Warsaw High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

1 ■J I J iiinwaiNu; Oedicaiion Because of his friendliness, thoughtfulness, and un¬ derstanding. Because of our admiration for him and for that which he stands, VVe, the Senior Class ol 1962, dedicate The Ambassador to fric eii Ji es 1 I LI c son J ' icif)a s ess acje Seniors: You are now emerging as a new citizen of our society; therefore, set your sights high by re-evaluating your ideals and think¬ ing, so that you may render sterling worth to our society rather than considering what society can give back to you. Is is easier to catch the vices of others than their virtues. We have not attempted to force you into one mould because recognition has been given to you as an individual; so we hope you will display the principles exercised in your training at Warsaw High School. Con¬ tinue to display self-discipline in every act, as it is the basis of all education. Finally, remember, tt is not wealth, nor ancestry, but honorable conduct and a noble disposition that make you good citizens of tomorrow. CO-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER - Pauline Pitts TYPISTS - Norma Dameron, Cassie France Mary Gallagher PHOTOGRAPHERS - Wendell Patton, Paul¬ ine Pitts, Mary Gallagher Cassie France; Mary Gallagher ADVERTISING - Norma Dameron, Manager; Nada Balderson, Pauline Pitts, Bobby Reamy, Robin Gallagher, Cecil Schools SPONSOR - Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders Sponsored by B. H. BAIRD INSURANCE AGENCY, Insurance Service since 1895, Warsaw, Virginia ADMINISTRATION Left to Right: Mr. R. W. Gouldin, Chairman; Mr. R. E. Peed; Mr. W. A. Barrack; Mr. R. T. Ryland, Superintendent; Mr. W. B. Harrison. 7 . 1 . 71 . Left to Right: Mr. William Johnson, Treasurer; Mr. Robert Delano, President; Mr. Willis Gal lagher, Vice-President; Mrs. John Will Parr, Secretary, STANDARD GARAGE Warsaw, Virginia Sponsored by KENT ' S TREE SERVICE Warsaw, Virginia JOHN A. PACKETT Warsaw, Virginia LESLIE C. HODGES Principal, A.B,, M.Ed., William and Mary; University of Maryland; Postgraduate Professional; Algebra I I THELMA T. LOWERY Mary Washington; B.S.; Collegiate Professional; World History, U. S, History, Geography, Government PAUUNE E. DELANO Madison College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; English, Latin, World History T. GILES HUDSON Randolph-Macon, B.A.; University of Maryland; Collegiate Professional; Math, Algebra, Geom¬ etry ANNA MAE SANDERS Longwood College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Typing, Shorthand, General Business RUBY T, DELANO Madison College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science MARTHA KEE Madison College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional: English, History VIRGINIA S. ALTAFFER Mary Washington, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Home Economics PHILUP E. BARNARD V.P.I., B.S,; Colle¬ giate Professional: Agriculture, Band MIRIAM D. RICE R.P.I.; Special Purpose Music Certificate; Choral Music JESSE C. CASEY Jones Junior College; Longwood College, B.S.; Distributive Education ODESSA K. SEWARD State Teachers College, Radford, Virginia; Nor¬ mal 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 ELIZABETH R. TUCKER Madison College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; Fifth Grade BEATRICE D. SANDERS Madison College, Wil¬ liam and Mary; Normal Professional; Fourth Grade LOUISE B. CRABBE Mary Washington, Wil¬ liam and Mary; Normal Professional; Third Grade ELIZABETH LONG University of Maryland, B.A.; Third and Fourth Grades IRMA A. FRANCE Longwood College, B. S.; Collegiate Professional; Third and Fourth Grades REBECCA P. ANDERSON Mary Washington, Wil¬ liam and Mary; Special Certificate; Second Grade J JOYCE PEMBERTON Longwood College, B. S.; Collegiate Professional; First Grade GWENDOLYN G. RUCKMAN Madison College, B.S.; Collegiate Professional; First and Second Grades MARGARET LEWIS American School; Forest Park High School; Sec¬ retary now ecf e CPower ELEMENTARY FACULTY - FIRST ROW: O. Seward, G. Ruckman, L. Crabbe, J, Pern berton, R. Anderson. SECOND ROW: E. Long, B, Sanders, C. Lewis, E. Tucker, M. L. Tayloe, M. Rice. J ' ' ' ' ♦� ..tf ' 1. i y j’$Aifn f r Vj ■ v z y ; A-� z ' z ’■ V ' ZV Zz zz - ' ' Z ' fW Z Vzz yZZ,, Zv ' Z ® ZZ rwzj yz, J ' v ' ‘ ' ' V zzz, z,� , ' v.W ' ' ' J HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY - FIRST ROW: A. M. Sanders, T. Lowery, P. Delano, R. Delano, M. Kee, G. Hudson. SECOND ROW: L. C. Hodges, V. Altaffer, P. Barnard graphs La si T )ill and desiameni We, the Seniors of Warsaw High School, County of Richmond, State of Virginia, in perfect health and memory, (God be praised) do make and ordain this our last will and testament, in manner and form following; - that is to say: First, ROBIN GALLAGHER leaves the following: His corny jokes to Michael Hinson, believing that they will be well circulated, and his hot 49 Oldsmobile to Jerry Parr in case Jerry ' s father gets tight on his using the Plymouth. GRAHAM BALDERSON wills his broken down bus to Franklin Brown in hopes that Franklin will have more fun taking it to the shop than he did. Also to Larry Withers, Graham leaves his studious ability in hopes that Larry will see the light and will increase his mental output, CHARLES HALE leaves his ability to have many appointments downtown to Jerry Withers, feel¬ ing confident that Jerry will never be without a bona fide excuse for leaving school. To Joe Settle, Charles leaves his job downtown since Joe seems unable to obtain steady employment. WELFORD HAYNIE bequeaths his All-American physique to Randolph Jenkins with hopes that Randolph will practice what Welford preaches. GEORGE PACKETT leaves his book of tardy slips to Edward Delano with hopes that Edward will arrive at school just late enough to mess up the absentee list. WENDELL PATTON wills his red hubcaps and red clothes to Boyd Clements. The clothes should be real eye catchers, and the hubcaps will make Boyd a really big, big wheel. DAVID PITTS hands down his bus to David France providing David keeps up the tradition of not getting to school on time during snowy or rainy weather. David gives his track ability to Robert L. Hinson because David knows Bobby is right behind him on this. BOBBY REAMY wills his renowned ability on the guitar to Stuart Atkinson and hopes Stuart will make as many records as Bobby is planning to make himself. ROBERT SCATES leaves his slogan: Things without all remedy should be without regard, to Mac Lowery whom Robert believes will apply the slogan to his school and social problems. CECIL SCHOOLS wills his ability to make a convincing paper sale to Joe Bowles because Joe is always near school very early each morning. Cecil leaves his S.C.A. knowledge to Aubrey Lee Edwards hoping that Mr. Lee will strive for political success because Cecil feels that it ' s about time for Warsaw to produce a U.S. diplomat. HARRY TAYLOE wills his good looks and natural charm with the girls to Jack Davis and Gerald Rose, providing the boys don ' t socialize in the hall to the extent that they have to be ordered to class. Continued on page 79 C ass T rop iectj 1962 Ha ' ing studied English literature into the wee hours, these words of Alfred Lord Tennyson were ringing in my ears: For I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see. Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be. Suddenly, I was transported far into the future - to the year 1986, to be exact, and the sights I saw and the news I heard were almost unbelievable. I found myself sitting in the wait¬ ing room of the Wendell Patton Youth Center located on Pinehurst Corner in the northwest section of Warsaw. As 1 sat there, Mr. Patton ' s private clerk, Cecil L. Schools, informed Wendell that he had spent a mere hundred and fifty million dollars and forty-three cents. But why should he worry? It was tax deductible. I was informed that my dear friend Dr. Welford L. Haynie, famous psychiatrist about town, opened his other office in New York. He had several calls from many of the youth of Warsaw. Dr. Haynie understands teenagers because, you see, when he was one, he was known as a Big Wheel with a certain senior girl. This other member of the family has made quite an im¬ pression on the young men of her day. She is remembered by her maiden name. Miss Cassie France. You see, the doctor has credited his success to his beloved wife. I heat the master pool shark about town is doing very well. Of course, everyone knows to whom I refer - yes, Harry Tayloe, alias Fingers. Just recently he opened a new pool hall in Los Angeles, Fingers informed me it only cost him one million dollars. Of course, all of the pool tables were made of ivory. Nothing but the best for Fingers. 1 guess that everyone knows that Fingers married that lovely beauty of the ninth grade, none other than Miss Janet Mc- Kenny. Charles Hale has started his own business entitled Have Goodies - Will Travel. From what I ' ve heard, he deals with only the best of the goodies - candy bars. Some one stated that he had an annual income in excess of a million dollars. He got his start at Hinson ' s Supermarket. Wendell told me that David Pitts is happy as Commander-in-Chief of army and navy. He often is called on to help his old friend, Bobby Reamy, who is a chief astronaut for the Midas project. George Packett has just returned from Le Mans, Paris, where he raced his quarter of a million dollar Plymouth. George informed me his black Plymouth wouldn ' t go over four hun- Continued on page 80 President, Pauline Pitts; Vice President, Nada Balderson; Secretary, Cassie France; Treasurer, Norma Dameron; Reporter, Mary Gallagher GRAHAM ADDISON BALDERSON NADA IRENE BALDERSON Graham Nada ETHEL NORMA DAMERON RALPH DELANO ELLIOTT Norma Ralph KATHLEEN ANN FRANCE MARY ADRENE GALLAGHER Cassie Mary ROBIN ELTON GALLAGHER CHARLES RYLAND HALE Robin Hotdog WELFORD LEE HAYNIE GEORGE ANDREW PACKETT Welford George FORREST WENDELL PATTON Wendell DAVID LEE PITTS David MARGUERITE PAULINE PITTS Pauline BOBBY NEAL REA MY Bobby KATHERINE VIOLA SADLER Kathy ROBERT AUGUSTUS SCATES Robert CECIL LARRY SCHOOLS HARRY MARBURY TAYLOE Cecil Harry GRAHAM ADDISON BALDERSON S.C.A. 1,2, 3, 4, ' ice President, Chaplain 3; Class Prophecy 4; Senior Play 4; Com¬ mittee Chairman 4; Science Day 1; Student Council 3; Home Room President 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Five Pointer 1,2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; F.B.L.A. 4; S.C.A, Workshop 3; Beta Member 3,4; School Rep¬ resentative 3; School Store 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Captain Safety Patrol 2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. NADA IRENE BALDERSON V ' ice President Class 4; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,4; S.C.A. 1,2, State Representative 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2, Vice Pres¬ ident 3, President 4; A Cappella 3; May Court 3,4; Newspaper Staff Ass ' t. Editor 3, Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 3; 4-H Club 1; Student Council 1, 4. ETHEL NORMA DAMERON Class Reporter 1, Treasurer 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; One-Act Play 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2; Basketball 2; S. C. A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; F. B. L. A. 2,3, Histor¬ ian 4; May Court 3; May Queen 4; News¬ paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RALPH DELANO ELLIOTT S.C.A. 1,2, 3,4; Last Will and Testament 4; Science Day 2; Senior Play 4; Committee Chairman 4; Student Council 4; Class Reporter 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Five Pointer 1,2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; F. B. L. A. 4; Boys’ State 4; Beta Member 3,4; School Represent¬ ative 3; School Store 2; K. V.G. 4; West Point Mill Inspection 3; Youth Forum 4; Ass ' t. Bus Driver 4. KATHLEEN ANN FRANCE S.C.A. 1,2,3, Committee Chairman 4; Student Council 2; Annual Co-Editor 4; News¬ paper Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; A Cap¬ pella 2,3; Madrigal 2,3; Massunetta Music Scholarship 2; Senior Play 4; One Act Play 4; F. B. L. A. 2,3, Treasurer 4; May Court 3; Maid of Honor 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 2; Safety Patrol 1; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 3,4. MARY ADRENE GALLAGHER S.C.A. 1,2,3, Committee Chairman 4; Beta Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Softball 1,2, 3; Glee Club 1; May Court 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Lunchroom Cashier 4; Annual Co-Editor 4; Student Council 3; District Second Place D. E. Winner 3; D.E. Club Reporter 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Class Reporter 4; Softball Scorekeeper 4; D. E. State Representative 3; Librarian 1. ROBIN ELTON GALLAGHER S.C.A. 1,2,3, Committee Chairman 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; D.E. 3, 4; F. B. L. A. Paper Seller 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; K. V. G. 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. CHARLES RYLAND HALE S.C.A. 1,2,3, 4; Safety Patrol 1,2; F.F.A. 1.2.3, 4, Treasurer 2; Baseball 1,2,3; K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Bus Driver 2, 3; Poultry Judging Team 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3; Forestry Contest 1,2,3, Score- keeper 2. WELFORD LEE HAYNIE Senior Play 4; D.E. Vice President 4; Stu¬ dent Council 2; S. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; District Forensic Winner 2,4; D.E. Profession¬ al Selling Winner 4; Newspaper Staff 4. GEORGE ANDREW PACKETT F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3; Forestry Team 1, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Committee Chair¬ man 4, Nominating Committee 3; D.E. 4; K.V.G. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Tractor Driving Contest 3,4; May Day Committee 3,4; D.E. Sales Judging Team 4. FORREST WENDELL PAT TON F. B. L. A. 3; Senior Play 3, 4; D. E. Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Perfect Attendance 3; S.C.A. 1,2, 3,4; S.C.A. Representative 4; D.E. judging Team 4; F. B. L. A. Paper Seller 4; May Day 1,2,3; 4-H Forestry Contest, First Place 1, 2.3.4. DAVID LEE PITTS S.C.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.F. A. 1, Treasurer 2, Reporter 3; President 4; School Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; K.V.G. 1,2, 3, 4; Forestry Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Poultry Contest 1,2,3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Degree Team 4; May Day Committee 3,4. MARGUERITE PAULINE PITTS Class Vice President 3, President 4; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1,2, A Cappella; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; F.FI.A. 4; Basketball 1,2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; S.C. A. 1,2, State Representative 3, Secretary 4; Softball 1,2, Captain 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 3, Secretary 4; D. E. Secretary 3,4; State Representative 3,4; May Court 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. BOBBY NEALE REAMY Safety Patrol 2,3,4; F.F,A. 1,2,3; K.V.G. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play 4; 4-H Club 2; Forestry Contest 2, 3; Track Team 4; Annual Staff 4; May Day Committee 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE VIOLIA SADLER S.C.A. 4; F.H.A. 4; Senior Play 4; D.E. Parliamentarian 4. ROBERT AUGUSTUS SCATES S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 2,3,4; Forestry Contest 3; Senior Play 4. CECIL LARRY SCHOOLS F.F.A. 1,2, President 3; S.C.A. 1,2,3, President 4; F.F. A. Federation Secretary 3; D.E. Treasurer 4; F. F. A. Forestry Contest 3; Class Secretary; S.C.A. Radford Workshop 3; State S.C.A. Representative 3; Perfect At¬ tendance 2; Annual Staff 4; D E. Judging Team 4. HARRY MARBURY TAYLOE Glee Club 1,2; Baseball 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Committee Chairman 4; D. E. Parliamentarian 3„ President 4. Comm en ceinen Processional - Pomp and Circumstance Invocation - Pauline Pitts Pauline Pitts, Senior Class President, presiding THEME: I Am a Part of All That I Have Met I Am Part of My Home - Nada Balderson I Am Part of My School - Graham Balderson High School Chorus America, Our Heritage - Helen Steele You ' ll Never Walk Alone - Rodgers and Hammerstein I Am Part of My Church - Cassie France I Am Part of My Country - Ralph Elliott Senior Class Creed - Cecil Schools Modern Day Challenge - Mr. Robert T. Ryland, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas - Mr. Leslie C. Hodges, Principal Senior Class Song Alma Mater - Assemblage Recessional - March of the Priest C )om nence nen : pea ers PAULINE PITTS Class President, Presiding NADA BALDERSON I Am Part of Mv Home j GRAHAM BALDERSON I Am Part of My School” CASSIE FRANCE I Am Part of My Church RALPH ELLIOTT I Am Part of My Country CECIL SCHOOLS Senior Class Creed BEST LOOKING MOST POLITE MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND NEATEST FRIENDLIEST P a u 1 i n e MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS BEST ATHLETES BEST DANCERS P H H a r r y MOST DEPENDABLE M a r y R o b i n P a u I i n e WITTIEST MOST TALENTED n e B o b b y JUNIORS Stuart Atkinson Billy Balderson Sandra Balderson Pat Barton Joe Bowles Charlotte Brooks Franklin Brown Boyd Clements Darlene Connelly ( () ,cer.s Jack Davis Marilyn Day Edward Delano Abe Edwards David France Bobby Hinson Michael Hinson Diana Jenkins Randolph Jenkins Mac Lowery Evelyn Morris Pres. - LARRY WITHERS V. Pres, - BOYD CLEMENTS Sec. - PAT BARTON Treas. - EVELYN MORRIS Reporter - JERRY ROSE Sponsored by BEX Warsaw, Virginia Linda Gayle New Joyce Palmore Jerry Parr B B LUNCH Warsaw, Virginia WARSAW ESSO SERVICENTER E. S, Headley, Jr. Warsaw, Virginia Jerry Rose Faye Sanford Peggy Saunders Joyce Jean Thrift Shirley Wheeler Joyce Ann Wilkins Jane Withers Jerry Withers Larry Withers SOPHOMORES Frances Allen Margaret Balderson Nora Balderson Adeline Bowen Rose Marie Boyle Mary Ellen Campbell Sally Clements Lucy Crosley Glenda Dameron NOT PICTURED - Kathy Davis Russell Settle John Gearhart Johnny Gray Velma Headley Pres. - GARNETT RYLAND V. Pres. - MARION PACKETT Sec. - GLENDA DAMERON Treas. - NANCY O ' DELL Reporter - RUSTY SETTLE Vianne Davis Beverly Anne Delano Doris Delano Benjamin Franklin C ass ■ers Bobby E. Hinson Johnny Lewis Brad Lowery Jeanine Marks Shirley Marks Sponsored by J, E. WILSON SON Warsaw, Virginia JONES LUMBER COMPANY Nancy O ' Dell Warsaw, Virginia Marion Packett Janis Parker CLAUDE KING Lynn Revere Haynesville Virginia Garnett Ryland Charlotte Salzig Chris Sanders Larry Sayre Joe Settle Bob Smith Larry Wertman Wayne Williams Nancy V ithers Jean Atkinson Charlotte Bartlett Pres. - LARRY PACKETT V. Pres, - GENE BROWN Sec. - BILLY BRYANT Treas. - TOMMY HUDSON Reporter - CONNIE HINSON Thomas Bradshaw Gene Brown Billy Bryant Rod Coggin Charles Delano Wendell Derrickson Embrey Eric Fuller ' 1 Heitchew Wayne Haynie Sponsored by BRYANT ' S FLORIST SHOP Warsaw, Virginia LANKFORD’S RECORD SHOP Tappahannock, Virginia ( ' as.s () ce ' .s Larry Altaffer Connie Hinson Tommy Hudson Donna Isbell COGGIN ' S FURNITURE STORE Warsaw, Virginia Janet McKenney Gladys Mozingo Michael Mundie Larry Packett Darlene Sanford Shirley Shockley Arnold Smith Mary Alice Smith Robert Thomas Mitchell Wilkins JUNIOR HIGH Richard Baker Betty Balderson Bonnie Bowis Ann Bradshaw Ben Branson Dickie Brooks Wayne Brown Billy Clark Joanna Davis Gary Edwards Tom Fogg Mary Grace Fones Josephine Franklin Larry Franklin Sandra Gallagher Gregg Hayes Eileen King Hudnall Lang Walt Lowery NOT Patsy Hayes Marian Hinson Ken Jones PICTURED - Dennis Oliff ( a.s.s Uff ce ' s Bert Packett Norman Packett Pat Packett Pres. - BILLY CLARK V. Pres. - ROSA SANDERS Sec. - ROY SANDERS Treas. - KEN JONES Reporter - MARY ANNA SANDERS Gary Palmore Mary Anna Sanders Rosa Sanders Roy Sanders Charles Sanford Walter Scott Betty Jean Smith Donnie Smith Ken Smith Mary Smith George Tallent Gregory Thrift Gerry Vanlandingham Rachel Whitaker Lannie Williams Robert Withers Norma Withers ELEMENTARY Mike Anthony Judy Boyle Carole Bronner Tom Carlin Corky Davis Albert Dodson Jimmy Forrest cSeaenl i JracJe NOT PICTURED - Steve Davis Sponsored by DUNAWAY ' S Warsaw, Virginia NORTHERN NECK FEED STORE Warsaw, Virginia THURSTON EQUIPMENT CO. Tappahannock, Virginia HI 3-3501 Dillard France Jack France Fred Gouldin Brenda Gray John Harper Ruby Headley Brenda Hinson Susan Jenkins Betty Lou Johnson Billy Morris James Rock Anne Ryland Bobby Sanders Mary Agnes Sanders Linda Scares Kay Settle Darlene Simmons Emilie Smith Henry Smith Ronnie Smith Doris Withers r x A J Xidc Ann Allison Peggy Bennett Randy Bowen Betsy Bowis Martha Bowles Cynthia Bronner Sponsored by RAPPAHANNOCK PRODUCTS, INC. Tappahannock, Virginia and NORTHERN NECK CREAMERY Warsaw, Virginia NOT PICTURED - Johnny Clark Katherine Crabbe Dianne Croxton Charlotte Delano Arlene Dodson Joanne Douglas Billy Elliott Sharon Fisher Harry Baker Gray Lewis Joe Smith Warren Withers Vivian Forrest Linda Franklin Marguerite Franklin Larry Hayes Mary Jo Hudson Bobby Mallory Marjorie Marks Ann Morse Dennis Mundie Randy Packett Henry Revere Mary Jo Revere Sandra Rock Catharine Ryland Connie Sanders Suzanne Shrader Donald Smith Jackie Tallent Virginia Thomas Jimmy Withers Sponsored by CLEMENT’S PHARMACY Warsaw, Virginia Mary Beth Byrant Peggy Camper Donald Clark William Clements Donna Douglas Ronald Douglas Anne Dyson Jane Forrest Steven Glessner J. W. Harper Lewis Hinson Gracie Johnson Pat Jones Glen Cliff Louis Packett Gloria Parr Paul Pierson Jamie Ryland Charles Sanders Cliff Seward David Smith Cary Wellford Mark Woolsey Arelene Balderson Margaret Bennett NOT PICTURED •• Wayne Bennett Jerry Cliborne Gloria Brown Turner Coggin Robert Davis Jane Delano Kenneth Dodson Linda Elliott Milton Fones Billy Hammond Charlean Heitchew David Mann Claude Packett Nancy Packett Joe Patton Paul Revere Linda Richards Aubrey Sanders Lee Sanders Thomas Shockley Marie Smith Toney Thrift Danny Weaver Larry Woolard A)ui ' i } Wayne Aiigolia Mary Ellen Balderson David Belfield Linda Headley Patricia Headley Charles Jenkins Clifton Jenkins Edward Lewis Jeffery Marks Ronnie Mundie Luise Packett Linda Palmore Margaret Rhodes Donald Rock M. C. Sanders Stanley Sanders Scotty Scott Allerd Smith Brick Smith Billy Taylor Stuart Tucker Patricia Whisnant Donnie Withers Jackie Woolard NOT PICTURED - Russell Harley Linda Dudley Gayle Belfield Ricky Branson Ficklin Bryant Cathy France Edward Franklin Bobby Gallagher Anne Harper Sponsored by Sponsored by GALLAGHER CANDY CO. Warsaw, Virginia BARTON , RICE Warsaw, Virginia Dinah Anthony Calvin Balderson Eddie Brown Grover Carter Thelma Delano Joyce Ann Duncan Karen Gray Brenda Jenkins Henry Packett Dennis Reamy Bonnie Lou Thrift inrJ Mary Lou Allison Stephen Baker Irene Brown Sponsored by NORTHERN NECK NEWS Warsaw, Virginia WARSAW SHOE SHOP Warsaw, Virginia MARY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Lewis Carter Ronnie Clark Dale Clarke Della Davis Mary Ellen Davis Harry Davis Wayne Dodson Warsaw, Virginia Peggy Revere Ann Sanders Dale Sanders Edward Sanford Ivy Lee Sanford Patricia Scates Lane Seward Bobby Ann Tallent Wesley Thomas Catherine Whittaker Ann Withers Tem Wright James Douglas A1 France Andy Gallagher Deborah Gallagher Wayne Jenkins Susan Lewis Gail Lopresti Alice Moore Theresa Moss Debora Oliff David Packett Faye Packett David Parr Tommy Pearson Norman Balderson Jon Brenner Susan Bronner Gary Brown Susan Delano Emory Farmer Richard Gouldin Martin Hinson Wayne King Stephen Packett Wayne Packett Larry Powell David Sanders Floyd Sanders James Saunders Patricia Withers Sponsored by ATKINSON TIRE SERVICE Warsaw, Virginia and HALE WHEEL, and PARTS Warsaw, Virginia NOT PICTURED - Larry Lane Wayne Combs Jane Bell Edward Coates Larry Davis Nancy Davis Denise Dungan Tommy Elliott Jeanne Farmer Gloria Harper Sammy Harris Henry Headley Linda Hinson Marsha Hinson Doris King Johnny King Kenneth King Steven Marks ■ , Donna Sue Nash ; Ira Packett Linda Packett Catherine Persinger William Ryland Barry Sanders David Sanders Catherine Smith Diane Smith Leslie Sydnor Debbie Tallent Dennis Tuck Jim Tucker Morgan Vanlandingham Charles Belfield Sally Bronner Debbie Bryant Patty Dyson Betty Elliott Ogle Forrest Madeline Franklin Irma Hammond Allen Harper Pam Lewis Lee Loudenslager Pat Scott Robert Wilkens irsi Jrac e Betty Altaffer Jackie Balderson William Balderson Karen Baker HAYWOOD TRPLETS Debbie Jimmy Libby NOT PICTURED Johnny Packett James Coates Harold Delano Paulette Dodson Norris Harper Beth Haynes Debbie Haywood James Haywood Libby Haywood Billy Hudson Ruth Isbell Allen Jenkins Esther King Linda King James Lewis Martha Mann Diane Morris Robert Moss Barbara Packett Bobby Packett Joanne Packett Michael Packett Bobby Pemberton Gary Sanders Cathy Sanford Herbert Scales Debbie Self Luanne Smith Janie Wright Sponsored by LOWERY ' S RESTAURANT Warsaw, Virginia Gene Balderson Arthur Baughen David Carter Wanda Clarke Earl Coates Jerry Davis Danny Dungan Beverly Forrest Mark Packett William Rhodes Barbara Salzig Sandra Scott Henry Woolard Sponsored by Mrs, Lowery, Sponsor; Cecil Schools, President; Jerry Parr, Vice President; Pauline Pitts, Sec¬ retary; Linda New, Chaplain; Norma Dameron, Treasurer; Not pictured - Rod Coggin, Reporter. Sponsored by Darlene Connelly; Nada Balderson; Pauline Pitts, Secretary; Cecil Schools, President; Jerry Parr, Vice President; Norma Dameron, Treasurer; Linda New, Chaplain; Mrs. Lowery, Sponsor; Joe Bowles; Ralph Elliott; Billy Clarke; Neal Heitchew; Adeline Bowen; Jean Atkinson; Mary Anna Sanders; Ben Franklin; Not pictured - Rod Coggin, Reporter. Sponsored b ' AYCOCK ' S Warsaw, X ' irginia CLUBS or AMERICA WAHSAW.VA. Harry Tayloe; President; Welford Haynie; Vice President; Pauline Pitts; Secretary; Cecil Schools; Treasurer; Mary Gallagher; Reporter; Kathy Sadler; Parliamentarian; Mr. Casey; Sponsor, Sponsored by NORTHERN NECK COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Montross, Virginia Marilyn Day; President; Pat Barton; Vice President; Boyd Clements; Secretary; Evelyn Morris; Treasurer; Peggy Saunders; Reporter; Linda New; Historian; Mrs. Ruby Delano; Sponsor. Nada Balderson, President; Pat Barton, Vice President; Pauline Pitts, Secretary; Cassie France, Treasurer; Norma Dameron, Historian; Joe Bowles, Reporter; Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders, Adviser. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - - - Nada Balderson ASS’T EDITOR-Pat Barton ART EDITOR.Cassie France ASS ' TS - -- -.Bobby E. Hinson Beverly Delano - -- -- -- - Eric Fuller CLUB EDITOR-- - Mary Gallagher GRADE EDITOR - --Joyce Wilkens ALUMNI EDITOR.Norma Dameron BUSINESS MANAGERS - Graham Balderson Ralph Elliott SPORTS EDITORS -.- Joe Bowles Pauline Pitts FASHION WRITERS ----- Sally Clements Beverly Delano MIMEOGRAPHERS.Robin Gallagher Joe Bowles -- ..... . Aubrey Edwards CIRCULATION MANAGERS - - Bobby Reamy David Pitts TYPISTS-. - - - p. Barton, F. Brown, P. Pitts, D. Jenkins, P. Saunders, M. Gallagher, C. France, J. Thrift, D. Connelly, J. Wilkens, H. Tayloe, N. Dameron EDITORIAL ADVISER - Mrs. Pauline Delano PRODUCTION ADVISER - Mrs. Anna Mae Sanders Sponsored by RAPPAHANNOCK GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Warsaw, Virginia 77 7 Adeline Bowen, President; Glenda Dameron, Vice President; Beverly Delano, Secretary; Jean Atkinson, Treasurer; Nancy O ' Dell, Reporter; Gene Brown, Historian; Mrs. Altaffer, Adviser. Sponsored by A. W. DELANO SONS, INC. Warsaw, Virginia 7 7 7 David Pitts, President; Bobby L. Hinson, Vice President; Randolph Jenkins, Secretary; Jerry Withers, Treasurer; Billy Byrant, Sentinel; Bobby E. Hinson, Reporter; Chris Sanders, Chaplain; Mr. Barnard, Adviser. unior orus MRS. RICE, Director of Music 6 choof CAorus Jerry Parr, President; Lynn Revere, Vice President; Janet McKenney, Secretary; Larry Packett, Treasurer; Sally Clements, Accompanist; Mrs. Rice, Director of Music. ScJioo USancf Rusty Settle; Brad Lowery; Bobby Hinson; Larry Franklin; Donnie Smith; Johnny Gray; Jack Davis; Marion Packett; Ben Franklin; Johnny Lewis; Mr. Barnard, Director. Sajeiy CPairof David Pitts; Jerry Withers; Graham Balderson; Nancy Withers, Lieutenant; Betty Balderson; Kathy Davis; Rosa Sanders; Eric Fuller; Bobby Reamy, Captain; Rose Marie Boyle; Robert Scares; Jerry Parr; Billy Clarke; Franklin Brown; Joe Smith; Mr. Hudson, Sponsor. VIRGINIA SMITH Home Demonstietion Agent 4..Ji G uS BILL CLEMENTS Ass ' t County Agent GRADE 4 - Pres., B. Smith; V. Pres., G. Belfield; Sec ' y., S. Tucker; Reporter, D. Belfield. GRADE 5 - Pres., C. Barton; V. Pres., L. Packett; Sec ' y,, C. Seward; Reporter, R. Davis. GRADE 6 - Pres., B. Elliott; V. Pres., C. Bronner; Sec ' y, S. Shrader; Reporter, D. Croxton. GRADE 7 - Pres., T. Carlin; V. Pres., J. Forrest; Sec ' y., S. Jenkins; Reporter, D. France. (Senior 4 ' Shf Gfu6 GRADES 8, 9 - Pres., B. Clarke; V. Pres., B. Bowis; Sec ' y.-Treas., M. Fones; Reporter, G. Mozingo. GRADES 10,11,12 - Pres., A. Bowen; V. Pres., B. Franklin; Sec ' y.-Treas., L. Revere; Reporter, Sally Clements. ATHLETtCS MARILYN DAY, C. 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ACTIVITIES Janie Lou Higgins, a maid - -- -- -- --.- KATHERINE SADLER Mrs. Ophelia Winkle - -- -- -- -- -- --.- CASSIE FRANCE Willie Winkle, son of Mrs. Winkle-WELFORD HAYNIE Mrs. Edith McDonald, proprieuess of Bide Awee - - - - -NADA BALDERSON Hannah Mulligan, Willie ' s nurse - -- -- -- -- -- - MARY GALLAGHER Mr. Josephus Posey, a patient - -- -- -- -- -- -- - WENDELL PATTON Mr. Ozro Sanders, another patient - -- -- -- -- -- -- HARRY TAYLOE Mr. Samuel Preston Hodges, a patient, too - -- -- -- - ET LPH ELLIOTT Eva Wood, a nurse.-.PAULINE PITTS Brenda Burton, another nurse - - ----NORMA DAMERON Shirley Linton, a nurse, too - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - SHIRLEY MARKS Mrs. Letitia Wood, mother of Eva - - - - - --LINDA NEW Two orderlies.ROBIN GALLAGHER and CHARLES HALE Two wheel chair patients - — - -- -- -- - — - GEORGE PACKETT and BOBBY REAMY Dave.- - - GRAHAM BALDERSON Joe...-.- - - CECIL SCHOOLS ZJ. arsatv and 7 - r nce C ) jar n ny MISS WARSAW HIGH, Pat Barton PRINCE CHARMING, Jerry Parr Crowned by Mr. L. 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THE PEOPLES BANK Montross, Virginia OF MONTROSS Montross, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of ROCKWELL BRYANT’S WAVERLY’S SERVICE STATION Montross, Virginia Warsaw, Virginia A Compliments of SAM’S GULF KENT’S TRAILER COURT Warsaw, Virginia Four Miles North of Warsaw ED 3-6202 CAintinued from page 11 RALPH ELLIOTT lea ' es his ability to always choose the winning soccer ball team to William Balderson pro iding Bill)’ doesn ' t let Mr. Hudson take any of his players for tlie other team. The girls in our class, though few in number are rich in gifts, and therefore they do will the following: HADA BALDERSON wills her hysterical laugh to Sandra Balderson with the understanding that she is never to laugh unless the laugh is on somebody else. Nada leaves her F.B.L.A. office of President to Pat Barton with the provision that Pat take the whole club for a cruise on her family yacht. Nada bequeaths her sewing ability to Linda New who will enter an original creation in the Mouse Point Creek Dress Revue. NORMA DAMERON wills her shorthand ability to Charlotte Brooks in hopes that the answer sheet proves helpful. Norma leaves her latest hair style to Evelyn Morris since Evelyn seems to be w ' ell-suited for any of the latest fashions. Norma bequeaths her selling ability at the drug¬ store and at school to Peggy Saunders, advising Peggy to use those come hithery eyes. CASSIE FRANCE wills her beat up piano to Diana Jenkins in hopes that she will soon have the boys swooning at the door. Cassie leaves her acting ability to Shirley Wheeler with the hopes that Shirley will play the role of a dashing Jezabel. Also, Cassie hands down to Joyce Palmore her drawing ability. Cassie feels that the Bulldog ' s Bark should have no fears about attractive cover designs as long as it has Joyce. Next, MARY GALLAGHER who has handled the money end of the lunchroom, leaves this skill to Joyce Wilkins with the admonition that the pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars must jive. Mary has a case of raisins which she leaves to Darlene Connelly. Mary feels that the raisins can cure all ills, whether of the heart or body. PAULINE PITTS leaves her athletic ability to Marilyn Day in hopes that Marilyn will keep in shape for the team. Pauline entrusts her three C ' s - cool, calm, collective - to Faye Sanford knowing that they will be well preserved. KATHY SADLER leaves the primping mirror in the girls ' restroom to Joyce Thrift and Jane Withers in hopes that the mirror will tell them which is fairer. Finally, all seniors leave their massive brain power and excessive energy to the faculty to be distributed fairly to the needy students who follow us. Our will is hereby ended and possibly forgotten. - Ralph Elliott Continued from page 15 dred and ninty miles an hour all through the race. That accounts for his coming in last place. But George said, Who cares? I still make a steady income from my chain of five thousand gasoline stations. Of course, we can ' t forget that famous rock ' n roll singer of our senior class, Wild Ralph Elliott, who is at present in Hollywood making a few western pictures. He stated that he gets a big bang out of these pictures. His latest one is If You Can ' t Win Them - Kill Them. By the way, I hear that Kathy Sadler and Mary Gallagher were so good in the senior play presented in ' 61 that they were called to Hollywood, where they are starring in the new pro¬ duction Scared Moose Will Run. Kathy has the role of a Madame Go-Fetch-It and Mary is playing the coveted part of Princess Pepsi. Oh, yes, we can ' t forget Pauline Pitts. She always wanted to marry a millionaire. Well, she finally hooked one, namely Robert Scates, president of Kill ' Em Ration Dog Food Com¬ pany. His company supplies all the dogs living in V ' arsaw. I guess this accounts for his fortune. Just recently Norma Dameron opened her new beauty salon where she has become famous the world over because of a new rinse recently tested on the famous glamour girl, Nada Balder- son. The rinse consisted of a special blend of tru-ade and lemon juice. Just what the effect was, I really don ' t know. The famous Robin Gallagher, the rage in the hot-rod building industry, has just come into some money. I guess his success is accounted for by his latest invention, the compact Model-T. I heard Robin hasn ' t been late for anything for ages. As for me, who needs to worry? For ten years I ' ve been mayor of Red Hill, a suburb of War¬ saw, and if all goes well, we plan soon to annex Naylor ' s Hole. So you see - the class of ' 62 has been and will continue to be a success, little or large, in some field, little or large. In another ten years. I ' ll be back with a later report. - Graham Balderson TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY r I ♦ • I 1 f l s ' V™