Brookville High School - Buzzer Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

7 he eee ne WR tel it — ee5 EX-LIBRE ns af ii, eK ee in lise 3 on arth ni a fe ear Ce ae ES hey as Inia Virg Published Annually Student Body of BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL oN bs O ale S) c= Ps | FOREWORD The Senior Class of fifty-five Has happy hours spent, Collecting lots of different things To make in minds a dent. And so with pleasure now we give To you a golden key, To lock forever in your hearts The happy memories. DEDICATION To one who has proved to be an understanding friend and counselor through the guidance he has shown | us during our years in high school; it is now with pleasure, we, the Senior Class of ’55 dedicate this | volume of THE BUZZER to our principal, Mr. Hugh B. Jackson. [5] BUZZER STAFF First Row: Bobby Whitmore, Donald Campbell, Betty Robertson, Martha Rucker, Jerrilan Wood, Paul Salmon. SECOND Row: James Puckett, Marion Wood, Helen Mitchell, Wretha Deaton, Mary Sue Hubbard, Roberta Hurt, Mrs. Quigley, Advisor. Editor Business Managers T ypists Martha Rucker Jerri Wood and Roberta H urt and Donald Campbell Helen Mitchell ADMINISTRATION——— Hugh B. Jackson, A. B. Lynchburg College University of Virginia PRINCIPAL William E. Wright, A. B., M. Ed. Claire T. Flint Lynchburg College University of Virginia ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SECRETARY BIoLocy, MATH. Lynchburg College Faculty Robert P. Braden, B.A. Lynchburg College Va Bola R.-PsT D. O., D. E., EXPLORATORY Morris E. Campbell, B.A. Lynchburg College University of Richmond SIXTH GRADE Virgil B. Cauley, B.S., M.S. Va Pat: AGRICULTURE GENERAL SHOP EXPLORATORY Dorothy L. Cawthorne West Hampton College University of Richmond THIRD GRADE John A. Cox, B.S. VELP Ts MATHEMATICS Annette Evans Lynchburg College FOURTH GRADE Jane F. Glass, N.P. Longwood College FOURTH GRADE Nancy Gunter, B.S. Longwood College SIXTH GRADE John W. Hill, B.A. Lynchburg College HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Beulah Crigler Hubbard, A.B., A.B. in L.S. William and Mary LIBRARIAN Phyllis Jordan, A.B. Lynchburg College ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES Annette J. Lee R.-M.W.C. Lynchburg College FIFTH GRADE Faculty | Helen T. Leftwich, N.P. Longwood College FIRST GRADE Lillie Leftwich, B.S. Madison College Radford College Lynchburg College FIFTH GRADE Anne E. Mason, A.B. William and Mary FOURTH GRADE Lottie Marsh, B.S. Longwood College SECOND GRADE Frances Mattox, A.B. Lynchburg College THIRD GRADE Margaret R. McKenry, B.S. Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia BUSINESS-EXPLORATORY Sarah Leonard Morey, A.B. LeGranége College HOME ECONOMICS Arlene Nash LUNCHROOM MANAGER Helen H. Poteat, B.S. Averett College Longwood College SECOND GRADE Tudith M. Powell Longwood College Lynchburg College PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frances Hill Quigley, A.B. Lynchburg College HISTORY Evelyn Riegel, B.S. Radford College BUSINESS [10] Faculty Annie S. Simpkins, B.A. Westhampton College THIRD GRADE Louise F. Stables, N.P. Longwood College FIRST GRADE Florine Sterling, A.B. Lynchburg College University of Virginia SEVENTH GRADE Lucille Thurman, A.B. Virginia Intermont Roanoke College FIRST GRADE Shirley Tomes, A.B. Bob Jones University SIXTH GRADE . Ruby J. Tucker, N.P. Farmville, East Radford Lynchburg College SECOND GRADE S. B. Tucker, B.A. University of Richmond ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES Lois B. Weekly, B.A. Lynchburg College History lit, ENGLISH MATH., SCIENCE Esther P. Wheeler, N.P. Longwood College Lynchburg College SEVENTH GRADE Mary L. Wood, A.B. Mary Washington Lynchburg College 9 GLISH, L WD 5s hae LW - wwe TIN: NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth K. Moffitt, A.B. Lynchburg College ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES Alice T. Puckette, B.S. Longwood College SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY [11] $$ - -— i e CLASSES | | 1H LH HI Se ae ee e 4 3 gis f ss ny , a, . j a af . d bd 3 - 4 a ee . eS fa - . a “4 hes - _ “5%, = ae awe We et bj ae eet at : 4 a) = Fade 2 rs “ae . . % Oe oe. ie: President Treasurer . Secretary eS eer _.. Vice-President av gy. f a - % fk ze Senior Class Officers s q f o € € wy + a ee Be a os ea oa aca @ i ag eee ae AAAs 2 oo 3 0 x Oo: 3 w oe = Se Y + C. V. ANDERSON; JR. C. V. is a little shy, But, even so he is a great guy. AUDREY M. ARTHUR Sweet and kind fo all is she, Neat as a pin, busy as a bee. BEALY- CL eARTHUR Cute, shy, and neat, A nicer girl you’ll never meet. JOYCE L. BLANKS She’s got a nice disposition, a generous heart, We'll remember Joyce when we’re far apart. D. FAYE BOMAR If you want a good friend, She is the one. SHIRLEY M. BROOKS Poised, gentle, on the beam, A perfect lady, as you have seen. JUDITH A. BURNETTE Judy’s one who takes D. E. She’ll go tar, we all agree. DONALD E. CAMPBELL Studying hard for his college degree, Don will make a great M. D. ALYCE B. CHRISTLEY She may be small, but she is swift, Playing basketball is her gift. P. CAROLE CRAWFORD Little and meek, but when it comes to work, She can’t be beat. KIRK DANCE Kirk really kicks the ball high, But with girls he’s quite shy. FRANCES V. DODD Full of patience, plenty of life, Some day she’ll be an angel in white. CLASS [15] LOIS ELLIOTT An interest she takes in all her work, Her duties, we know, she'll not shirk. BARBARA M. EVANS Not too sober, nor too gay; just a friend in a pleasing way. HARRY P. EWERS, JR. Laughing, telling jokes all day, We’ll miss Harry when he’s away. SHELBY I. FOGLE Giggle, giggle, always gay, Her smile remains with us each day. PEGGY A. FOSTER When she smiles, so does the sun, She works until each task is done. SHELBY J. HALL She’s a regular talker with a line we agree, Just listen awhile and you will see. DORIS M. HANSON Doris is President of the Senior Class, And everyone thinks she’s quite a lass. GLORIA E. HENDRICK To be a success is her one great aim, The truest of friends she will remain. M. LOGAN HUBBARD Loyal he is to his F. F. A. Always busy throughout the day. V. ROBERTA HURT Smart as a tack, sweet as a flower; Roberta’s as fresh as a good summer shower. ELLIE M. KIRBY For a cute little cheerleader, here’s a very loud yell: “We think Ellie is really swell!” JAMES E. MARKS A serious one he is not. When asked for his homework— his reply, “I forgot.” THE SENIORS [16] CLASS OF 1955 JANIE R. McCONVILLE Janie is to all a friend. Never too busy, our troubles to mend. PEGGY A. McMASTER Peggy has a good position, Studying to be an expert beautician. JAMES E. MILLNER Jim works in a department store, He’ll own chains, and even more. PATRICIA J. MILLS y Co- captain of our team, if wy Pat is really on the beam. ¢ ANG HELEN I. MITCHELL YF Py She’s cute and sweet, kind to a : Ready to help at any call. Af S. JEAN MOREY Head cheerleader and busy as a bee, Cute and neat we all agree. SARAH J. NOELL Of all our friends from day to day, We all rate Sarah a big “O. K.” ELIZABETH A. PERDUE Lucy’s a cheerleader, an all-around gal. Friendly and nice, she’s everyone’s pal. JAMES E. PUCKETT, JR. At sports, Jr. is on the ball, And with the girls, he does not stall. LUGCYSie RECTOR She throws the ball and runs the paces, We predict Lucy will really go places. CARMI LITA REDMOND Lita’s our friend from start to finish, Her picture is one that will never diminish. BETTY J. ROBERTSON Betty’s the girl who knows her life, She’ll make Don a loving wite. [17] NANCY J. RORER Nan skips classes very well, And all the kids agree “She’s swell.” HOWELL A. ROBINSON Buddy likes to take things easy, And for homework he’s “just too breezy.” JULIET C. ROBINSON Always ready to lend a hand, We all think Juliet’s really grand. MARTHA R. RUCKER Full of pep, Always gay, Her heart is with the S. C. A. BETTY J. RUHLAND Betty is a tiny miss, But her big heart is full of bliss. FLORENCE M. SAUNDERS She hardly ever says a word, But when she does, each one is heard. DENNIS M. SMITH Dink’s a card, a friend to all, He’s good in sports that end with ball. KENNETH R: SNIDER If there’s work to be done, You’ll find Kenny will always come. PHILLIP E. SPRUCE Phil’s a lover in all the classes, You should see him make those passes. O. DUVALL ST. CLAIR A pleasing personality, a winning smile, He’ll be remembered for quite a while. E. DALE STEPHENS Dale is so pleasant to everyone, We all think she’s lots of fun. L. BAILEY STEPPE A brain he’s got; but effort not, To be a millionaire he'll have to trot. E. WADE STONNELL Wade’s quiet smile thrills all the gals, He drives a bus, and has Iots of pals. MALCOLM G. THURSTON Mac runs his car with all it’s got, He thinks it’s O. K.; but be honest— it’s shot ! DORIS TORIAN Doris is always busy as a bee. Her class spirit is nice to see. IDA F. TOMLINSON Ida is a quiet sort, But all in all, she’s a good sport. ELTON E. TUCKER Elton is a friendly guy, And always has a friendly eye. GENE P. TWEEDY Gene is a guy we all know well, He’s on the beam, and r eally swell. DONALD R. WADE Donald is slow and very precise. Everyone thinks that he’s really nice. ROBERT C. WARE All of us think of this lad as Bobby, It seems as if girls are his favorite hobby. NANCY A. WELLS Sweet and demure is our Nancy, Her ways and manners are nice and fancy. PEGGY J. WHITE Peg wins friends with the greatest of ease, She’s nice to all, but Oh! what a tease! ROBERT H. WHITMORE Bob has more pep than a moving van,. He’s tops in everything and quite a man. WILLIAM P. WILKINS, JR. Bill’s our favorite, yes siree, He’ll be a tycoon, just wait, you’ll see. OF 1955 [19] JOHN W. WILLIAMS Smart and nice, good in Ag., Looking forward, he’ll never lag. JAMES E. WINNAGLE To all his friends he’s known as Biscuit, He’s tall and thin, how did he “risk | sha ISABELLE P. WITT Isabelle giggles at everything, We must admit, she sure has zing. JERRILAN A. WOOD Nice, kind, and neat is our Jerrie, A friend to all and sweet as a berry. MARGARET E. WOOD Maéggie’s nice as she can be, At RPI she’ll continue D. E. MARION L. WOOD Marion is the younger twin, Nice, cute, friendly, she’ll always win. ra 2 ad i — ¢ a Spot trent atl Ss ¢ “4 d wrt Z ,- trae _ 6 : ? 2 in Ryaexr 2 Lxcee , a f Cd E7270 i No Juniors = THE SENIORS == {20} - Sophomore Class Officers Jimmy Overacre Earl Thompson Malcolm Trent Marjorie Hudson PLOSIC CRM ek oR iical oxides vinnie sinnidtvnnaastees vee ivession i pommy Overacre Vice-Feamicient ments, 0 eee oe. 8) Ree tats tote cee .... Earl Thompson Secretary es enc es. ieee Be ones. 1. AVL SL COM Park TENE Lif ORSULET Ter Pk ee peg? sean toes ov hn cn oe ..........Marjorie Hudson SPONSORS Mrs. Wood Mrs. Smart [21] Patricia Arthur, Ronald Ballard, Lois Beale, Raymond Beale, Barbara Bobbitt, Thomas Bruffy. Shirley Bryant, Rawlin Clinginpeel, Gladys Crawford, Marjorie Crawley, Eddye Crouch, Mary Cunningham. Lois Deaner, Kenneth Denton, Mary DeWitt, Ray Dickerson, Ann. Drumheller, Betty Eagle. Shirley Eggers, Reed Field, James Fitch, Naomi Fitzgerald, Eva Hammock, Nick Harris. LHE SOPHOMORES —— to ho CLASS OF 1957 Ronald Hendricks, Nancy Lee Hicks, Marjorie Hudson, Gurley Humphrey, Carol Jenks, Shelby Key. Louis Kiger, Loretta Layne, Jo Ann Leech, Myra Lipscomb, Neal Maddox, Nowlin Maddox. Tex Mann, Ulla Markham, John McConville, Phyllis McCormick, Gaynelle Miear, Russell Miear. Stanley Napier, Burleigh Newman, James Overacre, Lynda Powell, Martha Proehl, Merlyn Proehl. [23] iy 1 0 Betty Puckett, Dale Robertson, Paul Salmon, Artie Schmitt, Peggy Schmitt, Linda Smith. Jane Temples, Earl Thompson, Edward Tomlinson, Kenneth Trent, Malcolm Trent, James Ware. james Watson, Sarah Webb, Charlotte Weeks, Etta Wilson, Wayne Wirt, Allen Wright. Not PICTURED: William Engledove, Jerry Hartless, Barbara Hudson, Edward Nuckles, Barbara Rice. THE SOPHOMORES Freshman Class Officers Ronnie Wright Becky Johnson Jack Harker Betty Wright Presidents) .2%.3 Fe ee ite ERR ers SORE REE ....... Ronnie Wright WeSC TESIC CL ee ae ca ces ips Re RTs hae Ts Da eet Beery Johnson SCECLAL Var eee, esc a ong ie ecw hE elas havea eae ....jack Harker ET CAS IT Clare teehee RRR ea cree seeiT J CO cats oTOR ake 0 SUSE OR Betty Wright SPONSORS Mr. Cox. Miss Weekly Mrs. Powell [25] 4. 7 a ° , . . s f S ’ - : 7 ..” — j %. . ‘ - as ] Pir ' � 7 1oa0 we ‘ - Ethel Arthur, Iris Arthur, Violet Baker, Virginia Ballowe, Beverley Beveridge, William Binger. Joyce Bobbitt, Charles Bondurant, Ernest Bondurant, Joanne Booth, Curtis Brooks, Nancy Bruffy. Charles Campbell, Shirley Crouch, Nancy Crouch, June Cunningham, Betty Jean Davis, Wretha Deaton. Evelyn Denson, Phyllis Doerflein, Robert Eagle, James Elder, William Fitch, Jane Fitzgerald. John Floyd, Estelle Garbee, Ann Glass, Jack Harker, Martha Harris, Carlton Hartless. THE FRESHMEN ' | 26] CLASS OF 1958 John Hendrick, Sherba Jean Hensley, Morris Hensley, Richard Holburton, Bill Holland, Ray Howell. Mary Jane Hunter, Billy Jennings, Rebecca Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Aubrey Johnson, Patsy Jones. Linda Landrum, Joe Lankford, Peggy Lawrence, Jo Anne Leffel, Florence Leffler, Ralph Lipscomb. Ann Litchford, Doris Maddox, Dolly Martin, Marie Martin, Jeanett Miear, Gaile Millner. James Mitchell, Edward Morey, Ann Carol Nash, C. W. Nash, Nancy Osbourne, Thomas Puckett. [27] a Wayne Pulliam, Mary Ann Robertson, John Roll, Nancy Schley, Jerry Smith, Violet Baker. Phyllis Swain, Robert Swain, Jerry Squires, Barbara Thomas, Patricia Tomes, Gloria Tomlinson. Dan Tucker, Sheila Vaughan, Patsy Vest, Reginald Walker, Ralph Wiley, Alfred Wilson. Lloyd Woodford, Betty Wright, Faye Wright, Philip Wright, Ronald Wright. Not PICTURED: Herschel Brooks, Loretta Cox, Alfred Hahn, Danny Wright. THE FRESHMEN Eighth Grade Class Officers Tommy Webb Lathan Ewers . Martha Carson Patsy Walker UP LOST CIT mE te TA aOR ies. aco. 8 cE Ri Tommy Webb CaO oat ga) 19 LS) 18 Se) EEN cote, ART od eS et ee Lathan Ewers Teoh gle taba a «on att ok MO Sa ARNE ASD eer 2 ne a ne ree ee Martha Carson DP CRSUECE Okt eo LE I es, Pes ie Rk sae eh en cine tnn bk, CEA Se Patsy Walker SPONSORS Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Moffitt Mrs. Wilkins [29] i A, a _ a Spore SS i EIGHTH Jeanette Anderson Shirley Angus Walter Apperson Patricia Ashwell Sylvia Baker Jerry Bagby Rex Beech Joanne Billings Fontaine Brooks Shirley Burke Rebecca Bruffy Betty Campbell Tim Campbell Lawrence Campbell Martha Carson Betty Carwile Denny Charles Leanna Childress Shirley Clingingpeei Philip Coffee Peggy Couch Verlin Creasey Sue Dalton Pauline Deaton Betty Lou Dunn James Eagle Harriet Ellis Bobby Eubank Lathan Ewers Barbara Farrar Roger Fielder Edward Furniss Calvin Glass Harold Glass Leon Hamilton Donald Harris Mary Sue Hubbard Patrick Hudson Jane Kidd Gaile Kirby Class of GRADE Janice La Prade James Lawrence Lois Layne Robert Lee Lawrence Lindsey Peggy Maddox Cordell Mason Larry Miller Ashby Milstead Patricia Monaghan John Ottinger Billy Overacre Sandra Phlegar Richard Porter Ronnie Purvis Harold Rogers Kathleen Rose Billy Schley Ann Sites Sandra Staton Glenn Styles Eugene Taylor Merry Sue Thurman Joyce Tomlinson Ruby Ann Tucker Ro J. Duckery Ir: Shirley Tweedy Carol Vallastro Joe Vance Patsy Walker June Walker Tommy Webb Jimmy Weeks Douglas Wells Martha White Eddie Whitmore Roy Winnagle Jimmy Wright 1959 M. Ashwell, B. Beveridge, C. Brown, F. Bruffy, D. Bryant, B. Burnette, J. Carter, C. Clark, R. Coffey, G. Cox, P. Crouch, G. Davis, M. Douthat, P. Foster, L. Frady, R. Hall, C. Hudnall, M. Hunter, T. Jackson, S. Jackson, B. Keatts, E. Kesterson, B. Leffel, G. Leonard, W. Leonard, W. Millner, D. Paris, D, Phillips, J. Proehl, J. Riley, J. Robinson, E. Rush, B. Stinnette, L. Styles, C. Trent, B. Wooldridge, Mrs. Sterling. Seventh Grade R. Ballowe, R. Binger, W. Bird, J. L. Boaze, J. Brammer, G. Callaham, C. Campbell, J. Carter, S. Chase, B. Cheatham, C. Childress, W. Cox, K. Crawley, C. Crowell, S. Dickerson, R. Dinkins, D. Douthat, G. Elliott, N. Falwell, J. Gilliam, S. Hamlett, M. Hawkins, W. Johnson, C. Kirby, W. Lipscomb, B. S. Mann, D. McCraw, H. McCraw, P. Monaghan, S. Morris, E. Moseley, H. Pulliam, W. Robertson, W. Roll, B. Shelton, J. Shiflett, F. Sites, J. Stevens, B. Tanner, J. Temples, S. Whit- more, J. Wilson, R. Wright, Mrs. Wheeler. ec tex mm {ess rr, Sixth Grade J. Abbott, D. Arnold, C. Austin, A. Ballowe, J. Bagby, B. Bell, C. Brown, F. Brown, C. Bruffy, C. Chase, R. Cox, S. Christ, P. Daniel, S. Davis, M. Dobyns, C. Doerflein, R. Douthat, D. Elliott, C. Ewers, J. Falls, L. French, E. Garbee, M. Grogan, K. Harker, L. Hendricks, W. Hensley, C. LaPrade, N. Layne, L. Martin, R. Mayhew, J. Mays, J. McCarthy, J. McCormick, F. Miear, M. Paris, S. Perrow, P. Perry, W. Raby, G. Ransom, B. Rice, B. Roll, J. Schmitt, D. Smith, L. Steagall, D. Webb, Miss Gunter, Miss Tomes. ‘ Sixth Grade E. Alcock, D. Anderson, R. Barlette, D. Bowen, R. Bowling, R. Campbell, G. Carson, M. Cole- man, B. Crawford, R. Crouch, D. Daniel, R. Dibb, R. Dibb, E. Eagle, L. Floyd, C. Gentry, J. Hardy, M. Harris, K. Kersy, D. Kiger, B. Lawrence, R. Lawrence, A. Maddox, D. Maddox, C. Marsh, D. Mason, C. Mayberry, S. Mays, E. Miear, Y. Miller, T. Morey, G. Morris, D. Moseley, C. Pritchett, R. Richardson, D. Riley, C. Swain, N. Tinsley, G. Tyree, J. Whitely, B. Wilson, H. Wilson, D. Witt, C. Woody, C. Wright, Mr. Campbell. Fifth Grade by : P. Arthur, C. Baber, R. Baber, L. Brown, J. Cox, J. Crouch, R. DeLaney, D. Dinkins, L. Dodson, P. Dunn, B. Ewers, L. Foster, J. Frady, P. Haley, J. Hall, C. Hendricks, L. Hicks, J. Howell, S. Jackson, A. Lawhorne, C. Leffler, J. Lockridge, K. Marks, R. Mason, S. Metz, C. Morris, B. Owen, S. Phelps, H. Phillips, P. Rowse, D. Schrader, E. Tomlin, B. Whitten, M. Willoughby, L. Wirt, Mrs. Lee. Fifth Grade B. Baber, R. Ballagh, C. Barker, R. Billings, S. Burnette, J. Clark, C. Cox, J. Crowell, J. Dearing, R. Dobyns, B. Dowdy, M. Falwell, R. Frady, R. Green, B. Henderson, C. Johnson, C. Kidd, B. Leftwich, D. Marshall, S. McCraw, C. Milstead, K. Neighbors, N. Nuckols, W. Overstreet, C. Richards, C. Skinner, J. Smith, B. Stables, R. Styles, C. Thompson, N. Walker, D. Womack, B. Woodford, Mrs. Leftwich. [34] Fourth Grade : ra 2 2 = S. Arthur, G. Bowling, K. Charlton, B. Compton, J. Cook, D. Cooper, R. Crawford, R. Creasy, F. Christ, K. Davis, B. Dunn, B. Elliot, A. Falwell, B. Furniss, R. Gilliam, G. Gowin, L. Haley, L. Hall, P. Hamlet, S. Harris, J. Hasson, B. Hensley, D. Hudson, D. Jordan, R. Lawrence, M. Lindsey, S. Lipscomb, C. Mason; J. Mattox, J. McCormick, D. McFadden, J. Owen, B. Parsons, T. Pugh, H. Reksten, A. Ring, S. Richards, R. Smith, B. Thoms, S. Torrence, B. Trent, W. Turner, L. Vaughan, J. Watson, D. Webb, G. Wheeler, C. White, P. Willoughby, C. Wilson, C. Woods, Mrs. Glass. Fourth Grade M. Abbott, J. Anderson, F. Barlett, G. Bruffy, M. Bruffy, S. Campbell, J. Carr, L. Carson, P. Carter, R. Creasy, V. Cunningham, B. Dowdy, J. Engledove, S. Foster, S. Garbee, P. Grubbs, E. Hill, J. Hillsman, D. Hogan, W. Hudson, E. Johnson, F. Lamonds, B. Mahanes, F. Marion, A. Miller, J. Morris, C. Nash, J. Neighbors, W. Palmer, R.Phlegar, D. Pickeral, R. Ramsey, W. Stables, J. Stegall, K. Sweeney, J. Thompson, B. Tomlin, G. Tyree, G. Vance, J. White, B. Wilmouth, S. Wilson, D. Wood, E. Wright, Miss Mason and Mrs. Evans. Ss ' H. Anspach, L. Ashwell, V. Baber, S. Billings, J. Brammer, J. Bryant, L. Burley, D. Callahan, E. Coley, D. Cox, J. Cox, L. Cox, J. Creasy, B. Dunford, M. Engledove, N. Eubank, J. Gentry, R. Gilliam, T. Gowin, M. Harbrook, B. Hardy, C. Holt, D. Johnson, G. Jordan, R. Jordan, A. Lipscomb, K. Mallow, E. Miear, L. Miear, C. Morger, W. Overstreet, M. Perrow, L. Pribble, J. Prichell, C. Robinson, R. Shotwell, E. Smith, L. Stables, J. Staples, E. Thomas, G. Tucker, B. Whitten, L. Williamson, P. Wilson, W. Wooldridge, Mrs. Mattox, Mrs. Simpkins. Third Grade A. Anderson, A. Arthur, J. Arthur, R. Arthur, D. Baber, L. Baber, D. Bolling, P. Burke, V. Burley, P. Childers, R. Goffey, J. Cox, R. Cromwell, D. Dickerson, L. Dunn, A. Feagon, C. Floyd, M. Godsey, A. Gordan, D. Graham, J. Green, L. Gro gan, D. Harker, L. Hawkins, P. Henderson, C. Hendrick, S. Hunt, B. Jenks, M. Lee, B. Maddox, C. Martin, A. Meyers, M. Miear, W. Miear, R. Noell, J. Parker, L. Pederson, P. Perrow, D. Porter, D. Redmond, B. Riley, L. Robinson, M. Settle, E. Shotwell, R. Shuford, L. Stickel, O. Stinnett, S. Tomlinson, T. Tucker, D. Tyree, S. Vance, J. Vest, P. Walden, M. Wilson, E. Wright, Mrs. Cawthorne. u om —e oe J ; . al naduad Second Grade B. Abbott, B. Abbott, F. Arthur, L. Austin, S. B'nger, B. Boswell, L. Bowling, D. Brooks, B. Brown, R. Buckley, C. Caldwell, B. Callaham, M. Canody, W. Carwile, C. Chase, R. Cheatham, S. Clark, T. Clark, T. Clark, B. Dunford, J. Elliott, J. Ford, N. Hamilton, L. Hargis, W. Hen- dricks, L. Hudson, C. Jenks, K. Johnson, P. Jordan, C. Keeling, B. Kirslick, N. Maddox, J. Mar- tin, S. Martin, J. Mayberry, W. Mays, V. Mehaffery, T. Millner, P. Monaghan, E. Morris, P. Overstreet, N. Palmer, K. Paris, B. Phelps, D. Raby, S. Ranson, M. Reeves, T. Rice, M. Smith, L. Stinnette, J. Thomas, S. Torian, D. Tucker, J. Tucker, P. Webb, W. Wilmouth, D. Wilson, D. Wright, Mrs. Poteat, Miss Marsh. Second Grade S. Alcock, C. Ashwell, E. Baber, G. Blanks, K. Bridgett, S. Brooks, D. Brown, D. Bryant, J. Bryant, S. Campbell, P. Carter, M. Charlton, H. Cheatwood, S. Cofer, H. Collins, J. Correia, J. Cousins, H. Cox, J. Cunningham, J. Dalton, S. Doyle, R. Eagle, J. Evans, R. Ewers, F. Godsey, J. Goff, L. Hamlet, B. Hicks, A. Hill, G. Horning, M. Hudnall, B. Hughes, D. Inge, J. Johnson, J. Leach, T. League, L. Lovelace, C. Martin, T. McGann, M. Mallow, S. Newsome, C. Perdue, W. Penick, F. Rice, S. Rowse, P. Salmon, G. Staples, M. Sydnor, P. Thoms, G. Trent, P. Tom- linson, C. Vatchan, D. Watson, R. Watts, H. Wheeler, L. White, D. Wilson, G. Witt, R. Na cate L. Woodall, A. Woody, Miss Marsh, Mrs. Tucker. ES Rea eceni ce a rn rere Oe ——— First Grade = T. Adams, B. Anderson, S. Arthur, K. Austin, T. Bell, D. Blanks, N. Booth, R. Bryant, S. Bryant, D. Bugge, J. Burke, T. Burley, A. Carr, D. Carter, L. Cheatwood, R. Cofinger, P.-Cox, P. Cun- ningham, C. Dalton, M. Davis, B. Faulconer, G. Flint, A. Foster, M. Gilliam, T. Graham, N. Haley, J. Hanks, G. Jackson, P. Kavanaugh, D. Kersey, J. Kersey, J. Kidd, K. Lawhorne, B. Mar- shall, M. McCraw, A. McGlothlin, R. Miear, D. Parks, P. Pederson, R. Phillips, J. Poindexter, J. Porter, D. Richards, P. Ross, S. Shaffer, H. Staples, L. Tomlinson, S. Tyree, R. Vasold, F. Walker, C. Ward, S. Williamson, W. Wilson, B. Wood, B. Wood, Mrs. Helen Leftwich, Mrs. Thurman. First Grade H. Ashwell, F. Ayers, W. Baker, H. Billings, B. Boswell, C. Breeden, P. Brown, H. Bruffy, J. Burley, A. Carr, K. Carroll, F. Carson, B. Childress, B. Clark, S. Cofer, B. Crawford, W. Creasy, D. DeLancy, M. Dunn, G. Eagle, S. East, K. Elder, A. Eubank, D. Fisher, A. Garbee, M. Gates, G. George, S. Glass, B. Hamlett, M. Harbrooke C. Jordan, J. Kesterson, G. Layne, D. Leach, R. League, J. Maddox, W. Marks, D. Mason, R. Millner, J. Monagham, K. Moore, J. Murphy, K. Parker, T. Parker, C. Pulliam, O. Reksten, M. Repass, L. Rice, G. Robinson, R. Roebuck, J. Scott, J. Stevens, R. Thompson, D. Tomlin, G. Via, R. Ward, A. Wilson, T. Wilson, T. Wood, T. Wood, S. Woodford, Mrs. Stables. ACTIVITIES HONOR GRADUATES Alyce Christley Roberta Hurt Lucy Rector Donald Campbell To be an honor graduate one must attain an average of ninety on their four years of high school work. _ [40] . THE 1955 BEE LINE D3) 00 17 Se) ae ree {Doris Hanson {Betty Arthur |Harry Ewers Managing Editor............... Juliet Robinson Business Manager................... Linda Smith News Baton. c.635). 5 Ruby Ann Tucker Advertising Managers ...._ { Jerri Wood {Neal Maddox | Jimmy Millner Sports Editors,..2,0....«. { Jean Morey (Bobby Whitmore Faculty Advisors............... { Mrs. McKenry (Miss Riegel ; ) . Betty Arthur, Doris Hanson, Linda Smith, | and Juliet Robinson | Doris Hanson, Gloria Hendrick, Doris Maddox, Neal Maddox, Peggy McMaster, James Millner, Patricia Mills, Jean Morey, Sarah Noell, Jimmy Overacre, Lucy Rector, Juliet Robinson, Nancy Rorer, Nancy Schley, Dennis Smith, Linda Smith, ) Betty Arthur, Virginia Ballowe, Gladys Crawford, Harry Ewers, Shelby Hall, Earl Thompson, Ruby Ann Tucker, Bobby Whitmore, Jerrilan Wood. | | a eminent NGA AN ED Neato LL [41] sameness it ass te a Le tata [42] STUDENT GOVERNMENT President Martha Rucker Vice-President Jane Temples Secretary Billy Jennings Treasurer . Billy Overacre First Row: Sheila Vaughan, Jean Morey, Juliet Robinson, Billy Overacre, Billy Jennings, Jack Harker, Thomas Bruffy, Carol Jenks. SECOND Row: Wretha Deaton, Ellie Kirby, Mr. Wright, Advisor, Linda Smith, John Ottinger, Martha Rucker, Jane Temples, Billy Wilkins, Donald Campbell, Bobby Whitmore, Ruby Ann Tucker. LIBRARY CLUB Florence Saunders, Patricia Mills, Buddy Robinson, Martha White, Sandra Phlegar, Phyllis Swain, Merry Sue Thurman, Dolly Martin, Sandra Staton, Gaile Kirby, Barbara Jo Farrar, Lois Layne, Rebecca Johnson, Mrs. Hubbard, Betty Davis, Marie Martin, Pauline Deaton, Betty Lou Dunn, Juliet Robinson, Patsy Vest, Shirley Burke, Nancy Osborne, Gaile Millner, Mary Sue Hubbard, Sheila Vaughan, Linda Landrum, Nancy Rorer, Lucy Rector. OFFICERS President Lucy Rector Vice-President Florence Saunders Secretary Linda Landrum Treasurer Patricia Mills OFFICERS President James Overacre Vice-President Ann Drumheller Secretary Allen Wright Treasurer Bobby Whitmore Reporter Neal Maddox 5. C. A. Representative Thomas Bruffy FORENSIC CLUB First Row: Dennis Smith, Earl Thompson, Thomas Bruffy, Allen Wright, James Overacre, Ann Drumheller, Robert Whitmore, Betty Lou Dunn, Juliet Robinson, Ulla Markham. SECOND Row: Buddy Robinson, Bobby George, Neal Maddox, Ann Sites, Mr. “ Wright, Lathan Ewers, Billy Wilkins, Barbara Joe Farrar. [43] GIRL’S GLEE CLUB ¢ _ ; a . BOY’S GLEE CLU | Director : Sa. Mrs. Powell Pianist Sandra Staton | (44) 7 LATIN CLUB a) Bey First Row: Juliet Robinson, Lois Elliott, Lucy Rector, Jean Morey, Gloria Hendrick, Patricia Mills, Martha Rucker. SECOND Row: Donald Campbell, Earl Thompson, Alyce Christley, Neal Maddox, Sarah Noell, Mrs. Wood (Advisor), Ann Drumheller, Logan Hubbard, Allen Wright, Bobby Whitmore. OFFICERS PECSI OLE ey TRaR oe A Acdsee kc tad RS Pee Ae Earl Thompson WaCORE CORI pe ree eee Rl yr ath ey ee cons nde: ee eee Juliet Robinson DOCTOEAL Ee aes 55s cc ee ee Me PA ee gS a cM bsedee nae Ann Drumheller TOAST CRM Me otal cite scsi Ree aoe EE ee SS. Alyce Christley PS ODOT LED ee Siar mate fe ate a, MUN atle ca ats Stearate raen Me sa eau Eee a, Lucy Rector [45] D. E. CLUB First Row: Judith Burnette, Joyce Blanks, Margaret Wood, Jerry Hart- less, Audrey Arthur, Harry Ewers, Mr. Braden. SECOND Row: Janie McConville, Ida Tomlinson, Donald Wade, Dale Stephens, James Millner, Faye Bomar, Shelby Hall. MYON heat 1 Ii “4 i] CD fi fi) fl : | President Jerry Hartless Vice-President Margaret Wood Secretary Audrey Arthur Editor and Promotion Manager Harry Ewers Parliamentarian Judith Burnette President ififll Hn | it ¥ Aah - —— ae hinge Phillip Spruce er AMI | aeeei ae ; Vice-President Gene Tweedy Secretary Peggy McMaster Treasurer Malcolm Thurston Reporter Bobby Ware Parliamentarian James Puckett D.O. GER First Row: Isabelle Witt, Shirley Brooks, Malcolm Thurston, Phillip Spruce, Peggy McMaster, Peggy Foster, Mr. Braden. SECOND Row: James Marks, Elton Tucker, James Puckett. 146] Bebe AS First Row: Charles Nash, Eddie Morey, Robert Eagle, Tommy Puckette, Kenneth Denton. SECOND Row: Burleigh Newman, Ronald Ballard, Merlyn Proehl, John Floyd, James Mitchell, Wayne Wirt, Logan Hubbard, James Winnagle, Billy Wilkins, Danny Wright, Nowlin Mattox. President Billy Wilkins Vice-President James Winnagle Secretary Wade Stonnell Treasurer John Williams Reporter Nowlin Maddox Sentinel Logan Hubbard Advisor Mr. V. B. Cauley President Betty Robertson Vice-President Elizabeth Perdue Secretary Jean Morey Treasurer Martha Phoehl Reporter Linda Smith Historian Doris Maddox Pianist Marion Wood F. H. A. First Row: Doris Maddox, Barbara Hudson. SECOND Row: Mrs. Morey, Advisor, Mary DeWitt, Betty Robertson, Gaynelle Miear, Martha Rucker, Jean Morey, Jerrilan Wood, Linda Smith, Sarah Noell. THIRD Row: Marion Wood, Doris Torian, Peggy Schmitt, Lois Elliott, Patricia Mills, Nancy Wells, Elizabeth Perdue, Carmi Lita Redmond, Wretha Deaton, Jane Temples, Martha Proehl. FoURTH Row: Myra Lipscomb, Phyllis McCormick, Marjorie Hudson, Helen Mitchell, Nancy Schley, Phyllis Doreflein, Gaile Millner, Shirley Bryant, Eva Hammock, Evelyn Denson. 4 : —— ae CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR 1951-1952 September 1, 1951, 116 green freshmen of the Class of ’55 started their high school career at B. H. S. with a new principal, Mr. Hugh B. Jackson, to guide us. We started the year off with a bang by electing Martha Rucker as Miss Brockville and Peggy McMasters as Homecoming Queen. We had as our homeroom teachers Mr. Hill, Mrs. Powell, Miss Davis, and Miss Dees. We elected Alfred Wood, Jean Morey, Betty Arthur, and James Puckett as our class officers. SOPHOMORE YEAR 1952-1953 On September 1, 1952, ninety-six Sophomores started their second step toward graduation. We chose as class officers Alfred Wood, Betty Rebertson, Betty Arthur, and Doris Hanson. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Carroll, and Mrs. McKenry. Ellie Kirby was crowned Miss Brookville while Marion Wood and Sonny Viar won second place in the contest for Homecoming King and Queen. Although we lost twenty class members we did not lose our confidence, but were only looking forward to our Junior year at B. H. S. JUNIOR YEAR 1953-1954 Our third step was gained with great enthusiasm and interest since we had much to look forward to in coming closer to our Senior year. School started on September 4, 1953. Ninety-four proud Juniors entered the halls of B. H. S. As class officers we chose Doris Hanson, Lucy Rector, Junior Puckett, and Betty Robertson. To guide us we had Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Mason, whose help we appreciated very much. The Junior play, “Where’s Grandma,” was a big success, along with all the other activities that the Juniors participated in. The biggest thrill of the year was receiving our class rings and honoring the Seniors with a banquet and a prom. When you hear people talking about Mighty Juniors—Well, that was us! SENIOR YEAR 1954-1955 Finally in September of nineteen-hundred-and-fifty-four, we reached: our last step toward graduation. We had more confidence in ourselves as we had three years of experience behind us. Sixty-seven Seniors started upon what was to be their greatest year at B. H. S. For class officers we elected Doris Hanson, Donald Campbell, Doris Torian, and Junior Puckett. In the fall we were guests at a football game in Charlottesville. We elected Billy Wilkins and Ellie Kirby as Homecoming King and Queen, and just missed the Miss Brookville contest, with our candidate Elizabeth Perdue. Our homeroom teachers, Mrs. Quigley and Mr. Wright, helped to make all the activities of the Senior year possible, which we appreciated very much. In April we presented the Senior Play, “Penny,” which was well received. Then on to Washington for our Senior Trip, which everyone enjoyed very much. The Senior class placed many students on all of the varsity teams. The Girls Basketball Team won District II Championship. Nine of the Senior girls participated in the events. This was a year that will never be forgotten by all sharing its great events and each class member taking part. With our high school days almost completed we will never forget the many happy and unforgettable events. [48] ae THE SENIOR PENNY PRODUCED BY PERMISSION OF SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. iricyela hi gedet 24 ae) ae Alyce Christley TSH Pringlasw eens... Martha Rucker a hae od ata hg) (cy en ee a Bobby Whitmore PALIT ES EOI, te Roe As, Ve Lucy Rector WALt) ACKSOI Os ne oe es: Billy Wilkins Mr. Dawson .......... eine sah Jimmy Millner PLAY Doodles... a ee Harry Ewers ELWOOd V2 tee tees Donald Campbell PALICOR CRE ASE Es st te Oe Jean Morey URW S Sehr (2 ob 5 nal Margaret Wood IN OGTR oor tense ee ee Betty Ruhland Pe he (eR, er Rene er’ See Dennis Smith ——— se farina a la a NNN tN Rb i ld he - oot BEST ALL AROUND MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST ATTRACTIVE BETTY ARTHUR ELLIE K RBY SR. PUCKETT SR. PUCKETT BILLY WILKINS ELIZABETH PERDUE : LAZIEST MOST SINCER NANCY RORER JULIET ROBINSON BUOOY ROBINSON PHILLIP SPRUCE MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALENTED ' DONALD CAMPBELL MARGARET W00D - : ROBERTA HURT HARRY EWERS ee MOST POPULAR DENNIS SMITH MAR AN wooD MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DONALO CAMPBELL ALYCE CHRISTLEY IME CLASS GIANT40 MIDGET ELLIE KIRBY KIRK DANCE BIGGEST FLIRTS JEAN MOREY JOHN WILLIAMS WITTIEST C.V. ANDERSON LUCY RECTOR CHATTERBOX JERRI Wwo0D HARRY EWERS MOST ATHLETIC PAT MILLS DENNIS SMITH JIMMY MILLNER | ELIZABETH PERDUE =o CLASS PROPHECY Good Evening, Ladies and Gentlemen, this is your news reporter, BILLY WILKINS, bringing you the latest news around the United States. President, DUVALL ST. CLAIR had his press secretaries, ELLIE KIRBY, LUCY PERDUE, and CARMI LITA REDMOND, announce that he would run again for his second term of office. Secretary of State, JIMMY MILLNER, today issued a passport to JULIET ROBINSON for mis- sionary work in India. Secretary of Treasury, BOBBY WARE, has announced that the United States has not been in debt since he took office after the retirement of KENNETH SNIDER and his secre- taries, CAROLE CRAWFORD, FRANCIS DODD, and SHELBY FOGLE. BUDDY ROBINSON is now top salesman for “Sardines Incorporated.” The S. S. S. Bee Hive has completed its fifth trip around the world under the leadership of Admiral C. V. ANDERSON, First Mate JOHN WILLIAMS and Head Hostess MARTHA RUCKER. It is reported that while on the cruise a passenger, JERRI WOOD), fell overboard and was rescued by KIRK DANCE. Today HARRY EWERS, top F. B. I. Agent, captured the world’s number one criminal. It was his secretaries, JANIE McCONVILLE and BARBARA EVANS, who released the report. DONALD CAMPBELL was given the Huffenboufer Award for “Good Medicine” during the final part of his internship in Maryland. In our local news we find that one of our former residents has gone to New York. MARGARET WOOD is now advertising manager for Macey’s in New York. Her secretaries are PEGGY FOSTER, SHIRLEY BROOKS, and BETTY RUHLAND. JEAN MOREY is teaching Home Economics at Brookville High School, where DONALD WADE is the Principal. DORIS TORIAN is secretary of the school FLORENCE SAUNDERS, HELEN MITCHELL, and ROBERTA HURT are teachers of business courses at Brookville. This is the largest school in the United States. They had to expand the school because they had won so many trophies they had to make room for them. PHILLIP SPRUCE has opened his third florist shop in Virginia. FAYE BOMAR, AUDREY ARTHUR, and JOYCE BLANKS are co-managers of the leading department store in Lynchburg. BOBBY WHITMORE is now finishing his internship at Lynchburg General Hospital, where LOIS ELLIOTT and ISABELLE WITT are the head nurses. NANCY RORER’S husband reported the loss of a bull today and is now trying to find LOGAN HUBBARD, teacher of Agriculture at Brookville, so that he may find the bull and shoot it if necessary. At last night’s meeting of “Best Farmers of America,” JAMES WINNAGLE was re-elected president of the club. WADE STONNELL was given his tenth safety driving award by the bus company which he owns and operates. DORIS HANSON, editor of the local paper, awarded prizes for ere ge to SHELBY HALL, IDA TOMLINSON, and DALE STEPHENS. SARAH NOEL and JUDY BURNETTE announced their prospective trip around the world with their husbands would begin next week. NANCY WELLS, secretary to BAILEY STEPPE, was awarded the fastest typist prize with 432 correct words per minute by last year’s champion, BETTY ARTHUR. ELTON TUCKER and the former PEGGY WHITE announce the birth of the third little Tuck. GENE TWEEDY and the former PEGGY McMASTER also announce a birth, this is the fifth little Tweet. In the sports world we find that DENNIS SMITH is coaching at Notre Dame. MALCOLM: THURSTON won the two hundred mile sports car race last night. Things are really happening to the women of this world. GLORIA HENDRICK, LUCY RECTOR, ALYCE CHRISTLEY, MARION WOOD, PATRICIA MILLS and “who knows who” have started a female Globe Trotters Team. In their spare time from teaching, housekeeping and other various things they play around the country with JUNIOR PUCKETT as their coach. With JR. they have won all the games they played. Oh Yes! JAMES MARKS is their water-boy. That’s all for now, tune in again sometime when you want to hear something really interesting in the news. ATHLETFICS——— [53] pray wry ‘ie + = s sD ° a) eee bs a. = a First Row: Puckett, Ballard, R. Wright, D. Smith, Holland, D. Wright, Lips- comb, Robinson, Rolls. SECOND Row: Lawrence, Hudson, J. Fitch, Morey, Robertson, Napier, W. Fitch, Campbell, D. Douthat. THIRD Row: D. Tucker, Engledove, Ware, J. Smith, Marks, Dance, A. Wright, Kiger. FOURTH Row: Coach Hill, Woodford, Hamilton, Weeks, Gilliam; Managers, Boaze, Douthat, Wilson. FOOTBALL -1954 SCORES ( BHS 38; Brosville . se iaee ies 7 . BHS 0; Halifax . et ep 27 BHS 13; Glass J.V. fy ices Saeatae 0 a BHS 13; Gretna . ee as BHS 19; Lovingston ............. 6 : | BHS 0; Buchanan 14 | BHS 13; Appomattox 53 ; BHS 0; Altavista 0 [54] Top: Captain Smith. CENTER: Seniors in starting line-up. BoTTom: Starting line-up Dennis Smith (Captain), Jimmy Ware, Allen Wright, Billy Engledove, Nowlin Maddox, Stanley Napier, James Marks, Dale Robertson, Dan Tucker, Neal Mad- dox, Ray Dickerson, Ronald Hendricks, Louis Kiger, Mr. Hill (Coach). . BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES BHS 62; Madison Heights 13 BHS 85; Altavista . BHS 66; Altavista 44 BHS 48; Appomattox BHS 48; Gretna = BHS 42; Bedford BHS 71; William Campbell 41 BESSO:. .Lovingston BHS 50; Brosville 38 BHS 73; E.C. Glass JV’s BHS 61; Appomattox 27 BHS 49; Phillips Bus. Col. 48 adh ig Mea scat Bit 63 Naw Londin 35 BHS 84; New London BHS 48; Bedford 54 BHS 52; Gretna BHS 62; William Campbell 49 BHS 39; E.C. Glass JV’s (TOURNAMENT) BHS 53; Altavista 44 BHS 50; Bedford 69 56 56 60 32 60 21 63 58 33 Starting Line-Up ml L Marks, 1 2 , Center iger es . G R in Smith, G In Capta - 4. Wr tod oh ae De © A Eas R ? 5. Puckett [57] First Row: Martha Rucker, Lucy Rector, Patricia Mills (Co-Captain), Alyce Christley (Co-Captain), Linda Smith. SECOND Row: Carmi Lita Redmond, Nancy Rorer, Florence Leffler, Betty ’ X Eagle, Gloria Hendrick, Gaynelle Miear. THIRD Row: :Becky Johnson (Scorekeeper), Ann Litchford, Peggy Lawrence, Violet Baker, Mrs. Powell (Coach), Martha Harris, Ann Nash, Ann Drum- heller, Joanne Booth (Manager). GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES 1954-1955 BHS 47; BHS 39; BHS 50; BHS 41; BHS 57; BHS 54; BHS 29; BHS 64; BHS 52; [58] 58; 46; 58; 36; 24; 42; 88; 88; 44; Madison Heights 11 BHS Altavista 22 BHS Gretna 24 BHS William Campbell 33 BHS Brosville 47 BHS Appomattox A BHS Phillips Bus. Col. 18 BHS New London 36 BHS Bedford 44 BHS TOURNAMENT BHS 47; Appomattox BHS 34; Dan River William Campbell Altavista Appomattox . Bedford Alumnae Alumnae Madison Heights New London Gretna 31 32 1955 District IV Champions 41 35 43 33 15 21 71 19 tley, F. Chris Rector, G. ©: 6 (dope 2 OS (ible oes “4 3 ‘we a Ww Sas? th Wood, F Smi 1: 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellie Kirby, Elizabeth Perdue, Mary DeWitt, Barbara Hudson, Jean Morey, Betty Ruhland. CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Elizabeth Perdue, Mary DeWitt, Betty Ruhland. BoTtToM Row: Jean Morey, Ellie Kirby, Barbara Hudson. {60} LEFT TO RIGHT: FirsST Row: John Roll, Allen Wright, Earl Thompson, Robert Eagle, James Elder, C. W. Nash. SECOND Row: Dennis Smith, Bill Holland, Ed Nuckles, Jimmy Ware, Russell Miear, Wayne Wirt, Louis Kiger. THIRD Row: John McConville, Eddie Morey, James Puckett, Tommy Puckett, Jack Harker, Ronnie Wright. BOYS’ BASEBALL TEAM This season Brookville will play V.E.S., Appomattox, Madison Heights, New London, William Campbell, Bedford, Glass High School, and Altavista in base- ball. N = | | | | | SENIOR C. V. ANDERSON: Model Airplane Club. 1 year. AUDREY ARTHUR: Glee Club 1 year; D. E. 2 years; Treasurer F.H.A. 1 year; Secretary F.H.A. 1 year. BETTY ARTHUR: Secretary Freshman, Sophomore Class; Newspaper 4 years Co-Edi- tor. JOYCE BLANKS: Rustburg (Soph. year) Vice-President Sophomore Class; Glee Club 1 year; D. E. 2 years; F.H.A. 2 years; Library Club 1 year. FAYE BOMAR: Glee Club 1 year; Library Club 1 year; F.H.A. 1 year; D. E. 2 years. SHIRLEY BROOKS: Basketball Team 1 year. JUDY BURNETTE: Cheerleader 1 year; Newspaper 2 years; Glee Club 3 years; D. E. 1 year; Library Club 1 year. DONALD CAMPBELL: S.C.A. 2. years; Latin Club 2 years; Football Team 1 year; “Track 2 years; Annual Staff 1 year; Senior Play. ALYCE CHRISTLEY: Glee Club 4 years; F.H.A. 2 years; Basketball Team 3 years; Monogram 2 years; President Latin Club 1 year; Senior Play. CAROLE CRAWFORD: Glee Club 3 years; F.H.A. 1 year; Junior Play. KIRK DANCE: Football Team 2 years. FRANCES DODD: F.H.A. 1 year; Glee Club 1 year; Library Club 1 year. LOIS ELLIOTT: F.H.A. 3 years; Glee Club 3 years; Newspaper 1 year; Latin Club 2 years. BARBARA EVANS: Library Club 2 years; F.H.A. 2 years. HARRY EWERS: Vice-President Freshman Class; S.C.A. 1 year; Glee Club 2 years; News- paper 4 years; Basketball 3 years; Monogram 3 years; Junior Play; Senior Play. SHELBY FOGLE: Library Club 3 years; F.H.A. 2 years. PEGGY FOSTER: Rustburg (Jr. Yr.) Glee Club 2 years; Track 2 years; D. E. 1 year; Newspaper 1 year. SHELBY HALL: Glee Club 3 years; Foren- sic Club 1 year; Newspaper 3 years; D. E. 1 year; Library Club 1 year. DORIS HANSON: Newspaper 4 years, Co- Editor 2 years; G.A.A. 1 year; S.C.A. 3 years; Sophomore Treasurer; Junior and Senior Presi- dent. GLORIA HENDRICK: Glee Club 4 years; Newspaper 3 years; Basketball Team 2 years; Monogram 1 year; F.H.A. 1 year; Latin Club 2 years; Library Club 1 year. LOGAN HUBBARD: F.F.A. 4 years; S.C.A. 1 year; Forensic Club 4 years; Latin Club 2 years. ROBERTA HURT: F.H.A. 1 year; Annual Staff 1 year. DIRECTORY ELLIE KIRBY: F.H.A. 1 year; Vice-Presi- dent Glee Club 1 year; Cheerleader 2 years; Monogram 2 years; Junior Play. JAMES MARKS: Football Team 2 years; Besketball Team 2 years; Monogram 2 years. JANIE McCONVILLE: Glee Club 1 year; F.H.A. 2 years; D. E. 1 year. PEGGY McMASTER: F.H.A. 2 years; D. O. 1 year; Cheerleader 2 years; Monogram 1 year; Glee Club 2 years. JIMMY MILLNER: Basketball Team 2 years; Newspaper 1 year; D. E. 1 year; Model Airplane Club 1 year; Glee Club 1 year. PATRICIA MILLS: Basketball Team 3 years; Latin Club 2 years; Glee Club 3 years; Li- brary Club 2 years, Treasurer and Reporter; Newspaper 3 years; F.H.A. 2 years; Monogram 2 years. HELEN MITCHELL: F.H.A. 1 year; Vice- President Library Club 1 year; Annual Staff 1 year. TEAN MOREY: F.H.A. 3 years; Glee Club 3 years; Latin Club 2 years; S.C.A. 1 year; Cheerleader 3 years; Newspaper 3 years; Mon- ogram 2 years; Junior Play; G.A.A. 1 year; Senior Play. SARAH NOELL: F.H.A. 1 year; Latin Club 2 years; Glee Club 3 years; Newspaper 1 year. ELIZABETH PERDUE: F.H.A. 2 years; Glee Club 3 years; Basketball Team 1 year; Cheer- leader 1 year; Monogram 2 years. JAMES PUCKETT: F.F.A. 2 years; Foot- ball 2 years; Basketball 3 years; Baseball 2 years; Track 1 year; Model Airplane Club 1 year; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Freshman Treasurer; Sophomore Vice-President; Junior Secretary; Treasurer Senior Class. LUCY RECTOR: Appomattox (Jr. Yr.); Glee Club 2 years; Latin Club 2 years; Newspaper 1 year; Basketball 2 years; G.A.A. 2 years; Junior Vice-President; Senior Play. CARMI LITA REDMOND: F.H.A. 2 years; Glee Club 3 years; Basketball 1 year; Mono- gram 1 year. BETTY ROBERTSON: F.H.A. 3 years; Pres- ident and Secretary; Glee Club 3 years; G.A.A. 1 year; Basketball 2 years; Annual 2 years; Sophomore Vice-President; Treasurer Junior Class; Monogram Club 1 year; Newspaper 3 years. NANCY JANE RORER: F.H.A. 3 years; Glee Club 4 years; Library Club 2 years; Basketball 2 years; Monogram 1 year. HOWELL A. ROBINSON: Newspaper 2 years; Library Club 2 years; Glee Club 1 year; Model Airplane Club 1 year; Forensic Club 4 years; Football Team 1 year. JULIET ROBINSON: Glee Club 3 years; Latin Club 2 years; Photography Club 1 year; Newspaper 4 years; S.C.A. 1 year; F.H.A. 1 year. [63] MARTHA RUCKER: S.C.A. 3 years, Presi- dent and Secretary; Basketball 4 years, Cap- tain; Annual 3 years, co-editor; Newspaper 2 years; F.H.A., Reporter; Junior Play; Foren- sic Club 1 year; Glee Club 4 years; Monogram Club 2 years; Latin Club 2 years; G.A.A. 1 year; Senior Play. BETTY RUHLAND: Cheerleader 1 year; Monogram 1 year; Manager Basketball Team 1 year; Senior Play. FLORENCE SAUNDERS: Glee Club 3 years; Library Club 1 year. DENNIS SMITH: Baseball 4 years; Foot- ball 4 years, co-captain and captain; Basket- ball 4 years; Newspaper Staff 3 years, Sports Editor; Forensic Club 1 year; Model Airplane Club 1 year; Senior Play. KENNETH SNIDER: F.F.A. 2 years. PHILLIP SPRUCE: D. O. 2 years; Library Club 1 year; Glee Club 1 year. DUVALL ST. CLAIR: Model Airplane Club 1 year. DALE STEPHENS: Library Club; F.H.A. 1 year; D. E. 1 year; Glee Club. BAILEY STEPPE: F.F.A. 1 year. WADE STONNELL: F.F.A. 3 years; Foot- ball Team 1 year. MALCOLM THURSTON: D. O. 1 year; Model Airplane Club 1 year. DORIS TORIAN: Glee Club 1 year; F.H.A. 3 years; Secretary Senior Class. IDA TOMLINSON: Library Club 1 year; F.H .A. 2 years; D. E. 1 year. ELTON TUCKER: D. O. 1 year; Baseball 3 years. GENE TWEEDY: Baseball Team; Monogram; BG. DONALD WADE: Football Team. ROBERT WARE: D. O. 1 year. NANCY WELLS: F.H.A. 2 years. PEGGY WHITE: Glee Club 2 years; SCA Treasurer; F.H.A. 1 year; Library Club 1 year; .G.A.A,. 1 year. ROBERT WHITMORE: Model Airplane Club 1 year; Newspaper 4 years; Annual Staff 2 years; S.C.A. 2 years; Junior Play; Senior Play; J.V. Basketball Team 1 year; Forensic Club 1 year; Glee Club 3 years; Library Club 2 years; Photography Club 1 year. BILLY WILKINS: S.C.A. 1 year; F-.F.A. 4 years, President; Forensic Club 2 years; Boy’s State; Senior Play. JOHN WILLIAMS: F.F.A. 3 years. JAMES WINNAGLE: F-.F.A. 3 years. ISABELLE WITT: Glee Club; D. E. 1 year; F.H.A. 3 years. JERRI WOOD: F.H.A. 2 years; G.A.A. 1 year; Newspaper 4 years, Advertising Man- ager; Junior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff; 2 years, Business Manager; Glee Club 4 years. MARGARET WOOD: F.H.A. 1 year; D. E. 2 years, Secretary and Vice-President; S.C.A. 1 year; G.A.A. 1 year; Glee Club 3 years; Newspaper 2 years; Library Club 1 year; Forensic Club 2 years; Senior Play. MARION WOOD: Glee Club, Pianist 3 years; F.H.A. 3 years; G.A.A. 1 year; News- paper 1 year; Library 1 year; Basketball 2 years; Monogram 2 years. Re @ ADVERTISERS — [65] CHESTNUT HILL SERVICE STATION R. D. JORDAN 5215 Fort Avenue Dial 2-6200 Lynchburg, Virginia DOWDY - AMANA FOOD PLAN OF LYNCHBURG Live Better for Less YOUR PERSONAL SUPER MARKET THAT OFFERS UP TO 25% AND 30% SAVINGS THAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE WARDS ROAD PHONE 3-2630 MOORMAN T. TUCK SONS. Inc. AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTIONS — UPHOLSTERING Edgewood Addition Lynchburg, Va. Phone 2-6566 NN ————— — —— | 66} JAMES T. DAVIS LYNCHBURG'S LEADING PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE mele (OUP) 6 Os 2 Laundry and Dry Cleaning For Prompt City Wide Pick-Up and Delivery Dial 5-2555 QUICK SERVICE DRIVE-IN 1344 Main Street “MY BANK FOR THOUSANDS The Lynchburg National Bank Trust Co. 901 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA DRIVE-IN BRANCH — 9th COMMERCE STREETS CHESTNUT HILL BRANCH — 5206 FORT AVENUE Member F. D. |. C. Compliments of Appalachian Electric Power Company 523 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia [67] Compliments of CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORPORATION LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL TRUST SAVINGS BANK CLARENCE G. BURTON, President S. S. SPENCER, Vice-President and Cashie THOS. R. PUGH, JR.,Trust Officer K. K. RUCKER, Assistant Cashier TEMPLE R. NORTH, Assistant Trust Officer LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation i WELL DRILLING IS YOUR WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE—PURE—COOL? ANY TYPE - ANY TIME - ANY PLACE ALL TYPES OF WATER SYSTEMS ESTIMATES OF COST WITHOUT OBLIGATION FALWELL WELL CORPORATION Dial 3-2739 3732 Campbell Avenue Lynchburg, Va. | | CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 PIEDMONT REALTY COMPANY W. T. MAY, Owner ) 213 Ninth Street, Room 202 ; Dial 2-849] Lynchburg, Virginia General Insurance — Real Estate Sales | [68] CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES HOSKINS PONTIAC CO. Dial 2-3481 5th and Park Ave. Lynchburg, Va. Cmerlviners LYNCHBURG'S FIRST DEPARTMENT STORE for Lads and Lassies who want to RATE STRAIGHT A's on Appearance Compliments of Ges aU RIER CO: COAL — PAINT — LUMBER 1906 Fort Avenue T. B. DORNIN-ADAMS CO., Inc. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK Dial 7-238| 1107 Commerce St. REACH: FOR. =.22 SUNBEAM BREAD THE BREAD YOU NEED FOR ENERGY W. D. DIUGUID Incorporated FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE Equipped with 3-Way Radio Dial 234 32 1016 Rivermont Avenue Lipscomb Electric 703 5th Street | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LYNCHBURG Organized 1865 THE OLD, BIG, STRONG BANK MAIN OFFICE—MAIN ST. AT 10th FORT HILL BRANCH—FORT EARLY THEATRE BUILDING Member Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. DEPOSITORS BANK Main Street at Eleventh Lynchburg, Virginia TIMBERLAKE MILLS NEAR NEW LONDON, VIRGINIA QUALITY FLOUR FOR HOME BAKING TIMBERLAKE WATER GROUND CORNMEAL TIMBERLAKE TUXEDO AND SPECIAL FEEDS Compliments of W.A. RICE ELECTRIC GG: 315 D Street Dial 6-2966 Lynchburg, Va. ‘| CHARTER A BUS FOR SCHOOL TRIPS REASONABLE RATES DIAL 7-277| | LYNCHBURG TRANSIT COMPANY 12th KEMPER STS. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA [70] COMPLIMENTS OF H. E. DeWITT CO. BUILDING MATERIALS AND COAL Dial 2-450] Lynchburg, Va. Compliments of CALLAHAM GROCERY AND PRODUCE CO. , Inc. 926 Commerce Street BAILEY SPENCER HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. 1014 Main Street Compliments of BIBEE'S VIRGINIA MARKETS WE GIVE B-THRIFT-E GREEN TAPES FARMERS SEED AND SUPERYACO7aING: Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies Dial 2-2522 1306 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia VIRGINIAN MOTORS, INC. Authorized Ford Dealers More than 4 acres of Sales Service in downtown Lynchburg I2th Court Sts. Compliments of BARKER-JENNINGS CORP. WHOLESALE ONLY Lynchburg, Virginia ROBERTSON DRUG CO. ‘In the heart of Chestnut Hill’ Jeep Delivery — Dial 2-1239 5216 Fort Avenue Saar IER gaincs SPORTING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TENNIS — GOLF — GUNS — BOATS Since 1828 1024 Main St. Lynchburg, Va. S. H. FRANKLIN Inc. OUTFITTERS TO GENTLEMEN SINCE 1889 Dial 8-2166 921 Main Best Wishes from JOHN E. GANNAWAY CO. Inc. 1016-18 Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia LYNCHBURG OIL CO., INC. Phone 8-2875 FUEL OILS OIL BURNER SERVICE Compliments of RICHLAND FARMS ‘@) CANADA PRODUCE CO. HUGHES DRY CLEANING CORP. 1603 Park Avenue LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA ; Compliments of MOSELEY BROS., INC. 2308 12th Street, Lynchburg, Va. Contractors for Plumbing, Heating, ’ Sprinkler System ALLIED PHARMACY, Inc. Welcome Ai . DOWDY'S 5051 Fort Avenue FORT HILL'S FINEST FOOD MARKET (72) SCHEWEL FURNITURE CO. 11th and MAIN STS. Let Schewel Feather Your Nest” FORT HILL ESSO STATION HAPPY MOTORING STARTS HERE Fort and Memorial Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia Dial 2-1191 and 2-9874 BOWEN Jewel 37] Company ror 9th Main Registered Jewelers American Gem Society + MEGEHEES LEADING FURNITURE x tYNCHBURG’'S @ er) STORE COLEMAN'S Fine Footwear Since 1886 Lynchburg, Virdinia WEBB-WHITAKER CO., Inc. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING 909 Main Str eet LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA cue cestit le a tl I JACKSON'S When In Lynchburg Timberlake and Waterlick Road SHOP AT Sandwiches and Soft Drinks Esso Products and Groceries COMEsTO: SEErUS! KELLY, MELVIN and PAT WHITE “THE STORE .OF-VALUES” SNYDER BERMAN Compliments of TURNER BUICK CORP. Federal Street at Fifth BLUE BUCKLE OVERALL Home of Buick Cars COMPANY and G. M. C. Trucks FOR A NEW HOME ON OR NEAR TIMBERLAKE BROOKS TRANSPORTATION Be | C. L. HARRIS — 5-2012 Compliments of 1901 MEMORIAL AVE. FOREHAND REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 801 CHURCH STREET DIAL 2-4536 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of HAUSER OLDSMOBILE, Inc. DIAL 7-21.77 706 COMMERCE STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA quALITY - DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. DIAL 4-2464 201 OAKLEY AVE. THE SPORT SHOPPE VIRGINIA AUTO PARTS RESTAURANT BURNED and WRECKS WANTED | 1113 Main Street USED PARTS Dial 6-2825 Lynchburg, Va. Wards Road—29 South Lynchburg, Va. P| THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Best Wishes from Main Office WHITMORE'S MARKET Eighth and Main Streets 412-94, Streak i Miller Park Branch The teeta 1933 Fort Avenue ‘ Produce — Groceries — Meats | For Complete Eye Care Consult Your EYE PHYSICIAN Then See Your GUILD OPTICIAN cult (Q.) A. G. JEFFERSON rey Ground Floor Allied Arts Building SENIORS! JOIN THE PHILLIPS’ SUCCESS PARADE Write for the Free Bulletin PHILLIPS ve COLLEGE Savings and Home Financing The Co-operative Building Loan Association MAIN OFFICE—215 Ninth Street BRANCH OFFICE—5224. Fort Ave. Assets Over $9,000,000.00 FOR YOUNGER CROWD FASHIONS What do you want from your college? LYNCHBURG COLLEGE offers you ® full accreditation ® convenient location © a friendly campus ® low cost ® guidance and counseling service ® balanced program of activities Think It Over! VAUGHAN MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CARS Goodyear Tires G. E. Television Hot Point Appliances 2306 Bedford Ave. and 12th and Church Streets OhUUPS 906 Main Street WLVA RADIO TELEVISION DEB'S PLACE 3448 Campbell Avenue SERVICE STATION GROCERIES - CAFE Lynchburg, Virginia Established 1885 BARR BROTHERS JEWELERS Dial 3-120 LICHTENSTEIN'S READY-TO-WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, THE EASIEST TERMS AND CHILDREN IN TOWN 1021 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. [77] - a ogee BRANDT'S PLACE ne 4 - p nd Menry Brand rrops WARREN'S SERVICE STATION te 2 ‘Lynchburg, Va. THE DINING ROOM at MACK ANN'S WONDERFUL FOR BANQUETS M. W. CALLAHAM SONS, Inc. — Wholesale Grocers — (942796 Gomemerca Strest Complim GILES CHIP CONFECTIONERY COMPANY cAn ; A 540 Oakley Avent Phone 7-2881 BAER WALTERS MEMORIAL WORKS Dial 2-5533 Wards Road—|! Mile from City CARY CHEVROLET, INC. 500 Main Street — Dial 5-2583 Lynchburg, Virginia HEADQUARTERS FOR A SQUARE DEAL Compliments of WHITE + LAUNDRY COMPANY DIAL 6-2645 WILMOUTH AMOCO SERVICE STATION Caklev cand hlacrial Abeauae 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone. 2-963 | HARRY HAGA CO. WESTINGHOUSE — MAYTAG 607-609 Main Street COLONIAL FOOD MARKET Route 5 — Timberlake Road Groceries — Fresh Meats N. C. Wood, Prop. MARVIN MOSELEY PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Dial 2-425] COMPLIMENTS OF Allen-Morrison Sign Co., Inc. ACREE PECK Real Estate — Insurance Allied Arts Building Lynchburg Dial 3-1357 Virginia WHORLEY'S GULF SERVICE 3503 Campbell Ave. Lynchburg, Virginia WASHING - GREASING - POLISHING Phone 2-8933 Conscientious Service CH ESTNUT HILL HARDWARE AND VARIETY STORE 5220 Fort Avenue GIFTS, NOTIONS, AND HOBBIES Dial 8-2428 DIAL LYNCHBURG 6-2685 BETTER CLEANING AND SERVICE WOOD DRY CLEANING, Inc. 548 Oakley Ave. Layton B. Wood, Pres. J. C. Caldwell, Sec.-Treas. PROEHL'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing — Welding Phone: Day, 2-5511—Night, 2-6747 R. F. D. 6, Wards Road Lynchburg, Virginia FALWELL SUPER MARKET Fresh Meats and Vegetables Groceries 2 Miles East of Lynchburg On Highway 460 THE KNICKERBOCKER T-BONE STEAKS—SPECIALTY Use Highway 29 2m Milessacot Lynchburg Home-Cooked Meals Gas - Oil Phone 2-9827 DRINKS Compliments of RUDACILLE MAYTAG CO. MAYTAG AND PHILCO APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE 3006 Memorial Ave. Dial 2-142] ee Lee eee eee nee SSSSSSSsSeaRBE[[T— BEST WISHES 1O TRE. CLASS 2OF ists BURTON CREEK GARAGE Timberlake Road Lynchburg, Va. Phone 2-|264 COMPLIMENTS OF LYNCHBURG STEAM BAKERY, Inc. BAKERS OF BETSY ROSS BREAD AND CAKES een SS [80] GROW TREES FOR THE FUTURE TREESeARE OURS@NIEG NATURAL RESOURCE THAT CAN BE REPLENISHED IN A LIFE TIME BURRUSS LAND AND LUMBER, INC. Lynchburg, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 BROOKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL THE LANE COMPANY, Inc. ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS OF CEDAR CHESTS The Gift That Starts the House’ | aa Ralph's BEAUTY SALON ne 2-554| Sti Lynchburg, Va. — ANDERSON'S Piggly-Wiggly Super Markets YOU SAVE On low prices every day With S H Green Stamps For hospitality, serve Holy “ REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. Lynchburg Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. HAMBURGERS! HOT DOGS! CHILI! Where? The Texas Tavern Of Course— 611 Main Street Compliments VIRGINIA SUPPER CLUB Round and Square Dance Friday and Saturday Nights Catering to Private Parties and Banquets V. H. WINEBARGER CO. MANUFACTURERS OF CHURCH FURNITURE Phone 5-202! e 2—Wards Road DAIRY QUEEN A TREAT FOR TASTE @, FOOD FOR HEALTH CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 9 GOOD CLOTHES Young Men's Clothing 1003 Main Street Lynchburg, Va. GILBERT'S PIANO DEPARTMENT 512 Main Street NEW AND USED PIANOS EXPERT TUNING AND REPAIRING OLD FORT COTTAGE HOTEL Delicious Foods Cooked to Your Taste Service 24 Hours Daily Dial 3-135] U. S. 460 501 Compliments of LOCH HAVEN LODGE “THE HOME OF CHICKEN IN THE MOONLIGHT Dial 2-9015 HAMILTON'S CABINET LINOLEUM SHOP Office Dial 5-211 Home Dial 2-3610 Cabinets Built to Order — Plastic Tile — Linoleum 1704 Twelfth Street, Lynchburg, Virginia FOR SECURITY — . asa policyholder . as an employee see us, we'd like to talk to you about it FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES 5401 Fort Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia LYNCHBURG FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association P. G. Cosby, Jr., Executive Vice-President SL oaG@lURCH sSIREEL MILLER PARK BRANCH — 1990 FORT AVE. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SAVE AND MAKE IT A HABIT PRIDE DRY CLEANING, INC. Phone 7-278] LAYDEN B. WOOD, President Owner 403 Oakley Ave. NEHI BOTTLING CO. ‘ : Manutacturers of ROYAL CROWN COLA and PAR-T-PAK BEVERAGES 2603 Fort Avenue Phone 4-219] SLeggétts Compliments of LOCH HAVEN LODGE THE HOME OF CHICKEN IN THE MOONLIGHT Dial 2-9015 i 4 ¥ They Fill The Empty Stomachs Lynchburg. Va. CLEAN-CRAFT CLEANERS Incorporated Sanitone Cleaning Dyeing Garment Storage 2995 Fort Avenue Phone 6-2663 You're Always in Step When You Shop At WILLS-CAMP CO. 819 Main Street Dial 2-189| DRINK DONALD DUCK Soft Drinks Lynchburg Bottling Co. 703 Thomas Road Dial 3-2426 Hold Up??? Just Pretending ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS “So now we turn the key within The lock of sentiment, That expresses gratitude to those In this acknowledgement.” LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING COMPANY for their aid in drawing up the lay- out and for their invaluable assistance. MUTUAL PRESS for printing our book. MR. FRANK HILL of the House of Portraits, for the grand group pictures. DELMAR STUDIOS AND GUGGENHEIMER PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO for the individual pictures. THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY for the covers. OUR ADVERTISERS for helping us to finance our book. MRS. CLAIRE T. FLINT for handling the finances for the BUZZER. THE STUDENT BODY, FACULTY, AND ADMINISTRATION whose in- terest and co-operation helped us to produce this volume of the BUZZER. It is our sincere hope that somewhere in this book you will find the key that unlocks the cherished memories of a wonderful year spent at Brookville during 1954-1955. Autographs [88] Autographs ee gee RIE eS empha PotBS 88 tenn cares mew oh ST MIEN TT NRE fo: a , - ne = i.inw — ‘ PLLA S OO GO NTRS PI ee r=: - —— = selina ap SS =. ee a a ak Oe ee = Bh en St peak. eee ees ee ve nese Ss a : ee a een — = : 3 Seren ee PaaS Ar She a Ta NGS as wigan aren er ae mn = a a a x -- = ° -_— = — el —¥ . po s pace a as AS am penance Se arr pn EN An Seay show ae a = en a ane pee = io Sire ice - en. we = sisi =e = Ae + ° een x. oe ee Ste cecvwn anna aoa : a Ses - Sar = Soom aepE TSS o: WH 55 wercaew es = = sere eeet oe 7 =e = ; =e = ‘ — ‘= : = x Se a = 5 e = 2 =e ee Se : io += ° oA: 3 — oy, 2am, Bae sss are: = Amc ao [es