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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1968 volume:

Published by the Students of NEW KENT HIGH SCHOOL Ginny Moore Edi tor Lanette Parsley Business Manager Mrs. Charles N. Roberts A dvisor It is my hope that in these pages we have succeeded in capturing the pride we feel for our school and for our faculty — to reveal to you our school spirit and high morale, as well as to picture the physical activities during 1968. I wish to thank Mrs. Roberts, our advisor, and each member of the annual staff for their assistance in preparing this book for you. Ginny Moore Editor 4 Contents Administration and Faculty . 7 Seniors . 12 Classes . 23 Activities . 37 Sports . 47 Elementary . 61 Advertisements . 77 Senior Statistics . 107 Seated: Editor, Ginny Moore - Typist, Donna Norton Standing: Assistant Editor, Susan Schall - Advisor, Mrs. Charles N. Roberts Assistant Business Manager, Carole Dzula - Business Manager, LaNette Parsley 6 Cl cct-ia; iOfe; k, Ot)kih!N I am thankful for the opportunity of work¬ ing with the 1968 graduating class. I sincerely hope that your experience at New Kent High will be beneficial to you in meeting the chal¬ lenge of life. Be proud that you are a graduate of New Kent High School. New Kent is proud of you. To the rising underclassmen, I challenge each student to fulfill his obligations to himself and his school. Enjoy the satisfaction of this year’s accomplishments but do not become compla¬ cent. Strive always to better yourself and New Kent High. - „ 1 ' V y i P«; ; . | r M mmm Ml , 8 I WM imm mm m w $ ||rw_i %mWm j 1 % Lite. Smm j j ■: L ] PL I ' : ; 1 1 EDWARD G. BAGGETT Science History HELEN E. COLEMAN English Latin MRS. W. B. CLUVERIUS English Math JAMES M. GALLOWAY JR English Spanish KENNETH E. NICHOLS Phy. Ed. Coach H. KENNETH BROWN Superintendent MRS. W. C. JOHNSON JR English Math MRS. C. N. ROBERTS JR Business MRS. A. L. THOMAS Music MRS. W. J. STUDER Secretary 10 Coach RICHARD E. POTTER English, History CLAUDE R. ROWLAND Biology, Chemistry Physics BENJAMIN D. THOMASON Voc. Agr. ROBERT C. WARREN Guidance Director Class Flower Chrysanthemum co tq O = co S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Richard Mountcastle SECRETARY Gayle Anerton PRESIDENT Gwen Fletcher VICE-PRESIDENT Robbie Lindsay TREASURER Ginny Moore S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Donna Norton Class of 1968 SPONSOR James Galloway 14 GEORGE OSCAR ALLEN JAMES CARLTON ANDERSON GAYLE ANN ANERTON ROBERT EDWARD ARMANDT JESSE VERNON BEAUMAN GEORGE LESLIE BOURNE CAROLYN MARIE BRITT HERBERT WADE BRITT 15 DORIS ANN CLARK MILTON RAY DAVIS BENITA ANN DOUGLAS CARROLL KENT ELLYSON CHARLES HOBSON EVELYN ROGER WADE FERGUSON DIANE RUTH FISHER GWENDOLYN CAROL FLETCHER LINDA SUSAN FLOWERS 16 WAYNE EUGENE GARNETT ELIZABETH LOUISE HOCKADAY CHARLES BEVERLEY LEFTWICH SYLVIA CLAUDINE LEWIS ROBBIE DAVIS LINDSAY JANE ESTELLE LONG VIRGINIA DALE MOORE RICHARD WARE MOUNTCASTLE DONNA ELAINE NORTON 17 EDMUND FRANK STAS KIEL JEAN LANETTE PARSLEY MARGARET FRANCES STAS KIEL NANCY ANN VALENTINE JANET LOUISE WHITMAN FAYE ELIZABETH WOODSON LINDA SUE WOOTEN RONALD ARTHUR WORLEY 18 Oh heck! No pictures of It’s your turn to brush 100 strokes. Excedrin headache no. 10. Beautify America Last Will and Testament I, G. G. Allen, will my ability to stay in English class one whole day to Wheeler Smith. I, James Anderson, will my good looks and charm to Larry Woodson. I, Gayle Anerton, will my oft-misspelled name to any boy or girl named Gayle, Gail, or Gale, and wish you lots of luck. I, Robert Armandt, will my hair to Wheeler Smith and Jeff Leftwich. I, Jessee Beauman, will my great football ability to Tommy Gordon. I, Leslie Bourne, will my math notes to any Lreshman who can read them. I, Carolyn Britt, will my love for sports and Home Economics to my sister Julia. I, Wade Britt, will my complete vocabulary of misspelled words and incomplete sentences to all rising seniors who want it. I, Doris Clark, will a box of band-aids to New Kent High School, since they never have any when I need one. I, Milton Davis, will my quietness to Earl Richardson. I, Benita Douglas, will my love for second base to Kenny Douglas, Diana Adams and Gail Hogan. I, Kent Ellyson, will my ability to jump 5’4” to David Dudley. I, Chuckie Evelyn, will to my brother, Tom, a box of Blue Ribbon Cigars. I, Roger Ferguson, will my bones to the Biology class of New Kent High School. I, Diane Fisher, will my ability to stay the same size from the fifth grade to the 12th to no one. I, Gwen Fletcher, will my neverending love for basketball to Loretta Mountcastle and Curtis Powers. I, Susan Flowers, will my ability to be late getting to school every day to anyone who can get away with it. I, Wayne Garnett, will my “love” for West Point to the 1968 New Kent football team. I, Betty Lou Hockaday, will by ability to cry, whether happy or sad, to anyone with a hard heart. I, Chuck Leftwich, will my half-used bottle of Excedrin to the poor person who drives Bus No. 33 next year. I, Sylvia Lewis, will my ability to maintain my “cool” to my sister, Cynthia. I, Bobby Lindsay, will my long red underwear to Susan Schall. I, Jane Long, will my love for “coon hunting” to Susan Dudley, Elaine Whitman, and Jamie Jones. I, Ginny Moore, will my bench in Physics class to anyone who likes splinters. I, Richard Mountcastle, will a plug of chewing tobacco to my cousin Warren. I, Donna Norton, will my ability to carry home pounds and pounds of books to anyone who wants to take up weight-lifting. I, LaNetteParsley will my ability to get an education before it’s too late to my brother Eddie Bruce. I, Edmund Staskiel, will my position in baseball to anyone who can catch a bah. I, Margaret Staskiel, will my mod hair cut and clothes to anyone with the nerve to dare to be different. I, Nancy Valentine, will my ability to get in trouble every time I open my mouth to Mary Leigh White. I, Janet Whitman, will my ability to believe everything anybody tells me to Barbara Anderson. I, Faye Woodson, will my quietness to Jane B. Brown. I, Linda Wooten, will my slim waistline to Mr. Galloway. I, Ronnie Worley, will my ability to sleep in class to anyone who wants it. 20 Can You Imagine? George Allen behaving himself? Gayle Anerton not liking yellow Mustangs? James Anderson not going to sleep in class? Robert Armandt without his pink socks? Jesse Beauman having a date with Twiggy? Leslie Bourne not talking to Mary Leigh in the halls? Carolyn Britt being organized? Wade Britt having a perfect attendance record? Doris Ann Clark with a Yankee accent? Milton Davis being rude to anyone? Benita Douglas not getting educated at the lunch table? Kent Ellyson needing elevator shoes? Charles Evelyn not smoking cigars on dates? Roger Ferguson smiling? Diane Fisher having to go on a diet? Gwen Fletcher being a bench warmer? Susan Flowers riding the school bus to school? Wayne Garnett being afraid of girls? Betty Hockaday not flirting with boys? Chuck Leftwich without Carolyn? Sylvia Lewis not wearing fishnet stockings? Bobby Lindsay not liking watermelons? Jane Long not getting along with everyone? Ginny Moore remembering anything? Richard Mountcastle not having any relatives? Donna Norton not telling Ginny Moore everything? LaNette Parsley not getting into mischief? Edmund Staskiel being a hippie? Margaret Staskiel not doing the Shing-a-Ling at third period? Nancy Valentine without freckles? Janet Whitman not having boy problems? Faye Woodson agreeing with James Anderson? Linda Wooten with curly hair? Ronnie Worley being a worry wart? 21 m i Co bq Co Co X O Wanda Black PRESIDENT William Gregory VICE-PRESIDENT Rusty Curie SECRETARY Connie Tuck TREASURER Loretta Mountcastle REPORTER Barbara Mountcastle S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVES George Bridewell Mary Leigh White Grace Binns Juniors Edward Bowmer George Bridewell Kenneth Brown Johnny Brown Pamela Bufkins Steve Chisenhall James Christian Albert Dean Carole Dzula Patty Glenn William Gregory Jerry Jefferson Becky Mayer Barbara Mountcastle Loretta Mountcastle Warren Mountcastle L ; 4 k- W. T W Earl Richardson Susan Schall Ethel Shiflett Robert Taylor Connie Tuck Mary Waddell Edward Whitehurst Alice Whittaker John Wilson Larry Woodson Jerry Zawodny Barbara Anderson Earl Anderson President Jeri Lynne Jones Sophomores Deborah Allen Vice-President G. G. Crump Secretary Paulette Johnson Treasurer Mary Minor Hockaday S.C.A. Representatives Debbie Potter Bubba Farmer Historian Deborah Ernest Richard Andrews Robert Batkins Travis Bridewell Jane Brown Thomas Burnette Janet Christian G. G. Crump Glenn Dowdy David Dudley Susan Dudley Deborah Ernest McCoy Farmer Mary Hockaday William Hogge Linda Holmes Donald Jefferson Paulette Johnson James Jones 1 1 I 1 r ■ Jp . I Hi „ Y «; i|Ste W. j 5; w Dorothy Oakes Dennis Otey Eddie Parsley Wheeler Smith Ray Sprouse Ronald Studer HHHHF • r m 1 m I I I m 1 Biiliitll; J ' Klillllll ' Jfr m BHl 1 f i m i a President % Itpil f� s§1 ' littst •� «? s. ' � Johnny ' Linka Vice-President Tommy Gordon Secretary Charbert Jones Treasurer Mary Lou Mountcastle S.C.A. Representatives Gloria Hodges Monty Mills Freshmen 30 William Briggs Harold Brown Jacob Browning Cheri Burrell David Carlton Joseph Chassereau Lloyd Christian Mary Copeland Elton Crump Marian Davis Michael Davis Gloria Hodges Gail Hogan John Hubbard Sylvia Johnson Charbert Jones Judy Jones Joyce Lang Randy Davis Larry Dzula ■ Thomas Gordan Glenn Handley - Delores Lee John Linka Roscoe Manning R9 dy M arable Herbert Meredith Joseph Mihalcoe Larry Miller Monty Mills Elaine Otey Levy Owen Marvin Peace Ted Priddy PRESIDENT Tom Evelyn •.• ' VICE-PRESIDENT Terri Iroler SECRETARY Virginia Hadad TREASURER Wayne Davis S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVES Cathy Seitz Danny Adams Dennis Taylor Eighth Grade Daniel Adams Tommy Anderson Julius Anderson Ricky Arthur Glen Barlow Mike Bennett Gail Berry David Bradley Milton Brooks Thomas Brown Charles Burrell Edna Burrell Charles Chisenhall Gwen Christian Wendy Christian Janice Clark Elwood Croswell Cathy Crump Robert Crump Charles Davis Wayne Davis Kenneth Douglas Gary Dudley David Dzula Darlene Ernest Thomas Evelyn John Fibbiani Mike Figuley Shirley Graves Virginia Hadad Lloyd Harvey John Hazelwood James Hockaday I 1 -J 1 Jill _% Wayne Lee Wiley Levis Butch Martin Bonnie Mayo Virginia Mayo Stanley Owen Phillis Parker Burrel Pollard Ralph Pollard Wade Timberlake Cathy Saunders Danny Saville Cathy Seitz Linda Sledge Charles Sorrell Colleen Stanley Betty Stewart Valerie Stewart Theresa Stuck Dennis Taylor Brenda Thompson Margaret Via Wayne Walls Donna Whiting Richard Wooten Mike Holmes Hjp Jay Hubbard BL « Terri Iroler llllie ; mw Lorenzo Jones ■l w Randy Keene ij 1 X 1 Jt k jmam mm ■ ! W A ‘.Hu i i T ■ 1 C 3 O Speech and Drama FIRST ROW TREASURER Cathy Sowder REPORTER Charbert Jones SECOND ROW VICE-PRESIDENT Ginny Moore PRESIDENT Bobby Lindsay SECRETARY Donna Norton SPONSORS Mr. Galloway Mrs. Cluverius LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Galloway, Mrs. Cluverius, P. Glenn, C. Jones, T. Gordon, M. Staskiel. 2nd ROW: R. Mountcastle, D. Oakes. 3rd ROW: P. Johnson, L. Wooten, C. Sowder, S. Schall. 4th ROW: G. Anerton, G. Moore, D. Fisher, L. Holmes. 5th ROW: D. Potter, S. Flowers, D. Clark, C. Lewis. 6th ROW: J. Brown, D. Norton, J. Mountcastle, C. Martin, H. Brown, D. Bradley. 7th ROW: B. Lind¬ say, L. Bourne, C. Dzula, W. Black, D. Whiting. 40 Glee Club LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW: L. Holmes, G. Moore, S. Schall, C. Jones, J. Christian. 2nd ROW: P. John¬ son, D. Norton, C. Martin, C. Lewis, C. Crump. 3rd ROW: D. Ernest, D. Clark, B. Thompson, G. Hod¬ ges, Mrs. Thomas. 4th ROW: D. Whiting, C. Britt. 5th ROW: B. Mayo, B. Douglas. 6th ROW: B. May¬ er, C. Sowder, J. Jones, M. Mountcastle, C. Seitz, S. Lewis. 7th ROW: E. Shiflett, N. Valentine, M. White, W. Black, G. Fletcher. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pianists-Gwen Fletcher, Wanda Black; Music Collectors—Nancy Valentine, Cynthia Lewis; Secretary-Cathy Sowder; Sponsor-Mrs. Thomas; President-Ginny Moore; Treasurer-Donna Norton. 41 Future Homemakers of America 1st ROW: Federation Vice-President-Gwen Fletcher, President-Ginny Moore, Vice-President-Betty Hockaday. 2nd ROW: Report¬ er-Patty Glenn, Historian-Mary Lou Mountcastle, Secretary—Loretta Mountcastle, Treasurer—Jeri Jones, Sponsor-Mrs. Harris. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Mountcastle, P. Glenn, B. Hockaday, M. Mountcastle, C. Jones, J. Jones, M. Hockaday, C. Saunders, S. Lewis, Mrs. Harris. 2nd ROW: J. Whiting, D. Lee, C. Lewis, N. Sprouse, M. Waddell, G. Moore, D. Norton, D. Potter, M. White, C. Tuck. 3rd ROW: J. Christian, G. Hodges, G. Via, B. Anderson, G. Fletcher, G. Anerton, L. Wooten, D. Clark, S. Flowers. 4th ROW: V. Hadad, C. Seitz, M. Via, T. Iroler, V. Stewart, T. Stuck, J. Taylor, D. Ernest, J. Brown. 5th ROW: L. Holmes, C. Crump, F. Woodson, D. Whiting, G. Binns, L. Mountcastle, J. Clark, W. Christian, G. Berry. 42 Future Farmers of America LEFT TO RIGHT: REPORTER Steve Chisenhall SECRETARY Chuckie Evelyn PRESIDENT Bobby Peace ADVISOR Mr. Thomason VICE-PRESIDENT Richard Mountcastle TREASURER Edmund Staskiel LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wooten, J.Fibbiani,G. Dudley, T. Anderson, R. Arthur, W. Walls, B. Martin, J. Hockaday, M. Bennett, K. Doug¬ las, D. Dzula. 2nd ROW: G. Allen, M. Peace, T. Evelyn, C. Chisenhall, D. Adams, W. Timberlake, W. Davis, J. Hubbard, B. Peace. 3rd ROW: D. Saville, L. Dzula, M. Holmes, M. Brooks, R. Pollard, B. Pollard, S. Owen, D. Taylor, G. Dowdy, Mr. Thomason. 4th ROW: K. Harvy, R. Armandt, S. Chisenhall, E. Staskiel, R. Mountcastle, K. Ellyson, C. Evelyn, J. Beauman, L. Miller, E. Crump. 5th ROW: W. Garnett, J. Hazelwood, J. Hubbard, W. Levis, C. Davis, R. Keene, G. Barlow, E. Anderson, E. Croswell. 6th ROW: J. Wilson, J. Leftwich, M. Figuley, C. Sorrell, E. Whitehurst, J. Zawodny, A. Dean, J. Browning, C. Price. 43 This Was The Year That GYM PLANS: ANNUAL NAME: BAND: TARDY BELLS: TEACHER’S LOUNGE: ABSENTEE BULLETIN: DRESS-UP DAY: SEPARATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS: HOMECOMING: The Board of Supervisors presented a referendum to t he people of New Kent County. A loan for the gymnasium was passed, as was the referendum. The New Kent student body voted to change the CAVA¬ LIER annual to the REBEL. The name was changed be¬ cause there seemed to be no association between the CAVALIER and New Kent Rebels. For the first time since its establishment, New Kent held band classes during school. Our principal, Mr. Moon, allowed us only two minutes to change classes. After the two minute bell, everyone who was not in their classroom was tardy. For the first time in its history, New Kent had a separate room for the teachers to relax in. So that all teachers could be “in the know”, a bulletin with absentees, early dismissals, and notices was sent to each teacher every morning. To encourage school spirit, the S.C.A. sponsored a dress- up day on the day of every school game. New Kent and Charles City School Board separated. The S. C. A. revived Homecoming Day. Band STANDING: Mr. Davis. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Corky Price, Bonnie Mayo, Gwendolyn Christian, Charles Burrell, James Anderson, David Bradley. 46 Rebels Elwood Croswell Tommy Gordon Coaches Richard Mountcastle Kenneth Nichols Edward Poole Bobby Lindsay LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: E. Boroughs, W. Gregory, J. Beauman, B. Farmer, J. Christian, R. Mountcastle. SECOND ROW: M. Davis, R. Curie, M. Moncure, T. Clark, B. Lindsay, W. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Leftwich, T. Burnette, J. Wilson, B. Peace, S. Chisenhall, C. Evelyn. Not pictured — D. Dudley, M. Mills. Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Harris, C. Chisenhall, J. Hockaday, R. Davis, D. Mountcastle, B. Pollard, J. Hubbard. SECOND ROW: T. Anderson, D. Bradley, T. Evelyn, J. Hubbard, C. Davis, W. Timberlake, R. Manning, M. Holmes. ; ' : : : LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: M. Moncure, R. Peace, J. Wilson, C. Evelyn, B. Farmer, J. Beauman, M. Mills. Second Row: J. Christ¬ ian, W. Gregory, R. Lindsay, R. Curie, R. Mountcastle. Defensive Team LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: W. Gregory, J. Wilson, J. Beauman, C. Evelyn, R. Peace, M. Moncure, R. Curie. Second Row: R. Mount¬ castle, B. Farmer, M. Mills, J. Christian. RICHARD MOUNTCASTLE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Richard was voted the most valuable player by his teammates. He played offensive and defensive halfback, intercepted seven passes, and scored the most points for this football season. L. THOMAS CLARK, (left) averaging thirty-eight yards per kick, was chosen as an All-District punter. BOBBY PEACE (right) was chosen as All-District tackle. He played as both an offensive and a defensive tackle, and also a defensive quarterback. They are shown holding the trophy presented by Mr. Robert Boroughs and Mr. John Hubbard to Rebels Team for their sportsmanship and hard work during the 1967 football season. 51 Varsity Cheerleaders CO-CAPTAINS: Gayle Anerton, Betty Hockaday SPONSOR: Mrs. Johnson LEFT TO RIGHT: Charbert Jones, Susan Schall, Mary Lou Mountcastle, Mary Leigh White, Gayle Anerton, Betty Hockaday, Jeri Jones, Faye Clark, Alice Whittaker, Grace Binns. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bottom Row - Susan Schall, Mary Lou Mountcastle, Jeri Jones, Betty Hockaday, Alice Whittaker. Second Row - Grace Binns, Charbert Jones, Mary White, Faye Clark. Top Row - Gayle Anerton. L, r H LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Ernest, Cathy Seitz, Elaine Otey, Gloria Hodges, Cathy Crump, Joan Taylor LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st Row - Cathy Crump, Joan Taylor. 2nd Row - Elaine Otey, Gloria Hodges. 3rd Row - Darlene Ernest, Cathy Seitz. SPONSOR: Mrs. Johnson CAPTAIN: Gloria Hodges VARSITY TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Parsley, C. Powers, W. C. Pearson, T. Burnette, R. Worley, K. Ellyson, T Clark, M. Moncure, R. Curie, B. Farmer, R. Studer, E. Anderson. COACH: Mr. Kenneth Nichols. CO-CAPTAINS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Curtis Powers, Kent Ellyson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Gordon — Manager, Richard Mountcastle - Time Keeper, William Gregory - Score Keeper, Mac Harris, Manager. J§f ' i,; , Rebels 14 King William 6 Rebels 0 Middlesex 12 Rebels 0 Hampton Roads 20 Rebels 0 Tappahannock 12 Rebels 0 Windsor 36 Rebels 7 West Point 13 Rebels 7 Mathews 14 Rebels 0 John Yeates 20 Rebels 7 . Lancaster 6 New Kent 59 King William 67 New Kent 77 Charles City 58 New Kent 68 Marriott 65 New Kent Middlesex 66 New Kent 55 C. T. Smith 60 New Kent 40 Mathews 88 New Kent 63 West Point 73 New Kent 96 King William 107 New Kent 83 Charles City 58 New Kent 88 Marriott 86 New Kent 74 Middlesex 73 New Kent 59 C. T. Smith 40 New Kent 58 Mathews 63 New Kent 85 Lancaster 81 New Kent 57 West Point 96 57 Girls’ LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Lewis, C. Jones, M. Mountcastle, J. Christian, J. Mountcastle, D. Norton, G. Fletcher, Mr. Poole, L. Mount- castle, M. Hockaday, J. Jones, G. Anerton, C. Britt, C. Martin, P. Johnson, D. Oakes. CAPTAIN: Gwen Fletcher COACH: Mr. Edward Poole SCORE KEEPER: Ginny Moore 58 Basketball New Kent C. T. Smith New Kent Mathews New Kent King William New Kent Charles City New Kent Marriot New Kent Middlesex New Kent West Point New Kent James Blair Homecoming QUEEN — Ginny Moore Left to Right: BACK ROW: SENIOR PRINCESSES Gayle Anerton Donna Norton FRONT ROW: JUNIOR PRINCESS Mary Leigh White SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Barbara Anderson FRESHMAN PRINCESS Elaine Otey On November 3 the Rebels celebrated Homecoming at New Kent. At halftime there was a parade featuring the cheerleaders, a princess from each homeroom, and the three senior candidates for queen. The festivities were high¬ lighted by our 7-6 victory over Lancaster. After the game there was a victory dance in the cafeteria given by the Seniors. 60 ■ ' ' -v A ... 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ROBBINS Robert Otey Richard Timberlake Gordon Thompson Ricardo Anderson Susan Ashley David Mayer Jackqulyn Mihalcoe Michael Mihalcoe Edward Miles Louis Miles Susan Bingley Robert Briggs Charmaine Burrell Teresa Carlton Jackie Carroll Sherry Christian Victor Croswell Lawrence Crump Deborah Davis James Eades Leighann Evelyn Henry Glenn Robert Green George Holmes Violet Jefferson Michael Jones Eaye Lang Diana Madison 0 K- fcwi L ■P - H ij r —— I-: - ' - id KJd HR ' ■ -BPk ■B _c, JHtf r i ' -4- 1 � w I yjN did 1 JjE jj( � ‘ %3w %. 1 t ■• ' ' L. - 4 ' |Ei|p E 5.. v. , f f I’v , V i ' ■ l 1 M l l l Fifth Grade Carlette Abrams Deborah Alvis Linda Ayers Kathy Chassereau Patricia Crump Irvin Fowlkes Anthony Green David Hennaman Lewis Jones Patricia Jones Wayne Landers Deborah Lewis Joan Mickles Teresa Miles Bruce Moody Ray Mountcastle Stephen Norwood Linda Owen Michael Peace Rose Pitts Marissa Pollard Faye Sprouse Hannah Stewart Lynne Stockham George Tate Robert Taylor, Jr, Cynthia Thomas Robert Thompson Scott Wallace Rose Whitman There Robe: Leon James Buddy Briggs Sona Brown Kelvin Burrell Charles Chassereau Jerome Clark Peggy Evelyn Terence Jones Catherine Johnson Pamela Joyner Janet Madison Gus Martin, Jr. Leslie Martin Mary Mihalcoe Robin Mills David Morgan Leonard Mullins Christopher O’Brien Paul Parsley, Jr. Patricia Philbates Brenda Seitz Nancy Sledge Regina Sorrell Michael Staskiel 1 1 ■ ■ I jj I % wH Hf jejuni mt, ifl. 1 Jikk I L ; J -V L , - i 4i r , Bki Jgy; Ml Third Grade MRS. 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M j First Grade MADELINE CARSWELL Renee Coleman Carla Cowles Victor Einarsson Todd Lewis Karalean Lipscomb Donna Logan Frank Mason Hugh McGilvary, Jr Teresa Mickles John Mihalcoe, Jr. Wade Millner Robert Mills Roger Mullins Shawn O’Brien Donna Philbates Shonna Jo Reynold Eddie Sears Robert Smalley David Smith Sandra Smith Darrell Southall Luther Sprouse Teresa Stephens Brenda Thompson Troy Tomlin Wanda Verlander Terri Ward Patricia Wells Daniel Yates j K 11 ■ • S I imimmW ] 1 h iflES 18 I IpgS ' W y iirC MM ; w ■ fl . ■ jr KNr mm ■ ■ J L Jfl i _,� i ' : ' HF ' 151 E 1 1 ■ - 1 Wj m 1 HP t-.V bmi mmi :M m- 2 I mm MKmtifi ■T feBy||fci� y. ..id r « ’p Wh ' IrBW I fejjl % aB - 1 | ; . m . I j li K|||; ? ' s:: ;• 1 BgP’ ■7 _ = I f 5 1 1 , mmmI®{wm 5 � wa Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ward. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Douglas, Jerry Zawodny, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Ernest. THIRD ROW: Chuck Leftwich, Mr. Christian, Mrs. Zawodny, Mrs. Taylor. 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It offers jobs for skilled college graduates in many other fields. For information, write Personnel Department— Chesapeake THE CHESAPEAKE C0RP0RATI0H OF VIRGIHIA-WEST POIHT, VIRGINIA Makers of kraft pulp, paper and paperboard 87 C. H. EVELYN PILING COMPANY, INC Pine, Hardwood, and Cypress Piling Providence Forge, Virginia 966-2273 88 Compliments of ADAMS STORE Tunstall, Virginia 89 SUTTON ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION POCAHONTAS SHOP Apparel Infants Childrens Ladies Sandston, Virginia OLD DOMINION GRAIN FERTILIZER, INC Post Office Box 31 Port Richmond, Virginia Telephone West Point 843-2922 ELTHAM SEAFOOD Specializing in Fresh Fish Groceries Notions H. C. Bowes Phone: 843-3525 Route 30 Eltham, Virginia George Roderic Borum Publishing Corporation Publisher of THE TIDEWATER REVIEW Published Thursday Mornings All Kinds of Job Printing Book Work West Point, Virginia 843-2282 90 91 WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Complete Banking and Trust Services 1927 1967 Our Fortieth Anniversary Year CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK West Point, Virginia Capital $200,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 92 TRUCKS 1 AC STEPHENS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Providence Forge, Virginia Sales and Service Phone: 966-2205 93 I LAYFIELD LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Lumber and Other Forest Products Providence Forge SLATER ' S DRY CLEANERS Providence Forge, Virginia One Day Service Complete Laundry Service Quality Dry Cleaning Box Storage All Work Done on Premises Phone 966-2181 Compliments of W. W. RICHARDSON, JR. Compliments of T. W. FISHER, PAINTER Providence Forge 966-2338 U. S. Routes 60—33—64 Quinton, Virginia i BI-COUNTY 66 SERVICE CENTER THELMA C. WILSON Real Estate Broker New Kent Courthouse, Virginia POINT ' S 5c, 10c, 25c West Point, Virginia 94 Compliments of CECIL GARNER ' S RESTAURANT New Kent, Virginia ELECTRICITY: MUSCLE OF INDUSTRY Behind the great industrial might of America stands a “giant work¬ man” — electric energy. It would require the muscle energy of 70 men working 40 hours a week for one whole year to equal 10,000 kilo¬ watt hours of electricity — less than the average annual consumption of two Vepco residential customers. Yes, electricity is the “muscle” behind our power and prosperity. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA P. L. FARMER, INC. Kerosene Gasoline Valvoline Motor Oil 644-1961 Compliments of A. S. WATKINS BARBER SHOP Box 3 Quinton, Virginia 95 Wholesale Retail PROVIDENCE FORGE SHELL E. H. DIGGS SONS, INC. 430 14th Street West Point, Virginia Fresh Fish and Oysters Steamed and Deviled Crabs Our Specialty Phone 843-2323 Vilas G. Robinson, Prop. U. S. Highway 60 and State Route 155 Providence Forge, Virginia SHELL Call 966-2812 FOWLKES ' TV Providence Forge Virginia We Repair All Makes TV Radios Stereo Hi-Fi Charles B. Estis TEXACO Route 33 at Eltham West Point, Virginia STUCKEY’S PECAN SHOPPE Pecans Novelties Home of Fine Candies Jellies Gasoline Different Gifts We Mail Everywhere LO 4-3348 Route 168 2 OFF on every Gal. of Gas Mr. Mrs. C. T. Blake MANAGERS 96 PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY LOUISE FRENCH AGENCY Auto Liability Insurance Medical Pay Coverage Specialty Writers Assigned Risks Monthly Payments Insurance and Surety Bonds Providence Forge, Virginia Phone 966-2293 Providence Forge, Virginia Phone 966-2243 JOHNSON ' S GROCERY Compliments of Richmond Food Store General Merchandise NEW KENT RESTAURANT Quinton, Virginia Providence Forge, Virginia Phone 932-8381 Res. 932-4825 Phone 966-7270 97 I CITGO WILL ' S CITGO AND U-HAUL 300 W. Williamsburg Rd. Sandston, Virginia 23150 Will McMillan Phone 737-8993 WILLIAMSBURG DRUG CO. INC. THE REXALL STORE Williamsburg, Virginia PLAZA PHARMACY, INC. LAWSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY West Point, Virginia 7th Main Street Farmall and International Tractors and Trucks West Point, Virginia Homelite Chain Saws McCormick Farm Machines WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Sporting Goods Truetone Radios and TV 211 W. Williamsburg Road Sandston, Virginia GAMMON CONSTRUCTION CO. Brick Contractor Rt. 606 — Steel Trap Road Tunstall, Virginia Jerry T. Gammon Phone Quinton 932-4567 RICHMOND ROAD GULF SERVICE Phone CA 9-9099 Opposite Shopping Center Williamsburg, Virginia 98 Serving Families of All Faiths JOSEPH MARKOW FLORIST 304 N. Sixth Street Richmond, Virginia 2110 East Laburnum Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA YORK SUPPLY CO., INC. R. M. HUGHES SON Chrysler—Plymouth Building Materials Ready Mixed Concrete Routes 60 33 Farm Supplies Bottoms Bridge Phone 843-2800 West Point, Virginia Phone: 737-2111 932-4590 When Silco’s In Town Prices Stay Down PAMUNKEY MOTOR SALES, INC. SILCO 6th Main Street Sales — Service Chrysler — Plymouth — Valiant West Point, Virginia 14th Street 843-9779 West Point, Virginia Shop at Silco — Where Phone 843-2555 Saving Becomes a Habit Top Value Used Cars WILLIAMSBURG REAL JUcfjarfci on’s: ESTATE AGENCY William J. Bull Box 530 Realtor WEST POINT, VIRGINIA 23181 REAL ESTATE - SALES - RENTALS Phone 843-2760 1107 Richmond Road CApital 9-1074 “WEST POINT’S FASHION CENTER Williamsburg, Virginia CApital 9-6990 FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN” Compliments of Compliments of CROSWELL GULF STATION GLENN L. REYNOLDS West Point, Virginia West Point, Virginia OGG SALE, INC. TIDEWATER INSURORS Men’s and Ladies Ready-Wear R. Tyler Bland Shoes for the entire family R. Tyler Bland, Jr. General Insurance West Point, Virginia West Point, Virginia Phone 843-2373 Phone 843-3333 100 Compliments of J. B. MILLS BOTTOMS BRIDGE GROCERY General Merchandise Quinton, Virginia Route 33 Lanexa, Virginia Telephone: West Point 843-2219 Compliments of ANDERSON ' S GARAGE General Auto Repairing BEN FRANKLIN 5c 10c STORE “Try The Dime Store First.” Quinton, Virginia Phone Quinton 932-4391 West Point, Virginia Compliments of WASHINGTON BURGESS INN O ' CONNELL SERVICE STATION 601 E. Nine Mile Road West Point, Virginia Phone RE 7-8935 843-2100 Highland Springs, Virginia CHICKAHOMINY MOTORS INC. WRIGHT ' S AMERICAN Best Used Cars Providence Forge, Virginia 100 West Nine Mile Road Highland Springs, Virginia Phone RE 7-8203 Atlas Batteries—Tires—Accessories 101 YORK TIRE AND RECAPPING COMPANY, INC. West Point, Virginia Firestone Tires Delco Batteries Recapping One-Day Service Alignment and Brake Service PROVIDENCE FORGE OIL CO., INC. Gasoline Kerosene and Fuel Oil Providence Forge, Virginia 966-2227 ite«H ®ii co BRAD ' S DRUG STORE B. V. Spivey, Jr. Prop. Providence Forge Virginia Telephone: 966-2151 OLDE FORGE INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. Francisco, Jr. and John G. Sowder THE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP Providence Forge, Virginia Telephone: 966-2241 E MOUNTCASTLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Paints — Electrical and Plumbing Supplies — Hardware Sporting Goods — Housewares Providence Forge Woodland 6-2252 99MV2 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Virginia T. O. SALES NELLY CUSTIS MOTEL Fine Furniture U. S. Route No. 60 15th and Main Streets Phone Quinton 932-4479 West Point Quinton, Virginia S Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Compliments of WESTERN AUTO CHUCK ' S SUPER MARKET West Point, Virginia WILLIAMSBURG SHOPPING CENTER All Stores Open on Thursday until 9 P.M. One Stop Shopping For All The Family at the Barclay Sons Jewelers S J Appliance Center, Inc. Williamsburg Shop, Inc. F.W. Woolworth Rich’s Super Market Peninsula Hardware Laundry Center Modern Beauty Salon C. P. Telephone Office Zuzma’s Barber Shop Yarns, Inc. Capitol Loan Company Nottingham Pharmacy Colonial Stores Colony Lanes Certified TV Appliance Service PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 104 Compliments of B. W. ADAMS Milling Logging Tunstall, Virginia 932-4818 Beautiful Brides by AL COTHRAN STUDIO 506 East Nine Mile Road Highland Springs, Virginia Studio Phone 737-1500 E