Deep Creek High School - Hornet Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

. ' Qs-,, .llglllljlj I Ib 5 WEEK HIEH 5 R .l.U,,Q ,av y ' L FF' Published fhnrxk Sen1or Class Of 1954 veafw -, ' ' ' ,ws Il :Gun man if Q vp' ,,.. Q '4 X C2 0' U 226660 fion The Senior Class, wishes to express their esteem to the sponsor of this Annual, whose enthusiastic leadership and guidance have been an asset throughout the school. It is with a deep sense of gratitude that we dedicate the 1953-54 edition of The Hornet to Mr. HerbertA. Philips. Z .fgclminiafrafion Y u MR. W. LEON JONES Principal in MRS, DORA C, RAINEY MRS, BERTIE CAREY Secretary 3 Lunchroom manager arenf-.Zac em ddociafion MRS. J. E. WHITE-'ORD President MRS. JUSTEN B. CAHOON MRS. RAY M. LOLLAR MRS. J. T. JONES Vice President Secretary Treasurer .SZAOJ Hmm! QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mr. B. M. Williams, Chairmang Mrs. Sue N. Sawyer, Clerkp Mrs. E. G. Middleton, Vice ChairmangMr. C. E. Russellg Mr. A. E. Roachg Mr. H. C. Paxson, Jr., Assist. Supt.gMr. E. H. Evertong Mr. Herman A. Hall, Jr. 9 Mr. E. W Chittum, Supt. g Mr. H. C. Barnes, Assist. Supt. MRS, CLAUDE BANDY, IR, MISS EVELYN V. BLACKWELL Virginia lntermont College B, M, William and Mary University of Rochester Third Grade Music MISS ELIZABETH BILISOLY B. A. Texas Western College English, Spanish MRS, MAGGIE W, BOHANNON MRS, ESTHER DIAN BURROWS University of Georgia University of Washington Seventh Grade B, A. First Grade ROBERT H. BROWN B, A, Psychology Randolph-Macon College Head, Coach, History, Science MISS ILENA MAE CRUISE FRANK CAMPBELL Lynchburg and William 8L Mary Mary Washington College Sixth Grade MRS. NELL P, CASTEEN B, S. Longwood College English and Social Studies Mathematics Cornpliments of FRANCES A. GAY FUNERAL HOME CRADOCK FLORAL COMPANY SWAIN SHELL SERVICE STATION J. M. HOFFMAN IDN ' ,L -1- 1 1- iQ- fur 26 4.3 Z. It iig- ,.,,, 0016? MRS. NETTIE B. CULPEPPER Longwood College MRS, ZELMA H, DAWSON Meredith College Second Grade B. A. Mathematics and English MISS ETHEL M, DEAL MRS, FLORENCE EOREHAND Madison B. S. Education Fifth Grade Lynchburg Ei Madison College English MISS BERNICE LOVE DISHMAN B. S. Radford College Health, Physical Education MISS JACOUELINE GOLDSTEEN MRS. ADALINE HATFIELD New York University Glenville State and Fifth Grade Fairmont State College Third Grade FELIX F. HARDIN Cincinnati Conservatory of Music William and Mary Band 4 z. T 'Ex MRS. MAIDIE WADE HOGGARD Chowan College .,,,, Sixth Grade MRS. ANGELINE N. KEITH B. A. Education University of Kentucky Second Grade JACKSON MRS. GUYRENE MCAFEE B. A. Arizona State College Business Education, Speech MRS. CONSTANCE MARSHALL MISS ELIZA BETH PARKER MRS. LELIA S. B. S. S Radfford I Librarian J. H. KELLY. JR. B. A. University of Virginia Mathematics 2 B. S. Education Longwood College Home Economics MRS. AMELIA MILES A. B. Virginia Intermont College Second Grade B. S. 8LB. A. M. A. Westhampton University of Richmond MRS. MARGARET MOORE 451 'uv Z' 3. University of Maryland Business Education Corn Iiments of P vs. h,., Bars MARKETS CHET S DRIVE-IN RICE s ou. EQUIPMENT COMPANY CLC!! f MRS. NINA C. PEBWORTH MRS. LOUISE J. PENDLETON Longwood College Longwood College Fourth Grade First Grade HERBERT ALEXANDER PHILIPS ETI-IEL B. SAWYER University of the South E.C. T. C. Greenville, N. C. Sewanee, Tennessee First Grade B. A. American History, Civics, American Government DON L. ROWE Fairmont State College A. B. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing 'SN s--c' PAUL W. SWISHER MRS. NANCY JANE VICK Salem College East Carolina College A. B. 8: B. S. FifthGrade Physic al Education JAY S. TAYLOR N. C. State College B. S. Biology, Chemistry, General Science Q-.v x 4 Q4 1 , N . 1 Q ' Wil. -ww . tt ', ml . ,Q - .. 2 'e.. E- A748 M , an 7, ,f ' .4 'xv' 1. -Q -- 4 o-nv ff. ,- -t- 'l'P'l .PJQ 5 iff- lg- , -uk .fir 9 4 U . , A 1041 . Un, ' . 2, cf' 'r 4. 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U1 enzor Cfadd .Nwfory We the Sen1or Class of 1954 w1sh to express our deepest apprec1at1on to each of the faculty members who have gulded .ms through the past four years The1r 1nterest and concern has been a constant 1n.fluence to us m reach1ng for hlgher goals Our hzgh school careers are alrnost over and the events cannot be rel1ved they only remaln memorles never to be forgotten The fun of Good Ole In1t1at1on Day when we were recognized by the upper class men as part of Deep Creek Hlgh School was the f1rst event to begm our freshmen year Our sponsors were Mrs Porter Mrs Crawford M1ss Gustafson and Mr Affeldt There were no dances to g1ve that year for we were too busy acquaxntmg ourselves w1th trad1t1ons and procedures The Iumor Vars1ty team supported by a good cheer1ng squad f1rst brought us 1nto the lunellght by excellent records 1n football and basketball Mr Ph1l1ps m the leak1ng quonset hut and M1ss D1shman 111 the lunchroom help ed to make our Sophomore year more successful Our ma1n mterests were st1ll ath let1c but we gave an assembly program on Narcot1cs wh1ch was of mterest to every one The aud1ence Jomed 1n and we took three fourths of an hour more than allotted The f1rst day of our eleventh year found us 1n the new bu1ld1ng but half of us had the recreat1on room 3 B M1ss D1shman and Mr Ph1l1ps succeeded 1n persuadmg us from plannmg the J'un1or Sen1or Prom the f1rst of the school year They convmced us that f1rst we had to re1mburse our class treasury so we began work on makmg and sellmg programs at the football games One of the f1rst p1ctor1al programs 111 Deep Creek's H1story Orlglnated through our efforts The Rurltan Banquet was the f1rst real Lmportant undertakmg It requn-ed the efforts of the members of the class the1r mothers and our sponsors and only w1th these comb1ned efforts was It successful Plans for the J'un1or Sen1or began at last 1n February The d1fferent comm1ttees were chosen and the theme, M1dn1ght 1n Par1s w1th a s1lver E1fel Tower was de c1ded upon All of the hard work and tens1on was forgotten when the Sen1or faces re vealed how pleased they were the n1ght of the Prom Our Sen1or memor1es are probably the most Lmportant The week end that we spent 1n Washmgton D C w1th Mrs Moore our sponsor Mr Brown and Mr Sw1sher was the f1rst Sen1or Tr1p 1n several years The h1stor1cal s1tes the hotel and the Un1vers1ty of Maryland Alabama football game was new to some of us Even the mem bers of the class who had been before enjoyed the tr1p because we were alltogether Academ1cally athletlcally and scholast1cally our Sen1or Class brought acclalm to Deep Creek We had representatwes to appear on rad1o te1ev1s1on and at d1fferent pub11c affa1rs We had d1str1ct wmners 111 debatmg and 4 H Club work We had out standlng ProJect1on1st Club members Future Teachers Future Homemakers As s1stant L1brar1ans and letter men R1chard Ault one of our Senlors won the Group Two Basketball Scormg Champlonshlp Ordermg 1nv1tat1ons announcements and callmg cards proved to be very exc1t1.ng We were fully aware of the meanmg of graduat1on as we posed 1n caps and gowns for our class p1ctures The thoughts of h1gh school act1v1t1es com1ng to an end and re ce1v1ng d1plomas made us wonder 1f we were ready to accept the respons1b1l1t1es of young men and women It IS w1th h1gh hopes and wmde amb1t1ons that we shall strlve to ma1nta1n our places m a growmg democracy Sh1rley Brldges 8 5 0 a . V . . . . . . . . . . . s - U . . . H . - .- . . . , - K J, - - . . . - . . . . . s . 0 v 9 1 1 ' . . . . - , .- o ' o . . . . s 3 o a .. 0 , 7 3 - . . . . . . . . . . v s . . . . o n . ' s U . . . . H . . . - . - . . . . 0 1 , . . - , 0 , . , . . . . . . . 1 s v . 1 . 1 1 1 a 0 1 I - I 1 3 a I ' - . , . 1 r ' . . . . . . . . '- C . ALMA DEAN AMOS Alma Patrolp Minsuelg Softballg Glee Clubg Business Manager of Annual Staffg Treasurer of Seniorg Junior and Sophomore Classesg Secretary of S. C.A.: Vice President Junior Classg President of Sophomore of Sophomore Class. RICHARD ERNEST AULT Dick Projectionist Clubg Monogram Clubg Footballg Baseballg Bas- ketballg Newspaper Staffg Band Minstrel. eniom ho' , WILLIAM NORMAN BARLOW Nickle Library Clubg Projectionist Clubg 4-H Clubg Basketballg Footballg Class Officerg May Court. DAVID RAY BOALT shag Library Clubg 4-H Clubg Dra- matic Clubp Basketballg Pa- trolg Class Officerg Minstrel. HILDA GRACE BOONE Hilda F.H.A. Clubg Patrolg Hallsg Bulleting Auditorium Com- m1tteegRememberance Com- lTlllI8S. '?S 1 SI . A5 BARBARA ANN BOND Barbara Dramatic Clubg Patrolg Class Officerg S.C.A. Representa- tiveg Minstrclg Cheerleader Softba11gGlee Club. SHIRLEY JEAN BRIDGES Shirl F.T. A. Clubg Projectionist Clubg Dramatic Clubg Mono- gram Clubg Softballg Basket- ballg Forensic Activitiesg Newspaper Staffg Minstrelg Glee Club. W JOSEPH WILLIAM CATON lvloevv What You Said! Projectionist Clubg 4-H Clubg Dramaticsg Footballg Patrolg K, V, G, Club PATRICIA ELLEN DANIEL Tricia Library Clubg Dramaticsg Sen- ior Playg Monogram Clubg Softballg Debate Teamp News paper Staffg Senior Class Vice pres,g Basketball Managerg Ministrelg May Courtg Cheer- leaderp Candidate, Horne- coming Queen-Glee Club JOEL THELENE CADWELL Beau Library Clubg Projecrionist Clubg 4-H Clubg Dramaticsg Monogram Clubg Newspaper Staffg Patrolg Ministrelg Glee Club RUSSEL ALLEN COFFIELD Little Shot Crazy Man Carzy K, V, G, Club: Basketball CORRENA ANN GARRETT Corenna Library Clubg F, H, A, p Projec' tionist Clubg President, Vice pres,g Secretary, 4-H Clubg Monogram Clubg Bandg Lieu- tenant, Bandg Ministrelg Cheer- leaderg Glee Clubg Band Coun- cilg 4-H County Council HELEN LOUISE BURGESS Helen Library Clubg F, H, A,p Patroig Minstrelg S, C, A, Committee CAROLYN BUTLER Carolyn Library Clubg Vitae-president, F. T. A.g Dramaricsg fxlonogran Clubp Annual Staffg Newspaper Staffg Patrolg Ministrelg May Courtg Cheerleaderp Glee Club Candidate-Home-coming Queeng Senior Play eniorri Q I 1 Hs. , , x ,f , '-. ,Y 'C' S, PAULINE PATRICIA GILMAN Pol1y Dramatic Clubg Forensic Ac- tivitiesg Patro1gGlee Clubg Chaplain of Sr. Class. CYRUS HARDING GUYNN Cyrus Projectionist Clubg 4'H Clubg Monogram Clubg Bandg Min- strelg Editor-in-Chief of An- nualg President of Soph. and Sr. Classes. eniord ' rx Qgefvu Q.- 9 Q' CARL SHELTON HALES Shorty Library Clubg Projectionist Clubg Footballg Baseballg Pa- trolg K. V.G. ZELDA HENSLEY Zelda Poo Dramatic Clubg Basketballg Annual Staffg Patrolg S.C.A. Rep. Minstrelg Glee Clubg Softballg Cheerleader. DELORES ELIZABETH HYNES Betty Library Clubg Dramatics Club Projectionist Clubg Newspaper Slaffg S. C. A. R6p.3Pall'01g Minstrelg Cheerleader. yi KU wk N ! ll 1 3 no ia ls. MARTHA HOWELL I-lartha Projectionist Clubg Dramatics Clubg Monogram Clubg Foren- sic Activitiesg Annual Staffg Bandg Minstrelg May Courtg Cheerleaderg Softballg Basket- ballg Candidate for Home- coming Queen. GRADY MILTON KEETER Mickey Footballg Basketballg Annual Staffg S.C.A. Representative. 'tg A. JERRY CURTIS LESTER .Jerry .. Monogram Clubg Basketballg Newspaper Staff. EDWARD WINDELL LUPTON MARY JOYCE McKAY Edward Joyce Projectionist Clubg Dramaticsg Projectionist Clubg 4-H Clubp Monogram Clubg Football, Basketball. Baseballg Basketballg News- paper Staffg PlaygBandg Min- strel. COY MEADOWS LYDLA MCCOY Coy Lisa Projectionist Clubg Footballg Library Clubg Projecuonist Basketballg K. V.G.: Fire Pa- Clubg 4-H Clubg Dramaticsg trolg Camera Club. Monogram Clubg Softballg An- nual Staffg Patrol Bandg Min- strel. Projectionist Clubg 4-H Clubg LARRY KIGHT HATTIE JEAN KNOWLES Larry Jean Library Clubg Projectionist Library Clubg Monogram Club Clubg K. V.G. Newspaper Staffg Patrolg Class Officerg Minstrel. eniord -3 BETTY IO MORRIS ujovv 4-H Clubg Monogram Clubg Annual Staff: Class Officerg Minstrelg Softballg Glee Clubg Secretary of gth Gradeg Sec- .IOHN ELMER NORCUM Nora Library Clubg 4-H Clubg Annual Staff: S, C, A, Representativesg Minstrelg Glee Club. retary and Treasurer of Mono- gram Club: Typing Editor of Annualg Maid of Honor of Minstrelg Home Coming Queeng Senior Play. en iam iii., , , A '93,-301, gg ca Q.. J 'sz- ARTHUR WILLIAM PARSON Buckie Library Club: Projectionist Clubg Monogram Clubg Foot- ballg Band: Minstrel. 12 KAY RHODES PEARCE DORIS PHILLIPS KH Dot-' Library Clubg 4-H Clubg Mon- President gth Gradeg Vice- ogram Clubg Patrol. President Ilth Gradeg Softball. VIRGINIA LEE PODRUCHNY BENJAMIN DAVID PORTER -'Ginny David Library Club: F. H. A.: Drama- 4-H Clubg Footballg Baseballg ticsg Minstrel, Minstrel: K. V. G. X . YV- I LJ' K I A MARIE LOUISE RAPIER WeeZie Library Clubg Projectionist Clubg Softbal1gG1ee Clubg ff S.C.A. CHARLES EDWARD RIDENHOUR EVELYN JOYCE SPENCE Eddie Joyce Projectronist Clubg 4-H Clubg Monogram Clubg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Patrolg K. V.G. g Camera Clubg Fire Patrolg Track. MARY JANE SPENCE CARROLL WILSON STEVENSON Lrzcr jane Steve Class Officerg S.C.A. Repre- 4-H Clubp Newspaper Staffg senrauveg Softballg Glee Club. Annual Staffg S.C.A. Repre- sentativeg K. V.G. President of 4-Hg Secretary of HARRY ELTON STEWART IR. DAVID STEWART Elton Fats 4-H Clubg K. V.G. Club. Projectionist Clubg 4-H Clubg 536' S. C. A. Representativeg Beta Club. eniom JOHY TROYER Mkt.. 4-H Clubg Projectionist Clubg Dramaticsg Annual Staffg Playg Patrolg SCA Representativeg Minsuelg Chaplain. BETTY KAY TURNEY ELIZA BETH LOIS VAN N Tennessee Betty Newspaper Staffg Glee Clubg Library Clubg F. T.A. g F H A Basketballg Dramaticsg F. H.A.g 4-H Clubg Dramaticsg Mono Annual staff. gram Clubg Patrolg Minstrel WALT WAITE GRACE WALLER Nlp Gracie Projectionist Clubg 4-H Club. 4-H Clubp Monogram Club Basketballg Minstrel. WILLARD NEAL WILLIAMS fi' Neal :: 'y,l 4-H club: Kvo Club. BOBBY WILSON LOUISE WIMBISH Bobby Louegie Basketball. Library Clubg F, T, A, g F, H, A,g 4-H Clubg Monogram Clubg Band Council, Band: Minstrelg Sofrballg Supply Room. PAUL W, WISE PAUL ZYDRON IR, Pablo Paul Projecrionist Clubg Monogram 4-H Clubg Annual Sraffg Class Clubp Football: Bandg Mins- Officcrg S,C,A, Presidentg rrel. Senior Play. DOT TIE MARILYN WA TSON Droop Jo JOSEPHINE WEBB Library Clubg Projectionisr Clubg Monogram Club: News- paper Staffg Patrolg Bandg Minsrrelg May Courtg Softballg Glee Club, eniom 4-H Clubg Annual Sraffg Mins- rrelg Softballg Glee Club. .1 f'Qb' 'SP- in Ql'll0l' ad We the Senrors of Deep Creek Hrgh School rn the year of out Ifotd nrneteen hundred and frfty four berng of srmple mrnds an sluggrsh bodres do hereby desrgnate thrs as our Last Wrll and Testament We the Senrors leave the Best of Luck to the Class of 55 rn hopes that they wrll be even more rntellrgent than we One workrng senror Alma Amos would lrke to leave her utle as Bes All Around to Dot Hrlton Rrchatd Ault leaves to Rrchard Scarzo hrs utle of Most Athletrc Sayl I wonder rf Rrchard wrll break another record and not skrp any thrs week Item Item 2 Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item tem Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item 46 IIBITI Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Norman Gals Barlow leaves to Johnny Harrell hrs senror Englrsh books We te hoprng that johnny does better wrth them than hrcky drd If Emest McKay wasn t already a member of the team Davrd Boalt would leave hrm the rrght to manage the basketball team Lucy Maxwell fer we mean Barbara Bondj leaves to Elrzabeth Meharlescu her utle as Most Lrkely to Succeed Hrlda Boone wtlls to Mrldred Ramsey the abrlrry to conquer Bookkeeprng ls rt Possrbler Shrrley Teacher krdges wrlls to Lucrlle Smrth her offrce as Presrdent of the Future Teachers of Amertca Club Polrcewoman Helen Burgess leaves her post m the bottom hall to Nancy Rudrcrl Maybe Nancy could sketch and desrgn a new belt and badge The old ones are getung to be a common srght Carolyn Butler wrlls to Geotgre Stot all her postuon as cheerleader Thelene Ioket Cadwell wrlls Sammy Sawyer the trtle of lazrest and hrs hrdden talent for Mechanrcal Drawrng Boy that talent must really be hrdden Joe Caron wtlls hrs grades to Harold Barkley Wonder what he could use them for they mrght do for an eye chart Russell Hot Rod Coffreld wrlls hrs speedy 49 Ford to Tommy Westfall to take the place of hrs Henry I whrch he can Junk Don t tell anybody but the Henry Iwas better Patrrcra Danrel wtlls to Lucrlle Smrth the posrrron of Valedrctotran of the Senrot Class of 55 Correna Garrett wills her abrlrry to get along wrth people to Judrr:h Long Cyrus hold that Lure Guynn wrlls hrs posrtron on the football team to Ernest McKay Crew Cut Carl Hales wrlls to Georgre Stoxall hrs ahrlrty to pass Englrsh Zelda Hook Shot Hensley wrlls to Patty Smrth het trtle of Most Arhleuc Martha Howell wrll.: to Ianet Parkowrtz het mad passron for the color black rncludrng her black socks Betty Hynes wrlls to Toby Webb her curly hart and het favorite book How To Charm A Man Mrlton Keeter wrlls to Sammy Sawyer hrs BIG MOUTH Larry Krght wtlls a seat m Mrs Iackson s study hall to Iamre Smrth Look out Mrs Iackson Iean Knowles wrlls to Frances Cartwrrght her posrtron rn the offrce next year Ierry Lester wrlls to Fred Parkowskr hrs utle as Best Dressed Wrndell Lupton wrlls hrs abrlrry to act to ,Iamre Smrth He couldn t leave rt to Barbara Bond because she rs leavrng too Lydra McCoy wrlls her abrlrty to catch an Arrman to Helen Trexler Better be careful fly boys Joyce McKay wrlls to Frances Snelgrove some of her excess avorrdupors I don t know what Snelgrove would do wrth extra werght though Coy Short boy Meadows wrlls to Iamre Smrth a few rebounds and a few pornts We hope that he wrll take advantage of hrs herght Better watch out for that 6 2 If2 Freshman ,Iamre Betty ,lo Morrrs wrlls to Dot Htlton her utle of Cutest Grrl rn the Senrot Class fUm boyly Iohrrny Norcum leaves to Vrctor Townsend hrs lrttle black book of brg storres to conunue hrs creauve wrrtrng Wrllram Parson wtlls to Joe Raprer hrs postuon of sound effects man rn all plays Kay Pearce leaves to Donald Vann a set of well used Englrsh books Accordmg to Mr Kelly Don rs a mrghty good boy Dorrs Phrllrps leaves to Janet Parkowrtz het trtle of Best Lookrng fWhat a trtlep Vrrgrnra Podruchny wrlls to Geraldure Runyon the abrlrry to get along wrth Mrs Iackson Davrd Porter wrlls to Iamre Smrrh one drmple and one brg grrn He wanted to keep that other drmple to woo that Ocean Vrew lass Shrrley Powers to Mable Douglas leaves her apprecratron and love for the Glee Club That s a complrment Mrs Iackson To lrrs Krght Lourse Raprer leaves her bangs Good trddance eh Lourse? Charles Chrz Rrdenhour wrlls lus patrol badge to Carol Whrte Ioyce Spence wrlls to Ann Garrett her abrlrry to be quret rn class Mary Jane Spence leaves a few locks of her long harr to Paulrne Roth Carroll Stevenson leaves hrs place as Nrnth Honor Student to Bobby Berry We hope you do even better Also he leaves Kenneth Romancyzk hrs abrlrry to skrp school and go huntrng But he got caught Elton Stewart leaves to Gerald Bass a few broken bones as a result of hrs motorcycle wrecks fAnybody need a bag of bonesry To the French Chemrst Judrth Lynette Vope De Long Davrd Stewart wrlls hrs acung abrlrry Hrs place as Frfth Honor Student he leaves to Sandra Lee Warte tf she ever gets to be a senror fl7 whole yearsj To Harold Parker John Troyer leaves hrs utle as the Brggest Flrrt fWhen Alrce rsn t aroundj Also he wrlls to Harold hrs old Mechanrcal Drawrng pencrl Betty Kay Tumey would lrke to leave her place as Srxth Honor Student to Donna Dean Betty Vann leaves exhausted but that won t do Betty you are supposed to leave somethrng to Lora Hodges What would you lrke Lora? Walter Stead Warte III leaves hrs posrnon as Old Man of the Senrot Class to Rrchard Scarzo Also to Vrctor Townsend seabag and an old copy of Readers Drgest Krnd hearted Grace Waller wtlls to Mary Goodman a fellow that she can get along wrth To Faye Sutton Marrlyn Watson wtlls her abllrty to get along wrth the members of the Junror class and her utle of Brggest Flrrt Iosephrne Webb wtlls her extra wetght loops! Sorry Ioj I mean het utle of Wrtuest to Toby Webb Neal Wrllrams wrlls hrs utle of Best Lookrng to Freddy Pajkowskr Loud Mouthedt Bobby Wrslon wrlls to Tommy Westfall some of hrs manners Lourse Wrmhrsh leaves her place on the basketball team to Paula Lou Boynton Quret retrtrng Paul Wrse wtlls to Sammy Sawyer hrs abllrty to pester teachers and students Item Item Paul Zydron would lrlte to wrll hrs Job as Presrdent of the S C A to Elrzabeth Meharlescu Panrcra Hrtchcock wrlls to Beth Hale her posrtron ur the senror class and her love for Bookkeeprng You like that subject? Mr lones, we wrll a new Deep Creek Hrgh School rn place of thrs one for we have just about wrecked rt Mrss Bllrsoly we wrll an obedrent Freshman Class for her Englrsh Class next year Mt Mr mean people really Ierry Lewts Brown we wrll the leadtng part rn a comedy movie so he can express hrs talent as a comedran Campbell we wrll a permanent postuon as cashrer rn the Cafeterra Casteen we wrll a study hall that wrll study and not talk Dawson we leave a devrce to check her roll Coach Drshman we wrll a team that wrll beat the faculty Forehand we leave a permanent postuon ur the Senrot Englrsh Department Band Leader Hardrn we wrll a band that wrll be talented enough to play for the 55 Homecomtng Dance Lelra Iackson The Semor Class wtlls Ranny Wrmbrsh to take the place of our able Wrllram Parson rn the nOjBCLlOIll5lS Club In hopes that the Senrors of years to come wrll have the maxrmum of rntellectual knowledge qwhewj we would lrke to wrll to Dr Iacoh H Kelly a man that wrll make a most able assrstant May we suggest Mr Albert Eurstern Srnce Paw Belsnrckle used the old one we leave to Nlrs Guyrene McAfee a new beard to keep rn the Dtamaucs make up krt fNot to weary Also a new Bookkeeprng clas to grve homework to To Mrs Lewts we wrll a bag of grocerres to frll her ever empty refrrgetator We wrll to Mrs Margaret Moore fthe quretest teacher rn schoolj a new P A system srnce the old one hasn t worked well smce the ptoducuon of HILLYBILLY WEDDIN Phllrps we wrll an annual staff that wrll complete all work on schedule Don Rowe we would lrke to wrll a shop class that rs more rnterested rn conscrucuon rather than rn destructron What a yo Paul Ptng Pong Swrsher we would lr.ke to leave a new tennrs table and a set of paddles Jay Taylor we wrll a quret chemrsrry class so that he can peaceably catch up wrth hrs many experrments rs Berne Carey we leave another tavenous hungry bunch of Senrors to eat everythrng rn srght ls rt I2 30 yet? Lee we wrll a new fumace to keep the home frtes burning would leave somethrng to Etue and Mrnre but there arn t no Mo Mrss To We Davrd Stewart Carroll Stevenson ' 4 I , . I . . . V- D . , , d 3 - A V- N I - ' , . . I , . V. 4 l . ' I 'I - . . - - . I 5 - . ' ,- 6 - , 1. . .. V . . . . 7 l , , , . . . . . . . 8 - U . , . . .h , 9 ' 5 .V ' 'A . . ' . . . . 10- ' ' . tr - ' ' V . ' , ' .' I1 - N , . . . , . , . - 13- , . , .' . s .' , . . , I I4 - ' ., . . - I5 1 W . , . . .. . 16 - ' ' ' ' ' ' . I7 - ' ' ' ' ' I8 - . . . -. . . rg - ' ', 20 - ' ' ' . 21 - ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . . zz - ' ' ' ' ' ' . 13- , . . . . N I 25 - . . 26 - ' ' ', ' 27 l I. ' . . . I . I . . Z8 - ' . , . . N ' , nt . w 29 - . . . , ,, , . . . ,, . . . so - . . . . . .. - . - 31- - ' . ' . , ' ' . 32 4 .. I . . - . , 4, . . 34 ' 4 - 35 - . . . I Item 36 - Ranny Wimbish ought to be willed the position of 'Bell Boy but Floyd Powers leaves him a seat in Mrs, Jackson's study hall. 37 ' ' A . ' v ' U h - ' . ' 38 - n . 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THE NEW YORK TIMES New York New York June I5 I972 MEN RETURN FROM MARS Jerry Lester and Cyrus Guynn Sctenttsts tn atomtc energy have at last retumed from thetr expertmental yourney to Mars Several years have elapsed stnce they undertook the fltght, and they are astontshed to ftnd thetr fellow classmates of 54 scattered throughout the world In Egypt they ftnd Davtd Porter Neal Wtlltams and Elton Stewart stttl attempttng to drtve the supersontc motorcycle up the stde of an Egypttan pyramtd Further along on thetr tour they run across Walter Watte tn South Amertca butldtng a brtdge across the Amazon Rtver Hts chtef asststant ts Davtd Boalt Passtng through Korea Patrtcta tDantel7 Cuthrtell gtves them tea as she descrtbes her teachtng at a ntghr school Who should they meet here but Malor Carroll Stevenson Lt Larry Ktght Capt Paul Wtse and Lt Joyce Spence tWAFl Also they are entertatned by Josephtne Webb and Johnny Norcum who gatned much populartty by entertatntng the Armed Forces Traveling through Germany they stop at the Capttal where the U N ts meettng Here they ftnd Shtrley Brtdges debattng agatnst Davtd Stewart on the posstbtltttes of tnvadtng Juptter On the way back to the states they stop tn Flottda a few mtnutes for relaxatton Stopptng tn at the Kay Kaffe Kanteen they ftnd tf ts owned and run by Joyce McKay Also around the comer they ftnd Dorts Phtlltps destgntng and modeltng her 1972 bathtng sutt Boardtng a let plane for Grand Canyon Colorado they ftnd Grace Letgh Waller a full pledged Atr Ltne hostess On the plane they are both happy and surprtsed to ftnd I tchard Ault football star Zelda Hensley basketball star and Kay Pearce as Amertca s number one btcycle rtder on thetr way to compete tn the Olymptcs Whtle remtntsctng the days gone by they learn that Barbara Bond and Wtndell Lupton are now restdtng tn Maryland Stnce the tncrease tn thetr famtly Barbara has gtven up teachtng temporartly Leavtng thetr good frtends they amve at Grand Cayon where they rtm tnto Betty Hynes and Coy Meadows who have rust had the knot tted by Reverend John Troyer Leat ng the Grand Canyon regretfully they move on to the G cat Lakes H re they ftnd Mtlton Keeter and Charles l tdenhour owners of the KEETER RIDENHOUR CANNERIES In Detrott they ftnd Russell Coffteld managtng the Ford Plant and Joe Caton selltng cars at one of thetr large outlets Htlda Boone ts ltbrarran at the Detrott Central Ltbrary Leavtng the state of Mtchtgan they lourney southward through Kentucky where they ftnd Betty Io Morrts maktng a fortune on her new formula for peanut butter Manlyn Watson ts opentng at the Golden Horseshoe wtth her chorus ltne that she has dtrected and turned tnto such carefree entertatnment After leavtng Kentucky they cross the ltne tnto Tennessee where Mary Jane Spence and Shtrley Powers have opened a dress shop so they can be near thetr husbands who work tn the Aromtc plant at Oak Rtdge Whtle tn Oak Rtdge they have an tnteresttng conversatton wtth Helen Burgess who ts head floorwalker for Woolworth and Company She tells them that Loutse Wtmbtsh Correna Garrett and Betty Vann are dotng qutte well as 4 H Club dtrectors She also menttons that Floyd Powers h s had a nervous breakdown over how to spend hts mtlltons He has over I ooo otl wells you know Carolyn Butler ts pattently nurstng htm back to health Norman Barlow ts also out west and ts dotng very well as a rodeo rtder Hasn t been thrown yet they sayl After leavtng Helen they travel nonh agatn through Arkansas At Ltttle Bock Arkansas they ftnd Thelene Cadwell worktng at a cheese plant tasttng cheese for S125 oo a week Paul Zydron ts runntng for Governor of Vtrgtnta wtth lean Knowles as hrs bustness manager Martha Howell ts currently seen tn the Broadway htt HILLYBILLY WEDDIN The ptoductton has gtven her the chance at a t Hollywood contract Whtle traveltng through the state of Mtssourt they are startled to see ptctures of Wrlltam Parson and Carl Hales on all the btll boards as betng the perfect types for Mr Amertca On the way to vtstt Lydta McCoy who ts now testdtng tn New Hampshtre maktng a Boalt happy they run across Vtrgtnta Podruchny runntng a stattonery store tn Connecttcut Mr Lester and Mr Guynn are planntng to return to Mars for further expertments Thts ts an authenttc news amcle By the way don t forget to ltsten to W X Y Z at 8 o clock for the Stlent Man statrtng Bobby Wtlson and adverttsed by Camels Look for Mtss Loutse apter on the packs of all Camels Now we must run We have to meet Mrs Moore for the weddtng of her son Frankte ll Betty Kay Turney Alma Amos Qlfl lOl' 61.55 08171, eil lOl' As we the students of Deep Creek Htgh Prepare to leave upon our youtney long We seem to have wtthtn our grasp Our futures brtght and strong Our tmagtnattons have grown From a ltfe tn make belteve To htgh tdeals and great beltefs On whtch we shall forever stand Our rntnds have developed also F om ttmes of stmple thought lnto tdeals of future ltfe For whtch each has been taught li e wtsh to express our humble thanks To the faculty of thts Our School Who taught us ltfe love and respect To Amertca tts people and tts gutdtng rule And now as the ltght of the Semor Class Slowly begms to fade We wtsh that each can have success In the fteld, for whtch each, has been made. Paul Zydron, Jr 0:55 Ong Tune Peg of My Heart Now tt ts ttme for parttng Seems as though we re lust starttng Dear Deep Creek Htgh We leave wtth a stgh How the years have hastened on And now we leave to greet the dawn Our memortes dear we ll treasure Near to our hearts wtth pleasure Wtth the future tn vtew We say goodbye to you Deep Creek Htgh Classmates we leave wtth sorrow But we ll meet agatn tomorrow We ll thtnk of you Old dreams we ll renew Through the years we wtll remember When we face each new September Honors to you we wtll brtng Your pratses true we wtll stng Wtth a tear tn each eye We btd our goodbye Deep Creek Htgh Correna Garrett ' 6 . . r . . , . . . . . . I - I X I I . . . 4 , . F' .C , I X u . . , . ' . S . . . . . O U . . . ' o . . . . . . . . 1- . . . I I I ' . I I a I I - , ' '. ' a ' I I f I I J ,Q D 'A 5? 5 an ,f np- - f 121 .1 , '.v 'Y' is 6- if , fax Q., A 1 gf J. . ., A.. 4:1 Q, '4 A114-' 5 K in If, ef' ff 5-4. 9 9 O S ff X i C Complirnents of THE CIRCLE CROCKIN FURNITURE LEWIS J. LEGUM J.A. SCHAEFER PILZER'S DEPARTMENT STORE TRAYLOR OPTICAL COMPANY OVERTON'S MARKET MYERS and TABAKIN J'udy Long Ernest McKay Elizabeth Mehailescu Harold Parker Mary Goodman Johnny Harrell Dot Hilton Lora Hodges Iris Kight Linwood Koon Harold Barkley Ernest Bass Bobby Berry Paula Boynton Francess Cartwright Donna Dean Mable Douglas Shirley Durrene Ann Garrett . . uniora N -Q uniorfi Janet Parkowitz Joe Rapier Mildred Ramsey Geraldine Runyon Richard Scarzo Frances Snelgrove Georgie Stovall Jamie Smith Lucille Smith imfnl 1. Patty Smith Faye Sutton Bobby Thompson Victor Townsend Helen Trexler Donald Vann Complirnents of BUTLER'S FUEL OIL SERVICE PACKAGE CONFECTIONER COMPANY PEEBLES MOTOR COMPANY 'Your South Norfolk Ford Dealer Toby Webb Tommy Westfall Rarmy Wirnbish Caroll White 'Ulf Dorothy Ainsley Norma Bagley Craig Barkley Lora Betts Edna Bobbitt Irene Britton Carol Carrell Barbara Castillow Helen Copeland Gayle Culpepper Susan Culpepper Phylis Culpepper Complirnents of AMERICAN NATIONAL 0,9 0I'I'l0I'ed BANK or PORTSMOUTH Member Federal Reserve System Beverly Culpepper Dorothy Curling .Tennettee Curls Alice Dawson I Bobby Early Allen Edwards Anne Eure Clara Frost Patsy Furlough Paul Garrett Gus Harrnon Connie Hengel Doris Jaskowiak Faye Jones Member F. D. I. C ' 1 X . 4 x 5, Y' Caroline Kennedy Bobby Liverman Martha Lockamy Donald MacMath Buddy Mitchell Nancy Nettles Joanne Parker Murray Phillips Paul Pierce Erika Powers Deanie Priest Ben Roth Complirnents of MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK 1625 High Street and 217 High Street 45 g - 'ff-,A I I - . ,I Q 1 Portsmouth, Virginia fl, 'V' K5 3 ' X 1' S 11. ,ffilr ' F Q. . 73 G -'36 Za vgk t', 'sr ' LJ v, Z 422' .xff ' .i t -if' hi. ' ,iw it C ff-f xlvx .A .ll N 1 :Q .g X? .f vr J. , ' fbi-' ls,-' . 'il-if al 'sf' RA i x W.. i ' g s , 'ers ,. 1 ' , ff r f a f if 7 I' I' 6 'A-I y, :av 4' , 1' ' QQ' .7 ,: , X 'X fi l J iw. - , ,Sap Olfl area Phylis Roth Mary Scargo Del Stewart George Stonesipher Barbara Tillett Barbara Turney l,,, Ann Tyndell Elizabeth Tyndell Donna Vaughan Jerry Walski r Grady White v' Sandra Wilder ' ' Ray Wilkins Rose Ann Wright k N 2104 j7mAm Stanley Cichory Bernice Cole Herbert Covington Roberta Darley Gloria Dragon Betty Lou Flemming Paula Gallop Don Gordon Patricia Green Kenneth Green Lois Gregg Earl Lee Harrel Johnny Horton Lloyd Kania Everette Keeter if Buddy Anderson Judy Ashenhurst Van Atkinson Harrold Barrett Carrie Bass Earnest Bass Robert Bateman Patsy Beaulow Iudy Bittle Nancy Boalt Barbara Brown Bobby Cahoon Complirnents of HOFHEIMERS SHOE STORE 325 Granby Street WARD'S CORNER 127 Court Street 228-700 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia n 7' 1 6.0 TT Fred Lester Jennie Mehailescu Bill Meiggs Mike Maddock David Orton Margaret Pierce Billy Powers Cecil Powers Morton Ramsey Tommy Rapier Dottie Reeves Tommy Roe Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS X ll. f H gyew 495, Qu F' , x , f ' M., I f ,, if , ,I N 1 7 1 'io' 'S.A ,I-'X I , l X -S54 PQJAHQQI1 Gaynell Roper Catherine Roth Bobby Sawyer Elmer Sawyer Virginia Smith Jean Steveson Carolyn Stewart Dorothy Sylvester Alice Thompson Verdie Underwood Gene Wadford Dorothy White Carolyn Wilkins Katherine Wilkins Barbara Winslow 5 A gmV W ami fm, 5 x'f'4-.fi ri ff vii 51 Q02 Jane Howard Abbeylou .Tones Roy Knox Carol Ketchum Bobby Lane Peggy Lamm Ruth Lane Vonda Long Velna Lupton Billie Gay Mason Guy Maynard Ray Maynard Billy McCoy Eugene McKay Dickie McMath Clifton Measer Dorothy Millet Ray Moline Sylvia Moore Faye Moses Fred Moss Larry Mullins Sandra Murphy Joe Norcum Edna O'Farrell Pat O'F'arre1l Cris Parker Tommy Parker .Tean Parsons Shirley Phillips David Phillips Rolly Phillips Leola Pierce Glenn Pierce J'oe Podruchny Mary Pritchard Lawrence Price 1 U X, fu, Sig in . . it I 7 . V .. ....- , ,,. 3, 2 - , V' l 4.- J 'P 'Nl x X . on ' -vgggl. f' 9 . - ' 'gi K 4 - sr . X .El r ' 1 gs ' xl'-. HP? ' - ,go gain N1 f :w Wares. X I -- .-is .--- wb., 3 N 'sn I- Av ,va 'bn SJ Rf f-35 '7 me YF -4' '-3' 'E an 4 ,.l . ,,gf, .5 , 'FZ .ASW R I 1 S '29 A 1 x., 1 fb ,N ff sf,n,1,f Ml i i grade Jimznie Pearce Janet Ridenhour Ronnie Ridenhour Nancy Rodriqus Joyce Roe Arthur Sawyer Dale Spruill Herteline Snelgrove Frances Stonecypher Joe Saveika Jackie Scalf Samuel Scarzo Sybil Scott Maxine Seeley Jesse Spivey Q' Linwood Spratley S ,L ta X- Jimmy Staton , Q 'H '41 J Tommy Steveson ,gg 7 I W' George Stovall f Kills! J Es fg? Kenneth Stuart l -ff al UT ff 'EQ gs 9 J . ' wiuiam stuart 1 if.. -uv ,,:' W S ff' A Q Gladys Sutter V 5' IL- X -A Clifton Thacher Sr iv 5 Q: ' ' . X IA U K, lv 7 Shelia Tousignant ' a a a ' 'if Judith Tucker I , ., K 3 4 X J Charles Wallet ' J 1 ' A 1 Gene Walters 1 6 ,' Yvonne Watson 'J Mary Webb H gs, ' ' Jack Weeks i y 5 W . Judy Whitford C . 'X' l y X 51 Eugene Whitlow qi L x a sg Gleason Widner Wayne Wilbur Marvin Williams Shirley Wilson Glenn Wilson David Wise ll.. 4 ,I 640 M ., - Q f R it , Nov, fx., HO, ,,. . . A , -H Nw , U, x . D, , ,JL -S - 3' ' uf' af 5 --if.: . -,Q g-I N. J' v J 4 I P 919 I Q ' ml 4. embnfary Efiiiuma fl X 4 ,Q if V1 4. 1-P Ur' 'D , ... . ., 5 -- ,x f ' ,Ai . A , .--5-. 'x .QA i .Qi . sz 'x 'six Q J 56. , ' v V 1' 1153 M f ? Q4 , ' mf 5 iii 1 f T W H ln? x I 1 Y YW:- .V 3 if 'fa ,Q 'L' 1 ' Q, Us . W- --L. JW' . mfii 4 . 1 ,D 1 X I' 4, A ,- , gg Q, rf ei s . 1 lfvhi'A-'nn IQ' K I I gag v Ara, N vr v,,:.,. 1 kkidqrme .31 5 'V df r 1: 4 P' if ,ft -I ,nngix 4 F N13 H f y ' mi 4 ge. 1. -A :I ,Ama Q 9 M f fil 1: I ' :gf-4 C R X . F' ' 1 4 -f xA: U, 'a . J ' A . Q, ,W A K- - ff Q-+4 I 1 N '-21 .-ah' .12 ' ', , K ' x th x 0 4 J, A3 i' 3- In ' ' ' X:Q . 2-QQQQL A A , ML A , gigs? 1 If ...Q N, ' 'A Q . 4 A imma! I Vai ' .J A1'X, X Q I. VY f x . 4 l - 5 . :E A 'W A nf. 1 wa 1. XI. W 3' A if fi, gs I .q, .11 rf G '1 I . . N-J Mg k . Sli'- fo .. . fm 'W Q A w I ,A N: Q HW? ff-:Z f 2 hun A M X A ef' - r P, y ig ,i , '. ff, L a ' rv- f '. H' .' lv P ' ,, 1 Y H' sb. e' 1 x 1 'f-'ff K , , xr 4 . ... v , s I MRS. RUTH S. ROY-FOURTH GRADE GIRLS: B. Booker, P. Campbell, J. Cope- land, C. Etheridge, O. Evers, S. Fiederer, J. Harrison, V. Hulbert, M. Johnson, L. Joyce, McPherson, V. Powell, L. Rainey, E. Randolph, J. Rice, C. Sears, B. Strick- land, L. Wadford, B. Whitford, M. Rawls, P. Crain, B. Moore. BOYS: D. Bray, S. Culpepper, B. Green, F. Harrison, J. Hyman, L. Maddox, S. Maynard, D. Messer, B. Miller, B. Shaw, A. Smith, C. Smith, F. Stevenson, D. Sykes, B. Sykes, J. Tadlock, B. Wallace, B. White, R. Whitley, W. Williams. Compliments of IRVIN'S PHARMACY and T.B. LEE INSURANCE -Q -0' MISS JACQUELINE GOLDSTEIN-FIFTH GRADE GIRLS: L. Brown, P. Covington,D. Lar- leigh, S. McDuffie, C. Payne, C. Payne, C. Rea, P. Rogers, B. Silvester, N. Spence, B. Stewart, F. Taylor, A. Troyer, J. Vincent, M. Wallace, C. Walfers, L. White, N. Wilkins, J. Williams, B. Hall. BOYS: R. Barber, N. Betts, L. Collins, M. Culpepper, 1. Godwin, V. Hardy, T. MeiggS- E. Nettles, H. Reel, R. Scott, D. Smellie, J. Williams, D. Godfrey, V. Large. Complirnents of CHARLES BEAUTY SALON and MORSE-PARKER ,Z--r' A' .. 'L A . MISS ETHEL DEAL-FIFTH GRADE GIRLS: P. Ault, M. Belvin, B. Brown, B. Cox, L. Curles, P. Etheridge, J. Gay, C. Higgenbotham, P. LeDayen, R. Mitchell, B. Noble, E. Preedy, S. Sawyer, B, Smith, A. Skyes, B. Wilkins, K. Cole, P. Houston. BOYS: H. Bagley, D. Belcher, G. Bittle, H. Copeland, R. Danridge, R. Gillis, T. Hulbert, B. Johnson, M. Lane, H. Miller, C. Moss, G. Seymour, C. Weeks, E. Williams, H. Wright, L. Holland. Complirnents of CENTRAL MARKET PARKER'S FLORAL CO. 'I W 4 N. I 1 MISS ILENA CRIUSE-SIXTH GRADE GIRLS: G. Ashley, B. Baynor, N. Ballew, M. Ferrell, S. Gallop, R. Hand, J. Hart- man, A. Hofiler, P. Joyce, J. Laster, N. Pierce, S. Reid, J. Roper, M. Saunders, C. Sawyer, P. Selby, M. Shelton, J. White, H. Walker. BOYS: R. Cartwright, R. Culpepper, J. Dixon, R. Edwards, D. Elbon, J. Floyd, J. Goodwin, C. Hix, E. Holland, G. Hul- bert, D. Lockamy, J. Maddox, J. McKay, J. Mins, R. Moses, C. Mullins, B. Owens, J. Parsons, J. Pearce, M. Phillips, S. Root, L. Sawyer, N. Smith, R. Tillett, P. Webb, S. Weeks, C. Wilkins. Cornplirnents Of THE NETTLES FAMILY 8: J. V. TAYLOR General Contractor MRS. NANCY VICK-FIFTH GRADE GIRLS: B. Austin, K. Barker, E. Boush, C. Casteen, S. Culpepper, D. Duncan, E. Etheridge, K. Fowler, M. Goad, C. Guest S. Horn, M. McCoy, G. Muller, P. Paige E. Pierce, J. Preedy, C. Tuten, S. Wil- kins, J. Wiltshire. BOYS: E. Boush, B. Edwards, L. Harrell, R. Lamm, A. Lassiter, D. Lassiter, T. Pritchard, J. Pugh, G. Rountree, W. Rid- dick, L. Smith, J. Sykes. L. Weldon, R. Ziemba. Complirrients of JOHNNIE MIZELL Truck Hauling 81 LEVINE'S TAVERN MRS, MAIDIE HOGGARD-SIXTH GRADE GIRLS: P. Arnold, F. Bedms, L. Curles, M. Curling, N. Evers, A. Gerrey, P. Johnson, R. Meekins, B. Miller, M. Pen- dleton, L. Powers, L. Rice, R. Saunders, M. Silvester, M. Smith, C. Stewart, D. Tadlock, L. Thelen, K. Wilkins, V. Wright. BOYS: E. Barrett, E. Birkhead, G. Brown, W. Butler, W. Cahoon, R. Carey, B. Cul- pepper, R. Doty, L. Dudley, C. Flem- ming, B. Gendron, B. Godfrey, R. Harri- won, W. Heilig, F. Hyman, G. Long, C. Mitchell, R. McCoy, F. Peele, L. Prince, G. Sawyer, O. Smith, P. Smithers, W. Spratley, D. Thomas, E. Waller, J. Wil- liams. Compliments of AFTON CLEANERS 39 Afton Parkway Cradock, Virginia MRS. MAGGIE BOHANNON-SEVENTH GRADE BOYS: B. Bass, D. Bedwell, C. Bell, G. Bell, J. Booker, B. Boynton, D. Dagger, M. Friar, C. Inman, K. Ketchum, M. Kight, R. Ladd, C. McCoy, J. McDuffie, R. Meiggs, W. Mitchell, W. Morris, B. Nobel, G. Pitsenbarger, R. Powers, M. Smither, M. Spruill, M. Waller, R. White F. Whitehurst, W. Willits, GIRLS: B. And- erson, N. Briggs, N. Covington, B. Deaton, D. Green, V. Guest, N. Joyce, C. Know- les, A. Gilbert, D. Misser, B. Orton, K. Paige, I. Payne, L. Shaw, J. Taylor, A. Tuten, J. Wadford, P. Whitley, S. Wilder, S. Watkins. Compliments of CUMBERLAND FARM DAIRY Q: BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Scalf, Mrs. Esther Cahoon, Mrs. Lelia Cooke, Mrs. Mae Johnson, Mrs. Martha McCoy, Miss. Betty Walski. Compliments of TWILLEY'S INC. Hardware And Appliances Wallpaper-Paints-Supplies 1819 County'St.-Phone 7-9471 Compliments of PARKER'S RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN 3608 George Washington Hgwy. Portsmouth, Virginia MISS. ELIZABETH PARKER-SEVENTH GRADE BOYS: C, Barber, J, Barber, F. Bagley, W, Bobbitt, K, Butler, R. Chambers, W. Gar- m fy' , , rett, C. Jefferson, C, Johnson, E, Laster, D. Lewis, P, Lewis, D. McCoy, E. Perce, W. Silvesrer, R. Smith, L, Stevenson, K, Storms, R. Thomas, J, Trower, S. Whitson, W, Wilkins, GIRLS: P, Belcher, M, Cahoon C. Collins, C. Craddock, C. DeCamp, D, Davis, D. Davis, C. Dorough, B. Harrison, N, Hartman, M, Hornton, P, Jenkins, P, Jordan, F. Kennedy, P, Ketchum, P, Lamn B. Liverman, I, Payne, M, Powell, A. Saunders, D, Sawyer, S. Sawyer, N, Swan- ner, M, Trew, L, Wilkins. SUPER I7 DRIVE-IN THEATER George Washington Highway -341: and Victory Blvd. I. f I - -va '4 ,JH 5 'i gg If jlze Maw Cornplirnents of THE DIXIE BAR-B-Q -uv -ld fjlme Cualocban D.W. WARREN CO., INC. Seedsmen CRADOCK FLORAL COMPANY 34 Commercial Place Norfo lk, Virginia 4 'X CF QZILLHCA VDO!!! T' T gay ,4 Lgaluclenf Counci Complirnents of MILL SUPPLY CORPORATION VA. STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. MCRAE COMPANY SMITH AND WELTON PATROL: Mrs. Moore: Sponsor. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Rapierg Helen Burgessg Richard Scarzog Harold Barkleyg Sammy Sawyerg Joe Catong David Boalrg John Troyer. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Knowlesg Marilyn Watsong Gwenn Joyceg Thelene Cadwellg Shirley Durenceg Toby Webbg Ann Garrettg Lydia McCoyg Betty Hynesg Lieutenantg Mrs. Moore, Sponsorg Geraldine Runyondg Alma Amosg Lora Hodges, Captaing Kay Pearceg Zelda Hensley, lieutenantg Hilda Booneg Faye Sutton. 4 s,c.A. COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Zydron, Pres. g Elizabeth Mehailescu, Vice-Pres. g Jennie Mehailescu, Sec. g Alma Amos, Tres. 9 Zelda Hensley, Reporterg John Troyer, Chaplain. LEFT TO RIGHT: Representatives: Elmer Sawyerg Susan Culpepperg Joseph Saveikag Fred Pajkowskig Milton Keeterg Silvia Mooreg Carolyn Stewartg Betty Hynesg Barbara Turneyg Walter Hood. Complirnents of PORTSMOUTH LINGERIE AND HOSIERY SHOP CHARLES CAMPBELL PIANO CO. HAMPTON ROADS PAPER CO. DUFFEN DYE WORKS .ta 1O.f.,,f LEFT TO RIGHT: William Parson: Alice Dawson: Dona Dean: Georgia Stovall: Carolyn Butler: Patricia Daniel: Shirley Bridges: Elizabeth Mehailescu: Marilyn Watson: Jean Knowles: Windell Lupton: 2nd ROW: Bobby Berry: Dorothy Ainsley: Carol White: Grace Leigh Waller: Correna Garrett: Helen Trexler: Patsy Smith: Lydia McCoy: Bettie Kay Turney: Dona Vaughn: Betty Jo Morri: 3rd ROW: Carolyn Kennedy: Mr, Brown: Donald Vann: Charles Ridenhour: Faye Sutton: Louise Wimbish: Zelda Hensley: Gwenn Joyce: Kaye Pearce Phyllis Culpepper: Miss Dishman: 4th ROW: Ranny Wimbish: Earnest McKay: Freddie Pajkowski: Richard Ault: Joe Rapier: David Porter: Rich- ard Scarzo: President: Wimdell Lup- ton Vice President: William Parson: Secretary: Betty Jo Morris CM Compliments Of Compliments of GROWERS EXCHANGE J. M. HOFFMAN South Norfolk, Virginia SWAIN SHELL SERVICE STATION Captain: Louise Wimbish: Student Director: Correna Garrett: Librarian: l Jinnie Mehailescu: Judith Bittle: Mary Lou Cahoon: Edna Bobbitt: Brenda Deaton: Patricia Greene: Brenda Harrell: Dawn Heilig: Abby- lou Jones: Peggy Lamn: Ruth Lane: Vilna Lupton: Billy Mason: Jinnie Mehailescu: Mary Pritchard: Georgia Stovall: Mary Webb: Judy Whitford: Shirley Wilson: Louise Wimbish: Frances Stoncypher: Ernest Bass: Ger- ald Bass: Bobby Berry: Clyde Futrell: Wilson Carrett: Don Gordon: Earl Har rell: Billy Heilig: Walton Hood: Bob- by Lane: Windell Lupton: Dickie Mc- Math: Donald McMath: Warren Mor- ris: Chris Parker: Bobby Sawyer: Lin- wood Spratley: Dale Spruill: Chrles Waller: Donald Vann: Bob Jefferson: James Drieisigacher. Flag Bearers: Alice Dawson: Carolyn Kennedy: Maj orettes: Faye Sutton: Gwen Joyce: Carol White: Carol Correll: Patsy Furlough: Paula Boynton. ,,ai,,,., Cm Compliments of BOOTH MOTOR COMPANY NORTHROP'S SPORTING GOODS MRS. HOYT'S BAKERY BRADLEY FUEL OIL CO. MRS. JACKSON-SPONSOR Johnny Harold, Earl Lee Harold, Norman Barlow, Ranny Wimbish, Windell Lupton, Mike Mattox, David Stewart, Floyd Powers, William Parson, Joe Caton, The- lene Cadwell, Martha Howell, Bobby Early, Victor Townsend, Coy Meadows, Charles Riden- hour, johnny Troyer, Paul Wise, Walt Waite, Richard Ault, Betty Hynes, Toby Webb, Carl Hales, Louise Rapier, Al- ice Dawson, David Boalt, John- ny Horton, Van Atkinson, David Orton. rofecfion MRS. JACKSON-LIBRARIAN Carl Hales, David Boalt, Elmer Sawyer, Bill Meigs, Bobby Ear- ly, Ranny Wimbish, William Parson, Norman Barlow, Sher- wood Anderson, Barbara Cas- tellow, Alice Thompson, Patri- cia Burlow, Katherine Roth, Barbara Winslow, Roberta Dar- ley, Alice Dawson, Paula Boyn- ton, Catherine Wilkins, Louise Rapier, Judy Long, Susan Cul- pepper, Carrie Bass, Dorothy Sylvester, Kay Pearce, Barbara Brown, Gaynelle Roper, Caro- lyn Wilkins. Compliments of TAIT SEED COMPANY MOSEBERTH'S RESTAURANT NORFOLK UNDERSELLERS ATWELL OPTICAL COMPANY CM MRS, CASTEENg SPONSOR, Lucille Smith, Gwenn Joyce, Georgia Stovall, Faye Sutton, Clara Frost, Elizabeth Me- hailescu, Louise Wimbish, Susan Culpepper, Helen Trex- ler, Carolyn Kennedy, Nancy Nettles, Shirley Bridges, Mar- ilyn Watson, Carolyn Butler, Kay Pearce, Phyllis Culpepper, Johnny Norcum, Alice Dawson, Dona Dean. Compliments of STITT'S SERVICE STATION VICTORY PEANUT HARVEST CO. ! 1 5 5 3' I OKLES CONFECTIONERY Z lltllfe QQC Qfff 0 gbllufe Olnenla Q15 of .X4l'l'lQl iCa I'l'leI'lCa Complxments of PRINCESS ANNE FARM EQUIPMENT KARP PHARMACY YOUNGS SHOE STORE POOL BROTHERS MRS MARSHALL SPONSOR Lora Hodges Dot Hilton Donna Dean Toby Webb Dorothy Ainsley, Phyllis Cul- pepper, Rose Mary Wright, Mable Douglas, Clara Frost, Carol Correll, Connie Hingle Marilyn Watson, Correna Garrett, Roberta Darley, Nancy Nettles, Louise Wim- bish, Carolyn Stewart, Patsy Smith, Jeanette Coffield, Gerladine Runyon, Edna Bob- bitt, Sandra Wilder, Patsy Furlough, Helen Burgess, Pa- tricia Buclow, Gaynell Roper, Helen Copeland. Carrie Bass, Carolyn Kennedy Ogif Compliments of ROLAND B. HART, INC. BERKLEY FEED CORP. BRENNANS FUNERAL HOME METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. SPONSOR-MRS. WHJTFORD Joyce McKay, Correna Garrett, Louise Wimbishg Silver Mooreg Peggy Lamn, Judy Whitford, Kay Pearce, Judy Bit- tle, Alice Dawson, Louise Floyd, Gail Careyg Sybil Scott. 4-JJ CM IST ROW: Gene Walters, Bobby Howard, Cecil Powers, Herbert Covington, Paul Zydron. 2ND ROW: Jimmie Stanton, Buddy Mitchell, The lene Cadwell, Victor Townsend, Arthur Sawyer, Harold Barkley. Compliments of SUNSET MANOR RESTAURANT FASHION DRESS SHOP J. B. BASNIGHT SNELLINGS FUNERAL HOME - 9 U' :5 N- 3 ?J i Eff. is GY -A ,, , 1 3. ' ff 1 , 11? ' 4' 4 x f wud' , V 'K -as 'U' ' X 5 P , . J 4 , . 2 ar '3 K My ' J ' 5 1 s H J' an 5 2' --,fx ' :V yfm f f 'Y-5 ,fly L, Z 5, . . , ! . A .V 1 ' 4 4 . Z gl .vs ,Q fggf gl 5 g ..r ,. 1: 5' if me 2 5 av - .45 ui A-5 .if--, 11,5 :, f , YQ' A QM.. sau! Compliments of MOM'S LITTLE TRUCK STOP S and F FURNITURE CO. WALLER'S GARAGE JACK MOORE HOMDAAKERS GUILD MRS. GUYRENE R. MCAFEE: Teacher FIRST ROW SEATED: Gayle Culpepper, Jerry walski, Roy- nald Green. SECOND ROW SEATED: Toby Webb, Ann Garrett, Virginia Produchny, Faye Sutton, Gwen Joyce, Martha Howell, Shirley Durrence, Lora Hodges. STANDING: Buddy Mitchell, Thelene Cadwell, Johnny Norcum, Joe Catan. CLERK: MRS. DORA RAINEY ASSISTANTS: Alma Amos Frances Cartwright Helen Copeland Dot Hilton Betty Hynes Jean Knowles Louise Wimbish Complirnents of HARRELL BROTHERS WHITLOWS USED CARS EDITH HUGO FLORIST UNITED DENTIST ASSOCIATION .SEQQQCA Cfadd it 2 2 g S R N X I f ,4 LA A 4 4 1 if ej . Q fl!! If I vu V' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Bond-Cyrus Guynn WITTIEST Josephine Webb-Johnny Norcum ' ue' Clflle MOST ATHLETIC Zelda Hensley-Richard Ault MOST BASHFUL Hilda Boone-Bobbv Wilson BIGGEST FLLRT Marilyn Watson-John Troyer if -1, -111 u. 4 ' ' ' 'Y-N JM U! Cline MOST STUDIOUS Patricia Daniel-Paul Zydron LAZIEST ,, ' . -A5 rf fs. K 54 ' aff Kay Pearce-Thelene Cadwell A BEST DRESSED Martha Howell-Jerry Lester Betty CUTTIEST Jo Morris -Milton Keete E 4 'ah Z 1 I 1- ' BEST LOOKING Doris Phillips -Neal Williams uls. The Homecoming Queen of 1953 was Betty Jo Morris. The attendants are as follows: Patricia Daniel, Bettie Kay Turney, Grace Leigh Waller, Marilyn Watson, Phyllis Culpepper and Doro- thy Ainsley. Compliments of: SUBURBAN RULANE GAS COMPANY Of Virginia omecoming ueen Phone 78596 Compliments of: THE QUALITY SHOP One Of The Souths' Most Outstanding Stores For Men And Young Men 309 High Street, Portsmouth, Virginia STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Rapier, B. Turney L McCoy G. Waller, F. Snelgrbve, B. , Turney, B. Hynes, E. Mehail- escu, J. Parker, C. Correll, P. Furlough, R. Darley, L. Betts, Z. Hensley, M. Spence, S. Powers, M. Scarzo, E. Whitlow G. Barkley, P. Wise, N. Bar- low, W. Parson, B. Cahoon, T. Rapier, F. Sutton, P. Daniel, J. MaKay. J. Bittle, P. Buelow, R. Wright, ll. Trexler, D. Curling, B. Vann, P. Gillman, M. Doug las, L. Wimbish, E. Makay, D. Gordon, P. Smith, D. Boalr, J. Webb, C. Butler, B. Morris, T. Webb, D. Dean, S. Bridges, J. Norcum, B. Bond, C. Garrett, V. Long, J. Long, B. Berry, J. Harrell, E. Harrell. END MEN: Richard Scarzo, Cy- rus Guynn, Windell Lupton, Sammy Sawyer, Joe Rapier, Johnny Norcum, Milton Ketter, and Freddy Pajkowslu. indfre! Queen Queen of the December Minstrel Miss Peggy Lamn and crowning her Miss Mary Elizabeth Goodman, other candidates for Queen were: Miss Joyce Rowe, Miss Geraldine Hancock, Miss Patricia Buelowg Miss Louise Rapier, Miss Doris Phillips, Miss Carolyn Stewart, Miss Clara Frost, Miss Carolyn Kennedy, Miss Judy Whitford. 3' .-np, , Compliments of BOB'S MEN'S SHOP DEEDS gl MORRIS SERVICE STATION JOE BARCO NACHMAN'S CLOTHING STORE FRANCIS A. GAY FUNERAL HOME PRICES INC. 307 High Street Portsmouth Virginia 'half Shown here making a very funny joke is one of the Endmen Freddy Pajkowski, along with the lnterlocutor Johnny Norcum, other End- men participating were Milton Keeter, Johnny Troyer, Windell Lupton, Sammy Sawyer, Cyrus Guynn, Richard Scarzo, Joe Rapier Compliments of L. B. ROCKE 243 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia STANDARD TV SERVICE COMPANY 4323 George Washington Highway Portsmouth, Virginia WILLIAMS PURE OIL SERVICE 5877 George Washington Highway enior The Senior Class of 1954 presented UHILLBILLY WEDDIN on February 25 and 26, It was a Three Act Comedy, filled with many hilarious moments, The comedy was centered around a cabin in the hills. The most unique group of people were found in the living-room of the Bel- snickle cabin. Paw Belsnickle, with his gun, tried ever so hard to marry two of his daughters to people they did not want. However, in the end, Wedding Bells made the wishes of all come true. The audience spent a delightful evening watching the many pranks and tricksparts in the play. The characters in the play were ably portrayed by Seniors well selected for the parts. David Stewart - Paw Belsnickle Patricia Daniel - Maw Belsnickle Martha Howell - Ceelie Belsnickle Cyrus Guynn - Obeey Upschlager Betty Jo Morris - Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Paul Zydron - Ronald Maxwell Carolyn Butler - Juney Lou Belsnickle .Tosephine Webb - Four Belsnickle Zelda Hensley - Five Belsnickle Lydia McCoy - Six Belsnickle Charles Ridenhour - Chiz Upschlager Barbara Bond - Mrs. Maxwell Windell Lupton - Cousin Zeke Johnny Norcum - Reverend Cousins: Milton Keeter, Carl Hales, Louise Wim. ish, Betty Vann, Kay Pearce Wedding Party: Correna Garrett, Hilda Boone, Grace Leigh Waller, PaulWise Shirley Bridges, without a doubt, made an excellent announcer. Awards were presented to Martha Howell - Best Actress, David Stewart - Best Actor, and honorable mention went Betty Jo Morris and Cyrus Guynn. The play was directed by Mrs. Moore, Senior Sponsor. in., 's, 1 'il A Nwniixr A 1 ,x 11' If Q '4 I I la. Qi ,,' fr .- A at Q75 TA 11' z Z' ' if S, .Ji vi-'J 4. ' o G ' s . X, 5 QS I 4 . 1 If 1. 75 1 .Jw P 'F' QBOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTJ Robert Stockard, Kenneth Romanski, Ben Rolf, Harold Parker, Mil- ton Keeter, Ranny Wimbish, Ronnie Ridenhour. QSECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTJ Gus Harmon, Harold Barkley, Paul Wise, Joe Rapier, Bobby Cahoon, Carl Hales, William Parson, David Boalt fMgr.J QTOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTJ Coach Paul Swisher, Cyrus Guynn, Richard Scarzo, Windell Lupton, David Porter, Richard Ault, Charles Ridenhour, Ernest McKay, Fred Pajkowski, and Coach Robert Brown. Complirrients of HAGWOOD'S LAUNDRY DEEP CREEK MERCANTILE SEARS, BETTY and BOB GALE PHARMACY As the Deep Creek Hornets opened practice for the 1953 footballseason, things looked rather dim with only a small number reporting for practice in the first two weeks. The Hornets, ably coached by Robert tiny Brown and Paul Swisher won their first game against Oceana. However they suffered defeat at the hands of Cradock and Churchland, After tieing Franklin in the fourth game, the twenty-two man squad was not to be beaten again. With wins over Poquoson, Smithfeild, Great Bridge, Kempsville, and Saint Paul, the Hornets endedtheir season with six wins, two losses, and one tie. This placed them third in Group II competition. 52 L. 5' As . 5 Q , , ' , ' aw ' . .P Q X , . f-ff' 'Ze lalmr Q12 ' f 1 J' av A , in X 4 5. in 9' fi? 9 , fi- 'lilqiv , E - ' I 1 KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest McKay, Sammy Sawyer, Bobby Liverman, Jamie Smith, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: David Boalt and Gene Wadford, managers, Jerry Lester, Clark Godfrey, Richard Ault, Windell Lupton, Coy Meadows, coach Rob- ert Brown, BASKETBALL SCORES Deep Creek- 41 Churchland - 61 Deep Creek - 52 Suffolk - 60 - 54 Kempsville - 42 - 35 Churchland - 91 - 40 Oceana - 56 - 49 Franklin - 50 - 41 Smithfield - 48 - 73 Kempsville - 49 - 51 Virginia Beach -56 - 74 Poquoson - 31 -101 Creeds - 52 - 68 Matthew-Whaley 58 - 59 Saint Pau1'S - 66 - 67 Oceana - 57 - 65 Great Bridge - 64 - 82 Great Bridge - 52 - 57 Alumni - 43 Complirnents of MESSINGER PRINTING COMPANY 3616 High St. Portsmouth, Virginia Aulf Scgreg Lester Rebounds Meadows takes Charge I KNEELING: Co-captains Zelda Hensley and Phyllis Culpepper SITTING, FIRST ROW, QLEFT TO RIGHT, Pattie Smith, Carol White, Alice Dawson, Bet- tie Kay Turney, Carolyn Kennedy, Helen Trexler. SITTING, SECOND ROW, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Coach Love Dishman, Louise Wimbish, Bar- bara Turney, Rose Ann Wright, Jenney Mehlescu, Nancy Nettles, Manager Patricia Daniel BASKEAFBALL SCORES Z Deep Creek - Z9 Churchland - Deep Creek - Z5 Churchland - 57 -40 Kempsville - 50 - Z5 Franklin - 41 ' - 37 Oceana - 32 - 52 Kempsville - 63 - 40 Smithfield - 55 - 33 Poquoson - 62 -38 Va. Beach - 41 -44 Oceana - 34 -32. Saint Paul - 39 - 37 Great Bridge 38 -35 Great Bridge 32 -49 P. T. A. -18 -56 Suffolk - 45 -55 Faculty - 57 Compliments of THE PORTSMOUTH STAR THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Betty Kay Rebounds Zelda Shoots Team Goes Up 4 -f' .T 4, F-.Q 1 , A ' x -,iv f 5335 ml. he a w -f'f-v 'M,n- ,, WNW. gin K 1 'lf M 'ey 5 4 , we is . -ff , .W K -sl?-. sm r H vhs? ' ,. xf ' fb.. mp , x xii' 1 I H I .,...:f ,--4-I -, by I k ,1 - -'fl--w4'rv::ux:.w ' - ..,.,..A . ' '+ 'i'l'1-'N 'W I A ,K ,,,, ,Qi , 'E ..' 1.111 -'---..tb -'-- Q 1 fe., --YV: ! 5:-kk A 1 5? , ,. ' ff: ' -1 4 SM? 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I SITTERSON ELECTRICAL COMPANY 227 South Street Portsmouth Virginia Phone 70631 A. CULPEPPER 8. SON General Contractor 710 Crawford Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone 91481 A G PINKTUN General Contractor Phone 98531 CHAN DLER'S ICE CREAM Located At 4215 Old Suffolk Blvd Alexander s Corner Portsmouth Virginia 1500 Airline 81 Rodman Ave. THE BANK OF VIRGINIA 525 H gh St e t HOLLOWELL 8. CULPEPPER 1 1408 My tl A N f lk V 0257 77 O02 RUDMAN S BAR B 0 8 DRIVE IN Pho 99335 99235 TIDEWATER FUEL CO INC F 1O11AdH t1gEq p 102108Dh1g Av C dock Potmo th Vzg N Y v Distributors Of Gulf Products I 1' e I Fue Oil r e ve. or o 6, a. Portsmouth, Virginia Phone 66- or - ., . , a n n ' ' ' ue n ea n u1 ment ne or - a ren e. ra rs u , 'r inia ROBERTSON HARDWARE COMPANY INC THE HUSTLERS 700 Crawford Street Corner County Portsmouth V1rg1n1a Phone 92465 The New Purma Dog Chow IS TOPS IN it NUTRITION Ilirhhmg Slalmnrrg GMI. 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