Collegiate High School - Torch Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1958 volume:

'Y ik 9, Ill- li I 2' Q I .. X Y G l 'N' 1 . m xg? X. ke ,x A The l95 Tora So MS ,' A+? ff: Pblhdbyth S Cl fCllg TABLE OF CONTENTS Board of Directors ..............,..,....,....,................................,........ H eadmistress and President, Board of Directors Dedication ..,... ..A......,,.A.AA......4.. AA,.............4,.4,....,.......,..,...,...,...,...., Honor Awards .,,........ Editorial ......,...,.....,.. Hail, Collegiate ........,..... Picture of Town School .....,.,.. Lower School Faculty .........c..... Upper School Faculty ,....,.....,,.. Town School Classes .,..,.,..,... Major Chords ...........................,...... Last Will and Testament ...,,,.,...., Prophecy ..................,......,....,.c,..,... Hit Parade .,...........c..A.,,.c.....,....4...............,... Picture of Country Day School ......,......,, Country Day School Faculty ..A,..A...c..,, Country Day Classes ..,....A.....,,....... Organizations ,.......,......,.. Athletics ........,,,....A,... Advertisements ,.Ac...... BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. ROBERT G. CABELL MR, WILLIAM R. HILL President ...... Vice-President MRS. PHILEMON H. NEAL ......... .. .....,....,.,..,....., Secretary MRS. E. ANGUS POWVELL . MR. HENRY G. CHESLEY, Assistant Secretary JR. ,........ ..,...................... T reasurer MR. L. BURWELL GUNN ......... .. ...,.... .. MR. THOMAS L. COCKRELL MR. G. DALLAS COONS MRS. FLEETWOOD GARNER MR. W. FORBES HOTCHKISS MRS. JAMES A. JONES DEAN MAY L. KELLER MR. CARROLL R. MINOR MRS. WILLIAM T. REED, JR, MRS. MERRITT W. FOSTER, JR., Alumnae Assistant Treasurer MR. JOHN W. ROBERTS MRS. R. WHITFIELD ROBERTS DR. ROBERT V. TERRELL DR. JOHN N. THOMAS DR. W. TALIAFERRO THOMPSON DR. MR. MR. MR CHARLES H. WHEELER ROBERT A. WILSON RICHARD W. WILTSHIRE . ANDREW J. BRENT, Patrons MRS. WILLIAM M. FLIPPEN, H eadmistress 4 N , f 4 5 9 , rx ik Inc., E hw-4 l-'bf +.fvwv+ -If vm-4 R, ,L ff if g as X ,lg ' Wx is 2-mi an I wkgw hw A-f .,- QI.X'l'llARINIi S'l',Xl'Fl ER FLIPPEN,lIen1Imi.vIre.u 5 ROBERT G. CABELL, Pl'f'Ji!l'P7lf,B1Jlllli!?fDl.!l'fl!7lJ DEDICATION Institutrice inspir6e, charmante, devouie We, the Senior Class, who have experienced many happy years in your class during our days at Collegiate, dedicate this, our TORCH, to you, MADAME ALICE D'A VESNE, with appreciation for the enthusiasm and encouragement that you have given us. 7 HONOR AWARDS OF 1957 THE ROSEMARY MEDAL ' judith Frances Vantrease Given in memory of Mrs, john Stewart Bryan to the student of the Upper School who has shown most markedly the qualities of constructive leadership. THE ELIZABETH GRAEME BARBOUR MEDAL ' Patricia Louise Chewning A memorial to a former well-loved headmistress, given to the student of the Upper School with the highest scholastic standing for the year. THE LOYALTY AWARD ' Katherine Hyde Harner Awarded to the girl in the Upper School who has worked most steadily for the good of the School. THE OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD ' Virginia M cCandlish Puller Awarded to a girl in the Upper School who has given efhcient, capable, and enthusi- astic service to Collegiate. THE HOLCOMBE CROCKETT MUSIC AWARD ' Constance Finney Kennon Awarded to the girl in the Upper School who has given most generously of her time and talent in the field of music. THE CREATIVE ARTs AWARD ' Frances Ballou Awarded for outstanding creative performance in the field of fine arts Or dramatics. THE CHARLES LARUS REED ATHLETIC AWARD ' judith Frances Vantrease Awarded to,the girl in thc Upper School who best exemplifies good sportsmanship and leadership in approaching those ideals which are the basis for -all athletic competition. UPPER SCHOOL CUP ' Class of 1958 INTERMEDIATE CUP ' Class of 1963 These cups are presented to the classes of the Upper and Intermediate Schools respec- tively, which have done the most during the year to develop school spirit and promote the fbest interests of the school, THE JOHN DIDLAKE FRY CUP ' Martha jane Daniel Awarded to the girl in the Intermediate School who has shown most markedly the qualities of cooperation, helpfulness, loyalty, and leadership, THE GREEN AND GOLD CUP ' The Greens NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, I957-1958: Class of 1957: Susan Dabney Gladding, Katherine Hyde Harner, Elizabeth Florence Hughes, Virginia Mc'Candlish Puller, judith Frances Vantrease Class of 1958: Kaye Culver Brinkley, Alice Mason Tyler Henley, Martha Whitney Horsley, Nancy Allen johns, Lucy Lake McGary Robins, Margaret Prince Shinnick, Anne Gary Walker, Laurie Elizabeth Hunt, Virginia Anne Lloyd 8 EDITORIAL THERE,S music in the air. From the time our mothers, singing Rock-a-bye, Baby, lull us to sleep when we are very young, the importance of music in our lives continually grows. The first lullabies are soon followed by our own versions of Pop, Goes the Weasel, London Bridge, and 'fMary Had a Little Lamb, classics familiar to everyone. At Sunday School, all dressed up -in organdy or velveteen with tremendous sashes, we sing in sweet, innocent, tones Jesus Loves Me and God Is Love. Does the course-of events sound familiar? It is the pattern followed by most small boys and girls. Now we are six and in September we climb the steps to Collegiate. The Primary Grades are the days of Billy Goat Gruff and the French songs, Frere Jacques and Alouetta. At Christmas, dressed in cheesecloth angel costumes, with tinsel halos and small candles, we lisp Angels We Have Heard on High, as we climb into the windows at the church. Spring arrives and, at Sauer's Gardens, our proud parents watch as the Farmer Takes His Wife, and We Put Our Right Foot In, We Take Our Right Foot Out. When we move across the courtyard to the other building, we hear music echoing through the halls. Glee Club days are with us, and we find It's a Grand Night for Singing. Of course, there are those of us who will never forget when we were wistful maidens in Patience or red-coated dragoons wearing heavily-plumed helmets. All through school Dem Bones Have Been Rising Agin, and the teams have obeyed the cheerleaders' pleas to mow the team down. Each year we harmonize on school buses and sing raucously on Baby Day, with the teachers slightly frowning. Who can forget the dim lights and soft music, not to mention the rock and roll, at the annual dances at Collegiate. At lunch we tap time with our feet while the jukebox plays our favorite records. Our hearts thrill when at the Mosque we recognize some musical composition that we first heard on a victrola, as we sat in the ladder-backed green chairs of Miss Cowles' room. In church we know the words to many hymns, because they become a part of our lives as we sing them each week in chapel. All too soon graduation day arrives. Our memories of this June evening will linger in our minds forever associated with music. The Seniors, carrying red roses and wearing full white dresses, walk down the aisle to the stirring notes of Pomp and Circumstancef' Music is in the air at Collegiate. Not only in our singing do we attain harmony, but also in the atmosphere of our whole school life. Harmony is achieved by each student's cooperation and the combined efforts among classes, students and teachers, and teams. It is sometimes hard to keep the melody clear, true, and smooth. As a monotone can spoil a whole song, so can one student create discord by being out of harmony with the rest of the school. An allegro atmosphere pervades, however. Staccato emphasis is given by tests .and examinations, The noise of students in halls and at lunch reaches a fortissimo, But there are a few moments, 'tho rare, when the stillness of chapel or a Thanksgiving program settles over us. The Crescendo of school life builds until it is time to leave Collegiate. So far, the overture and first movement have been played. Collegiate has helped to make this much of the sym- phony of our lives a beautiful experience. Collegiate has given us the preparation and the appreciation so that we may play our parts in the rest of the performance. . . , Send us from thy presence quickened Unto only high desire That each heart in its palladium Keep alive the sacred fires. 9 HAIL, COLLEGIATE 150' Hail, Collegiate, we thy children See thee noble, know thee wise, As we learn to read thy vision In thy clear, far-seeing eyes. From the silver torch thou raiseth, Light our lamps from day to day. Haec sunt mea ornamentan Let us hear thy pure lips say. Hail, Collegiate, our Athena, This libation here we pour. All our hearts, our strong endeavors Touch and bless them we implore. Send us from thy presence quickened Unto only high desire That each heart in its palladium Keep alive the sacred fires. MARY CARTER ANDERSON GARDNER Headmistress, 1915-1920 IO 39? K ' f X ii 'Y-s--1 ,vs TOWN OOHOOL F4 f P F A' 1 . ll fy SL, ,V 'z' I I , L,..',,.f'A,1 A, Avg' ' ,Y 1' - 'f', A I, .'1 f'f ',f V Jfflil f' We? -' 7 fl, ff E-'ff ' . 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S 'u , an 1-X lim, 1 Lower School Faculty First Row: Third Row: NELDA ROESER WOOD, Heallh Education JULIA PRICE ARMSTRONG, Intermediate I BEVERLEY WALSH FUQUAY, History, Social EDYTHE BRUCE REED, Primary IV Sludies, Dramatics LUCY LEGIKLLAIS WOINIBLE, Primary I Second Row: MURIEL SCOTT BENNETT, Primary II ANNE LUZELLE MONTGOMERY, Art ELIZABETH PHILLIPS MILES, Inlerrnediate II Not Picfured: ELEANOR ALLYN, Librarian and Afternoon Aeiivilies NANCY ARCHBELL, Music EMILY HASKINS MoSELEY,PfimnryI11 LORRAINE YOUNGS EASTMAN, Music Town School Staff EDITH SMITH BATES, Bookshop FRANCES HUNTLEY BRAMIILE, Ofice MARY RUFUS JACKSON, Business Office ELISABETH WILLIAMS NICHOLS, Ojice HERMINE MOORE NICHOLS, Ofice MARY ETTA SCOTT, Inrermediate III and IV MARX' FRENCH OWEN, Cafeteria -IENNIE S. PRITCHETT, Nurse GR.XCE B. ROBINSON, Afternoon Activities ELIZABETH UPSHUR WILSON, Ojice 12 Upper School Faculty First Row: Standing: fJRPHA FOWVLER RILEY, Mathematics ELEANOR HILL WILSON, Governmenl HELEN MINOR TANNER, English and Frenfli ANN PERIcINsoN PRINCE, I,alin Second Row: ANNE WILLIAMS FERNEYHOUGH, English LOUISE M.KTTERN COLEMAN, History and French LORRAINE ANN CHAPMAN, Physirnl Educnrion .'xDl'1LlNE HARMAN COWLES, Music . . N IP' 1 d: SUE HICKERSON JHTT, Home Izronomics and 0 M We Typing CAROLYN SMITH WARD, Bible HELEN CELESTINI-: MOON, English and Geomelry MARY ETTA SCOTT, Inlermediale III, IV, and Mafhernniics 13 LILLIAN MCGAHEY BENNETT, History N.-KNCY 'IQERRELL BREWSTER, Assistant Llbfllflllfl ALICE D'AvEsNE, French Conversalion KATHERINE V. JACKSON, Governmenr KATHERINE JACKSON, Governmen! .ALINH BIQVILLI-I RUDASILL, Librarian FRANCES BARR VIWURNER, Music JULIET LI-:E WOODSON, French Glee Club '55 Representative to Athletic Council, '55, '57, '58 B Team Hockey '55, '56 A Team Hockey '51, '58 A Team Basketball '56, '57 Museum Hostess '56 Country Day Editor of Match '56 Business Manager of Torch '51 Green Team Captain '57 Honor Council '56, '58 French Club '56, '57, '58 National Honor Society '57, '58 Standards Council '55 President of Class '56, '58 Captain of B Team Hockey '56 A Team Tennis '56, '57, '58 President of French Club '58 MARGARET PRINCE SHIN NICK Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Cu-Chairman of Honor Council '58 Point System Committee '57 Representative to Study Hall Committee '57 Youth Writer for News Leader '57 Captain of A Hockey '58 Reserve Team of Central Hockey '58 Honorary Member to Student Council '56, '57 Rules Committee '58 May Queen GREEN TEAM-4 years ANNE WILSON BosTw1cK 'Tis good to be merry and wise, brimful of mischief, wit, and glow. I Treasurer of Class '55, '58 French Club '56, '57, '58 Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58 Representative to Torch '56 Secretary ol' Class '57 A Team Tennis '57 Chairman of Refreshment Committee of French Club '58 GREEN TEAM-I 3 years Representative to Student Council '51 Representative to Standards Council ,51 Business Manager of Senior Play '57 Honor Council '58 Assistant Editor of Tonvh '58 National Honor Society '57, '58 Chairman of Point System '58 K.K.K. GREEN TEAM-3 years KAYE CULVER BRINKLEY A penny wise, pound fun l ELLEN TERRY BUNNELL Live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beautiful memory. 41 -3 A Team Hockey '54, '57, '58 President of Class '55 Honor Council '55 B Team Hockey '55, '56 Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58 Art Editor of Match '56 Assistant Business Manager of Match Art Editor of Torch '58 GREEN TEAM-H years BELVA DARDIGNAC Epps Her ways are the ways o pleasantness, and all her paths are peace? Representative to Gift and Welfare '56 Chairman of Chapel Committee '58 Secretary of Class '58 Gow TEAM-4 years C fp v Ya X 18 J ALICE MASON TYLER HENLEY The happinexs of life is made of little fractions-a smile, a complimenl, a kind look. 'Qtr Gln-e Club '55, '56, '57 Class Secretary '55 h '56 French Club '56, '57, '58 Assistant Editor of Mak Vice-President of French Club '57 Class President '57 Athletic Council '57 Green Team Assistant Captain '57 5 18 llonor Council '57, '58 Secretary-Treasurer of French Clu National Honor Society '57, '58 Chairman of Gift and Welfare '58 ' GREEN TEAM-no years S- M b Secretary of Class '56 Representative to Gift and Welfare '56, '57, '58 Chapel Choir '57, '53 Representative to Health Council '55 Glee Club '56, '57, '58 Secretary of Glee Club '58 GREEN TEAM-7 years gel 20 JxNN PARK HILL HERVEY Friendship above all ties doex bind the heart. 'i' MARTHA WHITNEY HORSLEY The rule of my life ix to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Museum Hostess '56 Recording Secretary of Student Council '55 B Team Hockey '55, '56 A Team Hockey '57, '58 Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58 Lower School Editor of Match '56 Representative to Athletic Council '57 French Club '56, '57, '58 A Team Tennis '56, '51, '58 Standard: Council '56 B Team Basketball '57, '58 Captain of B Team Basketball '57 Youth Editor for News Leader '57 Chairman of Rules Committee '58 Assistant Stage Manager ol' Senior Play ,Q7 C0-Chairman of Honor Council '58 Honor Council '58 National Honor Society '57, '58 Assistant Editor of Torch '58 Assistant Gold Team Captain '58 President of National Honor Soc K.K.K. Gow TEAM-12 years I iety '58 B Team Hockey '56, l58 Collegiate Committee '57 Glee Club '56, ,57, '58 Chairman of Collegiate Committee '58 K.K.K. GREEN TEAM-3 years MARY JANE HUBBARD lt'.r nice to be natural when you're naturally nice ,, IX 0 up A- I i WL LAURXE ELIZABETH HUNT Vature made her what .che is and never made another. tl X A Team Basketball '57, '58 Glee Club '57, '58 B Team Hockey '57, '58 B Team Tennis '57 President of Athletic Council '58 Captain A Team Basketball '58 National Honor Society '58 GREEN TEAM--2 years w Representative to Gift and Welfare '55 Vice-President of Class '56 Glee Club '56, ,57, '58 Librarian of Glee Club '58 Chapel Choir '58 Representative to Chapel Committee '58 Assistant Stage Manager of Senior Play '57 GoLD TEAM-7 years CAROL LANE JEFFERSON Sweetness is the we love in allf, Y quality NANCY ALLEN JOHNS If there is not a way, I will make one. O I fl Vice-President '57 Glee Club '57, '58 Library Committee '57 Collegiate Committee '57 Representative to Student Council '58 Chairman of Library Committee '58 National Honor Society '58 Honor Council '58 Representative to Standards Council '58 Study Hall Committee '58 Treasurer of City Federation '58 Youth Editor News Leader '58 National Honor Society '58 GOLD TEAM-2 years Glee Club l57, '58 B Team Tennis ,57 Standards Council '57, '58 Representative to Athletic C Vice-President ol Class '58 National Honor Society '58 Glam: N TEAM-Q yea rs ouncil '58 I3 s VIRGINIA ANNE LLOYD Always laughing, never sad, .vometimex naughty, nevfr bad. U i jo ELLEN REDFORD Vothing great was ever accomplished without enthusia.vm. I PM QM-FN A si, Hlee Club '56, '57, '58 Collegiate Committee '56, '58 Library Committee '58 Chapel Choir '58 Representative to Standards Counril '58 GREEN 'l'1-:AM-6 years Glee Club '55, '56, ,57, '58 Representative to Gift and Welfare, '55 French Club '56, '57, '58 Business Manager of Match '56 Business Manager of Torch ,57 B Team Basketball ,57 Honorary Member to the Student Coun Honor Council '58 National Honor Society '57, '58 Secretary of National Honor Society '58 Point System Committee '58 Editor of Torrh '58 K.K.K. Gow TEAMKI 1 years cil '57 4. LUCY LAKE MCGARY ROBINS Leave silence to the Saintsg I am but human. ,Q fa T f 7 f V SALLY HAMILTON SCHERER Loads of ambition, a cheerful smile, winning ways, and thoughts worthwhile. Rf Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58 Athletic Council Secretary '55 B Team Hockey '55 A Team Hockey '56, '57, '58 B Team Basketball '55 A Team Basketball '56, '57 Museum Hostess '56 Gold Team Captain '57 Editor of Match '56 French Club '56, '57, '58 Athletic Council '55, '57 Glee Club Librarian '57 Vice-President of Student Council '5 Stage Manager of Senior Play '57 Timex-Dispatch Teen Editor '57 President of Student Council '58 Honor Council '58 Madonna '58 GOLD TEAM-I4 years Glee Club '55, '56, 157, '58 French Club '56, '57, '58 Representative to Student Council '56 Cheerleader '56 Upper School Rep. to Junior St. Council '57 Library Committee '51 B Team Hockey ,57, '58 B Team Basketball ,57 National Honor Society '57, '58 Assistant Stage Manager of Senior Play ' 57 Honor Council '58 Chairman of Assembly Committee '58 Representative to Torch '58 Captain of B Team Hockey '58 Honorary Member of Student Council ' 58 K.K.K. 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Wagga mizw wi-MEM mga-ug PSSA MCE'-3 w-:EEN-W mio! wg-E8 mffgul-4 MMM-H43 MUHZZEIE Mmdmluum QZRHOM QMONHQMHM GPO-QA mzmoq ZOWMEEE FZDE SEED! E1-WMO! PWPMWE Pmszmm WARM AANZZDQ VH'-MZHMQ MUTSHWOQ mQMOEU MOH42 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Collegiate School, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby draw up and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, to wit: I, ANNE BOSTWICK, leave my lunchtime jokes echoing throughout the cafeteria. I, KAYE BRINKLEY, leave late dates to all incoming seniors. I, ELLEN BUNNELL, leave a pair of waterwings to Ginny Ewing. I, DARD1 EPPS, leave Ashley Boyer to next year's seniors to look after their Collegiate rings. I, MASON HENLEY, leave for the big, bad world. I, ANN HERVEY, leave for Florida, I, MARTHA HORSLEY, leave my little red car still in the shop. I, JANE HUBBARD, leave wandering. I, BETTY HUNT, leave a blanket for all those who sit by the window in Miss Moon's classes. I, CAROL LANE JEFFERSON, leave, having served my term. I,NANcY JOHNS, leave Evaline Hensley a million dollars to solve all her financial problems. I, ANNE LLOYD, leave my athletic ability to Judy Keehn. I, JO ELLEN REDFORD, leave Agnes Cutchins my place on the Library Committee. I, LAKE ROBINS, leave Reed Robins to the class of '75, I, SALLY SCHERER, leave in my usual state of tears. I, PEGGY SHINNICK, leave a ticket to charm school, in case next year's May Queen needs it as much as I did. I, ANNE WALKER, leave my quiet ways to Agnes Cutchins. We, the Senior Class, leave a two-foot snowstorm for use on any horrible Monday morning. If properly stored, can be re-used, We, the Senior Class, leave a plumber to Hx the water cooler that last year's Seniors left the school. We, the Senior Class, leave the Juniors in peace. We, the Senior Class, leave Mrs. Owen, planning to go on diets after eating her de- licious food. We, the Senior Class, leave Miss Moon, taking with us the glow of her inspiration. 32 PL ,enmafwxvemw THE WI VES LAKE ROBINS Produced by NANFT j'OH.YS' Directed by ELLEN BU.Y.,N'ELL Muszc by SALLY SFHERER Lyrics by MASON HENLET Orrhevlratzoni by ANN HERVET Choreography by PEGGY SHI.'V.YICK Fovtume Designing by DARDI EPPS ::CAST::: CIN ORDER OF APPEARANCEH 70 ELLEN REDFORD ., . . .. . ., , ., .........,...BABYSITTER BETTY HL NT .CAREFREE WIFE MARTHA HORSLE2 ,,............ HACTRESS YA NE HUBBARD ...,,, ...,, , ,HDUMB BLONDE AN VE LLOYD ..,.,,......y. ,, .. -COQUETTE CAROL LANE j'LFF1 RSOX . NIGHT CLUB SINGER ANVE WALKER FRENCH GIRL KATI' BRINKLET , . .FAITHFUL WIFE APVNI' BOSTWICK , ., ,. ,, ., . DIVORCEE TIME: 1978 SETTING Memory Manor at Virginia Beach PROPHECY The Wives is Miss Robins' first dramatic attempt but is ex- pected to gain wider acclaim than her novels, My Hear!- breaking Torch, Tale of a Tall Girl, and The Mystery of lhe Duke Devil. Miss Robins and her husband, the eminent satirist, spend their spare time on their palatial estate in Durham, North Carolina, breeding their famous line of Irish setters, sired by Lake's first pet, Rex. The former Miss Nancy johns, prominent socialite and wife of the wealthy Dr. David, has graciously consented to pro- duce Miss Robins' lavish new play, Mrs. David is now liv- ing in Charlottesville for convenience. As leader of the Vir- ginia Social Set, she has made popular her original creation, the johns Twirl, which is actually a different hair-do for every day of the year. Miss Bunnell, well-versed in the theatrical' arts from her many hours of research done at the Barksdale Theater, di- rects this production. She won an academy award last sea- son for the best foreign film of the year, The Pole and I. This year her nature series on the habits of the duck-billed pladypus is expected to receive even wider acclaim. Miss Bunnellls most recent outside interest is the opening of her new night club, The Terry Tiger. Miss Sally Scherer has fulfilled one of her lifetime ambitions in writing modern music. This dates back to her early days of musical toil with Miss Cowles at Collegiate School. Miss Scherer, as everyone hoped she would, finally married and is living on Grove Avenue in Richmond. She is now on the Board of Directors at the Country Club so that she may spend even more time there, Miss Henley, as all of her old friends expected she would, writes the lyrics for popular songs, including the songs in The Wives, which are expected to become overnight hits. Some of her latest smashes have been I'm Filling-My Jewelry Box With Bracelets From You, Water Over Warsaw, and 'KPaper Drive Blues. Miss Henley has given up her career as a horsewoman and is practicing to swim the channel, Miss Hervey, the talented musical director, gives her touch of genius to the music of Henley and Scherer. Soon after her graduation from Collegiate, she began a successful ca- reer both as a wife and a musician. Miss Robins is very fortunate in gaining the services of her classmate, who sel- dom consents to leave the Florida sunshine. After her year of training in rhythmics at Collegiate, Miss Shinnick embarked on her spectacular rise to fame in the field of choreography, Her greatest triumph was last sea- son's hit play, Hyde and Ga Seek, written, incidentally, by her young husband. Despite the fact that many of her plays open in New York, Mi-ss Shinnick insists on living in Rich- mond and is now serving as the president of the Daughters of the Confederacy. 34 Miss Epps, who designs the costly Beautiful Belva bathing suits, has done the lavish costuming for Miss Robins, play. She began her career as the lovely bride in the Collegiate Fashion Show. One thing led to another, and now she de- signs all the clothes for the annual spectacular. Miss Epps and her husband live on a plantation noted for its beautiful gardens, which show the touch of her green thumb. Miss Robins wanted her whole class to return for the cast- ing of her play, but it was only after much difficulty that she succeeded in getting jo Ellen Redford. It is ironic that she plays the baby-sitter because of the trouble she had finding one for her own twelve children. Miss Redford re- cently won the nationwide contest for the most original recipe--her entry, the Ring Cake. The mischievous Betty Hunt plays a comedienne, a role comparable to that of Gracie Allen on television. As the carefree wife of a V.P,I. graduate, she is now raising three little engineers. just recently Betty turned in her old car and bought the 1978 Sputno-copter. To buy the atoms for the atomic-powered car, she has decided to sell platformed tennis shoes for short basketball players. The popular actress, Whitney Braxton, remembered by her old friends as Martha Horsley, has taken time out from movie commitments to appear in her old friend Lake's play. Although she gives magnificent performances, she never learns her lines until the eve of opening night. She spends her spare time with her husband and children on their ranch near San Francisco. The beautiful Jane Hubbard plays the other comedienne, a dumb blonde. She is the only one from the class of ,58 who hasn't married. It's not that she lacks charrng it is just that she is looking for the right man. He must be over five feet, speak French fluently, and have a clear record with the precinct. 35 ' . ' 'il -- ' Y' . rf- ' X K -ye 1:44, . in re f s U ii iff ' ' . ' f - X , ' ' ee wt Miss Lloyd portrays the coquette in this production. In the past she has played opposite such well-known leading men as Coy Rollins, Ron jobbins, and Mowry Lartin, Miss Lloyd began her career as a bath-ing suit model but had such a large male following that she was forced to quit the job. She now works in night clubs, since she could never make those early nine o'clock appointments. Miss Jefferson has the leading role, which she is well pre- pared for, because of her four years at dramatic camp dur- ing high school. She is not only a popular night club singer of great talent, but she also has begun a modeling school for all Collegiate girls with poor posture. This school is highly recommended by Mrs. Wood. Miss Gary Walker, known on the continent as La Petite de Paris, arrived on the U.S.S. Windsor Way in time for re- hearsals. She brought her three children, a poodle, and her husband, the Marquis de Beauxhommes. Miss Walker plans to entertain all her old friends by treating them to an- other French dinner similar to one she gave years ago at her home. This time she will take everyone to Paris for the meal. Miss Brinkley was easily found in her New York apartment at 1414 Park Avenue. She was giving her children home permanents, insisting that they, too, must learn by experi- ence. Miss Brinkley has been cast as the faithful wife, al- though she is best known at Collegiate for dating many boys. Her close friends heard her vow in her senior year that she would turn over a new leaf, and it seems she has done just that, Miss Anne Bostwick, who portrays Deirdre Dibilvoir, a gay divorcee, having just lost her eighth husband, finds this role characteristic of her younger days. Soon after the play closes, Miss Bostwick will elope with her ninth husband. This was to be a secret, but as usual she has told everyone- one by one. Miss Bostwick has appeared in various summer theater attractions at White Lake, Chester, Sandy Point, and Jamestown. 36 Elizabeth Rivex Smith UPPER p N.. 1 1 Elizabclh Arrarmrth Agnes .Tafl 'fulchnu fx W' Sidney Roberts Kelly Nancy Roberta Sheriff AV M L ff A f L, . iv 1 'A A 'Z M' ' . if ii R -f 5 e-f n if Mar are! Kimball .Varian Lairrl Patricia Lnuise 'l ilgfmnn Rirhardmn Chezvnlng YICl'I'PRIi5lllHN'l' SECRETARY TREASURER 8 , gg k' f Hazel Haywood Ilelhfn 1 1 'X . f .3115- A J 'X Marfaret Anne Der :- we Cnnxtance Finney hrnnnn , I 516 Anne Ewing S u rn me rx Not Pictured: Nancy Lowry Birnie France.: Hu nIle1' Diane Lee Champs Penn A rmxtmng l it lane Sydney Brother.: Bramble Britton , if bl rlarl S 1 1 Arrher Lu' Evaline Monlell Franeex.Deanr Hannah Hrnxley Hotehkm Cynlhla Anne IA'Kl'llllI7lIl Margaret Juxlice Paltermn julia Lynn Prather Sall Barnv lane Anne' julia Sent! Sulhberlanrl Terrell Wall Ina McAfee june.: lu. H .. - .Nancy Lauixe Robeflx Suzanne Byrd Waltham' Beth Whitlock Hirschler PRESIDENT Mary Louise Strolher VICE-PRESIDENT UPPER II fi .. f . ' S g L N - Ashley Boyer N ,gmkvgzegrmitage 6 uw Eleanor W. Lee iw Barbara Porter Q, f f Q gi, X... Virginia Wingheld Susan Ewing Sawyer SECRETARY TREASURER ix , YJ ,sf Q x , it Hg 51 Gertrude McCauley Askew Kathleen Carter Beattie lane Claiborne Mary Catherine Valentine Wanda Louise Elizabeth Ann Brumback Carrington Carson Cevarzeh Davis .r ' L'o L o I . - ., lii Q fl, . K ,W tele - We L Reynolds Walker Phyllis Mortnn Margaret Ann julia Ann Mary Louise Florance Graves Harwood Keehn Laird ' - if fl V X' -'ff r 2 4: ' - - L ' jane Shakespeare Mary Tandy Barbara Ann Carolyn Gordon johnel Tate McDaniel Meem Munseh Ottley Poflenberger ' itlo I t L ,,.. 'K .. ,ff ' 2 K Nancy Connelly Elizabeth lane Betsy jo Grace Landrum Suzanne Nalling Maria Boswell Rucker Stone Viener Whitehead Williams Wornom Courtenay Norton Munlord PRESIDENT Q IF X , Ann Rzynoldmn Butterworth Channing lferpumn -If Q Marilyn Goode Miller Druscilla Srhuxter 'urn 3 A I N Fl d wfhfim, 'W VICE-PRES IDENT Virginia Cheramy Lee Home Katherine Giltinan Mitchell Evelyn Lea Smith x if , lo 'I' A we m 'K Ann Baker Harlan SECRETARY 5 Ann Randolph Cnleman Mary Garlanll Ieffermn .A 'fp '97 ' P ,1 U ,h Pfsihoaeeel P' 'U R -ss- gn , Mary Donnan Tndman 'ff' xi Nancy Elizabeth Q I 4? 3... fl... Susan Laura Virginia Arrnixtead Mrllaniel Bowman lirent 'rnmsuluuz S our R Pg R Margaret Cannon Patricia Ann Elizabeth Anne Anne Gordon Coonx Culpepper Danielx Dickerson Y fe ' t r 2 5 is Qs-f ' , , gig f x a Deborah Rosalie Mary Randolph Ellen Drinker Elaine Ross johnson Kennon Kirld Lingamfelter V 3. ' ' y f Q 2, 5' Y Q ,P r E 'G' G . RS Q - iii. I f K K. , , Ann Braddork Emily Byrd Elizabeth Armxtrong Mary Madelyn Ray Redford Robertson Rabuon r H I I 1 , NZ N -1 , z 1 Eloixe Noble Cornelia M. Eileen Dianne Gray Wellx Whillel Wilxon Wiltxhire INTERMEDIATE IV FIRST Row: Louise Peple Armstrong, Nancy Winston Alvey. .wcrf'fary,' Martha janv Daniel, Measuwn' Katherine Pierce Rucker. SECOND Row: Anne Carey Hirschler, Sharon Conway Welton, Eleanor joan DuPuis. Elizabeth Tabb Coleman, Susan Taylor Maternv, Frances Bray Shinnick, Lucy Fitzgerald, Susan Brockenbrough Dortch, THIRD Row: Margaret Sutton Bryson, Lee Wood Valentine, Daria Sergeivna Troubetskoy, Cordelia Carlton Harrison, Louisa W, Williams, zficf-j1rf'.v1'de11t,' Mrs. Fuquay, Evangeline Cianoulis. Virginia Armistead VVilliams, Susan Redford. Leigh Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Carol Gray, president. 40 1 ' : 'Tv K ' ' ,LI uf , ' ' 1:2 Qt, .wfieg Q if , f 7 V ,gt .P 3 rt! V , 57 ,fhh'E aQyKKr.s4 ' 7' n l',,A'f, 'lf 'yy '7'Vi'. 5 Wuxi. gs, f .1 P' 2' W X53 '-ft ,E ' ' 4 i t ' Q fi, 1,1 1' M5 5 t ' , I R 9' ? .Jt , 5' J i ,fi 'A 2 INTERMEDIATE III Sl'rTlNc:: Victoria Louist- Angcll, Mariannt- Rvid Gravvs, liarhara Carlton llrothvrs. Mary Ellvn Vivnvr, Roberta Harpvr Bra-nt, Martha Gilmorv Laird, .loan Bake-r Rohm-rts, 1'ic'1'-flnrvidmll,' Katherinv T, Ht-nlvy. STANDINU: Lucy Olivvr Coons, s1'rr1'fary,' Susan Alict- Rvinhardt, Mary Holt-n Wat- kins, Nanfy Vale-ntinv Carlton. Mrs, Fvrncyhough, Emily Watkins Chcwning. Ct-ct-lia lisinund Manslivld Bullard, fmwidv11l.' Elizahvth Sheppard jackson, Mary Logan Holland, H'l'Il.Yll7'1'7'.' Sally Bates, Dorothy liirnvy liailvy, Lora Ethel Fultz. .luclith Frvncli Plvasants, Priscilla Scott Bvlt. 41 INTERMEDIATE II STANDING: Judith Lake Coleman, Ellen Bain Brernner, Retta Leigh Perel, vice-pres? dentg Mary Jane McCaslin, presidentq Anne Gray Turner, Jean Alice Nickel, Iecretaryg Marcia Howerton Rueger, Lynne Amanda Ackart, Barbara Anne Kemp, Mary Terrell Jackson. SITTING: Virginia C. Tucker, Estelle Tayloe Munford, Mrs, Miles, Janet Dianne Nunnally, Margaret Anne Fultz, Susan Ryland Winfree, Anne Chamberlayne Wheeler, Susan MacDonald Terrell, treasurer, BY THE SIGN: Joan Beattie, Martha Frances Blake. NOT PICTURED: Charlotte Poindexter Harrison, Terry Taylor Hyde, Rebecca Single- ton Carson. 42 YQEIIIII3 ffl! I fy ,itll W tw--2 .L INTERMEDIATE I FIRST Row: Sally Page Cargill, .w'.zfn'fary,' Linda Redford, prfnsidf-r1t,' Elizabeth Marshall McGuire Brent. Judith Wfalker Wlest, Edith Paula llrown, Helen Su- zanne jones. Sl-:COND ROW: jane Howard Showalter, Barbara Parkinson Bailey, Mary Hays Lecpcr, Anne Stuart Pinnell, Beverly Allen lirockenhrough, Marion Beattie Waddell. VISIIIRD Row: Nancy Earle Unger, Mrs, Armstrong, jane Ross Longan, Nancy Ann Turf-man, riff'-pre.vid12nl. FOURTH Row: Mary Medearis Leary, Virginia Ann jones, -loyee Ahhitt, Courtney Ruekcr, In'a.rurfr,' Roberta Lee Thompson. BACK: Cynthia Jean Byrd. -H PRIMARY IV FIRST Row Qbeginning at Centerj : Anne Wortham, Martha Susan Fultz, Mary Blair Truesdell, jane Pretlow McCullough. SECOND Row: Catharine Elise Slay, Mary Christianna Ziebe, Deborah Anne Grosser, Virginia Squire Whitehead, Sue Logan Eastham, Ann Wirth, Nancy Dutro Roper. THIRD Row: Kathleen Barclay Dinwiddie, Susan Meade Fultz, Betsy Marilyn May- Held, Miss Reed, Fiona Elizabeth Porter, Dorothy McDowell, Esther K. Beasley, Robyn Ransone, Ilona Beatrix Hamway, Melissa Anne Konkle. 44 Qximlusf qqv- . ..f sf '4- 8 X is RECORDS PRIMARY Ill FIRST Row: Lucy Derrick Valentine, Susan jo Jett, Elizabeth Armistead Conner. Emily Ann Leone, Martha Gibson Ziebe, Martha Terrill Montgomery. SECOND Row: Mrs. Moseley, Olga Dunn, Kathleen Banner Hawks. Susan Elizabeth Kemp, Mary Ellen Boyd, Victoria G. Romaine. IFIIIRD Row: Augustine Berlings, Melissa Ellen Reese, Marilyn Nell, Eleanor Edna Hind, Luey Rollins Correll, Teresa Carol Edwards, NOT PICTURED: Barbara Spencer Olson. Catherine Ann Sheehan. Ami Howard Hodgins, -li - . R Q '!'xQ:f?QxS2si umm.. 3 'Piif' PRIMARY Il SITTING: Mary Martin Talcott, Sally Jackson Cathey, Beatrice Meryl Greenbaum, Elizabeth Wilson, Anne Roy Patteson, Renee Mattern. STANDING: Bonnie Sue Tureman, Karen Lynn Williams, Paris Tirone, Wendy Jill Galston, Deborah Kay, Diane Olivia Wagner, Patricia Melton Day, Sarah Eliza- beth Jones, Martha Vaughan Terrell, Kathryn Christian Conner. TEACHER: Mrs. Bennett. NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth S. Reynolds, Elizabeth Thompson. 46 51 1-:A . if .T . vial ' w I X 3' A iffy 0 L , VA . Q- t x Q, . ig PRIMARY l STANDING AT LEFT: Piper Lee Strang. FIRST Row: Michele Ren6 Pregeant, Elizabeth Chisholm Masters, Sandra Marin Edwards, Frances Blount Dowdey, Jane Wheatley Hyman, Sl-:COND Row fstandingj: Gloria Chappell Crum, Anne Watson Vail. Seated: Stuart Skinner Carr, Mary Elizabeth Whitehead, Dehorah Ann Reinhardt. BACK Row: Mrs. Womble, Linda Parrish Carr, NOT PICTIIRED: Merri Ann Hunt, Denise Ann Wyso, +7 1 WN' wwf' ,fan-Y E.5 '2Hf. 4? -Q Q f 5 5 9 3 .2 9 2 rw. W ,f?+e+gQ2 h U1 fy' Z 'rg 6 Iggy? 1 av-'V' sg-- THE HIT PARADE .SY IJ.-f E X A 5-Wx' 'S' 0 ea Ain't She Sweet? BEST DISPOSITION Mason Henley Fm Always Chasing Rainbows MOST FUN Jane Hubbard School Days, School Days MOST INTELLECTUAL Margaret Deck Tou,re the Tops MOST POPULAR Sally Scherer Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better! MOST TALENTED Ellen Terry Bunnell Take Me Out to the Ball Game MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Shinnick Pm Sitting on Top of the Worlr BEST ALL ROUND Sally Scherer I've Got the World on a String MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lake Robins Lovely to Look At BEST LOOKING Marion Richardson Hail, Collegiate MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Eleanor Lee COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 'sv' .sw 'H f 4 :JE . 4 V :Z I ff - f ' ,fu X .tml 5, N 1 'M i wud- ,, 4-' ' r ,2 ,I , J fm ,. M: i,: Q , nl' nk ' Q. , 'fax ,..L 1 : A --Q W f wrz , ' WA y :Sf , Mg Q X ,X .jf t 4 '4 - Q 1 , Q if-...X ' X . ff' I Q y Q V , 'J' 1 ,ff K ff ..',.J,,,ff ' .4 -9 ,. m -x'1'.'f'.m -51 9 , ... 4 a,i ,j..,, vwrgwm 'N' 5 . 'pffggx ,X V Left Not COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FACULTY JAMES DAY LYNCH Principal 7 to Right: Carolyn Alderman Thornton, Muxieg Kenneth M. Mace, Seventh and Eighth Gradesj Mary Downs Jones, Primary Ig Nancy Wingfield Smith, Primary II,' KMary Chil- drey Shackelford, Kindergarten! Ilg Gertrude Stevens Tennant, Primary 1115 Elizabeth Hardy Poteet, Primary III,' Audrey Kimbrell Black, Musicg Francis Gibbs Phillips, Kin- dergarten Ig Suzanne Roberts, Primary II,' Mary Lancaster Hubbard, Nurseg Etta Watkins Johnson, Administrative Asxistantg Willie Ashlin Wyatt, Artg Jean M. Montgomery, Pri- mary Ig Lucy S. Alexander, Primary I. Pictured: Polly Kittrell Christian, Musieg Elizabeth T. Collins, Olfceg Bernice Dennison -Craigie, Primary IV,' Adelaide E. Crockett. Ojieeg Jeanne B. Johnson, Frenehj Katherine Voshell Keehn, Craftsg Marylyn Keppel, Frenehg Deborah L. Lyday, Primary IV,' Mar- garet Cannon Moore, Cafeteriag Elizabeth Copeland Norfleet, Intermediate I,' Dorothea Bok Staples, Intermediate II,' Frances Barr Turner, Musicg W. Bryant Washburn, Inter- mediate IV,' Catherine Jones Wood, Intermediate IIIg Mary Elizabeth Cooper Wallis, Librariang Nancy D. Evans, Intermediate III. 52 INTERMEDIATE IV ' CountryDay 95 Left to Right: Anne Muse Strickland Dorothy Dale Pritchard Susan Ann Shaffer Coleman Parrish Perrin Elaine Beckwith Hull john T. Fritzlen Mr. Mace David Reno Porter Preston Hampton Haskell Schrade Fred Radtke David Wagener Leary Anne Barrett Davis Ann Maurv Chapman l Sitting: Diane Hedgecock Anne Hunter Larus ,Ioellyn Toler Duesberry Mary Ross Reed Standing: William Haskins Hobson Anne Massey Coleman Virginia Drury Clark Margaret Beverley Caldwell .Vot Pictured: Nancy Joyce Burgess INTERMEDIATE III - CountryDay First Row: M. Johns Gray, III, preridentg Elizabeth Woodhouse Shinnick, secretary: Barbara Gale Burgess, Robert Hugh McPherson, Patricia Lee Margraf, Susan Pepper Davis, William B. Thalhimer, vice-presidrntg George Austin Welchons, Jr. Second Row: William S. Gierhart, tre'a.vurer,' Randolph McLean Allen, Beverly Douglas Taylor, Jr., Carl Marcuson, Jr., Carolyn Tulloh Baker, Heather Ann Hollenbeck, Mary Frances Shetter, Susan Sherwood Larson. Not Pictured: Thomas Leo Fritzler, jr., Ann Humphrey, Mrs. Wood. 54 INTERMEDIATE II ' CountryDay . 'X , 1 3 H V ZX ' f, A s, - wg x'?'iH 'M ' f f R 5' T 'bfi . fs' 359' . M,g S, : , ' ass. ,M Kneeling: james Clarke Perrin, Martha Patteson Converse, Richard W. Wiltshire Jr., vice-prf.vident,' Gregg C. Reynolds, Judith Ann Royer, Cynthia Ann Modisett Edwin Rucker, jr., xfcretary. Standing: Collins Denny White, Jr., Mary Carol jones, Doris Norment Ambrecht Elizabeth Austin Tucker, Linda Drake Hull, Lloyd Arlington Hall, William B Garner, Jr., Barbara Jean Culpepper, George Douglas Hayden, Jr., president, Karen Van Doren, Wirt Laing Bowles, Julie Adams Greene. Not Pictured: Jack Kelly Johnston, Jr., treasurerg Suzanne Repass, Mrs, Staples, 55 INTERMEDIATE I - CountryDay Sitting: Dorothea Claiborne Chapman, vice-presidentg james Harrison Smith, john Thomas Robertson, secretary' Susan Blair Penick, Thomas Fleetwood Garner, Jr., preyidentg Emmett Montrose Avery, III, Stephen Cason Vaughn, tnfasurerq Judith Ellen Corpening, Evelyn Gail Pearsall. Standing: Travis Harris Epes, III, William Seabury Porter, James Michael Cole- man, III. Mary Clifton Ottley, Frederick Clarke Lowden, James M, Cottle, Her- bert Lee Mitchell, III, Robert Hill Crump Seaton, Kathrin Schwarzschild, Gayle William Arnold, William Robert Gray, Mrs, Norfleet, Abigail Norfieet, Clarke H. Crenshaw, Not Pictured: Julia Argyle Rader. 56 + 2 -.i - rig?-,Mae . s ' 29 PRIMARY IV CountryDay Silfings Edward Angus Powcll,j1'. Bvvvrly Langhorne Randolph Lucy Baym- Dudlvy Douglas Capvrton Farlvy Frank Sta-phi-n Drake- Kneeling: Ronald 'l'aylor'Dougan Bvvvrly Thomas Rvams William M. Gottwald Third Row: Lu- Marshall Priu- janf' Fitzgvrald Rvvd Anne' Stvrling Harman Cynthia Flvming Baker Elizabc-th B. Elliott Cartvr Buttrrworth William Harry Schwa rzschild, Fourth Row: David Pratt Frantz Robvrtson He-rshvy Slanding Cleflj: Mrs. Craigie .Not Pictured: Trygvr Lang Lee Sally Nottingham Rica' ,lm-ssica Patton Sands-rs Sillingf Mary Anna Toms Dorothy Lvc Wood Carol Louise' Dodson Lvslim- H. Fll'lSflll'l' David Bruvv Pinfus Roxana Pollard William Rc-cd Pri-ston, jr. f'ni1lFFll1lQ.' David Li-r Montaguv IIJIIIIFS Gilhvrt Pasvo Garnett Mvrryman Bowl-rs Patricia Ann Dui-slwrry john Wallwr Grcgory Marjorie' Louisv Solomon Smna'ing: Bvtty Claire' Hulc'hi'r Shirlvy Marinv Modisctt Emily Ri-id Yvlton Susan Carrington Fry Mrs. Lyday David Milton Hull Not Pirturfd: john Fvnsom Minor' john W. Margraf PRIMARY III Country Day Firsl Row: Lewis Butler Pollard Mary Susan Schmidt Catherine Stuart Walker Langdon T. Christian, IX' Second Row: Gordon F. Penick, III Martin H. Unger, Jr, Elizabeth Mae Coleman joe Fleming Mitchell Third Row: James Morton Graves, III Luther Benjamin Vantrease S. Davis Bowman William Betts Wiltshire William James Wilson Standing: Lucille Pendleton Wyatt Eleanor Derbyshire Shervin Marjorie Dale Hazelwood Mrs. Poteet Victoria 'Darnell Harvey DeWitt B. Casler, III Patrick Russell Lang Martha Jane Clark No! Piclured: Harry S. Gierhart, II PRIMARY III Country Day Kneeling: William Harrison Higgins, III Herbert Carl Lee, Jr, Anne Barksdale Cargill Ann Spencer Niedermayei' William Vaughn Garner janet Fauntleroy Willis Silliny: john Newton Clore lVIarilyn Deans Keppel john Stanard Archer, III Elizabeth Yates Walker Standing on Lefl: Lewis Larus Aver ' V james Roger Mansneld Bullard Daniel Shipley Reed Standing on Righl: Andrew Hurty Sinnickson john Albert Heisler Thomas Tudor Tucker Martha Jayne Donohue Mrs. Tennant Sarah Elizabeth Hall Lucy Gilliam Alexander No! Pictured: joan Hedgecock Meverell B. Van Doren we -My fx 'Ui . Q 'F' -up , A LA kills-3'f Q-wx - Jcsivhf t f PRIMARY ll Country Day lx'nrrli11.g on Crounzii llvlcn Cllalvlvroolx Mary Portvr l'arlu'r john Bt-ll Cartvr Tillit' Ann Phvlps Slmzding ffmnll: Ev:-rc-tt Gunn:-r Afkart pllllllllil Louism' Murrcll john Ashby Chvwning, Jr, Lvl' Barrow Colmnan Miss Rohm-rts On Pipv: Frank Andvrson lvICKr'nm'y Louis Edward Solomon, lll .Xlirv Emily Fritzlvn OnSli1ling Board lroi' 'ro llOTTOMl Barbara Ann Rolwrtson Shirlvy Mitfhvll Mvador llliristoplu-r Dana R. Wilkinson William Savagn- Str-vt-nson N0lPf1'l11r1'r1.' Ruth Willingham Norflvvt Paul Mason Shnford, II Uvorgr' Clifford Kirknlyvr Sarah Nall PRIMARY ll Country Day SIIHIIHIIQ on f:V0ll71Il.' Nl.ll'Q.Zlllil'l Stair l'It'll-llt'l' Mary Kllllll'I'lIll' Flrmw-it .Xllvn Bradshaw Whiti- Katliryn .-Xnn Malonvx' Mrs. Smith Srrmirl Noir: Royal lfuhanla llalwll, lll Nlargare-t lililahcth Hastings Donald Winglivld Richardson Marti Gic'yMill1'r Yirginia llarvix' Stcw-ns lwslim- Latlirop Rm-d Ri-ln-rr.: Kvrn Dougan 'I fllrlll Ie01l'.' Roh:-rt .-Xrrlic-r Wilson, lll Rohm-rt Craig Woods .Xrthur D, vl'll0IIlAlS, tlliarlrs C, vllllLlllllIlll'l', ji, NN'illian1llrislvrlllorm- .lohn Douglas Fry, r. Rug:-r lirookm- :Xrnoltl .Vol PI-l'fllIl'l1.' lililalwth Anm' Mass:-x PRIMARY I ' CountryDay M... n M,MM - Q Z tg 9' 1 ,- 7 , it tw3?F'.,'f 3- 2? Q Q Mm sit k First Row: Deborah Jenkins, Ann Ervin Pearsall, Frederick Gray Pruitt, Lucy Fon- taine Werth, Sally Cameron Harrison. Second Row: Edward W. Ware, III, Mrs. Alexander, George Wilson Moore, Deb- orah Durkee Smith, G. Franklin Pendleton, III, Marable Hunter Deyerle, Deb- orah Lang, John Martin Roberts, Charles Russell Robins, III, Lynn Wingfield. J, Scott Osborne, III, Third Row: Elizabeth R. Shannon, David Charles Forrest, jr., Letitia Clore, .Yol Pirturfd: Thomas F, Pendleton, IV, 60 K W lfgnkwigd Q 'W fr-lf. ev M it ., Q , -, -. f 1+ f 5-' 3' 5'f t gf if . I -' f ..5i , g f ffl., , - ' ' 5 sp V' -gi, . 'fi 'W ,. b ,M .6- , I. 2' .M 'Ig' PRIMARY I ' CountryDay . ..... Q Firxt Row: Susan Dorr Pastore, Linda Elizabeth Cabell, Clarke Pembroke Willis, Janette Shaw Coleman, Julian Tyler Luck, Jr. Standing: Guy R. Friddell, III. Sfcond Row: Richard B. Elliott, jr., james Davis Harrison, III, Nelson Carter Polland. Third Row: George Caldwell Lynch, Robert Henry Pratt, Jr., Anne Kathleen Finne- gan, Kathleen Mansfield Bullard, John Parrish Hill, Charles E, B, Glenn, Lisa Polk Herron, Mrs, Jones, Ashby Ilridgforth Allen, jr., Laura Moore Hall, Ellen Ann Thalhimer. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Lee Schmidt, Katherine Hawes Tyler, 61 PRIMARY I - CountryDay Sitting: Bonnie Lynn Black, Diane Lee Thompson, Katherine Clare Meyers, .Ioan Valentine Moore, Lacy Wynne Williams, Carolyn Carneal, Elizabeth Anne Fisher, Meredith Kyle Poindexter. Standing: David Meade White, HI, Samuel Richard Waddell, Mark Lane Radtke, Robert Carter Gates, Stuart Cray Schmidt, Jr., W, Lee Christian, James T. Gottwald, Earl Bryson Powell, Julia Ann Donohue, Mrs. Montgomery. Not Pictured: Charles Wade Hulcher, David Wickham Kirkpatrick, Jr., Patricia Ann Moss, Jane Warren Wright. 62 KINDERGARTEN I ' CountryDay Fin! Row: Lewis Franklin Powell, III, Wilson Montgomery Brown, III, Patricia Lee Peters, Laura Cabell Miller, Robert Leslie Thalhimer, Anne Warren Kirkmyer Srrmzd Row: Nancy Swain Cox, Mary Warren Montague, Zoe Ann Green, Mrs. Phillips, Tina Gianoulis, Malcolm Pitt Friddell, Samuel Spencer Jackson, jr., Ferry Phillips Starke, -lohn Edward Hamner, III, Earl Massey Wood, jr., Thom- as Mansfield Moore, Barbara Joyce Pincus, Elizabeth Dale Pruitt, Rebecca War- ren en, Yo! Pirtufed: Robert Albion Repass, Henry Luebbert Wilton, KINDERGARTEN II CountryDay Firxt Row: Carolyn McEldowney White. Mary Cameron Glenn, Robert Ashton Starke, William Barker Woods, Robert Chambers Lindermann, Second Roze: Ernest Merritt Keppel. -Iohn Meriweather Frayser, jr., Kable Enslow Holland, Ann Ryland Heisler, Florence Tomlyn Barns, Third Row: Margot Derring Keppel, Franklin Harvey Stone, Katherine M. Pasco, II, Watson Odean Powell, III. Fourth Row: Mrs. Shackelford, james Dixon Phillips, Charles Lorraine Cab- ell, Charles Edward Nicdermayer, III. Frederick Warren Wilson. No! Pirrtured: Allston Gibbes Bailie, jr.. William Bertie Correll, George Paul Cox. I l-Bun ORGANIZATIONS ? T bf? J? 'l'0llUll TAFF KAYE BRINKLEY Assistant Editor AGNES CUTCHINS Business Manager MF -ff! -A? 3' -ff 4 , MARTHA Honsnav Assistant Editor fag A wi ELLEN BUNNELL Art Editor RANDY ALLEN ANNE WALKE TNT' n Miss MOON Country Day Representative Senior Representative Faculty Adviser 65 LAKE ROBINS Editor MAnoo1' Dzcx Business Manager JOHN Fnrrz1.nN Country Day Representative UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Left to At Collegiate we have always felt that the students are capable of governing themselves. The Student Council, which is the governing body of Collegiate, is, therefore, elected by the Student Association, of which every girl at Collegiate is a member. The purpose of this organization is to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizenship, promote harmonious relations throughout the entire sehoolg improve school morale: assist in the management of the school, provide orderly direction of school activities, and promote the general welfare of the school. Right: Judy Keehn, sophomore represerzlativeg Connie Kennon, junior representative: Sally Scherer, prexidentg Mrs. Coleman, adviserg Connie Rucker, correxponding secre- tary,' Mary Madelyn Robison, freshman reprexentativeg Anne Gordon Dickerson, recording ucretaryg Nancy Johns, senior reprexentatiue. 66 xx lx JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL 'I'he purpose of the Junior Student Council is the same as that of the Senior Council to promote thc general welfare of the school. Its members are elected by the students of the Intermediatc School, and its functions are similar to those of thc Senior Student Council. lmll lo Right: Annu' Gray 'I'urncr, rfcnrdiny secretary: Leigh Wilson, eighth grade representa- liveq Kay Rucker, prfsirlentq Mrs, Ferncyhough, adviser: Roberta Brent, vice-presi- dent: Iillen Brcmncr, sixth grade representativeg Suzanne Wclchons, Upper School representative: Mary Hays Leepcr, Nth grade representative. Sq 1 I 6 N : ' K f E . 3 I Q 3 I I 5 , ' I i l N I I 34 I is ' f H ' It b V g Q I 3 , - X L 4 E I I .. 'wwf e l .W ,.. i Q 67 STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTEES Seated: Mrs. Coleman, Student Government adviser, Standing: Peggy Tilghman, chairman of the Study Hall Committee: Nancy Johns, chairman of Not The The The The the Library Comrnitteeg Anne Walker, chairman of the Assembly Committee: Kaye Brinkley, chairman of the Point System Committee. Pictured: Martha Horsley, chairman of the Rules Comnzitteeg Mrs. Rudasill, adviser. Library Committee: Deane Hotchkiss, Jo Ellen Redford, Margot Deck, Anne Lloyd, Renny Butterworth. Assembly Committee: Patsy Chewning, Anne Gordon Dickerson. Point System Committee: Lake Robins, Margot Deck, Eleanor Lee, Mary Madelyn Robison Rules Committee: Peggy Shirmick, Connie Kennon, Judy Kc-ehn. 68 THE HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is made up of the presidents of the four upper classes, mem- bers of the National Honor Society, the President of the Student Council, the Headmistress, and a faculty adviser. The Council tries cases which involve vio- lations of the Collegiate Honor Code. It meets in secret and keeps no perma- nent records. Front Row: Courtney Munford, Beth Hirschler, Margaret Shinnick, Martha Horsley, Anne Gary Walker, Mason Tyler Henley. Second Row: Lake Robins, Kaye Brinkley, Mrs. Coleman, Faculty Advixerq Mrs. Flippen, Hend- mixfre.rs,' Sally Scherer, Betty Rives Smith. 69 1 THE Sitting: S Standing: MATCH Collegiate's newspaper, THE MATCH, is edited and published by the Sophomore class. Five issues, which consist of material contributed by both the Town School and Country Day, are published annually. usan Williams, editorg Mrs. Fuquay, adviser. Mary Lou Laird, Country Day editorg Catherine Carson, art editorj Barbara Porter, assistant editorj Grace Whitehead, lower school editorg Joyce Flippen, business man- agerg Miss Tanner, adviserj Trudi Askew, sports editorg Barbara Munsch,Jane McDaniel, typists. Kew ,- V xxx 70 GIFT AND WELFARE The Gift and Welfare Committee conducts all the charitable activities at Col- legiate. During the year it raises money for many different charities and supports a Korean orphan. Thanksgiving baskets of food are given to institutions and Christmas presents are sent to underprivileged children. Slnnding: Vicki Angell, Susan Reinhardt, Evangeline Gianoulis, Virginia Williams, Margaret Coons, Mason Henley, chairman: Sidney Kelley, Maria Wornom, Ashley Boyer, Con- nie Whittet, Ann Summers. Second Row: Barbara Bailey, Molly Waddell, Wheatley Hyman, Mrs, Riley, adviser: Piper Strang, Virginia Whitehead, Chris Ziebe, First Row: Paris Tirone, Betsy Conner, Marilyn Neil, Bonnie Sue Tureman, 2 ..... wg I - .Wa xiii-i 71 THE LOWER SCHOOL COMMITTEES Left to Right: Ethel Fultz, eo-chairman of the Library Commilteeg Martha Laird, eo-chairman of the Library Committee, Frances Shinnick, chairman of the Cafeteria Committee and the Axsembly Committeeg Libby Coleman, chairman of the Health Council. The Lower School Library Committee: Martha Blake, Susan Winfree, Anne Pinnell, Virginia Jones, Ann Wortham, Dottie McDowell, Susan Kemp, Jody Jette The Cafeteria Committee: Daria Troubetskoy, Katherine Henley, Priscilla Belt, Charlotte Har- rison, Terrell Jackson, serretaryg jane Howard, treaxurerg Nancy Unger. The Axxembly Committee: Cordelia Harrison, Carolyn Gray, Martha Laird, Ethel Fultz, Bar- bara Ann Kemp, Anne Gray Turner. I I 72 THE COLLEGIATE COMMITTEE The main purpose of the Collegiate Committee is to promote pride in the appear- ance of the school. It is also in charge of social functions and activities not Spon- sored by a class or another committee. During the year it sponsors the Christmas Bazaar and the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. Sitting: Katherine Mitchell, Betsy jo Vic-ner, ,Io Ellen Redford, Slanding: Evaline Hensley, Johnel Poffenbf-rger, Jane Hubbard, shairman, On Ladder: Virginia Brent, julia Prather. Not Pictured: Mrs, Wilson, adviser. 73 FLOWER,G First Row: Second Row: Not Pictured: IRLS FLOWER GI Agnes Cutchins Nancy Roberts Hazel Bethea Evaline Hensley Peggy Tilghman Susan Sawyer Diane Britton Betty Rives Smith Deane Hotchkiss Sally Sutherland RLS Margaret Ann Deck Scottie Wall Maria Wornom Connie Kennon Mary Lou Laird Susan Williams Patsy Chewning Ina Jones SENIORS Martha Horsley Carol Lane Jefferson Dardi Epps Betty Hunt Sally Scherer Lake Robins jo Ellen Redford Anne Lloyd Ann Hervey Anne Walker Kaye Brinkley Mason Henley Ellen Terry Bunnell Anne Bostwick Peggy Shinnick Nancy johns Jane Hubbard K.K.K. The K.K.K, is a scvrct organization voinposvtl of scniors, thru' tappcd on Class Day and thrvc in thc' fall of thvir senior yvar. Only thvsc six girls know thc nwan- ing of thc' thru' KR, thc' functions, and lllt' qualifications for nicinhcrship in thc' rluh. nnrling: Anna- Walk:-r, Kayv Brinklvy, Martha llorslvy, Lulu' Robins, jam' Huhlxarcli 75 .Ja Q E ak? 3 V-12 x ibkx M xjxi .4 ' X Q if 3. f 2 e 2 3 5 X E 5 L I, , -.1 1 -, - 2 A E x. , Q Q 5 5 A3 2 1 1 y S Q f U ii Y K' ig.-in 1 33 5 ,, xi- W 51-Q, .,' 'fn - iff 4 we M m S . . ' 1 ,.Qf'Z:iv-. ' LW-MMM L X f Y w'L. 'f -mi-.,..,mmm ---,.. ,, qiiwfi. gjzjlg 2 , K kk Y6N.,.,mNSVX 5 I K i-Q, Y ' , k A vw 1 8- m MQ 1 .El .W M. ,Mk 3 xl 4 Q CHAPEL CHOIR Firsl Row: Peggy' Vluilghlllilll, B1-th Ilirs1'hlc'r, Bvtty .'X!'T1lSI1lilh, Jo Ellvn Rvdford, -IZIIH' Sidnvy Broth:-rs, Connim' Kvnnon, Dm-unc' Hotchkiss. Second Row: Carol Lam' jrffrrson, Ann H1-rvvy, Nancy Robvrts, Ashlry Boyz-r. r 77 THE FRENCH CLUB L'Le Cercle Versaillesj, Collegiate's French Club, is composed of students taking third or fourth year French. Meetings are held twice a month. One is a business meetingg the other is a social meeting. The club invites natives of France to speak on their country, sees movies about places in France, and corresponds with students there. Fin! Row: Anne Bostwick, Ina Jones, Archer Lee Hannah, Peggy Tilghman, Anne Gary Walker. Second Row: Peggy Shinnick, presidentg Mrs, Coleman, Miss Juliet Woodson, Miss Tanner, advixersg Marion Richardson, vice-prexident. Third Row: Martha Horsley, Scottie Wall, Suzanne Welchons, Dianne Britton, Nancy Roberts, Margot Deck, Lake Robins, Evaline Hensley, Connie Kennon, No! Pictured: Mason Henley, secretary-treasurer. 78 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT MiniaturePageant MADONNA: Betty Whitt-head JOSEPH: Gloria Crum Town School Pageant MADONNA: Sally Scherer JOSEPH: Jane Hubbard Country Day Pageant MADONNA: Francie Shetter JOSEPH: john Fritzlen A m l V i 1 79 SENIOR PLAY Qle CSM uv FERENC MOLNAR Directed by: MRS. GEORGE OSBORNE Business Advisers: MRS, BERNARD RILEY, Miss KITTY JACKSON SITTING! Arsene , . Symphorosa .,,,, Princess Beatrice Alexandra .......... ..., E A Princess Maria Dominica. George ......,, STANDINGS Lackeys ..,,, ,, , Hussar ...,........,, , ..... Father Hyacinth, .. A Dr. .Nicholas Agi . Prince Albert... Countess Elderly .. Hussar ...... A Caesar .. Colonel Wunderlich... Count Lutzen ...... , , A Anne Bostwick . ,,.Lake Robins ...,,,Martha Horsley ..Mason Henley . Nancy Johns Kaye Brinkley Anne Walker, Betty Hunt A .,., , A ....., Jane Hubbard , ..... ...... P eggy Shinnick Ellen Terry Bunnell .. , Sally Scherer . I .. , Dardi Epps Carol Lane Jefferson ,, Anne Lloyd Ann Hervey Jo Ellen Redford 80 MAY DAY N1AX'Ql'I'1If1N Prggy Shin Mir I. MAI!! OF Ilnmm l,11lw'Rul1i1lx t1Ul'R'l' 'l'll1'.S'1'rllm Iflax :fi ATHLETICS Q5 kg C' J if Q-6 , , lr as X K P W. Fin! Row: Susan Materne, Susan Dortch, Ann Harlan, freshman reprexentarive: Nancy Wil- liams, xecrefaryg Peggy Tilghman, Green Team captain. Second Row: Eleanor Lee, Gold Team cnplriinq Ann Lloyd, Jenior representrlrive: Betty Hunt, presidenl. Third Row: Ann Harwood, xophomore represenfaliveg Peggy Shinnick, Hockey captaing Betty Jane Stone, Hockey manayefg Nancy Sheriff, vice-pfexidentq Connie Kennon, head cheerleaderg Sally Sutherland, junior represenrnfive. The Athletic Council has representatives from each class in the Upper School. Also the Green and Gold Captains, the head cheerleader, and the captains of the hockey and basketball teams attend the meetings. This committee sponsors the Green and Gold competition and makes improvements in the athletics at Collegiate. ATHLETIC COUNCIL 83 Left to Right: Clay Brumback, Margaret Anne Deck, Eleanor Lee, Peggy Tilghman, Deane Hotchkiss, Ellen Bunncll, Mary Carrington, Martha Hoxtlcy, Peggy Shinnick, cap- taing Penny Armstrong, Judy Keehn, Suzanne Welchons, Sally Scherer, A TEAM HOCKEY 84 Standing: Barbara Munsch, Mary Lou Laird, Jane Hubbard, Betty Hunt, Betty Arrasmith, Bvtty Jam' Stonv, managerg Nancy Shi-riff, Miss Chapman, coach. Silfiny: Ginny Ewing, Ann Harwood, joycf Flippvn, Annf' Summrrs, Marin Wornom, Susan Williams, Sally Suthc-rland, Rcyn Florancv, No! Pictured: Annc' Walker, captain. n B TEAM HOCKEY 85 Left to Right: Clay Brumback, Judy Keehn, Peggy Shinnick, Margaret Anne Deck, Betty Hunt captaing Jane Brothers, Mary Carrington, Peggy Tilghman, Ginny Ewing. A TEAM BASKETBALL 86 1 B Silfing: Martha Horsley, Renny Butterworth, Agnes Cutchins Trudx Askew Ann Harlan Mary Strother, Nancy Cargill. Sranding: Penny Armstrong, Connie Rucker, Grace Whitehead, Barbara Porter Miss Chapman coach. B TEAM BASKETBALL First Row: Judy Kfchn, Anne Bostwick, Mary Carrington, Serond Row: Penny Armstrong, Sidney Kfllry, Martha Horslc-y, Peggy Shinnick, Suzanne' Welchons, Susan Williams. TENNIS HOPEFULS 88 A 1:51 ' 922 - E ,-.5 Slandiny: Cznthvrinc' Carson, Conniv Kcnnon, Mary Donnzm Todnmn Sitlinlu: Gray Wiltshirv, Emily Redford, Susan Sawyc-r. CHEERLEADERS w W 3 X f I x I 0 1 1 ADNIERT x 5 E 9 I L D f I .LL f Y 5 J' 1' . gsm f 1551: it r uf' H . A : Qs: 'I .1. A w. 'a 1 s . . . I .5-., ., , . I 5: .15 f L . , AS -,F gf KE .lv A , ' A - - 1 v . , 5 37 . .4 ., , -. rp 1 .L ' 4-' . 1. 43 ADVERTISERS IN THE 1 958 TORCH Abbott, Proctor Bt Paine Addison Cleaning Co., Inc. Andrews and Parrish, Contractors Anthony, joseph F. Anthon , joseph G. Art, Gill' and Mirror Mart Bailey's Mobil Service Baker-Cockrell Agency Barksdale Memorial Theatre Beacon Drive-In Bellevue Pharmacy Ben Franklin 5-10 Best Fumiture Co., Inc. 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Twv :ORS CATOGNVS TURNER CLEANERS M A R K E T 1323 w. Main sneer l7ii E. Franklin Street T I n S Telephone Elgin 5-7365 C H O I C E M E A T S R T Evening Wear Our Specialty RALPH FULCHER P p .,......,. El E1 ........................................................................... REXALL VILLAGE GRAHAM BROTHERS 2 3 C5eneraIC2ontractors DRUG STORE '33 3' Highland Springs RICHMOND. VIRGINIA Hmm. Emma bmumnmumn ..... wmmmwmwmmmmm 125 KM I x !! - Q. hx Gooc5 Gr-Ie? , Uno.:-Xie Env-own WGJFC Q.lr'rwo'5l' Ivnmg-5 2 El .,....,.m.,E Bunn. lnunnnlnnllnunununuunl nnununuunum uuuuuuunnunnnuunnuxuuuuul un mf Fresh Compliments of SOUTHERN F U E L o I L ' R uNcoRPoRA1so 'V--'. 1Aq S 3 .-.'.... ' .4,. , ..1-1.., f-iilil .:1. ,,,,i.,,, Q ....... ..................,.... .Z..... .,.1,....,. .1..... umuuu runnin? ?nununu--nu mm. HASTINGS GRAY REALTY f E CORPORATION 'ding 'ilinmnz Y 406 West Grace Street I 581 'I Patterson Avenue Richmond, Virg inio Mllton 3-7421 127 -S Z mes or XA, Sm SEHNPKR wrammrw' f xiii?- ffn ,LM -.ff EJ ----- -- --------- mm BOWLES' MARKET 8405 W. BROAD ST. Fine Foods for Fine Families 107 East Broad Street ROWI.ETT'S FOX a SOHWINN BIOYOLES SPORTING OOODS - TOYS HOBBYCRAFT EVINRUDE OUTBOARD ' MOTORS - BOATS Phone Mllton 4-0303 E1 ------- ------ ----------- - fl El E1............ Compliments of HALL-HODGES COMPANY INCORPORATED ADDISON CLEANING COMPANY Incorporated .JL WK 5-7 South Stafford Ave. wi? Phone Elgin 5-1765 Established 1914 E1 ..... ...........E1 E1 E1 B nunnunnnnunnulnuuuuuuununuu uunnunuuuununnnn E NICK'S HOUSE OF STEAKS 1808 Staples Mill Road SERVICE STATION LUNCHES KELLEY'S SERVICE STATION Norwood Avenue and Brook Road ELgin 5-9885 Compliments of DORSEY SYDNOR Good Luck to the Next Geometry Closs TRIS Compliments of JOE BURGER BITS Have you driven a VOLVO? 1 If not, why not? Compliments of GEORGIAN BEAUTY SALON 315 North Addison Phone Elgin 8-4150 M. B. S. R. V. W. A. H. W. W. Compliments of Elizabeth and Janet Sarah Lee Kitchen Delicacies for the Home, Picnics and Parties 708 W. Grace Street B. L. DUKE General Automotive Service Motor Tune Up a Specialty Over Quarter Century Experience 1301 FLOYD AVENUE Phone ELgin 8-7340 Richmond 21, Va. Compliments of YOUTH TOWN, lnc. 7011 Three Chopt Road Compliments of SHADWELL DRUG CO. Ridge Road and Forest Avenue PATTERSON FOOD CENTER Home of Top Quality Meats Specializing in Fine Foods 5718 Patterson Ave. ATlantic 2-4226 130 BARF! El E Compliments of JOSEPH F. BLACK General Contractor El --------------' El g,Q. 69 Qqb 19405 kea' of gh v' 91,9113 . 1 'A' gy X35 Mas. Fuqunv , 6 Susan 11.69014 ' ' 3u5Or1 Doftm 4 5' 5 ga 0 J' lv 5 wt vb' ' okggx-cc .WQGAQ A ,P 4' CorclEliaH' fp y 0 lil EE G ivan einos, on S' E unsung E Schmidt 8: Wilson, Inc. REALTORS SINCE 1912 Sales ' loans ' Rents ' Insurance Q . G 401 East Franklin Street I' 5, Phone Milton 8-5801 O - 6' ' . X330 : L it if . MEMBERS 0x0 National Association of Real Estate Boards U National Institute of Farm Brokers Virginia Real Estate Association Richmond Real Estate Board Mortgage Bankers Association we aeusve IN RICHMOND nlu llllllllli gunulunu uAnlluIIununuuInnuuulunuunuuu ull un u nulnunum Ennnuununnnluulunnnnuunnuuuununu an Two Good Places to Eat Wright's Town House 5i3 East Grace Street OPEN Ii TO 9 CLOSED SUNDAY Eiv Raleigh Grill Hotel Raleigh 9th 8: Bank Streets OPEN EVERY DAY F ERGUS A. Goonnmcra GILES M. ROBERTSON GODDIN GOODRIDGE AND ROBERTSON 1 NS U R A N 0 E 610 Mutual Building Richmond, Virginia P. O. Box 422 - Phone Mllton 3-6713 132 E um Eununn:nnnnuIunnnrn1nIuluulnununsnnnnuuunnnnunnu E SEMMES AVENUE PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Dial BEImont 2-4541 1 3318 SEMMES AVENUE Whitman's and NunnaIly's Candy F I T Z G E R A L D Plumbing 81 Heating INCORPORATED Mechanical Contractors Route 12 0 Box 254-A RICHMOND, VA. P H O N E S Office .... COIony 6-3681 Home ..... ELgin 8-2719 E1 -.------'-- '----'---f--- rn EI ------'--- ----- ------------ El Compliments To '58 of From '63 T. Frank Flippo I T 81 Sons O DOSWELL, VIRGINIA E ....m... mnuuunm Bun-nun mlm E 133 We wish the best That life can be. Chesson's Beauty Salon 81 Gift Shop 314 East Grace Street 1 MI 4-0359 8514 Patterson Avenue 1 AT 8-3900 Tuckahoe Service Center C. M. Butler, .Ir. 509 FOREST AVENUE ATIantic 8-4348 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of SOME GREENS Beverly Hills Barber Shop 8503 PATTERSON AVENUE At Ridge Road L. S. HUTCHISON Tom-Tom's Restaurant LABURNUM HARDWARE COMPANY JAMES C. SISK The Henry Fan Club ENNIS BROWN'S SERVICE STATION Keys Made 1 Dial Elgin 3-4444 2901 WEST BROAD STREET Compliments of Donald Cooke Company . . . PRINTERS . . . 1423 wesr umm smear Phone: ELgin 5-7824 Compnmems of MAKE YOUR SMART TEEN STOP AT A GRANDFATHER BINFORD'S GARY'S MUSIC SHOP M. B. V. J. 2928 West Cary Street J W One Free Record for Each ' ' C. B. P. B. Ten Purchases A BUSINESS LESSON CADILLAC DRESSMAKING REMODELING 1 ALrERAnoNs Mrs. E. Siegel 208 N. Addison Street Phone ELgin 9-2082 Richmond, Va. Grove Avenue Pharmacy WE DELIVER 4911 GROVE AVENUE Elgin 5-3405 - Eigin 9-5609 BEST wlsHEs FROM A GRANDMOTHER E1 I3 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Smith-Corona, Inc. 5Il WEST GRACE STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Martinette Beauty Salon 709 North Allison Street Elgin 3-6111 Grove Ave. Pure Oil Service Tires - Tubes - Accessories Road Service 4909 GROVE AVENUE Compliments of the Sixth Grade Golds AD FROM A DAD SKIRT-'n-SHIRT Dresses - Sportswear - Accessories 3152 W. CARY STREET Phone Elgin 3-4183 Richmond, Virginia ETTORE BUGATTI A Teen-age Father's Aummobiles Shakespeare Lament: Molshelm Umar:-ions, MY minions, wnsnerone ART mou, mer:-ions? BEACON DRIVE-IN 4209 W. Broad SI. HAMBURGERSI sr-mxssu Westhampton Pharmacy Call Us for Your Drug Needs ICE CREAM - DRINKS - LUNCHES 5813 Grove Avenue ATlontic 2-5413 LAKESIDE LAUNDERTERIA 5404Vz Lakeside Avenue Julia Mildred Harper School of the Dance 35Ii Chamberlayne Avenue fEntronce on Walton Avenuel Phone Elgin 3-4841 Compliments of A P A T R O N Compliments of Capital Chemical Co. of Richmond Compliments of FRANKLIN FUEL OIL CO. Barksdale Memorial Theatre HANOVER TAVERN Hanover Court House, Virginia mn nInunuluunnInunulnuIInununIIIlllunnsulllllllllllll E 135 SALES RENTALS INSURANCE JIM RIDGMAN REALTY COMPANY, INC. 5403 Patterson Avenue VIRGINIA PAINT CO. 3321 W. Broad 1827 W. Broad 1 DuPont PAINT HEADQUARTERS IN RICHMOND ELgin 9-5088 ELgin 9-8605 WE DELIVER Let's Go Bowling . . . It's Great for a Date P L A Y D I U M BOWLING ALLEY 1807 West Broad Street PHONE ELGIN 5-1284 OLD DOMINION CAMERA SHOP Everything Photographic 3126 West Cory Street Elgin 5-5793 RICHMOND 21, ,vA, Compliments of A F A T H E R 'I'here's a HI6H'S store near you 51 Years of Service to Industry Y VIENER METALS Richmond, Va. 136 DARNES' LAUNDERTERIA Try Our Drop-off Service . . . We Do the Work SHAG RUGS 0 1 DAY SHIRT SERVICE Dial ELgin 9-3796 AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES 3532 West Cary Street :nun-nun Rappahannock Fish 8: Oyster Company RETAIL Sea Food of All Kinds at the Right Price I05 North Robinson Street 214 East Grace Street nunsnnnnnnnununuunuuuur nunnuu Londeree and Wollsieffer 5615 Cary St. Road ESSO STATION Phone ATIantic 8-9907 Compliments of JONES 81 ROBINS I W, 52 M. an vi ll Y AW!! cz! c 1' ' Complete Insurance Coverage 4818 Grove Avenue ngin 5-6547 Davenport 8. Company Members New York Stock Exchange III3 East Main Street Phone Mllton 8-1621 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of Dorothy W. Chewning Compliments of REALTOR A FRIEND 404 West Main Street I 5 E ununn Q lluIuInunnlununuununu unnnu null E CHARLES L. TODD III Esso Servicenter Hermitage Road and North Boulevard Phone Elgin 3-5359 The Best Service in Tow ll n To Wanda Cervarich and Jane Hubbard and all the other girls at Collegiate with the sincere wish that all of them will enjoy long life, health, and happiness. wir CAPITAL CITY IRON WORKS METAL FABRICATORS Richmond, Virginia 5 buullnlllnn nunnuunuuunulunlnnnn :nun -E Eunnnnuul nuns E COMPLIMENTS of 0' a WENDELL PowELL ' Climax STUDIO and 'N ' Q 3201 Gnove AVENUE I RICHMOND, VIRGINIA E, ..... ............ .......... ...... El 138 E nuuu lllulunun:nuuulnlunnuluunnrnulnluuunnunnlnunun E Your HEADQUARTERS for Glass ' Mirrors ' Furniture Tops Q Cabinets ' Auto Safety Glass f INSIALLED Q rounosn 1872 B INCORPORATED C . 3300 W. Leigh St. Richmond, Va. Phone EL. 9-3201 mmuuuulmlmu llll'l Q ? '' ' ''' '' ' ' Q 5 Compliments of Julian P. Todd A FATHER 5 El lllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I c2'7!o'cI4f N0 Flowers are Fresher than Ours 208-210 N. FIFTI-I STREET Richmond, Virginia PHONES: DAY MI 3-8435 NIGHT AT 8-0645 : Em nunnnnunnuluuuulrlllnllolll I llllllulllulllllllllll DEMENTI CS-fnlzo Ge: GRACE AT QND STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA DIAL MI 8-9003 i Ep nuunneuunuunnnnulnuuuluuulluuluvuuunl nnu '39 llllllllllllllllllll lllll Compliments of COLONIAL HOTEL COURT Compliments of HENRY B. MITCHELL Compliments of FRANKLIN FOOD STORE Hove Diploma Will Travel Compliments of MOOERS MOTOR CAR CO. B. H. Cobb Lumber Co., Inc YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS SHOPPING CENTER ROBERT o. WALDBAUER C,,mp,imen,,,, REALTY COMPANY Dicl MI H-O-M-E-S A MOTHER MEDICAL SERVICE STORES Incorporated Richmond, Va. WEAVER'S SERVICE STATION 4610 FOREST HILL AVENUE Compliments of JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, JR. Compliments of N.V.C., N.F.W., M.R.K., A.R.B. OTTO Blersch soNs MASTER CLEANERS 8. LAUNDERERS I North Morris Street Elgin 3-4229 Compliments of Q MIKE AND BEAU TIMBERLAKE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Cc P'imen's O' WE MAY DOZE-BUT NEVER CLOSE BELLEVUE PHARMACY 24-Hour Wrecker Service MI 3-4743 E1 ----------------------------------------- ----------------------------- T --------- - -- --------- - ---- - ------------ ----- ---------- EI 140 KIDDIE KORNER In the Park and Shopping Center 3128-30 WEST CARY STREET Phone Elgin 8-4179 Richmond 21, Va. NCompliments of A SENlOR'S POP SHOW STARTS AT CARL'S AUTO SERVICE AUTO REPAIRING Ofliicial Inspection Station 9 O'CLOCK ssos LAKESIDE AVENUE Elgin s-me TUCKAHOE TEA ROOM I Hours 5:30 'til s:oo P. M. C 'P 'e 's f D i'Y' 'mp' 5 M Y A DEFEATED, FATHER sooo cAnv STREET noAo Compliments of Old Dominion Freight Line FORD SALES AND SERVICE LAYFIELD MOTORS, INC. SANDSTON, vmclNlA Getting Ready for College? Expert Tutoring in English - History French Conversation Typing and Editing Telephone Mllton 4-099 CAUGHT AGAIN . . . A FATHER Compliments of A GREAT-AU NT Compliments of WALLACE BARBER SHOP WADE'S DRUG STORE GROVE AVENUE 8. HARRISON STREET Phone Elgin 5-0516 DRUGS AND SANDWICHES FROM US Stratford Hills Beauty Shop in STRATFORD HILLS SHOPPING CENTER Phone BElmont 3-3587 Individual Hair Styling our Specialty 141 ANTIQUES . . . and ANTIQUES OF THE FUTURE SHAMBURGER'S szoa anoox ROAD Compliments of BIGGS ANTIQUES BETTER MILK ' BETTER HEALTH Virginia Dairy Co. The Home of Better Milkn Dial ELgin 5-2838 nun uuuuuuuununun nnunnuuu un Compliments of DAVENPORT AIRLINES INCORPORATED Roast to Coast One of merica's Largest Chil- dren's Dancing Schools - Tap - Bauer - Ban- DANCE SIIIIIIUS room - Acrobatic Sing- ing - Baton. Open All Year - Free Transporta- tion - Semi Private 12-Pupil Cisses - Ah Conditioned Studios fkom Fdun Goins Emi? ' '-3 fi iw ,vi Compliments of A F R I E N D Q Qlnnuunun Compliments of z AFRIEND Eg I5-----nn-nn uw- nunuuunsnunnnnnnnnnn nun: nnnunununu nu-snuuum Mac and Cindy Virginia Insurance Co. Auto - Fire - Casualty 608 NORTH SHEPPARD STREET Phone Elgin 5-7433 Melvin W. Estes E550 SERVICENTER Cleaning and Waxing a Specialty l80l W. BROAD PHONE Elgin 5-9690 Allez Chat! Willey Drug Company Bellevue and Brook Road Elgin 5-4395 BEST FURNITURE CO. 125 west BROOKLAND PARK aivo. Hrunmrune for uv1No Rcndyfs Sporting Goods Walnut Lane Riding Academy 2729 West Broad Street G W BRUCE Telephone Elsie 9-3070 Phone Pioneer 5-5119 Three Weed Fiends 5013 ronesr H111 Avemue Old Dominion Television Corp. OLDEST TV CORP. OF VlRGlNIA PHONE Elgin 9-2479 SOUTHERN BISCUIT CO. F.F.V. We Build Up to Quality . . . Not Down to Price Lacy's Radio 8. TV Service Authorized Auto Radio Repairs 5012 Lakeside Ave. Elgin 5-5728 COMPLIMENTS OF A FATHER Don't go away mod . . Just go away. Compliments of Us Johnson and Hendricks Creative Hair Stylist 3524 west CARY smear Phone Elgin 8-7870 B mn ninnnnunuuuuuuun us nnuunuuuuluuul I llllllll lllll E l TALLEY 81 FLAPLARY ik Excavating Contractors ik' Richmond, Virginia E1 lil COMPLETE LINE of Artists' Materials and Hobby Supplies KGS RIVERSIDE Hardware Co. INCORPORATED 5033 Forest Hill Avenue Phone: ELgin 9-4190 FE' I3 El NQQI lille? CIYE' x best 'lCOKE IS A RKGISYKRED YHRD!-MAI! 1 ' Y DRINK Richmond Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. 'I3'l0 Roseneath Road LEE'S The South's Leading Discount House 821 East Broad Street Dial Mllton 3-6666 0 Radios 0 Phonographs 0 Ranges 0 Typewriters 0 Television 0 Refrigerators o Air Conditioners 0 Small Appliances o Washers and Dryers ni Euuuunun ununuunuunu nuuunnuuun I 44 The Blue Scottie Esso and Auto Repair Oliciel Inspection Station LIBBIE AND PATTERSON AVENUES Collegiate Committee Carol Lane Given: Jane, Carol Lane, Anne L. Con: They're the greatest! Proof: Ask Ina, Nancy R., Jane Anne L. sony Rive, BAILEY'S MOBIL SERVICE Forest Avenue and Lakewood Drive GAS P OIL P ACCESSORIES Childrey Scott 81 Co., Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE III9 Mutual Building WELL-L-L Holland House Florist 5714 Patterson Ave. Richmond 26, Va. Phone ATlantic 2-3823 2096 Discount on Group Orders JlMMY'S BEAUTY SALON JIMMY ckocxsrr 2 -sos-A sm om. se. Mllton a-use 2 The Finest in Beauty Care for Discriminating Women Hey! . . . Don't stop that sneeze! COMPLIMENTS OF THE Seventh Grade Golds THOS. L. JETER 8- SON ENGLISH AND WESTERN SADDLERY Riding Clothes 1 Horsey Gifts IRRIGATION AND CROP DRYING EQUIPMENT JOHNS EQUIPMENT CO. 70I W. MAIN ST. Mllton 3-5894 Farmville, Virginia Q COMPIIMOHIS of Blessed are those who run 2 A MEYER around in circles, for they Q 3 Amo Repairs shall be known as BIG wheels. E Art Gift 8. Mirror Mart ' Good luck, Golds! cusToM FRAMING f RESTORATION REPAIRS 1 ART SUPPLIES 56I0 Patterson Ave. ATlantic 2-3378 5 E lun uuuuuuluuuulullulluuluuusuuluuuuuununuuusunnlulsnusm I Ilunununnnnununnnnnnuiunun:uuullunlunullunlul ATKINSON 81 HOWARD Skipwith Esso Servicenter 2 h DRUGGISTS MI 9095 Skipwith Road at Broad Street Road 930 Non Ave' 3- Emergency Road Service SPRINGER DRUG COMPANY pickup and pelivery 23rd and Venable MI. 8-5889 Phone ATluntic 2-7055 FRG M I J. L. Culpepper 8g Co., Inc. Distributors of Wise Potato Chips Puliin Biscuits Mrs. FiIbert's Mayonnaise and Margarine Compliments of Richmond Restaurant Service Thanks, Golds, for everything! llsoupyll JOSEPH G. ANTHONY 202 DUNDEE AVENUE BEImont 3-3627 Richmond, Virginia Home msuumou James G. Rose Company AMERICAN auiuamo Mllton 4-oi io En souvenir de Deane Hotchkiss qui a quitte ce monde pour une meilleure vie en Suisse. COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND Compliments of the BOWIM SOCIETY Compliments of FIVE GREENS Compliments of TWO JOHNNY REBS Carol Lane Martha Two or Three? That is the question! Compliments of Sash Door 8- Glass 1 Savedge Cleaners 8a Dyers Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing NONE BETTER 3106 West Cary Street Dial Elgin 5-3258 Richmond 21, Va. E lununlnuuulnllnuu llllllllllllllllllllll u lllllulllllll lllll llnllll E RANNY'S Esso Servicenter 4400 Grove Avenue Richmond, Virginia Elgin 5-9670 A. L. LORRAINE HARDWARE CO. Incorporated Lowe Bros. Paints House Furnishings Sporting Goods 3l I4 WEST CARY STREET Dial ELgin 5-9101 . Compliments Compliments of of H UGH SAWYER Richmond Radio Shop 'II2 North Belvidere Street The Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York BEST WISHES from CINDER BLOCK CO. OF RICHMOND INCORPORATED BUDDY LONG'S Greasing- Washing- Simonizing- 3300 W. Cary St. Elgin 5-2258 MERCHANTS DELIVERY Incorporated WE DELIVER THE GOODS I Serving our community W. R. L. SMITH 81 BRO. Incorporated for twelve years Reclllors 1400 BROOK ROAD 507 East Main Street RICHMOND, VA. B Nunn ,,,,,,,,,nn.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,...u.u unnnlnlnununuuunnnunuuluunnunuuaunuuuu nn B I E lunuu uuunuulum E E Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Collegiate Class of '58 from JOSEPH F. ANTHONY if? Real Estate, Insurance Bonds ik 18 N. NINTH STREET Phone Mllton 8-5865 E uuuuu unulnnllm E uuun nnnunnm COMPLIMENTS OF A FATHER OF THREE COLLEGIATE GIRLS B nunun nunnnnum l KC Richmondiv Most Complete Food Store THE PARK FOODLAND 509 North Meadow Street Richmond 20, Virginia F ree Delivery Order Phone ELgin 9-2456 Bookkeepefs Phone ELgin 8-7682 It's The Clover Room In Richmond Eva, nnnuuuuuluunuunnn nnnuuuunnuunuunu 4031 MacArthur Ave. Elgin 3-1491 Earl R. Thomas Auto Service Sanders Brothers Co. Incorporated FOR A REAL CLEANING and SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE Westhampton Cleaning Co. au ubba. Av.. - Atlqnfac 2-2755 one on ssnvics MarIette's Beauty Salon F 8- R Crown Service CHESSON'S BEAUTY A GIFT SHOP A Mother - A Friend A Trial Makes a Customer at BiII's Barbecue 927 MEYERS STREET 5805 W. BROAD STREET LOVER BOY Compliments of J. A. Auto Financing GFC Corporation 1211 W. Broad St. McConnell 8. Co., Realtors Specialists in West End Properties 8540 PATTERSON AVENUE Business: AT. 2-5401 RES: AT. 2-4965 Compliment: of Sutherland-Brown Funeral Home, Inc. Boulevard and Kensington Avenue Womble-Robertson Paint Store EVERYTHING IN ART SUPPLIES and Raw Oak Picture Frames 8138 W. Cary St. Elgin 3-0021 Compliments of a Friend IMA NUTT comrumems or AN ANCESTOR Westover Beauty Box 4807 Forest Hill Avenue Elgin 5-4444 Road Service and Light Repair Work Westhampton Esso DUCKHARDT BROS. 5805 Grove Avenue ATIantic 8-9889 Richmond's Most Beautiful Furniture Store MEYERS FURNITURE CO. za ww uma so. Mm... 3-2854 W llllll lllllllllllllllllll llllrll IIllIlullulluulunlulnunu unu:nunuunlnuuuluueu unuuuuuuuluunu E I E unununun llnnnuuulnuuununuu nunnqnmm mlnnnunn.. H' E The House ol Quality 81 Service I. P. Martin, Poultry WHOLESALE Freshly Killed Fancy Dressed Poultry Federal 81 State Graded Eggs SERVING INSTITUTIONS ' GROCERS HOTELS ' RESTAURANTS PROMPT DELIVERY Dial Ml. 3-8613 or MI. 3-1313 1208-I0 East Cary Street For o HOME Big or Small Coll JOE CALL J. B. Coll Jr. 81 Co : lNcoRPonA1so . ATIantic 8-I 913 5 huuunuu nun: mm nun-m-Q Qnnn--nu umm Compliments of LAIRD'S NURSERIES Compliments of PAUL H. PUSEY 1241 W. Broad Street 150 Compliments of Judith Ann Breit and Carol Ann Newell Breit Compliments of Collectors' Old Book Shop Rare and Out-of-Print Books Compliments of Our Shop Bon Air, Virginia R E. B. BLANTON, INC. V.A.B. M,M.R. . . . Studebaker: . . . E.B.R. E 520 W. BROAD STREET P.A.C. JIG-wi E Phone Mllton 4-4524 Richmond 20, Ve. GENE LAND Bessie A. Pleasants piano Technician REAL ESTATE and LOANS Elgin 8.8067 North slfeel Compliments of Compliments of LABURNUM PHARMACY A L B E R T Incorporated ' 3 EAST LARURNUM AVENUE Stuart Circle Fountain Service Compliments of HARwooD BROTHERS, inc. Richmond e Roanoke Compliments of Andrews 8. Parrish Contractors Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 Compliments of LAFAYETTE FOGDLAND 1007-T009 LAFAYETTE sT. s 8524 Patterson Ave. Compliments of S National Service Corp. g of Richmond, Virginia I Garnett s Esso Servicenter 3101 W. BROAD STREET Phone Elgin 8-5349 ISI f WGA S 5 in W ,, , 8 f 'wQ ,, Q ff' rL 5 w bf f 1 TT. E , jj xi f 4' -3' 1 V' x ' m ' X I QRS, CARROLL'S SHOE STORE P-F GYM SHOES 5035 FOREST HILL AVE. Morton's Economy Market s. M. Monrou I. c. Poiuuw Phone Elgin 5-9111 Hyman Bros. Pontiac, Inc. 1016-20 N. BOULEVARD ELGIN 9-3231 BURNETT'S SPORTSWEAR On the Mall o Willow Lawn The Little King Compliments of The Rolling Pin Bakery and Pastry Shop 2732 West Broad Street Compliments of FOY'S PHARMACY THE SHENANDOAH Allen Ave. and Grace St. Elgin 3-2342 HAMLET CLEANERS 2337 West Broad Elgin 5-3680 Thomas G. Powell Successor to Marvin F. Pollard Co. Orthopedic and Surgical Appliances 411 WEST BROAD STREET KELLEY'S, INC. Exclusive Gifts 5047 FOREST HILL AVENUE Elgin 5-4104 Elgin 5-2341 Lafayette Variety Store 1010 Lafayette Street Five Freshmen Cheramy, Debbie, Druie, Eileen, Penny RALPH H. DUDLEY, INC. VASSAR'S SERVICE CENTER Realtor GC' ' ol' 5705 Grove Avenue Atlantic 8-2871 Tim ',,::22'seLviiSf 'l fOpposite Westhampton Theatrel 3547 WEST CARY STREET Compliments of Two Golds nu nunuunnuunuununuui I Paul 8. Brooks Hairstylists PermanentWaving - Tinting Cutting - Styling 5604 PATTERSON AVENUE ATIantic 2-5485 luuunnnnlunununnunnunnlnnnl:null I C'est Ia vie! nunluun:uununnuunnuunuunnnnuununnnnulllu Compliments of Lafayette Beauty Salon 1008 LAFAYETTE STREET Dial ELgin 5-1996 Richmond Office Supply Co. OFFICE OUTFITTERS sw-sis E. Mean sr. Mum 4-4025 WYATT FLORIST 3200 Idlewood Avenue PHONES: Day ELgin 5-3087 1 Night Ploneer 6-2784 STAINBACK AND KERR Gulf Service Station 3021 WEST CARY STREET Elgin 5-am RAWLINGS 8i COMPANY Home Builders 16 Bollingbrook Street Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS ATHLETIC COUNCIL Hey, Ladies, Rock! Save Your Money! The South Will Rise Again SUBURBAN CITIES SERVICE 2221 Staples Mill Road Phone ELgin 3-5738 Richmond, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF THE River Road Elite RIDGE HARDWARE CORP. 8516 PATTERSON AVENUE Beverly Hills Shopping Center Phone ATIantic 2-1292 Lipford Printing Co., Inc. Photo-0ITset 1 Letterpress 602 EAST MAIN STREET Telephone Milton 8-2683 MEASE PHARMACY 1039 WEST GRACE STREET Phone Elgin 8-3497 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA I Compliments of Some Greens A SIGN OF GOOD PRINTING 01 IGX I Q ., I wg 0 . C KM Eivfesvfej s xdNr THE PRESS OF WI-IITTET df SHEPPERSON RICHMOND ' VIRGINIA TELEPHONE M13-3579 Q , 1 ,, ..w,,, A , fe :lf lf' 51553, wixfqlf ffl 452 Q, I K 0 ' gf' f f EL - Q x i JJ Q i