Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

JLmfrrvd CVcuXtcj cA-aS-j QCkX 7he hnbaiaadon. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL WARSAW, VIRGINIA Dedication Because of his understanding of our immediate needs and problems, his timeless energies expended for our welfare, and the pride and dignity with which he performs his duties as superintendent of the Richmond and Westmoreland County Schools, we proudly dedicate The Ambassador to Mr. Robert T. Ryland. ADMINISTRATION Idminiat nation SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent R.T. Ryland, Mr. R.E. Peed, Mrs. Arthur Packett, Mr. Norman Edwards, chairman. NOT PICTURED; Mr. Russell Hammack. Mrs. Mildred Griffith, Elementary Supervisor. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Renee Lamb, Visiting Teacher. P.T.A. OFFICERS Mr. Ellett Anderson, President; Mrs. Lillian Parr, Vice-President; Mrs. Dot Day, Secretary; Mrs. Elenora Campbell, Treasurer. 3 Uhe Ambaanadoti Stafifj Editor-in-chief Betty Jean Davis Assistant Editor Alice King Circulation Manager Anne Balderson Ass ' t Circulation Manager Anne Oliver Advertising Manager Chuck Shriner Art Editor Donald Bowen Sponsor Mrs. Thelma Lowery 4 FACULTY LESLIE C. HODGES Principal, A.B., M. Ed. William and Mary University of Maryland Algebra I DONALD E. NICODEMUS George Washington University Instrumental Director MIRIAM D. RICE Smithdeal Massey Choral Music VIRGINIA S. ALTAFFER B.S. Mary Washington Home Economics HENRY C. SEWARD B.S. Collegiate Professional V.P.I. Agriculture THELMA T. LOWERY Mary Washington, B.S. Social Studies U.S. History English 5 PAULINE E. DELANO Madison College, B.S. English, Latin, Wor ' d History T. GILES HUDSON, B. A. Randolph-Macon University of Maryland Math, Algebra ■ rri N R.S. HALL, JR. B.S. and M.S. William and Mary Virginia Polytechnic Institute U.S. Government, English, World Geography, Sociology RICHARD H. DAIGER, B.S. Longwood College Typing, Shorthand, General Business, Bookkeeping ODESSA K. SEWARD State Teachers College Radford, Virginia Normal Professional Seventh Grade RUBY T. DELANO Madison College General Science, Biology, Chemistry 6 MARY LEE TAYLOE Mary Washington, Barry, R.P.I., Collegiate Professional Sixth Grade REBECCA P. ANDERSON Mary Washington College William and Mary Special Certificate Second Grade MABEL R. MONSON Longwood College Elementary Professional Fifth Grade BEATRICE D. SANDERS Madison College William and Mary Normal Professional Fourth Grade LOUISE B. CRABBE Mary Washington William and Mary Normal Professional Third Grade CHARLOTTE E. LEWIS Wilson Teachers College B.S. Special Grade JOYCE PEMBERTON Longwood College, B.S. First Grade X ’ Who ' a Who BEST ALL AROUND Chuck Shriner Anne Balderson MOST TALKATIVE Wanda Davenport Chuck Shriner MOST TALENTED Shelby Sanders Donald Bowen MOST ROMANTIC COUPLE Gloria Garnett Leslie Wilkins MOST DEPENDABLE David Gal lagher Anne Oliver BEST ATHLETES Anne Balderson Chuck Shriner MOST STUDIOUS Mary Wheeler Buddy Williams WITTIEST Carole Sandy Charles Brooks BEST LOOKING Betty Jean Davis Chuck Shriner SENIORS UJBY ANNE BALDERSON Anne Variety is the spice of life. 1-H Club 1; Band 1,2; • ' .H.A., Program Chairman : .H.A. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 1; Basketball 2, 3, Captain lasketball 4; May Court 2, s, Maid of Honor 4; : .B.L.A. 3, Secretary : .B.L.A. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Sen- or Play 4, Program Chair- nan S.C.A. 3. VIRGINIA BEALE BROOKS Beale ’All the world is governed ay books. 3eta Club 1,2,3, Secretary Beta Club 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 1;Band 1,2,3;Score Keeper Girls ' Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Score Keeper Boys ' Basket¬ ball 4; Glee Club 3,4; News¬ paper Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; S.C.A. Committee Chairman 4; Senior Play 4. DONALD WILBER BOWEN Duck Life is too important to take too seriously. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. Crew 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Safety Patrol 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Senior Play 4. 9 ) A Y JAMES ROBERT BALDERSON Bobby” Mischief in each eye. Safety Patrol 3. WILMOT PHILIP BRYANT Chlorophyll Don ' t Let Study Interfere With Your Education. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Safety Patrol 3; Secre¬ tary Treasurer Class 3; Bus Driver 4. ELIZABETH JEAN DAVIS Betty Jean Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. Band 1,2; 4-H Club 1,4, Secretary 4-H Club 2, Vice-President 4-H Club 3; F.H.A. 4, Treasurer F .H. A . 1, President F. H. A. 2, Historian N.N. Federation F.H.A. 3, Historian F.H.A. 3 ; S.C.A. Pianist 1,2,3,4; Glee Club Pianist 1,2, 3,4; Secretary of Class 2, Vice- President of Class 3; May Court 2; Maid of Honor 3; May Queen 4; F. B. L. A. 3, President F.B.L.A. 4; Sec¬ retary-Treasurer S.C.A. 4; Editor of Annual 4; Beta Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Senior Play 4. JULIAN WILSON GARLAND Julian I was born with a Chronic Anxiety about the Weather. One-Act Play 2, Secretary Class 2; Beta Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4; President Class 4; Chairman of S.C.A. Committee 4; Senior Play4. KENNETH DELANO FRANCE Kenny Silence is one great an of conversation. F.F. A. 2, 3,4, F.F.A. Sen¬ tinel 1; Safety Patrol 2,3. PHYLLIS ARLENE FRANKLIN Phyllis The hand that made you fair also made you good. Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain Basketball 4; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3; F.H.A. 1, Secretary F.H. A. 3, President F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 1, 3, Secretary Glee Club 4; Cheerleader 2, Captain Cheerleader 1; F.B.L.A. 3, Reporter F.B.L.A. 4; Reporter of Class 4; S.C.A. Com¬ mittee Chairman 4; May Court 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Historian N.N. Federation 4. GLORIA MAE GARNETT Gloria The girl that loves and laughs must sure do well. Softball 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Band 1, 2; Safety Patrol 3,4; F.H.A. 3, Historian F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Committee Chairman S.C.A. 4; Senior Play 4. VERNA LEE JENKINS Verna Lee Sincerity is an openness of heart. F.H.A. 3,4, Reporter F.H.A. 1, Program Chair¬ man F.H.A. 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Glee Club 3, 4; Safety Patrol 3; Chaplain S.C.A. 3; Committee Chairman 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3, Vice-President F.B. L. A. 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4. DORIS JANETTE PACKETT Doris Speech is silver, silence is golden. F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 3. 4; Senior Play 4. ANNE FRANCES OLIVER Ginger Ale Ability and enthusiasm bring her success. Committee Chairman S.C.A. 1,2,3,4;F.H.A. 1,3, Vice- President N. N. Federation F.H.A. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4;4-HClub 1, Program Chairman 4-H Club 2, Re¬ porter 4-H Club 3, President 4-H Club 4; Scorekeeper Boys ' Basketball 3; One-act Play 3; Senior Play 4. 1 1 ALICE LORRAINE KING Alice To be pleasant is to be good company. Softball 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1, Treasurer F.H.A. 2, Vice-President F .H. A. 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Vice-President Class 4; Sen¬ ior Play 4. DONALD EDWARD PIERCE Donald ' . ' He that has knowledge spares his words. Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class President 1, 3; F.F.A. 1,2, Reporter to N.N. Federation F.F.A. 3, Vice-President F.F.A. 3, President F.F.A. 4; Beta Club 1,3,4, President Beta Club 2; S.C ft. Chaplain 2. GOLDIE MARGIE PITTS Margie Serenity of mind and calm¬ ness of thought. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; SeniorPlay4. BLADEN HAMMOCK SCOTT Scott Still water runs deep. Baseball 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President F.F.A. 4; S.C.A. Com¬ mittee Chairman 4. LESLIE WHITFIELD WILKINS, JR. Les It ' s love that makes the world go around. Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; S.C.A. Com¬ mittee Chairman 4; Bus Driver 4; Senior Play 4. CHARLES OLIVER SHRINER Chuck I have but one life, I will enjoy it. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4- Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1; Class Vice-President 1; News¬ paper Staff 1,2, 3,4; Vice- President 4-H Club 1; One-act Play 3; Vice-Pres¬ ident S.C.A. 3, President S.C.A. 4; School Errand Boy 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. 12 BRENDA PAIGE WITHERS Bee Full of pep and laughter. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Cheerleaders 1,2; Band 1,2; F.H.A. 1, 2, Treasurer F. H. A. 3, Sec¬ retary F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Softball 3,4; Safety Patrol 4; Senior Play 4. CLASS PROPHECY An interesting and exciting decade lias passed since that memorable night of June 7, 1957 when we received our diplomas and went our separate ways. The time has arrived for the first reunion of the Seniors of ’57 since they bade farewell and went seeking fame and fortune. Entering the spacious ballroom of Warsaw High School, I am greeted by none other than Congressman J. Robert Balderson-Bobby to his friends - head of the U.S. Treasury Department whose genius in governmental affairs was obtained in Mr. Hall ' s Government Class. Congressman Balderson states that he has reduced the $284 million debt of 1957 to a mere million and a half during his term of office. As we are being seated for the banquet, I notice on my left the famed Hollywood Gossip Columnist, Miss Anne Balderson, escorted by her now most frequent date and long time admirer, Mr. Donald Pierce. Anne enthusiastically informs us that after 7 years separation they met again when she published a column on his latest award as Inter¬ national Forest Keeper. Donald got his experience on the F.F.A. Forestry Judging Team. I am reminded that this lavish banquet is served with the compliments of Madame Doris Packett, founder and owner of the earth-wide Packett Hash Houses. I recently read that Doris has just returned from her Caribbean cruise and reports that she was able to relax for the first time in her life. Looking around the room I see another of my classmates who has done much as a result of his tireless study in Mrs. Pauline Delano ' s English Department. This is none other than Professor Wilmot Bryant now head of the English De¬ partment Harvard University. Suddenly a great commotion is heard at the entrance. Following a blinding array of light from photographers ' and reporters ' cameras we are pleasantly surprised to see that the late arrivals are our Donald Duck cartoonist of high school days, Donald Bowen and his glamorous model Miss Roxanne, ALIAS Phyllis Franklin. When asked the secret of his success Donald replied that changing from cartoons to cheesecake did the trick. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilkins seem very happy with their eight children - Leslie following in the steps of his father has recently become owner of Wilkins ' Pulp and Paper Company. Mrs. Wilkins, former Miss Gloria Garnett, says it cost them a week ' s salary to attend this reunion for the cost of brave baby sitters keeps a goin ' up. Margie Pitts now Colonel of the Woman ' s Division of the Army has just returned from Australia where she trained a nurse ' s corps for the U.S. Army. It seems that the world ' s largest stock and new car owners, Mr. Mrs. Robert Lee Taylor, have just returned for the million Dollar Stock Car race on Mars. Mrs. Taylor, the former Brenda Withers known as the Brat to her friends, says that their cars placed first in the race and they will contribute the money to Rev. Bladen Scott for his new church in Washington. Rev. Scott and his efficient secretary, Miss Verna Lee Jenkins, have done much for our planet. Verna Lee tells us quote, I never dreamed that the same Bladen I went to school with would someday be a world reknown minister nor I his secretary. Kenneth France and his wife, the former Miss Ann Hall, are now living in Texas. Kenny who own ' s 3 4 of the state of Texas has just built the largest and most modern ranch house known today. Everything for Ann and it is done by atomic energy. Charles O. Shriner or Chuck Manager for the New York Yankees and his fourth wife, formerly Miss Margaret Inez Schools, returned from their honeymoon at Casablanca. Same old Chuck. His motto being Variety (girls) is the Spice of life. Alice King is owner of the famous King’s Yearbook Company. She got her knowledge of yearbooks and annuals while helping to publish the Ambassador. You may have noticed that one of our guests ' thoughts seems to be up in the clouds. It is just possible they are. Julian Garland spent a good portion of his hard earned chemistry knowledge, obtained from Betty Jean Davis in the good ole days of High School Chem Class, in establishing his own Weather Bureau in the big city of Haynesville. Betty Jean has completed her course as a Chemistry Major at the University of Lyells and is now teaching Chemistry at Porridge Pot University. After the banquet, we are invited to Virginia Brooks ' apartment. We are reminded as we enter Beale ' s apartment of old times as we hear Don Nicodemus and his Band, The Rhapsody Blues. Beale says that Mr. Nicodemus and the band always did appeal to her so she has hired him as her full time band. Beale is quite well known to the gentlemen about town - their song is You ' ve Got the Money and I ' ll Ta ke The Time, Oh what a couple we,d make. But Beale is still as choosy as ever. As the last strains of our Alma Mater are played, each of us again bids farewell to our classmates with the hope of meeting again at another reunion. As for myself I must return to my small cottage in Alaska, Igloo Mansion. So into my private plane and back to the serenity of the Air Force and snow of Alaska. 13 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of Warsaw High School, county of Richmond, state of Virginia, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen hundred fifty-seven, being sane of mind and sounc of body, do make and declare this our last will and testament. To the faculty, who has guided us so well, we leave our affections and best wishes for man years to come. DORIS PACKETT wills her quiet ways to Patsy Barrack. WILMOT BRYANT leaves his bus to Winston Rice in hopes that he will continue to take the bus to the garage during the first period instead of going to class. VERNA JENKINS leaves her job of taking up lunch money to Ruth France in hopes that Rul will make as much profit as she did. CHUCK SHRINER wills his spot on the basketball court and his eye for the feminine sex to Frankie Oliff and Bucky Fuller, with the assurance that they will make as many passes off the court as they do on it. PHYLLIS FRANKLIN says Mrs. Dishman won ' t let her take Franklin with her so she leaves him to Gloria Rose and Faye Davis with the understanding that she can have him whenever she is home. LESLIE WILKINS wills his first base position to Peyton Balderson and Albert Oliff. Les says he feels sure that they will guard the initial sack and continue to harass the umpires as he has BRENDA WITHERS leaves her hot rod races to Mary Elizabeth Wheeler, feeling sure she will win them all... DONALD PIERCE wills his sure aim with an eraser to Charles Beck and Jimmy Day. MARGIE PITTS leaves the Home Economics cottage to Becky Moore to look after and keep clean. BOBBY BALDERSON leaves his muscular build to L.W. Headley and William Saunders in hopes they will grow to be as big as he is. GLORIA GARNETT wills the lovers corner in the senior homeroom to Arlene France with the belief that it will help her to catch a man. BLADEN SCOTT wills his love for attending school events to Hudnall Sanders. ALICE KING wills the typing room to Christine Jenkins and Peggy Pitts with the satisfactio that they will look after the typewriters and Mr. Daiger. KENNETH FRANCE leaves his dignified and quiet ways to Charles Brooks but Ken says he i going to take Ann Hall with him. ANNE OLIVER leaves her newspaper editors ' s job to Laura Lewis and as a favor she wants Laura to keep an eye on Boyd for her. DONALD BOWEN wills his marching parties at the Army Reserve meeting to Rudolph Sanders and Rains Douglas. BETTY JEAN DAVIS leaves her tall slim figure to Jerry Tingle with the hope it will contim. to bring those familiar wolf whistles. JULIAN GARLAND wills his witty ways and lovely poems in English class to Billy Sanders and David Gallagher. VIRGINIA BROOKS leaves her seats in Geometry and Chemistry to Carole Sandy with best wishes for those many hard problems and tests. ANNE BALDERSON wills her spot as photographer on the Annual staff to Vanelia Oakley with the hopes that Vanelia will skip as many classes as she did. To the oncoming class we leave our class-room, teachers, friends and best wishes. 14 UNDERCLASSMEN fiidotyiO ttofiS JUNIORS President.Jerry Tingle Vice-President . . David Gallagher Secretary.Patsy Barrack Treasurer.Ruth France Assistant Treasurer . . . Jimmy Day Ciann Of icena SENIORS President. . . . Julian Garland Vice-President .... Alice King Secretary-Treasurer . Verna Jenkins (Not Pictured) FRESHMEN President.Jeanne Doerer Vice-President . . . Judy Peyton Secretary-Treasurer . Wayne Oliff Reporter.Ann Hall SOPHOMORES President.Tom Eastham Vice-President . . . Fuller Packett Secretary-Treasurer. Leanna Christopher Reporter.Walter Morris 15 Peyton Balderson Patsy Barrack Winston Rice Charles Beck Charles Brooks Gloria Rose Faye Davis Jimmy Day Rains Douglas ' Arlene France Ruth France David Gallagher Louis Headley Christine Jenkins Laura Lewis Becky Moore Vanelia Oakley Albert Oliff Billy Sanders Hudnall Sanders Rudolph Sanders Carole Sandy WilPam Saunders Jerry Tingle Frank Oliff Peggy Pitts Mary E. Wheeler 16 Roland Brown Barbara Bryant Johnny Bryant Leanna Christopher Bernard Davis Franklin Dishman Tom Eastham Margaret Elliott Barbara Garnett Sophomonez Donald Hall Walter Morris Fuller Packett Howard Saunders Edward Scates W.A. Scates Howard Smith Buddy Williams Barbara Woolard 17 Freddie Barrack Wanda Davenport Jimmy Davis Oscar Delano Jeanne Doerer Barbara Douglas Jennie France Jerry France Norman France Jneahmen Anne Hall Everett Hall Agnes Harper Mary McKenny Roger Me Neal Melvin Mozingo Johnny Harper Harold Hinson Harvey Hinson Wayne Oliff Judy Peyton Gloria Hynson £ ar | p; Jane Lang Tommy Sabotka Horace Sanders Shelby Sanders M.B. Seward Barbara Smith Carole Tallent Mary Tayloe Shirley Webb Shirley Wilkins Wallace Withers Harroll Woolard jft 1 v v ... t 18 GRADES Kuio ' iOtJipltS FIRST ROW: Nancy Allin, Mary Barton, Patsy Bowen, Mary Bowman, Barty Bradshaw Tim Brown. SECOND ROW; Patty Camper, Neal Connelly, George Delano, Franklin France, Keron France, Mary Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Robin Gallagher, Bobby Gould, Earl Harper. FOURTH ROW: Kirk Headley, Orren Hinson. O Ciqhth Qnade FIRST ROW: Esther Jenkins, Betty Marshall, Dave O ' Dell. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Oliff, Constance Packett, Sandra Packett, Leland Pierson. THIRD ROW: David Pitts, Will Sanders, Gentry Sanders, Louise Sanders, Barbara Saunders. Norman Schools. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Shrader, Kathryn Simmons, Ralph Simmons, Edward Thrift, Oliver Waterfield, Jean Bailey. Seventh Qnade BOTTOM ROW: Randy Brann, Ned Morris, Welford Haynie, Robert Scates, Cecil Schools, Aubrey L. Edwards, Larry Sayre, Joe Thrift, Harry Tayloe. SECOND ROW: Jack Davis, Shirley Fones, Pauline Pitts, Wallace McNeal, Bobby Reamy, Wendell Patton, Nicky Schools. THIRD ROW: Ralph Elliott, Cassie France Shirley Wheeler, Johnny Packett, Larry Brann, Graham Balderson, Steve Franklin, Wayne Lewis. TOP ROW; Edward Delano, Nada Balderson, Norma Dameron, Judy Gallagher, Joe Settle, Mrs. Seward. NOT PICTURED: Eric Fuller, George Packett, Clarence Harper, Julian Morse. Sixth Qnade FIRST ROW: Joyce Thrift, Peggy Saunders, Jerry Withers, Joyce Wilkins, Evelyn Morris, Linda New, Arlene Stone, Sandra Balderson, Charlotte Brooks. SECOND ROW: Lucy Crosley, Billy Balderson, Michael Hinson, Jerry Parr, Stuart Atkinson, Franklin Brown, Gerald Rose, Mac Lowery, David France. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Day, Anne T. Overton, Faye Sanford, Lois McNeal, Diane Jenkins, Giles Vanlandingham, Randolph Jenkins, Boyd Clements. FOURTH ROW: Martha Tingle, Patsy Barton, Betty Balderson, Darlene Connelly, Bobby Hinson, Larry Withers, Bob Smith. FIFTH ROW: Charles Delano, Joe Bowles, Ruth Pitts, Margaret Balderson, Mrs. Tayloe. NOT PICTURED: Buck Tallent, Paula Glasgow, Jane Withers. ‘Jifith Qnade FIRST ROW: Marv Illen Campbell, Charlotte Bartlett, Nancy O ' Dell, Glenda Dameron, Sally Clements, George Tallent, Norman Packett, Doris Delano. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Marks, Wayne Haynie, Wayne Williams, Frances Allen, Garnett Ryland, Bradford Lowery, Chris Sanders, Ben Franklin. THIRD ROW; Sarah Gallagher, Beverly Ann Delano, Lynn Revere, Rose Marie Boyle, Adeline Bowen, Shirley Marks, Dennis Oliff, Russell Settle. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Withers, Marion Packett, Mrg. Mabel Monson, Roy Sanders, Johnny Lewis, Viann Davis. NOT PICTURED: Leroy Mozingo, Alvin Johnson. Special Education Clan FIRST ROW: Estelle Bowman, Georgie Ann Bowman, Velma ' Headley, Norma Balderson, Bobby Hinson Billy Tallent, Kathy Davis. SECOND ROW: Michael Mundie, Frederick France, Harry Packett, Betty Bryant, Charlotte Salzig, Sherry Waterfield, Bobby Croxton. THIRD ROW: Joey Bowen, Donald Nash. E.B. Wheeler, Mrs. Charlotte Lewis. NOT PICTURED: Charlotte Morse. 3ounth Qnade FIRST ROW; Mary Smith, Shirley Shockley, Thomas Bradshaw, Wendell Derrickson, Mitchell Wilkins, Neal Heitchew, Rod Coggin, Albert Dodson, Gladys Mozingo, Tommy Hudson. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Sanders, Jean Atkinson, Connie Hinson, John Brooks, Gerry Vanlandingham, Betty Jean Embrey, Larry Packett, Eunice Balderson, Anne P. Bradshaw, Betty Balderson, Herbert Prescott. THIRD ROW; Charles Scates, Lewin King, Billy Bryant, Darlene Sanford, Donna Isbell, Helen Clanton, Janet McKenney Patsy Hayes, Arnold Smith, Larry Altaffer. ‘Jhind Qnade FIRST ROW: Bobby Sanders, Dillard France, Joanna Davis, Larry Franklin, Ann Moss, Kenny Jones, Betty Smith, Gary Edwards, Judy Boyle, Willis Garnett, Norma Withers. SECOND ROW: Dennis Headley, Bert Packett, Tommy Carlin, Walter Scott, Tommy Fogg, Walt Lowery, Lannie Williams, Ken Smith, Benny Branson, Mary Sanders, Gregory Thrift. THIRD ROW: Josephine Franklin, Darlene Simmons, Gregg Hayes, Donnie Smith, Robert Withers, Jack Tallent, Charles Sanford, Ann Smith. FOURTH ROW: MissCrabbe, John Salzig, Linda Minor, Eileen King, Hudnall Lang, Pat Packett, Mary Fones, Billy Clark, Rosa Sanders, Joe Smith. NOT PICTURED: Mary Pocohontas, Joe Pocohontas, Mary Smith, Gary Glasgow, Wayne Brown, David Goodman, William Balderson. Second Qnade FIRST ROW: Ann Allison, Brenda Bowman, Arline Balderson, Johnny Clark, Henry Revere Jr. Josephine Gribble, Paul Revere Jr., Linda Scates, Lindie Gribble. SECOND ROW: Fred Gouldin, Kay Settle, Billy Morris, Kenneth Dodson, Marguer ite Franklin, Larry Woolard, Brenda Hinson, Ruby Mae Headley, Carole Bronner. THIRD ROW: Claude Packett, Doris Withers, Arlene Dodson, Jackie France, Mike Anthony, Susan Jenkins, Anne Ryland, Lewis Hinson, Steve Davis. FOURTH ROW: Corky Davis, Emilie Smith, Jimmy Forrest, Russell Davis, Wayne Sanders, Mary A. Sanders, Betty Lou Johnson, Larry Hayes. NOT PICTURED: Danny Altman, Grade Johnson. Jinat Qnade FIRST ROW: Joyce Garnett, Marie Smith, Charlotte Delano, J.W. Harper, Anne Harper, Mary Jo Revere, Warren Withers, Milton Fones, Bobby Allison, Linda Franklin. SECOND ROW; Catherine Ryland, Mary Jo Hudson, Connie Sanders, Connie Dawson, Stanley Sanders, Marjorie Marks, James Withers, Dianne Croxton, Sharon Fisher, Vivian Forrest. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Pemberton, Katherine Crabbe, Cynthia Bronner, Suzanne Shrader, Bonnie Headley, Donald Smith, William Davis, Randall Packett, Theresa Hilton. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Mallory, Martha Bowles, William Pitts, Dennis Mundie, Randy Bowen, Paul Pearson. NOT PICTURED: William Elliott, Mary Beth Bryant, Dianne Elko. S.C.rt. Oftljiceni SEATED: Betty Jean Davis-Secretary, Chuck Shriner-President, Vanelia Oakley-Vice-President. STANDING: Christine Jenkins-Chaplain, Carole Sandy-Reporter, and Mrs. Lowery-Advisor. Beta Club FRONT ROW; Buddy Williams, Beale Brooks, Jane Lang, Shelby Sanders, Anne Oliver, Jerry Tingle, Gloria Hinson, Mary Wheeler, David Gallagher. SECOND ROW; Donald Pierce, Laura Lewis, Patsy Barrack, Jeanne Doerer, Carole Sandy, Vanelia Oakley, Betty Jean Davis, Julian Garland, Mrs. Delano. i d i ■ 1 1 1 ORGANIZATIONS Jutune B u ineio. Leaden .a o§ Amenica The main purpose of the F.B.L.A. is to bring the business student and the business man closer to¬ gether so they might exchange ideas that will in turn help each other. The F.B.L.A. also hopes to in¬ crease the knowledge and experience of our business students. STANDING: Billy Sanders, Mr. Daiger, Alice King, Gloria Garnett, Beale Brooks, Frank Oliff, Mary Wheeler, Donald Bowen. SEATED: Anne Balderson, Phyllis Franklin, Betty Davis, Verna Jenkins, Jimmy Day. 7he B ulldoq ' i Bank Staffi The purposes of the school newspaper are: 1. To inform its readers of outstanding activities of the school and of its pupils. 2. To print creative writing of the students. 3. To provide practical experience to the students who direct its publication. STANDING: William Saunders, Donald Bowen, Carole Sandy, Donald Pierce, Anne Balderson, Betty Davis, Phyllis Franklin, Patsy Barrack, Louis Headley Jr., Gloria Garnett, Billy Sanders, Verna Lee Jenkins, Alice King, Mr. Daiger. SEATED: Beale Brooks, Anne Oliver-Editor. 3utu le Homemakena oft Amenica SEATED: Shirley Wilkins, Gloria Garnett, Christine Jenkins, Gloria Rose, Brenda Withers, Alice King, Phyllis Franklin. FIRST ROW: Gentry Sanders, Barbara Saunders, Esther Jenkins, Mary Gallagher, Mary Bowman, Becky Moore, Constance Packett, Barbara Douglas, Sandra Packett, Agnes Harper. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Altaffer, Faye Davis, Nancy Allin, Mary Barton, Patsy Bowen, Carolyn Oliff, Keron France, Betty Marshall, Kathryn Simmons, Virginia Brooks, Shirley Webb, Barbara Bryant, Mary McKenny, Betty Davis, Anne Balderson, Peggy Pitts, Wanda Davenport. 3utune 3an.men.fi ofj Amenica FIRST ROW: Mr. Seward, Bladen Scott, Peyton Balderson, Donald Pierce, Leslie Wilkins, Rudolph Sanders. SECOND ROW: Jerry France, Walter Morris, Wallace Withers, Bernard Davis, Earl Pitts, Louis Headley, Bucky Fuller, Charles Beck. THIRD ROW: Wilmot Bryant, Edward Scates, Oscar Delano, Albert Oliff, Jimmy Davis, Rains Douglas, Norman France, Fuller Packett, Everett Hall. Sen ton B and FRONT ROW: Clarinets: Vanelia Oakley, Patsy Barrack, Barbara Garnett; Bass Clarinet: Anne Oliver; Trombones: Buddy Williams, Jimmy Davis, Bobby Shrader; Trumpets: Barty Bradshaw, Kirk Headley, Judy Peyton, Jeanne Doerer, NOT PICTURED. BACK ROW: Clarinets: Bobby Gould, Pattie Camper; Drums: Gentry Sanders, Patsy Bowen, Dave O ' Dell, Donald Bowen, Louise Sanders; Baritone Horn: L.W Headley, Director, Mr. Nicodemus. 7 union B and FIRST ROW: Clarinets: Rusty Settle, Sally Clements, Larry Sayre; Saxophone: Chris Sanders; Flute: Johnny Packett; Trumpets: Johnny Lewis, Jackie Davis. SECOND ROW: Drums: Randy Brann, Judy Gallagher, Pauline Pitts; Tuba: Wayne Lewis; French Horn: Brad Lowery; Trombone: Boyd Clements, Stuart Atkinson, Bobby Hinson. union Qlee Club FIRST ROW: Charlotte Bartlett, Mary Campbell, Ben Franklin, Nancy O ' Dell, Glenda Dameron, Rose Boyle, Sally Clements, Doris Delano, Georgia Bowman, Estelle Bowman, Jerry Withers. SECOND ROW; Gerald Rose, Wayne Haynie, Wayne Williams, Lynn Revere, Frances Allen, Brad Lowery, Chris Sanders, Giles Vanlandingham, Boyd Clements, Harry Tayloe, Jack Davis, Betty Bryant. THIRD ROW; Viann Davis, Jeanine Marks, Sarah Gallagher, Beverly Delano, Shirley Marks, Arlene Stone, Lois McNeal, Bobby Hinson, Ann Overton, Wendell Patton. FOURTH ROW; Adeline Bowen, Lucy Crosley, Diana Jenkins, Jerry Parr, Martha Tingle, Marilyn Day, Pauline Pitts, Shirley Wheeler, Wellford Haynie, Stuart Atkinson, Wallace McNeal. FIFTH ROW; Nancy Withers, Johnny Lewis, Darlene Connelly, Patsy Barton, Cassie France, Norma Dameron, Judy Gallagher, Joe Settle, Johnny Packett, Marion Packett. Hiqh School Qlee Club FIRST ROW: Shirley Wilkins, Esther Jenkins, Mary Gallagher, Barbara Bryant, Barbara Garnett, Gentry Sanders, Jane Lang, Gloria Hynson, Barbara Woolard. SECOND ROW; Everett Hinson, Orren Hinson, Buddy Williams, Harold Hinson, Bobby Shrader, Bobby Gould, Harroll Woolard, Jimmy Davis, Dave O ' Dell, Roland Brown, Harvey Hinson, Tommy Sabotka. THIRD ROW; Wanda Davenport, Mary Wheeler, Shelby Sanders, Agnes Harper, Vanelia Oakley, Barbara Saunders, Jennie France, Carole Tallent, Betty Marshall, Sandra Packett, Nancy Allin, Keron France, Mary Barton, Faye Davis. FOURTH ROW: Jimm Day, Arlene France, Jeanne Doerer, Carole Sandy, Shirley Webb, MaryMcKenny, Barbara Douglas, Laura Lewis, Ruth France, Constance Packett, Everett Hall, Tim Brown, William Saunders. SIXTH ROW; Mary Tayloe, Judy Peyton, Patsy Barrack, Betty Davis (pianist), Virginia Brooks, Phyllis Franklin, Verna Jenkins, Brenda Withers, Anne Balderson, Bernard Davis, Roger McNeal. Teen-Tones LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Barrack, Laura Lewis, Carole Sandy, Ruth France, Jerry Tingle, (at piano), Arlene France. Piano Students. FIRST ROW: Dickie Brooks, Gary Glasgow, Catherine Ryland, Anne Ryland, Sally Clements. SECON D ROW: Joanna Davis, Mary Anna Sanders, Ben Franklin, Lynn Revere, Mary Ellen Campbell, Glenda Dameron, Boyd Clements, Donna Sue Isbell. THIRD ROW: Peggy Saunders, Marilyn Day, Diana Jenkins, Beverly Delano, Jeanine Marks, Frances Allen, Charlotte Brooks, Jerry Parr, Sarah Gallagher. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Packett, Martha Tingle, Norma Dameron, Darlene Connelly, Paula Glasgow, Lucy Crosley, Anne Overton. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Saunders, Carolyn Oliff, Constance Packett, Sandra Packett, Bobby Shrader, Jerry Tingle. SIXTH ROW: Laura Lewis, Patsy Barrack, Jane Lang, Carole Sandy, Shelby Sanders, Anne Balderson, Mary Tayloe. union and SJntenmediate 4-H FIRST ROW: Frances Allen, Lynn Revere, Rose Boyle, Charlotte Barlett, Nancy O ' Dell, Glenda Dameron, George Oliff, Norman Packett, Neil Heitchew, Betty Balderson, Shirley Shockley, Estelle Bowman, Joyce Thrift, Velma Headley. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Marks, Jerry Parr, Rusty Settle, Bob Smith, Boyd Clements, Ben Franklin, Jerry Withers, Lewin King, Charles Scates, Billy Bryant, Larry Altaffer, Arlene Stone, Peggy Sanders, Joyce Wilkins, Shirley Wheeler, Adeline Bowen, Betty Balderson. THIRD ROW: Lois McNeal, Viann Davis, Johnny Lewis, Larry Sayre, Randy Brann, Franklin Brown, Stuart Atkinson, Bobby Hinson, Betty Bryant, Nancy Withers, Sherry Waterfield, Diana Jenkins, Shirley Fones, Pauline Pitts, Nada Balderson. FOURTH ROW: Joe Bowles, Joe Settle, Nicky Schools, Wayne Lewis, Jack Davis, Wallace McNeal, Wendell Patton, Patsy Barton, Anne Overton, Cassie France, Norma Dameron, Judy Gallagher. Senion 4-H FIRST ROW: Bobby Shrader, Patsy Bowen, Gentry Sanders, Vanelia Oakley, Anne Oliver. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Oliff, Mary Bowman, Charles Hale, Bobby Gould, Constance Packett, Sandra Packett, Orren Hinson. THIRD ROW; Harvey Hinson, David Pitts, Jimmy Davis, Nancy Allin, Mary Barton, Betty Davis, Harroll Woolard, Kirk Headley, Franklin France. FOURTH ROW: Neal Connelly, Robin Gallagher, Ralph Simmons, Howard Saunders, Everett Hinson, Earl Harper, Oliver Waterfield, Norman Schools, Har old Hinson. Cheenleadem FRONT RO.W: Jerry Tingle, Shelby Sanders, Barbara Ann Garnett, Gentry Sanders. BACK ROW; Betty Marshall, Jennie France, Arlene France, Ruth France. Safety Patnol FRONT ROW: Jeanne Doerer, Brenda Withers, Gloria Garnett, Becky Moore, Christine Jenkins, Faye Davis, Margaret Elliott, Frank Oliff. BACK ROW: Rains Douglas, Johnny Bryant, Charles Beck, Louis Headley Jr., William Saunders, Donald Bowen, Jerry France. THE BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Connelly, D. Pierce, B. Davis, W. Bryant, L. Wilkins, E. Marks, E. Balderson. THE CUSTODIANS Mr. Vivian Forrest (not pictured), Mr. Ed Murphy. Penaonnel THE COOKS Mrs. Hazel Connelly, Mrs. Grade Smith, Mrs. Sadve Packett. SPORTS 7 SofjtUall LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Richard Daiger, Coach, Alice King, Gloria Garnett, Brenda Withers, Barbara- Douglas, Anne Balderson, Mary Ogle Tayloe, Peggy Pitts, Becky Moore, Christine Jenkins, Barbara Jean Smith, Ann Hall, Shelby Sanders. Baaeball LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Giles Hudson, Coach, Frank Oliff, Donald Pierce, Tom Eastham, Julian Garland, Chuck Shriner, Louis Headley Jr., Bladen Scott, Rudolph Sanders, Roland Brown, Bernard Davis, Billy Sanders, Leslie Wilkins, Henry Seward, Assistant Coach. (finin ' Baaketba.il BOTTOM ROW: Vanelia Oakley, Laura Lewis, Patsy Barrack, Anne Balderson, Judy Peyton, Phyllis Franklin. TOP ROW: Mr. Richard Daiger (coach), Barbara Bryant, Becky Moore, Peggy Pitts, Mary O. Tayloe, Jeanne Doerer, Anne Oliver. Boifn ' B aaketball BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy Day, Walter Morris, Howard Smith, Chuck Shriner, David Gallagher, Roland Brown. TOP ROW: Charles Brooks, Howard Saunders, Melvin Mozingo, Louis Headley, Jr., Tom Eastham. ACTIVITIES CAFETERIA SHOP CLASS HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY 35 STATE FORESTRY WINNERS F.H.A. TELEVISION PROGRAM HANDICRAFT CLASS JUNIOR S.C.A. OFFICERS 36 ADVERTISING , V, {utocftctphs Activities Courtesy of T.D. MARKS Warsaw fappahannock Phone EDgewater 3-2700 Phone H ll I crest 3-3351 , y X P o P ■ v n c , A. K CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS of 1957 COMPLIMENTS of ERNEST Y. BROOKS General Electric Dealer Warsaw - Tappahannock 38 BARTON CITIES SERVICE AND RICE CO. Agent CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. EDgewater 3-5911 Warsaw, Virginia IT’S AN ENGINEER’S WORLD ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING OFFERS YOU A PROMISING CAREER 10(1.1) is flic da of automa¬ tion and mechanization. I omor- rou ma well see what one prominent electrical cn ineei terms a civili ation built on tedinoloji) America’s future is in the hands of its engineers. nd there’s a place for YOU in this challenging new world! Idee trical engineering is one of its fastest j ' rowinj: fields. Kver da , exciting new applications opening up. I hink of what this means to you! ou invest in the world of tomorrow when ou make electrical engineering our an I rewarding ne w johs a re VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY JOHN SEXTON CO NATIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. Box 508 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tree Topping JOHN J. KENT Warsaw and Lye 1 Is EDgewater 3-6126 Dumont Television Sales and Service RALPH SCATES Warsaw, Virginia EDgewater 3-5073 Courtesy PEOPLES DRUG STORE of Tappahannock, Virginia MARY ' S BEAUTY SHOP H111 crest 3-2700 GALLAGHER CANDY CO. Warsaw, Virginia Wholesalers and Distributors Tobaccos EDgewater 3-5121 COURTESY of NORTHERN NECK CREAMERY INCORPORATED Warsaw, Virginia Courtesy Courtesy of of TY ' S INN HINSON ' S MARKET Best Wishes WARSAW CLEANERS of Warsaw, Virginia NORTHERN NECK FEED STORE EDgewater 3-5494 Estimating Building Best Wishes H.M, GALLAGHER of GENERAL CONTRACTOR WARSAW SHOE REPAIR Warsaw, Virginia Earl Meadows, Propr. Appraising Repairing LEFTWICH STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 5-10 Store W.V. Sanders, Agency Auto Fire Warsaw, Virginia Life ANDERTON DEPARTMENT STORES INC. Your Shopping Center Tappahannock, Virginia Hill crest 3-2271 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 VIRGINIA ICE AND COAL CO. Tappahannock, Virginia TIDEWATER LAUNDRY Laundry Cleaning Storage Tappahannock, Virginia Hill crest 3-3311 Hemlock 5-4444 BEST WISHES of MOTHER’S ENRICHED BREAD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1957 GRADUATING CLASS of WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL TIDEWATER TELEPHONE COMPANY HARRIS-BRENAMAN INCORPORATED Athletic Supplies Sporting Goods 717 East Grace St. Richmond 19, Virginia Dial 2-4797 2-4796 Best Wishes to Class of ' 57 CLANTON’S PHARMACY B.S. Clements, Propr. YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Class Rings Commencement Announcements and Calling Cards Supplied By W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia WARSAW FURNITURE APPLIANCE COMPANY AND STYLE CENTER Warsaw, Virginia Radios - Norge Appliances - Washers Men ' s, Women Children ' s Clothing AYCOCK’S DEPARTMENT STORE WARSAW ' S FASHION CENTER Warsaw, Virginia Phone 3-6500 WARSAW BUS TERMINAL Charles W. Henry, Propr. Warsaw, Virginia EDgewater 3-2191 Plate Lunch Fountain Service Taxi Service i COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Montross, Virginia COURTESY of NORTHERN NECK LUMBER CO., INC. Wholesale Lumber Warsaw, Virginia I! or U er A t enturj • Levi IStranss i Co. has been serving • Pioneers and • their followers • wifh leading • ♦ Products of Highest • l ( • 11: 1 it . Now otir f ♦ J Warsaw ♦ JP!;mt is continuing ♦ - I that l(Hi Year Tradition l Manufacturing TAB TWILLS VILLAGE MOTOR COMPANY SALE S % G Arden 7-2780 SERVICE Village, Virginia H. W. WOOLARD’S Haynesville, Virginia EDgewater 3-5912 GEORGE NOBLETT Pyrofax Bottled Gas And Frigidaire Appliances Kilmarnock Virginia COURTESY OF WALKER CANDY CO. Montross, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home owned and operated by Clinton O. Carlin ' Western! Auto Main Richmond Road Edgewater 3-7421 Warsaw, Virginia For Best Results Use C. V. Feeds and Seeds We Also Carry Hardware and Fertilizer CARTER-VENABLE CO. Tappahannock, Virginia Hi I Icrest 3-3321 Courtesy of BROVERSEN ' S JEWELERS Warsaw Tappahannock Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 P C. Peed Grocery General Merchandise Ball Band Rubber Footwear Route 1 Newland, Virginia Compliment ' s of NORTHERN NECK TIRE RECAPPING CO. Warsaw, Virginia Phone Edgewater 3-7500 Use Our Easy Pay Plan v-n-V- i v Congratulations Compliments ' Tr—v? Seniors of Xvu Of I t 9 ? NORTHERN NECK FRANKLIN ' S f NEWS JEWELERS Warsaw, Virginia Watches-D iamonds-G i fts Silverware-Repairing Courtesy of CITIES CITIES ® ROCKWELL BYRANT ® SERVICE SERVICE Service Station COURTESY OF LOWERY’S GRILL COURTESY OF NORTHERN NECK STATE BANK ALEX MALLORY DAINGERFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY Warsaw - Tappahannock Courtesy of BAREFORD BUICK CN Best Wishes of BRYANT ' S FLORIST Tappahannock, Virginia Phone Hill crest 3-3821 McKENNY CHEVROLET, INC. Mgm V CHEVROLET i Warsaw, Virginia Sales and Service Fhone EDgewater 3-7031 MODERN CLEANERS R. A. Slaughter, Owner Hi Merest 3-2811 A Distinctive Cleaning Service TAPPAHANNOCK FURNITURE STORE Tappahannock Warsaw Everything for the Home Mrs. Madeline Johnson - Rep. BUILDERS SUPER. MARKET Warsaw, Virginia Extends Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 J. E. WILSON SON Al lis-Chalmers Modern Power Farm Machinery Edgewater 3-5800 Warsaw, Virginia Compliments of THE NORTHERN NECK ELECTRIC COOPERATION Serving 4,350 Member-Consumers In The Rural Areas Of The Northern Neck A. W. DELANO SON hteRNATTonal V! 1 f SERVING THE FARM TRADE SINCE 1919 Quality Farm Equipment Parts Service Warsaw, Virginia EDgewater 3-2800 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER lutoquaphA 56 Betty Jean Davis, Queen Crowning Queen by Superintendent R. T. Ryland YYlaij. half, — May, 4, 957 Seniors adore float made by them May Court 57 union-Senion Banquet and Pnoiri Junior Class Sponsor receives gift from class. Giftorian Shriner presents gift to Mr. Seward. Chuck Shriner presents flower to senior class sponsor. 58 lanch 26, 957 Guests at our Junior-Senior Banquet. The Grand March Dancing under the stars. 59 Commencement Cxenciaea J.une 7, 1957 mmm : Julian Garland, Presiding Singing the Alma Mater Seniors ' 57- 60 - ' YEARBOOKS