Smithfield High School - Ham Yearbook (Smithfield, VA)
- Class of 1965
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Introduction The Senior Class of Smithfield High School presents the theme of the 1965 Annual, Through the Years, in an effort to preserve the past heritage of our community and to provide inspiration for future endeavor. Students rapidly go through four years of academic and social preparation without adequate consideration for our local historical landmarks. Perhaps our very heritage prevents us from lingering on our past glories and instills a desire to surpass the ' achievements of our ancestors. Glory, however,' must never be forgotten, but em- ployed as inspiration for the accomplishment of goals, Through the years of high school we have strived diligently to develop mentally, socially, and morally in a manner of which our forefathers would be proud. We, the graduating class, bequeath the contents of our yearbook to all successive classes with the hope that it will add to the heritage of Smithfield High School. l 3 Administration 5 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 29 Academics 41 Organizations 49 Athletics 73 Activities 91 Advertisers 105 Table of Contents wx.. .fa ' ff N, - ,. Ziff' A i -' W' 4f ' wx 4 .,, H ymwmwx ,,,, ,..: ' hr ' 2. ,ff - ff f' ' Aga-,swf va-g,.f 'A ,. - I' , V - - -he fy -'W' 3' V .4 .EI , 'Ez-,.5 f .- ,M-' 1' L flfllu ' Y , ,N :fp ,ff r ' , ' ,sau . 'llffimlgl ww'-Q, ' rw. ' ,A-- 5 .J A Hg e , -- 1 ff' 2 a f' . 'lllllg'-r ' - , K f -' H - - ' NIUE-sf ' KQN , ,I re ,-pf' . Q51 ' if y - 'fn f' M1 -f I- .Lf ' N Y AH J, .i Ah, . M ' ,fffl f ai? 11 we ' -K y,4.Qf ,ff Q I ' J, jaw,- ,-f ' M ff? x. X e- 'f-vi ff K-gl' 1-1 E',4,.,.- .-f -d- ...av .11-4 .11 The Benj amin P. Chapman Memorial Li- brary, built around 1895, was bequeathed . I I to the Smithfield Library Association by m I n I I 9 n Miss Cora leigh Chapman. 5 The School Board 1 T 1 w 1 l!,fg'5 l ' 11 Q. s - -- , The Isle of Wight County School Board represents the people of each district in matters concerning property maintenance and administration of the schools. Mr. Rufus H. Darden, Director of Instructiong Mr. John T. Butler, Newport District, Mr. J. Edward Hall, Windsor District, Vice-Chairman of School Board, Mr. William H. Sykes, Jr. , Town of Smithfield, Chairman of School Boardg Mr. James W. Eavey, Division Superintendent, Mr. Gwaltney W. White, Jr. , Hardy District. Through the years Isle of Wight County has had many outstanding superintendents. The first superintendent, Col. E. M. Morrison, was appointed in 1870 and was succeeded by W. S. Holland in 1882. Dr. Gavin Rawls became superintendent in 1886 and remained until 1922 when L. T. Hall succeeded him. In 1961 Paul W. Col- lins was appointed to the office and his position was filled by James W. Eavey in 1964. Mr. Eavey was born in Weyers Cave, Virginia. He re- ceived his B. S. Degree from Madison College, and his Masters of Education from the University of Virginia. Mr. Eavey started his career as an elementary teacher. He was principal of William Byrd Irmior High School in Roanoke County for five years and was Director of ln- struction in Culpeper County for three years. Snmithfield High School looks forward to the coming years under Mr. Eavey's capable leadership with the antlcipadon of progress. l Mr. James W. Eavy Division Superintendent 6 The Administrative Staff I '21 The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Reveley, Mlr. Saunders, and Mrs. Cox for their many hours of untiring work. Their guidance and interest have contributed to the happiness and success of our school years. Mr. John G. Reveley, Ir. PRINCIPAL B. S. , M. A. Hampden-Sydney College William and Mary College Physics i '53-E or Mr. Richard L. Saunders ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B. A. , M. Ed. Randolph-Macon College Mrs. Sara Cox William and Mary College Kee's Secretarial College for Girls Governgment 7 Q X. .',,.,j W w 1 w ' U sl , My M ' ' im' ,159 M - , . , W W Mrs. Jean Chapman Mrs. Elizabeth B. Rowell B. A. B. A. Mary Washington College William and Mary College Librarian Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary B. Haverty B. S. Longwood College Physical Education Sponsor: Tenth Grade Mr. Benjamin C. Rich B. A. Guilford College Physical Education Varsity Football Coach I. V. Basketball Coach 1 . V, M, mmf wi . . m u uw' .:. W oo o o 4 . ww! 'li uw. WWW lla! A-W, 1ao...,,.sl'.,fpfl.w, I N N 'ki' 'ttf' 1 A iii: ill Sponsor: Varsity Club ' ' 4. My fT gg I K ,X V -1 amp... Q -N 5 , 4. . UA xg X., Mrs. Lillian Turner Longwood College, Radford College English Sponsor: Eighth Grade Mrs. Martha A. Gwaltney B.A. Longwood College English, Latin, Algebra Sponsor: Twelfth Grade, Latin Club Mrs. Jean Clayton B. S. Longwood College English Sponsor: Tenth Grade, The Ham, Quill 8 Scroll x . X y x. M' Mrs. Anne Sykes Mesite . A A B.A.,B.M., M.M. '-H AN' Hollins College X Jfvy Yale University School of M ic F, Spanish, English ul fl l 4 Sponsor: Spanish Club . x Tl V I . 1 alfa, f- f A Ei: nw -f H F lU.F'?rJlwm 7 ' ' W, in .sit u N V3 4 ' lm ugmexiuw N. X . Mr. G. Eugene Barlow, Ir. Mrs, Charlotte Gale B.S. B 5 V. P. I. , Iowa State University Science, General Math, English Sponsor: Ninth Grade .. W mm ' Mrs. Mildred Rainey Longwood College Biology, Chemistry, English Sponsor: Twelfth Grade, Beta Club, Monogram Club IMr. Roy M. Austin B. S. M.rs. E. Lane Beale Madison, William and Mary College B. S. Science, English Mary Washington College Sponsor: Eighth Grade Math, Typing Sponsor: Eighth Grade A 10 University of Virginia Algebra, Geometry, Math Twelve Mr. James A. Roy B. A. William and Mary College Geography, U.S. History, Government, Varsity Basketball Coach, J. V. Football Coach Sponsor: Eleventh Grade Mr. james Duell B. A. Chowan College, Atlantic Christian College Geography, World History, English, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach Sponsor: Ninth Grade Mrs. Marie E. Wilson B. S. , R. N. Longwood College, William and Mary College, R. P. I. , Stuart Circle Eighth Grade History, U. S. History Sponsor: Eighth Grade Mr. J. B. Spinks B. M. Madison College Band, Chorus Sponsor: Music Monogram Club, S. C. A. Mr. A. T. Adams B. S. Hampden-Sidney, V. P. I. Vocational Agriculture Sponsor: F. F. A. tv S .V wwe-f 'H MI's. Alene A. Cox 4 'fix 'VL V. ' ll Ex 'ff' Mr. J. W. Garrett B.S. V.P.I. Agriculture, Shop, General Mechanics Sponsor: Young Farmers Assoc B. S. 1 I Mrs. Violet Barlow Mr. Malcolm L. King, Jr. Longwood College, W111121111 and B.S. V. P. I. MHYY Collegian. V- P- I- Longwood College Distributive Education, General Home Economlcs Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Business SPOHSOY: Tenth Grade, F- H- A' Sponsor: Eleventh Grade, Pig's Sponsor: D. E. Club Tale , Cheerle aders o 0 . o 0 o ...- q, .... 0 ee K 12 fi' David Harvey Luter Mills Robert Pulley, III Thomas Lewis Darden David Bubba Tommy PRESIDENT VICE -PRESIDENT TREASURER Brenda Gail Irvin Brenda SECRETARY Marilyn Epps Bailey Marilyn 1a Donald Charles llBogieII Rebecca Belle Atkins HBE ckyu Bogard Stella I'Anson Bryant Stella 14 -4 Mollie Moore Bullock Mollie Bee Mary Virginia Mary Ellen Willie Carr Linda Lee Carver Ellen Linda Mona Ie an C112.P1'1'l.3.1'1 Cgfer HIHYH Mona Mary Ann Copeland Joseph Ray Copeland Elizabeth Ann Cox llMary Annll IIR-ay!! llAnnll if - Nw -. H w - ' Uiubkif, ,, H . H .ff?5?fQi55SQ'5 N H ii., W wx M H ,- 21-fuffx 1221 , L.., ,l Y VV: 1 15 H ,1 A w H w,1f,ff mlifiir' 'Hifi' Francis Maynard Cox, Ir. William Pritchett Davis Patricia Carol Douglas Francis Bill Trici a A Florence Mae ggwagi Dunning A u Florence JO nn Mary Ellen Edwards Virginia Lee Felts Cheryl Victoria Felts Mary Ellen Ginny Vickie 1 M w .. 16 all Os! x Sandra Ie an Gauldin Mary Ella Geray Quincy Bassett Gilliam, Ir. Mary Ella Buddy - V43 H011 James Wi lli am Goodrich Green Paulette Jim l ti G Horace Dwight Gwaltney Jo Anne Hall George Ernest Hamiltong III Dwight Io Anne George 17 Mildred Louise Hayes Ida LaRue I-Iemmis Shirley Jean Hill lllguisell Illdall lljeanll Keith Owen Carolyn Joyce Hodgson Howell Keith ' Carolyn Bernard Eugene Hyman Ronald Lee Jones Eleanor Jeanette Jordan Bernie Rormie Jeanette 18 I Tina X 11 :er Shelia Jean Joyner Linda Ellen little David Winn Love Shel.ia Linda David Mary Christina Lynn Bloxom Lunson Martin .....,, ,Q Pepper 'A I Robert Edward Miller Elizabeth Anne Minga William Edward Mingin llBo'b'byH UAH-.neil lYBiull 19 B Susan Elizabeth Moffitt Nelson Parker Moody, Jr. Algernon Julius Murphy, Jn. llsusanil IlNe1SOnll IIA. J. ll Sidnel' David Maclrarland Murphy, Ir- I Neblett Sidney Mac C Ronald Payne Numey Edna Watson Powell Richard Emmett Pulley llpluckll IlEdnall llExnInettll El , Q P'-,N , 'r , . .. M. 1, 1 20 Frances Lynn Rawls llLynnll Brenda Reynolds Willie Rountree, II Brenda Billy Betty Je an Nina Mae Rowland Sadler llBettylI llNinall Joyce Elaine Sawyer Judy Marie Sheets Bernard Lee Spady llJoycell lljudyll llBer1,1a-rd!! K 'W X, . I' . nw ..1 El, l um. uw -.. ' ' V 'lz:: HN , Wilbur Edgar Sullivan Wilbur 81,13-'J07'74Glf:'-f,4,n..P 6-i.Q,.9,,j I-1 J VM l? '94 L Hwy? f19,en.,a-f Gaaczf, and l . .e 5 25 . H Mary Annette Taylor Rena Diane Taylor Annette Diane if S.: cAL,, I J fn .'c a ' eJ?o66a e Q IQ? Jack Hampton C'AC1.v-Q.. Tl12lCker vi 9 Thomas Ghqji Zggvlgynn w fs. H-lack., f V-2.1 N ' . 1 .N 94'Sf ,ggav-2fv'- . I L1,Ql,f CQ,-Pfjr amdlx GL fi Jwm lj D5 '5 WX 6-- , 1 TQ 1 olowv ,. Raymond Lee Thomas Raymond Lee Anne Reynolds Tomlin llAnniell 22 James Michael Ward lYMikell Willis Cahoon Watts Linda Catherine Wells Sue Warren Whitley lIBiull Ylundall llsuell Lucinda Otelia Albert Ward Williams Wiley llcindyll llwardll Deborah Anne Winslow William Eugene Wood James Guy Wyatt Debbie Bin Jimmy 23 Honor Graduates - I L ' l. 3 4 Ar- , I ' S , r ,f X. Don Bogard Mary Ellen Edwards Paulette Goodrich Keith Hodgson Shelia Joyner David Love ' David Luter Susan Moffitt Edna Powell Emmett Pulley Raymond Lee Thomas Sue Whitley 24- Senior Directory BECKY ATKINS -- Chorus 15 F. H. A. 1, 25 Alternate Majorette 2, 35 D.E. Club 3, Secretary 4. MARILYN BAILEY -- F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secre- tary 25 D. E. Club 3,45 Annual Staff 4. DON BOGARD -- Booster Club 15 Transfer from Pike High 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Pig's Tale Staff 3, Editor 45 S. I. P. A. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Beta Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Var- sity Club 45 Honor Graduate. STELLA BRYANT -- F. H. A. 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pig's Tale Staff 3, Assistant Edi- tor 45 S. I. P. A. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Annual Staff, Copy Editor 4. MOLLIE BULLOCK -- Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 1,2, 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, Business Manager 45 S. I. P. A. 35 Quill and Scroll 4. ELLEN CARR -- Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Chorus 3,45 Music Monogram Club 4. LINDA CARVER -- J. V. Basketball 15 F. H.A. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 45 All-State Chorus 4, Vice-President. INY CHAPMAN -- I. V. Cheerleader, Co-Captain 15 Homecoming Princess 15 F. H. A. 1, 25 Assistant Prom Chairman 35 Spanish Club 45 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 45 Homecoming Queen. MONA COFER -- J. V. Cheerleader 15 Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 25 Band 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Manager Varsity Cheerleader 45 Annual Staff 45 Workshop Chorus 45 Pig's Tale Staff 4. MARY ANN COPELAND -- Midget Basketball Coach 1,25 Prom Chairman 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Historian 2, Treasurer 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 45 Majorette 45 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. RAY COPELAND -- I. V. Football 15 J. V. Basket- ball 15 Band 1,25 Track 1,25 D.E. Club 3, Parlia- mentarian 4. ANN COX -- Alternate Cheerleader 15 J. V. Basket- ball 25 F. H.A. 1, 35 Pig's Tale Staff 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Chorus 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 An- nual Staff 45 Music Monogram 4. FRANCIS COX -- J. V. Football 1, 25 Pig's Tale Staff 2, 35 Spanish Club 4. TOMMY DARDEN -- J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Football 1,2, 3, Tri-Captain 4, Second Team All District 45 F. F. A. 1, Reporter .2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Federation President 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, President 45 Class Treasurer 4. BILL DAVIS -- Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA DOUGLAS -- Chorus 15 V. Basketball 15 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Manager Varsity Cheerleaders 4. FLORENCE DUNNING -- F. H. A. l, 25 D. E. Club 3, 4. JO ANN EDWARDS -- Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 4. MARY ELLEN EDWARDS -- Latin Club 1, 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Quill and Scroll, Vice- President 45 Music Monogram Club, President 45 Annual Staff 45 Honor Graduate. GINNY FELTS -- Chorus 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 D. E. Club 3, 4. VICKI FELTS -- F. H. A. 1,25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Work- shop Chorus 25 All State Chorus 3. SANDRA GAULDIN -- F. H. A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, District Secretary 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Mono- gram Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. MARY ELLA GERAY -- G. R. A. 1, 2.5 Pep Commit- tee 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Transfer from Warwick High 45 Chorus 45 F. H. A. 4. QUINCY GILLIAM -- Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartermaster 2, Lieutenant 45 Pig's Tale Staff 3, 45 Music Monogram Club 4, Reporter 45 Annual Staff 45 Band Sergeant 3. yin...-s mimi ---.. 'VI , ,..5.,V -a...-, M PAULETTE GOODRICH -- Latin Club 1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3,45 D.E. Club 35 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Honor Graduate. JIMMY GREEN -- J. V. Basketball 15 I. V. Football 15 Baseball 1, 2,45 Varsity Club 4. DWIGHT GWALTNEY -- Football 35 F. F. A. 1, 2,3, 4. JO ANNE HALL -- F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. GEORGE HANIILTON, -- D. E. Club, Promotion Manager 4:7 Annual Staff 4. LOUISE HAYES -- F . H. A. 5 Basketball5 Transfer from Elkton High School 3. IDA HEMMIS -- Pig's Tale Staff 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historia.nf45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Band 45 Spanish Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Workshop Chorus 25 Varsity Girls' Basketball Manager 4. JEAN HILL -- F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Span- ish Club 3, Secretary 45 D. E. Club, Treasurer 4. KEITH HODGSON -- Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 45 Pig's Tale Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 S. I. P. A. 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Music Monogram Club 45 Honor Graduate. CAROLYN HOWELL -- F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Workshop 2, All-State Chorus 45 Pig's Tale Staff 35 Majorette 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. BERNIE HYMAN -- I. V. Basketball 15 Transfer from Oak City High 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Varsity Club.2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 2, 3, Vice President 4. BRENDA IRVIN -- F.H. A. 1,2,35 Latin Club 25 Manager Varsity Basketball 35 Pig's Tale Staff 3, 45 Annual'Staff 45 Cheerleader.45 Monogram Club 45 Class Secretary 4. RAY MAC JONES -- F.F. A. 1,2,3,4. RONNIE JONES -- F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3. JEANETTE JORDAN -- Alternate Cheerleader 15 Pig's Tale Staff 15 Class Secretary 15 F. H.A. 1, 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 45 Annual Staff 45 Monogram Club 45 Spanish Club, Treasurer 45 Homecoming Princess 4. SI-IELIA JOYNER -- J. V. Basketball 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Honor Graduate. LINDA LITTLE -- J. V. Cheerleader 15 F. H. A. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 35 Homecoming Princess 35 Class Secre- tary 35 Pig's Tale Staff 3, Business Manager 45 S. I. P. A. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Annual Staff 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Workshop Chorus 35 Spanish Club 4. DAVID LOVE -- Class Treasurer 15 Latin Club 1, Treasurer 25 Boys' State 35 Class President 35 Beta Club 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Honor Graduate. CHRISTINA LUNsoN -- Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3,45 All- State Band 45 Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 3, 4. DAVID LUTER -- Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,4, Quartermaster 1, Vice President 35 Sergeant 2, 45 Solo and Ensemble Festival 1-, 25 Chorus 1, 35 Work- shop Chorus 35 Class Vice-President 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 An- nual Staff 45 Music Monogram 45 Class President 45 Honor Graduate 5 All State Chorus 4. LYNN MARTIN -- F. F.A. 3,4. BOBBY MILLER -- F. F.A. 1, 25 D.E. Club 35 Span- ish Club 4. ANNE IVIINGA -- F.H.A. 1,2,3. BILL MZINGIN -- J. V. Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Baseball 1,2,35 F.F. A. 1,2, Second Vice-President 35 Varsity Basketball 2,45 Football 1, 2, 3, Tri- Captain 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4. SUSAN MOFFITT -- G. R. A. 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 1, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Council 35 Transfer from Orange High School, Iowa 45 Chorus 45 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Latin Club, Secretary 45 Honor Graduate. NELSON MOODY -- Baseball 1, 35 I. V. Basketball 25 Football 2, 35 D. E. Club 35 Varsity Basketball 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Chorus 4. A. J. MURPHY -- Baseball 1, 2, Manager 15 J. V. Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. SIDNEY MURPHY -- F. F. A. 1, 2,45 D. E. Club 3. MAC NEBLETT -- Photography Club 15 Golf Club 25 Transfer from S-M West High School 35 Spanish Club 3, President 4. RONALD NURNEY -- J. V. Basketball 15 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 3, 4. EDNA POWELL -- Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Pig's Tale Staff 2, 3,45 Girls' State 35 Chorus 1,3,45 F.H. A. 1,2,3, Reporter 45 Band 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 3,45 Workshop Band 35 Music Monogram Club 45 All State Chorus 3, 45 All State Band 45 Honor Graduate. EMMETT PULLEY -- Latin Club 1, 25 Band Drum Major 2, 3, 45 Band Council 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Honor Graduate. ROBERT PULLEY -- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Class Vice- President 4. LYNN RAWLS -- J. V. Cheerleader 15 F. H. A. 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Manager Girls' Varsity Basketball 4. BRENDA REYNOLDS -- Band 1, 2, Executive Board 3, Vice-President 45 Assistant J. V. Basketball Coach 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Monogram Club 45 Annual Staff 4. BILLY ROUNTREE -- Class President 15 J. V. Foot- ball 15 Chorus 15 Boys' State 35 Pig's Tale Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. BETTY ROWLAND -- F. H. A. 1,25 spanish Club 3. NINA SADLER -- F. H. A. 1, 25 Pig's Tale Staff 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Workshop Chorus 2, 3. JOYCE SAWYER -- Class Treasurer 25 F. H. A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian 45 Majorette 3, Head Majorette 4. JUDY SHEETS -- F. H. A. 15 Latin Club 2. BERNARD SPADY -- J. V. Football 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 D. E Club 354. WILBUR SULLIVAN -- F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Foot- ball 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 35 Varsity Club 4. ANNETTE TAYLOR -- Chorus 15 F. H.A. 1,2,35 Latin Club 25 Pig's Tale Staff 2, 35 Beta Club 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. DIANE TAYLOR -- Class Vice-President 15 F. H. A. 1,2, Vice-President 3, State Convention 3, Presi- dent 45 Girls' State 35 Annual Staff 45 Chorus Li- brarian 4. CAROLYN THACKER -- F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, raster- ian 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. JACK THOMAS -- J. V. Football 25 Wrestling 25 Transfer from Warwick High 35 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. RAYMOND LEE THOMAS -- Latin Club 15 President 25 Student Council Vice-President 35 S. C. A. Pres. 45 Spanish Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Beta Club 3,45 Chorus 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Music Mono- gram Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Honor Graduate. ANNE TOMLIN -- Chorus 1,25 F. H.A. 1,2,35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pig's Tale Staff 3, 45 Quill 8 Scroll President 45 Annual Staff 4. MICHAEL WARD -- J. V. Football 25 F. F. A. 2, 3, President 45 Track 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. 5 BILL WATTS -- Chorus 15 Class President 25 J. V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. U LINDA WELLS -- Latin Club 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 25 F. H.A. 1, 2, 35 S.I.P. A. 35 Annual Staff 3, Edi- ,tor 45 Quill 8 Scroll 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. SUE WI-HTLEY -- Latin Club 1, Secretary 25 Pig's Tale Staff 1,2, 35 F. H.A. 1,3,45 S.l.P. A. 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Beta Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Annual Staff 3, Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 45 Honor Graduate. WARD WILEY -- Chorus 1, J. V. Football 1,25 D.E. Club 3, President 45 Spanish Club 45 Annual Staff 4. CINDY WILLIAMS -- I. V. Basketball 15 Chorus 15 Varsity Basketball 2- F. H. A. 1 2 3' D E Club 3 4. 7 7 7 3 ' ' 7 DEBBIE WINSLOW -- F. H. A. 15 I. V. Cheerleader 15 I. V. Basketball 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 35 Homecoming Princess 25 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Monogram Club 3, fa T' ' ' 'f.sQ.Q,,'1,,'1 1 I H. H If 11i5 Mu H in X W H QE! 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Music Monogram Club, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Chorus 1, 25 Vice-President 3, Librarian 45 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming Maid of Honor 45 All-State Chorus 3. BILL WOOD -- Transfer from Wilson High School 3 D.E. Club 3, Vice-President 4. JIMMY WYATT -- Band 1, 2, 35 Junior Varsity Foot ball 25 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Club 4. In Memoriam BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARLOW, III 1946-1962 17 1 ,M wa' ,Qj1.lL,.-Ii -957: i. 3,11 , 1-,Q3 I f, 71 ,, 'Q .yr l1 K, 1 .- 1 J A U Ul'lI0l'S ' X' ' 1 ,'. 1 1 1 1. 11 J.. I 'Q ': 1, .J ,, fl 1!,f J . 1. xl . 30 1 1 f Thomas Martin President Betty Edwards -- Vi ce -President Ronnie Spivey -- S e cretary Frank Fulgham -- Tre asurer Larry Ashby Patricia Ashby Jennifer Batten Carla Bell y f-:Q Q 1.05 C9- JQ -' ESQ' x wx X- -Q0 . QED XXEXQCS?-Sf 3 'LA OV 51-XV ' as a 5 EEBHXWH ff Herbeixggutler I -,Q 'mil 52 wfwcal-165 - X531 N -eiiyl were ff! Q- Qdgibxl Al 11re1i1 QQ Larry Carter Nlichael Carver Billy Cofer Jimmy Cofer Richard Cox Robert Cox Sheila Crocker Katherine Delk Juniors 31 Carlton Drewery Betty Lou Edwards Brian Edwards Wayne Edwards Nancy Elder Jimmy Elliot Pam Eubank Wayne Garrett Cecil Goodwin Walter Grizzard David Gwaltney Jimmy I-Iill fy lj L! l 0 .Sigh ,Q ff fr, fha UW' X Kathy Hobbs E Ioanie I-Iocutt 5 Je an Hontz George Hundley Percy Handley Glenn Jones Jo Ann Jones Glen Jordan David Little Joyce Ann Logan Earline McEnerney Fred Pettigrew 05 vw .M M f Wax Ui. ily Sway uise Rawls Patricia Reeves Marie Robins Bailey Rountree Deborah Sadler Carol Anne Saunders Rebecca Sullivan Deborah Thacker Allen Turner Steve Turner Tommy Turner Betty Underwood Faye Underwood Patricia Warren jo Ann Wells Dewit Wilson J a hmr Joyce Buppert Bruce Butler Sarah Chapman Wilson Chapman i Nancy C lark Barbara Barlow Mal Beale Larry Bell Mary Virginia Berryman Sopo oe Class Millard Davis Dwight Doggett Connie Duncan Pete Edwards Randolph Edwards Shirley Edwards Ronnie D arden 33 Betty Everett Billy Everett Pam Felts Patsy Finley Emma Jean Gale Cindy Gauldin jamie Griffin Martha Sue India Hicks I-Iaupt Bruce Sasser President Beth Hobbs Sophomore Class Sarah I-Iundley Raymond I-Iuxmicutt Nancy lessee Billy jones Tommy jones Charles Little Donald Little Carolyn Joyner S ecre tary Edwin Huber Gloria Hundley 34' Mary Sue Magette James McEnerney Nonnie Lee Minga Gordon Moffitt Linwood Moore Bill Oliver Lydia Ramos S us an Munford Vice President Joanne Nurney Treasurer Frances Richards Coraless Rowland Dianne Spruill H. L. Thacker Anita Saimders J. 1 . . ... - .. ,. , .J -'Lf-L , - fl., H., if X -l f 215 A5 I E-, . , -.f,,i- H- Y v , EC . 3 if 5, 3' t .AL qs: 1 35 Kay Thacker Judy Taylor Charles Vinson 1 6 J., ' fe? J Sophomore Class Jeanne Watkins Steve Wells Cynthia Wiley Beverly Wright it ,Cl ,'J' vi- rl U, 1' M Qi . 'f- .M..ypu -ggi 1 -: Qt -.A 'A 31- i- ij W , It iuimy My , , W W gggliqirl'-5 1 sing- ,v H - ww? 1 ax r v y M' r ff L Bonnie Copeland Bill Cross Dorothy Ann Cutchins Nancy Drewcry joan Edwards joe Edwards Nancy Kay Edwards Wayne Elliot Debbie Eubanlc Linda Fitzgerald Carol Foote Katherine Gale Brenda Garner Parke Griffin Bob Godfrey Sharon Griffin -- President Carol Spivey -- Vice-President Evelyn Shearin -- Secretary Hutter Gale -- Treasurer - ' fl F J Christine Austin i A. W lretta Baldwin '-'- - Barnes Batten Q Van Batten ' Lois Earl Beale ' H 5 X Susan Carver s . Harriet Chapma . Bobby Christian - Keith Clarke ' Anne Cof er it r ,R . H .Q r ' Q' Linda Sue jones Kenneth Jordan june Joyner Shirley Raye Joyner Charles Lucas Cathy McCrea Bob Moffitt Charles Moody Johnny Moody Ann Mountj oy Douglas Hales A Paul Hines Sherilyn Hodgson Donnie Home , , mm 1 ' , ' we - me ww im H ,E N :F 5 n L n ' N Freshmen 3. was Hi f h 37 v w Pamela Nurney Buddy Pittman Willa Sue Powell Margaret Pulley Donna Roeder Allen Sadler Marian Smith jerry Joe Stevenso Robby Taylor Linda Tollison Freddy Walls Jimmy Warren Jerry Wells Bobby Wooster Jenny Yeoman of V 'Nfl ' ag 'lf bis? x 'S ! 1f 55:11 .5 1 55' T. A gf if , oil l ffnlrgj 'fx it l r ,nu , Xe. T1 Q :l3?E'??? 1 .- iw .. QW Eighth Grade l Q G B ' Q, , ' L y no, ' ily l V ' c M 'fifiilfsi , ,X I W if M N ' av W -' , B W i gi lt' . B' X' as Al i G ' C 1 . E l FJ L L W., I is ew H X 14 fix .WE fm, ,Q l 1 ' 1 . 2 J 2 3' ,- -ei . f V v s K W ': :. :.'I wi. YJ T ' '-iss ' .-' 3?-. 5527 -L e a-4 Y x ' flf' 'iff 5 fiwk , -1 w w Y ff . 1 Q ' I w f' 5-f - 5, .. . T- -, J' 'C ' 4' T , '- .1 J ' 7 l I 1 S M . -H.'-I X H. ,A: f- W ' , in ff. seine H .. H 'Q-Y 1 4.5. ff W V 1 H' ,gf A :, 7 ul i L - 'l A ,b as ,f ..f. -, , , ,- ,. . ,. -I 7 w ,a-9 :H 7- w x. -K .. aa., . :acid f , , i ages, -X I. , ' A ' . , sf- , ,, ' me . -7 '--- an ' , ui A , w SL In. -wir -- 1- ' M jf ' if . lrfy 1 -1 I ' 4K is if I , ul' J . . l ,. I , x , ,- , rr V 4 f. . . Y . B , ,ig , W iw, -,-Jw - 'A ' , 1 M. ,,,,..,.., 4 l ' if ' ,mi-ggggfl la? 'H . ' E 'A 'Qs f .g S 1 ., I , , V . . I K C- . 11.5 L . w V P, in F. 1 X yi: Y H ., I fr.. as 'url in '4 l 2 - 5 X' ' Ig: 0 ll '4 A A J Q? aa N P, in George Huber Billy I-Iutchens Donna Ann johnson Frances johnson Bucky Jones Butch jones 38 Cathy Barlow Janie Bell Marcia Bogard Glenn Brown Wesley Brown Bobby Carr Susan Carter Rose Mary Cofer Hill Cox Diane Crocker Randy Crocker Carol Cimdeff Curtis Lee Darden Margaret Delk Jean Doggett Betty Sue Edwards Connie Edwards Mike Ellis Buddy Eubank Eugene F. Evans James Fowler Dickie Gill Susan Gilliam Donald Wayne Gwaltney Mary Lou Hall jack Hamilton David Harris David Hearn Joe Hodges Linda Ray Holleman Eighth Grade L. F. King Susan Lane A Larry Lester ' Bobby Little -V L v Barbara Little . , ' 4 yl 'uf , Q .ny My I , aw, .,,.., , Thomas Wayne Logan Frances Lucas 'L - ii Sue Lunson ,V jj. A A lg H Margaret Moody ' 5: . ' ' Faye O'Berry ' 'ai' H. if .Y - F'-41 74 1 , ' ' Kaye O'Berry ., V Bob Oliver S .4 joan Peeling 'f' ' ' Pam Pierce r ' , Diane Pittman A ' wg, ' 1- 1 7 x n X' VPN,- Clara Rife J, Pearl Roark ' P X ' 7 Anne Robbins ', QM kj ' X , A-V - Sylvia Anne Robertson ' 'Q 'Y 1 ' Y ' Joyce Rowland I . , A - Barbara Saunders A N 9 f Parks Scott A' ' Billie Sue Sheeler ' . - A V JO Am sheets , L j ii ' . f . ' Mike Smith -1 ' FQ' 4 N 7 ' nne Omas ,,, .- .. V Warren Thomas -,:2 -':' 1. ' 'f , Debbie Sue Turner A 7 -7 - r'-.E A ' I Anna Katherine Watkins N ' L : Marcia Wells ' A 7 f ' g r ' 'll I Tommy West - Darlene White 1. 1 cmiswhnexlead S .Q Janet Whitley , X b . iN ,ff Bonnie Wilkes Y WW Beth Winslow Connie Lee Woolman N 4 39 'Q ,V 1 . ff' x ' X L, y , V - - .X wi I v- 1 .aww -' .. V , B f- - my 5 ' Q - if f 4 i ,L w , ' T ' ' W V . . ?'riLi1 L ' ' ' rare? ' xg--'fn' -V V 2 5, Q -V5 Effg-fi . ,, 55331 '- .1 Jiri' '. ' W ,. , V 3 ra. Q , ip ew'- , Qi' ' ff gag: q ., ,Qi 'G Hg A ' ,, y M ss., , .A 1 W ,-., ,., ,...- - , '- , Rin i! ky I V 1 ff ' , - 1,321 V ' ,iff ' i'..., ,. V., 2 '.' V V 1. ,. .-. EF uh, A .3 Vai Y, If M N N W! Mg Y Y ' ,,.g3.5l ,MVK Aw-wwf? ' :mf Wjxw r i ws ev i , ' 'Iw,,f,.'-355159, 1 :Qyr , ' K L il . .ia- Girl! What Girl! Two's a company, three's a crowd. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to TI-IE BEATLES. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Boy! Was that a RUFF weekend! Which one will be your lucky wife? So this is what the girls see in SEVENTEEN! ?! ? 40 W Double, double toil and troub1e5 fire bum, and caldron bubble. Beta BEATLE turns math teacher Spanish composition -- Rats, Fumes, and Emmett. x sx 5 9 l E N 1' A1 QM, Buj: VMI 15 a IT1111t3.1'y school for BOYS! 'Em - p BEEELP , pen. if S5155 ffffuh M E ,MEI An interesting story, huh, juniors? 44 fiffgfifm if T I W gf i V E , xi: L S mt w r. sxcnzum 'Hifi Rountree, Secretary of Tomorrow ?! ?! Serious Seniors silently sigh! ! 45 egsztifgf 11 In Bookkeeping I'm always unbalanced! No, Pam, a taste bud is NOT a flower! 'R-, . 'E- 5,1 Q we l I'd rather READ than SWITCH. False face must hide what the stomach will soon know! 46 Ffffwi .Ai ' I ici22112e5nYou must be the world s worst Anne, gumming up the Works! 'L.-. , But Mr. Spinks, that's not the way the BEATLES sing it! YN xx If Ihad a hammer, I'd hammer . . 47 gmlvwuuw W , , . Wufvikan FH-pw-wg -pt, Studying in study hall? X n. 5 5 A ,QU g, t lryfgf yy A x V .1 -W-TM Nl to jack and his little black book. Serenely I hold my hands in thought. 2 2. - - -555-s DMM lllln ' W' ' I? l t 8 3:14 -- Everybody scatter. 48 'I The residence of Julius D. Gwaltney was built by his father, P. D. Gwaltney, Jr. , in 1900. It is an excellent example of the Victorian architecture. Ham Staff 1965 Sue Whitley, Editor, Mollie Bullock, Business Manager, Mrs. I. Clayton, Sponsor, Iny Chapman, Assistant Editor. The Annual Staff has labored industriously to produce a yearbook which will promote pleasant memories as Through the Years the graduates recall the school days at their alma mater. The capable staff under the leadership of Mrs. Jean Clayton, has surmounted many obstacles including the loss of our elected editor, Linda Wells. The ability of the new editor and assistant editor has been reflected in the capable manner in which they proceeded in spite of difficulties. Meeting the deadlines and getting the multiples ready for the publishers were the most vexing tasks, but the staff saw the final culmination of their ambitious and tedious hours of planning and effort. Earning enough money to publish the yearbook was accomplished by the business staff . Besides annual sub- scriptions and soliciting advertisements, they sponsored a carwash, bake sale, basketball dance, pop bottle collection, and paper drive. The staff's able photographer captured the year's events in a form that will provide an inspiration for memories The Annual Staff hopes that students and teachers will find a complete and interesting chronicle of their life at Smithfield High School during the past year. Ward Wiley, Billy Rountree, Don Bogard, SPORTS, Keith Hodgson, PHOTOGRAPHER. 50 SEATED: Shelia, Joyner, Diane Taylor, Stella Bryant, Copy Editor, Ann Tomlin, Ann Cox. STANDING: Mona Cofer COPY, Marilyn Bailey, Mary Ann Copeland, Art Editor, Annette Taylor, Sandra Gauldin, ART. ,ix x I I I ,f H X x kj s E l lm pix: hiffz-Jtliiixr---,,r fr C A xc SEATED: Carolyn Howell, Brenda Reynolds, Mollie Bullock, Business Manager, Lynn Rawls, Brenda Irvin. STANDING: Ida Hemmis, BUSINESS, Mary Ellen Edwards, TYPIST, George I-I amilton, BUSINESS , Paulette Goodrich, TYPIST, JoAnn Edwards, TYPIST. -3, -WLM, - SEATED: Jeanette jordan, Layout Editor, Patricia Douglas, lny Chapman, Linda Little, Debbie Winslow, LAYOUT. STANDING: Betty Edwards, junior Representative, Frank Fulgham, junior Representative, Raymond Lee Thomas, LAYOUT, Carol Ann Saunders, junior Representative. X.. 2 rry, W 51 W A , f fwfr H X- 19,4 The Pigs Tale 'll' 30' , WY , Stella Bryant, ASSISTANT EDITOR, Mrs. Violet Barlow, SPONSOR, Linda Little, BUSINESS MANAGER, Don Bogard, EDITOR. Every six weeks the students of Smithfield High School look forward to the school newspaper, the Pig's Tale. Each issue contains articles about sports, club activities, forthcoming events, new students, new teachers, and editorials about school life. The final issue of the Pig's Tale is devoted to the seniors. All commencement exercises and special awards are announced. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Violet Barlow, the Pig's Tale is published by a staff of selected students who are interested in journalism. Hard work is necessary to produce our paper since the actual reporting, proofreading, and photo- graphing are done by the staff. The paper is financed by ads from the merchants of Smithfield and surrounding areas, and proceeds from the school dy pictures. on the Pig's Tale. , 52 Mrs. Barlow, Bogie and Keith at work QMj,,f,2a4A,:.,Z2Za a ,H ,-A w-7 -aj--f5f'7.L'ff Y -D I sg' M- fifa-f..,' a ' X I-Li' 4' ef' F I SEATED: Nancy Elder, FASHIONS, Patricia Douglas, CIRCULATION, Mona Cofer, Carla Bell, Katherine Delk, jennifer Batten. STANDING: Anne Tomlin, REPORTERS5 Kathy Hobbs, STUDENT OPINION, Jeanne Watkins, Carolyn Joyner, REPORTERS3 Larry Carter, Deborah Thacker, Faye Underwood, CIRCULATION. vi 'S 5 J I ' FN 21 - X Ni 1- .E i M nik- Y M - .Q -' - , E a ' I W H Y g lj: .,,:,., i n Ab- I A E SEATED: Louise Rawls, ADVERTISING, Mary Anne Copeland, ART, Jo Anne Edwards, Brenda Irvin, Paulette Goodrich, TYPISTSQ Sue Whitley, FEATURES. STANDING: Marie Robbins, Iny Chapman, ADVERTISING, Emmett Pulley, SQUEALS and GRUNTS: Quincy Gilliam, ADVERTISING, Billy Rountree, Carol Ann Samm- ders, SPORTS EDITORSg Betty Edwards, FMTURES, 53 ' I Z5 094-own' fave syl- Beta Club XX Carol Anne Saunders, Secretary- Treasurerg Percy I-Iundley, Vice- Presidentg Mrs. Charlotte Gale, Sponsor, Sue Whitley, President. l I -' 'N-.R ll9'g-- V Y.T'lT'7' , if la. N, The Beta Club, a national honor society, consists of Juniors and Seniors who have achieved academic excellence and have shown leadership abilities. To be chosen for member- ship a student must maintain a B average in academics and meet the approval of the faculty and present Beta mem bers. The club sponsors the first football dance and each month UNO members of the club present the assembly program. In November The Beta Capers are presented to finance a 5100 scholarship presented to a worthy senior and send the members to the Beta Convention which is held alternately at Richmond and Roanoke. As its main endeavor for this year the Beta Club introduced the Smithfield Scholastic Letter to be awarded to students who maintain at least a B average in five subjects for the first five, six weeks of the year. Final decision was made by the teachers and the letters were awarded at tap- ping ceremonies in May. Funds for purchasing the letters were provided by the P. T. A. The Beta Club hopes this will provide an incentive for better academic achievement as well as recognize worthy students. The Club and its sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte Gale, strive diligently achieving goals to distinguish one of the smallest clubs in the state. URW A.-pi FIRST ROW: Frank Fulgham, Betty Baker Edwards, Marie Robbins, Carla Bell. SECOND ROW: Raymond Lee Thomas, David Love, David Luter, Michael Carver, Don Bogard. 54 Senior Betas ,-I E531 Sue Whitley . Q , I if 4 NBf V1 I Y- -, E 5- 5 V C' Don Bogard David Lut David Love Raymond Lee Th 55 Student Cooperative Association Susan Mumford, Secretary-Treasurerg Raymond Thomas, President, Mr. J. B. Spinks, Sponsor, Brian Edwards, Vice,-President. Self government is extended to our students under the Student Cooperative Association. Each class elects representatives to the Student Council and they serve as the governing body, striving to form rules, execute projects, and support activities of the school. The Council Worked this ye ar to promote sportsmanship and school spirit and also helped to maintain the school grounds. In November the Council attended a district meeting at Norview High School and in April, a representative group was present at the state S. C. A. Convention at Martinsville High School. Under the sponsorship of Mr. J. B. Spinks the Council labored constantly to improve Smithfield High School. The Council leaves for Norview for the District Convention. A -.ff-1v 'T i ee , 2515552 Wi H S ' ss ' 'W , ,i 5 ,we- -.ee'-4' . Quill and Scroll Anne Tomlin, President, Linda L fx Little, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Jean Clayton, Sponsor, Q.. Mary Ellen Edwards, Vice- President. 'Q' The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. Members are selected from juniors and Seniors who have shown outstanding ability in the field of journalism and rank in the upper one- third of their class. With the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. jean Clayton, the Quill and Scroll compiled a student handbook at the beginning of the school year to acquaint freshmen and new students with regulations, organizations, and faculty of the high school. ln March, the Quill and Scroll held a very interesting chapel program and recog- nized their new members. During the summer the club members sponsored a pancake supper to send seven delegates to the S. I.P. A. Convention in Lexington, Virginia, and to present a scholarship to an outstanding senior at graduation. The Quill and Scroll enjoyed monthly programs and visited the Daily Press Office in Newport News. SEATED: Sue Whitley, Anne Tomlin, Mrs. jean Clayton, Sponsor, Mary Ellen Edwards, Linda Little. STANDING: Don Bogard, Debbie Winslow, Stella Bryant, Mollie Bullock, Linda Wells, David Luter, Keith Hodgson. is -177 ,gd Y? EKN' -rl Jitsu lgll H 1 57 ll Distributive Education Club Jean Hill, Treasurer, Ward Wiley, President, Mr. Malcolm King, Sponsor, Ray Copeland, Parlimen- tariang Bill Wood, Vice President, George Hamilton, Promotion Manager, Becky Atkins, Secretary. The purpose of the Distributive Education Club is to train students in the field of marketing and distribution. This year D. E. was offered to Sophomores and their member- ship strengthened the club and made it more vital. During National D.E. Week, the club featured articles in the local paper to inform citizens of their purposes and activities. D.E. Day, held at Southern Department Store provided the club with management experience and a percentage of the sales. The District Contests were held at Suffolk High School with our club as co-host. Students participated in ad- layout, job interview and sales demonstration contests. The annual Employer-Employee Banquet was held in the Spring to show appreciation to the bosses. Dele- gates were sent to the state contest at Newport News. Sponsored by Mr. Malcolm King, the D. E. Club achieved outstanding and laudable accomplishments. 1 FIRST ROW: Jean Hill, George Hamilton, Ward Wiley, Mr. King, Bill Wood, Ray Copeland, Becky Atkins. SECOND ROW: Frances Gardner, Janice Vick, Martha Haupt, Gloria Hundley, Nancy Jessee, Joyce Buppert, Pam Felts, THIRD ROW: Shelia Crocker, Ginny Felts, Patty Frost, Susan Kirk, Pat Hodges, Lydia Ramos, Joanne Nurney. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Bailey, Cindy Williams, Billy Brown, Allen Turner, George Hundley, Billy Cofer, Anita Saunders, Frances Richards. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Garrett, Jackie Everrett, Wayne Edwards, DeWitt Wilson, Cecil Goodwin, Bernard Spady, Linwood Moore, Nonnie Lee Minga. 58 ,, A vi qlffik Bill convinces the customer that his Becky, the efficient cashier, works merchandise is the best. hard to please. X Z VOCATIONAL UNDERS TAN D ING LEADERSHIP J: Q , 5 CMC DEVELOPMENT - - coNsc1oUsNEss 4,04 X ,, lor? Q lvl 6 1 Qc' I xi, x Ju A X' 9+ v 4 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE Iljfiif -, V. Q, I . f-f Hwy George puts a Tiger in the tank. DeWitt puts prices on merchandise. 'A WW K -.47 3-Q--was-H ff Billy adjusts produce to suit the customer. Shelia straightens counter after a busy day. Future Homemakers of America SEATED: Diane Taylor, President, Mrs. Alene Cox, Advisor, Patty Frost, Vice- President. STANDING: Mary Ann Copeland, Treasurer, JoAnn Nurney, Secretary. The Future Homemakers of America chose as their goal this year Action for Citizenship. By developing pro- grams under such topics as Being a Good Family Member is a Part of Citizenship and Making Virginia's Homes Safe and Beautiful, the F. H. A. hoped to stress their goal. The club honored National F. H. A. Week by being king to teachers. They also sponsored, during the year, a faculty car wash and basketball dance, can goods collection for needy families at Thanksgiving, and a ham dinner in the spring. The annual Federation Dance, held at the Suffolk Shrine Club, was a festive affair with twenty-one couples attending. The F. H. A. , directed by Mrs. Alene Cox, proved extremely beneficial to the school and the entire com- mtmity. if-fl' T EQ: 1'T:12f ' - FIRST ROW: Betty Scott, Susan Lane, Frances Lucas, Sylvia Robertson, Dianne Pittman, Billy Shuler. SECOND ROW: Joan Peel- ing, janet Whitley, Pam if Pierce, Joanne Sheets, Anne Thomas, Connie Woolman. THIRD ROW: Anna Katherine Watkins, Linda Lester, Kaye O 'Berry, Clara Rife, Darlene White, Faye O'Berry, Joyce Row- land. 60 ff' ,. y, .Z Sify- . H 1: V A .1 'A rw . i - T f , . g A M FIRST ROW: Anne ' i ' it Mountjoy, Sherlyn Hodg- son, Dorothy Cutchins, Nancy Drewery, Linda Sne Jones, Joan Edwards. SECOND ROW: Lois Beale, Jenny Yeoman, W I Il Dianne Spruill, Nancy Kaye Edwards, Katherine Gale, Brenda Garner. THIRD ROW: Pam Nur- ney, Bonnie Copeland, lretta Baldwin, Carol Foote, June Joyner. FIRST ROW: Mary Virginia Berryman, Shirley Edwards, Cindy Gauldin, Jan Manning, Emma Gale, Jo Ann Wells, Selma I-lundley, Cynthia Wiley, Jeanne Watkins, Beverly Wright. SECOND ROW: Deborah Thacker, Deborah Sadler, Jamie Griffin, Diane Taylor, Kay Thacker, Ruth Berryman, Mary Ann Copeland, Carolyn Joyner, Carolyn Camper, Sarah Chapman, Sandra Gauldin, Patty Frost. THIRD ROW: Lynda Darden, Jo Ann Nurney, Judy Taylor, Joyce Sawyer, Joyce Logan, Ida Hemmis, Sue Whitley, Mona Cofer, Carolyn Howell, Carolyn Thacker, Jo Ann Jones, Martha Houpt, Nancy Lee Clark, Gloria I-lundley. N.- 61 rich, D ebbie Winslow, Monogram Club a Mollie Bullock, Secretary-Treasurerg Mrs. Char- lotte Gale, Sponsor, Mary Ann Copeland, Presi- dent. 1 ii 5 ,-'l FIRST ROW: Carol Ann Saunders, Marie Robbins, Louise Rawls, Betty Under wood, Mary Sue Magette, Carolyn Joyner. SECOND ROW, SENIOR MEMBERS: Brenda Reynolds, Brenda Irvin, Sandra Gauldin, Ellen Carr, Paulette Good- jeanette Jordan. All girls who have lettered in varsity basketball or cheerleading qualify for the Monogram Club. The most event- ful activity of the year is the choosing of the Homecoming Court to serve the Queen who is chosen by the Varsity Club. By secret ballot each class se- lects candidates of their choice. The Monogram Club considers the choices and selects also by secret ballot the class Princesses and the Senior Maid of Honor. The Club orders the tradi- tional flowers for the Court. The Mono- gram Club is proud to carry out this duty every year. The new members rec the Monogram Club emblems to wear with pride on their white Monogram blazers. eive SENIOR MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: A. J. Murphy, Don Bo- gard, Wilbur Sul- livan, David Love, jack Thomas. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Nurney, Bernie Hyman, Bernard Spady, Bill Mingin, Jim- my Green. THIRD ROW: jimmy Wyatt, Tommy Darden, Robert Pulley, Mr. Ben Rich, Sponsor, Michael Ward, Bill Watts. FIRST ROW: Percy Hundley, jackie Everett, Glenn Jones, George Hundley, Jerry Brown, SECOND ROW: Larry Price, Richard Boyd, Brian Edwards, Larry Bell, Billy Cofer, THIRD ROW: Walter Griz- zard, jimmy Cofer, Robert Cox, Cecil Goodwin, Larry Carter. Varsity Club The Varsity Club reserves its membership to those boys who have earned a letter in football, baseball, basketball or track. Club members are easily distinguishableby their impressive blue and gold jackets on the back of which they wear their letters and on the sleeve the number of their uniform. Membership is an honor and jackets are a thing of great pride to the members. Activities during the year include spon- soring the homecoming dance and selling refreshments at the home basketball games. Proceeds are used to finance half the price of each new jacket. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Ben Rich the varsity boys have an occasional recreational activity and leave a useful gift to the school at the end of each year. 63 Latin Club -5...-v SEATED: Mrs. Martha Gwaltney, Sponsor, Carolyn Joyner, President, Susan Mumford, Vice President. S'l ANDING: Susan Moffitt, Secre- tary, Nancy Clarke, Treasurer. The Latin Club is an organization for all second year Latin students and the first year students who have a B average for the first semester. Its purpose is to ap- ply the knowledge acquired in the class room to the less serious side of life. The members have an opportunity to enjoy Latin and to develop more extensive learning of the subject. The club met monthly this year and the members presented programs about Ro- man history, traditions, and mythol- ogy. ln February the Latin Club held its annual initiation of new members, a festive occasion when they dressed as gods and goddesses of Roman mythol- ogy. The high-light of the year was a banquet given in the true Roman style. The Latin Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Martha Gwaltney, strives to preserve an interest in the classics and to prove that Latin is never a dead language. 17 SEATED: Cindy Gauldin, Shirley Edwards , Barbara Alice Barlow, Billy Everett. STANDING: Jeanne Watkins, Dwight Doggett, Bruce Sasser, Sarah Chapman, Joyce Ann Logan. 64 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Anne Mesite, promotes interest in the Spanish Language, and customs. First year Spanish students who have a C+ average and all sec- ond year students are eligible for membership. The club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade . The theme was a Spanish Burro and even though it was dampened by rain, it proved to be a great success. The highlight of the year was the banquet, held in Spanish tradition with authentic decorations. The year closed with a picnic honoring the Senior club members. Top To Bottom: FIRST ROW: Mollie Bullock, Francis Cox, Ward Wiley, Robert Pulley, Ernmett Pulley. SECOND ROW: Tina Lunson, Annette Taylor, David Luter, Nelson Moody. THIRD ROW: Ann Cox, Debbie Winslow, Shelia Joyner, Keith Hodgson. FOURTH ROW Iny Chapman, Sue Whitley, Anne Tomlin, Bobby Miller. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Thacker, Patricia Douglas, Linda Little, Stella Bryant. Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Wayne Logan, Larry Wheeler, David Wise, David Hearn, L. F. King, Curtis Darden, Parks Scott, Richard Griggs, Steve Wills. SECOND ROW: Larry Price, Richard Boyd, Glenn Jordan, Mike Ward, Mr. J. W. Garrett QAdvisorl, Mr. A. T. Adams QAdvisorj, Bernie Hyman, ,Timmy Hill, Edwin Huber, Jimmy Warren, Robbie Taylor, Charles Little. THIRD ROW: james Crawley, jerry joe Stephenson, Glenn Brown, Richard Cook, Tommy jones, Bobby Gay, Larry Ashby, Robert Wells, Ir., Sidney Murphy, Eddie Rae Scott, James McEnerney, Randolph Edwards, Kenneth Jordan, I-I. L. Thacker, Donald Little, Larry Jones, Ronnie Nurney, Pete Edwards, Lynn Martin. FOURTH ROW: Donald Gwaltney, Warren Smith, james Fowler, Larry Crawley, Billy Minton, Larry Lester, Wayne Elliot, Billy Skinner, Bobby Wooster, Buddy Pittman, jack Min- gin, Dwight Gwaltney, Ronnie jones, Wilbur Sullivan. OFFICERS: Mike Ward, President, Bernie Hyman, Vice -President, Tommy Darden, Secretary, jimmy I-Iill, Treasurer, Glenn jordan, Reporter, Edwin Huber, Sentinel. There were fifty-six active members in the Future Farmers of America for the 1964-65 year. The club, advised by Mr. I. W. Garrett and Mr. Pey- ton Barlow who recently replaced Mr. A. T. Adams, participated in the Annual Peanut Federa- tion Forestry Judging Contest held at Great Bridge in October. Members of the club also participated in the Federa- tion Crops Judging, Livestock Judging Contest and MOTTO: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve COLORS: National Blue G Corn Gold the Local Tractor Driving Contest sponsored by the Smithfield Ruritan Club. A record number of entries were made in the Isle of Wight Junior Market Hog Show and Sale, and the Baby Beef Show and Sale. In December eighteen Green Hands, or new members, were initiated into the chapter. To raise money for activities, the club sold ads to the F .F.A. Calendar and also sold Christmas Cards. Marching Band 7T 1Y'1:. 18' 4757: SEATED: Frank Fulgham, President, Brenda Reynolds, Vice-President, Mr. J. B. Spinks, Directory Edna Powell, Secretary-Treasurer, Librarian. STANDING: Raymond Lee Thomas, Captaing Quincy Gilliam, Lieutenantg David Luter, Sergeantg George Huber, Quartermastem Randy Crocker, Quartermaster. 67 I ' 24 1 55' This year the band proudly carried the name of Smithfield High School to the Oyster Bowl Parade, Peanut Bowl Pa- rade, Azalea Festival, and the Kiwanis Band Muster. They added color to the football games and helped cheer the team to victory. Edna Powell, Frank Fulgham, Rosemary Lunson and Christina Lunson attended All-Regional Band. The S .H.S . Band presented one concert the last of February and another in the spring . The band has done much to instill in our school a sense of pride . FLUTE AND SAXOPHONE SECTIONS FIRST ROW: Carla Bell, Woody Chapman, Debbie Mountjoy. SECOND ROW: Willa Sue Powell, Brenda Reynolds, Frank Fulgham, Debbie Turner, Margie Eavey. .al A. ye, 1 '- , 3, !i-A H. . CORNET SECTION FIRST ROW: Ricky Ienison, Littleton Minga, Ann Cofer, Keith Hodgson, Jimmy Pape, Roger Beale. SECOND ROW: Bucky jones, jimmy Stoup, Buddy Eubank, Herbert Butler, Raymond Lee Thomas, Tommy jones, Danny Smith. 68 Mjff S' Qijgiew DRUM SECTION 4 FIRST ROW: Ida Hemmis, Quincy Gilliam, Steve jones SECOND ROW: Gary,Turner, Mike Smith, Raymond I-Iunnicutt, Thomas Martin, Randy Crocker. BRASS SECTION SEATED: Tina Lunson. STANDING: Herbert Edwards, Hill Cox, Rosemary Cofer, George Huber, joe I-lodges. 69 DRUM MAJOR: Emmett Pulley 70 Chorus T1 FIRST ROW: jo Ann Wells, Pat Hodges, Rebecca Sullivan, Mr. J. B. Spinks fDirectorj, Io Ann Edwards, Nina Sadler, Mary Ella Geray. SECOND ROW: Ruth Berryman, Frances Richards, Gladys Eley, Gloria Hundley, Janis Manning, Mary Ellen Edwards, Patricia Warren. THIRD ROW: Ann Cox, Mona Cofer, Susan Self, Mollie Bullock, Ellen Carr, Susan Moffitt, Carolyn Howell. FOURTH ROW: Bernie Hyman, Deborah Sadler, Edna Powell, Deborah Thacker, Bernard Spady, Raymond Lee Thomas. Not seen in picture: Vickie Felts. The Chorus may be well satisfied with their progress under the direction of Mr. I. B. Spinks. The Chorus presented a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert, led the stu- dent body in singing carols at the Christmas Assembly, and sang special music at gradua- tion. This musical organization is self-governed by a group of elected officers who make sugges- tions and improvements and attend to the business. Janis Manning, David Luter, Carolyn Howell, Linda Carver, and Edna Powell were chosen to attend All-Regional Chorus. FRONT ROW: Diane Taylor, Librariang Linda Carver, Vice -President. CENTER: Mr. I. B. Spinks, Director. TOP ROW: Debbie Wins- low, Librarian: Nelson Moody, President. Not seen in picture: Ida I-Iemmis, Secretary Treasurer. 71 Music Monogram Club FIRST ROW: Ann Cox, jennifer Batten, Pat Hodges, Tina Lunson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Reynolds, Betty Edwards, Edna Powell, Ellen Carr, Pam Eubank. THIRD ROW: David Luter, Frank Fulgham, Thomas Martin, Herbert Butler, Raymond Lee Thomas. SEATED: Mary Ellen Edwards, President, Mr. I. B. Spinks, Sponsorg Carla Bell, Treasurer. STANDING: Debbie Winslow, Secretary, Quincy Gilliam, Reporterg Keith Hodgson, Historian. The Music Monogram Club, sponsored by Mr. 1. B. Spinks, is a rewarding activity for students participating in music. Its purpose is to promote an interest in music and music education throughout the school and community and to encourage band and chorus unity. Membership is limited to twenty Students who have a C average, a music letter, and musical ability. New members are selected by the club at the end of each school year. The club had bulletin board displays and articles in the newspaper to inform the community of the activities of the music department . 72 1 vs- Football The Packers ended the 1964 season with an impressive 8-2 record . The loss of ten letter- men from the previous championship year did not dampen the team's spirit which proved outstanding again this year. Coach Rich and assistants Duell, King, and Roy put the Packers through strenuous workouts and after days of drills and practices the Packers were in excellent condition. Featured games were with Northampton and Group 1-A Suffolk, both arch-rivals. The Packers defeated Northampton in a tough battle, 19-7. Although a Group -1A school, the Red Raiders proved to be no trouble for the mighty Packers who won 20-O. 5 M. L. King, Assistant Coach ' p -o v , B. C. Rich, Head Coach jmes Duell, Assistant Coach 1. A. Roy, j.V. Coach Managers: Charles Moody, Tommy Adams, Percy Hundley. --- sr. Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Bill Watts, Bernard Spady, Wilbur Sullivan, Don Bogard, jimmy Wyatt, Bill Mingin, Bernie Hyman, jack Thomas, Mike Ward, David Love. SECOND ROW: Dwight Doggett, Billy Brown, Glenn jones, Walter Grizzard, Robert Cox, Brian Edwards, Cecil Goodwin, Richard Boyd, George Hundley. THIRD ROW: jerry Brown, Tommy Turner, Pete Edwards, Mal Beale, Billy Cofer, Billy Skinner, jimmy Cofer, Carter, Gordon Moffitt, Edwin Huber. Larry SCORES WE THEY 19 . . WINDSOR . . . . 14 18 . . CHUCKATUQK. . . 7 o . PoQUoSoN. . . . 14 20 . . .wHALEYvLLLE. . . o 19 . . . NORTHAMPTON . . . 7 7 . . JAMES BLAIR . . . . 28 33 . . HOLLAND . . o 54 . . . LANCASTER. . . o 13 . . . GLOUCESTER . . . o zo . .. SUFFOLK . . 0 75 Senior Packers BERNIE I-IYMAN BILL MINGIN I-IALFBACK HALFBACK MIKE WARD JACK THOMAS END LINE BACKER DON BOGARD I-IALFBACK JIMMY WYATT FULLBACK 76 V DAVID LOVE WIQLBUR SULLIVAN I-IALFBACK I-IALFBACK BERNARD SPADY TACKLE BILL WATTS GUARD TOMMY DARDEN TACKLE 77 J.V. Football FIRST ROW: I-I. L. Thacker, Randolph Edwards, Charles Little, jack Mingin, Bobby Christian, Freddy Walls, Steve Wells. SECOND ROW: Allen Sadler, Billy Everett, Keith Clark, jimmy Warren, Curtis Darden, Hutter Gale, Billy I-Iutchens. THIRD ROW: Eddie Ray Scott, Donald Sadler, Bobby Watkins, joe Edwards, Larry jones, Mike Ellis. WE 0 . 7 . 0 . 12 . 13 . 6 . 20 - SCORES . SOUTHAIVIPTON . . . CI-IUCKATUCK . . . SUFFOLK . . '. .FRANKLIN . . . CI-IUCKATUCK . . . PRINCE GEORGE . . . WINDSOR . . 78 THEY . 7 O . 14 . 13 ..14 .6 .6 J.V. Basketball fP ff ,, i???2'5 RtE?.is'5'?fi52 W Mi?iiN' VI 1 i?33?'s'2ii5fU Wim W 3-wits ,tri H A is f 557595 wif - -' fX1'1,.:fi:E451 as FIRST ROW: Sherlyn Hodgson, Linda Rae I-Iolleman, Brenda Reynolds QCoachJ, Willa Sue Powell, Margaret Moody. SECOND ROW: Anne Webb Robbins, Debbie Turner, Jean Doggett, Kathy Barlow, Margaret Della,- Susan Gilliam. THIRD ROW: Betty Scott, Shirley Joyner, Mary Lou Hall, Rosemary Cofer, Diane Crocker, Susan Lane . The junior Varsity Girls, coached by Mrs. Kitty Turner and Brenda Reynolds, proved to be a very energetic group . Although they did not have many opportunities to play, they learned the fundamentals of basketball, cooperation, and the value of good sportsmanship. Debbie Turner, Co-Captain3 Brenda Reynolds, Coachg Willa Sue Powell, Co-captain. 79 .-.-..-1 Y 7:f '? ' Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Magette, Lynn Rawls fManagerj, Mrs. Lynn Rose fCoachJ, Ida I-Iemmis QManagerj, Emma Jean Gale. SECOND ROW: Margaret Pulley, Brenda Reynolds, Betty Everett, Katherine Gale, Evelyn Shearin, Marie Robbins. THIRD ROW: Carol Anne Saunders, Bonnie Copeland, Paulette Goodrich, Ellen Carr QCO-captainj, Mary Ann Copeland QCO-captainj, Barbara Barlow. Not seen in picture: Betty Underwood Pam Felts. , E: ' , . f Y is , ,,, a ,.. -:- ' r, -:-: :ai L. 'A' Ei -4 , ' ' V by Y The Varsity Girls, under the able direction of Mrs Q2 Lynn Rose, their new coach, kept their opponents busy this season. This enthusiastic group played outstanding basketball. With the combination of fast, experienced players superior ball every time they met an opposing team . 5 Q Mrs. Lynn Rose, Coach 80 7 Q I ll, : E M 10 PA ULETTE GOODRICI-I ELLEN CARR BRENDA REYNOLDS CO-CAPTAIN Senior Players WEaf2E5PS2E5MND Scores WE 26. . . ..... WINDSOR. . . 29. . . . .CHUCKATUCK . 22. . . . . PoQUoSoN. . 23. . . . JAMES BLAIR. . 33. . . . . .GLQUCESTER . 22. . . . . .SUFFoLK. . . 26. . . . . WINDSOR. . . 30. . . . . . POQUOSON. . so. . . . . .GLOUCESTER . Ss CHUCKATUCK . f f f . f .SURRY ACADEMY 51 22. . . . . JAMES BLAIR. . THEY ...29 6 ...14 ...25 ...39 ...31 ..31 ....4 ...38 ...14 ...16 ...41 81 I i TOMMY DA RDEN SENIOR SCORES WE 45. . . . . .WINDSOR. . . 41. . . . . SOUTI-IAMPTON. . 57. . . .... CHUCKATUCK. . . . . ..... POQUOSON. . . . . . . . .NORFOLK CHRISTIAN. . . . . . .GLOUCESTER . . ...1AMEsBLA1R... . . . . . SOUTHAMPTON. . ...WINDSOR.. 63 67 43. . . ..... FRANKLIN . . . 62 62 47 41 . .s. BILL MINGIN SENIOR THEY WE . . .48 39. . . 40 67. . . . . 48 51. . . . . . 47 35. . . . . . 52 SO. . . . . 53 46. . . . 56 44. . . . 105 46. . . . 57 41. . ..59 Contrary to original beliefs, the Smithfield Packers proved to be a strong Group Il foe. Under the outstanding direction of the new coach, Mr. J. A. Roy, the team came on strong this season. Lack- ing substantially in height, the Packers relied on defense, speed, well-manuevered plays, and energetic spirit. At the end of the season the Packers found themselves in third place in the Division and on the way to the tournament. In the first tournament game they were ed ed out b Franklin b the heart- S Y Y breaking score of 42-41. 83 nga-1...-..- ROBERT PULLEY S ENIOR . . .FRANKLIN. . . . . . . . .POQUOSON. . . . . NORFOLK CHRISTIAN . . . . . . GLOUCESTER. . . . . . NORTI-LAMPTON. . . . . CHUCKATUCK. . . . JAMES BLAIR. . . . . . NORTHAMPTON. . . . . . .FRANKLIN . . . . VX, J . El THEY 6 1 .54 52 . 47 . 37 42 :7O .65 .42 J.V. Basketball . Butch jones, Tom Brown, Charles Moody, Bob Oliver, Tommy West, Bucky jones, Billy I-Iutchens, I-lill Cox, Bruce Sasser, Charles Vinson, Pete Edwards, joe Edwards, Mal Beale, Mike Smith, Bobby Christian, Millard Davis. To follow their undefeated season of last year with an equally successful one was the goal of the Junior Varsity team. The excellent coaching of Mr. B. C. Rich combined with the spirit of the players resulted Al Gwaltney, Manager, Mr. B. C. Rich, Coach. in a record of ten wins and five losses. Smithfield fans cheered the 1. V. 's to victory as enthusiastically as they did the Varsity team. SCORES WE THEY 25. . .. WINDSOR... .. is 31. . . .soUTHAMPToN. . . . 39 42 ....... POQUOSON .... 39 so .... NORFOLK CHRISTIAN . . 31 46. . .... FRANKLIN .... 45 51. . . . .JAMES BLAIR. . . . . 77 48. . . . SOUTHAMPTON . . . 36 37... ...wINDSoR......4o 44 ....... FRANKLIN ..... 59 45 ....... POQUOSON ..... 35 66 .... NORFOLK CHRISTIAN . . 29 67 ..... NORTHAMPTON . . . 40 65. . . BRUNSWICK ACADEMY . . 48 30 ...... JAMES BLAIR .... 31 52. . . . .NORTI-IAMPTON. . . . 41 Baseball 1964 FIRST ROW: Dale Joyner, Tommy Darden, Bill Mingin, Maynard Gwaltney, Bernie Hyman, jaclue Everett, Raymond Lee Thomas, Pete Edwards, Don Bogard. SECOND ROW: DeWitt: Wilson, Ronald Nurney, Nelson Moody, Robert Pulley, jimmy Cofer, john Godfrey, Billy Frank Minga, Robert Garcia, Mr. James Duell fCoachj. WE , 12... 5 5... 9... 7... 2... O... 3... 1... SCORES . . . CHUCKATUCK. . . . . . FRANKLIN . . . . .FRANKLIN ... . . .CHUCKATUCK . . . . WHALEYVILLE. . . ....I-IOLLAND . . SOUTHAMPTON . . . ' .... WINDSOR ..... .....WINDSOR..... frained out after three irmingsl THEY ..O ..2 ..O ..1 ..l .6 ...7 ..l ..1 When Bill misses, Bernie catches w H. ' ' un A 'krf J' I Track and Field 1964 51145 SLT- Sg -A. .Avi fi! U! if 973, fig!! f' ful 1 , 1 f 'W xi ' I 1 5 FIRST ROW: Walter Grizzard, Bill Mingin, Bernie Hyman, Wilbur Sullivan, Travers Edwards David Love, Don Griffin. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Elliott, Larry Price, Brian Edwards, George Hundley, Edwin Huber, Gene Berlcey, Jimmy Hill, Mr. B.C. Rich fCoachj. THIRD ROW: Mal Beale, jerry Brown, Glenn jones, Ronnie Spivey, Tommy Turner, Stanley Barlow, Cecil Goodwin, Robert Cox. TRI-MEETS STATE MEET 8 SMITHFIELD cox GIDUCESTER 44 112 .... 67 ...... 28 112 SMITHFIELD WINDSOR WI-IALEYVILLE 91 ...... 31 112 .... 17 112 DISTRICT MEET 22 DUAL MEETS WE THEY 25 113 . . . . . CHURCHLAND .... . . .87 213 51 . . FREDERICK ACADEMY . . . . .72 57 . . .CRADOCK .... . . .56 42 . .SOUTIRIAMPTON . . . . .71 52 .... SUEEOLK . . . . .61 77 . .wARwIcKJ.v.. . . . .41 . 3 1 86 P . m M' I If R ' IJ ,li .' 'PV 1 'fa I , fig, 1' fl V ,. - ' 1 Y-. X 'Qu if-fi fQCf'2'f ,- f ' 42 ..., 21 V, J , A Q- fig. 1, A U r H., -1--.af-,--w-up-Y . . :' I ' IW 15 :'i.3 'An7'-I ---'- 1 . 5-555: 'ffjauw uv :Lg '- edgy Ifj1?i.2llf'v'fL'i'lli1?.Jlfg-K Q.,-::5?f:'f I fr: l g.?5:j,gj:i',E':' -' Yi V giig- 4, ' ' 5 ' 7, :E ...V -af V-,, H.--, , uwfmmnrg I a -A I -Q m.nn.a-..i1J'1l-lnnu'nn. - f - Drill.. The Monster Mash gfhgig ?,i?ZllfrS Well: I got mY hand 0Ve1' anYW9-Y' field track team distinguished I themselves last 'i year by earning - ' the chance to compete in the State District I Group II Meet held in Charlottes- ' ville. The three ,..,: Z who attended . '--' I Larry Price, Bon F V , , .- Griffin, and A. 4 . ' , - ' MUTPITY: ' 0 l . . as scored a total of ,W 'SW 9 A I 8 points. Larry ' placed second FA 1 ba, in the pole vault , , N, lt s a bird! It's a plane! It's Larry! getting 3 points and A.I. was awarded 5 points: 3 for second place in the 100 yard dash and 2 for a third place in the 220. F . How did I get up here? Roadrunner Don't look now, A.I. , but someone's chasing you. 87 C f cjeLaeQ jgefej if l of 1 ' . Wifi N ya J 5 v pp Varsity CheerleadeFs,M ggagpgiocfac vf W it N it l fi L M M sf! 'X ee J Luce, :SgcQ.cfAQ, Q If i'QXCYf,c'L Jmcywce, LLM., l 'X Q flfcjloaafcf QXJLA4, 'Ji' Jufsyu N-hfjixnj QXQQM, I j The Spirit of Smithfield VUL! .WW Jeanne Watkins, Shelia Joyner, Carolyn Joyner, Brenda Irvin, Louise Rawls QCO-captainj, Jeanette jordan- fCaptainJ, Carol Anne Saunders, Linda Little, Ann Cox, Katherine Delk. High best describes the fai ful Varsity Cheerleaders. Jeanette jordan led the 'gugajf enlarged squad of ten in many an enthusiastic cheer in ,f ,eggs 1 support of the teams. squad inspired the sgectadzloig with their contagious spirit. Weekly practices, decorating the field and gym for Home- coming were some of their many activities. The honor of being a cheer- leader carries with it the responsibility of maintain- ing a high standard of character and a scholastic average of B . J. 343, -Q, af vrfjf'-ai-.JL ,fi-.,,W.,. f W 4 -,4 f 2:1 5' A 'xii Mfg A ,' 'iff- 5 'LQ . , L-'P ' Y'-pi., ..,, Q., ,ffm Q ' - A , 'P' a H , by Jxzf' '5 f'-fa , Q , J , , J -, + V - j L.l,fLfLAl,fxf Q cu! v Q56 ,J---iff' Lffilf-L If iff? Lflf,-, ,fy lfwizsvlfgii y Marian Smith, Carol Spivey, ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS5 Patficia Douglas, Mona Cofer, xIvI?4?NAGERS. H f AL M xl. , 'N K ww, A' www, uw 89 J.V. Cheerleaders H ' V ll s mfg S Y X , , 7 ' :fd Qij milf ' ' ee 1 TOP TO BOTTOM Linda Raye Holleman Barbara Little Frances johnson Susan Gilliam Harriet Chapman Evelyn Shearin, Captain Susan Carver Marsha Wells Katherine Gale The junior Varsity Cheer- leaders have spurred their teams to Victory with rousing spirit. The girls appeared at the games full of pep and enthusiasm. Their polished performances demonstrated many hours of practice. ,ff 90 Bacon's Castle of Surry County was built in 1655 by Arthur Allen and known originally as Allen's Brick House. It was renamed in . I I 1676, during Bacon's Rebellion, and is now C I owned by W. P. Warren. X . . 1' .,, jf , 'L ...f 4 4 pl Homecoming Queen Mary Virginia Chapman 92 Senior Princess Maid of Honor Jeanette Jordan Debbie Winslow 93 Princesses - 3.1 - I V ' ig' 32,1 Q F mr 5 L M- ' W as ,,, A L gy. 0 Ji .' ivan, A n . . wx, v, , ' ', - SOPHOMORE JUNIOR FRESHMAN MARY SUE MAGETTE CAROL ANNE SAUNDERS CAROL ANN SPIVEY 94- Homecoming Day x The Sophomore Class had the Most Outstanding Mac Neblett completes the picture for the Float. Spanish Club. Homecoming Day was one of the most exciting of the year. Classes of ten, twenty, and thirty years ago held their retmions and many college students came home for the festivities. The day was complete with parade, game, and dance. The crowning of the queen, who was chosen by the football team, highlighted the game at halftime with Mr. George Crawford from WGH doing the honors. The queen's court consisted of a maid of honor from the senior class and four princesses, one from each class. Mr. Saunders shows his skill in riding bicycles. V K -'jf !j V I 1 I vvuy xp I Ri 5 Zhe Club strives to develop future leaders for The Princessess awaiting their rainy ride. merica. 95 Beta Capers King George Harrison, Paul McCartney Barlow, Ringo Saunders, and John Lennon Spinks. Q1 1 J More Beatles, but this Ringo got a haircut. Billy Butterfield, the celebrity in the Beta Capers. Deborah, you're supposed to be singing not laughing! E, ,, , The Trenchmen finally made the big time when they were invited to play with Mr. Butterfield. We will never forget the rendition of Carolina in the Morning presented by the Beverly Hillbillies. y v Judge Whitley didn't even have to use our giant Gosh Brian, you sure have changed microphone. lf' r gllr-N N5 .Lil A1i4if3i f, - gf -D, fa The annual Beta Capers featured thefamous Mr. Billy Butterfield, who generously donated his talent to raise moneyfor the Beta Club's scholarship fund. The enthusiastic audience which numbered well over four hundred, thronged the Town Hall and left standing room only. School talent included the excellent playing of The Trenchmenn and a long remembered presentation of Twist and Shout by King George, Paul Barlow, Ringo Saunders, and john Spinks. - Jeanne Watkins gave a fine A future Lawrence Welk star performance with her solo. Ronnie Darden's piano medley add a Roaring Roses are Red was never sung with so much Tw enties flavor. expre ssion n -T f 97 Stairway to the Stars 1964 The night of April 24 was the culmination of many months of painstaking prepara- tion by the Junior Class . As the guests arrived at the Community Hall, they ascended a blue hazed draw- bridge leading into a castle on the crest of the stars. Murals of fantasy graced the walls and a huge majestic star revolved in the center of the clouds. The Knights provided the dance music. During intermission David' Love, the Junior President, welcomed the guests and john Godfrey, the Senior President, responded. The band played again to complete the gaiety of the evening. The 1964 junior-Senior Prom proved to be a night long remembered by all who at- tended. The junior President, David Love, takes time out to welcome the Seniors . The Prom proves to be too much for the chaperones. The Knights provide good music for listening and dancing. H Couples dance under the stars . Food for the gods and goddesses. At the buffet table . Who says you can't do the Bird in long dresses? 99 I r Sweetheart Ball Donna Roeder was crowned Queen of the 1965 Sweetheart Ball on February 15 by Mr. J. G. Reveley. I-Ier attendants were Barbara Little, Bonnie Stoup, jean I-Iontz, and Brenda Irvin. The Sophomre class decorated the Community Hall with cupids and hearts, and the favors and refreshments set a romatic mood for dancing. The lively music of The Villagers added the finishing touch to a most gala occasion. Queen Donna and her attendants. Mr. Reveley crowns Donna Roeder W 2. Wxxxxxy, ' X51 5 T,,.,:m BAL! Service with a smile The Villagers going to town. lk Our hearts were young and gay. The Ierk' 100 After-Game Dances The Beethovensn The Trenchmen The Beethovensu and The Trenchmenu added a new spark to the after- game dances. The live entertaimfnent, a new custom started this year, attracted capacity crowds and large profits for sponsoring clubs. Cgpygatgu But Carolyn, you don't usually dance alone. Hullabaloo Shindig 101 Southeastern F.H.A. Federation Ball hildren should not play with fire. Eat, drink, and be merry! Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewilderedu 'REQ Dancing in the Dark Approximately twenty F .I-I.A . girls from Smithfield and their escorts attended the Federation Ball on November 7 at the Suf- folk Shrine Club. The Beechnutsu furnished the lively music. IvL1:s. Alene Cox, the sponsor of the local chapter, was a chaperone Oh Raymond, you say the cutest things. Remember When? -JSA z F A Vegetarian Splat Eek, a mouse ! Detention Hall Reject The New Interns Cold Storage Cupids 103 .R Honored Seniors Edna Powell All-Reg. Band and Cho. , All-Va, Cho. , Girls' State, Homemaker, of Tomorrow fln top 10 for State Contest, spon. by Betty Crockerj. Sue Whitley Winner of the Local, District, and State DAR Good Citizenship Awards. C C, fl ' ' J 3 1 Christina Lunson Linda Carver, David Luter, Carolyn Howell All-Regional Band All-Regional Chorus EI' Billy Rountree, David Love Diane Taylor Boys' State Girls' State 104- sgagslirfqla Blrmii l'l5 58113: 2 1 ' The Barrett House, home of Captam Samuel - A l Wentworth, was erected in 1752 and was one of the f1rst bulldlngs 111 Sm1thf1eld. WorId's Largest Builders Of Nuclear Ships Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Newport News, Virginia USS ENTERPRISE WORLD'S LARGEST SHIP AND FIRST NUCLEAR AIR CRAFT CARRIER 19 65 GRADUATES, CONGRATU LATIONS! A country in which it is possible for a backwoods boy to become the greatest national figure is a country in which We should be proud to live. Abraham Lincoln rose to top position by industry - by constant striving . I-Ie should be an example to everyone of us. We cannot all become President - We are not all Lincolns. Yet this democracy of ours permits every man and woman to achieve an honorable and comfortable station in life . May each of you reach this goal. Bullock Funeral Home Smithfield, Virginia I, . 971I.w FOR AN EVERLASTING SUPPLY Tree farming and woodland conservation arc key projects for 'IH Club members, Future Farmers of America, Boy Scouts and other youth groups. Their members are learning it is good forestry to harvest ripe trees and help wture grow new ones. This is trcc farming. Union Bag - Camp Paper Corporation Bleached Products Division Franklin, Va. l' 'La I-mfxf rk. Best Wlshes , Class of 1965 u, s, oov'I INSP, GENUINE SMITHFIELD HAMS-BACON - SAUSAGE - FRESH PORK s PROVISIONS C5glL 0fflQ ,wmv TELEPHONE 357-3l3l AREA CODE 703 Uhr Svmithfirlh Iimra Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1965 BARRETT-FOLK CORP. General Insurance Barrett House 175 Z Smithfield Virginia Martin L. Haverty INSURANCE Fire, Life, Auto, Casualty 103 Institute St. The Smithfield Ham and Smithfield Virginia Products Company, Inc. Compliments of WEST'S SUPERMARKET South Church Street Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes THOMAS W. ROBBINS INC. Furniture and Appliances Phone 357-7171 Smithfield Virginia ,Uq,.,,..IwuT , ,. SMITHFIELD OIL COMPANY 202-208 N. Church St. Radio Equipped Trucks Phone 357-3571 Smithfield Virginia We wish you much success and happiness in your future EASTERN AUTO DIST. 4009 W . Mercury Blvd . Hampton, Virginia : America' s IIENAUII LTR? iiiiildt 1 Dealer m - 1 V .IORDAN'S FINE FOODS South Church Street Smithfield Virginia Owners: Mr. 81 Mrs. Cecil Gale M. B. TENNIS SEAFOOD Wholesale 8: Retail Phone Suffolk Smithfield 539-2220 357-6741 Smithfield 8: Suffolk, Virginia Best Wishes To The Class Of 1965 Red Point Esso 1 J Clarence C. I-Iundley fl 165' Owner Compliments of SMITHFIELD , DRY CLEANERS Smithfield Virginia Charles W. White - Glenn D . Scott WI-II'I'E'S 'I' .V. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 357-3801 1500 S. Church St. Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes fx Western Aulo .i Associate- Store Smithfield Virginia E, L. Chapman, Owner FARMERS SERVICE COMPANY Main Street Smithfield Virginia Compliments of vllluy J. B. WHITMORE 8: CO. Sales and Service Phone 357-4411 Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes 1-I. W. LOVE Tax Consultant Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 ROGERS VETERINAR Y I-IOSPITA L GWALTNEY MOTOR Bess Wishes colvlPANY I G i 1- J 5 .Hsu-J I LE F SlMPSON'S PHARMACY Va' Va. Smithfield Virginia Smithfield Windsor Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 asw- Thacker's Self Service Groceries and General Merchandise .... Good Country Meats Amoco Gas .... Coal by the Bag 1200 S. Church Street Phone 357-9501 Smithfield Virginia MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Extends Best Wishes to the Class of1965 B1-3NN'S CHUR CH ESSO STATION D. A. HONEYCUTT Owner and Operator Hy. 10, 4 miles South of Smithfield, Virginia Best Wishes Smithfield Vlrglma UNION DOLLAR STORE Main Street Smithfield Virginia Congratulations KELLO MOTOR co. R. L. THOMPSON 215 Main St. Smithfield Virginia South Church St . Smithfield Virginia Best Wishes Class of 1965 BATTERY PARK FISH 8: OYSTER CO. Battery Park Virginia A11 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 REMICK INS. AGENCY Smithfield Virginia OLDE Compliments of TOWNE SERVICE STATION Battery Park Virginia For a Lovelier you Visit MARGARET'S 117 Scotts Lane Phone 357 - 2021 Smithfield Virginia W. P. CROCKER General Merchandise Standard Gas Sz Oils North of Smithfield, Va. Best Wishes SUFFOLK OFFICE SUPPLY INC . Office Supplies 8: Furniture ZOO W. Washington St. Suffolk Virginia C. A. Smith A. P. Smith Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 THE FAMOUS Port smouth Vir ginia Congratulations YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Suffolk Virginia Where Clothes Make the Executive CLOTHES HORSE Midcity Shopping Center Portsmouth Virginia Treats To Please at FROSTY FREEZE Highway 17 Crittenden Virginia Best Wishes Class of '65 LEGGET T'S DEPARTMENT STORE Suffolk Virginia Best Wishes RUSSELL all HOLMES Shoe Stores Suffolk Virginia AMERICAN SERVICENTER Rodney Bell-Bob Chappelle Atlas Products-tires Batteries and Accessories Mechanic on Duty Free Pick-ups-Phone 357-4701 Rt. l, Box 24 Smithfield Virginia I. 0. HILL 8: COMPANY Established 1891 Suffolk Virginia SOUTHERN STATES TIDEWATER PETROLEUM CO-OPERATIVE Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Tires-Batteries-Motor Oil Accessories Phone 2.42-3841 Windsor Virginia WINDSOR SUPPLY CORP . Duo-Therrn Heaters Siegler Heaters Farm Supplies Building Materials Phone-Ch Z-3886 Windsor Virginia HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of Smithfeild High School Commencement Announcements and Per sonal Cards James L. Deck P. O. Box 4735 Richmond Vir ginia Suffolk Coca-Cola Bottling Works THAT MEANS TH E U LTI MATE IN CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, CLUB PINS, MEDALS, AND TROPHIES JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSM EN MQW We CHARLES G. MOTLEY 31 'IO West Marshall Street Richmond 30, Virginia Always Tops on fhe Lisf of Good Reading .... lnformafive Reading iiluiln ilfwf Hampton Roads' Morning Newspaper The Peninsulzfs Only Daily Morning NE WS paper- Published For All the Family! Conglfattlilations Best Wishes o e Class of 1965 9 COLONY FARMS I ALVVAYS FIRST QUALITY Suffolk Virginia . IX ' l I N 1 'til , 0 Best Wishes I , Newport News Virginia , Ill lil' umm sum Mclntosh Studio of Photography 72.2. 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