Princess Anne High School - Peerage Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1962 volume:

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Since each student has a different total-image of his Alma Mater and each derives a different set of benefits from her, the true spirit of Princess Anne is a spirit providing for all. With this in mind examine, enjoy, and cherish your 1962 PEERAGE. We express ourselves through many media but perhaps most successfully through music, for this is the language that knows no geographical boundaries. These students gather before school each morning for a brief rehearsal with Mr. Graves, choral director. H Art opens a limitless realm of expression for the individual. Students may create in various materials and forms according to their talents and abilities. This study contributes both to one's own expression ofhvalues and to one's appreciation of the work of ot ers. , J' .X I ' 'X ggi A. 'f -5:1 jp- ' N N s1.f',J,V,Kg243 .A 1 J ,, Vv-, , -.. 5 xu wa dl Q 1 N H 5 'A W. l , .13 I.-1 1 , 'x . ,.-,, . I-,. . ' -,QI-gl ...Ii F .-g ... we SM Tw i 5 Q ' ' .. 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But with the reddening of the first fall leaves, the students return to tile and brick-study and organization. For this is the heart of student living. Princess Anne willingly assumes the role of Alma Mater. Her maternal nature becomes ever more apparent as the students seek the advice and en- couragement of an interested faculty and administration. Past the facade of each office, student needs and problems are met and reckoned With, information and encouragement are given, guidance and counseling take place. Uwcwjfflvijlvwfv g j may Ply eyypJ ,.V,1' 'rf JJ QJJJ' W lvl! .vsi I 'J My O VJ: , cv D V V l gg pid? ,J-JMU L MEX X Q JVYV t5n,':'4j,,Q'V i ev f EwH?gij?1'flf?qi,17fv.2v'.-' . , ,Am Ilia' I 1 I , :lvfagrlaf 1- iii' . 7 ,', H- 4 ' . ' H s - ' frqymmmw,rnhQ f,w.4. 'gint ig! . ,va A :fun :llllflnl-':', - l A :fa f nf- 9- L. i .':'!.'1f1ff , 1f' ' -I.. , 1, - , .I ww .-.V JN, 1 vrwwtnn-nn-u-.........,,... ,nhl il ,nm-.-N v Ir, ! 1. .'I,lu' , ' V 1 . . .--vor'-Ivqswwvv-rv-rv.-. I Q ii 4 '-I L, x Cf I LF T 1 e, n C2 1' HQ i 1524111 TQ ll K 'fn' Tal!! .tvgt Q' J, 57Lj .fl . ofvpof-XUJQIQ fo aczj cfeafq ac jeoe ,0e1'gQ12a7g3gLfl. J 1 it if l'ff'i gf QQ 025+ be Yet, 'Q X252 2 aff? N Lvf- ti KS rg ! -' L . w . 1 i 551 f , of fl . Gif rxw f 6 ll K Drama gives us a chance to express ourselves Tucked in the stacks are vicarious experiences and valuable artistically. Double trouble toil and trouble . . . information available to us for a few minutes of browsing chant these witches in MacBeth. and the marking of a card. Wrestling takes in boys of all sizes and builds muscles, develops co-ordination, and teaches the spirit of fair play. - 4 -0-P---Q-v-N..-.....,.,.,..,,,,,,, H ' I S ' Q 'W ' ' . ',-, W---4..-Yq ,- i from fgro ug r . 0. ,L Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y leaders purchase food to fill Thanksgiving baskets for indigent families. W . lr--I I i . , ' l ',f-'V X, Many of us will enter the business world after graduation. Coin- l mercial classes give us the necessary preparation. One could liken the school to a modern factory, for, in essence, it must mass produce good minds. The task is not easy. The home with a tutor is a bygone, replaced by large edifices for the education of many. The corridors become a network of arteries leading the way to specialized instruction and assistance, to books and materials, to career planning and citizenship building. 11 'O U0 n DQ K1 QGOQITS 240 1. l 4 an l e.xper1?12e12faf1'012 . 1 I iurses in in-lustrinl girvs offer us :in opportunity ri- express ourselves L-1'caziwly vrizilt- lcnrn- ing vital crafts in in iniiustrial world. wh -n,,bV-1 V ,,,, '4W5vQo 'fin M Y .X 52,--., 'W 7 V' ., s.,. -f,. ii 5 1 y n Z 4 X lllttllltlilrl iv if J 'tb . ZDWD wiv 1556! JM figmlllt 5521 350 W Fggfo Comm uzzzkfafe an ofpfcff Q a550c1'af1'0z2 . The school must mass produce good citizens. Within the framework of each learning situation the student is taught to evaluate with discrimination, to set standards and values with cau- tion, to respect With admiration - to listen, to speak, to think, and to docu- ment thoughtfully and carefully. Citizens of tomorrow, leaders of the future, pulse of the nation-cliches to be sure--yet still these are the epithets of todayls youth. But the pulse of Princess Anne is strong for its students are active. Sports, clubs, and other extra-curricular activities thrive on student participation and leadership. Our youth will not be mediocre citizens, for they are learn- ing to discuss intelligently, to think critically, and to act rationally. Through clubs and organizations qualities of leade ship and co-operation are developed. Participation in a team sport necessitates the forget ting of one's own identity, for the team must functio as a whole in body and in spirit. 315 1. 1 . Q-' p.. 'Wie Time is forgotten as the music of VPI's Southern Colonels in- vites dancing and dreaming. Nineteen Sixty-one marked the end of the Junior-Senior proms. A new precedent was set this year with the emer- gence of the Senior Prom. Many friendships and activi- ties are remembered as these students look at and read our school publications - the PEERAGE and the PAGE. fo socz' 129 an meeffgczen 5. There is nothing like a little fresh air after lunch. After observing a panoramic View of Princess Anne, we can proudly acclaim her provisions for Americanism, individ- ualism, and enthusiasm in every facet of the student's education. -H53 x u. , 'K WN, ni 'N-lv. 2 A W W 3 i'i-, , , ,, lift 'ri A5132 Q 1 -.2 N X H Pfff' f I f ' ' ' Hffxvi, 1 Q.:- igfm Ville X' mi il1y,1pQ,ffQ3 gt, i i FJ' ' 1 5. 2 Q-,A , , Q ' . if 5-11 F15 Q W.-V I-P, ' ' ilifff 'IQ -Q A . 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Our own attainments have given us joy, and the promise of our followers strengthens our faith. To Princess Anne's own Peerage - past, present, and future - We dedicate this book. It is our hope that in these pages you Will find an exemplification of the true spirit of Princess Anne: the vital, pulsing heartbeat of an active, progressive school. IB 1962 Q 101' QQIWQ BE V ARD I 2:7393 M - 1 ' 1 : 'k ,Z'.a?fn .. A. x'1'I3932f'7fQf'wmf1'.-4 3 2 K , H f ' 0 V334 r 1 , . Q ' ' ---.ex -4 Xy- N , y . by 'LQ V TA A 'j I 7' - ,il ' 'll I Z- '-','..I '-,ar r- - - 5-'FII Y ,. .' '- A1 ,v 1-.71 ' 2' u- -- ul 'v fr j.. . 0 I P? AL Wf f v' ' --1 .nw-' I x5 x as , . ,- Q, .41 :JF-A FZ-' -. -- ,W . '.-Adu is Za- '-I. HRS: N! ff in :nv - -V . ' . , ft ' ' , A- ', ,v , It Mr. J. Warren Littleton Principal ADMINISTRATIQN Mr. Frank W. Cox Superintendent of schools Princess Anne County ..,.x A Ill!!-a. EP Our office staff is efficient and a helping hand to teachers Principal's Secretaryg Miss Dorothy Oliver Registrar and and students. Left to right: Mrs. Alice Ege, School Clerkg Records Clerk. Mrs. Caddye Walker, Bookkeeperg Mrs. Marie Lassiter, , Q . .1 S X '-if I. ' Ds Mrs. Frances Hudgins Director of Guidance 12th Grade Counselor Mr. Edwin Charles Assistant Principal Mr. James Mounie 11th Grade Counselor Z3 Mrs. Betty Bracey 10th Grade Counselor Mr. Peter Sachon Assistant Principal ENGLISH . if 4. agzfzg-I , I .N fl :- , W 171204 ' 1 , . fri ' .va , aw . ,, , a-f. .4 , TZ gr. ,Z .V ' ! QQ L 1 - ' '145 ,fry .. f' ' ,1zg ,5zi4. ff' ' A si 1 . f Mil . .. .16-.-mu . A V f A ' 'L V A. 1.12521 f Q 5-' . 1' ' - 61 ggi 4' . .. .1 z' I ' f C I I rl l 'H .5 his ,H N an hu 52 X x xi Y' X 3-L Jfjfgf : ,, A , , , fe 2' ' JJ' x 'fi W es ,Jw ' f ' . . i- '. I... .47 . , 414,-' 1, 5- f 'f '., ' . . I -To 2... 'YY t 1f.z7vp,4.-an-gfglf , '.t Tp ..-ff - . -' ., ...ff .. , 1. .L CQ? CADLBLL-95 . C-CL S.btLfl2,.,K Cotmsmsml 24 .stair s. Mrs. Mary Barnes Chairman of English Dept. B. A. Westhampton Miss Roxanne Dark A. B. Women's College University of North Carolina Miss Inez Bryan B. A. Limestone Mrs. Christine Joyner B. A. Longwood Mr. Harold Wheeler A. B. University of North Carolina Miss Marie Smith B. A. Longwood Miss Frances Hughes B. S. and M. A. East Carolina Mrs. Dolores Baron B. A. Midland Miss Elizabeth Johnson B. S. Longwood Mrs. Melinda Thompson B. A. Coe Mr. Larry Williams B. S. East Carolina Mrs. Lucy Sawyer A. B. William and Mary Miss Joanne Field A. B. Salem Mrs. Shirley Armstrong B. A. Lawrence Miss Betty McCauley B. S. East Carolina Miss Anna Bland Faison B. A. Madison Miss Annette Hasty B. A. Westhampton Mrs. Virginia Binks B. A. Colorado State M. A. Columbia Miss Jacquelyn Wills B. A. Notre Dame Miss B. S. Madison fnot Judy Roberts picturedl Mr. Leonhard Hofmann University of Heidelburg State Exam Mr. Walter Hutchings B. A. St. Ambrose Mrs. Patricia Brockman B. A. Sweetbrier Miss Jewel Whitlock Chairman of Foreign Language B. A. Mary Washington M. Ed. University of Virginia Miss Margaret Moffatt B. A. Trinity Mr. James Perry B. S. University of Virginia Mr. Lewis Breedlove B. A. Randolph-Macon Mrs. Mary Linda League B. S. Longwood Mr. Thomas Garrou A. B. Duke University Miss Dian Keel A. B. William and Mary Mr. Foy Shaw B. A. University of North Carolina Mrs. Delores Fentress B. S. Longwood Miss Julia Sawyer B. A. William and Mary Mrs. Jean Robert B. A. University of North Carolina Mr. Thomas Snodgrass B. S. Washington and Lee Miss Patricia Williams B. S. Radford Mr. E. E. Cox Chairman of Social Studies Dept. B. S. William and Mary M. A. University of Virginia Miss Janice Barger A. B. Meredith M. A. T. Vanderbilt Mr. Howard McKenize B. A. Guilford M. A. University of Miami Mr. Robert Pearsall B. S. East Carolina SOCIAL STUDIES FOREIGN LANGUAGE .H 3' big 1 S , ,,, A ei 'S fl' H .- . S' in ' 1 i f l . A 1, Q X Ye. ' WV' RJ' X LCG: , f 3 I 1 .aaa-ggi.-Q. ' 1 I- I-.'. f .. .' ,'.'.. . ' '+G' '64-'f .1 . 'um' .IR 1'v1L.v-'I' I iff: 15- Z 1 'LT-j '- 2 ' ' - J f I Miss Margaret Bailey Chairman of Math Dept. A. B. Elon Mrs. Bette Walling B. A. Shepherd Mr. Norman Fields B. A. Elon Mr. John Robbins B. S. William and Mary Mrs. Penny Doyle B. S. East Carolina Miss Barbara Day A. B. Elon Mr. Harold Crist U. S. N. Academy M. A. T. Duke Mrs. Clelia Freeman B. S, Radford Mr. Claude Gimbert B. S. Virginia Polytechnic lnstitue Miss Rosemary King B. S. Baylor Mrs. Winifred Martin B. S. Wake Forest Mr. Roland Woodson B. S. Randolph-Macon M. A. Columbia University Mr. Spencer Wise B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mr. Jack Thompson B. S. Concord Mr. Ronnie Davis B.S. William and Mary Mr. James Linn B.S. William and Mary Mr. Frederick Haase B.A. Virginia Pilytechnic Institute Mrs. Mabel Taylor Chairman of Science Dept. at SCIENCE fe'-6 .nga TRADES AND FINE ARTS i ' . ' ' 55,122 L -1 , ,mf 1 via . . , ,- uf.-,, ,fftltfl - M 4 ,Wa 4, , W 1 , ,,.'f' M a .1z -ir. 1 N- :1 f '. -Q ' '1 V. 1 pang- 'Q' s ,at --'Q - -,zfixgr ij -1 ., , Vw ,-ff.- 'w f.: wr-av- fa, f fy waz lf ff y V . cv J PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Frank Weinmeister Chairman of Trades and Industrial Art Dept. A.B. Colorado State R. Adm. Francis McCune U.S.N. Ret. B.S. U. S. Naval Academy Mr. Blair Myers B.A. Bridgewater M.Ed. University of Pittsburg Mr. Howard Niswander B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mr. James Lassiter B.S. East Carolina Mr. Harvard Deen Rutgers William and Mary Mr. William McBride B.S. Ed. Austin Peay St. Mr. George Martin Custodian Mr. Frank Taylor B.S. Emory and Henry M.Ed. William and Mary Mr. Clark Graves B.M.E. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music' Mr. George Bailey B.S. and M.S. Eastern Illinois University Mr. Daniel Bulter B.S. University of Tennessee Mr. Cyril Tomko B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mr. John Grady B.S. and M.A. East Carolina Mr. James Spencer B.A. Elon Mrs. Helen DeVita B.S. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Miss Doris Sult B.S. Radford Mr. Walter Hughes Chairman of Boys' Physical Education B.S. and M.A. East Carolina Mrs. Edith Shields Chairman of Girls' Physical Education B.S. Longwood Mr. Otis Huband B.F'.A. and M.F.A. Richmond Polytechnic Institute fnot picturedj Mrs. Kathleen Edmondson B.S. Madison Mrs. Verna Frey B.S. Tennessee Tech Mrs. Hortense Eason B.S. Woman's College University of North Carolina Mrs. Helen Walton Chairman of Business Dept. B.S. Mary Washington Miss Shirley Jacobs B.S. Ed. Madison Mr. Harold Revis B.S. and M.A. West Carolina Miss Ida Faye McMath B.S. William and Mary Mrs. Anne Owens B.S. Ed. Madison Mrs. Betty Barco B.S. Ed. Longwood Mrs. Miriam Leverage B.S. S.A. Woman's College University of North Carolina Mrs. Rose Breedlove B.S. Longwood Mrs. Helen McMillan R.N. School of Nursing Park View Hospital Pineland Junior College Mr. Robert Braun Librarian B.S. Mrs. B.S. Miss B.S. East Carolina Virginia Folkes Madison Sue Lassiter Richmond Polytechnic Institute Mr. George Coffer B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mrs. Enid Beazley Chairman of Home Economics B.S. Madison Mr. Carroll Coakley Chairman of Distributive Education B.S. Richmond Polytehnic Institute Mrs. B.S. Mary Sue Spencer H.E. University of North Carolina BUSINESS wr---, 7.1!-Y. - W is - HOME ECONOMICS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 17 -'Wif Aw Ziff, 65-:f f' 'iiL.fF.f?f' -fw 's im. 4, 'F' 'LS . n X iff!-f'if 1 Q A... I fi!-f ' L 4'I.f enjof Cfizss 0 1962 Senior year the apogee of high school life. For twelve years, and sometimes more, we have struggled to reach this status. Special activities such as receiving class rings, producing a class play, attending the Senior Prom, and finally be- ing graduated set this year apart from the rest. Many who were freshmen with us have left Princess Anne. Some of these are remembered. Others have slipped out of our memories. New students joined us and filled the vacancies to overflowing. Together we have studied, worked, and played and felt the slow approach of maturi- ty. Now, graduation is here. Some of us are eager, others are almost reluctant to leave high school where so much has transpired. What lies ahead is already outlined for many of us, but even so the fulfillment of plans is vague. For who can fathom college or the work-a-day world. Previous- ly we have known these things only vicariouslyg now we shall experience them first hand, relying on the things we have learned. Graduation is thought of as an end. Commence- ment, though, reminds us that receiving diplomas is a beginning. Our venture into the larger World of adult years lies ahead. Each individual faces this world alone. Learning is a continual process. We acquire knowledge in order to achieve wis- dom, and schooling is a means to this end. In retrospect, We see that life has offered much already, but the greatest opportunities are before us. With a glance over our shoulders at the past, we step forward to face the future, to meet the challenge of living enriching lives in- dependently. csenzbr GQJS OFCQFS Left to right: Mrs. Mary Barnes, class sponsor, Nancy Gotwald, vice-presidentg Dick Garriott, president: Marie Lanspery, secretary: Georgia Fox, treasurer. Nsxsxx X .,, ,,-,Haw -5-ze, 1. 5. W Ann Aaron l James Amburn Mary Ellen Arndt 5 Woodrow Baker ll . ., ,, . ,,,,,,,L Nancy Ackiss Thomas Ammons Elizabeth Atwood Ronald Ballance 'ws -oy 1:7 Leland Allen Marilyn Anderson Amy Austin Grace Bamforth '31 'R' A V! eo, Qi' .e Sandra Allred Nancy Anderson Carol Bailey Mildred Bandelos P Raymond Almond Richard Anderson Gloria Baker Lewis Barlow Paul Amato Marlene Armour Velma Baker Carol Barnes as, ar 9- f- , J , ,,,...g11Q H... Wi Sandra Barnes Tim Barrow Robert Blythe Howard Board WWW -f ,.... -J 7 V .122-E13711' -- ,,,.,, .f .5 1 f Joe Bazem ore Conrad Boisvert F.,, ' 47, ., .- ..-.-- f- gian' af .-, 511' .-: Jane Bean Judith Boomer W'illis Bramlitt Mitchell Brody ' ' ff'- , gary'---1----'w ------------,-'-f 34 if f . A . ,527 Elizabeth Bernard Lettie Boomer Sheron Breon Clifford Brown Jean Beshears Karen Boothe Janice Brewton Florence Brown 'v .5 x 4. x Qi.. ff ' 4'-cv. 'W John Bissett Elvie Bonney Bruce Bright Gail Brown , 1: 'AT' James Blankenship Leland Blehm Dolores Bradberry Brian Brinkley Johnnie Brown 1, William Bradley Judy Brim Roger Brinn Patricia Brown Judith Bryant enzbf' ass 0 J962 Elizabeth Britton John Buck 35 William Brockman Nancy Budnick V r 2:fc-wgg'-:gg-7-zvzgpvizay -:rf-g7:,'g', 1 -ram: 1:-:2i!'f- ' ' ' ,f4,-me ' l:'3f.vs-.v,1:lF1f' 'f2f 1'i.f I ff ,Z. 'Y' ,y , 1 .,,. gy. .fy-' .P '. If-:c - ., 's 1 ' ' .11 -, , mimxp ,G hw- 'fffufz-. j jggmal- 'Z' in xxx . ,, H' -VI, , , ,M :V K 1 'ff f I 'Q 1 . , Carol Bunch Nita Capps QD! OI15' Francis Cohan William Colby Gerald Collier Richard Collier James Crosswhite Judith Crow Herbert Culpepper William Daley f 7 1 IW. I. ., W ,,.,.. ,.,. -u , ..,, .,7,, 1 I , . f 4-.-.cafn V ffiz- ': .V ,,.-h 36 e W A ,, I Parris Burbage Jackie Carroll Ronald Collier Wilma Daniel --nf ---'1:f,., W V A ,MI :L-.:1.',- .nf 44 M., 1 5 1, Henry Burden Carol Carson Anita Cooper Carolyn Danner i 1 N w P . ' w 'id Judy Faye Burgess Herbert Cartwright Charles Cox Carolyn Davidson l I l -.f,.E-Me- Charlene Burke Betty Burroughs Thelma Buyrn Robert Cartwright William Castle Bruce Clarke Cheryl Cozzens Carolyn Crews Elizabeth Davidson Barry Davis Ti '--. N U Nina-5.5, 37 - 'N S za, , ' - 4 ' v . U ., C y . Q' Nancy Caldwell Frances Cameron Deborah Clarke David Claude 1962 1 4 4 V James Davis Nancy Davis Paulette Davis Barbara Dorsett Steven Doshier Gayle Doss 'Z S 'Y 1: - 1,1 M 1 -ve' -at ,V fri 941' 'ii 5i44-QTL Q- K..------A 1, - t ' -' -- K Af:.Q.P:Ad Robert Dawson Lloyd Dean Ruth DeBoer Louis Doughty William Dovell Vicki Dudley William Duprey Linda Durham Cheryl Early Arthur Esenberg Helen Estes Shelby Etheridge 38 IF' if Harry Dennis Diane Denson Sandra Dunbar Daniel Dunford Carol Eason Anne Faber Page Eaton Linda Farmer 5. ag... 3 Dil Kay Dickerson John Dunn Richard Edelman Marsha Faust 9121014 C115-5 Thomas Edenton Judith Felts G SN on Y 39 0 i962 Dorothy Ellen Reid Ervin Karen Fells Eugenia Ferebee 5' rig, 9121.013 lrenda Futrell Pat Gifford G., s Stacy Garrett Barbara Gilbert Richard Garriott James Gilman WT 4 ' Faye Fisher Georgia Fox John Garrow Mary Gimbert 1 ' ki 1 , 5 A iii . 0 1 3 'H -4. if wi, , , ff' Richard Fisher Evelyn Fitzgerald Nancy Fox Carol Frame Riley Gazzaway Charles Gentry Cecelia Girard Robert Givens 1 S' in s. , 1, nr U w i 4 Carole Flanigan Celeste Francis William Gentry Sarah Godfrey - ' fn Leonard Flanigan Carolyn Franklin Edgar Gerloff Carole Goodman l Indie Flora Curtis Forbes Lynn Freeman Joan French Linda German John Gordan e'e'eee L. 41 owl lg I 1 C !', Berenice Folkes Robert Forrest Robert Frick James Fulmer 1962 x xiii 4 Qs.. -A' ' ' ' Av.:-' , 1 1 I . hz ' 1 1 - ,,f,,f Z ,,A,, Q if .vu ,g' W f, 5 ,I f. , ,, ' ,ff ,.- mg., . -Q4-41 U:-V 1 A Helen Goslin ?ay Haddaway 0 ., Nancy Gotwald Martha Graham Anne Hall Cherry Hall -l 1 'AJ 41 s',g .t XXXXQ XXX 3 f-- ' ff , - a .-L . Q.. ,. , I-l.l'f 7 nf-'3-, '-.1 ' +- Q. ' -. ' avi' -1-:--fi--Q LUEJTEQ4 'A - ff.-ET -Z :f-54 -, fs- s - Ii: ' '17 sf:-A H f f , If ,1 ' 17, 1 .. A '4 x , ' fa IIT' 'A lit 1-. , Q4 -K-as . , W l ' X' we - g IQ' '- f: JV N3 X, Sgt I 13. N'f'.F:'ii A if 9 2 John Grandy Deanna Halstead Ernest Hargrove Lois Hebert Glenda Gray Merle Hammer Edward Harmon Herbert Heiser 9 . A. as ?. , J - - rf, , y Ruth Anne Gregory LaVaughn Hamrick Sue Harpold Patricia Hess - IQ-7 'i A . Q. in fix Shelby Grimstead Shirley Grimstead Gloria Hansen Sandra Hanson Henry Harrell William Harris Pam Hilbert Charles Hilton f -'-ff. Wayne Griswald Mildred Hardy Carol Harrison Keister Hiteshew W1 9121614 C1255 0 1962 Gwendolyn Hawbecker Ernest Hayes Robert Hayes Allen Hodges Sarah Hodges Richard Holland tml 91216143 James Jefferson James Jones Fred Jenks Sandra Jernigan Josephine Jones Michael Jordan ,?, f 'W J -as Robert Hollerbach Suzanne Ivers Barbara Joaquin Vincent Kauffmann 1114... gay , Z7 -1,115 Patricia Hopkins Connie Ives Diana Johnson Louise Kaufmann . if 'T-Yi ilv W e i 1-. ,. ..,1 Elizabeth Hudgins Louis Ives Helen Johnson Kenneth Keefe ' lf of ' ff? if 44 ff by ' ZW' in V,, .Q J, Margaret Hudgins Barbara Huffman Richard Jackins Robert Johnson Rebecca Kellam T, Donald Jackson Elizabeth Jones James Keller Wesley Hughes Pat Jackson G. Robert Jones Virginia Kelly E if HK, l Mary Ellen Imel Sandra Irish John Isaacs Earl Jacobs Alton Jarman Leon Jarvis 1962 45 , 'lf-r, , e ' rio.: , ,IG v ff 2 f 5 f 'S I f v 5' 1 I Eugene Kemph Arthur Kennedy Linda Kerlee Mary Ann Kershaw Carolyn Kirkpatrick Gail Klein Fredrick Knack Clayton Krejci 'D fXx QW' f 7 lv Marie Lanspery George Lederman I '- T,i'v w fi 1 '- ' '.f 79,1 3 7 J Fred Keys Yang Kue Judith Laramie Barbara Lee .F iz ..-. M V Fixx ,Ly -' Gail Keyser Robert Lane Beverly LaRose Carole Lee ff, 4 N TF? .Ez , Major Kight James Killingsworlh Larry King 1 Sandra Langdon Alfred Langhorn Joyce Langley i Robert LaRose Daniel Larson Marcie Larson George Lawrence 1 1 William Lee Lou Ann Legum Sharon Leigh Melvin Leonard 9121614 Chew- 0 1962 Frank Leach Annis Leveridge Randy Leddy Robert Little 'Y' 47 91216145 Robert Meads Linda Miller William Midgette VVade Miller W5 l .,,-,, Y,.. W ...,. 7,-if ,I . ,. , ,.,,, , Y,.W-T7W V114 gm.-. will ,. -.f 11-1- M, 1. ,-fyfgj .f .-:V ,gf Diane Lumpkin Kathryn Martin Stephen Millard William Miller e ,.,. Wallace Lupton Lynne Martin Robert Miles Judith Moore A 'f ?'r V! 'L -4,- -Q-' A A Pat Mahoney Phyllis Martin Douglas Miller Kathryn Moore Elizabeth Mann Louis Mathews Gary Miller Victoria Moore 'I' '7 X .. Diane Mapp Lee Mathus James Miller Joe Monahan I I v,giii Jean Marcin Ernest Marrow Jerry Martin Joey Martin William Mathus Edward Matney Dwain Mattox Cynthia May Laurel Miller Betty Morris -- x, fi' ' .t . rar , - I' , V., r .- 3 49 1962 15,.,,3,1.. f.-55 T H, --:-f-A -' ,, '-gy? , ' fy' ,310 9' aff 'TQ' s -' fax N -f 4- - eff F7 ff +I if 'S , - me , 1 , , -,....gI 4 ' 'Y 5 x ., , V Gail Morgan Janet Morgan Joyce Morgan , ...... . ,. ..,. ,,,,.,! 1 1 A ,ow- Robert Morgan Thomas Myers Stephen MacDonald Kathleen McCabe Edna Ann McClatchey James McDonnell JoAnn Newbury gf . '..v.ZI U 2, 4 'B ' 4 Y , I , 4 -Phu.. 579' 1 'Mu 7 ' - 7 . ,- f I lf' nfl ing, f - ,,. . 50 1- 251215 '7- .':?:f.-11:1 'f-V2 5715 35.0 .fff,A:'f:1,gf'-' - ,pf'442-1:4-' Zi ' , --, a - My :ai ' rv ii i 4 'C' ll .X ' 3 1: ' ' i : , -- -17 ,, ' 12:-'f'4'357'f f' Linda Munden Dana McClenny Elizabeth McGinnis Sharon Newing -Kf- f.-.-me 7' ' Y 3 Daniel Murray Alice McCollum Ethel McGonigle Diane Newman Q Menus. ,WTZ 4 ,, . ., . Y 1' 1 'Jw ' A , -ifiifif ' - J U i A 'halt rf V ' ' 'af-cliff' 'A P' ' Q-3:91, e' lv' 4-.- '. .,, X i . Y - 1 1 . 4, W ezyzbr Skis O -Z-, 1962 George Murphy Cecil Myers Richard Myers Jerry McConnell Kenneth McCullough Richard McDonald Kay McHone Robert Mcliain Joan McKean Margery Mcliillen Harold Newsome Alan Nilsen Ronald Nixon Sheron Noel Thomas Neathery Glenn Nyhus Linda Newberry Richard 0'Brien F , 6 - S Pe 'Q , , . N 8-4 i1 C'?f, I9 f -HQ tl, QT' ' 1151 L enzbrs Thora Pesnicak Jean Powers Durant Phillips Roger Provo I I ' F Michall Odening Sandra Oliver Virginia Oliver Joseph Parker Douglas Paschall Sandra Phillips Carolyn Piasecki Margaret Pick Andrea Ransgn Thomas Rutherford Gloria Rea J 1 J 1 Bonnie Paul v Carl Plavidol William Reid ,QIQQ,.,LLJ ' 52 l 5 f. 'l . ' Y,Y-Y ' iv ' ,Y,,,1 , 'Q S., if Carol Olson Roy Orr John Gsmundson Barbara Owens Maureen Page Forrest Paradise John Paxson Bonnie Payne Suzanne Payne William Peebles William Pennington Joseph Perry Patricia Plevyak Diane Plougher Anne Powell Erena Reynolds William Riedell George Roberts C . F.. 53 1962 T1 3 ' M 4' ' 'v 34. , of 5 'i I' , fir , jj v , . ii , ,P .V 154' 1 I ' 6' ff? . .L f new fi? ,QI 4' ' 1 f u fy 45,17 e Q ,,,,f ZH 1 , , ...,..,,.., -Q .,,,,,, .Q'7 l f--. or iv 4... .5 25 1 ' i A, df 9 2 -'fn ,,,,,Y Si, Suzanne Roberts Betty Robertson Earl Roby George Rodeheaver Rebecca Roebuck Ralph Sanford Betty Santti Kathy Saunders Pete Savidge Sandra Sawyer Linda Scott Lynda Scott Daniel Smith Mickey Smith 'W' 'qv V Z--iv ,I 1 . ' If-1 f A Q... ,A A 421 A A ' , 3 fr f 'N . HU I H 1 I , K 1 I X 'za' -4 - ' Q - ' - x. l :gf .15 .. 2 V f N iv ,, 1 4 V m':b:':,.,:f21Zii - Y I . 1, X , K . 'e 12 - - - 'lv' ' 'F l 169:55 ' is V .111 V V , . S4 Robert Rogers Johnnie Scarper Susan Scurria Richard Smith 13 enzbf l Ulm 'i 1962 Stephan Rose Mary Ellen Roosendaal Clarence Rose Rachel Schemo Thomas Schmidtt Diane Scott Kenneth Seay Margaret Selfridge John Shepherd Susan Shelby William Shield Eugene Snow Robert Solomon Lou Spangler Orelia Sparrow Bailey Spence Alan Smith Kenneth Spitzer 9 I l y 12'-'J i 5 5 -.1 .. at '57 I 1 www V572 ' iff ' L.-114125:-L' .f ' 1, ! , 'I 4 ,- '-1-f ..,1g12?fsd14 ' Carl Spruill Edna Strawhand Elizabeth Taylor James Thompson A 2 M QQ, VM, . :v,.4,. Alton Stallings Rhoda Sturtevant Daniel Templeton Bruce Terry Alan Thornton Elaine Thornton A . -0. FN , Y,,, v A . , Q Q ' '- v5,.JI, l.',.wg '13, 'I 4 I ' n'4Q ! I 'r' -Jil' ! 'f A n Iv,-,I 1 f- ! 5- ,.A.,f :f. i ff .ff!:'71 .'fff' ar, oe, A4- ,,,f,..,,.. ,N ,..? ,,,,,,, ,, V Y N Robyn Stanek Richard Strickler Ammon Tharp Bob Tillett ' ' 4 , , , , x W sw Barbara Stanford McLean Stroud Loretta Thatcher Tommie Tompkins I .av i John Staylor Barbara Styron Margaret Thomas Sharon Trenton fs.-l A Q? Y . .N A, 57 Carolyn Steele Jeanne Steinhilber Michael Stockton Mary Sutton Julian Swain Linda Tackett 1962 Slm '! f ' 75' 'f' 5 , -.',. f, .kj W Q Dk , ,,.i , i w ' '3- Eileen Tucker Janet Twiford Thomas Vaughan Valerie Vestal , .nf IQ' K 5 , -- sw , aa.a, Don Tyler Geraldine Vincent 's f - 'i 4 . A L w g7.f,. ws- - ., WA.,-.:qm,: f.,. Q fr' ' 1' 3 l 1 3 -' .v P e Q I -it l 4 xl Q 45. , . 5' gf Dwight Twiford Nancy Von Elm Micheal Weeks Elaine Williams . ,, ik I A.,'C 5 XG .fy . 5' U' f T is , J, K 'Q ' 5221 2 - , .gil Q, L., Betsy Tysor John Ward Raquel Weyse Harold VVilliams S8 Joseph Upson James Waterfield Richard Wheeley June Williams -: -r J , . ,Q , J 1 X J 1 1K7 1 1' L f ' I X ' A ff ,. f' Sandra Waterfleld Way lon Webbon Susan Webster l 1 l f L f Z X l Lmda Whxtmore fn James Wlggs Dee VVlldndge Ray mond Wilson Carolyn Wmslow Jane Vhlhelm .-1----Y--Y -- H 'W' ,- -::.,,:...gg -I r Brenda Womack ezuors 'vu W r or ' ':fEf'C:4-I- N 1 , .I pg, - Q f-23.-,, , -Iii:-like .I ,fin Q.::-:, - wb' ' I og .. - , si . 11: : 1 . X , rss I 5 .- 15:5 : kf fx: .. . ..,., ,.: .,:,,, , X' ' . ' , W-' ja ri ' :f -1, -- ' ' E 'ffiffilli . 5 , - 'f '4 Q 3 'il fr:-:A ,,.. 4 A' H rw .I mx , f '13, xx. , i. 1 ' T .. :': f yd Nancy Woodhouse 5 .. lip? ' f- ue. V 7.1 vii -up ,I ,Q In i ' VMMJ , John Woodward Iris Wright A hilarious and memorable highlight of the senior English student's year was this excerpt from Henry VIII. Susan Worth Jean Zartman 1962 Seniors studying in the library? if 60 rf ,-li ll' ll , A 'Tr' n., 5 9 1 Iv-I k ff' .I QQ Afjlf. 'f1'. ' A fa f-f- .QF 1 NM i 624' 1 'SW ' 'LFP -- f.. 5 L5 pig' 1 L' H fb.. -, gp-hi' 'V At' 'V .V 7,i ,:?, -.,'Q1-:I-C'fL-11A-:?'E YJ ,, - - . 1 -EY , , , .Y - - . 4 - 1- 1 1-1 .sz iw? I ,1 ff x Jj' J . r. .- 1 ...I . ,, ' : :: .' :rf . 43 ,lr . 'gr . if -' :-F :'f ' +1 -5 -4-' , . .-,iff ? ff 'iflifii-:ff-T V . . . . , . Y P 1 I ,L ' ' 'Jian'-I : rv 61.-.'f'-.rn-. 7, '1' -ff:5-.,fgL::- ,. , sl .., . 15fv'25':- if: -v 5 ,i..Pfgi3gQ SfS g A jj r..'?f?f 6 E . f A :ggi-...H ', ' , . AV ,,-.uk-'gp' , ,, F '?'?f i 5ff51e111f:ff i X If-a-.:4i.g.-:f'l' F-'1'1 , :- ' Hqswii, ' ,, ' .N i.'.f' fy. . Tl: f:-' 7 -V N 1 ' ai-wiv'-'4 f ff.-,H 4531 15 A fits: gf f -Mifjggi 25 9:2 1 gi 19-ilixf 5'f 1f?',?2-' ' f ,I '-'--f .5-. . 'l',x,,i:-'3 55:2 . ' -4, ' 1 rw- Ig. .PHP ig: V: gg- . ia rs, .v 1 ' '- fa hi ' . :'f'F a . ' 31 -!.-.gsA4A 1 , 'tw-J' ' '. Q:-: I, 5:15-, E :wif . - R, ll THE JUNIOR CLASS Our Junior year marks a period of change in tradition and custom in the history of Princess Anne. Boldly we have met and accepted these changes even though it sometimes meant postponing the fullfillment of a dream. The events of this year remain in our memories, vividly restating the high points of an unforgettable year. Many furiously lamented the loss of the long-awaited Junior-Senior Promg but We realized the necessity for its end. Anxiously we now look forward to our Senior Prom. . The highlight of our Junior year was the receiving of class rings. The members of our class were the first to receive their rings as Juniors. Soon we shall be mighty Seniors-the last rung in the high school ladder. We look forward with eagerness to our last year, but not without a backward glance on our wonderful Junior year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Miss Bryan, sponsorg Brenda Koon, vice-presidentg Richard James, presidentg Claudia Frias, secretaryg Mike Matton, treasurer. L L x. ..r,,. E ' 62 IORS Tom Ambs Judy Anderson Gloria Ange Mary Apple Mary Armpriester Jane Arnold Warner Athey Rowland Audit Freddy Awe Homer Bacon Mary Lou Baier Ann Bailey Arnold Baker Joe Baker Mary Anne Baker Jeannie Ballard Susan Barber Faye Barnes Lois Barnes Peggy Barnes Linda Bartee Chet Bartusiak Gary Baugh Charlene Baum Jean Bayles Kay Bazemore Cookie Beamon Beverly Bell Winnie Bell Susan Benbow Bill Bennett Greg Benoit Pam Birdsong Byron Black - '-1 Becky Blonts J U IORS Fred Board Gerald Bolling Jane Bonney Jeff Bonomo Barbara Boothe Johanna Boroughs Cynthia Bostain Frand Boumila Ken Bourma Diane Bowdoin Barbara Bowman Barbara Boyce Johnny Boyce Robert Bozard Joyce Bradley Norman Brien Janet Briers David Bright Joe Bright Ronald Brock Anne Brockmyer Brenda Brodie John Broughton Anne Brown Joyce Brown Kathy Brown Robert Brown Scott Brown Larry Burbage Preston Burgess Sharon Burkhart Kathy Bushong Ruthie Byrnes Martha Cake Jane Calfee JU IGRS Coleen Callahan Margaret Callahan Carolyn Campbell Katie Cardwell Tereasa Carr Carol Carrol Betty Carson Johnny Carter Margaret Cash Theresa Casillas LaVerne Casper Linda Caudill Elizabeth Causey John Chamblin Yvonne Chisholm Linda Ciola Alvin Clabo Donna Clare Carolyn Clark Elizabeth Clark Mike Clevenger Marilyn Cole Gay Coleman Glenn Colley Carol Colonna Ann Coltrane Dottie Colucci Steve Conboy Bruce Congdon Gladys Contildes John Cook Julian Couch Wayne Couch Gary Cox Marshall Cox L 1' l ,a Ll r' UNIOR Jane Craddock Paul Craig Brenda Creef Alex Creekmore Buddy Crigger Sidney Crunk Susie Crute Amber Cunningham Lloyd Curry Kathy Dahl Karen Daly Kay Davis Tom Dawson Douglas Day Rayna Deafenback Darlene Deafenbaugh Bobby DeMille Babs Denham Sara Dennis Paul De-Rocher Jim Devine Judy Dickens Sandra Dickens Darrell Divito Jennifer Dobbs Linda Donaldson Bud Donnelly Diane Dorsett Claudia Doughtie Rita Doughtie Donnie Downs Leona Dozier Robert Drumwright Lucille Dudley Harriet Dugan J IGRS Bonnie Dwyer Connie Dyckman Fay Edmondson Gail Edwards Robert Egas Steve Eggleston Alan Elliott Royce Elmore Leanne Emmons Karen Englett Elaine English Charan Enroughty Robert Esenberg David Etheridge Mary Ellen Etheridge Patsy Etheridge Elizabeth Faust Sandra Fehrman Jimmy Felton Linda Fentress Mary Fentress Austin Ferguson Noel Finney Rena Fishel Forrest Fisher Phil Flanagan James Fox Nancy Foy Joseph Franke Philip Franklin Rae Fraser Tommy Freeman Claudia Frias Joe Frizzell Katie Fulford JU ICR Terry Gallagher Bobby Garriott Margaret Gates Susan Gatlin Tanya Gavitt Joe Gilliland Mary Lou Goode Ronnie Goodell Stephanie Goodwin Aubrey Gordon Rod Gossman Linda Graves Dorothy Greenwood Janice Greer Anne Greico Barbara Grennan Linda Grimstead Lester Gunter Linda Gwaltney Jerry Hackett Mike Haffey Pat Hager Drew Haines Ralph Haines John Hall David Hallstin Sandy Hamrick Diane Hancock Anita Hanks Gary Hannaford Susan Hanson Ronnie Harksen David Harrell Lamar Harrell Joe Harris IGRS Malcolm Harris Tommy Harris Vail Hassan Otis Hastings Kitty Hawbecker Harvey Heckman J uanette Heen Bob Henderson Janice Hendricks Janice Hensley Kathy Herman Vernell Heusel Charles Higgins Abby Hilton Calvin Hilton Dickie Hines Carolyn Hinkle Celene Hodge Barbara Hodges Ron Hoel Robert Hogue Judy Holgate Ronnie Holloman Tim Holmes Georgia Hornbake Don Houp Gary Howard John Howard Judy Hurd Larry Jalbert Linda Jalbert Al James Mike James Richard James Bob Jenkins l at 5 R' il if ' A ii: 6 -as? r4'f'Yf'i' ,f 11 9-. 'ffm' 70 'vs I J U IORS Carl Johnson Ernest Johnson Norma Johnson Larry Johnson Barbara Jones Beatrice Jones Garr Jones Priscilla Jones Gloria Jordan Dennis Kalinoski Dan Kappers Fred Keene Ronnie Kemp Elizabeth Kemper Sharon Kern Carol Ketchie Bill Keys Richard Keyser Donald Kilgore Carolyn Kime Mark Kizis Joan Knight Lenny Knight Barbara Koehler Brenda Koon Kathy Krejci Shirley Krouse Joan Krynski Tom Kuester Lois Lambdin Mary Ann Landrum Pat Lane Lyndia Lara Douglas La Vesque Linda Law JU ICR Steve Lawrence Sue LeClair Kenny Lemmond Sarah Lenelson Sandra Leno Chuck LeRoy Dawn Lewis Tommy Lewis Ruby Licona Marion Lilley Nora Lindblad Larry Linn Carolyn Litchfield Van Lloyd Jimmie Locke Pat Long Jon Lowe Bobby Luke Susan Lyon Vicki Lyons Pat McCormick Frances McCoy Donald McCrickard Robert McCullough Chuck McGathey Gail McKnight Susan McKnown Louise Macomber Joyce Magnussen Dennis Mailhot Barbara Maloney Sharon Mansfield Cheryl Marshall Dallas Martin Mary Martin JU IOR Jim Mather Mike Matton Steve Maxedon Larry Mayo Mike Mayo Diane Meade Sandy Meade Jan Meades Bill Meador Darlene Medley Barbara Messick Dottie Meyers Frank Midovits Bill Miles Sharon Miles David Miller Donnie Miller Faye Miller Henry Miller Joyce Miller Judy Lynn Miller Donald Miller Donna Mohr Judy Monahan Joanne Moore Sharon Moore Barbara Moreland George Morrell Bill Morris Billie Jean Morris Bobby Morris Ellie Morris Margaret Morris Bonnie Mosley Joe Moulton J U IORS Jackie Moyer Peter Muller Annette Murden Bruce Nath Scott Nelms Carla Netherland Jimmy Newbury James Newland Phyllis Newman Thnetta Newman Louisa Nicolas Cheryl Nichols Gene Nimmo David Noble Gordon Nolan Bill Nosay Jeannette Nunnally Anne Oakley George Old Jeff Olson Leo O'Neal Carolyn Osmundson Beverley Owens Clyde Owens Barbara Oxx Jerry Palmer John Paradise Suzanne Parker Frieda Parr Malcolm Paul George Paxson Lee Pearce Linda Pearman Laurie Peccia Harry Penner -N vs fir: 0-gm 1... 'P' C' C' 'Q-fi' JU IOR Joe Pennington Jimmy Perdue Mike Persinger Alice Pesnicak Joell Peters Barbara Peterson Jimmy Peterson Gail Petree Paul Petty Charles Phillips Matilde Pimentel Carol Piper Robby Pittman Janet Poindexter Cris Pond Pat Porter Pat Potter Sandy Potter Chickie Powell Toni Preston David Prine Linda Pritchard Bill Pritchett Jack Pruitt Cathy Quinn Donna Raher Diane Rainier Bobby Randall Brenda Rash Dorothy Rawlins Flossie Reese Bill Reich Connie Reilmann Eric Rice Carol Richards JU IORS Shelley Richard Bonnie Richter Sally Richter Raymond Rickerson Donna Riedell Carolyn Roberts Buddy Robertson Kay Robinson Mary Rockwell Darlene Rodgers Ann Rollins Marvin Rollins Betsy Ross Vera Rotton Judy Roughton Sharon Rozitus Harold Reubel Tom Ryan Francie Sachon Leo Salch Carol Sallwasser Louise Sanderson Judi Sanford Mary Satterfield Lee Sawyer Jimmy Schwartz Mike Schwartz Bobby Scribner Howard Self Ethel Selfridge Anna Shafer John Shaw Kathy Sheeley Neal Shelby Chuck Sherman JU IORS Jackie Shirley Penny Shray Pat Siddall Ronnie Sidwell Anne Simmons Betsy Simmons Dorothy Simms Carolyn Singer Kalyn Sivills Diane Skinner John Skinner Bob Slaughter Delbert Slavens Barbara Smity Bill Smith Carol Smith Dale Smith Donny Smith Kathy Smith Pat Smith Patsy Smith Wayne Smith Ronnie Snead Robert Snyder Ronnie Snyder John Sohn Carol Spain Francine Spanpinato Gaynelle Spencer Sherri Spidell Charles Sprat Barbara Spruill Rose Spruill Jimmy Stancil Tim Stamatis UNIORS Myron Steele Sandra Steele Sharon Steinmetz Mike Stillo Sherry Stommel Doug Stout Leslie Stoutenburgh Troy Straight Ronnie Strew Susan Struthers Arthur Summers Linda Swan Sandy Sykes Opal Taylor Patsy Taylor Robert Taylor Rodger Taylor Joan Ann Telles Carl Tereskerz Bobby Thomas Sharon Thomas Alan Thompson Barbara Thompson Gary Thompson Beth Tignor Curtis Todd Janet Trenkle Connie Trueblood Harold Truesdale Tommy Tucker Van Tunstall Lee Anne Turner John Tyler Denny Valianos Margaret Vance 74 Q'7' L , . .X-44 f 78 JU IOR Paula Van Meter Billy Vasile Jimmy Vaughan Ann Vickery Sharon Vines Carol Walker Margaret Ann Walker Debbie Wall Barbara Wallace Ricky Warford Joyce Warren Mike Warren Sandy Watkinson Anne Weidlein Ed Wendell Joe West Blake Weston Ginny Whalen Barbara Whipple Allen Whitaker Brenda White Ed White Eileen White Larry White Sara White Terri White Willard White Bette Whitehead Priscilla Whitehurst Tracy Wilder Mary Ellen Wilkerson Betty Williams John Williams Linda Williams Cecelia Williamson Richard Wills Charles Wilson David Wilson Don Wilson June Wilson Margie Wilson Tim Wilson Pat Winnett Glen Withrow Don Wizernan Susan Wolf Freddie Wood Jerry Wood Linda Wood Kris Woodard Duke Woody Linda Wright John York Charles Grey Juniors carefully select the stones which when placed in rings mill make them semoxs -next year. enzor MARY ANN KERSHAVV-Transfer from 'Granby. Drill Team 25 Future Homemakers of America 3. MAJOR KIGHT-Semper Peratus Hi-Y 4. FREDRICK KNACK-Latin Club 25 Chess Club 3,4, Vice President 3,45 Junior Civitan Club 3.45 I.C.C. Repre- sentative 35 Manager of VVrestling Team 3,45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 3,-1: Beta Club 3.45 Executive Committee S.C.A. 4. ' CLAYTON KREJCI-Freshman Football5 Semper Para- tus Hi-Y 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Wrestling Team 3,4. KAREN LA FE-Beta Club 3,4. ROBERT LANE-Chorus 1,25 Chess Club 3,45 Golf Team 3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Tennis Team 3,45 D.E. Club 4. JOYCE LANGLEY-Transfer f r 0 m Hewitt-Trussville High School. MARIE LANSPERY-Future Teachers 1,2,3,4, Treasur- er 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, Historian 35 F.T.A. Convention Delegate 2,3,4: Beta Club 3,45 Keyette Club 4, Reporter5 S.C.A. Executive Commit- tee 3,-15 S.C.A. Representative 35 Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 35 Recording Secretary of I.C.C. 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Class Secretary. JUDITH LARAMIE-Homeroom President 1,25 Prom Committee 1,2,35 Sophomore Class Treasurer, Steering Committeeg Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Sophomore Hall of Fame5 Vice-President S.C.A. 35 Executive Council of S.C.A. 3: PEERAGE Staff 3,45 PAGE Staff 35 S.C.A. Representative 45 Senior Class Steering Committee5 Homecoming Court 45 Ruritan Bowl Court 45 Princess Anne Correspondent to Norfolk-Ledger 4. BEVERLY LA ROSE-Future Homemakers of America 4. MARCIE LARSON-Art Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Drill Team 4. WALTER LAWRENCE-Transfer from Norview Art Club 1,25 Boys' Chorus 1,2,35 A Cappella Chorus 45 All- State Chorus 4. WILLIAM LEDDY-S.C.A. Representative 15 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club 4. BARBARA ANN LEE-F.B.L.A. 25 Drill Team 3,45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 4. LOU ANN LEGUM-S.C.A. Alternate 15 Latin Club 25 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 35 Secretary of Honor Court 45 Powder Puff Football 45 S.C.A. Executive Coun- ci 4. SHARON LEIGH-Future Homemakers of America 4. MELVIN LEONARD, JR.-Golf Team 3,4. ANNIS LEVIRIDGE-F.B.L.A. 3,4, President 45 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBERT LITTLE-Transferred from Tennessee, Beta Club 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Varsity Football 4. DIANE LUMPKIN--Transfer from Bishop Dennis J. O'Connel High Schoolg Future Teachers 2,35 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Cor- onet Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Historian 45 Junior Civitan Club 3,45 2.CiA. Representative 45 Steering Committee 45 PAGE ta f 3. WALLY MICHAEL LUPTON-Varsity Football 35 S.C.A. Alternate 4. PATRICIA MAHONEY-Transfer from Glenn Academy5 Beta Club 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Drill Team 3,45 Keyette Club 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4. Qsfafzlvfzbs KATHY VAN MALSEN - Transfer from Marymount International School5 Spanish Club 4. BETSY MANN-A Cappella Chorus 2,3,45 All-State Chor- us 3,45 Capers 3,45 Madrigals 45 Florida Chorus Conven- tion 4. QIAIEIE MAPP-Homeroom President 15 Scepter Tri-Hi- 1, . JEAN MARCIN-Homeroom Treasurer 1,25 Pep Club 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Bible Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 PAGE Staff 35 F.H.A. 45 Quo-Vadis Tri-I-Ii-Y 4. JOSEPH MARTIN, JR.-Alpha-Phi-Omega Hi-Y 3, Sigma Phi Hi-Y 45 Chess Club 35 I.C.C. Representative 4. KITTY MARTIN-Prom Committee 1,25 Homeroom Sec- retary 15 Secretary of Sophomore Class 25 S.C.A. Secre- tary 45 S.C.A. District Conference 3,45 Executive Council 35 Future Teachers Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Foreign Ex- change Student Forum 2,35 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 4. LYNNE MARTIN-Homeroom Treasurer 1, President 35 Art Club 15 Drama Club 15 Pep Club 25 Steering Com- mittee 35 Prom Committee 35 French National Honor So- ciety 45 National Honor Society 45 Future Teachers of America 4. PHYLLIS MARTIN-Future Homemakers of America 15 Chorus 1,2,4. EDWARD MATNEY-D.E. Club 4. EDITH MEEKINS-S.C.A. Representative 15 Homeroom Vice-President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Cavalier Capers 1,25 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Keyette Club 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 F.B.L.A. 4. WILLIAM MIDGETTE-Honor Court 15 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Homeroom President 45 Sen- ior Class Steering Committee. STEPHEN MILLARD- A Band 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 All-State Band 2,3,45 J.V. Baseball 15 German Club 25 Varsity Track 25 Key Club 3,45 S.C.A. Representative 45 French National Honor Society 4. ROBERT MILES-Homeroom Vice-President 2,3, Presi- dent 45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Track 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4, I.C.C. Representative 2,3, Vice-President 45 I.C.C. Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 French Club 25 Prom Committee 2,35 Cavalier Capers 35 Senior Class Steering Committee5 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 2,3, DOUGLAS MILLER-Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 25 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Sem- per Paratus Hi-Y 2,3,45 Senior Hall of Fame. GARY MILLER-Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Chorus 1,25 Color Guard 25 Homeroom Secretary 2, Trea- surer 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 S.C.A. Representative 45 Senior Steering Committee. JAMES MILLER-Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Steering Committee 2,35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-President 3,45 Hall of Fame 2,4. ILIIIXQDA MILLER-Future Nurses Club 1,25 Scepter Tri- i- 3. STEPHEN MILLER-J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Senior Hall of Fame5 Most Valuable Football Player 4. enzbr Cgfafzlsfzbs JUDITH MOORE-S.C.A. Representative 15 A Band 1, 2,35 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Theta Tri-Hi-Y5 Drill Team 4. KATHY MOORE-Future Homemakers of America 2,35-4, Vice-President 3, President 45 I.C.C. Secretary 45 Home- room Secretary 45 Homecoming Committee 4. VICTORIA MOORE-Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Latin Club 25 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Homeroom President 35 Chess Club 4. JOSEPH MONAHAN-Journalism Club 15 Prom Commit- tee 25 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4. BETTY JEAN MORRIS- A Band 1,2,3,45 Coronet Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. GAIL MORGAN-Prom Committee 35 S.C.A. Representa- tive 35 French National Honor Society 3,45 National Hon- or Society 45 Keyette Club Historian 45 Homeroom Vice- President 4. JANET MORGAN-Bible Club 1,25 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Chaplain 4. JOYCE MORGAN-Future Nurses 3,45 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 PAGE Staff 3. ROBERT MORGAN-J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2,35 Varsity Track 3,45 S.C.A. Representative 3, LINDA SUE MUNDEN-Homeroom Secretary 15 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Honorable Latin Award 25 Coronet Tri- Hi-Y 4. THOMAS MYERS-Transferred from Essex Catholic High School5 French Club 35 Debate Club 3. KATHLEEN McCABE-Spanish Club 2,3. EDNA ANN McCLATCHEY-Bible Club 1,25 F.H.A. 3,4, Historian 4. DANA MCCLENNEY-Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. ALICE MCCOLLUM-Latin Club 15 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 253, Chaplain 35 Delegate to District Tri-Hi-Y Convention 25 French National Honor Society 45 Chess Club Secretary 45 PEERAGE Staff 4. JERRY McCONNELL--Baseball Manager 15 Basketball Manager 25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football Manager 25 Prom Committee 3,45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 3,4, President 45 Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council 4. KENNETH MCCULLOUGH-Varsity Football 3. RICHARD McDONALD-Transferred from France. Class President 2,35 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,35 Nation- al Honor Society 3,4. JAMES McDONNELL-Transferred from Ridly Town- ship High School5 Golf Club 1,2,35 Varsity Football 2. ELIZABETH MCGINNIS-A Cappella Chorus 45 Drill Team 45 Future Teachers 4. KAY McHONE-Homeroom Treasurer 15 Spanish Club 25 Future Nurses 3,4, President 45 Beta Club 3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. ROBERT McKAIN-Transferred from Vineland High Schoo15 Varsity Football 25 Vice-President Homeroom 25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Wrestling 45 Art Club 35 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 4. JOAN McKEAN - Transfer from Washington High School. Journalism Staff 45 Advertising Manager of PAGE 4. TOMMY NEATHERY--Transfer from Cradock. Band -1. PHYLLIS NELSON - Transfer from Jacksonville. Fla. Pep Club 2, President 25 Dramatics Club 2,3, Reporter 3: National Thespian Society 3,45 PAGE Staff 35 Cavalier Capers 3: Future Teachers of America 4. LEONDA NEYVBERRY-Transfer from Columbia High School. Bible Club 1,2535 Future Homemakers of America 52,35 Student Council 25 Debate Club 25 Newspaper Staff JOANNE NEWBURY-Transfer. S.C.A. Representative 15 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,25 Prom Committee 25 Fu- ture Nurse's of America 4. SHARON NEWING-T r a n s f e r from Granby. Home- room Treasurer 1,2,35 Intramural Club 1,2,35 D.E. Club 4. ALAN NILSEN-Homeroom President 15 Steering Com- mittee 15 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 35 Chess Club 3,4, Pres- ident 3, Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Junior Civitan Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Varsity Wrestling 3,45 S.C.A. Executive Com- mittee 4. RONALD NIXON-School Spirit Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 1,2,3. SHERON NOEL-Future Teachers 2,35 French Club 25 French National Honor Society 3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Historian 3, Vice-President 45 Girls' Chorus 35 A Cappella 4. GLENN NYHUS-Art Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Annual Staff Photographer 4. RICHARD O'BRIEN-Spanish Club 2, D.E. Club 4. MICHAEL ODENING-Varsity ciub 23, Pep ciub 3. SANDRA OLIVER-S.C.A. Representative 1,2,45 Steer- ing Committee 1,45 Miss Princess Anne Content 2,3,45 Keyette Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Prom Committee 3,45 Sophomore Hall of Fame5 Senior Hall of Fame. VIRGINIA OLIVER-Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Historian- Reporter 45 Keyette Club 2,35 Latin Club 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Homeroom President 35 PEERAGE Staff 35 Executive Committee of S.C.A.5 National Honor Society 3,4. RAYMOND ORR-Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 35 Chess Club 4. JOHN OSMUNDSON-Future Farmers of America 3,45 4-H Club 3,4. BARBARA OWENS-S.C.A. Representative 1,25 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Powder Puff Football 35 Theta Tri- Hi-Y 45 Drill Team 3,4. FORREST PARADISE-Transferred from Florida. Latin Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,-1, Vice-President 4. JOSEPH PARKER-Transfer from Edenton High School. Varsity Baseball 1. BONNIE PAUL-Homeroom President 1. Treasurer 25 Freshmen Steering Committee: Theta Tri-Hi-Y 253,45 French Club 25 Powder Puff 3,45 Future Nurses 45 A Cappella 4. enzbr BONNIE PAYNE-Transfer from California. Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: PAGE Staff 4: Future Teachers Club 4: School Spirit Committee 4. SUZANNE PAYNE-Homeroom Secretary 2: Latin Club 3: Future Nurses Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. WILLIAM PENNINGTON-Transfer from Maury High School. Semper Paratus Hi-Y 4: A Cappella Chorus 4. THORA PESNICAK-Future Teachers Club 3,43 Latin Club 4. PEGGY PICK-Homeroom President 2: Latin Club 33 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 4. SANDRA PHILLIPS-French Club 1: F.B.L.A. 2,3. PATRICIA PLEVYAK-Homeroom Secretary 1, Presi- dent 2,4: Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4: Blue Ridge 3: Junior Class Treasurer: Prom Committee 3,-1: Girls State 3: Delegate to Model General Assembly 3: Beta Club 3.4: Drill Team Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Senior Class Steering Committee: National Honor Society 4. ANNE POWELL-Alternate S.C.A. Representatives 1,43 Secretary-Treasurer 2,3: Latin Club Vice-President 2, A Cappella Chorus 2,3.4: All State Chorus 2.3,-1: Madrigals 2.3.43 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Beta Club 3,4: Senior Hall of Fame, Most Talented. JEAN POVVERS-Transfer from Norview High School. S.C.A. Representative 2,3: Future Nurses 2,3,4, Historian 3. Secretary 43 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,43 Latin Club 2: Drill Team 3,4. ROGER PROVO-S.C.A. Representative 3, Executive Committee 4: S.C.A. State Convention 3: PAGE Staff 3,4, Circulation Manager 3, Editor 43 Honor Court 43 Senior Hall of Fame, Most School Spirited. ANDREA RANSON-Band 1: Future Nurses Club 3,4. WILLIAM REID-Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4: Homeroom Trea- surer 3. ':I'I-IOMAS RETHERFORD-Transfer. Junior Civitan Club ,4. SUZANNE ROBERTS-Homeroom Vice-President 1, Sec- retary 2: S.C.A. Alternate 4, Representative 1: French Club 1,2: Prom Committee 2,3: Cavalier Capers 2,3: Drama Club President 3: National Thespians Club Secretary 4: I.C.C. Reporter 4: Homecoming Committee 43 PAGE Staff. MARY ELLEN ROOSENDAAL-Transfer from Oscar Smith High School: Drill Team 3,45 Dramatic Club 3: Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: S.C.A. Representative 3: PAGE Staff 3: Miss Princess Anne Contest 3. STEVEN ROSE-Band 1: Key Club 4. CLARENCE ROWE-F.B.L.A. 2, RALPH SANFORD-Wrestling Team 3. KATHREEN SAUNDERS-F.H.A. 3,4: Kennedy Club 33 Powder Puff Football 4. SANDRA SAWYER-Transfer from Ken High School: Athena Tri-Hi-Y 4: Chorus 2,3, President 3: Homeroom Vice-President 1. JOHNNIE MAE SCARPER-S.C.A. Representative 1,3: Bible Club T2: Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Dramatics Club 3: F.H.A. 33 Mixed Chorus 4, President 4. LYNDA SCOTT-Homeroom Secretary 1, T1'easurer 2: Pep Club 2: Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.B.L.A. 33 A Cappella Chorus 3,43 All-State Chorus 3.4: Madrigals 4: Sextette 4: Minstrels 3,4. csfafzkfzkzs SUSAN SCURRIA-Transfer from Cairo American Col- lege: S.C.A. Secretary 2, Vice-President 4: Debate Club 3: Dramatics Club 2,33 Art Club 2: French National Honor Society 4: National Honor Society 4. MARGARET SELFRIDGE-French Club 1: Girls Athle- tic Association 2,3,4, President 3,4, I.C.C. Representative 3,4. SUSAN SHELBY-Transfer. Spanish Club 2: Dramatics Club 1: Glee Club 2: Powder Puff Football 3: A Cappella Chorus 4. WILLIAM SHIELD-Homeroom President 1,21 Steering Committee 1,35 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 2: Sempter Para- tus Hi-Y 3: Delegate to Boys' State 3: Prom Committee 3.4: Varsity Tennis 3: J.V. Wrestling 3: Varsity Club 4. ALAN SMITH-Future Farmers of America 3,4. DANIEL SMITH-Transfer from Plant High School. GENE SNOW-Art Club 3,4, Reporter 4: Chief Pho- tographer for Princess Anne Publications. ROBERT SOLOMON-Semper Paratus 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 43 Key Club 3,41 Var- sity Tennis Team 3,4: Homeroom Vice-P1'esident 4: Var- sity Club 4. LOU SPANGLER-Homeroom Vice-President 1: F.T.A. 1: Quo Vadis Tri-I-Ii-Y 1,2: .I.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3,4: Sophomo1'e Hall of Fame: S.C.A. Repre- sentative 23 Prom Committee 2,3: Cavalier Capers 2,3: Powder Puff Football 3,43 Dramatics Club 3: Thespians Club Treasurer 4. ORELIA SPARROW-S.C.A. Alternate 13 F.T.A. 2,3: Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4: Latin Club 3,4, Vice- President 4. BAILEY SPENCE-Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary 3: Spanish Club I.C.C. Representative 2: Homeroom Trea- surer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3,-1: Varsity Basketball 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Key Club 3,-1: Senior Class Steering Committee: Beta Club 4: Senior Hall of Fame: Junior Co-Editor of PEERAGE 33 Co-Editor of PEERAGE 4. KENNETH SPITZER - Homeroom Vice-President l,4, President 3: Sophomore Class President: Sophomore Steering Committee 2: Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4: J.V, Football 2: Varsity Football 3,4: Varsity Club 4: Prom Committee 33 Honor Court Judge 2,3: Dele- gate to District Key Club Convention 3: Sophomore Hall of Fame: Senior Hall of Fame. CARL SPRUILL-Transfer from Granby. GARY SPRUILL-Transfer from Maury. ROBYN STANEK-Pep Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. BARBARA STANFORD-Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2: Theta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4. JEANNE STEINHILBER- A Band 1,2: Workshop Band 2: Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. MICHAEL STOCKTON-Transfer from Norview: Varsity Wrestling 3,4: Sempter Paratus Hi-Y 4. RICHARD STRICKLER-Transfer from Cradockg Var- sity Football 2,3,4: Varsity Club 4: Homeroom Treasurer 2, President 1: Spanish Club 3. MCLEAN STROUD-Homeroom Vice-President 2, Pres- ident 4: Key Club 2: Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 3: Semper Paratus Hi-Y 4. enzbr MARY MAUD STUDDS-French Club 15 Quo Vadis Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Senior Play 35 S.C.A. Alternate 45 Powder Puff Football 4. RHODA STURTEVANT-Pep Club 25 Dramatics Club 3: D.E. Club Reporter 4. JULIAN SWAIN-Varsity Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling gfagn 15 Track Team 1,2,45 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity u 3,4. LINDA TACKETT-F.H.A. 35 Kennedy Club 3. CLAUDE TATE-Chess Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Direc- tor 45 Football Manager 2,3,45 Track Manager 25 Varsity Club 3,4. IRENE TATUM-Bible Club 3,45 Future Nurses Club 4. DANIEL TEMPLETON-Bible Club 1,2,3,4, President 3,4. BRUCE TERRY-Tennis Team 1,3,45 Varsity Club 3. AMMON THARP-Homeroom Vice-President 1, Reporter 25 A Band 1,2,35 Kappa Phi Delta Hi-Y 1,2, Treasurer 25 Cavalier Capers 152,35 March Minstrels 25 Varsity Baseball 1,2,35 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 45 A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Librarian 45 All State Chorus 45 Boys Chorus 35 Senior Hall of Fame. GAIL THOMSON-J.V. Cheerleader 15 S.C.A. Representa- tive 1,2, Alternate 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, Vice- President 15 Girls' Chorus, Vice-President 25 Powder Puff Football 3,4. MARGARET THOMAS-Future Teachers of America 2, 3,45 Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. ALAN THORNTON-J.V. Basketball 15 Prom Committee 15 S.C.A. Alternate 25 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 3,45 D.E. Club 3. ELAINE THORNTON - Transfer from Rogers High School5 Prom Committee 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 French National Honor Society I.C.C. Represen- tative 35 Art Club Treasurer 35 Dramatics Club 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 45 Ruri- tan Bowl Court 45 Beta Club Convention 35 Delegate to S.C.A. Workshop 4. TOMMIE TOMPKINS-Transfer from St. Mary's Acad- emy5 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club. JANET TWIFORD-F.H.A. 25 Girls' Chorus 35 A Cap- pella Chorus 4. DONALD TYLER-Vice-President of Radio Electronics 45 D.E. Club 4. BETSY TYSOR-Theta Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 A Cap- pella Chorus 4. PAIGE VALENTINE - Homeroom Secretary 1, Vice- President 2, President 45 S.C.A. Representative 35 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3, Recording Secretary 45 M.G.A. Delegate 35 Prom Committee 35 Beta Club 3,45 Keyette Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council Secretary 45 National Latin Exam, Honorable Merit 25 Wildlife Essay Contest, Certificate of Merit 3, THOMAS VAUGHAN-Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4, Reporter 45 Prom Committee 35 School Spirit Committee 4. VALERIE VESTAL-Homeroom Vice-President 1, Pres- ident 25 S.C.A. Representative 3,45 Drill Team 2,3,45 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 I.C.C. Chaplain 4. Cgfafzkfzcs NANCY VON EL3IwPep Club 1.2: Spanish Club 1: Latin Club 25 Girls' Athletic Association 25 S.C.A. Representa- tive 3: S.C.A. Executive Council 45 Homeroom Secretary 4: Beta Club 3.4: Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4: Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council 4. JOHN YVARD-French Club 25 French National Honor Society 3,45 Chess Club 35 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3.4. Secretazjv 45 S,C.A. Representative 35 President of The S.C.A. 4: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention 4: Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention 4: Key Club 4: Delegate to State Key Club Convention 45 Delegate to District Key Club Convention 45 Prom Committee 35 Beta Club 3.45 National Honor Society 3.45 Boys' State 3, SANDRA YVATERFIELD-D.E. Club Treasurer 4. MICHAEL WEEKS-Transferred from Virginia Beach Illigh School5 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 45 School Spirit Committee RAQUEL WEYSE-S.C.A. Representative 15 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 15 French Club 15 Prom Committee 25 Sophomore Hall of Fame: Sophomore Steering Committee5 Annual Staff 35 National Thespians 3,4, I.C.C. Representative 3, Historian 45 Dramatics Club 3: J.V. Cheerleaders 25 Varsity Cheerleaders 3,4. Cavalier Capers 2,3. RICHARD WHEELEY-Wrestling Manager 2,35 Varsitv Club 2,3,4. ' ANNE WHICHARD-Future Nurses' Club 2,3545 Drill Team 3.45 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. LEE WILDRIDGE-'Iransfer. Spanish Club 35 Chorus 1,2,3, J.V. Cheerleader 1. MARY JANE WILHELM-D.E. Club 4. ELAINE WILLIAMS-Future Teachers of America 1: Dramatics Club 2. HAROLD WILLIAMS-J.V. Football 25 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 35 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 4. BROOK WILLIS-Transfer from Annandale High School5 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2.3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 35 Pow- der Puff Football 3,4. DONNA WILSON-F.T.A. 2,35 Dramatics Club 35 Ken- nedy Club 35 F.H.A. 4. I BRENDA WOMACK-F.H.A. 25 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Homeroom Reporter 25 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 45 All State Chorus 45 Ruritan Minstrels 3,45 PAGE Staff 25 Annual Staff 45 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 45 Senior Hall of ame. NANCY WOODHOUSE-Homeroom Secretary 15 S.C.A. Alternate 1: F.B.L.A. 3.4, Treasurer 4. JOHN WOODWARD-Key Club 3,45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 3,45 Chess Club 3. SUSAN WORTH-Transfer from Texas5 Future Nurses Club 3,4. IRIS WRIGHT-Transferred from Norview5 Future Busi- ness Leaders Of America 4. EVELYN YAHN-Pep Club 15 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 2,3,45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,-1. Historian 4. DAVID YOUNG-Latin Club 1,25 J.V. Football 1.2: JN. Basketball 1.2: Track 1,25 Homeroom Treasurer 2. Vice- President 35 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3: Varsity Club 45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3. JEAN ZARTMAN-Transfer from Granby: Coronet Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Spanish Club Secretary 3: A Cappella 3.4: Future Nurses 3.4: Powder Puff Football 3,45 PACE Staff 4: Magazine Staff 4. lHE SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore year is usually thought of as the second year in high school. For those of us who attended Princess Anne last year this has been the secondg but many of us were new to PA in September, having completed our freshman year at Kempsville Junior High. ' Th other and developing a sense of class unity has not been easy. It has been fun though and in the two years ahead of us, we shall grow in spirit as a class. e Class of '64 numbers approximately 1,000. Getting to know each We look forward to being juniors. Added responsibilities and an increase in activities are a challenge to us. We have absorbed the essence of the Cavalier spirit. Now it is our job to carry this spirit forward and to set an example for those who follow us. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to riggt: Larry Legun, presidentg Betty Brinkley, treasurerg Charlie Wilbo se r t ' ' ' ' ' urne, c e ary, uster O Brien, vice-president. 04 V: 1 84 SOPHOMORE Betty Ackiss ..-,- i Don Adams , . ,., .. :h at 62, TC - , Sandra Adams th M it -- A 4 'Lyn Tommy Adams ' - , Q ' I ' -- 'L' 'f - Jerry Agolini -.4 f- I Jill Akins 'K L L Mary Alexander i Nancy Alexander -Tk h a' gs. v- J Roy Allen A. W 'AA r-- A ' Elizabeth Alligood f -- --- Q- 7 X., Barry Almond ,' Dana Ambrosen GM, , ' L Jean Anderson A Richard Anderson Q , ni 1- R, Q Beverly Andrews 'Y - L. Ricky Angelico . i f ' T, - :-, William Archibald H J A l ' 1 ,1 Eddie Arnhold f x ' , l ' Peter Atherton ' Sherry Austin : Linda Babb Q 9 7. 'L Charlene Bacon I -by -f' ggxl-I, lf ' QE,- Barbara Bailey L ' f' f ll' ,gjtilf David Bailey 4- .V mb B, - 6, Dick Baker A. 'N '1 AN ' Patricia Baker rv - - -' - , V , Q Ronnie Baker ' ' ,iw , Nancy Baldridge 'f' Edgar Baldwin Marvin Ballard , v A + Gayle Bannerman I f ' vs f ,X R' 62 K 4? I Curtis Barnes Q- Qgrx :U 'L 'X 63, ,,,, Dale Barnes ' 4 ', X-3 Y A, ' Eloise Barnett 4 Alice Barrett Charles Barton . M-l l' W W Rosalind Basnight ' ' 'L 5' kk Butch Baum N 4 ' Q' , Yyx Sandra Baush A ff ' Cathy Baydowicz 1 a X Douglas Bayse B5 SO HO 9, 4, A -ft: f y . f' .5 ' .L A2426 'IA Q' I .74 L3:vfi.'.i5 ff. -f' L4 x wr 4 ' wi Q .r 7 A , , ii' J.. B I' JS, ' 3 ORES 4 Don Beachani Rick Becraft 2 , I ' 0 Walter Behrens I X S ' V , S- I gn ,. Ray Beisgen - Lf , -in:-! L-4 gg, I Bonnie Bell , ' ' ' ETB' ,f,?y Carole Bell ' i ,XI 2 'f Patricia Bell ' i Bettie Bento 1 ' I' ' , Mary Lou Berger , . Q Q 'io-.A 1 '- A Karen Bernsten 4-Wi -3 N , Barbara Berry . 9 Y 'F 'Q' li m V ...J lane es ears xl V, ,A . 1 , . f 9 I, . , John Bevel Barbara Biche I l I I cm-is Bilby My -fc, Q Q, A 2 sas h, Sharon Bingley 6 , A, V , fl A ' :li Dwight Blankenbaker 'TF 'x 1 , '7' V -' - .' l 'Am-avr fffffvzf Joan Blankenship E if Mig ' - - 424 . Suzy Blankenship , 1 , Barbara Blevins ,SM A '5-Y 'i Q J J- v. Edward Blonts 6 N - ,f', - RQ L- Carol Blythe l . j E v - 1 . 'U Thomas Bonney j . ' fx' Sarah Bond Venida Bowden , W .1 'V Sandra Bowdoin lv 6 ' ' J M1 1' gl 5 Sandra Bower 1 L. , 'f i ,N fl 4' , , ,fill Allen Bowman ' L' MW QT! ., 1 ,V V435 law - ' 3 . Larry Bowman V' ,XE I Christine Boyer W ,. U. tu John Bradford Mn 0 Al' 'X Aubrey Bradshaw g , Charles Brake Lf , - A-' uae N' ,,, - 'ff' T' ' ' Carl Bramlitt ' N' ' - Robert Branch . lb ' Sharon Braun NV.. . .M v Eugene Bray 'i 1 My :iw V U Bonita Bretholz 1 'H A. A x I Ralley Brewer Yr ' Wi., V 'EA' ' Thomas Brewster :, 3'fll7 J' Q Gayle Bright l Robert Brindley .-,vi 'x l 56 SOPHDMORES Betty Brinkley ! A f Diane Britton . 4, C, 1 'N vw, I' f 2 5' Tommy Brook 41, , 'f 4 V Q. ,TQ Peggy Ann Broughton if L V .' , Constance Brown U 3 ' s Jeanne Brown ., y , L- Q 0 f, - 'K Pat Brown ' Sandy Brown - -L, af 11 qv -. -ir-i 'f L1 ,aff ef . x fx 'VM-vu ,sg '? L.- T- Ai Q? , l. sjla Charles Burke Linda Burner Bobby Burnett Robert Burroughs Carol Bush John Butler LeRoy Butler Vera Butler Sandra Calhoun Stanley Calhoun Bobby Cannon Richard Cantwell Richard Capps Bonnie Carawan Terry Carawan April Caraway David Cardillo Robert Carper Charles Carr George Carroll Marshall Carter Marjas Caskey Gordon Casper Don Castle fa . f ,, me I-, 4 73 T Tom Brown 4 Herman Browning Jon Brunson William Bryant Denny Buchanan Nancy Buckner i., Jerry Bullock Barbara Bunn Anne Burgess j I Charles Burgess l . 1, 1 I 'FN 6 ,.g, 1 Q L B ' .fl ' iv 3. -4, i X ' 7 1 J Q. Q- :rl . y v, - W ...i B 1' 1 2 e , A - l .ef sl, U tl v . ' 4 li Q. ., 4 - T S, 175 5' N -vi n . 5' bv A' ,Q :L .... ,gx we-.-C t-If . I V ' 4 L EJ 87 k g SGPHOMORES Bill Caten Dennis Cates JoAnn Cauley Bonnie Cavender Gail Cayce Cathy Ceshire John Chaisson Susan Chamberlain Alison Chanik Robert Chapman Louis Chappell Linda Charnock Michael Cherwa Daniel Childress Cecile Chisholm Richard Chrisman Sandra Churchill Rodney Clabo Y 6.- 1 M 5 B' AI, N. JA zum '- Q. , Y., is ' fv- fh 1 Q I gq s --ve Q- 4 nv- FC ow Ci... f ' 1 ,gyx Q., I, -- J, -'CJ' 7 ' ,L , ,, If I V ,fi A - X f V1-,,,. , I - 1? ? are V, 4,- va, A. 1:1-f QW ,. fs aww 1... X aw, ,vu -cv 'C7, 88 1 1- . sf- , 356' 4 3217 i . ,,. '? - Ken Claire 0 Patricia Clark A ' Jimmy Clarke Carolyn Claude I Judy Clayton V Jimmy Claxton James Clemens -gr :Q Judy Clifton .-, JoAnne Clukey Barbara Coates Ronnie Cofield George Cogswell Pete Cole Wayne Colleran an as Barbara Colley 4' Clyde Collier Linda Collier , Lorenda Collier Audrey Collins 'f f Robert Collins Barbara Connor Richard Conway Angelena Constantine Bill Cook 5 als .5 .3 Q Sa G, L ' Q 's I ' I.. , Ns a ef, 1 If Hr- Qi . -.. 5 ' . N. , 1, Xl SOPHOMGRES Carol Cooke Linda Cooper Patricia Cooper Pam Cornett Jean Coz-netta Louisa Costenbader Sue Cottle 'Q 2- .? I 'T A sh. Charles Coulborn F 5 -, , 'L W 'I Ralph Coultice T J D' Paula Coussens ' ' ' Martha Cowand Pat Cowden Andrew Craddock lr ,N VMJR jg q Maureen Craft 0 ,rd ', .v Karen Cresswell - ' 'Aix , 1 'T ' Mike Crockett Judy Cronk Bonnie Croom Bill Crowlins I X ' Betty Anne Crunk . 2 ,, Joe cuiweu L ' 1- G 1 51 Sharon Cunningham ..,. . - ,- ' fl ff Charles Curtis l - ' . lm, Johnny Dale . r' ' A Peggy Dale - Donald Danielson E 'ag 4, Dennis Dannazzo ,X 'F' 0 Dennis Davenport A' ' 'r '. . 1 Q, James Davenport V C . Joella Davenport A - ,' v I Susan Daves . os Diane Davidson r , Stanley Daives .N S Q.- Q L n , Charlene Davila -il A ' -e 'N , -y Q 4 Allen Davis ' y , ' Robert Davis I Pete Day 2 f. Randy Dean A 'QE ,, N ' 6 Becky Deauville R., M il 5' I V' . A Carolyn Deaver ,N Edmund DeBary 1 N 5 ' - Gena Deel j K 89 QUPHOMORES Rena DeJoseph . 1. H V A John Dempsey 4,,,, ,K I i , P Fred Detternian ' ,1 21 0 R 8 wx , , i , ' ,9 UV! 3,f5,5g:Q-3E- -' ' Eileen Dickerson 4. 5 V ' 5? 1 I Candy Dixon ,li.. , M 9 .15 ff ff5ff Mike Dobyns ' , - 9' f Bill Dodson J Bobby Donati ,X A 5 V Martha Donnell ,il V- fum A- Bill Dorsey 3..- --f A E X sf: r' Larry Dowdy A I M , , :-fkjf - W ,Y,., , , Jeannie Dozier f fi . 1 I fu Harrison Dudley ' ' , , Q 5. 5 I 5 . 3 'vw V -vs -vb -. 2' ,,. Paul Duggan A4 6. , . 1 , LQ, ' I 1 - T ii Dunford . ' ' ': 1:-f . . 4' OHUY ---- vc' V - + -1- Janet Dunning iz, ' A I I Claudia Duval M ' f ' - Carol Dyer x ' Rod Dyer 5' 'T 7-2 T QE ' 'R ' 6. Brenda Eason gp A f ' .Q -QL Vic Eason ' . 'Fifi r E 1 N' Walter Edenton M Pat Edgerton A Sandy Edmisten ,H ,. 4, , Q Bridgett Edwards ' 0 'sf 4 A' -b ' Katy Ege ,. an L. A-f h L.. l xg' fo Q' q::- we 'lj arf 1 N. -, -v.. . - 4:2 .ff-' , K 4 E - 1 1: -J 5: al 1 v- 4' n Q - V 'M k N Vu I, In 6. i . -'W 5 V tr- z '- :gf . . im v i o if ax v. ' Q Z . 'E B A IL s- I o-Ll' 2, - .- , ' -fi . 'C' ' Q A f ' , - ' ' 'fi 5511 ' V 90 Bill Ehrhart Albert Eisenburg Marshal Ellis Barrie Emerson Sally Emmett Linda English Tom Erickson Tonie Estridge Mike Eubank Cathy Evans Donald Evans Sheila Evans Bobby Faison Patricia Falletta Suzy Farcier an . '- - 'uf -s,. 4 4. 6 6- , 1 ,Q '72 .,.. SOPHOMORES Audrey Farmer George Farrow Zora Fentress Julia Ferebee Jay Ferguson Remona Fergus OH Barry Ferrell I- A A Betty Fletcher ' .T ' Harold Fields jg- 31 Allen Fincher 5 Joyce Fincher Mike Fisher V Terry Fisher , , -4 - - 5, Carol Flora - - :I ' l V F ,,, Nina Flora U Yr L y li r 'Q 'N' Barbara Flowers f v I ' 3 V4-2 ' 4 Judi Flowers Sandra Forbes 5' John Ford Q ,,... Richard Forest 3' 2 -V ' Q , 'L ' Carolyn Fowlkes 4-A 2, FH' . fy A, , Eric Fox Q ' . , ' X Patsy Fox ' . . M Elaine Foxwell v Ernest Franke ,N ga P , - 8 Billie Jo Freeman N .3 v- 5, x x Carol Freeman -all 3' 'T l fr Gary Freeman V ' Shirley Freeman I i Ken Fudala W Lonny Gallagher ,gs 7, '2 ,Q fa G '- Suzanne Gambill cy ,L 5 - 1 1 B- Thomas Garceau ':' E- -f A .I U ful i ,, Bill Garner Q 01 Helen Garrett D ' James Garrett Barbara Garrington '1 7-' 6. .Q Pat Garrow L, L. ' Y ' 'Z' ti' Boyd Gavitt Cecilia Gerloff Becky Gettle 5 uhh-. L 9 I ZEOPHOMORES Joan Gibbs Kenny Gibson Donald Gidley Al Giglia Bonny Gilbert Betty Giles Gloria Gilliam Sandra Gilson Johnny Gimbert Jewel Glisson Mary Gordon Linda Graffy Phyllis Graham Billy Greaves nw :I . 1 Q-- 'ny---Y' -+- Thomas Green Virgie Gregory gf, Clyde Griffen 'Q Jan Griffith ,av + -- 173' R ' 1 . 4- ' Q. ' J 'ii' . -M wry ' i g :- f I X : ' U -f , v ' 'Fl F V, - , , ' 4. , x 4 ' 1 T 1 9 x J 1 fx V -1 . L - 30: to L. 'i' 31' ' Sl 'f 2-.wg V.-9-5 4.-,f 'X ' ,- T A l V- iff-A' A - -Zafizfzs ,fs 5 'Q' J' - -' t,,A y .J L34 r U ,V I If y ff 431. ,4 Dick Harper Nancy Harrell r I fjjf -A 'A J ., , . ,, , 'f f I in 5 . , 4 ' i vw 1--f' ' 4' ' . f , fi .-'-y. . 4 I- If '-: -' . 1 'bi ' 'I ,..l 4 . 4. - - 1 S, Qs: I qs... V1 . -' ,555-gy:1'f,g 4 - A ' ,J 7' ,i,, 42.3 fi , W s 1 i .af 1 'li 15 '97 Patsy Grimes gm, f Audrey Grover .,g- M' Kenneth Grubbs Kathy Guichard Judy Haddock Robert Haley Judy Halstead Elaine Hamlett Richard Hamlin x Susan Hammer 1:34 Addie Hanna Gerald Hansen Joe Harlow M Aileen Harmon lx Barbara Harper I 8 , w F i .4 -it Marcia Harrier Ronald Harrington Cathy Harris Jane Harrison Robert Harvey Christine Harvey Loni Haskin '95 lv c.. . Lf ,.., , ,, ,m. 1 - LL.. ,sd f ., A N, .J 5 19 5 nv -lib is -. f S , bex F -. ' 1 JN. lf! 35 2- f ,,,, -:H 51 Lv. if Dorothy Hennigan Linda Hensley Carole Herzke Robert Hess Mickey Hessel Don Hewett Carla Hickman Pam Highsmith Larry Hightower Nancy Hilburn Ronnie Hilburn Vivian Hill Larry Hilliard Glenn Hilton Clyde Hines Corky Hissong Bobby Hitt Carol Hodges Judy Hodges Cheryl Hod Gloria Hogge Pam Hogue Carolyn Holder Barbara Holland 'J' li 'N bf, I.. 5' , ' ' ' ' V tr- v Q, SOPHO Gary Hatch Brian Hatheway Linda Havens Bill Hawkinson Mike Hayes James Heath Walter Hedge Donna Hedgepath Anne Heflin Laurie Heilman Harold Helms Charles Hembree Christine Hemming Jimmy Henderson Nina Henderson Tom Hendrickson Joan Hendrix Ronald Henley .Q . , 4' ORES A.,,.,,y 6' 4.1 . R .-X an Y 9 2' e ?' 1 - YL' , . 3:1 ' ' in -, 1 93 C7 'bi U HJ Q PHUMORES Kay Hollaway , - f r E Lonnie Holly V -A E gr- A Helen Holliday ' v. ' lfm. F' 6' gg A -'Q A A Bill Holmes Q. 9 it L il ' ax:-, -ff William Holt 1 ' it-,Ca2gif1i,552Q:5i 'N Terry Holtznian I I of ' -f , JoAnne Horeis , N Carol House V ,mx H 5 YQ , , Frances Howard S as 35 6. ,f - , 2:25 E . I Robert Howard . Q., V f V 4,, H V 9' 5' ,. - H Linda Howell pe ' ' ' ffi, IV ' 1: ' Russell Howell ii .' V V , ' ff Bob Howerin W I H 3 . . Allie Hudgins .ag A , my -H A V ,,, ,A 'V Mary Fran Hughes if, Q if ' . .Lf ' mi. Q, 1532235215 A 'Zi Pat Hughes I if :Q 123.9 - ' V if Robert Hughes ' 1 .V ' V V. 5 1 .f - ' 1 if , Marcus Hulings A , - Steven Humphries '33 f wi - I, I 'fin' Marilyn Hutchins 5 'W 6- 7' 2 0 A 'fl Linda Hurdle ' .,, ' 'L I.. Carol Ingram ,N -1-.V vw ,, I 1 .,' - x... f'.. ' YQ 4 c Us -r x... .54 r ff: an . Q-, 4 . -:Li I . 4. , -. 0 U' W., , , . , 3- 34,4 .Wal ,, JH, . , J , I, - f I F3 Lf ,- f - 1 uf 'X I - I ' 1 T. . ,. 4 if-V,, .,. ,W ,, ,,,,AM! . ,m 94 . ,fl .v ,wg-1 , ,-. 2 ,WQFQQ 1 Pat Ingram Gay Ivers Jeanne Ives David Jackson Timothy Jerrell Ralph Jenkins Pamela Jennette Doug Jennings Jerry Johnson Richard Johnston Edith Jones Evelyn Jones Gary Jones Norman Jones Diane Jorjorian Kathy Joy John Joyce Oliver Joyner John Judge Susan Kadas :R 'J .I 1 , FR 'T . W ,Q 5- ' ' Q' l tr fl 'K ,- 3 -.V it-7 Z4 1 '1-3 Q 114 L. I.. G. B. Q , X -'A 1' s.. tv V , 1 1 Q Y 'Ei l fxqor. I4 , May, 'ab ' ' 'Q'IllSl,W.1 1.ZwF5xilCik'Q1'il - N 1, ,, X ,J 1 1' ..., Q, g ' J W n ' J, za , K, 4 T . 'zgxw . A .qi Steve Kinnie Joanne Kishbaugh Julie Koelenbeck Billy Krantz Ugie Kreismanis Anna Kroll Ronnie Kull Frank La Chance Frank La Grange Laura La Fox Judy La Hay Alma Gene Landolf Benny Lane Pat Lane Pat Lanning Sandra Law Elaine Lawler Judy Layden Sharon Leary Rodney Paul Leddy Donald Lee Lynda Lee Nelson Lee Ruth Leedon OPHO Cheryl Kaetzel Kathy Kamps Henry Kaufman Jackie Keeney Phillip Keeter Pam Keiber Judy Keller Susan Kelly Suzanne Kelly Bill Kerber John Kern Lee Kerr Sandy Keyser Robert Kieffer William Kight Ralph Killian Helen King Richard King ORES 'ag wi - - Q, fi -7 5-' G.. .37 - 5- L- L T. .' i 'F' . M V 1 4 . . i l x ' x 1 2 ae' gg- :N T R' I: A v. 'Zi 3- A- rg, Q- -'- 2'- 'KL-lt'h -s -. ... .. -- v CQ! Ig '-xg! 4 ' I 6-.' ,- S- s B. 5 4 sg- . -W7 u -. f'-I, A 95 S PHOMORES Q! 45 44' ' -rf---, 'S-vi -,. F ll sis L. try Rollean Leggett Larry Leguni Jackie Leniley Marag Lesaos Joyce Lester Tonnny Levitt Patricia Lewis Phil Lewis Syble Lewis Don Lips Sharon Litchfield Carol Little Jeanne Lounsberry Janice Love Pat Lucas Mary Lund Geraldine Lupton Richard McAndrew ,. 3 - I. ' .ag .R , fa ! A Ui., I is '11 4 'n , A hi W, . A 'Va-'pig sg f' - ,f ,af . A - -ff ,J'iv6 +2 ' , 5 'im ,A V zz 5 f Z .. ...lv I 75 ' 1. 'ff' ' A 5 F7191 1 jf 4.1 if Zi g 'HLRZ fx e 53 du M V ,- E izlai f--, . ' Q :Zac A L , 3. ?f , ,,, Lv . x at ' ' L' , Z i' '4 jf ' -- gf :E':2.' 1- g Mgr-11, wk' gif- N Ei n, ' . Q ' Mary McAuslan ' Elaine McBride 135 5' fl a ff Bruce McCaulsland i . :L Anita McClain ly, , Z I ' ' Barbara McClellan if , - l Charlotte McClellan J Jackie McClellen ,N 51- ,Wi C' Ken McCool ,,. ' Q Carolyn McCoy 'tb' 'rg-V 'h Janice McCoy Terry McCoy Eddie McGee Jack McGinnis ,h F Bill McGlamery Q, 1 5 Sharyn McGrath w'f,'j'f 'T f Q-L Jimmie McKewen , Betty McLaughlin ' ?'f1-Q, .lg J j 7 f sandra McNeill ' gg X ' -N Richard McMahon 'fi 5' Charles McMurray K I 1 . Darlene McTaggart y f 5 Judy Maggio - Carol Magaroski V Carolyn Madison 96 A I v v ,. 1 L' .L l. Q, . .I , J' tb - 1 ,WSJ ' Jeanne Moore S' cf ,,, xi R x A ,Af , 1 GPHO CRES Ellis Malabad Harvey Marshall Jeanne Carryl Marshall Scott Marshall Pat Marthcutte Betty Martin X Bryan Martin V 1-K Judy Martin , 'Z L. ' J L' f Whit Martin 1 1' ,, t4 Samuel Martinette jl 1 Carmen Martinez j ' X , Barbara Matejack g A we-if 4, Floyd Matthews Joe Mattox ,, N, 0 a 9 .aa James Matyiko .,, 1 -3- Barbara Maxwell ' Robert Mayfield f' A . Steve Mayo Leonardo Mazzel Larry Meager Y R 1 S' Regina Melton ' L . 4. L Karen Messina -1 Y ' Mike Messina 1 W , Vern Meyer ' - ' f ALA. B W Judy Miessau , Johnny Miles ,, 'Ht' K ' David Miller 5, ' l -B' :Q . 6-, James Miller 1 l I , QW Roxie Miller H, ' Tommy Miller Donald Milner Q Mary Mitcham i iw Stephanie Modlin U 4, Abel Moore t James Moore 1 I Judy Moore Wayne Morey Tom Morgan Sue Morrell Connie Morris Pat Morris x ' ,iw- 97 , 1 -... Fx if-ll 3 N .,, Q f ix J 1 Q 4 b L,-. V ' 'Q , 1- : 5 1 YW I Wi . 3 ' ' voir is - - - r A Q f- fl. Q , x pi 'i' xl, . ' , - I F SOPHOMORES Marilyn Moser Margaret Moulton Betty Mulder Teddy Mulkey Douglas Munden Barbara Murphy ' 'SHT' ,fb .AN -as . fff' A , Z jf., ,. X 'I , K A., . A , M mesa 57, Leslie Mustin A Jerry Myers A AV, A AA AA A i Peggy Myers Q '.'i A 'X Claudette Neal 'S' ij -T 7 if Earl Neal I gAAA1,',A,-A1-. Kathleen Nearman , Y an 1- ,av J' Nancy Neathery A A X Yi , Carol Nevins ll H 3 ' gg as , ' - Mary Newman , - ' .,. , W A 1 ' - ' Mg 1, '- , Q. - 51 v 2 , 4 Harold Newsome 'iff , .L -t,7,,gA, t, -fA.A ,gvyu Mac Newton eg'-25 A . A A ' A A 'QQE QEE5 A Anne Nichols Y, ' ---- ' ' , Gail Nilsen 'A .Y - 5 1 ' Sandra Nipper ' - 4 ,,.4 - N 'T' - ' ,- - - wp. ay 4- ,A gf- A A 5 AAAAAAA ,A A AQ A A ,AIAA lfiatllcla Nivens 1 A 5 : 6- 4 ,, A L A L- A Y-'fl' I A, A A A555 Jimmy Nixon I AA, -., . ,... A , A' John Nixon M ' -'I K 15, K Richard Nolan H . A John Norris G. M I n ' A Shannon Norris A L., 3.4 A Marlene Nutter A 'P' ,L - A A ,, Pat Oakley W A fi .A ' ' Buster O'Brien H W ASAAAA .! 'lf' Susan Odening 1 l. 1151 A Tim Odening A , l A Karen O'Grady A AL ' - A 'Y 46' Dorothy Ohman E7 A ., . Ti: tl A Lynn Oliver gqjgu ,, ' , A ' . .AAAAA A A 1' 'A Terry Onspaugh ' A Dennis Ostman A 0 QM'-7? T A QA ' AAA .Leanne Overstreet vm, G .. . A A j 5 ayne Overstreet ' lf fr' f 'AAA whiff' Af Lawrence Overton N ' S ' l ' I Linda Owens 98 ll LeRoy Pace G' ,- N- 0. OX. Q rx I 'ern a .. n I' P' is -x if 'C' 6 , 4 A Pi.. 'iii b K ze - .. 4. . 4' ' W? 'N 1 I i Al -V L .',- Don Pennington Vera Pennington Patsy Perkins Helen Perry Teresa Peters Bonnie Peterson Larry Petty Beverly Pflueger Diane Phelps Frances Phillips Nelly Pimentel Beth Pitt Robert Pollard Delores Porter Jim Bob Porter Joe Porter Van Presson Russel Pritchard Ruth Pruitt Bill Quinn Danny Rabb Carol Ralston Lenny Ransdell Carol Ransom OPHOMORES John Pachico Thomas Padrick Linda Painter Lynette Pallett Judy Palmer Robert Palombo Sandra Parke Elaine Parkinson Barbara Parker Linda Parker Carol Paulsen Helen Pavey Betty Paxson Bill Payne Nancy Payne Stewart Payne Joe Peccia Joe Pecsek - ,a ' B Q -N Q N 'T -.6 T: fl .':' in . 1' , u ' ' 1 45 4.5 L' L. ' 'P' CY, 1:7 Q-vu K, A - ' I - :XA 6' D I ' B L ' . fr 5-L' -.. if 'I' 'S - 1 L25 .Jr . U L . L ,- ,, . 4. g I- , 1 'ci 'CV - Us .4 ,. 99 PW SGPHG ORES Luther Reesen John Reese Carla Rehnback f 'fl ,,,. ' . V V , Bob Reithknecht ,V L- '- . 'L M 4 .L Catherine Rentsch , -4-gr N V-xwff 5 .- Q,-J Mary Reveley I - bydff V. f u ' J Mana Rice Edgar Richard 7 AQ Gail Richard ws- v-ig, an fa 0 A he Donna Richardson n, f . N ,qi 1 'lm NI F, ,' h ,d. -I 'V Z 1v If' I 6' iancine .ic ar son i , K, fl, Ronnie Richardson I ,ff ,f A A . 1. Toniniy Ridings H Robert Riggs - Barbara Riley 3 5' , ,, q N ' Ronnie Rineer ' 6, W ,M,,5H fi ' . : Patsy Roache if F' gg, I ,' h A ' Joe Robbins . 2' jf' K ' 'Q' vt AL Lawrence Robert -. ' ' -' ' A ' . Sara Roberts 9,31 1 ' Q, 1 'S R ,fs - ' ' 'N 4 173- 5: X -A - -1 E Jeanette Roblnette , , u . . G - QV 3 A , . 4' Q, Dennis Robinson .1 'T' I I ff ' U ki 'T' JoAnn Rodes ' H 1 I - . Burlin Rogers 115 V1 my A , Harry Rogers ' 1 ' ' Q Wayne Rodgers 'Tw , 'S' 7'-n 4' g Q, Jacqueline Rogers fi is-I 1. L- ,L ,jg '- 'X Jimmy Rogers - V ' . 'R' 14214, 7 Cecile Romer V il Rita Root A 6. Anne Ross ' ' I r 7' Joannie Ross .ly A ,V R -jg Tb. 3 ' A Paul Ross Ip lf, .f,,1:1 5fff ,I ' Theresa Rountree N n. -' i V . 775, af ' Carole Royall E ,, , e :i .' ' , .s. . 1 Q xl X. ' ' 6, Ls? 1' R ' Fw .Mi 'S . ' ' , Karin Rucker Jv- :, I- 5, as .Q 'Ps A Melody Rucks ,J :V M P X H l- L- .V clone Rudacn je, W :M cl., ir ,-2 2: i ,T , Donald Russell 'Q 'V 59 , A, ' ' 'aff George Sandifer 5 on LA 100 5-:W My ,- A :MW 1935 X V N f l f f ' Za 4 If , 'n'Fff12i'f 1 at 'f X' SQ- f?'wq,g 5 , 50, ,il n. '1 6 X' . '53 X '-7-1 4-1: 5 A., .vm ' in ii ,- if k, 'Ev Rose Shaw David Shonerd Lois Shorter Eddie Shuford Diane Sidall Steve Siegfried Danny Simmons Steve Simms Bill Simpson Debra Simpson Mike Singer Richard Sirginson Dottie Sisson Diane Skaggs Sherry Sloan Barbara Smith Don Smith Gail Smith Johnny Smith Rebecca Smith Russell Smith Marlissee Snuffin Dianne Snyder Irving Snyder I 'c -5 : 'el ' 4 A A 6- Q. dr 5. SOPHOMORES Frances Sansone Patricia Saunders Jerry Schappacher Judy Schmidt Hike Schmidt Hike Schmidt Sherrell Schuler Shannon Schweler Joe Sciortino Brenda Scott Norman Scurria Shirley Seay Pat Seegers Ralph Seery Phyllis Seigler Warren Se:-:ton Sharon Seymore Ronald Shackleford F 1 M , Riga' ,- f A- N G' ' 4. . -6 ,, .31 -- ., Sf , V- , ,,,g 5 3, -N R. -. .. 4 ls ,4,. Q ' -., . - ' , ' f r. f' A I 3, ,I '2 :, is F ,1 7' w - T X - fx- 9' ' I Q 3 Jig 5. Q... IOI SOPHOMORES Alan Spence Jean Spence Richard Spence Carol Spencer VVa1'ren Spencer Gloria Spivey Ronald Sprinkle Pain Stadler Lynn Stanatis Charles Stainm Earlene Stanley Ronald Stansbury Peggy Starke Hal Stata Ronnie Stavler Anne Stebbins Delores Steele Jimmy Stephenson ,peel ,-2 f 1 'Wav 591- , r Dwi xx? i V, y ., DT 1? 'tl' ' 4 - .g,. FEA' '24 T ' - ' v if 451 1 La - zu, ex - i aw. Q i A ' 1 x 'L -if 'S' ' 54,3922 ', 4. . .,,4, 7 L ffiifw. - 5 . 1: A: d .Sh na i f' J nl . ,, . . . . J-.X . xy' ff , .ff 1. D' . f 9 5. If .4 . . .,-5, f, . - H Q., J J . lf: .1 V , 'Z . l- ' 'I -at 'uw V 44 - ,CLI -g+.7,, A if ,kg , - 'agp - .7 'F .,,. ' 4 v ' . A . L ' 1 ' S A -if . ss' N 'I - , X A -i -59 yt 'S 1 'X' V xi i'si y .5 Y V , S i Y , u -.1 v V! ,-. U3 Y S, LYA-YE ff L li lx NR V5 ii li ln wi fy we we f. 1 -N 'v ' lv . iv Fu ' 4 ' x .ffl , '4 Aw 71- ,as Q Nj 'QQ 'Cf' ,f-4 , rw, ,., Ku, 1 . 'lint gl , , -..- ' 4 -.-. uhm. A 4- inx., . lO2 Q- A .,,. Q-,- aux - , W ,, Y-T:f ,,,, , Benjy Steverson Bill Stewart Cathy Stewart Carol Stimson Pam Stokes Susan Stokes Madeline Stall Joe Stonic Sue Strew Brenda Strouse Carol Stubblefield Tanya Stuckey Ruby Sturtevant J. L. Styron Rose Sullivan Bill Sumrall Daniel Swain Kathleen Swenson Darlene Swift Marilyn Tate Billy Tatum Gary Taylor Preston Taylor Susan Tayloe L, ff .. W -1:7 2. ffjf' .-.5 . l d . I af , x ,f,, S: If . ,. It :Tx 1- Q 4, S -cw! 5 ' - Q6 'ix 1- T1 :. .N :D I 1 Si- Ld S 0 Q' 5 32 f., e.1', :- ,, ld ,ie v-.' '45 SOPHO Steve Templer 7 5 Dwight Terrell . Bill Terry X '- Janet Thimes 4- x Sylvia Thomas William Thomas Carol Thomson ' Janet Thompson - K Teryl Thornton I' Barbara Thurman Becky Timmerman James Todd Pam Tompkins Gene Tracy Joe Trammel Aubrey Treakle Buddy Treakle Bill Trenkle ORES Jimmy Troutman , ! X Dennis Truesdale - , Q' r- -, , , Max Tuck '1 nr, C' ll 6:2-, 4 -ll B, 'V 'R 7' 'dlp' Irving Tuck fl 2, 3, - C ' 31 ,- Gilliam Tucker T' Bill Turner Dorothy Turner I Pam Turner Rena Turner 3 'R 4. g- ,A - -fi, .. Nancy Turpin 3 - . 'wb 9 , A, Karen Tuttle JN , Y ',' Q ' ' EV Frances Twiford I l . 1 , - is I Page Twiford Richard Twiford 6 I l Cheryl Tyre L ,L T ' ' C' Richard Ulrich 5, .,, ' -1- Q, C i. .Q 4, Jerry Valianos 1 4 ' fl' Doug VanGement ' ' - H . Janet VanHorn , f Marianne VanNieuwenhuise ,F n 9 5 as Q. V ' Bobby Van Voorhis Q 4. - 'N '- ' Wallace Vaughn ' ' -Q ,Q 77 214 , Caryl Vignoli ' x . PM 105 LZOPHOMORES David Voliva David Yoorhes Rodger Vorce Mike Vlfade Pat VVade Brenda Waff Linda Wagner Ronald Vlfakehani Allen Walker Bobby Walker Carole Walton David Ward . 4 Uv , A .GV 1 8, I -f , 'ff W 'zu ' r Q f f E , i 3 My L- , ' ' J ' 1 ., A' N i , :ff v 7 on fs A - I ,, ' ,, . 1 1 I ' -c- T7 f , . 1 Wi? Sharon Ward 1 V ' Brent Watford - ' Earl Warren -2- ' ,,,, Ray Watel-field 1, i V o 'S' Connie Waters ' Charles Weaver - ' f- V ,.Q at 4'-4 .. - L, V nw v- ni, fn VU' 2- ' i fri. ., ,- .f K' ' L' J ' ' H fd' ' f 'cr i-4' ' W' r' in n 3, 4, 5 G: Us ' H H 4, . ,,, A X , L- g ' 'cr 'f ' A -gf 'ff' tj 5,-M 'er' K' I , ,,. iv - ' 5' .f ' ' 1' -1 Av- , SQ, , Q , X , ' ' ' J 1: ,- 5'-xv -- 'tif Y its f 17 f f 33.52 5, H 555- H iggs 0 'Nl'-i.' 3lf 4 .21liiLfill:: lO4 Claudia Welch Nick Werle Jim Wester Dian Weston Allen Whichard Molly White Stephen White Steve White Estelle Whitehurst Franklin Whitehurst Mary Whitehurst Thelma Whitehurst David Whitbeck Pam Whitney Darlene Wilber Charlie Wilbourne Betsy Wildridge Bruce Wilkerson Jeanne Wilkerson Jim Wilkins David Willet Bill Williams Calvin Williams Daryl Williams 41 1271 1. l be - 'fri ' silk Qr 7 f-fo, A' - V, . ff' L Q. 5 , ar- 6-y 'Ll' Wir' j. T-rp' . I Mary Anne Winter Donna Winters Sharon Wittig Breck Wood Dennis Wood Jeanne Wood Tim Wood Wendy Wood Shirley Woodruff Ethel Woody Juanita Wright Sue Wright Tommy Yancey Bill Zatarian Jayne Zutavern Cheryl Zuzolo 4' av Q f an L 1 '- t' ,Tl K '- Y f' rs, je.- X f .i'g,,3g -5 -. 1' 'f.-' - M Mn..f-If ,.-are SOPHOMGRES Donna Vlfillianis Irene VVilliams Joyce Williams Kay VVilliams Linda VVilliams Robert VVilliams Jackie Willis Mike Willis 4 F -X Pat Willis Q , ' - I Sandra Willis ig, Barbara Wilson x Cheryl VVilson Frieda Wilson F d- , Linda VVilson 4' '5 Sharon Vvilson 'v: :Y Tommy VVilson Connie VVinfield Richard Winfree Ph - ' .D L, .f.' -.,L, ' F -- ,. 3,5 K 'fu .- 'L - qv ,A 5 4-.t 0 . '. i 3 -5 Q ,S F Q Q-v . ' JN ii - vi' -vi if 5' i G- .ff 1' -If f -,- .Nb :V , 1.1: I 'l F ' I V d 5 3 Gt 4 n I L s.'Q . I ' 4 6 Z 5 'A we 105 Senior cgfafzlvfzkzs NANCY ACKISS-S.C.A. Representative 15 Executive Council 25 Keyette Club 2,3,4, Board of Directors 2, Vice- President 3, President 45 Honor Court 2,3, Secretary 35 Homeroom President, Steering Committee 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Best All-Around5 Senior Prom Committee. LeLAND ALLEN-French Club 1,25 J.V. Football 1,25 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 3. SANDRA ALLRED4-Homeroom Vice-President 35 Bible Club 2,35 F.B.L.A. Club 35 PAGE Staff 35 Future Nurses 35 D.E. Club 4. RAYMOND CHAMBERS ALMOND JR. - Homeroom President 25 Steering Committee 2,3,45 Varsity Wrestling Team 2,3,45 Track Team 45 Varsity Club 45 Prom Com- mittee 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 S.C.A. Representative 3, S.C.A. Convention 35 Model General Assembly 3,45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Outstanding Junior 3, Presi- dent 45 Candy Cane Ball Committee 45 Hi-Y Conference 45 Hi-Y Retreat Co-Chairman 4. PAUL AMATO-J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 S.C.A. Represen- tative 253, Alternate 45 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4. JAMES AMBURN-Aviation Club 35 Band 3,4. THOMAS AMMONS-S.C.A. Representative 45 Home- room President 25 Vice President 35 Steering Committee 2,45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Track 2,3,45 Indoor Track 2,3,45 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Best Personality5 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 I.C.C. Representative 45 Outstanding Junior5 Model General Assembly 3,45 Presi- dent Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council 4, Vice President of Norfolk Council 45 Candy Cane Ball Committee 4. MARILYN ANDERSON-Homeroom Vice-President 2,35 Trinity Tri-I-Ii-Y 3,45 Keyette Club 45 Chaplain 45 Beta Club 45 French National Honor Society 4. MARLENE ARMOUR-S.C.A. Representative 1,25 Junior Class Vice-President 35 Homeroom Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 45 Steering Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 2,3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Powder Puff Football 3,45 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Reporter 2, President 45 Model General Assembly 2,35 Hi-Y Conference 35 Retreat Co-Chairman 45 Keyette Club 2,3,45 Pre-Convention 35 Tidewater Dis- trict Secretary 45 Hall of Fame, Most Popular, 2,45 Girls State 35 Homecoming Court 45 Ruritan Bowl Queen 4. MARY ELLEN ARNDT-Transfer from Virginia Beach. ELIZABETH ATWOOD-S.C.A. Representative 15 F.B. L.A. 25 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Co-Historian 45 D.E. Club 4. AMY AUSTIN-Transfer from Granby5 French National Ecinoi Society 45 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 45 Powder Puff Foot- a , DIANA AUSTIN-Transfer from Maury5 Powder Puff Football 35 D.E. Club 4. ICIAROL BAILEY-Transfer from Norview5 Athena Tri- i- 4. GLORIA BAKER-Pep Club 2,3,45 S.C.A. Representative 45 Steering Committee 45 D.E. Club 4. VELMA BAKER-Homeroom Vice-President 1, Secretary 25 S.C.A. Representative l,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Bible Club 25 Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Powder Puff Football 4. WOODROW BAKER JR.-D.E. Club, 2nd Vice-President 4. GRACE BAMFORTH-J.V. Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Prom Committee 1,2,45 S.C.A. Alter- nate 1, Representative 2, State Convention 25 Latin Club, President 25 Quo Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Vice-President 2,35 Keyette Club 2,3,4, Historian 2, Treasurer 35 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Jr.-Co-Business Manager 2, Jr.-Co Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 Cavalier Capers 2,35 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 45 Steering Committee 25 President of Junior Class5 Girl's State5 Outstanding Junior Girl5 Outstanding Tidewater Girl 45 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Most Studious5 Senior Hall of Fame, Best All Around5 Homecoming Queen 4. CAROLE BARNES-Transfer from Fort Myersg S.C.A. Representative 2,3,45 Future Teachers Club 2,35 I.C.C. Representative 2,3, Chaplain 35 Prom Committee 2,3545 Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 Steering Com- mittee 2,3,45 Cavalier Capers 3,45 Mixed Chorus ,2, A Cappella Choir 3,4. SANDRA BARNES-Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, President 35 Steering Committee 35 Future Teachers Club 2,3,45 State Convention 3, I.C.C. Representative 45 Prom Committee 35 S.C.A. Alternate 4. TIMOTHY BARROW-French Club 1,25 Key Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Beta Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 45 Steering Committee 45 S.C.A. Representative 2, Alternate 35 Boy's State5 Varsity Club 3,45 Secretary 45 J.V. Foot- ball 1,25 J.V. Basketball 25 Track 25 Varsity Football 3,4. ELIZABETH BERNARD-Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Steering Committee 25 Miss Princess Anne Contest 2,35 Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 3, National Thespians 4, President 45 Senior Hall of Fame, Best Looking. JOHN BISSETT-Art Club 15 D.E. Club 3. LeLAND BLEHM-Sigma Phi Hi-Y 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Most Athletic, Senior Hall of Fame, Best Dressed5 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Varsity Track 1,2,3,45 J.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Sophomore Class Reporter 2. CONRAD S. BOISVERT-Young Democrats Club 35 Latin Club 4. PATRICIA BOND-French Club 1,25 S.C.A. Representa- tive 1,2,35 Prom Committee 25 Keyette Club 2,35 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Annual Staff 3. KAREN BOOTHE-Band 15 F.B.L.A. 4. DELORES BRADBERRY-Athena Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 3,4, Historian 45 Homeroom Treasurer 1, Steering Committee 1, PAGE Staff 4. WILLIAM BRADLEY-J.V. Football 1, J.V. Baseball 15 Glee Club 25 Sigma Phi Hi-Y. SHERON BREON-J.V. Cheerleader 1,25 Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Reporter 35 Hi-Y Conference 35 Senior Hall of Fame, Most School Spirited5 Ruritan Bowl Court 45 Homecoming Court 4. BRUCE BRIGHT-Homeroom treasurer 2, President 45 Steering Committee 45 F.B.L.A. 25 PAGE Staff 3,45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 4. JUDY DIANNE BRIM-Homeroom Secretary 15 Secre- tary of Junior Class 35 Steering Committee 35 S.C.A. Representative 35 Quo Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Keyette Club 3,45 Girl's State 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Jr. Co-Business Manager 3, Co-Business Manager 45 Senior Hall of Fame, Friendliest. BRIAN BRINKLEY-Homeroom Vice-President 1, Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 3, Steering Committee 25 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 25 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Var- Sityll Basketball 3,45 Varsity Tennis 3,45 Varsity Club ,3, . enjor QS ROGER BRINN-Transfer from Fork Union3 Track Team 3,4, I.C.C. Representative 4. MITCHELL BRODY-Chess Club 3,43 S.C.A. Representa- tive 33 Scholastic Team 33 French National Society 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4. HAROLD CLIFFORD BROWN, JR.-German Club 23 National Latin Exam 2,3,4, Second place 2, First place 33 Debate Team 23 Page Staff 33 Annual Staff 4, Copy Editor 43 Last Will and Testament Committee 43 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 43 National Honor Society 3,4? Latin Club 2,3,4, President 43 Key Club 3,4, Historian 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Senior Hall of Fame, Most Intelli- gent. RUTH BROWN-Transfer from East Greenwich High3 Dramatics Club 33 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. PATRICIA BROWN-Homeroom Secretary 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Secretary 43 S.C.A. Alternate 1,2, Representative 33 Quo Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,43 I.C.C. Representative 3, Trea- surer 43 Pep Club 2, I.C.C. Representative 23 I.C.C. Presi- dent 3,43 Drill Team 2,33 Sergeant-At-Arms 23 Beta Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Prom Committee 3. JUDITH ANN BRYANT-French Club, 1,23 Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 S.C.A. Representative 23 Homeroom Treasurer 3, Radio Electronics Club 33 Young Republicans Club 3. JOHN C. BUCK-Track and Field Club 13 Future Teach- ers Club 43 S.C.A. Representative 43 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 4. NANCY BUDNICK-Transfer from McLean High: De- bate Squad 43 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 4. THELMA BUYRN-D.E. Club 4. NANCY CALDWELL-French Club 1,23 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 3,4, Steer- ing Committee 3,43 Prom Committee 2,33 A Cappella Choir 3,43 Virginia All-State Chorus 3,43 Eastern District All-State Chorus 3,43 Madrigal Singers 4. FRAN CAMERON-Latin Club 2, Treasurer 23 Band 23 Future Nurses Club 4. NITA CAPPS-Homeroom Secretary 13 Future Teachers Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Drill Team 43 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 4. CAROL CARSON-Future Nurses Club 13 S.C.A. Execu- tive Council 43 Page Staff 4. HERBERT CARTWRIGHT - Transfer from Sunbury High School. WILLIAM CASTLE-Varsity Track 1,2,3,43 J.V. Football 1,23 Wrestling 43 Beta Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4: Key Club 3,43 School Spirit Committee 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 4. DEBORAH CLARK-French National Honor Society 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 43 Home- room Treasurer 43 National Latin Exam. BRUCE CLARKE-Future Farmers Club 1,2,3, Secre- tary 33 Radio Electronics Club 2,3. DAVID CLAUDE-Band 2,33 French Club 2,3,4 Reporter 3, President 43 Chess Club 3,4 I.C.C. Representative 3, President 43 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,43 S.C.A. Executive Com- mittee 43 Homeroom Treasurer 3g School Spirit Commit- tee 43 Senior Day Committee 43 A Cappella Chorus 43 Eastern District All-State Chorus 4. lgIlCHiARD COLLIER-Transfer from Fishburne Military c oo. RONALD COLLIER-Sigma Phi-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM COLBY-D.E. Club 4. faf1lSf1'cs ANITA COOPER-Future Homemakers of America 1,23 Beta Club 33 F.B.L.A. 33 Prom Committee 3. CHARLES COX-Transfer from Wakefield Highg Sigma Phi Hi-Y 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4. CHERYL COZZENS-Pep Club 2,33 Bible Club 33 Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 43 Young Republicans Club 3. CHARLES CRAMER-Transfer from George Washington High. CAROLYN CREWS-Pep Club 23 Future Homemakers Club 2,3,43 Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, I.C.C. Repre- sentative 43 Future Business Leaders 2,3,4 Vice-President 43 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 4. HERBERT CULPEPPER-S.C.A. Representative 13 J.V. Football 13 J.V. Baseball 13 Track 13 Varsity Football 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4. CAROLYN DANNER-Transfer from Woodstock High3 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 43 Ruritan Bowl Court 43 Homeroom Vice-President 4. WILLIAM DALEY-Chess Club 3,4. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON-Homeroom Secretary 2. LINDA DAVIS-Transfer from Cardinal High. NANCY DAVIS-Bible Club 1,2,33 Pep Club 23 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Candy Cane Ball Committee 43 Page Staff 43 Mixed Chorus 4. PAULETTE DAVIS-Latin Club 13 Pep Club 23 Future Nurses Club 2,3,4 I.C.C. Representative 3,4, Historian- Parliamentarian 43 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 43 Powder Puff Football 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4. RUTH DeBOER-F.B.L.A. 33 D.E. Club 4. DIANE DENSON-Transfer from Granby High: Girl's Chorus 33 A Cappella Chorus 43 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Drill Team 4. BARBARA DORSETT-Transfer from Cradock High3 Kennedy Club 33 Annual Staff 4. GAYLE DOSS-Theta Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Future Teachers Club 3,4 State Convention 43 Senior Play 43 National Thespians 4. ECQIQIS DOUGHTY-J.V. Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball LINDA DRYE-D.E. Club 3,4Q Future Nurses Club 3. VICIZH3 DUDLEY-Homeroom Secretary 13 Future Teach- ers , . DANIEL DUNFORD-Transfer from Norwich Free Aca- emy. JOHN DUNN-Transfer from Cradock High. LINDA DURHAM-Future Teachers 2,3,4 Vice-President 43 Quo Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. WILLIAM DURREY-Transfer from Norfolk Catholicg Wrestling 33 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Club 4. CHERYL EARLY-Transfer from Maury High3 Keyette Club 3,43 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 43 Homeroom Treasurer 4. CAROL EASON-Art Club 23 Kennedy Club 33 Prom gonanliiqvee 33 Page Staff 3,43 Future Teachers 3,43 Athena ri- 1- . RICHARD EDELMAN-J.V. Football 1,23 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 Key Club 3,43 Varsity Club 43 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 43 Homeroom President 43 Steering Committee 4. enzor C3faf1Sf1'c.9 THOMAS EDENTON-S.C.A. Representative 1.45 Track Team 15 J.V. Football 2: Prom Committee 1,35 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 35 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 45 Homeroom President 35 Steering Committee 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Boy's State 35 National Honor Society 4. BOOTSIE EDWARDS-Transfer from Norview High: Mixed Chorus 4: Dramatics Club 45 D.E. Club 4. DOROTHY ELLEN-Pep Club 2, Powder Puff Football 3,45 D.E. Club 4. REID ERVIN-Homeroom Treasurer 1, President 3,4 Vice-President 45 Steering Committee 1,2,35 Track Team 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 I.C.C. Representative 4: Na- tional Latin Exam 1,2 Vice-President of Sophomore Class5 Prom Committee 2,3.-15 S.C.A. Executive Council 3,4: State Convention 25 Key Club 2,3,4 Board of Directors 2,4 District Convention 2,3,4 International Convention 2 District Secretary 25 Exchange Student Forum 35 Beta Club 3.45 National Honor Society 45 Boy's State 35 Sopho- more Hall of Fame, Most Studious, Senior Hall of Fame, Most Likely To Succeed. ARTHUR ESENBERG-Transfer from Plainedge High5 Band 4. HELEN ESTES-Drill Team 2,3.4 Squad Leader 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Cavalier Capers 35 Girls Intramurals 35 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 45 4-H Club Reporter 4. PAGE EATON-D.E. Club 3. ANNE FABER-Transfer from Granby High: Powder Puff Football 3,45 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 45 Page Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4. LINDA FARMER-Transfer. JUDY FELTS-Homeroom Secretary 15 Future Home- makers of America 2, Secretary 25 Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. KAREN FELTS-Drill Team 2,3,4, Captain 45 Theta Tri- Hi-Y 2.3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Future Business Leaders of America 35Library Assistant 35 S.C.A. Alternate 45 Senior Prom Committee. EUGENIA FEREBEE-Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 45 A Band 1.2,3,4, Executive Officer 3,45 French Club 25 School Spirit Committee 3,45 Powder Puff Foot- ball 4. JOHN FINN-Debate Club 45 Chess Club 45 Latin Club 4. FAYE FISHER-Transfer from Maury High5 A Cappella Chorus 3,4. PAULA FITZGERALD-Transfer from Mississippi5 A Cappella Chorus 4: Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 4. CAROLE FLANIGAN-French Club 1,25 Future Teach- ers 1,25 March Minstrels 15 Pep Club 1.25 Athena Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Cavalier Capers 2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 35 Rep- resentative to District Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Conference. LEONARD FLANIGAN-A Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 3,45 Assistant 25 French Club 2,35 Homeroom Secretary 25 S.C.A. Representative 45 Secretary-Treasurer of Band 4. BERENICE FOLKES-Homeroom President 1,3,45 Trea- surer 25 Steering Committee 1.3,45 S.C.A. Alternate 1.25 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Treasurer 45 Prom Committee 2,35 Keyette Club 3.45 Reporter of Junior Class5 Powder Puff Football 3,45 Blue Ridge 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Hall of Fame, Best Sport. GEORGIA FOX-F.B.L.A. Club 25 Pep Club 25 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Drill Team 35 Prom Committee 3,45 National Honor Society Treasurer 45 Keyette Club 45 Treasurer of Senior Class. NANCY FOX-Transfer. Pep Club 2,3,45 Historian and Reporter 45 Future Teachers 4. JANE CELESTE FRANCIS - A Band 1,2.35 Future Nurses Club 2,3,4. CAROLYN FRANKLIN-Theta Tri-Hi-Y 23,45 Chaplain 35 Vice-President 45 Pep Club Reporter 25 Homeroom Treasurer 25 French Club 2. LYNNE FREEMANATransfer from Mount Vernon High School5 French Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBERT FRICKfHomeroom Treasurer 15 Junior Var- sity Basketball 1,25 A Band 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4. BRENDA FUTRELL-Homeroom Treasurer 15 Future Homeniakers of America 2. Historian 25 Pep Club 25 Quo- Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. STACY GARRETT, III-Debate Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 3,45 Delegate to Boys' State 35 S.C.A. Homeroom Repre- sentative. RICHARD GARRIOTT-Junior Varsity Football 1: Jun- ior Varsity Baseball 15 S.C.A. Representative 1,31 Varsity Football 2.3,-1 Co-Captain 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 3, Treasurer 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3,45 Delegate to Boys' State 35 Track Team 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Most Outstanding Junior Boy5 President of Senior Class. RILEY GAZZAWAY-Semper Paratus 3,4, I.C.C. Repre- sentative 45 Prom Committee 3: Cross Country Team LINDA GERMAN-S.C.A. Representative 1, Alternate 4: Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 45 A Cappella Chorus 3,4 Vice-President 3.45 Vice-President Homeroom 45 Powder Puff Football 3,45 Senior Hall of Fame5 Most Athletic5 Drill Team 3. JAMES GILMAN-D.E. Club 4. CECELIA GIRARD-Homeroom President 15 Homeroom Vice-President 35 French Club 1,2, Vice-President 25 Trin- ity Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Historian 2,35 Future Teachers of America 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Drill Team 3,4, Squad Leader 45 Cavalier Capers 2.35 A Cappella Chorus 3.45 S.C.A. Alternate 45 Senior Hall of Fame, Wittiest. ROBERT GIVENS-Transfer from Johnson High School5 Latin Club 1.25 Dramatics Club 1: Band 1. CAROLE GOODMAN-Powder Puff Football 45 Art Club 4. RONALD GOODWIN-Va1'sity Baseball 15 Varsity Foot- ball 3,4: Varsity Club 4. HELEN GOSLIN-Transfer from Rogers High School5 French Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Girls' Athletic Association 45 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 4. NANCY GOTWALD-Transfer from Colonial Heights High School5 Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Beta Club Convention 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Scholastic Team 3,45 Keyette Club 45 Executive Board S.C.A. 45 Homecoming Court 4: School Spirit Committee 45 Steering Committee 45 Vice-President of Senior Class: National Honor Society: Senior Hall of Fame, Most Intelligent. . JOHN GRANDY-J.V. Football 1,25 J.V. Basketball 1,25 J.V. Baseball 1,25 French National Honor Society 3,45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 3,4. GLENDA GRAY-Future Nurses Club 1,2,3, Parliamen- tarian 1, Historian 35 Alternate S.C.A. representative 1,2. RUTH ANNE GREGORY-Dramatics Club 15 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 35 Drill Team 45 Powderpuff Football 4. 9121614 C3fdfIlS'ZZI.CtS' SHIRLEY GRIMSTEAD-Homeroom Secretary 15 'D.E. Club 3,4. DONALD GRISWOLD-D.E. Club 4. FAYE HADDAWAY-Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 25 Future Teachers 35 Homeroom Vice-President5 Girls Chorus 45 Drill Team 3,4. CHERRY HALL-Transfer from Granby5 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Librarian 35 A Cappella Chorus 45 All State Work- shop 4. LA VAUGHN HAMRICK - Transfer from Ellenboro High School5 Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4, Reporter 45 Beta Club 2,3.4. SANDRA HANSON-Athena Tri-Hi-Y 35 Powder Puff Football 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 D.E. Club 4, Parliamen- tarian 4. MILDRED HARDY-Homeroom President 15 Homeroom Secreta1'y 25 Girls Chorus 15 Reporter 15 Prom Commit- tee 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3, Secretary 2, President 35 Powder Puff Football 35 Drill Team 45 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 4. EARNEST HARGROVE-J.V. Football 15 Cross Country 2,35 Future Farmers 3,4. EDWARD HARMON- A Band 1,2,3,45 Radio Electronic Club 25 Cavalier Capers 3,4. SUE HARPOLD-Theta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Vice-President 3, President 45 Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 2,3,45 Model General Assembly 2,3,45 Princess Anne Hi-Y Tri- Hi-Y Council 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Norfolk Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Council 4, Secretary 45 Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,45 Keyette Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Prom Com- mittee 3,45 Candy Cane Ball Committee 3,45 Homeroom President 45 Steering- Committee 45 Theta Tri-Hi-Y Out- standing Junior. HENRY HARRELL-Freshmen Football5 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 25 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3,4. WILLIAM HARRIS-Latin Club 15-Key Club 2,3,45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Wrestling Team 35 S.C.A. Representative 45 Steering Committee 4. CAROL HARRISON-Homeroom Vice-President 15 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 35 French Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 PAGE Staff 45 Literary Magazine Staff5 Delegate to District Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3,4. GWENDOLYN HAWBECKER-Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. GERALD HENISH-French Club 1,25 Cross Country 1,2,35 Varsity Track 2,35 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 3. PATRICIA HESS-S.C.A. Representative 15 S.C.A. Al- ternate 35 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Fu- ture Homemakers of America 2,35 Pep Club 25 Prom Committee 25 Candy Cane Ball Committee 45 Powder Puff Football 35 Dramatics Club 45 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Wittiest5 A Cappella Chorus 4. KEISTER HITESHEW-Junior' Varsity Football 25 Var- sity Football 35 Key Club 45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 45 Senior Prom Committee. SARAH HODGES-Trinity Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Cavalier Capers 1,2,35 Future Teachers 25 French Club 2,35 Li- brarian 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Librarian 4. RICHARD HOLLAND-Transfer from Virginia Beach High School: Varsity Football 2.3.45 Varsity 'Wrestlina 25 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 2,35 Homeroom President 3. Junior Steering Committeeg Homeroom Secretary-Trea- surer 45 Varsity Club 3,4. PATRICIA HOPKINS-Latin Club 15 French Club 2: French National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 4: Powder Puff 3,45 S.C.A. Alternate 2,4. MARGARET HUDGINS-Homeroom Secretary 15 Home- room President 2,35 Steering Committee 2.3: Prom Com- mittee 1.2,35 Quo-Vadis Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2: Future Teachers 25 Dramatics Club 25 Powder Puff Foot- ball 35 I.C.C. 4, Treasurer 45 PAGE Staff 45 PEER.-XGE Staff 3.4, Junior Co-Business Manager 3, Co-Business Manager 4. BARBARA HUFFMAN-Transfer from Pensacola, Flor- ida5 A Band 2,3,45 Athena Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Future Nurses 4. MARY ELLEN IMEI.-Transfer from Churchland High School5 A Band 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Cavalier Capers 35 Dramatics Club 3. SANDRA IRISH-D.E. Club 3,4. CONNIE IVES-S.C.A. Representative 1,45 Spanish Club 25 Homeroom President 35 Theta Tri-I-Ii-Y 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 PAGE Staff. RICHARD JACKINS-Spanish Club 2,3. DONALD JACKSON-PAGE Staff 3,45 Photographer 3. PATRICIA JACKSON - Homeroom Vice-President 15 Homeroom Secretary 25 Art Club 2,35 PAGE Staff 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3. EARL JACOBS-D.E. Club, Sergeant-at-arms 4. ALTON JARMAN-Transfer. Band 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2. LEON JARVIS-J.V. Wrestling 25 Latin Club 25 Varsity Tennis 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega Hi-Y 35 Varsity Club 4. FRED JENKS-Transfer from Beaufort High School. Chess Club 3,45 Reporter 35 National Thespian Society 45 Future Teachers Club 4. BARBARA JOAQUIN-Transfer. Girls Athletic Associa- tion 35 Future Nurses Club 4. HELEN JOHNSONNTransfer from Norview High School. Junior Civitan Club 25 S.C.A. Representative 2. G. ROBERT JONES-Freshmen Class Vice-President: Prom Committee 1,2,35 S.C.A. Treasurer 25 Executive Committee 3,45 Semper Paratus Hi-Y 2,3,45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Cavalier Capers 35 J.V. Football 25 Sophomore Hall of Fame, Most Popular5 Senior Hall of Fame, Wittiest. JAMES JONES-Sigma Phi Hi-Y 3. VINCENT KAUFFMANN-J.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Club 3. LOUISE KAIIFMANN-Secretary of Homeroom 2: Vice- President of Homeroom 4. KENNETH KEEFE-Homeroom Treasurer 15 Sigma Phi Hi-Y 2,35 'Band Color Guard 25 Homeroom Vice-President 2,3t5t Vaisity Football 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Prom Coni- mi ee . REBECCA IQELLAM-Homeroom Vice-President 15 Latin Club 1,25 Majorette 2,3,45 Co-Captain 35 Captain 4: Athena Tri-H1-Y 2,3,45 Cavalier Capers 2,3. JAMES KELLER-Transfer from Mount Pleasant Senior High School. Cross-Country Team 3. ,ns Uv i 4 Wi If-A K 'cz' I I fi COM O 'Ir DOPE MAUP shwmnh ,K S in 1 , , rf .X ,,F'b,'P,-My -sa , ,, , , ff-few, , 'ite . as 4-3-1 -5 JEf2f?'fZ'3f7if14 H f' 5 ' -, P A -fe: Q. ye 4 f ?., 5 . Jsfgifr ff--,Q .Af I ' . ! gf: If 5 i ,-v , 5 LO ' 4, .juffux l?a' 43,15 --f'i -5 ' - iid- ,J f4?'1 'Q,' big. F4 'SH4' H f 4,,,g-- ,X .- x , sq..- C .K -4' 'A -t -. i.n' 4 c 4 , X 41' il .fswy if A '. it vxgvfx X n ' Q, ,W A A 1 1 , 1 NA , l s 4 'I'A H 10' 17 W J v Aofff' M,,..-1 S. C. A.'ers contemplate a particular proposals value to the students they represent. A - i A -I 5 C H '13 o' . 1 f, 17 Q- ' Pcmi , , , . p 'H e j, as 'S If f 21 Highlighting the accomplishments of the Stu- ,101-m ward Bob Henderson dent Cooperative Association this year is the ac- president Vice-preSide,,t quisition of a foreign student to attend PA next year. Under the supervision of Mr. E. E. Cox, the - SCA has also taken over the responsibility of Kitty Martin Elaine Th01'i1f0l1 hall duty and has nominated a candidate for state Secretary Treasurer SCA office. The Inter-Club Council, a counter- part of the SCA, staged the memorable, if slight- ly damp, Homecoming. Another SCA counterpart, the School Spirit Committee has worked hard selling basketball programs, arranging pep ral- lies, sponsoring bus c a 1' a V a n s to games, and publicizing school activities. Through the Honor Court, the SCA has maintained at PA a standard of integrity matched by few other schools. Added to the list of SCA officers this year is that of historian. A complete scrap book will be kept of all school activities, so that future stu- dents may know of the many achievements of the Class of '62. lI2 S.C.A. officers brave the precipitation to appear in the Homecoming parade. Inner Club Council officers are, left to right: Valerie Vestal, chaplaing Bob Miles, vice-president, Sally Hudgins, treasurerg Roger Brinn, parade mar- shal: Pat Brown, presidentg Marie Lanspery, corresponding secretary: and Suzanne Roberts, reporter. Honor Court Judges are, left to right: Roger Provog Lou Ann Legum, secre- taryg Clifford Brown, Eddie Shufordg Willard White. Seated, Florence Reese, presidentg not pictured Anne Heflin. All listen attentively while Kitty Mar- tin, secretary, reads the minutes. Ny.. . ff ra ,,,,,- These seniors are so proud of then rings that thev cant resist showing them off even for the National Honor Societv picture Timothy Barrow Patricia Mahoney Clifford Brown Lynn Martin A ' 4 .fv ! ' G Q I lb, i,4 A' 5, L- --1 , ', xl f ,gif , if . 1 1 . Scholarship, leadership, service, and integ- rity lead the student to the highest distinction attainable at Princess Anne. No greater hon- or or joy can the student know than the gen- tle tap of the gavel ushering him into the Na- tional Honor Society. Its members finish their senior year as the standards of excellence in all ways and are, together, the soul of the Sen- ior Class and Ame-rica's future. OFFICERS Left to right: Tim Barrow, president: Forrest Para- dise, vice-presidentg Josephine Jones, secretaryg Geor- gia Fox, treasurerg Mrs. Mary Barnes, sponsor. SOCIETY Thomas Edenton Forrest Paradise Reid Georgia Ervin Fox Patricia Susan Plevyak Scurria Richard Garriott Elaine Thornton vp! gi .- 2 IR H 5 l .Ji :X it N , 4 Nancy Gotwald .I ohn Ward 'Z' I Josephine Jones pl-ic? , cp-F l E'fffi yi 6-3 s V in - 0' 'S' R . 1 I 'Ti' Left to right: Nancy Gotwald. presiclentg Elaine Thornton. vice-pres ident: Clifford Brown, t1'ez1su1'e1': Grace Bamforth, secretary. f '70fnsw1P I Membership in the National Beta Club signifies recognition of scholas tic achievement and character development. Students may apply for mem bership in the beginning of their junior and senior years. They are screen ed for leadership qualities, attitude, academic Success and character Members merit a gold diploma seal at graduation. l I7 Miss Daily the sounds of busy students hard at work issue from the annual room. Dedicated to the publication of the Princess Anne PEER- AGE. these staff members spend many hours Identifying pictures. selling ads. and writing :opy, in order to meet deadlines. Amid the flurry of school activities this group strives diligently to record the spirit of our Alma Mater. This organization provides for other phases of our school life too. One of the outstanding accomplishments of our staff is the production of Princess Anne's annual variety show, Ca- valier Capersf' As photographers snap candid shots or as the students solemnly pose for class pictures. the effects of their projects and whims are felt throughout our campus. The efforts of these many individuals are represented in the finished PEERAGE, a col- lection of memories from the past for the years ahead. Co-Editors Grace Marie Bamforth and Bailey Spence ' l ' l . 1 l l 1962 6:6 l M555 ' l ' ' ' V l Sponsor C0-Business Managers Junior Co-Editors Anna Bland Faison Judy Brim and Sally Hudgins .lan Meades and Nancy Foy l . Af' 5' l I 'S Q X 'Il If i xK This is our busy staff hard at work on the '62 PEERAGE. rf' '-'SX' lx wg ,. is I Ts px Jumor Co-Busmess Managers Be,-1, Folk, Shen., B19 n and Celene Hodge and Margaret Ann Walker Judv Laramie -,V 3 'Q I W No l-,lafinz in the back Qirlsf 'S 9 A v . . H 4 x JJ 1 l a X f 1 , , L opywriters Cllfful Blrxxn. Willard White. and Io ephine Jones If, n , r.- fc- 2 3 l -,-I IIE ffixi an ,Sr l2O Roaming reporters gather news from anyone who will stop and talk. Collecting Valentine greet- ings at a dime apiece, these reporters are helping to pro- mote student interest in the paper. Before the stories can go to the typist, much work must be done. Here students copyread, edit, and headline the articles. Madly, and somewhat hap- hazardly folding papers for distribution to the classes, these reporters can't resist a peak at the new issue. -fi Planning ahead for the next issue of the PAGE are these of the Journalism clas ' I l I Chief editois Nancy Acluss and Roger Promo discuss PAGE reporters, busy with pencil and pad, can be seen covering school activities from sports practice sessions to Homecoming. Under the watchful eye of Miss Anna Bland Faison, new PAGE sponsor, these enthusiastic students are learning how to produce a paper from assign- ment of articles to distribution of the printed paper. Striving to increase student interest in the paper and to clear up the debt accumulated over the years, the PAGE staff has sold Cavalier bumper tags, space in the paper for student birth- day greetings, and plastic covers for the PEER- AGE. Another innovation has been the CAVALIER FOLIO, Princess Anne's new literary magazine. The FOLIO, a bi-annual publication, will contain art work and Written material submitted by Princess Anne students. The Key Club consists of those young men of Princess Anne who are seriously concerned with current problems and who show the high- est caliber of intelligence and character. This year has seen its t'Anti-Communism project unite the school in a single purpose. Other ac- tivities include gift of fifty-star flags to every room in school, a new edition of the student di- rectory published under the Key Club's super- vision, two banquets held in honor of the Ki- wanis Club and the faculty, a scholarship award- ed to a senior, and a collection of funds for a crippled children's home. These achievements speak for the Key Club, Princess Anne's repository of young men whose poise, discretion, ability, tact, and purpose will always stamp them as gentlemen. O.K. guys, let's flip to see who has to sell the 300 cans of left-over peanuts! Key-Club officers are, left .to right, Tim Barrow, secretary, Chuck Sherman, treasurer, David Etheridge, vice-presidentg Reid Ervin, senior board memberg and Kenny Spitzer, president. L Q lZ2 What's the matter, Forrest, isn't her number in the Key Club directory? Would you believe it, these boys are Key Club membersl? '4v,,.. 14.5-f1',.' ' N -12. z.-- N KEYETTE CLUB Sponsored by the Ki-Wives and sister to the Key Club, the Keyette Club's main objective is to be of service to the school and the community. That they have met with great success this year is evidenced by their many activities. High point among these is the Miss Princess Anne Contest held in February. Their national project this year is the collection of donations for UNICEF. Miss Puncess Anne 1962 Q gb EYETTE Miss HOWELL Keyette Club officers and sponsor precariously balance themselves on a ledge to pose for this picture. Left to right: Mrs. Doris French, sponsorg Nancy Ackiss, presi- dentg Susan Harpold. vice-presiclentg Paige Valentine, sec- '1 a - JM 9 ,. Z '.-5 0 ' Y' IZ retaryg Sandra Oliver, treasurerg Marilyn Anderson, chap- laing Gail Morgan, historiang Marie Lanspery, reporter. Missing from picture, Connie Trueblood, parliamentarian. 4 v we Keyette underclassmen view with apprehension the task that lies be-fo filling' the places of their venerable elder members. .- L fl ' E . ,be i CQ E re them- These are fthe senior members of the Keyette Club. who can review with pride the attainments of their organization. Proudly sporting their althletic let- ters are the Varsity Club members. Out- standing in athletic as well as scholastic activities, these boys have proved their prowess in football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, golf, and wrestling. The club is responsible for the concessions sold at all basketball games and for the Home- coming Court float. They also sponsor the Geek Week Dance, the climax of this fun- filled Week in March. VARSITY CLUB Lilifffiiii . ' fl -. . il ' r- .ff-A-..-..-,..-.. , .vi V V ff- Kneeling. left to right: Bob Miles, vice-presidentq Reid Ervin I.C.C, representativeg Doug Miller, sergeant at arms. Standing Dick Garriott, treasurerg Bill Castle. president: Tim Barrow, sec- retary. Underclassmen are, left to right: Art Halstead, Bob Henderson, Mike Persinger, Steve Kimball, Don Smith, Charles Carr, David Miller, Forrest Fisher. Dennis Kalinski, Allen Whicharcl, Bobby Delilille, George Old, Ronnie Hytinen, Ronnie Stansbury, Wayne Smith, Jay Ferguson. I l26 it l l L President Bill Castle tells club gf planned prgjegth Doug Our athletic heroes smile sweetly for Peerage cameramen. Miller voices disapproval. Upperclassmen are kneeling, left to right: Reid Ervin, Holland, Jim Miller, Kenny Spitzer. Rick Edelman, Tim Steve Miller, Bruce Terry, Bob Solomon, Jack Staylor, Barrow, Henry Harrell, Jimmy Swain, Bill Shields, Doug Jerry McConnell, Tom Brown, Gary Miller, Richard Miller, Claude Tate, Dick Garriott, Bobby Miles, and Wheeley, and Leon Jarvis. Standing: Bill Castle, Dick Bill Harris. L. '. CHORUS Music is a universal medium of expression. All men everywhere respond to the loveliness of voices lifted in song. P rin c e s s Anne is proud of all its choral groups. The students practice long and hard with their director, Mr. Clark G r a V e s, t o achieve the esthetic qualities perceived by the listeners ear. The excellence of their sound of musicn is acclaimed by many throughout the Tidewater area. I Z Mr. Clark Graves, choral director. Left to right: Billy Simonds, secretary-treasurerg Linda German, vice presidentg Ammon Tharp, librarian: Betsy Mann, presidentg Nancy Caldwell, librariang and Wil- lard White, reporter. Beautiful sounds issue from these mouths-the A Cappella Choir. :. fu '- ,.-,f' . l'fE3 I, f ' u I iii X1 l ' tif llf 'V t t lff111fi1?'!3?l' 6 The Princess Anne Madrigal singers spent a merry Christmas in Florida. This year Mr. Graves and the Madrigal singers Annually the choral groups provide the back- were invited to spend the major part of the bone for the Princess Anne Ruritan Club min- Christrnas holidays giving concerts in Florida. strel. School concerts and performances for many The participants had a wonderful time and their civic organizations keep the choruses busy in- music was well received. creasing their repertoire of various kinds of music. A pretty girl is like a melody, and thus we have the melodic Girls' Chorus. .. -F - .. PA BAN Marching through intricate routines, keep- ing in time to a rhythmic melody, led by a squad of high-stepping majorettes, the Princess Anne High School Band has entered the hearts of all who speculate. Again at concerts, at bac- calaureate, and at graduation, the band has be- come the backbone of the ceremonies. This year the Princess Anne Band was host for the All-State Band. Top, left to right: Mr. George Bailey, band directory Tommy Freeman, drill sergeantg Steve Millard, captaing Bobby Frick, co-captain. Bottom, left to right: Lenny Flanigan, treasurerg Diane Dorsett and Pat Winnett, librarians. The Princess Anne High School Band . . . O ,ill .1 Wm l .lr 4 wff ' fggf , , , Y , ,. , - ,l ,. Y Z. I ' lx X l 1 Back row, left to right: Jackie Keeney, Sharon Wilson, The P. A. pep band adds zest and spirit to basket- Jennifer Camper, Helen Pavey, Mary Ellen Imel, Gay- ball games. nell Spenser, Carolyn Campbell, Linda Graves, and Becky Kellam, Head Majorette. Front row: Jeanie Ballard and Lennie Flanigan, Drum Major. . . . our marching band. ,I L A. ,n 1.5-- . 'BEL 3 l PEP CLUB i ..... Only the enthusiasm of the throngs watch- V ing can urge a team to victory. When the 55' V players become aware of the rising spirit of the crowd, they put forth their best effort for 7 their team and their school. It is the sole 8 li' purpose of the Pep Club to help bring about this enthusiasm. Through their many posters, ' cheering sections, and extensive work, they have increased the spirit at Princess Anne. Q s fi- '.- .1 ,J fag? 15' I Left to right: Carol Spain, presidentg Yvonne Chis- holm, treasurerg Nancy Fox, reporterg Linda Law, S9Cl'9f211'Y- Not pictured: Jo Jo Burroughs, vice- president. ..,: ' These four girls are putting up just one of the ,gs many posters displayed by the Pep Club. I L .V , . iii' Just look at all of that energy and vitality! 1 a I., 5 L I' l nf?- 132 n., Y -..L . . First row, left to right: C. Ketchie, V. Vestel, S. Girard, B. Brinkley, C. Boyer, A. Coltrane, D. Greenwood, K. Felts, S. Wolf, M. Page, J. Hendricks, B, Whitehead, B. Owens. Second row, left to right: H. Estes, S. Trew, F. Barnes, C. Ralston, R. Elmore, J. Wilson, P. Leigh, J. Bayles, J. Meades, K. Brown, F. Reese, N. Capps, A. Whichard, C. Piaseski, C. Rowall, S. Lewis. Third row, left to right: B. Lee, P. Meekins, L. Kaulfman, J. Bradley, DRILL TEAM The Drill Team is an impressive sight, march- ing in column, rank, circle, and oval. These girls practice long and hard in order to perform well for football games and parades. Their efforts have proved worthwhile as evidenced by their performance in competition. I , -, -, - fre -' 1171 ef'-,. 1' e,- -- w. -ff5'.. ' fi: +-,f-11-1 Grouped around their captain, Karen Felts are the Drill Team offi- cers. Left to right: Sissy Girard, squad IV leader, Helen Estes. squad I leader: Florence Brown, squad II leader, Bette Whitehead. secretary-treasurer, and Florence Reese, squad III leader. Missing from picture, Dorothy Greenwood, co-captain. E. Selfridge, E. McGinnis, C. Olson, F. Hattaway, L. Casper, L. Lambdin, G. Petree, C. Trueblood, C. Piper, J. Roughton, J. Thompson, J. Moore. Fourth row, left to right: A. Murden, BI. Fentress, A. Hilton, R. Gregory, M. Larson, S. YVatkinson, B. Tignor. F. Brown, S. Crute, D. Denson, J. Jones, J. Powers, C. Sallwasser. P. Potter. P. lVhitehurst, P. Mahoney. U0-A1 This should be an interesting game . . , one table, eight girls, no ping, no pong! GIRLS ATHLETIC SSOCIATIG In trying to improve mental ability by improving physical fitness, the G.A.A. has set for itself a difficult goal. That they have met with great success in at- taining this goal is evidenced by the in- creased participation in intramural sports and in the t'Powder Puff football game. These G.A.A. sponsored activities have been enthusiastically supported by the student body and have brought Well de- served acclaim to the club. The girls were so excited that they even put their letters on backwards. Officers of G.A.A. are, left to right: Margaret Walker, secretary: Ethel Selfridge, vice-presidentg Margaret Selfridge, presidentg Linda Law, treasurerg and Connie Dyckman, reporter. ' , if in l V i - l 1 ,l U ..:','f' Q' X wi' lx! U U KL V ' 'V' 'F N I v L, ,hay .Lx L JJ .Nt 'MV xx lj li .tex ii' Uk .ll if A t 1' Eli-L 1 ,XZ ti J.K ' . 3. l ' Hill -L 1 ,L yy 'lui Q' -L Q' N , ' L 'Q-Al , ' , V' by N t' jg' 'lf .V f yi 'J ' ii, . X l ,tu ,W My ,fl J , J L5 . XL Avy U 'U W ull ,M ,I 1 Q, it x., Q- ,V ol: 9' I' -1 ' '. X . KIK Y bl, D- xml- LJ 'L If I 'rj' l . ul .V tf L. Y, - 4 ,R,'., . Y .. ,,' ' 53' 'l ' li, lxgi' .V . 3' gf . W 5 1' W' H-, fx g wb Q - f' fl j Y' X ex The iArtf Club stiinulatesl interest in art through observation of the techniques of paint- ing, sculpturing, and sketching. The results of practicing these techniques can be seen in the displays outside the library. Another project of the club is the presentation of a mosaic plaque to the Senior Class during graduation week. In a world of scientific data and statistics, these talented members are pro- viding a welcome touch of beauty. RT CLUB t . X. mC. 195. a 5' , fs, xl, 4 i - A x , xp-'N -M,,,,,...... , ig? V .1 - - f . X , Y QQA, Left to right: Marcie Larson, secretaryg Linda Painter, vice- presidentg Jimmy Jefferson, treasurer. Not pictured: John Dale, president. Can you spot the Picasso among these club members? I35 W -Y' .,,,. 5 A 5-1- ' 45:51- ' 0,1 ,,,, - --f-f' ,.,.,--f ' ,,,,. ' ' frfxaf - ,. s , ..., g. Seated amidst the helter-Skelter of for possible careers in the theater. DRAM. TICS CLUB Dramatic Club officers are left to right: Lou Spangler. treasurerg Betty Bernard, president: and Raquel Weyse, historian-reporter. X . .exft rejected props, these club members are preparing' There's no business like show business describes the feelings of the members of the P.A. Drama Club. Learning, not only techniques of acting, but tech- niques of scenery and costume design, of direction, and of production, these members have entered the exciting world of theatre. And they love every min- ute of it. So do the rest of the students, for they are often called into service as a practice audience and can enjoy the club's efforts. Hey, careful with all that goo. ' L-LY' 4 Q-.lt 'Y ,Q ' Y . ' ie ,ii fi 45? 1 A, lx t ff. Nh. I ,. .94 if . A . i it A ,w i 1 . ,. 2' N r N-, We , . ' Q 756 'Y ...K 11 e fl all itil 1 r-- - .i H, , 9 Y' J U ICR CIVITA CLUB New to Princess Anne this year is the Junior Civitan Club, a service organization sponsored by the Virginia Beach Civitan Club. Based on the Golden Rule, this club tries, through its Various activities, to interest others in building better citizenship, in the home, in the school, and in the community. Club activities include the annual sale of fruitcake and the donation of baskets of food to needy families and of toys to a school for the retarded. Membership in the Club is by invitation only. if :417'?fA:.+ gf ' v,-J Junior Civitan officers are, left to right: Harvey Heck- man, presidentg Dot Simms, I.C.C. representative: Bar- bara Moreland, treasurer, Judy Holgate, secretary, and Connie Dyckman, vice-president. Posing for their first formal group shot, these Civitaners .look a trifle nervous. .QC Left to right: Alan Nilssen, viceepresidentg Carolyn Singer, parliamentariang Ruth Byrns, treasurerg Miss Moffatt, sponsorg Bob Solomon, president. Seated, Vernell Heusel, secretary. SPANISH CLUB Como esta usted? If you're in the Spanish Club, you know what that means. That and lots of other interesting expressions which come in handy when you meet your Spanish teacher in the hall. But the Spanish Club does not meet just to practice Spanish. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Moffatt, these Spanish en- thusiasts learn about the customs, culture, and history of Spanish countries. The better un- derstanding resulting from these studies leads to better relations between the two countries. ,- '-H-v ' At Christmas time, La Pinata gives up its treasure of candy and gifts. Members of the Spanish Club en masse. If ,,,Jf 5.1 Parlez-vous francaisq These French Club members sure do' FRENCH HO OR SOCIETY A better understanding of the French civilization is the aim of the members of the French Honor Society. Like so many others they have come under the spell of the Gallic culture and sense the resplendent heritage America has from France. They would be among the first to agree that 'tEvery man has two coun- tries-his own and France. These industrious French Club members are studying the political organization of the French government. Left to right: Miss Jewell Whitlock, sponsorg Forrest Paradise, treasurerg Cliff Brown, president: Josephine Jones, secretaryg Orelia Sparrow, vice-president. Members of the L TIN CLUB The Latin Club's purpose is to introduce the student to the areas of classical mythology, litera- ture, and life not touched upon in the classroom. The most interesting program was presented by a minister trained in the classics who discussed the suppression and spread of Christianity in Imperial Rome. Most of the members subscribe to the club's magazine which is printed entirely in Latin. Projects of the Latin classes command the attention of Latin Club members. Latin Club cut Latin class to be in club picture. I I fs., S- Left to right: Steve Tuttle, Ken Clare, Harold Rubel, Chuck Sherman, Tommy Lewis, Richard Harperg seated: Linda Gregory, Nancy Budnick and Fred Keene. DEBATE COUNCIL FORENSICS Receiving recognition for their achievements are these talented P.A. students. Brenda Koon, a junior, has brought honors to her Alma Mater by winning first place in the state poetry-reading contest. Princess Anne can certainly be proud of the eight top students comprising the Scholastic Team this year. As formidable a collec- tion of brains can scarcely be found. Debating the topic, Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Equalize Educational Op- portunities by Means of Grants to the Elementary and Secondary Schools, the Debate Council has taken honors on the state and lo- cal levels. SCHOLASTIC TEAM . Brenda koon Left to right: Mary Fran Hughes, Bob Henderson, 'fancy Gotwald, Paul De- Rocher, Fred Keene, Jay Ferguson, Mitchell Brody, and Tommy Yancey. STATE POETRY WINNER pn Q.- ver' .45 Kneeling, left to right, Coite Rudacil, Vice-President, Stauley Lugar, President, Terry Carawan, Secretaryg Joe Moulton, Vice President, Bobby Rice, Reporter. Standing, left to right, S. B. Myers, Advisor, Bill Simons, Secretary, Jim Porter, Reporterg Al 5 Basnight, Presidentg Ernie Hargrove, Treasurerg Alan Smith, Sentinel. Through the FFA, boys interested in agriculture can come closer to achieving their goal. New methods have greatly reduced the amount of labor involved in farming, but it is still a hard and time-consuming job. Supplying our nation's food will be the respon- sibility of boys like these. It is through organizations like the FFA that they develop the skill necessary to accept this responsibility. As future farmers these boys seek to gain the skills and knowledge that will enable them to excell in their chosen profession. 142 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS These girls hope to combine their personal characteristics with prac- tical methods of running an effi- cient home. Their membership in the FHAXencourages them to de- velop proficiencies in cooking, clean- ing, decorating, sewing, and child care. These skills will be invaluable in their future careers as wives and mothers. FH.A Officers are, left to right: Edna McClatcliey, his- t0l'lZtI'lQ Bonnie Hamrick, reporter: Carolyn Crews, vice- presidentg Janet Morgan, parliamentariang Cookie Bea- BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club aims to make the Bible an in- tegral part of each stuclent's life. This organiza- tion promotes Christian fellowship and encour- I ages personal witnessing for Jesus Christ. I Bible Club officers are, left to right: Elizabeth Trimmer, vice president: Danny Templeton, president: Irene Tatum. treasurerg Judy Bryant, secretary. I , Saluting their book to live by are these Bible Club members. I liflilq .IUU-I uit 'IJ - l , u i , ' l- mm ' V I l :mu ' x l iz . I I x Relaxing in the comfortable living room, these F.ll.A. members enjoy thumbing through the latest iiiagaziiies in their spare moments. lI'l0Y'l, secretary: Kathy Moore, president. Not pictured: Alice Hill, treasurer. l-I3 Q 1 Facing the future, but not the camera, are these future business leaders. The Future Business Leaders of America meet to discuss var- ious aspects of business life and to hear speakers describe their experiences in the hard world of business. Getting f i 1' s t hand training through their multiple club acti- vities, the members get advice on which fields of business they are best suited for and which will of- fer them the best opportunities for advancement. fl l FUTURE B SINESS LEADERS Front row, left to right: Carolyn Clark, secretary, Maureen Page, I.C.C. renresentativeg Annis Leveridge, president: Mrs. Walton, sponsor. Back row, left to right: Kay Robinson, chaplaing Nancy Woodhouse, treasurerg Pat Long, parliamentariang Martha Cake, reporterg Carolyn Crews, vice-presi- dent: Linda Gwaltney, historian. l44 , , .-I .fit f Y GNL. QF, 'r fffff, 2 1 r, 4' gg 1 f f'f . K- 3 IQ, .R . 14- ' g Ml 1 1 2, J, . ,511- .r ' 3-3 ' , A W! Q ,rl -' ' I I 'ii ffr?'3S5Q3lfi1- ' , Learmng what thls contlaptxon doeb and how to make These F.B.L.A.'e1's want to walk Lookmg f01YV3lCl to a succesbful bubmess career are these F.B.L.A. members. 5 ui f , ' W ' ' f-fr I P 'f A Al In ,- 1 139, f 1 - if '11 .:::'E5:v 'S Three future teachers and sponsor Miss League disembark for a wonderful week- end at the state convention in Richmond. The annual candy sale is a main project for the club-just so they do not infringe on senior class candy profits! Left to right: Sissy Girard, secretaryg Elizabeth Kemper, treasurerg Marie Lanspery, presidentg Sandra Barnes, ICC representative. Not pictured: Linda Durham, vice-presidentg Susan Chamberlain, reporter. The members of the FTA look forward to the day when they will be able to instruct their own classes. They realize that much study and preparation will be required of them to attain this worthwhile goal. Through membership in the FTA these students hope to gain knowl- edge and practical experience of teaching. This knowledge will prove invaluable in their future careers as teachers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1 l gqygrvvnf.-V1 A fitting way to shoot a future teacher's picture-in and around a school bus. A s 39 4' e Left to right: Alice McCollum, secretaryg David Claude, preside-ntg Joey Martin, I.C.C, representativeg Alan Nilsen. treasurerg Fred Knack, vice president: Claude Tate. CHESS CLU The Chess Club, while comparatively new at Prin- cess Anne, enjoyed a fine year. The team which the club sponsors plays both scholastically and in the Eastern Virginia Chess League. It had an undefeat- I f Chess Club members show their devotion by standing in the Homecoming rain. ed season in scholastic competition. and participated in the final competition for the Eastern Virginia League. Excitement mounts as a checkniate becomes inevitable F TURE NURSES Working toward a pos- '4 sible career in medicine, members of the Future Nurses Club practice methods of bedside and rural nursing. Popular at meetings are the round- table discussions of the various fields of nursing, such as nursing the dis- abled, assisting at opera- tions. or teaching other prospective nurses. Through the club's mani- fold activities, including volunteer work at DePaul and Norfolk General, its members are learning more of this Florence Nightingale - inspired ca- reer. Z si! Left to right: Suzanne Payne, treasurerg Jean Powers, secretaryg Kay McHone, presi- dentg Paulette Davis, historian and parliamentariang Velma Baker, vice-president: Mrs. Helen Maclllillian, sponsor. These future nurses are looking to the future when 1:1 V48 E, 4 , 13 1-17 f-Q X I f 4519 N 'W v -h nfd.- W'e11, it's a funny thing - I felt better before I came in here' they can dedicate themselves to a rewarding profession. TT lin.- c. All students enrolled in Distributive Education are eligible for membership in the D.E. Club. Through club activities they learn about different parts of the distributive field . . . retail, service, or wholesale business. They continue their class room study of human relations, stock keeping, mer- chandise selling, and advertising, all the while, re- ceiving on the job training. The experience gained through participation in club projects will be invaluable to them in their careers. Upon leaving the club, graduating members have already traveled a good distance along the road to success. Miss Lassiter, D.E. co-ordinator, enjoys a brief re- spite during a busy day. DISTRIB TIVE Left to right: Sandra Waterfield, treasurerg Mavi Herring, secretary, Billy Gentry, president: Indie Flora, historiang Mickey Baker, second vice-presidentg Rhoda Sturte- vant, reporter. Not pictured: Sandra Irish, first vice-president, PS 'V 'nf 0? 'T X PQ? T 3 3-.e 1 . ,,, '9 ., 4' Y .Y .V Q vi ' A get 5,5 im. ,. 5 A' im? f' , ' . - Q J' 4 1,fi'g ., if ' .. , so '- 4 , 1.-Q ' n, f' g 'Qir?.Qi.Q if :Liv L' ' -1 ,z Vi if N w '-f-A-W M, .- , W, 1. . V., Y j,T7A,.. .. :., - -. me 51 -. if Q- --55 Ii 'w ' .54 5,-vf -ff' !!42. .p' .la -175 . .N .if . f '!13'fl,: 1 i ,Sf if 'l.3-13 E I, rn., ' T. V 1? l I . i Q, O X - Il 0 e ff H U' Watching the birdie are these business-minded members of the D.E, Club. D.E. members listen attentively in class. i EDUCATIO ,f M v- O Windblown, but far from weary, these D.E. officers wave to the crowd during if Homecoming. , I 3, , eT-e-- J... s,L,+h,g ,,-s A 'F' 1 xl f , I no 2 iz i i 1 I 1 TSN salma-:ri ' '- wer' ?:'1 Trl-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Council Officers, seated left to right: Rena Fishel, chaplaing Paige Valentine, secretary, Ruth Byrns, treasurerg Susie Harpold, vice-president. Standing, left to right, Ray Almond, sergeant at armsg Tommy Ani- mons, president. Everyone has a wonderful time at the Candy Cane Ball. ' HI-Y V v C0-ordinating the activities of P.A.'s numer- ous Hi-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's, the Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Council works to create better relationships among its member organizations. The high point of its activities is the annual Candy Cane Ball, held just before the Christmas holidays. Through the council, each Hi-Y or Tri-Hi-Y can learn new ideas for projects and new meth- ods of organization. All can benefit from being able to work together amicably. This dance sponsored by the Hi-Y Tri-Hi4Y Council high- Council members meet briefly in the foyer to ascertain lighted the Christmas activities of 1961. last minute plans for Candy Cane. i V . .,-1 ' . f X . 1 We join in friendship with a prayer for world peace upon our lips. . . Let's check our list once more to see if we have enough for our Thanksgiving baskets. may-f--ui 'ul ' 1 x . fig- X. X 1-9- V HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL s 4 xx , f , 1 W , E 4. '-ii -1 : Nz' Left to right: Berry Folkes, treasurerg Cecilia Gerloff, ser- geant-at-arnisg Claudia Frias, vice-presidentg Marlene Ar- mour, presidentg Frances Sachon, recording secretaryg Kathy Reid, corresponding secretaryg Jane Harrison, ICC repre- sentativeg Diane Rainier, chaplain. i 1 in f, .3 M, Trinity girls are making scrapbooks for the children in Portsmouth Naval Hospital. This was one of their December projects for community service. f -I lit- - i lg: in-In i-2 4 1 7 Z: -i! 2 1 if -. 1 -- F 1 1 ' i 'v- i . 3 l ... aka' , Bright sun and bitter cold produce vivid facial expressions on these Trinity girls. TRI ITY TRI-HI-Y Working together to achieve the goals set forth by Tri-Hi-Y clubs, has been Trinity's constant endeavor. Service projects have included mak- ing scrapbooks for children who were hospitalized, selling pro- grams and confetti at the first football game, and a list of other projects for home, school, and commu- nity. Each girl through her interest and Work has made Trinity an active and worthwhile organiza- tion at Princess Anne. x 03 x' X di Tffiflllf-F , 5 1 law' 44, l. s Elica-I President Marlene Armour offers a suggestion to committee chair- man Diane Rainier. Busy hands make posters for the Candy Cane Ball and prepare blessings to be placed on the cafe- teria tables, adding two more service projects to Trinity's long ist. 1 Scepter's members are determined to go places even if they must go by scooter. SCEPTER i TRI-HI-Y me l'll UTI rm pun ll -B ' ' :nil As a scepter is a symbol of authority, 5-5:7 Scepter Tri-Hi-Y is a symbol of prestige :Qi in our school and our community. The sponsoring of a welfare family at Christ- :Q mas and a Favorite Teacher Contest :jg were two of Scepter's outstanding pro- dj: jects this year. Success in projects and 5 the benevolence gained from welfare work contribute to these girls' confidence and social consciousness. Left to right: Margaret Anne VVall-ter, historian: 3 Pat Hess, vice-president: Kathy Herman. chap' iN .f 3 :NA .4 L 'Ilhese girls evaluate their participation in club activi- ties by means of a point system. Here they seem pleased with the record. Scepterites tear, cut, and paste as they make scrap- books for hospitalized children. lain: Paulette Davis. parliamentarian: Nancy Von Elm, president: Carol Harrison, secretary: Georgia Fox, treasurer. we Hx' 'lvpru Theta girls pose for PEERAGE photo. Standing, left to right: Karen Felts, parliamentaring Margery McKillen, cor- responding secretaryg Barbara Stanford, treasurerg Betsy Tysor, chaplain. Seated, left to right: Carolyn Franklin, vice- presidentg Susie Harpold, presidentg Paige Valentine, secretary. Throughout the past year, the activi- ties of Theta have evidenced its members' concern for the improvement of our school and of the community. Theta has kept the girls rest rooms at PA supplied with soap during the past few months. A community project involved the col- lection of old sheets for the Cancer So- ciety. These projects have not only bene- fitted Princess Anne, but they have also created lasting friendships among the members of this Tri-Hi-Y. THETA TRI-HI-Y Theta members exchange news at the bulletin board. ATHENA 954: TRI-HIWY El P Athena Tri-Hi-Y has tried to up- hold high standards of Christian behavior d u r i n g the past year. Through various service projects and social activities Athena mem- bers have developed maturity, re- sponsibility, and a concern for the welfare of our school and our com- ' munity, Athena Tri-Hi-Y officers are left to right: Valerie Vestal, president: Lou Ann Legurn, vice-presidentg Beth Tignor, secretary, Carol Flanigan, treasurerg Dolores Bradberry, reporter, Orelia Sparrow, chaplain. I .Y ' 1 Looks like the aye's have it as Athena votes to decide on one more service project. Balmy January weather permitted this outdoor shot of the Athena Tri-Hi-Y members. A -1 ----, 4 l 4 VADIS TRI-HI-Y The striving to promote high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community has been the outstanding charact- eristic of Quo Vadis Tri-Hi-Y. This Tri-Hi-Y's conce1'n for our community was evidenced in their projects of collecting stamps for Veterans. carollingr at the T.B. Hospital, and giving a Val- entine's party for children at St. Mary's Hospital. . Ygfm Pat Plevyak Quo Vaclis president tells the girls to send lots of letters so they ll get rnanv stamps for a club proJect in the return mail Quo Vadrs girls aint thev sweet? Left to right: Gail Edwards, chaplaing Brenda Futrell, secretary: Pat Plevyak, presidentg Kathy Smith, vice-presidentg Pat Brown, treasurerg Jean Ferebee, reporter tnot picture-dl. fs Sally and Gail approach Miss McMath with an other problem The do nut sale' ,T -,NN ., W W ,.,..N,,x fd----.N Q' , AAMLSL , , AA '- ' --T ------...sm N-,Q - X Xp ..-f' '- V . .,,,,,..-.. 0 Ss, -4 -Xa, ,V ,Mk V Z- Pretty smiles from the young Coronet lovelies. CORO ET TRI-HI-Y Coronet lists among its many activities sponsoring the Student-Faculty Basket- ball Game, the Mr. Wonderful Contests, and charitable projects at Thanksgiving and Christmas. These active girls strive continually to serve home, school, and community. The one in the middle, he's right cute! KHD IIIILI. Left to right: Susan Lamorelle and Cheryl Nichols, co-chaplains, Elaine Thornton, president, Sheron Noel, vice-presidentg Joyce Warren, secretaryg Ruth Bryns, treasurer, Vernell Heusell, reporterg Diane Lumpkin and Betty Atwood, co-historians. Coronet girls :irc mivocutimr clean scholarship at Princess Anne. Y HQ Left to right: Joe Monahan vice-presidentg Ray Almond presidentg Mike Matton, chap- laing Gary Miller, treasurerg Tom Vau han re orter histo E y P - - ' riang Tom Ammous, I.C.C. rep- re sentative. Slgma Phl members walt ewcpectantly fo1 the meetmg to begln r 1 wx is L The young men in Sigma Phi Hi-Y represent the ideals of character devel- opment and spiritual life to which they aspire. During the past year these mem- bers have sponsored a Keep the Cafe- teria Clean project and have helped the needy in our community through contributions. Representatives f r o m Sigma Phi were delegates to Model Gen- eral Assembly and the District Confer- ence. Still these workers found the time to Wash the classroom blackboards, pre- pare a float for Homecoming which won 'second prize, and attend church together each month. PHI HI-Y At least it's more profitable than pitching horse shoes! Sigma Phi boys are caught in a candidf ?J shot! ,--- 15' . V V - K. n . hw. I.. . 1. - u ,. . , . V I . . 4 , J., , ,flint , -mn., ,,1,:g,QA'i,W. f My -I .V J . N 'fx .,, 4. . , N i ?t7'sE','i,4k z uv ' lfe:'f7-,ual ' lwqbi 'N' 'rgqwefnt i-'G 2-'-L -QZQ ,P ' U' if N .l!4.rf.,h,, ' x in flf'1.',3Q1 'i 'Z Aj. ia: -, ,I-cfs, . .1 M I- - 1 , . ' 'V -- - f3i?4' --fhilfr. .- -l x . -'fi- -5 4:...i.Jfg.igt-J:'. ga -' ' .In - lfl Ll 1 -f. l Z 1 ,an 1 C? Standing, left to right: Mike Jordon, secretaryg Ray Wilson, treasur- erg Jerry McConnell, president. Seated: Donnie Downs, chaplaing Jim Miller, vice-president. Nothing like a club Y.,,! I ' Hearty support of our honor system and of the School Spirit Committtee characterize the efforts of Semper Paratus this year. Always on the look- out for Ways to improve our school, these boys have been outstanding in their service to PA. Popular with the students was the sale of antenna flags, a very successful project for the club. Displaying brawn as well as brains, the club tied in a tug-of-War held earlier this year with another Hi-Y. SEMPER PAF I Il Il I -I 162 -rar- I I rf ffl ff I I' f f l- I'-f' V'- A night meeting of Semper Paratus Hi-Y convenes. What could their purpose be . . . selling antennae flags maybe? Mr. Wonderful gathers the Semper Paratus crew together to express valentine wishes to all of you. ATU HI-Y . . that pulls together. .V' le IQ3 l l THLET IGS X x 0 1 'wif' 'N Tm A 'Q '51 'M fi xl wwf.: T ' N I131if i'7f':'QX3?7FW'5v'L . , ' ' . .,Y-!.,1.g4wW.3,,11ufqy , ' X , fm' - X'w I W ' 1 , ',. ,1-lxwfrrzvg-:q,r ' . , ' 'Ibn 1'v'E5c:i? ' ' 323' WL r is , ,,, n If 3 C J . 4 ' iv-nv' I 1 Our coaches provide inspira- tion for the developmet of char- X acter and citizenship, while they train and perfect the skill of our teams. COACHES JAMES HUGHES Assistant Football Assistant Basketball C. M. TOMMY TOMKO PETE SACHON Athletic Director Head Football Coach JOHN GRADY HAROLD REVIS Assistant Football Varsity Basketball Tennis X. 1 3 6 l66 xx fs STEVE CHIPOK LOU BREEDLOVE Line Coach, Football Varsitv Baseball NORMAN FIELDS Assistant Football J. V. Basketball Assistant Football RONNIE DAVIS Assistant Wrestling Track DAN BUTLER Wrestling Assistant Football ROBERT BRAUN Golf xx f I 1 6 so ' 47 iQ I 65 'f E an I 1 I 1 1 Il 1 -v-9 - , IQ. H- JN ,f - T ' -3-L' . I fl, gy, . Y. ' E , I v - ! y Zi. . 'AJ - U. I , a! a' f f I iii? ' A V' Jamiyz 1 Z?'jg Ng 'JkA?a? Win? I 'P ' in Y V 'Q ,-, s 1 5 'fi ,b vv xkkj 6 :Jin A' I ,, gH,. I Eg I V 1,53 . V i Y, M ,' -' - ' 3 u i lfjiz ff Q miih .x !' K y , ' W . ' x Q 1 f'??:2if1,l Q '. 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IX pak, , 3,4 1 'N , f f.', ' iff ' 5 ,J Y f D pf for rf if 1 l if , 'IULQYADJ' fd-Nu, I' ' 174- D f' 41 4' I Lee Blehm Rick Edelman Herbert Culpepper 1 I 1 o ll fl - 1 , ai ,, y i ,,-,K N , . 7,35 ,r'.. ruff, -,,- I 0 .1 40 ll ll :': uf ll 1' ' ' Am pil ' .. 1' ' ,.ai:.' A o I ff. 4 4 4 s .A is? x Jim Miller Buster 0'Brien 'Tom I-larris l Hem-y Harrell ' X ', I Terry Crigger 1 , L , 9 - 4 v - J n ' jf- X I I l lb ' i l Julian Swain ' 5 8 . Af I .w J Bob Miles - Bill Duprey Andrew Haines A Ken Keefe Dick Garriott VARSITY Autumn 1961 marked the best football sea- son for Princess Anne since the Cavaliers met their first gridiron opponents in 1954. After losing the first two games, our team Went on to Win the last eight of the season. We are proud of our team and of the staff who coach- ed them. Their fine record speaks for itself. o SCORES Princess Anne 13 Great Bridge 26 Princess Anne O Norview 34 Princess Anne 32 Granby 31 Princess Anne 40 Churchland 6 Princess Anne 34 Hampton O Princess Anne 40 Suffolk 0 Princess Anne 20 Cradock 12 Princess Anne 14 Wilson 13 Princess Anne 16 Warwick 6 Princess Anne 31 Oscar Smith 13 Itonest Buster I meant to catch lt' Well, we got the first down anyway. FOOTB LL . f '.5-.-. J , , Charlie takes another of his twelve touchdown passes. V , , . 1 - Q. cha - cha - cha! r..,' , 'Y Al, NH ',0o v,'.... A.: Don't you guys be so rough! seems to be the cry of this troubled YV3l'T.VlCk Farmer, Doug Miller dives for an extra two yards. 111. From the top, left to right: Grace Bamforth, Li Nancy Foy, Raquel Weyse. Sherry Breon, ' ff- Lou Spangler. Sandra Hamriek, Anne Bar- . Es -. . . . '- ., ni' , croft, Laurie Peccia, Betsy Simmons, Jane AZN ' l 1 . Calfee, Susan Lyon, Susie Lamorelle. Qs C T 5 5 K.'X Y . sal, xl , l I L 1 l I 1 , 5 .. 'Q The cheerleaders anxiously await the next play. VARSITY Co-captains Grace Bamforth and Sherry Breon accost Mrs. Shields, varsity cheer- leader sponsor, once more with an an- nouncement to be signed. ' ' ,. 55:1 ' :Jig , 1 . ao, A-VJ.-1. ififb' Xxva in A ' 3 .4'- J 4 1 ,,i. ,ff 1 'J .nu B' Varsity cheerleaders lead pep rallies before homeroom period on Thursday and Friday mornings, adding a catalyst to the Cavalier victory cry. CHEERLEADER Norview cheerleaders come over to welcome Princess Anne to Chittum Field. Synonymous with high spirits and enthusi- asm, the Varsity Cheerleaders exert energy in their devotion to Princess Anne. As their faces and voices become familiar, they begin to radiate the hope and fervor that made them cheerleaders. A cheerleaders job is not lim- ited only to leading cheers at a game, but also involves stirring student interest in athletic events through posters, banners, and pep rallies. Susie Lamorelle, Nancy Foy, and Raquel Lou Spangler and Anne Barcroft unroll Laurie Peccia fkneelingb demonstrates Weyse touch up megaphones for the crepe paper, while Jane Calfee and a new cheer for Betsy Simmon and '62 football season. Susan Lyon supervise. Sandra Hamrick. I -I down. Team effort is needed to stop the JV Cavaliers. f F 5 . , J A A-eff an ' ..-, , . 'gif' f-if girl 33-7.57 'i::::-- -vs! .iUF':B5'fIT7 I v :if-.1'si-i-.-.Wif.+-':'Y-7+ 'JFWWE 1 + My 4 ' 1-1:5Nw..W -i 1x. 'T...E..-E 3 J- A , .,. ps frfwl 1 3.Sri'::?siQ,1.-.f19g.':l'. ' , N Q A ii3l:.,- , . P--A-.2ef1?1f255-. . 'P' . ' F A' '- ' ' , 1155-' we- .J N jf 4,. a Jii:Qg,1, . cf. ' 'lg SN Q, ' -al .. fl.F 7 gf, iS ' L'i1 '4':lif75 H hi ' ' 1 ,- ff .-ia hz... ff l? Q .fl , ., 2- 1 ew. ss ar:-.- an N ' 5 9, I , .ff I ' f N .. .. n, Q . x .J Mrf, - 'rg- These Pilots just can't seem to get this Cavalier Third row, left to ri ht: S. Norris G. Bullock G. Cas er, g 1 v P B. Wilkerson, J. Smith, J. Gimbert, W. Hedge, J. Peccia R. Clabo. Second row, left to right: J. Bevel, G. Tucker: U. Kreismanis, D. Valianos, F. Gray, L. Gallagher, B. J U IOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Our Junior Varsity football team had a very successful season, and we point with pride to the scores that confirm their powers on the gridiron. Princess Anne Princess Anne Princess Anne Princess Anne Princess Anne Princess Anne Hubbard, B. Howerin, B. Seery, R. Davis. First SCORES Great Bridge ' 0 Woodrow Wilson 13 Churchland O Warwick 0 Granby 19 Norview O . .. I3 to right: J. Garrett, P. Atherton, B. Holt, E. Arnhold J. Phelps, J. Clarke, T. Jackson, C. Coulborn, R. Mc- Mahon, B. Warford, R. Spence. f Co-captains Richard Spence and Fred Gray row, left Front row. left to right: Thnetta Newman and Patsy Fox, co-captains. Second row: Molly YVhite, Susan Blankenship, Rena DeJoseph, Barbara Coates, Pam Kerber. Dottie Sisson, Betty Martin, and Jeanne Marshall. UNIOR VARSITY CHEERLE DERS Besides cheering the Junior Varsity teams toward victory, these vivacious girls sold foot- ball programs at all Varsity games in Cox Stadium. Most of them hope to exchange their blue JV skirts for Varsity red in a year or two. Yea, team! shout the cheerleaders as the JV's make another first down. i- A V L-Ei? si The .IV cheerleaders are shown executing i l':w1i yell mluring a home game. 1 . kin T 'YT . J. as 4 illiiiillgfff 5, l!!!!!!l!?f - N.-1 illfllll ' lu ll'f'A f N ,, .N f' ' A 'l' 'A' 'AM' X 2551 W e 32, r J I Q 1 15 gr 9.3, .-: F51 - . aw lm- , .-f Pl . -. im ?B 4. VA J .. MM' Art Halstead Tommy Garceau Brian Brinkley Randy Leddy VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Gordor. Nolan, Art Halstead, Brian Brinkley, Bill Miclgette, David Stockley, Charles Carr, Richard Spencer, Randy Leddy, Glenn Colley, Paul Amato, Doug Paschall, Tommy Garceau, Richard MacDonald. Not Pictured: Bob Henderson. W9 , 7 il!! 'na ..-- L 75 .K . Hn Qflh- 5 Y! in 3 . . '23 I H . ,rw ,A I ggilgakf' Q! IB 'E '2 '- 's X .3 kv A-,I Richard Spence E 21-fi-. gf' I D L - if J aj 418 wwf xff .nf- V QJ David Stockley Caught between two determined opponents, Brian Brinkley reaches out to intercept the ball. Maury 56 Suffolk -19 Norview 38 Maury 5-1 Warwick -17 Wilson 57 Newport News 63 'Warwick 3-1 Suffolk -15 Paul Amato sends the ball into the air as Richard MacDon- SCORES Princess Anne Halifax 47 Princess Anne Princess Anne Churchlancl 38 Princess Anne Princess Anne Oscar Smith 50 Princess Anne Princess Anne Cradock 59 Princess Anne Princess Anne Norview 55 Princess Anne Princess Anne Hampton 53 Princess Anne Princess Anne Cradock 65 Princess Anne Princess Anne Halifax 57 Princess Anne Princess Anne Oscar Smith 38 Princess Anne Princess Anne Granby 41 I say old chap you're blocking my view! says Bob. ald sets a screen. 5 ,4-J-1 .Z jf EC .yy 2-2 . 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JUN1oR VARSITY M BASKETBALL , With them effort and good sportsmanship, the ' V J.V. basketball players gained the experience which will be invaluable to them next year. Their good record completed a successful season. SCORES Princess Anne Churchland Princess Anne Oscar Smith Princess Anne Great Bridge Princess Anne Norview gz- Princess Anne Hampton Princess Anne Cradock Princess Anne F. W. Cox Princess Anne Oscar Smith Princess Anne Granby Princess Anne Maury Princess Anne Suffolk P1'lI'1C9SS Anne NOI'Vi6W I'm afraid to look, tell me what happens Princess Anne Maury Princess Anne Warwick Princess Anne Wilson Princess Anne Newport News Princess Anne Ferguson Left to right: Tommy Yancey, Lonnie Gallagher, Pete Atherton, Bill Caten, Butch Stamm, Buster O'Brien, Billy Bowes, Mike Brown, Mike Messina, Rick Nolan, Ronnie Wagner, Tommy Adams, Russel Smith, Bob Howerin. 153 . 5 , . 1 5 , A V f 1 X--f-Q JYQV-vi.L AN- X 'ra - , - QW -' 1-. U , , . , ,Al . f.' ..-...Q.... ' Bob Hogue Bob Jenkins Neal Shelby Robert Schwartz Interest in high school wrestling builds each year as more boys come out, competition gets keener, and the team's following increases. This year We had two Eastern District champions. and a state finalist. WRESTLI C Ray Almond Gary Miller Tom Harris Eastern District Champion , , 'r ,, , , , .,,.1.....1,g.:....,...J... - la I . . f35F5h?'.'-Z ' .-.11 ,1-: ,Q if . if 2451 1 X 3'747ZvQ'f71' ' V gg- -QQ, ..'! ,,. . , . W, r ' flu.-If 1 5 5 lp. I8 4 John Smith ,....,.:.,, . , Q 5. p David Miller Princess Princess Princess Princess TEAM Anne Anne Anne Anne Bob McKain 48 Churchland 38 Warwick 44 Cradock 37 Great Bridge SCORES 10 Princess 16 Princess 8 Princess 13 Princess NVhit Martin Anne Anne Anne Anne X.,x tl?7 7' -5 '-' Y e V ' , Y 5 ,, , 7 Rap. 1, ,3-.if 3 55 ,V , T. .NL ,,, ,, . V- . w , 1' . ' n ' , ,, . - ,. - . if- -- . Y '- .1 4 2, nc, '4- ', ' . PFW' 4 r' wi' ' W 1 ,'- : Y , .- .1 1 ' - - -- Q,- 0 Y 7 W 1, .,.4 .. Q V X ' S . A. I x Wilson Norview Granby Maury Standing left to right: Steve Miller, Tom Harris, Buddy Robertson, John Smith, Bill Castle, Ray Almond, Robert Schwartz, Curtis Forbes. Kneeling left to right: Bobby Faison, David Miller, Bob Jenkins, Bob Hague, Neal Shelby, Gary Miller, John Hopkins, Lenny Kight. i Lenny Kight 20 28 30 97 fEQ,.g,..4.ifE7i'T' .,. 1 g A .U 'I 'til .'. 1 ' ,gp ' , 1 , .'v ' 4 ', . .gin 1' .- .1 , . vp- . - . ' My 1-Eu! ...' r L . ' 1. TSN. '. hw' .,,, ?. .11f. ,Q , , I YA Greg Tedesco 'tYou feel okay, Mac? Eastern District Champion Staylor has his opponent in a predicament-to say the leagt, What has two heads, four arms, and three legs? ' . 0'-, 'Rag-1' r x r- , 5 ' . . . 1512.517 , t .Y XZ, 1 ISG Tom Harris braces himself as he pins this Churchland Trucker. Coach Butler strikes a prayerful pose as he thinks up new strategy. Do you have that tired, rundown feeling w 1 1 lx g I , We Charlie Carr, Cavalier batter, and Pete Register, A slide at home plate is always a crucial point in Churchland catcher, await the pitch. the game. This one looks safe for the Cavaliers. BASEBALL The baseball season of '61 was a successful one for the Cavaliers as illustrated by the team record. SCORES Princess Anne Virginia Beach Princess Anne Great Bridge Princess Anne Norview Princess Anne Maury Princess Anne Hampton Princess Anne Warwick Princess Anne Cradock Princess Anne Granby Princess Anne Churchland Princess Anne Great Bridge Princess Anne Wilson Princess Anne Newport News Princess Anne Oscar Smith Princess Anne Wilson Princess Anne Virginia Beach H -if Robert Henderson punches the ball over the second baseman's head for a single. TENNIS leg' For elegance of motion, tennis has reigned supreme among gentlemen in sports since it was first played in the sunny courtyards of Egypt. Princess Anne follows the graceful tradition of generations of players and tennis is played with the serene intensity that makes it a varsity sport. , A Intent on the game Brian Brinkley makes a powerful serve, 54 Through the net we see Bill Shields preparing for Allen Whichard's swift return. Members of the Tennis Team are, left to right: Brian Brinkley. Leon Jarvis, Bill Shields, Allen Whichard, Bruce Terry, and Bob Solomon. GULF Golf is truly an individual sport, one that can be played for many years after leaving high school. While most other sports require speed, golf requires time and patience. Each year more boys come out for this sport. 13521. - s-wx-.- .C 'liz' -1' W '-5 '91 ic , f 1 5 239' e 1' -fi. vx! ,I .:, .1 ..,, ' f f?x ' ..M,,- . ' , 1:32. ' 2 4 . l Coach Braun demonstrates for Mel Leonard a golfing technique as Bob Lane looks on. Kneeling, left-to right: Mel Leonard, Robert Frick, Ronald Sprinkle, Kenny Grubbs, Ronnie Shackleford, Danny Childress. Standing, left to right: Skipper Leach, Tom Dunford, James McDonald, Mike Jordan, Don Danielson, and Bill Morris. l l l9O ffm' ' 'v ' T ' v i .. v 7 A-'A Q ffx . -' Q ' ' ' ill 1. V Q- A v in Y 'v -A Y In Y ,- 7 r J u. - - , 'P 7 -Nr ,' -1 g 1 , ti- e.,,i', rv ' - J -.. 4. y, ,, Q ' T' 7 ' ',-.2 :.. 1,..f,,fYm- --gl Y v' T .' Q ' v - -.. - 1 - , --' v- - - 1 K ' S- ' v 1' '-7 'e,,, v ' Ae' Y , 5' f Q Y-45, v . 'V , v' ' 7 ' ' 'v ' - . ,... , . if 3 . af-. . 'M-. . ' 7 v ' U , U . N I 7 -. I U ' 1 if? 7 I- . ' L ev . 'Qld ' , . in --Y 'u 1 1 N Koji gl 'I' 7 -4 rx ' 3 . I' ,rss , ,-.- , .7 v , . lh - - an 'e, Q, '-.X V fx ' , 'ag' -: - ' i I. P ', v1'v. 1 Nd -'i , - ' Xx 1 QUT' 'Q . I 5: ri Us ' ff Q Iinntsefv A X . v 'V 'Fri in 1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Jay Ferguson, Reid Ervin, Wayne Smith, Don Smith, Bill Castle, and Mike Persinger. Standing, left to right: Coach Ron Davis, Tim Holmes, Paul Craig, Bob Esenberg, Larry Hightower, and Fred Wood. It's only ten miles-a little practice never hurt any one Thirteen separate events make up the most individualistic sport in the school's curriculum. Proficiency in 'any one of these events requires constant exercise and conditioning. Often there are only a few spectators which is disappointing to the partici- f pants, but their personal satisfaction is great. ts 9 ,. -erm C It seems that track participants practice all year round. l9l FEATURES 'Q AL M J 'I 7 ' I f 6 f x iq C' av on' I 1' E Q 3 5 3 s 'e ' .lG.v ,i -0 It A t Ng- .. ,...,.m...g..1:rr': V ,ga QF' 1 1. ., Our Homecoming Court adorns the Varsity Club float for the parade around the stadium. Left to right: Marlene Armour, Sherry Breon, Judy Laramie, Nancy Gotwald, and Grace Bamforth. HOMECOMI G Coronet Tri-Hi-Y cages a tiger and captures first place in the float contest. Ann Aaron is the attractive Cavalier. N., , 2 W ff Autumn's most colossal football celebration was to have been the Homecoming Weekend. With grandiose plans formed and spirits run- ning high, catastrophe occurred. The heavens crackled with electricity and ominous clouds hovered over Cox Stadium as the band and drill team performed. In still darker climate, the cavalcade of elaborately festooned floats pre- pared by most of the school's clubs formed its train about the track. It had scarcely finished it first circuit when the rains poured down upon the helpless spectators. Thousands of people trapped in the stands streamed to- ward the parking lots. As if one reminder of this destruction was not enough, the re-scheduled game for Sat- urday night was cancelled. Undaunted, the revellers who appeared at the long awaited Queen's Ball, celebrated the coronation of Miss Grace Marie Bamforth, Homecoming Queen, 1961-62. The re-scheduled game and resulting victory over Oscar Smith somewhat compensated the loss of all the excitement and color of our Homecoming. However, We shall remember Homecoming 1961-62. As Betsy says, Hi darlingsng Laurie says, Ummm! Good g and Susan says Hi you all, F51 ,,,:- the Varsity Cheerleaders roll dn. icy XXL V ' v :,- : '-,l, L .-., 'V . V ?fZil!e-Gifs'-'I-' 'Q h xdiktf-ni ' 2.- 'P , 4, ,.: '14 X flfiff 0v'NEViV!l f ', 'Q m O FU O C 5 2: cv Q O V 3, ray: 'X 2 011 J qx nxx-h'A x J I 'I xxx gun tiiiillifv : Q. if XS. qu X. Sherry Breon pd, K 'K fx .ggfzlf Wh ft 5 N' V 55' Q Y 1 s V ,.f r-4 M fr ,gm- ,4532541 6304 vf Sf fu- 5 ,fr fr' '53 K1 C! c 3 ff-Q 1, X 1 : -.-Q. :z 41.5 Marlene Armour -vu ff Judy Laramie NSHCY Gofwald ,Q 'Cl Q! HOMECO I GFESTI ITIES .wg :':.s' 'f. 'T' i v gffzf ' offs . Braving rain and wind, Cavaliers hold high their hopes above a fallen Tiger. A truly fine representation of club and school spirit was made by these and all participants. The Girls Athletic Association pose in reverent homage to the tennis racket and hockey stick. T -. 'u i The bright smiles of the Keyette officers shine through the rain. Brewing a cauldron of victory are these future homemakers. if bf- Mxtfi' -sq.. These spirited future nurses are prepnriiig to lnixiii-li their mu sized hypo in a fight against polio. 197 rw , .510-9 -r QQ: , v,.,,,W 4' 27, -v u - gui , WH, ,, Q, 1.-:'f ,mu r ,.-.,--,vp D f ',l-1-. -,: fi 2' ,KV i-ll.. -ff --, 4,77 ky.: ' 4 fv .-,ki , . 44 , U .., 'T' f' - xii f , 'fy 4511- -bl f fgvnglrg 21 ..,gv 9 ,, .,,,, , A.. Q ,Il-.. . 1 ,.w. ,. f u f'W 'f1w. , ,. -vf. 1. 1 4' xx! 1D .. v ff -1 ' . ,..xV , . -31,-' 5'f '3.' i O RICHARD JAMES OUTSTANDING JUNIORS ja' C3 Best All Around Grace Bamforth and Dick Garriott Friendliest Judy Brim and Doug Miller L V sw, ..f, Best Personality Sandra Oliver and Bailey Spence HALL OF Most Likely T0 Succeed Elaine Thornton and Reid Ervin ,L-4.-MM i E T si FAME -Y' Bill ' MBT 8' J 'V I 6a 11 4370 x y. if Most School Spirited Roger Provo and Sherry Breon Wittiest G. Robert Jones and Sissy Girard lill- ' x ii: , ZLL' Et l LJ f eil if 'E i f ' Best Looking Betty Bernard and Jim Miller The Class of 1962 recognizes its members who are outstanding in di- verse fields by election to the Senior Hall of Fame. Fourteen categories exist to honor the handful of seniors who have achieved pre-eminent ex- cellence in a single area of their high school life. With their manifest abili- ties. they shall continue with success in college and the world. if ' l Wee 9,195 at .N v J With a bright future ahead of them, the members of the 1962 Hall of Fame represent the epitome of talent in their special fields. Best wishes are extended to them by the student body and facul- ty. X ss , .ku 1 nl Best Sport Berry Folkes and Kenny Spitzer Most Talented Most Popular Anne Powell and Ammon Tharp Marlene Armour and Tim Barrow Z ' W, if f s :li f ,0- .- 9 V .. .- -4 fi -a 4 'I' Back row, left to right: Tim Barrow, Stacy Garrett, and Dick Garriott. Front row, left to right: Tommy Edenton, Reid Ervin, Bill Shield, Kenny Spitzer, John Ward. GIRLS' AND BOYS, STATE Tom Edenton, Superintendent of Schools Bill Shield, Supreme Court Justice, discusses these office cards with of Boone City, shows an important pro- Governor's Aide, John Ward, while Tim Barrow, Sheriff of Boone posal to Stacy Garrett, Chief of Police City, studies an official report. of Washington City. iq- . ,rw 1Qff.'!,i: , if Q ' H' ' : A. - A Muni' an-rw 204 ,Q f 1,- I 21 Each year a group of oustanding students is selected to attend Girls' and Boys' State where they learn the functions of the government on city, local, and state levels and become acquainted with the party system. These students, representing the best of P. A. in scholarship and in leadership, are assigned positions in the General Assembly, Executive Department, Judiciary, or local government. ' I Left to right: Marlene Armour, Floor Leader of the House of Delegatesg Pat Plevyak, Supreme Court Justiceg Grace Bamforthg Representative to the House of Delegates. Not pictured: Judy Brim, Cir- cuit Court Judge. Q. , i , Operator, please connect us wtih Boys' State! Friendship, excitement, laughter, and various learning experiences filled one short week. Now only pleasant memoris are left. 14 IiICHHIlC3FYFSfDF'TTfE'YIhXRL - ,1- y K ,V ' - X 1 Ir K --lg- 7 7 1 , ,- 11- .A fi Q fi , 1 QL :QL ef' k.. HOMECOMING FOOTBALL BANQUET Although our homecoming festivities were somewhat Herbert Culpepper receives the 'iMost Valuable Player' dampened, the J.V. cheerleaders kept a smile. award at the annual Football Banquet. OUR MASCOT VICTOR POWDER PUFF Smiling for the camera, Victor displays his pleasing personality, which enlightened our Senior girls emerged victorious from the football season. Powder Puff football game--15-0. 1962 I I iff Q- fswfgiwq i . 41, -'If?M241'22s+l?1:a'i9 . Meri'-1!'3.e.,r:7,, ,.,., -Q ' .1195-.'5 -,-'z,t,iI pff.-we , H511 :iriff 2' . ' vw , -1 '-f'-ia-MN. .- N' ,Z f' fC '1 Wl'-leeway. -Q, Y, P5 Y Q gf il C7 Q' I 3 T ill CANDY CANE BALL MISS PRINCESS ANNE CONTEST The annual Candy Cane Ball highlighted the Christmas Susan Tobits, Miss P.A. of 1961, crowns Linda Howell Miss P.A. of 1962. holidays. Nancy Ac-kiss, Keyette Club president, presents Linda with a bouquet of roses' GRADUATION RUITAN BOWL SENIOR PROM The Class of 1962 reviews the memory The unforgettable Senior Prom was a pro' filled four years at P.,-X.. as they pre- Marlene Armour reigned as queen of duct of many hours of hard work and plan- pare to take a new path into the fu- the 1962 Ruitan Bowl. ning. ture. 'Q ,- -- .I x. Q ,A x ,n Q14 4. ADWRHSING I1 3lgYM.Sf..?f Symlil F132 i mam i ga!-1' -1 K 5- MCINTUSH STUDHI 0F PHOTOGHAPHY,INU Thanks! 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Most Modern Beauty Schools AGE 84 EDUCATION NO BARRIER 0 Lifetime Job Placement g Students Qualified for State Board Examinations 0 Terms Arranged to the Convenience of Student o Thoroughly Trained 81 6 Xp Experienced Instructors MARGARET HICKS-Director OVER QUARTER CENTURY TEACHING EXPERIENCE FOR FREE BOOKLET CALL MA 7-2622 434 Bousi-I - - - SECOND FLOOR NoRFoLK, VA. f f of 4 lxiivg ff We EFL AXJJRV If In I Compliments of X SANDWICH SHOP wth ST t SMITH-CORONA 'ee TYPEWRITERS Virginia Beach, VG. Compliments of Compliments of CRAWFORD HOUSE INC. PRINCESS ANNE FARM EQUIPMENT 472 North Militory Hwy Princess Anne County's Home Owned Bank BANK IIF VIRGINIA BEAUII Virginia Beoch, Virginio GA 8-2424 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1-...Q Q-'---.i-1.4. f msfk , RCQFQWQQ W Dairy farms Virginia's Largest Distributors of AT YOUR DOOR. . . OR YOUR FAVORITE STORE Roll on big Cavaliers We want a touchdown Compliments. of THE SPUIITSMAN SIIIIP Plume Street, Norfolk, Virginia Outfitters of the Cavaliers Compliments of Compliments of TEMPLE OF MUSIC WALSH FURNITURE COMPANY City Hall Ave. at Granby St. 4I8 Seventeenth Street Corner of Baltic Avenue EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Virginia Beach, Virginia FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY 214 Compliments of INDIAN RIVER PHARMACY 4406 Indian River Road Prescriptions our Specialty Compliments of ETTA'S BEAUTY SALON 4008 Indian River Road Norfolk 6, Virginia Phone Kl 3-l733 Evenings by appointment BEACH BLVD. MARKET Groceries-Meats-Poultry Oysters-Clams in Season Oceana, Virginia Compliments of CAMPBELL'S CAMERA CENTER FRANK R. FORD CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths Diamonds our Specialty 229 Granby Street Phone MA 2-5345 Compliments of ROWE 81 LONG MUSIC CO. I24 College Place Baldwin Pianos 8- Organs Musical Inst. 8- Sheet Music Records FOR THE YOUNG LADY WHO CARES WHAT SHE WEARS NAIVETTE SHOPPE Norfolk Virginia Beach Compliments of JOSEPH'S HAIR STYLIST Downtown-Norview Ward's Corner-South Norfolk Refreshing remembrance EEENARIUKE AMERICAN SERVICE No. 1 6549 Waterworks Rd. CU.S. Route l3l Diamond Springs, Norfolk 2, Va. Phone HO 4-9825 No. 2 i633 Pleasure House Rd., Bayside, Va., Phone HO 4-9851 WASHING ' AMERICAN PRODUCTS GREASING Compliments of AMES 81 BROWNLEY Downtown Janaf Phone UL 3-5398 l Day Service ARROW CLEANERS Your clothes best friend 3450 Azalea Garden Rd. Norfolk l3, Va, COMPLIMENTS OF Thank You For Shopping At RICES A OF NORFOLK D Downtown-Wa rds Corner 217 Compliments of Compliments of DCUGHNUTS ,BIG BURGER DRIVE-IN COmP'ime'1fS of Large and Small BAR-B-QuE IRWIN PRESCRIPTION + PHARMACY Milk Shakes 4300 Indian River Road Phone: KI 5-8-4l8 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 GUARANTEED NIGTGI-I EXCHANGE, ING. GF VIRGINIA Azalea Garden Road at Early Street Norfolk, Virginia Compliments of WEBSTER BROS. GULF SERVICE Military Highway At Indian River Road Road Service-Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Delivery Phones: KI 5-3290 8. KI 5-9830 TAIT'S THOROBRED SEEDS Best by Test for over 90 years Give Your Garden and Lawn The Finest Start With The Finest Seeds, Bulbs and Plants. Tidewater's Leading Seed Store GEO. TAIT 8. SONS Incorporated 900 Tidewater Drive Norfolk, Virginia Phone: MA 2-33 85 Visit Us At Our New Home on 31st Street BERSONS 301 3lst Street Virginia Beach, Virginia BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 VIRGINIA BEACH 0 Downtown Norfolk 0 Wards Corner 0 Portsmouth 2l9 W Compliments of . W. JOHNSON 81 SON INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Phone: 428-3641 Virginia Beach, Virginia BEACH ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential 81 Commercial Wiring General Repairing 212 21st Street Virginia Beach, Virginia P50882 GA 8-9100 Night: GA 8-5886 FORBES CANDIES 10015 profit plan Fund Raising Division Compliments of VIRGINIA GIFT SHOP 1700 Atlantic Ave. Phone: GA 8-1431 Thank You For Shopping At AND Rlces BUILDING SUPPLIES CORPORATION OF NORFOLK Virginia Beach, Virginia Downtown-Wards Corner Virginia Beach ll ACME CAMERA SALES, INC. Monticello Arcade Norfolk 2, Virginia MA 7-4094 Tidewater's Oldest Camera Shop Compliments of A FRIEND FLOWERS ..,. Qlexanher if Beagle HERBERT HARRELL importers 81 retailers finest gentlemen's apparel 920 Luskin Road ladies' sportswear Virginia Beach, Virginia 3 l st Street GA 8-6541 Virginia Beach, Virginia KENDALL SUPERB MOTOR OIL Complete Line of Automotive-Industrial 8. Marine Lubricants Tailor-made for today's high compression engines. Refined exclusively from IOOCM Pennsylvania Crude. WHERE TO BUY IT DISTRIBUTUR WARD OIL CO., 7Ol Front, MA 7-346i Nights, Sundays 8- Holidays call GY 7-0821 221 STAUFFER REALTY CIDMPANY SALES RENTALS CUSTOM BUILDING ,. Q, . , , Military Highway Phone: KI 5-3586 KELLAM-EATUN INSURANCE CUMPANY f iff wc gg 3113 Pacific Avenue Virginia Beach, V 222 fjff 0 J X My J J! , A W ig J! XX 3635? ,V V N, V Pf N k fi, Of QP W1 Q, Q1 I' F Li! xl jjivbp. aff Mp? A Mg M Q+ W WW W Mu W wig!! V Mi? W I V N KVM, g N KM Congrotulo lf J Apwnkjtf To Th CI f 1962 BIRSCH CONSTRUCTION CCRPORATION NfIkV OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT MA 7-5451 At The Civic Center Diamonds Watches Silverware Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairs Phone: GA 8-4992 2022 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. VIRGINIA BEACH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS 210 25th Street Virginia Beach, Va. XLSONNXQKIQ GIVES YOU S. 81 H. GREEN STAMPS At Grants you are never 'penny-wise and pound fooIish'. You can depend on Grants to bring you marvelous selections at lowest prices-without ever a sacri- fice to quality. W. T. GRANT CO. 0 DOWNTOWN NORFOLK a JANAF SHOPPING CENTER 0 DOWNTOWN PORTSMOUTH 0 MIDCITY SHOPPING CENTER 0 ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. 224 COMPLIMENTS or RUSSELL AND HOLMES I'98.OAAtIontic Ave. 'Jonof Shopping Center ,'Wc1rds Corner Virginia Beach, Vo. UL 3-8434 JU 8-7301 GA 8-8430 KELLAM AND EATON BUILDING SUPPLIES Telephone 266i ond 2672 Princess Anne, Virginia HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR NEEDS CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY V. ALFRED ETI-IERIDGE, Treasurer JOHN V. FENTRESS, Clerk of Court IVAN B. MAPP, Commissioner of Revenue JOHN E. MARR, Sheritt ROBERT L. SIMPSON, CommonweoIth's Attorney 225 Compliments of OCEANA DRUGS Oceana, Virginia Compliments of ALLIE'S STOP-IN Bayside, Virginia BARR BROS. Friendly Jewelers .lanaf Shopping Center and 5 other Tidewater locations Compliments of BE-LO SUPERMARKET Compliments of STANDARD UNITED DENTAL CORPORATION Granby at Main Street Norfolk, Virginia Phone: MA 2-4575 Complete Dental Service Repairs While You Wait POND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Established l9l3 John Lankford Pond, Jr Katherine S. Pond also associate teachers 7l38 Kempsville R, Kempsville lO8-35th St., Norfolk 26 Compliments to the Closs of '62 From PET ICE CREAM J , l, 1 I C x ' ,, f- A ' 1' lu? t r- 4 . X ' I , P w r-fllw Ll' l ll K l Compliments of J BANK CE PRINCESS AllllllE 227 BRlNKLEY'S SHELL SERVICE 31st Sf. and Holly Rd. Virginia Beach, Va. Compliments of 'A Friendly Service Plus Quality Products ROBBIN'S CORNER if x GROCERY q 1648 Ocean Park Rd. N9 r,9QHlVgT',f Uv gy i OJ of Qpx N9 Ng, F50 Pvdx QQQJ! S19 WVU Wy Q? ifoffifl of if Q7 QU' QQ! gjfwfgf, by yllf0LLOMON-BRDWN FUNERAL Holm Wil fl E? gy 9601 Norfolk, Virginia Q17 QNJ X K-J ALVIN H. JACOBSON ADVERTISING AGENCY Compliments of STANDARD 221 Flotiron Building 81 INC. Norfolk, Vo. MA 7-3187 ADAMS BROTHERS SINGER PLUMBING CORP. Plumbing Heating Air Conditio 142 Jonof Shopping Center Norfolk, Vo. P Phone GA 8-6731 . O. Box 3-416 17th Str Virginio Beach, Vo. 6 Fuel. on. G. A. l10WlllS If I please you, tell others: if not, tell me. 6056 Virginio Beoch Phone: UL 5-342 UL 5-0871 Blvd. 1 ARMESTEAD 8. MORRISON SHELL SERVICE Your Neighborhood One Stop Service Stotion And Fuel Oil Deoler, Complete Burner Service ond lnstollcition 4603 lndion River Road Diol 543-0786 Compliments of YODER DAIRIES 7260 Kernpsville Rood Phone: 497-3518 21st Street ond Words Corner 230 BOYD-BLUFORDE CIGAR CO., INC. Wholesale Tobaccos-Confections-School Supplies 500 E. Bute Street Norfolk, Virginio PRICES INCORPORATED Brand Name Appliances Television and Stereos Since l905: Seven Stores To Serve You Norfolk, Portsmouth, ond Virginio Beoch, Virginio When You Think of Shoes Think of 325 Granby Street Words Corner ond Jonot Shopping Center 3 I Rmiiciiilncr, A inerica . . . Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. -Thomas Jefferson- In the historic land served by Virginia Electric and Power Company, this warning is not easy to forget. On every hand, contrasted with the land- marks of this progressive, growing area, are the monuments to America's unending fight for freedom. But freedom cannot be preserved in stone or defended by monuments. Freedom must exist in the heart of the individual. It must be cham- pioned by the living. The freedom to build . . . to create . . . to grow as free individuals in a free nation is our price- less heritage from the past. Its cost is our eternal vigilance. L fff.. . 5 ,i i i .,,i I ,fi QfTff i'f . .11 i fY1?fL3'l '.' 1I.f4 l if , if i.'i5iT1i'l'7 Q ying - iq I , - j f i ixfii 1fi,13.r.N-1 . 'T' N --1---' ,T-I 'i-'ww' ' 2--fg. . ., - M- s '-- 'L ' , .41 , ' ', , - A a . ',.f' . -:juyf 'L-LH. . .'- vf ' 3 fri' of V'f4g'f' ' A asa -.-if - .. .,.. A ..,, p ...r f if , Q ji -I :Lf ' - -rf' 1 2:4---'fi . , ,Gam 1' , .-aff. .- , f M-97335 ' . -4,,a,f..- Y r I J' ,.n, -j v , ' Ve. ,I .., 5'4 ' vi- '- .1-5.1 . . 4 -3 -gihi., ,i ., P 'L , ,,-'5e'Qk' -' .I,- -f--,...,, - : .. ,yu J.,-'-v--L .. 9,1 - -H9 ,, ' -. -3 12.3 Ji':,-'l3gg5, f'- --:x.I'w'..f ,A - A-wig rf .-.gang-BU 1352. -:.-Q. J-:'w:'1,3Q f .-Again W. N, - , Av. , -,h -wr- 5?-.e. m-1.Q.1'-211.-Van.. fffw ' ..' . -, ' 1- f .4-. Ramports of the Continental Army, Lie , lf? .l V VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND X ffblvdhf Ut U' ff Powsn COMPANY JA my Richmond, Virginia J I-ml? JR' Ui V . K N431 , HW WW W PM I4 ,N HJ N I I , ju J 232 5 . R-If-'-5. nal' 41.-'A upermarkai 3600 Military Highway SWINDELL POLLOCK ARAGONA BEAUTY INSURANCE AGENCY SALON Under The Direction Of Auto--Fire-Liability Katheryn Decosi Tomorrow's Hair Styling Today 7206 Kempsville Road ,Hair Coloring Speciclistu Norfolk, VO- Permanent Waves-Hoircuts Shampoos and Sets Office GY 7-4536 phone GY 7,0631 Home GY 7-0231 8008 Virginia Beach Blvd. 33 HOBBY CORNER At Arogona Virginia Beach Blvd. PRINCESS ANNE'S ONLY HOBBY SHOP Phone: GY 7-2954 Hobby Supplies-Toys-Cameras 8025 Virginia Beach Blvd. Norfolk 2, Virginia gp, I ' ir 2 -' tai ' Q A ,1 I I I M i t t . ,fl ,A xg - ? fi fi. - Q Y A -.lla , H 3619535 5135315 Circa I72O Lynnhaven, Va SHOPS FOR THE LADIES AND THEIR DAUGHTERS .J FLAMINGO RESTAURANT : Z Q A-I n X- 9 ' : Yi '- Y YJ , yy X . , of 0 . is were 1 NGS oiaiss C 5-15- I 'furivrinigf- 1 -,if 5 : - .1-4-,f'f: i'1? A. , :M ' 'fi ' Shore Drive EDDIE'S AUTO SERVICE I646 Ocean Park Road 24 Hour Wrecker Service State Inspection Station Phone: HO 4-O7II Residence Phone: HO-4-2843 virginia Beach Z Q4 Boulevard xl J st wilful' ir ,ll Thalia Xxx NEG' l NXMW, WV MIP jg Route 58 Qty gl' iid Llmuwl alll? I l 29 23 rbldcg lliliigilepi 5 Furniture, We welcome you to carpet, visit us and enjoy our tremendous collection Gccessorles of fine furniture and shown entirely in inferior room settings design. open daily from 9-5:30 0 open Monday and Friday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. Congratulations Class of '62 MURDEN DRUG ENC. London Bridge Tel. 340-81 ll CO., Compliments of BAYSI DE BOWL The place for family recreation. l2OO Pleasure House Rd Bayside, Va. Shop COLONIAL STORES A Woman's World of Fine Food Shopping SU LLIVAN'S Men and Boy's Wear 3902 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. ff' ' ' af,'lf 1 S'---l i+.----- . tw: '- AAMERICAN it 'SSH li-I -, A q O i s IIS Il- . , , of L i ' ., 'nan nn: egg E L.. . i .,, W J , ', -.-.- Vm 'h'M'- 'T ' N .,, ,., 6, ,. .. In . . -- . 5.3 -. A . i -f--A. , 1, ' . P -U3-:'.1:C: '-fitG1E1.1,.?-P621951':. 7 -- -.,.,., V, ' l ' A ' ' P ' l iWf't'f1Pf'ffr?-1f'4 -7? Q 7 -5 , ff , -'i Nj--1 . i f ,-':1Q,.i-:.ii,:YNilgi?f.:fW:.-,gg-S-:ri..::-:me ,f--f,. iz.-.f1g:2,, -v .' -- . Kempsville, Va. For Road Service Dial 697-4545 236 . B. ROCKE, JEWELERS Compliments of fy? M. INCOME TAX SERVICE 75l2 Military Highway VIRGINIA BEACH FLORIST Laskin Rd. Va. Beach, Va. 243 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. Your Credit Good For Diamond Rings, Watches, and Jewelry Pay a little each week or month PINE TREE INN Virginia Beach Blvd. We Cater To Banquets 237 VIRGINIA TRAILER SALES 418 North Military Highway Phone: U L 5-0444 Compliments of CIOLA'S Va. Beach Blvd. Rt. 58-Business Phone: GA 8-9601 Life at an easy pace . . As you should have it . . At the beautiful, ranch type HOLMES CONVALESCENT HOME Phone: 341-2124 Located Conveniently To Norfolk and Virginia Beach Congratulations to Mitchell Brody For His Outstanding College Board Scores From ASPHALT ROADS AND MATERIAL CO. Virginia Beach Blvd. Lynnhaven, Virginia Phone: 341-1950 Compliments of FABRIC MART 6201 Virginia Beach Blvd. Norfolk, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1962 , f- - ff- ---A--Vffzzzzgf-'-' , g:.T,jfq'ff'F?'---Q1:r.:.qf'-I V, 4 --?:I,f',:--V 1, bw- -- - .-. - F. . :q.,,,,, 3 , . HA.. I , . . - S ,J..f:.A-Qg..?Af, N i na m A A , A - h A 1 5111. Luz - S - A we -A 24-of-rf , 'ms i15,. Vx.. ' - 5' .f-'-vi I ',,f , 1 .,,.'- '49 5-svgfaaff fgo ff- 4' , Q ' ' 'jf'i.f'tggz'. --f,,Ff-1,,N.15f1'fj,: i:' .. e- ' -' - -7tf.f-- V im- -.2-f 'f-fi,-.4- N : 'E'.'.Il'1.Q', i 1 '33,-W ,,, :Lg .-11791. ff- :.1.f,h1f6-v' ' UHIMPANY School Jewelry ond Commencement Announcements 239 .-.411 QI., . x ,. -, C.. 5-ef 4 Q assfrw 31- .Qs -M , f' , ,Lb , wg W' JN ,ov BAYSIDE PHARMACY Bayside Shopping Center 2101 Shore Drive Af The Corner Of Shore Drive and Pleasure House Road Phones: HO 4-1463 - HO 4-271 1 Congratulations! from BE-LO SUPERMARKETS London Bridge, Va. Beach To David Claude For Being A Finalist , ln The National Merit ' B Scholarship Exams 7 SEAS RESTAURANT SEAFOOD s -A 'fi-9-,i.zfTf'-'5 1 W ' 1 - A Ml. A 1 ir L 4 i . 1 A W' 9---we N ri , sans 1 iwmQM,rfWw-miaQaw,wmWJsr PwJw5f.w, Wir, 'ss Whfvw-ww: Ara Shore Drive - Bayside HO 4-4025 240 Compliments of EPES-FITZGERALD PAPER COMPANY FRANK G. ENNIS DIVISION Congrotulotions to the Greot Closs of '62 HURD'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Lynnhoven 81 Oceono Compliments of LARASAN REALTY 8. INSURANCE COMPANY CU 1 Gffffffffwfmff , HAYCUX C0NSTmiC'l'EiNZ'l70iilPANY, INCURPURATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS Virginia Beach Blvd. al' Rosemont Phone Mailing Address 341-5924 P. O. Box 185 Lynnhciven, Virginia ,Wi 9 . Q-Fr! iff! .gc JPL Q M, ,T K R W ,, Wi, ,yifliw mini T f,lff5 1266 MV! iff K 0 fi Wi 9 if -AJ if E, yi Tplyiip filyf ii' VXW! WJ 7,if'w77i 9 AS THESE PAGES DRAWiQiiG 5Q8tbfj,. WML WW LIKEWISE, THE GATES CL SrE1xI1EigXiii! iiii tj ffm NOTHING Now IS LEFT BUT HAUEETIC MEMO J p XX Wdjffj , ' J ' f X i ,Ri I W 1 'tibiiiiellowx ' i if! giffiiiiwii HM U V, 'T ii vt 7 1 12 E122 01210122 Mr. R. H. Owen, a kindly gentleman whom many called friend, was removed suddenly by death from Princess Anne - Virginia Beach School Division on December twenty-sixth. His sense of humor had smoothed the rough places for all who knew him. Mr. OWen's desire to serve his fellow man in any capacity has afforded the community a clear image of unselfishness to admire and emulate. All who were associated with him in education, church, and community, knew that one in need would command his attention, energy and influ- ence until the burden was eased. Finally, his achievements throughout his life marked the man a gentleman in its finest mean- ing. He disdained to climb except by lifting oth- ers, refused to stoop to selfish ways of lesser men and gave forth the courtesy and unfailing good will that seemed embedded in his soul. from School News and Views, Princess Anne County We thank these photographers who have not only made the annual possible but also have worked on many other school publications. x fm ,A MS' wffwy QWZQD QVBJ9' MMRDMMQ ww MW WMM W 5 K-e ,19j3anZi0Lbb, QM uf5fy,fjL,Lw'fJ fy? 1 W 'fvfvh W WW OQM 14 M W ,J vow!! 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