Brentsville District High School - Flash Yearbook (Nokesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

Presented by: RUTH OWENS - Pino WWtam, W On the pages of this book is written the story of one of the happiest years of our lives. Like a circus parade, we have moved from a gay event to the more serious side of classwork, and back again to the ever pre¬ sent job of becoming what we would choose to be in the future. The Flash Staff of 1956 has recorded the events of this school session as a Circus Parade, winding its halting way through the halls of Brentsville District High School. We trust that our readers will find within the covers of our book of memoriesall the joy, pride, ambition; yes, even disappointment, and sometimes sorrow of our high school years. The bands play, the clowns caper, the marshalls keep order, and the parade moves on for the twenty-sixth year. VVc ■, W 1 mi TOrfll f — r ' § W - ' Mz INTRODUCTION OUR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENTS SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES 4 SPORTS BOYS GIRLS ADVERTISING OUR FRIENDS 0 DedccatoM TEACHERS We dedicafe this, the twenty-sixth edition of the Flash, to our parents and to four members of our school faculty and staff. They have guided our lives in the paths of unselfish service, wisdom, and virtue. Worthy membership in a progressive society has been their goal for us. As a means of showing our appreciation for their hard work and unselfish devotion, we dedicate to each and everyone of our individual parents, to Mr. P.B. Reading, Mr. Francis Daly, Mrs. Marie Reading, and Miss Hattie Mae Partlow, the Flash of 1956. We are extremely grateful for their encour¬ agement and enthusiasm at the times when our spirits were low. They have helped to make our work en¬ joyable, and we trust that this volume will be a reminder of our gratitude to them. PARENTS Onward, onward, ever faithful True and loyal be Like the mighty Bull Run Mountains, Ever proud of thee. As we tread her ivy portals. Truth and faith arise. We will lift our faces gently Upward to the skies. Oca ScjAooC UmxTHaten Hail to thee, our Nokesville High School, Loyal, brave, and true. We will sing our Alma Mater And lift our hearts to you. PASTORAL JOYS What is more wonderful than a rural community? The fields are a beautiful green in Springtime, A golden yellow thru the summer months, Then Harvest time—when Mother Nature Is getting ready for a much needed rest After all the labors of a busy season. Truly God ' s beauty is everywhere, but— Out here where the air blows sweet and fresh Our children run and play and enjoy— A puppy, a Kitten, a pet lamb, a baby pig, or a calf to raise as their very own. On beautiful farms such as the one pictured here. These things along with our churches and schools Make us realize how great God really is! _ Out (siCMWUMvuty 1 f vu. u. L.. Link, Principal of Brentsville District High School since 1950, possesses experience, training and executiveability. Un¬ der his leadership Brentsvilie District High School continues to grow in facilities, in enrollment, and in the high esteem of the people ofBrents- ville District. 1 - - l JrSg-.u ' ' •‘ll |M _ r u lJib- si — B D.H.S. FLOAT 3t fi fT I, ITT ilT l« iin r. f£T fi fiTif ? ' nTrTfi: ff7?An r : Ti ar r 7i? n n’,7 f r r ?- MR. HARRY E. GARBER College: Bridgewater Degree: BA Instructor of Algebra. Chemistry, and Geometry MISS HATTIE MAE PARTLOW College: Radford Degrees: BS and BA Instructor of English, French Latin, and Guidance Director Oux ' acuity MRS. JANE W. SLOOP College: Madison Degree: BS Instructor of Business Education MR. EMMETT H. L. SNELLINGS Colleges: University of Richmond, Southern Baptist Seminary Degree: BA Instructor of English and Librarian MR. CHARLES O. CALHOUN College: Fairmont State College Degree; AB Instructor of Biology, Health and Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY S. MOORE College: Radford Degree; BS Instructor of Physical Education. Health, and English 8 MR. FRANCIS J. DALY Colleges: American International University of Miami Degrees; BA and MA Instructor of English, History, and Government MISS ALBERTA E. HAWLEY College; Longwood Degree: BS Instructor of Science and Math MRS. MARIE H. READING College: Strayer Degree: Secretarial School Secretary MR. PHILIP B. READING College: V. P. I. Degree: BS Instructor of Agriculture MRS. JANE C. DALY College: Radford Degree: BS Instructor of English and Home Economics MR. JAMES R. RHODES Colleges: Elon Ohio University Degrees: BA and MFA Instructor of Band and Glee Club F i _| 1 II ■ as 1 h K is ' l m W 1 mg t Mr. Eddie Nelson and Mr. Eddie Batschelet take time out to eat lunch. Out two custodians are kept busy constantly cleaning the schooland keeping itin repair; however, they are always willing to help when asked to fix stage props, stop a leaky faucet, or prepare the auditorium for a meeting. We at B. D. H. S, are very grateful to the two Eddies. Occi r The students at B. D. H. S, are indeed lucky to have competent drivers transporting them daily to and from school. The school and community feel at ease with such experienced and capable men be¬ hind the wheels of the four buses that serve the area. They have transported children a total of 240 miles per day without accident. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Howard Marshall, Mr. L. J. Bowman, Mr. George Herring, and Billy Bolt. Bouquets are in order for Mrs. Paul Irvin and her helpers, Mrs. John Hyde, and Mrs. Susie Smith. Boys and girls line up 275 strong when meal time rolls around. Circus chow , especially the hot dogs, is the most popular menu. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Susie Smith, Mrs. John Hyde, and Mrs. Paul Irvin. LUTIE ANN BEVERLY SPUDS Live, love, and be happy.” Patrol I; F.H. A. 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Soft- ball 3,4; Buzzer Staff 3,4; Glee Club I; Asst. Photographer The Flash 4; Variety Show 3; Reporter Senior Class 4; Treasurer F.H.A. 2 . • SHIRLEY WALTINE COLLIER NUT Well. I did. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Band I; Basketball 2,4; Softball 2,3,4; Manager Basketball 3; Secretary F. H. A. 3; Junior Play 3; Buzzer Staff 3; Variety Show 3; Asst. Business Manager The Flash 4; Girls ' State 4; F. H. A. Representative 4; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM KENNARD BOLT SPORT So you think you know it all. Patrol 1, 2; K. V. G. 1.2, 3 , 4 ;F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Forum Delegate 2; Red Cross Council 2; Football 3; Junior Play 3: Forestry Judging Team 3,4; Baseball 3; Buzzer Staff 3; J. V. Basketball 3; Asst. Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; F. F. A. Basketball 4; Band 4; Variety Show 3; Advertising Chairman Junior Play 3; Asst. Business Manager Junior Play 3. Se taxti BETTY LEE CROUSHORN COOKIE Musical talent with a slinky smile F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band I,2,3,4; Patrol 1,4; Reporter F.H. A. 2; Federation Song Leader 4. DOUGLAS CONNER DUG Get in there and block. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Patrol I; F.F.A. 2,3,4; K. V.G. 2,3,4; Buzzer Staff 3; Baseball 4; Variety Show 3; Stage Manager Junior Play 3. 12 FLOSSIE MAE FLETCHER FRENCHIE You know it ' s so. Glee Club 1,3; F.H.A. 2,4; Variety Show 3; Buzzer Staff 3; Usherette Junior Play 3. SHIRLEY LEWIS CROUSHORN PINKY You want a lift, wear high heel shoes. Library Club I; F. F. A. 2,3,4; K. V. G. 2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Junior Play 3; F.F. A. Basketball 3,4; Art Editor Buzzer 3; F. F. A. Softball 3,4; Art Editor The Flash 4; Variety Show 3. 76 e ' P VMcU SHIRLEY ANN GREGG J1GGS You better believe it. Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Buzzer Staff 3. ALDEN DELANO GOUGH CRICKET You said it. F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. I, 2,3,4; F.F. A. Softball 2,3,4; p auol 3; Buzzer Staff 3; F.F. A. Basketball 3,4; Variety Show 3; Stage Manager Junior Play 3. SHIRLEY ANN JONES JONSIE Keep walking my way, and you ' ll never walk alone. Patrol I; Captain Patrol 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader I; Band I; Basketball 2,3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Junior Play 3;Softball 3, 4; Buzzer Staff 3; Variety Show 3; Girls’ Sports Editor The Flash 4; Secretary- Treasurer Glee Club 3; Senior Play 4; His¬ torian F. H. A. 2. DONALD RAY KERNS DUCK Do you live here or ride a bicycle? F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4; Patrol 2,3,4; F.F.A. Softball 3,4; Secretary F. F. A. 3; Buzzer Staff 3; Variety Show 3; Master of Ceremonies Junior Play 3. DELL ROBERT LUNSFORD LUM Women, women, women, more women. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; K. V. G. 1,2,3, 4 : Livestock Judging Team t, 2; Baseball 1,2.3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Secretary Sophomore Class2; F.F. A. Basketball 2,3,4; F.F.A. Softball 2,3,4; Treasurer F. F. A. 3; Delegate State S. C. A. Workshop 4; Treasurer S. C. A. 3; Buzzer Staff 3; Junior Play 3; Fire Crew 3; Fire Chief 4; President S. C. A. 4; Va¬ riety Show 3. Section. 4 , ROBERT WAYNE MANUEL LAUGH Look at that blackbird. J. V. Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,41 Glee Club 1,3, 4; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2 , 3,4; Secretary Band 2; For¬ estry Judging 2, 3, 4; Secretary F. F. A. 2; F.F.A. Basketball 2,3,4; F.F.A. Softball 2,3,4; Vice President Band 3; President Glee Club 3; F.F.A. Reporter 3; Junior Play 3; Asst. Editor Buzzer 3; Treasurer S. C. A. 3; Cattle Judging Team 3,4; Varsity Basket¬ ball 3; Football 3,4; Student Director Band 4; Vice President S.C.A. 4; President Sen¬ ior Class 4; Asst. Editor The Flash 4; Variety Show 3. 14 SENIE MARIE LEACH PEACHIE Happy, go lucky. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Buzzer Staff 3; Variety Show 3; Prompter Junior Play 3. TERRY DOUGLAS MAUCK TESSY Do it again, it feels so good. F.F.A. 1,2, 3.4; K.V.G. 1,2, 3.4; J. V. Basketball I, 2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Football 2,3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 2,3,4; Forestry Judging Team 2; Treasurer Sophomore Class 2; Band 3,4; F.F.A. Officer 3; Junior Play 3; Fire Crew 3, 4; F. F. A. Softball 3,4; Bas¬ ketball Score Keeper 2,3,4; Patrol 1,2; Feature Editor The Flash 4; Softball 3; Variety Show 3; Sound Effects Junior Play 3. DANNY ALDEN NEWLAND NUMSKULL What this country needs isn’t a 5 t cigar; it ' s a 5« anything. ” Band 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball i; Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football3,4; Pres¬ ident Junior Class 3; Junior Play 3; Business Manager Band 3; Business Manager Buzzer 3; Fire Crew 3; Variety Show 3; Treasurer Seftior Class 4; Treasurer County S. C. A. 4; Faculty Editor The Flash 4; Band Of¬ ficer 4; Senior Play 4. ANNIE ULUAN SMITH BILLIE Ain ' t love grand. President Freshman Class I; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1 , 2 , 3,4; Glee Club I, 2, 3,4: Library Club 1; Band Board of Control 1; Fire Crew I,2,3,4; Sports Editor Buzzer 3; Buzzer Staff I; Soft- ball 2,3,4; S.C.A. Council 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; President Junior Red Cross 3; Alt. Federation Senator 3; Variety Show 3; Fed¬ eration Senator 2; Senior Play 4; Senior Ed¬ itor The Flash 4; Chairman Magazine Committee 4; Senior Play 4. ARTHUR ROY PAYNE OYSTER I m dashed. Vice President S.C.A. 1; Basketball 1.2,3, 4; F. F. A. 1 , 2 , 3,4;K.V. G. I, 2 ,3,4; Glee Club 1 , 3 . 4 : Treasurer Athletic Association I; President Sophomore Class 2; Baseball 2, 3,4; S.C.A. Council 2; May Court 1,2,3; Federation Senator 2; Dairy Judging Team 2.3,4; State S.C.A. Convention 2,3; Foot¬ ball 3,4; Vice President F. F. A. 3; Vice President S.C.A. 3; Vice President Athletic Association 3; Band Major 3,4; Junior Play 3; Circulation Manager Buzzer 3; Cap¬ tain Patrol 3; Variety Show 3; Treasurer Junior Class 3; President Glee Club 4. BETTY ANN RANDALL BINDER And all that gunk. ” Patrol I; Glee Club 1,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; May Court 1,2,3; Miss B.D. H. S. 2; Secre¬ tary S. C. A. 2,3; Buzzer 1 , 2 ; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; S.C.A. Council 1,4; Forum Del¬ egate 2; Fire Crew 2; Junior Play 3; F. H. A. Federation Reporter 3; Softball 3,4; Editor Buzzer 3; Variety Show 3; Secretary Jun¬ ior Class 3; Delegate S.C.A. Convention 3; Federation Senator 2, 3; Editor The Flash 4; Senior Play 4. 1956 MARTIN AMOS STRUHS BUTTERCUP Don ' t let it worry you. ” Patrol 1,2,3,4; Buzzer Typist 3; Variety Show 3; Curtains and Lights Junior Play 3. 15 RICHARD WESLEY TAYLOR BONES S.C.A. Council 1 , 2 ; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2 ; K.V.G. 1,2; F.F.A. Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. Softball I. 2; Score Keeper 1,2, 3,4; S. C. A. Federa¬ tion Senator 2 ; Football 1,2,3; vice Presi dent Junior Class 3; S.C.A. Parliamentar¬ ian 3; Junior Play 3; Track 3,4; Sports Ed¬ itor Buzzer 3; Fire Crew 3; Variety Show 3; Business Manager The Flash 4; Junior Play 3. SENIOR SPONSOR DICTATOR They are always goofing off.” Mr. Francis Daly will always be remember¬ ed by his senior gang for the Junior and Sen¬ ior plays, the Junior-Senior Prom, the slave sale, and the variety show, nor will they forget the Virginia University football game. CASPER RAY WHETZEL CAP Gosh, I buy all the gas. F. F. A. 2, 3,4; K. V. G. 2,3,4; F. F. A. Soft- ball 2,4; F.F.A. Basketball 3,4; Cartoonist Buzzer 3; Asst. Art Editor The Flash 4; Patrol I; Variety Show 3; Stage Manager Junior Play 3. Settc M. JOHN DAVID WRIGHT DAVY CROCKETT Don ' t ask me; I just work here. Patrol 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Junior Play 3; Buzzer Typist 3; Variety Show 3; Cir¬ culation Manager The Flash 4. MARGARET JEANETTE WILKINS WAD Ain ' t that a blast? Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band r,2,3,4; Patrol 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; F-H.A. 1,2,3; S.C.A. Council 2,3,4; Glee Club Libiar ian 3; F. H. A. Songleader 3; Fire Crew 1,2, 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Buzzer Staff 3; Variety Show 3; Band Board of Con¬ trol I; Majorette 4; Student Director Glee Club 4; Treasurer S.C.A. 4; Alt. Federa¬ tion Senator 4; Senior Play 4; Club Editor “The Flash 4; District S. C. A. Delegate 3. 16 Setiior lazdend ARTHUR ROY PAYNE Soft-spoken and dependable, Ar¬ thur served as a capable vice presi¬ dent of such outstanding organizations as the S. C. A. , F. F. A,, and the Ath¬ letic Association. He was interested in music, and his bass voice could be heard in both Glee Club and the Choir. Asdrum major he directed the line of march. In 1955, he represented the local F. F. A. Chapter at the National Convention in Kansas City. As a lead¬ er or a ' follower, Arthur was always reliable. BETTY ANN RANDALL Valedictorian, Betty Randall, had a variety of interests. She served as editor of the school paper and editor of the FLASH. She played varsity bas¬ ketball for two years, participated in class plays, and served as secretary to the Student Council. In 1955, she represented her school at the State Convention. She was elected each year to the May Court by her class¬ mates. Attractive, gracious, and charming, Betty was considered most likely to succeed. DANNY ALDEN NEWLAND Salutatorian of the class of 1956, Danny attended All State Band, and served as business manager for the lo¬ cal band. He was particularly inter¬ ested in sports and participated in the State Track Meet. In addition to sports, band, and his academic class¬ es, he was interested in school pub¬ lications and dramatics. Studious, industrious, and modest, he was well liked by the students and faculty. DELL ROBERT LUNSFORD Bobby served two terms as presi¬ dent of the Student Council and was most outstanding in athletic events. He represented his school at the state S. C. A. Convention, and at the State Work Shop. As an active member of the F.F. A., he participated on judg¬ ing teams and in the sports activities of that organization. Bobby was al¬ ways good natured, courteous, and considerate of others. ANNIE LILLIAN SMITH Lillian could best be represented as a helping hand. No job was too big nor too trivial when there was a need for service. She enjoyed her commercial work, band, glee club and school sports. For two years she represented her school in the County Federation of S. C. A. S. She had supporting roles in both class plays and worked untiringly on the school publications. Her classmates consid¬ ered her the most studious girl. SHIRLEY WALTINE COLLIER A cheerful, efficient, go-get¬ ter, Waltine represented her school at Girls ' State and at the F. H. A. State Convention. She was president of the local F. H. A. Club, active in sports, and most persuasive in securing ads for the FLASH. She enjoyed dramat¬ ics, sang in the Glee Club, and liked creative writing. By student vote, she was acclaimed most popular senior girl. Frances Cooley Bowman Betty Lou Caton Edward Lee Roy Croushorn Delores Marie Johnson Lawrence Leslie Kearnes Rosa Lee Keys Betty Lee Liskey Faye Lee Schaeffer Edgar Allen Shepard Peggy Carolyn Shepherd rfnaund NOT PICTURED Thomas Huntley Thorpe, Jr, James Robert Shoemaker, Jr Ten Eyck De Witt Veeder Mary Virginia Utterback Lorenzo Dow Utterback Larry Dennis Yankey Faye Annette Whetzel James Milton Woodyard SofeAantone (yzt Grade Bell Beavers Carolyn Ann Theresa Bieber Clyde Wesley Breeden Charlotte Leona Breeden A© Margaret Ann Cain Morris Daniel Clayborn Janet Yvonne Collier Bertram Lyle Croushorn Elenora Jane Crummett Mary Gail Curtis Patricia Ann Fountain Peter Wayne Herring Margaret Virginia Hooe Martha Sue Irvin Margaret Ruth Jones Jack Edward Kellogg ■‘S ' Joyce Ann Leach Charles Albert Padgett Gail Allen Schaeffer Lydia Pauline Synder William Richard Thomas Marlyn Frances Wilkinson Warren Louis Wolfrey Olonzo Wallace Wood Otto Foy Steel, Jr. Kenneth Wilson Baber Kenneth Merrill Ball Mildred Marie Bolt Noreita Vesta Bowers Paul Farwell Broaddus Warren Lee Carter Maudine Clayborn Gene Wayne Conner Shirley Ann Coppage George Kendall Cowne Rebecca Ann Earhart Ruth Ellon Gough Betty Lou Gray George Douglas Gray, Jr. Franklin William Green William Ray Jackson Spicer Sterling Keys Betty Lee King Jean Rosemary Kriesel Charles Spencer Lee Penelope Jean Lofthus Clyde Massoletti Lomax Harriet Kellog Mills Estelle Downing Morris Clara Mae Newland Faith Elizabeth Poole Lewis Wade Randall Alice Faye Ritenour Donald Van Steenburgh Richard Thomas Theimer Colene Tiller Eleanor Hughson Trout Carlos Wayne Whitt Mary Edith Wood Josephine Helen Wolfrey 7H xd ty P No, Pictured ' Cl It IiAm2 a a s m ry e. o mh a a ak iri 9 t o ijiikiiiil C r} ' 1 Y mam S 9 A kild tkJ Uii. 21 iy fli M.Lt. a ftM O A jrt ft mm y ft fS i ijj fjjfu ft a LbJ J a V a - T iil a a a a NOT PICTURED r 1 1 i si Mi ft ft . il A ' TftaAe ' 20 acf, ' P n 76c Jean Marie Beavers Ira Ray Burton Joan Loraine Caton Betty Lou Clayborn Lois Marie Compton Betty Jean Corbin Ann Miller Cowne Monenne Yvonne Davis Ruth Peggy Duvall Kay Evalyn Dove Virginia Mae Fitzgerald William Furr Beauty Loraine Gilbert Betty Jean Hale Daniel Thomas Haley Ann Rose Harris Gerald Winifred Hopkins Royal Elaine House Iris Ann Kearnes Terry Lee King Margaret Ellis Link Cathryn Virginia Lunsford Gordon Franklin Mayhugh, Jr. Mac Arthur George Mayhugh William Joseph Mayhugh Sharon Zerbe Morris Fay Deen Payne Homer Lee Pearson, Jr. Joan Marie Reading William Wayne Schaeffer Kenneth Wayne Shepherd Doris Solliday Donald Keith Simpson Duane Roger Vance Delancey Webster Helen Mae Weeks George Edward Wright James Alfred. Yankey Marlyn Virginia Yankey NEWS STAFF SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Fitzgerald, Lynn Randall, Audrey Fogle, and Peggy Shepherd. STANDING: Nancy Olmsted, Billy Corbin, Danny Link, Richard Jacobs, Frances Bowman, and Kenny Hyde. ARTISTS Teddy Veeder and Rosa Lee Keys have just completed a master¬ piece. WORKING GROUP FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Audrey Fogle, Lynn Randall, and Teddy Veeder. SECOND ROW: Peggy Shepherd. Margaret Payne, and Kenny Hyde. STANDING: Faye Whetzel. EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Jones, Girls ' Sports Editor; Danny New land, Faculty Editor; Lillian Smith, Senior Editor; Beverly Poole, Class Editor. BACK ROW: John Wright, Circulation Manager; Terry Mauck, Feature Editor; Arthur Payne, Boys ' Sports Editor; Shirley Croushorn and Casper Whet- zel. Art Editors; Peggy Wilkins, Club Editor. Bobby Manuel, assistant editor, and Betty Randall, editor, are being shown the Myers yearbook working outline by Miss Hattie Mae Partlow, sponsor. PHOTOGRAPHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lutie Beverly, Assistant Photog¬ rapher; Mr. Howard Churchill, Photographer; and Bobby Lunsford, Student Photographer. WORKING GROUP SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Wilkins, Lillian Smith, Richard Taylor, Waltine Collier, Shirley Jones, and Beverly Poole. STAND¬ ING: Danny Newland, and Betty Randall. Program Chairman, Betty Ran¬ dall, pins a program schedule on the bulletin board. S. (?■ $■ ‘TfianaAcvU FALL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Wilkins, Treasurer; and Pat Davis, Secretary. STANDING: Richard Taylor, Parliamentarian; Bobby Lunsford, President; and Bobby Manuel, Vice President. Lunchroom Chairman, Marga¬ ret Payne, puts a record on the phonograph in the lunchroom. Ways and Means Chairman, Billy Corbin, takes up money for a movie. Buildings and Grounds Chair¬ man, Edgar Shepherd, is ready to pick up paper on the grounds. COUNTY FEDERATION FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Partlow, Sponsor; Bobby Lunsford, Nancy Olmsted, Peggy Wilkins, Patty Fountain, Rebecca Earhart, and Jean Hale. SECOND ROW: Bobby Manuel, Danny Newland, Billy Corbin, and Mildred Bolt. Social Chairman, Shirley Fitz¬ gerald, pins a ribbon on Billy Corbin, showing he paid admis¬ sion to the Sadie Hawkins party. Health and Welfare Chairman, Faye Schaeffer, prepares a package for a needy family. SPRING EXECUTIVE OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Shepherd, Reporter; Shirley Jones, Treasurer; and Margaret Payne, Secretary. STANDING: Bobby Manuel, Vice President; Bobby Luns¬ ford, President; and Mickey Irvin, Parliamentarian. This page sponsored by MAYHUGH and WATTS Manassas, Virginia Our Virginia state S. C. A, emblem. Sponsor, Miss Hattie Mae Part- low, patiently and very ably helps us with Council problems. SPRING COUNCIL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rebecca Earhart, Shirley Fitzgerald, Peggy Shepherd, Shirley Jones, Margaret Payne, Pat Davis, Nancy Olmsted, and Faye Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Lyle Croushorn, Mickey Irvin, Kenny Shepherd, Bobby Manuel, Bobby Lunsford, Bernard Bolt, Billy Corbin, Arthur Payne, and Patty Fountain. A F. F. A. CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Ctoushorn, Conductor; Donald Kerns, Treasurer; Warren Wolfrey, Conductor; Bobby Lunsford, Vice President; Bobby Manuel, Secretary; Arthur Payne, President; Mickey Irvin, Sentinel; Bernard Bolt, Terry Mauck. SECOND ROW: Carlos Whitt, Charles Lee, Gene Conner, Richard Theimer, Billy Thomas, Morris Clayborn, Clyde Lomax, Donald Steenburgh, Spicer Keys, John Bean, Wade Randall. THIRD ROW: Jack Kellogg, Larry Yankey, Lonnie Wood, Pete Herring, Shirley Croushorn, Thomas Thorpe, Billy Bolt, Kendall Cowne, Edgar Shepherd, Buddy Croushorn, Mr. Reading, Sponsor. Buddy Croushorn proudly shows off his corn crop. Edgar Shepherd has his Holstein Heifer ready for the county fair. • ' . I 1 (?lxcu TMertayen Buddy Ctoushorn leads the Sears, Roebuck Chapter Bull which makes his home on the Croushorn farm. Mr. Reading demonstrates the woodworking tools to his shop class. Wf |1 y ▼ nt ] i j IfIT ■ VATMv f ' ’ iji 1 4 J PH ■ a k-SS £ f rrm Janet Collier and Margaret Hooe are pinning a pattern on the material in preparation for a new garment. Waltine Collier is President of the Nokesville F. H. A. Club. AMER Margaret Payne is making an electric lamp from an old jug. Betty Randall is President of the County Federation of F. H, A. 2 new «°1 F. H. A. CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Waltine Collier. Margaret Payne, Patty Fountain, Sue Irvin, Nancy Olmsted, Betty Croushorn, and Mrs. Daly, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Pat Davis, Eleanor Trout, Penny Loftus, Betty King, and Mildred Bolt. THIRD ROW: Janet Collier, Margaret Hooe, Marlyn Wilkinson, Ruth Gough, Faye Schaeffer, and Mary Wood. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Leach, Mar¬ garet Cain, Gail Schaeffer, Charlotte Breeden, Shirley Coppage, and Audrey Fogle. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Jones, Peggy Wilkins, Gail Curtis, Peggy Beavers, Ruth Jones, Betty Liskey, and Betty Randall. Faye Schaeffer is getting ready to wash clothes in the automatic wash- Margaret Payne and Audrey Fogle are making jelly, Bet it will be yummy I 31 Mr. Emmett Snellings, Librarian and club sponsor, reads his shelves. ! i ' ll !fii£ Uj|. ■ i I ifiv • mU • � Ml ' � jiy f N ’ xj i 1 1 MAJORETTES KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Kriesel and Nancy Olmsted. STANDING: Margaret Link, Peggy Wilkins, Marlyn Wilkinson, Shirley Fitzgerald, Captain; Arthur Payne, Drum Major; Lynn Randall, Jean Hale, and Bonnie Da¬ vis. This page sponsored by DUDLEY MARTIN CHEVROLET Manassas Virginia FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Spittle, Jean Hale, Margaret Link, Dorothy Trout, Betty Jean Wright, Jean Cowne, and Roy Davis. SECOND ROW: James Rhodes, Director; Janet Earhart, Eliza¬ beth House, Catol Kriesel, Bucky Griffith, Priscilla Brown, John Stuart Me Michael, Peter Clifford, and Bobby Hale. THIRD ROW: Stuart Neff, George Powell, Linda Shoemaker, Patsy Richardson, Donnie Simpson, Kitty Lunsford, Gayle Flory, and Helen Winslow. FLUTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Morris, Betty Croushorn. B CLARINETS, FIRST ROW: Delores Johnson, Pat Davis, Peggy Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Gail Curtis, Sue Irvin, Rebecca Earhart, Lillian Smith. THIRD ROW: Betty Caton, Mar- lyn Wilkinson, Betty Lou Gray, Curtis Griffith. BASS CLARINET: Pete Herring. SAXOPHONES: Shirley Fitzgerald, Ann Cowne, Lynn Randall, Kenny Hyde, Kendall Cowne. CORNETS, FIRST ROW: Mickey Irvin, Danny Link. SECOND ROW: Joan Caton, Elaine House. THIRD ROW; Betty Corbin, Mary Wood. FRENCH HORNS: Peggy Beavers, Ruth Jones, Edgar Shepherd. TROMBONES: Jerry Hopkins, Tommy Cowne, Francis Herring, Billy Corbin, Danny Newland. BARITONE: Bobby Manuel. BASSES: Billy Bolt, Donny Simpson. DRUMS: Peggy Shepherd, Margaret Payne, Lonnie Wood, Teddy Veeder. CYMBALS: Terry Mauck. BELLS: Jean Kriesel. DIRECTOR: James Rhodes. SVl4 u. Dlb H{ vicA ' MJU H e @0icu4, Sccfi i Sand BAND OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Man¬ uel, Student Director; Peggy Shepherd, Sec¬ tion Leader; Rebecca Earhart, Librarian; Billy Corbin, Presi¬ dent; Pat Davis, Sec.- Treas.; Edgar Shep¬ herd, Section Leader; Betty Croushorn, Sec¬ tion Leader. STAND¬ ING: Danny Newland, Section Leader; Ken¬ ny Hyde, Section Leader; Francis Her¬ ring, Quartermaster; Mickey Irvin, Vice President. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Payne, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer; Ar¬ thur Payne, President; Charlotte Bre ede n, Reporter; Pat Davis, Vice President; Pete Herring and Nancy Olmsted, Librarians; Terry Mauck, Sgt. - at-Arms; and Peggy Wilkins, Student Di¬ rector. ‘Voiced 3tend, Tttd i fie ftfi FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Caton, Betty Corbin, Iris Kearnes, Betty Gray, •Charlotte Breeden, Ruth Gough, •Mil¬ dred Bolt, Jean Beavers, Rebecca Earhart, Helen Weeks, Joan Reading, ‘Peggy Duvall, ‘Peggy Shepherd, Sue Irvin, and Mary Wood. SECOND ROW: Shirley Coppage, Gail Schaeffer, Marlyn Yankey, Lillian Smith, ‘Peggy Wil kins, Clara Newland, Marlyn Wilkinson, Faith Poole, Shirley Jones, Shirley Fitzgerald, ‘Pat Davis, Betty Liskey, Gail Curtis, Betty Randall, Nancy Olmsted, Eleanor Trout, Peggy Beavers, ‘Margaret Payne, Ruth Jones, Colene Tiller, ‘Penny Lofthus, •Elaine House, and Betty Croushorn. THIRD ROW: Ann Cowne, •Waltine Collier, Ann Rose Harris, Sharon Morris, Bonnie Davis, Mickey Irvin, ‘Arthur Payne, Ray Burton, Billy Bolt, ‘Peter Herring, Teddy Veeder, Terry Mauck, ‘Donnie Simp¬ son, Terry King, Virginia Fitzgerald, Kay Dove, Margaret Link, Jeanne Hale, and Doris Solliday. NOT PICTURED: ‘Bobby Manuel, Warren Carter, ‘Jimmie Shoemaker, ‘Betty Caton, and ‘Jean Kriesel. Members of the A Capella Choir. Meet Miss Maisie DeWolfe, Say, has anyone seen Doogie Dean, the speed demon? (?cut Miss Wilella Wylie Adelaide Burkeleigh-Banks Betty Hartford Doreen Burkeleigh-Banks Skid Werling Parsimonius Jackson Sylvester Butterfish Gurney Maddox Bob Nickerson Oriole Byrd Kitinka Katzenpheifer Doogie Deane Mrs. Philo Pratt Finchley St. John III Betty Randall Waltine Collier Lutie Beverly Shirley Jones Bobby Lunsford John Wright Shirley Croushorn Richard Taylor Bobby Manuel Lillian Smith Beverly Poole Danny Newland Peggy Wilkins Arthur Payne It ' s a-a-a- beetle Soleless Sam William Harrison Gloria Wiloughby Stage Managet Ann Wiloughby Rebecca West Andrew Barnes Mother Blake Henrietta Wiloughby Sandra Mellon Oliver Mellon Prompter Stage Manager Patches Jean Roget, M. D. Richard Taylor Bobby Manuel Betty Randall Johnny Wtight Lillian Smith Lutie Beverly Danny Newland Peggy Wilkins Waltine Collier Shirley Jones Shirley Croushom Arthur Payne Alden Gough Terry Mauck Donald Kerns Here, let ' s put her on the couch. She is ill, The biggest bug I ever caught, ‘RtyyOUy MAY DAY COURT, CROWN BEARERS: Richard Beach and Butch Beard. FLOWER GIRLS: Audrey King and Judy Bear. ATTENDANTS: Teddy Veeder, Billy Corbin, Arthur Payne, Ernest Kellog, Bobby Lunsford, King Nelson Bradshaw and Queen Connie Shepherd. ATTENDANTS: Betty Randall, Betty Lou Caton, Margaret Payne, Sue Irvin and Mildred Bolt. Queen of Heans’ Dance, QUARTET: Robert Beahm, Harold Way- bright, Harley Kline. Not pictured is Harry Garber. Way down upon an old plantation, guests enjoy a real Southern meal. Waiters at the Junior-Senior banquet. This Page Sponsored By: CHURCHILL PHOTO PHOTOGRAPHERS Box 69 Phone 182-F2 Manassas, Virginia 9 f y m , i J kit 5 i m r U • a! if � jjv V f + jkl MfHHa jL JJx atV- ' 1 L 1 ■ 5 Lv S VN m t . • M FROSTY SUSIE Principal D. C. Link crowns Ray Burton, Frosty the Snowman, and Jeanne Hale, Susie Snowflake, at the Christmas social, Court not pictured: Alden Gough, Arthur Payne, Shelby Blankenship, and Peggy Wilkins. Ah, refreshment time I Junior mothers boss the kitchen, Overseers, Green and Wright, relax in well-fed comfort. Ya ' ll come, ” and enjoy Southern hospitality. This Page Sponsored By: KEARNES SONS AMOCO Manassas, V ’■ T _ MOST POPULAR Richard Taylor and Waltine Collier MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Randall and Arthur Payne FUTURE HOMEMAKER AND FUTURE FARMER Lutie Beverly and Bobby Lunsford FRIENDLIEST Terry Mauck and Flossie Fletcher MOST DRAMATIC Danny Newland and Peggy Wilkins CUTEST GIRL Shirley Jones vs MOST STUDIOUS Donald Kerns and Lillian Smith SHYEST Casper Whetzel and Senie Leach M.P.S BIGGEST EATERS Johnny Wright and Shirley Gregg CLASS CLOWNS Douglas Conner and Waltine Collier CUTEST BOY Billy Bolt MOST TALENTED Betty Croushorn and Danny New land BEST ALL AROUND Bobby Manuel and Peggy Wilkins M OST ATHLETIC Arthur Payne and Betty Randall LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Thomas, Sophomore; Terry King, Eighth Grade; Betty Lou Caton, Junior; Mildred Bolt, Freshman; Terry Mauck, Senior; and D. C. Link, Sponsor. FRONT TO BACK: John Bean, Terry King, Donald Simpson, Jean Krie- sel, Charles Lee, Shirley Jones, Mil¬ dred Bolt, Mary Wood, Clara New- land, Gail Schaeffer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Weeks, Kitty Lunsford, Donald Steenburgh, Beverly Poole, Nancy Olmsted, Au¬ drey Fogle, Teddy Veeder, Ray Burton. SECOND ROW: Pauline Synder, Jane Crummet, Peggy Bea¬ vers, Elaine House, Donald Kerns, James Woodyard, Dow Utterback, Martin Struhs, Warren Carter. SPONSOR: D. C. Unk. Richard Taylor Arthur Payne Danny Newland HOME VISITORS Nokesville 69 . . Rappahannock 32 Nokesville 49 • . Marshall 47 Nokesville 42 . . Herndon 49 Nokesville 59 • . George Mason 49 Nokesville 48. . Gar-Field 43 Nokesville 48. . Loudoun 7° Nokesville 53 • . Osbourn 6 ? Nokesville 65 • . Rappahannock 41 Nokesville 33 • . Loudoun 47 Nokesville 53 • . Gar-Field 24 Nokesville 56 . . George Mason 73 Nokesville 55 • . Warrenton 36 Nokesville 48 . . Warrenton 38 Nokesville 38. . Marshall 34 Nokesville 55 . . Osbourn 72 TOURNAMENT SCORES Nokesville 37 . . Herndon 56 Nokesville 58 . . Osbourn 53 This page sponsored by THE BOUQUET MART Flowers for all occasions. Manassas, Virginia JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Mayhugh, Charles Lee, Donald Steenburgh, Richard Theimer, Kendall Cowne, Peter Herring, Warren Carter, Kenny Shepherd, Bert Croushorn, and Donnie Simpson. STANDING: Danny Link, Manager, and Coach Calhoun. 45 VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Calhoun, BillyCorbin, Danny Newland, Arthur Payne, Edgar Shep¬ herd, Richard Taylor, Warren Wolfrey, Bobby Manuel, Dow Utterback, Francis Herring, and Bobby Lunsford. Oun, BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Yankey, Bert Croushorn, Warren Wolfrey, Billy Corbin, Bob Lunsford, Bob Manuel. BACK ROW: Manager, Danny Link, Edgar Shepherd, Ted Veeder, Jim Shoemaker, Charles Lee, Donald Steenburgh, Arthur Payne, and Coach Calhoun. ' Ho eAviCie KNEELING: Danny Newland, Billy Corbin, Edgar Shepherd, Kenny Hyde, Mickey Irvin. STANDING: Buddy Croushorn, Bobby Man¬ uel, Bob Lunsford, Teddy Veeder, Arthut Payne, and Coach Cal¬ houn. This page sponsored by FROST FORD Manassas, Virginia Telephone 84 or 494 S. D. Eustace, Partner Danny Newland takes first in the ioo yard dash at Osbourn. SOFTBALL SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Davis, Sue Irvin, Lillian Smith, Peggy Shepherd, Marga¬ ret Payne, and Waltine Collier. STANDING: Faye Whetzel, Manager; Peggy Wilkins, Nancy Olmsted, Peggy Beavers, Betty Randall, Ruth Jones, Shirley Jones, and Mrs. Dorothy Moore. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Breeden, Shirley Fitzgerald, Marga ret Payne, Captain; Lynn Randall, and Patricia Fountain. This page sponsored by W. HILL BROWN, JR Manassas, Va Our cheerleaders boost our team spirit, Shirley Jones Co-captain Betty Randall Co-captain Lillian Smith Maty Utterback Patricia Davis w J J f i HOME VISITORS Nokesville 47 • . Rappahannock 3 Nokesville 62 . . Marshall 49 Nokesville 53 • . Herndon 42 Nokesville 57 • . George Mason 46 Nokesville 43 • . Gar-Field 56 Nokesville 42 . . Osbourn 4i Nokesville 37 • . Rappahannock 40 Nokesville 29 . . Loudoun 27 Nokesville 57 • . Gar-Field 58 Nokesville 57 • . Warrenton 38 Nokesville 58 . . Warrenton 35 Nokesville 40 . . Marshall 34 Nokesville 50 . . Osbourn 53 TOURNAMENT SCORES Nokesville 48 . . Osbourn 38 Nokesville 51 . . Gar-Field 32 VARSITY BASKETBALL This page sponsored by PRINCE WILLIAM ELECTRIC CO-OP. Manassas, Va. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-captains, Shirley Jones and Betty Randall. SECOND ROW: Ruth Jones, Lillian Smith, Sue Irvin, Peggy Shepherd, and Peggy Wilkins. STANDING: Coach, Mrs. Moore; Pat Davis, Peggy Beavers, Mary Utterback, Gail Curtis, Nancy Olmsted, and Waltine Collier, Manager. w m t l T ms MRS. DOROTHY MOORE, Coach JUNIOR VARSITY SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fay Deen Payne, Ruth Gough, Joan Caton, Rebec¬ ca Earhart, Joyce Leach and Kitty Luns¬ ford. STANDING: Coach Moore, Mary Wood, Gail Schaeffer, Loraine Gilbert, Bonnie Davis, Virginia Fitzgerald, Pau¬ line Synder, and Mildred Bolt, Manager. Compliment’s of BRUMBACK ELLIS Torn Frost Telephone 5 WARRENTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of ROY FITZWATER ' S GROCERY MANASSAS COFFEE SHOP Manassas 403 Home-t pe cooking HUTTON PAYNE General Insurance Culpeper Street Warrenton, Virginia Tel. 541 SOUTHERN STATES Compliments of Southern States Nokesville Cooperative Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Friendly Service Always Phone: Nokesville 27 We Deliver WHITE HALL FARM if) POXTMC. William F. Hale KOONS PONTIAC, INC. Nokesville, Virginia 535 Centerville Road Manassas, Virginia Phone 590 Phone - 8N42 24 Hour Service Radio Dispatched MANASSAS TAXI Congratulations Graduates of 1956 May happiness and success be yours WILSON MOTOR CO. Catlett, Va. PEOPLE ' S BARBER SHOP Manassas, Va. 121 South Main Street NOKESVILLE GARAGE Phone 291 For Prompt, Courteous Service Anywhere Anytime Auto and Tractor Repairs Body and Fender Work - Painting Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 12N2 Nokesville, Va (ESTABLISHED 1867) FE$DS, FERTILISERS Rear 333-34 Center Street Manassas, Virginia Phone - Manassas 227 FAITH ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 9N12 Nokesville, Va. Best in town. MANASSAS PHARMACY Phone 28 Always at your service. lue Ridtpe datehuoAe fyusuutuAe. Phone 900 Warrenton, Va. NATION WIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO ' S. Auto Fire Life R. O. Bridges, Agent Manassas, Virginia Phone 472 COCKE ' S PHARMACY Where Friends Meet Manassas, Virginia HURST JEWELERS Established 1891 Gift Shop Complete line of Hamilton, Elgin, Bui ova Watches Phone 9 Warrenton, Va PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Marble and Granite Manassas, Virginia Memorials KLINE MEMORIALS O. M. Kline, Prop. Manassas, Va. Phone Shop: 324-J Home: 324J2 MADISON ' S BARBER SHOP Main Street Warrenton, Va. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK of Warrenton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation zmb Clothiers for Men and Boys Since 1898 Warrenton, Va. 230 W. Center Street Manassas, Virginia HESCO GASSERVICE Low cost L-P gas service for modern and efficient cooking and water heating Estate, Tappan, Roper, and Hardwick automatic and C-P gas ranges Crane Superior water heaters Easy Washers Zenith .Radios Gas and oil floor furnaces and space heaters Frigidaire Refrigerators Delco water systems and pumps HYNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Phone 49 Manassas, Va. C. E. FISHER SON HARDWARE 106 South Battle Street Manassas, Va. Phone 319 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Warrenton. Va. Phone 572 BROWN HOOFF, INC. Building Material Everything for the Home Manassas, Va. Phone Manassas 50 53 A. CRUMMETT SON Groceries - Notions Phone Haymarket 4-3491 Gas, Oil - Feeds Proudly Serving Brentsville Graduates ShH RAYMOND PAGE P. O. Box 236 Vinton, Va. CLAUDE E. HIXSON Real Estate Manassas, Va. Office Phone Manassas 74 Home Phone Manassas 122 1. Bobby Lunsford 2. Waltine Collier 3. Peggy Wilkins 4. Bobby Manuel 5. Lillian Smith 6. Beverly Poole 7. Variety Show Chorus Line 8. Betty, Shirley, Waltine, Lillian, Peggy 9. Senie Leach 10. Casper Whetzel 11. Seventh Grade Graduation 12. Betty Randall 13. Donald Kerns 14. Shirley Jones mwnsj. ni’rv Skzdi} ia di ' DcU ' Uf Calfhood Vaccinated - Bangs Free T B Accredited No. 564299 DHIA Testing Our farm has been the home of Shadybrook Registered Holstein-Friesian dairy cattle for thirty years. The herd has been improved by Ragapple, Dunloggin, Ormsby Pabst breeding Calves and cows for sale occasionally. TED J. SHEPHERD Phone 11-N-l 1 Nokesville. Va • ti41 4 THE JOURNAL MESSENGER 113 W. Center St, Manassas, Va. Buyers Of All Kinds Of Scrap Metal Waste Paper Batteries-Radiators We Sell Used Parts MARTY ' S IRON METAL CO. Martin Sislen Manassas, Va. Prop. Phone 257 Compliments of A. D. KIDD DISTRICT GROCERY STORE Me Michael Payne Groceries - Vegetables - Meats General Merchandise - Feeds - Seeds - Cement Nokesville, Va. Phone 9 N 2 HAGER ' S TELEVISION All makes TV ' s and radios serviced Phone 16 Nokesville, Va. Compliments of J. C. KINCHELOE 1 To serve our Patrons well and make each service a stepping stone towards their perfect confidence, is the desire and con¬ stant endeavor of our organization. GEO. D. BAKER SON Established 1894 Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers Modern Ambulance Used Only for Moving the Sick or Injured. Phone: Service Day or Night 91F3 Manassas. Va McMICHAEL’S SERVICE Nokesville, Va. Phone 31-N-2 Manassas, Va. mm I « 1 mm II Manassas 588 Batteries Cinder Blocks Tires Tubes Formal I Tractors Agrico Fertilizer Used Cars for Sale New Holland Hay Bailer General Electric Appliances New Holland Forge Harvester Plumbing and Heating Supplies Service for Cars and Machinery Goodyear Farm and Home Supplies Myers Bros. Deep and Shallow Well Pumps Dodge-Plymouth Automobiles. Parts and Service International Harvester Machinery and Appliances Distributors of Esso Standard Oil Company ' s Products STANLEY R. ROWLAND COMPANY, INC Realtors incorporated Fauquier County ' s Shopping Center Phone 490 Warrenton, Va. We Buy with YOU in Mind Phone JE. 3-3333 118 E. Broad Street Falls Church, Va. GILL IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Compliments of McCormick and New Holland Farm Machinery Far mall Tractors I. J. BREEDEN Box 381 WARRENTON CAR STORAGE Wholesale Distributors Automotive Parts and Supplies Warrenton, Virginia Phone 1060 Compliments of SNACK BAR PARTSl H. T. Dowell 327 Center St. Warrenton, Va. Phone 383 Manassas, Va. FITZWATER’S GARAGE De-Soto Plymouth Sales and Service Ferguson Tractors and Farm Equipment Nokesville, Va. Phone 25 MANASSAS LUMBER CORPORATION Lumber - Mill Work Hardware Builders Supplies Manassas, Virginia Phone Manassas 340 and 341 and 342 Compliments of THE YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP SUDDUTH - MOSER FUNERAL HOME Men ' s and Boy ' s Furnishings 24 hr. Ambulance Service Manassas, Va. Warrenton, Va. Eugene Davis, Prop. Phone 322-J Phone 343 or 196 Compliments of ROHR ' S 5c TO $1.00 STORE R. J. RATCLIFFE Manassas, Virginia WARRENTON SUPPLY COMPANY INC. Warrenton, Virginia GARDINER ' S Hardware and Farm Supplies Kelvinator Drug Store Hot Point Electrical Appliances Maytag The Rexall Store Nash Automobiles Phone 6 Warrenton, Va. Fully Equipped Repair Shop NOKESVILLE BARBER SHOP Open Tues. Fri. Sat. E. L. Gough HERRING ' S FARM SUPPLIES J.l. Case Farm Machinery - Wisconsin Motors Dunlop Tires - Perfection Milkers Phone Nokesville, Va. 23-N-5 KING ' S GROCERY SERVICE STATION 1 1 2 Mile West of Manassas, Virginia On Route 28 Phone 429-J 1. We are the Nokesville Girls 2. Gail Schaeffer 3. Donnie Simpson 4. Helen Weeks 5. Ruth Jones and Sue Irvin 6. Peggy Shepherd and Margaret Payne 7. Marlyn and Gail 8. Marlyn Yankey 9. Kitty Lunsford 10. Marlyn Wilkinson 11 . Betty Lou Grey 12. Wilson Collier 13. Audrey Fogle 14. Nancy and Robert Olmsted Compliments of L. W. HUFF Betty Ann Randall L.H.EICHER AND CO. Seed Cleaning Treating Plant Feed Grinding Mixing DEKALB Seed Corn Phone: Warrenton 186 W 2 Located at OPAL, Va. 3 Miles South of Manassas On Route 234 18-Hole Miniature Course Picnic Facilities and Frozen Custard Stand J 1 11 lid Suck Bar ___. - BIG OAK DRIVING RANGE nd MINIATURE GOLF COURSE TRENIS DEPARTMENT STORE CATLETT, VIRGINIA Quality Products . . . Friendly Service METERED SERVICE PROMPT SERVICE FOR RURAL CALL COOKING REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING STERLING 8-5431 Compliments of CLAY WOOD AND FAMILY Peggy Wilkins and Kenny Hyde BATEMAN ' S BARBER SHOP It pays to look your best Nokesville, Va. Compliments of ED MICHAEL SURPLUS STORE MUSIC and HOBBY CENTER Manassas and Warrenton Keep Smiling Manassas, Virginia The Tigers hustle in B. D. H. S. ' s first game of the season with Rappahannock. Nice shot, Peggy 1 Yah! Yah! Take it away. Can she manage? But keen! Not spooks, just Seniors in The Ghost House! ”47 31. ” growl the Tigerettes as they win over Rappahannock. Did it go in? A high flying Tiger (Danny Newland). Shake, rattle, and roll at the Christmas KEN-AVON DAIRY FARM George K. Cowne and Sons Nokesville, Virginia Phone - 20N32 See Your Fussell Dealer STEPHENS ' GROCERY General Merchandise Soft Drinks Ice Cream Gas Oil Brentsville, Va. Manassas 0126F22 Fussell Young Ice Cream Co. Individually Wrapped Portions Plus Quality That Can Not Be Scooped Everybody Gets His Favorite Flavor More For Your Money 04 S3 anfz oj- dVofzziuLCtz, {Jna. CHARTERED 1909 tzAfofiSAvitCz, l iicjLnLa LOANS 2% Interest Paid on Commercial Mortgage Phone Savings Deposits Auto Installment Nokesville 38 Harvey R. Smith Nokesville, Virginia D.H.I.A. Testing Nokesville 10N51 STONEWALL REALTY 216 E. Center Street Phone 466 Manassas, Va. And INSURANCE CO., INC. Phone Manassas, Va. 444 WILMER HUTCHISON Insurance Auto Life Fire Res. Phone Haymarket 4-3300 Office Manassas 684 NORMAN REALTY HUNTON TIFFANY Sales and Rentals Manassas, Virginia John J. Norman 118 E. Center Street Manassas, Virginia MERCHANT’S INC. FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES W. Caton Merchant, President Phone: 255 250 Manassas, Va. One of Northern Virginia ' s Largest Tire Distributors GRAYSON’S, INC ADMIRAL WHIRLPOOL PHILCO Warrenton ' s Fashion Center Warrenton, Va. Jim Pete’s Refrigeration Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED IIO N. Main Street MANASSAS, VA. Phone -400 JIM MCCOMMACK PETE SLUSHER L. J. FOLEY Compliments of Plumbing and Heating H. SELWYN SMITH Phone 501 Warrenton, Virginia GRAY ' S SEMI-SERVICE GREGORYS ESSO SERVICENTER 513 Centerville Rd. PHONE MANAS 475-J Nokesville, Virginia Phone: 30-N-l 1 Fresh Meat-Green Vegetables ROAD SERVICE QaJ For and Delivery Service Poultry New and Used Furniture Shop with me and save Save More At Your Friendly WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE O. G. Penny, Owner Warrenton, Virginia MRS. VIOLA D. PROFFITT National Bank Building General Insurance Agent Manassas Virginia J. C. READING SONS ASHBY JEWELERS Phone Next to Safeway Store Office 653 Home 108-J-3 Phone 573-W Manassas, Virginia Lumber and Building Supplies Manassas, Va. Save At Compliments of DR. S. J. COLE, OPTOMETRIST WARRENTON BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 118 E. Center St. On the By-Pass Manassas, Va, MANASSAS FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Everything For The Home We Deliver Phone 480 RHODES DRUG STORE Manassas, Virginia Warrenton, Virginia Ice Coal WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MANASSAS ICE AND FUEL CO., INC. Home owned and operated by Phone 22 and 642 J. E. Rice J. E. Rice, Jr., Manager Manassas, Va. Atlantic Distributor 201 Center Street Manassas, Va. Fuel Oil Kerosene Phone 500 I 4 AC quAin T u, oe PRINCE WILLIAM (VAJ PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM 1111 (1 III I |H 11 1(1 HI 3 3 159 0135 5S 132 RELIC 371.8976 Bre 1956 Brentsville District Senior High Sch The Flash Prince Wm VA Pub Lib Sys (BR) For Reference This item for use in the library only. Prince William Public Library System