Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

iat r | | PRESENTING THE 1956 TRUCKER Student body president Richard Deaton and senior class president Claire Frances Bell symbolically turn the hour glass to represent the beginning of their senior year. Journey with us as we re= count memorable moments in the year 1955-56. THE TRUCKER Volume XI Published by the Student eo of Churchland High School Joyce Simpson. . . é : . Editor-in-Chief GUIRGANSEA G¢ 205 6 « fe « Business! BOUTH PUBLIC LIBRA Miss Barbara Vavrek . . . . . 1 ee) Advisory Corer erp rps PUK DEDICATION To show that we are eternally grateful for the guidance she has rendered and the knowledge she has shared with us, we take great pride in dedicating this 1956 issue of The Trucker to Mrs. Winifred M. Davis. Mrs. Davis is more than a teacher of English. To the students of Church= land she is a friend in whom the y can confide knowing that she has their best in- terest at heart. We hope that in our small way we have expressed our appreciation for the fime and effort Mrs. Davis has spent in our behalf. FOREWORD Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Henry W. Longfellow In order to record the happy phases of school life at Churchland, this yearbook has as its purpose to retrace the footsteps that have been embedded by the students of 1955-1956, As you travel along the well worn paths and recall the moments that have meant the most to you, may you find your treasured memories outlined in the sands of time. When the years have passed and this year= book is opened to help recall the pleasant days spent in school in the company of friends, we hope that it will bring back vivid memories of the class yr eye}. At right, presidents Aurora Velez, Robert Corbell and Claire Frances Bell admire the gift left to the school by the class of 1955. MNOKO— TID Where} TABLE OF CONTENTS From September to June, from sun= Section up until long past sun=down, the school is Faculty the scene of many student and community Glassesm. ase activities. Some of the activitiesand par- Features ticipants are depicted on the following Organizations pages. SDOLtS | amen Advertisements . ATLL CeCe PL ete Leet Meee)! Pree eet th Page 5 8) onl! 5 OY . 93 7A . 83 ADMINISTRATION MR. FRANK D, BECK, Principal We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the service and guid- ance initiated by the efforts of Mr. Frank D. Beck, principal, and Mr. Frank M. Clemons, assistant principal , MR, FRANK M, CLEMONS Assistant Principal | Top Row, Left: Clerk Top Row, Left Center: MRS, NATALIE M, ARON French, English A,B,, Westhampton La Sobonne, Paris Sponsor of the National Honor Society Second Row, Left: MISS ALICE VIRGINIA BERRY Biology, General Science B.S, , Longwood College Sponsor of Ju nior Class Third Row, Left: MR, CHARLES E, BROWN Physical Education B.S,, Memphis State M, A,, Peabody College Sponsor of Varsity C Football, Basketball Coach Fourth Row, Left: MR, RICHARD B, COOKE, JR, History B. A, Elon College MRS, EVELYN EASTWOOD FACULTY Top Row, Right Center; MRS, LOU A, ASHLAW Seventh Grade B,A,, Mary Washington Top Row, Right: MISS CHARLOTTE A, BEALE Guidance Director English, History B, A,, Westhampton M.A., University of Richmond H.S. Representative to N.C,E,A, Second Row, Right: MISS CARRIE E, BISHOP English B,S,, Madison College Third Row, Right: MR, WILLIAM J, BRYANT English, History B,S, East Carolina Fourth Row, Right: MRS, WINIFRED M, DAVIS English B,A., American University Sponsor of Debate Team Top Row, Left: MISS LOLITA M, DIAZ English, Speech, Drama B, A., Brenau College Sponsor of the Sigma , Thespian Troupe, Senior Play, One-Act Plays. Top Row, Left Center: MR, ZENAS E, FEARING Physical Education B.S., M.A., East Carolina College, Assistant Coach Second Row, Lefts MR, JAMES T, GWILLIAM 7th Grade B.S, in Physical Education, West Virginia University Third Row, Left: MRS, ELIZABETH H, HEARTWELL Mathematics B.S, in Education, Longwood College Fourth Row, Left; MR, WILLIAM L, M, HUX English, Social Studies, Reading A,B,, William and Mary Sponsor of S,C,A, FACULTY Top Row, Right Center: MISS MARY A, GALLAGHER Latin, Mathematics A.B,, William and Mary Top Row, Right: MISS MARTHA LEIGH GIBBS Librarian A,B,, William and Mary, University of Virginia Columbia University Second Row, Right: MRS, ARDYS H, GWYNN Mathematics A,B,, Westhampton Third Row, Right: MR, WILLIAM M, HOLBROOK English, Social Studies B, A,, Marietta College, M,A., University of Wisconsin Fourth Row, Rights MR, A, J, MANCUSO History B,A,, George Washington University Sponsor of Chess Club Top Row, Left: | MISS ELSIE LEE MASSEY Government, World History A.B., M.A., William and Mary Top Row, Left Center; MRS, DOROTHY FLEET English, Reading, Guidance Lowell State Normal School, Massachusetts Head of English Dept., Chairman of Forensic Activities Second Row, Left: MR, JOHNNIE E, RICH Industrial Arts B,S,, East Carolina College Chairman of Norfolk County Trade and Industrial Club Third Row, Left; MISS PATSY SANFORD Physical Education B.S,, Longwood College Sponsor of J, V, Cheer- leaders FACULTY The staff regrets that pictures of Mr. David A. Mitchell and Mr. Clayton M. Robertson were not available. MR. DAVID A. MITCHELL Band B.S. in Music Education Indiana State Teachers College Indiana, Penn. MR, CLAYTON M. ROBERTSON Seventh Grade A.B., Atlantic Christian College Sponsor of Truckers Hi-Y Top Row, Right Center; MISS LUCILLE MURPHY Math B,S,, Secondary, Ed,, Radford College, Women's Division V.P.1. Sponsor of Future Teachers of America Top Row, Right: MRS, LENA W, PRICE Att A,B,, Southeastern Teachers College M,A,, George Peabody College Sponsor of Art Clubs President of Art Section District L State Board of Art Directors, Treasurer of Art Department of V,E, A, Second Row, Right: MISS JOAN RUARK Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing B.S, in Secretarial Administration, University of North Carolina Sponsor of F,B,L, A, and Truckers Tri-Hi-Y Third Row, Rights MRS, SHIRLEY SCHULTZ Shorthand, V,O, T, Clerical Practice Collegiate Professional, Longwood College Top Row, Left: MRS. FRANCES SLEDGE Seventh Grade Mary Washington College William and Mary Top Row, Left Center: MISS DERALD D, STALLINGS Typing, General Business B.S. in Secretarial Administration, University of North Carolina Sponsor of Truckers Tri-Hi-Y F.B.L.A. Second Row, Left: MRS. LEONA WOODLING Home Economics B.S. Indiana State Sponsor of Future Homemakers Third Row, Left: MR, ORAL E. WARE Distributive Education A.B., B.S. Fairmont State College Sponsor of Distributive Club Chariman D.E. Section 1rOleVie Earls MR. JAMES J. WAYLAND The staff regrets that a picture of Mr. James J. Wayland was not available. Science, Math A.B, Elon College, Stetson University Sponsor of J. V. Football Head Truck Coach FACULTY 10 Top Row, Right Center: MR. FREDERICK B, TUBBS Science B.S, William and Mary M. Ed. University of Florida President of Norfolk County Science Supper Club President of Secondary Science Section of V.E.A. Head of Science Department Top Row, Right: | MISS BILLIE V. TYLER Vocal Music Bachelor of Music Education, Madison College Sponsor of Sextette, Pierette Club Second Row, Right: MISS BARBARA VAVREK Physics, Chemistry General Science B.S. in Education, Madison College Annual Sponsor, Secretary of Science Section of District L. V.E.A. Delegate Third Row, Right: MISS GRACIE LEE VAN DYCK Physical Education B.S. in Education, Madison College Sponsor of Monogram Club, Churchland Tri-Hi-Y, Sophomore Class Basketball, May Day Fourth Row, Center: MISS MARGIE WEST English, History B.S, East Carolina College - inamumrexsnage SENIOR ACTIVITIES REQUIRE CAPABLE LEADERSHIP Memories of years gone past return once more as the graduating seniors look forward to the final step of education at Churchland. Both good ti mes and bad have been had by all as they have climbed the ladder of success a step higher each year. With the guidance rendered by Mrs. Monroe (pictured at left), class advisor, the activities and projects sponsored by the class have been both successful and memorable, Officers of the Class of 1956 are pictured above; FIRST ROW: Steve Jacob- son, treasurer; Walter Burmeister, vice president; Claire Frances Bell, president; Margey Oast, secretary. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Jenrett, sergeant-at-arms; Lanier Halterman, parliamentarian; Sara Jane Cuthriell, chaplain; Arty Ermlich, ser- geant-at-arms, ; Pictured on the following pages are members of the graduating class of 1956. The staff regrets that they have not been able to obtain pictures of Norwood Kidd and Jimmie Robinson. y ' y ) N w Ud 3 sae 4 sik is —K oo Ao OLIVIA BENNETT AMES LWAGAL _Rovtsle nox 49 ZL aL AD trrR bw, sys BETTY PEARL ARMSTRONG ML 4 VV cx . A Business Manager of Annual As Shurchiand (ri-Hi-¥ (3-4; Pierette Club President 4; S, C, A. Representative 4; Beauty Contest 3; May Court 3; National Honor Society 4, Best Dressed , LOUIE RUDOLPH ASKEW Rudy Band I-2-3-4, Executive Board 3, Student Director 4; All State Band 3; Band Monogram Club AvmcChess Club 2=3-4; K..V. G, 2; Senior Class Play. HARRISON HOOKER BARETT Doc Chess Club 2-3-4, President 3; School Photographer 3; School Spelling Champion 2-3; Dist- er Training 3; “Most Intellec- tual, CLAIRE FRANCES BELL Wop SeeG. Awl e2—3-4, otate Meet- ing I; Beauty Contest 1-2-3; Ghurchlandsl tric iaye253: Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 2, Chaplain 3, Vice President 4; May Court 3; Maid of Honor, 4; Cheerleader 2-3, Head Cheer- leader 4; “Fire Chief in Youth Government Week 2; Senior Class Play; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Class President 4; Most Popular. Betty Band I-2; Bible Club 3; Truck- ers Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Treasurer 4; D ; E. Club 4. all 2-3, Co-Cap- tain 4; Churehland Tri-Hi-¥ 3, Chaplain 4 Monogram Club 3, Secretar 4; May Court 3; 4; Pierette Club efg; “Most! Ath- | JAMES ALLEN BELL Jimmy Transferred to. Churchland High School in September 1954, Bible Club 2; Football 2; De- bate Team 3-4; Sigma Staff, Feature Editor 3, Business Editor 4; Annual Staff, Feature Editor, 4; Chess Club President 4; Sen- ior Class Play. SENIORS WILLIAM ROLAND BENTON Sugar Boy” Transferred from Maury in 1954. ROBERT KELFORD BI oe ee Z Bobby WILLIAM THOMAS BROWNEY Tommy S. C, A. Representative 3-4; Trockers' His yo 2-3-4; ALLAN DONALD BERNARD Allan Kw Vo .Gule? .ChessrGlube, Assistant Bus Driver 4. BARBARA ELAINE BOWEN eHlaines Transferred from Dan McCarty High School, Fort Pierce, Flor- ida in 1954. F, B. L. A. 4; Girls’ Basketball 4. BOBBY EUGENE BROWN 4 “Bobby” ’ Truckers Hi-Y.3; Public Speak- ing 2-3; Poetry Reading 1; Vice President of Churchland Teen- Age Club 4; Class Parliamen- tarian 3, CHRISTINE HADDON BUCK ° . Chris | Transferred from Wilson in 1953. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pierette et Club 4; May Court 3; Home- room Secretary - Treasurer 4; Sigma Reporter 4; Chorus 4; FLB.L. A. 4; “Biggest Flirt. SENIORS LONNIE BERNARD CLEMENTS, JR. Clements WALTER JOHN JOSEPH BURMEISTER Burr Basketball 2-3; Class Vice Pres- ident 4; Beauty Contest Winner 3. NEALE CLIFTON Buddy Transferred from,Wilson in é : il .) 1 é President: 3}. 1954. a = : Majorette. 34 a JANET YVONNE CROSS Jan Pierette Club, Chaplain 4; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beauty Contest Runner-Up 2; May Court 3; Art 3-4; Library Science 3-4; Senior Class Play. 3 aac: was y ye : I; Senior Class Play. SARA JANE CUTHRIELL Sara Jane” MARY ELLEN DAUGETTE Harvest Queen Runner-Up 4; Peggy Cheerleader 4; Monogram Club 4; Pierette 4; Churchland Tri- Hi-Y 3-4; May Court 3; May Queen 4; Beauty Contest 3; Art Editor of Annual; Class Chap- lain 4; “Cutest”. Transferred from Cradock in 1953° Chorus 4. Ne SENIORS SHELBY JEAN DAVIS Shelby Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian and World Service Chairman 4; Bible Clubs. tee D nema mr al liamentarian 4; V. O. T. 4; Pierette Club 4. RICHARD THOMAS DEATON Ricky ROSALIE KAY DOSS Rosally FULUCKEISML TIS le @ll a2 22 mo Chie geant-at-Arms 4; Drivers Training 3; F. T. A. 4. JEAN AUDREY DEAN mean Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Bible Club 2; F. H. A. 3; Home Eco- NOMICSel=2—3aaD bees DONALD LLOYD DIETRICK Butchie Truckers Hi-Y 3-4; Varsity C 3-4; Tennis Team 2; Band 1-2; K. V. G. 2-3; Bible Club I- 2-3; “Most Talented , CAROLYN JEAN DOAR Carolyn Transferred from St, Paul's High in 1954. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pierette Club 4; Basketball 3-4. RAYMOND LUTHER EATON Ray Transferred from Wilson in 1954. Chorus Treasurer 3-4; Track 3-4; Track 3-4; Football 4; Varsity C 3-4. Transferred from Chuckatuck High School in 1954. Annual Business Staff 4, ELA INE ELEANOR EVERHART Elaine |” “Chorus 1-4; Bible Club 1-2; Truckers Tri-Hiz¥ 2-3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4; Pierette Club 4e 4 JOHN PAGE GARRETT Page National Honor Society 4; De- bate Team 2-3-4; National Winner, Propellar Club Essay Contest 3; Class President I. BARBARA ANNE GROCE Anne Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Del- egate to District Meeting 3; Bible Club 1-2; May Day Cho- rus I; May Court 3; Christmas Play 1-3; Mixed Chorus 4; Business Staff of Sigma 4; Pier- ette Club 4; F. B. L. A. Chap- lain 4. 17 SENIORS ARTHUR CHARLES ERMLICH Droop Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball I- 2-3-4; Truckers Hi-Y 2; Beau- ty Contest 1-2; Varsity C 2- 3, Vice President 4; Class Ser- geant-at-Arms 4; Most Ath- Fetes MARIE GALBREATH TAYLOR MARIE . Marie’ RGARET GASKINS JOHN ADOLF HALSTEAD Johnny Jolliff 4H Club Treasurer 1-2, Program Chairman 3, Vice Pres- ident 4; Norfolk County 4H Council I, Treasurer 2-3, Vice President 4; 4H Honor Club 3-4; Chess Club 4. SENIORS RICHTER LANIER HALTERMAN, JR. ., Lanny . 9 � = « Truckers Hi=¥ 2, Reporter 3-4; Vice President of National Hon- , or Society 4; Sigma Staff Re- porter 3, Feature Editor AYLI brary Science 3-4;Annual Staff? Organizations and Clubs Editor 4; Prompter of One Act Play 3; Received Social Studies AWard® © I; Edité® of Churcliland He Lites 4; Class Parliamentarian 4 | 4 THOMAS MORGAN HILL Cottontop Band 1-2-3; All-State Workshop Bank 1-2-3; Truckers Hi-Y 3- 4, Chaplain 4; Chess Club 3-4; Debate Team 2; Sigma Report- er 4; Class Editor of Annual 4; National Honor Society Treas- urer 4; Library Science 4; Quartet 3. CYNTHIA ANN HARMAN Cindy Truckers Tri-Hi-Y I, Secretary 2; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y, Sub Sergeant-at-Arms 4; F, B. L, A. Vice President 4; Pierette Club Ae Wo @py Wg ake % e ANITA LOUISE HASSELL Nita” Bible Club 1; May Court 3; May Day Chorus 1; Churchland Tri- Hi-Y 2-3, Sergeant-At-Arms 4; Assistant Manager, Girls’ Bas- ketball Team 3-4; Pierette Club 4; Library Science 4; Sigma Reporter 3, Associate Editor 4; Senior Class Play. DOROTHY WYNNE HEWITT Dot Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pierette Club 4; Sigma Staff, Art Work 4. HARRIETT SUE HILL Sier Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Pierette Club 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Drivers Training 3; Senior Class Play. 18 SENIORS ODIS LEE HOLLAND Odis WILLIAM PARTAIN HODGSON “ave wha Chess Club 4; Bible Club, , EVWittlestur BUNS IDEN Gin Bogowin (Nae aye Visual Aid 3-4. ANNA LOUISE HOWELL “Anna” S. C. A. Representative 3, Secretary 4; Churchland. Tri- Hi-¥ 2-3, President 4;Cheer-_ . leader 4; May Court 3; Presi- — nt and Accompanist of Mixed _ horus 2-3; Monogram Club 4 Model General Assembly Pe, A peontest Os Ries a nee a DORIS JEAN HONEYCUTT Pug Band I-2-3-4, Senior Represen- tative 4; Library Science 4; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sub Treasurer 4; Bible Club I-2; Delegate to District Tri-Hi-Y 4. EMERSON V. HUTGHINGS, Ship PATSY CAROL HUDSON Patsy Pierette Club 4; Truckers Tri- Hisverc2. JAMES JOSEPH JENRETT Big Jim STEVEN ELLIS JACOBSON Jake Football I-2-3-4; Basketball 3- 4; Varsity C 1-2-3 -4, Secre- tary 3. Jay Vee Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Annual Business Staff; Class Treasurer 4. 19 SENIORS SHARON THAYE JERSILD Sharon S. C. A. Representative 1-4; S. C. A. Secretary 2-3; Treas- urer of Tri-C 3; National Honor Society 4; Band Secretary I, Librarian 2; Senior Class Play; Class Secretary I, Chaplain 2-3, Most Intellectual”. JILL ANN JOAN JOHNSON auy™ E chland shaplain 4; Di } gate a; ' Chorus « Senior Class Play; Chorus 4; Industrial Arts 3, CHARLES LIEBOLD Chuck K.V.G, 2-3-4. DELLA MAE JOHNSON pDeiian Bible Club 2-3-4; Truckers Tri- Jehieye Devin |e, Be Ike Bo Ae VERNA MAE JOHNSON Choo-Choo Band 1-2-3; 4H Representative TOMS se Cee Acel-2; Presidentsol AH 1-2; Bible Club 1-2, Pro- gram 3, President 4; Softball Team I-2-3; Bible Club Quiz Ween Bs Wo Os We a LINWOOD POLK KNIGHT, JR. Winwood Football 4; Basketball Jay Vee 2, Varsity 3-4; Thespian Troop 3-4; Chess Club 3; One Act Play 3; Homeroom President 4. Most Versatile , WILLIAM E, LINKFIELD Billy Transferred from West Virginia in 1953. Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3; Chorus 3; D. BA. : SYBIL MAE McLAUCHLIN Sybil Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 3-4;F.H.A. Correspondence Secretary 3, Vice President 4. DREMA IRENE MAYS “Drema Band 1; Bible Club I-2-3-4, Vice President 2-4; Library SGLENCE]2-3; V0 OFT. «4; Bible Club Quiz Team 3, Dele- gate to Indiana in Regional Quiz Finals; Pierette Club 4, PETER RICHARD MITCHELL Butch Transferred from St. Paul's High School in 1953. Chorus 4. BERTHA MOODY Berdie Bibles Glubste2 atti msa4; Chorus 2-4; Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 25 al SENIOR BERNARD JACKSON MATTHEWS Bernie Football Manager I; Basketball I; Truckers Hi-Y 2; President of De EnClub 43 Band’ 1-2. HARRY ST. CLAIRE MORRILL Harry Football 3; Truckers Hi-Y 2; D, E, Club Treasurer 4, eect prewe eating aot MARGARET LOCKHART OAST Margey” ¥ ’ A ay Senior Class Play; Churchland Pri-HisVsi-2-3-4 8A 6 SiS ait M anager of Girls’ Basketball Team 1; Monogram Club 2-3, Parliamentarian 4; National Winner, Propeller Club Essay Contest 2; Class Secretary 2; May Court 3; Sigma Staff, Re- porter 4; Pierette Club 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Class Secretary 4; Most Likely to Succeed , SENIORS BERT ESTILL NUNLEY BD Crum Baseball 1-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Varsity C 4. DELORES FAYE PENDLETON Delores Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 2; Band 3-4. HAROLD RAY PITTMAN Turtle Football 3; Visual Aid 2-3-4. FRANCES CAROLYN POWELL BGarries President of Homeroom I-2; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Girls’ Softball Team 2; Assistant Manager of Girls’ Basketball Team 3, Man- ager 4; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 3, President 4; May Court 3; Cheer- leader 4; Secretary of Chorus 4; S. C. A. Representative for Monogram Club 4; Circulation Manager for the Sigma 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL POFFENBARGER Mike Football 2-3; Track I. PEGGY ANNE POWELL Peggy Bible Club 1; Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Drivers Training 3; Pier- ette Club 4; F.B. L. A. 4; Library Science 4; V. O. T. 4; Sigma Staff, Chief Typist 4; Annual Business Staff 4. GEORGE STEPHEN PRUITT Prugy a Band I-2-3-4, Student Director 2; Executive’ Board .1-2;, All- State Workshop Band 2; K. V.G. 2m. TUCKErS Hi-) 2. essay) Vice Basketball I. PEGGY SUE ROBERTS Pegletts” Transferred from Wilson in 1953. Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4; Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Basketball Team 2-3, Co-Cap- tain 4; May Court 3; Monogram Club 4; Pierette Club, Sergeant- at-Arms 4; Sigma Reporter 4, LAURA LEE ROBINSON “Laura” Basketball Team 2-3; 4H Club Teablerette Club. A; Fa DaLerAs 4. SENIORS ROBERT CARNEY POWERS Bob Transferred from Arlington, Va. in Sophomore year, Football 2-3-4; Debate Team 2-2 ;avViatsitya e 2-45 Nation= al Honor Society President 4; School Winner, I Speak for De- mocracy Contest 3, MARY ROBERTA ROOT Bertie Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Pier- ette Club 4; May Court 3; F, T. A.; Reporter for Sigma. SENIORS JOHN HOPKINS SAUNDERS John JOANNE MARIE SAW YER Om Foo tba Wie s2=354 WAU im GLey Team 3, State Scoring Record in Football 3, All Group Two Team 3; Basketball 3-4; Base- ball 1-3-4, Co-Captain of All Group Two Team 3; Track 2- SoA, aVat sity Gee lo2-3-4; eet sAm aU LCaSULCIEAmOCC= retary of Truckers Tri-Hi-Y 4; Wis Bb Tig Hs Class Vice President 3. “Most Popular , JOYCE FAY SIMPSON Joy¢ AUDREY MAE SMITH Audrey) ' gh I-¥ Secretary 3-4; ivéyTratining 3; F.B.,L. A. en 3 1-2, ye cs 4 or RY DORIS LORETTA SMITH Loretta Bible Club 3-4. ELIZABETH JANE SPINDEL Bee Jay Bobby Senior Class Play; Football 1-2- 3-4; Track 3; BasketballlI; Varsity C 2-3-4; One Act Play 3; Thespian Troop 3-4; Library Science 3; Bible Club I-2; Vice President of S. C. A. 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms I. Biggest Flirt”. Churchland Tri-Hi-Y 4; One Act Christmas Play 3; Annual Business Staff 4; Sigma Staff 4; Public Speaking 3; Senior Class Play. Thespian Troop 4. y SENIORS NANCY PRETLOW TROTMAN Pretlow” 3; Pierette Club, ent 4; Annual Business Pierette Club 4; Churchland ff 4; Monogram Club 4; 7 rail Tri-Hi-Y 4; Sigma Staff 4. JUNE HOPE WARD June Z Ann md uae . ALY: wv C 72 et g Band 1-2; Chorus. 3,7 Pres ME 43 i e Club 4 Le eee . 4 : tt Bible Club 3; Secretary of D. E. 4. CAROLYN RUTH WOOD | . ee, f - DONALD GRANT WISE Big Wise Band 1-2; Football 3-4; Tennis 4; Track 4. HARRY LEONARD WRENN Harry THOMAS BARHAM WOODARD Woody ts Mie TE UC NationalHonor Society 4; Foot- ball 4; Track 3-4; Varsity C emo A. Usher. a5 . | In aclass offering such keen competition as the class of '56, the five people pictured a- bove might well be pleased at finding themselves rated as the top five at the end of the first se- mester. Pictured above are Joyce Simpson, Sharon Jersild, (SEATED); Morgan Hill, Margey Oast, and Richard Deaton (STANDING). 26 Aaatigy oki Ss SLATE OF NINE ELECTED TO LEAD JUNIOR CLASS Officers for the junior class this year are pictured atright. FIRST ROW: Pat Drum, chaplain; Marlette Davis, secretary; Aurora Velez, president; June Wells, vice president. SECOND ROW: Charles Hawks, Steve Tomp- kins, Kenny Weatherly, sergeant-at- arms; Miss Berry, advisor; Benjy Lynch, parliamentarian. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Charles Taliaferro, treasurer. Bill Alred a Fay Alston ( Lovelace Andleton ) | Ray Askew y} na aS J Fred Ayers N ATIVE Wp Bobby Russell James Bailey Betty Baker Al Linda Bloodworth i Lorna Bowen Priscella Bowen a a ee ed FIRST ROW: George Booth, Betty Lou Koon, Bobby Kyte, Ben Lynch, Douglas. McRary. SEC- OND ROW: Roy South- erland, Howard Walker, Jimmie E. White, Don- ald Williams. Paula Bradley Mary Jo Braswell | Barbara Brock Janice Brown David Burke Sarah Butterton Bobby Carter Jean Carter Rickey Clarke Florence Copeland Dorothy Crossley Shirley Davenport Qeaiw Merltia Dalle 7) Patsy Davis Emily Dieters : : Brenda Dowly ee Pat Drum SERS Clarissa Du eae ° . | Carol Eastman Louis Eates Peggy Edwards Faye Ellis Judy Garrison Bobby Gaskins Dusty Goldberg Rusty Goldberg Paige Goodrich Hervy Gray Danny Griffin Billy Haislip Wayne Hall Pat Hamilton Carolyn Harris , Mary Ellen Harrison Charles Hawks Mickey Heffron Leonard Hellman John Holland Gary Jackman Nat Howell Mary Johnson Tommy Kaufman JUMOKS Raymond Kee Barbara Kelly _ Pat Knight Carolyn Larkin Dorothy Lawrence Frances McDowell Judy McNeil Buddy Martin Ellen Moore Bobby Morrill Ronnie Parker Sandra Peeples Ronald Reiter Laura Renn Larry Rhoney © Dot Sawyer Faye Smith Judy Smith La Dean Sobocinski Mary Morton Spencer Peggy Spencer Wilhelmina Spivey Martha Stafford Lan dis Stovall Ann Sutton Charles Taliaferro Robert Taylor Steve Tompkins Helen Turner William Vaughan Jimmy Walker Kenneth Weatherly Kathryn Weaver June Wells Audrey White Jimmy N. White Constance Whitt Richard Whorton Eddie Wilfong Bernard Woodard Arlene Wright | | Aurora Velez IN MEMORIAM Robert Darrell Gaskins Forgive my grief for one removed, Thy creature, whom | found so fair. | trust he lives in Thee, and there | find him worthier to be loved. Tennyson | . | TYPICAL DAY OFPERS VARIED ACTIVITIES A typical Trucker may begin the day by pausing to admire the school's trophy case--a reminder of past athletic achievements- then rush on tohomeroom to begin the day with a solemn Pledge of Allegiance to our flag. Our typical Trucker might then be called to ai assembly, possibly to witness the 'tapping' of the May Queen. A visit to the library for reference work, or to get a book to read for personal pleasure may be made before the student gets down to business in a day of classes, studying and receiving instruction. The typical student will find a buzz of activity in the cafeteria--- and that all important commodity, FOOD. After School, Typical Trucker may take a trip to the office to buy a ticket for the big game. A lucky Trucker may get a ride home with a friend, or just pause for a few words of conversation. Then, of course, there's always the big game itself where our Trucker will be found participating or encouraging the team from the sidelines. sp oN} ay A SOPHOMORES MISS GALLAGHER'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Christina Poor, Patty Link- field, Flossie Miltier, Patsy Plum, Flor- ence Matthews. SECOND ROW: Jean Manning, Connie Mize, Joan Pace, Mary Lee Lassiter, Gypsy Lawson, Sue Moody. THIRD ROW; Neil Sullivan, Claude Miltier, Henri Merriman, Jane Martin, Barbara Savelle, Joe Pierce, David Mantz, FOURTH ROW3?, Peter McDonald, Louis Miller, David Liles, Chris Martin, Bobby Cannon, FIFTH ROW: Malcolm Ogg, James Matthews, Estus Norman, Pat Orndorff, Pat Mor- tison, Boddy-Petzinger. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Carol Mercer, Robert Shea, Betty Friend, Carolyn Edwards. MISS STALLING'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Carol Weatherly, Eleanor Haskett, Patricia Garthright, Rose Marie Farmer, Patsy Cummings. SECOND ROW: Muriel Griffin, Joan Beaton, Carolyn Garris, Carolee Gaskins, Judy Greene, Shelby Rutherford, _ THIRD ROW: Howard Holland, Betty Jean Ker- ley, Willie Mae Hewitt, Joanne Hog- gard, Betty Bagley, Peggy Hargroves, Ronald Grant. FOURTH ROW: Errol Hughes, Jimmy Jones, Herbert Kirk, Harry White, Jr., Thomas Hedgepeth, Charles Grant. FIFTH ROW: Roger Gro¢e, Billy Howell, Benny Daughtrey, Louis Jean, Bill Hargrove, Ted Hassell. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Donna Knecht, Lyle Gallegos, Ronald Whit- ford, MRS, HERTWELL'S HOMERQOM FIRST ROW: Sandra Wisé, Barbara A. Smith, Pat Vann, Pat Skivington, Mary Jane Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Judy D. Smith, Pat Tolson, Carole Rosenthal, Rosemary Stoots, Mary Shafer, Darlene Willis. THIRD ROW: Joyce Oliver, Judy Tuckef, Patty Reinhart, Evelyn Robin- son, (Sue Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Starkey, Betty Wood, Carole Robinson, Beverly Spencer, Mimi Wes- chler, Randy Schiemann. FIFTH Edwin White, Bill pro lor, Phil Underwood, yTho Larry Smi Wa rer Tes wen a: ; aoa P : : et Pua. 4 A. ay a Ps PAK, q ELECTED OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ARE PICTURED ABOVE. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Jones, Vice Presideiit; 4 OND ROW: Thomas Vann, Sergeant=at-Atms; Flossie Miltier, Secretary; Robert ®Corbel Peggy Hargroves, Chaplainy Gus Armstrong, President; Florence Mathews, Treasurer. SEC- Sergeant-at-Arms; Miss VanDyke, Sponsor. SOPHOMORES LBD BY oSbATH OF SEVEN MRS, ARON'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Joan Eason, Peggy Hen- drix, Jeannette Blow, Loretta Brite, SECOND ROW: Katherine Everhart, Langhorne Davis, Charlotte Baugher, Mary Bailey, Harriet Baker. THIRD ROW: Pat Darden, Charlene Barnes, Mary Ruth Baker, Alice Faye Baker, Lorna Engel, Charles Bruce, FOURTH ROW: Bobby Courtney, Kenny Wren, Peyton Bowden, Harry Simpson, Charles Coulbourn, Wayne Edwards, FIFTH ROW: George Jones, Gus Armstrong, Robert Corbell, Bobby Chapman, Sam Yates, Donnie Drake, Clinton Crotts. ecm mini seh. FRESHMEN MISS MASSEY ' S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Becky Coltrane, Elizabeth Allred, Joy Smith, Betty Bryant. SEC- OND ROW: Sandra Camp, Marguerite Cuthriell, Betty Colbourn, Cynthia Benham, Jean Carter. THIRD ROW: Sandra Bowen, Nathalia Britt, Jean Bid- dle, Brenda Cartrette, Barbara Florie, Mary Coloski, FOURTH ROW: Randy Creamer, Allan Bryafit Nancy Smith, Anne Cosby, Timmy Ask- ew, Brad Cherry. FIFTH ROW: Jesse Bright, Forest Price, Byne Bingham, Albert Copeland, Tim Walsh, Lawson Bew, Brad Boykin. ABSENT FROM PIC - TURES: Lee Banton, Jack Brady, Billy Crews, G@@fge Beasley, Nancy Col- bourn. @ onnie Cross, S RUARK'S HOMEROOM T ROW: Kyle Fox, Brenda Fischer, Jeanflé Gardner, Rebecca Duprey, Faye Davis. SECOND ROW: Shirley Garri- son, Carole Hollar, Sharon Biosci Sarah Jane Ziegenheims! Nainc Susan Stallings, THIRD ) Haneman, Leigh Glenn, @ Barbara Edwards, Kit Digi Vincent Harrison, FIFTH ROW:’Bobby Hutson, EDs Hasty, Gene Evers, Car- : reddie Howell, George ’ Greco, SIXTH ROW: , Tommy Green, Bobby dley Goodloe, Mike Hack- SENT FROM PICTURE: Watson Vater, Ronnie Flynn, Claude MR. WAYLAND 'S EROOM FIRST ROW: Yvonne Willian Williams, Rita Felton, Ba SECOND ROW: Sharon We Wood, M ‘ Be iogins, Robert Beiey: vid Wooten, Wayne Simp- son, Baker, Ronald Little, Harry PTH ROW: Billy Galbreath, Geral an, Mike Schneid, Richard Pinnix, FRESHMEN Tim Walsh, president of the fresh- man class, discusses a class problem with other freshman officers. . The other officers are: Nancy Glisson, vice president; Joy Smith, secretary; Brad Boykin, sergeant-at-arms; Marc Gor- fine, treasurer; and Wayne Turner, sergeant-at-arms. MR. COOKE'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Betty Smith, Patsy Smith, Betty Warren, Maxine Rogers, Sue Thompson. SECOND ROW: Susan Shaw, Janet Warrick, Frances Southerland, Flora Ann Smith, Barbara Turner. THIRD ROW: Tommy Blanchard, Glenda Siceloff, Coral Talcon, Peggy Riddle- berger, Donna Staffon, Patsy Smith, Roger Smith. FOURTH ROW: Donald Stovall, James Shaw, Fidelis Schieman, Louise Galbreath, Kathleen Vickee, Margaret Mitchell, Kay Ellis. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Speers, James Tiolson, Donald Rary, Jack Skivington, Tommy Rountree, Bobby Saunders, Steve Latz. MISS SANDORD'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW; Betty Hedgepeth, Sonya Kelly, Ann Oldham, Joan Ivey, Joanne Lefurno. ,SECOND ROW: Jean Long, Christine Jersild, Felicia Landis, Bonnie King, Shirley Russell, Patsy Collins. THIRD ROW: Verna Norman, Shirley Plum, Glenda Monacelli, Jackie John- son, Frances Johnston, Alice King. FOURTH ROW: Margie Larkin, Barbara King, Bernice Hughes, Edith Pittman, Patsy Mays, Betty Lentile. FIFTH ROW: Charles Lemmond Walter Moore, Billy Ratcliff, Sammy Montague, Marc Gorfine, Gerald Mills. SIXTH ROW: Berry Newman, John Rippey, Billy O'Laughlin, Eddie Mihilasky, Leslie Knowles, Eugene Doar. UAE ak i | | | WM? af’ ie pn oa a Sy Nau 2, gfe’ Doge FIRST RO shisley Ve 5 Lye aret Skivin oO. yt Se : Kat (Ph Se alndray Raat SCE WA Sy : thress, FOURTH ROW: Gary gbinson, Edgar Rienhold, John’ Sullivan, Roger Reinhold, George Price, Barry Shock- ley.) FIFTH ROW: Robert Stepheygon, James Dunn, Eddie R er, vid Phelps, Clay Shelt rie, Charles Ros n Smith, Rob cae George Cig a Riddiek, Dar ary Bry- na , Carroway, Su- an . ngie Barrett, Mar- garet tihng. FOURTH ROW;, Prest- ley Atkinson, Eddie Hedrick, Ronnie Cartrette, Davis Hodsden, David Bee- die, John Baer, Bob Bryant, FIFTH ROW: Lee Parsons, Warren Coleman, Dannie Bright, Larry Barker, Halley Knigh Steve Barnes, SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Hughes, Jimmy Courtney, Har- Childress, Dokus Baker, Alan Cop- Hatvey Bailey. SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Asble, Edwin Adair, Stewart Beaher, Wayne Blankenship, Vernon Bailey. MR, HUX 'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: Frances E1ligy, Juanita Davis, Bea Garner, Betty (English, Patti Delk. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Gal- legos, Ellen Drake, Virginia Curling, Sharon Cross, Mary Bess Davis, Suzie Davis. THIRD ROW: Carl Curcio, Mar- tha Engel, Cynthia Davenport, Roberte Fitts, Susan Burmeister, James Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Bill Elliott, Emmett Davis, Floyd Forrest, Fred Gaskins, John Elliott, Charles Cunningham, Charles Sledge.@ FIFTH ROW: Charles Hughes, Fary, Gordon Edwards, Billy ‘ oo Crawford, Gordon Davis, SIXTH ROW: Jesse Ev- ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Tony Dixon, Carolyn Endicott, : Honaker, Geffeken, Wy ROW: Judy, eb dai Sandra Jones Car ginia )e nejrig, MISS MU s FIRST ROW: $hayon el, cy sian) Gilm@re,. FOURTH UBB 'S HOMEROOM ; Mary Rose Wright, Leah Taylor, irbara Hewitt, Peggy Walds, Cynthia Seekler, SECOND ROW; Gail Wells, Claudia Chase, Martha Walker, Marilyn Tapscott, Mary Ann Davis, Ev- elyn Gray, THIRD ROW: Maurice Den nis, Billy Crone, Martin Yaffey, John White, John Underwood, Fielding White, Robert Warren, FOURTH ROW; Frank- lin Watson, Harvey Woodruff, Billy Sawyer, Stephen Smith, GeraldBalonis, Leon Riley. FIFTH ROW; Billy Keller, Jerry Lotz, Frank Westherly, Frank Wal- ler, TerryBackus, Maurice Baldwin, Jerry Allison, SIXTH ROW: Teddy Armstrong, Ralph Stancil. MISS WEST 'S HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: June McLauchlin, Sara Petock, Karen McGuinnes, Susan Or- cutt, Ann Ogg. SECOND ROW: Gail Petzinger, Helen Mitchell, CafolPar- trish, Barbara Lane, Carolyn McBroom, Carolyn Matthews. THIRD ROW: Joan Mathews, Nancy McNeil, Carol Mc- Clenny, Karen Mancuso, Loretta Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Meads, Jerry Parker, Jimmy Carroll, James Meader, Carter Meadows, Paul Kerty, FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Ivy, Carlton McLain, James Kemp, Jay Nunley, Danny Lip- pen, James Mills, Davney Morgan, SIXTH ROW; Bill Lawson, Kenneth Kelly, Alfred Orndorff, William Muel- ler, Wayne Melchor, Wayne Mangum, Richard Nobles, George Harris. oe Ak ap ty IY Deve See an aSRCE Os TEESE SEVENTH GRADE MRS, ASHLAW FIRST ROW: Barbara Ann Smith, Linda West, Carolyn Young, Joyce Walton, Jo Ann Ricketts, SECOND ROW: Joyce Siceloff, Betsy Sawyer, Sandra Smith, Judy Thompson, Carlene Negaard, Ann Singleton. THIRD ROW: Emily Spencer, Geraldine Vann, Sheila VanNoy, Pat Wynn, Barbara Whitley. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Williams, Jesse Wilkinson, Ricky Robinson, Gary Sykes, Nat Weaver, Phillip Weatherly. FIFTH ROW: Robert Williams, Raymond Watson, Bobby Suttle, Leonard Steele, Bruce Thorn- hill, Billy Smith, John Thomas. SIXTH ROW: Dan Seale, Allen Witcher, Allan Sauln, Tommy Runnels, Kirby Smith, Billy Wil- son, Wayne Tillmann. MR. GWILLIAM FIRST ROW: Margaret Brice, Patricia Ellis, Linda Argo, Linda Efird, Donna Drum. SECOND ROW: Priscella Brown, Betty Bright, Diane Dale, Karen Ashworth, Ann Blasio, Marie Barker. THIRD ROW: Janie Anderson, Joan Barrett, Mary Ann Courtney, Elsie Baker, Sharon Carper, Carolyn Jo Burnett, Leona Asble. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Biernot, Wayne Baker, Harvey Hales, Angela Adams, Kenny Beale, Johnny Waggoner, Stacey Barnes, Jody Cureio, Billy Adams. FIFTH ROW: Joe Corprew, Jimmy Durham, Jimmy Gurganus, Tommy Duke, Tommy Barnard, Douglas Cobb, James Cavender, John Burch, Newman Register. MR. ROBERTSON FIRST ROW: Jean Honaker, Alice Marie Hill, Mary Ann Gwil- liams, Martha Jean King, Millie Ann Farrell. SECOND ROW: Vivian Friend, Judy Jackson, Ann Fauber, Linda Hill, Aletta Kennett, Edna Ingram, THIRD ROW: Sandra Hayden, Phyllis Johnson, Keron Mae Harris, Mary Johnston, Carol Glenn, Lynda Hunter, Harver Kneas. FOURTH ROW: Regis Lauer, Vernon Kuhl, Raymond Hurst, Robert Fischer, William Langston, John Harrell, Harry Lambert. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Hoffler, Louis Koe liner, Michael Keil, Harry Land, Charles Wheeler, Wilson Hodges, Jay Gwaltney. SIXTH ROW: Stanley Evers, James Lang- ston, Robert Evans, Newton Everhart, Jimmy Bland. MRS. SLEDGE _ FIRST ROW: Janet Pyles, Ellen Morrisette, Eleanor Oliver, Jenn- ifer McNeil, Linda Myers. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Parker, Ruby Lowder, Joyce Parder, Ginny Proctor, Linda O'Neal, Mary Marfio. THIRD ROW: Pamela Moore, Wilma Richardson, Opal McCauley, Phyllis Baldwin, Jean Rae Polston, Bonnie Noble, Charlene McWherter. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Plum, Joe Mil- tier, Billy Parrish, Ray Oliver, Bert Morrison, Harold Rogers, FIFTH RQW: Floyd O'Connor, Billy Parker, Vernon Parker, George Whitley, Jimmy Pace, George Moss, Orville Layne. SIXTH ROW: David Lutz, Leroy Palmer, Dickie Mercer, James McNeil, Robert Mowery, Frank McCauley, Harry Morgan. FEATURES SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Deaton Margey Oast MOST STUDIOUS Harry Barrett Sharon Jersild 7 3 ? M é % 5 BEST ALL 'ROUND Linwood Knight Anna Howell BEST DRESSED Bruce Orcutt Olivia Ames ‘MOST ORIGINAL Donnie Wise Mary Jo Townsend MOST POPULAR John Saunders Claire Frances Bell 40 SUPERDLATIVES MOST ARTISTIC Donnie Dietrick Nancy Trotman WIT TIEST Tain Hodgson Jill Johnson BIGGEST FLIRTS Robert Stanton Christine Buck MOST ATHLETIC Arty Ermlich Diane Barclay CUTEST Mike Pitt Sara Cuthriell BEST LOOKING Jimmy Jenrett Shirlee Monacelli 41 DE OR i FIRST ROW: Roberta Root, prompter; Anne Groce, Mrs. Shlutz- hammer; Claire Frances Bell, originally cast as Judy; Margey Foster; Sue Hill, Mrs. Hatchkiss; Nancy Trotman, prompter. SECOND ROW: Rudy Askew, Oogie; Mike Pitt, Randolph; Bob Oast, Barbara; Bett Jane Spindel, Mitzi; Anita Hassel, Hannah; Janet Cross, Susie; Sharon Jersild, Eloise; Joyce Beale, Mrs, Stanton, Mr. Foster; Jimmie Currie, Rex; Steve Yates, Mr. Martindale, The play was directed by Miss Lolita Diaz. SENIORS PRESHAP A DATE Wate UY A Date With Judy is a three act comedy portraying the hectic lives of teenagers and their parents, written by Aleen Leslie. Sixteen year old Judy Foster leads a life that may be dé@scribed as far from dull. In her ever changing moods, she carrys her father’s (Mr. Foster) patience far past the bréaking point. However, Mrs. Foster usually restores order. | oS Judy is blessed with a humorous brother of twelve, whonever tires of playing practical jokes, and a quite unsophisticated, gangling boyfriend. Adding her bit to the fun is style-crazed Mitzi, Judy's girlfriend. There is never a dull moment when Judy, her friends, and her neighbors try to solve the everpresent pro- blems of teenagers. Lead Christine Buck (Judy) explains a scene to understudies Jimmy, Miltier and Tommy Browney (on couch)� Anna Howell, Richard Deaton, and Jimmy Bell. 5 MANY WORKING COMMITTEES | VECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL | PLAY PRODUCTION FIRST ROW: Anne Groce, chairman; Shirlee Monacelli, Mary Jo Townsend, make-up committee. SECOND ROW: Betty Pearl Armstrong, AnnWhitley, Shelby Davis, Diane Barclay, ushers. THIRD ROW: Elaine Everhart, Olivia Ames, chairman; Carolyn Wood, costume committee. BUSINESS STAFF OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY FIRST ROW: Joyce Simpson, Peggy Sue Roberts, chairman; Peggy Powell, Sharon Jersild, tickets and program committee. SECOND ROW: Nancy Harwood, chair- man; Sarah Jane Cutriell, Morgan Hill, business manager; Diane Barclay, Christine Buck, publicity committee. PRODUCTION STAFF OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY FIRST ROW: Richard Dea- ton, production manager; Rosalie Doss, chairman of properties committee; Nancy Trotman, stage furnishings committee; Dot Hewitt, Audrey Smith, properties committee. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Currie, sound effects; Mike Poffenbarger, John Hal- stead, stage crew; Allan Bernard, chairman of furnishings committee; Lonnie Clements, stage crew; Emerson Hutchins, stage furnishings commit- tee; John Eberwine, stage crew; Bert Nunley, stage crew. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Harry Wrenn, Peter Mitchell, Ray Eaton, stage Manager. STUDENTS RECEIVE HONOKS AS RESULT OF CURRICULAR, EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES During the course of the year, we take great pleasure in recognizing those persons who have received awards or who have been honored by their classmates. These awards are greatly varied in nature and signify outstanding achievements. We have tried to picture as many award winners as possible in the yearbook. Margey Oast and Page Garrett are to be con-= gratulated for becoming semi-finalists in the Merrit Scholarship Contest. Page also won first place in the National Propellor Club Essay Contest last spring. Nat Howell won second place in the same contest. Harry Barrett was an entrant in the national Science Talent Search and recipient of the Bausch and Lomb for being the mostscientific senior’ in Churchland High School. On the basis of their performances, Rudy Askew, { Gypsy Lawson, and Steve Pruitt were selected for All- ; State Band . ee ‘f Betty Wood was elected Harvest Queen by the student body for the annual Harvest Festival held by the band. Representing the school in Forensic activities were Betty Jane Spindel and Norwood Kidd as Prose readers, Joanne Hoggard as poetry reader, Brenda Isebel and Bobby Brown as public speakers. 44 ADDITIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS Among the other students who have received honors during the past year are the recipients of awards from the KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN contest. 2 | Nancy Trotman received an honorable mention for — her poster. Other entrants from Churchland re- per ceiving awards in the contest were Neale Clifton, Howard Walker, Carolyn McBroom, Susan Stallings, Claudia Chase, Frankie Walker, Rosalie Doss, and James Olah. Nancy Trotman Phyllis Stanley contributed the honor code Phyllis Stanley for the newly formed honor system. John Saunders will be remembered for many thrilling football plays on the football field which led to his becoming high scorer for the state. Both Joan Matthews and Steve Pruitt are to be commended for becoming finalists in the Bland Music Scholarship contests in competition sponsored by local Lion's Club organizations. A : The staff wishes to applogize for any omis= i sion which may have been made on these pages in acknowledging individual achievements. LA (St John Saunders Joan Matthews TEAM OF POUR DEBATES CURRENT ISSUER The question being debated in high school forensics this year is as follows. Resolved: That governmental subsidies should be granted according to need to high school graduates who qualify for additional training. Atright, Jim- mie Bell, NatHowell Page Garrett, and Walter Burmeister discuss strategy before an approaching de- bate. The team is coached by Mrs. Winifred M. Davis. VARIETY OF PLAYS PRESENTED The three one=act plays given this spring were The Ming Thing , The Plum Tree , and Grena- chika. All three plays were directed by Miss Lolita Diaz. The Ming Thing was presented by the 8th grade dramaticsclass. The comedy revolved around the attempted theft of a valuable ming vase. The play was written by Bernice Mc Mahon. “The Plum Tree is a tender and pathetic play about five aged and disturbed women in a home for the aged. It is the duty of the matron of the home and the assistant nurse to keep these womenhappy and satisfied. Three of the oldest are to be committed to an insane asylum, and the nurse plans a party to send them off in their best humor. The tea party is almost spoiled by an insane and dangerous Swedish woman. The play was written by Mary Ellen Chase and presented by the high school dramatics class. The cast of Grenachika was chosen by competitive try-outs, and was selected as the school's entry in the District One-Act Play Festival. The play, written by Merle Banton Young, involves only three characters. Appelzine, a lazy, unscrupulous mountaineer, waylays Molo, the pompous and conceited Magistratos of Megglandopp, in his cabin and stealshisgold. Grenachika, his flirtatious and nagging wife then steals the gold and runs away with the Magistratos. The cast of Grenachika is pictured below. Bobby Brown, Appelzine; Langhorne Davis, Grena- chika; and Ben Lynch, Molo. The cast wona Distinguished rating in preliminary competition and be- came eligible to enter state competition in Charlottesville. | Pictured above is the cast of The Ming Thing. SEATED: Karen Mancuso, Emily Smith, Martha Walker, Phyllis Good, Sally Ackiss, Ludie Jim Danford; Susan Brittingham, Blossom The cast of The Plum Tree is pictured below. SEATED: Pat Hamilton, Mrs. Sigrid Christianson; Shirlee Monacelli, Miss Angelina Norton; Sandra Peeples, Mrs. Melvina Rust; Jill Johnson, Ra a PSE Se eee eee ee wk Smith. STANDING: Harvey Bailey, the Man; Bill Gwilliam, George Smith; Doug Hollowell, “Bing” Smith. Mary Whipole. STANDING: Faye Alston, Miss Annie Tiddle; Barbara Gardener, Miss Emma Davis; Mary Morton Spencer, Tessie Cobb. Olivia Ames MAY COURT Anna Howell Diane Barclay Shirlee Monacelli Christine Buck UGE Sli. SB. Sit EA OA te Carolyn Powell Janet Cross Roberta Root Nancy Harwood QUEEN Sara Jane Cuthriell MAID OF HONOR Claire Frances Bell Mary Jo Townsend SS Junior attendants pictured above are as follows. SEATED: CarolEastman, Carolyn Larkin, Peggy Edward SASS . Lorna Bowen, Ellen Moore. STANDING: Paula Bradley, Florence Copeland, Patsy Davis, Pat Hamilton. TWENTY JUNIORS ELECTED TO APPEAR IN COURT Following are the names of the Junior attendants pictured below. SEATED: Judy Smith, June Wells, Auroua Velez, Barbara Kelly, Brenda Dowdy. STANDING: Mary Morton Spencer, Wilhelmina Spivey, Frances McDowell, Marlette Davis, Betty Baker. Absent when picture was taken: Arlene Wright. One of the most outstanding events of the school year was the presentation of the out= | door Christmas Pageant | sponsored by the Band | and the Band Parents | Association. The pag- eant was the result of the efforts of many school and community groups. The adult chairman of this acti- vity was Mrs. Herbert S. Delk. Student chair- men were Arlene Wright and Steve Pruitt. PAGEANT IS RESULT OF COMBINED EFFORTS Shown on this page are mem-= bers of the chorus and players from one of the scenes. Above, Miss Lolita Diaz rehearses one of the scenes with Mike Pitt, Steve Tompkins, and Bobby Stan- ton. Miss Diaz also wrote the narration for the pageant. Shown at left is Miss Billie Tyler, Director of the school chorus as she inspects one of the cos-= tumes worn by Charlotte Baugher while Jimmie Currie and May Jo Townsend look on. The pagent, given in the form of a tableau, had Ray Turner from sta- tion WTAR as its narrator. The singing chorus inc |uded members of the high school chorus and members of the choirs from the Churchland Baptist, West End Baptist, St. Andrews Methodist, Cen- tenery Methodist, Community Metho- dist, Simonsdale Presbyterian, and West Norfolk Baptist Churches. The speaking chorus was composed of members of the Thespian Troupe and the dramatics classes. DECEMBER IS CLIMAX OF MUCH ACTIVITY Following the religious portion of the pageant, a visit from a modern Santa who arrived by airplane was the signal to begin the distribution of 1000 boxes of candy to the younger folks in the audience. A reception for those most closely associated with the pag- eant was also held at the close of the formal program. Mr. Davis A. Mitchell super- vised the decorations used in the pag= eant. He is shown at right, working with Virginia Jereme, Polly House, and Tommy Riddick. Many of the activities of the Band Parents Association were com= pleted behind the scenes. Such acti- vities included painting, sewing cos= tumes, and boxing candy. These two pages in the year- book are sponsored through the courtesy of the Band Parents Association. At left, Mr. Johnnie E. Rich super- vises some of his indus= trial arts students in the construction of some ‘props’ for the pageant. In addition to the ply- wood props constructed in the industrial arts classes, many necessary items were contributed by the art classes con- ducted by Mrs. Lena W. Price. At the pageant, live animals and trees added a touch of real- ism. At left, Mrs. Her= bert Delk takes a peek at the food being prepared for the reception following the pageant. Arlene Wright and Mrs. R.R. Powell con= gratulate Mrs. Mary P. Burks, dietician, for a job well done. Harvest Queen candidates and majorettes served at the reception. Below, members of the candy committee are shown in the process of pre= paring the candy for Santa to give away. Shown here are Nancy Hughes, Jack Edwards, Donald Williams, Pattie Delk, Santa, and Peggy Edwards. SANTA PROVES 10 BE TYPICAL MALE, HEADS FOR FOOD | Santa apparently hears of the food preparations taking place at Churchland and wastes no time taking | off to join band members sampling the packages of candy to be given away. f Pe ! STEDEVE BODY LED BY ELECTED LEADERS The Student Council learns democratic ° leadership by applying it to school situations. Perhaps they nay become the outstanding lead - ers of America, President Richard Deaton is pictured at left, The officers are pictured above, They are Ben Lynch, Parliamentarian; Jimmy Jones, Treasurer; Richard Deaton, President; Anna Howell, Sec- retary; and Bobby Stanton, Vice President, MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ARE PICTURED BELOW, FIRST ROW: Sharon Jersild, Judy Smith, Pat Hamilton, Aurora Velez, Claire Frances Bell. SECOND ROW: Martha Gray, Edith Core, Martha Walker, Bernard Woodard, Tommy Browney, Fred Ayers, Carolyn Powell. THIRD ROW: Bar- bara Spindel, Barbara Edwards, Carol Eastman, Jerry Holland, June Wells, Juanita Davis, June McLauchlin. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Skiving- ton, Mike Pitt, AnnWhitley, Tim Walsh, Donald Stovall, Glenda Monacelli, Vivian Saunders. MANY TASKS VECESSARY IN YEAR BOOK PRODUCTION BUSINESS STAFF OF ANNUAL FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Townsend, Carolyn Wood, Oliva Ames, businéss manager; Betty Jane Spindel, “Peggy Powell. SECOND ROW: Steve Jacobson, Carol Eastman, Mary Jo Braswell, Faye Al- ston, PatHamilton, John Eberwine. RIGHT: Sarah Jane Cuthriell- Staff Artist z Me ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Olivia Ames, busines§ mamagér; Joyce Simpson, editor-in-chief. SECOND ROW: Lanier Halterman, orginization editor; Peggy Sue Roberts, sports editor; Jimmy Bell, feature editor; Morgan Hill, class editor; Miss Barbara Vavrek, advisor. The Staff would piso like to recognize the assistance réndered by Wayne Edwards on many occasions. : Above, Mr. Mitchell conducts the band. SECTIONS OF THE BAND ARE COMPOSED OF THOSE MEMBERS SEATED ABOVE, Flutes: Polly House, Delores Pendelton, Lela Spence, Shelby Rutherford. Oboes: Mike Hacker, Cyn- thia Davenport, Clarinéts:s Jack Edwards, Donald Williams, Loraine Gallegos, Donna Caraway, Charles Coulbourn, Bernard Woodard, Nancy Hughes, Judy Goddin, Nancy Coulbourn, Susan Davis, Billy Gilmore, Paul Jackson, Ann Routh, Sarah Ziggenhiem, Donnie Bright, Dave Crockett. Bass Clarinets: Doris Honeycutt, Billy Fell. Bassons: Bobby Gaskins, Virginia Jereme. Saxophones: Nat Howell, Marshall Reynolds, Robert Stevenson, Mary Ann Bryant, Leonard Hellman, Patty Rheinhart, Walter Moore. Cornets: Steve Pruitt, George South, ORGANIZATION APPEARS IN PICTURED AT LEFT ARE MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE BAND, They are: David Mitchell, Director; Paige Good- tich, Majorette; Peggy Edwards, Junior Rep- resentative; Rudy Askew, Student Director; Gypsy Lawson, Sophomore Representative; Tommy Riddick, Eighth Grade Representa- tive. Doris Honeycutt, Senior Representative; Mike. Hacker, Freshman Representative; Jack Hasty, James Kemp, Larry Goodson, Carl- ton McLain. ABSENT: David Glemning. 3rd Cornets: Rodger Groce, Ronald Parker, Jimmy Poore. Trumpets: Lee Banton, Billy Fitts, Fred Gaskins, Bert Jersild. Horns: Gypsy Lawson, Joe Pierce, Darlene Willys, Jay Ndnley, Shirley Plum, Patty Delk, Mary Johnson, Leon Smith. Drums: Helen Turner, George Beasley, Lorna Eagle, Floyd Forrest, Robert Powell. Tympani: Peggy Edwards. Trombones: Tommy Riddick, Bobby Hughes, George Doss, Frank Weatherley, Carter Meadows, Baritones: Rudy Askew, Billy Cruze, Edger Rhitenhold. Basses: Bill Lawson, Jack Brady, Maurice Baldwin, Tony Dixon, Clay Shelton, VUMEROUS MANY ACTIVITIES Pictured at right are Majorettes Kyle Fox, Florence Copeland, Nancy Smith, Margie Larkin, Jeanette Blow, Sue Thompson, and Paige Goodrich, Behind them stand Mary Jane Sullivan, Arlene Wright, and Connie Mize, Pictured above are Flag- bearers Mary Jane Sullivan, and Connie Mize, and Head Majorette Arlene Wright. Festival, director in the country. Some of the activities of the chorus include - participation in the All-State Chorus and the and each sing several numbers. These pieces FIRST ROW: Rebecca Dupree, Patricia Vann, Anne Groce, Caro- lyn Powell, Carole Gaskins,.Barbara Brock, Mary Shafer, Sally Register, Mary EllemDaugette, Martha Stafford, Jean Long, Joz anne Lafurno, Miss Billie Tyler, Director. SECOND ROW: Faye | Ellis, Cynthia Benham, Bertha Moody, La Dean Sobocinske, Christine Buck, Jean Biddle, Kenneth Weatherly, Jimmy Currie, In April, all high schools in the county meet are graded by a judge from a college or uni- In March, members from eachhigh school versity and each chorus receives criticism. chorus in the state are selected, and form a_ There is also a mass chorus. large chorus directed by some outstanding MEMBERS OF THE MIXED CHORUS ARE PICTURED ABOVE. Terry Wright, Russell Williams, Barbara Edwards, Betty Lane Bagley;..Kathryn Weaver, Donna Staffon, GWarlotte Baugher. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Robinson, Leigh Glenn, Elaine Everhart, _ Ann Crockett, Buster Honeycutt, Steve Yates, Bruce Orcutt, Ray Eaton, Peter Mirchell, Sam Yates, Mary Jo Townsend, Ann Whitley, Jill Johnson, Carolyn Edwards, a CHORUS AGTIVE THROUGHOUT SCHOOL YEAR OFFICERS OF THE MIXED CHORUS ARE PICTURED BELOW. FIRST ROW: Ann Whitley, President; Christine Buck, Vice-Presi- dent; Carolyn Powell, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Joan Tyler Ivy, Accompanist; Charlotte Baugher, Librarian; Jimmy Currie, Librarian; Ray Eaton, Treasurer. PICTURED BELOW ARE MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL SEXTET. They are: Lorna Bowen and Ann Cosby, Altos, Sue Stallings and Joanne Hoggard, Second Sopranos; Lovelace Andleton and Paula Bradley, First Sopranos. The sextet is accompanied by Joan Tyler who is seated at the piano. PICTURED ABOVE ARE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCHLAND TRI-Hi-Y. FIRST ROW: Anita Hassell, Sergeant-at-Arms; Claire Frances gey Oast, June Wells, Janet Cross. THIRD ROW: Peggy Sue Rob- Bell, Treasurer; Aurora Velez, Vice-President; Anna Howell, erts, Nancy Trotman, Carolyn Edwards, Dottie Lawrence, Joanne President; Carolyn Powell, Secretary; Diane Barclay, Chaplain; Hoggard, Betty Wood, Jill Johnson, Christine Buck, Anne Groce, Carolyn Wood. SECOND ROW: Sara Jane Cuthriell, Doris Honey - Betty Jane Spindel, Marlette Davis, Dot Hewitt. ABSENT FROM cutt, Mary Jo Townsend, Olivia Ames, Carolyn Doar, Cynthia PICTURE: Miss Van Dyke, Sponsor; Shirley Davenport, Mary Mor- Harman, Shirlee Monacelli, Beverly Spencer, Roberta Root, Mar- ton Spencer. TRI-HI-Y GROUPS PROMOTE HIGH STANDARDS PICTURED BELOW ARE MEMBERS OF THE TRUGKERS TRI-Hi-Y. FIRST ROW: Elaine Everhart, Sergeant-at-Arms; Shelby Davis, Kelly, Helen Turner, Florence Mathews, Loretta Brite, Barbara Parliamentarian; Flossie Miltier, Recording Secretary; Lovelace Brock, Janice Brown, Sue Robinson, Brenda Dowdy, Mary Jo Bras- Andleton, Vice-President; Patsy Davis, President; Joyce Beale, well, Patricia Knight, Sybil McLauchlin, Jean Dean, Miss Ruark, Corresponding Secretary; Betty Armstrong, Treasurer; Marie Gal- Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Patsy Plum, Priscilla Bowen, Della John- breath, Chaplain; Rosalie Doss, Sergeant-at-Arms, SECOND ROW: son, Patty Linkfield, Ann Crockett, Jean Carter, Lorna Bowen, Miss Stallings, Sponsor; Paige Goodrich, Peggy Edwards, Barbara Sue Hill, Judy Smith, Frances McDowell, Joanne Sawyer. These boys endeavor to uphold the high standards of Christian character set forth by the National Hi-Y, FIRST ROW; Fred Ayers, Sergeant-at-arms; Peter McDonald, Treasurer; Benjy Lynch, Vice President; Richard Deaton, President; Morgan Hill, Chaplain; Tommy Browney, Sergeant-at-arms; Mr, Clayton Robertson, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Kenny Wren, Lanier Halter- man, Robert Corbell, Jimmy Walker, Tommy Kaufman, Kenny Weatherly, Nat Howell, Billy Haislip, Bobby Gaskins, Rudy As- kew. THIRD ROW: Buddy Martin, Claude Miltier, Donnie Diet- tick, Harry White, Peyton Bowden, Danny Griffin, Wayne Turner, Barry Newman, Forrest Price, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Steve Tompkins, Secretary. CLUBS LEAD TO CHARM AND HIGH IDEALS The Pierette Club is a charm club for senior girls, They are taught how to walk, wave their hair, use cosmetics, and various other beauty aids, The members are: FIRST ROW: Shirlee Mon- acelli, Anna Howell, Peggy Sue Roberts, Sergeant-at-arms; Sara Jane Cuthriell, Secretary; Mary Jo Townsend, Vice President; Olivia Ames, President; Janet Cross, Chaplain; Claire Frances Bell, Treasurer; Carolyn Powell, Roberta Root, Cynthia Harman, SECOND ROW: Jill Johnson, Anne Groce, Laura Robinson, Joyce Simpson, Shelby Davis, Peggy Powell, Elaine Everhart, Nancv Trotman, Dot Hewitt, Ann Whitley, Anita Hassell, Carolyn Doar, Sue Hill, Patsy Hudson, Carolyn Wood, Margey Oast, Diane Bar- clay, Christine Buck, zy : é 1 MEE The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to help guide the student members to have better knowledge ofthe teach- ing profession, The members are pictured above. FIRST ROW: Miss Murphy, Sponsor; Jane Martin, Dusty Goldberg, Faye Alston, Mimi Weschler, Lorna Bowen, Secretary; Pat Hamilton, Presi- dent; Eleanor Jo Haskett, Vice President; Laura Renn, Treasurer; Peggy Hargroves, Charlotte Baugher, Rita Felton, Marguerite Cuthriell. SECOND ROW: Peggy Riddleburger, Katherine Ever- pdtv 2 Ky | c FIRST ROW: Elaine Everhart, Flora Smith, Pat Knight, Treas- urer; Joanne Sawyer, Corresponding Secretary; Anne Crockett, President; Sybil McLaughlin, Vice President; Dot Sawyer, Re- cording Secretary; Frances McDowell, Representative; Sonja Kelly, Patsy Smith. SECOND ROW: Betty Hedgepeth, Carole Tolson, Phyllis Stanley, Anne Oldham, Martha Stafford, Kathryn CLUBS PLAV-FOR FUTURE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA | hart, Susan Shaw, Susan Stallings, Jean Cartier, Patsy Davis, Nancy Glisson, Maxine Rogers, Alice King, Jacqueline Johnson, Betty Colbourn, Glenda Monacelli, Mary Robinson Shafer, Carol Rosenthal, Joanne Laferno, THIRD ROW: Betty Smith, Pat Dar- den, Pat Vann, Fidelis Schieman, Bonnie King, Christine Jersild, Cynthia Benham, Darlene Willis, Carole Hastie, Shirley Plum, Shirley Russell, Joan Ivy, Jean Long, Loretta Glemming, Barbara Smith, Barbara Servell, Glenda Siceloff. Weaver, Edith Pittman, Mary Lee Lassiter, Mrs. Leona Woodling, Advisor; Bertha Moody, Joan Eason, Patty Reinhart, Betty Lentile, Faye Davis, Shirley Harrison, Helen Haneman, Patsy Collins, Myra Bright. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jan Brown, Historian; Jean Carter, Chaplain, NEWSPAPER RECORDS SCHOOL EVENTS The complexities of putting out anewspaper call for team- work, and the following students make up this team for the Sigma. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Larkin, Make-up-Editor; Anita Hassell, Associate Editor; June Wells, Editor; Jimmy Bell, Business Manager; Aurora Velez, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW: Wayne Edwards, Photographer; Flossie Miltier, Carolyn Powell, Circulation Manager; Anne Grace, Peggy Powell, Chief Typist; Faye Alston, Eleanor Haskett, Lanier Halterman, Feature Editor. THIRD ROW: JillJohnson, Betty Jane Spindel, Dot Hewitt, Joyce Beale, Rosalie Doss, Nancy Trotman, Carol Eastman, CULTURE THROU GU SCHOLARSHIP The National Honor Society con- sists of the students who possess the qualities ofservice, leadership, schol- arship, and good character, The members are as follows FIRST ROW: Mrs. Natalie Aron, Sponsor, “SECOND ROW: Sharon Jersild, Martgey Oast, Richard Deaton, Bob Powers, Pres- ident; Olivia Ames, Secretary; Joyce Simpson. THIRD ROW: LanierHalter- man, Vice President; Morgan Hill, Treasurer; Thomas Woodard, Page Garrett. These girls have earned letters by playing basketball, soft- ball, and cheering. FIRST ROW: Diane Barclay, Secretary; Shirlee Monacelli, Treasurer; Garolyn Powell, President; Claire Frances Bell, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Carolyn SPORTS PROMOTE CLUBS A boy or girl of Church= land is proud to wear a Church= land letter, That C stands for hours of grueling practice on the field, in the gym or eisewheres. Among the activi- ties that these clubs sponsor are the Annual May Day, the May Day Dance, and the Hobo Dance. VARSITY “C The following boys have’ earned letters in football, basketball, track, baseball, and tennis. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Jenrett, Anty Ermlich, Bob Stanton, John Saunders, SECOND ROW: Thomas Woodard, Ray Eaton, Bob Powers, Bert Nunley, Steve Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Bruce Or- cutt, Donnie Dietrick, Jimmy Currie. ee ee 4 e ri € a ® . + r a e u MONOGRAM CLUB Edwards, Chaplain; Anita Hassell, Mary Jo Townsend, Marlette Davis, Margey Oast, Aurora Velez, Sergeant-st-Arms. THIRD ROW: SaraJane Cuthriell, Beverly Spencer, Peggy Sue Roberts, Anna Howell, June Wells, Betty Wood. FIRST ROW: Pat Bilis, Linda Argo, Mary Ann Sullivan, Vernon Bailey, Brenda Cartrette, Betty Bryant, Robert Bailey, Betty Eng- lish, Bobby Saunders, Margie Larkin, Louis Miller, Sandra Camp, Francis Ellis, Jean Honaker, Janet Pyles; SECOND ROW: Emily Spencer, Ellen Morrisette, Janie Anderson, Marie Bartin, Freddie Gefkins, Judy Smith, Robert Johnson, Pattie Dekl, Joe Pierce, Jeam Hallowell, Randy Schiemann, Gail Wells, Jennifer McNeil, CLUB PROMOTES AGRICULTURE MEMBERS OF THE 4-H CLUBS IN AND AROUND CHURCHLAND ARE PICTURED ABOVE Betty Bright, Polly Weatherly, Kathleen Parker, Linda O'Neil, Frances Castine, Ann Caddie. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Vann, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Betty Hedgepeth, Barbara King, Patsy Mays, Carolyn Burnette, Joyce Walton, Mary Ann Courtney, Donna Drum, Carolyn Humphreys, Peggy Waldo,.Pam Moore, Frances Johnson, Opal McCall, Sonja Kelly, Patty Collins. CHBSS PROVES 10 BE THOUGHT PROVOKING Members of the school Chess Team look on while-Morgan Hill and Harry Bar- rett engage in friendly conflict. Those observing the game in the first row are Lonnie Cross, Rudolph AskeWg, and Jack Edwards. Pictured in the next row are Jimmy Walker, John Halstead, Mr. Man- cuso, Sponsor; Emerson Hutchins, Norwood Kidd, and Jimmy Bell. CLUB ENCOURAGES CHRISTIAN LIVING The Churchland High School Bible Club is designed to en- courage Christian education and spiritual growth among the Churchland students. Thesé young people are tomorrow's America and need to be spiritually prepared to take over, The following students are members of this organization: FIRST ROW: Rita Felton, Judy Smith, Reporter; Audrey Smith, Secretary; Verna STARS OF TOMORROW THESPIAN TROUPE 1546 The members ofthe Thespian Troupe are made up of those who have earned ten points in some form of play production. The following people 2re members of this Troupe. FIRST ROW; Jimmy Currie, Vice President; Jum@ Wells, Secretary; Miss Lolita Diaz, Advisor; Mary Ellen Harrison, Scribe. SECOND ROW: Bob Stanton, Bob Stanton, Ben Lynch, President; Steve Tompkins, Linwood Knight, Treasurer. Johnson, President; Drema Mays, Vice President; Sandra Peeples, Program Chaifman, SECOND ROW: Sue Moody, Bobby Jean Smith, Paula Bradley, Paige Goodrich, Betty Jean Curly, Barbara Gardner, Barbara Brock, Pat Drum. THIRD ROW: Sharon Welch, Della Johnson, Carol Gaskins, Evelyn Robimson, Muriel! Griffin, Florence Copeland, Nancy Harwood. Members of the Library Staff pictured above are, FIRST ROW: Nancy Harwood, Miss Gibbs, Janet Cross, Peggy Powell. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Beale, Sara Jane Cuthriell, Anita Hessell, Dot day. ) set se e thafbooks are checked in adi out, and try THIRD ROW: Lanier Halterman, Ed Younger, Morgan , Roberta Root, Randy Schiemann. to help other students to find books. The visual aid boys bring visual education to the student body by wai of subjects. jovies 20n all sorts Those trained tovgin with visual materials ar at left, FIRST ROW: Dav and Wayne Edwards. SECONDROW: Howard Holland, Miss Gibbs, Ricky Clark, Louis Miller, THIRD ROW: Randy Schiemann, Odis Holland, n, Clinton Crotts, Har- . ABSENT FROM PIC- sby Russell. MEMBERS OF THE NEWLY ORGANIZED CLUB, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, ARE PICTURED ABOVE, FIRST ROW: Miss Ruark Advisor; Patty Linkfield, Betty Baker, Sergeant-at-Arms; Anne Groce, Flossie Miltier, Bobby Carter, President; Cynthia Harmon, Shelby Davis, Elaine Bowen, Miss Stallings, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Clarissa Dubois, Mary Ann Baker, Paige Goodrich, Muriel Griffin, Lovelace Andleton, Laura Robinson, Joyce Beale, Betty Lou Koon, Judy McNeil, Nancy Harwood, Carolyn Harris, Judy Garrison, Sue Hill. THIRD ROW: Jill Johnson, Peggy Spencer, Judy Smith, Peggy Powell, Charlotte Biernot, Carolyn Garris, Dorothy Lawrence, Helen Turner, Florence Matthews, Loretta Brite, Joan Pace, Jean Man- ning, Sharon Welch, Donna Knecht, Christine Buck. GROUPS OFFER VOCATIONAL TRAINING At right, Mr. Ware looks on while members of the D, E, are engaged in classwork. FIRST ROW: Louis Jean, Jean Dean, Bill Linkfield, Benny Rary. SEC- OND ROW: George Boothydimmy Robin- son, Jimmy White, June Ward, Lewis Smith, THIRD ROW: Bobby Kyte, Harry Morrill, Betty Armstrong, Bernard Math- ews. i People taking Distributive Education spend one hourin class each ‘day, and work in the afternoons. The people participate in club activities, The club is organized on a national basis and the clubs compete with each other,’ en ie 9 £7 a — ae Ex VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING CLUS The objectives of the V.O.T. are (1) to get a better understanding of office procedure by studying local businesses and visiting business offices, and (2) to keep the Portsmouth businessmen in- formed of our V.O.T. program by means of letters and pamphlets. Participating members of the newly formed club are pictured at left. They are Mrs. Schultz, sponsor; Cynthia Harmon, Charlotte Biernot, Marie Galbreath, Shelby Davis, Drema Mays, Verna Johnson, eae Peggy Powell, and Joy Bea e; f ) BETA C CLUB The Beta C is a music club, also newly formed at schoo] this year. Members pictured at right are: (first row) Bernard Woodard, Charles Coulbourn, Joe Pierce, SECOND ROW: Doris Honeycutt, Delores Pendleton, Darlene Willis, Mary Johnson, Peggy Edwards, Arlene Wright. On the Stairway are Don- ald Williams, Nat Howell, Jack Edwards, Gypsy Lawson, Bobby Gaskins, Helen Turner, and Rudy Askew. 68 Pictured above are the officers of the Parent-Teachers Associ- president; Mr. Richard Ames, president; Capt. Robert Powers, ation. SEATED: Mrs. Ernest Beedie, treasurer; Mrs, Herbert parliamentarian; Mr. James Haskett, Jr., secretary. Mrs. Charles Wade, second vice-president; Mrs. Alex Hargroves Jr., Corre - Hawks, historian, was absent when the picture was taken. sponding secretary. STANDING: Mr. Harry Vann, first vice- The year's activities included such activities as hearing authorities speak on various phases of school life and the parent's role in student activities. Drives were also conducted to increase membership in the organization and to increase the amount in the treasury. PARENTS ACTIVE DURING SCHOOL YEAR The Band Parent's Association has been larger and stronger this year than ever before. Its efforts are committeed to helping the school and the band. Some projects of the association during the past year have included the operation of the Snack Shack during football games, sponsoring the Harvest Queen, presenta- tion of the Christmas Pageant, and the advance sale of Christmas Trees. Those serving as officers for the current year are pictured be telephone committee; Mr. Hellman, president; Mrs. Edwards, low. SEATED: Mrs. Hacker, corresponding secretary; Mrs, secretary; Mr. Davenport, chairman of the Christmas Tree pro- Pruitt, vice-president; Mrs. Delk, publicity chairman; Mrs. ject. Absent from the picture are Mr, Weatherly, treasurer, and Turner, hospitality chairman, STANDING: Mr, Pierce, co- Mrs. C, O. Edwards, co-chairman of the Snack Shack, chairman of the Snack Shack; Mrs. Woodard, chairman of the SEATED ABOVE: Mrs. Rebecca Cavender, Mrs. Mary Burks, Mrs. Nellie Potts, Mrs. Lillian Jones, and Mrs. Mildred Dietrick. STANDING: Lucile Prayer, Calister Turner, Vivian Spearmon, and Lealia Thomas. “a MRS. BURKS. MR. JONES [BAD BPPICIENT SEAPPS Not all of the important committees and organizations which contribute to the management of all well operated schools are composed by students, parents, and faculty members. The school is greatly indebted to the lunchroom staff and the jan- itorial staff for their high caliber of service in providing for our physical needs. BELOW: Emily L. Norman, Ruth A. Hines, Susan Shepherd, Reuben Starks, and Mr. Jones. The 1955 squad is pictured below. FIRST ROW: Bobby Chapman, Larry Rhoney, Rickey Clark, Randy Scheimann, Donnie Wise, Phil Underwood, Robert Corbell, Neil Sullivan, Mike Pitt. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Jones, Lyle Gallegos, Jimmie Currie, Bunchie Vann, Landis Stovall, Gus Armstrong, ant Beat wishee | At left, Coach Charles Brown and Assistant Coach Ellie Fearing look cheerful as they consider the scor- ing records for the past season with a Lion's Bowl win climaxing the list. SQUAD PRACTICES MANY HOURS TO DEVELOP PLAYING SKILL ye ? poe) Gi y (A Oem PLE OTA KU) CAA S— 4) rch Le ye Robert Sondej, Chuck Talliaferro, Pat Morrison. THIRD ROW: Ray Eaton, Thomas Woodard, Charles Grant, Bradley Goodloe, Pat Orndorf, Linwood, Knight, Bert Nunley, Bob Powers. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Stanton, Mickey Heffron, Ed Younger, Jimmy Jen- rett, John Saunders, Charles Hawks, Arty Ermlich. THE SCOREBOAR We Opponent They 27 Hertford, N.C. 6 14 Virginia Beach 19 48 Deep Creek 0 Ps: Chowan Jr. College is 60 Great Bridge 0 a Washington, N.C. 0 40 Gloucester 0 13 Suffolk 6 o3 Prince George 7 82 Cradock (Lion's Bowl) 12 Above, co-captains Saunders and Jenrett. SEASON GLIMAXED BY LION'S BOWL WIN Members of the first string are pictured below. Jim Jenrett, left tackle; Arty Ermlich, left end; Ed Younger, Pat Morrison, right end; Charles Hawks, right tackle; Bob Stan- tight halfback; Bunchie Vann, right halfback; John Saunders, ton, right guard; Bob Powers, center; Bert Nunley, left guard; fullback; Jimmie Currie, left halfback. SENIORS SHE FINAL GRID ACTION CHEERLEADERS SPARK ENTHUSIASM FIRST ROW: Mr. Charles Brown, coach; Robert Sondej (g), Tim Walsh(g), Danny Griffin, (f), Raymond Kee (g), Charles Grant (g). SECOND ROW: Elec Hargroves, manager; Thomas Woodard (f), Wayne Hall (c), Jimmy Jenrett (c), Linwood Knight (f), John Saunders (f), Steve Jacobson (f). SIX SEE ACTION FOR LAST TIME Below, Coach Brown reads a newspaper account of recent game and senior squad members pose toghther Graduating members of the squad are Wayne Hall, Linwood Knight, Thomas Wood- for the last time. ard, Jimmy Jenrett, Steve Jacobson, and John Saunders. eeretoemtrnsenseneesotestiet Steve Jacobson - Forward FIRST STRING SEES MUCH ACTION DURING SPIRITED SEASON WE OPPONENT — THEY Uy 84 Gloucester 31 ne 73 Great Bridge 58 een 58 Norfolk Academy a2 Waa 66 -Va. Beach 65 ea 65 Great Bridge 38 50 Deep Creek 31 x A 57 Norfolk Academy 34 ad Mage ae 61 Princess Anne 52 XU As 78 Gloucester 36 9 85 Prince George 42 94 Deep Creek 64 Ay aer(as 67 Va. Beach at f 69 Princess Ann 49 ) 76 Great Bridge 48 ae 51 Princes George 29 ae 61 Va. Beach 74 Charles Grant - Guard ae Mary Morton Spencer, Aurora Velez, Susan Shaw, assistant FIRST ROW: Cynthia Benham, Nancy Glisson, Patsy Cummings, manager. THIRD ROW: Miss Patsy Sanford, assistant coach; Peggy Sue Roberts, co-captain; Diane Barclay, co-captain; Beverly Spencer, Laura Robinson, Marlette Davis. SECOND Betty Box, Carolyn Doar, Carolyn Edwards, Miss Gracie Lee A ROW: Anita Hassell, manager; Carolyn Powell, manager; VanDyke, coach. . - S N Elaine Bowen, Joy Smith, Marguerje@ Curhriell, Betty Baker, i Ny yy : = Sy yates A) =! A o = U 6 ‘SS TEAM THROUGH SUCCESSFUL SEASON Y ——@) IOP Loe arp le : a, ERY, LD e a Y Miss Patsy Sanford and Miss Gracie Lee VanDyke discuss Seniors seeing action for the last time this season are: strategy for the coming games. Carolyn Doar, Peggy Sue Roberts, Diane Barcday, Laura Ro bin- son, Elaine Bowen. v ABOVE LEFT; Marlette Davis-Guard, CENTER: Co-Captains Diane Barclay and Peggy Sue Roberts. ABOVE LEFT: Patsy Cummings-Forward. BELOW LEFT: Diane Barclay-Guard. BELOW RIGHT: Beverly Spencer-Forward. FIRST STRING SEES MUCH ACTION DURING 1956 SBASON WE OPPONENTS THEY 31 Gloucester 22 23 Saint Paul 42 41 Suffolk 42 48 Great Bridge 29 31 Deep Creek 19 26 Saint Paul 43 17 Gloucester 26 39 Prince George 63 47 Deep Creek 4I 51 Great Bridge 46 26 Prince George 42 33 Suffolk 51 BELOW LEFT: Peggy Sue Roberts-Guard. CENTER, FIRST ROW: Jacquie Johnson, Jeanne Gardner. SECOND ROW: Christine Jersild, Peggy Hargroves, Barbara Edwards, BELOW RIGHT: Nancy Glisson-Forward, These girls were Trainees during the 56 season, J. V. SPORTS AROUSE INTEREST J. V. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Becky Coltrane, Maxine Rogers, Marguerite Cuthriell, Patsy Orcutt, Bonnie Spindel, SECOND ROW: Margaret Skivington, Nancy Glisson, Alice King, Miss Sanford, advisor; Nan Jean, Glenda Monacelli. J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Billie Crone, Tim Walsh, co-captain; Coach Wayland, Donald Sto- vall, co-captain; Charles Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Roger Rhinehold, Freddie Harrell, Robert Bailey, Billie Sawyer, Sammy Montague, Tommy Rountree, THIRD ROW: Wayne Turner, Billy Walsh, Alex Hargroves, Robert Saunders, Jesse Evans, Doug Hollowell, Marc Gorfine. FOURTH ROW: Edgar Rhinehold, Jerry Asbell, Brad Cherry, Paul Craven, Bruce Speers, Billy Sykes, Leslie Knowles, Carl Curcio. FIFTH ROW: Prestly Atkinson, Edwin Adair, Lee Banton, Harry Simone, Wayne Fulcher, Bradley Goodloe, George Harris, Billy Galbreath. J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Kenny Wrenn, Bradley Good- loe, Pat Orndoff, Pat Morrison, Jack Ski- vington. SECOND ROW: Tommy Davis, Carlyle Adams, Bunchie Vann, David Liles, Tommy Starkey, Phil Underwood. THIRD ROW: Z.E. Fearing, coach; Vernon Bailey, Donald Stovall, Jesse Evans, Robert Corbell, Marc Gorfine. SPRING SPORTS SRE LARGE TURN-OUT Members of the track team are pictured at right. FIRST ROW: Joe Pierce, NeilSullivan, Tommie Rountree, Sammy Montague, Ronald Reiter, Fred Ayers, Bruce Speers, Landis Stovall, SECOND ROW: Marc Gorfine, manager; Tom Blanchard, Larry Rhoney, John Rippey, Peyton Bowden, Lyle Gallegos, Steve Lotz, Leslie Knowles, John Saunders. THIRD ROW: Ronald Grant, manager; Rudy Askew, Charles Hawks, Mike Pitt, Bobby Stanton, Ed Younger, Bunchie Vann, Ray Eaton, Coach Wayland. Candidates for the baseball team included those people pictured at right. FIRST ROW: Tommy Davis, Jimmie Miltier, Jack Skivington, Phil Under- wood, Ray Askew, Larry Rhoney, Ray Kee, Robert Sondej. SECOND ROW: Coach Fearing, Ed Younger, Mike Schneid, Wayne Hall, Billy Hargroves, Chuck Taliaferro, John Saunders, Pat Morrison. Below, a spirited play during the Lion's Bowl game. EXCITING MOMENTS FROM SPORTS SEASONS Tense moments from a game with Prin- cess Anne are shown above. At left, Big John Saunders plows ahead as he has done so many times, earning high scorer for the state. 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ELM AVENUE DIAL EXPorT 70751 PORTSMOUTH, VA. Coneratulations .. . ISAAC FASS lei Ea OOLZOLAGORUIVID TAGS IR iT PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Established 1882 Js CRAWEORDICO®. Incorporated 1908 Incorporated Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Radios, C. 635 High Street Corner Green Phones EX 73436-73437 Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of DIXIE DRIVE-IN Visit the DIXIE after the games Tidewater's Largest Furniture Store MV ECh © GRIN ECO ren LNG 211 High Street 215 AIRLINE FLORIST 1501 Rodman Avenue Days: EX 7-103] Mabel L. Holland Nights: EX 7-5183 Compliments of PARKER’S OPEN AIR FLORAL CO. Owned and Operated by Bill and Charlie Taliaferra Compliments of CROSS SEAFOOD MARKET CASTEEN PURE OIL STATION 2632 High St. PICKETT AND GALBRAITH FEORIST, ELM CONFECTIONARY County Street and Seventh Avenue 99 Vick Street Phone EX 7-1888 Compliments of A, W. JOHNSON, JR. Grocery MORRIS COMPANY, INC. Furniture - Appliances Radio-Frigidaire 206 High St. Portsmouth, Va. STEIN BLOCH CLOTHES Compliments of 509 High Street ‘Where High School Men 228 High Street Meet Portsmouth, Virginia Phone EX 7-6861 THE HUB OF TIDEWATER 305 High Street 200 Granby Street (Norfolk, Va.) Wards Corner (Norfolk, Va.) Compliments RAY HUTCHINS AND DAVIS 506 Effingham St. Compliments of DAVENPORT - LEWIS CHEVROLET CORP. County and 7th Avenue EX 7-1277 Compliments of Compliments of ROWS sey DE HEWITT HARDWARE ESSO SERVICE 1809 High Street THE LU SADE The Home of Jantzen Be it ever so humble There's no place like home- HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 1817 High Street “Och B.F. Goodrich RAC Tires @ TUBES Compliments of Portsmouth Music Co., Inc. Home of Baldwin Pianos and Organs Band Instruments Sheet Music Records 1803 High St. 438 HIGH STREET Pottenbarger’s Pastry Shops Two Locations 108 Western Branch Blvd. 954 George Washington Hgwy. Portsmouth Appliance and Service Company 615 High St. Phone EX 7-3495 C.B. Dickens, Prop. Your Frigidaire Dealer also 952 George Washington Hgwy. Phone EX 3-341] Compliments of Mario’s Restaurant 512 Crawford Street Pizza to go-- EX 9-7150 Plymouth Phone EX 7-3431 Harry Addison - Oscar Wiggins Livermon Motor Co., Inc. Our Business is Picking up 341 Crawford Street Portsmouth, Virginia EX 3-0723 THE SMART SHOP Compliments of Smart Styles for Smart Women NACHMAN'S 4216 Old Suffolk Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. MARY PERKINS EX 7-9651 WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 503 High St. THE HOME OF FINE DIAMONDS AND WATCHES China Crystal Silver Phillip ‘5 Tewelers Gifts 427 HIGH STREET EX 7-0146 PORTSMOUTH, VA. Compliments of Smith Brothers AMOCO SERVICE STATION (Bill and Raymond) WE OK ’ r : . ry tr ' rs Ie} | pv , ££ LX” | [% ) ) rs 6 le _ ft D ad yy fO-fa— an aa : SP ale ag, yf Loet + LN fo é 't ff . pore Jia JOO} tr A mca oe (YL e- aft! Lecturrr: 2 ate fi 7 ‘ RY _é hs Lhe Tag ye arteedy “F ° a fr ‘ he t , { Jn If. Z bh. ” 4 bara 4 i Ys : pr} Rage hused? 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