Smithfield High School - Ham Yearbook (Smithfield, VA)

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VIRGINIA The Annual Staff of l963 has chosen as the theme for the 'yearbook The Old and the New. Our new high school building and gymnasium, of which we are so proud, lent themselves readily to this theme. We have strived to maintain this theme throughtout and it is our hope that this yearbook will serve as a depository for fond remembrances of which this year's graduating class is so mindful. Of course there are many past experiences which it would be impossible to capture on the pages of our yearbook. It might be well to take time now to enumerate just a few of these to create the proper atmosphere for the following pages. The first days of school and all the scared little children who are now our dearest friends, the kindly, patient teachers who prodded us along the paths of learning, the first day of high school, the first time we participated in a varsity sport, the basketball dances, the Sweetheart Balls, the junior -Senior Proms, the wonderful sum- mers interspersed with the school yearsg certainly, almost all of the pre-' ceding are experiences shared in common by everyone and will not be soon forgotten. Unfortunately, the HAM can only cover highlights of the pre- ceding year. This being the case, the staff can only hope that this yearbook will serve to help recall experiences of the preceding year for generations to come. The class of '63 leaves its fellow students reluctantlyg however, it leaves undaunted and looks forward to an eventful and productive future . 2 - 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 4 SEIIIICRS ......... . I2 uNDERCLASSIvIEIII .... 26 ACADEMICS ,...... 40 ORGANIZATIONS .... 46 ATHLETICS. ..... 66 ACTIVITIES ....... 86 ADVERTISEMENTS .... . . . IIO 3 'Qi , H N N H , M-wz 33232136 V, LLL! sfji W, :nf ikEI:'TL .f ':i'. i , . ig if Q1 Zvl 'sq ff N ,,2?.,+,Q was w vim 'N Ui ,,1f.,.L was A524 5 F? 535525352712 H will Nm :M :mem L. 1455 ,,- '- 'A'..?5 ' 535552- iff72'Tv'f5 1:31 ggfsiikfszfx Y ref'-x':::' ,, M' ww w w ww ww 3 H w U Vu NW w H w w H w H w A gs ,E N W H 1 M 'gl -'1 Q fs .4 .l. W An, -t-: - , E : QE, .J A U 4 ADMINISTRATION MR. R. L. SAUNDERS, Assistant Principalg MR. I. G. REVELEY, Principal MRS. IO WEST MRS. MAUDE COX School Secretary County Guidance Coordinator ff' 6 W V 1 , N l A A , 0 ' K as H. , ' II I l HN . xg aug, 4 MR. RICHARD SAUNDERS MRS. ANN MESITE Government. Spanish, Elementary music, English 9 and 10. Varsity Basketball. Spanish Club, 9th grade, Cheerleaders. Randolph-Macon B.A., Graduate Work, William Hollins College B.A., Graduate Work, Yale Uni- and Mary. versity School of Music B.M., M.M., William and Mary. MR. BEN C. RICH MRS. ALENE COX Physical Education fBoysJ. Home Economics. Varsity Club, Varsi'ty and I.V. Football, Track, I.V. Future Homemakers of America. Basketball. Longwood B.S., Graduate Work, William and Mary, Guilford College B.A. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. ii mm .M ww auf , H Nl naw! W 1 7 Vi 5 x 1 M a my u - . ru r vw Wim: .a ' 5.-,..r,,-. . . QQ . iz 1 ' .3 - . V .H . -1, MR. WILLIAM GARRETT Agriculture Shop, General Shop. Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S. MRS. LOUISE CALDWELL Geography, U.S. History, English 9. Quill and Scroll, llth grade. Longwood College B.S., Graduate Work, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. MRS. JEAN CLAYTON English 10,1l,l2. llth grade. Longwood College B.S., Graduate Work, William and, Mary. ff Z 59.4 , W 5 5675.16 MR. IENNJZNGS B. SPINKS Band, Chorus. Music Monogram Club. Madison College B.Me., Gradu Polytechnic Institute. ate Work, Virginia 'X WH Eraser wif' , i As MR. ROY M. AUSTIN Math 12, Plane Geometry, Algebra II. 10th grade. Creighton University B.S., Graduate Work, Univer- sity of Virginia. MR. GENE BARLOW General Science, General Math, English 10. 9th grade. ' Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S. Graduate Work, Iowa State University. MRS. CAROLYN REID Civics 8, Math 8, Science 8, Guidance. Sth grade. Western Carolina College B.S. Graduate Work Western Carolina College. MRS. MILDRED RAINEY Science 8, Civics 8. 8th grade. Madison College B.S. C N l .6 I y . 4 4 MRS. LILLIAN TURNER MRS. DOROTHY GODWIN English 8, Geography, Civics 8. X Librarian. 8th grade. Q The HAM. Longwood College, Radford Collegeay Bridgewater College B.A., Graduate Work, Univer sity of Maryland, Madison College. N 3 QDU' E X y t fl jjj D WM . nf j'-' 'll A 1 N, j gy JW' Xbll K, 5 l ,X if ,, XXX!!! if Q MRS. VIOLET BARLOW MRS. MARTHA GWALTNEY Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. English 12, Latin, Algebra. Pig's Tale, Varsity Girls' Basketball, 10th grade. Latin Club, 12th grade. Longwood College B.S. Longwood College B.A. ff 10 5 ,VL :if rr .ll . ' g :::: ':' .V , Ehiyiff' -. x A er,-iw -12.1 -' .1 . D:-Z-.s ' :lf:.:1v?g2l?? A ' wwxixx ii 1..iQlF .,Qf7. ff-Q T LLL l' k- 2' ' - ,V QIQIQIPAEN' MRS. CHARLOTTE GALE Biology, World History, Chemistry, English 11. Beta Club, Monogram Club. Student Council, 12th Grade. Longwood College B.S. MR. J. G. REVELEY, IR. Physics. Principal. Hampden-Sydney B.S., Grad- uate Work, William and Mary M.A. g. 'E t6i,,i,1-f Z9 Ll MRS. MARY LOU HAVERTY Physical Education fGirlsJ. LV. Girls' Basketball. Longwood College B.S. 'uf S1 f ...me MR. MALCOLM KING,JR. Distrfbutive Education, General Business. Distributive Education Club. Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S. in D.E. MR. A. T. ADAMS Agriculture, Agriculture Shop 11,12. Future Farmers of America. Hampden-Sydney B.S. Grad- uate Work, Virginia Poly- rechnic Institutei 'xx' X THE RADMNT ENERSY SPECT ummmmcsuu E 11 sw? L A H X H H H , 1 1 uw mt UH W ,. 'Rf' E ,W M, H. - fi. N W ,N H w H ww um u u ,H mga u H H 5 , , K , ms W: f . . Wai- W N wig 1 533291 R . in ,, , ,.. r, Mp CAROL ANNE BARCROFT Annie Trinity Tri-Hy-Y 2,35 s.c.A. 1,2, 35 Sec. of Freshman Classg J.V. Cheerleader 1,25 Cheerleader 35 Steering Committee 1,25 Annual Staff 2,35 Transfer from Princess Anne High 45 Chorus 45 Senior Plays. LILLIAN RUSSELL CARROLL Lillian F.H.A. 1,2,35 D.E. Club 3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 45 HAM Staff 45 Senior Plays. e2sS'l'r'l'l'b2'5l 5 I l ll SANDRA LEE BOYETTE Sandy F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Pig's Tale Staff 3,45 Senior Plays. VERNON RAY CARR Vernon Chorus 1,2, F.F.A. 1,2,3, D.E. Club 4. 14 .H L efifiis ,mn Y 'ms 95 assi: 55 I ls? mi.. -. CAROL ANN CARTER Carol' G.A.C. 15 Transfer from Millikan Junior Highg F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Latin Club 25 HAM Staff 45 Senior Plays. STANLEY GLENN CLARK Stanley Football l,2,3,4, Co -Captain 45 Varsity Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Track 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Senior Plays. NANCY INEX COX Nancy Beta Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Quill 85 Scroll 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 HAM Staff 45 Latin Club 1,25 Pig's Tale Staff 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1, 2,3, Reporter 3, Sec. 25 Band 1, 2,3,4, Sec, 3,4, Treas. 45 Chorus 15 Band Festival 1,2,3, Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4g Good Neighbor Representative 45 Senior Plays: Honor Graduate. EDMUND MELSON CLARKE, JR. A Melson Beta Club 3,43 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Quill Sc Scroll 4, V.P. 45 HAM Staff 45 Senior Playsg Honor Graduate. MARVIN ANDREW CROCKER, JR. Marvin F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 45 Baseball 1,2,35 Varsity Club 3,4. IACQUELINE WARNER DARDEN Jackie Class Pres. 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pig s Tale Staff 2,3,4, Girls State 35 S.I.P.A. 35 Quill Sf: Scroll 3 4- HAM Staff 3 4- Music Monogram Club 4, Chorus L1 brarian 3. 15 Minsk, . ..,,, it .ta ,. ,K ,aw 111:14 - 4 asaliwifi 1 ROBERT SEWARD DARDEN Robert Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 5 Beta Club 3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Senior plays5 Honor Graduate. IRENE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Pablola Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Beta Club 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 S.I.P.A. 35 Student Council 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Pig's Tale Staff 3,4, Editor 45 HAM Staff 45 Honor graduate. CAROL ELIZABETH HALES Carol F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Corres.-Sec. 35 Chorus 2,8,45 Pig's Tale Staff 3,45 HAM Staff 45 D.E. Club 45 Music Monogram Club 4. 5 16 GLORIA CATHERINE HARGRAVE Gloria D.E. Club 45 Chorus 4. PATRICIA LOUISE HERRMANN Trish Freshman Princessg Band 1,2,35 Majorette 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 1, 2,35 HAM Staff 45 Chorus 1,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Band Festival 1,25 Chorus Work Shop 45 Music Monogram Club 45 Sweetheart Ball Queen 45 Solo Ensemble 1. SHIRLEY LEIGH HOLLAND Shirley Latin Club 1,2g F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,4g Sec. of Senior Class. SANDRA ELIZABETH HO WELL Sandra Band 1,2,3,4, Assist. lib. 2,3, Lib. 4g Band Festival 1,2,3,4g Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Dept. Chairman 4: Spanish Club 3: Monogram Club 4. M ELIZABETH WRENN HOLT Liz F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Dept. Chairman 1,2, Songleader 35 Chorus 2,3g Majorette 1,2,3g J'.V. Basketball 1, Basketball 2. HARRIETT AM ELIA JOHNSON Harriett F.H.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 3: Annual Staff 45 Senior Plays. ISAAC NEWTON JONES, III Buddy Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g LV. Bas- ketball lg Varsity Club 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 17 f ,, JEAN VERNELL JONES Jean Latin Club 1,23 F.H.A. l1,2,3,4, Dept. Chairman 45 Pig's Tale Staff 35 HAM Staff 4g Class Treas. 45 Honor Graduate. GARY GILLETTE KING Gary Beta Club 3,4, V.P. 3, State Pres. 4: Spanish Club 3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2g Quill 86 Scroll 4g HAM staff 45 Baseball l,2,3g Band lg J.V. Basketball 25 Pres. of Sophomore class, V.P. of Freshman and Junior class: Senior Plays: Honor Graduate. ELIZABETH ROSEANN LAMBERT RoseAnn Pig's Tale Staff lg F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Chorus 2g Spanish Club 3,41 Ma- jorette 43 J.V. Basketball 1,2g Senior Plays. 18 ANN WINSTON MONETTE Mo F.H.A. 1,23 J.V. Basketball lg Chorus 1,2g Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 35 Quill 85 Scroll 4, Sec. 45 Beta Club 4, HAM Staff 4, Sweetheart Ball Queen 3g Homecoming Queen 45 Cheerleader 3,4, Co -Captain 4: Monogram Club 4, Pres. 4g Sec. of Junior class. EDITH GERALDINE MORRIS Gerry F.H.A. l,2,3g Chorus 1,25 J.V. , Basketball lg J.V. Cheerleader 15 Pig's Tale Staff 1,2,3. WILBUR EUGENE MOUNTJOY 1.Gene.. Band lg Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,42 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Pres. 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g HAM Staff 3,4, Editor 4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3, 4g Student Council 4g Boys' State 3g Treas. of Freshman Classy V.P. of Sophomore Classy Pres. of Junior Class: Senior Playsg Honor Graduate. IACQUELINE RAY MUNFORD way.. Chorus 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Music Monogram Club 4g Senior Plays. THOMAS GORDON NELSON, JR. Gordon F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Senior Playsg Honor Graduate. FRANCIS PAIGE NORSWORTHY, IR Francis Band 1: I.V. Basketball lg Transfer to AMA 3g Football 3g Fencing 35 Cotillion Club 35 Transfer from AMA 4: HAM Staff 45 Latin Club 45 Chorus 4. MICHAEL THOMAS O'BRIEN Mike-' Transfer from Suffolk High School 4j D.E. Club 4. 19 WAVERLY HINTON OWNEY, JR. Waver1y Track 2g Basketball 2g Football 35 Varsity Club 3g S.C.A. 35 Transfer from South Hampton High 4g F.F.A. 4. ROBERT JAMES PARKS, JR. Robbie Football 1,2, Manager 33 Band 1, 2g Spanish Club 8: HAM Staff 4g V.P. of Senior Classg Senior Plays. DONALD RAY PRICE Donald F.F.A. 1,23 D.E. Club 3,43 Parlia- rnentarian 45 Senior Plays.. 20 GRACE LOUISE PULLEY L0uiSe' F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Dept. Chairman 4. IEANNE CHANDLER RAWLS Chandler Transfer from Petersburg High lg F.H.A. 1,2g Chorus 2,3,4g Home- coming Princess 3g Cheerleader 4g Student Council 4, Pres. 4g Pig's Tale Staff 4g Music Mono- gram Club 4. JAMES LAWRENCE ROWLAND James F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 1. ',. if RICHARD CONRAD SAWYER - Dickie F.F.A. lg HAM Staff 4g Football 45 Varsity Club 45 Sweetheart Ball King 2. JOHN ROBERT STALLINGS, IR, Johnny Latin Club 1,2, Treas. 29 Spanish Club 3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sec 4: Beta Club 4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Boys' State 35 Treas. of Junior Class: Pres. of Senior Classy Stu- dent Council 4g Senior playsg Honor graduate. BEVERLY HUNT TAYLOR Bev' Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Latin Club 2g Y-Teens 35 Transfer from Norview High School 43 Chorus 4, Pres. 4g Senior plays. JAMES WILLIAM THACKER, IR. Pickle' Band lg Cotillion Club 1,2,3g Transfer from Augusta Military Academy 4g D.E. Club 4. 21 LINDA LEE TI-IACKER Linda F.H.A. 1,35 Chorus 15 Latin Club 1,23 Band 1,2,3,4, Executive Board 45 Majorette 2,3,4, Head Ma- jorette 45 Band Festival 1,2,3,45 Solo Sz Ensemble 15 Monogram Club 45 Music Monogram Club 45 HAM Staff 45 Pig's Tale Staff 3,45 S.I.P.A. 35 Quill Sc Scroll 45 Girls' State 35 Senior Princess 45 Azalea Maid of Honor 45 Senior Playsg Honor Graduate. IOI-IN DAVID TURNER I. D.' F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2. ' '.'.:.fs.5:. H4- U, RUSSELL LAWRENCE THOMPSON , IR. Russell Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 45 HAM Staff 45 Quill Sc Scroll 3,45 Senior Plays. BRENDA JOYCE TURNER Brenda F.H.A. 1,25 I.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Honorary Captain 45 D.E. 3,4, Reporter 45 Senior Plays. 5. E V . M err i uyri in J, HH , 'Q-45. 22 HARRY WILSON UNDERWOOD Tank Football 1,2,3,4, Co -Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co -Captain 4 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, V.P. 45 HAM Staff 45 Senior Plays. KATHERINE NELSON WALLS Kathy F.H.A. 1,25 Majorette 25 Cheer- leader 3,4, Co -Captain 45 Mono- gram Club 45'Quill 8: Scroll 45 S.I.P.A. 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 2,3,45 HAM Staff 3,45 Senior Playsg Campaign Mgr. for Sweetheart Ball 1,2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN WARREN Bob Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian l,2,3, Pres. 4, Captain 45 Band Festival 1,2,3,45 Solo 85 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 All-State Workshop 25 All -State Band 45 Pig's Tale Staff 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Music Mono- gram Club 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Jr. Adviser 4, State Convention 2, Pres. 3. BETTY PAIGE WHITMORE Betty Band 1,2,3,4, Executive Board 45 Band Festival 1,2,3,45 Solo Sc Ensemble 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Workshop Chorus 45 Music Mono- gram Club 45 Monogram Club 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Spanish Club 35 HAM Staff 45 Senior Plays. IERILYN LEE WILSON Jerry Band 1,2,3,45 Band Festival l,2,3, 45 Solo 8: Ensemble 15 Music Mono gram Club 45 Basketball 2,35 F.H.A. 15 Chorus 15 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 1,2,3,4g Quill Sc Scroll 4, Pres. 45 Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 25 Spanish Club 3,4, V.P. 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Senior Playsg Honor Graduate. P GEORGE EDWARD WYATT, IR. Buddy Football 35 Transfer from Hampton High 45 Football 45 Track 45 Base- ball 45 Varsity Club 45 Senior Plays. 23 SENIOR A N V A' B QS: Which twin has the toni? That old Clark appetite. Who says I wou't? 'Senior room mother? Are they trying to tell us something? 24 CANDIDS id 'For that cover girl complexion . . We want cha -cha! 'Okay Mr. Murray. That's MY baby! 1-2-3 . . . 1-2-3 . . 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E? fa H. ,sibgf - U N D E R C L A 9 9 Oliver Randolph Lindy Wayne Jim Angela Anne Atkins Barlow, Jr. Batten B311 Blythe Brown James Roddy Crocker Delk CLASS OF '64 STANLEY BARLOW PRESIDENT 5 Leslie George Doggett Edwards johnny Joyce Travers Carol Edwards Edwards Edwards Felts Robert Bill Lynn M aynard Eunice Janet Garcia Garrett Gwaltney Gwaltney Hall Hill 28 Connie Jean Luanne Sarah Ann Carlton Dale Horne Huber Jacobs Jones Jordan Joyner Evelyn Hazel Joyner Lonberger JOHN GODFREY VICE PRESIDENT Martha Dorothy Lowe Luter Billy Frank Austin Joe Berry Minga Moore Murphy Nelms Edith Teddy Jack Larry Danny Jeanette Powell Powell Reynolds Robertson Sadler Saunders 29 Melissa Sammy Peggy Sharon Mary Shelton Sawyer Sawyer Scott Sene Stanley Stanley Sharon Linda George Suzi Strickland Sutherland Swinson Teuton y S Wm ru H KWH ,Z l TERRY TURNER BONNIE LITTLE SECRETARY TREASURER Nellie Vellines ' W ells Sarah Jimmy Bettilu Martha Betty Bobby W est White Wilson W ise Wright C Muzlfb EM ?! K , 6'-2' 4 V L' 'x ,WJ JS' I O QW? fjhlf 'lb dy 'bf' 9' i'N'H f 'pff l2rancis Cox A90 I Tommy Darden Pauricia Douglas Florence Dunning Jo Ann Edwards Mary Ellen Edwards Ronnie Ellis Ginny Felts Vicki Felts Sandra Gauldin Quincy Gilliam Paulette Goodrich CLASS OF '65 Becky Atkins MARILYN BAILEY, SECRETARY Don Bogard Stella Bryant Mollie Bullock Ellen Carr 'Linda Carver Iny Champman Mona Cofer Mary Ann Copeland Ray Copeland Ann Cox 31 Jimmy Green Dwight Gwaltney Lynn Hales 'X Jo Anne Hall 1' ,, 95 QF N X X ., P R . VPJJ 1X 0 4 Ge H '11 ' UN na, xsf N Jean Hill Kathy yi Frances Hodges ll Keith Hodgson Don Hollett David Honeycutr W L- .U Q U fin if! my - W if , f X , n,vef f li my g 0 ff 1 'xx X! Sf.. . f ivy if Ja' lf, xl Y CJ -J Q jx Q-J NV Jw , fi mix, 1? l 1. J , H2574 '!'l -lv in 190159 9' -gif RA! gy ef 7? if f. Lgk ICQ -, C 5 K X lXX X .J X KJ ,FW fgjd. J 7 . 159' - ' .. , - iff 0' A f af if af fi L Z WM ff? 5? 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My .FIFY N V.'-:f. 1 3 .::1 Jemlifef OSQ 9Car1a 5 Forrest Billy Gene Herbert BRUSH Amogf, B611 my Bell Brown Burkey Butler f-Q' .Hx Q59 94' 9 4 CLASS OF 66 r , Lacing, . 'I oft' TQ' 7 a0'jfC Ol'!, , Ct, NU ij Carolyn Larry QQ' l g,.f 'L' l . Q Camper ,Carter ft, ,NC M' Lido' .f7J 'l' L .JXICQCA 0.1 .,g.'-J -ffl A X 9 Uv , . f r W J l are r I l Michael Billy Jimmy Richard Robert Sheila Carver Cofer Cofer Cox Cox A N Crocker A f,,,,,M7fr yr' ,J f 'ftxfwvwfvi' A - ,,,.2'j gl B ' agifffff Katherine 1,3 Delk 3' ' N,-:SPD .jf IV Betty B. Betty Lou Brian Wayne . Nancy Pamela Edwards Edwards Edwards 34 Edwards Elder Eubank ,W.QL, 2 'If 'J willy W- grf?Cqxxi.,:,:gi5.Sio - .Am A -.X J f-Q .W . V, it-,Lf Qi, J 1 Jackie FRANK Walter David Sandra Jimmy Everett' FULGHAM Grizzard,Jr. Gwaltney Hedrick J Hill PRESIDENT I Y I ,, , A5217 EIL 5410 .I . ap-J W' , 'ij an ir jx, .i?JdB,.f'f',:b 1 -., 1 i .fy QJJJZLD P E610 W i H I 3,Lg,J-9194? YA Jlgyjijx my Hodges jj,-f Hvdges nfzf' AW ON , L .g C1 Jive bij.. A, George PERCY F RANKIE Jennie Glenn R wit Hundley HUNDLEY J AGOBS Johnson Jones Q1 Aj VICE-PRES. TREASURER 0 E Sf HQ? lynx? ml' AQJQ3' 'BiG ,D- ES-VUL! 'Q . WU we figgefp ' S 5593? W Jani? 31221 So U' J ,vbb . 1 , J Q Susan Philip David Steve Thomas Earline Kirk LaHaye Little 35 Marshall Martin McEnerney w ' D .f if 09 mmf! Ie: if my 4 sais N is, , M , m uw Annette Eldridge Larry Louise Marie Bailey Murphy P arks Pr ice Rawls Robbins Rountr ee . wx 3,9 . .f' T H' QQ? ,rv X ex Deborah Carol Anne X Sadler Saunders RITA Ronnie Gene Rebecca Bill Deborah SMITH, Spivey Stanley Sullivan Teuton Thacker SECRETARY .J A Q. f , 9 , U f , 1 A ' ' Du f v v, v. 1 ' Q, V 1 fy fl ' T' fb Jiffy 5 1 rl Allen Ray I L K Steve Turner Q ,L 31, Turner K , or Q, L ffl? af ina V Tommy Betty Faye Patricia Io Ann Tom Turner Underwood Underwood 6 Warren Wells Wynn 3 , f' -5 .. '-,Lo . f.,, ,itil a.ga.:4aa-1. ,Q-:ed ff'-:yifff P M fjffffff ,f ff . fi- , ' 'PQVQP J ,, QL f7.fa-fig 'I-'?..KL'Of C257 5 2 -- ' oi L' 'I '-r- 7 Z CN 1 ' L25 Q, aaoasffiwwmu 17'-fu MLM5' if Q 1, r A 5 i ,. if , - Q ,. x 3 nb a1Vwe,M.a fiililn be-wel' ,fwwkif ggi ix o I . D 7 f Mfg 1 CLASS OF '6 Q me .rf Xypudyyf ajjU,J,Lg4.A,VJ J BOTTO ROW: Nafbc 1 rke: Connie Duncan: Pam Feltsg MRS. LILLIAN TURNER, SPONSORQ L dia Ramos- Y Y SUSAN MUNFORD, PRES. SECOND ROW: Eddie Ray Scott: Joyce Buppertg Cindy Gauldin: Mary Virginia Berry- man: Bruce Butler: Bobby Gay: Donald Little. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Darden: Mary Sue Magette: Barbara Barlow: PATRICIA FINLEY, SEC.: Emma Jean Gale: LARRY BELL, TREAS. FOURTH ROW: Mal Beale: Ronnie Carter- Rose Fowler: Gladys Eley: ANITA SAUNDERS, VICE-PRES.: Betty Everett. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Frost: Wilson Chab- man: Charles Little: James McEnerny: Pete Edwards. 37 I' T5 sal. ...f',.m.Y , -QL ,. . BOTTOM ROW: Ann Hicksg Mary Penn Wilsong Shirley Edwardsg MRS, MILDRED RAINEY, SPONSORg Margaret Gardnerg Frances Gardnerg Jo Anne Nurney. SECOND ROW: Lynda Dardeng Bonnie Stoupg Beverly Wrightg Gloria Hundleyg Kay Thackerg STEVE WELLS, TREAS.g H. L, THACKER, SEC. THIRD ROW: DWIGHT DOGGETT, PRES,g BRUCE SASSER, VICE-PRES.g Andy Sawyerg George Whiteg Nonnie Lee Mingag John Lucasg Robert Burkey. FOURTH ROW: Peter Wallaceg Charles Vinsong Ray Luterg Steve Williamsg Linwood Mooreg Billy Skinnerg Wayne I-Iontz. 4 38 BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lowe: Cynthia Wiley: Beth Hobbs: MRS, CAROLYN REID, SPONSOR: Coraless Rowland: Adline Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Selma Dare Hundley: Judy Taylor: Jamie Griffin: Brenda Dunning: MARTHA SUE MURPHY, TREAS,g Martha Haupt. THIRD ROW: JEANNE WATKINS, SEC.: Frances Richards: Ruth Berrymang CAROLYN JOYNER, VICE-PRES.: Randolph Edwards: Tommy Jones. FOURTH ROW: Larry Jones: Billy Jones: jesse Honeycuttg Joe Cook: EDWIN I-IUBER, PRES.: Buddy Pittman. FIFTH ROW: Robert Wells: Brad Carterg Wayne Elliottg Billy Everettg Billy Knight. 39 U, .1 . .. f-'J vfg, fgm 'V .1 I Wm, H wi: 1 ,M - ,, A.,, MPM. Nw 9, - m ,wk EE . , 'sy K' Q 1 - I ' 6' ' t I Y , 2951135 ' ul Tis.. I fa 1 J ,ffg ' R 4335 ai F 1511 WA ffl, ,Q ,FL V' F 'I 0'- '5 M '1 i 0 n 1. ' I I 1 Q. 'C v if l u 'H 1 - X 'E X .H Q 3 4, 9 Q 4' ,, 1 f, . 1 ,Q W K ,. I. , I- . H - H '- ,, .' '. , 5 ,- A , f - - , Q - + tif- -o ' A .5 -4 ' 4 M V: 5 sf -' S A fu',Q'1 Q .' - a 'ri?'ff' - ' M m ,l J? 'f 9 W. I 'Z 'Q , s H . f ' gf 'H I 1 'Z ii' ' X' vA , mf Q' 4 A34 V N 'Lu,e.B5,. Y, N 3 iw A qi' 3, D ' ' 41, I al r 5 f' ' ' ' J ' - , A :A N, '6 be Q: Jw, , Ts -v 7435 ,q ji' 1 A .9 V 'AKt 1vtur,v ' 5 ' W YVIR' 'N .V 4' ' ll -19' . Q .-,H-,.,x. ,, , 1 at .wl- K v ' ' '-.4 .gan ,Q V, ,f f 5.5!-'?Hef,p Au v ' + ' fi A - 1 , ,A '. 5 1 i., Al vi, .V x ' 2 -'Loki u Q 4, anpqw 4 .4 A ,H ,f 'fm X. JL .T L . 4, , 1 f 4 ,,. Q 4 r 4 H' a,g?m'?i, at 'WE 'M J' in-A 4 4, , vwyiiagjf Jw N. Q was Lv . ,ny if Hx .l HONOR GRADUATES Melson Clarke 163.11 IOTIGS 4 XQSL: Q. A 4, a Nancy Robert Seward Irene Cox Darden Griffin V' ,gl Gary Gene Gordon King Mountjoy Nelson Johnny Linda Jerilyn Stallings Thacker Wilson 42 ff. NEW SCHOOL MAKES U9 PROUD ff E I J They're not going to leave it like this, are they? Who says we don't study in study hall? trffj I L L u he 5 A Cyp 5013.1 UJVQVU l bfkikftfx L jkijxv m rj'X!0om'Vk D x W ,ia M ' C-EM,fLjvf'9 V I ALWAYS get my customer thanks to D.E. X ,, X sf H n I don't see those little hammers. Hunt and Peck. 4-3 SPORTS. CLASSES. ACTIVITIES ALL 'I'hat's the way it goes. Future Olympic Stars? - Pssst! Who won? Friends to the end. Hey Bonnie, where are we? PROVIDE MEMORABLE YEAR. xv Hurricane at rest. One more time with vigor. Are you sure this is the way Rembrandt got Linda, stop eating those suckers I started ? ' ff' L' i '-were-. ' X., Those Freshmen certainly do pay I 1 attention. E . THIS is a Pep Rally? .5-1 ,lf Y1 ww A B- 91 If QL- fa-ff-'-V?W Ja M1 .iii -- 5-V if ifaswm W ' .,i, '46 T ,iff -, Yi - -5: 54 J b V S., A A V.. ss.. T I Y 5 TQ. 4: 135 nj- sfzsf F I -, W., H AME A ,yn Arm, 5' 'Ii .S 1- -X if 54 X .LH , 'p 4. Y - T7 1- , ,. 'wi55E:g vi:.wy'5p.,1mxl' H - g fl 525 yu ,xv I-M ,.,... V HW ' , 1 V 4 5 af'- 3 V if sy-fu .SM , F ,413 W. 'I ug.. ,U- L-, wl- 1, 'Hi '63 HAM STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER Kathy Wells EDITOR Gene Mountjoy SPONSOR Mrs. Dorothy Godwin ASST. EDITOR Jackie Darden BUSINESS STAFF: Carol Carter, Betty Whit more, Kathy Walls, Dickie Sawyer, Lillian Caroll, Irene Griffin, Betty White. Amid the confusion of headlines and deadlines our editor and his staff Worked hard to complete the I-IAM. The work was hard with many head- aches but the final result brought a sense of pride to the whole staff. A sense of pride in knowing that a year at S. I-I. S. had been captured for the future and memories saved of the past. Money is what it takes to put out an annual. This getting money was the job of the I-IAM'S business staff. By soliciting ads, sponsoring a football dance, and selling the yearbooks, the business staff has done a com- mendable job of financing the HAM. T' 133' l 3 ,,s-i ' 1. l W L A SEATED: Pat Herrmann, Robbie Parks, Russell Thompson, ART EDITORSg Melson Clarke, COPY WR1TERg Sharon Strickland, JR, REPRES,g STANDING: Stanley Barlow, JR, REPRESJ Nancy Cox, Carol Hales, COPY WRITERS, f V what - mm . -- i .I ,A - 155141 ki I I , Y' , A V51-1 Ann Monette, Linda Thacker, TYPISTS, SEATED: Keith Hodgson, Harriett Johnson, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Robert Darden, Harry Underwood, SPORTS STAFF, STANDING: Jean Jones, Gary King, SPORTS STAFF, L l ! if ks -...,.J Y N A J W Y A - ff ' v i i.,-S8 2 1 fi PW' ci. sf.. '9 . -1 .' . Z A ! -'S aiffr. Much behind the scenes work was managed by capable members of Various staffs of the I-IAM. Helping the editor to meet his deadlines were the copy writers and the staff typists. The copy writers were given the formidable and important task of Writing club copy and candid captions. The typists were busied typing up the copy sub- mitted by the copy writers and arranging it on the I-lAM's pages. The staff photographers aided the HAM greatly by securing candids, ad pictures, sports photos, and other necessary pictures which couldn't have been gotten any other way. The sports staff was made responsible for se- curing sports' scores and for writing sports copy. To these behind -the-scenes workers goes the credit for the HAM's production. af' 1' 1 49 '63 PlG'9 TALE SEATED: Irene Griffin, EDITOR, Mrs, Violet Barlow, SPONSORg Linda Thacker, ASST, EDITOR, STANDING: Kathy Walls, BUSINESS MANAGERg Jerilyn Wilson, ADVERTISING MANAGER. SEATED: Keith Hodgson, Pl-IOTOGRAPHERg Jim Bell, ASST, ADVERTISING MANAGERg lack Reynolds, ASST, BUSINESS MANAGERg STANDING: Sharon Strickland, Gordon Nelson, SPORTS WRITERS, ,, Q , gb' I ti -W fi , -ox' . 05, 51:9 ,423-f bile? f 9'2 - T: 0 3 95eVfv. -,,,pf,gf,,fv .,. 'A' 4 'ff v 5 I' , I ey, '59 The Pig's Tale, our school newspaper, was published once every six weeks this year. Edited and managed by students, it presented an opportunity for expressing writing ability and gaining journalistic ex- perience . Special emphasis was placed on getting up -to -date news and making articles more informative and interesting. Candids and action shots accompanied many of the articles bringing them to life . News cover- age this year included all-activities con- nected with the school and the student body, including P.T.A. and the Teachers' Asso- ciation. 50 F , 'gy-ffm-Q ll ul ' ll ' K , uxuvfggi W W it eat:-2 ' SEATED: Carol Hales, STUDENT OPINION, Chandler Rawls, ClRCULATIONg Betty Lou White, ELEMENTARY ROOTERS, Dorothy Luter, CIRCULATION, STANDING: Sue Whitley, Russell Thompson, FEATURESg Mollie Bul- lock, SQUEALS AND GRUNTSg Sandy Boyette, FASHIONS. it if ' ,nlE,?5i5pdeWl'3H .36 'ff 1 SEATED: Martha Wilson, Bonnie Little, Nellie Wells, TYPISTSg.Nancy Cox, Betty Nelrns, REPORTERS, STAND- ING: Jackie Darden, Edna Powell, Annette Taylor, Evelyn Joyner, Peggy Scott, Angela Blythe, REPORTERS. 51 QUI LL AND SCROLL ZQSEQH ' 1 '- SEATED: Kathy Wallsg MELSON CLARKE, VICE-PRES.: JERRY WILSON, PRES,g MRS, LOUISE CALDWELL, SPONSOR: ANN MONETTE, SEC,-TREAS.g Russell Thompson, STANDING: Jackie Dardeng Gary King: Gene Mountjoyg Irene Griffing Linda Thackerg Nancy Cox. The Quill and Scroll Club is an international organi- zation for high school students who are interested in journalism. Smithfield's Quill and Scroll Club has had an unusually active year with the advice and council of its new sponsor, Mrs. Louise Caldwell. At the beginning of the l962-63 school year, it pub- lished the student handbook. Later, through a pop- bool bottle drive, a bake sale, and a dance, Quill and High SC Scroll raised the money to register seven S.I.P.A. ,Weld delegates at the annual convention in Lexington. The Sfflll members also presented a very interesting chapel -' -1 .. program in March, and at the end of the year, the club presented a scholarship to an outstanding senior l no no . ., nabofk 0, v 1 SW,Cl,CllE,.1 'N , L A i- ab! M - ' JlI!YRlIiUIi1lfrUlFlIl!,SVilN16fBl,lIllSillUUl3UlIl1llll8U 52 D.E. CLUB LEARN AND EARN C' BOTTOM ROW: BRENDA TURNER, PROMOTIONS MGR,g LILLIAN CARROLL, PRES,g BOBBY WRIGHT, VICE-PRES MR, MALCOLM KING, SPONSOR, DONALD PRICE, PARL,g AUSTIN MOORE, SEC,g BETTY SUE WISE, TREAS, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Thacker, Harriett Johnsong Martha Whitley, Angela Blythe: Peggy Scotty Carol Halesg Gloria I-Iargraveg Edith Powellg Mary Stanley, THIRD ROW: Vernon Carrg Danny Sadlerg Michael O'Brieng Jimmy Westg Maynard Gwaltneyg Dwight Hallg Jackie Rogers. The purpose of the D.E . Club is to train high school students for future employment in the field of Distribution. This year D. E. students worked over 2, OOO hours and earned in excess of 318, OOO! An Employer- Employee Banquet was held in May to show appreciation for the Bosses of the D.E . students. The industrious students partici- pated in a District Contest which was held in March and competed in such fields as professional selling, window display, mer- chandise presentation and job interviews. At the Virginia D.E . C.A. Leadership Con- ference in june, Jimmy West won 3rd prize in the state in the creative display contest with a miniature smoke house which he de- signed and built . 53 2 1 . - igziiifl Jimmy West gets a slab of bacon for a particular customer. BETAS ORGANIZE THESE ARE THE COLLEGE-BOUND BETA9 Melson Clarke Nancy Cox Johnny Stalling v' 523, ' E 1 Gene Mountjoy Irene Griffin n ert Seward Darden Ann Monette Gary King 54 STATE CONVENTION Our Beta Club has held active leadership in the high school and in the State this year. In the fall eleven new members, chosen because of their outstanding scholastic ability, leader- ship and character, began to participate. Each month two Betas presented a chapel pro- gram to the student body. A dance and a Womanless Wedding were held to obtain money for the Beta convention and the scholar ship of one hundred dollars given to a deserv- ing senior at graduation. The Beta members attended the convention, held this year at the john Marshall Hotel in Richmond. Gary King, a member of Smithfield's Beta Club, presided over this annual Virginia State Beta Club Con- vention. I-Ie delivered the keynote address, speaking on Teenage Complacency. In May our Beta Club recognized its new members in an impressive tapping ceremony at chapel. State Beta Club President, Gary King, de- livers the keynote address at the State Con- vention. SEATED: EUNICE I-IALL, SEC,-TREAS,g GENE MOUNTJOY, PRES,g MRS, CHARLOTTE GALE, SPONSORQ RODDY DELK, VICE-PRES,g Sharon Strickland. STANDING: Irene Griffing Nancy Coxg Melson Clarkeg Stanley Barlowg GARY KING, VIRGINIA STATE BETA PRESIDENT, 1962-63g Robert S. Darden, Johnny Stallings, John Godfreyg Martha Wilsong Terry Turnerg Ann Monette, 55 MONGGRAM CLUB SEATED: Brenda Reynolds, Kathy Walls, MARYANNE COPELAND, VICE-PRES,g ANN MONETTE, PRES,g JERRY WILSON. SEC.-TREAS,g Patricia Herrmann, Betty Whitmore. STANDING: Nancy Cox, Sandra Howell, Mollie Bullock, Evelyn Joyner, Chandler Rawls, Linda Thacker. X19 F15 CO MO OGRPWN n U9 The Monogram Club, an active organiza- tion at S.H.S. , is formed of girls who have earned a letter in basketball, cheer- leading or band. A bake sale in the fall gave the club finances for the year. In November the club helped in sponsoring the student Homecoming dance and selected the four Homecoming princesses from the can- didates of the classes to serve with the queen in the Homecoming Court. This year the club revised the charter to include as members only those girls lettering in bas- ketball and cheering. Each senior member is entitled to a White blazer with the offi- cial Monogram Club emblem, a symbol of their membership in the club in which they serve proudly . 56 VARSITY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: STANLEY CLARK, PRES,g JOHNNY STALLINGS, SEC,-TREAS,g MR, BEN RICH, SPONSOR: JIMMY WEST, VICE-PRES, SECOND ROW: Gordon Nelson, Bill Garrett, Gary King, Marvin Crocker, Roddy Delk, Gene Mountjoy, THIRD ROW: Buddy Wyatt, Buddy Jones, Harry Underwood, Richard Sawyer, Tommy Darden, Bill Mingin. have lettered in one or more varsity sport. Its mem- bers can be easily distinguished from the rest of the student body by the proud look on their faces as they Wear their blue and gold jackets on which are sewed the Varsity Club emblem, the players' letters, and their numbers. The Varsity Club pays half the price of a new jacket for each new member. To raise the money for these jackets, they sell refreshments at basketball games. For recreation the club members 6 Went bowling about once a month. The Varsity Club C L U was sponsored by Mr. Ben Rich. PR 5 I 7- The Varsity Club is composed entirely of boys who J 57 F.H.A. BUILD9 BOTTOM ROW: EUNICE HALL, DISTRICT PRES,, PARL,g CAROL FELTS, SEC,g HAZEL LONBERGER, TREAS,g IEANIE HUBER, PRES,g JANET HILL, VICE-PRES,g BOB WARREN, ADVISORYg CAROL HALES, CORR,-SEC, SECOND ROW: MRS, ALENE COX, SPONSORg B, Everettg P. Reidg S. Howellg.L, Pulley: E. ,Toynerg E. Powell, THIRD ROW: M, Loweg S, Seneg C, Joyner: C, Camperg 1,Hontzg M, Murphyg D, Sadler. FOURTH ROW: K, Delkg A, Taylorg I, Chapman: S. Bryantg P, Douglas: L, Littleg J, Jordan. FIFTH ROW: A, Browng C, I-Iorneg A, Tomlin: A, Coxg D, Taylor: L, Wellsg E. Gale, SIXTH ROW: B, Rolandg A. Mingag P, Goodrichg C, Thackerg M, Sawyerg J, Munfordg S, Boyette, SEVENTH ROW: B. Atkinsg M. Baileyg C. Williams: I. Sawyer: S. Gaulding M, Copelandg J. Hall. EIGHTH ROW: G. Eleyg I, Hicksg A. Murphyg S, Crockery I. Wellsg S. Anderson: B, Hobbs. NINTHVROW: N, Clarkg J, Hillg K. Thackerg B, Raby: I. Griffing S, Hundleyg C, Wiley. TENTH ROW: C. Howellg I, Hemmisg M, Wilson: I. Watkinsg S. Edwardsg C. Rolandg J. Taylor. ELEVENTH ROW: A, Saundersg C, Gaulding S, Chapmang M. Coferg P, Culpepperg B, Irving, A. Blythe. 58 MODERN HOMEMAKER9 ! A- L Girls, you should never sit on your furniture. Eighth grade girls -- learning how to sew? Hey! They did learn to sew, J. sri Will the real Betsy Ross please step for- ward. 59 And just a pinch of arsenic! F.F.A. TRAIN9 FUTURE FARMERS . 5, ' HQ l 7-aries' V--' - .Mg ,W . ,,., .q:5.:,,gT 5 was .,.P ,L KNEELING: TOMMY DARDEN, REPORTER: DALE JOYNER, TREAS,g GORDON NELSON, PRES.: RANDOLPH BARLOW VICE-PRES,g LINDY BATTEN, SECOND VICE-PRES,g LARRY ROBERTSON, SENTINEL, FIRST ROW: D. Little, T. Jones, D, Doggett, H, Thacker, P, Edwards, A. T. Adams, ADVISOR, E, Huber, I, McEnerney, S, Murphy, R, Darden, L, Jones. SECOND ROW: B, Gay, C, Little, R, Boyd, R, Wells, I, Cofer, W, Edwards, G, White, R, Edwards, J, Cook, W, Elliot, THIRD ROW: B, Miller, R, Jones, R, Nurney, W, Grizzard, W, Owney, D, Gwaltney, R. Ellis, M. Ward, B, Mingin, T, Wynn, FOURTH ROW: O, Atkins, I, Hill, J, Crocker, T, Powell, J, Murphy, G, Edwards, J, Turner, B, Jones, B. Cofer, G, Jordan, This year seventy-seven boys were enrolled in Vocational Agriculture making the chapter the largest in the history of Smithfield High School. The chapter attended the Virginia State F air in Richmond, participated in Crops, Forestry and Livestock Judging Contests and sent a Livestock judging Team to V.P.I. at Blacksburg june 17- 20, composed of Randolph Barlow, Lindy Batten and Larry Robertson. Lindy came home an Eastern Area winner in Dairy Farming. Gordon Nelson, Chapter President, received the State Farmer Degree at the Convention. The State Farmer Degree is the highest degree that the state association can confer. The chapter also participated in the Tractor Driving Contest, the annual Smithfield Junior Market Hog Show and Sale and the Isle of Wight County Baby Beef Show and Sale . Dwight Doggett, a first year student, showed two first place winners in the hog show and sale and had Reserve Champion Single in the entire show. The chapter won first place in the Eastern Vir- ginia Area for the tenth consecutive year. Mr. I. W. Garrett replaced Mr. G. S. Williams as one of the instructors of Vocational Agriculture as of july 1, l962. 60 AND BOASTS STAR FARMER Are you a tractor-driving champ. Gordon? .Ns Future Farmers of Smithfield join the Homecoming parade with their entry. Showing off his project -- a fine steer! 61 A proud exhibiter of his Reserve Champion is our own Dwight Doggett. 1 ' far ' H, YA.. .J-:I H Y H wszisgggff QM, ' S il Wy. ir 41,3 5 1 4 la ,CE , Now boys, listen and I'11 tell you how to be a real farmer, MUSIC MONOGRAM CLUB BOTTOM ROW: MR, SPINKS, SPONSORg SANDRA HOWELL, HIST,g MELISSA SAWYER, SEC,g STANLEY BARLOW, PRES., TERRY TURNER, VICE-PRES.: BETTY wi-nTMORE, TREAS,g JACK REYNOLDS, REPORTER, SECOND ROW: Carol Hales, Jay Mumfordg Chandler Rawls, Pat Herrmanng Sarah Vellinesg Bob Warren. THIRD ROW: Jimmy West, Jerry Wilsong Linda Thacker, Nancy Cox, Johnny Edwards, The Music Monogram Club was a new club created this year under the encouragement and sponsorship of Mr. J. B. Spinks, the Band and Chorus Director. Its purpose is to further the interest of music and music education throughout the school and community, and to bring the Band and Chorus organizations closer together. The members must have a letter in Band or Chorus, an over -all C average which must be maintained, they must show an ability and attitude toward music, they must be in the tenth grade or above, and are voted in by the present members at the end of each school year. The club started with nineteen charter members. A social meeting once a month was held, at which a speaker or special music was the featured presentation. The club members plan to sponsor touring concerts or other music events in the community in months to come, and to sponsor money -raising projects of the Band and Chorus needs, also to work in the community to promote the two organizations. Although the club was a new one, just getting on its feet, it promises to be an interesting and rewarding one for those students interested in music. 62 STUDENT COUNCIL Al,,,g,,, p ' it LF' . SEATED: Brian Edwards, 9th GRADE REP,g Brenda Reynolds, 10th GRADE REP,g Joyce Edwards, 11th GRADE REPJ Bonnie Little, llth GRADE REP,g IRENE GRIFFIN, 12th GRADE REP,g SEC, TREAS,g CHANDLER RAWLS, 12th GRADE REP,, PRES, STANDING: Ronnie Spivey, 9th GRADE REP.: David Luter, 10th GRADE REP,g Frankie Jacobs, 9th GRADE REP,g Raymond Thomas, 10th GRADE REP,g John Godfrey, 11th GRADE REP,g Johnny Stallings, 12th GRADE REP,g Gene Mountjoy, 12th GRADE REP, The Student Council was revived this year at S.I-I. S. under the sponsorship of the Beta Club and Mrs . Charlotte Gale . The school had not had a student council for many years, and its revival was the result of much interest shown by the student body in having such an organization in the school. The Beta Club set up the new charter for the Student Council with the purpose of working with the faculty in creating an honor sys- tem and promoting better relations between students and faculty. Each homeroom in grades nine through twelve elected two representatives to the coimcil, then officers were elected from the council by the members. The Student Council wrote a column for the Smithfield Times, the local town paper, about events at Smithfield High School which were of interest to the public, and Senior Highlights which featured outstanding students in the senior class, outlining their accomplishments both in the community and school. The council set up a student cheering section in the stands at football games and kept the bulletin boards of the school filled with interesting dis- plays. 63 LATIN CLUB ,-J' SEATED: Linda Wellsg Paulette Goodrichg MRS, MARTHA GWALTNEY, SPONSORg RAYMOND THOMAS, PRES,g DAVID LUTER, VICE-PRES,g SUE WHITLEY, SEC,g DAVID LOVE, TREAS,g Buddy Gilliam, STANDING: Don Bogardg Keith Hodgsong Sarah Minging Emmett Pulleyg Francis Norsworthyg Brenda Irvingg Annette Taylorg Edna Powellg Judy Sheetsg Stella Bryantg Sheila Joynerg Mary Edwards, The Latin Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Martha Gwaltney, attempts to encourage those students who show outstanding ability in Latin. l The Latin Club has eleven new members this very colorful event. Draped stylishly in sheets and ivy wreaths, each boy portrayed a certain Roman goddess, while the girls masqueraded as their counterparts, the Roman gods. The members being initiated were required to bring candy for the existing members who promptly showed their gratitude by smearing the gods and goddesses with lipstick and magic marker. The annual Latin Club banquet was held in December A party and a picnic have been planned for the end of the school year. SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS! 64 year. The initiation of these new members was a r 1. 4 A 1 lla w Ms I at 1 . 1 i 1 , 1 SPANISH CLUB N l D L ter R Lambert A Monette- MRS ANN MESITE Borrorvi ROW: P. Culpepper: J. Edwards: B- 2 ms: . u 7 . , . , . , SPONSORg L. Sutherlandg L, Jacobsg K. Wallsg B, LITTLE, SEC,g T. Turuerg S, TSLIIOH. SECOND ROW: E. Hallg M Wilsong N, Coxg N. Wellsg J. Wilsong W. Hooverg S. Sawyerg I. Griffing A, Blytheg E, Joynerg S. Stricklandg A, Brown. THIRD ROW: G. Kingg S. Barlowg B. Minga: J. Belly L, Doggettg R, Parksg I. Stallingsg M. Clarkeg R, Thompsong R, DARDEN, PRESJ R, Delk. FOURTH ROW: D. Hall: J. Reynolds: E. Mountjoyg T. EDWARDS, TREAS, H. Underwood. Spanish Club members have had un buen tiempo X this year! For those people who do not take - f ' Spanish, un buen tiempo means a good time. Under the able leadership of Senora Mesite, FD Q5 Spanish Club members have broken many formida- Yvl . . . ' ble language barriers. El Toro, their float in l the Homecoming parade, Won first prize in the high school division. The annual Spanish Club banquet was equally successful. The jtmior mem- bers provided the food, and the lucky seniors provided the entertainment. EL TORO, designed and executed by Russell Thompson. 65 . 'f Y. ,fe my -f 1..,,vs 14, -, WM rw WL -if 235 I 1 .E H115 , 132 , 3. 'gig A . J ,,.. L... ' 5- 1 w 33, 591 , x . Q i ' if fi? 132354 - ig QQ sf fn. -,-P H in in bg , ,ww V m . Q, , ' ww f. V M, V V i ,E 5 ,, , T, 1 ,,A.. W, L. Q M 3521 ww H Lazy A K 71531. uf: H M' In Wg M3 4 'J 5 -Q Q., W? Y , 5 Y ' if Fi'-' , 'Q Hf?7'35EL5i.. ' i -'Mb ' W: V, Jfsfiassw, .yrtiigvfa , faq, .g ' gf. 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Foes fall before Packers' onslaught. 68 , -nl' Q .- in J- It 'ti ' , ,-. . , .-,-. L , -M ,- . '-'A-A.-,JL Photo by Bryce Bogard BOTTOM ROW: Pete Minging HARRY UNDERWOOD, CO-CAPTAlN- STANLEY CLARK CO CAPTAIN G d , , - g or on Nelson: Buddy Wyattg Robert Darden, Dickie Sawyer, SECOND ROW: George Edwardsg Bill Garrettg Jimmy West: Maynard Gwaltneyg Lindy Batteng Roddy Delkg Dale Joynerg John Godfreyg Travers Edwards THIRD ROW' A J Murphyg Tommy Darden: Sammy Sawyerg Joe Murphyg Randolph Barlowg Larry Robertsong Bill Minging George Swinson. FOURTH ROW: Mike Wardg Bernie I-lymanng Ronnie Ellisg Wilber Sullivang Francis Coxg Bill Wattsg .Ward Wiley, Bernard Spadyg David Love, FIFTH ROW: Glenn Jones: Bill Teutong Walter Grizzardg Ronnie Spivey Forrest Bell, George Hundleyg Percy Hundleyg Ronnie Carter. SIXTH ROW: Buddy Pittmang Billy Coferg Brian Edwardsg RICHARD COX, TRAINERg LARRY BELL, MANAGER: BEN RICH, COACH, In late August, the spirited Packers began their pre-season practice . From then to the last game with Gloucester, the players worked long hours to condition themselves both physically and mentally, in the sport known as Football. L. D. Joyner, the assist- ant Coach and an ex-Packer, combined coaching efforts with Coach Rich, leading the Packer team to a 5-4 record, giving them a winning season. Outstanding in the work on the playing field were Stanley Clark, Robert Darden, Dickie Sawyer, Buddy Wyatt Gordon Nelson, Harry Underwood, and Pete Mingin. Our hats off to the above men- tioned players and the remaining squad for their good playing and sportsmanship shown in all games. 69 SENIOR PACKERS STANLEY CLARK CO -CAPTAIN CENTER HARRY UNDERWOOD CO -CAPTAIN BUDDY WYATT TACKLE TACKLE T I 70 DICKIE SWAYER ROBERT DARDEN TACKLE GUARD GORDON NELSON PETE MINGIN END HALF BACK 71 '63 BASKETBALL Nelson Moodyg Bill Mlnging Bill Garrettg Maynard Gwaltneyg Billy Frank Mingag Harry Underwoodg Gene Mount joyg Robert Garciag Dwight Hallg John Godfrey: Robert Pulleyg KNEELING, MR, RICHARD SAUNDERS, COACH, WE THEY 66. . .CHUCKATUCK. . . . . 62 46. . .GLOUCESTER. . . . . 37 41. . .WINDSOR .... . . 34 53. . .JAMES BLAIR .... . .52 60. . .NORTHAMPTON ....... -54 56. . .POOUOSON ......... . 43 46. . .FREDERICK ACADEMY. . . 54 64. . .VIRGINIA BEACH ..... . 65 73. . .WINDSOR ......... .56 75. . .CLOUCESTER. . . . . 54. . .JAMES BLAIR . . . . . 52 64 52. . .NORTI-IAMPTON. . . . . 44 64. . .SOUTHAMPTON ...... . 54 39. . .POQUOSON ...... 5. . . . 47 48. . .FREDERICK ACADEMY. . . 49 49. . .VIRGINIA BEACH ..... . 45 66. . SOUTHAMPTON. . . . 55 51. . .CHUCKATUCIC . . . . 53 72 PACKERQ AT WORK. I Nice shot Robert! Now listen fellows Here's hoping, Maynard, Look, a mass ofhumanity! Break fast, Billy! Come down easy, Harry, old man! 73 WW C5572 Hifi., .QB aS8ff,r1La0jf:iffQ1,j.V. Bovs Fon 'es 19 f 7V if ' Amir! 5ifff'A'WjP M In FIRST ROW: Jackie Everettg Percy Hundleyg RONNIE ELLIS, CAPTAIN: MR. BEN RICH-, COACH: Tommy Dardeng David Little. SECOND ROW: Nonnie Lee Mingag Allen Ray Turnerg Bill Teutong Billy Brown: Michael Carverg David Gwaltney. THIRD ROW: Glen Jones: Frankie Iacobsg Ronnie Spiveyg Don Hollettg Robert Coxg Jimmy Frost i Mal Beale. SCORES WE THEY 30 ..... james Blair. . . . 37 I 48 ..... Northampton .... . . 43 38 ..... Poquoson ....... . . 24 . 40. . . .Frederick Academy . . . . 42 40 ..... Virginia Beach ..... . . . 32 30 ..... Whaleyville ...... . . 40 38 ..... james Blair . . ...... . . 49 '33 ..... Portsmouth Y.M.C.A. .... 43 32 ..... Northampton ..... . . 41 62 ..... Southampton .... . . 52 58 ..... Poquoson ....... . . 46 y 36. . . .Frederick Academy . . . . 71 y 49 ..... Virginia Beach .... . . 41 52. . . .Southampton .... . . 38 74 GIRLS' BASKETBALL KNEELING: POLLY CULPEPPER, M ANAGERQ Brenda Reynoldsg Marie Robbinsg MRS. VIOLET BARLOW, COACH: Brenda Turnerg EVELYN IOYNER, CO -CAPTAIN: Betty Underwooclg LINDA SUTHERLAND, MANAGER. STANDING: Ellen Carrg Mary Ann Copelandg Cindy Williamsg Sandra Gaulding Mollie Bullockg Linda Wellsg Paulette Good- richg Carol Anne Saundersg Betty Sue Wise. . . ' l'if,.Y A113 wif M. WE 44 A 'x 35 20 26 19 26 22 41 29 21 75 SCORE S Chuckatuck Gloucester Windsor. . Poquoson . Windsor. . Gloucester james Blair Poquoson . james Blair Chuckatuck THEY .60 .37 .23 .20 .25 .36 .23 .27 .34 .22 J.V. GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: BRENDA REYNOLDS, ASST, COACHg Beth Hobbsg BRENDA DUNNING, CO-CAPT,g MARY SUE MAGETTE, CO-CAPT,g Pam Feltsg MRS, MARY LOU HAVERTY, COACH, SECOND ROW: ANNETTE MURPHY, MGR,g Carolyn Ioynerg Shelia Ioyherg Ann Coxg Patty Reevesg Sandra I-Iedricks. THIRD ROW: Selma Hundleyg Barbara Barlowg Betty Everettg Connie Duncang Earliue McEnerneyg Emma Jean Gale. Ref, you didn't throw the ball straight! Basketball, basketball. Who's got the basketball? 76 ws r A ,y 1 X 'k , -It 'vu 'HL' 'Xl xi L -'Y f'-V :Xl C Q . ' ' K HJ V 1331 J V CHEERLEADERS l 'F if f - f JSF' l 'wil f Y'i9 Tr H ' C Y 0'7 l LOUISE RAWLS, CO-CAPTAINg BETTY UNDERWOOD, CO-CAPTAINg Connie Duncang Patsy Findleyg Nancy Elderg Annette Murphyg Carol Ann Saunders. It is the desire of many girls in school to one day be a varsity cheerleader. The girls who really want this job start early as jimior Varsity Cheerleaders . These girls, just like the supporters of the varsity team, cheer at all j.V. games. They are also organized like the Varsity squad, having two co- captains 'and rules that govern their behavior and attendance at games at which they cheer. It is from the ranks of the j'.V. squad that S.H. S. gains spirit for the j'Lu1ior Varsity games and the varsity cheerleading squads of the years to come. Much credit goes to these girls and the spirit they help to build when they make their appearances at the games. Cheer up, Betty. There will be another game! 77 BACKER9 OF THE PACKER9 STACK , Q H ' We're the backers of the Packers Chandler Rawls Luauu Jacobs Sharon Strickland KATHY WALLS, co-CAPTAIN FIGHT! I! 78 I 1 mi: . ,W H. fu... '-EH -541 UP AS THE BEST YE'I'! Jerry They did it! Wilson Bonnie -1---- Sue Little M Debbie Winslo w CO -CAPTAIN .,.- --,,. ss 4 M ,.4.Y.. 2 , .. - 79 ANN MONETTE, 5...4...3. 2 1 P Which way is up? BLAST OFF! I! '63 BASEBALL P 1 I -Q-of 1X if xlo rm .9514 '- -H,-'.. , 314 wtf , r - - M 'Z S , '-2' J , , f .- .nm iitibak. ' 'f 442624125-'-'1QQ,IfJf,-',.1 L? 'M 'ff'i'5'3:i,!r+.arl - ffl, ' . KNEELING: Maynard Gwaltneyg Jimmy Greeng Don Bogardg Buddy Jonesg Jimmy Coferg MR, BEN RICH, COACH, STANDING: A. J. Murphyg Bill Minging Tommy Dardeng Johnny Stallingsg Gene Mouutjoyg Robert Dardeng Dale Joyuerg Robert Garcia. '63 Baseball . . Poquoson . . . . Chuckatuck. . . .Wha1eyville. . . . Chuckatuck . . . . Windsor. . . . Poquoson . . . . Whaleyville. . 80 THEY .5 .9 .2 ..O ..O . 3 ..2 -1 Who got' to base first -- the ball or Tommy? Maynard reaches -- another out! '63 TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Bill Minging Gordon Nelsong Stanley Clarkg Bill Teutong Glenn Ionesg MR. BEN RICH, COACH SECOND ROW: Ronnie Ellis: Travers Edwardsg David Love: George Edwardsg Gene Mountjoy. THIRD ROW: Harry Underwoodg Mike Wardg George Hundleyg Donald Hollettg Jimmy West. York 3 3 Chuckatuck 24 l X 2 V75 50 . 59 . 72 lf2.. 86 lf3.. 63 lf3.. 47 . . 90 lf2.. SCORES TRI -- MEETS Ferguson 74 Windsor 30 1 f 2 DUAL MEETS Southampton . . . Prince George . . James Blair . . . Warwick .... Gloucester . . . Suffolk ..... Chuckatuck. . . 82 Smithfield 33 Smithfield 85 Tl-IE Y 63 54 . 45 1X2 . . 31 2X3 . . 54 2X3 . . 71 . . 22 lf2 Anything for laughs! Hope the pole doesr1't break! Of-f E, ,,g..'1: Poor little ant! Don't drop the baton! ' F L -'Wt' , - iff- ff-ff-1'--1- vc' 1 'ggilwzrffji' r- 123-of l SW 'wi n- ' f xzfr f' 5 -Q . ,. , ' J '. .- - ' -,1?t ,Lg '.- -. f -- A' ,7' ' . ,i LZ . ,, ,QA V 5 . . :T ff ai-, W 4'1i5Jl V an ---A' T -L' -'g 'F , ,V 4 W' -, MM ' -a . ' -H V ., 'Q , M .. --W.,-11 . ' . Y ' .As , x-sw,-4 Lhgfx ' N, f- . ,, , JANFQB.. 3 L W ,gf lillllllll I!!lP'?-V t 'wUmd!u ' Q :V - - - .M- .. -+ 003 I'11 put it in orbit yet! Now, if I dou't break my neck! 'E SPORTS A proud procession on Fathers' night! Another sure 2-pointer from Robert. , iL5 371 ,If Larry is so sure of this one he doesn't even remove his sweat pants! A close play -- but Maynard made the out! 34 When Mollie shoots, no one can stop her! CANDIDS Gordon passes the baton to Bill. The whistle blows, the ball is thrown, and the game is on! Dugout Dudes. A11 set? YOU BET! ! 85 The catcher is poised -- but where did Jimmy put the ball? A ni. 'gr-' w rg ,- 3. Ik ,M .X ' 5 '5 259, , S' ' 291 559, ' ,la Q Q t ' ' F ,U vi - 1 B lv A F ' L 'i 'Q-:lang f M ' , .. ,zz Q5 aww 'Y , .af r ,Q M .1 ef. wi' -f 'w a'f3 ' 4538, K . J 5 ' . m- 1 1 X4 A iz Pgm-fx ' , N ' ww w H ' 'af 'Q 1 , hgu. Q b m H .,-qf Wh.. , iwgggegjy-Qf 'n.igvffs ',so1 M ,S iw. I-a ,i aw 241. . J ,,.vf, 'N E. oz' ww ,uw xw 5 Y'-' 1 . ,wv..A- - . 'P V W' A.: 'F r '-.- F, u 5 , 1,-er-r ms ' I vw 1 ,f' . ,m 1 Q ar Qi -B, HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT SHARON STRICKLAND JUNIOR PRINCESS DEBBIE WINDSLOW SOPHOMORE PRINCES S 112-L LINDA THACKER SENIOR PRINCESS BETTY UNDERWOOD V FRESHM AN PRINCESS luis . 'E was ' I . .3 .. um 1 , I - O I 89 MARCHING BANDS LEAD THE WAY AND HER PRINCEQSES! FOR OUR QUEEN This float . . and this one were two of the prize winners in the parade. K T' Cheerleaders and majorettes whip up enthusiasm at outdoors homecoming pep rally. N Packers stop opponents' advance. Band entertains homecoming crowd. 91 MEMORABLE NIGHT ENLIVENED Senior class president David Sawyer and junior president, Gene Mountjoy join in cutting the cake. Lewis, Dennis, and Peter Frank give the band a helping hand. Prom chaperones and waiters serve the guests at intermission. Seniors and their guests join in the grand march. 92 BY DECDR. COLORFUL BAND Couples dance to music of Chic Chiccoue and his baud. Couples rest at intermission. ff-25? JJ ML? ,XA . wi u se Sim 2 f' s + isss -C iiis -if-?e.i,i.,. A e-as Waiter serves guests at Prom. 93 Teachers, guests dance to lively music of band. Couples enjoy dancing to the music of Eddie Travis and his band. Senor Edwards and Senorita Saunders pass our favors of caracas and casta- nets to carry out Mexican theme of Prom. Mal serves refreshments to even- ing guests. Tommy and a friend wait to be called on for service? PROM A 95 Francis adjusts a mural while others admire colorful scene, one of the products of hard work on the part ofthe junior class. SWEETHEART BALL UF er waemm gf I ' g, im M2 fe r . 1 W H51 , Pat Herrmann crowned queen of Sweetheart Ball. , li, A . 4 f JN X V 1 Xi f? f FZ, Q A , 4 , ,sid pl S If W e X if MN X- X ITS TWIRLERQ AND LEADERS. Mascot: Nancy Little. Majorettes: Linda Thacker, Dorothy Luter, Polly Culpepper, RoseAnn Lambert, Pat Herrmann, and Eunice 'l-Iall. Nl '5 K I' F. Y Q ' '35 Jaime?- '-.. ' Q I jxf 'F 1 Drum Major: Emmett Pulley. Head Majorette: Linda Thacker. 99 THE FACE OF THE BAND. AND The majorettes in marching formation Baud mascot up close. Emmett leads the band 1n half -time activitles 100 BEHIND. THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. N REE? ,,, ,355 EE i .s.....f.af.--w-9. M. E-iw: Qi.. . . iii T AE '- Q V' E all-3' ,Z.1'g.f.-5:5 woe M .YI A 4635? - 25 Q ll :fi wig, Sv 'LQ O '-2:2 -' I ' V . ,gi ,ga .L . TMS .. Q 5. 3 ,' .ve .-in ' w if 1.4, 'ififfxwx' 1 ,f , vp, .,, - ll . H , .4 . E . .-as-. A Q ' . 5 . V ' H' Wasil' Q Ig '-fx, 3-Juixitv if'wi,i 5 41 'B 'QF Q 1 Q., ' L- E Q Q' Q ju 1 1 . 7 SITTING: NANCY COX. SEC.: BOB WARREN. PRES.: J. B. SPINKS, DIRECTOR, BETTY WHITMORE, SR, REPRES.: TERRY TURNER, IR. REPRES. STANDING: KEITH HODGSON, SOPH. REPRES.g FRANKIE JACOBS, FRESH. REPRES., JIMMY FROST, Sth REPRES4 LINDA THACKER, SR. REPRES4 MARGARET PULLEY, 7th REPRES. The Smithfield High School Band marched smartly onto the field at the first football game of the year, entertaining the crowds, encouraging the team, and adding to the general excitement of the first game. Besides playing for eight other games the band marched in the Peanut Bowl Parade, the Oyster Bowl Parade, and, of course, Smith- field's own homecoming. A new addition this year was the pep band, consisting of a few members from each section, that played for all pep rallies. In December both traditional and contemporary music was combined for a beautiful Christmas Concert. In March the band participated in the District Band Festival and the Solo and Ensemble Festival, and was very proud that two of its members, Barbara Warren and Frank Fulgham, made All State Band. After marching in the Azalea Festival parade the band ended the year with its spring concert. As is customary the senior members were recognized, most of them having been in the band for seven or eight years. All derived lasting enjoyment from this important part of their school years, The Smith- field High School Band. 101 CHORUS FRONT ROW: M. Sawyerg I. Hemmisg F. Hodgesg J. Edwards: I. B, SPINKS, DIRECTORg L. Carverg V. Feltsg N. Sadlerg D. Winslow. SECOND ROW: J. Mumford. C. Hales, L. Hales: A. Barcroftg C. Rawlsg B. Taylorg P. Herr- manng A. Tomblin. THlRD ROW: H. Lonbergerg M. Coferg J. Hillg C. Howellg P. Reidg M. Bullockg G. Hargraveg B. Whitmore. FOURTH ROW: S. Clarkg I. Westg F. Norsworthyg B. Spadyg I. Edwards, I. Bellg D. Ioynerg A. Moore The chorus presented two concerts this year -- one at Christmas and one in the spring. The chorus sent eleven members, Gloria Hargrave, Chandler Rawls, Pat Herrmann, Frances Hodges, Vicki Felts, Ida Hemmis, Nina Sadler, Betty Whitmore, Patricia Reid, Carolyn Howell, and Melissa Sawyer, to workshop chorus. Three of its members, jimmy West, johnny Edwards, and jim Bell went to All State Chorus. jimmy West was selected to go to State All State . 102 GIFTS PRESENTED AT GRADUATION President, Johnny Stallings presents gift to speaker, Alford. i Principal, Revely accepts gift for directing graduation ceremony Senior sponsors accept gifts for hard work during the year. 103 RAWLQ OUTSTANDING GRADUATE Chandler receives the American Legion Award . . . and Quill and Scroll Scholarship Award . the Doctor Rhea Parker Memorial Award. 104 AMONG MANY Gary King receives the American Legion Award. Irene Griffin receives DAR Award 105 TWO MORE GRADUATES Melsou Clarke receives letter of cornmendation for work on National Merit Scholarship Test. Nancy Cox receives Beta Club Award. 106 RECEIVE RECOGNITION. Nancy Cox receives letter of comrnendation for work on National Merit Scholarship Test. Diploma symbolizes end of school days 107 1 , M: g gum: 'M a , m uf . .,,, .5 ..,, f- ii' ,X F F' Q 1 4 W 2 AUTOGRAPHS 1 R Q if ji? 070 rg Va, ff, Z fd X YQWJE X WM WLffW AUTOGRAPHS C+-5 4 ,,,f 'Ch' A MD ix ? Jak fatoml U: WALL'Q COUNTRY STORE AND SNACK BAR Where the elite meet to eat H ff Ch Wllbg If X H 8 8p d ly 1230 Sp S dy Best Wishes Class of 1963 M: 24 CO4 SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT STCRE r fifl 00 ' Smithfield's Complete Department Store Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes SMITHFIELD FARMERS INC. xv, Building Supplies eww DuPont ff Paints cf ' f 0 Roofing Q Royster Fertilizer Smithfield Virginia Compliments of H. W. LOVE Tax Consultant Smithfield, Virginia C. E. 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'gnuor' 'J S Groceries OIL- I gt General Merchandise .MGAS 'K Specializing in 'Wi Country Meats American Gas and Oil Portsmouth Virginia Bag Coal Smithfield, Virginia BEST WISHES SMITHFIELD DRY CLEANERS Smithfield Virginia us Leading Jewelers Since T878 ' ' Diamonds Watches Silverware Bridal Registry and Repairs Suffolk, Virginia Best Wishes Class of T963 TURNER'S PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Smithfield, Virginia ung- 81 ' 0,4 P U RE I 1' P' ,' o 'Auv.0f' Compliments of YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Home of Botany 500 Clothing in Suffolk Suffolk, Virginia ' Compliments L of I Z SYKES INN TW f fp Smithfield, Virginia THOMAS W. ROBBINS, INC. Furniture and Appliances Phone 357-7171 Smithfield Virginia BREWER'S SUFFO LK MOTOR CO . Buick Pontiac Vauxhall G.M.C. Trucks Used Cars Sales and Service 245 W. Washington SI. Sulifollc, Virginia Phone 359-9948 Meer Your Friends at Carrie's 1 226 Main St. .1 - 2? N 552953 ' ii ' . i,- Dinner Snacks J-fi O f' Sandwiches CARRlE'S DINER Smithfield, Virginia BALLARD AND SMITH INC. Suffolk's Quality Department Store Since 1880 Suffolk Virginia .A i,,1 55.25 'ti-,,,,-i alll!- SMITHFIELD OIL Charles W. White -- Glenn D. Scott WHITE'S T.V. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 357-380i I5OO S. Church Street Smithfield, Virginia 'I COMPANY Compliments 202-208 N. Church SI. of Radio Equipped Trucks wasps 3 SUPERMARKET Phone 357-3571 Smi,hHe,d g Smithfield Virginia Vifginio ' ,- 14 Q5 f GN Smithfield High School Class Rings Supplied By W. C. SAUNDERS 3110 Marshall Street Richmond Virginia Best Wishes BLYTHE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your Massey-Ferguson Dealer Smithfield, Virginia arg 1 Compliments of RUSSELL AND HOLMES Your Friendly Shoe Store Suffolk and Franklin Virginia Best Wishes PAGAN Pl NES RESTAURANT Good Food F ALL gms, Ol' VE Y: --Xb X 1 i-l , -W - ' GQ' 91 'x nl' -I I x '?'?, A . Smithfield, Virginia TURNER 8g CORNETT GARAGE B. T. C. P. Turner, Sr. -- M. M. Cornett General Repairs Auto, Farm Implements, Lawn Mowers, and Electric Welding Phone 357-6741 426 M , ST f . . . . . ann ree Smithfield Virginia SmHh,ie,d, Virginia BEST WISHES BULLOCK FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Smithfield Virginia FUQIHEEE Compliments of COMPANY R. L. MAG-ETTE COMPANY ll3 East Washington St Suffolk, Virginia Phone 539 -7021 HOME TELEPHONE CO. lO4 South Church St. Phone 357-4241 Smithfield, Virginia Water Supply Contractor Smithfield, Va. Wilmington, N.C Resea rch Development Conservation Water Wells for . lndustry . Irrigation .Domestic rf ifl , f-.,. fi? ' f- - 1 , 1 1 :'2f Z 5: l ll target lxltjiyf 1,W,V 7 ., ' ...IIT ' 1 P I ,L I 11 ' . 1 , Q, - - 3 1- 1 g 'ff-vi im' 3 1 1 11 ,-t v . 1- 1 e73-5 iw l eegE1,1.Hl. iw I I ., ,gs - as A so -Q1 gs' -I Av , 9 A if I .. I T-.lzsg V 1 1, files 1, :asv f l' ' nm. R his ill .' 'I .,.,,. EW. K g ,,1l', L 4 All Q! -Y 2 I 'M 14 K fic: gffgg ,Gi 1 W, 4. .J Y - Yi ies J Y 2 igin 'ii' Y 1 GEORGE W. DELK INC. 223-227 lVlain Street Smithfield Virginia Outfitters of the Entire Family ART JONES TRAVEL SERVICE Complete Travel Service No Service Charge Phone 539-8769 I63 North Main Street Suffolk, Virginia SOUTHERN STATES TIDEWATER PETROLEUM COOPERATIVE Gasoline -- Kerosene -- Fuel Oil Tires -- Batteries -- Motor Oil Accessories Phone 242-3841 Windsor, Virginia Compliments of OLDE TOWN SERVICE STATION Battery Park, Virginia Printing ' Engraving Office and School Supplies MODLIN PRINTING CO. The Home of Fine Printing Since I929 Phone 357-5I2I II5 Main Street Smithfield, Virginia SMITHFIELD IMPLEMENT CO International Trucks And Fa rmall Tractors ? l Sales and Service Phone 357-3411 Smithfield Virginia GEORGE M. WATKINS General Merchandise Marine Supplies Boat Loading Ramp Boat For Hire Battery Park, Virginia BEST WISHES , ELSIE BROWN FLORIST T if I, Phone 357-4711 Smithfield, virginia ffk J 'I T 'T Ri !'7x gi S , S I Z7f4X l?l'l I f vx ff fx' ' Qu -Y A SIMPSON'S PHARMACY Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes fi BEST vvi SHES CLASS OF 63 Asif? LEGGETT5 E?Ti 2EcL'2S,gQXifQa3'JZef DEPARTMENT STORE LONG'S SPORT SHOP Newmarket Shopping Center Suiioik Virginia Buckroe Shopping center 245-T523 -- 723-T775 The Complete Sports Shops Compliments of of F0 iloenums its 1 vi E5 SMITHFIELD ,PACKING Clllnc JI .f Xxx E Q','5.Q-if: ,--'1' ,, .'., I :-, E .'I.,4 ,', H A f '.W , sm ' 1:4 ::'A 2 E f ,, , k.',SMlTHFlELD'.,VA, Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 THE TASTEE FREEZ Located one Mile South of Smithfield Smithfield Virginia Compliments of SMITHFIELD HAM AND PRODUCTS CO Packers of Amber Brand and James River Brand Products Smithfield Virginia BEST WISHES CLASS OF '63 R. L. THOMPSON Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contracting Smithfield Virginia BEST WISHES Class of 1963 GWALTNEY INCCJRPORATED Genuine Smithfield Hams Sausage Bacon - Franks Virginia Drugs are our Business Prescriptions Delivery Service Dial 357-5231 Revlon gf Rubinstein Agency Complete Lu ncheonette LITTLE'S 'Qi PHARMACY Smithfield Virginia Congratulations 6. 5. Bubba CS Stands for Consistent Savings and Courteous Service Gfoffiigi at Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE Suffolk, Virginia ex fl' .Qi ' il x ' '2 i Y I' .E is, 1' fl' 4 4- T I lx T . L'--.......-'I ml IS IFQIFIIG f P S 'fhf' ia, v' ' ' Best Wishes GRIFFIS TIRE 8. APPLIANCE COMPANY WILLS' ESSO STATION Goodyear Tires and Tubes DEALER Isle oFWigI'1t, Virginia TIMBER IS A CROP . . . Harvest ItWisely fi 1000 'vnu .QQ 'Gif'-41 ' VIIWCINIA' Qfirfz Q S UNION BAG - CAMP PAPER I CORP. Camp Division Franklin, Virginia 1 Nlanufacturer's Representative to U. S. Armed Forces HOME OFF I CE Smithfield Virginia V. H. MONETTE 8. COMPANY 6. .KS BRANCH OFFICES Anchorage. . . ........... Alaska 133 Luckie St. . . Atlanta London ..... England Frankfurt . . Germany Honolulu . . . Hawaii 1111 E. Lilith St.. . New York Yokohama ...... Japan 1355 Market St. .... San Francisco 2nd and Cherry Blvd. . . lVladrid .......... 4600 Broadway St. .... . llth St. and Grand Ave. . . . Speckels Building .... San Juan ...... Seattle Spain San Antonio Kansas City San Diego Puerto Rico Our Sincere Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1963 BANK OF SMITHFIELD Smithfield Virginia 1891 1963 Old in Experience Young in Methods Competent in Service Let us consult with you about your financial problems Member of Nlember of Federal Reserve System FDIC Compliments of ,NN a l' 1 II' I THE NEW Ti-ioRNToN's ' if 1' fa ' T, :15iazi:'- 'TEE-174 . 2 l I 1 - Cost Less At Thornton's 189 East Washington St. Suffolk Virginia SMITHFIELD AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. Automotive Pa rts gf Supplies Smithfield Virginia MERCHANTS I. O. HILL 8. COMPANY AND FARMERS BANK Established 1891 Dealers in Quality Extends BestWishes Furniture to the 2 H ,E Class of 1963 4 Smithfield Virginia H W,W,... -aar' ' y slgfgeg 1139 West Washington St. Suffolk Virginia PEPSI-COLA Suffolk BOTTLING COMPANY 11 Miles West on Holland Road Phone 539-5711 virginia EPSI' DLA AUTOGRAPHS fl , N CX ,- A I 3:5 39,42 G0 gg 0 xglf 55, QM mi KAIMMOVPK 46 f W ff F W ,J msg, Ni W my Mfwwff W W K f AUTOGRAPHS WV ' ,U ' SVJJPM lj jj .zfgvvhyh M , 0 ,Y - MQ-fd f X ffl gy' W JJ 5 Jw? JJ CYK. ij ki! LVWVL if QU ,fur xy! 595 Qy off SJ Vf HJ - V, x fo N ., Jgfoiymlfpiyw W jf mfqx gf A ,, XV!! wb Dyk! UN ,igfjigv , W X xi ' , N v 'w-J E 5 X 3 f S X Y xi fxggk 'N Q, -Q wa ,151 C 4 Ly, 2-17 ' X 3 4.134 I Qf 5' affine Q0 ,M f 1 5 K, ' 'X J. H , 1 1 1 X , 1 1 . f f ' X 1 5 ' ' ' P ' N' 'f. 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