Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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BISHOP Dedication To Miss Bishop We dedicate this issue in her thirtieth year of teaching. I . . . For she is Wise, if I can judge of her, And fair she is, if that mine eyes he true, And true she is, as she hath proved herself. . , Shakespeare B I 1 E 1. The '53 Cad. 2. Chester5eld. 3. Pretty Boat. 4. They're off. 5. The three Stooges. 6, What a man! 7. Here sits jimmy. 81. Lovers? 9. That distinguished look. 10. What? ' ' ' d' 'H d s nior. shoulders? 11. That's a figure? 12. Nice scenery. 13. Thanks, a lot. 14. A lgill e e 15. He has a Toni. 16. VVho is holding whom? l' in I 5 'bf f X 174 fa 4 A V I J, ,B-' W I , fr 5 September And back to school . . To the Seniors You have made it at last! To the Juniors You have only one more year and we know will show us you can do it. To the Sophomores Since you have been here these two years, have proved that you can go the next two. To the Freshmen Time will tell, you will learn the ropes the way, but, so they say, experience is the teacher. you YOU hard best Administration and Faculty To rhesc we owe thanks for many profitable and enjoyable months. NIR. FRANK D. BECK, Pri11f'ipa! wh MR. SLADIS W. PHILLIPS 14.VJ'I.Yfd7lf Principal Faculty Kflss CARRIE F. BISHOP XIISS NIARY ANX C1x1.1,Acz111c1c Mus. LICNA Pluclc MRS. D0Ro'1'HY F. KIONRU14: XTR. F121.1X IJARDIN KIRS. 1fXRDYS H. CIWYNN M155 XI,x1a'1'HA L. Chmas Xhss lfI1,s11c 1,1313 XI,-XSSICY Xllss I 1ua1m11114,x .Xxx l31 1'1 Faculty MRS. IQVICLYN l'IAS'l'VX'0OIJ MR. A. F. XVILCOX MR. F. M. CLIQMIQNS XTR. P. NI. PETERSON Xllss CIRACIIQ LIQIQ YANIDYCK SIR. C. Ii. BROYVN Klrss SHIRLEY U. IQOBICRTS MRS. 'l'ILLY IC. PIIILLIIIS NIISS JUNE E. OAKHAI1 unior Class Firvt rrmc, lfft lo right: Barbara Figart, jack Connor, Ada Lee Carter, james Kerley, Bolmhy Sue Troutman, Betty Lou Troutman, judy Brooks, and Shirley Wilfong. Sffoml rofw, lrfl to riyhf: jean Gray, jackie Tigner, Norman VVilliams, Don Sly, Leon Remington, Bucky Nortleet, Lanny Sly, june Satterlield, Nancy Hawley, and james Deaton. Third rofw: Beverly Butler, Martha VVhittaker, Freddie Fletcher, Wesley Branch, Lester Roane, Bolmhy Tolson, Bohhy Al- lmertia, Carolyn Garrenton, jo Ann Branch. Fourth rofw: Larry VVise, Nan Leonard, Herlrert Dc-trick, Sonny Vick, jay Garrett, Irving johnson, Robert Thomson, Marlene Dixon, and janet Muse. Fifth rofw: Cindy Smith, john Mintz, Louis Schiemann, jimmy jean, Bill Hagy, Lois Hughes, and Charlotte VValker. Sixth rofwf Patsy Bush, joyce VVhite, Betty Veon, Sam York, Dicky Scott, Henry Houston, Arthur Halstead, Mary Sue Meads. junior Class Cfticers Left lv righf: Sonny Calhoun, Chaplain, Charlotte Martin, Treasurer, Sarah Crawford, Secretary, Ernest Floyd, President, and Glenn VVhitlock, Vice President. Sophomore Class 51 First rofw, lfft to right: Harold Rary, Frankie Sawyer, jerry Phelps, jerry Deaton, Claude Bryant, jimmy Edwards, Richard Reddick, Corby johnson, jerry Smith, and johnny johnston. Srfond ro-w: Donald Allison, jimmy Hodges, Bobby Boyd, Charles VVard, Corey McQuown, Henry Herbert, Billy Boyd, johnny Breaklield, and Wayne Bowen. Third rn-wi Gayle Mc- Lauchlin, Mary Ellen Steele, Wanda Hedrick, Clara VVilliams, Sue Robinson, Ann Campen, Cecil Matthews, Peggy Moore, and Bill Hewitt. Fnurlli rufw: Carolyn DeLancey, Delores Hare, Fay Medlin, Dale Bryant, Frances Koon, Elsie Bailey, Arnice Anderson, Helen Hollis, Marilyn Davenport, Glenda Cross, and Ernie Cross. Fifth roiw: Charles Honeycutt, Maurice Barbour, Skippy VVatson, Tommy House, Patty Cross, Betty Lou jones, josephine Reynolds, joan Taylor, Charlotte llarrison, Charlotte Fulton, Betty Lou Felton, Alice Dail, Betty Turner, Betty jean Harris, and David Scott. Sophomore Class 0mC6I'S Imft to right: Charlie VVard, Secretary, Clara VVilliains, Treasurer, Charlotte Fulton President, and Tommy House, Vice President. Freshman Class l'II'.Yl rofw, iff! to flyflff Gloria Erwin, jerry Bias, Sylvia Velez, Gloria Marquis, Mary Ann VVortring, Ann Flournoy, Gayle Davenport, Carol VVelIs, Lillian Pittman, Ann Penleton, Martha Smith, Barlwara Bolin, jane Stafford, Barluara Curight, Marlene Satterfield, Annette lidwards, Barbara Brooks, and Nancy Vann. Sn'om1'rofw, left to right: Mildred llarris, Shirley Slade, Delfay Wlhitley, Bette jean, Billie Dixon, Barhara Hawley, Arlene Uhlenherg, 'l'helma XValton, Suzanne Curcio, Frances Haislip, Doris Satterlield, Mildred Hardison, Marilyn llzith- away, Patsy Sears, and Martha Larnh. Tllinl rufw, lfft to right: Bertha Moody, joyce lledrick, josie liwton, Sylvia Sims, Blanche Hare, Mariam Brauer, Ola Moore, Phyllis Garris, Elaine Stelle, Sue VVhite, Betty Clary, Olive VVitte, Nancy Gray, Beverly Lane, and Audrey Norman. lfuurllz rmu-, Inf! to right: Arthur VValker, Ralph Price, Billy Swanner, janice Davenport, Levi Moore, Ralph Dixon, Davis Galhreath, Ralph Simpson, john Knight, Boleyn Brownlee, Diane Payne, Mildred jean, jean Reinhold, Tony Carter and Mickey Eagan. Fiflfl rnfw, Iwff In riylltf XVayne Morgan, Rawlings Barrett, jimmy Davis, Larry Mantz, Bohliy Uhlenlmerg, Uris Holland, Norman Goodloe, Ted Calhoun, Kenny Dietrick, Thomas Ellis, jack Evans, Bohliy Branch, .Xrthur hhearin, and 'lleddy Fertig. Sixth rofw, lfff fu right: Hulan Farrell, Bohhy Vick. Freshman Class Officers ai Imfl In riglzff Secretary-Treasurer, Bootsie Alhertiag President, josie Ewtong and Vice President, Rahe VValton. Eighth Grade Firm' rofw, Ifft to right: Donnie VVise, Benny Rary, Harry Barrett, Elmerson Hutchins, Allan Bernard, john Halstead, Louis Smith, jimmy Curry, Sadie Francis, Carolyn VVood, Verna john- son, Shirley Ensley, Charlotte VVare. Sfrond rofw, standing, lfft to right: Don Cunningham, Tommy lirowney, Lenwood Knight, Hurt Nunly, Delores Spivey, Peggy VVright, Ann VVhitley, Betty Axl'lIlSll'0Hg, Mary jo Townsend, janet Cross, Doris Honeycutt, Sharon jersild. Third rome, Jmmiing, iff! to fight: Rudolph Askew, Page Garrett, Steve jacohson, joyce Beale, Syhil McLaughlin, jean Phelps, Elizaheth Viols, Dot Hewitt, Nancy Troutman, Nancy Garra, Sarah jane Cuthrill, Oliva Ames. Fourth rofw, standing, Iffr to riglzf: Mary Gaskins, Betty jean Eaton, jean Dean, joanne Sawyer, Margery Oast, Roherta Rant, Emily Kedy, Elaine Bower, Dianne Barkeley, Drema Mays, Robert Taylor, Lanier Halterman, VVilliam Vaughan, Bernard Matthews. Fifill rofw, Jtrlndingz, lrft to right: jack Bennett, jimmy Sullivan, Robert Stanton, jimmy jenrett, Marvin Harris. Eighth Grade Officers Lrfl to right: Margy Oast, Page Garrett, and Tommy Woodard. -0 -,.. --'.',,. dumber, 'G Out of class to cm'0H in a club. Here cmucs a deluge of dues, but We save some money fm' thc football lugmmcs. l 'U cd 'il 114 cd ,Sz 4-5 O O S-4 GJ O 3-4 61 lh ON 1-1 X 1-4 10 ON 1-1 . 0 'L-4 -G: 'EE CL.. 7741 'U , Cm LSE L-63 NI-I H... Us L4-r .25 EE .:: Ex. ....c MA E15 og- '-1.-1 ,I-I-4 Tau t'E Wh 51.11 7 , ,vii 442 mu -Ia: -it Ep. o ,EE .EE wil, IZ 3-E :o mf ,N GU O lv. Oc: 0-c: O SLD UQ lk E-... :gi Q :AE EV: Ei On. FE .ri-E EIL 3719 x-'U mm ,fi Ee NRS is U --o -is mes 81-T wg .eg 'Jo SE Q LK? N , ws. Jam -Eire kv-I 313 Q15 W-.CID 'Ja EE Skippy VVatson, Leon Remington, Maurice Barbou r, 7'04'LC.' Third S5 OD jean, D ... jimmy Albertia, tsie 00 B CS jam Schiemann, Freddie ad, Louis SIC Hal Nlatthews. Bernie Hawks and ofw Managers, Charles 7' Fau th Quown. IC IN Fey loody, C0 hnson, Thomas IN jo Rabe VValton, Irvin tt Sco vid Da 1 g . Scores Churehland St. Paul W Churchland Deep Creek Churchland Smithfield - Churchland Great Bridge Churchland Suffolk -M Churchland Kempsville We , W Churchland hlatthew Vvhaley -vo ,v Churchland Oceana Ae.. xii i We Won't forget County Championship. Kerley's hard try at end. Zuck's rugged playing. Wynne, most valuable player. House's good job at center. How we missed Sims and Kirch- mier when they were injured Lakes good game at Smithfield, Scrapiron's touchdown at Oceana Hall's thrilling passes Smith's quick plays. Jack's outstanding performance for Sims. Sly's dashing runs. Maj orettes These gals really strut their stuff at football games each year- They twirl and prance around the field and how the boys cheer- Firxt fofw: Patsy Bush, Head Majorette, Delfay VVhitley, and Nancy Hawley, Head Majorette. Sfroud ro-w: Nan Leonard, Beverly Butler, Gayle Davenport, Martha VVhittaker, Mr. Felix Hardin, Band Director, Betsy Ann Dixon, Barbara Hawley, Glenda Cross, and Barbara VVarren. Band Hand Mzljorrttrx, Ifft to right, firyt rofw: Nancy Hawley, Head Majoretteg Beverly Butler, and Patsy Bush, Head Majorette. Sfmnd rofw: Nan Leonard, Gayle Davenport, Barbara VVar- ren, and Delfay VVhitley. Third rofw: Martha Whittaker, Glenda Cross, Barbara Hawley, and Betsy Ann Dixon. Band, hrst rofw: john Breaktield, james Edwards, Dickie Scott, Leaderg Bobby Davis, Glenn VVhitlock and Mr. Hardin, Director. Srmnd rofw: Ted Calhoun, Teddy Fertig, Lester Roane, and james Deaton. Third rofw: Eddie Wilfong, johnnie Robinson, Rudolph Askew, and Sharon jersild, Fourth rofw: john Harris, Lois Hughes, Florence Copeland, Charlotte Fulton. Fifth rofw: Donald Matthews, joan Taylor, jack Evans, and Peggy Edwards. Sixth rofw: Tommy House, Ben Lynch, Purie Lawing, Betty Felton. 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I ' i Sratfd, lfft lo right: Betty Lou Buchanan, Make-up Editor, Mary Ann McEachern, Editor, and Betty Huffington, Reporter. Standing, lrft to right, .vccond rofw: Clara Williams, Make-up staff, Anna Harris, Reporter, Helen Powell, Literary Editor, june Hight, Circulation Manager, Carol Hollowell, Proofreader, jo Ann Branch, Reporter, Janie johnson, Club Editor, and Mrs. Slade Phillips, Advisor. Back rofw, left to right: Betty Reynolds, Business Manager, janet Veon, Assistant Sports Editor, David Privette, Sports Editor, Sonny Calhoun, Reporter, and Barbara Anne Clark, Typist. lnsft: Larry Wise. Absent from picture: George Laing, Ele- mentary Editor, and Larry Hassell. Diary . . . Remember the rush we had, Getting our paper to the printer. Never forget bow many times Vile had to do it over again. . . D cember LVIILICI' the mistfclrmc Hrlug cm mlm rmgsf Class rings. that is! SENIOR CLASS PLAY c'Dear Ruth Sealed, left to right: Barbara Warren, as Miriamg George Laing as Mr. W-ilkinsg Shirley Barker, as Mrs. Wilkinsg Dorothy Borgen, as Martha Seawrightg Gene Garthright, as Chuck Vincent. Bark rofw, left to right: Betty Reynolds, as Dorag Betty Huffington, as Ruth, Bobby Albertia, as Bill Seawrightg Marvin johnson, as Harold Klobbermyerg and David Privette, as Albert Kummer. Absrnt from picture: Mrs. Slade Phillips, Director. Diary . . . The Senior Class Play will long Remain on the pages of many memory books, As one of the treasured moments of The Seniors. This is an actual scene from the play as Albert loses his temper. Shown in this picture are George Laing, David Privette, and Shirley Barker. This month most of our school clubs are now organized. The S. C. A., which is the student government body of our school, has big plans for the year. The 4-H club has as its purpose to train farm youth. The Pierrette Club is to create charm and per- sonality, having as its members Senior girls. The two Tri-Hi-Y Clubs do wonderful work each year, their purpose being to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school and com- munity. high standards of Christian eharaeterf, Student Cofoperative Association Seatfd: Marlene Dixon, john Mintz, Vice Presidentg Tommy Hall, Presidentg Charlotte Martin, Secretaryg Mary Ann McEachern, Treasurerg Phyllis Garris, Shirley Slade, Charlotte Fulton, and Margie Oast. Standing: Lanier Halterman, Charles VVard, Philip Barnes, Harlan Cooper, Lake VVestfall, and Ernest Floyd. 4 'H Club Firif rofw, front to hafle: Lanny Sly, Ralph Dixon, jean Phelps, joanne Sawyer, Arthur Halstead, Donnie Sly. Sfmnd rofw, front to lmrk: Ola Moore, Nancy Vann, Martha Lainlw, Shirley VVare, Nancy Gray, Mildred Hardison, Betty jean, Billy Dixon, jerry Bias, Sylvia Sims, and Blanche Hare. Thfrd rufw, front tu luu'k.' VVillialn Vaughan, Davis Gallvreath, jerry Phelps, Louis Schiernann, and David Scott. Diary ...., K t meetings, After business and programs are tlone. We have our recreation and fun. Pierrette Club SI'l1fl'Ll,lI'ff to right: Betty Reynolds, Chaplain, Marlene Bohn, treasurer, haroara vvar- ren, President, Mary Ann Mcliachern, Vice'President, Dorothy Borgen, Secretary, and janet Veon. Sftllltllillff, lrft to rigflll: Betty Lou Buchanan, Betty Huffington, Anna Harris, Nancy Madison, Helen Powell, joanne I.etnoine, june llight, Betty Smith, janie johnson, judy Ash- worth, and Sponsor, Miss june Uakham. Churchland Tri f H i 'Y Sfalrd, lfft to right: Shirley Rocha, Chaplain, Barbara Anne Clark, Sergeant-at-arms, Martha VVhittaker, Vice-President, Mary Ann McEachern, Presiclentg Betty Anne Huffington, Secretary. S1'4'n11r1 rofw, standing: Blanche Hare, Sylvia Sims, Barbara Figart, Sue Robinson, Fay Medlin, Delores Hare, Peggy Moore, Cecil Matthews, Anne Campen, Miss Gravie Lee Van Dyck, sponsor, Mary Sue Meads, Ada Lee Carter, and Betty Lou Buchanan. Third rofw ,ttamllrzgp Barbara VVarren, Phyllis Garris, Charlotte Martin, jackie Tigner, Clara VVilliams, Betty Lou jones, Patty Cross, Beverly Butler, Nan Leonard, Cindy Smith, Patsy Bush, Carol Anne llollowell, and Dorothy Borgen. fllurrzl from pifturf, Sarah Crawford, Treasurer. Truckers TrifHifY Silling, lrft to right: Shirley Freeze, Miss june Oakham, advisor, Nancy Madison, Treazi urerg Betty Lou Troutman, Vice-Presidentg judy Brooks, Secretary, Bobby Sue Troutman, Chaplain, Miss Shirley Roberts, Advisor, Ola Moore. Srwond rofw, I1-fr to righl: Charlotte Harrison, Marilyn Hathaway, Shirley Wilfong, janie johnson, june Sattertield, Helen Powell, jean Reinhold, Gerry Bias, josie Ewton, Marian Brewer, Ann Pendleton, Carol VVells, Doris Sattertield. Third' rofw, Nfl lu riyllff Lillian Pittman, Charlotte Fulton, VVanda Hedrick, Ar- lene Ulenberg, Gloria Erwin, Nancy Vann, Martha Lamb. Monogram Club Firxl ro-w, front to bark: Joanne Lemoine, Joyce White, Barbara Figart, Betty Lou Trout- man, Nancy Madison, and Betty Veon. Srfona' rofw, bark to front.' Cindy Smith, Shirley Barker, Betty Jean Harris, Mary Sue Meads, Marlene Bolin, and Sarah Crawford, President. Third rofw, front to bark: janet Veon, Charlotte Martin, Betty Ann Smith, Shirley Rocha, and Martha Whittaker. Fourfh rofw, bark to front.' Jackie Tigner, Carolyn DeLancey, Peggy Moore, Patsy Bush, Betty Anne Huffington, Ada Lee Carter, and Patty Cross. Sponsor, Miss Van Dyck. Varsit NC Y f,'lork-fwi.rr' bfginning al right renter: Bill Sims, Presi- dent, Garland Smith, Arthur Halstead, Lanny Sly, David Scott, john Kirchmier, Ernie Floyd, David Privette, jack Connor, Tommy Hall, james Kerley, Bill Polson, Tommy House, Bucky Norfleet, Lake VVestfall, Don Matthews, john Breakfield, and Eddie Wynne. Januar Back from thc Christmas holidays Drezuling the mid-term exams, But taking time out for basketball Boys' Basketball Team First row, lfft to right: Henry Herbert, Rabe Walton, Garland Smith, john Shearin, Lanny Sly, Gene Garthright, Tommy Hall. Sffond rofw, Irft to right: jay Garrett, Tommy Davis, Leon Remington, jimmy Jean, Bucky Norfleet, Freddie james, David Scott, james Kerley. 511 52 Scores . Our .vtarlinglinf-up,I1'ft to right: Leon Rem- Off to Blacksburg and the State Tournament. xngton, Bucky Norfleet, Freddie james, Jimmy jean, Tommy Hall, and Coach Charles Brown. w w St. Pauls .. ,,,,,,, , 46 -45 U , Diary . . . This year was a great one in gZiI13ViHC777 the history of Churchlandls basketball Poquloimn '77 77766-49 career. For the first. time, we beat Suffolk, Great 'Bridge 7 777g4-52 and went on to -win the County Cham- Kcmpsvmc 67-40 pionship. We didnlt stob at this, but Suffolk 777 7774850 Host, streaked ahead with the aid of 'fScr:1tv- Deep 7777 77776536 1ron,'7 to winlthe District Championship Oceana 77 58-48 for the first time. This enabled our boys St- PMIIL777 47-49 most? to go to Bliacksburg for the State Play Suffolk 777 7 77758-S2 A L?ffilVVe werg miihty tqroud of them, and , . . 7 sia rcmem ertns a on time. 5mlthh?ld 77 77710T73? P. S. Sc1'apiron,' madi the All State Deep Creek ,,,.,,, 83-63 G1-Ou 3 H team smifimeid eeee Weil-53 I ' Great Bridge 49-42 Mathew Vlihaley -152-42 Play oil Radford ceo-, ,,,,,, S7-63 qlostj VVatch that stuff, Leon! Our boys in action. Churchland vs. Great Bridge. Churchland vs. Kempsville. Girls' Basketball Team Fin! rofw, lfft In righl: Peggy Moore, Shirley Barker, Carolyn DeLancey, janet Veon Marlene Bnlin, jackie Tigner, juyce YVhitc, Barlsara Figart, and Patsy Bush. Srwrzznl rnfw, iff! to riylzr: Nancy Nladisml, Managcrg Mary Sue Meads, Cindy Smith, Char lotte Martin, Coach Gracie Lee Van Dyckg Betty Anne Huffington, Captaing Betty Ann Smith jnanne Lernoinc, and Patty Cross, Assistant lVl3Il7ifL'Cl'. Churchland vs. Great Bridge. 1951f52 Scores St. Paul's ,... ,........ .. 26-20 Oceana ,W Y Y. 19-19 Poquoson ,- UW. 52-30 Kempsville U, --M44-30 Great Bridge ,U --a,55-39 Deep Creek e,.. ,D46-31 Oceana ,,,. -UC34-22 Suffolk .,,..e. -WH49-40 Deep Creek ,.e, ,-..,33-25 Great Bridge e,,.e ,-W38-20 Nlathew-VVhaley -D -WD36-23 A word from the wise! A team that 1007111 be beaten can't be beaten. Diary . . .This year was also a successful one for the Girls, team. The high scorer was janet Veon with 184 points. Betty Huffington was next with 132. This year was the best yet for the Truckerettes. They won IO games, lost none, and tied one. This gave them the County Championship and they also Won the District Championship. Arenlt we proud of them? Churchland vs. Suffolk. Captain Betty Anne Huffington Lrft to right: Sam York, Mr. Harry Barnes, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Kellman, Eddie Wynne, and George Laing. Tcam, Team, wonderful team!! Remember the pep rallies and the games? Bus Drivers These are the faithful drivers VVho get us here regardless. In rain and storm, to games and our activities, The huses must go through! Thev wouldn't he the same without the cheerleaders. These gals have done a wonderful job this year, showing their school spirit. Cheerleaders Lfft lo right: Carolyn DeLancey, Shirley Rocha, Nancy Madison, Barbara lfigart, Batty d Ch l d rg Sarah Crawford, Joanne Lemoine, Mary Sue Cross, Betty Huffington, Hea eer ea e Meads, Shirley Barker, and Charlotte Martin. Februar Cupid proves his skill! And cvcrv ffirlk a, c uccn .f C' Viitli hcl' best beau as king Kami W M I wi Q , 'I ':iI:'.1'I 11,-.,'-:zz-::1: l 'rf is 4? 1 5 5 Q, gig 5 is Q .,.,. Q ki 1 f E 3 Q VALE NTiNE H in f A, , 1 5, Q J ' X 4 wb if Q Q54 ,, Q?- T Q - Q 5 5 x we , W M ,ea 2 Q bf 1 Q J ? E 3 ii Y Eg v DANCE if X 41 1: we .ww fxf' fx!!-s f W X! W ,4 AA, x, Y' March Cot your clrivcr's license? Someone shouts, Lct's gurl And all Lhc gang piles imo one car after school. ,-, -is Baseball Team L1-ffto right, first row: Coach Brown, David Scott, john Kirchmier, Bobby Tolson, Kenneth Morris, Kenny Dietrick. Sfrund ro-w: Henry Houston, Bucky Norfleet, jimmy jean, Garland Smith, Gene Garthright, Dickie Muligan. Third ro-w: Dickie Scott, Donald Matthews, Leon Remington, Lake VVestfall. Schedule April 8-Creeds April 10-Craclock April 18-Great Bridge April 25-Cradock May 2-Deep Creek May 6-Great Bridge Klay l3-Kempsvillc CAPTAIN JOHN KIRCHKIILR Girls' Softball Team First ro-w, lrfl to right: Co-captains Anna Harris, Joyce White. Sffond rofw, lrft to right: Betty Lou Veon, Verna johnson, Trainee Mildred Harris, Shirley Slade, Cecil Matthews, Betty Lou Troutman, Patsy Bush, Betty Harris, Elaine Bowen, Trainee. Third rofw, lfff Io right: Betty Felton, Billy Dixon, Betty jean, Josie Ewton, Mary Ann Wotring, Gloria Marquis, Sylvia Velez, Clara Williams. Fourth ro-wx Peggy Moore, Managerg Carolyn Garrenton, Gracie Lee Van Dyck, Coachg Sarah VVare, Charlotte Martin, Martha Vllhittaker, Asst. Manager. Ball l, ball 2, it's a ltitl Vllho said girls Couldn't play softball? Hercls proof-Our Ciirls' Softball Team. Co-faptains, lfft to right: Anna Harris, joyce VVhite. Annual StaH' Sfatrd, lrfl to right: Mrs. Phillips, sponsor, Betty Huffington, Editor-in-chief. Firrt rofw, Jtandinly, lfft to right: David Privette, Sports Editor, Helen Powell, Literary Editor, Betty Lou Buchanan, Associate Editor, Janie johnson, Anna Harris, Assistant Literary Editor, Mary Ann McEachern, Circulation Manager, Carol Anne Hollowell, Business Manager, Clara Williams, Joanne Branch, Underclassmen Editor, and june Hight, Assistant Circulation Manager. Second rofw, rtanriiny, lzfft la right: jack Connor, janet Veon, Girls' Sport Editor, Betty Reynolds, Senior Class Editor, Barbara Anne Clark, Assistant Business Manager, Sonny Calhoun, Assistant Art Editor, Larry VVise, Art Editor. flhxrrzt from pifturf: George Laing, Typist, Larry Hassell, Assistant Art Editor. lnsrrt: Bohhy Alhertia, Co-Art Editor. One Act Play The Black Valise Imfl Zo right: Betty Huffington, Mrs. Dooley, Tommy Hall, Henry Mason, Glenn Whitlock, Dr. Nick:-lov, Lake VVestfall, Policeman, Harlan Cooper, Dooley. Swarm! lofwfr: Bobby Al- hertia, Sound Effects Man, and Mary Sue Meads, Prompter. J! X 1 l il 'l l Z i f X fl! - , 1 e ll ilrf ,ill if X l J 35 April Here Come April showers and That means Blay flowers will follow. This month also brings the Easter Holiclaysl I . :,. ,G :qs I 3 .xPS'a'1, 2'Zn ' '1-Qdivrr 1 Bnnnv 2 Mowquito Bait. 3. Winter breezes blow. -I-. Why the frown? 5. Lazy Bones. 6. St d 7. .Little Janie. 8. Summer is here. 9. Love must be grand. 10. A senior at ran e awt 11 Softball can wait. 12. Our Art Editor. 13. Oh, George. 14. Helen and Bobby. 15. Let's strut. 16. TV Star. 17. Scrapir0n, you've grown! Vl WW M 21 First we crown a Queen of Mayg Then we have our hlay Dance, And Seniors begin to worry abo ut their exam Queen and Maid of Honor Qurrn, sitting: Nancy Madison. Maid of Honor, rtandiny: Betty Anne Huffington. May Court of 1952 From lrft to right: Betty Lou Troutman, Barbara Warren, Beverley Butler, Patsy Bush, Joanne Lemoine, Marlene Dixon, Shirley Rocha, Ada Lee Carter, Martha Whittaker, janet Veon, Charlotte Martin, Betty Anne Huifington, Nancy Madison, Betsy Ann Dixon, Carol Anne Hollowell, jackie Tigner, Betty Lou Veon, Shirley Barker, Mary Sue Meads, Nan Leonard, judy Ashworth, Joyce White, Bobbie Sue Troutman, Betty Lou Buchanan, Sarah Crawford. .efbrrnl from pirturf: Barbara Figart. x ,, ,-1 1 Fix .3 une' For the Vnderclassmelm, a long vacation. For the Seniors, graduation . . . For 77lF7llU7'3' haf jnaivztnl flziy pfrfefl Jay Colon that 1161161 fade . . . -C. AI. Bum D SENIOR CLASS OFFICER Dear Diary, today the seniors elected their officers. They are left to right: Betty Huffington, Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy F. Monroe, Sponsor, Lake Westfall, President, John Kirchmier, Sergeant-at-armsg Shirley Rocha, Vice-President, Dorothy Borgen, Chaplain, and Betty Buchanan, Secretary. Through their leadership and the followship of the members, The 1952 graduating class viewed their last year at C. H. S. VVith lots of business and great moments ahead, 'lihey started the year with eager hopes, for at last they were SENIORS. First rofw flrft to rightj: Shirley Rocha, Nancy Madison, Mary Ann McEaehern. Sfrond rofw: Tommy Hall, Joanne Lemoine, Betty Reynolds, Betty Anne Huffington, Barbara Warren, Dorothy Bor- gen, John Kirchmier. Thin! rofw: Judy Ashworth, Marvin Johnson, Bill Reinhold, Betty Lou Buchanan, Gene Garthright, Lake VVest- fall. Fnurfh rofw: Janie Johnson, Larry Hassell, Pat Troutman, Janet Veon, Helen Powell. Standing: Carol Hollowell, Barbara Clark, Bill Sims, Garland Smith, and Harlan Cooper. A Typical Classroom Scene HA little learning is a dangerous thing, Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian Springf' -P51 DK SENIORS JUDITH GAYLE ASHWORTH Kitten Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4g Driver Training 23 Chorus 2, 33 Librarian 3, 45 Pierrette Club 45 May Court 35 Valentine Queen 43 Friendliest. SHIRLEY NEVILLE BARKER Squirrelly Basketball 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 49 May Court 35 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 33 Chorus 3, The Countryman 2, 33 Senior Class Play, Most Original, Wittiest. MARLENE JEANNETTE BOLIN ffMartyIJ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 49 May Court 33 The Countryman 3, Pierrette Club, Treasurer 4g Churchland Tri-Hi- Y 2. SENIORS DOROTHY JEAN BKORGEN - Little Lady Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Class Chaplain 1, 2, -45 Pierrette Club, Secretary 45 Chorus 1, 35 Librarian 33 Senior Class Play. i BETTY LOU BUCHANAN ffstumpli Driver Training 2g Class Secretary 3, 4g Senior Class Play Prompter 45 The Countryman Make-up Editor 45 Annual StaH Associate Editor 4g Chorus 1, 33 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 43 Pierrette Club 43 Honor Student. BARBARA ANNE CLARK !l.B0bbyJJ Driver Training lg Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, Ser- geant-at-arms 43 Annual Staff 1, 2, Assistant Busi- ness Manager 4g The Countryman Elementary Staff and Typist 45 Basketball 13 Chorus 3, 4. SENIORS HARLAN CYRIL COOPER, JR. ffskipil Basketball J. V. 3, Varsity 45 S.C.A. Representa- tive 4g One Act Play 45 Most Intellectualg Most Likely to Succeedg Honor Student. GROVER RAY DANIELS uRay.u ' ' Hi-Y 1, 25 4-H Club President 1, Z. l ROBERT EDWARD DEGROUCHE Roberta Band 1, 2, 3 COfficerJ, Hi-Y 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 K.V.G. 2g The Countryman Reporter 45 The An- nual Staff 4. SENIGRS CLAUDE EUGENE GARTHRIGHT KKGEYLKU Basketball j.V. lg Varsity 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 23 Senior Class Play Friendliest. JAMES WATSON GWALTNEY Kflimmyli Band 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1. WILLIAM STANLEY GWALTNEY IfBilly,U Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Workshop, 4-H 1. SENIORS THOMAS FOSTER HALL Timothy PM Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, Cap- tain 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Varsity C. 3, 4, S.C.A. President 3, 45 One Act Play 3, 43 Best Looking. ANNA PAGE HARRIS Little Anna Softball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Pierrette Club 4, Annual Staff, Literary Editor 4, The Countryman 4g Li- brarian 3. JOHN EDWIN HARRIS Long john Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Workshop 2, 3g K.V.G. 2, 3, 4. SENIORS LARRY JESSE HASSELL fKLarryJJ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, fOfficerj Hi-Y 25 4-H Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 43 K.V.G. 2, The Countryman Re- porter 4g The Annual Stalf 4. JUNE HIGHT nfune Bug Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 1,' 2, 33 Sergeant-at-Arms lg The Countryman Circulation Manager 4, An- nual Stalf, Assistant Circulation Manager 4g Pier- rette Club 43 Senior Class Play, Costume Mistress, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Librarian 2. CAROL ANNE HOLLOWELL Carol Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Mono- gram Club 3g May Court 3, Annual Staff 1, 2 Business Manager 43 The Countryman, Proofread- er 45 Chorus 3, 45 S.C.A. Treasurer 3, Best Look- ing g Honor Student. SENIORS ELIZABETH ANNE HUFFINGTON ffHug'y!J F.H.A. 13 Basketball 1, 23 Captain 3, 43 Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 13 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Secretary 43 Class Vice-President 33 Class Treasurer 43 One Act Play 3, 43 Senior Class Play 43 May Court 33 Cheerleader 3, Head-Cheerleader 43 Softball 33 Monogram Club 3, 43 Pierrette Club 43 The Countryman Assistant Editor 3, Staff 43 Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief 43 Best Dressed' Most Popularg Miss Churchland. 7 JANIE MARIE JOHNSON fflanieil Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 43 F.H.A. Vice-President 23 Ocean Bowl Queen 33 May Day Queen 33 Pierrette Club 43 Annual Staff Typist 43 The Countryman 43 Librarian 33 Driver Training 4. MARVIN LYNN JOHNSON flsmileyll Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Senior Class Play3 Driver Training 4. SENIORS JOHN JOSEPH KIRCHMIER, Jn. ffBearJD Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 33 Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 33 Baseball 3, Varsity C. 3, 43 K.V.G. 2, 3, 49 Most Original. GEORGE BLANCHARD LAING Blanche Football 23 Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 35 Basketball J. V. 3, Bus Driver 4, Chorus 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff, Typist 4-Q The Countryman 3, Typist 4g Senior Class Play. JOANNE LEMOINE 1 oanie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Softball Manager 25 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, Secretary 45 Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 1g'Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 25 Pierrette Club 4g Cheerleader 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. SENIORS NANCY LORRAINE MADISON ffHip-rl! S.C.A. lg Assistant Softball Manager 23 Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 1, Treasurer 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Treasurer 43 Cheerleader 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, Pierrette Club 43 May Court 33 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Vice-President, Dis- trict Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y 33 Cutest. DONALD MARTIN MATTHEWS Donald Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Baseball 39 Varsity C. 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 2, 35 J.V.'Track 3. MARY ANN MCEACHERN Chicken Majorette lg Churchland-Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice- President 2, President 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, Circu- lation Manager 4, Driver Training 2, The Coun- tryman co-editor 3, Editor 4, S.C.A. Treasurer 43 Pierrette Club, Vice President 45 Chorus 35 Senior Class Play, Publicity Chairman 43 Most Likely to Succeed. SENIORS KENNETH WARREN MORRIS ffBenJl Band 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 25 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4. MA-RY HELEN POWELL Spunkie Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, Annual Stal? Literary Editor 43 The Countryman 33 Cir- culation Staff 4, Pierrette Club 4, F.H.A. 2. DAVID LEE PRIVETTE lfDaiJy!J Hi-Y Secretary and Treasurer lg Football Man- ager Zg Basketball Manager 25 Chorus 2, 3g Senior Class Play, The Countryman, Sports Editor 45 Annual Stalf, Boys' Sports Editor 43 Varsity C. 2, 3, 45 K.V.G. 3, 45 Best Dressed. SENIORS WILLIAM REINHOLD ffkinghozaw Transfer Student5 Hobby Shop 15 Leader Bally League 15 Tennis 15 Football 2, 45 Track 25 Base- ball 35 Hi-Y 3. BETTY GWENDOLYN REYNOLDS ficwendyii Christmas Pageant 15 Essay Contest Winner 1, 2' Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 1, Secretary 25 Driver Train- ing 25 Curtiss Magazine Campaign Chairman 2, 45 Pierrette Club Chaplain 45 Senior Class Play5 The Countryman, Business Manager 45 The An- nual Stalf, Senior Class Editor 45 Most Intellectual5 Honor Student. SHIRLEY ROCHA Roach Transferred from Wilson. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Chaplain 45 May Court 35 Monogram Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Best Personalityg Honor Student. SENIORS JOHN GRAHAM .SHEARIN fKBeakyJ7 Basketball 3, 45 Football 35 Bus Driver 45 K.V.G. 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 1, 2. WILLIAM HAYES SIMS, JR. Simonize Transferred from Camden H. S., Arkansas. Football 3, 49 Track 25 Varsity C. 2,A3, President 43 Hi-Y Secretary 35 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Senior Class Play, Business Managerg Cutestg Best Personality. BETTY ANN SMITH Smitty Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2g Monogram Club 2 3, Vice-President 4g Truckers Tri-Hi-Y lg Church- land Tri-Hi-Y Z3 Pierrette Club 45 Chorus 2, 3. I 1 SENIGRS GARLAND EDWARD SMITH ffRandylJ Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4g J.V. 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Varsity C. 3, 43 Baseball 3g Most Athleticg Wittiest JOE TERRY rrfoen K.V.G. 1, 2. PATRICIA ANNE TROUTMAN Tricia May Court 3g Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2g F.H.A. SENIORS JANET MAY VEON ff-lan!! Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, May Court, Maid of Honor 3g Chorus 35 Pierrette Club 43 Annual Staff, Girl's Sports Editor 4g The Countryman, Assistant Sport Editor 43 Most Athletic. BARBARA ANN WARREN Barbara Transferred from Wilson. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Pier- rette Club, President 4, Senior Class Play, May Court 35 The Countryman 33 Librarian 33 Chorus 3, Best All Around. HARRY LAKE WESTFALL, jk. A H'unka', Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 3, Track 1, 2, Base- ball 3, 4, Class President 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4g Varsity C. 1, Z, 3, Vice-President 4, 4-H Club 1, 23 S.C.A. Representative 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 25 One Act Play 3, 4, State Cham- pionship 3g Sound Effects Man, Senior Class Play, K.V.G. 2g Best All Aroundg Most Popular, Mr. Churchland. SENIORS EDWARD LEROY WYNNE Eddie Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 4-3 Bus Driver 3, 43 S.C.A. Reprrsentative 2, Vice-President 3g Band 1, 25 Most Valuable Player, Trophy Award, 4. W, ,Www -W ww -r-Q11-f-fw H , 'f r w-M fs, Q mfwvffrmgrfgg J Senior Glass Prophecy Tonight we are honored to have as our guests the class of '52, but before we go on with t-he banquet I would like to say just a few words in behalf of . . . How many years have passed since that last assembly when we, dignified, proud, and a little above the ordinary, Seniors, sat back in a comfortable position and prepared to hear Mr. B'eck's few wordx? Ah! Yes! Here in the year nineteen-hundred and sixty-two we look back on those carefree days and refresh our memories with pleasant though-ts of ole' C,H.S. But, before turning our attention to the speaker and the banquet, let's look around a bit. Who in the world is that dignified looking general across from us? We don't seem to recognize him. My heavens! It's none other than Harlan Cooper with Lieutenant Shirley M. Barker. Still chasing the ole' boy! Eh, Shirley? In 'case we have not mentioned before, this banquet is being held in honor of the class of '52 of Churchlan-d High School and also as an opening of Privetteis Night Spot which was constructed by those now famous engineers William Hayes Sims, jr. and Garl-and Smith. Interior decorating was perfected by Betty Lou Buchanan with the afble assistance of John Shearin and his assistant Gene Garth- right, who carved the taibles and chairs from imported ma-hogany. Special lighting for the fluorescent chandeliers and electric eyes at all entrances were installed by electrical engineers William and Ja-mes Gwaltney. After inquiring as to the caterer of tonight's meal we found out that she is none other than the former Miss Helen Powell. As Mr. Beck rises at the table of honor to introdu-ce Mayor Thomas Foster Hall, our speaker for tonight, George Laing of Laingis Portrait Salon steps 'up and clicks a few snapshots. Also busy at work is Ray Daniels operating the tele- vision cameras. Our speaker having reseated himself, the spotlight is focused on the stage and through the curtains comes Metropolitan's latest discovery, Miss Carol Hollo- well, who is accompanied by Don Matthews' orchestra with Miss Barbara Clark accompanying her on the piano. Miss Hollowell, her secretary, Barbara Warren, her hairdresser, janet Veong and Mary Ann Mcliiachern, foreign social editor of the New York Daily Tatler, toured Europe together recently and enjoyed a cruise home via Kirchmier's Ocean Lines, Inc. Next on the agenda for the evening is a dramatic sketch by Lizbeth Huffing- ton who Hew in early this morning with Judith Ashworth, famous blues singer, as they put their lives in the hands of Marvin Johns-on, pilot, andi Nan-cy Madison, charming hostess of the Harris Air Lines, owned and operated by Mr. John Ed- win Harris. Accompanying the actresses was their lawyer and companion, Mr. Harry Lake Westfall, Jr., and his secretary Joanne Lemoine. During Miss AshWorth's solo in the side door comes Mrs. Betty Reynolds Philbrick, who had a terrible time finding a baby sitter for the younger Philbricks -Warren, Jr., Betty Sue, Janie and Josephine. Her two steady baby sitters and nurses, Dorothy Borgen and June Hight, could not relieve her due to the class banquet. As We approach -the dance floor we catch the eye of Janie Johnson, Towers' Model, seated with high school companions, Betty Ann Smith and Marlene Bolin, now secretaries of Eddie Wynne, engineer, and Bob De Grouche, dentist, respec- tively. At the table next to them Anna Harris, typist for a local concern, is seated. Physics teacher, Shirley Rocha, and Lieutenant William Reinhold of the Naval Reserve are dancing together now and going up to them is the former Pat Troutman, her husband, and Larry Hasse-ll, who is now a reporter for a local paper. INIr. Beck now rises to adjourn the gathering and also to thank Mr. Kenneth Morris, manager of the Historic Stores, Inc. for donating the food, and Joe Terry who owns his own packing company for the meat for our beloved banquet. Yes-all these changes have taken place in the few years since our high school days, but we still enjoy the remembrance of our true friends met at Church- land High School. Written by- MARY ANN MCEACHERN Br-:TTY ANNE HUFFINGTON Last Will and Testament VVe, the Senior Class of Churchland High School, being of sufficient mind, memory and understanding, in spite of four years of mental stress, do hereby devise and bequeath this our last will and testament: Item One: To the Junior class we leave our good looks, charm, brains and dignity, and the albility to use them to the greatest advantage. Item Two: To the wise Sophomores we leave our superior ability to grow up gracefully. Item Three: T-o the Freshmen we leave . . . no hope! Item Four: To the faculty we leave, without sympathy, the annoying eighth graders. Item Five: To Sam York, I, Eddie Wynne, leave my ability to have a broken down bus at least once a week. Hltem Six: I, Carol Anne Hollowell, leave to Freddie Scrapiron James my ability to sing, and am sure it will come in handy for serenading senoritas. Item Seven: I, Dorothy Borgen, hereby leave my diminutive voice to Peggy Wright. Item Eight: I, Marvin Johnson, leave my lilting s-mile to Tommy Davis. . Item Nine: I, Harlan Cooper, leave to Glenn Whitlock an oblique parallel- lepiped and :hope he keeps it in good use. Item Ten: I, Tommy Hall, leave to Rabe Walton, my talent at quarterback. Item Eleven: I, Janet Veon, leave to Patsy Brush my ability to miss the basket and ask that she refrain from using it as much as I have. Item Twelve: I, John QAudubonj Shearin, leave to Ernest Floyd my talent to make English sketches. Item Thirteen: I, Barbara Warren, leave to the next president of the Pierrette Club my ability to be charming. , Item Fourteen: We, Barbara Anne Clark and Betty Lou Buchanan, the long and short of the class, leave our ability to see the high and low of things. Item Fifteen: I, Garland Smith, leave to Banbara CForgetfulJ Figart my knowledge of Latin. , Item Sixteen: I, George Laing, leave to Sonny Calhoun my over emphasized mam. Item Seventeen: I, John Kirchmier, leave to Charlie Ward my gift of gab. Item Eighteen: I, Pat Troutman, leave my talent of speaking before others to Donnie Sly. Item Nineteen: I, Helen Powell, leave to Gayle Davenport my limberness in dancing. Item Twenty: I, Donald Matthews, leave to Tommy House my rhythm on the drums. Item Twenty-One: I, Mary A-nn McEachern, leave to the next unfortunate president of the Churchland Tri-Hi-Y the still hidden secret of keeping the mem- bers quiet. Item Twenty-Two: I, William Hayes Sims, Jr., leave my ability to charm all of the girls 'to Jack Bennett. May he do better than I have. Item Twenty-Three: I, Shirley Barker, leave to Carolyn Delancey my ability to play clean basketball. Item Twenty-Four: I, Betty Anne Hiuffington, leave to Cindy Smith my daintiness. Item Twenty-Five: I, Lake Westfall, leave to whoever may need it my ability to do anything and everything right. Item Twenty-Six: I, Shirley Rocha, leave to Beverly Butler, my masterly habit of being late. Item Twenty-Seven: I, Nancy Madison, leave the money the Truckers Tri- Hi-Y doesn't have to the next treasurer. Item Twenty-Eight: We, Jimmy and Billy Gwaltney, leave to Skippy Watson the ease of getting .along with the teachers. We nominate and appoint Mr. A. Wilcox 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 sign and seal this first day of June, A. D. 1952. fSignedj CLASS OF 1952 Signed, sealed and declared by the above-named Class of 1952 as their last will and testament in the presence of us who hereto subscribed our names as witnesses at their request, in the presence of the said testatrix and of each other. fSigfzedj FRANK D. BECK SLADE PHILLIPS M057 INTELLECTUAL M057 FRIENDL Y SENIOR CLASS 52 M057 ORIGINAL CUTFS7' M057 POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC B55 T DRESSED BEST LODKING BEST ALL AROUND BEST PERSONAUTY WITTIEST MOST LIKELY T0 SUCEED MR. AND MISS CHURCHLANO Betty Reynolds and Harlan Cooper. Nancy Madison and Bill Sims. Shirley Barker and john Kirchmier. Judy Ashworth and Gene Garthright. Betty Huffington and Lake Westfall. Janet Veon and Garland Smith. Barbara VVarren and Lake Westfall. Tommy Hall and Carol Hollovvell. David Privette and Betty Huffington. Shirley Rocha and Bill Sims. Shirley Barker and Garland Smith. Lake Westfall and Betty Huffington. Mary Ann McEachern and Harlan Cooper. Honor Students S1'af1'd, lfft to right: Betty Reynolds, Carol Anne Hollowell, Betty Lou Buchanan, and Shirley Rocha. Standing: Harlan Cooper. lDlE1l'y . . . llc work harnl in school, but we never fail to 'fake time out for our fun. lJlClLll'CLl below is one of our Hgxflillt hours diversions. Valentine Dance Snapshots ll WHAT 00 V00 MZ-'AM WELL EOUIPPEDP pqagcseuea HERE W5 cofuf! 'mai CREWZDEAR Rum in Aw, MDIGNIFIEDP .SENIOPS fft,f'5L'5K KY ' fi f' V M H g ka .QQ ffffff by ,i J: 'n?fgka5J4 l 1 1 Sw! fi'-airgfkligfvvfs smug. Lf. , f - a MGR A M f ' gg y . VVe tum back the pages of our d19.I'y' To the year 50-Sl and proudly ,' . h . ' ., Last Years Seniors GARY DELMONT CROSS Punk Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Varsity C. Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. CHARLES MITCHELL IVIOORE M00.re Jr. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity C. Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, K.V.G. 3, 4g Chorus. JOHN HOWARD MCHUGH rrilafkn Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Chorus 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity C. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES LEE ROBINSON R0cley,' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, Varsity C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track. Last Years Seniors LOUIS STEPHENS SLADE LfLOuigl, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 2, 35 Basketball 3, 4, Varsity C. Club 2, 3, Vice President, Jr. Class Vice Presi- dent. AUDREY JEAN SNIITH 'fSmil1fy English Club, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 43 Treasurer District Tri-Hi-Y 3, May Court 3, President Monogram Club 45 Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, S.C.A. Representative 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Co-Captain Softball 4, Received S.A.R. Medal. MARGARET ELIZABETH VANN rfMd7',QdTEl,, F.H.A. Club 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 3. IRVING VELEZ Ir'Uing Director of T. B, Play, One Act Play. Football 1950 f 51 Lfft to right: James Robinson, Slade Phillips, Coach, Louis Slade. Baseball 1950 f 51 First rofw, left to right: Gene Garthright, Garland Smith, Henry Herbert, john Kirchmier Lake Westfall, Tommy House, and David Scott. Sfrond rofw: Danny Sly, Sam York, Lesteii Roane, Kenny Morris, Donald Matthews, Jay Garrett, Corey McQuown, and coach, Mr. Phillips. Third rofw: Henry Houston, Dickie Scott, Gary Cross, Tommy Culpepper, Mitchell Moore, and Bucky Norfleet. May Queen and Court of 1951 Lffl to right: Betty Anne Huffington, Audrey Smith, Nancy Madison, Karen Axelson, Shirley Barker, Sally Pollard, Roger Reinhold, Marlene Bolin, Chuck Rawls, Janet Veon, Maid- of-Honorg Tommy Hall, Robinhoodg Janie johnson, Queen of May, Eddie Reinhold, Carol Anne Hollowell, Barbara Haskett, Shirley Rocha, Gloria Lofurno, Pat Troutman, Barbara Warren, and Judy Ashworth. State Championship One Act Play Romance Is A Racketi' Lrft to right: Irving Velez, Betty Anne Huffington, Lake Westfall, Tommy Hall, Patsy Bush, Barbara Figart, and Mary Sue Meads. Beauty Contestants of 1951 ,sb Lffl to right: Delores Hare, Charles Honeycutt, Betty Huffington, Charles Ward, Barbara Figart, jack McHugh, John Kirchmier, Patsy Bush, Tommy Hall, Marlene Dixon, Lake West- fall, Phyllis Cooper, Ernest Floyd, Carol Hollowell, Sam York, Nancy Madison, John Mintz, Janie Johnson, Bobby Albertia, Sue Robinson, Richard Reddick, Sarah Crawford, Bobby Hona- ker, Patty Cross. 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C0 Manufacturers of Fruit and Vegetable Packages O PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Cofzgmfzzfzzfzbfzs . 11111 Hill ISAAC FASS T THE FOOT OF COLUMBIA ST PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA American National Bank r-L A OLDEST L PORTSMOUTH'S A LARGEST K BANK I ONLY NATIONAL ! CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL PROBLEMS The Bank That Service Built SAVE TIME QYOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSETJ By Using Our Branch Ofiice 1107 HIGH STREET Keep Out of Down-Town TrafHc American National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION hen you Want 21 photograph . . . you Want 21 pw photograph and that's the only kind your official photographer takes! Ph0t0gl'aDh StI.lCli0 4th Fl00I' Srniih Vibllon THERIEPS NO STORE IN PORTSMOUTH LIKE CORNICR HIGH AND ICFFINGHAM STRPIIQTS POPtSlll0ulh,S Finest Department Store Since 1917 Style and Quality Merchandise At Guaranteed Savings Y Always Reliable of... George T. McLean Company, Inc. L A LA LA C ompliments Of Tonkin-Sedberry, Inc Tour Studebaker Dealer Y Phone 72388 Churchland Grain and Supply Corp. Dealers in Corn, Soybean, Wheat 'E CHURCHLAND, VIRGINIA THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES LEGGETTS Department tore Z21 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA. YOUR CONFIDENCE IS OUR GREATEST ASSET -i SMART SPORTSWEAR AND SWIM SUITS BY CATALINA Arrow Shirts and Nu-Wealve Hose' in all wanted styles K' MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT LEGGETTS 'N PHONES 73431 - 73432 Livermon Motor Company Our Business Is Picking U pn 314 Crawford Street . F. LIV P SMOUTH, VA Compliments of TYREE -JON ES Motor Corporation fQ.!mNf-X X4-X ,ef Charles E. Russell 2309 COUNTY STREET Intersection of County Street and Belt Line Railroad Phone 92491 OOOQOO Distributors of PURE OIL PRODUCTS Portsmouth Star Congratulations TO THE GRADUATES OF CHURCHLAND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '52 LET,S G0 T0 . . . RODMAN'S BAR - B - QUE PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA High at Hamilton Avenue Compliments of MCRAE COMPANY Kaiser - Henry J. - Packard 1629 HIGH STREET Phone 72343 Portsmouth Music Co., Inc. 625 HIGH STREET Home of Baldwin Pianos and Organs Phone 90852 PRICES, INC. Established 1905 The Household Appliance Center Maytag Tappan Kelvinator Hotpoint Westillghouse 307 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VA Phone 70717 1809-13 EASON SAYS : Go to Sunday School Next Sunday I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY fjf CLEANING AND LAUNDRY HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH VA Compliments of C E u 75 EH. U E ' IIIUEE' :oe man at noarsnoufn nu Portsnloutlfs Leading Men's Store for 30 years and Boys BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 FROM THE STAFF OF WSAP PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA TIDEWATER OUTLET FOR MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM HARRY SHUMAN Furniture . TELEPHONE 73971 705-707 HIGH STREET Compliments Of W. F. MAGANN CORP Welton, Duke 81 Hawks, Inc INSURANCE AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT lj E ' 407 COURT STREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Telephone 92473 Qfff' TRADE-MARK REG. 11.5. ru. orr. Bottled under Authority of the Coca-Cola Co. By NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC Merchants and Farmers Bank 217 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA rin :si -knit 1:4 Serving the citizens of Portsmouth and community for more than half of a century o - ?f F Ve 03 THIS IS NO nf Q e P' I ' 9' I' h X ei? 2 t is story! , 0 2 L,g X E Electricity does so much, for so ,Q many, for so little! Upstairs, 3-P 1 , .,,,T- downstairs, clock-'round, cal- : Q endar-'round! VIRGINIA EIECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Use our new West End Branch 3201 High Street, Corner Vermont Avenue 3 Drive-In VVindoWs Ni ht D g epository for Business and Individual Accounts Ample Parking Space flllitigens Zllirust Main Oflice West End Branch 225 High Street 320 Qlinmpanp 1 High Street l Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C ompliments Of Portsmouth Lumber Corp. CLASS RINGS O BELTS and BUCKLES EVA B. ANDERSON L. G. Balfour Company ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ?Earnep's Beale's DE SOT0 - PLYMOUTH MEN'S SHOP Home of the sihdehi Sfllff and Sffvfff V 2008-14 High sheet 305 High siieei Dial 93700 Compliments of CHANNEL Furniture Co. INC. High Street at Fifth Avenue PORTSMOUTH, VA. L. M. Harrell and S011 Sporting Goods Bicycles 607 High street S. Lasting and Bro., Inc. Lasting Furniture Easy Terms f Complimentx of 228 High Street l Complimentx of Portsmouth Feed Corp. South and Middle Streets Complimentf of N O R M A N PACKING CO. Dealers In MEATS, PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE 932-934 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Complimentr of E. 0. Crawford 81 Sons HARDWARE QUALITY FURNITURE Electrical Appliances O 601-603 Effingham Compimfnif M A S O N Seed Store 606 MIDDLE STREET Compliments Of American Confectionery and Grill V 1118 COVRT STREET Dial 95221 ARMISTEAD - MURRISUN Fuel 81 Hardware Co. 1116 W. Gosport Rd. At Entrance to Alexander Park Phone 72397 Cumpl'mfnzJ of Virginia Iee Cream Company UUE Complimfnts of Karp Pharmacy Ar Alexander Corner Phone 98841 I We Deliver Compliment: of Community Bus Company FOR CHARTER TRIPS Call 72251 Air Conditioned The Senator Palms Restaurant l 0rtJ1no14tlz'5 Finesti' The Home Where Sportxmen Eati' S11 High Street Phone 9-H42 Commercial Comp Insurance Agency Dandee Bread and S18 Middle Street Portsmouth, Virginia Dial 92493 P. O. Box 263 Old Virginia Cakes Baked in Portsmouth Compl'mfnn of iE1fant'5 City Bbarmanp, Zinn. Supply i Company, IHC' IL Portsmouth, Virginia Sears BETTY 8: BOB 3 Complimentx of Smith Brothers Amoco Service Station CBill and Raymondj Complimentf of John J. Kirchmier Compliments of hubby's 340 Broad Street Complimenty of The Famous HIGH AND COURT Standard Hardware Corp. 603-605 Middle Street For the Home Beautiful TWILLEYS, Inc. Hardware Wallpaper, Painty and Supplier 1819 County Street Telephone 79471 Portsmouth, Virginia COOPER'S, Inc. Jewelers - Silversmiths Optometrists 327 High Street Co mplimenfir of M cGregor Sweaters Hudgins, 1 53 1. hc. Next to Sljgtillilglorgivlilzth Bldg. Phone 76861 Complimentf of Stallings FUNERAL 7 HOME Compliments of La Sade Shoppe 226 High Street Phone 76651 Complimentf of A. W. IUHNSUN, IR. GROCERY STORE CHURCHLAND, VA. Complimentr of Parkerls Open Air and Floral Market High Street Clother That Pleare the Wearer Keller's Men's Wear 231 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Complimenlr of Waldo Paint and Supply Corp. 624 Crawford su-get Phone 76200 Compliments of SUBURBAN PHARMACY 3623 King Street Compliments of Johnston's Texaco Station 2664 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Johnson Optical Co., Inc. Prfxrription Optirians Phone 77551 508 Washington Street Portsmouth, Va. Sutton Appliance Company 135 High Street Compliments of GEORGE D. LAWTON Churchland American Legion Post 310 and Auxiliary Compliments of The WOHl3H,S Bible Class Centenary Methodist Church BOB'S MEN'S SHOP Formal Wear and Rental Service 810 High Street SMITTY,S DINER Phone 76142 3600 High Street CHURCHLAND MARKET Compliments of W. B. Spruill, Owner POFFENBARGEIPS Phone 99254 BAKERY COURT STREET GARAGE All Kinds of General Repair Work 1101 Court Street Telephone 91216 NAVY GIFT SHOP 2295 High Street Gifts, Novelties, Greeting Cards Frame Your Diploma Here Compliments of C. 8: W. FINE FOODS J. C. KAUFMAN General Insurance 516 Middle Street Phone 73652 Compliments of LA BELLE BEAUTY SHOP 404 Middle Street Compliments of L. R. GREEN PLUMBING CO. Compliments of ROLLINGWOOD BARBER SHOP 4397 Old Suffolk Blvd. Compliments of ,IOSEPHUS A. SCHAEFER General Insurance 2023 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of Compliments of CHURCHLAND CHURCHLAND SERVICE CENTER CONFECTIONERY Compliments of Custom Framing, Mirrors, Gifts 126 Western Branch Blvd. THE QUAINT SHOPPE Dial 72082 HALSTEAD ELECTRIC COMPANY Everything Electrical Phone 90951 503 County Street Portsmouth, Va. O'NEAL'S PORTRAIT SALON 513 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Phone 76651 T. B. LEE, REALTOR WHEATLEVS Ge CONFECTIONERY neral Insurance 4715 Old Suffolk Blvd. 501 County Street Portsmouth, Va- ROBBINS 81 PENDLETON Texaco Service Station 4702 Suffolk Blvd. Compliments of BROWN'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of M. M. Crockin Co., Inc. 213 High Street Compliments of Waterview Pharmacy, Inc 117 Western Branch Blvd. tg ' wee' L'a COHEN REALTY CO. Real Estate-Insurance 604 Court Street Portsmouth, Va. LYNCH'S SERVICE CENTER Portsmouth, Va. ROBERTSON HARDWARE CO., Inc. The Hardware Hustlersu 700 Crawford Street Phone 92465 BLANCHARD'S, Inc. Coal-Fuel Oil-Hardware 3410 Hih Street Phone 71293 Compliments of MANLY'S, Inc. Laundry - Cleaning Compliments of Culpepper Florist City Market Flower Shop City Market Bldg. George Miller Schaubach., INCORPORATED Real Estate 400 Middle Street Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. 210 High street g ,J 'FIRMS' .I f 'M 9 lf A 1 5 Compliments of SOUTHERN GUILD 533 County Street Compliments of KEVILUS FLOWER SHOP 405 Middle street Morty's Orpheum Cigar and News Co. 510 Middle Street Sandwiches and Beer We Deliver Learn to Sew Singer Sewing Center 436 High Street Phone 71551 Compliments of Shorty's Pure Oil Service 4017 Airline Turnpike Morse-Park er lVIorty's Orpheum Automotive and Industrial Supplies 809-815 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Printeraft Press, Inc. PRINTING ' BOOKBINDING ' PAPER RULING 'IIELIQI-HONE 74693 522-524 Cmwffoklm STREIJI' PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA High School and College Annuals Catalogs Fine Advertising Printing 600000 HTHI: TRLICKEIC' is a product of our plant E E 3, 14, V 1 V. I 1 1