Caroline High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

TH[ CUDiyi Cargline High School Bowling Breen, Virginia Septemher 1951-Jnne 19S2 Annual Staff SEATED: Willett, Coleman, Mac Dougall, Vaughan, Sale, Thornton, STANDING: Smith, Pitts Crabtree, Pratt, Schools, Miss Ziegler, Miss Cox, Lanford. Editor Assistant Editor. . Business Manager Circulation Manager Feature Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Class Editor Hugh Mac Dougall Ann Vaughan Barbara Pratt Lawrence Southworth Mary Eleanor Pitts Bunny Collins Nancy Thornton Dorothy Sale Mary Frances Coleman Peggy Shackleford Patricia Smith Bowie Lanford Vivian Willett Russell Schools June Crabtree FOREWORD This is a history of Caroline High School for one school year. It is a story of the athletic contests, clubs, parties; but most important, the faculty and the individual student. The annual staff wishes to express its appreciation to all the students, without whose cooperation this publication could not have been possible. Hugh Mac Dougall, Editor Dedication To Miss Ann B. Conway In recognition of her loyal and diligent service to Caroline High School, as well as her inspiration and guidance to the students, the Cardinal Staff respectfully dedicates this first annual. faculty And Admin istration MR. WILLIAM A. VAUGHAN Superintendent, Caroline County Schools B. A. University of Richmond; M. A. University of Virginia, Superintendent of Caroline County Schools since July 1, 1921. MR. J. L. FRANCIS Principal, Caroline High School College of William Mary; Duke University B. S, M. Ed. % MRS. ELIZABETH B. EDWARDS Mary Washington College B, S. , Major Mathematics, Minor Latin i ' . MRS. RAYMOND WILLIS SNEAD Farmville State Teachers College Special Certificate Longwood College Major Latin, Minor History MISS ELIZABETH PITTS Mary Washington College B. S. , Major Education, Minor French I MR. JOHN Q. PEERS Richmond College B. A. Graduate work at V. P. I. Major Agricultural Education MISS ANN B. CONWAY Longwood College B. S. Major English, Minor Social Studies MRS. MADGE GARDNER YOUNG Radford College B. S. Major Home Economics, Minor English MISS BETTY ANNE COX Mary Washington College B. S. Major Business Education MR. JULIAN A. THOMAS College of William Mary B. S. Major Physical Education, Minor Education MISS DOROTHY KLEIN Mercyhurst College B. A. Major Biology, Minor Chemistry Treasurer Larry Moter Sponsor Miss Conway President Mary Scott Broaddus Vice-President Hugh Mac Dougall RICHARD COLE ALVIS F. F. A. MARY SCOTT BROADDUS President of the Senior class. Band, Co-captain of the basketball team, S. C. A. Vice-president, Prayer Meeting. EMILY CAROL ANCARROW S. C. A. Council, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Prayer Meeting. WINIFRED ELIZABETH BURRUSS F. H. A. , Dramatics Club, Terolise Campbell, F. H. A. , Glee Club, Dramatics Club. t Seniors PATRICK LEWELLY CARNEAL Secretary and Vice-President of the F. F. A., Baseball. FREDA MAY CHILTON President of S. C. A. , Secretary of Sophomore Class, President and Reporter of the F. H. A. BETTY JUNE CARTER F. H, A. reporter. Basketball, Baseball, Prayer Meeting, Glee Club. HAZEL ALMA CRABTREE F. H. A. , Glee Club, Safety Patrolman, S. C. A. Council. DORIS EVELYN CHENAULT F. H. A. Glee Club, Basketball, Prayer Meeting, and Dramatics Club. JUNE MARIE CRABTREE Band, Annual Staff, Editor of Newspaper, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. HERMAN FARRELL CROPPER Baseball, Dramatics Club. Seniors JAMES PEYTON FARMER President of S. C. A. , President of 8th grade. Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes, Captain of basketball team and football team. Prayer Meeting, Vice-president of S. C. A, JAMES WILLIAM HAYDEN, JR. S. C. A. Council, Safety Patrolman, Bus driver. LAURA ELIZABETH GARRETT F. H. A. , Basketball, Glee Club. CHARLES BOWIE LANFORD Annual Staff, Basketball, Football, S. C. A. Council, Dramatics Club. ELEANOR WHITE GOULDIN Secretary of S. C. A. , Prayer Meeting, Treas- urer of Freshman Class, Dramatics Club. HUGH MacDOUGALL Editor of Annual, School Paper, Vice-President of senior class, S. C. A. Council, Safety Pat- rolman. Seniors MARY ANN MACDOUGALL Secretary of Senior Class, Vice-president of Junior Class, S. C. A. Council, School news- paper, Secretary and treasurer of Dramatics Club. LAWRENCE RUSSELL MOTER Secretary of S. C. A. , Treasurer of Junior and Senior Classes, Basketball, Football, Chairman of S. C. A. Council. MARY ALMA McWHIRT Vice-president S. C. A. , Secretary and Pres- ident of F. H. A. , Prayer Meeting, Glee Club, Dramatics Club. MILDRED FRANCES PAVEY F. H. A. , Prayer Meeting, Glee Club, Dramatics Club. A CHRISTINE LAVINIA MOORE F. H. A. , Basketball, Prayer Meeting, Dra- matics Club, Glee Club. FREDERICK WARREN PEATROSS Dramatics Club, Basketball, Band. Seniors BARBARA BUCKLEY PRATT Co-captain of Basketball team, S. C. A. Council, Softball, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Treas- urer of S. C. A. , Annual Staff, Glee Club, Pres- ident of Dramatics Club, BOBBY GRAVETT SYLVIA Typist for the school newspaper. JANE RACHEL PULLER President of F. H. A. , Glee Club, Prayer Meet- ing, Basketball, Dramatics Club. ELIZABETH ANNE UPSHAW Vice-president of F. H. A. , Prayer Meeting, Glee Club, Captain of Basketball team. Dra- matics Club, Safety Patrolman. Senior Class History The senior class of 1952 was the first class to enter the eighth grade at Caroline High School. Though we weren ' t overjoyed at the prospect of another school year, now on the eve of graduation, we have few regrets. That year we got a taste of every course of study Caroline offered and planned our future courses. We also had our first opportunity to engage in the social and scholastic activities of Caroline High. As freshmen we experienced another first at Caroline, our first football game. The first football team in Caroline county. Our team made a good showing, too, by winning three, losing three, and tying one. By our sophomore year we had begun to grow up. and also had begun to take on responsibilities. There were no juniors that year, so the responsibility of enter- taining the seniors fell on us. After much discussion, we decided on a banquet and dance. None of us seniors will ever forget the work and the fun we had getting ready for that big affair. The prom was a hugh success and will linger long in our mem- ories. The Caroline High Band also originated that year and had its first concert, thanks to our patient instructor. Mr. Schmidt. During our junior year, we assumed, to a greater extent, the dignity befitting upper classmen. In addition to that we decided that graduation was drawing near, and it wasn ' t at all a bad idea to take our studies more seriously than we had pre- viously done. We also started our first dramatics club under the direction of Mr. DuBose and gave a charming little comedy entitled Little Darling. Mr. DuBose also sponsored our first prayer meeting group that year. Then came the best year of all--our senior year. No senior will ever forget the hustle and bustle of the last year at high school. What with cap and gown measure- ments, class ring picking and practicing the senior play, Old Doc, by Jean Lee Latham, selecting a motto, and commencement rehearsal, our senior life has been a very busy one. Our sponsor. Miss Conway, has been most helpful in guiding us and making our last year a memorable and wonderful experience. Our class motto is Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. Our class colors are green and white. ec-s r 1. Valentine party. 2. Sun bathing. 3. Time out for a snapshot. 4. Intermission. 5. Parley-vous Francais ? 6. Ouch! 7. Blue Beard. 8. Field day. 9. Cute, 10. Mourner ' s bench. 11. The Harmony Boys. 12. Stag line. Ill)} 2. Indignant- -E. Goulding. 3. Praise--C. Moore. 4. Disbelief-- J. Sacra, M. A. MacDougall, L. Moter. 5. Fatigue--H. MacDougall, M. S. Broaddus. 6. Rapture — M. S. Broaddus, L. Moter. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .... Shirley Hughes . . . Alice Pratt , . .Dorothy Sale , . . Leona Gayle _ 7 Betty Lou Allison Ivy Ancarrow Louise Atkins Percy Bareford Evelyn Beazley Carlye Bowie Edwin Carter Cathleen Clark Douglas Clark Faye Clow Bunny Collins Audrey Covington Lorraine Dyson Christine Elliott Barbara Fraughnaugh Leona Gayle Absent when pictures were taken: Bill Meek Class Shirley Hughes A. B. Jones Bob Allen Kay Jack Marmaduke Mildred McDonald Mildred Michalec Charles Mitchell Dorothy Parisek Alice Pratt Dorothy Sale Russell Schools Patricia Smith Maxine Southworth Doris Thomas Ann Vaughan Vivian Willett Frances Lee Womble David Wright Luther Wright Regina Ayers Shirley Ball Felton Beazley Margaret Beazley Joyce Chenault Robert Bowers Harold Brown Susie Chilton Robert Durrett Dimple Chenault Evelyn Dyson Kenneth Edwards Tommy Elliott Lillian Farmer Dora Ann Garnett Jean Gouldin Juanita Hayden Marian Beazley Pauline Beazley Jane Borkey Class Absent when pictures were taken; Jack Jeter Shirley Hayden Joan Loving Pauline Madison Betty Medley Carole Moter William Pickett Stuart Pitts James Scnools Eugene Selph Genevieve Skinner G. H. Powers Cecil Rozell Lorraine Rozell Bec.iy Snead Marie Stanley Nateline Stanley Gladys Taylor Mildred Taylor Peggy Taylor Nancy Thornton Marvin Wright V Freshman Gladys Ayers Louise Beasley Evelyn Co oper Ruth Gordon Elliott Susie Beasley Joyce Bowers Kent Gamble Opal Garnett Robert Carter Erlene Cecil Marian Gatewood Nancy Golightly Ruby Cecil Bert Chenault Charlotte Gravatt Mary Winston Gravatt George Chenault John Chenault Patricia Gray Thomas Hayden Mary Clark Mary Frances Coleman Clarice Henderson Absent when pictures were taken; Dillard Jones Class Virginia Jones Harold Kay Franklin Reed Marvyn Samuel Kenneth Kidwell Pearl Loving Franklin Smith Lewis Southworth Etta Mae Lucord Cecil Marshall Margaret Ann Southworth William Roy Southworth Wallace Martin Margaret McDonald Robert Taylor Irene Whittaker Patricia Ann Medley Robin Pratt Mary Whittaker Bobby Wigglesworth William Puller Roger Wright Donald Carl Young Absent when pictures were taken: Peggy Shackelford George Tignor A k [ighth trade Evelyn Ayers George Ayers Lorelle Bareford Catherine Barlow Gordon Barlow Janet Bowers Joanne Bowers Gregg Broaddus Hilda Carter Marjorie Cecil Calvin Clarke Eugene Collawn Raymond Crabtree Margaret Crowe Johnny Duffer Nancy Edwards Franklin Elliott Raymond Farmer Wayne Farmer James Fraughnaugh Bill Garnett James Golightly Judy Golightly Jacqueline Grizzard Ida Harris Emmett Hart Caro Lee Johnson Dorothy Johnson James Jones Helen Kelly Billy Kibler Charles Loving Mary Martin Ruth Martin Bradford Mitchell Beale Moore Joe Lee Moore Carole Ray Newton Mary Eleanor Pitts Roger Pitts Thomas Pitts Lois Quillen Albert Reed Freddie Schools Jean Southworth Lawrence Southworth Warren Street Shirley Sylvia Barbara Taylor Edith Taylor Richard Taylor Doris Terry Judith Wade Margaret Wheeler Phyllis Whittaker Eugene Wright Robert Yellowlees SEATED: Juanita Southworth, Hilda Carter, Alma McWhirt, Peyton Farmer, Eleanor Gouldin, A. B. Jones, Miss Elizabeth Pitts, Hazel Crabtree. STANDING; Marie Stanley, Shirley Hughes, Susie Chilton, Freda Chilton, Mary Ann Mac Dougall, Barbara Pratt, Larry Moter, Ralph Mc- Donald. Representatives Absent from picture: Emily Ancarrow, Robin Pratt, Bunny Collins. The Student Cooperative Association is composed of officers, homeroom represen- tatives, and various committees. The officers are elected yearly by the student body; the representatives by popular vote of each homeroom; and the committee chairmen, by the president. The purpose of the club is to aid each student in promoting personal responsibility and honor in addition to sponsoring recreational programs. ACTIVITIES: Magazine Drive, Party Nights, Movies and White Christmas. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Athletics Barbara Pratt and Larry Moter Building and Grounds Ralph McDonald Health and Safety Shirley Hughes Welfare Mary Ann Mac Dougall Citizenship Alma Me Whirt Finance A. B. Jones, Jr. Library Evelyn Dyson Recreation Freda Chilton S. C. A. COUNCIL President Peyton Farmer Vice-President Alma MeWhirt Secretary Eleanor Gouldin Treasurer ..A. B. Jones, Jr. Sponsor JVliss Pitts Safety Patrol Mary Whittaker, William Pickett, Luther Wright, Hugh Mac Dougall, Russell Schools, James Hayden. FRONT ROW: Anne Upshaw, Gregg Broaddus, Shirley Hughes, Dimple Chenault, Juanita Hayden, Hazel Crabtree. The Safety Patrol is intrusted with the responsibility of helping to guard the safety of the boys and girls who ride our school buses. They assist our bus drivers in the tremendous job of loading and unloading pupils and aid in emergencies. Another objective of this organization is to direct traffic and receive visitors at athletic games. Captain: Shirley Hughes Lieutenants: Hugh Mac Dougall Russell Schools Luther Wright Patrolmen: Gregg Broaddus Dimple Chenault Hazel Crabtree James Hayden Juanita Hayden William Pickett Lawrence Earl Southworth Maxine Southworth Mary Whittaker Anne Upshaw [. [. L Club The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agri- cultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Adviser ACTIVITIES . . . J_,ewis Chenault Pat Carneal .... .Harold Brown . . Charles Mitchell . . . Ralph McDonald . . Bobby Allen Kay Mr. John Q. Peers 1. Field trip to Atlantic Rural Exposition 2. Assemblies 3. Initiation Weiner Roast 4. Fish Fry 5. Federation Contests A. Forrestry Judging 4th place B. Basketball Tournament C. Shop Judging 1st place D. Dairy Judging E. Track F. Tractor Driving Contest Male or Female? F. H. Club President Jane Borkey Vice-President Alma McWhirt Secretary Lois Seal Reporter Betty Burrus Historian Shirley Hughes Chapter Mother Mrs, Carl Moter Advisor Mrs. Madge Gardner Young Student Teachers Miss Davis Miss Broaddus Mrs. Smith The motto of Future Homemakers of America expresses the purpose of the organ- ization - Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. ACTIVITIES 1. Open house for mothers in P. T. A. group. 2. Demonstrations of home flower arrangements, 3. Senior Valentine party. 4. Served at Lion ' s Club supper 5. Mother and Daughter Banquet. 6. Helped a needy family. 7. Entered in the World Christmas Festival. 8. Exhibit Hobby Show, 9. Parties for Club. 10. Christmas Caroling. 11. Observance of National F. H. A. Week. 12. Sweet Sales. 13. Fashion Show. F. H. A. Advisor Prayer Club In 1950, Mr. William DuBose organized this club for the purpose of praying for world peace. After his departure, Mr. John Peers accepted the leadership of the organization. These weekly meetings are attended and conducted by the students voluntarily. Mr. John Q. Peers Leader MEMBERS Evelyn Ayers Shirley Ball Evelyn Beazley Felton Beazley Jane Borkey Gregg Broaddus Mary Scott Broaddus Harold Brown Betty June Carter Doris Chenault Freda Chilton Mary Clark Faye Clow Nancy Allen Davis Kenneth Edwards Nancy Jean Edwards Peyton Farmer Judy Golightly Nancy Golightly Eleanor Gouldin Dorothy Johnson A. B. Jones, Jr. Virginia Jones Pauline Madison Alma McWhirt Betty Medley Christine Moore Carole Moter Frances Pavey Freddie Peatross Mary Eleanor Pitts Stuart Pitts G. H. Powers Rachel Puller Lorraine Rozell Dorothy Sale James Schools Russell Schools Lois Seal Genevieve Skinner Patricia Smith Becky Sneed William Roy Southworth Marie Stanley Shirley Sylvia Edith Taylor Gladys Taylor Pearl Taylor Anne Upshaw Ann Vaughan Mary Whittaker Phyllis Whittaker Marvin Wright Parent-Ieacliers Ussocia The National Congress of Parents Teachers, which was founded in Washington, D. C. , in 1897, is an organization of parents, teachers, and other citizens who are interested in the welfare, ed- ucation, and protection of children and youth. NEW YEAR ' S DANCE OFFICERS OF CAROLINE HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. C. H. Kidwell R. T. Pratt President Vice-President Mrs. J. E. Farmer Secretary Mrs. R. W. Snead Treasurer Funds raised by sponsoring a Christmas and New Year ' s dance. Purchased dish washer for cafeteria and aided in purchase of Band uniforms. I j Caroline Higli Band The Band, which is composed of students from Caroline High and Lee Maury Ele- mentary School, participates in community and school programs. It originated in 1949 under the direction of H. C. E. Schmidt. I I H. C. E. Schmidt Director J. J. Centrone Assistant Director FLUTE - Nancy Allen Davis. CLARINETS - Gregg Broaddus, Barbara Daughtrey, Opal Garnett, Jimmy Gray, Helen Hen- shaw, Dickie Hylton, Joe Lanford, Virginia Liverman, Jimmy Skinner, Nancy Thornton. SAXOPHONES - Evelyn Dyson, Wm. Roy Southworth. TRUMPETS CORNETS - Gordon Barlow, Bob Bowers, Janet Bowers, Joan Bowers, Joyce Bowers, Bunny Collins, June Crabtree, A. B. Jones, Jr. , Billy Kibler. ALTO HORN - Betty Dyson, Russell Schools. BARITONE HORN - Lawrence Southworth. BASS HORN - Bill Garnett, Bill Meek. TROMBONES - Mary Scott Broad- dus, Kenneth Kidwell, Freddie Peatross, Franklin Smith, Gene Wright. DRUMS - Raymond Davis, Elton Riley. I Assembly on Polio d Camera Shy, Miss Gladding? Oh-h-h-h, you ' re falling ' hands ' Which one, Football Hero Ain ' t love grand? You say the cutest things. Bob Allen! Can ' t you make up your mind, Frances Lee? Taking in Home Ec Laundry? ” “Caught in the act Huh, Bobby and Pam?’ Attentive Class We saw Bowie coming li. Boys ' Football CO-CAPTAIN LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Thomas, Rozell, Schools, Powers, Wright, Pitts, J. Schools. SECOND ROW: Fraughnaugh, Elliott, Southworth, Carter, F. Schools, Kay, THIRD ROW: Clark, Wiggles- worth, Garvatt, Collins, D. Wright, Reed. FOURTH ROW: R. Wright, Jones, Beasley, Marma- duke, and Kidwell. Scores 01 Caroline Posts 4th Straight Net Triumph The Caroline High School bas- ketball Cardinals have a four- game winning streak running to- day. The Cards won a hard-fought 46-41 decision at Washington Henry High last night. It was Caroline’s eighth win in 12 out- ngs this winter. According to the customary lattern, Veteran Guard Peyton ’ armer paced the Cards. His 20- noint total was good for indi- vidual scoring honors. Caroline’s ’ reshman Center, Cecil Marshall, baeged 11 points. Group IT Varina will plav qt ' aroline Friday night. Game ♦ ' me is SH.I Earlier ’bis ;«p j Varina beat Caroline, 50-47, in an overtime struggle gr ' o T ' .T -; (46) fp- ft tn f .. . . . 0 1 1 ■ ' ' ♦ofer, f . . . . . . 0 0 0 f ...2 4 8 ’Marshall, c ... 5 1 11 an ford, c 1 n 9 armpr, g , . . in 0 20 ' ar er, g . , . . . 1 2 4 Totals . . .. 19 8 46 w. (41) fr ft tn ’ earno ' v, f ... 1 0 14 ♦ ' forrell. f ...3 2 8 ’’ ’edd, c ... ... 2. 2 6 ' lack. c ... 0 2 2 ' roi ' ch, g . 2 0 4 Gosley, g ... 1 0 2 C. Crouch, g . . . . ... 2 1 5 Totals .. 17 7 41 Halftime score: Caroline 25, Washington Henry 19. Football And Basketball Caroline High Stops Mathews by 19 to 6 BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 13-- The Caroline High School Cardi- nals scored on a drive following the opening kickoff and added two more six - pointers in the third quarter to defeat Mathews High School, 19 to 6, here last night The loss was the first for Mathews this season. Marvin Wright, G. H. Powers and Stuart Pitts each scored for Caroline. CAROLINK 7 0 MATHEWS 0 0 13 0 — 0 6 — 6 Caroline scoring — Touchdowns; Pitts Powers. Point after touchaown. no zelle (placement). Mathews scoring— Tmirhdown. Thomas. Caroline Swamps Courtland 34-6 In Homecoming Game Caroline High spoiled Court- land’s homecoming with a convin- ing 34-6 triumph in a hard fought game at Courtland last Friday. The Cardinals scored five touch- downs and made four conversions to run up their biggest score of the year. Caroline elected to revi ive to open the game. Rozelle returned the kick to the forty yard line and the Cardinals promptly marched sixty yards for a score. Marvin Wright connected on two passes to left end Clark, in the drive which was climaxed by a two yard scor- ing plunge by James Schools. Caroline kicked off to Courtland and they proceeded to start a drive of their own. Operating out of a single wing, they rolled up two first downs before they were forced to punt. Caroline started another scoring drive. Wright completed a thirty-five yard pass to Bunny Collins just before the Stafford ' Cats Edge Caroline By 46 to 43 The Stafford Wildcats rolled up an early lead and held on grimly last night to nose out the fast-finishing Caroline Card- inals, 46-43. Stafford held a comfortable 26-9 margin as the first half buz- zer sounded but the gap narrow- ed quickly as the Cardinals went on a 34-point second half scoring spree. This area’s two top scorers had to yield honors last night to Stafford Guard Jim McKelvey, who swrished in seven field goals and three foul shots for 17 points. Peyton Farmer, Caroline guard, and Delbert Wilson, Staf- ford forward, collected 10 and 12, respectively. Both Farmers and Wilson’s av- erages suffered. Before last night’s game, Farmer was lead- ing the area scoring pack with a 19-1 average and Wilson was in the second spot with 17.4. Stafford has no more games scheduled this week, while the Cardinals will play host to Mont- pelier Friday. SCORING SUMMARY STAFFORD (46) fg ft tp Riley, f 0 0 0 Guy, f 3 6 12 Wilson, f 6 0 12 Conyers, c 2 1 5 Tyson, g 0 0 0 Efickerson, g 0 0 0 McKelvey, g 7 3 17 Totals 18 10 46 CAROLINE (43) fg ft to Hicks, f 0 1 1 Wright, f 3 1 7 M-aJshall, c 4 1 9 Lanford, c 5 2 12 Parmer, g 3 4 10 Carter, g 1 1 3 Moter, g 0 1 1 Totals 16 11 43 Halftime score: Stafford 26, Car- oline 9. Caroline 33 Stafford 38 Caroline 47 Varina 52 Caroline 65 C. T. Smith 33 Caroline 58 Rockville 36 Caroline 48 Midlothian 71 Caroline 47 Powhatan 35 Caroline 68 C. T. Smith 31 Caroline 40 Spotsylvania 50 Caroline 76 Battlefield Park 10 Caroline 61 Battlefield Park 32 Caroline 45 Beaverdam 24 Caroline 46 Washington-Henry 41 Caroline 53 Varina 60 f Caroline 43 Stafford 46 Caroline 36 Spottsylvania 69 1 Caroline 34 Powhatan (tournament) 47 GAMES POINTS AVERAGE 1 Farmer 15 267 17. 8 1 Pitts 15 140 9. 3 Marshall 15 134 8. 9 Wright 15 79 5. 3 Lanford 10 38 3. 8 Moter 13 46 3, 5 Powers 10 35 3. 5 Carter 15 48 3. 2 Martin 5 9 1. 8 Schools 3 3 1.0 I tm itt LEFT TO RIGHT: Rachel Puller, Nancy Thornton, Barbara Pratt, Mary Scott Broaddus, Mary Clark, Ann Upshaw. SECOND ROW: Christine Moore, Susie Beasley, Regina Ayers, Pearl Loving, Vivian Willett. THIRD ROW: Frances Womble, Betty Carter, Charlotte Gravatt, Nancy Davis, and Coach Joyce Gladding. Caroline 16 Stafford 15 Caroline 18 C. T. Smith 27 Caroline 27 Rockville 23 Caroline 23 Midlothian 13 Caroline 32 Powhatan 6 Caroline 35 C. T. Smith 28 Caroline 13 Spotsylvania 29 Caroline 21 Battlefield Park 17 Caroline 34 Battlefield Park 52 Caroline 42 Washington-Henry 28 Caroline 17 Stafford 22 Caroline 21 Spotsylvania 21 Caroline 18 C. T. Smith 34 Caroline 44 Beaverdam 12 2 points! Baseball An early deadline prevents us from printing pictures of the baseball team. We predict, however, a successful 1951-52 baseball season for the Cardinals. The roster includes many veterans and Coach Thomas will have a promising number of new boys reporting for practice. Cheerleaders MEET YOUR FRIENDS AND ENJOY THE EVENING AT THE CAROLINE THEATRE THE CAROLINE THEATRE FARMERS CREAMERY INC. COMPANYJNC. P.O. 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