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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

Q CAUSEWAY Presented by the Sensor Class of GREAT BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Joyce Pendleton Editor Eluzabeth Ann Frost Busuness Manager - WE LOOK THROUGH THE DOORWAYS BOOK I ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ANDSTAEF BOOK II CLASSES ,II BOUKIH . ACTIVITIES Thus The T956 Causeway endeav ors to present to you a look through the doors of Great Bridge Hugh School durmg the school year T955 56 We have chosen for our theme We Look Through the Doorways -andwe shall have fulfnlled these pages doors of many happy mem orues are opened for you I I I I ' -ll . ll ' our purpose, if in later years, as you turn I - C O I O I O C C I O ff' vu- 96 'f 'ZF ' DEDICATION We, the Staff, wish to dedicate this, our 1956 Causeway, to an outstanding Faculty member and friend to all who know him. Mr. DeFord has stood the test of time and has proved himself one of the most understanding teachers and friends the student body could ever desire. His smiling face and helping hand have left many pleasant memories in the minds and hearts of his students. A sparkling personal ity and warm greeting, often along with a little teasing or ioking, has started for us many days in the stride of life. . Book I-ADMINISTRATION , FACULTY AND surf f Through our doors our administration, faculty, and staff have passed for many purposes, but always with our best welfare in mind. I In order that we may secure the best from our high school days, these people have in their own ways provided much for our benefit. We are proud of our administration, our school plant, with the staff that keeps it comfortable and smooth--running, and our faculty who patiently strive to help us--both in books, and to become better citizen. ADMINISIRATI A+ ' W0 S., 0 -'V X 1 2. l ,, :af , 1, 125' 'L fi -' I., ,'. 1 L: in ,V 4, if ra rl. fl-1 M at -15 e g by Q v 531.3 .Q ,,, , Eg: -1' 1 5' ' 1'9 f 3 V: ' aw Q a .P fl' ' .QM ' ' , 1 M ,R A. 5,6 ,lx , Q Yi 'hi' on fr 'W' 9 1' K P' 5 l 'M' XM . ' . l - , D. C. ELEY Pnnclpal E W CHITTUM IOHNB EAVES supenmendem Assrstant Pr1nc1pal Everton E W Chmum Mrs S N Sawyer B M Wrllrams Mrs E G Mlddleton no longer a member Charles Russell A E Roach STANDING M E Alford H C Barnes H. C. Paxon, H. A Hall, Ir., E. H. FACULTY ROY LEE ALLEY East Tennessee State B S Woodworlung MechamcalDtaw1ng MRS RUTHH ANDERSON Longwood College B A I' FRED G BENHAM Washmgton and Lee Umverstty B Engltsh Soc1al Studles Civxcs MRS EDITH BAYNE BENTLEY Wesleyan College A B Engl1sh Soc1alStud1es MISS DOT BEST East Carollna College B S Typmg Shorthand MRS RUTHL CREEKMORE Mered1th College A B C1v1cs Government T r'X, IM? A 'W-4. 1695 S x I f 'T' N., 'vb XY N Qt' HSS f 'N IRIS B CURLING Longwood College B Soc1al Studtes Englxsh Readlng W E Del-'ORD Wxlltam and Mary College B S Mathemaucs MISS MARTHA C DICKSON East Caroltna College B S Mathematlcs HARVEY L. FORD, IR. University of Richmond - B. A. Science, Mathematics P S I . 1 ' L ge ' - . I- ' ' ' J' . . , 11 .L 5 3 S . X, r V ' . . I ,. .x , g f ' . . x b in , At . ' iff? ' ,. X' 5 ' ' LL N ,ln ' f L- I w. -to P' . E 2. Wd ,rf . ' lf -' Io ,' , -. A I, X. A f x . 5 J . , . - . . 05 ,, A A w I -V I I 4231: L 7- ' T, M4 ' :ffffiiiff X . as 9 ' - - 57555552 fn! I 4 ' . - - 4:55235 V ' - . 5352: fl A tl-521. BV x 'AX if tw, . I A - - f : :f'- III '-2 -. . . '- '-.rl,g:.g:?:.3:::5:::-1 1 A, K 1 x . - U O I if L , Zh ' - . . ' V135 N 'D X st. , .Z -N .M L h N. L' Q M I'-L,. 1 Z , L, ' 'Q 5, -., 2 , 5 L - .s. ef, ' - . . Mi .IT V15 FACULTY LLOYD E GASKINS Vuglma Polytechmc Instttute B S Bookkeeprng Typewnung Vocat1onalOff1c L H GRIFFIN Vlfglllla Polytechruc Instrtute B S Un1vers1tyofV1rg1n1a M S General Sctence Chemlstry RUTH A HALSTEAD Madlson College B S Home Economlcs e Tralmng MRS ELIZABETH BAUM HANBURY Flonda Southern College B S Scrence Speech Leadershxp PHYLLIS HONEYCUTT FN. MRS A M KLEIN St OlafCollege B A Seventh Grade MRS CLARA B KNIGHT Wtlllam and Mary College B Seventh Grade NELL LEE East Carolma College B. S. Health and Phystcal Educatlon BECKY MANN Longwood College B A Mathemaucs Engllsh flip .qi Woman s College of the Untverslty of North Caroltna B S yptng Shorthand General Buslness BETTY iURGENSEN East Carollna College B 'wx ,Q lg? T? FACULTY MRS. BETTY .IO MARTIN Radford College - A. B. English, Spanish ROBERT G. MARTIN Middle Tennessee State College - Instrumental Music B. S. L D MOORE Phillips University B S American Government U S History MISS PEGGY NEWSOM Coker College A B Vocal Music BILL O'BRIEN University of North Carolina B A Physical Education Coach mx. VERNON E O RILEY University of Iowa B S M A Health and Physical Educatlon 4' RQ 'wg- tlffsx an 5 'E- X. 4 Qi Q? CONSTANCE D PENDLETON Radford College B S Health and Physical Educatlon MRS LOUISEB PHELPS Longwood College A B English Publications FRANKM PIERCE JR. Virginia Polytechnic Institute B Agnculture MRS FAIRY J RUTLEDGE Fnends University Seventh Grade 1 . . ' T . - wr .W lx 'I . . IV K F PQ. , V 4 f if . I 2 Q. . ., l. . ins X yy is z. an 'iss-2 'Q s ,V ,VX IW . - . -. NJ . . . . . .' - . ,,s I 'x Q 6 4 'A 1 X X I H ' . I nj ' V . I f ' sr -4 I 5 1' fi ixff' FACULTY MOSES M SHEPPARD East Carolrna College B S Physlcs Blology General Scrence PATRICIA W SHEPPARD .,d N -QF East Carolrna College B S Seventh Grade MARGARETE STALLINGS Madlson College B S Lrbrarran NELLIE S TATEM Radford College B S Englrsh gt Not Plctured MATT HUDGINS Drrver Tramrng, Coach tw MRS JANICE A WHITEHURST East Carolma College Seventh Grade MRS ELIZABETH! WOOD Radford College B S Seventh Grade MRS LOUISE FINCH Clerk MRS ANNIE LANE Dretlcran MR TRAVIS TALMAGE TURNER JR. Wllllam and Mary College A M French Engllsh Journalrsm Dramatrcs IRMA L VINSON -Wxlllam and Mary College Hrstory Civrcs .gf-v fl ' BOOK II -CLASSES ,:' nf Down the corridors, through the doors to our classes we go. Whether we are seniors, freshmen, or in the seventh or eighth grade, it takes all of us to make our school . We Look Through the Doorways and find these friends, our schoolmates, going to their classes with always the primary purpose-- to equip ourselves for the furture. Q Q Q . IN MEMORIAM CHARLES TULLIE SIMMONS September 30 1939 August 25 1955 The Lord us my Shepherd, I shall not want Psalm 23 ' SENIOR CLASS As we view the past and the future with mixed emotions. For the last five years we have attended this school with friends and fellow students, preparing for our future iobs or education. Looking through the doorways to the future, we look at our futures with interest and enthusiasm. Some of us plan to further our education through college, others plan to go into the armed forces, and still others plan to start on our lifetime occupations. No matter what our future plans may be, we thank the teachers and principal of Great Bridge for helping us in all possible ways. 3 1 '41 X HENRY ANDERSON JEANETTE BARTON CASSELL BASNIGHT ,vu- .-gg, 3 SWL ANBA N. gytfhwi XTER Y LARRY BENNETT N MYRTLE BRUCE DOLORES BYRUM SANDRA CAMERON JACKIE CAMPBELL JACKIE CARTWRIGHT 19' ws is ,1- cvk MABERL MN M536 Avg REEKMORE 'K' x . ALA DONALD CURLING MARVIN CUTRELL BETTY DEIBLER TOM EDWARDS JUANITA ENLOW BETTY EWELL 2? -Q, ELIZ FLOYD ABETH ANN LAW' FROST 'iv 715 ,M J W JOHN FROST BEVERLY GASKINS ANNETTE GEBHART 105 xirx H HARRY GILBERT CHARLES GOAD FRANK HARRELL if B55 BR Y YK YK l If' BARBARA HIGGANBOTHAM DEA NNE HOGGE BATEY HUDGINS 1' 'W'-R T X D x :ul P. P JOHN HUMPHRIES BILL INMAN BILLY IRVING Cro W5 JAN R J OHNNXQ sh OHA NSEN 'xx fi .om l 'wg xhd -... ...Z RAY LAMB NANCY LANCASTER PRESTON LEARY Q BOB LEMMON JOY LENNON BETTY LINTON Qs few , ELIZAB ET ONYX H MA SEAN L TTHEWS S 'Q l'ls vis Nj' l ' 1 9 LINDA MCPHERSON ROGER MEADS RUSSELL MEE CARROLL MINCE JIMMY MUNFORD BARBARA MUSSELWHITE .ff WHITE L ELLEN M0559 AS NA SH 'J-T L LINDA NICHOLS MILDRED OAKES LENARD OLD X P' FRANCES OTTLEY WILMA PALMER JOYCE PENDLETON Salutatonan x,f 005 BERT1-1 POLLY SAWYER VIVIAN SAWYER ERS Hr TERRY SHEPPARD 'X-K 'A ' no LEWIS SMITH MARION SMITH SAM SNOW Valedxctonan DE 5095 L ST 9-P-Cv' E WA RT I' ' -rv 11' PAT THOMPSON LOIS TODD JOE WALKER 5 LARRY WALLACE MEDABETH WALL BETTY WATSON fr 'T -no 5 P51 IE 595 IN A N WEST ix N-Nm' MARGARET WHITE PAGE WILLIAMS BETTIE WOOD ' 1uNloRcLAss At the beginning of the year we faced a very serious problem-- which was getting enough money for the Junior-Senior Prom. This problem was solved by giving a Barn Dance and selling candy. Another thing we found out was Qmuch to our surprisej that we were going to have to take a math exam in the spring. Such trials and tribulations are past, and next year will probably be the last time we will pass through the portals of Great Bridge. Though we may gripe about school work, it really isn't so difficult. Now, as we reach the end of our high school days, we know this only too well. As we look back over our past ears we have a lot to remember Y 1 about Great Bridge. Even so, we are looking toward a future where we can use our knowledge gained in school as a tool for future success. Elwood Ball JUNIOR Charles Bafeham Eugene Bafhe Loretta Bothe Mary Edlth Bentley Gary Boyce Rose Marne Brady Bobby Breedlove Margie Buchanan Marne Byrd Joyce Casper Barbara Clancy Billy Blanchard C L A gg Bob Creekmore Helen Creekmore Cclrole Cross Forrest Culpepper Cczrl Dovls Gwendolyn Deo Hope Denny Barbara Doxey Rose Edwards Jane Ellns Jerry Everton Patsy Forest Stephen Cooper nl 3? I X K-.J fi ex Sally Fussell Jeanette Gules 2' 'B' JUNIOR Dorothy Hall Mary Hare Bobby Harrnson June Harrell Anna Ruth Hayes James Hayes Sonny Heath Elsle Hicks Jewel Hnlclerbrand Theodora Holland Kay Hudgms Pat Inman CLASS Frances Jones Delores Juluan Mllfon Kilgore Joseph Lehman June Leone Harry Lules Joyce Meads Hilda Melton Howard Melton Betty Mldgefte Betty Muller Joe Morgan Norman Jackson Junme Johnson I or rl i 5 K J- wc T uw V 51 1 B nf I B....e Mm J U N I 0 R Bob Mc Kenny f gi Gene McKunney Arlene McNeal Barbara McPherson Mitchell Newell Robert Newton Margle Nichols Pat Old Joan Palmer Jack Palmore Jackie Phelps Louuse Phelps Peggy Plppln CLASS Alma Randolph Orville Rnchardson Wlley Sawyer June Small Mallard Smlth Berry Ann Sorey Joyce Sorey Sandra Spelght Jimmy Tennefoss Elsie Thomas Phlllp Thomas Carolyn Todd F' Vuvnan Pugh 7 ,vs 'Z' Ill. XY We 'vs 'Wx 'gs'- Q? X 1 W Billy Turlington Shirley Twiddy Jean Umphlett David Unser Barbara Wadsworth Nancy Wallace Joyce Ward Clarence Warren Marne Warren Clarence West Robert White Doris Whitman Claude Williamson Fred Wlrt Larry Wood ' sovnomonfciiss Lin As we re-enter through the doorway of Great Bridge High School we look back to see only the year of high school life past. As we look ahead we realize the tremendous task for us to undertake inschool life. Through the doorway we see the importance of our past we are to play in each scene of this great drama, divided into four acts. The setting of this second act has found us p la nn i ng big things for this year and sharing the excitement of a sock-hop with our fellow classmates. The scenes must change and the acts continue and we look forward to playing an important role in the third and fourth actof this great drama High School Days . Kathy Adams fx JYQ Ronme Alexander Sonny Babbs Leroy Baker Betty Bathe Jean Baum K Ray Bushop IV' Leon Bland Annette Bruckhouse 'N' Buddy Brlnson Dorothy Bumgardner Annette Bussey all Gordon Cameron -3, I? el Daniel Capps Patrncra Carroll OF Ann Cartwright L AA l . - I LAL Jackie Allen Betty Ashley Thomas Barefoot Verona Bate ham Melba Beardon Lloyd Beaseley J R Boyce Betty Lou Breed love Bu I I Brothers Steven Bryant Betty Jean Butler Alton Cahoon Davld Capps Betty Lynn Carr Ray Casper Joe Chamberlarn lb ' A . 'v ' X of . ' l , rx , Y :C A' V, gg- 1- 13 3 V ,lk :JS C. A rt A f i c. ', -To D'-7 A if sri A 4 X K , A Ml . 5 1: ' H? 'X 5 K it A - . . .,, y V if mix K Q fix ix.. K l M - , Al ' -r v- , Ah 'X 6, - h s . N N I J N it .it .tx it . Q , X- A .f ,. 6 J if V K- In ' ' X , A ,, 4' .. If: Fe-'N - 'ci' , ' r f f' xv ? I A 'L -Q' 5 Ox ,Y 47:51 5 7,4 .t WI, . I , J fy , B . . 'L 1- u My at P X- 0 Johnny Cooke D lane C orne Thane Cuthrell Bully Crow Naomi Daniels Allce Doughty Walter Deal Carolyn DeBaum Jean Delbler Carl DeWald Louise Dough Walter Dunn Morrns Ezel Freddue Falk Joan Flanagan Myrna Fletcher 'Q 4 LA Ltr 42 F9 f' x Q fs 'buf P5 '27 2 v. T7 'St L xl 'S 'N 0 Lam t .Q Herman Curling Jane Cuthrell Frankre Crow Betty Lou Damels Linda Davls Rose Davis Ann Delbler Bully Delbler Ashby Dnllon Nancy Dsllon Kay Eason Chrlstme Enlow Marne Farmer Lowell Fayna Olnn Floyd Mattre Fodrle ' I -vo K . IQ a a rf 'M f' C 1. I4 C. ' ' , 0 3 'T ', :J D . h ' ' ci- 'Q ' 'sr , ' ? .. n 0 1 nl I 0 4. Q , M ' - 5 ' l , 'ag S 77 vv w. G. 'i 'W f .. -- N, i rf. . . e g C r ' fl RES to ff i ,. ' iw- 'nf ' , l . K gg l C QQ! . M t ha I 1' I W D .1 Q -a 'g 'v- - Q' I iv ' L fl I , , ' 1 is , . ' ' n' gfkfl 4 , V Uftl A l f l ' ln : I 'I V ,. ' tw - v '- . . ,,V. X , .A 1 , 4 ,A - ' .ff Q D ' f, f' 7 -. ' J . 15, Ann Foster Patsy Gayle Roland Gnlllam Jackie Harrell Linda Hlgglnbofhorn Paul Hogan Rose Marne Holland Barbara Hudgms Dorns Johnson Jimmy Johnson Allce Knight Joseph Kmght Jeannete Lu I ly Bobby Love Johnny Marsha II Ruby McC rea L...A LLL v ' 484- ALL WN vb 3 1, David Gendell Gaynell Gales John Hayes Sue Hacks Mary Ann Holcum Rachel Holland Jeanette Ivey Bennie Johnson SOPHO Wnllue Jushce Jack Kitchen Teddy Lamb Tonl Leone C orr I ne Lowery Audrey Marrlner Sheppard Mc Kenny Barbara McKmney 'lb 1:- LI. 'V ' x K 'K Cf' X N J 1 ' r J l A -- 1: -6 ,. .I fx! f Q- . he 5- J .4 if S . f Y f 7 l is L X ' as 6' , fx X . v ix BSR fl ,L 1 . I Y: ns Q-. , U , ' '.: A V 5 . . A an s 4 A 1 Q . . . R ' J 5, . X if M . ' L J N555 - f 4 . L xl ' ' V :L A , K ' K ' 1 A , ' 10- it -:g Q 'lf Pr ' fs x VF X x 1 YS f rl - ' M 5 F Q ' K ly J 1 .lame McPherson Bucky Megglnson Thomas Mn l ler Pat Moore Hope Newman Davld Newell Martin Oliver Phyllis Overcash MORES Everett Peace Bully Phllllps June Rae Procter Jay Reel Ruth Rushel WI llcs Rodgers Juamta Shaperlo Paul Sexton 'fx 5 17 3 LLL Q15 math L LJ K x. nh KAL X N14 Rosalie Merrnll Pat Muller Da Ie Moses Lee Moss Edward Olah Shirley Old Bully Parrnsh Lucille Payette Lee Phnpps Rebecca Powers Janice Reld Bob Read Betty Russell Brad Sawyer Bob Seymour Dorothy Summons . 1: r A A Q . . '4 3 ' , , ' i 1- K ' ff ' 1, Q' ' . I ' 'lx l' K P ,sf--X l . lr 'X , ' C . . A . D ill 'L A . ' 2? .I l P7 x S R ' I IL at , L ' , s W . . . . A S T xl' m x 4 ,wzft elf' l Q XTX. is 1 R W L t'tf . , ' xx ' . , ul as ft , 5' 4, . ' 1' f - 3 ' r Carolyn Smuth Thomas Stafford George Sykes Tommy Thompson Tommy Tyler Lorraune Unser George Vaughn Bull Vlnlng Wulnarn Walker D B Walston Kathalene Waterfleld Bally Waters Betty Wood Helen Wnght SOPHOMORES QUQ 'U he L ul 'bf' 5 an GI' K Ak 0-5 ir L44 Barbara Smith Wulluam Stewart Norma Jean Stone Januce Todd Joan Trap Betty Vance Susan Vassar John Vinson Gayle Voluva J D Ward Rose Marne Ward J R Waters Rose Willoughby Linda Yates Davud Zeagler L I . ' kk V Xll' L, '? 1 u fig' 1 Af J J A' ' N FJ J T, , 4 , x , ,Q A J .. W l1 - .. V I I .V I 'N ,V -Z ' 4 M' It T 1 -1 Q 'Kg A .K , -fa V ,, if PM a o 4 Y 'sf -,. A A' ,Q q 5 T- :TP ' J as 1 .J g, , . 4' J T' I ., lx 9 ,--. ff - T : S K 5 'Lf ,224 ! ' ' - lv' A T ' of ' 1 , , 1, .T t ,T Ll 4: gg ' FRESHMAN CLASS Another year is slipping by, but as we look back through the doorway before we become Sophomores we see many moments of en- ioyment and many problems solved. We hope os we cross the threshold to our next three years of hiah school that they will be the best ever. al?- --P-1' ? 'X X'-if FRESHMAN CLASS 7 V ,vs may 'YU' 'Vi Null IU! 1?-ev 'Nv- 4' ...ly I 'Wk 'iv E yf' I . . ,Q l' ,' ' Duane Adams Alice Adams Mary Allen Calvrn Alston Gloria Ashell Dorothy Atkrnson Herman Baccuss Colon Baker Archne Belch Faye Brshop Thomas Brady Earl Brantley Earl Brrckhouse Jeanette Brrckhouse Allen Brrnn Peggy Brrnn Vurglnia Brown Wyvrlle Bryant Shirley Bulter Laura Burcham Carrol Butt John Butt Freddy Carwile Irvmg Clark Pete Commander Tommy Cornette James Cox Kay Crenshaw Betty Cromwell James Cuthrell Johnny Davns Carlton Deal Raymond Denny Catherme Dsckerson Joe Dllday Atlalene Dillon Sandra Dlllon Laura Dlubala Bully Delne Delols Dunaway Pat Edwards Lmda Finch Ruby Foster Toney Gendell Annette Harrell Phyllis Harrell Mary Herndon Paulnne Harris Dorls Hartman Kenneth Hartman Richard Hendrick Wullne Hllderbrand Franklnn Hull Dalton Hodges Wayne Hooker Jessle House Roland Jarvis Morrls Jennings Gary Johnson Roger Jones 'R l l Nh asm fr 'T FRESHMAN CLASS fra d P sfsifidf 41-H V7 iv' Q7 ti K 1 z W -arf-nv' -ef' A L la K L 1 I Y A Vg - . If , - I I :wx T I at ' x Cf 6- . A L 4, A ' . ' . V E ,wa I kj ' A Q' , 1 -. A h , 'H' A ' X X V. I I 13 ,V lr' V. I 12 n 3 Li - ,Btifttf ff: . I x Q y? I ' . lv. 'S W. x I QQ - Q- J 'yr . ' X7 . X his X KV s, K ll W KN l I 50' 'f R K TC V, lj -,,.. M. it 'X y I , . N eg 5 J y it-' 'K ex ig' if ti.- vlw, 4 , l S K' ' ff , , of y Q xy , I if 1 .S lx h - sau xx I f ' .:.x.,. . . ysJ D Q. eg fr J f Kwik? --. i Q.. ' V fvnllr . . fl 1 my N Tl Q , fl N A N 1 'Q W ,, 'W' I , j A Qyvybf Q I Ag, L ful' .I qlffpi, tm . , Q ar - ' - . 1 1 J lf will , Q u q.g I , x xx- I ...Q . '-' Q ' fl . r X ' 'i YQ? Q.. N. FRESHMAN CLASS S 'Sv fi i N. 4 i ,1- 1 ?' N Pricilla Julian Gloria King Janice Lane Virginia Lawrence Cynthia Layton Aubrey Leary Mildred Leary Anna Mae Linton Peggy Love Glenda Lucy Marvin Mann Carolyn Matthews Lee McAllister Nina McCarty Gloria McClurkm Bonnle McDonald Terry McSweeny Sylvia Mertz Betty Middleton Joyce Muller Catherine Moore Margaret Moore Joann Morse Belva Murphy Doris Nash Arthur Neal Francis Old Barbara Ostovltch Patty Palmer David Parker Larry Peebles John Plttmon Jamce Poteat David Powers Tommy Prenhss Shirley Prothro Dorls Randolph Carmellne ReDavld Larry Richardson Sandra Sanderson Mary Ann Saunders Arthur Lee Sawyer Paul Selloff Paul Shlrky Betty Sue Smith Charles Smith Tommy Stevens Shelton Stroud Lee Roy Suggs Marlon Swann Bobby Teboult Pat Tremble Jewel Vaughan Paul Vaughn Barbara Walters James West Pdtrncua West Herbert Whltehurst Elsle Mae Whltfueld Pat Zeagler 'E ' c-gr .-a.-C. L l PN Q Nj- l if V 'J' FRESHMAN CLASS Q: D Vs' L 7 by are Y It is 1 The day we entered through the wude doors of Great Bridge Hugh we began to real :ze what venture we were about to begun At flrst lt was rather hard to get unto the swung of hugh school lufe but we soon be came accustomed to It As we leave our class we look back on the unforgetful year we have o EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS MISS D1ckson sponsor Cam1lle Chesson Pres Vrce Pres Rebecca Eason Tres Jerry Hensley Reporter Shrrley Culpepper Parlrmen tarlan Clayton Glover Sec Anne Qowder fnot prcturedj EIGHTH GRADE C York S W1ll1ams D Hare D Ward D W1l hams K Stewart S Cul pepper J Harns J Gxb son P Paxton S Drvers O DeWald I Small Davrs R. Brxckhouse Cherry H Brumfleld Sawyer R Dozrer Burmham D Hogan Sanderlm E Carnell H Woodhouse B Trueblood R. McLaughl1n. R. Ferrell. -3 s v 'A n I . . . Vx I3 A . . I - Y , X . sw ka 'A-. 1 V I ' ,F h d. .vs kv ,, .41 '-- if . , . . P ', ' , B. , . ' .G. . . ' .R. . . . I. Sheppard E Palmer S S DOZIEI B Dunn D Wught B Olah Pratt R Grles S Grbbs B Matthew Hackworth T Kxrkman B Vaughan Moore E Thomas G Brumfleld T Mann ters lx Shuttle R Warren J Reeves 'vi Davesl Wlllrams M H1CkS L Hughes P W Lutz N Waterfreld B Ralpter G Sanderlln S Smrth Vlrs Bentley B Efford J H1llJ Daven port G lwrchols B Thomas S Whrcharrd J Butt K Krff M Cobb V Warren B Prttman C Gray H Denard F Gr1ff1n B Forbes L Best S Maxnson V Som mons G Prner D Plubbs D Bean M Lawson J Bancroft J Demlsum D Gay J Moore C Thompson M Hudgrns P Powell C Harrell J Frost S Baxter L Perry F Reynolds J Akrn P Barefoot S Hrcks H Parrsh W Grllram S Merggs D Owen B Basnrght J Merrrll M Powers B Yates J Barco J Hrnsley E Taylor W Cuthrell R Torbert E Adylett D Llles R Meekrns P Kmght J Cahoon A Crowder J Murphy G Whlte W DeLoatch K Baum E Boone M Rerd L Foutz C Sawyer R Sawyer M W1l hams S Powell G Barnes A 1 1 1 1 - I 1 Q ' V , . 1 s I e 1 n 1 1 O D I I l 0 1 0 o u I 1 s I 1 1 , M, Q V B. . . . . ykes, P. - j, . . ' . . ' , . .R. 7 , . ' . . .R. - QQ f 1 - 1 Q 1 c 1 gt C. Carr. E. Johnson, R. Dickerson, J. Wal- ' ' 1 . A . o bl ' -. ,V ff. 1 I . 1 I I I I . . . . . , I O I I Q I ' s 1 a 1 u 1 1 h if A rv ' ' Y y f A A 00,91 Wk X 1 3 f f 994 1 if ' LJ , Q, V A K u N3 K: 1 gs ig? if . , . Q gl 4 J' -rv JM' A Sm. 70 Qi! 1 5 3 N f ' , ' ' f Q 'lf ff 6,31 f iWi n 9139 5 XM' , QW W ' . VZ! Mir? 1 ,W AQ, W ,W fb 2 M 'z . Q , Vw 4 W sf 55 Q af 1' ' ' .am U my yew f Y 'sq 'wi' if K ay I X81 . 7 I 41 ! K 'ff 1 I if 9 x , 4 I ' gg' . X .gwfw Drane Early Rose Buck Jo Ann Marshlander Beverly Halstead Terry Fearmg ton Drane Smrth Mrs Ellzabeth Wood All class presrdents wrth Mrs Wood sponsor B Hedrrck M Wood D Starkey T Gregory L Alllson R McAll1ster B Bernard M Olah J Pugh I Trrmble L Ashbrook G Thompson W Lowery M Bryant E Sexton M KIICEIIH P Nebb L Mc Clurk1n E Schucker N Edmonds R Edwards D Moulton J Hewrtt T Bathe, D. Fulcher. E. Smlth. D. Pugh, K. Dunk ley. SEVENTH GRADE As we enter the seventh grade we look back on the good fumes we have had rn grammar school and look forward wrfh much enfhuslosm to our days rn hugh school 4 .11 4 Eli ' f ' . Q - D l Tu, . c ' ' ' ' 9 ' l .Q 5 l h - 'Q 5 V ':. I I A I In 1 it n L H? 0 1 V' 'fi . . 0 'f . t I . I 1 o . u l I n wif' 14, ,L- - iii? 4 N J M 3 We '3 2 nf fyiier 4 my . 3915 M f ' fwfiii ' f -QQ 5- 5, N, ,W Q. Ab N 4 X aL Mrs Rutledge L Todd C Davrs B Flythe N McCarty G Avera B Hale stead F ReDav1d L Stevens L Bruff T Staton P Wxlson I Hardrn R Mrgette G Games E Lrvadoras D Bateham C Denard JR1chardson K Ange D Musrck C Weaver C Wrllrams F Norman R Bancroft T Fletcher M Hamrlton E Zeedykl Tompson I Falk J Trueblood Mrs Kmght M Tate J Bodner B Odom R Buck N Gann J Cutchrns R Drotte T Mann S Jordan E Carson G Ever ton K Turner J Flannagan F Hendrrcks J Wrlhamson I Bennett H Stokes M McCullough S Furgenson B Drllon L Mothrs T Brantley J Pretlow M Mrller J Butler A Leary M Bam B Sprurll M Caddy ef 1 j Mrs Kleln J Branch P Ostovrch F Joyner G Warren D Smrth J Denny T Gates B Byrum J Whrtfreld J ox R Walters O Beasley F Hall J Cor nette J Twlddy J Burcham L Kasney A Parke L Edwards I Butler C Ewell I Peace W Tabar C Dunn J Russell W Whrte D Onley S Heath C Phelps D Humph.r1es C Melson ' BOOKIII- ACTIVITIES With many clubs and activities to choose from, Everyone at Great Bridge High has a chance to learn how to get along with others, practice leadership, and acquire many wholesome characteristics. Grouped together by common interest, the student clubs have been ioined by a great bridge , the Interclub Council, sponsored by the Student Council. All in all, student activities give us training in personal re- sponsibility, self-control, and loyalty so that when we pass through the doors of Great Bridge High with our diploma clutched in our hand, we will have more than book knowledge. . .we will know how to live in this world with other people. OFFICERS President Fred Creekmore STUDENT XE COOPERATIVE If Vice President Margie Buchanan Secretary b Joyce Pendleton Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Janice Todd Becky Powers Mrs. Hanbury I The Student Council discusses pl ans for the S.C.A. Christ- mas Dance. if ,4-, A s V 7 ,.M-,EE 4of' if 4 . -6 5 , M la x s xQf1v 'Q If-In VP' ...HW H-ew of Q 1, ' x g .n.A,, , .A -.--g '. 'VA gif? 3 if .tif K. ll v 'C f 3 1 I Qu ,ll vim ,, x u D. 4 5 J xx 1 51. i 'Glhz M iD VOL 3 O THE BRIDGE our school paper keeps each of us informed on school happenings and events There are nine issues ofthe paper The Journalism Class ns responsible for the make up and sale of the paper. ln addition, also a stud f ' ' ' ' y o lournallstlc techniques and terminology is made. Sponsor: GREAT BRIDGE P. T. A. CAUSEWAY M vs This year we started our with a new sponsor Mrs. Phelps and many new members. Every- body got in step as we began progressing toward an even better annual than last year's . Although it was hard worlc getting ads and working on lay- outs itwasalso much fun. At first nothing seem- ed to go right but as time went by we slowly im- proved and at last com- pletionl All we had to do then was to wait for the day our annuals would arrive. BAND 'bf 1 P. Carroll , R. wiuoughhy M Trueblood B. Julian G. Wynlm F. Euian I. Marshall 1. Brickhouse F. Carwile B. Phillipps W Hooker P. Sieloff ' H. Creekmore M Hare J. Morse L. Davis M. Reid L. Bennett G. Sykes W. Walker I. Vaughn R. Ward I. Ellis l. Mead: M Cutrell G. Murray T. Lamb A. Deibler 'VX -1 1.-...Q rg if 3' P STANDING: Barbara Hudgins, Carolyn Todd, Joyce Meads, Vivian Pugh. KNEELING: Ann Cartwright, Co-Captain: Hope Denny, Captain. MAIURETTES ' Jean Lowry Drum Maiorette 6 4 1'5 + ails, . .L Q. 1 . A X -11' J, -if 1 ,fi , mi ,fmyiy 1 . ' A X ' .K X' X 3 A f ,, ' ' . N .. '3 . . .1 - R, f 'gm 'L-77 A LT' . ,n ' f' - Q. ' .4 K 'K L 'f lf ' X iw' 'fa . . .- 'X R. 'Q iff! Q' , l.. X l. . LQ., I V ' ' ,yi Q X 4 i.L-3 q 9 an fe., . P' ,ff , y ' ...L 'Tyr xx '79, , Q AK? ' 36. q 'A K I ' 5 S' , ,K X. .A . Vinyl 9 7 I f A 3 2 I . -A , L u y. -.R 9-5, A .,y V ' s A 4 ' N f -0 g I W , . 1, 1 ' ,V ' M Ig K' ' f I ' C 4',a aa -1 7-.0 - l 1 A , I7 . V. , ' ' Qf'3f.,' M '59 , ' A ,ff Q . A - X - , vs, ' , 2 . af' '. 5 5 h I , alla D .. if I, 1 a yo 1. 1 I 1 A Q- ,gg 57: .ii i ,Q . 4 0 , v y , .-. f - -'-4.-yi-isa ff . . xx ' Lt! Hp, 'P H fn 'V -'QT' 'mfg 0 X -'L :X 'I-- ' Jfff if t 'I 5 fy ' ,1.::'.. .1 I' f 0 ' , -of - f A 1 A g - ' . in 4 ,.: 2. gf.Q3.,.x.:q .-gg: M ,. Q, , ' '- , +-.. lg' 1 nerr : ' . L , ?gV - 'gl ,h'1 Q ' -A f .,.' .iw 'P -. in' '- IQ,'i ff-53J f'Q, ' Q7 Q. - 5 ' 4. .sf l 5- 3- ' 11 E' ' X .. K 1 ff ' , ' fx ' s Sk sf I XX it Mr. Martin A. Neal P. Butt R. Gilliam H. Whitehurst P. Sexton B. Deibler B. Langston T. Stafford F. Old P. Williams M. Oakes P. Hogan E. Olah J. D. Ward C. Sawyer L. Finch.. R. Rishel L. I-'autz I. Cutrell P. Harrell R. Torbert A. Akin f A. Crowder S. Prothro P. Trimble 25,31 T -at 1 rl .9 1 . !.?33Q'!x'. figs' B 1.- kgt A kgs' . 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I xi '1 ,f.x , f fm 1' YI vu 5 ' ' vq lk? mweafwnuszgaeam ' f -1 52 Q' , vi .Q Eh 'M' 4 Y V, 6 t 1? 4 f I iff' -H gi .Z-f , 4 'P' M HORUS DELTA TRI-HI-Y K The Tru H1 Y sponsors Muss Best and Miss Mann duscuss the Tru H1 Y manual wuth the club presldent Joyce Pendleton To create mauntaun and extend through the home school and communuty hugh standards F Chrustuan luvung us the purpose of the Delta Tru Hu Y Eqch member takes great pleasure un doung luttle 'obs such as washung cars and sellung chenulle anumals to rause money to help those less Fortunate than we The club us happy to report that the mornung devotuons whuch they started thus year has been of real sp u r u tual value to the enture student body at Great Bruclge The outstandung servuces guven by the Tru Hu Y have been an unspuratuon to all Vuce Presudent Recordung Secretary Correspondung Secretary Treasurer Chaplaun Hustoruan Inter Club Council Rep Parluamentaruan Kay Hudguns Lunda McPherson Joyce Sorey Joy Lennon Beverly Gasklns Sally Fussell Jeanne Umphlett Sandra Speught 34 5, . ff Aff wi' E it it aasgeu. 1. ,I 4 3 ,,LyA 'Iv m '9 aw.. 5 gi f 1 V -.'-H., f., VI' 1 ,- I kai -A-'iff 57 1 '- ,'L- .r' Q ., rn f I ,-' ' E iii .I Q.,-fl' W ET? 4: ,, my I 1- ki? ' X, Aj ,Avi -L 0 3:2 595 v A 4 iff: ',fgV:,,,.,fsff ...z ,piggy ' M-f My ax K 3, -H Q H if , L, I , U4 K W, , , I w i '6-Q A A .8 . 6 4 vu. 0. M Y . A .p 1 J J i E 3 ii 2 'U dv, W, if . ' KE W M., ' Q. MSM' , , nk s Vow gsiiase' Om 63630 tes li eue Ballon nd malta no 'dent lean xeiiholle A P129 , me 'Z ailswe Kale callet' ff' These business machines oct os hubs of wheels in the business world of today .... This class has given its members the opportunity to learn how to use these machines and become The Future Business Leaders of America. ElEY-AllEN FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ,Elki- HBR: S his Catagex Nu . loan The future :A E A . we teachers 390050164 . have future teachers Weside in our school. We pass them in the halls every day never dreaming of their future responsibility. They have been practicing for their future Q Q careers, too. Many of the members have had the Q Q privilege of substitute teaching and observing in the elementary school. Here tomorrow 's teachers observe the methods used by the teachers E of today and work with smaller 6 XPe1-1'ence children. ma Qiilffe I3 1-he best mess Oi Mver teach ,Y e3C E 61' Y B956 County F, T A rAc?hersoxK1! Colm . preside D unch Cattwixg es ty perl' UI sacxue ucnvhii lament - , '55 . AQQY ' . ' SOXXU YE aflan, Juanita' . r i vxce P139 Q . . . ' ' . E 10w 6 3 UW J ecie . om' Huni ' S eaiutet . ,U phfles THE 4-H CLUB CONSIST OF: SENIOR 4-H CLUB The purpose of the 4-H Club is to train these young Farmers tobe able to go out on their own after they graduate from school. fr President. . . . .D. B. WAISIOD Vice President . . . .J. B. Eason Reporter . . . . Jimmy Tennefoss Secretary. . . . Tommy Cornet Sponsor . . Mr. George Walker 'O O O I O Q rrtt I O I C New-, A Q fo. is-,N Li, 5s OFFICERS President . . . . . Oscar Beasley Vice President . . . Teddy Parker Secretary. . . . David Moulton Treasurer . . . . . . Jack Cornette Asst. County Agent . . Mr. George Walker Asst. Home Agent . . . . Mrs. Joan Pfarr 4-H Leader . . . . Mrs. Elizabeth Wood JUNIOR 4-H CLUB The Junior 4-H Club is set up forthe same purpose as the Senior Club, that is to train the boys to be better farmers. To promote furth- er interest in science -this isthe objective of EIGHTH GRADESCIENCECLUB rtlftff' V-v ill ,R rf' 5 the Senior and Junior Science Clubs. The science clubs are making and repair- ing equipment for our science department . One of the main pro- jects is to buildaradio transmitter. Each member has a project according to his own personal in- terest. President . . . Wilson Gilliam Vice President . . Eddie Aydlett Secretary . . . George Olah Reporter . . James Barcroft SENIORSCIENCECLUB President David Zeaglcr Vice President Robert White Secretary Barbara Hrggrnborharr Treasurer . . . Robert Newton Sponsor . Mr. Sheppard J FUTURE HOMEMAKERS DF AMERICA President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Reporters Sponsor These girls are the Future Home- makers of America. The purpose of their club is to encourage interest in home ecomonics and to work for good home and family life. Each club member has had the opportunity to workin the modern Home Ect. department. To cook and to sew are but a few of the things that they are learning, which are helping to prepare them to be the future homemakers. . Diane Corn . Betty Russell . Barbara Walters . . Betty Ashley Barbara McKinney Naomi Daniels . Miss Halstead Qi imqif, 1 vii, L io' Sponsor: GREAT BRIDGE PHARMACY A fr. 5. 9? V, wb 42 J ,awn- I wr' , ml 4 vim If W Ls! ,nf Q R , A, I 3 1 , 1-Emgffu 'g' ., , , A , I! 1 H. ,BKNF 1 1 f' 0- q,. ,w .. me-V Jxyxx bt Uv . .V 35 VH N gi iffy, ., v, -X A W I ,E W W 'u . Ml' . 6 ,. , , Q 4 x ,' ,W-,R X tiki x-. .. Lis Q nn . 4 F A e Q, VL 4 , Q 'S' , s , in mv-, K V, Styx 11 Q v 1 'H X .jk is K X - .W ,,,. U n. at AJ- it The Camera Club is to teach students interested in photography the essentials of development and taking pictures. The club works closely with both the Bridge staff and the Causeway staff. Each member has learned development and printing of pictures. T CAMERA CLUB President . . . . Ray Bishop Vice President . . . . William Parrish Secretary . . . Larry Floyd Treasurer . . Bobby Old Reporter ........ Marie Farmer Inter-Club Council Representative . Lee Moss Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Moore President . . . Teddy Lamb Vice President . . . . . . Sonny Heath Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Elwood Ball Inter-Club Council Representative. . Larry Wood Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Alley Sponsors. WOOD FARM MACHINERY CO. PLUMMER 8. WINSLOW. A I I I 'Y' ' . WZ?-M' 1 s e... rr: swam: The Hobby Club is composed of boys interested in shop work who have not been able to secure a class in wood working or metal working. Each member completes a project, thus learning the Fundamental rules and basic principals of working with power tools. JUNIOR DRAMATICS OFFICERS President ,... . . Laurel Burcham Vice President . . . .Gloria lxlcClurkin Secretary. . . . . Shirley Prothro Treasurer . . . . . Jeanette Brickhouse Reporter ...... .... D on Hair Inter-Club Council Rep. . . . Phyllis Harrell J5L. Helpl Help! , cries a member ofthe Junior Dramatics Club as he acts in a dramatic activity. This club studies the rudiments of dramatics and the art of acting. O O I O I I O O I I ' EIGHTHGRADEDANCE 1 1,1 OFFICERS President . . . .... . .Rebecca Eason Vice President . . . Chuck Sawyer Secretary. . . . . Joe Sawyer Treasurer . . . . . Nancy Pratt Reporter ....... . .Gloria Nichols Inter-Club Council Rep. . . . Martha l-ludgins Learning to dance has not been an easy task for some of us. Once the basic fundamentals were learned dancing -became a pleasure instead of a task. This club has taught the members this recrea- tion to add to their social life which will be con- tinued for years to come. S n WHITE S FARM SUPPLY PO 5O'S- TWlNE'S FLORIST President . . . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Parliamentarian Sponsor . . . l 1.-.na-'X A' -. ART CLUB OFFICERS . .Jewel Vaughan . . Herman Baccus . Patty Palmer . . Betty Sue Smith . . . Jo-Anne Morse . . Mrs. Ruth Anderson Vi, rl.. 4. fr - f Ar- . Q! Bl- L...- .57 The Art Club has had an active year. Rushing around with silver gilt, its members were eager to lend a helping hand in decorating for just about all our social affairs. These are the people who are behind the scenes . BACKSTAGE CLUB OFFICERS President .... . Preston Leary Vice President . . . . Lowell Fayna Secretary ..... . . Charles Bateham Production Manager . . .Jerry Sheppard Reporter ..... . . . Lee Phipps Sponsor . . Mr. T. T. Turner They work the lighting, the make the sound ef Y - fects,. and they prepare the scenes. This provides experience with lig tang, staging, properties, and back stage work in conjunction wit dracatic pro- ductions. Sponsor: McC LO UD BUILDING SUPPLIES CO . ' BOOKIV-ATHLETICS ,,: ,r V ': -1- rv 1 O As we enter intothe athletic section, whether through the gates of our stadium or the doors of our gym, we should realize that the purpose is to build sportsmanship and teamwork. With this in mind we have strived to create a better feeling of co-operation between our teams and the teams of rival schools. This year, to us, has been an outstanding year--both in athletic achievement and a feeling of re- spect for the rights of others--and, we feel that each has a better understanding of the meaning of sportsmanship and teamwork. 31 4 I r M y VARSITY FOOTBALL 55 3. ,fm ff N l K A , ! S A E -9-,, K' A: O 5. il-.U ' 'L If 'IQ h . 1 2 -5- I I, I AP' nnb.,.,,,v-1N . ,, G. B. Co-Captains: Bob Lemmon, Russell Mee. The Coaches: Mr. Matt Hudgins, Mr. Bill O'Brien, and Mr. Fred Benham. A large crowd turned out on September T6, 1955, to see the Great Bridge Varsity Football team play for first time in our new stadium. The game was played against Edenton. The outcome of this game proved to be a loss, but a lot of experience for the team, G. B. 6, Edenton T9. Cradock was our next battle, and we won the game by forfeit T - 0. Our first conference game was against Franklin, and it made everyone feel rather good when the game ended - G. B. 28, Franklin 3. Great Bridge was in high spiritall that next week awaiting our next rival which was PrincessAnne This proved to be a very good game as the score was tied T3-T3 in the last few minutes of the game when the ball was fumbled on the 5-yard line and Princess Ann recovered and went for a touchdown After this, one of G. B. boys passed, and it was intercepted and Princess Anne went for their 4th and final touchdown- The final score G. B. T3 - P. A. - 27. We lost the next three games as we met Churchland, Suffolk and Virginia Beach. The scores were Churchland - 60, G. B. - O, Suffolk - 27, G. B. 7, Virginia Beach - 34, G. B. - 7. Our Homecoming Game was a success an the dance afterwards was enjoyed by all. The games' score was G B.- 41, Deep Creek - O. We ended the season with a victorious game against Poquosonp the boys were determined to win their last game and so they did. The score was ,ll ggquoson - 20, G. B.- Sponsors: LONG 'S BARBER SHOP COO KE 'S VARIETY STO RE Varsity Football Team f RQ, v A ,.a.Qja's,.. 5 lj, !' ' 'Q 'Q -Q . ' 1 'e .,- . - v , Cooke Halfback Davrs Center Casper Halfback, F. Baker - End, Palmore - End, Melton - End, Raines - End .l X 'H , i' c W. Y nu- .35 1 K Af, . . 4, QM: Qi' ,. 8 ' f.y..j,k rc- . ' Q .- S , Great Bridge Varsity Football Team in Action 'Q A r - Unser - Fullback, Mee - Center, Lemmon ' Quarterback Thompson - Halfback. I if '57-S' I 'fa 9 .1. T., ,r,r q,,,,,T, sa. G-.- as ' 'Si n.-.-.E-2 f' 14-'-ff ' E oasis 'V' ' ! 1' V 1 5... 3'-rl-k4 : Z... :-2 2 E - -4 VHA' , Q ' Q -.A-.4,...:- f fr, 1'-fii ?S'-'- n f .13 J, v fl , ,,, , 1,1 , s U' 4' , , f - , an v , ,L - ., - ,, ,, r F ' I ' f Q . t . , V , . .f-7'.Q . --ff Q ' lf Q P , . ' t., E g gi? CH hav , X , .' ' rug , A A' 1 V .- - 1 s, ' ., P' '. .51 , I 1 .,gl4h,., . 1 3,441 I I t4 4g jQr:f,i,.A I I, ., -f STANDING DeWald Guard Warren Tackle Johnson- .. 'Q f,a z.-'. 'X ' nf Tackle Shrrkey Guard Baker Guard Jones-Guard, Q Ri Wallace Guard West Tackle Sawyer Tackle, B. f 5 '1 A 73 Sponsor: HARRELL BROTHERS PACKING HOUSE as 'Fa A -if -f as if ,,,pgw,, .fu .. . i, rf: ag, A A 5 :I I , ff 7?f'1??if 2 V ,g ,Nfl I VV 'Y 4 if . Q. ff? . KAL E n we Y . .. 5 WF? ,ig iffy x-gpg i I I . ' I - . Q 1 1 f f K., , ,uf - Yi 'N ,ww ew, Q35 - f-if - 'Tig- 5 .W Q V 5.5 , ,gi f 1, 54,554 if 1' CHEERLEADERS X. X, 'E fx., 'fl' Old farthfuls .nw K. lj 6 ,- Mr. O'Brien introduced our varsity at our first pep of the season. . . . .. awe new nad C cbeeiiixin So' .' he . - ' ' TXNKXCSCHES on Lisa' 51'-5 'RG' f' Avi, F A 3 -- - ' 1.4 VICTORY 1 Q5 . .5:6aQg- 1 , Q- ,- -lv ws ' ,J '55 LizAnn Kay Q-. Lid rally and with a prayer and eager hearts it often meant. . . . , ,Q W' ff. X '- Q , A k 41 fc , ' 5 -. ' 1' we I, f .. f. 1 I: 1' -' All A 2'-If . .. 9 ,Q B Margie C Verly COACH: Mr. Matt Hudgins Captain: Billy Trueblood Co-Captain: Bill Crow. JUNIOR VARHTY CHEERLEADERS Congratulations, J. V. Cheer- leaders, you have done a Fine job, as you have put a great deal of time, ef- fort, and energy into the task of lead- ing the student body in cheering our J. V. teams to victory. Jean Crensh Fr me aff Pars aw-c a c J' G o- UCes Gr. .khouse Eyle 5 Capta, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL We They Cradock O I9 Churchland 6 I2 Va. Beach I2 O Barry Robinson Varsity o IQ South Norfolk I3 I2 Deep Creek 20 I2 Churchland I2 I 8 The Junior Varsity teamghad a new coach this year, Mr. Matt Hudgins. Although they did not win too many games they showed a lot of promise for Future games. The J. V. 's won three out of seven games. -left ' .- 7??5'ie I , Vg - i'I iI.gf'Qg-' 1,41 ,N .te WQKQ, V li -f vi K., IMD, Ma' Phyllis Captain In mm Hua Ha e11 gi ' Sb' sponsors: TATE'S AMoco SERVICE '12 and L 'Hey ,.,O WHITFIELD -s GARAGE awe Bumflfo. Hn. 76 MONOGRAM CLUB President. .. . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Sergeant-at-Arms. . Sponsors . . . Mr. . .Gene McKinney . . .Jerry Everton Elizabeth Ann Frost . . . David Unser . . . . Earl Neal O'Brien, Mr. Benharn Mr. Hudgins No one may become a member of the Monogram Club unless he has re- ceived a varsity letter For participation in any school activity. The club strives to promote a better athletic program in our school, as well as to en coura ge good sportsmanship at all times. The most important activity of the year was our Homecoming Dance, which was tremendously enioyed by all . We Selling ilckeis did - 1' again, Sponsor: HARRELL'S POULTRY MARKET, INC. F ?f'!? I A AM L If f 4 L,,,,,,,3dfy W Wifi 4 if fs , ,Vi 5 4 I 'J'. Sf 1 I E .V Q, 1 HP? il il. QS 1 -1 'H 1 4 i. ,. if ! v. if 5 'F I , , I x .,-.- N 2, Y s. 'Q fr - ,Q ,Q 35 n '31 I . U, s 4 if X A R 1. , il'-Tuff,-ygA,, s 1 9 if Q 21 f '-5' .QV . ,M '?' I x 57 K x , -my ' A A Q f swf ' - T L! 1 1' K' his 344 WV' 1 4 1. , if fp' ff ,V Z' JK' , . , 1 W b ff , f . f' 3, :Z A 52 i .'lS:,3' ,L . n he ' 9-f , TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B Coker P Sherkle R Casper B Moulton R Powers R Newton T Barefoot J Johnson BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT L Fayne H Backus G Vaughan T Gendell C DeWa1d D Zergler C Jones D Gendell 55 56 SCHEDULE 311 all STI an Fe Fe Churchland Va Beach Deep Creek Va Beach Churchland Pnncess Anne OSI WOl'l WOTI WOR WOTI WOR Fe Churchland w on 3 We would lake to congratulate the coach and the team for thelr fme work that they have done thus year They are a fme grou of people and show much promlse for t e varsnty team Sponsors CHALK S TEXACO WILLNER S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL mfg' l r Vernon O Rl ey V COACH M 80 J . 6 - - 1 34-29 I . ro - . - 38-32 J . I2 - - 48-35 Q J . 31 - . - 37-29 3 Feb. 3 - Princess Anne - lost 50-33 b- 17 ' ' 49'40 b- 21 ' ' ' 37'34 Tw b. 28 - - 60-5 l 9 ' I D . I , . S- ' Q43 f' Tw I Q Q f X I 'ww if 'Er L E , , , N? ,f 1 I ' . A 2 - x ,JC- -, A pf, f.f,,.,,,,,, 5 E L 'I E F hw A, , N 4' '- 1 uf ' , ff Q zgfjl r if , M 1 3,5 X025 066 903 QQNZG 69 0825 fa 'S e Q15 S GY N9 eg OQQ 50 cf' 305 so ,509 30 Q-0 Xoi .Cfb sa 9x'0x- . I, '. ' Ge aff' - . was Q10 qkcfe' Qci I Cie' Y of GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2, . I-X ' 90 399 00 'igzooeg goog QXR ,OXO xvxd SPONSORS: Miss C. Pendleton Miss N. Lee G. A. A. in action. . ,ff 1 1 .ff ciao or The Girls' AthIetic Association was organized to pro- mote the interest of sports among girls. This purpose has been fulfilled and many other things gained with it. Competitive sports among the girls in the club have helped them Iearn the importance of sportsmanship and how to carry it out through their daily lives. .. NV . .r 4, 1... ,if C I I Sponsor. HICKORY P. T. A, ' BOOK V FEATURES After awhile there comes a place in every book devoted to the activities and features which are behind us. Therefore, we hope to be able to bring to you on the following pages a memory of some of the activities which have taken place during the past year. Perhaps through our efforts you will be able to remember a dance that was especially fun, a game that was won, or a party that was really GONE, WITTIEST Betty Wood Carroll Mince FRIENDLIEST Joyce Pendleton Jimmy Barr MOST INTELLECTUAL Donald Curling Juanita Enlow T Sponsor ENLOW and soN, NC ii Q5 we 4 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Linda Nichols Cassell Basnight SENIOR MOST POPULAR Beverly Gaskins Fred Creekmore ' ,tc . 1,- :,' - If BEST DANCERS Pat Thompson John Frost MOST ATHLETIC Jean Lowry Bob Lemmon BEST LOOKING Elizabeth Ann Frost Bob Lemmon 1341 pu- .,, 4 . '1, 1 -g sf .n 3: 8 QA Q2 fi 23 ,..-' 1 A C v a L94 AMN ,KX X fx x V. M. Q, -31 - F4 1 I x , C I 3 1, K 1' J 'if s if N' x K .JA ,i 26 x N65 Actnn 2. 'rv- 19. ..oopsl 16 :ons Sa what-a-ya get? P ii fb, ,C WAY DOWN 4 5 , i YONDER WAY DOWN YONDER , a musical comedy in two acts was presented on Dec. l-2 by the entire student body under the direction of Mr. T, T.Turner, .c 'RQ , 1 r. J , , . . .y .0 3 img? .nf X . 3 l 'f- L Q ' 'P .xi 4' t I 4. '51 ni r f W . A Q IL who also wrote the pla . The setting of tlie entire play was New Orleans during the present time. . Carrol Mince very ably served as the M. C. of the Min- strel . ' We are very proud of this minstrel because not only was it a fine production, but it dlS0 macle history - our first minstrel to play two nights. 4 . V ly' NN-. , I W ff 1, 1, 45, ,- ,Hu gs 1 . af 3 1,1- '7 'ia A Qs A ,. ,man-ge, f 'Q .W Wu-...., ' F'- ' g 1- yipyaz' Q, . H The usherstaffhos helped ellmmote confusnon thr Jghouf The school They usher the student body to ossemblles os well cas helpung usher for other och VIfleS A Young Man s Fancy dtrecled by Mr T T Turner won a drstmgutshed rattng The cast Included larry Floyd Ronnte Alexander Lowell Fawna V1v1an Pugh Ltnda Nlchols and L14 Matthews Sponsors PORTSMOUTH CAMERA SHOP SEARS, BETTY and BOB USHER STAFF Sponsor ........... Mr. Eaves Head Ushers ..... .... B etty Delbler FORENSICS Deanne Hogge twlce winner of the Votce of Democracy contest Mrs Hanbury coached Deanne -Q Hfx- :rv J'- ' 1'-x . K 1 6 ivan!-,-. l X - 5 . 1 u 5 ,,f, , au.. 4 I- , A 5 5- C xQ -xihl . L VA 1 1 . sf- Q 4' , . 1 ' - . x -M, , . .5 , ,Q4 'V 4 ' mx' W, .H . X .. 1 K . . IA, 5 , q' 4 1 .T . 'IIE SENIOR STATISTICS BASNIGHT CASSELL F A I 4 Treasure 2 3 Pr dent 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Sports Edltor 4 Presldent Senlor Class 4 Student COUHCII4 Interclub Councll4 Mlnstrel 3 4 Etlquette Club I BARTON IEANETTE Etlquette Club I 2 F B L A 2 Presldent 2 Trl H1 Y I BARR JAMES RICHARD Tennls 2 3 M1nstrel3 4 Endman 3 4 Monogram Club I 2 Etlquette Club I 2 Ushers Staff 3 4 Co Chalrman 4, Senlor Class Vlce Presldent 4 Back stage Club I Play4 BENNETT LARRY Band Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 BRUCE MYRTLE Band Club I 2 3 Glrl s Athletlc Club 3 Sport Assoclatron 3 Junlor Etlquette I SSHIOI Etlquette 2 Llterary Soclety 4 BAXTER JOAN S C A I Secretary of Classl Spanlsh Club I May Day I Forelgn Language Club 2 Reporter of Class 2 Thesplans 2 Vlce Presldent Junlor Trl HI Y 2 F T A 3 Brldge SI3ff3 Beta Club 3 F T A Presldent 3 Trl H1 Y 3 BYRUM DOLORES ANN Junlor Etlquette Club I SEHIOT Etlquette Club 2 Gul s Athletlc Club 3 F B L A 4 Mm strel 4 Hotel Guest 4 Annual Staff 4 CAMERON SANDRA S C A Representlvel Talent Show 1 MIUSUETI 2 Etlquette Club I 2 F B L A 4 Llterary Club 3 CARTWRIGHT JACKIE Treasurer of Senlor Etrquette Club 2 Newspaper staff 2 3 Assoclate Edltor 3 Candldate for Mlss Rurltarl 3 Treasurer of Jumor Class 3 Vlce Presldent ofFTA Club3 SecretaryofFTA Club4 FTA Conventlon 3 4 Trl Hr Y I Annual Staff4 CHAMBERLAIN MARGARET EIIQUEIIC Club 1 2 Forelgn language 2 ClassPresldent 2 Student Councll 2 Trl H1 Y 3 G A A 3 4 Sophomore Court 2 Usher 3 4 CREEKMORE FRED Vlce Presldent Class I Presldent Junlor Etlquette Club I Representlve S C A I Secretary Band Club I Basket Ball I Presldent Senlor Etlquette Club 2 Vlce Presldent Class 2 Beta Club 2 3 4 Krng of Sock Hop 2 TreasurerThesplans2 Treasurer S C A 3 VlcePres1dent Beta Club 3 Presldent Class 3 Ushers Club3 4 Vlce Presl dent Forenslc Club 3 Publlc Speaklng 3 Football I 2 3 4 Presldent S C A 4 Charles Newman Trophy 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Interclub Councll 3 4 Mlnstrel 1 2 3 CURLING DONALD Sclence Clubl 2 Presldentz Foren slcs I 3 Boys Prose I Spelllng 3 QUIZ Em On The Alr 3 Mlnstrel Photographer 3 Play 4 DEIBLER BETTY IEANETTE Band Club I 2 3 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Student Councll Representatlve l 2 3 Parllamentanau 4 Mlnstrel 3 4 Monogram Club 3 Etl quette Club I,2 Tn H1 Y 2 Gorrespondlng Secretary Beta Club 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Ushers Staff 3 4 Co chart man 4 Play 4 ENLOW IUANITA Foremics 2, Forenslcs 3 Future Home makers 2 Future Teachers 3 Beta Club Secretary 4 F T A County Presldent 4 S C A Representatlve 4, Tri Hi Y 4 lnterclub Councll Representatlve 4 EWELL BETTY JEAN Etlquette Club I,2, F I-I A 3, Girls ALTIICLIC Club 4 M1nstre14 Brrdge Staff 4 FLOYD LARRY J V Baseball I, Llbrary Club 2 Baseball 3 Art Club 3 Secretary 3 Student COUUC11 4 Camera Club 4 Secretary 4 M1nstrel4 Baseball 4 Play 4 FROST BUDDY Etlquette Club 1,2 Brldge Co Art Edltor 4 Monogram Club3,4 Bandl 2 Band Club I 2 Mlnsrrel I 4 Causeway 3 l-ll Y 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 Track 3 4 Basketball3 FROST ELIZABETH ANN JV Cheerleaderl Ivlayorette I 2 VarsltyCheerleader3 4 Captaln4 Jr Etlquette Club I Sr Etlquette Club 2 Secretary 2 Monogram Club 3 4 Secretary4 Band Club 1 2 Forelgn Language Club3 Mlss Rurltan Contestant I 2 Basketball Team 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Mlnstrel I 2 3 4 T H Y 2 3 4 Hrgrgl-ran 3 Chorus 3 Annual Staffz 3 4 Asststant Edltor 3 Buslness Manager 4 Hornecomlng Attendant 4 GASKINS BEVERLY Etlquette Club I 2 Band I 2 Band Club 2 Trl I-ll Y 2 3 4 Chaplln4 Student COUDCII 2 Representatlve Mlnstrel 2 3 4 Forelgn Language Club 2 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Chorus 3 All State Chorus 3 Homecomlng Attendent 4 GEBHART ANNETTE Gul s Athletlc Club I 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 4 Presldent 2, F H A 2 MIDSIICT I 4 Brldge Staff Exchange Edltor 4 GILBERT HARRY SCICHCC Club I Art Club 2 Hobby Club 3 Camera Club 4 Mlnstrel 4 HAAS RUTH EIIQUCIIC Club I Beta Club 2 3 4 Sclence HARRELL FRANK Etlquette Club I 2, F F A 3 4 4 H Club 3 Causeway 3 4 Causeway Sports Editor 3 Feature Edltor 4 Mlrlstrel 4 HAWLEY BRYAN LEE F F A 1,2 3 4 Reporter 4 HIGGINBOTHAM BARBARA ANN Publlc Speaklng Contest 3 Beta Club 2 3 4 Reporter, Secretary of Semor Sclence Club 4 HUDGINS BATEY F F A I 3 HUMPHRIES JOHN wooD JR Beta Club 2.3 4 Treasurer 3 Preslderlt 4 Beta Conventlon 3 Band Club I 2 3 Presl dent 3 Etrquette Club I Forergnl.anguageClub 1 2, Soph more Class Treasurer F T A 4 Treasurer 4 S C A Representatlve 4 Monogram Club 3 Bridge Staff 2 Ushers Staff 3 4 HOGGE DEANNE Beta Club 2,4 Band I,3 MOHgI3m3 Trl H Y 3 L1terary4 Reporter 4, Dramatlcs 2. Iournallsm 4 One Act Play 2 Volce of Democracy 3 4 Library Club 2 Mlnstrelz Etlquettel IRVING BILLY J V Basketball I I V Baseball I Etl quette Club 1 Etlquette Club 2 J V Basketball 2 3 J V Baseball 2 3 Varslty Baseball4 JOHANSEN JENNETTE .Tumor Drama Club, Secretary I French Club Treasurer 2. lkamattcs Club 2 4 H Club 2 Trl H1 Y 3 Senior Dramatice Club 3 Backstage Club 4 Plays 4, Mmslrel 4 The Bndge 4 JOHNSON JOHNNII-Z, Mmxtrel4 LANCASTER NANCY Band 1 3 Etlquette Club 2 Mono gram Club I Girls Athletlc Club I Basketball I Mm mel 3 'VT ' ' .rn u 1' I , ,r...,, r,, C51 , ,,, , I ,I I 9 I I T 1 T 3 I I T 5 ' . ' .' -' .. ' If . I I I Y v S of.-can : S If rf r ' rl 3'T I rr r 5 :T ri Q ri Q: as ' ' ' ,Q - ' Q - ri ri 5- 5 . 3- I I ri 1 I :rl v ' ' ,fr ' , ' . . - ' r P rrp n tv I' 1 2 2 I I r-rIfl'l' ,ri Q I C -ri , S...S Z Z C - I I I r I rf 'I r r r ' r I rr? 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C I Q I T D I O SENIOR STATISTICS LEMMON ROBERT S C A Treasurer 2 Football 2,3 4 Basketball I 2 3 Co Captam Tenn1sI2 3 Captam S C A Representatlve I Monogram Club 2 3 Vlce Presr dent Co Captatn Football Player 4 LENNON JOY Etrquette Club I Forergn Language 2 Band Club I Mrnstrel I 4 F T A 2 Presrdent 2, The Cause way 4 Beta Club 2 4 Beta Conventron 3 Student Council 2 Monogram Club 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Co CaptaIn4 J V Cheerleader I Captaln I Tn H1 Y 3 4 Vxce Presl dent 3 Treasurer 4 Forensrcs Team 3 Runtan Contestant LINTON BETTY Lrbrary Club I F T A 2 F B L A 4 LOWRY JEAN Errquerte Club I 2 Monogram Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 V1ce Pres1dentJun1or Class 3 S C A 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Majorette I,2,3 Drum MaJorette4 M1nstrel2 4 Chours 4 Homecommg Sweetheart Attendant 3 Mlss Rurrtan Contest I The Brrdge 4 Forergn language Club I 2 Band Club 1.2 J V Cheerleader I MATTHEWS LIZ 4 H Club I 2 SenrorDramat1cs Club 3 Backstage Club 4 The Brldge 4 Mrnstrel 4 MCPHERSON LINDA Etrquette Club I 2 3 Forelgn Language Club 2 Tn H1 Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Model Gen eral Assembly 3 Future Teachers of Amerrca 3 4 Parlra mentarran Hrstonan 3 Vrce Pres1dent 4 Beta Club 2 3 4 The Brrdge 4 MEADS ROGER Swrmmrng Team I Currents Events Club MEE RUSSELL J V Footballl Lrbrary ClubI,2 3 Foot ball 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketball3 4 Baseball3 4 MINCE CARROLL Et1quetteClubI Br1dge4 F F A Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 4 H Club I 4 Camera Club I Forensrcs Prose Readrng 3 MUNFORD JAMES Etlquette Club I 2 Bandl Mmstrel 3 4 Track 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 4 Ushers Staff4 Class Reporter I J 8a Sr Basketball Game 3 MUSSELWHITE BARBARA Beta Club 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 Lrbrary Club 2,3 G A A 3 F B L A Parlamentar1on4 MUSSELWHITE ELLEN G A A 4 Trl H1 YI Lrterary Club I Vrce Presrdent Lrbrary 2 3 Basketball Team 3 NASH THOMAS H Lrbrary Club 2 F F A 2 3 4 Mm strel 4 Forestry Judgxng Contest 3 4 NICHOLS LINDA Girls State 3 S C A I 4 Chapla1n4 Representatrve I Class Officer 4 Treasurer 4 Mrnstrel 3 3 Cheerleader 4 Ushers Staff 3 4, Beta Club2 3 4 Mono gam Club 3 4 Etiquette Club 1.2, Trr H1 Y 2 Secretary 2 Band Club I,2 3 Qurz Em On The Arr 4 OAKES MILDRED Bandl 4 Trl HI Y2 Etrquette 2 M1nstre13 G A A 3 4 OLD LENARD Etrquette Club I,2, Forergn Language Club 2 4 H Club I lndustnal Arts Club 3 Causway 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor 4 Camera Club 4 Treasurer 4 Mrnstrel 4 PALMER WILMA Et1quetter,2, MODOSIZIDB Band l,2, 3 Reporter 3 Reporter Senlor Class 4 S C A 2 Band Club I 2 3 Gul sAthlet1cAssoc1atIon 4 lkamaties Club 2 PENDLETON JOYCE Etrquette Club 1,2 Vice President I, Forergn Language Club I 2 F T A 3 4, Secretary 33 Ushers Staff 3 4 The Causeway 3 4 Edrtor 4 Iunror Class Secretary 3 Beta 2 4 Beta Club Conventron 2 3 S C A 4 Secretary 4 Trr C Federatxon Vrce Pres1dent 4 Trl HI y 2 4 Pres1dent 4 Blue Rrdge Congress 3 Model General Assembly 3 Mrss Rurrtan I lnterclub Councrl 4 RYKBOS JOHNNY Intramural Track2 Basebal14 Basket ball 4 Art Club 4 Dramatrc Play 4 SANDERS BERTHA Camera Club I French Spanrsh Club 2 Beta 2,3,4 M1nstrel3 4 G A A 3 4 Chorus4 SAWYER POLLY Lrbrary Club 2 3 Lrterary Socrety 4 SAWYER VIVIAN Etrquette Club I Bandl 2 3 Forergn language Club 2 Junror Trr Hi Y 2 Senror Etrquette 2 Beta 2 3 4 Monogram 3 Usher 3 4 Annual Staff Sports Edrtor 4 SHEPPARD JERRY Football3 Et1quetteClub2 Backstage Club 3 Manager 4 Mmstrel 3 4 Track 3 4 4 H Club I 2 J V Football I Scrence Club I Reporter SMITH MARION Band I 2 3 Jr Et1quetteClubI Home roomPresIdentI Beta Club2 3 4 Sr Et1quetteClub2 The sprans 2 Forensrc One Act Play 2 Mmsuel 2 3 4 Grrl s Athletlc 3 lnterclub Councrl 3 Basketball Manager 3 Monogram Club 4 Usher 4 Chorus 4 Class Secretary 4 Play 4 SMITH LEWIS Etlquette Club I 2 JV Basketballl J V Baseball! SNOW SAM Etlquette Club I,2, Band Club I 2 Brldge Staff 2 Alumni Edrtor 2. Beta Club 2,4 Treasurer 4 eta Conventron 2,3 Track 3 Forensic Club 3 lnterclub Coun c1lRepresentat1ve 3 Ir Sr Basketball Game 3 Ushers Club 4 ELLA GRACE SOREY EIIQUEIIC Club! F H A 2 F B L A 3 4 Reporter 4 F B L A Convention 3 Tr1 H1 Y 2 4 4 H Club r 4 Presrdent I 2, 4 H County Councrl Sec retary 3, Pres1dent 4 4 H Club Honor Club 3 4 Mrnstrel 4 Brrdge Staff 4 STEWART DEL Hobby Club4 TODD LOIS GREY Etrquette Club 1,2 Gu'ls Athlettc Assocratron 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 THOMPSON PAT Peppers Clubl Dramat1csC1ub2 G A A 4 Hrstory Club 3 WALKER JOE Brrdge 4 M1nstre14 4 H Club I 4 Prest dent I 3 Secretary 4 4 H Club County C0llIlC11l,4 Presr dent 3 Reporter 4 Etrquette Club I F F A I 4 Secr tary 3 4 4 H Club Honor Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 WALL MEDABETH Trl H1 Y I Glee Club I 2 Grrls Athletrc Assocratron 4 WALLACE LARRY Footba1l4 Baseball4 Camera Club I WATSON BETTIE Lrbrary Club2 G A A 3 F B L A WEST JEAN FHA I Span1shClubI 2 Tr1HIYI Lrbrary 3, G A A 4 Etiquette Club 2 WILLIAMS PAGE Etiquette Club I 2 Treasurer Freshman Class Band 2 4. Band Vrce President 3 Presrdent 4 Beta Club 3.4 Dramatics Club 4 Industrral Arts Club 3 Presr dent 3, Minstrel 4 WOOD BETTIE, Etrquette Club I 3 Monogram Club 4 Miss Runtan Contest 2 Band Club I 3 Cheerleader 4 Tn Hi Y I 4 Brxdge 4 , I... I 'I U: as I I I s - ' . .: ' : ' : ' v o I I . I' as I I' I T I :I 1 0 I :I I I. . : ' : ..: ' ' .g r ' , . : ' .: .: - . : ' ..: ' ' s ' : s : '-'- .. : - : I : : : ' .: '- - I. s I ' 1 IB 1 :as :I 9: ' I : 3 -I .. - ' : .s .: ' ' : - - I Monogram Club 3,4, Sraff3,4g Quiz 'Em On The Air 3.4: Minstrel 4: Hobby ,. : - .5 g : ' : : 9 I I ni I I I ' ll I I' ' I ' .: : ' ,: : ' :- .: ' 5 ' I ,, . : ' : ' 2- .: '- , I : . . . .. ' : 'I I ' I I I' - : - S 5 - . s : ' :--- .3 2- : 2 .' ..: - ,'I ' ' I ,: ' '-'- . ' . I ,, S .3 'i ' . rl 'I ' ' 3 vs ' I: ..I. ..II I I I I ' I I I ' y 5 - , - . 3 ' : ... : I.: - : ' : .. 4' , , - - 5 D : . . . :. . .: .: - - : p g - , : ' - .. .2 - : : ' 5 . . .: ' I 'I ' ..: ' s . I 'I I I I I . ' , I I I v I' ' .: .' I ', lAST Wlll AND TESTAMENT HENRY ANDERSON leaves hrs rosy cheeks to Joyce Ward BILLY IRVING leaves hrs hotrod abrlrty to Robert Newton JIMMY BARR hrs romatrc lrfe to Davrd Unser CASSELL BASNIGHT leaves hrs semor rrng to Kay Hud ms LARRY BENNETT leaves Ius comet to Clarence Warren FRED CREEKMORE S quretness goes to Margre Buchanan DONALD CURLING leaves hrs scholastrcal abrlrty to Jrm Duval TOM EDWARDS leaves hrs mrlrtary career to Marvrn Cutrell The pleasrng smrle of LARRY FLOYD rs left to Clarence West JOHN FROST leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Jack Palmore CHARLES GOAD leaves hrs fine srngrng vorce to Wally Sawyer HARRY GILBERT leaves hrs srze to Forrest Culpepper Orvrlle Rrchardson rnherrts FRANK HARRELLS dancrng abrlrty BRYAN HAWLEY leaves hrs frghtrng abrlrty toGary Boyce BATEY HUDGINS leaves hrs herght to Marvrn Mann JOHN HUMPHRIES leaves hrs ambrtron to Wrlmer Jones BILL INMAN leaves hrs 250 pounds to Jerry Everton The freckles of JOHNNIE JARVIS are passed down to Elsre Hrcks THOMAS NASH bequeaths hrs actrng abrlrty to Jrmmy Tennefoss PRESTON LEARY leaves hrs chauffeur s lrcense to Ronrrre Alexander Bob McKenny recerves RUSSELL MEE S football helmet The long blond curls of JIMMY MUNFORD go to Sandra Sperght CARROLL MINCE passes down hrs quret polrte manners to Calvm Austrn LENARD OLD leaves hrs abrlrty to go wrth one grrl to Claude Willramson LEWIS SMITH wrlls hrs bottle of Sulfur 8 pressmg orl to Norman Jackson Mr Sheppard rs the recrprent of SAMMY SNOWS S O P W O P C membershrp DELL STEWART S abrlrty to date all the grrls rs handed down to Frankre Everton JOSEPH WALKER leaves hrs 4 H calves to Arlene McNeal The art abrlrty of BILL WATTS goes to Harry Lrles PAGE WILLIAMS leaves hrs nrce quret manner to Bob Creekmore The soft vorce of JEANETTE BARTON rs left to Howard Melton JOAN BAXTER wrlls her pretty blonde harr to Sally Fus se DOLORES BYRUM leaves her dancrng abrlrty to CarlDavrs Barbara Clancy recerves SANDRA CAMERON S collectron of dramond rings The pretty eyes of JACKIE CARTWRIGHT are the grft to Pat Inman JACKIE CAMPBELL wrlls her small warst to Gayle Volrva MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN leaves her Absentee slrps to Joyce Sorey BETTY DEIBLER leaves to Joan Palmer a key nng for all her Mercury keys JUANITA ENLOW shares her beautrful soprano vorce wrth Theodora Holland. The personalrry of BETTY EWELL goes to Carolyn Todd ELIZABETH ANN FROST leaves her cheerrng abrlrty to Rose Edwards BEVERLY GASKINS grves her bottle of moonsheen toMar tha Trueblood Joyce Casper rs the recrprent of ANNETTE GEBBART S quret ways RUTH HAAS leaves her beautrful red locks to Betty Arm Sorey The smrlrng face of BARBARA HIGGINBOTHAM goes to Barbara Wadsworth DEANNE HOGGE leaves her drctron to Carole Cross From JEANETTE JOHANSEN to Hope Denny goes her ear rrngs NANCY LANCASTER leaves her rnfluence on South Nor folk polrce to Margre Nrchols JOY LENNON S herght and curly harr goes to Mary Edrth Bently BETTY LINTONwrlls her westem outfrt to Shrrley Twrddy JEAN LOWRY leaves her baton to Mr Martrn ELIZABETH MATTHEWS grves to Patsy Forrest her love for Mr Tumer LINDA McPHERSON wrlls her membershrp rn the Beta Club to Stacy Rarnes To Sandra Sanderson goes the Beta prn of BARBARA MUS SELWHITE ELLEN MUSSELWHITE S abrlrty to cook goes to Charles Batheham The twenty two rnch warst lrne of LINDA NICHOLS goes Robert Pugh recerves the beautrful eyelashes of MILDRED OAKES FRANCES OTTLEY leaves her seat on Bus 78 to Elwood Ba The cacklrng laugh of WILMA PALMERgoes to Rose Brady JOYCE PENDLETON wrlls The Causeway to Steven Cooper Vrvlan Pugh recerves the blond streak of BERTHA SAN DERS Tol B Jones goes the wavy har: of RAY LAMB POLLY SAWYER S sparklrng sense of humor goes to Jane Ellis VIVIAN SAWYER leaves to Pat Old a cup of crushed rce The 7th Grade Phys Ed Class of MARION SMITH goes to Lorrarne Unser To Nancy Wallace GRACE SOREY leaves a one way trcket to V P I Tommy Thompson rs a grft of PAT THOMPSON to the Junior grrls LOIS TODD wrlls her frrendly smrle to June Harrell MEDABETH WALL leaves her quret manners to Cordell Forbes The boy frrends of BETTIE LOU WATSON go to June Ray Procter JEAN WEST leaves her glasses to the many offrcrals of our ball games who obvrously need them From MARGARET WHITE to Elsre Thomas goes her pretty harr All of BETTIE WOOD S srncerrty goes to Betty Mrller To Larry Wood goes the smrle of MYRTLE BRUCE MILDRED SAWYER leaves her mee complexron to Earl Neal g. . . .. s . I , . . ROGER MEADS bequeaths his love to Jeanne Umphlett. to Naomi Daniels. ' ' , ' ll. , . . . . ll. ' , . . . CLASS PROPHECY As I open my old drary that I kept durrng my hrgh school days I can see how many changes ten years can brrng My I how trme has flown byl Have you heard the latest about SAM SNOW? He desrgned a new crty to be burlt on the moon HARRY GILBERT has drscovered a new method of re ducrng and rs usrng BETTIE WOOD rn hrs first experrment FRANK HARRELL and LENARD OLD have combrned forces rn a famous detective agency workrng on the case of the mrssrng wall MEDABETH WALL JIMMY MUNFORD has organrzed a dance band wrtlr HENRY ANDERSON on the Sax and LIZ MATTHEWS as solorst now appearrng at the Palace rn New York LARRY FLOYD rs a big stockholder rn the Ford Company and BILLY IRVING rs one of hrs top test drrvers LARRY BENNETT has taken over Greenbrrer Farms and rs grvmg shrubbery to all hrs old classmates NANCY LANCASTER and VIVIAN SAWYER became members of the Munford famrly rn a double weddrng FRED CREEKMORE rs a fa mous lawyer and rs now defendrng LARRY WALLACE who rs charged wrth brgamy CHARLES GOAD and JAN JOHANSEN are partners appearmg at Mramr Beach Hotel JACKIE CARTWRIGHT strll holds the Great Brrdge Hrgh School record for absences DEANNE HOGGE has gone back to her old Alma Mater and rs teachrng the frrst grade MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN rs followrng rn Mr Turner s foot steps and PRESTON LEARY has been made the edrtor of the Darly Worker JOE WALKER has drs covered a new formula for rarsrng corn pop corn JEAN LOWRY went to the Basketball Olymprc Games rn I 4 and rs gomg back thrs year JOHN HUMPHRIES rs studymg art rn France MARION SMITH has become a brg executrve rn the Commonwealth Burldrng and Loan Corp takrng over Mrss Mrnnre s Job LINDA NICHOLS rs lrvrng rn Texas and rs growrng frelds of yellow roses DONALD CURLING rs wearrng horned rrm glasses whrch surt hrs Job as professor at M I T LIZ ANN FROST rs resrdrng rn South Norfolk so she won t use so much gas gomg back and forth BETTY DEIBLER rs an X Ray technrcan whrch doesn t help JIMMY BARR rn hrs Job as an engrneer Srnce MYRTLE BRUCE MILDRED OAKES and JEAN WEST were marrred on the same day rt seems altogether proper that they should celebrate the brrth of therr frve chrldren ffrve each that rsh at the same time also CARROLL MINCE has become a sriccessful auctroneer but does he have to auctron hrs famrly tool I BARBARA HIGGENBOTHAM rs head nurse at Norfolk General Hosprtal BOB LEMMON rs captain of the Prtts burgh Steelers and rs dorng qurte well CASSELL BASNIGHT rs undecrded on hrs occupatron and rs loafrng happrly JUANITA ENLOW 1ust had her frrst book publrshed A New Formula for Splrttrng the Atom SANDRA CAMERON rs a very successful secretary srttrng on the boss s knee of course MARVIN CUTRELL rs puttrng rnsprratron rnto everyone wrth hrs cymbal crashrng wrth the Salvatron Army GRACE SOREY has just been elected as presrdent of the Gossrp Club of St Brides Her chref assrstants are BETTY EWELL and ANNETTE GEBHART The Army has grven JERRY SHEPPARD a good lrfe He rs now Chref Cook and Bottle Washer at Fort Bragg BETTIE WATSON rs still holdrng her own as Great Brrdge s oldest old mard BILL INMAN and BILL WATTS are now co owners of a lrttle place on Marn Street called Brll s TOM EDWARDS rs now operatrng hrs own ship m the Coast Guard wrth a crew of three JOHNNY JARVIS RAY LAMB and JOHNNY RYKBOS They were grven a re ward for rescurng PAGE WILLIAMS from the Navy s Flyrng Greenhandle BARBARA and ELLEN MUS SELWHITE have become frlthy rrch rn Muscle s Beauty Saloon JOAN BAXTER has taken over Mrs Tatem s posrtron as Gurdance Drrector at Great Brrdge She rs strll havmg trouble wrth such prob lem students as MARGARET WHITE DEL STEWART and BRYAN HAWLEY JACKIE CAMPBELL and BUDDY FROST have opened therr own dance studro and are grvrng Arthur Murray a run for hrs money PAT THOMPSON rs workrng at thrs studro teachrng TOMMY NASH RUSSELL MEE and BATEY HUDGINS how to keep therr feet from gettrng rn therr way when they dance WILMA PALMER rs now the Trny Lady on Super Crrcus One of the clowns FRANCES OTTLEY has become as famous as Emmett Kelly was rn hrs day DOLORES BYRUM rs strll strrvrng to become the best Englrsh professor in the South east BETTY LINTON owns her own horse stables rn Prrncess Anne She has ROGER MEADS to help her keep the horses rn condrtron JOYCE PENDLETON recently became boss of the l-lrck s Farm whrch goes to show that lrvrng rn the wrlderness has rts advantages RUTH HAAS and BERTHA SAUNDERS wrll soon garn natron wrde recognrtron of therr lectures The Underworld BEV GASKINS has Just returned home from her tour of France the townspeople gave her a real royal homecomrng The Woman s Club was rn charge of the celebratron, wrth POLLY SAWYER and LOIS TODD as co charrmen LEWIS SMITH has 1ust rnherrted a large New York busrness frrm and employed JEANETTE BARTON as secretary Oh darn she s strll havrng shorthand trouble As I close my book of memories I can strll see LINDA McPHERSON and JOY LENNON strugglrng over Englrsh I wonder what became of them 97 . . - 966- . . 0 --- . --- - , . . . , . 96 , --- D --- .. . . . 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F. . , ' lcory Congratulations Seniors from RUSTIIIS 0F SIIIITII IIIIIIFIILK FIIINUISA GAY FUNERAL IIIIMII Ohno and Dodgers Street South Norfolk VITQIDIG Telephone KI 5 06II Consuderatlon Our Greatest Effort ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Many many thanks to OUR PRINCIPAL For patlence rn helping us over rough spots OUR TEACHERS For cooperation when we upset the school day NEILL WATSON For answerlng our many questions and offering suggestlons LUTHER MOORE For taklng pictures MYERS and COMPANY For publushmg our book and makmg correctlons WRAY SELDEN For pictures ADVERTISERS For fmanclal support so badly needed and the followmg PATRONS for funancual support Sarah Cohen South Norfolk Paint and Hardware Co McLean Hanbury Carl Parker s Restaurant T O Wullaams Chets Drlve In Pete s Drlve ln Valentine Beauty Shop I3 Friends The Causeway Staff I . . . , : - . . I . . BILL HASH - For taking pictures-especially at nightp - . . I . . 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