Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

THE RAPPSODY Rappahannock County High School Washington, Virginia mental exertion — brainpower — was Impossible tests, endless term papers, an infinite numlier of books to read-- Sometimes the obstacles seemed insurmountable . . . Dissecting worms and frogs, typing manuscripts, working geometry proofs, learning the intricacies of a government But the knowledge and insight gained was worth the effort. 2 most important part of the year. hard work — sweat — made the year Money-making projects -- selling popcorn, candy, blanket chances, Library, cafeteria helpers -- a definite necessity. Art creations, floor repairs, Talent show, senior play tryouts, the chorus' musical -- hard work made them a success. Physical education, sports, an occasional contact lens search by Mr. Atkins . . . 4 •auo Sujjp ACTIVITIES Busy people -- organizing meetings, programs, community services. The clubs provide an endless amount of talent -- brain, hard work -- sweat, energy -- cheers! A chance to get to know each other . . . and to make the year memorable. FIRST ROW: Bill Kilby, Sec., Sandra Payne, Rep., Terry Russell, Pres., Betty Jenkins, Vice-Pres., Cil Davis, Treas. SECOND ROW: Buck Payne, Lois Yates, Gail Updike, David Thornhill, Carolyn Glascock, Susan Latham, Wendy Brown, Mauri Raney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Neff, Sponsor, Lawrence Turner, Doug Larimer, Dickie Jen- kins, Ray Scott, Floyd Grigsby, David Cordle. s.c.a. hosts annual Shenandoah district meeting. 8 keep Virginia green The Keep Virginia Green organization is a group of boys interested in forestry and fire fighting. They are trained in the latest methods of fire fighting, and are on hand in case of an emer- gency in the area. FIRST ROW: O. Meyers, J. Deal, J. Smith, T. Frye, B. Foster, SEC- OND ROW: M. Wines, F. Dodson, D. Welch, S. Henry, F. Grigsby,K. Gochenour, T. Baker. THIRD ROW: S. North, R. Chadwekl, S. Baker, J. Pullen, J. Baldwin, J. Durden, T. Walters, B. Kreyser, FOURTH ROW: T. Craft, R. Thomas, E. Huff, E. Keys, S.Green, J. Thorpe, J. Brown, FIFTH ROW: B. Moretz, D. Ricketts, B. Dodson, L. Fletcher, E. Mar- tin, J. Wines. n.h.s. sponsored a great talent show. SEATED: Amy Palmer, Jane Kilby, Pres., Chris Fox, Lois Yates. STANDING: Mr. Gray, Sponsor, Martha Lou O'Bannon, David Cordle, Floyd Grigsby, Vice Pres., C. G. Thornhill, Terry Russell. The National Honor Society, made up of students who have maintained a 3.0 average in their school work, decided to add a new activity to the school. It spon- sored a talent show in March which proved to be a suc- cess. The show was composed of acts ranging from singing to baton twirling. It was quite entertaining, and helped the club to become better known throughout the school. 10 future business The F.B. L.A. is made up of students who have taken at least one business course prior to joining the club. Its objective is to train its members in the different as- pects of the business world. leaders of america The club's activities include spelling tests, writing essays, and the annual F.B. L.A. district meeting. This year's meeting was held in Madison, with mem- bers from each school competing for the title of Mr. and Mrs. F.B. L.A. FRONT: C. Printz, Treas., B. Jenkins, Pres., SECOND ROW: S. Payne, L. Martin, L. Jenkins, J. Smith, C. Fox, P. Russell, Vice-Pres J. Aylor, Rep., B. Lee BACK: W. Roy, D. Hitt, D. Welch, W. Hitt, E. Wayland, G. Cameron, B. J , J. Durden, Mrs. Pomeroy, Sponsor, T. Russell, Sec. 11 the chorus provides entertainment for school activities The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Blauvelt, has practiced faithfully on songs for performances for the student body. With performances at Thanksgiving and at Christmas behind them, the chorus plans for another assembly at Easter and an operetta in the spring. Mrs. Blauvelt's good humor and patience makes this a very enjoyable class. FIRST ROW: Lincoln Timbers, Maury Nichols, Karl Burke. SECOND ROW: Thomas Walters, Steve Baker, John Norman, Jimmy Orange, Mrs. Blauvelt. THIRD ROW: Linda Jenkins, Lynn Whitehurst, Lois Yates, Sandra Payne. FOURTH ROW: Joan Dod- son, Vera Dunn, Mary Jenkins, Wanda Williams, Brenda Printz, Mary Lynn Smelley. 12 Charlotte Printz turns the gavel over to the new president, Martha O'Bannon. Brenda Jett, Miss Coleman, Patsy Payne, Charlotte Printz, and Martha Lou O'Bannon are pre- paring the stuffed animals. the future homemakers of america prepares today’s girl for tomorrow. The F.H.A. strives to make better homemakers of today's girls. The club members made stuffed animals for the children in the University of Virginia Hospital who could not go home for Christmas. To raise money, they sold zip code directories. The seniors in the club took the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow test. This award was won by Teresa Cordani. FRONT: C. Woodard, C. Glascock, A. Dennis, M. Kilby, G. Brown, J. Atkins, N. Settle, B. Lee, C. Huff, S. Payne, BACK: Miss Jane Coleman, N. Butler, D. Dixon, P. Williams, B. Jett, P. Horton, N. Shetfield, G. Estes, J. Cloud, S. Clark, S. Fox, Vice- Pres., P. Payne, Treas., C. Coates, M. O'Bannon, Pres., C. Printz, Sec. 13 publication staffs put the year in newspaper staff: SEATED: Susan Fox, Ed., Buck Payne, Nina Bailey, Cil Davis, Bus. Mgr., Chris Fox, Gina Brown. STANDING: Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, David Cordle, Bill Stokes, Gary Cameron, Richard Tupper, Susan Dodson, Asst. Ed., Mr. Mallory, Spon., Richard Gore, Louis Cordle. 14 to print The Panther Rag made its debut at R.C.H.S. this year. Starting a school newspaper was difficult, but under the direction of Mr. Mal- lory, the staff did a fine job. Its interesting and pertinent columns, editorials, and cre- ative works provided enjoyable reading for the students. Members of the layout staff review pages. The job of producing a yearbook is a difficult one. The large staff worked together selling ads, laying out pages, and writing articles, in an effort to give the students a worthwhile book. The staff would like to thank Mrs. Mag- arity for her patience and help. yearbook staff: SEATED: Susan Fox, Susan Dodson, Asst. Ed. Linda Jen- kins, Amy Palmer, Ed., Cassie Coates, Gail Updike, Mary Jenkins, Charlotte Printz, Mary Lynn Smelley, Jane Kilby, Lois Yates, Mrs. Magarity. STANDING: Terry Russell, C. G. Thornhill, Billy Payne, Cil Davis. 15 cheerleaders spur on spirit Cassie Coates The cheerleaders worked espe- cially hard to make the squad one of the best. After attending a training clinic in the fall, they added many new stunts to their cheers and gained ideas for im- proving school sportsmanship. Judy Alther Jane Kilby 17 STANDING: C. G. Thornhill, Dale Welch, Stewart Henry. Maury Nichols, SEATED: Bernard Foster, John Deal, Vice Pres., Floyd Grigsby, Pres., Paul Ay lor, William Deal. KNEELING: Richard Gore, Oliver Myers, Ed Bailey, Eddie Wayland. Mr. Pat- terson, Sponsor. the varsity club rewards athletic excellence The Varsity Club has been very active this year. Its members sold refreshments at home games to raise money for new blazers. The coats are french blue with the school emblems on the pockets. The club is organized for the purpose of rec- ognizing those boys in the school who have achieved athletic excellence, by lettering in a varsity sport. 18 SPORTS Baseball, Basketball -- Tests of skill and determination School spirit is evident- in victory or defeat . . . The strenuous work presents a challenge -- and the reward of having done one's best. 19 baseball, ’69 The 1969 baseball team, coached by Mr. Patterson, got off to a great start by beating highly ranked Broadway. They defeated Elkton with Elkton's bats. They didn't win any more games, but their effort is appreciated. Sophomore Maury Nichols, who led the dis- trict hitting average at the start of the sea- son, was named to the district 2 team. His errorless season brought him the Most Valuable Player award. The other players were Steve DeMent, Steve Gore, Wayne Deal, Eddie Clark, Floyd Grigsby, Stewart Henry, Warren Beebe, Brian Hobbs, Paul Aylor, and C. G. Thornhill. 20 KNEELING: Mike Massie, Eddie Williams, Ronnie Myers, Bobby Smelley, Roger Dodson, Bengie Atkins, Carroll Settle, Charles Ma- honey. STANDING: Coach Flinchum, Bill Sattle, Tom Wigington, Tom Wigington, Bill Kilby, James Nichloson, Harry Jordon, Steve Leake. junior varsity demonstrates promising talent 21 23 varsity experiences a winless season. John Deal -- Captain Maury Nichols Stewart Henry Dale Welch 24 Bernard Foster Paul Ay lor C. H. Deal Bradford Beebe 25 Oliver Myers William Deal The varsity basketball team, al- though winless, never gave up dur- ing a game. Their determination and energy will serve as a model to future teams. The sportsmanship of the players was unsurpassed -- We give our thanks to you, the team, for doing your best! FACULTY . . . An unbelievable source of new ideas Energy that never ends -- Their constant interest made the school functions a success. The faculty's football team was victorious, their Christmas program hilarious, and their classes unforgettable . . . administration is always ready to help ■ • m d ■' F. Sherwood Boze, Ass't. Principal Dennis B. Wingfield, Principal Authority and guidance -- important for any well-run school. Organizers: Cool heads and determination. We, the students appreciate you, the backbone of our school. 28 Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, Sec. We, the students, dedicate the 1970 Rappsody to Mrs. Jean Moffett, who has worked many years as the librarian. She is always ready to locate books, find information, and offer suggestions to students working on projects. Her tirelessness will never be forgotten. We thank you, Mrs. Moffett, for helping to make our school a memorable place in all our hearts. we dedicate the 1970 rappsody Mrs. Moffett is busy finding information for a student. 29 Enthusiasm is constantly present . . . Mrs. Fisher E. Burford Mathematics t Miss Mary Ann Morgan English ' ■ _ — Mr. Dean Hahn Mathematics Mr. Walter Mallory English Mr. Roger Flinchum English Mr. C. J. Fetchero Biology Earth Science Mr. Edward Gray Chemistry General Science Mrs. Jean Moffett Librarian Mrs. Jewelle Magarity General Business -- Mathematics Mr. B. Gale Titchenell History Government Mr. Richard L. Neff Guidance, History Mrs. Betsy B. Blauvelt Music, Art Miss Jane Ann Coleman Home Economics Mrs. Susan Schearer French, Geography Mr. William Harrison Industrial Arts Industrial Arts . . . As they work with students Mrs. Kathryn Pomeroy Business Education Mr. George Patterson Physical Education 33 34 Mrs. May Anna Atkins -- Cafeteria SENIORS President -- Teresa Cordani Vice-President -- Floyd Grigsby Secretary -- Linda Jenkins Treasurer -- Jane Kilby Hard work is evident -- Sweat . . . Roman Festival -- the elegant '69 prom, college boards, term papers, final exams The final year is here -- Brain’s the word! But we Cheered - - Class rings! A successful play, GRADUATION -- The class of '70 makes it. hard work and good ideas made Betty Lou Atkins Paul Douglas Aylor Edward Homer Bailey, III Judy Ann Burke James Randolph Cooke Edward Wayne Corbin Teresa Ann Cordani Clarence Henry Deal John Micheal Deal 36 Mr. Fetchero, the sponsor, es pecially enjoyed sampling the refreshments! % the ’69 prom one of the best 37 Susan Carol Fox Floyd Thomas Grigsby Stewart Wayne Henry Edward Wayne Hitt Floyd Daniel Hitt Betty Lou Jenkins Linda Elizabeth Jenkins Mary Elizabeth Jenkins 38 fall and winter brought activity for seniors. Brenda Gaye Jett Jane Burt Kilby Linda Lou Martin Donald Ray Mills The ring dance was a welcome chance to show off class rings. mu Mr. Mal- lory's en- thusiasm is shining in Senior English class. Ed Bailey, Oliver Myers, and Paul Aylor usually make an attempt at study- ing government. Donald Wayne Mills James Irvin Mills sighs of Oliver Vann Myers Amelia Harrison Palmer Sandra Kay Payne Charlotte Ann Printz Wanda Denise Roy Emory Clokey Russell, Jr. 40 relief mingle with tension as college acceptances arrive. Art class gives Wayne Corbin, Roy Thomas, and Richard Tupper a chance to express themselves. Chemistry provides an interesting challenge to college-bound Terry Russell. Patricia Clarice Russell Wanda Joyce Silvey Warren Lee Smith William Roy Thomas 41 Richard Wayland Tupper Gail Ellen Updike Thomas LeRoy Walter Edward Daniel Wayland Wendell Dale Welch Peggy Louise Williams 42 JUNIORS . . . President -- C. G. Thornhill Vice-President -- Lois Yates Sec.-Treas. --Billy Payne Upperclassmen at last --a year of responsibility Salesmenship, determination, and ingenuity made their prom one of the best . . . Using experiences of the past, They look to the future. 43 the juniors organized their finances . . Betty Jean Atkins Kenneth Atkins Joann Aylor Nina Bailey Steven Baker Wayne Baldwin James Beatty Bradford Beebe Gordon Berry Marsha Berry Bobby Brown Jerry Brown Mary Frances Carter Ronnie Chadwell Barbara Clark David Cordle 44 William Deal Pamela Edwards Billy Dodson Bernard Foster Margaret Foster Christine Fox Kenneth Gochenour Peggy Ann Gray Lucy Jackson Julia Jenkins William Jones Maury Nichols . . . and produced a great prom Martha O'Bannon Gwen Parker Billy Payne Marilyn Porter E. J. Pullen Robert Pullen Sue Pullen Brenda Settle Allen Steele James Tharp C. G. Thornhill Donnie Welch Joan Kaye Welch Lynn Whitehurst Kay Williams Lois Yates David Cordle faithfully puts out the flags every morning. SOPHOMORES Mary Lynn Smelley -- President Betty Lee -- Vice President Bill Kilby -- Secretary Judy Alther Mike Anderson Cheryl Bailey Troy Baker Debbie Barron Jerry Brown Elaine Cameron Gary Cameron Cassie Coates Mary Compton Louis Cordle Bruce Critzer Dorothy Deal sophomores sponsored the Christmas dance Maretta Steve Glenn Green Richard Lesley Gore Groves Jimmy Deal Robert Dennis Fred Dodson Joyce Dodson Barbara Durden Dabney East ham Wade Edwards Ida Ferrell Mike Foster Wade Frazier Hugh Frye Thomas Frye 48 Vivian Groves Ella Mae Harper Carolyn Huff Bill Kilby Betty Lee Bonnie Lillard Danny Mulcahy Ronnie Myers Bonnie North Jimmy Orange Buck Payne Patsy Payne Brenda Printz Arthur Pullen Christine Pullen . . . and they worked hard in class, too! ■I Betty Rutherford Tommy Sanders Bill Settle Vickie Settle Mary Lynn Smelley Rappahannock Snakeman - Janice Smith Louis Cordle. Peggy Smith Bonnie Smoot Beverly Stringfellow Lincoln Timbers Melvin Timbers Barbara Tupper Florence Turner Lawrence Turner Faye Williams Jerry Williams Raymond Williams FRESHMEN m Bobby Lee Smelley -- President Doug Larimer -- Vice-President Steve Leake -- Secretary Eddie Huff -- Treasurer Becky Beverly Jackie Louis Mary Frances Janet Cil Atkins Atkins Baldwin Butler Cave Cloud Davis Benjie Pat Wendy Margie Linda Robert Kevin Atkins Atkins Brown Cannon Clatterbuck Compton Day Pam Deal Ernest Dennis Rose Dennis Diane Dixon Stevie Dodson Vickie Dodson Donna Dwyer Ginger Estes Maureen Estep Doris Fletcher Beverly Freeman Clifford Frye Deloris Gibbs Nola Harper David Hitt Mitchell Hitt Eddie Huff Dickie Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Nancy Jones Earl Keys James Kindall Doug Larimer Faye Leake Steve Leake Walter Lillard Charles Mahoney Clyde Moore Barbara Mulcahy Jimmy North S2 freshmen are always on the move — Micheal Parker Ike Ralls Joyce Ralls Mauri Raney Beverly Reid Cheryl Roberts Gwendolyn Roberts Donna Roy Carroll Settle Nancy Joe Bonnie Sheffield Smith Southard Charla Bobby Barbara Sisk Smoot Steele Bobby Lee Barbara Bill Smelley Southard Stokes 53 Charles Thomas Rosie Thomas Christine Timbers Henry Turner Donna Walker Debbie West Wallace Stover Roger Swain James Swain Helen Taylor Polly Wharton James Wigington Thomas Wigington Arnold Williams Geneva Williams Larry Stephen Wanda Carolyn Dale Williams Williams Williams Woodard Woodward 54 the eighth grade has spirit! Judy Atkins Janet Baker Susan Baldwin Gina Brown Nannette Butler Denise Carter Sarah Clark Shirley Clark Sandra Clatterbuck Frank Coffey Larry Cubbage Angela Dennis John Paul Dodson Roger Dodson Morris Donaldson Emily James Cassandra Dwyer Foster Frye Lorenzo Arlene Carolyn Fletcher Freeman Glascock Bobby Darlene Larry Foster Freeman Glasker they sold the most magazines. Charles Gray Melody Green Rachel Grigsby Ronnie Grimes Debbie Hudson Connie Huff Franklin Hitt Joyce Huff Vickie Hutt Dolly Jackson Branson Jenkins Brenda Jenkins Charles Jenkins Chuckie Jenkins John Lloyd Jenkins Kent Jenkins Linda Jenkins Mary Jenkins Darlene Jett Deborah Jett Elliot Johnson Randy Jones Harry Jordon William Jordon 56 Steve Keys John Lewis Mary Moore Joyce Lilly Kilby Treavous Susan Latham Lewis Glenn Mike Massie Doris Mahoney Boyd Moretz Nicholson Debbie David Steve North Martin Nichols Elmer Ernest Parker Martin Micheal Paul Jean Payne James Peyton Our Hero 'Beastie' will sell the most! Cheryl Poling George Powell George Pullen Joan Pullen Joey Pullen Mike Raney Murphy Reid Douglas Ricketts Ray Scott 57 Dennis Settle Linda Settle Nancy Settle Johnny Smith Jerry Smoot Ronnie Smoot Jeannie St.Clair Betty Stringfellow John Summers Tom Taylor Debbie Thomas David Thornhill Bobby Titchenell Virginia Toliver Barbara Weakley Kinsey Wharton Curtis Williams Eddie Williams Gary Williams Rachel Williams Ray Williams Charles Donna Mike Jimmy Virginia Woodard Woodard Wines Wines Renzie ADVERTISING Talking -- Diplomacy, Persuasiveness Walking -- weariness, sweat Records, occasional confusion, a goal to meet, Final satisfaction in a job completed . . . And many thanks to . . . our patrons . . . Mrs. Brown Settle D.H.E. Mr. Mrs. Wilson Burke Lois Yates Mrs. Earl J. Kilby Wendellyn Sue Latham Mr. Mrs. E. N. Montague Mr. Mrs. Forest Kilby John Patty Rufus Marilyn Gussy BLUE Mr. Mrs. Paul Coates Tom's Barber Shop West End Shell Baldwin's Grocery Mrs. James C. Finchum Mr. Mrs. Charles Jackson F. D. Coffey Isabelle of '70 A.S.C.S. Mrs. Virgil R. Updike Mrs. Harry Lee Smith Ned Jones The Paul Millers Rap Owens Kitten” Kilby Mr. Mrs. H. T. Updike Laura N. Wharton Carlton S. Settle A Friend Mrs. Roberta Spalding Eva L. Smith Robert L. Brown Claude W. Huffman Miller's Shelton Shoe Service Willis Drug Store Lowry's Paint Wall Paper M. E . Phillips Terry Eugene Susan Carol Grimsley's Market Sixth Street ESSO Kenneth W. Stanley Stoke's Grocery Smith's Better Men's Wear Dorothy Corder Charlie's Pizza Rena Va. Gentleman Restaurant Robert Armel's Place of Beauty Randall Webb Figgins Electric Co. Lady Sherzo Dahlia (LSD) Larry Haynes MAY'S Mr. Mrs. J. Wesley Huntsberry's Fashion Footwear Walsh's Jewelry Mr. Mrs. L. B. Burford John Wayne Burke Stephen David Alther Mrs. Mildred E. Turner Mary Magdaline Smoot Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Clark Mr. Mrs. Irvin R. Kilby Mr. Mrs. Samuel Jett H J Groceries Mrs. Howard Butler Mary Frances Cave Harry Lewis Mr. Mrs. Lester Deal James Kilby Barbara Haney Ghost of the Red Baron Mrs. OwenD. Sealock Roy L. Reeve Mr. Mrs. R. L. Frazier C. J. Fetchero Mr. Mrs. Acy Frye Rappahannock Snakeman Mr. Mrs. T. J. Pillar Sarah Latham Terry Faye Mrs. Mabele Deal Mr. Mrs. Ronnie Pomeroy Janie Atkins Mrs. William H. Cordle Mike Barbara Mr. Mrs. Richard Gore Mr. Mrs. John R. Eastham Mr. Mrs. James C. Atkins Ray M . Clark Miss Nancy Deal Janet Yates J. L. D. L. E. C. James Geneva Charles Beverly Kenny Lee Buraker James Rosalie Carl Brenda Mr. Mrs. Edmund Reel Mr. Mrs. Milton Sisk Mr. Mrs. Willie Nichols Mr. Clarence Jenkins Mrs. Jean Gallihugh Mrs. Maggie Clater Mr. Mrs. Elmer Luber Mr. Mrs. Billy Campbell Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Wayland Mr. Mrs. Harry Deal Mr. Mrs. Charles B. Palmer Mr. Mrs. Everett Estes Green's Grocery C. E. Dodson Polly A. Whorton Mr. Mrs. Jonas Alther, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edgar Hawkins Mr. Mrs. W. R. Welch John Judy McDonald's Frozen Treats C. G. Thornhill Dennis B. Wingfield Miss Mary M. Miller Mrs. Charles E. Sutphin Pam Deal 60 Telephone area code 70s jStjrtA 675-3521 Congratulations To The Senior Class of '70 W. A. MILLER cRuxaL Q iiginia (Pxofttxliti Post Office Building Washington. Va. 22747 T. C. BARRON'S GROCERY Viewtown, Virginia Phone 937-3329 RAPPAHANNOCK 1 G A WASHINGTON CASH STORE §1§ C. E. Giles, prop. 675-3514 Washington, Virginia 1 . Wide Variety of groceries 2. U.S.D.A. Choice Meats 3. Fresh produce Everyday low, low prices in every department. Shop At IGA And $ave Georgia W. Sophia, Mgr. 675-3316 WILLIAM'S FURNITURE COMPANY Culpeper, Va. IS A Good Place to buy Portable Typewriters CULPEPER BOOK STORE BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGENCY Livestock and Dairy Farms -- Country Estates Preston M. Browning, Broker John H. Hitt, Associate Culpeper, Va. 825-0731 Culpeper, Virginia 61 CHRYSLER CORPORATION l EyjTurulJL RUSSELL BROS., INC. Flint Hill, Virginia Gifts Local Crafts THE VILLAGE SHOP E. G. HACKLEY Main Street - Route 522 Flint Hill, Va. 22627 General Merchandise Polly King Products Phope 675-3541 Mrs. Mary Cleverley, Owner Amissville, Virginia BRADFORD'S STORE A Good Place to buy Portable Typewriters Flint Hill, Virginia CULPEPER BOOK STORE Culpeper, Virginia 62 JEWEL CULPEPER FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE, INC. Culpeper- Remington- Warrenton- Sperryville F eed-Seed-Fertilizer-Farm Supplies Fertilizer Spreading Everyone Can Shop at the Co-op ! THE BOX Culpeper, Virginia BALDWIN'S GROCERY Gulf Gas and Oil Complete Grocery Line Washington, Va. Owned and Operated by C . E. Baldwin ELMER JENKINS GARAGE PIEDMONT CHEVROLET OLDS INC. Amissville, Virginia 2202 Area's Largest Dealer Culpeper, Virginia ROCKY HORSE FARM Antiques and Gifts Amissville, Virginia i)ECSj r EARLY'S CARPET X SERVICE X 937-4404 h——Amissville, Va. Paul Gerty Poling Phone 937-3861 Carpets Of Distinction 63 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Anything and Everything for Home Car also catalogue auto center 118 S. Main St. Culpeper, Virginia Phone 825-8973 WEAVER’S INC. The Valley's Outstanding Store Front Royal, Virginia Weejuns - Villager JAYNE'S Culpeper, Virginia London Fog-John Meyer-Lanz 64 BETTY BROWN'S SHOP Ideas in Flowers Culpeper, Virginia Rappahannock County Representative Mrs. J. Rodes Brown Qreel's Jewelry DIAMONDS- WATCHES-JEWELRY 128 North Main Street Culpeper, Virginia 825-9063 CULPEPER HOME AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 138 N. Main St. Culpeper, Va. Phone 825-9588 General Electric Major Appliances n on’ The Home of Better Fabrics 142 North Main Street CULPEPER, VIRGINIA Compliments of LEGGETT'S DEPT.STORE Fredericksburg, Va. Phone 373-7980 RAMSEY'S V.SiS, HARDWARE Fine China Crystal 635-2547 Front Royal, Virginia UNGAR’S BOOTERY Miss Americas Sbicca Monster Shoes And Boutique Clothes for All 206 S. Main St. Culpeper, Va. 825-9571 THE VALLEY MUSIC STORE « BARRON'S TIRE SERVICE •i,■■•une T. C. Barron - Owner 301 N. Main Street Records and Albums Phone VA 5-2471 Culpeper, Virginia for the whole family BgRufl- Wheel Balancing Culpeper, Virginia Front End Alignment «Star Brake Service See the Complete Seiberling Performance Rated tire line 65 Compliments of Get Distinctive Furniture ROBERTSHAW-TURNER F rom FUNERAL HOME KIBLER'S Front Royal, Va . The store that makes you feel like you belong there- And You Do FRONT ROYAL SPERRYVILLE BARBER SHOP Prop. Tinstone Ernest Eubanks Home Auto Supply Center Front Royal, Va . Compliments of GILLIAM'S TWIN RIVERS MOTEL 1801 Shenandoah Avenue Front Royal, Va. 635-4101 515 Commerce Ave. Front Royal, Virginia 22630 Free Parking on both sides of the building The Best For Less Lumber and Building Materials Blue Ridge Paints Compliments of Compliments of WARREN QUALITY SHOP J. MOFFETT BROWN CO. Contractors and Builders First Men's Boy's Shop Joe Silek, Owner Phone 635-3787 Front Royal, Virginia 22630 Culpeper, Virginia T. Bratt Brown, Mgr, Phone 825-1770 66 LEGGETT’S Culpeper, Virginia TROUT DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Your full service drug store with the professional pharmacy. Phone 635-3115 Front Royal, Virginia 67 THE FASHION SHOP 120 East Main Street Compliments of Front Royal, Va. 22630 BERYL ANNE BEAUTY We specialize in small and large SHOP shoes and clothing. We have casual wear, teen wear, and Washington, Virginia uniforms which come in all sizes . THE RAPPAHANNOCK NATIONAL BANK It pays to bank at your Home County Bank Washington, Virginia 22747 Phone 675-3519 BILL JACKSON'S WESTERN AUTO 207 East Main Street Front Royal, Va. ELMER'S 66 ANTIQUES Also cider mill -- custom pressing, also by gallon or barrel 68 635-3559 IVY HILL Sperryville, Va. 22740 Mary N. Wood Phone 987-8258 FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA IMI The Home of PENDLETON Country Clothes WE CAN FIND A BUYER FOR YOUR PROPERTY Large Selections of Mountain, River and Farm Property Quick Sales On Recreation Mountain Property Vacation And Farms Retirement List With B. K. HAYNES REAL ESTATE Front Royal, Va. 635-6181 5 South Corner of Rts. 55 340 SHINER'S DRUG STORE Front Royal's Newest and Most Modern Professional Pharmacy Phone 635-2131 Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Established 1872 BANK OF WARREN of Front Royal, Virginia 22630 69 The Great Atlantic Pacific Mt. Vista Diner Tea Company, Inc. 178 Shenandoah Ave. A P Front Royal, Virginia of Culpeper, Virginia Home Cooking Open 6:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. ©Ibe (Lofutte Antiques 301 S. Main Street CULPEPER, VA. 22701 Telephone 825-0912; Home 825-8597 Q CENTER BARBER SHOP o' Culpeper Shopping Center f 4 Culpeper, Virginia 22701 ? Open 10 to 5 Tuesday through Saturday W. CARLETON GUINN HELEN T. GUINN WYNN'S RESTAURANT NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Wynn's Restaurant Compliments of and Congratulations to the Senior Class $ of 1970 Front Royal, Virginia Washington, Va. Phone 675-3623 Virginia G. Miller, Agent Charlene Romine, Agent 70 e MBRey xcellencc CUlPfcPER, VlRGlHiA 31t N M«,M ‘X FORD k MERCURY Phen 114 2X41 Congratulations to the '70 graduating class Compliments Netus (Sonny) Brown Office 825-2241 Home 987-3741 Your Friendly Ford Dealer MERRILL MOTOR COMPANY Washington, Virginia 675-3340 L. V. Merrill Congratulations to The Graduating Class Compliments of HAYWOOD'S • EASTSIDE MARKET Front Royal, Virginia STAR SHOE REPAIR SHOP Harry Kus en, Proprietor 310 East Main Street Dyes, Polishes, Laces, Belts Watch Straps, Wallets, Dog Collars, Harness, Etc. 71 GEEST FUNERAL PARLORS INC. Harold C. Geest. President I.G.A. FOODLINER Christopher Geest, ofkice manager m AMERICAN 1 11 Water Street 1 tatoaxTtcm a 1 (VUI. 1 Front Royal, Va. 22630 COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE CULPEPER, VIRGINIA 635-3288 Culpeper, Va. Phone Dial Va.-5-0395 Residence Va-5-8836 Private Ambulance Cemetery Memorials Picture Framing A. H. LOAN CO. Pawnbrokers STORE'S FURNITURE SQUARE We loan on guns, guitars, radios, typewriters, diamonds, watches, rings, tools or anything of value Buy where you can borrow 407-A East Main St. Front Royal, Va. Over one acre of beautiful ! furniture to choose from Chester and Main Streets ; Front Royal, Virginia Compliments of VIRGINIA LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS THE SILK MILL SALES ROOM Front Royal, Virginia 213 East Sixth Street Front Royal, Virginia Fine Fabrics at Mill Prices Satisfaction is our most important Service Phone 635-2438 72 STANDARD SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO. CENTRAL HARDWARE CO., INC. Plumbing and Heating Supplies 501 East Main Street Front Royal, Virginia 22630 Phone: 635-4547 Culpeper, Virginia Phone: 825-9224 THE FASHION SHOPPE Culpeper's Exclusive Shop for Women Telephone 825-8440 Culpeper, Va. $25 -$1,000 PIEDMONT SMALL LOAN CORP. 162 East Davis Street Locally Owned and Operated Wayne K . Shover Manager Culpeper, Virginia Jfatrlafcm jXntique hop CLORE FUNERAL HOME JStetoe BfjfHeitt, Ul The Home of Thoughtful Service Phone 987-8178 Phone 825-2361 Culpeper, Virginia 73 Mobil NISH NORTH SON VAUGHAN'S Card and Gift Shop 220 East Main Street Front Royal, Va. Phone: 635-4763 Complete party and wedding line, cards, gifts, and stationery. S H Green Stamps A Complete Line of Farm Lubricants Mobil gas -- Fuel oil -- Kerosene Aubrey North Huntly, Virginia 635-2337 STOKES CLOTHING STORE Quality Merchandise at dependable prices Front Royal, Virginia Culpeper, Virginia dress fabrics draperies mat. sewing notions slipcovers simplicity -- vogue upholstery WIMER'S HOUSE OF FABRICS 202-A E. Main Street F ront Royal, Va . 635-5873 Panthers! THE JEWEL BOX Diamond Headquarters Use Wilson Finest name in sports BILLS SPORTING GOODS Front Royal, Va. Front Royal, Va. 74 Jttfc «r W. C. Printz, Agent PEOPLES LIFE 1114 Caroline St. Fredericksburg, Virginia WAYSIDE BEAUTY SALON 540 Culpeper Shopping Center Culpeper, Virginia U.S. Highway 29 South Culpeper, Virginia 22701 FIRESIDE Restaurant open each day 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Quality Shoes Ready-To-Wear 141 E. Davis Street Culpeper. Virginia 22701 75