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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1970 volume:

THE BULLDOG Class of Published by THE BULLDOG STAFF LUTHER H. FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL Nottoway, Virginia Diane Johnson Phyllis King Connie Johnson Clifton Hawkes Bertie Robertson Carolyn Hobbs Pauline Fowlkes EDITORS CO-EDITORS FOREWORD We, the graduating class of 1970, from the motivation of our past years at Foster and with the altruistic assistance of the yearbook staff, faculty, administration, and student body are privileged to present to you this cherished memoir of the “Bulldog.” Our past experience has led us to know the meaning of ambition, diversity and a need for success. We, the Editors and Co-Editors wish to express our deepest gratitude and sincerity to our parents and friends for their thought¬ fulness, understanding, and co-operation in our search for knowledge. The Senior Class sincerely hopes that this edition of the 1970 “Bulldog” will be a treasured memory to those who explore its contents. Read carefully, and handle with care. And as you thumb through each of its many unique pages, remember that all those wondrous activities that you undertook, and all those marvelous persons you knew at dear Old Foster High, are included among them. With this golden memento you will be able to keep your friends forever. This is our gift to you, treasure it forever. The Editors Co-Editors 2 i THEB ULLDOGSTAFF TYPISTS: JoAnn Stokes, Gloria Venable, Yvonne Chester, Doris Hobbs, Barbara Jones, and James Rowe. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Thomas Tabon, Rudolph Hawkes, Russell Jackson, Robert Stokes, Thomas Harris, and Michael Bagley. 3 DEDICA TION Witli great pleasure, the graduating class of 1970, dedicates the 1970 Bulldog in memory of one of the outstanding educators of the twentieth century, Luther Hilton Foster. His entire life was devoted to the highest degree of education for all boys and girls in the state of Virginia. We are placing a copy in our school library, and asking that a copy be placed in the library among his memoirs, at Virginia State College in Petersburg, Virginia. Senior Class 1970 4 ADMINISTRA TION A Message From The Principal You are taking your places in the world at a time when there is a great intellectual, religious, and moral ferment. You will have to find your way in a complicated, but great civilization, and under varied institutions of freedom, the most perfect the world has ever known. We are asking you to take advantage of the great ballooning of opportunities for young Americans today. Our world has suddenly become a small world, and we have, by no means, reached the peak of our destructive capacity. The unrest that is so dominant in today’s world is representative of people everywhere who want to have their places in the sun. We trust that the training which you have received here will enable you to appreciate your unusual opportunities and will make you sensitive to your obligations to your fellowman. Men and women with a thirst for knowledge will turn to you for light, and others who have no convictions of their own, and who do not know their own sentiments until they have heard them expressed by someone else, will seek you for guidance. Your teachers and I are conscious of the problems and difficulties that confront you and will be glad to assist you in any way that we can. We trust that as you go forward, you will carry with you an abiding interest in your Alma Mater, that you will remember her in your prayers and will constantly work and live so as to reflect her noble instruction in your characters. We shall always be happy to have you visit progress and your problems. , or wjite us, and let us know of your A. B. Cousins, Principal 5 6 Knowing that all of you are very enthusiatic because you have reached the goal for which you were striving, we congratulate you. Realizing that this is not the end, you must assume the responsibility to look forward to greater achievements if you work diligently. If you desire to be successful, you must have faith in God, and have faith in yourself — believing “He can who thinks he can.” Don’t become discouraged when problems seem very difficult to solve; learn to specialize in what others may call “The Impossible.” We sincerely hope that the knowledge that you have acquired here will pay rich dividends in the future because educational opportunities are increasing; therefore, you must prepare to avail yourselves of these opportunites. Now is the time to prepare for the future so that your hopes and dreams may become realities. In your continued quest for knowledge, you may find peace and understanding. 7 Signed... Mx. Xt. X. XLac i EScisncz l {z. xH. J . 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(D P’’ JZuzzzL CLASS MOTTO “The Hand That Grasps An Education Is The Hand That Rules The World.’ ' CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CL A SS COL OR Light Blue And Navy Blue 27 CL A SS POEM With heavy hearts and saddened faces. We walk through deserted halls. And we know it ' s not the end. So we go where duty calls. We ' re going on to better things. But we never will forget How much we really learned here. So we leave without regret. Dear Foster, you’ve prepared us, For most anything that may occur We Have been made ready for anything we meet. We’ll hail without defeat. We ' ll miss the bells and the teachers And the sweet music of your song So we won’t say Goodbye Dear Foster, Just “so long dear school, so long.’’ CLASSSONG (Tune: Old Christmas Tree) Oh, Foster High, Oh Foster High It’s time for us to leave you. The thoughts of leaving at this time, Leave memories so far behind. Oh Foster High, Oh Foster High It ' s time for us to leave you. Oh Foster High, Oh Foster High You’ve taught us how to love you. For all the knowledge that we’ve gained Makes us sorry we can’t remain. Oh Foster High, Oh Foster High You’ve taught us how to love you. Oh Foster High, Oh Foster High The past is ours to treasure. We’ve tried to do our very best. And very glad to have been your guest. Oh Foster High, Oh Foster High The past is ours to treasure. 28 Class History It was a warm September 2, 1965, that one hundred and nine shipmates boarded the ship of Knowledge and began our voyage to higher education. Luther H. Foster High School set in the harbor awaiting our arrival. This ship has carried many to the harbors of higher education. Many persons were there to greet us and advise us, but the voyage was ours and only we could complete it. For most of us, our first year was full of joys and pleasures. Those who didn’t enjoy exciting and challenging adventures were tossed into the seas of became sea-sick when high tides and waves made the seas rough. With the help of others, they were able to overcome and continue along with us. Many times, we were tempted to throw our most valuable possessions over board, but with faith and help from our parents, sponsors, and principal, we were able to turn back in the right direction. Marie Bowler was a contestant for May Queen; she won for our pre-freshmen class. We entered our freshmen year. As freshmen, we participated in various activities and clubs. The activities and clubs helped to ease the rough seas, especially, when it was meeting time. During our Sophomore year, James Rowe won second place in public speaking. This conference was held at Longwood College. From there, he participated in the National Region of Public Speaking which was held in Richmond, Virginia. Other members of our class participated in the Math and Science Conference at West End High School in Clarksville, Virginia. During our Junior year, six of our shipmates were elected into the Elite Chapter of the National Honor Society. They were Diane Johnson, Bertie Robertson, Pauline Fowlkes, Phyllis King, James Rowe and Clifton Hawkes. We presented a dynamic talent show in the auditorium of the ship; this was a great success. It contributed greatly to the expense needed to leave the ship to go to the small island called the “Blackstone Community Center” where we presented our Prom. The theme was “Shower of Stars.” On September 2, 1969, only seventy-two of our shipmates were left to continue our complete voyage. We are Seniors now, and most of us see the shore. Many thanks go to our parents, sponsors, principal, and class officers. We will always remember the ship, Luther H. Foster High School, and the struggles we had on the voyage. It is now our responsibility to drown, swim or ride the ship to success. We are planning to anchor on the shore of success. 29 Class Prophecy It is the year 2001. As we gaze into the crystal ball, we begin to get a better view. The people and the places are becoming clearer now. We, the famous Spirits; John Davis, Elaine Stewart, Evelyn Wilson, and Nancy Vaughan are seeing the future before us in our mighty Crystal Ball. As the fog clears away, we see Charles Lambert, and Edward Pritchett as Private Engineers to our President of the United States, Clifton Hawkes. As we look on, we see Lee Parker drilling for water. Rutherford Vaughan and Thomas Harris were drilling on an enormous structure which is to be the Sport’s Hall of Fame, which will have the pictures of Pro-Football players, Leslie Woodson, Phillip Warren, Frank Robertson, Garland Wells and Lloyd Green. Suddenly we see Robert Stokes, driving a 2001 Computer car, designed by the famous auto salesman, Thomas Tabon. John Davis, then noticed a billboard with pictures of Barbara Jones, and Diana Johnson who were to model fashions designed by the famous designer, Gloria Venable. Looking further, we see the spaceswingers, featuring John Davis, Elaine Stewart, Lorenzo Morgan, and Rosa Pettis singing their top hit, “Whatever Happened to James Brown.” Their private beautician is Martha Thompson and barber, Jairus Oliver. Opps!!!, cloudy again, but wait! We now see a large underground duplex of business spooks, Carolyn Hobbs, Evelyn Wilson, Herbert Maddux, Howard Marshall and Kenneth Harris. Their competitors are executives in the twenty billion dollar CDSEC (Computer Data Scientific Electronic Company) which are Nancy Branch, Marie Bowler, Linda Hurt, Barbara Nunnally, Mary Sue Hawkes, Barbara Fowlkes, Connie Johnson, Bertie Robertson, and Mazie Campbell. We also see the Watson Technological Center of Surgery. Chief Surgeon and Founder, Bernice Watson and her assistants, Joyce Green and George Fowlkes were transplanting a liquid heart in Ruby Hicks. The nurses within this hospital were: Mary Jackson, Lillian Blackwell, Beverly Fitzgerald, Beverly Johnson and Nancy Vaughan. Due to the fact that there was a failure in the operation, the patient died and our famous undertaker, Rudolph Hawkes and his assistants Mary Hatchett, and Richard Fowlkes appeared on the scene after sitting impatiently in the waiting room. On the sixth floor, our outstanding dentist, Morris Lee, was pulling Mae Helen Johnson’s wisdom tooth. The letter “M” appears. Now we see it, Moser University. There’s Dr. James Rowe, newly elected president, with his staff members. There were Rose Allen and Robert Vaughter representing the Math Department, Doris Hobbs and Ruth Coleman, French instructors; Pauline Fowlkes, librarian; Phyllis King, accountant; Sandra Knight teaching Black History; Wanda Parker Head of the Science Lab; Lorenzo Fitzgerald head of the Physical Ed. Dept., Michael Bagley, the philosopher, and Russell Jackson and William Clarke, heads of the Art Dept. Now the crystal ball takes us to the Pentagon where we see the Army General, Lewis Berkley; Air Force General, Danny Elder and Navy Captain Jimmie Coleman. On the flip side of the crystal ball, Ambassador to Africa, Alfred White, is taking a trip to Finland. His stewardesses are Eyvonne Chester, Lillie King and Hannah Stokes. The Spirits were all excited about what they had seen, and then suddenly, Elaine Stewart knocks the crystal ball over and it all goes up in smoke. 30 Moser University Nurse Hatchett THE SPIRITS Mathematician Allen 31 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CLASS OF 1970 We the Class of 1970, having ended our life here at Foster, wish to make a few last bequests. To our parents, we leave our deepest and sincerest gratitude and appreciation. To our principal and beloved faculty, we leave our respect and gratitude for your kindness and patience. Rose Allen wills here patrol badge to anyone who feels that he qualifies. Michael Bagley wills his pleasing personality and ability to get along with others to his sisters, Linda and Eleanor. Phillip Bain wills his ability to get along with others to his sister, Sandra and brother, Harold. Lewis Berkley wills his sense of humor to his friend, Joe Trent. Lillian Blackwell wills her ability to be kind and understanding to her cousin, Christine. Nancy Branch wills her pleasing personality to her sisters, Gail and Brenda. Marie Bowler wills her charming personality to her sister, Linda. Mazie Campbell wills her ability to understand and get along with others to Linda Ford. Eyvonne Chester wills her ability to “keep cool in all hot fires” to her brother, Wendell. William Clark wills his typing ability to Brenda Ford. Jimmy Coleman wills his pleasing personality to his sister, Helen. Ruth Coleman wills her pleasing personality to her sisters, Anita and Johanna. John Davis wills his seat in government and the ability to keep a cool mind to Herbert Watson. 32 Danny Elder wills his neatness and quietness to his niece, Charlene and nephew, Sherman Crawley. Beverly Fitzgerald wills her ability to shift the “FOUR SPEED” and communicate to her sisters, Deborah and Hattie. Lorenzo Fitzgerald wills his sense of humor to Tyrone Wynn. Barbara Fowlkes wills her ability to “THINK” to her sister, Carolyn and brother, Robert. George Fowlkes wills his book of freedom to his sister, Iva. Pauline Fowlkes wills her determination to succeed to her cousins, Joyce Lee and Zelda Tucker. Joyce Green wills her ability to get along with her enemies and to keep cool in tight situations to her brothers, Karl and Larry. Lloyd Green wills his ability to be a great football player to his uncle, Karl. Evelyn Wilson wills her coherent mind and outstanding personality to her brother, James and cousins, Majorie Greenhill and Melvin Epes. Kenneth Harris wills his pleasing smile to his sister, Bertha. Thomas Harris wills his smoothness and charm to his sister, Sandra and his Cousin, Elaine. Clifton Hawkes, being of sound mind, wills his desire to learn, and his ambition to succeed to his schoolmates whom he has left behind, and to Foster High School, he leaves liis fondest memories. Mary Hawkes wills her faith in someone special to her brother, Kenneth and the boys in Viet Nam. Rudolph Hawkes wills his ability to convince people to his brother, Andre. Mary Hatchett wills her ability to “speak her piece” under any circumstance to Joan Ingram, Rebecca Bailey and Sandra Whitley. Ruby Hicks wills her kindness and friendship to her sisters, Rosa and Mae, and her brothers, Herbert and Earl. Carolyn Hobbs wills her unforgettable seat in Government to her sister, Veronica and friend, Joyce Martin. Doris Hobbs wills her determination to be successful in life to her cousin, Denise Hawkes. Linda Hurte wills her pleasing personality to her brother, Charles. Mary Jackson wills her ability to do her best in all situations to her nephew, Bernard. 33 Russel! Jackson wills liis ability to understand to his aunt, Tiny Craft. Beverly Johnson wills her ability to graduate to Patricia Vaughan. Connie Johnson wills her energetic ability to stay on top of things to Mack Robertson and her brothers. Diana Johnson wills her Scholastic ability to her brother, Charles. Mae Helen Johnson wills her ability to get along with others to her cousins, Debra and Ashley Edmonds. Barbara Jones wills her pleasing personality and ability to be “hipped” to most of the facts to her sister, Brenda and cousin, Gloria Stokes. Lillie King wills her sophisticated ways to Millie Oliver. Phyllis King wills her ability to get her work done to her niece, Carolyn Stokes. Sandra Knight wills her ability to keep cool in hot situations to Delores Hawkes and Levi Lord. Charles Lambert wills his ability to study and to continue his education to Karl Johnson. Morris Lee wills his Number “17” in baseball to Melvin Epes. Herbert Maddux wills his soulful strut to his brother, Zachery. Howard Marshall wills his ability to get along with others to his brother, Orlander. Lorenzo Morgan wills his ability to play sports and use “CRUTCHES” to his brother, Edward. Milton Morgan wills his ability to get along with the girls to anyone who feels that he can handle such an important job. Barbara Nunnally wills her ability to stay calm in an uptight situation to her sister, Doreen. Jairus Oliver wills his ability to play baseball to his brother, Ambrose. Lee Parker wills his pleasant disposition, intelligence and success to his girl Eyvonne, and his brother, Larry. Wanda Parker wills her ability to get along with others to Euphsenia Perry. Edward Pritchett wills his ability to get along with others to his sister, Vivian. Rosa Pettis wills her scholastic ability and sense of humor to her sister, Harriette and brother, Ronnie. 34 Bertie Robertson wills her “affable and altruistic” personality to her sister, Janice and brothers. Mack and Samuel. Frank Robertson wills his ability to play sports to his cousin, Roy. James Rowe wills his place in high school to his nephew, Michael. Elaine Stewart wills her ability to accept the good and bad out of life with a smile to her brother, Bernell and cousins, Rhonda and Lorrain Rather. Hannah Stokes wills her ability to maintain peace with her “so called friends” and to wear the ring of someone special to Evelyn Harris. JoAnn Stokes wills her seat in English to her cousin, Kurley Gaines. Robert Stokes wills his ability to walk the halls to Lynwood Stokes. Thomas Tabon wills his heart to JoAnn and the ability to shift his four speed stick to his brother, Jerry. Alfred Tucker wills his seat in Government to his sister, Mildred. Paulette Tucker wills her ability to get along with others to her sister, Fannie. Martha Thompson wills her ability to do right to her niece, Jeanette. Nancy Vaughan wills her ability to have a happy out-look on life to her sisters, Annie and Myrtle. Rutherford Vaughan wills his “fantastic Rap” to his brother, Michael. Robert Vaughter wills his football jersey and his ability to play flanker to Leonard Smith. Gloria Venable wills her ability to sing to her sister, Mary. Bernice Watson wills her ability to come alive in all situations and to accept “life” as it really is to Delores Hawkes. Garland Wells wills his height to his sister, Patricia and his niece, Greta. Alfred White wills his sense of humor to his brother, George. Leslie “LION” Woodson wills his ability to get along with others and to be successful in all aflairs to Leslie McKenley Woodson. 35 SUP ERL A TIVES -CLASS OF 1970 Most Humorous Alfred White Connie Johnson Leslie Woodson Mary Hatchett Rutherford Vaughan Lorenza Fitzgerald Hannah Stokes Most Dependable Most A ttractive Phillip Warren, Kenneth Harris, Gloria Venable, George Fowlkes, Bernice Watson, Sandra Knight, Carolyn Hobbs, Lillian Blackwell, Beverly Johnson, Barbara Nunnally, Mary Hawkes and James Rowe Robert Stokes and Joyce Greene Clifton Hawkes Dianna Johnson Mazie Campbell Ruth Coleman Robert Stokes Mary Hawkes, Carolyn Hobbs Russell Jackson Jairus Oliver Jimmy Coleman Lee Parker Most Sophisticated Most Popular Class Flirts Eyvonne Chester Rutherford Vaughan Thomas Tabon Barbara Jones Milton Morgan Hannah Stokes Leslie Woodson Tallest Frank Robertson, Barbara Fowlkes, Garland Wells Milton Morgan, Ruby Hicks, Russell Jackson, John Davis Shortest Wanda Parker, Alfred Tucker Kenneth Harris Danny Elder Pauline Fowlkes Jo-Ann Stokes Lloyd Green - - Most A thletic Quietest Best Dancers Herbert Maddux Nancy Branch John Davis Mary Hawkes Thomas Harris Elaine Stewart Most A mbitious Most Likely To Succeed Michael Bagley, Nancy Vaughan, Phyllis King, Rudolph Clifton Hawkes, Bertie Robertson, Rose Allen, James Hawkes Rowe, Joyce Green, Robert Vaughter Robert Vaughter Thomas Tabon Jairus Oliver Lorenzo Morgan Doris Hobbs, Barbara Jones Nancy Branch, Bernice Watson Best Dressed Boys Best Dressed Girls “The foundation is laid; it is your responsibility to build on it. .. Fowlkes 39 land, David Bland, Jacqueline Booker, Clarence Boose, Emroy Booth, Joseph v Branch, Eugene (j Branch, Zelma Capbell, Robert Carr, Howard Claiborne, Eugene Cousins, Romonia Craft, Tiny Dagner, Sherman Dodson, Ruby Edmonds, Nancy 40 Elder, Roland Eppes, Sarah Evans, Helen Eitzgerald, Diane Fitzgerald, Eugene Fitzgerald, Jerry Fitzgerald, Ola Flippen, James Fowlkes, Iva Fowlkes, Jacquelin Fowlkes, Jerry Fowlkes, Mary Fowlkes, Patricia Games, Priscilla Greenhill, Marjorie Gregory, James Harmon, Vernon Harris, Evelyn Haskins, Henry Holmes, Arthur Hurt, Cynthia Ingram, Robert Jackson, Barbara Jeter, Yvonne Johnson, Earl Joyner, Alice King, Cynthia Love, Dorothy Marshall, Barbara Morgan, Linda Morgan, Queen Oliver, Michael Oliver, Millie Overby, Frances Parker, Larry 41 Parker, William Price, Gwendolyn Reynolds, Carol Rhoades, Samuel Robertson, Deborah Rowe, Catherine Shell, Carolyn Smith, Carolene Smith, Madilene Stokes, Linwood Trent, Joseph Trueheart, Audrey Tucker, Carolyn Tucker, Charlie Tucker, Mildred Turner, Loretta Vaughn, Myrtle Warren, Curtis Washington, Raymond Wells, Rose 42 pH OMOR£ c . Allen, Alberta Anderson, Harold Bagley, Eleanor Bain, Sandra Bass, Debbie Bass, Harry Blackwell, Darnell Blackwell, Gloria Bland, Gerald Bradshaw, Dorsey Branch, Brenda Carter, Joan Carter, Linda Casper, Lewis Chester, Wendell Clark, Lawrence Coleman, James Cope, Vincent Crawley, Dorothy Dagner, Lranklin Dodson, Sarah Dodson, Mary Epes, Phyllistine Evans, Cleo Eitzgerald, Alvin Litzgerald, Deborah Eitzgerald, Teresa Eitzgerald, Violet l ord, Linda Foster, Blanche 43 Foster, James Fowlkes, Sereda Fowlkes, Shirley Games, James Goodson, Nancy Goodson, Susie Gray, Gwendolyn Green, Theo Hairston, Rudolph Harris, Darlene Harris, James Hawkes, Delores Hawkes, Denise Hawkes, Dennis Hawkes, Glennis Hawkes, Patricia Hayes, Louise Hill, Larry Hobbs, Veronica Ingram, Howard Jackson, Gloria Jackson, Yvonne Jefferson, Joseph Jennings, Sandra Jennings, Victor Johnson, Amy Johnson, Armstead Johnson, Roger Johnson, Sandria Jones, Brenda Jones, Della Joyner, Barbara Kirby, Calvin Knight, Lillie Lee, Alvin H 44 Lee, Carl Lee, Joyce Lewis, Rosa Wayne, Lewis Love, Arlene Marshall, Orlander Martin, Joyce Montgomery, Betty Morgan, Edward Morgan, Ronald Parker, Leroy Perry, Euphesenia Pettis, Gwendolyn Rather, Lorraine Rather, Rhonda Roberts, John Robertson, Audrey Robertson, Genese Robertson, Janice Robertson, Roy Smith, Alsin Stokes, Glory Stokes, Lizzie Stokes, Regina Sydnor, Shirley Tabon, Jerry Terry, LaVerne Terry, Larry Tucker, Fannie Tucker, Ruby Vaughn, Patricia Wallace, Betty Ward, Connie Ward, Lucy 45 Warden, Kay Wilson, John Wright, William FRESHMA N CL A SS Adams, Zelma Allen, Emily Alex, Irvin Anderson, Elongra Baylor, Shyrone Berkley, Charlene Bowden, Shirley Branch, Cleopatra Bullard, Wongee Casper, Barbara Christopher, Gary Clark, Helen Clark, Steve Clarke, Velma Coleman, Helen 46 Coleman, Johanna Coleman, Wilbert Collett, Pamela Cousins, Revanna Gloria, Crawley Crowder, Sherman Davis, Charles Day, Mabel Day, Mattie Dickerson, Daniel Dyson, Alvin Edmonds, Ashley Elder, Charlena Eppes, Carolyn Eppes, Ernestine Eppes, Melvin Evans, Frazier Fitzgerald, Sylvia Flippen, Jean Florence, Veda Foster, Gladys Fowlkes, Janice Gaines, Kurly Gray, Vanessa Gregory, Homer Hardy, Edith Hardy, Gwendolyn Hardy, James Harris, Elaine Harris, Ernestine Haskins, Tracy Hawkes, Kenneth Hawkes, Phillip Hayes, Lorisa Hill, Joseph 47 Hobbs, Christopher Hobbs, Schawmann Holmes, Howard Hughes, Thomas Ingram, Joan Jackson, Lonnie Jackson, William Jefferson, Zelma Jennings, Carletha Jennings, Carolyn Jennings, Nelson Jennings, Ralph Jeter, Kenneth Johnson, James Jones, George Jones, Walter Knight, Gerald Knight, Margaret Lee, Joseph Lee, Mary Mason, Patricia Morgan, Barbara Muse, Sandra Nash, Pompey Neal, Gwendolyn Nunnally, Clarence Oliver, Ambrose Oliver, Larry Stewart, Bernell Stewart, Christine Stewart, Robert Stewart, Shirley Stith, Calvin Stith, Joyce Stokes, Tilda 48 Tucker, Diane Tucker, Tuandra Tucker, Zelda Vaughan, Annie Vaughan, Michael Walker, Michael Wallace, Carl Williams, Janice Wright, Francetta Wright, James Wynn, Tyrone PRE-FRESHMAN CLASS Allen, Rosa Bagley, Dennis Bagley, Linda Bailey, Rebecca Bain, Harold Bassfield, Ella Bates, John Black, Kenneth Booker, Charles Booker, Robert 49 Bowler, Linda Bowler, Walter Bradshaw, Michael Branch, John Briggins, Doris Campbell, Richard Casper, Cara Chaffin, Alice Chaffin, Jasper Clark, Curtis Coleman, Anita Copes, Cherie Cousins, Aubrey Cousins, Vanessa Craft, Ethel Dagner, Gussie Dagner, Jacqueline Davenport, Fred Davis, Francis Davis, Harrietta Day, Sandra Dobson, Marlon Douglas, Walter Edmonds, Debra Epes, Andriette Eppes, Barbara Eppes, Frank Eppes, Gloria Eppes, Phyllistine Eppes, Wilma Fitzgerald, Bazell Fitzgerald, Hattie Fitzgerald, Mason Fitzgerald, Theresa Foster, William : I 50 Fowlkes, Alma Fowlkes, Carolyn Fowlkes, Robert Friend, George Goings, Roosevelt Goode, James Green, Larry Green, Nannie Gregory, Hilda Hanks, James Hardy, Bertha Hardy, Neldonia Hardy, Samuel Harper, La Rue Harris, Carolyn Harris, Larry Harris, Patricia Hawkes, Connie Hawkes, Mildred Hawkes, Patricia Hayes, Len Hines, Shelia Ingram, Thelma Irby, Walter Jackson,Debra Jackson, Gloria Jennings, Joan Jennings, Larry Johnson, Charles Johnson, Keith Johnson, Louise Jones, Thad Kirby, Rosa Lee, Clinton Lee, Phyllis 51 Lewis. Virginia Maddux. Zachery Mavin, Delores McClure. Brenda Merrit. Ernest Nunnally, Dorreen Nunnally, Leon Oliver, Leslie Oliver. Phyllis Oliver. Rosa Parrish, Annie Patterson, Gwendolyn Pettis, Harriette Pettis, Ronnie Price, Ethel Price, Keith Pritchett, Vivian Rather, James Reynolds, Nathan Rhoades, James Rhoades, William Robertson, Dorothy Robertson, Samuel Robertson, Shiela Scott, Rodney Stewart. Doris Stith, Jacqueline Stokes, Carolyn Stokes, Edward Stokes, Walter Stokes, Walter Terry, Carolyn Thomas, James Thompson, Janet Tillery, Mollie 52 Towler, Rachel Tucker. Carlis Tucker. Gary Wainwright, Melvin Ward. Ray White, George White, Patricia White, Theresa Whitley, Calvin Williams, Christine Williams, Flossie Williams, Roy Wilson, James Woodson, Leslie Worsham, Barbara Yates, Rudolph 53 Now the day begins . . . Ah, At last, a break! Brain POWER 1 he day ends at last! Sponsors: 58 Mr. R. L. Jones Mr. C. A. Addison ■ I 1 - ; ; ; p|irfiupi : jsiiiigijsis liiiaiiiSiiSjjjj !i§i Sponsors: Miss A. Jones Miss D. E. Bailey Sponsors: 59 Miss B. A. Hoke Mr. A. L. Black rr Sponsors: Miss M. D. Alexander Mr. F. L. Moore Miss D. E. Webb Mr. G. Chavious Mr. R. Thompson Mrs. R. Brower C Sponsors: 60 Mr. H. M. Glover Mrs. F. L. Moore Yation OCLztu ono ' S -.SSgj Pauline Fowlkes Phyllis King Diana Johnson Clifton Hawkes Bertie Robertson James Rowe Raymond Washington Madilene Smith Eugene Claibourne Cynthia King Ramonia Cousins Mary Fowlkes Carol Reynolds Ruby Dodson Rosa Allen Carolyn Tucker Mildred Trucker Patricia Fowlkes t £ 1 s P° nsor: Miss N. C. Caldwell Sponsors: 62 Mr. H. M. Glover Mr. W. L. Staples Miss N. C. Caldwell £ £ t tj a [ [ Coach Mr. W. L. Staples ? oo tU[ Zh Earn Coaches: 63 Mr. W. L. Staples Mr. H. M. Glover a 4 £ laCC O’ Q. ' 2 Coach: Mr. H. M. Glover 64 Le President.Mary Sue Fowlkes Vice-president.Carolene Smith Le Secretaire .Francis Overby Le Secretaire Adjoint .Carolyn Tucker Le Tresorier.Eugene Claiborne Le Tresorier Adjoint Huissier d’Armes . Journalistes .... . Madilene Smith . . Zelma Branch Russell Jackson . Madilene Smith Audrey Trueheart La Garant Madame M. D. Moser President . . Vice President Secretary . . Asst. Secretary Treasurer . . Asst. Treasurer Sgts-at-Arms Director .Diane Fitzgerald .Howard Carr .Rosa Pettis .Mazie Campbell .Barbara Jones .Doreen Nunnally .Jerald Knight, James White, Edward Bland Miss F. L. Harris 66 a m a £ 1 c Linda Bagley Michael Bagley Phillip Baines Lewis Berkley Lillian Blackwell Jacqueline Bland Brenda Branch Eugene Branch Doris Briggins Mazie Campbell Howard Carr Joan Carter Eyvonne Chester Pamela Collett Ravenna Cousins John Davis Mary Dodson Ruby Dodson Debra Edmonds Phyllistine Epes Phyllis Eppes Diane Fitzgerald Ola Fitzgerald Violet Fitzgerald Gladis Tucker Barbara Fowlkes Carolyn Fowlkes George Fowlkes Janice Fowlkes Richard Fowlkes Priscilla Games Joyce Green Gwendolyn Hardy Evelyn Harris Kenneth Harris Thomas Harris Ruby Hicks Shelia Hines Schawmann Hobbs Joan Ingram Barbara Jackson Deborah Jackson Gloria Jackson Mary Jackson Yvonne Jeter Mae Helen Johnson Barbara Jones Margaret Knight Barbara Marshall Howard Marshall Lorenzo Morgan Jairus Oliver Millie Oliver Frances Overby Lee Parker Edward Pritchett Carol Reynolds Audrey Robertson Catherine Rowe Carolyn Shell Carolene Simith Madeline Smith Elaine Stewart Hannah Stokes Jo Ann Stokes Thomas Tabon Verlean Thomas Mollie Tillery Zelda Tucker Rufus Vaughan Curtis Warren Bernice Watson Sponsors: Miss M. L. Coleman Mrs. R. J. Pegram 67 o ni £ t Ll 1 £ t 3 Sponsors: Mrs. A. H. Birckhead o Miss M. M. Leach m e z i c a danciulats.1 Deloris Mavin, Zelda Tucker, Blanche Foster, Mae Johnson, Brenda Ford. 68 President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Asst. Secretary Treasurer . . . Sgt-at-Arms . . Reporter . . . . . Carolyn Hobbs . . .Corlis Tucker . . .Yvonne Jeter . Vanessa Cousins . Barbara Fowlkes . . Eugene Branch .Violet Fitzgerald Sponsor: Miss B. D. Campbell 69 President . . . Vice President Secretary . Lorenzo Morgan Eugene Claiborne Zelma Branch Asst. Secretary .Joyce Lee Treasurer .Denise Hawkes 70 “Mr. Jones and his Wise Men.” “Good Shot” � • 71 “We pledge our Lasting Love to thee” “Our Voices raised, we’ll ever sing your praise” ,£ 73 l [ill jSzsnda onz± X, ozznzo tyvyozcjan % 74 y ' 6g-7o” 70-71” u l 9 Euan jljie±± Q ocui Onqiam ± incia dVioicjan (Lijnthia -KirlLj D(nzd in 3 _lloiztta zzi 76 - Svjzs, tliE ait i±± El[noia JDa i ij czHoujaici V{ai±lia£[ 77 zAAx. cz nA zAiisi Ajzazbook cAfobbi 78 z l iicbazL AbaxjAy J i[x. cd nd SznLo , i zA {l±± dPauliriE 3 ouj[(ze± (ILijton cdfauak £1 79 uint! Miss Loretta Turner, daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Turner, is a Junior at Luther H. Foster. Her hobbies are sewing, dancing, and interior decorating. 81 1(l±± J.Cutfizz cH- o±iEX S7 fncl dRunnzn - ' l Lfi ( Ull sHawk Mx. A. S. C ouibii czoujm zA4.l±± ( _ uxns. ' i l (til (Loxlii ' HJucIzzx 83 M o’± o dlifton cJ4cluj(z£.± 84 zJ ?olj£zt±on Sandra U nujfit o £Tf d autjfitzz %3az£ axa OrLE± QJTZEE OWE 85 Seniors, Rudolph Hawkes, and Clifton Hawkes, are actively making preparations for their well awaited trip to Europe. At the end of every rainbow there is a pot of gold, and after twelve long years, Rudolph and Clifton are about to embark upon theirs. Mrs. M. D. Moser, French instructor, has devoted a lot of time in arranging for the departure of these two esteemed travelers. We, the Senior Class, would like to bid them both a pleasant trip and a safe return. Bon Voyage! 86 Lorenzo Morgan Basketball 87 88 We, the Graduating Class of 1970, would like to express our sincere and humble thanks to our parents, who have given us that lingering support which has enabled us to endure the trials of education. We know that without their love, and their consideration, success would be a difficult path to follow. We would like to thank all of our teachers who have worked so faithfully and diligently that we might be mature, and intelligent young men and women. They also who have related from their own knowledge and experiences, the elements of learning, which have been instigated in our minds as the foundation for success. We are indeed grateful to you. To all our schoolmates, those who have already gone out in life and to those who still remain, we want you to know how much we have appreciated your smiling faces. It was your presence that made our high school days such enjoyable ones. It was through your friendliness and cheerfulness that we were able to maintain a sound mind and loving hearts. You will always be remembered by us as the most inspiring schoolmates anyone could have. Our memories will be golden, and our friendship is bonded with steel. We have come to these days not only with a sense of accomplishment, but even more with a sense of challenge and promising perspective. We have traveled twelve miles of the journey and yet our route has only begun. Now that we have reached the crossroads, it is up to each of us to decide which road he will travel next. However, our learnings and preparations here at Foster High, have guided our path toward the road to success. Join us in the future. Class President Q,. Clifton A. Hawkes 89 90 Wmm 1 « i — H t-A r 91 92 PATRONS Mr. John Abbey Mr. James Alston Mrs. Jennie Anderson Miss M. D. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Junious Anderson Mr. C. R. Addison Rev. Mrs. C. R. Austin Mr. Mrs. Phildo Bain Mrs. Elliott Bagley Mr. Clarence Booker Mr. Mrs. Raleigh Bagley Mrs. Agnes Bates Mr. Mrs. Harry Bass Family Mrs. Pauline Bradshaw Mr. Rudolph Bagley Miss Joanne Branch Mr. Mrs. Milton Bush SP 4 Samuel M. Blackwell Miss D. E. Bailey Mrs. A. H. Birchkead Mr. A. L. Black Mr. Mrs. Merrill Bagley Mrs. R. H. Brower Miss Mary Coleman Mrs. Leeanna Clark Mr. Mrs. Horace Crawley Mr. Henry Clarke Mr. Mrs. James Christopher Mr. Jesse Christopher Mr. A. B. Cousins Mr. Collin Campbell Mrs. Alice Christopher Mrs. Armetta J. Collins Sgt. Mrs. D. M. Collet Mr. Mrs. Lemuel Collier Mr. Mrs. Herbert Cousin Jr. Miss Doris R. Craft Mr. Gregory Chavious Mr. Mrs. Howard Carr Miss Betty Campbell Miss Nancy Caldwell Mrs. Pauline Dalton Mrs. Bessie Davis Mrs. Sarah Davis Mr. Henry Davis Mr. Willie I. Eppes Mrs. Sarah Epes Mrs. Jessie Eppes Mrs. Lottie Fowlkes Mrs. Mary Fowlkes Mr. Mrs. Harry Fowlkes Mrs. Mary Foster Mrs. W. L. Fowlkes Mrs. Lois Farrarr Mrs. Bertha Fitzgerald Mr. Armsted Foster Miss M. R. Ford Miss Catherine Fowlkes Mrs. Eunice Fitzgerald Mr. Harry Gee Mr. Mrs. J. O. Gallion Son Mr. Sylvester Green Mr. Mrs. Lewis Griffin Mr. H. M. Glover Rev. Mrs. David Gordon Mr. Hampton Green Mrs. Mary Hobbs Mrs. Katie Hobbs Mrs. Virginia Huff S Sgt. Mrs. Clifton P. Hawkes Daughter Mrs. Catherine Hawkes Mrs. Laura Hawkes Mr. Eddie Hawkes Mrs. Bertha Harris Mr. Thomas B. Harris Mrs. Loveleen Hill Mrs. Estelle Hicks Mr. Willie Hicks Mrs. Mary Hawkes Mr. Wilbert Harris Mr. William Harris Dea. James Hawthrone 93 Miss F. L. Harris Miss B. A. Hoke Mrs. Saddie Hanks Mr. Mrs. M. H. Hill Mrs. Maurice Irby Miss Melson Johnson Miss Beverly Johnson Miss Mary L. Johnson Mr. Elwood Jones Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Mrs. Carter Jackson Mr. Jack Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson, Sr. Miss Almarie Jones Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Jones Mrs. Elaine Jones Mrs. Thelma Johnson Mr. Mrs. Port King Mr. Mrs. John Knight Mrs. Gladys King Mrs. Loretta King Miss M. M. Leach Mrs. D. Logan Mrs. Laverne Marshall Mrs. Llossie Moore Mr. Mrs. Sam Morgan Mrs. Edna Morgan Mr. Samuel Maddox Mrs. Mary D. Moser Miss Debbie C. Moser Mr. J. L. McLean Mr. Ernest Moore Miss Phyllis A. McCullough Mr. Mrs. Bennie Nunnally Mrs. Julia Neal Mr. David Neal Mrs. Pearl Nance Mr. Mrs. George Oliver Mr. Mrs. Albragia Patillo Mr. Mrs. Quinn Patterson Jr. Mrs. Nany Palmer Miss Ella Perry Mrs. R. J. Pegram Mrs. Sallie Rouse Mr. Husie Rouse Mr. Mrs. William A. Ross Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Mr. Mrs. Junious C. Rather Mr. Earl Rather Mrs. Marie U. Rowe Miss Patricia A. Rush Mrs. Corine Smith Mr. Charlie Stokes Miss Eleanor Stokes Mr. Mrs. Arthur L. Simmons Mr. Mrs. Preston Spicely Sgt. Johnny Spence Mrs. Dorothy Stokes Mr. W. L. Staples Mr. Ray Tabon Mr. Mrs. Cecil Taylor Taylor-Forbes Equipment Co. Mr. Robert Tabon Mr. R. Thompson Miss Lunette L. Tucker Mr. Robert Vaughter Miss Patricia Vaughan Mr. Mrs. Robert Vaughan Mr. Mrs. Sherman Vaughan Mr. Richard 0. Wallace Miss Doris Webb Mr. John A. Walker Mr. Leonard Wallace Mr. Terry Wright Sgt. 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MICK-OR-MACK Men’s and Boy’s Outfits GROCERY STORE Crewe, Virginia We give S H Green Stamps Phone: 645-7323 Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of THE FEDERAL LOUNGE THOMPSON ROOFING Baltimore, Maryland STEEL METAL CORP. Clint Jenkins, Manager Crewe, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of RIPBERGER FURNITURE, INC. 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Main Street Route 460 Blackstone, Virginia Farmville Virginia Compliments of GROVE DRIVE-IN Compliments of THEATER CLAY ' S FARM SUPPLY Z. T. Perdue, Proprietor INC. Between Crewe and Blackstone Crewe Virginia Virginia Compliments of Compliments of ELLIOT BROTHERS GROCERY STORE JONES INSURANCE CO. Crewe, Virginia Crewe Virginia 117 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 504 East Street Blackstone, Virginia Phone 292-5559 COMPLIMENTS of LEGGETT ' S DEPARTMENT STORE “Home of Better Values” Main Street Farmville, Virginia 118 Compliments of WINSTEAD FLORIST Phone 292-3935 P.0, Sot 3 33 t iClovoo ntJ , Vr Mr. Ernest Chiles, Manager Blackstone Virginia Compliments of JMi THE FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Blackstone Virginia 119 Compliments of Compliments of HAMMOCK-RAND COLEMAN SAW MOTORS INC. SERVICE Authorized Dealers for DODGE-PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER Homehte Chain Saws PEyjTunit i. 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