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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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The edntors of The 1958 Causeway have endeavored to present a puctorual history of our 1957 58 school year We are nntroducung duo tone color and have mcluded spot colornng lnformal snapshots of our faculty have been taken to add varrety to the Causeway ln the years to come we shall have Indeed fulfllled our purpose If thus book remalns as a key to Unforgettable Memorues Admfhfstratfbn Faculty flasses Orgamkatfbns Athletics Features Advertisements l- llli Admin: f at on Scfzool Boa :I 1 dx cw-Q K' MR E W CHITTUM Supermiendenf 1... -L., 1...- 11...-. fl 439' Ms S e N Sawyer A E Roach Charles Russell Mrs E G Mrddlefon Harry Poxson E H Everfon H A Hall J M E Alford H C Barnes E W Chlvtum B M Wflluoms O O O ii.: fl S if -.... -4.- 3 Q I , I -- 1..- eo- 1 , 1 , 5 I but Q N 11.1. .. A V Q... 5- , ,, for ' 4 ' , X 'Z 43 . , Y' - V sf x 'M-', 4 ll' 1 Q 4131: 4 . 7 V l, . f , A r . u . , . . , , , . . ' , , . . , - 4 f I'-, - . 6 '-Q KL Mr Doaglas C Hey, Oar Prmcma! May your school year be scholastlcally profitable and socnally enloyable These were among the fnrst words spoken to us by Mr Eley our prmcnpal during our furst assembly Those of us who have known Mr Eley durnng our school years have grown to respect and admire hum not only as a great prnncupal but as a sincere frnend Great Bridge Hugh us an undeed fortunate school to have such a fme person as nts overall leader We have grown under Mr Eleys leadership and we shall continue to grow an the rnght durectlon because each of us knows that Mr Eley accepts nothing but our best 7 xl ll' MR. JOIIN B. EAVE5' Asslkfanr Pnhckal Mrs. Tatem, our guidance counselor, is one of the most faithful and capable members of our faculty. It is she who has seen that disappointments at grad- uation are kept at a minimum, because she checks our records and guides us into the classes that help us the most. In each of our lives, Mrs. Totem plays an integral part. Mr. Eaves, our assistant principal, has been at Great Bridge High School for three years. In this short time, he has won the admiration and respect of the faculty and student body alike. We all have found him to be a sincere edu- cator and friend with whom we can talk over problems, both large and small. MRS. NHUE 5. 7147541 Guidance fozmselor Me key to lflffflltflbll Faculgv I lx ff '55 45 ,W 3 .,, U Fam if ENGLISH If you are able to teach a student to read write and think then he can educate himself These are three of the many goals of our English Department under the lead ership of Mr Turner Good speech in every day life is emphasized The department endeavors to teach an appreciation for literature SOCIAL STUDIES Citizenship is the keynote of our Social Studies Department Each student a school citizen is of course a potential citizen of our country The history of our country is also taught along with the mechanics of government. Mrs. Creekmore is the head of this department. BUSINESS: Our Business Department is considered one of the most essential parts of our school. Many of us do not have the op- portunity to attend college, and because of the knowledge we have acquired under our teachers, we are able to find our way in the business world. Mr. Gaskins is the head of this department. SCIENCE: Because of the fact of the great scientific age in which we live, our Science Depart- ment is one of the most important depart- ments in our school. Mr. Griffin heads this department that teaches the importance of science as well as scientific principles. MATH: Regardless of what vocation a person pursues, he uses some form of math. Our Mathematics Department teaches one of the necessities of living in a useful society, the various forms of mathematics. Mr. DeFord is the head of the department. SHOP, AGRICULTURE, D.E., D.O.: learning to work with one's hands as well as his mind is important. In our shop, and agriculture classes, we do iust this. In Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations, Mr. Clark teaches his students how to make a living. These students have on the iob experience in a chosen vocation. 22-I I 3 , ,, 1 Ain. 'V P' HOME EC. - LIBRARY: Miss Halstead trains our girls to be home- makers by teaching them in Home Eco- nomics classes to cook, sew, and run a home. Whenever we need books to read or material for a research paper, it is Miss Stallings, our librarian, that we run to. She keeps a pleasant, well-equipped library for each of us to use and enioy. Mauna MUSIC: Our Music Department is composed of Miss Newsom, choral director, and Mr. Martin, instrumental director. The en- deavors of these two fine teachers have gained county-wide recognition for our school. 5' .2 faculty li ts, , PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Physical development and sportsman- ship are the key words that define our Physical Education Department. These teachers are ever striving to better our standing in inter-scholastic athletic com- petition. Health instruction is also stressed in each of our physical education classes, which proves to be a benefit to each student. OFFICE: We are deeply indebted to Mrs. Finch who heads the office statT. She, with the help of her assistants, is one of the main reasons why our school is run so efficiently. ELEMENTARY: Our sixth and seventh grade teachers make up a school within themselves. These teachers are the ones responsible for train- ing many of our student body to be better high school citizens because here we make so many adiustments between elementary school and high school lite. Absent when faculty pictures were taken: Mrs. Eason, Art, Mr. Ridings, Driver Training, Qg CUSTODIAL AND CAFETERIA STAFF: With many a mouth to feed and many a room to clean, our custodians and lunch room staft have been working hard this year. Through all kinds of weather, Great Bridge High students have been able to depend on a clean and warm building, as well as plenty of food to eat. 1 .-full. ,QNX J - 1' T ii I al . . 'A v VK f. ga S -. Y ---- X. is 'Q lj. X 'Y Ani IE me key to Knowledge flasses T 4 Y -.. '-gg' 'Z-,W qi The Offlcers of The Senior Class Are: Danny Capps-presidentg Jim Borefootfvice-presidentg Dole Mosley-secrefaryy Jerry Jonesfireosurerp Patsy Moorefreporterg ond Miss Vinsonfsponsor. 5 ' S- ' X, 7 as if p S 'IQ ,W -fu 15' Class 'V ,.,,.,, I I Katharine Adams Ronald Alexander Jasper D Barefoot Thomas Barefoot Jean Baum ,,,,-fs... 18 Jasper Allen June Proctor Beasley of x if Charles Biggs ' if..-f Judy Booth Annette Brlckhouse Betty Jean Butler Alton Cahoon Damel Capps Dcvnd Capps 19 A 41 .NI3'- Z 1 1 T t Q-ff . E p ' 1 a I ff t 1 n t t Ann Corfwnght Joseph Chcmberhn 798 John Cooke Frank Crow Wnlhom Crow Roland Cullnfer Hermdrl CUYIIHQ 20 ti 'T of V ' M ff f W ff 9 f mi? in Jane Cufrell Lmda Dovls Walter Deal rf ,,.- ,ff Ann Delbler Elmer Dembler Jean Denbler Carl DeWold fx 21 ini- K ,M f' wi! x i w V I M , ,L , , f ' , f? Y Y, ,, 1 A , . ,ff Cla: V1 ,. V' V., Nancy Dillon Alice Doughtie 198 Glenn Dowdy Walter Dunn Kay Eason Fred Falk Myrna Fletcher K 22 'H Mattie Fodrae Ann Foster David Gendell ini Gaynell Giles Roland Gilliam Charles Hackworth Jacqueline Harrell .- , ,QM u f V ,i 49 . W..,,,.. V- 1 V, - f ,,:5ap'QgNmLv -f V. 'fu Shelby Harrls 2 Mary Ann Holcombe .lenneffe Ivey Thomas Hon 'I' Rachel Holland Maxwell Johnson 24 ff0'.5'.5' o Paul Hogan Inman Jones 4 f l if . ' --fe 'Y , X . Fr' , 'H ao 196' 1....r' Juluo Lopuene ...lf ,,,1 Bobble Love U x X. Gerald Jones Allce Knight Joe Lehman Elfneda Litchfield Cormne Lowry Audrey Mornner Q .l 'fa If 'xii 25 xx -Y Class ,ff Jon Marshall Lynda! Marwnz 8 Sufi Z James Merrm Potrncua Muller Patrncua Moore 1 TQ' 26 4' 1 - 1 x ,kd V I Ruby McCray Rosalie Merrill ,, ma Q 1 L- ? . W .. ,X f Dale Mosley airw- ,gif Lee Moss George Murray Hope Newman Edward Olah 1 3' 1 I 1 -5' ---f n 4 27 Betty Newman Shirley Old .nv-4.3 ,,,-.--' Q x 45 Martin Oliver William Phllllps 196' Lee Phnpps Rebecca Powers Lmcoln Pratt James Reel Janlce Reud sunt 28 Cl 1 X ga of Q. Q.. -! mg Ruth Rushel Poul Sexton Dorothy Snmmons 4,f5.r-1 21 W? Tp Ronald Sanger Thomas Stafford Wnllnom Stewart George Sykes 29 I 4' v -f I I ' 'L Vi :' W v 5 : G , A 'fn ' 1 ' 'H ' ,l:e, I 5, n dass .1 Peggy Trumble Laranne Unser T7 ss .. Y tv Joan Tatem Janice Todd 196' Joan Trapp Susan Vassar George Vaughan 30 John Ward Leonard Whne Elizabeth Wood Class of 7958 5 Kathleen Waterfield Wnllnam Waters osebud Wnlloughby Lnnda Yates l if Helen Wrnght 32 Q7 The Omcers ofthe Junior Class Are: Marvin Mann-presidentp Phyllis Harrell-vice-presidenlp Shirley Prothro-secre- furyg Roger Jones-treusurerp Annette Harrell-reporferg ond Miss Honeycutt- sponsor. Jambrs Betty Bathe Faye Bushop ar Brantley Earl Brickhouse ' rm- ' . . Q ' ' 7 Freddie Carwile N '. LI Larry Coley Tommy Cornette gl ,. James Cox Ellis Cullifer Johnnie Davis Carolyn DeBaurn iq. QR, YT' Sondra Dillon J. B. Eason Chrixline Enlow 15.4 as s . ,ai ..-. 3 it ,', 5 ,ix A RVX. 911 5 ., 41' . , Il , 'W K0 I L ,Wm , we x X ' Joe Fnries Linda Finch Olin Floyd Joe Fond Palsy Gayle Tony Gendell V.. -N f Wff! V' 055 f+ 3 ' 5 fr-'A Annette Harrell Phyllis Harrell ICU' 12's X K' Pauline Harris Betty Harrison Doris .Af K' Hartman 0-Q Z' S ix -C. . is sa., 1 4.6 Richard Hedrick WQPQ' .4-an - . 954 -in Q -512 Cv' '-0 J my -if V4 K L . T , ' lx , U A Mary Herndon linda Higginbotham Dalton Hodges .R ...ia , do if .. 3: -- Q v' I 4 im nn r Roland Jarvis Linda Johnston Roger Jones Priscilla Julian Joe Knight Janice Lane K . xx Y xi U V N' - . .,,. ge, e,,, .L im X JM, -Zuni vt. Y .- E ,uh Bqln Lgnggion Gmny Lawrence Davld Lawson Cynthla Layton Rurh Llfchfleld Peggy Love Lee Marvun Mann Carolyn Maithews Behy Middleton Jean Muller Knty Moore Jo Ann Morse .- dass -Q. I-ff . Us 4-Z.. W-Q.-v Linda Newman Francis Old Doris Nash Pcmi Palmer Lucille Payetie its-' Larry Peebles Diane Peuellcl Janice Pofeaf Tommy Prenfiss Shirley Prothro Sandra Sanderson Wx-+ Doris Randolph Belly Russell Mary Ann Saunders Betty Sue Smith Carol Smith M 1 ,,., 'Q 1 -fl 'Q' V14- af f Charles Smith Mary Ann Stafford Marian Swain Bobby Tebault fx as ',: .H S--, N, ,,- Ester Troyer Jewell Vaughan Thomas A. Walsh, III ff ' ,rt 1 ,AQ ,. 3. Us VW ,, S 3 YT ' , 5 wx Ss. Barbara Walters Garrie Warren Doris Watson James West Hubert Whitehurst Elsie Mae Whitfield ,mf THIS IS THE LIFE 'W' +5 If cHow TIME Just A uma Mons M . w. MAT 4 l SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY. 1 5,1 I AH! HOME AT LAST HQU AJ 11 IZ 'EM ON THE AIR HAVEN'T YOU FORGOTTEN SOMETHING? 1'- Q- 'T 4-5 YM ? '7 'I' The Omcers of the Sophomore Class Are Mrs Carson sponsor Rebecca Eason vnce presndent Julna Cahoon secretary Helen Denard treasurer Thompson Mann president and Bully Trueblood re porter Sophomore: Phoebe Abrames Joyce Adcock Betsy Adcock Ann Akin .lean Baker 9, 17 Pat Barefoot Charlotte Bashord Benny Basnight Steve Baxter , 13.43. V. , N Xua- .pQ,,, , I A --1 w UH 1 KT' gtg. if-... Qi Qiff : A so li X flax o Karen Baum David Bean if 17? l ,pt wg? x, 3, K lrfigkig V1 A ft l Qt 532 B if iz B A EL Wm Y? Q o gf Lois Best Emily Boone Royce Brickhouse Margaret Bull Gloria Bunch Kay Burgess Billy Jim Burleigh Julia Cahoon gferg QV-Z 7' I I Tommy Cardwell fi ' ' Diana Raye Carr ' 'L - - Camille Chesson A ,' Mary Cobb , I f , V4 ' Frances Coleman V KM Helen Coley 'R 6: bl' he Claudia Cooper C, 2' ff , C. Y Al Covington 3 42 K Q. .. L Q A! V - 5-Q. .X l 4 Qs-4 C , 37' f-wg: 3 Wilbur Deloatch Anne Crowder Pat Crawling Jane' Culpepper Frankie Cufchins Mary Daves 4 x. Helen Denard -,X I f Olive Dewald Nancy Dill L l 7 6' M 73 ai 4- Afhalene Dillon we-A1 , I ,x .Q Sue Divers ' T A Mike Dowling P lr j Phyllis Dozier w 1 Barbara Dunn V Rebecca Eason ., Beatrice Efford , ', sv ,, -3- G : a- Betty Efford ,mx f 4 4 Q. Faye Elliot? my I n Q.. L r A Q Terry Ferringron 4' 'EF' 0 ' f E' , 3' 1 ' 5-2' I ' 7, I .. , X , 25 ' M af i -. Z' :T 1 .2 .5 :' Q ' 'A Nl- Brenda Forbes A I 1 3 ea. James Fouiz if xx Maureen Galligan A Martha Garreft l.. X as Q9 Gail Gahon Nancy Gerner Sherry Gibbs Juaniia Gibson 43 is if :X Rosalie Giles Wilson Gilliam Linda Greenfield .vw-,vs Judy Gregory Frances Griffin N Carmen Guard Bill Gwilliam Ruth Hackworth Delores Hare J vfifi M- ' 5 f ' 1. -if T' 1 ,FV X , 'ii Hass of 'wx ve ' Carolyn Hartman ..- Q. W vi Jerry Hensley ,fn I Anna Herrington X s. 'li g- Sandra Hicks s Willie Mae Hilderbrand 'n X Jane Hill I O. T. Holton 5 , , IF 'VD' 'I-'X 6' Martha Hudgins 71? , - ' . C M Sharon Huflmond t' , ' Pa! Jennings .E y ,,, 3 Eslher Johnson C1 - Q X qw Pa! Johnson . If Brenda Julian 2 r . J mg 1 Ko Kiff ,A -ff L , '- 1 Y ' G ie' Peggy Knighl Mildred Leary Doris Liles 44 '53 tx l. 7-' in ix vw 960 Norma McCar1y Donna McCord Bobbie McKee Mary McGluNer Mildred McManus Nelda McPherson Ruby McPherson Ruth Meekins Jecnefle Merrill Jimmy Moore ,ff -lv Q 3 '11 W.. . a - , 'Bl' x :ii Wg, 1 ,,., Mgr, B I 3' ,.,, 0 Jo Anne Marslender vs Sylvia Makinson f y I H157 Lindo Mathis 1 y ,. Betty Moffhews X My u ,W jg ,, Q. ,.,,., 3, A H4 ,5- x i M fe 1 1 2-' f- , 5 -vt! ei? T 7' ' iii. , ' W 2' X - H cu.,- I 'ae J' Dewey long Sammy Luke P. W. Luiz, Jr. Thompson Mann Eddie Mapp Ruth Moore Georgeanna Muller Gloria Nichols Earl Noble Darlene Norfleef Barbara Olah George Olch Elsie Palmer 1 F' X. CL. Q xr . Patsy Paxson Kay Pearce John Pearson Barbara Post Michael Powell X Patsy Powell Staley Powell Eddie Randolph Margaret Reid f NX x 3' I , .,VV Ei 'ff 1 V X A fl ' .AA 6 ' w.. H S 1 A if Sf P q 3' ' Q ' xl, P S ML A 4 Nui' K l ,-,.lr- , . ., gk Q , 'V ' 1, X if -Q Henry Small Bobby Smith Joe Smith Billy Spencer Roberta Stone Barbara Sheppard Kenneth Shuttle Linda Simplar Virginia Simmons Clas of Faye Reynolds Richard Robinson Bobby Royster Barbara Sawyer Chuck Sawyer George Sawyer Joe Sawyer Lewis Sawyer Raymond Sawyer Gloria Sever uv Lee Totem Edward Taylor Linda Thornton Ronnie Torberf 1960 C.. 5 Faye Twine Billy Wall Vivian Walfhall Deanna Ward Virginia Warren 'rf f' in 14 Y 1 'X ko ! l W fr Robert Swan Brenda Slufzman Loula Suggs Sheila Sykes Carolyn Tapscotf Carolyn Warrick 0 fr' 4 Norris Walerlielcl gg! , Palsy Waters 2 D Delores Weight ,ix 1 Mary West 'Q fy, 4 ,MM ff ff L ,H h I h l' in S ir ey Whic ard fii!3l'W. G' A Q' Iwi ' ' j L L Billy White ' '1. an C , . ' g I 'R 7, V .A 'ggi Gloria While . 'iff B j Joe Williams l l ' 7 Tenny Williams L K l D 1-7, B 6 4' 'ie V X ji w Barbara Vaughan Billy Vinson Carolyn' Voliva Bobby Yaies 47 .Q In my K. L QU Lf ipll' ,L , - 53515 4, ,, L Z, .4 ...,, ff ,W Z Y 4. ' 610524 1 Y M4 1' 9- YOU BAD GIRL! - 'ix A STUDIOUS LOOKING CLASS? if WHERE'S THE BALL? LET'S GET TOGETHER GIRLS. 1- ' WHAT A MESS! E 'ff ' i ,'f'1!1f'ffi 'f A - ..-V.: 'EY .1 1 wQ.f'.-. . I . I his COME ON WILDCATS, WE WANT SOME ACTION! OH BOYI WHAT A RIDE! www I :X E 1 W - , QML ff' f' . ,PM H A - A f - rw' :- '45 wmfz- I f , 29 . 471' ,655 ' ' 'N 1 5 ' ' A- Y 5 . ,5 J' , ,L 4 Y Vg tb g 1 9 4 , Q, ' , ' ' ' ' , Q'-11.9 A 'lm -1 .-fw , ef: ' , I .I .T I 5 M, s ' uw ,L - v f -- , , I A I J P ' , ' Af 5 , QQ, g y .x. 5 , ,. Y 'U -ggi, gan - ,f I - Y. ,. , ,f , A+ 2 + V I' 'I T Q 5 I - . 'S' .T 1 A ,I+-V 9 TH f i..: QL-1 ' ,.'-' 3 54,3 V3-A -aig:', , ,' . .'1x4w: x1g1f,4,gaf 'E .tfilfgxggiifgg-N Mggfsffflq-ffl' I 'jg 1 1 , .-11 4 , A J i. ' , A 1 ifijffi-A .7321-1 . ifilh' 'f-01' ' x 4 v' Fau- 2.14 ' - '27 255, 1.'t9,'2-?5H'iifl .5' 31Vw-'i?5Zf?'9I5 5 7fT'J.Hm'i' 1 ' 'iw 'dv- '.a,,L' V ff f-.5-'qw' ,A JK' . ,,, L 1:1 ' 'ZIV' 'ij ff' EES ,'g'-flgf' R I .1. liL5 L . Q1 X 'if , f ',,w,i:.1.'g1-by '. '- r,g1',H', '-e'.z'g.n . s xx 1 . , . . ,, X 1 - . '..' ' . ' L - 45 ' 4 -A Amway, af' --, ', , ,H .E -193 . , gli T . Y A, .I , fl f? . '-- I.-49 'Q qpsm 'Z The Offlcers ofthe Freshman Class Are Johnny Thompson secretory Sherr Fletch y er-reporferg Vmcent Porrish-treos- Urery Lorr H' - ' ' ' y nggerson vuce-presndenr Clnfford Nix re 'd , -p SI enfg ond Miss Nell Lee- sponsor. I-'re fzmen Qi' 'b,, 7 '+ 1? , H4 ,Li . f is F V ' ! . ,ff ' xx Marfho Bryant Bobbie Bryum Rose Buck Leonard BUH Janet Burcham Tony Burke Joyce Butler Ann Caddy Sherell Campen Eugene Carson Linda Casney David Castelow Nelson Cherry Carol Clancy Barbara Conner Harley Cox Frances Crain Mary Crane Kaihryn Curling Floreen Cutler 4 19-2 i Q 1 5 I Freddue Allen Mary Lee Anderson Kcme Ange Gaul Averc Marne Barnes Sue Barflefl Dorothy Bafehcm Denms Bean Joyce Benneft Bennie Bernard Judy Bodnar Linda Boush Jimmy Boyeffe Audrey Briggs Doroihy Brooks Clas o if Z. use ' 6, in I ' E ' 9 I f 44 N-,, x ska, x. 1 5, W , K B , 5 is 1 ii - I , b ' J:-,jg af' las . ,' xl - ,v -9' 9i'112Ff'.. 5 ' .,, tk i r . K Q B 3 3 f iw I' . ,P fe. 5 ww, ,hf,,,xv 5 . . 1 4 . 6 5 . ' ll B ,. F x A, K ' CW x :- ln X . ' 0 Marjorie Cutrell Kathryn Doves Audrey Davis David Dearing Carol Denard Joyce Denny Nancy Dill Barbara Dillon Ann Doughty Carolyn Dudley Kenneth Dunkley Charles Dunn Diane Early Barbara Edmonds Nancy Edmonds Ql- 'fi' 'wwf A x i I ..., gi iq-,z N--rr nun -an All wx Q if L.. J 'tux 1 5'I Judy Edwards Linda Edwards Elizabeth Etheridge Garry Everton Charlotte Ewell Sheila Ewell Sandra Ferguson Terry Ferrmgton Judy Flanagan Patricia Flanagan Sherry Fletcher Norman Forrest Gordon Games Betty Galllgan Frances Graham Barbara Grant Mary Greeves Timothy Gregory Luther Griffin Marianne Gwllllam W2 W 1: M4 -4 O tr rfb av 1 f , Q x 5..- ' rl' n 0 1-'73 1... ll J- me George Hosking Charles Hough Toni Housh Paulette Houston Dorothy Humphries Judy Huss Mary Sue Ivey Wanda Johnson Gilbert Jones Nancy Jones Leelee Kirshner Malinda Kitchin Eleanor Lades Gloria Lane Albert Leary David Leary Anna lee Pamela Lutz Sara Mann Tommy Mann Jo Ann Marslender Linda Mathas Robert McAllister ov ,M 'U J Jet ,N 'ZF 4. Qt 9-ll sf' x K 52 Freddne Hackworth Clyde Hall Beverly Halstead Jummy Hamilton Anne Harrison Frances Horruson Jaclue Haynes Wayne Head Betty Hedrick Faye Hendricks Paula Hugh Emma Jane Hull Lmda Hinton David Hogan Lmda Hollowel dass of an 2' Q..- 'Q hun 93?- KT' .L -me ION lyfg - Y- Q 45 ve I fq V ir 'V Y ,i . 1 L' iw U Qi A - . . as 1 ' 1 V P ' 9 ' if - ' ' y . - t D a. l t . y ftrt .. . . . 1 ,fy V- f In R . l v 'D ' H' . 1: ,i ,1 M' D QD l all 5? X, VH , X 9- X Al V, D f.. L ' e '? 7' 0 - l i . W r X, t. , X i 'Q Q fy VV Q - . s t at G- Q eyl -- r w Q I ,iw T7 . , W H f ng ' XX 5' A A D - U v.. A V '- ,, . ' '-1 , 4. '2 I fr 1960 ., - Ca, si f a. Nancy McLaughlin Linda Meekins Cindy Monsers David Moulton Georgeonnc Muller Vivian Murray Donna Musick Patty Nebb Jimmy Needham Clifford Nix Betty Odom Anne Parke Sue Marie Paulette Jean Peace Dorothy Perry ,l ' Vw ,,. ..'- '4 H Q I, A Vw Aiv- V 5 Avvai if .L 4 l Qi . Vi M is da 3 , vu? M 'ii' Tl., in ,A :J -- M t -I x g it 62 it Qprf ' 'P' J at i Z Ive, ef ,N , f- 2 1:-1 ','.'l2T Q L 4 Q L 'ff 9' . L4 A l L .L 4. . . . Q V . fr: V, k ' Q , ' K.. r . Eff!!! Q :-- i A sf - 1. m 53 Linda Powell Marianne Powell Joanie Powers Joyce Proctor Frances Pugh Jeanette Pugh Johnny Pugh Vivian Quidley Ann Rector Sandra Reon Eleanor Rhodes Martha Ricky Ed Riddick Carol Robinson Irene Roughton Jack Russell Richard Sari Betty Sawyer Lewis Sawyer Lillian Sawyer 5e at. I Mg R' Q Plc , ,W ii X C7 Jackie Penella Chester Phelps Joyce Phibbs 6 ,Q lit 4, f 'xg Eff A . C 4 ss Q i ' A - J ia i i lil A. Karthleen Turner .lo Ann Twiddy Pat Umphlell Sue Vann Frances Wade Mary Wallace Richard Walters Gloria Warren Clara Ann Waters Patty Weblq Georgia White Marian White Carlie Williams Carol Williams Carroll Mac Williamson Joan Williamsolf Joan Wilson Pamela Wilson Mary Ann Wood Tommy Yates ii, - wr' ,fi 65 Connie Schaefer Eleanor Schucker Carol Sever Elsie Sexton Joe Sharlie Diane Smith Ellis Smith Virginia Sorey Barbara Spruill David Starkey Hazel Stokes Evelyn Swain lee Etta Sykes Lena Sykes Wade Tabor Marie Tate Charles Thomas Linda Todd 2155: of 196 ,MN Ivy'- au 4' YW' fav' as A t 7-. 4067, Q. A VLA gal. cu J' 6 51. 3, R y. A ts 2 nik! K 1 B 54 i n- v- ig ii r. W . . , . F M , 4. I qi., f- '- C 1 .V ii xx ii an . Q kj 'ri vi , 1 if 'bf 1 X f 'M 1 y s. EX , ,. , ' 'M' . , f , R' xx 5 A 5 . V A -,lf ' A 9 X A , M, 2, , . xx 'X ., '. ' - , f ' 4 4ff,y'fg,f-5,1 i X 1 , iff-if X - r J 5 y ,K , ,EE f p g yv- A in ffi A 2 IQ, ff? Q' The Officers of the Junior S.C.A. are: Clifford Guard-reporterp Mary Midgeft-treasurery Judy Yates-vice-presidentp Ida E. McKenney-sponsorp Mary Ward-presiclentp and Karen Halstead-secre- 6'a'e Y 1- ' gt ,gn F imma 1' Z 6' ade Beasley, Fred, Carlson, Rodney, Darrough, Lynn, Davis, John, Deal, Marvin, Homer, William, Harrison, Billy, Giles, Willie, Gregory, James, Miles, David, Morse, Allen, Mussel- white, Leon, Nebb, Lawrence, Perry, Elwood, Phibbs, Kenneth, Pittman, Wayne, Richard, Douglas, Rowland, John, Stutzman, Edward, Sullivan, Harver, Vance Billy, Weaver, Ken- neth, Williams, Tommy, Ballance, Mardge, Bashford, Linda, Brodrick, Madelyn, Elliott, Louise, Johnson, Ruby, Julian, Sylvia, Lane, Joyce, Loper, Alice, McGhee, Sally, McPher- son, Sandra, Nash, Linda, Oglesby, Sue, Evans, Linda. Anderson, Billy, Basnight, Preton, Bramblett, Jerry, Edwards, John, Gal- gan, Troy, Floyd, George, King, Jerry, Lee, Charles, Moore, Farris, Mussel- white, Leon, Simpson, Claude, True- blood, Bobby, Weeks, Larry, White Adam, White, Bob, Cando, Roger Kelley, David, Boykin, Phyllis, Davis Thelma, Foutz, Phyllis, Heath, Hazel Holcombe, Diana, Ivey, Mary Sue Johnson, Frances, Lane, Marion, Lutz Pamela Mason Margie Newman Linda Payette Jane Powers Rox anna Stanley Joyce Tripp Judith Wynne Linda Powell Sharon Pad gett Nellie Allison Jerry Bathe Daniel Boyce Carl Culpepper Gale DeFord Billy Foster Douglas Keyes Donald John son i Lane Carlton Lewis George McKinney Johnny Phibbs Joe- Powers Ralph- Sanderlin Steve Smith Clayton- Stroud Don- Bratten Nancy- Edwards Judy- Harris Alice Herrington, Zora: Morris D r's: 0' h Janice, Parson, Nancy, Rhodes, Shir ley, Rosenpelt, Sandra, Sever, Carol Smith, Kirby Kay, Wilson, Joan, Wil son, Patricia, Woodard, Clarice Wynn, Ann P. 1 6' dde Allison, Shirley, Baker, Elma, Ballance, Hersey, Boyd, James, Bunch, Carolyn, Cartwright, Penny, Clark, Carolyn, Currin, Jimmy, DeWald, Catherine, Dunbar, Billy, Duncan, Elizabeth, Ed- wards, Richard, Fouts, Michael, Gay, James, Gibbs, Wayne, Heafner, Bar- ry, Julian, Sun, Knight, Eddie, Lane, Katherine, Mitchum, Virginia, Mor- gan, Karen, Only, Dempsey, Post, Ed- ward, Powers, Robert, Sawyer, Nan- cy, Sawyer, Tom, Smith, George, Sor- ey, Virginia, Speak, Dicky, Tedesco, Greg, Williams, Lynn, Crisp, Linda, Cooper, Carrol, Edwards, Linda, Evans, Gloria, Garrett, Layra, Greg- ory, Ann, Kennon, Wilma, Lindell, Patsy, Lowry, Paula, Marsh, Annette, Merril, Diana, Morris, Niva, Savage, Peggy, Sawyer, Anne, Shaddeau, Di- ane, Simmons, Linda, Spencer, Betty, Williams, Sharon, Robinson, Carol, Baker, James, Bosco, Dickie, Cope- land, Melvin, Edwards, Jack, Fore- ham, Kelly, Foreham, Ray, Gunn, Maury, Hackworth, Fred, Jenkins, Billy, Lee, Nelson, Lowry, Wade, Miles, Dudley, Ratcliff, Carl, Sykes, Jerry, Taylor, David, Vaughan, Leroy, William, Jimmy, Willis, Charles, Mc- Manus, David, Crisp, John Ray. Burnett, Marjorie, Cox, Mary Eliza- beth, Crain, Ruth Ann, Davis, Mary Carole, Halstead, Laura, Hammone, Mary Lou, Holand, Betty, Hollowel, Linda, Hooker, Andrea, Hunnings, Carolyn, Housh, Toni, Lindell, Peggy, Martin, Jean, Palos, Mary, Senter, Lin- da, Steinhott, Mary Jo, Wadsworth, Dorothy, Williams, Karan, Batson, Robert, Eason, Ray, Ellis, Billy, Flem- ing, John, Giles, Willie, Guy, Roy, Harris, Ralph, Huss, Buddy, Jayner, Lee, Johnson, Charles, Moore, Dennis, Newman, Bill, Roberson, Karl, Stapp, Danny, Vinson, Gene, Williams, Charles, Winslow, Jack, Clark, Steve. 'ills 6ae 58 Barefoot, Alice, Barrach, Billie Sue Brefzford, Gloria, Conner, Mary, Craf ton, Loretta, Davenport, Linda, Hin ton, Linda, Jones, Shelby, Pebworth Jane, Powers, Kathy, Pugh, Frances Spruitt, Mary, Gwine, Linda, Twiddy Joyce, Wall, Shirley, McPherson, Nan cy, Bean, Jimmy, Campen, William Cartwright, Gene, Cooke, Vernon Cutrell, Robert, Finch, Eddie, Fussell Marvin, Futrel, Wiley, Gordon, Dan: ny, Johnson, Luther, Larkin, Eddie Linton, Bruce, McDonald, Warren Mustgrave, Mileard, Tripp, William Umphlett, Donald, Wright, Warren O'Neal, Morris, Johnson, Bill, Werg- ley, Richy. Bumgardner, Betty, Doughtie, Lau rita, Etford, Beatrice, Emerson, Wan da Faye, Fordham, Sandra, Gargis Norma, Garrett, Frances, Jennette Linda, Lancaster, Noida, Moulton Margaret, Parlcer, Judy, Redenour Virginia, Riley, Patricia, Siurselt, Bett Thomson, Audrey, Williams, LaRay Hooker, Bessie, Beasley, David, Broad hurst, Ronald, Clifton, Jerry, Dilday Danny, Ferrell, Pat, Forrest, Albert Guard, Ronnie, Hanbury, Carl, Hud gins, Ronnie, Lane, Alvin, Leary David, McKinney, Roger, Musselwhite Donald, Perkins, John, Phelps, Gene Privott, Richard, Roebuck, Ernest Shiplett, Harles, Daughtery, Eddie. 1 I 6' dde Cahoon, Gary, Everton, Gary, Far- mer, Richard, Harrell, Frank, Heard, John, Holton, Harvey, Liverman, Al- fred, McPherson, Marvin, Manning, Timothy, Mazie, Michael, Proulx, Francis, Root, Joseph, Ward, Donald, Webster, John, Brown, Beverly, Butt, Margaret, Coats, Dorothy, Cro-mwell, Robbie, Deenbar, Judith, Frombell, Linda, Guilliam, Carol, Hanbury, Del- ores, Jocabo, Kathleen, McManus, Jan, Meekins, Elizabeth, Mercer, Jo- Ann, Sabato, Antonia, Satterfield, Faye- Saw er Ann- Schaefer Audith 1 Y 1 r r 1 Steinhoff, Jackie, White, Janet, White- head, Marsha, Williams, Nancy, Yates, Judith. Baker, Donald, Boldher, Connie Church, Ray, Crowe, James, Ethe: ridge, Raymond, Herndon, Ben, Lane James, Muller, John, Old, James Peedin, William, Pittman, Pete, Schnei: der, Michael, Spruill, Gilbert, Wag- oner, Stephen, Adkins, Charlyene Ashe, Lois, Berry, Diana, Carawan Cherl, Council, Louise, Goggin, Ann Griftin, Hhelma, Harrell, Pamela Johnson, Gloria, Lockwood, Pamela Morgan, Delores, Mathis, Jane, O' Neal, Patsy, Page, Louise, Payne Connie, Rose, Lois, Sawyer, Christine Sherrard, Patricia, Swindell, Joyce Watts, Ann, Wilson, Lynne. Babb, William, Baker, Jack, Brint, Rober, Clighorn, Harrey, Culp, Ryan, Ferrera, Frank, Harrell, Rufus, Hicks, Flo d, Ihrip, Keeneth, Knight, David y , Leary, Cecil, McCullock, Eugene, Mus- selwhite, George, Post, William, Saun- ders, Micharel, Sawyer, William Smith, Wayne, Thomas, Ronnie, Up: ton, Edward, Kelley, Jerry, Stevens Thomas, Bass, Patricia, Brickhouse Melba, Hancock, Dianne, Hinson Jeanette, Hoover, Nancy, Hasking Charlotte, Prentiss, Dorothy, Reilly Lorraine, Sanderlin, Phyllis, Sawyer Margaret, Van Luik, Sandra, Wom mack, Sallie Rae, Allcox, Joan, Hodge Martha. 1 1 1 Gm es en Alvin Butt Linda An e Robert ODonnell Shirley Boyce Winman Casklns Phyllis Deal Bob by Hammond Cheryle Dutton Irvin Hedrick Margaret Hooker Robert Maxwell Patricia Hogt John New ton Shirley Humphries Arthur Pugh Lin a Jenkins Cecil Lawrence David Litchfield Richard Lowry Harold Ola Charles Old Philip Parker Hugh Peddect Adric Staton Bobby Thompson Lucion Waterfield Martin Weight Orville Greene Al bert Beiger Faye Anderson James Cooke Larry Clarke Douglas Head Jimmy Hurt Chris Jones Robert Johnson Ray mond Miles Luther Pittman Richard Reynolds William Rivera Martin Totem Walter Tuthill Jimmy White Leroy Alexander Carole Belch Judy Byrum Delores Linda Denby Ann Bibbs Delores- Halstead Karen Horner Jackie- Johnson Mary- Long Carolyn- Martin Lynne- Midgett Mary- Norton Virginia- Pederson Carolyn- Rountree Virginia- Sawyer Barbara- Skinner Lynne- Stewart Gladys- Suggs Callie- Ward Mary Wood Beckie- Young Juliana. Asbell, Harold, Dixon, Larry, Eaton E red, Fussell, Norman, Guid Wayne, Heniees, Fred, Hudson, Bill Olah, Clarke, Register, Jimmie, Sari Charles, Smith, Glen, Stephens, Wil liam, Sterling, Donald, Thompson Larry, Williams, Robert, Hampton, Ar nold, Freeman, Clark, Beasley, Diana Burnette, Jessie, Cogliada, JoAnn DeLeon, Candy, Fordham, Diane Griffin, Pat, Higginbotham, Bessie Johnson, Gwendolyn, Long, Barbara Self, Carolyn, Smith, Patricia, Stocks Carolyn, Ward, Ginnie, Mann, Glen do, Bowee, Jane. 6' ade Bosco, Bernard, Butler, Thad, Cain, Jimmie, Carroll, Keith, Corbett, Rich- ard, Frazier, Charles, Gatton, Reice, Head, Raymond, Jennings, Charles, Jones, Barry, Jones, Douglas, Jones, Eddie, King, Larry, McSweeney, Stev- en, Moulton, Joseph, Nixon, Paul, Noble, Richard, Royster, James, Smith, William, Sterling, Ronald, Sykes, Rus- sell, Tabor, John, Wall, Douglas, Wil- liams, Joe, Wood, Harold, Yate, Billy, Armstrong, Louis, Baker, JoAnn, Hughes, BettyJo, Jernigan, Vick, Jones, Betty, Kasney, Phyllis, Lowery, Brenda, Smith, Faye, White, Maxine. Allen, Lee, Austin, Thomas, Best, John, Cagle, Donald, Coggeshall, Wayne, Coley, Albert Lee, Deeter, Jerald, Denny, William, Dixson, Ray- mond, High, William, Hurst, Ray- mond, Johnson, Richard, MacDonald, Neil, Price, Wade, Stallings, Ervin, Vogler, Louis, Walsh, Patrick, Wil- liams, Lawrence, Chappell, George, Sadouskas, Paul, Borrow, Preston, Makinson, Gearly, Boush, Julia, Geh- rman,- Sandra, Gaddy, Judith, Gar- rett, Julia Mae, Gibbs, Diantha, Joynes, Alma Kay, Johnson, Beverly Ann, Odom, Florence, Privott, Kath- erine, Ryan, Ester, Sizemore, Katie. Allison, Lloyd, Barefoot, Kenneth, Chappel, Wade, Cochran, Evans, Combs, Earl, Davis, Carlton, Finch, Lloyd, Gills, Harold, Grant, William, Gray, Larry, Guard, Clifford, Jackson, Jimmie, Kinsey, Robert, Marslander, Bob, Nichols, Clark, O'Roache, Robert, Payne, Daniel, Pippin, Richard, Ran- dolph, Donald, Ressler, Lawrence, Sawyer, Beecher, Lyndell, James, Warren, Charles, Wells, Ronald, White, Jimmy, Bissette, Brenda, Briggs, Linda, Cofer, Kay, Davis, Carolyn, Davison, Elaine, Dillon, Vicky, Erlandson, Judy, Foxworth, Kathleen, Hancock, Ellen, Midgett, Sonia, Pierce, Bonnie, Powell, Joyce, Smith, Vivian, Webb, Phyllis, Weitzel, Dorothea. ln Memory of 65 O C SW1NDELL Born July 31 1945 Died September 25 1957 Jn tlze ugh! o the unwerde they deemed t ze an t ear eparture LJ taken or mzder an f ear gomg rom uf! to e uller e.4lruc icon but l ey are an peace wzadom of Solomon 3 1 3 5, .fi 1 1 ! . 0 cf: al ln ' cf ' f ' g, fl In ' ' K In J - s Me key to fffthdflbll r4L'fl'Vl?lk.5' I I 'I I 1 v Sponsor GREAT BRIDGE f 5 Na Donna McCord Reporter Auclney Mornnor Recordmg Secretory 'NP 9' Phyllls Harrell Vlce President SCA OBJECTIVES 1 To develop un the students nnntnatnve tor self government 2 To promote those thungs that tend to advance the scholarship and the moral welfare of the school 3 To serve os o co ordnnatuon agency In student octnvutles 4 To nmprove school spnrnt and school prude 5 To promote o feeling ot un derstondlng between students and faculty fi? 'PV' David Gendoll Choplam Y' Jaclue Harrell Corrospondmg Secretary in Sf Iv 7 nd' Jean Baum Parllomentarlan Larame Unser Treasurer Mnss Irma Vmson Co Sponsor Mrs Eluzabeth Hanbury Co Sponsor S! Rebecca Powers Presnclent 6 To plan ond promote whole some actuvntnes for the recrea tnon and entertaunment of the students 7 To undertake prolects bene flcnol to the communtty 8 To promote honesty through out the student body 9 To promote protectuon of the building and grounds 10 o develop the unter club councnl unto on ettectnve organ: zatuon 'll To promote safety In and for the student body 1 P...A. li QQ I 'J t 'N K 'V lf '59 r 5 - ' Q 5 A l 'ret' l 1 ' , .T ' - L'00PERv4 NVE' 145 06114 7l0N The Student Ccoperatnve As socuatuon gave the faculty a coke break durnng nts Pre School Conference Charters were presented cn of the assemblaes to the va rlous clubs The Honor Club which as pro moted by the Student Councnl sponsored a membershp drive f r the students It am as promote honesty wnthnn he munds of all students especially during quizzes tests and ex ams Everyone was urged to sign the scroll and the cam pangn for new members was very successful The Thanksgnvlng and Christ mas baskets were guven to the nndugent famnlues of the com munuty An enthusnastuc contest between the gurls and boys en couraged more food to be brought On December 14 In the school cafeterxa the SCA sponsored a HoI'y Hop Santa Claus came to say Hello and for all to have thenr pictures taken on hns knee It helped to put everyone In the Chrustmas splrnt The Student Council DR 957 Is Your name l1sted7 Q P ns for Sale' Clormets Percussion Flutes Cornets David Starkey Sammy Luke Nancy Edmonds Elsie S xton Pat Jennings Faye Elliott Eleanor Schucker Linda Hollowell Mary Hammond Mary Carroll David Toni Housh Peggy Savage Wilma Kennon Leroy Vaughan Tim Bathe Eddie Mapp Carl Ratclift David Leary Ann Deibler 6 X6 Jewell Vaughan Pat Thomas Mike Olah Betty Hedrick Basses I' Wayne Hooker Edward Taylor Robert Stewart Wayne Cuthrell umpets William Walker Mary Ann Wood Larry Ashbrook Albert Barbour Trombones A H George Olah Jimmy Moore David Moulton James Burleigh Billy Jenkins lto Clarinet: Jimmy Hamilton OI'l'1SZ Kenneth Dunkluy Ruth Rishel Ellis Smith Fred Hackworth Boritones: Buddy Meyers Joe Sawyer Jimmy Williams Kelly Forehand Sponsor: GREAT BRIDGE PHARMACY 66 Paul Sielofif George Sykes F eddie Carwile Lewis Allison John Fleming Charles Sawyer Bobbie Hawley Jerry Sykes Karl Roberson Tim Gregory Rosalie Giles Benny Benard Henry Small Buss Trombone Bain Langston Oboes Judy Gregory Anne Crowder Alto Sax Ronald Torbert Dudley Miles Carolyn Voliva Wade Lowerv Tenor Sax: Benny Basnig ht Baritone Sax: Willie Gile Bossoons: Peggy Trimble Barbara Olah Boss Clarinets: Margaret Reid Maury Gunn Musik! Musik! Mas! . Peggy Trimble, 12th Grade Re resentativeg Jewell Vaugha The Band Staff include l I d 11th Grade Representativeg Ju Gregory, 10th Grade Represev tative Mary Ann Wood 91 Grade Representatvv Vaughan 8th Gra a we Sammy L ar Mulorettes Ann Alun Drum Malorette Ann Cartwright Captain Delores Hare Phyllis Harrell Annette Brnckhou Ann Denbler Helen Coley f? SG' L-1. if-' r Robert Martnn Band Director Sponsor EARLE S BETTER Bl MARKET its 0ur X hx Vi ax L M., . vmdu C Oli Cxqxld , 09555 'X ,ow ,fried CK 55.1 . ny O OF Xezsec,-3: Lhoume Y i 29,5 GOT ,vo li PWC' vom tones -HAY. O V Pfei-ind go'-Bel .xl Nlmlftgfvqovfl O Miss Peggy Newsom ,egg Sf 05, View Director of Choral Music xv ol'l!,:,xxb 'o sw' B he . a'tQ3e:Yoaafes ' sw Q qfiw xl-f 4 K . 'A Q K' v so nt? . E Ate The Great Bridge High School Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Peggy Newsom, is composed of students interested in music in grades nine through twelve. This chorus participates on numerous occasions, such as its yearly Christmas and Spring concerts and the Music Festival where our chorus has, for the past two years, held the highest rating of any chorus in the county. Sponsor: GREAT BRIDGE HARDWARE ffzorases The Choralettes are a sing' ing group of nine girls and an accompanist. They sing at different occasions too numerous to list. They are from left to right: Betty Wood, Accompanist, Linda Thornton, Ann Akin, Shir- ly Old, Donna McCord, Elsie Mae Whitfield, Linda Higginbotham, Jeanette Brickhouse, Janice Todd, and Doris Liles, Sponsor: KITCHIN CRANE CO. Wt.. The Girls' Chorus, having a member- ship of 27 girls, meets during first period. This Chorus participates in the Christmas and Spring Concerts and in the Music Festival. The Eighth Grade Chorus, as the name may imply, is made up entirely of eighth graders. While not participat- ing in the night concerts, this chorus provides the Christmas assembly pro- gram for the elementary and iunior high grades. They also participate in a music festival. .eg ' vow Me Bridge The Journalism class is in charge ofthe publication of our school newspaper, The Bridge. In each issue the class prints news of interest to all school students, faculty, and alumni. Four editors take the responsi- bility for news, editorials, features, and sports. Stu- dents divide the various iournalistic tasks among the class. The writing and mechanics are separate duties. News of coming events, reviews of past events, honorable mentions in sports, sport schedules, club news, editorials, feature articles, book reviews, and cartoons are published in each issue. Mrs. Bernice Rosso, Sponsor, Supervising Good Key Work. The Bridge family includes: Jo Ann Morse, Editor-in-Chief, Shirley Prothro Feature Editor, Martin Oliver, Sports Editor, Glenn Dowdy, Art Editor, and Sandra Sanderson, Reporter. xr Q- We fm Up, Ure fda eway Days of rushing and days of quiet and careful planning by the Causeway Staff bring to G.B.H. an Annual of superior quality. The Annual staff has en- deavored to include many memorable moments for each and every student. The annual stat? includes: Billy Deibler, Editor-in1Chiefg Jean Baum, Co-Editor, Jeanette Brickhouse, Assistant Editor, Elsie Whitfield, Assistant Editor, Charles Jones, Business Manager, Diane Pezzella, Assistant Business Managery Dave Gendell, Photography Editor, Betty Wood, Sports Edi- tor, Peggy Love, Assistant Sports Editor, Jackie Harrell, Becky Powers, Laraine Unser, and Alice Knight, Copy Editors: and Mrs. Phelps, Sponsor. Gee! That looks Good. Causeway family portrait, 4-A .4 Baan . sf '7 W M ' o 'f oe were 71 Iomorro donor Udlfne In ir I W! 5 .ww Camera I vy ffltvv The Camera Club's purpose is to teach students interested in photography the essentials of developing and tak- ing pictures. The club works closely with both the Bridge Stat? and the Causeway Staff. Each member has learned to develop and to print pic- tures. I THE OFFICERS OF THE CAMERA CLUB ARE: Peggy Trimble, presidentp Betty Wood, vice presidentp Lindo Todd, secretaryg Shirley Old, trocsurerg Teddy Parker and Ruth Risshel, inter-club council members. THE OFFICERS OF THE IVY HI-Y ARE: Bill Vining, president, George Vaughan, vice presi- dentg Dave Gendell, secretary, Roger Jones, treas- urerp and Thompson Mann, chaplain. With its first year as a club behind it, the Ivy Hi-Y is rapidly progressing. This year it has sponsored a Christ. mas party for underprivileged chil- dren and has carried out many projects. THE OFFICERS OF THE DORIA TRI HIY ARE Priscilla Julian, president, Martha Hudgins, vice president, Annette Harrell, recording secretary, Linda Finch, corresponding secretary, Rebecca Eason, treasurer, Jo Ann Morse, reporter, Kaye Bur- gess, chaplain, Camille Chesson, parliamentarian, and Miss lrma Vinson, sponsor. THE OFFICERS OF THE DELTA TRI-HI-Y ARE: Jackie Harrell, president, Dorothy Simmons, vice president, Susan Vassar, recording secretary, Lar, aine Unser, corresponding secretary, Patsy Moore, treasurerp Helen Wright, chaplain, Ginny Lawrence, historian, Alice Knight, parliamentarian, and Miss Poole, sponsor. The first organized club of its kind in the school, the Delta Tri-Hi-Y has many obiectives. Its members carry out many projects from which the proceeds are used to help those in need. The purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards ot Christian character, which they strive to live by. ---sq Dar h Tri- Hi-J' , 9 9 De! a Tri fix' .V l M'-swung, Nationally organized, the Tri-Hi-Y of America helps those in need. The Daria Tri-Hi-Y is one of these organi- zations. The biggest objective of their second year in existence is the adop- tion of a young welfare girl. Their platform is, Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean livingf' lien A The Head Ushers of the Usher Staff are: Jean Baum, Soniorg and Marvin Mann, Junior. The usher swf? has two main functions, to assist in reduc- ing congestion in assemblies and to usher at night activities, The homerooms are ushered to each assembly by on usher on the staff. The stafl is sponsored by Mr. Clark, DE. and D,O, coordinator, and composed of Juniors and Seniors. forenslbs Ushers The oflicers of the Forensic Club are: Martha Hudgins, Presidentg Helen Denard, Vice Presidentp Pat Crowling, Secretary-Treusunrg and Mr. Eley, Sponsor. ,- v. The Forensic Club was a new club this year. lts main purpose was to create interest in forensics and to help the members become better readers and speakers. I-17214. F.B.l.v4. President Susan Vasser Vice President, Ginny Lawrence Recording Secretary Annette Harrell, Corresponding Secretary .leon Miller Treasurer, Dorothy Simmons Reporter Linda Yates' Historian Rachel Holland, Sponsors, Mrs. Carson ond Mr Gaskins. lx, OFFICERS OF THE F.T.A. ARE1 President, Audrey Marriner, Vice President, Patsy Moore, Secretary, Linda Higginbothamg Treasurer, Ann Crowder, Reporter, Janice Todd, Parliamen- tarian, Ann Akin, Historian, Jo Ann Morse, Inter- Club councilman, Sandra Sanderson, Sponsor, Mrs. Curling, an-an The F.B.l..A. is organized for the purpose of developing the leader- ship potential of high school stu- dents enrolled in business educa- tion classes who are planning future careers in business. -.4 s.- The purpose of the F.T.A. is to promote interest in the field of teaching. Members must have a C average and must be interested in teaching. Dfiferswka' Occapaflbns Dx' fnbufive fdacaf bn fX'o The Diversified Occupations Club is composed of students who take DO. The club is affiliated with the state club and members are eligible to participate in state contests spon- sored by the group each year. The DO Club has an annual state meeting, an annual employer-em- ployee banquet, regular monthly meetings, special speakers from busi- ness and industry, public speaking exhibits, and the club cooperates with worthwhile civic clubs and depart- ments in the school. T ' f X9 The ofticers of the DO Club are: sponsor , , , . ,.., , ,. Mr. Clark vice-president , Jimmy Poteat secretary , Rosebud Willou hb V 9 Y treasurer ,, ., Joe Chamberlain The officers of the DE Club are: president c,,.,,.,,,,,...,,. Herman Curling vice president ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B ill Crow S9Cl'9fC!ry ,,,,,..,.. ..s,. C orrine Lowry sponsor .,.,,,. .s,,,,c,.,c, M r. Clark treasurer ,,,.,..,,,,,,,..,,,, Roland Cullifer , zg . Hy qvfagt E A 2 Q. 54 it ,J Z ? l I .JX 7 The Distributive Education Club is composed cf students enrolled in DE. The club is affiliated with both state and national DE Clubs and members are eligible to participate in state and national contests sponsored by the groups each year. The annual state convention is held in Richmond. Other activities are an annual employer banquet, regular monthly meetings with speakers from business and industry, public speak- ing exhibits and cooperating with worthwhile clubs. ll , v i 4, Q ' X Jan br 4-fi The ofticers ofthe Senior 4-H Club are: president ,,,.,,.A ,, . Francis Old reporter .. V... .A, ,. Robert Stewart vice president ,Ai,A,,,,, Tommy Cornette secretory-treasurer ,ee, ,, ., James Cox The ofticers of the Junior 4-H Club are: vice president ri,,i,,,,, Harvey Sullivan Pfevdenf -rrff .. ...ss John Rowdond secretary , A . ,,,,, .Kay Williams treasurer ,,,, . Carol Robinson reporter .eesees.... eseeess.. R ichard Privott Senior 4 - tl l gil ll All Jill alll if 17 A 4-H Club member must carry a proiect. This proiect must be com- pleted, and in doing so, the member learns something about management -whether the project be in crops, vegetables, food preparation, live- stock, or sewing. The four H's stand for head, heart, hands, and health, and young people develop leadership in order that they may improve themselves, as well as their surroundings. ,A-.. The Motto of the 4-H Clubs is To Make the Best Better. Any boy or girl between the ages of 'IO and 21 who is interested in homemaking may belong to the 4-H Club, Muff S ,,- M4 FA OFFICERS OF THE FHA ARE- President, Barbara Hartman, Vice President, Mary Ann Gilliam, Secretary, Katherine Stewart, Treas- urer, Myrna Fletcher, Reporter, Alice Doughtieg Par- liamentarian, Norma McCarty, Sponsor, Miss Hoi stead. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to encourage home econom- ics and to prepare for a good family life. The members are taught to sew, to cook, and to do many more activities which will help them to become good homemakers of the future. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America Club is the development of ag- ricultural leadership, cooperation, and citi- zenship. The contests held each year are: Forestry Contest, Tractor Operator's Contest, Crops Judging Contest, Livestock Judging Con- test, and Public Speaking Contest. A good showing was made by the boys in these contests. The numerous plaques found on the walls ot the agricultural classroom prove this. lui ,964 OFFICERS OF THE FFA ARE: President, D, B. 'Nalstong Vice President, Jimmy White, Treasurer, James Garrett, Sentinel, Jimmv Barcrottq Secretory, Edward Olahg Reporter, Mike Riley, Sponsor, Mr. Pierce en br Scfience an br .Ycknce Each year the Science Club strives to rther the interest in Science through. ut the student body. This year they ve proved to be a very successful and rclworking group, S-pr The Junior Science Club is composed of young high school students who are interested in all fields of science. They try to learn the efifects of the sciences on their daily lives and also to make proi- ects in their respective scientific fields. JXX M. Nt, r- . . Doris Watson, Presidentg Roger Jones, Vice Presidentg Thomp- son Mann, Treasurer-Secretaryg Mr. Sheppard, Sponsor. Joe Williams, President Gary Sanderlin, Vice Presidentg Dcir rell Cook, Secretaryg Mr. Griffin, Sponsor. Debate Back Sta e '27 , Q . P' J -so ' 1 -h --'OH' The Debate Club carries on debates within its club and also with other clubs. The club's purpose is to stimulate interest in debating. .mx , J THE OFFICERS OF THE DEBATE CLUB ARE: Joe Knight, Presiclentg Tommy Cardwell, Vice Pres identg Camille Chesson, Secretaryp Shep McKinney Treasurerg Janet Culpepper, Reporterg Tony Gendell Inner-Club-Council Memberg Mrs. Hanbury, Sponsor YQ X A i 3 THE OFFICERS OF THE BACKSTAGE CLUB ARE Lowell Fayna President Rennie Alexander Vice President Lee Moss Secretary Treasurer Rosa i Merrill Reporter Mr Turner Sponsor Being a member of the Backstage C ub provides experience with lighting, staging properties, and backstage work in conjunction with dramatic produc- tions. lt is a vital part to any produc- tion. it tv Hobby Math wmv. THE OFFICERS OF THE HOBBY CLUB ARE: ohnny Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer, Tommy Staton, eporter, Mr. Alley, Sponsor, THE OFFICERS OF THE MATH CLUB ARE: Jon Marshall, President, Danny Capps, Vice President, Hope Newman, Secretory-Reporter, Helen Wright, Treasurer: Mr. DeFord, Sponsor. The Moth Club is open to all juniors and seniors who have had two years of math. The reol purpose of this club is to create a great interest in math by several projects that will be completed this. year. Moth can be fun as we have worked many math riddles and picture prob- lems. on Games, President, John Pearson, Vice President, l 'v 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 mem- ber completes a proiect, thus learning the fundamental rules and basic prin- cipals of working with power tools. The omcers of the Girls' Athletic Association are: President, Sharon Huffmondg Vice President, Becky Eason, Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Burgess: Reporter, Pat Johnson, and Recorder of Points, Pat Miller. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized to create and generate interest in athletics and social activities among girl students. The girls participate in volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, gymnastics, and tennis. Often they play with other schools, such as Cradocln. Monog am WTI: Aflzlef 2' Assoclhrfbn The officers of the Monogram Club are: Linky Pratt, President, Fred Childress, Vice President, fab- sent from picturejg Charles Jones, Secretary, Jim Barefoot, Treasurer, Glen Dowdy, Sergeant at Arms, and Mr, Calhoun, Sponsor. W Any boy who has received a letter for participa- tian in any varsity sport may become a member of the Monogram Club. Its purpose is to promote better sportsmanship in the school and its main project is sponsoring the homecoming dance, which is always a big success, X1 J- ini Nm' anal Honor Soc ery Membership of the National Honor Society is based on outstanding lead- ership, service, and character. All members must possess and maintain all of these characteristics plus a B average. The most important obiectives are to sponsor College Day, Student Help, and a scholarship which is to be pre- sented ro a senior member to help further his education. The purpose ofthe National Honor Society is to promote high scholastic achievements, fine character, and leadership qualities among the stu- dents. Sponsor NORFOLK HIGHLANDS P T A X. F- 'I 'Q I K iw 'Og xnxx-.Qu ,, .V sf'-mf? 15- 'x rf .s 6.2 I Lila, .., -fu 5 is M, 3' 'lx f W 1 :va NW. .-.,,,,.,.wm,,nsh A N4-f.q,f-,.,1.A ,MM A U '+'--s.:,, fi ff Y, -WY , , .J-P' W-.V-Ill,-fx-5,4 .wg-nv' Q kxw - me key to Sporfsmansli Aflllefics 5 5 W V W3-L Yf ' M M ,VY -. xbx , 'im - M., fa 'Q- .,,. ,lg L' 2 we , Q ,xv ,- Twqkx LQM' ' 1,1 I 0078140 Furs! Row Colon Baker Bobby Roysier James Wes? Martin Oliver Lmky Prof! Fred Childress Johnny Cooke Charles Jones Davld Law son Glenn Dowcly Gary Warren Second Row Melvin Lawson Tommy Prenflss Gary Sanderlm Jeryl Frasr Olin Floyd J D Ward Arthur Neal Don Haur Herman Baccus Tony Gendell Jam Barefoot Thlrd Row Wyvnlle Bryant Jimmy Tafem Freddie Falk Bully Trueblood I. G Harris Gene Wlnsion James Cox Biscoe Pmman Mann Johnny Vmson f' 1 7' mV' '41 Q 1' 'W -Q x . if . J ..,-lx. A Coaches Captain O'Brien, Calhoun, and Laumann look hopefully at line. Linky Praft Sponsor: SPO RTSMAN SHOP Marvm X T Ee 9 . M l Rf Q 1 43. '-if x 'Y 1 . . 99 I E , W, ff Z 1 - i LV fit fi i .X , MV pai' .. -1, ' 412 C D , X I . LW!! QQ , .N , L 'dw' , xi if 'W-A I 5 Q Q , A Lihky Pratt, V o Cente Baker n ms n Q' 9,1673 I -nl 'fr A E- - ack ,yr X-, ,,..A, if yay, f 1-f 3? .-Qiftxii X ,. . ,n .na .sr ff ,A I 1 WW owdy, ' -fm-5' SWK Var :Ty Chee leaders ,4 df Patsy Moore, Co-Captain Helen Denard Patsy Gayle, Co-Captain Martha Hudgins Betty Sue Smith Frances Grimm Donna McCord Mary West Peggy Love Donnie Gayle, Mascot Camile Chesson Sponsor: JERRY J, PEzzELLA, PAINTING coNrRAcroR 90 Jumbr Var 1731 Football and Chee leaders .,V Our JV Football players worked hard . for a successful season, and with the M' 'N-..., his , support of the JV Cheerleaders, the team i Q 1, f-af ' D truly succeeded. i t V' ., Coach Lauman Y ' ' .- , First Row: A. Leary, B. Dunbar, C. Johnson, L. White, J. Thompson, J. Falk, S. Sanderlin, M. Miller, Mr. Lauman, E. Baller, T. Fearington, J. Kerns, D. Harris, G, Everton, M. Ott- ley, V. Parrish, J. Cutchins, C. Nix, and J. Heileg. OUR JV CHEERLEADERS CHEERED THEM ON: Vivian Quidley, Co-Captain, Judy Flanagan, Co-Captain, Anna Lee, Ioyce Stanley, Diane Smith, JoAnn Marshlender, Carol Denard, Roxanna Powers, Matha Brient. Not Pictured: Eliza- beth Ann Etheridge. Q l M 1 ., -I af' . 1 1 0 2.1 : .,v.l. I . I s.'-.- . ,' C , 'sssgs . - ix 9 I I ss N . Frank . . , ,,,,, ,,v,,.,,,.,,-,-,,,., - . Smit 'I ,,,, ,,s.:-S..-44-z:2Tif.?.72:sG.gq an e'i.:1., A Cf' ' - 2 ----4- --Z ,-......... . 69 GreaTBHdg!,.'.f.T.f'.j., J L SU .n . . 0 . -- Great Bridge ........, 2.3 - Cooke's Variety Store 5 5 L91 -,f--1 ----................. Great Bridge ............ .14-if . 1 plk' Cf-ifl'10liC Great Bridge ,,,.,....,. fbi, ,Q 25351. --,...,. Great Bridge ........,... 3561 - ' 'if ------P --....... Great Bridge ........,.,. ' el., .,.......... ..... G reat Bridge ,,,,.,.,,, :gbxlz 'fl qfI1 ., -1 --..e-........... 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We, the students, wish to congratulate the team and coach for their fre- mendous performance during the 1957-58 sea- son. We feel that you have certainly proved to be the champions that we knew you to be all along. Because of you, we bow out of Group ll on top. tw Basketball , XJ That's1he sufuahon, Boys li I fl Don'f give up Cooke, you've shll got another hand Jump, Jump Jump A Lnttle Higher I .J s Get your rebounds, boys Sponsor: Harrell Pouliry Market Inc - M., ef' , tx. M ffufwi f n a , 1- z an ,xin.,,,'!i. if ,x unap.,,. .gd , - n. E ' Milly, tfg 'a afll ' l1'4l.!' .l I A ell! . f , 4 - I l 0 h',,, .V I li.. 'U Ljaus, 4.upvup,,,l Q, ,, :nnum,,' ' J -ar , ff, 'ug,,,' '1 A V 1 Q A,...4,,,uu X 'xi Q 1 A1 1-'pN',,,,x ' . ,, x s - ' s - X D u S X X K Two Mighty Men l av' Wgvqwf. f, ' Lil-'Q A mf' is 1 W 2-2 'T V Basketball Franklnn Smuth Cradock Barry Robinson Suftolk Norfolk Catholic Va Beach Smnth Deep Creek Northampton Va Beach Norfolk Cctholuc Deep Creek ,Y,A,, Va. Beach ,.,,,, Deep Creek ,, Franklin ,,,,.,, Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Sponsor: Ca rva Foods The wrestling team under the leadership of Coach Billy O'Brien has shown great im- provement over last year. Edward Olah, the captain, has given en- couragement to the entire team, and every student has seen this exhibited during each of the games. Wresfl bg Coach Billy O'Brien, Colon Baker, David Lawson. First Row: Olin Floyd, Irvin Clark, Bisco Pittman, Ed- ward Olah, Bobby Royster, and Billy Litchfield. Second Row: Tommy Barefoot, Herbert Whitehurst, David Leary, James West, Johnny Thompson, and Len White. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team wp? , f fin i. w -A V ,vm , MN' ,i Q W , . 7 4 ig Mf'ff,'L,fw . trys... Ugh-h-h-h Sponsor: McCloud's Building Supplies Berkley Feed Co-cperation Snapsbo fs K Q 137 Q' Ng, 'nj ff..-w 'f 'ff' Q'f..TT.',1':':.gf, 5, WL 4 0 , Me key to 1700055 Features G 3 't. Q The festivities began sharply ci 6 o'clock with o Bor-B-Que Supper honoring the classes of '22, '32, '42, ond '52. Fred Chil- dress, the Co-Captain, crowned Laurel Burchom, our Homecom- ing Queen. Being the victors, everyone enioyed immensely the Homecoming Dance. flomecormhg ua-hw 47 .rf M ffm ff' g Harvest Festival The Ruritan Club of Great Bridge highlighted its activities with a Harvest Festival. Eleanor Schucker was crowned Queen and reigned over the Ruritan Dance. nh 1 f el xr NGDQI -Asif Riff ., :', I i Q ,F . -if 'lf 5. Af ' f fi ' Nj--v--..., R322 'f 5' x ll Moss Confusion in How did this happen? v Off we go into the wild blue yonder egfzbors l Producer, Director, The minstrel was . ond Writer. one of the b e st ever presented ot Great Bridge. Sponsor: Balfour, Inc. Shop At Robert Holl's O Open Wide, Now soy Ah-h Mis. C'0llZ 6'E D147 College Day sponsored by the Nahoncl Honor Socnety was very suc cessful On Nov 1957 Jumors and Se l wonder? nuors of Great Brudge ond Deep Creek attended college day and mode plans to attend the col lege of thenr choace -if Seems mfereshng offer all Two thorns an a bed of roses Honesfl lt: not so bodl Af leosl e re ou! of class WhaO's o mower? Run oui of answers? How close is V. P. l.? 2 104 S 5 X Senior Play 'Cfmrhe s A f asf Steven Spettugue George Vaughan Sur Frances Chesney Wulluam Stewart Jack Chesney Roland Cullnfer Charlue Wykeham Lowell Fayna Lord Fancourt Babberley Ronme Alexander Brassett Tommy Stafford Donna Lucna D Alvadorez Betty Wood Amy Spettngue Shnrley Old Kutty Verdun Helen Wrught Ella Delahay Lee Moss 'Q7 i f' 1 0 Mr. Turner, Producer and Director and Student Directors if ? Y Most Cooperative Billy Deibler, Laraine Unser ,rlalllllf 1' , X , . - . J rf. gl Fllli l 1 ,, Ay' fr 'f'2 .. :V 1? 5 :V z fpgk' Qu J' ,, l 5 . Q' gf., , .. Pj Most Popular Rebecca Powers, Linky Pratt Most School Spirit Patsy Moore, George Vaughan Sembr f fi 1 1. 3 W 9 Ki. Biggest Flirt Betty Wood, Charles Biggs 3' Sf, -,,. - .x P I . os ! B A Fo 4:01 Friendliest Jim Barefoot, Audrey Marriner , 4? JT Best Looking Jean Baum, Bill Crow l , 4 - .. Superlaffife 1 Best All Around K Rebecca Powers, Jim Barefoot Most Athletic Lmky Pratt Patsy Moore Most Original Joe Chamberlin, Rosalie Merrill Most Likely to Succeed Janice Todd, Dave Gendell Lazuest Clyde Cooper, Gayle Volivq 1' Most Unpredictable Ronnie Alexander, Peggy Trimble flfl 5 P OPHECY As the wheel of progress has qunckly revolved mans ultlmote goal has now come unto bemg the conquermg of e moon Martm Olnver the first to set foot on the moon takes a corps of special techmcnans wnth hum They are Paul Hogan oe Lehman and James Merrltt Worklng at out of space controls we find George Sykes orderung Jon Marshall elec trlcal englneer to radio back to John Hayes at the shipyard to send Bull Vmnng and Tommy Stafford to Mol ole John Vlnson Glenn Dowdy and Carl DeWald own a huntmg club In the Yellow Swamp Jay Reel Bull Waters and Ronald Sanger have been huntmg for four years but have found nothmg but Charles Biggs chasmg Ann Foster Back on earth Danny Capps us ductatmg to hrs secretaries Judy Booth Gaynell Gales Lnnda Yates Susan Vassar and Ann Delbler to send a speclal letter to Ruth Rlshel and Edward Olah who operate the Scootmk Beauty Salon Everett Peace Roland Culllfer and Junne Johnson are televlslng their own show featuring Lowell Fayna Ronme Alexander and George Murray the three Mouseketeers Speclal dancers on the show are Elfneda Lltchfield and George Vaughan Lee Phupps and Bully Phullnps are techmcal advlsors In the teaching professlon are Patsy Moore Janace Todd Audrey Marrlner and Kay Eason As puplls we find J D Ward Inman Jones and Allce Doughtle Joan Totem our physlcal educatlon teacher IS showing Larame Unser Ann Cart wnght and Peggy Trlmble skulls In athletics At Yankee Staduum ls Johnny Cooke pltchnng to Joe Chamberlom Freddne Falk and Jummy Poteat took time off from theur used car lot to watch the game Charles Jones and Lmky Pratt are co owners of the stadium Jaclue Harrell and Becky Powers are lust boarding thelr flaght to outer space The pllots are Alton Cahoon and D B Walston wuth Nancy Dlllon Francis Ward and Alice Kmght as hostesses Llvlng In the old molds home of Bobble Love are Rosebud Wllloughby Pat Muller and Betty Jean Butler Shelby Harras and Corrme Lowry are redecoratmg the home On the moon Tommy Barefoot Thomas Hart Dave Gendell and Bully Delbler are proof readang Jean Baums book How to Wm Husbands Jlmmy Barefoot has become the moons best basketball player Mattre Fodrle Jane Cutrell and Rosalle Merrill own the largest dlme store on the moon Betty Newman Julla laplene Joan Trapp and Lyndal Marwutz are ransmg a lot of httle moon men Annette Bnckhouse Jean Denbler and Dorothy Ssmmons are tn owners of Johnson and Johnson Sears Roebuck IS owned by Charles Hackworth and working under hum are Betty Wood and Shlrley Old sung mg commercnallsts In the back alleys of space Myrna Fletcher under cover agent of the F Bl ns unvestogatmg Jamce Read a sidewalk artlst Lee Moss and Barbara Smnth telephone operators and Joanne McCleod a mllllonanre Bull Crow Paul Sexton and Wnllnam Stewart are competnng for Mr Umverse Judges are Jerry Jones Leonard Whute Frankue Crow and Lmda Davns Ruby McCroy worlds famous nurse as treatnng Davnd Capps for flnancual troubles recelved from Mary Ann Holcombe 108 , , 1 1 - ' I , . , ,,,, . , . 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Katherune Marne Adams G A A Jackue Allen Backstage Cub D O Reporter 4 Jasper Dempsey Barefoot Jr S C A l 3 Baseball 2 4 Bas ketball 2 4 Football 2 4 Math Club 3 Monogram Cub Treas urer 4 Junuor Class Pres dent Senlor Class Vrce Presndent Jean Marne Baum Lsterary Socsety Presldent l G A A l St dent Councul 2 3 4 S C A homeroom representatnve 2 S C A Correspondung Secretary 34 Natvonal Honor Society 3 4 Parllamentarnan 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Asslstant Edrtor of An nual 3 Co Edntor 4 National Hom Socrety 3 4 Presudent 4 Beta Club 2 F T A 3 4 Delta Trl HI Y 3 4 Delegate to Model General Assembly 3 Usher Staff 3 4 candldate for Miss Run tan l 3 Chairman of Mock Electron 3 Mmstrel 4 Prom Steering commuttee 3 Sensor Chorus 4 Charles Kerry Blggs lntramural basketball Treasurer of loth Grade Judrth Ann Booth F H A Secretary l Junlor Dramatlcs Club A Delta Tru Reba Annette Brnckhouse G A A maxed chorus malorette Betty Jean Butler G A A I 2 De ta Trl HnY 4 Backstage Club Damel Vmcent Capps Fleld and Track Co captam I 2 Qui! em on the Arr Nataonal Honor Socaety Treasurer 4 Math Club Vlce Presndent 4 Science Club Monogram Club Hobby Club Beta Club Honor Club David K Capps Art Club D E Club Reporter 4 lndustroal Arts Club D E Bowlang Team Honor Club Joyce Ann Cartwnght Magorette Co captain 2 3 Captam 4 G A A14 F T A 2 3 4 DeltaTnHlY 4 Minstrel 4 Club 1 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Football l4 All Dustnct All Clty all Group ll 3 Baseball 14 Captam All Dustructl 2 3 4 All cuty 2 3 Basketball 'I4 All Dvstnct All Clty 3 4 All Dnstnct Cho rus All State Chorus l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Class Play 4 Minstrel 3 Journalism Sports Editor 1 4 Wnllnam Edward Crow Chorus l 2 3 Back Stage Club l Foot 3 E Clu Vice Presndent 3 4 Herman John Curlnng D E Edntor of D E l President of D E ll D E Bowlnng Team Jane Carolyn Cutrell G A H A 2 Ban Lmda Maud D vns Band l 2 3 G A A l Home Economics Club 2 4 Parllamentarlan ater F Deal F F A 3 Vnce Pres dent 3 Sentinel 2 Beverly Ann Denbler G A C A Band 2 3 4 Natlo Honor Society 2 3 4 At Club Dena Trl Hu Y Co Chairman of Decoration Committee of Jumar Sensor Prom F B L A Mal r ette 4 Usher Stall Elmer Herman Delbler J Math Club 3 4 Vnce President 3 Beta Club Scnence Club Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Mock Elec tuon Commlttee Editor ln Chlef of Annual 4 Sports Edltor of An nua 3 Usher Staff 3 4 Mnstrel 4 Band l 2 Boys State 3 Jeanme D lb er F B L A l Art C b l Carl DeWad Football Baseball Track 4 Nancy Loulse Dlllon G A A Camera Club Backstage Club Msnstrel 4 Chorus Gurls Mnxed Alnce Faye Doughtue F H A l 2 3 4 Reporter 2 ye 80l0f Glenn Dawdy Basketball l 2 3 4 Footb ll l 2 3 4 Ba ball l 2 Monogram club 3 4 Newspaper Staff Art Edutor 4 Walter Ray Dunn D E treasurer 3 Kay Allen Eason Varsnty Basketball G A A F B L A C era Club James Freddxe Falk Football Backstage Club Lowell Tyrone Foyna Horneroom Representatnve Backstage Club Vuce President and Presldent Contest Plays Sensor Play J V Football Varsaty Football Chorus Festwal Vnce Presudent of Cho rus 55 Myrna Gale Fletcher F H A Treasurer Lrterary Socaety F B A Tn Mattie Mane Fodne G A A Davad Smnth Gendell Beta Club 2 Natnonal Honor Socaety 3 4 Vnce Presrdent 4 lvy HuY 3 4 Secretary 4 Mmstrel 4 Most lukely to Succeed 4 Science Club I 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball J V 2 V 3 4 Usher Stott 3 4 Boys State Annual Stal? Photography Editor 4 Gaynell Ella Gales Art Club F B L A Spencer Roland Gsllnam .I V Football 2 Track 2 3 4 Mono gram Club Backstage Club 3 Hobby Club 3 Band 1 2 Charles Gregory Hackworth Contest Play 4 Jacqueline Rae Harrell F B l. A 2 3 4 Vlce President 3 Choralette 3 4 G A A l TrlHlY 3 4 President 4 Usher Staff 3 4 Student Councul Correspondmg Secretary 4 G A A l Trl HIY 3 4 President 4 Usher Stat? 3 4 Student councnl Correspondmg Secretary 4 Shelby Jane Horns May Court Pep Club Speech Club Presldent Mary Ann Holcombe F B L A National Honor Soclety Rachel Holland F H A I F B L A Hnstornan 4 Art Club 2 Delta Tn HI Y 4 Jennette Ivey F H A Backstage Club G A A .lunme Johnson Football Basketball Wrestlmg Charles David Jones Quiz Em on the Arr 2 3 4 Monogram Club 'I4 Reporter 2 Secretary 4 Varsnty Football 3 4-Man ager 1 J V Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball l Managerl The Bridge 3 Annual Stal? Business Manager 4 Beta Club 2 Na tvonal Honor Society 3 4 Runtan club Essay Wmner 4 Inman Jones Baseball 3 Basketball 3 4 Wllllam Lavtns Justice Science Club 3 Monogram Club 4 Track 3 Allce Knight Cheerleader l Chorus Girls l Mixed 2 Natuonal Honor Society 2 3 4 TnHlY 3 4 Parllamentanan 4 Math Club 3 F T A 4 Debate 2 G A A I Home room Repre sentatlve 2 Annual Staff 4 Copy Edltar Julla Laplene Pep Club Dramatncs Elfrneda Margaret Lltchfleld Newspaper Club Treasurer and Re porter 2 Homeroom Representatwe l The Bridge Reporter 3 Chorus Gnrls and Mnxed Reporter Backstage Club Mmstrel 4 Delta Tn H1 Y Contest pays Buble Club Drrll Team Corinne Anne Lowry Art Club Cheerleader 3 Backstage Club DE Club secretary 4 Secretary of Sophomore Class Secretary and Treasurer of Glrls Chorus ' -1 - A - - 1 1 1 1 1 G1 1 1 1 1 se- . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' , . - I I 1 -- 1 - - . ., , . . 1- - 1 -1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 - 1 - - ' 1 . . .1 . . . .1 am- 1 1 ' I 1 ' - ' . . 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We the Class of l958 berng of sound mmd hereby bequeath Ronnre Alexander leaves hrs show ol? abrlrty to Faye Brshop Jockre Allen leaves hrs shortness to Carol Prtts Sonny Babb leaves Mr Clarks negatrves to Emrly Boone Jrm Barefoot leaves hrs basketball playrng abrlrty to Francrs Tommy Barefoot leaves Lrnda Mathras Alton Cahoon leaves hrs rnrtratrve to Sandra Sanderson Danny Capps leaves hrs cooperatron to Jeanette Brrckhouse Davrd Capps leavrng hrs mustaken rdentrty to a twrn Joe Chamberlrn leaves hrs orrgrnalrty to Janre Campbell Johnny Cooke leaves has athletrc abrlrty to Jerry Hensley Clyde Cooper leaves hrs ambrtron to Annette Harrell To Earl Brrckhouse Brlly Crow leaves hrs rvy league clothes To Sandra Drllon goes Frankre Crow s frrendlrness To hrs brother Ellrs Roland leaves hrs movre usher unrform Herman Curlmg leaves Channel 27 to Ronnre Regular Walter Deal leaves hrs tubbrness to Kay Burgess Brlly Derbler leaves hrs rebel yell to Tommy Old Carl DeWald leaves hrs krnks and curls to Katherrne Drckerson Glenn Dowdy leaves hrs sportsmanshrp to Danny Gay Walter Dunn leaves hrs slow walkrng step to Leon Perry Freddre Falk leaves hrs Math grades to Tommy Cornett Lowell Fayna leaves Glorra to safe keepmg Davrd Gendell leaves the Brg F to brother Tony Roland Grllram leaves hrs grgglrng abrlrty to Vrrgrnra Warren Thomas Hart leaves hrs lazrness to Carolyn Matthews Paul Hogan leaves hrs Baby Face to Gary Warren Junnre Johnson leaves hrs abrlrty to play a radro rn Math class to Lucrlle Payette Charles Jones leaves hrs Busrness Managershrp to Drane Pexella Inman Jones leaves hrs crew cut to James Phrlyaw Jerry Jones leaves hrmself to the grrls rn the Junror Class Wrllre Justrce leaves hrs lab manual to Faye Reynolds Joe Lehman leaves hrs cordralrty to Leon Best Jon Marshall leaves hrs Chevrolet to Dons Nash James Merrltt leaves hrs enuncratron to James Foutz George Murray leaves hrs blue eyes to Larry Rrchardson Edward Olah leaves hrs strength to Drane Adams Martrn Olrver leaves hrs basketball to Betty Bathe Everett Peace leaves hrs love of surt coats to Carol Davrs Brlly Phrllrps leaves hrs frrendshrp wrth Jay Reel to Carolyn DeBaum Lee Phrpps leaves hrs flrrty eyes to Paulrne Harrrs Jrmmy Poteat leaves hrs blond harr to Prrscrlla Julran Lrnky Pratt leaves hrs touchdown abrlrty to Bonnre McDonald Paul Sexton leaves hrs turtleneck sweaters to Glenn Barnes Ronald Smger leaves hrs hall locker to Lrnda Moulton Tommy Stafford leaves hrs loud mouth to Joyce Adcock Wrllram Stewart leaves hrs shortness to Julran Branhrll George Sykes leaves hrs red harr to Sherry Grbbs Brlly Vrmng leaves hrs Hr Y membershrp to Brenda Forbes Johnny Vrnson leaves Chrrstrne to Mrss Vrnsons care Wrllram Walker leaves hrs bachelorshrp to Glorra Babb The Senror Class leaves Mr Eley Mr Eaves and Mrss Vrnson to the Junror Sophomore and Freshman classes D B Walston leaves hrs broken clutch to Helen Denard Robert Walthal leaves most anythrng to most anybody J D Ward leaves hrs harmonrzrng to Vrrgrnra Srmmons Kathy Adams leaves her long pretty eye lashes to Red Warren Jean Baum leaves her talkatrveness to Chrrstrne Enlow Judy Booth leaves her love for Elvrs to Tony Gendell Annette Brrckhouse leaves her twrrlrng abrlrty to Athalene Drllon Betty Jean Butler leaves her abrlrty to drrve a car to Shrrley Butler Ann Derbler leaves her abrlrty to always have a boy around to Patsy Gayle Jean Derbler leaves her quretness to Shrrley Prothro Lrnda Davrs leaves her sweetness to Shep McKenney Ann Drebler leaves her abrlrty to always have a boy around to Patsy Gayle Jean Drebler leaves her quietness to Shrrley Prothro Nancy Drllon leaves her srx guns to Paul Vaughan Alrce Doughtre leaves her dramonds to Annette Harrell Kay Eason leaves her flrrtrng abrlrty to Joe Knrght Myrna Fletcher leaves her 2l worst to Nrna McCarty Mattre Fodrey leaves her rosre cheeks to Archre Belch Gaynell Grles leaves her quretness to J R Boyce Ann Foster leaves her farr complexron to Arthur Neal Jackre Harrell leaves her one way trcket to N J to Grnny Lawrence Shelby Harrrs leaves her long locks of curls to Colon Baker Mary Ann Holcombe leaves her rntellrgence to James Dunkum Rachel Holland leaves her abrlrty to srng to Colvrn Alston Jenette Ivy leaves her red harr and freckles to Phyllrs Harrell Alrce Knrght leaves her chemrcal concoctrons guaranteed to explode to Peggy Love Julra Laprene leaves her weddrng plans to Terry McSweeney and JoAnn Elfrrda Lrtchfleld leaves her lrttle grass skrrt to Ruth Lrtchtleld Bobble Love leaves her nrmble typrng lingers to Ellrs Cullrfer Corrnne Lowry grves her prom plannrng to Betty Sue Smrth Audrey Morrrner leaves her office of secretary to Larry Peebles Lyndal Marwrtz leaves her brg eyes to Dorrs Nash Ruby McCroy leaves her bobby prns to Glorra Asbell Rosalre Merrrll leaves her orrgrnalrty to Pat Johnson Pat Mrller leaves her car to Elsre Mae Whrtfleld Patsy Moore leaves her school sprrrt to Ann Akrn Lee Moss leaves her number please to Chuck Sawyer Dale Mosley leaves her herght to Marvrn Mann Betty Newman leaves her fllrng cards to Betty Harrrson Hope Newman leaves her cows to Lrnda Hrggrnbotham Shrrley Old leaves her hrgh soprano vorce to Fred Chrldress Becky Powers leaves her curly harr to Kay Crenshaw Janrce Rerd leaves her drawrngs to James West Ruth Rrshel leaves her horn to Davrd Leary Dorothy Srmmans leaves her scrap book to Joyce Lane Barbara Smrth leaves her sweetness to Jane Hrll Joan Totem leaves her flat feet to Don Hrggerson Janrce Todd leaves her Trr C presrdrng to Camrlle Chesson Peggy Trrmble leaves her place rn the Dark Room to Martha Hudgrns Joan Trrpp leaves her gurtar to Sandra Hrck lararne Unser leaves her treasure s slrp to Lrnda Frnch Gayle Volrva leaves her good naturedness to Rrchard Hedrrck Frances Ward leaves her Adv Comp book to Mary Ann Saunders Rosebud Wrlloughby leaves her Old Maud trtle to Phyllrs Harrell Helen Wrrght leaves her oltlce work to Joseph Drlday Lrnda Yates leaves her good grades to Wayne Cutrell Betty Wood leaves her abrlrty to get teachers cars to Wyvrlle Bryant 1 , ' ' t : . . ' . , . . . s s 1 n 1 ' ' ' . I . I . . . . . ,, . . . ,, - H . . . ,, . ,, . . . . . r . John Hayes leaves his fllibustering to Roxanna Powers. Moffe- . H U . . . . . . ' ll ll . . . e ' . , . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' I' . rr - 11 - - A . , . , ' ' ' . - . . , - , , . . xx 5 V Me key to B8 ef lfllfllg 9 2 Adv rffsemenfs ff 'J'A2.f ,if-Q X ' f ,-if? Now In The Lnttle Whne Cottage at Center Shops 21 st Street Mcln fosfz Pon' ah' Sfudfb Thanks' We are proud to have been chosen the photographers for the 1958 CAUSEWAY and we hope you wall allow us the pleasure best In photography your satusfactnon ns guaranteed' Call us any time' 722 West 21st Street MA 5 7431 of serving you in the future. We are conf1dent we can give you the Compliments of OAK GROVE CLEANERS Prompt, Courteous Service THE HUB OF TIDEWATER Serving the men, boys, and women of the area from tour stores Norfolk: Downtown Monticello Hotel Corner and Wards Corner Portsmouth: 305 High Street Warwick: Newmarket Shopping Center Congratulations To The Seniors from CRESTWOOD VARIETY Our 63rd Year Bus. Phone Ki 3-0225 Res. Phone Ki 5-1456 T. E. NETTLES Registered plumbing and heating The best for less 24 hour service 607 A Street South Norfolk 6, Va We, The Causeway Staff, wish to express our gratitude to the following: Mr. Moore and Camera Club-For pictures, Mr. Goskins and Mr. Clark-For pictures, Mr. Eley-For being patient with our blund- ers, Our Faculty-For understanding when we upset their schedules, Mr. Mclntosh-For being such a good-na- tured photographer, Mr. Hash-For pictures, Mr. Watson-For spot color , Myers-For our Causeway, Advertisers and Patrons-For financial sup- port without which we could not have pub- lished our annual. OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Residential - Commercial Industrial Ki 5-1589 Arnold Yates, Dealer BOOSTERS: Charles Harvey Bond Furniture Pilzer's Mrs. Fedora Price Mrs. Essie Emery Salesman Marty H. T. Gillette Gordons' Loan Roger's Clothes E. A. Green TEN FRIENDS E. Calvin Phelps Mr. John Phelps Douglas C. Eley John B. Eaves Hi-Way Barber Shop Walter Bergman Compliments of KIFF AND HUGHES Fsrsmzess, VIRGINIA Powers and Winslow Merchants and Grain Dealers Phone 124 or 203 Moyock, N. C. . L. Powers, H. W. Powers L. W. Powers FRANCIS A. GAY FUNERAL HOME Ohio and Rodgers Street South Norfolk, Virginia PHONE KI 5-O6II Consideration-Our Greatest EFfort Compliments of DAIRY LANE I I IO POINDEXTER KI 5-6496 Compliments Gene Powers CONTINENTAL CAN CO., Inc. 4 Robert Gais Division CORRUGATED AND SOLID FIBRE BOXES UT' J. J. FLORA COMPANY We appreciate your patronage MOYOCK, N. C. KRISPY KREMIE DOI!6'ffN07.S' 3021 Ballantine Blvd. Norfolk, Virginia MA 7-4044 We're in the dough. 'IO DIFFERENT VARIETIES BANK OF CRADOCK Norfolk County's Only Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to the Seniors of'58 From SPORTSMAN CAFE D P CURLING MARKET Edmond s Corner Norfolk Va Best Washes Seniors McKENNEYS ESSO Congratulations Seniors' COLONNAS SHIPYARDS INC COMPLIMENTS BROCK FARMS ICE PLANT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 SMITTY'S AMOC0 GREAT BRIDGE CONFECTIONERY At the bridge Ll 7-2251 Fountain Service Drugs Congratulations Seniors PUGH'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCESS ANNE FARM EQUIPMENT TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE CONTRACTORS 36-38 Nebraska Street Norfolk 'I0, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chesapeake Building Association SAVINGS AND LOANS SINCE 1895 204 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Great Bridge Farms Exchange JOHN D. NORFLEET Broker Real Estate ll 7-2531 W. L. Berkley, President J. R. Sears, V. Pres E. V. Grimes, Secretary Security Insurance Agency Real Estate - Insurance Surety Bonds Best Wishes to the Class of '58 LAFAYETTE FURNITURE COMPANY Fine Furniture for Gracious Living 3256 Tidewater Drive Norfolk, Virginia Miriam and Dave Lewis, Props Compliments KI 5-0711 222 W. Berkley Avenue Uf Norfolk, Virginia THE HENRY WALKE COMPANY SULLIVAN'S GEORGE TAIT AND SONS, INC. Seed Growers and Merchants NEW LOCATION: 900 Tidewater Drive Norfolk 4, Virginia MA 2-3387 3290 Grundy Street Norfolk 4, Virginia The Latest Fashions for Men and Boys Open Every Night 'Til 9 EDMONDS CORNER DRIVE-IN NURSERY Compliments of A FRIEND WESTMORELAND DAIRY Congratulations Class of '58 RUSTIN'S RESTAURANT SOUTH NORFOLK LOAN ASSOCIATION 608 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia CLARENCE E. FOREHAND President and General Manager Dial KI 5-5572 Compliments of To Service Your Car Best MOORE'S CHENILLE AND OAK GROVE RUG SHOP Congmtulcnons THE QUALITY SHOP Portsmouth, Virginia Seniors SOUTH NORFOLK LAUNDRY Famous Brand Clothing for Men and Young Men Compliments of S C H O E ' S HOGSHIRE TENT AND AWNING MFG. CO., INC. Storm Windows and Doors 2401 Hampton Boulevard Norfolk, Va. MA 2-4776 ljugrutulutuuus to the class of '58 I S TTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY B ORTSMOUTH COCA-COLA BOTTLING W S I . nw. 4 --M2 ,Q For Your Junior Senior Prom lt s Smart Its Economical To Rent White Dmner Jackets From BOB S FORMAL WEA 810 High St EX 3 0931 Next to Telephone Building SMITH FURNITURE C0 422 Granby St Better Furniture for Less HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Six Convenient Locations Main Office H2 W York St Norfolk Va Newport News Portsmouth Hampton Suffolk Norfolk Airplanes Boats Trains Cars Hobby Supplies SOLTH NORFOLK HOBBY SHOP Everything for the Model Builder 1329 Pomdexter St South Norfolk 6 Va Dial KI 5 9870 Compliments CHUCK WAGON SOUTH NORFOLK LOAN CORPORATION Liberty St. South Norfolk Va. Compliments BANK OF CURRITUCK Moyock N. C. Member of F. .I.C. Congratulations Seniors SOUTH NORFOLK LAUNDRY Congratulations, Seniors! RICHMOND L. KOONCE, JR. JOHN B. GIBSON, JR. GREENOUGH AND COMPANY, Inc Building Materials Distributors: Roofing and Siding Dupont Paint Master W'indow Units Full line of Cimlerlrlock Distributors-American Marietta Paints Oflicez 1711 Park Avenue, South Norfolk, Va. Telephone: Norfolk KI 5-7379 FLOWERS BY HALL Business Phone KI 5-6706 Res. Phone KI 5-8997 FLOW'ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS May I Have the Pleasure of Serving You?,' A. Guy Hall, jr., Prop. 911 B. Street South Norfolk, Va. EDA-0 Phone EX 7-5533 CRADOCK JEWELRY CO. Guaranteed Watch Repairing Earl S. Bohanan 73Vz Afton Parkway Portsmouth, Va. DIXIE BARBEQUE Compliments of B AND B MARKET CO. Compliments of SNELLINGS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of SOUTHSIDE FLORIST S. Herman Dennis II I3 Poindexter SI. KI 5-0732 HAYMAN'S SPORT SHOP Guns - Fishing Tackle Wilson's Athletic Equipment KI 5-2514 South Norfolk, Va. Bill Hayman LU-SADE SHOP Cradock and Portsmouth Compliments of MAJOR ll. HILLARD Compliments of PORTSMOUTH MUSIC CO. Compliments of BLUMBERCPS Portsmouth, Virginia PORTSMOUTH BLUE PRINT COMPANY Phone EX 3-0701 'l8'I3Vz County Street Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of SUTTON APPLIANCE COMPANY, INC. 835 High St. Portsmouth, Virginia S. LASTING AND BROS., INC. Portsmouth, Virginia 25,000 Square Feet of Better Furniture Easy Terms Always MORRIS CO., INC. Furniture Appliances Radios Frigidaires 206 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia We Service What We Sell Compliments of BERSON'S Norfolk - Portsmouth Virginia Beach MRS. IIOYT'S BAKERY Dial: EX 7-9373 Birthday Wedding Cakes - Party Cakes L. Gwaltney, Owner 7Vz Afton Parkway Cradock, Virginia FRANK R. FORD COMPANY Phone: MA 2-5345 Compliments of E. SPERTNER COMPANY Jewelers and Silversmiths 407 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes to the Senior Class R I C E ' S Ward's Corner Downtown Norfolk Compliments of J. 8- J. HARDWARE 4404 Indian River Road Phone: KI 5-5530 Compliments of WILI.NER'S Our best ads are not written, they're worn The Finest in Young Men's Fashions LOUIS J. LEITNER, INC. 509 High sf. EX 7-3394 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HARRELUS SPORT SHOP Phone: EX 3-6741 When in Portsmouth Visit KING OPTICAL COMPANY Prescription Opticians Isaac W. IKE King 505 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of William E. Moulton lAlumni of 19333 Owner and Developer Greenwood Estates BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES LO 5-5591 Congratulations to the Class of '58 AMELIA BUILDING MATERIALS, Inc. WOOD AND STEEL PRODUCTS Alexanders Corner Portsmouth, Virginia EX 7-0739 NORTHROP'S SPORT SHOP, INC. 450 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. MA 5-0543 A L. B. ROCKE Jewelers and Silversmiths 2435 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. Official Great Bridge School Jackets MAdison 2-7805 1 ,wi ? Q - A Qi pl Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Assoclatlon NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA BEACH Portsmouth Gas Company NATURAL GAS - BOTTLE GAS CRADOCK PHARMACY 56 Afton Parkway Phone EX 7-2395 LEARY'S PHARMACY 23 East Victory Blvd. Phone EX 3-4531 3 Conveniently Located Stores SMITH 8. WELTON ' Downtown Norfolk U Wards Corner 0 Virginia Beach Compliments of the One and Only A. J. LEGUM FURNITURE COMPANY 336 Church St. Norfolk, Va. When You Think of Shoes Think of HOFHEIMER'S Quality Footwear Since 1883 325 Granby St. Wards Corner Norfolk, Va. AUFENGER STUDIO 310 Boush St. Norfolk, Va. One Picture Is Worth Ten Thousand Words BARR BROS. JEWELERS 224 Granby St. 449 Granby St. Convenient Terms Compliments of BEACON BOOK SHOP 265 Boush St. 601 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Sales and Service 418 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. Compliments of W. C. SWARTZ AND CO '-fun-NSPFTU' T N - - Mnsiumu-W 5 I I 5 EE ef, g I pNj,-,-,- . I lg - NS- .f Q QQ. X-. 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