Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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'ss im-is my al. -2 3 5 ,gm E H35 sz a mama-nga m ik it Q: mmm , fa it n it is is as gsm ass S-was w ss :Sp is Q ire? H M ARIN W B W 5 H Mins an rss an s sm sw Sm sm H ss - rs a sums is sMw s m w smfnmwms as series V, 5 gsgQs:s,g is an xx gvgsegst-,sg 5 s is s gang! an s an is E aw E m x-x 5 QE E , H . . Q .ss mms is Patricia Tohill Delores Waters DEDICATIO In fond memory of two loyal Kempsville students who gave to their school the best they had before they came to the end of lifc's pleasant journey. Their high spirits and sweet personalities will ever linger in our memories. May their precious souls rest with God in Peace, now and forever! V C31 H e ADMINISTRATION PAGE F. W. Cox M. A. Warren Littleton Emily C. Parks Principal Assistant Principal B. A.. B. S. l n Mr. Luther Gilbert, Mr. Paul Brown, M1'. L. I-I. Jackson, lVIr. John B. Dey, Chair- Inan, NIL Charles Spence, Mr. VVhitt Sessonis, Mr. F. VV. Cox, 1143 Superintendent of Schools wa ,S 'Y QQ.. 52 . be J 'A H 'ml is - is is s Q L s . t ,s E s saggy img? 5 , is W s I E 5 s N s-:ms- V H H W . fa is mam :Q . 5: 1 E sm s , ii gtg A I sg.-3 gl, . si H E- is-ink -4' ' -as rms msgs - -pi is-1 i1'1s-in ll' - . -s.sQ .ms-I H55 - is To us, the students of Kernpsville, this structure is not only an institution of learning but the workshop where our youth was spent in the moulding of our future. Kernpsville High School rates very highly with the Princess Anne County residents and is rapidly growing in the eyes of the surrounding public. As this graduating class ol' '49 passes through the doors of the place that has made their early lives so worthwhile, their one great hope is that their Alma Mater will always stand for the highest, noblest and the best ever. E51 Hlma 'flllzxim' fb Um- lxfglf sfzlwnl fvwnhslffps 'V 9111111 must saver, Huh fait as Duns um ligiug flag 1 nur :Mwst lfvuifs must can 114 In-alaen figs 'Um-vqlr this ww-lb ws, wsu? vnu' wang 3 Rat get H mltafz em- lm leffre fnfvhuw giftugft fvivwrlujxrf taht muh fx-ins!! as lfgs wil' laws? Uwe Still nnviflmuhltwbr nun' fear nl? Bi-tmgsisiue in Cgy FACULTY HELEN ASHWORTH EDITH BARLOW MARY BARNES MABEL BRUMLEY Science, Home Economics French, English Latin, English, Journalism Social Studies English, Spanish Farmville William 81 Mary University of Richmond . Madison I B. S. I B. A. B. A. B. A. E. L. BYERS J. A. CANTWELL ALBERT HAWKINS MAUDE HAWKINS Science, Asst. Coach Band Director Physical Education, Coach Lunehroom Manager University of Tenn. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music V. M. I. St. Vincent, B. S. B. S. De Paul School for Nurses i FRANCES HUTCHISON LOUISE LEE MARY MOORE RUTH REID Madison English, Science Commercial Secretary to Principal Guidance, English, Drarnaties Madison Madison B. S. B. S. AILLEEN RENN JULIA SAWYER JEAN MILLER RUBY WORLEY Mathematics Social Studies Physical Education, Math, Librarian William 85 Mary William SL Mary Chemistry 'Madison B. A. B. A. MichiganBStzgtc College B, S, l7l ELEME TARY FAC LTY Mrs. Susie Barrett-Fourth Grade Johnsie Beckham-Fifth Grade Mary Buzzy-Fifth Grade Jamie Lee Cantwell-Third Grade Martha Childs--Third Grade Nola Flanders-First Grade Catherine Howell-Seventh Grade Dorothy Ingram-Fourth Grade Mrs. Lassiter-Second Grade Florence Miner-Seventh Grade Ethel S. 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Leadership is one field in which they hold an unchallenged title and in which they have always realized and assumed their responsibilities. Certainly, qualities such as these should serve as a goal to urge them on to greater success. i103 JIMMIE BAGGETT Manager, Basketball-'48 CHARLOTTE BAUM Glee Club-'45, '46 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 Baseball-'46 Beta Club-'47, '48 Newspaper+'47 4-H Club-'45, '46, '47 F. H. A.-'45 CHARLOTTE BOWDEN Tri-Hi-Y-'4-8x ORA BRICE Cheerlkadcr-'44, '45, '46 nnual-'48 ewspaper-'48 ' ri-Hi-Y-'46, '48 lee Club-'45, '46 -H Club-'45 ALLY BUZZY' asketball Mgr.--'47, '48 onogram-'47, '48 eta-'48' . H. A.-'46, '47, Pres. '43 lee Club--'46 ri-Hi-Y-'48 A- lj - H f' , 4. ,,.. V -aff - 1 M 55,5 X S' nm ,, H.. ., Aw 1 2 gy. gm A ,'wffAz2A VQQ' ' ' W fm 'KAN ma wh. ' as ,y WV' 3 I 1 . I 'L 1...-I H WAYNE BOGGS Hi-Y-'47 Baseball-'48 - Vice.-Pres. Sophomore BARBARA BELANGA Glee Club-'45 F, H. A.-'47, Vice-Pres. LAWTON BOX Baseball-'45, '46 Basketball-'46, '48 Monogram+'46, '48 I-Ii-Y-'46, '47 Football-'47 - ANNE BUZZY Tri-Hi-YH-'48 Basketball-'48 RICHARD CONANT Student Council-'47 Monogram-'47, '48 Football-'47, '48, Mgr. Basketball, '47, '48, Mgr. Beta-'46, '47, '48 Hi-Y-'47 Dramatics-'47, '48 Baseball-'47, Mgr. Pres.-Fresh. Class Treas.-Junior Class '4 JOYCE CARRICK Glee Club-'46, '47 Dramatics-'47 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 DEWEY DAVIS Newspaper-'48 Annual-'48 EDWARD DEFORD 4-H-'45, '45, '47 FAYE EVANS Home Ec.-'46, '47 Tri-Hi-Y-'47, '48, Treas. EDWARD FLANDERS J. V. Basketball-'46 Hi-Y-'46, '47 J. P. DAVENPORT Baskctba11-'46, '47, 48, Co-captain Baseball-'45, '46, '47, '48 Dramatics-'47, '48 Mongram-'45, '46, '47, '48, Pres. Football-'45, '46, '47, '48 Hi-Y-'46, '48 4-H-'44, '45 DONALD DAVIS Football-'46, '48 Baseball-'46, '48 Basketball-'47, '48 4-H-'45 Hi-Y--'44, '45, Vicc.Prc:s. '46, '47 Beta Club-'47, '48 ' Monogram-'46, '48, Vice-Pres 'P BUDDY DUPLAIN Football-'44, '47, Co-Cap. Basketball-'44, '46, Co-Cap. Baseball-'44, '48 Hi-Y-'44, '47 Monogram-'46, '48 V-Pres. Jr. SL Sr. Class Dramatics-'47 Coach, J. V. Football, '45 JAMES EVERETT Football-'47, '48 Basketball-'47, '48 Baseball-'47, '48 Monogram-'47, '48 BETTY GARDNER Glee-'45, '46 Newspaper-'44 Tri-Hi-Y, '47, '48 JUNE GARRENTON Cheerleader-'45, '46, '47 Glec-'45 Basketball-'47 Tri-Hi-Y-'47 Majorcttc-'47, '48 Orchestra-'47, '48 BOBBY HENDRICKS Hi-Y-'47 BILLY HUDGINS Hi-Y-'45, '46, '47 Football-'47 Monogram-'47 Baseball-'47, '48 CLARA KENNEDY Newspaper-'47, '48 nnual-'48, Co-Editor Cheerleader-'45 Allied Youth-'48 'ri-Hi-Y-'47, V. Pres. '48 eta-'48 -H-'45, '46, '47, '48 ramatics, '47 cc.-Jr. :SL Sr. years ICHARD 'LANE i-Y+'45, '46, '47 ewspaper-'46 tudcnt Patrol-'47 BENNY HASTE Monogram-'46, '47, '48 Football-'46, '47, '48 Dramatics-'47, Pres. Basketball-'47, '48 Hi-Y-'46, '47, Pres. Student Council-'47, '48 Beta-'46, '47, '48 Prcs.-Sop. 8a Sr. years JEAN HODGES Dramatics-'47 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 Cheerleader-'45, '46 Softball-'46 Vollcy Ball-'46 Sec.-Soph. PEGGY HUNDLEY 'fri-Hi-Y-'47, '48 SUE KIRACOFE Basketball-'46, '47, '48, Co-captain Cheerleader-'45, '47, '48 Co-captain Glce-'45 Softball-'46, '47 Monogram--'46, '47, '48 Tri-Hi-Y-'47, '48 Vollcy Ball-'46 DORLORES LUPTON 4-H-'45, vm, 47, '48 Sec.-'46, '47 Beta-'46, '47, '48 Newspaper-'46, '47, '48 Annual, '48 MARLENE MEADE . Glee Club-'45 Newspaper-'45, '46, '47, '48' Annual-'47, '48 HAZEL MEIXEL Tri-Hi-Y-'48, Pres. Allied Youth-'48, Sec. Basketball-'48 Glcc-'46, '47 Beta-'48 Dramatics-'48 Home EC.-'47, '48 JEAN MOORE Basketball-'46, '47, '48 Cheerleader-'48 Monogram-'47, '48 4-H-'45, '46, '47, '48 Pres. 8: Vice-Pres. F. H. A.-'46, Sec. '47 ROBERT PARRON Transfer HOWARD PYLE Allied Youth-Pres., '48 Student Council-'46, '47, '48 Baseball-'46, '47 Monogram-'46, '47 Football-'47 Basketball-'46, '48 Newspaper-'46, '47, '48 Hi-Y-'47 Beta-'46, '47, '48 Pres. Dramatics-'48 LEAH RAY MEARS Basketballf-'46, '47, '48 Monogram-'46, '48 Glee Club-'45 Newspaper-'47 Dramatics-'47 ' Tri-Hi-Y--'48, Chaplain Allicd Youth-'48 CHERRY MITCHELL Basketball-'45, '46, '47, 48 Co-Captain Tri-Hi-Y-'48 Monogram-'45, '46, '47 Bm-'45, '47, '48 Band-'47, '48 Dramatics-'47 Trcas.- Fresh. :SL Sen. Pres.-Junior MELVIN NUCKOLS J ACK PRICE Student Patrol-'45, '48 Allied Youth-'48 LENORE RICE Newspaper-'47 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 F. H. A.-'46, '47, '48 Glcc Club-'45 Allied Youth-'48 BARBARA RICHARDS Glec Club-'45 Dramatics-'46, '47 Beta-'48 Spanish Club-'46 French Club-'46 F. H. A.-'46 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 JOHN RITTEN HOUSE ORMA JEAN SCOTT askctball-'47, '48 I' ri-Hi-Y-'48 -H-'45 lee Club-'46 . H. A.-'46, '48 ATTI-IEW THACKSTON ransfcr TUDREY WOLFE askctball-'46, '48 'ri-Hi-Y-'47, '48, Sec. . H. A.-'46, '47 Llce Club-'45 '41 'YY' fi V -f UQ-.P 7 i Q . Q ' , H v 'M ' 4 -:sie-I .-.nf W 4- -r J , ..... 5 3 'WE 'E XJ ' '11' , ilk T .... . ..,. ., f '-' P . 4. sf ..., , N Q' 5 WALTER RIDDLEHOVER Dramatics-'48, Pres. Public Speaking-'48, '49 ELLA MAE RODGERS Home EC.--'46 Beta-'46, 147, '48 Tri-Hi-Y-'48 DICKIE SLOAN Transfer .E Pres. SCA-'47 EDWARD' WEBB Football-'44, '48 Monogram-'45, '48, Pres. '47 Baseball-'47, '48 Hi-Y-'45, '46, Vice-Prcs., '47, Pres., '48 ROBERT YON Baseball-'45, '46 Z Mmm Mwwww ak, alicia W MGM 0 'M My CB 0415 , 'f ,Qty ?MW 3'Z,j-WQPM OL Qf' A2919 milf film' Q5 4 7- I Cc? Uqmgwi il Wi ,gn FOAM! 49,f1'5fffif,, My QM-J Qi '60 Nuivww Emi ww W '-'- JM'f'X W Yoke 9:A , gx!S'.E,gfYS -1 -if 5,411 ,F f J? L -f W fue 'P .fi 2 .Vx .F Sw- 2 ,H , U -F S A f .Y JZ I WST Wx x N N . Ex J f . 53 I if 3' f S Q- I -' ck 1 ' ill-i ,. 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Last week his nurses, Sally Buzzy and Jeanie Scott, were seen chasing a. eouple Admiral Mathew Thackston, now piloting the S. S. Pocahontas The comedy trio, consisting had a command performance last of interns down the corridors-business, of course. after completing a ten year course in navigation school, is between Cape Charles and Little Creek. of Ella. lyfay Rodgers, Faye Evans, and Charlotte Baum, night before our famous president, Robert Yon. Yes, the patent oflice in Washington is full of new ideas and experiments, but last week topped them all. Peggy Mole Hundley sent in her new Vanish Forever Mole Cream and science was astonished-it is said that her old friend, Betty Whiz Gardner took time off from the Bell Telephone Company to help with the experiment. 1 After completing their beautician courses in Correspondence School, jean Hodges and Dora Brice have opened a new beauty shop exclusively for men. Their most faithful customer is J. P. Davenport. Jean Moore, former Kempsville sweater girl,,is modeling angora midriifs for Peek-A-Boo Company, Inc. The Henry Ford interests now own half a share of Fort Knox due to some successful stock market speculations on the part of Barbara Belanga, assistant secretary in general. Audrey Wolfe, eminently known shoe manufacturer of the latest fad, 'Lslip-here-and-there casual pumps, has recently employed divorcec Donald Davis as her no. one man. fSecretary, of course.j George Edward Webb Jr., scourge of the underworld, terror of Chicago, public enemy no. one and general gangster, was seen this week at the Troeadcro, nightclubbing with his sultry-eyed gun moll, Anne Lee Buzzy. It is said that on dismal, dreary Mondays, if you look hard enough, you may see meek, little june Garrenton singing Give It a Little Fling and Toss It Over Here for the Salvation Army down on Granby Street. Marlene Meade, our great contemporary artist of the twentieth century, who now re- sides on the Riviera of the Villa de Montague, France, has just returned for what she terms will be her greatest work-an oil of Worley, the Curly Girl. Our thrice married wren, Dorlores Lupton, has iust received a thousand dollar bonus on her patented idea of using a jet tractor to mow down corn. She received the honor last Thursday, her arms in casts, her 'legs supported by crutches. f20l Due to limberness and gracefulness achieved while cheer leading in K. H. S., Mary Sue Kiracofe is receiving encores as a Hotsy Totsy dancer in a Honky Tonk, owned and operated by Babyface Duplain. Mrs. Barnes' successor, Leah Ray Mears, is back at Kempsville. She has taken over Mrs. Barnes' old job of trying to graduate Billy Hudgins, who was somehow dropped by the wayside in the rush of '49, The eminently famous and world renowned interior decorator Claire Kennedy has achieved a new harmonizing of chartreus criss-crosses enhanced by robins' egg blue waves, offset by vermillion and indigo sprays and is reported to be trying this effect in the trophy room of millionaire big game hunter, Bennett Dixon Sloan. The Boston Red Sox have just received two new recruits, one puny pitcher by the name of Lawton Box and his ace whiz water boy by the name of Bud Everett. Our new principal, Miss Barbara Richards, has just received word that Edward Flanders, who is now running a hot dog stand in Podunk, is suflicring from delusions of mustard jello topped with pickles gooed up in his four foot beard. Our two great statesmen of English, Voter Parron and I-Iotlips Nuckols have just printed their own English book making the verb-to be-passive, transitive. Shoes' has just hired one of the most glamorous girls in Norfolk, our own Miss Charlotte Bowden, for curb service. You must drop in sometime. John Rittenhouse and Wayne Boggs are serving a 1 to 99 year term at Alcatraz for skidding around mountain curves while racing in their grandmother's hotrods, which were loaded with loot stolen from Rice's foundation department. We hear they are happy little trustees now. Warning! Joyce Carrick is still looking for a dream man. Edward Deford recently lost his title as the World's Fastest Typistn to his very able successor, Mr. Robert Hendricks, and is retiring to dairy raising. Mr. Hendricks made his debut at Carnegie Hall last month playing Nutcracker Suite at a net speed of 358W words a minute. Flash! The newest champion of the world famed Olympic Games-The greatest bicyclist to ever pump a pedal-The Houdini of the spokes-We give you-Jack Price! Her blue eyes turned to sea green, her blonde hair to red, Cherry Mitchell is no longer a Norfolk belle. This lovely mermaid now resides on the sandy coral shores of Miami Beach. QMaking sand castles ?j Dewey Davis, traveling schmoo salesman, tells us of a Harvey House where petite Lenore Rice slings hash three times daily. Blair Eubanks now has an up and coming young radio announcer to take his place upon retirement. Howard Pyle is really going far in the radio world and may be due for television, but credit should also be given to his able sound effects girl, Hazel Meixel. Richard Lane has just about made up his mind to go another term to please Mrs. Barnes. She says she just can't get along without her 'painn prankster, so heis taking up practical joking in summer school this season. Ladies and Gentlemen. How truly sorry we are to report to you the depressing news we have received of one of the foremost students of this Senior Class. We know how sorry you will be upon hearing of the well known international bee-keeper, Benny Haste. There has been no change in his critical condition. The latest communique from Lee Memorial Hospital says they are injecting grams of pure honey into his veins every four hours to offset the bee poison. We hope that after he gets well, this accident will not affect his eye sight so he won't stumble over his bee hives anymore. i211 O 1.x .E W - Qs M .W :xi Mix .A-.,.: M U-5? L , :A VYic.5'j9'u U I . . 3 1 -. . YN 2- :,,.E , Y E U :5 - ,., .L ax .,,. .- w t .W .X ..:::.,f. ..-.-.-. - . ' as r j-Jn. W gd ,..f.sg. W , . -5.5 :-: . . . w ..,:: ,,.: L S - .. .... 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NT CJ 1, A 22222 Kerman! f 2 12 I P- 3,35 ' R I ' .H 2 , 1 2 2 ' -.,,,. ' .ef P2 fi sf W .I K 2 2 ' H T '-' '- ., 'E o es A K 'bf :-: 1 1 2 Q ::-:: '1-' : Tiff 22' cloYCSx ' ng 51? xi iz Berfnjgg Z 'f X H ' H 'GTSLQYC mx k xx- lf 22 -N2 I H2 A -2-H ' ' M 22 UQ- ZQEHME if? 2. Ti? M 'H-,Elgin 22 2 2 12 2 22 nm- a - mu 22 a 2, U Lxzzg... .4 ,,. ,, -.,,, C231 'iff . THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Kempsville High School, in the year of nineteen hun- dred and forty-nine 1194-9j, being of sound mind and body, do hereby designate this as our Last Will and Testament. To Kempsville High School we bequeath home room and Mrs. Barnes-both total wrecks as a result of the class of '49. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Billy Hudgins and John Rittenhouse leave their pestering ways and big mouths to Louise Ward. Someday shc may calm down. Dewey Davis relinquishes his love for school work and his ability to get by with the least effort. Studious Jean Moore gladly takes posession of them. Robert fwhizj Parron and Robert Qlightningj Yon leave their speedy wit to Joe Vestal.. Betty Gardner and Norma Jean Scott will their Joke Books to Kay I-Iessel. Speaking of books, Hazel Meixel and Charlotte Bowden pass on their crammed date books to homey little Shirley Kirby. Richard Lane leaves his husky, muscular legs to Aubin Reams. Jean Moore bequeaths to Naomi Scarbough her numerous male acquaint- ances in hopes.-fPeriodj Bud Everett just leaves again this year and hopes this will be his last exit. Edward Flanders and Donald Davis leave the address of their favorite beauty salon to Joan Ero. Bobby Hendricks, Edward DeFord and Wayne Boggs leave their quiet gentleman like ways to Ted Shreve. He may need them. Richard Conant leaves his teeth to Babs Brice so that she will have an extra set ready after each baton twirling. Eddie Webb, Benny Haste, and J. P. Davenport leave their Football ability to Curly Young. Someday we hope he will be able to make the Varsity. Melvin Nuckols bequeaths his complete car to Ernie Grey and also an extra set of windows. Clara Kennedy bequeaths her sophistication to Annette Bracy, praying that someday sheill change for the better. Buddy Duplain leaves his crutches and insurance policies to Buddy Brie in hopes that he can accomplish more than a black eye. Lawton Box wills his elevated shoes to Forrest Newhall. Barbara Belanga leaves to Mary Anne Lee her ability to rate as a Senior. i241 Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item I tern Mathew Thaekston leaves his knack for cutting up in class to Louise Ward. ' Barbara Richards, Dorlores Lupton, and Lenore Rice bequeath to Eliza- beth Yon their typing ability, which will come in handy if she ever gets to class. Anne Buzzy leaves her eoy look and flirtious ways to Jimmy Da.venport. From Joyce Carrick and Faye Evans, Victor Peek receives the ability to blush. VVe sincerely hope he'll learn to use it someday. Ella. lVIay Rogers wills her vitamin pills to Helen INilkie. lVIuscles and Brawn, the prize possessions of Cherry lXIitchell and Sue Kiracoie, become the property ol' Shelton Nixon, since he is the only one we can find. Leah Ray CSweater-girlj lvlears carries with her everything she's got. I-Iappy Day! No one around here will be burdened with it. Since Audrey Wolfe is always slipping here and slipping there, we decided to just let her name slip from this document. Jack Price would love to donate something to the Jr. Class, but he can't, cause his limited possessions are Null and Void. Jean I-Iodges leaves to Lucille Richardson her ability to make straight A's. Dick Sloan leaves his lastly beating heart, tied with a bright red bow, to Pat Douglas. Jimmy Baggett and Sally. Buzzy will their babyish ways to the entire Jr. Class, hoping that they will use them as an example and grow up sooner. Dora Brice leaves her Little Black Book, the source of her dates, to Winifred Acree, who will most likely make the best of them. June Garrenton ean't leave Billy. He has clung to her so constantly during the past year that they are rapidly becoming Siamese Twins. Peggy I-Iundley leaves her famous mole to Medical Science, which has already been retarded 100 years by observations of other Kernpsvillians. Marlene Meade wills her knack for giving unwanted opinions on all sub- jects to Betty Blankenship. I-Iere's hoping you will have more listeners, Betty. Since Charlotte Baum is losing weight we think it is proper for her to will to Doris Shepherd her complete course on How To Reduce In 98 Easy Lessons. For Doris the number will be increased to 1000. We often speak of dresses fitting, shoes Fitting, etc. To this list we may now add a ear that fits, for Howard Pyle has willed his run-about to lNfIrs. Barlow. A tighter squeeze has never been seen. I2'5l Sept. Sept. Cot. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. March April May June June June A SENIOR LIVES, TOO! School opened-we were dignified Seniors at last. But the same old story, quote, you're the dumbest class I've ever seen. Jean Moore was spotted as the Sweater Girl of the Month. Ah, we just love those sweaters. Jean Hodges and Benny Haste represented the Seniors in Halloween Carnival. 'CVoter Parron and Melvin Nuckols were having trouble with the verb to be. Summer hair cuts arrived a little soon for Muscles Conant and Jimmie Baggett--Could it be they were mistaken for sheep. Ba, Ba. Ah, rest and did we need it. Back to school again and ready for more work. In the far corners of room 1 could be heard a slight mumbling of voices, what were they saying? Why everything, cause The Professor Goes Haywire is the name of the play and tryouts are today. Deadline for term paper. Death for dead heads. English IV Exam-where those sentences came from no one knows, but where they could have gone everyone knows. Begins the new term, and the resolution of working harder. Anne Buzzy represents the Senior Class at the Valentine Dance. The Senior Play was terrific. Tuesday after Monday eorsages. Jr.-Senior Prom held at Oiiicers' Club was an event that will linger with us always. BZlCC3lI1L1I'C2't'fC SCTITIOI1. Well, Hnal exams and now the verdict, is you is or is you ain,t going to graduate' Graduation exercises. i 25 3 ff rw 03 .flkA-rhQJ.L,4-5-A-:.CM9'5'f 4 I TEACHUR T3 g 6.3! I -. W L f I O 1 sv E Q 5? E an o 3 115' -fi ' I Uncle Remus Says UYO' bcttah study now if yo' gwine ter study atall Fer dis time next, ya7ar yo' Cain' hardly crawl L 27 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ........ G URLY YOUNG Vice-President .......... .......... S HIRLEY KIRBY Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..,.,......,,, J OAN ERO Sponsor ...................... ........ L OUISE LEE Energy and cooperativeness are the adjectives that typify this year's Junior Class. Although small in number, the class has worked together, and with the school on all occasions. The results they have shown, in spite of their size, have easily cqualcd those of larger classes in past years. May they always exhibit these qualities in years to come. L28J BETTY BLANKENSHIP ANNETTE BRACY BABS BRICIE EMILE BRIE JOAN ERO ERNEST GRAY SHIRLEY KIRBY MARY ANNE LEE FORREST NEWHALL LUCILLE RICHARDSON TED SHREVE LOUISE WARD HELEN WILKIE ELIZABETH YON HAROLD YOUNG avg H 1 ' X, . QQ 1 I 1 . 4, '- 1 LQ! -5 Sf W ' 1 EW' 1 JF H ...,. .. 53 E f ai A H ' mga , .Y Q' W- ? ' Of ' 3 f EV? 88:1 : 5 X . - E E H E H A w , ww 3, aww HYM 1 ,N : mf f N N K . W E . I ,PV M ram, 45135 4 1 -Xe 5 U w S' , W . ik, . gg 1 I . . r A A , , 2 ,A g MU . 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Absent from picture: Jean Moore, Secretary. is-wif 1:3112 Left to right: First Row: Barbara Britt, Gwen Jones, Shelton Nixon, Joyce Watlington, Doris Shepherd. Second Row: Pat Douglas, Eleanor Parsons, Miss Sawyer, Sponsor, Dorothy True- blood, Aloma Kelley, Nancy Moxley, Louise Minson, Gwen Eubanks. Third Row: Evelyn Lupton, George Deaton, Richard Sawyer, Billie Justis, Jane Thomas, Jean Elswick, Mary Need, Kay Hessell, Marlene Scarborough. Fourth Row: John Sheridan, Wesley Shipp, James King, Usef Beasley, Dickie Hester, John Dewberry, Russell Barnes, Naomi Scarborough. E323 2 W f xg Q if by kJf,N ff V 3 J fx -H 7 J Y QTQSHWKKQ M wif QQQJ D 1 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Frank Ferebee, President, Sylvia Suther, Vice-President. Missing from picture, Jimmy Still- man, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: Mrs. Rcnn, Sponsor, Anne Andrews, Ruby Harris, Joyce Davis, Nellie Guill, Mary Anne Mitchell. Second Row: Mildred Griffith, Catherine Buzzy, Marjorie Whitehurst, Jimmie Harris, Ronald Meade. Third Row: Roy Dowdy, Bennie Hogwood, Leon Holland, Frank Ferebee, Lawrence Wicks, Wesley Jones, Johnnie Manby. jf s a ,MTB-W - Q',T:?59f,.tl E be ls Hg rs, M ,L Ye E -1 ss-mg 44,1 4 an :gal ss Naam Y,w,?sNmiii:Qgf??g X Y, , mms-1.-xgfjjsmfs vs, -em -L Q is -ran 11:5-zrgswgiwgflfi sf E rmgwwmrna -n:nx W nn hs-m-y- H-a wswwsygpri n asm? is 1 mms an wwf . - nnmg g xmas mn r ! W swan m was m v .vi - as i S i ,, , , r E ,, , -5 E1 U BF asm Q dw A nan 'BEE sm nn w was u ani: -swan nxe m Left to right-First row: Berry Sprott, Charles Huffman, Janice Hunsinger, Edgar Simpson, ' Carl Moore, Mary Hodges, Mrs. Hutchison. Second row: Henry Felik, Robert Gee, Delores Sims, Sylvia Suther, Margaret Benton, Betty Edwards, Lucy Brown, Jimmy Baker. Third row: Margaret Davis, Bytz Dunlap, Donald Burks, Glenn Lassiter, Garland Barlow, Ray Hodges, Arlene Erdley. W.. 4 ,222 H H was B sawn egg A .iti ' 5f:::'2E:? :AHB E sw M mm, a H mmf E, sz -SS 33-E-385288 Q E an Q Bargains E535 E, gQ.E:gsfsms,.rs sig Sl, K-mm-H m,a, ,LE M - pagans nn s www Sas s H in in s s in urns ' was an m was new mmm -m mn an a s m ma nn pn mn ms xxx ann mmm First row-Left to Right-Harry Cromwell, Jean Hughs, John Sheridan. Second row: Dot Hill, Winston Baugh, Eva Bowman, Mary Richardson, Betty Fairer. Third row: Garland Bowden, W. P. Graves, Joyce Bonney, Wil1iam,Kirby, Charlotte Leon. I f36JI We A I SW ' 2 f li E flxxf A gy HRM Uncle Remus Says Lil chilluns mighty happy YV,CI'1 deys playin' ,1'OLIl1Cl, But' den dey meets dere exams wid a frown, En on dere grades deys plumb let down 5 Better take heed! Day dreaming dun run may ships aground. E373 Sth GRADE CLASS OFFICERS KES I r l ,S Seated left to right: Margaret Fentress, Secretary, Mabel Brumley, Sponsor, Paul Vestal, Vice-lfresidentg Donald Reid, Reporter, Edith Barlow, Sponsor, Florence Jackson, Treasurer. Standing: Leroy Guthr1e, President. Miss Brumley, Sponsor, First Row: Dorothy Newberry, Anna May Hew, Mary Anne Shirley, Joyce Elder, Cathrine Henderson. Second Row: Patsy Kirtley, Julius Sandler, Eugene Butler, June Davenport, Careta Beasley, Carolyn Everett. Third Row: Pete Miller, Carolyn Norfleet, Nancy Kirby, Frank Rawlings, Leroy Guthrie, Barbara Scott, Ruth Bowman. Fourth Row: Mildred Horton, Jeanette Singletary, Bobby Kiracofe, Donald Reid, Karl Herbert, Calvin Sanders, Jo Anne Thompson. l38l L in if 'Mm' N t .Ima sl? .--fx X Left to right-First row: Clara Stailord, joseph De Iulia, Curtis Hambrick, Carol Butter, James Wilkie. Second row: Merrill Barrett, Robert Stevenson, Mitchell Powell, Betty Hester, Patsy Free, Franklin Parker, Allen Frankenberger. Third row: Mrs. Wells, Charles Gibson, Henry Dollar, Marshal Whitehurst, Barbara Whitehead, Margaret Fentress, Mildred Brinkley. Fourth row: Charles Lowrance, Lewis Austin, Paul Bridger, Donald Melvin, Walter Moore, Virginia Holland. at rw Q ti i 3,5 3 sir, 3.1 3. ' 'l may N Left to right-First row: Dickie Davis, Alfred Large, Clark Baum. Second row: Thelma Peach, Miriam Harris, Alma Rea, Bonnie Young, Doris Hubbard, Luda Box, Robert Ballinger, Florence Jackson, June Simmons. Third row: Patricia Cotterell, Dora Mae Sawyer, Garvin Belle,.Bobby Mitchell, Martha Cartwright, Ira Fisk, Eugene Rawles, Edward Tice. Fourth row: Mildred McLauchlin, Pat Saunders, Paul Vestal, Alvin Newhall, Edith Barlow, teacher, Vera Clifton, Buster Wiant. LD Affwdwwy Q ,ZZ I , LEE Jia 42,79 'MQ' W .46 A - 0, ., 3 lrlcrf '3 fmahf K X 5' f Q C mo X im 'yfpoxw V 8. T W E 0 ' 6 ffw:'A'fwfv.P 3 3,-,WYER Bvffff' ,. c'4'f :5 X A 5 q'fiVQ : 'IQIAA X Q. 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First row: June Garrenton, Melvin Nuckols, Howard Pyle, Donald Davis, Wesley Shipp, Ernest Gray, Gene Houchins, Bud Everett, Benny Haste, Billy Hudgins, Forrest Ncwhall. Center: Mr. Hawkins, QSponsorj. Second row: Babs Brice, Cherry Mitchell, Buddy Duplain, J. P. Davenport, Richard Sawyer, Lawton Box, Sally Buzzy, Eddie Webb, Leah Ray Mears, Sue Kiracofc, Jeane Moore, Shirley Kirby. -if l E 3 H ,ig 3,3 ig. 3 s 5 5 ss rags MH H as mn m a spasms mn mn was-is asm-x -mms -mn -is is -m- tm- is is-is .W m mamma W Q n -sn 5 is-is mam'5'5 WEWWE mam-W I .5ss,.s.s.siev Eggs!-f ,ss ,gg K -mmm-m ms s m mam m mmim ms Em . .mr H sn an Back row: Jimmy Davenport, Forrest Newhall, Benny Haste, W. P. Graves, Jimmy Baker, Jerry Slieridam, A. M. Hawkins--coach. Center row: J. P. Davenport, Dickie Sloan, John Sheridan, Donald Davis, Gene Houchins, Buddy Brie, Robert Amory, Richard Sawyer, Dickie Hester. Front row: Jimmy Mosely, Wesley Shipp, Ernie Grey, Eddie Webb, Curley Young, Billy Hudgins, Victor Peck, Bud Everett. 1 B-mf-Egg? jg-sz'-Egg f fs mmm wang Wfssw sm mx Sm swsm saws 3-mgms ms gm sm B Wwixiiw? an mm sn is 'm3lf?'2WUW'n 1-is mm mlm a mwgnfgigr-xgxms ms XE is xg. .K-mLVfELf?15mf ,H Em. 1 swE 'EZlttW'3'5mm is ,-is EQQKEEEW mgmgv n mmm :mmimTm sm Qmm B Co-ctaptzxin Eddie Webb Coach A. M. Hawkins Co-captain Curley Young GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to right: Sue Kiracofe, Leah Ray Mears, Anne Buzzy, Cherry Mitchell, Jean Moore, and Shirley Kirby. ' --fa nan wen meg, Win IEW' HECK N Left to right: Barbara Brice, Auclrcy Wollc, Mary Hodges, Aloma Kelly, Bc-tty Hudgins, Anne Leo Buzzy, Jean Nloore, lXI:11'y Sue Kiracofe, Leah Ray Mears, Erncrstinc Wright, Joyce Bonney, Norma Jenn Scott, Shirley Kirby, Jeanette I-Ialscy, Cherry Mitchell, Doris Ann Ferrell, and Catherine Whitehurst. 4 .5 BOYS' BASKETBALL Left to right-Gene Houchins, Billy Hudgins, Forrest Newhall, Bud Everett, -Dan Shreve, Ted Shreve, Donald Davis, J. P. Davenport. Front right-Lawton Box, Ernie Grey. Left to Tlglllle-FOI'l't'Sl1 Newhall, Billy Hudgins, Ralph Campbell, Bud Everett, Gene Houchins, Victor Peck, Ernest Grey, Donald Davis, Buddy Brie, Ted Shreve, Lawton Box, Dan Shreve, Jimmy Davenport, Lucian Gunter. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dee. Dec. Jan. Jam. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jun. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 0 Kempsville lil Kr-mpsville 26 Kempsville 20 Kempsville fl-5 Kempsville 0 Kempsville 26 K 1,-1': ipsville 7 Iiempsville 7 Kempsville 7 Keuipsville FOOTBALL SCHEDULE vs. Sullolk 19 vs. lX'IZltl1lfXV lfVhaley 6 vs. Portlork 6 vs. Great Bridge 26 vs. Poquoson O vs. Holy 'l'ri1'1ity 12 vs. Cliurelilzmcl 6 vs. South Norfolk O vs. Deep Creek O vs. Oceana 6 BASKETBALL Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs. Kempsville vs Kerripsville vs. Portloek Deep Creek Oceana Smithlield Great Bridge Bzu'ry-Robinson Portlock Deep Creek Matlim-xxr' Whaley Su Ftolk Churehlrmd Poquoson Great Bridge South Norfolk Oceania l3arry-Robinson SCHEDULE nt Portloek Sullolk Williamsburg S. Norfolk Great Bridge Agriende fhomej Agrieznde Qhomej Ora dock Agrieacle thomej Deep Creek Agrieade fhomej at Kempsville :it Kempsville at Smith Held at Kempsville at Bztrry-Robinson :lt Kempsville A. l. ' ' Deep Creek :tt Nfuthew 'Whaley :lt .Kempsville at Kc-mpsville at Poquoson at Great Bridge at Kempsville at Oceana at Kempsville E501 19113 111 . ,, ' J I X . f fy f xx vs ' , X f s x ' 7 x 1' V I x X 5 . x 7 'PU 1.1: , f Q Q sg lbw' I U ,jc V.p. 1f', s ' V N , 1. , i x , I Q CRLBSVSJG 2 1 HQUBE: ik X A : f A 4 If W 0 l f V I I X f N. , , I I -l Q ' 'i I . 1 1 1 , 4 I I X X N x Uncle Remus Says l s S Hit takes Z1 heap ob studyin' for ter git yo' through, But yo' skool ZlktIV11Q1CS count E513 heap toof' BAND - MAJ 0IlETTES Seated-Left to right: Beverly Barger, Jean Rae Bryant, Dorothy Fairer, Jerry McKnight, Garland Barlow, Benny Hogwood, Shirley Humphries, Carolyn Norfleet, Phillis Milling, Jackie McCoy, Pete Miller, Garvin Belle, Annie Lou Byron, Paul Vestal, June Garrenton, Carolyn Barlow, Franklin Parker, Frank Ferebee, Ernie Gray, Julius Sandler, Bill Kirby, Robert Amory, Walter Humphries, Leon Holland. Standing-Left to right: Leroy Guthrie, Lit Hudgins, Margaret Fentress, Henry Dollar, Carl Moore, Ramona Scott, Bytz Dunlap, Mr. Cantwell-Conductor, Merle Barrett, Raymond Hogwood, Eleanor Parsons, Richard White, Bobby Kiracofc. Absent from picture, Joe Vestal. First row-June Garrenton. Second row-Pat Douglas, Marjean Wright, Doris Humphries, Barbara Brice. Third row-Barbara Scott, Ernestine Wright, Jaue.Thomas, Ruth Bowman. Fourth row-Betty Fairer, Roberta Rae, Dorothy Newberry, Virginia Holland. STUDENT COUNCHJ i First row: Patsy Kirtley, Bonney Young, Doris Shepherd-Treasurer, Dick Sloan-President Ted Shreve-Viee-President, Benny Haste, Patsy Free. Back row: Harry Cromwell, Victof Peck, Buddy Brie, Mabel Brumley-Sponsor. Missing-Katherine Buzzy-Secretary. BETA CLUB I 1 Mary Barnes-Sponsor, Dick Conant, Dolores Lupton, Charlotte Baum, Dick Sloan-View President, Donald Davis, Benny Haste-President, Howard Pyle, Hazel Meixel-Secretary, Barbara Richards, Joan Ero, Sally Buzzy. Missing--Cherry Mitchell-Treasurer. Q JOURNALISM CLASS D B I First Row: Marlene Meade, Joan Ero, Dora Brice, Christine Johns, Dolores Lupton, Gale Gibson, jane Thomas, Jean Moore, Ernestine Wright. Back Row: Doris Shepherd, Howard Pyle, Nancy Moxley, Louise Ward, Dewey Davis, Jean lvioore, Mary Barnes, Barbara Britt, Billy Justis, Gloria Brinkley, Jean Anne Petty. Missing from picture, Clara Kennedy. DRAMATICS CLASS First Row: Frances Hutchison, Peggy Hundley, Richard Lane, John Rittenhouse, Bud Everett, Sue Kiracofe, Benny Haste, Anne Buzzy, Eddie Webb, June Garrenton, Donald Davis, Pat Douglas, Jean Moore. Second Row: Jean Hodges, Buddy Duplain, Matthew Thackston, Wesley Shipp, Ernie Gray, Billy Hudgins, Wayne Boggs, Dick Sloan, Howard Pyle, Jack Price, Hazel Meixcl, Shirley Kirby. Missing from picture-Clara Kennedy. ! F f r J TRI Ill-Y - ALLIED YUUTH Seated, left to right-Barbara Brice, Leah Ray Mears, Faye Evans, Hazel Miexel, Audrey Wolfe, Charlotte Baum, Shirley Kirby. fStanding left to rightb Miss Mary Moore, Dora Brice, Peggy Hundley, Betty Ann Gardner, Ella Mae Rodgers, Jean Hodges, Norma Jean Scott, Joyce Carrick, Sally Buzzy, Joan Ero, Lenore Rice, Sue Kiracofe, Charlotte Bowden, Lucille Richardson, Anne Buzzy, Barbara Richards, Jean Moore, Cherry Mitchell. E y I First Row: Lcnore Rice, Betty Faricr, Barbara Brice, Patricia Douglas, Howard Pyle, Mrs. F. Hutchison, Hazel Meixel, June Garrenton, ,Ioan Ero. Second Row: Glenn Lassiter, Uscf Beasley, Anne Lee Buzzy, Leah Ray Mears, Faye Evans, Doris Ann Ferrel, Melvin Nuckols, Cherry Mitchell, Jimmy Snyder. Third Row: Jack Price, Pete Miller, Victor Peck, Tommy Hendricks, Katherine Whitehurst, Eva Bowman, Charlotte Baum, III-Y - 4-II CLUB Front Row-left to right-Forrest Newhall, Richard Lane, Wayne Boggs, Donald Davis, Lawton Box, Richard Sawyer, J. P. Davenport, Buddy Duplain, Jack Price, Howard Pyle, Ted Shreve, Buddy Brie, John Rittenhouse, Dick Sloan, Ernie Gray, Bobby Hendricks, Billy bgack Row-Matthew Thaekston, Victor Peck, Gene Houchins, Wesley Shipp, ' ie e . Kneeling-left to right-Clark Baum, Snookie Newberry, 'Shirley Humphries, Mary Louise Richardson, Delores Flanders, Anne Andrews, Barbara Scott, Ruth Bowman, Betty Fairer, Roberta Rea., Charlotte Leon, Elizabeth Yon, Catherine Israel. Standing-left to right-Mary Sawyer, Barbara Parron, Carolyn Norlleet, Carl Moore, Jo Anne Thompson, John Dewberry, Ira Fisk, Pat Saunders, Margaret Fentress, W. P. Graves, Virginia Lee Holland, Benny Hogwood, Mrs. Lee, Robert Gee, Barbara Whitehead, Margaret Davis, Lucy Brow ,Christine Johns, jean Moore, Mildred Grillith, Delores Lupton. STUDENT PATBCJL I- lIOME ECIINIDMICS CLUB Left to right-Yolanda Emig, Betty Sue Ferrell, Rebecca Brown, Alice Hendricks, Patricia Barnard, Gerald Whaley, Patricia Moore, Billy Holland, Patsy Brock, Pete Miller, Jimmy Baker, Russell Newberry, Donald Melvin, Bobby Davis, Ray Hodges, Skipper King, Bobby Mitchell, Earl Lanthorn, Don Burks, Barbara Leggett, William Matthews, Tommy Alexander, Mary Lou Fanshaw, Mary Joe Beckham, Billy Hampton, Jimmy Harris, Eddie Barnes, Richard White, Frank Hudgins. ' , First Row-left to right-Dorothy Trucblood, Joyce Watlington, Katherine Buzzy, Pat Douglas,?lancy Monglcy, Lenore Rice, Bctty Jean Owens, Betty Faircr, Miss Ashworth. Second Row-lef 'to right-Gwen Jones, Mary Anne Lee, Sally Buzzy, Margaret Davis. an ww mx mn mm. am i583 nm mm 1 m an me va mamma ,Rx 'Ek mu na L.,,, 94 ,-L L ,Riggs ss -X EE Uncle Remus Says ' Dc public doan't know zackly whut yo' sellin Less yo' fin' sum' way ob te1lin'.', I591 3 STORE HOURS 1 P. M. TO 9 P. M. SATURDAYS 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Contractofs Supplies and Roofing Paints, Oils and Glass PHONE 1583 Q VIRGINIA BEACH HARDWARE SULLIVAN'S Building Materials and Hardware Mens, and Boys, Sportswear 312 17TH STREET 399 Granby Street Norfolk 2, Virginia LU CAS ENAMELS, PAINTS AND VARNISI-IES BONNEY'S ' ESSO SERVICEN TER THOMAS' CORNER ROBBINS CORNER GROCERY G. H. WATLINGTON WfCClilHg SCIViCC Lynnhavcn, Va. R. F. D. No. 1 Atlas Tires and Accessories PHQNE 50068 PHONE JUNIPER 92172 . ir COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY 'k lf60fl Once you try you'll always buy CIOMPLIMENTS --QF.. SCHOES BEACH BLVD. 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