Powhatan High School - Big Chief Yearbook (Powhatan, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

u R ■ 1 1 HH l . I i [M wmy hn 1 wMM 1 THE BIG CHIEF 1962 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF POWHATAN HIGH SCHOOL POWHATAN, VIRGINIA -m ■ r j ■’ . ife vi contains record of sfcme ' of theLhappiest mQfaontt of oilr lives. -It is only n hft;moflths of living, forking, ' a tf ' play c togother that we realize their tru e-S u will feniov relivine these events with us. u will fenjoy reliving these events with us. • T a ' - FOREWORD IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of friend and comrade, Lance McClure. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name ' s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. The Twenty-third Psalm 2 We the senior class of P.H.S. dedicate our annual, THE 1962 BIG CHIEF, to our friend and advisor Mrs. Margaret Franklin. We thank you for the guidance and coun¬ sel you have given us throughout our most memorable senior year. You have given us in your classes not only a mastery of the English language but also an outlook which will help us throughout our lives. You have taught us to be honest and courageous -- and to be thorough in all we do. 3 Mr. J. S. Caldwell, Jr., superintendent, and Mrs. Caldwell, secretary. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Ellen Clark Librarian - Math Mrs. Margaret Franklin Senior Sponsor - English Mrs. Nancy Bolte Junior Sponsor - English Miss Mary Ann Martin Eighth Grade Sponsor - Science Mr. Max Timberlake Mrs. Evalyn Blandford Agriculture Sophomore Sponsor - English Mr. John Montgomery Eighth Grade Sponsor - History - Science 4 Miss Fran Gallahan Commercial Mr. Thomas W. Stafford, principal, and Mrs. Doris Kornegay, secretary. AND FACULTY Mr. John Perkins Music Mr. James Arbaugh Geography - Physical Education Mrs. Rachel Elam Freshman Sponsor - Math - Science Miss Joyce Belle Physical Education - Biology Mr. John Guidon Sophomore Sponsor - Math Mrs. Frances Gordon Home Economics 5 Mr. James Altizer Freshman Sponsor - History ! The BIG CHIEF staff works to make the final deadline. BIG CHIEF STAFF Mrs. Franklin supervises as editors. Emma and Betty, put the finishing touches on the page. Co-Editors Emma Akens Betty Jo Moyer Layout Editor Diana Chrisley Photo Editors Anita May Anne Lester Business Manager Betty Jane Snider Laura Wood Sports Editors Chuck Boggs Winky Emerson Rose Glenn Organization and Club Editors Faye Braudrick Neva Anderson Advertising Editors Tommy Lester Bobby Worsham Snapshots Edward Tomlinson Photographer Rose Glenn Proofreaders Anita May Neva Anderson Art Editors Diana Chrisley Ann Laws 6 SENIORS Class Officers: Betty Jo Moyer, reporter; Winky Emerson, vice-president; Rose Glenn, president; Carl Jennings, treasurer; Faye Braudrick, secretary. SENIORS MOTTO: Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. COLORS: Lavender and white. FLOWER: White carnation. MASCOTS John Edward Worsham Florence Ann Emerson 8 1962 Charles William Bradbury, Jr. Neva Mae Anderson Emma Dorcas Akens 9 Edith Faye Braudrick Charles Irving Boggs SENIORS Diana Margaret Chrisley Elmore Odell Cook 10 Franklin Lee Emerson Ethel Rose Glenn 1962 Forrest Kent Hamilton James Osley Hatcher 11 Margaret Carole Hatcher Jerry Lee Hill SENIORS Carl Russell Jennings, Jr. Hunter Carlisle Jones 12 Gertrude Anne Laws Martha Anne Lester 1962 Thomas Graham Lester, III Anita Lois May 13 Alvin Lee Mitchell Betty Jo Moyer SENIORS Dorothy Elaine Reynolds Joan Carol Richter 14 Betty Jane Snider Audrey Jane Smith 1962 Elaine Caroll Stokes Spencer Eugene Tinsley 15 Edward Mason Tomlinson Bobby Bryant Trout SENIORS Laura Frances Wood Robert Lee Worsham, Jr. 16 Emma dedicates the 1962 BIG CHIEF to Mrs. Franklin. Our ROCKETS imitate the New York Rockettes. CLASS NIGHT Betty Jo reads the The class enjoys their Field of Memories. Last Will and Testa- ment. Edward reads the Class History. Neva plays waitress in New York scene. Tommy tells the class of his exciting background. 17 GRADUATION Betty Jo Moyer, Salutatorian GRADUATES: Emma Dorcas Akens, Neva Mae Anderson, Charles Irving Boggs, Charles William Bradbury, Jr., Edith Faye Braudrick, Diana Margaret Chrisley, Elmore Odell Cook, Franklin Lee Emerson, Ethel Rose Glenn, Forrest Kent Hamilton, James Osley Hatcher, Margaret Carol Hatcher, Jerry Lee Hill, Hunter Carlisle Jones, Carl Russell Jennings, Jr., Margaret Anne Lester, Thomas Graham Lester, III, Anita Lois May, Alvin Lee Mitchell, Betty Jo Moyer, Dorothy Elaine Reynolds, Joan Carol Richter, Audrey Jane Smith, Betty Jane Snider, Spencer Eugene Tinsley, Edward Mason Tomlinson, Bobby Bryant Trout, Robert Lee Worsham, Jr., Laura Frances Wood. CLASS MASCOTS: Ann Emerson, Johnny Worsham. 18 THE GATHERING At 7:15 p.m. on June 8, 1962, twenty-nine members of the senior class gathered for the last time in their homeroom. There was much nervous apprehension over trivial matters-- black flats had been left at home, just- washed hair would not behave, ties would not stay straight, and a cold was accused of being tears. Yet, another feeling over powered this nervousness in many of the class members. It was one of sadness brought on by reluctance to leave behind their memories-- memories of football games, proms, the senior play, the New York trip, class parties, favorite teachers, classes, and friends. This was graduation night. EXERCISES Emma Akens, Valedictorian I i GRADUATION FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1962 8:00 P. M. .Elgar Glee Club: The Green Cathedral . Mr. J. S. Caldwell Rev. Charles Cranford Music Director MR. JOHN G. PERKINS Pianist MRS. L. JULIAN COWLES Ushers BRENDA LEADBETTER FLOYD PALMORE PAT WILSON JIMMY RIDDLE 19 CAST -- DUDE RANCH The gang around the ranch. Bessie helps Jane after their first riding lesson. Henrietta Dudley Jane Christian Bessie Palmer Sam Banks Hulda Jim Dudley Sally Dudley Barbara Young Bill Hicks Bertram Weeks Hubert Young Anne Lester Anita May Diana Chrisley Charles Bradbury Emma Akens Elmore Cook Rose Glenn Betty Jo Moyer Tommy Lester Edward Tomlinson Chuck Boggs Director -- Margaret M. Franklin SENIOR PLAY Everyone takes a final bow. Jane makes eyes at Rain-in - the-Face. 20 Sightseers (?) cruise around Manhattan. NEW YORK TRIP New York Skyline. Ready to go? The seniors await their Tom Sawyer goes sightseeing yacht for cruise around too. Manhattan. 21 Our Versatile Men. Such a studious girl! Is this a dangerous experiment? What ' s so funny girls SENIOR « i Watch out for dishpan hands. We cracked it gang! Superman?? Reading for their debut. 22 Somebody catch that mouse. AH -- Chemistry! Neva supervises dishwashing. So this is life. Money -- all mine! The innocent ones! Golly Tommy, how do you do it. 23 Chuck Boggs - Ameri¬ can Legion, Boys ' State Honorable Men¬ tion, All District Bas¬ ketball Team, Second Team All District Baseball Team, Ath¬ letic Award, SCA Scholarship, University of North Carolina Ath¬ letic Scholarship. Anita May - FBLA Underwood Award, American Legion Good Citizenship Award, FFA-FHA Queen. Betty Jo Moyer - American Legion Girls ' State, Saluta- torian, Balfour Key, Danford Award, DAR Good Citizenship Award, SCA Scholar¬ ship, Birthday Ball Queen. SENIOR Emma Akens - Vale¬ dictorian, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Byers Scholarship. HONORS Edward Tomlinson - American Legion Boys ' State, Danford Award, American Legion Good Citizenship Award, Harriet Ann Cosby Music Award, SCA Scholarship, University of Richmond Scholar¬ ship. Laura Wood - Fire - men Ball Queen, Business Award. Faye Braudrick - Athletic Award Elmore Cook - FFA- J. O. Hatcher - FFA FHA King. Award Anne Lester - Crisco Winky Emerson - Award. Second Team All District Football. 24 CLASSES MOTTO: We will give the world proof of deeds, not words. COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: White Chrysanthemum Above: Junior Class Officers: Brenda Leadbetter, reporter; Margaret Mann, vice-president; Bunny Hurt, president; Clara Lawson, secretary; Linda Lawson, treasurer. Right: Juniors eagerly wait to get their class rings. JUNIOR CLASS Betty Babcock Sylvia Barnett Tommy Brown Nancy Campbell Herman Combs 26 Snead Dandridge Jean DeNoon Janet Flowers Judy Ford Cheryl Garrett Patti Gills Bunny Hurt Wayne Knabe Jimmy Kornegay Clara Lawson Linda Lawson Brenda Leadbetter Margaret Mann Ann Mitchell Margie Mitchell Floyd Palmore David Payne Tommy Payne Jimmy Riddle Liston Rudd Sandra Shiflett Ronnie Smith Nancy Stratton Phyllis Utt Scotty Walton Billy Williams Pat Wilson ABSENT: Ronnie Clements Michael Coleman 27 RIGHT: Sophomores and Shakespeare. The door to success is labeled Push. Blue and White White Carnation ABOVE: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Ned Caldwell, president; Steve Bolte, vice-president; Joyce Cosby, secretary; Melvin Blankenship, treasurer; Susan Mann, reporter. MOTTO: COLORS: FLOWER: SOPHOMORE CLASS Carol Anderson, Courtney Anderson, Douglas Barden, Gill Blandford, Melvin Blankenship, Gary Bodie. 28 ROW 1: Steve Bolte, Mae Boyer, Floyd Bradbury, Paige Brown, Ned Cladwell, Faye Campbell, Joyce Campbell, Malcolm Campbell. ROW 2: Kenneth Carter, Susan Carter, David Childress, J. T. Clayton, Vada Condrey, Joyce Cosby, Joan Davis, Betty Dunevant. ROW 3: Johnny Garrett, Shirley Graham, Charles Green, Bula Hatcher, Mary Gayle Hatcher, Teeny Hudson, Beverly Jenkins, Danny Jessup. ROW 4 : Kenneth Johnson, Jimmy Lawson, Sammy Lawson, Bobby Lyons, Inez Lyons, Susan Mann, Bobby Mc¬ Connell, Bobby McGlocklin. ROW 5: Charlotte Morris, Wayne Morris, Betty Reid, Billy Richter, Elaine Shiflett, Ray Shifflett, Pamela Stagg, Brenda Tunstall. ROW 6: Gene Utley, Charlotte Welday, Mabel White, Wayne Willis, Mary Wood, John Zban. 29 MOTTO: When you have troubles meet them, greet them, and beat them. COLORS: Green and white. FLOWER: White rose. Above: Class Officers: Margaret Mc- Nabb, reporter; Robert Bradbury, treasurer; Bill Blandford, president; Sandra Walton, secretary; Phil Blan¬ kenship, vice-president. Right: Members of the Freshman Class decorate for Homecoming. FRE9HMAN CLA99 Brenda Anderson Bill Blandford Phil Blankenship Billy Boelt Linda Booth Raymond Bowlin 30 Robert Bradbury Carol Bradley Mary Brauer Ed Braudrick Rob Brown Linda Campbell Kathy Canada Ruby Clayton Lewis Cook Earl Cox Billy Davis Floyd Davis Betty Denton Van Ford George Goddin Wayne Hall Edgar Hamilton Monte Harris John Holdsworth Riley Jessup Faye Jeter Carolyn Jude Bobby Layne Harold Lent Harley Manchester Edna Marshall Leslie Maxey Margaret McNabb Billy Mitchell Robert Morris Nancy Newton A. W. Nicholls Ronnie Nuckols Jean Pernbleton Tommy Powers Pat Rapalee Benny Riggins Edward Stagg Charlene Stokes Joyce Stratton Lloyd Sylvia Bucky Til man Max Timberlake Lucy Walton Sandra Walton Billy Weisiger Madison Whitlock Dale Williams Joe Williams Jimmy Wilson Shurvin Winfree Barbara Worsham Absent: Billy Dawson Larry Parsons 31 MOTTO: The ropes of today ring the bells of tomorrow. COLORS: Lavender and white FLOWER: White rose ABOVE: EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFI¬ CERS: Judy Simmons, reporter; Douglas Bradbury, treasurer; Jonathan Angier, president; Paulus Gills, vice-president; Jean Graham, secretary. RIGHT: Eighth graders gather around Miss Martin’s desk to hear the notice. 8TH GRADE CLASS Elizabeth Anderson Jonathan Angier William Armstrong Sharon Barden Carlton Bell Barbara Beck 32 Carol Blankenship Carol Blevins Mike Bowal Marilyn Bowling Douglas Bradbury Janice Bradbury Judy Callahan Taylor Cole Tony Coleman Bobby Davis Charlene DeNoon Bonnie Dowdy Barbara Frady Paulus Gills Jean Graham Eugene Grant Donnie Green Kenny Hatcher Benny Jessup John Jones Vaughn Jones Kenneth Kornegay David Lester Lynne Lester Myra Lipscomb Jerry Marshall Billy Maxey Loren Maxey Donald McGlocklin Nina McNally Sandra Meade Jean Mitchell Vinnie Monte John Nixon Jewal Nolan Marvin Nuckols Douglas Osborne John Osborne Cynthia Pennington Francis Perry Richard Sakiewiez Robert Sale Judy Simmons Jimmy Simpson Anne Skarachyj Patsy Steffenhagen Paul Sylvia Linda Whitmer Linda Sue Williams Brenda Woolridge Larry Younce 33 The Play The Perfect Gentleman . . . Betty Jo Moyer, Alicia Ames, Gary Bodie, Mr. Crawford . . . With Jimmy Simpson, the perfect gentle¬ man, Emma Akens, Mrs. Ames, . . . FORENSICQ Shirley Graham, Margaret Ames. Enda Ruth Marshall -- Girls ' Tommy Powers -- Boys ' Prose Nancy Stratton -- Girls’ Poetry Prose Reading Reading Reading 34 ORGANIZATIONS The Beta Club is strictly a service and honor organization consisting of those high stu¬ dents who have shown out¬ standing leadership ability, exceptional achievement, and a high character standing. Be¬ sides these qualifications, a Beta member must have a B average for five semesters. This high academic level must be maintained for a member to remain in the club. During the year the Powha¬ tan Beta Club attended all the federation meetings and sent delegates to the State Beta Convention. BETA CLUB Chuck Boggs, president; Edward Tomlinson, vice- president; Phyllis Utt, secretary; Listen Rudd, treas¬ urer; Brenda Leadbetter, reporter; Emma Akens; Betty Jo Moyer; Steve Bolte; Vada Condrey; Pat Wilson; Miss Martin, sponsor. The Beta Club holds its annual installation Beta president, Chuck Boggs, and sponsor, Miss assembly. Martin examine the Beta emblem. 36 STANDING: Edward Tom¬ linson, president. FIRST ROW: Emma Akens, re¬ porter; Brenda Leadbetter, secretary; Faye Braudrick, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Chuck Boggs, Betty Moyer, Rose Glenn, Diana Chrisley, Anita May. THIRD ROW: Margaret Mann, Bunny Hurt, Pat Wilson, Liston Rudd, Phyllis Utt. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Garrett, Vada Condrey, Joyce Cosby, Melvin Blankenship, Steve Bolte. FIFTH ROW: Jonathan Angier, Phil Blankenship, Nancy Newton, Bill Blandford, Ned Caldwell. SIXTH ROW: Patsy Steffenhagen, Judy Simmons, Mrs. Franklin, Mr. Altizer. The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body through the SC A. Giving the members a chance to develop leadership, co-operation, and initiative through participation in student activities, the student council this year has sponsored many projects including: Student Day, Homecoming, Student Handbooks, Parliamentary Procedure Course, White Christmas, Bermuda Day, and the operation of concession stands at football and basketball games. The SC A also sent delegates to the state and district meetings and the foreign student forum. 9. C. A. A busy night at the concession stand for Mrs. Franklin and Mr. Altizer run over the business SCA ' ers. procedure with Edward. 37 Officers with FHA group: Nancy Stratton, song leader; Brenda Leadbetter, reporter-historian; Betty Snider, treasurer; Anita May, president; Bunny Hurt, vice-president; Pat Wilson, secretary; Lucy Walton, pianist. F.H.A. Federation and club president, Anita May, and sponsor -- Mrs. Gordon discuss plans for the year. Seniors Anita, Neva, Emma, Betty Jane, and Elaine practice home making skills. Hoping to arouse some interest among the citizens and students of Powhatan county, we selected for our major project this year Being Prepared for National Emergencies. All of the chapter members worked on an individual project, and we have had chapter programs and assemblies to stress our purpose. Other activities in which we engaged were our Mother-Daughter Banquet at which time several awards were made, a Sweetheart Dance, and a money-making project--selling food at the football games. Five girls received their Junior degrees and seven girls received their Chapter degrees this year. 38 The primary aims of the Future Farmers of America are to develop agricultural leadership, co¬ operation, and citizenship and to form character and foster patriotism. This year the Powhatan Chap¬ ter participated in the following Federation activi¬ ties and contests: Forestry Contest, Livestock Contest, Shop and Crop Contests, Public Speaking Contest, Tractor Driving Contest and the annual Fish-fry. Herman, Bobby, J. Q., Ronnie, and Alvin learn from Mr. Timberlake how to find the DBH of the tree. F. F. A. Mr. Timberlake, sponsor, and David plan initiation for the Green Hands. Sponsor and officers with FFA group: Mr. Timberlake, sponsor; David Payne, president; Snead Danridge, vice-president; Tommy Payne, secretary; Elmore Cook, reporter; Alvin Mitchell, sentinel; J. O. Hatcher, treasurer. 39 FIRST ROW: Laura Wood, president. SECOND ROW: Anita May, secretary; Dorothy Reynolds, historian; Neva Anderson, vice-president, THIRD ROW: Shirley Graham, treasurer; Rose Glenn, parliamentarian; Audrey Smith, reporter. FOURTH ROW: Betty Snider, Elaine Stokes, Bobby Trout, Malcolm Campbell, Patty Gills, Linda Lawson, Charles Bradbury, Brenda Tunstall, Margaret Hatcher, Spencer Tinsley, J. O. Hatcher, Tommy Payne, Miss Gallahan. FIFTH ROW: Faye Braudrick, Joan Davis, Vada Condrey, Mabel White, Alvin Mitchell, Carol Richter, Elmore Cook, Joyce Cosby, Jean DeNoon, David Payne, Wayne Knabe, Bobby Windel. Laura Wood, president, and Miss Gallahan, sponsor, study the business guide. Faye, Neva, and Bobby help Rose with typing for the F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. The activities of the Powhatan FBLA Chapter fall into the following major categories: service, which includes office practice service, the FBLA members doing various typing jobs for teachers, organizations, and students; education, which includes participation in spelling, bookkeeping, shorthand, and parlia¬ mentary procedure contest; and moneymaking, which includes a WEET Hop. The club attended the FBLA Planning Meeting at R.P.I., the Longwood Regional Meeting at Farmville, and the FBLA State Convention at Roanoke. 40 FIRST ROW: Pat Wilson, secretary; Beverley Jenkins, reporter; Phyllis Utt, president; Linda Lawson, vice- president. SECOND ROW: Nancy Newton, Mary Hatcher, Carol Bradley, Paige Brown, Patty Gills, Mr. Altizer, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Brenda Leadbetter, Cheryl Garrett, Shirley Graham, Laura Wood, Van Ford, Emma Akens. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Cosby, Mabel White, Janet Flowers, Teeny Hudson, Bunny Hurt, Betty Jo Moyer, FIFTH ROW: Rose Glenn, Jimmy Kornegay, Jimmy Riddle, Faye Braudrick, Tommy Powers. Mr. Altizer, sponsor, and Phyllis, president, discuss the F.T.A. book sale. The FT A encourages future teachers to learn by doing. Each member is given definite assignments for helping teachers. Our activities this year have been the following: a tea for the faculty, an assembly where pins were awarded and a skit given, paper back book sales, and an educational trip to Williamsburg and a tour of the College of William and Mary. 41 Mabel White, Phyllis Utt, Teeny Hudson, Nancy Campbell, Laura Wood, Brenda Leadbetter. Audrey Smith, Charlotte Welday, Bula Hatcher. LIBRARY 9TAFF Pat Wilson, Nancy Stratton, Mae Boyer. Jean DeNoon Joyce Stratton, Nancy Newton, Beverly Jenkins. Joyce Cosby 42 Nancy Stratton, Jean DeNoon, Taylor Cole, Richard Sakiewiez, Mable White. Betty Reid, Linda Williams, Charlotte Welday, Sandra Shifflet, Faye Campbell. Margaret McNabb, Ruby Clayton, Anthony Coleman, Edgar Hamil¬ ton, Teeny Hudson. SAFETY PATROL Safety Patrol Officers: Edward Tomlinson, bus driver representative; Neva Anderson, 3rd lieutenant; Anita May, captain; Brenda Lead- better, 2nd lieutenant; Clara Lawson, 1st lieu¬ tenant; Mr. Montgom¬ ery, sponsor. Michael Coleman, Liston Rudd, Carol Anderson, Laura Wood, Bobby Wor¬ sham, Bobby Trout. Missing: Anne Lester, Su¬ san Mann, Courtney Ander¬ son, Rose Glenn, Rixey Jessup, Bobby Layne. Malcolm Campbell, Billy Williams, Sher¬ man Winfree, Loren Maxey, Eddie Stagg, Max Timberlake. 43 Head Majorette: Shirley Graham Drum Major: Liston Rudd Mary Gayle Hatcher Sandra Walton Cathy Canada Paige Brown Trombones: Jim Blandford, Monte Harris, Bobby Bradbury, Liston Rudd. French Horns: Jane Lester, Myra Lipscomb, Phyllis Utt. Baritone: A. W. Nichols. Bass: Phil Blankenship. Flutes and Oboe: Patricia Gills, Billy Maxey, Sandra Walton. Trumpets: FIRST ROW: Bobby Manley, Scotty Walton, Bill Blandford, Edward Tomlinson. SECOND ROW: Bobby Maxey, Ren Collier, Edwin Utt, Billy Weisiger. 44 Clarinets: FIRST ROW: Judy Simmons, Edgar Hamilton, Rob Brown, Sylvia Merchant, Tommy Powers, Rose Glenn. SECOND ROW: Brenda Woolridge, Bill Dawson, Loren Maxey, Janet Flowers. Saxophones: Billy Williams, Van Ford, Keith Simmons, Teeny Hudson, Lucy Walton. P. H. 8. BAND Percussion: FIRST ROW: Lucy Harris, Roger Condrey, Ivan Cole, Richard Sakiewiez, Cheryl Garrett. SECOND ROW: Raymond Selfe, Eugene Grant, Anthony Coleman, Larry Dona- than, Jonathan Angier. Powhatan High School marching band in formation. 45 FIRST ROW: Jean Mitchel, Jean Pembleton, Janice Bradbury, Jean Graham, Pat Rapalee, Teeny Hudson, Bula Hatcher, Joyce Cosby, Sylvia Barnett, Kathy Canada. SECOND ROW: Fay Jeter, Joan Davis, Rudy Clayton, Vada Condrey, Bonnie Dowdy, Ann Skarachyj, Patty Gills, Tommy Powers, Carlton Bell, Mae Boyer, Carol Richter, Rose Glenn, Faye Campbell, Linda Williams, Nancy Newton, Pat Wilson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Campbell, Betty Reid, Shirley Graham, Carol Blankenship, Margaret McNabb, Barbara Beck, Carol Bradley, Ronme Clements, Liston Rudd, A. W. Nicholls, Cheryl Garrett, Lynn Lester, David Lester, Bunny Hurt, Neva Anderson, Diana Chrisley, Linda Whitmer, Phyllis Utt, Edna Ruth Marshall. H. S. GLEE CLUB Mr. Perkins looks over the concert music with Liston Rudd, president of the Glee Club. 46 The Glee Club practices for the upcoming assembly. ACTIVITIES Tri-captains crown Homecoming Queen Rose Glenn. HOMECOMING 1962 Varsity football players and cheerleaders partici¬ pate in half-time at dance. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Lynne Lester, Patty Gills, Faye Braudrick, Chuck Boggs, Pat Wilson, Winky Emerson, Clara Lawson, Rose Glenn, Carl Jennings, Mary Brauer, Anita May, Susan Mann, Margaret McNabb. 48 The seniors enjoy the trip to Hawaii given by the juniors . . . JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM with all its tropical splendor . . . and reigning royalty, Queen Faye Braudrick and King J. O. Hatcher. 49 Mrs. Bolte, Brenda, and Miss Gallahan make a final check on the Arrowhead. ARROWHEAD STAFF THE ARROWHEAD, our school newspaper, is published monthly by the Junior Class. It prints all club and class news and any other items of interest. Much time and effort is devoted to THE ARROWHEAD but the results are rewarding. We hope that it has given as much enjoyment and satisfaction to you as it has to the members of the Arrowhead Staff. Brenda sees that all is well as the Arrowhead goes to press. FIRST ROW: Brenda Leadbetter, editor. SECOND ROW: Linda Lawson, Sylvia Merchant. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Garrett, Pat Wilson, Scotty Walton. FOURTH ROW: Judy Ford, Patty Gills, Jean DeNoon, Betty Babcock, Janet Flowers, Sandra Shifflett. STANDING: Margaret Mann, Bunny Hurt, Liston Rudd, Ronnie Clements, Nancy Stratton, Ronnie Smith, Phyllis Utt, Nancy Campbell, Mrs. Bolte, Miss Gallahan. 50 A T H L E • ' V Varsity Football Team: KNEELING: Carl Jennings, Sammy Lawson, Billy Richter, Harold Lent, Edward Tomlinson, Billy Blandford, David Payne, Ned Caldwell, J. O. Hatcher, Gene UtLey, Bobby Mc¬ Connell, Jerry Hill, Tommy Lester, Madison Whit¬ lock, Spencer Tinsley, Billy Davis. STANDING: Hunter Jones, Winky Emerson, Jimmy Riddle, Chuck Boggs, Floyd Palmore, Forrest Hamilton, Jimmy Kornegay, Melvin Blankenship, Gill Bland ford. FOOTBALL Emerson shakes off would-be Lee Davis tacklers en route to a 87 yard T.D. The Indians began the 1961 season by hold¬ ing each of their first three opponents scoreless and averaging 28 points a game. However, this winning streak was broken -- several of the mighty warriors were wounded, causing the tribe to settle for a tie and four defeats before getting their fourth taste of victory. The Indians ended their season in a battle with Cumberland deadlocked at 0-0. Four Indians were named to the All-District team: Winky Emerson, David Payne, Jimmy Riddle, and Billy Richter. SCOREBOARD i WE THEY Goochland 41 0 Amelia 21 0 Louisa 21 0 Midlothian 20 20 Varina 0 39 Fluvanna 7 18 Patrick Henry 6 32 Colonial Heights 0 32 Lee Davis 38 19 Cumberland 0 0 Tomlinson, Billy Blandford, David Payne, Ned Cald¬ well, Spencer, Tinsley, Billy Davis. STANDING: Hunter Jones, Kornegay, Melvin Blankenship, Gill Blandford. 1961 Tinsley makes another fantastic reception.. Tri-Captains Boggs, Emerson, Jennings, discuss plans for the big game with Coaches Arbaugh and Mont¬ gomery. 53 FIRST ROW: Billy Davis, Liston Rudd, Chuck Boggs, Winky Emerson, Floyd Bradbury; SECOND ROW: Billy Richter, Eddie Stagg, Bucky Tilman, Danny Jessup. Chuck and Mr. Guidon have a chalk session before the game. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year Powhatan ' s basketball team was faced with many disappointments in the form of game losses. The team had only nine players of whom two were experienced: Liston Rudd and Chuck Boggs. Yet Liston was able to play but the first few games because of an illness. However, we are proud of the team--they never lost their spirit or their will to win and were faithful in their practice. There are hopes for a winning team for next year with the hard-working under¬ classmen who will be back. Chuck Boggs, a senior, made Honorable Mention All-District having scored an average of 14 points per game. Church puts ball up from the Liston shoots from the foul Winky hooks the ball for an- comer. line. other two. This page sponsored by: UKROP MARKET 54 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Carter, Billy Richter, Melvin Blankenship, Hunter Jones, Tommy Lester, Chuck Boggs, Winky Emerson, Floyd Palmore. SECOND ROW: Bucky Tilman, Ronnie Smith, Larry Parsons, Billy Boelt, Eddie Stagg, Gary Bodie, Gene Bradbury, Danny Jessup, Robert Bradbury, Billy Davis. VARSITY BASEBALL This has been a rough ball season; it seems we got started off on the wrong foot, losing the first game by one run and continuing to do so in many of the following games. We made many mistakes and at times it seemed as if we couldn’t get a break. We were weak in a few positions because of in¬ experience, lacked slugging power and clutch hitting. Many of the young boys showed promise and will become good ball players if they continue to play throughout the summer. We lose four players through graduation: Chuck Boggs, pitcher, infielder; Hunter Jones, catcher, infielder; Tom Lester, utility infielder; Winky Emerson, utility outfielder. It was very nice working with these boys and I wish them lot of luck in their future careers. One bright spot a coach has is looking toward his future teams, and ours look very bright with 10 letter men returning. John Guidon, Coach Mr. Guidon gives the seniors a few tips on batting. Another homer!! ! The idea is to use a ball. Well, nice stretch anyway. Here it comes -- whoops, there it goes! This page sponsored by: MONTICELLO DAIRY 55 Gene Bradbury, Spencer Tinsley, and Charles Bradbury, Ned Caldwell, and John Zban. Sammy Lawson. Left: Winky Emerson TRACK J. V. FOOTBALL Right: Floyd Palmore, Winky Emerson, Sammy. FIRST ROW: Kenny Kornegay, Kenneth Hatcher, John Jones, Eugene Grant, Bill Blandford, Charlie Green, Paulus Gills, Johnny Garrett, Bobby McConnell, Madison Whitlock. SECOND ROW: John Holds- worth, Tony Coleman, Johnny Angier, Gill Blandford, Melvin Blankenship, Doug Bradbury, Taylor Cole, Billy Davis. 56 FIRST ROW: Joe Williams, Jonathan Angier, Charlie Green, Gill Blandford, A. W. Nichols. SECOND ROW: William Armstrong, Edgar Hamilton, Carlton Bell, Harley Manchester, Doug Bradbury. Insert: Mr. Guidon, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mary Gayle Hatcher, captain. SECOND ROW: Nancy Newton, Faye Jeter, Ruby Clayton, Charlene Stokes. THIRD ROW: Mary Brauer, Lucy Walton, Brenda Tunstall, Paige Brown, Sandra Walton. Insert: Miss Belle, Coach. 57 Bunny Hurt, Margaret Mann, Elaine Stokes, Faye Braudrick, Manager -- Betty Jane Snider, Betty Jo Moyer, Coach -- Miss Belle, Rose Glenn, Margaret Hatcher, Nancy Campbell, Linda Lawson. VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY Fluvanna 31 20 Colonial Heights 27 31 Huguenot 23 11 Lee Davis 28 21 Louisa 19 18 Midlothian 30 35 Huguenot 32 14 Lee Davis 38 14 Colonial Heights 32 8 Louisa 23 21 Fluvanna 43 34 Midlothian 15 49 Co-Captains Faye and Rose confer with Repeat before the game. Faye keeps Margaret from Betty Jo screens for Linda. Rose guards Bunny ' s sure shot, scoring. 58 Margaret catches the ball for Laura pitches the final strike. Sandra awaits the deciding another out. ball. Coach Belle shows Bunny and Laura, co-captains, how to hit the ball. VARSITY SOFTBALL WE THEY Midlothian 8 30 Cumberland 18 13 Louisa 21 24 Lee-Davis 24 7 Midlothian 11 5 Lee-Davis 18 8 Buckingham 8 10 Louisa 21 10 Cumberland 8 6 Buckingham 19 16 FIRST ROW: Jean Graham, Linda Booth, Janet Flowers, Bunny Hurt, Linda Lawson, Laura Wood, Sandra Shifflett, Margaret Hatcher, Bula Hatcher, Mary Wood, Shirley Graham. SECOND ROW: Coach Belle, Sandra Walton, Jean Pembleton, Vada Condrey, Pamela Stagg, Faye Jeter, Mary Brauer, Mary Gayle Hatcher, Paige Brown, Lucy Walton, Faye Campbell, Cathy Canada, Barbara Frady, Marilyn Bowling, Linda Whitmer. 59 Betty Jo Moyer CHEERLEADERS Pat Wilson Linda Lawson Indianettes practice before the big game. Co-Captains Brenda and Pat discuss the pep rally with Mrs. Gordon and Mr. Stafford. Beverly Jenkins Brenda Leadbetter Mary Brauer Carol Richter 60 GRADES ROW 1: Kathy Adams, Patsy Armstrong, Clinton Arrington, Joelyn Blandford, Tommy Blevins, Judy Boelt, Ann Bolte, Sara Ann Bradley, Randolph Branch, Elizabeth Brauer, ROW 2: Elaine Campbell, Nita Canada, Lita Beth Childress, Joe Chrisley, Linda Clark, Jack Clayton, James Clayton, Ivan Cole, Ren Collier, Kay Combs, Shirley Combs, Roger Condrey, Ada Cook, Douglas Cook, Willie Cook, Gracie Cox, Woodfield, Cox, Larry Donavan, Kenneth Franklin, Tony Gillespie. ROW 3: Patricia Gills, Jennifer Goodwyn, Gloria Harris, Jody Harris, Lucy Harris, Bobby Hatcher, Charles Hicks, Bobby Holdsworth, Gary Holt. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: Jerry Jenkins, Houston Jeter, Joan Johnson, Andrew Jones, Beverley Jones, Linda Jones, Tommy Jude, Sue Justice, Carlie Kennon, Roy Kentrolis. ROW 2: Billy Lipscomb, Elizabeth Lloyd, Sara Sue Lyons, Bobby Manley, Bobby Maxey, James Maxey, Ethel Neese, Jim Nichols, Robert Nicolls, Sam Nichols. ROW 3: Sharon Orange, Martha Osborne, Patsy Osborne, Gary Payne, Ray Payne, Garland Perkins, Roy Lee Perkins, Jack Preston, Ellen Richardson, Wayne Riddle. ROW 4: Tresa Ryan, Mary Sakiewicz, Raymond Self, Sylvia Stokes, Bardsdale Timberlake, Edwin Utt, Tommy Walton, Yvonne Whitaker, Shirley Williams, Wallace Worsham. 3 § 1 §! 62 ROW 1: Jimmy Arnett, Jacquelin Arnold, Jimmy Barnes, Shirley Bates, Linda Beck, Norma Jean Berger, Jim Blandford, Lois Blevins, Nancy Bowlin, David Bradley. ROW 2: Curtis Branch, Kenneth Branch, Tony Brown, Buster Cable, Mary Jane Clark, Suzanne Cole, Phyllis Condrey, Mack Cox, Beth Crostic, Larry Davis. ROW 3: Linda Davis, Charles DeNoon, Chess Dobbins, John Gathright, Diane Goddin, Charlotte Gills, Raymond Henshaw, Penny Hurt, David Johnson, John Johnson. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Gary Knabe, Ben Lent, Jane Lester. ROW 2: Chuck Lipscomb, Donnie Mitchell, Ronald Mitchell, Carolyn Morris, Jane Morrison, Gene Nichols, Annie Newton, Larry Osborne, Linda Owens, Robert Patrick. ROW 3: Thelma Perry, Arthur Powers, Larry Proffit, Pam Racer, Diane Reams, Wayne Reams, Joe Richardson, Shirley Riddle, Fred Sales, Charles Shiflett. ROW 4: Dinah Shiflett, Wayne Shupe, Mary Ellen Thompson, Keith Simmons, Edward Tilman, French Timberlake, Charles Wade, Mary Kaye Waldrop, Linda Wood, Ricky Zban. 63 ROW 1: Billy Arnette, Wesley Ball, Louise Barden, Teresa Bawol, Joan Bowles, Phillip Boyer, Larry Brown, Carolyn Callahan, Edward Canada, Sandra Carter. ROW 2: Joe Cave, Wayne Cosner, Sue Cox, Martha Crostic, Jerry Davis, Timothy David, Lewis Dickenson, Melvin Dobyns, Phillip Donathan, Grover Duty. ROW 3: Henry Franklin, Gaynell Glenn, Harriet Ann Green, Ronnie Grant, Bernard Greene, Phyllis Harris, Earnest Hayslett, Joey Heller, Joe Henry, Jack Hicks. ROW 4: Martha Holt, Bruce Hubbard, Diane Johnson, Harry Johnston, Lockie Jones, Stevie Jones, Janet Marshall, Linda Marshall, Mary May, Betsy Maxey. FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Debbie Maxey, Charles Merchant. ROW 2: Ellen Morris, Fran Morris, Jerry Morris, Douglas Morrison, Janet Morrison, Wayne Morrison, James McNally, Gail Nelson, Frank Nichols, Billy Nixon. ROW 3: Sue DeNoon, Patricia Perry, Joan Pizzuto, Glenna Preston, Peggy Racer, Billy Rouse, Kathy Ryburn, Pete Sexton, Joanne Shupe, Joan Skorackyj. ROW 4: Cecil Snider, Linda Stratton, Alvin Sylvia, Lyn Tilman, Richard Tunstall, Elsie Turner, Frank Turner, Jesse Utt. John Vaughan, Alvin Walton ROW 5: Eileen Warren, Delores Wilkinson, Audrey Williams, Donald Williams, Carolyn Willis, Dennis Win- free, David Weed, Bryant Worsham, Richard Worsham, Robert Yates. 64 ROW 1: Brenda Adams, Cathy Altice, Marshall Arnold, Harold Babb, Linda Banton, Rita Bates, Linda Blankenship, Dottie Bowling, Brenda Bradley, Randy Brown. ROW 2: Brenda Campbell, Cleve Cave, Paula Childress, Ricky Cole, Rodney Collier, Elaine Cranford, James Davis, Patricia Dobbins, Cathy Dobyns, William Donathan. ROW 3: Barbara Durrbeck, Ejuan Easter, Fonda Frame, Kay Frame, Jim Franklin, Donald Hatcher, Donnie Heath, Robert Henry, Linda Henshaw, Brenda Jones. ROW 4: Barbara Justus, Charles Kentrolis, Jo Ann Kentrolis, Warren Lipscomb, Wayne Melton. FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Irene Miles, David Monte, Linda Neese, Sharon Nelson, William Nelson. ROW 2: Chucky Newton, Wade Nuckols, V. G. Palmore, Winfree Palmore, Billy Payne, Pat Phillips, Larry Redd, Clyde Riddle, Diana Robinson, Brenda Rose. ROW 3: Craig Shupe, Paul Simons, Janet Sledd, Danny Smith, Bobby Stevens, Patricia Stokes, Linda Sturgill, Jean Szenasy, Don Tomlinson, Annie Turner. ROW 4: Jean Vaughan, Christine Walton, Linda Whitaker, Kendall Weiseger, Maynard White, Ray Williams, Charles Wilkinson, John Winfree, Charlotte Woolridge, Susan Younce. 65 ROW 1: Brenda Adams, Larry Adams, Patsy Kay Adams, Donnie Arnette, Christopher Arnold, Elsie Bar¬ den, Ray Barnett, Donald Bates, Agnes Bledsoe, Ellen Kay Blevins. ROW 2: Anne Condrey, Cassie Cook, Braden Cosner, Roger Cranford, Charles David, DonaldDavid. Brenda Dobbins, Joseph Durrbeck, Kenneth Edwards, Donna Kay Frady. ROW 3: Jane Glenn, Pamela Goddin, Alan Greene, Rose Hayslett, William Herndon, Floyd Hendrix, Barbara Henry, Brenda Hubbard, Lynn Johnston, Dianna Jones. THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Paul Jones, Dianne Kornegay, Clyde Lent. ROW 2: Carter Lippy, Nora Jean Lipscomb, William Lloyd, Beverly Lowery, Watson, Lyon, Thomas McConnell, McGregor Moore, Freddie Miles, Willie Miles, Goldie Morris. ROW 3: Billy Neese, Wanda Gay Nichols, Donna Lynn Owens, Hellen Perry, Elaine Pizzuto, Shirley Proffitt, Richard Preston, Deborah Rich, Lonnie Rogers, Ronald Shupe. ROW 4: Eugene Stevens, Roy Stinson, Andrew Szenasy, Dorothy Tilman, Janice Townsend, Katherine Vaughan, Charles Wright, Patricia Wright, Vernell Wright, Billy Zban. 66 ROW 1: Clark Adams, Michael Arbaugh, Margaret Arnold, James Babb, Sandra Baumgardner, Joe Bawol, Dan Boyer, Imogene Burnette, Lynn Callahan, Frederick Clayton, ROW 2: Harry Davis, James DeNoon, Phillip Dickerson, Yvonne Dunivan, Mona Easter, Mike Franklin, Billy Gardner, Patricia Garretson, Ernest Glenn, Larry Green. ROW 3: Diane Hayslett, Winfrey Heath, Jr., Carol Sue Hertzler, John Higgins, Charles Hildebrand, Michael Jackson, Sonny Johnson, Harry Johnson, Bill Melton, Barbara Morrison. SECOND GRADE ROW 1: James Morrison. ROW 2: Sadie Neese, Donna Neese, Richard Nicholls, Jimmy Nixon, Lee Nolen, Mary Jane Palmore, Danny Payne, Ruby Perry, Evelyn Proffitt, Jeffrey Redd. ROW 3: Lester Ritt, George Robinson, Brenda Rose, Dennis Ryan, Willie Simons, Olga Skorackyj, Joseph Smith, Shirley Stevens, Kathleen Szenasy, Karen Tribble, Raymond Tyler, Gwen Warren, Wayne Whitaker, Louise White, A1 Whitmer, Joan Wilkinson, Pam Wilson, Tommy Wilson, Mike Wood, Linwood Wright. 67 ROW 1: Bobby Adams, David Adams, Lester Adams, Larry Agee, Carol Altice, Corky Angier, Audrey Arrington, Faye Askew, Betty Ball, Ronnie Barden. ROW 2: David Barlow, Deena Baumgardner, David Berger, Nancy Blevins, Sharon Brown, Nancy Condrey, Fay Cook, Ray Cook, Diane Crostic, Terry Davis. ROW 3: Michael Dunivan, George Durrbeck, Robert Lee Duty, Bradley Easter, Larry Edwards, Albert Franklin, Kathy Frazier, John Frazier, Kathy Gardner, Deborah Garretson. ROW 4: Deborah Greene, Ed Greene, Floyd Greene, Jr., Jo Ann Guidon, Duane Hamilton, Debbie Hayslett, Susan Harris, Jerry Henry, Michael Herndon, Bobby Hertzler. ROW 5: Linda Hildebrand. FIRST GRADE ROW 1: Danny Hooper, Rose Jernigan, Peggy Jones, Jack Koonce, Robert Lewis, David Lipscomb. ROW 2: Susan Lowery, Michael Lowry, Patricia Mann, Stanley May, Nancy Melton, Steven Monte, B. G. Morrison, Eugene Morrison, Roger Morrison, Shela Neese. ROW 3: Judy Nichols, Max Nichols, Betty Owens, Edward Painter, Sheila Painter, Kathy Patrick, Stuart Pettus, Rickey Ransom, Bobby Richards, Frankie Rose. ROW 4: Donna Short, Alan Slater, Joan Sledd, Mary Sloan, Vernon Sloan, Diana Stokes, Randolph Szenasy, Harvey Townsend, Jeannie Walton, Gina Ward. 68 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Suzanne Cole, Secretary; Jim Blandford, Treasurer; Anne Bolte, President; Ren Collier, Vice-President; Annie Newton, Reporter. SECOND ROW: David Wood, Melvin Dobyns, Bruce Hub¬ bard, Carolyn Willis, Sandra Carter, Larry Redd, Philip Donathan. THIRD ROW: Mary Thompson, Brenda Bradley, Pat Phillips, Mary Clark, John Gathright. FOURTH ROW: Billy Payne, Elizabeth Lloyd, Sara Sue Lyons, Patricia Gills, David Bradley. FIFTH ROW: Edwin Utt, Jack Preston, Jim Nichols, Mrs. Martin. JR. 8.C.A. The chief project of the Jr. SCA was to sponsor the Magazine Drive. The profits were spent on athletic equipment and on a water cooler. A kick off assembly for the Combined Fund Drive of the Red Cross, Cancer, March of Dimes, and TB organizations was presented by Jr. SCA ' ers. The Jr. SCA presented a May Day pageant on the mstory of Powhatan County from 1607 to 1900. Jr. SCA Installation Program. Mrs. Martin, sponsor, and Anne discuss the plans for the year ' s projects. 70 FIRST ROW: Jackie Arnold, Pamela Racer, James Nicholls. SECOND ROW: Jesse Utt, Bruce Hubbard, Gail Nelson, Mary Ellen Thompson, Larry Brown, Frank Nicholls, Philip Donathan, Annie Newton, Nancy Bowlin, Ed Tilman, Joan Bowles. THIRD ROW: Charles Merchant, Phillip Boyer, Richard Tunstall, Chess Dobbins, David Bradley, Arthur Powers, Wayne Reams, Jerry Jenkins, Fred Sales, Frank Turner, James McNally, Wayne Cosner, Dennis Winfree, Larry Davis, Linda Beck, Robert Patrick. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Grant, Cecil Snider, David Wood, Bernard Green, Edward Canada, Diane Reams, Shirley Riddle, Joe Richardson, Billy Rouse. ELEMENTARY BAND AND GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Carolyn Callahan, Beth Crostic, Suzanne Cole, Ellen Kay Morris, Wesley Ball, Ernest Hazylet, Arthur Powers, Kathy Ryburn, Mary Elizabeth May, Debbie Maxey, Audrey Williams, Sandra Carter, Lyn Tilman, MarthaCrostic. SECOND ROW: Martha Holt, Betsy Kay Maxey, Delores Wilkinson, Fran Morris, Larry Brown, Frank Turner, Bobby Maxey, Bruce Hubbard, Larry Johnston, Janet Morrison, Pamela Dawson, Diane Johnson, Joanne Puzuto, Louise Barden, Peggy Racer. THIRD ROW: Joanne Shupe, Linda Owens, Mary Jane Clark, Pamela Racer, Kathy Adams, Edwin Utt, Carolyn Morris, Leta Childress, Mary Kay Waldrop, Penny Hurt, Carolyn Willis, Joan Bowles. FOURTH ROW: Judy Boelt, Anita Canada, Lucy Harris, Sarah Ann Bradley, Bobby Manley, Ellen Richardson, Jackie Arnold, Linda Clark, Annie Newton, Beverly Jones, Jane Morrison, Joellyn Blandford, Patricia Gills. 71 1ST ROW: 1st Grade -- Miss Linda A. Ivins, Mrs. Jo Ann Johnson, Mrs. Katherine F. Timberlake. 2nd Grade -- Mrs. Bess D. Maxey, Mrs. Margaret H. Walker. 3rd Grade -- Mrs. Arcelle C. Collier, Mrs. Frieda S. Utt. 4th Grade -- Mrs. Edith M. Arbaugh, Miss Anne McDowell. 5th Grade -- Mrs. Dorothy R. Cosby, Mrs. Doris P. Robertson, Mrs. Joann Sluss. 6th Grade -- Mr. Edgar C. Bolte, Mrs. Lois J. Martin, 7th Grade -- Mr. Johnnie J. Owens, Mr. Will E. Wade, Mrs. Mary B. Yates. ELEMENTARY FACULTY Elementary teachers have many and varied jobs. 72 ADVERTISING Friendly Indians and . . . surrounding settlers watch as . . . MAY DAY - 1962 queen, Yvonne Whitaker is crowned by her predecessor, Jean Graham. the May Day princesses . . . the flower girls and the The reigning Queen smiles warmly for her subjects. This page sponsored by UKROPS MARKET 74 BRAVER OIL COMPANY 75 With school behind you . . . what ' s ahead? College, perhaps? Wonderful! A job? Wonder¬ ful, too, if it’s the right one—with opportunities to progress and learn as well as earn. There are many such jobs at C P, waiting for girls like you. In a telephone job, you not only start with good pay but are specially trained to make more. Raises and advancements are frequent. Sur¬ roundings are pleasant—people are friendly— and your work is never dull. Why not make your first job a telephone job—one that can lead to a happy, rewarding career? THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA esapea an J Pol omac one. 76 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Member of F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System 77 tttttftttttvvt fvttftttttttvt HERE T o DA Y WHERE f . TOMORROW? i As this Fine Class disperses, each member to pursue his separate destiny, your Class Ring by Balfour will become increasingly precious as a Symbol of Achievement, a Mark of Recognition, and a link to memories of your high school days together. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES DALLAS PICKARD. JR. Richmond, Virginia REPRESENTING CLASS RINGS AND PINS - CLUB INSIGNIA - MEDALS - TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS • COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS 78 A ome ftj, an c a er Home Appliance s --Radio Television Sales and Service Powhatan, Virginia Phone Ly 8-3054 Try These Two. How Abo it This One ? C. drs We Buy Wrecks Sell New and Used Parts Tire s - - Tubes - - Towing Ly 8-3076 Powhatan, Virginia Best Used Cars At Lowest Prices 79 Good Luck to Class of 62 Owner--Thomas Eppes Look What Santa Left Me. HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA W. E WILTSHIRE, President 80 Parts, Accessories and Service For all Makes Cars and Trucks .A. J nabe L njurnnee Phone Sy 4-2941 Midlothian, Virginia Powhatan, Virginia Plymouth - Valiant Ly 8-3074 Sy 4-2668 All Lines Low Cost -- Local Service Harry A. Knabe, Jr. Dry Cleaning ku c are Telephone EX 2-4166 Farmville, Virginia Laundry Cleaning Storage I Bet You Tell That To All The Girls . 81 Qldnion £ PL easan l General Merchandise Full Line Electrical Appliances Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm Supply- Modern Barber Shop Phone Dr 5-5111 Cartersville, Virginia How ! Chief Big Daddy- nrv J h a Sank ' Jr of Goochland. liflp Goochland, Virginia V We Pay 3% Interest On All Savings Accounts Dream Along With Regardless of Amount M e. Come In And Investigate Our Many Other Banking Services Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 82 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 landjorl Class of 33 Look Ma, No Cavities! What? Me Worry. Ta, lrm B a-r ' a.u. Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Member: American Farm Bureau Federation Life Auto F ire Liability Romy O. Merchant--Agent Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Companies 83 Compliments of DIAMOND RINGS N. Main Street Farmville, Virginia 84 ELECTRICITY THE MOVING FORCE... that brightens our lives, creates careers and lights the way to tomorrow’s better world. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Sportsman Headquarters Since 1890 Sporting Goods South Richmond ' s 1st Flower Shop Sixth And Main St. Richmond 1512 Hull Street New Play, Boys ? Sleepyhead 85 Pair Of Aces AMOCO Distributor Powhatan Ly 8-43Z1 Ford Tractors, Implements Service Powhatan Ly 8-3036 There’s A Ford In Your Future 86 87 Your Heatflame Dealer Hey Good Looking! What ' s Cooking? Compliments of Compliments of • 0 fi 7. 1  ;  -rn vJ i X. li ' iTaWCm 1600 ROSENEATH ROAD RICHMOND 30, VIRGINIA Phone EI-5-1745 88 Prof. Hamilton Compliments of Donald Kay Selj Service. Phone Ly 8-4383 Shaddup!! Back There!! U. S. Highway 60 Powhatan, Va. 89 H. C. Good.u ' y-n I Sons Inc. Serving--Powhatan, Virginia Flooring--Yellow Pine, Douglas Fir Ponderosa Pine, California Redwood Quality--Kitchen Cabinets Window Unite Colonial Stairways Mantels, Special Millwork Lowery Bros. Auto Repairs New and Used Parts and Welding Bear Wheel Alinement Balancing Service 24 Hr. Wrecker Road Service We Sell Ice Day Phone Ly 8-3096 Night Phone Ly 8-4194 Powhatan, 90 DUNN Chevrolet Soles Corporation Phone Ly 8-3023 Mid 794-5449 Powhatan, Va. OLDSMOBILE Powhatan, Va. Phone Ly 8-5391 8919 Patterson Avenue Richmond, Virginia 91 Dial Be 2-2379 We Buy Wrecks Sell New and Used Parts T ir e s - - Tube s - - T owing J. W. Bill Steppe Route 60 1 Mile West of Richmond See Us Before You Buy For The Best Deal 92 Shell Distributor Washing and Lubrication Phone Hy 2-9831 Cumberland, Virginia Poulan Chain Saws Allied Equipment 3 Acres of Machines for Farm Industry They ARE really good! Durions Kestdurdnt Serving Powhatan with Finest Food in the South Private Dining Room Available with Reservation Located on U. S. 60 at Powhatan, Virginia 93 u oo Phone Br 2-2725 Moseley, Virginia Grin and Bear It. Compliments of Jim erican fledUrh rj?( Insurance Corporal ion W. A. Watson Sons Regional Managers Farmville, Virginia Ex 2-4177 Special Teacher Plan Hospitalization A H Life -Fire Automobile Th e Clover Room You Can Always Tell A Halo Girl. 94 Compliments of DIAL Ml 8-0533 J4oude of 3or maid Formal Wear to Rent and Accessories 16 N.8TH STREET RICHMOND; VIRGINIA BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STS. To Keep Your Diet Basic And Stable Let M everj JVLeaf Fill Your Table. Richmond, Virginia POWHATAN HIGH SCHOOL Goes TRAILUAYS 95 Ctrl ers TlonrSL r Farmville, Va. We Sell Every Blooming Thing. One Block from Hospital Phone Ex 2-3151 Contractors fdy or cS(anU ' fac ' lurin 7 Full Line of Building Materials and Complete Taylor Made Homes Farmville Ex 2-3161 Powhatan Ly Ator r is Ctevro let, Inc. Sales Service Body Repair The Most For The Least Money R. J. Mor ris — Owner Phone 119, Amelia, Va. Cdrshd Us D. epdrz menl S ore T School Supplies - A Specialty Amelia, Virginia Phone 32-F-20 P. O. Box 222 Rebel Rouser. Term Papers 96 ames auran i is Try Pizza Pie Good Food Quick Service Congratulations To The Class of 1962 Compliments of 3 Carl. Have You Discovered A New Method Of Respiration? Compliments of 97 Amelia. C[ eaners ' Good Luck To Class Of 62 ' Jlodnole City Alls, In It ' ll Never Get Off The Ground. The South ' s Largest and Finest Flour and Feed Mill Roanoke, Virginia Our Heroes £ ro ion ' s Csso fs s, eri iCG. Compliments of A Grocer ies--Accessories Self-Service Phone Ly 8-5387 Rt. 60 Powhatan, Virginia 7 rien 98 insuran er Class Cc omjyany Glass--Mirrors--Auto Glass Leigh and Roseneath Rd. Phone EL 9-3201 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of ere bee ' s Aej auran Midlothian, Virginia Ph. Sy 4-2211 Compliments of SL eve Is cHen ' s dnJ Dt oys Cl oik in 1 Southside Plaza Richmond, Virginia Good Catch! Big Daddy Compliments of C S. 3c.No oon Michaux, Virginia 99 I V L l )ousnd tan Supply d rm Ly 8-3022 Powhatan, Virginia Mice ' s Be au iy JVook Phone Ly 8-5773 Professional Care is Best For Hair Ain ' t We Pretty ? Oh Tom! This is so sudden. o Canak in Service Ceni e  A Suj, i Compliments of eu.5md.nn5 ermdr Manakin, Virginia Hear No Evil. See No Evil. Speak No Evil. Earl H. Henley--Operator Amoco Products Lawn Mower Service Sales Toro, Ariens, Moto Dial Su 4-5261 100 JC, or wans runera l tic 0 72 e Ambulance Service Phone Hu 6-2002 Goochland, Va. iowter Crozier Foodland General Merchandise Groceries--Fresh Meats Dry Goods --Notions --Hardware Gas and Oil--Agent For Watkins Products Phone 784-5470 Crozier, Virginia No Resemblance General Electric Sales And Service Farmville, Virginia Southside Virginia ' s Shopping Center For More Than Forty Years Phone Hu 6-6454 Goochland, Va. 101 aJ altins l urseries, Inc , (Since 1876) Landscaping is Our Specialty er ervi.ce U. S. Route 60 West Of Richmond Sy 4-2581 MI 8-3306 WORK ! Phone Sy 4-8801 Midlothian, Virginia A % Where ' s Jr. ? rfctrsk Ol Company Nothing Takes The Place Of TU Farmvi lie. Goochland, Virginia Your Friendly Mobil Dealer Fuel Oils Seigier Heaters Kerosene Goodyear Tires HUnter 6-2111 or 6-6411 Y our Hometown Newspaper 102 ers Hoi or Corny dny R. B. Peters, Prop. Genuine Ford Parts Atlas Tires and Tubes eti5 5 Si ore, Inc, General Merchandise Hardware Farm Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Plumbing and Electrical Phone Hy 2-2401 Phone: Day-Hy 2-2551 Night-Hy 2-3501 Cumberland, Virginia Just What I Always Wanted. Cumberland, Virginia Razor, Anyone Cutn ler land nesiaurani Atlas Tires--Batteries and Accessories Phone Hy 2-9881 Cumberland, Virginia Phone: Hy 2-3311 Cumberland, Virginia 103 Congratulations from 1 E. Adx tv, Jr. Ele mina Insurance. Auencv General Insurance Cartersville, Virginia Phone--Drake 5-4104 F. F. Fleming Mrs. F. F. Fleming Louise F. Boggs a! ic LUs SI ore. Compliments of Groceries - -Hardware Farm fk Home Supplies PH Ly 8-4477 Now, The Way I see it . . . | ¥ . w iver er Guess Who ' s Salutatorian ? 104 Brans fords fsso Sla h on Midlothian, Virginia (fsso) Compliments to the Class of ’62 0. J. Ball Lumber - - Block - - Cement - -Mortar Phone Ly 8-5882 Moseley, Virginia BraJiu rjs Si ore General Merchandise Moseley, Virginia Compliments of Leaders DeodrlmenL Sh ore. Farmville ' s Home of Better Values Farmville, Virginia Sleeping Beauty 105 Scull ern SUes Co-op, Inc. Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers Farm and Home Supplies Bulk Fertilizer And Lime Spreading P. O. Box 38 PH: Hy 2-2081 Cumberland, Virginia Joel F Teali Brok er ns Real Estate--Farms Jdmeron Suoermarle General Merchandise Phone HU 6-2072 Goochland, Virginia Amos lexaco HU 6-8891 Goochland, Virginia The Maternal Set 106 H. W. HENRY County Agent E. M. DANDRIDGE Ballsville, Va. Hy 2-30Z4 Phillips 66 Gas Groceries General Merchandise Compliments of DR. C. J. BUSWELL Twist With Coach. C. D. BROWN SONS Your Self-Service Store Phone HY 2-2601 Cumberland, Va General Merchandise Groceries--Amoco Gas--Feed CUMBERLAND GARAGE General Repair Service 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Day Phone Hy 2-2861 Night Phone Hy 2-3631 Cumberland, Va. WHEEL N DINER Phone Hy 2-3243 U. S. Route 60 Cumberland, Va. Phillips 66 Service Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of ROSE ' S 5, 10, 25 Store Farmville, Virginia 107 A. G. SMITH JR. CO. Groceries --Fresh Meats Dry Goods --Notions --Shoes Congratulations To The Class Of 62 Pulpwood Dealers F r om Maidens, Va. FLAT ROCK BARBER SHOP Ph. HU 6-2523 Compliments of Compliments of W. B. BATTERSON DAN ' S MOTOR CO. AUTO REPAIRING Powhatan, Va. Ly 8-3082 24 Hr. Wrecking Service Rt. 2 Powhatan, Va. BRIESMASTER MOTOR CO. HALL HARRIS GROCERY Groceries - -Meats - -Vegetables Sales - -Chevrolet- -Service General Merchandise--Gas L Oil Crozier, Virginia Phone Sy 4-5580 Midlothian, Virginia Compliments of AYERS BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Building Contractors Building Materials LINDSEY BROTHERS GROCERY Special Millwork Home Modernizing Midlothian Pike EXport 2-3906 Jackson Heights Farmville, Virginia 108 SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS MACHINES Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines and Calculators Compliments of J. O. MARTIN Esso Station Farmville, Virginia DAVIS MERCHANT EQUIPMENT CO. , INC. Flat Rock Route 60 Powhatan, Va. Compliments of Dealer Sales and Service International Harvester BROWN ' S GULF STATION Phone Ly 8-3058 CLYDE A. HILL AGENCY Amelia, Va. Ph 121 B ox 126 Congratulations to The Class of 1962 Nationwide Insurance Co. Auto Life Fire Sickness Casualty Accident Mutual Funds Hospitalization COL. MRS. LELAND W. SKAGGS Compliments of SWATTY ' S MEN ' S SHOP NICHOLS AMERICAN STATION Where Style Begins U. S 60 Ly 8-7911 422 E. Broad St. Powhatan, Va. Richmond, Va. 109 Mr. Ed D Chuck Winky jr e (roods Richmond, Big Daddy Virginia J. O. Spencer 110 . . . oh well, here goes. I told those kids not to close the door. The work does pile up. F.T.A. plays school. LIFE AROUND SCHOOL The winners -- What ' s wrong Dorothy? Hail Caesar! Modern art? Why so gloomy? This is how you do it, Brenda. Ill A favorite past time. Principal for a day. LIFE AROUND SCHOOL Where y ' all going! ! ! Winner or runner-up? Senior girls relax at noon. Your girl friends, Jimmy! You workin ' hard, Moyer? She had to adlib! The Cannibal King. Stud ying lines? Excused -- To work on play. 112 Powhatan County Public Library 2270 Mann Road Powhatan Va 23139 (804) 598-5670