New Kent High School - Iliad / Cavalier Yearbook (New Kent, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

The Cavalier NEW KENT HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD As you leal through the 1966 CAVALIER, may you have fond memories of the days which have passed. This book will hold memories, unique to each individual who opens its covers. It is my hope that as the seniors look through the pages of this an¬ nual they will remember their 12 years of school and look happily back on their school days. I would like to thank the annual staff for their hard work and cooper¬ ation. I would like to thank Mrs. Roberts, our advisor, for her help and patience, which she generously gave to us. Anna Hollins Editor CONTENTS 5 7 11 33 43 50 52 67 Dedication Administration And Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Elementary Faculty Classes Advertisements Senior Statistics The fuel behind all verbal reasoning is in¬ formation; and reasoning is a short cut to suc¬ cess. A man needs to resurrect within himself the boy ' s passion for finding out. Young children are interested in almost everything that they see and hear. They are always engaged in the pursuit of knowledge. Men who have achieved greatly are of that temperament throughout their lives. They see and hear, they observe, they note and analyze, more than others. It is a big step toward success when a man is able to notice that there are some things he does not know, and takes action to fill the gap. To know, to get into the truth of something, is one of life ' s mystic delights. Principal We dedicate this annual, the 1966 CAVALIER, to Mrs. W. C. Cluverius, Jr., as a means of thank¬ ing her for her hard work, understanding and un¬ selfish devotion to her students. The New Kent Speech and Drama Club was or¬ ganized four years ago with the aid of Mrs. Clu¬ verius. Since that time, New Kent has won honors in the one-act play festivals and in the forensic competition. All students interested in dramatics have benefited from her guidance and direction. Mrs. Cluverius has worked unceasingly to instill in us the principles of algebra, geometry, advanced mathematics and English. We have reaped the benefits of her 42 years of teaching experience. Thank you, Mrs. Cluverius. ANNUAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Hollins, Twyla Jones 6 HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. W. B. Cluverius, Jr, English, Math Charles Abel Coach John Averett Math, Science, Coach Paul Gilley v Vocational AgricultuW Mrs. A. S. Dalrymple Librarian Byrd W. Long Superintendent s. J.jM. H. Harris, Jr. Home Economics John Johnson English, Economics Spanish, Geography O. S. Mears General Supervisor Mrs. T. V. Pomfrey Math, Latin Mrs. O. S. Mears History, Geography Mrs. Paul S. Richmond Guidance Director Mrs. Charles N. Roberts Business Claude Rowland Science Edward Stansfield English, History Mrs. W. J. Studer Secretary Mrs. A. L. Thomas Music CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY December 22, 1966 IT’S ALL IN THE STATE OF MIND If you think you ' re beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don ' t. If you ' d like to win, but think you can ' t, It ' s almost a cinch you won ' t. If you think you ' ll lose, you ' re lost For out in the world you find, Success begins with a fellow ' s will: It ' s all in the state of mind. Full many a race is lost Ere ever a step is run: And many a coward fails Ere ever his work begun. Think big, and your deeds will grow: Think small, and you ' ll fall behind: Think that you can, and you will. It ' s all in the state of mind. If you think you ' re outclassed, you are: You ' ve got to think high to rise, You ' ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a p rize. Life ' s battles don ' t always go To the stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins, Is the fellow who thinks he can. SPECIAL FOOTBALL AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Jeff Jones ALL-DISTRICT Jeff Jones Marke Weber Jerry Powers Taylor Moore 10 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer.Taylor Moore Secretary.Anna Hollins President.John Woodson Vice President.Robert Walls SENIOR CLASS Mr. Stansfield - Sponsor 12 PATRICIA ANN ARTHUR EDWARD PEARSON BINNS III JEROLD WAYNE BRITT MARIE FRANCES BURNETTE EDWARD MONROE ALLEN, JR. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH BROWN 13 CAROLYN BELL CHISENHALL ROBERT MICHAEL DZULA SANDRA FAYE ELLYSON SANDRA LEE FARMER 14 BARBARA ANNE HODGES CHARLES FREEMAN JOHNSTON JEFFREY PRESCOTT JONES TWYLA LEE JONES 15 WILLIAM MARK SMITH EDGAR ROBERT WALKER, JR. JULIET LOUISE WALLS ROBERT EARL WALLS, JR. STEVEN RONALD WARD SHIRLEY MAE WAXMUNSKI JACK GENE WILLIAMS JOHN LEWIS WOODSON III 17 IN RETROSPECT Our twelve years at New Kent haven ' t always been peaches and cream. We have had our ups and downs. We have been on class trips, joined clubs, given parties, and most of all, had some extraordinary experiences. During grade school, we took several class trips. These were to Jamestown, Mariner ' s Museum, Williamsburg, Richmond, and Washington, D. C. We had our share of getting yelled at, getting sent to the office, and standing in the corner. When we got to high school, we were still getting yelled at but the teachers eliminated standing in the corner. Remember the time in eighth grade when the boys thought they would have a little fun by throwing their baseball gloves out the windows? The punishment? Picking up rocks and paper in the school yard for two weeks. Can you guess who was the only girl to be caught throwing spitballs with the boys in the ninth grade? The punishment? Standing on step-ladders washing the ceiling. As we got older, our experiences didn ' t change too much. Our junior class play, 1984, was interrupted when the backdrops fell down on top of the stage crew. Poor Sallie had to wear hip pads under her costume to fill out the big baggy jeans she wore. The stage crew broke Anna ' s lollypop and they had to tape it back together for the second performance. We haven ' t forgotten the time when our chemistry class had a riot. Chalk, erasers, soap, paper, and anything throwable was hurled from one side of the room to the other. The punish¬ ment? We were suspended from class, which meant three zeros. Our senior year followed the same pattern. It started off with a bang. While selling coffee at the shack” during the football game, we managed to spill our last jar of Pream. Unfortun¬ ately, everyone wanted cream in their coffee that night. You can imagine where we got the cream! Of course there was the time in home ec. class that Twyla and Anna tried to burn up the blender. Mrs. Harris said maybe we had better unplug it and leave it at that. Remember those melty candy bars we had to sell to fill our treasury for our long awaited invasion of New York. How will we ever forget the tasty food we were served at the banquet and the dates we had for the prom? And, last but not least, our commencement. 18 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Edward Allen not playing baseball? Pat Arthur not being in love? Edward Binns not jumping out the window? Jerry Britt doing his homework? Cynthia Brown cheering at a pep rally? Marie Burnette not being ready to help? Carolyn Chisenhall understanding everything? Bill Craft in a 66 Cadillac? John Davis with readable writing? Joel Douglas not speeding? Robert Dzula not being a farmer? Sandra Ellyson not being sweet and cooperative? Sandra Farmer not disagreeing with everyone? Joe Gray playing the violin? Gay Hadad not liking to sing and dance? Barbara Hodges causing chaos in class? Anna Hollins not eating? Chuck Johnston with his tooth in? Jeff Jones smiling? Twyla Jones not being a Yankee? Linda Mills as a professional weight lifter? Taylor Moore being serious? Dennis Mountcastle being a woman hater? Sallie Mountcastle not getting excited over James Bond movies? Cheryl Pate coming to school every day? Joe Peace editing a newspaper? Catherine Pomfrey not reading? Robert Seitz being a Barber? William Smith being noisy? Robert Walker not being polite? Julie Walls not studying? Robert Walls not saying something funny? Spike Ward getting paid for being a chauffeur? Shirley Waxmunski not giggling? Jack Williams without Miss Clairol? John Woodson not talking about U. Va. ? 19 bdt0 L ' V „ j -dnXL 3 ' Jt $° S ' ■ ft J J T Pf i y yw JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Secretary . . David Paul Vice-President.Jo Anne Burnette Susan Sowder Treasurer.Linwood Gregory JUNIOR CLASS Linda Adams James Arthur James Anderson Joseph Ayers 21 Emory Beauman Jimmy Bradley Jo Anne Burnette Brenda Cheatham Jimmy Chisenhall Sandra Colley Vin Davis Raymond Davis David Dillard Diane Duckworth Dennis Dudley Steven French Wayne Garnett Linwood Gregory Natalie Hannabass Sue Anne Hockaday Carolyn Hysell Shirley Johnson Mary Beth Luce Linda Martin V ! 1 3 6 -Sm W ”4 ,I 1 W 1| __ ■■+ akv W( 1 Hr I 12 W i ' ilaB ■ 1 __ 1 lg W V 1 l V Russel Norton Ruth Norwood Angelia Otey David Paul Courtney Pomeroy Jerry Powers Bonnie Presley Marie Quinn Janet Renalds James Shipp Susan Sowder Suzanne Spell Willie Stevens Linda Studer Elizabeth Walker Marke Weber Frances Whittaker Temple Wilson Mable Woodcock Faye Woodson Reporter . President Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . Kay Swindell Vice-President.Ronald Worley Gwen Fletcher Secretary.Charles Evelyn Betty Hockaday SOPHOMORE CLASS George Allen Richard Andrews Gayle Anerton 24 Robert Armandt Jesse Beauman Carolyn Britt Doris Clark Linda Collie Worth Davis Benita Douglas Kent Ellyson Charles Evelyn Roger Ferguson Diane Fisher Gwen Fletcher Susan Flowers James Hannabass Betty Hockaday Charles Leftwich Sylvia Lewis Robbie Lindsay Janie Long Richard Long • ' WN, ' . ■§ W jk , •1 -f HST Jjjjm ■ WSt •; r- mm “ || t, ‘y : 5 Lee Martin Daniel Moody Virginia Moore Richard Mountcastle Kenneth Naggy Donna Norton LaNette Parsley Corbett Price Anita Renalds Lois Sorrell Edmund Staskiel Margaret Staskiel Jane Sutton Kay Swindell Nancy Valentine Robert Walls Virginia Ward Janet Whitman Linda Wooten Ronald Worley • • ' • • • ' � � y • • . • .‘.V.VA’A . ' .V.V : . . v .V. ' .V.W VAV . •� • ' - K ’X- aMhii mu jii .y N vv. ' .v.v v.v . 1 XvXvSSfew: ' J.v.v.v.-.y.j . ... ..•- ■■ -.v WAvy.-Xv - X’M ' XvXvXv! tex.vWw:;:;: xfwXN-X ' .-Xv :- ' vlvIyX.IvXw ;a ; j ;.v.V 26 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Reporter.Kendall Harrison President..Warren Mountcastle Treasurer.William Gregory Vice President.Curtis Powers Secretary.Connie Tuck FRESHMAN CLASS Barbara Baggette Wanda Black Grace Binns 27 Elwood Boroughs Eddie Bowmer George Bridewell Steve Chisenhall Thomas Clark Russel Curie Billie Davis Linwood Dillard Carole Dzula Thomas Fleming Virginia Fletcher Patricia Glenn William Gregory Karen Hadad Kendall Harrison Ruby Hodges James Jones Nancy Luce Teresa Martin Randolph Miller Monty Mills Barbara Mountcastle Loretta Mountcastle Warren Mountcastle I BT $ ]Mrm 1 Hr kn HP WW- % I 4 I ifafc i jk p -SSHP HP JP Jk |Bbl •Mw .... (f.j P m i jH i I|; , ■ M H. ■ SHjf t i|F ■ jfCfl rT T 1 fts S3r V i 1 [ i.. H rSr •41 im i: ;v Geraldine Norwood Gayle Otey Robert Peace Andrew Pitts Curtis Powers Ray Quinn Susan Schall Ethel Shiflett Christine Spell Ray Sprouse Margaret Smith Mary Taylor Robert Taylor Phyliss Triplette Connie Tuck Mary Waddell Paul Ward Mary White Alice Whittaker Maryanne Williams Debra Wilson John Wilson Susan Ylonen Jerry Zawodny EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Burnette Vice President William Pearson Secretary . . . President Treasurer . Jeri Jones Cathy Sowder EIGHTH GRADE Barbara Anderson Dianah Adams 5 ' i . - 3mm Earle Anderson Henry Barlow Robert Batkins George Bowman Travis Bridewell Jane Brown Thomas Brown Jacob Browning Tommy Burnette Elizabeth Cheatham Lloyd Christian Steven Collie Grosjean Crump Marian Davis Glenn Dowdy Sheila Dubrey David Dudley Susan Dudley Deborah Ernest Farmer McCoy Alvin Gresham Robert Hogan Ellen Hannabass Mary Hockaday : i Mm, Gail Hogan Linda Holmes Paulette Johnson Jeri-Lynne Jones Wayne Lee Cynthia Lewis Randy Lewis Jeffery Leftwich Carolyn Martin Wilnette Morris Joan Mountcastle Dorothy Oakes Dennis Otey Elaine Otey Edward Parsley William Pearson Ocie Smith Wheeler Smith Catherine Sowder Ronald Studer Michael Ward George Whiting Elaine Whitman Damon Woodcock V ’ gj X ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: R. Walker, President; A. Hollins, Vice-President. 2nd Row: C. Chisenhall, Secretary J. Walls, Treasurer; Mr. Rowland, Sponsor. r i - 1 1 CHARTER MEMBERS; Left to Right; 1st Row: A. Hollins, D. Duckworth, M. Luce, C. Chisenhall. 2nd Row: J. Bur¬ nette, T. Wilson, S. Mountcastle, J. Walls. 3rd Row: S. Hockaday, R. Walker, D. Mountcastle, J. Woodson. OFFICERS: (Top to Bottom) Mrs. J.M.H. Harris, Sponsor; Linda Studer, Federation Reporter; Carolyn Chisenhall, President; Jane Sutton, Reporter; Gayle Anerton, Treasurer; Sue Anne Hockaday, Vice-President; Shirley Waxmunski, Historian; Ginny Moore, Secretary. MEMBERS: (Alphabetically) D. Adams, B. Anderson, G. Anerton, P. Arthur, J. Brown, B. Cheatham, C. Chisenhall, D. Clark, S. Colley, L. Collie, S. Dubrey, D. Duckworth, S. Dudley, S. Ellyson, D. Ernest, Va. Fletcher, G. Fletcher, S. Flowers, P. Glenn, E. Hannabass, N. Hannabass, B. Hockaday, M. Hockaday, S. Hockaday, B. Hodges, R. Hodges, L. Holmes, C. Hysell, P. Johnson, S. Lewis, L. Martin, L. Mills, J. Mountcastle, L. Mountcastle, S. Mountcastle, G. Moore, D. Norton, A. Otey, C. Pate, C. Pomeroy, L. Sorrell, C. Sowder, S. Sowder, S. Spell, L. Studer, J. Sutton, K. Swindell, C. Tuck, S. Waxmunski, E. Whitman, J. Whitman, M. White, T. Wilson, F. Whittaker, M. Woodcock, L. Wooten, Va. Ward, S. Ylonen, C. Lewis, Mrs. J.M.H. Harris, Sponsor. ' if; Pi A 1 ' ‘Hr ’ 1 1 - . LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: J. Jones, R. Lindsay, R. Seitz, J. Davis, R. Dzula, E. Beauman, E. Evelyn, S. Chisenhall. 2nd Row: J. Wilson, J. Zawodny, R. Peace, R. Quinn, E. Bowmer, A. Pitts, L. Woodson, J. Arthur, S. Ward. 3rd Row: J. Jones, P. Ward, E. Staskiel, J. Chisenhall, R. Norton, D. Dudley, J. Douglas, L. Dillard, J. Beauman, E. Boroughs, Mr. Gilley. 4th Row: W. Garnett, T. Moore, C. Price, K. Ellyson, C. Leftwich, R. Walls, R. Long, J. Hannabass, W. Davis. 37 LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: W. Morris, S. Dubrey, C. Lewis, L. Holmes, S. Spell, B. Hodges, P. Arthur, K. Harrison, C. Spell. 2nd Row: S. Sowder, J. Walls, S. Lewis, L. Collie, C. Sowder, C. Martin, B. Douglas, M. Luce. 3rd Row: T. Wilson, G. Moore, J. Sutton, D. Norton, C. Britt, P. Johnson, S. Mountcastle, J. Powers, D. Duckworth. 4th Row: J. Shipp, C. Pomfrey, S. Johnson, S. Ellyson, G. Fletcher, L. Studer, N. Valentine, J. Jones. 5th Row: E. Binns, R. Davis, D. Mountcastle, B. Cheatham, B. Walker, R. Walls; Mrs. Thomas, Director. 38 BOYS’ and GIRLS’ STATE-1965 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Hannabass, 8th grade; Connie Tuck, 9th grade; Ginny Moore, Queen; Jo Anne Burnette, 11th grade; Sallie Mountcastle, 12th grade. 39 SPEECH and DRAMA LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st Row: G. Binns, F. Whittaker, S. Colley, P. Glenn, C. Pomeroy, B. Mountcastle, C. Pate, C. Spell, S. Schall, W. Mountcastle. 2nd Row: P. Arthur, B. Hodges, E. Cheatham, L. Martin, D. Clark, S. Flowers, C. Martin, D. Wilson, E. Hannabass, N. Luce. 3rd Row: S. Sowder, T. Martin, J. Sutton, S. Ylonen, M. Burnette, J. Mountcastle, A. Hollins, D. Norton, L. Collie. 4th Row: S. Ellyson, C. Pomfrey, D. Duckworth, T. Wilson, V. Moore, J. Walls, S. Mountcastle, N. Hannabass, J. Jones. 5th Row: S. Spell, J. Davis, J. Shipp, M. Luce, L. Studer, G. Anerton, S. Hockaday, L. Gregory. 6th Row: L. Martin, B. Walker, R. Walls, P. Ward, J. Woodson, B. Cheatham, R. Lindsay, J. Bradley, S. French. 7th Row: T. Moore, G. Bridewell, L. Mountcastle. 40 DEBATING DEBATE TEAM: Left to Right: 1st Row: L. Gregory, B. Mountcastle, S. Schall. 2nd Row: J. Walls, S. Mountcastle, C. Sowder. wr ■ jjr NEW KENT REBELS LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: D. Mountcastle, R. Walker, D. Paul, R. Worley, R. Walls, J. Powers, R. Lindsay, J. Jones, T. Moore, K. Ellyson. 2nd Row: R. Davis, J. Peace, J. Wilson, J. Woodson, V. Davis, J. Arthur, M. Weber, P. Ward, W. Hannabass, R. Norton, C. Leftwich. 3rd Row: R. Peace, R. Miller, D. Dudley, J. Bradley, M. Mills, J. Chisenhall, L. Gregory, G. Bridewell, J. Britt, S. French. 4th Row: G. Allen, E. Boroughs, R. Curie, J. Shipp, C. Powers, J. Beauman, S. Chisenhall, R. Mountcastle, W. Gregory, C. Evelyn. 5th Row: Mr. Averett - Coach, R. Studer, J. Leftwich, D. Dudley, W. Smith, T. Clark, Mr. Abel - Coach. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st Row: C. Leftwich, R. Walker, M. Weber, R. Davis, T. Moore, D. Mountcastle, J. Britt. 2nd Row: V. Davis, J. Powers, J. Jones, J. Woodson. DEFENSIVE TEAM Mr. Abel - Coach Mr. Averett - Coach ALTERNATING CAPTAINS - VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Woodson, E. Allen, D. Mountcastle, J. Jones. JUNIOR 46 LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: E. Parsley, W. Pear Mountcastle. 2nd Row: Mr. Averett - Coach, T. lyn, M. Farmer. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st Row: S. Hockaday, B. Cheatham, L. Studer, G. Fletcher, B. Walker, L. Mountcastle, C. Pomfrey. 2nd Row: Mr. Abel - Coach, L. Martin, D. Norton, J. Burnette, G. Anerton, C. Britt, F. Whittaker, J. Jones - Manager. L tL ml STARTING LINE-UP - VARSITY gjTY LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Woodson, J. Jones, D. Mountcastle. R. Davis, E. Allen. ion, R. Mountcastle, L. Christian, R. Studer, W. Burnette, J. Wilson, R. Worley, P. Ward, E. Eve- 47 Betty Hockaday Gayle Anerton Natalie Hannabass Jo Anne Burnette Sallie Mountcastle - Captain mm Carolyn Chisenhall 48 JfeKf ' - fa Cl iSB jP t| f t r I : W .- §� Vi W|jj 1 _L i 1 H ELEMENTARY Madeline Carswell First Grade Mrs. John Averett First Grade Mrs. J. C. Francisco Second Grade Mrs. F. R. Littlepage Second Grade Christian th Grade Mrs. J. T. Tuns tall Third Grade Mrs. W. P. Tunstall Third Grade Mrs. David Lewis Sixth Grade Mrs. C. C. Davis Seventh Grade Mrs. R. K. Taylor, Jr Fourth Grade FACULTY Mrs. E. W. Upp Fifth Grade Mrs. S. C. Robbins Sixth Grade Mrs. Hugh Fisher Fifth Grade SEVENTH GRADE Janet Batkins Gilbert Bowman Billy Briggs Harold Brown David Carlton Joseph Chassereau William Chenault Robert Crump Michael Davis Randy Davis Larry Dzula Chris Easter Thomas Gordon Allen Guy Cardwell Hannabass Malcolm Harris Victoria Harrison Gloria Hodges John Hubbard Sylvia Johnson Charbert Jones Judy Lynn Jones Lorenzo Jones Frederick Kirby Wiley Levis John Linka David Lockwood Joseph Mihalcoe David Mountcastle Mary Lou Mountcastle 52 SEVENTH GRADE CONTINUED Thomas Mullins Donnie Norman Michael Norwood Levy Owen Marvin Peace Chip Piper Charles Pitts Mary Ann Pomfrey Ted Priddy Willard Saunders Daniel Saville Dorothy Shiflett Eugene Sorrell Nancy Sprouse Burnis Stanley Betty Stewart Renee Taylor William Valentine Gwen Via Veronica Williams Richard Wooten Karen Ylonen Daniel Adams John Adams Thomas Anderson Ricky Arthur Mike Bennett Gail Berry David Bradley Charles Chisenhall SIXTH GRADE 53 Cynthia Davis Joanne Davis Wayne Davis Kenneth Douglas Jeannine Duckworth Gary Dudley Darlene Ernest Thomas Evelyn John Fibbiani Michael Figuly Sandra Fleming Janet Gammon Darlene Guy Virginia Hadad Allen Hazelwood Jimmy Hockaday Jay Hubbard Terri Iroler Randell Keene Butch Martin Kenneth Miller John Morgan Gerald Mullins Stanley Owen Catherine Saunders Catherine Seitz Coleen Stanley Theresa Stuck Kay Sutton Dennis Taylor SIXTH GRADE CONTINUED Wendy Christian Janice Clark Elwood Croswell Catherine Crump Charles Davis SIXTH GRADE CONTINUED Wade Timberlake Margaret Via Wayne Walls FIFTH GRADE Debbie Adams Dianne Allen Starr Andrews Susan Andrews Kathy Baines Karen Berry Wade Berry Dianne Black Julia Britt Michael Burnette Michael Chassereau Aleta Collie Judy Collie Michael Cooke Victor Cr os well Carolyn Davis David Davis Michael Dillon James Eades Kenneth Farmer Christopher Fibbiani Phillip Figuly Eddie Fisher Donald Fox John Gentry Judy Green Robert Green Susan Hazelwood 55 SIXTH GRADE CONTINUED Wade Timberlake Margaret Via Wayne Walls FIFTH GRADE Debbie Adams Dianne Allen Starr Andrews Susan Andrews Kathy Baines Karen Berry Wade Berry Dianne Black Julia Britt Michael Burnette Michael Chassereau Aleta Collie Judy Collie Michael Cooke Victor Croswell Carolyn Davis David Davis Michael Dillon James Eades Kenneth Farmer Christopher Fibbiani Phillip Figuly Eddie Fisher Donald Fox John Gentry Judy Green Robert Green Susan Hazelwood 55 FIFTH GRADE CONTINUED Kim Hennaman Kim Isgett Michael Jones Carolyn Madison Connie Marston Sawyer Mears Joan Mickles Susan Mihalcoe Paul Miller Mac Mills Robert Moody Robert Morgan Elizabeth Mountcastle Nancy Mountcastle Denise Nesbit Deborah Otey George Philbates Michael Pitts Roger Pitts Edward Robinson Catherine Sisk Ellen Spell Milton Sprouse Rosa Sprouse Elmer Stewart James Stewart Wayne Studer Jimmy Sturgill Jayne Thomas Pat Timberlake Stepnen Tuck Nancy Vaughan Ruby Wooten 56 j 1 1 ■ June Burnette Rhonda Carlton Kathryn Chassereau Patricia Chassereau Lee Cogdill FOURTH GRADE CONTINUED Louis Miles Eugene Mullins Sherry Nuckols Robert Otey Hubert Owen Charles Parsons Perryanne Piper Margaret Pomfrey Raymond Putze Brenda Robinson Patricia Seitz Jeff Sprouse Teresa Sturgill Charley Taylor Timmy Timberlake Joseph Vinson THIRD GRADE Clinton Allen Debora Allen Deborah Alvis Linda Ayers Gayle Bennett David Black Michael Bowery James Burcham THIRD GRADE CONTINUED James Collie Richard Cothran Ralph Davis Keith Dukes David Evelyn Sheila Figuly Irvine Fowlkes Rita Galloway Jerrol Gammon Barry Garnett Sherry Gentry William Gibson Doran Green Shelia Green Benny Guy Donna Haslett Nancy Haslett David Henneman John Hockaday Patricia Jones Wayne Landers Russell Layman Kay Leftwich Janet Madison Joe McLaughlin Ralph McLaughlin Steven McLaughlin Bruce Moody Ray Mountcastle Stephen Norwood Penny Nuckols Lisa Oertel Linda Owen Ronald Parson Mickey Peace 59 SECOND GRADE Kathy Adams Rebecca Adams Regina Anderson Edward Britt Mark Brown Mac Burrell Charles Chassereau Janice Chenault THIRD GRADE CONTINUED Rose Marie Pitts Paul Reynold Anne Shiflett Anne Sisk Faye Sprouse Jerry Sprouse Charles Stewart Hannah Stewart Terry Stewart William Stewart Patricia Stone James Talley George Tate Claudia Temple Cynthia Thomas Robert Thompson Cathy Vaughan Scott Wallace Rose Marie Whitman Jerry Woods Thomas Baggette Tim Blevins Michele Bowery Susan Bowery Buddy Briggs SECOND GRADE CONTINUED Elizabeth Christian Peggy Evelyn Wilma Fleming James Fox John Galloway Jill Gammon Thomas Garthright Russell Gibson Mollie Gordon Catherine Johnson Marilyn Jones Russell Jones Terence Jones Pamela Joyner Gus Martin Leslie Martin James Massie Jacklyn Massey James McLaughlin Randy Mercer Emilie Mihalcoe Keith Miles Robin Mills David Morgan Velma Mullins Edward Parsley Paul Parsley David Parsons Patricia Philbates Diana Putze Michael Robinson Peggy Sue Robinson Brenda Seitz Paul Smith Regina Sorrell Terri Black Donna Blevins Joy Bowery Stephanie Bowery Cordelia Briggs SECOND GRADE CONTINUED Elizabeth Stephens Ricky Sturgill Elaine Taylor Robert Verlander Dale Whitlock Kathryn Ylonen FIRST GRADE Darlene Allen Kathy Bailey Allen Barbee Anthony Burrell Brenda Carlton David Carlton Stephen Carlton Richard Carroll Martha Jo Clemons Joseph Collie Joni Davis Pamela Dill Russell Dillard Glenn Easter Frances Evelyn William Fibbiani Alice Ann Francisco Jeannetta Galloway 62 FIRST GRADE CONTINUED Brenda Hall John Hannabass Meade Harris Julie Haslett Chris Hockaday Donna Iroler Donna Jones Mark Landers Thomas Landers James Leftwich William Leftwich Mary Lee Lloyd Doris Ann Madison Catherine Martin Victoria Michalcoe Carolyn Mickles Thomas Moody Sheri Mullins Joseph Oertel Cynthia Pair Victoria Parsley David Parsons Kathryn Peace Patricia Peace Eric Pruden Cynthia Schultz Robert Sisk Alvin Smith Andrew Smith Ronnie Sprouse Susie Stewart Lewis Sturgill Patricia Talley Gary Taylor Donald Thompson Wte 1 ’ 1 I matm: . ' m viiflB jUjk ■B m pf 1 1 1 FIRST GRADE CONTINUED Elizabeth Throckmorton Renorval Travers Wanda Verlander Linda Vinson Donna White Robin Woods CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Ernest, Elizabeth Peace, Christie Taylor, Rachel Dean, Louise Morgan, Julia Zawodny, Shirley Parsley. 64 ' ft k t ' ,a v .-:j 1 1 : C i | L ,fk � f � gyp Tl2S J ; flBjij fK 1 .S _| i } ■ 66 BASEBALL 1966 DISTRICT CO-CHAMPIONS 1966 New Kent 3 M iddlesex 6 New Kent 6 Mathews 7 New Kent 3 Marriott 0 New Kent 1 Charles City 0 New Kent 5 Middlesex 0 New Kent 2 West Point 4 New Kent 5 King William 0 New Kent 2 West Point 1 New Kent 4 King William 1 New Kent 4 Charles City 1 ALL-DISTRICT Edward Allen, Dennis Mountcastle, Ray¬ mond Davis, James Arthur. SOFTBALL SECOND PLACE - DISTRICT Middlesex 8 New Kent 22 Mathews 13 New Kent 7 Marriott 7 New Kent 13 Charles City 9 New Kent 15 Middlesex 2 New Kent 12 West Point 11 New Kent 23 King William 2 New Kent 20 West Point 2 New Kent 35 Charles City 11 New Kent 10 All-district - Linda Studer f. LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: D. Wilson, L. Mountcastle, Mrs. Mears - Coach, J. Burnette, B. Cheatham, G. Anerton, L. Studer, G. Fletcher, S. Mountcastle. 2nd Row: A. Whittaker, T. Martin, B. Hodges, P. Arthur, V. Moore, F. Whittaker, S. Colley, A. Hollins. 2 TRACK SCHOOL RECORDS 100 yd. dash - 10.0 sec. - Vin Davis - 1966 220 yd. dash - 23.2 sec. - Vin Davis - 1966 440 yd. dash - 55.1 sec. - Bradley Moore - 1959 880 yd. run - 2:03.2 - John Graves - 1956 - state record Mile run - 4:40.3 - Eddie Binns - 1966 Low Hurdles - 22.2 sec. - Kerman Ward - 1962 High Hurdles - 18.7 sec. - Jim Shipp - 1966 - new event in 1966 High Jump - 5 ' 6 - Charles Smith - 1964 - Terry Batkins - 1965 Broad Jump - 18 ' 5 1 2” - Ben Graves - 1959 Pole Vault - 9’3 - Jim Shipp - 1966 - new event in 1966 Shot Put - 44’3” - Charles Wharff - 1964 Discus Throw - 124’ - Walter Dzula - 1964 880 Relay - 1:37.5 - John Woodson, Linwood Gregory, Jim Bradley, Joel Douglas - 1966 Mile Relay - 3:52 - Jim Bradly, Dennis Mountcastle, Jim Arthur, Joel Douglas - 1966 NEW KENT POINT WINNERS IN DISTRICT MEET 1966 Eddie Binns - 1st in mile, 3rd in 880 Vin Davis - 1st in 100, 1st in 220, 1st in 880 Relay Joel Douglas - 1st in 880 Relay, 2nd in Mile Relay Linwood Gregory - 1st in 880 Relay Jim Shipp - 1st in high hurdles, 4th in pole vault John Woodson - 1st in 880 Relay, 3rd in 100, 4th in 220 Jim Arthur - 2nd in Mile Relay Jim Bradley - 2nd in Mile Relay Dennis Mountcastle - 2nd in Mile Relay Ray Davis - 3rd in Discus Taylor Moore - 4th in Discus District Meet Results - New Kent - 36 pts. - runner-up IPI flrrm. KNEELING; Left to Right: J. Peace, L. Gregory, W. Mountcastle, J. Shipp, D. Dudley, J. Woodson. 2nd Row: D. Mountcastle, J. Douglas, E. Binns, J. Jones, V. Davis, T. Moore, R. Davis. 3rd Row: Mr. Averett, Coach; Mr. Abel, Coach; G. Bridewell, R. Lindsay, J. Bradley, D. Paul, R. Walls, G. Crump, Mgr., E. Parsley, Mgr. 3 L. Gregory, B. Mountcastle, S. Schall, J. Walls The New Kent affirmative debaters, Barbara Mountcastle and Lin- wood Gregory, and the negative debaters, Julie Walls and Susan Schall, won District E and State Group III affirmative and negative debate championships. During the spring they competed in invitational tourna¬ ments at the Collegiate Schools in Richmond, the University of Richmond, George Washington University and Columbia University of New York City. Susan Schall and Julie Walls, debating as a switch team, won three of four rounds of debate at Columbia. One-act play ARIA DA CAPA By Edna St. Vincent Millay LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Lindsay, J. Bradley, N. Luce, R. Walls, J. Davis. 4 FORENSICS Mary Beth Luce - 1st place-state-prose reading Temple Wilson-spelling; Ray Davis-3rd place-district-poetry reading; Brenda Cheatham-public speaking; Sandra Ellyson-3rd place-district-poetry reading; Jimmy Bradley-public speaking. 5 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY F.F.A. DEGREE TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st Row: Mr. Gilley - Advisor, R. Seitz, R. Lindsay, T. Moore, J. Davis, R. Mountcastle. 2nd Row: D. Dudley, J. Chisenhall, R. Peace, J. Beauman. The Degree Team must conduct an F.F.A. business meeting during which an unfamiliar problem must be solved using correct parliamentary procedure and terms. Participation on a degree team teaches the members to think on their feet, express their ideas clearly, build con¬ fidence in themselves, and develop character and leadership ability. GRADUATION 1966 Julie Walls - Valedictorian Bobby Walker - Salutatorian Martha Dandridge Citizenship Trophy Sandra Ellyson - Ruri- Taylor Moore - Outstanding Senior Anna Hollins - William tan Scholarship Award, William H. Danforth Award H. Danforth Award 7 ffc 1 1 1 i Mi g jll « S 11 g; , , .,a? ; aij If j | 1 in I 1 AvlBimra ADVERTISING Phone 329 Res. Phone 607 SMITH’S TAILORS AND CLEANERS QUALITY TAILORING DRY CLEANING 7th Street West Point, Va. 67 GREEN ' S RESTAURANT Sea Foods - Steaks Fried Chicken Mrs. R. H. Green, Prop. West Point, Virginia Telephone: West Point 9993 Compliments of PROVIDENCE FORGE ESSO Providence Forge, Virginia Telephone, WO 6-7287 Operator, D. D. Adams J. A. BLACK SONS, INC 3716 Williamsburg Road Furniture Since 1899 See us in our new home Maytag-Whirlpool Automatic Washers Dryers Fedders Air Conditioners LITTLE APPLIANCE CENTER Sales Hotpoint Service 2900 Williamsburg Road Phone MI 4-3871 W. R. (Sam) Shortt H. E. 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For information, write: Public Relations Department — X MANUFACTURERS OF KRAFT PUIP AND PAPER WEST POINT, VIRGINIA BENSCHOTEN CARTER, INC. RICHMOND ROAD GULF SERVICE Fire Surety Bonds Auto Life Real Estate Suite 23-26, Second Floor Old Post Office Building Williamsburg, Virginia Telephone CA 9-4741 Hank Ertl Phone CA 9-9099 Opposite Shopping Center Williamsburg, Virginia 1305 Richmond Road AVON PRODUCTS, INC. Fully Guaranteed Tunstall, Quinton Bottoms Bridge Jill Galloway, Representative CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Complete Banking and Trust Services Since 1927 CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK West Point, Virginia Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $600,000.00 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SENIOR STATISTICS EDWARD MONROE ALLEN, JR. Football 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-District 2,3; Drama Club 2; May Court 3; Junior Play; Beta Club 2,3. PATRICIA ANN ARTHUR Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; S.C.A. Representative 2; Basketball 3; Softball 2; Senior Play. EDWARD PEARSON BINNS III Track 2,3; F.F.A. 2,3; Glee Club 4. JEROLD WAYNE BRITT Football 1,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH BROWN Transferred from George Watkins High School 4; Girls Athletics Club 1; Hi-Y-Tri-Y 8,1,2,3; N-H-A 8,1,2,3; Safety Patrol 1,2. MARIE FRANCES BURNETTE F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Drama 4; Junior Play, Prompter; Student Secretary 4. CAROLYN BELL CHISENHALL S.C.A. 2,4; F.H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4; Speech and Drama 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Softball 3; Junior Class Secretary. WILLIAM DAVID CRAFT F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Degree Team 2. JOHN WHITFIELD DAVIS Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 2; F.F.A. Secretary 3, President 4; One Act Play 3, 4; Drama Club 4. JOEL THOMAS DOUGLAS Track 2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 2; Bus Driver 4. ROBERT MICHAEL DZULA F.F.A. Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Junior Play; Bus Driver 4. SANDRA FAYE ELLYSON F.H.A. 1,2,4, Historian 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama Club 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 2,3; Junior Play. SANDRA LEE FARMER Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Softball 1. JOSEPH ADMIRAL GRAY Football 3; Basketball 3; May Court 4. 98 SENIOR STATISTICS GAYNED VALERIE HAD AD Glee Club 2; Junior Play. BARBARA ANNE HODGES Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. ANNA CAROL HOLLINS F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 1,2; Beta Club 2,3; Speech and Drama Club 1, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Forensics 1; Softball 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,4; Class Vice-President 3; An¬ nual Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; May Court 3; Girls State 3; Junior Play; National Honor Society, Vice-President. CHARLES FREEMAN JOHNSTON Football 2; Baseball 2,4; Junior Play. JEFFREY PRESCOTT JONES Football 2,3,4 All-District; Most Valuable Player 4; Basketball 2,4; Junior Play; F.F.A. 4. TWYLA LEE JONES Cheerleader 1,2; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Gymnastic team 1,2; Speech and Drama 3, De¬ bating team 3; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4. LINDA CAROL MILLS Glee Club 1,2; Speech and Drama Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2, President 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Soft- ball 2,3. EDWIN TAYLOR MOORE, JR. Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Class Treasurer 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2; F.F.A., Public Speaking 2,3, Presidents, Federation Sentinel 3, President of Tidewater Federation 4, Parliamentarian of Chapter 4; Boys State 3; May Court 3; One Act Play 3; Junior Play; Speech and Drama Club 4. DENNIS WARREN MOUNTCASTLE Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, Captain 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2, All-Dis¬ trict 3,4; Track 2,4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President; May Court 3; S.C.A. Treas¬ urer 1; National Honor Society 4. SALLIE VAIL MOUNTCASTLE Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Class President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4; S.C.A. Secretary 2,3; Speech and Drama 2,4; Carnival Queen 8, Representative 3,4; May Court 2; Junior Play; Girls State 3; Senior Play. CHERYL LYNNE PATE Class Secretary 1; S.C.A. Reporter 4; Speech and Drama Club 1,3,4; One Act Play 3; Junior Play; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Play. JOE CRAFTON PEACE, JR. Track 1,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 2,4; F.F.A. 3; Junior Play. 99 SENIOR STATISTICS CATHERINE ANNETTE POMFREY Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ELLWOOD SEITZ Football 2,3; Track 2; F.F.A. 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Bus Driver 4; Se¬ nior Play. WILLIAM MARK SMITH Transferred from George Watkins High School 4; N.F.A. Secretary 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3; Basketball team and club 3. EDGAR ROBERT WALKER, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Speech and Drama Club 2; May Court 3; S.C.A. Representative 4; Basketball 4; National Honor Society, President 4. JULIET LOUISE WALLS Glee Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Debating 3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Speech and Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Public Speaking 2; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Senior Play. ROBERT EARL WALLS, JR. Junior Play; Drama Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; S.C.A. 2,4; Discussion Group 3,4; One-Act Play 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; May Court 3; Band 8,2; Senior play; Track 4. STEVEN RONALD WARD F.F.A. 3,4; Junior Play; Bus Driver 4. SHIRLEY MAE WAXMUNSKI Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2, Photographer 3, Scrapbook 4; May Court 1; Carnival Queen Rep¬ resentative First Runner Up 1; Basketball 1,2; Softball 2. JACK GENE WILLIAMS Transferred from Ocala (Florida) High School 4; Track 3; Baseball 2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Class Vice-President 3; Class Play 3; Pep Club. JOHN LEWIS WOODSON III« Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Class President 1,4; S.C.A. Vice-President 3, President 4; Beta Club 2, Vice-President 3; Speech and Drama Club 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Forensics 3; One-Act Play 3; Boys ' State 3; May Court 3; National Honor Society 4. too