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

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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

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THE BULLDOG Class of Published by THE BULLDOG STAFF LUTHER H. FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL Nottoway, Virginia

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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