Thomas Dale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Chester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

M SJW L-b n-zoi .Ciz 15 (s-)c S) 3 3 C2- cf I l°l . ) U3 iX - .oi) ' boJjfe Oo P V y v y, O ' nJ J ' eJJecior Published by the Senior Class of Thomas Dale High School Chester, Virginia Co-Editor Co-Editor . Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Kathleen Anderson Jeffy Craddock Jimmy Early Johnny Early Chuck Moore I ' Uhe CReffecior 1963 :)rtrait of Sir Tiiomas Dale ( Anglo-Flemisli XVII Century): Virginia scum of Fine Arts PPPO v ' -:- pr - T- . I Standing Knight in Armor (Italian XV Century): On loan to the Virginia Museum of Tine Arts from tlie Mctroi ' mlitan Museum of Art 2 Jorecuoref j The armored Knight is a symbol ! of our school. However, to us he is more than a symbol. He is a part of each of us as we think, feel, and act. We have a deep devotion to him that will never falter. He rep- resents our strength, our character, our aims, and our ideals. In the following pages the Senior Class of 1963 will give honor to this symbol that we so dearly cher- ish. Irlioih ' ps 1 I f j Acfuerliseinenis I 1 i I. t |i k 9 73 S9 121 I hail to our Alma Mater, Our praise to thee we sing; Loyalty to the maroon and gray, From each we pledge to bring . . . When our days have ended here. And friends of old must part . . . We’ll always cherish Thomas Dale Deep within our hearts. Corel; Equestrian Knight in Armor (German XVI Century-): Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 3 II MR. FRED D. THOMPSON Superintendent of Schools MR. W. V. GORDON Assistant Superintendent jl I Acfminisiraiion hiciiltij B Miss Nancy Mr. John Mr. John Miss Amoret Miss Mr. Howard Mrs. Shelby Albert, Anthony. Bailey, Bell, Thelma Blackmon, Bowles, Geography, Ciovernment, Biology, English 8, Biddle, Erench. General VC ' orld History. History 11. Science 9- Social History Business, Studies 8. 1 1. Typing. Miss Barbara Mrs. Mrs. Miss Lesbia Mrs. Mr. A. B. Miss Ellen Bray, Pauline Nancy Brown, Marjorie C.larke, Conyers, Science 8. Brewster, Science 9. Broughton, Counseling. Math 9, Counseling. 9 Clark, English 9. Math 8. Government, Counseling. Mrs. Maude Cook, English 8, Remedial Reading. Mrs. Myra Crump, English 12, Counseling. Mr. Tom Da les, English 8. Miss Janet Douglas, Speech, English 9. Mrs. Loretta Ewell, English 11. Mrs. Mary Eyler, Secretary. Miss Jeanette Eelts, Social Studies. Mrs. Josephine Gates, Home Economics. Mrs. Edith Gay, Typing. Bookkeeping, Stenography II. Mr. Edgar Gideons, Trigonometry ' , Math 9. Mr. Walter Gladding. English 10. Mrs, Ella Grant, Civics, Social Studies 8, Counseling. 5 I Mrs. [argaret Grimes. Englisli 10. Mrs. Pearl Harrell, Enulish 9. Mrs. , V-ir ini u ■ Harrison, Math , Pl.yie Geometry, (Algebra I Mrs. Julia Harwell, English 12, Counseling. Miss Miss Bernice Elizabeth Heretick, Hudson, English 9., , 4 i ; ounseling. ' apt Mr. Charles Hunt, World History, Geography. Miss Patsy Hutcherson, English 8 and 10 . Mrs. Sallie Inge, Plane Geometry. Mr. Edmund Karpus, Physical Education 10 - 12 . Mr. Paul Keyser, Physical Education 8 . A Mrs. ' : Margaret Lacy, Physical Education 8 and 9. Mrs. Cynthia Mackler, Spanish, English 11. Mrs. Wenonah Mayo. Typing, General Business, Stenography. Mr. David McGehee, World History. Mr?- . Lennie McMillan, Science 9. Mrs. Sarah Mick, Physical Education 10. Mrs. Carole Mr. Moore, Clifton Chorus. Morris, Physical Education 8 and 9- Mr. W ' illiam Morton, Math 8, Science 8. Mrs. Rosalie Pacine, Social Studies 8, Geography, Counseling. Mr. Ralph Percival, Band. Mr. Landon Perdue, Drawing. Mr. Warren Perdue, Social Studies 8. 6 Miss Elizabeth Pickhardt, Librarian. Airs. Edith Poates, Physical Education 9. Mrs. Christine Ramsey, Chemistry. Mrs. Daisy Reamcs, Counseling. Mrs. Marian Reichert, Secretary. Mrs. Carrol Roberson, History 11. Ti o. Mr. John Rothert, English 10. Mrs. Sue Sloan, Algebra I, Plane Geometry. Airs. Joan Smith, Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Science. Miss Dorothy Spencer, Biology, Counseling. Mr. Bobby Stacy, Math 9, Arithmetic 12 . Mr. Omer Tipton, Math 9, Science 8. Mr. C. Wayne Tucker, Latin, English 9. Air. Roy Tucker, Industrial Arts. Airs. Ann Tyler, Secretarial Practice, Typing, Bookkeeping. Miss Linda Vess, Science 8. Airs. Patricia Waters, Home Economics. Aliss Elizabeth Webb, Latin. Mrs. Ann Westbrook, Biology. Mr. Jack Westfall, Physical Education 9 and 10. Air. James Williams, Driver Training. Mrs. Alary Williams, Science 8. Miss Joy Wilmoth, Physical Education 8 . Miss Rita Wright, Social Studies 8 . Airs. Doris Young, Algebra I and 11. Air. Walter Young, Algebra I and II. 7 m ' 1 ' . A ' ” i. . VL ♦ 1 • ; f ! 1 - - ■ ' C uasses ' v ' - : V • tV •• v Oedication cSen ors Z JAoIs 7JAo den or Oata ,Junio ' s c op } oin oi ' es d esf i ien 7 ip iif) J ' Gcfe 9 When first we came to Thomas Dale High School, we came v ith mingled feelings: anxieties because the school i was new to us, erv large and ery strange; anticipation because we thrilled s ' ith dreams of high school, graduation ! and a new lile beginning. j However, the anxieties tjuickly left us and the strangeness disappeared, but the thrill remained and the dreams became reality. Our school became as a home to us — a tremendous experience that is indelibly part of us. As graduation nears, we are filled with hopes and visions and we leave with courage, strength and faith; for as the weather vane shows the direction of the blowing winds, so does Thomas Dale show us the path we follow. In deep | gratitude for the excellent preparation for life, for the memories of joys and sorrows we carry with us, for the warmth j of friendships, the (lass of 196s dedicates its REFLECTOR to Thomas Dale High School. When our days have [ ended here, and Irieiuls of old must part . . . we ' ll always cherish Thomas Dale deep within our hearts.” 10 While Senior class officers prepare for REFLECTOR ad-taking day by picking up ad contracts, Senior class sponsors, Mrs. Myra Crump and Mrs. Daisy Reames, look at ads in the 1962 yearbook. PHYLLIS GARRETT Secretary SANDRA IVY Treasurer I I Larry Scott Adams Larr) lumiiiia Brenda Joyce Almeida ' B re ml a Sandra Gail Altman ' ' Sandra John Wayne Anderson John Kathleen Luise Anderson Kathleen Nancy Earle Andrews Sanc) 5 (:jeniors Larry Wayne Atkins Larry’’ Henry Benjamine Avent Henr)” Brenda Adell Barbour Brenda Betty Leigh Barker Betty Charles Williams, Heather Magruder, Susan Gregory, and Chuck Moore represented our school at Girls ' and Boys’ State. 13 Margaret Noblin Bowles brazier Talmadge Boyd ' ' Butch” Cdarence John Bradley, Jr. fohuuy” Joyce Ann Bratton Joyce” Wesley Ann Breeden W ' esley” Joan Carole Brooks Joan” en ors Benjamin Francis Brockwell Benny” Roger Dale Brown Roger” Samuel Madison Brown Sam” Gerald Wayne Burke Jerry” Robert Lee Burton ' ' Bobby Gerald XX ' ayne Byruin ( harlottc Marie Call ' ' Charlolte” Preston Bruce Campbell Bruce Robert Lamont Canoles Robert Elisabeth Burkholder Carpenter Beth 1963 George Raymond Castlebury Ray Charles Ralph Chapman Charles Linwood Earl Church Lhniood Donald Meade Clark Donnie Michael Castle Cline Michael ' ’ Joyce Marie Coghill Joyce Kenion Hamby Coleman Ketiion Elizabeth Gale Cooper Gale Kathrvn Rosetta Cowherd Kathryn Jeffress Frances Craddock J JJ) Seniors Naomi Carol Crostic Carol” Sandra Gail Crostic Sandra” Susan Gay Crump Susan” Morris Calvin Cumbie Morris” Versatile Senior Nancy Spain is presented with the coveted D.A.R. award. 17 I James Sterling Fitzgerald ]i� nny ' ’ Sandra Louise F’ranklin SiV ilra Brenda Lee Fugett Bro Jii Earl Randolph Fugett Raihl) Richard Massie Fulghum ' ' Dickie William Floyd Fulton ' ' Btir 1963 Phyllis Raye Garrett ' ' Phyllis” Susan Gayle Garrett Susan Robert Edmund Garrison, Jr. Bobby Laurence Woodrow Gettings Larry Susan Foster Glover Susan” Howard Jackson Gordon, Jr. Jackie” Susan Doyle Gregory Susa)i” William Thomas Guill, Jr. T otnniy” Alice Sherard Hagaman Alice” Gary Wayne Hargrave Gary” eniors Alvin Franklin Harris III Butch” Thomas Joseph Harris Bonuny” Thomas Monroe Harvey Tommy” Shirley Morgan Haw Shirley” I ■ ' ' ayne Myers and Jimmy Fitz- gerald act cut the famed balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet in the S.C.A. Variety Show. 21 Patricia Gayle Hylton Ga) le Sandra Lee Ivey Sandra Brenda Gray Jackson Brenda Nancy Gail James Kanes Layton Jackson Johnson, Jr. La]ton Clifton Clark Jones Clark eniors Patsy Lou Jones Patss James Christian Jouget James Theodore August Keck III Ted Ronald I.ee Keeler Ro ni e Al ' m 1 rank KIcmcnt Ah in Myr.i Scott K lc Hrctt C onicul f.al icrre Ihc I ictor Wade Lea ' I hctor William Leslie Leigh, Jr. Billy Franklin Eugene Luffman Brauklni 1963 Heather Mi I her MagruJer Heat her Sherry Raye Marsh Sherry Diane Franklin McGee ' ' Diane Rosalie Christine Morgan ' ' Christine Charles Coleman Moore, Jr. Chuck” John Reavis Moseley ' ' ]ohnn) John Emerson Murdock III John Mary Lou Murphey ' ’Mary Lou eniors j 1 1 Jacqueline Carol Murrell Jackie Wayne Louis Myers V ' ay ie Mary Frances Nelson Mary Joseph Herley Nunnally, Jr. ' ' Joe ■ ' April Showers was the theme of the annual Quill and Scroll Spring Dance. 25 Xorma Carol Pillow Cdrol Sandra Jean Pugh ' ' Samh Ann Marccdle Quaiff Aiui Linda joyce Quate Linda Jonathan Davis Quigley Jon Stanley Alan Rabineau Stan Joan Plizabeth Rankin Joan David Meredith Richardson David Toni Virginia Ripley f oni Craig Scott Romaine Sco t) 1963 Phyllis Leigh Simmons ”Ph]llis” George Leonard Slater Len Frances Anne Sligh Vyances Samuel Everett Smelley ' Saw my 1 larry WcLlon Rowscy ' I hirr) Cheryl Archer Rulfin Cheiyl Margaret Anne Scott ” Ann e John Rhctt Shaw ' ' Rhett Samuel Sterling Shelton Sammy Stephen Kermit Shoosmith Steve Nancy Lee Spain Nancy Nancy Harriet Spencer Nai?c) Wil son Stuart Spencer W ' j son Patricia Anita Spiers Patricia Peter Hartin Stahl Pete Leonard Claiborne Stell Leonard eniors Richard Linden Stell Dickie” Mildred Ann Stephenson Mildred David Carlyle Stewart David Nanel O ' dcll Taylor Nan I 1963 Jackson Robert Warren Jackie” Dora Maxine Weaver Do tie” Victoria Atkins Throckmorton Vickie” Ralph Hamilton Thurston Ralph” I ' ranccs Ann Tingen Prances” Emilyn Jane Trainham jane” Jerry Wayne Tyler Jerry” Walter Robert Waraksa Bohhy” Fran O t e y, homecoming queen, rides to her throne to watch the remaining half of the John Marshall game. 29 Sandra Lee West ’’Sandy” William Earl W ' estbrook, Jr. ■’Bill” Charles Lassiter Williams, Jr. ’’ Charles” Samuel John Williamson III ’’ Jackie” Winifred Darlene Winn ' ' Darlene” Virginia Lee Wolfe iry inia” ( cuiiio } c c joo yl ieac W ' alkinc; to school along a country lane is fun today and a pleasant memory tomorrow. 31 eniors z nirocfti ace Most Talented BECKY DAVENPORT BILL FULTON Friendliest SUSAN GREGORY RALPH THURSTON Most Intellectual DONNA MARSHALL JOHNNY EARLY IIMMY EARLY jWost School Spirited ERAN OTEY LARRY ADAMS (lill lSlISld 34 Best Looking PHYLLIS GARRETT LARRY ADAMS Most In Love FRAN OTEY CHUCK MOORE Best Dressed SANDRA IVEY HOWIE WORRELL A[ost Athletic NANCY SPAIN DAVID STEWART LARRY SCOTT ADAMS Adlovho Club 1, 2. 3. -i. 5 (Vice-President 3); J.V. Football 2; J V. Baseball 2; Key Club 3, 4 . 5; Hi-Y 4, 5 ( M.G.A. 4); S.C.A. 2, 3. 4. 5 (President of Junior S.C.A. 2, State Conven- tion 2, 3, District Convention 3, 5, Workshop 5, Vice-President 4. President 5); Vice-President of Class 3; KNIGHT’S REVIEW 4; Red Cross 2. BRENDA JOYCE ALMEIDA Adlovho Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 4, President 5, Blue Ridpe 5, District Conference 5); S.C.A. 4 (District and State Conventions 4); KNIGHTS REVIEW 4 (Typist); Quill and Scroll 5. (Other School) Softball Team 1. SANDRA GAIL ALTMAN Adloyho Club 1. 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4, 5; Red Cross 2, 4; Curtis Representative 3, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5. JOHN WAYNE ANDERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Wrestling Team 2. KATHEEEN LUISE ANDERSON Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield 5); Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 (M.G.A. 3, Historian 4, District Convention 4); KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4 (Business Manager); Youth Page Editor, RICHMOND NEWS LEADER 4; Chairman of Prom Invitations Committee 4; RE- FLECTOR 5 (Co-Editor); Quill and Scroll 5 (President 5, S.L- P.A. 4); National Honor Society 4, 5; Head Marshal at Com- mencement 4. NANCY EARLE ANDREWS Adloyho Club 1; Red Cross 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5; Dramatics Club 4, 5. ' LARRY WAYNE ATKINS HENRY BENJAMINE AVENT Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; QLTLL 5 (Copy Editor). BRENDA ADELE BARBOUR F.H.A. 4, 5 (Secretary 5); QLTLL Representative 5; Girls ' Cdiorus 3. BliTTY LEIGH BARKER Tri-Hi-’t ' 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 4); Dramatics Club 3, 4; Adloyho Club 3, 4, 3; QLTLL 3 (Associate Editor); French Club 4, 5; Quill and Scroll 3. (Other School) Latin Club 1, 2; Junior N.itional Honor Society 1, 2. ivA ee;i; bates Adloyho Club 1; I TLA. 4, 5; Curtis Representative 4. JUDY SMEEH BliACII (Other .School) Cdec C,lub 2, 3. 4; 4-H 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Pc|i (ilub 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Junior High Chorus I. BRIiNDA E ' AYE BELL Adloyho CJub 2, 3. 4; S.C.A. 3; Tn-Hi-Y 4, 5; Junior QUILL Staff i; QI ' ILL 3. CLYDE ERANKLIN BENNETT ROBERTA JEANNE BEVERLY QUILL 5 (Associate Editor); National Honor Society 5; Quill and Scroll 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield 4); French Club 3, 4, 5; Dramatics Club 3. PETER DOUGLAS BLAKE PATRICIA LUCILLE BLAYLOCK Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 3; Girls ' Varsity Club 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5 (Co-Captain 5); F.H.A. 3, 4. 5 (Treasurer 4, President 5); Junior S.C.A. Secretary 2; QLTLL 5. JOHN LOUIS BOCK Red Cross 4. MARGARET MOBLIN BOWLES (Other School) Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Language Club 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Junior Chorus 2; Girls ' Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Follies (Variety Show) 2; May Court 4. CLARENCE JOHN BRADLEY, JR. JOYCE ANN BRATTON Safety Patrol 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Letter 1, 2, 3, 4); Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield 4); QUILL Representative 3. WESLEY ANN BREEDEN JOAN CAROLE BROOKS Daniel Life Club 2; Library Club 4; Red Cross 5. BENJAMIN ERANCIS BROCKWELL J.V. Football 1, 2; Golf 3, 4, 5; Varsity Basketball Manager 2; Varsity Club 3, 4, 3. ROGER DALE BROWN SAMUEL MADISON BROWN Varsity Football 2. GERALD WAYNE BURKE Boys ' Varsity Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 5); J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3. 4, 5; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5 (Tri- Captain 5); Key Club 3; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3. ROBERT LEE BURTON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 3. GERALD WAYNE BYRUM Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 4, Chaplain 5); Quill Representative 3; Golf Team 3, 4, 5 (Co-Captain 4); Chorus 5; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4; Red Cross 1. 36 CHARI.OTTli MARIH CALL PRLSTON HRUCi; CAMFHLLL LLLSARLTll HURKIIOLDLR CARPENTER Band 2, 3; ALllnylio Club 1, 2, 3. L 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, -1, 5; Dramatics 2; SC. A. Representative 1, 5; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball -i; QLMl.I. Representati e -i. CiEORCE RA ' iMCrNL) CASTLEBURY Adloylu) Club 1, 2, 3, -i, 5 (Shield 5); Red Cross Representative 2; Daniel Lite Club -i, 5; QUILL Staff (Typist 5); Chorus 3, -1, 5; QUILL Representatixe 5; Safety Patrol 3, 4, 5. CHARLES RALPH CHAPMAN (Other School) Basketball 2; Track 3; Spanish Club 3. LINWOOD EARL CHURCH Curtis Representative 1; S.C.A. Representative 2; Red Cross Representative 3, 4; Adloyho Club 3, 4, 5. MICHAEL CASTLE CLINE Varsity Football 1, 2; Adloyho Club 1, 2; Prom Band Committee 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Curtis Representative 1, 2. JOYCE MARIE COGHILL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Adloyho Club 5. KENION HAMBY COLEMAN QUILL Staff 5 (Reporter); Adloyho Club 1. ELIZABETH GALE COOPER Letter Girl 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4, 5; F.H.A. 2. JUDITH MAE COUSINS F.H.A. 4. KATHRYN ROSETTA COWHERD Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Tn-Hi-Y 3, -J; Chorus 2, 3, 4; QLTLL Representative 3; RE- FLECTOR 5 (Typist); Miss Thomas Dale Contest (2nd Runner- up -t). JEEFRESS FRANCES CRADDOCK REFLECTOR (Junior Editor -t, Co-Editor 5); Quill and Scroll (SEP. A. Representative 4, Historian 5); Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield -i); QLTLL Representative 4, Prom Invitations Committee -i. NAOMI CAROL CROSTIC Adloyho Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2. SANDRA GAIL CROSTIC Chorus 5; F.H.A. 2, 3. SUSAN GAY CRUMP S.C.A. Re|iresentati e 4; Dramatics Club 4. 5; REI LEC.TOR Staff 3 (Associate Art Editor); Tri-Hi-Y t. 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2; Curtis Reiircsentatiie 3. -i; Pep Club 2; Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 2. REBECCA ELIZABETH DAVENPORT J.V. Cheerleader 2, 3 (Head Cheerleader 3); Varsity Cheerleader -1, 3; Red Cross 2, t, 3 (President 3); S.C.A. 5 (Chairman of S.C.A. Variety Show); Prom Refreshments Committee 4; Miss ' Fhomas Dale Contest 3 (2nd Runner-up); ' Fri-Hi- ' f ' -i, 5; Chorus 2, 3, 4, 3; Adloyho Club 2. ELIZABETH WINTON DEAN Adloyho Club 1, 2; Red Cross Representative 1, 2; Band 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4, 3; J.V. Basketball 3 (Manager -i); Softball 3 (Manager 3); Varsity Club 4, 5 (President 5); Varsity Basketball 5; F.HjA. 5. FRANK DOUTRICH DEETS QUILL 5. JUDY KAYE DENNA F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4 (Letter 4); Softball 3. JAMES EDWARD DOYLE, JR. JAMES MICHAEL DUDLEY J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball -t, 5; Varsity Football 5; Varsity- Club 4, 3. WILLIAM MAHONE DYSON Band 1, 2, 3. JOHN STEPHEN DYSON QUILL Staff 3 (Art Editor); Junior S.C.A. 2; Chorus 2, 5; Golf Team 3; Varsity Football 4, 3; Prom Committee 4. JAMES LAWRENCE EARLY Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 (Shield 4); Key Club 3, 4, 3; Hi-Y Club 3. 4, 3 (Treasurer 4); S.C.A. 1, 3; Quill and Scroll 5; REFLECTOR Staff 5 (Business Manager); National Honor Soci- ety 4, 3. JOHN ROBERT EARLY Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield 4. Bar 5); S.C.A. 2. 4; Key- Club 3, 4. 3 (Treasurer 4); Hi-Y 3, 4. 5; National Honor Society 3; REFLECTOR Staff 5 (Advertising Manager); Quill and Scroll 5. CURTIS ELDRIDGE EDWARDS, JR. Adloyho Club 1. 2, 3, 4, 3; Junior Issue of QUILL 4. BILLIE MURRAY ELDER Chorus 4, 3; (Other School) Glee Club 3; May Queen ' s Court 1. 37 DUNBAR EVANS French Club 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5; Adloyho Club 2, 3, 4, 5; QUILL 5 (Reporter); Prom Committee 4; Curtis Campaign 3 (Manager). WILLIAM JAMES EWING Adloyho Club 1; Hi-Y Club 4, 5 (Treasurer 5). NANCY CAROL EERGUSON Chorus 4; F.H.A. 3- JAMES STERLING ITTZGERALD Junior Red Cross 1; Junior QUILL 4; QLTLL 5 (Business Staff); Dramatics Club 2, 3; S.C.A. Variety Show 5; Adloyho Club 1. SANDRA LOUISE ERANKLIN REFLECTOR Staff 5 (Senior Editor); KNIGHT ' S REVIEW Staff 5 (Typist); Tri-Hi-Y 4 , 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Quill and Scroll 5; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Decorations Committee 4; College Night Representative 5. BRENDA LEE FUGETT Vice-President of Class 1; Red Cross 1, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary-Treas- urer 4); S.C.A. 1; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4, 5 (Assistant Head Majorette 5); Chorus 3, 4, 5; Junior QLTLL Staff 4; QLTLL Representative 5. EARL RANDOLPH FUGETT Prom Decorations Committee 4; Chorus 3, 4; Wrestling Team 1. RICHARD MASSIE FULGHUM Red Cross 2; Curtis Representative 3; S.C.A. Alternate 4; Junior QLTLL Staff 4; QITLL 5; QUILL Representative 5; Quill and Scroll 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM FLOYD FULTON, JR. Treasurer of Class 1; Red Cross 1, 4; Hi-Y 4, 5: KNIGHT’S REVIEW 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 5; J.V. Baseball 3; J.V. Basketball Manager 3; Curtis Representative 1; Prom Decorations Committee 4; Prom Refreshments Committee 4. PHYLLIS RAYE GARRETT Letter Girl 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4, 5 (Head Majorette 5); Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 3, Shield 5); Junior QLTLL Staff 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Curtis Representative 1, 2; Vice-President of Class 1; Treasurer of Class 2; Secretary of Class 3, 5; Teen Board Representative 5. SUSAN GAYLE GARRETT Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 1); Pep Club 2; REFLECTOR 5 ( ' Fypist). ROBERT EDMUND GARRISON JR. Varsity Basketball -1. SUSAN POSTER GLOVER (Other School) Homeroom President 2; Vice-President 3; Glee Club 3; A Capella Choir; Latin Club (Treasurer 2); Y-Teens 3; 5. C.A.; ' Fri-Hi-Y 5; Prom Committee -1. 38 HOWARD JACKSON GORDON, JR. Chorus 3, 4. SUSAN DOYLE GREGORY J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4, 5; Red Cross 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; S.C.A. 4, 5 (District Convention 4, 5, Chair- man of Geek W ' eek Dance 4, Chairman of School Spirit Commit- tee); Chairman of Prom Decorations Committee; Curtis Campaign Manager 5; QITLL Representative 4; Chairman of Miss Thomas Dale Contest; REFLECTOR 5; Homecoming Princess 5; Girls’ State 4. WILLIAM THOMAS GUILL, JR. ALICE SHERARD HAGAMAN Adloyho 1, 2; S.C.A. 1; Prom Committee 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Red Cross 1; Curtis Representative 1, 2, 4. GARY WAYNE HARGRAVE ALVIN FRANKLIN HARRIS III Adloyho 1, 2, 3; Golf Team 3, 5. THOMAS JOSEPH HARRIS Adloyho 1, 2, 3; Key Club 5; Hi-Y 4, 5 (Vice-President 5); Varsity Football 4; Varsit) ' Track 3, 4, 5; Varsit) ' Club 4, 5; S.C.A. 5. THOMAS MONROE HARVEY Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 5; Spelling Champion 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, 5. SHIRLEY MORGAN HAW Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 4, Shield 4); Color Guard 3, 4, 5 (Letter 4, Sergeant 5); QLTLL 5; Quill and Scroll 5 (Secretar}’- Treasurer); Ptom Committee 4; Junior QLTLL 4. HARRY LIGHTNER HECKEL III S.C.A. 1; Adloho 1, 2, 3: KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4; French Club 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 4, President 5); National Honor Society 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5 (Secretary 5). JAMES ALLEN HELM Red Cross 1, 2; Library Club 2; QLTLL Representative 5; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Curtis Representative 3. JOHN SAMUEL HONEY (Other School) J.V. Basketball 2; Vice-President of Class 1; President of Class 2; Secretary of School Bowling League 1. (T.D.) Red Cross 3; S.C.A. 4. JACK ODELL HUDDLE J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5 (Tri-Captain 5); Boys ' Varsity Club 5 (President). JESSE JAMES HUDLER (Other School) Band 1, 2, 3 (Band Manager 1); F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. (T.D.) Band 4, 3. CHARLES ALBERT HUDSON Hi-V 2, 3, -i, 5 (M.G.A. 5); RIR ' I.ECTOR 5 (Photography Edi- tor); Red Cross Rep. 1; QL ' ILL Rep, 3; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 2 (S.I P.A. 3, Editor-in-Clilcf -i, Associate Editor 5); Latin Club -i; Prom Band Committee Chairman 4 . PATRICIA GAYLE HYLTON National Honor -Societv -i, 5 (Treasurer 5); Quill Scroll 5; REFLECTOR 5 (Head Typist); Tri-Hi-Y -I, 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2, T d, 5 (Shield -i); KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4, 5 (Head Typist -1, Associate Head Typist 5); Prom Invitations Committee 4; French Club 4. 5; Dramatics Club 4. SANDRA LEE IVEY Red Cross Representative 1, 3; J-V. Cheerleader 2, 3; QLTLL Representative 3; Class Sec ' y 2; Class Treas. 5; Adloyho Club 2, 3; Prom Decorations Committee 4; Curtis Campaign Repre- sentative 4, 5. BRENDA GRAY JACKSON Adloybo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Jr. Red Cross (Alternate 2, Repre- sentative 3); KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4, 5 (Typist); REFLECTOR Staff 5 (Typist). NANCY GAIL JAMES Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 3); Majorette 4, 5 (Alternate 3); Secretary of Class 1; French Club 4, 5 (Treasurer 5); Prom Invitations Committee 4; Junior QUILL 4; S.C.A. 1. LAYTON JACKSON JOHNSON Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4. CLIFTON CLARK JONES Hi-Y 4, 5; Key Club 4, 5 (Vice-President 5); Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4. 5; QUILL 5; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4; Treasurer of Class 4; Golf Team 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, 5; Junior QUILL 4; J.V. Football 1. THEODORE AUGUST KECK III Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 4, 5; QLTLL 5 (Business Manager); Dramatics 4; Track 3, 4, 5; Chess Team 4, 5; Junior QUILL 4; Red Cross 3 (Alternate). RONALD LEE KEELER (Other School) Foreign Language Club 4; Art Club 4; School Newspaper 2 (Cartoonist); Football 2; Basketball 2. ALVIN FRANK KLEMENT, JR. MYRA SCOTT KYLE French Club 4, 5; QUILL 5. (Other School) Civics Club 1; 4-H 2, 3; Biology Club 2; School Reporter to PROGRESS INDEX 2, 3; Volleyball Team 3 (Captain). BRETT CONRAD LAPIERRE (Other School) Jaybees 3. VICTOR WADE LEA Chorus 3, 4, 3. (Other School) Chorus 3- WILI.IAM LESLIE LEIGH, JR. J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 5; Track 2, 4, 5; Varsity Club -1, 5. FRANKLIN EUGENE LUFFMAN HEATHER MILLIER MAGRUDER President of Class 1; S.C.A. 1, 2; Vice-President of Class 2, 4, 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 2; Majorette 3, 4, 5; French Club 4, 5; Junior QLTLL 4; Mistress of Ceremonies at S.C.A. Variety Show 5; Girls ' State 4; Girls ' Nation 4 (Postmaster General); Prom Decorations Committee 4. SHERRY RAYE MARSH Adloyho 2; S.C.A. 3, 4, 5 (State Convention 4); Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Junior QLTLL 4; Varsity Cheerleader 5. DONNA LEE MARSHALL QLTLL 5 (Editor-in-Chief) ; National Honor Society 4, 5; Quill and Scroll 5 (Vice-President); Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; -S.I.P.A. 4; Reporter to NEWS-JOURNAL 4; S.C.A. 4; Curtis Representative 3. EMMA MAY McFARLAND DIANE FRANKLIN McGEE (Other School) J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; French Circle 1; Latin Club 1; Home Room Representa- tive 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4. ROSALIE CHJUSTINE MORGAN S.C.A. 2; Prom Invitations Committee 4; Chorus 4, 5; Red Cross 3; QUILL 5. CHARLES COLEMAN MOORE, JR Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Shield 4); Key Club 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 4, District Convention 4); Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Boys’ State 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Football 5; National Honor Society 4, 5 (President 5); REFLECTOR 5 (Circulation Manager); Quill and Scroll 5; Prom Refreshments Committee 4. JOHN REAVIS MOSELEY Red Cross 1. JOHN EMERSON MURDOCK III (Other School) Decorations Committee for Prom 4; Golf Team. MARY LOU AFURPHEY S.C.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 (Shield 4, President 3); Dramatics Club 3 (One-Act Play); Varsity Cheer- leader 4, 5; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Curtis Representative 1, 3; Prom Entertainment Committee 4. 39 JACQUELINE CAROL MURRELL Tn-Hi-V -4, 5; QUILL Staff 5; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW Staff 4; Adloyho Club 1, 2; Prom Invitation Committee 4; French Club 4, 5; Junior QUILL Staff 4. WAYNE LOUIS MYERS J.V. Football 2, 3; Varsity Football 4, 5; Track 3, 4, 5 (Co- Captain 4); Hi-Y -t, 5 (President 5); Varsity Club 3, 4, 5. MARY FRANCES NELSON (Other School) Art Club 3; Girls ' Athletic Association 3. JOSEPH HARLEY NUNNALLY, JR. LINW ' OOD EVERETT OSTERBIND J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (Treasurer 4). FRANCES SHEILD OTEY J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4, 5 (Head Cheerleader 5); Red Cross Representative 3; French Club 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Dramatics Club 3; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW Staff 4; Miss Tenth Grade 3; S.C.A. Representative 4, 5 (Secretary’ 5, District State Convention); Homecoming Princess 4; Homecoming Queen 5; Prom Decoration Committee 4; Key Club Sweetheart 5. JOSEPHINE ANN OWENBY Adloyho Club 1, 2, 4, 5; National Honor Society 4, 5 (Secretary 5); S. C. A. Representative 1; Curtis Representative 2; French Club 5 (Secretary); Majorette 5; College Night Committee Chair- man 5. (Other School) SPOTLIGHT 4 (Reporter). WAYNE JUNIUS OZMORE KERMIT DENNIS PARK Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. VIRGINIA ANN PARKINSON S.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 5); Dra- matics Club 2, 3; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4; Class Secretary 4; QUILL Staff 5; Jr. QLTLL Staff 4; QUILL Representative 2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Curtis Representa- tive 5; Quill and Scroll 5; French Club 5. JANE MARIE PAYNE Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; QUILL Staff 5; French Club 4, 5; Dramatics Club 3; Pep Club 2. BONITA KAY PELIKAN Adloyho Cluh 1, 2, 3; French Club 4, 5 (Vice-President 5); Dramatics Club 3; KNIGHTS ' REVIEW Staff 4, 5 (Art Editor); QUILL 5 (Reporter); Pep Club 2; Red Cross Representative 5; Junior QL ILL 4 (Co-Editor). NORMA CAROL PILLOW Red Cross Representative 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; F.H.A. 5 (Song Leader) QUILL Representatic e 5; Adloyho Cluh 5; Curtis Cam- paign 3. SANDRA JEAN PUGH Tri-Hi-Y 4. 5; F.H.A. 2. 5; Curtis Campaign Representative 5; QLTLL Representative 3, 5; Dramatics Club 5. ANN MARCELLE QUAIEF Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; Chorus 2. 3, 4, 5; French Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5 (Blue Ridge Assembly 4, Chaplain 5. District Conference 5); Varsity Cheerleader 5; REFLECTOR Staff 5 (Art Editor); Curtis Campaign Representative 4. LINDA JOYCE QUATE F.H.A. 2. 3. 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; S.C.A. 5; Softball Manager 3; J.V. Basketball 2 , 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Junior QLTLL 4. JONATHAN DAVIS QUIGLEY STANLEY ALAN RABINEAU Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 4, 5 (District Convention 5); Pep Club 5. JOAN ELIZABETH RANKIN Dramatics Club 4. (Other School) Editor of School Newspaper 1; Captain Basketball Team 1, 2; Chorus 1; Service Club 3; Prom Committee 2. DAVID MEREDITH RICHARDSON TONI VIRGINIA RIPLEY Band 1. 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 2; Curtis Representative 4. WAYNE ARTHUR ROBERTSON CRAIG SCOTT ROMAINE, JR. J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 5. HARRY WELDON ROWSEY Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. 5. CHERYL ARCHER RUFFIN Junior S.C.A. 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2, 3 (Head Cheerleader 3); Junior Red Cross Representative 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; QLTLL Repre- sentative 3; Chorus 5; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4 (Art Staff); Curtis Campaign Representative 4. MARQARET ANNE SCOTT Adloyho Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Junior QLTLL Staff 4; QLTLL Staff 5. STERLING SAMUEL SEIELTON STEPHEN KERMIT SHOOSMITH 40 PHYLLIS LEIGH SIMMONS Junior Red Cross Representative 1; FH.A. 2, 3, -i. V, Chorus 3, “i; Curtis Campaign Representative 1. FRANCES ANNE SLIGH Adloyho Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3 ' . Class President 3; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Junior Vice-President 2, Secretary 4, Reporter 3); Softball 3, -1. 5; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Girls ' Varsity Club 4, 5; Chorus 2, 3, 4, 3; Curtis Campaign Representative 2, 3. SAMUEL EVERETT SMELLEY Football 2, 3, 4. NANCY LEE SPAIN REFLECTOR 5 (Literary Editor); Varsity Basketball 4, 5 (Co- Captain 5, Monogram -t, Bar 5); J.V. Basketball 2, 3 (Co-Captain 3); Adloyho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Historian 2, 4, Shield 4, Bar 4); S.C.A. 1, 3, 5; French Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 (District Con- j ference 3): Quill and Scroll 5; National Honor Society 4, 5; Junior Red Cross Representative 4, 5 (Secretary-Treasurer 5); Curtis Campaign Representative 1. 2, 3; Varsity Club 4, 5; Class I Secretary 1; QL ' ILL Representative 3. I NANCY HARRIET SPENCER I Junior Red Cross Representative 1; F.H.A. 2; Chorus 5. I PATRICIA ANITA SPIERS Curtis Campaign Representative 1. PETER MARTIN STAHL Track 4, 5; Varsity Club 5; Junior Red Cross Representative 2. RICHARD LINDEN STELL DAVID CARLYLE STEWART Adloyho Club 1. 2; Key Club 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5 (Secre- tary 3); Boys ' State 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5 (Captain 5); J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Junior Class President 4. JOHN THOMAS STRADER Chorus 4; Track 3. NANEL O’DELL TAYLOR Adloyho 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; Dramatics Club 3, 5; Library Club 2; French Club 4, 5; S.C.A. 3; Debate Team 3; Curtis Campaign Co-Manager 5; QUILL 5; Prom Committee 4. VICTORIA ATKINS THROCKMORTON Chorus 4, 5; Red Cross. (Other School) Deputy; Office Hostess. RALPH HAMILTON THURSTON. JR. J.V. H.isketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 3 (Captain 5); l.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3. 4, 5; Track 3; J.V. Baseball 2; V.irsit - Baseball i; Varsity Club 3. 4. 3. FRANCES ANN TINGEN Red Cross 1; Adloyho 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 4, 5 (Treasurer 5); Curtis Representative 4; Junior QFTLL 4 (Reporter); QUILL 5 (Typist). JERRY WAYNE TYLER (Other School) Wrestling Team 2. 3, 4. WALTER ROBERT WARAKSA Adloyho 1. 2; Key Club 4. 5; Varsity Football 4; Track 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Red Cross 3. DORA MAXINE WEAVER Chorus 4, 5; S.C.A. 1; Adloyho 1; KNIGHT ' S REVIEW 4; Majorette 3 (Alternate); F.H.A. 2. SANDRA LEE WEST Red Cross 5. (Otlier School) Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Physical Education Club 2; Girls ' Softball Team 3. WILLIAM EARL WESTBROOK, JR. QUILL 5 (Sports Editor). CHARLES LASSITER WILLIAMS Key Club 4, 5 (President 5); Hi-Y 4, 5; French Club 2. 3, 4 (President 4); Societe Honoraire de Francais 4; National Honor Society 5; Boys ' State 4; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; S.C.A. 5. JOHN SAMUEL WILLIAMSON III French Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); President of Class 5; Na- tional Honor Society 5; Prom Decorations Committee 4; Hi-Y Club 4, 5; Key Club 5; Adloyho 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Football 4; Boys ' State Alternate 4. WINIFRED DARLENE WINN Chorus 4, 5; Softball Team 4, 5; Girls ' Varsity Club 5 (Vice- President 5, Monogram 4). VIRGINIA LEE WOLFE S.C.A. 4; F.H.A. 4. PATRICIA LEE WORLEY Adloyho 1; Curtis Representative 3; QLTLL Representative 5. HOWARD WALTON WORRELL, JR. Adloyho 1, 2; Hi-Y 4, 5; QUILL 5; Red Cross 1; Curtis Rep- resentative 2. 41 Junior class officers and sponsors inspect Curtis Campaign results. Left to right: Mrs. Bowles, Sponsor; Ned Hopkins, President; Mike Garnnet, Vice-President; Susan Beville, Secretary; Beverly Wilkinson, Treasurer; Carol Bowles, Historian; Mr. Blackmon, Sponsor. Blackmon. Sponsor. amors Pat Adams Rose Alley Cheryd Andrews Donna Andrews Judy Andrews Robert Anthony Lynn Dee Armstrong Nancy Atkinson David Bailey Sharon Baird Patricia Ball Milton Barfield Gilbert Bartle Barbara Bean Brenda Beck Fred Beck Larry Bell Pat Bellah ,7 c ors Kenneth Berger Margaret Bersik jBabs Best t Donald Beverly j Susan Beville -- (5) ' j April Biggs L.Wr Blaha J.iniqp Bodenhamer Tom y Bottonas Catril Bowles Paul Broughton Joanne Brown Glenn Brubaker Cherie Burgess Jeannie Carden Judy Carter Diane Cassety Dave Cathers Warren Chalkley John Clanton Alex Clarke Linda Clarke Annette Cline Retta Jean Coleman Richard Collins Bobby Conway Buddy Cook Sherian Cooper Richard Cosby Bill Coulbourne i I Sandra Critcher Dawn Crowder Jane Dotson Olivia Dunaway Tex Dunbar uniors Becky Dundalow Tommy Dunnavant Emmett Eggleston Steve Eib Sue Elliott Eddie Faggart Vern Fairchilds Janie Faris Susan Faris Tommy Fenner David Fisher Mary Foster Richard Fogg Kay French James Fry Mike Fitzgerald Donnie Garnett Mike Garnett Claudia Garrett Martha Geary Don Girard Nancy Lee Gibson Cher ' l Gill Gerald Graham Anne Grant Judy Gray Carolyn Grubb Holland Hague Myrtle Hague James Hailey Brenda Hairfield Kay Hall Wayne Harden Bill Hardman Jimmy Harper 44 , J C I } I () S Anne Harris Donna Harris Roberta Hatfield Hen Hayes Rose Henshaw Hill Herndon Rowland Hess Sherry Hibbard Hill Hirseh Robert Holcomb Melody Holder Linda Holland Pete Honey Mary Horine Ned Hopkins Billy Lee Hudson Nancy Hudson Jack Hutchins Michael Hutchinson Sally Jackson Carol Jones Dale Jones Marilyn Jones Ruth Ann Keye Mike Knowles Larry LaMoreaux Brenda Langford Sandra Latta Catherine Leahman Richard Leonowicz Linda Ligon Ronnie Lohr Alvis Lowery Judy Lundie Patricia Lundie 45 juniors Bambi Lynn Eugene Maile Jerry Mann Brenda Marks Don Martin Edith Martin Kent Martin Mike Matheny Carol Mathews Webster Maughan Catherine McGee Woodrow McGonigal Elizabeth McNeer Eddie McNelly Michael Melnyk Paul Micou Richard Moss Edith Motley Shirley Muma Faye Murray Kenneth Nowell Judy Nunnally Paul O ' Berry Donald O ' Donahue Jo Carol Owens David Palumbo Thomas Penny ' Vicky Pepper Gloria Perkinson Carol Pierce Sheila Pierce Kari Piczak Elaine Plaisance George Poihemus Margo Poulston T ' A 1 i I .1 I ]; 1 I i ,7 un ors Joe Powers Shirley Pride Sandra Proffitt W ' ayne Rash Gary Ray Seherryl Redmond Joyce Rickman Betsy Ryan Charles Salmon Stese Schwartz Michael Scott Roberta Seitz Brenda Shelton Elsie Shelton Ray Sheperdson Dan Sink Butch Sink Doris Smith Xanq ' Smith Sandra Smith Sandra J. Smith Joan Southall Carl Spivey Anique Sprague Jane Steed June Steed Rob Steele Patsy Sturdivant Bennette Sturt Wayne Taylor Diana Thomas Mildred Thomas Bobby Thompson Ruth Thysell Vivian Toney juniors Betty Traylor Gary Tuck Nancy Tucker Bonnie Tunstall Butch Usry Jerry Vaughan Becky Vf-rnon Mary Vest Betty M ' adkins Rose Wallace Martha Watkins Janet Webster Beth Weisner Joan West iSob Westbrook Douglas Wheeling June Whitaker Robert Whitt Beverly Wilkinson Danease Williams Emmett Williamson Karen Wilmoth Clinton Woodfin Kitty Worley Sylvia W ' orsham Steve Yates 48 Papa Crump and Mama Moore K 1 1 Sophomore officers and sponsors include Mrs. Grimes, Sponsor; Ste e Matheny, President; Mike Maguigan. Vice-President; Winnie Harris, Secretary; Kay Campbell, Historian; Mr. Gladding. Sponsor; and Charlie Steiner, Treasurer. Op. homores Buddy Agee Dennis Allen Wilfred Almeida Donnie Almond Pat Alto Neal Ambrose Nanc) ' Anderson Robert Anderson Marie Archer Brad Armstrong Kenneth Arnold Michael Arthur Bill Atkins Janice Baake Becki Baker Sandra Bailey Adrian Ballinger Carol Barden Charles Bartlett Dolores Bartlett Gaynelle Bass John Bateman Louise Bates Louis Bean Garland Beasley Linda Beck Pamela Beckner Rodney Bedwell 49 c5 opJiomores i Frances Berr) ' Jeanette Berr ’ Pam Bishop Carol Blankenship Carolyn Bledsoe John Bodenhamer Sandy Bolen Connie Bond Lois Botkins Linda Bowles Poncho Bollen Diana Boyd Alan Brittle Boyd Brooks Leonard Brooks Joanne Brown Larry Brown Eugene Bryant Johnny Bucka Barbara Burton Hayes Bush Kay Campbell Robert Campbell Diane Carroll Gary Carroll Cheryl Carter Donnie Carter Ronnie Carter Pegg}’ Castlebury XX ' ilma Chandler Robert Clark Charles Clemons Hughie Cline Sharon Coffey Jimmy Cole Kathy Cole Cheryl Comer H. R. Conn Myrle Conn Jimmy Cook Monica Cotcamp Crystal Cox Jimmy Cox Bill Cox Barbara Cranor Barbara Crawley Pat Creasy Kaye Crews Diane Crostic Barbara Crow Sally Crump Faye Crumpler Betty Dabney Julie Daffron Terry Dalton Clifton Davenport 50 c S op io n oi x- . y Jane Davis Sliaron Davis Carolyn Daugherty Sherran Deems Roger Denny Claude Dickens Wayne Dillard W ' alter Dixon Kendall Dodd Stac7 Dodge Rodnev Dowty Billy Driskill Mark Dudley Lynn Durden James Dunham Cynthia Dunnavant Jo Ellen Eanes Garland Edwards Loretta Ellison Gloria Jean Emerson Anne E ans Billy Evans Cindy Evans Debbie Evans Jot Eve John Eyier David Fairhuest Peggy Fendley Otis Ferguson Robett Fleming David Foldesi Les Fowler Mac Fowler Brenda Frazier Rebecca Frith Jerry ' Fugett Carol Fulton Jackie Furman Sandra Gardner Danny Garner Carlton Garnett Jerry Gettings Eddie Gibson Mary Gibson Lynda Gill Barbara Glaspie Cindy Glass Dickie Goyne Ronnie Greene Jay Gregg Bobby Gregory Shelby Griles Anne Gulledge Bobby Hague Tommy Hall Tildon Hankley 51 SopJiom ores Charlotte Hardesty Bruce Harding Ronnie Hargrave Dale Harris Ralph Harris Winnie Harris Allen Harville Michele Hathcock Katherine Hawkins Janice Hawthorn Melanie Hawthorne Cherrie Henderson Irsing Henshaw Johnny Henshaw lerrv Hess Betsy Hill Jerry Hill Susan Hillier Da id Hirsch Rose Hollis Joe Hopkins Peggy Hopson David Howel Edwin Hewlett Carroll Hudson Jim Hughes Ray Hylton Clifford Inge Ronald Ingle Pat Irvs ' in Pat James Sheila Jansch Barbara Jenkins Tommy Jenkins Lennie Jennings Elizabeth Johnson James J ones James Journigan Kathy Kain Mildred Katcham Steve Kcrcel Anna Kestner Jim Ketcham Pat King Richard King Ray Kite Cayle Leahman Brenda Leake Tommy Leary Lennie Leigh John Leland Roy Lindsay C icg Lockhart Bill Lord Mike Maguigan Thomas Made 52 Sop ji 20 no res Margie Manley AKin Mann Lee Mann Beverly Martin Lynn Martin Joe Mason Ste e Matheny Bernard Mathews Robert MrAJams Charles McDonald Phyllis McGahuc-} ' Pam McGuire Frances McKibbon Durwood Michael Dorothy Miles Joey Monroe Alartha Mooney ?eter Atoore Grayson Morgan Robert Morgan JoAnn Mountfort Kitty Alountfort Anita Alyers Jane Nelson Pat Nelson Edward Norris Peggy North Danny O ' Dell Sherri Olson John Osborne Linda Overby Ray Ozmar Alaxine Park LeRoy Parker David Parker Patricia Partin Dale Patrick Pamala Patterson Henry Patton Caludia Pavey Susan Paxton Larry Payne Phil Pennington ' W ' ayne Peppers Ronnie Perkinson Ellen Phillingave Robert Phillips Jerrv ' Phinney Johnny Pic-rce Ronnie Polhemus ' ' X’illis Pope Roberta Powell ' ayne Powers Ehvood Pritchett Gerald Puckett Jane Ragland 53 c5 op i om ores Larry Rakestraw William Railey Ronnie Rakes Linda Rash Linda Rawlings Jerry Raynor Ray Raynor Charles Redden Bonnie Reed Jimmy Reeves Buddy Reibsamen Ann Rickman Nancy- Riddle Robbie Robertson Sara Robertson Arthur Russell Lynn Ross Loretta Rybar Da id Saady Frances Samuels Sally Savage Sandra Schwartz Allen Scott Betty Scott Janet Shaffer Ellen Shaw Eddie Shell Junior Shell Billy Shelton Billy Shelton Sandra Shelton Timmy Shelton Kay Shirley Afarguitta Simmons Ada Simpers Donald Sims Bin Sloan Gary Snead Ted Spach Pat Spake Kenny Sprague Hubby Sprouse Nora Starke Nancy Staples Charlie Steiner Judy Stell Rose Stell Diane Stigall Barbara Stinson Rodney Stokesbury Sylvia Sudduth Bobbie Talley Sandy Thorp Maurice Tipton Diane Todd Annette Toll 54 c S op iom ores I 1 I .U ' dy Trapp Bonnie Trimmer Bobby Tucker Earl Turner Linda Turner Jane I ' zel Andy Van Abs Francis Vaut han Geraldine Vaipchan Harvey Vaughan Phyllis Vaughan Martha Vest Sharon Wagner Mike M ' aguespack Johnny W ' ajick Shirley Vi ' alker Mary Ann W ' argofcak Mary M’arsing Donna Wehren Virginia Wehren Gene W ' ells Pat Wells Richard Werner Lynda XTst Richard W ' heelhouse Donna White Barbara W’hittle David Wiley Barbara Williams Path’ W ' illiams Tim W ' illiams Fred V ' illis Milton Mhimoth Joe Wingo Bonney Wilson Juanita Wolfe Darlane Vi ' ciodfin Ronnie Womack Eddie Worley Robert Wright Melvin Wyatt IkH I I 1 W I wouldn’t send a (K)night out on a dog like this. 55 Freshman officers — Cheroyl Myers, Secretary; Mary Ann Hester, Vice-President; Tam Moody, Treasurer; and Kay Wallace, President — admire T.D. 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XJ • KdMJr 21 ct Ai. ■■ ' A • A ■ ■ j y f Cheryl Albin Clyde Allen [llton Allmond Candace Altice Don Altice Barba ra Anderson David Anderson Richard Andrews William Andrews Linda Anthony Sandra Anthony Brenda Asbury Ben Atkinson James Atkinson Dennis Ayers Richard Bailey Danny Baird Fred Baldwin Michael ITill M ' illiam Barricks l it Bartle Richard Bass Kenneth Bates W ' illiam Bau.uhan Arthur Beasley Virjtinia lieaumont Alice Beetham Robin Bidgood Rodney Bishop Vicki Blair ICttricia Blake Raymond Blaylock Ceraldine Bledsoe David Blount Larry Boder Cirace Bollinger Mary Lou Bosh Sue Ann Bosh Larr ’ Bosserman Michael Bowles I’eggy Bowles Carl Bowling 56 1 ' a 4 r t t r 1 f 1 i t i P X r i r i p ( p a i p p p p p Pfi IT j r 5 ? ■p.p ' P ' P.f Lee Bowling Donna Bowman Marsha Britt Carohn Broach Lawrence Brockwell Ronald Brooks W ' arren Brownie W ' illiam Buisset Donnie Burton Rudy Burton Ronnie Bush Muhael Butler Hugh Campbell Linda Campbell Dale Ginnady F hillis Carlton Joe Carroll Kenneth Carroll Katharine Carter Louise Caudle Janet Charles Sandra Charles Jeff Chase Bobby Cheatham Gary Childers Sandra Cimburke Stuart Clanton Sharon Clarke Margaret Clayton Donna Clements David Clemons Susan Clemons Melvin Cline Theodora Cogbill Joann Cole Ronr , (xc Hier Coi] nce Cilston Debl) ie Con(flrgyjvL Gerald Cond Bruce to h ' IrfsJConner yl ( ' ' fe ' nda Co Dora Cormany n • Jeff Cpdljttwrne , o isms Cra ij Ra j Ch js Cun j • £) onn E ffTieyei ,gj; y ' iDavenpor B trba ra Davis Beverly D avis Jane Davis Carl Dean Pat Dean Dickie Deaner Donna Deams Frances Denny Mike Denton Douglas Dixon Bud Dowden Alfred Dowdy Judith Dowty Sue Doyle Becky Dressier Barbara Driver Billy Dunavant Eddie Dunnigan Glen Dyson Jack Edmiston GeorgAnn Ehly Glease Elenn Jimmy Elder Wanda Elder Linda Eversoll 57 Carol Ewing Eileen Fable Charles Fairchilds Ronnie Farmer Jane Fenner Jeff Fetta Fori Filak Ercell Fisher Judy Fittchett Sandy Fittchett Barry Fitzgerald Cherr) ' Fleming Kanq ' Flippin Doris Ford Eugene Foster Vernie Foster Lynn Fuller Kate Furman Ray Gallager Pamela Galyen (w Roger Galyen Carol Garnett Dickie Garrett Gloria Garrett James Garrison Barry George Lin Gill Larry Gillespie David Gipe Juanita Glaspie Martha Glover Eddie Goodson Pamela Goodwyn Donald Graves Linda Graves David Greenlie Barbara Gregory Carol Guthrie Lynn Hall Linda Hammonds Diane Harper Terry Harper David Harrell David Harris Janet Harris v Beverly Harrison Charles Harvey Delores Hawkins , Barbara Hayes Mary Hazelton Nancy Hazelgrov Brenda Heckler Aubrey Heflin Bobbie Heiser Millie Henshaw Maty Ann Hester Graham Hill Eunice Holcomb Shirley Holmes Linda Holt Jerry Hopkins Tommy Horning Mike Howerton John Humphries Bonnie Hutchinson Fay Hylton Jackie Irwin Kenneth Ivey Mary Ann James Roger Jeffers Donald Jenkins Peggy Jenkins Johnnie Jennings Ronnie Johnson Phyllis Johnston Emily Jones Judy Jones • 58 t Ronnie Jones Chip Karpus Lewis Kemble Dick Kidd Judy Kidd Joan Kint; Nancy King Sandra Koggler Mike LaMoureux Glen Lancaster G. 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Dingster Darius Lantz Leslie Leach Richard Ledford Gail Lee Donald Leonowicz Gerhard Ley Linda Lingerfelt Leonard Lipscomb Vivian Liptrap Philip Lohr David London Carol Lord Diane Luther Cynthia Lux Da id Magee Jennie Maile James Maitland Carlton Mann David Marshall Evelyn Marshall Alan Martin Jane Martin Joe Mayes Charlotte Mayhew Bobby Mays Gwen Mays Nelson McCauley Charlotte McCoy Lonnie McCoy Lawrence McCullough Joanna McFadden Afartha McGee William McGonigal Richard McGough John AfcNeely Etean McNelley f Gail Mead Rebecca Miles Shirley Miles Wayne Miles Dwight Miller Elaine Mills Gilbert Milton Marvin Mitten Tam Moody Barbara Moore • Billy Moore Jim Morgan Ruth Morgan Linda Morris Faye Murdock Betty Musselwhite Cheroyl Myers Barbara Myrick Brenda Nimmo Rose Ninceo Gayle Nowell Billy Nunn Carl Nunnally Mary ' O’Kennon Mary Otey Thomas Owen Bobby Owens Gerald Pace Donald Padgett Betty Pal more Jim Parkinson Cheryl Patteson Jean Payne Sharian Peden Susan Peden Caryl Pelikan Tony Pepper Rodger Perkinson Jackie Peyton Bonnie Philligane Chris Piczak Kay Pollard Grace Pool Charles Poole Judy Porter Marlene Poulston Diane Pride Glenn Pugh Rose Pullen Patty Purcell Betsy Quaiff Ann Ragland Brenda Rakes Linda Ramsey Janet Reckly Clarence Reed Brenda Regan Marc Reynolds Karl Riddle Diane Ritchie Patricia Rivers Linda Robbins Cheryl Roberts Larry Robertson Dickie Robinson ft i p 1 ( 1 Jerry Robinson William Romaine Nancy Ross L. 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Ruffin Michael Russell Diane Salmon Ronald Saylor Virginia Saylor Robert Schreiner Horace Scott Carla Shepherd Linda Shumaker Patsy Shumate Barbara Simmons Charles Skinner Janet Slaughter Sandra Sledge Charles Sligh Michael Smelley David Smith Gregory Smith Linda Smith Michael Smith Neal Smith Tommy Smith Barbara Snead Joan Snead Da id Sjiain Sue Gail Spiers W ' alter Stafford Donna Stamatas Larry Stansbury Jimmy Thacker Bill Steiner Linda Stinson Bill Stringfield Roberta Sturdivant Bill Swmeford Hardin Taylor Judy Taylor June Taylor Malora Taylor 60 Marcia Tench Bill Tennille Tom Tc-nnille Jim Thacker Jrma Thompson Patsy Tliorp Sterling Throckmorton Corky ' I ' hysell Martha Tipton William Tipton CinJy Tolley Jerry Toney Cheryl Toombs Waverly Traylor Sandra Tucker Steven Turley Betty Jean Turner Donna Turner Rose Turner Clarence Vaughan Buck Vaughan Jeff Viar Alice Vincent Edward Vincent Fred Wade James Wade Tommy Wadkins Kay Wallace Joyce Warren Carolyn Weaver Jimmy Wells Leonard Wells Anne Werner Richard Wesley Barbara Westbrogk Debbie White Deborah White Gregory White Charles Wilcox , Bill Williams , Earl Williams George Williams Tommy Williams Franklin Willis Barry Wilmoth Brenda Sue Wilmoth Linda V ' ilmoth Afarilyn Vi ' ilmoth Glenn Vidlson Raymond Wilson James Winder Dean Winston Patricia Woolard Virginia Wood Virginia Ray Wood Robert Vi ' oodard Delores W ' ooldrige Cynthia Wright Marie WTight J. B. W ' right Harold Yager Linda Yates William Yauger 6 Qrac e Eiglith Grade Officer-s at Bowen; Vice-President, Steve Womack; Treasurer, Lynn Karpus; Betty Mathews;, sponsors. Miss Vess and Miss Hutcherson. Eighth Oracle Officers and sponsors at Curtis (left to right): Sponsor, Mrt Claijke; President, James ' Hague; Vice-President, ' lercedes Varnell; Secretary, John ' ray; Treasurer, Bill Erb; onsor, Miss )KTight. � Row 1 (left to right): Teddy Cotcamp, John Brubaker, Tommy Lee Crowder, Douglas Anderson, Les, Blair, Butch Bartlett, Herbert Bobbitt, Donnie Brown, Linwood Bradley, Johnny Bersik, Billy Agee. Row 2: Jerry Armentrout, Carl Brosefnan, Larry Burke, William Battle, Gary Atkins, Gene Cersley, Jimmy Atkins, George Bailey, Eddie Bledsoe, Custis Cline, Roy Coffey. Rou ' 3-‘ Mary Ann Bidgood, Jackie Carpenter, Annette Cagle, Chris Cousins, Eddie Atkins, Dorothy Baker, Mark Boyd, Jean Caudle, ' ' Alabel Bow ' en, Billy Allen, Ann Anthony, Carol An ic f nn T Rivl r Row 1 (left to right): Patricia Harlow, Patricia Godsey, Brenda Gray, Doris Edge, Oceanea Forsythe, Laetitia Geary, Valerie Hayes, Phyllis Ferguson, Elizabeth Glass. Row 2: Madeline Ellison, Martha Brooks, Eddie Dunlevy, Hoss Daniels, Bruce Deem, Mike Carter, Milton Eatoh, Mike Davis, Bobby Ferguson, Joe Edwards. Roii’ 3- ' Don Everett, Everette Dance, Janice Baugh, Roberta Baker, Steve Edniiston, Marvin Elam, Wayne Anderson, Sylvia Evans, Filomena Essig, Charles Gee. • V ' r . Csicj if i y - A Rolf I (left to right): Suzanne Bower, Beverly Broach, W ' ade Bailey, Dianne Bollinger, Vickie Cooper, Sharon Bucka, Horace Denny, Alexis Callas, Lois Davenport. Row 2: Jean Burrell, Ronnie Castlebury, Tommy Cogbill, Brenda Dance, Ann Avery, Cheryl Altice, Sara Cleek, Nancy Braxton, Bruce Dance, Rebecca Ehly, Brenda Cronk. Row 3: Kathy Anderson, Linda Crocker, Donald Clement, Brenda Arnold, Mary Dolan, Rita Bullard, Janice Beverley, Carl Cash, Billy Carpenter. Row 1 (left to right); Jane Keye. Junior Kinton, Sue Kain, Ned Gregory, Louise Jones, Steve Hairfield, Sandra Luffman, Billy Gibson, JoAnne Koval, Freddie King, Nancy Kestner. Row 2: Buddy Gunn, Leonard Fulgham, Charles Johnston, Sammy Floyd, John Humphries, Billy Kofron, Duncan Beasley, Clyde Hall, John Harrison. Edward Lavelle. Row 3- Johnny Hargrave, Jack Herndon, William Hewlett, Harry Howell, Philip Humphries, Alfred Joyner, Thomas Girard, James Hagan, Joe Hairfield, Doug Lanzarone. V Roil ' 1 (left to ri tht): Brucre Hale, Carrie |Gorski, Carol Haga, Jan ' Graham, ISl y Jane Hatton, Helen Fallin, Florence Heckel, Linda Hamlin, Shirley Gough, Linda Fendley. Ron- 2: Linda Hammond, Tommy Hayes, Ricfiard Gunn, Jlicky Honey, Robert Tallin, Ronnie Gregory, Louis Hawkins, James Hopkins, Eugene Hicks, Brenda Frith. Row 3: Beverly 4d !bble, Joyce Fa li ’’ Willow Foster, Barbara Harper, Dorothy Hawkins, Sue Hammond, Fay Fludson. Row I (left to right): Carl Liptrap, George Jones, Kendall W ' ilmoth, Marvin Yarbrough, Charlotte Johnson, Margaret Long, Bert McNeer, Tommy Simpson, Doug Strother, Henry Emmerson. Row 2: Charles Myrick, Tim Maguigan, Jimmy Lawrence, Melvin Craig, Stuart Ridout, Regie Jennings, Ronald Graham, Robert Graham, Mike Jernigan, James Martin. Row 3: Roy Jones, Ashton Ritchie, Russell Neff, Harry Stumpf, Jackie Little, Eddie Knight, Brenda Lewis, Gordon Inge, Lynn Karpus, James Madison, Steve Lohr. A ’ Row 1 (left to right): Judy Payne, Cynthia Marshall, Vickie i ' oehrle, Peggy Wintzer, Peggy Stansbury, Bonnie Worrell, Anne Tennille, Wanda Castelow, Leslie Nelson, Linda W ' eir. Roto 2: Catherine VC ' argofcak, Donna Schreiner, Joan Tucker, Theresa Sharpe, Judy South, Patricia Merkel, Brenda Rowlett, Fran Simpers, Betty Mathews, Mary Ellen Maier, Geneva Overstreet. Row 3: Evelyn Thacker, John Torrence, Cleveland Martin, Francis Wilson, Robert Yeatts, Robert Wade, David Williams, Michael Tirpak, Paul Ramsey, Kenneth Vi ' heeling. Row 1 (left to right) ; James Maughan, Tommy Patrick, Dennis Reid, j ayne Muma, Kenneth Wilkerson, Richard Royall, Ricky McKown. Wayne Watkins, Randy Spencer, John Owen, Tommy Smith. Kom 2; Leslie Southall, Dwayne Caudle, Larry Primm, George Moore, Richard VC ' hittle, Dickie Murphey, Roger Alexander, Thomas .XD’Kjennon, Harry Jones, ' ' Mitchell Paczkowski, Larry Luffman. Rf ' 3 ' Max Webler, Blaine Moore, Ricky Madison, Robert Rigby, Steve Sau iders,-vCllarles Mugler, Stevd Smith, Danny Martin, Charles Thompson, Larry Terrel, James Strang, Wayne Washington. A - 4 - C l-j.w I q ii i Sra e. ‘ ’ ' ' ' a ' G u ' C Row 1 (left to right): Mickey Toombs, Basil Viar, Greg Saylor, Bobby Tipton, Peggy Owen, Toni Ratliff, Donna Owens, Jerry Smith, Mary Tanner, Tommy Mann. Row 2: Doug Rice, Don Martin, Whit Paris, John North, Jed Ruffin, Reginald - Watkins, Jerry Redford, Melvin Pritchett, Ronnie Dalton, Danny Quaiff, Steve Sears. Row 3-’ Charles Puckett, Lois Edmiston, Johnny Owen, Linda Pelikan, John Sawyer, Judith Sloan, Russell Stamey, Gerald Willis, Betty Wray, Beverley Edmiston. i w - 1 [ k ft ■Jm ■ Rou ' 1 (left to ri tht): Steve Worley, Shirley Spain, Pat Sorrentino, Betty Starke, Faye Scott, W ' ayne White, Jennifer Sprouse, Pat Stringfield. Raw 2: Barbara Spake, Sandra Schaufelberger, Allen Williams, Tunney ' JFalker, Gwen Rose, Kenneth Toney, Michele Wise, Nancy Saylor. I Row 3: Ronnie Webster, Carter Ruffin, Jimmy Peterson, Bobby Wdson, Michael Wargofcak, Vt ' ayne Partin, Ellis Painter, Joe Womack. Row 1 (left to right): Linda Stamey, Wayne Smith, Ricky Wisner, Susan Schimmel, Bob Schrum, Fay Turner, Robert Tate, Johnny W atson, t ' John W ' ells. Rote 2: Arthur Taylor, Tommy Wilcox, Milton Simmons, Anita Stillman, Wayne Throckmorton, Harlan Woods, Marshall Smith. - Larr}’ ' VC ' aldron, Birdie Williams. Row 5. ' Shirley Torrence, Martha Tennant, Sue Thomas, Johnny Thompson, Bobby Vaughan, John X ' ray, Mary |[ Jane Sage, Margaret Shanko, Donna Smith. Row 1 (left to right): M. T. Holt, Diane Goad, Barbara D. Harper, Ann Gettings, Kay Hudson, Ellen Hawthorne, Cheryl Jeter, Brenda Jones, Donna Har ey, Sharon Goyne. Row 2; Kathryn Grimmer, Phyllis Fields, Debbie Green, Bobby Glidewell, Charles Hudler, Linda Foster, Linda Hines, Patsy Jones, Brenda Hamlet. Row 3- ' Tony Hicks, Sonny Jones, John Foster, Ernie Hollis, Rita Jennings, Steve Jenkins, Albert Harris, Jim Horine, Kenneth Genundt. -t- ✓ N rac e Row 1 (left to right): Lois Carpenter, Byron Callar, Sybil Copper. Gloria Coleman, Joel Edwards, Judie Calder, Anne Daniels, Charlotte Evans, Nolen Cofield, Patsy Elder, Dwight Deets. Row 2: Jimmy Dennis, David Crews, Tommy Coghill, Becky Evans, Jeanette Clanton, ■ Paulette Eve, Gilbert Elliott, William Erb, Ray Evans, Ellen Gathers, Phillip Council. Row 3: Marcus Carroll, Diane Crissman, Phillip i Cunningham, Donnie Dunnevant, Sarah Deem, Bonnie Dobbins, Scott Cox, Lula Jane Eason, Linda Faye Crook. i f F i i u a Roir 1 (left to right): Craig Bryant, Tommy Barron, Sandra Butlar, Katherine Billow, Mary Barnes, Diana Ballance, Larr ’ Tickings, Jimmy Anderson, Stanley Barnett. Roti 2: Harper Alexander, Charles Blackwell, Dorene Bower, Jerry Asbury, Roxie Andrews, Johnnie Breeden, Linda Brooks, Diane Bearekman, Brenda Bower. Ron 3- ' John Brooks, David Bowles, Estelle Bailey, Pat Alford, David Belcher, Sharon Biggs, Brenda Brown, Walter Ammons, James Bishop. Row 1 (left to right): Brenda Mitchell, Andrea Stewart, Opha Peden, Brenda Snead, Pat W ' ilkerson, Mar) ' W ' allace, Susan Roop, Bruce Whiting, Nancy Thysell, Dennie Pritchard, John Williams, W ' ayne Henderson. Row 2: Franklin Williams, Curtis Rice, Hubert W ' ilson, Jerry Robertson, Kenny Sheppard, Leonard Tony, Artie Partin, Jerr) ' Spurlock, Diane Patton, Beverly Riggin, Faye Abernathy, Judy Michael. Row 3: Patricia Woakman, Sherril Wattens, John Schimmel, Leroy Peppers, Steve Womack, Sina Fay Todd, Johnny Roddenberry, Trudy Quate, Linda Ross, Brenda Pruden, Mary Wilcox, Andy Scott, Rou ' 1 (left to right): Billy Rickman, Beth Kidd, Joseph McDaniel, Carol Richardson, Maye Rollins, Bobby Norris, Donald Ozmar, Jimmy Moore. Row 2: Bruce Reed, Linda Kierson, Rebecca Martin, Janet Pinelli, Jean Pinelli, Valai McGough, Lee Katcham, Gloria O ' Mery, Eugene Martin. Row }: Linda Lucas, Ruth Pell, Sonny Pillow, Winona Pugh, James Robertson, Nicky O ' Neil, Mercedes Parnell, Joyce Ragland, Joan Manley, Lillie Nelson. racfe Row 1 (left to right): Betty Long, Allan Mays, James Little, Linda Little, Joann Luther, Robert Magruder, ' Virginia Mishalek, Wanda Lowe, Bobby McKay, Virginia Moorman, Gene Lawter, Randy McDaniel. Row 2: Donald Kierson, Shirley Murphey, Charles McFadden, Anthony Mishoe, Rita Moyers, Phyllis Miller, Claudia Merkel, Joe Maitland, Carolyn Maxwell, Sylvia Kercel. Row 3- ' John Gregory, Gary Johnson, James Hague, Ronnie Mongold, John Fens, Patricia Meadows, Dolores Horning, Harry Jines, Stan Lancaster, Harold Hicks. Roll ' 1 (left to right): Dana Vincent, Ruth Vaughan, Virginia Williams, Delores Wallace, Charlene Watkins. Row 2: Carol Ann Shelton, Leonia Vincent, Carolyn Walerop, Joann Wilkins, Linda White, Nancy Waguespack. Row 3.- Richard Wollard, William J. Pembrook, Jr., Johnny Sloan, Leonard Rush, Hunter Simmons, Raymond Taylor. ( 1 1 I A class inside the trailers. 71 Jooiba f Tiotjs T as eiSa I irJs TjasAeiba J7 Tj. T asAeiSa JU JooiSa i 9o 3e ZJrac ? ' earn SofiSafl JjaseSaff Gheerfeacfe ers 73 I ri Row 1 (left to right): Scotty Romaine, Donnie Garnett, Bob Tucker, Joe Scalone, Wayne Myers, Dave Stewart, Gerald Burke, Jack Huddle, Billy Leigh, Mike Garnett, Charles Williams. Row 2: James Journigan, Mike Scott, Cliff Davenport, Jerry Mann, Hubbard Sprouse, Wayne Rash, Chuck Moore, Bill Hardman, Emmett Williamson, Charles Bartlett. Row 3: Fred THOMAS DALE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE--1962 September 14 Huguenot 0 T. D. 13 Home September 21 Hopewell 6 T. D. 9 Home September 28 Highland Springs 6 T. D. 7 . .. Away October 5 Prince George 14..-.. T. D. 39 Away October 12 Hermitage 13 T. D. 7 Away October 20 George Wythe 7 T. D. 7 . . Away October 26 Petersburg 0 T. D. 7 Home ISJovember 2 Douglas Freeman 21 T. D. 6 Home November 9 John Marshall 0 T. D. 14 Home November 22 Manchester 0 T. D. 20 Away Willis, Tom Tennille, Mike Cline, Joe Power, Sammy Brown, Bobby Hague, Hayes Bush, Butch Mason, Terry Harper, Manager, Row 4: Mike Maguigan, Ralph Thurston, Rodney Stotesbury, Tyler Scalone. Tri-Captains are (left to right) Jack Huddle, Dave Stewart, and Jerry Burke. Coaches are Ed Karpus and Jack Westfall. 75 This year we watched our football team capture an outstanding record, proof of an excellent team. Despite two losses and a tie, Coach Karpus’ Knights took each game in stride. Thomas Dale ' s goals were met and surpassed, lar exceeding those of the TJarsiiy JjasAeiSa f After becoming head basketball coach for the Knights, Mr. Tom Davies was more than a mere replacement for Mr. Jack Westfall; he was a great asset to the team. In spite of his excellent direction, trouble started with the Prince George game, and from then on, it seemed as if the Knights were plagued with bad luck. Although not winning the District Title, the Knights proved to be a fast, strong squad, fighting for victory in every game. Team members (left to right): Stewart, Jack Huddle, Ronnie Tension mounts as they scramble madly 78 ”. . . and with the jump the big game begins.” Dave Gathers, Kenneth Nowell, Ronnie Lohr, Paul Broughton, Pete Honey, Captain Ralph Thurston, Dave . Womack, Bobby Waraksa, Vern Fairchilds. for the ball. Coach Davies watches the team play a hard- fought game. Sink it, sink it !” 79 Co-captains Nancy Spain and Pat Blaylock (center). Other team members (left to right): Joan Southall, Brenda Leake, Betsy Dean, Bonnie Reed, Sharon Coffey, Lynn Ross, Bennette Sturt, Linda Quate, Becky Vernon, Frances McKibbon, Bonnie Tunstall, June Steed, Sandy Cimburke. arsHt d as eiSaff T. Oppo- D. )ient Colonial Heights . 58 18 Douglas Freeman 19 26 Prince George 23 15 Huguenot 28 29 Colonial Heights 42 20 Prince George 17 22 Midlothian 33 30 Midlothian . 38 30 Huguenot 31 23 Mrs. Mick, coach, and Barbara Bean, varsity basketball man- Action on the court, ager, confer with Anne Harris and Sally Jackson, managers of the JV team. 80 t I Rou ' I to rii;ht)t Mrs, Poates, Lynn Martin, Sandra Charles, Marcia Tench, Winnie Harris, Ann Rickman, Janet Quijes, Ada Simpers. I Roie 2: Rita Moyers, Pat Stringfield, Carol Pulton, Joan King, Cheryl Carter, Mabel Bowen, Brenda Bowen. yjo ys ’ Coach Morris, Richard Vi ' erner, L. A. Ruffin, Lin Gill. Jim Garrison, David Hirsch. Ron ' 2: Steiner, Bud Dowden, Jerry Toney, Jimmy Cook, Chip Karpus. TJ. CBasA elSa i! f P % t F 81 dni iusiasis :V H! «•-- � 5i_ � ’ ! � i Wayne Byrum tees off at the first hole while (left to right) Clark Jones, Benny Brockwell, Steve Dyson, and Butch Harris wait to play. The boys are practicing before trying out for T.D. ' s golf team. Bud Dowden tries a practice swing as Mr. Gideons watches his form. n l| Ruiv 1 (left to right): Ted Spach. David Harris, Tommy Jenkins, Bin Sloan, Robert Phillips, Bud Dowden, Hugh Cline, Chris Piczak. [i. Rou 2: Gary Carroll, Joe Carroll, Ronnie Womack, Dickie Goyne, Richard Werner, Ronnie Carter, Jimmie Cook. Row }: Coach Morris, Larr) ' l B oder, Raymond Wilson, Mac Fowler, Ralph Harri s, Chip Karpus, Billy Atkins, Larry Payne. Row 4: Dickie Garrett, Charles Myrick, j: Franklin M ' illis, Jerry Toney. I racA I Philip Ross leads by jumping a high hurdle, while Billy Leigh shows his skill ' at jumping low hurdles. Cliff Davenport demonstrates the ancient sport of discus throwing. Row 1 (Left to Right); Mr. Morris, Tommy Harris, Layton Johnson, Charles Blue, Walter McKibbon, Chuck Agrella, Cliff Davenport, Philip Ross, Dan Jones, Pete Stahl, James Journigan. Row 2: Logan Esray, Bobby Waraska, Phil Pennington, Pete Honey, Dickie King, Bin Sloan, Ed Faggart, Ned Hopkins, Mike Maguigan, Joe Hopkins, Jimmy Cook. Row 5: Ronnie Lohr, Eugene Bryant, Alvin Mann, Richard Fogg, Bill Hardman, Ted Keck, Vern Fairchild, Herbie Sprouse, Bobby Tucker. Row 4: Tex Dunbar, Floyd Washabaugh, Earl Poulston, Jack Huddle, John Cussigh, Rodney Dowty, Wayne Myers, Wayne Rash, Billy Leigh. Team members (Left to Right): Darlene Winn, Kay Hall, Carol Mathews, Nila Walker, and Brenda Leake come off the field after winning a hard game. SCHEDULE T.D. Opponent Petersburg 26 8 Midlothian s ' ’ 24 Prince George - 15 16 Manchester .. 6 18 Huguenot 14 9 Midlothian ... .. 16 15 Huguenot -- 15 16 Prince George 6 12 Hopewell .. 11 10 Manchester 6 30 Co-captains Beckie Lohr and Virginia Reibsamen demonstrate the funda- mentals of softball to other team members Frances Sligh, Patsy Johnson, Adrienne Gill iam. Managers Myrtle Hague and Sally Boss discuss the line- up for the next game with Coach Mick. I Marty Atkins, Carol Schenck, Donna Andrews, Faye Murray, Becky Robertson leave for an away game. i yScLsefjaJI SCHEDULE Y ' .D, Opponent Colonial Heights 6 5 Huguenot - 6 5 Douglas Freeman 2 0 Thomas Jefferson 8 0 John Marshall 5 6 Manchester 3 4 George W ' ythe 0 6 Hermitage - 2 4 Hopewell .7 5 George W ' ythe -13 5 John Marshall 8 6 Petersburg _ 3 3 Douglas Freeman 6 5 Hopewell 3 3 Petersburg _ 1 0 Manchester 11 3 Ronnie W omack, Joe Scalone, Stan WTstfall, and Mike Dudley observe, as Jerry Burke (center) demonstrates correct batting technique. I 1 Pitchers David Stewart, Michael Galyen, and Jimmy Atkins go through the Jimmy Atkins listens attentively while Coach Ed Karpus steps of a typical wind-up, offers some valuable advice shortly before a difficult game. (Left to Right): Lennie Leigh, Ralph Thurston, Mike Garnett, Chuck Moore, Emmett W illiamson, Donnie Garnett, W ' ayne Rash, and Billy Leigh eagerly watch the action of an exciting game. T.Je re eAincf ou . 7 )ar.siiij C ) 2 eerfeacfers 86 Tlic spirit behind the tcani lies in this school-spirited squad. (I.elt to Ri.elit): Lynn Dee Armstroni , Ann Quaiff, Jane Steed, Carol Mathews, Mary ' Lou Murphey, Mrs. Myra Crump, sponsor, Ik ' cky Davenport, Susan Beville, Sherry Marsh, Susan Gregory and Fran Otey, head cheerleader. . . T)e ' e )acAincj llp! Push ' em back! Push ' em hack — way bac Row 1 (left to right); Anita Myers, Kaye Crews, Barbara Burton, Pay Hylton, Peggy Bowles. Row 2: Donna Pam cGuire, Kay Campbell, Betsy Quaiff. 87 ■i V ■ ,v- CTlciwzties roin TKiss Thomas T)a e Jfc omecomin Queen Q3ancf Gh. onus CReJTecior Sia QuiffSia f Jionor Or anizaiions Or anizalions 89 Mr. Mack Moore, assistant principal, crowns Donald Holmes and Linda Spinner, King and Queen of the Prom. rom The Juniors proudly presented the Cotton Ball to the Seniors on the night of May 4, 1962. Having transformed the g)’mnasium into a scene of Southern beauty, the upperclassmen and their dates en- joyed the charm and elegance of the romantic setting. Goiton The gala ball progresses swiftly through the magic hours of the night. Never will this evening be forgotten. I I The beautiful fountain scene attracted many couples to make a wish on that memorable night. in i ie oui i 91 T-jfC-fjrf. mmmM Sammy Smelley escorts Queen Fran as Becky Davenport and Mr. Crump present her with a bouquet of red roses. J:fom e com in y ueen ran Oiet Princesses and their escorts include Phyllis Garrett and Bill W ' estbrook. Susan Gregory and Bill Fulton, Brenda Hairfield and Bobby Garrison, and Brenda Langford and Pete Blake. Betty Barker and Becky Davenport- Dale shares the spotlight with runners-up Miss Thomas UJiomas T)afe CBancf Majorettes — Front: Phyllis Garrett, head majorette. B jck (Left to Right): Cindy Evans, Babs Best, Heather Magruder, Gail Cooper, Brenda Fuggett, Jo Ann Owenby. Drum Majors (Left to Right): Larry Rakestraw and Freddy Beck. Row 1 (Left to Right): Kay French. Linda Overby, Judy Taylor, Sylvia Kercel, John Anderson, Shirley Haw. Row 2: Barbara- Glaspie, Joyce Bratton, Philomena Essig, Lee Bowling, Gloria Coleman, Jeffry ' Chase, Betty Long, Ronnie Dalton, Larry ' Bickings, Judy Gray, 4 cQ The Color Guard — Rou ' 1 (Left to Right): Betty Wadkins, Nancy Hudson, Kay French, Vicki Pepper, Cheryl Comer. Row 2: Shirley Haw, Sergeant, Stacy Dodge, Gayle Nowell, Sue Doyle, Carol Bowles, Cissy Baird. Patsy Sturdivant, Judy Nunnally, Joyce Coghill. Row 3: Brenda Arnold, Peggy Hopson, Charles Fairchilds, Larry Bell, Joe Nunnally, Gerald Puckett, Jot Eve, David W ' illiams, Jerry Hess, Charles Puckett, Robie Magruder, Ross Cofield, J. C. Viar, Gene Wells, Robert Whitt, Jesse Hudler, Paulette Eve, Marc Reynolds, Tilden Hankley, Mike W ' aques- pck. Roll ' 4- Larry Rakestraw, Freddie Beck, Les Fowler, Billy Kofron, Ronnie Greene, Dan Sink, Michael Wargofcak, Harold Yager, Mr. Percival, director. Mr. J. Wilson Crump, our Principal, is seen here preparing to enter church during the Christmas season. Mr. Mack D. Moore, our Assistant Principal, enjoys romping with Bumpy, his St. Bernard. 96 ' c c ance J roh e ns Full-time counselors include Mrs. Nancy Broughton, Miss Elizabeth Hudson, and Mrs. Daisy Reames. Counselors devote much time and energy to the students of Thomas Dale. Counseling is fairly new at T.D.; however, there is a growing interest in it. Our counselors do many things, such as helping students make out their schedules, aiding them in the selection of colleges, and helping them wmrk out any problems that may arise. Three part-time counselors are Mrs. Myra Crump, Others are Miss Lesbia Brown, Mrs. Rosalie Pacine, Mrs. Ella Grant, and Miss Ellen Conyers, and Mrs. Julia Harwell. Miss Dorothy Spencer. 97 JKi usic in ir Beginning Chorus— Roi� . H„. ' e,„„, “S,: ?S S ' - IZ, V - ™:ip ' Robert F]e„ Girls’ Chorus — Row 1: Susan Glover, Lynne Durden, Jane Ellen Dotson, Nancy Hudson, Donna Schreiner, Brenda Marks, Betty Scott, Brenda Fuggett. Row 2: Phyllis Simmons, Patsy Johnston, Myrtle Spencer, Sharon Cooper, Diane Cassety, Cheryl Ruffin, Cheryl Redmond, Carol Ferguson. Row 5: Brenda Barbour, Ann Quaiff, Darlene Winn, Sandra Crostic, Rose Wallace, Fran Simpers, Kitty Worley, Gale Cooper, Christine Morgan, Becky Dundalow. an cf Se eci Gho uses Select Chorus — Row 1 (Left to Right): Frances Sligh. Becky Davenport, Betsy Dean, Billie Elder, Sharon Cooper, Claudie Pavey, Carole Cassell, Linda Raw- lings, Dottie W ' eaver, Brenda Fuggett, Cindy Lux, Patsy Johnston. Rou 2: Victor Lea, Steve Dyson, Richard Fable, Robert Fleming, Phyllis Elder, Randy Fuggett, Jerry Fuggett, Susan Glover, Vickie Throck- morton, ] frs. Moore, director. 99 Sitting (left to right): Miss Webb, proofreader, Nancy Spain, literary editor, Sandra Franklin, senior editor. Standing are Ann Quaiff, art editor, Susan Crump, assistant art editor, and Carol Mathews, junior editor. All work hard to put out a yearbook that wilf please the senior class. The entire REFLECTOR staff meets to discuss and plan for the first shipment of copy to be sent in. ecior ' Jyeflector c ' a ' Jiindincj ' Jcjcjellier i ie ! Our Oc ' iool Life. JEFFY CRADDOCK Co-editor Sponsors, Mr. Crump and Miss Biddle, decide the budget for the 1963 REFLECTOR. Sitting (left to right): Jimmy Early, business manager, Charles Hudson, pho- tographer, Johnny Early, advertising manager. Standing are Susan Gregory, assistant advertising manager, and Chuck Moore, circulation manager. Each does his respective job, yet all work together. Typists Brenda Jackson, Kathryn Cowherd, Gayle Hylton, head typist, and Susan Garrett work on copy sheets and filing cards. . . Jie Qui r Hustle and bustle, noise and confusion, long hours and hard work are what make a good school newspaper. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Broughton, sponsor, and Don- na Marshall, editor-in-chief, the news is accurately and in- terestingly reported. Cartoonist Ste e Dyson works with the circulation staff — Jackie Murrell. Christine Morgan, manager, and Myra Kyle. Assistant photographer Andy Van Ahs and photographer VCchster iMaughan discuss the proper technique for setting the lens opening of the camera. Reporters, Jane Payne, Bonnie Pelikan, Ann Parkinson. Shirley Haw. Pat Blaylock. Howie Worrell, Clark Jones, Kenion Coleman, Nanel Taylor, and Dunbar Evans work to meet the next deadline. 102 ! ' yieac Iines an cf Deacflh ines Editors, Betty Barker, Donna AEarshall, Roberta Beverly, Henry A ent, and Bill W’estbrook work with sponsor Mrs. Broughton. DONNA MARSHALL Editor-in-Chief Typists, Brenda Almeida, Erances Tingen, Ann Scott, and Ray Castleberry work with the business staff — Ted Keck, manager, Jimmy Eitzgerald, Brenda Bell, and Dickie Eulghum. 103 Miss Hudson, sponsor, and officers (left to right) Jo Ann Owenby, secretary, Gayle Hylton, treasurer, Chuck Moore, Row 1 (left to right): Nancy Spain, Donna Marshall, Gayle Hylton, president, and Johnny Early, vice-president, inspect samples Row 2: Jo Ann Owenby, Kathleen Anderson, Clark Jones, Row 3: Johnny of the official insignia of the National Honor Society. Early, Jack W ' illiamson, Chuck Moore. Row 4: Jimmy Early, Harry Heckel, M iss Hudson, sponsor. Other members (left to right) Kathleen Anderson, Jimmy Ear- ly, Donna Marshall, Harry Heckel, Clark Jones, Jack Wil- i liamson, and Nancy Spain dis- cuss plans for the bulletin j board honor rolls. ; j 104 I i ' i2i j and dcro I Row 1 (left to right): Shirley Haw, Betty Barker, Ann Parkinson, Brenda Almeida, Sandra Franklin, Kathleen Anderson. Row 2: Donna Marshall, Bobbi Beverly, Nancy Spain, Gayle Hylton, Jeffy Craddock. Row 3- ' Mrs. Reames, Mrs, Broughton, Miss VC ' ebb, Mrs. Clark, Miss Biddle. Row 4: Jimmy Early, Dickie Fulghum, Johnny Early, Chuck Moore. Delegates to S.FP.A. find ratings of their publications in the Ring-Tum-Phi, Washington and Lee ' s newspaper. Afrs. Broughton, sponsor, Kathleen Anderson, president, Jeffy Craddock, historian, Donna Marshall, vice-president. Miss Bid- dle, sponsor, and Shirley Haw, secrctary ' -treasurer, display the Quill and Scroll banner. 105 yiciiue and dfonorart — Row 1 (left to ri£;ht): Laurel Blaha. Margaret Bersik, Ruth Ann Keye, Donna Harris, Carole Bowles, Retta Coleman, Diana Thomas, Mary Vest. Sylvia X ' orsham, Nancy Atkinson, Myrtle Hague. Row 2: Phyllis Garrett, Nancy James. Jo Ann Owenby, Cathy McGee, Carolyn Grubbs, Patsy Sturdivant, Joan West, Joan Southall, Dawn Crowder, Sandra Franklin, Susan Beville, Lynn Dee Armstrong, Carol Mathews. Row 3: Butch Sink, Betty XGdkins, Kent Martin, Sharon Baird, Nan Taylor, Donna .Marsha ll, Sandra Smith, Beth McNeer, Pat Ball, Judy Lundie, Babs Best, Bambi Lynn. Row 4: Sandra Ivey, Layton Johnson, Ted Keck, Shirley Haw, Roberta Beverly, Betsy Ryan, Anne Harris, Bonnie Tunstall, Janet Webster, Beth Wiesner, Anne Grant, Beverly Wilkinson. Row 5: Ruth Thysell, Martha Geary, Nancy Tucker, Kathryn Cowherd, Mary Lou Murphey, Heather Magruder, Betty Barker, Ann Parkinson, Pat Blaylock, Jane Payne, Jean Robertson. Row 6: Barbara Bean, Ray Castlebury, Linwood Church, Curtis Edwards, Paul Broughton, Mike Matheny, Webster Maughan, Richard Moss, Elaine Plaisance, Johnny Early. Row 7: Susan Paris, Kari Piczak. Becky Vernon, Dunbar Evans, Jack Williamson, Clark Jones, Chuck Moore, Ronald Lohr. George Polhemus, Vern Fairchilds. Row 8: Nancy Spain, Kathleen Anderson, Jeffy Craddock, Anne Quaiff, Henry Avent, Mike Hutcherson, Bobby Thompson, Ned Hopkins, Richard Fogg. Row 1 (left to right): Sharon Coffey, Lynn Martin, Carol Barden, Susan Hillier, Anne Evans, Sheila Jansch, Pam McGuire, Barbara Burton, Beverly Martin, Rose Ann Hollis. Roll ' 2: Sally Savage, Sherri Olson, Julie Daffron, Winnie Harris, Stacy Dodge, Ada Simpers, Lynn Phyllis McGahuey, Pe.ggy Castlebury, David Fairhurst, Ronnie Womack. Row 3- ' Jim Hughes, Jane Uzel, Monica Cotcamp, Linda Rash, Mel.inie H.iwthorne, Michele Hathcock, Juanita Wolfe, Steve Kcrcel, Carl Hcckel. Row 4: David Parker, Adrian Ballinger, Ann Gulledge, pie, M.iry Gibson, Pat Partin, Phyllis Vaughan. Peggy Fcndley, Barbara Crawley, Charles McDonald, Rodney Dowty. Roto 5: Jim Cook, ( h.tndler, Sandra Bailey, Bccki Baker, Sharon Wagner, Jane Ragland, Helen Dale Patrick, Ronnie Bidwell, Alan Brittle, Mike Maguigan. lied Almeida. Martha W ' ess, Martha Mooney, Cheryle Carter, Kathy Kain, Pat James, Joe Hopkins, David Hirsch, Charlie Steiner, Clifford C.impbell. 106 Ae Ic IoL A 20 C ) uf)s j Row 1 (left to right): Linda Wilmoth, Cher}’l Patterson, Roberta Sturdivant, Nanc ’ Flippin, Sandy Fitchett, Peggy Bowles, Judy Taylor, 1 Pat J3artle, Cindy Lux, Donna Bowman. Row 2: Betty Musselwhite, Beverly Davis, Donna Deems, June Taylor, Susan Peden, Donna Clem- ents, Judy Dowty, Carla Shepherd, Betty Palmore, Patty Purcell, Malora Taylor. Row 3. ' Carol Guthrie, Mar) ' Hazelton, Pat Blake, Gayle Nowell, Mary Ann Hester, Fay Hylton, Joan King, Emily Jones, Alease Elam, Jane Davis, Betsy Quaiff, Martha Ann McGee. Row 4‘ Phyllis Cumbea, Ann Cornwell, Debbie White, Barbara Simmons, Linda Rankin, Rose Puller, Sandra Tucker, Linda Campbell, Linda Holt, Diane Ritchie, Lin Gill, Jim Garrison, Jim Parkinson. Row 3: Evelyn Marshall, Pamela Goodwyn, Billy Dunnavant, Mike Denton, Jimmy Winder, David Marshall, Tom Owen, Raymond Blaylock, Charles Fairchilds, Philip Lohr, Johnny Jennings, Linda Ramsey, Bill Romaine. ' iu ' iuXcf ' i. ■ ‘ r Kaye Crews, Anita Myers, Ross, Frances McKibbon, Sylvia Sudduth, Lynda Gill, Cheiyl Comer, Barbara Glas- Elizabeth Johnson, Wilma Row G: Skeeter Railey, Wil- Inge, Melvin Wyatt, Robert Mrs. Grant, sponsor of 8th grade club; Mrs. Clark, sponsor of 9th grade club; Bambi Lynn, president of 11th and 12th grade clubs; David Hirsch, president of 10th grade dub; and Mrs. Inge, sponsor of 10th, 11th, and 12th grade clubs. WBjg O i ‘‘j w t ' 1 107 Greaie IKainiaiiij Senior Members — Row 1 (left to right); Nancy Spain, Ann Quaiff, Betty Barker, Alice Hagaman, Phyllis Garrett. Row 2: Sherrj ' Marsh, Gayle Hylton, Susan Crump, Nancy Andrews, Sandra Franklin, Brenda Bell. Row 3- Jane Payne, Donna Marshall, Jackie Murrell, Carol Pillow, Roberta Beverly. Row 4: Kathleen An- derson, Anne Scott, Linda Quate, Sandra Altman, Sandra Pugh. 7 V-7 - y Junior Members — Row 1 (left to right): Elaine Plaisance. Brenda Hairfield, Olivia Dunaway, Betty W ' adkins. Becky Vernon, Joan Southall, Kaye Hall, Kitty Worley. Roiv 2: Susan Beville, Melody Holder. Bonnie Tunstall, Brenda Shelton, Jean Robertson, Karen Wilmoth, Rose Henshaw. Row 3: Lynn Dee Armstrong. Cheryl Gill, Babs Best, Janet W ' ebster. Beverly Vl ' ilkinson, Cherie Burgess. Judy Lundie. Roiv 4: Martha Geary, Nancy Hud- son, Roberta Seitz, Sylvia W ' orsham. Officers — Brenda Almeida, president; Becky Vernon, vice-president; Lynn Dee Armstrong, secretar} ' ; Betty Wadkins, treasurer; Ann Quaiff, chaplain; Cherie Burgess, historian; Linda Quate, S.C.A. representative; and Mrs. Young, sponsor. 108 anc C xienc — ” Rote I (left to right): Bob Westbrook, Jack Williamson, Mike Matheny, Clifford Inge, Ned Hopkins, Clark Jones. Rou ' 2: Howie W ' orrell, Tommy Jenkins, Paul Broughton, Bin Sloan, Kent Martin, Bill Fulton. Row 3-’ Kenneth Nowell, Tommy Harris, Webster Maughan, Phil Pennington, Johnny Early, Chuck Moore. Row 4: Mike Arthur, Jimmy Early, Ted Keck, Billy Ewing, Larry Adams. Row 5: Charles Williams, Gary Ray, Pete Honey, Charles Hudson, W ' ayne Byrum, Mr. Young, sponsor. CAROL MATHEWS Hi-Y Sweetheart Wayne Myers, president; Tommy Harris, vice-president; Billy Ewing, treasurer; Bill Fulton, secretary; Mr. Young, sponsor. 109 : in uisis Cus o ns i — fu — ( im mi yj ■■■■ ■im B.”ii French Club — Row 1 (left to right): Ann Parkinson, Sharon Baird, Beth Wiesner. Row 2: Jo Ann Owenby, Gayle Hylton, Sherian Cooper, Myra Kyle. Row 3: Scotty Romaine, Bobbi Beverly, Vicky Pepper. Row 4: Jane Payne, Warren Chalkley, Bonnie Pelikan, Harry Heckel. Row 5: Dunbar Evans, Pete Honey. f III • Si� . Ell a 1 ! I— Latin (dub Otficers (left to right): sponsor. Miss V ' ebb; George Polhenius, president; Jim Hughes, vice-president; Bonnie Tunstall, Secretary, L)nn Ross, treasurer; Beserly Martin, historian; Ada Simpers, corresponding secretary; Beth McNeer, cliaplain. I 10 French Club Officers (left to right): Mr. Blackmon, sponsor; Bonnie Pelikan, vice-president; Jo Ann Owenby, secretary; Nancy James, treasurer; Harry Heckel, president. Latin Club — B.ick Row, Going Up: sponsor. Miss Webb, Juanita V ' olfe, Beverly Martin, Bonnie Tunstall, Jane Ragland, Frances McKibbon, Ada Simpers, Lynn Ross. Front Row, Going Down; Wilfred Almeida, Charles Steiner, Jim Hughes, George Polhemus, Myrtle Hague, Pat Bellah, Beth McNeer. ciiii V I o ne ina y!(j v of l le ' ica Row 1 (left to right): Carolyn Bledsoe, Adrian Ballinger, Becky Dundalow, Sandra Gardner, Shirley Pride, Phyllis Simmons, Peggy Castel- bury, Pat Creasy. Row 2: Sandra Pugh, Pat Blaylock, Kitty Worley, Brenda Barbour, Nancy Atkinson, Carol Pillow, Mrs. Waters, sponsor, Mrs. Gates, sponsor. Roii ' Diana Boyd, Mary Poster, Rose Alley, Sandra Latta, Linda Quate, Betsy Dean, Monica Cotcamp, Edith Motley, Jeanette Berry, Lynda Gill, Joanne Brown, Jane Uzel, Rose Henshaw, Barbara Stinson, Alvis Lowery. Dramaiics Cj uS Row 1 (left to right): Barbara Beane, Sally Jackson, Winnie Harris, Bambi Lynn, Betty Wa dkins, Linda Clarke, Sally Crump, Cissy Baird, Nora Starke, Jean Robertson, Anne Grant, Julie Daffron, Susan Crump, Janet Webster. Row 2: Lynn Dee Armstrong, Sandra Smith, Betsy Ryan, Sherry Hibbard, Susan Hillier, Jack Hutchins, Dan Sink, Rodney Dowty, Beth Wiesner, Sharon Deems, Ada Simpers, Sandra Pugh. Row 3- ' Martha Geary, Claudia Garrett, Ruth Thysell, Stacy’ Dodge, Ann Harris, Ned Hopkins, Mike Matheny, VC oody McGonigal, Diane Cassety, Sandy Altman, Carol Afathews, Andy Van Abs, Miss Douglas, sponsor. Row 4- Pat Ball, Nan Taylor, Dale Patrick, Vickie Pepper, Alan Brittle, Bob VC ' estbrook, Tim Williams, Gary Ray, Webster Maughan, Lynn Ross, Annette Toll. Siucfeni Gooperaiiue LARRY ADAMS President RICHARD FOGG Vice-President FRAN OTEY Secretary Senior SCA Council (left to right): Mrs, Westbrook, sponsor, Brad Armstrong, Jimmy Cook, Becky Davenport, Sherry Marsh Tommy Harris, Ronnie Womack, Joe Hopkins, Anne Evans, Pam McGuire, Sheila Jansch, Tommy Jenkins, Brenda Hairfield Ryan. Donna Wehren. ■ -I . I 12 I yissociaiion The SC A is the student governing body of Thomas Dale. It strives to improve student cooperation and par- ticipation by instilling a sense of hon- esty, loyalty, and responsibility. Its aim is to de ■elop a better understanding between the faculty and the student body. Due to the size of the student body it has become necessary to estab- lish two councils — the Senior and Junior. Together they represent and serve the student body. MIKE MATHENY Treasurer FRANCES SLIGH Reporter loe Powers, Susan Gregory, Bonnie Tunstall, Stacy Dodge, Bonnie Trimmer, Carol Barden, Linda Quate, Kaye Crews, Betsy Junior SCA Officers; Vront Row (left to right): Miss Bray, sponsor, Diane Ritchie, Peggj ' Bowles, Mary Ann Hester, Miss Taylor, sponsor. Back Row (left to right): Ronnie Farmer, Sandra Tucker. I 13 anie. Officers Sherian Cooper, Phil Pen- nington, and Janice Baake plan for the morning devotions. Officers (left to right): Nancy Spain, secretar}--treasurer; Joan Southall, vice-president; Mrs. Mack- ler. sponsor; and Becky Daven- port, president. Row 1 (left to right): Phil Pennington, Janice Baake, Rose Ann Hollis, Sherian Cooper. Row 2: Peggy Castlebury, Adrian Ballinger, Martha Mooney. Row 3: Ray Castlebury, Alan Martin. 1 I Sc lOo T ecf Cross Row 1 (left to right): Jerry Smith, Becky Davenport, Linda Staemey, Dana Vincent, Linda Fendley, Brenda W ' hite, Cheroyl Myers, Gloria Garrett, Janice Bridger, Sally Jackson. Row 2: James Hopkins, Lynda West, Roxie Andrews, Sandra Butler, Sally Savage, Susan Peden, Roberta Sturdivant, Brenda Mitchell, Mary Wilcox, Bonney Wilson. Row 3: Bobby Ferguson, Jeff Fetta, Carolyn Maxwell, Dwight Deets, Beverly Davis, Michele Hathcock, Becky Ehly, Mary Gibson, Joan Southall, Sandra Bailey. Row 4: Nancy Spain, Sonny Pillow, Marshall Smith, Brenda Fugett, Joan Brooks, Frances McKibbon, Lynda Gill, Janet Webster, Cindy Lux. Row 3: M. T. Holt, Rita Jennings, Susan Beville, Susan Faris, Jackie Little, Linda Ramsey, Sharon Coffey, Lynn Hall, Bonnie Pelikan. Row 6: Dicky Goyne, Randy McDaniel, Ann Gettings, Kari Piczak, Diane Salmon, Theodora Cogbill, Cheryl Carter, Janice Beverly, Linda Holt, Steve Womack, Charlie Steiner, Frank Luffman. Libf arij ( ub I Row 1 (left to right): Bonney Wilson, Jo Anne Cole, Jennie Maile, Sylvia Worsham, Beth i Wiesner, Donna Deens, Sandra Smith, Brenda Holland. Row 2: David Howell, Pam Beckner, t Brenda Rakes, Claudia Garrett, Diana Thomas, Marie Wright, Libby Daughty, Betsy Hill, Dale i Harris. Left to right; Jennie Maile, Miss Pick- hardt, Brenda Rakes, Diana Thomas in- spect new bookcase. euiew Row 1 (left to right): Mrs. Clarke, sponsor, Charles Hudson, Carol Mathews, editor-in-chief, Kaye Crews, Bambi Lynn. Row 2; Sandra Frank- lin, Gayle Hylton, Beth Wiesner, Retta Coleman, Charles Stiener. Row 3: Brenda Jackson, Bonnie Pelikan, Pete Honey. Row 1 (left to right): Jack Williamson, Mike Matheny, Clifford Inge, Charlie Steiner, Steve Matheny, Joe Hopkins, Ned Hopkins. Row 2: Paul Broughton, Clark Jones, Bobby Waraksa, Harry Heckel, Dave Cathers, Larry Adams, Richard Fogg. Row 3: Jimmy Early, Tommy Harris, Gary Ray, Ronnie Lohr, Jimmy Cook, Chuck Moore. Row 4: Kent Martin, Dunbar Evans, David Stewart, Charles Williams, Johnny Early. Mr. Miles, sponsor, Harry Heckel, secretary, Clark Jones, vice-president, Dunbar Evans, treas- urer, Charles Williams, president, and Mr. Gideons, sponsor, inspect the new press box which the Key Club built. h 0(JS Officers (left to right): Coach Karpus, sponsor; Dave Stewart, secretary; Jack Huddle, president; Jerry Burke, treasurer. Roiv 1 (left to right): Paul Broughton, Jerry Burke, Jack Huddle, Dave Stewart, Billy Leigh, Wayne Myers, Don Garnett. Row 2; Bobby Hague, Dave Gathers, Scotty Romaine, Wayne Rash, Harry Rowsey, Ralph Thurston. Row 3: Pete Stahl, Jimmy Cook, Mike Garnet, Dickie King. Row 4: Benny Brockwell, Linwood Osterbind, Lennie Leigh, Alexander Sprouse, Edwin Hopkins, Tommy Harris, Ronnie Lohr, Gary’ Fendley. TJarsi y G uSs Girls ' Row 1 (left to right): Betsy Dean, Nancy Spain, Pat Blaylock, Myrtle Hague. Row 2: Darlene Winn, Frances Sligh, Brenda Leake. Officers (left to right): Betsy Dean, president; Darlene Winn, vice-pres- ident; Nancy Spain, SCA represent- ative; Mrs. Mick, sponsor. BOOSTERS Mrs. Myra S. Crump Mrs. Daisy Reames M iss Ellen Conyers Mrs. Mary Eyler Mrs. Marlon Reichert Mrs. Ann Westbrook Miss Janet Douglas Mr. Bobby Stacy Mrs. Pauline Brewster Miss Elizabeth Hudson Miss Bernice Heretick Mr. John Bailey Mrs. Ella Grant M rs. Sue Sloan Mr. Howard Blackmon Mrs. Edith Say Mrs. Josephine Gates A Friend Mrs. Julia Harwell Mrs. Lennie McMillan Mrs. Josle Lovelady Miss Nancy Albert Miss Thelma S. Biddle Miss Rita Wright Mrs. Mary Williams Miss Margaret Taylor Mr. A. B. Clarke Mrs. Emily Llewellyn Miss Linda Vess Mrs. Edith Poates Mrs. Sarah Mick Mr. Clifton Morris Miss Elizabeth Webb Mrs. Carrol Roberson Mr. John Rothert Mr. Tom Davies Mr. Paul Keyser Mrs. Shelby Bowles Frances Q. Cole Mark, Nancy and Scott Miss Dottie Weaver Charles Hudson J. V. Cheerleaders The Color Guard Frances and Glenn Jimmy Early Friends Hi-Y Kenion Coleman Brenda Jackson Majorettes Susan and Jerry Steve Shoosmith Clarence Elliott Chuck and Fran Donald and Jeffy Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. Willard Crump Susan Gregory Toni Virginia Ripley Ann Quaiff Carol Mathews Class of ' 63 Sandra Franklin Charles and Nancy David and Phyllis Wayne and Becky BOOSTERS Mr. Walter Young Herman Hamovit James M. Belcher Anortymous Pierce Valve Tuma R. C. L. Moncure, 111 Melvin B. Sasicine Ramon W. Andrews Mr. Ben C. Williams Jud Saddlewhi+e Marvin J. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Saunders Anonymous Bad Wolf Belcher Paul Langdon Early, Jr. Johnny Early John B. Wake Mrs. N. C. Kepley Angelo Arpaia Anonymous Fred R. Addington Tommy Harris Mike Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erikson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ledford Rex T. Bishop Wilson Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hancock C. E. Peterson Friend Harry M. Lett Arnold Saylen Pat and Donald Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wingfield Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Manning M. Weaver M iss Lola M. Wimbish Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biddle Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Stroud Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Jackson Bensley Volunteer Fire Dept. Mrs. Greta Craddock Mrs. Frances Surrey The Merry Widows of Bensley Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wilkinson Anonymous Enon University Alumni Ass ' n. Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Shoosmifh Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cowherd Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maguigan Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cunribie Kathryn Cowherd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrett Mrs. Joyce Soto Wayne and Ann Donnie Clark Gerald Graham Sandra and Butch Shirley and Ted Cheryl and Rob Martha and Bill Pete and Sandra Larry and Willie Harry and Susan Wayne and Olivia Susan and Bill Kathleen Anderson • ( ■r,4: j ■I Bhh I 1 ■ HpB CTlcfueriisem enls The American system of free enterprise enables us to engage in private businesses. It also gives us the opportunity to advertise. The advertisers in the following pages recognize this privilege and realize its importance. 121 1 4 07 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 18, N. Y. Sorry, Susan; Fran asked me first! What ' s so interesting over there? 122 I young-harrison Clothing Styled for Young Men 22 North Sycamore St. PETERSBURG, VA. ' A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ?! jiki,! iiJk J. H. SPIERS Electrical Contractors Commercial and Residential You phone us — we ' ll wire you Route I, CHESTER. VA. Dial 733-7786 Accounts Invited HOLLYWOOD JEWELERS South Richmond ' s Leading Jeweler Phone BE 3-9783 1433 Hull Street RICHMOND 24, VA. BEAZLEY ' S FOODLAND BEAZLEY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Fresh Meats — Groceries — Hardware Paint — Seed — Feed — Shoes — Dry Goods Toys Phone SH 8-2171 We Deliver It ' s the fist-twist! % ' ' ly 123 Let freedom ring throughout our great land. BUCHANAN ' S JEWELERS 308 East Broadway Phone Glenview 8-3640 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Authorized Dealer for je Diamond Rings JIMMY BUCHANAN, Watchmaker j eepsaki 124 PHONE RE 2-3784 Motorola MUNFORD NANCE Radio and TV — Sales and Service 27 Wythe Street L C. MUNFORD PETERSBURG. VA. R. E. NANCE, JR. NASH RENTAL SERVICE 1017 Jeff., Davis Hgwy. Call us for anything! We may have it. A Good Place to Eat ETTRICK TASTEE FREEZE Home of the Bigger Boy Burger Fingereating Chicken 125 C. C. BEST Compliments of GROCERY HUGH ' S Fancy Groceries Choice Meats DRY CLEANERS Frozen Foods Launderette Coin-Operated Rt. 5, Hickory Road PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 908 City Point Rd. HOPEWELL, VA. SHOOSMITH PAVING, INC. Route I • CHESTER, VIRGINIA Complimen+s of SIDNEY-UNGER 220 North Sycamore PETERSBURG, VA. A complete line of Boys ' and Men ' s Dress and Sportswea I think you missed! DRAKE and LAMB AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 102 W. Poythress Street HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA Phone GL 8-6343 126 it I Compliments of THE REFLECTOR STAFF 1963 PETERSBURG FURNITURE CO. 1 00 N. Sycamore PETERSBURG, VA. Phone RE 3-4402 KYLE ' S AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Service THE LIFE CHESTER. VIRGINIA iNSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA • INCS 1S7I � RICHMOND. VIRGINIA Compliments of WILLIAM ' S MASTER BUSINESS SYSTEM BAKERY MACHINES Phone RE 2-6941 21 West Washington St. School Supplies PETERSBURG, VA. Portable Typewriters Compliments of Compliments of DR. STANLEY JOHN E. J. LEBOW WOODWARD Optometrist Insurance Agency 235 E. Broadway 3414 W. Broad HOPEWELL. VA. Seaboard Building 127 Compliments of FIRESTONE STORE 126 E. Poythress St. Phone GL 8-8545 E. W. HICKS ' , Mgr. PHONE GL 8-6392 FLORIST The Best in Flowers and Service JIMMY WYAH 600 W. Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA TAYLOR’S BRISTOW MUSIC CO. The Store for Lads and Dads 14 Franklin Street 1 19 N. Sycamore St. PETERSBURG, VA. PETERSBURG, VA. Everything Musical PINE PALACE DINING ROOM Congratulations to the REFLECTOR — Home Cooked Meals Its Staff and Sponsors Sandwiches Home Made Pies Complete Sinclair Service 4 Miles North of CHARLIE WEAVER --Prop. Hopewell Richmond-Hopewell Rd. 4610 Forest Hill Avenue RICHMOND. VA. Tuesday Thru Friday 6 a.m. — 1 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1 0 a.m. — 10 p.m. Closed Mondays Phone 233-7533 Complete Upholstery Compliments of Service HOPEWELL TAYLOR ' S AUTO TOP INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Tailored Auto Tops and Seat Covers 108 Main Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 1801 Broad Rock Road Insurance — All Lines Near McGuire Hospital HUT TAYLOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 128 Phone 232=6232 L. R. BROWN CO. Furniture-Appliances 1523-1601 Hull St. RICHMOND. VA. n f HOME OF PERFECT DIAMONDS Professional Uniform and Accessories LONDON UNIFORM CENTER CORSET SHOP PETERSBURG, VA. Compliments of FRITO-LAY Incorporated Radio, T. V. Air Restaurant Room Phones Conditioned pg I OLD STAGE MOTOR LODGE COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA. 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MEL ATKINS 101 Broadway Manager HOPEWELL, VA. PLAZA BOWL Student Rates Sou+hside Plaza Shopping Center ETTRICK ESSO SERVICE River Road and Chesterfield Ave. M. G. HARP, RE 2-2623 ETTRICK, VA. Tune Ups and Road Service Compliments of GREENDALE RADIO AND T. V. SERVICE 5520-A Lakeside Ave. CHESTERFIELD ESSO SERVICE CENTER Your Community Service Station Cogbill Road — Rt. 10 Cuba, under the rule of Castro- Religious freedom is a cornerstone of American dem racy. Its continuation is essential to our way of life. Senior photographs by Thalhimers ' Photo-Reflex Studio. MEYER ' S INDIAN HILLS MOTOR LODGE and RESTAURANT Featuring — Complete Banquet Facilities for groups of 10 to 200 — Fabulous Sunday Buffet — Flaming Dishes every night — Beautifully Furnished Rooms ■ — Giant-sized swimming pool — Cities Service Station on premises Dial 275-0870 BISHOP ' S T-V Sales Service Stop 291 2 Petersburg Pike lOlOO Jefferson Davis Highway RICHMOND 34, VIRGINIA In Hopewell It ' s BOGESE Builders — Realtors Insurers For Complete Service Dial GL 8-8585 or GL 8-3530 1 5th Ave. and Elm St. HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA I I 1 140 THE VILLAGE CABINET SHOP Compliments of CYRUS (JAKE) NEAL CHESTER, VIRGINIA MEL ' S ATWATER MOBIL SERVICE DANCE STUDIO Specializing in General Auto Repairs All Types of Dancing Free Pick-Up and Delivery Teacher MARY LU JONES Service Director GRACE A. RENN Automatic Transmission Phone SH 8-2420 A Specialty, Buy Gas with CHESTER, VA. Garage Backed Service 3349 Broad Rock Rd. 233-0896 ROSS FORD, INC. Sales and Service CHESTER. VIRGINIA DANIEL ' S GULF SERVICE CENTER Motor Tune-up Road Service Located on Hopewell — Richmond Road RACKLEY ' S For Better Service Hopewell ' s Largest Radio, Television and Stereo Dealer Phone GL 8-6000 236 Broadway It looks like the Merry Widow Waltz. + 141 riffMf mffif fi’ ' I iniiiiliiifii lull Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON ' S ' MOTOR LODGE CHESTER, VIRGINIA Phone 748-2237 GARRETT ' S Esso Servicenter (Hopewell ' s Finest Service) CAROLE LANE FASHIONS Broadway and Randolph Rd. 219 E. Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL, VA. 24-Hour Wrecking Service Ready-to-Wear WESLEY H. GARRETT, Mgr. and Phofle GL 8-5541 After 9 P.M. Call GL 8-4354 or GL 8-9239 Accessories RUSCO WINDOW COMPANY V: 604 Boulevard COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA. Aluminum Awnings Aluminum Siding Storm Doors and Windows WEST END INCORPORATED Atlas Tires and Batteries Phone GLenvIew 8-3388 Pick Up and Delivery 15 and Buren Streets HOPEWELL, VA. STOKES ' BROADWAY BARBER SHOP AND BETTY ' S BEAUTY SALON 322 East Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA ' What ' s Mr Anthony got that I haven ' t? Oh! Those term papers now 142 L Day or Ni+e 275-1381 Call us Day or Nite and we are on our way WOODFIN BROS. — 24 Hour Wrecker Service — 7 DAYS A WEEK Smallest to the Largest Cars and Trucks Stop 291 2 Petersburg Pike RICHMOND. VIRGINIA HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. CHESTER. VIRGINIA Your Friendly G.E. Dealer Phone SH 8-2144 We Service Everything We Sell 143 J. T. MORRIS SON, INC. Funeral Homes Serving Since 1 856 Wythe and Adams St. W, Broadway and 9th Ave. PETERSBURG, VA. HOPEWELL, VA. RE 3-851 I gL 8-8516 BUTTERWORTH ' S Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnishers HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA Best Wishes From FURNITURE CITY FACTORY OUTLET Factory Direct to You Appliances- — Carpeting — T.V.— Stereos Furniture — Bedding — Lamps Free Parking Petersburg — Hopewell Highway 144 Compliments of MILBURN MOBILE HOMES, INC. Stop 29, Petersburg Pile RICHMOND, VA. Phone 275-2463 BEN OWEN INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage 900 W. Broadway HOPEWELL. VA. GL 8-9400 COATS BARBER SHOP 6920 Hopkins Rd. Air Conditioned 9 a.m. — -7 p.m. OAKER COATS, Prop. BEULAH FOODLAND Meats- — Frozen Foods Vegetables— Ice Cream 6920 Hopkins Rd. APPOMAHOX CLEANERS Your Fast ! Hour Service 206 Appomattox St. SL 8-4264 HOPEWELL. VA. CORMANY ' S SPORTING CENTER 30! Randolph Road Phone GL 8-9500 HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA BINSWANGER GLASS COMPANY GLASS— MIRRORS AUTO GLASS Leigh and Roseneath Rd. Phone EL 9-3201 RICHMOND. VA. BELLWOOD AUTO SERVICE 7524 Jefferson Davis Hgwy. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA WSmiBIIIIIIABHIIIIIIII Golly, what are all those people doing up there? 145 HAPSTAKS’ FINER FOODS 7th and City Point Road HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA GL 8-3797 H and E AUTO SERVICE Rt. 15 Box 420A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA KRESGE ' S 5 and 10 The Friendly Store 112 N. Sycamore St. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA MARKS CLOTHING CO. For Men and Boys HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA ARMENTROUT ESSO SERVICE CENTER Route 10, exit 6, Toll Road 748-5288 MGR. BILL ROYSTER HEARSE AMBULANCE EXCHANGE Complete Automobile Service 801 I Jefferson Davis Hwy. RICHMOND 34, VIRGINIA We Serve Delicious Food HILLTOP BARBECUE 161 Chesterfield Ave. ETTRICK, VIRGINIA ALLEN VAUGHAN, Owner RE 2-9605 Magazines and Newspapers REESE ' S News Store Fountain Service Phone GL 8-2333 217 Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 146 BROAD ROCK PHARMACY J. F. HOLLENBECK 521 Belt Boulevard Phone BEImonf 2-2334 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA HARWELL ' S HARDWARE Hard ware — Paints Garden Supplies Hunting, Fishing, Dog Licenses Shells and Fishing Supplies CHESTER, VIRGINIA Phone SH 8-2388 HOUSE OF FORMALS Forma! Wear to Rent and Accessories 1 6 N. 8th Street RICHMOND. VIRGINIA DIAL Ml 8 0533 Between Franklin and Main Sts. There ' s more than on Make MOORE ' S LAKE Swimming Filtered Water PETERSBURG PIKE Moore ' s Lake Your Lake I I ( f 147 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 242 E. Broadway HOPEWELL. VA. The Family Store ALPERIN SAUNDERS Quality Furniture Maytag — Frigidaire — Magnavox 133-35 Poythress St. HOPEWELL, VA. GL 8-6704 VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON Open 9 to 5 Evenings by Appointment Only PHONE: SH 8-2313 HEFFINGTON ' S Flowers of Distinction 233 Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA GL 8-9841 148 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S HAND PACKED AND PREPACKED ICE CREAMS AND SHERBETS TO TAKE HOME Half Gallons Quarts Pints RT. 10 CHESTER. VA. Banana BIsque Tortoni Blacl( Raspberry Burgundy Cherry Butter Pecan Buttercrunch Caramel Fudge Cherry Vanilla Chocolate Chocolate Chip Coconut Lime 28 Flavors Coffee Frozen Pudding Ginger Lemon Stick Macaroon Maple Walnut Mint Chip Orange Pineappf SHERBET Raspberry Peach Pecan Brittle Peppermint Stick Pineapple Pistachio Strawberry Swiss Chocolate Almond Vanilla Orange PAUL ' S RESTAURANT Specializing in Steaks Seafood Smithfield Hams Home-Baked Pies and Rolls 229 N. Sycamore Street PETERSBURG. VA. PHONE 732-4131 Ample Parking in Rear Day Phones Night Phones 233-9671 275-2886 232-9828 233-8884- 232-7314 JENKINS AUTO REPAIR 4200 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Hwys. I and 301 RICHMOND 34, VA. A teacher ' s work Is never done. Proms are supposed to be happy! I 149 Words without music! BEL-MEADE BEAUTY SALON Specializing in: Tinting, Permanent Waving DORIS WATKINS, Prop. The Latest in Hairstyles BE 2-2884 ADRIAN PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Style without Extravagance in Smart Feminine Apparel 1 1 0 N. Sycamore St. RE 3-6489 BRANCH ' S BEAUTY SALON C. C. WELLS Branch ' s Shopping Center General Merchandise BE 2-0606 MATOACA, VA. Styling Terms — Cash- — Credit by Bleaching Arrangement Tinting Permanents FREE ESTIMATE SHOOSMITH BROS. INC Contractors ROUTE I. CHESTER, VA. Road Builders t !i I ! i ' ;e I 150 SEARS ' SHOE STORE RICHMOND FIXTURE EQUIPMENT CO. Contract Planners and Designers 1016 East Cary Street RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA Phone 643-8338 IRVING S. ABADY 213 East Broadway GL 8-2447 Just a Good Place to Buy Your Shoes. Vice President MOORE ' S BRICK COTTAGES AND MOTEL Efficiency Apartments G. C. CRUMP, Owner and Manager CHESTER, VA. Phone SH 8-2402 MUELLER ' S SUPERMARKET Meats — Frozen Foods Vegetables — Ice Cream WE DELIVER SH 8-2359 CHESTER, VIRGINIA DL SUNSHINE CORNER ou don ' t ha e lime to drop in -SAAILE- as you pass IN DOWNTOWN HOPEWELL ACROSS FROM THE BANKS Op«n All Doy Wedn«tday Thundgy ' •il 6 30 P M — High SRyUt At Low Pri«« — SPORTSWEAR— SHOES— WORK CLOTHES AL ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE Rt. 10 at Intersection of Cogbill Road General Auto Repairs Towing and Road Service Wheel Balancing 151 KEITH-ALLEN CLOTHING CO. 265 E. Broadway HOPEWELL, VA. Clothing for Men and Boys We give S H Green Stamps Your Two Rexal! Stores GEORGE ' S DRUG STORES 100 Broadway and 263 Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA VERGARA ' S SANITONE SERVICE 900 City Point Rd. 220 Cawson St. Serving Hopewell Since 1927 Compliments of DAVIS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Confections and Tobacco 200 S. 15 Avenue HOPEWELL, VA. Phone GL 8-2188 CROSTIC ' S SERVICE Route 10 Gas — Oil Horse Feed — Oats, Corn, Etc. Fertilizer, Lime, Saddles, Halters Compliments of LAKESIDE DELICATESSEN 5506 Lakeside Avenue Our Specialty Home-Made Bar-B-Que Prop., F. R. QUATE A. O. HEATH SON P.O. Box 576 CHESTER, VIRGINIA General Contractors Quality Homes HOPEWELL BOWLING CENTER First in the TriCity with Sparemaker- — A Better Guide to Better Bowling 115 S. 15 Avenue HOPEWELL, VA. GL 8-2181 152 WEST END SHELL SERVICE Washington and West Street PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA RE 2-9537 Compliments of PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOPEWELL COLONIAL HEIGHTS CHESTER SHADY-SIDE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT BERTHA EVANS — Owner and Manager BRICK COTTAGES Finest Appointments Delicious Home-Cooked Food 12 Miles South of Richmond — 8 Miles North of Petersburg On U.S. Routes I and 301 PHONE: SH 8-2314. P.O. CHESTER, VA. For Everything in Electronics Contact VA. BAHERY IGNITION Distributors 2 1 E. Bank St. PETERSBURG, VA. Phone RE 2-5051 Tires — Batteries Accessories Kerosene and Fuel Oi BE 3-4036 GALLI ' S SERVICE STATION Atlantic Oil Products Minor Repairs — Washing Polishing — Lubrication H. H. GALLI 1114 Hull Street RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 153 I I ' Oow, It Itches!” CLARK ' S ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS Antiques Restored — Custom Made Furniture Prices Reasonable All Work Guaranteed Stop 2 M 2 Petersburg Pike 2535 Merriewood Road RICHMOND 34, VA. JOE CLARK, owner Phone 275-2418 154 CURLES NECK DAIRY Milk Fine Dairy Products EL 5-1745 1600 ROSENEATH ROAD REVERE MOLD ENGINEERING. INC. Dies, Jigs, Fixtures, A!1 Kinds of Tool Work Route 10 CHESTER, VIRGINIA Compliments of w. T. GRANT 22 W. Washington Street PETERSBURG, VA. Colonial Heights TASTEE FREEZ Burgers and Shakes 19c Corner Harrowgate Road and RIchmond-Petersburg Pike I 155 Compliments of WHAT-A-BURGER (It ' s a Real Meal) 1 Pound Pure Ground Beef With Mustard, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles and Onions 35c —THREE LOCATIONS— 1516 Boulevard — Colonial Heights, Va. 909 Jefferson Davis Highway — -iRichmond, Va. 3312 N. Boulevard — Richmond, Va. BETTY ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 117 Temple Avenue COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA RE 2-1757 It Cost So Little — To Look So Lovely Your Friendly Family Store W. T. GRANT COMPANY 218 E. Broadway HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 156 Your choice of Foremost milk products in glass or in shining new no wax plastic cartons will always be a wise choice. FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. 314 N. Jefferson St. RICHMOND, VA. Ml 4-0311 RUSSELL and HOLMES SHOES for entire family Also Complete Line of Spalding Shoes Two Locations for Your Convenience Where Shopping Is a Pleasure Southside Plaza BE 3-3275 Willow Lawn 282-8636 MORTON ' S JEWELERS Southside Plaza and Richmond Diamonds Watches Silverware Charge Accounts Watch Repairing E. ALVIN SMALL FUNERAL HOME, INC. 2033 Boulevard COLONIAL heights: VA. Phone REgent 3-6886 24 Hour Ambulance Service E. ALVIN SMALL HERBERT S. SMALL He went that- 157 Congratulations, Seniors! UKROP ' S SUPER MARKET ' S, INCORPORATED 3111 Hull Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 158 JOHN E. NEMETZ 121 N. Main St. HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Ph one GL 8-8555 STATE FARM INS. COMPANIES Save 25% on your Auto Auto — Life — Fire World ' s Largest Auto Ins. LOWERY ' S RESTAURANT TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Co. BRANCHES PHARMACY, INC. 3314 Broad Rock Rd. RICHMOND. VA. BE 3-5438 Post Office Sub-Station Telephone, Bottled Gas, County Water VEPCO Utility Bills Collected Notary Public SHEVEL ' S R. C. DUNNAVANT CLOTHING Amoco Gas and Oils Mens— Boys 6920 Hopkins Road • RICHMOND 34. VA. RICHMOND PETERSBURG Phone 275-9912 VIRGINIA N. B. GOODWYN SONS, INC. Lumber and Building Materia! CHESTERFIELD C. H., VIRGINIA SH 8-2113 ' i ' t i ! 159 Compliments of J. L. LONGEST. Realtor CHESTER, VA. Compliments of Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH, INC. Compliments of JIMMIE CONGDON JALl ' S Southside Plaia Compliments of the CLOVER ROOM FORT DARLING MOTEL 7511 Petersburg Pike Compliments of MARTHA KAY MOTEL Compliments of PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE Farm Machinery and Feed and Seeds 160 i. Compliments of A FRIEND DODD ' S, INC. Phone SH 8-2231 Rt. 3, Box 360 CHESTER, VIRGINIA Compliments of A FRIEND WOOD ' S DAIRIES of PETERSBURG— HOPEWELL I 161 t Compliments of Compliments of CLARK PRITCHARD ROY HOUSER ' S CLOTHIERS QUICK LUNCH HOPEWELL HOPEWELL, VA. COLONIAL HGTS. ' Peter Pan taught me how. I J Complimen+s of A FRIEND j w Compliments of HOPEWELL ! ' i IRON STEEL CO (D. FRANKIE SONS) HAROLD ' S Fine Ladies ' Apparel HOPEWELL, VA. For Shoes in Hopewell GLOBE SHOE STORE 201 Main Street 162 WHEALTON Compliments of HARDWARE TRI-CITY REALTY 106 Main Street HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA., Phone GL 8-4100 RE 3-6786 JAMES H. MARTIN Build ozers — Shoveldozer — and Hauling Phone 275-1670 Compliments of T. S. BECKWITH CO. PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA Compliments to the Graduating Class of ' 63 FOREST LAKE W. J. TUCKER Good Food Eat at SAM ' S DINER 163 FLIPPO ' S LAKE Formerly Red Water Lake Route 10 CHESTER, VIRGINIA Compliments of SYLVIA HAT SHOP PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of VIRGINIA DINER Rich mond-Peters burg Pike Compliments of the CHESTERV OOD SERVICES Cogbill and Beulah Road Compliments of STONE ' S COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE Phone 275-2287 PETERSBURG PIKE Compliments of RAY ' S SHELL SERVICE Good Luck, Knights Compliments of W. M. GARY GROCERY CO., INC. 141 I E. Cary Street, RICHMOND, VA. Institution Suppliers Compliments of SUNSET PARK CEMETERY CHESTER, VIRGINIA Phone SH 8-2166 Compliments of COLGIN ' S AUTO SERVICE Richmond-Hopewell Road ' You ' re supposed to shoot them! ' ' Well, if you ' d go away . . . I I i ! I 165 Compliments of LEH ' S HARDWARE BE 2-7580 Compliments of SAVEDGE 5c IOc-25c Compliments of PINE ACRES COHAGES UNITED FUELS INC. Coal and Fuel Oils CHESTER, VIRGINIA 748-2279 A New Store - - - A New Name FORMERLY RUCKER-ROSENSTOCK SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street and Broadway HOPEWELL. VA. . . . GL 8= 8567 Dual pipes and a four barrel carburetor? 166 GERMAN SHEPHERDS From Rin Tin Tin and Roy Rogers ' Bullet PORTRAIT TOY POMERIANS SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS (Miniature Collies) MRS. ERNEST COMER Branders Bridge Road Route I, Box 142 CHESTER, VIRGINIA VON REMOC KENNELS REgent 3-7788 A.K.C. REG. Puppies, Stud Service Dogs of Perfect Temperament Beauty and Tralnabllity TRAINING DIRECTOR COLONIAL HEIGHTS CANINE OBEDIENCE CLUB PinSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY SHOOSMITH ' S GARAGE Welding PETERSBURG VIRGINIA 275-1239 RIDEOUT ' S BODY AND GLASS SHOP 401 East Broadway Compliments of BRINKLEY AND CO. He [ust doesn ' t seem to fit! ' ' Oh, that slippery seaweed! 167 Compliments of BI-RITE FOOD STORES CHESTER, VIRGINIA Compliments of LEETE TIRE AND BATTERY PETERSBURG Corner 2ncl and Bank RE 2-3231 Compliments of AMPTHILL SUPER MARKET 4628 Petersburg Pike RICHMOND VIRGINIA Overnight Service between Richmond and New York RICHMOND 6. VIRGINIA 168 ELECTRICITY THE MOVING FORCE . . . that brightens our lives, creates careers and lights the wajr to tomor- row ' s better teorld. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY GARFINKLE ' S Women ' s Ready-+o-Wear BROADWAY HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA GLenvIew 8-9240 Compliments of RAINBOW DRIVE-IN COLONIAL HEIGHTS A.B� C. FOUNDRY CO. LAYNE ' S TEXACO Hopewell Road 2230 Broadrock Road CHESTER, VIRGINIA I 169 ROBERT ' S AUTO SERVICE Stop 2i, Richmond — Petersburg Pike BE 3-7876 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA NELSON ' S GROCERY General Merchandise Texaco Gas— Oil Auto Accessories Cold Drinks Phone RE 2-3099 R. F. D. 5 Woodpecker Road PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of ACME T.V. SALES AND SERVICE 407 N. Addison WORRELL ' S BARBER SHOP Modern in Every Detail. You Are Always Welcome Rear of Magee ' s Drug Store CHESTER, VIRGINIA Read Thomas Dale News in the HOPEWELL NEWS Every School Week F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. HOPEWELL, VA. SUTLIFF TOBACCO CO. MANUFACTURERS OF PIPE TOBACCO HOME OFFICE: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA PLANT OFFICE: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 171 ! I 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone GL 8-6377 GOULD FUNERAL HOME Serving Southside Virginia Since 1932 Home of Personal Service 214 N. Sixth Avenue HOPEWELL. VIRGINIA 172 Funny, I have one just like it! ' COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of the freedoms we as Americans have fought, struggled and lived for since 1607. 173 ( PHGRftllWE PRODl S Sou+hside Plant No. I Belt Blvd. and Petersburg Pike BE 3-5471 PHONE BE 2-1870 DR. ROBERT E. BUSH Optometrist Southside Plaza Shopping Center RICHMOND, VIRGINIA NORBERT ' S JEWELERS Diamonds— -Watches — Jewelry — Silverware Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone BE 2-7766 1609 HULL ST. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA NORBERT ROMAN, Proprieror 613 OSBORNE ROAD CHESTER, VIRGINIA Phone SH 8-1586 Compliments of VIRGINIA MUSIC AND NOVELTY CO. Phone RE 3-9861 408 Blvd. COLONIAL HEIGHTS VIRGINIA One-Two-Three- Kick! Don’t look — it ' s Mr. Clarke. 174 GOYNE CHEVROLET, INC. Intersection of U. S. I and Hopewell Road CHESTER. VIRGINIA Dial REgent 2-3671 R P Pike RFD No. I MITCHELL ' S WELL PUMP CO. Well Drilling- — Water Systems Pumps COLONIAL HEIGHTS. VA. Compliments of ADAMS SUPER MARKET NOLDE ' S SMOOTH FLO BREAD 175 Throughout all the ages man has found it necessary to trust, to believe, to have faith. Faith has been our hope and inspiration. Without it our life is in- complete and difficult. We must have faith to live our lives and face all the situations that may arise. As light shines through this stained glass window making it brilliant and beautiful, so should our light shine. Stained glass window (Austrian XIV Century) Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Richmond, Virginia I 176 o V cXij? yCoOC . . f ' T ' ,.3, (f ' ‘ a ' tX cX -s A ' Ai y iTircl (yyt ' y - y ' AsA -i - ' - ' ' yj f JU , ■ A trn A J .- •( .4- ,. rf f ' :4 THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA 1000701218 ‘ . • ' J. ■ ' j T 1 r ;-, i. L . ' VW ' V 9 fi