Botetourt High School - Post Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

ft BOTETOURT HIGH SCHOOL 9th POST Editor - - - - - Asst. Editor - - Business Mgr. - - Asst. Business Mgr. - Loray Callis Roberta Wiatt Audrey Sterling Doris Robbins Art Editor . Sports Editor . Asst. Sports Editor - - - Feature Editor - - - - Sales Manager - - - - Asst. Sales Managers - - Advertising Manager - - Asst. Advertising Managers Leonora Kimberly Nelson Robins Mary Louise Morgan Joyce Howlett Racheal Booker Elizabeth Leigh Elizabeth Moore Dot Davis William Johnston Hilda Robbins Woody Brown Sponsor Mrs. T. B. Treakle BOTETOURT HIGH SCHOOL, GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA —«8f 2 Left to Right—Seated: William Johnston, assistant advertising manager; Dorothy Davis, advertising manager; Audrey Sterling, business manager; Loray Callis, editor; Roberta Wiatt, assistant editor; Leonora Kimberly, art editor; Joyce Howlett, feature editor. Left to Right— Standing; Guy German, assistant feature editor; Woody Brown, assistant advertising manager; Elizabeth Moore, assistant sales manager; Elizabeth Leigh, assistant sales manager; Rachael Booker, sales manager; Hilda Robbins, assistant advertising man¬ ager; Mary Louise Morgan, sports editor; Mrs. T. B. Treakle, sponsor. - { 3 DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 49’ dedicate the Ninth Post of Botetourt High School to Mrs. Mary O. Chism. Realizing her patient efforts in guiding us in our play and our undertakings, we wish to show our appreciation by dedicating this annual to her with our deepest love and admiration. -4 4 OFFICIALS J. Walter Kenney, Superintendent of Schools Miss Agnes Miles, Supervisor of Grade Schools % - { 5 - Mr. Harold L. Secord, Principal Miss Dorothy Howtett, Secretary to Principal ■ i 6 )l+- r j Yiy . TEACHERS Wm� . ' « 4 W ■ � £o tL f Mrs. T. B. Treakle Latin and English Mr. Geohoe Heath, Jr. Mathematics Mrs. Mary O. Chism Home Economics Mrs. T. H. McClunc Seventh Grade Mrs. Cecil Fary English Mr. Boyd Taliaferro, Jr. Agricultural Mr. Fred B. Corr History Miss Marion Fary Commercial Mr. Kenneth Bennett Biology and Shop Mrs. Frances Bobins Seventh Grade Not in Picture Miss Dorothy Smith Mrs. Lelia Banks Sixth Grade Sixth Grade TEACHERS Miss Elizabeth Overby First Grade Miss Sarah Stubblefield First Grade Miss Eloise Minor Third Grade Miss Ester Sutton Second Grade Mrs. Waddy Brothers Fourth Grade Mrs. Ernest Eastwood Fourth Grade Mrs. Guy Smith Fifth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Robins Second Grade Mrs. Russell Gray Fifth Grade - ( 8 ) - - { 9 SENIOR CLASS President Sponsor Nelson Robins Mrs. T. B. Treakle OFFICERS - i 10 Enos Blake Woodie Brown Rachael Booker Loray Callis -•€{ 11 Charles Catlett Dorothy Davis Bernard Eastwood Ellen Hall -4 12 4 - Guy German Wilbur Groom Joyce Howlett Leonora Kimberly { 13 fr- William Johnston Nelson Robins Elizabeth Leigh Elizabeth Moore - { 14 Charles Sterling Mary Louise Morgan Katherine Moore Hilda Robbins - { 15 Audrey Sterling Elizabeth Wilson i 16 SPRINGTIME FOR SUSIE Left to Right; Dorothy Davis—Connie Pawle, Enos Blake—Bunny Slingsbee, Rachael Booker —Lola Clifford, Loray Callis—Susie Smith, Charles Newland—Wayne Lorraine, Audrey Sterling—Jane Smith, Guy German—Jud Jones. Left to Right: Mrs. Edward Chism—director, Hilda Robbins—Mrs. Lorraine, Ellen Hall— Armstice Johnston, William Johnston—Cupie Clooney, Elizabeth Leigh—Mrs. Frankford, Joyce Howlett—Joyce Farrow, Mary Louise Morgan—Sadie Applebum, and Leonora Kimberly—Rita Pandro. “SPRINGTIME FOR SUSIE” “Springtime for Susie,” a three-act comedy, was presented by the Senior Class, on Friday night, December 17, after weeks of hard work, character switching, and a wreck to boot. The story, a carnival of laughs, took place in the home of the Lorraine family, in which Laura Lorraine, bossed her hen-pecked husband, Sam, much to the annoyance of Sam’s brother, Wayne. When news arrived that Susie Smith, a business-connected friend of Sam’s, was arriving from a Texas ranch, Laura was beside herself. She insisted that Sam meet Susie and send her back to Texas. Wayne grasped the opportunity to teach Laura a long-deserved lesson, told Susie the situation and got her full support, western attire and all. Laura’s blood pressure mounted as Susie thought of ways to shock the snobbish Laura. Armistice, the colored maid, and “Gloomy,” Susie’s pet rattlesnake, tended to cause more confusion between Jud Jones and his fiance, Jane Smith, and Jud’s two engaged models, Sadie and Rita. Bunny Slingsbee, an Englishman; Constance Pawle, who Bunny just “slayed”; Lola Clifford, who used strategy to marry Cupie Clooney, and Joyce Farrow, the Lorraine maid, were all a complete role in themselves. -4 17} - CLASS PROPHECY As we look upon Washington, D. C., it is none other than Charles Catlett in the president’s chair, with Bernard Eastwood trying to get the Treasurer’s books to come out right since they have loaned Captain Nelson Robins enough money to sail around the world. As the President picks up the New York Globe he sees where Hilda Robbins is editor; as he glances in the society section, he sees a picture of the symphony orchestra of which Woodie Brown is leader and Mary Louise Morgan, opera singer. In the same section Loray Callis is starring in a Broadway production as the leading character with Dorothy Davis, her manager. Also in the Fifth Avenue column we see where Leonora Kimberly is one of the top commercial artists with Elizabeth Leigh her business manager. The president puts down the paper and turns the radio on and hears the Moore twins, Katherine and Elizabeth. They have a program of their own with Guy German as their announcer. As he moves the dial he hears that Audrey Sterling is superintendent of nurses at McGuire Hospital and Rachael Booker, surgical nurse there, is performing a serious operation on Charles Sterling, millionaire from Florida. He turns off the radio as his private secretary, Elizabeth Wilson, brings in his mail; the first letter he opens is from none other than William Johnston, who owns General Motors, with Joyce Howlett as his secretary, old classmates of ’49. He reads the letter and finds out that he is sending his representatives, Enos Blake and Wilbur Groom, to Switzerland to get a supply of iron. A buzz from the receptionist takes him to the reception room where Ellen Hall is to see him and talks with him for several hours. After a hard day he finally goes to bed remembering the good old high school days. By Loray Callis -«f i 19 - JUNIORS Richard Farner Marion Sutton Sarah Corr Inez Gunn Doris Robbins Rarbara Sterling Walter Norfolk Charles Newland Betty Jean Dunston Betty Mae Miller Cassie Mae Sheppard w % Frankie Phillips Evelyn Bohannon Barbara Foster Jean Robins Wyolene Smith Roberta Wiatt 1 . ' Wi-Jti om ore s I - 5 { 21 - ff i irt SOPHOMORES Glendice Booker Peggy Deal Cornelia Horsley Ann Stubblefield Edith Brown Mary Dunn Helen McClung Lillie Mae Walker Grace Carlton Betty German Mable Rilee Nellie Mae Walker Ruby J. Cooper Jean Hogge Joan Sterling Frances White - { 22 mm SOPHOMORES Gordon Barter Bucky Clements Alan Harvey Ralph Bristow Harry Corr Sherwood Haynes Janies Sterling Fuller Bunting Jimmy Davis Johnny Kimberly Samuel Chapman Hansford DuVal Malvern Revere David Teagle Malcolm Clements Harry Firth Hoover Sterling - { 23 )■ - ? ■ A FRESHMEN : V. m XujeX ' h Jy0 y ’ i A r .jr r y r - Frances Booker William A. Brown Berdie Mae Cottee Lester Ford Clyde Boston Bebecca Mae Carlton Martha Eastwood Leonard German Nancy Godwin Raymond Brown J. B. Cooke William Field Ida Mae Gillen Calvin Booker William L. Brown Emily Mae Dutton Rachael Foster Agnes Grimstead Shirley Broaddus Alex Clements Thomas Edwards Georgia Lee Gillen Blanche Goode Not pictured — Joyce Eubank —24 fr- V 4 iL FRESHMEN Joseph Gwvn Johnny Hunt Everett Nuttall Esther Rilee Walter Walton Clifton Horsley Barbara MacDonald Richard Oliver Douglas Thomas Mary Alice Hudgins Marian Moore Margaret Pierce Franklin Walker Maxwell Healy Pearl Lowney Anna Oliver Bernard Sterling Joyce Williams James Hudgins Nannie Lee Milby Madison Peatross Herman Thompson - f 25 C 4 Q Vte 14 ctrou hin ’♦ht CJunr CftpTVrt © «%A«n£ % M S - { 26 )� 27 } - LEGISLATIVE BODY Left to Right —Allen Harvey, sophomore; Frankie Phillips, Junior; Bernard Eastwood, Treas¬ urer; Hilda Robbins, president; Loray Callis, secretary; Sarah Corr, vice-president; Nancy Godwin, freshman, and Mr. Harold L. Seacord, sponsor. -4 28 J - REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right —Wyolene Smith, secretary; Agnes Grimstead, Joan Sterling, Guy German, Mrs. T. B. Treakle, sponsor; Sarah Corr, presiding officer; Thomas Edwards, Mary Louise Morgan, Jimmy Davis, and William Johnston. - { 29 f . LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Left to Right —Wyolene Smith, reporter, Alpha Society; Betty Mae Miller, secretary, Alpha Society; Loray Callis, president, Alpha Society; Betty Jean Dunston, vice-president, Kappa Society; Walter Norfolk, secretary, Kappa Society; Sarah Corr, reporter, Kappa Society. Standing —Mr. Kenneth Bennett, advisor, Alpha Society; Mrs. Cecil Fary, advisor, Alpha Society; Mr. Fred Corr, advisor, Kappa Society, and Mrs. T. B. Treakle. - { 30 PAPER STAFF Left to Right —Wyolene Smith, reporter; Cassie Mae Sheppard, reporter; Bettie Mae Miller, business manager; Betty jean Dunston, editor-in-ehief; Audrey Sterling, assistant editor; Jean Hogge, news editor; Shirley Broaddus, assistant advertising manager. Left to Right, Standing —Marion Sutton, assistant boys’ sports editor; Thomas Edwards, advertising manager; Dickie Oliver, assistant advertising manager; Johnnie Kimberly, boys’ sports editor; Jean Robins, advertising manager; Miss Marion Fary, sponsor; Barbara Sterling, feature editor; Doris Robbins, assistant feature editor; Frankie Phillips, circulation manager; Mary Dunn, girls’ sports editor; Rachael Booker, circulation manager; Roberta Wiatt, reporter; Evelyn Bohannon, assistant girls’ sports editor. COMMERCIAL Left to Right —Mabel Rilee, Jean Robins, Nellie Mae Walker, Inez Gunn, Emily Mae Dutton, Joyce Howlett, Rachael Booker, Cassie Mae Sheppard, Miss Marion Fary, sponsor; Ann Stubblefield, Peggy Deal, Grace Carlton, Rebecca Carlton, Evelyn Bohannon. Seated, Left to Right— Wyolene Smith, reporter; Margaret Pierce, Barbara Foster, president; Doris Robbins, treasurer, and Glendice Booker. i 32 fr- LITERARY Left to Right, Standing— Joan Sterling, Cassie Mae Sheppard, Malcom Clements, Mrs. Fary, sponsor; Joyce Howlett, Barbara Foster, Jean Hogge. Seated —Wyolene Smith, treasurer; Betty Jean Dunston, secretary; Rachael Booker, president; Frances White, vice-president; Jean Robins, reporter. 4 33 } F. F. A Left to Right —Bernard Eastwood, treasurer; Woodie Brown, secretary; William Johnston, vice-president; Mr. Boyd Taliaferro, Jr.,sponsor; Guy German, president; Charles Sterling, Leonard German. Second Row —Billy Fields, Ralph Bristow, Charles Newland, Herman Thompson, Max Healy, J. B. Cooke, Alex Clements, James Hudgins. Third Row—Walter Walton, Franklin Lyell, Wilbur Groom, Enos Blake, and Charles Catlett. - { 34 J - F. H. A Left to Right —Mary Dunn, vice-president; Betty German, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Chism, advisor; Frances White, president; Joan Sterling, secretary, and Jean Hogge, reporter. i 35 4-H CLUB Left to Right —Raeheal Foster, Bernard Sterling, Johnny Hunt, Pearl Lowney, Mary Alice Hudgins, Malvern Revere, Bucky Clements, Madison Peatross, James Hudgins, Mr. Heath, advisor; David Teagle, Carlton Oliver, Harry Corr, Martha Eastwood, Nannie Lee Milby, Agnes Grimstead, and Esther Rilee. Seated —Barbara MacDonald, vice-president; Woody Brown, president; Joyce Williams, secretary - { 36 )y SAFETY PATROLL Left to Right, First Row —Tootsie Howard, Joan Sterling, Elizabeth Leigh, lieutenant; Joyce Howlett, Rachael Booker, captain; Bettie Mae Miller, Curtis Leigh. Second Row— Edith Brown, Mable Rilee, Ann Stubblefield, Dickie Oliver, Raymond Brown, Billy Fields, Alfred Cottee, Mr. Harold L. Secord, sponsor. - { 37 GLEE CLUB v V;.: : . fi hi J j|| ■ ' ' j 1 J iX 1 is ' 1 1 j Left to Right —Cornelia Horsley, Grace Carlton, Lillie Mae Walker, Nancy Godwin, Jean Hogge, Nellie Mae Walker, Barbara McDonald, Martha Eastwood, Ester Rillee, Glendice Booker, Pearl Lowney, Peggy Deal, Frances Chapman, Betty jean Dunston, Bettie Mae Miller, Shirley Broaddus, Cassie Mae Sheppard, Wyolene Smith, Emily Mae Dutton, Margaret Pierce, Joyce Ann Williams, Nannie Lee Milby, Sarah Corr, Handford DuVal, Roberta Wiatt, Edith Brown, Frances White, Mary Dunn, Joan Sterling, Rebecca Carlton, Johnny Northstein, Ruby Jean Cooper, Bernard Sterling, Bucky Clements, Ann Stubblefield, Billy Brown, Raymond Brown, Mr. W. E. Cholerton, director; Harry Corr, Malcolm Clements, Berdie Mae Cottee. 38 BAND Left to Right —Charles King, Madison Peatross, Martha Eastwood, Ester Rilee, Bertie Mae Cottee, Betsy Thompson, Bobby Thrift. Second Row, Left to Right —Suzanne Jarvis, Gordon Barter, Harry Corr, Thomas Edwards, Woodie Brown, Raymond Brown. Third Row —Mr. C. C. Briggs, director; and Carlton Oliver. Not in picture—Nelson Robins - i 39 � ■ SNAPSHOTS - { 40 jrr SNAPSHOTS i m :■ ■ Mi ■ 4 ( 41 £� SNAPSHOTS . Mm, ' - ■€{42 ) - - { 44 GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to Right, Kneeling —Loray Callis, captain; Miss Eloise Minor, coach; Leonora Kimberly, co-captain. Left to Right, First Row —Shirley Broaddus,, Doris Robbins, Helen McClung, Mary Dunn, Joan Sterling, Jean Hogg, Frances White. Second Row ' —Mary Louise Morgan, manager; Roberta Wiatt, Dorothy Davis, Hilda Robbins, Edith Brown. 46 A r o t PA - { 47 } - m, mmm ■ —denotes mimeer ef letters. - { 48 Gn££r leaders Captain Leonora Kimberly Left to right: Leonora Kimberly, Cap¬ tain; ' Joan Sterling, Martha Eastwood back row; Jean Hogge, Betty Mae Miller Jean Robins, Miss Marion Fary, spon¬ sor; Mary Dunn, Shirley Broaddus. - { 49 WHO’S Best Athlete Leonora Woody Most Friendly Loray William Most School Spirit Hilda Frankie Biggest Flirt Shirley William Best Looking William Mary Fattest Ellen Enos Noisest Berdie Charles Best All Around Hilda William 50 WHO Most Popular William Loray Wittiest Leonora Harry Most Likley to Succed Hilda Charles Best Dressed Sarah William Cutest Loray Charles Most Studious Roberta Charles Laziest Franklin Betty Smallest Pearl - -if sa ) - Class Song Botetourt to thee we sing, With our spirits high, Senior class of ’49, We bid thee good-by. Botetourt is strong and mighty, And we thing she’s grand, We have earned our education With your helping hand. We will miss our fellow classmates, Who have been so true, Botetourt our Alma Mater, We will miss you too. We have learned our Mathematics, Fair and square and true, In our sports and athletics, We have honored you. As we look into the future, Where careers do dwell, Senior class of ’49, We shall say farewell. —52 - Leonora Kimberly - { 53 ) ■ Mary Louise Morgon Weasie Devoted Wife Skating Rink Bobby Hilda Robbins Robbins Career Girl Inquiring On the Street Gazette-Journal Audrey Sterling Lib Audrey Curley Top Listening to Radio In the Ditch Naxera Elizabeth Wilson Betty Bashful Girl Reading History IV Class Mama M « a N a M H ffi o o a M H ffi a z o o a M M a N a M H ffi r a o ffi r a o z o a W a M o k; n a X o sS a a 1 W a a a Z K O o a o H ffi o r o a n a a S3 n ffi a a W o o a a a n ffi a a a C 3 CO H a a a HH Z o 2 a a C 3 o z w o a HH Z C 3 z o ffi z C 3 H O z a a ffi a O a z O a h O a a z Pi w a a Z a o n a a a a 00 M O - 5 ! ffi 8 a o o o o HH a W a o W z o C 3 S3 a a a H CD r H- • w 0 r CD Joe S3 o N N a ' r- r4 r-H r-H v a o r-H co a o td a a ' C p v S3 p o 3 -1 p cd r CD CD CO 51 2 a CO aj a M HH O o o ►■ffi a p M p CO r-H n p r-H, 2 p a S3 P - a- 1 CO W CO a- 3 ►—1 • 0) 3 a o p ?T r-H r-H 3 P a a rD G 3 a =0 cs S3 •f 3 I o -■ { 54 j ... SENIOR SIDELIGHTS Our Cherished Thoughts As we, the class of 49, Leave dear Botetourt today We shall remember all the joys, We leave as we go away; Our cherished thoughts follow us No matter where we go; Some are very pleasant and Some are filled with woe; We shall remember all our friends Who shared our joys while here, Our teachers hold a special place Of all our memories dear; We wish to all under-classmen As many joys as we, Have had at dear Botetourt Until you—again we see. Rachael Booker LAST WILL We, the senior class of 1949, in twenty-two individual and distinct parts, having completed our required twelve years, close our educational field with the follow¬ ing items no longer our own. Woody Brown, who thinks football is fun, I eaves Franklyn Lyell his ability to run. Charles Catlett, who is quite a politician, Leaves Ralph Bristow his basketball position. Bernard Eastwood, who is quite shy, Leaves B. H. S. saying “Good-bye.” Nelson Robins, who shoots a line, Leaves Botetourt, far behind. Charles Sterling, biggest talker ever born, Leaves Harry Corr to carry on. Rachael Booker, our secretary, Leaves Botetourt without a worry. Guy German, the bus driving boy, Leaves Johnny Kimberly his bus for a toy. Kathryn Moore, who has a double, Wants Betty Jean to have her trouble. Joyce Howlett, who likes to look, Wills Mr. Bennett her Biology book. Leonora Kimberly, blond of the town, Wills her athletic ability to Edith Brown. Elizabeth Moore, who is lots of fun, Wills her books to Mary Dunn. Audrey Sterling, who could do worse, Leaves Botetourt to be a nurse. Dorothy Davis, who under the wheel likes to sit, Leaves Max Healy her driver’s permit. Ellen Hall, who likes a Brown, Leaves this school for another town. Loray Callis, a “Gwyn” to be, Leaves Joan Sterling the gymnasium key. Elizabeth Wilson, the slim little chick, Leaves Barbara Sterling to learn the trick. William Johnston, who lives three miles out of town, Wants Herman Thompson to have his cap and gown. The settled senior, Wilbur G. Leaves his desk to Frankie P. Elizabeth Leigh, the cute senior lassie, Leaves her black hair to a Junior named Cassie. Hilda Robbins, our basketball guard, Leaves the X-ray staff her calling card. Mary Louise Morgan, a musician to be, Leaves Botetourt for Bobby G. Enos Blake, ditch-driving lad, Leaves the ’38 to his faithful dad. Dorothy Davis Advertising Manager - { 57 EVANS CLEARING CORPORATION Phone 1000 NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL GAZETTE-JOURNAL Commercial Printing BUSINESS and PERSONAL STATIONERY SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES Gloucester, Virginia FOSTER, Inc, Mathews Leading Department Store QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR LESS Mathews, Virginia SMITH ' S SUPER SERVICE Roland F. Smith One-Half Mile North of Gloucester Point BELTS FOR ALL FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments of DeHARDIT MARTIN Compliments of J. H. MARTIN 8 COMPANY GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA -4 58 Compliments Compliments of of WEST POINT HOTEL AND DINING HALL COUNTESS BEAUTY SHOP West Point, Virginia Gloucester, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of RALPH ROBBINS M. A. WALDROP Naxera ----- Virginia KEMP ' S Compliments Wicomico, Virginia of CLOTHING—SHOES—HOME FURNISHINGS NORGE APPLIANCES CHARLIE DAVIDSON Compliments Compliments of of HUDGINS MEAT MARKET HYCO CLEANERS Gloucester, Virginia Mathews - - - - Virginia Compliments MATHEWS BEAUTY SALON of We Specialize in GLOUCESTER MEN ' S SHOP RADAR PERMANENT WAVES DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE L. H. McCLUNG EDWARDS MOTOR CO. FOOD MERCHANT Gloucester, Virginia Phone Gloucester 3311—Wan, Virginia S. G. JONES Compliments GAS—OIL—GROCERIES of North, Virginia GRINELS FLORIST C. H. GERMAN WARD ' S RESTAURANT GENERAL MERCHANDISE—GAS—OIL Follow the Crowd for Home Cooking Phone 58F3—Janies Store, Va. Phone 1922 —o— Mathews, Virginia - { 59 Compliments of GLOUCESTER-YORKTOWN FERRY, Inc. Located on U. S. 17 Norfolk-Washington Short Route - { 60 YORK SUPPLY CO. Building Materials WEST POINT VIRGINIA Compliments of Gloucester Equipment Co., Inc. McIntyre co., inc INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATION NEW HOLLAND HAY BALERS The Store of Necessities West Point Virginia Congratulations TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 Your Local Telephone Company TIDEWATER TELEPHONE COMPANY Compliments of S C LAMBERTH 8 BROTHERS WHITE MARSH.VIRGINIA - { 61 MORGAN’S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store SODAS - MAGAZINES - CIGARS - SUNDRIES Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Greyhound Bus Agent Phone 67 GLOUCESTER.VIRGINIA GLOUCESTER SUPPLY, Inc, SEEDS, FEEDS and BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 158 Gloucester.Virginia - i 62 } - HARRIS GARAGE KAISER-FRAZER —o— WILLYS JEEPS Sales and Service — Dan and Night Service Phone, 2282 Compliments Compliments of WILLIAMS and HOGGE of Wicomico, Virginia J. B. POLAND Compliments WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE of Gloucester, Va. ED ROWE and EDWIN CLAY W. B. CLEMENTS, Owner — B. R. WOODL AND C. W. B. BURKE General Merchandise GENERAL MERCHANDISE SMITHFIELD HAMS, A SPECIALTY Roanes, Virginia Selden, Virginia NEWTON MOTOR COMPANY General Auto Repairing Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers — GMC Trucks R. T. NEWTON, Prop. L. NEWTON, Mgr. Phone 2743 — Ordinary, Va. S top at JOHN ' S LUNCH Hayes, Store, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of COLONIAL 5c to $5 STORE UNION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Formerly Klatte‘s Store F. L. HALL, Asst. Manager Mathews, Va. SUTTON and KLINE R. P. HART and SON See Us for Your Athletic Equipment Baught’s Fertilizer—Sampson Paints—Kasco Feeds Thornhill Wagons Mathews, Virginia PHONE 3F22 COLOGNE, VA. - { 63 J. CARLYLE BROWN J. ROLAND HOGG Mortician STUDEBAKER DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Sales and Service Wicomico, Virginia BENA.VIRGINIA Phone 2663 Phone Hayes Store 2297 BROADDUS BROS. GENERAL ELECTRIC and GOODYEAR STORE HOGGE ' S RADIO SERVICE Edward C. Hogge, Prop. Bena, Virginia PHILCO RADIOS — REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS Phone Gloucester 153 Sales and Service Compliments of BELL MOTORS, Inc. Phone 53 DEALERS IN CHEVROLET AND BUICK -4 64 4- C 07 npli 7 nents of CHESAPEAKE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA WEST POINT, VIRGINIA -4 65 MATHEWS DAIRIES, Inc. W. T. FARY BROS. Management of Quality LUMBER—BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone 15F2 ICE CREAM and BUTTER ARK, VIRGINIA J. C. BROWN Compliments Distributor of of TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS NUTTALL COMPANY Gloucester and Mathews Ware Neck, Virginia FARINHOLT ELECTRICAL Compliments of EQUIPMENT COMPANY DEAL ' S POULTRY FARM FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES LIVE AND ALSO FANCY Congratulations to the Class 1948-‘49 DRESSED CHICKENS R. H. Deal Naxera, Virginia GLOUCESTER POINT DRY CLEANING — DYEING REFINISHING OF LEATHER GOODS MOTOR COMPANY H. S. HOPEWELL Gloucester Point, Virginia “Your Dry Cleaner for the Past 22 Years GLOUCESTER, VA. -4 66 } - Compliments of EDGE HILL THEATER BROWN FARINHOLT GRAY’S PHARMACY Gloucester, Virginia PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED CANDIES — CIGARS — COSMETICS Phone 43 BANK OF GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA Organized 1906 Capitol, $100,000.00 Surplus, $200,000.00 OFFICERS J. M. LEWIS, President J. T. DUVAL, Vice-President J. H. MARTIN, Vice-President J. H. WADDELL, JR., Asst. Vice-President H. I. LEWIS, Cashier and Trust Officer L. P. CORR, Asst. Cashier ELIZABETH L. CARY, Asst. Cashier ELIZABETH A. LEE, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS J. M. LEWIS, J. T. DUVAL, J. H. MARTIN, J. E. POINTER, J. B. MARTIN J. C. SHACKELFORD, H. I. LEWIS Build by Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ■4 67 NEW YORK LICENSED AND BONDED COMMISSION MERCHANT WE HAVE ALWAYS PAID OUR SHIPPERS ONCE WEEKLY ARTHUR ROBBINS, Inc. Wholesale Florists 112 WEST 28th STREET.NEW YORK CITY Over 45 Years — Selling Flowers TRI-COUNTY FURNITURE STORE Furniture for Every Room WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TRICO GAS FOR EASY COOKING Phone 137 Gloucester.Virginia 68 } - W. W. THOMPSON COMPANY, Inc. INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PHOTOS —o— SCHOOL RECORD PHOTOS A Card Will Bring Our Representative to Discuss This Service With You % 209-11-13 HULL STREET, P. O, DRAWER 2398 RICHMOND 17, VIRGINIA BOTETOURT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS — COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS and CALLING CARDS Supplied by W. C SAUNDERS CO. 717 EAST GRACE STREET RICHMOND.VIRGINIA -■«!{ 69 )§ ••“ Compliments of C. B. HORSLEY Short Lane, Virginia JOHNSTON ' S GARAGE Service Station Repairs — Gasoline and Oil WAN, VA. Compliments of A. J. MERCHEUTT WILLIAMS—TAILOR Custom-Made Clothes—Ladies’ and Gents’ All Kinds of Alterations and Repairs PHONE 155 YORKTOWN ICE U STORAGE CORP. ICE—COAL—FEEDS—BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES COAL—New River Soft Coals and Pennsylvania Anthracite—Screened Coal Southern States Cooperative Feeds, Seeds and Supplies Purina Chows and Sanitation Products GLOUCESTER STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM SUPPLIES Yorktown, Phone 2671 — Hayes Store, Phone 2621 — Gloucester, Phone 95 Compliments of WATKINS FLORAL CO. GLOUCESTER, VA. Our Sincere Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF ’49 Listen to “Electric Theatre” Sundays, 9 P. M. EAST COAST ELECTRIC CO. GLOUCESTER — o— MATHEWS “The Friendly People” Compliments of J. E. HUNT FORD — Sales and Service USED CARS Phone 61 TRACTORS Gloucester.Virginia - i 70 } •- Compliments of W. H. MILES SHOE CO., Inc. HUDGINS DRUG STORE Fine Shoe Specialists THOMAS E. HOGGE General Merchandise % FARM PRODUCTS BOUGHT AND SOLD Ordinary, Virginia—Phone Hayes Store 2748 1414 to 1422 E. Franklin St. Compliments RICHMOND of VIRGINIA F. A. CLEMENTS and SON Gloucester, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of BERKLEY FEED CORP. H. M. SMITH Gloucester Point COUNTRY STORE—Ordinary, Virginia CALLIE WILSON Curb Service H. C. SHACKELFORD SANDWICHES—BAR-B-Q—HAMBURGER AMERICAN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS HOTEL CALVIN Gloucester Point Gloucester’s Best for Food and Rest Virginia Phone 78 Gloucester, Va. Compliments J. DOSWELL DUTTON of FEEDS—HARDWARE—PAINTS—WALLPAPER LAWSON ' S BARBER SHOP Phone 52F2 Gloucester, Va. RIGAU CONCRETE WORK Compliments SEPTIC TANKS—WELL AND BRIDGE TANKS of C. B. BROWN Gloucester, Virginia Schley - - - - Virginia -4 71 }� - J. M. LEWIS, President R, B, FEILD, S ecy.-Treas. SOUTHSIDE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc, FIRE — AUTO — MARINE — BONDS — CASUALTY Experienced Old Line Companies—Competent Phone 94 RTO Building Gloucester, Va. Compliments of GLOUCESTER SEA FOOD PACKING CO. CASCADE PAPER COMPANY On the Htume River North Adams - = = Massachusetts Surely we can boast of the best living standards of any country on earth, but we didn’t accomplish this by sitting back comfortably, but by working and striving to do our best, SENIORS; Don ' t be caught out on a strike. Swing hard and level HUB CLEANERS HOME OF DRY CLEANING Leon W. Gregory, Proprietor Hayes Store, Virginia A. HENNETH HOGGE Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Wicomico, Virginia ROADVIEW FARM Gloucester = = = = = Virginia EGGS — POULTRY — BERKSHIRE HOGS LIVESTOCK=GRAIN=FARM PRODUCTS - { 72 ) - IT‘S FUN TO SKATE AT The Old Mill Skating Rink M. R. Hogge M. H. Hall Gloucester Chick Hatchery Va., U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed Baby Chicks and Starter Chicks Phone 114 Gloucester, Virginia Compliments of Pamunkey Motor Sales Joe Thomas John Newcomb PLYMOUTH - DESOTO R. P. Gray Phone 310 West Point, Va. William A. Conner Monuments - Floor Finishing Gloucester Point, Va. Compliments of ANNUAL STAFF Phone: Hayes Store 2461 Compliments of SENIOR CLASS “ 1949 ” 73 Autographs . - ■ y jcJ V vffi2£r ”“■ «(74fr- - ( 75 Hutogmphs — 6f 70 ) - «-• ♦ mi:in •: jjSj ■Spill , r§i i