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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

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As a token of our sincere gratitude, we, the members of the Causeway Staff, dedicate The 1960 Causeway to you, Mrs. Hanbury. DEDICA T10 'Q F URE WORD The staff has chosen Reflections as the theme of your 1960 Causeway and has endeavored to present to you a reflection of a memorable year in your school life. As you turn each page and look at each picture, may each reilect for you a happy occasion or a sad one-but always a memorable one, because it was here at Great Bridge High School that you have left your reflections and have had the school's reflections left upon you. I am a part of all that I have metg Yet all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. -Alfred Lord Tennyson Ulysses COTETS .M x 1 F acul ty A Classes Organzkations Sports Actz'vz'ties Advertisements W Uniyersity of Richmond, B.A., is no N DOUGLAS C. ELEY University of Virginia, M.A. PRI CIPAL Mr. Eley, who has devoted his time and efforts to the improvements of Great Bridge, has earned the praise and respect of each member of the student bodyqand faculty. Under his guidance our school has grown in athletic standing, enrollment, and scholarship. Mr. Eley has always been ready to listen to our problems . and to help us overcome them. ASSISTA Mr. Eaves, our assistant principal, has been at Great Bridge for five years. In this time he has always been willing to lend a helping hand to any student who has wished it. He has proved to be an excellent example of a sincere educator. We thank him for many things but most of all for just being there when he is needed. JOHN B. EAVES Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.S. ' GUIDA CE COU ELOR We cannot for t guidance counselor Mrs Tatem who is one of the most faithful and capable members of our fa Through her efforts our disappointments at graduation have been kept to a minimum. She is t who checks our records and guides us into the classes that will help us the most. In each of ' es here at Great Bridge Mrs Tatem plays an integral and satis fying' part. EDWIN W. CHITTUM, Superintendent Washington and Lee University, B.A. Peabody College, M.Ed. SCHOOL BOARD School Board, left to right: A. E. Roach, H. A. Hall, Jr., Charles Russell, B. M. Williams E. H. Everton, and Mrs. Sue N. Sawyer. fwibfiwy , , H I 3454 Hema, -.fe K ,X ,WMU 24, iw 1 Y nn' bi ,rvgk Q f ,Q www a4J f .ff.w,,,-2, fx-fi?-fgk i-5, HQ, R -u.: :,, ROY LEE ALLEY East Tennessee State College, B.S., Mechanical Drawing STUART E. BARKER Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., Industrial Arts MISS ROBERTA BEAMER Mary Washington College, B.A., English MRS. NELL L. BENHAM East Carolina College, B.S., Health and Physical Education MRS. AMALIA M. BURLEIGH Lynchburg College, A.B., Mathematics MRS. JOYCE B. CARSON Radford College, B.S., Typing and General Business if-if MRS. VIVIAN CASHWELL Elon College, B.A., General Business and Typing PAUL E. CHAPPELL High Point College, B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A., Biology MRS. FRANCES C. COATES Madison College, B.S., Home Economics RICHARD COMEY Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., Diversified Occupations and Distributive Education MRS. RUTH L. CREEKMORE Meredith College, A.B., World Geography, World History, Social Studies MRS. IRIS B. CURLING Longwood College, B.S., English L. H. GRIFFIN Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., University of Virginia, M.S., Chemistry and General Science MISS RUTH A. HALSTEAD Madison College, B.S. Home Economics MRS. ELIZABETH BAUM HANBURY Florida Southern College, B.S., English, Speech, and Leader- ship MRS. ANNE B. HANNA Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B., U. S. History, World Geography EUGENE J. HANNA University of North Carolina, A.B., M.Ed., Health and Physical Education MISS JO NEAL HENDRICKS Mary Washington College, B. A., U. S. History and Social Studies W. E. DEFORD William and Mary, B.S., Math MRS. GRACE C. DUNKLEY Meredith College, A.B., Librarian MRS. AILEEN EASON Madison College, B.S., Art G. DONALD EDWARDS Atlantic Christian College, A.B., General Science and Math MISS MARY ELIZABETH EVANS Radford College, B.A., Spanish LLOYD E. GASKINS Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S., C.O.T., V.O.T., Bookkeeping MISS PHYLLIS JANE HONEYCUTT Women's College of the University of North Carolina B.S., Typing and Shorthand FRED JAMES East Carolina College, A.B. General Science ROBERT JAMES College of William and Mary A.B., English MRS, DAISY STEELE KESSLER East Carolina College, B.A., Mathematics MISS POLLY D. KYHN College of William and Mary B.A,, English and Social Studies ROBERT G. MARTIN Middle Tennessee State College, B.S., Instrumental Music Qwmai l CHARLES FRANCIS MCDERMOTI' Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., General Science MRS. IDA E, MCKENNEY College of William and Mary in Norfolk, B.S., Social Studies L. D. MOORE Phillips University, B.S., Government and World Geography MISS PEGGY NEWSOM Coker College, A.B., Choral Music W. RANDOLPH NICHOLS University of North Carolina B.A., General Science BILL O'BRIEN University of North Carolina B.S., Health and Physical Education wflgwfjiff W na , u ,U . MISS NORMA L. REED Radford College, B.S.. Health and Physical Education H. HARRELL RUFFIN East Carolina College, B.S., Government and Social Studies MRS. FAIRY J. RUTLEDGE Friend's University, College of William and Mary Special Education MISS VIOLET G. SCOTT Longwood, B.S., Typing and Business Law JAMES E. SEIGENTHALER David Lipscomb College, B.A. English WILLIS M. SETZER University of North Carolina, A.B., Geography and U. S. History MRS. SUE CAMPBELL OVERBEY Blue Mountain College, B.A., Mathematics MRS, ELSIE M. PEDERSEN Radford College, B. S., Mathematics MISS CONSTANCE D. PENDLETON Radford College, B.S., Health and Physical Education MRS. LOUISE B. PHELPS Longwood College, A.B., Advanced Composition, English, and Publications MRS. CATHERINE M. PIERCE Longwood College, B.S., U. S. History FRANK M. PIERCE, JR. Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S., Agriculture Ai 13 J 0'-'A' J ff 'yr sl . rfxi-If f ,-'fir xaifirx . 1 A f , ly ' ffl N fl V . f I U1 1' ' I I I I I I' ,af , . ff' ,I ' ' I 71 1 'ff ,,-' J 47' 1' 0 I' lL?!,ff FJ , ff' r I, . f WILEY L. UMPI-ILETT Southwestern College, B.A., English and Journalism MISS IRMA L. VINSON College of William and Mary, A.B., U. S. History MISS ELVA JANE WYNNE Longwood College, B.S., General Business and Business Math and Recordkeeping MISS JOYCE ANNETTE YANCEY Elon College, B.A., English MRS. LOUISE FINCH Clerk MRS. ANNIE LANE Dietitian .K Y MOSES M. SHEPPARD East Carolina College, B.S., B.A., M.A., Physics and Biology MRS. PATRICIA W. SHEPPARD East Carolina College, B.S., English MRS. MARY L. SHIPLEY Madison College, B.S., English MRS. JANET S. SPANAGEL Duke University, A.B., Plane Geometry and Solid Geometry MRS. BARBARA T. STEWART Goucher College, B.A., General Science and Biology MRS. MARGARET D. STOKES College of William and Mary, B.S., Social Studies and English TRAVIS T. TURNER, JR. Colle e of William and Mar E Y, A.B., University of Virginia, M.Ed., French, Dramatics, and English 'I4 'UN 4... 1 4- 1 5 , 1 Q , 4 'PX Eifw 4354 x 15, 4 ,- X Q fa Eg, '4-m?:.,.,.fg., .R ,444 , up 'U 'v '1f '3'D f fwmww ff' 'S xgmw-f,f,.,.,af ,. ,, ,N fvwvwlw 'M swag f ww ft 8 V if Ai Wm ws 7 ,,W,,w,.Q Q .,+.f, , 1 f ww.-fm. W . Q , X 'ff mf ,4 x y V 1, ,1- WS53' M 9 , . S ' 215 if-?!f?5s,4 Mkffyfx 3 ,. .may Z 'fdfv -,Q f , figl, uf W x..eif,g1 was 57:1-Eff' 4:1 . 1,+pLp,,, ww wf A-'SQ ii ,L !' -Q ' , . QW y A My -A Q-1 S1 wvfgx-,Aw , K 1' A Q W N .1 M fn. WW 3 M 'Ag wiv 4 wk fr-urn r M nf ,, 'gms' +2 Y' y . f Mg wwf .nil -4! M1 WWA 411 3,,.. .mb .. My .sf 4- ,., 9, .Q av 1. x ' 41. ' 2151. 41 1. 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That day I felt somewhat apprehensive but eager to begin my higher Qf Ji , education. The halls had seemed so large-the faces so strange. Yet today I knew every room and almost every face, but I was no longer a real part of all this. As freshmen our officers Chuck Sawyer, president, Clayton Glover, vice- president, Camille Chesson, secretary, Joe Sawyer, treasurer, and Julia Cahoon, reporter, had under the careful supervision of our sponsor, Miss Pendleton, planned our Freshman Fling. That night I had my first big date! My sophomore year I had gained a little of that high school polish so I felt sure I looked as if I had always been in high school. Our eliicient sophomore ofiicers were Thompson Mann, president, Rebecca Eason, vice-president, Julia Cahoon, secretary, Helen Denard, treasurer, and Billy True- blood, reporter. Mrs. Carson was our sponsor. At our Sock Hop, the most successful ever, we selected Thompson Mann and Sandra Hicks as our king and queen. At last I became an upper classman! As a Junior a slight air of superiority was my constant com- panion. The oflicers Thompson Mann, president, Mike Powell, vice-president, Helen Denard, secretary, Barbara Olah, treasurer, and Bobby Royster, reporter, really had a job. They had to make sure we sold enough candy to pay for the Junior-Senior prom. At the climax of our Junior year when we presented Oriental Gardens, everyone felt the time we had spent selling candy was most worthwhile. Without our sponsor, Miss Honeycutt, I know the prom plans would never have been adequate. In September 1959, I entered the doors of Great Bridge as an honored Senior. My mind was filled with many mature thoughts as I waved at Mrs. Creekmore, our sponsor. My heart danced as I thought of Senior rings, the Senior trip, and the Junior-Senior prom! When we walked down the aisle of the auditorium, everyone stood up while our ofiicers Thompson Mann, president, Gary Sanderlin, vice- president, Lynn Henry, secretary, Doris Liles, treasurer, and Linford Harrell, reporter, led us down to the very front row. Outwardly I appeared quite composed, but inwardly I was completely enjoying the envious looks of the under classmen. Now I envy those under classmen for they still have this most wonderful year to experience, and the thrill for me is over. The halls are empty now.-The Class of 1960 has separated, but I know that even though we may never return physically, we shall return mentally many times a year for these years are destined to be ones to remember always. . Donna McCord, Historian 1 8 lifj ix 'jjfljy 'U AZ' Ll , lf, JA A J , lr 2-f' peffftff' 'i Soft-spoken plus si F.H.A. lg Tiger Jubilee The best way to d Bible Club 3, Let thy words be few. Junior Science Club 1 J EAN Speech is silver: F.N.A. 2. No matter where elsewhere. Editor Bristol Bulletin ALBERT Looking at the bright Track 3: Football 3g JOANNE She is just the quiet Doria Tri-Hi-Y I: N.H.S. 2, 3, 4. JAMES Depend on no man, depend upon himself. Junior Science Club PATRICIA We are charmed by F.H.A. Treasurer 1' Club President l dent 4: 4-H Honor Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, All-State Chorus I, 2. it to others. free to ga troubles. 3g Band 1, 2. i ary him who can -Sentinel 2. e Presl dent Senior 4 H Vic - '- E IOR E IOR A little work, a Varsity Track 2, A light heart Delta Tri-Hi-Y Hope well and Hobby Club lg Staff 3g Band 1, UnaHected and Chorus 1, 2g F If the world Junior Scienc Out of thine Junior Science Newark Youth If she c 't Doria T tary 4g F.T.A. The Causeway Do I worry? F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Happy am I: Foreign Wrestling 2. Team 3. 2g Ushers Staff 4. fires to warm it. Science Club 4. JR. Newspaper Staff l ' she'lI giggle Secre Club 2, 3g Band lg GL Quiet is her wayf' F.N.A. 2, 33 F.B.L. El Junlor Dramatlcs Mixed Chorus 1, Chaplain 2, 3, 4g WILI So'sweet the blush 2 Tis good will that A-Band 1, 2, 3, 431 CAI What sunshine i. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2. Doria Tri-H1-Y 2 N.H.S. 2, Treasu Stal? 35 S.C.A. Ho lg Class Secretary JAM J Her manner is as 1 r 1 What he will say i Football 1: Johns JOSE There are two si wrong side. Debate Club l, N 3, 4g Varsity Deb: Treasurer 4. KENl People like this m Basketball 2, 3, 41 RICH Eat, drink, and be E IOR She never Bible Club 4 None but S.C.A. Tri-C urer 2g leader 2, 3, 4 tarian 2, 3g F Pleasant is G.A.A. 1, lg Delta T Take life as it e Junior Scienc Science Club 'Al have a heart Teen Times 1 Quiet and Bible Club Quick with The secret of Vice-President and Club l, Treas- Varsity Cheer- Tri-Hi-Y Parliamen- 3g Dramatics Club Wrestling 2g Senior Club Secretary 4. F.T.A. l, of Norfolk County F A Band Staff 4g 3, Secretary 4. The crown of Junior Science Secretary-Treasurer 2g Varsity JAI ligent does possess S.C.A. Homeroom panist 1, 4g Chor Doria Tri-Hi-Y 2, Honor Society 2, way 2, Editor-in- Good taste is the . . a N C She has her future ' . K Chorus 2, 3. D.E MA. Quiet is her way. 4-H Club 1: F.T.A. DC Varsity Cheerlead leader lg Class Homeroom Repre The smile that wo I 'l coming Court 3, 4l President 3. RA We live and learn D.E. Club 4. JAMES For many a joke I Contest Play I, 2 Varsity Baseball l. t only the intel- Chorus -Accom- Reporter 1, 25 l g ' r ent 4 National 4g The Cause- retary 4. ,S 4g J.V. Cheer- :tary 3g S.C.A. Staff 3g Home- 1sics Club Vice- -, JR. l. Basketball 2: OLIV LD Always smiling ar G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4gI CLA .S Light of spirit ana F.H.A. 2, Parliame DAT' 'Y Here is an athlete, Monogram Club E 2. 3, 4: Basketball I 4g Football I, SE IUR His smile D.E. 3g What? No Track 3. Ar Varsity Secretary 3' Writer of Mischief, Doria Tri-Hi Homeroom Vice-President Girls' State 4 Be cheerful Teen Times T 4 A soft answer F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 Leave silence A-Band 1 Q T 3, 4g 4-H 1. His motto is J.V. Footbal 1, 2g Track 2 l Vice-President Her quietne F.B.L.A. 2g SS buttons in the back. me here. Cheerleader 23 Science Club 3, 43 Editorial 42 G.A.A. 43 S.C.A. Secretary 3, nt 2: 45 Monogram Club 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 4g Monogram 1, 2, 3, etary 4. The end o nork is E IDR f . F.F.A. Treasurer 2, One with u 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, F 2, 3, 4. RA And his talk was a Junior Science Club ling 3, 4. You're a cute little Tattler Staff lg G.A.A. 2, Bible 3g F.H.A. President Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, A lot of jun to have G.A.A. 1, Sports President 3, porter 4. Easy come--easy Track 2, 35 D.O. 4. Deeds are better Art Club 2, F.H.A CLA A truly intelligent Junior Science Club lg Debate Club 'l Vice-President 4 Beware, I may do Hobby Club lg 2, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrest- lg Chorus lg 3g Minstrel 4' Delta FNA Vice r1H1Y 3 Re D.O. 3, Track WQSQ., I , .M A.kV wk f ,, M . li 9 - 'di Qs, , ,wg avr E , AL. L m, , W ,M 2555 ,, , M A 'fsiae . W 4 W1 WQEQK 'z T ' .,1..,y :1 wwf: 25777 M ?:-it K x f IQ W 3 DK A loyal heart, a never find. Choralettes 1, 2, 3g F.T.A. 33 G.A.A. l 2, Reporter 3, 4g Homeroom Represe WILLIA Silence may do goc ' Y Dramatics Club 1, I Taking it easy is hi JA Sometimes he sits z D.E. Club 3g D.O. C SAM His dream girl the Band 1, Secretary 2 Good nature is mo Semor Science Club PERSI4 What others say 1 and do matters time Football 1, 2, 33 I Club 3g 4-H lg F.F., SYL' Her voice is exjer st Junior Dramatlcs l H1-Y 3. HARC through the world The Causeway Sta ball l, Co-Captain dent 33 S.C.A. Ho Science Club, Secr- 3: Usher Stal? 3g l N.H.S. 3. Manners must at ,, fl rr friend you'll s 1 All-State if 3g S.C.A. Fri-Hi-Y 3, 4: a , .D st sits. ience Club 4. I myself say 43 Monogram 35 Delta Tri- l :oth its way Q J.V. Basket- 2, Vice-Presi- ,, 3, 4g Junior Science Club dent 2, 3, 43 E IOR SE IUR She is doing all J.V. Ch 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub en President 4: F Minstrel 2, 4, Good temper, everything. Magic Club I, What is to be Junior 1 4, N.H.S. Life is not arranging all, and of 2, 35 Choralettes 1, 2g S.C.A. Secretary 3, 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, Contest Play 4g City 4. brightness over .T.A. 2, 3, Reporter is always time for courtesy. Uyjl Dramatlcs I was not Art 2, President 3, Let us be Track lg Ivy Quiet is her F.N.A. 2, 3, 4. Gayer than Junior State strel 23 Mixed Historian torian 3 Class Secretary l' ,lg Dramatics Club 22 3g Delta Dalta Tau Club 4. 3, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y His President lg All- 2g Min- Bandl 2 3 Band 2, Corresponding Homeroom Repres BA An ingenuous one , , , ' s . l GEC Science Club l 2 Band Staff 3, 4: N. By the work one kt w l- EL! The temple of our F.H.A. 1: F.T.A. 3, Choose always tl. rough it may be. Quiz 'Em on the Ai 1, American Legio 2, 4g Girls' Choru Speaking 2, Conte: N.H.S. 2, 43 The Bl CLi Laughter is her ch: Minstrel l, 3, 43 D I: F.N.A. 3. JOHl Wonder is the seed Hobby Club Vice-' LAWF Work has killed mt I.V. Football 2. Ll Scientific minded za Junior Science Club COC 'Alf my heart were n Dramatics Club lg Staff 4: Minstrel 43 lrer 3 SCA Secretary 4. d. Delta Tri-Hi-Y g , . . . I 4: Band l, 2. best, however 2 Minstrel 1 Girls Public ,' Prose Reader ing Actress 2: 4: Bible Club l ace Club 3. 4. 'S 4: The Bridge :s Yearbook 4. E IOR E IOR A merry lien Y-Teens l. 2g As a man ,thi C Junior Scien Fumes 4. JA Never hurry Hobby Club Varsity Base Class Vice-P 1, 4. He was a me I 1 Wlmts0ei'er might. F.F.A. 2. R He who live 2 B Football I 3, 4: Senior Tennis l, 4g 2. 'He who is ta Camera Club Speak not zu A l Basketball 3 Good nature F.F. . . Rc Manager 4g ETKIS telmm'e. Club 3. LBS, JR. :e Club 2, 3: Pistol YAW, JR. DWELL in S. :gram Club 2, 3, 4: 3 3, 4: asketball 1, 2, :room Representative ELL, III , do it wirh all thy SIDOLPH wise as he imagines. Y l. Treasurer 2 and 4: Junior Science 1: Chairman 3: Baseball EULA Club 4. REID to say. LILEY mind. aketball I, 2: Varsity 3. Assistant Business ln the day's feats, Monogram Club Football 2, 3,T 3, 4g Class Reporter The best kind Science Club urer 43 J.V. l 4g Wrestling 2g T ii The room leader 3, 4. Well, here l za Band l, 2, 3, 4g Work-what ar! J.V. Wrestling 2g Every man is the Junior Science Staff l, 2, 35 N.H.S Every thing hurry? Senior Science ball Manager 3, 4g The only way to Bridge Staff LEWIS Happy as a lark. Backstage Club lg Treasurer 3, 4. Some of the bex! Junior Dramatics Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3 the field. IOR 1 g Varsity 23 Track 1. 2, 3 Club 3, Treas- y T .- . ri Captain resident 4. S.C.A. Home Varsity Cheer- 2 3' Band why should I Varsity Basket- 3, . . Club Delta Tri- Take me as 1 am or F.F.A. l. He has the talent of Senior Science Club 3 ALVAH Of loyal nature and Varsity Debate Team 43 N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Club 1. SHAFTER Every inch a king. Tennis lg Track 2, lg Junior Science President 3g JOAN Majorette 3, 4. Representative 3, 4, Who cares about carefree and FRANK I will help others out LEWIS An individual witl J.V. Football lg Track l, 2, 3, 4 To know him is to D.O. Club 3 Clubs 4. E IOR anythzng. of The Bridge 31 Backstage Vice-President Science Club Homeroom not done Im of State Club ig ily 523 SE IOR PR opggggocif Dear Diary, Last night I attended the first reunion of the Class of 1960. I found it hard to recognize people who were once my closest friends.-MARVIN JONES due to a scientific discovery by RAY GASKINS, is now 4 feet ll inches, RONNIE TORBERT has perfect diction, and COOKIE PETERSON is now a blonde. While driving to the reunion, I realized how much the Great Bridge business district has enlarged in the past 20 years. Today DALTON HODGES is the local plumber, LINDA PETKIS operates a successful dance studio, and her star pupils are the children of CYNTHIA LAYTON, GLORIA WHITE, JANE HILL, and KATHERINE STEWARTQ CLIFF GRAY owns the photography studio on the corner, P. W. LUTZ operates the insurance company and his efficient secretary is BRENDA FORBES, At JERRY HENSLEY'S beauty salon, I notice VIRGINIA WARREN, CAROLYN TAPSCOTT, and PATSY WALLER are her regular customers, LOREN LUKEY now owns and operates the grocery store at Great Bridge. In the Bank of Cradock we see the familiar faces of JUDY GREGORY, BARBARA OLAH, PAT BAREFOOT, and JOANN BARCO taking the deposits of GERALD BALONIS and CALVIN ALSTON who are still trying to pay for their Senior Trip. On the ofiice doors of the first, second, and third vice-presidents appear the names of JOE WILLIAMS BILLY SPENCER and JIMMY MOORE Out Norfolk Highlands way the class of 1960 is also well represented KAY PEARCE who IS manager now managed by one time bagboys NORRIS WATERFIELD BENNY BASNIGHT and HOWARD BERG MAN today is owned by STALEY POWELL and ROBERT SMI'lH The Washington District fire chief KENNY SHETTLE told me about the recent tug of war between Great Bridge firemen RAYMOND SAW YER, MACCARTHUR HICKS, ROYCF BRICKHOUSE and STEVE BAXTER and Washington District firemen FRANKIE SAWYER, BILLY WALL, BILL GWILLIAM and EDWARD TAYLOR. Incidentally, , of Thompson's is running PAT HOUSTON and ELSIE PALMER out of business down al Irwin's. Be-lo's Y ' , , - Washington District won. The business field attracted many 1960 grads. JEANETTE MERRILL is taking dictation from her boss JIMMY WHITE, who is the county agent. His regular vistors L. G. HARRIS, JAMES GARRETT, GLENN BARNES, JAMES BARCROFT, and STUART SMITH are successful farmers in progressive Fentress. KAY KIFF, DORA WALKER, EMILY CHERRY, and JULIA CAHOON are doing daily secretarial work for their bosses BOBBY YATES, RICHARD DOZIER, RONALD REGULA and RONNIE RANDOLPH. BE'I'I'Y GIVANS, MARGARET REID, and KAREN BAUM are court stenographers where the law firm of CARDWELL, WILLIAMS, POWELL, and GUARD are currently representing WAYNE HOOKER, RAYMOND DENNY, and AL COVINGTON who are still violating the parking laws. LINDA GREENFIELD now owns the Jantzen company, and she was modeling the latest in knit suits. The lights of show business claimed KENNY CARRAWAY who has danced his way to fame on Broadway with,his partner CAROLYN VOLIVA, At the new Radio City Music Hall designed by architects LARRY MEEKINS and RICHARD CARTWRIGHT the name of MISS LINDA THORNTON shines throughout New York City and her accompanist is Juliard graduate PEGGY KNIGHT. Without the Class of 1960 the staff at Norfolk General would surely be sparse. ANNA HERRINGTON, PAT JENNINGS, MAUREEN GALLIGAN, RUTH MOORE, and KAY BURGESS are all registered nurses. HELEN COLEY and JUANITA GIBSON are medical technologists, and are advised daily by Doctors THOMPSON MANN and PAT CROWLING. In the new rehabilitation center are the offices of CAMILLE CHESSON, physical therapist, and DONNA MCCORD, speech therapist. When I arrived at the high school, I saw FAYE TWINE and VIRGINIA SIMMONS who are now running the office. On the teachers' mailboxes I noted the names of DARIAN TATEM and NELDA McPHERSON in the Business Depart- mentg PAT JOHNSON, OLIVE DEWALD, and LYNN HENRY are staying for GAA in the teaching capacityg and ROBERT STEWART heads the Social Studies department. On the bulletin board I noticed a note from SHARON HUFFMOND and BECKY EASON who are teaching Phys. Ed in deep dark Africa. Sharon sends word that they really do shrink heads in Africa, but she quickly adds that Becky was the victim. Others absent from the reunion were DORIS LILES, JOYCE ADCOCK, and BRENDA JULIAN who are on the foreign mission fields. Scientists JOE SAWYER, LEON PERRY, GEORGE OLAH, and CLAYTON GLOVER were unable to leave the nike site at Deep Creek, but they sent a missile over so we wouldn't forget them. LEWIS SAWYER'S Little League team had a game so he couldn't come but the fathers of the stars were there LARRY FOUTZ, MIKE RILEY, and DANNY DOWDY. They sound familiar, don't they. JANET CULPEPPER, the editor of the 1960 Causeway, got the evening off to a hilarious start by reading our Class Prophecy. Boy, that prophet was way off. Then Janet introduced the guest speaker Professor LINDA SIMPLER. After her speech we were entertained by the newly formed Great Bridge Little Theater group whose charter members WILBUR DELOATCHE, PHOEBE ABRAMES, FRANCES GRIFFIN, GAIL GATTON, and SONNY PHIBBS presented a play gigggdl-Elgorn Football to Flab by authors JERYL FROST, GARY SANDERLIN, GENE WINSTON, and BOBBY I overheard VIRGINIA WARREN, LOULA SUGGS and CAROLYN FARLEY, reminiscing about the day they made their first dress in General Homemaking. Later in the evening GLORIA BUNCH noted that today these girls tsounds nice, doesn't itl make all the clothes for their families. You should have heard BILLY LITCHFIELD, WILLIAM WILSON, SUE DIVERS, and MARTHA GARRETT laughing when JOHN BROWN announced he had changed his name. Thank goodness there are still a few who make good listeners like JAMES WENGER, JEAN BAKER, DORIS CURRY, and BILL WHITE because EMILY BOONE, LINFORD HARRELL and GLORIA NICHOLS are still talking. The dance band of DEWEY LONG, SAMMY LUKE, and CHUCK SAWYER provided the music for the evening with their featured soloist MISS GEORGETTE EASLEY. MARTHA HUDGINS, HELEN DENARD, and SANDY SAUNDERS still looked lovely in their stunning originals from the exclusive dress shop owned by SYLVIA MAKINSON, BARBARA SHEPPARD, SHEILA SYKES, CHARLOTTE BASHFORD, and DELORES WEIGHT. They call it The Pals Shop. BILL VINSON, JOHN PEARSON, and JAMES PHILYAW came down from the moon for the reunion. During the course of the evening they convinced BILL MCDONALD, DARRELL COOK, and JAMES LONG to return with them. To them our outdated expression, Go to the Moon, was a challenge not an insult. When CAROLYN CAHOON, and MARY JANE THOMPSON volunteered to return with the boys and be the first women on the moon, I was stunned. BONNIE COObKE 'fiatly refused to let her little brother, now twenty, go on the expedition. Remember how excited she was when he was orn. In every class there are a few who never make it to the altar. and our class was no exception. BOBBY DUDLEY, CAROL WHITE. and ROBERT HARRISON announced that this honor was theirs. Mr. and Mrs. DON HIGGEPSON, she's the former SANDRA HICKS, were awarded the prize for the largest family. Mr. and Mrs. BILLY BURLEIGH, the former ANNE CROWDER, delighted us with their description of their latest trip to Europe where they had seen I.EONARD HALSTEAD, now a member of the French Foreign Legion. As we rose to sing the Great Bridge Alma Mater, I noticed tears in the eyes of BARBARA VAUGHN, BRENDA STUTZMAN, and Big Daddy JAC CALES, and a few stained my cheeks too, for I knew that at our next meeting in 2000 we all would be old and gray -yet always of our youth we would remember Alma Mater days. CLASS PROPHETS, Camille Chesson Sharon Huffmond 38 Donna McCord. 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IOR Pat Aliff Fred Allen Colleen Anderson Buddy Briggs John Brownie Martha Bryant Rose Buck Janet Burcham Linda Bush John Butler Joyce Butler Bobby Byrum Michael Caddy Mary Lee Anderson Katie Ange Larry Ashbrook Gail Avera 40 Donna Carr Sherrill Campen Eugene Carson Mike Castelloe Earl Baker Dennis Bean Oscar Beasley James Bedsole Joyce Bennett Tommy Berenguer Anthony Besso Judy Bodnar Jimmy Boyette Audrey Briggs rw l,.l 2,-.2 ,r..,.. ww,..,.w-, fF 5 ifl' 71555 TW ' 2, l ff'4v'4szAs2 2 - L -, ,.,-mx l- ww 1,,f,, ,.w2z',:ll 5 1 .... ...V Q .l-ag-in . 4.ffs-.alsszfwisr 2' V . .iZ, iy1.5i ' Q. Q K ,A 1 -gaL,,,,1,,- E E, . Z, W-,NWN ,ye xx 4 ia. vw Q 1 Xl as 32 Q me sv X J Q K 5' up Q r iff? ,gg Y Anim 9 V gisx is a Q I 4 IW, E Q fe X 3 g , . ll I I K X - , ,::z i' a1as:1gi4f1fl:,, J H f' ii arisen K in W f r iqiilvfg , f agar, V gtg .isis ig ,wx X x X W se wwf v J , in K K as 9 , , 4 l If ,, 1. , e 124 I Carolyn Cooke Allan Cope 41 l':5i'f2,,,!Y2Zl,l-,Z '21 ' , - l , .?,5:w:., 8 4 l 5. 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Eddie Mapp 7 Jo Ann Marslander r wmsmiw at 'DY 1 fi ME si 1 fir Q yi 2 sf S5512 g 51 2555555 M 46 UNI OR Linda Mathis Robert McAllister Norma McCarty Betty Odom Mike Olah Mickey Ottley Anne Parke Ted Parker Sue Parlett Janet Parrish Vincent Parrish Dorothy Perry Jackie Pezzellu Linda Meekins Bobby Melson Cecelia Melton Sandra Mercer .,...?' Wayne Porter Linda Powell John Pretlow Joyce Prort' oloo eg fwfr ,,y 11,ff-W Roland Midgctl Mike Miller Nancy Miller Cindi Monsecs Harry Montague Jeanette Pugh Anne Rector Frank ReDavid Georgeunna Muller Donna Mus1ck jimmy Reeves Bfibble Nuffon Mmm Richey Clifford Nix Forrest Norman 47 Yi Y 1 Y .X . FF H 'of 1 e g , Q, ,. . 7 t L 1 t 48 502 jU IQR Eddie Riddick Carolyn Roberts Ronnie Roe Irene Roughton I ack Russell James Sanderlin David Starkey Tommy Staton Jeff Staunton Penny Steele Larry Stevens Larry Stevens Hazel Stokes Mary Strickland Lee Etta Sykes Lena Sykes Lillian Sawyer Virginia Sawyer Walter Sawyer Connie Schaefer MJLVY' dv, ' 6341 Wade Tabor Leonard Tatem Edward Taylor Johnny Thompson 4 Joe Scharle Charles Schneider Linda Todd Eleanor Schucker Lucille Turner Elsie Sexton Pat Umphlett Clarence Shires Bob Simmons Diane Smith Cecelia Underwood Ellis Smith Stephen Urban Mary Lou Spence Sue Vann j UNIQR me-3 'ifllif' ,rw T 1 ,Y n Gsm-nw-ffl at 'V ' A g,,,X ji sf' , QQ MM X if QQ? wx tial ,XST5.5kEZg. ' -r X .3 S, ,flea is iq Nl X 3 PS1 ? 35' K a f iz t 1 i N Marion White V Pete Whitfield x ,-lgifmrif f,,, ' 5. 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Chappel William Charlton Joe Childress gifs-fQt1!lS' s - ra Y . - tgliggzgg, ri ,E , K M y ,a lux x yi K . nm f V, , if is if it W 'h ifi S sl X l e FRESHME Harry Claghorne Billy Clark Douglas Clark Dorothy Coats Wayne Coggeshall ,in 1 my .2 awww' aaa Jo Ann Cogllandro Arthur Cohen 2 Albert COICY Betty Colston Connie Cooke - f-- - l ,,'., l Tim, if 'PPL U ffl at taaaaa Q M Doflooo Cooke V f Larry Cooke ,,,,, P2111 Cflgef fig. . 2 Q Mat, Linda Crisp ' Ryan Culp J J llli C A l'll' C X in ' ' Q-V lata' ' l C' J ' E tal Q sig on Jflegy L .hir Efi'fal aaaf do NonofCuHy r o aa: . ig 1 J. y - i . Ronnie Dalton ' az' , J Clltt l Alfred Davls E raara atnr ' f V' Bobby Deal 'd 2 ,,y af t f l 1. .f.: 7515. ,,a ,,g. :i :V:gk,ii3 ,ig ,.-,,. i.,..,, lt 'o . t ' ' ij? J 5 Morris Deal 3 X gy lf Kay Deibler Candy de Leon ai- 4 1- fy - ,xg Marshall Denny -- L, fl fir' 4, ,V i-fow offovl ., 'm l' f a-we J 3'-Sifeff' '., 'Gif Lv Jef 1' Y Delef ' J o ' o f R airy' il 'Ra ' l Y . mf l 'mn K fp i :K ,. 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' iff? if Qvgggize' , ww ' QI., E4 if 255, ., Q -if ms Q, Q., FRESHMEN Curtis Gaskins Phyllis Gaskins Junior Gatton Elwin Gerstein William Gerstein Delores Gibbs ' I Diantha Gibbs - Frances Givans , L' J 1 Shirley Goggin 5 , Albert Green 1' I .1 John Gregory Thelma Griffin Wayne Guill Lois Gurkin Ralph Guy Johnny Heilig Fred Henries Ben Herndon Floyd Hicks Bessie Higginbotham L. L. Higginbotham D Elton Higgins ' Q . x Willy High fl Jeanette Hinson I 9 Martha Hodge 5 ' Barbara Holliday 5 Harvey Holton Jackie Horner Billy Houston Mac Howard N' x 5 ., J. ,., M Z f 9 J QQ 5 sw -W A l FRESHME Bonnie Howard John Hoyt Larry Hufton Betty Hughes Buddy Ivey Kathleen Jacobs Ruth J awalka Cecil Jenkins Charles Jennings Beverly Johnson Brenda Johnson Charlie Johnson Gloria Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Mary Johnson wfflsaff V M me-as Zlsghgig JW We I we se, sf , R011 1 2 ,yi f . x RK' ig, .sz .1 fm J fr igh- Isiant. 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Isis se- ' 231' rf Camille Chesson President STUDENT COOPERA TI VE ASS OCIA T10 Having been elected by the entire student body, the oilicers of the Student Cooperative Association together with class presidents and homeroom representatives form the Student Council. This Council strives to serve as a coordinating group between the students and the faculty. Each year the Council sponsors the homecoming festivities, a Christmas dance, charity projects, and many other activities beneficial to both the school and .the community. In Leadership Class during sixth period, the Council meets to work on activities and projects. ,, ' 1-v:,gdSf 'lk' swf me we- Mrs. Hanbury Sponsor E ..,, 78 .:S2i5l':flgiflfj?ii5 iii, 595' 5155 1 Becky Eason Lynn Williams Vzce-President Recording Secretary C Elections Committee Tommy V l i 1 V' L Bob Jones Donna McCord Martha Hudgins REPOFIFV Parliamenlarian Chaplain 1-:Vw E--if iL!i'fi-1 ' 'fix f figg5''wt--z,f'aw.1:,f1:,311f,,:.,z:f2S1.iiff---,zz :Lib .. t, ,,,, . . -- A ,, 1,- CHORUS OFFICERS CHORALETTES First row- Second row- Jnan Wilson Elizabeth Etheridge Karen Halstead Donna McCord Hudgins Sylvia Julian Tlzirz ro f- , G rg 1inaftMuller C Carol Gwilliam Janet Culpepper, Accornpanist 130:35 First row Georgeanna Muller- Librarian Johnny Thompson- Vice-President Martha Hudgins-President Anna Lee--SecretaryTreasurer Second Row Pat Houston-Librarian Joan Wilson-Robe Chairman Linda Todd-Publicity Frank Hall-Robe Chairman 80 Miss Newsom-Direvtor Each chorus under the direction of Miss Peggy Newsom has its own oili- cers. The Eighth Grade Chorus is made up of fifty boys and girls from the eighth grade. The Girls' Chorus is made up of forty-four girls from the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. This chorus meets during the first period. The Mixed Chorus this year is the largest in the history of the school. There are 102 members, with approximately forty- five boys. The new black and white robes add to the appearance of the chorus. The Choralettes are a singing group of nine girls and an accompanist: They sing for various occasions through- out the school year. The Varsities is the newest or- ganized group of singers that we have at our school. This group is composed of nine boys and an accompan- ist. Our choruses always make a splendid ,showing wherever they go to sing. We are very proud to have them to represent us in the music festival. Nix 5 f- Q SE? xhf Fi S a -M. -ng..-.- KS Q Joan Wrllramson Brenda Keeter Gall Avera Anne Crowder Linda Judy Gregory Drum Mnforette I' F 1' A r Y r 5 V , 5 d c v F '1Cl'-- , 'gut Y-V f 1 A-yr . fit? -H ' 4 flflr--K-1-. i , R my 2, n -rf r n ,I 'r W r :A 5- A 1 'I , 'E K' K, ,P as we ,, 1. x .TR L. I. QA In 1. ...rTn.-.d fr lf I 5 9 1 1 5 W 'Q fr wha-Qiirggrfr in ' rw 4 we W ,R Tenny Williams Editorial Editor The journalism class is the backbone of THE BRIDGE. The four editors-art, news, and sports-headed by the Editor-in-chief take the responsibility of all news worthy of mention. News of coming events, follow-ups, sports write-ups, features, edi- torials, book reviews, club events, and cartoons are featured in the nine editions published by the journalism class. The class works together to promote a better understanding of journalism through THE BRIDGE. t Q 5 E as 2 9 t Q Q I Y f x B 5 S, X is ' W ,w g ' f , 1 , its-fi 5+.wfLWfM NZ. 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The staif also has to go out and solicit ads in order to keep the price of the annual as low as possible. Meeting the deadlines is often very nerve-wracking, but when we receive our finished product in May, we forget all the hard work that has gone into our book. The staff tries to include all of the activities in the annual that makes it a valuable keepsake. Carmon Guard Assistant Editor Sharon Huffmond Mike Riley Clifford Nix Thompson Mann Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor 85 Sponsor: WHITFIELD'S GARAGE ' ,yu W .. A -':: 0 'Y Membership in the National Honor Society is based on out- standing leadership, service, character, and scholastic achieve- ments. All members must possess and maintain all of these characteristics as well as a B average. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote high scholastic achievement, fine character, and leadership qualities among the students. S' Vice-President... ..... p as Sponsor .............,. President ..... Treasurer .... Reporter ...... Absent from Secretary ..... 2,-ft e is .ai ,. M , . . 1 ---w.sf2:- 1 . S, 25112:-as-'ZF ,Clayton Glover .Mrs. Creekmore . ...... Donna McCord . .......... Janet Culpepper ...,..............Marion White picture- .................Anne Crowder ,...,.awfs .1 ,,?1..-ww. llfmvisisiisqfafygis3.eg3gsgQ5f gl . , e WW.. , Egg .-is -. ww f W -. .W -if --if .4 gs. . w..irs,,h,.-. i s H. sp , . lsr 5 - 4 m ay Kffiesfg 43' J ii s-55' V66 'V-311' -S viii A - 1 tai AP Y sw l' 1E:f.l?:?1,1 '61 . ww' .Ma M 11237 ssc MU-V IM. mf 4 11 .au f--s .... f M .r:--:g.f,:u:t.e9sas M U-fw. .f-wwe we -. A ' lg ' E ' ' .fs l 2553 if ff . ff in 5 s2gsfJ:i:'-uzsiessgsggast .....S,, ..,,. ..,.. tl., ,zz rm . .- ::i:s..f2 . ,f x f, 52955 is L1 ' ff W2 is 42'.f.S5s-IW'fffffffl L W M . . F e t if ' 52.-zl.-fits-'+s,,.f1, ,L - . ...,w.,,si.s',af fair-sig.. Q-lysis-j.,ft 4-A: as . . .' ,- L: 1. 5 c ,, J ,I 0- i f P2 Hi We:?Fs1ii22?!aii.,ieYf? is fa Q 2 'XLS s ,. V.,-V, .,. .1 .-was f s 14zs.sSxz-ffx'fG'1-was 49936 nl, , .Wm , ,.,,.. ,. V, ,... ., ..-, 5s,,,,,,,fw.3g,.,..,i,ii,. s.., 1 sr .ces ' V -Wit? fi?safsasvgsiieH51f.3, ' 0 - .1-Q H' E5??3?lg 215253 L if ,N-1 86 1' mmg, .wen-asifgsueikit .,,. V. 5mg,, jils?,,ff ,mf fr .Wir 'fine asa 22: E i2?5ff3'iSf35'2 iswi T253 will xfi' H T' 152iliisaieifr-vvmiiaa, ,riitlin-idx , -lffifi xieffirf '- if sf-wsrfzwffnsfffisf rx i V, - me rf .sy f' 7 55 2:2 if The Future Business Leaders of America is organized for the purpose of developing the leadership potential of high school students enrolled in business education classes who are planning future careers in business. The F.B.L.A. is mainly an extra-curricular activity. Many of the activities are an extension of class instruction. There is a five-point program of action upon which these activities are based. These points are activities that increase skills and business knowledge, Hnancial activities, school and community activities, and activities for promotion of the club. Seated: Treasurer ..... .... G loria Warren Secretary ........... ..... J anet Culpepper Vice-President ...... Virginia Simmons President ................ Ruth Hackworth Standing: Reporter ......,................. Buddy Briggs Historian .................... Gloria Nichols Sponsors .... Misses Scott and Wynne Ruth Hackworth, President ' ' 87 The Future Homemakers of America is the national organi- Gail Gatton, President zation of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. The motto of the club is 6'Toward New Hori- zons, which expresses the purpose of the club-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. In the center of the emblem of the F.H.A. Club is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. Seated: Vice-President ,,,,..,t,, Loretta Crafton President ........ ..... G ail Gatton Sponsor ..,... ...,.... M iss Halstead 1 Secretary ....,, l,.,. S andra Fordham Standing: Treasurer ........,....,........ Alice Harris Parliamentarian .... Penny Cartwright Reporter ....,....,.,.,........ Sandy Spurlin , at .5111 is 4 1. its ze offer: sei ., ' ' ifffqf-55 feswfsifre,Myreairsirmgrgaiwlg it-,me w e -ere we 2-, '2 asfzsawefsfwwggq 7 eww. .. 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Carlton Lane Absent from picture: Secretary .lYw,,,,,s,,,,,,..,,,,.. L. G. Harris The Future Farmers of America, one of the oldest clubs in the state of Virginia, aims to further the development in agri- cultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. The members participate actively in Forestry Contests, Livestock Judging Contests, Tractor Operators' Contests, and Public Speaking Contests. The Future Farmers of America Club is also a member of the Peanut Federation and strives to advance the improvement in agriculture. 89 James Garrett President Seated: Reporter .,...,.e, Treasurer ..,,.... President Sponsor Standing: Historian ,.,.. Chaplain Secretary The purpose of the F.T.A. is to promote in teaching as a profession. Jean Peace, President 90 Vice-President ............r. ,, 1 3 . . . i -:y a Sig ..:f,sz:sa.r,+ was .2: 1' la -1 .4:-au . 5523 - - I Pi --- X aa Nelda McPherson Brenda Julian Jeanette Pugh Jean Peace Mrs. Curling Emily Boone Patricia Flannigan Betty Odom an interest in future teaching for those girls and boys who are interested A The main goals are to help the teachers, to explore the fields of teaching, to render service to the school and the community, to cultivate qualities of leadership, character, and scholarship among the students, to substitute and practice teach, to interest good students in becoming teachers, and to develop the beginnings of professional attitudes. rv ,,, , ,M . ... ,. ft, ' xv: .. f .f 'W - ' 'il' 4 'f.gfiif.S-'Esiihiiif 'ASEE?Qi3': ii7Qs55'4f fizf'1s:ii..i1:.LQVM f isa: is .ag --F..wee,exiff.z5I?22gs'iz.1f2ifs2iam? iffm...--.-iw: if: if f .W 1 fs: .w is--ff it ww -t,1.:.1Q:v1f.:-:suit:f:.,fSwf1f-flfsf 1-ft:f22,-:f-vo221f2-Hiiff. il fy mhfffa .1 . 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L lnda Todd Vice-President ........ Sandra -Ferguson Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,............,, Mrs. Stokes Secretary ,,,,,,,.,,.... Maureen Galligan Reporter ...... Anna Marie Herrington Absent from picture: President ,..,......,......... Juanita Gibson The aim of the Future Nurses of America is to acquaint its members with the nursing profession. The club also tries to become informed of the preparation which is needed and required for anyone to enter the field of nursing. The Future Nurses visit various hospitals and have speakers to talk to the club members on nursing as a profession. We try to have several speakers during the year. 91 :rum it X , Kawai' WW' il Juanita Gibson, President , 1v,A. - -V - - ,.ll- 151 r 1, ,, W3 S is .. Q., -, ,.,,-erm, MQW, ,gf M115 We ,-5?,,ssz,s- ,135 gigs ffi?'Ei ,r f',,.,g,sg,1ieUlM Q f Li, l MH, ,:-,,, .X ,ta -,,:X, iwrww-..,: ,,:: ,.:,::v,-,, 1 i U-f: ,fitzw ,fi . - .,.:f,.,,.: iM1:f,1 -..,, - , -f,- ,, -fm: 5f7ggg,,:qfg5.fi,g gs-ziijgz 'Q ,galfi..,,.s.z,sffm:g was ,--' 3 ,,LxU,-sf?-h?.r :tile 'wifi-5?-W xii:-ff?TKff 'Wff 3' i Wi ffif I' 'L W3 iftif''ifi?7is::1i?3i5Lf'5i5f'Prifff1fff- K' ':i?::':fGf: Y ' . 5 sw., kk,, ,,1l,g,4f-,4g3y.:,f:H , ,, ,, I VT, .152 'l'f if'ifl 53: Seated: Recording Secretary, Barbara Spruill Corresponding Secretary V Frances Gritiin Vice-President .....,.... Gloria Nichols President ................ Virginia Simmons Standing: Reporter ...............,.. Mary Anderson Parliamentarian Anna Marie Herrington Gail Gatton Chaplain ...,.....,., Georgeanna Mueller Treasurer ....................,. Linda Powell Sponsors ..., Misses Wynne and Scott The purpose of the Delta Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The first organized club of its kind in the school, the Delta Tri-Hi-Y has many objectives, Its members carry out projects helpful to those in need in our community. Virginia Simmons, President Janet Culpepper, President The purpose of the Doria Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Our platform is Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. This year, as in the three previous years, we helped where we were needed. During the year we attended churches of different denominations and visited the children's ward at local hospitals and orphanages. Our club is made up this year of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Seated: Corresponding Secretary..Emily Boone Recording'Secretary ..,,,..... Anna Lee Vice-President .......... Rebecca Eason President ....,., ...... J anet Culpepper - - Standing: Treasurer ...... ..... S haron Hulfmond Q, ,sg ,V im Chaplain .........,... ........ J ulla Cahoon Parliamentarian .... ...... P at Johnson Publicity ............. A... J uanita Gibson Historian .... ...... ..,. L y nn Henry Sponsors Mesdames Spanagel and Setzer f4ewfigfSPk1'i'F:E175-aiDi5H.i5i?iwf5?Tfbilllif' gg, ,,, l , l,,, ,, - s Q :sew 1 , 1.,,n, ,,,m,,-mi t ,4 ,,,f,y,,,,, ie to my sw, Www 93 .-,gmf at .. to was I--in E A t I J Q 1 . . , f , , .. 'mist A -- gms : :fi 3.2 Y Sgiilelf.. i , i f f 1 LKLL Seated: Treasurer ,,,,, .... C olleen Eckard Secretary .,.,....... ..,,.. A nne Harrison Vice-President ....., r.,...,. P at Johnson President ........... ,.,... B ecky Eason Standing: Connie Schaeffer Recorder-of-points, Sharon Huffmond Mary Elizabeth Cox Publicity ...,............,......, Lynn Henry Absent from picture: Sponsors ...,.................. Mrs. Benham and Miss Reed Through the G. A. A., the girls have an opportunity to enter various sports such as field hockey, volleyball, basket- ball, tennis, and softball. In this participation we learn the importance of good sportsmanship. For their participation in the various activities, the girls are awarded pins, emblems, school letters and stars at the annual banquet. One of the most exciting activities of the club is playing other schools and associations in various competitive sports. Becky Eason, President W' Bobby Royster, President it p Q: 1 i ,C as is i. , - . M . . V ,vga '2 if Xl M15 H Niggas? EB lfrwws L A we -.::. :.h.,.. ef , .... 19 5, V, wif? ',lX mail f,zh., if ,.'w.T,,,f,,.. is xi tfiij . fvfk ,D E Seated first row: President .......... ..... B obby Royster Vice-President ...,,.... ..,.... J eryl Frost Program Chairman ........ Joe Williams Seated second row: Secretary .,,...,.,....., ,,,. C lifford Nix Reporter .,.... ,.i, M ickey Ottley Standing: Messrs: Blevins and O'Brien Absent from picture: Treasurer .................. Gary Sanderlin Sergeant-at-arms ........ Danny Dowdy The Monogram Club is constantly striving to promote a sense of good sportsmanship and a better athletic program throughout the entire student body. Any person who has earned a letter in any varsity sport may become a member of the club with the approval of the faculty. 95 ,iayft W I sQ.f A L ,- Q 'f : i f :5'2a'fe' xi K Q -'iii' .:.e2fE:g2f,. :' -- I : ' I VV Q 5. wi ,525-ifwiilrs'2'Wfj2Si?5?'2'I'?Q2LsMgiifil - , f X5-X 'N V , K . Mr. Thomas Sponsor The motto of the 4-H Club is S'To Make the Best Better. All boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 21 who are interested in any' type of farming and homemaking may be- come members. Each member of the club completes a project during the year. The Junior 4-H Club consists of members from the eighth and ninth grades, and the Senior 4-H Club consists of members from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The four H's stand for head, heart, hands, and health. Phyllis Price Sonja Midgett Phyllis Webb Linda Briggs Paul Criger Mike. Powers Eddie Bishop ...,........-,. -V fAam':l+f3fi5:Tif7' s ,, . , , . , Z QA, ff , L . : .. . -SK -5' v w . J, . Ja ::- '- ,W .21 A xr ,gh-Airs N if ,mf , ,.,. X, . 5. .. . ac ... .,,a ,,, . .ga K Q Q '5 4':'::? 'I ' -'a::1:i.'i-5 : 'fi H 535 in-' , 'w c' 51 53331 -E'-, in Q X mistak e : 5 .,. . W I. : s N- Y - Jef- s.'f ei l or 'r w s,..'Q5a?,,2Q5ggQ33g5gQ Don Stroud, George Gardner, Pete Whitfield, Betty Beckman, Judy Steltzner, Carole Caputo, Linda Evans. 96 Darian Tatem. President The Bible Club meets every Thursday morning before school. Guest speakers are present. The main purpose of the club is to create and maintain a Christian atmosphere among the students and faculty. Each year the club presents the Thanksgiving Day assembly prog'ram. Each member of the club tries to set an example of Chris- tian life for the students who are not members of the club. The Bible Club tries to help different families in the com- munity. Vice-President ............ Joyce Adcock Secretary and Treasurer..Buddy Briggs President ............,,,....... Darian Tatem Sponsor .,,.. .,..,. M iss Evans .. xt .w azgikg Y' --:gr . M.. T. rise W' . , 'gm V m m Hwtsx-es, 'A S2'.i1ff, ,, 'kip wavy ' WL fws.5: Q11 .me .,-5: ' :..'l, I 2 :. :: ' f'?i,,1n' ,y, ,. f ' ' fzfgysr lg fu me. ar :1zz:15'2fiz24z..Qs6M. .ri7wfL . f w ' Wf 1 2i'wswevs5t faas1f Wifilkiiiiiiliiiffl :Binks Q31 M. .ry .a::3P,g:i,,l. .NHSWALQE ...... l...l.t,. .. .Ss .fefrg ,.. . Sgr. X sl. ,E ag it A sw U ...,,,,,. 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M r. Comey Parliamentarian ..... .,., G ail Gatton The purpose of the Diversified Occupations Club is to endeavor for each of its members to become an employee whose services will be recognized by our employers as being of the highest caliber and to respect our vocation in such a way as to bring good repute to ourselves as well as others. Our activities include the Employer-Employee Banquet, D.O. bowling team. and the D.O. Convention. 98 Robert Yates, President , U . 1 'fef. w.g3i wif' ei rr ff f' 591 3 K e- , 232 ig ag, v,,LQig,f Qggeg :pie S33 ,gms saw f ry f Megs? ' V: s?'sl,:. iw 2 f his wif if :Qi :ass ,E 22 mg, i,, ,gqi3fgi 6 rw: wif I t- aj, 14: W. ,532 6,557 gig, 3 f ' - M ' lamxx- ' V 5'r::'iQv1z' ' 5Vs2 s3' l'Si'lci'Siff5 f , K , QIQM i,. ,,4. ,tfpt fftffif tilii fi . . d1i' if l51iifQi' 'L M' M 2 em Y, , , .. w,3W,i . ,Q ilu. i:f2..'5: -'Q 2 P3755- L 'fs - it f W- W iigiiigl iii it ia WW, H f W 1 'igfwf 'wise ii Q 3 1 5 Q eiffrl-ii? 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Participation in projects, contests, professional activities, and social activities can be extended to all members. Most of these students work for one-half day and attend classes the other half. 99 T? e g v I ,i mx We .g.. ,win Holton Culter, President a it t - -,,1:-,13w.:, mai- ff- U Q t slsmsrzssfffQmzisggfeM,-sl,-H, mfg. S, s,,.f,,.:7 Se ,als flags 1,3 wg me ts, S .iw , law mat, ,sis Wt, X , --VA at ,g ee? ,A .tv ff. i Sas alms wa. -ev -ta:- fait 155 Ygi2Qi1f,. iff we JM, A IM ' :Pai ' ,Zim'22-tzwewfme, strip e, fissile, me New is-it it ,gig 1,.g, 1,smi .fes1 ri ,fs'4Eie?5r25Kf4gisa:4faaz-af',asia rwlftiiaf tgirl W' ,Jam asa f5f, 1at ',4q5'i eg 2 , Q f sw' . 452iiifpe:'i.25f'.2-init: lf.: i: i. :fr ,Hi'i?fll?'7'?5EEfj2'f'5'i425iiS1ji:ir2.?25'ifZZl,,'H3'.l1 V I. ff? -ffl , ' L5-fji1AF3-'j wfweflwzfr 1-2 f?fe fm l 1 it 1 - , -sat QW, K L.,N,,,1i ,,,L an .L,,,f at .yyh .am we 'ig as at .pak it aggfgez-we ,, iff-fllilg 'ti gg,j-aff' liz: -Lf-ggi! gmjsete 3:5 k,g,,,v1 ,,:',df, i ww 4.9 - g'f',1? 1jfWwirrgwi Q, Egg sggf-it 5 K :fggtgtw,r.gQ:Qs1:.s1:.y::sgfs7gQ 3115, 31,-ifwpgif-': 2 . 1-1 on-jk-.g f ' Seated: Secretary ........,..... Mary Ann Suther Vice-President .....,...... Sharon Wilson President ..,.r..A.,.. .,... B obby Haynes Standing: Camera man ...,.,....... George Muller Sergeant-at-arms ...,.,,,,. June Renfrow Program chairman .. Ronnie Schmidt Each year the Junior Science Club strives very hard to promote more interest in science on the part of the entire student body. The club studies the general fields of science and how they affect our individual lives. We hope to construct various types of apparatus in the fields we study. The club is open to anyone who wishes to join. 'luv' 'I00 Bobby Haynes, President George Olah, President A - i- W 1-' nur I , , ,eee if 'fiei5:Qg,q1i.i'i2 fait-itssziifiilfi i'-li'fifIif7'i ig L.,e . Lee.,- we 3??viZi'fZjf7jj1'gEfQE-iirl 111 5 f 1 2 1 . W ss, J' ., ,, iw am Vice-President ....... .......A B ill White President ,,........ ...... G eorge Olah Sponsor ...... ...... M r. Grifhn Secretary .... ......... S andy Hall , 7 , , Reporter ..., ..... J udy Flanagan The two main objectives of the Senior Science Club are to have each member complete a project to enter in the Science Fair and to sponsor a science assembly. The club members also worked and planned together to create an interest in science among the entire student body. 'l0'I if The library assistants are an as- sistance and service to the entire school. Mrs. Dunkley guides the as- sistants in their duties. The second- year assistants are Linda Simpler, Paula Lowry, Brenda Stutzman, Nancy Dill, Cecelia Underwood, Mike Dutka, Charles Fussell, Wade Tabor, Charles Dunn, and Bobby Melson. The fundamental purpose of the assistants is to assist students in find- ing books, checking books in and out, and finding research material for students who need help. The assistants help process the books that are brought to the school in order that they may be ready for students to read. The assistants also serve in the capacity of getting audio-visual materials to the class- . - -'i?T?iQfiiiQii rooms - . U ,, .7,ty,gigggH' mga, 5152 Sf ,Q ,i.ff5wi,1s 9l5g?g2S2g!E5gsi' u ' ' ti6i.Q,.MhQm .. ,...,.W.,,,...,W ....... ,.,. , H... .., ,,..,,,... ...,t..,.ti....m...r .. Lxilligigi 5355, . .. ,. X MW - .,-ht, ...i,. twig! 1 , ,ii-.M riff fie tri sts:- ' '- 1 I X ff. 5,5 miaaz- -53935, a,..,54::aj, if mm- i 1 Fa ,go NEW DBK5 ,KK gf : , VAR I TT Bobby Trueblood mn James Coaches Calhoon. Setzer. O'Brien, and Blevins. 1.9 First row: Wayne Head, Terry Fearington, Vincen Higgerson, Jimmy Cutchins ees?-ffiziw Qfwwz Ki 1 l ff, ,Q ,4 4, fiflleiiw QeTkfj?5,?Sj?',3isTi,IL51125-'iss'i.u:J,,..-. K J .2..,fs,.xe1g.l,,msX X W lf il., J A , Wise ,Ma 6 Billy Dunbar' End Sponsor: Cookeis Hardware and Building Supplies. 104 fwf:iei.'2 ii L., fi ,.., q,,1i.,,3i5-,fwe--fx Mggifilg 5 1 11011 mai 145252 -,V --fwfivg -IIA -'-' f7?'iifi55Q5gw 21? 1- view. :N Q1 fm, 1111f1-we ea.2z:wz::'zv.: fwmsia: 2 I., ,,.. 1ssv?Ssf5Qi?Q Ismail , in pw 1 1-21 we .,i11-:wif-if sl igimfsafffmiffiq.. .2-Ll if. isLi:5Z'K?!iSiliLi : 5532 5: .Shi if'-f ix 3529 iiizzafismisefifi :ff -M I-My fi 'fav is, 1: Sieibfsislxei K K' M121 4' 4-ii'5G1siiiQzi?'iizz.!Ei5E.:i'? film? 7 A W W i iizifiiszisgf , QQ Xe FOOTBALL Q 99 Parrish, Clifford G Ev on ary ert , Coach O'Brien with Co-Captains Gary Sanderlin and Bobby Royster. Earl Baker, Dudley Miles, ' an Llo ' Pittm yd Finch. Second Donnie B aker, School P.T.A. 105 .,.. DETERMINED Steve Sanderlin, Earl Baker, Guard Back Bobby Royster, Johnny Thompson, Back Tackle 'A x, G, i Ci is W img-.5 , , , Zw95, x'i C e..e.1 f ilkizig ' -:A': 3 Gary Sanderlin, Richard Wolters, Guard Guard , A .,., Q, ., ,.,,5,.,g5E rw A . .,yry -,,:.,.,.: v,..,,.. .I-.,s,..... r.-, 1 :mfg ul W. , Z ,,.....lzigg.2e5figirgiggiii I 52, . B r -:pf i J ai - i?25 ?22iEZfiE,,-i . .QF Veyy I ,i-,I--get-sf .-'-,rm-. 1 .-,gg 4 '4-m,551:Q,.: ' K Zz- -giga- ,ar . ,,., Jeryl Frost, End Wayne Head Back ff-'Sf' .,:,l ' H 2 Jimmy Cutchins, Mickey Ottley, Back Back The Great Bridge Wildcats overcame the Princess Anne Cavaliers 6-0 in the first game of the season. In the fourth quarter Bobby Royster made the win- ning touchdown. This was the first victory over the Cavaliers since the two teams entered Group I. Great Bridge overcame Virginia Beach there 32- 7. Wayne Head led the Wildcat victory with two touchdowns. Clifford Nix and Mickey Ottley made the other TD's. Clifford Nix, Larry Higgerson, End Back Great Bridge came from behind by scoring 13 points in the second half to win the annual Home- coming game, which was played against Deep Creek. Jim Cutchins and Mickey Ottley made the touchdowns. The Wildcats downed the Maury Commodores 24-7. This was the Lions' Bowl game sponsored by the Great Bridge Lions Club. Larry Higgerson, Bobby Royster, and Mickey Ottley made the touch- downs. Charles Schneider, Jimmy Boyette, Charles Johnson, Donnie Baker, Guard End V 106 Tackle Guard WILD CA TS CO-SPONSORS: Tidewater Chemical Company An gler's Cove Charles Kerzanet, James Butler, End Guard The Wildcats stunned the Churchland Truckers to a 21-0 victory on their Homecoming. Bobby Royster, Wayne Head, and Jim Cutchins each made a touchdown. Great Bridge beat Norfolk Catholic 46-0 at G. B. Wayne Head scored two touchdowns and Mickey Ottley, Bobby Royster, Charles Jones, Larry Higger- son, and Dudley Miles each made a touchdown. Great Bridge Wildcats lost to the Cradock Admirals 13-0. This was the first loss of the season. in xg' ri. xiii' it ,, if 1 W hi' 4 Johnny Roland, Dudley Miles, Back Tackle Bobby Royster was named to the first team of the 1959 All Eastern football team. He is the first player from Great Bridge to attain this honor. He was also selected as a member of the All Tidewater team. Great Bridge players receiving honorable mention on the All Eastern were Jeryl Frost, Johnny Thomp- son, Jimmy Cutchins, and Bobby Kinnard. Honor- able mention for All Tidewater were Wayne Head, Jimmy Cutchins, Johnny Thompson, Jeryl Frost, Bobby Kinnard, Gary Sanderlin, and Mickey Ottley. igjr .t ug g g , 4 ..r. fa, - at . tsra -B jg, ggryry J ,. give i'ii,'. . C , B , 4 if . - Q, V 'r J Y ff 1 Gary Everton, Charles Jones, Michael Caddy, Frank Hall, Tackle Back 'Q Q V 2 ti-fi. , Z ,,, , r j ,,.. rryy .... f ' , rrr, Y Tommy Staton, Richard Pittman, End Back George Hanbury, Harry Culpepper Tackle End James Bedsole, Vincent Parrish, Center Back Gene Winston, Lee White, Back End 107 Tackle Center Great Bridge as the underdog held Norview with COREB UA RD Virginia Beach Churchland Norfolk Catholic Warwick Cradock Deep Creek Maury Norview Suffolk Sportsman Shop a 6 6 half time score, the TD being made by Mickey Ottley The final score was a very respectable 20 6 in favor of the Group I Injuries did not hinder the Wildcats in the annual Thanksgiving game when the Suffolk Red Raiders were downed 19 7 Jim Cutchins flew 66 yards for the first touch down and on the next play Gary Everton threw a 42 yard pass to Clifford Nix who went for a touchdown. Bobby Royster added the final The team playing top notch competition this year, came through in splendid form displaying the true fighting spirit possessed by this years squad The entire Student Body is indeed very proud of the teams seven wins and three losses for the season O8 Race'7 . V. FOOTBALL The Baby Wildcats, moving slowly at first, im- proved-with time to complete a successful year, los- ing only to Princess Anne, Cradock, and Maury. The team gradually produced one of the smoothest and soundest offenses of any Junior Varsity team ever to represent Great Bridge. The offense was led by David MacManus and co-captain Allen Morris. The J.V.'s defense was led by future varsity players Rodney Carson and Lucian Thompson. The boys showed great promise, ending the season with a four wins, three losses record. -1d..ni....zl fl . V -17' F 'xl V f ' gf . 1 A T V T P ,s,. ' , ' - if , ,..,.. c . Us . 14. 2 h F Mk i s-ij.E.., ..., ., ::i::u ,,,.? ,Q E: , 2 K, .QF J.: .ifi w fi?222i??fi?'? f fl? ' A iff 'iff ll-V ' 1f l5?.7 ' f l y - . fi M xii ,-ez- s?'f.v'.w . ' -I If-.Z f , W w1f22s'v:s:wr..g1'lsxfinixw - :f-gag:-4--2212 fe . A ,-..',,.., A ,'- s ' ,.-- X . H, r 2. V- ,,, , ...I E, .,,, A WVVA , , .. 7 , p l...... , if, ,r A if 1 ,,,. ' LW51r61?fz3?ff, .arcirwvifeffst , v,,,,ff,...f:f.::,W3g,,g, f :- e'f3?g ' ' f Ti f l ft N .. , .,.f tg, V Coach Hap Setzer I - Q- E1 K-ff' 9' if gg -.vc 'Q .wcccef SCOREBOARD 'Kp Sf' G.B. 0 ...... Princes Anne 20 ,H K G.B. 7 ...,.......,.... Maury 13 ,MMV lfifff G.B. 7 .............. Cradock 13 G.B. 26 ..,...,.. Suffolk 6 G.B. 26 ....,... Churchland 6 G.B. 35 ........ Deep Creek 0 G.B. 18 .. Barry Robinson 7 wr'- ' Co-Captains Rodney Carson and Allen Morris. 109 SPONSOR: Earle's Hi Neighbor Grocery VARSITY A VA Varsity S quad with Debbie Carawan, M asco t. A S Lots of noise, lots of pep, lots of pride for our team-this may well characterize the Great Bridge cheer- ing squads. Decked in green and Camille Chesson Sandy Saunders I Upon K . S 'lf .S g pggp ...gr F53 gold from head to toe, they go forth to support the greatest groups of . boys in the world, our own teams. Frances Griflin Anna Lee SPONSOR: Norfolk Highlands P.T.A. no Sponsors: Miss Reed and Mrs. Benham. NY?-9 r. i I-Al kv N-'--'F ,ASWL XM Co-Captain Helen Denard TT Martha Hudgins, Co-Captain Buddy Jorday, Mascot VARSITY SQUAD Co-Captains-Helen Denard Martha Hudgins Q , J - . Jlzfa' f . .,f.. f':: r.?,f E ,fa ::r. .:-'f la aa Lynn win ? JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Co-Captains-Joyce Lane Joan Wilson Sponsor-Miss Reed Members-Jo Anne Cogliandro Judy Dunham Karen Halstead Pamela Lutz Sandy McPherson Janice Olah Dorothy Prentiss Nancy Williams SPONSOR: Westmoreland Dairy Roxanna Powers Lynn Williams Sue Oglesby Joyce Stanley Ill Junior Varsity Squad Iflr HP rmlu: Clqrry Ifxcrluu. Clmnlcs Jones, 'Iummy BCI'CI'lgllCV. Ckhurlcs Kinsey, Bobby Kinurd. larry Fnuti. Mikc Rilcy Q Povscll, Kcnny c'1lI'I1lWkly. Mickey Oltlcy, fv4'IlIl'l'.' Conch Blcvins cmd Captain Danny Dmuly. VA RSITT BASKETBALL 5, .. Suu' 'l!'!'j' MV' MQW Captain Danny Dmuly , .a ,4 Spormwli W1-1S'lKMOlUil.AND DAIRY V 1 . , A55 1 ,499 K2 Q W, E f, ., 21' K A - K, aw My 2+ if 3 fe 34 5 l Elm f M 'll U f 1 x si , 0 LAW 1 qo- Pu lease' s. 4 A 0 .. if M? 4 1 f,'l?tfEi 155,1 5 ff ,. -1 K 2 1 L . L W ,- adam-At 5.53 q,..D A . W ,fi , t gf QW tt, X' 1:.qefgfff.f,,,tg t, ,,.:51 'z ff -A - , Y , gm -it i i i K . , ,, .L,,. i e Y Q ei ,iii wifi P 1 of Gary Everton, guard Charlie Jones. forward Bobby Kinnard. center w we 41, g tfwgggg, ,Q W ,-, w 1251 f .' : - X l g Q5 5 ,ar M tx , F lint? l l t X 1 3 KX A X 5 , 2 eitlf, li iff ,S S v r 5 5 get N? aigg his-A twig COURT This year's basket- ball team started oif very fast, winning their first four games. 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I A fl V, ,, , R 5,1 ff, 1 l A I ' W V! bf xmi it a Ten gallon hats, smoking guns, dance l hall queens, wild Indians, live snakes, sa sweet heroine, a brave hero, and a ruth- less villain all were present in the musical PI , 1 show Pistol Fumes. Let's get together! i f ' 3-, ' , 'Meg One more time' . I - ' 'L f 0-0-o-0-o-0-o-oi Kick him again! The UNC'-UP? ww, - UMEe Let's talk this over! Q That just sends me! ,, ,..,...-....f+'s..,+-f - - - -s.,--W A v.A--..-es.. Y - 1 3 in. Af ' HY ya i 'Y' e f,.. enfd d Rf1 5 ' f Peek-a-boo! Sponsor: BALFOUR, INC. The musical was written, preduced, and directed by Mr. Travis T. Turner. The play was presented on two nights- November 5 and 6, 1959. A large crowd attended each night. VW Hey! Not so ciose. First row: left to right-Mary Daves, Loula Suggs, Olive A Charlotte Bashford, Becky Eason, Cookie Peterson, Secondrow-: leftfto i rington, Brenda Stutzman, Doris Liles, Carolyn Voliva., Linda Thornton, Sally - right-Pat Crowling, Wilbur DeLoatche, Dalton Hodges, Marvin Jones, JacsCates, lLa1fxfy'Meekins,l'Linfords HarreI1.fFo1irthy,f row: left to right-Cliff Gray, Leonard Halstead, Tenpycwilliamsalimmy Moore, Joe Sawyer, Ronnie Torbert, Card? well, Bill White, and Mr. Turner. SE I OR PLAY Our Town xA Q 4 so C By Thornton Wz'!der fwg The senior play was j V X presented in the high I school auditorium on April 7, 1960, at 8:00 P.M. A large cast of players was chosen by Mr. Turner, the faculty direc- tor. Each year the seniors find themselves very grate- ful toward Mr. Turner for his helping them to pre- sent their annual play. The play, Our Town, is well known to all stu- dents at Great Bridge since it is read and studied in the junior year. We rec- ognize its being Mr. Wil- der's play for which he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1938. Our Town has been presented on both Broad- way and television. Mr. Turner, faculty director, with Sally Meyer, student directorf a Firstf row: Bmity Qwebb, Pait timings, Rebecca Gibbs, Becky Eason: Mrs. Webb, 'Brenda Stutzmang Mrs. Gibbsgtlean Peace. Second rowrmwally Webb, Joe Sawyerg Mr. Webb, Pat Crowlingg Stage Manager, Tennyi Williams. Third row: George Gibbs, Wilbur Deinatcheg Dr. Gibbs, Sonny Phibbs. , i sponsor: w. H. MEEIQNS, mc., Piumbing, Electrical, and Heaiifggeicomfaeror L First row: left to right-fLynn Henry, 3.28g Becky Eason, 3.33g Linda Greenfield, 3.655 Faye' Twine, 3Q24:Q' Julia Cahoon 3.llg Ianetflulpepper, 3.95. Second row: Peggy Knight, 3.05g Joann Barco, 3.22: Donna McCord, 3,881-13-nda Petkis 3 3.102 Karen Baum, 3.26g Lee mem, 3.06: Emily Booneg 3.24g Sylvia. Makinesent, 3.065 Betty Givens, 3.26. Fauna row Peace, 3.39g George Olah, 3.733 Joe Sawyer, 33.355 Tom Cardwell, y3.t5g'Tenny V5Zilliatn5,. 3.70gVKaye Burgess. 3.24 Caxniitleifihesson, 3.72. Absent from picture: Clatytonlfilqver, 3.72, . 3 ON ' TE All seniors who have attained an overvali aver' age of B 13.003 or above on high school work are graduated with honors. We feel that these students should be congratulated for their . outstanding scholarship. 3 . 3 l I' 1 'X ' 1' ,. 5 il? 1 ffl ,if Q . 4, .Fanet Culpepper, 3.95, Valedictorzan gf' Q I f L Arkv ,L , A I ff' o H i, t Donna McCord, 3.88, Salutatorian Sponsor: B. M. WILLIAMS, pf!-.Ab 3.001 'Georgette Easley, 3.161 Anne Crowder, 3.70: Linda Simplezf,,3.78, Third row: Doris Liles,.3.14g Nellie McPherson. MOST TALKATIVF Linford Harrell Fmily Boone MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jac Czlles Mike Powell Pat Houston Martha Hudgins F5q? LgHf5H1' iw if BEST LOOKING Helen Denurd Joe Williams S NIOR '-- 1 MOST lN'l'Fl.l.FC'l UAL Tcnny Williams l.indu Simplex' OUlli'liFS'l' Doris lilex Bill White FRIENDLIEST Gary Sunderlin Mn. MOST COOPERATIVE Donna McCord WH-,NEST Curmon Guard Marvin Jones Sharon Huffmond MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Cardwell Junct Culpepper T?T?PUFPS0nrSS343n Er S V if i Q ir,Q.J'1ff7,' l YSELJEVV !5fiiiiQ?Yi4iE,2,4:' sl Z r,f,rA,g,L ..,.1 4 ,,Am 4 I if NEATEST MOST TALTENTTED Julia Cahoon Linda Th0mi0f1 Jem Frost Wiibur Delmatche CUTEST Becky Eason Larry Foutz ,, We ,, , , . i it ' f '.., 41 5 I '-Bvi0l1'fliS0vld-H1i'l4afEf5fI5ftbl?-mvtftwf all 'LWSTIIIUUS CM55 M WW- WWFII9 r CWLWNEAAKSTWW' M?WIFIfimlf'5'?5 iw'T9mmlgi5'5'5Wf'i ,.I. 7 ii 'il it Cf?QKY5iI'ETf'K90Nt . F 'f Ci?5RMfl1I,5?5if-ONIS.-Sis YQ Wflliuni -54 f ' f I' I-INDI? 'PETK15-I 7'9 'DW for 55'U'fh3 4f'5C5?MiDffIi?4i5': mf ,- .A1.DERT,fBARI?DUIL,Ins suave, HIBBBCFV to' Iphnnyjreitmnf A' REID. her eycsto ?at'AI!l'f:f , . 1' K. 'MM55iM4RCtl0Ff, his 'heizhl' G0 ,Anne Dowdygi fii' ' J SANDY SSAIJNDEIXS, her- Bbiiity. to go gteaoyjto-Beverty,l-liilsgegdq I , .GIZENN Ii.KRNE5.'11is trxwtorftoftfatgqk Williamsgc ' h,,. - m I M3335 gggppkggv lm: eyegggbfgtd A -3 . L j- geNNv.1nAsNtcn'r,,mt drum ta nearby tcm smith, STEMEJAXTBR. his farming imgfememssxo' the agriculture clam: HOWQKRDKQERGMKNI his Solis! Bald: tb Tommy Lucy: ROYCE- BRICKHOUSE, his FFA itiemltership to George Basking: ionisrnnsoww. nge body to Great Brian mint School: '- BILLYHIIM ABURIQBGH, his band-'uniform to Leroy- Vaughan: JAC QALES. his weight to Kenneth Dunkleyz I - , IOM CARDWEI-L. his knack for arguing to Lindi Fombeliz KENN CAWRAWAY. his ability to dahbe -in the hells duringlunch to Jerry Heilig: RICHARD CAIITWRIGI-I'I'.'his mellow voice to I3enny'Stewart: f w W DARRELL COOK, his curly ,hair to Ellis Smith: ' AI. COVINGTON, his chair in' advanced qomposition to Timmy Gregory: PAT CROWLING, his forensic medals to Michael Schneider: RAYMOND DENNY. his automobile to Jack Russell: WILBUR UELOATCHE.'hix talent to Mickey Olileyz DANNY DOWDY, his shortncse! to Johnny Edwards: I RICHARD DOZIER. his height to Lucian Thompson: ' BOBBYDUDLEY. his phone 'number to Miss Wynne: LARRY FQUTZ, his apilily I0 tease to Clifford Nix: A JERYI, FROST. his ability to play football to Dudley Miles: JAMES GARKETT, his leadership of the FFA to Mike Olahx RAY GASICINS, his weird sense of humor to Wayne Head: , WILSON GILLIAM. his car to Bobbie Narmn: f CLAYTON GLOVER, his responsibility ot' making morning announcements to Vincent Parrish: CLIFF GRAY, his laziness to Frank ReDavid: YARMON GUARD, his pipe to Mrs. Phelps: BILL GWILLIAM, his interest in composition to next year's class: LEONARD 'I-IALSTEAD, his bag-boy htnton to Jackie Pezzella: LINFORD HARRELI., his ambition to Larry Higgerson: L. G, HARRIS. hiv ability to go with one girl tn Frank Hall: ROBFRT WARRISON, his shy manner to Bubba ' Tatem: MtrAR'I'HUR HICKS. his quietness to Billy Watson: DON HIGGERSGN, his red hair to Iintmy Buyettc: DALTON HODGES, his '56 Ford to RichardvWoI!crSI OSCAR THFPM AL HOLTON. III, his knack for being called by initials to Lee White: WAYNE HOOKER, nothing tu itnyone 'cause he'x just grateful to leave: MARVIN JONES, his iokei to Eddie Finch: ' ' ' BILL LITCHFIELD, his dark comblexiun to Sue Oglesby: DEWEY LONG. his instrument tu Carol Denard: JAMES LONG. his hot rod to Alton Wade: SAMMY LUKE, his ability to he tardy tn Larry Stevens: LOREN LUKEY. his store to Betty Galligan: P. W. LUTZ, pne gallon of gas to Butch Moore: 1 THOMPSON MANN, his versatility to Imam Wilson: BILLY MUDONALD. his curly hair to Ronnie Guardzk LARRY MEFKINS, his good looks to the lucky girl bl' the momentz JIMMY MOORE, his sr.-riousnem to Forrest Norman: GEORGE OLAH. his scientihc interests to Buddy Briggs: ' JOHN PEARSON, his tcientitic mind to Donna Carr: A LARRY PEIEBLES, his business law book to Eugene Carson: LVFON PFRKY. his science llctinn to Mary Gwilliaml BRENDA FORBES, hcr sweetness to Fells Rhodes: MARTHA GARRETT. her chair in chorus to Harvey Holton: MAURFFN GALLIGAN. her sewing ability to Barbara Dillon: GAII. GATTON. her acting -ability to Jimmy Roystera .IUANITAI GIBSON, her job al Norfolk General Io Hazel Stokes: BETTY GIVANS. her math grades to Lillian Sawyer: fl INDA GRFFNFIFI D. .her Iuntzen Imits to Mary Lee Anderson: ILJDV GRFGORY. her ohne Io Nancy Edmunds: FRANCFS GRIFFIN. her :ability to cheer tn Nancy Williams: RUTH HACKWORTH, her diamond right where it is: LYNN HENRY. Ie-mes lirst 'cause shcsshorlestz JERRY HFNSLEY. her cutenets to Mary Ward: ANNA MARIE HERRINGTUN. her glasses to Lynn Martin: SANDRA HICK'S. her diamond to Pam Wilson: ' JANF HII l.. her dissecting knit: to Cecilia Underwood: PAT HOLSTON, her happy-go-lucky manner to Put Flanagan: MARTHA HUDC-INS. her 'dinner bell to Rotannu Powers: SHARON HUFI-MOND. her wit to Sandra Fordham: PAT IFNNINGS. her majorette hoots to anyone who can till them: PAT JOHNSON. her personality to Sue. Vann: BRENDA JUl,IAN,,her typing ability to Charlotte Thomas: KAY' KIFF. her soft voice to Judy Dunham. PEGGY KNIGHT: her nhility to play the piano well to Lallay Williams: CYNTHIA LAYTON. her quietness to Dorothy Prentixs: DORIS l.ll,FS, hm pearl necklace to whoever can find the rest of the pearls: SYLVIA MAKINSON. her ttttractivenest to Rose Buck: DONNA MCCORD. hcr Voice of Democracy trophy to Mr. Elty: NELDA Mc PHFRSON. her chair In Spanish II to at lucky Spanish I student: IEANETTE MFRRIII, her sent on huw Zlll to Wade Ittwery: ' SALLY MEYER. her Ittnchroom chatter to anyone who'II listen: RUTHIMOORF, her ztxsortrncnt of :Absentee slips to Mr Eaves: GLORIA NICHUIS. her ioh in the supply room to anyone who wants it: BARBARA OIAH, hor shorthand grades to all those who fail: ELSIE PALMER, her iuh ut Itwink In Colleen Anderson: JEAN PEACF. her speaking ability to Zora Herrington: KAY PEARQF, her tense of humor to Judy Flanagan: 4 vtttcftttn SIMMONS, the Dem-Trai? ramen Wynn and -Minstsepitz ' LINDA srmatttn. -her 'mm ft-if-win-mise remfexlgj E KATHERINE STEWART, rm rhymes ,to the tuition' girls: t BRENDA. STUTZMAN, her you an the library to nemysiwsenns: LOULA SUGGS, her preuy soprano voice to Wayne Pittman: SHEJLA SYKE5, her red hair to 'Linda Bashford: , CAROLYN TAPSCOTT, her blonde hair to Connie-Fkhaetfer: A DARIAN TATEM. 'her COT training to Clroiyn Cnakegki .1 f MARY THOMPSON. her hot-ne ln. Moyoek to Prestont Bhsnigbt: A LINDA' THORNTON, her new mir do to Irene Roughmn: FAYE TWINE, the nmce to Mrs. Finch: ' BARBARA VAUGI-IAN, her wavy hair to' Brendashehang CAROLYN VOLIVA, her slowness to Jimmy Currln: , ' DORA WALKER. her interest in businessto Colleen Eckerd: - i PATSY WALLER. her ability to mix high- sehoolfwith -marriage to all the handI1olrIel1 5 . ' . , k VIRGINIA WARREN, her hrxmeeconumics notebook to Lvnn Skinner: CAROL W1-IVITE.-,her'thinness to Linda ,Loves f 5 GLORIA WRITE, her Spanish II booltIto'SenoritaiEvans:, i JQAN WILLIAMSON, iust leaves the junior class, behind: DEXTER PHIBBS. his hi-tt colleetion to Mr. Turner: JAMES rnltvftw, his aunt nw to Connie sfnaefm ' MIKE POWELL. his basketball uniform to David Starkey: STA! EY POWELLQ his World Geography notebook to Wayne Byrum: RONNIE RANDOLPH, his draw! to Linda Powell: A RONALD REGULA. his shoe size to Alice Harris: MIKE RILEY, his easy-going ways to Gale Culpepper: BOBBY! ROYSTER. his ability to make touchdownx to timmy Cuthins: GARY SANDERLIN, his friendliness to Delores Edwards: I CHUCK SAWYER, his slow. careful driving lo Sidney Jordan: FRANKIE SAWYER. his initiative to Gary Everton: JOE' SAWYER, his convertible to Nelson .Cherryz I - LEWIS SAWYER. his monogram sweater to Georgeanmt Mueller: ' RAYMOND SAWYFR. his timidness Io Tom Brarttieyl. ' if KENNETH SHETTLE, his interest in Shakespearvs Mnclwih to Sandra Ferguson: BOBBY SMITH. his literature book to Ann.GoIey: A STUART SMITH. his chair in Mr, Moores chips to Libbv Lou Pickard: BILLY SPENCER, hifsealg on bus 36-to Mary Crane: I ' ROBERT STEWART, his personality to Wayne Ifortcr: EDWARD TAYLOR, his size so Bobby Kinnard: RONNIE TORBEIIT, u diamond to Audrey Dgvisz , BILLY WALL. his seat in Miss Vinson's homeroom to a lucky junior:- NORRIS WATERFIEIQD, just leaves QB!-IS for the CS rooster: - , JAMES WENGER, his talltativeness to CaroIyn'Dut'IIey: BILL WHITE. his vocal cords to Sylviarlullqfn: ' Y JIMMIE WHITE. his love for fifth period English class tu' his sister: Marion Wh BILLY WILSON, his ability to shoot pool to Miss Vinson: I JOE WILLIAMS. his brown eyes to,Mary Ann Wood: I t TFNNY WILLIAMS, his interest in debating to Dick Pittman: FRANK WINSTEAD, his dislike for Engliwh literature to James Hewitt: GENE WINSTON, his build to Bobby Byrulh: I BOB-BY YATES. his printing dress tn the FBI: I . PHOI:1EI'E ABRAMES. her dancing shoes to Richard Johnson: JOYCE ADCOCK. her quietness to Sherry Fletcher: JEAN BAKER, her oiiicc iob to Bobby Hurley: BETTY BALI., her love for English to Harry Culpepper: ICANN BARCO. her quiet manners to Gail Avera: PAT BAREFOOT, her new automobileto Jeanette Pugh: CHARLOTTE BASHFORD. her size to'Ginny Norton: KAREN BAUM, her NHS pin to Lois Ashe: FAYE BONNEY, her ice creum stand to Luther Griffin: EMILY BOONE, her talkativene-ss to Dianne Earleyz GLORIA BUNFH, her business law book to Martha Bryant: CAROLYN CAI-IOON, her pony tnil to Lynn Funtasia: JULIA CAI-IOON. her neatness to Joyce Denny: EMILY CHERRY. her job at the telephone compzinv to Cindi Monsees: CAMILLE CHESSON. her guvel to Lynn Williams: HELEN COLEY. her baton to Anna Lee: . BONNIE COOKE, her job of typing the absentee lists to fharies Schneider: CLAUDIA COOPER. her long' hair tovDiane Norman: , ANNE CROWDER, her oboe reeds to Faye Berger: DORIS CURRY, her desire to get married to Joyce Lune: MARY DAVES. her love for world geography to Jelf Hull: ite HELEN DENARD, her place in the homecoming court to some lucky junior girl: OLIVE DEWAILD. her athletic ability to her sister Catherine: SUE DIVERS: juvt Ieutcx to get married: GEORGFTTE FASLFY, her minsrrel costume to Johnny Thompson: BECKY IEASON. her cooking :thinly to Misa Halwteatfs home economics classes: CAROLYN FARLEY, her place in gencrnl humemaking to Charles Jones. , r , pr ,W T A. ,, 1- yi M 'f 'S' 5 . 43. . Tj ' 9,4 S9 j fx ' x ,h f T ,ul , If A Q , 's , me M, -, Q 1 ,,, f Yg2j'?'W'f ,. ' ,,M,,Nfw-f17:'g?, f ,.,,fg,1:1' , ' V . WWW' .,,.,.. ,,'f'w'5M' ' 'f ff gev r xl V ' I ifiyzl: N V ' - ' M H K 1 V E P: V Q Nl. -H' 2 , .. 4 f .,.-5, bf- ,Q 5 Q,-Egm-. I ,ff fs rd' W' Now in the Little White Cottage at Center Shops, 21st Street Mcln ash Port af? 5' ad b THANKS! We are proud to have been chosen the photog- raphers for the 1960 Causeway, and we hope you will allow us the pleasure of serving you in the future. We are con- fident we can give you the best in photography-your satis- faction is guaranteed! Call us anytime! 722 WEST 21sT STREET MA 5-7431 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! RICHMOND L. KOONCE, JR. JOHN B. GIBSON, JR. PORTSMOUTH GAS COMPANY BOTTLED GAS FOR FARM AND HOME 512 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA FLOW-.ERS BY HALL Business Phone KI 5-6706 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS May I have the pleasure of serving you? A. GUY HALL, JR., Prop. 911 f'B Street South Norfolk, Virginia TRADING POST RADIO 81 T. V. SERVICE Our reputation is based on our workg Our service is based on your desires. If you desire the best, then call us. NEXT DOOR TO GREAT BRIDGE PHARMACY Sales and Service Motorola TV - Motorola Clock Radios - Motorola Car Radios Motorola Sterophonic Hi Fi's House Calls - Dial LI 7-2752 ED HITCHENS, Owner MEMBER BANK OF VIRGINIA CHARGE PLAN MEMBER NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS, INC. GREAT BRIDGE PHARMACY - PRESCRIPTIONS - - HALL MARK CARDS - - COSMETICS - HELENA RUBINSTEIN REVELON YARDLEY GREAT BRIDGE CONFECTIONARY AT THE BRIDGE LI 7-2251 Fountain Service Sandwiches Magazines Drugs GREAT BRIDGE FARMS EXCHANGE JOHN D. NORFLEET Realtors Specializing in Great Bridge Real Estate 4111 Highway 1,68 Phone LI 7-2531 ROBERTSON'S GROCERY Oldest Merchant in Great Bridge FRUITS - GROCERIES MEATS SpiIzig's Radio and TV Service 4111 East Indian River Road Dial KI 3-0874 Repairs to any make or model Televisions, Radios, Phonographs and Auto Radios ALL WORK GUARANTEED TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY Industrial and Marine Con tractors 2311 INGLESIDE ROAD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA YOU ARE INVITED TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Compliments at 01' SNYDE ' Rvws City Hall Avenue at Church Norfolk, Virginia NORMAN JONES MOTORS New and Used Cars 1512 BAINBRIDGE BLVD. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. PHONES KI 5-3661 - KI 5-4845 DAIRY LANE Soft Ice Cream All Kinds of Sandwiches 1110 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Compliments of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSUCIATIUN Norfolk - Portsmouth - Virginia Beach CRADOCK PHARMACY 56 AFTON PARKWAY PHONE EX 7-2395 LEARY'S 'A PHARMACY 23 EAST VICTORY BLVD. PHONE EX 3-4531 CRADOCK, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Class of 1960 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY PORTSMOUTH COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS. Inc. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! SETTLE'S PHARMACY T. E. NETTLES Registered Plumbing and Heating THE BEST FOR LESS 24 HOUR SERVICE 607 A Street, South Norfolk 6, Va Bus. Phone KI 3-0225 Res. Phone KI 5-1456 4225 BAINBRIDGE BLVD. Phone Klmball 5-9843 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS . . . from CRESTWOOD VARIETY STONEY'S BARBECUE We Specialize In North Carolina Style Pit-Cooked Barbecue CATERING SERVICE COMPLIMENTS Tait's Thorobred Seeds BEST BY TEST FOR OVER 90 YEARS Everything for the Garden GEO. TAIT AND SONS, INC. 900 Tidewater Drive-Norfolk, Va Phone MA 2-3385 J. J. FLORA AND COMPANY Buyers of Furs - Com - Soy Beans Small Grain MOYOCK, N. C. Phone Moyock 2251 Compliments of OLD DOMINION FISH COMPANY COM PLIMENTS OF The Bank of Currifuck Moyock, N. C. MEMBER F.D.I.C. GREENBRIER FARMS, INC. Complete Nursery Stock and Supplies SHRUBS - PLANTS - TREES SEEDS - BEDDING - INSECTICIDES We Ship Anywhere In The World CALL LI 7-2131 One-Half Mile South of Military Highway on Great Bridge Road COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Parker's Texaco Service Of and Grill KIFF'S MARKET LI7-3396 Compliments CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Of JACK and VANCE R. B. COOKE'S PHlLLIP'S 66 VARIETY STORE IRWIN'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY East Indian River Road and Sparrow Road Norfolk, Virginia Dial KI 5-8418 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT F. HUFFMAN AGENCY, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE WE PAY UP 'ro 20111 IN DIVIDENDS 933 High Street Portsmouth, Va. Phnne EX 7-4643 Phone EX 7-5533 CRADOCK JEWELRY CO. GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING EARL S. BONAI-IAN 81 Afton Parkway Portsmouth, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF SUTTON APPLIANCE COMPANY 835 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone EX 3-6741 When in Portsmouth Visit King Optical Company PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Isaac W. IKE KING 505 High Street-Portsmouth, Va. Quality Service TOWN AND COUNTRY CLEANERS ONE-HOUR SERVICE 4304 E. INDIAN RIVER RD. NORFOLK 6, VA. Phone KI 3-1420 Congratulations, Seniors! COM PLIMENTS OF HALL BROTHERS We, the Causeway Staff, wish to express our gratitude to the following: MR. ELEY - for being so patient with our blunders and helping us to overcome obstacles: OUR FACULTY - for trying to understand when it was necessary to upset the daily scheduleg MR. MCINTOSH - for being such a nice person and good photographer who has done more than his share in helping us to publish our annual: ADVISORS AND PATRONS - for financial support without which we could not have published our annual. ATLANTIC YACHT BASIN, INC. W M' ' We TUCKEY'S GARAGE fa 5 and ffl' 1 BODY sl-lov Comp, en, !ay 6 Northwest, Virginia yju in ' W WJKMMMWW ff ,gr of F. M. POYNER Texaco Petroleum Products Phone 2471 Moyock, North Carolina Compliments of PRINCESS ANNE FARM EQUIPMENT CO. OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY MILITARY HIGHWAY KI 5-1589 ARNOLD YATES, Dealer PALMORE OIL SERVICE Dealer in Fuel Oil and Kerosene Prompt Delivery GREAT BRIDGE, VA. R. W. PALMORE W. A. PALMORE Phone: LI 7-3965 Mailing Address: Route 1, Box 246 HICKORY, VIRGINIA Compliments of SNELLINGS Compliments Of HICKORY SERVICE STATION and LUNIBER COMPANY PHONE LI 7-1172 BUDDY PUGH'S SUPERETTE Route 168 Between Great Bridge and Hickory, Virginia Featuring FANCY MEATS, GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES Compliments Of SMITH SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY Route 3, Norfolk, Va. Oak Grove Phone LI 7-2929 BOB'S LUNCHEONETTE OAK GROVE Specializing in GBE WHIZZ BURGERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE MULTISTAMP CO 21st Street, Norfolk IT PRINTS ANYWHERE BEST WISHES SENIORS! McKENNEY'S AUTO SUPPLY EDMON DS CORNER DRIVE IN NURSERY Highway 168 South Norfolk, Virginia KI 5-4132 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments Of MAJOR M. HILLARD NORFOLK COUNTY CLERK' S E N I O R S ! J AND J HARDWARE COOPERS, INC. Jewelers - Silversmiths Optometrists 327 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Telephone EX 7-4678 Compliments Compliments of of ,Ion Arthur Fashions PORTSMOUTH MUSIC COMPANY INDIAN RIVER PHARMACY 4406 INDIAN RIVER ROAD ' KI 3-0443 ANDY AND BILL TEXACO STATION Indian River Road and McDonald Drive Norfolk 6, Virginia '-Burn-ovsM : 7. : Hum wt-'IW' X.. i ..- Q -. S +L' -r A : ' ' . Imam l Y 7 Submlf l A- Gas service 5 Q-, Q -, Q-. Q,..., S Q. 7' S .1 k i 4 Q Q I i ' i f Q S .. 5 THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT and LEDGER-STAR More than 82,000 Satisfied Customers! A CAREER 'lil Q Lk With A Future! Z, If you like science and mathematics, consider engineering for your career! Engineering is the field of today and tomor- row. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a iob with a future-plan to be an engineer! 1 XA, ,i f w '- xx , ,, mfg? 3 2 X I A. .V ,J K B 'fit f' ws. ill 3 t 1 ..i':- S X VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY AIRPLANES - BOATS TRAINS - CARS HOBBY SUPPLIES SOUTH NORFOLK HOBBY SHOP Everything for the Model Builder 1329 Poindexter St. South Norfolk, Va. Dfial KI 5-9870 21sT STREET WARDS CORNER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 1960 Sears, Betty and Bob HARRELL'S S P O R T S H O P PORTSMOUTH BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1960 Great Bridge High School Hugh W. -Johnston THE QUALITY SHOP Portsmouth, Virginia FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN COMPLIMENTS OF A. J. LEGUM Furniture Company 336 Church St. Norfolk 619 High Street Portsmuoth Compliments Of GEORGE and EDDlE'S AMOCO FRANK R. FORD, CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths Diamonds Our Specialty 229 GRANBY STREET MA 2-5345 L. B. ROCKE J EWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 2435 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia MAdison 2-7805 SMITH FURNITURE CO. 422 Granby Street BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS Compliments vf A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHSIDE FLORIST S. HERMAN DENNIS 1113 Poindexter St. KI 5-0732 Ames and Brownley, Inc 411-419 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia E. SPERTNER COMPANY Jewelers and Silversmiths 407 Granby Street 14 Southern Shopping Center Norfolk, Virginia Mid-City Shopping Center Portsmouth, Virginia AUFENGER STUDIO 310 BOUSH STREET NORFOLK, VIRGINIA One Picture Is Worth Ten Thousand Words BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS RICE'S Wards Corner Downtown Norfolk WHEN YOU THINK OF SHOES...Thinkof XQQNSRWK AXXNBLN Wmwwnwmvu 325 Granby Street Wards Corner 228 High Street-Portsmouth NEWTON FLORIST, INC 125 College Place Norfolk 10, Virginia MA 2-6609 FOUR CONVENIENTLY LOCATED STORES 0 Downtown Norfolk 0 Wards Corner 0 Virginia Beach 0 Mid-City Shopping Center BARR BROS. JEWELERS 227 Granby Street 449 Granby Street HCONVENIENT TERMS Compliments Of PUGH'S SUPERMARKET THE HUB OF TIDEWATER Serving the men, boys, and women of the area from four stores NORFOLK: Downtown Monticello Hotel Corner Wards Comer PORTSMOUTH: 305 High Street Mid-City Shopping Center WARWICK: Newmarket Shopping Center Compliments of WILLNERiS Our Best Ads Are Not Written . . They're Worn! DOWNTOWN WARD'S CORNER r FROST BROTHERS Distributors of Amo-Fuels' Great Bridge, Virginia Oihce Phone: Klmball. 5-3524 FURNITURE CARPET ACCESSORIES INTERIOR DESIGN 0 , o One of America's finest furniture stores . . . Serving the East for over 66 years. Virginia Beach Boulevard at Thalia Route 58. THE FINEST IN YOUNG MEN'S FASHIONS Louis J. Leitner, Inc. 509 High sn. EX 7-3394 We welcome you to Portsmouth HIGHLAND FLORIST Owned and Operated by Mrs. Ester Twine Mrs. Velma Byrum WEDDINGS -:- FUNERALS Corsages and Plants TELEPHONE: Office: KI 5-0435 Home: KI 5-5468 or KI 3-0929 COMPLIMENTS Of A FRIEND BOOSTERS: Boots Bergman Phelps Boo Boo Huffmond Davenport's Market Ki-Ki Roughton Jersey Number I9 Jersey Number 17 Skipper and Poodles White Ginger and Koko Culpepper In honor of Stinkweed Smoot Buzzy Palmore fMotneyJ Bootsie Eley Jeff Vinson Tarbaby and Butch Reed-Vinson In memory of Oscar GREENOUGH AND CUMPANIQ INC. BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTORS: Roofing and Siding ' Glidden Pa-int Dupont Paint ' Master Window Units Full Line of Cinderblock DISTRIBUTORS-AMERICA MARIETTA PAINTS OFFICE : 1711 PARK AVENUE ' SOUTH NoRFoI.K, VIRGINIA PHONE KI 5-7379 A MRS. HOYT,S BAKERY Dial: EX 7-9373 Come in O WEDDING CAKES COLONIAL cnloum sm BIRTHDAY CAKES - 1 PARTY CAKES YOu,ll Come o out better ALVAH L. CUTHRIELL EVERYTIME 80 AFTON PARKWAY CRADOCK VIRGINIA THE BANK OF CRADOCK AND NORFOLK COUNTY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NORFOLK COUNTY'S ONLY BANK MEM ORT JOYCE LOUISE FINNEY Member of the Class of 1964 Born: December 27, 1945 Died: March 26, 1960 In one sense there earth lasts beyond that life touching . . . He lives on others that knew W W VM' of W QWQWUVW , WMM fW,?y', M !jf4 ,f?fff wfffyffffwfmffw J L 2 X K Q Vx, T R, iiiiffff 1 5 39 N- MR QQ X 'S x ' wh Qi QS -si. Ei Q1 Q1 S V A E XP 51 F gigs Rah 1 M :qv . f Y 5. uf-,. vw . a A 1 H , , Q ,Y , , 1 A, A 5' -L ' 1 fa -'75' ., il . E 5 L. ,gr J, ,ii sf' A, yi Q 7 1 .5 Q HQ- pi, . I 1 Q I 4 f hi 1 1 v ,J i rx K- sr cv 5 if fm , ,mx ,V 'Q ! if 1-5-4 . . It L 1 L s ' fx ., QL- I i .. my 4 ,L . 'ff ? 4 ., '- l 4 1, . I 'if . V. n --h 4 1 H 1 K, . .f-. ' Q , - ' -', : '- 1, Jr ' 1 1 X ,.:.r, ' ' . .Lyn I 1, 'L , 5 - lr -T--NE V- J' .5 Va: H-hi l M - , ,. L , .r- , - if Q- ,-1 ,. 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