Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

j rTVfc-nd C-j Us, cti WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL WARSAW , VIRGINIA THE AMBASSADOR k The Seniors of 1959 proudly dedicate The Ambas¬ sador to Mrs. Thelma Lowery, whose gracious and sympathetic attitude has endeared her to her stu¬ dents, and whose guidance and understanding have been a vital part of our school training. administration ADMINISTRATION Mr. R. E. Peed, Mr. Russell Hammack, Mr. W. A. Barrack, Superintendent R. T. Ryland, Mrs. Arthur Packett. Mr. T. D. Marks, Mr. Ned Woolsey, Mrs. Tom Pearson, Mr. Lyell Jenkins. RETIRING OFFICERS Mr. Kenneth Jones, Mr. T. D. Marks, Mrs. Herbert Bronner, Mr. Lyell Jenkins. LESLIE C. HODGES Principal, A.B., M.Ed. William and Mary University of Maryland Algebra 1 MIRIAM D. RICE Smithdeal Massey Special Purpose Music Certificate Choral Music LEWIS PRESTON HANCOCK Cincinnati Conservatory, B.M., M.M. Instrumental Director VIRGINIA S. ALTAFFER Mary Washington, B.S. Home Economics HENRY C. SEWARD Collegiate Professional, B.S. V.P.I. Agriculture THELMA T. LOWERY Mary Washington, B.S. Social Studies U.S. History English Government PAULINE E. DELANO Madison College, B.S. English, Latin World History T. GILES HUDSON Randolph-Macon, B.A. University of Maryland Math, Algebra, Latin RICHARD H. DAIGER Longwood College, B.S. Typing, Driver Education, Shorthand, General Math v_. ) RUBY T. DELANO Madison College, B.S. General Science Biology, Chemistry CARRIE R. HALL Madison College, B.S. English Geography Social Studies ODESSA K. SEWARD State Teachers College Radford, Virginia Normal Professional Seventh Grade MARY LEE TAYLOE Mary Washington Barry, R.P.I., B.S. Collegiate Professional Sixth Grade BEATRICE D. SANDERS Madison College William and Mary Normal Professional Fourth Grade LOUISE B. CRABBE Mary Washington William and Mary Normal Professional Group Four IRMA A. FRANCE Longwood College, B.S. Collegiate Professional REBECCA P. ANDERSON Mary Washington William and Mary Special Certificate Group Three JOYCE PEMBERTON Longwood College, B.S. Collegiate Professional Group One CHARLOTTE E. LEWIS Wilson Teachers College, B.S. Collegiate Professional Fifth Grade THE AMBASSADOR STAFF Assistant Editor BARBARA BRYANT Typist HOWARD SMITH Editor-in-Chief TOM EASTHAM Circulation Manager FULLER PACKETT Assistant Circulation Manager LEANNA CHRISTOPHER Advertising Manager ROLAND BROWN Art Editor HUDNALL SANDERS Sponsor MRS. R. S. HALL SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1959 It is the year 1979. I board my interspace rocket, the Leslie C, set the controls for earth, regulate my sonic beam to warn of radar traps and settle peacefully back to reflect on the forth-coming reunion of the Class of ' 59. Delayed by a brief stop-over on Venus where I couldn ' t resist an old-fashioned gas war, it was 6:45 Earth Standard time when I at last maneuvered the Leslie C into the hangars of the Warsaw International Space Port. Precisely five minutes later I am ushered into the crowded ballroom where I am warmly greeted by Fuller Packett, newly elected president of Planet Earth, and his five beautiful secretaries. Fuller attributes his success to his undivided attention in Mrs. Lowery ' s government class, and his great popularity with the feminine gender, based on a love ' em and leave ' em policy that has been unanimously adopted by American males and will make him a sure candidate for re-elec¬ tion. Distracted by a loud disturbance and general hub-bub at the door, I turn in time to see the famous rock and roll sing¬ er, Bernard The Body Davis enter, a solid gold guitar on one side and two harried press agents on the other, and followed closely by a mob of screaming fans. Bernard, who dethroned the great Elvis says those exercises Mr. Hodges insisted on giving the boys at activity period did wonders to develop his muscular agility. Our hosts for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Elliott, have just asked us to be seated for the banquet. Mrs. Elliott, the former Barbara Bryant, tells me the food has been grown on their 240, 000 acre farm which Barbara manages while John Wesley has charge of the diaper brigade. They now have twelve children, I am told. Margaret Morningstar Elliott, the world famous model and starlet, is now with her fifth husband and fourth alimony. Marge informs she is writing a book entitled Men--A Fickle Breed. Walter Morris and his body guard, Edward Scates, have just arrived. Walter, retired army general, has a multi-mil- lion dollar industry which manufactures a filterless-filter cigarette, Willup Morris. Edward says his job isn’t too diffi¬ cult; he just keeps Walter supplied with weeds so he won ' t have to bum. Same old Walter! Roland Brown, young playboy and man-about-town, has just returned from a million dollar honeymoon trip to Venus --his wife, French movie star, Brigette Bardot. Roland, now her personal manager, reports he got his start from selling paper and pencils in school, and watching The Millionaire on TV. Roland, it seems, is a perfect example of his old motto, Get rich fast, and live it up long. During the banquet we are entertained by that famed red-haired torch singer, Scarlet O ' Hara (alias Barbara) Douglas, as she captivates the audience with a bee-bop version of her latest and maddest disc, I Captured Moonbeams to Make My Sattelite. Barbara was recently voted the All American Girl” by the critics of Tin Pan Alley. Seated next to me and enthusiastically applauding Barbara ' s rendition is Reynolds C. Williams, famous doctor of philosophy, who recently astounded the intellectual world by denouncing the old adage The Pen is mightier than the sword. To prove his point, the versatile scholar donned a pair of chartreuse boxing trunks, and flexing his mighty mus¬ cles, proceeded to win one-hundred consecutive bantam weight titles with T.K.O. ' s. Much to the distress of his social¬ ite friends, he has gained great eminence in the squared circle, and was affectionately dubbed Biceps Buddy by his vast TV following. A frequent after-dinner visitor to the punch bowl (which he had previously spiked) is Howard (Froggie) Smith. How¬ ard and his understudy, Richard H. Daiger, are diligently working for a patent on an electrosonic typewriter which they have invented for the commercial department of W.H.S. The secret, Howard confided, is that it can be manipulated with the toes as well as the fingers. Practical Howard plans to invest his entire earning in an alcohol factory--external, that is! Chatting with Howard is the celebrated fashion designer and rage of the feminine sex, Madame Barbara Woolard. As I join them, she is telling Howard that her latest creation, a burlap bathing suit, has surpassed Dior ' s greatest record. It seems that the suit has caused fifty per cent more divorces than the sack dress. I am delighted to find that there are no shavings of fallen plaster in our punch bowl, which is so reminiscent of our old cafeteria days at W.H.S. It seems that through constant nagging, threats and cajoling, the faculty finally persuaded Mr. Hodges to enlist the services of the great Monsieur Hudnall Sanders, Parisian painter of exotic murals, to redo our walls on the condition that Hudnall reduce his rates fifty per cent, and accept payment on a yearly installment basis. Johnny Bryant, another distinguished former classmate, having failed to crash the upper crust of Washington, D. C., crossed the Maryland line and, as a devout prohibitionist, is heading a committee to restore domestic tranquility on the Potomac by prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages at Little Reno. He and his colleagues are staging a modem Bos¬ ton Tea Party by throwing the accumulated reserve in the river. Those fish never had it so good! Tom Eastham, our ambassador to Russia, and his lovely wife and former steady, ' Mary Ogle Tayloe, have just stated their intention of hitching a ride to Venus on the Leslie C. Tom, for years a devout connoisseur of literature, has stud¬ ied the theories of Einstein, psychiatry, and the communist form of government. Combining the three, his genius has enabled him to perfect a plan which would forever rid us of the threat of communist aggression. Through mass hypnosis, he intends to move the entire Russian population to another planet, preferably a few billion light years from Venus. It is now nearing 3 A.M. as we complete the final strains of our beloved Alma Mater, under the direction of our faithful music teacher, Mrs. Miriam Rice, who I notice, cannot help flinching at our off-key harmony, but never-the- less sighs and bravely smiles at our feeble attempts. There remains just time to bid an affectionate farewell to our be¬ loved principal and to the weary and somewhat subdued faculty, as we each depart to our separate destinations. As I escort my chattering passengers into the comfortable chambers of the Leslie C, I pause momentarily to survey the new isolated framework of old W.H.S., and I suddenly realize that it will take years of physical reconditioning to put me in shape for the next twenty year reunion of the Class of ’59. WILLIAM ROLAND BROWN, JR. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; SCA 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Home Room 1,2, 3,4, Presi¬ dent 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Safety Patrol 3; FBLA 3, 4, President 4; Special School Services 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4; A Cappella 4; Madrigal 4; Mono¬ gram 2; Student Council 3,4; Youth Forum 4. BARBARA JEAN BRYANT SCA 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Assistant Editor of School Annual 4; Class Reporter 4, Treasurer 3; A Cappella 4; Madrigal 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4, Vice President 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Basketball 1; Newspaper Staff Typist 4; May Court 3; May Queen 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 3, 4; Assistant Cir¬ culation Manager Newspaper 3; Lunchroom Commit¬ tee 3; Tennis 3,4; Youth Forum 4. LEANNA CHRISTOPHER SCA 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 4, Social Committee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Reporter 3, Assistant Editor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Report¬ er 4; Secretary and Class Treasurer 2; Softball 3, 4; Basketball 1,4; Tennis 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Annual Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager 4; Student Council President 4; Senior Play 4; Representative to SCA Summer Workshop 3; Forensic Contest 2 Spell¬ ing; District SCA, Representative 4. JOHNNY LEE BRYANT SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Glee Club 4; Madrigal 4; A Cappella 4; Band 1,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Safety Pa¬ trol 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; FBLA Reporter 4, FBLA 2, 3,4; FFA 4; Bulldog Bark ' s Typist 3; Senior Play 4; Class Reporter 3; KVG Crew 1, 2, 3,4; Yooth Forum 4. BARBARA ELLEN DOUGLAS FHA 1, 2,3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 and 4 Captain; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Health Committee 4. BERNARD SYNDOR DAVIS, JR. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; KVG Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; A Cappella 4; Madrigal 4; Barbara Shop Harmo- nizers 3; Band 1; Safety Patrol 1; 4-H Club 1; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Youth Forum 4. DAVID THOMAS EASTHAM Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Glee Club 2,3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Class President 2, 3; Vice President 4; Assistant Art Editor 3; Editor 4; Editor of Annual 4; SCA 1,2,3,4, District SCA Rep¬ resentative 2,4; One-Act Play 3; Senior Play 4; Boys’ State 4; 4-H Club 1; Latin Club 1. MARGARET ANN ELLIOTT SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Safety Patrol 2; Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball 1, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1. GEORGE WALTER MORRIS Class Reporter 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Member of KVG Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Stage Manager 4; Coached 7th grade boys ' Basketball 4; Youth Forum 4. FULLER HINSON PACKETT, JR. 4-H1, 2, 3,4, President 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Federation Sentinel 3,4, Reporter 4; Class Vice President 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Barbara Shop Quar¬ tet 3; Madrighl 4; A Cappella 4; Business Manager Bulldog ' s Bark 4; Chairman Building and Grounds 4; Member KVG Crew 2,3,4; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2; Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager; Assistant Coach of Girls’ Softball team 4; Youth Forum 4. JULIAN EARL PITTS KVG Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentry 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Group Leader 3; Forestry Judging Contest 1,2, 3,4; Poultry Judging Contest 1; Safety Patrol 4; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4. HUDNALL AVERY SANDERS FFA 4, 5; KVG 4, 5; Glee Club 4, 5; Annual Staff 5. EARL EDWARD SCATES FFA 1.2,3, 4; Safety Patrol 3,4; SCA 1,2, 3, 4; Sen¬ ior Play 4; Student Council 4. HOWARD EDWARD SMITH FBLA 2,3,4; KVG Crew 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Basket¬ ball 2,3; School Bus Driver 4; FFA 4; SCA 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Senior Play Narrator 4. REYNOLDS CLODWELL WILLIAMS, JR. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Public Speaking 1, 2; Prose Reading 3; May Day Narrator 1, 2,3,4; Beta Club Vice President 2; Beta Club President 3; Rep¬ resentative to Boys ' State 4; SCA Vice President 3; SCA President 4, Student Council President 3; Assist¬ ant Editor Newspaper 3, SCA Representative State Convention 3; Newspaper Reporter 4; National Beta Award 2; Secretary of Class 3; Chairman Rappahan¬ nock Valley District SCA 4; Student Council Mem¬ ber 4. BARBARA JANE WOOLARD SCA 1,2, 3, 4; Welfare Committee Chairman 4; FHA 1; FBLA 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Secretary Glee Club 4; Secretary of Class 4; Newspaper Staff, Typist 4; Alumni Editor 4; Safety Patrol 3; May Court 3, Maid of Honor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Representative to Girls ' State 3; Senior Play 4; Tennis 3,4; Youth Forum 4. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Warsaw High School, of Richmond County, Virginia being of sound mind and disposing mem¬ ory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all other wills and codicils heretofore made by us. Barbara Ellen Douglas, having herself inherited the temperament expected of a red head and having written her own thesaurus of spicy words, wills this handbook to Judy Peyton to enliven the senior home room in the future. Fuller Hinson Packett, having decided as a one-man team to relieve the government by personally disposing of all surplus wheat and com on the market, leaves his voluminous spot in the cafeteria line to Agnes Harper and Mary McKenny in hopes that the two might replace him in body if not in spirit. Leanna Christopher leaves her gift of weird vernacular to Jane Lang and Gloria Hynson to entertain those cool cats at all the school dances-- ' cause man, to say the least, this girl ' s the most. Walter Morris reluctantly leaves his half of the twins to Freddie Barrack and Melvin Mozingo in hopes that she will have a quieting effect and thus reduce the hub-bub which usually surrounds them. Johnny Bryant, the smoothest operator of a Warsaw High School bus ever seen in this county, wills his bus to Car¬ ole Tallent in hopes that she will be able to find his lost book of regulations, as he has forgotten how to reinstall the governor. Howard Smith, the speed-demon of the typewriters, leaves his souped up typewriter to Barbara Smith for typing up the school ' s Chit-Chat. Tom Eastham, the famous left hand hook-shooter, bequeaths an autographed copy of DON JUAN to the library so that Harvey and Harold Hinson may have access to it in order that they may benefit from his techniques in making their goals on the court of love--even though Tom is a most difficult fellow to follow in that field. Hudnall Sanders, with all good will, leaves his position as baritone in the Glee Club to Oscar Delano, in hopes that he can stand up to being on the front row over which Mrs. Rice always took her disciplinary actions at Jimmy Davis. Margaret Ann Elliott leaves her formula for skipping play practice to Ann Hall and Jennie Lou France, with one statement of sound advice--that they be sure to stay on the road all the way home. Those gulleys can hit pretty hard, can ' t they, Margaret? Edward Scates, the Casanova of Farmer ' s Fork, reluctantly hands over his debonair spirit and tall-dark-and-hand ' some looks to Jimmy Davis in hopes that Jimmy, as time goes on, will shy away from being a one-girl man and lead •as active a life of pursuit as he. Earl Pitts, the person who ' s likely to be the sickest if a plague of altitude nausea ever hits, wills his strong deter¬ mination for not being on the basketball team to Norman France, in hopes that he will be capable of appreciating thai lack of activity adds to the stature. Barbara Bryant, the pert little brunette from Warsaw, leaves her hot platters at Bill ' s Record Shop for Shirley Wil¬ kins and Mary Ogle Tayloe to spin next year to while away those lonely hours when Winston and Tom won’t be there t occupy their time. Roland Brown wills his broken electric shaver and his old set of bar-bells to Tommy Sabotka and Wayne Oliff in hopes that they may put the latter to as much use in building the physique as did he. As for the electric shaver--it was always hard to keep those whiskers from growing with such rapidity, wasn ' t it, Roland? Barbara Woolard leaves her original book on cosmetology and hair care to Shelby Sanders and Gloria Adams, knowing that they are the only two prospects around who will completely carry out her hard worked-for principles. Barbara, put that mirror down. You look fine! Bernard Davis, whose guiding phrase throughout high school has been, In the spring a young man ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, leaves his secret for charming the girls to Harroll Woolard and Wallace Withers in hopes that they know as Shakespeare said, Bait the hook well; those fish will bite. Finally it is time for us, reluctantly but with necessity, to leave our token of appreciation to the faculty, in hopes that they know we have no intentions of fading out of the picture. We hope that they will always look on us as their nice little pupils wishing for us, as we wish for them, to be able to meet the challenge of the unknown, our to¬ morrow, making the world more receptive to the qualities which become all humanity. |umors GLORIA ADAMS FREDDY BARRACK JIMMY DAVIS OSCAR DELANO JENNIE FRANCE NORMAN FRANCE ANN HALL AGNES HARPER HAROLD HINSON HARVEY HINSON GLORIA HYNSON JANE LANG MARY McKENNEY ELEVENTH GRADE MELVIN MOZINGO WAYNE OLIFF JUDY PEYTON EARL PITTS TOMMY SABOTKA SHELBY SANDERS BARBARA SMITH CAROLE TALLENT MARY OGLE TAYLOE SHIRLEY WEBB SHIRLEY WILKINS WALLACE WITHERS HARROLL WOOLARD Nancy Allin Mary Charlotte Barton Patricia Bowen Tim Brown Picture Not Available Pattie Camper Keron France Robin Gallagher Bobby Gould Johnny Harper Orren Hinson Betty Marshall T E N T H G R A D E Nancy O ' Bier David O ' Dell Carolyn Oliff Constance Packett Sandra Packett Gentry Sanders Louise Sanders Picture Not Available Will Sanders Barbara Saunders Bobby Shrader Edward Thrift Shirley Fones Cassie France Mary Gallagher Linwood Gordon Graham Balderson Nada Balderson Barty Bradshaw Norma Dameron Ralpfc Elliott Charles Hale Welford Haynie Esther Jenkines NINTH GRADE Wayne Lewis Ned Morris Lynwood Morris George Packett Johnny Packett Wendell Patton David Pitts Pauline Pitts Bobby Reamy Robert Scates Cecil Schools Norman Schools Harry Tayloe EIGHTH GRADE Stuart Atkinson, Bet¬ ty Balderson, Billy Balderson, Margaret Balderson, Sandra Bal¬ derson, Patsy Barton. Joe Bowles, Randy Brann, Cha rlotte Brooks, Franklin Brown, Johnny Burdge, Boyd Clements. Darlene Connelly, Lucy Crosley, Jack Davis, Marilyn Day, Charles Delano, Ed¬ ward Delano. Aubrey Edwards, Da¬ vid France, Eric Fuller, Judy Galla¬ gher, Paula Glasgow, Johnny Grey. Bobby Hinson, Mich¬ ael Hinson, Diana Jenkins, Randolph Jenkins, Mac Lowery, Lois McNeal. Wallace McNeal, Evelyn Morris, Don¬ ald Nash, Linda New, Ann Overton, Joyce Palmore. Jerry Parr, Jerry Rose, Faye Sanford, Peggy Saunders, Larry Sayre, Nicky Schools. Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Picture Not Not Available Available C Joe Settle, Katherine Simmons, Bob Smith, Arlene Stone, Joe Thrift, Joyce Thrift. Martha Tingle, Shir¬ ley Wheeler, Joyce Wilkins, Jane With¬ ers, Jerry Withers, Larry Withers. CLASS OFFICERS President, Melvin Mozingo; Vice President, President, Roland Brown; Vice President, Jane Lang; Reporter, Shirley Wilkins, Treas- Tom Eastham; Reporter, Barbara Bryant; urer, Jennie France; Secretary, Ann Hall. Treasurer, Johnny Bryant; Secretary, Barbara Woolard. President, Will Sanders; Vice President, President, Patsy Barton; Vice President, Joe Carolyn Oliff; Reporter, Nancy Allin; Treas- Bowles; Reporter, Paula Glasgow; Treasurer, urer, Mary Barton; Secretary, Bobby Shrader. Bobby Hinson; Secretary, Marilyn Day. President, Johnny Packett; Vice President, President, Ann Overton; Vice President, Graham Balderson; Reporter, Norma Darner- Jerry Parr; Reporter, Mac Lowery; Treasurer, on; Treasurer, Norman Schools; Secretary, Linda New; Secretary, Martha Tingle. Cassie France. elementary SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jean Atkinson, Betty Jean Embrey, Mary Smith, Patsy Hayes, Rodney Coggin, Gary Palmore, Thomas Bradshaw, Neal Heitchew, Mitchell Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Shirley Shockley, Darlene Sanford, Charlotte Bartlett, Connie Hinson, Gladys Mozingo, Wendell Derrickson, Tommy Hudson, John Brooks, George Tallent, Thomas OBier. THIRD ROW: Frances Burdge, Janet McKenney, Maxine Northern, Gene Brown, Donna Isbell, Larry Packett, Gerry Vanlandingham, Norman Packett. FOURTH ROW: Arnold Smith, Larry Altaffer, Dennis Oliff, Billy Bryant, Mrs. Tayloe, Earl B. Wheeler, Pete Bennett, Lewin King. NOT PICTURED: Charlotte Moss, Joey Bowen, Harry Pack¬ ett, Michael Mundie, Eunice Balderson. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Nora Balderson, Frances Allen, Glenda Dameron, Sally Clements, Mary Ellen Campbell, Doris Delano, Larry O’Bier. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Marks, Beverly Anne Delano, Adeline Bowen, Lynn Revere, Brad Lowery, Chris Sanders, Ben Franklin, Bobby Hinson. THIRD ROW: Velma Headley, Shirley Marks, Wayne Williams, Viann Davis, Kathy Davis, Johnny Lewis, Garnett Ryland, Rusty Settle. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Seward, Nancy Withers, Charlotte Salzig, Betty Bryant, Marion Packett, Roy Sanders, Bobby Croxton, Freddie France. NOT PICTURED: Rose Marie Boyle, Sarah Gallagher, Nancy O ' Dell, Wayne Haynie. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Billy Morris, Carole Bronner, Kay Settle, Peggy Bennett, Doris Withers, Marguerite Franklin, Linda Scares, Ruby Headley, Brenda Hinson, Fred Goulding, Henry Revere, Ann Allison, SECOND ROW: Susan Jenkins, Johnny Clark, Emilie Smith, Michael Anthony, Steve Davis, Rus¬ sell Davis, Arlene Dodson, Anne Ryland, Georgeanna Burdge, Jackie France. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sanders, Darlene Simmons, Wayne Sanders, John Salzig, Joe Smith, Jimmy Forrest, Jackie Tal¬ lent, Danny Altman. Corky Davis, Betty Lou Johnson, Mary Agnes Sanders, Brenda Gray, NOT PICTURED: Anne Morse, William Balderson, Judy Boyle. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Sandra Gallagher, Mary Anna Sanders, Joanna Davis, Josephine Franklin, Bobby Sanders, Tom Fogg, Ken Smith, Betty Smith, Walt Scott, Dillard France, Ken Jones. SECOND ROW: Norma Withers, Linda Minor, Mary Grace Fones, Mary Smith, Tom Carlin, Gregory Thrift, Robert Withers, Wayne Brown, Gary Glasgow, Gary Edwards. THIRD ROW: Betty Balder¬ son, Eileen King, Ann Porter Bradshaw, Bert Packett, Donnie Smith, Gregory Hayes, Ronnie Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lewis, Walt Lowery, Marion Hinson, Hudnall Lang, Billy Clark, Charles Scates, Charles Sanford, Ben Branson, Lannie Williams. NOT PICTURED: Larry Frank¬ lin, Betty Smith, Pat Packett, Rosa Sanders, Albert Dodson. PRIMARY GROUP III FIRST ROW: Sharon Stimson, Cindy Bronner, Mary Jo Revere, Linda Franklin, Charlotte Delano, Dianne Croxton, Randy Packett, Gray Lewis, Bobby Mallory, Catharine Ryland, Dennis Mundie. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Shrader, Mary Jo Hudson, Sharon Fisher, Katherine Crabbe, Marjorie Marks, Warren Withers, Donald Smith, J. W. Harper, Charles O ' Bier, Paul Pierson, Billy El¬ liott, Miss Crabbe. THIRD ROW: Connie Lou Sanders, Dianne Elko, Martha Bowles, Vivian Forrest, Claude Packett, Lewis Hinson, Randy Bowen, Theresa Ann Hilton, Kenneth Dodson. NOT PICTURED: Arlene Balderson, Wayne Bennett. FIRST ROW: Wayne Angolia, Bobby Gallagher, Billy Hammond, Ivy Lee Sanford, Linda Head- ley, Mary Ann Gould. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Withers, Paul Revere, Ronnie Clark, Clifton Jenkins, Peggy Camper, Linda Elliott, Mary Ellen Balderson. THIRD ROW: Milton Fones, Marie Smith, Ann Harper, Larry Woolard, Edward Franklin. FOURTH ROW: Charles Sanders, Larry Hayes, William Davis. NOT PICTURED: Grade Johnson. PRIMARY GROUP IV PRIMARY GROUP I FIRST ROW; Jeffery Marks, Pam Dodson, Bonnie Thrift, Buddy Bowman, Bobbie Tallent, Rus¬ sell Harley, Larry Davis, Wayne King, Jimmy Hilton, Joyce Duncan, Cathy France, Karen Grey, Linda Palmore, Thelma Delano. SECOND ROW; Henry Packett, Wayne Packett, Ricky Branson, Pat Headley, Brenda Jenkins, Luise Packett, David Belfield, Gayle Belfield, Ficklin Bryant, Stuart Tucker, Edward Lewis, John King, Brick Smith, Mrs. Pemberton. THIRD ROW: Allerd Smith, Tommy Jones, Nancy Thomas, Donnie Withers, Dinah Anthony, Calvin Balder- son, Billy Taylor, Bill Scott, Charles Jenkins, Dennis Reamy, Ronnie Mundie, M. C. Sanders, Grover Carter. PRIMARY GROUP II FIRST ROW: David Smith, Aubrey Sanders, Claude Davis, Linda Ray Richards, Bobby Allison, Jackie Woolard, Turner Coggin, Sammy Thomas, Louis Packett, Jr., Linda Altman, Charlean Heitchew. SECOND ROW; Pat Jones, Nancy Lee Packett, Toney Thrift, MarkWoolsey, Robert Davis, Gloria Parr, William Clements, Cary Wellford, Jamie Ryland, Danny Weaver. THIRD ROW: Bobby Burdge, Glen Oliff, Eddie Brown, Gloria Brown, Mary Beth Bryant, Clif Seward, Steven Glessner, Charlene Barton, Margaret Bennett, Jane Forrest, Jane Delano, Mrs. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: David Mann, Stanley Sanders. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Shockley, Joe Patton, Virginia O ' Bier, Lee Sanders. BIGGEST FLIRT Roland Brown Keron France NEATEST Buddy Williams Barbara Woolard MOST ATHLETIC Roland Brown Ann Hall BEST LOOKING Barbara Bryant Bernard Davis MOST TALENTED Wallace Withers Shelby Sanders MOST TALKATIVE Judy Gallagher Dave O ' Dell MOST STUDIOUS Buddy Williams Carole Tallent BEST ALL AROUND Barbara Bryant Roland Brown WITTIEST Melvin Mozingo Pattie Camper MOST POPULAR Bernard Davis Gloria Adams MOST POLITE Buddy Williams Barbara Bryant MOST DEPENDABLE Roland Brown Ann Hall WHO’S WHO LAZIEST Mary Gallagher Tom Eastham MOST ROMANTIC Martha Tingle Harvey Hinson MOST DIGNIFIED Buddy Williams Barbara Bryant organizations SEATED: Mrs. Lowery, Sponsor; Leanna Christopher, Reporter; Ann Hall, Vice President; Buddy Williams, President; Barbara Bryant, Secretary; Roland Brown, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Jane Lang, Buddy Williams, Judy Peyton. SECOND ROW: Shelby Sanders, Gloria Hynson. THIRD ROW: Mary Charlotte Barton, Nancy Allin, Leanna Christopher. FOURTH ROW; Ann Hall, Barbara Woolard, Carole Tallent, Mrs. Delano, Sponsor. President, Roland Brown; Vice President, Barbara Bryant; Treasurer, Harold Hinson; Historian, Mary McKenny; Secretary, Shirley Wilkins; Reporter, Johnny Bryant; Sponsor, Mr. Daiger. SEATED; Mary McKenny, Roland Brown. STANDING: Mr. Daiger, Oscar Delano, Shirley Wilkins, Barbara Bryant, Barbara Douglas, Harroll Woolard, Howard Smith, Margaret Elliot, Gloria Adams, Shirley Webb, Fuller Packett, Harvey Hinson, Tim Brown, Leanna Christopher, Mary Ogle Tayloe, Tom Eastham, Jennie France, Buddy Williams, Ann Hall, Jimmy Davis, Barbara Woolard, Wayne Oliff. President, Jimmy Davis; Vice President, Wallace Withers; Secretary, Norman France; Treasurer, Walter Morris; Sentinel, Earl Pitts; Program Chairman, Charles Hale. President, Patsy Bowen, Vice President, Barbara Jean Smith; Secretary, Mary C. Barton; Treasurer, Nancy Allin; Reporter, Shirley Wilkins; Historian, Carolyn Oliff; Parliamen¬ tarian, Agnes Harper; Song Leader, Pattie Camper. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SENIOR BAND Left to right: not pictured - Sally Cle¬ ments, Rusty Settle, Patty Camper, Johnny Bryant, Johnny Packett, Marion Packett, Brad Lowery, Barty Bradshaw, Johnny Lewis. Standing: Patsy Bowen, Johnny Bray; Preston Hancock, Director; Buddy Williams, Jimmy Davis, Bobby Hinson, Boyd Clements, Wayne Lewis. RHYTHM BAND II FIRST ROW: James Ryland, Gloria Brown, Bonnie Harris, Gloria Parr, Jane Delano, Mark Woolsey, Charlean Heit- chew, Clif Seward, Danny Weaver, Sammy Thomas, Jane Forrest, Toney Thrift. SECOND ROW: Lou Packett, Mr. Preston Hancock, Charlene Barton, Bobby Burdge, William Clements, Joe Patton, Pat Jones, Mary Bryant, Thomas Shockley, Cary Wellford, Eddie Brown, Steven Glessner, Lee Sanders. RHYTHM BAND I } r t V . FIRST ROW: Pat Headley, Bonnie Thrift, Luise Packett, Margaret Rhodes, Pam Dodson, Cathy France, William Scott, Edward Lewis, Russell Harley, Ficklin Bryant, Ronnie Mundie, Joyce Duncan, David Belfield, Brick Smith. SECOND ROW; Allerd Smith, Mr. Hancock, Stuart Tucker, Brenda Jenkins, Gayle Belfield, Billy Taylor, James Hilton, Henry Packett, Karon Gray. FIRST ROW; Buddy Williams, Jimmy Davis, Tim Brown, Johnny Burdge, Walter Morris, Wendell Patton. SECOND ROW; Peggy Sanders, Linda New, Harry Tayloe, Lenwood Gordon, Paula Glas¬ gow, Martha Tingle, Sandra Balderson, Charlotte Brooks, Barbara Douglas, Marilyn Day, Shirley Wheeler, Shirley Wilkins. THIRD ROW; Bobby Gould, Ann T. Overton, Jane Lang, Norma Darrier- on, Mary Ogle Tayloe, Judy Peyton, Diana Jenkins, Betty Marshall, Constance Packett. FOURTH ROW: Judy Gallagher, Patsy Barton, Jennie France, Pattie Camper, Shelby Sanders, Mary C. Bar¬ ton, Darlene Connelly, Sandra Packett, Evelyn Morris. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Packett, Harold Hin¬ son, Bobby Shrader, Keron France, Pauline Pitts, Nancy Allin, Ann Hall, Gloria Adams, Barbara Saunders, Barbara Bryant, Cassie France. SIXTH ROW: Fuller Packett, Harvey Hinson, Bernard Davis, Wayne Oliff, Barty Bradshaw, Roland Brown, Barbara Woolard, Nada Balderson, Gentry San¬ ders, Carole Tallent, Mrs. Miriam Rice, Leanna Chrisopher, Margaret Elliot. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Gary Glasgow, Mitchell Wilkins, Bert Packett, Kenneth Jones, Tommy Hudson, Wal¬ ter Scott, Rod Coggin, John Brooks, Neal Heitchew, Ronnie Smith. SECOND ROW: Donna Sue Is¬ bell, Betty Embrey, Janet McKenney, Frances Burdge, Shirley Shockley, Gladys Mozingo, Connie Hinson, Joanna Davis, Mary Anna Sanders, Sandra Gallagher, Mary Grace Fones, Larry Packett. THIRD ROW; Nora Balderson, Betty Bryant, Sally Clements, Mary Ellen Campbell, Velma Headley, Beverly A. Delano, Jeanine Marks, Glenda Dameron, Ben Franklin, Garnett Ryland, Rusty Settle. FOURTH ROW: Adeline Bowen, Marian Hinson, Maxine Northern, Vianne Davis, Sarah Gallagher, Chris Sanders, Wayne Williams, Lynn Revere, Brad Lowery, Arnold Smith, Lannie Williams. FIFTH ROW; Mrs. Rice, Larry Altaffer, Marion Packett, Bobby Croxton, Johnny Lewis, Bobby E. Hinson, Lewin King. NOT PICTURED: Nancy O ' Dell. HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW; Shirley Shockley, Jean Atkinson, Mary Smith, Ruby Mae Headley, Gladys Mozingo, Connie Hinson, Michael Anthony, Gary Palmore, Thomas Bradshaw, Gerry Vanlandingham, Neil Heitchew, Walter Scott. SECOND ROW: Eileen King, Doris Delano, Frances Burdge, Darlene San¬ ford, Norma Withers, Charlotte Bartlett, Joanna Davis, Mary Anna Sanders, Sandra Gallagher, Wen¬ dell Derrickson, Billy Clark, Bobby Sanders, Albert Dodson. THIRD ROW: Nora Balderson, Sally Clements, Mary Ellen Campbell, Josephine Franklin, Velma Headley, Mary Grace Fones, Darlene Simmons, Glenda Dameron, Ben Franklin, Norman Packett, Charles Sanford, John Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Adeline Bowen, Betty Bryant, Charlotte Salzig, Kathy Davis, Viann Davis, Frances Allen, Sarah Gallagher, Beverly Anne Delano, Jeanine Marks, Wayne Williams, Lynn Revere, Brad Low¬ ery, Bobby E. Hinson, Lannie Williams, Billy Bryant, Larry Altaffer. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Tucker, Marion Packett, Roy Sanders, Johnny Lewis. NOT PICTURED; Wayne Haynie, Rose Marie Boyle, Sarah Gallagher, Nancy O ' Dell. SENIOR 4-H FIRST ROW: Jerry Withers, Micheal Hinson, Linda New, Ann Turner Overton, Paula Glasgow, Mar¬ tha Tingle, Sandra Packett, Constance Packett, Faye Sanford, Shirley Wheeler, Lenwood Gordon, Johnny Gray. SECOND ROW: David France, Jane Withers, Marilyn Day, Gentry Sanders, Judy Gal¬ lagher, Nada Balderson, Norma Dameron, Patty Camper, Patsy Barton, Johnny Burdge. THIRD ROW: Stuart Atkinson, Joyce Wilkins, Jimmy Davis, Bobby Shrader, Randy Brann. FOURTH ROW; Shirley Fones, Larry Sayre, Arlene Stone, Bobby Gould, Harvey Hinsorf, Johnny Packett, Patsy Bow¬ en, Pauline Pitts, Barbara Jean Smith, Bobby Hinson, Aubrey Lee Edwards, Joe Settle. FIFTH ROW: Mary Gallagher, George Packett, Bobby Reamy, David Pitts, Charles Delano, Joe Bowles, Fuller Packett, Lynwood Morris, Jack Davis, Mis. Tucker, Jerry Parr. JUNIOR 4-H STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Nada Balderson, Margaret Elliott, Ann Hall, Leanna Christopher, Barbara Bryant, Buddy Williams. SECOND ROW; Boyd Clements, Evelyn Morris, Mrs. Lowery, Darlene Connelly, Jimmy Davis, Roland Brown, Edward Scates, Dave O Dell, Welford Haynie, Larry Withers. SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Mr. Hudson, Charles Hale, Shirley Wilkins, Wayne Oliff, Jimmy Davis, Jennie France, Oscar Delano, Cassie France, Edward Scates, Carolyn Oliff, Earl Pits, Carole Talent. SECOND ROW: Wayne Lewis, Johnny Bryant, Wallace Withers, How¬ ard Smith, Bernard Davis. athletics FIRST ROW: Nancy Allin, Mary Ogle Tayloe, Ann Hall, Judy Peyton, Gloria Adams. SECOND ROW; Shirley Wilkins, Pauline Pitts, Barbara Douglas, Margaret Elliott, Le- anna Christopher, Mary Barton, Patty Camper, and Mrs. Lowery. 4KRS4 a a RS 4� %H,RS,4 r; rs i 23 rs i 4 BOYS 1 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Tom Eastham, Roland Brown, Walter Morris, Freddy Barrack, Tim Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Daiger, Bobby Shrader, Jimmy Davis, Harroll Woolard, Harvey Hinson, Melvin Mozingo, Johnny Packett, Harry Tayloe, Harold Hinson, Lin wood Gor¬ don, Dave O ' Dell. KNEELING: Pauline Pitts, Jennie Lou France, Esther Jenkins, Shirley Wilkins, Agnes Harper. BACK ROW; Mrs. Thelma Lowery, Coach; Barbara Jean Smith, Barbara Doug¬ las, Pattie Camper, Ann Hall, Mary Ogle Tayloe. KNEELING: Mac Lowery, Bat Boy; Linwood Gordon, Harold Hinson, Graham Balderson, Jimmy Davis, Oscar Delano; Boyd Clements, Bat Boy. BACK ROW . Charles Hale; Mr. Giles Hudson, Coach; Tim Brown, Orren Hinson, Melvin Mozingo; Roland Brown, Cap¬ tain; Freddie Barrack; Walter Morris, Co-Captain; Tom Eastham, Bernard Davis. BASEBALL SCORES SOFTBALL Montross- 9 Warsaw-10 Oak Grove-3 Warsaw --7 Northumberland- 7 Warsaw —- 2 Montross -- 14 Warsaw- 3 Oak Grove-15 Warsaw-- 9 Northumberland-11 Warsaw —- 10 Farnham---3 Warsaw- 1 Tappahannock - 6 Warsaw- 0 Cople- 0 Warsaw- 12 Farnham- -4 Warsaw-0 Tappahannock-— --23 Warsaw-- - - --5 Cople —-—-— — 7 Warsaw - - o Lancaster-1 Warsaw-2 Lancaster----14 Warsaw---- - - 3 WARSAW BULLDOGS BOYS ' SCORES Oak Grove Lancaster Farnham Cople Tappahannock Cople Montross Montross Farnham Oak Grove Northumberland Northumberland 72 Warsaw 51 Warsaw 37 Warsaw 50 Warsaw 45 Warsaw 43 Warsaw 45 Warsaw 46 Warsaw 49 Warsaw 72 Warsaw 77 Warsaw 57 Warsaw WARSAW BULLDOGS GIRLS’ SCORES Oak Grove 62 Warsaw 60 Lancaster 60 Warsaw 62 Farnham 48 Warsaw 60 Cople 42 Warsaw 37 Tappahannock 54 Warsaw 33 Montross 56 Warsaw 53 Cople 50 Warsaw 44 Montross 44 Warsaw 40 Farnham 39 Warsaw 46 Oak Grove 52 Warsaw 35 Northumberland 56 Warsaw 37 I Leisure Time America MAY COURT Queen — - - - - - Maid of Honor - - - Attendants - - - - - Gloria Adams Ann Hall Mary Ogle Tayloe Gloria Hynson Jennie France Jane Lang Shelby Sanders Crown Bearer - - - Flower Girls - — - Bonnie Thrift Cathy France Joyce Duncan Heralds -- Russel Hardey OFF THE TRACK The cast assembles with a sigh of relief and a twinge of regret. The play is over. Hmm--this isn ' t going to Alert and active cast prepares for next act. be so bad after all. Age? Exactly or approximately? Well, I’m over 21. OFF THE TRACK Willie, isn ' t this romantic? White Mice? I’d rather it had been a bomb! Murder! Pardon my seeming curiosity, but are you married? Oyez, Oyez, Oyez, the court will come to order. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE 8, 1959 SENIORS ' 59 LIVING PICTURES OF WINTER’S JOY WINTER WONDERLAND SANTA ' S TOY SHOP THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Christmas Again- Czech Carol Jingle Bells-Traditional O Holy Night- Adam Lowly in a Manger- York Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light ----Bach Rise Up Shepherd and Foller--- - --Spiritual Silent Night ---■ — - --—--— — — — Gruber Lullaby of Jesus- Polish Carol Let Carols Ring---Arranged by Black-----Swedish Carol O Come, All Ye Faithful-- Audience Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Up on the House Top Silver Bells White Christmas- Irving Berlin Carol of the Bells- Ukranian Carol THE NATIVITY CAFETERIA PERSONNEL F.H.A. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Milday’s New Spring Bonnet with All the Hazards on It. SCHOOL SNAPS mfm. 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