Warwick High School - Warwick Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Each, talented in his own field, has added a great deal of beauty and color to our school. All who have come to know them have admiration and respect for their untiriug efforts with the students. Our choices, with their individualities, well developed talents, good senses of humor, and winning ways have added so much to the enjoyment of our high school years. It is with great pleasure that we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1958 Warwick to Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Sheaks. Nlrs. She-aks is helping part of the A Cappella choir with Mr, Sheaks helps one of his students with leather work il SON D. E. 4 FOREWORD Way back in the days when Vlfarwick was a rural high school the student body acquired the name The Farmers. Ever since. it has clung tenaciously to its beloved pseudonym, even when others sought to abolish it. The Staff of the 1958 Warwick would like to introduce a new addition to their family. His name is Freddie the Farmer, and his likeness will he seen throughout the pages of this book as he takes you on a guided tour of the 1957-58 school year. l reddie's knowledge of school life is vast and encompassing. for he has been at Warwick since the mid-twenties. He is equally at home on the athletic field or on the Vvarwick High School stageg in S.C.A. meetings or on the cafeteria dance floor. And. of course, no class would be complete without him. Yes, he is to be found everywhere, for Freddie represents the spirit of pride-pride for our school, our administrators, our teachers and student leaders, our way of life-that will live always in the hearts and minds of Warwickis students. I I5 v I 1' Y jo C'0N7fN75 mcuzry I3 f4L'7lW7lf5' 23 :Poms 41 cznssfs 57 fE1470Rf5' 97 sm nsncs ma Avvfkrlsfmfwrs in As Freddie enters Wdfwlbk fre hhds N School l17e begfhs eargf - ff 'I S 1 1 2 2 v ',,y 6 -may ...wmxx .NWN-M awe-fi: -1' . , at . , GK 'I :ey Pi l-mf swf- . . K A W ,, M, X Q vw I - N Ways' NN L 1 . ' .4 V .V .. .... -, J- N M 3 ,Y 6 .. Buses bring m ost Warwick students. I . lnfow of importance can always be found here. l'-l,5H0ll5tl1J llere we see students putting up posters for all to observe. The seniors have fun talking in their special hall. Students take advantage of the Honor Study Hall before the hell rings. . . . .171 Me fiallsp Men WM the 84914 Posters aided French students in learning their vocabulary. Many difllculties arose when students tackled algebra. Practically all homerooms tried to begin the day with morning devotions. K.-QQQQ. Research was a vital part of the English classes. The halls were colorfully painted with murals by our art students. Mrs. Stewart explains to Oris Deeds Ralph's di- gestive system. Bzzz! The machines whirred continually through- out the day. x W by WISP Busy fingers hurriedly peeked away in typing classes. Practising plays in gym helped the teams win. Projects and attractive bulletin boards made history a colorful fldsses Awaken 9 Nqyfzf bnhgs Enfbymenf GUN T ug-8 K. ,WNV WWA During il l'v1'1'0ulim1 night. Sharp-Pye Slvu-ns lrivfll ?l to Illilkt' the shut. D9 - ff Hu' one-ul-l plan Hmlrly illspc-wls llle- 'll-4l1lx liz-ur lr-fl by Sillllil Claus all ilu- i.lll'lSllllllS lhllwv. s ulrvr :many UlllD0l4llllliliQ'!4 forWurxsi1'k Sllllll'IllS 1 :il l'llllllllSiilSlll rczlcluc-s u fever pilvll during Imulxmwmnnxlgf 'll for all WM Vanbas Affllflllki - The dance was a big Hblastw for one little gal. The singing and the candles leave a warm place in our hearts. 12 Those 'cgabl' sessions on the phone took up a great deal of the students' free time. Watch out-that next move may be your last! s l , l 4 x 5 Q s 24 ,,,,.-.---'V ' -.N H I-7160! W l ll l NN ll Illt I3 X l xx Xl' ml K l'lI'l'1lllll' xmull lilw to lIlll'0lllli'l' In 54,11 m1l'sm'l11ml ll '1lty. Al ay urouml mln-n WP -Xml llwm. ilu-5 sl-rw11511-414-ln-1-S.rl-llumflllm. slnnnwrs lor our Xlll'llPllS1'lllllN uml ziclixllim.vllzlpl-1'u11r-s for ulll'4lnl11'vf. amml in gun-ral, our lrim-mls, lllvy am- E :I Yaluulvlc purl ululll's1'l1onllil0. Llllll ue- mu- ll Qll'l'Lll lll-ul nl lllllIlliS zlml upplv- L 1-iuliml iw llll'lll lm' llI'tlllLll'lllsI us fm' our luturv l'1ll'0t'I'5. x- , to Mrs. Margaret Winder, Director of Instruction. Miss Virginia Mitchell, Director of Art Education. Visiting Teacher. Mr. Cox presents Mr. Sanford with a life membership in the National lfclilvatioii Association as a gift from all the teachers in the Warwick Public School System. I4 7 bese are our fldmfhlkfrarors, Miss Ruth Haverty, Mr. T. Ryland Sanford, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. T. Ryland Sanford. To the administration, the faculty, and students of Warwick, Virginia, this name means a great deal. It stands for the many improvements in our school, the varied curriculum offered, and the modern buildings., Mr. Sanford's able assistants are Mrs. Margaret Winder, Director of Instruction, Miss Virginia Mitchell, Director of Art Education, and Miss Ruth Haverty, Visiting Teacher. Mrs. Winder has the im- portant job of observing classes and advising cour- ses of procedure. Unknowingly, many times the students are influenced by her advice given to their teacher. Advising and helping our art teachers with new and old ideas is Miss Mitchell, who, among other things, arranges exhibits of the students' art work. Miss Haverty, as our Visiting Teacher, has the respect of the faculty and students here at War- wick. She is known for doing her job efficiently and well. Saperw' ors, Mr. Wlm'Conm-ll liusily Counts the money Mr. Davis addresses the student body. from the vafl-leria. Our principal. Mr, George W. Cox, Jr., super- vises the general administration of Warix'ick High Sm-hool. During the day his joh keeps him busy doing everyllling from making a change in the r'urric'ulum lo giving his approval of a school au-livity. lh-lping lVlr. Cox are his lno assistants. Mr. C. A. Davis and lVlr, M. l'. lVl1-Connell. The versatile Pop Davis is a well-known personage around the halls of Warwick. llis sense ol humor and won- derful personality have made him the good friend ol all. Nlr. M1'Connvll is known to students and lac-ully as il man flwlivun-fl to his profession. He is usually found liusy working out sr-hool plans and handling disviplinary prohlems. .'lSSl.Sfflllf Pfl'llClilJIIl VVQ- o llvn sec- Mr. Cox ann it sf moo il and 4-arlx . lVlr. Nl. P. McConnell. flssislanl Principal ix Mr. C A. llaxis. Mr. G. W, Cox. jr.. l'rfl1r'1'paJ 15 N 0 Vile could not do without our efhcient ofiice assistants. under the ahle supervision of Miss Mar- garet Thomas, Their numerous duties include typ- ing, mimeographing, answering phone calls, deliv- 'L if . gf'- I WW! ering messages, and filing. So, one can easily see Z' . ,:,, L X , . 'S they're a busy group and deserve lots of credit. - f w . ' K . . Q, I . Another essential group to our school is the 8 ' ' - . K .1 N , . ii Guidance de Jarlment. Headed b ' Mrs. Sara Cedd , ., , A tb za I 5 Y . . Qi ' - mi! 1 these counsellors perform many duties. Their major f ' 4 K -- 'Q . . . . ' at T' T T task is conferring with students concerning class schedules, college preparation, and personal prob- lems. They also keep records of 1400 students, direct the testing program, and arrange for College and Career Day, which proves so helpful to the students. Miss Margaret Thomas ge-'ar Mrs. Crews. Miss Suttle, Miss Thomas, Miss Harlow. 6a1h'ance Counselors it Q, . . ii- 2 , Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Ceddy. Mrs. Kimlwro. Mrs. Mapp. Miss Atkinson. 16 ,,.....-..............- Fronl: Mrs. ll. Cornelius Shawen, Mrs. T. R. Slaughter, Mrs. Woodward M. Sherman. Mrs. Wall:-r T. Rilcc, Mrs. Nr-lson tl. Runcorn. Haclr: Mrs. W. W. Olney, Mrs. Chris lilaydon, Mrs. R. Brent Wright, Mrs. G. A' Watts. George W. Cox, jr., Mrs. J. R. Fisher. Mrs. 0. M. Pompei, Mrs. ,l. M. johnson, A. ,l. Coffman, Jr, The Warwick High School Parent Teacher Asso- ciation during the past year has used as their main theme KNOW OUR SCHO0L.', Each program has presented two or more departments in the school curriculum, showing the teachers and stu- dents in action. The associationls object was to have a greater number of parents understand and appreciate the work accomplished in Warwick Parents and teachers discuss school problems at a P.T.A. meeting. High School. The association again awarded scholarships to graduates entering the teaching profession. Funds for the scholarships were obtained from the work of the Wayfs and Means Committee in the conces- sion stand. Memliers of the P.'I'.A. also chapcroncd the school dances and other functions of the school. The skeleton gets in on the discussion hy thcsc s u dents of the sciencc conrscs ollcrcd at Warn High School. and ieacbers - Sittirzg: Mrs, Millner. Mrs. Mapp, Miss Hurdle. Miss Callahan, Miss Mason, Mrs. Taylor. Miss Jeter. Standing: Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Eubank. Mrs. Rblierts, Miss Worthington. Mrs. Grenoble. Mrs. Leitch. Mrs. Sheaks, Mr. Sheaks. Mr. Smith. lst row: Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Oliver. Miss llundlf-y. 21111 row: Miss Worthington. Miss Randlelte, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs. Perry. fbg ,qffg A foregm languages , A . -. gi, N..4 s mg, - 1'-' Our art students show a wide variety of lfllglisll is more fun when you make talents. Miss lltlndley flisplays a bnst of Caesar. prnjf-cts like tht- one Mrs, Mapp is 18 Carol 5Pfa2llP5 Latin PFOJPCL showing. Wflo Teacfz and 611 We Us - llnlluxui, Nlr. limnbcrg, Mr. Age-c. Smmling: Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. Caldwvll, Mi Q Nacra I Studies , , , Boys Physical fducarfon Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Snow, Mr, Hamilton. Girls' Pfzyslkal fducahbn 21111 ifQQfQf Mm munkin' .Af u x Q . Yi? ' . fi' ' 2 4' f x-I if - Y, 3 -- i X . A .. , q x . - . -- A 3 x 1 1 , -i'f ' n 11 X at ml t .. QQ , 'fa QV ri, CWI, ,w v- Q C we 1 Y' Qmi. Wf ji!! M-wnliiig Io Mi-Q Suvru, map ,gmly i, 'flu-se zirv Waruim-ki hm-ki-y vhamps. lik ii jump! an uid in iilrlii g4mrii1i1e1il and llish 'fv 19 WM Unfmwh Cooperaf bn - i i f it Kneeling: Mr. Art-hilmaltl, Mr. Fleet. Standing: Mrs. Palm- Sitting: Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Burcher, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Wes- vr. Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Muire, Mrs. Hazelwood. son. Standing: Mrs. Gaw, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs, Wingfield, Mrs. Kostyal, Miss Chapman. P if Math 233 Business Mr. Thomas, Mr. Gay Shop Mrs. Bright helps Val Hopkins with a Mrs. Dodd helps Bobby Dishman with Mr. Thomas shows a student the correct soliml geometry problem. his typing assignment. way to sPt up type. 20 P ' ,, ,ww ri.-an 1' f 5- i'fr .f Y A fb' A '!'.5J'2 1- :a' r vw . and Paffbnce Mrs, ,Iam-S, Mrs. Knight, Mr, Formichelli. 'Mrs. Parker, Miss Vaden. Mrs. Hoyle, Mrs. Kimbro Home fconofmks SCIPHCE What is il? asks Roberta Covairt of Mrs. Parkvr's chem Mrs. Knighfs projects were top-notch. islry experiment. X-,kj if I R .- ft Mrs. Kimhro shows Kari-n Edwards how 10 Sew 3 Preparation he-gins for making cookie-s and other dc-A good sz-am. liciuus foods in Mrs. lloyh-'S llumcmaking 12. llbfdflhll and Assxlvfanfs One of the important parts of the school is its library. Because of it, pupils are able to obtain in- formation through research for reports and projects as well as books and magazines for pleasure read- ing. But where would they be with no library assistants to help them find their books and check them out? It is through the assistant librarians' work, too, that new books are ordered, arranged properly on the shelves, and attractive bulletin boards displayed. These tasks are only a few ex- amples of the student librarians' voluntary service to our school. Mrs. Cox, Assistant Librarian. and Mrs. Harmon, Librarian. lst: Jane Martin. Alice Miller, Elsie Clark, Zee White, 155- Darlene WilS0n, Ann Hardy, .lean Hinnant, .ludY Hertz' Mary Lou Call, Carolyn Hawker, Joyce Overby, Carolyn ler, Barbara Sundermier, Kathy Boykin, Walter Deal. Last: White. 2nd: Margaret Holland, ,lean Hinnant, ,lean Wood- B0lJby 'H0ll0Way, Katherine Clark, Jackie Rowe, Frances bury, Sharon Alderson. Cay Haughton, Hazel Faulkner. SCh6l'Cl'- Nancy SCOU, Ph-218 Kirlnery Wanda Smith, NOFIUH Bobby Holloway. 3r1l': Bob McCauley, Jimmy Carey, Fran- Cold, Wayne Bottoms, Mattie Parker. ces Scherer, Wanda Evans, Margie Kelly, .Ioan Branch. Joyce Overhy, Carolyn White, and Bob Hazel Faulkner and Jane Martin return Joan Brkilwll and 5llar0I1 Alderson check McCauley are working at the time desk. 500145 I0 their PTOPBT Places- a book out fltf Doug Valltlllafl with the 22 charging machine. affair li BE EEUU HND SELL THESE lllllIllZlllES 35.4 lh wish X lx Q istiw A f if 5 W gif iimtf NY Qi f4C7lW7lf5' There are many different and variefl activities here at Yvarvsick lligh School for every interest and talent. Freclflic hacl a harcl time mlccifling exactly which ones to join. He founfl he could take his choice from lic-ing in an play to learn- ing how to be a good librarian. These anfl inanv other activities aalcl much to the fun of school to every uliHI'lll6l',i wishing to participate. 't Charles Rideout President A. J. Coffman Ist Vice-Pres. J. , W X :fm ,fi t fa -, af, , 7, -4- ii . SWDHIT C'00PERv47llfE 145 067:47 ON The Warwick High School student government succeeded in accomplishing nearly all of the goals set forth by the campaign speeches of the previous year. Among these were the speakers installed in the cafeteria for music during lunch and a dance after a home basketball game. The school was well-represented in the District S.C.A. Convention at Newport News High School. The Federation, which is composed of delegates from Newport News, Hamp- ton, and Warwick High School, was under the capable leadership of a Warwick senior, Tommy Summerell. With the help of the Federation, Warwick was host to the Federation delegates for an Exchange Student Day. We were especially proud of our hard working Student Co-operative Association in 1957-58. The Congress, made up of representatives from the homerooms, and the Execu- tive Council, composed of the S.C.A. officers and class presidents, often met to plan worth- while activities in which every student was urged to participate. EXECUTIW C'00NCll Phyllis Hockaday Doug Vaughan Jackie Poole ,linuuy Maxwell 2nd Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter i Q. ml,..,,.. L Peggy Green Richard Walker Jerry Flowers Camp Tolley Mrs. Gefldt' Parliarnenmrian Senior Class Junior Class S0Ph0m0ff? Cl!!-95 SPDHSOV President Presidenl Pfesidenf 24 s.a.4.coNa1e ss .,u'1i ff7m - ' -- -f A 'P 1 Iwrsl Row: Charlffs Rideout, Richard Walker, ,linimy Maxwell, Doug Vaughan, ,lackie Poole. Phyllis llovkatlziy, P1-ggy lin-1-n, .lvrry Flowers. A. ,l. floH'man, Camp Tollvy, .lack Clough. Svronrl Row: Janvt VVoo1l. ,Ivan Vlfilliains, Mario Morris, Sheila lla-Alden. Nancy Colv, Wyatt Mapp. Larry Sherman. loannm- Denton. Alan Reggie-r., Jam- Forbc-s. Ann lJuYal, Charlvs Franzinan. Skippy Sherman, Barbara Davis, Pat Mungvr. Third Row: Billy'Cowarflin, Morris Johnson, Buddy Ulm-y, Bobby Hopkins. ,lan Gray, .lini- ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' l K- - A W'ls n. B-rbara Wolls. my Brittingham, Bobby Warthan, llrnry beddy. Waytt Royall. Ram y cf-ne. nne 1 u a HONOR COWVCYZ lxzhll Q' vi Tominy Abernathy, Anne Wilson. Jack Clough. Lavey Sanford. lim Maxwell, Joyce Honsv. Warren lluldvn, Sandra llarvey, 25 ASSEMBLY The Assembly Committee is a joint com- mittee composed of faculty members and stu dents under the leadership of a faculty chair- man. Mr. McConnell and a student chairman. Linda Ivins. The main objective of this com- mittee is to provide good assemblies for the students throughout the year. It assumes re- sponsibility especially for the various S.C.A. assemblies. 5'.L'.v4. Commkfees MAGAZINE SALES The magazine sales campaign in our school is conducted to help pay for our numerous activities. This campaign makes the sale of activity tickets possible. It is the duty of the magazine sales committee to impress upon the students the importance of the sale and to help conduct the sale. This year the committee decided to give the i'Campus Wolf as a prize to the highest salesman in each homeroom. Then, as is the custom. the committee planned an assembly to start the sales campaign off, The assembly showed what would happen if the magazine sales flopped. LEADERSHIP TRAINING Everyone needs to be trained in the abil- ities of a leader. Some leaders are born, but the majority are made. In order for any large group to function well, it is necessary to have good leaders. Warwick is a school whose S.C.A. provides a Leadership Training Com- mittee. This committee not only emphasizes leadership characteristics, but it also stresses the important part of parlimentary procedure in S.C.A. work. This is done through films, discussion groups, mock meetings. posters for elections. and programs presented to the Con- gress. Train yourself to be a leader and strengthen your S.C.A.', 61've Everyone - The Pep Committee has done a fine job in promoting good sportsmanship and school spirit. Composed of seventy' odd students who are interested in this phase of work, the committee has done many things which deserve recognition. The student section in the grandstand, the decorated goal posts. half time skits. and the very attractive bulletin boards throughout the buildings are all the handiwork of the Pep Committee. SAFETY The Safety' Committee for 1957-'58 was composed of approximately twelve members. lts function was to make the school safe for all students and faculty members. The committee was connected with the Safety' Patrol and worked with them on many projects. During the year, the committee spon- sored an assembly' and a Safety' Week. They also had various exhibits in the halls of the school and on the bulletin boards in the rooms. This year the committee has worked hard on various projectsg among them the trallic problem, the fire drill proce- durc and general school safety. 181 ,-I 402 1 sau ian --u if 0: L if l i lt ICCR ICATION N ICHT The committee sponsored three eve- nings of fun for the entire student body during the school year. Dancing was en- joyed hy all with music furnished by the Vvarwick dance band and records. Ping-pong, checkers, miniature pool. and cards were the popular games. A large number of students attended, and the committee feels that the year was a success. A Chance fo Parrfbjoafe - SOCIAL The Social Committee for the year 1957-1958 had for its chairman, Jean Rahn, and a committee of very conscientious workers who all helped to make the dances a success. Throughout the year there were six dances, two of these being new additions. They were the Homecoming and Inaugural Ball. We can certainly thank our kind and interested sponsor, Mr. Sheaks, for all his help, and Mrs. Ceddy for her time during the year which made all the dances a success. , fran, A- Jffll '74f.,j11w K in fi - 'sr ftmg f . r . V s. JF v -,all ACTIVITY TICKET The Activity Ticket Committee worked very hard this year putting out a new type of ticket. The committee planned the ticket and had it printed themselves. The members had the job of typing up the individual names and homeroom numbers on each ticket. Approximately 825 activity tickets have been sold. This year the selling of the tickets was done through the homerooms. This large job could not have been done half as well without the co- operation of the members of this committee. PUBLICITY The Publicity Committee is a committee that serves the other committees by making posters and other things needed by them, It is not necessary but helpful that members of this committee have an artistic or creative mind. 0ur Hard - work bg Ushers , ,--r awk, , ..., , ,,,, w ,. F l v ' - ' ' 4 yr X V ' . 'ff w V A ,, . J . V. ' ,Mt-z.t,.Qf' Mg , 4: . .V .,: ,,,,, . . ,.. - - '-ff' .,,,,:.:,3.1 ',,f-j gjn. J f A 5 ' MZ ny. , ,.,.-.,,.,,,,,g,,:5gg.4-gi. r.: ,,.N,?E,.,E: W -.. i V W K l E X l T l L1 it 9 Sellllvff Ruhlvir- Nelfon. Pvggy Crm-n. lfulin illaytion. l'e-tv Cowie-y. Ann 1- N1-mimi, ,luily llnrne-r. lii4'lllll'li liili-t'. 'Nlariv Niurri-. .Im-I Y . P Hyrtl 'NI ll' ,In lmwi-. Nt-il llrummuml, .Min Wilson, llilly H0ll:Lf5N, luci- Williams. Slun4l1'n,1f: ,l. li, fvpkin, Cathy N alta. at I' , . 0 y Sanlurtl, juhn 'llminpkin-, jan Cray. The ushers of this year. vunsisting of ten boys and ten girls, were an energetic group who per- furnwtl their regular clutie-5 capalily all through tht- yvar. 'l'ht-ir hrst rluty came during the summer. just hcforc st-lmul started, when the-y uslic-red the tvavlwrs at the llistrivt Coiivciitimi. AS soon as strhuul started, the-y lwcfame very familiar with the l ri1lay morning assemblies in whit-h they were rvgularly sm-n. Thruugh the rest of the year. they rf-presentexl their st-html hy ushering at the various Thr- usln-rs vnjoy giving out prugrains at plays. 29 runcerts anti plays. As a 1-liinax to thvir hartl uurlc. they uslu-rml at l3am-1-alatir'vatc- svrwit-vs anti gratlua- tion tslwrsf fuur uslwrs iscrc- rlwsvn tu lc-all thi- Svniurs, lslwrs ar? sf-lm-tt-ti varh spring ivy an 5.li.1X, cuiliiiiittt-0 whit-li takes intu vmisiflc-l'atiuii tht- sm-hu. lastic i'c'c'm'1l. tlepe-mlalrility. lt-atle-rship. poisv. antl noatm-ss in appc-zimin-c- of tht- applivants. ln thi, lionurml position. tht- uslwrs nf this ye-ar haw' wr-ll reprfsviitvfl thf'ir sr-lrrml and sv! a fini- 1-xamplv. Pity tht- pmmr uslivr uh:-n the lit-ll rings lwlurt- assmnlnly is ovvr. 7 fle Wdrw kk Staff omblhe - slfllllllillgf Joanne- Denton, Linda Zcllv, Sue Bryan. Peggy Green, Martha Wlalker. Sitting: Despo Xeapanis, Phyllis Hockaday, Pat l'1 lic: Kim Ntantil Nan B1 1 c A ' ' . cy 'LlIlSK'llllllt. Nlrs, Grenoble. Freddie is right at home on the Annual Staff where he was born , llis mother , Mrs. Bruce Grenoble. worked diligently with his ten sistersi' to produce an annual for all the little farmeris 1 Q im family. we had our trials and tribula- 10115 s rled our year out by selling ads. w hith w is tui bread and butter along with the ac- lil! it et Then we really got down to brass tic ' preparing the heart of the annual. Though in many ways we all worked together. each of us had an individual part of which we could be proud. Our capable editor was Phyllis. Peggy and Despo handled the businessg the literary edi- tors were Joanne and Lindag those in charge of the advertising were Nancy and Patg Anne and Martha scheduled the picturesg and Sue did the typing for us. A hearty thanks to Mrs. Grenoble, for only with her help and guidance was this annual possible. We all had fun preparing this yearbook for your enjoyment. Freddie and his family hope you like it! friends. ljk' z -' A t' J. We pta ' ' 't S 1 ' r 'r- :Uk S. 1 ks i fi I 4 5 l' ., 5 1 l 4 ,ll t y . -Mal lk-spo and IH-ggy are trying to balanee the books. tl liecking on copy is one of Linda and .loannt-'s job Plea are and Ha a' Work. .guna 1 ,nn-I ,- R. Nancy and Pat happily gn almul doing une of the-ir jobs lw publicizing our Z.lllNL'l'lifl'l'4. , f thu lm vf lm Nlr. I'.lllllHll4lN i- trying In 1-xpluin In .Xnm-. Sm' and Mar- xx ln- nzlnl- In Iukw that pn'Iu1'm-Y 'CD Phyllls and Nlrf, bn-mllllv Im diwuss puwilnlv iflvux. ,- nk lhxuu I1 Hn' 4lmnnn mul a xlllllll -II nn umuul In llemx Kllfn NilIlt'Xi1llll 1' 1 N- Q 1 Me farle Staff fonffhualy ' s My Jiygn '2-lfflfiz' - - , ' 'YQ R' ifift' ff!! 'N' Lucy. fzxxislarit etlirar, and Lacey. editor, consult with Mrs. Roberts about 'llfllf lf.-XRl.l'f. livery other Friday during the school session. the fifteen members of The Earle Staff are seen hurrying through the halls delivering the current issue of our school newspaper. This is the product of hard work. The staff devotes many afternoons, Saturday mornings and lunch periods to the prep- aration and production of The Earle. We are re- warded for our effort if we can please the students and teachers. The Staff work together each week of the year with one main ide'a-to improve The Earle and to make it more meaningful with each issue. We all have jobs to do such as: writing articles, typing articles. setting headlines, planning the makeup. doing the art work. selling ads. Many times the deadline creeps upon us before we are quite ready. At times like this. The Earle causes headaches as well as backachesg but the 1957-58 Earle Staff is proud to say that the dead- line has been met every time. We try to cover all the news around Warwick High Schoolg and many of the teachers give us interesting items about the projects in their classes. Material submitted by the students themselves is always welcome. We then correct the articles and vari-type them. We are proud to say that our paper-and we do mean our paper in every sense of the word, be- cause we do all the work-is a source of pride and satisfaction to us. We have tried to relate the news to you. the students. in an interesting way and to the best of our ability. We hope that you have en- joyed reading The Earle. The Earle is your paperg without you there would he no Earle. sf: FF lst: Judith Horner. Lucy Mitchell. Lacey Sanford. Carolyn Rancorn. Anne Newton. 2n1l.' Cathy Watts. Ellen Bnsick, Byrd Sledge M,-5, Roberts. Beth llolland. Joanne Robertson, Ann Ranson. 3r1l: J. H. Z:-pkin, Marie Morris. Randy Wood. P l 32 Work fo Meet Deddhhes. R 7 kin and Ellen Biwick are shown Iypv uunnr-. l.zu-vy. and l.u1'y look up from their J, . ,vp . , ' l ' div. ing. a very big part of preparing THE EARLE. mark u mnmvm to smile- fur thi- 'nr Tw T QW! Cathy, .-Xnnv and Judith find il fun lookin uvrr Ilivir in-ggcilives. Nluriv. lfumlsu, and Ann work hard. Randy, lie-Ill and llyrd admire the-ir J. R., picture editor, photographs Caro- . for the dm-adlinn is near. finish:-Ll produf'I. lyn and Randv 33 Me Mdgazlhe 5'fea'a'1'y Imp oves facb Year. Our school magazine. the Plough, contains the outstanding literary work of the student body. The stall. composed of eighteen members. works to- gether under the guidance of Miss Peggy Worthing- ton. Led by Margie Olsen. our editor, we tried to select material which would be most enjoyable to -ill 'lihis i ear, a new class in Advanced Composition was organized in Wa1'xs ick High. composed of cer- tain selected students who are interested in writing. lhese students formed our staff. It was our job to edit. compile. and publish the Plough. 'llwo issues of our magazine were successfully published during the school term. a winter and a spring: niuguzine, We ventured into some new ideas with both publications in un ellort to please the students and make the Plough more interesting. 'llie printing of our magazine would not have been possible without the patient advice of our sponsor and the wonderful co-operation of the lfnglish department. We hope to improve even more next year and make Warwiclfs school magazine the very best. .0 au. .HS- in YV,- wif rzeelirigg: ,tnnelte l'oindexte-r: liurnet llobbs' Nlerrill lrela Slumling: Margie Olson. erlitorg Miss Worthington. sponsor: Pat Foutz. rzssistant editor. Sitting: Sharon Alderson. business manager, Ben Lacy, assistant business man- nger, ev p Q A ml: j,,y,,. spllmnll Hewrly tlirlon. Sui- Roln-rtson. Carol Sprague, Ben l,acy. turuling: 'Nlurgic lllson. llurriel Petty. lfmily l're-ssley. Robbie llolderby. Pat Fontl. 5ll1ll 'H Al4lt 'Wll- MUTE' lifvtlti llllftllwuff- -lalwl lx:-rlin. liill l'riimnera. Y. an New Talent add fo the Playfzou e. K A -gg? Q Vi W t ilu? E.. W f '-' Yxrst ' xi 5 Sealed: Shit-la lledden, Karin Nelson. Brooks Dietrich. Jimmy Euhank, Boh Krause, Sue Bryan, Dickie Guthrie, Doug Richard Walker. Standing: Jane Lester, Mrs. Eubank. Eleanor Hartman. Louanne Sellars, Linda Ivins. We in the Warwick Playhouse feel that this year has heen tnost successful, and. as always, highly enjoyable. Ob- taining credits for ntemhership entails long hours of study work. and rehearsing, But along with the tiresome hours comes laughter and experience which forms a bond of last- ing: friendship for our fellow drama enthusiasts. We attended several professional plays, held group parties. and. as is the custom. presented two three-act plays. Unions in the Stewf, The Late Christopher Bean and also three one-act plays. all under the direction of Mrs. 1. V. lfuhank. dratnatics director. Without the constant lalior. advice. and kindness of Mrs. lfuhank. we in the Playhouse know that our accomplislttnents for the year. would never have heen. We very gratefully thank her and tlte students of Warwick for their support. jim lfuhank. Bill PI'llll3V6I'8. and lliek Guthrie in a scene from The Late Christopher Bean. 35 v 1 Sw'.-Treats.: l.intla Ivins, l'n',v.: alt lfleanor llurttnan. Reporter: I,o.,unn. Xlaxwell. I ice Prexitlerll. fx C Vaughan - St-llars. sent. .lun J Q Q i 5 E 3 i Q lgllfllf l,fI'4'l'fUV', Hr. Smith and llllllll llujur. ,limi f '-40 4'-,---Q: nr'-+G 0ur bdrm' pro wh'e ny Xlaxxu-ll. Exam. Xyilliilllli Clark. tLiYl'I1!4. Ilarllcfs. Foglc-, Xvillizllllsrmll, Bwwur. SVIIIISIUIA. iXIl'l'l'illlll FITS! lst rout Svkvrkn-. .Nkvr-, lI'l'lLlllIl. l31'u4xwlI. Hulxlvurml. l 1'z1nNke: 2nd lsr row: Simpson, IJINNIHII, Hall. Edgy, Ft'I','IllS0llQ 21111 row: SILIIIQIIICT. ron? Guthrie, Ftvim-r. l'1t'l'gllr0Il, xx-LHl5XXlbl'lll, l,uvy: jul I'Ull'.' Milburn. Rnyull. Milvln-ll. Hdllglllilll, Collie, Ph:-lps. Ilurris, Nlaxnell. Rpm. Ulaymlnn. ll:-lmvr, , Q 1- .Q--W-f+MQf-'-W4-Q Q Q o o Q - Q - v - - - Y.--..-...---4-,---o-- Sm-ay. gXmiers1u1. Nlillvr. Kvvlw. SlJt'Ill'l'l'. Clalupln-ll, Uuclley. Brookv. Hvywvml, lfmslm-14. Swislwr. Eulmank, Ellis. Hall. Cregwy. Nelson. U'MaHey. Yvilliams, l ranklin, wYHiIlNXI'igllI. Urummoml, Mays. Crain. Sillllf- Bowl. 36 good enferfalhmerm otts S Bagpbes Dance Band Isl Cornelius, Gardner. Miller, Hudson. Maney, Collins. 21111: Slaughter, Royall, Haughton. Epes, Cox, llarth-ss, Se-ay, Wainwri ht Bra we ll, llubhard, Guthrie, Blaydon. Helmer, Milburn. Harris, Lacey, 0'Malley, Williams, Williamson. er u on, Ireland. The Warwick High School Band started its busy 1957-58 year by issuing equipment waking up those Hvacation lazy horns, hurrying to prepare half-time football shows, and playing for varsity games. Warwick's colorful English style band won the applause of thousands as it paraded in the Sea Food Festival Parade, and the Fire Safety Parade. With regrets, we missed the Oyster Bowl festivi- ties, as half the band had flug but were in fine style for the Apple Blossom Parade in Winchester. Warwick was again host to the All-State Band tryouts in which many of our players distinguished themselves. During the Solo and Fnsemble Music Festival and the Band Festival. individuals and the band both did fine work. Among other memories, the band assemblies, the Spring Concert, the Sunday afternoon concert in the park-then the closing notes of the Recessional as the year endssbut is never forgotten. Sylvia lloneycutl. Renate Stewart, Joseph Hennessy, Terry Johnson, Preston Forbes, Mamie Ballard. Orcfzesfra Maslkvkm of Note 177 ffze A Cappella 66017. Kneeling: Mrs. Slit-aks, Director. Front: Connie Cutler. Linda Ivins, Betsy Layne. Shirley Halley, Gail Dowdy, Jo Betossa, Donna Bane. lflsie Jordan. Jackie Diamond. Nettie Frazier, llarriet Mullins, Anne Newton, Jane Martin, Joan Verlander, Bonnie Dodd. Znrl: Charlene Owen. Joanne Camden, Nancy Sue Smith. Dequanta Collingsworth, Margie Olsen, Eleanor Hartman, Catherine Clark. Jane Lester. Lorraine Mitchell, Karen Edwards, Mary Hess, Marlajo Hubbard, Carolyn Stanley, Betty Miller. 3rd: Sam llaycraft, Billy tludgins. Steve Bower, Don Snead, Danny Shanks, Butch Coltrane, Jimmy Miles, Beverley Alvis, Carl Batkins, Clyde Benton, Monty Tucker. 4111: Keith Nichols. tlfrank McKeel, John Crane, John Slaughter, Walter Sadler, Buddy Olney, Jcrnry Davis, Jimmy Brittingham, Elmo Walker, Gene Edmondson, Bobby Dishman, Bobby Thacker. Nancy Sue Smith takes a solo part in the Christmas As- sembly. Another year full of wonderful memories has slipped by so quickly for each member of the A Cappella Choir. We shall al- ways remember the pleasure that was ours' when we were invited to sing for different organizations. The Fall and Spring Concerts, 4 the Christmas Candlelight Service, and the operetta were annual performances we shall remember. As we sang LALO' A Voice From Heaven Soundingf' '6Carol Noel,'7 and i'The Night Before Christmasf' we were thrilled that we could be a part of the A Cappella Choir for a short time. Those same traditional 'selections will be sung again by the members who remain, but for the seniors the songs and the choir will be remembered as a highlight of their days at Warw'ick. In remembering the choir, we wish to thank Mrs. Barclay Sheaks for her time, devotion, and effort spent in making each song a success. Ist: Buddy Olney, President: Monty Tucker, Vice-Pres. 2nd: Gail Dowdy, Secretary: Jerry Davis, Treasurer. 38 if Safety Pdf ol Knvvling: 'l'oin1nv Nlant-v Yun llunkin IJ . 1, s, axitl Stnkt-s. llung llolwrlu fltnuirl. ,lo Rv-Ins 'l ' I s.. Llllltltblll' Saxagw - Nlarllia l'urlxs N' -'-' 4 , ,Nd a 0 Q 1 t baulew Pi ul Nan lltnlnmtli, lla-tty Xlillvr. Slumlirzgi ,lzuiirv llfllhll. , he l.lllllCl', Carol Warn-, Patty l'm-ppvr, Patti l'un-, Yivki Ste-nv 'lla' ll. , rluluy NN adsmrrtli, Anita litmtli. patrol may attv l Nli s X14 l ' '. nnltin. .Xnila lin WI' th nlll. lluxitl Slnlu'-, . . .ly 's-. Each yvar in the 1-arlx tart tu 9- ' ' A I l .tpttinlu-r tln-rv is a meeting hclrl flll-fill th' ' F ml pt-riml. l'his im-4-ting is he-lt for the Safe-ty l'alruls. Any pvrsun iiitc-nfstc-cl ' -' ' ' nc this invcting. C captain nl tht- l'atruls is vlmst-it frmn , ainun- the senmrs tsl ' f ' ' Y' in attcntl this im-Q-ting. Tlic-rv art- alsn tim livn- tcnants self-vit-ct. uni- e-at-h frmn the- se-ninr antl juniur classes. The 1-aptain and livutt-nants tht-n take owl' thc nivvt- ing. lfach pcrsun is griven a papcr tthit-h his parents must sign. permitting the stntlvnt tn ln-4-otiiv a patrol. Thi- flgt' antl a In-lt: his naint' antl luis T'tllIlllN'l' is taken: antl ht' autmnativally lwvuiiivs a hns patrol. 1 s person is givvn a ha Ihc persons whim art- iiitc-i'vstc-tl antl uhm rifle an varly bus in the morning: and a l-mtv lvu ' . s in tht- afternoon ln'- cmne parking: Int patrols as xwll as Ixus patrnls. The Salt-ty Patrol is. antl shnultl lm. unc' uf thv must important organizations in tho svlnml Tl' . . its year patrol leaders arv: Captainrfllilly lf. l'h4-lps. l,i1-utenants -'Anita Booth ancl Daxifl Stnkvs. Ill lil lllfl tl frencb Club 0fl9Z'ers Spumkb Club Ofhbers Cl.l'B PRICSIDICNTS: Ist: Ann Hanson, Prexg Laney Sanford, Treas.g 2nd: James Fisher Isl: Juym- Smith, IJ:-,pu M-upunis: 21111: Richard Guthrie, Pat Funtz. Vice-Pres.g Janet Wood. Ser.: Betsy Penny, Reporter. Jan Gray. Qufll and Scroll 0f19bers Nanry Braiiwrwinli. Pres.: Sue Robertson, Vice-Pres.g Lucy Mitchell, Seri.-Tl'cas. Scfbnce Club Ufhbers F. fl. A. 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Ilv lt'lll'lll'll llllllly llllllfli lllll ' must SlflIllHl'Illll was ilu- 11-spw-I mul 4-sim-111 that gow lmml i in lumcl with gnmml !HlHll'lSlllLlIlSlllll. 0ur fQ'bfl?lg Farmers - f me 1- -gm 4 -,.-.4.:.,,.t,..'..:4.:,. . ,movq sm inns! mul rf Y.',t..,' I Front row: Rilee, Walker, Warren, Rauch, Warlhau. Baker. Shorter, We-bb. Weeks, Brittingham, Hudgins. Second row: Ellis, Resp:-ss, Herrmann, Parch, Benton. Volt- mer, Schuster, Formichelli, Perry, Blume. Third row: Franklin. Franken, Jordan, Co-captains, Jim Kellum and Steve Bower. Warwick High's 1957 football team held the distinction of being the only Eastern District team to defeat both Norview and Woodrow Wilson, the winner and runner-up respectively. in the district race. ln a rebuilding season, the Farmers won five games, lost three and tied one-not a bad record for a squad that depended heavily on sophomores to replace such graduated stars as Norman Snead and Lowell Vaught. Enos, Register, Kellum, Bower, Black, Fooks, Shaver, Morgan. Fourth row' Coach Snow, Coach Romberg, Coach Hamilton, Jones, Cutler. Hardy, Russell. 'Warwick's early-season upset over Norview, 20-2, and the surprising 21-2 Thanksgiving Day victory over previously unbeaten Wilson, made Romie Hamilton's second season at Warwick a suc- cess. Fullback Phil Webb. halfback ,lim Kellum, guards Billy Black and Jim Russell, tackles Jim Shorter, and, Gene Jordan, and end Bart Partch were among the individual standouts. Webb, Short- er and Black were named to the All-Peninsula team. The performances of sophomores Jordan and Fullback ,lim Brittingham and halfbacks Rudi Schuster and John Morrisette, both juniors, gave the Farmers a bright outlook for next season. Phillip Webb Bart Partch Randy Herrmann Curtis Fooks Jim Baker a trtsavrtsv Q trss it - I .v , A I H I 4 .gg V ,. . ,...., ,A -'r L, S rrl. ' -P Qi 7 H U t f' 'E as 1 6 F Jffg svns f ' a s was . jill f r xii SX .t.., n W i i ' R , I ard' ' s. . ' K' .K if 1 ' HR . ' K K - I r QQ: ? : ' K 5 e gre' : M . M we .. K . ,, . V 2: pew ii m y N,,, s Vol . 41 r X ft, s C to to F to it t Q' , 42 ought Hara' All The Way SlIOHlCli0.'XHlJ XVal1'xsi4-lx 27 ........ f.l'aulm'h ...... xXvilI'NSil'h 0 . . . . Highluml Springs Wurxsivk 20 .. .. Nurvivw ...... XYilI'NNil'k T . .. l'1'iIn'fws Aunt' . XX'1lI'XSi4'h 0 .. .. Nvwporl News . XX'ilI'NNi4'h 52 . . . . fJSl'i1I'SlHilIl . .. xX'ill'XSil'lx IIS . . . . Ililllllllibll . . . . Wurxxivk 33 . . . . Nlilllly .... . . . Xvill'XNit'h 21 . . . . XXT00lll'UNN' Xvilson Wumivln 62 . . . . Usvur Smith . . . .I-Q, 32 h 0 2 0 12 6 27 244 2 6 Burt l,Lll'll'll iIllt'l'i'1'lllN an Wil-on pu-s us Kamly and John tr help. Say Slllhh-r's going to llliikl' a tmlchdo ' ,lim Shurlm-r Paul Shaver Billy Black Llorduxx W1-cks l re-1l1ii4- Fllflllfl P '11 '-0' ro 149' - I wnf 'Ulu-r Ihul IILIIIIIJIUII man. hwy! 1 'A J il ' eg nur' 2 -1 4 2 ij: .. , K 5 Y V I r , A 2 x 52 2,7 Y fi 2' , x 1 fl 43 Beauty, B awn, and B mb KlIt't'fliI1g.' Karen Edwards, Richard Bunch, Others: Phyllis Rennettg Carolyn Rancorn, Luuanne Sellersg Judy Kemp, Marion Barnhill. ln the month of October the Homecoming Com- mittee began their work for the year of 1957. The committee was composed of nine members and the sponsor. Miss Patty Fardette. The co-chairman of this committee were Louanne Sellars and Carolyn Rancorn. Through a number of meetings, the committee organized Homecoming for the night of November the fifteenth. They decided that there would be two sopho- more attendantsg three junior attendantsg and four senior attendants, one of whom would be chosen by the football team to be Homecoming Queen for 1957-58. The girls wore dark suits and carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. The queen, Anne Wil- son, carried a dozen red roses. Nine cars were borrowed from various patrons to be used at the half-time ceremonies. One girl and her escort were in each car. To begin the ceremony, the band gave a very good performance and formed a WU with the help of the cheerleaders, Then each member of the Homecoming Court took her place in the appointed car. The girls representing the sophomore class led the procession, followed by the juniors and last, the seniors. The girls and their escorts were cheered as they took their places on the field. Then the queen rode out and completed the form of a VH, While on the platform, she was crowned Queen of our Home- coming for the year 1957-58 by Coach Romie Ham- ilton. After the singing of the Alma Mater, the queen and her court left the field, followed by the attendants. Mary ,lane fNlcCrath. Anne Wilson. Joanne Denton, ,Indy Roberson, lrma Ireland, Linda Ivins, Camp Tolley, Barbara Wells, Juan- t '. 44 ila Cherry fl 17,2 I 3 P14 . I ix llxmfg, 'Cavs ,fi ,X xi, If if R NAV a. J' . ' 3 if gl., X 'idx 'W M A. f Q kJfi'S?-A L2 ' W 1 v Q 'fi ,QI -ff: ' fu ' J' I D -fix. rf.. 1 V' r 11-f?.'1 I U v M A' ff - f - 55415 .. 3- X N I Q 3. 34 I ' Q Effffi, 'swf if? Y Q f w- QM - 35. is Q' P ,A N f aft? A Baskeb baskeb baskeb boys! Warwick Highis 1957-58 basketball team had to overcome an old nem- esis-inexperience-under new Coach 'Wilbur Thompson, but the Farmers matured quickly enough to win 13 of 20 games and finish Hfth in the 12- team Eastern District race. Nevertheless, it was a successful season. The Farmers poured in a total of 1,137 points, believed to be a new school record, and averaged 56.9 points per game. In addition, Warwick had a fine 48.5 defensive average, third best in the district. Co-Captain Buddy Olney and Curt Edwards were the most consistent scorers, averaging 15.1 and 13.0 points, respectively. The other three reg- ulars were Co-Captain Bart Partch, Val Hopkins, and .lay Lambiotte, a sophomore and the only returnee next season. One of the season's highlights was the 50-48, last-minute thriller which the Farmers dropped to State Champion Newport News. Warwick's most outstanding over-all performance came late in the season when the Far- mers upset strong Norview, 64-60, in the final minute of play after the lead had changed hands 15 times. Lambiotte, Neal Bleakley, ,lim Smith, and Douglas Gregory plus some promising junior varsity players, form the nucleus for the 1958-59 season. First row Larry Laughery Douglas Gregory Buddy Olney, George Geragi, Jay Lambiotte. Second row: Neil Bleakley, .lohn Slaughter Gene Moss Jimmy Smith Third row Coach Thompson, Val Hopkins, Ted Racz, Bart Partch, Manager Preston Forbes. 46 You Make Me Baskets 511011 ICHUARIJ WIC THEY 711 . . . . . Oscar Smith . . . . . 50 55 . . . . . , 1,l'1l1l'6'HS Anne' . . . . 53 6114 . . . . . Norvivw .... . . 60 59 ... . . York . . .. 22 61 ... .. Suffolk ... .. 32 '17 . . . . Hampton . . . . 53 119 . . . . . . Maury . . . 43 76 . .. . . . Sui1'01k . . . ., 45 69 . . . . . . Maury . . . 39 -1-0 . . . . . Granby .. . . . . 47 62 . . . . . Oscar Smith . . . . 41 76 . . . . . Cliurclilalui . . . . 61 36 . . . Nvwport News . . . . 78 ' 51' . . . . . Princess Anne . . . . 41 57 . . . . . Craclovk ..... . . 42 57 . . . Norvicw ..... . . 72 - . . NCWIJOV1 News . . . , 11uc11Iy Olnvy Slll'1'l'?l11't1 in Ull1k1lIlllll1IlQlQ ,1lll'1'x 'IH-Nh of N1-npnl 72 . . . Hampton .... . . 57 Nvw' 41 . . . . . Ciunlmy ........ . . 49 -15 . . . . . 1Voodrow Wilson . . . . 61 .lay 1,zunlsiollv llligili ln- fniull, lrul lu' m'n- rluinly mis a lun Q Xml tln- sum ,ow up anolln-1' nolrlili' factor in the ganu- agziiml llalnpion. i.lIII nnx In.uv1u-11 In Iln' v'll1Il'l' I1-:un nlu-n 111- alllpl'o1u'l1n-ml U'1 i l'A'1'Wi 'lN 510' N'UVI 41 ililillllq X l'Wl W- Y1N'l ' Nl ilu- Imxkm. 47 H WW :ping 1l1IIl. 12 M3 ...Y 1 1 az xr 'Z Captain Phyllis Hockaday and A sist Captain Ann Ran- Two bits. four bits, six bits, a dollarg all for Warwick stand up and hollerlw Asking us always to stand up and holleri' for Vvarwick High-our peppy Varsity Cheerleaders gave a uboosti' to our athletic activities. Their un- dying pep and vitality were an inspiration to all. ln the maroon and white uniforms topped off by the maroon and gold letters, the girls presented a very pleasing picture. To arouse our school spirit, pep rallies and as- semblies were presented with unequaled vigor. The excitement and enthusiasm at these rallies and as- semblies was contagious, and soon everyone was thrilled and anxious for the coming game. When you heard them cheering, you could be sure that the cheers were coming straight from their hearts. Their pleasing smiles and cheerful attitudes were the little spice needed at the games to make them something special to remember. Without these nine constant reminders that We're proud of our school, our games would have lacked the color and inspiration of organized cheering. To the Varsity Cheering Squad of 1957-1958. a salute for a job well done. +- 5' 0 .il J M taunt Ilenlt n Nlirw ,lam 'Kitt iath Xnn Ran tn Jatkit Poole Phylll llockaday, Linda Ivins, Ann Stancil, Susan Talley, .lo- gm V A I A, xttfj .,. J! l tl g gf' L MPAA, f -ft Q li' , 'J 1, ., wif: 'A' 0ur Mafmen Come on. Ronnie. get upl Wt- find ljrittct-ss Anne fau- tlonn in a switch with Bolt Kapryan. Warwick lliglfs wrestling team posted a 0-1 dual-match record in the rebuilding season of 1958, finished second in the Group One Tournament and, for the second straight year. produced a State Champion in versatile Steve Bower. Bower, a three-sport star, became the first Vlfarwick wrestler in the sport's six-year history at this school to win consecutive State titles, the 14-l-pound championship in 1957 and the 148-pound crown this season. Starting the season with only four regulars, Warwick ran its record- breaking streak of dual matches without a defeat to 23 before losing to State Champion Granby, 34-12, in the final regular-season meet. C0f1t'l1 Romit- llumilton with f,iU'f.'lIfIIlllIl.V l.inixootlI l.ittlt' and Stew lloiwr. First: Steve llovwr, Loyd Franklin, Gary Franken, Herbert Smith, Morris Moseley, Tony Sanders. Scrolzrl: Gt-nv Shorter, Linwood l.ittlc, John Nlorrissettt-, Curtis Fooks, Ronnie Cutler, Bobby Kapryan, Danherry Jones, Mgr. Third: Stcxe liranch, Ct-nc jordan. Billy llodges. Wayne Spent-er, Dani:-l Smoker. Fred Blackwell, Billy Cowardin. 49 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Warwick 18 Poquoson 2 Newport News 6 Wilson T Princess Anne 10 Hampton 20 Cradock T Newport News 26 Suffolk 10 Norview 6 Hampton I Granby 17 Churchland 9 Oscar Smith ' Maury Bar er 0 ! Warwickis long frustrated Farmers ended a four-year stay in the luastern Districtis second place with a steady array of hitting that lifted them into the 1958 baseball championship. With Jim Snow handling the Farmers for the first time. the vet. eran-laden Warwick club received solid left-right pitching from Mike Bahr and Curt Edwards. Jr.. as it defeated every team in the district but arch-rival Newport News, Over-all. Warwick won 11, lost 2. and was tied 6-6 in 11 innings by Woodrow Wilson of Portsmouth. While the hitting of four regulars usually provided the victory spark. it was a line one-hit. 1-0 victory over Granby on the combined hurling efforts of starter Bahr and reliefer Edwards that knocked the Comets from the undefeated ranks in the district and eventually car- ried Warwick to the championship. Outfielder Larry Laughery provided Snow S Co. with their big- gest surprise by winning the Peninsula batting championship with a .452 average, squeezing past Edwards. who had a .424 mark. Along with Laughery and Edwards. second baseman Bart Partch at .379 and catcher Jim Kellum at .309 also reached the coveted .300 mark, Bahr, apparently heading for pitching stardom at Waris'ick, has yet to lose a game. He was 1-0 in '57 and 3-0 this past season. Ed- wards was 4-1: sophomore Lacey Epperson. 2-0: and veteran Val Hopkins. 2-1. Jimmy Russell. Coach Snow. First: ,lay Lalnbiotla-. l.arry l.augln-ry, Sammy llaycralt, jimmy Kellum. Jimmy Russ:-ll, lfurl lftlwards. Ililly Black. Xal llopkins. llarl l'arIch. 501-orifl: l.a1-cy lfippf-rson. Nlike liahr. lfligone llvltm-1. Jerry Franklin. l'ommy Slillwcll. Bobby Sherman. lzwrvtl Stanford. llarry Register. Tlzirflz llgr. Joe-I Williams. Russell llarlowc. Louis Smith. Herbert Smith. Vtayru- He-gistvr. .llillll lfl'8tIf'l'Y- Louvli Snow. llozlcll R4lllllit'I'Ql. 50 yell the um ie! - K - A A Fast play mukvs a good game. K:-llzuu Nlillv- In Ll Tlniw was 21l'lUN!'Clt'i'lfllVll K1-llum tulu-s l-I lmusv uuyhllvuul ul. llll' lrlll 'GETS- O A ' l.uml11uIl1- . x1lll'llX u mul. 1 51 if-I Q' A H All Me Way, Hey! W ackit- Poole awards wiirwi.-k, winer of tht- 410 at the Yirginia l'ilot B1-lays. --1-1...-,,. Waryv'ick participated in dual meet competition for the first time in cross country. The indoor track team did surprisingly well in placing second in the State lndoor Meet, with such stars as Snead and Bower. For the third straight year Warwick went undefeated in dual meet competition. climaxed by a victory over Newport News. ln the Tidewater Meet, Snead-finished first in high and low hurdles, the 100. and tied for first in high jump. to be selected outstanding performer of the meet. Warwick did well in the invitational events of the Vir- ginia Pilot Relays. Bower and Hudgins excelled in pole vaultingg Snead set a record in high hurdles, and the 440 relay team composed of Weeks, Abbott, Deans, and Snead placed first. Snead got outstanding performer tro- phy for this meet. Warwick won the Eastern District Meet for the second straight year. All the boys made an excellent showing. The relay team of Schuster, Abbott, Insley, and Slaughter made a school record. ln the State Meet, Warwick finished fourth, points from first place in the closest meet in its history. Snead, Deans, Bower, and wrecks did exceptionally well. During the 1957-58 season, Snead set a record in the 100 and the high hurdles. Bower also set a school record in the pole vault. Conch Hubbard, CIIIIIIIIVIIS, Donald Snead. Cordon Weeks. Steve Bower. First: Wvaytt Royall, Bobby Hopkins, Don Snead, ,lim Abbott. Vfiayne Deans, ,lolln Morrisettc, Bill llarrison. Steve Bower, Billy tlndgins. Secortd: john Slaughter. George Leonard, Harold Davis, Rudi Schuster, Allan Ensley. Jack Gibson. john Gilman, Albert Miller. A. J. Coffman. Third: llgr. Jerry Radcliffe, Warner Enos, Linwood Little, Gordon Wen-ks. Danny Mlams, jr. High Slutlvrzt. Robert Ellis, Preston Forbes. Fourth: xllgr. Waltt-r Heywood, lr. High Sturlent, fr, High Sfurlenl, Jr. High Student, Billy Thomas. fr. High Studellt. jr- High Student, lr. High Stuzienl, Ricky Avent. 52 Go! and Ienm' Morris Johnson, Mr. Formiclielli. Bill Cowardin. Missing: Roy Hyle. Wayne Spencer. Fred Lanier. The 1958 Golf team was the best in Warwick history. It was undefeated during regular season play, won the Eastern District Championship and the State Championship. Ronnie Gerringer, a freshman, was medalist in the district tournament, and also best player in the State. Roy Hyle, a junior, and Morris Johnson, the only senior on the team, were State tourna- ment players also. Wayne Spencer, a sophomore, won six matches and played in the district tourna- ment. Fred Lanier, a junior, was an alternate. TENNIS MATCH SCORES Warwick 0 Maury ..,,., ,,., 9 0 Norfolk Academy . . .9 6 Norview . . . .3 1 Suffolk . . .6 7 Granby .,.,, . . .2 9 Virginia Beach . . . . . .0 4- Granby . . .5 6 Norview . . . . . .3 2 Maury , . . . . .7 5 Princess Anne 4 X 3 GOLF MATCH SCORES Warwick lil Christchurch Warwick I8 Maury Warwick lil Princess Anne - Warwick 6 Churchland Warwick 17 Woodrow Wilson Warwick 14 Granby Warwick l6LQ Hampton Warwick 1411 Virginia Beach First. Eastern District Tournament. 641 strokes First, State Tournament. 629 strokes. 6'Where there is a will. there is a way. 'lhls was the motto of the Warwick tennis team during the 1958 season. Playing all matches away be- cause of no home courts. the tennis team did ex- ceptionally well. The lxoys constantly displayed outstanding citizenship and sportsmanship, not to mention the fact of winning five and losing five matches. Thislconstitutes the best record in the history of Warw'ick's tennis team and gives hope for the future, when we shall See Warwick High tennis courts. First: Bruce Ferguson. Billy Gillespie. Alfred Anka-rs, Dennis llicku son, Bolzlmy Di:-liman. Sw-oml: Colin lilaytlon, Billy llodges, Daw Hendrix. Alan Hcgier. C0!ll'h Agev. Dynamite, Dynamo!! Suv Ilnufr-rg llvvky' Taylor, Xanvy' lfulv. llarriet l'f-tty. Jane Forbes. Sandy Shayyen. Camp Talley, Mary Gregg Hardaway. No Nlnmn. Jvarimf Douglas. We are wry pruuil ol the nine outstanding girls who made up nur 1037-'Sli Junior Xarsily rlreering squad. Their en- thusiastii' 1-heering had a definite place in the victories of the ,l.V. teams. While there yyere six veterans cm the squad. there were also three nm-yy yuir-es added. All of them learned something neyv, either lvy tm-grvlring or learning neyy cheers, The girls all worked hard at prat-tives so they yyuulcl meet the Standards of the past .l.Y. rlren-rlearle1's. So. all you Vilaryyieli students. not only give the teams a yell. lmt also lvlis giye the J.V. cheerleaders a yell for the fine juli they llaye dune this year. Captain. llarriet Petty. nut flrmyn. Cu-Captain, Jeanne lluuglus. Ibn ynu all kmm limi t4r1'llen'l'f Nealr. man! llow 'bout a ride to the ganie? glefk 60, let? Fgfm let? WM! mm linsl 'l'i4-il fx ll l Firxl: Wayne lfxunx. ,laivk 'Slay-. llurulnl Ili--'-ig Klulv liaim-li. lm- l'urlu-r. qlnlnmy 511-xe-li-, lL.-lily Xhlligimx, Iuufh l'l4Il'llli1'll1'lli. Swulzfl: .lvll Ili.-lx-. ,lulm lliw-gory, NM-Nl:-5 Nluiiliuli-mn-, llurry Xlmxi-mv, lluri Ilfm-in-In-iii. ll1'XlIIII Xlli y llvilllt'-. llnnulil .ltln-rn. Thirrl: xlll1'l'lll Xl0lll.iIl1'lDllK'. liivlq in-nl. 'lim Nlul'ggiili.1Iiii'Ilmi lflkin-. Xlilligim 'l'Ii--umx, l'-'Il ' 9 lxemlrii-lv. Slvu- lliuiivli. llc-rlwri Smilli. l unrI.'1: Ilnliliy lliyzinl. Wziyln- llrgnlxlmu. .Iimmi S1-xiii'-. lhmiilml .In-ll. llumly SIJl'Ill'l'l'. 'liuinmy Clive-lx. ,lc-rrp llall, llurry' llml-un. llgl. Wm: lmsl 'limi l l 'D U if-YI! Jilllllly Nluxnell. Us-iw llertzll-r, Ric-ky :Xu-nl. .lam-kiv llaxis, Willie- llarrunuy. Uppil- l'um-Il. Swrwi1l.' Ilnlilry i-arlmormigli. llgr.. Warm'r EIIUS. llnlr Nlarrintt. llnliluy Bryanlule-rry Franlxlin. 4Il1arlv- llumlxnn. fllgr. ' K ,V Won Lust Tiefl 3 2 l l l irxf: l.uurll Vlllllllllllilbll. Ne-il lllm'1'lil1'y. .lim S4P,l'l'5A l.ui'ry livin' llnmkx uinnl- up lm lll1'1'l'1l-lllllg lil-in. M llunnun. l rzuik liullills. liulilwvy Kupiyuii, Sw-uml: ,lm-E Rili-5, lf'l'ly jnlinwn. l'z-rk Lllilll. lx:-nny 5lllllll. l'hllllxllII NN Illldlll. 55 We went, we fougfm we won . Llurtif lfuuks ut-ts a Print-ess Anm- u mnent in a bod ' ress. Warwick ,IX-'S tr thv sum' anutlrer nu . PI Y P Batting p1'ut'lit't- ix Ll lllllal ln-fnrw vavll ganna Co, Go, Go, C0 . . .Yu A favoritt- lrtnlrwrorrrillgg vlrcf-r. ...wx W ilI'NNit'k .INS Iran- the- Klortlon Wee-ks finibln-S first. afltling points for Warwick. lnallf 56 .his ...WN-.Q-Q 1 1 4 I 62145 55 l'lI'l'1llll4' lmkl-fl zlrmlncl tllif 31-ur. gun' lm' llu- lux 4 'i55l'S. ' ' , ' ,. l ' ' I lum- lwuml mmlx llmu flu IIN lun lumm ll:-'lx lnul lulpul nur .1..mlull1.lll In Ill. wlllmnmmw lll Nllll llu ' ' s 1 ml 4'lalswl'mmls. ' . . H- vw' XX411-ml-k.1-xl-In lllllllilll llllX Xl lmnlm-14 lm lun Wlllllrl 1, .ll A V xc UN. 'l'l11- lllllllifr lmxv llllllllf H-wiwll ilu-ir ll'1'1lNlll'1'1l rings. 1 mul ilu- PUIIIII ,. . , l' IN lllvlr llzml 4 lI'Ill'll lllllllllllili llu-am' llllllgli Nlul ' -ullll-ll lH l'llll'lk lu nmlw llllh Ll 5lIl'l'l'5. .llmw mill ullulf. . , yvau 57 Sopbomo e C7455 0f192'ers ni il sq 31 lloyvt' llousmz Sew,-Trf'r1.x.. lfzlnip 'llollt-5, l,I't'.Y.. llolrlry llrxalil. li' 'llu' journali-in vlan- is one ol' tln- mo-t interesting of sophomore 4-la--f--, 58 - Ice-Pres. As we re-enteretl the llallowetl halls of Vvarwick Hint , , D 1. me hafl a feeling of expectancy of what was to come in this our tl ' 'l ' ' llll year of being unclerclassmen. This year ue truly lvecame a working part of our Alma Mater as me participatecl in various school functions inclucling those of our Student Co-operative Association. The S.C..fX. eoinmittees. Council and Congress found many harcl at work lo support them. The magazine sales ancl activity ticket were also helped hx' these harcl worki U . ' He sophomores. Many of our numlier arlcletl to the strength of Var- 't si y and Junior Varsity teams, and the ,l.V. Cheerleaders eheerefl them on to victory. Slioising the talents of our class, a large number par- ticipated in the plays. assemblies, and concerts. Although we are eagerly looking forisarcl to our ,lun- ior year. we shall never forget our teachers. advisors, and joys of ou' S l ' ' ' 1 op 10111019 year. Dlflilt' Ahsln-r Barlrara Arlkin- .lurly Alu-rs l,inrla Allvn Carol Allr:-ll Nlfrwl ll. Alllil'TS, ,ll Susan Ash llonalrl Alhe-arn Susannah Aye-rs Micllavl Bahr Roman Bailey llanniv l,ou Barln-e Sally Ann Barclay Ruth Ann Barnard Je-an Barnhart Marian Barnlull Ellen Barrack ,linuny Bateman Kalim- O'Kay Baykin Barlnara Bm-ar llarry Blanrlnarcl l,arry Bl8llt'll8I'll Ronnif- Blunu- Rivki Boml Susan Boutchard llonalal Bowye-r Bc-vorlvy Brarlhuru Wayne Bradshaw Manily Branch Marilyn Branch Susan Brant Troy Braswcll Nora Ann Brooch:-r Jiuuuy Britlingllalu Carier Brooks Robert Brooks Pat Brookshire Earlyne Brown Frank Brown Janice- Broun l.iIly Row Brown Sanmlra Browne Sandra Brunk Shirley Brunk Bolnhy Bryant Barbara Bunting Barlnara Burn:-llo Tonuny Burton As sophomore , our faces ar.- ' fl I ,IH ll Q ' . 1. J , 15 ' b -.4 . l vu 3 S-J R oy . ll S l' F- 'irl 'As' f K C. M5 5 9' 8 'x 'tr' S FW Q we e een everywbe e, X Li 4, Q. af 'tn' fix--N 't X wi 1 A ir t J A N ' k l X X 5 xx is wiv Ri A . .,, pf 3 K ,ta A X .. . 4 ix .ier -i if t r levi 6 S V5 l l NK lg Q, 551 , 6 ... ar. ,B S 8: 1 Z ?-. Q 561 ,. Sw 7 is-if Y 3 + ,f N X . QW f it Y' , wt E .rr ,i . W. ff. raw:-..M' 1 amz. I it Robert Butler Elsie Buxton Nlary Lou Call Cathy Callahan Joann Camden Nlichael Campbell ,litnmy Carey Page Carmean Willie Carraway Talmadgt- Caton Nancy Cheatham Thomas B. Cheek Wayne Chellis Ann Clanton John Clark Nancy Cole Clark Collie Frank Collins Betty Coltrane- Susan Copes Juanita Cornelius Jimmy Cornctte Betty Cox Jo Ann Crawford Carol Curtis Ronald Dannelly Barbara Daxis Bette Davis Jack Davis xloc DCBOI' Leslie Diamant Richard Dickerson ,lack Dobson Leilane Dobson Sonia Eagle Jo Aline Eason Judy Eason Anne Edison Lynn Edney Barbara Edwards Epp Edwards Nicky Edwards Ann Eggleston Gloria Elliot Ceorge H. Ellia, Jr. Warren Ellis Sandra Elver Brenda English lill'll2ll'll Epi-5 llill Ifulmunk, Jr. Jimmy liulnank Carlvr l'Lll'kl4'll l,imlu Fil-lals lfmmzi .lvzm Flmwr lluvlivl l lmwIs .lzmv l u1'ln-s lfrim: Fnrelivll .lvrry Franklin liulilvy FTCVIIIUII llurotliy Fnllm-1' lflizulivtli lslllglllllll Ill-lsy l urmun Sunilra lfyle Canal Garmlnvr ,limmy lluralm-1' llmiglu- lluulry llonnim- C1-ntry .l. XM-5lul1 lflll. Ill ,lumly fiillvfpin- Karin liilliam Nita Gills Sliurun Clifton .lmlilli lmggln llill llrulium llmigglu- firm-gury ji-an Crm-gm'y llunulil C. llull jvrry llull lmlimy Ilull l'al llilllllllllll lfvvlyn llancm-li xlllfllll llurfly l.in1lu llarpvr llill llurrisnn Russell llurlnw lluliliy llurwll llvlores Huugxlilon Huy ll21lI,!,lll0Il Silllllfli lluupz- Sallie- lluy ll:-1-ky llayes Jnlin llri'lu-mia lhit lil-rrin Curl llvrringi ,luily llf-rlnlvr lglil'lJi1I'il llivks lhffleffil L, gi 'fi on file dfbfffll' Hbla' ,' an -we 4 . X it . W. in iii 'E s fi? A' Q ' -S V 5' f ,fa 6' A, , , . , . , ,J I, . - E,,a:i,:5:,:'v, 1 -31-es? est. L K it J flifxe ' ..p i ' ' 3795152 if if ti 313 M M X525 2 1 - 45 Q 'ar J Si Q new x, :: J: W s ilu t 2 4 ts,i,s?'Ca: '1s: Z:i:.:. ,L .. H: . j filg of ls 'l ., iw.. L sz., kkrr Q Wg, . 'se L. ,i 1 ,... J J , - f . . KWSN .,.:7' may 'lfiziifg 7 551:22 '8- W I ,ug 9? 'il l ' '. . lffz an , . ,, L2 A' H ,Q ea t?5EEt,U 43. 22 Y? Q 4 f 1, W 4 A ' T at ff, 3 an R S' .. 1 '-at we tftsiine. , 4 ti r is B 1:2 , . - M . Q ,tw ' 1 A Q, X at IE . ff 51 i' . Else: .. - t ssv Jssy? iiet George Hicks Pat lligginbotham Ralph Hines l.inda Hinson Sandra llodge Warren Holden Narpy Holland Catherine Holt Hope Horner Henderson Howard Sue Howell David Hubbard Judith Hubbard Everett lludgins Becky Hudson L. Myles Hudson Vincent Hudson Bobbie ,lean Hughes Barbara Humphrey Judy Humphries Emma ,lean Hunsucker Gary Hunt Maryellen Hurd Betty Inman lrma Ireland Janice Ivey Sarah J aite Douglas James Bill Jarrett Nancy Jefferson Beth Jenkins Donald Jett Alfred Johnson Gerrinlyn Jones Sally Jones Tommy Jones Gene Jordan Barbara Kaspar Randolph Keene William Keeton Anne Lee Kegley Lena Mae Kidd William Kiltnell Joanne Knight Nancy Loughridge Paul Layman Jayne Layne Warren Ledford ErneSt l't-rdue jerry Lynn Phillipp Gloria Piland .luanita Prcxatt .lanws Privette Bucky lhmf-ll llill Puwt-ll Eddie Pullz Joanne- Rullvr Patsy Hawles Sharon Reed Nltmna Lve Rveth-r lit-nny RCgl'lItl2:1ItIl llunna Rhvin Gail Rich Linda Richardson Slt-plivn Hitltlle Pvgigy Rolwrtsun llarriet Rolminsnn Linda Robinson Caithe Roxio Dclorcs Rowland Judi Roxbury Nanry Sault Steplianiu Samet Row Svliuvk Cary St'lIl'lllll llarry B. Scuzzins. li Sonny St-ay joe Sekcrkv Edmond Seymore Brenda Sliackelford Sandra Shawen Rivhard Slmlz Norma Sihlcy Sarah Lon Skinner Peggy Slate Arnold Smith Dickie Smith Jerry Smith Nancy Suv Smith Richard Smith Sandra Smith Mary Snow Earl Snydvr Clwrrill SfllClllll ,lim Suyars Ranny Spencer lllmrlu-S SlLll'llll'l' Slunenn SlIllllHt'l'l'll llyktvll Sullla- llvvlxy 'lluylmn' Wuyxn- Taylor Sannlru 'l'unkn-rel'-5 Nm-lllv ll'Sll l,1'llDI'4'H ll.ll1l1'liQ'I' Xnnn- vlllllllllilh llilly llnnnux Nlznex' llxrml Tlnnna- Nlivlun-l lllmnpsun llilllljl 'llllll-v llulwrl llsl'I'fll'l' Runllull Xungln Sunaly Y:'l'IlUIl ,linnny Wurlmllvs Nlivkis- xYiltlNXX4lI'lll Klux Y, Walker liurnll- Ward lllrli Xvurml lfuruln' Ware Nvil Warm-n Silfilll Warrvn Nunvy Watkins Kay West llurlaam Winn' lil-nyWl1ile Divky xxvllill' Nanny Xxlllili' Sluurl xYlllll'll4'llll ,lmly Wilvy l'll'J.llllillll Willixnnfnn ,linnny Willie llulrlmy Williauns .lwlm Williams ,lncly XX lllllllllk llilly xxlllllillllrllll Nlury lflizuln-Ill Wilsmm Xl1llIl'll'4' Winn line-iv xxvUll .1'l' .lunvl XX mul llvglggy Xxlumlzlll lLrzu'in- XX ewfv lurll llvlwmwal xx-yllll Xlilv- Wall--N Nlurx l,xnn Nwungl llllllllll Manny an unforgettable year li' l T1 gel ,wx 'L 'Rv ' ii' i 161 555',' ff? F3 U 9 if 'I 1, it ei za f S., . , f,ger.,w ,E ,EEF .- ' 61 7 v jf fix 'ii cl 'x ll l ' Jumbr Hass 0ff ' ers ll4llill,U.' Harriet Petty. Trerlx.: lit-th llolland. Ser.: Peggy Nlupp. I ire-l'rvs.: Charlotte Savage. l'arl.: Joanne Hola-rtson. Reporrer. Seutezl: ,Ierry Houers. We iyere juniors at last! We had yxaited three years to hecome upper elassmen. and our junior year nas all yye had expected. The day yye reeeiyed onr t-lass rings yy as one yye shall never for- get. lfyeryone nas proud of his choice and found it delightfully neeessary to display his pride and joy. Oni' elassmates partieipated in the school plays. concerts. as- semlwlies. and hand. lfxeeptional talent was displayed at many sm-hool fimetions hy these groups. ln fact. the ,lunior Class of '58 eyen elaims Vliaryyir-les llrum Nlajor. llepresentatiyes in Con- gress. lfxeeutiy e Connell. and llonor Couneil spoke for the junior Class yyhile others yyere on eyery SCA, Committee. They planned the danees. lleereation Nights. magazine sales. and other special funetions at Vliaryyiek. We claimed seven peppy girls on both eheering squads and many sports-minded hoys on the various teams. Vile also helped heautify' the foothall Held yyith our three prettiest girls at Home- eonringr. For the yery lirst time our elassmates assumed positions on The l':!ll'lU. The uiilll'll'lif'A'. The Plough staffs and were selef-ted as ushers or as memlmers of the A Cappella Choir. . Indeed. it yyas an exciting year. The Prom. for which yye had ng. was a yyonderful success. les. industrionsly planned so lo eyeryone yyill alyyays rememher our impressiye year as juniors at Wai'ysir'k lligh. 66 T l s' l -s over thi- Devoralinf' Uraham ay or prerltf ,. Committee for the Prom. liilly Abbitt Jim Abbott Tummy Abernathy Danny Adams Jack Adams Kermit Ame: .xI'lt'llL' Allen llvv Alvis llarlmaru Bailey ,limmy Baker Slllrlry Bak:-I' Pc-ggy Bass lflymln- lll'l'NH'l' l'ln-lm Briggs Page- llrinklvy Nanvy Brodie Kern llruolu- 114-ln' Brooks ,lm-rrie llruwn l'llll'll llusiuli jmly Culnpln-ll l':ll'illl0f'1lilllIlllll llavinl Cllillllll .lnunila Lllu-rry We became upperclassmen Curl llalkins Dick llausman Sm- Uealv Nicki llc-ve-rage Put Blackburn l,yn Blakn- Joycc- Blankenslup llrc-mla Brandt tak h on more responslblbhb ,' ., Q' if 9' x 5 .f . I Ari- fit Linda Cress Ronnie Cutler Karen Daniels Gwynn Davis Ilaroltl Davis Eva Deaver Harold Deese .lock Dickinson , , S8553 fx 'YN Lit, 1 ,. , 3 'f 2 .... S... - . :WHS N 'it Q A 3 :F .X i 2' if 5 ' rn 3 if p I A gs 68 Judy Chrisman Billy Clark james Clennnons Connie Coleman .loan Cooper .lames Corbett Charles Counts Roberta Covairt Bill Cowardin Beverly Cox Bob Cozzens Cary Ciani Sam Dunaway Wayne Edwards Chris Eken Robert Ellis Cary Lee English Marjorie English Warner Enos Pat Evans Wayne Evans William Fallen Ann Eaubian Betty Ferguson .lmumu lf:-l'gm-U11 ,la-rry rlvlml- lul lfifllel' .le-rry lflnm-IN l'ul lfuulf ,Iinnny Galloway lLl-nrgv llvrugi .luvk Cilmson Bill Uillvspil- .lolln Gilman Hmm-x'ly Uirlun Marlvn Civm-ns Yan Hankins Mary Gregg llarmlaway Karen Harkavy Pal Ilarris Eleanor Hartman Sanclra llarvvy Upton Hayes Sln-ila llvcldcn Waltvr lla-ywuml B1-Hy Sun- llill Carnc-Ito lloblms .lulxn lludgf- becomlhg more active Ill 5. 6.14 , ,IAN-pll llmluin Xlnrivl Cluhlnnln ilan Cray llnrlnn Cr:-4'n ,loe llwallnm-5 Fln-rry llull 'l'mnmy llall llrenrla llalln '-' .H H ' ,R Q 4 ' N. 4. rg Q ,I f -r 'j NK le' if 0- XJ ig: l if - a sports, and other evenrsf Arthur .lebson Allie Mae Johnson Jerry Johnson Pat Johnson Terry Johnson Lena Kay Janet Keever Judith Kaye Kinney Robbie Holderhy llelh Holland Sylvia Honeycutt Louise llooks Helen Howard Wayne Hubbard Linda Hudgens Billy Hudgins Dot Hunt .lanice Ingram Merritt Ireland Michael Jarrett Phala Kirtner Ida La Flair Helen Land Fred Lanier Larry Laughery Henry Lawrence J can Lawton Molly ,lo Lewis Beth Lilly Sammy Mahler Bob Mangrum Carol Manzie IH-ggi Xlupp Nun Run- Nlurinn .l. lf, Nlurlin Sliirli-5 Xlurlin Fumiru Xlurtx Ixuy Nluxiv planning ine p om ,lim Nluxiufll A, Blum! Nluynaml , V Irffillli Hain it yizgrii , ' 'L .Iulin Huy- . ' Niuriv Nlurrif 'K Hill Xit'ti2ll'l'Ull if Q. A '. Tffiifsk I if Kinase-ll Milvilril I'ilI4'l'Il4' 'Nlnrvuii Shi-lly Nlmguii Pa! Hiirige-r Kilu Munn Ray Niurpliy lqlliillit' Nz-I-on Kvilil Ni1'illliS liuli Nirrix Wuym- Uuklvy llliurlem- Om-ii Iilziinf- One-iw 5 PM-WW 1 QW? f I ' Q -ff'7T'7f . I ., , R , 41, L fsieffifjy ' , L11-fy I Q Q 6 , , AH. 9 1 ak ' Jf lxonin- Nlvlfrickarml Ril'ili1l'li Mviloriiiaii Vary ,lane M1-liralli Uaririv Nimiemi J anim- X11-Naiilaru l.iz M1-issm-r .Kiln-rt Millar ilininiy Mile-4 a' our fa' ewell fo the Sembrsf Q- . if .lack Pruden Dolores Queen .lerry Radcliffe Bobby Rogallo Bob Rahn Bill Rankins Stamm Rauch Charles Rhodes Geneva Owsley Mary Lou Pace- Lee Parker Madeline Parker Patty Pepper Norris Perry Harriet Petty Robert Pierce Annette Poindexter Nancy Post Emily Pressley David Prior Joe Riley Ryllis Rodriguez Jenna Rollings Vinia Rollins Buddy Roper Diane Rowe Lillian Russell Charles Rutter Walter Saunders Charlotte Savage Bobby Scarborou ll Marie Schultz Skippy She-rman .lim Shorts-r Sunny Slim-li llurliuru Siiniminf llyrcl Slcdgr' Alarm-s Smith .lfvyvv Smith ,lufly Smith Sumlru Smith William Smith llunuhl Sm-uml lin-in-tt Stunift-r Sylvia 'Fliomas Mary Thore- Carolyn Tiirlitigtoii john Voltmvr john Yrngtnian 'l'ummv Wainwrivht , P Martha Walker Shirh-y Wallet-r Slll'l'1't' Walls llmiarml Warrvn Cathy Watts Ruhvrt Wvvsl e eiv bg our nh ,' and .. 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Kin lll'N Iv llxke- llllll l'Hl'UI'l 111111-1' lur il 111111111-11l ul l'l l llln' l1z11-l11l1'1111 11l1- ll1e' lilx' l14111nl 111111-1l 1- ll1z1l ul illl 1111w11Ia1l lilIll.l-X, 4,-I J . .- . . ,. . .R .x . 1,N l . - , ... 1 . . x. .N , N , . lllI1lllN Ul1111 l111l1 ll11 ll1 11l 13 lll ll1111 1111, 111111111 l111111l1xI11 -111 Illll l1111111l l11Il11 111 IIN IAIl Walk XXill1lQ111l. 4l.1111---1-. 75 s I XXlIIl'll Il11' lIIIlIl1l'- xo 1l1l1g1v'l1Il1 1111 Sembr Cla s 009' ers Committee chairmen have many pertinent questions to decide. Although our way' of life is always changing. these changes either take place so quickly or so gradually that they pass without our noticing them. As seniors. a most important change is taking place-7 we are being carried almost magically' through the door to our fu- ture. it is hard not to regret leaving the most wonderful days of our lives, but these days can always be reliyed in our memories. It seemed just like yesterday when we awoke as eighth graders. At times we were apt to be a little starry-eyed or too sure of our- selves, but at the same time we were preparing ourselves for our senior year. Our eighth and ninth grade years slipped by quickly, and our sophomore year without our realizing it. Then came the first thrill of being upperclassmen. How proud we felt, and at that time no task of responsibility seemed too great for us to take care of, and tackle vigorously. The days passed swiftly, and finally the time came when we-yes, the rats of yesterday--were seniors. Deep down inside, it felt just like another school year, but week after week the senior homerooms became the dwelling place of nobility. But much to everyone's sur- prise, we continued to be just plain students. We were proud of all our contributions to the sports world, the dances, and of all our leaders in our student government. Yes, we indeed had something to be proud of! The dreaded final exams, which we thought would never come, and all of the wonderful graduation activities filled our last days in Warwick. Randy llerrmann, Treas.: Lucy Mitchell. Parl.g Pat Byrd, Reporterg .lean Rahn, Sec-5 Monty Tucker, Vice-Pres.g Richard Walkeir, Pres. l mule I.lilllS!' Alle-n llvnry Ifrlward M1411 Me 614 5 of ' 8 w 71 be remembe ed urun xIlll'gLi.ll't'l .'Xlllt'l'iUIl l ulrn' 1 - - - 2 ' . 1- n-ll Jxllllll un lluximl I,.-1-Iiuih-y.J1 ,lolm l,1'llLll'1l lluluv- llnnu Kay Hum- I X . l:a11,'41111.',-r.-. Iilm-k 1 77 Jaum-Q Nlnrlun :Xlkin on Muir:-xx f:k'0l'g11' Blll'llllllll Warn:-r Nlurxin Huw llvnrx Llull- li:-nlnn ll Llumlf-XX1lI1umlllukf Uvlin ffzunpln-ll Hluxnlun a' dcfhfe parflkbanfs lb ffze 5. 61 fl., 1 Y X ' i f S QS ax if Barbara Ellen Bott George Bowden Donald Farrar Bowen Bert Stephen Bower Nancy ,lean Branscotnb Frances Pauline Breeder Joyce Dell Bridgeman Susan Katherine Bryan Bose Ruth Burton llatrieia Ann Byrd jo Ann Campbell Robert Gene Capps Janie Lewis Bobbitt Martha Rebecca Boon Anita Prentice Boothe v kfors on Me affzlefk' hblai Wallvr Eugvm- Carter .lulic-I Ann Cash Ellllift' Hlllll Cllbllilill Nun-en lflimlwllx llussvll Russvll lrxing liluilmrne Nluv KUlllQ'I'iIll' lilurk Lim- lmlllw Llurkm- Iulm William ljllillgll, Ill Almlim- .lucnln CofTn1un.Jr. llillurd llunlvy Edwin EI'l1l'sI llunnel llarlnaru Emu Cutilwl' Ifmlwamlu Yillu Cuslillo 79 collaborators on school pabhkaffbn , lfurulyn Nluriv lfrnni Betty Fur' lfinuliff Connin- Virginia llutli-r Mary Slllilllllt' lhiwllpnn .lm-ffm-131111 Elliott Daxis Ji-mlil Ray llaxis Jiil'lIllt'iiIl0 Clay Uialnnnd Di-nnis Len- Dickinson linmks .Xnn ijit'il'il'il Holm-rl Cllunmlins Dislnnan .iillllvs ,In-Q-ph Dixon Bnnniv Sue' llmili Julian Francis Cox Jnlin ,Mlkin Crain Phyllis Marie Cn-n W 1 K experfhren tors Ill the lab , Holly lirillgus ljnlan Xlarilyn Gail llomly Nvil llimlvn llrummuncl l lllll XIII lu' lzmlxxurmls, jr, Karen slillllllNll EllNHlI'tlS l3.1rlml.l lu lle l'll u tll .l anus Rll'llIlllDllll l'il4lll'I' liurlnuru Kun l lllgLL'lA2lltl l l'1-flnvllxlllllulllw I'Ul'lN's llury lluymoml Ifnmkl-n llunulml ,lulm lfrzllllilill 81 William liuynmml l urmim'lu-ll1 dc ors 171 a' dmdfk' p oducflbn , 1' Na-lsun llernarml l'wl't'Q'll121Il Margin-rite' Davis Fri-ezv Nlargarvt Elizabvtli Calfnnl lfmhsard Nlurgan Gibson 1 ,. V V w r A A llarluuru J:-an Gmluin Niiflllil nl'l'llil'Q' Cold Mary Jam- llnml lfilwzmi Nilillfifl' litbllillll l.c'una Rubvrta Franskc llliarh-s Yah-mine Franzman Nvtlie- Lou Frazier z I lm-li-n Bram! Ivy Gray Margaret l,nuis4- lil'l't'll lin-lly l.ul1iNell1'cgm'y ,lnlm Rit'ili11'li f,illlill'it'. Jr. i 3 w' 82 chefs lb flame economfks, .Zh 3' w..- Sanmlra Cay llall Tillman Tluumas llassel Slnirle-y Ann Jones llallvy 'E Q, ,lt'l'1'llly llezlml llunulcl lin-an llcmlgvpulll Nlury l ram-1-s llc-- llomllly llelvn Higgins W 83 Sunuwl llnlwrl llLlyl'l'Lll'l. ll Ranmlulph llruy ll:-rrmunn Nlualvlim- Phylli- Iluckzulux and as students. Robert Dvnzil Holloway William Ewrvtte Hopkins Val Edward Hopkins. Jr. .luditli Flizalwtll Horner Wanda Lee Howell Carol Ann Hubbard john Edward llulibard Virginia Marlajo Hubbahl W p Patricia Burnell Hudson Ralph Edward Hudson Carolyn Savon Humphrey Zuvlia Ann Hurt 1 2 William Pierce Hodges Marion Melinda H olde-rby Frances Annette Holland Eacb bad a pa f to play 'i if 'llllUlllilS Kunklf- llulchens Linda Anne Ivins Paul Stevens ,larvis 1 ' Y a lim-tty Louise Jvnkins Anita l.inn johnson Barbara Cay ,l0lll15UIl Julius Nl0l'l'lS Johnson Nlary l,uu ,lllllllS0ll Elsie- Neal ,lorilan Yivlm' Dlillillllslill Kuna- Dorotlly l.0IIlS1' Kvatls Margie- l ra1n'v5 K1-lly .lulia Callie-rine Kempton Suzanne' Kl'lllll'it'll ,lam-t Marif- Kvrlin f 1 I X 85 lh mdk bg fu' cld s a success. Sllrilll May Krezvl H1-11j11111i11 Mlm-11 1.111-5 i.ilNXI'l'llL'1' Ifslxxin l.ax xllll lfIim1lwll1 l,11y11z- Nlurgarel Jxllll Lemlfnrml l.iIli.- Virginia imc- iiL'lbl'Qlt' ifurl l.:-1111111 i.iIlXHI4Ni Earl i.ilIie' Ruin-1't lfllgefllm' xii'lL'E1llit'Q Mary ESlJQ'I'LlIlt'f' Marshall Nlargarel Jani- Martin l.or1-lla Gay Niaxey 86 Dixie Lasue Killingsworth William Ray Kincaid Robert James Krause lhfxwlx Nlwxlm- Nh-Xlullml L'omm1?fees, sembr and offzerwllve, ,l1'LlllIl4'Illl Xlu-l'urI'u1l Xlvlizly Xlnn- Hllxlu Nlllle-1' 1 ef Jann- xllllvll Nlfvllfull-urn' 55 XXuxm- Nm Nlurggzul 87 A l ' -5 ll gllf X I.mm-m-.- Nlaulrnl xlHI'glilll ll flehed ea fl to express Milton james Uakle-y Nancy Lou Olmerseidr-r Willard Winston Olnvy Margie Ire-:lv Olson Phyllis ,lean 0'Nlall1-3 Peggy Ann Owrbay Joyce Fr:-cman Ovvrlwy Shirlvy Ann Owen llillwrt Scott Panton ,lean Juanita Parker Palrica ,lane Parker Bart llarland Partclm lla-lrn Faye lNval Anne Dellray N1-wlon Charlvs Franklin Norri fu' wlew and Mens .Ulm 'Z ' 5 liuggq-ne l lukie Nvll lhmlf- ' v f Ralph l'vI4- l'uw4-ll lllllllllh luv l,l'4'Nsll'j llaximl Nlurfhull l'ri1-v William ju-1-plx l'l'illlilH'l'1l H1-lly l'ull'i1'iu l'riIm'llar1l .Xllwrl lfluplun Pulliam Frank Us-m'gg1' l'ulll, Jr. lfurlf-1' Nlim-hun-l Uuinlin .lf-an lmuisn- Kuhn ifurulyn Ann Rum-urn lilizuln-th Ann Rznmm lnuis Warren R4-ml .Inlmisv ,lufn-llc R4-Iowa ,lmlilll Lum- Rnlwrsmm will: fellow classmate and l:lllll'lt'r lluglulmm- Rimlvuul RiK'llill4!l 'Xlun Rilve- Iltlllillil Culvnlzul Riplvy lmlnu Joh-ne IlU1N'l'FHll Sue c:LllIl1'I'il'lQ' Roln-rIMm XIIFIIVI' l,m11sz1 Hmll'1g11u'z Y . lwdm-y William Iiussf-r Frank Eduard Huundy .luvqus-lynn Tssylia Home 90 vp lilllillt' R1-ill Klan .Xrlhur ROQ,iE'l' att I lassvll Resp: ffzen see ffzem fum to eahhbs. it 6 GF' Emily Rai- Russvll Jurnvs. Madison Russell, Ill Walter Ne-lms Sadler iv f ,f' I is-N 95 4 F Y 8 n 91 lic-lly Qlm-un Sandi-rs Tony I.:-u Sanders lilizalmvlh Laci-y Sanford Joyce Carol Schmid llnnald Murray Scriplvr Elizalmvlli Louanne Svllur William Frank Shank. Jr I.:-sliv llarre-nlinv Sham ,lulin Wayne- Slim-nu-nski Slit-llric Jeannie Slu-rrill Cartvr Lee Silcux Ili-My Eppvrsun Simpson 60 -ape arfbn, fellow bb, arm' ab My Sylxia hun-lla Smith Wanda Nlurim- Smith Gun- Cray Sm-all Nlury Willis Snymlm-r Barlrara Ln-c Spain Jolm Frzincis Spencer Carol Sylvia Sprague lla-len Anne- Stancil Carol Elizalu-tll Stviner Elfrie-mlm' Lilly Str-mart Hn-natv Ingolmrg Stewart Billy Burg:-ss Strade-r ,lumly Gayle Simpson john 'l'i-rrcl Slaughter lflmcr Franklin Smith. .lr we e assets nor o be dembd if 'C' 2 In-N cz' pi., -,f - ' ,1...V 14- -,,, we 5 G- 4 Hill! lIlll'l1'llSl' Sllllll Thmnus Burlun Sumnwre-ll llurhura Nlilmlre-ml Sunslernuivr 'lvl' HlIllll'l' Suisllel' XIUIIFUK' Wilton Tale Nlurgiz- Sue Tn-rry ,Iulm Thlblllilf Tmnp s. liurl Nlmllgmm-ry 'fm-km-r Sally In-nv 'l'm-cd as . .- Q-- lluxid Spamly Yann lmuglus llaynvs xllllgllilll Nurmu Joan M-rlumln-r Nathan Hyatt w'illkl'l' Nit'llill't1 llun-furml Walk:-r 93 and WIWI Me e, the cla s Barbara Callihun Wie-lls Carolyn Key West llerniee xl2lllgQllIlt'llC While llelano Roof:-vel! White l'anl Abington While Nelson Troy Whitehead Donna Lee Wiekliani Robert Louis WiggQ Reheeea Joyce Wilkins Betty ,lo Williams Fred Mitchell Williams Joel Munn Williallis, ,lr Clyde llowellel Walerw Phillip Marion Webb llurclun rllhomas Wieck 94 vhurel Wulluw' XX illium- I xlfglllllll shnlu- NX nlfnn Xlln-rl Wray Wmlllrla- sfrhfea' for the be f. 3 Wu-an I.:-igll wtuml jf-un Carol Wmullmry l'm'lm-r Wnmllmln Betty l.axura Wmularal 4 Nlarjnrie Wilfun Wusku l.nu Iillllllil Wyatt l'a1lsy Hull: Ya-urxmml Clulnletlv Lynne- lyk:-Q Clhurlw Raymond Nluss 'l'ln-odorv l'uuI Ravi lluulu Uvam- Russ jnyw- Ann XVQIXLEQLIIIIVY' W ' ! ' W , 'X Many Warw kk Students Won Honors The cheer g'Are you proud of your schoolv docsn't confine itself only to athletics. We at Waryxick are indeed proud of the students who have hrought honor to their alma mater through activities in varied fields, This year we had finalists in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship competition, the national winner of the Propeller contest, champions in athletics. music. and science, as well as honors non in civic cluh and school activities. We pause here momentarily to salute these people for a job well done. Ol I'SlIJl-I HONORS: l'at Foulz. YFW .Xnxiliaryz liill Priniaycrn, Hr-llecca Wyatt. Yoice of lleniorracyg ,lack Clough. Lucy Nlitchcll. JxIllt'l'lt'illl l,m-gion: Nancy Ohersciulcr- Prop:-llar fllnhg Jani- Nlonfalconc. llomcmalo-r of 'l'omorrow1 Dt-qpanla Collings- north. Elsie Jurden, Wildlife Essay: ,Xnn Hanson. lJ.nX,H Slllllll..-XRSllll'S: X. J. liollnian, Hilllfllilpll' .'KFl'lll.l'l'l'lC JXW'.lRlJS: Donald Sm-all. Track: Hai-on: tfolin Blayqlon. Nlavry lhlursllall. National Sieve Bower. W'v!'t'SIliIlg1 Philip Wiellli. Footliall. xll'l'll1 lM-il i,I'lllIllllUlHl. XNRXA. l'.l,.-X. l'ctlcra- tion. lg :M r F' F' g r fgfiqfy ahr K was L 5 SCHOOL AWARDS: Richard Williams. SQIIICXQQIC 'X W -XRIJS: .Xmln-ix llaclnnan. .'Kl.l.-S'l1.'X'l'lf li.-KNIT: Sunny Se-ay. Ray llarl Sportsmanship: Danny Adams. Loyalty: llnnl- 'l'onnny llln-ck. ,lunn-s Cflcnnnon-. Scif-in-e lfair. less. Hicluml lip:-s, er Swisher, llonor: Pete Cooley. Loyalty: Linda Z4-llc. ,Ioannc Denton. Magazine Sales: Robert Bailey. ftlagazine Sal:-s. 96 1 I w 1 RA 1 :TVN ,, g fliiiz , 'ffwl' :A A, A are ' ' ' ' 'N j -91.-g f .i,qm'f1d?i'3ZS1r Q 3 gil, , vmwif.-5 J., , I 1 5, , - 2 -'af '-..,- aa 1 , ,-. ',l Q-fegig-Q , I' , Charles Hughlove Rideout SEN 0K Charles Hughlove Rideout, picked the Best All Around boy of the Senior Class of ,53, is most deserving of this title. Since the day this lad entered Warwick High School, he has vigorously participated in every activity conceivable. Charles, quickly learning to accept responsibility, led his class for three years as president, he served on the Honor Council, Usher Board and was a delegate to the Tri-City S.C.A. Federation. Now, this his senior year, he has led us through thick and thin as S.C.A. President, and has done a tremendous job in accomplishing most of the aims set forth in his platform. Some of these accomplishments included the instal- lation of speakers in the cafeteria and creating wider participation on the S.C.A. committees. A magnetic smile and a warm personality have been the outstand- ing trademarks of this senior. Very deserving of a Senior Leader, Charlie plans to attend Hamp- den-Sydney College in the fall where he will study in the field of medicine. Warwick High School will never forget you, Charlie, and you will always remain a part of its halls forever. Virginia Anne Wilson, a well-liked Senior Leader, is known through the halls of Warwick by her sweet smile and friendly dis- position. Anne has participated in many of the activities during her high school career. She has been a representative on the 'Honor Council, a homeroom officer, and member of the S.C.A. Congress as well as S.C.A. and class committees, She also served as usher during her senior year. Chosen by her classmates as one of the '6Best Looking girls at Warwick, Anne was also on the Homecoming Court and chosen by the football team to be Queen of the Court. As the delegate from Warwick, she was a princess in the Court of the International Azalea Festival. Anne will enter Wake Forest College in the fall to further her education, We know she will continue to excel in all she does. Anne, we wish you all the success possible! You will long be remembered by all who have known you, especially by your friends of the Class of '58! 98 Virginia Anne Wilson ZMDER Jean Louise Rahn, with her sparkling personality and warm friendly smile, is a very deserving Senior Leader. Jean has the perfect combination of a spirit of co-operation and willingness to work which can easily be seen from the fine jobs she has carried out in her years at Warwick High. She began serving on the Social Committee in her sophomore year, and became a very capable and active chairman in her senior year. She began to take an active part in the S.C.A. also in her sophomore year by representing her homeroom in the S.C.A. Con- gress. Jean proved her capability of leadership in her junior year by acting as chairman of the Loyalty Committee and of a Prom Com- mittee, In her senior year, as a delegate to the S.C.A. Federation and the Youth Forum, and as Senior Class Secretary and Committee Chairman, she served her school well. As a climax to her senior year, Jean was chosen Most Popularv girl in the class. Longwood, where Jean will probably major in some type of social work, will profit by gaining such a capable and enthusiastic girl as she is. We wish you, Jean, all the happiness your big, warm heart can hold. he believes. deavors. Aldine Jacob Coffman, Jr. 99 Aldine Jacob Coffman Jr better known as A J has done a fine job as First Vice President of this years SC A His work in Congress and Lxecutlve Council readily reflects his leadership his capacity to Mthmk on his feet and his nature to stand up for what A member of the lxey Club and H1 Y he has shown his willingness to follow as well as his ablllty to lead In addition to his outstanding scholastic achievements, he has still found time to do a llttle broad jumping for the track team and to support all our athletic programs A. J. plans to enter the ministry after Randolph Macon and semi nary, where we know he will be as outstanding as at Warwick The Class of '58 will not forget you A J good luck in all your en F .S'6Wl0K All 459, ,N UND hx and Lhkux H K . '31 1 N H U i, . ui N 1110.57 llkflf' 70 5066550 Lacey Sanford and Javk Uuugh , 0 uf 5 57 4 CU ff Wm, M M057 szwoaz 5'P!k!7 .Am uni . J X R Wx lzwklf- limlv and Hillllik Ht'I'l'llliiHlI 100 PER.S'0M4ll7lf5' ,CLIN Ll Ill illll BLM 1 M057 POPULAR I R 1 K 1' H Olney My 7 4004'ffra rllgun - illlq M057 Aflflf I Qlvx 1' Hmmm XXHQ-Lhuum :nu . TIC Nmwr W X I 1 I II 4 ,Mk l After a fun - Wea' day, St'lli1II' M51-1111111 -f l,l1'111l1111li1+11 Huy in Dogpatcl1. Mcrnbe-rs of the class assumed the guises of the vegas-I-4... I1 1-11111111-11-1's with the usual Dogpatch antics 1'esulti11g, x J II11 111 II 1111 ll1W11lk 11itl1 CMI. .ln-1111 Hahn and Monty Tucker read the Last Wfi 111141 Tt'SI3lN0lll. 102 we we e ready to ece 've FVIIIHIS xx ul fm' !lI'lI'l'lliIl Ni 'll'll I'xLll'K'i 11-ilu-l llw fm-x'1+nls1mvss of lllv mwalsmxx m r.,r.L. . -.- Y llu iuullx IIHIIIIIQIF tulw lllvix' uppuirntccl plavcs. ,Nsfifluxll l'rim'ipul :Xll'C1llllll'll. limp W. I . Bu 4 K bum-sl 5ll1'lllxL'l' llr. I+1-11111-If ll, l,g111klns+1'ml. lyfillklllll , . . Lux. XXSSISUIIII l l'IIll'lllLll lhui S. IWTTIK alll 'iilllll F A -9.1.55 'Ur Gilllll Kiwi 'N' , . 4 vii -, K X N ' tif T ' R1-V. Hl1I'lxt' Hin-N the izuxwwzllimm. The IHUIIICIII. for 1'CC'CiX'illg mliplumas urrixvs. rs ' 103 Ill! SENMR 5' 7.4715 7lt' SHARON MARGARET ALDERSON Orientation Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Commit- tees: The Plough Staff, 11, 12, Assistant Feature Editor, 11, Business Manager, 12: Library Assistant, 12: Quill and Scroll, 12: French Club, 12. CAROLE LOUISE ALLEN Publicity Committee Chairman, 12: Social Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Production of The ,Late Chris- topher Bean, 12: Production of Onions in the Stew, 12: Produc- tion of One-act plays, 12: Production of Babes in Toyland, 19: Mississippi Melody, 11, Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, 10, 11, SUSAN L. W. ARGABRIG1-IT Homeroom Officer, 10, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: -Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Spanish Club, 10, 11, 12. JAMES MORTON ATKINSON Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Production of One-act plays, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. ANDREW G. BACHMANN Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 12: Acted in One-act play, 12: Band, 9, 10, 12: Science Club, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. DAVID LEE BAILEY, JR. Transferred from Appomattox High School, Virginia, 9: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 12. JOHN LENARD BAINES, JR. Senior Committees: Production of A Man Called Peter, 11, Great Big Doorstep, 11: Production of One-act plays, 11: Warwick Playhouse, 12. DONA KAY BANE Transferred from Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia, 9: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 12: A Cappella, 11, 12. WARNER MARVIN BASS J.V. Football, 9: Mixed Chorus, 11: Band, 9, 10, HENRY CLYDE BENTON, JR. Transferred from Tileston Jr. High School, Wilmington, North Carolina, 10: Recreation Night Committee, 10, 11: Loyalty Com- mittee, 11: Social Committee, 10, 11, 12: Garden Committee, 11: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 10: S.C.A. Congress, 10: Acted in One-act play, 10, 11: Sth and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 9: A Cappella, 12: Science Clubs, 12. BILLY CHARLES BLACK Senior Committees: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: Spanish Club, 11: Senior Personality: 8th and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Baseball, 9: J.V. Football, 9: Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12: Var- sity Football, 10, 11, 12: Band, 9, 19. CLAUDE WILLIAMS BLAKE Transferred from Hampton High School, 11: Senior Committees. COLIN CAMPBELL BLAYDON Orientation Committee, 9, 10: Cafeteria Committee, 12: Social Committee, 11: Activity Ticket Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Ofiicer, 12: Usher, 11, 12: Golf, 10: Tennis, 11, 12: Band, 9, 10, 12: Orchestra, 10: All State Band, 9. JOSEPH COLUMBUS BLUME, JR. Senior Committees: Sth and 9th grade Football, 9: J.V. Foot- ball, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 9, 11. JANIE LEWIS BOBBITT Senior Committees. JERRY LEE BOLLINGER MARTHA REBECCA BOON Transferred from Rome High School, Rome, Georgia, 10: Social Committee, 12: Senior Committees: Band, 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ELLEN BOTT Transferred from Newport News High School: Senior Commit- tces. GEORGE TILGHMAN BOWDEN Production of Onions in the Stew, 12: Acted in The Late Chris- topher Bcan, 12: Production of One-act plays, 12. DONALD FARRAR BOWEN Senior Committees: Homeroom Ofiicer, 9: Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Science Club, 9, 10. BERT STEPHEN BOWER Outdoor and Indoor Track, 9, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Football, 9, 10, 11, 12: Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Acted in Spriny- time, 12, Babes In Toyland, 10: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11: Senior Personality. NANCY JEAN BRANSCOMB Garden Committee, 11: Magazine Sales Committee, 11, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: The Warwick Staff, 11, 12, Advertising Manager, 11, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: Production of The Little Minister, 10: Span- ish Club, 11, 12: Quill and Scroll, 12, President, 12. 105 FRANCES THOMPSON BREEDEN Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11, 12. JOYCE BRIDGEMAN S.nior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 11, 12: Science Club, 10. SUSAN KATHERINE BRYAN Transferred from Acalanes High School, Lafayette, California, IU: Orientation Committee, 11: Pep Committee Chairman, 123 Smoking Committee, 12: Ca eteria Committee, 12: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: The Warwick Staff, 11, 12, Typist, 11, 12, Assistant Business Manager, 11: Warwick Playhouse. 12: Production of Onions in thc Stew, 12: Acted in The Late Chris- topher Bcan, 12: Acted in One-act plays, 11, 12: Spanish Club. 19, 11: Quill and Scroll. 12. RICHARD EUGENE BUNCH Homecoming Committee, 12: Pep Committee, 9: Prom Commit- tccs: Stnior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9, 10: J.V. Football, 11 : Science Club, 10. ROSE RUTH BURTON Assembly Committee, 12: Spanish Club, 11: FHA, 9, PATRICIA ANN BYRD Senior Class Reporter: Social Committee, 11: Assembly Com- mitte.-, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9, 11: Usher, 11, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 11: The Plough StafT, 11, Assistant Business Manager, 11, JO ANN CAMPBELL Prom Committees: Senior Committees. WALTER EUGENE CARTER Ethics Committee, 9: Safety Committee, 11, 12: Prom'Commit- te.s: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 10, 11: Spanish Club, 10: Nth and 9th grade Football, 9: J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Baseball Manager, 9, 10: Science Club, 11, JULIET ANN CASH Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11: FHA, 9: Mixed Chorus, 10. EUNICE RUTH CASHION Transferred from Newport News High School, 11: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: 'French Club, 12. EDWARDO VILLA CASTILLO Transferred from Newport News High School, 10. RUSSELL IRVING CLAIBORNE Transferred from Crewe High School, Crewe, Virginia, 9: Homeroom Officer, 11: J.V. Basketball, 10: Varsity Basketball, 11. KATHERINE MAE CLARK Senior Committees: Acted in Springtime, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixtd Chorus, 10, 11: Library Assistant, 12. ELSIE LOUISE CLARKE Senior Committees: Library Assistant, 12. JOHN WILLIAM CLOUGH, Ill S.C,A, Chaplain, 12: Orientation Committee, 12: Leadership Training Committee, 12: Garden Committee, 11: Prom Commit- t.es: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 10, 12: Exccutive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: Board of Elections, 12: Senior Personality: Outdoor Track, 10: Band, 9, 10, 11: All-State Band, 11: Honor Council. 12. ALDINE JACOB COFFMAN, JR. S.C.A. First Vice-President, 12: Codebook Committee Chair- man, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Usher, ll: Ex- ecutive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12: P.T.A. Executive Council, 12: Board of Elcctions, 12: Outdoor Track, 12: Science Club, 12: French Club, 12. HILLARD CONLEY 'Fransferrcd from I-Iindman High School, Hindman, Kentucky, 11 : Prom Committees: Senior Committees. EDWIN ERNEST CONNER Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9: Managg- of J.V. Base- ball, 10. CARLETON PETER COOLEY Assembly Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9: Acted in One-act play, 12: Spanish Club, 10, 11: J.V. Football, ll: Varsity Football Manager, 9, 10: Varsity Basketball Manager, 9: Orchestra, 9, 10. BARBARA EVON COOPER Prom Committees: Senior Committees. CHARLES LESLIE CORBETT Transferred from Suffolk High School, 10: Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 12. JULIAN FRANCIS COX Dance Band, 11, 12: Science Club, 12. ENIOR .9 47157165 JOHN ADKIN CRAIN Prom Committees: Senior Cummittees: Production ul' IV1' Shook Thr I umIly 7'rn', 1'J: Plumiuction of S1ITl lljllf7'lH', 12: A Cappella. 123 Mixed Chorus, 10, 11. CAROLYN CHUM Prom Committees: Senior Cummittves: Production of A Mau Cullwl I':'f4'r and TI11' Iirrul lffy llr101'stc'p, 11: Library As- sistant, ll. I5lG'I l'Y CUNDIFF CONNIE VIRGINIA CU'l'I.ER '1'rans!'ur-red from Hampton High School, 10: Social Committee, 12: Prom Cummittws: SL-niur Committces: Homeroom Officer, Ill: Delegate tu Youth Forum, 12: Acted in The Lair' Chris- Iophrr Hrun, 12: Acted in lfalzrs In Toylnml, 10: Acted in Sllfflljltilllff 12: FHA. 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. ll, MARY SUZANNE DAVENPORT P1-um Cummittess: Science Club, 9. JEFFERSON EI,I.IOT'1' DAVIS Sunim- Committees: Spanish Club, ll, 12: Science Club. 11, 12. JEROLD RAY DAVIS Pep Cummittee, 11, 12: Smoking Committee, 12: Senior Commit- teos: Acted in Halws In Toyland, 10: Xth and 9th grade Basket- bull. Si: Varsity Football, El, 10, 11: Wrcstlinyz, 10: A Cappella. 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: Band, 9, JACQUl'II.lNl'I GAY DIAMOND Cafeteria Committev, 12: Homeroom Officer, 12: Acted in Mix- sissippi Mvlozlyl. ll: A Cappella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. DENNIS LEE DICKINSON Transfurred from St, Vincent De Paul, Newport News, 93 Sen- ior Cummittces: Tennis, 10, 11, 12: Manager of Baseball, 9. BROOKS ANN DIETRICH Social Committee, 9, 10, 11, 12: Recreation Night Committee, 10, 11: Publicity Committee, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Commit- tee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, U, 10: Warwick Playhouse, 12: Production of A Mau Called Pcrrr and Great Big Doorstep, 11: Acted in Onions in the Stvw, 12: Acted in One-act play, 10, 11. ROBERT CLAUDIUS DISHMAN V Safety and Civil Defense Committee, 11: Pep Committee, 10, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Acted in Onions in lhv Str-uv, 12: Acted in Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, ll: Tennis, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11: Science Club,' 9, 10. BONNIE SUE DODD Prom Committe-S: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: Safety Patrol, 11: Production of lfalws in Toyland, 10: Produc- tiun of Missi.-asippi Mflody. 11: Acted in Hahes in Toyland, 10: A1-red in Slfrfrlutinuf, 12: A Cauvella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10. BETTY BRIDGES DOLAN Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9. 10: Acted in Babes in Toyland, 10: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11. MARILYN GAIL DOWDY Senior Committevs: Acted in Missisaippi Melody, 11: Acted in Spr1'ngtinu'. 12: A Cappella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. NEIL HIDEN DRUMMOND Magazine Sales Committee, 11: Assembly Committee, 12: Home- room Officer, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Usher, 11, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: French Club, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Science Club, 10. CATHERINE LEE DYKE Historian Committee. 10, 11: Publicity Committee, 10, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: The Warwick Staff, 11, Assistant Business Manager, 11. HENRY EUGENE EDMUNDSON Publicity Committee, 10: Senior Committees: Acted in The Fortzme Teller, 9: Babes in Toyland, 10: Mississippi Melody, 11: Springtime, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10, 11. CURTIS AINSLIE EDWARDS, JR. Homeroom Officer, 10: Sth and 9th grade Basketball and Base- ball, 9: J.V. Basketball, 10: Varsity Basketball, 11, 12: Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12, KAREN STANDISH EDWARDS Class Treasurer, 10, 11: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11: S. C. A, Congress, 9: Acted in Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 11. BARBARA BEL FERGUSON Trans'erred from Waynesville High School, Waynesville, North Carolina, 11: Senior Committees. BRUCE LINDSAY FERGUSON Pep Committee, 11: Loyalty Committee, 12: Publicity Committee, 12: Recreation Niyzht, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Production of The Late Chrisiopher Bean, 12: Acted in Onions in the Stew, 12: Production of One-act plays, 12: Spanish Club, grbll, 12: Golf, 9: Tennis, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: Science u , 9. JAMES RICHMOND FISHER Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Science Club, 9. IOQ ISARISARA ANN FITZGERALD Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9 Mixvml Chorus, 10. CURTIS EDWARD FOOKS J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 10. 12: Wrestling, 10, 11, 12. PRESTON WILLIAMS FORBES Trnnsfvrred from Maury High School, Norfolk, Virginia, 12: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 12: Outdoor Track, 12: Var- sity Basketball M8h32El', 12: Orchestra, 12. WILLIAM RAYMOND FORMICHELLI, JR. Homeroom Officer, 10: Spanish Club, 12: Nth and 9th grade Basketball and Football, 9: J.V. Baseball and Football, 10: Varsity Football, 12. GARY RAYMOND FRANKEN Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 11: J.V. Fuutball, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Wrestlinxz, 10, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 11. JOHN RONALD FRANKLIN Prom Committeasz Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Safety Patrol, 9: Rth and Oth grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Basketball, 11: J.V. Football, 10, 11: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. LEONA ROBERTA FRANSKE Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Acted in One-act play, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. CHARLES VALENTINE FRANZMAN, III Community Relations Committee, 12: Senior Committees: Home- room Officer, 10, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: J.V. Baseball, 9, 10: French Club, 12. NETTIE LOU FRAZIER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 11: Acted in Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, 11: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11, NELSON BERNARD FREEMAN, JR. Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 11: Track Manager 9. MARGUERITE DAVIS FREEZE Senior Committees: Production of We Shaolc the Family Trac. 93 Mixed Chorus, 9, 10. MARGARET ELIZABETH GALFORD Transferred from Post High School, Quantico, Virginia: Senior Committees. BARBARA JEAN GODWIN Recreation Night Committee, 12. NORMA BERNICE GOLD Transferred from Newport News High School, 9: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Production of The Little Minister, 10, A Man Called Peter, 11: Production of One-act plays, 11: Spanish Club, 10, 11: Library Assistant, 12. JANE GOOD Prom Committees: Senior Committeeg. MARGARET LOUISE GREEN Class Parliamentarian, 11: S.C.A. Parliamentarian, 12: Social Committee, 11, 12: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 9: Usher, 11, 12: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 12: The Warwick Staff, 11. 12, Assistant Literary Editor, 11, Business Manager, 12: Board of Elections, 12: Spanish Club, 11: Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11: Quill and Scroll, 12, JOHN RICHARD GUTHRIE, JR. Social Committee, 11, 12: Music Committee, 12: Prom Commit- teas: Senior Committee Chairman: Production of The Little Dog Laughed, 10: Acted in Onions in the Stew, and The Late Christopher Bean, 12: Warwick Playhouse, 12: Acted in One-act play, 10: Senior Personality: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: French Club, 12. HARVEY LAKE HARRIS, JR. Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth. PAUL STEVENS JARVIS Homeroom Officer, 12: Spanish Club, 10, 113 Manager of J.V. Football, 10. THOMAS TILLMAN HASSELL, JR. Safety Committee, 12: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 11: Varsity Basketball Manager, 10: Science Club, 10. SHIRLEY ANN JONES HATLEY Senior Committees: Acted in and Production of Babes In Toy- land, 10, Mississippi Melody, 11, Springtime, 12: A Cappella, 11, 121 Mixed Chorus, 10. JOHN CROMWELL HAUGHTON Senior Committees: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band, 10, 11, 12. SAMUEL ROBERT HAYCRAFT, JR. Transferred from Newport News High School, 10: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10: Mississippi Melody, 11: Springtime, 12: J.V. Basketball, 10: J.V..Baseball, 10: Varsity Basketball, 11: Varsity Baseball, 11, 12: A Cappella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. JEREMY WILLIAM HEAD Transferred from Rancho High School, Las Vegas, Nevada, ll: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12. 5fNl0R 57147157165 DONALD DEAN HEDGEPETH Transferred from Newport News High School, 9: Senior Com- mittees: Safety Patrol, 9: Band 9, 10, 11, 12. PEGGY JOYCE HEDGEPETH Senior Committees. DAVID EDGAR HENDRIX. JR. Homeroom Officer, 12: Acted in One-Act Play, 12: 8th and 9th grade Basketball, 9: Tennis, 12. JOSEPH PATRICK HENNESSY Transferred from Greenwich High School, Greenwich, New York, 11: French Club, 12: Orchestra, 12. HELGA HERGET Transferred from Kaiserslautern High School, Germany, 12: Senior Committees: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: Acted in Onions In the Stew, 12: Mixed Chorus, 12. RANDOLPH GARY HERRMANN Class Treasurer, 12: Orientation Committee, 12: Sportsmanship Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee-Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 10, II: S.C.A. Congress, II: Acted in One- act play, 12: Spanish Club, 11: Senior Personality: J.V. Basket- ball 9, 10: J.V. Football, 9: Varsity Football, 10, 11, 12: Out- door Track, 11, MARY FRANCES HESS Recreation Night Committee, 12: Social Committee, I1: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 11, 12: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 19, Mississippi Melody, 11, Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10: Girls' orus, 1. DOROTHY HELEN HIGGINS Recreation Night Committee, 10: Social Committee, 12: Loyalty Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Home- room Officer, 9. MADELINE PHYLLIS HOCKADAY Class Vice-President, 9, 10: S.C.A. Secretary, 12: Recreation Night Committee, I0, II: Garden Committee, 11: Loyalty Com- mittee, 10: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 10, 11: S.C.A. District Convention Chairman, 11: The Warwick Staff, 11, I2, Co-editor, 11, Editor, 12: Board of Elections, 12: Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11: Senior Personality: French Club, 12: Quill and Scroll, 12: J.V. Cheerleader, 9: Varsity Cheerleader, 10, I1, 12, Captain, 12, WILLIAM PIERCE HODGES, JR. Social Committee, 12: Cafeteria Committee, 12: Prom Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 11, 12: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9: Spanish Club, 10, 11: Tennis, 10, 11, 12: Wrestling, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11: Science Club, 9. MARION MELINDA HOLDERBY Orientation Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Commit- tees: Homeroom Oficer, 9: Delegate to Youth Forum, 122 French Club, 12. FRANCES ANNETTE HOLLAND Senior Committees: FHA 10: Library Assistant, 12. ROBERT DENZIL HOLLOWAY Recreation Night Committee, 11:' Prom Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Library Assistant, 9, 10, 11, 12, VAL EDWARD HOPKINS. JR. Committee, 11: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: Congress, 9: Spanish Club, 9: 8th and 9th grade Basket- J.V. Basketball, 10: J.V. Baseball, 9: Varsity Basketball, Social S.C.A. ball, 9: II, 12: Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12: Band, 9. WILLIAM EVERETT HOPKINS Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11: Wrestling Manager, 10, JUDITH ELIZABETH HORNER Handbook Committee, 10: Smoking Committee, 12: Historian Committee Chairman, I-2: Loyalty Committee, 11: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 10: The Earle Staff, 11, 12, Assistant Advertising Manager, 11, Advertising Manager, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum. 12: Student Director of The Late Christopher Bean, 12: Acted in Onions In the Stew, 12: Warwick Playhouse, 12: Production of One-act play, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9. CAROL ANN HUBBARD Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 9, 1I. JOHN EDWARD HUBBARD VIRGINIA MARLAJO HUBBARD Transferred from Newport News High School, 10: Senior Com- mittees: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10, Springtime, 12: A Cap- pella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10, PATRICIA BERNELL HUDSON Transferred from Rochefort American High School, Rochefort, France, 12: Senior Committees. CAROLYN HUMPHRY Prom Committees: Senior Committees. IO7 ZUELIA ANN HURT Magazine Sales Committee, 9, II: Social Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Acted in One-act play, 12: Spanish Club, II, 12: Library Assistant, 9, 10. THOMAS KUNKLE HUTCHENS Prom Committees: Senior Committees. LINDA ANNE IVINS S.C.A. 2nd Vice-President, 11: Assembly Committee, 9, Chair- man, 12: Handbook Committee, 9, 10: Social Committee, Il: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Oflicer, 9, 10, 11: Executive Council, II: S.C.A. Congress, 9, I0, 11: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 9, 10, II: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: S.C.A. District Convention Host, II: P.T.A. Executive Council, II: Warwick Playhouse, 10, Il, 12: Acted in Little Day Laughed, 10, Great Big Door.-step, II, Onions In the Stew, 12: Acted in and Production of Springtime, 12: A Cap- pella, 12: Band, 11: J.V. Cheerleader, 9: Varsity Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12: Homecoming Court, 9, 10, 12: French Club, I2: Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention, I0. ANITA LINN JOHNSON Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 10, BARBARA GAY JOHNSON Transferred from Halifax County High School, South Boston, Virginia, 12: Senior Committees: Acted in Unions In the Stew, 12. JULIUS MORRIS JOHNSON, JR. Class President, Il: Smoking Committee Chairman, 12: Sports- manship Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Oflicer, 9, 10, 12: Executive Council, 11: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 11, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Conven- tion, 11: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Acted in One-act play, 12: Nth and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J. V. Basketball and Baseball, 10: Golf, 10, II, 12. MARY LOU JOHNSON Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High School, 9: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Oiiicer, 10, 11: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10: Girls' Chorus, II. ELSIE NEAL JORDAN Publicity Committee, 10: Social Committee, 12: Prom Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Production of One-act plays, 10: Acted in One-act play, 10: Production of Mississippi Melody. II: Acted in Springtime, 12: A Cappella, II, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. VICTOR DONALDSON KANE Science Club, II, 12. DOROTHY LOUISE KEATTS Homeroom Officer, 10, 11, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 11: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10:, Mixed Chorus, 9, 10. JAMES ALVIN KELLUM, JR. Spanish Club, 10: J.V. Basketball, Baseball, and Football, 9: Varsity Baseball and Football, 10, 11, 12. JULIA CATHERINE KEMPTON Transferred from Newport News High School, 10: Senior Com- mittees: Production of Onions In the Stew and The Late Chris- topher Bean, 12: Production of One-act plays, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: Girls' Chorus, II. SUZANNE KENDRICK Transferred from Lawrence D. Bell High School, Hurst, Texas, 11. DIXIE LOUSUE KILLINGSWORTH ROBERT JAMES KRAUSE Assembly Committee, 9, 10, Chairman, 12: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 11: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 11: Warwick Playhouse, 12: Production of Unions In the Stew and The Late Christopher Bean, 12: Acted in A Man Called Peter, 12: Pro- duction of One-act plays, 12: Spanish Club, 10, 11: Mixed Chorus, II. BENJAMIN A. LACY Transferred from Dupont High School, 10: Senior Committees: The Plough Staff, 12, Assistant Editor, I2: Acted in One-act play, 12: Band, 9, 10, I2: Science Club, 11, 12. ANN ELIZABETH LAYNE Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Of- ficer, II, 12: Acted in Springtime, 12: Spanish Club, 10: A Cap- pella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10. LAWRENCE EDWIN LAX Community Relations Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: Spanish Club, 11: Wrestling, II. MARGARET ANN LEDFORD Senior Committees. GEORGE EARL LEMON Transferred from Fern Creek High School, Louisville, Kentucky, II. LINWOOD EARL LITTLE Homeroom Officer, 12: Outdoor Track, 12: Wrestling, 11, 12. 5 NIOR 571471 TIC! ROBERT E, MACAULEY Transferred from Ithaca High School, lthaca, New York: Prom Committee: Senior Committee Chairman: Science Club, 12. MARY ESPERANCE MARSHALL Homeroom Officer, 9: French Club, 12. MARGARET JANE MARTIN Social Committee, 11, 12: Cafeteria Committee, 11: Historian Committee, 11: Prom Committee: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer: Safety Patrol, 11: Acted in One-act play. 11: Production of Mississippi Melody, 11: Acted in Mississippi Mclodil. 11: Acted in Spring1time,'12: A Cappella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10: Library Assistant, 12. LORETTA MAXEY Prom Committees: Senior Committees. JAMES EDWARD MCKAY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MCKEEL Acted in Springtime, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10. BEVERLY MAXINE MCMAHAN Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 11. ALICE OLIVIA MILLER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Acted in Babes in Toy- land, 10: Acted in Mississippi Melody, 11: Spanish Club, 10, 11: Mixed Chorus, 10, 12: Library Assistant, 12: Girls' Chorus, 11. BETTY IRENE MILLER Publicity Committee Chairman, 12: Social Committee, 9, 10, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 11: Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11, 12: Production of Babes In Toyland, 10: Production of Mississippi Melody, 11: Production of Spring- time, 12: Acted in Springtime, 12: A Cappella, 12: Science Club, 9, 10, Il, JOAN ELAINE MILLER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10: Safety Patrol, 9, 10: Science Club, 9. LUCY JANE MITCHELL Class Parliamentarian, 12: Social Committee, 12: Prom Com- mittee Chairman: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9: The Earle Staff, 11, 12, Advertising Manager, 11, Assistant Editor, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11: Quill and Scroll, 12. DONALD WAYNE MONK Transferred from North Augusta School, North Augusta, South Carolina, 9: Prom Committees: Senior Committees. JANE ANNELLE MONFALCONE Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11: Production of Onions In thc Stew and The Late Christopher Bean, 12: Pro- duction of One-act plays, 12: Acted in One-act play, 12: Science Club, 9: Warwick Playhouse, 12. MICHAEL HENRY MONTGOMERY Senior Committees: French Club, 12. DUVAL PAUL MOORE, JR. Recreation Night Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 12. DONALD MORGAN Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Library Assistant, 11. WAYNE ROY MORGAN Loyalty Committee, 11, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 9: S.C.A. Congress, 9: Spanish Club, 11: 8th and 9th grade Football, 9: J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Baseball Manager, 9, 10, 12: Basketball Manager 9: Science Club, 11, CLYDE EUGENE MOSS Leadership Training Committee, 10, 11, 12, Chairman, 11, 12: Social Committee, 12: Activity Ticket Committee. 10: Scrap- book Committee, 10: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 12: Sth and 9th grade Basketball, 9: Varsity Basketball, 12: Golf, 10, 11, 12: Science Club, 10, 11, 12. HARRIET MARIE MULLINS Pep Committee, 11: Assembly Committee, 12: Smoking Com- mittee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Production of and acted in Mississippi Mi-lodll. 11, and Springtime, 12: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10: Senior Personality: A Cappella, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10. HELEN FAYE NEAL Transferred from N, R. Crozier Technical High School, Dallas, Texas. 12: Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus. ANNE DEGRAY NEWTON S.C.A. Typist, 12: Publicity Committee, 11: Social Committee, 12: Aims and Objectives Committee, 12: Remembrance Com- mittee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9: Usher, 12: The Earle Staff, 11, 12. Assistant Art Editor, 11, Business Manager, 12: Acted in Springtime, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: A Cappella, 12: Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11. JAMES MILTON OAKLEY 108 NANCY LOU OBERSEIDER Transl'errerl from Junction City High School,'Junction City. Kansas, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 11: Mixed Chorus, 11. WILLARD WINSTON OLNEY, III Honor Council, 9, 10, Il, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 10, 11, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 101 12: Delegate to S,C.A. Federation, 12: S.C.A. District Convention Host, 12: Acteikin The Fortune Teller, 9, Babes In Toyland, 10: Mississippi Mc' dy, 11: Spanish Club, 10: Senior Personality: J.V. Basketball, 10: J.V. Football, 9: Varsity Basketball, 11, 12, Co-captain, 12: A Cappella 10, 11, 12. MARJORIE IRENE OLSEN Transferred from Cradock High School, Portsmouth, Virginia, 10: Leadership Training Committee, 12: Sportsmanship Com- mittee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: The Plough StaH', 11, 12: Assistant Poetry Editor, 11, Editor, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12: Production of Babes In Toyland, 10, Springtime, 12: Acted in Mississippi Melody, 11: A Cappella 12: Girls' Chorus, 11: Mixed Chorus, 10: Quill and Scroll, 12. PHYLLIS JEAN O'MALLEY Transferred from Newport News High School, 11: Senior Com- mittees: Mixed Chorus, 11. JOYCE FREEMAN OVERISAY Senior Committees: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10, 12: Library Assistant, 12. PEGGY ANN OVERBY Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Spanish Club, 11, 12. SHIRLEY ANN OWEN Transferred from Yokohama, Japan. JEAN JUANITA PARKER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: FHA, 10. Officer, 10: PATRICIA JANE PARKER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10: Production of The Little Dog Laughed, 10, The Little Minister, 10, A Man Called Peter, 11, The Great Hip Doorstep, 11: Pro- duction of One-act plays, 10, 11: Acted in One-act play, 10: Production of Babes In Toyland, 10. HARLAND BART PARTCH Transferred from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington, 11: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 12: Varsity Basketball, 11, 12, Co-captain, 12: Varsity Baseball, 11, 12: Varsity Football, 12. GILBERT SCOTT PANTON Senior Committees: Safety ball, I0. Patrol, 9, 10, 11, 12: J.V. Foot- ELIZABETH EVELYN PENNEY Publicity Committee, 12: Cafeteria Committee, 11: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 11, 12. BILLY EUGENE PHELPS Pep Committee, 10: Activity Ticket Committee, 10: Magazine Sales Committee, 10, 11: Orientation Committee, 12: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 10: Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 10: J.V. Basketball Manager, 9: Science Club, 10. JACKIE NELL POOLE Class Secretary-Treasurer, 9: Class Secretary, 10, 11: S.C.A. 'Reporter, 12: Smoking Committee Chairman, 12: Sportsmanship Committee, 12: Pep Committee, 11: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12: Board of Elections, 12: Spanish Club, 11: Senior Personality: Varsity Cheerleader, 11, 12. PETE POWELL THOMAS DEE PRESSLEY Safety Committee, 11: Civil Defense Committee, 11: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 10, 11: J.V. Football. 11: Science Club, 10, 12. DAVID MARSHALL PRICE' Senior Committees. SUSAN KREZEL PRICE Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 10: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM JOSEPH PRIMAVERA Leadership Training Committee, 10: Historian Committee, 11: Safety Committee, 11: Assembly Committee, 12: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: The Plough Staff, 12, Poetry Edi- tor, 12: Warwick Playhouse, 11, 12: Production of The Little Dog Laughed, 10: Acted in The Little Minister, 10, A Man Caller! Peter, 11, Onions In thc Stew, 12, The Lute Christopher Hemi, 12: Production of One-act plays, 12: Acted in One-act play, 11: J.V. Football Manager, 10: French Club, 12: Quill and Scroll, 12 : ,Science Club,'9. 5ENl0R 571471 7165 BETTY PATRICIA PRITCHA RD Class Reporter, 11: Orientation Committee, 10: Social Com- mittee, 11: Garden Committee Chairman, 11: Cafeteria Com- mittee Chairman. 12: Pep Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Ofiicer, 10: S.C.A, Congress, 10: S.C.A. District Convention Host, 12. ALBERT CLOPTON PULLIAM, JR. FRANK GEORGE PULTZ, JR. Safety Patrol, 9, 10: Wrestling, 9, 19, 11, 12: Iiand, 9, 10, 11. JEAN LOUISE RAHN Class Secretary, 12: Social Committee, 10, 11, 12, Chairman, 12: Cafeteria Committee, 11: Aims and Objectives Committee, 12: Loyalty Committee, 11: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 10: S.C.A. Congress, 10: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Delegate to Youth Forum. 12: Spanish Club, 10, 11: Senior Personality: Science Club, 11. CAROLYN ANN RANCORN Publicity Committee, 10, 11: Social Committee, 12: Homecoming Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom OfFlcer, 9, 10, 11, 12: The Earle Staff, 11, 12, Assistant Headline Editor, II, Make-up Editor, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Quill and Scroll, 12. ELIZABETH ANN RANSON Cafeteria Committee, 10, 11, Chairman, 11: Handbook Commit- tee Chalrman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Home- room Oiiicer, 9, 10, Il: The Earle Staff, 11, 12, Picture Editor and Exchange Editor, 11, News Editor, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Senior Personality: J.V. Cheerleader, 9, 10, Co-captain, 10: Varsity Cheerleader, II, 12, Assistant Captain, 12: D.A.R. Award, 12. KENNETH MICHAEL RAPPOLD Safety Patrol, 10. LEWIS WARREN REED Pep Committee, 9, 10, 11: Safety Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, II: S.C.A. Congress, 11: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12: Science Club, 9, 10, 12. ALAN ARTHUR REGIER Magazine Sales Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Otiicer, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Science Club, 11, 12: French Club, 12. DELCY ELAINE REID Senior Committees. WYATT RESPESS Community Relations Committee Chairman, 12: Prom Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Nth and 9th grade Basketball and Football, 9: J.V. Baseball, 10: J.V. Football, 10, 11: Varsity Football, 12, JOHNISE JOSETTE RETOSSA Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol: Produc- tion of Springtime, 12: Acted in Hahus In Toyland, 10, Missis- sippi Melody, 11: Spanish Club, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 11. CHARLES HUGHLOVE RIDEOUT, JR. Class President, 9, 10: S.C.A. President, 12: Social Committee, 9, 10: Recreation Night Committee, 10: Loyalty Committee Chairman, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Usher, 11: Executive Council, 9, 10, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 9, 10. 12: Dele- gate to S.C.A. District Convention, 11, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 10, 11, 12: S.C.A. District Convention Host, 11: Board of Elections, 12: Acted in One-act play, 10, 11: Spanish Club, 10: Senior Personality: Orchestra, 9: Band, 9, 10: Honor Council, 11. RICHARD ALAN RILEE Pep Committee, 11: Orientation Committee, 12: Prom Commit- ters: Senior Committees: Homeroom Otiicer, 11: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 11: Safety Patrol, 9, 10: Sth and 9th grade Football, 9: Varsity Football, 10, 11, 12. DONALD C. RIPLEY Assembly Committee, 12: Spanish Club, 11. EDNA JOLENE ROISERSON Transferred from Hampton High School, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 10. JUDY LANE ROISERSON Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Oliicer, 10: Acted in lllfxsisxippi llflvlody. 11, Sprinyflimc, 12: Spanish Club, Il: Senior Personality: A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: Girls' Chorus, 11: Homecoming Court, 12. SUE CATHERINE ROBERTSON Activity Ticket Committee. 10: Orientation Committee, 10, 11, 12, .Co-chairman, Il, Chairman, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 10, I1: S.C.A. Con- gress, 1.1: The l'lfmyh Staff, 11, 12, Assistant Short Story Ed- itor, 11, Copy Editor, 12: Spanish Club. 11: Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11: J.V. Cheerleader, 10: Homecoming Court, 11: Quill and Scroll, 12. NOI-JLIE LOUISE RODRIGUEZ Transferred from St. Vincent's High School, 11. BETTY KAY ROGERS Transferred from Beckley Junior High, lieekley, West Virginia, 9: Senior Committees: Homeroom Otiicer, 9: Safety Patrol, 9: Mixed Chorus, 9. WILLIAM RODN EY ROSSER Senior Committees: Sith and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Foot- ball Manager, 9. FRANK EDWARD ROUNDY Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9: Production of The Gn-at I-rig Doorstep, 11: :ith and 9th grade Football, 9: J.V. Football, 10, 11: Wrestling, Ei, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra, 19. JACQUELYNN TWYLA ROWE Senior Committees: Library Assistant, 12. PAULA DIANNE RUSS Transferred from Washington High School, Washington, North Carolina, 12. JAMES MADISON RUSSELL, III Prom Committees: Homeroom Officer, 12: with and 9th grade Bas- ketball, 9: J.V. Baseball, 9, 10: J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Ilase- ball, 11, 12: Varsity Football, 11, 12: Wrestling, 12: Band, 9, 10, II. WALTER NELMS SADLER Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 10: Acted in Halma In Tou- land, 10, Mississippi Melody, 11: A Cappella. 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10: Orchestra, 10, 11, IIETTY JEAN SANDERS TONEY LEO SANDERS Wrestling, 12. ELIZABETH LACEY SANFORD Class Vice President, 11: Honor Council, 9, 10, 11, Chairman. 12: Assembly Committee, 10: Social Committee, II: Prom Com- mittee Chairman: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Ofii- ecr, 10: Usher, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 10: The Earle Staff, 11, 12, Headline Editor, 11, Editor in Chief, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Senior Personality: Quill and Scroll, 12. JOYCE CAROL SCI-IMID Transferred from West Pittston High School, West Pittston. Pa.. II: Senior Committees: The Plough Staff, 12, Assistant Short Story Editor, 12: Production of A Man Called Peter, II, Great Big Doorstep, 11, Unions in the Stew, 12. ELIZABETH LOUANNE SELLARS Homecoming Committee Chairman, 12: Brotherhood Committee Chairman, 12: Assembly Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Sen- ior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10: Warwick Playhouse, 11, 12: Production of The Great Bio Dafzrstvp, 11, The Late Chris- topher Henri, 12: Acted in A lllan Cnllrd Pvfcr, 11, Unions in fhc Stew, 12: Production of One-act plays, 11, 12: Acted in One-act play, 11: Science Club, 9. WILLIAM FRANK SHANKS. JR. Recreation Night Committee, 12. JOHN WAYNE SHEMENSKI Homeroom Officer, 9: Spanish Club, 10: Library Assistant, 12: Science Club, 9. ' sammy JEAN SHERRILL Assembly Committee, 11: Social Committee, 12: Prom Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Oflicer, 10, 11: S.C.A. Con- gress, 10, 11. CARTER LEE SILCOX Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High School, 9: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10: Safety Patrol, 9, 10, 11. JUDY GAYLE SIMPSON Transferred from Yazoo City School, Yazoo City, Mississippi, 9: Senior Committees: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. JOHN TERRELL SLAUGHTER Historian Committee, 11: Leadership Training Committee, 11: Safety Committee, 11: Civil Defense Committee, ll, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 10: Acted in One-act play: Acted in Springtime, 12: Sth and 9th grade Bas- ketball, 9: J.V. Basketball, 10, 11: J.V. Baseball, 9, 10: Varsity Basketball, 12: Indoor Track, 12: Outdoor Track, 11, 12: A Cappella, 12: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. ELMER FRANKLIN SMITH, JR. Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Baseball Manager, 9, 10, 11. SYLVIA LOUELLA SMITH Transferred from Stuttgart High School, Stuttgart, Arkansas, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Spanish Club, 12. WANDA MARIE SMITH Pep Committee, 10: Social Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 10: Spanish Club, 10, 11, 12: Library Assistant, 12. SEN 0K 5' A7157 65 GENE GRAY SNEAD Loyalty Committee, 10: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: Production of The Little Minister, The Great Big Doorstep, 11: Production of One-act plays, 11: Acted in One-act play, 11: Spanish Club, 12: Sth and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Basketball, Baseball, 10. SYLVIA JEAN SNYDER Senior Committees: FHA, 10, 11. BARBARA LEE SPAIN Prom Committees: Spanish, 11: FHA, 9, 10. JOHN FRANCIS SPENCER, JR. Senior Committees: Orchestra, 9: Band, 9, 10, 12. HELEN ANNE STANCIL Social Committee, 10, 11: Homecoming Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10: The Warwick. Staff, 11, 12, Assistant Picture Editor, 11, Picture Editor, 12: Spanish Club, 11: Mixed Chorus, 11: J.V. Cheer- leader, 10, Captain, 10: Varsity Cheerleader, 12. JOYCE ANN ST. CLAIR Transferred from Hampton High School, 10: Cafeteria Commit- tee, 12: Senior Committees: Delegate to Youth Forum, 12. CAROL ELIZABETH STEINER Transferred from Maryvale High School, Buffalo, New York, 11: Senior Committees: Band, 11, 12, RITA HORTENSE STULTZ Transferred from Cradock High School, Portsmouth, Va., 11: Senior Committees. THOMAS BURTON SUMMERELL President of the Peninsula S.C.A. Federation, 12: Social Com- mittee, 11: Sportsmanship Committee Co-chairman, 12: Prom Committee Chairman: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 11, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12: Delegate to State S.C.A. Con- vention, 11: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Spanish Club, 10: Orchestra, 9, BARBARA M. SUNDERMIER Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Library Assistant, 12. ARTHUR HUNTER SWISHER Senior Committees: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. EARL MONTGOMERY TUCKER Transferred from Amelia High School, Amelia, Virginia, 9: Aims and Objectives Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Acted in Mississippi Melody, 11: J.V. Basketball, 10: A Cappella, 11, 12: Class Vice President, 12. SALLY IRENE TWEED Magazine Sales Committee, 9: Safety Patrol, 11: Mixed Chorus, 10. THOMAS EDISON TWEED MONROE WILTON TATE. JR. JOHN THOMAS TOMPKINS Senior Committees: Homeroom Oflicer, 12: Usher, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12, DAVID SPADY VANN DOUGLAS HAYNES VAUGHAN S.C.A. Treasurer, 12: Recreation Night Committee, 9, 10: Loyal- ty Committee, 12: Social Committee, 12: Safety and Civil De- fense Committee Chairman, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Com- mittees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Dele- gate to S.C.A. Safety Convention, 11: Board of Elections: War- wick Playhouse, 12: Acted in Onions in the Stew, 12: Acted in One-act play, 10, 11, 12: Golf, 10: Varsity Football Manager, 9: Science Club, 9. NORMA JOAN VERLANDER Orientation Committee, 11: Prom Committees: Senior Commit- tees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 12: Acted in Springtime, 12: A Cap- pella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 11: Science Club, 9. JOYCE ANN WAGGONER Mixed Chorus, 9, 11. NATHAN HYATT WALKER, II U Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11: Safety Patrol, 9, 10: J.V. Baseball Manager, 9: Wrestling Manager, 9, 10: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12. RICHARD HANSFORD WALKER Class President, 12: Aims and Objectives Committee Chairman, 12: Social Committee, 12: Loyalty Committee, 11: Prom Com- mittees: Senior Committees: Usher, 11: Executive Council, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12: Board of Elections, 12: Warwick Playhouse, 12: Acted in Onions in the Stew, 12: Acted in One-act play, 10, 11, 12: Sth and 9th grade Basketball, 9. CLYDE HOWELLET WATERS Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9. GORDON THOMAS WEEKS Homeroom Officer, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: 8th and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Football, 9: Varsity Football, 10, 11, 12: Indoor and Outdoor Track, 9, 10, 11, 12. BARBARA CALLIHAN WELLS Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11, 12: Homecoming Court, 10, 11, 12: Pep Committee. 11: Mixed Chorus, 11: Prom Committees: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Senior Committees: Social Committee, 12, CAROLYN KEY WEST Senior Committees. PHILLIP MARION WEBB Senior Committees: Acted in and and Production of The For- tune Teller, 9, Babes In Toyland, 10, Mississippi Melody, 11: 8th and 9th grade Basketball, 9: J.V. Baseball, 9: Varsity Bas- ketball, 10, 11, 12: Varsity Baseball, 10, 12: Varsity Football. 9, 19, 11, 12: Outdoor Track, 11: A Cappella, 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus, 9. BERNICE VAUGHNETTE WHITE Transferred from Stoco High School, Coal City, West Virginia, 10: Senior Committees. DELANO. ROOSEVELT WHITE A Cappella, 12: Mixed Chorus, 10, 11. ROBERT LOUIS WIGGS Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9, 10: Band, 9, 10, 11. REBECCA JOYCE WILKINS Prom Committees: Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom Ofiicer, 11. BETTY JO WILLIAMS Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School, 9. FRED MITCHELL WILLIAMS Senior Committees: Safety Patrol, 9: Band, 9, 10, 11. JOEL MANN WILLIAMS, JR. Publicity Committee, 12: Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Usher, 12: Spanish Club, 11, 12: Varsity Baseball Manager, 12: Science Club, 12. RICHARD WALLACE WILLIAMS, JR. Transferred from East End Jr. High School, Richmond, 9: Sen- ior Committees: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: All-State Band, 12: Dance Band, 10, 11, 12. VIRGINIA ANNE WILSON Magazine Sales Committee, 11: Orientation Committee, 12: Scrapbook Committee, 11: Pep Committee, 11: Prom Commit- tees: Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 12: Usner, 12: S.C.A. Congress, 12: Senior Personality: Homecoming Queen, 12. ALBERT WRAY WOMBLE Transferred from Hampton High School, 10: Senior Committees: Production of Onions in the Stew, The Late Christopher Bean, 12: Production of One-act plays, 12: Warwick Playhouse, 12. JEAN CAROLE WOODBURY Transferred from Ernest Harmon Base Dependents High School, Stephenville, Newfoundland, Canada, 12: Safety Patrol, 9: Acted in Babes In Toyland, 10: Library Assistant, 12. PETER WOODHAM Transferred from College Jean Bart, Dunkerke, France, 10: Pep Committee, 11, 12. BETTY LAURA WOOLARD Senior Committees: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10: Band, 9, 10, 11. MARJORIE WILSON WUSKA Transferred from St. Vincent De Paul High School, Newport News, 11: Senior Committees: Production of The Late Chris- topher Bean, 12: Acted in Onions in the Stew, 12: Acted in One- act play, 12: FHA, 12. ALICE LOU EMMA WYATT Prom Committees: Senior Committees: Acted in Babes In Toy- land, 10: Mississippi Melody, 11: Mixed Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12. PATSY RUTH YEARWOOD Senior Committees. 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Phone 8-5231 Phone 3-2223 QUALITY TELLS 0 SERVICE SELLS We Know How HILTON CLEANERS 331-333 Warwick Rd. Dial 8-2611 Warwick, Va. ADAMS STORE Don't write in this space! 2916 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. R ed f compli t ROSENBAUMS HARDWARE C0 SPIGELS COLLEGE SI-IOP, INC. CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES FOR BOYS AND STUDENTS Complete Formal Rental Service Phone 2-6985 130 - 32nd Street Newport News, Virginia HAWKINS and 'KNIGHT MEN'S WEAR 35a Wa1'wick Road 34- East Queen Street Warwick, Virginia Hampton, Virginia Phone Warwick 8-5313 WARWICK .1 EWE A Thing of Beauty ls a Joy Fo EAGLE 5 81 10c STORE LRY 9714 Warwick Road rever -KEATS Warwick, Va. Hilton Shopping Center Warwick, Va. G. Y. PLEASANTS, MANA HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND WEARINC GER APPAREL When you think of SHOES, th ink ot - tiikfmia 3215 Washington Avenue Newmarket Shopping Center Sheet Music Dancing Accessories L Phones: Bus. 8-8311 Res. 8-3121 193 Warwi Music Store HELEN N. 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Phone 8-0282 GAS 0 OIL 0 TIRES ACCESSORIES 0 BRAKE SERVICE ENGINE TUNE-UPS COIVIPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL FLORIST 510 Warwick Road Warwick, virginia Phone 8-1791 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HAUSER'S JEWELRY 34-7 Warwick Road Warwick, Virginia Phone 8-7890 WARWICK'S BULOVA CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF B 0 N D B R E A D 59351. Compliments 0 W M, i iaara J W. T. DANIELS ,4,i , EDSEL SALES Telephone 8-7631 1203 Jefferson Avenue Wa1'wick, Virginia Conzplinzents of Q2-lglff ,,,V , 'iSEiW'flni0f hj CALE REALTY COMPANY SHACKELFOIID S' ' XX if 1 Auto Company, Incorporated '-' 341 WARWICK ROAD DODGE CARS PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS WARWICK, VIRGINIA nm. ei f-e l Nw fi W l l ff ,a ll Xi 'iff 7 ,-.fl'X N ,K 4 1 fun l e ennel QM? n f or 1,- a + X , We Vli ll l- l j . fl- ,, - ' uve' ,av I J , N 4 -I ' 54511 gl- sai gggg 'E !1 , ' i !'i ' Cff?ilf,! l! Qi? l 5 Ea r nil K la: no ii I 'El gr? mi B, w ul ' -ii 5 ,ggi K gg ,gg wink -. rg In a.. .age .Em In ,J-f-T- I in W ' A 'Q Y i i - 1 ' f1U.' g . - .- f rm-'m f i i P .e HH fi , Q L fe WWA img? 'flifi i Ewg-Q i 64Have You Considered a Career in Retailing? Many Opportunities Available Soon with Two Big Stores on the Peninsula Newport News, Va GENERAL AUTO SALES 31st and Huntington Avenue CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 0 IMPERIAL G. C. JOYCE A. S. WHITMORE HILTON PHARMACY, INC. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS 301 Warwick Road Warwick, Va Phone 8-1521 Compliments of MR. B's DRIVE-IN Route 168 at Main Street Warwick, Virginia CURB SERVICE TAKE OUT ORDERS Dial 8-5216 Compliments of HILTON HARDWARE Warwick Shopping Center DUPONT PAINT BURTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE SALES 0 SERVICE 0 RENTALS 1200 JEFFERSON AVENUE WARWICK, VIRGINIA YODER FROZEN FOODS, Inc. LOCKER SERVICE Complete Processing of Meats and Poultry 339 Thirty-Fifth St. Phone 2-8211 Newport News, Virginia 'GYOUR FROZEN FOOD CENTER Suttle Motor Corporation CADILLAC 0 OLDSMOBILE G. M. C. TRUCKS 34-th and Jefferson Avenue DMV 19 COM PLIMENTS OF Wedding Invitations Imprinted Napkins, Stationary, Bridal and Guest Books 0 White Bibles and Prayer Books FREE: 50 Napkins, name and date im- printed with 3520 Wedding Invitation CURTIS OIL COMPANY Ofdef CAROL BOOK SHOP 3414 Huntington Ave. Dial 2-9427 HEATING OILS Newport News, Va. Phone 2-2701 SAVE TWO WAYS AT COLONIAL 1. Low, Low Prices cow NIM 2. Free Sav-A-Stamps SI' U R E5 Your total food bill is less . . when you shop CS i ,J W? I , All- . m,,.,.m.P Support your community-Shop at Hilton Shopping C1-nter Compliments of the , C , M 15 ..f4J Q 'C 75 9 lun COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN 81 GRIST, INC. PHONE: 8-1559 25 TYLER AVENUE P. O. BOX 265 WARWICK. VIRGINIA for fashions with II future fool: to EVERYTHING THE WELL DRESSED GIRL DESIRES Washilmgtoxl at 33rd Phone 6-1305 NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER Phone 4-3553 lllll' Pledge ls . . . 'QWONDERFUL FOOD The Earle Restaurant ,l X , Q92 X1 Hilton Shopping Center, Warwick, Va. Welcome Tourist . . . Park and Dine BREAKFAST o LUNCH o DINNER open 6 AM. - I0 P.1VI. Banquet Accommodations Phone 8-4932 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As we leave Warwick in 1958 we would like to express our appreciation to the following who have helped us to publish this book: NACHMANS STUDIO fur iuiciuu cur individual pictures MR, GENE EDMUNDS for taking uuc group pictures THE EARLE STAFF for iiic ucc of uuupuhciu THE MYERS PUBLISHING COMPANY uud MR. NEILL WATSON for their advice cud the printing of this book THE STLDENTS, FACULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION for their interest and cooperation through- out the year MR. ED THOMAS for printing materials used by the staff OUR ADVERTISERS for supporting this publication MRS. BRUCE CRENOBLE, our adviser, whose patience, advice, and Solutions to our problems made our job a success o All of You, from All of 05, A Fond Farewell .... QW DONORS GDLWTMPUHU TOWNE si COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON W TECHNICAL SERVICE CORP. QXMW MR. AND MRS. T. H. ALLEN X BUDANfCK'S DR. TOLLEY J. B.'S RESTAURANT Cf . MR. AND MRS. ANGEL PHOTOPOULOS WARWICK PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION G ' ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY 1. 1 w . . wv ww 4 new W V wifi . ' -mg -, , -P, f f ' f - 1 w ,n-u , :wp--- ' '- 1 wx uw 1 u mum L- uw ' ' ,, 1 L 1 51 ,H-, 1, . gf Q 'JW YV.. ,, M N 1 u J w pf ' WN , ,,,, . H fwl: '.- ' ul 'fLv , 4, ,: r 'X ,' . - 1 ' . A , I . N Y . M . 1 W- 1 '- ' U X X X ' . ' , ww ' J ,f V 'J- ,Ms , MU. JJ - 11 L- . A .:' ,v R W 11 ,ww ', W 'r v , , +L, .Q - 1 - wk-f 1 . . .iv Nuff w pM ' ' H fn . -.lg 1 L .f ,, . .-1.1 ' fx, . Wivpwgj. I 'WT K., ,, - . 10. ,. , Y! . jg wx' ,A A A , H ,..f ' ,g.,,4J' ' .V A V, ,1 , , -0, .A .b ,A ,I ,fl f'!,f'LiY f. b,m 3115 ,' ' ',e 'Y'fJ .. Mil. 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