Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

I Dedication MARTHA W. DELANO ANNA MAE SANDERS For their devotion to the furtherance of our education For their perseverance and cooperation in guiding us to¬ ward our ultimate goal - graduation For their challenging demands which contribute to our progress We, the Senior Class of 1961, dedicate The Ambassador to Mrs. Martha W. Delano and Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders whose services have motivated our suc¬ cessful activities. 2 Seniors: The Ambassador of 1961 should prove that the sacrifices of yesterday must make a better today. By the same token, you are what you are now becoming; each pupil forms a part of the school just as the school becomes an essen¬ tial part of the community. Lend your part to society so that America, the home of the free and brave, will continue to be the greatest na¬ tion on earth. It has been said, If a man can write a better book, preach a better sermon, or make a better mouse-trap than his neighbor, though he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door. You have the potential; therefore, always assume the active roll, never the passive which leads to the downfall of the individual, community or nation. 3 BJhe CftmBassacfor Sponsored by B. H. BAIRD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Service since 1895 Warsaw, Virginia EDITOR - Nancy Allin BUSINESS MANAGER - Barty Bradshaw TYPISTS - Pattie Camper, Barbara Saunders, Keron France, Carolyn Oliff. ART EDITOR - Keron France ASSISTANT EDITOR - Carolyn Oliff ADVERTISING - Mary Charlotte Barton, Manager; Tim Brown, Constance Packett, Sandra Packett, Will Sanders, Dave O’Dell, Edward Thrift Mr. R. T. Ryland, Superintendent; Mr. R. C. Hammack, Chairman; Mr. W. A. Bar¬ rack; Mr. R. E. Peed; Mr. Richard Gouldin. y. u.y. Mr. Ned Woolsey, President; Mr. Robert Lowery, Vice President; Not pictured: Mrs. Leona Davis, Secretary; Mr. William Johnson, Treasurer. Sponsored by STANDARD GARAGE HUGHL. HYNSON JOHN A. PACKETT Warsaw, Virginia Nomini Grove, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia 6 LESLIE C. HODGES Principal, A.B., M.Ed. , William and Mary Univer¬ sity of Maryland; Algebra 1 THELMA T. LOWERY Mary Washington, B.S., Social Studies , U,S. His¬ tory, Geography, Govern¬ ment MARTHA W. DELANO Long wood, A.B.; Colle¬ giate Professional English, Arithmetic T. GILES HUDSON Randolph-Macon, B.A.; University of Maryland; Math, Algebra, Latin ANNA MAE SANDERS L-ongwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional Typing, Shorthand, Book¬ keeping , General Business PAULINE E. DELANO Madison College, B.S.; English, Latin, World His¬ tory RUBY T, DELANO Madison College, B.S,; General Science, Biology, Chemistry Collegiate Pro¬ fessional VIRGINIA S. ALTAFFER Mary Washington, B.S.; Home Economics 8 ( 7 PHILLIP E. BARNARD V.P.I., B.S.; Agriculture, Band ■■ MIRIAM D. RICE Smithdeal Massey; Special Purpose; Music Certificate; Choral Music JESSE C. CASEY Jones Junior College; Long wood College, B.S.; Dis¬ tributive Education 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 CHARLOTTE E. LEWIS Wilson Teachers College, B.S.; Collegiate Profes¬ sional; Fifth Grade BEATRICE D. SANDERS Madison College; William and Mary; Normal Profes¬ sional; Fourth Grade LOUISE B. CRABBE Mary Washington; William and Mary; Normal Profes¬ sional; Third Grade 9 IRMA A. FRANCE Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Third and Fourth Grades REBECCA P. ANDERSON Mary Washington; William and Mary; Special Certif¬ icate; Second Grade JOYCE PEMBERTON Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; First Grade DIANE A. SISSON Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Elementary Education; First and Second Grades MARY ELLEN PACKETT Longwood College; Normal Professional; First and Sec¬ ond Grades Photo Not Available 10 J3ast and dJesiament We, the Seniors of Warsaw High School, County of Richmond, State of Virginia, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-one, being sound of body and partially sane of mind, do make and declare this, our last will and testament. KERON FRANCE leaves her position at Naylor ' s beach to Nada Balderson in hopes that she will find her true mate as Keren almost did. TIM BROWN leaves Mr. Hodges’ car to Charles Hale. We hope that Charles will remember Tim’s motto, Don’t slow down for dogs. SANDRA PACKETT leaves her bear traps, lassos and snares - all of which she used to hook Harroll Woolard - to Norma Dameron in hopes that Norma will soon be wearing a diamond also. CONSTANCE PACKETT leaves her bewitching power over the local men to Cassie France. WILL SANDERS leaves his trail of broken hearts and his anti-radar devices to Harry Tayloe and Welford Haynie. DAVID O’DELL leaves his ability to put his point across to whoever can qualify for it. BARBARA SAUNDERS leaves her corny jokes, pleasant smile, and personality to Pauline Pitts. ORREN HINSON leaves his secret charm on out-of-town women to George Packett and Wen¬ dell Patton. BARTY BRADSHAW leaves whatever he has, if he has anything, to whoever needs whatever he has and can do anything with whatever this thing is. PATTIE CAMPER leaves her typewriter to David Pitts in hopes that he will have better luck on timed writings than she did. BOBBY SHRADER leaves his typing speed and his phoney excuses to go home after lunch to Graham Balderson. NANCY ALLIN leaves her love of attending school events to Cecil Schools with the hope that he will get as much out of them as she did. EDWARD THRIFT leaves his exciting dates to Robin Gallagher and Ralph Elliott who he feels are capable of handling these enchanting episodes. MARY CHARLOTTE BARTON and PATSY BOWEN leave their lengthy government notes to Mary Gallagher in hopes that she will get as good grades as they did. CAROLYN OLIFF leaves her job as annual photographer to Robert Scates and Bobby Reamy. We hope that the two of them will do at least half the job that Carolyn did for the 61 Ambassa¬ dor. To the Faculty we leave our deepest gratitude, for they did try. 12 Glass CProp ieca 1961 My, how the years have flown until it is the ninth of June nineteen-hundred and ninety-one, a very special date to me as well as fifteen oth¬ er members of the graduating class of 1961. This • was the day that we all walked down the aisle to receive our diplomas. Receiving these was a milestone in our lives. A lot of things wandered through my mind that night such as: How long would the speeches last? Gee, if we only could have had an air-conditioning tonight! - and most of all - What is going to happen to us in the future? I am now living on the glorious Island of Tahiti in my dream home which was built by Adam T. Gillis and partner, Maynard G. Crabs. You are perhaps wondering why I left Warsaw, U.S.A. Well, the trip down here I won for be¬ ing the sixty-two thousandth graduate of W.H.S. Hard to believe, isn’t it? Wanting to remem¬ ber those days and my fellow classmates, I bounce into my den on my pogo stick and take down the scrapbook that I have saved through the years filled with pictures, momentos, and newspaper articles concerning our class. Along my way out to the terrace overlooking the beautiful blue ocean, I press a button and re¬ ceive with gusto a big frosty glass of nice cool, delicious punch that reminds me of the kind that we had at our school dances. Atomic ener¬ gy is the ruler of my home; this was installed by a former member of the junior class, who used it as his science project. Well, now since I have explained everything, I shall continue. Having everything as comfortable as possible, I open the scrapbook and start to leaf through its pages. Gee, I have often thought how good it would be to see them all once again, but there hasn ' t been a button invented for that yet. They are so widely scattered too. Now take for instance Ed¬ ward Thrift, better known as Junior. He is a multimillionaire Yellow Cab driver in Alaska. Alaska, as we know it, is known for being the Land of the Midnight Sun ; for this reason Ed¬ ward told me on his last trip down here that he had to have a Yellow Cab to keep the Alas¬ kans happy. You should hear him tell you about the Nomad Eskimo, who tried to move his igloo in his cab. Here ' s a photo of Keron France taken at our May Day celebration when Keron was Queen. I read in the BROADWAY GAZETTE that she now 13 Continued on has her own modeling agency on the twelfth floor of the Empire State Building. Guess that she must enjoy that sky-blue living that it has to offer. Keron has trained such models as Cyn¬ thia Metrecal, Betsy Ayds, and Helen RDX. She is quite lucky in another respect, too, for two of her classmates formerly known as the Packett twins, Constance and Sandra, have their own exclusive beauty salon just two blocks away on Madison Avenue. They have created their own original hair styles, so I gather. I believe one is called Shakespearean Fluff, created in first period English; and then one called Book¬ keeping Specialty, which is an A plus L equals P swirl, and is considered a must for all Wall Street workers. The motto of this successful trio is Experience counts; take advantage of every class you have. ” Well, here ' s an article about Will Sanders, who has been quite remarkable considering how young he is. Will used to play in that TV series called Have Gun in Holster; Get It Out with Bang, until one day . . . well, it ' s one of those long short stories. Now, Will, or William V., is mayor of the city of Warsaw. He always said he would straighten anything out for a large sum of money. In fact, it says that he is one of the bus¬ iest mayors Warsaw has had in a long time. He maintains a shooting preserve, pool hall, and the local drag strip for the kitty-car races. Look at this headline; Dave O ' Dell has been appointed as a special assistant to the Mayor to investigate alleged ' fix ' in the Kindergarten Tiddely Winks tourney. Dave always had an eye for business, not private though. Being a well-known author, he has written such books as I LED 5 LIVES; RISE AND FALL OF THE HUMAN BRAIN; and his latest is a complete blank; per¬ haps the title will explain that, WHO ROGUED MY PEN? These are all on the best seller list for children. Nancy Allin, famous fashion designer, has found her Tall Paul and lives only fifty yards from Parie, fashion capitol of the world. This fashion article from La Vogue magazine says that Miss Nancy, creator and designer of the Bell-bottom Persian Giraffe Choker, has just created a new dress called the Stencil Remov¬ er with sophisticated flaring skirts; that is a must for every newspaper woman. In her spare time she knits little suits for her eighteen Per- page 77 Bobby Shrader, President; Tim Brown, Vice President; Carolyn Oliff, Secretary; Ed¬ ward Thrift, Treasurer; Keron France, Reporter. 14 sn NANCY ELIZABETH ALLIN Nancy MARY CHARLOTTE BARTON Mary Charlotte PATRICIA HOPE BOWEN Patsy CLIFTON BARTON BRADSHAW Barty 15 TIM SIEBERT BROWN Tim” PATRICIA MAE CAMPER Pattie DOROTHY KERON FRANCE Keron ORREN DOGGETT HINSON, JR. Orren” 16 ROY DAVID O ' DELL, JR. Dave CAROLYN ANN OLIFF Carolyn CONSTANCE REAMY PACKETT Constance SANDRA REMINGTON PACKETT Sandra- 17 ROBERT DUVAL SHRADER, JR. Bobby HERBERT EDWARD THRIFT, JR. Junior 18 Statistics ■S c )en or NANCY ELIZABETH ALLIN Annual 4; Beta Club 1, Historian 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; A Cappella 2,3; FHA 1, Treasurer 3; News¬ paper Staff Fashion Editor 3, Typist 4; SC A Representative to State Convention 3; So¬ cial Committee Chairman 4; Youth Forum 4; Senior Play 4; Magazine Drive Captain 4; Forensic Contest 3; May Court 3,4; Baske t¬ ball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Softball Scorekeeper 4; Speaker for National Education Week 2; Representative at Dahlgreen-Science Day and VEPCO meeting at Possum Point; Sec- one Place VFW Essay Contest, CLIFTON BARTON BRADSHAW Annual Staff 4; Bulldog’s Bark 3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Vice President DE 4; Track Team 4; Welfare Committee Chair¬ man 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; KVG Crew 4; Senior Play 4; One-Act Play 4; DEC A Judging Team 4; A Cappella 1,2,3; High School Forum 4; Junior Play 3; SCA 1, 2,3,4; Band Reporter 2. MARY CHARLOTTE BARTON SCA 1,2,3, Secretary 4; District SCA Rep¬ resentative 3,4; Youth Forum 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 1,2, 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Beta Club 1,2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; State Delegate 2,3,4; FHA 1,2, Secretary 3; Lunchroom Committee 3; 4-H Club 1; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; An¬ nual Staff 4; Bulldog ' s Bark Staff 3,4; Fo¬ rensic 2, Local Winner 3; District 2nd Place Public Speaking Winner 4; One-Act Play 3, ' 4; May Court 3, Maid of Honor 4; Class¬ room Reporter 3; Classroom Secretary and Treasurer 1; Giftorian 3; Representative to Dahlgreen on Science Day 2; Representative Possum Point Electric Plant 4. TIM SI EBERT BROWN Class President 1,3; Class Vice President 4; Student Council 1,3,4; President of Student Council 4; Vice President Student Council 3; SCA 1,2; President SCA 4; Vice President SCA 3; Treasurer of Glee Club 2; Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4; Co-Captain Basketball Team 3,4; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4; Co-Captain Baseball Team 3; Newspaper Staff 2,4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Forensic Contest 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; A Cappella 3; Madrigal 3; State SCA Representative 2; District SCA Representative 4; Representative to Boys’ State 3; FBLA 3,4. PATRICIA HOPE BOWEN Newspaper Editor 4; Band 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball Scorekeeper 4; Beta Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Safety Patrol Captain 4; SCA Representative; Committee Chairman 4; SCA 1,2,3; Homeroom Secre¬ tary and Treasurer 2; Senior Play 4; Youth Forum 4; Forensic Contest 2, 3; May Court 4; FHA 1,2, Representative to State Con¬ vention, President of Chapter, Secretary of Federation, State Officer Candidate 3, Na¬ tional Representative, President of Feder¬ ation, State Nominating Committee 4, Chairman of Federation Nominating Com¬ mittee, Degrees Junior,Chapter; 4-H 1,2, Taken into Virginia All-Star Chapter, Pres¬ ident 3, Junior Leader; Received County Citizenship Medal 4; Speaker for National Education Week 2; Representative at Dahl¬ green Science Day and VEPCO meeting at Possum Point; 1st Place Winner in Magazine Drive 1. ORREN DOGGETT HINSON, JR. FBLA 4; Baseball 2,3,4; DE Club 4, Treas¬ urer; Basketball 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Sen¬ ior Play 4. 19 PATRICIA MAE CAMPER Band Reporter 1, Secretary and Treasurer 2, 3, Reporter 4; Cavalier Band 1; Glee Club 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; A Cappella 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, Song Leader, Vice President 3; 4-H 1, 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Virginia 4-H All-Star Member 3; Public Speaking 2nd; FBLA 3, Historian 4; SCA 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 2,4; SCA District Rep¬ resentative 4; Youth Forum 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Softball 1,2, Manager 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; One-Act Play 4; May Day 3; May Court 4. ROY DAVID O’DELL, JR. FBLA 4; Senior Play 4; KVG 4; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Class Vice Presi¬ dent 1; Student Council 2; SCA 1,2, 3,4; Bulldog’s Bark 4; Youth Forum 4; Last Will and Testament 4; Track 4. DOROTHY KERON FRANCE Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 3; Senior Play 4; Assistant Art Editor of Newspaper 3; Art Ed¬ itor of Newspaper 4; Newspaper Typist 3,4; Art Editor of Annual 4; Annual Typist 4; May Court Attendant 3; May Queen 4; FHA 1,2, Junior Degree, Committee Chairman 4; Softball 1; Cheering Squad 1,2; Class Re¬ porter 4; Safety Patrol 1; SCA 1,2,3,4; Jun¬ ior Play 3. WILLIAM VERNON SANDERS, JR. Annual Staff 4; Bulldog’s Bark 3,4; Vice President DE 3; President DE 4; Track Team 4; KVG Crew 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; DECA Judging Team 3,4; SCA 1,2,3, 4; FFA 1; FBLA 3,4; FFA Judging Team 1; May Day 1,4; Mimeographer 3,4; Errand Boy 3,4. CAROLYN ANN OLIFF Assistant Annual Editor 4; FBLA 3, Reporter 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Circulation Manager 4; FHA 1, Historian 2, President 3; Safety Pd ' trol 2; Student Council 2; SCA 1,2,3, 4; Senior Play 4; Youth Forum 4; Class Vice President 3, Secretary 4; May Court 3,4; Junior Play 3. ROBERT DUVAL SHRADER, JR. Glee Club 1,2; Massunetta Music Scholar¬ ship 3, Vice President 4; A Cappella 2,3,4; Barber Shop Harmonizers 1; Madrigal 2,3; SCA 1,2, 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Class Presi¬ dent 4; Band 1,2,3, President 4; FBLA 2,3, President 4; 4-H 1, First Place Winner in Dis¬ trict 2; Basketball 1,2,3 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4, State Meet 4; Student Council 4; State Beta Convention 4; Public Speaking; First Place Winner in District 2; Youth Fo¬ rum 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Boys’ Sports Editor 4; Senior Play 4; May Day Narrator 4; KVG Crew 4; Second Place Winner in State 2; Third Place Winner in District 3; Repre¬ sentative at Dahlgreen-Science Day 4. CONSTANCE REAMY PACKETT SCA 1,2,3, Reporter 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3, Reporter 4; District SCA Repre¬ sentative 4; Class Secretary 3; May Court 3, 4; Youth Forum 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspa¬ per Staff 3,4; Alumni Editor 4; Senior Play 4 HERBERT EDWARD THRIFT, JR. SCA 1,2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4; FFA 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 3, Treasurer 4; KVG Crew 3,4. SANDRA REMINGTON PACKETT SCA 1,2,3, Committee Chairman 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; A Cappella 4; FBLA 3, Sec¬ retary 4; FHA 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3; Grade News 4; Annual Staff 4; May Court 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. BARBARA ANN SAUNDERS Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; FHA 1,2; News¬ paper Staff 3,4, Assistant Circulation Man¬ ager 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; May Court 4; A Cappella 4; Madrigal 4; Secretary Class 2; 4-H 1; SCA 1.2,3, 4; Giftorian 4; Youth Forum 4; Junior Play 3. 20 21 Gomm en cemen Processional - Pomp and Circumstance Invocation - Robert DuVal Shrader Jr. Robert DuVal Shrader, Jr., Senior Class President, presiding THEME: Marching on with Endless Horizons Endless Horizons in Exploring Education - Robert Shrader Endless Horizons in Seeking Service - Nancy Allin Endless Horizons in Accepting Responsibilities - Tim Brown High School Chorus The Heavens Resound - Beethoven The Halls of Ivy - Henry Russell and Vick Knight Endless Horizons in Developing Character - Mary Charlotte Barton Endless Horizons in Advancing Freedom - Patsy Bowen Presentation of Diplomas - Mr. Leslie Hodges, Principal Senior Class I Believe Alma Mater - Assemblage Recessional - March of the Priest” Sponsored by NORTHERN NECK NEWS WARSAW SHOE SHOP Warsaw, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia 22 I LOWERY ' S Tappahannock, Va. 4 “M? Speakers Bobby Shrader Nancy Allin Tim Brown Mary Charlotte Barton Patsy Bowen ; 4- Barbara and Dave KO Sp Nancy and Edward Keren” and Tim Mary Charlotte and Edward Pattie an Pattie and Dave Nancy and Tim Nancy and Will Nancy and Tim Keron cS enior CP, ersoncLlities Iiit, ' Keron and Will 24 Graham Balderson Nada Balderson Norma Dameron Ralph Elliott Cassie France CLASS OFFICERS Mary Gallagher Pres. - Graham Balderson V. Pres. - Pauline Pitts Sec. - Cassie France Treas. - Norma Dameron Reporter - Nada Balderson Robin Gallagher Charles Hale George Packett Wendell Patton David Pitts Pauline Pitts Not Pictured - Welford Haynie Bobby Reamy Robert Scates Cecil Schools Harry Tayloe BILL ' S GULF SERVICE Warsaw, Virginia Sponsored by WALKER CANDY COMPANY Montross, Virginia 26 KENT’S TREE SERVICE Warsaw, Virginia Stuart Atkinson Sandra Balderson Pat Barton Joe Bowles Charlotte Brooks Franklin Brown Boyd Clements Darlene Connelly Jack Davis Marilyn Day Aubrey Lee Edwards David France Bobby Hinson Michael Hinson Diana Jenkins CLASS OFFICERS J. M. KING Haynesville Virginia ROBERT MURPHY Montross Virginia B B LUNCH Warsaw Virginia Not Pictured - Billy Balderson Edward Delano Pres. - Pat Barton V. Pres. - Boyd Clements Reporter - Sec. - Marilyn Day Treas. - Jerry Parr Larry Withers Randolph Jenkins Mac Lowery Evelyn Morris Linda New Joyce Palmore Jerry Parr Jerry Rose Faye Sanford Peggy Saunders Joyce Thrift Shirley Wheeler Joyce Wilkins Jane Withers Jerry Withers Larry Withers 28 r W .%■ j IB a ■ - % Kathy Davis Viann Davis Beverly Ann Delano Charles Delano Doris Delano Benjamin Franklin Eric Fuller CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Grey Velma Headley y ] Robert Hinson John Lewis Brad Lowery Jeanine Marks tew , mmm Pres. - Marion Packett V. Pres. - Ben Franklin Sec.-Treas. - Garnett Ryland Reporter - Beverly Delano Shirley Marks Nancy O ' Dell Marion Packett Lynn Revere Garnett Ryland Charlotte Salzig Chris Sanders Roy Sanders Larry Sayre Joseph Settle Russell Settle Robert Smith Wayne Williams Nancy Withers Frances Allen Margaret Balderson Nora Balderson Adeline Bowen Rose Marie Boyle Betty Bryant Mary Ellen Campbell Sally Clements Lucy Crosley Glenda Dameron 30 CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Larry Altaffer V. 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Sanders Stanley Sanders Scotty Scott Nancy Thomas Bonnie Thrift Stuart Tucker David Belfield Buddy Bowman Ficklin Bryant Della Davis Charles Jenkins Tommy Jones Luise Packett Allerd Smith Brick Smith Billy Taylor Catherine Whittaker Donnie Withers Not Pictured - Patricia Whisnant 38 econ Stephen Baker Darline Balderson Sponsored by ATKINSON TIRE SERVICE Warsaw, Virginia and ' Norman Balderson Jon Bronner Susan Bronner HALE, WHEEL, and PARTS Warsaw, Virginia Gary Brown Irene Brown Lewis Carter Dale Clark A Ronnie Clark Edward Coates Lynne Crostic Harry Davis Larry Davis Susan Delano Wayne Dodson Rich Gouldin Martin Hinson Ann Sanders Dale Sanders David Sanders Joe Sanders Edward Sanford Ivy Lee Sanford James Saunders Pat Scates Leslie Sydnor Bobbie Ann Tallent Patsy Withers Sharon Woolsey Wayne King Gail Lopresti Theresa Moss Stephen Packett Larry Powell David Packett Mary Lou Allison A1 France Andy Gallagher Deborah Gallagher Wayne Jenkins Susan Lewis Alice Marie Moore Debra Oliff Not Pictured - Mary Ellen Davis Donald Bowman Johnny King Faye Packett David Parr Tommy Pearson Peggy Revere Lane Seward Ann Withers Tim Wright 39 Jirst Oracle Gene Balderson Lois Balderson Charles Belfield Sponsored by LOWERY’S RESTAURANT Warsaw, Virginia Jane Bell Sally Bronner Deborah Bryant Earl Coates Keith Crostic Nancy Davis Patricia Dyson Marsha Hinson Kenneth King Pamela Lewis Lee Loudenslager Steven Marks Linda Packett Catherine Persinger William Rhodes William Ryland Barbara Salzig David Sanders Herbert Scates Patricia Scott Catherine Smith Diane Smith Dennis Tuck Morgan Vanlandingham Robert Wilkins Betty Elliott Ogle Forrest Madeline Franklin Irma Hammond Allen Harper Gloria Harper Samuel Harris Henry Headley Linda Hinson .ft -xcsdl Not Pictured - Doris King Johnny Packett Michael Beaty Paulette Dodson Denise Dung an Tommy Elliott Gale Foster Earl Jenkins Donna Sue Nash Ira Packett Barry Sanders Deborah Tallent Jim Tucker 40 JL U X X Sponsored by WOOD PRESERVERS Warsaw, Virginia warns. s G.Cfi. leers Constance Packett, Reporter; Pattie Camper, Treasurer; Graham Balderson, Vice Presi¬ dent; Tim Brown, President: Mary Charlotte Barton, Secretary; Mrs. Lowery, Sponsor. Constance Packett, Reporter; Pattie Camper, Treasurer; Graham Balderson, Vice Presi¬ dent; Tim Brown, President; Mary Charlotte Barton, Secretary; Mrs. Lowery, Sponsor; Mitchell Wilkins; Barbara Saunders; Mary Gallagher; Linda New; Boyd Clements; Glenda Dameron; Bobby Shrader; Russell Settle. 42 Patsy Bowen, President; Mary Charlotte Barton, Vice President; Linda New, Secretary; Nancy Allin, Treasurer; Patsy Barton, Reporter; Marilyn Day, Historian. Jerry Withers; Bobby Reamy; Joe Smith; Joyce Thrift; Rose Marie Sanders; Betty Balder - son; Faye Sanford; Patsy Bowen, Captain; Joe Bowles; David Pitts; Edward Thrift; Gra¬ ham Balderson; Jerry Parr, Lieutenant; Robert Scates; Giles Hudson, Sponsor. Sponsored by N. P. STYLE SHOPPE COGGIN’S FURNITURE STORE WESTMORELAND FORD, INC. Kilmarnock, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia Montross, Virginia 43 Bobby Shrader, President; Nada Balderson, Vice President; Sandra Packett, Secretary; Edward Thrift, Treasurer; Carolyn Oliff, Reporter; Pattie Camper, Historian. Assistant Editor - - Art Editor -- Assistant Art Editor Sports Editors- Alumni Editor- Club Editor- Grade Editor Fashion Editor- Business Manager - Editor-in-Chief-Patsy Bowen -Nada Balderson Mimeographers-Will Sanders -Keron France Robin Gallagher -Cassie France Circulation Manager--Carolyn Oliff -Bobby Shrader Assistant Circulation Mgr. - - Barbara Saunders Pauline Pitts Typists: - - Constance Packett Barty Bradshaw-Will Sanders -Pattie Camper Carolyn Oliff---Keron France -Sandra Packett Constance Packett -Bobby Shrader -Norma Dameron Sandra Packett-- - Barbara Saunders - - - Mary C. Barton Pattie Camper Editorial Advisor-Mrs. Martha W. Delano Production Advisor - - - Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders 44 jjf.cn. Linda New, President; Faye Sanford, Vice President; Evelyn Morris, Secretary; Glenda Dameron, Treasurer; Adeline Bowen, Reporter; Sally Clements, Historian; Mrs. Altaf- fer, Advisor. j. j. cn. Cecil Schools, President; David France, Vice President; Bobby E. Hinson, Secretary; David Pitts, Treasurer; George Packett, Sentinel; Mr. Barnard, Advisor. 45 Jp|r- OF AMERICA Sponsored by NORTHERN NECK CREAMERY Warsaw, Virginia fw ' ■ r V ' - mn ’an aigem .• nit % t Sponsored by A. W. DELANO SONS, INC Warsaw, Virginia Jl unior G£, oras Mrs. Rice, Director of Music 7h ' y i cS c iool Cj iorus Mary Charlotte Barton, President; Bobby Shrader, Vice President; Patsy Barton, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer; Sally Clements, Nancy O’Dell, Accompanists. Mrs. Rice, Director of Music. 46 2 5C5? Harry Tayloe, Parliamentarian; Will Sanders, President; Pauline Pitts, Secretary; Mary Gallagher, Reporter; Orren Hinson, Treasurer; Barty Bradshaw, Vice President; Robin Gallagher; Mr. Casey, Sponsor. cf JSchool 03 Sponsored by MARY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Warsaw, Virginia Pattie Camper, Reporter; Sally Clements, Sec.-Treas.; Rusty Settle; Marion Packett; Ben Franklin, Vice Pres.; Chris Sanders; Boyd Clements, Librarian; Brad Lowery; Bobby Shrader, President; Johnny Gray; Bobby Hinson; Jack Davis; Johnny Lewis; Mr. Barnard, Director. 47 Jem en iary Home Demonstration Agent, Jane Vaught; Asst. County Agent, Bill Clement. 7{y i ScAoof c r President, Joe Bowles; Vice President, Jerry Parr; Secretary-Treasurer, Beverly Delano; Reporter, Lynn Revere; Home Demonstration Agent, Jane Vaught; Asst. County Agent, Bill Clement. Sponsored by BEX NORTHERN NECK FEED STORE DUNAWAY’S 48 Warsaw, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia NANCY ALLIN, C.G. Captain MRS. LOWERY, Coach PAULINE PITTS, L. F. 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Warsaw, Virginia o 57 SENIOR PLAY CAST Sally, a maid with a purpose - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Carolyn Oliff Norman Porter, a publicity man - -- --. _____ Orren Hinson Penny, a pretty little miss - -- -- --.Mary Charlotte Barton Caleb, her absorbed father - - — - -- -- -- -- -- -- David O ' Dell Mark, her farm-minded brother - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Barty Bradshaw Mavis, her attractive sister . ..-.- - Patsy Bowen Lydia, her busy mother - -- -- -- --. _____ - Nancy Allin Joanna, her loyal girlfriend--- ____ -Barbara Saunders Kerry, her resourceful boyfriend. _________ - Tim Brown Greg, his pal with ideas.....Bobby Shrader Gram, just herself-- - ----Pattie Camper Monsieur Henri, a French designer - -- -- -- -- -- - Wendell Patton Pretty young models Claire - -- -- -- - — ______________ Constance Packett Elsie - -- -- -- -. ____________ Sandra Packett- Lucile - - ----- _____ Keron France Red, a delivery boy------___ - Edward Thrift Harrison Day, a young author..... Will Sanders Director-MRS. MARTHA DELANO CAST Larry Altaffer Larry Packett Barty Bradshaw Pattie Camper Linda New Mary Charlotte Barton nonir liifCRinmaib 59 Til Li - ‘ 1J € £j 1 . u HL 4 k JZ ■ n stL, % jmfj; VtSr r ’PEn i (Oil 1 7 ' ' k wHHWP m fc - 1« jp fip| § ■ 61 Queen - Maid of Honor - - Attendants Nancy Allin- Nada Balderson - ■ Constance Packett Carolyn Oliff — - Pauline Pitts- Barbara Saunders - Crown Bearer - - - Flower Girls Betty Elliott - - - Pam Lewis - - - - Heralds William Ryland - - - - - -Keron France Mary Charlotte Barton - - Patsy Bowen - Pattie Camper -Sandra Packett Norma Dameron Mary Gallagher - Cassie France - - Allen Harper Irma Hammond - Debbie Bryant Tommy Elliott 62 WARSAW ESSO SERVICENTER E. S. HEADLEY, JR. Warsaw, Virginia Sponsored by THURSTON EQUIPMENT CO. Tappahannock, Virginia HI 3-3501 63 JONES LUMBER COMPANY Warsaw, Virginia JJunior-Senior JSanquei 64 5 cie 3 nD ANNUAL high school SCIENCE DAY US. NAVAL WEAPONS LABORATORY DAHLCREN. VIRGINIA 6 APRIL 196! WAkv)AW Evelyn Morris, Glenda Dameron, Beverly Ann Delano, Ben Franklin, Adeline Bowen, Nancy O’Dell, Bobby E. Hinson, Garnett Ryland, Rusty Settle, Mr, Giles Hudson, Stuart Atkinson. CPersonnef C)us ocfi a ns Mrs. Inez Smith Mrs. Grace T. Smith Mrs. Sadye Packett 66 Mr. Clarence Harper, Sr. Mr . Clarence Harper, Jr. t ' JYin W. ■ -- ' a m wvm rowwwiwB ITtJ t «V� S ,4 r Wr«rr� ?.«; . WCn ' h ' Ml ' Compliments Compliments of of FRENCH’S MARKET THE HARRIS STORE Tappahannock, Virginia Montross, Virginia PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE ALLEN S. YEATMAN, INC. GENERAL HAULING Hlllcrest 3-2700 Lime and Cinder Block Tappahannock, Virginia for Sale Montross, Virginia NORTHERN NECK GRAIN CO-OPERATIVE, INC. PRIDE OF THE NECK Quality Feed Grain Bank Service Custom Grinding and Mixing Molasses Blending Bag or Bulk Delivery Buyers of Corn, Soybeans, Wheat, Barley and Oats Nomini Grove Virginia GYpsy 3-3791 Congratulations” : to the Senior Class of 1961 Compliments TIDEWATER to TELEPHONE Seniors COMPANY LEVI STRAUSS ujjg-jSRfe AND COMPANY Warsaw, Virginia ■WESTER UjtoB ■a ASSOCIATE store 11 Compliments of T1- WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. Home Owned and Operated by CLINTON O. CARLIN H! APPROVED | j SERVICE ; Main and Richmond Road Warsaw, Virginia EXpress 4-2700 Farnham, Virginia General Merchandise - Oysters Steamed Crabs - Fish Bait at CENTERVIEW SERVICE STATION Warsaw, Virginia ALLEN BAREFORD TASTEE FREEZE AND SNACK BAR Food Prepared Before Your Eyes Tappahannock, Virginia HI 3-2005 BRODERSEN’S JEWELERS C ompliments of Warsaw and Tappahannock Virginia PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE Montross, Virginia DRUGS GORNTO’S E stimate s B uilding Repairing Appraising u The F riendlie st Store Warsaw Virginia H. M. GALLAGHER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Warsaw, Virginia ED 3-7021 BLUE GRAY FOOD STORE Choice Meats Groceries and Vegetables Montross, Virginia Courtesy of FRANK O’DELL MASONRY CONTRACTOR Warsaw, Virginia ED 3-6322 „ « _? 0e , s Air Conditioned Game Room Snack Bar STAR “H” BOWLING ALLEY Alleys - Automatic Pin Setters A. J. HAMMOND HINSON’S SUPER MARKET Warsaw, Virginia Owner and Operator Phone HI 3-4022 Tappahannock, Virginia VILLAGE MOTOR Compliments of COMPANY TOWN HOUSE SALES SERVICE RESTAURANT Open 4:30 A. M. Village, Virginia Route 3 Warsaw, Virginia ROCKWELL BRYANT’S For Best Results Use C.V. Feeds and Seeds We Also Carry Purina Feeds SERVICE STATION Hardware and Fertilizer Warsaw, Virginia CARTER VENABLE CO. Tappahannock, Virginia Compliments Delicious Food in a Pleasing Atmosphere of at the HARRYHOGAN MACHINE SHOP FLORENTINE RESTAURANT Harryhogan, Virginia Tappahannock, Virginia NORTHERN NECK LUMBER CO. Rough Dressed Wholesale Lumber Hardwood and Pine ED 3-7474 Milcel Cleaning Sta-Nu Finishing Kilmarnock ' V r. .j TIDEWATER LAUNDRY LAUNDRY-CLEANINO-STORA E f7 1 -- UrfT Tappahannock Soft Water Laundering Complete Service Mathews ELECTRICITY THE MOVING FORCE... that brightens our lives, creates ca¬ reers and lights the way to tomorrow’s better world. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD CONNECTICUT MRS. ALEX B. MALLORY Sound Insurance Friendly Advice Tappahannoc k HI 3-2600 War saw ED 3-2100 Courtesy of T. D. MARKS Warsaw, Virginia Compliments of BUILDERS’ SUPER MARKET Warsaw, Virginia MONTROSS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Montross, Virginia We Are Always in the Market for Timber Tracts” Warsaw High School Class Rings - Personal Cards - Commencement Announcements Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS, COMPANY, INC. 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia NORTHERN NECK ELECTRIC CORPORATION Serving 5Z00 Member-Consumers in Rural Areas of The Northern Neck Compliments Compliments of of GERTRUDE HANKS SAM’S BARBER SHOP General Merchandise Emmerton, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of PACKETT’S ARMY-NAVY KENT’S TRAILOR COURT STORE IRVING PACKETT Four Miles North of Warsaw Proprietor Sporting Goods ED 3-6122 Registered Colt and Browning Dealer Compliments Compliments of of LEWIS JEANETTE YARBROUGH CONSTRUCTION CO. AVON REPRESENTATIVE TALMADGE E. LEWIS Warsaw, Virginia Owner Bulldozing and Excavating Drain Tile for Farms THE END ED 3-6363 Warsaw, Virginia Continued sian cats. It ' s those little things that count! Here’s newspaper photo of the bubbling Cham¬ pagne Lady of’Ole Warsaw High, Miss Barbara Saunders. It says that she has been appointed as the first lady government inspector for the U.S. post offices. Barbara has always had an eye for post offices, still waiting for her male to come in, I guess. Oh, here’s another little item about her; it says that she has recorded her own origi¬ nal version of You Talk Too Much” with music by the Yackety Yak Trio - Willy, Milly, and Tilly. Listen to this personal I clipped from the MORNING BARK about two years ago. Lonely bachelor wishes to correspond with widow. Pre¬ fers one under thirty. If she is rich, then age doesn ' t matter. Write Clifton Barty Bradshaw, Ambassador to the Lonely Hearts Club, LasVegas, Nevada. Qualifications of inquirer are as fol¬ lows: has a huge tent on the Sahara Desert; has the fastest rocket this side of space; and can make the best baloney sandwiches that you ever ate. This guy has everything. Now here would be a good advertisement for the Toni or Spoolie Companies - Orren D. (D. for Doll ) Hinson, presently a Rear Admiral and in charge of his own Navy. Don’t guess he liked the first one. One thing about it, his fleet is well fed for they receive their rations from Hinson’s Supermarket, which is quite a boom, for Orren owns all stocks in the company. His motto was If I don ' t get to work and settle down, I ' ll end my days being on your country! ’’ Well, that’s the old philosopher. Speaking of food, here’s an article about Dr. Patsy Bowen, famous nutritionist of W.H.S. She is currently teaching home economics at Cor¬ nell University. In her leisure hours she conducts sewing circles throughout the neighboring com¬ munities. This, I believe, started in a suburb of Warsaw called Newland. For recreation she and her large family sell hot dogs in the world-fa¬ mous Coney Island amusement park. This, Dr. Patsy says, is everything a person could ask for. In a recent movie magazine there was a story about Carolyn Oliff or Shirley Temple, the II. It states that an actress can be famous as well as have a very economical way to enter¬ tain her fifteen children. Carolyn has her pro¬ gram on Channel 15, Station DRAWF, Sponsor Browniepsi, ” the TV drink, every Funday. from page 13 When vacation time rolls around, she and her husband, Casper, plan to take the family and visit Jellystone National Park. Consumer ' s Digest reports that the bank president of the Northern Neck Federal Reserve Bank, Tim Brown, has invented a type of clothes pins that could be used in holding up banks. Meanwhile, on the other side of the clothesline he operates the exclusive, elaborate, devastat¬ ing, incredible Mulbury Springs Resort. Sounds as if Tim might have been the first to have tested those clothespins, doesn’t it? Headline - states that an assistant nurse to Dr. Albert Schweitzer returns to United States with her husband, ultra boxing champion Dukes Shrinerock. The press, while interviewing her, notices a string of teeth around her neck that were given to her by the Elephant Fraternity. If you remember, Mary Charlotte Barton, R.N., was the discoverer of the lotion that would have removed the spot from Lady Macbeth’s hand, but her discovery was a little too late; her only comment to the press at the time was I know. Last, but now least, here ' s a picture of our class president, that red-haired, freckled-faced boy. Sir Robert DuVal Shrader, the II. Gee, you’d never recognize him now; thirty years have surely made a change. In fact, I don’t see a trace of red hair. Oh, yes, there are two little curls on his forehead. This is probably the re¬ sult of the recent election. It seems that Bobby lost the argument ... but one of his uncles is a wig maker, so this will remedy Bobby’s problem. After looking over this scrapbook, I have be¬ come more anxious to have a reunion. Think I’ll get my atomic energy contractor to get to work on that button to get the Class of ' 61 to¬ gether for a future reunion here on the Island. 77 Q T ' Q, yearbooks TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made — WMMmm. iflfllll i«| | ■ I � 8f v ' , wkmi §ml VHszfM IPiiiiSp Is m s