Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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With Alice We enter through the Looking Glass, recalling pleasant memories of 1953 spent at Churchland. ' Dedication MR. ANSON F. WILCOX As an expression of gratitude, friendship, and appreciation for his loyal service and helpful guid- ance, We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three, do sincerely dedicate this, THE TRUCKER to our unforgettable, Mr. Anson VVilcox. SCHOOL F5 f xl 1 -v , . 'W ' ' s - ,fi Q 5 ffm f w fzg? H, f b giv . F by . , I G11 ,-' , f gr? 'M 4 -' ,i ,.,, -1 an P. If . -' - 1. --, - L, -f' XQYYLF7. gf ww, .., ' ,, 0 I' --'iv f Lf , I I ' if , ,. H. S 'A 1, 'v 71 f-A 4 ..,. ,'uTf'L3i ' N' ' ' 1.1 mi ,r 11 mg J' f'4fi1Fz n Y' , ' ' ' ' if 1 - . , V' gifs P 59331 vf,f2w 'i 'ff' 'jv QLg,,f Z A 3 -'IV mi ', L- ' ' 1 , ' 'u ., . W M fu M J f f u 1 ' , f fp, ' z....-, ,f , V in I l if MZ C0060 62299 '33 Churchland High School ALMA MATER Churchland High, through all the ages VVe Will loyal be. By thy guidance we shall prosper, And our Faith in thee. Strong in spirit, striving forward, VVe as students stand, Hail to thee O Churchland High School Best in all the land. Administration and Faculty MR. FRANK D. BECK. Prinripal MR. SLADE VV. PHILLIPS ffrfiflanl Prinripal Faculty MISS CARRIE E. BISHOP XTRS. ARDYS H. CIVVYNN MRS. LENA PRICE HRS. IDOROTHY F. NTONROE NIRS. -IUNE U. CLARK MR. A. F. VVILCOX MR. CHARLES E. BROWN Faculty Nllss FREDRIKA ANN BVTT MRS. IQVICLYN ICASTXVOOID Kflss ELSIE LEE NTASSIQY NTISS RIARY ANN GAl.l,Ac:H1cR Kflss IXIARTHA L. CQIBBS Miss GRACIE LEE VAN DYCK MR. F. M. CLEMONS Faculty MISS SHIRLEY G. ROBERTS MRS. TILLY E. PHILLIPS EIR. GURTH L. BLACKWELL n MR. A. J. MANCUSO MRS. SUSAN E. BAGLOVV Teacher's Scrap Page KL' of as at Nw 5' 4 . Rt. fk.,.A L. 5' 1. The Funniest Thing Happened .... 2. Sitting Pretty. 3. Man's Best Friend. 4. The Tea Party 5. VVhat's Funny? 6. Beachcomber. 7. Don't Take My Picture. 8. Detention. HRDSTVIHS DHNCE COHCHES PLHY PRHCTICE EIGHT THlRTY C9 FETER'H CLASSES lin 1:111- -..,., W ,N .......,, ----...,..,,,..,M. ws-..., -'S' it Q N --'--....,,.,, ,.....,,, -...M..,. ..,, ..x...,, W... ,W . ,, , --......,,.-.....,,, .....,,...,,N Illlllllll llllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIII lllll I I L Senior Class Officers I 0 ,Ms WW 2 o n Mintz, Vice Iresidentg .Xda Carter, Presidentg Martha VVhittaker, Secretaryg Char- J h ' lotte Martin. Treasurer. Honor Students jay Garrett, Glen VVhitlock, Lester Roane, Joyce McLain, and Carolyn Garrenton. SENIORS LOUIS ROBERT ALBERTIA, JR. h'B0bb:v!J Football lg Beauty Contest King 25 Annual Staffg Co-Art Editor 3g Editor-in-Chief, Art Editor 45 One Act Play, Prompter 2, Sound Effects 33 Senior Class Play 3, 4: Best All Aroundg Best Dressedg Most Original. .IO ANN BRANCH filo!! Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 2g Annual Staff 3g The Countryman 33 May Court 35 Drivers Training 45 Librarian. JUDITH BROOKS rtfudyv Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 45 Driver's Training 23 Chorus 1, 2. SENIORS PATRICIA JEAN BUSH lfPaZ5y!J Head Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4-g Church- land Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, S.C.A. Rep- resentative 2, 3, Treasurer 4, May Court 3, 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 43 One Act Play 2, Beauty Contest 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pierette Club 4, Driver's Training 2, Makeup Senior Class Play, May Chorus 1, 2. A B EVERLEY ANN BUTLER Beverley Chorus 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Pierette Club 4, Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Publicity Manager 4, May Court 3, 4. ADA LEE CARTER rrAdaJ! Cheerleader 1, 2, 45 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, Vice Pres. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Pierette Club Treas. 4, Senior Class Pres., May Court 3, 4, Driver's Training 21 Annual Stal? 2, Managing Editor 43 Senior Play Prompter, Band 1, Beauty Contest 2, 3, Makeup Senior Class Play, Most Popular. SENIORS HORTON CORWIN K ffsonnyll Transferred from Granby High, Norfolk, 1951. HERBERT DIETRICH Herbie,' Transferred from Wilson High, Portsmouth, 1950 K.v.G. 2, 3, 4. f H , BETSY ANNE DIXON c:Bet-yy!! Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, SQ Majorette 2, 3, 4 May Court 3g Driver's Training 2g Chorus 1, 2. SENIORS REVA MARLENE DIXON ullflarlenei' Transferred from Norview High in 19505 Beauty Contest 23 Chorus 23 S.C.A. Representative 25 May Court 3, Maid of Honor 45 Ocean Bowl Queen 45 Cheerleader 4g Monogram Club 43 Annual Staff 45 Driver's Training 35 Best Looking. FREDERICK PRESTON FLETCHER Freddie Football 1, 35 Senior Class Play 43 Beauty Contest 1, 3g Baseball 23 K.V.G. 35 Mr. Churchland. ERNEST FRISBIE FLOYD ffzufkf' Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Captain All Group 2, 4g Varsity C 2, 3, Pres. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pres. jr. Classg Track lg K.V.G. 1, 2, 35 Sr. Class Play Sound Effects 33 Stage Manager 43 S.C.A. Repre- sentative Sg Annual Staff 4g Newspaper Staff 3. SENIORS CAROLYN KAY GARRENTON Carolyn Softball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 45 Churchland Tri-Hi- Y 4g Class Secretary 35 Pierette Club 43 Asst. Treasurer of Senior Classy Most Intellectual. JAMES NEWTON GARRETT, AIR. Kffayll Transferred from Cradock High in 1950. Football 2: Basketball j.V. 2, 3, Varsity 43 Baseball 2. JEAN LUVENIA GRAY If-lean!! Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 4g Driver's Training 4. SENIORS WILLIAM ALBERT HAGY flshaggyii Track lg Football 2g Hi-Y 25 Senior Class Playg Chorus 4g Annual Staff 45 Driver's Training 2. MINA HALES traMi1Zd,, Transferred from Selma High School, Selma, North Carolina, 1952. WILLIAM ARTHUR HALSTEAD Arthur Football 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g K.V.G. 2, 3, 49 Varsity C 3, 43 S.C.A. Representative 29 Bible Club 4g Senior Class Play, 4-H Club Secretary 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Norfolk County Reporter 2, Treasurer 4, Vice Pres. 3, Band 1, 2. SENIORS HENRY OWEN HOUSTON K!Hen7yJJ Football 1, 23 Track lg S.C.A. Representative 13 Baseball 2, 3, 4. LOIS HUGHES 'lair' Head of Senior Division of Executive Board of Bandg Pierette Club 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES ANEVILLE JEAN Krjimmyll Transfered from Wilson High in 1951: Varsity Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Varsity C Club 3, 43 Senior Class Playg Chorus 3g Friendliestg Most Athletic. SENIORS ERVIN RAY JOHNSON Ervin Football 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, Chaplain of Senior Class, K.V.G. 1, 25 Varsity C Club 43 Bible Club 43 4-H Club 2, Driver's Training 2. JAMES THOMAS KERLEY lf-Dubai! Football l, 2, 3, 49 All Group Two, Second String, Most Outstanding Player Award in Ocean Bowl Game, Basketball j.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track 1: K.V.G. 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Annual Staff 43 Band lg Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 23 Beauty Contest 2, 3. n NANNIE GRAY LEONARD f1Nanl1 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 45 Major- ette l, 2, 3, 4, Pierette Club 4, Senior Class Play, May Court 3, 4, Driver's Training 23 Most Origi- nal, Cutest. SENIORS CHARLOTTE ANN MARTIN Charlotte,' Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y lg Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chaplain 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 S.C.A. Sec- retary 3, Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4, Class Treas. 43 Pierette Club, Secretary 4, May Court 3, May Queen 4, Driver's Training 2, Senior Class Play, Best All Around, Miss Churchland. JOYCE ANN MCLAIN If!0yCeJJ Annual Staff lg Chorus I, 45 Pierette Club 4, Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4, Most Likely to Succeed +5 Transferred from Baileyton, Tennessee, 1952. MARY SUE MEADS MeadJ,' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 25 Churchland Tri- Hi-Y l, 2 ,3, 45 Treas. 2, Cheerleader 3, Co-Cap- tain 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 45 Driver's Training 2, May Chorus 1, 2, Poetry Contest Winner 3g One Act Play 2, 4, Prompter 3, Senior Class Play, Best Personality, Wittiest, May Court 3, 4, Pierette Club. SENIORS JOHN ALBERT MINTZ Cfjohnil S.C.A. Representative l, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Tri-C S.C.A. Federation Vice Pres. 43 Senior Class Vice Pres.3 K.V.G. 43 Librarian 1, 23 Bus Driver 43 Best Personality3 Most Popular3 Most Likely to Succeed. JANET VIRGINIA MUSE ffjanetll Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Treasurer 3. CHARLES BUXTON NORFLEET ffBuCkyJJ K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football j.V. 1, Varsity 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Hi-Y 1, 23 Varsity C 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS SUSAN FRANCES OLDFIELD Swan Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 39 Driver's Training 23 Senior Class Play Prompterg Annual Staff 4, Most Friendly. MARGARET ANN PATTERSON rllargaret Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y lg Driver's Training 2, Chorus 3. WILLIAN MCCOY POLSON HBH!!! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball J.V. l, 2, Track lg Varsity C 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band lg Hi-Y 1. SENIORS LEON EDWARD REMMI'NGTO'N, JR. Bonn Football 2, 3, 4-Q Basketball J.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, K.V.G. 2, 3, 4, Varsity CU Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 23 Chorus 2, 35 Band 1, 25 Wittiest. LESTER WAYNE ROANE Leiter S.C.A. 1, 45 K.V.G. 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Hi-Y 1, 2, Baseball 25 Bausch 8: Lomb Sci- ence Award 45 Bus Driver 45 Most Intellectual. LOUIS SCHIEMANN Loui5,' 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2: Treasurer 3, junior Leader 45 Treasurer of Nor- folk County Council 1, 2, Reporter 3, County Coun- cil Pres. 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Varsity HC 4. SENIORS RICHARD SCOTT Dickie Band Captain 2, 3, K.V.G. 1, 23 Varsity C 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Bus Driver 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, Basketball 2. DONALD EUGENE SLY Donnie Band l, 23 Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, 41 Prose Read- ing 1, 2, 3, 43 State Champion 1, District 2, Hi-Y l, 23 Football 2, 3, All Group II 43 Baseball Man- ager 3g Track Manager lg 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres, 2, Varsity C Club 43 University of Richmond WRVA Scholarship Contest District Win- nerg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 K.V.G. 3, 4. LAWRENCE ERNEST SLY, jk. ctldannyn Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain, Most Valuable Player Trophy Award, All Group II, 4g Track l, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Basketball 33 Band lg Varsity CU Club 3, Secretary 45 Hi-Y 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President l, 2, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4. O SENIORS CYNTHIA FAY SMITH tfcindyii Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Driver's Training 25 Chorus 2, 35 Pierette Club, Chaplain 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 F.H.A. 15 Annual Staff 25 Countryman 2. ROBERT MALTHUS THOMPSON Robert Chaplain Freshman Classg K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE ANN TIGNOR jackie Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 15 Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Pierette Club, President. 45 May Court 3, 45 Driver's Training 25 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 4. SENIORS ROBERT HEATH TOLSON ffB0bbyU K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 25 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Bus Driver -I-Q Driver's Training 2. BETTY LOU TROUTMAN Betty Lou Softball 1, 2, 3, Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 May Court 3, Pierette Club Chaplain 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Driver's Training 2. BOBBY SUE TROUTMAN Bobby Sue Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 2, 3, Secretary 43 Pierette Club 45 Chorus 33 May Court 35 Driver Training 2. SENIORS JOHN ROBERT VICK Kfsonnyil Silence is golden. JOYCE ELVENAN WHITE fffoycelf Transferred from Maury High Schoolg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, Co-Captain 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, Treasurer 43 May Court 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Driver's Training 23 Most Athletic. HILTON DAVID WHITEHURST Hilt0n,' Band 1, 2, 3. SENIORS GLENN ELZIE WHITLOCK Glenn Transferred from Cradock High 1951, One-Act Play 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. MARTHA ANN WHITTAKER Martha Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 1, Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 43 Softball Asst. Manager 2, 33 Pierette Club 4g May Court 3, 43 S.C.A. Representative 43 Senior Class Secretary 43 Best Dressed, Driver's Training 2. SHIRLEY ANN WILFONG ShirZey,' Trucker's Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 4: Driverls Training 43 May Chorus 3. SENIORS LARRY WISE lfLarryI! K.V.G. 13 Driver's Training 25 Art Editor for Countryman 3, Art Editor for Annual 3. EDWARD WOOD I!EdJJ Band 1, 2. SAMUEL ALBERT YORK Cfsamll Band 1, 2g Band Council 2, Track lg Hi- Y 1, 23 Baseball 2, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 43 Cutestq Best Looking. Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of -Churchland High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, making null and void all former wills 'made by tus. We do hereby state that all our debts and expenses are to be paid by our executor who is hereby named within. We make the following bequeaths: Item One: To the school we leave all the vivid memories of our adventures. Item Two: We leave to the faculty peace and quiet. Item Three: To the Juniors, we -leave the line record 'which we have set, in hopes that they will live up to it and also live through Maobeth. Item Four: To the Eighth Graders we leave Miss Gibbs in hopes that they will keep her well fed iwith Hershey bars. Item Five: I, Sam York, leave my muscles to john Franklin Harris. Item Seven: I, Ada Lee Carter, leave my ability to hook a man to Silvia Simms. Item Eight: To Tommy House, Bobby Tolson leaves his front seat in Mrs. Bishop's class. Item Nine: I, Dicky Scott, leave!!! Item Ten: I, Leon Remmington, leave -my height to Carter Langston. Item Eleven: I, Margaret Patterson, leave my ability to stay small to Diane Payne. Item Twelve: To Ra'be Walton, Lester Roane leaves his power to irritate Mr. Wilcox. Item Thirteen: I, I-Ienbert Deitri-ck, leave my perfect record to my three brothers. CH-al Item Fourteen: I, Henry Houston, leave my ability to argue and my power of persuasion to Charles Ward. Item Fifteen: I, Lanny Sly, leave my ability to 'play footiball with a cool and calm attitude to John Saunders. Item Sixteen: I, Martha Whittaker, leave my ability to get out of class to Cecil Matthews. Item Seventeen: To David Peeples, I, Hilton Whitehurst, leave my good conduct in hopes that he will use it wisely. Item Eighteen: I, Jackie Tigner, leave my ability to play 'basketball and my long arms to the next center guard. Item Nineteen: I, Jean Gray, -leave my ability to Hula to Peggy Moore. Item Twenty: I, Bucky Norlleet, leave my ability to get along with girls to Tony Carter. Item Twenty-one: I, E. G. Whitlock, will Harlan Cooper's slightly used paral- lelepiped to Carolyn Lawrence. May she use it well. Item Twenty-twvo: To Carolyn DeLancey, Betsy Anne Dixon leaves her ability to make straight A's in English class. Item Twenty-three: We, Arthur Halstead and Larry Wise, leave the restful thought that our brothers, john and Don twill carry on our pulblilcations of memory work and history notes. Item Twenty-four: I, Horton Corwin, leave to some lonely jnunior my seat in English class which is near the window and far from the teacher. Item Twenty-f1ve: I, Judy Brooks, leave my ability to annoy Miss Roberts to anyone 'who will get as 'much enjoyment from it as I have. Item Twenty-six: I, Joyce White, leave to Betty Felton and Mlidred Harris, my ability to play sports. Item Twenty-seven: I, Charlotte Martin, leave to the next treasurer of the Senior class my ability of collecting class dues. Item Twenty-eight: I, Marlene Dixon, leave to Francis Haislip, my ability to make better grades in history class. Item Twenty-nine: I, Bobby Albertifa, leave my unpredictable character to my brother, Bootsie. Item Thirty: I, Freddie Fletcher, -leave to the library its original peace and serenity. Item Thirty-one: I, Mary Sue Meads, the last of the Meadses, leave to the school the fine record that my two brothers, Tommy and Jerry, and I have set, and hope that the school will forget our 'misdemeanors and cherish our achieve- ments. Item Thirty-two: To Freddie Scrapiron James, I, Jimmy Jean, leave my ability to study hard and finally graduate. Item Thirty-three: I, Wild Bill Polson, leave to Blanch Hare, my a-bility to get out of class and stay out . . . legally. Item Thirtyefourz I, Cindy Smith, leave to Sylvia Valez, my nickname Globe- trotter. May she use it well. Item Thirty-five: I, Susan Oldfield, leave my enormous but dainty bangs to Sue Robinson. Item Thirty-six: I, Patsy Jean Brush, leave to the next head majorette and band leader of the Churchland High School Band my ability to make its members line up quickly and keep a straight formation. We nominate and appoint Miss Gracie Lee Van Dyck to be the executor of this, our last will and testament, with full authority to carry out all its provisions to the utmost effect. And we, the Senior Class of 1953, promise to return and haunt all the persons who in any way come in conflict with our wishes. In testimony whereof, we sign and seal this on the first day of June, 1953, A.D. Signed, sealed and declared 'by the above named class as their last will and testament in the presence of us who have sulbscribed our names as witnesses at their request, in the presence of the said testarix and each other. fSignedj FRANK D. BECK SLAD1: PHILLIPS Senior Class Prophecy The year is now 1963. Let's take a short trip to a New York airport, where there are a few special people arriving. Maybe you will remember some of them, their faces are familiar. Here comes the big silver plane now. It lands and the passengers are albout to step down. The first couple we see are the famous movie stars, Mr. Frederick Fletcher and Miss Charlotte Martin. They have just made a new lillm, The Great Lover.', Here comes one of the best women scientists in the world today, Dr. Carolyn Garrenton. With her is the famous brain sungeon, Doctor Donald Sly. Why, 'what's this? There is some fm-usic coming from somewhere. Oh! Now we can see, it's none other than Dicky Scott and his band, The Hot Scott Skip- persf' They are marching down the runway led by Miss Patsy Bush, who is tiwirling 'her -well-known diamond studded fbaton. There is Mr. Buxton Norfieet, youlve heard of the Norfleet Models haven't you? Well, here he is now with three of his beautiful girls: Miss Betsy Anne Dixon, Miss Bevenlfy Butler, and Miss Lois Hughes. Mr. Norfleet is talking to someone, let's see who it is. Why, it's -the star of the T.V. show The Quiet Man, Mr. Hilton Whitehurst. Suppose We go over and listen in on some of the conversation of the engineers who have arrived for a convention. Mr. Arthur Halstead, who is head of the State Agriculture Engineers, and 'Mr. John Vick, a Mechanical engineer, and Mr. Robert Tolson, the renowned electrical engineer are discussing a problem of where to get lunch. They finally decide to go to Miss Mina Hale's swank Drive-in-Restaurant. There is someone limping out of the plane. It's the new champion stock car racer, Mr. Bill Speedy,' Hagy. With him is the highly talked of criminal lawyer, Mr. Larry Wise. Mr. James Jean, the coach of the U. S. International Footlball team, just step- ped down with one of his best players, Lanny Sly. Also, with Mr. Jean is the famous women's basketball star, 'Miss Jackie Tigner. ' The hostess' of -the p-lane, Miss Shirley Wilfong, Miss Susan Oldfield, and Miss Judy Brooks, have just called for the baggage -boys to help the multi-million- aire, Glenn Wfhiltlock, carry his money. Following him is his secretary, Miss Jo Ann Branch. Next to step out are theifamous Toni Tfwins, Bdbfby Sue and Betty Lou Trout- man. Right behind them we can see, because h-e stands almost two feet higher, the U. S. Baskedball champion, Mr. Leon Remmington. Well, what a surprise this isl There is Mr. Sam York, who just became lVlr. America. The lovely 'girl beside him is The Potato 'Cfhip Queen, Miss Marlene Dixon. Stepping out of the plane now is Mr. Jay Garrett, The Speed Boat King, who just set a new world record. Next is Reverend Irvin Johnson with the famous artist, Robert Albertia. There is Mr. Louis Schiemann, who owns one of the 'biggest cattle farms in the United States, discussing the prolblem of Bug-Control with the bacteriolegist, Robert Thompson. Miss Martha Whittaker, who is one of the ten best dressed women in the United States, is talking to Joyce White, the owner of a big chain of dairies, about a book. If we listen close enough we -will find that it is one of Joy-ce Mc-Lain's new novels. Here comes Miss Janet Muse, the famous dancing teacher with several of her students. To finish the procession, out steps Miss Mary Sue 'Meads, socially prominent debutante, with a midshipman on each arm. Written by- JACKIE TIGNER ' MARY SUE Mews Senior Superlative S I IIIIST INTEIIIFIQ TIIAL V IQI EN IIIIIQ ST 4 2, IZUTEST BEST PE RSONALITY 5 ' W In MOST ORIGINAL S enior Superlative S 6 MOST ATH LETIC BEST DRESS ED Q 9 8 BEST LOOKING i 7 BESTALL AROUND MOST U KELY TO OAJCCEED Senior Superlatives XJITTIE ST NOST POPULAR Lester Roane and Carorlyn Garrenton. Sam York and Nan Leonard. Bobby Allbertia and Nan Leonard. . jimmy jean and Stustan Oldheld. Mary Sue Meads and john Mintz, jimmy jean and joyree Vkvhite. Boblby Albertia and Charlotte Martin. Marlene Dixon and Siam York. Bobfby Alibertia and Martha VVhittaker. john Mintz and joyee M-eLean. Leon Remington and Mary Sue Meads. Freddy Fletcher and Charlotte Martin. john Mintz and Ada Lee Carter. MR AND MISS CHURCHLAND Senior Class Scrap Page S Wh . , ,cgfj W ..-.-.....--4,1 ,Q 'O .1 -' 'Q 1. Nature Boy. 2. Charlie My Boy! 3. Down The Hatch. 4. Statues. 5. Handsome. 6. Lazy! 7. Ride 'em Cowboys!! 8. VVhich Twin Has The Toni? 9. Glam0rous?! 10. Posing. 11. That Lucky Ole Sun! 12. Nice Scenery. 13. My-oh-my! I+. Four Horsemen. 15. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! 16. Grin And Bear It! 17. VVhat A Daml? unior Class Seated, first row, left to right: Cecil Matthews, Fay Medlin, Carolyn DeLancey, Betty Lou Jones, Sue Robinson, Clara Williams, Dolores Hare, Wanda Hedrick, Arnice Anderson, Gail McGloughan, Betty Turner, and Joan Taylor. Second row, left to right: Anne Campen, Miss Van Dyck, Sponsor: Patty Cross, Glenda Cross, Peggy Moore, Betty Ann Walker, Jo Reynolds, Dale Bryant, Betty Felton, Frances Koon, Marilyn Davenport, .lean Sullivan, Norma Junrt-tt, Betty Harris, Charlotte Harrison, Alice Dail, Mary Ellen Steele, Charlotte Fulton. Third row, left to right: Charles Honeycutt, David Scott, Billy Brown, llarry Watson, Richard Re-ddick, Bill Hewitt, Jimmie Edwards, Charlie Ward, Tommy House, Bobby Boyd, Tommy Davis, Billy Boyd, Claude Bryant, Jerry lleaton, Frankie Sawyer, Maurice Barbour, Thomas Rary, Ernie Cross, Jerry Phelps, Bobby Honaker, Thomas Thompson. Wayne Bowen, Corey Mc'Quown, Johnny Reid Johnson. unior Class Officers Norma Jenrc-tt, Secretary: Tommy House, Vive President: Charlotte Harrison, Sergeant-of-Arms: Betty Tom Turner. Treasurer: Charlotte Fulton, President. Junior Class Scrap Page f 1 I 2. .lb Ji: . 1 v . . :i:s:3?Z?:'fi 3. Nvnarlm- wf . 7, . . X K ' 'lf x s- mi 10' F ,Q A Q , .,: Q X Y . X xi X A an l4ig,ijQ ....... 1. Pals. 2. Clowning. 3. Ah. Spring 4. Night Life. 5. Phone NlllIllWK'I', Please? 6. Show Offs. 7. Frog 8. The 'l'hinkr-rl 9. The Gang. IH. lirutherly l-uve! ll. Svhuul Life? 12. On The Loose. 13. All Smile ophomore Class Front row, left to right: Sylvia Valez, Phyllis Garris, Patsy Sears, Josie Ewton, Mary Ann VVotring, Gloria Erwin, Mildred Jean, Frances Haislip, Suzanne Curcio, Gerry Bias, Annette Edwards, Blanch llare, Gloria Marquis, Joyce Hedrick, Jane Stafford, Arlene Uhlenlierg, Barbara Wright, Sylvia Sims. Seeond row: Gayle Davenport, Ann Pendleton, Lillian Pittman, Sut White, Ula Moore, Carolyn Brinkley, Shirley Freeze, Betty Clarey, Elaine Steele, Loretta Smith, Nina Fofonova, DelFay Whitley, Buteh Harris, Martha Lamb, Jean Reinhold, Barbara Brooks, Sandra Hoffman. Third row: Nancy Vann, Ann Flournoy, Sue Reeves, Jimmie Steer, Davis Galbreath, Paul Norman, Tommy Foster, Bobby Uhlenberg, Bobby Viek, Bobby Vanwiek, Maynard Mullens, Charles Colburn, Audrey Norman, Beverly Lane, Mariam Brower. Fourth row, lel't to right: Bm-rnic-e Coltrain, Thelma Walton. Mildred Hardison, Bertha Moody: Jimmy Davis, Teddy Fertig, Bolxhy Davis, Dickie Milliken, Ralph Dixon, Bootsie Alhertia, Jimmy Cunningham, Rabe Walton, Norman Goodloe, John Harris, Rawlings Barrett, Thomas Ellis, Steve Davis. Joe Rowe. Thomas Moody, Barbara Gwynn. Nancy Gray, Diane Payne, Janet Davenport. Fifth row, left to right: John Breakfield, Phillip Barnes, Hulon Ferrell, Billy Swanner, Ted Calhoon, John Paul Knight, Tony Carter, Jaek Evans, Authur Shearin, Charles Dietriek, Brnee Oreutt. Levi Moore, Benny Whitley. Kenny Dis-triek, Ralph Simpson, Larry Mantz, Mickey Eugen, Sam Crawford. Sophomore Class Odficers Top row, left to right: James Alhertia, Sammy Crawford, Billy Swanner, Rabe Walton. Bottom row, left to right: Gloria Erwin, Josie Eaton. Sophomore Class Scrap Page 3. . . . , ..., F - 55 Nm 1 L an 'N st- . ' .un R N15 .1,X ...,,. , . 4 X., ,M ,arg .. 'Z' 'W M I ,--::.. .. ,, . ,. . gf QA 4. ,Q . :' - I ia 11. y .5 la 1. Grand Ole Time. 2. What, No Shoes! 3. Having Fun? 4. Southern Belles?? 5. X A 0 3 l 1 0 5 !! 6. Same Ole Rabe! 7. Spring Fever. S. Nice, Huh? 9. Reallv Living. 10 ame! 11. Big Eaters. 12. For Real??? 13. VVhy Dance!!? P freshman Class First row, leatod, loft to right: Charlottv Hiernot, Hope Ambrose, Marie Galbreath, Nancy Collins, lla-lorvs Pl-mile-ton, Shirley lVlonti1'1-llo, Peggy Wriprht, Elaine Everhart, Mary Gaskins, Carolyn Powell, Ann Smith, Sara Jann Cuthrvll, Nlargey Oast, Mary Jo Townsend, Janet Cross, Sharon Jersild, Carolyn Wood, Anna Howell, Olivia Amt-s, Emily Kvmly, Ilrvma Mays, Laura Robinson, Della Johnson, Betty Armstrong. Si-cond row, standing, lm-ft to right: Rosalie Doss, Fay Allison, Doris Honeycutt, Ann Whitley, Verna Johnson, Kolwrla Root, llianv Barclay, Joannv Sawyer, Elainl- Bowen. Sybil McLaughlyn, Jean Dean, Joyce Beale-, Joyvi- Simpson, Shelby llavis, Ann Gross, Anita Hassvll, Dot Hewitt, Nancy Troutman, Charlotte Ware, Juno Ward, Sm- Hill. Judy Johnson, Audrey Smith, Marilyn Veon, Barbara Parrish. Back row, left to riifht: Arty Ermlick, Jamvs liranrh, Don Hewitt, Kenneth Bingham, Allen Bernard, Billy H0- naker, Bm-rt Nunle-y, Jimmy Jn-nrett, Louis Jean, Tommy Joan, Teddy Blevins, Bill Copley, Ronnie Gaskins. Marvin llarris. llolyliy Muller, 'l'v1l Ecltard, Clinton Crotts. Lanier Halterman, Louis Lathen, Wayne Mor- gan, Joi-I Dixon. Freshman Class Oflicers Loft lo right: Sharon Ji-rsilcl, Si-1-rn-tai'y: Rim-hard Doaton, Vice-President: Page Garrett. President! Hilly Johnson, Treasurer: and Robert Stanton, Slat.-At-Arms. Freshmarl Class Scrap Page vin? l 2. 5. l 42 f f' f -.W .Q m 1.0. l 11. 1. Up And Coming. 2. Well Balanced! 3. Wheeeel 4. C0zy?? 5. O. K. 6. Wanta' Ride?? 7. Smiley. 8. Hot Riders! 9. Puppy Love. 10. Who's Who? 11. Jerry Lewis?? Eighth Grade Class Linda Bloodworth, Mary Johnston, Peggy Edwards, Carolyn Harris. Jackie Doleman, Judy Smith. Mary Ruth Baker, Carolyn Lackin, Peggy Adams, Paula Bradley, Garnetta Bailey, Carolyn Eastman, Kay Ladyn. Jane Wynne, Carol Glisson. Annie Laurie Hunley, Florence Copeland, Jo Ann Hunter, Andrea Little. Aurora Velez, Barbara White, Jackie Smiih, Dot Sawyer, Delores VVood, Sherry Murphy, Carolyn Lawrence, Barbara Gardner, Benjy Lynrh, Jimmy Drake, Raymond Askew, Buddy Martin, Kenny Weather- ly. Mary Monton Speneer, Audrey While, Carolyn Pearson, Betty Baker, Shirley Goodman, Jimmy Walker. llavid Bradley, Raymond Lee Key, Rieky Clarke, Larry Rohney, Leon Culpepper, Charles Grant, Landis Stovall, Jimmy While, J. L. Satterfield. Bernard Woodard, David Wooten, Randolph Carr. Freddie Ayers, Eddie XVilfon1r. Mielxey lleffron, Lenard Hellman, Haley Newman, Estus Norman, John Holland, Georlle lgzotlf, Jimmy Sullivan, Jack Bennett, Tommy Kaufman, Boyd Booth, Bobby Morrill, Charles Hawks, Ray nor. Eighth Grade Class Officers Charles Hawks, Treasurer: Sherry Murphy, Secretary: Eddie Wilfong, Vice-President, Haley Newman, President. Eighth Grade Scrap Page ' . E ' ,X .e .-Risk!! .ella a x r ' A 'EWS , 7 ml..-f iw' wg. Q.. 9. 52 S. w 4. w 8 M l. Hen Session. 2. Buddies! 3. Ain't I Perry? 4. Gay 90's Are Back!?? 5. Stumped 6 Xnyone For 'I'ennia??? 7. Double Trouble!! 8. All By Myself. 9. The Gang's All Here! Lucky Guy. 11. Sweet And Simple. ex L SCRHVS TWO TRUCKERS XJKN GIRLS OVER OUEHNH HHRRBS SCORES CHURQHLHNU A TIVITNIES -S,-.,,,...y L: sq 'ff-Xxx-my Football Squad Fran! rofw, Inf! Iv right: Rabe VValton, Corey McQu0wn, Tommy House, David Scott, Co- Captains, Lanny Sly and Ernie Floyd, Freddy james, james Kerley, Leon Remmington, Bill Pol- son. Sfrond rafw: Skippy VVatson, Billy Brown, Thomas Moody, Donnie Sly, Bootsie Albertia, Bill Burgess, Charlie VVard, jimmy jean. Third rofw: Bobby Muller, Kenny Dietriek, Louis Seheimann, Arthur Halstead, Erving johnson, john Saunders, Ralph Dixon. Fourth rofw: Coach Charles Brown, Bobby Stanton, jimmy jc-nrett, Frank Sawyer, Maurice Barber, Clifton Blevins, Asst. Coach Slade Phillips. Fourlll rofw: Managers, David Bradley, Charlie Hawks, johnny Halstead and Dick Millagan. Scores Cliurelilz iiin l vs Ya. Beach 40-O Cliurehlaml Stt. Paul 26-0 Clturehland Deep Creek 12-O Cburcbland Smithfield 13-0 Cliurehland Great Bridge 27-7 Cliureltland Suffolk O-27 Cl tmit 'chland Kempsville 34--6 Cliurcltlzind Nlattliew Vkhaley l3-l5 Cliurclilaml Oceana 33-O Cbureliland Cradock lf?--16 Norfolk County Champions for the year 1952. 43 7' LLI .J 5 X Boy's Basketball Team First rofw, iff! lo right: Charles Coburn, Henry Herhert, jimmy Cunningham, Rahe Walton, ohn Harris, Richard Reddiek, james Kerley. Sffllllzf rofw, lff! to right: Freddie james, jimmy jean, Tmmny Davis, Leon Remington, Bucky Norrleet, David Scott, jay Garrett, and Coach Charles Brown. l'u.uh Charles liirmn in flilllllll Scores Norfolk .Neademy Virginia Beach Deep Creek Great Bridge Franklin Nlatihew Vkhaley liemvpsville Creeds Sullolk Deep Creek Kempsville Oceana Suffolk Virginia Beach Poqnoson Smithfield Norfolk Academy Vllilson Manchester Cl in t wood llarrisonburg We They 60 41 81 35 07 44 66 56 95 -'l-5 57 38 72 49 ll4 38 62 45 70 50 77 47 lOl 29 68 6l 98 47 lI2 45 76 S9 100 62 56 41 63 47 54 61 59 53 KERL EY GARRETF K CUNNINGHAN-NJALTON VIS RE Gir1's Basketball Team Front rofw, Sifling: ,Ioyce Hedrick, Carolyn DeLancey, Butch Harris, Captain jackie Tigner, joyce VVhite, Mary Sue Meads. Sframl rome, lznrflingx Patsy Bush, Sylvia Valez, Charlotte Martin, Gloria Marquis, Betty Felton, Mary VVotring. Third rofw, Jtanding: Cecil Matthews, Asst. Manager: Clara VVilliams, Carolyn Garrenton, Ann Smith, Miss Van Dyck, Coach, Peggy Moore, Bernice Coltrain, Margey Oast, Asst. lxf'lZlIlZlg'Cl'Q Patty Cross, Manager. Captain of Girl's Basketball Team, jackie Tigner. Scores , l Churchland vs. Va. Beach -HJ-20 i Churchland vs. Deep Creek 51-16 Churchland vs. Great Bridge +8-IX Churchland vs. Matthew-VVhaley 33-12 Churchland vs. Creeds 53-17 Churchland vs. Suffolk 39-39 Churchland vs. St. Paul ZS-32 Churchland vs. Deep Creek +3-1+ Churchland vs. Kernpsville 36-2-1- Churchland vs. Oceana 43-37 Churchland vs. Suffolk 63-56 Churchland vs. Poquoson 3X-34 Churchland vs. Smithfield 34-32 Churchland vs. Franklin -I-1-28 Churchland vs. St. Paul 37-32 HEDFUCK ISS GRHUE LEE VFIN DYCK com-1 1 TIGNER MQ TSN Cheerleaders Svlvia Velez, Gerry Bias, Sylvia Sims, Carolvn DeLancey, jackie Tigner, .Mia Carter, Nlzirlene Dixon, Peggy Moore, Pzlity Cross, Mary Siie Meads anil Charlotte Martin, ro-vaptains. Varsity cc C Thomas Moody, Thomas Davis, Lanny Sly, Ernie Floyd, President, Thomas House, james Kerley, johnny johnson, Erving johnson, Cory McQuown, Donnie Sly, jimmy jean, Freddie james, Arthur Halstead, Leon Remington, Rahe VValton, Billy Brown, Charlie VVarcl, Bill -Poison, john Saunders, Skippy NVHISUII, Hnrky Norfleet, Bolmhy Alhertia. Visual Aid Fifzvl rofz:.' Bolzlwy Brunch, jinnnie Steere, Larry Mantz, john Brezlklield, Teddy Fertig .S'wtnr1.l l'U'LL'.' llillll Norman, Bill llewitt, 'l'onnny l :tut'ette, liolmlay Boyd, Duvitl Scott. .C. A. Sralftl Ifff In right: Patsy Bush, Treasurer, john Mintz, Presidentg Carolyn Delancey, Vice President, Charlotte Fulton, Secretary. Sfrzrzdirzgp Carol Eastman, Claire Bell, Sharon jersild, Steve Pruitt, .-Xudrey VVhite, Martha YVhittaker, Miss Butt, Sponsor, Lester Roane, Norma ,lt-nrvtt, Ulara VVillimns, Kenny Die-trick, Richard Denton, Billy Swann:-r. 4fH Club Knfz-ling: Bohhy Saunders, Buster VVoodrul'l, Buddy Copeland, Bruce Spears, Donald Stov- all, Anthony Greco, Landis Stovall, Ricky Clark, David Cross. Firsl rolw, Jtaniliny: Dorothy Crossley, judy johnson, Peggy Adams, Sharon Murphy, Betty Bryan, Barbara Gwynn, Verna johnson, Betty Bryant, Dianne Fulton. Luxt rum-.' Ralph Dixon, Lanny Sly, Donnie Sly, Arthur Halstead, Dickie Scott, David Scott, john Brezlklield, jerry Phelps, Sam Crawford, lrouis Schle- mann. Pierette Club Srafrd: Cindy Smith, Patsy Bush, Ada Lee Carter, Treasurer: Jacque Tigner, President Charlotte Martin, Secretary, Betty l.ou 'l'routman, Chaplain. S1ar1rfir1g1.' Carolyn Garrenion Martha VVhittaker, joym- MvI.nin, Beverley Butler, Nun Leonard. v Churchland TrifHifY Front rofw, lfff fo right: Fay Medlin, Mary Sue Meads, jackie Tigner, Gayle Davenport, Yan Leonard, Chaplain, Patty Cross, Sec., Martha VVhittaker, President, Cecil Matthews, Vice Pres., Peggy Moore, 'l'reasurer, Charlotte Martin, Sue Robinson, Delores Hare, Ann Campen. Bark rufw: Suzanne Curcio, Francis Haislip, Betty VValker, Clara VVilliams, Patsy Sears, Diane Payne, Ada Carter, Carolyn Garrenton, Miss Van Dyck, Sponsor, Joyce McLain, Gloria Mar- quis, Blanche Hare, Beverly Butler, Sylvia Sims, Peggy VVright, Patsy Bush, Phyllis Garris. Truckers TrifHi Y Front rnlu-, Inf! lo rigflzf: Peggy Powell, jean Gray, Treasurer, Betty Lou Troutman, Pres., Nancy Vann, V. Pres., Lillian Pittman, Chaplain, Rosalie Dawson. Bnfle rvfw, lvfl In riylllf Arlene Uhlenlvurg, Ann Flonrnoy, Shelby Davis, Patsy Hudson, Barlvara King, Connie Aclams, Martha Lamb, Barbara VVright, Sandra Hoffman, Margaret Patterson, Ann Smith, Carolyn Powell. .'ll1.w'r1f fznm f1ir'l1n'w.' Bolwlmy 'l'routman, See., -Indy Brooks, Marlene Snrterfield, Shirley VVilfong, Sgt. at Arins. Band 'M effifin . 3 First row, left to right: John Hreakfield, Jimmy Jones, Tommy Faucett, Ronnie Gaskins, Jimmy Ed- wards. Second row: Shirley Goodman, Pierce Lawimz, Ted Calhoon, 'Fed Fertiyr, Dickie Scott. Third row: haron Jersild, Joe Pierce, Wayne Edwards, Mildred Jean, Morgan Hill. Fourth row, left to right: Tony Carter, Bengy Tinch. Jackie Edwards, Charolette Fulton, Linda Bloodworth. Fifth row, left to right: Carol Wells, Jo Reynolds, Betty Turner. Charolette Harrison, Richard Deaton. Sixth row, left to right: Lois Hughs, Doris Honeycutt, Betty Armstronix, Ann Whitley, Betty Lee Felton. Seventh row, left to iight: Jack Evans, Florence Copeland, Peggy Edwards. Donnie Wise. Mike Pitt. Eighth row, left to right: Joan Taylor, Benny Rary, Donnie Dietriek, Kenny Wren, Harry White. Ninth row, left to l'i5:ht: Steve Pruit, Rudolph Askew, David Diehl. Reed Johnston, Tommy Davis. 'l'enl,h row. left to right: Patrick Ri5:1.tins, Verna Johnson, Eddie Wilfony, Drum Maj orettes MW . .V .,,,, .,....t. , .., . . W www i Q -. -f i an - .,Gif.,J.viMt. .., Left to right: Betsy Ann Dixon, Martha Vlfhittaker, Beverly iillli0!', Fay Whitley, Gail Davenport, Head 'Vlnjorettm Palsy liush, Dale: Bryant, Glenda Prose, Nan Leonard, and Annette Edwards. FEATURES 5 5 if May Court , , . . 1 lfft to right: Patty Cross, Fay Medlin, Ada Carter, Glenda Cross, Charlotte Harrison, Mary Sue Meads, Betty Jean Harris, Clara VVilliams, Patsy Bush, Betty jones, Marlene Dixon, Maid- of-Honor, Charlotte Martin, Queeng Carolyn DeLancey, jackie Tigner, Betty Ann VValker, Cecil Matthews, Martha VVhittaker, Betty Turner, VVanda Hedrick, Nan Leonard, Dolores Hare, Sue Robinson, joyce White, Peggy Moore. ,4l1.r1'nt from pll'f1H f'.' Beverley Butler, and Charlotte Fulton. ueen MaidfoffHonor CHARLOTTE MARTIN MARLENE DIXON Senior Class Play Sfatfd, Inf! Io right: Mary Sue Meads and Charlotte Martin. Standing, lffl to right: Susan Oldfield, Bill Hagy, Bnlwhy Alliertia, Glenn VVhitlock, Leon Remmington, Freddy james, Nan Leonard, Bill Pulsun, Director, Mm. Phillips, Freddy Fletcher, Patsy Bush, Ernie Floyd, .IZIIIICS Kerley, Lester Roane, Arthur llalstead, Larry VVise, Ada Carter. Une Act Play Imfi to right: Prompter, Glenn VVhitlockg Carolyn Lawrence, Gloria Erwin, Carolyn D6- Lanrey, Ralwe XValton, and Mary Sue Meads. Annual Staff Firrf ru-uf, iff! to riylflf Carolyn Delancey, Betty Lou jonea, Marlene Dixon, joyce VVhite, jackie Tigjner, Bill Hagy, Bolwlwy .Xllwe-rtia, Bill Polwn, Patsy Bush, Patty Cross. Sfrrznn' rf1fL1.'.' Xnn CHIUPEII, Sponsor, Mrx. Phillips: lirnim- Floyd, Susan Uldlield, janies Kc-rley, Sue Rolwin:-on, Xda Lee Czirtr-r, Mary lillun Ste-cle, llclore- llare, Gail Mcillzlughon. Bus Drivers Otis Holland, Norman xRvllll.llTlS, Sam York, Bohhy Tolwon, john Mintz, Sam Crawford. Ilmfrzi frum piftr1H'.' Mrx. Kellum. Monogram Club Smtrd, ffm! rofw, left to right: Butch Harris, Peggy Moore, Sylvia Velez, Ada Carter. Secretary, Charlotte Martin, President, Patty Cross, Vice President, joyce White, Treasurer: Carolyn DeLancey, Patsy Bush. Sffond rofw, lrfl lo right: Gracie Lee Van Dyck, Sponsor, jackie Tigner, Betty jean Harris, Gerry Bias, Martha VVhittaker, Cecil Matthews, Clara WVil- liams, Sarah VVare, Sylvia Sims, Mary Sue Meads, Mary Ann VVotring, Marlene Dixon, Betty Lee Felton, joyce Hedrick. Track Team First rofw, lrfl to right: David Peeples, Thomas Moody, Mike Pitt, Bobby Stanton. Lax! rofw, lrfl to right: john Harris, Lanny Sly, jimmy jean, jay Garrett, Bobby Davis, Benny VVhitley. OLIVER SEPT IC TANK CO 'QS' O. BOX American National Bank ilk A OLDEST L PORTSMOUTIPS A ' LARGEST K B A N K A ONLY NATIONAL X CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL PROBLEMS The Bank That Service Built SAVE TIME CYOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSETJ By Using Our Branch Oflice 1107 HIGH STREET Keep Out of Down-Town Traiiic American National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION of George T. McLean Company, Inc. LA LA Churchlancl Grain and Supply Corp. 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CRAWFORD 8: SONS Gulf Service Station Rt. 58, Portsmouth, Va. Compliments of GEORGE G. LEE CO. Compliments of 13RoWN's Foon LANE Bynum Finance Corporation Auto and Personal Loans Compliments of Parker's Sunoco Station Bersoffs Compliments of GRIFFIN BROTHERS Compliments of H. P. BARNES Compliments of L. J. HURST Compliments of MARKS SHOE STORE Compliments of BEATON PIANO CO. Compliments of DR. POLLUCK Optometrist Compliments of CULPEPPER RADIATOR SERVICE Compliments of Simonsdale Kindergarten Compliments of .IACK'S USED CARS Congratulations to the graduates 0f Churchland High School Class of '53 'X A FLOYD M. MARTIN OLSON ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors 401-403 S. Elm Ave. Portsmouth, Virginia Norfolk County Feed 81 Seed Store We recommend Kasco Feeds JOHN T. 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