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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

THE 1963 WARWICK EDNA KEGLEY MERRILL CURTIS ANN ROBINSON LESLIE DEYONG MARY FRANCES HANCOCK MRS. T. B. SANDERS Editor-In-Chief Copy Editor Picture Editor Business Manager Adveitising Manager Faculty Advisor Published For The Student Body by The Annual Staff of WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL Newport News, Virginia Foreword “Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever.’ Mrs. Sigourney The above quote is so very true. We of the 1962-63 annual staff feel that this year has been too meaningful to every student to be forgotten. We hope, as you thumb through the pages of THE WARWICK, you will be reminded of all the things that made this year outstanding— Those first confusing days last fall— the sole hop introducing Aurea Jorge, our exchange student— our new enemy, the IBM Machines— those dreadful smells from the chemistry lab— the sound of German in the halls— elections of homeroom officers— the two Merit semi-finalists— homecom- ing, without rain!— the Variety Show— college boards— bongo drums at basketball games— exams— new inter-club-council— leadership training week— SCA and class elections— Senior Prom— Senior Day— Exams again— and finally the most memora- ble of all events— Graduation! It has truly been a wonderful year worth remembering. However, the pass- ing of time may cause these memories to become dim in our minds. The annual has tried to preserve them forever in the following pages. 3 Advertisements l 4 5 MRS. G. WARREN TAYLOR Dedication To a person whose life revolves around her concern for all students. To a person who is never too tired or impatient to help her students and guide them in the right direction. To a person who is sincerely interested in what happens to her students, and always sees the good in people. To a person who, through her love of the subject she teaches, conveys this feeling to her students in interesting lessons, sparkled by an acute sense of humor. To a person whose devotion to her students and job have enabled her to further serve as head of her department. To a person who possesses these attributes which make her an inspiration to all, we dedicate this, the 1963 WARWICK to Mrs. G. Warren Taylor. 6 After some thought, she will undoubtedly come up with the correct answer. Giving her undivided attention to the students, Mrs. Taylor smiles, acknowledging her agreement with their comments. 7 10 Too many seamstresses spoil the dress. Films in government become more interesting every year. Jean Cole helps Margie Gillespie perfect her skill on the Parallel Bars. 11 Interested art students of Mr. Barclay Sheaks dili- gently work on their projects. Can you find the seniors? Grin and Bear it! 12 These boys are busily reading their health books, eager to learn more about this interesting course. An explosive combination! Students eagerly prepare for their careers as stenographers. 13 Hungry students crowd into the school cafeteria. Printing classes busily prepare headlines. Staff A members are desperately selling school seals. Richard Pugh and Diane Rash are never idle in the Book Store. 15 FACULTY ‘ Well arranged time is the surest mark of a well arranged mind.” Pitman stack Hi vt Administration MR. KENNETH BEACHUM Director of Finance. MR. GEORGE J. McINTOSH Superintendent of Personnel This year the school board was again headed by Dr. R. O. Nelson. Assisting him in effectively maintain- ing the school system were Mr. S. D. Green, Superin- tendent of Maintenance and Planning; Mr. George J. McIntosh, Superintendent of Personnel; Mr. Kenneth Beachum, Director of Business; and Mr. C. B. Shreeves, Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction. Each of these men performed his job with top efficiency and made the school year a very fruitful one. MR. C. B. SHREEVES Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction MR. S. D. GREEN Superintendent of Maintenance and Planning 18 Principals MR. GEORGE G. RICHARDS, JR., Principal of Warwick High School. Mr. George Richards, our principal, supervises the management of the school, assisted by Mrs. Virginia Kostyal, and Mr. William Formichelli. Mrs. Kostyal is assistant principal and dean of girls, and Mr. Formi- chelli is also assistant principal and dean of boys. These three work together to guide pupils along the proper channels, and to show the Warwick High students the importance of a High School education. Consistent class absenteeism is discussed with the student by Mrs. Kostyal. Mr. Richards talks with Assistant Principal, Mr. Formichelli. Mrs. Virginia Kostyal, Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls is contacting sponsors for Girls’ State. Mr. William F. Formichelli, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys. 19 Office Staff Office Assistants: Linda Leviner, Carolyn Douglas, Janet Parker, Lathonne Crain, Betty Williams, and Cary Jones. The Office Staff. Seated: Mrs. Lucille Leviner, Mr. Richard’s personal secretary and head of the office staff. Standing: Mrs. Alice Lundeen, transcripts; Mrs. Polly Pursifull, absentees and I. B. M.; and Mrs. Joan Mladek, bookkeeping and I. B. M.; and Mrs. Ilia Hamlett, absentees and clerical work. Five very essential ladies composed the office staff at Warwick High. Mrs. Lucille Leviner served as the secretary for Mr. Richards, the head of the office, and was in charge of the monthly reports. The new book- keeper was Mrs. Ilia Hamlett who also helped with attendance. Mrs. Polly Pursifull worked with the attend- ance and transcripts, the daily bulletin, and the guidance department typing. Mrs. Joan Mladek worked with the IBM machines. Although these new additions handled the class schedul- ing, report cards, and record-keeping of the attendance, plenty of preparation was necessary before these ma- chines even began their work. These vital preparations were accomplished by our faithful office staff who were appreciated by all at Warwick for their untiring efforts. Mrs. Hamlett gives Cary Jones a message to take to the school nurse. 20 Guidance Mrs. Josephine Muire and Miss Jean Atkinson, the full-time counselors. Guidance Counselors, Mr. Robert Fleet, Miss Shirley Mason, Miss Jean Atkinson, Mrs. Kay Palmer and Mrs. Josephine Muire. Guidance Assistants: from left to right — Carolyn Wigginton, Fran- ces Fry, Jeanne Williams, Joanne Hamilton, Virginia Baker, and seated is Trent Taylor. The Guidance Department was a very essential part of Warwick High, consisting of five counselors and student assistants. The Director of Guidance was Miss Jean Atkinson. Each student at Warwick had at least one appointment with his counselor to discuss his grades, his high school schedule, and post-graduate plans. The Guidance Department was in charge of the school standard testing program and, therefore, administered and interpreted these tests. A file of college and vocational material was available through this department for the assistance of the Warwick High students. Information concerning loans, scholarships, and student aid was also easily acquired through the Guidance Department. In addition to all this, the guidance counselors offered personal counseling pertaining to school and home problems, helpful hints for improvement of study habits and skills, and assistance in arranging “home-bound” study for sick students. The helpful guidance of Mrs. Muire is given to a stu- dent and her mother. MISS DELAURA ALBERTSON Home Economics Future Homemakers of America MISS PEGGY ANDREWS English, General Business MR. GEOFFREY APPLEGATE Social Studies Assistant Coach COL. E. P. ARCHIBALD Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Plane Geometry, Algebra MISS JEAN ATKINSON Guidance Counselor National Honor Society MRS. HELEN A. BAKER English MRS. PEGGY BIGGINS Government MRS. DAISY BRIGHT Mathematics National Honor Society, Math Club MR. ROBERT ALLEN BRUSHWOOD Art MRS. GRACE BURCHER Clerical Practice, Shorthand Vocational Office Training MRS. KATHRYN BURDEN Special Education MISS LOIS CALLAHAN English Public Speaking MRS. ADELAIDE CARSON French French Club, Future Teachers of America MR. THOMAS CARTER Science Amateur Radio Club MISS CONNIE CATTERTON Journalism, English Earle Staff, Quill ir Scroll, Reading Group 00 MRS. MARY COFER English MRS. MARCIA CONWAY Sociology, Government Cheerleaders, Homecoming Committee MISS BARBARA COOLEY Physical Education, Health Girls’ Recreation Association MRS. RUTH CURTIS French French Club MRS. DORIS DAVIS Special Education MRS. ADDIE DODD Business MRS. GARNETTE DOGGETT Science MISS BEVERLY DRAUCKER U. S. History, World History Student Co-operative Association MISS MARTHA DVORAK English American Field Service MISS CAROLYN ELLIOTT English MISS JACQUELINE FEEMAN Algebra, Plane Geometry, Mathematics Cheerleaders, Chess Club, Math Club MR. ROBERT FLEET General Business, Mathematics, Guidance Teachers just don’t have time to grade those test papers! 23 MRS. RUBY GENTRY Government MISS ANNE GRIFFITH English MRS. PHYLLIS GROSE Home Economics MRS. HELEN GUSTAFSON Science, Chemistry Science Club MRS. MIRIAM HAMILTON World History, World Geography MR. ROMIE HAMILTON Physical Education Coach MR. FRANKLIN HARDISON General Metals MRS. MARY HARMON Library MR. ROBERT HASINGER Business MRS. SUSAN HAWORTH English MRS. RUBY HAZELWOOD Mathmatics, Algebra, Plane Geometry MRS. NANCY HELMS History, World Geography “The Thinker” 24 MISS GLORIA HOLLAND English Debate Team MRS. EFFIE HOYLE Home Economics MR. JAMES HUBBARD III Health, Physical Education Coach MRS. MATILDA HUMPHRIES Nurse MISS WAVERLY HUNDLEY Latin MISS KAY JEWELL Mathematics, Algebra MRS. ANN JOHNSON Introductory Physics, Chemistry MRS. SELMA JONES Introductory Biology, Biology MR. WILLIAM JONES Drafting MR. JERRY KENNEDY Science MISS JULIA KIRKWOOD Biology, German MR. JAMES McNEIL Physics, Chemistry Science Club MRS. JANICE MAHONE Mathematics, Algebra MISS SHIRLEY MASON Guidance, English MISS ROENA McJUNKIN Physical Education Girls’ Recreation Association 25 MRS. JANE McMURRAN Assistant Librarian MISS GAIL R. MORRISON Science, Biology The Spectrum Chart will provide hours of long study for Mr. Carter’s pupils. MR. EUGENE P. MOSER Special Education MRS. ROSA MOSTILIER Remedial English MISS BARBARA NEECE English Homecoming Committee MR. VINCENT OGLESBY Government, U. S. History MRS. FRANCES OLIVER Latin, U. S. History MRS. KATHLEEN PALMER Plane Geometry, Algebra, Guidance MISS PATRICIA PERRIN Art MR. ALBERT F. PINKHAM Wood Shop MR. G. H. QUESENBERRY U. S. History Coach 26 MRS. FAYE RECTOR Drama, Speech, English National Thespian Society MRS. ROSA RODRIQUEZ Spanish Spanish Club MISS MARY LU ROYALL Physical Education, Health Girls’ Recreation Association MRS. CAROLYN SANDERS English Annual Staff MR. BARCLAY SHEARS Art Senior Class MRS. CAROLYN SIMMONS English, Advanced Composition Plough Staff MR. LYLE SMITH Band MISS MYRNA SMITH Mathematics, Algebra COL. EDWARD SNEED Mathematics, Algebra MRS. GRACE SPENCER English Teaching English is an enjoyable job? MISS SHIRLEY STUART Physical Education, Health Girls’ Recreation Association MRS. JUNE TACKETT Mathematics, Algebra MRS. BLANCHE TAYLOR English 27 MISS MARY LOU WOOD English, Drama, Speech MISS TZINA ZWE RDLING History, World Geography MR. WILLIAM TEW Music, A Cappella Choir MR. EDWARD THOMAS Graphic Arts MR. FRED THOMAS Science MRS. KATHRYN THOMAS Typing, Shorthand Mrs. Humphries, school nurse, has numerous duties which keep her ever busy. 28 MRS. NANCY TUCKER Science MRS. MARIAN WALSH English, Spanish MRS. ELIZABETH WARD Science MRS. GLORIA WESSON Business MRS. MARTHA WINGFIELD Distributive Education MR. RICHARD WINGFIELD Economics, Activities Director ‘Col.” puts a student’s name in a math book, MISS JANE GARRETT World Geography MISS KAY JEWELL Math, Algebra Mr. Tew shows how to shape each syllable. CLASSES “He lives long that lives well, and time misspent is not lived, but lost.” Fuller 30 ptember finally came and with it the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream; the class of ’63 had become seniors! It was hard to believe that they had reached this long awaited goal. They remembered the fall of 1958 when they entered Warwick Junior High as lowly eighth graders, looked down upon. They spent many years together, but the class truly became close when, as juniors, they worked on the Prom. With the arrival of their class rings, came the realization of their responsibility as upperclassmen. Now they were the leaders— the ones the underclassmen looked up to. They accepted the responsibilities entrusted them with pride and confidence, for they had years of experience behind diem. After much hard work, frustration, joy, and accomplish-, ment, their f inest year drew to a close by their own prom and graduation. It was the happiest and saddest time of their lives, but they looked forward to the unknown, a tear in their eyes and a glow in their hearts. They would always have the wonderful memories of their past high school days, and the same spirit that brought them dirough Warwick. GEORGE WOODROW ADKINS, JR. GEORGE FRANKLIN ALLENDER MADELINE CAROL AKERS SUSAN KENNEDY AKERS JASPER STEVEN AMMONS III WAYNE CARLTON ANDDLETON WINSTON LEON ANDERSON WILLIAM CHAPMAN ROBERT ALAN BAALS FLOYD DON BACKLEY ANDREWS, III CHARLES WILLARD BACON CLARENCE RICHARD BAILY HERMAN DOUGLAS BAKER, JR. MARGARET VIRGINIA BAKER 33 CHERYL WHITE BALLARD ROBERT BRU CE BARCLAY BONNIE LEE BARKER PATSY ANN BATEMAN JACK HARPER BAUSMAN JEAN CAROL BAXLEY JEAN CAROL FOX EDGAR SUTTON BAZEMORE Not Pictured LORETTA JEAN BEDDARD RONALD EVERETT BENSTEN PATRICIA ELAINE BLACKWELL OLIVIA ARNELL BLANTON FREDERICK THOMAS BLOUNT WILLIAM MORRIS BOLLINGER 34 CHARLES LEON BOND GEORGE KENNETH BOND ROBERT GARLAND BOWER WILLIAM EDWIN BOWMAN BETTY JEAN BRADBURN DAVID GERALD BRADSHAW PHYLLIS JEAN BRANDT RONALD COLEMAN JAMES ALEN BREWER BETTY PAYNE BRINKLEY BREECHER RONNIE THOMAS ROBERT MOURING JOHNNY ROBERT DONNA CHRISTIE BRINKLEY BRITTINGHAM BROGDEN BROOKS 35 ROBERT EASTWOOD BROOKS ESTHER SUSAN BROWN LINDA LEE BROWN WAYNE LARRY BROWN CHARLA JEAN BRUCE DONALD WAYNE BURRELL BERTHA ELAINE BUSCH ARMEN CORDEL BUSH ALVIN SWEPSON JUDITH RENE BRYANT BUTTERWORTH JEAN WESSELS BYRD JUDY BOHANNON RONNIE GAYLE CAPPS RONALD BENJAMIN CARMEAN 36 JUDITH BURNS CARMINES JOHNNY JOE CARMONA HAZEL CARPENTER EVA ELAINE CHAPPELL LINDA SUE CHRISMAN BARBARA JEAN COLE SHIRLEY FAYE COLGAN RONALD DOUGLAS COLTRANE PATRICIA ANNE ANNE DOUGLAS COOK CONGLETON ROBERT DOUGLAS COPELAND MARY MORGAN COX JAMES ROBERT COX WILLIAM HAMILTON CRUTE, JR. 37 MARGARET ANNE DAVID HINTON CREWS RUTH MERRILL CURTIS EDWARD EARL DALE CROTTY MICHAEL THOMAS DANIELS DONNA SUE DARNLEY ALICE LEE DAVIDSON DONALD WAYNE DAVIS LINDA LEE DAVIS MYRTLE LOYLA DAVIS ELDRIDGE HOPKINS DERRING, JR. LESLIE ANN DEYONG HENRY PLEASANT DICKERSON KENNETH RAY DICKERSON 38 RICHARD BOYD CAROLYN ADELL NORENE MARVIN DOWDY MARY JANE DUBERG DICKINSON, JR. DOUGLASS PAULETTE ANN DUDLEY ROBERT KENDALL DUKE LINDA LOUISE EAST PHYLLIS ANNE EDWARDS PATRICIA ANNE ELDER SUSAN ERVIN EPES BRENDA JEAN FAISON PATRICIA BONNEY FARMER HARRY BLACK FOARD JEAN CAROL FOX 39 RONALD THOMAS FREEMAN KATHIE JEAN FROST FRANCES HELEN FRY DOUGLAS CLARK FULLMAN BEVERLY AYERS GARRETT JEAN SHARON GARY MARTHA ANNE GIBBONS MARJORIE TOWER GILLESPIE SUSAN FRANCES GIRTON DAVID SAUNDERS GIVENS PATRICIA ANN GLENN JACQUELINE JANE GLISSON HAROLD WAYNE GOWERS PHYLLIS ANN GRAHAM 40 KATHRINE TUPPER GRAY ROBERT WAYNE GRAY BETTY JOAN GREEN MILDRED JEANETTE GREEN MURIEL TRAVIS DOUGLAS GRIZZLE STEVEN GALE GRUBBS MICHAEL HEWELL GUYE GRIZZARD JOANNE CATHERINE HAMILTON RUTH ANNE HAMPTON MARY FRANCES HANCOCK CONNIE FAYE HARDISON RICHARD BOYD HARRISON JOSEPH ALBERT HASHBERGER 41 ALEXIA HARRIET HATCH JO ANNE HAZELWOOD PEGGY NOVELLA HAZZARD BARRARA MARIE HEAD JACK WAYNE HENDERSON MICHAEL DWAIN HENDRIX JAMES STEPHEN DAVID KENNEDY CLEMON LEE HICKS CAROL JEAN HIGGINS HERRING HEWETT LOUIS HAMILTON ELIZABETH LYNN HIMES JEROME PRICHARD HIZA BRENDA JOYCE HODGE HIGGINS 42 CHARLES EPES HOOPER JUDITH LYNNE HOPSON RODNEY HUDSON CARL WAYNE HUNSUCKER FAYE BURGESS HUNT JAMES RAY HUNT MARIANNE HURLBURT PHYLLIS GAY JARVIS BETTY ELLEN JOHNSON FREDERICK KINGSTON JOHNSON JOHN TALMADGE CARL CLARENCE JONES JOHNSON GARY PAGE JONES RHONDA LENORE JONES 43 WILLIAM EDWARD JONES AUREA MOREIRA JORGE SHARON KAUFELT SHIRLEY THOMAS KEATES VICKI JEANNE KEETER EDNA LEE KEGLEY RITA MAE KENNEDY SANDRA LEE KENNEDY JOHNNY ROBERT KENT BETTY ANNE KING JUDITH ANN KMETZ JAMES KOOI MAXINE ANDREW KOWALSKI RACHEL JEANETTE KUBITZ 44 MERLYN KAY KUNZE BOBBIE MICHAEL LAKE CONNIE LEIGH LAMBERT MARY STUART LAND LIV MARGARETE LASSEN JOHN WAYNE LATTA MARY IRENE LAUGLIN BEN WILLIAM LAWTON LINDA SUE LEVINER JANE ADAM LENZ JUDITH MARLENE LENZ STEPHANIE LEVY JACK LYNN LEWIS WILLIAM EDWARD LEWIS 45 DEWEY EUGENE LILLEY DONNA JEAN LITTLE RICHARD LOUIS LODGE RONALD LINDSAY LOWDER PAMELA JO MacDONALD ROBERT EDWARD DALE LESLIE MARTIN GARY LEE MATHEWS MARSHALL ALMA CAROL McLAMB LINDA JOYCE MANCHESTER MERVIN M. MARKLEY NANCY WARREN MARKS JAMES HOMER MARTIN HARRY ALDRIDGE MAYER 46 EFFIE ELIZABETH McCARRON EARL McCORMICK PATRICIA MARIE McCULLEY LaBINDA HEFNER McGHEE roscoe McKinley harvey Michael mears judy deanne Meredith Elizabeth ann messick MEADOWS, III CAROLYN LUCILLE MILLER WILLIAM ORAM MILLER, ]R. DAVID BENJAMIN MILLAR NANCY HARRIETTE MILTON BARBARA LYNNE MINTER BETTIE SUE MOORE 47 DELMAS WISE MOORE ELIZABETH MAE MOORE WILLUS LEE MORGAN JUDITH DALE MORGAN CHARLES EDWARD CLARA RUTH MORRIS FRANK DuVAL MUIRE BILLY JOE MULLEN MORRIS MARY JEAN MUNDEN BARBARA WHITE MYERS JAMES HOPE NICHOLSON, III KAREN MARGARET NOLAN IDA MAE NORRIS JOHN DAVID OAKLEY 48 PARHAM PENN O’BRIANT CARL WILLIAM OLSEN ALFRED DWIGHT OVERSTREET REBECCA CAROL PANTON JANET DARNELL PARKER KENNETH PENNINGTON MARTIN LEE PHOEBE DONALD THOMAS PITCHFORD ROBERT LEE POLLOCK RICHARD EDWARD POWERS HOWARD BAXTER PREVATTE PRISCILLA LEE PRICE CHARLES PRIEST JANET JOYCE PRIZIO 49 GEORGE RICHARD PUGH ROBERTA FRANCES RAMSEY RONALD EUGENE RAMSEY DIANNE DEAN RASH ESTHER AUGUSTA REED REXINE GLADYS REEVES RICHARD ROBERT REEVES ARTHUR RIELLY PAGE SELLERS RENN ELIZABETH BATCHELOR RICHARDS CLARA LEIGH MERLE SHARON RIPPLE CHARLES ERWIN TIMOTHY WALTER RICHARDSON ROBENS ROBERSON 50 MARY LEE ROBERTS ANN HARWOOD ROBINSON VIRGINIA MAE ROBINSON MARGARET LEE RODGERS HERBERT ROSENBIEGER KAY CAMPBELL SANDS BRYAN LESLIE SAUNDERS JO CARROLL SCHAEFER GWENDOLYN FAYE MARTHA ANN SHELDON SEIDLER HARRY RANDOLPH DELLA MARIE SHINCLER SHEPHERD RONALD LEE SHRECENGOST WILLIAM LAWRENCE SLIFER 51 ALBERT COLBY SMITH BILLIE GAYLE SMITH CELIA ANN SMITH CONWAY WILBUR SMITH LARRY REID SMITH PATRICIA ANN SMITH SPENCER OZLIN SMITH WILLIAM CURTIS SMITH JR. JOHN EDWARD SMITHWICK REBECCA ELLEN SPRINKLE DONNA GLEN STALLINGS GLORIA MAE STALLINGS THOMAS WHITEFORD STAMEY PATRICIA LEE STANTON 52 JUDITH ANN STARMER CARLA LOUISE STEWART DOROTHY STULTZ RONALD GENE SUMMERLIN JANET MARIE TAYLOR LAWRENCE JAMES TERRY JAMES RONALD THOMAS NANCY CAROL THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAM THOMAS SUSAN ELIZABETH THOMAS 53 DANISE MAXYNE TUTTLE CLAUDIA LEE TYBURSKI BELDING BARNES UNDERWOOD GWENDOLYN DIANE URRUTIA WILLIAM LEE VARVEL ROGER KEITH VAUGHAN DAVID GEORGE WALKER DAVID EARL WATKINS DOROTHY FAYE WEBB DALE ELLIS WEST LILLIAN ANN WHITE SHARON DIANE WHITMORE NANCY CAROLYN WIGGINTON RITA EILEEN WILK 54 MERLYN CLARE WILKINS ANDY WOODS WILKINS BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS JEANNE CHANDLER WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIAMS JUDY ANNE WILLIAMS SANDRA CARLENE WILLIAMS KATHERINE LEE WILLIFORD TONI JUNE WILLIFORD KATHRYN EARLINE WILLIS EMMA JOAN WILSON PATRICIA JO WINGO WALTER HOWARD WISEMAN DWIGHT LEE WOOD 55 FRANCES NOWLAN WOOD JANIE WOODS LANDEN MOUNTCASTLE WOOLRIDGE CHARLES ANDREW WRIGHT JAMES ROBERT WRIGHT JR. WILLIAM DAVID WYLIE MARY LEIGH YEATTS JACQUELINE LEE FLETCHER WALTER TROY ALLEN ROBERT MELVIN MENTZER, JR. 56 The Class of ‘63 has been especially active in accomplishing the following; Two National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists Leadership Training Clinic S.C.A. Suggestion Box Formation of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Formation of Friendliest Senior Personality Adopted and carried out a new S.C.A. Constitution based on Constitution of the United States of America Senior Library Privilege Senior Assembly Privilege “Time is the wrap of life; oh tell the young, the fair, the gay, to weave it well. —anonymous 57 BILL CUNNINGHAM Junior Class Vice-President Junior Class STEVE TAYLOR Junior Class President ANNE HAZELWOOD Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer Upperclassmen at last! This long awaited distinction was, this year, bestowed on the Class of ’64. Although they were the smallest class in the school, due to the lecent split, the Junior Class overcame this deficiency and de- veloped into a closeknit, hard working group. Outstanding in the memories of all juniors was the Prom. Class officers and committee chairmen began preliminary planning during the summer. This year, the ( entire pi dm was reorganized, with several committees being added, eliminated, or combined. Committees began to meet in the fall and winter, and work was continued throughout the year. The finance committee, an addition this vear, was responsible for several money raising projects. Pei haps the most memorable of these were the Cool School Stools. Naturally, being “second in command” in the school, junior class members were in various other activities. Choral work and the band claimed a great many juniors, and many were active in athletics. The dramatic and literary fields were also enthusiastically supported by them. Many students were outstanding academically, receiving various honors for theii endeavois in this field. Of course, quite a few were active in SCA work, preparing to handle positions of even greater author- ity next year. ... With the arrival of their rings, the juniors realized that thev would soon be seniors, and take their places as the leaders of the school. These solemn thoughts, however, did not damper the enthusiasm with which they received the excitement of the traditional ring ceremony. When the year drew to a close the juniors looked back on their many experiences, and looked forward to the great responsibilities and tasks which they would undertake next year— their Senior year at Warwick. SANDRA ABICHT DELL ADAMS CLIFFORD ANGEROTH ELAINE ARTHUR KAREN BAALS SANDRA BALL BETTY BAILEY MARILYN BAILEY SHERRY BARLOW CATHERINE BARNES STUART BATEMAN FRANCIS BAUMBURGER BEVERLY BAYNES RICHARD BLACKWELL LINDA BOWLS CHARLOTTE BAHNSON RAELEY BREWER KAY BROOKS NANCY BROOKS LEE BULL BOBBY BURCH JANICE BUTLER FRED CALL BONNIE CAMPBELL PHYLLIS CAMPBELL CARMAN CARMONE ELSIE CARTER JUDY CARTER GINNY CARRAWAY CAROLINE CARTIN TIMMY CHESTNUT RHONDA COLEMAN JIMMY COLLIE DON CONTINELLI EDDIE CONVERSE 59 JOYCE COPELAND SUE CORBETT BILL CUNNINGHAM CAREY CURTIS ANDY DAVENPORT CHARLES DAVIDSON RAYMOND DAVIS STEVE DAVIS ROBERT DEAN ANITA DeBOE FRANK DeESCH KATIE DEMPSEY EILEEN DIEGMAN ELAINE DOBSON JUDY DREWERY JEFF DUDLEY MARIE DUDLEY SUZANNE DUNAWAY PAULETTE ELLINGSWORTH SANDRA ELLIS CYNTHIA ELTRINGHAM SALLY ENGLISH SABINA EVANS JIMMY FAIRCLOTH BETTY KAY FEAMSTER LES LIE FEESTER GEORGE FIRTH JUDY FITE GENE FOWLER HARRY FOWLER CHARLOTTE FOX LINDA FREELAND GLORIA FULGUM TERRY FULLMAN LINDA GALLAGHER 60 SUZY GALLIER PENNY GATRELL PEGGY GILL ANN GILLEN SALLY GIRTON WAYNE GODFREY YVONNE GODFREY DICKIE GODWIN LESTER GOOD CAROL GOUGH SUE GRADY PAULETTE GRANT SHARON GRANT DORIS GRAY HYMAN GREENBAUM RONNIE GRIFFIN EARNEST HAMBLIN DICKIE HAMILTON CAROL HARRIS DIANE HARRIS DENNIS HARRIS CLAUDE HARRISON SYLVIA HAYES ANNE HAZELWOOD BRENDA HEFFINGTON BILL HICKMAN BARBARA HICKS RAY HICKS CINDY HINES JIMMY HODGES SHEP HOLLADAY BUDDY HOLLOWELL BOB HUDGINS TERRY HUGHES PAUL HUNSUCKER 61 LINDA HURLBURT WALTER HUTCHINS BRENDA INGE JUDY JEFFERSON TOMMY JOLLIFFE ALICE JOHNSON ANN JONES ELIZABETH JONES SUSAN JOVAN JESSIE KARAM EDWARD KEE PHYLLIS KEITH MARY KENDRICK BETTY KING DON KOSTKA BILL KUNZE CAROLYN LANCASTER SUE TODD LANIER ROBERT LAWSON JACKIE LEGGETT SUZANNE LeHEW WANDA LEMMONS MARCIA LEVINER WAYNE LEWIS DOUGLAS LINDSAY JUDY LITCHFIELD EVELYN LOTTIER ELIZABETH LOVE JERRY LUCKADOO DENNIS LUMPKIN ROBERT LUMPKIN KAREN LYON HARRY MANEY STAR MARONEY MICHELE MARRA 62 PATSY MARSHALL MARILYN MASSEY GAIL MATHIS JAY MAYO billy McArthur HENRY McCREEDY phyllis McDaniel BEVERLY McGUIRE MARGARET McMAHANAN BECKY MECOUCH FRED MEEKS RICKY MILLER TOMMY MOOZA LORETTA MULVIHILL PAT MURPHY FLOYD MYERS ERIC NELSON SUE NELSON JANET NICHOLS SUSAN NIXON FRANCES NORRIS RUSTY NORTON STEVE NOVINGER ANN NUCKOLS DONALD NUTTALL LYDIA O’CONNOR DICK OSBORNE JANET OVERSTREET BARBARA PARDUE TOMMY PARISH JIMMY PARKER LINDA PEACH TOMMY PETERS BILLY PHELPS DONNA PINKSTON 63 CURTIS PITTINGER DINNIE PLEASANTS DON PRATT LARRY PREVATTE TOM PRIDE CAROLYN PRINCE NANCY PUCHALSKI CAROL PURGOLD DARLENE RECTOR JUDY REX OTIS REYNOLDS MARY VAN ROBERSON PAT ROBERTSON ANN ROLLINGS EMILY ROSS BOB ROUGH CAROLE RANKIN CAROLE SADLER PAM SAUNDERS CECILIA SCARBOROUGH KAREN SCARBOROUGH VICKI SCHMELLING PATSY SCHOLZ DAVID SCOGGINS DOROTHY SEYMORE JOHNNY SEYMORE SUE SHARP MARIE SHETENHELM MARY SINGLETON FRANK SKEWES DIANA SKINDALIS GREG SLEDGE JOHN SMITH JUDY SMITH PATSY SMITH 64 RONNIE SMITH JANICE SMITHWICK DONNA SOUTH SHERRY SPAIN PAT SPANGLER JAMES SPEER GLORIA SPIVEY CHARLES SPRIULL MIKE SQUIRES GENE STAGG JOE ST. CLAIR KAY STEVENS THIRZA STINSON WARREN SWEAT DEANNA TAYLOR LARRY TAYLOR SHARON TAYLOR TRENT TAYLOR PEGGY THOMAS LINDA THOMASON BILL THOMPSON DOROTHY THOMPSON JOHN TICE REGINALD TUCKER MARY FRANCES VAUGHAN ROGER VAUGHAN MYRNA VICK TERRY WALKER JUDY WALKER NOEL WALSH JOHN WEBB WAYNE WEBB ANNETTE WEST JESSE WHITE DANA LOU WHITEHEAD 65 TOMMY WHITEMAN JUDY WIGGINS LYNNE WILEM CRAIG WILLIAMS EDWIN WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS WELLS WILLIAMS TONI WILLIAMSON PEGGY WINALL JOEY WINN BETTY WISEMAN ROYAL WOOD WINNIE WOOD MACON WORTH LARRY WRENN DONNIE WRIGHT KAREN YATCH JIMMY YEATTS JO YEATTS JANICE YOUNG STEPHANY YURKEWICK JEANNIE ZELINSKY TOM ZEHMER Which career shall I choose? March 4 was the big day for the juniors when the class rings arrived. 67 Sophomore Class ROBERT YATES Sophomore Class President SUE WILLIS Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer CAROL LEE BARLOW Sophomore Class Vice-President After completing one year at Warwick, the Sophomores gained knowledge of what was expected of them, and they were better able to perform their duties. Now that they understood high school life, they began joining the school activities. In athletics, many of the boys participated in junior varsity football, basketball and track. Some of the boys were so proficient that they were placed on the varsity teams. The girls were not left out, as they improved their skill in hockey, archery, basketball and volleyball. Six girls from the class were chosen J.V. cheerleaders and became vital participants at the football and basketball games. The Sophomores also became active in the various S.C.A. organizations. They chose their class officers, homeroom officers and honor council representatives. The committees and clubs welcomed their services. As the year came to a close, the Sophomores had many happy memories. They had found this year that studies were becoming more specialized, and they would soon be gaining the responsibility and hard work involved in being upperclassmen. PAMELA AGNOR BETSY AKERS JERRY ALLEN DAVID ALLIGOOD THOMAS ALLISON JUDY ANDERSON KAY ANDREOLI LINDA APPERSON BRENDA ARRINGTON JOHNNY ATKINS THOMAS AYERS EDWARD BACHMANN SHARON BAHR JEANNIE BAILEY FREEMAN BAKER PATRICIA BAKER GLORIA BALLOWE DANIEL BARKER CAROL LEE BARLOW GLEN BARLOW JOHN BATKINS EUNICE BATTAILE BART BECTHEL CYNTHIA BEDDARD PATRICIA BELOTT JOAN BENDER PEGGY BENDER PAT BEST SHARON BLALOCK RANNY BLANCHARD LARRY BORN TAMMARA BOSTON ALWIN BOTHWELL JEAN BOWDEN GLORIA BRANNER PAT BRANTLEY SUSAN BRIM ZEALON BRINSON FREDRICK BROWN RICHARD BRUSHWOOD CHARLES BUHRMAN JACKIE BURKE WANDA BURNETTE BRENDA BURNETTE LINDA BURRIS NANCY CAROL BURCH TOMMY BUTLER DAVID CALL HARRY CAMPBELL 69 THOMAS CARSON JR. BETSY CARTER MICHAEL CHESSON THOMAS EARL CLARK JERE CLOBERT FRANK COLEMAN JUDY COLLINS TERRY COLLINS LINDA CONNELL RICHARD CONNER SUSAN CONNER RON CONTINELLI RICHARD CANNON JIM COOK KEN COOKE JEAN COX VIRGINIA COX MELLIA CRADDOCH GLORIA DAYBERRY SHERON DEANE WAYNE DENNY SANDRA CRISP RODGER CRONE BILL CURLING PAM CUTTER VICKIE DERENG ANN DICKINSON FAYE DICKINSON MARION CUTLER WALTER CYRUS BENNY DARNLEY MARY LEE DAWSON WAYNE DICKERSON JAMEY DOUGLAS DONNA DOVER JIMMY DUDASH BILLY DUNN JOHN DYKSEN BETTY EDWARDS DORTHY ELLER LYNN ELLIOTT RANDY EMANUEL LINDA EMERSON TOMMY EMMERSON MARY ENGLISH OVAL EVANS TOMMY FARMER PHYLORA FEEBACK ELIZABETH FERRELL 70 JIMMY FITZGERALD JUDY FOSTER DAVID GARRETT JOHN GARRETT LUTHER GARRETT FRANCES GERRINGER GINNY GIES PEGGY GILPIN DAVID GIVENS JOANNE GIVENS RICHARD GLORE SUSAN GODWIN LARRY GORE BEVERLY GOWERS GAIL GRAHAM LINDA GRAHAM MARY JOHN GRAY STEVE GRAYBILL JAMES GWALTNEY DAVID GWILLIAMS BUDDY HALEY BETTY HAMILTON MARTHA HAND STEVEN HANDY ALICE HARMAN WAYNE HARRIS JANE HAZELWOOD BECKY HEDGEBETH FRANCES H ERRING MARIAN HOCKADAY ERNEST HOLEIK KIPPY HOLLOWELL FRANK HOLT OSCAR HONEYCUTT DON HORTON PATRICIA HOYLE MARY LOU HUBBARD PAT HUFFMAN SHARON HUGGETT GILBERT HUME SANDY HUMPHRIES BILLY HURST MARK HUTSON ROSE INSLEY JUDY JEFFERY DAVID JOHNSON LESILE JONES 71 SANDRA JONES VICTORIA JONES THERIAL KEECH CAROL KEETER BARBARA KIDD SYLVESTER KITCHEN JOHNNY KREBS JIMMY LACEY DIANE LEGRAND ANN LAYMAN LYNDA LAYNE EDDIE LEE GEORGE LEONARD DIANE LEVINER JOHN LEWIS NANCY LEWIS GLORIA LONGEST SUSAN LUKE BARBARA MACALADY DELANE MANN DAVID MANN BENNY LITCHFIELD EDWARD LOCKEE GARRY MAREK STEVE MARTENUK DATHA MARTIN EDIE GRAY Freddie McConnell ROBERT LOCKHART SANDRA LOGAN JAMES McCORMICK WALTER McCULLEY ANNE McENERNEY LINDA McMAHAN CHARLES MEADOR DAVID MELTON LONA CAROL MERCIA CAROL MILBURN DALLAS MILLER BILLY MITCHELL JANE MITCHELL GARIE MONTEITH SHERRY MONTEITH RAY MOONEY MARGARET MOORE PAT MOORE SHARON MOORE 72 ARTHUR MORGAN BARBARA MORRIS JUNE MULLINS BARBARA NICHOLS BARRY NORMAN CHERYL NUTTALL AL NYGREN ANNIE OLIVER KAREN O’CONNOR MARGARET O’NEILL JANET OWEN CHUCK PARKER HAROLD PARSONS MIKE PEDDICORD BECKY PENDERGRAPH PAM PENNINGTON NANCY PETERS LYNN PETTY BRENDA PHILLIPS AYLENE RHODES JIMMY RICHARDSON RONNIE PHILLIPS JOHN PIPHO TERRY PLOTT MARY MARGARET PLUMMER MIKE POWER ANN ROBENS BOBBY LEE ROBERT BETTE POYTHRESS RICKY PRICE HOWARD PUSKETTE JOHN PUGH NICHOLAS PUGH LEE ROBINSON ELVA JEAN ROGERS LINDA ROGERS DOLORES ROWE PAM ROWELL BETH RUPP CHERYL RUSSELL LINDA RUSSELL ALICE SAMSELLE KAREN SAVAGE JOHN SCHOLZ MICHAEL SERIG BEN SEYMORE CHARLOTTE SHUE 73 SYLVIA SLAY LARRY SMART CHARLES SMITH CHARLOTTE SMITH VIVIAN SMITH CAROL SPEER CHARLOTTE SPEER CAROL SPENCER KARON SPENCER SHARON SPENCER NANCY SPRINKLE BUCKY SQUIRES JERRY STAINBACK RONNIE STAMEY BECKY STANSFIELD CATHERINE STARKEY SANDRA STEWART KEITH STILLWELL CHARLES STOKES BETTY JO SUDDITH BRENDA SUTTON BOBBY SWAIN KATHERINE SWAIN CHARLES SWATS BOBBY TANKARD RANDY TANNER LINDA TAYLOR SHIRLEY TAYLOR STEVE TAYLOR MYRA TERRY GWEN THOMAS JUDY THOMAS FRANCES THOMPSON PAIGE TRAYNOR MARY PAT TULL JOYCE VAUGHAN PATRICK WADLEY BOBBY WALKER DANNY WALKER JENNIE WALKER BETTY WALL VAN WALTERS PAT WATSON CLAIRE WEAVER RUTH ANN WEBB JOY WHEELER JAMES HENRY WHITE 74 STEPHEN WHITT JEAN WILGUS JOE WILK BARBARA WILKINS LARRY WILLIAMS JO ELLEN WOOD SUE WOOLARD RICHARD WILLIS SUE WILLIS SYLVIA WILLIS DALE WILSON RAY WILSON SHERRY WINNER GEORGE WISE BILLY WOOD LETA WOOLWINE NANCY WOMBLE BOBBY CLARK JOHN DAROUSE LINDA LEE PETTY JUDY WRIGHT ROVA WRIGHT BILL YANCEY JEFFREY POWERS MARY SHEPPER JERRY COLEBERT ROBERT YATES TOMMY YEATTS ALICE YOUNG JOHN STOVER DANNY GIBSON NANCY ROSS Watching all the girls go by, is this a required sophomore subject? Freshman Class A title at last! Proudly, they were the Freshman Class of Warwick High School. The bewilderment of the past year was gone as they greeted old friends and reached their classes without any trouble. Adjusting to the school year was not as difficult as it was a year ago, but they found that the work was twice as hard. Although the work and s.udy took up much of their time, many freshmen were joining clubs and activities with whole-hearted enthusiasm. School spirit was not lacking in this class either. Two of the girls were chosen as J. V. Cheerleaders, and a deserving girl was selected to represent the class on the Homecoming Court. Many of the boys served well on the football, basketball, tennis, and track teams. The girls were not neglected in sports either. A well rounded program was offered and many girls found exciting new sports to enjoy. Participating in the school government was an im- portant part of their Freshman year. Representatives of homerooms and class officers were elected to act in the Senate and Congress. These capable leaders served their class well by helping with important projects. The whole class contributed new ideas which helped the school pro- gress and made their year successful. The year ended all too quickly for these industrious underclassmen. With their high goals fulfilled, they looked back on their year as Freshmen and looked ahead, with eagerness, to their coming years at Warwick High School. DAVID ADKINS DOT ADKINS LARRY ADKINS CAROL ALBERTSON JEANNIE ALBERTSON WILLIAM ALFORD JOHN ALLEN SHARON ALLIGOOD JIMMY ALLISON HUBERT ALSTON LARRY AMMONS CLARK ANDERSON CAROLE ANGEROTH LAURA BALL LYNN BANKS ROBERT BARCLAY EDDIE BARKER SUSAN BARNES JONN BARRS BILLY BARTON TOMMY BELL CHARLOTTE BERDENSEY MARY BERRYMAN LINDA BIEDRON NANCY BISHOP BECKY BLAND EDMUND BLANKS FRANK BOBBITT JOYCE BOHLKEN MARTY BONNETT INA BORN JOSEPH BOUGHAN CHUCK BOWMAN DONALD BRANDSHAW JOANNE BRANSCOMB DARLENE BREWER SUSAN BRITTINGHAM DONNIE BROOKS LINDA BROOKS MELE BRUCE LINDA BUCHANAN JANET BURGESS BRENDA BURNETT ANN BURNS BILLY BUSICK DEBBIE BULTER ROBERT BUTLER IMOGINE BYRD ROBERT BYRUM GEORGE CANNON PHYLLIS CARAWAN 77 STEVE CAMPBELL MICHAEL CARMEAN JAMES CARNEAL BUNNY CARPENTER LUCIUS CARTIN LINDA CASSANDA HAZEL CHARLTON JOHN CHEEK BARBARA CHINOUGH KAREN CLARK MELODY CLENDENIN KELLY COLEMAN THOMAS CONNERS WILLIAM CONNOUGHTON CHARLES COOK RAY CORIETHERS DENNIS COZZENS BARBARA CRAFT PAUL DARDEN LINDA DAVIS ROBERT DENNY BILL DENSON PAT DOBSON SANDRA DOUGLAS PHYLLIS DREWERY LINDA DUDLEY YVONNE DURAND KITTY ELKINS BECKY ELLIS STEVE ELY JAMES ENGLISH NANCY ESPINOLA CAROLYN FLECK BARRY FOX SARAH FREEMAN LINDA FULLERTON PHILLIP FURLOUGH WAYNE FUTRELL DEAN GARDNER MICKY GARRETT STUART GARRETT SYLVIA GARRISON MARK GERHARDT ROBERT GERMAN EMMY GIBBONS LINDA GILL FRANCES GILMAN SUSAN GILSON JACK GLISSON WANDRA GORE PHILLIP GREENBAUM 78 MARK GREGORY CAROLYN GRISSOM DAVE GURGLE DONNA HALES BECKY HAMILTON PATTY HAMILTON TOMMY HAMILTON DEBBIE HANCOCK LINDA HANSFORD CANDY HANAN FRANK HARDY PHIL HARRIS LYNDA HARSHBARGER LUETTA HAUGHTON DONNA HAWTHORNE ROBERT HAYES NANCY HEATH WADE HEATTH WAYNE HEATH ROBERT HEFFINGTON DEBBIE HENDRIX RONALD HENSEN LINDA HOBBS MARILYN HOBGOOD PERCY HOGG HARRY HOLLAND SANDRA HOLLINGSWORTH LINDA HOLT NANCY HOPKINS DAVID HORNER CECELIA HUME ROBERT HUME FRANCES HUMPHREY RONNIE HENDERSON EUGENE HUTCHENS RANDY HUTCHINS RAY JACKSON SHELIA JACKSON WALLACE JACKSON NANCY JAMES PEGGY JARVIS ROBERT JENKINS WILLIAM J OHNSON BECKY JONES BETTY JONES DENNIS JONES FREDDIE JONES JOHNNY JUSTICE 79 MARTHA KARAM JACK KAUFFMAN WILLIAM KELLY SANDRA KEMP MIKE KEENAN JOHN KENNARD RUBY KNIGHT RICHARD KOOI JANICE KOSTHEN FRANCES KUNZE BOYCE LAVENDER NANCY LEVERIDGE TEDDY LILLY DOUGLAS LONCE PAT LONG CHRISTOPHER LOUIS RICHARD LOVING JOHN LUCAS SUSANNE LYON STACY MANN BARB MARSHALL BILLY MARTIN bobby McArthur BETH McATAMNEY judy McConnell BELINDA McDOWELL RONNIE McGEE PAM McGRAM AMY McKAY DIANE MEREDITH BETTY MESSERSMITH ALICE MESSICK JANE MIDKIFF BEV MILLER MARTHA MILLER ALVIN MIRMILSTEIN CANDY MOORE VICKIE MOOZA THOMAS MORRIS CHARLES MOSIER LINDA MOUNTCASTLE KENNY MEEKS DENISE MURPHY RICHARD MURRAY DON MURRPHY CINDY NICHOLS MARSHA NICHOLSON JO ANN NICKEY 80 KEVIN NOLAN KENNY NOWELL MARTHA O’BRIANT STEVE O’GIER DAN OLIVER NANCY OLSON TOMMY OSBORNE PAT O’SULLIVAN KENNETH OVERSTREET ERNEST OWENS VICKY OWENS ROBERT PARKER SKIP PARKER BILLY PARRISH LINDA PARSONS RENE PELLETIER PATTI PHELPS JOHNNY PHILLIPS JOSEPH PHILLIPS MARY PITTINGER LINDA POLLICK MARY POLLOCK CHARLES POOL PAT POOLE DEBBIE POWELL C. M. PRICHARD SHARON PRIEST JUDY PRIZIO LINDA RADCLIFF PHYLLIS REESE GLEN REEVES KAREN REILLY JANET RENN JERRY RICHARDSON BRENDA RIDDLE WILSON RIDER PAT REGSLY ANDY ROBERTS PEGGY ROBERTS NICKI ROBINS BECKY ROSS BEV ROUGH BARB ROUNTREE DARREL RUTHERFORD HENRY SADLER EVE SARGEANT ALFORD SAUNDERS JO SAUNDERS ADELYN SAVAGE RICHARD SAVEDGE THOMAS SAWYER JANICE SCARBOROUGH JEAN SCHAEFER WAYNE SCHELL DAVID SCHINDEL RAYMOND SCHOLZ RONNIE SCOTT MALLORY SEALEY EDWARD SEITZ DONALD SEYMORE RONALD SEYMORE BONNIE SHACKELFORD PRESTON SHANKS WILLIAM SHELDON SANDRA SIMMONS CHERYL SINGETON JOE SLIFER TOMMY SMALT LORETTA SMART GLYNN SMILEY BECKY SMITH BRENDA SMITH DEBBIE SMITH JOHNNY SMITH MICHAEL SMITH MARIE SMITHWICK STEVEN SNYDER JIMMY SPIELBURGER STEVE SPRIGGS MIKE ST. CLAIR DEBBIE STEIN RICHARD STEWART RICHARD STEVENS TOMMY STEVENS RONALD TANNER JACK TARTENTON GLORIA TATON DON TAYLOR GWEN TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR SHIRLEY TESH KATHELYN TEW GEORGE THISTLE FRED TOLMAN SANDRA TOMLIN THOMAS TUCKER TOMMY UNION BONNIE VANDENBREE JACKIE VICK SUSAN VICK 82 HOLLY VOSE CLAUDIA WALKER BONNIE WALLACE MARY WALSH JUDY WALTERS JUDY WALTZ CHARLES WARD RANDY WARREN STEVE WARREN MARGARET WATSON BILLIE JEAN WEAVER MIKE WHITT KENNETH WIGGINS CHARLES WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMSON TOMMY WILLIAMSON GEORGE WILLIFORD SAMUEL WILLIS TUYLA WILLIS JOYCE WILSON KRISTIE WILSON BRENDA WINALL DOUGLAS WINSTEAD DONALD WISEMAN JIM WOOD KATHY WOOD LANCE WOOD NANCY WOOD PAM WOOD PRU WOOD VICKIE WOODALL SIDNEY WOODCOCK MARY JO YANCY CLARENCE YATES BILLY YOUNG The friendly upperclassmen made them feel that they were becoming a part of Warwick High School. The next question in their minds was, “What are our responsibilities as high school students?” To start fulfilling their respon- sibilities, they elected class officers and chose an attendant for the homecoming court. Extra curricular activities were supported through ' ideas contributed in committee meet- ings and participated in various school clubs. Enthusiasti- cally they attended athletic events, dances, and plays. They will always remember their first year at War- wick High as an important and exciting time. They began a new phase of life. PETE HAZELWOOD Eighth Grade President i- -• NORMAN HAMILTON Eighth Grade Vice-President LESLIE STALLINGS Eighth Grade Secretary— Treasurer EIGHTH GRADE “Will it be different from elementary school? Will we be able to find our way around? Will we be able to get to our classes on time?” Many questions such as these were asked by the eighth graders as they looked forward to their first year of high school. Finally, after a summer of anticipation, they entered the doors of Warwick High School and received their first impression. It wasn’t quite as they had expected, though, for if they got lost, there was always someone there to guide them in the right direction. Although the continous stream of strange faces and the maze of corridors confused them, they soon learned their way around and made new friends. DONNA ADDISON BARBARA ADKINS MICHAEL ALFORD PAT ALLEN JUDY ANDERSON DANNY ATKINS LIBBY ATKINS JERRY AYCOCK BOBBY BALLARD GEORGE BANE BARB BARCHERS EDDIE BATCHELOR BETH BAUSELL MARSHA BAYNE DONALD BEASLEY MARK BECKER JOHN BELLINGER CHARLES BELOTE PATTY BERKEY PAULETTE BISSETTE EDDIE BLACKBURN KAY BLACKBURN LAURA BOWERS NORMAN BOWERS CHARLES BOYCE LINDA BRANCH STEVEN BRANCH BARBARA BRAY JEAN BRIGGS KENNETH BRINKLEY LARRY BROOKS FRANCES BROWN SANDRA BROWN SANDRA BRYANT DAVID BUCHANAN ALEX BUCK ELIZABETH BURNES CHERYL BURNHAM JO ELLEN BURROWS TERRY CALAFIORE BERRY CALL PAT CARMEAN BRENDA CARSON MICHAEL CENTER JUDY CHANEY PENNY CHERRY GEORGE CHRISM GEORGE CLARK SARAH CLOER DAVID CLOUGH WAVERLY COLGAN MAVIS COLLIER LINDA CONNER DONNA CONTINELLE HENRY COOK CARROLL CREASMEN BRENDA CROWDER BONITA CURLING MARSHA CURRIER JOHN DAMRON SANDY DAVIDSON DEBBIE DAVIS WILLIAM DAVIS TONI DEDMOND GERALD DEES CATHY D’ERRICO RICHARD DIAMOND JOYCE DICKENSON JERRY DUDSON BILL DUKE PETTIS DULANEY BOBBY DUNN MARTHA EAGLE BUCKY EAST BARBARA EASTMAN BRENDA EASTMAN WILLIAM EDWARDS LARRY ELKINS BARBARA ELLIOTT LINDA EMANUEL FAY ENG LILLY ENG CHARLES EPES LARRY FARRIS MICHAEL FASANO JAMES FENNER CHARLES FINK ELDRIDGE FIRTH CHARLES FLECHER SYLVIA FLOYD SHELIA FORSYTH WARREN FOWLER ANN FOX LINDA FOX SANDRA FRIEDMAN ELIZABETH FYFE JIM FYFE DARLENE GARDNER RICHARD GARRETT PRISCILLA GATRELL ALICE GEIS JANE GERAY SUSAN GERMAIN BONNIE GILLEY LLOYD GINN STEVE GIVENS SAMMY GRADY RUTH GODWIN ROBERT GRANT RICHARD GRAWS DIANE GRAY PAT GRAY HADEN GREGG LINDA GREY RONALD GRIFFIN BILLY GROSS DEBRA GRUBBS WILLIAM GSELL MILLIE GUCKINS DONALD HALL JIMMY HALL MARILYN HALL BARB HAMILTON NORMAN HAMILTON BARBARA HAM LETT ROBERT HANSON LEE HARKNESS CHARLES HARPER JOE HARRELL LYNDA HARRELL DEANNE HARRIS PENNY HARRISON WILLIAM HAWKES CHARLES HAYCRAFT JOHN HAZELWOOD WESLEY HAZELWOOD LAUREN HEDDEN JANICE HENDRICKS RICHARD HESTER DAVID HICKMAN LINDA HIGGINS KATHY HOGAN BETTY HOLLAND ALLEN HORTON CATHY HOWELL NICKIE HUME JEAN HUMPHEY FRANK HUMPHREYS BRENDA HUMPHRIES BILLY HURST BOBBY HUTCHINSON LINDA IVEY KENNETH JACKSON RITA JAMES WAYNE JAVIS LARRY JENKINS SHERRY JENKINS DAVID JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON HOWARD JONES i 1 MARIE JONES SANDRA JORDAN JANET KAUFFMAN WILLIAM KAYS STELLA KEMP CLAUDE KENDRICK MIKE KENT WILLIAM KILGORE MICHAEL KINCANNON ANN KINNEY LINDA KLATZ BOB KRETZ MARY KUBASKI ROBERT LA FLAMME DOUGLAS LANCE GEORGE LANE JOHN LANE BILL LARSON JAMES LASSITIER LINDA LASTINGER DAVID LATHROP NANCY LEMONDS RICHARD LIGON HARVEY LINSAY GARY LITTLE RONALD LITTLE VICTOR LOCKARD LEDEARE LOGAN JOSEPH LUMPKIN ADRIENNA LUTHER PAM MALLORY ELLEN MANDEL DARLENE MAREK THOMAS MARSHALL BRYANT MARSHALL BUDDY MARTIN MARION MARTIN RONNIE MASSEY DEBBIE MAYBERRY RONNY MAYO VICKIE McCALL connie McDowell RONNIE McENERY MICHAEL McKEE BECKY McLAMB DONALD McMAHAN SHIRLEY McRAE EDDIE MILLER JAN MINTER NANCY MINTER NANCY MITCHELL DAVID MODLIN LINDA MONAHAN CARL MONFACONE HOWARD MOORE SUE MORGAN ANNELLE MORTON WAYNE MORTON LINDA MOSIER DAVID MURDOCK SUSAN MYERS MARVIN NAPIAR LARRY NEECE LINDA NEWTON DENNIS NICHOLAS JOHN NORMAN CONNIE NORRIS BARBARA NUNNALLY BRENDA NUTTALL MATT OGIER JIM O’NEIL DAVID OSBORNE COURTNEY O’SULLIVAN LINDA O’SULLIVAN CINDY OVERSTREET VANSE OVERTON CAROLYN PARIS BECKY PARKER LARRY SNYDER KAY SOKOL ANITA PATE ELIZABETH PAXTON ROBERT PELLITIER YVONNE PENNINGTON CAROLYN PERKINSON BRENDA PHILLIPS LINDA PLASTER WALLEEN PLEASANTS FOSTER POOL RICHARD POOLE LEE POWELL ANNE POWERS TERRY PRESELY RONNIE PREVATTE JOHN PRICE BOBBY PRILLAMAN GREG PRITCHARD BERNARD PROCTOR JOHN PROFFITT DALLAS PRUITT VALENE PUGH EDITH RAINE RODNEY RAY GLENN RAYFIELD KATHY RAYFIELD NANCY RAYFIELD FRIEDA RECTOR VICKIE REDMOND JUDY REED ALFRED REEDER DONNA REYNOLDS WAYNE RHODES BOBBY RIDDLE LEONARD RIDDLE MICHAEL RIDDLE KATHY RILEE RICHARD ROANE JOHN ROARK MICHAEL ROBERTS RONNIE RODGERS JIMMY ROLLINGS WILLIAM ROSCOPF DONNA ROSE MARILYN ROSS CHARLENE ROULET BUDDY ROUNTREE HARVEY ROWE PAIGE RUCKER MARK SADLER CATHY SANDERS JANE SARGEANT MITCHEL SAULS JUDY SAUNDERS STEV EN SAUNDERS GORDON SAVAGE DOUGLAS SAWYER GEORGE SAWYER STEPHIE SCHULTZ DOUGLAS SCOGGINS MARY SELLS SHERYL SEMPREVIVO LINDA SEWARD FLORENCE SHELTON KEITH SHEPPARD ROBERT SHIER HENRIETTA SINGLETARY JAMES RAY SLAYTON BARBARA SLIFER ALVIN SMITH BILLY SMITH DAVID SMITH HARRY SMITH JOHN SMITH LINDA SMITH RAY SMITH STUART SMITH WAYNE SMITH CONNIE SMOOT CHARLENE SNYDER HARRY SNYDER LYNN SPAULDING JANET SPRUIL SANDRA SPRUILL TOMMY SPUR JOHN STAINBACK BRENDA STALLINGS LESLIE STALLINGS ALBERT STARMER GINGER STETSON GREG STEVENS JAMES STEWART SHELIA STONE JOSEPH STORMS PAUL SUDASH RODNEY SUDDITH RICHARD SULTON RONNIE SURLES BILL SUTTLE RICHARD SUXTON LETTIE SWEAT CAROLYN TAYLOR CHARLES TAYLOR MIKE TAYLOR JOHN THOMAS FAYE THOMASON CHERYL THORNTON MELANIE TISSIERE HILTON R. TOLER SHIRLEY TULLBRIGHT DARRYL TURNER STEVE TURNER JOHN TYBURSKI DONNA VASSAR LINDA VASSAR SHERRY VASSAR JAMES VERNON KAY VERSER DAVIS WARREN DIANNE WATSON RICHARD WATSON STEVE WATT ROBERT WEAVER CHARLES WEBB CHARLES LEE WEBB CAROLYN WEBSTER PAUL WILSON BUCKY WEST CHARLES WEST TOM WHITEHEAD JIM WHITSON JO WICKER CHRISTINE WILLARD ANDREW WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIARD JEAN WILLIAMS JO WILLIAMS SUZANNE WILKINS DAVID WILKINSON THOMAS WILKINSON TOMMY WILSON WILLIAM WILSON GAY WISE NAN WISE CONNIE WISEMAN JUNE WOOD ROBERT WOOD PHYLLIS WOODALL DEWEY WOODBY SHIRLEY WOODCOCK JAMES WOOTEN JAMES WRIGHT JUDITH WRIGHT MELINDA WRIGHT PAULA YATCII WAYNE ZELLERS SANDRA BURDEN FAYE CARAWAN CHARLES CARTER NANCY CHRISTIE JAMES CURRY VIRGINIA DAVIDSON FRANK DAVIS RICHARD DAUGHERTY ANN DEAS TAMES DRANE WILLIE EGOLF DELINNE EDSON TAMES GRIMES TAMES GOBBLE CLAY HENDERSON JEANNETTE HIX DANIEL HUNTER WAYNE LEWIS Charles McCracken JAMES MORGAN SPENCE NICHOLS CYNTHIA PERKINS ROBERT PHILLIPS ROBERT SANDERFORD LINDA SHORTELL TAMES SPOTTS HARRY SWANN LEO THOMPSON EARL VINES BETH JANE WHITAKER LEONARD WOYNICZ 90 Becky Sprinkle and Patricia Smith work with the files and posting machine. Learning to type is a tedious task. Susan Thomas at the dictaphone and Joanne Hazelwood at the calculator learn how to use these machines in office training. Shorthand proves to be a real challenge to business students. 91 SPORTS Keep forever in view the momentous value of life; aim at its worthiest use. J. Foster L 92 First Row: David Hewit, Ronnie Carmean, Ronnie Breecher, Johnny Johnson, Rannie Thomas, Charles Bacon, Bill Bowman, Jack Lewis, Andy Williams, Joe Stillwell. Second Row: Bill Kunze, Tommy Jolliffe, Tony Williams, Jimmy Lacy, Wayne Lewis, Eddie Converse, Wells Williams, Don Contenelli, Warner Hollowell, Ken Cook, Art Morgan, Warren Sweat. Third Row: Benny Darnley, Vic Kitchen, Gene Mathews, Don Horton, Frank Coleman, Frank Deasch, Wally McCully, Keith Campbell, J. D. Standback Ranny Blanchard, Coach Hamilton, Coach Quesenberry. Fourth Row: Coach Applegate, Allen Johnson, Randy Hutchinson, Glenn Reeves, Larry Smart, Billy Mitchell, Steve Cartin, Marty Bonnett, Tommy Hamilton, Ricky Williams, Jimmy Fitzgerald, Buddy Haley, Pete Gwaltney. Varsity Football Oscar Smith FOOTBALL 25 Warwick 0 Maury 12 Warwick 0 Granby . . . . 27 Warwick 33 Norview 12 Warwick 12 Great Bridge 43 Warwick 20 Newport News 33 Warwick 8 York 6 Warwick 19 Hampton 13 Warwick 7 Princess Anne 46 Warwick 0 Ferguson 12 Warwick 6 In comparison to the previous years the “Fighting Farmers” did not have a very impressive record. Although they displayed strong determination, they won two games, lost seven, and tied one. Led by ten seniors and the coaching staff of Romie Hamilton, Jim Snow, Sonny Quisenberry, and Jeff Apple- gate, the two opening games with Oscar Smith and Maury resulted in two losses. Granby was the team s first win, followed by a tie game with Norview. The other victory was over York on Homecoming night. The games with Great Bridge, Newport News, Hampton and Princess Anne saw Warwick fall short of their intended goal. On Thanksgiving Day, Ferguson squeezed by Warwick, giving them the first win in the start of a new rivalry. Although the ‘Framers” will lose many able senior players, they leave for next year’s team an experienced strong line and a speedy, aggressive backfield. 94 Co-Captains of the Varsity team are Charles Bacon and Ronnie Thomas. Backfield (Standing) Ronnie Thomas, Ranny Blanchard, Billy Mitchell (Seated) Charles Bacon, Andy Williams, Tommy Hamilton, Vick Kitchen, Buddy Hollowell. First Row: Bill Bowman, Wells Williams, Arthur Morgan, Johnny Ronnie Thomas, Ranny Blanchard, Andy Williams, and Charles Johnson, Don Continelli, Wayne Lewis, Ronnie Carmean. Back Row: Bacon. 95 CONWAY SMITH A running leap and the ball goes through the BILL BOWMAN basket! Bill Bowman and Ronnie Carmean try desperately to keep the ball from Churchland’s player John Giisson. Ferguson BASKETBALL 46 Warwick 72 Granby 36 Warwick 43 Wilson 39 Warwick 40 Hampton 44 Warwick 46 York 41 Warwick 43 Newport News 58 Warwick 18 Oscar Smith 53 Warwick 52 Churchland 50 Warwick 35 Newport News 57 Warwick 43 Princess Anne 47 Warwick 40 Great Bridge 50 Warwick 45 Maury 40 Warwick 47 Cradock 30 Warwick 44 Hampton 43 Warwick 34 Deep Creek 34 Warwick 64 Ferguson Norview Suffolk February 15 February 19 February 22 Varsity Basketball The Warwick High basketball team, under the guidance of Coach Wilbur Thompson, entered the 1962- 1963 season with hopes for a high finish in both the District and State. Mid-season injuries to such players as All-District David Walker, and aggressive Bill Bowman hurt them in their bid, however. The season was not without its high points, though, as the Farmers rolled to victories over such perennial District powers as Granby, Wilson, and Cradock, as well as local rivals Ferguson, Hampton, and York. This year’s team was built around a nucleus of three standout seniors; high scoring guard David Walker, talented rebounder Conway Smith, and sharpshooting Bill Bowman. The other seniors on the team included Ronnie Carmean, A1 Butterworth, David Hewett, and Howard Wiseman. The underclassmen were juniors Tommy Zehmer and Shep Holladay, and sophomores Danny and Dickie Walker and Billy Dunn. These, plus a host of fine Junior Varsity prospects, make the future, look bright. Churchland’s Giisson tries hard to block Danny Walker’s shot. DICKIE WALKER DAVID WALKER RONNIE CARMEAN First Row: Dickie Walker, Howard Wiseman, Tom Zehmer, David Ronnie Carmean, Bill Bowman, Conway Smih, Shep Holladay and and Danny Walker. Second Row: Billy Dunn, A1 Butterworth, David Hewett. 97 First Row: Berry Call, Buddy Carson, Randy Locus, Robert Byrum, Branch, Tommy Emerson, Mike Carmiean, Wayne Lewis, Jim Brant, James Wooten, Steve Campbell, Jimmy Martin, Billy Bussick, Jack Randy Hutchinson, J. D. Stainback, Ray Carrithers, Pat Carmiean, Thomas, and David Call. Second Row: Donald Brooks, Claudie Arthur Morgan, and Tommy Hamilton. Wrestling Coach Ronnie Hamilton, who had looked for an im- provement of last year’s 7-4-1 record, found his team with a 4-7-1 record at the hectic season’s end. The “Farmers” who opened practice with six varsity veterans and three J. V. graduates, ended with six first year men wrestling due to injuries, academic problems, weight problems, and sickness. Only one veteran wrestled an entire season. Wayne Lewis, who finished with a 12-0 record, was the teams only undefeated matman. Both Lewis and Ron- nie Thomas (8-1) were rated as favorites in the Regional Tournament. Along with these two, Larry Smith (8-2), a logical contender for the Regional Tournament, was figured as one of Warwick’s top hopes for a place in the State Tournament. Co-captains of the wrestling team, Ronnie Thomas and Larry Smith. I III L I 1 1 I I ■ 1 1 1 11 U LL J I COACH HUBBARD ANDY KOWALSKI, captain The Cross Country track team, coa- ched by Jim Hubbard consisted mostly of sophomores and juniors with Andy Kowalski and Jerry Hiza being the only seniors. Being on the team required many hours of strenuous workouts. The team placed first in the Eastern Dist- rict and third in the state. Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Back Row: Bobby Lumpkin, Raliy Brewer, Billy Hickman Next Row: Robert Deans, Bill Cunningham, Johin Pipho Kneeling: Jerry Hiza, Andy Kowalski, Jerry Richardson. J. V. CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Doug Windstead, Benard Procter, Chuck Wise, Donald Seymore. Second Row: Donald Oliver, Ronald Seymore. a r.wi I First Row: Coach Hubbard, Andy Kowalski, David Scog- gins, Jerry Hiza, Skip Par- ker, Second Row: Billy Hick- man, Railey Brewer, Bob Deans, Ronnie Brinkley, Jim- my Honeycutt. Third Row: Bobby Lumpkin, Jerry Rich- ardson, John Pipho, Chuck Wiess, Dan Oliver, Bill Cun- ningham. Fourth Row: Doug Scoggins, Jim Warren, Don- ald Seymore, David Curl, Doug Windstead. Fifth Row: Stuart Smith, Bernard Proc- tor, Frank Holt, Ronald Sey- more. I 100 Out-Door Track r For the Indoor and Outdoor Track teams, the season of 1962-63 was a period of reconstruction. Coach Jim Hubbard used this season to develop the younger underclassmen. Among these were Chuck Weiss, Stuart Smith, and the Warwick duo of twins Ronald and Donald Seymour. These boys will be greatly relied upon in the future. However, Indoor teams were sent to the Ches- terfield Invitional Meet in Richmond and the State Indoor Meet held in the V. M. I. fieldhouse. In the outdoor season, teams competed in the Tidewater Meet, the Eastern District Meet, the Virginian-Pilot Relays, and the State Outdoor Meet. Top runners on the 1962-63 squads were Andy Kowalski, Jerry Hiza, Ronald Rrinkley, Andy Wil- liams, Robert Deans, and Jimmy Honeycutt. Mile Relay Team: Robert Deans, Jerry Richardson, John Pipho, Ronald Brinkley. Look out, here they come! 101 j Varsity Baseball Coach Snow demonstrates batting for some top hitters. SUTTON BAZEMORE AND ARTHUR REILLY JOE STILLWELL Sparked by hardwork and outstanding talent, under the deter- mined leadership of Coach Jim Snow, the Warwick baseball team succeeded in capturing the Eastern District title in 1962. Paced by the returning lettermen, Warwick fought its way to another outstanding season in 1963. Joe Stillwell, Earl McCormick, Richard Dickinson, and Bev Garrett constituted the pitching staff. They were backed by a tightly knit infield and a fast outfield consisting of Arthur Reilly, Howard Wiseman, Jimmy Terry, Wayne Lotta, Sutton Bazemore, Frankie Freda, Zeno Smith, David Hewitt, Arthur Morgan and other players. United by team- work and by the desire to win, the enthusiastic players worked to recapture the championship. BASEBALL St. Vincents March 29 Deep Creek April 2 1 Iampton April 5 Suffolk April 9 Ferguson April 12 Great Bridge April 16 Cradoek April 19 Princess Anne April 20 Newport News April 23 Churchland April 26 Hampton . April 27 Woodrow Wilson April 30 York May 3 Ferguson May 4 Norview May 7 Grandby May 10 Newport News May 11 | Oscar Smith May 14 Maury May 17 JIMMY TERRY 102 THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM; First Row: Arthur Reilly, Dicky Dickerson, Joe Stillwell, David Smith, Howard Wiseman, Jimmy Terry, Sutton Bazemore. Second Row: Tommy Butler, Arthur Morgan, Tommy Parrish, David Hewett, Shep Holliday, Bev Garret. Third Row: Ranny Blanchard, Vic Kitchen, Billy Mitchell, Billy Dunn, Frankie Fridder, Walt Hutchins. DAVID SMITH DICKIE DICKERSON HOWARD WISEMAN 103 Bottom to top: Margie Gillespie, Frances Fry, and Judy Bryant. Varsity Cheerleaders Pam Saunders, Donna Pinkston, Peggy Winall. Suzanne Lehew, Ann Rollings, Sue Nelson. Peggy Winall, Pam Saun- ders, Suzanne Lehew, Ann Rollings, Margie Gillespie, Sue Nelson, Judy Bryant, Donna Pinkston, and Frances Fry. First Row: Pam Saunders, Peggy Winall, Frances Fry, Donna Pinkston. Second Row: Suzanne Lehew, Ann Rollings, Margie Gillespie, Sue Nelson, Judy Bryant. Seniors: Frances Fry, Margie Gillespie, and Judy Bryant. The varsity cheering squad, with the assistance of Mrs. Marcia Conway, faculty sponsor, has labored untiringly to promote sports- manship and spirit throughout the student body. These nine vivac- ious girls have been practising together since they were chosen last spring. Their goals for performance were perfection of motion, volume, pep, and togetherness. During the summer they attended a district cheerleading convention held at Princess Anne High School. On the first day of school they taught the favorite yells to the eighth graders and new transfer students. During football and basketball seasons they aroused enthusiasm at pep rallies and cheered the Farmers on to victory at the games. When victory was not obtained, the cheerleaders discouraged any displays of poor sportsmanship. As the fun filled year came to an end, these girls worked dili- gently to prepare prospective cheerleaders for the try-outs. Al- though being a cheerleader required many hours of strenuous work, all of them agreed that this position was a thrilling privilege. Co-captains: Margie Gillespie and Frances Fry with sponsor, Mrs. Conway. Juniors: Peggy Winall, Pam Saunders, Suzanne Lehew Donna Pinkston, Ann Rollings, Sue Nelson. First Row: Steve Spiggs, Billy Martin, Alvin Mirmel- stein, Dan Murphy, Bill Yancy, John Lewis, Alfred Saunders. Second Row: Stu Garrett, Larry Smart, Marty Bonnet, and Ray Smith. Varsity Football This year the Junior Varsity football team, having inexperienced players and facing rugged opposition, had a difficult season. Despite the fact that the final record was 2-4, all the players put fourth their best effort, work- ing with real determination. The team got off to a discouraging start as their first game of the season ended in a defeat to Hampton. The defeat of arch-rival Newport News boosted the morale of the team. Then, after several loses, the team again redeemed themselves with excellent display of defense against the York “Falcons” to win 13-12. Good Varsity potential was shown in the line play of center, Don Murphy; end, A1 Saunders, and in the backfield of Stuart Garrett, Marty Bonnett, Ray Smith, Lucius Carton, Larry Smart and Billy Parrish. Many maneuvers were tried but York failed to hold Warwick back. Front Row: Phil Kinny, Alvin Murmelstien, Jack Thomas, Billy Parrish, Billy Martin, Stu Garrett, John Lewis, Jimmy Dudash, Eddie Parsons, Don Murphy, Steve Spiggs, Alfred Saunders, Patrick Carmean. Second Row: Coach Hasinger, Robert Pelliter, Tommy Osborne, Steve Grayfield, Steve MacRhersa, Buddy Corson, Ray Smith, Huston Dunca, Tom Allison, Charles Conte, Bill Yancy, John Philips, David Modlin, and Fred Tolma. Marty Bonnet, Stu Garrett, Tommy Butler, Billy Martin, Ranny Blanchard, Johnny Justice, David Guilliams, Henry Sadler, Bobby Whetstine, Danny Barker, C. M. Pritchard, Steve Spriggs, Lucius Cartin and Marvin Markley. Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity Basketball team opened its official practice December 1, 1962, under the supervision of coach Jim Snow. Ranny Blanchard and Tommy Butler proved to be able co-captains. Coach Snow managed to turn an inexperienced team into one that showed defin- ite ability and promise. The players, freshmen and sophomores, now have high hopes of winning a spot on the varsity team next year. Tommy Butler and Ranny Blanchard, captains. First Row: Mary Pat Tull, Jo Ann Givens, Second Row: Terry Plott, Noel Walsh, Ajin McEnerney Third Row: Faye Dickinson, M yra Terry, Fourth Row: Jo Saunders, Miss Freeman, and Candy Moore. Jo Saunders, Faye Dickinson, Terry Plott, Mary Pat Tull, Noel Walsh, Jo Ann Givens, Ann McEnerney, Myra Terry, and Candy Moore. J. V. CHEERLEADERS; Noel Walsh and Myra Terry co-captains. “Are you proud of your school,” was heard as the nine peppy Junior Varsity cheerleaders yelled these familiar words many times during their 1962-1963 season. Enthus- iasm could be found in their bright smiles, adding much color and school spirit to the Junior Varsity games. The squad consisted of one junior, six sophomores, and two freshmen. These girls represented Warwick High well by promoting good sportsmanship and school spirit as they helped the J. V. teams become victors. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Pat Tull, Terry Plott, Faye Dickinson, Jo Saunders, Noel Walsh, Candy Moore, Myra Terry, Ann McEnerney, and Jo Ann Givens. 108 Volleyball Volleyball season proved exciting for the girls after school. G.R.A G. R. A. SPORTS LEADERS; First Row: Betty Kay Feamster, Mary Frances Vaughn. Second Row: Susan Girton, Mary Frances Hancock, Terry Fulman. With a slash of hockey sticks, the Girls Recreation Association’s season of activities was under way. Sports- manship, knowledge, and skill in the games were the aims of over 400 girls who took part in various sports. Striving to increase their ability in the activities and also earn their letter or star by the Point System set up, the students learned basic concepts in afternoon drills and were then placed on grade level teams. These teams participated in field hockey, baseball and volleyball against Newport News and Ferguson High Schools. Girls from the eighth through twelfth grades also took part in apparatus and tumbling, tennis, track and field events, softball, folk and modern dance, and archery. Participating in the annual field hockey tournament, the Senior team went undefeated and placed four girls on the Tidewater Allied East Hockey Team. Later, in the fall, a demonstration was given in tumbling and apparatus by members of Old Dominion College. The members of the G.R.A. were quite pleased with the year’s accomplishments. G. R. A. OFFICERS: Lynne Minter, Mary Morgan Cox, Betty King. no Senior Basketball Team; Mary Laughlin, Roberta Ramsey, Mary Frances Hancock, Judy Williams, Mary Morgan Cox, Lynne Minter, Sharon Gary, Donna Damley. Tournament Hockey Team; First Row: Betty Feamster, Mary Frances Vaughn, Janet Overstreet, Carolyn Lancaster. Second Row: Caroline Cartin, Mary Morgan Cox, Linda Peach, Janice Butler. Third Row: Betty King, Dot Sey- more, Donna Damley, Lynne Minter. Junior Basketball Team; Kneeling Carolyn Lancaster. Second Row: Betty Feamster, Mary Frances Vaughn. Third Row: Betty King, Dot Seymore, Terry Fulman. Ill ACTIVITIES As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every moment of time. —J. Mason 112 WARWICK HICH S. C. A. Executive Council: Conway Smith, Joey Winn, Cheryl Ballard, Margie Gillespie. The S.C.A. Executive Council was reduced to four people when the new constitution was adopted in the Spring of 1962. This meant that each officer would have more responsibility in the planning of school activities. The largest aim of the year was to raise the money for a $500 scholarship which was awarded to a deserving student. To accomplish this, the S.C.A. sponsored a talent show, a madras and hemp belt sale, and school dances. Under the leadership of Conway Smith the Executive Council elected the “Students of the Month,” the “Very Important Farmers,” conducted Congress meetings, and for the first time sent delegates to the Southern Associa- tion of Student Councils. Many thanks should be given to Miss Beverly Draucker for the patience and understanding she employed as she advised the council. S.C.A. Executive Council and Congress A scene from the talent show sponsored by the S. C. A. S.C.A. Congress 114 Senate; Front Row: Jo Saunders, Carol Lee Barlow, Vickie Mooza, Seymore, Bill Cunningham, Delmas Moore, Joey Winn, Pete Hazel- Merrill Curtis, Sharon Gary, Anne Hazelwood, Roberta Ramsey, wood, Robert Yeatts, Norman Hamilton. Leslie Stallings, Sue Willis. Second Row: Steve Taylor, Ronnie Senate The Senate, headed by Joey Winn, sponsored by Miss Beverly Draucker, and composed of the S.C.A. chap- lain, the S.C.A. officers, the officers of the five classes and the chairman of the Honor Council, functioned for the first time this year under the new constitution. Duties and aims of the Senate were the donation of the S.C.A. glass covered bulletin board to the National Honor Society for the posting of the Honor Roll; the continuation of “School Spirit,” “Leadership Training,” and “Brotherhood” weeks. Other activities were the send- ing of delegates to federation meetings with other school governments and the establishment of a projects commit- tee to aid the classes in raising funds. In addition to these, it encouraged and promoted school spirited participation in all activities, making 1962-63 a year of achievement. Selling belts was also a project in which the Senate took a part. Members of the Senate discuss the selling of Variety Show tickets. 115 Arthur, Conway and Bill plan activities for the S. C. A. House of Representatives The House of Representatives functioned for the first time this year under the new S.C.A. Constitution. This branch of the S.C.A. consists of all the homeroom presi- dents and the S.C.A. department heads. The main purpose of the House of Representatives is to bring the student body closer to the executive branch of the S.C.A. Although it is a separate branch, it can meet only with the Senate and the Executive Council. During Congress meetings, it is the responsibility of the homeroom presidents to state the interests and ideas of the people in homerooms. They are equally responsible to report to their homerooms all the business of Congress and explain why such action was taken. This year the members of the House of Representatives have done much to keep the S.C.A. operating smoothly and effectively. Through them the student body has re- mained informed, thus enabling more student participation in all school activities. S. C. A. working? House of Representatives. Joanne Hamilton, Conway Smith and Sharon Gary members of the cabinet, are busy working together. MISS BEVERLY DRAUCKER S. C. A. sponsor Under the Executive Branch of the S.C.A., the Cabinet is appointed by the Executive Council and approved by the Senate. It consists of students designated as chairmen of school Departments; these chairmen are known as Sec- retaries. The purpose of the Cabinet is to aid the student body as well as the S.C.A. officers in all phases of school life. Its members do much to keep the spirit and loyalty of the pupils high. The Cabinet is a formal part of Congress but its members are not allowed to vote on any matters decided by the student body. S.C.A. Cabinet S. C. A. Cabinet; Front Row: Harriet Hatch, Liv Lassen, Mary Ronnie Coltrane, Al Butterworth, Mike Mears, Bill Andrews, Charles Laughlin, Joanne Hamilton, Sharon Gary. Back Row: Joey Winn, Morris, Bert Smith. 117 Honor Council The emphasis of Honor by, for, and of the students was the purpose of the Honor Council. The Executive branch, composed of eleven students, two members from the eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh grades and three from the twelfth grade, elected by the S.C.A. Congress, interviewed the student violator and emphasized the importance of honor in his life. The bond between the Executive Council and the students was the Honor Committee which helped by maintaining a student-to-student relationship. The students, as members of the honor system, were the most important part. Only understanding the Coun- cil’s functions could make them proud of it. Honor Council; First Row: Larry Ferris and Alvin Smith. Second Row: Harriet Hatch, Sherry Barlow and Sharon Gary. Third Row: Barbara Nichols, ' Liv Lassen, Mary Pat Tull and Carolyn Lancaster. Bepresentatives from each homeroom comprise the Honor Committee. 118 S.C.A. Federation r Federation Officers are Jimmie Collie, parliamentarian; Bill Bowman, Vice-president. Seven elected delegates from each of the Peninsula high school, Hampton, Newport News, Ferguson, York, and Warwick, represented their respective student bodies in the 1962-63 Peninsula Student Co-operative Association. Their meetings throughout the year per- mitted an exchange of ideas and promoted under- standing and co-operation among the schools. Exchange Days held at Ferguson and Warwick provided for the observance of classes and activities in the member schools. During 1962-63 the Federation adopted as one of its projects the re-flooring of two rooms in the Hilton Speech and Hearing Clinic. All the schools contributed to this. A Leadership Training Workshop was sponsored in the spring to promote better leadership for the follow- ing year. The Federation also sponsored four special weeks which were observed in each school. They included “Know Your Federation,” “Brotherhood,” “Scholarship,” and “Americanism.” Jimmie Collie, Cheryl Ballard, Arthur Reilly, Peggy Winall, Joey Winn, Roberta Ramsey, Merrill Curtis, Margie Gillespie, Rob Mentzer, Conway Smith, and Bill Cunningham. 119 Homecoming Committee Pep Committee r oV y w B 1 r c- 9 I ' l.J - ) V t ' Jr t � ■ The Warwick Staff The Warwick Staff worked twelve months a year so that the students of Warwick High would have a good year- book. Mrs. Carolyn H. Sanders was the faculty advisor. She supervised all staff activities and gave advice when needed. The Editor-in-Chief was Edna Kegley. Her job was to see that all the work on the annual ran smoothly and efficiently. Ann Robinson was the Picture Editor in charge of all photography for the annual and the identification of the photo- graphs. Merrill Curtis was Copy Editor who assigned, edited and prepared the copy for publication. Leslie Deyong was the Business Manager. She took care of all the financial and ordinary business correspondence. Mary Fran- ces Hancock, Advertising Editor, dis- tributed lists of prospective advertisers to staff members and arranged the advertisement section of the annual. The Warwick staff also had five jun- iors who served as assistants or appren- tices to the seniors. They were Peggy Winall, Dana Lou Whitehead, Noel Walsh, Ann Rollings and Sue Nelson. All ten of these girls worked as one unit to prepare The Warwick for publication. The WARWICK Staff: Ann Rollings, Mary Frances Hancock, Ann Robinson, Merrill Curtis, Mrs. Sanders, Edna Kegley, Leslie Deyong, Noel Walsh, and Sue Nelson. Center: Peggy Win- all and Dana Whitehead. Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor, and Edna Lee Kegley, Editor-in-chief, are busy evaluating staff work. Merrill Curtis, copy editor and her assistant, Dana Whitehead 122 check the books. Carefree juniors! Sue Nelson, Ann Rollings, Noel Walsh, Dana Lou Whitehead, and Peggy Winall. Peggy Winall, Junior Assistant, and Edna Kegley, Editor -in-Chief , look over the plans for the day. Advertising Manager, Mary Frances Hancock, and her assistant, Noel Walsh, file ad returns. Senior Members of the WARWICK Staff are: Merrill Curtis, Mary Frances Hancock, Ann Robinson, Leslie Deyong and Edna Lee Kegley. Ann Robinson, Picture Editor, gets practice in her new profession as she takes a picture of Ann Rollings. 123 Advanced Composition Class receives instructions from Mrs. Simmons. The Plough Staff The Plough, under a new sponsor Mrs. Carolyn Sim- mons, concluded its seventh year of publication. With the students’ contributions of interesting material, the first edi- tion came out early in December. As is the usual custom, the three issues (of the year) were dedicated. This year Miss Barbara Ann Cooley, Physical Education teacher was recipient of this honor. In the spring of 1962, The Plough won a first place award at Southern Interscholastic Press Association held in Lexington, Virginia at Washington and Lee University. The magazine was commended for its outstanding area literature and art and its appeal to any age group. The Advanced Composition class which edits the mag- azine is composed of juniors and seniors who have been recommended by their English teachers. This staff is one of the few that is elected by the students of the class. They spend much time reading, selecting, proofreading, and pro- ducing the finished product for the student body. Through the processing of the first issue the staff and sponsor learned much of the magazine procedures, and by the last issue they had become very proficent. Working objectively, they composed a magazine with “Quality rather than Quantity” as motto. The Plough issues have been concise and com- pact. It is a magazine from the students, by the students, and for the students. Bert Smith, editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Carolyn Simmons. 124 CHARLES MORRIS Poetry Editor of the Plough Staff ROBERTA RAMSEY Feature Editor for the magazine BOBBY BROOKS Copy Editor The Plough Staff: Front Row: Fred Johnson, Roberta Ramsey, Janie Duberg, Bert Smith, Karen Boals, and Mary Laughlin. Back Row: Charles Morris, Mrs. Simmons, Ann Cooke, Liv Lassen, Bettie Sue Moore, and Bobby Brooks. MARY LAUGHLIN Art Editor of the Plough. LIV LASSEN Essay Editor of the Staff Bettie Sue Moore and Fred Johnson are the Short Stories Editors for the Staff. The Earle Staff Katie Dempsey Assistant Feature Editor and Jane Lenz Feature . Editor. Due to an almost complete turnover in staff mem- bers, the Earle underwent many innovations during the 1962-63 school year. Besides many new staff members, the staff also added a new sponsor, Miss Connie Catter- ton. The staff set up many new systems, with the assist- ance of their sponsor. These practices enabled them to operate more efficiently and cover all angles of the news from athletics to scholarship. The paper attempted to cover all phases of student life through its news stor- ies, features and editorials. Enthusiasm among the stu- dent body ran high, and this interest was the result of stories pertaining to the students themselves. The paper, which is published every two weeks, is usually six pages. Special editions during the year in- cluded the Christmas feature of an additional two pages, the journalism class edition in March, and during the second semester, the junior staff published an issue. The senior edition, printed in the class colors, was the Earle’s grand finale for the year, the largest paper published by the staff. Advertising Manager Diane Urrutia plans the advertising section with her assistant Charlotte Bahnson. Linda East, Business Manager and Susan Epes, assistant Business manager and Headline Editor. Editor-in-Chief, Anne Hazlewood; Miss Catterton, Sponsor; and Assistant Editor and Makeup Editor, Nancy Marks plan the layout for a fall issue of The Earle. Larry Wrenn is the Sports Editor for the Earle Staff. 126 First Row: Susan Sharp, Jane Lenz, Anne Hazelwood, Linda East, Pat Wingo, Miss Connie Catterton. Second Row: Katie Dempsey, The staff leaves the room to deliver papers as David Klick prepares to take photographs. Diane Urrutia, Frances Wood, Nancy Marks, Charlotte Bahnson, Susan Epes. Third Row: Larry Wrenn, David Klich. Earle Staff: Larry Wren, Diane Urrutia, Bert Smith, and Pat Wingo; Columnists and typists. 127 The Warwick High To present quality music and enjoyment to their audiences was the main objective of the Grenadier Band under the expert direction of Mr. Lyle Smith. During the fall, the band practiced hard to present colorful half-time shows at the football games such as “A British Tatoo” and “Brigadoon.” This award winning band participated in the New- port News Christmas Parade for the first, receiving first place. For the second consecutive year they also won first place in the Williamsburg Christmas Parade. All the concerts presented by the band proved to be most entertaining to the large audiences. The Christmas Concert featured “Christmas Festival,” “Ballet Egyp- tian” and “Sleigh Ride.” Tschaikowsky’s “1812 Over- ture” was the high light of the Winter Concert. Out- standing in the Spring Concert were “Fingal’s Cave Overture” and “Capriccio Italien.” The last concert of the year, held at the Mariner’s Museum, honored the senior members of the band. Talent was obvious when twenty-eight Grenadiers performed in the Reginal and Workshop Bands in Wil- liamsburg. Probably the most memorable event of the year was the trip to Winchester for the Annual Apple Blos- som Festival. Here the band was greatly admired. The band members made their last appearance at the graduation exercises, concluding a year which brought many honors to Warwick High School. The Warwick High School Junior Band. 128 School Grenadier Band. The Bag Pipe Corp: First Row: Robert Prillaman, Charlie Weiss, James Wright. Second Row: Nancy Busch, Susan Sharp, Carla Stewart, Barbara Turner, and Ann Messick. Third Row: Beverly Baines, Kathie Frost, Virginia Brinson, and Prunella Wood. Fourth Row: Nancy Levridge, Trent Taylor, Steven Givens, Judy Wiggins, and Virginia Baker. Fifth Row: Pat Baker, Bill Phelphs, Janet Burgess, David Call, and John Williams. Drum Major: Robert Parker. Drum Majors: Harvey Rowe, David Givens, and Robert Parker. 129 Mil Mr. William Tew, director and the officers of the chorus. Girls’ Chorus Girls’ Chorus enjoyed a year of enthusiastic perform- ance, the result of their attitude in undertaking various types of new music such as “There is No Rose,” “Loneliness” and “Moon River.” Wishing to share a portion of their ex- periences, they participated in three assemblies and the fall, Christmas and spring concerts. As in the past Girls’ Chorus performed for various civic organizations. 130 iifn j - 1 It, ii v. f 1 ? Ij it | Vks ! l i 4 |S ! !| ! K|1 - mS iflralSlFwl HU J 1 i‘i 11 V-Hr ’ til ' T ' Hr |ffi Hi 1 1 ml First Row: Mr. W. A. Tew, Judy Bohannan, Ann White, Nancy Marks, Betty King, Betty Bradburn, Loretta Beddard, Noel Walsh, Jesse Karem, Beth Rupp, Jean Baxley, and Marilyn Bailly Second Row: Judy Hopson, Judy Steele, Elaine Bush, Carla Richardson, Beth Richards, Carla Stewart, Alice Davidson, Cecila Scarborough, Betty Wiseman, Betty King, and Judy Lenz. Third Row: Carol Higgins, Mildred Green, Della Shingler, Pam Williamson, Carmon Cardamone, David Shup, Steve Taylor, Martin Caciopp, Robert Pollock, Eddie Shelton, and Edwin Williams. Fourth Row: Virginia Robinson, Elsie Carter, Phyllis Brandt, Lynda Davis, Connie Walker, Robert Brittingham, Douglas Fullman, Bill McCracken, Ronnie Coltrane, Howard Wiseman, Roger Vaughan and Bill Curling. Mr. Tew rehearses with the sopranos. A Cappella Choir Th e A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. William A. Tew, has seen a year of events that will surely find a place in their hearts in the years to come. With the pres- entation of its annual fall and spring con- certs it has had a year filled with activities, topped with its hosting the District VII Re- gional Chorus, composed of students from area high schools. Caroling in the halls at Christmas and the Christmas assembly with candlelight processional were among the highlights of the years. With such selections as “The Road Not Taken” and “This Old Hammer,” the choir performed at both school and civic events and upheld the traditions so skillfully set in the past. With the enthusiasm and in- spiration provided by Mr. Tew the choir has again completed a year in the life of Warwick. 131 J k I - wbi ’ t V v L A Accompanist; Sis Thompson: First Row: Bill Shaver, Martin Caeiopp, Robert Pollock, Doug Fullman, George Wilson, Vernon Cerries, Eddie Shelton, Phil Harris, Bunny Carpenter, and Mr. Tew. Second Row: Tommy Clark, Barry Call, Carman Cartmone, Steve Taylor, Harvey Rowe, Bill McCracken, Edwin Williams, George Cannon, Tommy Garrison, and Tommy Union. The Male Chorus This is the first year that Warwick has had a Male Chorus. The chorus is under the direction of Mr. William A. Tew, accompanied by Sis Thompson. The Male Chorus started with only ten members, but by having rehearsals before school the membership grew to twenty. They have appeared in the Winter and Christmas concerts and in two assemblies. Among the outside pe rformances they appeared for the Zi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority and on WVEC television. From Male Chorus eleven members have been selected for All State Chorus. The boys in the chorus have worked hard to establish themselves this year. They are looking forward to a bigger and better year next year. The new Male Chorus. Wouldn’t you know the one good bass is a girl. A quiet place to study is appreciated by students. The library assistants at Warwick High School were busy in the library during the 1962-63 year. Their duties included writing up fine slips which informed students of their charge on overdue books, checking out books to stu- dents, seeing that books were placed properly on the shelves and distributing library cards. The library assistants were also responsible for the decorative bulletin boards which appeared in the library throughout the year. These colorful arrangements were presented for each holiday. An amusing bulletin board, presented in January, displayed articles left by students which were found in books. These efficient assistants helped make the library a pleasant place to study. The Librarians are Mrs. McMurran and Mrs. Harmon, Library The Warwick High School Library Assistants. 133 The Radio Club: Jim Wright, President; Bill Thompson, Vice-President; Bobby Yeatts, Secre- tary; George Speake, Treasurer. r i . IT The Debate Team; Robert Cox, Harriet Hatch, Fred Johnson, Michael Chesson, Richard Willis, Clifford Angeroth. The Future Nurses Club; Officers front row; Historian, Delane Mann; Chaplain, Patsy Bateman; Treasurer, Peggy Winall; Secretary, Della Schingler; Vice-President, Amell Blanton; President, Anne Cook. Distributive Education; First Row: Sandra McElroy, Secretary; Linda East, Parliamentarian and Judy Morgan, Historian. Second Row: Dick Osborne, Vice President; Ken Dickerson, Treasurer; Gene Lilly, President. Vocational Office Training; Esther Brown, Treasurer; Betty Williams, Vice-President; Judy Kmetz, Ex-Secretary; Susan Thomas, secretary; Pat Smith, President. 134 Future Homemakers of America; Linda Cassada, Reporter, Sylvia Willis, Secretary; Charlotte Horton, Vice-President, Sibina Evans, President. French Club Presidents; Carol Spenser, Salley Gir- ton, Brenda Winall, Arthur Reilly, Emmy Gibbons, Harriet Hatch, and Sharon Garry. Chess Club: Roberta Ramsey, Secretary ; Steve Herring, President; Bobby Tankard, Treasurer; Ric Lodge, Vice-President. Science Club: Leslie Deyoung, member; Bobby Bales, Vice-President; Charles Morris, President; and Sandra Abricht, member. Future Teacher Club Officers: Donna Pinkston, Parliamentarian; Suzanne Lehew, Treasurer; Jo Anne Hamilton, Vice-President; Sue Nelson, Secretary; Charlotte Bahnson, Membership Chairman; Mary Frances Vaughn, President; Dell Adams, Committee Chairman. Math Club: Douglas King, Treasurer; Jay Maynard, Presi- dent; and Ronald Bensten, Vice-President. Spanish Club Presidents; Marie Shetenhelm, Suzanne Lehew, Janet Over- street, Mike Lake, Dell Adams, Reginald Tucker, Jimmy Collie, and Johnny Carmona. FEATURES Time up Wl will bring to light whatever is hidden; it will conceal and cover wt is now shining with the greatest splendor. -Horace 136 Homecoming Court; from left to right: Emmy Gibbons, Terry Hughs, Elsie Carter, Joan Wilson, Martha Gibbons, Connie Hardison, Diane Whitmore, Judy Anderson, and Vonnie Pennington. Homecoming 1962-63 Homecoming 1962-63 began weeks before the actual crowning and Homecoming activities. Plans for the pep rally, assembly, halftime activities, and the dance were formulated, by Mike Mears and Mary Laughlin, co-chair- men, and their committee. Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Waters were the sponsors of this committee. All students had a chance to participate in Homecom- ing, not only through the committee, but by buying the yel- low chrysanthemums to wear to the game and dance. The Homecoming assembly, an original script, was a take-off on experiences at past Homecomings. At this time, the 1962-63 Warwick Homecoming court was presented for the first time. Tradition was broken the night of the game because, for the first time in a few years, it did not rain. However, at the peak of excitement, the moment of crowning, the microphone failed to work. This made little difference, for the newly crowned queen was too excited to say anything. Homecoming 1962-63 was a very sucessful one for Warwick High due to the efforts of many hard-working and enthusiastic people. It is the big homecoming game! Yellow chrysanthemums are exchanged for the traditional Queen’s red roses. 138 Mr. Richards awaits the arrival of the Queen. Homecoming Activities Ronnie Carmean crowns Martha Gib- bons Queen at halftime. The girls eagerly await the big moment. 139 National Merit Scholarship Finalists: Ronald Bensten and Charles Priest. Special Awards Mary Frances Hancock was the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Delegates to Boys’ State: First row, from left: Arthur Reilly, Mike Mears, Robert Cox. Second row, from left: Conway Smith, David Givens, Bill Bowman, and David Hewett. 9B B 1 - ' CB Spill 1 BIT M J ■ ' f VL I Voice of Democracy Contest winner was Charles Morris. 140 Judy Lenz was the Princess to the Azalea Festival. ' ' j. M lg 1 m _u 1 Scholarship winners: Fred Johnson, Janie Duberg, Conway Smith, Charles Priest. i Merrill Curtis received the D.A.R. Award. Delegates to Girls’ State: Lynne Minter, Roberta Ramsey, Margie Gillespie, Merrill Curtis. All-State Band. First row: Jim Cook, Dickie Brushwood, Martha Lowder, Ed Lee. Third row: Bill Thompson, Bobby Burch, Donnie Karem, Betty Bradburn, Arvill Gregg, Robert Lee, Bill Millar. Second Wright, James Samson, Jim Wood. row: Bobby Walker, Freddie Meeks, Stuart Smith, Gay Jarvis, Ronnie ■ I The Biscaynes performed for the S.C.A. Talent Show. Special Assemblies The “Rockin’ Bananas” composed of: First row: Cheryl Ballard, Merrill Curtis, Lynne Minter, leader, Margie Gillespie. Second row: Judy Fite, Mary Morgan Cox, Jan Minter, Kay Sands. The Band gave a preview of the Winte r Concert. 142 A.F.S. Officers: Bob Mentzer, president; Delmas Moore, vice-president; Fred Johnson, treasurer; Joanne Hamilton, secretary; Miss Dvorak, sponsor. American Field Service With their motto, “Walk together, talk together, ye peo- ple’s of the earth; then, and only then, shall we have peace,” the A.F.S. club continued to grow in its second year of exis- tence at Warwick. Warwick was the first school on the penin- sula to have such a club. Through the national A.F.S., teen- agers from more than fifty foreign countries to have come to the United States to learn and share with American stu- dents. The A.F.S. also sends qualifying American students a- broad. This year the student body has gained an insight to the life, thoughts and dreams of the Brazilian people through Aurea Jorge the exchange student. Returning to Brazil, Aurea will carry international goodwill with her. Raising money to finance this program required hard work, but the budget was surpassed. A dance to acquaint War- wick with the foreign exchange student, a student-faculty bas- ketball game, correspondence with students in other countries, Twerp Week, an assembly and the formulation of a club con- stitution were some of the club’s varied activities. Even though the A.F.S. club initiated the exchange program, it was only with the co-operation of the entire student body and faculty that it proved to be successful. A.F.S. Club: First row: Miss Dvorak, Pat Stanton, Linda Russell, Beth Rupp, Lynn Elliott, Linda Graham, Joanne Givens, Sherri Bahr, Pam Rowell. Second row: Sandy Merrill, Jane Lenz, Jane Duberg, Nancy James, Mary Stuart Land, Sherry Barlow, Harriet Hatch, Joanne Hamilton, Kay Verser. Third row: Peter Hogg, Charles Priest, Delmas Moore, Bob Mentzer, Fred Johnson, Stuart Bateman, Doug Lindsay. 143 National Honor Society Officers: From left, Ronald Bensten, Vice president; Mary Laughlin, Secretary-Treasurer; Arthur Reilly, President. The Fund Raising Committee: Seated, Mary Laughlin, Liv Lassen, Frances Wood, and Judy Hopson. Standing, Ronald Bensten, Delmas Moore, David Hewitt, Conway Smith, Edna Kegley, and Bob Mentzer. National Honor Society In the fall of 1961, a charter was granted to War- wick High School for the establishment of a chapter of the National Honor Society. The Society is composed of junior and senior students with an over-all B average. These were tapped in a special assembly. Since 1961 the chapter had been working hard to raise the standards of the school. The projects which had been undertaken include the creation and maintainance of an honor roll for students who meet certain require- ments scholastically. The chapter also hoped that in the future it would be able to purchase stoles to wear in the graduation service in recognition of NHS members. In two short years the National Honor Society has established itself as a vital part of Warwick. National Honor Society: First row: Alvin Butterworth, Mary Laughlin, Arthur Reilly, David Hewitt. Second row: Mary Frances Hancock, Gay Jarvis, Judy Hopson, Frances Wood. Third row: Margie Gillespie, Liv Lassen, Jeanne Williams, Frances Fry. Fourth row: Charles Priest, Ronald Bensten, Cary Jones, Edna Kegley. Fifth row: Bob Mentzer, Conway Smith, Delmas Moore. Key Club Officers: Left to right, Conway Smith, Chaplain; Frank Muire, Treasurer; Members of the Key Club moving table and chairs for Bob Mentzer, President; Bill Andrews, Sergeant-at-Arms; Delmas Moore, Secretary; a school dance.. Roger Vaughan, Co-chaplain; Jimmie Collie, Vice-President; Bobby Burch, Record- ing Secretary. Key Club Key Club: Left to right, First row: Jimmie Collie, Joey Winn, Bill Cunningham, Bobby Burch, Donnie Wright, Frank Muire, Delmas Moore. Second row: David Hewett, Dickie Dickinson, Roger Vaughan, Jimmy Terry, David Walker, Steve Taylor, Mike Lake, Bob Mentzer, Arthur Reilly, Warren Sweat. Third row: Henry Dickerson, Billy Dunn, Edward Bachmann, Bill Andrews, Bill Bowman, A1 Butter- worth, Mike Mears, Charles Morris, Fred Johnson, Rickie Wilkinson, Conway Smith, and Hyman Green- baum. IP d j 1 II ' I ' ufrr r f —J 1 I t fts j .V: ' SflH Jk , fm ■ i Key Club members carry Mary Morgan’s books on slave day. The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Warwick Kiwanis Club. It is composed of boys from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes who are out- standing in scholarship, leadership, and character. The year 1962-63 was an extremely busy one for the Key Club. The work began in September when the club distributed text books to the classes. During the year the club played chimes in the cafeteria at lunch for a period of silent meditation and maintained a “lost and found” department in the school office. Also many services were performed for charity organizations. The major event of the year was the presentation of a scholarship to a wor- thy senior. For fund raising projects the club held several dan- ces, sold pennants and programs at football games, col- lected newspapers, and sponsored “Slave Week” at which time the members sold their services to the girls of the school. The club’s social events included a hayride, a Christ- mas banquet, a father and son banquet, and a party after the Senior Prom. Hard work and good times combined to make the year an eventful one for the Key Club. 145 The Quill and Scroll Officers are Fred Johnson, Vice-President; Merrill Curtis, President ; and Edna Lee Kegley, Secretary. Jane Lenz, Treasurer; Mary Frances Hancock, Historian; and Barbara Myers, Reporter. The Ruby Altizer Roberts Chapter of Quill and Scroll, under the direction of Miss Connie Catterton, faculty spon- sor and Merrill Curtis, president, has worked hard to make this a successful year. The Quill and Scroll sj)onsored many projects. The weekly radio program, “We, The Young People”, over sta- tion W.G.H., brought before the public controversial topics of general interest. The annual banquet at S.I.P.A. was pre- sented by this chapter, portraying the past and future of journalism. A heljnng hand was extended to the journalists at Ferguson High School aiding them in preparing for a chapter in their school. The efforts of the Quill and Scroll have been directed in maintaining the traditional high standards. The members of Quill and Scroll are composed of staff members from The Warwick, annual; The Plough, literary magazine; and The Earle, newspaper. Each member pos- sesses a high scholastic average and journalistic ability. Credit should be given to every past and present mem- ber for his part in making the Ruby Roberts Chapter of the Quill and Scroll the outstanding and worthwhile organiza- tion it is today. Quill and Scroll: First row: Ann Robinson, Mary Frances row: Barbara Myers, Ann Cook, Charles Morris, Nancy Marks, Hancock, and Jane Lenz. Second row: Bettie Sue Moore, Liv and Edna Kegley. Fourth row: Merrill Curtis and Mary Lassen, Fred Johnson, Bert Smith, and Leslie Deyong. Third Laughlin. 146 Thespian officers are Diane La Grand, Chaplain; Bettie Sue Moore, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Hopson, President; Mike Daniels, Vice-President. Thespian In the spring of 1961 J. Vaughn Gary introducer a new organization, the Thespain Society, into Warwick’s curriculum. All persons capable of meeting the requirements were inducted and under his guidance the group developed into a successful dramatic club. For the past two years they have taken first place ratings in both local andstate festivals. During the fall of 1962, under the direction of Mrs. Rector, the Thes- pians presented the dramatic court-room tale “Twelve Angry Women,” in which Aurea Jorge, this year’s American Field Service student, participated. In February, three one-act plays “Sorry, Wrong Number,” “Cornin’ Round the Mountain,” and “Goodnight, Caroline,” directed by several members, were presented for the enjoyment of all. “Bells On Their Toes,” the sequel to a past spring performance, “Cheaper By The Dozen,” was presented in April. In keeping with custom, Warwick again entered the dramatic competi- tion and lived up to its past achievements. At the last meeting of the year an award was given to the Thespian showing the most dramatic ability. First row: Diane Le Grand, Bettie Sue Moore, Mike Daniels, Judy Hopson, Mrs. Rector. Second row: Dorothy Thompson, Linda Gallager, Terry Fullman, Pam Rowell, Betty Kay Feamster. Third row: Cynthia Hines, Larry Wrenn, Penny Gatrell, Martha Gibbons, Ann Cook. Fourth row: Linda Thompson, Raymond Michie, Harriet Hatch, Bert Smith, Steve Whitt. i ML I 1 Kt 1 , W 1 W -M MRS. FAYE RECTOR Thespian sponsor 1 f.fffl J i M Preparing for the one acts are Diane LaGrand and Bettie Sue Moore. Mr. Sheaks, sponsor of the ushers. Head Ushers Merrill Curtis and Bill Andrews. Ushers The Ushers, under the direction of Mr. Barclay Sheaks played a vital part in maintaining good order and providing courteous assistance at school functions. Thirty juniors and seniors composed the ushering staff. Fifteen of these could be found in each of the weekly assembly programs, and a smaller number of six ushers were on duty for all the plays, concerts and P.T.A. meetings. Last spring, the faculty advisor and the senior ushers selected the ushers for the coming year. To qualify for this position, students had to present above average grades, write a paper as to why they would like to become an usher, and be recommended by two teachers. A good appearance, tact and friendliness were also important factors in the final decision. It was with a great deal of pride and plea- sure that these ushers served the school. Ushers: First row: Sharon Gary, Alice Davidson, Frances Wood, Liv Lassen, Dell Adams, Peggy Winall, Carol Harris, Clara Morris, Pat Farmer, Jean Baxley, Merrill Curtis, Nancy Milton. Second row: Kathy Frost, Harriet Hatch, Mary Stuart Land, Roberta Ramsey, Nancy Marks, Joanne Hamilton, Carey Jones, Jane Duberg, Carolyn Lancaster, Anne Hazelwood, Betty Bradbum. Third row: Reggie Tucker, Bobby Brooks, Bill Andrews, Mike Lake, Stuart Bateman. 148 Chairmen of Senior Day: Gay Jarvis and David Givens. Chairman of Senior Flower: Kathie Frost, Chairman of Senior Colors: Leslie Deyoung. CLASS SONG “I’ll Walk With God” CLASS COLORS pale green and yellow CLASS MOTTO Chairmen of Senior Banquet: Janie Duberg, Bill Bowman, and Arnell Blanton. Absent from picture is Mary Laughlin. Chairman of Senior Motto: Bobby Brooks. Chairman of Senior Song: Betty Bradburn. “He only is exempt from failures, who makes no efforts.” Senior Committees CLASS FLOWER yellow rose Cliairman of Senior Last Will and Testament: Mary Frances Hancock. Chairman of Senior Poem: Martha Gibbons. SENIOR BANQUET DATE April 20, 1963 PROM DATE May 11, 1963 GRADUATION June 9, 1963 Chairmen of Senior Leadership: Nancy Marks and Ronald Bensten. Chairman of Senior Bulletin Board: Tudv Bryant. Chairmen of Senior Assemb- ly: Mike Mears and Kathy Gray. WITTIEST Billie Smith and Larry Smith CUTEST Mike Daniels and Joan Wilson MOST ATHLETIC Lynne Minter and Bill Bowman Senior MOST POPULAR Miker Mears and Merrill Curtis BEST ALL AROUND Conway Smith and Margie Gillespie 150 Personalities MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Delmas Moore and Liv Lassen FRIENDLIEST Roberta Ramsey and Steve Herring BEST LOOKING Martha Gibbons and Ronnie Carmean 151 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Bert Smith and Frances Fry Frances Roberta Ramsey, a girl with the ability to get things done, will long be remembered by Warwick students for her warm, friendly smile. Because of her leadership and outgoing personality, she was elected to represent the school in the S.C.A. Peninsula Federation; at the District Convention, and at Girls’ State. The Girls ' Recreation Association has claimed many of Roberta’s after school hours as she participated in fencing, track, and basketball. Roberta has shown her qualities of leadership and intelligence as she capably fulfilled the positions of vice-president of the senior class, feature editor of the Plough, co-chairman of “We the Young People,” a weekly radio program sponsored by the Quill and Scroll, co-chairman of the Prom band committee, and French Club president. Whatever job Roberta has been given, small or large, she has worked with enthusiasm, being an inspiration to those around her. After graduation, she plans to attend William and Mary College where she will continue to be an asset to her school. Senior Charles Edward Kearney Morris is probably best known to his fel- low students for his wit and originality which have earned him the title of “Most Original,” and such responsibilities as chairman of S.C.A. pro- jects committee and master of ceremonies for the S.C.A. Talent Show. While these activities illustrate the most obvious aspect of Charles’ personality, he has achieved excellence and recognition in many other endeavors. He was awarded a Letter of Commendation for his score on the National Merit Scholarship Examination. To fulfill his interest in creative writing he has served as a member of the Plough Staff and this year was chosen for membership in the Quill and Scroll. He also won this year’s “Voice of Democracy” essay contest in this school. Charles’ most serious interest is in the field of science. Having en- gaged in scientific studies and projects in high school where he has served as president of the Science Club, Charles plans to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute where he will undertake aerospace research or design engineering. Warwick will truly miss this talented and versatile student. Marjorie Tower Gillespie has been an outstanding member of the Class of ’63 all during her high school life. Her leadership ability has been evident through the trust her classmates have placed in her as a class officer and then as an S.C.A. officer. One of the most valuable ex- periences of Marjorie’s life was her attendance at Girl’s State. Athletics have been another phase in Marjorie’s varied round of activities and interests. She has been a cheerleader for four years, serving as captain during her senior year. When she was not cheering, Marjorie could be found playing basketball or tennis. In the summer, water sports have always taken up much of her time. Most of all Marjorie is a serious student, having earned recognition through membership in the National Honor Society. She has always stud- ied diligently and enjoys reading. In the future, Marjorie hopes to fur- ther her education at Mary Baldwin College, eventually specializing in psychiatry or social work. With all these interests, it is easy to under- stand why Marjorie was chosen “Best All Around”. We wish her much success in the future. 152 Conway Wilbur Smith has earned the title of Senior Leader by his active participation in all phases of school life. Because of his wide in- terests and abilities, he was chosen “Best All Around” boy in the senior class. Since entering Warwick High School, Conway has been active in the S.C.A. He has served as second vice-president, student body repre- sen tive at the Peninsula Federation, district convention, state convention and Boys’ State. The final tribute to Conway’s ability and popularity was his election as president of the S.C.A. In athletics, Conway was well-known. Again he demonstrated his skill and leadership by serving as co-captain of the basketball team for two years. He was also a member of the track team for three years. Scholastically, Conway has always maintained a strong record. His average qualified him for membership in the National Honor Society. Next year he plans to study dentistry at Randolph-Macon College. We are sure that success will follow him there. Leaders Ruth Merrill Curtis was a leader in her classes before she became a Senior Leader in the class of ’63. In the spring of ’62 she represented Warwick at Girls’ State in Rad- ford and was also a delegate to S.I.P.A. Merrill was honored by her classmates in her election as homeroom president for two years. Willing always to be of service to those around her, Merrill served as Head Usher in the S.C.A. organization. Maintaining an excellent scholastic record she has exhibited a full sense of responsibility, carrying out plans and programs in a manner that all students might well imitate. She served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Senior Class, as a delegate to the Peninsula S.C.A. Federation and as a Prom Committee chairman. As President of Quill and Scroll, Merrill contributed much in in- creasing the scope and influence of that organization. Skilled in journa- lism she served as Copy Editor of the ’63 annual. Her versatility and use of many talents in continuous achievement and service to those around her, places Merrill in the position as Senior Leader, and promises that she will always excel. Delmas Wise Moore, who was chosen “Most Likely to Succeed” by the class of ’63 is a logical choice for the title Senior Leader. A member of the National Honor Society and recipient of a Letter of commendation from the Merit Scholarship testing program, he has maintained an A average all through high school. In recognition of outstanding character and citizenship, he was awarded the American Legion Citizenship Award in the ninth grade and was elected to the Executive Honor Council in the eleventh grade. Delmas was chosen to represent Warwick as a delegate to the Chesapeake District Convention in 1962 and attended the Key Club In- ternational Convention the summer of his junior year. He has served on many class and S.C.A. committees. Knowing the efficiency with which he works, his classmates have given him positions of leadership as Span- ish club president, French club president, A.F.S. vice-president, and sen- ior class president. In addition Delmas also possesses a talent for music. He has studied piano for twelve years and was a member of All-State Band for three years. With all these assets, Delmas will surely have a successful future. 153 f Senior Statistics GEORGE WOODROW ADKINS: D.E. Club, 12. CAROL AKERS: Mixed Chorus, 11; Girls’ Chorus, 12. SUSAN KENNEDY AKERS: Prom Committee, 11; Orientation Com- mittee, 11,12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; G.R.A., 10,11,12, letter, 12. WALTER TROY ALLEN: D.E. Club, 12. GEORGE FRANKLIN ALLENDER. Mixed Chorus, 11. JASPER STEVE AMMONS, III: Spanish Club, 11,12; J.V. Football, 10. WINSTON LEON ANDERSON WILLIAM CHAPMAN ANDREWS, III: Orientation Committee, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee, 11,12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,12; Usher, 11,12, Chairman, 12; Key Club, 11,12; Spanish Club, 11; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; Hi-Y Club, 12; Delegate to Key Club International, 11. ROBERT A. BAALS: Band, 11,12; Science Club, 11,12. CHARLES WILLARD BACON, JR.: Varsity Football, 10,11,12, co-captain, 12; Indoor Track, 11. CLARANCE RICHARD BAILEY HERMAN BAKER: French Club; Spanish Club. MARGARET VIRGINIA BAKER: Band, 11,12; Chess Club, 10; G.R.A., 10,11,12, letter, 11. CHERYL WHITE BALLARD: Class Officer, 11; S.C.A. Officer, 12; Homecoming Committee, 11,12; Pep Committee, 10; Leader- ship Training Committee, 12; Social Committee, 12; Production of “The Dairy of Anne Frank,” 10; Production of “See How They Run,” 10; Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12; Prom Com- mittees, 11; S.C.A. Talent Show, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; French Club, 11,12; Senior Personality, Most Original, 12; G.R.A. 10,11. ROBERT BRUCE BARCLAY PATSY ANN BATEMAN: Mixed Chorus, 10; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Pep Committee, 10,12; Social Committee, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10; Future Nurses of America, 11,12. JOHN HARPER BAUSMAN: Band 10,11,12; All-state Band, 10,11, 12; Science Club, 10. JEAN CAROL BAXLEY: A Cappella Choir, 12; Pep Committee, 10, 11; Usher, 11,12; Homeroom Officer, 11,12; Spanish Club, 11 , 12 . LORETTA BEDDARD: A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Prom Committee, 11. RONALD EVERETT BENSTEN: Senior Committees, 12, chairman, Leadership Training; S.C.A. Congress, 10; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Key Club, 12; Math Club, 12; Spanish Club, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, Most Intellectual, 12. PATRICIA ELAINE BLACKWELL: Band 10,11,12. OLIVIA ARNELL BLANTON: Prom Committees, 11, chairman, Refreshments; Senior Committees, 12; Activity Ticket Com- mittee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 12; Social Committee, 12; Publicity Committee, 11; Orientation Committee, 12; Honor Committee, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Future Nurses of America, 11,12; French Club, 11,12. JUDY BOHANNAN: A Cappella Choir, 11,12; Prom Committees, 11; Pep Committee, 10; S.C.A. Congress 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; J.V. Cheerleader, 10. CHARLES LEON BOND: Band, 10. GEORGE KENNETH BOND MARY ELIZABETH BONDAY: Transfered from Newport News High School, February, 1963. ROBERT GARLAND BOWER WILLIAM EDWIN BOWMAN, JR.: Class Officer, 11; Activity Ticket Committee, 12; Federation Officer, 12; Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 11,12; House of Representatives, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Key Club, 12; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, Most Athletic, 12; Varsity Basketball, 10,11,12, tri-captain, 12; Varsity Football, 10,11,12. BETTY JEAN BRADBURN: All-State Chorus, 12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Band, 10,11,12; All-State Band, 11,12. DAVID GERALD BRADSHAW: Transfered from York High School, Yorktown, Va., Fall, 1962. PHYLLIS JEAN BRANDT: A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 11. RONALD COLEMAN BRECHER: Prom Committee, 11; Chess Club, 10,11; Varsity Football, 12; Outdoor Track, 10; Golf, 12; Tennis, 10. JAMES ALAN BREWER: Indoor track, 10; Outdoor track, 10; Cross- Country track, 10,11. RONALD THOMAS BRINKLEY: Indoor track, 10,11,12. ROBERT MOURNING BRITTINGHAM: A Cappella Choir, 12; Prom Committee, 11, Chairman, clean-up; Senior Committees, Home- coming 12; Banquet, 12; Assembly, 12; Dances 10,11,12; J.V. Football, 11. JOHNNY ROBERT BROGDEN DONNA CHRISTIE BROOKS: A Cappella Choir, 11; Cafeteria Com- mittee, 11. JOHN SAMUEL BROOKS ROBERT EASTWOOD BROOKS: Motto Committee, 12, Chairman, 12; Homecoming Pep Rally, 12, Chairman, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Usher, 12; French Club, Vice President, 12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Plough Staff, Copy Editor, 12. ESTHER SUSAN BROWN: V.O.T. Club, Treasurer, 12; Honor Council, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,12. LINDA LEE BROWN: Transferred from Western High School, Washington, D. C.; Girls’ Chorus, 11,12; Pep Committee 12; Science Club, 12. WAYNE LARRY BROWN: Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Va. CHARLA JEAN BRUCE: Girls’ Chorus, 12. DONALD WAYNE BURRELL: Spanish Club, 10; Varsity Football, 11 . BERTHA ELAINE BUSCH: Acted in “South Pacific,” 11; All-State Chorus, 11; A Cappella Choir, 11,12; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Future Homemakers of America, 11; G.R.A. Letter, 11. ARMEN BUSH: Thespians, 12. MARTIN WESLEY BUTLER ALVIN SWEPSON BUTTERWORTH: Leadership Training Com- mittee, Chairman, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Represen- tatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Key Club, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; J.V. Basketball, 10; Varsity Basketball, 11,12. 154 Senior Statistics RONNIE CAPPS: Tennis, 10; Wrestling, 10,11,12. RONALD BENJAMIN CARMEAN: Prom Committee, Chairman, 11; Senior Personality, Best Looking; J.V. Basketball, 10, Co- captain, 10; Varsity Basketball, 11,12; Varsity Football, 11,12; Outdoor Track, 10,11,12. JUDITH BURNS CARMINES: Social Committee, 10,11; Homecom- ing Committee, 10; Senior Committee, Assembly, 12; Home- room Officer, 10, Secretary; French Club, 10,11,12. TOHNNY JOE CARMONA: Spanish Club, 11, Second Vice-President, 12; J.V. Football, 10; Golf, 11,12. LINDA SUE CHRISMON BARBARA JEAN COLE: G.R.A., 10,11,12; G.R.A. Letter, 11. SHIRLEY FAYE COLGAN: Prom Committee, 11; Honor Council, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Future Nurses of American, 12; Spanish Club, 12; G.R.A., 10,11. RONALD DOUGLAS COLTRANE: Social Committee, 10; Orien- tation, 12; Homecoming, 12; Cafeteria Committee, 12; All- State Chorus, 11,12; A Cappella Choir, 11,-12, President; Senior Committees, Banquet Decorations; S.C.A. Congress, 10,11,12; House of Representatives, 10,11,12; Inter-Club Council 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11. PATRICIA ANNE CONGLETON ANNE DOUGLAS COOK: Production of “Diary of Anne Frank,” 10; Production of “See How They Run”, 10; Production of “A Man Called Peter”, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Com- mittees; Leadership Training, 11,12; Orientation, 12; Future Nurses of America, 11, President, 12; French Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Thespians, 12; Plough Staff, Copy Editor, 11, Exchange Editor, 12; G.R.A., 10,11. ROBERT DOUGLAS COPELAND: Library Asst. 11,12. HARRISON W. COLLINS, JR. JAMES ROBERT COX: Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; Home- room Officer, 12; Debate Team, 11,12; French Club, 10; A.F.S. Club, 12; J.V. Basketball, 10. MARY MORGAN COX: Prom Committee, 11; Vice President of G.R.A., 12; G.R.A., 10,11,12; G.R.A. Letter, 11. MARGARET ANNE CROTTY WINNONA LATHONNE CRAIN: Mixed Chorus, 10; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Senior Committee, Publicity Committee, 12; Homecoming Committee, 11,12. WILLIAM HAMILTON CRUTE: Transferred from Frederick Mili- tary Aca.; French Club, 12. RUTH MERRILL CURTIS: Class Officer, 12; Homecoming Com- mittee, 11,12; Social Committee, 12; Pep Committee, 10; Orien- tation Committee, 11,12; Delegate to S.C.A. District Con- vention, 10; Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12; Delegate to SIPA Convention, 11 ; Delegate Girls’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Committees, 11, Chairman, Theme; Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 10,11,12; Senate, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Usher, 11,12; Head, 12; French Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 11,12, President, 12; D.A.R. Award, 12; Senior Person- ality, 12, Most Popular; Senior Leader, 12; The Warwick, 11, 12, Copy Editor, 12. EDWARD EARL DALE: J.V. Baseball, 10; J.V. Football, 10. MICHAEL THOMAS DANIELS: Acted in “Man Called Peter”; Acted in “Twelve Angry Women”, 12; Homecoming Com- mittees, 11,12; Honor Committee, 11,12; Homeroom Officer, 11,12; Thespians, 11,12; Senior Personality, 12, Cutest; J.V. Football, 11, Co-captain. DONNA SUE DARNLEY: G.R.A. Letter, 10,11,12, Star 12. ALICE LEE DAVIDSON: Pep Committee, 10,11,12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Usher, 12; Future Teachers Of America, 12; Spanish Club, 11 , 12 . DONALD WAYNE DAVIS LINDA LEE DAVIS: Mixed Chorus, 10; All-State Chorus,. 11,12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 11; G.R.A., 10; Home- coming Committee, 11. ELDRIDGE H. DERRING: Homeroom Officer, 11,12; Math Club, 12 . LESLIE ANN DEYONG: Leadership Training Committee, 11,12; Orientation Committee, 12; Pep Committee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees 12, Chairman, Color; G.R.A., 11; Science Club, 12; Chess Club, 11; Quill and Scroll, 12; The Warwick, 11,12, Business Manager, 12 . HENRY PLEASANT DICKERSON: Prom Committees, 11; Key Club, 12; Tennis, 12; Homeroom Officer, 11. KENNETH RAY DICKERSON: D.E. Club, 12. RICHARD BOYD DICKINSON, JR.: Senior Committee, 12; Activity Ticket Committee, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Key Club, 12; Math Club, 12; Science Club, 12; A.F.S. Club, 12; J.V. Basket- ball, 10, co-captain; Varsity Basketball, 11,12. CAROLYN ADELL DOUGLAS: Homecoming Committee, 12; Future Teachers of America, 11, 12; G.R.A. 10,11,12; V.O.T., 12. NORENE MARVIN DOWDY: Homecoming Committee, 11; G.R.A., 10 , 11 . MARY JANE DUBERG: Pep Committee, 11,12; Orientation Com- mittee, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees, 12, Chairman, Banquet; Homecoming Committee, 12; S.C.A. Variety Show, 12; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 11,12; Usher, 12; A.F.S. Club, 12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Senior Personality, 12, Most Intellectual; Plough Staff, 12, Assistant Editor-in-chief; G.R.A., 11. SANDRA TINGLE DUDA: Homeroom Officer, 10. PAULETTE ANN DUDLEY: Mixed Chorus, 10; G.R.A., 10,11; V.O.T., 12. ROBERT KENDALL DUKE: Cross Country Track, 10. 155 Senior Statistics LINDA LOUISE EAST: Prom Committees, 11; D.E. Club, 12; The Earle, Business Manager, 12. PHYLLIS ANN EDWARDS: Pep Committee, 11; Activity Ticket Committee, 11. SUSAN ERVIN EPES: Pep Committee, 11,12; Lib rary Assistant, 12; Homeroom Officer, 11; Future Teachers of America, 12; Spanish Club, 11,12; The Earle, Headline Editor and Assistant Business Manager, 12. BRENDA JEAN FAISON: Prom Committees, 11. PATRICIA BONNEY FARMER: Pep Committee, 12; Usher, 12; Future Teachers of America, 12; French Club, 12. JACQUELINE LEE FLETCHER: Pep Committee, 11; Homecoming Assembly, 12; Library Assistant, 12; Future Nurses of America, 12; Spanish Club, 12; G.R.A. 10,11. HARRY BLACK FOARD: J.V. Basketball, Manager, 10; Varsity Basketball, Manager, 11,12; Varsity Baseball, Manager, 11,12. JEAN CAROL FOX: Recreation Committee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10; G.R.A. 10,11. RONALD THOMAS FREEMAN: D.E. Club, 12. KATHIE JEAN FROST: Leadership Training Committee, 11,12; Orientation, 12; Homecoming, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committee, Chairman, 12; Homeroom Officer, 11; Usher, 12; Future Teachers of America, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11. FRANCES HELEN FRY: Class Officer, 10; Social Committee, 12; Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 10; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 10,12; Inter-Club Council, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Homecoming Court, 10; Spanish Club, 11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, Most School Spirited; J.V. Cheerleader, co-captain, 10,11; Varsity Cheerleader, 12; G.R.A. 10,11,12. DOUGLAS CLARK FULLMAN: Audio-Visual Aid, 12; Production of “Cheaper by the Dozen”, 11; Production of “Twelve Angry Women,” 12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Inter-Club Council, 12; French Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; Thespians, 12. JEAN SHARON GARY: Cafeteria, 12, chairman; Social Committee, 12; Orientation Committee, 11,12; Pep Committee, 11; Home- coming Committee, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Com- mittees, 12; Girls’ Hockey Team, 11; Girls’ Basketball Team, 11; Recreation Night Committee, 10; S.C.A. Congress, 12; Senate, 12; Cabinet, 12; Honor Council, 12, chairman; Honor Committee, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; G.R.A., 10,11,12; letter, 11. BEVERLY AYERS GARRETT: Honor Council, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10; J.V. Baseball, 10; Varsity Baseball, 11,12. MARTHA ANNE GIBBONS: Pep Committee, 11; Cafeteria, 12; Social Committee, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees, 12, chairman, Poem; Honor Committee, 10,12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Homecoming Court, 10,11,12; Thespians, 12; Senior Personality, 12, Best Looking; G.R.A., 10,11. MARJORIE TOWER GILLESPIE: Class Officer, 11; S.C.A. Officer, 12; Orientation Committee, 11,12; Mixed Chorus, 10; Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12; Delegate to S.C.A. Federa- tion, 11,12; Delegate to Girls’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 10,11, 12; Homeroom Officer, 11; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, 12; Best All-Around; Senior Leader, 12; Varsity Cheerleader, 11,12; co-captain, 12; J.V. Cheerleader, 10; G.R.A., 10,11,12, letter, 11. SUSAN FRANCES CIRTON DAVID SAUNDERS GIVENS: Class Officer, 11; chairman, Social Committee, 12; Publicity Committee; Homecoming Committee, 10,11,12; Orientation Committee, 11,12; Band, 10,11,12; Drum Major, 10,11,12; All-state Band, 11; Delegate Boys’ State, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Dance Band, 10. JACQUELINE JANE GLISSON: Prom Committees, 11; Homecoming Committee, 11; Publicity Committee, 12. HAROLD WAYNE GOWERS PHYLLIS ANN GRAHAM: Band, 10,11,12; All-state Band, 11,12. KATHERINE TUPPER GRAY: Orientation Committee, 10,11,12; Homecoming, 12; Homecoming Assembly, Chairman, 12; Social Committee, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12. ROBERT WAYNE GRAY: Transferred from Sophia High School, Sophia, W. Va., 11th grade; French Club 11,12; Science, 10. BETTY JOAN GREENE MILDRED JEANETTE GREEN: A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus 11. SUSAN TROUSDELL GREEN: Mixed Chorus, 10; A Cappella Choir, 12 . MURIEL TRAVIS GRIZZARD DOUGLAS WAYNE GRIZZLE: D.E. Club, 12. STEVE GRUBBS: Senior Committees, 12; Tennis, 11,12. JOANNE CATHERINE HAMILTON: Recreation Night Com- mittee, 10; Orientation Committee, 12, chairman; Cabinet, 12; Honor Committee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10, 1 1,12; Usher, 12; Future Teachers of America, 11,12; French Club 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; G.R.A., 10,11,12, letter, 10. RUTH ANNE HAMPTON MARY FRANCES HANCOCK: Recreation Night Committee, 10; Orientation Committee, 11,12; Leadership Training Committee, 12; Delegate to State Future Homemakers of America Con- vention, 10,11; Prom Committees, 11, Chairman, Refreshments; Senior Committees, 12, Chairman, Last Will and Testament; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, 12; Girls’ Basketball Team, 11,12; S.C.A. Congress, 10,11; Honor Council, 10; Honor Committee, 10,11,12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Future Homemakers of America, 10,11; Spanish Club, 10; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; The Warwick Staff, 11,12, Advertising Manager, 12; G.R.A., 10,11,12; House of Representatives, 11. 156 Senior Statistics CONNIE FAYE HARDISON: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11; Home- coming Court, 11,12. RICHARD BOYD HARRISON: D.E. Club, 12. ALEXIA HARRIET HATCH: Activity Tickets Committee, 12, chairman; Projects Committee, 12; Production of “The Dairy of Anne Frank”; Senior Advisory Council, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; Cabinet, 12; Honor Council, 12; Usher, 12; Debate Team, 11,12; French Club, 10,11,12; Science Club, 12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; Chess Club, 12; Thespians, 12; G.R.A., 10,11,12, letter, 10 . JO ANNE HAZELWOOD: V.O.T., 12; G.R.A., 10,11. PEGGY HAZZARD: G.R.A., 10,11,12; letter, 10, star, 11. BARBARA MARIE HEAD: D.E. Club, 12. JACK WAYNE HENDERSON: D.E. Club, 12; J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11. MICHAEL DWAIN HENDRIX: Homecoming Assembly, 11; J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11. JAMES STEPHEN HERRING: Projects Committee, 12; Homecom- ing Committee, 12; Prom Committee, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Inter-Club Council, 12; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; Chess Club,, 10,11,12; Senior Personality, Friendliest, 12. DAVID KENNEDY HEWETT: Delegate to Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Home- room Officer, 10,12; Key Club, 12; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; J.V. Basketball, 10; J.V. Base- ball, 10; Varsity Basketball, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball, 11,12; Varsity Football, 12. CLEMON LEE HICKS LOUIS HAMILTON HIGGINS: Production of “Cheaper by the Dozen”, 11; Mixed Chorus, 10; Band, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Radio Club, 12. JEROME PRICHARD HIZA: Indoor Track, 12; Outdoor Track, 12; Cross-Country Track, 12; Tennis, 12. BRENDA JOYCE HODGE: A Cappella Choir, 11,12. CHARLES EPES HOOPER: Prom Committee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 11,12. JUDITH LYNNE HOPSON: Production of “The Diary of Anne Frank”, 10; Production of “See How They Run”, 10; Acted in “A Man Called Peter,” 11; A Cappella Choir, 12; Pep Com- mittee, 11; Activity Ticket Committee, 12; Senior Advisory Council, 12; Honor Committee, 10,11; Future Teachers of America, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Thespians, 10,11,12. RODNEY HUDSON CARL WAYNE HUNSUCKER: Homeroom Officer, 12; French Club, 11. PHYLLIS GAY JARVIS: Band, 10,11,12; All-state Band, 11,12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, Chairman, Senior Day, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12. FREDERICK KINGSTON JOHNSON: Delegate to Youth Forum, 11,12; Delegate to SIPA, 11, House of Representatives, 11,12; Inter-Club Council, 12; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; Debate Team, 11,12; Key Club, 11,12; Math Club, 11; Science Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; Chess Club, 11; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; Plough Staff, Ass’t. Short Story Editor, 11; Plough Staff, Short Story Editor, 12. JOHN TALMADGE JOHNSON III: Prom Committees, 11; J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11,12. CARY PAGE JONES: Prom Committees, 11; S.C.A. Committees, 12; Usher, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11 , 12 . ALLEN JONES SHARON KAUFELT: D.E. Club, 12. SHIRLEY THOMAS KEATTS VICKI JEANNE KEETER: Prom Committees, 11; Activity Book Committee, 10; D.E. Club, 12. EDNA LEE KEGLEY: Mixed Chorus, 10; Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Class Poem, 12; Honor Council, 10,11; French Club, 10; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; The Warwick Staff, 11,12; Editor-in-chief, 12. RITA MAE KENNEDY: Band, 10,11,12. SANDRA LEE KENNEDY: Homecoming Committee, 11; Future Homemakers of America, 10,11,12; French, 10,11,12. JOHNNY KENT BETTY ANNE KING: A Cappella Choir, 12; Social Committee, 12; Pep Committee, 12; Ho mecoming Committee, 12; Orientation Committee, 12; French Club, 12; The Earle Staff, 12, Typist; G.R.A., 10,11,12. DOUGLAS ALLEN KING, JR.: Math Club, 12; Chess Club, 11,12; J.V. Football, 10. JAMES KOOI MAXIM ANDREW KOWALSKI, JR.: Buildings and Grounds Com- mittee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10,12; Indoor Track, 10,11,12; Outdoor Track, 10,11,12; Cross-Country track, 10,11,12, captain 12 . MERLYNN KAY KUNZE: Spanish Club, 10,11. BOBBIE MICHAEL LAKE, JR.: Publicity Committee, 10, Chairman 12; Social Committee, 11; Pep Committee, 11,12; Prom Com- mittee, 11; Cabinet, 12; Inter-club Council, 12; Honor Com- mittee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10; Usher, 12; Spanish Club, 11,12; Outdoor Track, 10; Golf, 11,12. 157 Senior Statistics MARY STUART LAND: Pep Committee, 11,12; Publicity Committee, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Variety Show, 12; Usher, 12; French Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 12 . CONNIE LEIGH LAMBERT: Prom Committee, 11; Assembly Com- mittee, 10; Social Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10; D.E. Club, 12; French Club, 10. LIV MARGARETE LASSEN: Leadership Training Committee, Chairman, 12; Homecoming Committee, 11; Recreation Night Committee, 10,11; Pep Committee, 10,11; Orientation Com- mittee, 11,12; Delegate to SIPA, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Repre- sentatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Inter-club Council, 12; Honor Council, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Usher, 12; French Club, 10,11; A.F.S. Club, 10,11; Quill and Scroll, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, Most Likely to Succeed; Plough Staff, 12, Essay Editor; G.R.A. 10,11. JOHN WAYNE LATTA: J.V. Basketball, 10; Co-captain J.V. Base- ball, 10; Varsity Baseball, 11,12. MARY IRENE LAUGHLIN: Pep Committee, 10,11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Social Committee, 12; Orientation Committee, 12; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committee, 12; Leadership Training Committee, 11; Student of the Month; Senior Advisory Com- mittee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 11,12; House of Representatives, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Math Club, 12; Chess Club, 12; Quill and Scroll, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Plough Staff, 12, Art Editor; G.R.A., 10,11,12; Letter G.R.A., 11 . BEN WILLIAM LAWTON: Band, 11,12; Honor Council, 12; Home- room Officer, 10; Math 12; French Club, 10,11. JANE ADAMS LENZ: Pep Committee, 11,12; Publicity Committee, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Delegate to S.I.P.A., 11; Delegate Tidewater Press Convention, 10; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Variety Show, 12; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; French Club 11,12; Spanish Club, 10; Radio Club, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Earle Staff, Business Man- ager, 11, Headline Editor, 11, Feature Editor, 12. JUDITH MARLENE LENZ: All State Chorus, 11,12; A Cappella Choir, 12, Girls’ Chorus, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Com- mittee, 12; Representative for Warwick in Azalea Festival, 12; G.R.A., 10,11. LINDA SUE LEVINER: Office Assistant, 12. CAROL STEPHANIE LEVY JACK LYNN LEWIS: French Club, 11; J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11,12; Wrestling, 10,11,12. EUGENE DEWEY LILLEY: Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; D.E. Club, President, 12; Spanish Club, 10. DONNA LITTLE: Prom Committee, 11; Assembly Committee, 11; V.O.T., 12; Homeroom Officer, 10; French Club, 10. RICHARD L. LODGE: Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; French Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 10,11,12. RONALD LINDSAY LOWDER: Band, 8,9,10,11,12. PAMELA JO MacDONALD: Future Homemakers of America, 11,12. LINDA JOYCE MANCHESTER: S.C.A. Committees, 10,12; French Club, 11,12. ROBERT EDWARD MARSHALL: Band, 12; Homeroom Offi- cer, 11. MERVIS MICHAEL MARKLEY: Math Club, 12; French Club, 10; J.V. Basketball, 10, manager, 12; Varsity Baseball, manager, 11. NANCY WARREN MARKS: All-state Chorus, 11,12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Com- mittees, Chairman, Leadership Day; S.C.A. Congress, 10; Usher, 12; French Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 12; The Earle Staff, 12, Assistant Editor, Make-up Editor. JAMES HOMER MARTIN III LESLIE DALE MARTIN: Outdoor Track, 12. JULIAN DECATUR MAYNARD: Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; District Science Fair 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Key Club, 12; Math Club, 12; Golf, 10,11,12. EFFIE ELIZABETH McCARRON: D.E. Club, 12. EARL LEE McCORMICK: S.C.A. Congress, 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; J.V. Basketball, 10; J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Basketball, 11; Varsity Baseball, 10,11,12. PATRICIA MAIN McCULLY: S.C.A. Committees, 11,12; Prom Committees, 11, Chairman, Decoration Committee; Senior Com- mittees, 12, Chairman, Publicity Committee; G.R.A., 11. SANDRA KAYE McELROY: D.E. Club, 12. ALMA CAROL McLAMB: Tri-Hi-Y, 12; G.R.A., 10. ROSCOE MEADOWS III: Prom Committees, 11; District Science Fair, 11; Math Club, 10,11,12; French Club, 11,12; Science Club, 10,11. HARVEY MICHAEL MEARS: Pep Committee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 12, chairman; Delegate to S.C.A. District Con- vention, 12; Delegate to Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committee. 12, chairman, Senior As- sembly; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Homeroom Officer, 11,12; Key Club, 12; French Club, 11,12; Science Club, 10; A.F.S. Club, 11; Senior Per- sonality, 12, Most Popular. ROBERT MELVIN MENTZER, JR.: Transferred from Benson High School, Omaha, Nebraska, Spring, 1961; Social Commit- tee, 12; Mixed Chorus, 10; Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12; Delegate to Youth Forum, 11; Prom Committees, 11; Home- coming Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 11,12; House of Rep- resentatives, 11,12; Cabinet, 12; S.C.A. Chaplain; Inter-Club Council, 12; Debate Team, 11; Key Club, 11,12; French Club, 10,11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; Science Club, 11; Outdoor Track, 10; Cross-country track, 11. 158 Senior Statistics ANN MESSICK: Mixed Chorus, 10; All-state Chorus, 11; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Band, 12; French Club, 10,11; G.R.A., 11. MYRTLE DAVIS METCALF DAVID BENJAMIN MILLAR: Band, 10,11,12; All-state Work- shop Band. WILLIAM ORAM MILLAR, JR.: Band, 10,11,12; All-state Band, 10 , 11 , 12 . CAROLYN LUCILLE MILLEM: Transferred from Newport News High School, Newport News, Virginia, 12th grade. NANCY HARRIETTE MILTON: Band, 10,11,12; Prom Committees, 11; Publicity Committee, 12; Recreation Night Committee, 10; All-state Workshop Band, 12; Usher, 11,12. BARBARA LYNNE MINTER: Orientation Committee, 11,12; Pep Committee, 10,11; Leadership Training Committee, 11; Band 10,11,12; All-state Band, 10; Delegate to Girls’ State of Vir- ginia, 11; Prom Committees, 11, chairman. Theme; Senior Ad- visory Committee, 12; Senior Committees, 12; Senate, 12, Cab- inet, 12; French Club, 10,11; Senior Personality, 12, Most Athletic; G.R.A., 10,11,12. BETH MOORE: All-State Chorus, 12; Girls’ Chours, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Pep Committee, 11; Talent Show, 12; G.R.A. 11. BETTIE SUE MOORE: Production of “Diary of Anne Frank”, 10; Production of “See How They Run”, 10; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee; Senior Chairman, Art Exhibit Committee; Homeroom Officer, 11; French Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; Thespians, 11,12; Plough Staff, Secretary, 11; Short Story Editor, 12. DELMAS WISE MOORE: Senior Class President; Orientation Committee, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Leadership Train- ing, 12; Band, 10; All-State Band, 10; Delegate to S.C.A. Dis- trict Convention, 12; Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Committee, Chairman, Band, 11; Senior Committee, chairman, Class Reunion; Delegate to Key Club International Convention, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 10; Senate, 12; Honor Council, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10; Key Club, 11,12; French Club 11,12, President; A.F.S. Club, 11,12, Vice-President; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Per- sonality, Most Likely to Succeed; Senior Leader, 12. JUDITH DALE MORGAN: Mixed Chorus, 11, D.E. Club, 12. CHARLES EDWARD KEARNEY MORRIS, JR.: Projects Com- mittee, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Inter-club Council, 12; District Science Fair, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10; Key Club, 12; Science Club, 10,11,12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Senior Personality, Most Original; Senior Leader 12; Plough Staff, Poetry Editor, 12. CLARA RUTH MORRIS: Orientation Committee, 11; Usher, 12; French Club, 11,12. CAROLYN GENE MORRISETTE: D.E. Club, 12. BILLY JOE MULLEN: Mixed Chorus, 12; Homecoming Commit- tee, 12; Library Assistant, 12. MARY JEAN MUNDEN: Prom Committee, 11; Social Committee, 10, 11; Band, 10,11; French Club, 11,12; G.R.A., 10,11,12; letter. FRANK DUVAL MUIRE: Activity Ticket Committee, 12, chairman; Social Committee, 10,11,12; Orientation Committee, 11; Home- coming Committee, 12; Prom Committee, 11, Chairman; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Key Club, 10,11,12; Math Club, 12; Spanish Club, 11; A.F.S. Club, 12; J.V. Basketball, 10; J.V. Football, 10; Tennis, 10,11,12. BARBARA WHITE MYERS: Pep Committee, 10,11; Homecoming Committee, 10; Orientation Committee, 11; Delegate to Youth Forum, 12; Delegate to SIPA, 11; Delegate Tidewater Press Convention, 10; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; Honor Committee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10; Future Teachers of America, 11; French Club, 11; A.F.S. Club 11,12; Quill and Scroll. 11,12; The Earle Staff, Assistant Make-up Editor, 11, Co-Editor, 12; G.R.A., 10. KAREN MARARET NOLAN: Homecoming Committee, 11,12; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Honor Com- mittee, 12; French Club, 11,12. IDA MAE NORRIS DANNY OAKLEY JOHN DAVID OAKLEY PARHAM PENN O’BRIANT: Chess Club, 11,12. CARL OLSEN: Band; All-State Band; Homeroom Officer; Math Club; Science Club; Chess Club; Indoor Track; Tennis; Wrest- ling. ALFRED DWIGHT OVERSTREET: Prom Committees, 11; Senior Committees, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Homeroom Of- ficer, 12; Spanish Club, 10. REBECCA CAROL PANTON: D.E. Club, 12. JANET PARKER: Mixed Chorus, 10; Girls’ Chorus, 11; G.R.A., 10. KENNETH RAY PENNINGTON: D.E. Club, 12. ROBERT LEE POLLOCK: All-state Chorus, 12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Conductors Class, 12; Cap- palets, 12; French Club, 10; Male Chorus, 12. RICHARD EDWARD POWERS: Transferred; Mount Vernon High School, Alexandria, Va., 11. Senior Committees, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Varsity Football, 12. HOWARD BAXTER PREVATTE CHARLES RANDALL PRIEST: Transferred McLean High School, 1,2; S.C.A. Committees, 12; A.F.S. Club, 12; National Honor Society, 12. JANET JOYCE PRIZIO: Prom Committees, 11; Senior Commit- tees, 12; Pep Committee, 10; Publicity Committee, 12; Orien- tation Committee, 12; Spanish Club, 10; The Plough Staff, Copy Editor, 11. GEORGE RICHARD PUCH: D.E. Club, 11,12; Spanish Club, 10. 159 Senior Statistics RONALD EUGENE RAMSEY ROBERTA FRANCES RAMSEY: Class Officer, 12; Homecoming Committee; Social Committee; Projects Committee; Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12; Delegate to S.C.A. Feder- ation, 12; Delegate Girls’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Com- mittees, Chairman, Band; Senior Committees, Chairman, Re- union; S.C.A. Congress, 10,12; House of Representatives, 10; Senate, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10, 11; Usher, 12; French Club, 11,12; Chess Club, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Senior Per- sonality, Friendliest, 12; Senior Leader, 12; The Plough Staff, Feature Editor, 12; G.R.A. 10,11,12. DIANNE DEAN RASH: Future Homemakers of America, 11; D.E. Club, 12; G.R.A., 10. ESTHER AUGUSTA REED: Prom Committees, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10,11. RICHARD ROBERT REEVES REXINE GLADYS REEVES: S.C.A. Congress, 11; Homeroom Of- ficer, 10,11; Spanish Club, 11; G.R.A., 11; Senior Advisory Council. ARTHUR KENT REILLY: Social Committee, 12; Activity Ticket, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; Leadership Training Com- mittee, 12; Delegate to S.C.A. Federation, 12; Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; S.C.A. Congress, 10,11,12; House of Representatives, 10, 11,12; Inter-club Council, 12; Honor Council, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Debate Team, 11,12; Key Club, 11,12; French Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; J.V. Baseball, 10; Varsity Baseball, 11,12. PAGE DELLERS RENN: Mixed Chorus; Homeroom Officer; A Cappella Choir ELIZABETH BATCHELOR RICHARDS: Mixed Chorus, 10; Girls’ Chorus 11; A Cappella Choir 12; Pep Committee, 12; Spanish Club; Typist for Plough Staff. SHARON MERLE RIPPLE: Library Assistant, 12; Future Home- makers of America, 12. CHARLES ERVIN ROBENS: Projects Committee, 12; Radio Club, 12. TIMOTHY ROBERSON MARY LEE ROBERTS ANN HARWOOD ROBINSON: Pep Committee, 10; Homecoming Committee, 11; Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee; French Club, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll, 12; Warwick Staff, Picture Editor’s Assistant, 11, Picture Editor, 12. VIRGINIA MAE ROBINSON: All-state Chorus, 11; A Cappella Choir, 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 10; Math Club 11,12; French Club, 10. MARGARET LEE RODGERS: Homeroom Officer, 10,11; French Club, 11, 12; Chess Club, 12; G.R.A., 10,11. PAUL HERBERT ROSENBERGER: Production of “Twelve Angry Women,” 12; Band, 8,9,10,11,12; Chess Club 11,12. LESLIE BRYAN SAUNDERS: A.F.S. Club; Hi Y; Chess Club, 10, 11 , 12 . KAY CAMPBELL SANDS: Prom Committee; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; French Club; l.V. Cheerleader, 10; Varsity Cheerleader, 11; Tennis; G.R.A., 11. JO CARROLL SCHAEFER: Girls’ Chorus, 12. GWENDOLYN FAY SEIDLER: Recreation night, 10; Homecom- ing Committee, 12; French Club; Thespians. MARTHA ANN SHELDON: Prom Committee, 11; Homeroom of- ficer, 10,11,12. RANDOLPH SHEPPERD: D.E. Club, 12. DELLA MARIE SHINGLER: All-state Chorus, 12; A Cappella Choir, 12; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Future Nurses of America, 10,11,12. RONALD LEE SHRECENGOST: S.C.A. Congress, 10,11; Honor Council, 12. WILLIAM LAWRENCE SLIFER: Radio Club, 11,12. LINDA LEE SLOAN: French Club, 10. ALBERT COLBEY SMITH: Orientation, 12; Pep Committee, 10,12, Chairman, 12; Activity Ticket, 12; Acted in “Cheaper By The Dozen,” 11; Prom Committees, 11, Chairman Decorations; Sen- ior Committees, 12; Acted in “Picnic”, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Cabinet, 12; Homeroom Officer, 12; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; Thespians, 12; Senior Personality, 12, Most School Spirited; Earl Staff, Columnist, 12; Plough Staff, Assistant Editor, 11, Editor, 12. BILLIE SMITH: Homeroom Officer, 10, 11; Spanish Club, 11; Senior Personality, 12, Wittiest. CELIA ANN SMITH: Girls’ Chorus, 11,12. CONWAY WILBUR SMITH: S.C.A. Officer, 11,12; Assembly Com- mittee, 11; Delegate to S.C.A. District Convention, 12; Dele- gate to S.C.A. State Convention, 11; Delegate to S.C.A. Fed- eration, 11,12; Delegate to Boys’ State, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 11,12; House of Representatives, 12; P.T.A. Executive Council, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10; Key Club, 10, 11, 12; French Club, 10; National Honor Society, 11,12; Senior Personality, 12, Best all Around; Senior Leader, 12; Varsity Basketball, 10,11,12, Co-Captain, 11,12; Outdoor Track, 10,11,12. LARRY REID SMITH: Mixed Chorus, 11; All-State Chorus, 11; Senior Personality, 12, Wittiest; Wrestling, 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANNE SMITH: Prom Committees, 11; Homeroom Of- ficer, 11; V.O.T. Club, 12, President, 12. SPENCER OZLIN SMITH: Library Assistant, 10,11,12. WILLIAM G. SMITH, JR. JOHNNY SMITHWICK ROBERT EARL SNYDER REBECCA ELLEN SPRINKEL: V.O.T., 12. DONNA GLENN STALLINGS: Senior Committee, 12; Activity Ticket Committee, 11; Orientation Committee, 12; Honor Committee, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10. JUDITH ANN STARMER 160 Senior Statistics CARLA LOUISE STEWART: Mixed Chorus, 11; A Cappella Choir, 12; Band, 12; Pep Committee, 11,12; Homercoming Commit- tee, 12; G.R.A., 10,12. DOROTHY STULTZ: (Transfered to Warwick in the 12th grade from Biloxi, Mississippi.) A Cappella Choir, 12; Pep Committee, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12; G.R.A., 12. RONALD GENE SUMMERLIN JANET MARIE TAYLOR JAMES RONALD THOMAS: Prom Committees, 11; Homeroom Of- ficer, 10,11; Varsity Football, 10,11,12 Co-captain; Wrestling, 10 , 11 , 12 . NANCY CAROL THOMAS: Mixed Chorus, 10. ROBERT WILLIAM THOMAS SUSAN ELIZABETH THOMAS: Prom Committee, 11; Pep Com- mittee, 10; V.O.T., 12. DICKIE THORNSBERRY: Wrestling Manager. CAROL GEORGIA TRAYLOR: Honor Committee, 12; Homeroom Officer, 10; French Club, 10. BARBARA ANN TURNER: Mixed Chorus, 10; Band, 12; French Club, 11; G.R.A., 11. DANISE MAXYNE TUTTLE: Prom Committee, 11; Senior Com- mittee. CLAUDIA LEE TYBURSKI: Homeroom officer, 12. BELDlNG BARNES UNDERWOOD, JR.: Homeroom Officer, 10; Indoor Track, 10,11; Outdoor Track, 10,11; Cross-Country Track, 10,11. GWENDOLYN DIANE URRUTIA: Delegate to S.I.P.A., 11; Prom Committee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 10,11; Homeroom Officer, 10; Spanish Club, 10; Earle Staff, News Editor and Assistant; Advertising Manager, 11; Advertising Manager, 12; G.R.A., 10,11,12. RODGER KEITH VAUGHAN: Spanish Club, 10; Science Club, 10. WILLIAM LEE VARVEL: Production of “Twelve Angry Women,” 12 . DAVID WALKER: Junior Class Vice-President; Delegate Boys’ State of Virginia; Key Club, 11,12; Varsity Basketball, 10,11,12; Co- captain, 11,12. DOROTHY FAYE WEBB; Spanish Club, 10; G.R.A. letter, 12. DALE ELLIS WEST ANN WHITE: Social Committee, 10, 12; School Spirit Committee, 12; Mixed Chorus, 10; All-state Chorus, 12; A Cappella Choir, 11,12; Girls’ Chorus, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10,12; Future Teachers of America, 12; French Club, 10,11,12. STAMEY THOMAS WHITEFORD SHARON DIANE WHITEMORE: Homeroom icer, 12; Home- coming Court, 12; French Club, 10. EILEEN WILK: Future Homemakers of America, 10; French Club, 11,12; G.R.A., 10. MERLYN C. WILKINS ANDY WOODS WILLIAMS: J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11, 12; Indoor Track, 12; Outdoor Track, 10,11,12; Wrestling, 10. BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS: V.O.T. Club, Vice-President. JEANNE CHANDLER WILLIAMS: Prom Committee, 11; Senior Committee, 12; Pep Committee, 10; Activity Ticket Committee, 11; Homecoming Committee, 12; Publicity Committee, 11; S.C.A. Congress, 12; House of Representatives, 12; Honor Com- mittee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; Spanish Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12. JOAN MARIE WILLIAMS JUDY ANNE WILLIAMS: Activity Ticket Committee, 11; G.R.A., 11 , 12 . SANDRA CARLENE WILLIAMS: Future Homemakers of America, 11,12; French Club, 10. KATHERINE LEE WILLIFORD: Transferred from Falls Church High School, Falls Church, Virginia, 1960; D. E. Club, 12. TOMMIE JUNE WILLIFORD: Transferred for Ephrata High, Ephrata, Washington, 1962; “Twelve Angry Women,” 12; Future Teachers of America, 12; Debate Team, 12; Prom Com- mittee, 11; Delegate FTA Convention, 11; FTA, 11,12; FHA, 10; G.R.A. , 10. KATHRYN EARLINE WILLIS: Mixed Chorus, 11; Girls’ Chorus, 12; Future Homemakers of America, 10,11; G.R.A., 10,11. JOAN EMMA WILSON: Pep Committee, 12; Homecoming Com- mittee, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10,11; Homecoming Court, 12; Senior Personality, “Cutest”. HOWARD WISEMAN: Mixed Chorus, 10; A Cappella Choir, 11,12; J.V. Basketball, 10; J.V. Baseball, 9; Varsity Basketball, 11,12; Varsity Baseball, 10,11,12; Varsity Football, 10,11,12. DWIGHT LEE WOOD: Indoor Track, 10,11; Outdoor Track, 10,11. FRANCES NOWLAN WOOD: Delegate to S.I.P.A., 11; Homeroom Officer, 11; Usher, 11,12; Future Teachers of America, 10; Debate Team, 12; French Club, 11,12; A.F.S. Club, 12; Na- tional Honor Society, 11,12; Plough Staff, 11. JANIE REVONDA WOODS: Future Homemaker of America, 8,9,10; D. E. Club, 12; G.R.A., 10,11; Letter, 11. LANDON MOUNTCASTLE WOOLDRIDGE: Prom Committee; House of Representatives, 10,11; Homeroom Officer, 10,11,12; D.E. Club, 12; Varsity Football, manager, 10,11; Tennis manager, 10. CHARLES ANDREW WRIGHT: Band, 10,11; Future Homemaker of America. ROBERT JAMES WRIGHT, JR.: Inter-club Council, 12; Radio Club, 10,11,12, President; Chess Club, 10,12. DAVE WYLIE: D.E. Club, 12. MARY LEIGH YEATTS: Production of “Diary of Anne Frank”, 10; Production of, “See How They Run”, 10; Girls’ Chorus, 11; Senior Assembly; S.C.A. Congress, 11; Homeroom Officer, 10, 11; Spanish Club, 10. JEFFREY DAVID YOUENS: Transferred from M.A.A.G. 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A school where you will find debonair and intelligence, that marks distinction and where true individuality can not be copied. DOUGLAS PITT, INC. Realtors . . . Insurers CH 7-5292 125 — 26th Street Newport News, Va. RIVERSIDE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Successors to ROUSE-CARDER. FUNERAL HOME and CARPER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 245-1525 • 7415 River Road W W 71 JEGs| W A SIEGEL ' S LOAN OFFICE Peninsula’s Oldest Pawn Shop trucks cameras Smith-Wesson Colt Pistols luggage watches diamonds 2605 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. CH 7-5543 Compliments of SILVERMAN FURS Money To Loan On Anything Of Value PHONE CH 7-5288 (|)(Y) Tidewater’s Greatest Jewelers 2811 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. Inn. Jefferson Ave. at Harpersville Road Newport News, Virginia EPPERSON BROTHERS COLLEGE OF HAMPTON ROADS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Highway 60, Route 1 Newport News, Va. Phone 8-1626 School of Business Administration and Secretarial Science 2603 W. Mercury Blvd., Hampton, Va. Open All Year — Reasonable Tuition High Standards — Graduate Placement Service “SPEEDWRITING” Compliments Of MOUNTCASTLE LUMBER CO INC. •f MONTGOMERY WARD 2810 Washington Avenue Downtown Everything For the “Do It Yourself Man” Windows-Doors-Plywood-Hardware Phone 595-1105 Newport News 9917 Vi Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Virginia FORREST COILE AND ASSOCIATES BETTI PAIGE SHOPPE Infants through Teens Including junior Sizes Featuring W ' ■fcE ’ ' V � jSJ SI [ -gjyf mwf y k v ik Sr«iF®Jr ini’i £2 B K li 1 w- ' Hr V M%- J c l I £?wm ■A JLWr ' Kail i 3 COLONY MARKET 1 1 007 WARWICK BLVD. TEL. LY 6-3529 Only USDA Graded Choice Steer Meat Sold Steaks Cut to Order We Cook Smithfield Hams Old time butcher shop Homemade Chicken Salad REEDY ' S JEWELRY 222 — 28th Street NEWPORT NEWS, VA. GARLAND REEDY Certified Watchmaker Dial CH 4-3306 WILSON AWNING COMPANY Ray W. Malone, Prop. 2313 Washington Ave. Telephone CH 4-1312 MANUFACTURERS OF Awnings, Covers, Tarpaulins, Flags and Yacht Work “OLDEST ON THE PENINSULA” Sportswear for Misses Juniors University Shop for YOU’LL FIND THE SMARTEST Young Men FASHIONS AT GS-210 9 - GS-l 724 — Afa r . at Form N Complete Lines Of Clothing For Family Home Fashions Houseware Linens Yardgoods 3001 Washington Avenue 174 Dftiln U2 May Have Vii Air ‘Unintentioni President Warns Russians. U. S. Will Block Castr Route Chaxitej SPORTS NEWS (The Times-Herald HAMPTON ROADS ' EVENING NEWSPAPER [Traffic Deaths Seer Record Holid | ODie | Fatalities May ' SacredCow B Hit 500 Mark HihIGb.M ' In 3-Day Period SNPA Spr First Thing in the Morning Late in the Evening . . . Always Enjoyable and Informative 175 Warwick Boulevard One Block South of Hiden Boulevard mmm MHl Individual Pizzas A-OK Burger Neptune Special Fried Chicken and many many more! Call in take-out orders for Rapid Service dial 596-3131 Compliments of SANFORD AND CHARLES, INC. Serving Your Fuel Needs Twenty-Four Hours Daily DIAL CH 7-6656 DEYONG ' S SHOE LEATHER SHOP Quality Shoe Repair We also make and repair: HANDBAGS BELTS BILLFOLDS SADDLES RIDING EQUIPMENT NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER CH 4-7511 GANNAWAY J. W. JOHNSON FURNITURE, Construction Co., Inc. iNC. 1 Paving Contractors For Dependable Personal Assistance 802 W. Pembroke Ave. With Your Furniture Problems PA 2-2591 225-28th Street Phone 247-6971 Compliments of HANDY OIL CORPORATION Mobil Products Serving your fuel oil needs On the Peninsula for over thirty years Dial CH 4-1444 J. ARCHIE NELMS S. W. NELMS BRYANT NELMS INSURANCE 129-26+h Street Newport News, Virginia Compliments of LEE WHITE HARDWARE, INC. Serving the Peninsula for Over Twenty-Three Years 10531 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Virginia POOL ' S ALUMINUM WINDOW AND DOOR SERVICE Storm Windows and Doors, jalousie, Storm Panels, Glass Sliding Doors, Screens, Blinds, Awnings, Shades 9973 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. C. W. Pool Phone 596-1224 1830 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE � � Ashland, Virginia An accredited liberal arts college for men with a national reputation for the success of its graduates. ■■J nv ■■ft in r m m - iW ■■1 =31 ■■V 1 ' A E 5 ' r ■ ■r mm i Sgj 1 SST mtfSr Ear Ml = flan Y Congratulations Class of ’63 Beecr oft Bull, Ltd. 10365 Warwick Road Newport News, Virginia Traditional Clothes for Gentlemen and Ladies FHA VA and CONVENTIONAL LOANS Tl DEWATER MORTGAGE CORPORATION PA 2-251 I 148 E. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia SUTTLE MOTOR CORPORATION Compliments of Nick’s Seafood Pavilion, Inc. YORKTOWN VIRGINIA 34th and Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. Compliments of NEWPORT NEWS METAL CORPORATION SHAVER ' S, INC. 9701 Warwick Blvd. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Pianos — Organs Magnavox — Stereo — TV MORRISON SERVICE Tires - Accessories W. R. Proctor, Operator Phone LY 6-0682 Jefferson Ave. Harpersville Road Newport News, Virginia COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE DIAL LYric 6-4616 We put the serve in service. BELMONT AMERICAN SERVICE NEWMARKET AMERICAN SERVICE STATION NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER R. L. BLACKBURN, Mgr. PHONE CH 5-9969 JACK H. FLYNN, MGR. Lubrication - Washing - Tire Service 10623 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. V. A. NORTON, Owner G. L. DINSMORE COMPANY ■ WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS ' 6208 JEFFERSON AVENUE EXT. Newport news, Virginia RALPH HUSKEY FUEL OIL 2555 WARWICK BLVD. JERRY RUBEN LEONARD P HARRIS RUBEN and HARRIS COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1919 Wholesale Confectioners 233 TWENT Y-TH I RD PHONE CHESTNUT 5-3233 Newport News. Virginia Delco Heating Carrier Air Conditoning Oil Burner Service J Have You Considered a Career in Retail- ing? . . . Soon With Two Stores ... At Warwick Shopping Center and in Down- town Newport News.” Many Opportunities Available at NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 181 PENINSULA SHOE REPAIR Next to Broadway — Warwick in Hilton Shopping Center While You Wait Service NEWPORT NEWS, VA. PHONE LY 6-9804 Complete Line of Jack T. Redmond Polishes and Laces Manager Peninsula’s Finest Restaurant THE VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN Banquet Room Proprietor 2710 W. Mercury Blvd. Athan Papas Hampton, Virginia Phone 826-4611 CITIZENS MARINE JEFFERSON BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. WASHINGTON AVE. at 25th STREET • NEWMARKET SHOPPING CENTER WARWICK SHOPPING CENTER Serving the Peninsula 71 Years OSER BROTHERS Better Grade Footwear 9 E. Queen Street 3213 Washington Ave. Hampton Newport News Compliments of POSEY ' S HARDWARE CO. 12436 Warwick Boulevard Newport News, Virginia Across from Hidenwood Shopping Center Compliments of Peninsula Shipbuilders Association P. S. A. Independent Union Representing the Employees of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company THAT MEANS THE ULTIMATE IN CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, CLUB PINS, MEDALS, AND TROPHIES JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN Charles G. Motley 3110 W. Marshall St. Richmond 30, Virginia G. C. JOYCE A. S. WHITMORE HILTON PHARMACY, INC. Professional Pharmacists 301 Warwick Road Newport News, Virginia Phone LY 6-1521 E. A. Harper Co. Inc. 144 Harpersville Road Wholesale Distributors Fairfax Hall Food Products Glidden Paint and Complete Line of Paint Supplies SERVING PENINSULA MERCHANTS Dial LY 6-1529 Newport News, Va. NICE BROTHERS Custom Builders — Real Estate Sales Long Term Mortgage Financing Appraisal Service — Insurance Call TR 7-0227 13127 Warwick Blvd. “Deal with Nice for the Best Price” WORLD ' S LARGEST BUILDER OF NUCLEAR SHIPS NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK CO. 184 OUR NEW CITY FLAG The City of NEWPORT NEWS A Young City A Growing City A Progressive City A Good City for the YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ★ TO ESTABLISH A HOME ★ TO PLAN A CAREER ★ TO FIND OPPORTUNITY The City of Newport News Congratulates the Graduates of Warwick High School GOOD CITIZENS MAKE A GOOD CITY The City Council of NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 185 BEST WISHES FROM Your Local Chevy Dealer C HRSEV ■hevroiet HOMEROOM 219-MRS. WARD Stuart Smith Sheryl Semprevivo HOMEROOM 217-Mr. McNeil Shelia Stone Robert Shier Sandy McElory Charles Morris Stephanie Schiltz Jamesroy Slayton Rocky Meadows Clara Morris Edward Sawyer Raymond Smith Bob Mentzer Carolyn Morrisette Gordon Savage Harry Smith Judy Meredith Frank Muire John Smith Douglas Scoggins Elizabeth Messick Bill Mullen Linda Smith Florence Shelton David Millar Jeanne Munden Keith Shepard Ramond T. Smith Bill Millar Carl McLamb Barbara Aliffer Bill Smith Carolyn Miller Wayne Naumann Toe Smith Mary Sells Nancy Milton James Nicholson Judv Saunders Steven Saunders Lynn Minter Karen Nolan George Sawyer Linda Seward Bettie Sue Moore Ida Mae Norris Douglas Sawyer David Smith Delmas Moore Danny Oakley Mitchell Sauls Richard Saxton Beth Moore David Oakley Alvin Smith Henrietta Singletary Judy Morgan Becky Panton Wilbur Seawell Mrs. Betty Ward Willis Morgan Mr. McNeil As the 1962-1963 year comes to a close, we of the annual staff would like to express our appreciation to the following who have helped to publish this yearbook, THE WARWICK. BERT SMITH for his assistance as typist. THE EARLE STAFF and their PHOTOGRAPHERS for photographs. MR. BARCLAY SHEAKS for the use of his art work. DAVID GIVENS for his typing assistance. JIM LIVENGOOD of the DAILY PRESS-TIMES HERALD NEWSPAPER for photographs. MRS. MARTHA WINGFIELD for her advice and co-operation with our advertising. MR. KARL PHILLIPS of PHILLIPS STUDIOS for individual pictures and action shots. THE HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY and MR. CHARLES PERRY for their co-operation in the print- ing of this book. THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION for their interest and co-operation throughout the year. MR. THOMAS for the printing of materials used by the staff. OUR ADVERTISERS and PATRONS for supporting this publication. DON KOSTA for his vital art contributions. MRS. SANDERS for her guidance and understanding which helped to make the yearbook a success. THE WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. for their financial donation. 186 PATRON ADS We Urge You to Support Our Patrons Mr. Mrs. Liston W. Sweat Mr. Mrs. Louis B. Hancock Jack H. Buck Mr. Mrs. E.L. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Kelly F. Coleman, Sr. Dr. Mrs. J. Will Tankard Mr. Mrs. Harry L. Graham Mr. Mrs. Willard M. Marks Mr. Mrs. T. E. Morris Dr. Mrs. Roger E. Williams, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Al William Smith Mr. Mrs. Dan Hugh Cox James Edward Ball The Plough Staff Beverly Draucker Mr. Mrs. Milton C. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Shelley Curtis Mr. Mrs. C. L. Kegley Mr. Mrs. Luther Higgins Mr. Mrs. J. P. O’Briant, Jr. Miss Lois Callahan Charles Bonnie Hooper Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Ramsey Mrs. Mary Cofer 187 A Personal Good-by From Staff A” 188 Index A Cappella Choir 131 Acknowledgements 174 Administration 18-19 Advertisements 162-184 American Field Service 143 Band 128-129 Basketball J. V 107 Varsity 96-97 Baseball 102-103 Cheerleaders J. V 109 Varsity 104-105 Clubs 134-135 Dedication 6-7 Earle Staff 126-127 Eighth Grade Class 85-91 Eighth Grade Officers 84 Faculty 16 Football J- V 106-107 Varsity 94.95 Foreword 2-3 Freshman Class 77-83 Freshman Class Officers 76 G - R- A 110-111 Guidance 21 Homecoming 138-139 Honored Students 140 Junior Class 59-67 Junior Class Officers 58 Key Club 145 National Honor Society 144 Office Staff 20 Patron Ads 189 Physical Education 108 Plough Staff 124-125 Quill and Scroll 146 School Scenes 10-15 Senior Class 33-56 Senior Class Officers 32 Senior Leaders , 152-153 Senior Personalities 150-151 Seniors Statistics 154-162 Sophomore Class 69-75 Sophomore Class Officers 68 S. C. A. Cabinet 117 Departments 120-121 House Of Representatives 116 Executive Council 114 Federation 119 Honor Council 118 Thespians 147 Track J. V 100 Varsity 101 Cross-Country 99 Ushers 148 Warwick Staff 122-123 Wrestling 98 189 Autographs Autographs 191 Autographs A PRODUCT OF WINSTON-SALEM, N C 192