Caroline High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class SCENE: Caroline High School Bowling Green, Virginia ACT I ' The charm of the act is the actor, Ware ACT II ' Play out the play. Henry IW Shakespeare ACT III Finale: The play is done; the curtain drops Slow falling to the prompter’s bell A moment yet the actor stops And looks around to say farewell. Thackeray STAFF FOR THIS PRODUCTION In appreciation of her unswerving devotion and wise coun- sel, in recognition of her personal sacrifices that have enriched our school life, the annual staff dedicates this 1957 edition of THE CARDINAL to their sponsor, Mrs. Ruble Lee Johnson. THE DIRECTORS MR. WILLIAM A. VAUGHAN Superintendent of Schools MRS. ELIZABETH R. DUKE Secretary to the Principal MR, J. L. FRANCIS Principal 3 THE DIRECTORS MRS. VIRGINIA B. BURRUSS Mathematics, Biology MISS ANNE B. CONWAY Geography English, Government American History Senior Sponsor MR. JAMES CRAWLEY Physical Education Social Studies Athletic Coach MRS. RUBIE LEE JOHNSON MRS. NELLI-E LANFORD MISS HELEN MOORE Business Education Annual Sponsor Seventh Grade Seventh Grade 4 THE DIRECTORS I ! MISS ELLEN BRENT DIZE ' Home Economics English I F.H.A. Sponsor I I MRS. ELIZABETH B. EDWARDS General Math Algebra, Latin Solid Geometry Junior Sponsor MRS. REBECCA GIBSON Physical Education Social Studies Athletic Coach Cheerleader Sponsor MR. JOHNQ. PEERS Agriculture F. F. A. Advisor Newspaper Sponsor MRS. HANNAH M. PERKINS English Social Studies Forensic Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH PITTS Librarian, French World History S.C. A. Sponsor 5 THE AUTHORS SPONSOR EDITOR LAYOUT MANAGER . BUSINESS MANAGERS ART EDITOR . . . SENIOR CLASS EDITOR FEATURE EDITORS . Mrs. Ruble L. Johnson , Barbara Daughtrey , . Helen Henshaw , . Dorothy Gravatt Kathy Gebhardt . . . Diana Johnson . . .Judy Campbell . . Ellen Howard Shirley Southworth CLUB EDITOR Jane Pitts SPORTS EDITOR Mary Chenault PHOTOGRAPHER Dick Hylton CIRCULATION MANAGER Jane Allen ASSISTANTS: Cary Howard, Jane Broaddus, Ross Carter, Martha Dunnington, Barry Driscoll, Dottie Rowe, Mary Johnson, Virginia Livermon, Ray Parker, Albert Clow, Margaret Mahon, John Lanford. 6 SENIORS JANE MARIE ALLEN Jane Quiet and co-operative; a sweet-natured classmate. EDWARD DAWSON BARLOW Edward A cheerful disposition plus a smile for everyone. SHIRLEY TAYLOR BROOKS Shirley A marriage license pre- ceding her diploma. DAVID WILTSHIRE BULLOCK David A future Rembrandt with a Walt Disney touch. SENIORS DONALD LAWRENCE BURKE Don My place is in the air, not on the ground. JUDITH ANN CAMPBELL Judy” Brunette and blue-eyed; full of pep and hard work. KATHERINE PEARL CECIL Patsy A star basketball player and loyal to the Air Force. MARY ELAINE CHENAULT Mary Always there when there is work to be done. SENIORS FREDERICK JOHNSON COLEMAN, JR. Johnson” The life of any party and an all- around athlete. BARBARA ELLENOR DAUGHTREY Barbara An A- 1 cheerleader who ' s tops in dancing. HUGH RANDOLPH FARMER Randy A friend and an exemplary S. C. A. President KATHERINE SUE GEBHARDT Kathy Tall and terrific; they don ' t come any better. SENIORS JAMES ASHTON GOULDIN, JR. Jimmie Calm and collected, a genuine guy. DOROTHY TURNER GRAVATT Dot Full of life; personality plus a winning smile. ELLEN RANDOLPH HOWARD Ellen Always in a hurry, but never on time. BEULAH BETH HACKWORTH Beth 1 have seen the world through khaki colored glasses. SENIORS FRANCES YEVONNE LOVING Frances She has a face like a bene- diction. JUDITH MORTON LUCY Judy Psstl I ' ve got a secret. ERNEST BRADFORD MITCHELL Bradford Silent until he has something worth saying. 1 2 HERBERT YOUNG REYNOLDS Herb There ' s a spark of devilment in those big brown eyes. SENIORS SHIRLEY MAE SOUTHWORTH Shirley Mae” I consider it the best part of an education to be born and brought up in the country. ANNE ELIZAB.ETH STANLEY Anne A future secretary with an eye on the Service. ELIZABETH ANN WRIGHT Betty” Working for her Mrs. degree. 13 SENIOR BEST DANCERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND FRIENDLIEST STARS OFFICERS James Gouldin, Vice President; Miss Conway, Sponsor; I Reynolds, President. EDITOR AND ASSISTANT EDITOR OF BIRDSEYE VIEW EDITORS OF ANNUAL PRESIDENT OF F. H. A. 1956, 1957 PLAY AND 16 Ill FOUR 17 JUNIOR Ronnie Campbell June Carter Ross Carter Richard Chittum Albert Clow Allen Collins Thomas poggett Betty Dyson Billy England Lennie England James Fraughnaugh Charles Hackworth Helen Henshaw Peggy Hughes John Hunter Dick Hylton CLASS Virginia Gill Livermon Stuart Martin Kenneth Mills Eugene Mitchell Charles Moore Judy Peatross Jane Pitts Edward Reynolds Emily Smith Dick Staples Garnett Taylor Maxine Taylor Joe Thomas Joyce Wenrich Willard Wenrich Charles Williams Dorothy Jordon Evelyn Kish Joe Lanford CLASS OF 1959 SOPHOMORE Linda Ackerman Frank Andrews Jean Arnold Nancy Arnold Juanita Barlow Kellam Brooks Bruce Campbell Raymond Carneal Evelyn Cecil Luther Cecil Barbara Chenault Ryland Chenault Barbara Coghill Wilda Crabtree Barry Driscoll Jo Dunnington Bruce Durrett Mary Lee Dyson Paul Flanders Joline Ganus Ernest Gravatt Jimmy Gray Thomas Harris Gabe Hicks John Howard 20 CLASS Charles Jackson Bryan Johnson Diana Johnson Helen Koday John Koday Ray Long Tresa Loving Mildred Mitchell Ray Parker Mildred Pavey Franklin Peatross Judy Quillen Welford Reece Dottie Rowe Patty Schools Jimmy Skinner Marjorie Southworth Robert Sylvia Eleanor Taylor Jean Terry Lucy Mae Tignor Richard Turner O. D, Upshaw George Washington Wade Young NOT PICTURED: James Satterwhite CLASS OF ’59 FRESHMAN CLASS OF ’60 A 4 , - ' M. - Robert Ackerman Robert Adams Clarence Atwell Buddy Banks Billy Beazley David Beazley Jane Broaddus Marvin Bryant Jac Gales Bobbie Campbell Carol Carneal Ernest Carneal Mabel Carneal Ernest Chilton Ellen Collins June Cooper Gloria Corbett Etta Mae Dillard Doris Eagar I.loyd Elliott Cookie Fernandez Jenny Fernandez Catherine Garrett Betty Henderson Joe Hite Cary Howard Jimmy Howard Sponsored by VIRGINIA SHOE COMPANY, INC. Fredericksburg, Virginia Manufacturer of Play Poise Shoes for Girls and Boys 22 CLASS CLASS OF ’60 Robert Hughes Bobby Jones Mary Kibler Theresa Koday Franklin Loving Vernon Lucy Paul Manns Genie Martin Richard Miller Judy Moore Temple Moore Bobby Mourie Shirley Newton Faye Ower Marie Rowley Curtis Shook Carol Smith Jayne Smith Kemp Smith Patsy Soret Herbert Taylor James Taylor Paul Taylor Janet Wenrich Brenda Whittaker Sponsored by CLASS OF ’61 EIGHTH Ellis Addair Lucy Arnold Clifton Beazley Jackie Branch Delores Brooks Betty Bruce Dale Bruce Jane Burruss Ann Carneal David Carter Patsy Carter Shelda Carter Shirley Carter Troy Carey Annette Chenault Arlene Chenauit Edith Chinault Norris Chinault Janet Chittum Edith Coleman David Corbett Candace Davis Carolyn Cookie Davis Kathy Davis Raymoncf Davis Luther Dillard Douglas Doggett William Eubank Aleeyne Gatewood Dottie Hall GRADE CLASS OF ’61 Tom Jones Joyce Kay Bobby Lakin Floyd Likins Jimmy Lucy Mildred Madison Margaret Mahon Frank Marshall Lelia Martin Marie Mills Patsy Mitchell Peggy Mitchell Shirley Moren Brenda Noel Martin Parker Beverly Peach Donald Peatross Jimmy Pickett Elaine Rollins Shirley Satterwhite Edith Selph Freddy Stacey Billy Stanley Phillip Staples E. B, Sylvia r ' ! ■ Cl ' I I i 25 Wayne Wright Norma Young NOT PICTURED: Franklin Chenault Granville Munday 9 X 4 ■ 1 V 4 ' Jerry Taylor 1 1 Grove Teates Louise Thomas - 1, . a ' ■ r V| 1 r Sonjia Wenrich ▼ , ' ' ' 4 .. David Lee Wright � v. . 4 ft ft CLASS OF ’62 SEVENTH A -V - -t 0 . V : Scotty Johnson Barbara Kay John Lanford 26 Tommy Beazley Dorothy Lee Brooks David Burruss Carolyn Campbell Joe Carabella Anne Carter Richard Cecil Betty Marie Chinault Billy Coghill Emmette Coleman Betty Lou Collawn Irving Earl Cooper Ellen Crabtree George Defibaugh Hardy Dunnington Chuck Dunnington Philip England Elva Rose Farmer Emmett Farmer Andy Fernandez Billy Fraughnaugh Anne Gatewood Jeanne Wynne Gatewood Kenneth Gatewood Linwood Gatewood [udy Gouldman Linda Haley Dennis Hicks Wesley Hicks Billy Howard Sponsored by KIDWELL ' S FOODLAND Phone 3-1600 Bowling Green, Vo GRADE CLASS OF ’62 Mike Manns Bessie Martin Ned Mitchell Wallis Moore Barbara Newton Harvey Noel Sandra Parker James Pavey Anne D. Pitts Pam Powers Janice Reynolds Mary Ellen Reynolds Shirley Reynolds Phillip Satterwhite Randolph Satterwhite Walter Satterwhite Phyllis Schools Frank Selph Joyce Skinner Jim Smith f -1 ' h ■ ' j k-k ’ M O r. i i ' } t € 1 � ■ ( r-) i f i-.. 4. (? ' V A:t p 1 ¥ 1 m Karyl Sue Stacey William Staples Dean Stevens Bobby Taylor Emily Joyce Taylor Elsie Mae Tribble Evelyn Upshaw Shirley Jean Whittaker Charlie Wray Barbara Wright Sponsored by CAROLINE PROGRESS AND PRINTING CO • Bowling Green, Virginia Joyce Wright June Wright NOT PICTURED; 27 Johnny Martin Jay Gueldner PROLOGUE 1. William was once a bashful youth. 2. G-e-t back. 3. Where is that book? 4. Quick change. 5. What ' s the attraction, Kathy? 6. With that smile, the day must be oven 7. This happy without Karl? 8-9. This gentleman prefers Cheerleaders. 10. Teeth, Beware! 11. This is Solid Geometry? 12. Singing with your mouth closed, Edith? 13. Pals forever. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION COUNCIL: SEATED: Helen Henshaw, Treasurer; Barry Driscoll, Vice-President; Randolph Farmer, Resident; Jane Pitts, Secretary. STANDING: Ross Carter, Charles Jackson, Kathy Gebhatdt, James Pickett, Gertie Martin. NOT PICTURED: John Lanford. S.C.A. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN; SEATED; Emily Smith, Remembrance; Virginia Livermon, Scrapbook; Mary Chenault, Library; Ellen Howard, Welfare. STANDING; Helen Henshaw, Finance; Barry Driscoll, Build- ing and Grounds; Randolph Farmer, President; Jane Pitts, Publicity; Judy Campbell, Recreation. m S.C.A. IN ACTION Miss Pitts. S. C. A. Sponsor Kathy, Judy, and Shirley plan S.C.A. Prom Virginia Gill keeps scrapbook up to date. Mary sees who has a book due. Emily writes a get-well letter to a friend. 34 Keep those grounds clean, Barry! ..jrr BUS SYSTEM STUDENT BUS DRIVERS Richard Chittum, Jimmy Gouldin, Lafayette Atwell, Garnett Taylor, John Koday, Bradford Mitchell, and David Bullock. •t GLEE FIRST ROW: Doris Eagar, Theresa Koday, Brenda Noell, Lloyd Elliott, Barbara Coghill, Mildred Pavey, Mary Kibler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carroll, Director; Mary Johnson, Stephanie Fernandez, Brenda Whit- taker, Edith Coleman, Eleanor Taylor, Catherine Garrett, Norma Young, Judy Moore, Jenny Fernandez. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Cecil, Vernon Lucy, Raymond Carneal, Bryan Johnson, Ernest Carneal, Jimmy Gray, Grove Teates, Kellam Brooks, June Cooper. 36 CLUB FIRST ROW: Barbara Chenault, Anne Stanley, Jane Broaddus, Jane Allen, Judy Campbell, Barbara Daughtrey, Dorothy Gravatt, Dorothy Jordan. SECOND ROW: Patty Schools, Virginia Fraughnaugh, Peggy Hughes, Judy Lucy, Ellen Howard, Margaret Mahon, Shirley Southworth, Diana Johnson, Jean Terry. THIRD ROW: Maxine Taylor, David Bullock, Buddy Banks, George Washington, Randolph Farmer, Herbert Reynolds, Charles Hack- worth, Beth Hackwotth. 37 Future Homemakers of America FIEIST ROW: Peggy Young, Nancy Arnold, Janet Wenrich, Mildred Pavey, Mary Johnson, Gertie Martin, Jean Terry, Shirley Barlow, Judy Peatross, SECOND ROW: Jean Arnold, Gladys Wright, Treasurer; Frances Loving, Vice-President; Katherine Cecil, President; Margie Southworth, Secretary; Juanita Barlow, Reporter; Barbara Chenault, Mary Lee Dyson; Miss Dize, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Wilda Crabtree, Theresa Koday, Shirley Newton, Gloria Corbett, Diana Johnson, Lucy Tignor, Judy Quillen, Evelyn Cecil, Beth Hackworth. FOURTH ROW; Etta Mae Dillard, Tresa Loving, Barbara Coghill, Helen Koday, Patty Schools, Mildred Mitchell, Genevieve Wenige, Barbara Crismond, and Shirley Brooks, 38 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Herben Taylor, Kellam Brooks, Welford Reece, Ellis Adair, Franklin Loving, Temple Moore, Clarence Atwell. SECOND ROW: Ryland Chenault, Kenneth Mills, Ed. Campbell, Sentinel; William England, Vice-President; Willard Wenrich, Secretary; Charles Williams, President; Lafay- ette Atwell, Treasurer; Bruce Durrett, Reporter; Charles Moore, John Q. Peers, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Bobby Jones, James Fraughnaugh, John Koday, John Howard, joe Thomas, Thomas Hanis, Ray Long. 39 THE BIRDS EYE VIEW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Gebhardt, Patsy Soret, Jimmy Gouldin, Charles Williams, Ross Carter, Barbara Crismond, David Bullock, Mr. Peers, Ellen Howard, Judy Campbell, Maxine Taylor, Dorothy Jordan, Emily Smith, SPONSOR . . . . EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR . BUSINESS MANAGERS . Mr, Peers Ellen Howard Judy Campbell Emily Smith Patsy Soret Barbara Crismond PRODUCTION MANAGER Kathy Gebhardt ART EDITORS Jimmy Gouldin and David Bullock SPORTS EDITORS Dottie Rowe and Allen Collins CIRCULATION MANAGER Ross Carter REPORTERS S, Southworth, L, Tignor, C. Howard, J, Fernandez, M, Mahon, B, Kay, D. Brooks, B, Durrett, J, Barlow, B, Daughtery, R, Farmer, J, Lucy, J, Terry, E, Taylor, A, Fernandez, FEATURE REPORTERS, , H, Henshaw, B, Chenault, D, Hylton, P, Schools, V, G, Livermon, B, Dyson, E, Smith, L, Elliott, M. Dunnington, P, Powers, 40 FOOTBALL j FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wade Young, James Skinner, Joseph Lanford, Johnson Coleman, Herbert Reynolds, Stuart Martin, Coach Crawley. SECOND ROW: Ray Parker, Harry Banks, John Hunter, Richard Hylton, James Gray, Gabriel Hicks. THIRD ROW: Welford Reece, Ernest Gravatt, Ronnie Campbell, Edward Reynolds, Richard Staples. FOURTH ROW: Roben Ackerman, Joseph Hite, Franklin Marshall, Paul Maruis, James Cales. Coach Crawley, Lanford, Manin, Coleman, Co-Captain Coleman, Coach Crawley, and Co- and Reynolds. Captain Reynolds. Young, Hunter Hylton, Gales, Gravatt Reece, Ackerman, Hite Caroline 6 . Caroline 6 . Caroline 6 . Caroline 0 . Caroline 7 . Caroline 28 . Caroline 6 . Caroline 32 . Southampton . .6 Henry Clay. .0 Warrenton . 33 Goochland. 45 King George . 34 Battlefield Park . 0 Washington -Henry 39 Quantico . . 0 i f V Coleman and Martin Parker, Staples, Corbett Gray, Marshall Hicks, Skinner, Reynolds BOY’S BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Crawley, Randolph Farmer, Johnson Coleman, Herbert Reynolds, Joseph Lanford. SECOND ROW: Luther Cecil, Ryland Chenault, James Skinner, Richard Staples, Joseph Thomas, Bryan Johnson and Bruce Campbell. Hi V m m B ; JL Coach Crawley and his Tri-Captains, Johnson Coleman, Randolph Farmer, and Herbert Reynolds. Earl Copp, Free Lance Star Sports Editor, discussing the game with Coach Crawley. Some pictures were contributed by the Free Lance Star. BASKETBALL SEASON SCORES Caroline 59. . • • .C, T. Smith 51 Caroline 57 - • • • • . Beaverdam 36 Caroline 86. . • • • • Rockville 44 Caroline 45. . • • • . Orange 70 Caroline 63. . • • • King George 41 Caroline 61. . • • . Rockville 49 Caroline 58 • • . Lynchburg 63 Caroline 83. • • . Beaverdam 41 Caroline 76. . • • .Quantico 42 Caroline 8i� • • • King George 44 Caroline 107. • • • • Battlefield Park 35 Caroline 58- • • • • • Orange 40 Caroline 62 • • • • C. T. Smith 61 Caroline 42 • • TOURNAMENT • • Quantico 55 Caroline 86. . . . . Rockville 54 Caroline 49 45 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL It FIRST ROW: Eleanor Taylor, Judy Campbell, Tri-Captains, Frances Loving, Patsy Cecil, Mary Chenault; Kathy I Gebhardt, Helen Henshaw. SECOND ROW: Coach Becky Gibson, Mary Kibler, Barbara Chenault, Patsy Soret, ! Lloyd Elliott, Dottie Rowe, Helen Koday, Cary Howard, Brenda Whittaker, Manager Ellen Collins, Guards in Action Forwards at Work Coach and Tri-Captains 1 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Gebhardt; Co-Captains, Barbara Daughtery and Judy Lucy; Jane Pitts. SECOND ROW; Lennie England, Cary Howard, Lloyd Elliott, and Martha Dunnington, ACTION CAMERA A Home Ec. Girls Changing Classes CURTAIN Lunch time, at lastl 1 March of Dimes 54 Checking out a book CALL Magazine Award Winners I need a timed writing Hope the Bus Waits Agriculture class uses motion pictures Homeward Bound Oops! Don’t Fall! Compliments of WEBB ' S MOTOR COURT Bowling Green Virginia Compliments of GOLDSMITH ' S TVie Man ' s Store 1017 Caroline St. Fredericksburg Virginia WASHINGTON WOOLEN MILLS Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes 819 Caroline St. Fredericksburg Virginia FASHIONS FIRST from THE FASHION PLATE 1009 Princess Anne St. Fredericksburg Virginia THE- WHAT- N OT- STORE Used Furniture Household Utensils Bric-A-Brac and Antiques HARRY A. KULP, OWNER 1101 Sophia Street Phone ESsex 3-4551 Fredericksburg Virginia SOUTHERN STATES,FREDERICKSBURG COOPERATIVE Incorporatecf Fredericksburg, Virginia FEEDS, SEED, FERTILIZERS FARM SUPPLIES LAND ' S JEWEL BO X SWAIN TAYLOR Jewelers and Silversmiths 208-210 William Street Phone ESsex 3-5513 Fredericksburg Virginia U. S. 301 Bowling Green, Va. Hamburgers Barbecues Dinners Telephone 3-3243 GARRETT ' S SUPPLY STORE Alfred W. Garrett, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Variety Shop Bowling Green, Va. Shoes, Clothing, Notions, Toys BROWN BROS. COMPANY FREDERICKSBURG HOME and AUTO SUPPLY Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer 1003-1005 Caroline Street Phone ESsex 3-7851 Fredericksburg Virginia THE FREE LANCE- STAR li I JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Repair Service on Any Make of Farm Equipment 632 Kenmore Ave. Fredericksburg Virginia Growing With The Fredericksburg Area EDGAR M. YOUNG SONS, INC. Lumber and Building Materials Fredericksburg, Va. PORT ROYAL MOTOR CO., INC. Ford Tractor - Dearborn Farm Equipment and Homelite Chain Saws Phone: Bowling Green 3-2222 Port Royal Virginia FARMERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK COMMERCIAL STATE BRANCH AUTO DRIVE-IN BANK Fredericksburg, Virginia Complete Banking Services Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System BECK FURNITURE CORPORATION 915 Caroline St. Phone ESsex 3-8031 Fredericksburg, Virginia Your Friendly Store J SMITH ' S GARAGE 3 Miles South of Bowling Green on U. S. Rt. 301 24 hour wrecking service Phone Bowling Green 3-1886 Mi I ford Virginia COLEMAN ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Complete Esso Service 7 Miles South on 301 Phone 3-3545 Bowling Green, Virginia VAUGHAN BROTHERS General Merchandise Esso Gas Oil Port Royal Virginia OLD VIRGINIA GIFT SHOP our specialty is Pecan Candies - Virginia Hams Gifts For All Occasions Port Royal and Fredericksburg, Va, Compliments of CROWN JEWELERS 202 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia YOUNG-|sWEETSER CO., INC. Grains and Feeds Fredericksburg, Virginia E. C. DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH GMC Trucks Port Royal Virginia FREDERICKSBURG EQUIPMENT CO. Fredericksburg, Virginia REED EQUIPMENT CO. Port Royal, Virginia Your Massey Harris — Ferguson Dealers THE D-D HATCHERY Va . — U . S . Approved Pullorum Cleaned Chicks Chicks available Mon. Thurs. White Rocks, New Hampshire Crosses, White Leghorns Sexed Chicks Feed Poultry Supplies Phone 3-2733 Bowling Green, Virginia In every city there is one fine store, in Fredericksburg it ' s CARLEY ' S 215 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia ( - 4 JUDSON SMITH STUDIO 910 Princess Anne Street Phone ESsex 3-3931 Fredericksburg, Virginia Shop NEWBERRYS First THE FRIENDLY STORE BURKE PONTIAC See the Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels The New Pontiac 508-516 LaFayette Blvd. Fredericksburg, Virginia Fredericksburg, Virginia 1 BLATT CHEVROLET Milford, Virginia Phone 3-3200 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Soles Service 1 BOB PRICE FORD COMPANY Bowling Green, Virginia Day Phone 3-1900 Night Phone 3-3395 BROWN’S MOTOR COURT NO. 2 Port Royal, Virginia BOWLING GREEN MOTEL, INC. I 1 Mile North , U. S. Highway 301 Bowling Green Virginia J I Compliments of BOWLING GREEN GRILL Bowling Green Virginia Compliments of f MANNS-HOY FUNERAL HOME Bowling Green, Virginia HALEY PONTIAC Telephone 3-2573 Bowling Green Virginia ELLIOT SKINNER Auto Repairing and Wrecker Service Day Phone 3-3000 - Night Phone 3-1962 or 3-2153 Bowling Green, Virginia CHANCE ' S GARAGE Your Last Chance Dial 3-1121 Bowling Green Virginia BOWLING GREEN LUMBER CO. 4 Bowling Green , Virginia RUTH BROOK ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3-1622 Latest cuts and styles Compliments of WILSON BROTHERS, INC. Fredericksburg Virginia J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Department Store 825 Caroline Street Fredericksburg Virginia J J and J APPLIANCE COMPANY A. L. TALIAFERRO ijy Distributor Gulf Oil Products Fredericksburg Virginia Fredericksburg ' s Oldest and Largest Gas and Electrical Appliances Sales and Service 2 1 1 William Street Fredericksburg Virginia Jj i ' I I I I 1 I 1 I 4 Compliments of HOMES PHARMACY Phone 3-1400 Bowling Green Virginia Compliments of TRAVIS SHOP Bowling Green Virginia BOWLING GREEN JEWELERS Virginia T. T. Tinder Bowling Green CARTER BROS. GULF SERVICE Gas-Oil-Marfak Lubrication U. S. Route 301 Dial 3-3355 Bowling Green, Virginia BORKEY HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Hardware and Paint Frigidaire Appliances RCA Radio and TV Wiring and Plumbing Material Bowling Green, Va. CAROLINE SUPPLY CO., INC. OLIVER Finest in Farm Machinery Larro Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Mi I ford Virginia JARREL GLANCY OIL TERMINAL DISTRIBUTORS OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 26 Miles North of Richmond U. S. 1 Phone Hickory 8-2000 P. O. Hewlett, Virginia ROXBURY MILLS Feed Fredericksburg, Virginia Phone ESsex 3-9124 Seed Fertilizer THE CAROLINE SHOP Clothing for the Family Bowling Green, Virginia WOODWARD ELECTRIC CO, Bowling Green, Virginia LEGGETT ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Fredericksburg, Virginia A. C. FARMER SON Bottled and Propane Gases Milford, Virginia ANDERSON BARBER SHOP Hours 9-6 Bowling Green, Virginia Compliments of COLONIAL VARIETY STORE Bowling Green, Virginia F. D. PITTS Farm Supplie s General Merchandise Phone Bowling Green 3-2882 Sparta, Virginia R. D. PARKER ' Texaco Gas and Oil General Merchandise Sparta, Virginia Phone 3-2884 For fine diamonds and jewelry see- KAUFMAN ' S JEWELRY STORE Vern G. Walsh, Mgr. 823 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Compliments of TRUSSELL ' S JEWELRY 724 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia MILLER ' S SPECIALTY SHOP Ladies ' Apparel 818 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Compliments of BOWLING GREEN HARDWARE CORP. Courthouse Lane Bowling Green, Virginia Phone 3-4044 M. H. DYSON Sand and Gravel Phone B.G. 3-4202 Milford, Virginia Prescriptions are your best bargains in health today Filling Prescriptions Is Our Business ANIMAL HEALTH DEPT. WILLIS DRUG STORES, INC. 1015 Caroline Street 415 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia CARL D. SILVER Incorporated Buick Sales and Service 2216 Princess Anne St. Dial ESsex 3-8221 Fredericksburg Virginia J. W. DEJARNETTE Amoco Petroleum Products Tires - Batteries - Accessories Milford Phone 3-1841 Virginia THORNBURG MANUFACTURING CO. Woodford, Virginia Compliments of A FRIEND HANSEN ' S AMOCO SERVICE G. W. Hansen, Prop. Clean Rest Rooms Intersection U. S. 301 and State Routes 2 and 207 Phone 3-3583 and 3-3801 Bowling Green Virginia E. C. NINDE Furniture of Distinction Since 1886 Fredericksburg Virginia Compliments of BILL ' S PLACE Bowling Green, Virginia Compliments of BLANTON ' S STORE General Merchandise M. C. Allen, Manager Milford Virginia Building Materials BLATT’S STORE INEZ MORGAN BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Phone 3-3666 Bowling Green, Virginia Compliments of E. W. SALE General Merchandise ESsex 3-9872 Corbin, Virginia Telephone Bowling Green 3-1761 Bowling Green, Virginia BEAZLEY BROS. General Merchandise Milford, Virginia COLONIAL SMALL LOAN CO., INC. 401 William Street Loans $25 to $600 Phone ES. 3-7555 Fredericksburg, Va. BLANTON ' S TRUCKING CO. Milford Virginia Established 1902 UNION f BANK AND TRUST CO. Bowling Green, Virginia Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MASSAPONAX SAND GRAVEL CORPORATION Sand - Gravel Ready Mixed Cement Main Office and Plant Fredericksburg, Virginia — Phone ESsex 3-3841 Distributing Terminals Triangle, Virginia — Phone Trojan 5-5645 Regent, Saluda — 8-2120 Irvington, Idlewood — 8-3602 Compliments of WAITE REALTY COMPANY I I 809 William St. Fredericksburg, Virginia THE NATIONAL BANK OF FREDERICKSBURG Fredericksburg, Virginia Security and Service Since 1865 MEMBER: FDIC Federal Reserve System w Compliment ' S of PITTS STORE Milford Virginia Compliments of HITE ' S ESSO Bowling Green Virginia THOMPSON ' S FLOWER SHOP WHITE WEEKS Flowers For AH Occasions Member Florist Telegraph delivery Association 707 Princess Anne St. Fredericksburg Virginia Phone ES. 3-4591 Furniture Corporation 800 Caroline Street Phone ESsex 3-4000 Fredericksburg Virginia H . E . Hoy W. L. Hoy 4 - FURNITURE CO t Complete Home and Office Furnishings Telephone 3-2722 Bowling Green, Virginia Everything from Sheets to Cigarettes - - - Wrapped in Avisco Cellophane Sparkling, crystal clear cellophane has come a long way since it was used to package only lux- urious items like fancy hon hons and rare per- fumes. Today, cellophane is used in literally thousands of different applications by at least 60 major industries. Much of the growth and progress of the cello- phane industry is due to the fine work of Fred- ericksburg area people, many of them graduates of Fredericksburg area High schools. American Viscose Corporation congratulates the 1956 sen- iors and wishes them success. CELLOPHANE Anterieun Viscose Corpoi ation Film Division Fredericksburg, Virginia I 1 h