COMPANY Crewe, Virginia Compliments of CITY FUEL COMPANY Crewe, Virginia 114 Compliments of Compliments of JONES COMPANY INSURANCE FARMERS ' HARDWARE Crewe, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of BEN’S CAFE Kenbridge, Va. PAYNE CHEVROLET, INC. Dinners Sandwiches Pool Tables-Latest Records For Sale Juke Boxes For Rent Blackstone, Virginia Rooms—Laundry Mat B. C. Doswell, Prop. 676-8155 Compliments of Compliments of BLACKSTONE FUEL SUPPLY CO. THE CREWE-BURKEVILLE JOURNAL Blackstone, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of WHITE FRONT ATKINS TAXI Blackstone, Virginia Crewe, Virginia Compliments of DIXON CHEVROLET CO. Compliments of MAYFLOWER INN Emmitt Williams, Prop. Crewe, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia 115 Compliments of W. E. HAWKES FUNERAL HOME Our sympathetic services are in reach of every family. Large Spacious 200-seat Chapel Two Large Reposing Rooms 24 - Hour Ambulance Service Phone 292-5559 504 East St. Blackstone, Va. Compliments of Compliments of VIRGINIA NATIONAL COMMUNITY BARBER SHOP BANK 79 Offices Across the State William Vaughan, Proprietor Crewe, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia 116 Established 1865 THE FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Blackstone, Virginia MEMBER F. D. I. C. LIKE HAVING A BANKER IN THE FAMILY NOTTOWAY COUNTY’S NEWEST, FULL SERVICE BANKING FACILITY Compliments of SCHAUBACH SERVICENTER Crewe, Virginia Compliments of GREENHILL FLORIST Phones 292-5536 or 292-3390 Mr. Mrs. Clarence Greenhill, Prop. Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of BURKEVILLE FEED FARM SUPPLY Burkeville, Virginia CREWE TRANSFER Franchise Contract Carriers Home Office Crewe, Virginia 23930 Compliments of PARHAM’S ESSO Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of DILLARD CRAWLEY HARDWARE Blackstone, Virginia 117 SENIOR A UTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 119 DELMAR