Chase City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Chase City, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

7 f955 MIRROR s4 l ecovct zt (fytcf ScJiooC (2£ e l tnyi Ua ‘TVe 76cut£ tyocc As the pictures to the right prove, the personality of Chase City High School has never depended on its outward appear- ance. It doesn’t rely on the fact that lessons were studied and learned in a two-story wooden frame structure, like the ele- mentary school which was built across from the Baptist Church in the 1880 ' s, --or that we went to classes in a more modern Above, right: The South Side three-story red brick building like the one we are graduating Academy, from this year. We are an old school, and the behavior and thoughts of thous- ands of people during the past seventy-five years have molded us into our present day selves. Faculties, students, parents, and interested townspeople have all contributed to this com- posite. Below, right: The second high school building. For this reason, your yearbook staff feels that it would be im- possible to select one person for this important dedication of our last Chase City High School Annual. We feel a gratitude to so many people. Our high school started as a private school about 1889 and was known as the Southside Female Institute. The name was later changed to the South Side Academy. This school, which was located on the comer of Boyd Street and Academy Lane, was owned and operated by the Baptist Church. It was abandoned and sold around 1904, the proceeds going to the University of Richmond. Below: The main part of our present building which was known as the Chase City District School. It is pictured in a 1908-09 brochure. The second high school building was located across from Bratton ' s Implement Company. According to the picture to the right, apparently at least one student came to school on horse back. The main structure of our present brick building was constructed about 1907, and the first class graduated in 1909. We want to dedicate this last yearbook to the School Boards and Faculties who have planned our curriculums and par- ticipated in our activities, to parents (some who live on farms and have never been inside the school) who have sent more than their children to school, and to students whose personalities make each yea r different from the last. We are grateful to all of these. We thank you. tyou may ' i Hem e ' i Ci6e . . . Right: Discussing weekend plans , the quiz we had last period, or what to do after graduation. Below: The mad rush to get into the first floor lockers. LOADING THE SCHOOL BUSES AT THE END OF THE DAY. eve zt facitut time ta TOP, RIGHT: OUR SECOND PERIOD CHEMISTRY CLASS BELOW, RIGHT: STUDY HALL IN THE LIBRARY BELOW: OUR SENIORS IN GOVERNMENT CLASS ■ ox frC zyt up ' “TVe tvene aCC front a tonyen ynoufr. Whether Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, we were students of Chase City High School, --a group of teen-agers who met together five days a week from 8:40 in the morning until 3:20 in the afternoon. We argued about clean-up problems around the school grounds--but we cheered together for the same football team. The Seniors felt superior and looked down upon the Juniors who looked down upon the Sophomores who looked down upon the Freshmen. And the lowly Freshmen simpled looked over the hill to the elementary school. But we all kept our eyes on a single goal when it was necessary. As one large student body we could cooperate and work as one unit. We did feel closest to our own class--but we never forgot that it was only part of the whole--Chase City High School. The Juniors and Seniors start back over the hill after a Friday Chapel program. The Freshmen and Sophomores follow after. fcayea teCC at, ' ie Pte K e ' i t£e C z4t cfecL% o£ (? uZ4e 0 rtycy i School 0 0 0 ‘Pin tto. During the still warm days of August our leaders met to plan the school year. The workshop conferred for nearly a week. Class schedules , lesson plans, and preparations for the return of almost 285 students were completed. MRS. NORMA CHUCHEK - MR. FRANK CHUCHEK Secretary Principal MISS L. PERK IN SON Assistant Principal MR. E. S. WALDREP - MRS. B.L. BRAGG - MRS. G.M. OWEN - MISS EL VA M. KIBLER Mathematics English, Spanish Civics, Latin Social Studies MR. E.P. JONES - MRS.H.M. COLLINS - MRS. P.D. BERRY - MR. H.E. JEFFREYS Physical Ed. English Librarian Sciences MR. B.M. SCOTT - MISS M.V. GARNETT - MRS. P.G. HIGGINS - MR. R. A. CARTER - MR. A. A. LEGRANDE Commercial Home Economics D.E. , General Bus. Agriculture Agriculture 7 ' fy.ean- each one of us found himself part of a new class, a much more important group than the one we were part of the year before. We discovered we were expected to shoulder more responsibility, to be more mature. By the time we became Seniors, we were looked upon as leaders, and this has probably been for us the most exciting year of the eleven. There are so many things to remember. PRESIDENT Jane Owen VICE PRESIDENT Jerry Jones SECRETARY Julia Lindholm TREASURER Mary Ellen Kilgore REPORTER Mary Ann Blankenship SPONSOR Miss Kibler • . , c cUc4 ‘Scat ' poet “ponuMVtct, ROSE MARIE DALTON DAVID HAROLD GREGORY DARREL VINCENT FALLS da vu, D-t U. - cTk- -t -y VOCO £_i — u-fc-MjO .. i L L FAYE OMALEE HAWKINS evening xe4e4roal far our Senior teu . . . JERRY HALL JONES WESLEY LEWIS HOLMES, JR. MARY ELLEN KILGORE JULIA ANITA LEMDHOLM MARY JOYCE JONES ROBERT BOOTHE LITTLE CLARENCE URAY MULL -A ALICE LEE RIDDLE VINCENT EUGENE SANDY JANE SPAULDING OWEN citvUtup 7tvvife Seuoou counted t6c 6oyo . . . SHIRLEY GRACE SMITH BRYANT SYDNEY STEMBRIDGE JOSEPH RANDALL SMITH HARVEY EUGENE SMITH LOWELL WAYNE SINGLETON 76 ? u dde t xealifatcoK , V ' $L t6e end ocm willia; iTUMPS IAN THORPE BARBARA ELLEN TOOMBS GEORGE RENNIS TUCKER ROBERT BERKLEY TYLER, III GEORGE NELSON VAUGHAN LILLE ANNE WILSON MILDRED LOUISE WILSON THOMAS BRAXTON WILSON JAMES CALVIN WRIGHT GLENN ALLEN YOUNG Se tco t Statistical SYLVIA BIVENS Highlights Asst. Editor, Editor; Dramatic Club Treas- urer; Latin Club; Student Council; Beta Club; Choral Club; ASW Club; Delegate to SIPA; English III Club; Spanish Club; Minstrel; Softball; Civics Club; High School Choir; Senior Play. J.T. BLACK Monogram Club President; Dramatic Club Rept. ; English III Club, Vice President; Spanish I Club; Choral Club; Hi-Y Club Treasurer; May Court, At- tendant; Highlights Sports Editor; Football; Boys ' State Delegate; Graduation Marshal. JOYCE BLACK Beta Club Rept. , President; Student Council, Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y Club Chaplain; Choral Club; Dramatic Club President; Latin Club Secretary; An- nual Staff Assistant Editor, Business Manager; May Court, Attendant; English III Club Secretary; Library Club; Highlights Staff, Business Manager; Spanish Club Secretary; 4-H Club; Sophomore Class Treasu- rer; Girls ' State Delegate; Minstrel; Delegate to Model General Assembly; ASW Club; Senior Play; Civics Club; Graduation Marshal; Homecoming Queen. RANDALL BLACK Choral Club; Student Council; Latin Club; Civics Club; Projector’s Club; Junior Class Treasurer; En- glish ID Club; Delegate to Boys ' State. MARY ANN BLANKENSHIP Latin Club, Vice President; Student Council, Rept.; Junior Class Vice President; Senior Class Rept. ; Dramatic Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Algebra II Club Secretary; Delegate to Girls ' State; Highlights Staff; FHA Club; May Day Court; Library Club; English Club Secretary; Miss Popularity. JEANETTE BOWMAN FHA; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Dramatic Club; DE Club; Civics Club; English III Club; 4-H Club. JERRY BRAGG Choral Club; Dramatic Club; Monogram Club; Civics Club. ARTHUR CARTER FFA Club, Officer; Hi-Y Club; Football; Baseball; Monogram Club; KVG; Senior Play; Delegate to State FFA Convention; Choral Club; English III Club. NANCY COLEMAN FHA Club; Choral Club; Monogram Club; Dramatic Club; Civics Club. ANNE CROWE Choral Club; Softball; Senior Play; DE II Club; Dra- matic Club; FHA Club; Monogram Club; English ID Club; Spanish Club; Civics Club; May Day Court. ROSE DALTON Freshman Class President; Latin I Club; Civics Club; English III Club; Sophomore Class President; Minstrel; May Day Court; Choral Club; Dramatic Club; Tri-Hi- Y Club President; Latin II Club Rept. ; ASW Club President; Delegate to Girls’ State. DARREL FALLS Choral Club; Library Club; Beta Club Business Mana- ger; Projector’s Club; Highlights Staff Business Mana- ger; English HI Club; Latin Club Rept. ; Annual Staff; Monogram Club Secretary; Football; Dramatic Club; Algebra II Club; Senior Play; Civics Club; May Court. MARY FRANCES FAUCETTE Choral Club; Dramatic Club; Highlights Staff; FHA Club Vice President; Monogram Club; Cheerleader; Softball Captain; 4-H Club; Shorthand I Club; Civics Club; English in Club. HAROLD GREGORY FFA Club; English III Club; Civics Club. OMALEE HAWKINS Choral Club; Beta Club; Library Club; Civics Club; English III Club; FHA Club Rept.; Senior Class Chap- lain. WESLEY HOLMES Dramatic Club; Baseball; Choral Club; Minstrel; Sen- ior Play; Annual Staff; Delegate to SIPA; Civics Club; Highlights Staff; ASW Club; English III Club; Spanish Club; Boys ' State Delegate. JERRY JONES Civics Club; FFA President; Delegate to State Con- vention; KVG; Monogram Club; Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Minstrel; Student Council Treasurer, President; ASW Club; English in Club President; Spanish Club Rept. ; Junior Class President; Senior Class Vice Presi- dent; Beta Club; Highlights; Basketball; Boys’ State Delegate; May Court; Senior Play; Graduation Mar- shal; Hi-Y; Baseball; Football, Co-Captain. JOYCE JONES Beta Club; Dramatic Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Choral Club President; English HI Club; High School Choir; Latin I Club Rept. ; Latin n Club Treasurer; May Court; Civics Club; Cheerleader; Minstrel; Algebra II Club; Sophomore Class Secretary; Shorthand Club. MARY ELLEN KILGORE Choral Club; Beta Club; Dramatic Club; Annual Staff Editor; Latin I Club President; Latin II Club Treasurer; Library Club; Minstrel; Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y Rept. ; Algebra II Club Rept. ; High School Choir; May Court, Queen; English III Club; Cheerleader; Senior Class Treasurer; Delegate to CSPA Convention; Girls ' State Delegate; Graduation Marshal; Senior Play; Homecoming Court; Monogram Club. JULIA LINDHOLM Latin I Club Secretary; Latin II Club President; Dra- matic Club; Civics Club President; English III Club; Beta Club; Monogram Club; Softball; FHA Club; Sen- ior Class Secretary; May Day Court. ROBERT LITTLE Baseball; FFA Club Secretary, President; Monogram Club; Civics Club; Football; Choral Club Vice Presi- dent; May Court, King; Minstfel; Senior Play. JANE OWEN Latin I Club Rept. ; Latin II Club; Spanish Club Presi- dent; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Monogram Club; Choral Club; Annual Staff, Assistant Business Mana- ger; Minstrel; Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent; ASW Club; English III Club; Junior Class Rept. ; Beta Club Secretary; Highlights Assistant Editor; Sen- ior Class President; Delegate to Girls’ State; Com- mencement Marshal; Cheerleader Co-Captain, Cap- tain; Softball Co-Captain; Homecoming Court; May Court; Vice President SCA Staunton River District; Senior Play. ALICE RIDDLE Choral Club; Latin Club; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Monogram Club; Softball Manager; Senior Play. VINCENT SANDY Sophomore Class Vice President; Civics Club Presi- dent; Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Library Club Vice President; 4-H Club Vice President; Algebra II Club President; Latin Club; Delegate to Boys’ State; Safety Patrol; Senior Play; Freshman Class Treasurer; English III Club; May Court. LOWELL SINGLETON FFA Club Treasurer, Vice President; Civics Club; English III Club; Basketball; Football. HARVEY SMITH Civics Club; English IE Club; DE Club; Senior Play. SHIRLEY SMITH Choral Club; FHA Club; English El Club; ASW Club; Civics Club. BRYANT STEMBRIDGE FFA Club; Civics Club; EngEsh III Club. BILLY STUMPS Choral Club; FFA Club; EngEsh IE Club. JEAN THORPE FHA Club; Tri-Hi-Y ; Civics Club; 4-H Club; EngEsh El Club; Shorthand Club; Softball. BARBARA TOOMBS Civics Club; Choral Club; Library Club; Beta Club. RENNIS TUCKER May Court; Minstrel; DE Club; Cheerleader; Senior Play; Annual Staff; Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Commencement Marshal. BOB TYLER Choral Club; Latin I Club Vice President; DE Editor and Promotion Manager; EngEsh IE Club, Presiden May Day Court. NELSON VAUGHAN Civics Club; FFA Club Treasurer; Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Hi-Y; EngEsh IE Club; DE Club; An- nual Staff. JEAN WILSON Civics Club; EngEsh IE Club; FHA Club. SYLVIA WILMOTH Latin I Club; Latin II Club President; Civics Club; Dramatic Club President; Choral Club; Annual Staff; Minstrel; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Vice President; ASW Club; English III Club; Junior Class Secretary; Sopho- more Class Reporter; Delegate to Model General Assembly; Beta Club Treasurer; Commencement Marshal ; Senior Play; 4-H Club; Girls’ Chorus; May Day Court, ANN WILSON FHA Club; DE Club; English III Club; Civics Club. BRAXTON WILSON FFA Club Secretary, Vice President, Delegate to State Convention; Dramatic Club; Civics Club; Base- ball; Projectors ' Club; May Court; Choral Club; Senior Play; DE Club; Football; Monogram Club. MILDRED WILSON FHA Club; DE Club; English Club; Civics Club. SONNY WRIGHT Monogram Club Treasurer; Football; Choral Club President; Baseball; Basketball; Dramatic Club; DE Club President; Senior Play; Minstrel; High School Choir; English III Club; Projectors ' Club; May Day Court; Civics Club. GLEN YOUNG DE Club; Civics Club; English III Club. JOE SMITH FFA Club; Civics Club; English III Club; Student Council. (?£cM4 ' Ztiat ief. In the fall of 1951, seventy-four students began the long journey through high school as Freshmen. Miss Eloise Wilsher, and Miss BeBe Neal were chosen to guide us and keep us from straying from our path. Rose Dalton was elected president, Jane Wilkerson, vice-president; Carolyn Johnson, secretary; and Vincent Sandy, treasurer. Joe Smith and Randall Black represented us in the Student Council. Ready to resume our studies, we returned in September 1952, after a summer ' s rest. Mrs. Hilda Collins and Miss Elva Kibler became our sponsors. Rose Dalton was again elected president, Vincent Sandy, vice-president; Joyce Jones, sec- retary; Joyce Black, treasurer; and Sylvia Wilmoth, reporter. Sylvia Bivens, Joyce Black, and Joe Smith were elected to represent us in the S. C. A. Our class now was reduced to fifty-six members. Our main project was a sweet sale. Realizing we had a big year ahead of us, we came back to school in September 1953 as Juniors. With this thought in mind we chose the following officers: Jerry Jones, president; Mary Ann Blankenship, vice-president; Sylvia Wilmoth, secretary; and Randall Black, treasurer. To represent us in the Student Council we chose Joyce Black, Mary Ellen Kilgore, Jane Owen, and Jerry Jones. As a result of the sale of Memory Books we proved our able salesmanship. One of our other projects was the Popularity Contest. In March the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom was held. The hall was decorated with blue streamers and silver stars to carry out the theme, Dancing in the Dark. We also had the thrill of choosing our class rings. We assembled for our final year in the fall of 1954. Jane Owen, president; Jerry Jones, vice-president; Julia Lindholm, secretary; Mary Ellen Kilgore, treasurer; and Mary Ann Blankenship, reporter; made up the roster for the class officers of our last year. The Seniors were represented on the Student Council by Jerry Jones, president of the Council; Joyce Black, vice-president; Mary Ellen Kilgore, Jane Owen and Mary Blankenship. In November, under the direction of Mr. Harvey Jeffreys and Miss Elva Kibler, we presented BEST FOOT FORWARD, a comedy. Twirp Season was one of our main money-making projects for the year. Although each goes his own way, we will remember life at C. C. H. S. Finally, we ' re Seniors! 0 7 e4e Se Uon 99 hiBHHhIhI JANE OWEN - ROBERT LITTLE TVittivti ANNE CROWE - RENNIS TUCKER The phrases may change, but they all have the same meaning. At one time, many years ago, Chase City High School stu dents might have said these students were the cat ' s meow, But, today we say that they rate. 4CI- s4%ocdtcC ROBERT LITTLE - MARY E. KILGORE TfCoct i6eCcf te Succeed DARREL FALLS - JOYCE BLACK Iftact PcfruiCcix JANE OWEN - JERRY JONES Tftact Athletic ANNE CROWE - JERRY JONES e4t- 0 D%e4 e4C BRAXTON WILSON - JANE OWEN Cei4 PRESIDENT Frances Lenhart VICE PRESIDENT Cecil Andrews SECRETARY - Mary Dorcas Fitz TREASURER Nancy Phillips ASSISTANT TREASURER - Tommy Rutledge REPORTER - -- — - — . Peggy Farrar SPONSORS Mr. Jones, Mr. Waldrep ■■■■■ CECIL ANDREWS SHIRLEY ANDREWS GRANDON AVERETTE LILLIAN BAILEY JO ANN BAYNE VIRGINIA BLANKENSHIP % our cvowUca ooe mottey fnajecte ? ? ? ? ALLAN CARTER JERRY CARTER FRAZIER CHAPMAN flueuo ' t J.C. CHAPMAN ANNETTE CHILDRESS ROSE CLARK WILLIAM DAVIS PEGGY FARRAR JACKIE FITZ i MERLE FRIAR JO ANN GARNER BILL GOODE BOBBY GREENE REBECCA GREGORY NORRIS GRYDER STANLEY CURLEY HELEN GWALTNEY tt S(«€ 72aftliKf4. attcC 70 icte ' pootifcUl (fame . . , • k EDDIE HALL FRANCES HALL MONROE HARMON TYREE HARRIS CECILE HOYLE MAMIE INGE ficcttconA JIMMIE KEETON FRANCES LENHART LOY LENHART MARTIN LINDHOLM ELLEN LIPSITZ NEAL McPETERS . . . Sfrettt ck DecoftatcM t£e RUBY RAE REESE LOIS RHODES LELIA ANN ROBERTS TOMMY RUTLEDGE BETTY SEAMANS BOBBY WAGSTAFF zef fan t6e Senior “Pnom Not pictured; GLORIA COLLIE HAROLD NEWBY BRENDA ROARK WAYNE TOWERY ERVIN WHITLOW HAROLD YORK Oun, Sofifomone @Ca44 President ------- Ann Johnson Secretary Linda Lindholm Vice President Shirley Toone Rept. Nancy Walker Ruby Bohannon Mattie Bowman Shirley Childrey Rachel Coleman Richard Coley Shirley Crump Rebecca Crump Betty Mae Dodson Donnie Falls ?t eua £ uk (feast tot 6ei up 6na td neat itt fay t ecfool ' • Billy Garland Grace Glazener Mary Green Richard Gregory Raymond Hamblen Carroll Harrell Martha Hart Mary Sue Hatchell Elizabeth Hatcher Anne Hopkins Pete Hutcheson Ruth Ingram Ann Shirley Johnson Billy Jordan Dorothy Kates Raymond Langford Harrison Little Eleanor Lowry George Meade Odie Morris Rachel McKinney Virginia Newton Remonia Panther Buddy Pennington Joe Phillips Ellen Poole Linda Ramsey Richard Rash Charles Sandy Andre Seaton Jackie Smith Berkley Spain 4 ?946 ? Sofe tMtone (£Cci4 Patrica Spake Ann Spaulding Carol Spaulding Harvey Spraggins Reginald Tharrington Shirley Toone Andy Tucker Jo Ann Tucker Beulah Turner Nancy Walker Carolyn Wallace Donald West Marion Whitaker Elmore Williams Carol Wilson Laxton Wilson Nancy Yancey ? ' te46 ncut 344 Octx O icent- President Bobby Johnson Secretary Jo Anne Wortman Vice Resident Douglas Berry Treasurer Charlotte Dayberry D. Berry M. Bivens N. Blankenship W. Blankenship F. Bowers J. Bragg V. Bridges F. Card W. Carter D. Champion G. Champion M. Chandler A. Childress O. Church L. Crowe 2( e cuenc cUvccCeet ittfo tfoiec cU enettt 6ome ' too K f C. Dayberry N. Driggs M. Ellington D. Falls E. Fitz M. Franklin M. Friar R. Gillispie B. Glassco R. Glassco B. Gregory D. Gregory M. Gregory T. Gryder C. Guriy J. Hall M. Hatcher J. Inge B. Johnson H. Jordan B. Crump C. Dagenhart P. Dagenhart G. Dalton N. Jordan B. Kilgore R. Langford L. Lanyon H. Lawson F. Leach D. Lenhart I. Lenhart J. McCall B. Moore J. E. Mull S. Mull W. Noel E. Newcomb J. Oakes J. Orr B. Parkes C. Pennell D. Pennell B. Pennington T. Powell J. Puryear N. Reese A. Rockwell cta44 te t a td made occi4etcAe at 6o tte . . . C. Smith H. Smith J. Smith W. Smith D. Spake J. Stembridge G. Strum L. Strum J. Thomas H. Thorpe G. T ingen A. Toone W. Wall ace L. Ward L. Williams N. Williams F. Willis R. Wilson J. Wort man C. York 0 2 e Ctve t t de noc% zc t Elected representatives from all of our classes serve on the Student Council. They make the laws we live by. I jerry Jones President OFFICERS President — — - — Jerry Jones Vice President Joyce Black Secretary Frances Lenhart Treasurer Jo Ann Gamer Reporter Mary Ann Blankenship REPRESENTATIVES Mary Ellen Kilgore Jane Owen William Davis Neal Me Peters Mrs. G. M. Owen Sponsor Martha Hart Ann Johnson Shirley Toone Jimmy Hall Bobby Johnson 4 dfasitecC focUttcvty t t 4uyu4t We started our school sports ' year early in August, when the football team began their training. In September they played their first game at Victory Field. Pictured to the right: The Co-Captains, Martin Lindholm and Jerry Jones with Coach Edward Jones. Top row: Richard Coly, Reginald Tharrington, Wayne Towery, Cecil Andrews, Martin Lindholm, Jackie Fitz, Don Falls, W. Newby, Coach Jones. Middle row: Jerry Jones, J. T. Black, Jackie Smith, Bobby Morris, Rudolph Kizer, Bobby Greene, Frankie Mears, J. C. Chapman, Charles Dagenhart. Bottom row: Harold Newby, Franklin Newcomb, Bobby Wagstaff, Bobby Johnson, Clinton Guriy, Braxton Wilson, Maynard Chandler, Arthur Carter, Darral Falls, Bill Pennington. Left: Lindholm downs Clarksville as Chase City Blue Devils march on toward victory. Below: A scrambled up affair but you betcha boots Clarksville knew the Blue Devils were there ! This page is sponsored by GURLEY’S FURNITURE COMPANY, Chase City , Virginia Right: Clarksville recovers ball with Lindholm and Green- tackling. Jo h s ISO M Above: The Cheerleaders strike a pose. Right: Ellen, Jane and their cheer- leaders after the victory of the White Rangerettes over the Blue Darlings. Above: Jane and Ellen present flowers to Cheerleaders. This page is sponsored by MADGE ' S GRILL, Chase City, Virginia w.J ' WeCctwte ' rtyame tfaidccate f C. C. H. S. celebrated its last home- coming on November 5. There was a full day of festivals planned for students and returning alumni. The highlight of the night was the dance at the Country Club. 2,uee t JOYCE BLACK We started our homecoming activities Friday afternoon with a parade “7(te (fawtt (fa Left: Mary Ellen Kilgore is surprised by our camera man as Martin Lind- holm presents the flowers. Below: Our Principal, Mr. Chuchek, crowns the queen. @ount Left to right: Mary Ellen Kilgore, Sissy Fitz, Shirley Toone, Charlotte Dayberry, Joyce Black, JoAnn Wortman, Ann Shirley Johnson, Frances Lenhart, Jane Owen. cAee% Enthusiasm is their trade-mark! At every football and basketball game these are the girls who are seen encouraging your teams to win. They are the morale support of the Blue Devils. Captain - JANE OWEN Co-Captains NAN OWEN ELLEN LIPSITZ Cheerleaders MARY E. KILGORE BETTY LEE NOEL FLORENCE L. DANIEL SHIRLEY ANDREWS MARTHA HART CHARLOTTE DAYBERRY Left: Your Cheerleaders pose for their Yearbook picture, one of the few times they ' ve ever been quiet. Below: Nan, Jane, and Ellen practice one of their cheers. s 0 7 e e zsie ocvi dfavite CecuCen The Monogram Club offers those active in sports an opportunity to earn their school letters. We ' re real proud of this group, sponsored by Mr. E.P. Jones, that fosters good sportsmanship at Chase City High School. VTCeet you at re tea uiaC to Uy6t , . ‘Doftt 6e Cate. rtUKdtcc OFFICERS But I HAVE to go to play practice! This is the sentence that answered all requests for dates, or announcements of other evening meetings for weeks prior to the presentation of Antic Spring, the comedy we presented in the County Play Festival. The reason we appear so early in this annual is that starting in the Fall, we held bi-monthly meetings to study all phases of play production. President Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter - - - - Sylvia Wilmoth Tommy Rutledge Peggy Farrar - - Sylvia Bivens - Julia Lindholm i 0 Ve frut oun, ' pwtcvard ' The Seniors almost decided to give up classes and major in extra curricular activities when they produced the Senior play. There were rehearsals every evening and meetings on Saturday to construct and paint scenery. Helen Mary Ellen Kilgore Chuck Braxton Wilson Professor Lloyd-Lowell Singleton - Arthur Carter Minerva Alice Riddle Miss Delaware - - Sylvia Wilmoth Gale Joy — - Jane Owen Bud Vincent Sandy Dutch Robert Little Hunk Jerry Jones Old Grad - - Wes Holmes Ethel Joyce Black Satchel Darrel Falls Blind Date - Dr. Reeber Jack Chester - - Miss Smith - Sylvia Bivens -Sonny Wright -Rennis Tucker Harvey Smith - - Mary Ann Blankenship Scenes from our last Senior play. - ' 7 e c c£u Jtetfr ewueA oun. tudce t T tajectax t (?£« This group, sponsored by Mrs. Lois T. Berry, trains students to show films used in our classroom studies. They are avail- able upon the request of any of the high school or elementary grades teachers. | Students in the Library Club work in the Robert E. Library, helping the elemen- tary grades check out books. zcC. ' ftyeastt. a tcC g rtye Ct 74e 4- % ( d OFFICERS President Vice President - - Secretary Treasurer - Program Chairman Florence Lee Daniel Nancy Yancy - — Roberia Daniel ■ - -Virginia Newton ■ Mary Newton Alan Ashworth We had Mecklenburg County Achievement Day here November 13. How nice to have so many from CCHS to win medals and be invited to join the Honor Club. But, oh the fun at the meetings, camp, and National 4-H Week Celebration in Victoria and Kembridge. Project records are filled with work we do, with the help of Mr. Dudley Perry. Remember the search for a vacant warehouse where we could play basketball, practicing after school and at night, and winning the South Hill game? Pictured at the right are our two co-captains, Sonny Wright and Jackie Fitz. Below is our team as a group, but we like to think of them as they look on on the facing page. Kneeling, left to right: Maynard Chandler, Robert Little, Cecil Andrews. Second row: Coach Jones, Harrison Little, Ervin Whitlow, Sonny Wright, Jackie Fitz, Lowell Singleton, Jerry Jones, J. C. Chapman. Third row: Harold Newby, Arthur Carter, Allan Carter, Grandon Averette, Wayne Towery, Bobby Morris, Joe Smith, Bobby Johnson, Clinton Gurley. Sco e 0 2Oi tte ' i f 955 C. C. H. S. 32 Boydton 40 C. C. H. S. 34 South Hill 31 C. C. H. S. 40 Buckhom 26 C. C. H. S. 60 Clarksville 39 C. C. H. S. 62 South Hill 29 C. C. H. S. 32 Buckhom -27 C. C. H. S. 25 Boydton 34 C. C. H. S. 35 Alberta 38 C. C. H. S. 52 South Hill 46 0 0 0 C006 fo t6e fritccie at cowid,, t t t£e bc£ ol, a tcC t t t ie co ft ui Uty President G. Pruden Secretary T. Rutledge Vice President J. Phillips Treasurer J. T. Black Sponsor MR. B.M. SCOTT Sponsor MISS E. KIBLER 7 u- ' ftyc- President -Peggy Farrar Vice President Sylvia Wilmoth Secretary Lelia Roberts Treasurer Carol Spaulding Reporter Ann Johnson Chaplain Joyce Black ' ZOe ' te finotid t6e4e 4tude tt tvAa 6 ve dotfdcufed s4c£ie ‘e tie tt, (tyti ' i ctc ' i, Seta (?£« O ice ia. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer - - - Reporter Sponsor - - - Joyce Black Mary Blankenship - -Jo Ann Gamer Bill Goode ■ — Gloria Collie Mrs. B. L. Bragg 7?tec t en Shirley Andrews , Joyce Jones, Ann S. Johnson, Shirley Toone, Jo Ann Garner, Gloria Collie, Mary Ann Blankenship, Joyce Black, Bill Goode, Rebecca Crump, Sylvia Wilmoth, Jane Owen, Julia Lindholm, Sylvia Bivens, Mary Ellen Kilgore, Brenda Roark, George Pruden, Florence Daniel, Barbara Toombs, Omalee Hawkins, Jerry Jones, Cecile Hoyle, Nan Owen, Lois Rhodes, Carol Spaulding, Tommy Rutledge, Darrel Falls. s M€ ‘THattd y . And every other time they get a chance! But we especially remember the rush down the hill to the Robert E. Lee Auditorium during Monday ' s activity period. Our teachers remember, we know, our breathless arrival back at school for fourth period classes. As a club, or in groups, we ' ve sung in Chapel, in the Show Boat and at Commencement this year. It ' s been fun! 7 te ttden4- Pictured here: L. Crow, P. Dagenhart, M. Bivens, N. Driggs, J. Wortman, B. Bollinger, B. Noel, J. Bayne, R. Reese, A. Childress, T. Powell, C. Dayberry, Ingram, Lenhart, Crump, Inge, Hoyle, Cole- man, Davis, Gryder, Keeton, Kilgore, Hart, Roberts, Hawkins, Gregory, Blankenship, Black, J. Owen, N. Owen, Dalton, Wilmoth, S. Andrews, Yancey, Jones, Bivens, Fitz, Wilson, Faucette, Wright, Goode, Morris, Rutledge, Fitz, Smith, Gurley, Sandy, Pruden, Jones, Wilson, Gwaltney, Wallace, Garner, Phillips, Poole, Johnson, Panther, A. Spaulding, C. Spaulding, Green, Farrar, Ramsey, Lipsitz, Hopkins, Hall. President Vice President Secretary - Trea surer Sponsor — 1 Joyce Jones Robert Little - - Dorothy Kates Mrs. Claude Owen We participate in the 1954 Minstrel , ??toi 4 ic co t ir £ .£ £ ' a. 4U ag J. J j W 1 J j j j -J- g=g=g 7ff X Hail, ail hail, Chase Ci-ty Hicjh School. Horror to her rt. r name ! - 0 - i ' -.fL iJ J j J U e eeeJz tdt i Id Ev ' -er shall uue s i’n her praii-es y Ez-er t£ll her Ff -f u fame. = g= ± w ' j j i jj « j ±± Chase Ci-ty Sthool Hail to you j As the years ojo by , ff i PF f if : i F- fc -A L Jj l � ' : V day our hearts be ev-er tr-ue. to Chase Ci-ty jt. t f m H� ‘ h -••• -«■ -t — t- m 3: dteitiu @Cu6- ! I We President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Rept. I Linda Ramsey Henry Morris Judy Puryear Douglas Berry JoAnne Wortman II Julia Lindholm Laxton Wilson Rebecca Crump Mary Ellen Kilgore Anne Johnson Study,, We dZetinu. utd We s46ye KZ (?Cu President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Rept. Vincent Sandy Laxton Wilson Mary Anne Blankenship Bi ll Goode Mary Ellen Kilgore Rose Dalton Nan Owen Rebecca Crump Brenda Roark Ann Spaulding ‘Dtefrifoitcve Sdueeit M. (?£ct We earn while we learn. President ------ Sonny Wright Vice President Braxton Wilson Secretary-Treasurer - -Anne Crowe Rept. Bob Tyler Sponsor - - - Mrs. Patricia Higgins Club members sell popcorn and ice cream at school concession stand. We meet to plan a trip to Richmond or Roanoke for D. E. Conventions. SatefaUl Remember those warm spring nights when everything else was forgotten and we all went out to the ball game to see C. C. H. S. ' s team in action? What fun it was to see our boys hitting homers and making all those runs! We helped the players, too, through our cheering and vigorous support. Above: Jerry Jones is rarin ' back for a homer. Center: Watch out, J. C. , don ' t let ' em pick you off first. Left: Dallas Gregory says he ' s safe, but I think Martin Lindholm has a different opinion. Below: Coach Jones and J. C. Chapman, Cecil Andrews, Harrison Little, Jerry Jones, Bill Pennington, Bobby Johnson, Pete Hutcheson, and Grandon Averette tune in the World Series. This page is sponsored by PEEBLES DRY CLEANING, Boydton, Virginia ' PCay SaMf Soft aCt Quite feminine I would say, but our girls have what it takes when it comes to softball, too. It was accomplished through concentrated effort and help of our Softball Coach, Mr. John Kizer. Above, right: Mary Frances Fancett to Jane Owen, Batters Upl Below, right: Jane Owen says to Juli a Lindholm, If you want to stay safe, keep on the base. Pictured below: Ann Crow, Captain; Alice Riddle, Manager; Jane Owen, Co-Captain and Mr. John Kizer, Sponsor. This page is sponsored by COLLIS PRODUCE COMPANY, Chase City, Virginia Ocvi ' rtyty i School ‘ftttUf 2,ueeK MARY ELLEN KILGORE s4tte utcutt JOYCE ANN BLACK Cecil Andrews, Odie Morris, Vincent Sandy, Tommy Rutledge, Bobby Greene, Martin Lindholm, Harrison Little, Shirley Toone, Frances Lenhart, Anne Crowe, Jo Anne Wortman, Joyce Jones, Nan Owen, Nancy Phillips, Jane Owen, Sylvia Wilmoth. Not pictured: Bob Tyler and Jackie Fitz. Far right: ROBERT LITTLE 4ttertda tt Right: J. T. BLACK ' occvt Sonny Wright, Bobby Johnson, Braxton Wilson, Rennis Tucker, Darrel Falls, Laxton Wilson, Jerry Jones, Rose Dalton, Sissy Fitz, Ellen Lipsitz, Julia Lindholm, Carol Spaulding, Mary Ann Blankenship, Ann Johnson. Remember Highlights coming out every two weeks? Well, we tried to get it out on time! We hoped to capture the current high school news and publish for you a paper that was both informative and fun to read. It was our idea to cover various student activities as they happened, to review the current movies at our local theater, and to keep up-to-date on the switches in couple combinations - -in our gossip column. We tried. We hope we succeeded! ' PcdCccataM. Darrel Falls Shirley Toone, Mary Frances Faucette, , Wesley Holmes, Sylvia Wilmoth, Shirley Andrews, Jean Thorpe, Mr. B. M. Scott, Sponsor. £ctctO ' lCCl St X W Joyce Black, Mary Ann Blankenship, Tommy Rutledge, Assistant Editor; Sylvia Bivens, Editor; Bill Goode, Assistant Editor; Mrs. H. M. Collins, Sponsor; JoAnn Garner, Florence Daniel, Jerry Jones, Jo Anne Wortman, Julia Lindholm, Peggy Farrar. 0 0 0 ‘Ti eve to enjoyed trying to capture the flavor of the 1954-55 high school year. Did this yearbook bring back some pleasant memories from last semester , events you had almost forgotten? We hope so. We’ve tried to make this an annual that will stay on your own bookshelf for years to come. It was our aim to record many of the good times and all of the highlights of the last year of Chase City High School. Have fun remembering! ' tyoun s4n tuaC i Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Financial Manager Staff Our Business Staff Mary Ellen Kilgore Florence L. Daniel Joyce Black Tommy Rutledge Ellen Lipsitz Darrel Falls Betty Noel Jo Ann Garner Wesley Holms Rennis Tucker Nelson Vaughan Braxton Wilson Sonny Wright Frankie Mears Grace Glazner Lelia Roberts George Pruden Bill Goode Ervin Whitlow The Editorial Staff of your 1955 MIRROR have trouble crossing the block ex- cept during tobacco season or on Fridays and Saturdays during the rest of the year. But, this is our town where we have grown up, where our parents have worked and shopped, and where we know every merchant and store on Main Street. These retailers know us, too. They patted us on our heads when we were little, and ever since we started getting our allowances, and earning our own money from pan-time jobs, we have dealt with them. They have always supported us. The following pages are proof of their present interest. I (? Z4e gcty ' Defr nfatettt Stone Ellen Ldpsitz makes a sale to another high school student. This time it’s Jane Owen who is accompanied by Peggy Farrar. The High School students and their parents shop at the Chase City Department Store because they prefer: Ship and Shore Blouses Sacony Suits and Dresses Town and Country Shoes Naturalizer Shoes Richard Hudnut Cosmetics Mary Grey Hosiery Jean Barrie Dresses Margo Walters Dresses fyfvv- m m •A ' ; sain If rV;S Chase City, Virginia Cars Sales Trucks Service SOUTH SIDE MOTOR. COM PAN V INC. South Hill, Virginia POOLS ' FROZEN FOODS Autograph Space Compliments of the Bakers of SUNBEAM BREAD AND CAKE Danville, Virginia CONNER SHELl PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. SERVICE STATION J. H. CROWE, Prop. Box 177 Lynchburg, Virginia Gas and Oil Accessories Washing Greasing Chase City, Virginia SOUTHSIDE SPORTING GOODS Chase City, Virginia ■ 1 |E?w ' L || ' ! ii gf A mWMxt i _� - JIE SRW® j$s| P ' A ■ mw K_jr J nf « I k 1 ’W J FpV • ' 1 « p . . tP B f f r - Ov«.I 1 H O ' Uett , 7 £e “!R.extiM Stone 5 : i ill 1T A«k � 3t vis i � ,v S gi s fZ sfesa «r-J v v-v •v. ' V s .C 8i c 2 v i nTZPy m !‘W: SSSj; � V-ftv v h v iv -: � r� j IK8S Wesley Holms and Rennis Tucker couldn’t resist milk shakes when they stopped in O’Brien’s to buy school supplies. Students also look for these name brands at O’Brien’s Candie s Whitman Belle Camp Old Dominion American Custom Cosmetics Coty Yardley Old Spice Cara Nome Max Factor The High School students want you to remember that O’Brien’s is open daily from 8:3 0 to 9 and on Sundays from 9 to 6. Chase City, Virginia C LE ATON MOTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY HARRY’S MENS SHOP Smart Clothes for Men Where Quality Is Higher Than Price 223 North Main St. South Hill, Virginia Chase City, Virginia “Come On, Let’s Go for a Ride’’ in the 1955 Chevrolet JEFFREY ' S MOTOR COMPANY Chase City, Virginia Wesley Holmes, one of the Chase City High School stu- dents, buys a pair of shoes from Mr. Magann at MAGANN ' S Chase City, Virginia U. S. Dl Ckc 5 10£ STORE Chase City, Virginia Where “Little Things Mean a Lot’’ Your Total Food Bill Is Less When You Shop at C.S. ! COLON I AL STORES INC. Chase City, Virginia THE BUTLER LUMBER COMPANY Chase City, Virginia Invites Your Friends to Sign Here Compliments of SOUTH SIDE FURNISHING CO. South Hill, Virginia Sexton Qua iti JOHN SEXTON CO. Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers P.O. Box 508 Philadelphia 5, Pennsylvania P. L. AUTO SUPPLIES “The Fisherman’s Headquarters’’ GOOD FOOD to Please You Try HUGH’S PIT -COOKED BAR-B-Q Curb Service Thick Milk Shakes Chase City, Virginia • I i The Blue Ribbon Kind Ice Cream and Milk Mfg. by BOSTON - DURHAM ICE CREAM CO., INC. South Boston, Virginia Have your friends sign here, so you’ll remember them - and us. JEFFREYS-SPAULDING MFG. CO. Chase City, Virginia ‘‘Meet Me at Garrett’s After School. GARRET! AND CO. Chase City, Virginia COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Chase City, Virginia WHOLESALE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT CO. Automotive Parts Distributors Chase City, Virginia Phone: DRaKe 2-4602 PITZ MOTOR CO Chase City, Virginia Compliments of MONARCH FINER FOODS Division Consolidated Foods Corp. Roanoke, Virginia Phone 2-3166 VIRGINIA GRILL DRIVE- 1 N South Hill, Virginia Curb w Service Milk Shakes Bar-B-Q Chicken Dinner W. RHODES GROCERIES COAL Chase City, Virginia Phone: DRake 2-4488 THE MIDDLETON PRESS Job Printing, Office Supplies Burroughs and R. C. Allen Adding Machines R8Y£f Typewriters Chase City, Virginia These people with donations have helped make the Annual possible: CHASE CITY FLOWER SHOP NETTE’S GIFT SHOP MODERN BEAUTY SHOP GORDAN POOLE LEWIS’ SELF-SERVICE PAUL AND ALMA WALLACE HAROLD AND CAROLYN BOWERS SERVICE GROCERY CO. (MECKLENBURG FARM SUPPLY Armstrong - Mohawk - Deltox HARVEY’S “The Checkerboard Store’’ Chase City, Virginia FLOOR WALL COVERING For Floors of Distinction 170 North Main St. Chase City, Va. Phone: Drake 2-4783 HARVEY D, WILSON JOHNSON ' S FLOWER SHOP and VIRGINIA AUTO GLASS CO. B. A. ROBERTS, SON CO., INC. Chase City, Virginia Chase City, Virginia Compliments ot CARSON W. GREGORY Drugs Friendly Fountain Service at LEWTER ' S DRUG STORE INSURANCE Best Policy at All Times Chase City, Virginia Rx Specialists Whitman’s and Hollingsworth Candy Hallmark Greeting Cards Cosmetics Chase City, Virginia Phone: Drake 2-4549 MOON-NEWCOMB FUNERAL HOME H OPPER PAPER COMPANY, INC. Use Top Quality Lucky Star 59,101 Grand Prizes Thousands of Extra Prizes Richmond, Va. COLGATE ' S RADIO SALES Crosley “We Service What We Sell.’’ Equipped for the Administration of Oxygen in Emergency Cases. Complete Record Shop Kleer Kleen Floor Furnaces North Main St. Phone: DRake Z-4Z80 Chase City, Va. Compliments of BEAUTY SHOP Dial: DRake Z-4Z81 Chase City, Virginia ROSE ' S 5- 10-Z5£ STORE Complete Line of School Supplies “Real Treats in Sweets” “For the Best in Hair Styles” Phone: DRake Z-4038 Chase City, Virginia Chase City, Virginia Our Agriculture Students Like to Drive IH Tractors SPAULDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Chase City, Virginia We Save for the Future at PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Rennis Tucker Buys a “Pink” Sports Coat at PRUDEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE. L. G. BALFOUR, company WALTER B. ANDERSON 4111 Kensington Avenue Richmond, Virginia CHASE CITY AUTO PARTS Wholesale Distributors jjc Serving Southside Virginia and Northern North Carolina COBLE DAIRY CO.. Farm Supervised Laboratory Controlled “For Milk at its Best” South Hill, Virginia SHELDON ' S Route 360 Keysville, Virginia FITZ- PARTRIDGE CO. Chase City, Virginia mi n - McBRAYER FLOEIST Flowers Personally Planned Weddings - Funerals Corsages Chase City, Virginia ELAM ' S JEWELRY CO. Keepsake Diamonds Silverware - Watches Watch Repairing Chase City, Virginia Autograph Space i Compliments of ROBBINS MILL Clarksville, Virginia BRATTON’S IMPLEMENT MACHINE COMPANY STANDARD GARMENTS, INC I Martin Lindholm and Allan Carter Buy Their Hunting and Fishing Equipment at SPAULDING -MOSS SUPPLY CO. Chase City, Virginia ikiti 1 A a BAND BOX CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Altering Chase City, Virginia SOUTH HILL TIRE AND RECAPPING CO. “Radio Listening at Its Best” 1370 on Your Dial 1000 Watts Recapping - Vulcanizing South Hill, Virginia W J w s South Hill, Virginia Serving Mecklenburg and Adjoining Counties News - Sports - Music - Drama Sylvia Wilmoth, Accompanied by Doris Wallace and Rose Dalton, Buys Material for Her New Outfit at Florence Daniel Enjoys Shopping at THE PAULINE SHOP Chase City, Virginia ® CLEON CRYMES - Editor and Publisher ® DAN M. TUCKER - Business Manager Bob Tyler, a senior at Chase City High, runs the press to produce “The Progress,” This is the oldest newspaper in Mecklenburg County and has served the residents of Southside Virginia continuously since 1888. We’re proud to read it, and we’re proud to work there. Your Home Owned Oil Company of Shell Products DANIEL OIL COMPANY Welcomes Your Friends to Sign Here HUSS INCORPORATED Chase City, Virginia McPherson’s beverage CORPORATION Bottlers of Tru-Ade Full Line of Pilot Flavors South Hill, Virginia RELIABLE UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Try KIEFER. YANCEY ' S Chase City, Virginia One Mile West of Clarksville, Virginia Highways 49 and 58 After Football Games or Play Practice (or Any Saturday Night, for That Matter) You’ll Always Find a Group of Students at WILKIN ' S Chase City, Virginia R.H. GOODE CO., INC. Insurance - Auto Fire Life Bonds 307 N. Main Street Chase City, Virginia MECKLENBURG TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Chase City, Virginia Priced Low Tabby, One of Our ’54 Graduates Says, “Trade With Pop! ’’ ALLEN’S USED CARS T. F. ALLEN, Mgr. Used Cars of AH Makes and Models Sell or Cash or Trade Financing Through the Contributions of These People, We Have Been Able to Publish a Bigger and Better Annual: Dr. Van Hoy Dr. H. B. Harris Dr. R. B. Hutcheson Dr. H. H. Braxton Mr. Joseph E. Geyer Dr. R. A. Dodd Dr. J. F. Phillips When Chase City High School Students Go to Keysville, They Always Stop at TAYLOR ' S REXALL DRUG STORE Keysville, Virginia COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS Equipped With Non-Set Automatic Stop Latest Records on Sale 15th and 20th Day Each Month. CHASE CITY PHONO CO. Opp. Postoffice - Next to First State Bank (An Ad from the 1922 Mirror) We Want Purchasers for High-Grade Buggies Tyson Jones, and Taylor -Cannady Lines See Our Special Buggy Harness at $ 10. for July B. A. ROBERTS SON For Tinning, Guttering, and Tobacco Flues, Give Us a Call. (An Ad from the 1909 Annual) J. R. PRUDEN J. S. HUTCHESON PRUDEN HUTCHESON Dealers in General Merchandise Millinery, Clothing, Coffins, Caskets Furniture, and Trunks We Buy All Kinds of Country Produce. PRUDEN HUTCHESON Chase City, Virginia (An Ad from the 1909 Annual) — . 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