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¢ . } re. . oy i ’ ) yee ofr, i Yow ved y S yo ae Lid) i f ' -“ % it art r a ai ( 4 A. ; t i ‘4 ™ Tp leete . on! “i ag 4 et 5 ; fo Se nt alherny iy 5 ty me oh =¥ ; PF Fr a | ti , ‘ : AL 2 hy 4 ‘ Ba! rs hea Vian 5 LG ; ‘ 7 i pie ‘ eii4 ' a 3 : te) = i Le ; if ‘ J TAR j wil? t “a 49 i ‘e t ie ‘ ‘ . : i 5 . at id . 5? n a vt t f , ? i } So or Sot The 1982 Pyles Cais) bo) INy teeta Coitiatss Cr) 1a Blackstone, Virginia EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jane Daniel BUSINESS MANAGER Anne Jones 4aLVW VW IV @4aagAOO AAT We, the annual staff of 1952, dedicate this issue of the Ivy ‘Ououtreschool. (Not the pbuilding alone but all the classmates, teachers, sports. clubs and studies that make up a living society. . Although you can never relive these four years, we hope that this volume willserve as atreasure chest for your memories, Pees ements Vr). us STADIUM oy SOR ImR ene ems aE f % os a eee ty Wriggleworth Stadium holds a close second place to our High School building in the hearts of our students. It is one of the high spots of our campus. Here in the fallone hears the mighty cheers of football spectators, Spring brings with it base- ballandallits enthusiastic supportors, Built in the ‘late thirties, the stadium is the most familiar part of the school to the townspeople and is truly a credit to the hard working citizens and students who have made it great. THE MAN YOU SELDOM SEE But The One Without Whom ur School Could Not Succee C. M. BUSSINGER Superintendent of Schools THE MAN YOU SEE EVERYWHERE Our Principal Always like this----- Sometimes like this---- A. J. PARR, PRINCIPAL Latin I Randolph-Macon, B.A. University of Virginia, M.A. THEY LEAD US ONWARD EAGULTY MRS. HELEN PARR Westhampton College, B.A. Columbia University University of Renness Math, Latin MR, ROBERT M, GILL William and Mary, B.S. Government, History, Biology Faculty WARREN THWEATT Wetec iaisy Agriculture MRS. VIRGINIA JORDAN Randolph-Macon Woman's College, B.A. History, English, Dramatics MISS MARTHA HAMMOCK Longwood College, B.A. English, French MISS LILLIAN CABELL MABEN Randolph-Macon's Woman's College, B,. A. William and Mary College, M.A. Mathematics FACULTY MRS, CORNELIA IRBY DeBUSK Blackstone College Mary Washington College, B.S. Commercial MRS. LELIA REID Randolph-Macon Woman's College, A. B. William and Mary Algebra, Latin, Business Arithmetic MISS JEAN ANDERSON Radford College, B.A. Music Director MR. HUGH NOLEN Viegas Science, Chemistry, Biology FACULTY MRS, P. M. PERRMAN University of Va. B.S. Librarian MRS. JANE CASTLES SULLIVAN Madison College, B.S. Home Economics MRS. MARY VIRGINIA COLE Westhampton College, B.S. 8th Grade MRS. BARBARA JEMENEZ Salem College Blackstone College Secretary to Mr. Parr Eating Those Delicious Meals MRS. CARRIE LEE Dietician For many years, Mrs. Lee has served as the dietician of our school. Her well-planned supervision has made our cafeteria one of the best. Because of her kindness, many of the students have come to look upon Mrs, Lee almost as a second mother as well as an excellent cook, e Ul Llass 0 PRESIDENT Thomas Mitchell . _ SENTORS VICE-PRESIDENT Laura Rogers SECRETARY Julia Naugle TREASURER Julie Moficure s.c. A. REPRESENTATIVE David Bennett JOHN BARKER Pogo Voted Most Sincere In Senior Class SENTORS DAVID BENNETT Dave S.C. A. Council 2, 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Library Club 3, SUSAN BLONDELL Susie Transferred 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play, stage manager 4, 4 DONALD CLARK Nose! Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2, 3, 4. yy MARY COLEMAN Mary F.H. A. 1,2; Dramatic Club 2; Library Club- Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Office 1, 2, 3,4. SENIORS FRANK CUNDIFF Frankie Boys Monogram Club; Teen Age Club; Foot- ball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 5; Class Officer: Sec- retary 1. HELEN CRAWFORD Helen Transferred 4. NANCY JANE DANIEL Jane ! Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Li- brary Club 1,2,3; Ivy Staff 3, Editor 4; Rams Horn Staff 3; Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4; Basketball 3, 4; S.C. A. Council 4; Girls State; Glee Clubl1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer: President 1, Vice-President 3. JAMES DALTON Peter SENIORS PEGGY ANN DEWS Peggy Dramatics Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; Pres- ident 3; F.H. A. Secretary 2, President4; Rams Horn 2, 3,4; S.C. A. Secretary 4; Library Club 12s beta Clubs, eireasuren 4. VIRGINIA LEE EPES Geegee ' Library Club1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4; GleeClub1, 2, 4; Beta Club3, Secretary 4; Thespian Society 3,4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Rams Horn 2, Busi- ness Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class Officer: Vice-President 2; S.C. A. Council 4, EUGENE FARLEY yeu Midget Football1,2; Dramatics2; Glee Club 1, 2; Bandl1,2; Class Officer: Vice-President 2, MARY GIBBS Priss Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Club 3, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 2,3, Secretary 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball1,2; S.C. A. Council 3, 4. SENIORS BILLY HARDAWAY “Bill Football4, Manager 2; Basketball2,3,4; Base- ball1, 2, 3,4; Library Club1,2; Dramatics Club Done OAC COUNCIIEos THOMAS INGE Thomas F, F. A. 1, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4. MYLES INGRAM Myles Baseball 2, 3. BOBBY IRBY Botts Library Club 13.2) Dramatics Clubsl,) 27.4, 4: Thespian Society 2,3,4; Beta Club 3, President 4; Football2,3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3, 4; Rams Horn, Boys Sport Editor 3, Editor 4; 5S, C. A. Council 1, 2, 4. NANCY LANE Nancy Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Rams Horn 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Man- ager 4; Library Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Dra- matics Club 1, 2,4; Vice-President 3; Thespian Society 3, 4. JAMES LEWIS Jimmie Football. 3, 4. WILLIAM LONGMIRE Billy Dramatics Club 2, President 3, Vice-President 4; Thespian Society 3,4; Glee Clubl, 2, 3, Pres- ident 4; S.C. A. Council 2; Ivy Staff, Assistant Editor 3,4. GERALDINE LUCY Lucy Dramatics Club 1, 2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, Vice- President 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Library Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Class Officer; Vice-President 1; Ivy Staff 4; Girl's State; Rams Horn 3; Basketball Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4, MARY KAT HERINE MARTIN Mary Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3,4; Library Club2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Basket- ball 2; Softball 2. MARTHA McGRAW Marty Transferred 4; Glee Club 4, THOMAS MITCHELL Mitch S.C. A, Council 3; Rams Horn 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Class Officer: President1,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian Society 4; Library Club 2, 3, JEWEL MONCURE Julie! Library Club 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Thespian Society 3,4; F,H, A. 1, Vice-President 3; Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3,4; Rams Horn 2,3, Gossip Editor 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Girl's State; Basketball 3, Co-captain 4, 8,C,A, Council 3, 4; Class Officer: Treasurer 4, SENIORS JIMMY MUSTIAN Jimmy Football 3, 4. JULIA NAUGLE Julia PepClub 3,4; Dramatics Club 2, 4; Secretary 3; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Rams Horn 2, 3, 4:9 Poo. A. 2,3, 4; ooitball 1533 Class Officer Secretary 4; S.C. A. Council 3, 4, JACQUELINE PERKINSON Jackie Glees@lubeie 24054 mete o 4 mee pm GLubEs. 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 4. HENSEL PIRKEY Pirkey Library Club1; Football 4; Class Officer: Sec- retary 2. SENIORS JOYCE REAMS Joyce Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3, Treasurer 4; Class Officer: Treasurer 1; F.H. A. 1,2, Treasurer 4. SUE UPSON Suel! Glee Clubel, 254;) Library, Clubyle27 37, Vice= President 4; Pep Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3, Vice-President 4; Dramatics Clubl, 2,3,4; S. CoA] Council 3, ehreasurerk4 mah HerAsmler2 Basketball 4; Girls State; Ivy Staff 4; Cheer- leader 3, Head-cheerleader 4. EVELYN SMITH Skippy Cheerleader 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Thespian Society 3,4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Class Officer: Secretary 3, LAURA ROGERS Blue Eyes Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian Society 4; Pep) Clube3;.4: 7 Library Cluby2.o-see. bene 2,4; Monogram Club 2, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4; S.C. A. Council 3,4; Basketball 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Softball 1,2, Co-captain 3, 4; — Rams HornStaff1, 2,3; IvyStaff4; Cheerleader 3,4; GleeClubl1, 2, 4; Class Officer: Secretary : ° : 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. SENIORS ANDREW WAINWRIGHT Poodley Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. CLASS COLORS Maroon and Gold CLASS FLOWER Chrysanthemum CLASS MOTTO Strive always to attain that which is best in life. GEORGE WATSON Bernie Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4, SANDRA GOMBERT Sandy Transferred4; GleeClub 4; Dramatics Club 4. MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND Julie and David Gee Gee and Boots MOST TALENTED BIGGEST FLIRT BEST LOOKING Julia and Billy L. Jackie and Eugene Joyce and David MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Laura and David Jane and Botts CONTEST FRIENDLIEST BEST DRESSED Sue and David Joyce and Botts MOST ORIGINAL MOST INTELLIGENT MOST SINCERE Gee Gee and Eugene Jane and Mitch Mary C, and John MOST DIGNIFIED BEST PERSONALITY Julia and Billy L, Julie and David Class Of JUNIORS a AN PRESIDENT Alex Hudgins VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Billy Fisher Hardy Williams TREASURER Billy Coburn Gordon Bishop S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Jack Hardy Zimmalew Cooper Beverly Borum Jimmy Boyd James Bradford JUNIORS Shirley Breedlove Howard Cliborne William Coburn Wiley Coleman Carolyn Crouch ‘ Yu} Z ka ass ie Charlotte Draper Richard Drinkwater Billy Elmore Peter Epes ) Wen) mY _. Billy Fisher Barbara Gay Merla Gockley Winnie Green JUNIORS Jimmy Hardin Alex Hudgins ‘ Esther Huff oe a. Henry Irby Anne Jones Richard Jones Phyllis Kellar en Coleman Kitchen Louise Lewis Hardy Williams Joe Longmire JUNIORS A Geraldine Martin Katherine Naugle Kitty Nelson Betty Oliver ak A al at ’ | Virginia Palmore Mary K, ‘Parr Jackie Porter Mari Ann Rea Anne Thomas Phyllis Wagoner Charmes Weaver Robert West Dorothy White Class 0 SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Billy Abernathy S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Emily Atkinson SECRETARY TREASURER S.C.A,. REPRESENTATIVE Betty Fraher Bob Carlson Wally Hurt Billy Abernathy Emily Atkinson Jane Blanks John Blondel Willie Boisseau Douglas Boynton Dickie Bristol John Brugos Janice Buchanan Shirley Cameron SOPHOMORES Bob Carlson Harvey Clark Bobby Cliborne Margaret Cooper Sandy Cosby Jane Crouch Lucille Daniel Harold Davis Lyndal Dews Jean Dalton Alice Epes Betty Fraher Elsie Goade Caroll Gombert Mary Ann Gracey Gus Graham Gwain Hammock Gene Hood Betty Hudgins Wally Hurt Charlotte Irwin Mary Archie Jones Lloyd Jones Laura Krieder Walter Krieder Shirley Lester Mildred Lewis Julia Lotts James Loftis LenoraMatthews OPHOMORES Betty McGrady Bobby McGrady Mildred Nunnley Wesley Palmore Rebecca Palmore Bobby Patterson James Pomeroy Marjorie Pomeroy Phil Rae Jimmy Roberts Juanita Roberts John Robertson Bobby Robertson Arthur Rockwell Nancy Rutlege Stanley Shannon Dion Shea Ronnie Silverman Martha Stovall Lydia Smith Eleanor Smith Billy Thompkins Doris Thompson Billy Tunstall Basil Vasilokar Health Webb Gwendolyn White Shirley Wimp Class Of EIGHTH GRADE VICE-PRESIDENT Anne Clay PRESIDENT Rebecca Patterson SECRETARY Billy Harrelson TREASURER Earnest Robertson S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Billy Abernathy S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVE Joy Wainwright Billy Abernathy Wayne Bishop Jerry Blevins Harold Blevins Franklin Bradford Ernest Chiles Anne Clay Dwayne Crawford James Dalton Anne Drinkwater EIGHTH GRADE John Felts Otha Fraher Shirley Green Gordon Hammock Billy Harrison Ruth Hawkins Rachel Hudson Glenn Hurt Mary Hyatt Josie Inge Leona Kane Eugene Lewis Doris Lewis Robert Lewis Ellen Byrd Love James Martin Wallace Martin John Matthew Margaret Matthew Lois McDaniel Evelyn McGrady Harold Palmore Rebecca Patterson Richard Patterson Phillip Reams Laura Reed Earnest Robertson Doris Rogers Jerry Shifflett Beverly Smith Peggy Sutphin John Turner Joy Wainwright George Walker Kelso Waters Shelva Weaver Roger Williams James Williams Calvin Yeattes STUDENT GOVERNMENT The S.C. A, is the governing body of the school and is composed of representatives from each homeroom and club, Mr. Parr serves as the sponsor, It is their purpose to work out problems between the stu- dents and faculty, to sponsor welfare drives, to provide for the safety of students going to and from school, and to pro- TheS, C. A, strives mote the general welfare of the students, to provideatrue government of the students, by the students and for the students. Corky Kitchen Austin Harrelson Sue Upson Peggy Dews Billy Fisher Betty Jane Oliver Lyndal Dews Julie Moncure Laura Rogers Kitty Nelson Mary Gibbs Phyllis Kellar Julia Naugle Jane Daniel Bobny Irby David Bennett Zimmalew Cooper Jack Hardy Virginia Lee Epes Joy Wainwright COUNCIL a Faculty Advisor. . . 2 so se oo aclslaisisteies ote) cant ae President (.35%5 duaecciea esis ieOL vei lcoem Vice-President .....- cesses HUStin arrelsom Recording Secretary ....++ee+ecee. Feggy Dews Corresponding Secretary........ Billy Colburn Treasurer, Jc ocee celiac pala heat esiecue ner om Pianist(,s's ss ce cee sisise 00 sls anne eet UOole owe Song Leader... .0. +cecce ns oDelly wane Olver na | } CURTAIN CALL DRAMATICS CLUB Emily Atkinson Beverly Borum Jimmy Boyd Dicky Bristol Billy Coburn Corky Kitchin Sandy Cosby Carolyn Crouch Jane Daniel Alice Epes Virginia Epes President). sr. 1 Vice-President... S.C. A. Representative... BEGTCLAT Vis c's aie 6s OFFICERS Pe eeAUStininarrelson. fesee Duly Longmire aveleneis . Julie Moncure Peni ee Une LOOmMas NV SeeUPerite cits. 6 has seta cca wee DoDDy West Betty Fraher Ann Gracey Sally Gregory Merla Gockley Gwain Hammock Billy Hardaway Jimmy Hardin Jack Hardy Betty Jo Hudgins George Hurt Bobby Irby Anne Jones Marjorie Pomeroy Mary A, Jones Mari Anne Rea Phyllis Kellar Laura Rogers Nancy Lane Skippy Smith Geraldine Lucy Sue Upson Mary K. Martin Andrew Wainwright Thomas Mitchell Hardy Williams Katherine Naugle Jackie Perkinson Kitty Nelson Shirley Wimp Virginia Palmore Billy Fisher Mary K. Parr IVY STAFF EDITOR Jane Daniel ASSISTANT EDITOR Billy Longmire BUSINESS MANAGER Anne Jones ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Corky Kitchen EGION due eitaiit sis cline 6 eee hanemiehs atlerua nicer Assistant Editors vn... ses.) Dilly Lonpmire Business Manager.....cccsovccewes Anne Jones Assistant Business Manager.....Corky Kitchen ATUIECIOL, cas scetu sce ieintes¢ «e GOUUear con Photographers cs ss osccc ce sev ee ACraldineyLuUcy TYPISt yee 'elecie sss 6 seins esicialeic cease DSon TYDIStis cs ce eases ss se a ares Tae Ee eloos MODELS SPONSOL.s sc coestsine ect teas ce ite: Mug wNoOlen RAMS HORN STAFF By C. KITCHIN and A. HARRELSON The Blackstone High School Ram‘s dropped their second straight game the Victoria Panthers 26-0. Since winning their first two games impressive scores the Rams have hit a trail of hard luck as in- ries have been cropping up regularly and at this time it looks as ough first string guards Irby and Elmore will be lost for the season. : In their season opener under the lights at Wrigglesworth stadium the ims picked on a weak Amelia eleven to the tune of 46-0. The visitors, mally in the six man football bracket, were completely outclassed as e Rams rolled up 16 first downs to 3 for Amelia. Perhaps the most nsational single play by the Red and White was Don Clarke’s 40 yard int return. Coach Bob Gill cleared the home team bench, but Amelia. us never able to penetrate farther than the Rams thirty yard line. ave Bennett was high scorer as he ran for three touchdowns a | Extra! Extra! voted four extra points. Class Officers 51 - 52 Elected . Class officers for the year have ‘en elected. They are as follows: Senior Thomas Mitchell Pe abaccak ee Laura Rogers Julia Naugle Julie Moncure A el ee a Dave Bennett Junior : Alex Hudgins, Jr. 5 Billy Fisher Hardy Williams Austin Harrelson ' CA Beep. Seenee - Zimmalew Cooper, ! Jack Hardy Sophomore eee Billy Abernathy Ice Pres, _. .... Emily W’ Atkinson. eniors To Present The Importance Of seing Earnest” The Senior Play being an annual ffair was chosen by a committee ppointed by the president of ‘the enior Class. The committee ran ito a few difficulties in the matter f choosing a good play. Almost all f the ones of a high calibre which he committee had access to, had ery few characters. It’is the cus- om to give one with a large cast. jut with the aid of Mrs. Jordan, he committee finally chose “The mportance of Being Earnest” by Yscar Wilde. ' In the play the author does much © make fun of the English aristo- wracy of the 1890's, At times the story becomes very complicated but auilarious. In the end all the com- dlications are straightened out, Members of the cast will be as follows: John Worthing— Bobby Irby Changes terite a During Summer At B.H.S. As we came back to school this fall there were several changes that Caught ovr ves One of the first to be noticed was that of the cafeteria. Instead of the long counter there is a smaller one. On it are steamers to keep the food warm. Now we get a plate and milk for. twenty-five cents. There| is a window, going into the kitchen ‘where all dirty dishes, bottles and paper are put. Upstairs the windows in the hall have been taken out and filled in. The auditorium has also been re- Have you read the gossip? Where do you get the Ram's Horn? I didn't know it until I read it in Peggy Dews Betty Fraher Beverly Borum inted. be a = Julie Moncure the Ram's Horn, Ivy Makes Nancy Lane Suchare the words overheard in | Progress Bobby Irby the halls andaround school after our monthly paper arrives from the printing press. Corky Kitchin Austin Harrelson Otha Fraher The “Ivy” is well under way with this year’s staff working hard to give the school a “better annual”. The staff is as follows: Editor-Jane Daniel Assistant Editor-Billy Longmire Business Manager-Anne Jones Ast, Business Manager-Corky Assistant Business Manager- Corky Kitchin, Art Editor-Bob Carlson Photographer- Geraldine Lucy Typists- Sue Upson, Laura Rogers Sponsor- Mr, Nolen Our annual is being printed this |: year by the Dominion Publishing Company in Charlottesville. By working with this company the staff hopes to make a big improve- ment in the “Ivy”, The Annual staff is sponsoring a photography contest. The pictures entered must be of school views. To the person who turns in the best picture will go a free copy of the 1952 annual, so get out your cam- We, of the Ram's Horn, strived to print the latest in news, gossips, and facts, Mary K, Parr Ann Thomas Phyllis Kellar Skippy Smith Julia Naugle Jack Hardy Virginia L, Epes Thomas Mitchell Miss Hammock Billy Fisher _ Algernon Monerieff—Billy Long- ras everyone and start shooting, EDITOR ; Bobby Irby Senior Popularity Contest 1, Best Looking......... --Dave Bennett.......... Joyce Reams PSSST ANT SDs 2. Best All-Round......... Bobby Irby.....--- --.-Virginia Lee Epes Virginia Lee Epes 3. Most Athletic........... Dave Bennett..... -----Laura Rogers NE”, Ee Billy Longmire......... Julia Naugle t 5. Biggest Flirt............ Eugene Farley......-.. Jackie Perkinson ' 6. Most Intelligent......... Thomas Mitchell seen Jane Daniel 7. Best Dressed............ BORDY: IEDY so ane aseces .Joyce Reams 8, Most Popular.........-. Dave Bennett...:...... Julie Moncure |i ascot ta 2 Se es Senne Dave Bennett.......... Sue Upson t Likely to Succeed...Bobby Irby..--...-..- .Jane Daniel 3S (11, Best Personality.......-. David Bennett......... Julie Moncure A Ne ed siete ea EE ee a Myles Ingram-.....--.-. Jackie Perkinson Nancy Lane 13, Most Dignified......... Billy Longmire......... Julia Naugle 14, Most Original_...-..--- Eugene Farley.....-.-- Virginia Lee Epes ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER 15. Most Sincere.....-...-- -Don Clark Bs Sa a te Mary Coleman Beverly Borum GLEE CLUB LECSIC Ciiletemtolerveldeletelerersicicletere tll ya Ono lice Vice-President ameter ii sera Olnen lucy: PeChetary cel reasuLen selects via Lyin atl: o. Cora. Representativen.jimis cies Gol Gemispes Librarian ...ccscccesswessoe Detty J. Hudgins Billy Abernathy Dickie Bristol Bobby Cliborne Billy Coburn James Dalton Billy Fisher Jimmy Hardin George Hurt Thomas Mitchell Bobby McGrady James Pomroy Jimmy Utley George Watson Emily Atkinson Jane Daniel Peggy Dews. Carole Gombert Nancy Lane Lenora Matthews Betty Jane Oliver Mari Ann Rea Anne W. Thomas Shirley Wimp Beverley Borum Lyndall Dews Esther Huff Barbara Lutz Julie Moncure Kitty Nelson Rebecca Palmore Jackie Perkinson Martha Stovall Betty Wright Fraher Mary Gibbs Zimmalew Cooper Sandy Cosby Sandy Gombert Sally Gregory Anne Jones Phyllis Kellar Martha McGraw Virginia Palmore Laura Rogers Evelyn Smith Sue Upson Hardy Williams Merla Gockley Mrs, F. H. Jordon Nancy Lane Billy Longmire Anne Jones Bobby Irby Skippy Smith Julie Moncure Virginia Lee Epes Corky Kitchen Mary Katherine Parr Austin Harrelson PRESIDENT Bobby Irby VICE-PRESIDENT Jane Daniel SECRETARY Virginia Epes PRESIDENT TREASURER Bobby Irby Peggy Dews SECRETARY S.C, A, REPRESENTATIVE Bobby Irby Julie Moncure Julia Naugle Jane Daniel Virginia Epes TREASURER SPONSOR Austin Harrelson Mrs. Reid Peggy Dews Julia Naugle SPONSOR Mrs, Reid Mrs, F. H, Jordon Ss oa o = ae oe SS LIBRARY CLUB Présideiit... «ses + cease iach eee Ooally Gresory Elsie Goade Vice=Presidentiti.sie ws «ccs ces cee psa Gwain Hammock peCretarys 2 see weaeie eee ce eied «+ LLC eEL Des Jane Blanks TPE@ASUPEr - ees stereos ee ae ssieis Mary Coleman Billy Coburn i S.C. A. Representative...........Kitty Nelson Douglas Boynton l Fiistorian , se b sles ets ein pre een tCOr GCRLIUEE Gee Gee Epes Pes Ne Peggy Dews President Emily Atkinson Vice-President Mary Gibbs Secretary Joyce Reams Treasurer Laura Rogers S.C. A, Representative Shirley Wimp Reporter Lynn Dews Emily Atkinson Shirley Wimp Joyce Reams Laura Rogers Peggy Dews Jane Crouch Sandy Cosby Margaret Cooper Betty McGrady Leona Matthews Janice Buchanan Mildred Nunley Jackie Perkinson Julia Naugle Ann Gracey Mary A. Jones Gwain Hammock Gwendolyn White Elsie Goade Jean Dalton Shirley Cameron Marjorie Pomeroy Jane Throckmorton MONOGRAM CLUB CHEERLEADER President). vs «css sce 4s cls ent eu beT ODES Julie Moncure Vice-President. ....2.:.0c0ess ese nue Upson Louise Lewis DECLELALY. cals e's tie sivas gaan yon miele all Carolyn Crouch TYCHSUPED ina i's «6 enc case pases wa eV OVCOELCaNIS Virginia Epes S.C. A. Representative........... Mary Gibbs Skippy Smith NE CHAPTER President sooty ces one te vie ase va ee DOMASLIIS Vice-President... ...:.see+esaee JOG Longmire Secretary ..-.cceccecceccesees o Vanes Bradford Wreasurerecss: cuecrot sess ee SOU Drugoes BHONSOL i dees th cai + cess cee Wise eae WORKING IN THE SHOP Wesly Palmore Wiley Coleman Bobby Robertson Willie Boisseau Billy Thompkins James Loftis Gene Hood Walter Kreider PEP CLUS Emily Atkinson Carolyn Crouch Jane Daniel Alice Epes Betty Wright Fraher Mary Ann Gracey Sally Gregory Betty Jo Hudgins Anne Jones Mary Archer Jones Nancy Lane Geraldine Lucy Mary K, Martin PresiGentaaeiictles eicleteisiteiiccteOuUllecrVLOnCULe VICCaPresidenteeividedicdeiestseie vale iias pes DECHCLALY se aislelsieisisisieiic enteric CVC hl ye bOnuna TGeCASULEKs elelsitncieielelsicisieie ele leteieteie icy: GubDS o.C. A. Representative......... Phyllis Kellar Jackie Perkinson Kitty Nelson Mary K, Parr Joyce Reams Laura Rogers Skippy Smith Ann Thomas Sue Upson Gwendolyn White Hardy Williams Shirley Wimp Virginia Palmore Sue Upson Cheerleader Phyllis Kellar Cheerleader Mary K. Parr Cheerleader Beverly Smith Leona Kane Ruth Hawkins Anne Clay Ellen Byrd Love ; Peggy Sutphin Joy Wainwright Rebecca Patterson i Mari Anne Rea ' Juanita Roberts t Julia Lotts Julia Naugle Susan Blondell Laura Roberts Beverly Borum Virginia Epes Hardy Williams CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADER Cheer, cheer for old B.H.S. We've got the spirit, we've got the zest. Come on team and fight, fight, fight; And we'll win this game for Blackstone tonight. Oh, we never stagger, we never fall Rah! Rah! for our team, we're best of all, Ever raise the battle cry And onward then to victory. Smiling through onion tears Our cheering seven yelling They call this pep, but it sure in the concession stand! to high heaven! looks like laziness to me! SAFETY PATROL SCHOOL BUS ae STOP-sTATT 8 ™ JACK HARDY Patrol Captain The Safety Patrol is sponsored by the S.C. A. It is in its first year of work, The purpose of the group is to promote the safety of the stu- dents. The Patrol has made a fine beginning. RAM’S GRIDIRON SQUAD COACH GILL CO-CAPTAINS CLARK AND BENNETT BH Sriererete AN deievetchetes AMElI aw 6s sree cules 0 By BIN Aira Udele eaters KEnDridSer, «vacate af 6 BSH eS etete cere O Seslererers AT POMAtTLOXetewerertenetererele 28 Ban eS user OF. eae eke VA ClOL 1a Me sic ate oreterate eters 26 Belissnacecte LO uelsts prels SOUutheb OStONaempemberererete 13 Bal sows tere VAS Pasar Randolph-Henrya.s sc... 7 leWish S3 Goa Ge LA Meverslercte HMarimavall etree cteerereicrene 724i ES BEL er eter ers LOerete sr etete Maw rencevillesenie ccc: 13 Balivio.ies sles AS siemieatete CTEW Cr. «ales so eiea cates 12 Se clo pareetereare Ogata teint ET DOLL a aiste cre cis tere = oierer 12 | a : ) nm uo ee s aeaeeeainainaentiammeeemenmenmmtemenimemeeenattenmntn Te eo irfax Hall FANNED FOOD Ai ov GROCERY CO.,; WEST, BRISTOL, KITCHEN CLIBORNE H,. IRBY MUSTIAN ELMORE B. IRBY HARRELSON LONGMIRE Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, Blackstone, 37 30 47 50 61 43 48 ol 44 37 41 32 27 41 67 63 64 54 AMG] Ts ices cueuitcne facnee EIMDOMMA. sites sieeie ala sir ernoe Farmville. ca; eens seiner seo Kenbridge..s.«ssse0eess ee LO Parmvilevrcccseseactara ae Lawrenceville ssi. sisi ence EMpOvitey sivas acess celine s Burkevillesin scree scree ks MICTONIR, vies erie ait tcia eaneu Randolph-Henry.....ee.. 42 CPOWGrng ccs pacers ore citee Way SUP ek AAAS AA AR Pre were OM VICTORIRM ss sified sca tec es eco Randolph-Henry,...seces Sa Weenbridges a itse ss cs selene | Dawrencevillen sc sniecnitsmtoe BUrkevill@ vine sic ah cae eu VOW Gi sle sce nleatics siaiteeren COACH - BOB GILL Co=Captains oe. esse cle ein euiatisiieit avd Bennet Donald Clark Managers. .scccesseets eer canst a Cernaiiy, Harold Davis Billy Hardaway Joe Longmire Billy Elmore Bobby Irby Billy Coburn Henry Irby Corky Kitchin Austin Harrelson PARR’S BASKETBALL GIRLS COACH - A, J.. PARR Season s Record Blackstonessciiesenao Co-Captains eeoeerereereerereeee eee Julie Moncure Laura Rogers MBUECCE Dae sits occ oes scsis sss Aeraldine Licy Sally Gregory Ameliasscpessccveteev saree Blackstone, HE PIDOVIA saa vs sie dues Eee ee Joyce Reams Blackstone. 35 Parmivalle, sow sis. sin's es vie een OO Sue Upson Blackstone. 43 Kenbridge, ..ccssesebscee ao Charlotte Draper Blackstone, 23 Farmville, oo oc dccensncns ch Phyllis Kellar Blackstone, 18 Lawrenceville. ......-eé. 19 Zimmalew Cooper Blackstone, 30 EXMpoOria. seococecnnsecvee ao Gee Gee Epes Blackstone, 33 Burkeville.....csesrcees 14 Emily Atkinson Blackstone. 25 WiICTOFIA SS 5 a's és cia vis om ele eee : Blackstone. 27 Randolpo-Uenry.s «ws sisteeeaad Betty Jo Hudgins Blackstone. 35 CYOWEGse 5 on 0sne sue 0e cane ee Louise Lewis Blackstone, . 24 Victoria... cccvccncusecs a Mary Gibbs Blackstone, 35 Randolp. = se aces coey aaee Mary Katherine Parr Blackstone, 31 Kenbridge...issecarewen Se Betty Fraher Blackstone, 36 Lawrenceville. ..ssecsses al Alice Epes Blackstone, 21 Burkeville. ...eeseceeeee 29 Jane Daniel Blackstone, 30 Crewe. cnvcccececccasese LO BIG RED IN ACTION Se Now, The Game Cane tine That Bad | ad A Few Of The Basketball Girls Take Time Out To Give Us A Big Smile David Lays One This ls¥the Way 1 Spectators See ] € Wiliieene good?” Botts Gets Ready For A Foul Shot Homecoming Queen Joyce Reams And Senior Princesses Winning “Gypsy Float poe | Sponsored By Juniors “Devil And Angel’ Floa Sponsored By Senior é¢y S USS Ram” Float Home room POnsored By Juniors Princesses Ihe Importance SENIOR PLAY Being Earnest My poor brother Earnest! I'm not really bad, Cecily! I love taking dictation! Prism, where is that baby? Are you jack or Earnest? TALENT SHOW Joshua and Jethro The Gospel Seven Across The River 4 . And Into The Trees Lucy’s Legs Again SUMMER Lonely For Poodley Has It WhichtOnetHne A Man Under Control The Toni? Face And Body Moncure Thrills Us Why People Go To The Country In Summer a. ai alten t Cheese Cake He’s Afte-. Me! Puppy Love Anda TheyaCall Them Girls? nae More D PARTIES What Hath God Wrought? The Big Cannon And ThesLiattlesshel 1 The ART of French Kissing The Night Was Made For Love Three Chapters. A Lecture On Economics By A. B. Harrelson | Fun In Bed In BUS STUDENTS FOR A DAY Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning Time Out For A Weed In The Smoking Room Piles of Homework! Out To Phys. rd, ) And Start Groaning! Spencer’s Mi. : The After School Hangout Taking The Shortcut (?) Home . él em Snack at Slaw's Well, Who Wouldn't pass Out After Such A Day? i Afterwards a WE INVITE YOU ALL FOR CLEAN FUN AND HEALTH IN A FINE ATMOSPHERE BOWL YOUR CHOICE OF PINS LUCKY STRIKE BOWLADROME NINE AILEYS OPEN 1 P.M.. CLOSED 12 P.M. 117-121 EAST BROAD STREET BLACKSTONE MAIN: STREET J.W. NASH MOTOR COMPANY | INSURANCE AGENCY 112 N.: MAIN STREET J..W.. NASH EDWIN B.. NASH FIRE, LIFE AND AUTOMOBILE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS STANDARD INSURANCE ‘S IT'QMOUR BUSINESS TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS’+ TELEPHONE 49-NIGHT 79 546 PHONE 151 VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE BLACKSTONE NEHI QUALITY FERTILIZERS) BOTTLING COMPANY SERVED YOU ROYAL CROWN AND NEHI BIL SACC IK GS © 1.0 NE GUANO COMPANY, INC. SINCE YOU CANNOT REMEMBER WHEN BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Cole’s Stokes-Williams HUME OF FINE CLOTHES’ ’ HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 44 YOUR TEENAGE SHOP BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Blackstone Eagle Stores Co., lnc. FARM EQUIPMENT CASE IMPLEMENTS SALES AND SERVICE ON ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA EQUIPPED FOR SERVICE IN TRE FIELD BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Hub Department Store OUTFITTERS FOR MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN OUR PRICES MUST ALWAYS BE THE LOWEST IN TOWN PHONE 124-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Epes supply Co. C.F. E£EPES, OWNER BROAD STREET PHONE 22 RECAPPING- VULCANI ZING HOME APPLIANCES-TIRES-TUBES KEROSENE -ACCESSORIES-FUEL OIL BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Maxey E. Stone Jeweler WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY 50 PATTERNS STERLING SILVER NOTTAWA THEATER BUILDING BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA B.E. Draper Son FUNERAL HOME PHONE 61 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Virginia Steam LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING REFRIGERATED FUR STORAGE RUG CLEANING PHONE 163 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA E.C. Moncure MONCURE INSURANCE AGENCY 210° MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Dillard Crawley HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Slaw’s O.G. WOOTEN, JR.. OWNER BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Hammock Rand Motor Company Spencer Drug Company AUTHORIZED DEALERS THE REXALL DRUG STORE DODGE PLYMOUTH PHONE 48 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Sheffield Breedlove Furniture Co. Coal Wood Co. BUY YOUR COAL NOW J.R. BREEDLOVE, PROP. BLACKSTONE'S NEW FURNITURE STORE PHONE DAY 441 PHONE NIGHT 228-W 250 ACADEMY STREET BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Church Street Grocery Sanitary Beauty Shop STAPLE GROCERIES PHONE 355 COMPLETE AMOCO LUBRICATION MILDRED B. CHRISTIAN, OWNER PHONE 803 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS J.S. ROBERTSON- PRESIDENT J.P. IRBY JR. -VICE PRESIDENT R.A. HARDY-CASHIER BLACKSTONE Martin's Jewelry Store GIFTS THAT LAST ! PHONE 211-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA DIRECTORS T.C. BRADSHAW J. SEGAR GRAVATT T.C. HAMLETT J.P. IRBY JR. R. ARCHER HARDY J.S. ROBERTSON E. BLAND JONES A, L. WILLIAMS T. PRYOR JONES J.B. MORGAN W. LYNWOOD JONES 1908 1952 $220,000.00 MEMBER F.D.1.C.. VIRGINIA Blackstone Fuet Supply Co., Inc. WHOLESALE RETAIL COAL-FUEL OIL-HAY GRAIN-FEED-SEED DAIRY FEED POULTRY FEED SAND GRAVEL PHONE 43 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA The Transport Corporation SHIPPED BY TRUCK ! WILFRED G, EPES, JR. PRESIDENT BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Farmers Hardware Supply COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL PLUMBING SUPPLIES STORE PHONE 343-SHOP PHONE 475 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA The Grove MEALS SANDWICHES 3 MILES WEST OF BLACKSTONE ON ROUTE 460 W.S. Peebles COMPANY PEEBLES QUALITY ! THE PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT STORE BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Johnson's Sanitary Market Petia sae tee Or, PHONES 101 102 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Nottawa Theater BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Blackstone C.J. Sharner Produce Co. POULTRY-EGGS-WAYNE FEEDS-SEEDS FRESH MEATS GROCERIES 111 WEST BROAD STREET PHONE 297 PHONE 199 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Central Cleaning | Wallace Chevrolet Pressing Shop Se Coe J.W. MARSHALL, PROP, PHONE 92-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Ebesmeasntenate: NAR ISU Amoco Winn Brothers Service Station FURNITURE COMPANY SOUTHSIDE VA'S LARGEST GAS-OIL-TIRES MOST COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE 102 WEST BROAD STREET PHONE 252 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA 200 NORTH MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE Seay Bagley COMPANY BLACKSTONE'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE ! Lucy Jones TELEVISION SERVICE RADIO SERVICING PHONE 428-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA PHONE 3 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Citizens Bank Trust Company | Palace Restaurant MOUR MEALS ARE ALWAYS BEST ! SERVICE WITH SAFETY'!! SINCE 1873 203 SOUTH MAIN STREET THE BANK YOUR GRANDPARENTS USED TO BANK WITH, BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA WHY NOT YOU ? BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Melt’s Bakery | |mperial Barber Shop B.I. PINCHBECK, OWNER TRY MELT'S BAKERY PRODUCTS THEY MELT IN YOUR MOUTH ! WE SPECIALIZE IN CAKES PASTRIES PHONE 198 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Clay’s Hatchery LH. Irby U.S. APPROVED INSURANCE AGENCY PULLORUM CLEAN PHONE 498 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA FAIRFAX HALL TOP QUALITY CANNED GOODS DISTRIBUTED IN THIS SECTION BY BARROW GROCERY CO., INC. BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Blackstone Motor Co.| Hartsell Jewelers GP JEWELRY SILVER : YSTAL CHINA SALES-SERVICE ete PHONE 53 : 110 NORTH MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA COMPLIM:NTS Canteen No. 1 Ws MILITARY SUPPLIES r la C kst one Restaurant BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA WATCHES GIFTS rr Vaugan Sons ©) PONTIAC A floe car made Finer Hamner-Hardin FUNERAL HOME INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS JOHN DEER FARM MACHINERY SUCCESSOR TO HAMNER-BELVILLE AMBULANCE SERVICE SALES SERVICE WEST BROAD STREET 121 BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA DAY-159 PHONES NIGHT 117-W BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Nottoway Drug COMPANY Williams Department Store THE COMMUNITY DRUG STORE PHONE 175 122 SOUTH MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIL. Blackstone SERVICE CENTER ne Little Taveran Restaurant 217 SOUTH MAIN STREET E.M. NUNNELLY C.B. NUNNELLY 300 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 819-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA WASHING-GREASING- OIL CHANGING The Veteran’s Grill BLACKSTONE'S FINEST RESTAURANT Ralco Stores Inc. GROCERIES-MEATS- PRODUCE WORK CLOTHES-HARDWARE MILL SUPPLIES teen HAY-FEED-GRAIN CHOPS PHONE 25y BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Blackstone LIVESTOCK YARDS IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU ! AUCTION SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY PHONE 385-J BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA Green Frog Cafe EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT AMOCO GAS OIL RUTH BOB YANGHER, PROP. BLACKSTONE VIRGINIA PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY HELP MAKE OUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE aie ay MAIN STREET BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA . ss — = apse cee a nm hy poe oon { i wai teh OM uk A Bicctie en S wea y at Gia i 9 eg iM ‘ una Ale ica A ave f
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