Alexander Park High School - The National Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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THE 1945 First Row: Betty Jo Moore, Betsy Ruth Jones, Marjorie Aldrich, Louise Cox, Margaret inslow, Maril yn Hall, Jean Bihh, Audrey Granger, Alildrcd W ' ainwrig’.it Second Row: Miss Hundlev, Frances Huhhard, Be;ty Tyler, Ouida Alford, Jeanette W illiams, Jewel Griffin, Shirley Brown, iMartha W ineherger, Elizahedt W ' ineherger, Jean Kuehler, Joyce Lee Third Row: Ruth Jane Freeman, Ella Upton, Carolyn Groyce, Gladys Jones, Kittic Blanks, Gloria Pettit, Leona Stottlemire, ' eronka Xance, Glennis Young Fourth Row: ' enit Goodrich, Jimmie Byrdwell, George Nicholson, Branson Stone, Walter Xunlej ' , Junior Nicholson, Billie Gilliam LATIN CLUB OFFICERS MARILYN HALL President MARGARET WINSLOW Vice-President MARJORIE ALDRICH Secretary LOUISE COX dssistant Secretary JEAN BIBB Treasurer AUDREY GRANGER Assistant Treasurer MISS W AVERLY HUNDLEY S(,onsor The Latin Club was organized in October of 1943 under the leadership of Miss Waverly Hundley and it has the unique distinction of being the oldest club in the school. W e sponsored a successful Hallowe’en party in October and the proceeds were used for general school improvements. The club gave seventy-fiv.e dollars toward shrubbery, a pair of flags for the auditorium, and twenty-five dollars worth of books for the library. The Cluh plans to enter the State Latin Tournament, which will be held the last of Ma ‘. W e will also hold ‘‘Open House” for our parents in Ma) ' . At this time the club will put on display an exhibit of arts and handicrafts made by members of the different Latin Classes.

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NATIONAL First Row: Lois Hall, Kay Sines, Elizabeth V ’ineberger, Roy Anderson, Bill Jones, Ethel Sumner, Howard Mahaney, Ouida Alford, iMildred Absher Second Row: Miss Hundley, Clarice Aune, Marilyn Hall, Shirley Thurmond, Marsha Weiner, Alarie Hamm, Louise Cox, Beulah Ross, Irene Winstead, Lillian Wnlson, Veronica Nance Third Row: Edward Crawford, Ered W ' antland, Archie Patton, Howard Hubbard, Billy Vick- Dale Sloan, Bernard Gribble, Branson Stone, Raymond Absher Fourth Row: Gerald Hedge, Walter Nunley, Erwin Poplin, Ewart Albrecht, James Puckett BETA CLUB OFFICERS BILL JONES President ETHEL SUMNER Vice-President HOW ' ARl) MAHANEY Secretary ROY ANDERSON Treasurer MISS WAVERLY HUNDLEY Sponsor The Beta Club is a national honor club based on leadership, scholarship, and character. The local chapter was organized in May, 1944 under the sponsorship of Miss Waverly Hundley and our principal, Mr. Wb A. Early, who is a member of the State Council for Beta Clubs. The twenty-five charter members were: Howard Mahaney, Shirley Thurmond, Roy Anderson, Howard Hubbard, Marilyn Hall, Marie Hamm, Ouida Alford, Ethel Sumner, Lillian Wilson, Erwin Poplin, Archie Patton, Ewart Albrecht, Walter Nunley, Shirley Aleriweather, Edward Crawford, Fred Watland, Irene Y ' instead, Billy Vick, Veronica Nance, Sue Ballard, Bill Jones, Alarsha W einer, Dale Sloan, Kay Spies and Elizabeth W’einberger. All of the charter members returned this year. Twelve new members were tapped at a candle-light service, giving a total of thirty-seven members. The first project the Beta Club undertook was the “Clothes for Russia” drive which took place in 1944. At Christmas the members of the club prepared boxes for servicemen in hospitals. The Club also sponsored a stunt night in March. The proceeds from this enter- tainment were used to buy a gift for the school.

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NATIONAL First Row: Betty Jo Moore, Betty Thurmond, Marjorie Aldrich, Howard Huhhard, Gladys Jones, Gloria Pettit, Nanette Richards, W ' illmr Presson Second Row: Arle Anne, Ethel Sumner, Barbara Jean Smith, Dana Sumner, Aileen Yeates, Marilyn iMiller, Fred Wantland, Joseph Page Third Row: Mr. Seawell, James Spies, Howard Crawson, Joseph IMincr, Bill Jones, Eddie Boomhower, Kenneth Brown SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS H O WAR 1 ) H UBB A R I ) Frcsideu t .MARSHALL ELLINGTON Vicc-Prcsidcnt MARJORIE ALDRICH Secretary GLADYS JONES Treasurer . H. SEAWELL Sponsor The Science Club is affiliated with the “Science Clubs of America” which is a national organization. It is also affiliated with the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. The club is sponsored by Mr. W. H. Seawell, and was first organized in January, 1944. The bi-weekly meetings are devoted to lectures, readings, experimental demonstrations, and movies related to the field of science. The members are chosen from the entire student body on the basis of high achievement in scientific study, or an intense interest in this field. Invitations are extended to the students who reach this attainment at the end of each semester. At the present time we have twenty-five active members-