Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1949 volume:

ALMA MATER Churchland High, Through all the ages, Y e will loyal be. By thy guidance we shall prosper, And our faith in thee, Strong in spirit Striving forward W e as students stand. Hail to thee, Oh Churchland High School Best in all the land. The PRESENTED SENIOR OF CHURCHLAND NORFOLK COUNTY Trucker BY THE THE HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA Ho. i i OJTH PUBLIC LIBRARlf PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA ' I Foreword . . . Here we again commemorate our Alma Mater. Serene in her beauty, erect and staunch, she stands against the blue sky, with ancient trees surrounding. But more significant to us than any beauty are the spiritual values and opportunities that have come to us in our years with her. We shall always cherish the good fellowship of the students of Churchland; their memory will remain with us throughout the passing years. We shall long cherish the many contributions to our welfare made by each member of the faculty. Again, we shall cherish the tradi- tions of fidelity and loyal allegiance which we have not only received but also learned to give. All these memories of you, O Churchland, are treasured in this small book which, throughout the coming years, will grow more precious to us, as we remember your gifts and your ideals! DEDICATION For her understanding mind and spiri for her willingness to help others, and for her invaluable guidance, we, the Class of 1949, affectionately Dedicate this annual to MISS FREDRIKA ANN BUTT HEAD COUNSELORS MR. BECK — Principal MR. PAWLOWSKI — Assistant Principal and Coach FACULTY MISS CARRIE E. BISHOP MISS MARTHA LEIGH GIBBS MISS FREDRIKA ANN BUTT MRS. A. B. GWYNN MRS. WILLIAM EASTWOOD MR. W. H. LEWIS MISS ELSIE MASSEY FACULTY MISS NF.I.L CARTER MRS. E. S. MONROE MRS. H. G. FORREST MRS. D. J. TARR MISS MARY ANN GALLAGHER MISS GRACIE LEE VAN DYCK MR. ROBERT YEARGAN Senior Class Officers Jerry Harris. . . Harold Beaver . Joyce Fleshman Dickie Ehrhart Li nwood Brett. President Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer Chaplain The Senior Class Song The time has come when we’ll say goodbye, Looking back through the years we find Memories of days spent here, To our hearts we hold them so dear, You’ll guide us through hardships and fear. Churchland, Churchland, you’ll be our guide Throughout our life we’ll cherish thee, Churchland, Churchland, you’ll be our guide, We bid thee “Adieu” through tears. Words by Carol Cartwright and Joyce Fleshman SENIORS JANE KAY ASKEW Art Club 4 JAMES BLAINE BENNETT, Jr. S C A 2, Hi-Y 2, 3; Annual Staff — Business Manager 4; Visual Aid 4 ROBERT HAYES BAILEY Junior Varsity Football 1, 2 ELYA MAE BOYD Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Softball 3, 4; Librarian 4; Art Club 4 JAMES I LEY BAUCOM Junior Varsity Football 1,2; Football 4 LINWOOD HARRELL BRETT, Jr. Football 2, 3. 4; Beta Club 3, President 4; Chaplain of Senior Class; Senior Play, Varsity C 4. HAROLD CLAYTON BEAVER Beta Club 4; Football 4; Annual Staff 4; Visual Aid 4; Varsity C 4 KATRINA JEAN BRUCKSE Pierrettes Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Monogram Club 4; Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Art Club Vice-President 4; Cheer- leader 4 SENIORS RICHARD NICHOLAS BRUCKSE Varsity C 2. 3, 4; Football 2, 3, Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Baseball 3, Track 2 ALINE ESTELLE CHERRY Basketball Manager 2. Team 3. 4 Annual Staff 3. 4 . Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2; Churchland Tn-Hi-Y 3. 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4 PEGGY JOYCE CANNADY F FI A. 4: Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4, Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2; Beta Club 4; Librarian 4 PEGGY JEAN COOPER Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; S C A. Treasurer 4; Basketball 3, Co-Captain 4; Cheerleader 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 BILLY BEAMAN CARTER 4-H Club 2. 3. President 4; Basketball 2. 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Football 4, Senior Class Play JEANELLEN DAWSON Annual Staff 3, Editor 4; Dramatics Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Countryman 1, Feature Editor 4; Beta Club 3, 4 CAROL LEE CARTWRIGHT Cheerleader 2, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 2. 3. President 4; Dramatics Club 3; State Championship Play 3 MICHEAL JOSEPH DOWSON Baseball Manager 1 SENIORS RICHARD ALLISON EHRHART Football i, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; S C A 4; Track i. 2 , 3. 4; Senior Class Treasurer JOHN GORMAN FLEMING Football, Track EDWARD HOWELL ENGLISH Football 2; Basketball 1 ; Track 3; Hi-Y 2 ; Varsity C 1 JOYCE McNULTY FLESHMAN Class Officer 1. 3. 4: Art Editor of Annual 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; State Championship Play; Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 NANCY LEE FERGUSON F. FI A Secretary 4; Art Club 4; Churchland Tri-Hi- Y 4; Driver Train- ing WAYNE HOWARD FOSTER Senior Class Play; Track 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Football 3; S. C. A 3 I FRANCES ANN FITCH Annual Staff 1. 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Officer 2. 4; S C. A 4; Art Club Sec- retary-Treasurer 4; Beta Club 4 SAM GASTON GILMORE A Handsome Guy, Dependable and Shy SENIORS PEARL HOPE GRAY Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; F H. A President 4; Pierrettes 4 ; Literary Editor of Annual 4 uJ CLAUDE GERALD HARRIS Class President 3 4; Basketball 1.2. 3 4: Football 3. 4. State Championship Play 3 ; Senior Class Play 4 LOIS ANNE GRIFFIN Basketball 4; Cheerleader 4 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President; Monogram Club, An- nual Staff 4 MARCELLA HASSELL Tri-Hi-Y 4; Assistant Basketball Mana- ger 4; F. H. A 3; Monogram Club 4; Art Club 4 JEANNE HAZEL HAGWOOD Cheerleader. Monogram Club 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Pierrettes 4; F. H A 4 KAY FRANCES HIGHT Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; President of Pierrettes 4; Cheerleader 4; Senior Class Play; Feature Editor of Annual 4 SENIORS BETTY JO JOHNSON F H A. 4; Driver Training 4, Art Club 4 DONALD GLENN McCANTS Band 2, 3, Captain 4; Hi-Y 2; Art Club 4 BENNY JACKSON JONES Beta Club 3. Treasurer 4; Track 2; S. C A. 1 ; Band 1, 2, 3 ; Visual Aid 4 JOANNE McCURRY C.hurchland Tri-Hi-Y 4: Business Manager of Countryman 4 ; Cheerleader 4; State Championship Play 3, Senior Class Play MARY ELLEN KEIRN Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Pierrettes Vice-President 4; Library 4 ELIZA ARLENE McDONALD F H A. 2; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pierrettes 4; Cheerleader 4; Prompter in Senior Play DAVID ULMER LEWIS Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Hi-Y 2, 3; Varsity C, Secretary- Treasurer THOMAS SHERMAN MEADS Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Varsity C 3, President 4; Sports Editor of Countryman SENIORS KATHERINE LOUISE MILLER F. H. A 3. 4 JEWELL PARALEE OGLESBY Churchland Tri-Hi- Y i, President 4; Cheerleader 4; Pierrettes 4; Annual Staff 4; Monogram Club 4 VERNA LOUISE MILLS Basketball Manager 2, Team 4: Softball 3 ; Annual Staff. Sports Editor 4; Mono- gram Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ANN OLDFIELD Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Countryman 4; Driver Training 4; Librarian 4 MURRY WILSON MYRICK, Jr. Baseball 31 Hi-Y Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4 EMILY FLORENCE OWENS Monogram Club 2. 3. Secretary 4; Band 2, 3; Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 4; F. H. A. 4 ELIZABETH CATHERINE NEAVE F H. A. 4; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Chorus i, 3; Driver Training 3; Libra- rian 4 MILDRED MARGARET PRUITT Beta Club 4; Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Countryman 4; Basketball Manager 4 SENIORS EDWARD FRANKLIN ROGERS, Jr. Senior Class Play ; Countryman 3, Editor 4; Basketball 4. J. V. 2, 3; Track i, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 JANICE SANDRA SMITH Beta Club 3. Secretary 4; F. H. A 4; Driver Training 4 PATRICIA ANNE SAUNDERS Tri-Hi-Y 3. Sergeant-at-Arms 4 Secre- tary and Treasurer of Pierrettes; Vice- President of F. H A ; Senior Class Play; Annual Staff 4 GEORGE ABBIT WHITLEY Bus Driver 3, 4; Driver Training 3 JAMES LEWIS SHEAR IN President of Art Club 4; Art Editor of Countryman 4; Chorus 1, z JAMES LANGLEY WILLIS, Jr. Basketball 4. J V. z, 3; Beta Club 4; Secretary of S. C. A. 4; Track z. 3, 4; Hi-Y Secretary 3 HOWARD BEALE SIVILIS, Jr. Basketball z, 3, Co-Captain 4; Football 4; Varsity C z. 3, 4; Treasurer of Junior Class, President of Churchland S. C. A ; President of Norfolk County S. C. A. REBECCA BROADDUS VAUGHN Countryman 4; Driver Training 4 HONOR GRADUATES UNWOOD BRETT JEAN DAWSON HOWARD SIVILS JANICE SMITH JAMES WILLIS Last Will and Testament 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 are to be paid by our execu- tor who is herein named. We make the following bequests: Item One: To the Juniors, we leave our knowledge, our ability to get along with the teachers, our love for English literature and our beloved units on Macbeth. Item Two: To the Freshman Class, we leave our ability to get out of class, our sophistication and our ability to be patient with trying teachers. Item Three: To the Eighth Grade, we leave the hope that they too, will some- day grow up. Item Four: To the faculty we leave Harry Eovett. Item Five: To Dot Adams, Barbara Oldfield leaves her quiet dignity. Item Six: To Tommy Hall, Richard Ehrhart leaves his ability to play basket- ball and get along with the coach. Item Seven: I, Jean Dawson, leave my English grades to Harry Lovett, so he will some day get out. Item Eight: To Bobby Vaughan, Richard Bruckse leaves his nose. Item Nine: I, Arlene McDonald leave my “Malibu Tan” powder to Lorraine Harrison. Item Ten: I, Joanne McCurry, leave my ability to play basketball to Janet Veon, and would like to ask her not to abuse it. Item Eleven: I, Tommy Meads, leave my ability to get out of Miss Massey’s class to Jimmy Robinson. Item Twelve: I, Kay Hight, leave my sister June, to uphold the high standards of the Hight name. Item Thirteen: I, John Gorman Fleming, leave all my women in the care of John Holland. Item Fourteen: I, Joyce McNulty Fleshman, leave to one William Jean, my ability to be bold around others. Item Fifteen: I, Carol Carwright, leave my blondness, derived from that famous formula H2 02, to some poor innocent underclassman. Item Sixteen: I, Howard Sivils, leave all the headaches of the S. C. A. to Bobby Cullen. Item Seventeen: I, Rebecca Vaughn, leave my ability to hate men to Shirley Crawford, in hope that she’ll put it to good use. Item Eighteen: I, Barbara Hunt, leave all my classes to go home. Item Nineteen: To the school, we of the Senior Class Class leave 1 ! ! We nominate and appoint Miss Freddie Ann Butt to be the executor of this, our last will and testament, with full authority to carry out all of its provisions to the utmost effect. In testimony whereof, we have set our bonds and seal this first day of June, A. D., 1949. {Signed) Class of 1949 Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above Class of 1949 as their last will and testament in the presence of us who have here unto subscribed our names as witnesses at their request, in the presence of the said testatrix and of each other. {Signed) Frank D. Beck Joseph Pawlowski SENIOR PLAY “Spring Fever” Senior Class Play Howard Brant Ed Burns Vic Lewis Lou Herron Mrs. Spangler Anne Purceli Vivian George Henry Purcell Phoebe Purcell Maude Corey Professor Virgil Bean Dr. Dixon Director Assistant Director. . . Prompters Wayne Foster Jerry Harris Eddie Rogers Carol Cartwright Jean Dawson Joanne McCurry Kay Hight Bill Carter Patsy Saunders Joyce Fleshman Lin wood Brett Benny Jones Miss Martha Leigh Gibbs Miss Grace Lee Van Dyck Aline Cherry, Arlene McDonald Senior Class Prophecy Great success has been bestowed upon the members of the Senior Class of ’49. They have proved themselves to be worthy citizens. Many years have passed since that sad night when they, bursting with both pride and sorrow, received their diplomas. Through the knowledge gained at dear old Churchland, they have chosen the right paths in life. Now, you have only to glance at a newspaper and read of these outstanding people, so prominent have they become — even their sponsor, Miss Fredrika Butt, is a famous woman columnist on the New York Times! While thumbing through her paper recently, I read an article concerning the fine deeds ot Dickie Bruckse and Jimmie Baucom, who hold very high positions in the U. S. Army. Serving our country in the Navy are David Lewis and James Willis, with rank of Lt. Commander. If you happen to be interested in sports, then you can turn, as I did, to the sports page and find something on this order: “Peggy Cooper was recently voted most valuable player for the All-American Red Heads.” Also on the sports page you might read something ot the expert managing of the “Red Heads” by Peggy Pruitt. Holding down a guard position for them is that blonde bombshell, Verna Mills. Not so long ago an article caught my eye which contained the report that Jerry Harris and the former Carol Cartwright were vacationing at Miami Beach, after which Jerry will resume his coaching duties at the University of Kentucky. On the front page of today’s paper is a picture of Howard Sivils, Governor of our beloved state of Virginia. He attended the Inaugural Ball accompanied by his wife, the former Jo Anne McCurry. In the parade, on the day ot the inauguration, was Miss Joyce Fleshman, chosen to represent our state on account of her beauty. An account of Dickie Ehrhart’s celebration of the recent completion of the Churchland bridge also caught my attention. He celebrated with a weekend party at his home. His lovely wife, the former Jeanne Hagwood, served as hostess. Among the guests was that famous historian, Tommy Meads, who is now running in competition with Miss Massey. Jane Kay Askew, charming bubble dancer, pro- vided entertainment for the guests. Rebecca Vaughn and Eddie Rogers, star reporters for the New York Times, were covering the party. Also celebrating over the weekend were those prominent cosmetic manufacturers, Patsy Saunders and Arlene McDonald, who introduced their new face powder known as “Black-Face.” That well-known dare devil of the air, Joe Dowson, was their honored guest. Lois Griffin was there also, sporting her three diamonds. Escorting her was Hollywood’s most sought after bachelor, Wayne Foster. On the page devoted to the entertainment world, I read where Mary Ellen Keirn in now the featured singer at the Swan Club. Donald McCants has his own band in which Bob Hagwood plays a clarinet. They are known as “McCants’ Melody Maids.” Aha! Here’s the outcome of the voting cast by the world’s greatest model critics. They have chosen as America’s number one model of the year, Miss Barbara Oldfield. At another voting poll, Ann Fitch has been selected as Best-Dressed Woman of the Year. She has become one of the most prominent women of the social world. Gracious! Here’s a full page advertisement for Jack Beaver’s Bakery Shop, famous all over the U. S. for its delicious pastries. There are pictures of the Senior Class Prophecy — Continued executives along with the ad. His secretary is Joyce Cannady, Benny Jones is the prominent Vice-President, and Murry Myrick is the business manager of this thriving establishment. The two managing cooks of Mr. Beaver’s bakery are the Misses Emily Owens and Kitty Bruckse. Here I see an article in which famous medical authorities are praising Hope Gray for her wonderful work in the field of welfare nursing. Marcella Hassell has also gained recognition for her splendid work in this field. Oh! and here I read where the play “Romeo and Juliet” is starting its second year of prosperity on Broadway with that well-known Shakespearian actress, Miss Kay Hight. On the next page, I read of the gala opening of Bill Carter’s new restaurant featuring Bar-B-Q as his specialty. Attending the opening are such notable figures as Miss Janice Smith, who has just completed her book entitled “Pathway to Knowledge”, Jimmy Shearin, Esquire s leading illustrator, Linwood Brett, Hollywood’s foremost comedian, and Elizabeth Neave, noted woman detective. Oh! Well, I guess Eve just about read the whole newspaper. Let’s see what’s of interest in the latest Strife Magazine. If you happen to look on the page where the staff of the magazine is listed, you’ll see two members of the class of ’49 who hold positions of high esteem. Head- ing the list as editor is that worthy and capable leader, Jean Dawson. Serving as chief of the Domestic News Service is Katherine Miller. My, here’s a picture of Elva Boyd receiving the National Art Award for her achievements in Modern Art. As I venture further into the pages of Strife , I find a very interesting write-up about that successful black-face comedian, Blaine Bennett. There are many pictures of him and his wife, the former Jewell Oglesby. Well, if here isn’t a picture of Aline Nuckols! Strife has chosen her as “The Ideal Housewife.” I am speaking of the Aline Cherry as you knew her in ’49. That MISS has been a MRS. for a long time now. Gorman Fleming has just won an academy award for being Hollywood’s most ardent lover. He was presented the Oscar for his performance in “Love Me Little, Love Me Big.” Here is an article on Kinglin Brothers’ newly organized circus. Bobby Bailey is the jovial Master of Ceremonies. They are billing Sam Gilmore as a fearless lion-tamer. Betty Jo Johnson is the star trapeze artist. My, what’s this? George Whitley, now owner of the Brownhound Bus Line, has just been married. Dear old George! All his dreams have come true. Edward English has a large ad on the next page for his famous Bolognial Stores. He has really risen to success. Featured among the items in his ad is the new gold tipped candy cigarette “for the kiddies” called “Baleigh 309,” introduced by Miss Barbara Hunt. And last, but not least, I come to an advertisment of Nancy Ferguson’s Open Air Market. It is rated as the most modernly equipped market in the country. Yes, the notable achievements of these members of the Class of ’49 are known to all the world. How proud their former teachers must be of them! They claim Churchland High School as their inspiration and guide. May she ever remember them with all love and esteem, as they remember her! Junior Class Bottom row , left to right: Christine Bvrum, Marian Vaughan, Lorraine Harrison, Ann Mangum, Betty Whittaker, Carol Thomas, Ruby Harris, Lerline Lemoine, Charlene Chrisman, Helen Dail, Elsie Young, Nancy Gilbert, Grace Dowson. Second row: Mary O’Donnell, Joyce Hathaway, Lottie Hudson, Jackie Graham, Mary Moody, Jeanette Sawyer, Margaret Vann, Janet Robinson, Lucille Garrenton, Joyce Williams, Dorothy Adams, Shirley Crawford, Miss Van Dyck. Third row: Marshall Smith, Harry Francis, Tommy Vaughan, John Holland, Bobby Cullen, William Jean, Rvland Moody, Mitchell Moore, Clarence Collins, Durward Cobb, Billy Burks, Bill Smith. Fourth row: James Hall, Billy Walters, James Gallimore, Curtis Crawford, Billy Williams, Sanford Chapman, Harry Lovett, Troy Carter, Gilbert Bailey, Alton Bailey, Joe Terry. Donald King. Fifth row: Tommy Culpepper, Joe Velez, Donald Neer, Gary Cross, James Troutjnan, Homer Vineyard, Jack McHugh. Clarence Collins Louis Sladf. Joyce WlLI .IAMS . . . Joyce Hathaway. OFFICERS .... President Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer Freshman Class First row: Marlene Bolin, Joanne Lemoine, Mary Ellen Parham, Rachel Flynn, Betty Ann Hnffington, Carol Eason, Vice-President; Lake Westfall, President; Bobby Vaughn, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tommy Hall, Treasurer; Joyce Cooper, Secretary; Dorothy Borgen, Chaplain; Margie Furman. Second row: Pat Trotman, Judy Ashworth, Carol Bollacker, Mary Ann McEachern, Barbara Anne Clark, June Hight, Anna Harris, Carol Anne Hallowed, Barbara Hassell, Betty Lou Buchanan, Janet Veon, Nancy Madison. Third row: David Bennett, Tommy Dowdy, David Privette, Earnest Floyd, Joe Black, John Shearin, James Rosekrans, George Laing, Bill Lane, Billy Gwaltney, Kenny Morris, James Ward, George Veon, John Kirchmier, Garland Smith, Earl Nelson, Donald Matthews, Eddie Wynne, Jimmy Gwaltney, Gene Garthright, John Harris, Tommy Crossley, Daniel Scarce, Bobby DeGrouche, Larry Hassell. Absent: Marvin Johnson, Ray Daniels. Eighth Grade First row , left to right: Sarah Crawford, Barbara Figart, Vivian Abernathy, Ada Lee Carter, Beverley Butler, Judy Brooks, Patsy Rae Tonkin, Martha Whittaker, Louise Haywood, Joanne Branch, Patty Blackman, Lois Hughes, Nan Leonard, Susan Oldfield, Betsy Ann Dixon. Second row: Shirley Wilfong, June Satterfield, Betty Veon, Charlotte Walker, Jackie Tigner, Mary Sue Meads, Betty Troutman, Bobby Sue Troutman, Patsy Taylor, Ruth Woodruff, Janet Muse, Carlene Bullock, Minnie Honeycutt, Linda Odum, Betty Reynolds, Carolyn Garrenton, Nancy Hawley, Joyce McLain. Third row: Arthur Halstead, Richard Scott, Leon Remington, Hilton Whitehurst, Lydon Filer, Bobby Mebane, Sonny Vick, Robert Thomas, Larry Wise, Lanny Sly, Arthur Hayes, Wesley Branch. Fourth row: Henry Houston, Jerry Moyar, Sam York, Jerry Lee, Bobby Tolson, Bucky Norfleet, Edgar Merritt, Freddie James, Jerry McDonald, Freddie Fletcher, Franklin Deans, Louis Schieman, Harry Collier, James Kerley, Bobby Francis, Bill Poison. Annual Staff Seated , left to right: Murry Myrick, Dickie Ehrhart, Eddie Rogers, Bob Hagwood, Blaine Bennett, Mary Ellen Keirn, Verna Mills, Joyce Fleshman, Kay Hight, Hope Gray. Standing , left to right: Patsy Saunders, Rachel Flynn, Joyce Williams, Nancy Gilbert, Lois Griffin; Aline Cherry, Peggy Cooper, joyce Hathaway, Barbara Oldfield, Lottie Hudson, Jewell Oglesby, Joanne McCurry, Shirley Crawford, Linwood Brett. Next row , left to right: Jerry Harris, Carol Hollowed, Barbara Clark, Ann Fitch, Mr. Lewis. Inset: Jean Dawson. Jean Dawson Editor Bob Hagwood, Blaine Bennett Co-Business Managers Joyce Fleshman Art Editor KayHight Feature Editor Mary Ellen Keirn Circulation Manager Verna Mills Sports Editor Hope Gray Literary Editor Mr. Lewis Adviser The Countryman Standing, left to right: Mable Moody, Marian Vaughn, Rebecca Vaughn, Peggy Pruitt, Mary Ellen Moody, David Lewis, Dot Adams, Lorraine Harrison, Patsy Saunders, Jackie Graham, Barbara Oldfield, Miss Butt, adviser. Seated , left to right: Joanne McCurry, Business Manager; Nancy Gilbert, Proofreader; Kay Hight, Circulation Manager; Jean Dawson, Feature Editor; Eddie Rogers, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Cartwright, Co-Sports Editor; Jimmy Shearin, Art Editor; Verna Mills, Co-Sports Editor; Lois Griffin, Typist; Joyce Fleshman, Grammar School Editor. The Beta Club Standing, left to right: Joseph Velez, Nancy Gilbert, Ann Fitch, Mary Ellen Keirn, Jean Dawson Jack Beaver, James Willis, Jerry Harris, Donald King, Lottie Hudson, Joyce Williams. Seated, left to right: Miss Bishop, adviser; Peggy Pruitt, Benny Jones, Treasurer; Joyce Hathaway, Vice-President; Linwood Brett, President; Janice Smith, Secretary; Howard Sivils, Joyce Cannady. Driver’s Training Left to right: Mr, Bell, Director; Rebecca Vaughn, Janice Smith, Barbara Clarke, Christine Smith, Betty Jo Johnson, Joyce Williams, Jimmy Hall, Lucille Garrenton, Lottie Hudson, Joyce Hatha- way, Billy Williams, Donald King, Durwood Cobb, Jack McHugh, Lorraine Harrison, Joe Terry, Jackie Graham, Marian Vaughn, Barbara Oldfield, Jewell Oglesby, Patsy Saunders, Jeanette Sawyer, Emily Owens, Mable Moody, Mary Ellen Moody. F. H. A. Standing, left to right: Barbara Hunt, Elizabeth Neave, Jeanne Hagwood, Betty Jo Johnson, Grace Dowson, Margaret Vann, Joyce Cannady, Miss Carter, adviser. Seated , left to right: Katherine Miller, Elsie Young, Treasurer; Patsy Saunders, Vice-President; Hope Gray, President; Nancy Ferguson, Secretary; Betty Ann Huffington, Reporter. The S. C. A Standing, left to right: Margie Furman, Patsy Tonkin, Henry Houston, Ann Fitch, Dickie Ehrhart, Betty Whittaker, Donald King, Nancy Madison, Bobby Albertia. Seated, left to right: Peggy Cooper, Treasurer; Bobby Cullen, Vice-President; Howard Sivils, President; James Willis, Secretary. Standing, left to right: Nanc y Ferguson, Wayne Foster, Bill Carter, Carol Cartwright, Elva Boyd, Betty Jo Johnson, Mrs. Price, Adviser. Seated, left to right: Jane Askew, Marcella Hassell, Ann Fitch, Secretary and Treasurer; Kitty Bruckse, Vice-President; Aline Cherry, Tommy Vaughan, Homer Vineyard, President; Jimmy Shearin. The Band Majorettes , left to right: Mary Ann McEachern, Joyce Williams, Patsy Bush, Lucille Garrenton, Nancy Hawley. Seated , lejt to right: Lois Hughes, Dickie Scott, Dora Daniels, Evelyn Byrum, Billy Walters, Freddy James, Eddie Wynne, Jimmy Gwalrney, Bill Poison, John Harris, Harry Collier, Billy Williams. Second row: Bob Hagwood, Minnie Honeycutt, Louis Schieman, Jane Kay Askew, Anna Harris, Gloria Marquiss, Donald Kellerman, Donald Matthews, Tommy Crossley, Larry Hassell, Bobby DeGrouche, Billy Gwaltney. Third row: James Kerley, Jerry McDonald, Bobby Francis, Jerry Lee, Hilton Whitehurst, Sam Chapman, Lannv Sly, Donald Sly, Donald McCants, Earl Nelson, Alt on Bailey, Marshall Smith, Mildred Harris, Nancy Gilbert, Elsie Young. Inset: Mr. Hardin, Director. Pierrettes First row , left to right: Hope Gray, Jewell Oglesby, Kitty Bruckse, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mary Ellen Keirn, Vice-President; Kay Hight, President; Patsy Saunders, Secretary and Treasurer; Carol Cart- wright, Joyce Fleshman. Second row, lejt to right: Verna Mills, Ann Fitch, Jeanne Hagwood, Arlene McDonald, Mrs. Forrest, Adviser, Jo Anne McCurry. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y Standing, left to right: Joanne McCurrv, Nancy Ferguson, June Hight, I.erline Lemoine, Joyce Cannady, Elizabeth Neave, Barbara Oldfield, Carol Cartwright, Peggy Cooper, Gracie Lee Van Dyck, Verna Mills, Jean Dawson, Arlene McDonald, Peggy Pruitt, Carol Thomas, Mary Ellen Keirn, Elva Boyd, Kay Hight, Marcella Hassell. Seated, left to right: Ann Fitch, Aline Cherry, Joyce Fleshman, Lois Griffin, Hope Gray, Jewell Oglesby. Officers: Jewell Oglesby, President; Lois Griffin, Vice-President; Hope Gray, Secretary; Joyce Fleshman, Corresponding Secretary; Ann Fitch, Treasurer; Aline Cherry, Sergeant-at-Arms; Miss Van Dyck, Sponsor. Trucker’s Tri-Hi-Y Seated, left to right: Nancy Gilbert, Corresponding Secretary; Betty Whittaker, Vice-President; Shirley Crawford, President; Joyce Williams, Recording Secretary; Lottie Hudson, Treasurer; Patsy Saunders, Sergeant-at-Arms; Standing, left to right: Betty Huffington, Rachel Flynn, Joyce Hathaway, Audrey Smith, Mary Ellen Parham, Nancy Madison, Mrs. Tarr, Sponsor; Marian Vaughn, Judy Ashworth, Joanne Lemoine, Barbara Hassell, Kitty Bruckse, Emily Owens. The Boys That Keep Things Rolling Left to right: Tommy Greenwood, Horace Davenport, Mr. Jones, Custodian; Harry Francis, George Whitley. Varsity “C” First row , left to right: Bobby Vaughan, Tommy Culpepper, Louis Slade, Vice-President; Dickie Bruckse, Howard Sivils, David Lewis, Secretary and Treasurer; Ronnie Collier. Second row, left to right: Tom my Vaughan, Jimmy Robinson, Lake Westfall, James Willis, Bobby Cullen, Gene Skinner, John Holland. Third row, left to right: Mr. Pawlowski, Adviser; Troy Carter, Bill Carter, William Jean, Ryland Moody, Jerry Harris, Dickie Ehrhart, Bill Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tommy Meads, President. PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY 601 Court Street Portsmouth, Virginia Portsmouth, Virginia f {■ ■ H ' ■ ' S’— r ¥ 12 20 1 24 12 V7 n Bottom row, left to right: Managers, Irving Jones, Donald Matthews, Harry Collier. First row: I, inwood Brett, Ronald Collier, Bobby Vaughan, Tommy Hall, Howard Sivils, Richard Bruckse, Bobby Francis, Bill Poison, Mitchell Moore, James I. ink, Harry Lovett. Second row: Jerry Harris, Tommy Meads, Bill Smith, James Robinson, Jack Beaver, Lake West- fall, Ryland Moody, Trov Carter, Richard Ehrhart, Bill Jean. Third row: John Holland, George Anderson, James Kerley, Gene Skinner, Louis Slade, Robert Cullen, Earl Nelson, James Gallimore, Ernest Floyd, Tommy Vaughan, Coach Joseph Pawlowski. FOOTBALL SCORES OF GAMES C. H. S.. 19 Portlock 0 C. H. S.. 14 Deep Creek 0 C. H. S. . . 7 Smithfield 14 C. H. S.. 33 Great Bridge 0 C. H. S.. 0 Suffolk 14 C. H. S.. . 6 Kempsville 25 C. H. S.. 14 M. Whaley 13 C. H. S. . 16 Cradock 0 Non- ■conference game Coach Joseph Pawlowski and Captain Richard Bruckse Left to right: Rvland Moody, Lake Westfall, Jack Beaver, James Robinson, Bill Smith, Tommy Meads, Richard Ehrhart, Harry Lovett, Louis Slade, Richard Bruckse, Troy Carter. Norfolk County Champions The Churchland Truckers battled their way to their first football championship in many years. Winning five of their eight games, the Truckers won three of them in Norfolk County competition which gave them the title of Norfolk County Champions. Next to this honor is the paramount fact that the Truckers defeated the Group I, Cradock Admirals, 16 to 0. With seven graduating seniors, the Churchland Truckers are looking forward to next year for another successful season. GRADUATING SENIOR PLAYERS Linwood Brett Tailback for Trucker reserves; Brett broke into the scoring column against Great Bridge, tallying an extra point. Howard Sivils Trusty tailback for the Champs of Norfolk County; 130 pounds of dynamite. Richard Brucksf. Captain of Truckers’ mighty eleven; shifty runner and accurate passer; scored 36 points. Richard F.hrhart, Right end in Trucker forward wall; Ehrhart played one of his finest games against Cradock, playing a fine defensive game. Jack Beaver. Right guard on C. H. S. eleven; transfer from Cradock who gained revenge with his fine game against Cradock, enabling us to win 16-0. Tommy Meads. Left tackle in Trucker line; 200 pounds of might made Meads a stalwart in the forward wall. Left end on Trucker eleven; chosen on All-Tidewater Group II; scored 13 points this season. Jerry Harris First row, left to right: Jack McHugh, Eddie Rogers, David Lewis, James Willis, James Link. Second row: Bill Jean, Troy Carter, Jerry Harris, Bill Carter, Richard Ehrhart. Third r ow: Howard Sivils, Louis Slade, John Holland, Coach Joseph Pawlowski, Jack Lee, Tommy Hall, Richard Bruckse. BASKETBALL SCORES OF GAMES C. H. S.. . . .14 Cradock . . .27 C. H. S. . . . . . . .43 St. Paul . . 39 C. H. S.. . . . ... 28 Portlock . . .26 C. H. S.. . . . . . .41 Smithfield . . .40 C. H. S. . . . . ... 28 St. Paul’s 32 C. H. S.. . . . . .43 Poquoson . 23 C. H. S.. . . . . .42 Suffolk . . .49 C. H. S.. . ... 29 Matthew-Whaley . . . . . .43 C. H. S.. ... 34 Portlock . .22 C. H. S.. . ... 52 Great Bridge . 23 C. H. S.. . . . . .27 Kempsville . . .31 C. H. S.. . . . .31 South Norfolk ... 30 C. H. S.. . ... 28 Oceana . . .39 C. H. S.. . . . ... 28 Cradock ... 39 C. H. S. . . . . . .62 Deep Creek ... 20 Co-Captains Howard Sivils and Jerry Harris. COACH JOSEPH PAW LOW SKI R CHA RD BRUCK5E PA V D L EW 5 Norfolk County Champions HARR S The Churchland Truckers had a very favorable season, winning eight out of fifteen games. Although they were not able to compete in the tournament, they won the last game of the season by defeating Deep Creek, which classified them as the Norfolk County Group II Basketball League Champions. SCORING STATISTICS Harris 202 Sivils 136 Ehrhart 64 Bruckse 52 Lewis 22 Managers: Shearin, Robinson, Matthews GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ADAMS The spirits were high for many of the girls of Church- land that 18th day of November, 1948. That was the day they were to compete with others in the school to see if they would be chosen to represent the “Church- land Girls” in basketball for the coming season. Finally, the team was picked. With only two returning lettermen back from the previous year, it was easy to see the difficulties Miss Van Dyck and the girls were up against, as far as ex- perienced players were concerned. Although this was a “strike” against them, they were far from giving up. Practicing steadily, day after day, the girls never lost that spark of eagerness with which they had started. This year’s squad had many lower classmen on it, who show possibilities for great development. The ex- perience they have gained this year, in those games in which they played, will prove invaluable next year. The season was marked by some victories and some defeats, but the girls ended up the year a well-integrated and vastly improved group. Our first team, composed of Shirley Crawford, Dorothy Adams, Carol Cartwright, Peggy Cooper, Aline Cherry, Verna Mills, and the other nine girls who so nicely backed them up, deserve much praise for a very creditable season. io oo BASKETBALL SCORES Church land Opponents 12 . . C radock 21 13 . . St. Paul’s .... 25 11 . . Portlock 36 17 . . Smithfield. . . . 22 11 . . St. Paul’s .... 23 18 . . Poquoson .... 6 21 . . Suffolk 36 16 . . Matthew-Wha ley .12 9 Portlock 22 17 . Great Bridge. 15 22 . . Kempsville. . . 20 1 . . South Norfolk 12 17 . . Oceana 41 18 . . Cradock 23 21 . Deep Creek . . 24 Front row: Verna Mills, Aline Cherry, Peggy Cooper, Peggy Pruitt, Shirley Crawford, Carol Cart- wright, Dorothy Adams. Second row: Audrey Smith, Lois Griffin, Joyce Hathaway, Marlene Bolin. Third row: Miss Wan Dyck, Joanne Lemoine, Carol Ann Hollowed, Janet Veon, Barbara Anne Clarke, Betty Huffington. M LLS BOL AJ u r ■ • A ' r ■ W W Front row: Kitty Bruckse, Shirley Crawford, Jane Kay Askew, Janet Veon, Jewell Oglesby, Dorothy Adams, Lois Griffin. Back row: Coach Gracie Lee Van Dyck, Audrey Smith, Lottie Hudson, Elva Boyd, Peggy Cooper, Jeanne Hagwood, Anna Harris. Absent when the picture was taken: Marlene Bolin and Captain Verna Mills. Softball Team Spring is here! The bats are swinging and the balls are flying! Taped-up fingers and ankles, and sore, aching muscles are good signs that softball is now in full swing. For the second consecutive year the Churchland girls are fielding a highly-spirited softball team. It power can equal spirit, the girls at Churchland will turn out a mighty team. With the experience and help of five returning lettermen, and under the leadership of Captain Mills, Coach YanDyck is looking forward to a very successful season. SCHEDULE April 19 — Churchland at Norview April 26 — Deep Creek at Churchland May 3 — Portlock at Churchland May 10 — Churchland at Great Bridge May 17 — Cradock at Churchland Captain Verna Mills Kneeling, left to right: B. Poison, J. Jones, Managers B. Brice, H. Houston, H. Collier, J. McDonald, J. Kerley, B. Francis. Second row , left to right: Coach Pawlowski, A. Hayes, L. Slade, T. Vaughan, J. Link, E. English, T. Culpepper, B. Norfleet, E. Floyd. Third row, left to right: W. Jean, D. Ehrhart, T. Carter, H. Lovett, G. Skinner, B. Carter, L. West- fall, D. Bennett, D. Scott. Track Team We started our ’49 season with 17 men. 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