Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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'fm'- ' fl, ,1 ,f 1 1 -5 THE CA EWAY I952 VOLUME IV Presented by The Student Body GREAT BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Norfolk County, Virginia Cover Design by Carol Byrd Williamson, Class of I944 MR . JACK RlDl NGS Coach WE DEDICATE Our Coach and Athletic Director has been a figure of admiration and devotion. All who know him respect and appreciate his kindly guidance and untiring service in our school forthe past six years. He instilled in us the ability to compete on the athletic field, taught us the essence of good sportsmanship, and made our teams worthy opponents for all toes. Under his direction the athletic program at Great Bridge School has reached its greatest height. To Mr. Jack Ridings-teacher, friend, and coach--we proudly and grateful ly dedicate the 1951- 52 Causeway . Z 6 BOOK I Administration, BOOK 2 Classes BOOK 5 Advertisements 4, , 3 'xv ' ', '- J is Ph Faculty and Stuff CONTENT BOOK 3 . Activities 1 L...g:5, 1... C3 ax A- BOOK4 'ff t 1 sau. A 5 5:3 '-1 'Xwg-fi :yes Features 'E' -4 av I MEMORIAM ln the passing of Mrs. lrene Pointer McKenney on March 14, 1951, Great Bridge School has lost a faithful friend and worker. She spent 34 years of her life serving her school as o bus driver. From 1917-1920, she drove a horse-drawn covered wagon . ln the early 20's she helped to build her own motorized bus and used this type until 1939, when she changed over to a county owned bus. Her service continued until the time of her death. Mrs. McKenney was recognized for her de- votion to duty, promptness, and interest in all school affairs . Great Bridge School takes this means of ex- pressing its appreciation for the many fi ne influences her life exemplified. T h fpe- h I f igliwf 1 W MR E W CHITTUM ADMINISTRATIUN FACULTY AND STAFF ,355 50 OQX: YX 'YI SC'xi5R0zo ,G 005. ,vga OM .HGV vi . xx x4Ovq,3'h6'Q-oaisexx oo YA I 5. l Q33 . AAXZX Wt c,-I' GW Gov MRS. vmG1NrA M. CLEMONS Rims- Yfiizxxq 9' Berry College, Business Education wo 6-be EN' MRS. GLADIS B. DENNIS State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Physical Education. MISS DORIS L. FRASIER Williams and Mary College. English. MR. LLOYD H. GRIFFIN V.P.I. and University of Virginia. Science. MR. WILLIAM G. MARTIN, JR. Duke University. Social Studies and PhysicalEducation. MR. NOBLE L. MOORE Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Business Education. MRS. CURTIS C. PARKER Dietitian. MISS IEANNE G. PETERSON Madison College. Guidance Director. MRS. ELIZABETH S. SAWYER East Carolina College. English. MR. W.W. SAWYER Custodian MR. LESTER H. SMALLWOOD, Longwood College. Mathematics. MISS HATTIE I. SWIHART Longwood College. Art. MRS. NELLIE S. TATEM Radford College. English. . rf. ff 1-60:12.23 . .. 5, 74 ff .J ,Q rg: I i f 4 .5 Ria. .,.....J 3 if P. 2 N-W FACULTY William and Mary College. Mathematics. .ol .4l ' ' j' 03' ..-:S V NOT MR PIC? ' U A4440-91.0 A. V138 G 60144 ls!-my R406 . JR g . Teacbeidfjrb MISS RUTH A. HALSTEAD Madison College. Home Economics. MRS. MILDRED HOGGARD, R.N. School Nurse. MRS. ANNE P. JOHNSON Piedmont College. Mathematics and Social Studies. MISS LUCY E. PETERSON Madison College. Science MR. FRANK M. PIERCE Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Agriculture. MISS MARY FRANCES POWELL Madison College. Librarian. MR. JACK RIDINGS Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Physical Ed u c a t io n Head Coach. MISS D. ANNETTE WEBB Mary Washington College. Foreign Languages and Eng lish. MISS CARLEEN L. WELLS William and Mary College. English. MR. HARRY C. WIGMORE, IR. Elon College. Science and Physical Education. MISS BETTY WILLIAMS Clerk. MISS DILCIE D. WOODSON Madison College. Social Studies. I .. . t .QM . ff I . i i Y I MRS. LOUISE L. BROCK University of Georgia. Sixth Grade. MRS. IRIS B. CURLING Longwood College. Sixth Grade. MISS MARION E. CURLING Madison College. Second Grade. MRS. EVELYN W. ELEY Flora MacDonald College. Fourth Grade. MRS. MARGARET W. DAVIS Longwood College. Fifth Grade ELEME TARY FAC LTY fi 'th ez... . - Nlrr M ,M ,.,.. A I 1 'Q 'M' .rw NOT PICTURED5 MISS IOSIE E. GAMMON Madison College. Fourth Grade. MISS NANNIE V. GAMMON Madison College. Fifth Grade MRS. EULA G. GRIFFIN University of Virginia. Seventh Grade. MRS. ANNIE M. SEAWELL Longwood College. First Grade. MISS MARY M. SKAGGS Marshall College. First Grade MRS. DOROTHY M. THOMPSON Iowa State Teachers College. Second Grade. MISS KATHEIINE J. BUCK MRS. DELLA B. RANDOLPH L0l'1gW0Od College East Carolina Ciluege Longwood College. First Grade. Thifd Grade Third Grade MISS BARBARA HARRIS MRS. NELLIE S. WATSON Wesleyan College Chowan College Seventh Grade Third Grade MRS. BESS P. PURVIS University of Georgia Second Grade 8 df Robert Mercer . Elizabeth Sawyer Carolyn Pugh . Frank Gracy . Gary Thompson . . . .President YW? . . Reporter . .Treasurer . . . Secretary Vice-President GARY TH OMPS ON President Si ,if if 33 5 JAMES EDWARD CALHOUN Football I-4, Basketball I -4, Co-capt. 35 Baseball I-45 Monogram 2-4, V. Pres. 35 Library Club 4g Class Play 3. ARLENE ANN CAMERON Band I-25 Etiquette Club 4. LUCY PATRICIA CREDLE Beta 3-45 Chorus 35 Majorette I-2. BARBARA LOUISE CURLING Basketball 2-35 Softball I-2: Monogram 1-45 CAUSE- WAY 45 Camera Club 35 Chorus 3. JOYCE PAYNE BALLANCE Softball Scorer I-2: Camera Club I-25 Majorette 25 Bas- ketball Mgr. 2-35 French Club 2-4: Sec. 35 Class Play 2-35 Class Treas. I5 Monogram 2-45 Beta 2-35 S.C.A. Sec. 35 CAUSEWAY 3-45 BRIDGE 35 Beta Convention 2, 45 Dramatics I, ANN LURAY BROTHERS Home Ec. I-3. Pres. 35 ElizabethRiverFederationCoun- tyTreas. 35 French Club2-35 BRIDGE I5 Masquers Treas. 25 Commercial Club Pres. 45 Class Play 2-35 Basketball 3'4- HENRY CHARLES CAHOON F. F. A. I -2 E IOR ,,,m,,,. , 1 -vfk 4. 'Z . , --rf?--, wrjf JS DURWOOD STEWART CURLING Monogram 2-4, Rep. 45 Camera Club 3: French Club 3-4, Treas. 35 Class Play 2-35 Football 2-4, Capt. 45 Basketball 2-45 Baseball I-45 Class V. Pres. lp S.C. A. 31 BRIDGE 4. MARVIN HAYWOOD CURLING 4-H 2-35 F.F.A. 2-3, Pres. 35 S.C.A. 2-4, Treas. 25 Beta 2-41 Safety Patrol I-25 Class Pres. 35 CAUSEWAY 45 Football 4. JOYCE ANN DAVIS F.H.A. 2-3, Sec. 35 CommercialClub 3-45 Masquers 3-4, Sec, 45 Friendship Club 35 Minstrel lg Forensic 35 Capt. Cheerleaders I. 1952 3 -quill' 5' -M. W, . W? --:nl Q .gy S-.A Xp.-1, Ny 3.5 W X 1 x R X AUDREY MAE DEBAUN Band I-45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Beta 3,45 Monogram 4. CAROLYN ANN DIXON Camera Club I -3, V. Pres. 35 CAUSEWAY 25 BRIDGE 25 Basketball 2-35 Monogram 45 Dramatics 2. MARTIN DOMOKOS 4-H15 F.F.A. 1-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 45 Football 1-45 Class Play 2-35 Monogram 3-45 Forensic 3. DOROTHY MAE DOXIE F.H.A. I-3, Sec. 25 CommercialClub, Sec. 45 Mas- quers 45 Softball 2. ll ' n. Q.. - 1-ra 5 NORMAN FRANKLIN GRACY, JR. Camera Club Rep. 35 Etiquette Club Pres. 45 Class Pres I-2, V. Pres. 45 Band 1-4. RAYMOND LEE HACKWORTH Safety Patrolz-35 Treas. 35 Dramatics 35 BRIDGE 45 Li brary 35 Class Play 3. LEONARD MCCOY HARRELL 4-H I-2, Rep. 25 F.F.A. I-4, Rep. 3-45 S.C.A. Treas 45 Class Treas. 35 Chorus 4. LONA YVONNE HARRIS S.C.A. 2-45 County S.C.A. Reporter 3-45 Beta 3-45 Band Club 3'4' Pres. 35 Forensic 35 Orchestra 25 Span- ish Club 3-4, Pres. 3. MERILENE ELIZABETH DOZIER Monogram I-45Cheerleader I-4, Co-Capt. 45 May Day I-3, Maid of Honor 35CAUSEWAY35Beta 2-4, Treas. 35 BRIDGE 35Dramatics 15C1ass Pres. 25Class Play 2-3. JEAN ATLAS EDWARDS F. H.A. I-35 Camera Club 35 Masquers 45 Etiquette Club 4. EDWARD STEPHAN FULFORD F.F.A, 2-4. E l0R IDNNIE RICHARD HOGGE Safety Patrol 1-4, Capt. I-3: Baseball 3. WAYNE FRANCIS HOGGE 4-H l-4, Sec. -Treas. 4: Safety Patrol I-2: Band Club 2-4: Tennls 3-45 Monogram 4: Class Play 25 Camera Club 4. IANEY LEE HUDGINS French Club 2-35 F.H.-A. Club Rep. 3: Commercial Club V. Pres. 4: BRIDGE 2. 1952 CECIL WORTH IENNINGS Monogram 2-4: Football 2-4: Baseball 2-4, Capt. 33 Camera Club Ig Class Play 3. BETTY JEAN KILGORE - Not Pictured FRANK NORWOOD LEARY - Not pictured Basketball lg Muslc Club 2. STONEY WALKER MARTIN Library Club Pres. rg Monogram 2-4: Football I-4, Basketball Mgr. I-45 Baseball I-4. 13 OLIVE ELLIS MOORE S.C.A. I5 Chorus I-25 Class Play 35 CAUSEWAY 3-45 BRIDGE 35 Camera Club 35 Etiquette 4, Rep. ALLIE EUGENE OAKES Band I-45 Safety Patrol I-25 4-l-I Club I5 Library Club l-2. DIANA DORNE OWENS LibraryClub I-25 ClassTreas. 25 Class Play 2-35 Annual Staff 25 Safety Patrol I-35 Commercial Club 4. EDWARD CARTER PAYNE Camera Club Treas. I-35 Masquers3-45 Class Play 2-35 Forensic 35 Minstrel 3-4. ROBERT LEE MERCER Monogram 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 2 45 Senior Class Rep. 5 Football l. AGNES HOPE McDONALD F. H. A. I-35 Camera Club 35 Masquers45 Etiquette Club 4. ISABELLE JACQUELINE MCNULTY Basketball 2-35 Camera Club I-25 Monogram 2-4, Rep. 35 French Club 2-35 ClassPlay 2-35 S.C.A. I5 CAUSE- WAY 3-4, BRIDGE 3. E IOR r . ... . X 1 r-- so if X N X x sa 'K y .S RICHARD HENRY PEAKE, JR. 3 4 I S.C.A. 2-4, Rep. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Beta 2-45 I I 5 5 Science Club 45 Literary Club 45 Football 2-45 Basket- aff' . ball Scorer 35 Forensic 2-35 c1assP1ay2-35 CAUSEWAY Ri 2-4: BRIDGE 35 Baseball Scorer 3. ' JACK WESLEY PEOPLES 4-H1-2, Sec. 15 F.F.A. I-4, V. Pres. 2-3, Pre. 5 Football 15 Class Play 35 Chorus 3-4. - WILLIAM HAROLD PHILLIPS - Safety Patrol 35 Baseball 25 Class Play 35 K.V.G. 2-45 BRIDGE 45 Library Club 4. 1952 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH PRITCHARD -'Ky Basketball 35 Forensic 35 Masquers 3-45 Camera Club 1- f ' as 3: EtlquetteC1ub45 Barra 15 SafetyPatro1I5 CAUSEWAY 25 BRIDGE 45 Class Play 2. 1 Ou I 3? 3 ALBERT RAY PROCTOR pm of Monogram 2-45 F.F.A. I-4: Basketballz-45 Baseball I5 A Class Play 35 Safety Patrol I-2. .ar CAROLYN LEARY PUGH Camera Club 15 Beta 2-4, Rep. 35 French Club 2-35 Marshall to Seniors 2-35 Beta Convention 2,4:CAUSE- WAY 3-4, Editor 45 BRIDGE Editor 35 May Day 25 Class Play 2-35 Forenslc 35 Softball Mgr. I5 Basketball Mgr. 2-35 Monogram 2-45 Class Sec. 45 Dramatics I, LEONARD JEFFERSON ROGERS Literary Club sec. 45 Band 2-4: Bridge 2: Forensic 3. 'F' I 5 -...Jas PTF J' ' QW' EVELYN DELORES SMITH Camera Clubl-2, Pres. I5 French Club 2-35 CAUSEWAY 3-45 BRIDGE 35 Class Play 2-35 Forensic 35 Monogram I-45 Softball 1-25 Basketball I-4. SHIRLEY RACHEL SMITH French Club 25 Etiquette Club 45 Chorus 35 Class V. Pres. 3: S.C.A. 4. BARBARA LOU STYRON Beta 2-4,Sec. 35 Camera Club I-2, Sec. 15 Class Pres. l-25 French Club 2-3, V. Pres. 35 Majorette 25 Beta Convention 2, 45 CAUSEWAY 3-4: BRIDGE 35 S.C.A. I-25 Harvest Festival 3-45 May Day I, May Queen 35 Class Play 25 Forensic 25 Basketball timekeeper 3. GARY BOYD THOMPSON Masquers Pres. 45 French Club 25 Hi-Y 25 S.C.A. 2,45 Class V. Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 BRIDGE 45Mono- gram 3-4, Pres. 45 Football 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Base- ball 2-45 Minstrel 3-45 Class Play 2- 35 Hi-Y Delegate 2. 16 ELIZABETH ANN SAWYE2 Camera Club I-3, Rep. I5 Beta 2-4, Pres. 45 S.C.A. I5 Dramatics I5 Class Treas. 4, Sec. I5 CAUSEWAY 45 Forensic 35 Basketball Scorer 3. BARBARA ANNE SERMONS Library Club I-2, Sec. I5 Commercial Club Treas. 45 Class Play 2-35 CAUSEWAY 4. BLANCHE ELIZABETH SMITH Softball I-25 Tri-Hi-Y I-2, V. Pres. I5 Class Play 25 Monogram 45 Basketball 2-3, CO-Capt. 35 Majorette Capt. l-25 French Club 2-3, Reporter 35 Beta 2-4, Sec. 45 May Day 35 Literary Club I. SE IOR 332-1 .0 ft., RUBY MARIE TUBBS Cheerleaderl-45 S.C.A. I-3, Rep. I, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Monogram 2-4g Etiquette Club Sec. 45 Class Play 2-3g Dramatics I. RAYMOND WILSON UNPHLETT MARIORIE ELIZABETH WHEDBEE French Club 2-3: Beta 2-4, V. Pres. 4g Class Play 2-3g Monogram 3-45 S.C.A. 3: BRIDGE Ig CAUSEWAY 4g l952 Home Ec. Club I: Basketball 2-4. ROBERT CHARLES WIRT Footba1l3-4g Monogram 3-45 Etiquette Club V. Pres. 4 Hi-Y 2-35 Class Play 3. CURTIS HOLLAND WOOD F.F.A. I-4, Treas. 2-3, Sentinel 4: 4'-H I-4, Pres 2, V. Pres. I-3:FO0Ib311l1 Class Play 2-35 CAUSEWAY 4 Baseball I. EUNICE LEE WOOLARD F. H.A Ig 4-H Club Sec. I-2: French Club 2-3. FLORENCE PAULINE YOUNG Band IgOrchestra lg Literary Club I: Class Rep. 2: Cheer- leader 2-43 Beta 3-4g Monogram 45 French Club 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Talent Show I: Minstrel 3. 17 BEST ALL ROUND Pete Harrell Merilene Dozier MOST INTELLECTUAL PERLATIVE Leonard Rogers Carolyn Pugh WITTIEST Shirley Pritchard .lack Peoples 40 BEST LOOKING Gary Thompson lsabelle McNulty 4 FRIE NDLIEST Elizabefh Sawyer Stoney Martin MOST POPULAR Ruby Tubbs Gary Thompson MOST ATHLETIC Bobby Curling Jimmy Calhoon BEST DRESSED Eddie Payne Merilene Dozier - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marvin Curling Yvonne Harris ln these last few days of our high school career, we the undersigned do hereby draw up this our last will and testament for those we leave behind. Ruby Tubbs leaves her private wallflower to Betty Jo Doughty. Jimmy Calhoon hands down to Raymond Rober- son his dancing ability. To Joyce Herndon goes the school interest of Carolyn Pugh. Shirley Smith bequeaths her singing voice to Peggy Dixon . Lucy Credle passes her Geometry Book to Millie Street. ' From Isabelle McNulty to Dixie Davis goes wit. Richard Peake leaves James Everton his football ability. Audrey DeBaun wi l ls her boisterousness to Roberta Turner. From Durwood Curling toWilbur Parker go foot- ball honors. Meri lene Dozier leaves Shirley Paxson her cheers for G .B .H . Ann Brothers leaves Doris Harrison her ability to skip school without being caught. To Thomas Clark, Leonard Rogers sends his art interest. Marvin Curling bequeaths Frank Beasley h i s wisecracks. Hope McDonald passes on to Audrey Tennefoss her crocheting. From Marjorie Whedbee to Norma Jones goes driving ability. Ann Dixon hands over to Peggy Fields her ability to get to school on time. Hard work in Bookkeeping is the gift of Eddie Payne to Perry Harris. Jack Peoples leaves James Todd his ability to make straight A's. Ability to dodge the draft passes from Pete Har- rell to Lyle Pugh. Wayne Hogge leaves Jenneth Twiford his clar- inet. Elizabeth Sawyer to Dickie Pratt: short hair. Diplomacy is willed to Alice Sawyer by Ellis Moore . Bunny Owens leaves her typing speed to Shirley Halstead. Arlene Cameron wills her quietness to Josey Pratt. Bobby Curling presents her little feet to Shirley Gower. Barbara Sermons wishes to leave Shirley Paxson her blond hair. Barbara Styron passes Rudolph Roberson her Beta Club membership. From Jean Edwards to Landis Neal goes ability to write play reports. Jane Harrel is receiver of Joyce Davis' ability to catch a man. Ray Proctor leaves Henry Privott his height. Janey Hudgins leaves Betty Swain her ability to cut her hair. Gary Thompson leaves Frankie Mc Neill his many school activities. Bill Phillips leaves his hotrod to Billy Livingston. Lonnie Hogge's gift to Jeanette Thomas is his Plane Geometry grade. Henry Cahoon leaves Billy Livingston his wrest- ling tricks. From Eugene Oakes toGlynn Hooker: his cym- bals. Frank Gracy leaves Larry Williams his dancing. Bob Lemmon receives his girl friends from Curtis Wood. Blanche Smith leaves Betty Fentress her crush on Stoney Martin. Bobby Wirt leaves Howard Crenshaw his love of studying. Cecil Jennings bequeaths to Tommy Johnson his weight. Basketball ability is the gift of Dorothy Doxie to Ann Harrell. For Buddy Old the curls of Eddie Fulford. Joyce Ballance leaves Phyllis Jordan her ability to stay out of trouble. Shirley Pritchard wills Keith Edwards her iolly laugh. Pauline Young gives Pat Flanagan her Beta Club Membership. Eunice Woolard passes on to Rosalie Ward her ability to parler francais. Betty Kilgore turns over to Bonnie Paxson her attendance record. Evelyn Smith leaves Marion Kilgore herathletic ability. Stone Martin hands over to Maurice Nichols his friendliness. Martin Domokos leaves Roy Ambrose his ability to borrow money on a date. John Lancaster is the recipient ofthe art appre- ciation of Ray Hackworth. Raymond Umphlett bequeaths to Ernie Fulford his quietness. Robert Mercer leaves Alan McKenney his friend- ly nature. Frank Leary wills Claude Porter his muscles. Yvonne Harris leaves to sister June Harris her enthusiastic school effort. by Yvonne Harris Ruby Tubbs GOSSIP COLUM June 5.1962 We see that ANN DIXON, the recent prize winner on STONEY MARTIN'S quiz program, is riding her new Cadillac. . .Yesterday we saw CURTIS WOOD going into ARTHUR MURRAY'S dance studio, bet he's taking lessons from their new instructor RUBY TUBBS. . .Shopping for a suit, I found that EDDIE PAYNE is men's clothing advisor at Norfolk Undersellers. . .Got a ride in MARVIN CURLING 'S cab today and found he had gotten another ticket from JACK PEOPLES, Norfolk County's outstanding policeman . . . On our recent trip to Washington and New York we saw several people we knew. . .CAROLYN PUGH is the ambassador to Lower Slobovia . . . ROBERT MERCER, the noted politician, is now running for Congress, his private secretary, by the way, is RAYMOND UMPHLETT. Keep an eye on him he's going places. . .JOYCE DAVIS, head of the Treasury Department is still trying to pull it out of thered. . .ln New York we stayed at the Waldorf Astoria and found BARBARA SERMONS in the role of Bookkeeper. . .We dropped in at the Saturday Evening Post's office and found that MERILENE DOZIER is the ioke editor. . .We went nightclubing at an exclusive new club and metits charming hostess BARBARA STYRON . . . During our stay we wanted some publicity stills and found FRANK GRACY at the photographer's, he is a successful model, posing for before pictures in malnutrition ads. His lovely partner in the picture is ISABELLE McNULTY. . .We attended the opening of the Met and saw Wagners' Die Walkure with SHIRLEY SMITH as Brunnhilde...We went to the library to get a copy of EDWARD FULFORD'S new book How To Relax Anmhere from librarian LONNIE HOGGE. . . We attended a lecture by LUCY CREDLE on Public Speaking. . .Returning home we heard about Registered Nurse PAULINE YOUNG'S patient's relapse, HENRY CAHOON whowas recovering from a broken toe suffered when he was struck bya freight train. . . On the sports scene is BILL PHILLIPS, the new Brooklyn Dodger shortstop. . .Saw the Blonde Bombshells and was surprised by the great forward EVELYN SMITH . . . During the last game of Tenn Tech sawa waterboy who showed good form, his name was DURWOOD CURLING. . .Met AUDREY DeBAUN the other day, she's now a Colonel in the Army and can she give orders. . .RAY PROCTOR is the new editor of The Hobo's News. . .EUNICE WOOLARD has replaced Laughing Sal at Ocean View. . . RAY HACKWORTH has been seen around town with one of his models, he is the famous dog 21 CONTINUED food illustrator. . .YVONNE HARRIS has been promoted to head typist for the Salvation Amwy pamphlets. . .CECIL JENNINGS is now writing a sequel to the Fat Boy's book on dieting. . . Hollywood: MARTIN DOMOKOS, a resident, has just been voted the most popular playboy by the old maids of America...ARLENE CAMERON has just signed a contract with Republic Pictures. . .Congratulations to BETTY KILG ORE who just finished college with a perfect atten- dance record. . .Roses to ANN BROTHERS, the missionary to Kokamonga who is trying to teach the natives the Hucklebuck. . . Our sympathy to DIANNA OWENS who is now taking vitamins on the doctor's orders to try to gain weight.. .JEAN EDWARDS is now physical instructor at G .B.H . and is making the girls dress. Her assistantin charge of teaching tumbling is MARJORIE WHEDBEE . . .Three cheers for BOBBY WIRT, the first trombonist in the Norfolk Symphony, for a wonderful iob in last week's concert. . .lf you can remember WAYNE HOGGE, you will be glad to hear that he is now the most successful hired hand in Norfolk County. . .Bon voyage to BOBBY CURLING whois leading an expeditioninto South America. . .JANEY HUDGINS' little girl is nowin kindergarten and doing fine under her instructor JOYCE BALLANCE . . . One of the greatest discoveries of this decade was made today when RICHARD PEAKE discovered a new species of birds which he named the Peakless Topnot. . .Best wishes go to ELIZABETH SAWYER for her fine set of triplets. . .Well, isolationist SHIRLEY PRITCHARD is now in Anarctica where she refuses even to lend money to the penguins. . .HOPE McDONALD is the owner of an escort bureau and the major customer DOROTHY DOXIE is now married to a paratrooper and spends her time raising little jumpers. . .ELLIS MOORE is captain of the ferry between Norfolk and Cape Charles. . .BLANCHE SMITH is leader of the Temperance League of Norfolk. . .EUGENE OAKES is the newly elected truant officer for G.B.H .... JIMMY CALHOON has opened a funeral parlorwith the motto Try our Lay-Away Plan . . .GARY THOMPSON is nowa preacher down in High County.. FRANK LEARY has been promoted to conductor of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. . .New owner and operator of Seaview Beach is PETE HARRELL. . .And LEONARD ROGERS has opened an art gallery on Main Street to rival the Gaiety. I by Janey Hudgins Leonard Rogers ZZ f, ,' If M-ix, f NP Martha Ward. . Claude Porter . Frances McNeill Phyllis Hicks . Arnold Boyce . - . n JU lllll A . .Reporter . , Treasurer . Secretary :Vice-President . President Arnold Boyce President Cl X 2 B . i B t , i l , l ,I U OR Frank Bark :AL B ,,, J. gg wp? f Stuart Barker Ann Barton Clark Baum Doris Belch Eddie Bennett Jack Buchanan Arnold Boyce Lillian Chappell Margaret Cherry Dolores Commander Jackie DeLoatche Leon Dyson JUNIURS James Everton Bettie Fentress Wayne Frost Ernest Fulford Shirley Gower Carol Gray Frances Hager Faye Hall Billy Hall Shirley Halstead Bobby Harrell Jane Harrell Ann Eaves Minnie Elliott ,Q f, ,, 09' 40-if? asffti' ff? if V . l I i Q 1.-your wi 3 5' EE 5 Perry Harris Doris Harrison ,Y .. . 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Barbara Denney . Patsy Pendleton . Vivian Old . 47 IM-4.0 t fx 4 r 9- v ' i 3- -- .-5 -25-N . Reporter Treasurer Secretary . Vice-President 0PHOMORE A Q. .Q 3.255335 S . 5 'g an.. , 'Q Q. ,. Ri t-.. is A. President Vivian Old President Boyd Allison Raymond Bell Thomas Clark Betty Avery Collie Brickhouse Lenora Crow W Buddy Ballance Elbert Beasley Frank Beasley Harold Bridger Jeanette Brothers Betty Cahoon Shirley Cutrell Dixie Davis Barbara Denney ,at my gif . .-5-6' 'fm .4t T i? ' ,. l rrsrr if B B Z . ,MI L 'Q ff, in , 1 E A , x , 'W ww .lv Y F ' fl l F .. - fl A' E ., x I A 4 1 A A . A A I I 1 Diane Denny Elsie Doxie Keith Edwards Melvin Edwards Harry Faircl Peggy Fields Pat Flanagan John Foreman Vivian Gay Shirley Gilbert Betty Hackworfh Anne Harrell Beffy Jean Harrell Emma Harris June Harris yy . '- ,, A? ,Q KE hx' ,M 'Q . :hr 6 A 6- M Q! .3 ' aw 11. A A A I s X ,J 5. 'fit 5 N., S. 4 A .4 L: r ff Joyce Herndon Lois Hilderbrand Bobby Jones Carol Kemp Bobby Kyte John Lancaster Betty Langston Frances Lee Janet Lemmon Charles Leonard Jack Loper Betty Love Aniva McCulloch D. W. McKenney Dan Munford 144 'Q 74 1. 1 JT J 'fa , 'W f X 4 r - ' - 1':'1f3:il?fEf'f751 L 14 Louise Neal Mary Nicholson Ray Nimmo Pauline Nixon Audrey Overton Barbara Palmer Joan Parker Phillip Pdrker G . B. Pendleton Pafsy Pendleton Nancy Phelps Joanne Royster fc 'ilk wats! 4:4 .A -aff' --qui' Vivian Olc Bonnie Paxor Al ice Sawyel ll J y El .fu--7 ' Nw ,,.. ga' S A A A A A Floyd Sawyer Charles Sharp Dorothy Squires Elvie Speighf Beverly Stallings OPHOMORE lerry Sundstrorn Betty Swain Roberta Turner Jenny Twiforcl Tommy Tyler Rosalie Ward Ernesfine Waferfield Jean Whedbee Myrna Whifehursf lris Yount ji ilu 9 . Stanley Hicks . Billy Privoff . Josey Pratt . . Ronnie Cbrling Clarence Swanner FRE H ME Reporter Treasurer Secretary -Presi dent President Clarence Swanner President .K A Y - izfsfeegfgr ' 5 jg s t ' .X 291-,, ' l 1 'Vmm I 1 1 T q,,w 4 yywf' 5 ',9-'N 'ff' W ao? hkyk J x .K 1 ' - f9.':'at. -it M fa-rr 1 l XI. K s 'wdlll.. . -J: I FRE HMA Betty Jean Ambrose Barbara Ansell Billy Ashe Mary Joy Barton Robert Bayse Kathryn Beasley Shirley Beasley Margaret Bennett Virginia Bernard Robert Boyce Shirley Bright Mariorie Brooks Richard Bruce Marshall Burgess Jimmy Bussey Reva Butt Butch Caddy Gracie Clark Patsy Cole A I , ' Bsts .Qty :V KLVVL 7 .1 ks ff A 5' all .Q slit R . Q5 s rsgs is J W J it it Zh R X -is K, 1 A V h as Q s l fe- , ss,rs f ee 44gQws X ' s st ' 5 I l R' at J , .,r:,r . . '- J .i1, is ttk 1 Q15 ssls B 'L J lsssl Q ' J rsssr C iss, if J - Vxik C K lsit C 'Shirt sffss?'?f?HQs Rtt' sisss J srrr, 5 f ,--as ,gat wa J r i y M .Q ,V J. 1 , . 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K- .fs kiwi- X4 P 'W' is W K K' IQQN, iris cf, if ,K . c 'eb , -var' i .I hz 2.5 JQ A Je, , . -ik M U A Al ta at s A 3 P Q 'ff 59 'Q 2- 4: he L' ii-v'l '.:' 1 vis K il 'Q-f fc- 131 xii .,,. Q. 5 . -...fr 1 1' f an P f 1 x I 3 P, V 3' F' Q f li? Al- J Xi 1 'Q FRE HME Nancy Sandall Jack Sanderlin Everette Sawyer James Sawyer Marion Simmons Thomas Simmons Buzzy Snow Janice Spencer Patsy Spencer Gail Stillman Billy Stubbs Sandra Styron Clarence Swanner Jeanette Swanner Ann Thomas Eugene Todd Clyde Tysor Robert White Betty Whitehurst L. W. Whitfield Patsy Williams Faith Young Walter Young ,, . W, 'aut-2' i 'HEY IS. . i A raw? M- 'si ,M 'GSM' -vig QW MN lu J t N1 -we R65 . A A yffwall 5 J . J S 5 f ,mit - K, YW . J in uinl is ..--T n J T In : ay N-1 I Fred Creekmore ........ . . . Reporter Margaret Chamberlain . . . .Treasurer Joyce Pendleton . . . . . Secretary Linda McPherson . . . 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FIR T GRADE MEMBERS OF CLASS: Harold Asbell, Wate- manBeasley, LarryCooke, ArthurFarmer, Marvin Garrett, BillyMann, RuebenMiles, Joe Moulton, Waymon Newsome, Phillip Olah, Tommy Simmons, Gilbert Spruill, Martin Waterfield, Clyde Weil, Barbara Adams, Patricia Bass, Patricia Brock, Mar- garet Butt, Cheryl Carawan, Bonnie Fore- man, Phyllis Gaskins, Virginia Hewitt, Sandra Mitchum, Linda Mock, Dolores Morgan, Flor e nc e Odom, Mary Olive, Louise Sanderson, Jean Schucker, Sandra Steele, Phyllis Whitakerg Teacher, Mrs. Seawell. 5 5 our , if SCIENCE W in TABLE MEMBERS OF CLASS: Richard Baccus, Milton Neal Council, Jr., Ludford T. Creef, Ill, Donald Hilburn, Ronald Hol- loman, Eugene McCulloch, John Roy Me s sic k, George Musselewhite, MichaelSaun- ders, Ronald S e t tl e, Robert Staton, Russel L. Sykes, Jr., MichaelThrasher, HarryBruce Turlington, Willis Wa r r en, Eddiewaterman, Toby West, Lester Williams, Norman Wil- liams, Carolyn C a mp b ell, Constance Cook, Delores Gibbs, Karen Halstead, Jac- queline McCullough, Shirley Newton, Carolyn Pedersen, Phyllis Sanderlin, Ruth Stewart, Lydia Tolson, Mary Elizabeth Ward, Donna Lou Wardg Teacher, Miss Skaggs. MEMBERS OF CLASS: Loyd Allison. Robert Lee B r ent , Roger Comstock Morris Lee Deal, DarrellDixon, Jerr Eason, Robert Ha milton, Carroll Hear ring, Floyd Hicks, Harold Loivery Fred Mills, Paul Olah, James Old William Sawyer, Ray Shifflet, Robei Spruill, Steve Stillman, Ronnie Troy er, Wesley White, Ed Brown Wright Barbara Bunch, Jennifer Daniels, Ka Deibler, Alice Falzan, Barbara Jea Godfrey, LoisGurkin, Hope Harrison Charlotte Hasking, Bettyjones, Mar garet Sawyer, Donna Smallwood Carolyn White: Teacher, Miss For man. MEMBERS OF CLASS: Oliver Brick- house, Jackie Elliott, Robert Harris, Ronald Jones, David Leary, John McLaughlin, David Miles, Allen Morse, JiihnOsmundson, Eddie Out- man, Harvey Sullivan, Warren Swain, ErnestTucker, Billy Vance, WarrenWrigbt, Sandra Allred, Peg- gy B a x I e y, Nancy Bratten, Doris Carroll, Darlene Cook, Carol Dan- iels, Linda Davenport, Carol Eason, Claudia Etheridge, Gloria Evans, RuthGregory, Reta Harrison, Becky Holmes, Betty Jo Hughes, Virginia Mitchum, Sarah Newman, Gentry Slade, Mary Spruillg Teacher, Miss M. Curling. MEMBERS OF CLASS: Horace Ad- ams, Fred Beasley, Billy Craven, Troy Falzon, Jimmy Gay, Willie Giles, Maury Gunn, Carl Hanbury, Ronnie Landen,Andy Langley, Don- nie LaRue, BruceMarriam, William Phelps, Wayne Pittman, Roger Richardson, James Thomas, Kenny Weaver, Tommy Williams, Mary Ann Ayers, Lynda Bancroft, Mar- lene Dunbar, Linda Love, Brenda Lowery, Sue Mercer, Linda Nash, Linda Newman, Janice Olah, Car- olynOsmundson, Judy Parker, Kath- ryn Powers, Frances Pugh, Carole Settle, Patricia Tebo, Glenndora Van Horn, Linda Wright, Betty Hen- derson, Nancy Mercerg TC3ChCr, Mrs. Purvis. Gifs ' ,K A, 7 A iff in xi Q c f I in b few I L ECO ll GRADE MEMBERS OE CLASS: David Beasley, Edward Bishop, Marvin Deal, James Evans, William Fentress, Richard Flythe,Ja mes Gregory, Edward Griggs, William Harrison, Fredrick Henries, Carvel Jenkins, WilliamKiff, Vernon Newsome, Carroll Powell, William Reynolds, KarlRoberson, Leroy Terry Robert Trueblood, James Williams, Anna Lee Allen, Judith Lee Belch, Melva MaeBlair,Patricia Buckwalter, CarolCooper, LouiseCouncil, Jeanne Edwards, Judith Edwards, Myrtle El- liott, Linda l-lolloman, SylviaJulian, Naida Lancaster, Jean Lowry, Doris Morris, Charleen Murphy, Linda Jc Todd, Joan Wilson, Shirley Olive, Joan Wilson: Teacher, Mrs. Thomp- son. THIRD GRADE f F qw. ,:--- e' ,- '61, A I It sv if ,ferry U J-tum I I K I, r, lf, 5 ,ME Va. K it ,mb 'E ,,,,dg,ul,if,,,' Y., it .gin ian -et - V . l' I ' 2 ' 'f -' 4, wr fl-5 ffldiny , ' . ' . , ,dis mf s , s ages. il' 1 ' ss rd 4 . V' s 'ann I ,, --'L ' fix K .41 , 2 , l MEMBERS OF CLASS: Hersey Ballance, Johny Brothers, EugeneCarson, Jack Cor- nette, Donald Davis,ColeyDunvar, Denny Humphries, Franklin Hall, Albert Leary, RObSrt McAllister, Gary Osmonson, Wil- liam Parker, Chester Phelps, Johnny Rol- and, Jack Russell, Melvin Sheldon, Joe Stokes, Thomas Staton, Herbert Whitaker, CarrollWilliamson, LewisWilkins, Janice Crews, Frances Dixon, Nancy Edmonds, Elizabeth Eth e r id ge, Carolyn Farmer, Norma Gann, Annie Goin, Betty Jane Hed- rick, Ruby Johnson, Alice Loper, Betty Mae Odom, Myrtle Parker, Zandra Reon, Irma Jean Richardson, Lee Etta Sykes, Lena Sykes, Jo Ann Twiddyg T ea cher, Mrs. Randolph. vV' ,aw MEMBERS OF CLASS: Lewis f son, WilburAshley, Curtis Bax CharlesComstock, ElbertCox, gene Deal, Robert Doughtie, R ard Edwards, RayForehand, Wa Gibbs, Robert Gibson, Timo Gregory, Marvin Hamilton, l liam Hayes, Sam Heath, Rol: Hooker, Thomas Mann III, Wi Newsome, Eugene Alot, MikeA Billy Spruill, Archie Stedman,l Tipp, Vernon Voliva, Ray Wh hurst, Gerry Allen, Nancyl Barbara Dillon, Margaret Ev. Sandra Ferguson, Bobby Lee H ley, NancyJones, Eleanor Lay: Aime J. Miles, Eleanor Schuc Evelyn Swain , Gloria Warr Teacher, Miss Buck. 'f -5 MEMBERS OF CLASS: Fred All Ronell Bancroft, Ray Brickhoi Franklin Brock, Kay Copelar William Craig, Gerald Francis Luther Griffin, Ray Guy, Earl I' rison, Jonathan Hearring, B Jones, Charles Olah, Charles P2 er, John Parker, Johnnie Perk Richard Pittman, Gerald Pow J.O. Richardson, Daniel Stal Benjamin Stewart, Harry Tay Reid Thrasher, Charles Touchstc William Watson, Katie Ar Carole Denard, Joyce Denny, Ann Doughtie, Bettie Flythe, Fi ces Harrison, Fay Hendricks, Ann Marslender, Margaret M ton, Barbara Spruill, MarieF Gail Tucker, Kathleen Tur Georgia White, Carlie Willis H- 1 if , ur,.-..,. MEMBERS OF CLASS: Charles Allen, Arbar Asbell, Ed- gar Aydlett, Stephen Baxter, Kenneth Beasley, Anthony Bossa, ROIIIHCCOIP, Darrell Cook, JohnnyDowdy, James Dunkum, Franklin Foster, Jeryl Fr ost , Ray Gaskins, Clayton Glover, David Hogan, John McCloud, Robert Powell, Ronnieliandolph, Melvin Sawyer, Robert Stewart, Tenny Williams, RoyceWinslow, Dorothy Bateham, Mary Gobb, Kathleen Currier, Phyllis Dozier, Brenda Forbes, Dolores Hare, Sandra Hicks, Martha Hudgins, Faye Lew- ark, NaomiMartin, Gloria Nichols, Barbara Olah, Nancy Pratt, Faye Reynolds, Virginia Simmons, Billie Taylor, Betty Thomas, Faye Twine, Audrey Walston, De a nne Ward, Virginia Warren, Mary Westg T e a c h e r , Miss J. Gammon. F0 HTH GRADE MEMBERS OF CLASS: Melvin Bain, Leonard Bruff, Richard Dozier, ,W.J. Farley, LarryFoutz, Danny Gay, Jean Hen- ries, MacArthur Hicks, George Hoskings, Richard Howell, Richard Jones, Cecil Melsom, David Moulton, Donald Musselwhite, George Olah, Staley Powell, Charles Saw- yer, Jackie Small, Ronnie Torbent, James Trueblood, BillyTrucb1ood, CathyBurkett, AnnCaddy, Carol Cara- wan, Claudia Cooper, JudyCrews, Anne Crowder, Gloria JeanDaniels, HelenDenard, Barbara Dunn, Faye Elliott, Rosalie Giles, Ruth Ann Hackworth, Janie Hardison, Jean Harris, Brenda Julian, Helen Kennedy, Kay Kiff, Sarah Mann, Betty Matthews, JoanMcQuitty, Edna Grace Mer- cerg Teacher, Mrs. Eley. I 4 l J MEMBERS OF CLASS: David Allred, Herman B a cc us , Robert Barker, Tommy Bardy, Gerald Crews, Car l to n Deal, Charles Gibbs, Anthony Langley, Aubrey Lowry, Harvey Martin, Lee McAllister, Shepard McKenney, Gene Morris, David Parker, John Pittman, Douglas Puryear, Larry Richardson, Raymond Sawyer, Robert Tebault, Rich- ard Todd, Faye Bishop, Janice Brock, Kay Crenshaw, Marie Farmer, Pauline Harris, Willie Mae Hilderbrand, Carolyn Matthews, Jean Miller, Linda Moulton, Doris Nash, Sandra Sanderson, Marian Swain: Teacher, Miss N. Gammon. FIFTH GRADE MEMBEZS OF CLASS: Gloria Ashell, Jear1Beasley, Stella Cobb, Betty Lou Daniels, Mildred Leary, Ann Matthews, Jo Ann Morse, Delma Parker, Janice Poteat, Shirley Prothro, Betty Lou Russell, Betty Ann Serjun, Pa tr ic ia West, Lauralee Wroton, Calvin Alston, Horace Wyers, Lee Roy Brickhouse, Jimmie Carawan, Tommy Cornette, Curtis Francisco, Richard Hedrick, Dalton Hodges, Wayne Hooker, Billy Jones, Kenneth Jordan, Donald McLaughlin, Tommy Old, Bisco Pittman, Richard Stokes, Garrie Waren, Sammy White, Eugene Zeedyke: Teacher, Mrs. Davis. aka an 3 93 +54 ,Riggs MEMBERS OF CLASS: William Adams, Benny Ashley, Clayton Beal, David Capps, Joe Chamberlain, Clyde Cooper, BryanHayes, Paul Hogan, Robert Hol loma n, Charles Jones, Albert Lawrence, Keith Loper, Guy May- nard, John Mercer, Tl1omasMil1er, Edward Olah, James Poteat, ColonSykes, J.D. Ward, Verona Bateham, Patsy Bratten, Gai1Brickhouse, CarolAnnBybee, Patricia Car- IXTH MEMBERS OF CLASS: JohnA11red, NoahBarham, Archie Belch, Gary Bradley, Danny Capps, Pete Commander, John Cooke, Walter Deal, Billy Deibler, Billy Goodwin, Ray Maynard, Clyde Merrill, David Newell, Billy Phil- lips, Lee Phipps, BradfordSawyer, Pat Stillman, Carroll Sykes, John Vinson, William Walker, Betty Ashley, An- im. - 7 ..-. . X in sw. roll, Linda Davis, Mary Evan, Helen Garrett, Gaynell Giles, Barbara Hudgins, Shelba Kennedy, Audrey Mar- riner, Mary Frances Miles, Ruth Verna Riahel, Florence Smith, Frances Stoncypher, Sarah Faye S ykes , Loraine Uncer, Betty Vance, Alice Williams, Patricia Wilkins, Teacher, Mrs. I. Curling. GRADE etteBussey, AnnDeibler, JeanDeibler, Kay Eason, Mar- garet Falzon, Mattie Fodrie, Rachel Holland, Lelia Hardison, Willa Maejohnson, Thelma Miles, Hope New- man, Shirley Old, Linda Palmer, Dorothy Simmons, Faye Janice Todd, Susan Vassar, FrancesWard, Helen Wright, Teacher, Mrs. Brock. it slug -A W gr 1 1 1: x is 4-rfiawssffvi is .'. 5- :r,,,rszg-vm frame -as es -5-1 B .frat -11' 4 MEMBERS OF CLASS: Ronald Bergguist, Arthur Bishop, Ray Bishop, Billy Blanchard, AllieCreekmore, Carl Da- vis, Grancis Matthews, Dan McQuitly, Joseph Morgan, Robert Murden, Charles Newman, Jimmy Olah, Jack Palmore, Lincoln Pratt, RobertPugh, OrvilleRichardson, Wiley Sawyer, BillySheldon, Charles Simmors, Stanley Swain, KeithSmallwood, Franklin Smith, Betty Allison, Carole Cross, Helen Creekmore, Kay Cullipher, Naomi Daniels, Gwendolyn Deal, Rose Edwards, Juanita Gunn, Mary Hare, June Harrell, Theodora Holland, Kay Hud - gins, Joyce Meads, Louise Phelps, Betty Sorey, Emily Stewart, Barbara Wadsworthg Teacher, Miss Harris. EVE TH GRADE MEMBERS OF CLASS: Tommy Adkins, CharlesBateham, Shirdell Beasley, Herbert Blackwood, Jimmie Brooks, WilliamCrowder, Fayna Lowell, Cordell Forbes, Freddie Mack Harrell, Bobby Harrison, Bill Jamerson, Sandros Jenkins, J.B. Jones, Jimmie Love, Bob McKenney, Robert Moulton, Earl Pangle, Jameslludgins, Billy Swift, Billy Turlington, David Unser, Miltonward, Clarencewarren, Clarence West, William Whitehurst, John Williamson, Martha SueAllison, HarriettBass, Sal1yBane, Rose Marie Brady, JaniceCooke, Barbara AnnDavis, ShirleyFarmer, MaryGerken, Elsiel-licks, Francesjones, Deloresjulian, Betty Midgette, Marjorie N ichols, Patricia Old, June Small, Shirley Smyers, Dorothy Stokes, Martha True- blood, Shirley Twiddy, Joyce Ward, T ea cher, Mrs. Griffin. l -i -:.,.:,,rg, -,,, .5 12.9 rf-' 3-iff'LLfJ'2i ilfllitfi- if I ,.,. isaf-rf,rgs5rf,:,3sg3g12s, f i..., so s, ,,.i ,sg - - if Y was r Ssilfvr I. :Vt m. An -F 1-.ha 441 3' kr ,R . I v ... . ..-fl 5 X , ' ' . . rw:.:.-v K' ' X Y' - - wk, 'Y ' -. . ,. . nf , V1 ug 'E A ,fggggglgvfm -Q-.W 1 ,Naam ggi.. - - X . ffl in FIRST ROW: Joy Lennon, Clarence Swanner, Vivian Old, Arnold Boyce, Gary Thompson, Yvonne Har- ris. SECOND ROW: Josey Pratt, Rosalie Ward, Richard Peake, Jackie DeLoatche, Jeannette Thomas, Pete Harrell. STANDING: Mrs. Johnson, Marvin Curling, Alice Sawyer, Jane Harrell, Betty Jo Doughty, Joyce Eason, Elaine Harris, Bonnie Paxson, Phyllis Hicks, Shirley Smith, Floyd Sawyer, Betty Diebler, Sandra Cameron, Gail Stillman. HIGH Cll00L S. C. A. The StudentCouncil is an organization consisting of officers and representatives, elected from the student body to serve as its voice in school affairs and policies. It is the duty of the members of the Student Co-operative Association to uphold the standards of a good citizen, and to set a good example for the rest of the student body. The S .C .A . ofGreat Bridge isa member of county, district, state, and national organizations with the same nature and objectives . R. Ward, sec. J. Pratt, rep. J. DeLoatche, v. pres. Y. Harris, county rep. R. Peake, pres. P. Harrell, treas. President . . . .Richard Peake V-President . . Jackie DeLoatche Secretary . . . . Rosalie Ward Treasurer . . . Pete Harrell Reporter . . .Josey Pratt Richard Peake President ELEME TARY . C. A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Pratt, Rose Edwards, Janice Todd, Joyce Meads, Patricia Old, Janice Brock. The primary purpose of this organization is toshow how each individual has a part in life. We feel that it is important to learn this at an early age. To begin the year the officers met and set up obiectives and planned how to achieve them. They also decided on aims and activities for the year. President . . . Patricia Old P0ffiCl0 Old V-President . . Janice Todd P e5ldef1f Secretary . . Rose Edwards Treasurer . . . . Joyce Meads Reporter . . . . Janice Brock Assistant Reporter . . Nancy Pratt FIRST ROW: Susan Vasser, Patsy Bratten, Ship McKenney, Clayton Glover, Betty Anne Sorey, Sandros Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Janice Brock, Janice Todd, Patricia Old, Rose Edwards, Joyce Meads. THIRD ROW: Nancy Pratt, Mrs. Davis, sponsor, Martha Trueblood. SQWY . ioeih Ellzopfesi dent President. . V-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . BETA CL B The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good scholarship and character, cred- itable achievements, and commendable attitudes . Membership therein signifies that the student has been designated worthy of special recognition because of out- standing attainment and promise. Members have engaged in selling book covers and have participated in cake and candy raffles in an effort to raise money to attend the National Beta Club Con- vention in Richmond. Asalways, Beta Club strives to be an outstanding club at Great Bridge. .Elizabeth Sawyer Marjorie Whedbee . .Blanche Smith . Jane Harrell . Phyllis Hicks FRONT ROW: Richard Peake, Audrey Tennefoss, Marjorie Whedbee, Elizabeth Sawyer, Carolyn Pugh, Jeanette Thomas, Pauline Young, Doris Harrison, Virginia Hayes, Miss Frasier, Phyllis Hicks, Merilene Dozier. SECOND ROW: Shirley Halstead, Barbara Styron, Joyce Ballance, Blanche Smith, Jane Harrell, Audrey DeBaun, Marvin Curling, Yvonne Harris. fiffmgrigrlvfi 1 ,. 1 l THE CA EWAY The very book you product of the annual staff's year of work, presented Carolyn Pugh l , Editor to you as a treasure of memories of the school year l95l-1952. are holding in your hands is the M'-wr' 1.2 L H ai' 'x STANDING: Barbara Curling, Miss Webb, sponsor, Marvin Curling, SEATED: Barbara Sermons, Marjorie Whedbee, Carolyn Pugh Elizabeth Sawyer. LEFT ROW: Stuart Barker, Yvonne Harris, Joyce Ballance, Isabelle McNulty. RIGHT ROW: Richard Peake, Curtis Wood, Barbara Sty- ron, Ann Eaves. 57 Editor . . . Assistant Ed. . Business Mgr . . Advertising Mgr. Circulation Mgr. . Feature Editor . Art Editor . . Members at larg . . Carolyn Pugh . . .Ellis Moore . Mariorie Whedbee . . .Elizabeth Sawyer . . Barbara Sermons . Marvin Curling . Barbara Curling e ..... Joyce Ballance, Stuart Barker, Anne Eaves, Yvonne Harris, Isabelle McNulty, Richard Peake, Barbara Styron, Curtis Wood 1 Phyllis Hicks Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberson, Everton, Pritchard, Hackworth, Baxter, Kendrick, Eaves, Hicks, Whitehurst, Yount, Crow, Pax- son, Stallings, Royster, Flan- agan. THE BRIDGE TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT: Billy Phillips, Cecil Jennings, Curtis Baxter, Ray Roberson, Ralph Kendrick, Stuart Barker, Lenora Crow, Jane Harrell, Bobbie Kyte, Miss Webb, sponsors Pat Flanagan, Claude Porter, Myrna Whitehurst, Joanne Roy- ster. GROUP AT RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Gary Thompson, Bonnie Paxson, Ann Eaves, James Everton, Phyllis Hicks, Lil- lian Chappell, Iris Yount, Shirley Pritchard, Yvonne Harris, Betty Jo Doughty. Although still mimeographed, the newspaper called THE BRIDGE in this its fifth year of pub- lication has aimed to inform the student body of current happenings on the local school scene. The staff was constantly striving to improve the newspaper to a level worthy of commercial printing in future years. Editor .... . Phyllis Hic Assistant Editor. . . . Bonnie Paxsi News Editor. . ..... Shirley Pritcha Sports Editors . . . Gary Thompson, Lenora Crc Circulation Mgr.. ........ Ann Eav Art Editor ......... James Everti Typists .... Lillian Chappell, Claude Port Mimeographer ........ Yvonne Hari Proofreaders ...... Jane Harrell, Iris You Reporters. . . Raymond Roberson, Joanne Roysti Betty Jo Doughty, Ralph Kendrick, Curtis Baxte Stuart Barker, Durwood Curling, Ray Hackwort Cecil Jennings, Myrna Whitehurst, Bobbie Kyt Pot Flanog The Future Homemalcers of America is the national organization of pupils studying honnemalcing in high schools. lt offers opportunity For the further developmentof pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA Shirley Gilbe President President . . . .Shirley Gilbert V-President . . . Jeanette Brothers Secretary . . . . Betty Cahoon Treasurer . . Elsie Doxie Reporter . . .Dixie Davis .4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Swanner, Miss Halstead, sponsor, Alberta Fodrie, Aniva Mc- Cullough, Ann Thomas, Betty Langston, Shirley Hilderbrand, Marion Simmons, Shirley Gilbert. S as e S 1 J I 4. A 1, 3 , g e....,... LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Harris, Luc re tia Gibbs, Lois Hilderbrand, Jeanette Smyers, Faye Diebler, Ruby Harris, Louis Hicks, Eliza- beth Katzian. E F RMER NUR 0F MERICA The Great Bridge Chapter of F.F.A. was founded in l9l9. lt was designed to further the knowledge of young farmers through the use of the most efficient agriculture teaching and devices. By the cooperation between the community and the F .F.A. the school has been beautified. 'lock Peoples This group is for the development of leadership, the building of a more President permanent type of agriculture, and the improvement of rural life. KNEELING: Wilbur Parker, Sidney Charlton, Dean Overman, Bobby Olah. FIRST ROW: Ben Jennings, Billy Mathews, Martin Domokos, Lyle Pugh, Jack Peoples, Pete Harrell, Maurice Nichols, Curtis Wood, Collie Brickhouse. SECOND ROW: Frank Bark, Pat Riddick, Billy Hall, George Pendleton, Carrol Russell, Jack Sanderlin, Denver Allen, Marshall Burgess. THIRD ROW: Walter Melson, Melvin Edwards, Raymond Bell, Kenny Warren, Richard Paxson, Donald Wood, Wallace Farmer, Jimmy Dewald, FOURTH ROW: Harry Faircloth, Ray Proctor, Edward Fulford, Leon Dyson. President. . . .lack Peoples V-President . . . . . Lyle Pugh Secretary. . .Maurice Nichols Treasurer . . . Martin Domokos Reporter . . . Pete Harrell 60 GREAT BRIDGE SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS President .......... Clarence Swanner V-President . . . Wayne Hogge Secretary . . Bobby Ferguson Treasurer . . Bobby Ferguson Reporter . . Frank Beasley OAK GROVE CLUB OFFICERS President ......... Herbert Blackwood V-President . . .Cordell Forbes Secretary . . Brad Sawyer Treasurer . . . Ronald Besso SOUTHSIDE JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS President ........... Thomas Nash V-President . .... Carol Mince Secretary . . Jonathan McCuIIock Treasurer . . Jonathan McCuIIock Reporter . .... Billy Ervin FRONT ROW: Clarence Swanner, Wayne Hogge, Bobby Ferguson, John Saunders, Curtis Wood. Tommy Adkins, John Allred, Herbert Blackwood, Fred Sawyer, Ronald Besso. SECOND ROW: Billy Phillips, Pete Harrell, Jack Peoples, Edward Vanderploeg, Raymond Deal, Robert Bayse, Billylones, Billy Sheldon, Billy Adams, David Allred, Eugene Zeedyk. THIRD ROW: Frank Leary, Macon Hodges, Stanley Hicks, Alan McKenney, Charles Pennington, Aubrey Williams, Clark Baum, J, B. Jones, David Unser, Joseph Walker, Joe Byrd. FRONT ROW: Clayton Beal, Billy Irving, Albert Stewart, John Caddy Jonathan McCu11ock Carroll Mlnce, Tom Edwards, Ronald Bergquist. SECOND ROW: Billy Elliott Bill Crowder Billy Lilley, Carroll Sykes, John Hare, BennyAnsley, Orville Lee Richardson George Stonecypher, THIRD ROW: Delma Parker, David Parker, Colon Sykes, Thomas Miller Tommy Cornete Robert Holloman, Wayne Hooker, Bobby Gebault. DANCING: Ruby Tubbs, Frank Gracy, Shirley Pritchard, Claude Porter, Jean Edwards, Arnold Boyce, Ellis Moore, Stuart Barker, Miss Peter- son, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Bobby Wirt, Ann Eaves, Martha Ward, Don Warren, Frances Hager, BettyVo1iva, PatFlanagan, IreneDeBaun, Carol Kemp, Alice Sawyer, Stoney Martin, June Harris. SECOND ROW: Tommy Wallace, Shirley Paxson, Henry Privott, Bobbie Sawyer, Doris Belch, Doris Todd, Ernest Fulford, Ann Barton, Joan Parker, Hope McDonald, Carolyn Swift, Dianne Denny. THIRD ROW: Elvie Speight, Jean Whedbee, Viv- Frank Gracy President ian Old, Keith Edwards, Frances Lee, Bel Avera, Betty Jo Doughty, Don Montgomer Bobbie Kyte , Juanita Montgomery. FOURTH ROJ Clark Baum, Norman Hollowell,Pat5y Pendletor Jerry Sundstrom, Janet Lemmon, Wayne Fros Billy Hall, Bonnie Paxson, Iris Yount, Billy L1 ingston. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Johnson, Bob Jones, Emestine Waterfield, Wallace Farme Boyd Allison, Beverly Stallings, Joanne Royste Barbara Denney, Jack Buchanan, Lenora Cro' Billy Lohring, Charles Woolard. ETIQUETTE CL B SE l0R lt is our duty to promote wholesome social functions in the school and to acquaint the students with the etiquette needs 'of a high school student. Toward fulfilling our obiectives we have started a record collection for the school, spread the art of dancing by teaching social dancing in the club, and discussed date manners. President . . . Frank Gracy V-President . . .Bobby Wirt Secretary . . .Ruby Tubbs Treasurer . . Ernest Fulford Reporter . . .Ellis Moore 62 ETIQ ETTE CL B JUNIUR One of several new clubs introduced this year, the Etiquette Club is a great success. So much so that the sponsors found it necessary to divide into two groups, Senior and Junior Etiquette Clubs. Although divided, the clubs function as one. Purposes and obiectives were drawn up at a ioint executive meeting . President . . V-President . Secretary. . Treasurer . Reporter . . . Program Chrrn. . DANCING: Patsy Poteat, Billy Privott, Miss Jeanne Peterson, sponsor, Joyce Eason, Daniel Snow, Gail Stillman, Evertte Sawyer. FIRST ROW: Josey Pratt, Marguerite Lane, Nancy Lan- caster, Marian Smith, Joan Baxter, Faith Young, Lucy Moore, Nancy Sandall, Jeanette Cox Shirley Beasley, Phyllis Jordan, Peggy Dixon Joyce Reon. SECOND ROW: Jeanette DeBaun, Elwana Bunch, Jeanette Barton, Frances White- man, Ruth Haas, Juanita Frost, Agnes Hart, Doris Burgess, Grace Sorey, Barbara Prescott, Virginia Bernard, Janice Spencer, Shirley Gray, Betty Peele, Shirley Merrill. THIRD ROW: Rena Butt, Jean Thomas, Louise Harrell, Ann Mercer, Eva Joyce Eason President 'QP' Joyce Eason Patsy Poteat Jean Jones Billy Privott Josey Pratt Marguerite La ne Sue Lockhart, Effie Copeland, Shirley Bright, Patsy Spencer, Barbara Ansell, Linda McPherson, Joyce Pendleton, Delores Barton, Phyllis Jordan, Jan Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Campbell, Beverly Gaskins, Patsy Williams, Janet Kena dricks, Katherine Beasley, Jeannette Capps, Margaret Bennett, Elaine Harris, Bettie Hudgins, Betty Jean Ambrose, Sandra Styron, Shirley Parker, Susan Gross, Jean Jones. FIFTH ROW John Hare. Fred Kelley, Richard Ray, Jimmg McQuitty, Frank Everton, Wallace Farmer, Ray- mond Creekmore, Bob Lemmon, Bob Walton, Sammy Snow, Fred Creekmore, Robert Boyce, John Frost. es ' - is is P- B 'B CAMERA CLUB The purpose of this organization is to teach each member the fundamentals of taking and developing pictures Students took part in taking snapshots for the annual . Some of the club activities were going on field trips dd, P learning to take pictures properly, studying picture composition E le Gyne studying different types of cameras and film . President STANDING: Bertha Saunders, Marion Kilgore, Joyce Hitchings, Gloria Trueblood, Barbara Thrasher Ann Parker, Julia Vance. KNEELING: Fred Wirt, Briant Lee Harley, Perry Harris, Billy Bodner Morrls Keeter, Carlton Barco, Billy Inman. President. . V-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Eddie Payne . John Foreman Paul Nixon Perry Harris . Joyce Hitchings 64 I TER ATl0 AL RELATIO CLB With the realization of the need of a group striving for universal understanding came the organization ofa new club --- the l.R.C. For its initial year the club included in its program correspondence with citizens of foreign countries, studies of various world capitals and several guest speakers, Carol Kemp Americans who travel abroad often. Pfe5ldefli 'A I UEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Allen, Donald Campbell, Carol Kemp, Glynn Hooker, Mr. Martin, sponsorg Floyd Sawyer. Joan Parker. Clyde TyS0r. Irene DeBaun, Billy Langston. President . . . .Carol Kemp V-President . . Billy Langston Secretary . . . . Joan Parker Treasurer . . . lrene DeBaun 65 The Spanish Club, newly named Circulo Espanol had as an obiective for the year a study of Spanish melodic expression through the music and dance of the people . Below you see them putting the best foot forward Audrey Tennefoss toward fulfilling that objective via the Conga. President EL CIRCULO E PA lll LEFT TO RIGHT: Millie Street, Tommy Johnson, Carol Gray, Yvonne Harris, Eddie Bennett, Martha Ward, Doris Harrison, Audrey Tennefoss, Miss Webb, sponsorg Shirley Halstead. President. . . . .Audrey Tennefoss Vice-President . . Shirley Halstead Secretary . . . . Martha Ward Treasurer. . . .Carol Gray Reporter . . . Eddie Bennett 66 LE CERCLE to FRA CMS ' i 1, Lenora Crow ef ' Howard Crenshaw Ann Thomas ' ' Bettie Fentress I f, I 0 Reva Butt y Anne Harrell , 'Q f ,ff ' 5'-r.. ' . Iris Yount ' 5 ' Vir inia Hayes - Bobbie Kyte Z Jw' Durwood Curling Rosalie Ward , I J if , ,..-. I it . . Phyllis Hicks r Jeanette Thomas y . Jennett McLaughlin 'gg Bonnie Paxson 1 x Ak QUT' . Miss Webb, sponsor Bill Hudgins J A32 rH?Q liir ,veA. 1 A? V Marjorie Whedbee J ' Q 'x Shirley' Paxson -gr 1 t Evelyn Smith s. my Q , Q f I A 1 ? .vs Beverly Stallings ' B h h ,. 4 Blanc e Smit j Joanne Royster In 4 J Carolyn Pugh J Q. ,J OFFICERS 4 N A President ..... Rosalie Ward 5' v-President . . B111 Hua ms Barbara Sr ron 8 Y Janet Williams Betty Femress . Iris Yount Bonnie Paxson ' Secretary . . Treasurer . , ' Reporter . . . Q w W Sgt.-at-arms . . . . Shirley Paxson Louise Neal ,, Gracie Clark The purpose of the French Club is to bring about a recognition of the frequent use of French in our every- day life and to apply French to our everyday life. The obiective for this yearwas tosenda relief pack- age to help some needy French family. As a means to this end, the members of the club sold vanillaflavoring for financial support. vm Roberta 'I'umer 6 7 Isabelle McNulty Joyce Ballancl Jane Harte A .A Richard Peake Claude Porter President LIBRARY CL B The purpose of this organization is to createa greater interest among the students and Faculty in the use of books and audiovisual materials. Any student wishing to join, holds membership by attending meetings and participating in club activities . The clubwas organized byMrs. W. E. Campbell in 1947. President . V-President Secretary. Treasurer . Reporter . .Claude Porter . .Ann Barton Betty Hackworth Audrey Overton . .Betty Love STANDING: Miss Powell, sponsorg Lillian Chappell. Bernice McKinney. Iennett McLaughlin, Betty Hackworth. Betty Swain, Peggy Field, Betty Love. Tommy Hogge, Page Williams, Ann Barton, David Neal, Albert Stewart, Earl Neal. SEATED:Ianet Williams, Louise Neal, Vivian Sawyer, Audrey Over- ton, Linda Nicholes, Patricia Goodman, Roberta Turner, Billy Elliott, Charlie Pendleton, Dolores Commander. 68 LITERARY CL B The Literary Club was organized at the beginning of the 1951-52 session for the benefitof students especially interested in any phase of literature. The activity of the club is governed by the particular interests of the club members . I Special proiects of the club have been a Literary Mcrgofet Km: Club Bookshelfin the school library towhich club mem- Pre5'dem bers contribute books, a Literary Club bulletin board, and the use of the tape recorder in preparation for the annual forensic meet. President . . . . .Margaret Kiff V-President . . Ellen Musselwhite Secretary . . Leonard Rogers Treasurer . . Phillip Speight Reporter . . Clara Frost LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Bruce, Dan Munford, Phillip Speight, Ray Nimmo, Betty Whitehurst fseatedl Mattie Rowland, Nina Leary, Richard Peake, Leonard Rogers, Margaret Kiff, Miss Wells, sponsor. 69 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Leroy Murden. John Saunders, James Sawyer, Clinton Sawyer, Denver Edwards, Billy Ash. STANDING: Charles Falk, The Science Club was organized by students who became very much interested in radios, motors, trans- formers, and other electrical equipment during the school year of T949-1950. Several radios and motors were constructed last session. Each member hopes to in- crease his knowledge in this field this session. The goal for each member this year is to make a new gadget or to improve the old one started last year. New members are initiated into the club on the basis of interest and willingness to make electrical equipment. President . . V-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . . .James Sawyer . Billy Moulten . . Ronald Raines . Clinton Sawyer . Robert White CIE CE CLUB James Sawyer President Eddie Vanderploeg, Harry Gilbert, Thomas Hague Mr. Griffin, sponsor: Lawrence Forehand. n ,.- if Q s-asswurezmsmaru ,,., ,., ..,,,. ......... ...,. .,. BACK ROW: Mrs. Clemons, sponsorg Dot Squires, AnnBrothers, Joyce Davis, Bar- Ann Brothers President COMMEliClAl, Cl bara Sermons. FRONT ROW: Barbara Pal mer, Margaret Cherry, Dorothy Hudgins B The purposes of the club are to promote participation of high school students in Commercial activities and to make commercial classes more interesting. The members have visited the newspaper office and plan to visit other business places of interest. President . . V-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . .Margaret Cherry Reporter . . 71 . Ann Brothers Janey Hudgins Dorothy Doxie Barbara Sermons STANDING: Stuart Barker, Norman Hollowell, Jenneth Twiford, Bettie Stewart, Iris Yount, Jackie De- Loatche, Joanne Royster, Beverly Stallings, Lenora Crow,Dianne Denny, Bobbie Kyte, Roy Ambrose, Shirley Gower, Minnie Elliott, Shirley Pritchard, Betty Voliva, Miss Peterson, sponsorg Jean Edwards, Frances Hager, Virginia Hayes. SEATED: Gary Thompson, Wayne Frost, Frank Gracy, Eddie Payne,Claude Por- ter, Landis Neal, Arnold Boyce. The MasquersClub is a newly organized group for the purpose of creating greater interest in Dramatics. It is composed of students past and present of Dramatics, and its aim is to develop poise, artistic appreciation, and provide opportunity for students to express themselves creatively. The Club sponsors the annual minstrel, Monkey Shines , and the One-Act Play. Gary Thompson President President. . V-President . Secretary. . Treasurer . Reporter . Clerk . . . Program Chrm. . . 72 Gary Thompson . Roy Ambrose . Joyce Davis Shirley Gower . Stuart Barker . Arnold Boyce .Dianne Denny AFETY PATROL The purpose of the Safety Patrol is to promote safety throughout the school. They place patrols about the school and its Mildred Oakes grounds before and after school as one act of promoting Captain safety. Captain . . . Mildred Oakes Lieutenant . . .Freda Martin Sargeant. . . Vlvlfln GGY 1 t l LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Bennett, Jean Kyte, Pauline Nixon, Vivian Gay, Mildred Oakes, Freda Martin, Mary Terry, Mr. Moore, sponsor: John Caddy, John Hare, Warren Trueblood, Lonnie Hogge, Walton Melson. 73 The cheerleaders have strived to promote school spirit throughout our school. Their readiness to cheer and sports- manlike conductare a symbol of the squad and the familiar Hep, hep may be heard in any sports event or in any kind ot weather. All members of the present squad returned from last year, therefore there were no new members chosen. The squad consists of eight girls. CO-CAPTAINS: Merilene Dozier Frankie McNeill Dickie Pratt Barbara Denney Pauline Young Bonnie Paxson lris Yount Ruby Tubbs CHE RLEADER ri STANDING: Dickie Pratt, Bonnie Paxson, Barbara Denney, Iris Yount. KNEELING: Ruby Tubbs, Merilene Dozier, Frankie McNeill, Pauline Young. yr' t l i G. FORMATION: Iris Yount. Joyce Ballance, Wallace Farmer, Blanche Smith, Joan Ballance, Claude Porter, Bonnie Paxson, Beverly Stallings, Ralph Kendricks, Dickie Pratt, Betty Stewart, Jimmy Calhoon, Ruby Tubbs , Evelyn Smith, Bobby Harrell, Mrs. Dennis, Coach. B. FORMATION: Larry Williams, Merilene Dozier, Jack Buchanan, Shirley Gower, Pauline Young, Durwood Curling, Ann Dixon, Betty Fentress, Frances McNeill, .lack Loper, Carolyn Pugh, John Lancaster, Richard Peake, Bobby Curling, Eddie Bennett, Isabelle McNulty , Wayne Hogge, Barbara Denney, Stoney Martin, Marjorie Whedbee, Billy Lohring, Shirley Halstead, Gary Thomp- son, Archie Merrill, Rudolph Roberson, Mr. Ridings, Coach. M0 UGRAM CL B President . . V-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sgt. -at-Arms The Monogram Club is open to all students of Great Bridge High School who have made varsity letters in some school activity. The club was formed to encourage good sportsman- shipg to promote school spirit, to bring closer cooperation of coaches and athletes, and to encourage higher moral, physical, and intellectual standards among the members . 75 . Gary Thompson . James Everton . Frances McNeill . . Shirley Gower . .Durwood Curling . Cecil Jennings Gary Thompson President 'sw .5 ,,.. -s ,sw . X James Everton Gary Thompson Tackle Ri ht End , 9 27 R Cradotk if A 135 1 Gre fflrgeds 0 if Jy' Great Bridge Sfiwivl rrrr R rrrre ,.r 6 Brid 'Frankliilf l i' R 'Hh 5 S 0 'Oceana 46 'Deep Creek 7 Great 'Smithfield I3 Great 'Poquosonl -Z Great Brid Total 92 'District Games A ,gstricrt garnqfyyon 5-v-liosttizg--tied I m tied E 1ns'r Row, Coleman achg Mr. tin, James Everton Ridingsg head coach. SECOND ROW! Farmer, Phillip Parker, James Raymond Roberson. THIRD ROW: Woolard, Billy Lohring, Harold Larry Williams. ,Li Raines, 1 WP, , J. f Q if V.. - x QS WM 'ws v 'Pb-' f 3- tu , 3, n Stoney Martin Bock Back A Y we 3? via QS 'Sf 3' L N Kb Cqcil Jennings 0 x J Tackle SCRIMMAGE lack nf 6:3 HD' Roy Kfir54'UF'tf Q . ,f zv F1 dkgfx ax S ? rg ,135 is 3' .W x nnl M. E. glforc N. B. Hodge: E. c. cannon X J. V. FO0TBALL I ' 5 ' 4:57, r , ,Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: W. G. Martin, coach: Raines, Ronald, Saunders, John, Old, Hugh, Lemmon Bob, Edwards, Denver, Bruce, Richard, Calhoon, Jimmy, asst. coach. SECOND ROW: Gilbert, Charles, Wallace, Larry, Wood, Donald Palmore, Jack, Creekmore, Bob Harrell, Fred. THIRD ROW: Dillion, Ken , Vanderploeg, Eddie, Moore, Virgil, Sanderling, lack, Creekmore, Fred, Raines, Pat. FOURTH ROW Everton, Frank, Stewart, Albert, Swanner, Clarence, Young, Walter, Raine, Stacey. FIFTH ROW: Pratt I . Linkie. Alexander Park REC ORD I4 Great Bridge Deep Creek 7 Great Bridge Broad Creek 7 Great Bridge Boys Club 6 Great Bridge Alexander Park I4 Great Bridge Oceana 7 Great Bridge 78 William Hall, Ir. , Buzzy Snow, James Raines, Tommy Johnson, Tommy Wallace, Henry Privott, Bucky Megginson, Mr. Martin, coach, Jimmy Calhoun, Ray Proctor, Stoney Martin, Mgr. 3 John Foreman, Wal- lace Farmer, Landis Neal, Roy Ambrose, Elvie sperght, John Lancaster. VARSITY BA KETBALL The Team in action against Churchland . if iii 'X GIRL ' BASKETB LL FIRST ROW: Shirley Gower, captaing Blanche Smith, Beverly Stallings, Ann Dixon Betty Hudgins Dickie Pratt, Evelyn Smith, Bonnie Paxson, Marjorie Whedbee, Bobby Curling, Phyllis Hicks co captain SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dennis, coach: Isabelle Mc Nulty, Betty Jean Ambrose Virginia Hayes Ernestine Waterfield, Dorothy Doxie, Rosalie Ward, Carolyn Pugh, Carol Gray. Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb REC ORD Poquoson 39 Churchland Creeds Deep Creek Kempsvil le Churchlond 80 55 39 38 54 J. V. BA KETBALL Under the direction and coaching of Mr. Harry Wigmore, the members of this junior squad have gained valuable experience which should help them greatly to play their parts well for the future of Great Bridge High School's athletics. CIRCLE FORMATION:Bob Lemmon, Paige Williams, Billy Irvin, Jimm Munford, Samuel Snow, Briant Lee Capps, Bob Walton, John Saunders, David Neal, Pat Raines, Fred Creekmore, Freddie Wirt, Jimmy Barr, D.C. Harris, Mr. Wigmore, coach, Stoney Martin, mgr. 81 FRONT ROW: Roy Ambrose, Stoney Martin, James Calhoon, Ernest Maynard, Bobby Harrell SECOND ROW Cecil Jennings, Robert Mercer, Landis Neal, Wendell Sawyer, Ralph Kendrick, Durwood Curling THIRD ROW Rudolph Roberson, mgrg James Raines, Wayne Frost, Mr. Ridings, coach, BASEBALL l95l SCORES SC ORE Norview 4 Poquoson 5 Deep Creek 5 Creeds' 2 Matthew Whaley 3 South Norfolk 21 Smithfield 5 TEAMS Suffolk 9 Kempsvi l le 0 Churchland 3 Portlock I Windsor I Cradock 5 District games won 6--lost 2 All games won 9--lost 4 G.B. l 6 I2 8 I2 3 0 0 fforfeitl 6 I8 8 4 I2 Landis Neal, Pitcher, won 6--lost 2, Wendell Sawyer, Pitcher won 2 lost I, Robert Mercer, Pitcher, won l--lost l. Leading hitters-Cecil Jennings, captain, percentage .4227 Landis Neal .3605 Jimmy Calhoon .3335 Durwood Curling, co-captain, .4005 Roy Ambrose .3331 Ernest Maynard .3007 Stoney Martin .3185 Robert Mercer .429 Landis Neal pitched I hit game against Kempsville and had 2 other 3 hut games . HIGH CHO0L CHURUS SOPRANO Ambrose, Bettie Bright, Shirley Copeland, Effie Cox, Jeanette Dixon, Peggy Fentress, Bettie Gower, Shirley Gross, Susan Harris, Elaine Harris, Yvonne Kendrick, Jeanette Lee, Frances Merrill, Shirley Parker, Shirley Reon, Joyce Sandall, Nancy Sawyer, Barbara Spencer, Patsy Styron, Sandra ALTO Eason, Joyce President . . V-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporters . . Chairmen . it Si u Hudgins, Bettie Lane, Marguerite Paxson, Shirley Pendleton, Patsy Poteat, Patsy Pratt, Josephine Old, Vivian TENOR Ambrose, Roy Hitchings, Robert Hooker, Glynn Jones, Bobby Lancaster, John BASS Harrell, Bobby Harrell, Pete Peoples, Jack Porter, Claude Pugh, Lyle Gracy, Frank . . Frank Gracy . . Vivian Old . Patsy Pendleton . . Jack Peoples . . Pete Harrell Shirley Gower . . Susan Gross Betty Hudgins my ,... QQ .s ..+ ., vm -- S . i ,,,. :Q 2 x. ,, ..,,1r,,,, . r K refs: L32 . - V :fk . , fzhk R ,K YQ f A Lgmm .-sm gif '9fl?f'7i'5EF1 5 . we ,mf '41 .Q M ., 5 1- Z9 , ---W, if , , M . 'fi 25 we w 2 1 1535: P5 5 40 fi, M: . 4, 3 Q . 3 MQW yn, Wewkwgf v We wa if C -7 . 'Q f Q V. K, U ,Ly ei A X , '46, ,315 ' 3 K , we . K, , , K. L Q' mf ,X , .gm '33 Wi .gif V R .if rp Q, A V5 y 'g 1 'Te 5 .V ' 'P 'fav f , -fiw' fi '1 . A-Vvyxt ' '14-fgklxiii I ,.,- , W ,,,, A , ,, , 11,5315 . f' , .S-X . ' f- ., fm Q19 3 J 9 -, I , ' Zfi 5, .f fzif-14' 4 Y f Zu 5 sg ' f i 'rr --. 7163 , Y 'N 131 W Kb W- Ag, A .mg W4 q , ' M - ' inf fx ' - ,. W., ,. g 1 , - ' in '- 51312 , A A Q, if ' X f, X -3 ,-kg , X R wx TV 1 . -' 1 ' u , - - , , 1 . 7 rg ag, Y V- A fs- 5, K gig U- Ni. V, al ,,f A A :X x 5 ,f 1 J 11 A lv 5:3 stgvmggig vial- QV . 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Jordan, Kenneth Julian, Brenda Morgan, Joseph Poteot, Janice Prothro, Shirley Robinson, Karl Russell, Bettie Stokes, Barbara Tood, Linda Vance, Billy West, Mary Wilson, Joan Winslow, Royce Wroton, Laura SECOND SOPRANO Ashley, Betty Bateham, Verona Culipher, Kay Farmer, Shirley Jones, Frances Julian Delores Palmer, Wilma Pugh, Robert Simmons, Charles Swanner, Fay Trueblood, Martha Wadsworth, Barbara Ward, Joyce 86 uni 1 Clllllll Wilkins, Patricia ALTO Allred, John Bane, Sally Eason, Kay Edwards, Rose Gibbs, Charles Hardison, Lelia Harrell, June Hudgins, Kay Old, Shirley Richardson, Orville Symers, Shirley Sorey, Bettie Stillman, Patrick Sykes, Carroll Sykes, Sarah Todd, Janice Unser, David Wright, Helen M 'S ,ay 232 'Ag 5 6 Q If ' an N i . 1 ! .kw -. .. if 3 QNX it if , 4 A ,IRI f 5 f lk Wig :?:,.1-'ggi ws' l HOMECOMl G DIANNE DENNY HOMECOMI NG Q UEEN '? 1951 v ,fi R nh, N,9' ',i 's I 5 LAAA.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Paxson, Bobby Harrell, Dianne Denny, Dui-wood Curling Merilene Dozier. Our Homecoming Game was rained out and therefore postponed, but it is plain to see that the spirits of these students were not dampened. I ' 4W , ., ,. ' ' MP P KW M LL ,P 1-A 'wi YY ,,,.,7 '35 : f,.:, ..,,, x .,f.. f -. ,..h t Q 1+ in Lk Vw P in 232. O , 5 ' J 'iff ENDMEN: Jack Peoples, Frank Gracy, Roy Ambrose, Mr. Interlocuter: Gary Thompson and Chorus. cwae vofte' Bettie Ambrose, Vivian Old, Patsy Pendleton, Nancy Sandcll, Patsy - I Y-,, D-..n.L AA-.......A.-The Inna Snnrlfn Stvron. ff . Q MOK . me ll E bf ,, w 'xs..,,. K. .f.. 4 my , L . . A 1,1 1' 4 Endmen and cast in song anna K0 'R' b ,. X 4, j is , y y EIS 1 .Ut C, ,- , 1 ' 5 ' as it li K Q b wi K, b ,Qi 5 Stuart Barker, Claude Porter, , Q . N e 3 ' ,E 5 Shirley Gower, and Chorus. Q . is if A I X , ., 'J Q I hbq 'of xt ' . 5 PI, 5 S 'To' mon gon, G,-Q Richard Peake, Wayne Frost, Larry Williams, Claude Porter, Landis Neal Cy GARY THOMPSON ISABELLE McNULTY KING QUEEN 92 CURTIS WOOD BLANCHE SMITH CONSORT MAID OF HONOR 93 MAY SENIOR ATTENDANTS Eddie Payne-Barbara Styron Ruby Tubbs-Frank Grccy Betty Deibler, Fred Creekmore, Betty Jean Ambrose, Hugh Old, Vivian Old, Curtis Baxter, Jackie De- Loatche, Arnold Boyce, Barbara Styron, Eddie Payne, Gary Thompson: King, Isabelle NcNu1ty: Queen, Ruby Tubbs, Frank Gracy, Phyllis Hicks, Roy Ambrqse, Bonnie Paxson, Keith Edwards, Joyce Eason, Charles Gilbert, Mary Jo Allison. ABSENT: Blanche Smith: Maid of Honor, Curtis Wood: Consort and John Hum- phries. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Roy Ambrose-Phyllis Hicks Jackie DeLoc1fche-Arnold Boyce 5 , if azrmlii 8th GRADE ATTENDANTS Betty Deibler-Fred Creekmore Mary Jo Allison-John Humphries inot picturedi Hs FRESHMAN ATTE NDANTS Hugh Old-Betty Jean Ambros Joyce Eason-Charles Gilber SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Curtis Baxter-Vivian Old Bonnie Pcxson-Keith Edwards e 1' yr Eddie Payne and Pete Harrell Student Directors FRONT ROW: Peake, Rogers, Young, Pugh, Brothers, Payne. SECOND ROW: Curling, Peoples, Dixon, Hudgins, Cameron, Pritchard, Smith, Harrell. THIRD ROW: Domokos, Thompson. HIGH SCHO0L HERO CAST Bill. . ..... Gary Thompson Sue. . . Carolyn Pugh Gertrude . . . Ruby Tubbs Eleanor . . Arlene Cameron Dan . . Marvin Curling Heddy . . Pauline Young Lunk . . Jack Peoples Johnny . Richard Peake Roddy . . Leonard Rogers Alma . . Janey Hudgins Nancy . Ann Brothers Rose . . . Evelyn Smith Mdfy - - - Ann Dixon Mrs. Pringle . . . Shirley Prichard Mike ............ Martin Domokos Members of the cast put the best foot forward if QU T? S' Bettie Fenfress Miss Ruri ton MISS R RITA 0F 1951 HARVEST FESTIVAL CONTESTANTS: Shirley Gower, Bettie Fentress, Barbara Tillett, Janet Lemmon Jean Lowery, Betty Jo Doughty, Vivian Old, Josey Pratt. 97 31 ., ---....,, 'TY SW AW vw A ' 41, . YJ D 9 :fm , 1' ' , f A iii, 1 'I W lf 1 'as'-v-m,,1: 1 F, Wff Wihigy f xW 9il5 ,J N 4 3 wif Y ,-fn Q or--41 H71- n.l S ff Nr2'W' 1 N 1 A .. ..., .,,,,,...n,-, .. .. . N,., V. ,NMWWM ?., 4 ,X i E: Q 4 4 Ag, 1 c 14 f Y 'S' '33 'L I! 1 A V , - s Q. W 3 . , Q Q h , P' N , t f r- ll . L... ,.. : 4 l 1 I, ,, f 4 I A as J- I 0 ' V... -.-J , . v 'M me:Z 5 : aw .' 5 i. ' '7 www: 'f 1 if , , 'L 'I N K-,, fb'-r-s f 9. ' 4l'!U 31 ' :wg . ff K 'Q , . . . L x if . W 6 nt' af X , rx .rp is x J, x 1 1' l 5. . ,AQ R X 'rl N. ff -ff- f: -M 'f A - Tit - W Mr i- pd'1QA fffr 2 My A I if 255 ,,-',y,fM,w W H' ,f ,af Fauna J' ' , l fwilu, 5 F M l Mr . Mrs Mrs . Mrs . Mrs Compliments of GREAT BRIDGE PARE T-TEACHER E . E. Waterfield. Ruth Creekmore. Margaret Walker Mildred Nichols Ida McKenney ASSOCIATIU . .... President . . Vice President . .... ..... S ecretary . ........... Treasurer . Corresponding Secretary and Historian INTERNATIONAL MIITIIR Norfolk, Virginia TRUCKS TIIIEWATER RAIIIO AND T. V. FURN ITURE -TELEVISI ON-REFRIGERATORS Easy Terms FENTRESS FIRE STATION Fenfress, Virginia THURSTON-HIIILANII HICKORY P. T. A. OFFICERS President. . . . Vice-President. . . Second Vice-President . Secretary .... Treasurer. . Mrs. Eddie Culpepper . .Mrs. Edwin Lee Mrs. lvan Higgerson . Mrs. Ralph Mince .Mrs. R. S. Catletf HlCK0llY ll RITA President. . V-President . . Secretary . Treasurer. . GLB . . Wilson P. Kilgore . .G. C. Nicholas . . Roy Harrison . Lloyd Stufzman 'xo Q , NORFOLK C060-COLA BOTTLlNG WURKS., INC 731 Duke Street OAK GROVE METHODIST CHURCH The Oldest Church in Norfolk County-1770 Rev. M. Douglas Newman Pastor L. Banks Wilkins, Chmn. 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