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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1960 volume:

t(ie 1960 Cavalier Published for the students by the yearbook staff WARWICK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Newport News, Virginia To dry one ' s eyes and laugh at a fall, And, baffled, get up and begin again. Browning foreword the lighter side, the humorous, the smile instead of the very serious look. Let ' s play up the bright side in this year ' s annual. The Staff Why? Perhaps because the people who put this yearbook together agree that laughter, which expresses the joy of living, is here to stay. It ' s part of being young. Laughter expresses, if uneasily at times, our faith that today and the days ahead are worth our best effort - and our bright- est smile. Staff members are as sure as anybody that the champion smile is the one which is genuine, sincere, - not something put on artfully or artificially in an effort to impress other people. A smile should reflect what one feels inside, and is not an exterior design flashed on and off depending on who ' s looking. One more thing: the staff is well aware that the business of going to school, and becoming educated, is a very serious business. Not many of us grin from ear to ear as we sit down to an hour of algebra home- work. It is of utmost importance that every student take his schoolwork seriously; that he put forth his best effort all the time; that he accept responsibility, and always use good judgment every day in every thing he does. The staff does not, in any way, wish to minimize the necessity for every student to take school seriously, to think responsibly, and to act with dignity. Our book this year simply says, Lookup - not down ; Smile -don ' t frown. Like Talk happiness. The world is sad enough Without your woe. No path is wholly rough. Talk faith. The world is better off without Your uttered ignorance and morbid doubt. Talk health. The dreary, never-ending tale Of mortal maladies is more than stale; You cannot charm or interest or please By harping on that minor chord, disease. Say you are well, or all is well with you, And God shall hear your words and make them true. Wilcox Laugh and the world laughs with you; Weep and you weep alone; F or the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own. Wilcox to Mr. George R. Chavatel, instructor in art, we fondly dedicate this record of happy hours made profitable at Warwick Junior High. Mr. Chavatel is congenial, friendly - greatly interested . He brings to class that spark of enthusiasm which ignites imagination and inspires students to greater effort. A man that has a taste of music, painting, or architecture, is like one that has another sense, when compared with such as have no relish for these arts. Addison 4 Mr. C. This caricature is a sort of self-portrait , done by our Mr. Chavatel himself. Although Mr. Chavatel is accus- tomedto being called upon to furnish a variety of art work for this and for that in a daily stream of requests, the annual staff had to resort to some crafty” persuasion to get this little item. By tradition, the dedication of the yearbook is a secret with the annual staff until the books are dis- tributed. This year the staff hopes to announce the dedication at a stu- dent assembly sometime in the late spring, when the ' 60 edition of the CAVALIER comes from the press. A merrier man, Within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour ' s talk withal. ' Shakespeare “ 5fiis 9s (jde Place B. Young Teach us Delight in simple things, And Mirth that has no bitter springs. Kipling Wa rw i c k Junior High School, established 19 5 6; present popula- tion 1368 students, 70 teachers and staff members; curriculum includes English, algebra, general mathe- matics, general science, Latin, French, Spanish, world geography, civics, art, home economics, general shop, drafting, wood shop, band, choral music, physical education and functional mathematics. School colors- red and gray; nickname: Cav- aliers. cau -a- i lev adventurer . . -a gay Webster Like. . . . It made me gladsome to be getting some education, it being like a big window opening. M. Webb The world is so full of a number of things, I ' m sure we should all be as happy as kings. Stevenson The things that haven ' t been done before, Those are the things to try; Columbus dreamed of an unknown shore, At the rim of the far-flung sky. Guest With doubt and dismay you are smitten, You think there ' s no chance for you, son? Why the best books haven ' t been written, The best race hasn ' t been run. B. Braley The only limit to our realization of to- morrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith. Franklin D. Roosevelt So the students of Warwick Junior High School nicknamed themselves cavaliers in an election during the first year the school was in opera- tion - 1956. Junior high school is truly an adventure - in so many ways. And, for the most part, students enter eagerly upon this adventure. New hori- zons, and new visions, new opportunities and new responsibilities, are presenting themselves every day at Junior High. We are, indeed, CAVALIERS. concentration Above the pitch, and off the hinges. Rabelais In A Blue and Pensive Mood Steady now A big book is a big nuisance. Callumachus It is grievous to be caught. Horace Just Right This is the way we make our beds. . . ' n All work and no play Dining In A Study Of Hands 10 1 1 m ■ ' ■ ; i � ., , ' ‘7 . iH 74 ;; JJ jf 1 -■ ' -« -SSS s aW - , 4Eg , 1 1 «3 ft Tk !J Tl | i tL ' v ¥ Mr. Joseph D. Amott Mr. Amott has been principal of Junior High since the school was established in Sept- ember 1956. From the very first it was obvious that under his leadership the school would build a reputation of which the community feels proud. Any visitor to Junior High sees an orderly, well-mannered, happy group of boys and girls, going about the business of school life in ways that reflect the quality of Mr. Amott ' s adminis- tration. Last year, when the students first published a school annual, our principal was the unanimous choice when deciding the dedication. He com- mands the respect and admiration of all the students, and our loyalty to him increases as the years pass. Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe. H.G. Wells assistants... Above, Mr. Custer is pictured with Miss Davis, and in the picture below Mr. Bennett is shown with Mrs. Mahanes. A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. Charles Lamb Mr. Custer Our assistant principals are Mr. Jack M. Custer and Mr. Kenneth B. Bennett. School secretaries are Miss Audrey Davis and Mrs. Joseph W. Mahanes. Mr. Custer came to Junior High in 1957, following five years of teaching mathematics at Warwick High School. He has B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from the College of William and Mary. Miss Davis attended Madison College, and she was secretary at Warwick High for two y ears before coming here in 1956. Mr. Bennett, who joined the staff this school year, has a B.S. degree from West Virginia Institute of Technology, and a M.Ed. degree from the College of William and Mary. Before coming to Junior High, Mr. Bennett taught at Botetourt High School and at Newport News High School. Mrs. Mahanes did substitute teaching at Briarfield Elementary before coming to Junior High. You have to believe in happiness, Or happiness never comes Ah, that ' s the reason the bird can sing - On the darkest day he believes in Spring. Mallock Twixt the optimist and the pessimist The difference is droll: The optimist sees the doughnut But the pessimist sees the hole. M. Wilson What ' s the use of worrying? It never was worth while; So, pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, And smile, smile, smile. As ai I I want, by understanding myself, to understand others. I want to be all that I am capable of be- coming This all sounds very streneous and serious. But now that I have wrestled with it, it ' s no longer so. I feel happy - deep down. All is well. Mansfield There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy. Stevenson Oh, a trouble ' s a ton, or a trouble ' s an ounce, Or a trouble is what you make it, And it isn ' t the fact that you ' re hurt that counts, But only how did you take it. Cooke You who are old, And have fought the fight, And have won or lost or left the fight, I Weight us not down With fears of the world, as we run. It ' s easy ' nough to twitter w ' en de stew is smokin ' hot, But hit ' s mighty ha ' d to giggle w ' en dey ' s miffin ' in de pot. Paul Dunbar ' Men will confess to treason, murder, arson false teeth, or a wig. How many of them will own up to a lack of humor? Colby ■mi L 1 wm : L _ M 1 ’ First row: Miss Peggy VonPippin, Science; Mrs. W. W. Poindexter, Latin; Miss Charlotte Weimer, English; Miss Marilyn Feist, French; Mrs. T. P. Anthony, Social Studies; and Mrs. R. T. Simpson, Social Studies. Second row: Miss Joyce Bristow, Social Studies; Mrs. J. P. Lawrence, Social Studies; Mrs. J. L. Wind- ley, Jr., Spanish; Miss Mary Lou Gray, Physical Education; Mrs. P. S. Williams, English; and Mrs. M. S. Anderson, Mathematics. Third row: Mrs. E. P. Gale, physical education; Mrs. J. C. Reynolds, social studies; Mrs. G. R. Chav- atel, social studies; Miss Mary Carolyn Jones, English; Mr. James M. Leonard, mathematics; Mr. Henry G. Drudge, science. Fourth row: Mrs. G. W. Passage, English; Mr. George A. Bachman, Mathematics; Mrs. R. V. Carter, English; Mrs. C. A. Davis, Mathematics; Mrs. R. S. Mertig, Science; and Mrs. H. S. Smith, Jr., En- glish. Gfie W$HS First row: Mrs. J. F. Gregory, Physical Education; Mrs. W. V. Morgan, English; and Mrs.C. V. Pleasants, Science. Second row: Mrs. J. I. Bateman, School Nurse; Mr. Archie Hughes, Industrial Arts; Mr. Eugene Bolick, Social Studies; and Mr. Garland Lee Brown, Industrial Arts. First row: Miss Claire Clay, English; Mrs. P. H. Hepner, Social Studies; Mr. Edward C. Lassite Drama and Mathematics; Mr. Donald E. Hess, Science; Mrs. R. G. Isner, Science; and Miss Roxanr Chase, Mathematics. Second row: Miss Jane Gilliam, Science; Mr. Agamemnon Vassos, Physical Education; Mr. Haro] E. Butler, Physical Education; Mr. Wayne E. Begor, Physical Education; Mr. Kenneth E. William; Drafting; Mr. Vincent Ogelsby, Social Studies. Third row: Mrs. R. T. Croke, Science; Miss Mary E. Quillin, Home Economics; Mrs. E. C. Goo Home Economics; Miss Jane E. Thomas, Home Economics; Miss Helen Barrow, Home Economics Miss Sylvia Olney, Social Studies. Fourth row: Miss Mariam Hoffler, Mathematics; Mrs. R. S. Orr, English; Mrs. J. R. Conover, En glish; Mr. Horace Nims, Latin; Mrs. Mae Weaver, English; and Mr. Lee Montgomery, Art. 3aculty First row: Miss Helen Haverty, Librarian; Mr. Rupert F. Dunham, Mathematics; Mr. Harry A. Harmon, Science. Second row: Mr. Robert L. Bruffey, Mathematics; Mrs. I. Taback, Mathematics; Mr. George E. Chavatel, Art; Mr. Frank L. Thompson, Mathematics. These are the book talk captains who headed teams of Junior High students which visited elementary schools during the year to stimulate interest in reading. The Captains are Karen Hansen, Judy Hopson, Liv Lassen, Donald Granger, and Bill Mclntire. Our lygHS Grouped around the main desk of the Junior High library are members of the teams which went to various elementary schools in the city to talk books:, and encourage use of the library. ||g HOY - -W i B jK -y J M Lj L .-M m - -TL . JTBi — . i tw K V I M.mjiIIIB Jfl P 1 v SHfR i ■ a a 1 Pictured in the library are students who have spent many hours performing various duties in helping the library to serve the student body. These people help to unpack new books when they arrive, they check out books, write overdue slips, and in other ways assist the regular li- brarians to make our school library more useful. Ciovavy And this is a view of the library, looking from the rear of the reading room toward the main circulation desk. Our library is becoming better stocked as time passes, and is beingused more and more by individual students, teachers, and classes. These are the officers of the Student Cooperative Association. They are Dick Allerton, president, Frances Fry, secretary, Ronnie Coltrane, chaplain, Gay Carpenter, secretary, and Bobby Bunn, vice president. Student Below are pictured the SCA ushers. In the first row, left to right, they are David Rutledge, Jimmy Boone, Bill Mclntire, Harvey Huffstetler, WalterSivertson, and Bobby Bunn. In the second row, Zonona Hortan, Armen Bush, Gay Carpenter, Frances Fry, and Jinx Abbott. f A ' w k n � • 1 1 SmStit • i - J Aw - Pictured above are the homeroom representatives of the SCA. meet and discuss school problems and report to their homerooms. These students Cooperative Association Below are pictured the members of the SCA welcoming committee. These stu- dents welcome new students to Junior High. Pictured above are members of the bulletin board and calendar committee. In the picture below left are members of the advisory committee, and below right is a picture of the honor council. Pictured above are members of the social committee of the SCA. And below is a picture of the as- sembly committee. These are members of the lost and found committe of the SCA, in the picture above. And below are pictured the two SCA ’’storekeepers. 26 £a Societe 3rancaise Members are Jan Gifford, Patsy Henry, Madeline Long, Gayle Mathis, Toni Mulac, Sandy Reed, Har- riet Hatch, Sharon Pursifull, Mary Carpenter, Robert Armstrong, Lynn Himes, Donna Little, Kay -Lin Pratt, Annette Landry, Arther Chamberlain, Sherry Barlow, Carol Hossby, Ann Nichols, Connie Ogle, Kathy Kasper, Bunny Dix, Don Granger, Robert Le Court, and officers Carol Traylor, Gwen Seidler, Edna Kegly, and Beverly Baynes. Better known to us as the French Club, this group of French scholars have banded together to further their knowledge of the French, their language and their customs. This being the first year that we have had a French class in the school is the first time that we have had a French club. These stu- dents meet with Miss Marilyn Feist after school. One student was talking to one of his tea- chers asking her for help in French. She told him that she had at one time taken French but she could not remember much now. All that she could remember was Parlez vous Francaise?Chevrolet coupe. 27 I de Cavalier — Band members in the picture, beginning at the first row left of center, are Mary Carpenter, Jack Bausman, Buddy Mitchell, Alvin Butterworth, and Bryan Marks. In the second row are Bill Miller, Gary Joyce, Nancy Milton, Mary Munden, Ann Graham, Roie O- liver, and Bobby Bunn. In the third row are Margaret Small, John Henderson, Margaret Kuhn, Noel Walsh, John Ratliff, and Gary Crum. Fourth row, left side of picture, includes Delmas Moore, Ben Lawton, Elliot Schoonover and A1 Abbitt. Back row left, on drums, are Harvey Huffstetler, Ronnie Coltrane, Anne Minter, David Givens (bass), and in front of them are Taylor Milner and Francis Bomberger. Cornets, in back, left, are Steve Williams, Bev Garrett, Mike Worthington, Robert Marshall, Don- nie Wright, Bobby Burch, Lindsay Turner, ReidHudson, Bill Thompson, Doug Ramsay, and Arnold Em- mons. Bass, right rear, left to right, are Jim Burden, Robert Lackey, Carl Olsen, and Keith Williams. Trombones, from left to right, are George Sellars, Tom Hodge, Jim Goalder, and Robert Arm- stong. In the first row right of center, left to right, are Gay Jarvis, Roberta Ramsey, Elizabeth Black- well, Steve Taylor, Mike Turner, and Chappel Pierce. Second row right of center, Diane Gilkey, Jane Hurd, Ann Gillespie, Nellie Smith, Sandra Ellis, Donna Schroer, and Rita Kennedy. Behind them in the third row are Ronnie Lowder, Betty Bradburn, Dave Miller, Charles Davidson, Connie Bunn, and Bob Baals. 28 Junior High ' s Cavalier band is under the direction of Mr. Donald Bruno, bandmaster at our school since it was first organized in 1956. Students are justly proud of all organi- zations at Junior High, but no group, any where at any time, have done more to earn this school ' s admiration than our band. Mr. Bruno has spared no effort to mold this organization into one of the finest junior high school bands to be found anywhere. His pupils have consistently placed high in vari- ous competitions, and they have received tre- mendous applause for their programs in con- cert, as a marching band, in assemblies, and at athletic events. 29 Left to right in the front row are Roie Oliver, Donna Schroer, Roberta Ramsey, Jane Hurd, Nellie Smith, and Gay Jarvis. In the second row are Gary Crum, Sandra Ellis, Anne Gillespie, Diane Gilkey, Elizabeth Blackwell, and Steve Taylor. Below, left to right, front row, are Bryan Marks, Bill Mclntire, Bobby Baals, Chappell Pierce, and Rita Kennedy. Second row, Ronnie Lowder, Betty Bradburn, David Miller, Charles Davidson, and Connie Bunn. 1 1 - if . - ' ' - 1 fl - ' 1 I m ( W V«l 1 1 i Above, first row left to right, John Henderson, Mary Carpenter, Bill Millar, Jack Bausman, Alvin Butterworth, Buddy Mitchell, and John Ratliff. In the second row, Jean Munden, Bunny Small, Margaret Kuhn, Gary Joyce, Ann Graham, Nancy Milton, Noel Walsh, and Mike Turner. Below, front, left to right, Lindsey Turner, Bev Garrett, Mike Worthington, Arnold Emmons, Bill Thompson, and Reid Hudson. In the second row, Stephen Williams, Robert Marshall, Donnie Wright, Bobby Burch, and Doug Ram- sey. In the group above, front row left to right, are Delmas Moore, Ben Lawton, Elliot Schoon- over, and A1 Abbitt. In the second row, Robert Lackey, Jim Bur- den, Carl Olsen, Keith Williams, and David Gi- vens. In the picture on the right are George Sel- lers and Jimmy Goalder in the front row, and Tom Hodge and Robert Armstrong. i ( I (5fie Cftora Qroup Choral group members are, left to right, first row: Sharon Barfield, Donna Blalock, Caroline Car- tin, Mary Dry, Elsie Carter, Beulah Alligood, Linda Avent, Sandra Abbott, Karen Stroberg, Betty John- son, Barbara Strensrud, Elsie Hall. Second row: Kathy Kelly, Judy Seidenader, Susan Trousdell, Le- lia Hubbard, Joyce Dame, Beth Richards, Lane Robeson, Virginia Robinson, Barbara Stephens, Pat Marshall, Judy Smith. Third row: Judy Savage, Bonita Parks, Dell Adams, Ann Marion, Linda Gibson, Brenda Hodge, Betty King, Linda Chrismon, Jane Slaughter, Donna Brooks, Alice Johnson, Molly Ca- shion, Peggy Sassman, Frances Tanner, Barbara Huff, Ann White. Fourth row: Paul Nunally, John Pajot, Ed Williams, Raymond Michie, David Watkins, Wilber Ausbrooks, Joe Eason. The choral group is directed by Miss Grace Bayne and is made up of eighth and ninth grade students who meet daily at Sixth period. The chorus participated in the fourth annual Christmas concert and appeared in some assemblies. One very important section of the Cavalier Band, are the drummers. From left to right in the picture belowthey are Taylor Millner, Frances Bomberger, Lynne Minter, Ronnie Coltrane, Harvey Huffstetler, and Bobby Bunn. Members of the Art Service Club pictured here are, left to right in the front row, Janet DuVal, Nancy Geragi, Betty Feamster, Cheryl Nelson, and Susan Lawford. Second row, Claudia McLaughlin, Sylvia Hayes, Ann Cook, and Pat dePietro. Third row, Diane Rash, Betty Wall, Ruth Hampton, Sandra Ball, Eileen V ' ilk, and Harriet Hatch, Fourth row, Jerry Hiza, Billy Cox, James Culliton, HerbSoles, David Kahn„ Art Service Club The Art Service Club is made up of students who are interested in being of some service to the school by using their talents in art to help make posters, decorate for school dances, assist in preparation of stage sets, and in other ways provide art services to any school group. Mr. George R. Chavatel, art instructor at Junior High, is responsible for the organization of the art service group, and is, of course, the Club sponsor. 34 This group of m embers of the Art Service Club are, from Left to right, front row, Lathonne Crain, Pat Smith, Sharon Hansen, Jane Hurd, Leslie Lustig, and Winnie Wood. Second row, Ann Saunders, Sherry Barlow, Phyllis Yohe, Carol Hornsby, Ann Nuckols, and Inez Clemmons. Third row, Cynthia Elthingham, Gracie Evans, Sharon Pursifull, Karen King, Freddie Stockum, and Timothy Miller. Fourth row, Landon Woolridge, Bill Shaver, Bobby Reynolds, Bing Gatewood, Lynn Clark, and David Givens. Below, seated left to right, are Lynn Gallagher, Barbara Liddle, Bonnie Campbell, Susan Akers, Margaret Loughridge, Madoline Long. Middle row, Joe Wilburn, Brenda Reynolds, Judy Monohan, Jan Gifford, Elizabeth Walker, Diane Urrutia, Linda Shell, Joyce Gardner, and Pat Mosler. In the back row are Steve Ammons, Roger Midgette, Luther Wooldridge, Robert Pollock, Tony Por- reca, Jimmy Harrison, Steve Novinger, and Sally Marion. 5(ie Annual Staff This is the group of students primarily responsible for editing material for this year ' s school annual. There was no class in journalism, as was the case in years past. The staff met after school, working out their plans for THE CAVALIER and getting copy and pictures together as the materials became available. Seated, left to right, are Betty Bradburn, Cheryl Ballard, Editor-in-chief Robbie Robinson, Ma- naging Editor Betty Moore, and Roie Oliver. Standing, in the same order, are Diane Urrutia, Wilson Harper, Jinx Abbott, Kay Nettles, Donna O ' Malley, Bert Smith, Ronnie Shrecengost, Landon Wooldridge, Robert Pollock, Grace Evans, Mary Frances Hancock, and Vonnie Burcher. 36 de Cavalier Committee Members 1 These are the people who assisted the executive staff of the 1960 CAVALIER. In the first row are Janet Duval, Barbara Beverage, Elizabeth Walker, Elizabeth Brooks, Helen Baker, Mary Jane Firth, and Suzette Weaver. Second row: Jessie Karam, Dorothy Thompson, Lynn Himes, Koleen DeHart, Robert Ramsey, Lynne Wilem, and Kay Stevens. Third row: Pat diPietro, Lynne Minter, Karen Nolan, Alice Davidson, Margaret Lee Rogers, Mer- rill Curtis, and Cheryl Nelson. Fourth row: Jane Saughter, Anne Cook, Judy Bryant, Allyson Granger, Judy Bohannan, Janet Har- per, and Karen Baals. In the fifth row are Lee Bull, Terry Jordan, and Trent Taylor. Qde Patrol The student patrol at Junior High helps to direct student traffice in the halls, on the stairways, in the cafeteria, and to and from the buses. (jfie Civics CluS Our Civics Club, under the direction of social studies teacher Mrs. J. C. Reynolds, is not a large group but they are especially interested in history and civics. The members pictured above are George Sellers, Nan- cy Wade, Taylor Milliner, Kathy Kelly, Peter Nickerson, and Pam Gillie. First row, left to right: Ira Neal, B. B. Underwood, Kenny Farino, Josef Ruth, Tommy Bridges. Second row, Carolyn Owens, Bonnie Gall, LaBinda Hefner, Carolyn Wiggington, Joan Wilson, DiAnne Rollins, Coleen DeHart. Third row: Ann Johnson, Dale Ellis, Lynn Edging, Connie Ogle, GwenSeidler, Kathie Frost, Flo Bleak- ley. Fourth row: Barbara Yorke, Armen Bush, Zonona Horton, Tommie Sutton, Joyce Burkholder, Judy Hopson, and Linda Davis. Drama tics The Drama Department is headed by Mr. Edward C. Lassiter. Students who are enrolled in the drama class participate in plays, work backstage, and learn thefunda- mentals of preparing for and presenting stage entertainments. This group presents at least two plays during a school year. Their first production of the current year was Antigone . 40 Bill Mclntire solves problem at the board for the inquiring members of the Math Club. The members seated are, left to right, Mark Beveridge and Gary Crum. First row, Steve Taylor, Nancy Toll, Stephen Williams, and Lindsey Turner. Second row, Ricky Gay and Jay Maynard. Third row, Billy Cox and Hyman Greenbaun. Fourth row, Donna Foushee, Judy Hopson, Hays Mershon. Fifth row, Jean Williams, Delmas Moore, and Doug Smith. Maffi CluS MATH CLUB OFFICERS Stephen Williams Billy Cox Delmas Moore . Bill Mclntire . . Lindsey Turner. Judy Hopson . . . . . .President . Vice-President . . . .Secretary Parliamentarian .... Custodian . . . .Librarian The Math Club is an honorary organization of the Warwick Jr. High. The members explore topics of mathematics not studied in class. They have spea- kers from local industries and take field trips to lo- cal industries. 41 3ivst Period 3 HA Karen Hanson, second-vice president, shows the scrapbook to first period FHA. Standing, from left, are PatdiPietro, Betty Greene, Connie Gray, Gail Hess, Jean Lute, Mary Williams, Phyllis Fish, Brenda Inge, Mary Frances Hancock, Nancy Brooks, Rita Lentz, Pat Bos, Katie Dempsey, Barbara Huff, Linda Hinnant, Gloria Kruse, Janice Smithwick, Robin Parkman, Norene Dowdy, Kay Sommers, Mary Lee Roberts, Sharon Green, Linda Peach, and Joanne Rowe. Seated are Bobbie Ashmore, Anita DeBoe, Roseellen Wessner, Cynthia Rowe, Maxine Thomas, Val Coleman, Glenda Stanifer, Donna Creighton, and Judy Smith. 3utuve Homemakers of America The Ann M. Amott Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is a local organization in which home economics students learn to be more efficient homemakers. Second Period 3HA Sandra Sheppard calls second period meeting to order. FHA members standing, from left to right, are Donna Foushee, JoAnn Boughan, Loretta Beddard, Carol Sadler, Margie Hall, Joanne Bernardin, Cathy Larson, Mary Anne Summerfield, Cynthia Eltringham, JoAnn Sheppard, and Joanne Hazlewood. Seated, left to right are Jean Fox, Jackie Bridges, June Wood, and Cindy Riley. Second row, left to right, Ida May Norris, Judy Walker, Joan Cowan, Dorothy Thompson, Frances Hubbard, Judy Mauldin, Donna Stallings, Barbara Beverage, and Ann Saunders. V«“ i p Members of thirdperiod FHA shown above are, left to right, first row, Susan Thomas, Mary Train- ham, Kathy Willis, Peggy Hazzard, Connie Hardison, Linda Bishop, Mary Van Roberson, and Betty Yorke. Second row, Nancy Thomas, Donna Reed, Betty Perry, Shirley J ohnson, Yvonne Boyette, Jeanie Zelinsky, Carol Harris, Margaret McMahan, Elizabeth Brooks, Dianne Harris, Susan Nixon, Pat Keat- ing, and Christina Webb. Third row, Donna South, Betty Wiseman, Peggy Thomas, Phyllis Keith, Marie Dudley, Betty Wil- liams, Diana Scandali$, Kay Stevens, Melanie Patteson, Donna Pinkson, Carlene Williams, Ruby Hin- nant, and Pat Fox. Fourth row, Joyce Jones, Terry Fullman, Judy Sponsler, Susan Jovin, Vicky Covington, Phyuis McDaniel, Dee Mushaney, Carolyn Hamme, Pat Thomas, Bonnie Riley, and Clara Morris. 3ourtd Period 3HA Members of the fourth period FHA are Wanda Lemonds, Polly Grant, Peggy Bell, Brenda Wall, Toni Bishop, and Faye Moore in the first row. Second row, foreground, are Linda Shell, Judy Ledford, Ann Jones, Gail Hoffman, Mary Lee Brough - man, Janice Butler, Becky Bowen, Joyce Copeland, Patty Knapp, Dale Everitt, Becky McCough, Er- linda Eres. Third row, Mary Frances Vaughn, Allyson Granger, Judy Ware, Nancy Wade, Georgette Knight and Vivian Blair. Standing, Becky Spalding, Alma Gonzalez, Shirley Modlin, Ann Gillen, Rachel Kubitz, Elaine Ar- thur, Sue Corbett, Carol Hicks, Kay Franklin, Barbara Hicks, Paulette Ellingsworth, Pat Tidmarsh, and Gladys Rivera. 5Hird Period 3 HA 3if tfi Period 3 HA In fifth period FHA, the girls above meet and study homemaking. They are, in front, kneeling, Stephany Yurkewich, Joyce Lanning, Bonnie Barker, Rexine Reeves, Esther Reed, and Nancy Huff. Sitting, left to right, are Lelia Wells, Inez Clemmons, Lynn Terry, Cheryl Formichelli, Brenda Lockstampford, Kay Brooks, Trudy Fulcher, and Frances Norris. Standing are Mary Ripley, Marsha Conn, Becky Sprinkle, Pat Elder, Mary Jane Firth, Catherine Murphy, Renate Horky, Phyllis Brandt. Patricia Congleton, Sandy Winfrey, Ann Stalling, and Sandra Kemp. Sixtfi Period 3 HA Sixth period chairman, JoAnne Reese, illustrates one of the FHA chapter goals, .adequate food for the family. Seated in the front row are Janie Woods and Patsy Glenn. In the second row are Donna Darnley, Ruth Hampton, Bobbie Setzer, and standing are Sandy McElroy, Rosemary Eason, Elaine Clark, Pau- lette Dudley, Betty Hamilton, Judy Kmetz, and Sharon Taylor. Shown above, in the school’s darkroom, are the officers of the camera club. They are Susan Trousdell, secretary, Mike Lake, president, and Ronnie Tilly, vice pre- sident. de Camera Club The camera club at Junior High was organized last year by request of a few stu- dents who were interested in getting instruction in the art of photography, and in join- ing with other students to take and process good pictures. This year the group is being directed by science teacher, Mr. Harry Harmon. Each member uses his own camera and other materials, and in addition, the school has some equipment in a make -shift darkroom on the second floor. 46 de Cdeerleaders These are our cheerleaders; they are the girls who have lead our teams to victory. Of course, you can ' t leave out the players or our coaches, but without cheerleaders . . . who knows? Above, they form a big W for Warwick. From left to right, they are : Gloria Stallings, Lane Robertson, Frances Fry, Dorothy Corell, Margie Gillespie, and kneeling in front of her is Gay Carpenter. Next is Cherry Copol- la, Vicky Skopinski, Sandra Smith, and Tommie Sutton. BMBKi Me 2959 Cauaii iev THE PLAYERS Members of the 1959 Cavalier football team are Wayne Henderson, Joe Stillwell, Jesse Wainwright, Mike Challoner, Howard Wiseman, Ronnie Thomas, Charles Bacon, Robert Brittingham, David Smith, and Jack Dietrich. In the second row, Woody Hitt, Sid Lambiotte, Fred Suttle, Bobby Davis, Bobby Hall, Freddy Hitt, Jim Monahan, Bill Bowman, Jonny Johnson, and Sutton Basemore. Third row, Richard Canady, Earl McCormick, Walter Sivertson, George Richardson, Chips Mc- Callum, Nicky Monk, Guy Ervin, and Bob Scharnus. In the fourth row, David Rutledge, Calvert Ross, Paul Goggin, John Porter, Richard Hudson, Dan- ny Smith, Cecil Hancock, and David Cottrall. Fifth row, Mike Lake, Tommy Mahoney, Bobby Myers, Tony Williamson, Jerry Ashley, Robert Brown, Shep Holiday, and Jimmy Williams. 48 v SootSdl 5 earn The Coach THE RECORD CAVALIERS 6. . . . Poquoson 0 CAVALIERS 48. . . . Thorpe 0 CAVALIERS 7. . . . Blair 19 CAVALIERS 21 . . . . Gloucester 0 CAVALIERS 13. . . .Wythe 20 CAVALIERS 25. . . . York 2 CAVALIERS 25. . . . V ' ythe 0 CAVALIERS 33. . . . Thorpe 0 CAVALIERS 26. . . . Buckroe 7 49 I. Danny Smith, guard, number 11; Richard Hudson, halfback, number 18; John Porter, end, number 27; Jimmy Colbert, quarterback, number 34; Bob Scharnus, fullback, number 24; Robbie Brown, halfback, number 15; David Cottrell, halfback, number 12; Paul Goggin, halfback, number 14; and Cecil Hancock, tackle, num- ber 16. Co- captains Ronnie Thomas and Howard Wiseman ese Are 5de Capaiim Sid Lambiotte Quarterback Nicky Monk Center George Richardson Halfback Ronnie Thomas Halfback Sutton Bazemore Halfback Walter Sivertson Robert Brittingham Wayne Henderson Guard Tackle Tackle Fred Suttle David Smith Woodie Hitt Tackle Tackle Guard Jack Dietrich Tackle Bobby Davis Tackle Jim Monahan Fullback Earl McCormick End Charles Bacon Halfback Fred Hitt Guard Congratulations to all tfie Cavaliers! Skipper Joyce, Ceeil Hancock, David Cottrell, and David Walker. Standing, Jimmy Colbert, Sid Lambiotte, Bill Bowman, Conway Smith, and Dick Allerton. “One Champions ’ 59 ' ’60 Record CAVALIERS ... 30 Faculty 45 CAVALIERS ... 40 St. Vincent .... 32 CAVALIERS ... 35 Thorpe 24 CAVALIERS ... 43 Newport News . . 29 CAVALIERS ... 42 George Wythe . . 26 CAVALIERS ... 25 Faculty 39 CAVALIERS ... 60 Buckroe 27 CAVALIERS ... 25 George Wythe . . 24 CAVALIERS ... 33 Thorpe 32 CAVALIERS ... 34 Newport News . . 29 CAVALIERS ... 35 Buckroe 26 CAVALIERS ... 62 St. Vincent .... 29 CAVALIERS ... 50 Wythe 37 CAVALIERS ... 33 Thorpe 35 CAVALIERS ... 40 Buckroe 42 CAVALIERS ... 50 Thorpe 29 CAVALIERS ... 44 Wythe 26 CAVALIERS ... 33 Buckroe 22 54 Kneeling are the managers, Bobby Duke and Wayne Henderson. Players pictured are Bobby Myers, Bobby Lanier, and Anthony Farino. Coaches are Mr. Butler and Mr. Drudge. Kneeling are Jimmy Harrison, Richard Hudson, David Rutledge, and Howard Wiseman. Standing are John Atwood, Robbie Rob i ns o n , Earl McCormick, Mike Challoner, and O. T. Phillips. Caoalier Oops junior Basftdftall ‘6ei.ni All Peninsula Higft Softools Get with ' em, team! Oh, I just can ' t watch! 55 On the way up Look out below All by myself Cavaliers Win 14, Cose 2 Excitement every which way SHOOT ! Up we go and we ' re off Which way? Which way? Cavaliers Sofal 659 Points, Opponents 469 On the way in How high I am Yea, Coach! 1 it fa w I ; i r Esm L • 4 M ) J |r 58 5de Nintd Qra.de Ninth grade students proceed next to Warwick High for the final three years of high school, after two sessions of being Cavaliers . At Junior High, these students establish a program of work normally followed through high school. Modern foreign languages and a second year of algebra are recent new offer- ings at Junior High. There is no formal graduation at our school. There is, how- ever, a ninth grade assembly, late in the spring, at which various awards are made. Parents are always welcomed at these assemblies. George Adkins Carol Akers Susan Akers Walter Allen George Allender Dick Allerton Steve Ammons Leon Anderson Wayne Andleton Bill Andrews Robert Baals Floyd Backley Charles Bacon Arnold Bailey Richard Bailey Ginny Baker Herman Baker Cheryl Ballard Patti Bammer Pat Bange Robert Barclay Randy Bargalze Glenn Barlow Virginia Barracks Ann Bartley Patsy Bateman Sutton Bazemore Robert Bennett Ronald Bensten Carolyn Berry Sue Black Scot Blake Arnell Blanton Flo Bleakley Freddie Blount Morris Bollinger Kenneth Bond Jack Bausman Bobby Bower Bill Bowman Betty Bradburn Phyllis Brandt Ronnie Brecher Jim Brewer Larry Bridges Tommy Bridges Betty Brinkley Ronald Brinkley Robert Brittingham Ann Brock Donna Brooks Robert Brooks Sammy Brooks Esther Brown Shirley Brown Char la Bruce Conrad Brunk Ronald Brunk Judy Bryant Rusty Bryant Bobby Bunn Bobby Burcher Vonnie Burcher Jimmie Burden Joyce Burkholder Charles Burnette Donald Burrell Armen Bush Martin Butler Alvin Butterworth Barbara Butts Dwight Butts Jean Byrd Joe Call Shirley Camden Margie Campbell Richard Canaday Ronald Capps Nancy Cardwell P at Carleton Ronnie Carmean Judy Carmines Gay Carpenter Mary Carpenter Harry Carr Wayne Carrington Fe McCarron Richard Cason Carrol Carter Nancy Cassel Mike Challoner Elaine Chappell Carrol Christian Linda Chrisman Lynn Clark Inez Clemmons Betty Coberly Shirley Colgan Harrison Collins James Collins Anne Cook Bobby Copeland Patricia Copes Lawrence Coppari George Corrick Ann Covington Robert Cox Lathonne Crain Roger Cratch Patrick Crawford Peggy Crotty Gary Crum Arturo Cruz Janet Cullen Merrill Curtis Edward Dale Cam Darnley Donna Darnley Alice Davidson Bobby Davis Donnie Davis Linda Davis Myrtle Davis Johnny Deas Koleen DeHart Joe DeLorenzo Jack Derring Leslie Deyong Henry Dickerson Dickie Dickinson Jack Dietrick Pat DiPietro Bunny Dix Dickie Dobson Louise Doughty Carolyn Douglas Norene Dowdy Paulette Dudley Sara Dunaway Janie Duberg Bobby Duke Richard Duke Gary Duncan Bonnie Dunston Joe Eason Linda East Lynn Edging Phyllis Edwards William Eken Judy Elder Ken Eley Ruth Ellinger Earl Elliot Benny Ellis Dale Ellis Olivia Ellis Cleo Ellsworth Susan Epes Guy Erwin Grace Evans Don Everitt Hershell Fogleman Brenda Faison Kenny Farino Charles Farr Jerry Fedor Joyce Feliz Bill Ferris Henry Field Phyllis Fish Carter Flannagan Betty Lou Fleming Harry Foard John Foeds Allen Fontaine Jean Fox Marie Fox Ronald Fox Wayne Franklin Kathie Frost Frances Fry Gary Fuhrmeister Douglas Fullman Bonnie Gall Shirley Galloway Joyce Gardner Ken Garland Beverly Garrett Sharon Gary Bing Gatewood Martha Gibbons Jean Gibson Diane Gilkey Ann Gillespie Marjorie Gillespie Ronald Tilley Susan Girton David Givens Patsy Glenn Raymond Glenn Jane Glisson Mary Jo Goens Wayne Gowers Disa Graff Ann Graham Donald Granger Anilda Graulau Mary Graves Pat Graves Connie Gray Linda Green Mildred Green Betty Greene Jason Griffith Murriel Grizzard Douglas Grizzle Steven Grubbs James Gunn Randy Guy Michail Guye Patricia Hall Joanne Hamilton Roger Hamilton Ruth Hampton Mary F. Hancock Connie Hardison Emerson Hardy Janet Harper Wilson Harper Jim Harrison Richard Harrison David Harvey Harriet Hatch George Hatchell Gail Houghton Janice Hawkins Robert Hawkins Joanne Hazelwood Peggy Hazzard Barbara Head David Hewett Steve Herring Patsy Henry Wayne Henderson LaBindia Heffner Jesse Hicks Louis Higgins Nancy Higgins Lynn Himes Pattie Hennant Freddie Hitt Woodie Hitt Jerry Hiza Sandra Hoard Loreu Hoecher Brenda Hodge Sylvia Hogan Mitch Hollingsworth Charles Hoover Judy Hopson Renate Horky Carol Hornsby Zonona Horton John Huber Rodney Hudson Barbara Huff Charles Huffman Harvey Huffstetler Ralph Hughes Wayne Hunsucker Donna Hussey Jimmy Hunt Vernon Hunt Judy Hyle Randy Ingram Richard Jaite Gay Jarvis Bill Jones Cary Jones Gordon Jones Ronnie Jones Ann Johnson Betty Johnson Cheryl Johnson Johnny Johnson Donald Johnson Skipper Joyce Terry Kean Thomas Keatts Vicki Keeter Skeets Keeter Edna Kegley Rita Kennedy Sandra Kennedy Linda Kennell Johnny Kent Betty King Doug King Karen King Chester Kittrell Judy Kmetz Andy Kowalski Johnny Krebs Rachel Kubits Merlyn Kunze Robert Lackey Mike Lake Sara Lamb Connie Lambert Sid Lambiotte Mary Stuart Land Robert Larson Liv Lassen Linda Lassiter Wayne Lotta Mary Laughlin Ben Lawton Norma Layman Bob LeCount Judy Lenz Jack Lewis Joan Lewis Gene Lilly Brad Lindsay Donna Little Richard Lodge Bob Loveland Ronnie Lowder Mike Luper Jean Lute Pamela MacDonald Linda Manchester Sally Marion Bryant Marks Nancy Marks Robert Marshall Dale Martin Jimmy Martin Alfred Masters John Matthews Harry Mayer Jay Maynard Chips McCallum Earl McCormick Brenda McCubbins Frankie McDaniel Sandra Me Elroy Bill Mclntire Karen McLellon Richard McRae Rocky Meadows Mike Mears Earl Meredith Judy Meredith Pat Meredith Roger Midgette David Millar William Millar Nancy Milton Lynne Minter Buddy Mitchell Marilyn Moffitt Jim Monahan Nicky Monk Betty Moore Delmas Moore Emmett Moore Jerry Morgan Judith Morgan Charles Morris Clara Morris Sharon Morris Carolyn Morrisette Patricia Morrison Pat Mosler Rita Moss Kay Mountcastle Frank Muire Billy Mullen Jean Mundin Catherine Murphy Robert Murphy Ann Napier Ira Neal Cheryl Nelson Kay Nettles Harry New Mary Ann Nichols nm David Nicolai Karen Nolan Ida Mae Norris John Nutly Danny Oakley David Oakley Bonnie O ' Donnell Connie Ogle Roie Oliver Carl Olsen Donna O ' Malley Carol O ' Pry Judy Osborne Bobby Overman Dwight Overstreet Carolyn Owens Carolyn Oxner Dalton Parker Janet Parker Rosemary Parker Tyrone Parker Linda Parrino Ethel Payne Gene Peach James Penland Edgardo Perez Connie Perkins Betty Perry Tommy Pitchford Howard Plessinger Dorothy Plessinger Becky Panton Tony Porreca Jane Powell Johnny Powers Kay- Lynn Pratt Priscilla Price Phillip Privette Janet Prizio Richard Pugh Pat Rackley Roberta Ramsey Diane Rash John Ratliff Thomas Redman Donna Reed Esther Reed Owen Reed Jo Ann Reese Rexine Reeves Arthur Reilly Susanne Reim Page Renn Carman Reyes Bobby Reynolds Stephen Rice Beth Richards Clara Richardson George Richardson Alton Roach Charles Robens Tim Roberson Mary Lee Roberts George Robertson Lane Robeson •HfVnn Robinson Thomas Robinson Margaret Rodgers Dianne Rollins Henry Roper Barbara Ross Wilson Russell Josef Ruth James Sandridge Kay Sands Bryan Saunders John Saunders Robert Savage Josey Schaefer Mike Schmitt Gwen Seidler Bobbie Setzer Janice Seyffer Jean Seyffer Jack Sharp Billy Shaver Lili Shaw Martha Sheldon William Shenk Randy Shepherd Jo Ann Sheppard Sandra Sheppard Billy Sherman William Shifer Della Shingler Janice Shingler Ronnie Shrecengost Kenneth Sibley Pat Sills Mary Simmons Gary Sink Walter Sivertson Vicky Skopinski Jane Slaughter Paul Slimp Linda Sloan Bert Smith Billie Smith Conway Smith David Smith David Smith Judy Smith Larry Smith Lowry Smith Patricia Smith Robert Smith Scott Smith Spencer Smith William Smith William Smith Rose Snow Carlene Snyder Henry Snyder Lynn Sokol Kay Sommers Barbara Soulard Brenda Soulard James Southard Buddy Spencer Brenda Spikes Judy Sponsler Becky Sprinkle Eugene Stagg Ann Stallings Donna Stallings Gloria Stallings Richard Stamey Thomas Stamey Pat Stanton Judy Starmer Carla Stewart Margaret Stewart Joe Stillwell Sam Sullivan Gene Summerlin Bruce Sumrall Fred Suttle Tommie Sutton Janet Taylor Jean Taylor Joseph Taylor Jimmy Terry Lynn Terry Bobby Thomas Courtney Thomas Leon Thomas Maxine Thomas Nancy Thomas Ronnie Thomas Susan Thomas Dick Thornsberry Ronald Thornsberry Thomas Thurston Nancy Toll Mary Trainham Carol Traylor Susan Trousdell Sam Tucker Lindsey Turner Maxine Tuttle Rose Marie Tweedie B. 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Underwood Diane Urrutia Keith Vaughan Maxine Verlander Leonard Vogel Shirley Vogel Terry Vogel David Walker Betty Wall Nellie Walters Betty Ward Patricia Ward Dickie Warthan David Watkins Faye Webb Lelia Wells Ann White Diane Whitmore Carolyn Wigginton Bobby Wilburn Eileen Wilk Merlyn Wilkins Janet Wilkinson Betty Williams Carlene Williams Jean Williams Joan Williams Judy Williams Judy Williams Judy Williams Steve Williams Kathy Willis Joan Wilson Kenneth Wilson Pat Wingo Howard Wiseman Frances Wood Janie Woods Landon Wooldridge Luther Wooldridge Jim Wright Peggy Wright Stephen Yeager Mary Yeatts Phyllis Yohe Jimmie York Barbara Yorke Anthony Zeitz Sandra Zimmerman (5fte Sigdtd Qrade A1 Abbitt David Abbott Carolyn Lancaster Sandra Abicht Dell Adams Terri Adams Sam Allaun Beulah Alligood Robert Armstrong Elaine Arthur Jerry Ashley Barba ra Ashmore John Atwood Karen Aungst Wilbur Ausbrooks Linda Avent Karen Baals Charlotte Bahnson Betty Bailey Marilyn Bailey Helen Baker Sandra Ball Victoria Ballou Clyde Banton Vickie Bammer Doris Barber Jean Barker John Wayne Barlow Sherry Barlow Catherine Barnes Bobby Barnett Pat Barnett Judy Basford Beverly Baynes Susie Bear Peggy Bell Norma Bender Dwight Benton Arthur Berger Joanne Bernardin Barbara Beverage Mark Beveridge Linda Bishop Toni Bishop Jimmy Bivings Jean Black Elizabeth Blackwell Vivian Blair William Blake Wayne Blaker Donna Blalock Richard Blount Francis Bomberger Chuck Boney Jimmy Boon Pat Bos JoAnn Boughan Rebecca Bowen Ronnie Bowler Bruce Bowman John Boyette Yvonne Boyette Elsie Brandt Ralph Brandt Jacquelyn Bridges Robbie Brown Elizabeth Brooks Nancy Brooks Mary Lee Broughman Charles Brown Roger Back Ralph Buckner Lee Bull Mark Bunch Connie Bunn Bobby Burch Thomas Burgess Yvonne Burgess Larry Butcher Herman Butcher Janice Butler John Byrd Margaret Anne Byrn Hatcher Cale Fred Call Mike Callaway Joe Camden Harry Cameron Bonnie Campbell Maureen Campbell Phyllis Campbell Molly Cashion Carmen Cardamone Jennie Carraway Brook Carter Elsie Carter Judy Carter Caroline Cartin Shirley Cavaner Arthur Chamberlain James Chestnut Rose Christensen Elaine Clark JoAnne Clark Tommy Clark Tommie Clarke Sam Slymer Tommy Coberly Jere Colbert Jimmy Colbert Rhonda Coleman Val Coleman Jimmie Collie Sharon Collier Ronnie Coltrane Eddy Converse Joyce Copeland Sherry Coppala Sue Corbett Marsha Corn Jackie Costello Dorothy Correll Nancy Corrick Joan Cowan David Cottrell Vicki Covington Harry Creamer Billy Creighton Donna Creighton Warren Crocker James Culliton Michael Culp Richard Cunningham Velma Curtin Carey Curtin Joyce Dame Benny Darnley Andy Davenport Art Davidson Charles Davidson Brenda Davis Faston Davis Jerry Davis Mary Lee Davis Michael Davis Rebecca Davis Ronald Davis Steve Davis Ray Dawley Anita DeBoe Nickie DeMarino Katy Dempsey Perry DePue Eileen Diegman William Dissel Eddie Distel Judy Dr ewer y Mary Dry Jimmy Dudash Marie Dudley Janet Duval Linda Dyer Rosemary Eason David Edge Bob Edwards Peggy Eggleston Albert Eisenberg Tony Eldreth Donald Eley Paulette Ellingswortb William Elliot Sandra Ellis Cynthia Eltringham Randy Emanuel Arnold Emmons Rick Epley Erlinda Eres Raymond Eutsler Becky Evans Dale Everitt Diane Farinholt Tony Farino Betty Kay Feamster Tommy Ferguson Leslie Fiester Mary Jane Firth George Firth Donald Fisher David Fitchie Judith Fite Jimmy Fitzgerald Gene Fitzsimmons Melvin Fizzell Sharon Fleet Cheryl Formichelli Gilbert Foltz Gene Fowler Pat Fox Kay Franklin Frankie Freda Linda Freeland Trudy Fulcher Terry Fullman Lynn Gallagher Gary Gallaher Don Gaskins Penny Gatrell Richard Gay Martha Gentry Nancy Geragi Randy German Larry Gibson Linda Gibson Jan Gifford Linda Giles Ann Gillen Pamela Gillie Nancy Gilmore Sally Girton Donna Glass Joe Glynn Jimmy Goalder Lester Good G. 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Goddin Carla Goodfellow Paul Goggin Buddy Godfrey Bill Godfrey Wayne Godfrey Dickie Godwin Alma Gonzalez Carol Gough Allyson Granger Hawthorne Granger Sharon Grant Paulette Grant Patti Green Shannon Green Hyman Greenbaum Aubrey Gregory Donald Grevert Leslie Griffiths Terry Grinnalds Jay Gunter Bobby Hall Elsie Hall Eunice Hall Kate Hall Ernest Hamblin Betty Hamilton Janet Hamilton Carolyn Hamme Cecil Hancock Wade Hannun Sharon Hansen Sandy Hanson Mike Harbour Gene Harmon Carol Harris Dennis Harris Diane Harris Claude Harrison Jim Hawkins Sylvia Hayes Brenda Heffington John Henderson Douglas Henkel Gail Hess Billy Hickman Barbara Hicks Carol Hicks Ray Hicks David Hidy Peggy Hildebrand Joe Hildebrandt Cynthia Hines Linda Hinnant Jeff Hinson Lynne Hobart Sally Hodge Tom Hodge Jimmy Hodges George Hoercher Gail Hoffman Peter Hogg Patsy Hogge Catherine Hoggard Shep Holladay Buddy Hollowell Hank Hoover Jay Howell Leila Hubbard Richard Hudges Bob Hudgins Jerry Hudson Reid Hudson Richard Hudson Billy Hudnall Jerry Huffman Harriet Hundley David Hunt Paul Hunsucker Jane Hurd Walter Hutchins Stephen Hutchinson Ken Irby Sandra James Judy Jefferson Bill Jewell Alice Johnson Karen Johnson Shirley Johnson Tommy Jolliffe Elizabeth Jones Linda Jordan Terry Jordan Susan Jovin David Kahn Jeff Kanner Jessie Karman Kathy Kaspar Pat Keating Edward Kee Phyllis Keith Kathy Kelly Sandra Kemp Mary Kendrick Barbara Kerekes Walter Kiel Bette King Beth Klepper Patricia Knapp Georgette Knight Gloria Kruse Margaret Kuhn Bill Kunze Molly Laird Lois Lambert Sue Todd Lanier Robert Lanier Joyce Lanning Cathey Larson Charles Lascola Donna Foushee Gail Latta Susan Lawford Janet Layden Judy Ledford Jackie Leggett Suzanne LeHew Wanda Lemonds David Lentz Rita Lentz Wayne Lewis Barbara Liddle John Lilly Douglas Lindsay Roy Lockee Brenda Lockstampfor Ruth Loder James Long Madeline Long Wayne Long Margaret Loughridge Nancy Love Loukia Lucas Jerry Luckadoo Linda Lucker Bobby Lumpkin Dennis Lumpkin Leslee Lustig Careen Lyon Judy Mabe Billy MacArthur William Madison Andrea Madsen Edward Magilley Tommy Mahoney Harry Maney Ann Marion Patsy Marshall Lois Massey Gayle Mathis Judy Mauldin Leroy Maxie Jay Mayo Lamar McCrary Larry McCurry Phyllis McDaniel Lois McGee Beverly McGuire Claudia McLaughlin Margaret McMahan Becky Mecouch Freddie Meeks Bill Melton Phyllis Meredith Star Meroney Stephen Merritt Hays Mershen Andre Meyer Raymond Michie Tim Miller Taylor Millner Dennis Mitchell Shirley Modlin Judy Monahan Faye Moore Tommy Mooza Edward Mosler Bobby Motley Mike Motely David Mouat Toni Mulac Loretta Mulvihill Patsy Murphy James Murray Dee Mushaney Bobby Myers Lloyd Myers Edward Neilsen Eric Nelson Susan Nelson Ralph New Sherry Newsome Janet Nichols Marilyn Nichols Peter Nickerson Susan Nixon Frances Norris Rusty Norton Kathleen Novak Steve Novinger Ann Nuchols Diane Nunnally Paul Nunnally Donald Nuttall Nancy O ' Keefe Randy Oliver Joyce O ' Neal Dick Osborne Jimmy O ' Sullivan Janet Overstreet Reed Page Bill Pagnella John Pa jot Allen Parker Bobby Parker James Parker Vickie Parker Robin Parkman Bonita Parks Mike Parks Tommy Parrish Jackie Pate Melanie Patterson Linda Peach Timothy Pearce Johnnie Peterson Billy Phelps Tommy Phelps Owen Phillips Wayne Phillips Chappel Pierce Donna Pinkeston Clyde Pitchford Curtis Pittinger Barbara Pittman Edinia Pleasants Sherman Pleasants John Porter Bobby Powers Lee Pretty Larry Prevatte Tom Pride David Prinz Nancy Puchalski John Pugh Randall Pulley Carolyn Purgold Sharon Pursifull Doug Ramsey Sandy Read Bonnie Reilly Brenda Reynolds Janet Reynolds Otis Reynolds Vicar Reynolds Barry Rich Kenneth Riddle Cindy Riley Mary Ripley Gladys Rivera George Robbins Patricia Roberson Donald Roberts Joan Robertson Mary Robertson Luy Rodriguez Jamie Rodrigue z Ann Rollings Larry Roope Calvert Ross Emily Ross Steve Rountree Cynthia Rowe Joanne Rowe Barbette Runckel Nancy Russell David Rutledge Carol Sadler Chris Sampson Jimmy Sandahl Janet Sapp Peggy Sassman Ann Saunders F. 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Saunders Pamela Saunders Judy Savage Ralph Savage Diana Scandalis Michael Scarfia Bob Scharnus Charles Schmid Elliot Schoonover Matt Schreiber Donna Schrover Susan Schultz David Scoggins Judy Seidenader A1 Seigler Ann Sekerke George Sellers Warren Sweat Preston Shanks Neal Shawen David Sheffield Linda Shell Wayne Shelton Ed Shreeves Dorothy Silsby Jean Silvent Kenneth Simmons Linda Simmons Alice Sims Greg Sledge Gary Sluder Margaret Small Angela Smith Danny Smith David Smith Douglas Smith Johnny Smith Judith Smith Kingston Smith Linda Smith Margie Hall Michael Smith Nellie Smith Pat Smith Pat Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Sandy Smith Janice Smithwick Ellena Smoot Herb Soles Donna South Becky Spalding Patricia Spangler Robert Spears Gloria Spevey Charles Spruill Michael Squires Tom Stainback Rodney Stancill Glenda Stanifer Elizabeth Starling Ricky St. Clair Barbara Stensrud Barbara Stephens Kay Stevens Thirza Stinson Bobby Stocks Fredrick Stockum Karen Stroberg Tommy Suiter Mary Ann Summerford Ronnie Surles Frances Tanner Deanna Taylor Harvey Taylor Paul Taylor Sharon Taylor Shirley Taylor Steve Taylor Trent Taylor Ernest Terry Homer Terry Bernard Thomas Pat Thomas Peggy Thomas Linda Jo Thomasson Bill Thompson Dorothy Thompson Leo Thompson Charles Thurston Pat Tidmarsh John Tice Ned Tompkins Reginald Tucker Mike Turner Peggy Turner Wertie Turner Sara Umstead Page Union Delta Uyenoyama Pamela Van Arsdale Nancy Vandeweghe Victor Varela Mary Frances Vaughan Roger Vaughan Myrna Vick Danny Waddles Nancy Wade Barbara Wainwright Elizabeth Walker Judy Walker Terry Walker Brenda Wall Oscar Wallace Norma Wallen Noel Walsh Charlie Ward Judy Ware Judy Watson Tony Way Suzette Weaver Christina Webb John Webb Wayne Webb Johnny Wells Roseann Wells Rosellen Wessner Kenny Wheeler Susan Wheeling Jesse White Larry White Lisa White Russell White Clyde Whitecotton Dana Whitehead Cameron Whiteman Marvin Whitmore Alex Wiatt Judy Wiggins Joe Wilburn Edward Wilcox Lynn Wilem Larry Wiley Bon nie Wilkey Craig Williams Edwin Williams Jimmy Williams John Williams Keith Williams Mary Williams Tony Williamson Nancy Wills Peggy Winall Sandra Winfrey Joey Winn Betty Wiseman Billy Withrow June Wood Penny Wood Royal Wood Winnie Wood Spencer Wooley Johnny Wooten Macon Worth Mike Worthington Larry Wrenn Donnie Wright Susan Wygant Carolyn Young Janice Young Jimmy Yeatts Jo Yeatts Betty Yorke Tom Zehmer Jeanie Zelinsky Jack Zentner And away we go . . Christmas Concert The pianist Christmas Carols Decorating the tree Christmas Dance s Backstage . . Curtain Time The party Congratulations ! After The Show Football Awards 3 ces On ode Crowd vk Ah, those cafeteria ladies ! We all agree that there are no people more important than those who prepare and serve our food. Mr. West checks up on things. C? n P e o P e Mr. West, our custodian, and his faithful crew of workers, spent many hours keeping the building in fine shape. Another V.I.P. takes time to help out at school with the sight conservation program. Soup ' s On! No matter how large or how small the group may be - if they ' re Cavaliers of Warwick Junior High they ' re the greatest. The staff hopes that all the students, and all the faculty, and all the parents, will enjoy this account of 1959 - ' 60. 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