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

 - Class of 1952

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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

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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



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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

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