Thomas C Walker School - Eagle Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

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Table of Contents Foreword Yvonne E. Dixon The Editors M. Eloise Hearn We, the 1966 graduating class of Thomas C. Walker School are leaving this year¬ book as a treasure commemorating the most important year of our lives. As we journey on in life, many friends and good times will be forgotten. Many of us would like to bring back those fond memories of our high school experiences. Many tireless efforts have been spent in preparing this yearbook. It is the sincere wish of the 1966 yearbook staff that as you turn these pages, you may recall the many smiles and friends at dear Thomas C. Walker High. The impact of our “textured”yearbook illustrates the impact this school year has had in preparing us for the future. Note the intricacy of the weave. Interwoven similarly into our lives are the invaluable learning experiences of our school days...learning ex¬ periences that have involved innumerable persons, places and things. The impact of these experiences will be felt for all the years to come. THE EDITORS Dedication As an expression of our love and appreciation to our parents who have given us endless guidance and untiring service, during our twelve years of school life, we the class of 1966 dedicate with humble and sincere devotion, The 1966 Eagle . Mr. Mrs. Walter Billups Mr. Mrs. Herbert Brown, Sr. Mrs. Anna Brown Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Catlett Mr. Mrs. Herbert L. Cooke, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Cooke Mr. Mrs. Joseph N. Dedmond Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Dixon Mr. Roscoe Gray Mr. Mrs. Vernon Greene Mr. Mrs. Leon W. Gregory, Sr. Mrs. Beatrice P. Hearn Mr. Mrs. Albert M. Howard Mr. Mrs. Edward Hudgins Mr. Mrs. James R. Jackson Mrs. Laura E. Jackson Mrs. Louise Jackson Mr. Mrs. Grafton Johnson Mrs. Hattie Johnson Mr. Mrs. Hayes W. King, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Snowden Larrimore Mr. Mrs. Linden Lewis Mr. Mrs. William T. Lewis Mrs. Rose B. Lockley Mr. Mrs. Albert D. Paige Mr. Mrs. Samuel Paige, Sr. Mrs. Elnora Pollard Mrs. Lenora Randall Mr. Mrs. Otis H. Reid Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Phillip Spencer Mr. Mrs. Harry Tabb Mr. Mrs. Alfred White Mr. Mrs. Samuel H. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Milton C. Yates Acknowledgements The 1966 Eagle is the result of the untiring efforts of many people; therefore, the Eagle staff extends a sincere THANK YOU to the advertisers, sponsors, and patrons whose generous financial support has made our yearbook possible. Our Alma Mater Chorus: Oh, Walker School, dear Walker School, Our hearts beat warm for you. We will ever sing your praises And wave your banners, too. Your standards have been high always And we will keep your rule; We will ne’er forget or e’er regret Our dear old Walker School. Verse: Our dear old school is sacred And has served for many years The boys and girls of Gloucester Amid their joys and fears. We love them with sincerity The grounds, the buildings, all And cheerfully we’ll answer To every bid and call. Repeat Chorus: Words and Music by Jennie D. Moton Cafeteria Staff Mis. Shirley Washington, Mrs. Lucy Webb. Mrs. Louise Holmes, Mr. H. E. Johnson, Principal, Mrs. Hattie Carey - Cafeteria Manager and Mrs. Alice Redmond. Our Alma Mater ■� ItVaBUrSiwOKafa ;� 1 j £. JUiat l iTSiUHLi ll,.J HfsrJJ £Jir3:i V-’irM Administration Our Principal Speaks Dear Class: Throughout your entire life you have been taught, watched over and protected. You have been guided by your parents, teachers, schoolmates and friends. Your background is full of rich experiences which can be used in helping you to make many wise decisions. As you graduate, remember that you must still depend on society at large if you would succeed in your chosen fields. You must work cooperatively and continuously with your-associates. You will find the road rough and unbearable at times, but this should not discourage you. You have a goal to attain, therefore, you can weather the hardships in order to accomplish your aim. You are now living in a changing society, and opportunities are being presented that have not been avail¬ able to you before, throughout the United States and the world at large. This success is yours if you will work diligently for your goals. I wish for you much success in the years that lie ahead. Haywood E. Johnson Principal Our Assistant To the Senior Class: Raphael painted wisdom, Handel sang it, Phidias carved it, Shakespeare wrote it, Wren built it, Columbus sailed it, Luther preached it, Watts mechanized it, Washington armed it, you must acquire it. The sum of wisdom is that time is never lost that is devoted to work. Go where you will and do what you may, the wise man is always at home. Robert T. Morris Assistant Principal Our Guidance Counselor Helps Us Mrs. B. S. Thomas Solve Our Problems The members of the class of 1966 have my sincere wishes for success and happiness as you depart from this phase of learning to greater levels of endeavors. I have great expectations for you. You are expected to be courageous and creative enough in your efforts to accept the challenges which confront you in the future. May the guidance I have departed with you be adhered to forever and forever, for it is a stepping stone into the path¬ ways of life. Our Indispensable Secretaries Mrs. H. E. Lemon Secretary Mrs. G. R. Washington Assistant Secretary Faculty MRS. M. D. GARDNER Fourth Grade MRS. W. O. HARRIS Fifth Grade MRS. F. C. WHITE Language - Mathematics MRS. O. M. ETHERIDGE Fourth Grade MISS B. M. CAREY Fourth Grade MISS E. M. GRESHAM Social Studies Faculty MRS. C. E. MC KINNEY Third Grade MRS. M. D. GRANDISON Fifth Grade MRS. L. M. LEIGH Third Grade MRS. T. W. MABRY Music - Band MRS. C. G. MORRIS English MRS. H. E. BROWN Librarian - English Faculty MRS. S. B. MC MULLEN Agriculture MRS.. M. J. CARTER Second Grade MISS A. J. POWELL Special Education MRS. B. S. THOMAS Guidance Counselor MR. L. M. TUTT Physical Education MRS. L. G. WALKER Third Grade Faculty MRS. M. B. WALKER French - Social Studies MRS. A. L. HUNTER Second Grade MRS. M. M. HUGHES MR. W. R. HENDERSON Reading Mathematics - Social Studies MR. J. A. ALLEN Industrial Arts MRS. A. H. GREGORY Mathematics - Physics Faculty MRS. L.W. ROBINSON Business Education MR. W.L. BRA YE Science MRS. D.C. ROBINSON Home Economics MRS. A. T. WATERMANN Social Studies Listed below are the names of teachers whose pic¬ tures do not appear in this book. MRS. T.T. BOONE MRS. M.B. THOMPSON MRS. K.K. T T LEY MRS. F.P. M-,.. HALL MRS. V.B. CHAPMAN Second Grade ‘ft X5 A for The Builders All are architects of Fate, Working in these walls of Time Some with massive deeds and great, Some with ornaments of rhyme. Nothing useless is or low; Each thing in its place is best; And what seems but idle show Strengthens and supports the rest. For the structure that we raise, Time is with materials filled; Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build. Truly shape and fashion these; Leave no yawning gaps between; Think not because no man sees, Such things will remain unseen. In the elder days of Art, Builders wrought with greatest care Each minute and unseen part; For the gods see everywhere. Let us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen; Make the house where gods may dwell Beautiful, entire and clear. Else our lives are incomplete, Standing in these walls of Time, Broken stairways, where the feet Stumble, as they seek to climb. Build today then strong and sure, With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain And one boundless reach of sky. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow First Verse Class Song The time is here to say good-bye To friends we ' ve found so dear We won ' t forget you Walker School And the time that we ' ve spent here Second Verse The guidance you have given us Will mingle with our tears And brighten up our glad young hearts Alone life ' s joyous years. Chorus To Walker School we bid adieu And now it ' s time to say That we have loved our stay with you And will come back some day. Composed By Barbara Howard Otistine Reid Dorothy Gray Tune: Auld Lang Syne Class Poem How we hate to say Good-bye To all we love so dear. We will never forget the many things That you have taught us here. So bright the future days may come, Our goals we may obtain. But we will remember that it was with you Our future really began. So as we leave this stage of life And future years pass by; We will never forget our memories Of the years at Walker High. Composed by Otistine Reid Dorothy Gray Seniors CHARLOTTE O. RANDALL LOUIS H. BROWN LANA L. WILSON LEON W. GREGORY OTISTINE L. REID DARIUS H. GREGORY Seniors YVONNE E. DIXON ALFRED WHITE MARION E. JACKSON KENNETH COOK LENA G. REDMON JOSEPH R. CAMPBELL Seniors LILLIAN E. SPENCER JOHN E. CATLETT FRANCES A. JACKSON BENNIE T. JOHNSON Seniors HELEN M. LARRIMORE HARRY L. TABB ROSALIE O. BROWN NORMAN F. BLUEFORD MADISON H. LEE PATRICIA M. GREEN r Seniors ROBERT L. COOKE JOHN F. BILLUPS HAROLD T. PAIGE Seniors M. ELOISE HEARN JAMES W. DEDMOND I Seniors THEODORE G. JACKSON CHARLES H. ROBINSON JouU ib Juniors Marion Paige Joe Cephas Carter Christine Ash Paulette Stokes Lenard Myers Arma Green Deloris Mathews Wallace Carter Marion Bates Patricia Green Anthony Cooke Barbara Gregory Betty Jackson Lester Brown Barbara Ann Wilson Juniors Shirley Wilson James Johnson Lee Nora Diggs Artelia Lewis James Jackson Carolyn Lemon Shirley Holloway Roger Walker Marjorie Paige Joyce Payne Lorzeno Sippio Maria Whiting Linda Booth Samuel Jackson Mary Burnett Juniors Erma Hughes, Willie Brown, Kenneth Lewis and Joseph Rice. Alexander Burrell, Robert White, George Evans and James Jones. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - James Johnson Vice-President - Mary Burnett Secretary - Marion Paige Assistant Secretary - Carolyn Lemon Treasurer - Samuel Jackson Parliamentarian - Marion Bates Sergeants-at-Arms - Lorenzo Sippo Joseph Rice Chaplain - Lee Nora Diggs SPONSORS Mrs. A. T. Watermann Mrs. M. B. Walker Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Johnson, Rose Spencer, John Graham, Edith Cooke, Albert Burrell, Diane Car¬ ter, Fred Driver, Thelma Pollard, Louis Johnson, Geraldine Howard, Major Whiting, Shirley Driver, Harold Cheeseman, Dorothy Jarvis, Bernard Cheeseman, Mary Pollard, Toni Booker, Floyd Foster, Peggy Grimes, Edward Rice. Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT: Yolanda Olivis, George Marble, Donnette Webb, Charles Burrell, Glenton Robinson, Maurice Foster, Susie Stokes, Henry Leversy, Louise Thornton, Roland Randall, Mary Walker, Ralph Tay¬ lor, Joyce Burrell, Walter Stokes, Hermoine Gregory, Larry Marble, Ruby Gray, Richard Foster, Everline Reid, James Ward. Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT: Hazel Reid, Henry Lemon, Alice Webb, Charles Carter Delphine Willis, Robert Robin¬ son, Elsie McCary, Jean Yates, Jewel Wilson, Myrnal Brown, James Dabney, James Foster. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 10 A Pres. - Yolando Olivis Vice-Pres. - Ruby Gray Sec. - Edith Cooke Asst. Sec. - Geraldine Howard Treas. - Albert Burrell Asst. Treas. - Charles Burrell Sgt. at Arms - Myrnal Brown Caljon Hardwick 10 B Pres. - Delphine Willis Vice-President - Jean Yates Sec. - Hazel Reid Treas. - Karl Lemon SPONSORS Mrs. A. Gregory Mrs. C. G. Morris Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Beatrice Green, Gerald Burrell, Maude Burnette, A1 Robinson, Audrey Brown, Edward Gregory, Gloria Norman, Benajamin Catlett, Belinda Griffin, James Wilson, Diane Carey, Larry Hudgins, Gloria Jones, Carl Lemon, Shirley Evans, Alice Green, Vernon Carter, Joyce Clay- borne, Clara Norman, Thomas Dixon, Linda Brown, Slyvia Robinson, John Green, Flora Jackson, William Green, Evelyn Stokes, Gene Cooke, Andia Terry, George Smith, Roger Towles. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - John Green Treasurer - Faye Thomas Vice President - Roger Towles Parliamentarian - Belinda Griffin Secretary - Norma Hatot Chaplain - Barbara Towles Assistant Secretary - Marian Spencer Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Thomas, Carlton Mathews, Evelyn Cooke, John Green, Patricia Billups, Barbara Towles, Cheryl Jackson, Brenda Stubbs, Sylvia Davis, Sandra Taylor, Josephine Griffin, Linda Green, Robert Morris, Norma Hatot, Doris Wilson, James Artis, Diane Blake, Richard Brown, Portia Goode, Robert Foster, Starmander Wilson, Barbara Louise Wilson, James Robinson, Marion Spencer, Kurt Webb, Marion Robinson, Edith Combs, Doris Jackson, Lois Washington, Phyllistine Whiting. Grade 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: William Burrell, Gloria Olivis, Ralph Cooke, Nancy Catlett, Jonathan Stubbs, Sherman Marble, Sylvia Carter, Elijah Howard, Joyce Spencer, Lawrence Foster, Ernest Wilson, Stella Reid, Reginald Brown, Brenda Payne, John Laws, Robert Robinson, Emily Jones, Oscar McCary, Viola Richardson, Wayne Hazard. Grade 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: George Clayborne, Zanette Borum, Wilbert White, Virginia Corbin, Larry Taylor, Ronald Laws Jarnice Bolden, Jon Bolden, Rose Jones, Angella Gregory, Lavern Catlett Emily Larrimore, Pamela Willis, Mary Wilson, Dale Johnson, Ava Johnson, Frendessa Berry, Alta Ash, Gloria Harris, Rose MacIntyre- 8 - A CLASS OFFICERS President - Zanette Borum Vice President - Reginald Brown Secretary - Rose Jones Assistant Secretary - Gloria Olivis Sergeants-at-Arms - Jarnice Bolden Lawrence Foster Reporter - Lavern Catlett Sponsor: Mrs. H- E. Brown Treasurer - Emily Larrimore Grade 7 Wyvonnia Jones Tyrone Foster Roslin Billups William Berry Phillis Wilson William Clayborne Gwendolyn Lewis Robert Banks Audrey Gray James Baldwin Felicia Diggs Robert Cooke Brenda Reid James Roy Rita Green Harold Jackson Deborah Berry Walter Wilson Maxine Berry Irving Berry Diane Smith Roy Tabb Irving Graves Grade 7 Joyce Gregory Wayne Ward Lacontiss Wilson Herbert Wyatt Laura Dabney James Redmond Debra Myers David Carter Margaret Green Francis Corbin Patrica Jackson Bernard Foster Cynthia Lewis Larry Arrington Yvonne Talieferro Jefferson Hardrick Barbara Wilson Lovie Brown Maurice Paige Franky Billups Carlton Lockley Arlene Clayborne Grade 6 Gail Green William Robinson Brenda Jones Allen Pollard Pamela Cook Nathan Cooke George Washington Thomas Davenport Sherman Graves Robert Green Collins Griffin Alphonso Pollard Sylvia Lomax Jimmie Richardson Ruth Grimes Samuel Gregory Vernita Berry Robert Carter Patricia Grimes Lorenzo Grimes Janice Myers Larry Harris Howard Cooke Sherwood Green Toni Olivis Marvin Stubbs Rosette Tabb Lenard Marble Herbert Driver Lehman Catlett Frederick Willis George Hodges Franklin Foster Special Education Class Miss A.J. Powell Grade Five Mrs. W.O. Harris Grade Five Mrs. M.D. Grandison Grade Five Mrs. E.G. Lewis Grade Four Mrs. M.D. Gardner Grade Four Mrs. C.M. Etheridge Grade Four Miss B.M. Carey Grade Three Mrs. C.E. McKinney Grade Three Mrs. L.G. Walker Grade Three Mrs. L.M. Leigh Physical Fitness Program Gains in Popularity A healthy body is essential in maintaining an efficient plan of learning. Girls and boys under the instruc¬ tion of Mrs. J.W. Johnson and Mr. L.M. Tutt respectively enjoy a well defined Physical education program. � Js m• { £. Pffl $.,:sgS ' � � « • . «� � )� « «♦. ■� «� � � • _« � . iM AcUititie Linda Booth, President; Lee Nora Diggs, Vice-President; Barbara Gregory, Secretary; Norma Hatot, Assistant Secretary; Marion Spencer, Treasurer; Josephine Griffin, Reporter; Rose Spencer, Sergeant-at-Arms; Brenda Stubbs, Chaplain. Samuel Jackson, President; Lenard Myers, Vice-President; Joseph Campbell, Secretary; Harry Tabb, Treasurer; John Catlett, Reporter; Robert Cooke, Sentinel. Band Student Patrols Linda Booth, Captain; Charlotte Randall, Co-Captain; James Johnson, 1st Lieutenant; Dorothy Gray, 2nd Lieutenant; Faye Thomas, 3rd Lieutenant; Barbara Towles, Assistant Secretary; Barbara Gregory, Secretary; Starmander Wilson, Treasurer. Elementary Student Patrols Harold Jackson, Captain; Barbara Wilson, 1st Lieutenant; Sherman Greene, 2nd Lieutenant; Arleen Clayborne, Secretary; Henry Holmes, Treasurer. Student Participation Representatives Charles Robinson, President; Shirley Wilson, Vice-President; Linda Booth, Secretary; Lee Nora Diggs, Assistant; Martha Griffin, Treasurer; Norma Hatot, Parliamentarian; Joseph Rice, Charles Burrell, Barbara Wilson, Marion Paige, Sergeant-at-Arms. Science Club Linda Booth, President; Barbara Gregory, Vice-President; Marion Bates, Secretary; Jean Yates, Assistant Secretary; Shirley Wilson, Treasurer. Barbara Howard, President; Yvonne Dixon, Vice-President; Joyce Payne, Secretary; James Johnson, Treasurer. Future Teachers of America Linda Booth, President; Belinda Griffin, Vice President; Marion Bates, Secretary; Assistant Secretary, Sylvia Davis; Treasurer, Patricia Green; Chaplain, Martha Griffin. Homecoming Activities Homecoming. . . 1965-66 The tension had been building up for weeks. Throughout the school whispers of I wonder who will be queen”, were heard. Finally the announce¬ ment was made that Miss Charlotte Randall would be crowned Homecoming Queen of 1965-66. m egl The Homecoming Queen and her court pause for pictures during half time Miss Senior Class Homecoming Miss Helen Larrimore The winning float entered by the Mathematics de- Escort Arthur King partment NaSR Activities !965-’66 Our Peppy Cheerleaders Sparked Our Teams to Many Victories The T.C.W. Alfred White 19 Madison Lee 24 Charles Robinson 33 Louis Brown 17 Kenneth Cook 20 Robert Cook 23 John Catlett 22 Walter Stokes 16 Richard Brown 15 Harol d Cheeseman 30 Robert Foster 25 Joseph Campbell 14 Caljon Hardrick 31 Reuben Spencer 29 Samuel Jackson 27 Eagles James Artis Larry Marble James Jones Larry Lockley Floyd Foster Maurice Foster Charles Burrell Alexander Burrell John Graham, Trainer Gene Cooke, Trainer Joe C. Carter, Trainer James Foster, Trainer Samuel Foster, Trainer L.M. Tutt, Coach W.L. Braye, Asst. Coach 1965 Track Teams 1966 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Doris Jackson, Starmander Wilson, Lois Washing¬ ton. SECOND ROW: Maria Whiting, Andia Terry, Sylvia Robinson, Paulette Stokes, Phyllistine Whiting. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Richard Brown, Robert Foster, Harold Cheeseman, Charles Burrell. SECOND ROW: Ralph Taylor, Alfred White, Charles Robinson, Madison Lee, James Artis. THIRD ROW: John Lewis, James Dabney. FOURTH ROW: Coach Tutt. I Baseball Team FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Edward Rice, James Foster, Larry Lockley, Samuel Jackson, John Catlett. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Cook, Lewis Brown, Carl Lemon, Ruben Spencer, Albert Jackson. Junior Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Driver, George Evans, Richard Foster, Charles Burrell, James Dabney. SECOND ROW: Larry Scott, Edward Gregory, Henry Leversy, Howard Davis, James Foster. 1965-1966 Varsity Basketball Team ' The Eagles Louis Brown Darius Gregory Richard Brown t JSLJSSSSS Harry Tabb John Lewis John Catlett Robert Foster oi Leon Gregory Kenneth Cook Joseph Campbell Senior Directory BILLUPS , JOHN , James Store Basketball 2, Indus. Arts 3, Baseball 3, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1. BLUEFORD, NORMAN, Ark Football 2, Baseball 3, Choir 3, KVG 3, FFA 3. BROWN, LOUIS, Wan Basketball 4, Baseball 2, Football 3, FFA 2, KVG 2, Track 2, Choir 1. BROWN, ROSALIE, Wan FHA 4, Safety Patrol 4, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1. CAMPBELL, JOSEPH, Ware Neck Basketball 3, Football 3, FFA 3, KVG 4. CATLETT, JOHN, Hayes FFA 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Football 2, Track 1, Student Council 4, KVG 4, Tri Hi Y Club 1. COOK, KENNETH, Hayes Basketball 4, Football 3, Baseball 5, Tri Hi Y 1, Safety Patrol 1, FFA 2, KVG 2, Band 3. COOKE, ROBERT, Ware Neck Football 2, FFA 4, Booster Club 1, KVG 4. DEDMOND, JAMES, Hayes Indus. Arts 3, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Student Council 1. DIXON, YVONNE, Hayes FHA 4, Honor Society 2, Science Club 1, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Student Council 1. GRAY, DOROTHY, Wicomico FHA 4, Safety Patrol 5, Choir 3, Student Coun¬ cil 2, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Cheering Squad 2. GREEN, PATRICA, Hayes FHA 4, Safety Patrol 5, Tri Hi Y 1, Booster Club 1. GREGORY, DARIUS, Hayes Basketball 4, Indus. Arts 1, Choir 2, FFA 4, KVG 3. GREGORY, LEON, Hayes Basketball 4, Indus. Arts 3, Track 1. HEARN, ELOISE , James Store FTA 2, Science Club 1, FHA 4, Booster Club 1, Safety Patrol 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Jr. 4-H 1. HOWARD, BARBARA, Ark FHA 3, Science Club 4, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Honor Society 2 , Choir 1, Safety Patrol 1, Student Council 1. JACKSON, ALBERT, Hayes Indus. Arts 4, Baseball Trainer 2, Basketball Trainer 2, J.V. 1, Track 1, Student Council 1, Booster Club 1, Baseball 1. JACKSON, FRANCES, Woods X Rd. FHA 3, Tri Hi Y Club 1, Choir 4. JACKSON, MARION, Ordinary Choir 3, Safety Patrol 1, FHA 4, Tri Hi Y 1, Booster Club 1, 4-H 1. JACKSON, THEODORE, Roanes Basketball 2, Indus. Arts 4, Choir 1. JOHNSON, BENNIE, Ark Baseball 3, Indus. Arts 3. KING, ARTHUR, Gloucester Choir 5, FFA 3, Science Club 1, Track 1, Tri Hi Y 1, Student Council 1, Football Trainer 1. KING, CORNELIOUS , Ark Science Club 2, FFA 4, KVG 3, Student Council 2, Choir 5, FFA Quartet 2, Band 3, Safety Pa¬ trol 4, Dramatic Club 1. LARRIMORE, HELEN, Wan FHA 3, Cheering Squad 4, Safety Patrol 1, Choir 1, Student Council 1. LEE, MADISON, Gloucester Cheering Squad 1, 4-H 2, Choir 1, Baseball 3, Football 4, Track 1, Indus. Arts 2, Safety Patrol 1 . LEWIS , JOHN, James Store Basketball 3, FFA 3, Science Club 1, Track 2, Glee Club 1, FFA Quartet 2, KVG 2, Choir 5. PAIGE, GLORIA , Roanes FHA 2, Cheering Squad 4, Tri Hi Y Club 1. Senior Directory PAIGE, HAROLD, Roanes Basketball 2, FFA 3, KVG 3, Indus. Arts 2. RANDALL, CHARLOTTE, Pinero Safety Patrol 3, Choir 1, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, FHA 1. RANDALL, DELANO, Pinero FFA 3, KVG 3. REDMON, LENA, James Store Science Club 1, FHA 3, Choir 3, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1, 4-H 1, Safety Patrol 1. REID, OTISTINE, Woods X Road Choir 3, Safety Patrol 1, FHA 3, Tri Hi Y 1, Booster Club 1, Student Council 2. ROBINSON, CHARLES, Ordinary FHA 3, Booster Club 1, Science Club 2, Tri Hi Y 1, Choir 5, FFA Quartet 2, Band 3, 4-H 1, Football 3, Baseball 2, Track 2. SPENCER, EHTEL, Wan FHA 4, Safety Patrol 2, Student Council 1, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1. TABB, HARRY, White Marsh Baseball Trainer 2, Football Trainer 2, Choir 3, Basketball Trainer 1, Basketball 3, FFA 4, KVG 4. WHITE, ALFRED, Wicomico Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Football 4, Track 1, Indus. Arts 1, Tri Hi Y 1. WILSON, LANA, Woods X Road FHA 2, Choir 1, Booster Club 1, Tri Hi Y 1. YATES, MARSHALL, Ark Band 3, Booster Club 1, Choir 1, FTA 2, FFA 4, KVG 3, Tri Hi Y 1. Congratu1 ations to the Class of ' 66 Your listings wanted for complete real estate service can: Exclusive Brokers Arline S. Lanciano or W. R. Chapman Route 1- Hayes, Virginia Gloucester, Virginia 642-2300 OX 3-2011 Compliments of Ordinary Appliance Company Inc. 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Hendley F. Walker Jack Jenkins, Proprietor -_____—------------ 1 Compliments of Compliments of ABINGDON CLEANERS CAROLYN ' S SHOP Hayes, Va. Compliments of VILLAGE JEWELRY CO. Best Wishes to Compliments of The Class of 1966 W. C. TUCKER ' S STORE JANNEY INSURANCE AGENCY Gloucester, Virginia Compliments of Office OX 3-1841 LEMON ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Compliments of MRS. LULA BYRD MR. GEORGE B. GRAY Compliments of Compliments of GARDNER ' S SHOE REPAIR C. F. ROBINS Bank Of Gloucester G1ouces ter Chartered 1906 Sixtieth Anniversary Gloucester Point Virginia Capital $100,000.00 - J. Ma rsha11 Lew is- Herbert I. Lew is - J. B. Martin - J. H. Wadde11, Jr. - Harry E. Dunn - Chesterman Constantine - Ass i stant - Surplus $700,000.00 - Chairman of the Board - President -V ice-President -Vi ce _ p res ident - Assistant Vice-President - Cashier and Secretary Cashie rs Eliza A. Lee - 01 i s W. Halladay- Directors J. Marsha 11 Lew is- J. B. Martin - J. H. Wadde11, Jr. - Stanley T. 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Radios Hotpoint Kelvinator App1 i ances Dupont Paints Sporting Goods Toys Phone 642-4090 Mr. Stanley Howard HOWARD ' S FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service It Pleases Us to Please You Courteous, Efficient Service Ark, Virginia Phone OX 3-5755 Always at your service Seat Covers Auto Tops Phone 642-4002 Furniture Boat Work HOLMES UPHOLSTERY SHOP Hayes, Virginia Roger Holmes Clarence Holmes HAYNES CITGO SERVICE Gloucester C.H., Virginia Phone OX 3-5911 Tires-Batteries-Accessories Also Dealer for U-Haul L. F. PHILLIPS D i st ributor of Mob i 1 Petroleum Products Phone Residence Office OX 3-1631 642-4375 i Mobil I 642-2166 G1ouces ter Virginia GLOUCESTER LAUNDRY CLEANERS, INC. Rug Cleaning Storage Coin Op.-Laundry Coin Op.-Dry Cleaning Comp 1 iments of Gloucester, Virginia TIDEWATER DRIVE IN THEATRE Hayes, Va. ROBBINS FLORIST Gloucester Point, Va. Phone: 642-2101 Nights: 642-2974 Flowers for all Occasions Compliments of GEORGE CATLETT Furniture Repair Pile Driving--Dock Building Sea Walls Boat Houses HENRY B. MYERS Phone: 642-2674 Hayes, Gloucester, Va. Congratulations to the Senior Class GUNNS BODY AND FENDER SHOP Repairs J. ISHMAEL COOKE, JR. STAFF Photographers - Wedding and Children Portraits Taken in Your Home By Appointment We also make copies from old Photographs in Prints Phone: 642-4681 Hayes, V i rg i nia LONNIE V. HALL Represen ta tive Adtech Industries Pens-Penci1s-Gifts-Calendar Advertising Specialties Telephone-642-2329 Gloucester Point, Va. MILDRED ' S BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Tinting and Permanents Phone OX 3-5039 Mild red Morris M i 1dred Williams White Marsh, Virginia Comp 1 iments of LESPER ' S BEAUTY SHOP Route 17 Ark, Virginia Phone OX 3-5318 Compliments of BI-LO SUPER MARKET Hayes, Virginia Qua 1 ity Meats Your Dependable Druggist TREVILLIANS MARKET GRAY ' S PHARMACY AND Prescriptions Drugs DAIRY FREEZE G1oucester , Virginia Ark, Virginia Phone OX 3-1271 Phone OX 3-1901 4 ilTli aSk Compliments of the EMMA JANE SHOPPE Comp 1 iments of J. C. EDWARDS VARIETY D i str i butor of Mary Car ter Pa i nts ££rV c£ JIMMY ' S SEAFOOD James E. Hogge 64-22003 M. F. CLEMENTS SONS Groceries, Dry Goods, Feed Seeds, Farm Supplies and Ha rdwa re OX 3- 1 136 feeds Phone Phone Eat At Tidewater Restaurant All Wei come Open From 6:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M R€SrAU AHTy Mr. Sr Mrs. Robert Lamar Smith, Owners and Managers Phone 642-2155 R t. 1, Hayes, Va. Compliments of NUTTALL CO. Ware Neck Virginia % W. J. STOKES White Marsh Virginia Cold Drinks Good Food R Heart Warming Accommodations Compliments of HUB CLEANERS Compliments of The Hub of Good Dry C1eaning CARTER ' S FUNERAL HOME Phone 642-4678 Hayes Virginia MR. B. R. WOODLAND MR. WRAY LEIGH JOHN M. LEMON Ark Virginia Wrecker Service Phone OX 3-6355 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA Mr. Ernest Spencer 8140 Indian Rd. Gloucester, VA 23061