Rappahannock High School - Rappahannock / Confederate Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

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Brown Ken Blackley Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Garland Kitty Haney Barbara Howard Gail Self H. D. Bronner Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Barrack Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barrack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Garner Bonita S. Lemons A Rainy Day in October Lankford ' s Amoco Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Sorrell Mr. James B. Crocker Debbie Sullivan Mrs. Patricia Parr Mr. and Mrs. George E. Franklin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon France Clifton E. Parr Evan’s Auto Sales James Heflin Jake Ball, Sr. WARSAW EXXON STATION Lonnie White and Edward Thomas, Managers Warsaw, Virginia 22572 KRENTZ MARINE RAILWAY Custom Boat Building • General Repair Home of Krentz Marina Sport Fishing Club Harry Hogan Point Route 1 Callao, VA 22435 ERNEST Y. BROOKS, INC. Warsaw, Virginia Furniture and Appliances SANDY’S HARDWARE Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Small Appliances • Power Tools Garden Tools • Marine Supplies REED HILL SEED SUPPLY W. E. (Billy) Harper Route 1 Warsaw, Virginia More to Every Acre LEWIS LEWIS Heating Contractors Sharps, Virginia MONTROSS T.V. Montross T.V. and Appliance Quasar, Zenith, Gibson, Westinghouse, Amana Montross, Virginia EARL ' S GARAGE General Automobile Repairs 24-Hr, Wrecking Service Montross, Virginia 473-8535 KERMIT THOMAS STORE General Merchandise RFD 3 Warsaw, Virginia W. A. BARRACK GENERAL MERCHANDISE Farnham, Virginia WARSAW DRUG, INCORPORATED Pharmacists - J. Samuel Davis Boyd S. Clements Warsaw, Virginia 22572 333-4122 1976 graduate, Lee Richards, and 1977 Senior, Debbie Headley, enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the Warsaw Drug. 17 (2ta±± Of ' 77 ABOVE: Flory makes the supreme sacrifice. UPPER CENTER: Flowers . . . for me? UPPER RIGHT: Who? Me? RIGHT: Douglas Jessie put on the finishing touches. FAR RIGHT: And then she said . . . 1 8 Senior Play UPPER LEFT: Douglas gets a whiff of the Persian Love Drops. ' UPPER RIGHT: Millie is captivated by Philip ' s charm. FAR LEFT: Mary Fallin, our ticket salesman, hard at work. LEFT: As I was saying . . . ABOVE: Norman aided in last minute preparations. Senior Play 1 9 ■i UPPER LEFT: Seniors wondered, Well what next??” UPPER RIGHT: The Washington Monument. ABOVE LEFT: Janice Garland, Fuzzy Dunaway, and Judy Balderson took a break at the zoo. RIGHT: Sheryl Angolia straightened up to visit the FBI building. RIGHT: Keith Croxton, Monica Taylor, Henry Wood and Rachia Newton hold up” the Treasury Building. FAR RIGHT: Mary Fallin was tired and ready to go home. 20 FAR LEFT: Joey Gay and William Shelley wondered if they should ' ' Jump. ' ' LEFT: Ed Brown took time out for a snack. LEFT: Mr. Bowen talked with Seniors about the many sights. LOWER LEFT: Seniors waited Patiently” in line. LOWER RIGHT: A group of seniors expressed their view of Washington. 21 ABOVE: Seniors waited eagerly to walk down the aisle. ABOVE RIGHT: Sharon Veney displayed mixed emotions about graduation. (S zaduatzcl fity Sig (it fJn 7 g 7 7 FAR RIGHT: Senior boys listen intently during graduation exercises. RIGHT: President Janice Garland welcomed fellow students to Senior Assembly. 22 Seniors NEWFOUND FREEDOM Just as the new born butterfly - you are running free, flying quickly through the sky - to see what you can be You’ve lived so long in your private cocoon, now it ' s time to leave and it seems much too soon. You ask us not to hold you back - from the world you see just this once you will fly alone - to find your own life ' s key. - Robin Byrd TOP LEFT: Fuzzy Dunaway, Judy Balderson, and Janice Garland delivered the Senior class Last Will and Testament. LEFT: Juniors predicted the future of the Class of ' 77. BOTTOM LEFT: TOP FIVE SENIORS FOR THE CLASS OF ' 77: Vickie Bowen, Mary Fallin, Sharon Bowen, Janice Garland and Gail Saunders. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brenda Henry left RHS after being pronounced a graduate. Seniors 23 Thank you for all those special things you ' ve done. School just isn’t school without you; for without you it just doesn ' t function. You seem to understand all our little excuses for being late and there is always a smile from you whenever we seem to be in trouble. It is you we hear many times Please excuse Mr. Heubi ' s late Phys. Ed. Class; or when the phone rings, you answer with a bright Rappahannock High School. To you, Mrs. Deannie Dodson, we dedicate the 1977 RAPPAHANNOCK. Thank you for all those many things you’ve done, for without you Rappahannock High School just wouldn ' t be the place it should be. 24 Dedication ABOVE: OUR SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: William Sanders, Raymond Sullivan, Barbara Walker, and Thomas Taylor. FAR LEFT: Superintendent of Schools, Jr. James Stover. LEFT: County Administrator, William Pruitt. c fatznoujt dg zmznt± cdfd.tjzztLi.z’is, dVoztfi £Z n e Vs-CK d fe.VJ± z±. d-fan y QVJVJYD dJaydoz irzcj do. ddan ddnzy JW z±. dlzmom d ! z. ddzj-atao 3 fPs 7976-77 c 3 fnriuaL Jbtaff 25 There’s always one that soars above the rest. In class rings, announcements, diplomas, club pins, medals and trophies, that one is Balfour, America’s first jewelry manufacturer — and still the finest! JAMES R. BARTON 85 North Glebe Road Arlington, Virginia 22203 REPRESENTING JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 26 LANKFORD ' S T.V. APPLIANCE Rt. 17 and 360 Tappahannock, VA RCA Sales and Service Whirlpool Sales and Service 1 C C DODSON ' S STORE Rt. 1 (St. Rt. 612) Farnham, Virginia Hours: Weekdays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays 2p.m. to 10 p.m. PARR ' S T.V. APPLIANCE KEMPER NURSERY m . o Quasar and Zenith TV’s Amana and Gibson Appliances Haynesville, VA 333-3020 333-7493. Specializing in Retail Shrubs and Trees Azaleas Hollies Peat Moss Roses Magnolias Pine Bark Member VNA Location Rt. 3 Farnham, VA DABNEY FORD TRACTOR, INC. Tappahannock, 3 Virginia 443-3456 •I ' IVONDALE L. W. Hinson Rt. 3, Box 145 B. P. Petroleum Products Warsaw, VA 22572 BAREFORD BUICK PONTIAC CORP. rOXTIAC Tappahannock, VA 443-3821 The Fearsome Foursome 2. N o WANTED Gray Lewis David Parr Harry Smith Jen Bronner 27 RICE OYSTER COMPANY Simonson, VA 394-2651 B. G. SMITH SONS OYSTER COMPANY Fresh Rappahannock River Oysters Sharps, VA ££, T l[zCLclz. T l± QoOit LXL 9ot c f [t [j i±txLct Jzcon± RHS 1976-77 CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Monica Taylor, Captain; Debbie Anderson, Co-Captain; Sharon Taylor, Rachia Newton, Cynthia Taylor, and Tina Veney. TOP ROW: Evelyn Ball and Karen Lucus. RIGHT: And for my next number . . . FAR RIGHT: Sock it to ’em, Sharon. ' ' 30 Cheerleaders 1976-77 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Jennifer Oliff, Connie Baylor, Monica Veney. TOP ROW: Kim Harris, Brenda Veney, Brenda Scates, Valerie Towles, and Libby Loudenslager. TOP LEFT: Kim and Valerie split to salute team members. TOP RIGHT: And they call this excitement? BOTTOM LEFT: Connie and Monica keep the spirit going. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheerleaders display their enthusiasm in front of the crowd. Sports 31 D ) o±t g-O- JSza on; (Zfzamf Lon Lil The 1976 Rappahannock Raider Football team, not expected to be a powerhouse by pre-season experts, roared through its season unbeaten to capture the first district title for RHS in football since 1968. The only blemish was the tie with King George in the fourth game. The Raiders accomplished their great season with a superb teamwork, as only three Raiders were chosen to the All-District team. The pressure of being on top now rests with the 24 lettermen returning. The Raiders will lose ten players from this year ' s team. Raiders Opponent 10 Bowling Green 6 26 Middlesex 12 ■ 27 Lancaster 0 14 King George 14 20 King William 3 Essex life 6 9 ' W and L 0 41 Brentsviiie 0 21 Northumberland 0 20 Ladysmith 0 ’ Won Lost Tied 9 M 0 J f 1 � 1976-77 RAIDERS: L. Scott, K. Burrell, W. Thrift, N. Burrell, R. Hinson, M. Parker, R. Fletcher, A. Gaines, R. Forrest, J. Roane. SECOND ROW: G. Tolson, M. Withers, R. Scales, C. Pemberton, R. Roane, D. Brumbaugh, C. Carey, J. Hinson, B. Prescott, M. Cox, D. Cary, E. Ashton. THIRD ROW: J. Woolard, T. France, B. Croxton, R. Bryant, W. France, J. Sanders, P. Rock, R. Hardwick, B. Phaup, T. Adams, C. Balderson, M. Brumbaugh. ABOVE: TRI-CAPTAINS: Nicky Burrell, Reese Hinson, and Michael Parker. RIGHT: Wayne France strove for three extra points. 32 Sports UPPER LEFT: COACHES: Bobby Edwards, Jack Cullen, and Stuart Heubi. UPPER RIGHT: Raiders planned team strategy. LOWER LEFT: Kevin Burrell scored to give the Raiders another victory. LEFT: Coaches Heubi and Cullen advised quarterback, Reese Hinson, before the next play. Sports 33 KNEELING: Nancy Wilson, Janice Garland, Anne Hedelt, Patricia Fauntleroy. STANDING: Angela Newton, Penny Self, Mary Gaines, Delphine Sorrell, Bonnie Yeatman, Kim Garland, Kathy Sanford, Darlene Walker, Melanie Sanford, and Mandy Gallagher. OPPONENT VARSITY J.V. KG 26-30 20-14 Ladys 27-20 20-18 P. Wm. 34-9 M. Park 65-34 NHS 67-50 26-21 LHS ' 55-42 22-17 EHS 37-29 15-16 W and L 37-24 21-16 B.G. 14-27 11-24 LHS 47-27 19-18 EHS 48-39 24-23 W and L 41-20 15-37 NHS 50-34 23-16 M. Park 60-37 Tournaments EHS 51-45 District NHS 40-32 MHS 49-47 Regionals Poquoson 36-67 UPPER RIGHT: Mandy Gallagher attempted a free throw while Nancy Wilson tensely looked on. UPPER FAR RIGHT: Basketball, Janice, not volleyball! RIGHT: Nancy Wilson scored two points with a lay up. FAR RIGHT: Bonnie Yeatman exhibited her skill at jump balls. I 34 Sports [l i±tziat c fnd zA [adz cJ fi±tozij The path to the top is not nearly as long as the struggle to stay there. The 1976 Rappahannock Raiderettes disproved this theory by using a balanced offense and great defense to become district champions. The Raiderette captains, Wilson, Fauntleroy, Garland and Hedelt did an outstanding job of leading the team. They finished second in the regular season and went on to sweep the district tournament for the second year in a row. Dook lP£cicz TOP LEFT: Delphine Sorrell dribbled toward Raiderettes ' basket. TOP CENTER: Florence Fauntleroy shot for two points while Cathie Northern readied herself for rebound. TOP RIGHT: Jennifer Dungan moved down court to assist Raiderettes. LEFT: KNEELING: D. Hedt, J. Hinson, C. King, C. Wilkins, F. Fauntleroy, J. King, E. Smith, D. Tate. STANDING: T. Barrack, scorekeeper, P. Sanford, C. Northern, D. Sanger, J. Dungan, D. Sorrell, G. Sumiel, D. Pierson, M. Thomas. Sports 35 J aidzzi domz ddn dJtiizd dPtaaz Un ddi±tziat KNEELING: Michael Parker, Carrington Burrell, and Kervin Burrell. STANDING: James Roane, Antoine Gaines, Frankie Laws, Glenwood Hence, Rodney Taylor, Bob Walker, Rodney Veney, David Carey, and Maverick Lewis. ABOVE: Heavily guarded by Bowling Green player, Kervin Burrell attempted field goal. ABOVE CENTER: Ronnie Taylor struggled to place the ball back in the hands of the Raiders. ABOVE RIGHT: Nicky Burrell added two points to the Raider ' s score. RIGHT: Game is put in motion by Glenwood Hense ' s jump ball. m } K . W JR H t. Jr Jimk _ Kj i spij P” A jk f i ■ 1 36 Sports Wo fz cz axd — ( Win cSzaond lP[cicz dd i±tziat ‘Maevef KNEELING: Keith Peyton, Manager; Ricky Roane, Kervin Ball, Jay Wilson, and Autie Sprayberry. STANDING: Michael Yeatman, score keeper; Johnny Davis, RayScates, Myron Arthur, Mark Cox, Oswald Gaines, Boyd Burrell, Keith Hands, Reginald Shelton, Greg Pitman, Marshall Brown, and Coach Jones. FAR LEFT: Boyd Burrell ta pped ball to Raider Teammate. LEFT: Oswald Gaines regained possession of the ball after a rebound. LOWER LEFT: Through the effort of Ricky Roane, two more points were scored by the Raiders. LOWER RIGHT: Ricky Roane attempted two more points for the Raiders. TOP RIGHT: Janice Garland swung in an attempt to make a home run. BOTTOM RIGHT: Janice Garland threw a perfect strike. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Fawver, Coach, watched Raiderettes during tight game. BOTTOM ROW: Co-Captains Nancy Wilson and Janice Garland. SECOND ROW: Mandie Gallagher, Anne Hedelt, Kathy Sanford, Melanie Sanford, Donna Pierson, Patty Sanford, Tammy Barrack, and Darlene Walker. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Christopher, Bonnie Yeatman, Susan Minor, Briget Baughans, Donna Thrift, Penny Self, Mary Albert, and Viola Waterfield, Manager. TOP ROW: Mr. Fawver, Coach. 38 Sports FAR LEFT: Melanie Sanford kept close eye on ' ' stealers” to third. LEFT: Bonnie Yeatman attempted hit for the Raiderettes. FAR LEFT: Nancy Wilson looked for chance to steal a base. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Fawver gave girls a pep talk” prior to the game. BOTTOM CENTER: Susan Minor stood in the field waiting for a ball. LEFT: Bridget Baughn impatiently waited in field for a piece of the action.” Sports 39 STANDING: Coach Blackley, Wayne France, Johnny Davis, Ricky Roane, Mark Smith, Lee Walker, Antoine Gaine s, James Roane, and Coach Cullen. KNEELING: Bobby Franklin, Nicki Burrell, Dan Veney, Michael Parker, Carrington Veney, Lain Scott, and Coach Long. ABOVE: Coach Cullen gave team member last minute instructions. UPPER RIGHT: Pitcher, Dan Veney, threw strike ball. LOWER RIGHT: First base was well protected by James Roane. Sports 41 lP[clce 3 ? ij-tfi dJn dd i±tzlct Jzac(z RIGHT: Jennifer Dungan strove for longest distance in the shot put competition. LEFT BELOW: Beth Dungan clears the bar in the high jump. CENTER BELOW: Mary Albert competed in the disc competition. RIGHT BELOW: Nancy Wilson crossed finish line to place first. ' RIGHT: Track team members gathered around Mrs. Cottrell to review results of the track meet. 42 Sports FAR LEFT: Brenda Dameron handed baton to Janice Garland during relay. LEFT: Melanie Sanford competed in the discus competition. LOWER LEFT: Ann Hedelt was a strong contender in the shot put competition. BELOW: Nancy Wilson cleared the bar in the high jump event at 4 ' 10 . BOTTOM ROW: B. Cottrell, Coach; Nancy Wilson, Brenda Dameron, Gail Saunders, Janice Flinson, Kim Garland, Beth Dungan, Bridgett Baughan, Janice Garland. SECOND ROW: Anne Hedelt, Pat Fauntleroy, Bonnie Yeatman, Gwen Sumiel, Penny Self, Tracy Sprayberry, Jackie Hinson. TOP ROW: Brenda Lewis, Jennifer Dungan, Melanie Sanford. Sports 43 ABOVE: Ken Jessie threw the Discus while Mike Prescott watched. MIDDLE: Rodney Veny does the Long Jump. RIGHT: Reginald Fletcher ran the 880 Relay. ABOVE: TOP ROW, LEFT: W. France, D. Towles, R. Roane, M. Parker, J. Roane. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT: T. Vandlandingham, J. Davis, A. Lewis, R. Veny, M. Cox, T. Fallin, J. Wilson, K. Jessie, R. Smith. RIGHT: Douglas Jessie runs the 120-High Hurdles. 44 Sports Jxaatz Earn ( Jc oo k c 3 aCC The 1976-77 Boys’ Track Team was a talented but young squad. The team had thirteen new members; eight of them Freshmen. The Seniors who ran their last year were - Reginald Fletcher, Douglas lessie, and Michael Parker. The team was also benefited by a new, but familiar, assistant coach in Gregory Brooks. The thinclads fared well against stiff district competition despite their inexperience. The team’s regular season record was 1-4, a downfall from the last few seasons. Hopes for a strong team next season ride on the experience gained by this year’s team. The District Track Meet was held on May 7 at King George. The Raiders finished fifth with Ricky Roane, Douglas Jessie, and Mark Cox advancing to the Regionals. TOP: Dwight Towles and Mike Prescott raced for the finish in the 100-yard dash. ABOVE: Ricky Roane ran the mile. Sports 45 NAYLOR ' S BEACH CAMPSITE Lyell Jenkins, Proprietor Warsaw, Virginia 333-8323 RAPPAHANNOCK BROADCASTING CORPORATION Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 George C. Clanton President Danny C. Wadsworth Vice President and General Manager 46 443-4321 Ni ' AM 1000 ' FM 105.5 ABC N E WS 333-5000 LEVI STRAUSS COMPANY Proud to Be Part of Warsaw, VA 22572 Only USDA Choice Meats Hot Dogs Icy Sluch Popcorn SUPER market 48 nofR p p- p p. 1% p % s Uid ■� -, , yttl- futV £ ■■ r ,| . .� • ; ? V 4; -’■■ ■ ' , • ; ‘ ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Clifton Balderson, Charles Lewis, Mark Bryant, E. B. Settle, Rodney Vicik, Joe Woolard, Robert Bryant, Keith Amos, Dickie Mahan. SECOND ROW: Timothy Blue, Donald Henry, Ernest Newton, Terry Barrack, Ricky Levere, Jeffrey Maiden, Levern Gaines, Alvin Ball, Ronnie Taylor, Nicfty Burrell, Bill Hall. THIRD ROW: Todd Valandingham, Clinton Reese, Rod Baughn, Walter Rose, Michael Scott, David Dodson, Johnny Amos, Larry Veney, Wayne Rich, Ann Williams, Debbie Sanger. ROW FOUR: Bruce Melbourn, Jr. King, Maverick Lewis, Adolph Epps, Larry Johnson, Mike Belfield, Gentry Tate, Donna Grindstaff, Tammy Saunders, Ginger Morgan, Patsy Farish, Lydia Veney, Arlene Dandridge. ROW FIVE: Randy Mozingo, Donald Taylor, Larry Brooks, Ricky Roane, Tony France, Dale Grindstaff, Andrew O ' Bier, Tommy Adams, Gail Saunders, Robin Byrd, Dale Davis, Loretta Landon. ROW SIX: Johnny Davis, Ricky Rouse, Stevie Rouse, Jaime Sanders, Timmy France, Tim Bronner, Ronnie Belfield, Ennis King, Earl Mozingo, Perry Hayes, Phil Bryant, Gary Coates, Linda Landon, Charles Potter. RIGHT: Steve Hall makes opening announcement at FHA meetin g while Martin Hinson watches on. ABOVE: Rodney Vicik is congratulated with a trophy for his fine work in FHA. 50 Activities BOTTOM ROW: Donna Sue Tate, Peggy Laws, Doris Brown, Monica Veney, Debbie Taylor, and Mrs. Gouldin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Floria Clayton, Kathy Thompson, Alice Douglas, Sharon Croxton, Evelyn Ball, Odessa Brown, Florence Smith. THIRD ROW: Dannette Mackey, Betty Phillips, Becky Harris, Jennifer Schools, Robin Tallent, Charlotte Dandridge and Corine Veney. J z fiazation utuxz £ onz nialz£Zi — oa£ of LEFT: FHA President, Peggy Laws. ABOVE: FHA Symbol. Activities 51 c tucLznt doojizzatLvz c -aoaLation CKJZ [j LZEction iJn ? 9?7 PPAHANNOc HIGH SCHOOL RAIDERS SCA OFFICERS: TOP: Dan Veney, Vice President; Monica Taylor, President; Bob Walker, Reporter; Judy Balderson, Secretary; and Michael Parker, Treasurer. ABOVE: Officers discussed plans for Gong Show. UPPER RIGHT: President, Monica Taylor filled Sponsor, Mrs. Brown, in on the latest happenings. RIGHT: SCA REPRESENTATIVES: STANDING: G. Morgan, B. Milburn, M. Wiseman, B. Dunaway, B. Burrell, R. Newton, S. Brumbaugh, D. Simmons, S. Brumbaugh, J. Mutter, D. Yeatman, Mrs. Brown. SITTING: D. Swann, T. Sprayberry, B. Schools, S. Bowen, andj. Packett. 52 Activities SEATED: Deborah Burrell, President; Karen Vandeloecht, Vice President; Brenda Henry, Treasurer; Brenda Carter, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Sampson, Ronald Dunaway, Monica Veney, Gloria Clayton, Mark Wiseman, Deborah Henry, Marlene Rick, Tina Veney, Norman Maiden, Cynthia Taylor, Wanda Roane, Deborah Headley, Paula Smith, Sarah Smith, Carrington Burrell, Estella LeVere, Rachia Newton, Brenda Lewis, Kathy Thompson, Judy Balderson. utuzz -J zadzzi Oj cd f-mzziaa J z fiazz Joz dlltllZ£, Qo(j GfifioztunitiE Sponsor, Mr. Sampson, watched as Mrs. Lemons presented a film about office careers to the FBLA Club members. Activities 53 DECA MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Long, Sponsor; T. Fallin, D. Brumbaugh, L. Barrack, D. King, C. Dunaway, D. Mutter, J. Schools, R. Talent, B. Lewis. SECOND ROW: C. Epps, J, Gaines, C. Gaines, D. Balderson, S. Angolia, D. Swann, L. Fallin, D. Simmons, G. Tate, D. Ambrose. THIRD ROW: B. Hale, K. Amos, M. Brown, D. Veney, S. Paige, J. Jett, T. France. FOURTH ROW: E. Hale, G. Alderman, S. Brann, G. Morse, K. Packett, N. Burrell. FIFTH ROW: S. Marks, W. Shelley, J. Gay, R. Sorrell. 1 ££ UPPER LEFT: C. Gaines, D. Tate, and L. Fallin sell drinks at Basketball game. UPPER RIGHT: DECA Club Members supply refreshments at football games. RIGHT: DE WINNERS: W. Shelley, Food Marketing, 1st; T. Fallin, Parliamentary Procedure; S. Angolia, Food Distribution, 1st; D. Brumbaugh, Job Interview DEI; L. Fallin, Public Speaking; D. Swann, Student of the Year, 3rd; Job Interview, DECA II, 3rd; G. Morse, Food Marketing DE III; K. Packett, General Merchandise, DE III; C. Gaines, Sales Judging, 1st; and C. Dunaway, General Merchandise, DE II. CLUBS OF AMERICA WARSAW, VA 54 Activities JS s.ta ( Z7a 2.£ t l(J£ d f VJ czA lzmtjzzi UPPER LEFT: NEW MEMBERS OF BETA CLUB: Karen Lucas, Gen Ash, Mary Crocker, Jackie Hinson, and Susan Minor. LEFT- ' BETA CLUB MEMBERS: STANDING: Debbie Sullivan, Julia Lewis, Bonnie Yeatman, Mary Fallin, Bob Walker, Jay Wilson, Carolyn Sydnor, Tracie Sprayberry, Donna Sue Pierson, and Janice Garland. SITTING: Nancy Wilson, Melanie Sanford, Mandy Gallagher, Kim Garland, Vickie Bowen, Anne Hedelt, Kathy Sanford, and Rebecca Coggin. STANDING: Deloise Brown, Roberta Dandridge, Gladys Brann, Mary Featherall, Diane King, and Mrs. Stover. KNEELING: Anne Williams, Cozet Lee, Regina Ball, and Sandra Brown. Activities 55 STANDING: Mrs. Smith, J. Landon, B. Franklin, M. Fallin, K. Anderson, P. Lewis, K. Garland, B. Dungan, S. Bmmbaugh, D. Jessie, J. Packett, R. Hinson, D. Bmmbaugh, B. Walker, K. Hudson, S. Brumbaugh, and N. Burrell. SITTING: B. Franklin, S. Hall, S. Bowen, D. Sullivan, L. Morse, V. Dungan, J. Fidler, V. Bowen, G. Morgan, C. Balderson, D. LeVere, T. Forrester, M. Sanford, C. Baylor, B. Veney, V. Towles. 56 Activities The 1977 Band Members LEFT: The band lakes pari in ihe Bicentennial parade. ABOVE: Robin Tallent and Bonnie Gallagher add a special touch to the Bicentennial. SHtojjjM ' V . Activities 57 DEBATE TEAM MEMBERS: TOP: Mary Albert and Florence Canada; Affirmative Team. BOTTOM: Mark Scott and Jay Winstead; Negative Team; Interstate Competition Trophy. FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS: ABOVE LEFT: Sheryl Angolia; Girls Poetry; School, 1st; District, 2nd; Regionals, 3rd. ABOVE RIGHT: Gail Tate; Spelling; School, 1st. BELOW LEFT; Steven Brumbaugh; Boy’s Extemporaneous Speaking; School, 1st. BELOW RIGHT: Denatte Mackey; Girl ' s Prose; School, 1st; District, 2nd. 58 Activities SITTING, FIRST ROW: Irene Sisson, Debbie Sullivan, Mandy Gallagher, Jackie Hinson, Rebecca Coggin, Donna Pierson, Susan Minor. SECOND ROW: Melanie Sanford, Bonnie Yeatman, Steven Brumbaugh, Kathy Sanford, Nancy Wilson, Ann Hedelt. THIRD ROW: Paul Lewis, Bob Walker, Jennifer Dungan, Gen Ash, Jay Winstead, Mark Scott, and Kim Garland. Activities 59 c -fu,to d l zakxn.ias, cAfnA AAau AJxaAzi ' JA L±couez zNs.w SktL LEFT: AUTO MECHANICS II, FRONT ROW: Mervin Delano, Leslie Clark, Robert Taylor, Mitch Withers. BACK ROW: Michael Whittaker, Reggie Fletcher, Earl Veney, Jeffrey Jenkins, Wade Barrack. LOWER LEFT: AUTO MECHANICS I, FRONT ROW: Kenny Gordon, Richard Thomas, Jimmy Hinton, Bunkie Haynie. BACK ROW: Norman Packett, Gerry Yerby, Ralph Walker, Paul Rock, Jerry Hinson, James Roane, Sterling Churchill. UPPER RIGHT: Otis Douglas shows his skill at painting a truck in Auto Mechanics I. RIGHT: Kenneth Dameron, Oris Morris, Russell Ball, Rex Gordon, James Laws, Earl Ashton. BACK ROW: Billy Prescott, Johnny Dameron, Chuck Morgan, Willard Prescott, Billy Williams. 60 Activities CHORUS: Alin Lewis, Maverick Lewis, Lisa Brown, Wayne Franc e, Ronald Dunaway, Bernard Veney, Bobby Carter, Boyd Burrell, Donnie Hayes, Jean Headley, Mrs. Hulver, Director; Norma Coates, Frankie Gaines, Sharon Veney, Peggy Brown, and Charlotte Dandridge. Activities 61 ABOVE: Nancy Jones, Sponsor; Kathy Sanford, Rebecca Coggin, Anne Hedelt, Janice Garland, Susan Minor, Sam Brumbaugh, Debra Headley, Mary Albert. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Angolia, Kim Harris, Libby Loudenslager, Regina Rogers, Linda Morse, Jenny Oliff, Jackie Hinson, Donna Pierson, Gail Saunders, Karen Lucas. THIRD ROW: Tracy Forrester, Irene Sisson, Leslie Hall, Carolyn Sydnor, Melanie Johnson, Tracy Sprayberry, Kim Anderson, Debbie Sullivan, David Brumbaugh. ROW FOUR: Florence Canada, Jay Wilson, Tucker Smith, Bonnie Yeatman, Brenda King, Michael Scott, Bob Walker, Michael Parker, Steven Brumbaugh. ROW FIVE: Ken Jesse, Jeffrey Maiden, Brenda Scates, Gen Ash, Kenneth Burrell, Douglas Jessie, Mary Fallin. The Rappahannock Yell for the year 1976-77 was very successful. This year’s newspaper staff was the biggest that Rappahannock has ever had. With Janice Garland, Editor and Sam Brumbaugh as Assistant Editor, the newspaper staff printed four big issues, which came out every two months. Most of the editorial staff will be returning next year with the exception of four seniors. The newspaper staff looks forward to the year 1978 as a big one for the Rappahannock Yell. ABOVE: Janice Garland, Kathy Sanford, Mary Albert, and Susan Minor look over a just released issue of the Yell to see that it ' s all but perfect . . . FIRST ROW: Karen Vandeloecht, Business Manager; Judy Balderson, Editor; Deborah Burrell, Ginger Morgan, Nancy Smith, DeAnne Dodson. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Dungan, Vickie Bowen, Debbie Sullivan, Sharon Bowen, Stacy Hall, Libbie Loudenslager, Janice Parr, Tammy Barrack, Barbara Franklin, Mark Scott. THIRD ROW: Brenda Scates, Mary Fallin, Jane Fidler, Vicki Dungan, and Brenda Lewis. LEFT: Karen Vandeloecht and Judy Balderson review annual sales for the year. BOTTOM: Vicki Sue Dungan, Debbie Sullivan and Jane Fidler work on a layout for the 1977 yearbook. 63 [Jn Jlouirzg l lzmozy Bonnis Qzan tSjfa[[cigfi SSL FRIENDS AND LOVERS It seems to me we ' ll never know - why our friends and lovers go They’re taken quickly from this life - It stabs us like A sharpened knife I would like for You to see - the beauty of a memory Think of all the happy times - Say a prayer for mankind I look around and see the tears - they’re left.with us for many years They leave there lives for us to live - The gift that Friends and Lovers give I ' ve been thinking lately About my life ' s time - All the things I ' ve done And how it ' s been - And I can ' t help believing in my own mind - I know I’m gonna hate to see it end. And things that we believe in How sweet it is to love someone How right it is to care How long it’s been since yesterday And what about tomorrow. And what about the dreams And all the Memories We’ve Shared! ! TOP: What? Have you lost your mind? Let her in!” BOTTOM: Mrs. Bartholomew played Cleopatra while Viola Cole played a princess that was looking for her sister. DfL Uynolj THE PURPLE DOOR KNOB, a one act comedy by Walter Richard Eaton, was performed at the District Drama Festival at King George High School on March 9. The cast of members was Carolyn Sydnor, Julia Lewis, and Regina Rogers. Members of the crew were Florence Canada, Kathy Hinson, and Irene Sisson. The group won a rating of Excellent and recieved the opportunity to see samples of drama activity that occurs at other schools. Our hard working group was accompanied by co-sponsors, Mrs. Stover and Mr. Kurczak. TOP: Amanda, Give Her the Purple Door Knob. BOTTOM: Viola kissed Mrs. Bartholomew good-bye and thanked her for a lovely afternoon. Activities 65 TAPPAHANNOCK BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY The Family Store’ WESTERN AUTO win Clinton Carlin, Owner Warsaw, VA 22572 f I iMBUHWw ! i«n� H j ca Tappahannock, VA 22560 443-3344 LOWERY ' S RESTAURANT COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE F fj - Congratulations to the Seniors of Rappahannock High School From the Management and Employees of BEX ' S INCORPORATED Warsaw, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia COMMONWEALTH FLORIST INCORPORATED i Corsages and Gifts for Every Occasion Warsaw, VA 333-7331 Miller-Burton Ford Montross, Va. Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Warsaw, Va. TALMADGEM. KING, Owner T. WAYNE KING, Assistant Manager 333-4005 443-5000 67 A RIGHT: Stacy looked for another missing student. FAR RIGHT: Now this is how you do it. Jay. ” RIGHT: Andrew O ' Bier showed us his talent. RIGHT: Paul enjoyed goofing off in Auto Mechanics. FAR RIGHT: Horticulture class demonstrated the proper way to plant. 68 PEOPLES BANK OF MONTROSS V PEOPt BANI Kach d epos i tor insured to • H 0,000 ; 1 4 i ' ; ' ’ ' I ■h •■R • hs • HDfRAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA ' iON Montross, Va. 493-3911 NORTHERN NECK MASONRY John A. Lewis F. L. Mills Farnham, VA 394-3711 71 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tina Veney, Secretary: Cynthia Taylor, Vice-President: Beth Dungan, President; and Mandy Gallagher, Treasurer. Brian Albert Mary Albert Debbie Ambrose Keith Amos Debbie Anderson Kim Anderson Donna Angolia Linwood Barrack Ronnie Belfield Timothy Blue Vickie Brooks Sandra Brown Steve Brumbaugh Robert Bryant Kervin Burrell Robin Byrd David Carey Robin Clements Edward Courtney Brad Croxton liili 72 Juniors Berton Croxton Dale Davis Alice Douglas Patsy Dunaway Beth Dungan Lisa Fallin Sue Featherall Tracy Forrester Barbara Franklin Broo ks Ferguson Uo ZJ(zz typing assignment. Antoine Gaines Mandy Gallagher Kim Garland Donna Grindstaff Steve Hall Mike Hamblin Bunky Haynie Anne Hedelt lanice Hinson Kathy Hinson Juniors 73 Uo J3 £az LintjsxizciljtE Soxxovj Darlene Walker, Kathy Sanford, Mandy Gallagher, Anne Hedelt, Kim Garland, and Melanie Sanford have reason for showing a number one - they are. Terry Hinson Jimmy Hinton Jeffery Jenkins Johnny Jett Larry Johnson Thomas Johnson Craig LaGue Frankie Laws Cozet Lee Julia Lewis Warren Lewis Linda Morse Kathy Mozingo Tammy Mutter Jamie Packett Carroll Pemberton Billy Prescott Charles Potter Wayne Rich Wanda Roane 74 Juniors !Z7o Wfi !Z7 (is lBzci(j£ az zAfot jfo Milton Robinson Jamie Sanders Wanda Sanders Kathryn Sanford Melony Sanford Tammy Saunders E. B. Settle Juanita Smith Mark Smith Nancy Smith Princess Stowers Gentry Tate LEFT: With much anticipation, Tracy Forrester awaits her chance for a little fun. ABOVE: Jimmy Hinton takes a break after working on his great masterpiece. Cynthia Taylor Richard Thomas Yvonne Thomas Donna Thrift Gordon Tolson Juniors 75 Annie Veney Carrington Veney Dan Veney Jaime Veney Larry Veney Tina Veney Bob Walker Darlene Walker Lee Walker Michael Whitaker Barry Wilkins Billy Williams Mark Wiseman Mitch Withers Gerry Yerby Do c fiyicjht fitatjtz Wzong Do JdoUE, lPuZZ c fnd Sdzonz C djcLZ UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Albrite ' s office offers a place of study for Jaime Sanders. RIGHT: Tina Veney proves that she has other qualities than just being a cheerleader. 76 Juniors unioz± Juznzd mnaiLiim iJnto zoom UPPER FAR LEFT: Dan Veney constructed artwork for the band’s background. UPPER LEFT: Jeffrey Jenkins and Dariel Veney worked on entrance to the ballroom. FAR LEFT: Juniors put forth effort to complete the decorations before the deadline. LEFT: Barbara Franklin attempted to cover bare boards. UPPER LEFT: Grace Douglas, Tammy Mutter, Janet Hinson, and Ginger Tate had fun while stuffing. LOWER LEFT: Jamie Packett rested after hard work of Thursday and Friday afternoon. ABOVE: Tina Veney directed students to work harder, work faster! Prom 77 fjsi. LPzom — Ofiz Oimzi Of (D ux Jlivzi 78 Prom Prom 79 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bonnie Yeatman, President; Rebecca Coggin, Tr easurer; and Sharon Gray, Secretary. Ronnie Baughan Ronnie Brann Scott Brewster Tim Bronner Larry Brooks Regina Brown David Brumbaugh Garry Bryant Philip Bryant Boyd Burrell Kenneth Burrell Janice Churchill Janet Churchill Joyce Coates Rebecca Coggin Lennis Cox Mark Cox Debbie Crocker 80 Sophomores Tony France Steve France Wayne France Frankie Gaines Mary Gaines Bonnie Gallagher Kenny Gordon Eileen Gray Sharon Gray Donna Grindstaff Bobby Hale Bill Hall Leslie Hall Perry Hayes Jackie Hinson Jerry Hinson Ken Jessie Melody Johnson LEFT:J.V. Raider, Jennifer Dungan, dribbled down court. CENTER: Jennifer Schools put in a long day carrying the RHS Band Banner in the Bicentennial Parade. ABOVE: Mark Cox cleared the bar at 5 ' 10 . Sophomores 81 Dfiii lJ± Dl {y Quz±t, Do DoCLoar Dfiat Dta% Diane King Brenda King Ennis King Estella LeVere Brenda Jean Lewis Brenda L. Lewis Karen Lucas Dannette Mackey RIGHT: Sophomores compete to win the Spirit Stick. ABOVE: Gary France expressed his feeling about RHS lunches. Pamela Nelson Janice Parr Bruce Phaup Donna Pierson Michael Prescott James Roane Rickie Roane Walter Rose Ray Scares Barbara Schools Michael Self Penny Self 82 Sophomores A [atts,z cJ-fovj zJ fo d l attzx cJ-fovcr ax RIGHT: Cheerleaders, Evelyn Ball and Karen Lucas, cheer the Raiders on to victory. LEFT: Wayne France attempted a field goal. ABOVE: Estella LeVere expressed joy of learning record keeping. Thomas Self Jackie Shelton Debbie Simmons Irene Sisson Tucker Smith Tracie Sprayberry Chestine Sumiel Carolyn Sydnor Donna Tate Gentry Tate Rodney Taylor Sharon Taylor Darlene Thomas Kathy Thompson Sandra Thompson Dwight Towles Dariel Veney Lydia Veney Rodney Veney Ralph Walker Viola Waterfield Jay Wilson Joe Woolard Bonnie Yeatman Sophomores 83 Tommy Adams Bret Albert Ronald Alderman Johnny Amos Myron Arthur Earl Ashton Clifton Balderson Coletha Ball Katina Ball Russell Ball Terry Barrack Bridgett Baughan Connie Baylor Gladys Brann Elaine Brann Mark Brewster Corey Brown Lisa Brown Marshall Brown Odessa Brown Sharon Brown Michael Brumbaugh Mark Bryant Florence Canada Kim Cannella Clarence Carey Ernestine Carter Carolyn Christopher Sterling Churchill Debra Clarke c3j-nd 3 Uynocsj f Uffi’CCOnCylBz | 3J%llZ £ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Michael Yeatman, President; Carolyn Christopher, Vice President; Jenny Oliff, Secretary; Paige Parr, Treasurer. 84 Freshmen Uo U(iL± Sharon Clark Gloria Clayton Gail Conley Mary Crocker Anthony Croxton Stanley Cupitt John Dandridge Johnny Davis Susan Delano David Dodson Brenda Dunaway Lloyd Dunaway Patty Sanford blocked shot made by opponents Terry Dungan Valerie Elliott Valerie Ellis Cora Epps Florence Fauntleroy Teddy Fallin Janet Featherall Ann Forrester Tammy France Timmy France Catherine Gaines Jennifer Gaines LeVem Gaines Linda Gaines June Gaskins Rose Gaskins Rex Gordon Keith Hanks pc J j El 4 L ' appr , i | j 1 i 1 1 ,1 1 Freshmen 85 cd-fzazt ( Witt J2iz c fnd (2atm Becky Harris Kim Harris Richard Hardwick Missy Hayes Diane Haynie Debra Henry Judy Hicks Brian Hinson Diane Hinson Berma Jackson Sharon Jackson Marilyn Johnson PTeston Johnson Cindy King Delores King JoAnn King Junior King Jennifer Landon James Laws Ricky Levere Antonio Lewis Beth Lewis Denise Lewis Thomas Lewis Libby Loudenslager Karen Mahan Jeffrey Maiden Glenna Marks Bruce Milbum Chuck Morgan 86 Freshmen Buenas Dias from Mrs. Jones ' fifth period Spanish I class. 1 VfiEn Uc fm JIclLcL Uo Gile Morris Oris Morris Sandra Moss Randy Mozingo TOP: Freshmen go wild at the Pep Rally. ABOVE: Freshman participants in the J.V. Football Team. Judy Mutter Ernest Newton Maria Newton Arlene Norris Kathy Northern Andrew O ' Bier Jennifer Oliff Norman Packett Stanford Paige Paige Parr Betty Phillips Gregg Pitman Clinton Reese Marleen Rich Paul Rock Regina Rogers Donald Rose Ricky Rouse Steve Rouse Debbie Sanford Patti Sanford Debbie Sanger Lynn Saunders Brenda Scates Freshmen 87 Jennifer Schools Michael Scott Sandra Self Timmy Self Reggie Shelton Jeff Sisson Fern Smith Florene Smith Robert Smith Autie Sprayberry Ray Sullivan Gwen Sumiel Dwayne Sydnor Jacklyn Sydnor Terry Sydnor Robin Tallent Deborah Taylor Don Taylor Kem Thome Stewart Tolson Valerie Towles Lisa Turner Todd Vanlandingham Brenda Veney Colleen Veney Earl Veney Monica Veney Nathaniel Veney Greg Vicik Cathy Walston Carolyn Wilkins Michael Yeatman Freshmen took notes in Algebra I class. 88 Freshmen 89 - ' TANGLEWOOD FARMS Route 2 Earl W. Lewis, Sr. Warsaw, Virginia 333-5362 Supplier of Eggs to Institutions, Restaurants, and Grocery Stores COGGIN FURNITURE COMPANY HUNDLEY EVANS INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines” MAZIE C. SANDERS Your Friendly Furniture Store RCA TV FRIGIDAIRE AND WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES LITTON MICROWAVE OVENS AND RANGES 333-6700 Warsaw, VA Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 443-2388 PET, INCORPORATED Dairy Division Box 65 Warsaw, VA 22572 333-2511 WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Montross, VA 22520 BLUE GRAY SUPERMARKET Montross, Virginia NORTHERN NECK OIL COMPANY Warsaw, Virginia 333-5911 BEVANS OYSTER COMPANY, INC. Va. 303 Kinsale, Virginia 22488 OYSTERS SHUCKED AND IN THE SHELL 472-2331 the real thing 1 Trade-mark ® utuiSita ‘ oouuuqBddEj, iNvanvisaa aoodvas S.AydMCfl FARMERS SUPPLY STORE Farm Tractors and Equipment Lawn and Garden Equipment McCulloch Chain Saws Robert F. (Bobby) Mothershead Representative Montross, VA 22520 493-3344 ' ABOVE: Annette Fiddler: English 11 and 9; Troy State. RIGHT: Kitty Haney: VOT, Accounting I, Shorthand I and II, and Typewriting II; Virginia Commonwealth University. FAR RIGHT: Preston Sampson; General Business, Typewriting I, and Recordkeeping; A T State University. ABOVE: Jane Kurczak, English 12 and U.S. History; William and Mary. RIGHT: James Kurczak; English 9; Fairmont State University. FAR RIGHT: Marlene Williams; English 10; Longwood College. 94 Administration FAR LEFT: Louis Walker; Auto Mechanics. LEFT: Charles Baytop; Day Trades. ABOVE: Jane Stover; Health Aids; Rockingham Memorial Hospital. WitX J3 zttzz LEFT: Clarence Bunell. ABOVE: Doris Bronner, Library Assistant. UPPER RIGHT: Montrose Bailey, Study Hall Assistant. Administration 95 Zffiat On an cScoznzd c dfnd dovzzzd Witfi Scaz± TOP LEFT: Susan Gouldin; Home Economics, Home Crafts; Longwood. ABOVE: JoAnne Hulver; Choral Music, General Music; Madison, ABOVE CENTER: Douglas Anderson; Band, Music Appreciation; Virginia State. ABOVE RIGHT: Bobby Albrite; Horticulture, Agriculture, Household Management; William and Mary. RIGHT: Martin Hinson; General Mechanics, Agriculture; VPI and SU. FAR RIGHT: Nancy Jones; French, Spanish; VCU. 96 Administration TOP: CAFETERIA STAFF: Marjorie Hanks, Jean Bareford, Helen Forrest, Elizabeth Carter. CENTER: Mrs. Dodson, Office Assistants: Debbie Sullivan, Rachia Newton, Judy Balderson, Vicki Sue Dungan, Stacy Hall, Darlene Swann, Brenda Carter, and Deborah Burrell. UPPER LEFT: Deenie Dodson, Secretary. LOWER LEFT: Genevieve Forrest, Permanent Substitute Teacher. ABOVE CENTER: Bonita Lemons; Guidance Counselor; Appalachian State University. ABOVE RIGHT: Fred Pitman, Principal; Lynchburg College Administration 97 Stilt St ZOUE Ofi± J2a±t OuncE Of (2ouzacjE TOP LEFT: Bruce Fawver; World Geography, World History, U.S. History; Madison. TOP RIGHT: James Wynn; Assistant Principal, Mechanical Drawing, Academic Biology, Chemistry; Tennessee Tech. ABOVE LEFT: Gary Wood; Earth Science, Physics, Math 9-11, Algebra II; University of Utah. ABOVE RIGHT: Sarah Brown; Vocational and General Biology; Barber-Scotia. TOP-FAR RIGHT: Elizabeth Sebren; Geometry, Algebra I and III; Sweet Briar. BOTTOM-FAR RIGHT: Tami • Gilreath; Math 9; Allen University. 98 Administration { ZJo Li nzzac St, ax± | i FAR LEFT: Smart Heubi; Physical Education 9 and 10; Virginia Commonwealth University. LEFT: Meta Sampson; U.S. Government, U.S. History; Virginia State. ABOVE: Elizabeth Smith; Librarian; University of Virginia. FAR LEFT: Barbara Cottrell; Physical Education 9 and 10; Virginia State. LEFT: Randy Long; D,E. I, II, III; VPI. ABOVE: Ken Blackley; Athletic Director and Driver ' s Education; Ferrum College. Administration 99 Warsaw Bus Station Greyhound Charter Buses World Wide Travel Service Talmage L. King 33-2191 Warsaw, Virginia Painting - Drywall - Wall Coverings Aluminum Siding - Carpentry - Additions (804) 493-8678 Rt. l,Boxl31 Warsaw, VA H. L. McGeorge Auto Sales, Inc. Callao Buy-Rite Specializing in Discount Clothing 529-7505 Ralph G. Barrack Buldozinq — Ponds Land Clearing Farnham, Va. 22460 Phone: 394-2631 Besty ' s Kut N ' Kurl Shoppe Rt. 360 Village 529-7445 Owner: Besty Brann Morgan and Filkoski Enterprises Inc. French ' s Market BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU BUT NOT TOO BIG TO KNOW YOU Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 1 ...... rrtzrzs ; s .. ‘ tY3v ' , : S ‘ - pB5 , - - ' ' - - -. ■ ' . • .v.,: ' •-••- • “- ' ■‘-“ v Yu:rx.k.r.:.;G,v:.-v $u.w — « � .«► ' • r � � ,•. • . • • i f§|YNc (iLUiv 1 . . 1% fwCAs I V W4-H; 4i,w Dairyette Warsaw, Virginia Auto Treat Wo- 101 B B Builders Warsaw, Va. B S Chevrolet Sales Inc. Tappahannock, Va, Phone 443-4316 Chevrolet Chevrolet • Chevy II • Corvette Bell Opticianry Essex Square Tappahannock (No Appointment Necessary) Fashionable Frames Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Repairs and Adjustments Sunglasses - Prescription and Non-Prescription Complete Contact Lens Service by Appointment 443-5040 Courtney ' s Jewelers Watches, Silver, Diamonds for All Occasions 102 333-7731 Warsaw, Va, WOOD PRESERVERS, INC. 2 ju d tLAj Xc •: . - TiJ XfUoJit vic£)2? m (Pco.X C%i a ' ,yVa -ZD ' $ tetJ 1V r- (£j£ JUv C iWlJL 104 - -CLJ IZZ- ' v_ Jvi a . i -t Wxn ' - c L. ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: TOP; Janice Garland, President. STANDING: Mark Scott, Reporter; Mary Fallin, Treasurer; Vickie Bowen, Secretary; and Michael Parker, Vice President. 105 106 T (}A m x_ C lJbLO loAcswr Su {J[(jr)dOu OJOC Seniors $ OuJL tyfl ljjCA Modi JOuql L Seniors 107 c£ IaJcuL tJU ' fhc Cjfy 0OM 108 Seniors ofc. Cn Jisrq) Dju hfaM Ifmuf VJ ° r xjf q jt nA r ? z - 2 - ' yu� ny u3 -iflliuju vn S.. S WWUy Seniors 109 ft X ou otiU UB - DlbhUi, uilVajO Sltt x r WL q . t m ?Jk ? SjPBHK - � lr 1 .. toE J|$. A J® ¥f.r. -T-iJlP] C OuJSAjJ fi. VjJoJbciCbA Cjtn y ! $ Seniors 111 J. D. DAWSON EXXON SERVICENTER JIMMY BRANN J. D. DAWSON, JR. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ROAD SERVICE TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES ACC. 394-2600 If no answer 394-9544 394-2421 B. H. BAIRD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Service Since 1895 Property - Casualty - Life Warsaw, VA 333-4013 Compliments of CONT. TELEPHONE CO. OF VA. 333-2711 Warsaw, VA WETOT ' M Guy Daw, Jr. James Haile Proprietors Tappahannock Virginia 22560 CONDREY MOTOR PARTS, INC. Montross, Virginia 493-3421 F K LUMBER CORP. RFD 1 Callao, Va. 529-3833 CALLAO GRILL AYCOCK ' S Your Levi ' s Headquarters TAPPAHANNOCK AND WARSAW E. W. BEASLEY AND SONS INCORPORATED Farm Tiling Basements Footings Septic Tanks Sewerage Connections Farnham, Virginia 22460 580-7033 394-2165 Fishing and Boating Supplies DAVE ' S DOCK □ V ■ 3 — A Bait Ice Groceries JUST PAST PUBLIC LANDING IN SIMONSON, VIRGINIA 13 Nights, Sundays Holidays 472-3915 QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS FOR: CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS MAINTENANCE COLONY PAINTS SUPPLIES LUMBER - MILLWORK - HARDWARE WILSON BROS. INC. 493-3525 or 493-8220 MONTROSS DAIRY FREEZE NORTHERN NECK TIRE FOOOititsBEST FlAVOR-l chicken] L I Freeze YEAR MONTROSS VIRGINIA WARSAW, VIRGINIA northern NECK STATE BAN K Your Full Service Bank Warsaw, Va, 333-4066 See N-O-Auto Parts Wholesale Distributor Warsaw, Va. Phone: 333-6383 or 4400 Go and Grow With See-N-0 Roma Pizza Westmorland Factory Outlet Inc. Warsaw, Va. Levis, Boots, and Guns SEWAGE SYSTEMS READY MIX CONCRETE Kendall F. Rowe, Inc. Box 393 Montross, Virginia 22520 Kendall F. Rowe Daniel W. Pritchard 115 LEE FUNERAL HOME Va. D.C. and Md. License CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1977 Warsaw, Virginia Eugene W. Lee, Director NORTHERN NECK LUMBER COMPANY, INC Wholesale Rough and Dressed Hardwood and Pine Lumber Warsaw, VA 333-4041 CHANDLER CHEVROLET PONTIAC FOX T AC Montross, VA, 116 DAINGERFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. JAMES A. SULLIVAN REAL ESTATE Church Lane Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 Harry T. Gladding, Jr. President 443-3307 443-3623 Callao, Virginia 23435 Business 529-4193 Home 529-5099 WATERFRONT FARMS REALTORS HOMES Virginia Elastic Corporation Tappahannock, VA. 22560 w Ljoii nz m(j z J L Zh U71Z± OWL aj Xlfz? nMU ' .i 118 L H CO. OF MONTROSS 493-3682 - 333-8609 DONALD HALL - WILLARD HALL Paving General Road Work Machine Dug Wells Concrete Products BANK OF ESSEX w. Organized 1925 Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 ELLIOT ' S TIRE SERVICE Route 17 and 360 S Box 81 Tappahannock, Virginia 22560 443-4240 SOUTHSIDEBANK SOUTHSIDE BANK ON THE HISTORICAL RAPPAHANNOCK Tappahannock Aylett 443-4333 769-3001 DeAnne Dodson and Brenda Lewis ' I ,v ' tfigm 9 ■ 111 JIHIII IH ■ ■ 1 j