Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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EVE EASTWOOD 6 MISS ANNE LEE ACTON MISS CARRIE ELIZABEYH BISHOP MISS FREDRIKA ANN BUTT I FACULTY MISS CATHERINE C. COOKE MR. WILLARD ARNOLD CRAFT MISS MARY A. GAILAGHER MISS MARTHA LEIGN GIBBS MRS. ARDYS HOUSER GWVNN MR. ANTHONY J. MANCUSO I 7 FACULTY MR. ELMER MARTIN MISS ELSIE LEE MASSEY MRS. DOROTHY MONROE 8 MISS CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS MR. WILSON J. PONTIU5 MRS. LENA PRICE FAC ULTY MRS. T. W. CURLEE MISS AVIS SHUMAKER MR. HARRY STUART MISS ANNE WILLIAMS I9.1 N 0 i IUJ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 2 JOE CHOATE .,,,, ,,,,,.,v.....Y. , ., President JOHNNIE HOUGHTON .YY,..,...Y ..Vnce-Presideni BETTY BURTON ,,,,,Y,,..,.Y ,.,,,,,,,,.., S ecrelary BOBBY MATTHEWS ,,,.,...YY.. ...,..,,,,.,,,, T reasurer ANNE WILLIAMS ..,.,. ,. ..,,..,, Spnnsor RUTH VIRGINIA BELL PATTY SUE BUCHANAN Senior C'laM GARNETT VESTA BREWER MAJORIE ELIZABETH BROWN BETTY LEIGH BISHOP MARY FRANCES BULLOCK IIS Senior C'la.A.A ELIZABETH ANN BURTON MARTHA ANNE DEANS .xy 1 I141 W1 MARION GAY CARROLL JOAN CORBIN INEZ VIRGINIA BYRUM ElAM GRACE EASON CHARLOTTE ANN FLESHMAN Senior Claw WANDA MADElYN FOSTER ' 1 ANN THETIS FLOYD DOROTHY ISEETA GRANT ...A ELLEN BROOKS GIBBS SUSIE ANNA HALL 09 -, .vl I 151 Senior Claw MARTHA GRIZZELLE HARDY , CHARLOYTE ANN HANE5 . sw' :W ,I I ,pf an FRANCES ELIZABETH HARRIS RUTH VIRGINIA HOGGE U61 LEAH REGINA HESKETH IDA ELIZABEIH JEFFERSON Senior Clau 'Q CAROLYN GERTRUDE MQCANYS THADDIUS DELORES JOHNSON BARBARA ANN LASTI NG KATHERINE ELIZABETH M:RAE OMMIE FRANCES MQFARLAND M' - MARTHA GRAY McCURRV I171 Senior C1444 fy-arf' SHIRLEY PAGE MILTIER ARDETH SHEILA POWELL N81 DORIS IRENE PENNELL ,Am JANET NELSON HELEN LOUISE RAINES ROSEMARV POTTS Senior C1446 MARGARET DUKE SAVAGE JUNE STANLEY REDDICK JANICE MAE SMITH , Q, I ERMA ELIZABETH SEARS ELLEN ROUNTREE MAE TALMADGE SMITH L19 Senior 6144.6 MARY ANN STEVENS JOSEPH DAVID CHOATE I20J JEAN JOVNER TAYLOR .9 'T' WILLA MAE WEAVER ANNE KAVANAUGH TAYLOR PAUL SOLOMON CUTCHIN. JR Senior C1444 ALBERT DOW ETZ WILLIAM GARRI5 HAYWOOD ROBERT PRESTON HAN CHARLES CLARENCE HAYES, JR. CLARENCE WESLEY EVANS FREDERICK WILLIAM HENGEL I21I Senior C7444 JOHN EDWARD HOUGHTON LEWRY GALE HUMPHRIES, IR. U21 GEORGE DALLAS HUBBARD IR HAROLD WILLIAM HUMPHREY, JR. SHERWOOD RUDOLPH HOUSE, JR ROBERT EDWIN JOYNER Senior C7444 WALDO EMERSON LOVE JACK EUGENE MILLER BOBBY LEE MATTHEWS WILLIAM STEPHENSON MATTHEWS GEORGE MARTIN JOHN EARLY MILLS f23 Senior Claw WM. ROBERT EDWARD NORSHIP. III JAMES VERNON REYNOLDS I24I ROBERT MADISON POND 'TT I RICHARD FRANKLIN POTTS WILLIAM COPES PEELE WILLIAM TRAVIS SNYDER Senior Claw WILLIAM HERBERT TAYLOR CHARLES DANIAL WHITLEV PHILLIP MARSHUM WEDDLE WILLIAM WELLS LLOYD EUGENE TAYLOR JOHN LEWIS WOODARD 125 Senior C'laAA E261 w JOHN WYNNE DOUGLAS LYNWOOD YOUNG Honor Students euusem Mm.: ,Em BURTON WANDA FOSTER ROBERT HAND FRANCES HARRIS Senior C.'laAA Play THE SENIOR CLASS of CHURCHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Presents TWO GENTLEMEN AND VERONAH A Comedy in Three Ads By Ann Farming Wectherby CAST OF CHARACTERS CHARLIE ADAMS ,,,..,, .. ., ..,,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,.,, ROBERT HAND MIKE TURNER V.VVV.,,,, Y, YVVYVYVYYVY..,..,...,,.. ,. ,, .,,,,,..., STEVE MATTHEWS CLYDE COLBY, ,.,,LL,..,,. ,,,A,,,A,,,,, B ILLY SNYDER VERONA WOOD ,,,,,,,...,, ELLEN GIBBS SARAH BROWN ,L ,, ,,,,,,,,, PEGGY SAVAGE NEILA LANSING ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ANNE FLOYD MARY O'REILLY ,,,,,,,, ,. ELIZABETH MCRAE SUZANNE HALL FLO ANDERSON ,,,,. ,, MAUD DOOLITTLE L.,,,,,,L ,,,,,, J ANICE MAE SMITH HATTIE BUXTON. .....,,.. .....,... F RANCES HARRIS BILL KENNEDY ,,,,L,.LL..,,..,, ,,,,,,. C LARENCE EVANS MILTON J. SWEEZEYL, ,..L, ...,..., G EORGE MARTIN I 27 l Z1 11 fl K 1 1 ji 33 fmt Will and Tatament We, the Senior Class of Churchland High School, being of sound mind, and body do declare this to be our last will and testament, making null and void all former wills made by us. ' We do hereby state that all our debts and expenses be paid by our executor which is herein named. We make the following bequeaths: Item ltem Item ltem ltem ltem ltem ltem ltem ltem ltem I-To the faculty, we leave the peace and quiet of 1948. 2-To the Juniors we leave our will power to be patient with trying teachers. 3-To the Sophomores, we bequeath all our knowledge, acquired, of course, through numerous years of hard work and study. 4-To the children, we leave our sophistication to be handled with kid gloves. 5-Joe Choote's only wish is to leave this school. 6-Billy Wells bequeaths his manly physique to Stanley Fass. 7-To Lloyd Hatfield, Johnny Houghton leaves his personality. 8-John Lewis bequeaths his ability to dance to Buddy Syer. 9-Gay Carrol, Garnett Brewer, Elizabeth Jefferson, Regina Hes- keth, Nellie Ewell, and Jean Taylor leave their ability to get their men to the Junior girls. 'IO-To Betty Sue Cooper, Ann Floyd bequeaths her acting powers. 'II-Dallas Hubbard leaves his camera to any chump who accepts it We nominate and appoint Miss Anne Williams to be the executor of this, our last will and testament, with full authority to carry out all its provisions to the utmost effect. In testimony whereof, we have set our bonds and seal this first day of June, A.D., 1947. fsignedg cLAss or 1947 Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above-named Class of 'I947 as their last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses at their request, in the presence of the said testotrix and of each other. fSignedJFRANK D. BECK JAMES c. A. THOMPSON I 291 K4 , adam ' la ffl , , 5 . ss . -. 501 la nod I 3 -Q 1 1 --...Kg ' V , J F gf 53 if l do, ' NW X w 4 4 5 J iAY 7 Q , 4 i x .95 I' , N 'I 75, 7 . I Y' 4 , -f f if ,f W, 44499 fl , J N, I! x . F ,' ,- . A 5 4 I , 'illkf' fd? 'Q a ga wh-M is F' 7, 'f N., :Q ni ..n M. E DJ I tv Q Wg Qu. Y 4 E '. - x g, .' 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Fronf Row: Keirn, Lilley, Campen, Grillln, Robertson, Bonwell, Tureman Topping, Wyncoff, Elms, Booth, Krause, Torkelson, Crawford, Tynes, Eason, Hughes Feamster, Davenport, Daniels. l 1 I 1 univr CIMA Back Row, fleft to rightl: Stevens, Barnes, Peters, Lamb, Robertson, Cotton, Stowe, Holder, Reddick, Smith, Mathias, Smith, Calhoun, Campbell, Bryant, Chambers, Stevens, Hodges, Tyler, Gaskins, King. Front Row: Lilly, Culpepper, Jeffers, Guynn, Belch, Benzie Chapman, Buchanan, Snell, Meads, Barlow, Fass, Fitchett, Syer, Hatfield, Bashore, 1 V Q. H H l N l571 Soplnomvre C1444 Bock Row, Ilefl to rightj: Mills, McCurry, Cartwright, Height, McCurry, Smith, Napier Harrison, Johnson, Gaclcl, Dawson, James, Goskins, Faulkner, Lomein, Noyes, Cannady Rogers, Boyd, Bullock, Hunt, Ewell. Front Row: Smith, Ehrhart, Bennett, Coon, Lewis, Cioley, Smith, Deans, Whitley, Nunley, McCants, Hopkins, Currin, Lewis, Crawford, Sivils Weddle, Babb, Clements, Jones, 'MAH and! Kneeling, Ileft to righth Browder, Vineyard, Curling, Dawson, Foster, Marshall, English Shearin, Hutchins, Mithel, Troutman, Thompson. Second Row: Gilmore, English, Spruill Powell, Hengel, Wims, Harris, Godsey, Meacls, Jennings, Bruchse, Lane, Willis, Smith Howard, Chappell, Rountree, Fields, Coburn, Merritt, Fleming, Buchanan, Bolcomb, Bailyi Houghton, Witte, Wynne, Foster, Wilhite. Third Row: Dodson, Malcolm, Jefferson, West, McDonald, Grimes, Pruitt, Newbill, Bronning, Brewer, Bunch, Askin, Mooreland, Fleshmon Helwig, Ferguson, Deirn, Hassell, Griffin, Clark, Goodwin, Harrell, Oldfield, Fitch, Miller, Bruchse, Cherry. l38l I 1 1 I 1 ?reAlunan C1446 Back Row, fleft lo righil: Garrenlon, Gilpin, Beacham, Johnson, Crawford, Brown Hawks, Hanbury, Hathaway, Polsan, Dail, Lemoine, Hudson, Vaughan, Gilbert, Cuichinsi Mulkey, Elliot, Hall, Fish, Whiilaker, Byrum, Stulalen, Spadey. Fran? Row: McHugh, Apple- whiie, Hill, Thomas, Fleming, Carver, Slade, Moore, Jean, Beale, Darden, Link, Burroughs, Lee, Chapman, Flynn, Kellerman, Draper, Priesl, Crawford, Smith, Guynn. Back Row, fleff lo righll: Dowson, Sawyer, Feed, Pashall, Tyler, Powell, Adams, Brewer, Branning, Simpson, Mclntire, Thomas, Vann, Harrison, Chrisman, Williams, Ballance, Hall Chambers, Mangum, Ricks, Dowsan, Stowe. Front Row, fleft to righrl: King, Coale, Coitoni Williams, Burks, Walter, Hall, Haftfielcl, Herron, Harrell, Harmon, Collins, Cullen, Roysler, Creech, Vaughn, Rosecrnn, Culpepper, Williams, Polston, Holliday, Green, Covey, Pierce, Bailey, Foster, Culpepper, 391 14utogmpln4 A. KY- ' 'l U N5 5 -U u-W YT x4 53..'f??PhJSLg y W MMM ww Wf w' 935 3 Ny X RWE ,,,,Qf Ref ,pb 5 Jjb-'Of Ia 'Syd MLM Nw' PAS: A - w fix Wlgfvw cx Nfxf35lUEDgQS55f1fi R WW N W' MWC-Lk WQSQQX. WWQFW wwf 'wxML 7- lk' xx HW N79 QM igfyj QI jf ww J gig W' 4 19.9 lj ,ff . W X K .Www 8983 N 40 ' . . I 1 5 rs kg gl? 'L-Ziff' . x- QE ,,A, q'bAr'R4 , - .iq-4? - 4 -7 Trucker Staff 1947 4 Sitting, Ileft to rightj: Anne Williams, Sponsor, Ellen Gibbs, Editor, Sheila Powell, Sports Editor, Ellen Rountree, Circulation Manager, Peggy Savage, Business Manager, Betty Burton, Buddy Syer, Mary Ann Stevens. Standing: Engeline Peters, John Mills, Eliza- beth McRae, Martha Hardy, Barbara Lasting, Robert Hand, Louise Raines, Nancy Davis, Shirley King, Literary Editor and Mae Smith. The return to school in September brought with it enthusiastic ideas for the '47 Trucker. However the expectant hopes of the Annual Staff could not become realities until it had fulfilled a financial obligation created the previous year. Through the diligent, untiring efforts of the staff, its sponsor, Miss Williams, and the Senior Class, compensation was made in the form of an auction sale of merchandise, which was generously donated by Mer- chants of Portsmouth. For this and its work on the Annual, the Stafi deserves worthy praise. Countnymen, 1947 4 First Row, fleft to rightl: Leona Tyler, Helen B. Schroeder, Mae Smith, Joyce Stephens, Betty Stowe, Shirley King, Genevra Gaskins, Janice Mae Smith. Second Row: Lee Mar- shall, Paul Hughes, Buck Buchanan, Buddy Syer, Stanley Fass, Robert Hand, Mr. Mancuso. OFFICERS ROBERT HAND, BUCK BUCHANAN and JOYCE STEPHENS ,.,,,,,., .,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E ditors LEONA TYLER, JANICE SMITH .. ,,,, . . ,,,,,, . ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,..,,.. ,,,,,,. A s sociate Editors MR. A. .l. MANCUSO .,,. .,,, ,.,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S p 0 rigor A new addition to Churchland this year was the Journalism Class, which took over the publication of the newspaper, devoting one period a day to reporting, editing, and printing the paper. Ads were solicited from various Portsmouth merchants, and fifteen issues were published. A new duplicating machine was purchased which made the printing of the paper much easier and quicker. Pierotted Left to Right: Louise Raines, Mrs. Eastwood, Miss Cooke, Peggy Savage, Mary Ann Stevens, June Riddick, Sheila Powell, Wanda Foster, Ellen Gibbs, Skippy Fleshmcm, Vir- ginia Hogge, Elilabeth McRae, Ann Floyd, Miss Gibbs, Janet Nelson and Betty Burton. OFFICERS JUNE RIDDICK , . , ,,,,,,, sss, , , President ANN FLOYD . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,, V ice-President JANET NELSON ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,.,,, ,,,,,. T r e asurer MISS CATHERINE COOKE ,,,,, ., ,, ,Sponsor Organized just this year, the Pierottes were formed to promote character charm and personality among the girls at Churchland. With Miss Catherine Cooke as our Sponsor, the club gave a tea for five new members and u reception for the Senior Girls this year. 1 I i451 Kaya af-1, 46 Kneeling, Ilefl to righlj: Steve Matthews, Johnny Wynn, Johnny Belch, Jack Benzie, Gale Humphries. Sitting: Buddy Syer, Fred Hengel, Jimmy Reynolds, Bobby Buchanan, George Martin, Billy Peele, David Hengel, Blaine Bennett. Standing: Billy Norship, Boyd Gwynn, Johnny Mills, Mr. Martin, Whitley. Robert Hand, Bill Chapman, John Lewis Woodard, Charles OFFICERS ROBERT HAND ...,,, ,....., , ,. ,.,,,,,.i.,,, President BOYD GWYNN ,,.,,.., , ,,,,,,,, Vice-President STANLY FASS ....,,, Secretary BILLY PEELE .,,,,.,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,.,,, T reusurer MR. ELMER MARTIN .,,.., ..Y,..,,, S ponsor Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, higher standards of Christian Character. Motto: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. gyflld Tri Ili-ff Sitting, fleft to rightjf Shelia Powell, Jimmie McFarland, Louise Raines, Peggy Savage. Kneeling: Rosemary Potts, Helen Schredder, Ellen Gibbs, Anne Deans, Betty Lou Tynes, Getty Burton, Eliz. McRae, Wanda Foster, Mae Smith, Skippy Fleshmcm, Frances Harris. Standing: Joyce Stevens, Sue Whittaker, Bronda Holder, Virginia Hogge, Geneva Gaskins, Regina Hesketh, Betty Sue Cooper, Betty Hodges, Martha Hardy, Carolyn Recldick, Leona Holder, Nancy Davis, Shirley Miltier, June Reddick, Miss Freddie A. Butt, Sponsor. OFFICERS LOUISE RAINES . ,,..,,,,. .,.....,,,...,. P resident OMMIE MCFARLAND e,e,,.. ,..,....., V ice-President PEGGY SAVAGE ,,,,,, ,,,Y,,,,. S ecretary SHEILA POWELL ..,.,,,....., ......, T reasurer MISS FREDRIKA BUTT .,,...,... ,,,,,,,, S pansor Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community higher standards of Christian Character. Motto: Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. l 47 Truclzel-.2 Tri Hi- Tf Us First Row, Ileft to rightl: Beverly Brunning, Peggy Cooper, Joyce Williams, Connie Hawks, Anne Fitch. Second Row: Miss Avis Shumaker, Lottie Hudson, Sue McCurry, Martha Ballance, Joyce Hathaway, Anne Hanbury, Peggy Newbill, Shirley Crawford. Third Row: Peggy Pruitt, Jean Dawson, Hope Grap, Barbara Oldfield, Betty Whittaker, Verna Mills, Aline Cherry, Barbara Fish and Barbara Hall. I CONNIE HAWKS PEGGY COOPER JOYCE WILLIAMS ,, ,, ANN FITCH ,,,,, ,, BEVERLY BRANNING i OFFICERS Presidenl , Vice-President Corresponding Secretary . ,,,,, Recording Secreiary ,. ,,,.,,Treasurer Clwnw Standing, lleft to rightl: Mr. Wilson J. Pontius, Conductor, Jimmy Sheorin, Bobby Bon- well, Bill Hoywood, Phillip Weedle, Johnny Houghton, Charles Hayes, Bobby Burroughs. Kneeling: Julian Brewer, Ruth Bell, Regina Hesketh, Betty l.ou Tynes, Betty Burton, Betty Jean Bryant, Beverly Chambers, Delores Johnson. Sitting: Betty Jean Stowe, Margaret Helwig, Patty Sue Buchannan, Helen Ewell, Betty Stephens, Nellie Ewell, Elizabeth Jeffer- son, Nancy West, Verna Mills, Sue McCurry, Skippy Fleshman. Three programs were sponsored by the chorus this year, one ot Xmas, for both students and parents, one for the P.T.A., and a Spring concert. The chorus is directed by Wilson J. Pontius. 49 land 50 Clarinet, Benny Jones, Trumpet, Eugene Curling, Saxophone, Billy Snyder, Clarinet, Paul Hughes, Drums, Elmo Jernigan, Trumpet, Robert Lilley, Drums, Milton Clemons, Drums, Bill Carter, Baritone, R. C. Lilley, Trombone, Arnold Tarkelsenp Alto Horn, Dick lane, Boss Horn, Alfred Jeffers, Saxophone, Ann Taylor, MR. PONTIUS , ,,,, ,, ,Conductor Under the able direction of Wilson J. Pontius the band has given several programs this yeor-one for the school, another at P.T.A., fthe proceeds of which went to the P.T.A.l, and a third in the Spring. A lawn party was also sponsored in the early fall in cooperation with the American Legion. There are two bands-the Senior band and the Junior band Qfor beginnersj land Saxophone, Norman Fcmneyg Clurinel, Billy Draper, Cornet, Donuld McConVs, Trumpet, Lee Lewis, Cornet, Donald Kellerman, Drums, Emily Owens, Drums, Dick Lane, Trombone, Billy Hutchins, Baritone, Eugene Coburn, Eb Horn, Troy Curierg Boss Horn, Edward English. MR, PONTIUS ,,,,, , ...,... Conducior l5J Uamitq C 521 Standing, Neff to riglitj: Hengel, Smith, Martin, Taylor, Lyons, Keirn, Houghton, Coach Craft, Cutchins, Mills, Choate, Taylor, Smith, Love, Belch. Kneeling: Jennings, Haywood, Gwynn, Williams, Carter, Humphrey, Weddle B,, Robinson, McDaniels, Bruckse, Snell, Norship, Sitting: House, Hand, Pond, Matthews, Humphries, Joyner, Hayes, Buchanan, Etz, Benzie, Jeffers, Weddle, P. OFFICERS JOHNNY HOUGHTON , ., , ,, President PAUL CUTCHINS , , ,,,, . ,,Vice-President ROBERT HAND , ,,,. , Secretary WAC CRAFT ,..,,,, , Sponsor All boys from Churchland who have earned a letter in sports are eligible for the Varsity C Club. Besides its work in athletics, the club has sponsored two dances this year and with the proceeds has purchased an electric score- board for the gym, and track equipment. Q1-114 Monogram C1116 Sitting, Ileft to righti: Wanda Foster, Louise Raines, Regina Hesketh, Betty Burton, Miss Anne Acton. Standing: Sheila Powell, Elizabeth McRae, Suzanne Hall, Geraldine Calhoun, Mary Ann Stevens, Skippy Fleshman, Genevra Gaskins. OFFICERS REGINA HESKETH , . ,,,,,,. , President LOUISE RAINES ,,,,.. Vice-Pfesideni BETTY BURTON e...e .,.,,,,, , ,Secretary WANDA FOSTER ,,.,,,,, ,. ,Treasurer MISS ANNE ACTON ,, Sponsor The girls' equivalent of the boys' Varsity C was organized this year at Churchland for the purpose of helping the school. It is composed of girls who have earned their letters in basketball, band, or as cheerleaders. A hobo dance was sponsored by the club this year. I 53 Kata C1116 54 Mr 1 K .-.. , Kneeling, Ilefl to rightl: Buddy Syer, Elizabeth McRae, Betty Burton, Joyce Stephens. Front Row, lsfandingl: Frances Harris, Peggy Savage, Mary Ann Stevens, Helen B. Schroeder, Ellen Gibbs, Genevra Gaskins, Shirley King, Betty Hodges, Wanda Foster, Leona Tyler, Anne Deans, Janice Mae Smith. Back Row: Mae Smith, Stanley Fass, Jimmy Reynolds, Jean Taylor, Martha Hardy, Johnny Mills, Boyd Gwynn, Billy Peele, Buck Buchanan. Absent from picture: Sheila Powell. OFFICERS ELIZABETH MCRAE ,. , ...... . .....,.,,..,,, ,. .,,, President BUDDY SYER ..,,,,, ,,,. ,,.,,,, V i ce-President BETTY BURTON ,,,,,,,, Secretary JOYCE STEPHENS . , ,,,., Treasurer GENEVRA GASKINS ,,,,,,,., ,, Reporter MISS CARRIE E. BISHOP ,...,, . . , Sponsor The Beta Club has completed its third year at Churchland. Although most of its work is never seen its members surprised the school by put-ting on a play, Facts and Fancies of February, which was well received. The club also sponsored the Wilson Band which is an annual event. The Beta Club expects these three things of its members, outstanding character, achievement, and the ability to lead. I Dramatic C1416 First Row, fleft to righth Helen Bagley Schroeder, Janet Nelson, Leona Tyler, Ann Floyd, Betty Cooper, Brona Holder, Miss Cooke, I., D. Fitchette, Pearl Robertson, Frances Harris, Bobby Bonwell, Elizabeth McRae. Second Row: Tommy Snell, Barbara Lasting, Johnny Belch, Angelina Peters. OFFICERS BRONA HOLDER ,, .. . .. ,. , ,,,. .,.,,., . President ELIZABETH MCRAE .. ., , .. .,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,Vice-President PEARL ROBERTSON . ,.,, , Secretary and Treasurer DALLAS HUBBARD H , . Business Manager Under the direction of Miss Catherine Cooke, the Dramatics Club has presented three plays this year, one of them for the State One-Act Play Contest. The first play, He Couldn't Marry Five was given in December, and the proceeds went to the S. C. A. rss S C A Club 6 Standing, Ileft to rightl: Lloyd Taylor, Miss C. Phillips, Mae Smith. Kneeling: George Hodges, Nancy Davis, Sue Whittaker, Joe Herron, Jerry Harris. Seated: Tommy Snell, Carolyn Redclick, Johnny Mills, Elixabeth McRae. OFFICERS JOHNNY MILLS ,.,,,,,,, ,,.,, ,.,..,.,,,.,..,.,,.,.,.,, ,,,..,..,. ,,.,,,. P r e S idenl CAROLYN REDDICK .,,.Y,, V.v..., . Vice-President ELIZABETH Mr:RAE ,.,.,, . ,. ,....,.,,.,,.. Secretary TOMMY SNELL .,,,,,..,,,,,Y,Y,, .. ,,..,,,,.. Treasurer MISS CHARLOTTE PHlLLlPS ,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,, .. ,.........,..,.,,..,,,,.,, -. .,.,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,,., S ponsor Purpose-Closer cooperation between the students and the faculty. OBJECTIVES 1. To establish a closer relationship between itself, P.T.A., the faculty and the administration. 2. To improve school spirit by encouraging interest and participation in school activities. 3. To execute a point system. 4. To develop a consciousness of the work of the S. C. A. on the port of the student body. 5. To encourage better school behavior and attitudes. 6. To increase recreational opportunities. l 4-IV C1116 Q Sitting, fleft to rightj: Tommy Culpepper, Louis Slade, Alvin Culpepper, Troy Carter, Bill Carter, R. C. Lilley, Bill Galbreath and Tommy Rosecran. Standing: Billy Koen, Alton Bailey, Gilbert Bailey, Mr. Beck, Sponsor, Curtis Crawford, Mitchell Moore and Donald Anderson. A newcomer to Churchland's activity program this year is the 4-H Club which endeavors to stimulate interest in the correct methods of farming. To accomplish it's aim, each member must meet the requirements recording facts concerning his own farm proiect. lt's motto To make the best better, clearly conveys the true purpose and obiective of this organization. l 571 if ssl Can 'lfou fmagine? Ellen Gibbs getting to school on time. Phillip Weddle out of High School. Janice Mae Smith not studying. Ellen Rountree slim. Newspaper getting out on time. Joan Corbin o devil. Robert Hand with a stinker. Barbara Lasting sloppy Peggy Savage with curly hair. Douglas Young and Willa Mae Weaver loud. Erma Sears going with Paul Cutchins. Betty Sans Clarence. Mary Ann being true to anyone. Johnny Mills and Bobby Matthews not arguing Elizabeth McRae without a cor. Moe Smith not typing. Skippy Fleshman without that giggle. Bill Haywood not being a track star. Fred Hengel not chasing Sea Gulls. Emerson Love with on LQ. of Zero Jimmy Reynolds at Valley Forge. Sheila quiet and demure. 591 a u . I 60 Q14 14 Kawketball x-, A. 4 5 - N Managers, fleft to rightl: Senior Manager, Suzanne Hall, Junior Manager, Geraldine Calhoun, Sophomore Manager, Alene Cherry, Freshman Manager, Anne Simpson. Front: Regina Heslceth, Genevra Gaskins, Ca-Captains, Shirley King, Billie Brown, Elma Laverne Howerton, Lena Mae Brown, Betty Lou Tynes, Peggy Savage, Louise Raines, Mary Ann Stevens, Nancy Creekmore, Betty Burton, Elizabeth McRae, Angelina Peters, Betty Camp- bell, Sheila Powell, Ellen Gibbs, Nellie Feamster, Louise Lamb. 1 i Hake Cand- :bmw 'R-pall Clzeerleadel-A 621 Top Picture, flefi to rightj: Bobby Smith, Martha McCurry, Libby Smith, Skippy Flesh- man, Barbara Cotton, Delores Paschall, CAcrobatJ Joyce Fleshman, Carol Cartwright, Betty Jane Pond, Macine Wharam, Ellen Gibbs, Sheila Powell, Betty Burton, Peggy New- bill, Jean Barnes, Ann Floyd, Mary Ann Stevens, Joan Burnett, Barbara Fish, tAcrobatj Suzanne Hall, Wanda Foster, Louise Raines, Peggy Savage and Paul Hughes. Bottom Picture: Martha McCurry, Libby Smith, Skippy Fleshman, Barbara Cotton, Paul Hughes, Louise Raines, Bobby Smith, Wanda Foster, Suzanne Hall, Mary Ann Stevens, Ann Floycl, lHead Clmeerleadersj Ellen Gibbs and Sheila Powell. i l Koyli ?oot6all Fronf Row, Ilefi io righfl: Benzie, Norship, Williamson, Weddle, House, B. Taylor, Buchanan, Joyner, Houghton and Mecds. Second Row, fleft lo righfj: Humphries, Lyons, McDaniels, Martin, Williams, Choate, Oliver, Haywood and Pond. Third Row, flefl io righfl: Coach Crufi, Manager L. Taylor, Jennings, Hayes, Hand, Cutchins, Humphrey, Manager Bruckse, Coach Lomas. SCORES Kempsville .,,.,,, ,..,., O Churchlancl .,....,, ,,,,,,. 'l 9 Oceana .,,.,,,,, Deep Creek ,,,,... Portlock ,.,,,,,,,,. Broad Creek .,.,.,, South Norfolk ...,,,.. Norvuew ........,.L.. Cradock ..,s.,.V..,., Suffolk ,,,,,,.,,.,A,,.. ........ Alexander Park Churchland - 0 Churchland ,.....,. 0 Churchlancl 7 Chur:hland,,A.,,,.. Churchlund Churchland.....,.., 6 ,,,..,.,l8 Churchlancl .,.....l2 Churchland.,.....,. 6 Churchlcndww, 63 ,- 641 Ummm: Milli Duldli 47 Chapman Smll Harris N ' XLXQNN ofxcyk Xu' 50595 f xi I 8 mask I 6 VT' ' 1 L' Lg Til i T 'Af' TT' iw' LLll'v W W W LUP lf ON'S i W . W Motor SCIVICS W X BODY 8L FENDER REPAIRING W ' TIRE REPAIR-BATTERY SERVICE ELECTRIC XVELDING-f24 HOUR SERVICE W L 4044 SUFFOLK BLVD. PORTSMOUTH W W W W For Aflrn And Yllllllg Alrn l'I'l1a Takr' Pride In Their Carred Prrsmml Aflprnrrlnrc W oucs Qfectner, nc. 1 ' CLOTHIERS W HOTEL PORTSMOUTH i W 'I'hv Home of lutcrnmicnmlly Renowned STEIN B1.o1:11 c:l.O'l'Hl'N W W W COIIIIYIJ-7VlfHf,Y ry' CUII!f7ll.l7IN1lI cf Loc CABIN Wnrrs BREAD W XVATCH AND CLOCK SERVICE W 1015-1019 High sr. W 411 Middle sz., P01-msmoum . . . W Po1zrsMou1'H, Vxrgxma W W 7 5? :TOY ,V-YY, YYY YYY' Q, l661 1. Miss IVIARTI-m Lxalcu Glass Shop af W CvmjrIirm'l1l.v rj gems Refhl 9 801: V KIDDIE CORNER High and Dinwiddic Sts. Q l I E Comjzlimrnls lgf Cnmplimrnls :gf KILBY'S FLORIST K R E I G E R ' S 409 Coumn STREET , Cornplirlmlls if C 'l7H '-Y If KEVILL'S FLOWER SHOP HELENE BEAUTY SALON ' THE BEST SHOP IN Town: 405 MIDDLE STREET 407 Mmnuz S'z-naum' Store Phones 4720-4096 PHONE 144 l HAYES AMOGO SERVICE STATION N A Complete One Shop Service Cum,'1l1'mrn1.r qf 1 Con. RODBKAN AVE. AND W. T. GRANT'S 4 OLD SUFFOLK BLVD. PHONE 922.5 l N171 PORTSMOUTH MUSIC COMPANY 1714 HIGH STREET PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC AND RECORDS PIIQNE 977W TRANT,S PHARMACY, INC. 339-341 HIGH STREET CORNER COURT PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA PHONE 605 CREATING FINER HOAIES VVITII WALLPAPER Standard Hardware AND PAINTS , 603-5 MIDDLE STREET S1111 I lley S PORTSMOUTH, VA. DECORATING CONTRACTORS PHONES 1061 117 High su-CCI - - - Phone sszs 1062 E681 Comlilimnm COHIIIIIIIIEIIII qf af H 0 L D E R ' S IDEAL PHARMACY SERVICE STATION 3701 HIGH STREET Calnplinrerllx fy' L. M. HARRELL SL SON B A R C L A Y ' S EI.Hc'rIuc K RADIO SERVICE lf its electrical, we do it 4th Ave., at High SI. Ports., Va. SPORTING GOODS Work cnllccl for and delivered 607 HIGII STREET C. C. Smith B. H. Wheatley MCRAE COMPANY 933 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA IIn T. McRae james A. McRae Conzplinmztx ry' PARKER'S FLORAL CO. 'lTlIc Peoples Florin COMMUNITY SHOE REPAIR 905 HARTFORD ST. PHONE 5335-J W. REED, Prop. Cfllllfllllllflllf Qf WEST NORFOLK AND CHURCHLAND BUS LINE 2. MR. J. C. A. THOMPSON l69l I Pickett Tire Service 34 2106 County Su-cet L Portsmouth, Va. I , DISTRIBUTORS FOR SEIBERLING TIRES A E CUIIIFHIIIFVIU ly' Cnmpnmmk V Harry S. Shumdn 5' CO- RED, WHITE AND BLUE 1 Q Goon Lucx S1'uDEN'1s RESTAURANT W Y l Complimmlx lj Colrzplilrmzlx I PARKER'S l 'V OPEN AIR ' MARKET I RODMAN'S X B B 2614 HIGH ST. ar eque PHoNE3969 N 1,..,,. i701 JOE TUSING says: NYVHEN You NEED MONE3' You CAN BORROW UP T0 S300 ON YOUR SIGNATURE OR AUTO Immecliate Service See Or Phone Us Today! TELEPIIONE 5000, PORTSMOUTH 603 HIGH ST. PORTSMOUTH FINANCE CO. LADERBURG'S DEPARTMENT STORE 709-07 High St., Ports, Va. READY-'TO-IVEAR AND SHOES FOR THE EN'1'mE FAMILY Eyes Examined-Glasses Filled DR. IRVIN J. COIN OPTOMETRIST 522 Middle St. Phone 899-W CNcxt to Howcl1's Floral Shopj C4llllll!l.lHl'IIlS qf ALBANY RESTAURANT CDIIIIIITVIIPIIII GEORGE G. LEE Qf WIIOLESALE HEATING AND PLUMBING LINCOLN SERVICE STORE SUPPLIES LYNCI-I'S SERVICE CENTER U CIIIIIPIIIIIFIIIS B. P. CBEND LYNCH PUROL PRODUCTS Wt PHONE 1 157 Our Motto: Courtesy and Service CLARK'S GARAGE 3, Mus. LENA Przxcra 7 COIIIfl!fHIPl1l.T U LU SADE SHOPS FEMININE APPAREL 225 HIGH STREET CUYILDHIIIFIIIS 'U' GCC. T. MCLCBI1 COMPANY, Incorporated PHILLIPS xl EWELERS Watches and Jewelry Repaircd 427 HIGH STREET PoR'I'sIIoU'ru, VIRGINIA COLLINS 216 HIGH ST. PoR'IsMou'rII s LARGEST FASHION F Loon f72 AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Pnoma 4200 Morse-Parker Motor Supply, Inc. 809-815 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA. Our Purpose to Serve and Serving Our Purposcn ESTABLISHED I 919 IIIcCreacIy's Service HIGH K HAMILTON CoMPl.E'1'E SERVICF FOR YOUR CAR PHONE 5427-5703 NORMAN PACKING CORPORATION DEALERS IN MEATS, PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE 932-934-936 High Street TELEPHONES 768-769 PORTSMOUTH, VA. AUTO GLASS a PAINT COMPANY Auto Glass Installed or Cut to Pattern Automotive Lncquers and Enamels, Paint Spraying Equipment, Air Compressors, Body Hardwarc, Trim Suppiirs 1328 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA. PHONE PORTS. 2775-R 4. Miss ANNE ACTON 73 Ther-e's NO STORE IN PORTSMOUTH LIKE CORNER HIGH AND EFFINGHAIYI STS. Porlsmouilfs Finest Department Store SINCE 1917 STYLE AND QUALITY MARCHANDISE AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS ALWAYS RELIABLE BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1947 FROM THE STAFF 0F W A P PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA ITIDETYATERIS OUTLET mu Mn'ru,xL BROADCASTING Sysram Merchants and Farmers Bank PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Serving the Citizens of Portsmouth and Community for More than Half a Century 5. MR. FRANK D. Bum: T751 'f 'ft COWDERY Abbott Auto Grist ' WATSIDE FLORAL CO. SCIVICC Say it with Flowers Say it with Ours HIGI-I ST. AT AIRLINE BLVD. 315 HIGH ST- P0R1'sII0uTI-I, VA. PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA PHONES 638 and 639 COVIIPIIWIFIIIJ ry' Loan Office, Inc. 202 HIGH ST. LOANS - LUGGAGE - JEWELRY SERVING POR1SMOUTH SINCE 1899 Complimmlsqf COAL AND IVOOD BEAZLEY 8: BLANFORD B A R N E Y ' S Inc. 'rua Hom: or TIIE STUDENT PHONE 132 Oiiice and Yard, 1021 High St. 305 HIGH ST. PoIz'rsIIouTI-I, VIRGINIA I761 Chas. E. Russell PURE OIL PRODUCTS 415 ELM AVE. PHONE 2525 un 2526 S t u cl e n t s I BETTER LIGHT FOR BETTER SIGHT RESULTS IN EASIER HOME WORK HIGHER MARKS Virginia Electric 81 Power Co. 6. Miss ANNE NVILLIAMS l771 R l l A X PI E GROVE DAIRY l l ClUNGRA'l'ULATlUNS 'l'O THE. CHIADUATES OF CHURCHLAND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '47 9591, ull thc People of Clxurchlamd and Norfolk County Read iinrtamnuih Star The Home Town Newspaper than carries all the Local News as wcll as full Associated Prcss News and many Special Frcatues Dclivcrccl to your home Daily and Sunday-25C per week l78l Compliments of y I Q Quallt Shop 309 High Street Por1smou1h's Leading Mcn's and Boys' Store for Over a Quarlvr 21 Century Compliments of A. L. Wright Jr. 8: Co. PLUMBING - HEATING g SHEET METAL DISTRIBUTORS YORK REmuGERA'1'1oN and Am CONDITIONING 1 PORTSMOUTH 1186 NORFOLK 26861 P I I i L L WT Y A ggi, 7. MRS. Aknvs H. GNV'X'NN 1791 l V, , , . 'Sf' A Bm IJ.K.fnuM U-5 A file 5 0 E if :f5f?:v.s5 Hmwwnw-ou-ww-W 'mW'u' 'fi r' T L ' 14 AMERKNS BIGGEST NlCKEl'5 WORTH Ax Pnrsl-com Borruuc co. - Norfolk, va. 'F J i Best Wishes . CE. Snuariz Gln. iso 0 flue Qfzabuafe WIT!-I A CAREER IN MIND IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INTERESTING WORK THAT OFFERS SECURITY AND AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT, PLACE YOUR AP- PLICATION WITH US NOW. ' Goon PAY ' REGULAR SALARY INcRIzAsIss 9 COMFORTABLE QUARTERS ' VACATIONS IVITI-I PAY 9 Am CONDITIONED BUILDING Call at our EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 528 QUEEN STREE'r PORTSMOUTH, VA. THE CHESAPEAKE AND PATOMAC TELEPHONE CO. OF VIRGINIA 8. MISS FREDDIE ANN BUTI' I811 SAVE for your COLLEGE EDUCATION CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY THE PROGRESSIVE BANK IXIcmlmv:r F. D. I. C. 225 HIGH STREET LET US DYE FOR YOU Dycrs of Garlnrnls and Household Articles Duffen Dye Works 1809 HIGH STREET Ponrsm OUTH ,vmcmm PHONE 1970-INI I321 Compliments Of COMMUNITY MOTOR BUS CO. FOR CHARTER TRIPS CALL PORTS. 3417 l J. S. CRAWFORD CO. FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, RADIOS, ETC. 835 High Slreet CUTIIEI Glo n PHONES 695 AND 696 PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 9 Miss Cnnmuwa C. COOKE H531 I I I I I I I I I I l American National Bank PORTSMOUTH'S LARGEST AND ONLY NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES ,..,,... 525,000,000 I I 1 I I Chapmalfs Established 1876 JEWELRY - SILVERWARE -- WATCHES 310 HIGH s TREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA i841 GREETINGS .Fam EASIIN CLEANING and LAUNllllY Lasting 84 Bros Inc. LASTING FURNITURE Since 1888 725-727 HIGH STREET P rtsmouth, Virginia 10 M Il E CGIl1fIliIII6'l?f,f q' CHANNEL FURNITURE CO. , Inc. High St. at Fifth Ave. PoR'rsMom'II, VA. Comf1limrnI.v U Portsmouth Gas Co. P0RTsMou1'II. XVIRGINIA Conzplimnzfs rj Johnson llptieal Company 508 Washington SI. PORTSMOIITII, VA. CU!IlfJl1'IIlfflf.5' qf Mason Seed Co. 606 MIDDLE ST. I 871 W. N. Holcomb 8: Son COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE AND ACCESSORIES AMOCO PRODUCTS-PENNSYLVANIA TIRES 1201 HIGH S'rREE'1' AT ELM AVENUE PORTSMOUTH, VA. SHERWOOD'S - Jewelers Es1'AaLlsmsn 1868 222 HIGH ST, PORTSMOUTH, VA. Compliments of WELTON, DUKE 81 HAWKS, INC 88 11. MR. Emma IVIARTIN LUMBER M I LLWORK SASH - DOORS - GLASS STORM SASI-I AND DOORS INSULATING BOARD SHEET ROCK - PLYWOOD PORTSMOUTH LUMBER CORP. MORRIS MUSIC SHOP RCA-VICTOR COLUMBIA DECCA RECORDS FINE HOME FURNISHINGS 204-206 HIGH ST. Complilnerzlr fy' MRS. J. M. SMITH LEERS CON FECTIONERY CI-IURCHLAND Compliment: qf Central Shoe Store, Inc. 301 HIGH ST. F Asn-11oNAn1.E Foowwnfuz Fox MEN LQ WOMEN f89 l I PRICE'S W. D. POINDEXTER W Es1'Aa1.1sHEn 1905 CONCRETE CONTRACTOR THE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CENTER 518 MIDDLE ST' 2420 Hxcu STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA. PORTSMOUTH, VA. I E M M O N B R O S . RIVER PARK MARKET Q 1 3301 Hartford St. Phone 4775-R N PORTSMOUTH, VA. Complirmwlx I BLANCHARD AND TURNER, INC. I 'kfzzrking Span' Alwqyf' , COAL - FUEL OIL l HARDWARE - SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS 3410 High St. Phone 911 wo Cmnplimrnlr U' M. M. CROCKIN C0 Complimenlr cy' WATERVIEW HOME FURNISHINGS CONFECTIONERY The Complimcnlx fy' WELL-DRESSED WOMAN shopsm TYREE JONES The famous MOTOR CORP. Compliments qf G L A Z E R ' S LADIES, XVEARING APPAREL 324 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTI-1, VA. Comfllimenls ly' L. M. HARRELL 8: SON SPORTING GOODS 607 Hmn STREET Compliment: ry' Snyderss Jewelers Vxsn' OUR CAMERA DEPARTLIEN1' 12. Miss MARY ANNE GALLAGHER 9 CDIHIDIIHICIIIS U Robertson Hardware Co. HOME OF DUPONT PAINTS Cnmplimenlx 'U' Robertson Cleane rs Complimenls qf WEST FURNITURE CO. 304 COUNTY ST. Complinmnts qf IRWIN'S PHARMACY K'Portsmouth,s Most Modern Dry Cleancrsn ' LOYAL DRY CLEANERS Iohn K. Mullen B. E. Harell Phone 3189 600 Sixth Ave. Conqolimentx qf PEELE'S RADIO SHOP 1920 HIGH ST. B A R R B R 0 S . WATCHES AND DIAMONDS 303 Hxcu AT Mmnua Cofnplimcfrlx ly' WATERVIEW BARBER SHOP 921 The Home Q Belief Valua- LEGGETT'S Department Store 221 Hman STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA. JUNIOR DRESSES 7 to 15 In Smart Styles by SEVENTEEN As Seen in Vocuxa CATALINA SPORTS WEAR AND SWIM SUITS ESSLEY SHIRTS AND SHOBLE HATS For Young Men MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT LEGGETTS f93 Camplinmm ly. Callzplirlmzlx AIRLINE FLORIST qf 1501 RODINIAN AVIS. PUR1-SMUU-HLVA, AUGUSTA HAT SHOPPE Complimrnlx J BYRDS FOOD CENTER 3310 HARTFORD ST. CUIIIAHIIIYIPIIIX If B 0 Y D ' S City Steam Laundry CUlIl.llll.lHt'YIf.f of A F R I E N D COOPER'S, INC. JEIVELERS - OPTOMETRISTS 327 HIGH STREET Cmnplimrnlx rj COMMUNITY BAKERY 3505 HIGH ST. Cmnjzlfnmzli' Qf DUN WELL CLEANERS C,,m!,1f,,,,,,,,Y ,uf Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys 608 HIGH STREET HOWELL'S FLORAL sHoP W, 530 MIDDLE STREET Recreation Bowling Alleys MRS, Rum' Howau. 311 COUNTY STREET Complimrulx Qf Comlhlimmlx lj MATTHEWS MUTUAL DELUXE CLEANERS INSURANCE AGENCY AND DYERS 205 HIGH STREET PHONE 881 1941 1 M7 I i277 VV Z:-JZQYVJYV Mivglrrvr f Y :MMM W 77 Q COIIlfI!iIIlfVlfI fy' Complimnm Qf O'NEAL STUDIOS Old Dominion Q Small Loan Corporation l Cnrnjnlinlfnlx Qf O'NEAL'S CLOCK AND WATCH SHOP 408 CRAWFORD ST. Camjzlimmls ry' Port Norfolk Service Store Corner of Hamilton K Hnrtlbrd Com.lrlimf'11l.r Qf r Parkers Grocery Store KING AND RUDMAN Ave. COIII.fl!fIIl!'IlfS ry' SWAINS CONFECTIONERY 3507 HlGl-l STREET P0!'ISlllOl1lll'S Oldest Hardware and Paint Dealers C,,,,,1,1i,,,,,l,, SAM SOLOMON 8x SON f 0 Everything to Build Anything 712-716-718 Crawford Sz. . TAYLOR MADE CANDIES 316 KING STREET l PARTY lVllN'l'S K SALTED Nurs S l Cmnjzlirnrnls rj SEABOARD PHARMACY E. 0. CRAWFORD 8: SONS QUAl.l'l'Y l URNl'l'URli El,EC'l'lllCAL APPLIANCES 601-603 I3rriNmmM PHONE 4342 13. MRS. DOROTllX' lVl0NR0li l95l r 1 1 1 w x it Congfzatulations I I 3 F f Salle HSS ? At ilu: fool of Columbia Struct X Portsmoutlm, Virgixmin Y! me l MN Defpecfion is no lime yen nfne fixings peffecfion mike THE LITTLE THINGS AS WELL AS BIG ONES ARE IMPORTAN TO US IN THE PRODUCTION OF ALL OUR ENGRAVINGS All engravings in this book by I Q Southern Engraving Company I9 V ' ' 7 'lv 2 ' 1 r .Qesf Cfwslzes 4 I fiom ww, M. gb. if r 1 Burke 8 Gregory, Inc PRINTERS B I N D E R S LITHOGRAPHERS Printers for 'ETHE TRUCKER,, Dial 24671 - 24672 l 808-812 Bermuda St. Norfolk, Virginia E981 3 il 14mymph4 , ui Q wiffflifiw 5ii??E Wwww AHKQRE A fi? ws 55' . Y 5VNi M? My at If 'J yy WW K X X-.QW W 63L'fQ'Q7 ww ii . , f I -Y A . A J Nutvgf-ap A J UQ! Qgfi?Q of ., sci fi: 'N Qfi -Fei Xi,g3QQ'1 TL 1, if E T L WM QWIMS L Luwd VJ Q or Egg, 5 UNH bw Ai 'Unix iysw' ir' Mow, flvnvv JU V 41,2011 -EN? af Qgxmx EW? Q . ME N398 Xi 11001 W5 11 la ay 3 QL EQ? wig Q ' is Q 1515 QV, 5 2 X, .I ,E . W r ,I y 1 ., - ' -,A , 1 I 1 . ',,- -Q, ', l 1,5 -Ji 1 ' ' ' 5 1,9 - . 'X . 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