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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

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She has dedicated her life to guiding the manners, methods, and minds of her students, offering them more than words printed upon a page. She has given us a greater knowl d f 1 e ge o life and what is to be expected of us as we take our role as adult citizens. As we think back For her devotion to duty, for her ceaseless influence upon our lives, and for her continuous eHorts to help the individu l a, we dedicate the 1959 Warwick to Mrs. Andrew Lee Roberts. ww ,Q ww, A VVVVVV V V Y 4 A- W A V A , M, V 'Am M W ,V W , '--' My ,ff V -md' ,vm an VV V V M , . N, , ff f WWA ff 'Rn 9 V' AA, wwf- ' K . ' ' ' W A , 'fy V A , A A , V, M K ' ' fmfsg ' V A ,,W, A , .M , ,MA VV V A M, ,A V W., . 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Students arrive at Warwick High School early in the Standing on the corner watching all the girls go by, before morning home- room. w,Qwnwt4s:1:fi4u: wxs:tf In V.: r .J morning for another day of learning. Morning chapel services made Cod our friend in school life. . r.' Y 19 1 Ogio school 4 2 .7 J ' X J 11' X JV! 0 lf W I 1 if 1 . 1 , x , 5 g 1 H f' 1 Q 4. Q -f Fx- 1 fl Q fl . X' nf! 4 il Y I if l l I 'Y . , A - ' ' L- . 1 , D X J ' ,I ,lf t ff 1, U S' I would like one pack of paper, ten pencils, and . . . i'5! m W? f L We , V ,,,. 7 -life -1 t..k,,, , mix., ,,A. ,.,, , . , A .iv . L ... ,. A Billy Hudgins reads from the Bible for devotions in morning homeroom. OH to first period, the students crowd the halls of Warwick. Zing! and they all missed, in the beginners class of archery. Jenna Rollins and Jan Gray perform in one of our many and varied weekly assemblies. M id-M oming, Noon Zip, zoom and we will soon have a new little wooden bowl. T Frances Oliver and Gene Jordan have their per- mission slips to go to the library, but WHERE are they really going? Soup's on! Mademoiselles Gail Mahone, Donnie Burgess, and Digging, digging into the depths of Claudia Mahone help the students celebrate Le knowledge. .lour de Frangaisn by serving hon-bnns in the cafeteria. I0 Aj?em00n tfiii V ' E To drive or not to drive, that is the question. S ms .14 A Despo and ,lack call a mutual friend. What 0111- poor photographer, Gene Edmonds, has to go if will, through to get a picture! V '. I t 5 th, , V 1... Wax Play a good old fashion melody for us Mr. Smith, Sam, Wow! What a day! The Warwick High students finish a Tonni. and Terry? tiring day. 11 Warwick's J. V. team play Goliath as they down the pillars. Homework done in the after- noon leaves the night free for fun. Merwards fun and rest l wi: fi-:W Weston Gills throws his money into the hat as he enters the dance. Time to hit the hay after a busy day. Big evening ahead? The first arena play given at Warwick was a big success z--m w.- 41 ,.. We ik as ssttts A-4' 0-,R ,kg if a KW , fi -exnmr.ihr' 1 358 f , . A C TI VI TIES As the summer finds thebeach-combers sun- ning, the winter finds them as students in- dulging in school activities. 1 . I , i 1 , ' -M Jimmy Maxwell S.C.A. President These are the leaders The Student C0-operative Association of 1958-1959, under the leadership of a very capable President, Jimmy Maxwell, has worked hard, striving to please the faculty and students of Warwick High School. The S.C.A. Executive Council, the Congress, and the committees have worked efficiently, to fulfill their goals. The religious life of Warwick High School was strengthened when the S.C.A. Chapel was opened for the benefit of the students, Beth Holland, the S.C.A. Chaplain, worked vigorously to make such an opportunity possible. Committees worked together, making tape recorded music in the cafeteria, a strengthened assembly program, colorful posters, a stu- dent cheering section, and morning activities possible. The magazine sales were boosted this year when the Seniors were the top-selling class. The Pep Committee and the Social Committee, which were highly attended, came up with new ideas to better the school spirit and social life of Warwick High School. The voting members of Congress were enlarged when class officers were included as voting members. Plans were made to improve the S.C.A. room, making it more dignified and pleasant to work in. As the S.C.A. continued to improve and conquered its year's goals, a feeling of appreciation and fellowship was hoped to be developed among the students of Warwick High School. SCA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Jimmy Maxwell Danny Adams Jerry Franklin Mary Jane McGrath Joanne Denton Q C A President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 'Van Rae Marion Joanne Robertson Jerry Flowers Gay House Pam Stroyan Parllamentarian Reporter Twelfth Grade President Eleventh Grade President Tenth Grade President 14 0 our S.C.A. HONOR COUNCIL Ist Row: J. R. Zepkin, Pat Foutz, Tommy Abernathy, Sponsor-Mrs. Kostyal, Jimmy Galloway. 2nd Row: Warren Holden, Joyce House, Nancy Price, Pat Cox, Buck Skull. Honor is a very important phase of the life at Warwick High School. Through the work of ten appointed mem- bers and their various projects, the Honor Council strives to promote and secure honor. Some of its activities are to distribute honor cards, have an Honor Week during January, and give an assembly. This gives a deeper mean- ing to the student life and student activities S. C.A. CONGRESS The Congress of the Warwick High School Student Cooperative Association consists of Federation officers and homeroom representatives. Its function is to activate the will of the students. Since the Congress operates on a parliamentary basis, each member has the privilege of introducing matters to Congress. This year each ,home- room has a specific seat in the auditorium. Our goal is to have someone from every homeroom present at all the meetings. 1stRow: Emily Parker, Pat Cox, Nancy Price, Susan Brow-n, Nancy Blaylock, Bonnie Hill, Nae Rae Marion, Joanne Robertson, Linda Hudgens, Eleanor Hartman, Robbie Nelson, Pat Foutz, Joanne Denton, Jerry Flowers, Mary Jane McGrath. 2nd Row: Cathy Watts, Har- riett Petty, Angie Newman, Janice Brown, Karin Nelson, Irma Ireland, Sandra Shawen, Nancy Keeter, Patsy Womble, Donna Hudgins, Bobbi Sherman, Marie Morris, Joyce House, Jean Gregory, Lani Dobson, Becky Taylor, Beth Holland. 3rd Row: Jim Maxwell, Bobby Hopkins, Billy Hudgins, John Morrisette, Jimmy Smith, Richard Epes, Jerry Franklin, Tommy Cheek, Bill Harrison. 4th Row: Jack Gibson, Jimmy Miles, Jan Cray, Tommy Williams, Wyatt Mapp, Jay Lambiotte, Dan Adams. The Committees worked ham' 5-Q-4.-,..: Sealed: Mary Ann Wright, Chair mang Dennis Taylor, Rossie Wol ever, Ass't Chairman. Ist Row Sandy Shawen, Peggy Woodall Ronnie Cutler. Frances Oliver Keith Nichols, Diane Burnette Sandra Williams. Betsy Furman Walker, Judy Varacalli. 2nd Row Betty Burke, Michael Jarrett Corky Brookes, Linda Atkins Patsy Rawles, Irma Ireland, Bev Abbott, Lena Kay. 3rd Row James Bradley, Martin Givens Ankers. Barbara Davis, Carl Bat kins, Gayle Rauch, Bobby Hop kins, Ann Phillips, Susan Boutch ard, Monilee Reeder. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The purpose of the Social Committee is to plan for all of the school dances. Under the leadership of the chairman, Mary Ann Wright, and the co-chairmen, Rossie Wolever and Dennis Taylor, the Social Committee has enjoyed planning for the six dances held this year. There were two new dances introduced: the Magazine Sales Dance and Midwinters. lst Row: Pat Fisher, Cathy Watts, Chairman. 2nd Row: Nancy Tankersley, Becky Taylor. MA GAZINE SALES The Magazine Sales Committee had a great deal of fun stressing the exigency of supporting the campaign while producing an assembly. The Mag Shag, our Magazine Sales dance, was initiated this year to the delight of all the students. This year the sales broke all school records by topping the 36,000 mark. The success may be attributed to the cooperation and spirit of the student body. We, the Social Committee, would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to our sponsor, Mr. Barclay Sheaks, and our advisor, Mrs. Sarah Geddy, for their interest, support, and patience throughout the year. We are especially grateful to you, the students, for making the year 1958-1959 such a great success. Charlotte Leftwich, Bobby Scarborough, Charlotte Savage, Marilyn Mclntire, ,Iim Tankard. Patsy Perkinson, Charlotte Anderson, Tommy Williams, Chairman, Pat Hinkle. A CTIVITT TICKET The Activity Ticket Committee worked hard all through the year. They started very early with the job of typing tickets for about 850 students. The committee continued throughout the year with the jobs of typing tickets for new students and redistributing tickets to the homerooms after activities, The committee, along with Mr. Fleet, the sponsor, worked well together to produce the student ticket system that was so successful during the year. Susie Brandt. Martha Deal, Pat Munger, Hilda Register, Lillian Russell, Graham Taylor, Shirley erly Murphy, Ann Hogan, Mary Jane McGrath, Carol Ware, Jim Buck Scull, Dickie White, Jerry Robinson, Richard Epes, Alfred as many students ,bartz'cz,balea'. lst Row: Robbie Nelson, Kristy Lee. 2nd Row: Jenna Belle Rollings, Gordon Statzer, Pattie Pons. PUBLICIT2' COMMITTEE The Publicity Committee worked with the other com- mittees by publicizing the various events and activities which were planned throughout the year. The students possessed artistic creativeness and talent which they used successfully. They were a hard working group and de- serve a great deal of credit. lst Row: Betta Ann Flanagan. Linda Harper, Lena Kay, Bar- bara Smith, Carol Ware, Lynn Hancock, Judy Hogge, Gail Gil- likin, 2nd Row: Christine Allen. Sally Barclay, Judy Varacalli, Karen Williams, Dickie Smith, Judy Barker, Suzanne Steinback, Lonna Hudgens, Martha Mitchell, Ann Plummer, Cheryl Comstock, Chairman Linda Hudgens. 3rd Row: Caroline Wood, Joanne Denton, Becky Hayes, Sharon Girton, Ann Edison, Janice Brown, Susan Ford, Jim Abbott, Dennis Taylor, Betty Kay Fergu- son, Harold Davis, Janice Bow- man, Judy Roxberry, Tiny Hud- son, Susan Brown, Ruth Ann Barnard, Yvonne McCrickard, Mr. Warren Chauncey, Sponsor. Ist Row: Wayne Edwards, Jack Gibson, Danny Adams, Wyatt Mapp. 2nd Row: Billy Harrison, Karin Nelson, Bobbi Sherman, Susie Ayers, lrma Ireland. LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE One reason for Warwick's excellent S.C.A. is because of its leaders in the past years. We are fortunate at Warwick to have a committee which promotes leadership training. Its job is to inform students on parliamentary procedure and on the S.C.A. For success in school one needs the qualities of a leader. L-vb-e...t. 1 PEP COMMITTEE The Pep Committee has mainly promoted school spirit at Warwick High School this year. Decorating the goal posts in rain or shine, presenting half-time skits at home football games, making posters publicizing sport events at Warwick, and laying the ground-work for a student card and cheering section were the main functions of the Pep Committee this past year. A committee, the Sportsmanship Committee, suggested by the Peninsula Federation of Senior High Schools was aided by the Pep Committee to encourage and promote sportsmanship in all phases of school life. The members of the Pep Committee have indeed showed school spirit in the work they have done, and they have set an example of school spirit for the student body. The sponsor for the Pep Committee is Mr. Warren Chauncy. He has given the committee good suggestions and good advice. We wish to thank him for his help and advice. Their accomplishments were many. Wanna.-'uint Row 01161 Juanita Prillaman, Lani Dob- son, Betty Ann White, Linda Richard- son, Linda Zelle, Sandra Elver, Bonnie Gentry. Row Two: Merritt Ireland, Pat Cox, Ann Eggleston, Mickey Wads- worth, Nancy Holland, Linda Hinson, Patsy Hickman, Bobby Scarborough. Row Three: James Bradley, Chairman, Jim Abbott, Beth Holland, Shirley Martin, Thomas Moore, Melvin Renn, Jean Williams, Donald Whitney, Jim Tankard. RE CREA TI ON COMMITTEE Dancing, games, movies, food and just good new- fashionedu fun blended themselves together into four successful Recreation Nights this year. Ping-Pong balls bounced, people danced, pool balls banked, chess and checker men jumped, cards shuffled, chaperones laughed, movies moved, and records played. Lots of people came, lots of things happened, and lots of fun was had. If I were a cool cat, I guess I would sum it up like this: Man, those Recreation Nights were 'real goneln Row One: Byrd Sledge, Marie Morris, Charlotte Savage, Chair- man. Row Two: Barbara Adkins, Ann Edison, Becky Hudson. Row Three: Juanita Prevatt, Karin Gilliam, Tommy Williams. ORIEN TA TI ON COMMITTEE The Orientation Committee introduces new students to the school. On the first day, information booths are placed at various spots throughout the buildings. They help students find their classes and supply other informa- tion needed. Committee members are in charge of these booths. When new students came to Warwick during the year, committee members showed them around the school, the location of their classes, and tried to help the students adjust to Warwick. The handbook, The Compass, is published and dis- tributed by this committee. Row One: Despo Yeapanis, Chairman: Gary Crain, Ann Duvall, Sandra Thomas, Annette Poindexter. Row Two: Shirley Edmund- son, Mary Warboys, Eleanor Hartman, Patricia Helms, Dottie 0'Berry. CA FE TERIA COMMITTEE The Cafeteria Committee has planned and carried out many successful projects. Aided by the sayings of Confucious, the Temple Room created an oriental atmosphere. The Sweet Cakes Derby, well accepted by the students, helped with cleanliness and discouraged wastefulness. The Thanksgiving and Christmas bulletin boards at- tractively celebrated the holidays. The Cafeteria Committee enjoyed acting as host by preparing and serving refreshments to the visiting S.C.A. Federation. Everyone has benefited and appreciated the works of this committee and of the chairman, Cary Crain. KS. CA. in actionu Tommy Williams, Activity Ticket Committee, and ,lim 1 I Abbott, Recreation Committee. get the girls viewpoint of their plans by consulting Charlotte Savage, Orientation, Emily Pressley, Loyalty, Linda Hudgens. Pepg and Robbie Nelson, Publicity Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Sheaks trip the light fantastic as they chap- Dickie Smith, Dennis Taylor, Barbara Atkins, and Linda Hudgens are busy decorating the goal post with hopes of a victory that night. erone one of our S. C. A. dances. Studying reports, Garnette Hobbs, Building gl Grounds: Pat Fisher, Scrapbookg Richard Epes, Music: Jeanne Douglas, Assemblyg Bobby Hopkins, Sportsmanshipg and Harriett Petty, Homecoming, work on plans for the S. C. A. Committees. Gary Crain, Chairman of the Cafeteria Committee, placed attractive bulletin boards in the cafeteria for appropriate SCHSOIIS. Ushers gave imlimitea' assistance Ushers Jane Forlws. Rim-hard Epes, janet Wood, and Fill-in those empty seats, Brenda Shakleford jimmy Euhank talk over plans of leading the seniors instructs the students. into Senior Assembly with Doug Smith. who played USHER our poise, leadership, and on the short essay Why I Want to Be An Usher, which all applicants were required to write. lt is a big honor to be an usher. This year we feel that you, the students of Warwick High, were most co-operative. We thank you for your assistance in helping us to carry out our duties. the herald trumpet. Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Barclay Sheaks. the 1958-1959 Ushers of Warwick High School endeav- ored to be of service to our school in our own way. Numbering twenty-four, we were the largest group of' ushers ever chosen at Warwick. We were chosen from a large number of applicants on bl' Nl Tomm Williams Cathy Watts Clark Collie lst Row: Marilyn Mclntire, ,lim Callaway, Merritt lreland. l,.ee Parker, Ro ne e son, y , -, . 2nd Row: Nancy Holland, Jan Gray, Janet Wood, Earl Snyder, Beverly Bradburn, Sonny Seay, Brenda Shackleford, Jim Abbott. 3rd ' ' ' ' P . B ' kl , Jane Forbes, ,limmy Eubanks. Row: Charlotte Savage, Richard Epes, Marie Morris, J, R. Zepkin, ROSSIC Wolever. age rm ey 20 These wzl! always be albpreczatea' 'evl Row One: Jimmy Moyer, Lloyd Franklin, Tommy Maney, Charles White, Ronnie Cutler, David Stokes, Lynn Spruill, Charles Harris. Row Two: Patsy Hickman, Sunny Shuck, Vicki Stein, Molly ,lo Lewis, Pat Hickman, Connie Hutchinson, Gail Wilkinson, Carol Allred, Patty Pepper, Rita Munn, Charlotte Savage. Row Three: Miss Mcjunkin, Pat Hamilton, Lawrence Campanella, Thomas Ballard, Bobby Hopkins, Chairman: John Morrissette. SA FE TT PA TROL The Safety Committee was composed of twelve com- mittee members and the Safety Patrol. The Committee, under the guidance of Miss Mclunkin, sponsored an assembly and a safety week. Also, during the year, they had exhibits in the halls and on the bulletin boards in the class rooms. LIBRARIA S A D ASSISTA TS Our library is the great storehouse of knowledge which furnishes the tools necessary in our education process. Cone is the tomb-like stillness, and in its place there is the quiet hum of purposeful activity. Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Cox are always ready to help in the search for knowledge as are the student librarians. Row One: Anne Clanton, Juanita Deuell, Dequanta Collingsworth, Joyce Gold, Sonia Eagle, Ann Thomas, Ruby Napier, Molly ,lo Lewis. Row Two.' Walter Heywood, Donald Starkey, Kay Maxie, James Chambers, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Harmon, Phebe Briggs, ,lim Shorter, Joan Cooper, Donna Stubblefield, Durwood Inge. Row Three: Betty Ann White, June Carter, Sandra Wilson, Barbara Clark, Joann Ferguson, Ann Faubion, Wanda Evans, Phala Kirtner, Bonnie Rosson, Ida LaFlair. CL B OFFICERS FRENCH CL UB PRESJDENTS SPANISH CL UB PRESIDENTS Row Une: Marie Morris, Claudia Mahone, Gene Brooks. Left to Right: Max Walker. Steve Branch, Bonnie Miller. Row Two: Linda Hinson, ,lay Lamhiotte. Row Three: Bill Harrison, Miss Patton. jerry Leggett, Miss Randlette. Beverly Cox. Pat Foutz, Alfred Ankers. Marilyn Mclntire. Robert Ellis, Bobby Hopkins. I , .-. Miss Lois Callahan: sponsor: Martha Walker: President: Garnett Hobbs: Vice President: Ellen Busick: Secretary- Treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS F.H.A. OFFICERS Row One: Leslie Diamant: Secretary: ,lack Yancey: Re- porter: Tommy Check: Veep: James Clenimons: President: Mr. Russell: Sponsor: James O'Briant: Treasurer: Earl F tyderz Parliamentarian. Row Une: Mrs. Vivian Kimbro: sponsor: Christine Vaughan: President: Phyllis Franklin: Veep. Row two: Kathy Wilk: Secretary: Beverly Nicely: Representative: Laura Baxley: Historian: Donna Rhine: Treasurer. Drama developed ,bersonaldies Ist Row, l. to r.: Mrs. Eubank, Jane Lester, Karin Nelson, and Patty Pepper. 2nd Row, l. to r.: Gail Mahone, Shiela Hedden, Sandra Harvey, Eleanor Hart- man, David Stokes, Brenda Shac- kleford, and Jerzy Johnson. 3rd Row, l. to r..' Jimmy Maxwell, Jan Cray, Buddy Roper, Jimmy Eubank, Bev Cox, Bob Cozzens. sl Warwick Playhouse President, Eleanor Hartman WAR WIC!-f PLA THOUSE This has been one of the most active years in Warwick Playhouse history. Since the beginning of the year, fifteen new members have been added to the original ten. ln order to be elegible for membership, candidates must have obtained twenty points through work in dramatics. The Playhouse, under the direction of Mrs. J. V. Eubank and Mr, James Daughtey, presented two groups of one-act plays and two three-act plays. The Fall play was One Foot ln Heaven. The Spring presentation was Cornelia Otis Skinnefs Nuts ln May. To close out a very successful year, the members attended a Shakes- pearian play in Williamsburg. Think what the people trying out are going through! A stern moment in a scene from 'ANuts ln May as characters- Donnie Burgess, Brenda Shackle- ford, Bob Parsons and Jimmy Maxwell consider an important decision. Hey, let us see too! I wonder what interested these actors in the spring play '4Nuts In May. 5 .....4An,. Honored S tua'ents memo OUTSIDE HONORS Ist Row: Karen Harkavey, Joanne Robertson. 2nd Row: Beth Holland, Tommy Williams. SCIENCE AWARDS Ist Row: James Clemmens, Bill Rankins. 2nd Row: Tommy Cheek, Edmund Seymore. SCHOLARSHIPS lst Row: Joanne Denton, Joanne Robertson, Lena Kay 2nd Row: Robbie Holderby, Robbie Nelson, Donny Bur- gess, Eleanor Hartman. 3rd Row: John Heath. Jimmy Max well, Michael Jarrett. f -mera, . . fs f - SCHOOL HONORS Gene Brooks, Magazine Sales Awardg John Morrisette, Hugh Alligood Memorial Trophy for outstanding football player of the year. an rx--nail' SPORTS HONORS Ist Row: Wayne Register, Jay Lambiotte, 2nd Row: Joh Morrisette, Warner Enos, Jock Dickinson. 3rd Row: Mik Bahr, Royce Bowden. ALL-STATE BAND AND WORKSHOP BAND Isl Row: Jimmy Button, James White, Bruce Burgess, Ra Hartless, Ronnie Odom, George West, Troy Braswell. Zn Row: John Gregory, Wayne Frazier, David Baltimort Jimmy Eubank, Robert Pierce. George Ellis. lst Row: Miss Lois Callahan, Sponsorg Garnette Hobbs, Edltorg Pat Foutz, Assistant Editor, Annette Poindexter, Business Manager. The magazine a'z'se0vers many talents lst Row: Barbara McLeod. Jerry Phillips. 2nd Row: Susan Talley, Jeanne Douglas, Linda Hinson, Shirley Walker, Re- becca Wyatt. 3rd Row: Har- riett Petty, Garnette Hobbs. Nan Rae Marion, Linda Hud- gens, Emily Pressly. 4th Row: Lena Kay, Billy Cowardin, Marshall Doeppe, Randy Spencer, ,lim Tankard, Page Brinkley, Bobby Bryant, Gwynn Davis, Annette Poin- dexter, Sandra Smith. PLO GH STAFF The Plough staff has worked tirelessly this year to present a better literary magazine to the student body. They reached out and experimented with new ideas which resulted in favorable comments. The magazine staff went on an all out campaign to publicize their attractive little book. In an effort to win honors from the critics, the book was changed in size and, in relation to its size, the art work and articles became more selective and compact. With the undying cooperation of her twenty-three member staff and the help of the English Department, the Editor, Garnette Hobbs, was able to publish three issues. They deserve the compliments which have been given them this year. lst Row: Garnette Hobbs, Linda Hud- gins and Page Brinkley review material for The Plough. 'ilu-,, i E i Row One: Beth Holland, Cathy Watts, Karen Harkavy, Joanne Robertson, Byrd Sledge, Marie Morris, Ellen Busick. Row Two: Jean Gregory, June Lyliston, Nancy Holland, Janice Ivey, Barbara Mitchell, Mrs. Andrew Lee Roberts, Joyce House, J. R. Zepkin, Randy Wood. mfhe Earle has arrived! Ellen Busick, Assistant Editor, and Beth Holland, Editor, pause for a moment from their conference with Mrs. Roberts to smile for the photographer. Yikesl What were those white flashes speeding through Warwick halls, Earles being delivered, of course. As usual the staff members were rushing frantically to the home rooms to make sure that each Activity Ticket holder heard Warwick High's 4'voice . That voice sounded strongly through the halls eigh- teen times this year. But its volume was composed only through hard work during the long hours before and after school, Saturdays, even lunch periods, and of course, during Staff Nis official business hour, second period. Special issues appeared for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other celebrated occasions. Nothing could have symbolized The Earle staff better than the temperamental vari-typers which required con- stant attention from these former journalism students of Mrs. Roberts. Endless hours of gluing articles on the make-up sheets under the headlines set by the staff mem- bers themselves caused many a stiff back, but the stu- dents praise made every moment worthwhile to the staff members. Soliciting ads to help pay for this uvoicei' was no light task, but is was a necessary one, and each staff member tackled it vigorously. Thus it happened that fifteen workers proudly produced the voice of the students of Warwick High School. B marmirk 75 Volume YXI Mah Pat ick ter, to se hen t coming t and intl-04 Joanne Robertson, Barbara Mitchell, Byrd Sledge, and the a ,lanice Ivey sketch the plans for the next issue of The Earle. :ta ge . rincess Anne, played Wig.. 0 o 'WIII51 Nancy Holland, Cathy Watts, Randy Wood and Karen Harkavy gather and M . C 1 's prepare news. W as r on ey formed band, with -floated o Miss Elizabeth Meissner, Our utch Coltrane, was ed to the stage and Varwick High Football fnfanfain Cfgwng ers cro ,tory Si Jean Gregory, Marie Morris, and Joyce House in the Masculine world of the me Gxee N . - - . shop to set up type. ve 3 m 1 n g the 1 r clecl the Vern Aff fn fl tP lcif- f . u V H nd er 0 7 t was mer f- ' --,' als' wick ng . H oming ed much ca rs nu - the r es- 'S are a I lon. the rts 1 ield. ll' ering e rmu r The tl' H Mis: cor and by' I Cla escc Su e Con not into Beth Holland and Ellen Busick go over some of the plans Came WHFV for The Earle with June Lyliston and J. R. Zepkin. pils Nove ent- ative of the next colleges in which they were interest ed. Again the pupils heard 1-1-.D G.-.0-D.-Dao-2.-..-. F-..a... -r representatives from col- leges in and around Vir- ginia. These represent- ,.L:-.-.. 4-1.1 ir Lv., -iwiiii CCA!! The Warwickfs knights of the square table gather ideas from other annuals. 'Qt -w-4. This year with two new sponsors, Mrs. Sanders and Mr. Butler, we decided to give you, the students, some- thing new. The tirst change was a different photographer. This was a trial and error plan to test the idea of having our pictures taken at school. Next, we wanted a theme with a familiar twist. The NYU W0'1lfi it kid me' would youiw Linda . . . Zelle, Business Managerg Despo Yeapanis, river, our summer playground, sulted our train of I n l l Editorg Mr. Butler, Sponsor. thought. It was really fun developing this idea since we felt it would mean something to the students. Ei'- Wow! Look at this picture arrangement. It's just Will you type the copy for the sports page? Joanne what we need for the senior page, Martha Walker Denton asks Nita Gills. tells Linda Robinson. 28 works dilzlgenlbf on The Warwz'ck First: l to r: Martha Walker. Picture Editor: Joanne Den- ton, Literary Editorg Despo Yeapanis, Editor-in-Chief, Linda Zelle, Business Mana- gerg Pat Fisher, Advertising Manager. Second: l to r: Bonnie Gentry, Assistant Ad- vertising Managerg Nita Gills, Typist, Gay House, Assistant Editorg Beth Jenkins, Assist- ant Business Managerg Linda Robinson, Assistant Picture Editor. l 1 A black cover with a cut of the school was another of our brain storms. We felt the distinguishing color and emblem would appeal to everyone. The layout has quite a variety of ideas, also. Opening with the school scenes, alternating the senior pages, and inserting the Alma Mater were some of the different plans which added spice. There was one problem which remained the same- the problem of expense. We had to have money to get out an annual, consequently, we had to sell ads and get subscriptions from the students. We were grateful for the help of the activity ticket money. A hearty thanks to all those who helped and guided us to make the annual a reality. We all hope you like it. IIS I9 You say you want Mg of a page? But the full page is only . . ., says Pat Fisher to an advertiser as Bonnie Gentry stands by. Just as easy as one, two, three, says Linda Zellf- to Beth Jenkins as they tally up the profits. 45678 EE I2 I3 I4 I5 ll I Sm-ated, ls! Row: Ronald Odom. ,le-rry Black. llarold Pierce. Nlicliael Campbell, flllllbllldb Dudley. ,loyce Gold. Jud Row: Troy Braswell. Wayne Frazier, Lucy Tear. 'hllll Roark. Donald Rowe. lack Mays. Donald Quisen- berry. Thomas Vliainmriglit. Grow-r Lewis, larry llobbs. Buhl Doup. James Enbank. Charles Phelps, Thomas Nlancy. Clark Collie-.3rr1' Row: Charles Harris, Paul Owens, llill Walker. Jimmy jones. Bobby Williams, James Brit- ton. Jaines White. Robert Hodges. Earle Huckins, Lionel Epps. Absent, George Yvest. up Warwz'ck H 2 - -Q -If ,P 3 -fa .. . N Wfarwick High School Band of 1958-1959 has done it again. lt is a fine concert band and a superb marching band. on a football field or in a dress parade. Warwickls smartly styled English band with its long herald trumpets, drum major with the English pace stick, traditional rope drums. and English sun helmets all contribute to making the band in the distinctive spirit of Warwick. Warwick 111ade many new friends and won the applause of thousands as they paraded for the Sea Food Festival, the Fire Safety parade held in Hampton, the Oyster Bowl parade, the football game in Norfolk, and the Armed Forces Day parade held downtown. Grover Lewis, Drum Major and Mr. Smith, Band Director. Ist Row: Wayne Barrett, Wayne Evans, Ray Hartless, .l Vaughan. 2llll Row: Buddy Bu-wer. Danny Taylor, Seldon ohnny Clark, Rick jolmson. William Brooks, Ronald Baldon. Absent. Edward Bloxom. 30 A A A at fi 7 T h00l BCUZGI l ,trt -zwlziezezfsa-nnzweza-me . ,. - ,Q ' - 'ff -3'feSf1I?'4f,'..1g-ag The All State Bands held at Cradock High School had more Warwick bandsmen than ever before. ln the Solo and Ensemble Festival and the Band Festival both in- dividuals and the band distinguished themselves. Pep assemblies, demonstrations, concert assemblies, Standing: Nancy Grigsby, Ed- ward Jones, johnny Clark, William Brook, Rick Johnson, Ray Hartless, Danny Thomas, Buddy Brewer, Sheldon Bol- den, Bill Brooks, Wayne Bar- nett, George Ellis, Thomas La Haye, Troy Thompson, John Gregory, Lyle M. Smith, Director, Wayne Evans. P.T.A. performances, the Mid-winter Concert and the Spring Concert, the Sunday Afternoon Concert in the park, and then rehearsing and playing for graduation will always be memories never to be forgotten. L. to R. Lynn Miller, Nita Cornelius, Frank Collins, L. to R. James White, Ronald Odom, ,lerry Black, Greg Phelps. Troy Braswell, George West, Larry Hobbs. 31 V . L Row One: Eleanor Hartman, Co-reporter, Lorraine Mit- The girls oohed and ah-ah-ed as James Smith chell, Secretary: Billy Hudgins, Co-reporter. Row Two: sang Loving You in the A Cappella choir's Valen- Helen Howard, Vice President: Jimmy Miles, President. tine Assembly. This was a year of firsts for the A Cappella Choir. Concert, the beautiful Christmas Candlelight Service, Besides being larger than any previous group, this yearis the Christmas Assembly, the Stardust,, Valentine As- choir was first to receive choir pins. We were also first sembly, the fun of singing for different organizations, to send delegates to All-State Chorus, Eastern District, and our senior class song, You,ll Never Walk where three members from Warwick were chosen for the Alonef' Virginia Allstate Chorus- It is to Mrs. Barclay Sheaks, our director, that we owe Those of us who remain will continue in the tradi- our deepest vote of thanks. Without her constant devo- tions of the choir. Those of us who are leaving can tion and leadership we could never have had such a only take happy memories with us: the dressy Fall wonderful year of working and singing together. Row One: Charlene Owens, Sally Whitlock, Sandra White, Mary Ann Wright, Dequanta Collingsworth, Nancy Sue Smith, Sandra Smith, Helen Howard, Eleanor Hartman, Judy Barker, Caroline Wood, Jane Lester, Lorraine Mitchell, Jo Ann Camden, Juanita Cherry, Connie Coleman, Pat Munger. Row Two: Mary Frances Thore, Sheila Hedden, Delores Roland, Judy Smith, Pat Harris, Martha Ann Winters. Mary Gregg l-lardaway, Betty Ferguson, Jenna Rollings, Betty Cox, Lani Dodson, Betty McFall, Becky Wyatt, Phebe Briggs, JoAnn Davis, Jean Williams, Judy Chrisman, Molly Jo Lewis. .Row Three: Billy Hinkle, Keith Nichols, Douglas Richards, Robert Taylor, Carl Shenk, Butch Coltraine, Jimmy Miles, Marice Wynn, Wayne Register, Ronnie Cutler, Billy Hudgins, Jock Dickenson, John Morrisette, Carl Batkins. Row Four: Bev Alvis, Danny Shenk, Russell Mitchell, Morris Mosely, Jimmy Brit- tingham, Wayne Evans, Jimmy Smith, -Vincent Monfalcone, Bobby Thacker, Ralph Stinson, Earl Snyder. g.-no-qu. fs-Qq,,w,w.,1 -'wasp 'WW Www. ,MW f ' V A lm 2 1 .gf -wsgfy-T H W -'YV5-'Miz' i mamwx. Q yfcwwl nw Row One: Paul Shaw-r. Lee Parker, Gayle Rauch. Wayne Evans, Jim Brittingham, Jim Shorter, Gene Shorter, Norris Perry, Wayne Register, Jack filays. Row Two: Jerry Franklin. Mike Bahr, John lm-gory, Howard Warren, Jock Dickinson. Warner Enos, Billy Thomas, Robert Ellis. George- Williams. Row Three' Gene Jordan. John Morrisette. Bobby Warthan, Butch Spain, Wayne Bradshaw, David Vann. Be-rt Lowetistern. Tim Morgan. Everett Stanifer. Row Four: Lloyd Merritt, Bobby Bryant. Bill Walker, Thomas Hall, Ricky Avent, Claude Are-hart. Charles Snead, Edwin Harper, Jerry Black. Donald Athearn. Row Five: Kern Brooks, David Vaughn, Hank Merritt, Ronnie lNivon, Jim Baker, Martin liardy. Ronnie Cutler. Coach Hamilton, Coach Snow, Coach Romberg. Rauf One: Paul Shaver and John Nlorrisette. Row Two: Mr. Snow, Mr. llamilton, and Nlr. Rombf-rg. ei. ' 'Wit-tory was the joyous shout issued by the players as they carried Coach llamilton off the held after a 39-0 stomp over Newport News liiuh. -L -fl Q When thejighting Farmers VA RSI TT F UOTBALL A pair of impressive victories over inter-district op- ponents, Thomas Jefferson of Richmond and Wakefield of Arlington, plus a rousing 39-0 triumph over Peninsula rival Newport News highlighted Warwick Higlffs 1958 football season. Coach Romie Hamiltonis Farmers compiled a respec- table 7-3 record and landed three players-halfback Johnny Morrisette, tackle Gene Jordon, and Paul Shaver on the All-Peninsula team. The sports' writers selected to the All-State team: Johnny lVIo1'risette, second team, Gene Jordan, third team and Stamm Rauch, honorable mention. Warwick played its best defensive game of the season in beating Wakefield, 13-0, allowing only one first down. The Farmers trounced highly regarded Thomas Jefferson, 33-6, in probably their best all-around performance of 1958. But the sweetest victory for the Farmers was the one- sided romp over Newport News, which was played at Warwick for the first time since the rivalry began. Another fine team effort was against Princess Anne. Leading by only 13-6 at halftime, the Farmers turned on the scoring steam in the last half for an impressive 4-1-6 triumph. fa!! in line - Other victims were Gloucester, 45-Og Great Bridge, 19-T, and Maury, 24-Ox Warwick's three losses came at the hands of unbeaten Norview, 38-0, Hampton. 13-6, and Woodrow Wilson, 27-63 the latter game climaxed a three-year Thanks- giving Day series. Among the many departing seniors on the 1958 squad were: Morrisette, Shaver, Shorter, Enos, Rauch, Ellis, Schuster, Register, Evans. and Parker. Others we will miss next year are: Perry. Mays, Warren, Dickinson, Ellis, Williams, and Stanifer. The students were very proud of their football team this year. The boys really gave us many thrilling games for which to cheer. Congratulations and the best of luck next year. Arcliart makes a flying dash for the goal line. but the Farmers fail to overcome the Crabbers of Hampton. 44 5 Morrisette gives Princess Anne a hard struggle. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 45-Gloucester . . . 13-Wakefield .. 19-Great Bridge . . 0-Norview ...,,,. 33-Thomas Jefferson . . . 39-Newport News . 6-Hampton .... 24'-Maury ,.,.,.. 41wPrincess Anne . , 6-Woodrow Wilson Morrisetle is tackled by a Newport News player after a long run. rm New X 4 3 egg? fl , rw if 6 Q A V vp 7, 3 Wi' W .3 -9 n . , gg Uh fm y u, so 1 if JP S , 133 w -F Q ,R Q QQ.. ' if K s 1,-f n -was I Q W dx 1 'R as x' 1 :W fm . ,M 71, Mwwwwamgkg,-.7j,F I -. 64 wf .x B N, Nw 5 . ,Hag . N.. ,,,, , .KM . 2 i:Ti9vY4eF a .F N 35 f M -. .mp ,X .. Ak X f 4411. 4 'Q 42- 5 i 'E at Af ,, P . W , , Q' Q W 'QR 2' A A A 3 i f wx' W -Q 1 5 X A '- Q f i . ,- ,X - f Q ,X ' Q gi ., 4, ' ' 'W xv L 4 :Q - . ,, I X . -ff . v s 'V f:. .fin - gif . f 4 .1 Q . Ak , ,,, ,, Ayy , , I S4 L m H 9:5 My ,A v I L V il i 5 ,, QE' w ef if the field Honivvmning llminnim-e: Rau' One: Norma Sibley. Nita Gills. Sandra Tankerscly, Harrier Petty. lf-liairmanl. Kristy Lee, Ann Eggles- ton. Nlary lfllvn Hurd, Pat FlSllPI'. Row Two: Marllia Dc,-al. Frances Oliver. Ann Phillips, Quc-can Elizalwtli flashes her qui-cnly gnlilp as alll' XSZIU-'N to llli' ll0IIl!'- Coming vrfmfl. Atlwarn takes a flying: leap nwr a Prinvess Annu player in tlie annual llmnvcmning game. The War- wivk l'lt'Yt1Il fvmeml a crushing victory uyffr the Cavaliers. Lv-ft to Righr: llvvky Taylor. Suaif- Ayers. llarriet Petty. Susan Talley. Mary Gregg llarclaway, juanne Ruliurtsmi. Jk'2:lllI1f' Douglas. Tlls- Yarfily Chevring squad vlim-rs Ilif- Farnu-rs In a llome- Coming victory uwr Primwlss Anne. has 37 Ad ance tops off ilu- lrig. llUlIll'1'UIlllllg wlCt,'kt'll4 i L. to R. Coach Thompson, Captain, Jay Lambiotte, Coach Romberg. Not only are Barrow, who averaged 12.3 points a game, and Lambiotte, who had a 10.7 average, hack again, but only one senior, George Ceragi, leaves by graduation. Aside from Barrow and Lambiotte, the most important returnee will be the lanky 6-3 center, ,lim Smith. While the Farmers missed a berth in the Eastern District Tournament by one game, they did take second place in the Peninsula race defeating Hampton, 37-32, and 41-33. Also, Warwick proved to be tough against perennial district and state champion Newport News, VAR ITT BASKETBALL This was a year of rebuilding at Warwick, and al- though the plain won-loss records might not indicate it, results show that Coach Wilber Thompson has con- structed a solid basketball foundation for the Free Staters. Although Warwick won but four of twelve Eastern District contests, and eight of twenty games throughout the campaign, the over-all play of the five-foot-seven-inch Junior Captain, Jay Lanibiotte, and the exciting improve- ment of sophomore Billy Barrow helped serve notice that the winter of 1959-60 will be a hot one for Warwick opponents. losing, 48-32, at home and then providing a big scare for the Typhoon in its own court, before bowing 48-38. Particularly gratifying to Warwick supporters this past season was a defense which relinquished 926 points, an average of 4-6.3 points a game. Only Newport News, and Woodrow Wilson of Portsmouth were better in this category. Other Warwick letter winners who will be back again next year are Neil Bleakley, Doug Gregory, Hank lVlar- riott, Howard Hall. Allen Vann. Jack Davis, and Charles Snead. L 1 ll l ll ll R' k Avent. George Ceragi. Second: Charles Snead. Billy Barrow. Hank First: Jack Davis, Neil Bleakly, .lay amiiotte, owara a , ic y Marriot, Allen Van, Doug Gregory, Larry Brady. Jimmy Smith fights his way lo another basket. Charles Snead wards off a Typhoon while the hall flies away. seemingly unnoticed. SCOREBOARD WE 74h-York . . . 38-Wilson . . 42-Maury . . , . 37-Hampton . . , 35-Halifax County 47-Oscar Smith .,.. 45-Norview ..,., 51-Granby ,...t, 32-Newport News 39-Wilson .,..... 38-Halifax County . . 41-Hampton ....t 37-Great Bridge . . 43-Princess Ann . 39-Churchland A . . 57-Norview .,.. 43-Cradock .. 52-Granby ,....... 38-Newport News 49-Suffolk ,. . THEY ,. 46 . .53 . .43 .,.,32 ,U56 .M32 .. .47 i...4-2 ...49 ,. .47 NH38 ...41 .H41 ...35 ,...4-3 .,.54- .,..63 ..,.48 ....53 I wonder if the Wilson players know C1 monopoly is illegal? W-A -R- WJ- C-If VARSITY CHEERLEADER 'lOnc. two. three. four. who are you going to yell for? The earth-shaking reply was Hwarwickli' 515 1 :S A These nine girls. with their constant cheering and it 'W' ' untrring vitality. were an inspiration to each stu- dent to flo his part in promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship. The squarl. consisting of seven seniors and two juniors. started practicing in the summer in order that they might be worthy repre- sentatives of Warw'icrk lligh School. Each individual worked enthusiastically as a unit, rejoicing over each victory and feeling the disappointment at each loss, always remernhering, it is not whether you win or lose that counts. but how you play the game. Their traditional maroon and white uniforms will con- Wg- if tinue to be an incentive to y . M - g the student bod of Warw'ick . Y 'S . H. h S h I Z ,L Ei Gggg gi lg c oo. ,, M Thy, pvppy ning-M break the ice will. their A . 1 my s il . T , A sun, in QS gk: ,ktk. Q , Shoe inspection mer. they're ready to go! Leif, to Rfghlf Hal.,-im lrelty. and 515311 Talley: Co-captains. .mdk Row Une: Susie Ayers. llarrict Petty. Joanne Denton, and Jeanne Douglas. Row Tico: Mary Gregg llarrlaway, Becky Taylor, Susan Talley tffaptainl Joanne Rohm-rtson, ancl Mary Jane Nlcllralli. 40 WRESTLING Warwick's talented wrestling team had both joy and disappointment in the 1959 mat season. The joy came early when they captured six of seven meets after an early season loss to Princess Ann, and the disappointment in the state tournament, when only one Virginia crown went to the Farmers. Strong Norwood Starling. in the 136-pound class, won hi.s divisional honors in the State meet after an unde- feated season. Lloyd Franken, the other Romie Hamilton -trained finalist, was defeated by Cranby's Wayne Simons, 5-0, on a decision. Johnny Morrisette had a successful season with an 8-2 record along with the fine mat performances from Ronnie Cutler, Steve Branch, and Starling. Gene Jordan was undefeated in dual meet competition. Prospects are good for next year with Coach Hamilton facing the challenge of improved wrestling throughout the Old Dominion. First row: Ronnie Cutler and Norwood Starling. Second row: 0 Coach Hamilton and ,Iohn Mor- rissette. First row: Howard Crews, Billy Black, Ronald Yeatts, Ronnie Cutler Wayne Sptnctr Bobby Kaprxan ,Inu Mel-Jowfll .Second row Norwood Starling, Lloyd Franken, Bill Mttllens, Vernon Spraker llerhert Smith Donald Athfarn Jcnntn s Handy Tlzzrd ron Lonnie Powers, John Morrissette, Gene Shorter, Gene Jordan, David Shitld Danitl Stnolttt Ed Ball Iatry llud e Running, jumping, jighting ham' TRA CK The cross country team had the distinction of losing all 3 of its dual meets, but during the year showed steady improvement. The climax came when the team won 5 medals to win the Eastern District Track Championship. The boys who placed were Gilman, Trembley, Harrison, Royall, and lnsley. ln the A.A.U. meet at Williamsburg, the team finished fourth. Boys who placed were Harrison, Gilman, and Trembly. The team finished the season by placing third in the state with Gilman and Harrison placing. ln the only meet in which the team participated, they finished fifth in the state indoor meet at Lexington. Boys who placed were Hopkins in the 60, Hudgins in the pole vault, Leonard in the high jumps, lnsley in the 880, Royall in the mile and Rauch, Brooks, Harrison, and lnsley, relay team. ' D I Warwick continued on its winning ways by extending L' to R' Cofaplam Billy Hudgmsr Coach Hubbard' its dual meet record to 22 straight. This streak was d C - ' B bb H k' .. , an 0 Captain 0 Y up me snapped by Newport News in a close meet. L. to R. First: Clyde Trembley, Billy Hudgins, Bobby Hopkins, Steve Lowe, Lloyd Rich, Waytt Royall, Robert Brooks, Bobby Hansford, David Krause, Gradv Edwards, Albert Miller, Nicky Bahr. Second: Ronald Donnelly, John Gilman, John Seuferd, George Leonard, Bert Lowenstern, Kirby Harrison, Edwin Harper, Bobby Brown, Frank Brown, George Hicks, Billy Thomas, Robert Madsen. Third: Jim Hubbard, Coacbg Steward Gilman, Bill Roberts, Norris Perry, .lock Dickinson, Tim Morgan, Gene Greer, Herbert Gregory, Allen Insley, Gayle Rauch, Chris Helmer, Harold Davis. Donald Baxter. X-. qA,.,L 5 E LVL, , 1 Front Row: Cross-Country Team: John Gillman, Clyde Trimbley. Robert Brooks, Albert Miller. Warwick placed second in the Tidewater Meet, and made a come back in the Virginia Pilot Relays by win- ning 3 firsts, 1 second, and 2 thirds in the running events. ln the invitational events, Hopkins won the 100, Hudgins and Montgomery placed in the pole vault, and Leonard in the high jump. Warwick then won the District Championship for the third straight year with a thrilling victory in the mile relay. It finished its outdoor season by finishing fourth in the State Outdoor Meet. Those who placed were Long in the broad jump, Hopkins in the 100 and 220, Mayo in the 220, Leonard in the high jump, Hudgins in the pole vault, and Montgomery in pole vault: The judges watch the line carefully as Bryant Mayo Finishes first by a hair. Billy Hudgins thinks there is no ease to this. It's darn hard work. mmwxcmunam rc,,mw.f:,.awe '- fs-wg1vQ.xhs-wmwaawmmmm.m,w.Mmvmwww Z0 wzn. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 100-Hopkins 10.0 lties school record.l 220-Hopkins 22.1 880-Insley 2:03.6 Miles-Royall 4:3716 Mile Relay-Rauch, Brooks, Miller, Insley 3:34.1 High Jump-Leonard 6' 15 Bobby Hopkins wins 220 in record time to lead Warwick to the Eastern District Track Championship. 3 A wiv , 91151 if i ttlwfl it it tttt i ili 'I to jilt , Q . , fe ,, V, I Twig v a,er,'5. ,R ' is K we A, we 'v 5 Gerringer tells Cowardin about the birdie he just missed on the eighteenth. F ORE Warwz'ck thy jhughtf Roy Hyle lakes careful aim-consequence unknown. GOLF The Warwick High golfers proved to be headline grabbers on the Peninsula sports scene. Coached by Mr. Formichelli, they marched unbeaten to their second straight Eastern District and State championships. In completely dominating the dis- trict golf scene, Warwick ran their undefeated string of dual match victories to twenty-one. Exhibiting some of the strongest team balance in high school golf circles, they won the state championship. The season was climaxed with four linksters averaging less than 80 strokes per 13 holes. The team totaled 633 strokes better than second place, which was the host team from Danville Cowardin was second best individual scorer and Gerringer, last year's winner, was fifth. At the Eastern District Tournament in Portsmouth, the quartet of Cerringer, Cowardin, Humphries, and Hyle posted a 614 total. They outdistanced second place Granby by 30 strokes. Cerringer retained his crown by nipping team mate Cowardin in a sudden death, extra hole, play-off. Others taking part in a number of matches during the year were Lanier and Liebler. Playing their last match for Warwick were seniors Cowardin, Hyle, Lanier, and junior, Humphreys. Returnees for next year are Cerringer and Liebler Left to righr: Mickey Humphries, Roy Hyle, Butch Leihler, Coach Formichelli, Fred Lanier, Co-captains: Bill Cowardin, Ronnie Gerringer. lu f s -1. ' 4 hvw . wlwsiiff- 'N . X Af- , I 1 , fl wt gg xv, . V X Q Qrqvmixx ,J 'WL 2 . I 5 if wiv.. M siis i Smash that ball! Captain Billy Gillespie and Coach Warren Chauncey. TENNI After five losing seasons, Warwick High's New Look tennis team finally regained its lost prestige. We call this our New Look team because of the new up-an-coming players. Since only senior letterman, Bill Gillespie, is graduating, the future looks bright. Seven lettermen, one junior, five sopho- mores, and one freshman made up the team. These eight players, with the help of four others, compiled a 5-5 won-loss record. However, two of their losses came at the hands of the powerful William and Mary Freshmen and- Norfolk Academy. In the Eastern District the team finished with a 5-3 won- loss record, losing only to Granby, Maury, and Suffolk. Suffolk was the eventual State Champ. The record was good enough for a tie for third place in the district, but, due to a Hip of the coin and the demands of time, they did not par- ticipate in the District Tournament. With such an unexpected fine showing this year, Coach Warren Chauncey predicts better teams in the coming years. A ' Q , ' , - i ' f' ' N, .. .,. Qwutg r l to ie . A. 15044. ,gg W .45 ' v . si f, N j ii Bill Carpenter and Corky Brooks meet before the match. Tennis Team: Front row: Bill Gillespie, Bill Carpenter, Jimmy Cowardin, David Ferguson, Ricky Johnson, and Alfred Ankers. Second row: Corky Brooks, Jim Maxwell, Tommy Williams, Bunny White. Back row: Coach Warren Chauncey, Keith Nichols, and Perte Crain. : -f -f'f f' F' E5 S Q M Wham.f Another home run or Captain Wayne Register and Coach Snow. VA RSITT BASEBALL The 1959 Warwick baseball team, hampered by an early- season tendency to perform erractically, completed the season with a five-game winning streak, which gave it a share of second place in the Eastern District. Wilson, which edged past the Free Staters early in April, 44-3, topped the 12-team league with only one defeat. Warwick and Hampton had eight wins and three losses. Both tied with Newport News to put the Peninsula race in a three-way dead- lock. All three clubs had 2-2 records in the unofficial race. Over all, Warwick posted an 11-5 record. The Stater,s late-season winning combination.was a blend of seniors and juniors, led by first baseman and captain, Wayne Register. Leading the underclass aggregation were Royce Bowden, who hit .344-, stole 10 bases, and scored 16 runs, and Mike Bahr, southpaw pitcher and outfielder who won three and lost two, struck out 69 in 53 innings, and turned in a batting average of 348, the teamis highest. Register, who hit .296, Bowden and Bahr were unanimous choices on the All-Peninsula Team, while ,lay Lambiotte and Neil Bleakley received mention on the All Star-Team. Returning for a final season next year along with Lambiotte, Bowden, Bahr and Bleakley will be second baseman Jerry Franklin and pitchers Lacy Epperson and Sam Jenkins, soph- omores, Jerry Hall and Melvin Renng and freshman pitcher Larry Gammon. Front Tommy Stillwell, Bobby Sherman, Jay Lambiotte, Everett Stanifer, Captain Wayne Register, John Morrisette, Gene Brooks, Harry Register Second: Royce Bowden, Neil Bleakley, John Gregory, Lacy Epperson, Mike Bahr, Sammy Jenkins, Larry Gammon. Third: 'Vfanagersz Jennings Hardy, Donald Hall, Howard Hall, Melvin Wrenn, Jerry Franklin, Coach Snow. 1 it is we A fwmwat1fwfwa m,so,Lauer---I -Vwnnuw f- - T.- the Warwz'ck Sluggers Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 18 Poquoson . . . York ...,. . Maury .,.., Woodrow Wilson Newport News Great Bridge Suffolk .,... Newport News Cradock .... Hampton . . , Princess Anne Norview .... Oscar Smith Granby ,.... Hampton , 4 . Churchland 4 .lay Lambiotte and Melvin Wrenn play hot potatoes as they put another man out Great Bridge second baseman heats a throw to Warwicks third sacker, Mel Wrenn in the first innmg action Jay Lambiotte slams another one' Our V. Leaders l l r l Nora Ann Brecher: Co-captain: Diane Bohhitt. Lonna Hudgens, Peggy Robertsong .lane Forbes: co-captalng Pam Stroyan, Martha Mitchell, Gearldine Roach, Brenda Newton. ,st ,gm to 4 f 'il' M ?7l t o , ' 'lf L I 31 V E Q it if al fy f g2 Q' 'lf -1 Ki' Co-captains: Nora Ann Brecher an ,lane Forbes. Who cracked the funny one? Rahl Rah! Rah! The nine peppy Junior Var- sity cheerleaders yelled these familiar words many times during their 1958-1959 season. They added much color and school spirit to the Junior Varsity games, and their enthusiastic hearts enjoyed every minute of it. 'Shout students, shout, Hallelujah. ana' our Vf bzyfs work hard - j. V. FOOTBALL lst row: Frank Shemenski, Larry Hobbs, Jerry Hall, Steve Branch, Sam Jenkins, Bill Mullin, James Soyar, James White, Edwin Harper, Donald Jett. 2nd row: Franklin Williams, Bobby Eversol, Buddy Pardue, David Krause, Donald Baxter, Robert Joiner, Eugene Merica, Walter Satchell, Allen Hudson, Bill Morgan. 3rd row: Coach William R. Formichelli, Charles Snead, Dick Krause, Melvin Wrenn, Charles Jackson, Wesley Monafalcone, Bobby Church, Fred Groves, Manager David Vaughan, Coach Bobby Conway. y j. I1 BASKETBALL 1 Q t Ist row: Manager Sonny Daniels, Larry Crizzle, Tyke Theophilos, Perk Crain, Lacey Epperson, Richard Lee, Willy Carraway. 2nd row: Mgr. Bobby Barnhill, Steve Wise, Donald Baxter, Miles Yates, Harold Pierce, Robert Joyner, D. Y. Andreali, Coach Snow. 49 V - Qs- Sport APSH OT . . . And Donald Jett stopped that York boy dead in his tracks. i Lee Parker, co-captain of the football team for the night, crowns l.iz Meissner, Homecoming Queen for 1958. if Jimmy Smith soars toward the basket to score two points against Princess Anne. ,Q , LLVV , Eg. 'f 'iw- - 'Jeff-,. 5 The Hugh Alligood trophy is presented to John Morrisette, the most outstanding 50 football player of the year. W ' an-f . , -M. , KW KKK. 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N , MQ H These are our New Aa'mz'nistmt0rs, MR. T. RYLAND SANFORD MR. SAMUEL D. GREEN ff W!! ADMINISTRA TION DR. R. 0. NELSON, Superintendent of Schools 52 our untz'rz'ng Supervisors, Mr. Davis finds a key to replace one Mr. Cox sets the clock so that the bells Mr. McConnell answers Miss Callahan's that a student has lost. will ring on time today! question as he goes about his job of ADM! ISTRA T10 This year we find both old and new faces on the administration staff for the new city of Newport News. Heading the staff is the very capable, well-known Dr. Robert O. Nelson, whose official title is Superintendent of Newport News Public Schools. Assisting Dr. Nelson are Mr. Samuel D. Greene, Assistant Superintendent for Maintenance and Planning, Mr. Charles B. Shrieves: Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, Mr. T. Ryland Sanford, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business and Financeg and Mr. George Mclntosh, Jr., Director of Personnel and Assistant to the Superintendent. Under the direction of these men, the school system is smoothly and efiiciently run. There are some personalities with whom we are all keeping the school business in order. familiar. They are Mr. George W. Cox, Jr., Principalg Mr. Clarence A. tPopJ Davis and Mr. Malcolm P. Mc- Connell, Assistant Principals. These three men are respon- sible for running our school and giving helpful advice to teachers and students alike. They iare always working for the betterment of Warwick High. We owe much gratitude and praise to these men for their untiring effort. Although our school this year has been under a new public school system, there have been few changes. The exam schedule was the most noticeable one to the stu- dents. Through these changes, however, W.H.S. has en- joyed the pleasant efforts of having a well-chosen and sincere administration. L. to R. Malcolm P. McConnell, George W. Cox, Clarence W. Davis. T XI Ko l 'l. Mr. Fleet, and Mrs. Geddy. G IDA CEACOUW SELWQRSW ii TOFFICE STAFF l'm confused. I can't decide where l want to go to collegefi or l try so hard in English and still get a HD. These are typical of the many problems presented to the guidance department every day. ln the first case, one of the well-informed and experienced counselors might find out generally the type of college which would meet your needs, and work from there. There is a good library of college catalogues in the guidance oflice. Whatever your problem may he. you can he sure of a helpful hint of suggestion from a guidance counselor, who is always ready to help. We, the student body, could not possibly get along without our capable office staff. It is composed of Mrs. John Crews, Miss Glenda Suttle, Mrs. Lucille Leviner, and Miss Margaret Thomas. They can he seen many times a day in the halls, busily carrying out their duties, Quickly and effectively, under the direction of Miss Margaret Thomas, they keep our school of sixteen hundred students on schedule. They are continually working to keep Warwick High School in order or answering telephone calls, delivering messages, keeping track of all that Senior money, and sending out the many transcripts to the various colleges. d 'Xl' Glenda Suttle. Il F l ' , Miss Margaret Thomas, Mrs. john Crews. an . iss Leif! to Right: Mrs. . ,. ,evmer Y ... ,..... . ln., um ir- -'1 q w,, .-r,1 Lzvmauwsmezstrafwrfmfear.-riefgawzif.s,ssv,f- i.-, 14-: ess, i Ist row: Mrs. D. C. Petty, Mrs. S. Taylor, Mrs. H. C. Shawen, Mrs,W. M. Sherman, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ware. 2nd row: Mrs. D. C Mitchell, Mrs, R. B. Wright, Mr. C. W. Cox, Mrs. Pompey. RTA. The primary objective of the Parent-Teachers Association is to promote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school, church, and community. This is accomplished in many ways. One of the most effective ways is for PTA members to support efforts to secure adequate laws for the card and protection of children and youth. If this support is to be intelligent and effective, members must be kept informed on needed and proposed legislation. The organization must convey directly to the local, state, and federal legislators their position on legislative itemsg consequently, one of the objectives of the legislative chairman is to keep the membership informed on legislation proposed by The Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers. A two-year program, in which each department of the school has been featured at a meeting, has recently been completed. The asso- ciation is continuing projects that have been in process for several years: they they make concession stands at the football games available, the parents serve as chaperones at dances and recreation nights, and two 35150 scholarships are presented to worthy graduates who anticipate entering the teaching profession. 55 Nita Gills and .lean Williams stand on their heads t please the PTA. and Dea'z'catea' Teachers- SCIENCE F UREI GN LANGUAGE CHECK THESE s EVERY DAY 2 lst row: Miss Helen Theophilos. Mrs. Dorothy Ogle-slay, Mrs. Nt-wa Parker, Mrs. L- I0 R. MiSS Mary Hlllliilld. MYS- Selma S. Jones. 2nd row: Joseph Russell. Warren Chauncey. Miss Dawn Blanche Taylor. Mrs. Frances Oliver. Irving, W. R.Formiche1li. Mrs. Ruth Curtis and Miss Waverly Hundley. Front standing: Miss Jac- queline Randlette, Miss Patricia Patton. Mr. Chauncey conducts a chemistry ex' Miss Randle-tte points out a South Mrs. Grenoble seems to enjoy teaching periment while Richard Epes watches American Country to Spanish students, American Literature to her Juniors. intelligently. Marilyn Mclntire is, per- Donna Sibley and Steve Branch. haps, a little dreamy-eyed. First row: Mrs. Frances Grenoble, Miss Lois Callahan. Mr. James Daughety, Mrs. Virginia Fleet, Mrs. Lalla Andrews. Second row: Mrs. Gladys Perry, Mrs. Blanche Taylor, Mrs. Andrew Lee Roberts, Mrs. Marjorie Eubank, Mrs. Carolyn Sanders. Third row: Mrs. Yvonne Adams, Miss Edith Morse, Miss Loretta Jeter, Mrs. Ankathryn Heriford, Mrs. Virginia Millner. 56 Who Advise ana' Teach Us- Row Une: Mrs. Charlotte Caw, Mrs, Katie Row One: Mrs. Josephine Muire. Mrs. Kathleen Palmer, Mrs. Ruby Olson. Row Two: Mrs. Gloria Wesson, Miss Hazelwood, Mrs. Daisy Bright. Row Two: Colonel E. P. Archibald. Sylvia Humphreys. Mrs. Addie Dodd, Mrs. Bobby D, Conway, C. ll. Baker. Robert H. Fleet. Virginia Kostyal. Row Three: Kathryn Thomas. Mrs. Grace Burcher, Earl T. Pilgrim. Mrs. Burcher helps Rita Munn Wayne Fraiser listens attentively Thats the Spot, Miss Forbes work the calculating machine in while Mr. Conway explains an tells Becky Hogg, Lee Parker. clerical practice class. equation. and the rest of the World llis- tory class. Row One: Mrs. Lalla Andrews, Miss Jean Atkinson, Miss Mary Holland, Miss Marcia Forbes, Mrs. Mirian ,S. Hamilton. Row Two: Earl T. Pilgrim, Gerald Romberg, Bill D. Heriford, Miss Peggy Sacra, Mrs. Frances Oliver, Mrs. Ruby Gentry. 57 With Unfailing Wisdom and Understanding Left ro Right: James lluhbard, James Snow, Miss Shirley Stewart, Miss Janet Edward Thgmag, Wilbur P. Thompson, Romie Hamilton. Cary Stern, Miss Roena McJunkin. Elliott Gay. Miss Stern demonstrates a basketball hold to Judy Vasleinder and Suzanne Smola. Here we find Mrs. Sheaks, as we do many times, helping one of her students, Nancy Fooks, with a song. Mr. Cay teaches Vincent Hudson and Bobby Baldwin how to use mechanical instruments. Ingrid Thiel serves luncheon to Mrs, Hoyle and three students: Jean Johnson, Edna Creighton, and Christine Allen. Barclay Sheaks, Mrs. Nancy Leitch, Mrs. Edna Sheaks. Lyle M. Smith. Mrs. Vivian Kimbro, Mrs. Eliie Hoyle L w.,.wx,,. .qw gk 7- fm' , mid ' ' , W' 'fi-,Nz - .vw Z ,vwwi ., . , .Q n nnnn NSW . .,--V +i Mwlmk vM54:r'.v,.sfga2f--1 ' Q' ,gg r:V,, .. V, A 2 :VI A. ,. nn n nnnn . ,,Qff,'1f ri' ,, . ,A ,,, ,L.., ,,,VV .,h: 1 V L' W n n n nn f W A v:A: V, W... L,h , iHl:NZ VVV: ,5 -I Mw1w.m,z' A 4' MW H , nnnnn , W n ' ' ilj ,nwspwxgflaiiz , n f nnnn nn . rx, n nn , n E ,b , , MbnA,sHphe sun risesn and sets on the river, we fund thdclasses beginning and ending. Left to right: Nancy Blaylock, Vice-Presidentg .ludy Hogge, Secretary-Treasurerg Pam Stroyan, President. Od '40, , ,Y Sophomores listen attentively while Miss explains the plot of Silas Marner. Morse Hurrah! At last we are Sophomores at Warwick High School! On the first day of school, we were filled with excite- ment and were rather confused as we wandered around in the large and strange halls, which were filled with the friendly faces of the upperclassmen. After a week or so, we felt at home and began to take part in many of the school activities. We found ourselves taking part in plays and assemblies and contributing our ideas to the committees on which we served. Our class supplied several boys for the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. Eight of our peppiest girls were chosen to be cheerleaders. A difference was noticed on the scholastic side of our school work. While some of us dug into algebra and biology, others racked their brains with foreign languages. Although we are eagerly anticipating our junior year, we know we shall never forget our sophomore fun. We thank the teachers and student body for making us feel welcome at Warwick High School and for making our Sophomore year a memorable one. John Abbott Craig Adams Norman Addington Rosalee Alderson Charlotte Anderson Howard Andleton D. T. Andreoli .ludy Andrews Marilyn Aungst .lean Armstrong Linda Ash Barbara Nelson Betty Atkinson John Bachman Bobby Baldwin David Baltimore .lohnny Barefoot Joanne Barfield Buzzy Barker Jean Barker Toni Barnette Bobby Barnhill Mary Barett Wayne Barett Billy Barrow Linda Basford Laura Sue Baxley Donald Baxter Juanita Bender Nancy Belda Janet Bender Patsy Perkinson Eva Mae Berry Yancey Bivins Charles Black Tom Blake Nancy Blaylock Elmer Bloomer Edward Bloxom Diane Bobbitt Jim Boman Bruce Bowers Janice Bowman Larry Brady .ludine Branch Irvin Brandt Myrtle Brandt Jimmy Britte Sammy Brodie Corky Brookes Bill Brooks Robert Brooks Robert Broks Judy Brown Philip Brown Susan Browne Eddie Bryant Ellen Bullard Darden Bunch Phyllis Bunn Raymond Bunn Cinny Burcher Beverly Burgess Bruce Burgess Betty Burke Larry Burnette Richard Burney Diane Burton Sandra Burton Carroll Byrd Barbara Call .lean Cale Pamela Cale Pat Call Estelle Campbell Eddie Canada Billy Carpenter Beverly Carr Wilma Cash Martha Chambers as Solbhomores, we a'z'sc0verea' i fs, 'vt K, i s 3 lili ysls' 2 6 'A D t t L L. saa rr Aaa B n 41 .4.3 w 'C ll iii D 5 L QL . 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L2: - A ' : Sgz V K C K L L A.,,x A3 L t N1 . -15 gf :E - :M s A x W ip E ,vi i , 2 k r L.: A ,L Eddie Charlton Ann Center Robert Church Barbara Clarke Edna Clark Howard Clark Thomas Clark Judy Clary Jimmy Clayton Patricia Coberly Billy Colgan Jerry Colonna Cheryl Comstock Richard Cootsley Nancy Copari George Copeland Carolyn Corhitt, Butch Counts Betty Covington Norman Covert Pat Cox Ronnie Cox Mary Anne Cradock Pert Crain Jack Crandall Richard Crist Edna Crittenton Julia Crone Nancy Curtis Sharon Curtis John Cunningham Linda Dale Louette Dale Jerry Dallas Luke Dammerin Phyllis Daniels Rommie Daniels Carolyn Davenport Billy Davidson Billy Davis Billy Davis Jim Davis Jo Ann Davis Paul Davis Ronald Davis Ernest Delaforse Barbara Dellinger Jeanette Denton John Doleson Jackie Dafhn Robert Dondurant Sonny Doup Jewel Mae Doudy Jane Druen Caroll Duke Susan Eacho Claude Earhart David Earnest Shirley Edmundson Grady Edwards Phyllis Edwards Page Ellward Fred Elmore Margie Emmons Bill Eubank Bobby Evercole Faye Exum Gwen Takourey Skip Farris Rosemary Faulkner Tommy Faulkner David Ferguson Ronald Ferguson Patti Ann Fields Carol Figitt Judy Fisher Ned Flaxington James Fletcher Judy Fontaine Norma Fontillas Susan Ford Harriet Formichelli Alice Foster Ryan Foster Clifford Foster Billy Fox Wayne Fraiser Lloyd Franklin Phyllis Franklin Brenda Freeman Mary Freeze Leigh French Sandra French Karin Frye Carolyn Frazier Mary Frazier Pat Gables Brenda Guiley Pat Garron Billy Gauet Benny Garret Anne Carrette Susan Gary Penny Gay Kenny Gerald Doris Geray Danny Gibson Gail Gilliken James Glance Vickey Godfrey .l. W. Godwin Linda Good Larry Gowens Winn Granger Chuck Graybeal Steve Gresham Frances Griffen Winston Griffith Larry Grizzle Nancy Grigsby Fred Groves Thelma Guthrie Nancy Hamilton Lynn Hancock Jennings Handy Judy Handy Sharon Hardy Judy Harmon Eddy Harper Linda Harris Robert Harrison Jesse Hawk Judy Hawkins Thomas La Haye John Hayes Janet Head Ronald Hedgepath Steve Helmer Pat Helms Marilyn Hewett Diane Hickman Guynn Hicks Sandra Hicks Bonnie Hill Brenda Hill Barbara Hines Bill Hinkle Pat Hinkle Harvey Hinsley Janice Hoard Larry Hobbs Barbara Hodges Bobby Hodges Judy Hoffman Ann Hogan .ludy Hogge Carol Hopkins Donald Hornsby Gwyen Howard Ruth Howell in many actz'vz'tz'es, i. , --ffl- X im, Ky 1 V llz qc at 1 . rraa ,ar I X 'Q 1f,a . V , t .5 ,t 'W' is 're . .5 is iran- , f ' 4 1 L K..-I... In.-I... 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Castle Martha Muire Pat Mullens Beverly Murphy Emma Lou Murray Marie Muvolhill Jean Mygruells Beverly Nicely Mike Nicholson Ronnie Nixon Mary New Angie Newman Brenda Newton Carolyn Noblin Frances Noland Michael Noland Anita Norris Dotty O'Berry Nancy O'Briant Joel O'Conner Ronnie Odom Richard O'Mally Sandra Osbum June Owen Paul Owens Randy Owens Wayne Overton .lane Palmiter Lenard Pardue Donald Parker Lee Parker Linda Parker Sharon Hartman Sharon Parkman Paul Parrins .lane Passage Charles Phelps David Pierce Harold Pierce Henry Piland Barbara Pillow Ann Plummer Carolyn Poff James Polick Patty Pople John Powell Kathy Powell Connie Powers Penny Perdue Betty Sue Price Nancy Price Sara Price John Propst Donald Quinshurry Booth Rankins Kirby Rector Hilda Reeves Melvin Renn served on committees f A - 1 i H .. ,fk Q. K A .KIV V, V..1 - - - il A , do , .4 5.4. . t lii ' I I t il I I R ' ' , , . oi i , iii, at A V' ... Jlr 't - F ' A ,, -. gf a-,. -2 .,., V- f X t A e e r A A 1. Lu. .. 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Scoggins Dickie Scruggs Susan Seaboldt Patsy Seaburn Robert Sealy Joanne Selinsky Tommy Sellars Jo Carol Semster Dennis Serig Richard Seward Chrissie Sharps Sandra Sheffield Sammy Shield Lee Shoal Kenny Shockley Carol Shultz Donna Sibley Charles Silcox Billy Sites Bill Skindallas Buck Scull J im Small Barbara Smith Barbara Smith David Smith Doug Smith Fred Smith Melvin Smith Steve Smith Sylvia Smith Wayne Smith Suzanne Smola Caroline Snead Mary Lynn Snyder Butch Spain Lindia Spain Charles Spangler Billy Sprinkle Jay Sprinkle Janice Squires R. D. Stallings Linda Starling Jo Ann St. Clair Irene Stieber Suzanne Steinbach Stanifer Steiner Phyllis Steel Danny Stinson Phyllis Stokes Pam Stroyan Tanis Stubbs Gwen Sullivan Benny Summerlin Lois Surles Gail Suttle Linda Swain Barbara Sweet Max Taback Ronald Tankersly Rona Tanner Danny Taylor Gail Taylor ,lane Taylor Kenneth Taylor Barry Teague Lucy Tear Steve Tear Joe Texaria Sandra Templeton Sharon Thacker Ingrid Thiel Tyke Theophilos Bobby Thomas Sandra Thomas Leroy Thompson Brenda Tilson Spurgeon Toney Clyde Trembley Betty Tucker Caroline Turner Jane Turner Scott Turner Inge' Turnwald Maude Uyenoyama Fred Vandonbrook Allan Vann Christine Vaughn Laurette Vaughn Lucille Vaughn Ronnie Vaughn Bernice Victor Russell Vincent Carl Wadsworth Eddie Walker Jimmy Walker Peggy Wall Beverly Walsh Sandra Warfield Mary Ann Warboys Rita Warren Judy Watson Brenda Watts Kenny Weber George West Penny West David Wheeler Kenny Wheeler Charlie White James White Jimmy White John White Kay White Saunders White Donald Whitley Donna Whitmore Phyllis Whitecotton Ann Wiggins Cathy Wilkes Gail Wilkinson Nell Page Willey Karen Williams Paul Williams Sandra Williams Barbara Willis Sandra Wells Tommy Willis Carolyn Wilson preparedjhr our , .at N .1,g gg? .A'VA gf :IP ,,g. 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L I ff jf , X as L' ff Jimmy Woodary f x M lii, Carl Wright L ggyf i Andy Yates , Brenda Reynolds 5 I., iL Z L 68 Judy Wilson June Wilson Zander Wilson Barbara Winn Steve Wise Donna Wolf Patsy Womble Nadina Wood Peggy Wood Butch Woodall Linda Woodly Peggy Workman Betty Wester Dolly Wright Vicky Wyatt Judy Yale Billy Yates Catherine Zuercher Kathryn Bahnson Jerry Barry Franklin Blote Wayne Brendle Bobby Butler Larry Burgess Ted Camden Larry Campeller David Carpenter Phil Davidson Gary Gardener Tom Goodroe Allen Hale George Hicks Lee Hopkins Jimmy Jones Bill Lamb Jonny Leizemire Bill Lockwood Sharon Mangum Keith Monroe Barry Mooring Lloyd Rich Lyle Ryan Joseph Sekerki Bill Smith .loe Taylor Warren Vick Herman White Ronnie White ln April Mrs. Sheaks' music classes presented a beautiful Easter assembly which was nar- rated by Eleanor Hartman. A..- ' 4li?lR1,gc'?' And this is how the snare drum is played, says Mr, Smith as Wayne Evans dvnmnstrates in a hand assembly. 619012001 Scenes Hope Horner. Gail Nlahone. and Irma Ireland show their skill in fenring class. .IBIIICS Clemons explains how his project for the Science Fair works. THE PHYSICS OF SPEECH : R25-5 lim! 1. AUDIO-FREOUENC HE HUMAN vo:rC 1 an gp The smug senior Mine's prettiest! What excitment there was when the junior class received their rings. jUNIOR OFFICERS We had arrived! We were at last juniors with all the long anticipated privileges and responsibilities. It was just as wonderful as we had planned. As juniors We felt the necessity of making plans for the future, so the College Day early in our year was a helpful guide. Juniors were active in all phases of school life. Having members of our class in Congress and on S.C.A. com- mittees, we played a large part in our school government. Our members served on the stalls of The Earle, The Warwick, and The Plough. We, spurred on by the junior cheerleaders, enthusi- astically supported the junior boys who performed out- standingly on the teams for various sports. The day our class rings arrived was a very special one for all of us. ln the spring we held class meetings to plan a Prom that we wanted to he a memorable night for each senior. Our jear as juniors passed all too quickly, hut it gave us full measure in learning and social experience. We were sent happily to our senior year. class took full ad- vantage of S'Be kind to Seniors Day which the juniors gave to honor the- upperclassnu-n. Becky Taylor, Parliamentariang lrma Ire-land. Reporterg Cay llouse, Presidentg Kay West, 'l'rt-asurvr: Rivhartl Epes, Yice President: missing, Karin Nelson, Secretary. f m fi-71:-ww wi - it -wan, .., At last we are union. Alfred Ankers Susan Ash Donald Athearn Barbara Adkins Linda Atkins Ricky Avent Susie Ayers Maney Ballard Danny Barbie Ruth Ann Barnard Jean Barnhart Paulette Barnhart Marian Barnhill Mike Bahr Ellen Barrack Sally Barclay Helen Barron Richard Barry Tommy Barton Jimmy Bateman Barbara Bear Paul Beckage Barbara Beverly Mary Billington Harry Blanchard Larry Blanchard Neil Bleakley Ronnie Blume .lim Bohkyn Shelby Bolton Carole Allred Christine Allen Linda Allen Evelyn Ames Danny Anderson . H 'xx z X. John Abbitt Dicky Absher Clifton Adams .ludy Akers i i C Tr? Zo' lilfizf 3' Q' 35 43' M 4 f 5 gg g I GI 1L3t,3,li,.i M W2 .21 aio yy ea A A A i oos 2 V soo B o ..,,, A k ' 1 iivt irie C da a ' ' '-: 7 ': ' 4 I V -.., a fi Q ai , Joan Branch Wz'th anticzjyatea' privileges and resp0n5z'bz'litz'es. . Wayne Bottoms Susan Boutchard Royce Bowden Wilma Bowlin Donald Bowyer 1, V . Katy Boykins f Beverly Bradburn his 'l l ,K Ww- Wa -,y- Wayne Bradshaw X Y ! 4 6 A .. 4, 2 , - 52 X .1 ,M iw A N F 1 .K if -- is K I ,. 5' it e f' . :vi 5' L- 5. 'f - I f x.- -ff, ff e :V -zssifgf fi: E :I , V 57 'i f'? B B 61226 A - ta F' fl, , R l YQ 2 x E is Marilyn Branch Steve Branch Susan Brant 'I' roy Braswell Nora Ann Brecher Darlene Brenizer Jimmy Brittingham Carter Brooks Pat Brookshire Erlene Brown Frank Brown Janice Brown Lily Rose Brown Shirley Brunk Bobby Bryant Barbara Burnette Diane Burnette Bobby Butler Robert Butler Elsie Burton Jo Ann Camden Michael Campbell Willie Carraway Page Carmine Doug Carneal Warren Carter Morgan Cartwright Steve Caton Talmadge Caton James Chambers We became more active. Betty Coltraine Marion Conway Joe Cook Susan Copes .luanita Cornelius Jimmy Cornette Elizabeth Cox Eugene Crain ,lo Ann Crawford Carol Curtis Hank Daniels Jeannie Daniels Ronald Dannelly Wayne Davenport Barbara Davis Bette Davis ,lack Davis Martha Deal Walter Deal Joe De Boe Leslie Diamond Lani Dobson Thomas Dudley Donald Duncan Kay Duncan Anne DuVal Sonia Eagle .lo Eason Judy Eason Billy Edge Nancy Cole Clark Collie Frank Collins Anthony Collinsworth Butch Coltrane Nancy Cheatham Tommy Cheek Johnny Clark ,lames Clemmons fm . K 5 W ,ia 31 A v 3 ,g 5 iz 1 i - is 3-3: A' 5 . is ,, .,, En- xx! nw air- ' fu: i , fw- i. Qui i Nl , 2:21 v um, H951 1 in all phases 1 ' ef .N .M-WJ , Ml fa X-gk' fl 'SL S .. ,amsw , Qi :--1:55 ,Q sf-Ms, -lf' 1 ' 1 Lffff? . l Ann Edison Lynn Edney Barbara Edwards Nicky Edwards Ann Eggleston James Elder George Ellis Warren Ellis Sandra Elver .1 ha M ... W 5 53 ,.,, , V , i g g Kai Tong Eng Brenda English Lionel Epes Lacey Epperson Bill Eubank Jimmy Eubank John Evans Shirley Ferguson Carter Fickland Linda Fields Phillip Finch Betty Ann Flanagan Emma ,lean Flowers Eric Forelich Billy Fogle David Fondelier ,lane Forbes .lanet Fox Larry Fox Jerry Franklin Bobby Freeman Libby Fulghum Dorothy Fuller Betsy Furman Sandra Fyfe Carolyn Gardner Jimmy Gardener Douglas Gaulle-y Henry Cecldy Bonnie Gentry QF school lyfe. Douglas Gregory .lean Gregory John Gregory Roscoe Grey David Grisel Bohby Grnbhs Donald Hall jerry Hall john Hamilton Pat Hamilton Robert Hamilton Ann Hardy .Xnne llarsly Xlurtin Hardy Rnfsell Harlow l.inda Harper Billy Harrison Ray Hartless Delores Hanghton Gay Hanghton Sally llay Becky Hayes Carolyn Hawker Sandra Hawpe l.eland Hedgepath Chris Helms-r Bill Helms Jerry Helma Russell Henderson ,lndy Hertzler Sharon Girlon Tommy Godfrey Sharon Goodfellow Bill Graham Jimmy Greening Ronnie Gerringcr Karen Gilliam Weston Gill Nita Gills 654 r r if o roltf t L t- in S. CA., on stcyfv, and in sports. Dee Hicks Mary Hicks Billy Hinnant Jean Hinnant L, , , , Linda Hinson Pat Higginbotham Rita Hoback Warren Holden Nancy Holland Mi! -i Catherine Holt Jimmy Hoover Hope Horner Gay House .loyce House Sue Houser Henderson Howard Sue Howell Wayne Hubbard Everett Hudgins Barry Hudson Becky Hudson Miles Hudson .ludith Hubbard Vincent Hudson Charles Hughes Barbara Humphries Judy Humphries Michael Humphries Shelby Hunnicutt Shirley Hunnicutt Emma ,lean Hunsucker Cary Hunt Larry Hunt Mary Ellen Hurd Bobby .lean Hughes Betty Inman Allan Insley lrma Ireland Janice Ivey The class meeting Bruce Johnson' Carol Johnson Jean Johnson Danberry Jones Cerrilyn Jones Glenn Jones Sally Jones Tommy J ones Gene Jordon Robin Kane Barbara Kasper Carol Keegan Randy Keene Ann Kegley Billy Keith Rebecca Kennedy Lena .May Kidd Bill Kitrell Jo Ann Knight Billy Kyle Jean Lamb Sonny Lambert Jay Lambiotte LaVern Langston Nancy Laughridge Paul Layman Jane Layne Nancy Jefferson Beth Jenkins Sammy Jenkins Judy J erney Donnie Jett Sarah Jaite Douglas James Peggy .James Billy Jarrett W 'Tiki ' is ET ' K 'Q Ni J Kg P it Q Warren Ledford Nw Kristy Lee Kenniy Ledford ' , it C31 0 a.. we J, J ,A V. if is 4 1 rt A If , -5 as ' Skill 4:2 Myl ar the bzlg plans. . Max Lemon Alton Leonard Buddy Leonard Jane Lester Q firs t 'fa , 7 32. Wiffe. 4 M vi 1. 51 ,soggy-51 ., -TL ' 1 QW, l Q 3 k.:,,, E. i 3 3 tt il' 4 ' it Z , t Zeb Little Frank Long Robert Longacre .lanet Loos Vicky Love ex, yy 1'-1 as .L g, wk B' Bs' George Lowder Burt Lowenstern Pat Lumpkin Bobby Lylliston June Lylliston Jimmy Lysinger Milton Lytle Mary Maddy Delma Magnus Peyton Mahanes Bobby Mahaney Gayle Mahone Billy Majette Bobby Mallison Beth Maney Thomas Maney Brenda Manual Wyatt Mapp Larry Marchbank Brenda Markiewich Richard Martin Charles Massey Shirley Mathews Winston Mathews Betty McFall Marilyn Mclntire Lynn McKay Barbara McKenzie Elizabeth McMahon Pat McQuillan lea' to the enthusiasm. . Barbara Mitchell Freddie Michie Peggy Modlin Vincent Monfalcone Wesley Monfalcone Ruth Monohan Paul Montgomery Sandra Montgomery Thomas More Jim Moore .lim Morgan Millicenr Morrisette Bill Mullen Laverne Mumaw Leona Murray Lynda Mustarn Arthur Neilson Karin Nelson Jimmy Newton Betty Nichols Judy Nichols .lerry Nickson Priscilla Nohlin Frances Noland James O'Brian Frances Oliver Vance Overbay Barbara Parker Emily Parker Jesse Parker Jackie Michael Danny Milburn Helen Milburn Gloria Miller Lynn Miller Sandra Mcwhorton Jimmy Meeks Herman Meredith Steve Metcalf 5 3f:3' ilygfiszlfll ,Malia il' ,,. X 1, E li Q 5? 3 h 1' 09- 490 s -ii' 1 'wi Q,Ls 4 A B I Q' the Prom Wi MS Sheila Parker Harley Parkes Martha Parks Sylvia Parks Sharon Peele Ann Phillips Jerry Phillips Gloria Piland Bill Powell ' w, , 4.25 X 33 ? , , W J xi Jimmy Powell Oppie Powell Sue Poythress Juanita Prevatt Juanita Prillaman Lora Purdy Carlton Purgold Gail Rauch Patsy Rawles Sandra Ray Gail Rich Doug Richardson Linda Richardson Jerry Riley Linda Rector Sharon Reed Monilee Reeder Kenny Regelmann Courtney Reynolds Jo Roane Peggy Robertson Harriett Robinson Lillian Rodriguez Delores Rowland Jo Ann Roller Buddy Roper Gaither Rowe Judy Roxbury Waytt Royall Heidi Runge The arrival qv our class rings Edmund Seymore Dave Seuff-rt Brenda Shakelford Rachel Shaw Sandy Shawen John Carl She-nk Bobbi Sherman Larry Sherman Norma Sibley Sarah Skinner Bill Slabes Pamela Stensrud Peggy Slate Edwin Sloan Oliver Smiley Arnold Smith Dickie Smith Herbert Smith .lerry Smith ,lim Smith Jimmy Smith Kenneth Smith Louis Smith Nancy Sue Smith Peggy Smith Mary Snow Sandra Smith Earl Snyder Tommy Snyder Cherill Solcum Rose Schocli Richard Srholtz Cary Schrum David Schultz Sonny Seay Donna Ryan Shelha Ryan Nanvy Sault Franves Scllvrvr nz! ., ati reminds us 0 T ,am 9 as r ii if M 2 .5 Q rx . Q 5 2 . g .gem :. Chuck Solar ,limnly Soyar' Jerry Spain Judy Fpake 5 Hanny Spencer Wayne Spencer Donald Starky Gordon Statzer Vicki Stein - iff 2 1 -V as Q. TT qw T Sv AT ,ask '.-xslt K Q Si ,hiv A:-I:-' : AEE 5 5 ,Q - il Tommy Stillwell Sharon Surnmerell Gywen Suttle Sandra Tankersley Becky Taylor Billy Taylor Dennis Taylor Robert Taylor Wayne Taylor Helen Terry Nellie Tesh Delores Thacker Anne Thomas Billy Thomas Charles Thomas George Thomas John Thomas Mary Byrd Thomas Robert Trexler Linda Tucker David Vaughn Sandra Vernon Jimmy Waddles Micky Wadsworth Johnny Wlaggoner Bill Walker Max Walker Geraldine Wall Carole Ward Carol Ware ourjimfhcomingyear. . Betty White Richard White Sandra White William White Douglas Whiteman Judy Wiley Bobby Williams Franklin Willianls John Williams .ludy Williams Karen Williams Vlfalter Williams Billy Williamson .limmy Willis Jimmy Wilson Mary Beth Wilson Maurice Winn Janet Wood jimmy Wood James Woody Rossie Wolever Rebecca Wyatt Miles Yates Sonya Yates Wayne Yoder Mary Lynn Young Phillip Young Sandra Treadwell Mary Lou Call Billy Keeton Wayne Wells Billy Welsh Kay Wlest Spencer West Barbara W'hite Neil Warren Buddy Warthal Bolthy Warlhar Nancy Watkin- yys y xg Charles Carrithers Bobby Harmon Thomas Nygeren Richard Seward Judy Vasbinder The presence of God is brought nearer to us as Karin Nelson leads the chapel service. You must have those purchase orders! says Mrs. Milliner at a committee meeting. up In the spring, a young man's fancy turns to politics as the school is walled with posters. iw fu Despo and Dean cool themselves as they sit by the waterfall. 7U 1012-SE 1012 PRO With the theme of Moonlight and Rosesv, the cafeteria became the garden of a southern mansion on the night of May 16, 1959. Each enchanted couple entered the garden by stairs leading from the alcove. The opposite end of the garden repre- sented a formal garden scene featuring a water fall and a full moon illuminating the garden. lVlu- sic was furnished by the Chordsmen. During inter- mission the Seniors gathered and sang their class song. The night will always remain in the hearts of the Seniors. We could have danced all night to ig the beautiful theme of Moonlight and Roses ra, Bobby receives his Prom program as he enters the Southern Garden. We-loomed by all were the good-looking chaperone for the Prom. b Wmfr they ever lei up in? Seated: Jerry Flowers, President. Standing: Eleanor Hartman, Treasurerg Robbie Nelson, Parliamentariang Pat Foutz, Secretary: Marie Morris, Reporterg Tommy Williams, Vice-President. MMF' Despo and her committee discuss plans for the Senior Assembly. SENIOR OFFICERS The glory of our senior year dawned slowly upon us with the full realization of our responsibilities and the example we must set. After many years of waiting, we had finally achieved our honored position, and we were dismayed at the wonder of what the year would bring. But, we soon found ourselves too busy to be ' frightened by the weight of our deeds, for we had class symbols to choose, pictures to take, and the Banquet and Assembly to plan. We became close- ly bound in ties of friendship, and our class began to function as a unit. The days and weeks passed all too quickly, and, with the Heeting hours, our last mo- ments at Warwick High School drew to a close. Then, with that final handshake, we gathered up our precious memories as a class and stepped forward as individuals to meet our futures. The seniors in Mrs. Centry's government class study diligently in order to receive their long awaited diplomas. Sefton F. James Abbott George Thomas Abernathy Hugh Daniel Adams Richard Elwood Adams 1959 - We were the Seniors. Susan Jeanette Beale Xnn Phylis Bennett lay Elden Bennington Nlicola Hesten Beverage James Fager Baker Shirley Anne Baker Judith Ann Barker Peggy Jefferson Bass Ethel Arlene Allen Thomas Beverly Alvis Kermit Holmes Ames Barbara Ann Bailey . - fm' intei n . in -' B, -ti f . J 'H- Lufzw i h - iffy , I . - A . Ewa . A .: lt?-' ' A E IOR f . , fmamw ,Net Q M , mn ' fig, Ll K Calvin Grigg Biirdsol Patricia Blackburn Lyn Rae Blake Joyce Ann Blankenship This was an exciting E IOR Toni Nlarie Bowers l'ln-he Durand Briggs Basil Page Brinkley William lrgar Brinkley YE lS,,,i i - i ' , i ' V' - fa '- E328 i in i B Hifi, K 5 -,ff - , my ,,-.af 'I X,J - f Clyde Julian Brewer ,le-an Nancy Brodie Oliver Kern Brook Eugene Luther Brooks Barbara ,lean Brown Edward Dwight Buchai A Edward Preston Buntir Donna Bair Burgess Nelson David Burkholder Ellen Frances Busick Carl Vernon Byrd Judy Clay Cainbell and rewarding experience. HJ E 1 'No ,sg A ,J r 5 2 iii, W 5, fx x sas 5 J Eleanor Louise Cannon Gilberto Cornicr E IOR 2 Charles Efll on fart: 1 June- Rose Carter Marjorie English Charles David Donald Chatten Juanita Janice Cherry Judy Proctor Chrisman .aa- Barbara Ruth Clark William Dallas Clark William Julius Clark Cornelia Anne Coleman E IOR Robert Lee Coltrane Brenda Brandt Connie Dequanta .l0y Collingswort Vivian Kathleen Connell Joan Elizabeth Cooper James Russell Corbett The qv zeers and committees John Carltnn Covington William Carter Cowardin Barrel Beverly Cox Robert Wayne Cozzens Gary P. Crain Franklin Dunne Crawford Diane Wendy Creighton Linda Jeanette Cross James Daniel Crigler Shelby Jean Crittendon louglas Cary Curtis. Jr. Ronald Elmer Cutler laren Phyllis Daniels lavid Gwynn Davis a'z'a' exceptional work. Iva Jean Deaver larold Deese oanne Denton ames Reid Dupree uanita Deuell Alvis leorge Ellis Dickerson Villiam Harold Dodson darshall Wingfield Doeppe ,lo Ann Davis .l0yCf! Forellcll D Benf- Harold Monroe Davis Wayne Pendleton Deans E IOR Martha Jeanne' Douglas Palmer Orlanml Douglas gillllllidl fllayliu lliirlamay Robert Wayne Edwards We proudbz sang I OR Gary Le-e English Warner Lee Enos Patiiua Anne Evans Rohert Leslie Ellis Wanda Lee Evans Wayne Allen Evans William Flloyd Fallen Ann Clark Fanbian A 43551 we Claudia Joanne Fergusol Patricia Mae Fish Patsy Jean Fisher Dixie Devain Fleming lralxam jr-rmxw Flow-1 Jancy Louise Fouku luthella Hope Forlwes 'atricia Anne Frantz our class song everly Joanne Girton Ito Martin Givens luriel Virginia Goldman 'illiam Randolph Gompcrs Rex Morgan Gallaher jimmy Barrcntine Callaway ,lan Maynard Gray George Val Geragi, .lr Jonathan Sovcrign Gibson William Charles Gillespie John Edgar Gilman Charles Muriel Fry, Jr. SE I ORS R' wr 1-nm-i Hanley Morris Hankins Mary Gregg llartlau ay Elsie Martin Cray .loseph Allen Gwaltney Brenda 0'Neil Hahn Sherry Hall Announcements qfgmduation Karen Leslie Harkavy Charles William Harris ,V E IOR Patti Ann Harris Eleanor ,lane Hartman Sandra Roberta Harvey Clifton Upton Hayes John Emery Heath Sheila Carolyn Hedden Marjorie Edith Henders Walter William Heywod lpton Samuel Higginlmtham letty Sue- Hill Qarnette Stewart Hobbs ohn Raphall Hodge and calling cards were ordered. ylvia Louise Honneycut ames Elwood Hopkins .obert Eskridge Hopkins nthony Kidd Houltry reston Wayne Houltry elen Barclay Howard 'ayne Henry Hubbard inda Marie Hudgens Rebecca Lynn Ilona Elilaln-Ili Jani: Holland Caroline Rolwrdeau lloldvrby Mary Margarvt Holloway ' QM, R E IOR ' I i - i - iw ix . , . :Q :'1'iiEQif'f'Qf,1- . ' ifff?'f3' fir ,. .. . QL, , r.f-f-,-f':'1'.iiPi 'ffiflffffiiffiiilzf Eli lii,:JliQ.51, :za K , I - ' '-'- 5 P ,A ffiif-,-'-.t1x.i,, gZQQQgigg1,fg1jQ,gL I i -f . ,,.., ,ft .1 w em2z,s,4.t,rof'- ,fill , 'K W - 17735, iiiiliwiltflll't,'Y'r,:, 1 frltzcgv . -- i.ii2Qf-i4f1f1si5.Y ff! . fiiflwil , 7 :G 4 ' y K t , : ,t ,.,. ., ini A William Burnley lludgin Dorothy Marie llunt Roy Alton Hyle Bertie Merritt Ireland The Senior Assembbf I ORS Edward Michael Jarrett Authur Lee .lebson Carl Degge Jenkins Carole Jean Johnson Jerry Dudley Johnson Terry Allan Johnson Marilyn Sue Johnson Patricia Elizabeth Johnson James Clifton Jones Judith Kenney Phala LaRue Kirtner Ida Marguerite LaFlair Jerry Wayne Lamb Michael Genaux Lamlliotte Helen Virginia Land Karl Frederick Lanier. Jr. and banquet were hzlglzlzlglzts t.XXi Nlyrna Walker Lyerly Robert Mangrum :arol Jean Manzie Nlargaret Anne Mapp Molly ,lo Lewis Charlotte Gills Little Marion Elizabeth Lilly Lee Frazier Luther Jean Myfanwy Lawton Doris Mozingo Lee lNancy Marie Leonard Earl Eugene Leviner SE IOR X f ns? L! 1-Eff 'Q' Nan Rae Marion Jesse Carroll Martin Shirley Elaine Martin Sandra Daneen Maris to be remembered Kay Franklin Maxie James Beckett Maxwell E IOR Richard Bland Maynard John Wesley Mays, Ill William Traynor McCar1 Yvonne McCrickard Mary ,lane McCarth Barbara Dale McLeod Janice Marie McNamara Elizabeth Lydia Nleissm Jimmy Thad Miles Albert Edward Millar Ronald Thomas Miller Dorothy Lorraine Mitchell Russell Lee Mitchell Richard Eugene Morgan ana' the prom a climax. lack Woodrow Mullennax Patricia Ann Munger Rita Joyce Munn lack Roy Murphy luby Irene Napier lobbie Jean Nelson rlassell Roscoe Newberry krthur Keith Nichols Shelby Jean Morgan William ,lohn Morrisette Doris Marie Morris Morris Cray Moseley EN I OR Robert 'l1il0lll2iS Norris John Wayne Oakley Jo Elaine Owens Mary Lou Pace Our class meeting was a chaos E IOR David Lee Parker Nlatleline Amelia Parker Robert Leland Paraone Patricia Lee Pepper Wayne Norris Perry Harriet Hansfnrrl Petty Shirley Frances Phillips Robert Wayne Pierce Frank Robert Plichta Mary Annette Poindexter Nancy Carolyn Post Emily .lane Pressley David Loyal Prior Jerry Kyle Radcliffe Rohert Emmert Rahn William Henry Rankins but its purpose was accomplished. if ,'A H ,- Stanim Peebles Rauch .h V Hilda Marie Register ii y s r,,p i,p., . ' il V .ggwfc Best- v.,1.:f.3fgs,L4. llarry McGhee Register John Wayne Register ' Charles David Rhodes Virginia Bell Rollings Vinia Elizabeth Rollins Joseph Bush Reynolds Barbara Joanne Robertson Phyllis McClure Rodriguez Robert Snyder Rogallo Diane Elizabeth Rowe Lillian .lean Russell Charles Milton Rutter Walter Ray Saunders Charlotte Bonita Savage Our stua'z'es prepared us Robert Eugene Scarborough Marie Schultz Constance Schock Randolph Edward Schuster E IORS Aline Northington Schuylt Nancy Lee Scott Donald Lee Scrimgeour William Frank Shanks Danny Ray Shenk Robert Wesley Sherman Woodward Meredith Sher David Gordan Shield Sunny Cayle Shuck Carter Lee Silcox Barbara Temple Simmons Allyn Byrd Sledge or our college days James Eldrid t Smith Judith Ellen Smith Joyce Knn Nmith Sandra Rae bmith William Gladstone Smith Daniel Jason Smoker Judith Fay Sprouse James Everett Stanifer ,anice A nn Stanley Ileveland Norwood Starlinff John Laurence Stevens ialph Irving Stinson E IORS David Stokes Thonnas Gurdon Stroyan Donna Katlilevn Slnhblef Edwin William Sullivan and work yet to come. E IURS ,lanws William Tankard Katherine Marie Tanner Susan Richdale Talley Wilton Graham Taylor 5 1 mi ii1 'Av' Bobby Ray Thacker James Richard Thomas Mary Frances Thore Dennis Hide-nobn Uyenoyania W, AM Judith Ann Varacs-lli V' Phillip Mattlwws Vaugh AVAA john Godfrey Voltnier John Anthony N ruglman l'ommy Randolph Wainwright Elmer Thorton Wlallier, Jr. llartha Beatrice Walker Shirley Ann Walker Soon we would partj9'z'eno's lartha Jeanne Wiggins mma Jean Williams eorge Franklin Williams arry Thomas Williams - 'i-i ' . ,, l,t,,,L W . -' 'ff 'i i fi' :V , V iw , 7 A, 'Q jg,',,'j George Howard Warn-n V i ' 'S' ' Catherine Lee Watts - ,2i22W'l 'li' ' K' Robert Alexander Wet Arizona While Edith Zee-Willis White Sandra Kay White Theresa Ann Wehh Thomas Roy Wellington T ll W E IOR Nancy Lee Williams Martha Ann Winters Caroline Ross Wood Hugh Randolph Wood to go our a'Wrent ways. SE IOR Joseph Ross Zepkin Betty Kay Ferguson Mary Ann Wright Despina Katherine Yeapams .l0hI1 YBHCCY Linda Lee Zelle 5 I CLASS POEM 1959 You say that this is our final year, And this path ne'er again shall we tread. But we've gained, and weive cherished each day as it passed- We've prolited as we've led. We have waited and worked for the fruits of our labor, Which have sometimes been missed for our tears- But we realize now that our dreams lie there waiting- Those same dreams we've watched through the years. Many more voices will echo this way And tell of a memorable past. There'll be other tomorrows, not only today- Other ideas whose meanings will last. But for we who are seniors aware of the present With Future held fast in our sight, We'll remember with sadness this year going by, But with knowledge we'll gain desired height. Jenna Rollings, '59 Class colors: Lavender and White Class Hower: White Rose Class motto: It matters not how long we live, but how. Class song: You,ll Never Walk Alone. 106 SE IOR DAY The Se ' nl01' . s march mm assembl y f01' tht? last dm 6. Do you mean that we actually had to go to high school five years to get iced tea for lunch? Seniors gather in the breezeway before Senior Assembly to talk over the excitement of graduation. 107 With her friendly smile and vivacious personality, Eliza- beth ,larvis Holland well deserves the title of Senior Lead- er. During her years at Warwick, she has displayed the fine leadership and scholastic qualifications which brought her this title. Beth has actively served her class and the S.C.A. all through high school with a variety of activities. She has served on many committees, served as homeroom officer, and served in Congress. She was secretary of her Jun- ior Class. This year she has done a great job as S.C.A. Chaplain by setting up the S.C.A. Chapel. Beth has been an officer of her French Club for two years and was president of the French Inter-Club Coun- cil her senior year. She has served a.s editor of The Earle this past year and has been a member of Quill and Scroll for two years. As a delegate to the S.C.A. Federation and to the Nor- folk Portsmouth Good Neighbor Days, Beth has repre- sented her school well with her warm smile and willing- ness to co-operate. As a crowning touch to her high school career, the seniors chose Beth as the Best All Around girl in the Senior Class. Beth plans to attend Westhampton College in Rich- mond next year. We are sure that she will be as much of a success in her college career and in her life's work as she has been at Warwick. William Carter Cowardin has the spirit, co-operation, and desire to be of service to his school in any form pos- sible. His amiable attitude and ready smile have been a joy to those who have worked with him. Besides ex- celling in the academic field, Bill has made his mark in athletics, student co-operative work, The Plough, and the Key Club. It mattered not what position he held, he was always ready, willing and able to perform tasks which were assigned to him. Bill's pleasing personality is probably his most out- standing single quality. Never seeming to let his troubles get the upper hand, he is always willing to cause one's miseries to flee before his cheerfulness. Next year the cadets of Virginia Military Institute shall add to their ranks one of our leaders who will sure- ly excel in all that he undertakes. Our school can be proud of him, always. SENIOR 108 Voted '5lVIost Likely to Succeed by her class, Patricia Anne Foutz is certainly a most deserving Senior Leader. Pat's life at Warwick High School has been a very active one. She was Secretary of the Senior Class, Sec- retary of the Honor Council, and served on Congress for several years. In the literary Held Pat has been quite outstanding, having served on The Plough Staff, and hav- ing been a member of the Quill and Scroll. She was a sports leader of the Girls Recreation Association and served as chairman of both Junior and Senior Class committees. She did a splendid job as chairman of the Senior Banquet Committee. This event will be long re- membered by the Seniors as one of the highlights of the year. Pat plans to attend William and Mary College but is still undecided as to what she wants her life's work to beg however, she is leaning toward the fields of journalism and accounting. With her wonderful personality and her equally won- derful leadership and workmanship abilities, Pat prom- ises to be a success wherever she goes. LEADERS 109 , fx 15 ,gf.g:..g:,.:1.-aft , t',l?1,:s5Iif2::i V A in mgfzgsiiififihiiijwa ,-,..wr2?l'?3'fifzgszrgigglggn George Thomas Abernathy, Jr., an outstanding mem- ber of the class of 1959, is well-chosen as a Senior Lead- er. Known not only for his excellent grades and abilities in the classroom, but also for his wide participation in school activities, this capable senior is indeed very de- serving of the position of leadership in his class. Tommy has played an important role in S.C.A. pro- grams through his work on the Honor Council. Through his fine leadership he has performed an excellent service to the school 'as Chairman and class representative for four years. Also active as a French Club officer and vice-president of his homeroom, and serving on many S.C.A. and class committees, Tommy has made a great contribution to Warwick High School through his enthusiasm and in- terest. Tommy will continue his education at Davidson Col- lege next year, and we know that, with his talents, he will be as successful there as he has been at Warwick. Although his familiar face will be missed in the halls of Warwick in years to come, we wish him well and we say to him: Good luck in the future, Tommy. Warwick High is very proud of you! BEST ALL AROUND Beth Holland and Jimmy Maxwell SENIOR MOST POPULAR Mary ,lane McGrath and .lerry Flowers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Foutz and Tommy Williams WITTIEST Lee Luther and ,limmy Miles vm-md PER ONALI TIES mu, f . n 4 'wwg,1Q' ' T4-'I BEST LOOKING Liz Meissner and Billy Hudgins MOST ATHLETIC Mary Lou Pace and John Morrisette .ig T-TT I Z , ,,:,, I we zfiiliii-.au:. flftiizibffff' HQ? A Fglggxg' S23 32 52353 3 5 . I 1 Q, 1., sz:- 21 - tw ,,,.,, wt, CUTEST Joanne Denton and Kermit Ames MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Susan Talley and Jim Abbott i .JW I wb 9 3 .Q A if an f I W M SENIOR ASSEMBLY 'fx wl- and.: Jenna Belle Rollings, author of llw class pm-ln, reads it in Senior Assembly. And THEN, and THEN . . . nf:fmfvm,gf':', fmr.. ,ggf1sL,,-vfgifxmmahusmawmulwnammlg V . Finally each senior rf-ceives hi5 long awaited diploma. 4 Gmducztion brings Senior Class Presidvnt, Jerry Flowers, pre-scnls the Welcome. Anxious seniors wait for the strains of P0mp and Circurnstancef' Dr. Herman P Thomas de-livflrs thv COIlllllIi'Hf'l'flllI Ill aclmlrvss to the Class of '59. and their parents, relatives, and friends, fs As' , I 11021: Aw' gy K-, fx 5 W li fi, -.. Qffyw Z s f 1 1 A w 1 1 ug'- X Y Q 1 Q iii ' , segfr VN, H fi 4 H., f A is a 4 if 1 x3 5 A, 1 4 j 'W .. w Q f, M 3, , ,R 'f f -fi-if Q , we gr Q v F l , X it g ' k f , lfa .Q K if 'U N' ' J K 6 I S l 4 .,,.,,. ,., if K , 5 :Q I T' f Q, Nu m 'f gg, . X J H . K Q ' - F 1 EQ , ' 'lu Q viit , A g '-? , ,a -1' - . H, D 5 , Z I l 1 SE IOR STA TISTICS SEFTON FRANK .IAMES ABBOTT Transferred from West Waterloo High School, Waterloo, Iowa, 9. Social Committee 11, 123 Pep Committee, 11, 121 Recreation Night Committee Chairman, 123 S.C.A. Congress 123 Prom Com- mittees3' Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 123 Usher 123 French Club 12: Indoor Track 113 Outdoor Track 113 Senior personality3 Senior Assembly. GEORGE THOMAS ABERNATHY, JR. Orientation Committee 93 Social Committee 113 Honor Council 9, 10, 11, Chairman 12: Magazine Sales Award 103 Prom Com- mittees3 Senior.Committees3 Homeroom Officer 12.3 French Club, 11, 12, Officer 113 Senior Leader3 Senior Assembly. HUGH DANIEL ADAMS, JR. First Vice President of S. C. A. 123 Social Committee, 10, 113 One act plays 113 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 123 S.C.A. Con- gress 121 Executive Council 123 Board of Elections 12: Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9g Science Club 93 French Club, 10, 113 Outdoor Track 11. ARLENE E. ALLEN Spanish Club 9, 103 G.R.A. 12. JUANITA DEUELL ALVIS S.C.A. Congress, 9, 10g Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Safety Pa- trol 93 Library Assistant 121 Bible Club 9, Officer 10, 113 Science Club 9. THOMAS BEVERLEY ALVIS A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 121 Mixed Chorus 93 Homeroom Officer 10, 113 Bible Club 10, Officer 11. KERMIT HOLMES AMES, JR. Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High School, Hampton, Vir- ginia, 9. Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 103 J.V. Baseball 103 J.V. Football 10: Senior Personality3 Sen- PATRICIA BLACKBURN Plays: One Foot in Heaven 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Senior Com- BARBARA ANN BAILEY Leadership Training Committee 103 Pep Committee 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 122 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 F.H.A. 9, 10. JAMES F. BAKER Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Oflicer 93 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 113 8th 81 9th Grade Basketball3 Sth 81 9th Grade Football3 Co-Captain 9g J.V. Football 101 Varsity Foot- ball 1I, 12: Indoor Track 113 Outdoor Track 12g Wrestling 10, 11: Varsity Football Manager 12. SHIRLEY ANNE BAKER Prom Committees3 Senior Committees. J UDITH ANN BARKER Social Committee 10, 11, 123 SCA Publicity Committee 103 Pep Committee 123 3 Act Plays: A Man Called Peter 103 The Great Big Doorstep 103 Production of 1-act play 103 Acted in 1-act plays 101 Operetta Springtime 113 A Capella Choir 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Home- room OHicer 103 Spanish Club Officer 12. PEGGY JEFFERSON BASS Mixed Chorus 10. SUSAN JEANETTE BEALE Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 113 Spanish Club. ior Assembly. mittees. PHYLLIS ANN BENNETT Prom Committee3 Senior Committees3, F.H.A. 10, 11, NICOLA HESTEN BEVERAGE Historian Committee 103 Assembly Committee 113 Orientation Committee 12? Prom Committees3 Science Club 93 Spanish Club JOYCE ANN BLANKENSHIP Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 123 LYN RAE BLAKE Transferred from Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginia 103 Student Directory 123 Mixed Chorus 123 Prom Committees, Chairmang Senior Committees, Chairman, French Club 10. TONI MARIE BOWERS Transferred from Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia 123 Orchestra 123 Senior Committees3 G.R.A. 12. YVES CESAR van den BRANDEN Transferred from Walsingham Academy, Williamsburg, Virginia 12. Oflicer 12. F.H.A. 9, 10. CLYDE J. BREWER, JR. Band 11, 123 Safety Patrol 9. PHEBE DURAND BRIGGS A Cappella Choir 123 Eastern District All-State Choirg S.C.A. Congress3 Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM LAGARE BRINKLEY, JR. Orchestra 93 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 J.V. Foot- BASIL PAGE BRINKLEY, JR. Civil Defense Committeeg Community Relations 113 Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committee Chairman: Homeroom OHicer 123 Usher 123 Science Club 113 Spanish Club 113 The Plough Staff 123 Feature Editor 123 J .V. Baseball 10. NANCY JEAN BRODIE OLIVER KERN BROOKE, JR. Transferred from Henry Clay High School, Ashland, Virginia 113 Band 11, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 123 Varsity Football 113 Manager of Varsity Basketball 12. LUTHER EUGENE BROOKS Magazine Sales Award 123 French Club Officer 123 J .V. Baseball 113 Varsity Baseball 123 Outdoor Track 123 Senior Assembly. BARBARA JEAN BROWN Prom Committees: Senior Committees. EDWARD DWIGHT BUCHANAN EDWARD BUNTING Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Virginia, 103 Production of I-Act play3 Acted in 1-act p1ays3 Mixed Chorus3 Senior Committees. DONNA BAIR BURGESS Transferred from Topeka High School, Topeka, Kansas 123 3-Act play Nuts in May 123 Acted in 1-act play 123 Student Directory Committee 123 Warwick Playhouse 123 Senior Committees: Science Club 12 3 French Club 12 3 Senior Assembly. ELLEN FRANCES BUSICK Historian Committee 103 Pep Committee 113 Social Committee 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Quill and Scroll 113 Officer 12, The Earle Staff 11, 123 Assistant Make-up Editor 113 Assistant Editor 12. CARL VERNON BYRD, JR. Transferred from Maryland Park High School, Maryland Park, Maryland 93 Band 9, 10. JUDY CLAY CAMPBELL Magazine Sales Award 93 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club 123 G.R.A. 12. ELEANOR LOUISE CANNON Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 F.H.A. 9, 10. ball 10. Senior Committees. Band 9. CHARLES EDISON CARTER Mixed Chorus 9. .IUANITA JANICE CHERRY A Cappella Choir 123 Girls' Chorus 11Q Delegate to F.H.A. Con- vention 123 Magazine Sales Award 123 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 123 Homecoming Court 10, 113 F.H.A. 9, Oflioer 123 G.R.A. JUDITH PROCTOR CHRISMAN Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Virginia 103 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees. BARBARA RUTH CLARK Assembly Committee 123 Pep Committee 12? Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 9, 10: Library Assistant 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 F.H.A. 9. WILLIAM JULIUS CLARK, III Transferred from Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School, Roanoke, Virginia 93 Band 9, 103 Prom Committees. CORNELIA ANN COLEMAN A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Girls' Chorus 113 Senior Committees3 French Club 10. DEQUANTA JOY COLLINSWORTH Operetta Springtime 113 Tom Sawyer 103 Babes in Toyland 93 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 9g Girls' Choir 103 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 9, 103 Library Assistant 10, 12. ROBERT LEE COLTRANE JOAN ELIZABETH COOPER Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 10, 123 F.H.A. 9. GILBERTO CORNIER Spanish Club 12. BRENDA BRANDT COUNTS Pep Committee 103 Prom Cornmitteesg French Club 10. WILLIAM CARTER COWARDIN, JR. Transferred from St. Vincent de Paul High School, Newport News, Virginia 103 Social Committee 123 Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention 123 S.C.A. Congress 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 113 The Plough Staff 123 Assist- ant Exchange Editor 122 Golf 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 11, 123 Manager of Wrestling Team 103 Senior Leaderg Senior Assembly. BEVERLY BARRETT COX, III Assembly Committee, 103 Civil Defense 103 Production of 3-act plays: A Man Called Peter 103 Great Big Doorstep 103 One Foot In Heaven 123 Nuts In May 123 Acted in One Foot In Heaven 123 Technical director of Nuts In May 123 Production of 1-act play 10, 123 Acted in 1-act plays3 Student director of 1-act play 123 Warwick Playhouse 122 Prom Committees3 Science Club 93 Spanish Club 10, ll. ROBERT WAYNE COZZENS Acted in 3-act play A Man Called Peter 103 Onions In the Stew 113 Warwick Playhouse 11, 123 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club 10, 123 Chess Club 10. GARY P. CRAIN Social Committee 103 Cafeteria Committee 12, Chairman3 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Tennis 123 S.C.A. District Con- vention Host. DIANE WENDY CREIGHTON Transferred from Red Bank High School, Red Bank, New Jersey 12. LINDA .IEANETTE CRESS Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 12. DOUGLAS GARY CURTIS, JR. Manager of Track Team 12. KAREN PHYLLIS DANIELS Transferred from Buckroe Jr. High School, Hampton, Virginia 9g Mixed Chorus 123 Assembly Committee 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees. HAROLD MONROE DAVIS, JR. 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8, 93 8th and 9th Grade Football 8, 93 J.V. Football 103 Indoor Track 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11, 123 Senior Assembly. .IO ANN DAVIS A Cappella Choir 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 G.R.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 G.R.A. Letter. WAYNE PENDLETON DEANS Sth and 9th Grade Basketballg J.V. Football 10: Indoor Track 113 Outdoor Track 10, 11, 123 Senior Assembly. EVA JEAN DEAVER Senior COHIIIHLLCCSQ Science Club 103 Spanish Club 123 G.R.A. 11, 12, Sports Leader 12. HAROLD B. DEESE Mixed Chorus 12: Band 9, 102 Prom Committees3 Sth and 9th Grade Footballg J .V. Baseball 9g J.V. Football 10, 11. .IOANNE DENTON Class Oflicer 9, Vice-President3 Class Vice-President 103 S.C.A. Treasurer 123 Publicity Committee 93 Garden Committee 103 Pep Committee 9, 10, 11, 123 Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention 113 Delegate to F.H.A. Convention 9g S.C.A. Congress 9, 11, 123 Executive Council 123 Board of Elections 12g Magazine Sales Award 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Homecoming Court 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club Officer 103 Quill 81 Scroll 123 F.H.A. Oflicer 93 Senior Personalityg Varsity Cheerleader 11, 123 J.V. Cheerleader 9, 103 Captain 103 The Warwick Staff 11, 12g CofLiterary Editor 113 Literary Editor 123 G.R.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Assembly. GEORGE ELLIS DICKENSON JOHN LLOYD DICKINSON Assembly Committee 113 Social Committee 123 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 11g S.C.A. Congress 9, 103 Prom Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 103 Spanish Club 10, 113 8th and 9th Grade Basketball3 8th and 9th Grade Footballg J .V. Football 103 Varsity Football 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11, 12. WILLIAM HAROLD DODSON, IR. Transferred from Greenville High School, Greenville, South Caro- lina 123 Spanish Club 12. WINFIELD MARSHALL DOEPPE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High, Hampton, Virginia 9g Quill and Scroll 12 3 The Plough Staff, Short Story Editor 12. MARTHA JEANNE DOUGLAS Social Committee 10, 11, 123 Pep Committee 113 Co-chairman of Assembly Committee 123 A Man Called Peter 103 Great Big Doorstep 103 Production of 1-act plays 103 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Home- room Ofiicer, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Varsity Cheerleader 123 J.V. Cheerleader 10, ll 3Co-captain 113 The Plough Staff, Assistant Book Review Editor, 123 G.R.A. 121 Sports Leader 123 G.R.A. Letter3 Senior Assembly. ORLANDO PALMER DOUGLAS Transferred from Munich American High School, Munich, Ger- JAMES REID DUPREE ROBERT LESLIE ELLIS Spanish Club 11, 123 Officer 123 8th and 9th Grade Footballg J.V. Football 93 Varsity Football 10, 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11. GARY LEE ENGLISH J.V. Football 93 Varsity Football 10, 11. WARNER LEE ENOS Social Committee 123 Band 9, 103 Orchestra 9, 103 Dance Band 9, 103 Homeroom Officer 113 Science Club 10, 11, 123 8th and 9th Grade Basketball3 8th and 9th Grade Football3 J.V. Basket- ball 113 J.V. Football 93 Varsity Football 10, 11, 123 Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 123 Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANNE EVANS Scrapbook Committee 123 Loyalty Committee 9, 103 Safety Com- mittee 93 Civil Defense 93 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees. WANDA LEE EVANS Magazine Sales Committee 113 Senior Committees3 Library As- sistant 11, 123 Spanish ,Club 121 Science Club 10. WAYNE ALLEN EVANS Building and Ground Committee Chairman 122 A Cappella Choir 123 Band 9, 10, Officer 11, 123 Dance Band 9, 10, 113 All- State Band 10, 113 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 123 S.C.A. Congress 103 Prom Committees3 Chairman 123 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 J.V. Football 113 Varsity Football 123 Outdoor Track 113 Senior Assembly. WILLIAM FLOYD FALLEN ANN FAUBION Magazine Sales Award 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committeesg Library Assistant 10, 12. BETTY KAY FERGUSON Transferred from Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia 103 Recreation Committee 123 Social Committee 10, 113 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Committees3 Senior Com- mittees3 Chairman3 French Club 11, 123 Spanish Club 10. CLAUDIA .IOANNE FERGUSON Assembly Committee 113 Garden Committee 123 Band 9, 10, 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 12. SALLY ANNETTE FIEGE Operetta Mississippi Melody 103 Babes in Toyland 93 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Girls' Chorus ll. PATRICIA MAE FISH Transferred from Columbia High School, Richland, Washington 103 Mixed Chorus 123 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 11. PATSY JEAN FISHER Transferred from Columbus High School, Columbus, Georgia 103 Social Committee 11, 123 Homecoming Committee 123 Magazine Sales Committee 123 Building and Grounds Committee 123 Scrap' book Committee Chairman 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Com- mittees3 French Club 103 Quill 81 Scroll 123 The Warwick Staff 11, 123 Assistant Advertising Manager 11, Advertising Manager 12. DIXIE DWAIN FLEMING Transferred from San Ramon Union Valley High School, Danville, California 113 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 123 French GRAHAM JEROME FLOWERS Class President 11, 123 S.C.A. Congress 9, 11, 123 Executive Council 11, 123 Board of Elections 11, 123 Homeroom Officer 93 Spanish Club 123 Chess Club Officer 11, 123 Senior Persona1ity3 RUTHELLA HOPE FORBES Transferred from Hampton High School 12. PATRICIA ANN FOUTZ Class Officer, Secretary 123 Orientation Committee 113 Student Directory Committee 123 Delegate to Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 113 S.C.A. Congress 123 Honor Council 123 Prom Committees, Chairmang Senior Committees, Chairman: Homeroom Ofiicer 113 French Club Officer 11, 123 Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 Senior Personality'3 The Plough Staff 11, 123 Assistant Business Manager 113 Assistant Editor 123 C.R.A. 123 Sports Leader 123 Senior Leader3 Senior Assembly. many 10. Band 10. Club 12. Senior Assembly. REX MORGAN GALLAHER Transferred from Yo-Hi, Yokahama, Japan 12. JAMES B. GALLOWAY, JR. Social Committee 113 Handbook Committee 123 Acted in 1-act plays 123 S.C.A. Congress 93 Honor Council l2Q Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees, Chairman: Homeroom Officer 9, 11Q Usher 11, 12g French Club 10, 113 Spanish Club 11, 12. GEORGE VAL GERAGI, JR. Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth, Virginia 113 Varsity Basketball 11, 12. JONATHAN SOVEREIGN GIBSON Leadership Training Committee 10, 113 Officer 123 Safety Com- mittee 9, 103 Social Committee 93 Orientation Committee 123 Pep Committee 10, 113 Acted in 1-act play 123 S.C.A. Congress 10, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer 10, 123 Science Club 9, 10, 113 French Club 9, 10? Indoor Track 10, 11, 123 Outdoor Track 10, 113 Cross Country 10, ll, 123 Senior Assembly. WILLIAM CHARLES GILLESPIE Pep Committee 123 Cafeteria Committee 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Chess Club 11, 123 Officer 113 8th and 9th Grade Basketball, Co-Captain3 Tennis 10, 11, 123 Senior Assembly. JOHN EDGAR GILMAN Senior Committees3 Indoor Track 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11, 12: Cross Country 11, 123 Co-captain 11. BEVERLY JEANNE GIRTON Social Committee 113 Orientation Committee 123 Magazine Sales Award 103 Prom Committees3 The Plough Staff 113 Typist 11. MARTIN OTHO GIVENS Pep Committee 12Q Assembly Committee 113 Band 9, 113 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 113 Varsity Baseball 103 Manager, Baseball 10, 113 Football 10. MURIEL VIRGINIA GOLDMAN Magazine Sales Award 103 Prom Committeesg Senior Committees3 FHA 9, 10, 11. ELSIE MARTIN GRAY Acted in Operetta Mississippi Melody 10: Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 10, 11. JAN MAYNARD GRAY Student Directory Committee 123 Honor Roll Committee 123 Chaimian 123 Production of 3-act plays, Onions in the Stew 113 Nuts in May 123 Acted in 3-act plays One Foot in Heaven 123 A Man Called Peter 113 '6The Little Dog Laughed 103 Student Director of Onions in the Stew 113 Acted in 1-act plays 93 Warwick Playhouse 10, 113 Officer 123 S.C.A. Congress 11, 12, Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10, 1'1, 123 Usher 11, 123 Safety Patrol 11, 123 French Club Officer 10, 11. JOSEPH ALLEN GWALTNEY Magazine Sales Award 103 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Science Club 9, 103 Spanish Club 11, 12. BRENDA O'NEAL HAHN Social Committee 11, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10. SHERWOOD HALL Pep Committee 10, 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club3 G.R.A. 123 Sports Leader3 G.R.A. Letter. MARY GREGG HARDAWAY Garden Committee 10, 11, 12g Pep Committee 11, 123 Officer 123 Social Committee 9, 10: Magazine Committee 12g Homecoming Committee 93 Cafeteria Committee 113 A Cappella Choir 121 Mixed Chorus 103 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees, Chairman3 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 Varsity Cheerleader 123 J.V. Cheerleader 113 The Plough Staff 113 Publicity-Exchange Editor 113 Senior Assembly. KAREN LESLIE HARKAVY Transferred from Dahlgren Elementary School, Dahlgren, Virginia 93 Social Committee 10, 113 DAR Award 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees, Chairman3 Science Club 9, 103 French Club Officer 11, 123 The Earle Staff 11, 123 Assistant Picture -Editor3 Exchange Editor 113 News Editor 12. PATTIE ANN HARRIS Leadership Training Committee 10, 112 Assembly Committee 93 Social Committee 123 Acted in Operetta Tom Sawyer 103 A Cappella 12: Mixed Chorus 113 Girls' Chorus 103 S.C.A. Congress 93 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homecoming Court 93 Spanish Club 10, 11. ELEANOR JANE HARTMAN Class Treasurer 123 Recreation Night Committee 113 Cafeteria Committee 123 Acted in 3-act plays, The Little Dog Laughed 93 The Little Minister 93 The Great Big Doorstep 103 A Man Called Peter 103 The Late Christopher Bean 113 One Foot in Heaven 123 Acted in Operetta, Babes in Toyland .103 A Cap- pella 11, 123 Officer 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Warwick Playhouse 10, 11, 123 President 123 Officer 113 S.C.A. Congress 123 Prom Committees, Chairman 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10, 113 Spanish Club 113 Senior Assembly. SANDRA ROBERTS HARVEY Honor Council 9, 10, 113 Social Committee 113 Acted in 3-act plays, Onions in the Stew 113 The Late Christopher Bean 113 One Foot in Heaven 123 Nuts in May 123 Directed 3-act play Nuts in May 123 Production of lfact plays 11, 123 Acted in 1-act plays 11, 123 Student Director of 1-act play 123 Warwick Playhouse 11, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees: Science JOHN EMERY HEATH Transferred from Redbank High School, Redbank, New Jersey 10. SHEILA CAROLYN HEDDEN Acted in 3-act plays, A Man Called Peter 103 The Great Big Doorstep 103 One Foot in Heaven 123 Nuts in May 123 Acted in 1-act plays 113 A Cappella 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 103 Warwick Playhouse 11, 12Q S.C.A. Congress 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 11. WALTER WILBERN HEYWOOD Safety and Civil Defense Comrnitteeg Grounds Committee 113 Band 9, 10, 113 Safety Patrol 9, 10, Library Assistant 123 Science Club 9, 103 Indoor Track Manager3 Outdoor Track Manager 11. BETTY SUE HILL Acted in Operetta Mississippi Melody 103 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 10, 11. GARNETTE STEWART HOBBS Social Committee 9, 10, 113 Publicity Committee 123 Building and Grounds Committee Chairman 123 Pep Committee 93 Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Prom Committees Co-chairman3 Senior Com- mittees, Chairman3 Homeroom Officer 93 French Club Officer 10, 113 Quill 81 Scroll 11, Officer 123 The Plough Staff 11, 123 Art Editor 11: Editor 12. JOHN RAPHAEL HODGE, III Transferred from Midland High School, Midland, Michigan 113 Spanish Club 123 J.V. Basketball 11. REBECCA LYNN 'HOGG Social Committee 10, 113 The Plough Staff 113 Assistant Feature Editor 11. Club 9. CAROLINE ROBERDEAU HOLDERBY Historian Committee 9g Publicity Committee 10: Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 The Plough Staff 11Q Short Story Editor. ELIZABETH JARVIS HOLLAND Class Secretary 113 Chaplain of S.C.A. 123 Assembly Committee gl Recreation Committee 10, 11, 123 Delegate to S.C.A. Federa- tion 123 Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Delegate to the Tidewater Press Association 123 Delegate to Norfolk-Portsmouth Good Neighbor Days 123 S.C.A. Congress 10, 123 Executive Council 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 103 French Club Officer 11, 12g Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 Senior Per- sonality3 The Earle Staff 1.1, 123 Headline Editor 113 Editor 123 Senior Leaderg G.R.A. 12, Senior Assembly. MARY MARGARET HOLLOWAY Transferred from Gary High School, Gary, West Virginia 12. SYLVIA LOUISE HONEYCUTT Orchestra 9, 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 10, Il. JAMES ELWOOD HOPKINS Transferred from Lexington High School, Lexington, Virginia 11. ROBERT ESKRIDGE HOPKINS Social Committee 10, 11, 123 Safety Committee 12g Sportsmanship Committee Chairman 12 3 S.C.A. Congress 10, 11, 12g Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Ohicer 10, 11, 12 3 Spanish Club Officer 123 8th and 9th Grade Basketball3 8th and 9th Grade Football: J.V. Basketball 9, 103 Indoor Track 11, 123 Co-captain 123 Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 123 Co-captain 123 Senior Assembly. HELEN BARCLAY HOWARD Social Committee 9, 11, 123 Recreation Night Committee 113 Production and acted in Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Officer 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 G.R.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Assembly. WAYNE HENRY HUBBARD Senior Committees3 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J.V. Football 113 Indoor Track 113 Outdoor Track 10, 11. WILLIAM BURNLEY HUDGINS Pep Committee 11: Recreation Night Committee 1.1: Acted in Operetta Springtime 11: A Cappella Choir 11 ,123 Oflicer 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 S.C.A. Congress 9, 10, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 123 Senior Person- ality3 8th and 9th Grade Rasketball3 J.V. Football 93 Varsity Football 113 Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 123 C0-captain 123 Outdoor Track 9, 10, ll, 123 Co-captain 123 Senior Assembly. LINDA MARIE HUDGENS Pep Committee ll, 123 Chairman 123 Historian Committee 101 Publicity 103 Leadership Training Committee 123 Loyalty Com- mittee 113 Acted in 1-act plays 93 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 123 Delegate to Virginia Girls' State 113 S.C.A. Congress 12: Executive Council 123 Prom Committee Chairman3 Senior Com- mittees3 Homeroom Oflicer 113 Science Club 93 The Plough Staff 123 Publicity Editor 12. DOT MARIE HUNT Senior Committees3 French Club 10, ll. ROY ALTON HYLE, ll French Club 11, 123 Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. BERTIE MERRITT IRELAND Recreation Night Committee 11, 12: Social Committee 113 Cafeteria Committee 121 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees: Usher 11, 123 French Club 11, 12g Officer 123 The Plough Staff 113 Assistant Art Editor 113 G.R.A. 12, Letter. EDWARD MICHAEL JARRETT Magazine Sales Award 10, 123 Social Committee ll, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Science Club 113 Spanish CARL DEGGE JENKINS Safety Patrol 9, 10, 113 Chess Club 9, 10, ll, 12. JEAN ELIZABETH JOHNSON Homeroom Officer ll. JERRY DUDLEY JOHNSON Production of 3-act plays Onions in the Stew 111 The Late Christopher Bean 113 One Foot in Heaven 123 Nuts in May 12, Acted in 3-act play Nuts in May 123 Production of 1-act plays 11, 123 Production of Operetta Springtime 113 Warwick Playhouse ll, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees. MARILYN SUE JOHNSON Transferred from Yokohama, Japan 123 Prom Committees3 Dele- gate to Youth Forum 123 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club Officer 123 G.R.A. 12. PATRICIA ELIZABETH JOHNSON Social Committee 113 Homecoming Committee 12g Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, l0, 123 G.R.A. 12. TERRY ALLAN JOHNSON Orchestra 9, 10, ll, 123 Science Club 93 Spanish Club 103 J.V. LENA HEATH KAY Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School, Hampton, Virginia 102 Social Committee ll, 123 Assembly Committee 113 Pep Committee 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 French Club ll, 123 The Plough Staff 123 Assistant Advertising Manager, Assistant Typing Editor3 G.R.A. 12. PHALA LARUE KIRTNER Senior Committeesg Library Assistant 10, ll, 123 F.H.A. 9. IDA MARGUERITE LAFLAIR Pep Committee 113 Orientation Committee 123 Delegate to F.H.A. Convention 101 S.C.A. Congress 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10, 113 Library Assistant 123 French Club 103 F.H.A. 9, 10, 113 G.R.A. 12. MICHAEL LAMBIOTTE Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11. JERRY WAYNE LAMB Transferred from Nebo High School, Marion, N. C. 10. HELEN VIRGINIA LAND Transferred from Norview High, Norfolk, Virginia 113 Prom Com- mittees3 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club 123 F.H.A. ll. KARL FREDERICK LANIER, JR. J EAN MYFANWY LAWTON Assembled Committee 113 Band 9, 10, 113 Magazine Sales Award 9, 10, ll, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 93 Safety Patrol 9g Spanish Club 10, ll. Club 11. Baseball ll. Golf 11, 12. DORIS MAZINGO LEE Transferred from Lucama High School, Lucama, N. C. ll. NANCY MARIE LEONARDS Transferred from Pittsfield High, Pittsfield, N. H. 12. EARL EUGENE LEVINER Transferred from Aiken High, Aiken, S. C. 103 Acted in 1-act plays 123 French Club 11, 123 Manager of Outdoor Track Team 10, 11g Senior Assembly. MOLLY JO LEWIS Transferred from Newport News High School 93 Recreation Night Committee ll, 123 Social Committee 103 A Cappella Choir 12: Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees: Homeroom Officer 12: Usher 113 Safety Patrol 123 Library MARION ELIZABETH LILLY A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees. CHARLOTTE GILLS LITTLE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School, Hampton, Virginia 93 Assembly Committee 10: S.C.A. Publicity Committee 11g Homecoming Committee 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 123 S.C.A. Congress 12 3 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10, ll, 123 D.E. Class President 123 Spanish Club 103 The Plough Stafl' 113 Assistant Distribution Editor 11. LEE FRAZER LUTHER Transferred from Ilion High, New York 103 Orientation Com- mittee l23 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 113 Safety Patrol 10, 113 Senior Personality3 Senior ROBERT A. MANGRUM Transferred from Dothan High, Dothan, Alabama 113 Magazine Sales Award 123 Senior Committees. CAROL JEAN MANZIE Orientation Committee 113 Pep Committee 123 Prom Committees3 Senicg Committees3 Safety Patrol 123 French Club 11, 123 F.H.A, 113 .R.A. 12. Assistant 12. Assembly. NAN RAE MARION S.C.A. Parliamentarian 123 Leadership Training Committee 9, 10, 113 Chairman 103 Historian Committee 93 Acted in 1-act plays 93 Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention 113 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 103 S.C.A. Congress 10, 11, 123 Executive Council 12: Board of Elections 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Spanish Club 122 Quill and Scroll 122 The Plough Staff 12, Exchange Editor 123 G.R.A. 11, 12: G.R.A. President 123 G.R.A. Letter3 Senior Assembly. SHIRLEY ELAINE MARTIN Recreation Night Committee ll, 123 Loyalty Committee 123 Acted in 3-act play One Foot in Heaven 123 Acted in 1-act plays 10, 123 Prom committees3 Senior committees3 Homeroom officer 93 Science Club 93 French Club 11, 12, Officer 123 G.R.A. Letter. SANDRA DANEEN MARTS Transferred from Narimasu High, Tokyo, Japan 103 Leadership Training Committee 113 Delegate to Youth Forum 12: Magazine Sales Award 123 Prom committees3 Senior committees3 Home- room oflicer 123 Spanish Club 103 G.R.A. Letter. KAY FRANKLIN MAXIE Magazine Sales Committee 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Senior com- mittees3 Safety patrol 93 Library assistant ll, 123 Science Club 93 Spanish Club 11, 12. JAMES BECKETT MAXWELL S.C.A. President 123 Second Vice-President 113 Magazines Sales Committee 9, 10, 113 Social Committee 10, 113 Acted in 3-act plays: The Little Dog Laughed 93 A Man Called Peter 103 Onions in the Stew 113 Nuts in May 123 Student Director of 3-act play: One Foot in Heaven 12: Warwick Playhouse 9, 10, 11, 123 Vice-President 113 Band 9, 10, 113 Dance Band 10, 113 Drum Major 10, 11,- All-State Band 103 Delegate to S.C.A. Con- vention 123 Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention 11, 123 Dele- gate to S.C.A. Workshop 123 Delegate to S.C.A. Federationg Delegate, to Virginia Boys' State 123 S.C.A. Congress 9, 10, 11, 12? S.C.A. District Convention Host 123 Executive Council 11, 123 Board of Elections 123 P.T.A. Executive Council ll, 12: Honor Council 9, 10, 113 Magazines Sales Award 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Senior Person- ality3 8th 81 9th Grade Basketball 93 J.V. Basketball 10, 113 Golf 113 Tennis 12, Senior Assembly. RICHARD BLAND MAYNARD L Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Science 103 Spanish Club 93 8th 81 9th Grade 'Football 9. JOHN WESLEY MAYS, Ill Transferred from Heildelburg High, Heildelburg, Germany3 Band 9, 10, 11. 123 S.C.A. Congress 93 Homeroom Officer 93 French Club 10, 113 J.V. Football 113 Varsity Football 9, 10, 12. WILLIAM L. T. MCCARRON S.C.A. Congress 93 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J.V. Football 9. CORNELIA YVONNE MCCRICKARD Social Committee 113 Pep Committee 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Prom committees3 Senior committees3 F.H.A. 9, 10. MARY JANE MCGRATH S.C.A. Secretary 123 Scrapbook Committee 93 Recreation Night Committee 10, 113 Pep Committee 11, 123 Social Committee 123 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 113 S.C.A. Congress 12, Executive Council 122 Board of Elections 123 Prom committees3 Senior committees3 Homeroom officer 9, 103 Homecoming Court 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 123 J.V. Cheerleader 103 G.R.A. 11, 123 G.R.A. Letterg Senior Assembly, Senior Per- sonality. BARBARA DALE MCLEOD Transferred from Southport, N. C. 10, Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Prom Committeesg Senior Committees3 Science Club 11, 12? French Club 11, 123 The Plough Staff 123 Book-review Editor 12. .IANICE MARIE MCNAMARA Science Club 12. ELIZABETH L. MEISSNER Homeroom Officer 10, 123 Homecoming Court 123 Homecoming Queen 123 Spanish Club 11, 123 Officer 123 Senior Personalityg Senior Assembly. JIMMY THAD MILES Production of Operetta Springtime 11, Acted in Operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 President 123 Band 9, 101 S.C.A. Congress 123 Board of Elections 12: Prom Com- mittees3 Senior committees3 Safety Patrol 103 Homeroom Officer 10, ll, 123 Senior Personality3 Outdoor Track 103 Cross-Country Track 103 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 Senior Assembly. ALBERT EDWARD MILLER, JR. Leadership Training Committee 11g Band 9, 10, 11g Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Senior committees3 Indoor Track 113 Outdoor Track 11, 123 Cross-Country Track 11, 12. RONALD THOMAS MILLER Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Va. 123'Spanish Club 123 Officer 12. DOROTHY LORRAINE MITCHELL Social Committee 9, 10, 11, 123 Acted in Operettas Mississippi Melody 103 Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 9g Girls' Chorus 103 Eastern District All-State Chorus 123 Delegate Azalea Festival 123 S.C.A. Congress 9g Prom Com- mittees 113 Homeroom Officer 93 Senior Assembly. RUSSELL LEE MITCHELL A Cappella Choir 12, Mixed Chorus 10, IIQ All-State Chorus 12. RICHARD EUGENE MORGAN Transferred from Stuttgart American High, Stuttgart, Germany, 103 Mixed Chorus 103 Homeroom Officer 93 Varsity Basketball 9. SHELBY JEAN MORGAN Senior committees. DORIS MARIE MORRIS Class Reporter 123 Orientation Committee 9g Civil Defense 103 Recreation Night Committee 113 Delegate to Youth Forum 123 S.C.A. Congress 11, 123 Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Homeroom officer 113 Usher 11, 12g French Club 11, 123 The Earle Staff 11, 123 Assistant Advertising Manager 113 Advertis- ing Manager 12. JOHN WILLIAM MORRISETTE Safety Committee, chairman 123 Assembly Committee 113 Pro- duction of operctta Springtime 113 Acted in Operetta Spring- time 113 A Cappella ll, 123 Mixed Chorus 101 S.C.A. Con- gress 10, 12: Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Homeroom officer 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 103 Senior PersonalitY3 J.V. Baseball 93 J . V. Football 93 Varsity Baseball 123 Varsity Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 123 Co-captain 123 Outdoor track 113 Senior Assembly. MORRIS GRAY MOSELY Acted in 1-act play 103 Acted in operettas The Fortune Teller 93 Babes in Toyland 103 Mississippi Melody 113 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 113 Homeroom officer 9, 103 Library Assistant 123 Wrestling 11. PATRICIA ANN MUNGER Assembly Committee 113 Recreation Night Committee 113 Social Committee 123 A Cappella choir 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 113 S.C.A. Congress 113 Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Homeroom officer 113 Safety patrol 10. RITA JOYCE MUNN Transferred from Lawton High School, Lawton, Oklahoma, 103 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Safety Patrol 11, 123 F.H.A. 12. RUBY NAPIER Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. ARTHUR KEITH NICHOLS Social Committee 123 Production of operetta Springtime 11: Acted in operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 All-State Chorus 123 Senior committees3 French Club 10, 113 Tennis 12. ROBBIE JEAN NELSON Class Parliamentarian 12g Assembly Committee 10? Social Com- mittee 1l3 Publicity Committee, Chairman 123 S.C.A. Congress 12? Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Homeroom Officer 93 Usher ll, 123 Senior Assembly. HASSEL ROSCOE NEWBERRY, JR. ROBERT THOMAS NORRIS, JR. Magazine Sales Award 103 Senior committees3 8th 8: 9th grade Football. CHARLENE EVELYN OWEN Civil Defense Sr Safety Committee 103 Social Committee 113 Magazine Sales Committee 123 Homecoming Committee 123 Pro- duction of 3-act play Nuts in May 123 Production of 1-act plays 12g Acted in operetta Babes in Toyland 93 Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 121 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Senior com- mittees3 French Club 10, 11. IO ELAINE OWENS Mixed Chorus 9, 10g Girls' Chorus 11, 12. MARY LOU PACE Pep Committee 9, 103 Social Committee 113 Homecoming Com- mittee 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom committees 113 Senior com- mittees3 Spanish Club 123 F.H.A. 93 Senior Personality3 G.R.A. 123 Sports leader3 G.R.A. letter, DAVID LEE PARKER Student Directory Committee 123 Usher 123 Science Club 93 French Club 10, 113 8th 81 9th Grade Basketball3 8th 81 9th Grade Footballg J.V. Football 10, 11, co-captain 113 Varsity Football 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11. ROBERT LELAND PARSONS Acted in 3-act plays One Foot in Heaven 121 Nuts in May 12 3 Acted in I-act plays 12 3 Warwick Playhouse 123 Prom com- mittees 113 French Club 12. PATRICIA LEE PEPPER Safety Committee 113 Production of 3-act plays The Little Min- ister 103 Onions in the Stew 113 One Foot in Heaven 123 Great Big Doorstep 113 Late Christopher Bean 103 Acted in 1-act plays One Foot in Heaven 123 Onions in the Stew 113 Acted in 1-act plays 93 Student Director of 1-act plays 123 Warwick Playhouse 11, 123 Prom committees 11. Senior com- mittees3 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 123 Science Club 93 Spanish Club 10, 113 G.R.A. 12, Letter. NORRIS,WAYNE PERRY Social Committee 11, 123 Orchestra 103 Prom committees 113 Senior committees3 Homeroom Officer 103 Science Club3 Span- ish Club 10, 113 8th 81 9th Grade Footballg J.V. Football 93 Var- sity Football 11, 123 Indoor Track 103 Outdoor Track 9, 10, 12. HARRIET HANSFORD PETTY Class Treasurer 113 Pep Committee 113 Magazine Sales Commit- tee 113 Homecoming Committee, Chairman 123 Delegate to S.C.A. Federation 12g S.C.A. Congress 123 Executive Council 12: Prom committees 113 Senior committees, Cha.irman3 Homeroom Office'r3 Spanish Club 10, 113 Quill and Scroll 123 Varsity Cheerleader 12, Co-Captain 123 J .V. Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, Captain 11, Co-Cap- tain 103 The Plough Staff 11, 12, Publicity and Exchange Editor 11, Copy Editor 123 G.R.A. 123 Sports leader 12 3 Senior Assem- bl . y SHIRLEY FRANCES PHILLIPS Transferred from Nelson County High School, Lovingston, Vir- ginia, 123 Safety Patrol 12. ROBERT WAYNE PIERCE Safety Patrol 9, 10. FRANK ROBERT PLICHTA Transferred from Orleans High School, Orleans, France, 123 Mixed Chorus 123 French Club 12. MARY ANNETTE POINDEXTER Activity Ticket Committee 103 Social Committee 11, 122 Prom committees, Chairman 11: Senior committees, Chairman3 Span- ish Club l23 The Plough Staff ll, 123 Assistant Copy Editor 11, Business Manager 12. NANCY CAROLYN POST Mixed Chorus 101 Girls' Chorus ll. EMILY JANE PRESSLEY Loyalty Committee ll, Chairman 123 Publicity Committee 12g S.C.A. Congress 10, 12: Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 103 Science Club 93 The Plough Staff ll, 12. Typing Editor ll, Secretary and Assistant Typing Editor 12. DAVID LOYAL PRIOR Mixed Chorus 123 Safety Patrol3 Spanish Club 12. JERRY KYLE RADCLIFFE Band 9, 10, 11: Magazine Sales Award 123 Spanish Club 10, 113 Manager of Cross Country Track Team 113 Manager of Indoor Track Team 113 Manager of Outdoor Track Team 11. WILLIAM HENRY RANKINS, III District Science Fair 9, 11, 123 School Science Fair 9, 10, ll, 122 Awards 11, 123 Regional Science Fair 9, 10, 11, 123. Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT EMMERT RAHN Acted in 3-act plays One Foot in Heaven 123 Production of I-act plays 12: Acted in 1-act plays IIQ Student Director of I-act play 12: Warwick Playhouse 12g Spanish Club 10. STAMM PEEBLES RAUCH Acted in operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir l2Q Mixed Chorus 11: Senior Committees3 8th and 9th Grade Basketball3 8th and 9th Grade Baseball3 8th and 9th Grade Football3 J .V. Basketball 103 J.V. Baseball 9, 103 J.V. Football IO, Co-Captain 103 varsity Football 11, 12. DOUGLAS PARIS REDMAN HARRY M. REGISTER Homeroom Officer 113 8th and 9th Grade Baseball 9g 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J.V. Baseball 10, 113 Co.Captain 103 Varsity Baseball 11, 12. Orchestra 9. HILDA MARIE REGISTER Social Committee 10, ll, 123 Orientation Committee 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 12 3 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Home- room Officer 93 Library Assistant 10. JOHN WAYNE REGISTER 8th and 9th Grade Baseball3 8th and 9th Grade Football3 Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Varsity Football 10, 11, 121 Co-Captain Baseball 12. CHARLES DAVID RHODES Mixed Chorus 12Q Orchestra 9, 10, 113 Dance Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Magazine Sales Award 123 Prom Committees3 Spanish Club 113 8th and 9th Grade Football 8, 93 J .V. Football 10, Co-Captain 103 Indoor Track 9, 103 Outdoor Track 9, 103 Wrestling 93 Manager, Varsity Football 113 Varsity Basketball 9, 103 Varsity Baseball BARBARA JOANNE ROBERTSON Class Reporter 113 S.C.A. Reporter 123 Loyalty Committee 10, 11, Chairman 113 Pep Committee 93 Cafeteria 113 Acted in 1-act plays 93 Delegate to Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 113 S.C.A. Congress 123 Executive Council 123 Board of Elections 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 11S French Club 11, 123 Oflicer 113 Quill Q Scroll 11, 122 Varsity Cheerleader ll, 123 J .V. Cheerleader 103 The Earle Staff 11, 12g Assistant News Editor 11, Make-up Editor 12 3 Senior Assembly. RYLLIS MCCLURE RODRIGUEZ Transferred from St. Vincent High School, Newport News, Vir- ginia 113 Social Committee 123 Senior Committees. ROBERT SUGDEN ROGALLO Science Club 9, 12. VIRGINIA BELLE ROLLINGS Publicity Committee 123 Social Committee 123 Assembly Com- mittee l03 Production of 3-act plays: One Foot in Heaven 12: Nuts in May 123 Production of 1-act plays 123 Acted in 1-act plays 123 Operetta Mississippi Melody 103 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 10, 113 S.C.A. Congress 93 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club 113 G.R.A. 123 Production of Senior Assembly. LEVINIA E. ROLLINS Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11. DIANE ELIZABETH ROWE Mixed Chorus 10, 11,' 12g Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 11. 10, 11. SAMMY F. ROYALL, III French Club 12. LILLIAN JEAN RUSSELL Social Committee ll, 12: Magazine Sales Committee 123 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Science Club 93 FHA 9. WALTER RAY SAUNDERS Homeroom Officer 123 J.V. Basketball 9, 103 J.V. Football 9, 10. CHARLOTTE BONITA SAVAGE Class Secretary-Treasurer 9g Class Parliamentarian 113 Handbook Committee 113 Loyalty Committee 11: Orientation Committee ll, 12, Chairman 123 Student Directory Committee 123 Activity Ticket Committee 123 Budget Committee 93 Acted in 1-act plays gl Delegate to Virginia Girls' State 113 S.C.A. Congress 103 I6IfJnge1ioom1Officer 103 Usher 123 Safety Patrol 11, 123 French u 0, 1 . ROBERT EUGENE SCARBOROUGH Magazines Sales Award 10, 113 Prom Committees3 Senior Com- mittees3 Science Club ll, 123 Manager of J.V. Basketball 10, 11. CONSTANCE LOU SCHOCK Library Assistant 10, 12. THELMA MARIE SCHULTZ Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Library Assistant 10. RUDOLPH E. SCHUSTER Class President 9, 103 Band 9, 10, 113 Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention 103 Delegate to S.C.A. State Convention 103 Varsity Football 11, 123 Co-Captain 123 Indoor Track 10, 113 Outdoor Track 10, II3 Senior Assembly. ALINE NORTHINGTON SCHUYLER Publicity Committee 103 Historian Committee 103 Civil Defense 103 Garden Committee 93 Production of 3-act plays Onions in the Stew 113 Late Christopher Bean 113 Acted in 3-act play Nuts in May 123 Acted in 1-act play 113 Student Director of I-act play 12: Warwick Playhouse 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Science Club 9. DONALD LEE SCRIMGEOUR Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Science Club 9, 10. DANIEL RAY SHENK Acted in operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 DAVID SHIELD ROBERT WESLEY SHERMAN, JR. Spanish Club 123 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 93 J.V. Basket- ball 1O, 11: Co-Captain 113 J.V. Baseball 103 Varsity Baseball 11, 123 Senior Assembly. WOODWARD M. SHERMAN Civil Defense Committee 11, 122 Chairman 11, 123 S.C.A. Con- gress 9, I0, 11: Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Spanish Club 10, 113 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 9. SUNNY GAYLE SHUCK Magazine Sales Committee 93 Social Committee 11, 123 Pep Committee 123 Prom Committees3 Senior Committees3 Home- room Officer 9g Safety Patrol 123 G.R.A. 12. . CARTER LEE SILCOX Transferred from George Wythe Jr. High, Hampton, Virginia, 93 Magazine Sales Award 123 Senior Committees3 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 113 Spanish Club 12. ALLYN BYRD SLEDGE Assembly Committee 93 Leadership Training Committee 103 Recreation Night Committee 113 Orientation Committee 123 Student Directory Committee 123 S.C.A. Congress 103 Prom Committee 113 Chairman 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10, 11, 12Q French Club 11, 12, Officer 11, 12: Quill si Scroll 123 The Earle Staff II, 12g Art Editor 11, 12. JAMES ELDRIGE SMITH Production of 3-act plays: A Man Called Peter 103 Great Big Doorstep 103 Onions in the Stew 113 Late Christopher Bean 113 Acted in 3-act play: One Foot in Heaven 123 Production of l-act plays 10, 11, 123 Acted in 1-act plays 123 Student Director of 1-act plays 10, 11, 123 Acted in I-act plays 123 Warwick Playhouse 123 Senior Committees. JOYCE ANN SMITH Pep Committee 9, 10, 113 Social Committee 123 Delegate to Youth Forum 123 Prom Committees 113 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Homeroom Court 123 French Club 11, 123 Officer ll. JUDITH ELLEN SMITH Magazine Sales Committee 123 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Eastem District All-State Choir3 Prom Committee 113 Senior Committee. Mixed Chorus 9, 10. SANDRA RAE SMITH Assembly Committee 9, I0, Chairman 93 Orientation Committee 10: Pep Committee 113 Social Committee 12g Acted in operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 All-State Chorus 123 Executive Council 103 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Spanish Club 11, 12. GRAHAM TAYLOR S.C.A. Congress 10, 113 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Science Club 9, 10, Officer 103 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 93 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J.V. Basketball 10, 113 Senior Assembly. EARL GENE TAYLOR KATHRYN MARIE TANNER Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Chorus 12. JAMES WILLIAM TANKARD, JR. Pep Committee 111 Recreation Night Committee 123 Activtity Ticket Committee 123 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Science Club 9, 11, 123 French Club 11, 12g The Plough Staff 123 Assistant Essay Editor. SUSAN RICHDALE TALLEY Cafeteria Committee3 Social Committee 123 Pep Committee 10, 11, 123 S.C.A. Congress 113 Prom Committees 112 Senior Com- mittees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Spanish Club 123 Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, 121 Capatin 123 J.V. Cheerleader 93 The Plough Staff 12? Assistant Art Editorg Senior Personality3 G.R.A. 11, 123 G.R.A. Letter3 Senior Assembly. EDWIN WILLIAM SULLIVAN, III Transferred 12. DONNA KATHLEEN STUBBLEFIELD Library Assistant 123 F.H.A. 12. DAVID ASBURY STOKES Transferred from Newport News High School, Newsport News, Virginia 93 Warwick Playhouse 11, 123 Safety Patrol 9, 10, Il. 12, Library Assistant 12. THOMAS GORDON STROYAN Science Club 9, 103 French Club 10, 113 J.V. Baseball 10. JOHN LAWRENCE STEVENS, III J.V. Football 113 Varsity Football 121 Outdoor Track 9. NORWOOD CLEVELAND STARLING 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8, 93 Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Co- Captain 123 All-State Wrestling Team 127 Senior Assembly. JAMES EVERETT STANIFER Homeroom Officer 93 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J .V. Baseball 9, 103 J.V. Football 10: Varsity Baseball 11, 123 Varsity Foot- MARY FRANCES THORE Safety and Civil Defense Committee 103 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 103 Senior Committees3 Home- room Officer 12. CAROLYN ANNE TURLINGTON DENNIS HIDENBOU UYENOYONA Transferred from Tokyo High School, Tokyo, Japan 11. PHILIP MATTHEWS VAUGHAN, JR. Senior Committees3 Homeroom Olf'icer3 Science Club 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 11, 123 Officer 123 Chess Club 11. .IOHN GODFREY VOLTMER Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 93 Chess Club 113 8th and 9th Grade Football 93 J.V. Football 93 Varsity Football 113 Tennis 93 Wrestling 10. JOHN ANTHONY VRUGHTMAN Science Club 12. THOMAS RANDOLPH WAINWRIGHT Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11. ELMER T. WALKER, JR. Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Virginia 103 Production of Operetta Springtime 113 Acted in Operetta Springtime 113 A Cappella ll, 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Committees 113 Homeroom Officer 113 Spanish Club 103 J.V. Football 103 Varsity Football 113 Outdoor Track 10. MARTHA BEATRICE WALKER Social Committee 113 Band 9, 103 Delegate to Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association Convention 113 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 113 Quill 81 Scroll 11, 12, Presdient 123 The Warwick Staff 11, 123 Assistant Picture Editor 113 Picture Editor 12. SHIRLEY DEAN WALKER Homeroom Officer 10, 12g F.H.A. 103 Officer 102 The Plough Staff 123 Assistant Business Manager 123 Assistant Typist 12. GEORGE HOWARD WARREN Mixed Chorus 10, 113 8th and 9th Grade Basketball3 .I.V. Foot- ball 9, 103 Varsity Football 11, 12g Outdoor Track 10. ball 11, 12. CATHERINE LEE WATTS Pep Committee 10, 113 Magazine Sales Committee 11, 123 Chair- man 12 3 Delegate to the Tidewater Press Association 123 S.C.A. Congress 10, 123 Magazine Sales Award 10, 123 Prom Com- mittees 1l3 Senior Committees3 Chairman3 Homeroom Officer 10, ll, 12a Usher 11, 123 Spanish Club Officer 11, 12g Officer 11, 123 Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 The Earle Staff 11, 123 Assistant Business Manager 11, Business Manager 12? G.R.A. 11, 12. THERESA ANN WEBB Transferred from Central High School, Chattanooga, Tennessee 12. ROY THOMAS WELLINGTON, JR. Homeroom Officer 12. ROBERT ALEXANDER WEST SANDRA KAY WHITE Social Committee 113 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 10. EDITH ZEEWILLIS WHITE Mixed Chorus3 Senior C0mm1llCeS: Library Assistant. EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS Social Committee 11, 123 Homecoming Committee 123 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Girls' Chorus 113 S.C.A. Congress 9, 103 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 9, 10, 113 Safety Patrol 93 F.H.A. 93 G.R.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 GEORGE FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, JR. Band 9, 103 Dance Band 9, 103 Prom Committees 113 Senior Com- mittees3 Spanish Club 10, 113 J.V. Football 10, 113 Varsity Foot- ball 123 Tennis 11, 12. HARRY THOMAS WILLIAMS, JR. Class Vice President 123 Orientation Committee 123 Activity Ticket.Committee 11, 12g Chairman 123 Band 9, 10, 113 S.C.A. Congress 12g Prom Committees 113 Chairman 113 Senior Com- mittees3 Homeroom Officer 11, 123 Tennis 123 Senior Personalityg Senior Assembly. Band 9, 10, 11. Letter. MARTHA ANN WINTERS A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees. CAROLYN ROSS WOOD Pep Committee 10, 11, 123 Social Committee 11, 123 Leadership Training Committee 103 Assembly Committee 10, 113 Acted in Operetta Mississippi Melody 103 A Cappella Choir 12g Mixed Chorus 9, 103 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 French Club 11. HUGH RANDOLPH WOOD, JR. Community Relations Committee 123 Chairman 123 Delegate to Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 113 Maga- zine Sales Award 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 103 Spanish Club 10, 113 The Earle Staff 11, 123 Sports Editor 11, Picture Editor 12. MARY ANN WRIGHT Social Committee 9, 10, 11, 123 Homecoming Committee 123 Pep Committee 113 A Cappella Choir 123 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 113 Prom Committees 113 Senior Committees3 Homeroom Officer 103 Science Club 9, 103 French Club 11, 123 G.R.A. 123 JOHN PINCKNEY YANCEY, III Production of 3-act plays Onions in the Stew 103 The Late Christopher Bean 103 Production of I-act plays 104 Acted in 1-act plays 123 District Science Fair 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Com- mittees I13 Senior Committees3 Science Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Officer 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 11. DESPINA KATHERINE YEAPANIS Publicity Committee 9g Handbook Committee 103 Historian Com- mittee I13 Social Committee 123 Recreation Night Committee 113 Delegate to Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 113 Delegate to Tidewater Press Association 123 Prom Com- mittees 1l3 Senior Committees, Chairman3 Homeroom Officer 9, 103 French- Club 11, 123 Officer 11, 12g Quill 81 Scroll 11, 123 The Warwick Staff 11, 123 Assistant Business Manager 113 Editor 123 Senior Assembly, Chairman. LINDA LEE ZELLE Publicity Committee 9, 103 Recreation Night Committee 11, 123 Acted in Operetta Babes in Toyland 93 Mixed Chorus 93 Girls' Chorus 103 Board of Elections 12g Magazines Sales Award 113 Prom Committees 11, Chairman 113 Senior Committees3 French Club 11, 123 Quill 81 Scroll 123 The Warwick Staff 11, 123 Co- Literary Editor 11g Business Manager 123 G.R.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. 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And, you can always be assured of some news from back home when you read your hometown newspapers regularly, HAMPTON ROADS' FINEST NEWSPAPERS vdln pfw AND THE TIMES-HERALD Growing With the Peninsula CRUM'S BAKERIES DIAL CH 4.-5601 122 NEW MARKET New Market Shopping Center 9 DIAL CH 2-7342 3511 HUNTINGTON AVE. Newport News, Virginia 0 DIAL PA 3-2223 3820 KECOUGHTAN ROAD Hampton, Virginia 0 DIAL LY 6-5231 337 WARWICK ROAD Hilton Village 0 DIAL LY 6-1603 830 WARWICK ROAD Warwick Shopping Center ADAMS SHOE STORE 2916 WASHINGTON AVE. Newp tN V , , I Pembroke Supply Co., Inc. Wholesale PLUMBING 0 HEATING 0 MILL SUPPLIES 1635 W. Pembroke Ave., Hampton Virginia Telephone: PA k 2 0432 DON'T WRITE IN THIS SPACE! R d f r compliments ROSENBAUM'S HARDWARE CO. HARLEY-DAVIDSON'S TIDEWATER MOTORCYCLE CORPORATION 25TH AND HUNTINGTON AVEVUE Pho CHestnut 7-5805 e Pat Fisher and Bonnie Gentry wanting beautiful g t glamorize their dances throughout the year, shop at Ready-to-Wear department at Leggett . fx QE' WT? CITIZENS MARINE JEFFERSON BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. WASNINGIUN AVE. BI ZSIII STREET 0 NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER Serving the Peninsula 67 Years THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EWPURT WS, AYIRGINIA Joanne Denton IS shown through varlous parts of the bank. Here she is found in the filing department. COMPLIMENTS OF IISEV I-IEYIIDLET i - 5 ivir ii: I lp! I J 1 : ,:' :.f:' ,'CHEVROl.ETf 1 l 1' '--T 'r : IN WARWICK, NEWPORT NEWS . . . LY 6-6311 A little wishful thinking as Beth .I enkins an d Bonnie Gentry admire the beau- tiful window dis- plays at Hau- ser's. HAUSER'S JEWELRY WARWICK,S BULOVA CENTER 34-7 Warwick Road 0 Warwick, Virginia Phone 8-7890 Portraits of Excellence Graduation Photographs Specialty WE FURNISH CAPS AND GOWNS, DRAPES, AND FORMAL JACKETS Special Student Rates 7 GPG, 22 6 STUDIOS 3005 WEST AVE. 0 CHestnut 7-5897 Newport News, Virginia SERVING THE TIDEWATER AREA WITH COURTEOUS SERVICE AND DEPENDABLE VALUES FOR THE HOME AND FAMILY MMM NEWPORT NEWS DOWNTOWN HILTON SHOPPING CENTER The Peninsula's Friendly Department Stores After a hard day's work at school. Linda Zelle. Elmer Walker, Joanne Denton, Cuffy Rauch, Pat Fisher, and Charles Rutter enjoy their refreshing drinks at MONTY'S. MONWCS' 4309 VIRGINIA AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PARKVIEW w A R D P o N T I A c 3201 VIRGINIA AVENUE 5005 JEFFERSON AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA PHONE CH 5 3538 PHONE CH 7-3638 Compliments of Newport News Building 8- Locm Association 120-26TH STREET S studios P 1 P I - - i I - - infermzfional sclzoof plzoioqraplzy 5218 DARBY ROAD, N. W. 0 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA STUDENT PORTRAITS TOS SCHOOL ANNUAL PHO SCHOOL RECORD PHOTOS We of SU1dIOS wish to take this opportunity to h f culty students, and especially the annual staff, who worked with us so hard to achieve, t e a , what we think will be an outstanding annual. Pt Fisher, Nancy Cole, Harriet Petty, and Mary Ann right check the final plans for Homecoming. Warwick Realty Company REAL ESTATE 0 RENTALS 202 WARWICK ROAD Newport News, Vlfglfila R. L. WHITFIELD, Owner Day or Night-LY 6-5714 DP-4ql Compliments of MR. B's DRIVE-IN ROUTE 168 AT MAIN STREET NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA CURB SERVICE TAKE OUT ORDERS DIAL LY 6-5216 Compliments of SANFORD AND CHARLES, Incorporated FUEL OIL 0 KEROSENE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Compliments of B 0 N D B R E A D CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 mf geg:mf5affQ,,, , . 7, ,ZT. ,T,, , E. .. - Q y up D Sugar and Spice and everything nice, refer not ly to Bonnie and Beth, but also to the delicious Krispy Kreme doughnuts. KRISPY KREME DONUTS Cale Realty Company 407 WARWICK ROAD Newport News, Virginia Riverside Funeral Home Successors to ROUSE-CARPER FUNERAL HOME AND CARPER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE CH 7-6319 0 7415 River Road Compliments of the BETTI PAIGE SHOPPE INFANTS THROUGH TEEN WEAR 838 WARWICK ROAD Phone LY 6-8085 Newport News, Va. Compliments of Dial CH 5-2361 i .7 4,1 Mutual Home 8. of Newport News, Virginia 210 30th Street andnavmga ,irifl N I j A . . . 55? iiii '2-is Savings Association H We I E ' of 5 C 7lluluafg9'ome Yr, ' a 0 g pg PLAN THE COLLEGE DAYS Open a college savings account with this associationg THEN ADD TO IT EACH MONTH. Steady profits added to your savings each year. It's the easy way to a college education! Compliments of PENINSULA SHIPBUILDERS' ASSOCIATION INC. 4-306 HUNTINGTON AVENUE Beth Holland and Ellen Busick proudly present Mr. Cox with the first issue of the Earle of the Bargaining Agents for the employees of the present school year. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company THE BEST IN PICTURES from GENE EDMOND S STUDIO Compliments of SHONEY'S HOME OF THE BIG BOY SERVING WARWICK OVER 35 YEARS DIAL 8-1525 W E DELIVER R. H. Seward and Son D. B. SEWARD, Prop. Barclay Brothers JEWELERS 2902 WASHINGTON AVENUE NeWport'News, Virginia I Opffmz do MIMPIKMH. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Telephone CH 4-5885 124 -28th Street NEWPORT Nsws, VIRGINIA B. R. HOPKINS NEWPORT NEWS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE 3400 HUNTINGTON AVENUE 0 SELLING HONESTLY 0 SERVICING SINCERELY 0 SINCE 1921 HSUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY-SHOP AT HILTON SHOPPING CENTER THE PENINSULA'S MOST COMPLETE LETTER SHOP . . . OFFERING 24, HOUR SERVICE ON MOST JOBS! l OFFSET PRINTING Usetterheads, Envelopes, Sales MAILINCS iMechanical Equipment for folding, in- Literature, Brochures, Folders, Direct Mail Pieces, serting, sealing, postage, tying and mailings to meet Forms, Bulletins, Form Letters, Specifications and postal regulations. Complete mailing lists available.J D ' . 'mngsl AUTO-TYPED LETTERS 4PegS0na1ized Letters that ADDRESSING CTypewriter, Hand, Labels, Addres- look individually typed.J h. Sogmp J PHONE CHeStnut 4A-7441 CITY .Duplicating SERVICE 115 - 27th STREET, NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA I a Blechman's Youth Center annws WSWS 3202 W.ASH1NoTON AVENUE ,Q NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER . DOWNTOWN Newport News Virginia . NEWPORT NEWS WEARING APPAREL FOR THE . NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER TEENAGER Two Complete Specialty Shops for Youngs! WHERE SMART .I UN IORS SHOP! smcf 1896 I arclay 5 ons THE STORE WITH OVER 300 STERLING, CHINA and CRYSTAL PATTERNS This name on the box adds nothing to the cost . . . but so much to the gift! COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN-ITALIAN RESTAURANT Nurney and Cox Esso Station 58th ST. AND VIRGINIA AVENUE Phone CH 4-1952 WASHING, POLISHIN G, AND LUBRICATIONS ESTABLISHED 1890 INCORPORATED 1900 W. T. CHAPIN, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE REALTORS o RENTAL 0 AGENTS 0 LOANS and BONDS 126-26th Street-Newport News, Virginia Phone CH 4-1471 As we leave Warwick in 1959 we would like to express our appreciation to the following who have helped us to publish this year hook: MR. KARL PHILLIPS of PHILLIPS STUDIO for the individual pictures. MR. GENE EDMONDS for the photographs. THE EARLE STAFF for the use of ehetpehete. THE MYERS PUBLISHING COMPANY phd MR. NEILL WATSON for their advice and the printing of this heek. THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION for their illt efee t and cooperation throughout the year. MR. ED THOMAS for the printing of materials used by the staff. OUR ADVERTISERS for supporting this publication. MRS. CAROLYN SANDERS, our adviser, whose patience and advice helped us to start our year with a success, how- ever, due to a certain little blessingw, had to leave us. MR. JOHN BUTLER, who entered Warwick High in the middle of the year and found a staff of ten girls waiting for an adviser. 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