Blair High School - Beehive Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1959 volume:

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L f , J ?'H9'?fii QQ fy 5 A f- in fa- if .-1-. .siw fligff. ,kuy :, Q,5 7 Jgfxfwmh x f - N Q Q .sw HIVE JA MES' BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL James City County - Williamsburg, Virginia Volume IV, 1959 Q1 . .7 QM A'J'Q A 3 fs 6 'Sv uf I f ,S Blair ' l mam I 2 , J K.. si 'Q if Q-15' F 'W f f if ai xxx Q gs auf' Foreword -f' As the school year of 1958-59 draws to a close, we, the yearbook staff, bring back in the Bee Hive those experiences that have made this year a profitable and memorable one. This year for the first time, the Bee Hive staff is composed of underclassmen as well as seniors, The purpose of this new arrange- ment is to create the feeling that this year- book belongs to the entire student body, rather than to the senior class alone. As the constitution of the United States begins with We the people, let our Bee Hive begin with We the students - Each of us one small part of the whole, all con- tributing to making our days at James Blair ones that we will want to remember, XX 'S I I Table of Contents Foreword Classes Dedication Activities Faculty Sports Seniors Advertisements -S X V V 1 Dedication We, the class ur yearbook to Mr Sameul Patton. As our coa h h ' of '59, dedicate this o , c e instilled in us a fin spirit a d er school n encouraged us to support our athletic team, He was always interested in the student body and ready to help us in any of our various act' ' ' ivities. In addition to his work as coach he spear-headed the drive to obtain lights for our ath- letic field, He also was a director of the Youth Center, Although Coach Patton ' is no longer at James Blair we still feel his influence and this dedicat' ' ion is an expression of our appreciation to him. RAWLS BYRD Superintendent W aww I H6035 h E NN f J Nw' RAYMOND FREED A. B.g Boys' Advisorg History, Algebra. MISS MILDRED B. MATIER B.A., M.A.g Girls' Advisory Language Arts. 6 GEORGE C. PITTS, IR, B.S. , M. Ed,g Principal, MISS EUNICE L. HALL A.B., M.A.g Seventh Grade Counselor, Language Arts, Social Studies, JOHN LUNGER B.S ,g Mathematics. MRS. IUDITH B. CARTER A. B.g Librarian, as MRS. GLADYS M. JUMP School Secretary, MRS. GEORGE HICKAM R.N.g School Nurse. JAMES SHANK ANGLE B.A,, Seventh Grade, MRS. ESTHER M. BATCHELDER B.S.g Home Economics, MRS. LILLIAN BAZZLE B.S., M,S,, Physical Education. MISS KAY BOATRIGHT B.S.g Distributive Education. MISS MARIORIE L. BROWN B,A,, Language Arts, Latin. MISS MARIORIE I. BROWNING B.S., M.A,g Chemistry, Biology. Miss GENHLLLE CALDWELL B,A,, M,A., Certificates Etude, French, MRS. MARY W. COWLES B.S.g Typing, Shorthand. WALTER L. COX, IR. B.S., Industrial Arts. MRS. CARRA DILLARD B.A,, M,A,g Government, Art, MISS DOROTHY DIRADOUR B,S.g Business Education. MRS. TRITTIE GEDDY B,A,g Language Arts, Journalism. THOMAS H. HAMMILTON B,S,g Physical Education, Dir Athletics. ector of JAMES M. MIXSON Seventh Grade, MRS. JUANITA PHILLIPS B.A.g Mathematics. GEORGE SPAULDING B.S.g Science, Physical Education. MARION F. VAUGHAN B.S,g Mathematics. MRS. HELEN B. HARBOUR B,S,g Seventh Grade, WALLACE L. HARRISON B,A,, M,A.g History, Language Arts MRS. EDNA HOCKADAY B,A,, M,Ed,g Seventh Grade, MISS SPOTSWOOD HUNNICUTT B.B., M.A,, Language Arts, History. CHARLES H. LAUCK B.A,, B.S,, M,Ed,g Mathematics. JOHN B. LEFFEL, IR. B.A.g Biology, General Science. MISS NANCY LENZ B,A,g Language Arts. CHARLES R. MCCANDLES B.A,, M.A.g Director of Music. MICHAEL MENDALOFF B.A.g History. Supervisor of Maintenance Mr. John Stoddard Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. L. E. Davis, Mrs. F. M. Timberlake, Mrs. I. T. Moore, Mrs. L, Matheny, Mrs. E. Honeycutt, Mrs. L. Batkins, Mrs. I, Meyers, Mrs. E. L. Davis, Mrs. McCoy. s - Maintenance Left to right: John Faulcon, Alice Johnson, William Briggs. K f Cafeteria Manager Mrs . Matheny S v 5 ww GALE FARNSWORTH ABBOTT Ga1e God has sifted three kingdoms to find the wheat for this planting. Class Vice-President 9, Vice-President Nursing Club 9, Youth Center Board 9, 10, Class Secretary 10, Civic Club President 10, 11, American Field Service Exchange Student 11, Basketball 11, Blarion 11, FTA 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Monogram Club 11, 12, President SCA 12. JOHN BAGANAKIS ..Bag.. Good things come in large packages, Sports Club 9, Student Council 9, Youth Cen- ter Board 9, Treasurer, Class 9, 10, Boys' Advisory Council 9, 10, 11, Social Dancing 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9,1O, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 12, Manager 11, Mono- gram Club JO, 11, 12, Class Play 11, Business Manager, Bee Hive 12. ZONIA LAVEITA BAKER Z.onia riches our halftime ceremonies. FHA 9, Nursing Club 9, Sports Club 9, Read jorette 12 . CHARLES EDWARD BARNES Charlie A body of iron, a heart of oak. Football 11, 12, Monogram Club 12, Her high stepping on the football field en- ing Club 10, Typing Club 11, FBLA 12, Ma- MARY LOUISE BARNETT Louise Light is her heartg gentle is her disposition. Treasurer 9, Secretary 10, Library Clubg Language Arts Club 10- Nursing Club 10g Civic Club 11g Typ- ing Club 11, President FBLA 12. PAULA JEAN BATCHELDER Batch Enough work to do and strength enough to do the work. Chorus 9g Dramatics Club 95 Vice-President, Language Arts Club 9, Civic Club 10g Hockey 10, Youth Center Board 10, 11, Blarion 11, Student Council 11g Basketball 11, 125 Mon- ogram Club 11, Treasurer 12g National Honor Society 11,12g Circulation Manager, Bee Hive 12, 13 Club. PETER JOSE BOSCH Peter Opinions can only survive if you fight for them. Civic Club 9, 104 Current Events Club 9, 10 11g Boys' Advisory Council ll, Class Play 11: Dramatics 12, French Club 12. BETTY LEE BOSWELL Betty A pleasant mixture of jollity and sincerity. Nursing Club 9g FHA 9, 10, llp Language Arts Club 10g Office Assistant 10g Library Club 115 FHA 11, Reporterg Basketball 11, 123 Monogram Club 11, 12- FBLA 12g 13 Club. D WILLIAM THOMAS BOWRY Bi11 Our life consisteth partly in folly and partly in wis- dom. Band 93 Student Council 93 Football 9, 10, 11: Boys' State 113 Monogram Club 11, 123 Treasurer, SCA 12: 13 Club. BEVERLEY JEAN BOZARTH Beverley Her wit is more than man, her innocence more than that of a child, James Blair 9g San Fernando, California 10, 113 GAA 10, 113 Drill-team 113 Lettergirls' 113 Philomatheon 113 James Blair 123 Dra- matics 12. MARY FRANCES CALDWELL Frannie Innocence is Bliss. Youth Center Board 93 Chorus 9, 102 FHA 9 Vice-President 10, President 11: Student Council 10, 113 Blarion 111 Manager, Bas- ketball 11, 123 Dramatics 12: Monogram Club 11, 123 13 Club. PATRICIA FAYE CAMPBELL Pat Make up your mind and stick to it. FHA 93 Youth Center Board 9g Civic Club 103 Read- ing Club 103 Social Dancing 10, 11: Girls' Advisory Council 113 Promotion Manager, DE 113 Reporter, DE 113 Cheerleader 12: Circulation Manager, Blarion 12: Secretary, Girls' Student Body 12: Monogram Club 12. JORDAN CARTER ..Iay.. Lawdy, so sugar sweet and champagne bubbly, Chandler Junior High, Richmond, Vir inia- Presi S - ' dent Homeroom 95 Student Council 95 Thomas Jef- ferson, Richmond, Virginiag Vice-President Home room, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, James Blair, Class Play 11, 'Girls' Advisory Council 11, Vice- President, Girls' Student Body 12, Social Dancin S 11, Blarion 11, Associate Editor 12, Student Coun- cil 12 . RANDOLPH VAUGHAN CARTER, JR, , Randy All you need in life is honesty and confi- dence, and success is sure! Band 9,10,11,12g Dance Band 9,1O,11, Football 12, Student Council 12, 13 Club. MARY LEE COOK Mary Lee A good heart is better than all the heads in the world, Northern High, Durham, North Carolina, Business Club 9, Personal Typing Club 105 Glee Club 10, 11, Student Council 11, James Blair, FBLA 12. PHILLIP SHELBY CORWIN Bing If his friendliness were measured in dollars and cents there would be no poor among us. Punahov, Hawaii, Camera Club 10, Leilehva, Hawaii, Yearbook Staff 11, James Blair 12, Dra- matics 12. RICHARD LYNN COTTING1-IAM Richard An able leader makes a good class. President, Class 12, Student Council 12, 13 Club. BERNARD THOMAS COVINGTON Bernard All smiles and curls. 13 Club. BETTY JO COWLES Betsy The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, the hand to execute. Chorus 9, Basketball 10, Vice-President, Class 10, Social Dancing 10, 11, Civic Club 11, Girls' State 11, Blarion 11, 125 Cheer- leader ll, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Presi- dent, Girls' Student Body 125 13 Club. JERRY MCKEAN DAVIS Jerry Antioch Junior High, California 9, 10, Science Club 91 James Blair ll,12g Science Club 11, Class Play ll, Lab Assistants Club 12, Bee Hive 12. ROSA LEE DEAN Rosa Lee A little quiet is sometimes a diet. Nursing Club 95 Language Arts Club 105 Typing Club 115 FBLA 12. ANN WELTON DUKE ADD Open book, open mind. FHA 95 Civic Club 105 Girls' Advisory Coun- cil 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Dra- matics 125 13 Club. PATRICIA JOAN DUFFY Honey Laughter taken as directed, cures all ills George Wythe Junior High, Hampton, Vir ginia5 Chorus 95 James Blair5 Basketball 10 Chorus 10, 11, 125 VOT Historian 12, JOHN HARTWELL EUBANK Hartwell Have Fordg Will travel. 13 Club. PETER ALLEN HAAK Arizona I don't need a gun, but I can't do without my cow- boy boots. Science Club 9, 10, 11g Technical Director, Class Play ll, Lab Assistant 12: 13 Club. REBECCA ANN DRISCOLL HADEN Becky No discouraging her good humor, no spoil ing her smile. Chorus 9, Language Arts Club 10, Typing Club 10, 11, Reading Club 11, Secretary- Treasurer DE Club 11g FBLA 12g Youth Cen- ter Board 12. BETTIE FARINHOLT HARGRAVE Betty Her subtle humor outshines her shyness. Chorus 9, Songleader, FHA 10g Basketball 10, 11, Civic Club 10, 11g Girls' State 113 Secretary, Class ll, 12, FBLA 12, 13 Club JOYCE ANN HARRISON Joyce Her peaceful manner comes from deep within. FHA 9g Nursing Club 9, Sports Club 9g Reading Club 10g Typing Club 11g FBLA 123 13 Club. THOMAS BRANTLEY HENDERSON, III Brantley The reason of the strongest is always the best, Band 9, 10, Basketball 9, Social Dancing 9, 10, Sp arts Club 9, 10: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 11, 12g Civic Club 11, Class President 11, Rifle Club 115 Blation 11, 123 Monogram Club 11, 12, Photog- rapher, Blarion 12, President Boys' Student Body 12, 13 Club. ROBERT EDWARD KANE, IR, Mischief and I are partners in crime, Henry Clay High, Ashland, Virginia, Cho- rus 9, Science Club 9g Latin Club 10, James Blair, Current Events Club 11, Blarion 12, A FBLA 12. MARGARET LEE HOLLAND Margaret The trail of learning is the path of success. Band 9g FHA 9g Science Club 9g Reading Club 10g Civic Club 10, 11, Social Dancing 115 National Honor Society 11, 12. PATRICIA ALLENE KELLY Pat Imagination is the master of art. Camp Crawford High, Saporro, Hokkido, Japan: Newspaper Reporter 9g Naramasu High, Tokyo, Ja- pang GAA 10, 110 Club 10g Warwick High, Virginia, 105 James Blairg Library Club 11, Art Editor, Bee Hive 12. --'mme' ELIZABETH BINGHAM KENT Betsy To give of yourself is to receive of others. Girls' Advisory Council 9, 10g Basketball 10g Vice- President, Class 11, Vice President, Girls' Student Body 11, Secretary-Treasurer, Youth Center Board 11g Manager of Magazine Campaign 12, 13 Club. BETTY LOU KOGER Betty Lou I 've taken my fun where I've found it. FHA 9, 10, 11, Library Club 95 Language Arts g Club 10, Civic Club 10, 11, FBLA 12. CAROLE ANN LANEHART I Carole Intelligence and thriftiness go hand in hand. Sports Club 9g Civic Club 9,10, 11g FHA 10g Class Play 11, Social Dancing 11, Copy and Rewrite Editor, Bee Hive 12. JOAN LEE Joan Wisdom comes from study and concentration. FHA 9g Science Club 95 Chorus 10, Reading Club 10, 11g Art Club 115 French Club 11, 12, Typing Club 12. NANCY ELSBETH MacDONALD .Nancy .. Her presence is always known, Blair Junior High, Norfolk, Virginia 9, School Paper 9, James Blair 10, 11, 12, Cho- rus 10, Civic Club 11, French Club 11, Blarion 11, 12, Dramatics 12. .v.1.pw- ..,, , - .g,,..., IEANE BURTCH LOOMIS Jeannie Enthusiasm rushes as from a spring. Chorus 9, Youth Center Board 9, Girls' Advisory Council 10, Typing Club 10, Civic Club 10, 11, Cheerleader 11, Class Play 11, French Club 11, Dramatics 12. GEORGE HARRISON LUNGER George His invaluable abilities make him a good leader. Alemeda High, California 9, Elmira Tree Academy, New York 9, Mixed Chorus 9, ROTC 9, Spanish Club 9, James Blair 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, Track 11, Tumbling Instructor 11, Vice-President, SCA 12. ESTHER DEAN MARSHALL Esther Heavily burdened, lightly disturbed. Chorus 9, Colonialettes 9, FHA 10, Secretary Civic Club 10, 11 Vice-President, Junior Representative Bee Hive 11, Monogram Club 11, 12, Student Coun- cil 11, 12, Editor, Bee Hive 12, 13 Club. ELIZABETH WARREN MATTHEWS Monk I laugh because I cannot cry. Science Club 9g Chorus 9, 10, 11g Colonialettes 10g Assistant Business Manager, Blarion 11g Dramatics 12. DAVID GEORGE MCBRIDE npercyn Always ready to give a helping hand. Burlington High, Vermont 93 James Blair 10, 11, 12g Football 10, llg Civic Club 11g Class Play 115 Photography Club llg Youth Center Board 11, 12g Lab Assistant 12. NATALIE EVANS McKOWN Nat An admirable person is one who is as she seems to be and takes pride in this. Chorus 93 Nursing Club 9g Civic Club 10, 11 FHA llg Youth Center Board 113 Basketball ll, 123 Monogram Club 11, 12g FBLA 12g 13 Club. ANNE PAXTON MOSS AHRE Her friendly smile is welcomed by everyone. Matthew Whaley 9g Science Club 95 Stuart Hall, Stauton, Virginia 10, 11g Basketball 10, llg Swim- ming Club 10, llg Hockey llg James Blair 125 French Club 12. LINDA MAE NEESE Linda Her silence is silver, her speech is golden. Dramatics 95 Social Dancing 105 Civic Club 10, 11 Cheerleader 11,125 French Club 125 Blarion 125 13 Club. MARY HUTTON NIGHTENGALE Hutton One could not wish for a better friend than she. ter Board 95 FHA 10, Vice-President 11, President 125 Language Arts Club 105 Civic Club 115 Class Play 115 Assistant Reporter, FBLA 125 13 Club. FOYE BETH O'NEAL Beth Taste is the feminine of genius. Band 95 Chorus 95 Colonialettes 95 Hockey 9,105 Basketball 105 Civic Club 105 Youth Center Board 105 Social Dancing 115 Cheer- leader 11,125 Monogram Club 1l,12. FRANK NEILSON OSBORNE Frank Jr. 'A man of many parts. Basketball 9,105 Football 9,105 Social Dancing 9,105 Sports Club 9,10, 115 Class Play 115 Physical Educa- tion Instructor 115 Blarion 11, 125 Sports Editor. Blarion 125 Dramatics 125 13 Club. Nurses Club 95 FHA Treasurer 95 Youth Cen- WALTER ALAN OWENS Butch The secret to his success is in his friendly nature. Projectionists Club 9, Baseball 9,10g Basketball 10, Bus Driver ll, Boys' Advisory Council 12, Student Council 12, 13 Club. ESTHER JANE PARKER Jane Art is her talent, work is her hobby. Science Club 9g Civic Club 9,105 Chorus 9, 10,114 Language Arts Club 10, Parliamen- tarian, State DE Club 119 President, DE Club 11g President, FBLA 12. GRACE ROWELL PHELPS Grace A rare combination is her great wisdom and wit. Dramatics 9, 12, Civic Club 10, Student Council 10,123 Youth Center Board 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,125 Secretary- Treasurer, Youth Center Board 12. CATHERINE LOUISE PUGH Cathy A look can say far more than words. Chorus 9, 12, Civic Club 10, 11, Vice-President, DE ll. u IAMES BLACKWELL RICHARDSON JR. Jimmy A large heart knows the power of gentleness. Current Events Club 9,10,11g Science Club 10, Typ ing Club 11, 12g 13 Club. JOHN CLARENCE RICHARDSON ..Moe.. I eat, sleep and drink baseball. cil 12g 13 Club. FREDERICK OVERTON ROBERTSON Fred 'His ability to entertain is the merriment of himself and others. Sports Club 9g Vice-President, DE Club 12. CYNTHIA ANNE ROWE Cyndy With talent she'11 go forthg with charm she'l1 please her friends. Chorus 9g Colonialettes 10g Language Arts Club 10g Selected Chorus 10: Student Council 11, Treasurer, Girls' Student Body 12. .7 Baseball 9, 10,11, 12, Sports Club 95 Mono- gram Club 11, President 12g Student Coun- JOHN MEAD SHARP C0usy 'A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. Science Club 9, Student Council 9, 10, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Civic Club 11, Class Play 11, Vice-President, Boys' Student Body 12, Photographer, Bee Hive 12. HOWARD GAYLORD Sl-IELDON. IR. ..Gay.. He excells in the field of sports. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9,10, 11, 12, Football 9,10, 11, 12, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Social Dancing 11, Blarion 11,12, Track 11, 12, Advertising Manager, Blarion 12, Co-Captain, Football 12, Vice-Presi- dent, Monogram Club 12, 13 Club. BONNIE SUE SHERMAN Bonnie Sue' The true treasures of the world are gained through wisdom. Chorus 9, Dramatics 9, Youth Center Board retary 10, French Club 12, 13 Club. CHARLES HERBERT SMITH, IR, Smitty So diligently he works to accomplish his ends. Football 9, 11, Current Events Club 9, 10, Industrial Arts Club 11, DE Club 12, 13 Club. 9, Reading Club 10, Science Club 11, Sec- CHARLES SAMUEL SMITH 'Sam' 'His athletic ability is shown in his teamwork. Football 9, Baseball 9,10, 12, Secretary, Boys' Stu- dent Body 12, 13 Club. JAMES BPAWNER SPEAKE James 'It is the first of all problems for a man to find out what kind of work he is to do. Current Events Club 9, 10, ll, Reading Club 10, Science Club 10, Typing Club ll, 12, 13 Club. MARY DOUGLA SS SPENCER ..Mary.. 'The nicest things come in small packages. Chandler Junior High, Richmond, Virginia. Choir 95 Orchestra 9, Red Cross 9g Secretary Class 9g Thomas Jefferson, Richmond, Vir- ginia. Chairman Red Cross 10, Treasurer, Homeroom 10g Choir 10, 11g Christian Youth League 10,113 Orchestra 10,115 James Blair, French Club 12. RONALD STEWART Ronnie True luck consists not in holding the best cards at the table. Current Events Club 9, Dramatics Club 95 Golf Team ll, Sports Club 95 Youth Center Board 11, 12g Student Council 12, Treasurer, Class 125 French Club 12, 13 Club. ELIZABETH CAROL SUTTON Betty Carol Humility, that sweet root from which all heavenly virtues shoot. Nursing Club 9, Chorus 9,10, 11, Civic Club 9, 10, Business Manager, Blarion 12, Girls' Advisory Coun- cil 12, 13 Club. GEORGE DAVID THOMPSON David Brains, ambition, and determination are necessary for success. Football 9, Band 9,10, 11, Baseball 9,10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' Advisory Council 11, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Vice- President, Class 12, 13 Club. WILLIAM ALBERT THOMPSON, IR. Bi11y His wit is the entertainment of others. Reading Club 9, Safety Patrol 9, Band 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9,10,l1,12, Football 9, 10, 11, All-State Workshop Band 10, Dance Band 10, Baseball 10, 12, Manager 11, Civic Club 11, Monogram Club 11,12, Boys' Ad- visory Council 12, Dramatics 12, Track 12, 13 Club. NANCY LEE WALTRIP auNancyrv Where there is laughter one finds a merry heart. Nursing Club 9, Reading Club 10, Social Dancing 10, 11, Basketball 11, Civic Club 11, Reporter, FHA 12, Secretary, FBLA 12. ANN COURTNEY WARD Ancy 'Study is the best policy. Dramatics 9g General Chorus 10, Reading Club 10, Selected Chorus 105 Art Club 11, Photography Club ll, National Honor Society 11,125 Art Editor, Bee Hive 12g Student Council 12, 13 Club. JUNE MOORE WHITACRE nhme.. Reason and judgment are the qualities of a good leader. Class President 9,10g Student Council 9, 10, 11,125 Recorder, Code of Ethics Council 11g Vice-President, SCA 11g Basketball 11, 12g Monogram Club 11, 12. ROBERT FENTON WELLMAN, IR. E1moe To err is human, to forgive is necessary. Mooresville, North Carolina 9,10g Band 9, Color Guard Sergeant, Drum Leader 10, Football 9, 10,115 Track 9, 10,l1g Wrestling 9, 10g James Blair 11,129 Class Play 11, Treasurer, Class 11, Bus Driver 12. ALICE VALENTINE WHITE Vicki Striking from the calendar unborn tomorrow and dead yesterday. Chorus 9g Sports Club 9g Civic Club 10, 11, Social Dancing 11g Majorette 11, Drum Majorette 12, Blarion 12. ROBERT HARRY WILLIAMS Bob Take the brush, O Master, and paint your pictures. Carlisle, Pennsylvania 9g Salzeburg, Austria 103 Dra- matics 10, Legham, Italy 115 Art Club 11g Art Editor Yearbook 115 Basketball Manager 113 Chess Club 11g Reporter 11g James Blair 12g Dramatics 12. JOAN ANNA ELIZABETH WIMMER Joni Her abilities are abundant, her achieve- ments many! FHA 9, 105 Civic Club Treasurer 10, 11, Class 'R Play 115 President, FTA 11g Basketball Man- ager 11, 12g Blarion 11, Editor Blarion 12, National Honor Society 11, 12g Girls' Ad- visory Council 12g Student Council 12. ROY DAVID YOUNG ..Roy.. The virtue lies in the struggle, not the prize. Football 9g Sports Club 9g Current Events Club 11 Track 11, 13 Club. f ffvvrs RONNIE STEWART - - - BETTY HARGRAVE - - - RICHARD COTTINGHAM DAVID THOMPSON - - - Treasurer Secretary President President UU 5 . W1 Au HSN- You what? Best Looking GALE ABBOTT, GAYLORD SHELDON Senior Most Scholarly GRACE PHELPS, RONNIE STEWART Best Dressed BETTIE HARGRAVE, CLARENCE RICHARDSON Most Likely to Succeed JUNE WHITACRE, BILL BOWRY S' - Superlatives I I Jr ,av ' n ld gs' A 'Wei Most Talented CYNTHIA ROWE, RANDY CARTER 1. F gf A ll A fl , ' 1' ,-.!jf Most Athletic PAULA BATCIIELIJER, GAYLORD SIIELIXJN 3 I ,pl . ff , f Wirtiest ELILABETII MATTHEWS, BOB WELLMAN Best All Around BETTY IO COWLES, BILL THOMPSON Most COIlIl'lbllI1OIlS to Class JUNE WIIITACRE, BILL BOWRY ,,..-J Senior Snaps 1 if V:- 4,91 Y' gig, iw .,,f- 'f, ,I Q1 I -,Q 1 A-1 5, 'v Q, 1 ,Xt- f ,,s L 0 HELEN AMOROSO, RAY ANDREWS, Pl'CSidCm. PEGGY ANDERSON, IANICE BARRETT, CATHY RIDENOUR Vice President, TOM MY MARVIN TOMMY BATCHELDER, PAT BOURAS, MARY JANE BERRY, WAYNE BRETT, JEAN CAMPBELL, KENNY BAUB, ELEN DICKENS. ALBERT DOUGLAS SANDRA CLEMENTS, CHARLES DAVIS. RUTH DINWIDDIE. ROBERT FINES, SUSAN FORD, PHILLIP GREEN, DUANE HALL BARRY FOERSTER, MILDRED GARRETT, NEAL GRIFFIN, CAROLYN HARRIS, RALPH HAZELWOOD, CARROLL HAZELWOOD, ROBERT HENGST, HAZEL HEWLETT, BETTY HOFMEYER, JIMMY HITCHENS, LEON HUGHES, Secretary, CAROLYN HYLEMAN, DAVID KORPI, SANDY SMITH ' ,Q DDZKZDL ,X JERRY JUMP, BILL LANDON, I- r 14 L. E' Treasurer JANNY STOUT KATHERINE LEONTUK, PAUL LOW, PATSY LEONTUK, SARAH MAPP HENRY MARSDEN, MARJORIE MARTIN, CAROLYN MATHENY, ANN MILLER ' BOB MARTIN, VIRGINIA MARTIN, JOAN MEADOWS, E , A i BETTY JANE MILLIRONS, MIKE MITCHELL, JEFFREY NIVER, MAY NOTTINGHAM MARY ALICE MINOR, SUE NEWMAN, HAZEL NIXON, 11 DAVID NUNN, JUANITA PHILLIPS, SANDRA RICHARDSON, JEAN ROBERTSON GENE PAULETT. PHILLIS RATHBUN, JACKIE ROBERTS, I mfg, , Q n KENNY RODGERS, BILL SCHRUBER, BARBARA SMITH, ANN SNYDER SUE ROGERS, GROVER SHELDON, BARBARA SPANGLER, BILLY STEELE, NORMAN SULSER PHOEBE SULLENBERBER, Sponsors: Mrs. Trittie Geddy, Miss Marjorie Brown, ELLA MAE THOMPSON, WENDY THOMPSON Miss Spotswood Hunnicutt. JUDY THOMPSON, LOUISE TIMBERLAKE, CAROLYN WALTON BARBARA VAUGHAN, CAROLYN WALTRIP, WILLIAM WALTRIP LARRY WALTRIP, CAROL WILLIAMS, RAYMOND WRIGHT PHILIP WOMIC K, LINDA YA TES The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance follows the Sadie Hawkins Day race in which the James Blair bachelors are caught by the lovely James Blair girls. At the dance some of the Dogpatch characters were portrayed by juniors. One of these was Martin' Sam who married all those hicky boys caught during the Sadie Hawkins Season. A . President: Wade Cheatham Vice President: John Ruffin Ariel Adams Rose Adams Ray Adams Talmadge Alphin Secretary: Joe Arline Phillip Ash Lacy Banks Suetta Sulser Joy Arrington Lacy Banks Sandra Bond Earl Briley Houston Caldwell Peggy Coddinton John Cook Jerry Branscombe Layton Brenegan Katherine Claiton Den Coleman 1. P. Cottingham Martha Jo Davis June Deffenbalrgh Joan Ehart Cathy Fanerback Kristen Crocker Beverly Dearing Catherine DeVault Lani-3 Lee Fannin Carol Fleshman Peggy GHHBIIC Jimmy Gilbert Cheryl Gonzales Louisa Green Becky Fudge Roberta Garrette Joyce Goad Philip Green Tommy Green Joe Gulasky Evans Harbour 011i Havola Phillip Helslander Jimmy Greene Karen Halligan Herbert Harrison Pauline Hedrick Arthur Henretta Willy Mae Hicks John Hoar Randy Jackson Gloria Koger Robert Hewlett Bucky Hitchens Pinder Hudson Sammy Kiaser S112 LHHC6 Loretta Lanehart Charlotte Lee John Lewis Allen Lindsey BCIIY Anne Landon Ann Lanier Terry Lee Tommy LeWiS Freddie Maloney Bemy Maxie La Veme Millirons Irene Moore Roger Moore Glenda MHSOH Richard Meadows Russ Miller Leslie Moore ...gg -s. sf. A ,, . Harry Moss George New John Newman John O'Neil Barbara Payne Virginia MOYCI Shirley New Linda Nuttall Carl Parker Link Peters Eva Pearl Pitts Shirley Phillips Janet Purcell if 5 Brenda Ratcliffe Patsy Riley Shanda Roles Bill Reese Robert Ripley Mary Jane Romer Micheal Runyans Virginia Saunders Jackie Seay Betty Lee Rowe Ann Russel Becky Scott Kay Shelton Mickey Shelton Jesse Slauson Hamlet Smith Peggy Smith Susie Silverthorne John Smart Marilyn Smith Tommy Spivey Robert Stafford Carolyn Talley Charles Thompson Richard Thompson Margaret Sutton Catherine Thompson Hugh Thompson Roy Tobbler Margaret Vaughan Elna Waltrip Berkeley Watkins April Watson Shirley Vance Robert Vermillion Bobby Waltrip John Watkins Judy Weeks Sandra West Sandra Welch Anne Whitacre Calton White Edwina Williams SPONSORS: Miss Marjorie Brown, Mr. Ann Wilkerson Emily Wi11iamS Charles Lauck, Mr. Micheal Mendaloff Miss Nancy Lenz. X Brenda Angel Robin Bently Douglas Bowman Jerry Otey LawrerlCe B2i1Y Jimmy Bowen Marian Bozarth President 9, N 4. J Q if Diane Branscombe Betty Bright Wayne Callis Bessie Mann Bobby Brenegan Rebecca Buchanan Armond Campbell Vice President Kay Campbell Robert Clayton Nancy Covington Bill Davis sandra Dugan Bernet Cappan Butch Cowles Wanda Dail Carole Davis Don Edkins Diane Fowler Volney Garrett Susan Gilbert Dan Gurly Barbara Fownin Micheal Garrett Bertram Geddy Douglas Green Q' 4 -I , , K Q: f- 4 Carlton Hardy Charles Harris il l l K fa ' .f rw' . ya ' Mary Hynes Carolyn Hockad ay Frank Hayward Ned Hedrick . -xv 2, . ,gf YA. I K ' K Latham Jones Marianna Keene Brenda Henderson Ferdinand Heuval Robin Kent Joe Kirby X is Vg rf' 1 David Henderson Charles Lamb Dickie Lawson Frankie Lindsay Treasurer Cheryl Lammers Howard Lewis Patty Logan ' 4. x I K Linda Wgodfuff Nancy Lunger Patsy Marsden Sandra Martin Secretary John Macheck Lois Martin Diane Mason Wilford Matheny Wayne Millerons Eugene Moore Lynn Morgan Nomlan Nixson Roy Midciff Elton Moore Lucy Moore Judy Nightengale Joan Nottingham Frances Pamell Lucy Person Jonny Powel Joy Rabum Ethel Otey Dick Pence Laura Pitts Gladys Quillian Alice Sue Reitz Camy Rnoy Randy- Rogers Bobby Richardsen Chris Rogers Brenda Rumfelt Mr. Lunger, Mrs. Cowles, Jackie Scruggs Billy Slaugon Jimmy Smith Mr. Vaughan. Mrs. Harrison Linda Shelton Margaret Smart Joyce Smith fs mt X is SLS i ... f. M' we ,Q t 'wa H' 1- an X '55--' -Q Xt T ' ,km-f'wg'E 1 X Paul Smith Norma Snow Betty Jo Stewart David Stewart Peggy Sutphin Pauline Smith Doris Steele Buddy Stenson Errol Stout bw h-as '!-, -1 Q f. .Rss Y ' fs was ' Q. L' Q.. -1-v 5 'gflf' . 4 . ffm Gladys Talley Caro1yn'Taylor Pat Thompson David Tobler Russel Vaughan Billy THYIOI' Ray Taylor Jimmy Teal Richard Van Ausdale Dusty de Vignier Mary Lou Waltrip Russel Warburton Emie West Doris Walls Sharon Waltrip Sarah Watkins ali Stephen White Roger Willitts Paul Wiffin Regecca Zuzma -lsfffbf x f-E k eq .'gg,gf.'-f,-511: - -f- Xs N HQ Q 1 J ishiiir- Baific XSN x. X -flx5 'i'?X'X.l7X Q E-Sf. - .. 3353 'L 1. EX WSXQE - Q l. 29 Z. X-'N' Q 'f.'gRffif1Qgi s sr, Q5 L 4 -N-xxyx-'wi Q-X x ,gwfgqx K XX. K xx N S. -4-x -'J-rv -XS A kgf' :L 69-:X R . I 4 -xl Y wf K. ' K 1. .i.g X iw, k WK- Q 'K Xwxw G: X 2 Q N gig SQ X :X K E X X g.,,Qi., 1 f I :Sk J J f N, . 'Y-N K A. L J Emmy Alexander Patsy Amos Marie Anderson Billy Apperson A as A ff: A , xf r E A Charles Ash Bob Bares Sherry Bentley Carole Atkinson Jane Barr T1 ' an - lf lsoll 55 ' A .Nm I M as is: i- i ' f -V- John Bowden Patsy Bowden Clyde Boyer Robert Bozarth Bob Bradenham Ronald Briley hx .. ,, D 3' ' L YA J, 1 -3. gi- V , X Nancy Brown Diane Buckner Georgia Clarke X is , NQAX 3 'G 1 i ,X .X Wayne Brown David Campbell Jeff Cloyd str ' .s ,J A .V -1 Q Lv hu! Q M' uv '17 . ' . ll, .ft . h J' 'Q' is LQ., ,ff J. '- 44' ,1 Ri A fi lk W M James Cox Donald Croswell Charles Dinwiddie MOUY COX Jean Davis Bob Drewrry A -. 3 gg .4 ,E fr' iq ul -C1 V .Q -- as A -if A g a f .Q Buddy Farmer Tony Ford Bob Gardner Elizabeth F0l'd Tony Foster James Gergely 'Y FN Phillip Hammond Joyce Hartman Ray Haring Atta Havola Jerry Hazelwood Ray Heath Billy Ridenour President I 5' 5 '31 E 1 .fret-,J Sue Roberts Vice President S W Howard Brindle Ted Brindle ssas J J :lf t -A - 3 Susan Cooke Bobby Cowles Pete Cowan NY A y , , Barbara Dunston Becky Leslie Edkins Eheart 5 Igw 2 mi Judy Graham Kim Haak Carole Gurasky Marjorie Hellie Mamig Linda Henderson Hitchens Eighth Grade N .iw X ' Ralph Hoar Woody Hogg X 1 XJ Carol Hofmeyer Brooks Hylemon Gorden Lee A J Treasurer ,RAY , Q, ' G iw ' by 4, .at ' 'IAA J, V k' W bb 32:3 e Terry Jackson John Jenkins Robert Jones ry Pat Jacobs Dennis Johnson . . - v . ' T' . ' L T , U 4, - W . A 7 ft r. 'Cf 4 I as X ' k J J X' x -' L FST, ' 4 R a Sherri Kirvinskee Bob Langer Janet Lowe John Marion Levora Lammers Betty Jane Latham Paul Mann Gerald Marguadt Barbara Menzel Frank Miles Becky Minor John Minor Eugene Moore Gene Michelli Gary Miller Betty Minor Carol Sue Moore Roddy Morecock Richard McC1uney Diane Nea Connie Niver Jerry Nixon W. D. MacA1lister Tommy McCreary Brick Newcombe Axel Nixon 1 5 J is Juanita Nixon Betty Lou Otey Janice Peterson Karen 0Ph6il'I1 George Patterson 'S' L. ,Lx J Margaret Phelps John Potts Kermit Quick Chip Pittman Anne Pritchard X t x N 5 X 1 Q. I jrzi ii? :Li :ss D 3' X V l .5 Q Q 4- A - e I 1' - I i Wesse Ranes Sandra Reese Carolyn Ripley Bruce Robertson Gretchen Eddie Ratcliffe Patrick Reineicke Vernon Roach Alfred Rogers Rogers S3 Charles Ross Lynn Rowe Fred Savage GCOTSC Sedille MSYY Sheldon David Ross Kathy Runyans Carol Schreiber Lynne Sharp Robbie Sheldon Frances Sisson Marilyn Slauson Stuart Spirn Earnest Sue Sick Betty Skinner Becky Smith Clarence Stuart Sych Carol Taylor Craig Thompson Danny Waltrip John Ward Robert Weir Jim Taylor Stetson Tinkham Norma Waltrip Charles Watson S teii,i Q ' ff-fi , rrr S 5 rttsr U 5 , C .3 - f : - s Q 1 Q gr s - ,' W l , ' LX 'Q'lf'l5'iSw. 34 Y -fi T- , .rrr -' W 5 S 1. X ' . l I. ,f . :C- lean Weymouth Jane Whitacre Rackel Wilkerson Sandra G0dfrey whiffen Peggy Whitt lim Williams Wroten Sponsors: Mr. Spaulding, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Hall, Mrs. Batchelder, Mr. Leffel. Seventh Grade E . .P s af it R Wx 5.6 ' 4 n Q X Y K A r x I President Vice President Charles Appmon John Baily Robert Barnett Shelia Angel Drew Babb Sallie Al'l'l'llSIE3d Gail Bafag Gail Battgn lb I H Secretary Treasurer Joe Bostick Janice Bryant Russell Carlton Ann TLWIO1' Ruth Rdihbllfl Paige Bowman Elaine Bunn Barbara Carpenter -4 . T K QQ s s s -,N sg 5 at si Ns r at 'WW X 3 xi X i Sandra Carter Sam Clymer Linda Cook Linda Coulter Ronald Cox Gerald Cheatham Maria Constantino Bonnye Cotman Sue COWICS 4- D 5 ' 5 i. ' ., N- X X ,X M Juanita Cutright Carolyn Deck Bart Denoy Linda Douglas Tommy Drewry Thomas Dean Marion Demers Harvey Dixon Mary Douglas President Judy Peterson if A Secretary Charlie Fletcher if B rg is s, til l Vice President Richard White Treasurer Alice Wenger . .X ,- G Q ' rr.. I ,fwpr Y V X X Patricia Ehearr Joyce Eubank Susan Farthing Henry Ertl Kathleen Farmer George Fauerbach iii , 5 , . A l . 1 Vg, , F life ' . ., x , Pat Ford Gary Friedhaver Robert Garrett Darlene Fowler Rose Mary Fuller Judy GibSOl1 'f,jS if x N Lgonafd Graves Don Greenwood JZIHBS HaIIll'iCk Pl'3SideUl Ronald Gi-een Rebecca Hale Freida Harris Tom Norman In Vice President Edith Potts S 4 Treasurer Anne Boelt 6 n Dennis Hedgepath Linda Hewitt Diane Hoar Secretary Garland Hazelwood Gay Hinkson Dallas Hodge Mary Humelsine Jgnny Hogge Jay Hgneygutt Marjorie Jones Donald Kauffman Gloria Sandra Hogge Nancy Jenson David Jordan Patricia Keating Kowlaski Charles Lambert Sue Lembcke Barbara Lommis Patricia Mann Dorthy Michael Lembcke Janet Licky Sally Lunger Elliott Mapp Marquardt tr. ' ggifffgi N 'st Patricia Marshall Pam Meadows Sharon Miller president Elsie Marston David Miller Charles Minor Wilson Skinner Sandy Mitchell Meg MacDonald Ed Nightengale Sherry Mitchell Charlotte McCoy Betty Orfield Secretary Diane Rau Vice President Carol Moss GJ Q ' ag! .N t X Treasurer Robert Amory 'siw til' X K t 5 'ZW Deborah Orrison Frances Owens Edna Otey Larry Paln Sponsors: Mr. Mixson, Mrs. Har- bour, Mr. James, Mrs. Hockaday, and Mr. Angle. Carolyn Payne Nancy Peters Sandra Peacher Ray Pierce Margaret Pa rnell Linda Patrick sf N J -4 'L Patricia Pitts Roberts Potts Nancy Pugh Henry Puhn Ronald Robertson John Romer Patricia Pugh Michael Recchia Dianne Rogers Reba Sanders R N , Q X Janet Servies Laura Sherman Robert Smith Thomas Smith John Shelton Frank Smith Stuart Smith Fred Speake 3 5 eu , J! X5 'xx . A 'lf f at :. All - Nr . Rhoda Stinnett Peter Taylor Bruce Thomas Shirley Timberlake Peggy Stokes Donald Teal Elwood Thorne Kenny V3ndenBr0ck John Venable Lois Walls Arthur Ward Vice President Secretary Hunter Vermillion Joyce Waltrip David Ware Mike Parks Dick Kirby Linda Watson Catherine Westfall Karen Williams Pat Williams Ann Welch Cheryl White Alice Wroten Treasurer Paula Sweeley Miss Eunice Hall The Bee Hive takes this opportunity to pay tribute to Miss Eunice Hall. Miss Hall has been coordinator of the Junior High school and sponsor for the Junior S.C.A. She has devoted many years to the Williamsburg-James City County Schools and through her wise coun- selling has inspired countless students to continue their studies and pursue the courses for which they are best fitted. Her interesting classes have stimulated her students to further activity in seeking extra material beyond regular class work. Miss H811 has sponsored many civic activities including community council and the Youth Center. She is a member of the James Blair faculty who will be long remem- bered. L - - .xv Q wiv? N R 'rs ea . W KXX. N X Q xv X W 3 X Xi Rag WN RX si Q X iiw X fi-Q xx Q 5 X wg? X Qikqwxkxi iii wvx ,L X v+f-Nerxgwww xx . X X X vgx xx awxix Aw kv X Q X 552 A L. X , .fi XXV Mx Pisa. 55 wig! ,5 , ., r, Y? :QM 2 . ' wg . AL,. ,,4A , mg, - mfg, ,, . .0 , ,,,fM,5, li' if ,fn in-,f eh as fe F U l Foreign Exchange student Gale Abbott American Field Service A. F. S. originated in 1914 when a group of Americans in Paris formed an ambulance service, which during World War I, carried more than 500, 000 wounded. In 1939, the A.F. S. was re- activated to serve in the second war. After the war, the international scholarship program was founded to further extend the A. F. S. tradition of world under- standing and service. Foreign students from twenty-three countries spend a year in American homes. A. F. S. also sends American students abroad on the summer exchange student program. Teenagers 16 to 17 years of age and juniors in high school are eligible to apply. A summer adventure abroad opens doors to new hori- zons, knowledge, understanding, and peace. Perhaps the greatest of these is peace as expressed in the A. F. S. motto - Wa1k together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth: then and only then shall ye have peace. x Betty Io Cowles, Ronnie Stewart, Bill Bowry, Betty Hargrave. Absent George Lunger. Bos 9 ,Xa 1' A N4 o Q R and -1' Y- ex- -45' x X Nvs-nxttxti' .uxxxusxxxxxxxx 9 Girls State Girls' State and Boys' State were held July 13-19, 1958 on the V. P. I. Campus. Two girls and three boys from James Blair traveled to Blacksburg, Virgi- nia where they met students from other schools in Virginia. They set up miniature governments with elected officials. They learned more about govern- ing so that they would be able to take back to their schools better ways of executing their student govem- ITICHIS. 1 l President COURTNEY WARD GALE ABBOTT National Honor Society NATIONA L HONOR SOCHETY El! PAULA BATCHELDER 'i J ' ff ANN DUKE I Sponsor MISS GENELLE CALDWELL The National Honor Society is given no special jobs. The members decide each year what their projects will be. It has been the custom during re- cent years for the members to tutor students who need help with their studies. This was continued this year. The members of the Honor Society are selected by the faculty on the basis of their character, schol- arship, leadership, and service. At the end of each term new members, selected from the Junior and Senior Classes, are tapped. JOAN WIMMER GRACE PHELPS MARGARET HOLLAND JOAN LEE ,Mg',33gfg-3.5, K, yi Iwi' fiiismgiwgli. - ,... - ww N., Q JM is 2x LEW, -Q., Qfwgfmgg gy ,mf Q mix Q ,Q M H sk + 5 ig: W : ... . , Q Q fi M5 ef S rg 1 ,, E3 1 Si? M Y if 0 X W- 'i as -k 1 4 3 9 .1 ,sf 2 if mamma' Q 5 X gif ..m . KS. xx, Q we 239 AV - f.', f K ggi 1 fi . im ' A 5 w ,G 'ii Q5 0 S am A '7L? f F Student Council Committees W K Assembly Committee: Ronnie Stewart, Alan Owens, Bulletin Board Committee: Carole Lan fhart, Ann Tommy Lewis. Ward. Absent: Betty Sutton. VO- Orientation Committee: Standing: Bill Bowry, George Lunger, Ronnie Stewart. Seated: Jackie Roberts, Ann Miller, Grace Phelps. ways and Means Committee: Bill Thought for the Day Committee: Senior Bulletin Board Committee Bowry, Tommy Lewis, Carole Becky Fudge, Absent: Anne Whit- Jordan Carter, Joan Wimmer. Lanehart. acre, Pat Campbell. NYIHIHPMHHI ,Q ,fig-ini-Y . 4 . Y s ..Vx .,..,A ,ww 'S' I i K . 'R Qu-.R 4 153. 'f .A 1? 'G'-sf: 1 Q ,Ml E .i Q A if + ew' 5 Y SQ fx x i WM ..:, , 6 N Q fs Q. wk .N xkxx, ,EA ,ww NM M... .MVA-' S: N If 2 gl, -QQ., 1 3 S. ,S iv- X uf Q 3 W ' aw Q 5 if x., 3 ' Q 40 x EE T W , S. SSX? .N f gm we 4 Q ai .Alf ,,:,,- Q, A w,K V k ixfffss Officers: Vice President, Mead Sharp, Secretary- l W Advisor Council ' 1 if xt . as S 1 Vii.y :W if Girls' Advisory Council: SEATED: Joan Winimer, Wendy Thompson, Qfficefsz SEATED: presi- Glenda Mason, Jordan Carter, Betty Jo Cowles. STANDING: Betty Carol Sutton, Cindy Rowe, Linda Yates, Pat Campbell, Lucy Person, Dusty de Vignier. dent, Betty JO Cowles. STANDING: Secretary, Pat Campbellg Treasurer Cindy Rowe: Vice Presi- The Girls' Advisory Council and the Boys' Advisory Council are representatives of dem' Jordan Carter. ine separate student bodies. They carry on many worthwhile projects for the benefit of their respective groups. Their main function is to discuss problems facing either the girls or the boys and solving them. The officers are elected by the separate groups. Two girls are elected by the girls in each class and two boys are elected by the boys in each class. The councils meet separately every Thursday. Boys' Advisory Council: FIRST ROW: Brantley Henderson, Lincoln Peters, Mead Sharp, Arthur Henretta, Billy Steele, Howard Lewis. Treasurer, Charles S. BACK ROW: David Korpi, Bobby Brenegan, Charles Smith. Smith, President, Brant- ley Henderson. Youth Center Board - M X x Officers: Ronnie Stewart, Vice Ann Miller, President. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mixon, Sponsor, Ann Miller, Nancy Covington, Howard Lewis, Jerry Jump, Peter Bosch, David McBride, Ronnie Stewart. SECOND ROW: N. Jenson, Diane Nea, Kathy Farmer, Carol Williams, Louise Timberlake, Rebecca Haden, Sue Lance, Peggy Cottington, Cheryl Gonzales, Grace Phelps. FIRST ROW: Andrew Babb, George Sedille, Howard Brindle, Bob Gardner, John Machok, Ernest Sych. ' President, Grace Phelps, Secretary, ' gle if 'Q I KNEELING: Mr. John Leffel, Raymond Wright, David Korpi, David McBride, Tommy Lewis, Bill Bowry, Mr. Charles Lauck. STANDING: Jerry Davis, Bob Wellman, Jay Carter, George Lunger, Paula Batchel- der, Jackie Roberts, Roger Moore, Carole Lanehart. Student Athletic Association The Student Athletic Associa- tion is the group of students that supports the athletic teams by doing various jobs at the games. During the games these students sell tickets, check athletic cards, direct cars, and patrol the gates. Very much credit goes to these students for their assistance in these important jobs. Chemistry Lab Assistants Left to right: Tommy Batchelder, Jean Robert son and Jerry Davis. Current Events Club BACK ROW: Areil Adams, Terry Lee, Jimmy Teal, D FRONT ROW: Dennis Johnson, Bobby Bears, Tommy McCreary. avid Stewart. French Club Left to right: David Nunn, Mary Spencer, Ann Moss Norman Sulser, Bonnie Sue Sherman, Ronnie Stew- art, Joan Lee, Linda Neese. sg 'X R' f 'fi Z VQUQ QRANCMS V 5 is , - X D if , wg' XX 'e ,f 5 1 -,fi fix, . . ,, , , , ' US x w N Selected Choral Group Future Homemakers Of America ...ni '7 The Dramatics Club, new this year, meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays during Activity Period, Talented students, under the direc tion of Miss Lenz, begin to learn the elements of acting in this club This year they presented a Christmas program and also a play Our Town. 1? BOYS: Wayne Brett, Ralph Hazelwood, Charles H. Smith, Freddy Robertson, Earl Meadows. GIRLS: Betty Jane Millirons, Sue Rogers, Ruth Dinwiddie. THIRD ROW: Miss Dorothy Diradour, Sponsor: Marjorie Martin, Hazel Nixon, Joyce Harrison, Virginia Martin, Betty Boswell, Zonia Baker, Louise Barnett, Betty Lou Koger. SECOND ROW: Kenny Rogers, Natalie McKown, Joan Duffy, Betty Hargrave. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Harris, Mary Lee Cook, Rebecca Haden, Peggy Anderson, Mar garet Thompson, Sandra Richardson. Monogram Club gf , x Officers: Gaylord Sheldon, Vice Pre Batchelder, Treasurer: Coach Tom Meadows, Secretaryg and Clarence ident. FIRST ROW: Meadows, Hynes, Hewlett Vaughn Hylemon Wlmmer Whltacre Caldwell Batchelder SECOND ROW: McKown, Marshall Boswell O Neal Matheny Vaughan Spangler Sheldon Baganakrs Richardson. THIRD ROW: Bowry, Meadows Douglas Moss Stout Henderson Industrial Arts Club l,l'Qf.f'f'fli0lliSfS Club V Qffilff' A.s.s1f,sruu1.s Diane Fouler Glenda Mason Lucy Moore Wendy Thompson James Blair Band The James Blair Band The Marching Band Senior band members Alice White and Randy Carter v ' x The James Blair Band, conducted by Mr. McCandless meets every day at first period. It is a regular class and participants receive credit for band as they would in any other class. The band plays at our foot- ball games and also in various parades, One of their most impor- tant activities is a concert which they perform in the Spring. The Majorettes led by Alice White add color to all the performances of the band. ,', r 1- ,- Ku uf, -- y- ...GQ aa' --New in Alice leads the band off the field 'www- sg X Playing. . . of course! ' 1 f ns .w I 3 , , 1 ' ' I .. '4, i. .' '4', ', ' A 0 .Q , FN: s -tfnit. 'jgV.i.sQEL A F :SWF WL YY yy ff: W if QW , W5 A SY! uw L , .mv -S 'M Nw: L Q S -X X, 3 my kc ww SN k EM Wpmiln. ,M ,W ,X Y' wx, , N5-'xiii-Ei. ,g H., , Mir 1 1 Mm' ',,:4Nw1, , I Y w my HUA ,rf '1-- My M4 wsu hr' 5,1-,lfxiw Milf M .uf , sg V 3 2 ,A Y :UP xl 'f md! ,N is '11, F W Qi xmk- ' Q 'Q n'h,.,, I A my 1 . 4 S I Q 18? Q - A Qgmvgf --Q? Q 3 vw Y ' 5 fx Q f kg Q .W . W ff 2. Civil ' 311' S .NW is Q, Mi W ' t fi .YQ .FT . E f2, 'fl' N,- ? 'Sc-P 'Www - lf 1119, '00 7.i-xx?-',,x -Qigwwr .1 itil?-'Sir .fi .sm 'A w 1 534546.-'. Q 4 x ll X' HQ'5'fi?f? 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Newspaper staff at work. . . ,li Bee Hive Staff Who took the pictures? Who checked the layouts? Who sold the subscriptions? Who worked the day-out? Mead took the pictures Esther checked the layouts Paula sold subscriptions Who did the assisting? Who got the money? Who drew the art? Who thought it was funny? Hazel did the assisting Iohn got the money Pat drew the art We all thought it was funny Susan and Carole had the copy Ann and Virginia did the make-up You have the yearbook See, we made no slip-up SUSAN FORD Assistant Copy and Rewrite Editor CAROLE LANEHART Copy and Rewrite Editor f ESTHER MARSHALL Editor-in-Chief MEAD SHARP Photographer sv. 44 41' ,le 4 PA T KELLY rt Editor ik 159 'Qi WK H N ss - t , V JOHN BAGA NA KIS Business Manager PA ULA BA TC HELDER mmm! W s E ng , HAZEL HEWLETT Assistant Editor '?'3:. 111' X my MRS. CARRA DILLARD I ' Sponsor D X VIRGINIA MOYER Assistant Make-up Editor ANN WARD Make-up Editor K 4 A ff! Nu Senior Carnival Snaps W ff df KHP N 54 Attendant GALE ABBOTT Queen CAROLYN HYLEMON - V A 4. sf' A - FIRST ROW: Henderson, Meadows, Jump, Baganakis, Sheldon, Meadows, Thompson, Barnes, Douglas SECOND ROW: Lowe, Bosch, Sulser, Stout, Marvin, Davis, Marsdon, Green, Batchelder, Niver. THIRD ROW: Sheldon, Waltrip, Moss, O'Neal, Caldwell, VanAusda1e, Mitchell, Henderson, Scruggs, West. FOURTH ROW: Coach Hamilton, Thompson, Hitchens, Havola, Coach Spalding, Coach Hind- marsh. Managers JIMMY HITCHENS OLLI HAVOLA Co Captains EARL MEADOWS GAYLORD SHELDON The boys take time OUY- Coaches: HINDMARSH, HAMILTON, SPALDING. Varsit Football Brother! What's ahead? wage? --,.' Q ' .ss ff' - t ...Q Lv ' 4' . , Q-1-7 '5:, ' 'W ' wk 95113 OFFENSIVE TEAM, left to right: Marvin, VanAusdale, O'Neal, Meadows, Sulser, Meadows, Scruggs. BACK: Stout, Douglas, Moss, Sheldon. . v Q K. 'fig' . ,.Q4gQ.t:,,-. ' -, 5 M . ' ',H -'sg . wry K ls sm.,-1 yy' S 4 ,,,,. Sf gysgmi , M. Q s-1+ ,vi-J' ,Z A - , , 1, .sf K DEFENSIVE TEAM, left to rlght: MBFVIH, Hender- I ff son, Baganakis, Barnes, Meadows, Thompson, Jump. - 5- Q ' BACK: Waltrip, Meadows, Stout, Sheldon. f' 1 I ff' Sf an so , A ,1- B' ez' 5 Hurray for the JHYBCQS- H I Don't push! Shove gently! S .11 . Senior JOHN BAGANAKIS Tackle BRA NT LEY HENDERSON CHARLES BARNES Center Guard .- I - rf lj I-Ialiback EARL MEADOWS Tackle GAYLORD SHELDON i Halfback SCORES We They 12 Northampton 6 45 Windsor 0 13 Gloucester 13 O Virginia Beach 19 20 Smithfield 19 0 York 46 27 Varina 20 48 Chuckatuck 0 35 Poquoson 'I RECORD W L T 6 2 1 Players 'sf PETER BOSCH Defensive End BILLY THOMPSON End Homecoming Sic Semper Varina NONOC Fl I1 Parade If-f41uw'vu . v u a .- . 5... Pin 'em down! Extra! Read all about it! Victory! Victory! is Let.s stomp the Ou' CW- Blue Devils! CAROLYN HYLEMON BARBARA SPA NGLER ki WENDY THOMPSON Alternate BEC KY FUDGE L 1 I O 'I Before Game Varsity LOUISE TIMBERLA KE LINDA NEESE Tuesday Night Squad BETH O'NEAL Assistant to the Captain Cheerleaders SPOTSWOOD HUNNICUTT Sponsor BETTY JO COWLES PAT CAMPBELL JOAN MEADOWS Captam JOAN MEA DOWS Captarn ANN MILLER, Alternate ANN LANIER ANN WHITACRE SANDY SMITH , 10 ,y -IIN Friday Night Squad JUNE WHITACRE SCORES Smithfield Poquoson Walsingham York York Gloucester Walsingham Poquoson Gloucester Smithfield Guard We 31 40 26 56 56 29 63 35 23 Not played They 2 5 37 22 24 18 33 24 29 44 NA NCY LU NGER Guard ESTHERMARSHALL i PAULA BATCHELDER Guam Guard DIANE BRA NSCOMBE Guard LINDA SHELTON Guard NATALIE Mc KOWN Guard uw.. -me ww xg ' 6, an , V -'- . S ti KK s N . is . ,, 5 X M S gt S Q fx Ltthrh 5 :K7 A wig if 1' Y xl L5 Q ,7 A ,?i L x C W, '37 . Q z! . ,K A3 ff? +L A - 45? f iw 3 Hifi x ef , K, X Wars! Q 1 I KN 4' L 9 X. S., t Y ' v y 0 QR -.. E .gf-.2 . -L, F' 7 -':'... '...- ....,. - ,-: 'N 0 Cv' P' DAVID THOMPSON Co-Captain THOMAS HAMILTON Coach BILLY THOMPSON Co-Capta in Blair Varsity SCORES Northampton Warwick Mathews Northampton West Point Gloucester Smithfield Poquoson Virginia Beach Deep Creek Northampton York York Gloucester Virginia Beach Deep Creek Poquoson Mathews Smithfield We 63 28 50 52 60 41 48 36 53 25 42 61 64 48 45 40 56 52 Not played They 90 50 40 22 58 45 54 34 52 34 39 .38 53 50 '73 55 35 68 tv. 5: ,S 3 x Q 1 5, 5. I 6 ll.- X f I :Q Q X A . 'Q i Q X . MQ E W l 5 ' L: K7 K 2. M ir .Qiqg Y 2. my sh . at f. gf Q Q, 35- . -5 -1 4 ,. K in V 1 Xkkx ? A - gg A K N W 5 5 X sy, M Q QN K E ,, 'Qfsx gg ' -u.,.,A '. I Q 2 1 Hg 2 r . K S Q A .- r W . A K X: X' X 5 if 1- X 6 M,,..N.,. I J QQ Ui xxz gk f . i Q 'Si Q e Ei. iii 1 f In 2 f is f x K if X isis if f I . , , Q31 95 5535? S en. 3 Ng? 3 Q ww Q f Q- Q xi gy gf , Q sf? X S mg U X, , Q A fsf l 9- 3 m X ' ., li E: sg QX 6 is 25:5 -ki-R. ' is X 35 2 5 W 3 ' SQ S32 ,E px i2,s i-mg, ., 1 9 NsN3iYiim-n .' 35 f H i: 5 -xi - .s ing A ta 5 ff' I . ,fwf S121 r 5: im 1 Xi Q FIRST ROW: Armond Campbell, Charles Harris, Bob Richardson, Wayne Callis, Bert Geddy, Doug Greene, Woody Hogg. SECOND ROW: Coach Spaulding, Charles Wat- son, Ernest West, Pinky Henderson, Richard VanAusdall, Jackie Scruggs, Jeff Cloyd, Randy Rogers. BACK ROW: Manager Bob Jones, Andy Robertson, Ed Ratcliffe, Robie Sheldon, Axel Nixon, John Powell, Joe Kirby. SCORES We 0 28 '7 0 0 Junior Varsity Warwick Christchurch George Wythe Gloucester Thorpe RECORD W L T 2 3 0 The 2 5 0 6 9 30 Y LAI Q 0 ' 22 21 f ssss S Q,LAlfP Lllp gully 9- l? 14 ff? A FRONT ROW: Miller, Alphin, Thompson, Lewis, Hogg. SECOND ROW: Smith, Lind- sey, Marion, Brenegan. THIRD ROW: Peters, Van Ausdale, Havola, Heuvel, Coach Spaulding. funzor Varszty SCORES We They Mathews 32 19 West Point 34 27 Gloucester 57 22 Poquoson 37 22 Virginia Beach 50 57 Deep Creek 35 42 Northampton 44 42 York 42 45 York 42 38 Gloucester 56 39 Virginia Beach 52 61 Deep Creek 40 38 Poquoson 54 57 Mathews 48 sig' RICHARD THOMPSON, Captain COACH SPAULDING Junior Varsity Cheerleaders in FRA NKIE LINDSAY Captain TOP: Pat Thompson, Janey Whitaker, Carolyn Taylor, Joy Rabon. FRONT: Janet Lowe, Frankie Lindsay, Diane Nea. 1 MISS BROWNING Sponsor Victory? i V Q fi K XX? Nigijilsgigx NQSQER it xx R NF' S. hw ' z Qirifxvs if-lvl 1 - R 1 . x . X ff- it , 35 2 ' W. S SSM? N N N x 'NA x Q J? X X 3 '39, SSS 1 ' X Ski mfg? if 9 4 gif if I-5 , ji QQ 1' Q W :flu . 1 f ,X Qnfwvwmp ' u h Y 4 lm . P L13 .2 , f' . ,JL gnu 1 is, , N -fig., W ,Jw M .V . , -A f- ,-K+ im -bww -1, Hin' pu 7 wwf' 'T 'KW' X -if -Tigixiy--ifvk 40, .i - fp - Z .,,. xg wavy L- A y, , gm If 5- gy L .mf .N x 71, ' Fw., -If W A in! 4,5 ,W . 1 W N., ,Q 5 mg . Lg Tx ' Q :vm M ,Q ,wdgkf 1 X AN . I t -53 V , M 5 Q . . vw Sports day at Blair brings team spirit and keen competition be- tween the blue, white and gold teams. Softball is one of the favorite attractions for players and spect- ators alike. Sports Day Two Blair girls try their luck and skill at a game of Horseshoes. Edna Millirons high jumps before a crowd of onlookers. Mr. Pitts and the student body take time out to watch the seventh grade program. The high jumps are hard to make. Better luck next time! On the afternoon of Sports Day the Seventh grade girls perform a colorful May Pole Dance. 'Wbwx The Minuet displays dancing that was enjoyed during Colonial times in Virginia. 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MX A HOLTON'S ESSO SERVICENTER Opposite Shopping Center on Richmond Road Complete Car Care Service Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Pick Up and Delivery Service - Dial CA 9-5262 Williamsburg, Va. FERGUSON-WHITE PRINT SHOP Printing and Office Supplies Special Fine Booklet Printing Special to All Schools Phone CA 9-2182 501 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Va. CAMPUS SHOE SHOP Prince George and Boundry Sts. Williamsburg, Va. NEESE APPLIANCES LYLE N, BRIGGS, Owner 435 Prince George St. Williamsburg, Va. Phone CA 9-3484 Siegler Heaters - Fedders Air Conditioners Tape Recorders - Hi-Fi Sets - Radios Motorola and RCA Victor Sales - Service Frigidaire Home Appliances T , PENINSULA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Serving Williamsburg and the Peninsula Main Office: Duke of Gloucester Street Drive-ln Branch: Williamsburg Shopping Center Phone CA9-2000 CA9-2005 WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP Four Barbers and Boot Black 423 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia WEST END MARKET Fine Meats - Vegetables - Pastries Corner Prince George Williamsburg, Virginia I?' lYlWl W 7 MCJUNT VERNON Post Off1ce Box 253 Phone CA 9-2401 FRAZIER-GRAVES CO. Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Va 'U' COLONIAL TYPEWRITERS Exclusive ROYAL'S Exclusive VICTOR ADDING MACIIINES DISTRIB UT ORS Repairs - Sales - Supplies - Service 1006 B Matoka Court and Richmond Roads Williamsburg, Va. Phone CA 9- 5818 snoi wr MIILLIAMSDDRG. VA. WILLIAMSBURG SHOP Duke of Gloucester Street CA 9-3921 :5'Air Conditioned , Men's Clothing and Furnishings , Ladies' Apparel . Children'S Clothing . Shoes for the Entire Family :lf National Known Brands 234 Campus Tog Suits :F Jonathan Logan Dresses 214 American Girl Shoes :lf American Gentlemen Shoes Dress Right, You Can't Afford Not To! THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT ANGELO COSTAS and TOM BALTAS Proprietors Best Place to Eat in the Colonial City Air Conditioned for Your Comfort Telephone CA 9-9134 Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Virginia Open Daily From 6 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. COLONIAL DELICATESSEN Williamsburg, Va. Telephone CA 9-2661 761 Scotland Street Gourmet's Delight Imported and Domestic Foods, Spices, Wines and Beers Submarine Sandwiches Open Ti1112 p.m. R. T. MARVIN SPORTING GOODS 8: HOBBY CENTER 1437 Richmond Road Wi11iamsburg, Virginia B 8. L GRCCERY BS: L SHOPPING CENTER Richmond Road Phone CA 9-4804 Lubrication - Car Washing and Polishing Texaco Gas and Oils Firestone Tires and Products JACK WEBB'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTER Your Car's Best Friend Phone CA 9-5825 1625 Richmond Road Rt, 60 West Williamsburg, Va. BINNS Exclusive Dress Shop Dresses Sports Wear Coats Hats CA 9-3391 202 N. Boundary St. Williamsburg, Virginia SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Telephone CA 9-2602 Gasoline Fuel Oils Kerosene Motor Oils - Lubricants - Industrial Oils W, E. CLEMENTS, Agent C8cO Railway Siding Williamsburg, Va. WILLIAMSBURG SUPER SERVICE . Road Service 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. . Complete Auto Repairs . Auto Parts and Accessories , Tire and Battery Service SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTH PARTIES Call CA 9-2131 800 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Va. THE PLANTATION COFFEE SHOP 1435 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia An Old Stage Road Stopover in a Modern Setting 6:30 a.m. to Midnight Phone CA 9-9152 WILLIAMSBURG DECORATORS, INC. Paints Glass Wallpaper Floor Covering 201 Second Street CA 9-4572 Compliments of THE STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Executive Branch of the Student Body, its officers and representatives congratulate the Senior Class and wish them the Best of Luck. OFFICERS President - - - - GALE ABBOTT Vice President - - - GEORGE LUNGER Secretary -W - - - JACKIE ROBERTS Treasurer - - - -BILL BOWRY BRITT'S Amoco Complete Auto Service Minor Repairs - Road Service If We Please You Tell Others, If Not Tell Us Ca 9-9131 Route 31 Jamestown Rd. A. J. BENINATO 8. SONS INC . Household Goods Stored - Packed - Shipped Long Distance and Local Moving Rt. 168 and 162 Phone CA 9-4661 Rt. 258, Hampton, Va. Phone PA 3-0769 LATHAM-LIVERMON MOTORS 910 Capitol Landing Rd. Ca 9-1050 - Ca 9-1122 Plymouth, Chrysler, Dodge, Renault Dodge Power Giant Trucks Complete Repairs on All Makes COLLEGE PHARMACY Dulce of Gloucester Street WILLIAIVISBURG. VA. PHONE CAFITAL 9-1041 COLCNY ARENA When You Make a Date, Make It to Skate R. S. R. O. A. Ca 9-3895 Richmond Road Williamsburg, Va. EDLOES SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories Amoco White Gasoline Road Service - Phone CA - 9-4501 By - Pass Road at York Street Best Wishes to Class of '59 FITZGERALD'S BARBER SHOP in Basement 435 112 Prince George Street Williamsburg, Virginia ROY D. HODGE TEXACO SERVIC Wheel Balancing Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubricating - Washing Fire stone Tires Texaco Oil and Kerosene Ca 9-1618 U.S. Rt. 168 E Williamsburg, Va. ,li A., jk A 3 xr 1 if-KA00 Compliments of P. H. HUDSON 8. BROTHER Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Va. Compliments HYNES FURNITURE EX CHANGE and Sold New and Used Bought Second and Broadway Ca 9-1053 , snowms ff W -1 . CAMERAS MILLER'S CAMERA SHOP Duke of Gloucester Williamsburg, Va. RODGERS CLEANERS 1 Hour Service Quality Cleaning for 26 Years 519 Prince George Williamsburg, Va, Ca 9-1881 ANDERSON'S SERVICENTER Esso Automobile Repairing and R oad Se rvic e Lo 4-3451 Intersection of Rt. 60 and 168 Y Toano, Virginia Congratulations, Class of '59 BINGLEY'S G. T. BROOKS GROCERIES AGENCY Real Estate Sales Insurance Rentals Ca 9-2591 Ca 9-5757 646 Penniman Rd. In Post Office Building Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg, Va. Williamsburg, Virginia Congratulations, Class of' 59 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 From THE JUNIOR S.C.A. OFFICERS Treasurer - - - RODDY MORECOCK Secretary - - - - - GEORGIA CLARK Vice President - - - - CAROLE HOFMEYER President - - - - - BETTY SKINNER WILLIAMSBURG POTTERY J, E. MALONEY Manufacturers - Distributors Wholesale - Retail China - Handmade Glass - Cement and Pottery Yard Ornaments, Etc 5 Miles West of Rt. 60 Lo 4-3371 Lightfoot, Virginia Compliments of THE MONOGRAM CLUB Sponsors: MRS. LILLIAN BAZZLE AND TOM HAMILTON Pres.: CLARENCE RICHARDSON Vice Pres.: GAY SHELDON Sec.: JOAN MEADOWS Treas.: PAULA BATCHELDER CARRIAGE INN The Right Address for the Carriage Trade Page and York Streets Williamsburg, Virginia Phone CA-9-1981 The Ultimate in Dining WILLIAMSBURG PASTRY SHOP Duke of Gloucester Street Bakery and Dairy Products We Extend to You, a Cordial Invitation to Shop at LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 3209 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Clothing for the Entire Family Housewares - Piece Goods and a Complete Drapery and Curtain Department BUTTS FURNITURE CO. , INC. It Costs No More - at This Fine Store Featuring the Better Nationally Advertised Brands Furniture - Appliances - Floor Coverings - Television - Bedding Air Conditioners - Carpets From the Looms of Mohawk We Service What We Sell Budget Terms - Free Delivery Call CA9-2700 1455 Richmond Rd. , Williamsburg WILLIAMSBURG SHOPPING CENTER Richmond Road QFor a Greater Measure of Shopping Pleasure, Colonial Store Hallmark Jewelers Nottingham Pharmacy Casey's Home Center Claude Jones, Jr., Florist I-Iickman's Capitol Loan Company Woolworth's Mick Zuzma's Barber Shop Rich's Supermarket Modern Beauty Salon Peninsula Hardware U. S. Post Office Sub Station Acres of Parking - Completely Air-Conditioned Open Friday Night for Family Shopping Compliments of. THE SENIOR CLASS President - - - RICHARD COTTINGHAM Vice President - ---- DAVID THOMPSON Secretary ---- BETTY HARGRAVE Treasurer - - - RONNIE STEWART Compliments of TERRACE DELICATESSEN 1042 Penniman Road CA 9-2523 Williamsburg, Virginia Compliments of R. P. COTTINGHAM INC. SOUTHERN E LECTRIC COMPANY Day Phone - CA 9-1461 Night Phone - CA 9-3421 By Pass Road Williamsburg, Virginia Compliments of GATE HOUSE DAIRY Jamestown Road Williamsburg, Virginia WILLARD GILLEY - Owner CA 9-3836 CLASS OF '60 President- Secretary- CATHY RIDENOUR SANDY SMITH Vice President- Treasurer- TOMMY MARVIN TOMMY BATCHELDER Wishes a Fond Farewell fGood Riddancel to the Class of '59 l rt1s try 1n prln t1n g O complete art and layout service 0 the finest in modern and. 18th century printing Printers of the Blarion THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE PRINCE GEORGE STREET WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Road Service - RICHMOND ROAD GULF SERVICE Ca 9-4257 1305 Richmond Rd. Congratulations to the Class of '59 From NOTTINGHAM PHARMACY 740 Rt. 168 Phone - CA9-5111 Shop in the Atmosphere of Colonial Times at CASEY'S, INC. Air Conditioned THE STORE OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Corner of Duke of Gloucester and Henry St. Williamsburg, Va. Telephone CApital 9-2311 Be Wise - Buy Wisely Get the Most Car for Your Money! Pontiac COLONY MOTORS Phone CA9-3322 Page and Second Sts. THE CLASS OF '61 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '59 OFFICERS President - - - WADE CHEATHAM Vice President - - - - JOHN RUFFIN Secretary - - - SUETTA SULSER Modern - Air Conditioned - TV - Tile Baths CAPITOL MOTEL Capitol Landing Road - Jct. Rts. 168 and 31 Williamsburg, Virginia MR, AND MRS, R, B, KEENE, Owners Phone: CA 9-52.15 THOMPSON'S GROCERY Next to Brafford's Motel, One Mile East of Williamsburg on Route 60 Open 9 A.M. to 9 P. M. Daily , A 5 K K , , . ,r -AANDNQI,?I9ST0RES' .ggxvi JLQNIBLQQ . ,. . 'VY1' rj- 11 ' ' ' Work Clothes - Shoes - Sporting Goods Duke of Gloucester Street Williamsburg, Va. SAGER'S JEWELERS 200 Znd Street Dependable Watch Repairing COLLEGE SHOP INC. Duke of Gloucester Street Crane's, Eaton's and Montag's Stationery Norcross and Studio Cards THE NEW FOOD CENTER 500 York Street Phone: Ca 9-3434, Ca 9-3435 RANHORNE 8. GRANGER OF WILLIAMSBURG, INC. General Building Materials Armistead Ave. Ca 9-2491 Williamsburg, Va. SPOTTSWOOD MOTEL AMA - ATA - NASCAR Keystone Auto Club 450 Motel Units 'HO Family and Honeymoon Lodges 'I'Free TV 'I'Air Conditioned 'I'Large Modern Swimming Pool Ca 9-3505 On U.s, Rr. 60 1508 Richmond Road THE VIRGINIA HOUSE 1430 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, Virginia Featuring Fine Furniture of Virginia Gifts and Accessories Good Luck to the Esteemed Senior Class Compliments of THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - - - BESSIE MANN Secretary - - - LINDA WOODRUFF Treasurer - - - DAVID HENDERSON THE EIGHTH GRADE Wishes the Class of '59 a Prosperous Future OFFICERS President - - - - BILLY RIDENOUR Vice President - - - - SUE ROBERTS Secretary - - - - - JACKIE WEBB Treasurer - - - GORDEN LEE Quality Laundry and Dry Cleamng Service can CApita1 9-2261 Members of American Institute of Laundering WILLIAMSBURG LAUNDRY AND COLLINS CLEANING CO., INC WILKINSON 8. GEDDY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone Lo 4 3355 Toano, Va WILLIAMSBURG DRUG CO. Your Rexall Store Next to the Post Ofhce Wi11iamsburg' s Oldest Drug Store A Complete Line of .Sifadfed DAIRY PITUDUCTS Finest Dairy Products Distributed by PLEASANT WALK DAIRY, INC Richmond Road - Williamsburg, Virginia Wholesale and Retail CApita1 9-1547 GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST THE WILLIAMSBURG THEATER Entertainment Headquarters for the Jay Bees Q ws Q .. . ii '-+3 'X 'a fy 0 I J A 0 G xx., Mfr, W i 7 X zo' Letter from the Editor As the retiring editor of the 1959 Bee Hive, I extend my congratulations to the Juniors and the best of luck in their Senior year. To the Sophomore Class, my heartiest congratulations for reaching the goal of an upperclassman. To the Freshmen, who will be next year's Sophomores. . . Keep plugging: you'll make it yet. And to the rising underclassmen, who will someday be- come our leaders. . . Good Luck. To those who are graduating and will be entering into new and different fields, may your life be filled with joy, happiness and success. To the faculty, thank you for your faithfulness and de- votedness in guiding us into the things that are right. To Mr. Pitts, our principal, compliments and words could never be adequate for what you have done. Now, as the year draws to a close, I wish to take this op- portunity on behalf of the yearbook staff and the Senior class to thank all those concerned with the making of your yearbook. We hope that as you look through it you will find many happy memories of the past, to carry into the future. May the ideals and honors which you learned here at James Blair guide you as you enter the paths of Adulthood. -: fum Esther Marshall Editor-in-Chief :V TAYLOR Pususl-HNG COMPANY 'TAK 'la i .ff t X JI 'W I