Atlantic High School - Cardinal / Beacon Yearbook (Oak Hall, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

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'ni .1 1 X Y :Hvl iii! 4333.50 531-iM '31 E3-?f',2',L'biF'iu i?F!3i9En I'.' '. BY' x 'G K -l ...fi KY! . T25-4 ' 'QQ-4'3A'.k'Qxi'Q3315-3,1-s.'fl -aifT .+4Ll-1'3 i S fgsjfl JD fyf .-5'-if X Cl THE BEAE is X salma.. V . Q' K, Bird's Eye View of Atlantic High ,gr in , . Y v h S Superintendent of Accomac County Schools Mr. Henry A. Wise DEDICATION V63 Q' Hillis Larry Bonnaw ell With love and reverence the faculty and student body of At- lantic High School dedicate this book to the memory of Hillis Larry Bonnawell who, because of his love of life, fair play, high ideals, and kindliness toward others will live forever in our hearts. None knew him but to love him, Nor named him but to praise. 1 -.5- AIININIETHATIDN VIII llll ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL Oak Hall, Virginia John C. Justis Catherine Taylor Principal Secretary John C. Justis Lynchburg College Xa, ,, . . I mv Duke University '- ta ..,.X 0 ,-y,, ,Vx if -6 . Katherine Smith Taylor ? Secretary Andrew Shulick, Jr. Fairmont State College University of Pittsburgh 33 9 f 3 at x 1' -V wx . xx . f College of William and Mary -rl' John W. warerfiffid ' Wake Forest College A 5, 'f Ctk , A 5 1 X h KX J an 1. ,... I' Q ht KN! I Nelle Nock Winthrop College Duke University Billie Kathryn Fletcher Marshall College 7' 1 'U' . LX A ...A by Q: 3 1 'fi' ef msg , if H, Guy Saillot Hamilton College Universite' De Paris E stelle M. Scott William K. Bott College of William and Mary University of Maryland University of Virginia Elizabeth Payne William Morgan Harvard College Miles Longwood College Jaq- L v , Q , ' I 1.3 4 y .5-f: 'Qi uf K , A .igfif gg --'al . 2 4 ' J , T ' I . 'ff .1 f T' College of William and Mary ai -A Cb gs. 'C ' xflv Katherine M. Donald 'I 1 Q Longwood College if College of William and Mary J ,lt -I e KX .tn S, 7 .Y- I ,.,,,. f .M ' if 13. Nina G. Tarr Avalon D. Bodley Richard Bunting Temple University Longwood College Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Cincinnati Madison College Ethel Johnson Jane Bunting Bessie Bloxom Qs ,N gp THE YEAR BOOK STAFF EDITOR: ASSISTANT EDITOR: BUSINESS MANAGER: ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: SALES MANAGER: PUBLICI TY DIRECTOR: SPORTS EDITOR: Sports Staff : Basketball Softball Baseball Football ART EDITOR: Art Staff: PHOTO STAFF: advertising staff: TY PISTS : SENIOR EDITORS: JUNIOR EDITOR: SOPHOMOR E EDITOR S: FRESHMEN EDITOR S: EIGHTH GRADE EDITORS: SEVENTH GRADE EDITORS: SPONSORS: Barbara Revell Elton Scott Ann Collins Mary Sue Hudson Sally Kellarn Betty Bloxom Bob Conquest Eleanor Brittingham Mary Lou Lambden Bob Miller Bob Conquest Mark Fisher Joe Le ard Betty Turner Sara Taylor Jimmy Powell Bobby Fletcher Bill Taylor Dick Conquest Spencer Justice Howard Wright Patricia Bundick Harriette Kelley Marlene Marden Mary Lou Hilliard Emily Sparrow Wilson Justice Joe Conboy Shirley Martin Jackie Trader Patsy Kilman Jo Ann Byrd Betty Sparrow Sue Mears Kenneth Justice Ellen Gay Hickman Judy Lang Orchid Wimbrow Catherine Taylor John W. Waterfield Billie Kathryn Fletcher smmns J UN IUFIS SUPHNUHE5 we-Wi Lui' President Robert Hattan Conquest Secretary Mary Barbara Revell Vice- President Jimmy Lee Powell u1 '5'Sf', ,h 9 Q ,uve ,wks A Ms tiff' M1 'Y i 1 1 ,xl K i v: 1 . wif-' Q Treasurer Richard Earl Conquest -zu-di' . .ax wx .,..,n Eleanor Frances Brittingham Eleanor's athletic ability is centered between softball and basketball. Her 7, ICT play as forward in basketball was outstanding on our Championship team. She was one of the high scorers and captain of the team. In softball she pitches -.- , and is a powerful hitter. Her natural athletic ability and charm make her one I I ffl MM fill Bill joined us this year from Washington. He played end and halfback on the football team and plays guard on the basketball team, which is one of his main interests besides girls and being lazy. Although Bill is seldom heard in class, his quiet likability stands out. ,M of the most popular girls in our class. She seems to find a special interest down the road on Buzzard Hill. Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Yearbook, Cheerleader 4 William E. Cates Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4. -4- .N I Patricia Ann Collins Ann is one of the workers of our class. She has a pleasing personality n 'N and is always ready to lend a helping hand. Whenever the sound of sweet , voices reach your ear, you know Ann is somewhere near, since singing -,T-ff' is her favorite past-time. Ann, too, has chosen nursing as her life's work, and A we know she will excel in anything she undertakes. K Q' FHA l,4, Yearbook 1,4 f 1 Joseph Martin Conboy r- 'fx' Joe arrived in his Junior year from New York. Since that time he has fo y become one of the more vociferous members of the class. He loves a good argument and had a part in stirring up the girls for our Junior play last rf year. He sits on the bench in football season but plays guard on the basket- ball team. He and Arnold Ray are usually seen talking boats. .Joe trying to convince Arnold that a sail is better than any outboard motor. Yearbook staff, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball, Manager as -v no ST ,9 -Al S 'ir Robert Hattan Conquest Bob is one of the most studious and likable members of our class. His courtin' troubles are well known to most of his classmates. Bob's un- fortunate accident robbed us of one of the best tackles on the shore and a team leader. His brilliant line play last season helped us win the champion- ship. The Rotary Club of Onancock awarded him the sportsrnan award for good sportsmanship. Bob is one of the most dependable persons in our class and we elected him president this year. His big smile and crushing handshake will make him go a long way. Football 1,2,3,4, Yearbook, Greenhouse Club, Senior president. Ricnard Earl Conquest Dick usually spends most mornings in school trying to think of an excuse to go home at l2:30g if not, he is trying to catch up on the sleep he missed the night before. His play at guard the last 2 years has been outstanding. He is a very good student when he can find time for it, which is only when nec- essary. His sharp wit and bright eyes proclaim him as one of the pranksters of our class. Football 1,2,3,4, Class treasurer, Yearbook, Greenhouse Club. rgx 'rss 5 -.k. .QA -uni' .as Arnold Ray Evans A.rnold's long frame and big smile are usually seen throughout the day in the halls. When he is not in school he is either duckin or fishin , much to Mr. Shulick's concern. He does very well in class and played end on the football team. Football 3,4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, F F A Q I Mark Sidney Fisher Fish is one of the less heard from members in our class. He loves to X .-. gg I argue and he and Spencer were heard argueing with Joe and Tooter prior 'Q A to the elections, each trying to convince the other to be a Democratic or Re- publican as the case was. Y e arbook .K l ,ag l , -. f '93 . . .tv 'G 'fb Robert Lee Fletcher Bobby is seldom heard from in class, but any activities in FFA take his interest. He has a Saturday job of selling sporting goods at Montgomery Ward's in Pocomoke which he is taking very seriously. FFA Althea Virginia Gaskins Althea is a quiet and sincere person, and possesses quite a bit of dignity. She is well liked by everyone. We know not of Althea's plans for the future, .f but we are all sure that she will do justice to whatever she undertakes. 'aj' J . FHA 1,2,3,4. g 'Ll 7- we I . was X r X K ,, , of I 1 ' 91 . QPYI ' A a--' it QA W A , Janet Dean Hickman When Janet g ts on the war path heaven help the offender. Her piercing voice is heard whenever she gets angry. She had a leading part in the play last year and although difficulties arose she did wonderfully. She plays guard at basketball where she does very well and also out field on the softball team. There is never a dull moment around Janet and no class would have been com- plete without her. FHA l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4. Spencer H. Justice Spence's play in both football and baseball has improved every year he has played. He played for the Teenage League in Pocomoke, at second V, Q base. He put in several sparkling performances at second during our 1952 season when we almost won the championship. He has played halfback on the ' f -af X football team for 2 years, both offensively and defensively. He showed out- 'wu- standing acting ability in his part in the Junior play last year. 5' Football 2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff. 31, . 0139 w X P --v- kk -uv- Woodrow Wilson Justice Pee Wee is a member of the FFA where Mr. Bunting is teaching him to become a better farmer and a carpenter. He likes to do wood work and his home workshop is very complete. His part of the sheriff last year was small but well acted. The acting mostly coming from his gun that almost didn't fire. He has to work much of the time he doesn't go to school and we are ex- pecting him to become an expert farmer or carpenter. FFA 2,3,4, Greenhouse Club. Sally Ann Kellam Our classes would be dull without Sally. She can always provide a laugh for everyone. Her wit and determination to do whatever she undertakes make her one of the leaders among the girls. She played a part in our play last year and did wonderfully in the play. Sal is one of our best players on the softball field. She has chosen nursing as her field of work after school, and we know the door of success is opened to her. Softball 2,3,4, Yearbook 3.4, FHA 1,4. xo of - V. Shirley Mae Martin 1 1 f.:Pf 'wk Shirley is one of the quiet but nice members of our class. She is a good student and likes physics especially. Her pleasing personality makes her one of the outstanding members of the class. She is always willing to do any amount of work for anyone. She has chosen nursing for her career and we are sure she will go for expecially when she starts sailing the blue with f. the Navy. FHA l,3,4, Yearbook 4, Basketball 2. f LQ- 'I 14595 if f S' . J, f, L K 'i'S if 1 fl 2 Richard Mason Mole belongs to the FFA and shop and is usually seen making something e ' 1 in the Agriculture building. His fish stories are well known and often heard. He loves a good time and when the word go is mentioned, Dickie I Q.. ta' is ready. 4 ji .9 FFA 6 Q William Carson Moore 'R S' Q Bill is the brain of our class. If a question arises about homework, whether H' .t it be trig or history, the person to ask is Bill. If his explanations seem a 'T' wi g bit drawn out it's because Bill has done it the most efficient way. We all 1.1.54 'V expect him to be a big success in the field of science. Jimmy Lee Powell Jimmy is one of the leaders of our class. He was President in his Sopho- more and Junior years and Vice-President this year. Jimmy played end M5 as - on the football team and his famousuretreating end manuver was well known sh in g to all. He has a special interest in a certain brown eyes Junior girl. , , .. 7, A Q Football 3, Baseball manager, Yearbook 5 , ' 'Q ' , Mary Barbara Revell - A - Whenever any extra curicular work is to be done, Barbara is more than 'R' willing to do her part. Barb is well liked by her fellow classmates, as V well as the underclassmen. As editor of the yearbook, she published one of -.- M' X the best annuals in the history of Atlantic. We do hope Barbara will continue in her secretarial work as the business field will be very fortunate to have , ... her. yy . Basketball 2,3,4, Yearbook 1,3,4, FHA 1, Softball Mana er 4. y ' 5 . as in g Betty Joan Richardson wx -v. Although small in statue she is outstanding in athletics. She plays for- ward on the basketball team and her set shot is deadly. She plays center X field on the softball team. She had a minor role in the Junior class play. She is a cheer leader and one ofthe most popular girls in the Senior class. V- '32 She likes long moonlight hikes with her neighbors on Chincoteague. W Q Basketball 2,3,4, Sqftball 2,3,4, Cheerleader S' 1 , . 4' Elton Richard Scott Skeet is one of the athletes of our class. His play at end this year kg., 6. and last on the football team was outstanding. The Eastern Shore News fur- ther honored him by naming him one of the best ends on the shore. His N. sticky fingered ability to make sensational catches is well known to all that sw-f have seen him play. He had a very good season at baseball last year, turning if in a good game every time he played. He is standout in the high jump. He played one of the leading roles in our class play last year and did very well. He is assistant editor of the yearbook. William Clinton Taylor A maroon plymouth slows slightly, then swerves into the school yard, skids around the circle, scattering nearby students, then screeches to a halt. Wild Bill emerges from the car, smiles at any good looking girls nearby, and strolls into school. Although not taking much interest in classes, he was rated by many as the best fullback on the shore. His 'piledriving power was respected by all, especially opponents. He was captain of our Championship football team, and his baseball game is excellent, also. The Don Juan of the class seems to be hooked b a certain oun lad at Mar Track 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Greenhouse Club. ,f . x lf-X 'T 1 Y Y 8 Y Y Washington College. 'sr Football l,2,3,4, Captain 3. Basketball 4, Baseball l,2,3,4 .3 1 an .- .-D! -0' , Woodrow Jackson Taylor Woody is one of the working members of our class, having to work on the farm besides school. His accident with his ancient Chevie was told to all, when he went swimming with it over at Saxis. FFA and Shop Bobby Sidney Wessells fl Bobby is one of the active members of the Greenhouse Club. He is a great touch football lover and his long bullet passes in games after lunch usually result in a touchdown if the receiver can catch. g FFA. Shop .X wx K . 'x John Humphrey Wessells Hump , as he is called by his pals, is one of the more determined members of our class, as far as studies go. His football lineplay was out- standing this year, playing his best game the second time we played Onan- cock. If Jack was bigger, his determination would make him a college foot- ---' ball player. His 39 Ford is usually seen careening around school at all hours of the day. His pride and joy is kept shining all the time. Jack's drive in whatever he undertakes makes him an outstanding member of our class. He loves loud clothes and is the possessor of a bright red shirt, that he is especially proud of. ff-7' , Football 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 3,4, Greenhouse Club. Howard Douglas Wright 1 Tooter as he is called by his pals, is one of the fun loving members of w our class. He and Dick Conquest make quite a pair when they cook up some f sort of deviltry. His noticable size make some jokes very painful on the re- ceiver. He has played tackle the last 2 years, where his lineplay has been ' great. His long run in the Northampton game showed his tank like ability to run. He is a great gunner and the life of any party. His ambition is to be- M come a sargent in the Army and use a little strong arm on recruits. Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Yearbook, Greenhouse Club V CLASS PROPHECY Time: New Years Eve, 1963 Place: Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City Your Hostess: Mrs. Barbara Revell Browning desires your presence. Well, what do you know, Mrs. Browning is throwing a big one this time at the Waldorf-Astoria. I remember the times we used to have back in '53. As I was boarding the train people were pushing me around trying to get a better view of the famous Metropolitan Opera Star, Ann Collins. She invited me to accompany her on the rest of the trip. We talked about old times and some of the members of the Class of '53. I learned that Billy Taylor was happily married and because the children had the flu he was unable to attend. The train was delayed several hours at Washington. The conductor turned out to be Bobby Wessells who was waiting for the Hon. Wilson Justice, that well-known congressman, who was staging a filibuster. His argument being, Should Slavery be Abolished ? When Wilson finally stepped on the train he was accompanied by his old friend Arnold Evans, who has become Direc- tor of the F.B.I. They joined us and we continued our conversation about our classmates. They told us that Bobby Fletcher is the doorman at the White House and could not come to the party because he has to keep the home fires burning for the new president of the United States, Spencer Justice, who is very cold natured. We got off the train and rushed on, but someone was hailing us from a helicopter. We found it to be Elinor Brittingham and Betty Richardson. Elinor is now an athletic director in the big city of Farmville, Virginia, Betty is heading a Cheerleader's Schoo1 and is also assisting Elinor when she gets the chance. Also on the helicopter were Shirley Martin and Sally Kellam who are returning after being stationed in Hawaii for two years. They are navy nurses. We caught a bus for the rest of the trip, and who should we see but Elton Scott who was return- ing from Un.iversity of Maryland after being named the most-valuable player of the year as end on the football team. As we arrived at the hotel, we bumped into another of our classmates, Janet Hickman, who was desk clerk. We stopped and registered and talked with her for quite some time. She told us that Joe Conboy, who was star of our basketball team in '53, had just signed a contract with MGM. His first picture will be Life on Mars. We stepped out to the corner drugstore for a few minutes to get a newspaper. We heard a newsboy yelling Extra, Extra, President Justice declares national Holiday!! We bought a paper and read, Atlantic High School Senior Class of '53 has class reunion at Waldorf-Astoria . As we were reading who should walk in but Woodrow Taylor. Imagine Woody being manager of a drugstore. We asked him if he was coming to the reunion. His face assumed a very blank ex- pression as he asked, Oh, is it tonight? I thought it was tomorrow night. As we walked around the block, we met Dicky Mason coming out of the rear entrance of the hotel with several cats, a squirrel, two poodles, and various other peculiar-looking creatures. We knew immediately that they belonged to Althea Gaskins. He told us that she was editor of Vogue Magazine. As we entered the Starlight Room, Mrs. Browning welcomed us. She looked 'charming wearing a pink evening gown, trimmed in green fur. Her corsage was a lovely white orchid. She told us that Billy Moore, the famous scientist, invented the special process for fur treatment. We had difficulty in getting to our table for the people on the floor. The reason, we discovered was because John Hump Wessells was singing the song that made him famous Love Come To Me . Among the people we recognized several girls who we learned are professional swooners employed by Hump himself. Just as the program was beginning there was a loud commotion at the door in the favor of Howard Wright and Jimmy Powell, who are big executives for the Chislers Oil Company in Dice, Okla- homa. Between puffs on their twenty-five cent cigars they were arguing over who should get the years profit. I heard Howard say I staked my claim first, Jimmy . At that moment who should walk in but Rear Admiral Mark S. Fisher who has just returned from duty in the Far East, and Billy Cates, who had accompanied him on the trip. Billy's favorite pastime while there was entertaining the women in India. W Last on the program were Bob and Dick Conquest who are now professional comedians of radio and television. At the stroke of midnight the Class of 1953 bid their farewells and retreated each to his humble abode. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Atlantic High School, town of Oak Hall, county of Ac- comack, state of Virginia, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do here- by make publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. I, Eleanor Frances Brittingham, leave my pitcher's boy to Eleanor Jane Mears. I, William Ellis Cates, leave my yoyo to Dempsey Bruton. I, Patricia Ann Collins, leave my name to Patricia Ann Bundick. I, Joseph Martin Conboy, leave my bench warming uniform to Wayne Hart. I, Richard Earl Conquest, leave my way with women to Wayne Byrd. I, Robert Hattan Conquest, leave my past trips to the base to Glenn Matthews. I, Arnold Ray Evans, leave my ability to be the life of the party to Joe Miles. I, Mark Sidney Fisher, leave my typing ability to Billy. I, Robert Lee Fletcher, leave my ability to gossip to Jackie Ardis. I, Althea Virginia Gaskins, leave my quiet and pleasing manner to Emily Sparrow. I, Janet Dean Hickman, leave my ability to get boys to Joanne Griffin. I, Spencer H. Justice, leave my voice to Wayne Byrd and batting average to Bob Miller. I, Woodrow Wilson Justice, leave my water guns to the Junior Class so they might protect the teachers. I, Sally Ann Kellam, leave my funny ways to Mary Ann Hall. I, Shirley Mae Martin, leave my green eyes to Carolyn Broadwater. I, Richard Charles Mason, leave my love for fun to Bill Rhodes. I, William Carson Moore, leave my scientific mind to Kenneth Batchellor. I, Jimmy Lee Powell, leave the back seat of my car to Bubba Cates and Joanne Griffin. I, Mary Barbara Revell, leave my ability to drive a Ford to Harriette Kelley. I, Betty Joan Richardson, leave my ability to play basketball to Mary Lou Lamb- den. I, Elton Richard Scott, leave my football ability to Buddy Hodges. I, William Clinton Taylor, leave my hair to Edward Bruce Mears. I, Woodrow Jackson Taylor, leave my skipping class ability to Joe Leard. I, Bobby Sidney Wessels, leave my typing ability to Pete Marshall. I, John Humphrey Wessels, leave my ability to kiss a girl on the first date to Jimmy Massey. I, Howard Douglas Wright, leave my ability to tackle to Bob Markland. We, the Senior Class boys leave the Green House to the Junior Class boys. May they use it as often as we have. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal this lst day of June, 1953. Treasurer llary Sue Hudson we 3 ' X w 1 ' 1 Vice- President Wayne Byrd JUNIOR CLASS 36 Pre side nt Mary Lou Hilliard CLASS OFFICERS C1ass Motto Secretary Patricia Bundick So live, that they can not but point with pride. Class F1ower White Rose kr' . Q ' I . l x l lf Asst.-Secretary Harriette Kelley ft Am fy W nw ff' K' , cf sf - g A 12, -in W' . . 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Tapman, Marvin Justice, Franklyn Onley, Philip Watkinson, Percy Maddox, Clarence Cates Absent from Picture: Henrietta Parks, William Earl Dennis la fy, W , IQ' i 5 B i 1' if , . rail? , V-President Secretary Mary Taylor Linda Davi ...J 9 'W' 7 Q 2.-5:71 .12ff., -,f'g ' President Treasurer Rosine Pollitt Reporter Thomas Matthews Mildred East E 4' 'Za 6 Reporter Betty Sparrow Front Row - Bobby Hickman, Spencer Ray Godwin, Thomas Matthews, Lance Fisher, Billy Sparrow, Billy Marshall, Marvel Wimbrow Second Row - Mary Margaret Taylor, Joe Miles, Rosine Pollitt, Mildred East, Mr. Bott, Geraldine Linton, Betty Sparrow, Ernest Smith, Shirley Bailey, Peggy Bloxom Not Present - Francis Riggin, Bobby Davis, Yvonne Marshall Q W, , President ,Gi ki W J Kenneth Justice J xg Q, Q A ,J W' T 75, ' ue qu-as ,, so 1 ! - ll .gi H -'mxx , T X Nu Vice-President Secretary A -Q Dorothy Marshall Mamie Lou Trader v.. S- gi fl--Q L' . . ,. X Q , 5 ' sa ,--3 1 W 4,-at QQ Treasurer Reporter Barbara Chelton George Smith l Holding Eisenhower, Herman Chessor, Holding Stevenson, Jo Ann Hall First Row: Louetta Godwin, Jo Ann Pruitt, Dorothy Marshall, Carolyn Thomas, Barbara Chelton, Rena Mister, Jane Bode, Virginia Mason, Jeanette Hall, Mamie Trader, Faye Taylor Second Row: Mrs. Scott, teacher, Randolph Wright, George Smith, Kenneth Justice, John Lewis, Austin Parker, Winfied Lankford, Fred Ward. Absent from picture: Judy Miles, Pete Ealy, Randolph Williams, Richard Godwin, and Mark Miles I iw x' J Ay: r' E, , Y- President Iris Ann Gunter . x Vice-President Secretary Betty Blades Carol Ann Mason , , 14 . 1- rl, . H E I .4 X' , , 1 f ,A 5 . Reporter t . Treasulfy John Edward Drummond 1311119 R059 Hlckman First Row - Albert Miles, Carol Ann Mason, Margurite Kolberg, Billie Rose Hick- man, Beverly Collins, Iris Ann Gunter, Betty Blades, Mack Marshall Second Row - Ida Faye Evans, Winnie Rhodes, Irene Howard Third Row - Catherine Williarns, Mitzi Elliott, Tommy Richardson, Ronnie Hickman, Billy Thornton, Bobby Wessels, John Edward Drununond, Stanley Smith, Alvin White, Ellen Gay Hickman, Eleanor Jane Mears Absent from Picture - Carlton Marshall and Jerry Martin n ,. 1, . JC. .H V V' 11 as gs. ff x K I gg 5 Vice- President al Se Cfeffary Orchid Wimbrow Leona E1115 i F ' A.A, Ax , President Virginia Hawker ez. all . 55 C , , ' .V X 1 ',.z X v . F2431 i..g. R , as 1 .L-gi Treasurer Reporter Carroll Lee Marshall Geraldine Brittingham ' l 5 :mu .- First Row - Leona Ellis, Carroll Marshall, Thomas Heath, Frank Stringfellow, Carlton Poulson Second Row - Linda Miles, Carolyn Paradee, Bernice White, Rosa Linton, Florence Taylor Third Row - Geraldine Brittingham, Virginia Hawker, Orchid Wimbrow, Gloria-Bailey, Ruth Nichols, Bernis Mister Standing: Mrs. Miles, Kenneth Mister, Jack Brittingharn, Henry Mason, Fay Smith, Byron Craig, Jimmy Porter, Paige Gaskins . my Vice-President Secretary Carol Matthews Richard Linton President Judy Lang .. V4 Q nys !A M if Rf . ' x , Q Treasurer Reporter Lula Mae Miles Norman Mar-den f -1 wr 1 Q 'fx QW. 2-ai?-lsiva . H . Standing left to right - Mrs. Donald, teacher, Marshall Taylor, James Brittingham, Judy Lang. Carol Matthews, Faye Taylor, Lorena Detwiler Seated back row left to right - Thomas Dix, Patricia Crockett, Geraldine Pollitt Second row - Harold Post, Norman Marden, Loretta Palmer, Lula Mae Miles, Alva Wimbrow, Richard Bailey, Mary Ellen Williams Third row - Richard Schloe, Richard Linton, Janice Taylor, Joan Shaw Not present when picture was taken were - Lillie Ann Mister, Emma Jean Martin, Barry Miles, Minnie Godwin, Warren Young, James Walker, Frank Brown Q .eva n R23 '-...W if-4 -1 :A 8 4...-as-Li 0 ,SJR ! -- ' .X l , U. 2 'XS ii.. A E. T 0 1 6 U0 XM .0 r U D M9 E5 DEPENDABLE '3- ia, 64 I .,, 0, 3 3 , X . William Car son Moore Althea Virginia Gaskins SUCCEED T: f i il . li ii, -534 A 977' ., X, f-alfa. Q gf. uf 1 ,aj ff . . g' J kg 'J7 ' - Joseph Mark Conboy Shirley Mae Martin HALL OF FAME TALENT , X Q 'tx pl, Q ' ' I-HX E -01.4 W X, Spencer Hamilton Justice Patricia Ann Collins LOOKS 15,5 'i'U5 rf Y'-1 Q .m. in 'Q William Clinton Taylor Elinor Frances Brittingham ATHLE TE ,- vi K.. x S x. . x 4 T Elton Richard Scott 'Oli' Betty Joan Richardson WITTIEST ofa 1 'i -J Richard E arl Conque st .4-uf A ff: Sally Ann Kellam STUDENT 3.13 ai, i ...J-7 , ...Q h M' ,-..fqb:' 1 y 4535: 1 wr ga 5.4 X Mfrs- 21, Wi. 1'-nw:-,V -, saw: ,L1pF:,:fA::v.'.A.. I-'.:-MW, 4:12-' .. 1-sfrrlniix-IL 1'i'g:::?':','g'I:iI7L7- -0 A . LX .,-,1...x...,-L .,. 2z:::2i5553!1T9QZ' .-1--l:113E:112:1Er' 22 f- 95::::iEEEEEE::'?. ,4a12E21121'::1: 1' FQ: :::::: '.:172:::111?:12 2:!'L1' vu... .avi-....q,,g, -,.g.. -'svn 4':...4.-f,v',.ff'f4'1a .....: ff.-1 .. , 1- ..... 'n:1......:1,f'.1 .U ,, iv v1.':5:ff,.v,..::4,..v. 41,-U. William Car son Moore ALL- lf Q 0 4 If -J X 4 ,,.,,., -5 Spencer Ha milton Justice Mary Barbara Revell ROUND A545 kwa . It .1 Mary Barbara Revell F H A Members: F F A Members: Patricia Bundick, Shirley Fisher, Betty Jean Mills, Jackie Trader,Eleanor Brittingham, Ann Collins, Althea Gaskins, Janet Hickman, Sally Kellam Shirley Martin, Betty Richardson, Patsy Hickman, Alma Faye Ayers Margaret Ann Bloxom, Jo Ann Evans, Juliet Gillespie, Sue Mears, Henrietta Parks, Betty Jo Strange, Laura Ellen Trader, Loleda White, Shirley Bailey Peggy Bloxom, Mildred East, Geraldine Liton, Yvonne Marshall, Mary Mar- garet Taylor, Jane Ann Bode, Barbara Chelton, Loretta Godwin, Jeannette Hall, Jo Ann Hall, Dorothy Jean Marshall, Reva Mister, Virginia Mason Joanne Pruitt, Carolyn Thomas, Mamie Lou Trader, Faye Taylor, Judy Miles, Betty Blades, Beverly Collins, Ida Faye Evans, Iris Ann Gunter Ellen Gay Hickman, Billie Rose Hickman, Irene Howard, Marguerite Kohl- berg, Eleanor Mears, Carol Ann Mason, Winnie Rhodes, Catherine Williams Peggy Westcott Fifa Ei fi 9 Ei 1 Ivy Pat Bradley, Richard Coffin, Edwin Hill Glenn Matthews, Charles Drewer, Wrendo Mears, Billy Taylor, Larry Rantz, Billy Hickman, Bradley Lewis, Woody Taylor, Bobby Fletcher, Arnold Ray Evan, Archie Rantz, Jimmy Massey, Richard Mason, Paige D. Fisher, Thomas Matthews, Marvin Thomas 8 - ww Z! ' EQ : 5 l. 'Q 5 X 1 W v ' Q r . 'ff .nf 5 ' ! I Hx: 1 Q,-QQ X ' ' if 2' ,X xg :lm J if , 4 VX xp ' L ' 1 - v 4 W4 H O5 QM ju al w .5 1' z 1 Q ..,,5,Q 2. Skipping Class Again? 'Sei First Come, First Served The Pause - ' ,.., N -yn-....... ix. . ' - Z Q lgK 'ag . jl'i ' l :fi .Y -K,-,9. 5Q .6f .: g: ,gr.. wet N - f?55f5?'i . - 'JZ' tg' vi F + :far ,. A Q 2315? Nt'g'?1 K yi., A t A fe- f' tt: f ' 5 .., ., s FS. 3. Three's a crowd . . . Y 'Swat 6. Gun Molls! 4. Guess Who - - - ' That Refreshes 7. Look Pretty for the Birdie 12 Sisteriy Love 11. Lonesome 9. Atlas! 77' 8. Sanford Gal 10, lpana? 'fr f Wifi f 1, f ' ' x s k -.V qxpk. .uni X ' JH: I 'hiv fagxtg tw .Filer ' . Q: , ff-rf QR W W ,x-in X K F ' J. w.f.fe.iJx'iN ' f .-ar' .aff . 13. Three Ducks in a Row .tl g-.1 14. Ain t Nobody Home But us f FOOTBALL 1 First row, left to right: Wayne Byrd, Arnold Evans, Dick Conquest, Wayne Hart, Jack Wessells, Jimmy Massey, Elton Scott, Pat Lang Second row, left to right: Kenneth Adams, Joe Conboy, Bill Cates, Bill Taylor, Bobby Miller, Spencer Justice, Buddy Hodge, Frances Campbell Third row, left to right: Bob Conquest, Manager, Phil Watkinson, Frankie Shannon, Wrendo Mears, Clarence Cates, Bradley Scott Lewis, Edwin Hill, Archie Rantz, Kenneth Bat- chellor, Andrew Shulick, Coach Absent from picture - Howard Wright THE CARDINAL football season of 1952 is one that will be long remembered in the hearts of all CARDINALS. During the first of the season Larry Bonawell, right half-back, died as a result of injuries received in the Atlantic-Central foot- ball game. No one can forget the defensive line of Scott, Massey, Wessells, Lewis, Con- quest, Wright and Byrd. In the backfield Taylor, Cates, Justice, Miller, Adams, and Shannon did some fine ball carrying. The seniors graduating this year, Taylor, Scott, Justice, Conquest, Wright, Wessells, Evans, Cates and Conboy, have been responsible for Atlantic's success in the last four years. In Coach Shulick's second year at Atlantic, he did some fine coaching in molding the boys into a fine and clean-playing team. As for the spirit we dedicate it to those who will follow and hope that they will keep it alive. SCHEDULE September 1 9 - Onancock 0 2 6 Chincoteague 1 3 October 3 Northampton 3 9 1 0 Central 1 3 2 4 Tri- Hi 3 3 J 3 1 Onancock 0 1 November 7 Cape Charles 2 6 14 Central 13 2 7 Chincoteague 0 24?-1, at . , 'sf-3 .fl 9 A 'V , 4' Larry BASEBALL Front Row - Dickie Mason, Spencer Justice, Bobby Miller, Howard Wright Elton Scott, Carlton Justice, and Joe Conboy Second Row - Kenneth Adams, Frankie Shannon, Jack Wessells, Arnold Evans Pat Bradley, and Billy Cates Third Row - Pat Lang, Francis Campbell, Charles Drewer, Bradley Lewis Wrendo Mears, and Joe Leard Absent - Bill Taylor and Buddy Hodge The Atlantice nine without their former pitching star and Captain Richard Marshall, and speedy center--fielder James Adams, hope to have another successful season. Last year's team having bowed out in the championship play-off by a score of l - O to Onancock after de- feating them earlier in the season by a score of 10 - 4. We will be without the services of our hard-hitting and base- stealing third baseman, Larry Bonnawell. The returning veterans are: Bobby Miller, Spencer Justice, Billy Taylor, Howard Wright, Elton Scott, Buddy Hodge and Carlton Justis. The pitching of Carlton Justis and Bobby Wessells is expected to throttle the 'oppositions bats, while the batting of our own Spencer Jus- tice and Bobby Miller is expected to produce the necessary runs for victory. The find fielding of short-stop Billy Taylor and first base-man Howard Wright is our main defense. In the field the combine efforts of veterans of Elton Scott and Buddy Hodge, along with newcomer Rich- ard Mason should give us one of the finest outfields on the shore. SOFTBALL Front row, left to right - Mary Lou Lambden, Annette Brittingham, Betty Richard- son, Eleanor Brittingham, and Frances Moore Second row, left to right - Joanne Griffin, Joyce Bailey, Sally Kellam, Patsy Killmon, Carolyn Bailey, and Barbara Revell BASKETBALL 9 Isa, ' raw- . tw-.. Y ,mt ., , My-N ct., - la t.,t.t - tt.t ,,,,,,g.,, Front row, left to right - Frances Campbell, Bobby Miller, Elton Scott, Joe Conboy and Billy Cates Second row, left to right - Pat Bradley, Dempsey Bruton, Clarence lates, Carlton Justice, Wrerdo Mears and Kenneth Adams Not present - Bill Taylor GIRLS BASKETBALL f 1 wp!!! g Jef J Front row: Billie Miles, Frances Moore, Shirley Bundick, Annette Brittingham, Eleanor Brittingham, Betty Richardson, Barbara Revell, Mary Lou Lambden, Betty Jean Mills. Back row: Lorraine Godwin, Janet Hickman, Harriette Kelley, Manager, J. W. Waterfield, Coach, Betty Ann Light, Patsy Kilman, Dee Parker. 91 ' NSY Rabbi, S .gr -4 , Q' ' X ' 96 xl thx. Fha 1. O RJ 'I e. , S U 'Ke11ey 'Ned hir! Hwarerfield The Atlantic High basketball girls of 1952 hada very successful season, by tieing with Onan- cock for the Championship of Accomac County. Although not unblemished, the team ran up a victory string of six, including Parksley, Cen- tral, Bloxom, Accomack, Chincoteague and Cape Charles and bowing to Onancock in a bitterly contested battle. Betty Richardson with her set shots was high scorer of the season, while Eleanor and An- nette Brittingham handled the lay-up shots. With their teamwork our guards, Barbara Revell, Frances Moore and Shirley Bundick did a bang up job of securing the ball from the opposing team. Without the willingness and help from the substitutes we could never have won. Harriette Kelley deserves high praise for managing the team and keeping the score. The best coach a team could ever have is Mr. Waterfield. Under his excellent coaching, how could any team lose? This basketball season will long be remembered not only from the standpoint of tieing for the championship, but from the fine show of sportsmanship, willingness and spirit. i CHEERLEADERS E fkP-X X- . Left to right: Bonnie Smith, Betty Turner, Laura Ellen Trader, Frances Moore, Betty Jo Strange, Patsy Kilrnan, Patricia Bundick, Eleanor Brit- tingham, Betty Bloxom, Mary Ann Hall, Annette Brittingham, Betty Spar- row, Betty Richardson and Joan Taylor. Center: Captaing Mary Lou Lambden, Captain. CAPTAIN 'wx JQX - f. 53 99' Jo Ann GI'lff1l'1, Asslst- ASSIST-CAPTAIN ld ---4 L7 K fijqxx mu? f . DUR SLIFPIJHTERS . 4 e I n s n l' 'l w .I I- 1 EAGLE MILL f x 'til Pocomoke City, Md. Q , Seeds - Feed - Grains L Q g we F f. . 4 - V j I fl-2 L Your Checkerboard Feed Store Nordstrom Brothers Furniture and Appliances Nortane Bottle Gas F' 3 A iii -A --X ,L Compliments of L Q Belle Haven' Virginia LASSITER IJUMBER CORP. L Greenbush, Virginia I 'ji- H 4-1 l -, ' COIVIPLIMENTS OF O PMLHSB4 J 1, '--f -K W, L, Ayres Garage nancoc X, l MOST form? T 1 L LE 1 L t3BBRlCAT4N qc ! : ' 'NT E WORLD H, L, EICHELBERGER 4, U U' l, if . 2 Eastern Shore's f' 4 . 0. 0 'A Largest Furniture Store J I G Keller, Virginia v Compliments of I ' Iflvfffflg you BUTTLI G WORK of mm Exmore, Va. - ,, refre,,-he., with X :ce cold , 6' Pause 56515, that , ,J 1' If , - Coca-Cola . -4 1 'ul aRr',fi S? 1:-rl If -all '1 vs'-u.,,QQr,,.J 4 1 VU' R Wal' Q , r 'Q U FORKS GRILL Onancock, Virginia E, P, lVlA'l l'HEWS Fountain SL Curb Service Fruits and Vegetables Fishing Tackle 5 Supplies Cameras Ki Films Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Shotgun Shells Pocomoke City ' . i , Milam . WEST LUMBEH CORPORATION . . . Dealer In... Piling, Mine Props, Lumher and Wood Tasley, Virginia .,a ' y,- Phone: Onancock 247-J MQ 1. fi 5 s ary 'ln lhumsr If xx mmm. ,B , - ew WWA C R. C. EVANS SL SON Wholesale Candy :: Drugs :: Tobaccos :: Cigarettes Soda Fountain Supplies Onley, Virginia Office Phone Res. Phone Onancock Onancock 83-W 115-J H. C. WATSON Tl CO Distributor of Compliments of SHOWARD BROTHERS Chincoteague, Va, N, J, PARKS 8t BRO, The Store of Quality Parksley, Va. Dry Goods Notiois Ladies and Misses Suits and Coats Texaco Petroleum Products C omplime nts of Compliments of PRESTON J, BLAKE JOHN A. KUHN Coney Island Snack Bar Clothing Shoes Furniture Compliments of Friends AQ rznnu, nssnnv: X svsrsn ,j Compliments Of 59 gxeigfggf' ROBERTSON BROS, 'A Bw Pocomoke Maryland Pocomoke Foundry 'md Machine Works Plumbing Heuting Mill Supplies HALLWOOD ATl0 AL BA K 0 B e'S JOHN L BRITTINCHAM Hwllwood Vu. Texaco Service Telephone: Temp. 5F6 New Church V1 LEONARD f . I Feeds, Seed, Farm Supplies HlGClCl:IVPlIl1l4ENTlEIlDl7llCE mm Ffxrm Machinery QUALITY FARM an EQUIPMENY Donild F Fletchex 81 Son Horsey Va Phone Temp 43476 OAK HALL, VA. BUYITTIIE Egwso Compliments of WILKERSON ESSO Pocomoke Md L I d N N, Supplies THE WOECE TEE FERTILIZER CII. Snow Hill, Maryland hill, . N' 1: 1,r . A W I 'QQQW' ' E: I. IPI Serving the Farm Since 1913 CITIZENS NATIO AL EA II Pocomoke City, Md. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve Bank R. Harlan Robertsam, Pres. B. Fuller Walters, Vice Pres. Joseph C. Stevenson, Cashier Wm. B, TILGHMAN CO. Fertilizers Pocomoke - Salisbury FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY Carol G. Matthews Hopeton, Virginia Compliments of THE COFFMAN-FISHER CO, Pocomoke City, Md. FARMERS EXCHANGE, INCORPORATED Onley, Virginia C. R. Bull, President R. P. Richardson V. S. Burton Vice President Secretary and and Sales Manager Treasurer Phone: Onancock, Va. No. land No. 440 POCOMOKE C 'rf Qi! --N: Cy J X55 'gf liter 5 x gy! C 'I OSX' F Lowggiav FZZASION Q CHA NDLER 'S FURNITURE Crosley Refrigerators RCA Radios ITY FLOWER HOP Onancock, Va. e City, Maryland Pocornok Market Street Extension It Y Phone 103 X x. 'I' ln, s si , Nl,u1AiY!lS POULSONS AMOCO SERVICE MICHAEL GIFTS l Mile South of Pocomoke City Md. New Church. Va. U. S. Route 413 China ' C1355 ' LBITIPS Phone 629W3 Pick Up St Delivery The Largest Selection of Beautiful and Practical Gifts Expert Lubrication on the Eastern Shore M. J. Poulson, prop. fa x x C 'Q in L IEW K DUNCAN BRUTHERS. I C. D H. BRADFORD Sn SON h vrolet and Oldsmobile C hrysler Plymouth and C e sales and service International trucks Pocomoke City Md Snow Hill Md .J 'zz' H Ron! 4 F -'- tx 'J X 4 Q to ff I I ., 1 1 H ' I-i - s fe: A ff 'H I BTWTIH 11 X, vw! 4 THE U ' DEN FINE PRINTING EASTERN SHORE PUBLISHING CO., INC Publi she rs of THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS PENINSULA ENTERPRISE Commercial Printing Onancock, Va. Accomm: Virginia Largest Circulation of the Weekly Pape X K9 di I MOTOR SALES 81 SERVICES Tasiey, Va. in the state of Virginia C Ompiirne nts of THE ISLA ND THEATER Chincoteague, Virginia FS ' l'here'5Hv f questgon ' ' abguflff U, S, 313 DRIVE-IN ' - . SHRIMP-STEAKS-CHICKEN THIS as 1 TEMPERANCEVILLE COON HUNTING CLUB 'nil' Fountain and Curb Service , PLACE I virginia Road-Route I3 24 Hour Servlce TO EATi Pocomoke City, Md. Prop. Grayson Chesser - Phone 650-W-3 Phone Temp. 196 XX ff I I I POCOMOKE MARBLE at GRANITE WORKS I BYRDS CLEANING KL DYING I f Rug Cleaning 5 Tel, Temp. 85F13 Rock of Ages Monuments I It Member of National Institute .1 Q of Pocomoke City, Md. 1 N Cleaning KL Dymg I X llfll H Compliments of 1 W DREAM DRIVE 1 V y -Z ,P t 6- ROGER W, LANKFORD HARDWARE f? Q Pocomoke City, Md. , - 0 5 1' I -Q qv' Phone 190 25,5 I K l E smyzcn gk C Q Qgmg , i X 'AD -Q. -5 uhix ' A H- T JOHN W, TAYLOR PACKING CO., INC. Compliments Of Hallwood, Virginia CENTRAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Canners of Taylor Brand COMPANY, INC- Tomatoes, Irish and Sweet Potatoes A E M B E R MA RSHA LL 'S STUDIO CWoolworth Building! Photographer Commercial and Portrait P. A. Marshall, Prop, Phone 426 Gif,-gf 69155 ,A U- '- iff, .Lx Q '., - -V. 4 , af-RKET QM Y. BLOXOM'S CORNER General Merchandise Route 13 Virginia Salisbury, Md, 'PONTIAC ew CHARLES H, POULSON MOTOR CO, Authorized Sales Service Pontiac GENERAL REPAIR WORK On All Makes Cars Q Trucks Nelsonia, Virginia 33652803 HARRY E, WHITE Est. 1885 Mukcmie Park, Va. Phone - Temp. 24 SWIM, -J 'If 'S Q 1, ff 1, 15, ? ff gig-QM-, - fy: :tb -O . 1 .RX ,- -,Qu ' tg ,rx if Q Z , ' 911 v . T5 ' f xx ff- -wir-' Q A A I QQ Q. G. D. Bull , HOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUC Pocomoke City, Md. COMPLIMENTS Of A nw 'tin-4. A FRIEND 'H-i: g 1 ' . Li'l L - , -fgab qg. Q 0 fSa23z5:g,G,, , n . ll fg .. 3, .av fs 5f??5z Re, 4ki'iqf NISE!! kilt: COMPLIMENTS OF ' x 1 s Fmzzk WILLARD SHREVES at CO, RICHARD L- KELLEY TULL MOTORS Building Material and Supplies ATLANTIC' VA- Kaiser - Frazer - Henry J Nelsonia, Virginia MA SON A ND GRAY Red Comb Feeds and Poultry Supplies Horsey, Virginia Tel. Temp. Sales St Service New Church, Va, THE WORCESTER DEMOCRAT f 5 ,T , Q 4 News-Advertising-Job Work vj ' Pocomoke, Maryland 3 Q 1 Y-. Edward J. Clarke 'Z Editor and Owner I A 1 -we 4 t . L ff lr 1, El w ww? ff , 3 . - . , 5 f- zrtisiha PLANN59 6 Vernon C. Justice PREPARED ' 13131 M PLACED X , l ' S. Horntown, Vt . Is? H- - ll, at Q12 Temp, 36113 WM MARVA FOREST PRUDUCTS INC. Phone: Ternperanceville 44062 Be rlin IOGW INSU T REALLY INSURES M x MTW T MATTHEWS MOTORS C0.JNC Pocomoke City, Md. Q 0120! 001' VSSURANCG - 1 oo Q ' C0 lu 9 Q 4 - S 2 ma uve ,, U lN'l'llIlA'l'l0lAl Q, uwsswmam a V AS vnovmeomwe 2 BANKING ACT 051933 ' ENTRAL IMPLEMENT CO., IN K T Co' International Harvester Farm Machinery Parksley and Bloxom Virginia SNOW HILL, MARYLAND Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Telephone 418 f' U- Compliments of .fl GLICK 81 SONS DEPARTMENT STORE 0MER -KIRBY MOTOR C0. O nancoc Wa' Distributors of PLYMOUTH -- CHRYSLER Telephone 116 Pocomoke ,fp T The Fashion Store plqmoufh Telephone 340 Sw ocomo e 1 y, . ,JMX P k Ct Md JFIRYHII 'fileff COMPLIMENTS THE A, GREENBERG Co, C0MpL1MENTg Jack Kimmel, Prop. OF The Store of Better Values OF SELBY'S Onancock, Virginia FRIEND eWe J. M. WA'l'SON C0., I C. 'L -s I X. I x ,. J ,- Onancock, Va. lx 526 X , 251'-. ' ! V YV V V ' Ml Furniture M Floor Covering 4 6. Philco N Radios, R9fI'igeI'af.OrS MRS' JOHN BAILEY INC M General Electric 3 and Florist Hot Point Appliances Onley, Virginia H. Watson Twyford, President Phone 36 J. Hughes Watson, Sec'y - Treas. , ,,, - 4 O I I I EIR Compliments Compliments of C EEG 5 ofg FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS NATL. BANK in F. REIDE ONLEY Onley Building Material and Cabinet Work Oak Hall, Va. wt My A 42 GLADDING BROS, MOTOR CO, 5. -'....i Ei H 116 Willow st VINCENT JEWELERS v-vp' Pocomoke 2 6 5 Stieff - Gorham - Towle Haviland - Fostoria Pocomoke City Md. Johnson Famous All Pork Sausage JOHNSON MEAT PRODUCTS co., INC, Compliments of GEORGE E, YOUNG Auto Parts Pocomoke City, Md. Phone No. 314 Pocomoke City, Maryland Compliments of SCHOOLFIELD AND TILGHMAN Pocomoke, Maryland Baldwin, Acrosonic, Wurlitzer and Lester Pianos Magnavox Radios String and Band Instruments Records and Sheet Music When you think of music thinl-L of A Tno . lt. You G. 1 Q. Salisbury, Maryland 1 I5 0 X ff A, H, REVELL at soN Compliments of Wholesale EDDIE'S SEAFOOD MARKET Drugs - Notions - Candy Onley, Va. Wnttsville, Va, Phones: Bus, 226.1 Res. 226W W. E. WEST Compliments of Ford Farming Means Less Work More Incgmg Per Acre IVIATTHEXNS HA HDXVARE Tasley, Virginia Oak Hall, Va, FARM EQUIPMENT l 7, . 'i 3 'f O' M , M BONAWELL BROS, O. L. THOMPSON Seafood Jewelers Since 1914 Watches - Diamonds - Gifts Saxis, Va, Pocomoke City Maryland vu 0 4 bl :Sf 5 Q , T fl'-!:.'E:S.':' GJ.: R5 BETTER FARMING MEANS BETTER LIVING lll l PILGHARD Bnofrnmz See our Complete Line of Allis-Chalmers Equipment Compliments of SIMAN HEILIG Pocomoke, Md. Compliments of I... J. Gunter Market St., Pocomoke City, Md. T. Lee Byrd Produce Mears, Virginia Compliments of Rhodes Bros. Seafood and Produce Atlantic, Virginia Saxis, Virginia Pocomoke City, Md. Hatchery Phone 545 Store Phone 540 Fe x Kitt? cy White Rock and New Hampshire Chicks Beacon Feeds , COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF THE I hr gg.. pr 0 Eg g-gg FOLLOWING LEADING BUSINESSES or V e ' A ' '. A gm? .-4' SALISBURY, MARYLAND '3-I W' . ., 1 Abbott Bros. Inc. Art Linen Shop Benjamins Booth 8: Brown Burnett-Walton W. C. Carey 8I Son County Trust Company Culver's Flower Shop Culver Motor Company Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. English Grill Edward's Farmers GI Merchants Bank The Gordy Ins. Agency, Inc Avery W. Hall Harry L. Harcum Hayman's Pharmacy V. V. Hughes St Sons W. N. Jackson Ins. Agency Lee Johnson, Inc. The Lee Shoppe Leeds 8: Twilley W. F. Messick Ice Company Miller Electric Co. Nathan's Furniture Co. Oriole Store Equipment Co. Pepsi -C ola Company A. W. Perdue 8: Son Photo- Lite Studios Porter's Appliance Center R. E. Powell 8: Company Vernon Powell Shoe CO. Provico Company George L. Ralph, Inc. Ralph 8: Gaskill, Inc. Harris J. Riggin Ins. Agency Salisbury Automotive, Inc. Salisbury National Bank Hess-Schleisner Company Shore Pontiac Sales, Inc. Sweetheart Bakers Inc. Ulman Sons White 81 Leonard Wicomico Hotel SALISBURY COOPERATIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Q Congratulations to the Class of '53 from Compliments of H, N, COLLINS, JR. W. R. JUSTICE 81. SONS Seafood Dealer Franklin City, Va, Compliments of Horntown, Virginia BAY IDE CANNING COMPA Y Sanford, Virginia M. O. Bundick L. H. Fisher Compliments of FRED S, CHESSER Ternperanceville, Va. MILES OIL COMPANY Distributors American Petroleum Products Pocomoke City, Md. A HICKMAN N JUSTICE D Dealers in Produce at Horsey, Virginia Compliments of SHORE BOOTERY Shoes for the entire family Main St Division Streets Salisbury, Md. Phone 21670 Compliments of John A. Kuhn Compliments of Coney Island Snack Bar Compliments of Elton T. Matthews Compliments of Winifred East Compliments of Jeannette Hudson Compliments of Boole's Diner BLOXOM WHOLESALE GROCERY CO Bloxom Virginia C omplime nts of YAB' Compliments of J. Miles Lankford Compliments of Dixie Market Compliments of Davis Used Cars Compliments of T's Corner Compliments of Autocar - Reo Trucks Compliments of Dr. W. B. Elliott 12- . 4 -'11 Q, ,Lu ,, ,Q x, -J . 7 ,K -,,v,-,.:- ,.,3, ,f .A- wLR'.f',. ,.1. 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