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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

SLbe 1967 SPresentecf by tne bAnnuaf Staff Oj SCew SKent SbfiyB School SCew SJCent Uirytn a ; JSSJjfcj ' 12 v. SI J3 f)e, the Senior Ciass of 1967 , fincf oursefves approaching gradu aiion ancf termination of twelve years at SCew Dfent fffigh Schoof fJhe experiences , the earning, ancf the friencfs wihf soon Se memories afiue only on the pages of our GC%VC7l£9 9?. la)ii£in these pages we have triecf to coffeet memories of those persons ancf activities, through pictures ancf words, which wiff help us re caff in years to come those things which were so pheasant ancf vitaf during our high schoof days. S7 woufcffife to thanh the CfnnuafStaffancf the Senior Ciass fr their help ancf contri6utions to this yearfooh. S7 woufcf fife to gioe my speciaf thanhs to ftlfrs. SRo erts, for her time, assistance, ancf patience. Oithout her to advise us this year6ooh woufcf have Seen impossible to compife. dare word Dedication In sincere appreciation and gratitude we dedicate this annual, the 1967 CAVALIER, to Mr. John E. Averett. For your inspiration in giving New Kent an opportunity to increase its knowledge and appreciation for mathematics, science, and sports; for the unceasing support you have given us when our courage failed; for your outstanding capabilities in coaching and your ever present sense of humor; we feel we have been fortunate to have had the privilege of having you as our teacher, coach, and friend. We certainly express our appreciation. 9n Item onam C 3etty Jean Gfienauft As we remember the many activities and friends of our school days at New Kent High School, we also pause to remember one who, al¬ though she is no longer with us, will not be for¬ gotten. ’’The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: He shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore.” Psalm 121: 7-8 5 MRS. CHARLES N. ROBERTS The annual staff of the 1967 CAVALIER is extremely grateful for her encouragement and enthusiasm at the times when our zeal was gone. She has helped to make our work enjoyable, and we trust that this volume will be as much a source of pride to her as it is to us. 6 Diane Duckworth Business Manager Susan Sowder Editor Mrs. Roberts Sponsor Susan Sowder.Editor Kay Swindell .Assistant Editor Diane Duckworth.Business Manager JoAnne Burnette.Artist Brenda Cheatham.Typist Mary Beth Luce.Typist Mrs. Roberts.Sponsor 7 The night has a thousand eyes, And the day but one; Yet the light of the bright world dies With the dying sun. The mind has a thousand eyes, And the heart but one; Yet the light of a whole life dies When love is done. Francis William Bourdillon As teachers we think of, among our other important duties in school, those of assisting our young people to become enriched in knowledge and trained in skills which are to be their guiding points throughout life. When the school years have passed and the students have shared certain learning experi¬ ences and abilities with their teachers and have complied with other requirements, they depart with a document indicating the staisfactory completion of a number of years and of certain sub¬ jects. This is, by far, not enough—for aside from these achievements there is another kind of learning which is of greater virtue than all others—the love and appreciation for continued learn¬ ing of the many riches which are necessary for a full and happy life. Among these is the love for the beauty of the wonders and mysteries of nature around us, the love for the beauty of the sound of music, the pictures of color, the understanding of the great thoughts in literature; and still more important than these values is the love for those around us, expressed by kindness, friendship, understanding and respect. The values of love are the basic foundation in our learning and should be manifold in daily action by the dedicated teacher and the understanding student. 8 Principal 0 O y ou Rememoer . . . The first day of school . . . for homework read . . . for the shack” bring . . . basketball games . . . detention hall will be held in . . . Juniors sporting their rings. . . who ' s driving to the game tonight . . . S. C. A. meetings . . . would you be in charge of . . . snow days . . . everyone must sell at least six boxes. . . Glee Club practice this afternoon . . . let ' s go let ' s go let ' s really go. . . hold that line . . . baseball and softball games start . . . hey nice game . . . report cards come out . . . seniors will be measured for their robes... it was the most beautiful prom ever. . . the tears and laughter . . . the Senior trip . . . final exams and grades . . . The Seniors . . . Our Seniors . . . commencement exercises will be . . . our graduatidn . . . We, the Senior Class of 1967 . . . These numerous incidents and expressions have been a part of the school year of 1966- 1967 at New Kent. Our staff has tried to capture these events for you in this yearbook. Whether you are a freshman, a sophomore, a junior, or a senior, here is your 1967 CAVALIER. To those leaving may the 1967 CAVALIER serve to remind you of a wonderful year. To those who have supported us in numerous ways, may the 1967 CAVALIER be an expression of our appreciation. To those who stay behind waiting for the year they will be Seniors, may the 1967 CAVALIER inspire you to live your high school life to its fullest both in meaning and pur¬ pose. dAose cuAo teacA, guide, ancf direci us deserve our speciaf tAanAs. ZJAeir untiring guidance Aas iaugAi us iAe meaning of fnow edge anddireciedour fives on a straigAi course. dldministration anddacuf i John Averett L. F. Chapman III Mrs. W. B. Cluverius Helen Coleman Math, Science, Coach English, History Math, English Latin, English Economics, Sociology O. S. Mears General Supervisor Kenneth Nichols Physical Education Mrs. Frances Perkins Guidance Director Mrs. Charles Roberts Business Mrs. W. J. Studer Secretary Katherine Compton Home Economics James Galloway English, Spanish Byrd W. Long Superintendent Mrs. Chandler Johnson English, Math Mrs. O. S. Mears History, Geography Mrs. A. L. Thomas Music Benjamin Thomason Vocational Agriculture Cameron Yagel Science Mrs. C. G. Yagel Libr arian _ ; _ Striuing to excelf this is what enriches our fife ancf cfeuefops our character. Ghose who have achieuecf recognition have earnecf it, ancf those who haue not have improoecf their hues fy trying. fTlmfition giues cfirection to our hues. Gls we feaue these hahfs we, the Glass of 1967 ' pause to give our fest wishes ancf thanhs to our friencfs ancf teachers. Go jfew GCent Gfigh Schoof ancf its tracfitions we foncffg say goocfEy. Seniors Linwood Gregory..President Jimmy Bradley . . . Vice-President Sue Anne Hockaday. . . . .Treasurer Jo Anne Burnette.Secretary Fran Whittaker.Reporter David Paul. . S.C.A. Representative MOTTO M God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. � CLASS COLORS: Green and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose 16 Mrs. O. S. Mears Sponsor James Earl Arthur James Ander Bradley Jo Anne Burnette Brenda Louise Cheatham L r wimm � C ' r JIMMY DOYAL CHISENHALL DAVID CHARLES DILLARD WILLIAM RAYMOND DAVIS, JR DIANE MAXIE DUCKWORTH 18 ■B Bk ' B jfjj 1 ■ ' H f Russel Thomas Norton Jooibci I Queen Sue CTlnne J focJ?acfay yfo Ty Qjafl Queen Susan Socuc er wii i escort Sin wood dreyory 22 J3ast WifT ancf Testament I, Linda Adams, will my love for the ' ’Sportsman ' and all the fun I have had there to Susan Flowers. I, Jimmy Arthur, will my position on the football team to Tommy Burnette. I, Joe Ayers, will my Home Economics apron to Teresa Martin. I, Emory Beauman, will my bottle-opening ability in the Shack to my brother, Jesse. I, Jimmy Bradley, will all my pretty flowered shirts to the girls of the Junior Class. I, Jo Ann Burnette, will my unfortunate ability to always stick my foot in my mouth to Mr. Averett. I, Brenda Cheatham, will the yellow truck to Cathy Sowder and Barbara Mountcastle. I, Jimmy Chisenhall, will my ability and tactics for clipping on the first play in a football game to Tommy Burnette. I, Billie Clark, will my love of teasing government teachers to any up-coming Senior who wants it. I, Sandra Colley, will my ability to become a cheerleader after two years of defeat to anyone who likes to cry. I, Vin Davis, will my position on the football and track teams to Charles Davis. I, Ray Davis, will my ability to make valid excuses for being late on Saturday nights to my brother who’ll have to make up some new ones. I, David Dillard, will my box of Curl Free that didn’t work to anyone who wants it. I, Dennis Dudley, will my ability to type fifty words a minute in typing class to Bobby Peace. I, Diane Duckworth, will my ability to eat all of the time and not get fat to Mrs. Roberts. I, Steve French, will my reputation for being shy (?) to all the girls that believe it. I, Linwood Gregory, will my split football pants to any split end. I, Natalie Hannabass, will my love for cheerleading to Mary Leigh White. I, Sue Ann Hockaday, will my ability to go with the same boy for so long to anyone with enough will power to do it. I, Shirley Johnson, will my ability to poke along, being late for every class, to my sister, Sylvia. I, Mary Beth Luce, will my Falcon to my li’l sister Nancy and to Jeri Lynn Jones. I, Linda Martin, will my ability to foul out in my first five minutes of the basketball game to any¬ one who wants to sit on the bench and watch the rest of the game. I, Russel Norton, will all my nicknames to Mark Moncure. I, Ruth Norwood, will my school spirit to Geraldine Norwood. I, Angie Otey, will my ability to graduate to Elaine Otey. I, Pott Paul, will my love for Chevys to Willie Gregory and Curtis Powers. I, Courtney Pomeroy, will my ability to pester all Spanish teachers to the Juniors. I, Bonnie Presley, will my love of laughter and my love for basketball to LaNette Parsley. I, Jerry Powers, will my love for chemistry to anyone who is willing to take two years of it. I, Susan Sowder, will my intelligent jabber” to Faye Clark, who really doesn ' t need it because she ' s already an expert. I, Linda Studer, will my love for all sports to Gwen Fletcher. I, Fran Whittaker, will my ability to average two points a basketball game to Curtis Powers. I, Temple Wilson, will my love of music and laughter to Jeannine Duckworth. I, Marke Weber, WILL! 24 you Ssmagine: Linda Adams not talking to Bonnie ? Joe Ayers with a clinic slip? Jimmy Bradley not wearing the latest styles? JoAnne Burnette dating a different boy every night? Billie Gail Clark getting along with Mr. C.? Brenda Cheatham living in the city? Jimmy Chisenhall not using shop to get out of class? Sandra Colley not being able to jump? Vin Davis parting with his money? Ray Davis not stopping to make a call on the way home from practice? David Dillard being called ’’skinny ? Diane Duckworth not loving her teachers? Dennis Dudley not grinning? Sue Anne Hockaday with red hair? David Paul being anti-social? Shirley Johnson not chewing gum? Linda Martin being a fat lady in a circus? Fran Whittaker not being a cheerleader ? Russell Norton not being mana ger of something? Jimmy Arthur not playing football? Susan Sowder being organized? Temple Wilson not talking about Tommy? Mary Beth Luce not knowing an answer or faking one ? Jerry Powers getting to school on time on Mondays? Bonnie Presley not laughing? Angie Otey supporting the draft? Courtney Pomeroy causing trouble? Linwood Gregory not being a lover ? Linda Studer not playing sports? Steve French being shy? Ruth Norwood being loud? Natalie Hannabass not looking good? Marke Weber being in complete agreement with anyone? NEW KENT HIGH SCHOOL WITHOUT US??????? 25 PtA fe,. Wp ; ■•• ' V ' - II 4 ri: Iff v % yL 1 j| s : -,. f Mr- --. J yih f ' , % w % 1 E HBj| 4 I j gZ£ HD jti wr Our classmates an cfJr tends are a farge part of our education , for a dnowfedge of people is as essentiaf as earning any su ject. JOiten friends iip and education are comSined, we find t iat earning is more interesting ; and ife is more enjoy a fe. Glasses 29 [ 1 r a. J W - 1 pfe: [ Wjk % l ,% [ yfm 1 i jj Hgt v R v jjSMr l : ' |j| H ■1 1 1 | t � 1 I IF • 1 | }f - P | ,. ,5 b 1 ■k i pjiMB| Vv % I jfl Nfo A U ■ 9 [ 1 i V. Moore R. Mountcastle D. Norton L. Parsley C. Price E. Staskiel M. Staskiel K. Swindell C. Leftwich S. Lewis R. Lindsay J. Long N. Valentine R. Walls V. Ward J. Whitman F. Woodson L. Wooten R. Worley G. Binns W. Black E. Boroughs E. Bow me r G. Bridewell J. Brown K. Brown P. Bufkins S. Chisenhall J. Christian F. Clark T. Clark R. Curie C. Dzula V. Fletcher P. Glenn W. Gregory K. Hadad R. Hodges J. Jones N. Luce T. Martin gp ' • J r L i I V ' J ; ■ j R. Mayor B. Mountcastle L. Mountcastle W. Mountcastle G. Norwood G. Otey R. Peace C. Powers E. Richardson S. Schall E. Shiflett L. Smith M. Smith M. Taylor R. Taylor C. Tuck M. Waddell M. White A. Whittaker J. Wilson L. Woodson E. Zawodny D. Adams D. Allen B. Anderson E. Anderson R. Batkins T. Bridewell J. Brown T. Burnette C. Burrell J. Christian L. Christian G. Crump M. Davis A. Dean G. Dowdy D. Dudley S. Dudley D. Ernest M. Farmer M. Hockaday L. Holmes J. Jones Owen Peace Pitts Priddy Saunders D. Shiflett O. Smith C. Sorrell N. Sprouse R. Taylor G. Via G. Walker T. Watkins J. Whiting F. Williams I 1 l ‘ im A I- icers G c ass President.V. Moore Vice-president.R. Lindsay Secretary.M. Staskiel Treasurer.K. Swindell Reporter.G. Anerton SCA Representatives . D. Norton, C. Evelyn President.C. Powers Vice-president.W. Gregory Secretary.G. Binns Treasurer. ' . . R. Curie SCA Representatives.T. Martin G. Bridewell President.J. Jones Vice-president.M. Hockaday Secretary.D. Ernest Treasurer.M. Farmer SCA Representatives . C. Sowder, R. Studer President. Vice-president . . . Secretary-Reporter . Treasurer . SCA Representatives . . . D. Mountcastle .R. Davis .C. Jones .G. Hodges . . . M. Mountcastle D. Carlton 38 BASKETBALL 1966-67 SEASON ' S RECORD (10-9) New Kent 49 King William 57 tf 57 C.T. Smith 55 tf 54 Marriott 64 ft 39 Poquoson 33 ft 59 Middlesex 34 ft 52 Mathews 60 tt 61 Charles City 34 tf 48 West Point 71 ft 66 King William 72 tt 70 Poquoson 38 ft 68 Marriott 53 tf 63 Middlesex 59 tf 94 C.T. Smith 70 tf 57 Charles City 48 tt 62 Mathews 79 tt 44 West Point 78 TOURNAMENT New Kent 76 Marriott 56 tt 42 Mathews 63 ft 50 King William 51 Curtis Powers set a score record with a single game per¬ formance of 43 points on February 4, 1967 against C. T. Smith. 39 HOOLS BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Zawodny, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Peace, Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Dean, Albert Dean 40 . CAFETERIA STAFF: Shirley Parsley, Christy Taylor, Louise Morgan, Elizabeth Peace, Ellen Ernest, Rachel Dean, Julia Zawodny. 41 Participation in sc 200 organizations as cuicfenecf ancf strengtf enecf our fives. f 7 t is true tf at if ese c utis are not required or essentiaf to our f ig t sc 200f education, Sut tf eg offer muc 2 in tf e cfeue opment of s iffs, tfte satisfaction f participation, an ctfe ow sAip. 43 _ OFFICERS Steve French.President Jimmy Bradley.Vice-President Sue Anne Hockaday.Secretary Loretta Mountcastle.Treasurer Mary White.. Reporter Mrs. Mears.Sponsor FOR BETTER STUDENT GOVERNMENT OCJf-6. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Sponsor JoAnne Burnette . . Sue Anne Hockaday Temple Wilson . . Diane Duckworth . Mary Beth Luce Mr. Rowland . . . . 2 ) rama FOR CREATIVE EXPRESSION Susan Sowder . . . Brenda Cheatham . Sue Anne Hockaday Gayle Anerton . . . Bobby Lindsay . . Steve French . . . David Paul . . . . Mrs. Cluverius . . Mr. Galloway . . . OFFICERS . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary Par liamentarian . . Treasurer . . . Reporter Par liamentarian .... Sponsor .... Sponsor OFFICERS Linda Studer . . . Susan Sowder . . Brenda Cheatham Cathy Sowder . . Jeri Jones . . . Temple Wilson . Gwen Fletcher Mrs. Thomas . . . . . President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Music Collector Music Collector .Pianist . Pianist .... Sponsor Sue Anne Hockaday . Susan Sowder .... Betty Lou Hockaday . Gwen Fletcher . . . Gail Anerton .... Brenda Cheatham . . Jeri Jones . Mary Minor Hockaday Miss Compton . . . . . . President Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary . Photographer Fed. President . . . Historian . . . Reporter . . . . Sponsor LIVING TO . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . . . Sponsor Emory Beauman. Chuch Leftwich . Jimmy Chisenhall Jesse Beauman . Dennis Dudley Robert Armandt . Mr. Thomason . LOot s 1 ancf C Jir s 1 S a e 1966 Editor Typist Frances Whittaker.Typist Temple Wilson.Assistant Editor JoAnne Burnette Mrs. Cluverius.Sponsor Sandra Colley . . 50 A new N.H.S. member N.H.S. Induction Service Glee Club at Christmas Assembly F.H.A. RAT F.F.A. members at work Sadie Hawkins Couple F.H.A. Initiation King Abner Queen Daisy Mae 1 H jJPr , m 1 if j I nil fill 1 ■ 1 l l V . f I 1 1 I j 1 [ 1 j ; J HR i ' i? J||§| :■■■ y j 1 1 1 ■w k 1 fAr-, i K nt. ■ c jchooZ spirit, determination and enthusiasm haue coforedour hues at dew dCent with deep, rich hues of the S ue and white, S ood sportsmanship has made us Setter schoohcitizens andhas made our schooh itself a Setter phace. SOSos t important, however, we haue earned to win with pride and to lose with a smile. dtth e tics Jr ly 1 ? m pi w 1 • ' V ' m ■l §■� W, JHk JHk 1 FIRST ROW: L. Christian, B. Farmer, E. Boroughs, W. Gregory, E. Parsley, R. Mountcastle, R. Curie, S. Chisen- hall, W. Stephens. SECOND ROW: J. Arthur, J. Chisenhall, V. Davis, C. Evelyn, R. Lindsay, J. Leftwich, L. Greg¬ ory, J. Bradley, D. Dudley. THIRD ROW: T. Burnette, R. Peace, J. Beauman, T. Clark, S. French, J. Powers, M. Weber, D. Paul, D. Dudley. FOURTH ROW: Coach: J. Averett, E. Anderson, R. Norton, C. Leftwich, R. Davis, M. Moncure, T. Evelyn, D. Mountcastle, Coach: K. Nichols. 54 wfp % a msBL ■ -mmmk if it ' . r e J. Arthur Left End R. Davis Left Tackle D. Dudley Left Guard J. Bradley Right Guard D. Paul Right Tackle L. Gregory Halfback M. Weber Fullback V. Davis Halfback J. Powers Quarterback R. Norton Manager C. Leftwich Right End J. Chisenhall End S. French End W. Stephens Halfback “ A r f JJ k w •• -• r n r - m. Ljk r. ' A m j, ' I jr J |i ■ ' J ■■I K 1 1 heir Jfonors MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Linwood Gregory ALL-DISTRICT PLAYERS Vin Davis David Paul Jimmy Arthur [•mi: Betty Hockaday 58 Alice Whittaker Gayle Anerton 59 - Ray Davis Vin Davis CJ3afI bounces . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Nichols, assistant coach; C. Pow¬ ers, co-captain; R. Davis, co-captain; Mr. Averett, head coach. The 1966-67 season was a rebuilding year for the Rebels. The squad was domi¬ nated by underclassmen. ’’The season was a very satisfying one for me personally, in that, I felt the team improved with every game. With hard work and desire, in the future these underclassmen could bring New Kent its first district championship in basket¬ ball in over 30 years. Coach Averett LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Sowder, Manager; Mrs. Johnson, Coach; B. Cheatham, Score Keeper. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Parsley, E. Anderson, R. Studer, G. Crump, W. Mountcastle, E. Richardson. SECOND ROW L. Christian, T. Priddy, L. Woodson, M. Moncure, T. Burnette, B. Farmer, J. Christian. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Moncure, co-captain; Mr.Nichols, coach; B. Farmer, co-captain. W. Levis C. Mann W. Mann J. Martin B. Mayo S. Owen P. Parker J. Pitts B. Pollard R. Pollard C. Saunders D. Seville C. Seitz C. Stanley B. Stanley B. Stewart T. Stuck D. Taylor B. Thompson W. Timberlake M. Via S. Walker W. Walls D. Whiting C. Williams R. Wooten G. Yates M I mmM 1 I f LgaJXgl’ lmffVl Wtr 1 ' I I 1 1 Hm K’ I f ■pv V ! w v jPB D. Allen R. Anderson S. Andrews S. Andrews K. Berry W. Berry D. Black J. Britt B. Brown S. Brown M. Burnette M. Chassereau M. Christian D. Clark M. Cooke C. Crump C. Davis D. Davis M. Dillon J. Eades K. Farmer C. Fibbiani P. Figuly E. Fisher D. Fox J. Gentry J. Green S. Hazelwood J. Lang B. Lee C. Madison D. Mann D. Mayer S. Mears J. Mickles S. Mihalcoe M. Mills R. Moody J. Morgan R. Morgan G. Mullins S. O ' brien D. Otey G. Philbates M. Plott E. Robinson F. Smith K. Smith R. Smith R. Sprouse J. Stewart E. Stewart W. Studer J. Sturgill J. Thomas P. Timber lake S. Tuck N. Vaughan C. Washington W. Wilkins R. Wooten L. Akrie C. Burrell D. Brown B. Briggs S. Bingley T. Barbie T. Carlton J. Carroll S. Christian S. Christian R. Coffman V. Croswell L. Croswell L. Croswell L. Crump D. Davis J. Eades M. Easter L. Evelyn W. Fox A. Foxx J. Francisco H. Glenn R. Green G. Hall J. Harris A. Helms S. Hill G. Holmes R. Johnston C. Jones J. Jones L. Jones M. Jones A. Lang A. Lang L. Lang C. Leftwich D. Lewis D. Madison B. Mann W. Martin R. Mayer J. Mihalcoe J. Mihalcoe M. Mihalcoe L. Miles S. Minor E. Mullins G. Ogden W. Ogden r -■ BF -3EJ! I ' . ' BP . V, t - J. ' lt � nq WBi 1 1 d ts II til ft m i. VN ! a • ■ w- W ' ' ; A r. ♦ ; F • © f X«fA ?l jP fr - v7 ft fourth Oracle S. Wallace R. Whitman E. Williams V. Williams C. Allen D. Allen D. Alvis L. Ayers B. Bennett M. Bowery W. Brown J. Burnette K. Chassereau P. Chassereau L. Cogdill R. Cothran P. Crump D. Evelyn S. Figuly M. Galloway B. Garnett S. Gentry A. Green D. Hendricks D. Hennaman J. Hockaday P. Jones W. Landers K. Leftwich V. Mayer A. Mills T. Moncure B. Moody S. Norwood L. Oertel L. Owen M. Peace D. Perry R. Pitts M. Pollard R. Reinhart A. Shiflett F. Sprouse C. Stewart H. Stewart T. Stewart W. Stewart G. Tate R. Taylor C. Temple C. Thomas B. Thompson O. Travers V. Mihalcoe T. Minor T. Moody Q. Morris S. Mullins V. Mullins S. O ' brien J. Oertel A. Ogden C. Pair V. Par sley K. Peace P. Peace E. Pruden C. Schultz S. Stewart S. Taylor D. Thompson E. Throckmorton R. Travers L. Vinson M. Weatherington D. White T. Yates 1 r mi W T t J ■ 2 1 ■f jHj K. ■ 3r S r - ' ' j IHr XhS 1 I m r ffl Hr yJUr 3 w 1 Mill 1 ■ft ’jfl R. Emery M. Adams W. Adams B. Allen I. Ballard A. Barbee J. Barbee J. Barker T. Barlow C. Bennett L. Bingley D. Blevins J. Bowery N. Brown C . Briggs W. Britt B. Burrell W. Carlton R. Chassei G. Chisenh J. Davis K. Dill R. Evans P. Evelyn W. Evelyn M. Fibbiar R. Fish K. Gentry W. Gittmai J. Harlow M. Hughes B. Jones D. Jones P. Joyner K. Lipscor B. Luce S. Madison C. Michels M. Mason C. Mihalcoe M. Morris K. Mullins S. Oertel G. Parsley M. Parsley S. Parsley P. Parsons R. Perry D. Robinsoft P. Smalley A. Smith A. Smith R. Smith D. Southall R. Sprouse G. Thompson R. Thompson G. Throckmorton R. Tuck , M. Vaughan W. Verlander R. Via J. Waddell W. Wallace G. 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W R Cleaners Colony Lanes Zuzma ' s Barber Shop Launder Center 76 EDDIE’ S DRIVE-IN Best wishes to everyone NEW KENT RESTAURANT Charles City and Williamsburg Road Featuring Pizza Sailor Sandwiches Hunting Fishing Licenses Sporting Goods Silas A. Pair — Owner-Manager Providence Forge, Virginia Phone 966-7270 R. M. HUGHES SON Compliments of Chrysler —Plymouth Routes 60 33 Bottoms Bridge HERFF JONES Phone 737-2111 932-4590 Compliments and Congratulations TO A GREAT CLASS L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY R. L. PRIDDY PORT RICHMOND Attleboro, Massachusetts Class Rings . Pins Medals . Club Insignia Trophies . Plaques Diplomas . 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REYNOLDS POTTS LUMBER COMPANY ▲ ' Barhamsville, Virginia CITGO West Point, Virginia LEIGH BOWLING CENTER LOUISE FRENCH AGENCY Ten Modern Air-Conditioned Alleys Wesley G. Davis, Prop. Insurance and Surety Bonds RE 7-8311 Highland Springs Virginia J. B. MILLS Providence Forge, Virginia General Merchandise pro Telephone WO 6-2243 Route 33 Lanexa, Virginia Telephone: West Point 377-J-4 81 Appraisals — Boat-Builders — Brokerage — Charters Cabinet Shop — Engines — Gas Oil -- Hull Repairs Insurance — Machine Shop — Hardware — Painting Railway — Slip Rentals MARINA INCORPORATED P. O. Box 85 Seaford, Virginia Telephone 898-8011 or 932-4861 Charlie Leftwich President The Peninsula ' s Only Daily Morning NEWSpaper- Published For All the Family! Always Tops on the List of Good Reading .... Informative Reading SMI Hampton Roads’ Morning Newspaper Compliments and Congratulations to the Class of 1967 WEST POINT SADDLE CLUB JOIN UP! JktL JAjClLL (BdAA, SfwJLVA. l JOUL IvhsJiSL in Jjul Tih Phone 329 Res. Phone 607 SMITH’S TAILORS AND CLEANERS Quality Tailoring Dry Cleaning 7th Street West Point « 84 TAYLOR HARRISON, INC. Providence Forge, Virginia 36 Years of Chevrolet Sales and Service yCHEVROLET| THE SPERRY AND HUTCHINSON COMPANY ARMAND J. MORELLI 4914 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 358-2313 OWENS APPLIANCE COMPANY Compliments of HENRICO SUPER MARKET Stop 26 Nine Mile Road Highland Springs Owned Operated by Michael Androvich Your Independent Merchant Sales and Service Frigidaire Home Appliances Maytag Zenith TV Stereo 20 E. Nine Mile Road Highland Springs E. M. Crocker, Owner Quinton SEWARD’S AUTO SALES Batteries — Tires — General Auto Repairs Truck Tires Repaired Highland Springs 727-8982 200 W. Nine Mile Road HIGHLAND SPRINGS ESSO Body and Fender Work Painting West Point, Virginia Phone 657 Day 713 Night Compliments of WILLIFORD ' S ESSO MR. MRS. J. E. SUTTON (tsso) 6107 Nine Mile Road Virginia Beach State Inspection Tune-ups Minor Repairs Virginia 24 Hour Wrecker Service 86 ROSES STORES, INC. POCAHONTAS SHOP Merchants Square Apparel Williamsburg, Virginia Infants Childrens Ladies Your Variety Store Sandston, Virginia Compliments of FRESHMAN CLASS THELMA C. WILSON Real Estate Broker New Kent Courthouse, Virginia COLONIAL TIRE RECAPPING, INC. 301 Second Street Williamsburg, Virginia Steve Bowmer Ed Will O’CONNELL SERVICE STATION 601 E. Nine Mile Road Phone RE 7-8935 Highland Springs, Virginia STEPHENS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Providence Forge, Virginia Sales and Service Phone: 966-2205 z ' 88 Full Service Bank V. M. WATKINS THE BANK OF VIRGINIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Providence Forge, Virginia Phone WOodland 6-2251 Everything Good to Eat General Merchandise Gasoline and Oil COPLAND TRACTOR COMPANY Massey — Ferguson Tractors New Holland Equipment Providence Forge, Virginia POINT’S 5c, 1 Oc, 25c West Point, Virginia STUCKEY’ S PECAN SHOPPE Home of Fine Candies Pecans Novelties Jellies Gasoline Different Gifts We Mail Everywhere Telephone L04-3348 Route 168 2 cents OFF on every Gal. of Gas Mr. Mrs. ,C. T. Blake MANAGERS 89 CARTER’S SUNOCO SERVICE HARRIS-FLIPPEN Give S H Stamps Sportsmen ' s Headquarters Road Service Minor Repairs Since 1890 Open 7 AM - 11 PM 701 Chamberlayne Ave. Sixth and Main Streets 643-9872 Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Va. Dial MI 4-3019 Phone RE gent 3-3976 3 West Old Street BRINKLEY CO., INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Bennett’s Mayonnaise Dixie Margarine Sausage and Hams Cheese and Eggs Light White Flour Hunt Club Dog Food PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 23804 Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN 5 10 STORE Try The Dime Store First. West Point, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND W. W. RICHARDSON, JR. TIDEWATER INSURORS LAYFIELD LUMBER COMPANY R. Tyler Bland Wholesale Lumber R. Tyler Bland, Jr. and General Insurance West Point, Virginia Other Forest Products Telephone: West Point 228’ Providence Forge 90 HEATH’ S SELF-SERVICE Grocery, Meats, General Merchandise Route 3 — Williamsburg, Virginia 229-4569 Biggest Little Store in Town” 93 OLD DOMINION GRAIN FERTILIZER, INC. Post Office Box 31 Port Richmond, Virginia Telephone West Point 774 WOODSON MARINE AND SPORTS SALES West Point, Virginia Sporting Goods Snack Bar Evinrude Motors Boats Browning Guns Ammo Apache Camp Trailers Phone 9986 DEE BEE SUPER MARKETS Service Quality Economy Highland Springs Virginia US Rts. 60-33-64 Quinton, Virginia BI-COUNTY 66” SERVICE CENTER COMMUNITY BARBER SHOP Fort Street on Route 30 West Point Virginia Harvey Bristow 94 HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. PALMER ' S DAIRY TREET Building Materials — Lumber — Mill Work Next to Home Box 187 Chars is the Best Saluda, Virginia Phone PL8-2311 Glenns, Virginia BRADLEY’S MOTIVE REPAIR Phones: Office, West Point 9973 Home, West Point 375-J-4 GEORGE A. PHILBATES JR. Diesel — Auto — Small Engine AUTO WRECKING YARD Farm Equipment — Welding New and Used Parts 24-Hour Wrecking Service Call: LO. 4-3526 Sinclair Oils and Gasoline Barhamsville, Virginia Highway 33, near Int. Rts. 168 and 33 Lanexa, Virginia 23089 CARTER’S TEXACO MIDWAY DINER Phone 233 Providence Forge, Virginia Rts. 30-33 W06-7283 West Point, Virginia A Good Place to Eat PAMUNKEY MOTOR SALES, INC. Wholesale Retail E. H. DIGGS SONS, INC. Sales Service Chrysler — Plymouth — Valiant 14th Street West Point, Virginia Phone 310 430 14th Street West Point, Virginia Fresh Fish and Oysters Steamed and Deviled Crabs Our Specialty Top Value Used Cars Telephone: West Point 723 95 Compliments of T. O. SALES A FRIEND FINE FURNITURE 15th and Main Streets West Point Compliments of Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS THE VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT Lanexa NELSEN FUNERAL HOME Specializing in: Sea Foods Steaks Chickens May we serve you? TIZENS AND FARMERS BANK WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Complete Banking Trust Services Since 1927 CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK West Point, Virginia Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $800,000.00 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 97 CHARLES B. ESTIS The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had Route 33 at Eltham Phone 406 West Point, Virginia MASSEY ICE COAL 9th Kirby Streets Telephone: West Point 78 Esso Fuel Oils 7th Lee Streets Telephone: West Point 64 St. Peters Episcopal Church Restoration Association The First Church of the First First Lady New Kent, Virginia FOR ORDERS TO GO CALL 564-9986 ZORRO’S RESTAURANT Gus Zorro, Prop. Italian and American Foods Int. 30 - 60 168 Toano, Virginia 100 Live a Little Relax on the Chiekahominy ED ALLEN’ S Restaurant Boats — Bait — Tackle Rooms ’’Plenty of Fish” Camp 1 Chiekahominy Lake, Walkers, Virginia Camp 2 Chiekahominy River, Lanexa, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of DR. F. W. HOWARD KATHRYN JOYCE BRAD’S DRUG STORE B. V. Spivey, Jr., Prop. Providence Forge, Virginia PROVIDENCE FORGE OIL CO.. INC. YORK SUPPLY CO., INC. Building Materials Ready Mixed Concrete Farm Supplies Gasoline Kerosene and Fuel Oil Providence Forge, Virginia SLATER ' S DRY CLEANERS Providence Forge, Virginia One Day Service Fast Shirt Service Complete Laundry Service Quality Dry Cleaning Box Storage All Work Done on Premises WOodland 6-2227 Telephone 53 West Point, Virginia P. L. FARMER, INC Gasoline — Diesel Oils — Motor Oils Kerosene — Coal SELDEN’ S DEPARTMENT STORE Highland Springs Virginia A Good Place To Meet Your Friends” Phone: RE 7-4527 Compliments of FRED’ S INN LEGGETT’ S b£p,T. West Point, Virginia 103 ED’S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of 10 East Nine Mile Road Call 737-5417 Wilson’s Sporting Goods and Equipment THELMA C. WILSON Hunting and Fishing License Open every night til 9 New Kent Court House See us first and save money TIM ' S AMOCO CITIZEN’S AUTO PARTS Route 60 Lanexa, Virginia 4408 Williamsburg Road Richmond 31, Virginia WOodland 6-7277 G. H. MEYER SONS, INC. Compliments of P. O. Box 343 1601 W. Overbrook Road Richmond, Virginia 23302 J. C. MINOR H. E. STEWART SON MANHATTAN CABS General Merchandise Dial MI 3-6791 Lanexa, Virginia Radio-Dispatched Cabs 24-Hour Service 104 105 YORK TIRE AND RECAPPING COMPANY, INC. YORK TIRE � RECAPPING ■ West Point, Virginia Firestone Tires Delco Batteries Recapping One-Day Service Alignment and Brake Service Phone 966-2554 Open 7 Days a Week JIMMIE’ S MARINA Chickahominy River Fresh Water Boat Anchorage—Restaurant Free Loading Ramp—Power Lift Boats Motors For Rent—Gas, Oil, Bait, Ice A. B. C. On Off James W. Colley, Prop. Lanexa, Virginia GEORGE M. TRIBLE, JR., INC. Gulf Box 169 mm heating oil West Point, Virginia 23181 FRANK H. NOTT INC. In the Center of Richmond We Buy Scrap Metals—Iron—Steel—Copper—Brass—Lead—Batteries Aluminum—Light Iron Tin for Bailing Press We Sell New Steel—Used Pipe—Beams Angles Call 644-8501 900 Brook Road 106 enior S a s cs LINDA LEE ADAMS Glee Club 2; F.H.A. 1; Junior Play. JAMES EARL ARTHUR Football 1,2,3, All-District 4; F.F.A. 1,3,4; Baseball 1, All-District 3,4; Track 3,4. HAROLD JOSEPH AYERS Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. SANDRA FAYE COLLEY Glee Club 8; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheer¬ leader 3,4; Beta Club 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Speech and Dra¬ ma 3,4; Senior Play; National Honor Society 4; News¬ paper Typist 4. CLYDE CALVIN DAVIS, JR. Football 1,2,3, All-District 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; District winner 2,3; 2nd Place State 2; Basket¬ ball 1,2; Junior Play; S.C.A. Representative 3; One Act Play 2. EMORY ARTHUR BEAUMAN F.F.A. 2, secretary 3, president 4; Baseball Manager 3; Degree Team 3; Forestry Team 3,4; Rifle Team 3, 4; Senior Play. WILLIAM RAYMOND DAVIS, JR. Football All-District 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, co-cap¬ tain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All-District 2,3; Track 2,3,4; S.C.A. 2; F.F.A. 2; Drama Club 4; Glee Club 3; Foren¬ sics 3,4; Junior Play, Senior Play. JAMES ANDER BRADLEY Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; S.C .A. Vice-President 4; Dra¬ ma Club 2,3,4; One Act Play 2,3,4; Prose reading 3,4; Beta Club 2; Boys ' State 3; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play. JO ANNE BURNETT Class Secretary 8,4; Vice-President 3; Glee Club 8,1; Drama Club 1; F.H.A. 1; S.C. A. Treasurer 1, secretary 2; Beta Club 2; National Honor Society 3, president 4; P.T.A. Carnival Representative 8,2,3; May Court 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Girls ' State 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, captain 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, cap¬ tain 3, co-captain 4, All-District 3; Newspaper Editor 4. DAVID CHARLES DILLARD Football Manager 1, 2; Basketball 8, 1, 2, Manager; Track 1; Junior Play; Senior Play. DIANE MAXIE DUCKWORTH S.C.A. Representative 1; National Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; Beta Club; F.H.A. 8,1,2,3,4; Glee Club 8, 1,2, secretary 3,4; Drama Club 1, spelling 2,3, histor¬ ian 4; Annual Staff, assistant business manager 3, busi¬ ness manager 4; Senior Play. DENNIS PRESTON DUDLEY Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, reporter 4; State Degree Team 2; Track 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Base¬ ball 4. BRENDA LOUISE CHEATHAM Class President 2; F.H.A. 8,1, photographer 2, secre¬ tary 3, president of district 4; Glee Club Secretary 2, treasurer 4; P.T.A. Carnival Queen 1; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; One Act Play prompter 2,3; Senior Play; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Dra¬ ma Club 1,2,3,4, vice-president 4; Annual Staff Typist 4. JIMMY DOYAL CHISENHALL Football Manager 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, secretary 4; State Degree Team 3; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,4; Senior Play, Rifle Shooting Contest 2,4. WILLIAM GALEN CLARK Transferred from Hermitage 4; S.C.A. Alternate rep¬ resentative; Prom decorating and clean-up committee; Pep Club. STEVEN PRESTON FRENCH Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3, report¬ er 4; Beta Club 2; Debate Team 1,2; Discussion Group 2,3;S.C.A. President 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; One Act Play 4; Class President 8; National Honor Society 4. CHARLES LINWOOD GREGORY Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Track 3,4; Class Treas¬ urer 8,1, 3; Class President 4; Discussion Group 3; Debating 3; District and State Debate Champions; Boys ' State 3; S.C.A. Vice-President 3; Senior Play; Foot¬ ball: Most Valuable Player 4. NATALIE CARDWELL HANNABASS Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2; F.H.A. 8,1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1, secretary 2,3; Glee Club 8,1; Junior Play; Senior Play. Senior S a s cs SUE ANNE HOCKADAY S.C.A. 8,3, secretary 4; Beta Club 2; National Honor Society 3, vice-president 4; F.H.A. 8,1,2, vice-presi¬ dent 3, president 4; Glee Club .1; Drama Club 8,1,2, vice-president 3, secretary 4; Girls ' State 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Football Queen 4. SHIRLEY ANNE JOHNSON Glee Club 8,3,4; Junior Play. MARY ELIZABETH LUCE F.H.A. 8,1; Glee Club 8,1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; 1st Place State Prose 3; Beta Club; One Act Play 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff Typist 4; De¬ bate 1; Senior Play. LINDA SUE MARTIN F.H.A. 8,2,3,4; Glee Club 8,1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Soft- ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play. RUSSEL THOMAS NORTON Football 2, 3, manager 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Rifle Shooting Contest 3; Bas¬ ketball Manager 4; Track Manager 4. RUTH NORWOOD Beta Club 2; Glee Club 8. ANGELA JEANETTE OTEY Glee Club 8; Softball 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Senior Play. DAVID REECE PAUL Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 2; Track 2,3,4; Class President 3; Class Vice- President 8; Manager 8; F.F.A. 2; S.C.A. 1,3,4; Junior Play; Drama Club 4; Senior Play; All-District Foot¬ ball 4. LOUISE COURTNEY POMEROY Glee Club 1,2; Beta Club 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 8,1,2,3,4. JOHN GERALD POWERS Football 1,2,3,4; All-District 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; F.F.A. 1; Class Vice-President 2; Glee Club 3. YVONNE CAROL PRESLEY Glee Club 8,1,2; Junior Play. SUSAN LEIGH SOWDER Beta Club 2; National Honor Society 4; F.H.A. 8,1,2,3, 4; vice-president 4; Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1,2,3, secretary 4; May Court 8,1; Drama Club 8,1,2, secre¬ tary 3, president 4; Debating Team State Champions 1; District Champions 2; Class Secretary 2,3; One Act Play 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff, assistant editor 3, editor 4; Holly Ball Queen 4. WILLIAM ALVIN STEPHENS Transferred from John Marshall 2; Football 4. LINDA DIANE STUDER Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 8, reporter 1, Federation secretary 2, Federa¬ tion reporter 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, president 4; Beta Club 2; Drama Club 3,4. MARKE GRAHAM WEBER Football 1,2,3,4, All-District 3;Trackl,2,4; Bus Driv¬ er 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play. FRANCES ANN WHITTAKER Class Secretary 1; F.H.A. 8,1,2,3,4; Glee Club 8,1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, co-captain4,5; S.C.A. 2; Beta Club 2; Class Reporter 4; Drama Club 3,4; Sen¬ ior Play; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper Typist 4. EULA TEMPLE WILSON Glee Club 8,1, pianist 2,3,4; F.H.A. 8, Historian 1, treasurer 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 2, 4; Spelling 3; Beta Club 2; National Honor Society 3, secretary 4; Junior Play, Senior Play. 108 J PRINTING COMPANY • V , 4 i 1 • l« vr