Watson High School - Watsonian Yearbook (Covington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

A o ty A yy DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1963, do proudly and sincerely dedicate this edition of the WATSONIAN in memory of us. TO THE PRINCIPAL We dedicate this book to you for long spent hours of working ' with us. In all we do and where ever we go, we will always remember what you have done for us. TO THE FACULTY We dedicate this book to show our gratitude for your showing us patience through the many years. We shall always remember you. TO OUR PARENTS To you dear parents we especially give thanks and dedication- — for it was through you that it was made possible to reach that glorious day of GRADUATION. t •v r ' I ■ ' i • . f J ' v T f. ' s . . • a . . I ft j. AyA i£iuask . i ' ttr .. Billy R, Hodge-Science, Marcina L. Rose-Grade 4, Dorothy Camp-Grade 3, Florine Brown-Grade 7, Rozelia E, Henry-Grade 5, Ernestine Cashwell Secretary, Dewey Clark-Grade 7. M, S, White-Librarian, Carrie A, Hembry - Grade 2, Alma W. Wilson, Home Economics Guidance, S. S. Townes-Science k English, Greta Clark, Grade 2, S. F. Thompson-English, Economics k History, Carl Greene-Industrial Arts, Math, HPE, Helen H. Hodge-Grade 4, Poca- hontas J. Sellers-Grade 6, George D. Hill-Math k Government, Evelyn W. Spurlock-Grade 1, James 0. Malone-Commerce. I, B. Reinhardt-Grade 6, W, C. Walker-Science k Math, M. L. Jackson- French k English. Not Shown; S. Douglas Ware, Music k Social Studies, Elizabeth C, Smith- Art, Helen Harless and Loree Rogers-Bible , Samuel D. Stone-Drivers Ed, A. T. Drew-Grade 5. ,■ V . a ' If - ' ENIORS ♦ V. 1 . I RICHARD F. WRIGHT Rikki” JOYCE EVELYN CAUL ”Pootie” There are two things to aim at in life, first to get what you want and after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of man- kind achieve the second? Glee Club 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Dramatic Club 1234 Watsonian Staff 1 ROBERT HENRY YOUNG Bob Wit is necessary to a clever talker, in- telligence is enough for a good listener. Basketball 234 Dramatics 234 Safety Patrol 1 Statistician 2 3 Yearbook Staff Tri-Hi-Y 1234 Hi-Y 1 Yearbook Staff 4, NHA 1 Vice-President 4 Business Manager Frances L. Spencer Squeaky Dramatic Club 234 Glee Club 2 4 NHA 1 Tri-Hi-Y 234 Basketball 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Once a task has just begun, never leave un- til its done, be the labor great or small do it well or not at all. WAYNE W. WILSON Saucer Honor and shame from no condition rise, act well your part, there all honor lies. Band 1234 Basketball 3 4 Glee Club 3 NHA 1 CAROLYN LINDA SCOTT Scottie It is better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all. Majorette 4 Cheerleader 1234 Basketball 1234 Student Council 2 4 Glee Club 1234 Dramatic Club 123 NHA 1 Yearbook Staff OSWALD RUCKER Square Root Through God all things are possible. Football 234 Band 123 4-Hi-T 3 4 Watsonian Staff 1 2 Yearbook Staff Science-Math 1 2 Student Council 234 ALICIA G. MARTIN Cherri Lives of great men all remind us, we can make our lives sublime and departing leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. Treasurer Glee Club 1234 Dramatic Club 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Basketball 123 V atsonian Staff 2 Student Council 3 4 Pythagorean Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 34 NHA 1 Yearbook Staff PEGGY YVONNE JACKSON Geechy Like the flower ever try to catch the sun as it goes by. Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 MARY E. ADAMS Betty Boo Remember all things done in the dark come to light. Glee Club 1234 Dramatic Club 1234 NHA 1 Office Helper 2 4 Cheerleader 1 Pythagorean Club 1 SHERMAN N. HOLLOWAY Unc We should always be care ful of what we do, for what we say is soon for- gotten, but what we do is long remembered. Football 1234 Co-Captain 4 NHA Dramatics Basketball 1234 Co-Captain 3 Band 123 RANDALL 0. MCKNIGHT Booney Heaven helps those who help themselves. Football 234 Und 12 3 4 Dramatics 2 3 Hi-Y 4 Secretary Glee Club 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Dramatic Club 234 NHA 1 2 Tri-Hi -Y 3 4 Yearbook Staff FRANCES MAE HELTON «Pee Wee” We judge ourselves by what we are capable of doing; others judge us by what we have already done. Basketball 2 4 Safety Patrol 1234 NHA 1 RENSEY MURPHY Junie Bow down thine ear, and hear the words of the wise, and apply thine heart unto my knowledge, MARION T, BROWN Sonny Football 1234 Hi-Y 4 DOROTHY ANN LUCKETT Chubby A pretty face is short lived; a pleasing per- sonality is long trea- sured. Basketball 2 3 Dramatic Club 1234 Glee Club 1234 Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 NHA 1 2 BETTY WHITESIDE Betty Never go through life pretending you are what you are not, Majorette 1234 Yearbook Staff 4 CHARLIE BURKS Charlie Opportunity knocks as often as a man has an ear trained to hear, a hand trained to grasp, and a head to utilize. ! ! I I J I’ ' ■ p THEODORE M. ROSS Nikki Good fortune smiles upon those who help themselves. Football 4 Basketball 234 BERTHA MAE CARDWELL Bertha A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. HELEN MAXINE MACK Butch It doesn’t matter what you are thought to be, but what you are. Student Council 3 4 Dramatic Club 1234 Pythagorean Club 1 2 Tri-Hi-Y 234 Watsonian Staff 1 2 NHA 1 Cheerleader 1 2 Basketball 234 Glee Club 1234 Yearbook Staff CHARLES GARRISON LAWS Bug Everyone to his own taste. Football 1234 Co-Capt. 3 4 Basketball 1234 Co-Capt. 3 4 Student Council 1 2 Glee Club 2 Band 1234 Basketball Captain 4 LAURA MAE WILEY Laura Mae To thine own self be true and thou canst be false to no man. LEE WAYNE HOLLOWAY Lard An unplanned ambition Ls like planting a crop in unplowed soil. Football 1234 NHA 1 WALTER WINSTON BURKS Bart Where one’s education starts, one determines his future. Football 1234 Capt. 4 Basketball 3 Dramatics 1 Safety Patrol 1 Glee Club 2 3 HARRY HELTON Hershey Be what you are, not what you are not, for in time you shall achieve your goal, Football 234 Yearbook Staff Assistant Secretary 4 NANETTE ROBINSON Pluto Education is the ap- prenticeship of life.” Majorette 1234 Student Council 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1234 Dramatic Club 1234 Basketball 3 Pythagorean Club 1 Watsonian Staff 1 Yearbook Staff 4 MARIAN PERSINGER Louise Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today, NHA 1 2 3 4 JAMES CARDWELL Baou ROGER BRAXTON Pantry It is better to have loved and lost, than to have not loved at all, I A.V ■ ' ■ ' ■.V-V ' -’i ' ' . ' .i-rt-JS ALFRED FRANK CLARK «Buck” There is no rose with- out thorns, Football 1234 YVONNE JONES Yvonne If once you try and don’t succeed try, try again. NHA 1 RAYMOND DREW Pete A man’s reputation is what his fellow man thinks of him. A man’s character is what God knows of him. Safety Patrol 234 Annual Staff t - I As we come to the end of a very successfut journey , let us take a final look at some of the wonderful moments we s hared. Approximately forty eighth graders — some alert, some unaware, some vfise — and oh yes, some lazy, arrived in the fall of 195S, prepared to begin the wonderful days of high school. Our guides were Miss Marian L. Jackson, James 0. Malone, and Billy R. Hodge. Our interests were divided among: Miss Jackson English I and HPE (Girls) Mr. Hill — Algebra I and Math I Mr. Ware Music and Social Studies Mr, Walker -Science Mrs. Smith Art Mrs. White Social Studies Mr, Malone--General Business HPE (Boys) We learned recently that we were to be the first graduates to com plete twelve years of study at Watson, so we were officially Freshmen this year. Preparing us were: Mrs. Thorapson-English II World Geography Mr. Hill Algebra II Plane Geometry Mr. Walker HPE Mr. Ware Band Choir Mr. Malone General Business Our class officers were: Oswald Rucker, President; Harry Helton, Vice-President; Robert Young, Secretary; Charles Laws, Treasurer, In grade ten, we encountered some of our most difficult problems. But under the leadership of Mrs. M, S. White, we easily solved them. Assisting her were: Mrs. Thompson -World History and English III Mr. Hill Algebra II Mr. Walker-- Biology Mr, Ware Band and Choir Miss Jackson — -HPE (Girls) Mr. Hodge HPE (Boys) Mr. Malone —Typing I and HPE Our class officers were: Nanette Robinson, President; Lee Wayne Holloway, Vice-President; Caroljrn Scott, Recording Secretary; Joyce Caul, Financial Secretary; Rensey Murphy, Treasurer. Although we’ve reached the Junior Class, only a few students have really buckled down and started doing their work. Steadily coaching were Mr. G. D. Hill, Jr., our homeroom teacher. Assisting were: Miss Jackson French I II, English IV Mrs. White — American History Mr. Malone Bookkeeping, Typing I II, HPE Mr. Ware Band and Choir Mr, Hill-Plane and Solid Geometry and Trigonometry Our class officers were: Randall McKnight, President; James Hunter, Vice-President; Helen Mack, Secretary; Marian Persinger, Assistant Sec- retary; Sherman Holloway, Treasurer. We could hardly believe that time had passed so quickly, but in the fall of ’63, with much hard work and many unforgettable moments be- hind us, we thus reached the beginning of the close of another chapter of the most wonderful time in our life, Mr. G. D, Hill again played the role of ’’Father” this year guiding and advising us on important matters. Our teachers were: ( -5 i Mr, Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr, Mr. Hill — — — Government IV Brown- English V Walker- Chemistry Wilson — — -Home Economics Thompson Economi c s Greene Industrial Arts Malone- Typing I II, Shorthand I, General Business Ware- — Band and Choir Eleven seniors have the distinction of playing on undefeated foot- ball teams in 5 , ’6l and ’62, They are: Sherman Holloway, Randall McKnight, Lee Wayne Holloway, Charles Burks, Theodore Ross, Frank Clark, Charles Laws, Marion Brown, Walter Burks, Oswald Rucker, and Harry Helton. Many thanks to the faculty, parents, and community for everything you’ve done to make us the outstanding graduates of 19o3. Oswald Rucker — Helen M. Mack CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold Red Rose ’’ CLASS MOTTO” STRIVING EVER FORWARD TO BETTER HEIGHTS. CLASS POEM Oh I Dear Watson High School Now that we are throu gh. Our hearts fill with sorrow At the thought of leaving you. We hate to say goodbye Although we know we must. We’ll always be thankful For all you’ve done for us. Our hearts are overflowing As we give you well-earned praise. And proudly Dear Watson High A salute to you we raise. And now Dear Alma Mater It’s time for us to part. But all the wonderful memories Will remain here in our hearts. Helen M, Mack Never in 1968 did we dream that someday we would ually be riding in space cars. After graduation . C-barl ie Bjagifs worked dili- gently to design a space r. This yea r T TiP park s h� introduc- tion of this new commerci iee ' TaT ' ss. ' - e U-Thant eeause of his distinguished service n trtfe designer aV chosen Lee Wayne Holloway to be t i st pi2 the U-Thant. We met at the tefeting gr oung in Rhode Islaiic yN turally , when Watsonians get togethe the rinci pi ectopic is Wk ri and its gradu- ates. Since the speed ofyxJi U-Than i 1000 milea per second, we decided that we could alY tlyg 1963 graichrates in less than a day. Of course we to the speed Dv 6f wi First we visits mates have ventured tinents. Because oi Mediator, and Ra3mifi many interplanet gfetc In the M s ow coi who has won his taries are Heler house we see Frs Laws, head of Russia, I we finj! of our dlassn we find ha tMu kett. It Cardwel! . Vaacl h A teh iti]i we find Rands dentally , _ informs ud Austria. Department! and Frances Sp« and Sherman The U-Tha ' fi ta ing the Africans iV the fj that Harry Helton and Ma school for under pi ile dd they tell us that L Medical Research Cente Yvonne Jones is her ' ies, becaus ' e many of our class- tah now travel fre Vy over all the con- ta of Robert Youx g, United Nations iecrktary General m the United Nations, Fments hkve been alleviated. (e—fi ui W a y n e iree mokt s. ackson. A. f r of Special ] department. E ;son and especial] rough the n spape lalist is none ©t tfe find Betty Wni American servjlcejmen. ilson, the great lawyer is two efficient secre- blocks from the court ucation, and Charles ifhere we turn in )f the contributions TRUTH UNABRIDGED, ir than Dorothy Luc- ieside and Bertha the Thant t akes i.s Oxford Uniye: ij sor of Maihematli now a briMiant sr Burks is head ofl tj in tl-is department hr) surjirise, we dieco .ed Sherman oi fHca where f i f llhfioIegTT A n have establish ans. While in£ y aridi Marion Brown roli l Scott is a mec istan Lee Wayne speedsNthe U-7hanti so that we minutes. It was no urWd_ae fi Joyce Cau! , Department at the UniveHitJiT ' TOl ' SiwcS i . to England. There [sity, where, inci- Is. Theodore Ross jurgeon in Vienna, le Austrian Health Nanette Robinson that Alicia Martin .arge trucking farm. id Rensey Murphy teach- miles away, we find a free elementary cting their school, head of the Laosian iC l secretary and in Hawaii in five of the English Mary 4(€ffli v4� etgfees4s Nthat we fl over to Calif find FrancesMtc oiT sikning clothes for MeOTo+Goli Persinger is a journa is fpr Hollyvjbod’s noted maga Gee, wonderful. In a few can visit each other it is almoit dbsk now, p xr triW on jthe B iOntRs all our classm tes will I lore vften. Wow I We are back in Wayne, I hope you hajv l,ia. There we i-Meyer, Marian SCREEN. : has been )ne, and we .e and Lee HAPL! i bhy 6uKa6 ' PARTY LIGHTS JR. -SR. PROM GREEN ONIONS CAFETERIA WORKERS KISS TOMORROW GOOD-BYE THE SENIORS I� M GOING BACK TO SCHOOL THE JUNIORS STRANGERS IN PARADISE THE JUNIOR BAND BOOSTER CLUB CHAIN GANG BOY ' S BASKETBALL TEAM YOU MIGHT AS WELL FORGET IT GIRL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM HAVE FUN UNDERCLASSMEN WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE FRANK CLARK HE ' S A REBEL SHERMAN HOLLOWAY WAITING FOR CHARLIE DOROTHY LUCKETT KISS HER FOR ME RAYMOND DREW YOU BROKE MY HEART, I BROKE YOUR JAW NANETTE ROBINSON SOMEBODY HAVE MERCY LEE WAYNE HOLLOWAY IT ' S NOT THAT EASY TO FORGET HELEN MACK MIND OVER MATTER OSWALD RUCKER STOP THE WEDDING JOYCE CAUL I FEEL GOOD ALL OVER ALICIA MARTIN YOU HAVE THE POWER RENSY MURPHY I FOUND A GOOD THING FRANCES SPENCER YOU THREW A LUCKY PUNCH BETTY WHITESIDE I IDOLIZE YOU FRANCES HELTON I ' LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU WAYNE WILSON MY LOVE BELONG TO YOU PEGGY JACKSON THREE STEPS FROM THE ALTAR CAROLYN SCOTT SHOW ME WHERE IT ' S AT MARY ADAMS ALL ALONE AM I HARRY HELTON PLAYBOY WALTER BURKS DON ' T HANG UP MARION BROWN YOU ARE EVERYTHING TO ME CHARLIE BURKS Mary Adams Z Dorothy Luckett Betty Whiteside Joyce Caul Frances Helton having a boyfriend not giggling in class not flirting not talking touching her toes Frances Spencer Alicia Martin Helen Mack Laura Wiley Yvonne Jones being 4 ' 10 being unsophisticated not wanting to fight somebody not fussing talking slowly Bertha Cardwell Marian Persinger Peggy Jackson Carolyn Scott Nanette Robinson at school every day not being with Nanette not day dreaming being sophisticated keeping up with anything Marion Brown Roger Braxton Charles Burks Lee Wayne Holloway Sherman Holloway not out talking everybody co-operating in class being a genius not cracking jokes not being a big shot Theodore Ross Frank Clark Walter Burks Charles Laws Oswald Rucker smiling in class being sensible and studious talking to only one girl not bragging being the top lover boy Robert Yoxing Wayne Wilson Harry Helton Raymond Drew Rensey Murphy being ugly behaving in class not having his lessons being the recipient of a MA Degree giving sensible and logical answers James Cardwell not dressing neatly Richard Wright not working at THE HOMESTEAD James Hunter not coaching a football team 1 ' 1 5 Betty Whiteside most likable girl Carolyn Scott best dancer Nanette Robinson most attractive girl Marian Persinger most friendliest girl Dorothy Luckett most chubbiest girl Yvonne Jones Alicia Martin Helen Mack Bertha Cardwell Joyce Caul best personality most studious girl most mischievous girl best figured girl most unpredictable girl Frances Helton Frances Spencer Mary Adams Peggy Jackson Laura Wiley most talkative girl most active girl most unromantic smallest girl most unconcerned Marion Brown Roger Braxton Charles Burks Walter Burks Frank Clark know it all shyiest boy most up-to-date boy class playboy best dancer Raymond Drew Harry Helton Lee Wayne Holloway Sherman Holloway Charles Laws quietiest boy most studious boy best dressed boy most all around boy most athletic boy Randall McKnight Rensey Murphy Theodore Ross Oswald Rucker Wayne Wilson most talkative boy class jivetiraer most bashful boy most ambitious boy most mischievious boy Robert Young most handsoraeiest boy By Dorothy Luckett and Robert H, Young Steve Holloway, Shirley Wooding, Linda Adams, Mary Rucker, Linda Carter, Peggy Goode, Ernestine Persinger. Carolyn Braxton, Beatrice Edwards, Yvonne Henry, Anna Liggins, Gloria Morgan, Phyllis Scott, Carolyn Scott, Barbara Chamber, Asa Moore. Travis Braxton, Roy Dykes, Roy Carter, Ernest Wooding, Alphonso Wiley, Norman Wallace, George Hill, Clarence Chambers, Charles P, Waddy, Jr, Not shown: Clifford V, Godfrey, Lawrence Jordon, Hollis Wallace ENIORS i I opl|0m0r 0 Emilie Smith, Joyce Nowlin, Annette Smith, Barbara Stewart, Ollie Wright, Sherba Essex, Claudia Owens, Betty Coles, Doris Wiley. Conchita Brown, Brenda Thompson, Rosemary Wooding, Julia Thompson, Patricia Me Knight, Wanda Beale, Neavis Church, Doris Blakey, Jeanette Spencer, Joyce Morgan, Teresa Morgan. Herman Wallace, Cooper Ford, Jimmy Barber, Enoch Straughter, Ronald Turner, Alexander Tyler, Charlesetta Hunter, Dorothy Scott, Rosetta Cosby, Kathrjm White. Vernon Pettus, Eugene Rogers, Ronald Liggins, Charles Dooley, Herman Henry, Henry Clark, Erwin Black, Thomas Belle, Lynette Pegram, Jacque- line Miller, Myra Hunter. Not shown: Nathaniel Hodge. [hitl I I 1 1 J •i ) A .11 i i , «� i i « i 1 Rosemary Blakey, Carolyn Stewart, Linda Wiley, Emma Wiley, Margaret Hunter, Margaret Young, Mary Hughes, Barbara Lemon, Marcus Martin , Oretha Nowlin. Charlene Morgan, Charlene Thompson, Ella Jackson, Kathryn Hubbard, Sherrie Rucker, Pauline Edwards, Mary Halsey, Dianne Carter, Marie Persinger, James Wright, George Spurlock. Acquanette Cook, Judy West, Bernida Perkins, Cynthia Morgan, Gretchen Halsey, Betty Cardwell, Naomi Halsey, Primrose Halsey, Phyllis Per- singer, James Wallace, Samuel Anderson, Edward Smith. Curtis Stewart, Benjamin Beale, Lillian Cardwell, Janice Silvery, Glendora Hunter, Glendale Owens, Victoria Carter, Jerry Johnson , Geraldine Fourqurean, Marian Halsey, Cecilroy Pettus, Donell Cobbs, Augustine Penn, Alfonso Smith, Michael Robinson, Clinton Allen, Charles Wallace, Alexander Hayes, Jerome Lewis, Alfonso Brown, Judy Persinger, Irving Cashwell, Terry Pollard, Ralph Fitzpatrick, Robert Thomas, Ronald Allen, Alfred Smith. Not shown: Eddie Brandon, Benjamin Cobbs, Harry Jefferson, William Lowry, Gordon Mitchell, William C. Walker, Betty Quarles, Albert Card- well, Rudolph Cardwell, William Clark, William Holloway, Eleanor James, William Hunter, Irvin Moore, Marvin Ross, James Woodfolk, Montrue Fourqurean, Lucille Brown, Jean Wright, Lowell Edwards. Gay Lynn Coles, Donna Mack, Linda Sue. Matthews, Gwendolyn Adams, Pris- cilla Twitty, Elizabeth Yancey, Robinette Allen, Garland Barber, Ruth Blakey, Patricia Gray, Steven Wiley, Vernell Coles, Robert Edwards, Celia Whiteside, Elmira Twitty, Alfreds Dooley, Patricia Crews, Lillian Thomas, Carol Ann White, Cynthia Yancey, Annie Laura Wallace, Lloyd Cobbs, Charles Wallace, Joe Carter, Donnie Adams, Edward Brown, Richardo Penn, James Carter, Fred Helton, Louise Jordon, James Green, Wendell Morgan, Willie McKnight, William Holloway, Ira Dobson, Ronnie Adams, Charles Scott, Leon Goode. Not shown: Leroy Fourqurean. CTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL DRAMATICS Hi-Y TRI-HI-Y .i Foolin’ Around CAFETERIA WORKERS THLETICS Cheerleaders Football Team HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS I St ' Ml Basketball Team Sherman K. Holloway-Senior Alphonso A. Brown-Freshman Theodore F. Hoss-Senior Steve L. Hollo ' way- Junior Charles G. Laws-Senior Wayne v;. Wilson-Senior Ronald W. Holloway-Freshman Charles P. W ' addy-Junior Harcus Kartin-Scorer Robert H. 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