George Washington High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Danville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

4 n 11 c - hail, all hail to thee.. ... we love thy halls... thy campus fair ■ ■ ■ ...our high school days so rare. george Washington Q high school danville, Virginia foreword Wc live by traditions and they have become integrated with our high school life. Through our campus we feel a close kinship to those who have preceded us, and through them we have become conscious of our unique heritage as students of George Washington High School. Our loyalty is strongly evident in the harmonies of the Alma Mater, in the striking school colors, and in the resounding yell at a pep rally. We are proud of the physical structure of our new building and of the closeness which unites the student body. We will hold in our memories, cherished thoughts of thee.” It is by these familiar traditional words that we pledge to always be a part of the rich heritage of George Washington. It is hoped that in looking through this 1958 Cavalier, you will feel the greatness of devotion which is felt by each of us to the traditions of George Washington High School. dedication For being a teacher in the true sense of the word . . . for giving friendship, understanding, and ideas as well as facts . . . for your untiring work on the Cardinal Talent Scout . . . for your great interest in our student government and the foreign student program . . . we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1958 Cavalier to you, First Row: Mary Blair Compton; R. P. McConnell, Chairman; Mrs. C. J. Schollenberger. Second Row: Dr. J. D. Beale, Jr.; D. E. Crowder; L. H. Kcrnodle; Townes Lea; O. T. Bonner, Superintendent of Schools. uoy Members of the Danville School Board are pictured at a regular meeting. administration O. T. Bonner Superintendent of City Schools W. C. Overton General Supervisor and Director of Research Ernest G. Baxa A d mini strati ve A s si stant W. C. Overton, O. T. Bonner, and Ernest G. Baxa study the blueprints for the new Danville school. administration T. P. Houser and J. T. Christopher schedule events on the activities calendar. J. T. Christopher Principal Thomas P. Houser Assistant Principal Office Staff Our competent office staff, Miss Copeland, Miss Mumpower, and Mrs. Rackett, strives to keep our school running smoothly. in y faculty Ruth M. Aron English Ethel S. Barker Mathematics Anne Bryant Litin and Mathematics Mary H. Bacon English Evelyn Barker Textbook Rental System George C. Carter Physical Education Roland M. Bacon Industrial Arts Elsie E. Bock English Gonia S. Cotton Mathematics Patsy Sue Ball Business Education Carole Nyda Brannon History Mabel B. Davis English •02K faculty Ethel M. Dodson English and Journalism Ethel Forehand Mathematics Bobbie Greer Business Education Josephine Estes English Anne P. Franklin Physical Education Joseph W. Gurtis, Jr. Physical Education John C Fields Physical Education Pencie Fulton Mathematics Mary Lou Hall English and Spanish Dorothy Fitzgerald English and Dramatics William M. Gabbel Business Education James F. Harris Chemistry {13}� Betty H. Hodnett Business Education Joseph D. Kauffman History Cheney W. Lea Latin faculty Betty Lou Jefferson Science William B. Kelly Mathematics Elizabeth Moseley Home Economics Deane R. Jones Spanish Margaret B. Kushner English and French Thelma Naylor Mathematics Eddie M. Joyce Physical Education Bernard M. Ladd Industrial Arts Elizabeth M. Oliver Music {14V 1 Mary G. Oliver History Barbara Ann Pendleton Physical Education WlLLADEAN L. POOLE Librarian faculty William B. Pergerson Science Clara Lee Randolph History Sterling H. Perkinson English — Public Speaking Catherine Reynolds Science Charlotte C. Phillips Librarian Sue Reynolds English «{15} Norma Lou Roady Physical Education Nan St. John Business Education Joyce Still English faculty Lorraine Robertson Visiting Teacher Annie L. Sayers Home Economics Eugene C. Stryker Band Joseph C. Russell Physics Granville B. Smith English Annie M. Swann Mathematics Rheta D. Russell Business Education Gladys H. Spangler English Lucile Walton Science and Art faculty Lawrence G. Wilson Mathematics William E. Wilson Elizabeth G. Woodson Physical Education History and Guidance Guy Yeatts Edna Young Business Education Science {17}� 0 Barbara B. Wynne Mathematics Mrs. Pearson supervises as Lucille Travis, Roxic Cardwell, Lucille Hairston, Lcovia Vinson, Minnie Staton, Beatrice Totten, and Blanche Elliott prepare a typical meal in the cafeteria. Mr. Harry Brann heads the capable staff of custodians, who arc (left to right) Randolph Hairston, Joe Ferrell, Harry Brann, Calvin Mays, and Ray Redd. The staff of maids, Mattie Banks, Vera Burt, Ester White, Mary Graves, Grace Tanier, Elizabeth Terry, Minnie Tinscy, and Willie John Barbor, do an excellent job of keeping the halls and class rooms clean. (18)� senior class officers Ronald Wayne Collins Oner Tuzun Barbara Sue Cole Gloria Jane Nix President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer senior advisory council and sponsors First row: C. Tate, L. Beale, P. Browder, A. Harris, J. DeBoe, L. Burnette, C. Hill, H. Kushner. Second rou : Mr. Gabbel, Miss Hart, Mrs. Davis, Miss Estes, Miss Jefferson, Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Kushner, Mrs. Spangler. ■i2oy george Washington high school Lance Edward Aherron Cole” Snow Sandra Jean Angell Sandy”— Woodf or won’t be? Glee Club; F. B. L. A.; F. H. A.; Mixed Chorus; Y-Teens. Kyle Terry Alfriend Bonnie’s All American! Co-Captain Football; Basketball; Baseball; President Monogram Club; President Junior Class; Chief Junior Marshall;.Student Council; Judiciary; Boy's State Delegate; Interclub Council; Spanish Club; Delta C Hi-Y; Homeroom Officer; State SCA Convention; National Honor Society. Donald Lurton Arey, Jr. Don Lurchin” CENTER-End-Tackle-Guard Tennis; Football; Track; Monogram Club; Vice-President. Secretary Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Vice-President Latin Club; Latin Tournament: State Latin Convention; Homeroom Officer; Senior Science Club; Zcta Chi Hi-Y; Cardinal Talem Scout; Pep Club; Junior Classical League. James William Anderson Andy” Dorothy Wingfield Asbury ''Landy-Claudy ’ Her name is Davis now! Beta Alpha Rho; French Club; National Honor Society; Internation- al Relations Club; Band Librarian; Chorus Librarian: Student Council; Captain Kiltie Korps; Cardinal Tal- ent Scout. 121Y Eddie Ray Ayers Payday”—Sport’s right hand man Homeroom Officer; Spanish Club; Monogram Club; President Hi-Y; Manager Football. Wrestling. Peggy Annette Ayers Loves sports.—Listen to her laugh! Glee Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Officer; Student Council; French Club; Spanish Club; President J.S.J.’s; Treasurer D. E. Club; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Bible Club. William Waddell Barber Billy”—Brown eyes J.V. Basketball; Football; I. R. C; Business Manager Cardinal Talent Scout: Spanish Club; President F. O. O. T. Club; Bible Club; Mir- acle in the Castel ; Vice-President W. W. Student Council. Edward Glenn Barker Ed”—Sleepy head! Anna Dean Barnett A real talker— Giggles” Civics Club; F. H. A.; Y-Teens; Spanish Club; Beta Iota; Press Club; Pep Club; Beta Alpha Rho. Mildred Ann Bass A bsent - VI inded— Well mannered! Vice-President Civics Club; F. T. A.; F. H. A.; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Bible Club; Science Club; Pep Club; Beta Alpha Rho; Phi Lambda Kappa; Assistant School Librarian. the senior class of 1958 i22Y george Washington high school Thelma Irene Baum Editor of Big Book”— Hawk-er eyes Editor Cavalier; Head Varsity Cheerleader; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader; Treasurer Spanish Club; Chatterbox; Press Club; F. T. A.; C.S.P.A.; S.I.P.A.; Pep Club; Sub-Debs; Student Council; Jr. .Editor Cavalier; President. Vice-President Y-Teens; Vice-President Junior Class; Officer Latin Club; Junior Advisory Council; Model T's; Junior Marshall; Quill and Scroll; Homeroom Officer: Y- Teen Interclub Council; Girl's State; Girl's Chorus; Interclub Council; Jr. Classical League; Bible Club. Randy Beale Tall, dark and handsome'’— Hates to leave! D. E.; Hi-Y; Football; Basketball. Ernest Granville Baxa, Jr. The Secret of Success is Constancy to Purpose American Legion Award; Basketball; Tennis; Judiciary; Student Council; President National Honor Society; President German Club; Interclub Council; I. R. C; Cardinal Talent Scout: Band; Jr. Rotarian; School Store; Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Monogram Club. Gene Raymond Bell Mischievous Lalanne Jane Beale Lanne — Dependable - - Going Places National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Jr. University Women; Sec- retary Glee Club; President-Secretary F. T. A.; G. A. A.; Student Gmncil; Judiciary; Interclub Council: Sr. Advisory Gmncil; Co-Editor Cardi- nal Talent Scout; Jr. Marshall; Latin Club; Latin Tournament; The Messiah ; S. I. P. A.; Miracle in the Castle ; Winner Voice of De- mocracy ; S. C. A.: District Convention; Bible Club. Phyllis Anne Blankenship Felix —Our own Tutlulah— N. C. bound! Feature Editor, Associate Editor Chatterbox; Cavalier; Quill and Scroll; Press Club; Vice-President Beta Alpha Rho; F. T. A. Conven- tion; Jr. Classical League; Kiltie Korps; Beta Iota; Glee Vlub; The Messiah ; Spanish Club; Y-Tccn Interclub Council; Pep Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Civics Club; Car- dinal Talent Scout; Bible Club; F.T.A.; F. B.L.A.; F. H.A.; Y- Teens. «{23}. John Richard Bliss On the quiet side! Baseball; German Club. Jerry Guy Boothe Stage Hand” Transferred from Whitmell; Home- room Officer. Graydon Lee Boatwright Alias Shipwrong”! German Club; Junior Rotarian; Dance Band; Manager Band. Gerald Duaine Bostic Kinder ' the fire! D. E. Bonnie Sue Booker Quick Wit Homeroom Officer; Student Council; Pep Club; Latin Club; Bible Club; Intcrclub Council; Y-Tcens; Presi- dent Beta Iota; Beta Alpha Rho; Press Club; Chatterbox; Gvics Club; Jr. University Women; Mixed Chorus; L. D.’s. James Luther Bradley Snookie”—Friendly Guy! Football; Basketball; Track; Base- ball; Wrestling; Student Council; Jr. Advisory Council; Monogram Club; Hi-Y; Homeroom Officer. the senior class of 1958 2iY george Washington high school Mildred Alison Bradley Natural Curls F. H.A.; F. B. L.A.; G. A. A. Sylvia Marie Brown Little But Loveable Glee Club; Spanish Club Vice- President French Club; Cavalier; Chatterbox; Press Club; Girls' Cho- rus; Kiltie Korps; Secretary Y-Tccns; Bible Club. Messiah ; Homeroom Officer; Miracle in the Castle.” Earline Shirley Brooks Sparkles a Plenty! Bible Club; G. A.A.; Latin Club; D. E.; National Honor Society; Reporter D. E.; Homeroom Officer. Betty Faye Brummett Sure to Succeed F. H. A.; F. B. L. A.; G. A. A.; Homeroom Officer; Glee Club. Joan Patricia Browder Pat” Most Versatile Business Manager B. F. B. Sub-Debs; National Honor Society; Head J. V. Cheerleader; Co-Head Varsity Cheerleader; President Spanish Club; Senior Advisory Council; Student Council; President Glee Club; G. A. A.; Pep Club; Interclub Coun- cil; Treasurer Y-Teens; Vice-Presi- dent Model T's; Homeroom Officer; Homecoming Nominee. Ronnie Clark Bryant Give me a 'Marcia’-mallow!” Football; Wrestling; Track; Mono- gram Club; Spanish Club; Delta C Hi-Y; Student Council; Homeroom Officer. H25} Peggy Maf Buckner Sports an Olds — Blondie” Girls' Chorus; Homeroom Officer; Secretary J.S.J.'s; Y-Teens; F. B. L. A.; F. H. A.; Bible Club. Linda Rebecca Burnette Goes for that Uni form! G. A. A. ; Homeroon Officer; Bi- ble Club; D. E..; Senior Advisory Council. Jo Ann Cantrell Red”—A Snook it-' fan! Kiltie Korps; Student Council; J. S. J.’s; F. B. I.. A.; Homeroom Offi- cer; G. A. A.: Glee Club. Ronald Taylor Carson Ronnie” Pep Club; Student Council. Bonnie Gray Chattin Everybody's ”Al-Friend”! Bon stance” B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Civics Club; Dramatics Club; Y-Teens; F. H. A.; F.T.A.; Press Club; Pep Club: Club Editor Chatterbox; Homeroom Officer; Spanish Club; Thespians: Girls' Chorus; Majorette; Science Club; Band; Bible Club; C.S. P. A.. Make Room For Rodney ; Cin- derella ; G. A. A.; Student Coun- cil; Kiltie Korps; F.T.A. Conven- tion; L. D.'s. Billy Cheek Quick with the basketball— ” Cheek” Student Council; Homeroom Offi- cer; Monogram Club; Spanish Club: lunior Advisory Council; Basketball: J. V. Basketball; Track. the senior class of 1 958 •126b george Washington high school Margaret Alice Clare Peggy —GW ,’s own Goren! Junior Advisory Council; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Co-Circulation Man- ager, Assistant Business Manager Chatterbox; Student Council; Treas- urer French Club; Quill and Scroll; Third Place ' Voice of Democracy”; Press Club; Pep Club; Sub-Debs; F. T. A.: C. S. P. A.; Y-Teens; Homeroom Officer. Barbara Ann Cole Witty Miss” National Honor Society; Junior Uni- versity Women; Quill and Scroll; Business Manager Chatterbox: Vice- President Bible Club; President Y- Teens; Interclub Council; I. R. C.: Treasurer Mixed Chorus; Secretary Press Club; C. S. P. A.; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Interclub Coun- cil; Beta Alpha Rho; F. T. A.; Offi- cer Y-Teens; Homeroom Officer; Glee Club; Girls' Chorus; Junior Music Club. Ronald Wayne Clifton Likes that underclassman! Band; Monogram Club; Dramatics Club; Alternate Student Gmncil; Football; Manager Basketbell Team; Baseball. Barbara Sue Cole Active and Attractive! Secretary Senior Class; F. B. L. A.; F. H. A. ; Senior Advisory Council; G. A. A.; Chatterbox; Press Club; Spanish Club; Girls' Chorus; Bible Club; Homeroom Officer; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Civics Club; J. S. J.’s; Girls' State Delegate. Andrea Dale Cochrane Empire”— One of Naylor's fans! National Honor Society; Beta Alpha Rho; Chatterbox; Homeroom Offi- cer; F. T. A.; Press Club; Spanish Club; Bible Club; I. R. C; Civics Club; Mixed Chorus; Student Coun- cil. William R. Coleman, Jr. Billy”— Cool, Calm and Collective! Any Donald Warren Collins Don ”The other half”— Watch those logs! Homeroom Officer; Student Council; Basketball; Alpha Beta Hi-Y; Male Chorus. Diane Dale Corbin A charm all her own! F. H. A.; Press Club; Secretary Beta Alpha Rho Y-Teens; Treasurer W. W. Student Council; Miracle in the Castle ; L. D.'s; Latin Club; Bible Club; Secretary VC W. Freshman Class; Chatterbox; Thespians. Ronald Wayne Collins Bits driver!— Tran sport at ion Executive’ ’ President Senior Class; Student Council; Junior Rotarian; Home- room Officer; Senior Advisory Coun- cil. Anne Marie Corpening A genuine Chatter-box! Quill and Scroll; Vice-President I. R. C; Advertising Manager Chat- terbox; Civics Club; French Club; F. T. A.; Press Club; Kiltie Korps; C.S. P. A.; Pep Club; Y-Tccns. Brenda Joyce Connock Ahead of all the rest! Model T's; Kiltie Korps; President Y-Teens; Civics Club; Interclub Council Y-Tecns; Science Club; Ger- man Club; F. H. A.; Interclub Coun- cil; G. A. A.; Junior High Cheer- leaders; Student Council; Press Club; Cavalier; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Band; Sophomore Advisory Council; Homeroom Officer; F. O. O. T. Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Thes- pians; B. F. B. Sub-Debs; District S. C. A. Convention; L. D's; Chat- terbox; Cardinal Talent Scout; Cin- derella ; Majorette Junior High; Messiah. James Conrad Craig ’’Connie”—Wheel that bycicle! Football; D. E. the senior class of 1958 -{28}- george Washington high school Margaret Sue Crenshaw Song bird” — Seady gal National Honor Society; I. R. C.; F.T.A.; Glee Club; Messiah'; Girls' Chorus; Latin Club; Vice- President State Junior Classical Lea- Rue; Winner State Latin Tourna- ment; Junior University Women; G A. A. ; President Y-Tecns; Inter- club Council; F. H. A.; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Officer. Charlie Clemons Crowder, Jr. Wheel”—Big man on campus! American Legion Award; President W. W. Student Council; Band: Foot- ball; Wrestling; Track; President G. W. Student Council; President Interclub Council; Judiciary: Junior Advisory Council; Junior Rotarian; DeMolay: Spanish Club; I. R. C.; S. A. $. C. Convention; Student Council State Workshop; Boys' State Delegate; Cardinal Talent Scout; F. O. O. T. Club; National Honor Society. Mary Hunter Croxton Stylewise”— All the better to hear you with! Managing Editor Cavalier; S. I P. A.: C.S.P.A.: I.R.G; Presi- dent Model T's; Intcrclub Council; Junior Editor Cavalier; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Junior Classical League; Junior University Women; Quill and Scroll; Junior Marshal Alternate; Varsity Cheerleader; Jun- ior Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; Chatterbox; Press Club; National Honor Society; Sophomore Advisory Council: Sub-Debs; Girls' Chorus; Y-Tcens; Homeroom Officer; State Latin Convention; Ford Journalistic Contest; Y-Teen Interclub Council. Virginia Mai; Dalton Possesses a happy disposition! J. S. J.'s. James Edward Davis Nice to know! Patricia Yvonne Davis Pat”—One of the Big Five” Majorette; Secretary Y-Tccns; Dra- matics Club; Glee Club; Pep Club; G. A. A.; Kiltie Korps. Harriet Elizabeth Dawson Earnest worker National Honor Society: Spanish Club; Latin Club; Bible Club; Civics Club; Y-Tccns. Patsy Ellen Dix A joke for all! Spanish Club; J. S. J's; F. H. A. Joan Rachell DeBoe Diamonds are a girl’s best friend! President W. W. Freshman Class; Glee Club; Band; Latin Club; Stu- dent Council; Civics Club; Y-Tecns; F.T.A.; Homeroom Officer; F. H.A. Bible Club; Junior-Senior Advisory Council. Marie Carolyn Dodson A friend to all! D. E. Judith Page Dix Short Stuff! F. B. L. A.; F. H. A.; Mixed Chorus. Frances Marie Dooley ’Tran’ F.H.A.; F. B.L.A.; G.A.A.; Y- Teens. the senior class of 1958 •{30F george Washington high school Margaret Ann Douglas Ronda Gail Dudley Barbara Ann Eanes Nanna Nose”—Most athletic! So very nice! A Bradley Fan! Y-Teens; ChaUtrbox; Cavalier; Secretary Pep Club; President B. F. B. Sub-Debs; President G. A. A.; Treas- urer Junior Class; Junior Advisory Council; Dramatics Club; Bible Club; National Honor Society; Civics Club; Secretary-Treasurer French Club; Press Club; Student Council; Model T's; Interclub Council. Dorothy Mae Eanes Dotty' ’—Engaged ! F. B.L.A.; F. H. A. Bible Club; German Club; Science Club; Civics Club; Dramatics Club; Model T's; Latin Club; G. A. A.; Glee Club. John David East, Jr. Tall. dark, and handsome! Homeroom Officer; Baseball. G. A. A.; J. S. J s; Pep Club F. O. O. T. Club; W. W. Cheer leaders; F. B. L. A.; Spanish Club Y-Tcens; Glee Club. Frances Carolyn Elliott At home with an art brush! National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; F. T. A.; Glee Club; Vice- President Y-Tcens; Beta Alpha Rho; F. T. A. State Convention; G. S. P.A.; I. R. C; Spanish Club; Civics Club; G. A. A.: Homeroom Officer; Stu- dent Council; Pep Club; F. H. A.; Press Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Assist- ant Circulation Manager, Feature Writer Chatterbox. -J 31 F Eugene Harvey Elliott Good guy on the campus! Nancy Ellen Elliott Sweet as they come! F.H.A.; F. B. L. A. Grover Sager Elliott Pee Wee’’—Quite a rover! Hi-Y; D. E.; J. V. Basketball. Martha Lee Evans ’Marly’—A good dancer! I. R. G; Quill and Scroll; Kiltie Korps; French Club; Spanish Club; Chatterbox; Cardinal Talent Scout; Y-Tecns; Glee Club; C. S. P. A.; Beta Alpha Rho; Forensics; Press Club. Leah Carter Elliott Wbat’s Cook-inf?! Business Manager Cavalier; Junior Editor Cavalier; Chatterbox; Varsity Cheerleader; Glee Club; Ci- vics Club; Junior Classical League; Bible Club; Press Club; Officer Y- Teens; Pep Club; Model TTs; Sub- Debs; Spanish Club; Latin Club; F. H. A. George Myers Fairer Can I bum a weed?”— Spooks” Male Chorus; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Civics Club; Junior Rotarian. the senior class of 1958 george Washington high school Helen Carolyn Fentriss Carole Tempie Ferrell Absence makes the heart grow Let’s go to the D.K.”— fonder!— A V.E.S. Fan Record fiend! American Legion Award; President Spanish Club; Secretary Latin Club; Sub-Debs; Homeroom Officer; Presi- Junior Classical League; National dent Latin Club; Junior Classical Honor Society; Gvics Club; Cardinal League; Spanish Club; Student Coun- Talent Scout; F. O. O. T.; Press cil; Pep Club; National Honor Club; Science Club; F. H. A.; Beta Society; Junior Marshall Alternate; Alpha Rho; F. T. A.; Bible Club; Y- Model T's: Advertising Manager Teens; News and Feature Editor Cavalier; C. S. P. A.; Press Club; Chatterbox; President Library Club; Junior Editor Cavalier; Officer Y- Interclub Council; Pep Club. Teens; Chatterbox. Norma Kay Farmer Bunny”—V.P.I. bound! G. A. A.: Student Council; Winner Latin J. C. L. Key; President Latin Club; Quill and Scroll; Officer Y- Tcens; Beta Alpha Rho; Spanish Club; Chatterbox, Co - circulation Manager; Vice-President Press Club; Bible Club; L. D.’s; Pep Club. Phyllis Gray Flood Phyl —Eduard is her prince! Y. W. C. A.; Kiltie Korps. Wade Holman Franklin Black leather Jacket and Motorcycle boots! Carl H. Furgurson, Jr. Shut ter bug Civics Club; Press Club; Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Chatterbox; Cavalier; Stu- dent Council. {33}« Jewel Rhene Ganey A real Jewel” F.H.A.; D. E. Alice Jean Garrett Giggle box”— Beautiful black hair! Y-Tcens; Bible Club; Homeroom Officer- Pep Club; Treasurer F. O. O. T.; F. H. A ; F. B. L. A.; G. A. A.; Mixed Chorus; Messiah.” Bill Garrett Seven-year man! D. E.; Hi-Y; DeMolay. Carol Ann Garrett Not soon forgotten! President Beta Alpha Rho; Secretary. Vice-President Y-Teens Intcrclub Council; National Honor Society; Student Council; Civics Club; Span- ish Club; Girls’ Chorus; Interclub Council; F. O. O. T.; Pep Club; Sophomore Advisory Council; Beta Iota Y-Tccns. Lloyd Bernard Garrett A golf whiz! Golf; Monogram Club; Spanish Club. Ann Page Gatewood Shy and reserved! F. H. A.; F. B.L.A.; Glee Club. the senior class of 1958 (34 }• george Washington high school Adolphus Willard Gauldin A. Ivr— Big Boy toilb a Big Bass Voice! Glee Club; D. E. Loretta Anne Giles Doe-Doe”—Goes for those Tar-heels! Spanish Club: F. H. A.; Glee Club Bible Club; Pep Club; Civics Club Homeroom Officer; Beta Alpha Rho Pi lambda Kappa. Linda Gilbert Always willing to help! J. S. J.’s; Sr anish Club; Y-Teens; F.H.A.; F. B. L.A. Frances Carol Guill Sugar and spice and everything nice! G. A. A.: Homeroom Officer; Span- ish Club; D. E.; Glee Club; Latin Club. Geraldine Giles Genie —A sweetness we'll never forget! F. O. O. T. Club; Spanish Club; Stu- dent Council; F. H. A.; Y-Tccns; G. A. A. Curtis Daniel Glasgow, Jr. Danny —Nice as can be! hool Store; Wrestling; Chess Club. {35} Paul Edwin Glass, Jr. Eddie”—A new face around the ole place! Transferred from Leaksvillc; Kappa Chi Hi-Y. Bhrnard Page Gravely A good Boyd! Football: Spanish Club: Press Club: Civics Club; Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Band; Science Club; Pep Club. Patsy Leigh Griffith Does her job well!— Sweeter than sweet! Y-Tcens; F. H.A.; D. E. Carolyn Parker Grinstead Crinny”— E-Squire B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Vice-President L. D.'s; Vice-President Spanish Club; I-atin Club; lunior Classical League; Y-Teens; Model T's; Pep Club; Girls' Chorus; Chatterbox; Civics Club; G.A.A. Phyllis Gayle Gunnell Little Bit —Well liked by all! Y-Tecns; I. S. J.’s; D. E.; Civics Club; F. H.A.; Bible Club; Home- room Officer. Carolyn Ann Hall A laugh a day keeps the Doctor away! Girls' Chorus; Spanish Club; French Club; Y-Tccns; L. D.'s; Press Club. the senior class of george Washington high school Richard Lee Hall Book Store Boy!— Red School Store; Cardinal Talent Scout; Baseball; Wrestling; Junior Rotarian; French Club. Ellen Harriett Hancock Short Sweet! A Terry-Lee doll F. H. A.; Y-Teens; Homeroom Offi- cer; Secretary L. D.’s; Officer Girls’ Chorus; Spanish Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Band; Bible Club; Press Club; F. B. L. A.; Miracle in the Castle”; Civics Club; Pep Club. Ollie Odell Hancock, Jr. Ollie —One great guy! Basketball; Hi-Y; D. T. I. Student. Donald Lee Hanks Vet” Sophomore Advisory Council; F. O. O. T. Club; D. E. Norman Ray Hanks Lazy and easy going! Booster Jrs.; D. E. Charlene Phillips Harris Cbarlntagne”— Bubbling over with joy! F. H. A.; G. A. A.; F. B. L. A.; Homeroom Officer; J. S. J.'s. {37)- Mary Ann Harris Golden hair tvith a golden personality !— A nnich” Officer Y-Teens; Sub-Debs; I.atin Club; Vice-President Pep Club; Homeroom Officer; Secretary Span- ish Club; Student Council; G. A. A.; Press Club; Model T’s; Glee Club; Senior Advisory Council; Advertis- ing Cavalier; Mixed Chorus; Junior Classical League. Nancy Irene Hawker Lore that's hard to beat! F. H. A.; Homeroom Officer. Virginia Edwina Harris Engaged!—Working on her M.RS. Degree! Junior High Cheerleader; President Glee Club; Girls’ Chorus; Beta Alpha Rho; Science Club; F.B.L.A.; Civics Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Artist Cardinal Talent Scout; G. A. A.; Student Council; Homeroom Officer. Carter Paul Heitzler Toby—A real cute guy! Spanish Club; Treasurer. Chaplin, Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Latin Club; Home- room Officer. Linda Jean Harwell Printer s ink in her veins!— A friend of all! Co-Editor Cardinal Talent Scout: Vice - President Y-Teen Interclub Council; Secretary Beta Iota; Home- room Officer; Junior Advisory Coun- cil; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Civics Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; S.I.P.A.; F. H. A.; Glee Club; Beta Alpha Rho; Pep Club; W. W. Head Cheer- leader; President W. W. F.H. A.; Bible Club. Jerry Wrolfe Herndon Herman”—A Ham — Our own Gene Krupa! Football; Student Council; Band. the senior class of 1 958 -{38}- george Washington high school Frances Hicks TowI” her!—Easy on the eye! Y.-Teens; Homeroom Officer; Treas- urer Girls' Chorus; President L. D.V, Student Council; Civics Club; Pep Club; Bible Club; F.O.O.T. Club. Carol Yonne Hodge Half day student! D. E.; F. B. L. A.; Girls' Chorus; Bible Club; Mixed Chorus; F. H. A. Joseph Edmund Hile Joe”— Quiet, capable and friendly! Spanish Club; DcMolay. Richard Dameron Hodnett Cuter than cute! Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Science Club; Civics Club; Track; Homeroom Officer. Charles Whitacre Hill Chuck — A and P man” Vice-President Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Junior Advisory Council; Vice- President National Honor Society; I. R. C.: Senior Advisory Council; Latin Club; Band. George Wallace Hundley Hotrod on a motorcycle! Science Club; Band; Homeroom Officer. -139}. Margaret Pledge Hurd Likes Sonny Weather Student Council; Homeroom Officer; Vice-President Y-Teens; Chatterbox; Cardinal Talent Scout; Model T's; Spanish Club; Secretary Mixed Chorus; and Girls' Chorus; Junior Advisory Council; J. V. Cheerleader; F. H. A. John Robert Hyler, III Country”—How ’bout a ride to Bros ville? Officer Latin Club; Student Council; Homeroom Officer; Kappa Chi Hi- Y; Press Club; Co-Sports Editor Chatterbox: National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Science Club; Pep Club; Junior Classical League; Male Chorus. Nancy Layne Hylton Nannie Goat”—A great gal! Dramatics Club; J. S. J.’s; D. E. Kiltie Korps; F. H. A.: Officer Glee Club. Walter Andrew Isley Sonny”—Versatile Mister! National Honor Society; President French Club; President Bible Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Miracle in the Castle.” Elizabeth Page James Betty”—Come on Httghie Bell! National Honor Society; Assistant Business Manager Cavalier; Chat- terbox; Press Club; Pep Club; Latin Club; Junior Classical League; Offi- cer Y-Teens; Spanish Club; Sub- Debs; Homeroom Officer; F. H. A.; F. T. A.; Gvics Club: Model TV, Girls’ Chorus; Bible Club. Gus John James, II Big guy with a heart of gold Vice-President Junior Honor Socie- ty; Vice-President F. O. O. T. Club; Junior High Citizen of the Month; Homeroom Officer; Student Council; DeMolay; Delta C Hi-Y; French Club; Latin Club; Male Chorus; Miracle in the Castle ; Stalag 17 ; Monogram Club; Football; Wrestl- ing; Track. the senior class of 1958 Uoy george Washington high school Christine Marie Jefferson Ree” — Quiet Type F. H.A.; Y-Teens. Linda Gail Jeffries Flirtatious — A good looking blond Glee Club; F. H. A.; Y-Teens; Stu- dent Council; Homeroom Officer; Civics Club; Pep Club; Art Editor Chatterbox; Art Editor Cardinal Talent Scout; Press Club; Bible Club; L. D.'s; French Club; G. A. A. John Edward Jennings, Jr. Ed —Toll, lean and lanky! D. E.; Sophomore Advisory Coun- cil; Junior Advisory Council. Robert Wesley Johnson Bob —Goes for those underclass girls! Band; Junior Advisory Council; Stu- dent Council; Homeroom Officer. Robert Wayne Jones Ronnie”—Go, cat, go! D. E.; Homeroom Officer; Vice- President Hi-Y. Carol Lee Jordan She’s hooked!— Woody's girl G. A. A. -{41 y Mary Louise Joslin Our youngest Senior!— Nimble fingers Secretary-Treasurer Science Club; Secretary-Treasurer Civics Club; First place Sophomore Division Science Fair; First place District What the American Soldier Means to Me ; I.R.C.; National Honor Society; Glee Club; Band; Latin Clut ; French Club; Chatterbox; Thespians; Dramatics Club; Science Forum; Press Club; lunior Classical League. Saul Howard Klaff ' 'Sonny —Future Scientist! Latin Club; Spanish Club; Chess Club; President Science Club; Science Forum; Junior Classical League; Press Club; Tennis; Junior Rotarian; District Champion Debate Team. Norma Theresa Kendricks Buck wheat”— Red National Honor Society; French Club; Latin Club; Beta Alpha Rho; lunior Classical League; Pep Club; Chatterbox: Girls' Chorus; Glee Club; F. T.A.; Officer Y-Tcens; Y- Teen-Interclub Council; Civics Club. Floyd Harold Kushner Spunky —An answer to everything! Junior Classical League; Latin Club; Wrestling; Spanish Club; Senior Science Club; Student Council; Sen- ior Advisory Council; Interclub Council; President Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Chatterbox Press Club; Model Gen- eral Assembly; C. S. P. A.; Male Chorus. Patricia Opal Kinder Patsv — Loaded with mischief! Teen Interclub Council; Civics Club. President-Reporter F. H. A.; F. B. L. A.; G. A. A.; Pen Club; Student Council; Varsity Cheerlead- er; B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Y-Tecns; Kiltie Korps; Class Officer; Junior High Cheerleader. Jerome Bane Kushner Jerry —But, Mr. Perk . . . Homeroom Officer; French Club; F. O. O. T. Club; Photography Club; Press Club; DeMolay. the senior class of 1958 -142}. george Washington high school Myrtie Virginia Lane She's sweet, polite, and engaged! Transferred from California. F.H.A. Jerry Wayne Lewis Quite a guy! D. E. Harry Lewis A good friend to have! Thomas Woodrow Lewis Welcome addition at any gathering !— Tommie” Press Club; Secretary-Treasurer Hi- Y; Chess Club; Chatterbox; Home- room Officer. Janice Marie Lewis Ashby me no questions! B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Press Club; Span- ish Club; Y-Tecns; Pep Club; G. A.A.; F.H.A.; F. T. A.; Chat- terbox; Civics Club; Glee Club. Arthur Jones Louhoff Lou —How 'bout a drag? D. E. {43)- She lb a Mayhew Nice to know! Vice - President - Reporter F. H. A.: Latin Club; Student Counci I; F. B. L. A.; Homeroom Officer; Na- tional Honor Society. David Wilson Meadows Tttddf Money maker, but loves to spend it! Basketball; Baseball; Monogram Club; D. E.; Spanish Club; Home- room Officer. Charles Winford McFalls Always good for a laugh! D. E. John Dodd McKinney Everybody’s pal! Gerald David McNichols Jerry Me.” G. W.’s own Romeo ! Mischevious ! Civics Club; Model Aviation Club; Spanish Club; Secretary-President Delta Chi Hi-V; Press Club; Assist- ant Advertising Manager Chatterbox; Assistant Sports Editor Cavalier; Thespians; Homeroom Officer; Sophomore Advisory Council; Pep Club; Intcrclub Council; Vice- President F. O. O. T. Club; Drama- tics Club; Male Chorus; Bible Club; DeMolay; Chess Club; Model Gen- eral Assembly; Art Club; Miracle in the Castle ; C. S. P. A.; Boys' State Delegate; Y. M. C. A. Commu- nity Council. LaVonne Elaine Million 'La Vee” Wheel that red convertible! D. E.; Glee Club; Latin Club. the senior class of 1958 ■{44 y george Washington high school Hilda Moore Rena Mai: Morris Nice to know! Benut if I bine eyes! D. E.; J. S. J.’s; G. A. A.; Glee Club. F. B. L. A.; F. H. A.; Girls’ Chorus. Randolph Laverne Motsinger Likes home cooking! Robert Mullins Bob Smart as a whip! D. E.; National Honor Society. Nancy Forrest Neal Flirt! Let's go to the beach! National Honor Society: Assistant Circulation Manager Cavalier. Chj terbox; Press Club; Pep Club; Latin Club; Junior Classical League; Officer Y-Teens; Spanish Club; Sec- retary Sub-Debs; Model T’s: F. H. A.; Homeroom Officer; Mixed Chorus; Bible Club; Y-Teen Inter- club Council. Raymond Lee Neely True wit! D. E.; Band. -{4SK Barbara Jean New Teenie Married Gal! A Blankenship now! Dramatics Club; F. H. A.; D. E. Nancy Carol Newell Talkative! F.H.A.; Y-Tccns; Homeroom Officer. Peggy Anne Nichols She's worth more than her name implies! Gloria Jane Nix Zooka”—Miss G. W.! A smile that’s engaging ! President Pep Club; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Miss G. W.; Interclub Council; Stu- dent Council; Secretary G. A. A.; Homeroom Officer; Secretary B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Program Chairman Model TV. Junior Marshall; Art Editor Cavalier; Press Club; Bunny Girl VII; May Court; Treasurer Senior Class; Y-Teens; Girls' Chorus; Kil- tettes; Chatterbox; Designed City Seal; Bible Club. James Lee Owen Full of jokes! Military; D. E.; Latin Club. James Raymond Owen, Jr Bus Boy” D. E. class of 1 958 -(46 b the senior george Washington high school Jo Ann Owen Sweet as Sugar! F. H. A.; F. B. L. A.; YTecns; Bible Club. Essie Gusler Parker Slow but sure! D. E. Janet Elayne Parton Jan ’— Friendly smite! F. B. L. A. Jewel Noleen Patterson Quiet but nice! Glee Club; Student Council. Joy Hodges Patterson Bambie”—Loves ,Reid”-ing! Alpha Beta Rho; Student Council; Phi Lambda Kappa; Glee Club; L. D.'s; Homeroom Officer; Pep Club; Y-Tccns. Leonard Mason Patterson, Jr Ace’’ Casual good looks! Basketball; Student Council. 147 y Martha Ann Patterson ’'Whistle Bait’’ Y-Teens; Homeroom Officer; L. D.'s Vue-President Girls' Chorus; Stu dent Council; Spanish Club F. O. O. T. Club; Civics Club; Dra matics Club; Press Club; Pep Club Bible Club; Homecoming Candi date; Kiltie Korps; Glee Club G. A. A.; Vice-President F. H. A. Barbara Ellen Paynf. Bubs”— A girl’s hair is her crowning glory! F. B. L. A. Marvelene Anne Patterson Marty-Mamie —A friend in need is a friend indeed! F. H. A.; National Honor Society; F. B. L. A.; Homeroom Officer. Joyce Marie Perdue Short '« Sweet” F. H. A. Bettie Kent Paylor Chatterbox’s right hand! Science Forum; Homeroom Officer; I. R. C; Latin Club; German Club; National Honor Society; Civics Club; F. H. A.; Managing Editor Chatterbox; Press Club; Quill and Scroll; Jr. University Women; Tri- Science Club; Chess Club; Runner- up State Latin Tournament; S.I.P.A.; C. S. P. A. Sandra Elaine Porter Beautiful Eyes! Spanish Club; Civics Club; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Chatterbox; Press Club; Glee Club; F.T.A.; F. H.A.; Y-Tccns. the senior class of 1958 •Me y george Washington high school Nancy Virginia Pretty A winning way with everyone Y-Teens; G. A. A.; Press Club; Sub- Debs; French Club; Sophomore Ad- visory Council; Varsity Cheerleader; Cardinal Talent Scout; Assistant Advertising Manager Cavalier; Secretary-Treasurer Student Council; Secretary-Treasurer Interclub Coun- cil; Judiciary; Model TV, National Honor Society; Homecoming Attend- ant; Pep Club; Bible CJub; F.O.O.T. Club; S. A. S. C; Girls’ State; Secretary F. T. A.; District SCA Meeting; Chatterbox; Press Club. Cora Lee Pruitt Working for an R. N.— enjoys life Civics Club; Y-Tccns; G. A. A.; F. H. A. Barbara Elaine Price Friendly Smile F. H. A.; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Messiah”; G. A. A.; Kiltie Korps; Y -Teens. Frank Barratt Raymond Future Orator Transferred from Bristol, Va.; First Place in Virginia Essay Employ- ment of the Handicapped, A Com- munity Responsibility”; Second place I Speak for Democracy ; F.O.O.T. Club; French Club. Aldine Marie Pruitt Dink Y-Teens; J. S. J.’s; Homeroom Offi- cer; D. E.; G. A. A. Betty Irene Rhodes Long beautiful hair Y-Teens; F. H.A.; F. B.L.A.; Kil- tie Korps; Glee Club -I 49 F Charles Bassett Rich Butch —Star Spangler Banner! Latin Club; Spanish Club; President Press Club; Interclub Council; Stu- dent Council; Golf; Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Chatterbox; Homeroom Offi- cer; Science Club; Pep Club; Junior Classical League; C. S. P. A. Margaret Park Rollins Piggy”—rea dance fiend! Latin Club; Spanish Club; F. T. A.; Kiltie Korps; Bible Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; F. H. A.; Civics Club; Beta Alpha Rho; Pi Lambda Kappa. Randell Neal Riley Rile”— Dry wit comes naturally! Male Chorus; Mixed Chorus. Judith Rosenberg Sure to Succeed! Editor Chatterbox: National Honor Society; Jr. University Women; In- terclub Council; Secretary German Club; F. T. A.; Cardinal Talent Scout; Press Club; Debating Team; Quill and Scroll; Science Club; Science Forum; Latin Club; Civics Club; Chess Club; Y-Tcens; C. S. P. A.; 3rd Prize Winner in District American Soldier” Essay Contest; Junior Classical League; Secretary Library Club. Nancy Carol Roane Ken” you tell me? President Girls Chorus; Homeroom Officer; Treasurer L. D.’s; Secretary Alpha Beta kho; Pep Club; Officer Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Thes- pians; Miracle in the Castle ; Stu- dent Council; F. H. A.; F. O. O. T. Club; Kiltie Korps; Civics Club; Bible Club; Y-Tcens Interclub Coun- cil; G.A.A. George Edward Rust, Jr. Speedy —Likes his Patsy! Real cool! Men's Chorus. Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; German Club. 1958 the senior class of -{50 b george Washington high school Shelby Jean Rust Married gal! National Honor Society; D. E.; Latin Club; Glee Club; Bible Club; Senior Hi-Y. Jo Annette Savage Her Majesty XX” Homecoming Queen XX; Home- room Officer; G. A. A. Officer; D.A.R. Award; May Court; FOOT. Club. I.R.C.; Spanish Club; S. C. A. State and District Conventions; F. T. A.; Vice-President B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Secretary Junior Class; Bible Club; Chief Junior Marshall; Cavalier; Girls' State; Vice-President Student Council; Judiciary; Chairman of Foreign Stu- dent Committee; Vice-Pres. Interclub Council; National Honor Society. William Edward Samuels IV. E '—A typical guy but by no means shy! Secretary Monogram Club; Vice- President Delta Chi-Hi-Y; French Club; Student Council; Homeroom Officer; Junior Marshall; Football; Baseball; Miracle in the Castle”; Vice-President W. W. Freshman Class. Donald Edward Scearce Don”—Sater s bread and butter! Treasurer National Honor Society; President Civics Club; I. R. C; In- terclub Council; Sports Editor Cava- lier; News and Feature Editor, Assistant Business Manager Chatter- box; Cardinal Talent Scout; Secretary French Club; Press Club; C. S. P. A.; Thespians; Dramatics; Glee Club; Science Club; Bible Club; DcMolay State Champions”; Cinderella.” Mabel Irene Saunders Sincerity personified Glee Club; French Club; D. E.; Y-Teens. Percy Jennings Scearce Friendly as they come! Spanish Club; Alpha Beta Hi-Y; Student Council. Homeroom Officer; Civics Club; Bible Club. •{si y Nannie Laura Scruggs Mary Frances Seamster Noel Donald Self Nan”—An ernest worker Semo”—Always smiling ,Shy Guy” President F. B. L. A.; Vice-President Spanish Club; Hi-Y. F. H. A.; Vice-President J. S. J.’s; G. A. A.; Y-Tcens; Vice-President Mixed Chorus; Homeroom Officer; Intcrcluh Council. Jean Marie Shackelford Shack” F. H. A.; Y-Tcens; Civics Club; F. B. L. A. Shirley Yvonne Shelton How-ard you?” F.O.O.T. Club; D. E.; G. A. A.; Cardinal Talent Scout. Lynda Ann Shepherd No class is complete without her F. B. L. A.; Treasurer J. S. J.'s; G. A. A. the senior class of 1958 {52 J- george Washington high school Robert Stanley Shumate Willing and capable! Band: Glee Club; Men's Chorus. John Stuart Slade Jack”— Dots before bis eyes! Kathryn Simpson Kat F. H. A.; Y-Teens; F. B. I.. A.; Mixed Chorus; J. S. J.'s. Judith Ann Slayton Judy”—February Grad! J- S. J.’s; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls' Chorus; Kiltie Korps; Y -Teens; F. B. L. A.; F. H. A. Elizabeth Wilmoth Sipe Liz” Jr. National Honor Society: Student Council; F. H. A.; F. B. L. A.; Homeroom Officer; Glee Club. Bi.ondie Marie Smith Sueet, neat, petite! Latin Club; Spanish Club. 3}- Nancy Carroll Snead Precious things come in small packages! Varsity Cheerleader; Glee Club; Y- Teens; Pep Club; F. H. A.; Drama- tics Club; Kiltie Korps; Messiah.” Ralph Wheeler South Delivery boy and a cute one at that! Basketball; Baseball; F. O. O. T. Club; Monogram Club; D. E. Club Officer; Thespians. Sally Ann Spangler Our Miss America”— Best Looking! Latin Club; French Club; Student Council; Majorette; Sub-Debs; Miss Danville”; Y-Teens; Home- room Officer; Junior Classical League; Pep Club; Press Club; Chatterbox; Model T’s. Sue Dale Staton Always eager and enthusiastic !—Carefree !— Scottie” Alpha Beta Rho; President Phi Lambda Kappa; F. O. O. T. Club; F. T. A.; F. B. L. A.; Spanish Club; Civics Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Bible Club. Jimmy Wayne Stone Bus driver!—Colonial Store Man! Spanish Club; President D. E. William Carrington Tatf. Tatie”—A friend to all!— Boy, those bus trips! Quill and Scroll; Co-Sports Editor Chatterbox; Senior Advisory Coun- cil; Pep Club; Press Club; Miracle In the Castle”; Alpha Beta Hi-Y; President Kappa Chi Hi-Y; Vir- ginia District Y. M. C. A. Confer- ence; Model General Assembly; In- terclub Council; Tennis; Male Chor- us; Band; Latin Club; Junior Classi- cal League; C. S. P. A. the senior class of 1958 -(so george Washington high school Dorothy Anne Taylor Great gal! F. H.A.; D. E. Nancy Lee Taylor Taterbug —Cute as she is sweet! Y-Teens; Spanish Club; J. S. J. Sub- Debs; D. E.; F. H.A.; Bible Club; Girl Scouts; G. A. A. Shirley Rae Taylor Hearts made of Stone”! Secretary D. E. Noel Thompson, Jr. Leaves his girl behind! Homeroom Officer; Vice-President D. E. Joseph Price Tompkins foe”— Trumpet Man” Homeroom Officer; Spanish Club; Football; Monogram Club; Band; Science Club. Donald Wayne Tucker Friendly type! D. E. {55}- Jane Scales Tucker Fabulous!”—A read live wire! Transferred from Stratford Hall: Spanish Club; Y-Tcens; Pep Club; Civics Club; lunior Classical League; Treasurer Sub-Debs; Model TV. Student Council; Press Club; Bible Club; Chatterbox; Latin Club; Mixed, Girls' Chorus. Marvin Jimmy Turner, Jr. Bus Bof Band. Oner Tuzun Turkish Delight!—Likes the girls! Exchange Student from Istanbul, Turkey; Chatterbox; Vice-President Senior Class; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Civ- ics Club; I. R. C; Science Club; Honorary Member Student Council. Peter M. Vanderwerff Pete”—Our golf champ! Monogram Club; Golf; Treasurer Kappa Chi Hi-Y. Barbara Anne Vaughn Love makes the world go round! Officer F.H. A.; F. B. L. A.; Latin Club; Glee Club; Beta Alpha Rho. Roy Courtney Voelker ”Cort”—Dig those ties! F.O.O.T. Club; Pep Club. the senior class of 1958 -{56 y george Washington high school Annie Marie Walker A hard worker! Bible Club: Y-Teens; D. E.; F. H. A.; Civics Club. Nancye Lear Warren Blondie — Can really cm a rug! French Club; Girls' Chorus; Civics Club; C. S. P. A.; Y-Tccns; Secretary F. H. A.; Beta Alpha Rho; Pep Club. Press Club; Intcrclub Council; Stu- dent Council. Edna Gerldene Walker February grad — Gerry Belton now! President Pep Club; Head Jr. Varsi- ty Cheerleader; Interclub Council; Student Council; F. H. A.; G. A. A.; Homeroom Officer; F. B. L. A; Vice- President B. F. B. Sub-Debs; Model Ts. Sybil Delores Watson T eenie- W eenie” Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Press Club; F. B. L. A.; Civics Club; Beta Alpha Rho; G. A. A.; F. H. A.; Pep Club. Rodger Lee Walton, Jr. Buddy —Let me sell you something! D. E. Margaret Ellen Weakley Artistic!—Destined for success! President I. R. C; Student Council; Judiciary; Interclub Council; Dele- gate State S. C. A. Convention; Na- tional Honor Society; Jr. University Women; Miracle in the Castle ; French Club; Latin Club; Virginia Classical League Latin Tournament; Kiltie Korps; Model T s; Senior Science Club; Artist Cardinal Talent Scout; Chatterbox: Press Club; Homeroom Officer; President- Secretary Pi Lambda Kappa; Y- Tecns; Civics Club. Kitty Marik Weaver A bundle of fun! Chatterbox: Press Club; Bible Club; F. B. L.A.; F. H.A.; Y-Teens. Charles Miles Williams Dickie”—Little but nice! Homeroom Officer; Mixed Chorus; All-West Chorus; Messiah”; Dra- matics Club; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Art Club; DeMolay. John Owen Weddle Spider” National Honor Society; Chatterbox: Kappa Chi Hi-Y; F O O T. Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Debat- ing; Miracle in the Castle”; Home- room Officer. Tommy Neel Williamson Hot-Rod” Band. Helen Alderman Wilkerson Married gal!—February graduate! National Honor Society; Secretary F. H. A ; Y-Teens. Carolyn Marie Willis Captain”—High-Stepper!— Little but full of energy! Band Treasurer; Head Majorette F. B. L.A.; Bible Club; Pep Club G. A. A.; National Honor Society Cavalier; tunior High Cheerleader F. H. A ; Y-Teens; Press Club. the senior class of 1958 -158 y george Washington high school Dorothy Carolyn Willis Speedy”—A ready smile! F. B. L. A.; G. A. A.; J. S. J.’s; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Homeroom Officer; Miracle in the Castle ; F. H.A.; Glee Club; Press Club; Y-Teens; Thespians. Elizabeth McPhail Wilson Betsy— Winy and Wise Vice-President, Treasurer Y-Teens; Treasurer Latin Club; Junior Classi- cal League; Homeroom Officer; G. A. A.; Pep Club; Chatterbox; Sophomore Advisory Council; Presi- dent Spanish Club; Secretary Nation- al Honor Society; Vice-President Sub-Debs; Civics Club; Circulation Manager Cavalier; F. T. A.; Model T's; Interclub Council; Jr. University Women; Bible Club; Y-Teen Inter- club Council. Terry Lee Wilmarth Afr. G. W.—has his Hand-cock” Co-Captain Football; Wrestling; Track; Vice-President Monogram Club; Junior Rotarian; Delta Chi Hi-Y; Junior Marshall; F. O. O. T. Club; Spanish Club; Male Chorus; Miracle in the Castle”; Mr. G. W. Jacquelainf. Faye Wilson Red —Jackie J. S. J.’s; F. B. L. A. Anne Brumfield Wilson Already has her MRS degree Y-Teens; F. B. L. A.; F. H. A.; Girls’ Chorus; G. A. A.; Homeroom Officer. James Edward Witt Eddie—He’s Wilt-ie D. E. -{S9F Patricia Dale Yeatts Pat—Freckles on her nose! Treasurer Beta Alpha Rho; Treasurer F. B. I.. A.-. F. H. A.: American Le- gion Citizenship Award; Spanish Club; Student Council; Bible Club; Y-Teens. Janice Marie Young Last but not least F. B. L. A. fc'OKGF. WAshiOG t I the senior class of 1958 During the Honor Society assembly. Senior Class president, Ronald Collins, presented Oner Tiiziin a school ring, from the Senior Class. Irene Baum was G. W.’s queen in the annual Christmas parade. Jerry McNichoIs, Peggy Clare, V. E. Samuels, Sylvia Brown, and Bill Garrett discuss their future plans after receiving their diplomas. -(61) junior class officers Arthur Matney Pat Feldman Lane Abercrombie Irma Browder President Vice-President Secretary 7 reasurer junior advisory council and sponsors First row: J. Clark, S. Williams, L. Hiller, G. Reid, F.. Stoneham, J. Van Hook, J. Feldman, E. Mitchell. Second row: Mr. Smith, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Gurtis, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Bacon, Miss Calvert, Miss Greer, Miss Russell, Mr. Richards. {62}- class of ’59 Linda Abbott Sylvia Abbott Lane Abercrombie Marie Adams Berkley Adkins Virginia Adkins Peggy Allen Bctt Arnett Thomas Ashworth Charles Athey Peyton Barbour Jerra Barksdale Carl Bass Latrcll Beale Buddy Bennett Barry Blank Billy Blombcrg Stuart Boatwright Sue Bonner Randy Boswell Doug Bowden Jane Bowling Jo Anne Bradley Otis Bradley Alice Branscomb Ernest Bray Stuart Bray Irma Browder Betty Brown Carol Brown Herbert Brown Linda Brown Marcia Brown Wayne Brumfield Jo Anne Bryant Barbara Burnette Nancy Burnette Shelby Carr Anne Carter Frank Carter John Carter Barbara Ann Casey {63 y Buddy Cawley Doris Chappell Jimmy Clark Julia Clay Marilyn Cook Wayne Crawford Beth Crowder Lindcll Cruise Steve Cumbo Barbara Dalton Gary Dalton Dorothy Davis Shelby Dean Eva Mac Dillard I.inda Dishman Judith Dodd Mary Dowdy Wayne Dudley Pat Earles Linda Elliott Susan Elliott Bob Enslin Charles Evans Tommy Evans Lewis Everett Niki Fallis Judy Farthing Jimmy Feldman Pat Feldman Carolyn Ferrell Lois Ferrell Joan Fisher Jimmy Fitts Joan Fleming Jimmy Fore George Frankos Charlotte Gammon Clara Garrett Jean Garrett Douglas Gcry Frances Gibson Betty Lou Giles class of ’59 class of ’59 Patsy Glasgow Angcline Glass Henry Gordon Don Goss Emmet Gowcn Buddy Gravely David Gray Selma Greenspon Margaret Griggs Ronald Groff Betty Grow Nannie Sue Guill Betty Guthrie Betty Sue Hamilton Wayne Hanks Frances Harris Janice Harris Judy Sue Harris Thomas Harris Evelyn Havens Stewart Hester Letty Hiller Larry Holland Jerry Hollandsworth Billy Honeycutt Gwen Hopkins Brenda Howard Judith Hudgins Nancy Hudson Peggy Hundley Ashby Jones Pete Lewis Sarah Lewis Karr Linkous Robert Lumpkin Kenneth Lumpkin Betty Lyle Patsy Major Harrell Mann Freda Marlow Trula Martin Joyce Mathcrly {6S - Arthur Matney I.inda McFarling Bobby McGhee Nina I-ca McNary Priscilla Meadows Frank Merchant Mildred Millncr Linda Mitchell F.arl Mitchellc Mary Sue Mitchcni Patsy Moore Lyle Motley Carolyn Mustain Harold Mustain Wayne Noel Fannie Oakes Loucllcn Owen Nancy Patterson Susan Payne Mary Lee Penn Rosa Pettit Joyce Phipps Sylvia Puckcttc Dabney Ragland Glenda Reed Merle Reid Patsy Riley Shirley Roberts Milts n Rosenbaum Wayne Rowland Virginia Sams Dale Saunders Bo Savage Ann Scruggs Suzanne Seeley Maxine Short Milton Simpson Betty Sivitcr Jacqueline Smith Ted Smith Jeanette Snipes Lee Spcssard class of ’59 •{66 b Jerry Squires Eleanor Stanley Billy Stephens Lynn Stone Evelyn Stoncham Martha Stroud Phyllis Sutphin Sue Talbott Sybil Tate Terry Taylor Jimmy Thompson Shirley Towlcr Grace Turbivillc Jcy Van Hook Carolyn Wade Charlene Walker Bill Wentz Delores Whitten Beth Williams Jane Williams Sarah Williams Mary Willis Joyce Wilson Faye Wimmcr Armistead Womack Dot Womack Allen Worsham Barbara Worsham Charles Wrcnn Nancy Yeaman {67}- sophomore class officers Jimmy Gantsoudes Mason Ki-nt Donald Williams Vice-President Secretary Treasurer sophomore advisory council and sponsors First row: Miss Hodnett, Mrs. Bock, Miss Roady, Miss O'Neal, Miss Ball, Miss Randolph, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Aron, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Russell, Mrs Sayers. Second Row: D. Lee, M. Hunt, C. Wyatt, J. Boyd, J. Broome, S. Cook, J. Wells, P. Gibson, P. Poteat, P. Lewis, R. Huff, L. Boothe, B. Jennings. 168}- class of ’60 Charles Abercrombie Judy Adkins Pat Adkins Patsy Alexander Katherine Allmond Bobby A Iverson Judy Alvis Bucky Anderson Gail Anderson Roger Anderson Ann Andrews Robert Angel I Emily Asbury Priscilla Ashby Jackie Ayers Mary Jane Bacon Margaret Baker Sandra Baker Shirley Baker Judy Barbour Patti Barnes Dave Barr James Bateman Bob Baucom Ed Beale Bobby Benazzi Ellen Berman Sally Berry Staley Berry Brenda Blalock Roger Booker John Booth I.ec Booth John Boulwarc Mike Bowles Joyce Boyd Betty Bruce Bradley Camelia Bradwell Howard Broome Carl Burger Mclvia Bums Richard Camp Tommy Cannon Sally Carr Barbara Carter George Carter Joan Cassada Peggy Cassidy Deannc Catlett Ann Childress Carol Chilton Billy Clark Charlotte Clark Harriett Clark Charles Clay Jackie Clay Betty Cocke Carol Cochran Nancy Coleman Jane Collie Linda Collins Emily Comer Sarah Cook {69}- Anne Cook Sandra Cowan Alice Cox D. A. Cox Nancy Crane Janice Cresson Linda Cullop Brenda Dabbs Billy Davis Jane Davis Jenkins Davis Brenda Deaton James De Boe Jackie De Vail Shirley Dewberry Ralph Dillon I.con Dishman Jo Ann Dix Marie Dix Herbie Dixon Joyce Dodson Jean Drumwright Wayne Duncan Ginna Dunglinson Yvonne Dyer Ben Dyer Jeannette Lanes Tom Earles June Easley Ann Emerson Billy Evans Sue Ellen Evans Judy Farthing Marie Ferrell Ann Fillippeli Cynthia Fiskc Jane Fitchett Susie Fitchett Buddy Fletcher Helen Flynn Linda Fulcher Gerald Funk Jimmy Gantsoudcs Judy Garrett Christine Gatewood Lee Gerringer Fred Gery Pat Gibson Omer Lee Glenn Alston Gordon Evelyn Graves Sterling Graybill Martha Griffin Glenda Gunnell Margaret Hager Glenda Hall Margaret Hall Allen Halperin Charmainc Hamlett Jeannette Handy Lydia Harley Jean Harris Ray Harris 170Y Ruth Ann Hartley Pat Haney David Handle Kitty Handle Ruth Hawkins Mike Hcitzeler Helen Henderson Dave Hepler Ruth Ann Hill Melinda Holton Margaret Houghton Allen Hudgins ludith Hudgins Danny Hudson Lois Hudson Nita Gay Hughes Jo Ann Hundley Marilyn Hunt Ann Hutchinson Nina Lee Isley Robert Jsncr Harold Jefferson Hobby Jennings Betty Johnson Flaine Johnson Henry Jones Margie Keeling Mason Kent Margaret King Robert Kingery Linda Kirbv David Knick Linda Lancaster Ixiuis La Prade Jerry Leach Doug Lee Diane Lester Frances Lewis Linda Lewis Patricia Lewis Sandra Lewis John Long David Luther Frannie Lyle ludith Mansfield Hilly Martin George Martin Marie Martin Ann Mayo Joyce Ann McBride Price McConnell Freddy McDowell Joan McGuire Hilly McMann Cynthia McNcely Johnny Mills Nela Moir Patsy Montgomery Barbara Moore Nancy Moore Tommy Moore Garland Moorefield Billy Morris class of ’60 All 1 §9 i ' Jfc ’ a 2' 9 Q •171V class of '60 Betty Jean Motley Hunter Motley Margaret Moulder Richard Mustain Chari ?s Myers Jack Neal Kenneth Neathcry Edna Neely Ben New I in Van Newman Betty Reid Newman Jean Nunn Carl Nostrandt Barbara Oakes Eleanor Oliver Carolyn Osborne Sue Overby Betty Sue Owen Louise Owen Mary Ann Owen Sarah Owen Shirley Owen Joan Parcell Charles Parker Linda Parrish Sandra Parton Randi Passamancck lames Patterson Marie Perry Jerry Pickrcl Patricia Poteat Brookie Powell Marjorie Pruitt Barbara Ramsey Alan Reed Kawania Reed Gordon Reynolds Danny Ricketts Mickey Ridgeway Aurelia Robertson Doug Robertson Nancy Rowe Lois Saul Ann Scearce I.a Vonne Scearce Betty Scott Delores Scott Richard Self Mary Lou Shaw Joan Marie Sheets Brenda Shelton Carroll Shelton Gay Shelton Linda Shot well Ray Simnkins Arthur Smith Brenda Smith Bonnie Snead Sandra Soloman Roger Spearman Elsie Stallings Mary Jane Stools Martha Stovall •{72 V class of ’60 Dale Strader Ann Sullivan Ann Taylor Nancy Taylor Betsy Temple I.inda Thomasson Martha Trexler Doug Tunstall Joan Turner Larry Turner Beverley Van Oot Linda Vaughn Carl Vicks Lottie Walker Vickie Walker Betty Wall Inc Walton Carolyn Warner Peggy Weaver Ernest Wellman Jimmy Wells Patsy Wells Faye Westbrook Arthur Whitehurst Donald Williams Luther Williams Ralph Williams Glenda Willis Terry Wilson Marie Wimmer Sue Wingfield Gay Winiker Fo Ann Womack Linda Woodall Carol Wyatt Wayne Yeaman Elizabeth Yeatts (73 J freshman class officers Harry Koi.endrianos Ellen Clare Terry Montgomery President Secretary Treasurer freshman advisory council and sponsors First row: B. Dooley, V. Stowe, S. Sutphin, M. Eanes, Mrs. Wynne, L. McGhee, L. Beale, S. Barksdale. Second row: S. Pruitt, P. Biles, S. Harvey, S. Johnson, H. Kolcndrianos, G. Wilson, R. Irwin, A. Hancock, E. Clare, L. Bowen, J. Barber. 7 AV Gerald Abbott Glenn Adams Barbara Adkins Nancy Allen Bob Ames John Anderson Elon Arthur Steven Ashworth Aloma Barber Dorothy Barker Sylverlvn Barksdale Robert Bass I.ynda Beale Pat Biles Irvine Blank Ronald Boaze Roger Booth John Boothe Judith Boulware Robert Bousman Larry Bowen Linda Bowen Wendy Bradford Freddie Bradley Dale Bray Betty Bridges Fay Brincgar Cheryl Brown Judy Brown Linda Brown Nancy Brown Phillip Bryant Donny Buckner Patsy Buckner Karen Buettncr Margie Buettncr Spencer Bullington Maureen Burl Douglas Burton Linda Carroll Donna Carter J. C. Cassidy Larry Catlett ludy Charles Gloria Chattin lane Chattin Ellen Clare Charles Clark Gary Clark Judy Clark ludy Clayton David Coleman Sonny Coleman Linda Cook Wayne Craig Martha Cross Aloma Crowder Gwendolyn Dalton Pat Dalton Jimmy Davis Ralph Davis Brenda DeLoach Ella Denny class of ’61 {75 y '9 $ 9 class of ’61 -(76K Tommy Denny Diane Diggs Margaret Dillard Dennis Dishman I.ana Dix Roger Dix James Dodson Gene Donahue Brenda Dooley Pat Doss Judy Due ken Barry Dudley Doris Durand F.llen Banes Marie Banes Wesley Edwards Hughes Elliott I iVerne Elliott Mary Elrod Janice Farley Priscilla Farley Ann Ferguson Tommy Fleming Shirley Freeze I.inda Fuquay Bobby Furguson Evelyn Garrett Ramona Gery James Giles Calvin Gilis Donald Gill Lillian Gonzalez Sandra Graham Betty Grant Pcrmclia Gravely limmy Gray Edgar Green Bill Griffith Margie Griffith Shirley Griffith Kenneth Grimes Peggy Groff Nellie Grubbs Ann Guill Sonny Hadley Ann Marie Haley Joy Hamlctt Shelby Hammock Alma Hancock Gaynelle Hanks Rita Hanlon Judy Harris Sue Harvey Virgie Harvillc Judy Harwell Geraldine Haymorc Dorothy Haynes Joyce Haynes Eddie Hearp Billie Hedrick Glenn Hedrick Diane Herndon Brenda Hill Linda Hippie James Hodge Ben Holmes Tim Hooker Joseph Hopkins John Hudson Lane Hudson Betty Huff B. 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Hundley Judith Hundley Edward Ingram Shirley Ingram Jean Jackson James Jennings Patsy Johnson Sandra Johnson Allison Jones Brenda Jones Lavonne Jones Johnny Iordan Phillip Jordan Floyd Keats Sandra Keen Peggy Kidd Lonnie King Harry Kolcndrianos David Lampley Jerry Lassiter Cecil Lawson Townes Lea Susan Levine Neal Lollis Brenda Lowe Jimmy i-owery Anne MacClintock Allen MacLaughlan Elizabeth Mahan Pat Main Brenda Mann Charles Mann Pat Mansfield Larry Marchbank Paul Marlowe Patsy Marshall Betty Martin Fay Martin Joann Martin Reba Mayhew Peyton McCrary Carolyn McDowell Martha McFarling Laraine McGee Harriett Meadows Jerry Meadows Terry Montgomery Arlic Moran Edith Morris Ruth Morris Shirley Mumford Brenda Murphy Nancy Murphy Betty Jean Mustain Charles Nance class of ’61 o© % A © ft A t v , xk f.7% P P. q .tl a in .iA dtk k .flu 0 ft mk 9 q q 'fri t. $ H ? £ 2 177}� class of ’61 Bill Newman Patsy Newman Don Overcash Judy Parham William Parrish Maynard Paschal lane Patterson Ann Payne Caroline Payne Eddie Peatman Emmie Ann Pendergrass I.inda Petty lerrv Pickeral Sandra Porter Dennis Porter James Porter Gayle Powell Priscilla Powell Lorraine Presley Duane Pruitt Sandra Pruitt George Ray Paul Reed Lcota Reid Clarke Reynolds Virginia Rhodes Mary Riddle Carolyn Robertson Verona Ross Nancy Sally Charles Scearcc Linda Scearcc Patricia Scearcc Barbara Shelton Norma Shepherd Phil Shoffner Glenn Short Revonna Simms Katherine Sizer Mary Lee Slaughter Elizabeth Smith Gail Smith Jimmy Smith Douglas South Patricia Spaulding Carolyn Stanley Linda Staples Rosalind Stcmbridgc Brenda Stowe Voncelc Stowe Sylvia Strader Ann Stutz Sylvia Sutphin Margie Swift Jerry Talbott Mary Leigh Taylor Wayne Taylor Margaret Temple Wayne Terry Patricia Thompson Norma Thornton Joan Tullock Edna Turner 1 78}- Jack Turner Judy Turpin Margaret Turpin Denise Vanderwerff Becky Vass Hester Vernon Carolyn Vincent Carl Wade Ray Wade Wayne Walker Henry Webster Billy Welsh Jerry White Judith White Carolyn Williams Larry Williams Patricia Willis Wayne Willis Lily Page Wilmarth Glenn Wilson Linda Wilson Zane Womack Joyce Woods Cecile Wright Jimmy Wright Jimmy Wyatt Annette Young Joey Young class of ’61 it ft c 7 - $ 3 2 ? 3 %kJk 2J ? $ ?' a dk k«k t Lynda Young Mary Alice Young 179) Band members mix work with play at their annual Work Day held to raise money for new uniforms. WTfnK Don’t be afraid, Berkley! Carl's smile shows that it doesn’t hurt a bit. Many GWites took advantage of the free polio vaccinations. GWites help Santa out. A drive, sponsored by the S. C. A. was en- thusiastically supported by the stu- dents for the Faith Home. activities Charlie Crowder President Nancy Pretty Secretary-T reasurer Jo Annette Savage Vice-President Granville B. Smith Advisor judiciary The George Washington High School Judiciary is composed of four seniors, four juniors, two sopho- mores, and two freshmen, along with the three officers of the Student Council. This governing body of the Student Council has as its leaders this year Charlie Crowder, Jo Annette- Savage, and Nancy Pretty. The main purpose of the Judiciary is to hear cases involving breach of honor and dishonest practices among students. It suggests suitable punishment for students involved. Members of the Judiciary help to promote school projects. They also serve as guides for the orientation of new students entering GW in the coming year. Another duty of this group is the tabulation of votes in all major elections, such as the S. C. A. officers held at the end of each year. A student, to be eligible for membership, must have a scholastic average of eighty or above and must never have appeared before the group for any reason. Seated: N. Pretty, C. Crowder. J. Savage Standing: T. Alfricnd, E. Baxa, B. Savage, J. Gantsoudes, W. Miles, L. Abercrombie, C. Garrett, L. Beale, M. Weakley. -{82 J- student council The Student Council of George Washington High School consists of one representative from each of the fifty homerooms, twelve members of the Judiciary and the three officers, elected by the student body. The homeroom representatives are chosen for their qualities of school spirit, leadership and must main- tain a C average. Law-making and law-governing are the main duties of the Student Council. Each member of this group sets an example of behavior for the other members of the student body to follow. The main project of the Student Council this year was to raise seven hundred dollars to send a G. W. student abroad for the summer. Some of the other projects undertaken were the Red Cross Drive, printing of Student Directories, Clash of the Classes, Faith Home Drive, and selling of GW pennants. The Student Council is the most important of all school organizations because it is the representative body for the school, through which each student can have a voice in the school government. Charlie Crowder sells Pete Cash and Ruby Young a GW pennant—one of the Student Council’s activities to raise money for the Foreicn Student fund. First Row: Mr. Smith. Miss Walton. Mr. Perkinson, C. Garrett, M. Weakley, L. Beale, J. Savage, Vice-President; C. Crowder, President; N. Pretty, Secretary-Treasurer; Garrett, J. Garrett, B. Johnson, P. Allen, L. Shot well, E. Clare. Second Row: B. H. Siviter, M. Kent, S. Elliott, L. Abercrombie. S. Payne, L. Mitchell, N. Neal, G. Giles, M. F. Seamster, L. Beale, J. Harris, C. Vincent, A. Jones, M. Cross, Mr. Houser. Third Row: B. Went , D. Collins. J. Scearce, M. Dix, S. Cook, S. Baker, S. Johnson, B. Reid, M. Eanes, D. I.uther, D. Lee, K. Neathery, B. Powell, J. Neal. Fourth Row: J. Gantsoudes. B. Cheek, R. Collis, T. Alfriend, W. Clifton, H. Kolendrianos, L. Clack, J. Jennings. D. Ovcrcash. B. Baucom, P. McConnell, R. Self. Fifth Row: T. Montgomery, B. Newlin, O. Tuzun, G. Wilson, R. Wade, R. Boswell, E. Baxa, B. Johnson. (83). Dot Asbury at Sputnik Observatory spots some- thing. This float took first prize in the Home- coming Parade sponsored by the Interclub Council. In cooperation with the Monogram Club, the Interdub Council sponsored a Homecoming Parade- before the game. The clubs were arranged in groups according to their common interests, and each group interclub council The Intcrdub Council is under the spervision of the Student Council. It is composed of the three officers of the Student Government Association and the presidents of all extra-curricular organizations of the school. The purposes of the Intcrclub Council arc to work to foster better relationships between all extra-curric- ular organizations of the school and to coordinate all school activities in conjunction with the Student Council. The main project of the Interclub Council this year is to cooperate with the Student Council in their project of sending a George Washington High School student abroad for the summer. entered a decorated float. A trophy was awarded to the float judged the most original and best looking. The National Honor Society, Civics Club, and the International Relations Club shared this honor. First Row: J. McNichols; M. H. Croxton; I. Baum; G. Nix; N. Pretty, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Crowder, President; J. Savage, Vice-President; B. Wilson; B. Cole; J. Rosenberg. Second Row: S. Klaff; C. Rich; W. Isley; S. Kushner; T. Alfriend; G. Hopkins; E. Baxa; D. Scearce; H. Henderson; B. Connock; M. F. Seamster; P. Browder; B. Reid; M. Weakley; N. Roane; B. Guthcric; L. Harwell; C. Garrett; L. Beale; F. Harris. (84)� national honor society The National Honor Society tapped thirty-three new members at an assembly program in November. These were selected by a faculty committee composed of Mr. Christopher, principal; Miss Walton, sponsor; Miss Estes, chairman of the senior sponsors; Mrs. Davis, guidance department; and Mrs. Cotton, faculty at large. Scholarship was the primary consideration in selecting the new members; however, character, leadership, and service were also considered. In order that more seniors may compete for the National Honor Society Scholarships, the number of juniors elected in March was increased. This scholar- ship is based on the score made on the Scholastic- Qualifying Test which is given in October. The Honor Society, in cooperation with two other organizations, won recognition in the fall by having the winning float in the annual homecoming parade. A committee continued the work on the file of the achievements of the past members. The year closed with the annual banquet. Betsy Wilson Secertary Donald Scearce Treasurer Firs Row: D. Sccarce. B. Wilson, E. Baxa, C. Hill. Second Row: J. Rosenber . C. Garrett. H. Dawson, C. Willis, C. Elliott. D. Cochran. B. H. Cole. C. Fentriss M H Croxton, C. Ferrell, S. Rust. E. Brooks, M. Patterson. L. Harville. Third Row: Miss Walton. M. Bass. M. L. Joslin. T. Taylor. L. Hiller. M. Millner. S. Payne. M. Crenshaw, N. Fallis M. Douglas. P. Browder. D. Asbury, N. Kendrick. S. Mayhcw, D. Saunders. M. Weakley. Pay,or’ B- N- Nca|. T. Alfriend. J. Hylcr, C. Bass. J. Carter, D. Bowden. O. Weddle K. Mullins, W. Jsley. -(851- quill and scroll Quill and Stroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists which takes an active part in raising standards in the field of jour- nalism. The purpose of this society is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. To qualify for membership, candidates must be elected from the newspaper, yearbook, or magazine staffs; they must be of junior or senior classification; they must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. Also, they must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business managing; the)’ must be recommended by the school principal or publication advisor; they must be approved by the executive secretary of the Quill and Scroll Society. The George Washington Chapter of the Quill and Scroll held a formal initiation service for the new inductees where they were presented membership cards and gold pins which are replicas of the seal of Quill and Scroll. Also, the)’ received the national society magazine. First Row: B. Paylor, I. Baum, M. H. Croxton, J. Rosenberg. L. Harwell. Second Row: B. Farmer, P. Clare, C. Elliott, B. A. Cole. Third Row: ). Hylcr, C. Tate, G. Dalton. •{86 k The badge of the Quill and Scroll Society is symbolic of the painstaking efforts of the scribes of old to record the events and thoughts of their time in permanent form. Cardinal talent scout Under the guidance and assistance of Mr. Granville B. Smith, The Cardinal Talent Scout, enters its fourth year as a literary magazine, publishing the most out- standing creative writings of the students at George Washington. Compiling the top short stories, essays and poems from the creative writing class and the various English classes, Linda and Lalanne, the co-editors, and their staff, have tried this year to make the magazine the most versatile yet. In February, an assembly w-as presented to initiate the subscription drive. In the same month, the staff sponsored an open house to raise funds for the magazine. In addition to providing the best reading material available of students, for students, The Cardinal Talent Scout has become the primary source of ma- terials which are submitted to the State Creative Writing Contest sponsored by the Virginia High School League. Linda Harwell Lalanne Beale Co-Editor Co-Editor Billy Barber Granville B. Smith Business Manager Advis or Seated: S. Greenspon, E. Harris, D. Asbury. J. Rosenberg. M. Evans, L. Beale. Standing: D. Saunders, N. Pretty, E. Baxa, S. Elliott, D. Bowden, O. Tuzun, B. Connock, C. Crowder. R. Hall. -187)- Irene Baum Editor Mary Hunter Croxton Managing Editor The Cavalier, George Wash- ington’s annual, has consistently been judged first place in the C.S. P. A. and S. I. P. A. con- tests. To continue the good work, this year's staff worked diligently to capture the true Cavalier spirit and record forever the wonderful experiences of our high school days. The Cavalier covered all school events and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade with the other two publications. In order to raise funds, the staff sponsored the Mr. and Miss G. W. Contest, held an open house, sold turkeys, and sold senior name cards. We of the '58 Cavalier sin- cerely hope that this book will serve as a fond remembrance of your years at G. W. Carolyn Fentriss Advertising Manager (88 y Donald Scearce Sports Editor the 1 958 Seated: C. Willis. P. Blankenship, B. Connock, M. Douglas. D. Ragland, S. Brown. Standing: A. Harris, C. Griggs, J. Savage, S. Seeley, hi. Penn. C. Furgurson, J. Long. cavalier Betsy Wilson Circulation Manager Leah Elliott Business Manager Miss Carole Brannon Advisor (89)� Judith Rosenberg Editor Bettie Kent Paylor Managing Editor In the 35 years of this publi- cation, The Chatterbox has con- sistently maintained eminence among high school newspapers, ranking with the most distin- guished papers published in the nation. The bi-monthly publica- tion continues to offer accurate and speedy news coverage of school happenings and sports, complete with features, columns, editorials, and pictures. The staff is proud of the re- cord of its school paper, and under the guidance of Miss Dodson it strives to equal or better the ratings of past years. Mrs. Nora Payne Hill’s name- will aways be remembered in connection with the prize winning paper. Fulfilling a many-sided role in GW’s school life, The Chatter- box not only informs students, but also entertains and influences them, as well as a business en- terprise and affording as educa- tional laboratory for the use of students interested in journalism. Bunny Farmer Co-Circulation Manager John Hyler Co-Sports Editor Peggy Clare Co-Circulation Manager the chat Carrington Tate Co-Sports Editor Seated: M. L. Joslin, B. Booker, S. Kushncr, L. Jeffries, P. Blankenship, B. Chattin, G. Dalton. C. Furgurson, N. Kendrick, C. Ferrell. Standing: K. Weaver, D. Cochran, L. Ferrell, M. Millncr, G. Anderson, S. Elliott, R. Pettit, S. Greenspon. B. L. Giles, C. Elliott, O. eddle, D. Scearce, O. Tuzun, S. Porter, S. Payne, L. Abercrombie, J. Turner, D. Corbin, J. Long, E. Garrett. terbox Barbara Ann Cole Lettie Hiller Miss Ethel Dodson Business Manager Assignment Editor Advisor Anne Corpening Charles Rich Mrs. Mabel Davis Advertising Manager President, Press Club Advisor •{91b officers First Row: D. Cook, president; Mr. Stryker, director; G. Barksdale, secretary; J. Tompkins, vice-president; C. Willis, treasurer. Second Row: L. Boatwright, band manager; D. Richmond, student director; D. Asbury, librarian. The band is one of the most prominent representatives of our school and community. Its main purpose is to support the school in every way possible, ath- letic and otherwise. The band performs at foot- ball games, basketball games, and in parades, both at home and in other cities. Music for assemblies is supplied by the band, and per- formances are given in other schools in town and at the annual Dis- trict Festival. The band gives onc- or more concerts each year when a wide varie- ty of music is played, including pop tunes, marches, novelty num- bers, semi-classical and classical compositions. The band operates on a military system which was adopted in 1957. This system pro- vides for efficient operation of the band and exercises discipli nary measures. band First Row: T. Williamson. S. Shumate. L. Marchbank, E. Ingram. B. Fleming. W. Dudley. H. Gordon. W. Willis, W. Yea man, B. Johnson. J. Leech, B. Mumford, L. Boatwright, S. Carter. Second Row: C. Parker. A. Fillipclli. R. Passamancck, A. Hancock. J. Hudson. D. Lee, R. Jones. L. Turner, E. Bray, D. Cook. A. Smith. M. Bowles, G. Moorctield. Third Row: J. Baleman, H. Broome, R. Tate. R. Self, B. Bass. P. Marlowe. L. Williams. J. Siviter. S. Carter. Fourth Row: J. Carter, B. Ingram, B. Hedrick, R. Dix, F. Anderson, D. Ovcrcash, L. Catlett, G. Gilbert, J. Parrish, F. McDowell. Fifth Row: S. Barksdale, J. Jennings. B. Davis, J. Wells, B. Alverson, T. Evans, B. Madrin, L. Crews, P. Barber, C. Bass, S. Bray. -192)- majorettes B. Chattin; P. Davis; C. Willis, head majorette; G. Barksdale; S. Spangler. The Majorette squad of George Washington High School consists of five regular majorettes and two alternates. One of the main ac- tivities of the High Steppers is participating at the football games. Among the others arc- performing at basket- ball games, in parades, in pep rallies, and tak- ing part in the spring concert given by the band. In addition, each spring the Majorettes sponsor a Spring For- mal. Affiliated with one of the most active groups in G. W. is the Kiltie Corps. It is composed of girls from G. W. whose purpose is to pro- vide entertainment dur- ing the half time at football games and to participate in the local parades along with the band. With Dot Asbury as captain and Mr. Eu- gene Stryker as leader, the group does their precision routines. Their practices are held after school and their performances are all extra-curricu- lar activities. kiltie korps D. Asbury-Capt. First Row: E. Let, M. Dix, E. Asbury. Second Row: M. Cross, S. Brown. B. Connock, A. Andrews. A. Robertson. S. Lewis. B. Scott. Third Row: J. Alvis, C. Osborne, A. Haley, C. Payne, C. Clark. S. Baker, L. P. Wilmarth, J. Cresson, C. Holt, B. Snead, W. Baker, L. Hudson. Fourth Row: E. Graves, G. Powell, L. Saul. J. Boyd, S. Barksdale, B. Jones, L Abbott, E. Price, M. Short, S. G wan, B. Ramsey, G. Anderson, B. Temple, J. A. Dix. ■I93 b junior university women First Rou: L. Beale, B. Booker, B. A. Cole, Mrs. Aron, M. Crenshaw, J. Rosenberg. Second Row: B. Wilson, M. H. Croxton. J. Savage, M. Weakley. B. K. Paylor. The members of the Junior University Women constitute the junior branch of the American Association of University Women. These girls, chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, char- acter, and participation in various school ac- tivities, are nominated by their homeroom teachers, after which the final selections are made by the faculty members of the Dan- ville A.A.U.W. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to stimulate greater interest in all national and interna- tional affairs. In order to become a member, one must have at least a ninety- average in social studies and must be voted on by the club members. At the present time, there are twenty-eight active members. During the meetings, held twice a month, each member has an opportunity to express his own views as well as hear the opinions of others. i. r. c. Fin! Row: O. Tuzun; M. L. Joslin; E. Baxa. Secretary-Treasurer; M. Weakley, President; A. Corpening, Vice Pres- ident; D. Asbury; M. Evans; M. S. Crenshaw. Second Row: Mr. Ladd, K. Linkous. M. H. Croxton, B. K. Paylor, L. Hiller, C. Elliott, N. Fallis, B. H. Siviter, C. Crowder. Third Row: A. Womack, W. Miles. B. Savage. J. A. Savage, B. A. Cole, D. Cochran, B. Barber, I.. Abbott, D. Scearcc, S. Payne, D. Bowden. 194}- junior rotarians First Row: G. Fairer, C. Crowder, Mr. Christopher, C. Furgurson, R. Collins. Second Row: T. Wilmarth, S. Klaff, E. Baxa, L. Boatwright, R. Hali. Each year nine boys are selected from the senior class to attend the Rotary Club's week- ly meetings. Each young man is a guest of the club for one month. The selection of the boys is patterned some- what after that of the Rotary Club's member- ship procedure; that is, one boy from each ma- jor area of school life. Some of the areas are student body, senior class, publications, mu- sic, athletics, sen-ices, forensics, and the like. The Civics Club is open to all students at G. W. interested in promoting and encour- aging loyalty to the U. S., allegiance to its flag, support of its con- stitution, obedience to its laws, and reverence for its history and tra- ditions. Though only in its second year, the club has made many contri- butions at school in- cluding the presenta- tion of Captain Blythe of the State Highway Patrol in an assembly. civics club First Row: B. Grow; N. Warren; N. Kendrick; C. Elliott; C. Furgurson; B. Wall; D. Scearce, President; M. Bass; M. I.. Joslin, Secretary-Treasurer; F. Marlow; J. Phipps; M. Patterson; N. Roane; F. Hicks. Second Row: S. Staton; P. Blankenship; J. Shackleford; E. Harris; A. Corpening; B. James; L. Elliott; S. Porter; C. Garrett; C. Ferrell; S. Greenspon; A. Carter; A. D. Barnett; B. Crowder; D. A. Cox. Third Row: D. Cochran; B. Booker; B. S. Cole; B. A. Cole; O. Tuzun; J. Lewis; M. Douglas; S. Seeley; L. Harwell; J. Rosenberg; M. Weakley; B. K. Paylor; R. Dudley. {95 y freshman y-teens First Row: S. Baker; K. Buettncr; B. Adkins; A. Willis; L. Elliott, Secretary; M. Buettner; Vice-President; B. Reid, President; V. Stowe, Treasurer; G. Gunnell; B. Dooley; L. Brown; J. Tullock; L. Sccarcc; F. Cox. Second Row:. P. Groff; D. Durand; D. Barker. K. Ellis; J. Parcell; E. Mahon; R. Neal; V. Harville; J. Harwell; B. Mustain; A. Dickerson; F. Brinncgar; L. Gonzales. Third row: Miss Franklin; I. Earles; S. Johnson; P. Buckner; J. Cattin; J. Clark. The G. W. Sweet- hearts” is the name given the ninth grade Y-Tecns. Its goal is to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing the ideals of personal and social living. Various types of meetings, in- cluding recreational, business and religious meetings are held week- ly in the Y. W. C. A. under the supervision of Miss Anne Franklin, the advisor. The club is represented at George Washington High School in the Interclub Council. The Sophomore Y- Teens have an enroll- ment of 60 members and hold meetings every Thursday night at the Y. W. C. A. Once a month a social meeting is held which consists of dancing, refresh- ments, and cards. This year the Y-Teens held a New Year's Dance and are planning to spend a week end in May at Stony Mill. The mem- bers also participated in the Potato Chip Sale and in the Hanging of the Greens. sophomore y-teens First Row: A. Hutchinson. M. J. Bacon, N. G. Hughes, M. Hager. B. Carter. C. Fiskc, Secretary; H. Henderson, President; R. A. Hartley, Vice President; M. Dix, J. Turner. J. Crcsson, P. Montgomery, E. Graves. Second Row: G. Dunglinson. E. Johnson. I.. Fulcher, J. Garrett, M. Trexler, V. Newman, N. Moore, H. Flynn, M. Kent, G. Anderson, J. Collis, F. Lyle, M. Houghton. Third Row: N. Rowe. S. Fitchett. B. Owen, S. Owen, S. Cook, E. Lee, J. A. Dix, E. Asbury, A. Sullivan, M. Hol- ton, B. Wall. B. Ramsey, L. Hudson, B. Deaton. B. J. Motley. Fourth Row: N. Moir. B. Temple. J. Easley, P. Potcat, L. Wodall, A. Robertson, M. Keeling, P. Adkins, G. Win- iker, S. Owen, L. Vaughn, D. A. Cox, M. Hunt, A. Fillippeli, L. Parrish. {96}- junior y-teens First Row: B. Williams; N. McNary; F. Harris; S. Bonner; S. Puckett; B. Burnett; P. Feldman. Vice-President; B. Connock, President; B. Grow; S. Seeley; D. Ragland; L. Mitchell; S. Boatwright. Second Row: S. Elliott; E. Stoneham; P. Riley; S. Greenspon; B. H. Sivitcr; G. Garrett; N. Fallis; C. Wade; D. Da- vis; D. Womack; J. Van Hook; J. Williams; M. Brown. Third Row: M. Griggs; M. L. Penn; L. Abbott; E. Havens; S. Abbott; N. Patterson; J. Fleming; S. Payne; I. Brow'- der; G. Turbiville. The eleventh grade Y-Teens, with its pur- poses to help each member grow as a per- son; to grow in fellow'- ship with all people; and grow in the love and knowledge of God, is led by Brenda Con- nock. This group partici- pated in many interest- ing activities which in- cluded films, talks, and trips as well as the an- nual projects of Roll- Week, the training con- ference at Stony Mill, and the Hanging of the Greens. All senior girls are eligible for member- ship in the Beta Alpha Rho Y-Teens. The three main goals of Y-Tccns arc to grow as a person; to grow in friendship with people of all races, nationalities, and reli- gions; and to grow in the knowledge and love of God Some of the interest- ing programs have been a trip to the Telephone Office, Hanging of the Greens, International Fiesta, and the three day weekend at Stony Mill. beta alpha rho First Row: S. Porter; M. Evans; N. Warren; N. Kendrick; C. Ferrell; P. Blankenship, Vice-President; C. Garrett, President; D. Corbin, Secretary; P. Ycatts, Treasurer; B. Booker; B. A. Cole; K. Weaver; D. Cochran. Second Row: B. Vaughn; G. Giles; E. Hancock; C. Elliott; L. Giles; L. Harwell; M. Bass; B. Farmer; D. Watson; A. D. Barnett. Third Row: E. Harris; D. Asbury; S. Staton; C. Hall; J. Patterson. 197}� cavalier hi y First Row: D. Lex-; C. Myers; B. Davis, Secretary; B. New I in. President; J. Wells; B. Anderson, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Russell, J. Leach. B. Powell, E. Beale. J. Gantsoudes. J. Neat H. Dixon, L. Boothe. Third Row: P. McConnell. D. Robertson, B. Clark, O. Glenn, D. Tunstal. Meeting every Monday night at the Y. M. C. A., the mem- bers of the Cavalier Hi- Y strive to promote a Christian attitude in thought and speech. Headed by Ben New- lin, the club is present- ly composed of twenty- four members. Projects of the Cava- lier Hi-Y for this year include the sponsoring of a drive for clothes, furniture, and money for a needy family; and serving as ushers at the Danville Community Concerts. The Delta Chi Hi-Y has for a number of years been one of the three outstanding clubs in the state. The mem- bers work hard to put over the purpose of the Hi-Y movement at school, at home, and in the community, and to promote the four aims of their platform: clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. delta c hi y Fint Row: B. Went ; B. Savage. Treasurer; W. E. Samuels, Vice-President; J. McNichols, President; T. Alfricnd, Secretary; T. Wilmarth; R. Henderson. Second Row: J. Clark; H. Gordon; K. Lumpkin; B. Dyer; B. McMann; K. I.inkous; R. Spearman. Third Row: O. Tuzun; D. Gray; A. Womack; W. Miles; J. Squires; G. Ellison; G. James; R. Boswell. -(98 h kappa chi hi y First Row: R. Hodnctt, T. Hcitzler, D. Arcy, H. Kushncr, P. Vandcrwcrff, J. Feldman. Second Row: S. Bray. B. Millncr. B. Gravdcy, C. Hill. E. Baxa, C. Furgurson, Mr. Kauffman. The Kappa Chi Hi- Y, headed by Harold K u s h n e r, President; Don Arcy, Vice-Pres- ident; Jim Feldman, Secretary; and Pete Vanderwerff, Treasurer; strives to raise the mor- al standards of each high school boy. This year’s activities of the club included its participation in the Model General Assem- bly held annually in Richmond, the selling of school decals to boost school spirit, and the raising of money for the foreign student fund. Led by acting pres- ident Charles Rich, the newly formed Alpha Beta Hi-Y strives to promote clean speech; clean sportsmanship, dean scholarship, and clean living throughout the schools and com- munity. The club has under- taken projects such as raising money for the foreign student fund as well as various oth- er services. Combining pleasure with business, the club has socials along with the helpful deeds done. alpha beta hi y First Row: D. Bowen, C. Rich, J. Groomc, H. Wyatt. Second Row: B. Peatman, J. Scearce, C. Tate, D. Collins, B. Smith. (99)� g. a. a. First Row: R. A. Hill; B. Scott; C. Kinney; M. Dix; S. Johnson; B. Bridges; M. Douglas, President; J. Harris, Vice-President; J. Adkins, Treasurer; L. Brown; S. Apple; L. Dishman; E. Price. Second Rou: Miss Franklin, advisor; Miss Roady, advisor; A. Cook; R. A. Hartley; S. Wingfield; B. Wall; F. Yeatts; C. Bradwcll; S. Lynch; J. Tullock; S. Freeze; C. Staanlcy; J. Hudgins; J. Farthing. Third Row: Miss Pendleton, advisor; C. Diggs; D. Cox; M. Griggs; A. Harris; S. Boatwright; S. Seeley; S. Levine; P. Browder; P. Kinder; G. Belton; D. Womack; F. Marlow; C. Walker. Fourth Row: B. Jones; M. McFarling; L. Shepherd; J. Wilson; J. Slayton; M. Bass; M. Crenshaw; J. Lewis, L. Beale; B. Huff; A. Hancock; B. Murphy; G. Hanks; L. Sccarcc. Fifth Row: D. Vanderwcrff; L. Hippie; A. Haley; C. Payn-.-; G. Hall; G. Winiker; J. Crcsson; J. Walker. Since competition for girls in sports was ban- ned from Group 1 schools, G. W. has or- ganized a Girls’ Ath- letic Association. The G. A. A. provides com- petition in volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Any girl who is not excused from regular physical education classes by a doctor's ex- cuse may participate. Each grade usually has several teams, all com- peting with one other. The sponsors are the members of the girls’ physical education de- partment. Your personal appearance is the external represen- tative or promise of what the real you is like. The Modcl-T Club is organized here at G. W. for girls inter- ested in making the most of their personal appearance and is spon- sored by Mrs. Annie L. Sayers. Each girl in this or- ganization strives to- ward this goal—To be neat, attractive, and in all ways a model teen- ager.” model t’s First Row: Mrs. Savers; G. Nix; V. Newman. Secretary; P. Browder. Vice-President; M. H. Croxton, President. Second Row: L. Elliott; C. Fentriss; I. Baum; J. Tucker, G. Belton. Third Row: B. Wilson; N. Pretty; B. James; M. Brown; B. Connock; N. Neal; G. Turbivillc; A. Harris; S. Span- gler. Fourth Row: I. Browder; D. Ragland; D. Womack; M. Douglas; M. Hurd; C. Grinstead. {100k senior science club First Row: J. Carter. Vice-President; L. Beale. Secretary-Treasurer; S. Klafif, President. Second Row: Dudley; B. Paylor; C. Wade; M. L. Joslin; M. Weakley; R. Passamancck; E. S. Berman; L. Abbott; N. Fallis. Third Row: Mr. Harris; D. Scearcc; B. Ncwlin; B. Blanks; B. Adkins; C. Bass; D. Knick; R. Self; G. Dalton; B. Hon- eycutt; S. Wyatt; Miss Jefferson. The purposes of the science club arc to stim- ulate interest in science among students and to furnish them with an outlet for their scientific abilities. This outlet is in the form of science projects which are a re- quirement for all mem- bers. Interest in sci- entific professions is boosted by speakers, field trips, and numer- ous discussion groups. This year the official name was selected to be Tri Sci. The Tri Sci is affiliated with the Vir- ginia Junior Academy of Science. The German club, whose proper name is Deutscher Klub, was formed just last year when the German lan- guage was added to the Foreign Language De- partment of George Washington High School. Its main purpose is to increase interest in the German language and to promote understand- ing of the people of that country. german club First Row: J. Crescent; L. Hiller. Treasurer; C. Garrett, Vice-President; E. Baxa, President; J. Rosenberg, Secretary, B. Paylor; R. Dudley; K. Linkous. Second Row: W. Miles; A. Womack; M. Rosenbaum; J. Carter; G. Rust; R. Boswell; D. Bowden; L. Boatwright; T. Harris; G. Dalton; Mrs. Kushncr. UOIV french club First Row: S. Carr; A. Robertson; M. Millner; G. Turbivillc, Secretary-Treasurer; S. Brown, Vice-President; F. Harris, President; S. Puckett; J. Williams; B. H. Siviter; D. Tunstall; S. Boatwright; J. Kushner; R. Harris; B. Williams; Mrs. Smith. Second Row: S. Bonner; G. Barksdale; E. Havens; L. Vaughen; P. Potcat; B. P. Newman; M. Wingfield; B. Wall; J. Womack; J. Williams; R. A. Hartley; J. Phipps; A. Fillippete; S. Carter. Lfs Hf.urfux is the first year French Club which meets monthly in a home provided by one of the members. The purposes of the French Club are to learn more about France and to get better ac- quainted with one oth- er. This year the pro- grams have included a talk on Paris, French games, French music, and a Christmas party. It also had the project of entering a float in the Homecoming Pa- rade and contributed to the Foreign Student Fund. The object of the Sec- ond Year French Club is to promote interest in the language. This club holds its meetings once a month in the home of a member. Th: Second Year Club is en- tirely separate from the First Year Club. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Kush- ner. All of the pro- grams and most of the meetings are conducted in French. french club First Row: D. Sccarce, Secretary; W. Isley, President. Second Row: E. Stoneham, P. Clare, Treasurer; I. Browder, Vice-President, S. Elliott, S. Spangler. Third Row: A. Womack, G. James, F. Raymond, C. Hall, Mrs. Kushner, Advisor. •1102 b Spanish club First Row: S. Owen; M. Hager; L. Parrish; D. A. Cox; E. Stone-ham; J. Van Hook; N. Fallis; D. Davis. President; B. L. Giles; F. Lewis; C. McNcely; B. J. Motley; G. Willis; C. Turner; C. Hamlctt. Second Row: D. Womack; M. L. Penn; B. Grow; P. Ashby; N. Moore; L. Fulcher; N. Moir; B. Howard; S. Green- spon; P. Earles; A. Taylor; V. Dyer; L. Saul; L. Ferrell. Third Row: Mrs. Jones; S. Seeley; S. Payne; D. Chappie; J. Fleming. Vice President; J. Harris; M. Griggs; H. Clark; S. Berry; J. Fisher; C. Mustain; J. Farthing; L. Curry; F.Gill; L. Mitchell. Secretary; P. Feldman. Fourth Row: C. Baynes; L. Boaze; R. Coleman; G. Carter; H. Dixon; R. Williams; K. Neatherly; C. Myers; L. Booth; B. Anderson; B. Davis; D. Lee; H. Motley; G. Griggs. Fifth Row: J. Grubbs; B. Millner; R. Spearman; J. Hollandsworth; E. Beale; G. Ellison. Treasurer; B. Wentz; J. Clark; R. Cheek; G. Martin; F. Carter; B. Childress; W. Hanks; G. Moorefield; G. Hall. A dub for first year Spanish students was organized to foster in- terest in the Spanish language and customs. This organization gives the students a greater opportunity to learn alsout their Spanish- American heritage. The activities of the club included the learn- ing of Christmas carols in Spanish, the viewing of Spanish movies, and the composing and pre- senting of skits. In cooperation with the second year Spanish Club, this group sent a basket to a needy family at Christmas. The purpose of the Second Year Spanish (dub is to further the interest in the language by learning more about Spanish speaking coun- tries, their people, and their customs. The for- eign language itself is used more, and movies and outside speakers add variety to the meet- ings. This year the club has again helped in the Foreign Stuaent Cam- paign and played San- ta to a needy family. Spanish club First row: A. Harris, secretary; C. Grinstead, Vice-Presidmt; B. Wilson, President; I. Baum. Treasurer. Second Row: C. Garrett; B. Williams; C. Elliott; N. L. McNary; D. Cochran; C. Fcntriss; M. H. Croxton; B. Chattin; R. Pettit; D. Watson; H. Dawson; M. Cook; C. Ferrell; C. Wade. Third Row: A. D. Barnett; L. Abbott; N. Hudson; L. Giles; J. Lewis; L. Elliott; M. Hurd; M. Crenshaw; J. Tucker; L. Stone; L. Cruise; J. Squires; J. Scearcc; C. Rich; B. Barber. Fourth Row: S. Klaff; N. Neal; R. Bryant; B. James; J. Feldman; L. Spessard; T. Heitzler; H. Kushner. 1103)- girls’ chorus First Row: S. Brown. M. Hunt. L. Parrish, C. Garrett. N. Roane, hi. Hurd. C. Grinstead. M. Patterson. F. Hicks, E. Harris. Second Rows P. Hundley. P. Moore, T. Taylor, G. Hopkins, B. J. Motley. B. Williams, B. Temple, D. A. Cox, N. L. Ml Nary, P. Buckner, j. Patterson. F. Oakes. Third Row: L. Dabbs, N. Warren, S. Owen, J. Pa reel I, C. Mustain, J. Wilson, N. Patterson, J. Farthing. J. Bradley. A. Wilson, T. Martin. C. Hall. Miss Oliver. The George Wash- ington Mixed Chorus and Girls' Chorus arc credited courses, or- ganized for the purpose of discovering talent, developing voices, and raising the standards in choral music. These groups present pro- grams of varied types of music in churches, before civic groups in Danville, in George Washington assemblies, and various other schools in the commu- nity. A program of varied selections was presented to the American Asso- ciation of University Women at Averette College, the Grove Park Woman's Club, and the Danville Rotary Cub. Programs of religious music were presented for Calvary Methodist Church and the Hang- ing of the Greens at the Y. W. C. A. The choruses arc at present working on the project of getting new vestments. Some of the funds came from the Miracle in the Castle,” and the school is also contributing to the cause. mixed chorus First Row: J. Fore, B. Pearman, B. A. Cole, L. Beale, P. Browder. M. F. Seamster, S. Shumate, J. Gansoudes Second Rous C. Garrett, D. Willis, B. Vaughn. B. Carter, L. Beale. D. Cochran, S. Porter, L. Beale, C. Vincent, B. Rhodes, K. Simpson. Third Row: B. Connock, P. Rollins. J. Fisher, N. Riley, H. Wyatt, B. Alverson, B. Williams, C. Burger, A. W. Gaul- din, A. Garrett, S. Angeli, B. Booker. Miss Oliver. ■{104}. thespians Firsl Row: J. McNichols, G. Fairer, P. Clare, W. Brumfield. Second Row: I. Browder, M. L. Joslin, E. Harris, B. Connock, D. Sccarce. The Thespians of George Washington High School is one of the six thousand chap- ters across the nation approved by the Na- tional Education Asso- ciation. The aim of these organizations is to maintain high stan- dards of excellence in high school dramatics. Only those students who have taken a course in dramatics or stage construction, or those who have done extensive work in plays may be members. This group has given many excellent plays at G. W. The FOOT Club is reactivated with each new speech class in or- der to have a proper setting for studying par- liamentary procedure. The name, FOOT, sym- bolizes future orators of tomorrow. Chief officers of the club are president, high arch; vice-president, low arch; secretary, in- step; treasurer, heel, sergeant at arms, flat foot; parliamentarian, sole; sponsors, big foot. f.o.o.t. club First Row: E. Shrcvc; W. Isley. Vice-President: F. Raymond; M. A. Douglas, Secretary; O. Weddle, President; B. Bar- ber; J. McNichols; F. Harris. Treasurer; C. Elliott; N. Roane; M. Patterson; F. Hicks. Second Row: R. Voclker; J. Kushner; G. Turbiville; E. Harris; P. Blankenship; B. Eanes; A. Garrett; C. Garrett; D. Womack; F. Marlow. f. h. a. First Row: N. McNary; E. Turner; L. Cook; C. Bradwell; M. F. Seamster; S. Owen, Treasurer; B. Johnson, Vice- President; B. Gutherie. President; L. Dishman, Secretary; B. Vaughn; D. Willis; P. Newman; S. Barker; S. Johnson; G. Gunnell; M. Perry; M. Pruitt; Mrs. Sayers Second Row: S. Angel; J. Dix; A. Gatewood; M. Cook; H.Wilkerson; B. Bridges; W. Coleman; L. Brown; D. Cor- bin; P. Yeatts; K. Weaver; S. Freeze; V. Rhodes; N. Brown; B. Murphy; C. Stanley . Third Row: P. Riley; A. Walker; N. Taylor; G. Giles; P. Glasgow; M. Dix; K. Harville; C. Ferrell; L. Giles; M. Bass; N. Hudson; J. S. Harris; A. Barnett; B. Crowder; F. Farthing; A. Carter; B. Wall. Fourth Row: Mrs Mosley; S. Cowan; J. Coleman; B. Oakes; S. Cook; E. Asbury; J. A. Dix; B. Martin; V. Walker; C. Chilton; S. Roberts; C. Warner; B. Dabbs; J. Wilson; Y. Dabbs; S. Porter; B. James. Fifth Row: E. Morris: A. Shultz. R. Simms; L. Jones; C. Wright; C. Brown; R. Morris; M. St rout; M. Fanes; B. Hoff; S. Moffett; K. Simpson; B. Rhodes; I.. Elliott; M. Crenshaw; B. J. Motley. Sixth Row: B. Ramsey; D. Montgomery: P. Sutphin; J. Hudgins; J. Dodd: L. Carroll; C. Walker; C. A. Gammon; B. A. Casey; A. Scruggs; M. McFarling; I.. McFarling; E. M. Dillard; N. Neal; L. Hudson; D. A. Cox. The F. H. A. brings together groups of stu- dents in secondary schools throughout the United States and its territories, interested in working toward better home and family living. It provides opportun- ities to share in solving problems important in home life and sponsors projects which are lo- cal, state, and national in scope. It increases opportunities for the development of the so- cial graces, leadership, and intelligent partici- pation. The Bible Club is an interdenominational re- ligious group with its membership on a vol- untary basis. It meets daily before school for ten minutes with differ- ent ministers and stu- dents giving a devotion- al message. The pur- pose of this club is to offer each student an opportunity to be in touch with God to be- gin the day. It is their hope to inspire the stu- dent body to live on higher spiritual planes during the week and to attend the church of their choice on Sunday. bible club First Row: N. Taylor, L. Burnett. B. Worsham, W. Islcy, B. A. Cole, B. S. Cole, B. Booker. E. Brooks. Second Row: P. Ashby, C. Hodge, A. Carter, C. Baynes, D. Cochran, D. Knick. N. Patterson. S. Abbott, M. Stovall 1106}- f. t. a. First Row: N. Fallis, Treasurer; L. Beale, Vice-President; J. Rosenberg, Reporter. Second Row: L. Hiller; N. Kendrick; B. James; B. Wilson; B. A. Cole; B. Chattin. Third Row: B. Williams; M. A. Bass; D. Ragland; D. Womack; M. Brown; D. Cochran; S. Puckett. Fourth Row: N. L. McNary; V. Newman; M. Kent; J. Fleming; C. Elliott; G. Turbivillc. The Future Teachers of America is an organ- ization which enlight- ens teenagers of the possibilities and the op- portunities of teaching as a profession. This club meets at the home of its members on the first Monday of each month to discuss va- rious topics referring to teaching. The F. T. A. adopted a family for Christmas and presented them with a basket of food, clothing and toys. Pins were issued to the members as a sym- bol of belonging to the F. T. A. The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organiza- tion for students who are studying for a ca- reer in business educa- tion. Their motto is Service. F.ducation, Progress.” At their monthly meetings they strive to develop com- petent, aggressive busi- ness leadership. This year’s projects include the study of parliamentary law, com- munity service, and va- rious money-making ac- tivities. f. b. I. a. First Row: C. Willis; K. Weaver; L. Lewis; C. Diggs; L. Dishman; L. Dabbs. Secretary; M. F. Scamster. President; B. Hamilton. Vice-President; J. Wilson; P. Yeatts. Treasurer; J. Dix; S. Angcll: A. Garrett; J. Hudgins. Second Row: Miss Greer; S. Staton; C. Dalton; K. Harville; L. Lancaster; S. Cook; E. Lee; J. A. Dix; E. Asbury; A. Sullivan; M. Holton; C. Stanley; E. Sipe; M. Patterson; B. Brummctt; D. Willis. Third Row: J. Owen; B. Cole; P. Buckner; E. Turner; A. Gatewood; J. Crain; C. Kinney; J. Parton; B. Payne; N. Elliott; O. Fanes; J. Young; C. Gammon B. Casey. Fourth Row: M. Morris; J. Long; B. Vaughn; M. Perry; S. Parton; S. Abbott; J. Walker; J. Shackelford; M. Hall; V. Walker; J. Harris; P. Gibson; S. tvans; D. Scott; K. Simpson; B. Rhodes. Fifth Row: E. Morris; A. Stutz; B. Dabbs; L. Owen; J. Cassada; J. Turner; S. Coward; J. Coleman; B. Oakes; P. Alexandra; J. Hundley; M. Bradley; J. Cantrell; B. Fanes; C. Harris; F. Dooley. U07Y dramatics First Row: M. L. Joslin, R. Dudley. C. Osborne. G. Barbour. I. Barker. Second Row: R. Kingery, E. Harris. P. Clare, D. Willis, P. Davis, M. Buettner. Third Row: W. Clifton. D. Williams. H. Broome, R. Spearman. J. McNichols. G. Hopkins. G. Fairer. To be eligible for the Dramatics Club a student must take a credited course in dra- matics at George Washington. Anyone that fulfils this requirement and so desires can become a member. The Dramatics Club is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Fitzgerald and its main aim is promoting theatrical interests and talent. Each year the club enters a dra- matic production in the Western District Foren- sics Meet. In 1957 George Washington's en- try won first place, as it has in previous years. The Christmas play this year, Miracle in the Castle, written by Miss Fitzgerald, was produced through the efforts of the dramatics classes. Dramatics Club, and the stage construc- tion class. Besides acting, the members are given in- struction in make-up, costumes, props, and various other facets of theatrical production which provides valuable experience for any student who desires a career in this field. The Dramatics Club and Glee Club combined talents to produce the moving drama, Miracle in the Castle. 108 y d. e Fini Row: S. Guill, S. Tate. S. Shelton. N. Harncll. P. Gunnell. L. Burnette, S. Mitchell. E. Brooks. I. Hipps. F. Gill. L. Million. C. Hodgc, J. Ganey. N. Hilton. H. Moprc. Second Rou: Mr. O.Neil, R. Harville. M. Adams. B. Worsham. J. Matherly. P. Griffith. M. Dodson. F. Wimmer. L. Elliott. B. Lyle, A. Taylor. A. Pruitt, A. Walker. S. Rust, P. Glasgow. I. Bryant. E. Parker. N. Taylor, S. Mathes. Third Row: E. Jennings. T. Ashworth, A. W. Gauld n. E. Davis. D. Tucker, J. Fitts. C. Evans. W. Ste- phens. R. Jones, N. Hanks. R. Whitley. H. Mustain, R. South. S. Cumbo. Mr. Ycatts. Fourth Row: E. Witt. G. Bostic, R. Daly, N. Thompson. J. Lewis. C. McFalls, G. Carter. N. Holley, H. Brown, C. Craig, J. Anderson, R. Mullins, R. Walton, D. Hanks. B. Garrett. L. Motsinger. The customer. Frank Cooper, is always right in style, thanks to the help of Phyllis Gunnell. The Distributive Education Club is made- up of those stud.nts who are studying for a career in the retail field. The students gain ex- perience from the club activities and develop leadership. In addition to the classroom study, each student is required to work a minimum of 15 hours a week in a retail, wholesale, or service establishment. This year the D. E. Club served as host to the District D.E. Club Convention held here in February. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month. This club is affiliated with the D. E. Clubs of Virginia and America. Each year representatives are sent to the state con- vention held in Richmond in March. Contests are held at conventions on merchandise presen- tation, display contests, advertising, copy, lay- out, and others. 009}� Miss Oliver’s American government class dis- cusses current events. She is pointing out Tur- key to Richard Hodnctt, Dorothy Banes, Pat Campbell, and Barbara Banes. As part of his work in Mr. Ladd's mechanical drawing class, Bob Baucom sketches a wall section. A typical scene—Mary Hunter Croxton, Pey- ton Barber, and Sue Overby check out books from Mrs. Poole and Delores Roberts in the- se hool library. u oy Earl Mitchell, Pete Cash, and Wayne Dudley Ann Sccarcc displays artistic ability in draw- scem fascinated by Mr. Harris’ experiment with ing a still life, test tubes and bunsen burner. Joy Patterson, Nancy Hawker, Jean Shackle- ford, and Charlene Harris are at a machine preparing for their positions as Future Business Leaders of America. Rosa Pettit and Bucky Carr are shown the fundamentals of diagramming by Mrs. Bacon. Miss Fitzgerald's faithful stage crew� —Jerry Booth, George Fairer, Barry Hudgins—pre- pares for the Christmas play Miracle of the Castle. Gathered around the piano are Miss Oliver, Nancy Warren, Judith Slayton, Margaret Hurd, Sylvia Brown, Clara Garrett, and Edwina Har- ris rehearsing for the Christmas play. ■{112}� Terry Alfriend, Dale Cochrane, Mary Hunter Croxton demonstrate their prowess (?) in Miss Naylor's solid geometry class. Betty Hamilton, Jo Anne Cantrell, Alice Brans- comc, and Shirley Toler demonstrate an angel balance in physical education class. T. Cannon and N. Stone are making tables for use in their homes. GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ERECTED � 55- 1956. SCHOOL BOARD ft P Mc CONNCU CHAIRMAN J I BLNDAwL C R U'N. ;-y y A 'K HK h K EARL S TALI T ‘J9 MRS C J SCHOLLENBtRCrR BUILDING COMMITTEE C B FLORA CjJAJRMAf. •COROf I BCNOALL A tjg 2 SUPERINTENDENT ;; s.CHOC ARCHITECT THOMPSON ■ RAC-l 1 EDUCATIONAL CONSUL. � CMOCLMARDT. CNGELHARpT I LI ■ GENERAL CQNTRACjl wW JOHNWOAH.IL M homecoming Above Left: Mrs. Bacon readies the five home- coming candidates for the Homecoming Pa- rade. Center Left: The Varsity Cheerleaders prepare to escort the candidates for queen at the Home- coming Game. Center Right: The Homecoming Court is shown after being presented at the half of the GW-Halifax Game. Below Left: Queen Jo Annette adjusts her crown after being crowned Homecoming Queen X by Terr)' Alfriend, president of the Monogram Club. who’s most popular... jo anneHe savage charlie crounder best dressed ... mary hunter crox+on jerry mcnichols most mischievous.. . be+sy u ilson uAe. samuels most school spirited.. irene baum charlie croiVder 1118 V most intellectual.. . most influential... betty kent paylor ernesf baxa jo annette savage Charlie crou;der most athletic . . . margaret douglas terry a (friend cutest. . . irene baum kjj. e. samuels who’s friendliest. . . biggest flirts . . . nancy preffy linda jeffries Charlie crotuder carrmgfon fate laziest. . . leah ellio+f floyd fle+cher most versatile .. . paf broader charlie crounder -U20 j- who best looking . . . cuittiest.. . sally Spangler randy beale be+sy u ilson carring+on +a+e best homemakers... biggest bullshooters.. pafsy kinder jane fucker gerald bos+ic spanky kushner -{121K Homecoming week-end gets under- way w-ith a parade featuring floats, convertibles, and plenty of noise! All aboard for Roanoke and the G.W.-Jefferson clash. Was it that funny, Irene? And when we go to Roanoke, where else do we stop but at—! {122 y Terry Alfriend Terry Wilmarth W. E. Samuels President Vice-President Secretary The Monogram Club is made up of boys who have won their varsity letter in some sport at George Washington High School and strives to encourage not only sportsmanship but also scholarship among its members. Each year this organization sponsors the annual Homecoming Week-End which features a bon-fire and dance honoring the Queen and her attendants. The club also sponsors open houses after the games and helps to build up school spirit. W. E. Wilson and C. K. Richards serve as sponsors. monogram club First Row: S. Bradley. T. Alfriend, T. Wilmarth. W. E. Samuels, Second Row: M. Simpson. B. Cheek. B. Wentz. L. Evcrctte, W. Clifton. A. Matney. R. Henderson, 1. Clark, R. Col- lis, K. Deane. P. Vanderwerff. B. Garrett, E. Beale. Third Row: R. South. R. Groff. E. Baxa, D. Meadows, R. Bryant, J. Feldman, W. Garrett, A. Halperin, C. Bass, K. I.inkous, S. Klaff, H. Gordon. D. Gcry. Fourth Row: J. Andrews, S. Bray, J. Carter. R. Cheek, G. Ellison, B. Bennett, D. Arey, I. Tompkins, B. Millner, E. Mitchelle. •{124}- i t D. Womack. P. Feldman. G. Nix. I. Baum, Head. P. Browder, M. H. Croxton, N. Pretty, S. Seeley, I. Browder, M. J. Bacon, P. Kinder, N. Snead. varsity cheerleaders We go! . . . The cheerleaders encourage the croud to yell as the Cardinals near the end zone. The Varsity Cheerleading squad is composed of fourteen girls, two of which are alternates. The purpose of this group is to create school spirit among all students. For the first time, the cheerleaders were given a class period for the purpose of practicing cheers and preparing for games. In order to finance their undertakings the cheerleaders sponsored an Open House. During the year the) also sold ribbons bearing the name of the school. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Bacon and led by Irene Baum and Pat Browder the cheerleaders have worked hard to promote school spirit. The cheerleaders serve for one year after being chosen in the spring by faculty members and may be re- elected. •1125)- j. v. cheerleaders Chosen by the faculty, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders consist of ten girls from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. These cheerleaders, with Miss Nan St. John as sponsor, have cheered at all the Jayvcc football and basketball games and have promoted school spirit by making posters, cheering at the pep rallies, and making pep talks to encourage students to come to the games. First Row: H. Clark; J. Patterson; E. John- son, co-head; B. Brad- ley, co-head; L. Ful- cher Second Row: J. Easley; M. L. Taylor; A. Jones; L. Reid; E. Clare. First Row: S. Fitchett, Treasurer; A. Harris, Vice-President; G. Nix, President; M. Douglas, Secretary. Second Row: M. H. Croxton, M. Kent. M. J. Bacon. J. Fitchett. S. Seeley, N. Snead, D. Womack, P. Kinder. I. Browder, B. Chattin, G. Barksdale. M. L. Penn, S. Spangler. Third Row: M. Trex- ler, A. Hutchinson, B. Ramsey. L. Abbott. B. Carter, S. Boatwright, B. H. Siviter, J. Wil- liams. R. A. Hartley. L. Brown, J. Parham, B. Snead. A. Taylor. Fourth Row: C. Payne, B. Temple, L. Wood- all. P. Potcat, H. Clark, E. Johnson. L. Har- well. S. Payne, M. Brown. M. Griggs, L. Beale, J. Campbell. G. Turbiville. Fifth Row: B. Jones, S. Poore, J. Chattin. H. Henderson, G. Ander- son. J. Boyd. C. Tate, K. Deane, N. Moore, S. Owen. M. Bass. N. Thorton. B. B. Brad- ley, L. Fulcher. pep club Originally organized by the Varsity Cheerleaders.the Pep Club consists of the Varsity and Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders, the majorettes, and two representatives from each homeroom. The aim of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit for all sports and various other school activities. Some of its duties include decorating the ball park for football games, making posters to advertise all sports activities, and campaigning to promote attendance to all of these activities. -1126) football Coach El Wilson and his griddcrs marched gallantly into a season, destined to bring great anguish and disappointment. Sporting only ten seasoned men and battling the Asian flu were continuous drawbacks to the hard-hitting squad who showed a definite improvement during the course of competition. Even with thes;- tremendous burdens, the ex- perienced team took two victories of a total of ten outings compared to the one-win season of 1956. Several of the lost causes found the Red- birds way out in front in all departments except the final score. This year the Cardinal gridders were host to the Rcidsvillc Golden Lions in their 1957 sea- son opener. The much improved Reidsville eleven were held close in tack the first half but exploded early in the third quarter to fleece the outmaneuvered Cards 26 to 0. Facing a three- game road stand, the Rcdbirds met their first opposition when they clashed with Andrew Lewis Wolverines of Salem. Fumbles by both teams snuffed out possible scoring chances but Salem managed a shutout with a score of 7-0. Journey- ing to Pulaski to face a team new in Group I football, the Wilson men again showed good potential in the early periods but long end runs by the Orioles in the second half spelled defeat for the Cardinals, 39-12. Continuing on the road. GW turned to Covington. The Cards were able to shove the Cougars around the field, but as the clock stopped, the scoreboard tallied a 13-7 win for Covington. Lewis Everett made a touch- down and Otis Bradley ran for the extra point for the GW score. First Row: B. Wentz, T. Vaughn. W. E. Samuels, R. Henderson, G. Ellison, T. Wilmarth, T. Alfriend. R. Collis, W. Clifton, J. Squires. Second Row: P. Bryant. B. Savage. R. Bryant. E. Mitchelle. B. Carr, B. Bennett, L. Everett, L. Spessard, A. Matney, D. Arey; J. Gantsoudes, O. Bradley. E. Ayers. Third Row: W Cheek, K. Dean, L. Bradley, R. Boswell, J. Clark, K. Lumpkin, L. Motley, D. Winstead, W. Islcy, G. James. ■I 127}- W’s outstanding quarterback, Lewis Everett, demon- rates his athletic prowess by catching a Redbird pass. Returning to Danville for a two-game home stand, the Girds prepared to meet their biggest arch rivals, E. C. Glass of Lynchburg, in a tilt which gave the Hilltoppers a swamping victory of 37-7 over GW. A long drive for a touchdown by Bill Wentz and an extra point by Ronnie Bry- ant, prevented a Glass shutout. Facing the Hal- ifax Blue Comets, the GW gridders made their annual Homecoming Game an occasion to cel- ebrate when the)' trounced the Comets for a score of 7-6 and their first victor)’ of the football season. Otis Bradley and Bryant brought in the points for the home forces. Taking to the road again, the Redbirds were handed a shutout by the Martinsville Bulldogs, a Group II squad sporting a fine record. The final score was 19-0. The following week the Cards had no luck in the Magic City as they attacked Jerry Squires Lewis Everett Ronnie Collis Tommy Vaughn •I 128 }• the William Fleming Gridders of Roanoke. The Cards were blasted for a 33-19 Fleming victory although Jerry Squires scored three times for the Danville Redbirds. In their last road game of the season, the GW gridders clashed against unde- feated Jefferson Senior of Roanoke. With odds greatly in their favor, the Magicians underdoged the Cards with a crushing 47-0 victory. Returning home for the last game of the sea- son and a second win, the Cardinals were able to push the pigskin over the goal line more than Appomattox with W. F. Samuels and Everett scor- ing touchdowns for a 13-6 score, thus tallying two wins and eight defeats for the Redbirds' football season. Receiving the Most Valuable Flayer Award this year was Lewis Everett, an outstanding quar- terback, who was voted as the recipient of the award by his teammates. The trophy was pre- sented to him at the annual football banquet sponsored by the Boosters' Club. Twenty-four members of the squad were pre- sented monograms for outstanding football par- ticipation this year. Those seniors receiving the awards were Terry Alfricnd, Don Arcy, Luther Bradley, Ronnie Bryant, Wayne Clifton, Russell Henderson, Walter Isley, Gus James, W. E. Samuels, Tommy Vaughn, and Terry Wilmarth. Other members awarded monograms were Otis Bradley, Richard (lamp, Bucky Carr, George Elli- son, Lewis Everett, Buddy Bennett, Jim Gant- soudes, Ken Lumpkin, Arthur Matney, Bo Sav- age, Jerry Squires, and Bill Wentz. Elton Shreve, Wayne Check, and Eddie Ayers were managers who received monograms. Terry Wilmarth Terry Alfriend Don Arey W. E. Samuels ■f 1291- Buddy Bennett Gus James Bill Wentz George Ellison Opponent GW Reidsville 26 0 Salem 7 0 Pulaski 39 12 Covington 13 7 Lynchburg 37 7 Halifax 6 7 Martinsville 19 0 Fleming 33 19 Roanoke 47 0 Appomattox 6 13 Upper Right: Lewis Everett catches GW pass. Center: Wentz and Everett in to make a tackle along with host of other GW players. Below: Samuels and Bennett make a tackle for the home forces. Lower Right: Vaughn waits for opposing team tacklcrs. {130}- First Row: J. Clay. D. Hcplcr, J. Young, C. Frye, S. Hancock, P. McCary, J. DcBoc, R. Anderson, R. Stevens, A. Reid. Second Row: E. Ayers, G. Wilson., R. Mustain, R. Camp, J. Broome, H. Dixon, J. Neal. D. Tunstall. E. Wellman, M. Simson, W. Cheek, P. Bryant. Third Row: J. Smith, F. Allen. R. Spearman, L. Boaze, R. Irwin, T. Denny. J. Hopkins, M. Bowles, J. Pritchett. j. v. football Six outstanding JV’s discussing the big game are Smith, Irwin, Allen, Anderson, Clay, and Leach. Experiencing a more successful sea- son this year than the Big Cards, the Baby Redbirds, under the coaching of John Fields and George Carter, stacked up a 6-1-1 record. Opponent GW E. C. Glass ....6 0 Halifax 0 14 HMA ... .6 12 Leaksvillc ... .6 15 Roxboro 0 25 Halifax ... .6 32 HMA 0 0 Several members of the Jayvec squad experienced outstanding junior- varsity as well as varsity action this season, and Coach Wilson has big plans for them in the future. 131 k Billy Cheek reaches for the rebound as a Reidsville player gives him competition. Out of a team embracing only one returning letter- man, Coach George Carter guided the George Wash- ington cagers through a 6-7 conference stand and to the Western District Group I playoffs, where the Cards took the fourth place spot. Their overall season record tallied 11-8. The Cards opened their season by defeating Dan River 47-39. Advancing on the road, the GW team was taken by a strong Martinsville squad 63-52. The Cards then won four straight over Pulaski 52- 38, Chatham 84-50, Rox- basketball Terry Alfriend shoots as Jesse Meadows Billy Cheek rebounds as Armistead Womack prepares for a rebound. looks on. 132 b Armistead Womack Wayne Crawford Jesse Meadows boro 56-51, and Chatham 70-49. In their next meet the E. C. Glassmen edged the home forces for a 51-47 victory. Within the same week the Redbirds fell to Halifax County 51-40 in a thriller. In another excit- ing game, continuing their winning streak, GW downed Andrew Lewis 38-37, William Fleming 62-50, Covington 66-30, and Martinsville 63-49. Again the Cards faced the powerful E. C. Glass team which proved too much for the home cagcrs in their second meet of the season by winning 62-44. In their return meet with Halifax County,, the Redbirds were taken by a 46-37 score. Winning three straight from William Fleming 57-47, Covington 90-37, and Andrew Lewis 71-49, GW was then turned back by Jefferson Senior 46-28. Again meet- ing Jefferson Senior in their last meet of the season, GW took a 61-51 defeat. In their first game of the Western District tourna- ment in Lynchburg, the Cards lost to the district champion E. C. Glass by a 64-36 score. Meeting Halifax County High in the consolation contest, the GW cagers were nosed for a 45-44 loss, the Comets gaining a lead in the last seconds of the game. Billy Cheek Jerry Squires Tom Gentry -{133}- First Row: Coach Carter, R. Collis, J. Meadows, A. Womack. J. Squires. W. Crawford, B. Savage. Second Row: T. Alfriend, T. Gentry. B. Carr, E. Baxa, J. Chancy. Third Row: L. Spcssard, B. Cheek. W. Hanks, B. Wentz. Fourth Row: W. Cheek, Manager. Jesse Meadows with a total of 248 points and a 13.05 average per game for the full 19 game schedule, was voted the outstanding player of the basketball squad by his teammates. As the team’s top scor- er, Meadows attempted 200 field goals and hit for 103 baskets. He also led the team in rebounds-125 and sank 42 out of 64 free shots. Armistcad Womack placed second in scoring with 212 points. Terry Alfriend with 117 points placed third. Billy Cheek and Wayne Crawford who were dropped from the team because of semester grades after 11 games, tallied 115 points and 72 points respectively. Because of a leg in- jury, Jerry Squires w'as held to 91 points in 15 games. Receiving letters for their participation in basketball this year were Terry Al- friend, Ernest Baxa, Jerry Chaney, Tom Gentry, Wayne Hanks, Jesse Meadow's, Jerry Squires, and Armistead Womack. Alfriend and Baxa were the only letter- men w'ho will be lost due to graduation. G. W. Opponent 47 Dan River.............................39 52 Martinsville..........................63 52 Pulaski...............................38 84 Chatham ..............................50 56 Roxboro ..............................51 70 Chatham ..............................49 47 E. C. Glass ..........................51 40 Halifax ..............................51 38 Salem ................................37 63 William Fleming ......................50 66 Covington ............................30 63 Martinsville..........................49 44 E. C. Glass...........................62 37 Halifax ..............................46 57 William Fleming ......................47 90 Covington ............................37 71 Salem.................................49 28 Jefferson ............................46 51 Jefferson ............................6l •{134}- First Row: Coach Fields, J. Leach. B. Baucom, J. Neal. P. McConnell. R. Anderson. F. Allen. Second Row: M. Hcitzlcr, R. Kingery, J. Booth, A. Whitehurst,, W. Porter, T. Denny. Third Row: B. Stevens, B. Martin. G. Carter, W. Duncan. T. Montgomery. P. Bryant. Fourth Row: G. Wilson, R. Irwin, J. Jordan, G. Ray, D. South, F. Herndon. Fijth Row: K. Grimes j. v. basketball Jerry Leach battles for the ball in last moments of the game. Under the coaching of John Fields, the GW Jayvec Basketball Squad came through with 6 wins and 9 losses for their season record. Guard Mike Heitzler and center Wayne Duncan were outstanding scoring stars for the young Birds. In their season opener, the Jayvees fell to Martinsville 49-33, but they came back for a 34-14 win over Chatham. Seeking revenge after a 45-28 Roxboro win, the Cards downed Chat- ham 45-11. E. C. Glass took GW for a 47-38 victory, but the Cards sprang back by beating Halifax County 45-37. Falling to Andrew Lewis 36-35, the young Birds handed William Fleming a 40-25 score w-hich w'as followed by four losses to Martinsville 49-42. Winning their next two over Andrew Lewis 55-33 and Jefferson Senior 36-24, the Junior Cards closed out their season with a return meet against Jefferson Senior who handed them a close 48-45 score. 4 13S k First Row: B. Martin, R. Haymore, T. Alfricnd, D. Meadows, D. Cole, B. Kent, J. Meadows. Second Row: W. Check, I.efty Wilson (Coach), R. Gravley, G. Ellison, J. Moore, B. Garrett, J. Chancy, L. Bradley, W. F. Samuels, R. Bliss, E. Mitchclle. baseball Coached by Lefty Wilson last year, the Car- dinal baseball team tallied seven wins out of their 14 game schedule for a .500 average. After dumping Rcidsvillc 3-1 in their open- er, the Rcdbirds took two straight loses from Lcaksvillc 7-5 and Spring Garden 5-3. They re- covered quickly from these defeats by down- ing Hargrave 4-1 and Dan River 3-1. Cobb Memorial and H. C. Glass handed the Birds two more straight defeats with scores of 6-5 and 7-5 respectively. Following a swamping victory over Halifax County 15-5, GW took a beating from Hargrave 5-3. Three straight wins over Cobb Memorial 3 2, Dan River 6-5 and Spring Garden 2-1 were matched by Hal- ifax County beating the Cards 5-1 and E. C. Glass dumping them in their last game of the season w-ith a 15-5 score. Outstanding glovcmcn for GW last year were Donny Cole, David Crawford, Budge Kent, Richard Gravely, Bob Garrett, Terr)- Al- friend, Jerry Chaney. W. E. Samuels, George Ellison, Bob Martin, Richard Haymore, Luther Bradley, David Meadows, and Jimmy Moore. Many of Coach Wilson’s charges were lost through graduation but prospects for this season look good. Coach Lefty Wilson praises his two man- agers Wayne Cheek and Earle Mitchelle. 136 V W. E. Samuels David Crawford Luther Bradley Bob Martin Donnie Cole Budge Kent Bob Garrett Jimmy Moore Richard Haymore (137)- First Row: J. Andrews, C. Abercrombie, E. Beaie, M. Liles. R. Groff. Second Row: E. Ayers, P. MeCary, J. Gantsoudes. P. Campbell, D. Hepler. L. Motley, G. Clark. .1. Third Row: G. James. G. Ellison. A. Matney, G. Dalton, T. Wilmarth, O. Bradley, L. Bradley, L. Everett. wrestling An impressive 8-3 record gave the GW wrestlers, coached by Joe Gurtis, another fine season. Dropping their first match of the season to highly regarded William Fleming 30-16, the GW wrestlers continued on the road as they took the VMI Freshmen for a 21-9 win. On home mats the following week, they were thrown for a 24-18 loss to Jefferson but Otis Bradley takes advantage over an opposing player. avenged themselves by winning over the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind 29-15. An impressive 6 win record followed with GW taking William Fleming 28-16, Greensboro 25-8, Greensboro again 38-8, Jefferson 28-14, VMI Freshmen again 18-10, and finally Blacks- burg 29-11. A return meet with Blacksburg resulted in a close 24-23 defeat for GW. Traveling to the Virginia High School League Tournament at Norfolk, the GW wrestlers took the number 7 spot with a 34 point team score. Lewis Everett who had won 11 consecutive matches for the GW forces during their regular schedule, entered the tournament with a perfect record but was de- cisioncd in the State Championship finals, placing him second in the state. Otis Bradley and Luther Bradley placed 3rd in state and Mac Liles placed 4th. Luther Bradley and Pat Campbell will be lost by the GW grapplers next season through graduation. First Row: D. Bowden, J. Carter. B. Baucom, E. Baxa. D. Hagood, H. Gordon. A. Worsham. Mr. Webber. Second Row: S. Bray. S. Klaff, C. Bass. C. Millner. C. W. Shackleford. D. Barnett, C. Tate. K. Linkous, A. Halpcrin. tennis Guy Webber and his Cardinal netmen cx- rienccd their most successful year to date by asting a 9 3 season record and the Western District Championship. Karr Linkous, one of the tennis team's outstanding players, returns the ball over the net. Opening their season by beating Reynolds High 7 2, the Cards were then shut out by the UNC Freshmen 9 0. A two consecutive win record over Jefferson of Roanoke 5 4 and HMA 6-2 was upset when the Cards lost their return match with Reynolds High 5-4. Again a two win streak over VPI Extension 8-1 and E. C. Glass 8-1 wras broken by a loss to the UVA Freshmen 9-0. But the Cards avenged themselves by winning their next four return matches: VPI Extension 8-1, E. C. Glass 5-4, HMA 6-3, and Jefferson of Roanoke 5-4. Their last win gave the GW squashmen the Western District Championship. The Cards’ chances for winning the State Championship tournament were snuffed out in the first round of play against Maury High of Norfolk by a 9-0 count. Karr Linkous was the only man who managed to win a set. Prospects for the coming season look very favorable since most of the returning team arc Iettcrmen with a loss of only twro men from this past year’s winning squad. •{139} First Row: P. McConnell, J. Leach, A. Whitehurst. L. Boo h. D. Lee. Second Row: J. Feldman, F. Merchant. P. Vanderwcrff, C. Rich. J. Neal, W. Garrett. golf Coach Ladd demonstrates the correct pro- cedures for a winning golf team to Frank Merchant, Charles Rich, and Peter Vanderwerff. By capturing the State Championship for the sec- ond consecutive year, the GW linksmen, guided by Mr. Bernard Ladd, presented a fine overall record with a 4-4 season stand in schedule competition. Meeting the Wake Forest Frosh in their opener, the GW Cards were turned back by a 101 2 71 2 score. The home forces came back the following week with a 10-8 victory over R. J. Reynolds of Winston-Salem. Again the college boys proved too much for the Birds when the UNC Frosh dumped them for a 18-10 win. Avenging themselves, the Cards then won two straight from Halifax County and Jefferson Senior with scores of 18-0 and 1 11 2 61 2 respectively. But the Cardinal Team then took a double fall when they were trounced by Winston-Salem 12-6 and Jefferson Senior I6I 2-I. In their last match, the GW linksmen gave Halifax Coun- ty a beating with an impressive 18-0 score. Closing the season, the Cards were hosts to the annual VHSL golf tournament. Although they did not w-in the individual scoring trophy, the Cardinals cap- tured the state championship for the second straight year by coming out in front 32 strokes of second place Granby High. Frank Merchant, Peter Vanderwcrff, Jimmy Feld- man, and Wright Garrett are returning lettcrmen for this season. 4 140}- First Row: R. Coleman, L. Motley, R. Groff, K. Shelton, J. Gantsoudes, B. Savage, D. Arey. Second Row: T. Wilmarth. B. Wentz, J. Clark, R. Henderson. L. Everett, K. Lumpkin, G. James. Third Row: T. Arthur, B. Carr, B. Bennett, B. Cheek, D. Gery, Manager. track Although the GW thinclads managed only one win out of a four match season, they broke three high school records thus presenting an outstanding season showing. In their first match of the season, the Cardinal run- ners engaged in a triangle meet with HMA and Halifax County. Hargrave led the event with 99 points, fol- lowed by Halifax with 23V2 points. GW closed the scoring ranks by tallying I7l 2 points. Defeat was in store again for the Cards as they met Halifax for the second time on the HMA track. The powerful Halifax team turned the Cards back with an 80-36 score. An- other meet with Hargrave gave the Cards their third defeat of the season as the HMA thinclads tallied 85 points. The GW runners were held to 25 points. Too many defeats and no wins pushed the Redbirds to an overwhelming victory over the Martinsville Bulldogs in the Cards' last meet of the season. Thomas Arthur broke two high school records during this meet by pole-vault- ing ten feet and one inch, a good one inch better than the old record, and by broad-jumping two and one quar- ter inches more than the previous 19 feet, six and three- quarters inches record. By running the mile relay in 3:42, the Cards broke the old record of 3:46. Those boys receiving letters were Charlie Rowe, Billy Cheek, Terry Wilmarth, Don Arey, Buddy Ben- nett, Don Cole, Thomas Arthur, Ken Shelton, Bill Wentz, and Ed Ragland. Don Arky practices hurdle jumping for a track meet. G. L. Thomasson 31n Remoriam For his gentle guiding spirit . . . his special interest in each student ... his great devotion to his work ... his untiring efforts in instituting the annual Science Fair at George Washington . . . his easy-going manner in the classroom . . . his friendly smile . . . each student and teacher will long remember the enduring influence of Mr. Thomasson. {142}- First Row: N. Neal; C. Fentms; A. Harris; S. Seeley; M. L. Penn; B. B. Bradley; S. Brown. Second Row: C. Garrett; L. Mitchell; S. Bonner; M. Douglas; B. James, M. Brown; L. Elliott; S. Fitchctt. Third Row: D. Davis; G. Turbiville; D. Ragland; M. Griggs; M. Kent; B. Wilson; N. G. Hughes; B. Temple. advertising With their Cavalikrs and salesbooks in hand, the members of the advertising staff worked long and diligently soliciting ads from the Danville merchants. This year the staff, led by Carolyn Fentriss and her assistant Nancy Pretty, consisted of Marcia Brown, Betty Grow, Ann Harris, Clara Garrett, Niki Fallis, Betty Bruce Bradley, Margaret Douglas, Dabney Ragland, Sue Bonner, Betty Hart Siviter, Betty Hamilton, Mary Lee Penn, Suzanne Seeley, Betsy Wilson, Margaret Griggs, Nancy Neal, Leah Elliott, Irene Baum, Brenda Connock, Gracie Turbi- ville, Mason Kent, Betsy Temple, and Betty James. In appreciation for their cooperation in buying ads and their interest in our yearbook, we wish to thank the merchants. Let's all patronize these Danville merchants. -I 143 F Tru-Lite Masonry Blocks, Used in the Construction of This Magnificent Building Manufactured and Supplied By Danville Concrete Products Company Incorporated INDUSTRIAL AVENUE DANVILLE, VIRGINIA •U44}. MISS MARY HUNTER CROXTON Voted Best Dressed in a dress from THALHIMER’S -4145)- {146}. If you are an alert young woman, you’ll find an “extra special” job at the telephone company. You 11 meet lots of young people your own age... work in pleasant surroundings... receive good pay while you’re being trained... get regular raises. And you don’t need any experience! Best of all, you’ll be helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A good place to work •{147). Congratulations to the Seniors from the Junior Class ■{148h DAN RIVER MILLS INCORPORATED DANVILLE. VIRGINIA The Fashion we Live in the USA TODAY DAN RIVER COTTONS PLAY THEIR PART IN OUR PLEASANTER WAY OF LIFE. THEY NOT ONLY GIVE YOU CLOTHES WITH MORE FASHION; THEY'RE CLOTHES YOU SPEND LESS TIME CARING FOR, MORE TIME ENJOYING. YOU SEE. DAN RIVER COTTONS STAY CLEAN LONGER. HANG SMOOTH AFTER WEARING, WASH CLEANER EASIER, ARE SMOOTH EVEN AFTER TUMBLE-DRYING — BECAUSE THEY'RE i inW-sHEDwith Dri-Don® The Fabric of American Life DAN RIVER -(149 J- JOHNSON STORES JOHNSON DRUG STORE.......................S. Main Street JOHNSON BROTHERS.....................................Main Street JOHNSON JORDAN..................Main Craghead Streets JOHNSON LENTZ.................Holbrook Stokes Streets JOHNSON DRUG STORE.......................Riverside Drive JOHNSON DRUG STORE...............................Shopping Center GOODY SHOP.........................................Watson Street -{iso}� (151)- Ernie Baxa and Richard Hall efficiently serve all of the students in our School Store. Miss Sally Spangler Chosen Best-looking girl in Senior Class wearing a Dansant Original design from our Better Ready-to- Wear collection. Tyri it J3rXiv j LEGGETT 053}� To the Seniors, Class of 1958 Compliments of The Freshmen, Class of 1961 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of ’58 from the SOPHOMORES ■f 154 {155}� STINSON TIRE COMPANY 603 Loyal Street Phone SW 2-541 I Danville, Virginia Headquarters for the General Dual-90 STRATFORD COLLEGE Danville, Va. Transfer Courses Graduates are accepted by Senior Col- leges and Universities for admission to Junior Class to complete requirements for a degree in two years. Terminal Courses Thorough training for careers in the business world. Catalogue on Request JOHN C. SIMPSON, President 1 m .._is — 9 ' '' -J Compliments of Trailway Hus Company A group of George Washington students enjoy looking at some lovely flowers at GILES FLOWER SHOP SOUTH MAIN STREET DANVILLE. VIRGINIA •056 The prettiest formals always come from R-. up_p-£- Jo Annette Savage AVEKETT COLLEGE Danville, Virginia Liberal Arts Music. Art. Dramatic Art Secretarial Science Medical Secretarial Merchandising Home Economics Physical Education Pre-Professional Courses Since Averett College is fully accredited, its graduates may transfer without loss of credit to any four-year college or university to continue courses leading to a dgree. 1157 h Ride the Bus DANVILLE TRACTION AND POWER CO. Danville, Virginia SEAR’S Danville, Va. Irene, Mary Hunter, Nancy and Gloria do their Christmas shop- ping in Sear's gift department. «{158}- A group of George Washington students watch the interesting process of bottling at the Coca-Cola plant. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Danville Virginia First in Fashion Danville's Favorite Junior Fashion Shop ■f 159 h LEADING IN ENTERTAINMENT SINCE 1930 W B T M MUSIC — NEWS — SPORTS ABC 1330 IN NETWORK ' DANVILLE “Don’t say Bread, Say Holsum” (Mrs Sarah Pearson heartily endorses Holsum Bread) HOLSUM BAKING COMPANY, INC. Danville, Virginia Congratulations to the Wrestling Team for a Successful Season Courtesy of Link Watson “Delivered Fresher at Your Door” ■! 1611- George Ellison, W. E. Samuels, Bill Wentz and Buddy Bennett operate the Monogram Club concession stand at a basketball game. Compliments of Danville Vault Corporation Eagle Triplex Burial Vaults Danville, Virginia DANVILLE LAUNDRY Launderers and Cleaners Phone: SW 3-7211 Loyal at Court St. Danville, Va. Start Earning Now . . . 3% Interest on Your Savings at SCHOOLFIELD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Dial SW 2-6621 Danville, Virginia SUNDAES MILK SHAKES DUNKETTS Greensboro Highway Danville, Virginia BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street .... Lynchburg, Virginia PRINTERS STATIONERS BINDERS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE «(163). DANVILLE FROZEN FOOD SERVICE Phone SW 3-1121 P.O.Box 1018 Danville, Virginia Smoked Bacon and Hams Shipped Anywhere — Fully Guaranteed Sunnyside Awning and Tent Company Roanoke, Virginia Canvas Products of Quality since 1908 President Henry L Roediger, Jr. Danville, Va. Phone SW 2-3948 or SW 2-6322 You Can Tell It Better For Less Everyday — on — W D V A DANVILLE'S LEADING STATION 1250 on Your Radio Dial HUGHES R. FERGUSON Used Car Lot Good used cars bought and sold — All makes and models Phone SW 2-5234 535 Loyal Street Danville, Virginia 164 h ,4% Virginia Bank 1 . w Trust Company • DANVILLE. VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RICH PETROLEUM SALES, INC. Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Telephone SW 3-8141 S. W. SCOTT SON Danville, Virginia Roofing — Sheet Metal — Heating Air Conditioning W. Main St. Ext. Phone SW 2-2251 Park Place Mercantile Company In Schoolfleld Compliments of 2nd Year El Club de Espanol ties y Sparks Giles Hardware Corporation Sporting Goods - Paints - Chain Saws Housewares Congratulations to the Class of '58 248 Main Street Phone SW 2-2414 Danville, Virginia Wrenn-Yeatts Funeral Home Are You Mad Enough For Capezios? M. M. Furniture Co. 3 Stores to Serve You 130 North Union, 234 Main Street Riverside Drive Frances Kahn Shoe Salon Phone: SW 3-2911 — SW 2-7311 — SW 2-6811 West Main Esso Station 595 West Main Street Raymond and Jackie Knick Phone SW 2-2825 Peoples Insurance Agency Of Danville, Inc. General Insurance — Real Estate 113 S. Market St. Phone: SW 3-2345 Marie Beauty Shop (Over Peoples Drug Store) Main Street Danville, Virginia Phone SW 2-8926 Mrs. Pauline Clark, Prop. Berry’s Business Machines 630 North Main Street -1166 Compliments of the Choruses NEAL TIRE COMPANY 625 S. Main Street DANVILLE. VIRGINIA Phone: SW 2-5216 5A“AGE SATER’S For Men RIVERSIDE BUILDING SUPPLY Corp. Compliments of P. O. Box 278 Ph. SW 3-2122 A Friend Danville, Virginia Compliments of the Compliments of First Year Spanish Club Piedmont Aluminum Window Co. (167). It Pays To Look Well Compliments of White’s Barber Shop 628 N. Main Street R. B. White Melvin Jefferson Kenneth White Bill Hearp THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL Strange’s Cleaners, Inc. Phone: SW 3-5431 Compliments of 532 Craghead Street 122 South Union DAIRY HART The Drive In — West Main Ext. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 OSCAR TRENT’S DRUG STORE 2033 North Main Phone SW 2-2434 BOOTH-WHITE SPORT SHOP, INC. 304 Main St. Ph. SW 2-8036 Danville, Virginia Athletic Outfitters Hobbies Fishing Hunting Fine Guns Toys and Games Dog Supplies The Pastry Shoppe Danville's Best Store For Men 122 Tunstall Road — Phone SW 3-5538 a kp unm Danville, Virginia J'W ' it On the Gentleman s Corner (168}. Hugh Taylor's Tastee Freez West Main Ext. Across from the Moose Club For a taste treat, visit the TASTEE FREEZ Sandwiches - Thick Shakes - Sundaes Compliments of TEXTILE ANILINE CHEMICAL CO. P. O. Box 856 DANVILLE. VIRGINIA Tel. SW 3-2525 1 r I ‘'EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES pac(i6v r::-;-' ( I Danville, Virginia Dixie Auto Supply, Inc. Wholesale Auto Supplies Delco Batteries Keith’s Amoco Station Corner South Main and Watson Streets Phone: SW 2-6526 Polishing - Washing - Greasing - Waxing Our Diapers are Scientifically Clean SNOW WHITE DIAPER SERVICE Phone: SW 3-5533 J. W. Wyatt Co., Inc. Wholesale Grocers Distributors — Acme Food Stores Danville. Va. Tel. SW 2-4311 Crowell Edsel Sales 419 Newton Street Danville, Virginia Phone: SW 2-1836 Compliments of A Friend POWERS SIGNS G. S. K. Restaurant 540 Main St. Danville, Va. Farmer Carter Sinclair Riverside Drive Locust Lane THE PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 130 Watson Street Danville, Virginia 069 i- The Cavalier Restaurant 614 Main Street Danville, Virginia Smithers’ Brothers Amoco Riverside Drive Western Auto Associate Store Auto Accessories Appliances - Paint 1019 W. Main St. Phone SW 3-8317 Compliments of Home Laundry Cleaners Compliments of Flowers by Davis 546 Main Street Phone SW 2-7322 Haynes Hardware Co. 2020 Riverside Drive Dial SW 3-6216 Plenty of Free Parking Insured Savings All accounts insured up to $10.000.00 31 2% Paid on all Savings FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of A FRIEND Ilallie’s Beauty Shop 2024 N. Main Street Dial SW 2-3926 Danville, Virginia Bolton’s United Rent-Alls We Rent Most Anything Phone SW 2-2425 524 Wilson St. Danville, Va. Gardner Motor Company Plymouth, Dodge Dodge Trucks Phone SW 2-6121 Danville, Virginia Compliments of Grapette-Tru-Ade Bottling Co. Hall's Greyhound Service Station SHELL PRODUCTS Phone SW 2-2717 626 Main Street Service Is Our Business Compliments of II. P. Green Shoe Company Compliments of First Year French Club The Children’s Shop Everything for the Child 603 Main Street Phone SW 3-3621 •i 170 V RODGER’S MEN SHOP 117 South Market Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow Featuring Jarman Shoes, Mallory Hats WYATT HALL FOOD STORE Groceries, Fresh Meats Fancy Sea Foods 135 Watson Street — Phone SW 3-5311 Danville, Virginia Armistead Womack Clarence Millner Compliments of A FRIEND SOUTH MAIN BARBER SHOP and WEST MAIN BARBER SHOP For Good Service ESSO Main Holbrook Esso Station Phone SW 2-7444 Danville, Virginia C. R. THOMAS — The Big Store Corner Loyal Lynn Streets Phone SW 3-4242 Danville, Virginia Auto Specialty Company Incorporated Quality Parts and Equipment 525 Loyal Street Phone SW 2-7811 Compliments of the DAIRY QUEEN MOTLEY — FLORIST Flowers For Your Every Need 1114 W. Paxton Street Phone: SW 3-8528 —DIAL— Patterson’s Drugs Masonic Temple — SW 2-3121 Medical Arts —SW 3-1633 White Swan Laundry Dry Cleaners Where laundry dry cleaning is an art. South Main Esso Station S. K. Bob Headley, Prop. South Main Watson St. Phone: SW 3-5851 Danville, Virginia Visit BLEDSOE’S Beautiful Display of Furniture at 2394 Riverside Drive Quality Furniture at Prices You Can Afford to Pay Callahan Cleaners Danville's Best Cleaners 133 Watson Street Phone SW 2-4633 Compliments of Belton’s Beauty Shop -1171K Compliments of Archie’s Town House Compliments of YATES FOOD STORE Compliments of A FRIEND Sherwood Forest Gulf Station Danville, Virginia Auto Bearing Parts Company Corner Loyal and Court Streets Danville, Virginia Phone SW 2-1611 Geo. W. Aron Co., Inc. Dealer for Packard, Studebaker, and Willys Passenger Cars Trucks Compliments of South Main Lunch Tftawutd Smart Wear Shoes Sportswear Vernon’s Gulf Station 340 Greensboro Highway Phone SW 2-3145 Washing - Greasing - Waxing Compliments of A FRIEND Clements Parker Furniture Compliments of ARCH RICH Well Drilling Motley’s Pharmacy 1203 W. Main St. Phone SW 2-4421 Free Delivery Cleveland’s Music Center 242 Main Street HARRY’S PLACE Fresh Fruits Vegetables Dial SW 3-2615 North Main Street Danville, Virginia Compliments of Davis Storage and Warehouse Co. Bridge Street ■{172)�