George Washington High School - Compass Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1955 volume:

AS'.UM AV e Compass, A9SS George V asV ' r g or HvgVv ScVvoo Mexancina,V rg n a Students' memories that linger on Our Town FOREWORD In the midst of our progress, we are reminded to look down the corridor of yesteryear, for 1955 is the Twentieth anniversary of the founding of George Washington High School. The first G.W. students laid a strong foundation for progress with their gifts of spirit, tradition, friendship, and scholarship. Their successors have held on to these gifts and shared in their development these twenty years. In comparing the past with the present, we tip our hats to the days of yore. 4 Our School At Work The Real Beginning a Tried, tested, and true Scaled. Mr. Archer Millican, Mi t Helen Iddings, Mi Suo Floronte, Mr. William Hillman, Mr . Ruth Elgin, Mr . Agne liptcomb, Mi Chorlene Kiracofe. Standing Mr. Irving lindtey, Mr. Robert Garner, Mi� Dolly Collahon. DEDICATION In appreciation of their help for the last twenty years, the 1955 Compass honors Miss Dolly Callahan and Mrs. Ruth Elgin, social studies; Miss Sue Florance, biology; Mr. Robert Garner, dean of boys,-Mr. William Hillman, chemistry; Miss Helen Iddings and Mr. Irving Lindsey, mathematics; Miss Charlene Kiracofe, Latin; Mrs. Agnes Lipscomb, English; and Mr. Archer Millican, physics. Here are some interesting facts in the lives of these teachers; Mr. Garner is president of the Alexandria Education Association. While in college he played baseball and basketball and still plays an occasional set of tennis. Mrs. Elgin, who has visited eleven European countries, and Miss Callahan, whose favorite vacation lands are Scotland and Norway, derive keen pleasure from their travels. Miss Iddings comes from a family of eight children, all of whom attended Hanover College in Pennsylvania. 6 Mr. Millican, alias Pop, has taught thirty-three years in Alexandria. He majored in languages at Randolph-Macon College. Mr. Hillman played varsity football for two years at Emory and Henry College. He now enjoys golf for relaxation. Mrs. Lipscomb, who graduated from George Washington University and Georgia State, paints portraits and serving trays. Miss Kiracofe, graduate of Mary Baldwin College, also paints, and her greatest desire is to become an accomplished pianist. Miss Florance, a graduate of William and Mary College, lives on Florance Lane, named for her family, where she studies her garden firsthand. Mr. Lindsey enjoys classical music and gardening, and he is an avid TV fan. He formerly taught at the University of Virginia. Where to look CLASSES........ FACULTY........ ACTIVITIES..... CADETS......... SPORTS......... ADVERTISEMENTS 9 69 81 121 133 153 9 Recollections of... SENIOR CLASS HISTORY With graduation just around the corner 1955 seniors' fancy turned to announcements, caps and gowns, the Senior Prom, and all the other activities leading up to the long-awaited event. That night seniors found themselves reminiscing about the shy eighth graders who were already old hands by their freshman year, and were well into the social and academic swing as sophomores. They recalled, too, when they received class rings and danced amid moonlight and roses at the Junior-Senior Prom. ONIY ONCE—January graduate file into the Baccalcurcate Service. The senior class was part of the great melting pot of the Washington metropolitan area, with a constant flux of students from all over the world. Many came from military families or countries such as Mexico, Israel, Germany, or Peru. In their midst were all-state football players, a State spelling champion, and the best actor in Northern Virginia. IT'S GRADUATION TIME—The speakers for this momentous occasion are Esther Alexander, Don Wosscr-mon, Alan Reynolds, Cloy Burchell, and Charles Cupples. 10 By popular demand SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Irving Lindsey, Sponsor; John Cox, President; Alon Reynolds, Vice-President, and January Class Chairman. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Cox, an outstanding leader, has presided over the class since his freshman year. A good student and sports enthusiast, his friendliness and sense of fair play were apparent in everything he undertook. Alan Reynolds has a dual role as a class officer this year, being Vice-President of the Senior Class and President of the January Class. A quiet and hard working honor student, he was active in many extracurricular activities. His sincere concern for his classmates won him the respect of everyone who knew him. Lillian Lucas, a member of the Quill and Palm, was appointed Class Secretary. She will be remembered for her striking beauty, her friendly smile, and her outstanding scholarship. ABBREVIATION KEY J.V. F.8.L.A. F.H.A. F.T.A. S.I.P.A. G.A.A Girls' Athletic Association During the March doss meeting, Mr. lindscy tolls the seniors about June graduation os John Cox, Lillian Lucas, and Alan Reynolds listen. 11 Meet me under George ... SOUTHERN BELIES—The '54 candidates for football queen: Row 1—Terry Walker, Borbara Madison, Soda Wcitzcll, Elaine Fotely, Betsy Treiber. Row 2—Val Jackson, Lillian Lucas, Wildo Keslerson, Carol White, June Roberts, Pat Pryor. I' J 1 ANDREW TRACY AITCHESON, JR. Tracy Clubs: Spanish, Saber, Chevrons; “little Hotchel ; Student Council; Track, Intro-murals,- Cadet It. Col. JANUARY GRADUATES CHARLES CARSON ARMSTRONG Charloy Clubs: Monogram; Track, Football JULIA ANN ARNOTT Julia GLORIA LEE BABER Gloria Clubs: Correspondence; Student Council ir ” DANIEL BERNARD BARNETT Dan BETTY IRENE BERKES Bally Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Chorus; Intromurals BETTY LEE BERRY Beffy Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance; Troas. Chorus; Intra-murals JULIAN THOMAS ROY CARRINGTON BOLTON BRAGG, JR. Jay Roy Clubs: Spanish, Monogram; Clubs: Oramalics, Thcs-Crew, Intramurals pians. Dance ESTHER ALEXANDER Eslhar Clubs: Dance, Spelling, Spanish; Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Board; Honor Roll (3) JOANNE MARLENE BECKER Joonno Clubs: Dance; Honor Roll (1) WILLIAM CLAY BURCHEll Clay Clubs: Chevrons. Saber; “CompossStudent Council; Cadet Major 12 PAUIA LYNN CHITTUM CAROLYN YVONNE Poulo CLARK Clubs: Donee, Music; In- Carolyn tramurals; Honor Roll (I) Clubs: Ouill Palm, See. Spanish; Student Council; Honor Roll (S) SAMUEL EUGENE BUTLER Sam BARBARA ANN CLIFT Bobbie Clubs: V-Pres. F.B.l.A. DALTON HOWARD CARTER Dolton Clubs: Dance, Music; Pres. Sr. Band, Pres. Orchestra, Symphony BARBARA LOU COHEN Bobs Clubs: Ouill Palm, Spelling, Dramatics, Double-Barred Cross, Etiquette, Spanish; Sr. Editor ■■Composs ; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Intramurals JOYCE ELAINE CRABILL Joyce JUDITH ELLEN CROWN Judy Clubs: Ouill Palm, Dance; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) DONALD RAY CLEMENTS Don J. V. Basketball, Intramurals CHARLES WALLACE CUPPLES Chorlit Clubs: Pres. World Events, Debate FRANCES JOSEPHINE CURION Fran Clubs: Donee; A Cappcllo, Chorus PATRICIA ANN CUSTER Pat Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Intramurals IN THE RUNNING—Candidates for Student Council presidency were David Roby, Pom Wharton, Pat Comonduras. Marcella Painter, Maxine Berman, and John Bibb. 13 Rainy dashes to the shop ... GEORGE HENRY DARIEY Butch Clubs: Donee, Monogram; Football, Boskctball, Boscboll, Inlromurals FAITH NOREFN DENNIS Faith Clubs: Dance, F.B.L.A.; A Cappella; Honor Roll (2) ANNIE MAE DOWDY Annie Mae Clubs: F.H.A., Ouill Palm, Correspondence, Sec. Dance, Pep, Bible; Student Council; Intra-murols FRANCIS RAY DUDLEY Francis Clubs: Pres. Dance, Pros. Music; Pres. Chorus WILLIAM GRIERSON DUFF Bill Clubs: Spanish, Ouill Polm; little Hatchet ; Student Council; J.V. Trock; Honor Roll (6) JAMES WILLIAM DUMAS Jim Baseball, Inlromurals SYLVIA ANN DUNN Sylvia Clubs: F.H.A., Dance; Jr. Red Cross JEAN MARTHA DURAND Jean Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance; Jr. Red Cross THEODORE RAYMOND EMIGH Teddy CHARLES SAMUEL FADLEY Buck Clubs: Ouill Polm; Honor Roll (2) WONT BE LONG NOW—Graduation is almost here for Belly Bcrkcs and Barbaro Madison. DORIS ELAINE FATELY Elaine Clubs: Dramatics, Music, Contestants, Bible, Cheerleaders, Pres. Quill Palm; little Hatchet ; Girls' State, 1st V.-Pres. Student Council; Inlromurals; Honor Roll 17) EILEEN MAY FERRELL Eileen Clubs: Dance; Intramurals; Honor Roll (I) 14 CRAIG LAMBERT FOX CHARLES TAFT GARRIS Craig Butter Clubs: Donee; Sports Co- Clubs: Donee, Monogrom, Editor Surveyor ; Treos. Music; Football Boskctball, Intramurals FUTURE LEADERS — Scofod: Pot Comonduras, Marilyn lewis, Moreello Pointer, Alan Reynolds. Standing: John Cox, Dove Roby, Dick Rinker, Tommy Sternberg, and John Bibb represented G.W. ot Boys' and Girls' State in 1954. FLETIE BELLE GEORGE F efie Clubs: Jr. Red Cross; Intramurols; Honor Roll (4) PATRICIA MAY HARWOOD Pol Clubs: Music, Spanish; Intramurols DOROTHY MAE HEFLIN Dorothy Clubs: Jr. Red Cross; Honor Roll (4) DAVID LESLIE HIBBERD PATRICIA BOWDLER Dovo HOFFMAN Clubs: Donee; “SurveyorPat Student Council; Clubs: Donee, Majorettes, Intramurols F.H.A.; Student Council; Intramurals WILLIAM BRYAN WAITER SAMUEL HOLLAND JOHNSON Bill Sonny Clubs: Spanish; Jr. Boord; Clubs: Monogram; Foot-Track, Intramurols boll. Baseball OWEN MAGRUDER JONES. JR. Mac Clubs: Spanish, Dance; little Hatchet ; Track, Intramurols USA SANDRA KERBEl lisa Clubs: F.H.A., Double-Barred Cross, Etiquette, Danco; Jr. Rod Cross; Cadet 1st It, WILDA FRANCES KESTERSON Wildo Clubs: Ouill Palm. F.H.A., Pres. Cheerleaders, Dance, 8ibio. Pop; Studont Council, Soph. Board; Intro-murals; Honor Roll (7) 15 I Madcap Senior Day ... JOHN ROBERT KNIGHT BETTY LOUISE IEE John Roily Clubs: Spanish, Dance, Clubs: Music Contestants; little Hatchet ; Track I PROMISE . . • Each prospective member of the Quill and Palm repeats the pledge during the initiation. I JEROME DEll IOFTIS; Jerry Clubs: Dance; Baseball MELVIN STANLEY LYONS CHARLES WILLIAM Sion McNETT, JR. Chuck Clubs: Quill Palm. Danco; Honor Roll (6) BARBARA JEAN MADISON Barbara Clubs: Ouill Palm, Majorettes, Donee; Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Board, Student Council; Intra-murols; Honor Roll (I) joyce ann mcwhorter Joyce Clubs: F.B.L.A., Double Barred Cross, liwski; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Honor Roll (1) BETTY JEAN MOTON CAROLE LEE NIXON Betty Carole Clubs: Donee; Intromurals Clubs: Dance JOHN WILLIAM O’MARA John Composs ; Rifle Tcom; Cadet Capt; Honor Roll (I) JAMES LEE PAYNE Jim Clubs: Ouill Palm, Music. Dance; Student Council; Band; Honor Roll (3 EDWIN ALAN REYNOLDS Slimbo Clubs: V.-Pros. Quill Palm, Monogram; Treas. Jr. Class, V.-Pros. Sr. Class, Pres. Jon. Sr. Class; Co.-Copt. Track, Co-Copt. Footboll; Honor Roll (6) 16 JUNE MARIE ROBERTS ELIZABETH MAY SIMON HAROLD SNYDER SMITH GARY WAYNE SWAIN JAMES EVERETT SWAN June liz Smitty Woyne Clubs: Cheerleaders, Clubs: Ouill Palm, Clubs: Dance; Student Etiquette, Dance, lotin, Ouill Palm, Pep, Music, Dramotics, library; Jr. Red Cross; Sec. Jan. Sr. Closs, Jr. Board, Student Council; Intromurals; Honor Roll (3) Etiquette, Spanish, Music, Dramatics, Pep; Student Council; Honor Roll (4) Council; J.V. Football Jimmy Clubs: Monogrom; Student Council; Football, Track, Crew, Intromurals BEVERLY JEAN TOY Be Clubs: Majorettes; Jr. Red Cross; Intramurals ELIZABETH ANN TREIBER Betsy Clubs: Ouill Palm, Pres. Mojorettes, Etiquette, Dramatics, Music; Student Council; Intro-murals; Honor Roll (2) RICHARD LINWOOD TRICE Dick Clubs: Latin, Dance; Intromurals DORIS LOUISE TURNER Doris Clubs: Ouill Palm, Spanish, Dance, Sec.-Trees. Cheerleaders, Pep, Etiquette, Dramatics; Compass”; V.-Pres. Soph. Closs, Student Council; Honor RaII (I) RUSSELL KUNSMEN TYSON. JR. Russ Band DAVE GORDON WALLACE Dave Clubs: Spanish, Danco; Track, J.V. Basketball; H«nor Roll (I) BETTY JANE WARREN Betty Student Council; Intramurals OVER THE AIR—John Pennington, Franklin Silcox, Suo Zacherle, Mr. Gaines ol Educational Television, and Dennis O'Connor leave to represent GW on the television program, Formative Years. Absent from picture arc Sue Howard ond Jock Flowers. 17 Term paper blues DONALD EDWARD WASSERMAN Don Clubs: Quill Polm, Dc-bofc, World Events, V.-Prcs. Spanish, Pres. Chevrons; Jr. Red Cross; Surveyor”; Cadet Copt.; Honor Roll (3) CAROL LOUISE WHITE Carol Clubs: Donee, Cheer-Icodcrs; A Cappcllo; Intromurols BONNIE JEAN WICKLINE Bonnie Jeon Clubs: Pres, liwski, F.B.L.A., Spanish; Jr. Red Cross; Composs ; Riflo Team BARBARA JANE WILLIAMS Barbara Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance; Jr. Red Cross; A Cappclla; Student Council; Intramurals FRANCES KELLENE WOOD Kelley Clubs: Double-Barred Cross, Donee; Compass FROM THERE TO ETERNITY — Joonno Anderson, Buster Garris, and Modclyn Rcordon represent three generations on Senior Day. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST —Joyce Cra-bill. Spirit of Christmas, and David Beach, Hunchback of Notre Dame, dance in their prize-winning Senior Day costumes. TALKING IT UP — Comparing first impressions of G.W. arc Marilyn Adams, Diana Jones, ond Dicky Acton. 18 Mary Jana Clubs: French, Spelling; Compass , Asst. Feature Editor Surveyor ; Student Council; Intro-murals; Honor Roll (6) Joni Clubs: Double-Barred Cross, library; Intro-murols AND THERE'S THE STAGE —Mr. Gregory explains the Globe Theoter to Nancy Carper and Bob Kane. MILDRED LOUISE ADAMS ROBERT LEWIS JUNE GRADUATES CURTIS LEE ADKINS KAREN LEE ALTER Milly ADAMS, JR. C unit Koran Clubs: National Honor Bob Clubs: Monogram; Sur- Society. Music; Drill Clubs: Glee; Honor Roll (6) veyor”; Crew Tcom, Iowa; Honor Roll (3) JOANNE ANDERSON Joanna Clubs: V.-Pres. Quill Scroll, Quill Palm, V.-Pros. lotin. Dance, Spanish, Music; Editor-in-Chief Composs, Co-Art Editor Compass ; Student Council, S.I.P.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (3) JULIA MARIE ANDREWS Julia Clubs: Bible; Compass”; Chorus ALFRED ALLISON ARBOGAST Hop Clubs: Donee, Music, Dramatics; Crew; V.-Prcs. Band; Honor Roll (1) ROBERT SIDNEY ARTHUR Saleh Clubs: Hobby, Pros. Astronomy DORIS ANN ARTZ Doris Clubs: V.-Pres. liwski; Cadet Corp.; Honor Roll (1) JOY ANN AUSTIN Ann Clubs: Pres. F.B.L.A., Astronomy; Bond, Orchestra 19 Slaving over College Boards ... WHY THE IVY TWINES —Solly Vos. Pol Comonduros. Joyce Baggett, Nino Collins, ond Marilyn lewis decorate lor the Junior-Senior prom, as Joel Sipes gives directions in the background. wi PATRICIA ANN AUSTIN Pot Clubs: F.H.A., Spelling, Bible, Spanish; Intramurals; Honor Roll (5) ANN MASON BAKER Ann Clubs: Quill Palm, Music, Sponish, French; ■■Surveyor ’; Chorus; Honor Roll (6) WILLIAM LAMBERT BARNETT Lambert Clubs: Monogram; Baseball JOHN EDWIN BARR, JR. Johnny ROBERT WAVERLY BATTS Bob Clubs: Chevrons; Business Mgr. Composs ; Cadet Sgt.; Track DAVID LEE BEACH Dove Clubs: Donee, Monogrom; Football, Baseball NANCY ANN BEARDSLEE Nancy Clubs: Sec. Astronomy, Dramatics, Sponish, Music, Sec. Double-Barred Cross, Ouill Palm, Pep, Donee; Intromurols; Honor Roll (4) MARY THELMA BEATTY Mory Clubs: Treas. F.8.L.A., Dance, F.H.A. FRANCES CATHERINE BEAVERS Frances Clubs: Bible; Glee, Calvor-ton, Vo. JOYCE MARILYN BAGGETT Joyce Clubs: Music, Library, Dramatics, Debote, Ouill Palm, Cheerleaders, Sec. Latin, Sponish, Donee; Composs ; Honor Roll (2) KATHERN ANN BEACH Ann Clubs: Donee, F.B.L.A.; Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Board, Student Council; Honor Roll (I) S PATRICIA ANN BEAVERS Pat Clubs: Dance, Pep; Intramurals 20 GAY BECKWITH SHEllA BECKWITH Gay Sheila Clubs: Donee, F.B.L.A.; Chorus; Jr. Red Cross; Inlromurols JcAN BARCLAY BEU torclay Clubs: Dramatics, Latin, Spanish, Cheerleaders, Donee, Pep; Surveyor ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) CECELIA JEANETTE BERGIN Cece Clubs: Dramatics, Latin, New Hampshire; Honor Roll (2) MAXINE LINDSAY BERMAN Mackey Clubs: Quill Polm, Donee, Pep; Compass } 2nd V.-Pres. Student Council; Honor Roll (I) PAULINE ALMEDA BERRY JOHN BIBB DOROTHY MASON BISER ETHEL RUTH BLAINE Pauline John Dot Ethel Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, Po. Clubs: Pres. Spanish, Donee, Ouill Palm; Surveyor ; J.V. Crew; Soph. Board, Boys' State, Student Council; Honor Roll (1) Clubs: Latin, Dramatics, Etiquette, Pep; Compass ; Honor Roll (S) Clubs: Art; Inlromurols WILLIAM HENRY BOOTH, III till Clubs: Debote; Band CAROLYN LOUISE BRAWNER Carolyn Clubs: Trees. Double-Barred Cross, Sec.-Trees, liwski; Surveyor, little Hotchct ; Rifle Team; Jr. Red Cross; Cadet Copt.; Honor Roll (I) SHIRLEY LEE BRANDT Shirley IT WON T HURT—Roy 8rogg relaxes under Noncy Beardslee s expert core on Senior Doy. 21 Frolicing at the frolics ... BARBARA ANN BRENNER Barbara Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) CONRAD EDWARD BRINCKMAN Sonny ETHLYN RAE BROOKS Elhlyn Clubs: Bible. F.B.l.A.j Bond; Honor Roll (5) DAVID LAWRENCE BROWN Dovo Clubs: Monogram, Donee; Football, Baseball, DAVID EVANS BROWN Dove Clubs: Monogram, Latin; Track Intromurals ETTA CAROL BROWNING Poochie Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance; Pres. Music, Speech, Dramatics, Sec. F.H.A.; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Intromurals, N.C. PATRICIA ANN BRYANT Pal Intromurals DONNA RALENE BURCH Donna Clubs: Dance, French, F.B.I.A., Etiquette; Student Council; Honor Roll (I) YVONNE BURNS Yvonne Student Council; Intramurals JULIAN THOMAS CARABALLO Tommy Clubs: French, Dance, Chevrons, Monogram; ■'Surveyor ; Student Council; Football, Trock; Honor Roll (I) OLE! —John 8ibb lets out o cry os Dave Brown breaks the pinata while Trudy London, Joyce Baggett, and other Spanish Club members look on. NANCY LOUISE CARPER CAROL SUE CARTER Non Clubs: Dance, Dramatics, Spanish, Music; Intro-murols; Honor Roll (5) Sue Clubs: Donee, Dramatics, Pep; G.A.A. 22 ROBERT SHERWOOD CHAFEE Sob Clubs: Sponish; Track, J.V. Basketball; Honor Roll (5) JUDITH ANN CHAPPELL Judy Clubs: Sponish, Dance,- Surveyor ; Cheerleaders, Pep, Dance. Library, Algebra, Falls Church SANTA BABY —Sonta. Skcctcr Langley, is collecting toys for the needy from his friends Joan Peiken, Pal Drewry, Gail Fitzpatrick, and Frank Knill at the sophomore Christmas dance. SYLVIA DORIAN CHEWNING Sylvia Clubs: F.H.A., Pep; Intramurals DIANA KATHRYN CHINN Dee Clubs: French, World Events, Doublc-Borred Cross; Student Council ALICE MARIE CHRISTIAN Morie Clubs: F.B.L.A., Bible; Intramurals DENNIS PHILIP CLARKE Dennis Clubs: Donee NANCY ALBERTA CLARK Nancy Clubs: Etiquette, F.B.l.A.j Intromurals AUDREY EVELYN CLEM Scotty Clubs: Dramatics, Astronomy, F.B.L.A.; Inlra-murals ROZANN COHEN JAMES WILLIAM Rozonn COLANGELO Clubs: Dramatics; 4th Page Jimmy Co-Editor Surveyor Crew CAROLYN BETTY COLE Carolyn Clubs: Latin, Dramatics; little Hatchet”, Surveyor ; Jr. Red Cross LORETTA FAY COLLIE Fay Clubs; Dance, See. F.B.I.A., Dramatics, Music, Pep; Intromurals 23 • • The trip to gay Paree . NINA DOROTHY COlllNS Nino Clubs: Editor-in-Chief Surveyor 2nd sem.; Cheerleader, Asst. Edi lor Yearbook; Chorus; Intramurals, Germany Pol Clubs: Pres. Ouill Polm, lolin, Spanish, Debote, World Events, Donee, Pep, Sec. Double-Barred Cross; Soc.-Trees. Student Council, Girls' State; Honor Roll (5) SENIOR SOCIAL—Closs members have a great time at the Senior Day party. JUNE ANN COMPHER Juno Clubs: Donee; Chorus SANDRA LoVERNE CONE BARBARA LOUISE JANE ANN COREY Sandy CONLEY Jane Clubs: F.H.A., Spanish, fiobbe Clubs: French, Dance Dance; Student Council; Clubs: Trees, liwski, Span-Intramurals ish; Code! It.; Honor Roll (6) MARLENE MILDRED COSTELLO Marty Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance, Dramatics, Pep; Jr. Red Cross; Intramurals JOHN CORNELIUS COX, JR. Johnny Clubs: Pres. Dance, V.-Pres. Monogram, Ouill Palm; Pres. Fresh. Closs, Pres. Soph. Closs, Pres. Jr. Closs, Pres. Sr. Closs, Boys' State; Co-Capt. Football ROBERT LOUIS CRABIll Pete Clubs: Hobby, Astronomy; Band GEORGE CURTIS CRIM Big George Clubs: Monogram; Foot-Ball, Baseball Mgr. JUDITH MONROE CRONE Judy Clubs: Sec.-Treas. Hobby. Dramatics. Donee, Sec. French, Pep; Compass' Advertising Mgr., little Hatchet, Surveyor, Compass' , Intromurols; Honor Roll (2) HARRY JOSEPH CROSS Horry Clubs: Dance; Band; Student Council; J.V. Track AUIE BERNICE CROWDER ElEANORE DOIORES All,. CURION Clubs: Pres. Hist. F.H.A., Eleanoro Dance; Inlramurols Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dance JAMES PHILIP DARR Jim Clubs: Spanish, Dance; Intromurals; Honor Roll (2) PRISClllA RITA DAVIS Priscilla Clubs: Music, lolin, liwski; Cadet Sgt.; Honor Roll (2) SARAH ELIZABETH DERRENBACKER Sarah Clubs: Donee, liwski; Rifle Teom; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Codct lt.; Honor Roll (I) PHILIP AMES DU SAULT Phil Clubs: Debote, Pros. World Events, Chess; Co-Asst. Feature Editor Surveyor, Compass ; V.-Pres. Student Council, Photography, Philippines ERVIN SENNET DODD Ervin Clubs: Monogram; Crew MARTHA DEAN DUVALL Marty Clubs: Music, Dramatics; Honor Roll (6) DONALD DEAN ELLIOT Don Clubs: Hobby, Chess; Honor Roll (4) EUGENE LEE ELLISON Gene Boys' Gleo Club PHYLLIS RAE ENGLAND Phyl Clubs: Pep; Student Council; Intromurals JO PHYLLIS ENGLISH Phyl Clubs: Donee, F.B.L.A.; Honor Roll (1) A RING FOR HER FINGER—Trudy London and Botly Arnett admire their rings as Miss Powell smiles her approval. 25 Final assembly ... SYLVIA JEAN EVERSOLE JOU ANN FARRAll CHARLES EDGAR AUDREY JEAN FRASER Sylvia Jou FRANKLIN Joan Club ; Latin, Pep, F.H.A.; little Hatchet, Co-Advertising Mgr. Compass ; Student Council; Intramurols Intramurols; Honor Roll (!) Ed Clubs: Chevrons, World Events, Saber; Cadet 2nd It.; J.V. Crew Clubs: Sec. Bible HARRY FUIWIIER Harry Intramural SALLY CLARA FURR Sally DORIS HOLMES GARRETSON Doris Club : Dramatic , Prc . Art ; Chorus PAUL LEROY GARWIG Paul Club : Astronomy, Donee; B.A.A., Pep, India; Honor Roll (I) CAROL ANN GAUTHIER Carol Club : World Event , De-bote, Dramatic , Spanish; Honor Roll (I) MICHAEL WALSHE GIBBONS Mike Clubs: Monogram; Football, Track CATHERINE ANN GIBSON Cathy Clubs: F.H.A., Music, Bible CHARLES ELY GINSBERG Charlio Clubs: Latin, Spelling, French, Quill Palm, Monogram; Intramural , Copt. Track, J.V. Basketball; Honor Roll (5) LOST CARD! Mr . Clayton helps Brooke Picot over a moll problem a Lola Daniols chocks out a book for John O'Maro. 26 ROSEMARIE GNUEG Roiie Clubt: Done , liwtki; Jr. Board; Code! Sgt. CLARICE FRANCINE GODWIN Coiiie Clubt: Dane ; Intromurols SANTA'S HELPERS—These officers of the sophomore doss pock toys for needy children. Seated.- Mitt Mary McKinney. Standing: Bob Gordo. Vice-President; Jeon Pennington, Treoturer; Phil Yolet, President. Absent from picture: John Popogeorge, Secretary. JAMES ROBERT GODWIN Jimmie DORIS ROSE GOLDBERG Doris Clubt: F.T.A.; Jr. Red Crott; Honor Roll (2) EVELYN ROSE GOLDMAN Evie Clubt: F.B.L.A., Pep; Intromurols VIRGINIA ANN GORMAN Ann Clubt: Dance, F.B.L.A.; Chorus; Intromurols; Honor Roll (I) PEGGY ANNE GRANT Peggy Clubt: Pres. F.T.A., Spell ing, Latin, Dramatics, Sec. Hobby; Surveyor,'; little Hatchet • EROY TRICE GRAVATTE Roy Clubt: Dance, Latin, Monogram; Crew, J.V. Football CHARLES FRANCIS GRAVES Charlie VILLARD STUART GRIFFIN, JR. Villord Clubt: Pres. Astronomy, Chett; Surveyor JULIA DOROTHY GUNN Judy Clubt: Dramatics, Spanish, Astronomy, Pep, Double-Barred Crott, Music; Business Mgr. Surveyor ; Inlramurolsl Honor Roll (I) CHARLOTTE RUTH HALE Charlie Clubs: Spanish, Dramatics, Dance; Co-Advertising Mgr. Compost ; A Coppella, Choir; Honor Roll (1) 27 Trading senior cards ... DAVIS FRASER HAIL Davit Clubsi Quill Palm, Treat. Latin, World Eventt, Debate; Com-post ; Track; Honor Roll (4) hOYt leE HALL Foye Clubs: Music, Dramotics, F.B.L.A., Bible, Pep; Chorus LET'S GO TO SMITHI —At College Night Solly Hole, Martha Lombard, V-and Mrs. George lumbord, and Ann Baker listen to the Smith College repre tentative, Mrs. A. W. Viner. WILLIAM FLOYD HAMAKER Bill Clubs: Dramotics, Monogram; Crew, Basketball WAITER ALBERT HARRISON Buddy Clubs: Bible, World Events, Debate, Public Speaking, Music; J.V. Trock SHIRLEY LEE HART Shirliy Clubs: F.B.L.A.; little Hatchet PATRICIA ANN HAWTHORNE Pot Clubs: Dance MICHAEL EDWARD HEISLEY Mike Clubs: Monogram; Baseball CHARLES ROBERT HENDERSON Bob Clubs: Chevrons; Cadet Sgt.; Honor Roll (I) CAROLIE LENITA HERB Corofie Clubs: French, Dance; leader Corps, Red Feathers; G.A.A., Intro-murals, Oklohoma; Honor Roll (3) JANET HEWITT Jonet Clubs: Music, F.B.L.A.; V.-Pres. Fresh. Class; Intramurals; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Cheerleaders, Mt. Ver-non WILLIAM VICTOR HILL Bill Football ANN CATHERINE HOBBS Koy Clubs: Dramotics, Majorettes; Compass ; Student Council 28 CAROLYN ANN HOLMES Jo Clubs: Pres. Music, Treos. F.T.A.. Dance, Mojor-ettes, J.V. Cheerleader; Chorus; Intramurals DAWN McGREGOR INGRAM Down Clubs: Dance, Latin, French, Ski, Y-Teens, Annual Section Editor; G.A.A.; Intramurals, Japan; Honor Roll (2) MARGARET GENEVIEVE JEFFERSON ?«99r Clubs: Y-Teens, librory. Cheerleaders, St. Mary's LINDA HOWARD Undo Clubs: Ouill Palm, Latin, Porl.-Sgt.-at-Arms French, Dramotics, Music, Pep, V.-Prcs. Double Barred Cross; ■'Surveyor, Composs ; Honor Roll (2) ALEXANDER INNAMORATO AI Clubs: Dance, Treas. Music DONNA VIVIAN JENNINGS Donna Clubs: Dramatics, F.B.L.A.; Intramurals MARTHA RANDOLPH HUFFMAN Mortho Clubs: Spanish. Music, Sec. Debote; Surveyor ; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Chorus; Honor Roll (1) JOAN BROOKE HUNT Joan Clubs: Dance, Art, latin,-G.A.A. ROBERT CHARLES HURD Bob Clubs: Spanish ANN VALENTINE JACKSON Vol Clubs: Sec.-Treas. Dramatics, Pres. French, Sec. Music, Pari. Ouill Palm, Cheerleaders, Latin, Pep, Dance,- Surveyor ; Jr. Red Cross; Studont Council; Intromurals PHILIP TAYLOR JACKSON Phil Clubs: Latin, Spanish, World Events; Bond; Student Council; Honor Roll (I) CHARLES ELLIOT JAMES Elliot Clubs: Lotin, Monogram, Ouill Palm; Student Council; Football, Track, Crew; Honor Roll (2) G.W.'s BARGAIN BASEMENT—Mr. Funesti tries to interest Mory Catherine Berry, Peggy Gore, ond Donald Eisenhort in some patriotic symbols of the school. 29 Cramming for the finals ... JOAN CAROL JOHNSON JUDITH ALDA JOHNSON SHELBY JEAN JOHNSON RENNA JANE JOINER Joan Club : F.B.L.A.; Intramural ; Honor Roll (1) Judy Shelby Club : Pon-Amoriton; Yearbook; Student Council, N.C. Renno Club : Donee, Dramatic . F.B.L.A.; Surveyor ; Intramural ANNETTE FRANCES JONES Annette Club : Biblo, Tenn. BARBARA ANN JONES DANIEL MORGAN JONES DORIS ELIZABETH JONES Bobbie Club : Majorette , French, F.8.L.A., Pep, Dramatic ; Intramural ; Honor Roll (I) Don Club : Trea . Bible, Monogram; Jr. Red Cross; Football, 8o cboll, J.V. Track; Honor Roll (I) Betty Club : Spanith, Mu ic; Band, Orchestra; Honor Roll (2) NANCY GLADYS JONES Nancy Club : Pres. Bible, Spanish; Chorus; Student Council WILLIAM LEWIS JONES Bill Clubs: Dance; Intramurc J.V. Track; Cadet I st Sgt. ROBERT REVELEY KANE Bob Club : Dance, Monogram, Bible,- Crew, Tennis DONALD FREDERICK KAUS Don Clubs: Monogram: Football, Track. J.V. Base boll T-E-A-M- YEA, TEAMl—Jeon Pennington leads Pot Albrito. Judy Mooney Jeon McDonald, and Corley McDonald at cheerleader .ryout . 30 SAM WEAKIEY KELTON STUART SHANE KERXTON Sam Stuart Clubs: Monogram; Journalism, Music; Football, Boscboll, Mt. Vernon; Honor Roll (1) GREAT NERO'S GHOST!—Nero, Davis Hall, stonds with his followers Ann Garland, Kathleen Roddo, and Lou Herron during the Latin Club assembly. BARBARA LORRENE KIDD JAMES DOUGLAS KIDD ROSLYN EDITH KLEINMAN STUART WINGO KNIGHT ANN JANE KRUMMES Barbara Clubs: F.T.A., F.B.L.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) Jim Clubs: F.8.L.A., Music, World Events; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; J.V. Boscboll, Intramurals Roz Clubs: V.-Pros. Dramotics, Sec. Thespians, World Events, Spooch, Pep, Latin; Little Hatchet ; Student Council; Intro-murals; Honor Roll (1) Sfu Clubs: Monogram, Latin, Dance, Quill S Palm; Trees. Fresh. Class, Jr. Board, Publicity Chairman Jr. Class; Football, Basketboll; Honor Roll (4) Krummy Clubs: Latin, Danco; Pres. G.A.A.; Honor Roll (3) CAROLE ANN KURZ Carole Clubs: F.H.A. FRANCIS GERALD LaPIANA Jerry Clubs: Quill Polm, V.-Pros. World Events, Pros. Debate; Student Council; Honor Roll (3) RICHARD EDGAR LoROCK JOHN COLLIN LAYTON Dick Johnny Intramurals Clubs: Astronomy; Bond WILLIAM GARNETT LEE, III Bill Clubs: French, Photography, Dance; Football, Germany 31 The last trip to the locker... COLLEENS OF THE MONTH—Sure, on' the condidotcs for Shamrock Quee-were: Row I: Nina Collins, Nancy Carman, Pat Ferguson, Sue Hort, Bev Curbs Row 2: Val Jackson, Nancy Garland, Terry Walker, Andy Briggs, Molly Moo MARILYN LEWIS RACHEL MARION LEWIS ROSANNE MARIE LIGGIO ELVIN SETH LIGON KENNETH WAITER Morilyn Roc hoi Ro tonne Splinters LINDSAY Clubs: Pres. Double-Barred Cross, World Events, Bible, V. Pres. Spanish, Sec. Quill 4 Palm,- Feature Editor Surveyor, Clubs: Quill Polm, Spelling (State Winner— 1951), Spanish, Dramatics,- Honor Roll (7) Clubs: Majorettes. Dance; Honor Roll (1) Clubs: Dance, Chevrons; Ride Teom, Crew; Intramurals; Honor Roll (4) Kenneth S.I.P.A.; Jr. Board, Girls State; Honor Roll (6) BERNARD STANLEY IOEB Bernie Clubs: Chevrons, World Events; Composs, “Surveyor ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (3) PHILIP EDWARD LONDON Philip Clubs: Spanish, Chevrons; Crew; Cadet 1st Sgt. MARTHA JO LOVELACE Martha Jo Clubs: F.T.A., Music, Majorettes, Dramatics, Bible, Etiquetto; Intro-murals LILLIAN LUCAS HI Clubs: Latin, Quill Palm; V.-Prcs. little Hatchet ; Sec. Sr. Class, Student Council; Honor Roll (5) ROBERT HARRINGTON LYNDE Bob Clubs: Latin, Dance, Drc matics. Speech; Sr. Band; Composs ; J.V Track 32 TTTrrwr r-7 v DIANE MeBRIDE Sfceeler Inlramurols BETTY JANE MeCONNEll Belly Jane Clubs: liwski; Rifle Tcom; Cadet 1 si Sgt. CARLOS OSBORNE MeCULLOUGH Cor os FRANCES LOU MeDOWEll Lou Clubs: F.H.A., F.T.A., Music, Bible; F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. F.H.A., Culpeper, Vo. AILSA CRAIG MACKENZIE Ail to Clubs: Dromolics, Latin, F.H.A., Donee; Copy Editor Compass, S.I.P.A., Surveyor ; Honor Roll (1) RUTH ANN MARKS BARBARA ANN MARTIN CONSTANCE ANN MEAD ROBERT ELMER MEAD BARBARA GAIL MOORE Rulh Ann Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Lillie Holehel, S.I.P.A. Bobbie Inlramurols Connie Clubs: Bible,- Honor Roll (2) Bob Clubs: Spanish; Bond; Chorus; Honor Roll (1) Bobbie Clubs: Freneh, Music; A Coppello; G.A.A., Inlro-murals, Kansas; Honor Roll (2) VIRGINIA ANN MOORE Anne Clubs: liwiki. Donee; Codcl Sgt. ElAINE SIGRID MOSEL Elaine Clubs: Astronomy, lotin, Dromolics, Donee, Spon. ish, Contestants; Surveyor, Lillie Holehel ; lol� om irols CARNIVAL CUSTOMERS—Diseussing pielures entered in the orl eornivol ore Sandy Short ond Judy Sonosky. 33 Farewells to the faculty ... JANET MAE MOSS Jon Clubs: F.H.A., Donee BEVERLY EARLE MARTHA JANE MUllALEY JOHN WILSON NEAL MOUNTCASTLE Martha John Carle Clubs: French, Double- Clubs: V.-Pres. Sober, Barred Cross, Dromatics, Chevrons, Ouill Palm; F.B.L.A., Pep; Jr. Red Rifle Team; Football; Cadet 1st It.; Honor Roll (3) Cross; Intromurals SUSAN JEAN O DRISCOLL Sue Clubs: Scc.-Trcos. Double-Barred Cross; Surveyor CHARLES CAROL OLASKY Charlie Clubs: Astronomy; Cadet Sgt.; Honor Roll (1) MARGARET JEANETTE OWEN Margaret Clubs: Music NANCY JOAN OWSLEY Joan Clubs: Treos. Spanish, library, liwski, Pep; Student Council; Cadet Sgt.; Honor Roll (5) TUNING UP—Ruth Ann Marks, Sadie Taylor, Pot Rohr, and Nancy Clark begin to record o song on the SoundScribcr. MARJORIE GRAY PATTERSON Margie Clubs: Music, F.B.I.A., Dance; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (I) SUZANNE MARY NUESSE Sue Clubs: Quill Polm, Dro-matics. Contestants, librory. F.H.A.. Sponis- liltle Hatchet, Com. poss ; Honor Roll (3) MARCELLA ANN PAINTE® Marcia Clubs: Dance. Head Chee-leader. Sec. Quill Scroll, Pep, Quill Palm; V.-Pres. Jr. Red Cross; 1st V.-Pres. Student Council, Jr. Boorc Soph. Board, Girls' Stote,- Picture Editor Compass ; Chorus; Intromurals RAY WESLEY PEELER Roy 34 JOSEPH VINCENT FRANK BRUMMITE PERRY PENNELL Bim Joe Clubs: Sec.-Trcos. Sober; Cadet It. Col.; Honor Roll (1) Clubs: Ouill Palm, Saber, Chevrons; Cadet Copt.; Intramurols; Honor Roll (2) SMOKE SCREEN—Alexandria s firemen meet on emergency on o G.W. school bus. HERBERT MORRIS PETTIT Red BETTY MARIE PHILYAW Betty Clubs: Dance, Sec. F.B.L.A.; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Intramurols CHARLES ROY POFF Roy Clubs: Sober; Cadet 2nd It. ROBERT HAROLD POLK Bobby Clubs: Donee; Football, J.V. Baseball NANCY FRANCES POSS Nancy Clubs: Pep, F.B.L.A.; Surveyor CAROLINE WALTHOUR POTTS Caroline Clubs: Fronch, Lolin, Donee WILLIAM DAVID POTTS Bill Clubs: Dance JOSEPHINE ESTELLA PRICE JoEst Clubs: World Events, Dance, Pep; Intramurols MARIAN NANCY PRUET Tally Clubs: Latin, Music. Dramatics, Quill Polm, Pres. Thespians, Symphony; Compass, Edi-tor-in-Chicf Little Hatchet ; V.-Pres. Orchestra; Student Council: Honor Roll (6) PATRICIA LEE PRYOR Winicr'e Clubs: Ouill Polm, Dance, Speech, Dramatics, F.B.L.A.; Art Editor Surveyor ; SlU' dent Council; Honor Roll (6) 35 Starry eyes at the Senior Prom ... ALICE RANNEllS LETA ELOISE RATCLIFFE Aliev Eloiso Clubs: Treas. French, lolin. Intramurals Dramatics, Pep; •'Surveyor ; Jr. Red Cross,-Intramurals; Honor Roll (I) AND FURTHERMORE. I DON'T CARE! —Jimmy Kidd ond Pot Diehr rehearse lor Fumed Oak, one of the plays presented in the spring. MADELYN MARY REARDON Mady Jr. Red Cross HARRIET ELISE REBACK Harriot Clubs: World Events, Latin, Pres. Double-Barred Cross; Compass ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (6) JANET CHERYL REGAN Janvt Clubs: V.-Pres. Dance, F.B.L.A., Dramatics, World Events, Major ettes; little Hatchet, Asst. Feature Editor Surveyor ; Student Council; Inlromurols; Honor Roll (3) RICHARD ERIC REINKE Dick Clubs: World Events; Foot-boll JOSEPH WILLIAM RICH Bill Clubs: World Events, Debate, Chevrons, Sober; little Hatchet ; Cadet 2nd It.; Honor Roll (4) MARY CAROLYN ROBERTSON Carolyn Clubs: Sponish, Dramatics; Asst. Advertising A gr. Surveyor NORMA JEAN RICH Norma Clubs: Music, Dramatics, F.H.A., Donee,- G.A.A. DAVID GRAHAM RICHARDSON Dow Clubs: Dramatics, Thespians ROBERT ALLEN RIDDELL Bob Clubs: Dance,- Honor Roll (3) JOHN RICHARD RINKER Dick Clubs: Donee, Monogram,-Boys' Stale; Football, Track, Crew 36 DAVID McCANDLESS ROBY Dave Clubi: lolin. Astronomy, V.-Pret. World Events, Ouill A Palm; Surveyor ; Treat. Soph. Clots, Boyt' Slate, Pret. Student Council; Tennit; Honor Roll (3) PATRICIA OLIVIA ROHR Pat Clubs: F.B.I.A., F.H.A.; Chorus; Jr. Red Cross ARIINE ANN ROSIN Arline Clubs: Dance; Newspaper, Literary; Basketball, Intramuralt, Fairfax MICHAEL ROTH Mi Ice Clubs: Chess, Dromalics; Cadet Sgt. JOHN THOMAS ROUB Jock Clubs: Dance, Symphony; Pres. Orchestra; V. Pres. Jr. Board; Football, J.V. Track, Crew; Intramurals JANET LEE RUSH Janet Clubs: V.-Pret. F.B.I.A.; Jr. Red Cross; Honor Roll (1) PATRICIA ANNE RUSSELL Pat Clubs: Dance, Spanish DOUGLAS GILES RYAN Doug Clubs: Pres. Latin, V.-Pret. Bible, Spanish, Ouill Palm; Rifle Team; Student Council; Honor Roll (5) GAIL ROSAMOND SAFFEU Gail Clubs: Dance, F.H.A.; Honor Roll (1) PAUL NAFTEll SAMETH Paul SIGNING OFF—Bill Duff, Harold Smith, Phil Hodgos, Jimmy Swan, ond Jimmy ADRIENNE SCHOlL GARETH ERIC SCHULER Dumos receive their caps and gowns under Miss Helm's supervision. 37 Impressive Baccalaureate ... JUDITH HOUSE SCHULTZ Judy Clubs: Music; •'Surveyor '; A Coppclla, Chorus; Jr. Red Cross; Inlromurols; Honor Roll (2) NANCY JANE SCOTT Noncy Clubs: Trcas. Thespians; Editor-in-Chief Surveyor 1st sem.; Pres. Spurs; V.-Pres. Soph. Class, Quill Palm; Student Council, Oregon; Honor Roll (4) CHARLES MARBURY SEAMAN. JR. Marbury Clubs: Dance; Student Council; Track GEORGE ALLAN SELLERS Allan Clubs: Trees. Music NANCY JEAN SHIRK Noncy Clubs: V.-Pres. F.H.A., liwski; Cadet 1st Sgt.; Jr. Red Cross ALBERT PALMER SHORT Al Baseball ROBERT DcHAVEN SHOUP JOEL DOUGLAS SIPES Sob Clubs: Monogram, Quill Palm; Student Council; Track; Honor Roll (5) Joel Clubs: V.-Pres. Spanish, Monogram, Treas. Quill Polm; Student Council; Crew; Cadet 1st It.; Honor Roll (I) CELIA NADINE SMITH Ceile Clubs: Music, Dance. Dramatics, little Hatchet, Composs ; Honor Roll (2) JEAN FRANCES SENDLA-Jean Clubs: Spanish, liwski; Rille Team; Cadet If.; Honor Roll (4) CAROL PHILLIPS SMITH Carol Clubs: library. Spanish, Contestants; Surveyor little Hatchet ; Hono Roll (6) JEAN ANGELE SMITH Jean Clubs: French. Spelling. Music, Dramatics; A Cappcllo, Chorus; Hor ©-Roll (6) 38 MARJORY ANN SMITH Margie Clubs: Donee; G.A.A.; Chorus WIHIAM DOYIE SPENGIER Bill Clubs: Moth, Donee, N. Y.; Lettermon's; Football, 8askelball, Baseball, Japan; Track; Honor Roll (5) • A HOT TIME IN THE OID TOWN TONIGHT —Billy King, Chick Willard, and Skeeter langley entertain at the crew follies. CAROIYN SUE SPINKS Carolyn Clubs: F.B.I.A., Music; Sr. Band Librarian; Student Council; Honor Roll (1) BETTY JEAN STAMPS Belts Clubs: Latin, Etiquette, liwski. Dramatics, J-V. Cheerleaders; Compass ; Co-Capt. Girls' Rifle Team, Cadet 2nd It. CAROL LORRAINE STEINMIllER Carol Clubs: Bible; Home Economics, Pa. THOMAS PAUL JAMES HARRISON STERNBERG STEWARDSON Tommy Jimmy Clubs: Music, Ouill Palm; Boys' State, Student Council; Honor Roll (2) ROBERT EDWIN STOUT Bob Clubs: Chevrons, Saber; Cadet 1st It. (He is now a corporal in the United Stoles Marino Corps serving oversoas.) JOHN GILBERT STROTHER Deelzie Clubs: Donee. Monogrom; Track. Crew, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals MARJORIE ANN SWENSON Margie Clubs: Latin, Dance; Jr. Red Cross; Intramurals JESSE WILLIAM SYKES Bill Clubs: Bible; J.V. Basketball SADIE MAE TAYLOR Sadie Clubs: Music, F.B.L.A.; Intramurals 39 Blue Ribbon Day—Graduation ... DONNA CHAFFEE THAYER Donna Clubs: Ouill Palm, F.H.A., Lolin, Dramatics; Honor Roll (6) RITA ELIZABETH YHEIMER Kilo Clubs: Tccn-ogc; Intramurals, St. Mary’s; Honor Roll (1) MEDICAL MAGIC—A stork. Bob Riddell, surprises Krystol Summers, Sc Monrotus, ond lee Padgett on Senior Doy. GRETTA DEAN THEIS EUGENE DOUGLAS Grolla THOMAS Clubs; Dance; Intramurals Gone Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals ELLIOTT DUBORG THOMPSON Duby Clubs: Dance, Monogram; Sports Editor Surveyor ; Track; Intro-murals JULIAN HILL THOMPSON Julian Rifle Team; Code! 1st It. CHARLES PARKER THORNHILL Chuck Clubs: Dance CORA DENE TOTHIll Doannio Clubs: Music, F.B.L.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) ROBERT LEE TWIGG Bob Clubs: Glee; Rod 4 Reel; Intromurals, W.-l. SUSAN MARION TWIGG Susan Clubs: French, Geography, III.; Cadet Sgt.; Honor Roll (I) DIETER ERICH VON DER LIPPE Dieter Clubs: World Events, V.-Prcs. Chess, V.-Pres. Dance; Honor Roll (3) SARAH ANN VOS Sally Clubs: Spelling, Double-Barred Cross, World Events; V.-Pres. Jr. Red Cross 40 ALICE VIRGINIA WANNER ELIZABETH ANN WASHBURN DIANNE DONOVAN WALDREP Deo doe Clubs: Bible, Chevrons, Sober; Code! Sgt. TERESE AGNES WALKER lorry Clubs: Quill Palm, Spelling, Dramatics, Spanish, liwskij ''Compass'; Chorus; Cadet Sgt. Honor Roll (4) Afire Clubs: lolin. Dramatics, Quill Palm, Sec. Quill Scroll; Art Editor Composs ; Honor Roll (S) liz Clubs: Ouill Palm, Doublc-Borrcd Cross, Pres. Sec. F.T.A., Pub lie Speaking; Jr. Red Cross; ''Composs ; Honor Roll (6) NANCY LEE WASHINGTON Noncy Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Intro-murals; Honor Roll (I) MILDRED AGNES WEAVER MARY ELOISE WEBSTER THERESA HELEN WEISS SADA ANN WEITZEll PAMELA JANE WHARTON Mildred Eloite Thereto Soda Pam Clubs: Bible, V.-Pres. F.H.A.; Student Council; Intromurols; Honor Roll (5) Clubs: Dramatics, French, Pep, Trees. F.H.A., Donee; Jr. Red Cross; little Hotchet ; Student Council; Intro-murals Clubs: Art Clubs: Pep, F.H.A., Astronomy, Dramatics, F.B.I.A., Majorettes; Honor Roll (1) Clubs: Pres. Ouill Scroll, Ouill Palm, Dramatics, Pres. Dcboto, Treos. Latin, Dance, Pop, World Events, Etiquette, library; Managing Editor Compass, Sur veyor ; Chorus, A Coppella; Intromurols THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A UNIFORMl—Interested in the U. S. Novol Academy are Bucky Bourne, Mr. ond Mrs. Williom C. Bourne, Mr. George ANN CARR WHITE Ann Clubs: Dance, Dramatics, Liwski; Cadet Sgt. BARBARA LEE WHITE Wharton, ond Lieutenant John M. Bohonnon. Barbt Clubs: F.B.L.A., Mojor-ettos; Intromurols 41 ... These are the things well remember ASA CARTER WHITEHEAD Carter Clubs: Pros. Homeroom, House Representative, Richmond; Tennis; Intro-murals DAVID ElMO WHITESTONE Dave Clubs: Music IRA FARNUM WIllARD Chick Clubs: Music, Donee JOHN CLEMENT WILLIAMSON Johnny ROBERT JOSIAH WILLINGHAM Willy Clubs: Quill Palm. Spanish, Lotin, Donee, Monogram; Tennis; Honor Roll (4) ETHEL ANNETTE WOLF Ethel Clubs: Donee, Majorettes, F.B.L.A., Dromolics; Jr. Red Cross; Inlromurals DOUGLAS JEFFERIES YATES Doug Clubs: Pres. Donee, Sgt.-at-Arms Ouill Palm, lotin; V.-Pres. Jr. Class; Baskctboll, Track; Honor Roll (5) EARL LAWRENCE YOUNG fuggy J.V. Basketball, Track; Student Council ELIZABETH ANN YOUNG Ann Clubs: Donee, Music; Sec. Soph. Class, Student Council; Intramurals JANICE ROBERTA YOUNG Jon Clubs: Pep, Dance; Intro-murals BALLET A LA SWEET PATOOTIES—The leap Year Follies reached its climax with the bollct given by members of the crew. 42 EXTRA ATTRACTION Aletho Agee ond Jackson Weover Reynold o Mr. Garner olvc problem in Ihe oil ice on Senior Day. ervc a Ihe emcee at Ihe leap Year Folliet. SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES GLORIA ELLEN BROWN JAMES RALPH CONNER WILLIAM DELBERT MARLENE HOPE LANGLEY DONALD LEROY LEMON Glorio Jimmy CUNNINGHAM Marlene Donnie Club : V.-Pre . Donee, Clubs: Dance, Monogram; Bill Club : Dance, Dramatic ; Clubs: Dance Mojoreite , F.H.A.; Jr. Boord, Student Surveyor 3rd Page Intromurols Council; Basketball Editor; Student Council; Inlramuroli Intramural ; Honor Roll (6) LAURA ANN LEMON Laura Club : Donee; Honor Roll (5) WIUIAM DICKERSON NEWELL till Student Council CHARLES EUGENE PIERPOINT Buddy KRYSTAL ANN SUMMERS Krits Club : Dramatic , Double-Barred Croti, World Event ; Speech, Dramatic , W.-L.j Intramural WILLIAM NORTON WADE Bill Club : Music, Donee, Double-Barred Cro ; Chorus; Intramural 43 My sugar is so refined SENIOR DAY FOOTBALL QUEEN Queen for a day —the football queen and her court were chosen for their personality, poise, and popularity. Nominees were voted on first by the senior class, next by the study body. The football team had the final say as to who would rule the kingdom during the Turkey Day game. FAIREST OF THE FAIR— Winkie Pryor, fhc 1954 Foot-boll Queen, it teoled between her maids of honor, Val Jackson and Elaine Fately. G.W.'s annual Senior Day was held in December. Seniors came dressed as everything from Liberace to candy canes and took over various jobs. Classes were also conducted by the seniors who furnished their pupils with candy. During sixth period a party was held in the cafeteria with ice cream and cupcakes. Winners for the best costumes were chosen and Santa Claus presented them with prizes. SOCKS APPEAL—Jeon Turroll, Mary Alice Benedict, and Pot Bcavert tport the lotctt G.W. fod, knee tockt. STR-E-TCH!—Judy Nottingham findt her locker exlro high. 44 Who s Who LEADERSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP CASUALLY COMPETENT—Among their books ore Eloine Fotcly ond Alan Reynolds, voted outstanding in leadership and scholarship. MOST POPULAR COKETIME—Voted the most popular boy and girl were Alan Reynolds and Val Jackson. MOST ATHLETIC A SPORTING GOOD PAIR—Voted most athletic were Ann Krummes and Alan Reynolds. WITTIEST SPARKLE AND WIT — Pot Leitch and Francis Dudley were chosen the wittiest seniors. 45 First trip to Turner's JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gordon Silcox, Publicity Chairman; Noncyc Moore, Secretary; Marshall Henderson, President; Molly Moore, Treasurer; Martha Duke, Vice-President. Standing: Mrs. Snider, Sponsor. Foremost in the mind of the junior class this year were their arrangements to provide a successful spring prom for the graduating seniors. A heated campaign selling class cards raised money for their treasury along with a cheery Christmas Sock Hop, complete with Santa Claus and his little helpers. May brought the long-anticipated and planned-for dance featuring a theme straight from gay Paree. The juniors worked hard to be rewarded with an occasion which will last long in the memories of those who enjoyed it. Mike Agee Dorothy Alcorn Mdry Jane Alcorn Betty Arnett Buddy Arnold Ronald Aronow Barbara Ashburn Frank Attiliis Charles Baber Gordon Baldwin Tony Barcntinc David Beale Mary Alice Bealke Carol Beasley Mary Alice Benedict Botty Berry Mary Catherine Berry Peggy Berry Margarete Bertram Janet Blackwell Robert Blakemore Grit Blumenthal Warren Boland Larry Bolton John Bor ton William Bourne Elizabeth Bowling Donis Branscom Barbara Brecar Sue Brenneman 46 Dana Brenner Charles Brickert Charles Briel Ann Briggs Anita Brinckmann Gene Brisach Wary Ann Britt Barbara Brown Howe Brown Allen Bugg Joan Burch Patricia Bureau le Roy Burrows Elizabeth Burruss Ellen Burton Regina Burton George Butt Robert Caldwell Effic-lou Campbell Sarah Campbell Donald Carl Cecil Carr Frank Carr Carl Castlo Ann Chamberlain Frances Chamberlain Julia Chaszar Barbara Churn William Cleary Nitha Cloud George Coburn Carol Cochrane Joyce Cockrell Nancy Coggins Janice Collum John Compton Courtney Connolly Melvin Cooperman Bette Cox Elizabeth Cox Eugene Cox Mary Alice Crump Patricia Curran Edwin Currie Sue Dabclsteen Marcia Dalo Mary Daniel Justine Dascomb Bill Davidson Nancy Davidson Dale Davies Nanci Davis 47 Talking up class cards Rebecca Davit Patricia Deihr Meric Delancey Robert Diehl Laura DiJoseph Barbara Di Salvo Thomat Dittmer Carol Dixon Myrna Dodd Pat Douglass Robert Dovo Bill Dowdy Mike Downey Dave Duke Martha Duke Jeannie Duncan Charlct Dunn Judy Dunn Ruts Dunn Linda Duvall Rita Easely Carol Eblcn Janet Edge Glenn Edmonds Warren Edwards Donald Eiscnhert Robert Eiscnhart Patricia Elliott Lo Etta Ellison Nancy Estep Stuart Evans Jean Fairfax Pat Ferguson Jane Finnegan Bob Frederick Frank Frinks Robert Frutchsy Zane Fulton Rilda Furman Eugene Gardner Ann Garland Robert Garland John Gary Robert Gerber joan Godfrey Edward Goldb'rg Paul Goldman Gloria Goldstein Carole Gonder Peggy Gore Ihomas Gore Mary Graeves Jim Graham Diana Granberry 48 Charles Gravatte Jackie Gravattc Phoebe Greenlcaf Barbara Gregory Harriet Grime Carolyn Haiilip Shirley Hall Thelma Hell Nancy Hanjon Robert Hardesty James Harrison Barbara Hart Patricia Hawkens James Hawthorne Thomas Hayden Warren Helwig Frances Henderson Marshall Henderson Charles Henry Kenneth Henry Joyce Herndon Mary Ann Herr loo Herron Charles Hill Eleanor Hill Jo Etta Hill James Hines Sue Hite Ronald Hollis Nancy Housun Joan Hubbard George Hoffman Jo Ann Hughes Sue Hoic Sarah Humphrey Mary Jewell Carolyn Johnson Gayc Johnson Lillian Jones Roberta Jones Alfred Judd Kay Kampo Jerry Kauffman James Keck Carolyn Kelton Phyllis Kennedy Iris Kern Lois Kidd Richard King William King Penny Kinnard Janet Kirtlcy Linda Klavencss Eugene Kopp 49 Holiday spirit at the Sock Hop James Lamport Ned Landis Barbara lane Connie le Fcvre Barbara Lemmon Jerry lewis Ellsworth lane John lewis Harald Larsen Pat little Pete Latimer Trudy London Jerry lawter Delores long Dorothy Leach James long Marshall Leef Eleanor Lucas Claronce Ludlow Janet lunccford Clay Lyons Robert MacDonald Nancy McCauley Dorothy McClary Corley McDonald Jean McDonald Margy McDonald Randy McDonald John McElroy Margaret McGhee Mary Mcllhonny Stuart McKinney Frances Mclane Don McNamara Betty Madison Frank Mahoney Larry Mahoney Deanna Major William Major Greg Marsh Bernard Marshall Daniel Marston Jeannette Mason Russell Mason Annette Massey William Matthews Jcaninc Mauck Martha Mawycr Nancy Mesnig Howard Meyer Barbara Miller Davo Miller Benton Milster Nancy Moncure % - - b - n|£ rv t zs : c Li -4 % ViJl O k J. -1 it'1 50 Doris Mooney Alton Moore Darlene Moore Molly Moore Nancyc Moore Randall Moore Robert Morris Maren Mortonson Nancy Morton Colleen Moseley Donald Motley Joyce Mudd Barbara Munday Pat Murphy Jackie Murray Hammond Myers lois Nachman Willard Nash Judy Nesbitt Carolyn Nesselrodt Rachel Newman Johnny Nottingham Joan Novak Mike O'Donnell Charles Odoroff Jane Padgett lee Padgett Helen Pals Thomas Parker lois Parks Franklin Payne Albert Peacock Dorothy Peterson Diane Pflieger John Phelps Billy Plot! Deanna Plotxky Pat Pollard James Poole Raymond Poole Marcia Porterfield Joyce Potter Georgo Potts Karen Potts Pat Pulley Sallie Reese Steve Renson Edward Renner Carol Rcnshaw John Reynolds Tommy Rhodes Nancy Richardson Richard Riley Josephine Rinaldo 51 Rush for class rings Charles Riser Paul RlMnovr James Robinson Patricia Rowles Boyd Rucker Pat Russell Edward Sanderson Sarah Schclccn William Schumm Johnny Seaman Bob Seeley Arthur Severson Dale Shaffer Joseph Sheldon Vivian Shiflctt Miriam Shinklo William Shu Carol Siebcrt Gordon Silcox Joan Sillex Pat Sillex David Simms Earle Sims Earline Sisson Robert Sisson Doris Smith Joan Smith Lamar Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Wilbur Smith Alice Sobotka Judy Sonosky Fred Steals Janice Stewart Lillian Stewart Nancic Stewart Wayne Stewart Dennis Sullivan Jackie Sullivan Faye Sutler Thomas Sykes Mike Tate Carole Taylor Barbara Terry Gloria Tolson Mike Tomalin Robert Totten Marilyn Trent Deanna Trunnell Doris Tucker David Uhlcr Mary Taylor Sherren Vierling 52 Janice Vitale Jane Voj Peggy Wade linda Walden Sarah Watford Phyllis Washburn Audrey Wclborno Penny West Ellen White Jerry White Jane Wiggin Bernard Williams James Williams Joan Williams Marie Williams Mary Williams 8ertha Willingham Jackie Winslett Joyce Witt Eddie Wood Herbert Wood Marilyn Wood Elaine Woolf Dickie Wright Mike Wright Phyllis Yarborough Mary Yates Jim Yce Roy Zuspan JUNIOR BOARD: Seatod—Noncy Moore, Morsholl Henderson, Molly Moore, Gordon Silcox, Johnny Notlinghom. Standing—Pot Ferguson, George Bull, Noncy Richardson, Lillian Stewart, Andy Briggs, Dennis Sullivan, Bobby Garland, Allan Bugg, Dove Uhlcr. 53 Reaching the halfway mark SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class formed a dance club that later combined with the Junior-Senior Dance Club. It sponsored a Good Will Dance at Christmas. To raise funds, class membership cards were sold. SOPHOMORE BOARD; Row I: Ginny Rubley. Sandra Kidd, Barbara Hoge. Borbora Hyde. Row 2: John Papageorge, Jimmy Fared, Frank Reed, lyle Gannon, Bucky Poole, Jerry File. Row 3: John Moreci, Skip Weil, Kenny Barrett, Jim Anderson, Bob Garda, Phil Yatet. SHOP 2: Row ?; Wallace Brawn, Jim Furcheu. Robert Ezzell, James Cobb, Jimmie Farroll, Harold Sowderi, Bobby Harris. Row 2. leon Brown, Chris leach, David Waltman, Dove Kerlin, Charles Snyder, Melvin Terry, Bobby Hill. Row 3: lorry Gaepel, Tommy Ramey. Leonard Cornelius, Warren Zimmerman, Fred Frommer, Wayne Rudy, Robert Morgan, Dove Burks. SHOP 9: Row I; Charlie Scruggs, Jack Whit-mcr, Horry Mulkoy, Eddie Mills, Matt Middle-brooks. Row 2; Richard Moy, Carroll English, Gene Beovers, Dave Nelbach, Joseph Bullman. Row 3: Mike Ramey, David Rife, Richard Me-Kenney. Robert Agner, Robert Clarke, Don Chauncey. 54 ROOM 125: Row ?: Kothlccn Roddo, Hclon Potcrson, Edna Gipe, Joanne Page, Ann Bry-den, Sally Bollanco, Vido Kent. Row 2: Do e Hoborg, Loretta lets, Stella Pridgen, Sondra Kerr, Eleanor long, Borbora Hogc, Thomas Orndorff. Row 3 Bill Schocck, Rost Hunt, Christopher Walz, Donald Honklc, William Vaughn, Jeff Aitcho-son, Fred Will. Row 4. Bartley Gordon, Ted Ritter, French Zahn, Hamilton Rothrock. ROOM 206: Row ?.• Eugenia Pruitt, lois Finnell, Goy Bowman, Edwina Barrett, Barbara Kidwell, Loretta Wells, Sally Jeon, Hilda Cockrell. Row 2: Karen Delance, Shirley lillard, Anne Adams, Marcia Dolo, Pot Howell, Nancy George, Barbara Mart-ton, Zello Mahoney. Row 3: Frank Fannon, Eddie Dyson, Alan Abramson, Phyllis Graves, Joanne Gloddin, Jeanne Humphrey, Robert Rosmusscn, Barry Yost. Row 4: Gene Ross, Bobby Mowycr, James Wood, Kent Barrett, Robert Fox, Malcolm Pcvcrill, Mike Brown, Billy Dawson, Richard Weaver, Jerry Corso. ROOM 236: Row I: Gloria Harris, Barbara Showers, Carol Gracfenstein, Barbara Nolan, Bobbie Jackson, Jean Pennington, 8elty Montgomery, Shirley Briel. Row 2.-Eileen Simpson, Barbara Hyde, Elaine Martin, Ruth Redmond, Cecile Nunnally, Barbara Purdy, Becky Knight. Row 3: Scott Hyrc, Francis Pctitt, Bob Dickens, Jackie Ncco, Sandra, Sooy, Robert lanham, Jim Gadonos. Row 4.- David Work, Pete Knowles, Tom Reese, Dovid Pope, Robert Miller. 55 A toy dance at Christmas ... CAFE T.: Row 1: Pot McCormick, Jeon Beach, Peggy Gregg, Joyce Oakes, Velma Cameron, Ann Gorham, Joyce Dawson, Connie Heimann. Row 2. Suzy Zacherle, Beverly Curbo, Joan Norton, Susan Hart, Ruth Daccy, leah Kilroy, Clydie Brown, Thelma Bowles, Gwen Kobcrnick. Row 3: Peggy Dowdy, Phyllis Coffman, Peggy Godfrey, Margaret Goldman, Janot Raynos, Rose Barber, Morgoret Walker, Down Gulley. Row 4: Kay Noll, Dianne Cour-bron. ROOM 115: Row I. Roscmory Pugh, Saun-dra Scott. Sue Howard, Karen Wilson, Anne Kaus, Clara Price, Sondra Nuhn, Corol Sensing, Roberto Armstrong. Row 2 James Mills, Frankie Philps, Joey Maiden, Donald Slopcr, Barry Wolf, Jim Fair-weather, Robert Sinn, Thomas Beck, Jim Culticc. Row 3: Monty Draper, Charles Baker, Corwin Kemper, Leo Kerbel, Fronk Cosimano, Larry Fisher, John Botolis, Michael Henry. Row 4. Daniel Costello, Russell Sams, Jerry File, Jerry Alexander, Gene Noll, Jim Miller, James McDonald. ROOM 124: Row 1: Ginger Mims, Judy Walter, Barbara Burnor, Mary Jo Schcer, Barbara Singer, 8ette Clark, Elaine Stiller, Nadine Fuller. Row 2: Lesley Russell, Edwin Hall, Edward Snyder, Bob Stine, Richard Stanley, Tony Dold, Robert Bower, Thomas Ryan, Edward Asholford. Row 3: Gary James, Gerald Hogg, Roger Burba, George Bush, Kenneth Which-ard, Alex Halbcr, David Craig, Arthur Drury, Mike Nelson. Row 4; Gail 8urchc!l, Jim Reynolds, David Walford, Bill Dalkin, George Guther, Jim Anderson, Don Bragg. ROOM 127: Row J: Belly Steele, Soroh Myers, Sharon Devol, Marianne Lewis, Nancy Russell, Beverley Horbcrl, Barbara Tedford, Jo Smith, Joan Pcikin. Row 2: larry Brinson, Chick Holman, Marilyn Krueger, Nancy Dempsey, Mary lou litllepage, Marjorie Neumann, Barbara Surles, Solly Gorman, Russell Kinningham, Phil Harrington. Row 3: Bobby Logan, Ken Pridgen, Doug Murphy, lacy Jones, Robert Callander, William West, Bruce McArtor, John Do Morr, Robert Cole, Leon Jewell. ROOM 202: Row 1: Judy Goldchien, Elsie Michelbach, Kathryn Hall, Saundra Emigh, Janice Jefferson, Donna Bcrnasck, Marion Carl, Rebecca McCrickords. Row 2: Paulo McCullough, Mary Margaret Teresi, Barbara Mills, Ann McIntosh, Louise Renner, Mary Lou Fleotwood, Geneva Mae Daniel, Suson Councilor, Pat Lewis. Row 3: Elwood Hibbcrd, Jeffrey Bornes, James Blanken-baker, Joyce Bunch, Ella lee, Ralph Price, Gordon Miller, Bobby Mueller. Row 4.-Edgar Good, Grady Snapp, Joe Draper, Jomcs McClanahon. James Kerr, Lyle Gon-non, Marvin Beach. ROOM 210: Row 1. Edith Geer, Jeon Hommill, Patricia Baker, Mary Donnahuc, Janet Thompson, Evelyn Stearns, Barboro Hall, Marilyn Burnside, Ellen Cook. Row 2.- David Mortin, Danny Alexander, Margie lee, Sally Shcaly, Cecelia Gordon, Bertha Zuspan, Morgot Hutcheson, David Abercrombie, David Nimmer. Row 3: Everett Greenwood, Barry Roberson, Roymond Glover, Hugh West, George Goodman, Dick Moore, Jim Stewart, Johnny Kohler. Row 4 Jack Dumas, John Juliano, Bob Garda, Mike Dclncgro, Steve Cogswell. 57 Added spice to the year ROOM 212: Row 1: Jon Kos-sell, Sandy McCullough, Patsy Neher, Phyllis Kersey, lovise Iverson, Harriet Collin, Bar-boro Crompton, Emily Goodwin. Row 2: Karl Watts, Robert Casscdy, Charles Simpson, Joan Li Hard, Patrice McCarthy, Jack Brittain, David Stryker, James Briel. Row 3.- Frank Bol-lengcr, Frank Waldron, John Moore, Albert Hotlle, John Robey, Paul Clarke, Oliver Beolc, John Nelson, Donald Boone. ROOM 224: Row ?.- Elaine Thcimcr, Gail Fitzpatrick, Pat Starkey, Gloria liggio, Ruth Ann Caublc, Martha loaning, Brooke Picot, Catherine Philippe. Row 2.- Bobby Foote, Walter Currcncc, Nancye Mars, Ruth Winters, Audric Hubbard, Grace Suthard, Paula Anderson, Mike Will, John Papagcorgc. Row 3: Bill Roberson, Kermit Thacker, Robert Simpson, Melvin Fortney, David lefovour, Wayne Oehmann, Orville Brandt, Bob Gibbs. Row 4; Richard Roth-well, David Carl, Bucky Poole, Henry Payne, Peter Schultz. ROOM 227: Row J.- Ginny Rublco, Betty Hess, Frances Rogers, Corlyn Oakes, Gwen Duchring, Mario Picciolo, Sue Russell, Liz Baumgardner. Row 2. John Hayden, Myra Griffin, Nancy Garland, Ellen King, Frances Naylor, Betty Poates, Bonnie Frazer, Von Slaymakcr. Row 3: Milton Rogers, Dave Gawler, Osman Andolsun, Mike Willingham, Billy Fidlcr, Gus Hendricks Pete Howerton, Teddy Young. Row 4 larr Jacobson, Benjamin Bcitzcll, Walt Dens more, lorry Gatos. 58 ROOM 228: Row I.- Marjorie Shephard, lita Putnam, Ann Morgan, linda Watkins, linda Moler, Nancy Washburn, Susan Bailey. Row 2.- Jerry Rowzic, Kenny Prince, lenn Derren-backer, linda Pierpoint, Lola Ooniels, Deanna Shunk, David Winklor, Bill Hill. Row 3. Phil Hole, Maynard Nohrden, Bort Reed, Thomas Heilig, John Tim-berlake, Frank Reed, Ben Clark, John Clark, Bill Thornett. Row 4. Ralph Pumphrey, Bobby Rind, Chuck Torpey, Bob Story. Graham Hill, John Welch, Dave Lehman. ROOM 242: Row I: Mary Chumblcy, Mary Katherine Harrup, Sorah Braun, Gerry Moran, Ruth Shifflett, Dorothy Cockrill, Barbara Turner, Pot McKclIcgcl, Nancy lloyd. Row 2: Barbara Hamilton, Carolyn Bussard, Marion Bell, Janel Spittle, Sandra Kidd, Carole Durrctl, Martha larsen, Joan Carol Sowders, Sylvia Roland, Sylvio Sheffield, Sylvia Sluss, Joan Vitale. Row 3: Donny Wicker, Welby McArtor, Jim Eller-kamp, Douglas Butler, Herbert Costello, Warren Somucls, Neil Hein, Steve Woolls, Robbie lowman, Robert Harrington. ROOM 324: Row I.- Leslie Thomas, Peggy Walters, Mary Muench, Barbora Yuhasz, Martha lumbard, Sarah Hale, Ruth Ann Buckner, Janice Keel, Karen Holmes, Ann Furr. Row 2: Hubort Herring, Jimmy Walker, Doris Ash, Evelyn Embrcy, Carol lee Harvey, Corolo Drcsskcll, Marie Fowler, Alice Humphrey, Philip Montague, Ray Dugger. Row 3: James Dakeman, Jim Steele, James Hudgins, Richard Carter, George Stewart, John Moreci, Robert Fowler, Joseph Kent, Paul White, Jack Phillips. 59 Ye wee little freshie FRESHMAN CLASS Freshmen were welcomed to G.W. by the Student Council at a dance in the fall. They packed a basket of food for needy children at Thanksgiving and helped in the Junior Red Cross drive. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS— Sealed. Dixie Haislip. Secretory; Cy Pointer, President; Fontaine Lloyd, Treasurer. StandingBuddy Elliott, Vice-President; Miss Currin, Sponsor. SHOP 4: Row I: Billy Gorrison, Eorl Puckett, Bucky Pryor, Nicky Riscigno, Willard Simpson, Gary Swain, Stanley Slivinski. Row 2 Jimmie Kinsey, Morton Katz, Robert Carroll, Jim Maxficld, Jerry Smith, Morris Grogan, Bill Thacker. Row 3: Eddie McDonald, John Dickerson, David Ross, Jackie Lantz. SHOP 8: Row I. Pete Hershlield, Bob Fcagancs, Monroe Bryant, Warren Lowrcnce, John Hughes, Warren Martin, Drayton Tylee. Row 2: Robert Fcwell, Williom Groves, Raymond Williams, Tommy Lucas, Richard Harmon, Rudy Gasser. Row 3: Hal Kerlin, Jomos Wilson, Jerry King, Ralph Morgan. 60 ROOM 118: Row I: Nellis Brown, Gail Kremer, Joon Nolon, Barbara Ballard, Kalhy Brashcars, Lois Foust, Charlotte Ranck, Ann McCain. Row 2: Dennis Romsoy, Bill Hamilton, Joyce Rittenhouse, Barbara Christian, Wailano Tubbs, Gay Cameron, Marty Zilmer, Ronnie libby. Row 3: Donald Purdy, Charles Weaver, Bill Anholf, Leonard Goldstein, Louis Lee, Jim Wenzke, Lawrence Jacobs. Row 4 Richard Harlow, Dwight Edwards, Alan Havener, Early Donald, Tommy Glaze, Hcrnondo Mora. ROOM 225: Row 1: Ann Humphries, Evelyn Jones, Dolores Warren, Gail Collins, Myrtle Bullman, Juana Abrcu, Margaret Nolan, Corole Durand. Row 2: Christine Cate, Linda Johnson, Flo Rodgers, Mory Palmer, Dolores Tucker, Joyce Gra-vottc, Peggy Wolf, Jeanette Padgett, Edwino lawhorne. Row 3: Larry Dohnor, Frank Knill, Herbert Wolff, Patsie Milam, Shirley Simms, Alan Chcdcstcr, John Hurst, Francis Tregcr. Row 4.- Carlin Bontz, Kenneth Poff, Phil Tromoin. ROOM 230: Row I: Sally Emigh, Peggy Beavers, Pat Fitzgerald, Joan Farraro, Shelvey Grccno, Cynthia Abramson, Pot Spinks, Anno Sof-fellc. Row 2: Charlie Pclitt, Charles Bryant, Kay Garlock, Nancy Strauss, Nancy Rand, Vicki Cohen, Andrea Gregg, Obic Harrup, Bobby Lawrence. Row 3: James Anderson, Glenn Conner, Elmer Oliver, Lewis Daymude, Eddie Hopkins, Buddy Elliott, Bob lewis, Buzzie LcFcvrc. Row 4: Paul Meyer, Jason Ginn, Bob Groy, Ray Pulley. 61 You'd better mind your ways ... ROOM 314: Row I: Edith Jacobson, Belly Pouzenc, Cormen Arehart, Joyce Berry, Loretta Spinks, Janice Wood, Helen Wcasc, Mario Thodos, Isobcl Horrios. Row 2: Belly Cockrell, Patricia Albritc, Sue Smith, Marion Thacker, Sandra Felts, Pat Kirkmon, Gcorqcanne Wick, Marguerite Doss. Row 3: Johnny Glover, Jerry Evans, John Perry, Margie Watkins, Ann leef, Ted Arthur, David Wuebbcns. Row 4: Tony Stanley, Milton Saffelle, Paul Rider, Frank Truesdale. CAFE P.: Row 1: Marcia Minson, Peggy lee Brooks, Pat Martin, Mory Anne Hope, Shirley Jane Daymude, Mory Napier, Ann Hclwig, Dixie Haislip, Jean Harris. Row 2: Joyce lee, Pat Hudson, Mary Fairbanks, Dccno Bcrliant, lorcne Montague, Mary Payne, Barbara Pugh, Carol Itschncr, Julie Major. Row 3.- Shelby Jean Sullivan, Jonel Pethtal, Peggy Ann Rudd, Sally Clerk, Barbara Ann Reeves, Ernestine lacy, Judy Robertson, Gay Griffith, Betty Davis. SHOP 5: Row 1; Tom Woods, Johnny Phillips, Bob Richardson, Freddie Flemming, Bruce Alexander. Row 2. Jerry Saulnier, Charles Sul-hard, Allan Bolder, Gory Connor, David Thcis, Jimmie Bcolcs. Row 3, Gilbert Fletcher, Frank Wcrkhciscr. 62 ROOM 110: Row I: Irene Thorpe, Linda Horne, Nancy Ann Fitzgerald, Lois Schwartz, Charlotte Jeon Moore, Gretchen Schiltz, Carolyn Tapscott, Mildred Abel. Row 2. Joon Tachoir, Pot Wolborn, Julia lee Kidd, Ruth Mosley, Patsy Kerns, Dianna lee Thompson, Pauline Campbell. Row 3: Vance Stipe, Denis O'Connor, Harry Pcnco, Al Painter, Cy Painter, Edward Garvey, Thomas Frazier, Frank Silcox. Row 4. Lloyd Blackwell, Roger Peterson, Carlin Ridgely, Sonny Showers, Jim Mark, Ewing Smith, Sandy Short, Tommy Lear. ROOM 114: Row I: Joy Louis, Tommy Anderson, Ina Zuspan, Tina Mauldin, Judie Color, Barboro Joan Armistcad, Shirley Mayhugh, Dorothy Kirkmon. Row 2 Marie Boulanger, Borbara Taylor, Kristine Mc-Elroy, Janet Enoch, Sally Hibbard, Nora Burns, Darlene Feyh, Florence Hall, Susan Finley. Row 3: Tom Galbraith, Dale Gordon, George Mabry, Bob Herr, Bob Daniel, Ralph Pridgen, Billy Dempsey, Meade Hufford. Row 4. Dallas Lunccford, Lewis Cunningham, Scott Tylor, Hank Benson, Damon Hcrlig. ROOM 117: Row 1: Kathleen Pago, Helen Davis, Betty Davidson, Ginger Shaw, Fontaine Lloyd, Barbara Bourgeois, Peggy lowhorne, Pat Dcuterman. Row 2: Joyce Bur- roughs, Sheila Yancey, Mary Pun-cochar, Lynn Gruits, Lynne Seaton, Anne Broddus, Suzanne Salter, Peggy Honey, Sarah Shields. Row 3; Douglas Cross, James Borton, Bill Fcaganes, Peter Sushka, Beverly Estep, Robert Hough, Larry Meadows, Gale Conner. Row 4; Henry Langhoim, Raymond Pavone, Sperry Romig, Raymond Norris, Gerold Inscoc, John Biondi, Joe Miller. 63 if you hope to be seniors ... ROOM 120: Row I; Mory Deaton, Ann Smith, Janet Love, Shirley Kinzer, Mary Livingston, Sandra Holmes, Brenda lancaster, Susan Stirling, Pat Whalen. Row 2. Janice Caublc, Darlene Reed, Judy Miller, Linda Dillon, Morgoret Hylond, Mary Spalding, Pot Partello, Joon Griffith, Ruth Rogers, Helen Shifflett. Row 3. Bob Norris, Paul Ap-person, lorry Braccy, Jimmio Townsend, Jimmy Turner, Ralph Wood, Gregory Evans, Howard Watson, Charlie Altizcr. Row 4: Jimmie Rogers, Oscar Fisher, Doug Crupper, Ralph West, Conrad Chadwick, Darry Dupree. ROOM 136; Row I Delores Young, Beth Smith, Marie Keattcs, Frances Powell, Mory Ann Sills, Dottie Nelson, Barbara Caldwell, Solly Cora-ballo. Row 2.- Shirley Porter, Gwen Johnson, Louise Landis, Borbara Reeves, Pat Dreury, Margaret McConnell, Dale Alpert, Nan Darling, Mary Ann Severson. Row 3: Ed McClain, Carol Hill, Nancy Morris, Julie Schmidt, Graham Dunstan, Peggy Jean Richter, Borbaro Bryant, Jo-Ann Blume, Thcrcso Garilli. Row 4: Richard Proulx, Aubrey Moore, Richard McDonald, Don Clever, Andy lynch, Ray Hollzdow, Tom Martin. ROOM 144: Row fBob Mitchell, Charlie Woollum, Robert Chomcs, Alex Riddell, Kenneth Kidd, Thomas McCaffrey, Don Fraser, Christopher Salmon. Row 2: Richard Nichols, Gene Nelson, Mike Burke, Wayne Harris, Danny Zimmerman, David Moson, Charles Coberly, Louis May, Michael Conlon. Row 3: Jomos Pope, Adam Hubbell, David Honokcr, Dave Howell, Dennis Chichester, Philip Jones, Borry Boose, Sidney McCauley. Row 4: Richord Voitsas, Windsor Irby, Norman Plotzky, Paul Pedone, Tom Scott, David Knowles. 64 ROOM 203: Row J: Nancy Knee-land, Elaine Lynn, Barbara Cook, Emily Coburn, Anita Cory, Judy Mooney, Corol Kelly, Millie Bor-chevsky. Row 2: Dovid Blokemorc, Carl Oliver, John Munson, Peggy Coilum, Morcc Croun, Dorothy Shaw, Faye Harlow, Aileen Koon, Dolly Gold. Row 3: David Mordc, Robert Appcrson, Raymond Reeves, Frank Hall, Edward Abramson, Gerald Hicks, Fred Holland, Richard Kemper. Row A. Stanley Harrison, Richard Weil, Bernard Di-Nicola, William Ollcy, Goorgc Barnes. ROOM 232: Row I. Esther Blaine, Priscilla Sourborn, Nancy Elliott, Mary Ann Roland, Jannc McCall, Sandy Richordson, Julie Anderson, Carol Shutt. Row 2: Madge Sceorcc, Jeon Pugh, Anne Martin, Peggy Wilkins, Patricio Foley, Marcia Armstrong, Donna Nevin. Row 3: Leonard Collins, Wendell Swain, Tommy Witter, Gory Lyman, Mike Stanley, Jomes Clark, Johnny Mandlcy, Sonny Jones. Row 4: Frankie Regan, Ernest Blaine, Martin Brula, Eddie Schwabe, Jim Gobbel, Leo Burch, Dcnnie Easley. ROOM 234: Row J.- Jackie Allison, Mardie Reed, Barbara Wade, Ethel Carlson, Shirley Bowles, Diana Neidich, Louise Walton, Gertrude Boulanger. Row 2.- Linda Honshaw, Joyco Berry, Barbara Jenkins, Lee Rowley, Nancee Baber, Sue Sword, Jo Jeon McCoy. Charlotte Wydra, William Pettey. Row 3: George Stockcs, Donald Whitcstonc, Marcus Montgomery, Al Pasquali, Archie Hawk, Lawrence Breed, Chuck Scully, David Jacobson. Row 4.- Ted Barnett, William C. Henderson, Bennett Marshall, Roy Pier-point, Bruce Rollins, Keith Chop-pcllc, Melvin Inscoe. 65 One of these days ROOM 312: Row 1: Wondo Rood, Kay Lynn Black, Barbara Hall, Belly Franklin, Carolyn Routh, Barbara Collins, Ellon Sansbury. Row 2: Chorlos Jones, Norma Rife, Barbara Napier, Belly Williams, Adelaide lubig, Linda Thompson, Virginia Koon, Carlclon Burnell. Row 3: Lee Twyford, Earl Roberts, John Mor-iarly, Donald Dill, Ben Whitchouse, V oyne Grimes, Marlin Clayton. Row 4: Richard Allen, Andrew Green, Bobby Goodman, Tommy Leith, Wilmcr Pollonl. ROOM 316: Row J.- Margaret Wingfield, Mary Dole Carter, Marylou Chappell, Maria Wisbrun, Joan Horton, Joan Durrctt, Virginia Soffellc, Nelda Wood, Judy Nottingham. Row 2. Sondra Ann Beach, Mildred Walton, Marie Fisher, Roberta Hayes, Virginia Macklin, Mary Ann Garrett, Marcella Pcoso, Noncy Suder, Mary Ann long. Row 3: Seth Oginz, Chick Conners, John Ramey, Perry Roush, Charlie Holden, Lawrence Sorensen, Jerry Huff, Michael Lloyd, Barry Spofford, Mark Robey. Row 4: Charles Shinbcrg, Stuart long, Jan Garwig. ROOM 327: Row I: Ann Hclwig, Peggy lee Brooks, Mary Anne Hope, Virginia Denis, Mary Napier, Shirley Daymudc, Carol Itschner, Dixie Haislip, Julie Major. Row 2: Mary Fairbanks, Marcia loo Minson, Deeno Bcrliant, lorcnc Montague, Barbara Pugh, Gail James, Jean Harris, Pat Marlin. Row 3: Ernestine lacy, Judy Robertson, Joyce lee, Kay Golt, Mary Payne, Shelby Sullivan, Gay Griffith, Sara Willis. Row 4.- Jane Pcthtal, Peggy Ann Rudd, Barbara Reeves, Sally Clark, Susan Boslwick. 66 ROOM 330: Row I: Charlyn Marie Kelicran, Nancy Carman, Linda Clark, Linda Lee Hearn, Carol Ann Boswell, Belly Harrington, Helen Jean DeLanccy, Nancy Ann Cheek. Row 2. Grace Nesselrodt, Doris Jean Gordon, Anne Tindolo, Sandro Jean Devine, Moric Swilhen-bank, Elizabeth Smith, Janice Rcn-zi, Doris Thomas. Row 3: Billy Cooper, John Michclbach, Ronald Robertson, Douglas Moore, Calvin Vaughn, Buddy Mawycr, Jack Flowers, Lynn Bowman, John Woodley, Philip Herrick, John Absalom. ROOM 332: Row I. Sandra Rutherford, Mable Lacy, Gail Smith, Kay Collins, Mary Panich, Sarah Kincaid, Emily Chew, Jane Lucas. Row 2: Earlcnc Perce, Marty Arena, Joan Ebersbcrgcr, Margarof Cummings, Faye Humphrey, Ann Tothitl, Carole Walker, Jcannic Mcbus, Rosalie Langford. Row 3: Robert Byrnes, Beverly Smith, Karen Bozarth, Janice Arnold, Penny Mason, Cynthia Houghton, George Seay, Norman Edwards. Row 4-. Vincent Corker, Ned Ronnells, Walter Jeffries, Lynn Kirby, Bill Dodge. ROOM 334: Row Jean Swoin, Joan Pugh, Betty Vaught, Marilyn Wright, I'Lota Sykes, Audrey Williams, Lois Jean Howk, Janet Downs. Row 2: Kay Spates, Koy Phillips, Margaret Adams, Catherine Counts, Betty Davis, Annette Less, Myra McGhee, Ruth Holtle, Diana Spiller. Row 3: Don Moson, Buddy Crymcs, Parke Custis, Tommy Davis, Larry Francis, David Anderson, Tommy Brooks, Carl Greenwood. Row 4: Kirk Petrovic, Nelson Year-gin, Richard Hall, Bill Shuler, Jerry Griggs, John Boaz. 67 Faculty Cokes! They didn't hove one of those machines when I was here . . . and in the teachers' dining room, too! 69 MR. PRUET Besides being principal of G.W., Mr. Pruet is active in the Kiwanis Club, and he teaches adult Bible class at the First Baptist Church. He is chairman of the Group I schools in the High School League and a member of the Administrative Council of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Virginia State Council of the Southern Association. Mr. Pruet follows sports events closely and enjoys reading. DEAR DIPLOMAS—They make this a busy day for Miss Jonos, Mrs. Kennedy, and Mr. Pruot. MR. EDGAR G. PRUET Principal MRS. JOSEPHINE TOLBERT Assistant Principal in Charge of Girls MR. ROBERT W. GARNER Assistant Principal in Charge of Boys 70 TESTING 1 -2-3-4 —Mr. Pruet demonstrates the new public address system to Mi. Garner. Guiding hands MISS JEAN WHITE Guidance Director College Night MISS STEWART JONES MISS IYNNWOOD KINDER Counselor Counselor College Night College Night Secretary of Faculty Council Compass literary Sponsor MR. PAUL MACKEY Counselor College Night Student Council GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Personal, occupational, and vocational advice were given to forward-looking students by guidance counselors. Among other things they planned the students' schedules and administered different kinds of tests. FACULTY In twenty years G.W.'s faculty has grown from thirty-six to eighty-six. This year, besides its regular duties, it sponsored clubs, chaperoned dances, and to top it all off, had a fall chuck-wagon picnic. FINANCIAL WIZARDS — Mr. Pultz, school treasurer and his assistant Jane Padgett tabulate cafeteria receipts. ATTENDANCE AND OFFICE CLERKS: Mrs. Alice Me- SECRETARIES: Mrs. Esther Kennedy. Mrs. Mary Baker, Donough, Mrs. Margaret Bibb, Miss Ethel Baker. Miss Helen Jones. 71 Cheerful smiles MRS. ELIZABETH AllPORT Mathematics, Ticket Committee MR. PETER BA3ICH Social Studies MR. GEORGE BAGBY English Department Head, Superintendent's Advisory Council, Schedule Committoo, Ticket Committeo, Professional Relations Committoc of Alexandria Education Association, literory and Forensic Contests Coordinator MISS MILDRED BANE Music, Music Club Sponsor, Assembly Committee, Superintendent's Advisory Council MR. JOHN BAUER General Scioncc, Football Coach MISS KATHERYNE BAUGH Social Studies, World Events Club Sponsor MRS. MARY BUTCHER Business Finance Committee MISS DOLLY CALLAHAN Social Studies Deportment Head, Debate Club Sponsor, Quill and Palm Sponsor, Superintendent's Advisory Council, Faculty Council MRS. VIRGINIA CARR, R.N. School Nurse MR. HARRY CAUGHRON Physical Education, Football Coach, Track Cooch, Cross-Country Coach MRS. NELLIE CLAYTON Librarian MR. ROWLAND CRESSWELL Orchestra, Symphony Club Sponsor CANDIES AT CHRISTMAS— Library club membors Sara Wolford, Corley McDonold, Dana Brenner, lindo Watkins, and Mrs. Clayton help decorate the library for Christmas. MISS ELEANOR CURRIN English, Freshman Class Sponsor, Superintendent's Advisory Council MRS. ANNE DANIEL School Dietitian MRS. VIRGINIA DOUGHERTY Social Studies, College Night, Secretary P.T.A. MR. CHARLES DRURY Shop, Surveyor and little Hatchot Printer MISS NORMA DUNN English MRS. RUTH ELGIN Social Studios, Chess Club Co-Sponsor, Chaperon Committee MISS SUE FLORANCE Science MR. JAMES FORD Science, Monogram Club Sponsor, Footboll Coach, Asst. Track Coach, Athletic Council, Awards Committee MR. ROBERT FUNESTI Business, Dance Club Sponsor, J.V. Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach MISS MARY GARRETT French, English, Faculty Council MISS CHRISTOBEl GATES Science MRS. BETTY GILBERT Speech Arts, Journalism, Surveyor Sponsor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Surveyor Club Sponsor, little Hatchet Sponsor, Faculty Council Light the way SLOW, STUDENTS AT WORK —Mr. Hillmon is busy instructing Bartley Gordon, James long, Annette Massey, and Mary Ann Herr in the lab. PIN PUSHER — Pat McCormick looks up for opproval at Rosalie Langford as Mrs. Parker looks on. MISS AIBERTA GRANT French, French Club Sponsor MR. DEUCALION GREGORY English, Public Speaking Club Sponsor MR. GEORGE GROVE Shop, Sophomore Donee Club Sponsor MISS EUNICE GUILl English, Star Scholastic Competition MRS. DOROTHEA HARRISON English, Dramatics, Dramatics Club Sponsor, National Thespian Dramatics Society Sponsor, Social Committee, Superintendent's Advisory Council MRS. JANE HASTINGS Business MRS. JOANA HEIMBACH Physical Education, Cheerleaders Sponsor MISS BLANCHE HELM library, Cop and Gown Committee MISS EDNA HELM Business, School Bank MR. WILLIAM HILLMAN Science, Senior Class Assistant Sponsor, Ticket Committee MRS. WAPELLA HOUCHINS Mathematics MISS LORRAINE HUBBARD Physical Education, G.A.A. Sponsor, Faculty Council, Health Council MRS. EDITH HUSSEY English, Teaching Aids Committee MISS HELEN IDDINGS Mathematics, Student Council Sponsor MR. FRANK KAPRIVA Science, Chaperon Committee, Football Coach MISS LUCILLE KEETON English MRS. ELEANOR KING Art, Art Club Sponsor, Art Sponsor of little Hatchet'' MISS CHARLENE KIRACOFE Language Deportment Head, lotin Club Sponsor, Senior Frolics MR. JOHN LARSEN Shop Department Head, Sophomore Dance Club Sponsor, Schedule Committee, Public Address System Supervisor MR. IRVING LINDSEY Mathematics Department Head, Senior Class Sponsor, “Compass Business Sponsor MRS. AGNES LIPSCOMB English, Spoiling Club Sponsor MRS. CLARICE LYNN Latin, Sponish MISS KATHERINE McELROY Mathematics, Advertising Sponsor of Compass MRS. GRACE McGILVRAY Business, Majorette Club Sponsor LADIES AND GENTLEMEN —Mr. Garner begins speaking at the Valentine's Day Dinner, as Mrs. Garner and Miss Potch listen. MORNING MAIL — Glancing over items of interest at the teachers' boxes are Miss McElroy, Mrs. Porker, Miss Whittaker, and Mr. Larsen. MR. JOSEPH McGOWAN Shop And lead us on miss mary McKinney Business, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Faculty Council, Superintendent's Advisory Committee MISS THEIMA MADDOX Mathematics MR. FRANK MARINO Physicol Education, Intramural Athletics, Freshman Basketball Coach MR. HENSEL MIUER Shop, Bible Club Sponsor, Gate Committee MR. ARCHER MIlllCAN Science Department Head, General Supervision MRS. EVELYN MONROE English MRS. MARY MORELAND Science, Superintendent's Advisory Council MR. JOHN MURDAUGH English, Dance Club Sponsor MR. MAURICE NICHOLS Social Studies. Faculty Council, Executive Council ol P.T.A. MR. STEPHEN OSISEK Physicol Education, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Senior Class Assistant Sponsor MR. SIMON PAINTER Social Studies, J.V. Football Coach. Baseball Coach GAB FEST — Rcloxing offer school ore Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Songer, and Miss Iddings. GOING MY WAY? — Sandra Bruce give directions to Barbara Whilmer and Martha Adams, new February Freshmen. MRS. MARY PARKER Home Economics Department Head, F.H.A. Co-Sponsor, American Education Week Chairman MISS GRACE PATCH Social Studies, Alexandria Education Association Board COLONEL GEORGE PATRICK Military Department, Cadet Clubs Sponsor MRS. OVEDIA PATTON Physicol Education, Dance Club Sponsor, Intramurals MISS MARGARET POWELL Mathematics, School Rings MR. F. VAUGHN PULTZ Business, School Treasurer MR. HARRY RICF.R Shop, J.V. Baseball MRS. LILLIAN SANGER Mathematics, Chaperon Committee, Chairman of Faculty Committee MRS. RUTH SCHULTZ Business, Jr. Red Cross Sponsor MRS. MARY SEAY Library, Library Club Sponsor MRS. MERCEDES SIMPSON Social Studies, English, Double-Barred Cross Sponsor MR. ROY SMITH Band. Music Appreciation The road of knowledge MR. FORD? At the Senior Doy parly Mr. Ford doublet for Santa Claus as Dcctzic Strother, Charles Armstrong, Jack Roub, Jimmy Paine, Pot Hoffman, ond Renno Joiner look on. YOU SEE IT'S THIS WAY — Mrs. Dan Kcrbcl, member of Ihe Alexandria School Board, ond Mr. Pruet discuss on imoortant point on Back-to-School night. MRS. WATKINS SMITH Business Department Head, F.B.L.A. Sponsor, Schedule Committee MRS. MARY SNIDER English, Junior Closs Sponsor MISS SYIVIA SOMERS English, Dance Club Sponsor, Reading Coach for Forensic Contests MRS. THEIMA STANTON Spanish, Assembly Committee Choirmon MISS PHYlllS TAYLOR Home Economics, English, F.H.A. Co-Sponsor MRS. EUNICE THIEMANN BUSINESS MISS ELIZABETH THRIFT Mothcmatics, Cap and Gown Committee Choirmon DR. DOROTHY TORPEY Social Studies, F.T.A. Sponsor, Alexandria Education Association Program Committee MRS. MARION VAN SAUN Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, language Assembly Committee MISS LULA WHITTAKER Science, Astronomy Club Sponsor MISS LUCY WILLIAMS Mathematics, Chess Club Sponsor MISS UNIS WOODWARD English, Chairman Remembrance Committee Lunch is served! SERVICE WITH A SMILE— Louis Wolkcr and Elmer Gardner have a friendly chal in G.W.'s halls. CASHIERS: Mrs. Sadie Heflin, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammill, Mrs. Margaret Compton, Mrs. Thelma Scott, Mrs. Elsie Cator. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Myrtle Moyer, Mrs. Frieda Hall, Mrs. Mary Hollingsworth, Mrs. Lola Combs, Mrs. Julia Elverson, Mrs. Mary Wheeler. BAKERS: Mrs. Carrie Mor-inoff, Mrs. Helen Wright, Mrs. Edith Holl, Mrs. Lilli an Venson, Mrs. Indiana Jackson, Mrs. Mary Dunlop, Mrs. Dorothy Davis. I f ■■■MKff laaMtanMiMMitiBaii iMHiMniaMifl amumHOHMiMMi Activities Boy, the activities here, as well as the school itself, have really sprouted up. 81 Voice of the students SOMETHING'S COOKING—Pam Wharton, Joel Sipes, and Buddy Allen plan for the Student Council Sock Hop. Row I: Joan Williams, Pam Adcox, Roslyn Klcinman, Betty Warren, Maxine Berman, Morcolla Painter, Donna Burch, Donna Bernosek, Fontaine lloyd, Jo Smith. Row 2. Johnny Nottingham, Wanda Reed, Sandra Kidd, Marlene Langley, Lillian Stewart, Mary Lou Chappell, Pat Pryor, Susan Hart, Patricia Martin, Nancy Knecland, Willard Simpson. Row 3. Gordon Sileox, Osman Andolsun, Mike Romey, Darry Dupree, Frank Knill, Doug Ryan, Joel Sipes, Harold Smith, Eddie Dyson, John Popagcorge, Jim Lompcrt. DAVE ROBY Proiidcnl MAXINE BERMAN Second Vice-President MARCELLA PAINTER First Vice-President MOLLY MOORE Secretory-Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL S. C. members participated in PTA panel discussions, the student council vs. faculty baseball games, the campaign, awards and installation assemblies, and the Northern Virginia and State student council conventions. 82 HONOR AND DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE: Moxinc Ber- man, John Welch, Marcic Painter, Pete Latimer, Nancy Carmen, Dave Roby, Molly Mooro, Jo Smith. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Sealed. Elaine Falcly, Maxine Berman, Gordon Silcox, Marcic Paintor, Molly Moore. Standing: Dove Roby, Bob Gordo, Phil Yale . The council sponsored a get-acquainted dance for new freshmen and a spring record hop at which Betty Madigan, popular vocalist, entertained. Row 1: Roberta Armstrong, I'Lcla Sykes, Carolyn Spinks, Pam Wharton, Dave Roby, Molly Moore, Nancy Moore, Karen Holme , Beth Smith. Row 2: Phil Yates, Nancy Carman, Janie Wiggin, Joan Owsley, Eloine Fotely, Pat Ferguson, Mary Lou Walsh, Carole Walker, Lois Foust, Noncy Moncuro, Pete Latimer, Eddie Schwabc. Row 3: Bob Stine, Bob Hamilton, Bob Richardson, Stuart Knight, Marshall Henderson, Elliott James, John Welch, David Stryker, Gail Burchcll. 83 Artists with words PAM WHARTON JOANNE ANDERSON President Vice-President ALICE WANNER Secretary MARCELLA PAINTER Treasurer ELAINE WOOLF Editor of the Last Will and Testament and Prophecy QUILL AND SCROLL Members of the Quill and Scroll International Honor Society met certain requirements in the field of journalism. The skills of this group were combined both semesters to produce the Last Will and Testament. A spring banquet was the society's main event. GOING, GOING, GONE—The one remaining Iasi Will and Testament is sold lo Carolyn Browner by Marilyn Lewis. A TASTE OF THE PROFESSION — Miss McElroy, Judy Gunn, and Marilyn Lewis listen attentively to Richard Harkncss, news commentator, at the Ouill ond Scroll Banquet. 84 A meeting of minds ELAINE FATEIY First Semester President PAT COMANDURAS Second Semester President ALAN REYNOLDS Vice-President DOUGLAS YATES Sorgconl-otArms MARILYN LEWIS Secretory VAl JACKSON Porliamentorion JOEL SIPES Treasurer QUILL AND PALM The Quill and Palm held its annual dance on a crisp fall evening. Cider and doughnuts took a back seat to an all-girl football team strutting to the Pigskin Polka. In the spring the society of forty students invited alumni to its tenth anniversary banquet. Row I; Doris Turnor, Mildred Adonis, Joyce Baggett, Maxine Bcrmon, Nancy Pruct, Mo,cello Painter, Pom Whorfon. Row II: Joan Owsley, June Roberts. Liz Washburn, Sue Nucsse, Alice Wanner, Joonne Anderson, Pot Comanduras, Wilda Kesterson, Lillian Lucas. Row III: Earle Mountcostle, Elliott Jomes, William Duff. Charles Ginsberg, Doug Ryon, John Bibb, Don Wasserman, Stuort Knight, Dove Roby. 85 Lest we forget COMPASS Though deadlines had to be met to get the Compass out in June and for a while all seemed rush and panic, the staff somehow found time to have parties and to play Joanne Anderson Editor-in-Chiof Santa to needy children. Also, as in previous years, outstanding members attended the SIPA conference at Lexington. They were Jeanine Mauck, Elaine Woolf, and Sarah Campbell. COMPASS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Joanne Anderson MANAGING EDITOR: Rom Wharton ART STAFF: Alice Wannor: Editor Dorothy Biscr, Patrice McCarthy, Nancy Moncure, ioon O'Maro, Kcllcne Wood COPY STAFF: Ailso Mackenzie: Editor Jane Finnegan, Emily Goodwin, Eleanor Hill, Jeanine Mauck, Jackie Wins-left, Terry Walker, Elizabeth Washburn, Susan Zachcrle, Sue Howard PICTURE STAFF: Eloine Woolf: Editor Mory Jane Ackor, Carole Eblen, Ellen King, Noncy Moore, Johnny Nottingham, Morcclla Painter, Brooke Picol, Rocky Rothrock, Nancy Washburn SENIOR STAFF: Barbara Cohen: Editor Joyce Baggett, Maxine Berman, Sarah Campbell, Judy Crone, Joan Novak, Betty Stamps, Karen Wilson, lindo Howard CADET STAFF: Jimmy Cobb, Dole Hobcrg: Editors Karon Dclancc SPORTS STAFF: Pete Latimer, Gordon Sil-cox: Editors Dovid Lehman, John Welch PHOTOGRAPHER: Bob Dickens LATE HOURS ARE THE BUSIEST— Kompass Kids working alter hours arc: Foreground: Sue Zacherle, Liz Washburn, Pam Wharton, Dot Biscr. Standing Jackie Winslett, Gordon Silcox, Sarah Campbell, Joanne Anderson, Jane Finnegan, Johnny Nottingham, Elaine Woolf, ond Ailso Mackenzie. Pam Wharton Alice Wanner Ailsa Mackenzie Elaino Woolf Barbara Cohen Gordon Silcox Pete Latimer Liz Washburn Jimmy Cobb Dale Hoberg Bob Dickens Sylvia Eversote Charlotte Hale Davis Hall 86 IITERARY STAFF: Sealed: Keren De lance, Linda Howard, Nancy Moore. Marcella Painter, Belly Stamps, Joyce Baggett, Kelly Wood. Standing: Dave lohmon, John Welch, Jane Finnegan, Karen Wilson, Nancy Washburn, Emily Goodwin, Patrice McCorthy. THE COMPASS The staff representatives who attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association convention in the spring of 1954 were happy to return with the trophy. This made the second consecutive year that the Compass has won this award. ADVERTISING STAFF OF COMPASS: Sealed: Charlotte Hale, Cclio Smith. Standing: Sylvia Evcriolc, Sally Hale. IITERARY STAFF: Seated: Ellen King, Jackie Winilelt, Sarah Campbell, Mary Jans Ackor. Standing: Eleanor Hill, Judy Crone, Sue Zachcrlc, Brooke Picol, Dotty Biter, Maxine Berman, Jeanine Mouck, Johnny Nottingham, Carol Eblen, Sue Howard. 87 Newspaper Daze NANCY scon Editor-in-Chief First Semester SURVEYOR ' REPORTERS 1st semester: Row I.- Jonet Regan, Pat Pryor, Pam Ad-cox, Pat Ferguson, Rozonn Cohen, Linda Klaveness, Karen Wilson, Nino Collins. Row 2: Ailsa Mackenzie, Betty Burruss, Judy Gunn, Marilyn lewis, Marty Zil-mcr, Nancy Scott, Mory Alcorn, Mary Alice Benedict. Row 3: Margaret McGhee, Duby Thompson, John Bibb, David Hibbord, Philip Du-Sault, Davo Roby, Craig Fox, Nancy Richardson. SURVEYOR Anybody want a Surveyor? was the familiar cry heard when G.W.'s all-student newspaper went on sale. To raise money to finance future editions, the staff held the News Reel dance with news- paper decorations carrying out the theme. They also maintained a bulletin board and published editorials supporting the Red Cross and other civic organizations. Barclay Bell SURVEYOR STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Nancy Jane Scoll ( 1st semester); Nina Collins (2nd semester). NEWS EDITOR: Mory Alice Benedict. ASSISTANT: Nancy Richardson FEATURE EDITOR: Marilyn lewis. ASSISTANTS: Phil DuSall, Borbara Lemmon, Barclay Bell, Rozannc Cohen, Pal Beavers. SPORTS EDITOR: Duby Thompson. ASSISTANT: Bucky Poole. SIXTH PAGE EDITOR: Barclay Bell. ASSISTANT: Pal Beavers. COLUMNISTS: John Bibb, John Cox. BUSINESS MANAGER: Judy Gunn. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Frances Honderson. ASSISTANT: Carolyn Robertson. CIRCULATION: Gail Ftzpotrick. EXCHANGE MANAGER: Jack Brittain. ART EDITORS: Nancy Moncure, Pot Pryor. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mike Tomolin, Carl Oliver. TYPIST: Carol Smith. REPORTERS: Craig Fox, John Cox, Molly Moore, Ailso Mackenzie, Mory Daniels, Flo Rodgers. PRINTERS: Jerry loflis. Merle Dc lancey, Charles Pierpoinl, Bobby Harris, Dove Kcrlin, Paul Ritcnour, Boyd Rucker, James Swan, and Sonny Johnson. PRINT SHOP INSTRUCTOR: Charles Whitfield Drury. ADVISER: Mrs. Betty B. Gilbert. NINA COLLINS Editor-in-Chiof Second Semester SURVEYOR BUSINESS STAFF: Row I: Pam Adcox, Nancy Moncurc. Frances Henderson, Carolyn Robertson, Jock Brittain, Pot Baker. Row 2 Janet Regan, Rose Barber, Clara Price, Barbara Miller, Donna Bcrnasok, George anno Wick. Row 3: Michael Tomalin, Peggy Grant, Linda Howard, Alice Rannells, Rachel Newman. EXTRAI EXTRA! — Janet Regan sells copies of the Surveyor to Trudy London, Lois Nachman, Carolyn Spinks, lo Etta Ellison, Ethlyn Brooks, and Jock Brittain. 89 Invitation to Imagination NANCY PRUEf Edilorin-Chicf LITTLE HATCHET During a special class and many long hours after school, the Little Hatchet staff worked to put out three colorful editions, featuring the best student art work and literature. All the mechanics behind the publication of the magazine, including proofreading, printing, and selling, were performed by G.W. students. LITTLE HATCHET EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Noncy Pruel ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ruth Ann Marks EXCHANGE EDITOR: Jan Kosscll BUSINESS STAFF: Eleanor Hill, Manager,- Vida Kcnk PUBLICITY: Shirley Horl, Lois Foust ART STAFF: Nancy Moncurc, Judy Fisher, Editors; Robert Cohen, Iris Kern MAKE-UP-EDITORS: lou Herron, Alice Sobotka EDITORIAL STAFF: Lillian Lucas, Peggy Grant, Roslyn Klcinman, Pat Curran, Celia Smith, Margot Aitche-son, Juana Abreu, Bill Hill, Jerry la Piano, Don Reece, Robert Cohen, Iris Kern KIDS WITH THE HATCHET —Sealed; Shirley Hort, Jon Kassell. Standing: Barbara Lemmon, Alice Sobotka, Eleanor Hill, lou Herron, Roslyn Klcinmon, Pat Curran, Editor Noncy Pruet. BUSINESS IS BOOMING — Dishing out a morning pep-up BEDDING DOWN THE HATCHET —Paul Ritenour, Mr. ot the little Hatchet Chocolate Bar for Kit Wall are Drury, and Donny Zimmerman get ready to print the Iris Kern, lou Horron, and Alice Sobotka. school magazine. 90 Echoes of the Marseillaise Miss Grant, Spontor; Alice Rannclls, Treasurer; Val Jackson, President; Linda Howard, Sergeant at Arms-Parliamentarian. Absent from picture: Nancy Richardson, Vice-President; Judy Crone, Secretary. FRENCH CLUB Members of the French Club eagerly awaited their annual Christmas party when they would sing the traditional French carols. Highlighting the year's activities were movies and color slides about France and her influence in North America. THERE IT IS! —Charles Ginsberg points out the city of Orleons, homo of Joan of Arc, to Judy Crone, Frances Naylor, and Margaret Goldman. Row I,- Eve Jensen, Carolie Herb, Regina Burton, Morcn Morlensen, Judy Crone, Edith Geer, Judy Sonosky. Row 2. Marylou Picciolo, Marylou Walsh, Bette Clark, Frances Naylor, Jeon Smith, Val Jack-son, Pam Wharton, Mary Jonc Ackor. Row 3: Flo Rodgers, Ann Baker, Alice Ranncls, Charlie Ginsberg, Joanne Page, Barbara Moore, Nancy Richardson, Carol Eblcn. 91 Hot,, Tamales SPANISH CLUB An authentic Spanish Christmas party highlighted by the breaking of a pinata was one of the Spanish Club's many activities this year. The group also prepared two baskets of food for the needy. With all seventy members taking part, the club held its famous initiations with everyone speaking only Spanish and the initiates participating in skits. Joel Sipes, VicePpresident; Mrs. Van Saun, Sponsor, John Bibb, President; Joan Owsley, Treasurer; and Carolyn Clark, Secretary. Row I: Joanne Anderson, Mary Mcllhenny, Terry Walker, 2nd semester Secretary, Pat Austin, Elaine Woolf, Jean Scndlak, Charlotte Hale, Nancy Jones, 2nd somester Vice - President. Row 2. Sue Nucsse, 2nd semester Treasurer, Bonnie Jean Wickline, Ann Baker, Helen Pals, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Beardsloc, Oana Brenner, Carol Smith. Row 3: Philip Jackson, Bob Hurd, Don McNomara, Mac Jones, John Knight, Dove Wallace, Russell Mason, Joel Sipes, 2nd semester President, Johnny Kohler. Row 1; Rachel lewis, Carolyn Wall, Maria Wisbrun, Joan Hubbord, Elaine Mosel, Judy Gunn, Pat Harwood, Elizabeth Simon. Row 2. Carolyn Robertson, Goyo Johnson, Patricia Curran, Stella Pridgen, Barbara Con-Icy, Joyce Baggett, Joan Owsley, Barclay Bell. Row 3: Dave Brown, Robert Mead, John Bibb, Bill Duff, Bill Holland, Tracy Aitchcson, Robert Willingham, James McDonald, Douglas Ryan. Friends, Romans, and Students Row 1: Sandro Nuhn, Nancy Strauss, linda Johnson, Helen Peterson, Kay Garlock, Joanne Anderson, Nancy Smith, Bar-bora Ashburn, Vivian Shiflctt. Row 2: Carol Sicbert, Eleanor Hill, Rachel Newman, Carole Drcsskcll, Barbara Hogc, Eleanor long, Patrice McCarthy, Marilyn Wood, Loretta less. Row 3 Sarah Campbell, Davis Hall, Bill King, Dave E. Brown, Doug Ryan, Robert Willingham, Elliott Jamos, Betty Stomps. Pat little. Row I: Ellon Cook, lisa Putnam, Vida Kenk, Ann Humphreys, Frances Henderson, Joyco Baggett, Anita Brinckmann, lou Herron. Row 2. Mary Anne Herr, Mary Anne Britt, Ann Garland, Beverly Herbert, Phyllis Wash-bum, Janice Stowort, Gloria Goldstein, Elaine Mosel. Row 3.-Osman Andolsun, Carlton Em-brey, Gordon Baldwin, Donald Shoup, Ben Bcitzcll, Charlie Ginsberg, Charles Holden, lorry Jacobson. LATIN CLUB Nero is a hero! Nero is a hero! was a familiar line from the Latin Club play, The Fall of Nero, by Davis Hall, presented at the club's annual assembly. Within the club, programs with a Roman flavor were presented by the program committee. Seated. Joanne Anderson, Vice-President; Ann Gorlond. Program Chairman; Doug Ryon, President; Barbara Ashburn, Secretary. Standing Miss Kiracofe, Sponsor. Davis Hall, Treasurer. 93 Curtain call Front: Roslyn Kleinmon, Jroaturorj Nadine Fuller, Secretory. Bock: Don Recce, Pretident; lindo Klovcncss, Vice-President. Standing: Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor. DRAMATICS CLUB With a roll call of over one hundred, the Dramatics Club proved itself full of ambition and energy. Many late hours went into the production of Nine Girls. In the spring they presented four one-act plays: Fumed Oak, The Hitchhiker, How to Propose, and Sorry, Wrong Number. ' OPERATOR! OPERATOR!'—Doris Garrelson ads out the starring role in Sorry, Wrong Number.” Row I: Leslie Thomas, Anito Gary, Marilyn Wright, Corol Kelly, Peggy Wilkins, Noncy Knccland, Alice Shaw, Ethol Wolf, Mary Craun. Row 2 Jonc Lucas, Celia Smith, Charlotte Mole, lindo Picipoint, Donna Jennings, Rcnna Joiner, Lynn Gruits, Foyc Hall, Ruth Mosley. Row 3 Andrea Gregg, Gay Cameron, Ann Garland, Sandro Kidd, Jonc Finnegan, Barbara Ashburn, Joonnc Paige, Anne Broaddus, Catherine Counts. Row 4. Randy McDonald, Betty Stomps, Janie Wiggin, Corole Walker, Pauline Campbell, Pot Pryor, Marlene Costello. Gay Griffith. Peaqy Grant. 94 Row I Roslyn Klcinmon, Solly Corobollo. Korlo Greer, Barbara Coldwell, Cynthio Abrahom, Joan Peikin, Kolhy Brashears, Carolyn Routh, Anne Morgan. Row 2: Judy Nesbitt, Carol Hill, Marty Zilmcr, Nancy Rand, Flo Rodgers, Vicki Cohen, Undo Klovcncss, Lois Schwartz, Ann White, Nadine Fuller. Row 3- Barbara Lemmon, Margie lee, Phyllis Yarborough, Pat Drcwry, Margaret Goldmon, Eleanor Hill, Cecelia Bcrgin, Sue Nuesse, Nancy Pruet, Barbara Brown. Row 4: John Munson, Jamos Cobb, Dorothy Biscr, Margorcte Bertram, Martha Jo Lovelace, Mike Roth, Dove Richardson, Ann Hobbs, Peter Sushka, Donald Recce, Johnny Nottingham. YOU'RE RUINING MY DIAPHRAGMl — Linda Klovcncss pro- HOW TO PROPOSE'—Jimmy Cobb demonstrates this tests when Pat Pryor sits on her, while Marlene Costello and art on Mary Graevcs for Rondy McDonald in the ploy Martha Jo Lovelace enjoy the spectacle. of the same nome. 95 ART CLUB Up goes the easel! An art carnival displaying students' paintings and sketches and a speaker from the Corcoran Art Gallery were part of the club's scheme to expose G.W.-ites to culture. Dorolhy leach, Vice-President; Mrs. King, Sponsor; Doris Gorrclson, President. Absent from picture: Moron Mor-tenson, Secretary-Treasurer. ABSTRACT ART—Waller Harrison, Barbara Cook, and Ailcnc Koon enjoy Ihc or! work on display in their homeroom. Row J, Barbara Purdy, Margie Shopard, Marcn Morlensen, Doris Gorrclson, Dorolhy leach, Deanna Trunnoll. Row 2. Joonne Page, Paulo Anderson, Jane Finnegan, Theresa Weiss, Annette less. Bob Cohen, Frank Ballcngcr, Christopher Wolz. 96 Reaching for a star Row I: Susan Councilor, Mory Ion Chappell, Marilyn Wright, Martha lumbard, Gail Collins, Borbara Bollard, Kathy Brashcars, Anne Morgan. Row 2: Richard Proulx, Alan Chedcster, Henry Sciff, Dave Howell, Denis O'Connor, Ann Austin, Bonnie Froser, Susan Boslwick, Pet Curron. Row 3.- Sidney Arthur, Karl Watts, Gus Hendricks, Robert Crabill, Richard Stanley, George Huffmon, Herbert Wood, Robort Dove, Gail Burchell, Howard Schwartz. Row 4- Courtney Connolly, Bill Davidson, Robert MacDonald, Michael Romey, Villard Griffin, David Stryker, Jim Stewart, Barry Robertson, Mike Wright. ASTRONOMY CLUB Members of the Astronomy Club took trips to the Naval Observatory and to the Ft. Belvoir Planitarium. They particularly enjoyed studying the stars with their own homemade telescopes. ASTRONOMY ClUB OFFICERS: Martha lumbard. Secretary; Howard Schwartz, Program Chairman; Miss Whittaker, Sponsor; Villard Griffin, Vice - President; George Huffman, President; and Gus Richards, Treasurer. 97 Home on the range FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA During FHA Week last fall, the girls cleaned G.W s trophy cases, and at Christmas gave a needy family food, clothing and toys. In January they held a family night and initiated new members. They will send a representative to the State convention this June. Miss Taylor, Sponsor; Nancy Shirk, Vice-Presi-deni; Allie Crowder, President; Jano Padgett, Secretory; Eloisc Webster, lreosvrer; Nancy Russell, Historian; Karen Dc lance, Reporter; Mrs. Parker, Sponsor. TEA AND CRUMPETS—Margaret Wolkcr serves Mrs. Thiemann and Mrs. K. A. Jorgenson at the home economics tea. Row 1: Eugenio Pruitt, Regina Burton, Linda Molcr, Corlyn Oakes, Nancy Russoll, Ann Furr, lisa Kcrbol, Nancy Check. Row 3 Sylvia Chcwning, Jackie Winslott, Rhoda Amorky, Wilda Kesterson, Elaine Soffoil, Mary Yates, Ellen 8urton, Noncy Estep, Margaret Walker, Susan Bailey, Annie Mae Dowdy, Nancy Check. Row 3: Sylvia Chewning, Jackie Winslelt, Rhoda Amorky, Wilda Kesterson, Elaine Stiller, Deanna Shunk, Sylvia Evcrsolo, Sandra Devine, lolo Daniels, Gwen Kobernick, Sandra Seay. Row 4: Phyllis Coffman, Carole Kurz, Grit Blumcnthal, Ethel Meoks, Norma Rich, Ruth Ann Buckner, Koren Dclance. Frances Naylor. Allie Crowder, Potsy Griggs, Eloisc Webster. 98 Let's get down to business Row Jj Ann Beoch, Carol Browning, Mory Bcotiy, Ann Austin, Janet Rush, Betty Philyow, Barbara Kidd, Phyllis Idler. Row 2: Carolyn Spinks, Barbara Williams, Patricia Caster, Foye Hall, Sadie Taylor, Foilh Dennis, Marjorie Potterson, Ann Gorham, Bobbie Jones, Borbora Brown. Row 3: Morion Bell, Jacqueline Grovotte, Noncy Clark, Eleonore Curion, Sandro Smith, Carol Beasley, Martha Mulloloy, Soda Weitzcll, Audrey Clem, Joyce Potter, Myrno Dodd. Row 4 Nancy Poss. lillion Stewart, Ethlyn Brooks, Borbora White, Douglas Butler. Bobby Foote, Nancy Washington, Cora Tothill. Pot Rohr. Mory Beotty, Treasurer; Janet Rush, VieoProsidont; Barbara Kidd, Reporter; Mrs. Smith, Spontor; Ann Austin, Prosidont; Betty Philyow, Steeotory. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Students trying to pinch pennies found the FBLA's Student Bank a worthwhile project. The club also had a bake sale, invited outside speakers to its meetings, and presented an essembly. THE MACHINE AGE—Ann Austin explains the school mimeograph to Margie Head. 99 Hobby of kings Seated Henry Stiff. Norman Plotzky, George Mobury, James Mills. Stand• � ng Ale Riddell, Al-on Abramson, Michael Roth, Villard Griffin, Deiter von der lippe. Bob MacDonald. CHESS CLUB Chess Club members enjoyed their Wednesday meetings deeply engrossed in the problems of pawns, kings, castles, knights, and queens. After Easter vacation they held a school-wide chess tournament, a highlight of their year's activities. Broadway beckons THE EMPEROR'S DEADI IONG IIVE THE EMPEROR! — Roy Brogg, Nancy Pruet, Undo Klave-ness, Roslyn Klcinmon, and Dov« Richardson cod some startling headlines. THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thespians served as a guiding hand to the Dramatics Club by electing its presi- dent and directing both the spring and fall plays. Members of the Dramatics Club who spent a hundred hours working on plays were eligible for membership. 100 Keen competition CONTESTANTS GROUP Contestants were members of the Debate, Spelling, Reading, or Speech Clubs. At msetings these members developed their talents by participating in their various fields. DEBATE CLUB: Soofod. Phil Du Sault, William Rich, Davit Hall, Eve Jensen, Martha Huffman. Standing. Jerry la Piano. SPEECH CLUB: Foreground. Marilyn lewis, Jo Est Price. Row 2.- Bob lynde, Dovis Hall, Connie le Fcvrc. Row 3: Bob Riddell, Tommy Parker, Mr. Gregory, Sponsor; Pat Pryor. Standing. Tommy Sternberg. SPELLING CLUB: Standing,- Hamilton Rothrock. Row I; Leonard Goldstein, Douglas Cross. Row 2: Solly Vos, Rachel Lewis, Lois Foust, Bonnie Frazer. Row 3: Louise Landis, Suzanne Salter, Jeon Smith, Bar-bora Price. 101 Serenade of strings Seated at piano: Nancy Pruet. Stow 1. Iris Kern, Rito Casley, Borboro Tcdford, Sperry Romig, Nancic Stewart, Marilyn Trent, Fred Schneider, Jock Roub. Row 2: Billy Miller, Charles Dunn, David Carl, Jerry Rowzie, Catherine Philippe. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Members ushered on Back - to - School Night, oriented new freshmen, and studied methods of education on their visits to nearby schools. SYMPHONY CLUB Owning their own instruments, the members of the Symphony Club were interested in music and improved their group playing. Chalking up the future Row ?.- Dorothy Cockrill, Peggy Gore, Elizabeth Washburn, Edward Goldberg, Peggy Grant, Kay Matthews. Row 2: Nancy Washburn, Christine Cote, Nancy Coggins, Penny Kin-nard, Frances Chamberlain, Jeonine Mouck, Margot Hutcheson. Row 3- Lois Noch-man, Emily Goodwin, Elizabeth Cox, Martha Jo love-loco, Sandra Bruce, Wanda Jacobs, Sue Dobclsteen. 102 Fighters all DOUBLE-BARRED CROSS OFFICERS: Sooted: Nancy Bcardslcc, Recording Secretory; Mrs. Simpson, Sponsor. StandingHarriet Rcback, President; Linda Howard, Vice-President; Judy Gunn, Parliamentarian. Absont from picturo: Pat Comonduros, Corre- sponding Secretary; Corolyn Brownor, Treasurer. DOUBLE-BARRED CROSS SOCIETY Down with T.B.! was the battle cry of the Double-Barred Cross Society. Though its members didn't really take part in this war, they helped those who did. Besides aiding the technicians with chest X-rays, they visited public health buildings and hospitals, saw movies about T.B., had speakers, and made favors for children in the Alexandria Hospital at Christmas. Row J; Jean McDonald, Belly McConnell, lisa Kerbel, Ginny Rublee, Marilyn Burnside, Celia Smilh, Corley McDonold. Row 2: Harriet Reback, Judy Gunn, Noncy Stewart, Corolyn Browner, Solly Vos, Krystal Summers. Row 3: Liz Washburn, Dolly Biscr, Linda Howard, Alice Ronnclls, Noncy Beardslee, Joan Adams. 103 Globe trotters AMBASSADORS OF GOOD Will—Participants in ihc United Nations Assembly were Wolter Harrison, Dieter von der lippe, Davis Hall, Margot Hutchison, and Jeannie Mebus. WORLD EVENTS ClUB: Sealed: Eleanor Hill. Davis Hall, William Rich. Phil Du Sault, James Mills, Dieter von der lippe, Charles Cupples, Alice Sobotka, Saiah Campbell, Ronald Sperling, Richard Stonlcy, Dovid Nimmer, Louise londis. Standing Trudy London, Buddy Harrison, Henry Seiff, Stella Pridgen, Norman Plotsky, George Guther, Dick Reinke, Groham Dunstan, Mary Gracvcs. Margot Hutcheson, Vido Kenk. WORLD EVENTS CLUB Members of the World Events Club took an active interest in world affairs. At meetings, informal discussions and outstanding speakers brought the world nearer home. The club sponsored an exciting trip to New York. Those who went toured lower Manhattan and the U.N. Building besides getting an intimate glimpse of China Town and a behind-the-scenes view of NBC. 104 Bookhounds LIBRARY CLUB Books! Library Club members worked hard, as the girls in the club worked in the library during the day. Besides stamping books and planning the bulletin boards, the library assistants had a spring picnic on the Boulevard, and took a field trip to the Library of Congress. Row I: Joon Pcikin, Secretory; Joan Owsley, President; Corley McDonald. Vice-President. Row 2 Dono Brenner, Karen Holmes, lindo Watkins, Mary Jane Alcorn, Gwen Duohring, Jean McDonald, Brooke Picot. Row 3- Deanna Shunk, Lola Daniels, Elconor long, Ellen King, Sarah Wolford. HALL MONITORS The hall monitors, sponsored by the student council, play an active part in G.W. by keeping order in the halls. MONITORS: Front row. Marlene Costello, Bertho Willingham, Myrna Dodd, Justine Doscomb. Back row Lois Nackman, Nancy Estep, Barbara Brenner, Soroh Schclcen. BOOKROOM ASSISTANTS: Seated: Soda Weifzcll. Standing. Charlie Woolum, Miss Whittaker, Marbury Seaman, Noncy Beard-slco. BOOK ROOM Bookroom workers filled book orders, delivered movie machines, and typed for the physical education and science departments. Applications to work often had to be filed two years in advance. 105 Collecting and calculating ASSISTANTS TO MR. GARNER AND MRS. TOLBERT: Sealed: Kay Kampe, Joan Gregory, Mary Catherine Berry, Jo Ann Hughes, Nancy Mcs-nig, Jeannette Mason. Standing: Laura Di Jo-soph, Nancy Coggins, Joyce Mudd, lauro Lemmon, Elhlyn Brooks, Lillian Stewart, Dorothy leach, Sandy Smith. ASSISTANTS IN ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Seated Barbara Hart, Nina Collins, Barbara Kidd. Standing: Frances Chamberlain, Martha Duke, Val Jackson, Janet Rush, Barbara Conley, Barbara Hoge, Peggy Grant, Eloise Webster, Barbara Mundoy, Linda Walden, Donna Jennings, Shelby Johnson. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: Sooted. Rhoda Amorky, Mary Jane Ackor, Alice Sobolka, Joanne Anderson. Standing: Mary Ann Herr, Marlene Langley, Scotty Clem, Judy Chas-zor, Marilyn lewis, Morcic Pointer, Nancy Carper. CLINIC ASSISTANTS: Row 1: Harriet Rcback, Pat Austin, Mildred Weaver, Peggy Gore, Phyllis English. Standing Mary Grooves, Carol Smith, Cclio Smith, Kay Hobbs, Dot Biscr. 106 I believe BIBLE CLUB Members of the Bible Club read and discussed the Bible, sang hymns, and prayed. They also attended the Youth-for-Christ rallies at Lee School. The club invited all students to de-votionals before school. BIBLE ClUB: Row I: Mr. Miller, Sponsor; Nancy Jones. President; Julie Adonis, Vice-President. Row 2: Doug Ryon, Secretary; Don Jones, Treasurer. BIBLE CLUB: Row I.- Julio Andrews, Carol Steinmiller, Nancy Jones, Evelyn Jones, Dcon Brennan, Ann Furr, Mary Katherine Hofrup. Row 2. Joyce lee, Audrey Welborn, Jeannie Froser, Emily Goodwin, Judy Nesbitt, Frances Beavers, Sarah Myers, Joyce Dawson. Row 3; Don Fraser, Dale Hoberg, Dianne Woldrep, Marilyn lewis, Noncie Stewart, Sada Wcitiell, Peggy Gore, Barbara Ashburn, Obie Harrup. Row 4: Frank Knill, Doug Ryan, Walter Harrison, Robert Kane, Bill Sykes, Barry Boose. BIBLE CLUB: Row I.- Barbara Hall, Gloria Baber, Margaret Nolan, Mary Alice Crump, Marie Willioms, Joyce Oakes, Janet Roynes. Row 2: Pat Austin, Mildred Weaver, Nancy Honson, Karen Delonce, Ruth Ann Buckner, Lou McDowell, Ethlyn Brooks. Row 3: Philip Jones, Sue Huie, Nancy Richardson, Connie Mead, Martha Jo Lovelace, Catherine Gibson, Martha Huffman, Joe Maiden. Row 4: Dick Moore, Phil Tre-main, Dan Jones, David Gladden, Kenneth Poff, Joe Sheldon, Kenny Prince. 107 Roll up the rug Sealed: Mis� Somers, Sponsor; Pot leitch, Secretory-Trcosurer. Standing: Mr. Murdough, Sponsor; Dick (tinker. President; Francis Dudley, Vice-President; Mr. Funcsti, Sponsor. RHYTHM-IN-BIUES — Robert Crobill, Charlie Winkler, Bob lyndc. Chick Willard, and Billy King, better known os the “Continental Five, furnish music for the Donee Club. DANCE CLUB It was fun on Wednesday mornings to shed worries of Spanish tests and Algebra 4 problems by going to the gym for a social dance period. The club members seemed to prefer ballroom dancing to jitterbug or Latin dances. DANCE BAND The Continentals was its name. In early December this dance band had its beginning. Now its members play most anything for most any dance. Dancing to live music was the feature which drew and held sophomore, junior, and senior members. G.W. IN HJll SWING—Mcmbcrj of the Dance Club domonjtrato their obility every other Wcdncidoy morning in the gym. 108 Varsity varieties MONOGRAM CLUB Varsity lettermen got a chance to talk over sports experiences in the Monogram Club, which was open to varsity monogram winners in any sport. They had an annual banquet where outstanding athletes were recognized. MONOGRAM OFFICERS: Dick Rinker, Presi-dent; Alon Reynolds. Vice-President. Absent from picture: Don Jones, Secretory-Treasurer. DON'T DROP IT — Dove Beach, Dove Brown, ond Jerry Lawler disploy the traditional trophy ot the G.W. - W.-l. annual football clash. MONOGRAM CLUB: Row ?; Joe Sheldon, Dove Beach, Pete Schultz, Polmcr Short, Dick Rinkcr, Mike Gibbons, Duby Thompson, Charles Garris, Donnie Kaus. Row 2: Glenn Edmonds, Sonny Johnson, Russell Mason, Dove Brown, Bob Shoup, Charlie Ginsberg, Dave Brown, Jimmy Pitt, Jerry Lawler, John Cox. Row 3: Tommy Caraballo, Russ Dunn, Elliott James, Bill Hill, Roy Grovolte, Dove Wallace, Pot Henry. Ervin Dodd, Alon Reynolds. Row 4: Bob Sisson, Cloy Lyons, Bobby Polk, ‘ Butch Antonioli, Bill Hamaker. John Gory, Chorlic Armstrong, George Crim, Mike Nelson. 109 Spirit of '55 marcie painter Head Cheerleader WIIDA KESTERSON JOYCE BAGGETT BARCLAY BELL NANCYE MOORE DORIS TURNER They yelled, they jumped, they led the cheers! posts and the cafeteria for the athletic banquet The enthusiasm of the cheerleaders lasted as and dance, they went on to decorate the football goal CHEERLEADERS Six Junior Varsity cheerleaders were chosen - :m approximately 200 who tried out. The •t J.V.'s are: Bobbie Sanchez, Ann Gorham, Icrol Dixon, Jo Smith, Gail Fitzpatrick, and .cvise Iverson. The following cheerleaders were promoted : the varsity squad. Jean Pennington, Dana -enner, Sue Hart, Sally Jean, Rita Easley, .san Coit, and Judy Dunn. CHEERLEADERS: Row I. Borbaro Ashburn, Jane Finnegan, v y Stamps, Rita Easley, Dana Brenner. Row 2. Carolyn Holmes, . Hart, Head J.V. Cheerleader; Jean Pennington. Row 3: Lou Horron, Sally Jeon, Judy Dunn, Edwina Barrett. MOLLY MOORE VAL JACKSON Belles on their toes . V MARTHA DUKE Hood Mojorollo MARCHING MAJORETTES: Dotty Alcorn, Roionne Liggio, Laura DiJospch, Martha Duke, Mary Jewell, Betsy Triber, Hilda Cockrell. MAJORETTES G.W.'s majorettes gave a tea to meet those of nearby schools and sponsored bake sales to raise money for uniforms. Marching majorettes, dressed as black cats, took part in a spectacular firethrowing act at the St. John's game. MAJORETTE CLUB OFFICERS: Sealed: Rosanne liggio. Secretary; Pat Ferguson, Treasurer. Standing Dorothy Alcorn, Vice-President; Betsy Trcibcr, President. MAJORETTE CLUB: Row 1: Martha Mawyer, Elaine Thci-mer, Joyce Cockrell, Hilda Cockrell, Rosonne Liggio, Gloria liggio, Marie Fowler, Jean Beach. Row 2: Bev Toy, Cocile Nunnolly, Ethel Wolf, Bobbie Jones, Noncy Batchelor, Dconno Trunnell, Dorothy Alcorn, Noncy Lloyd. Row 3: Pat Ferguson, Barbara White, Martha Duke, Sandra Kidd, Sue Brcnne-man, Ann Hobbs, Betsy Trei-ber, Janet McGuire. 112 With a song in their hearts MUSIC CLUB: Row I. Sue Howard, Jo Holmos, Jeon Pennington, Edwina Barrett, Thomas Edclcn, Gail Fitzpotrick, Karla Greer, Evolyn Stearns, Joyce Bunch. Row 2: Mary Lou Fleetwood, Barbara Moore, Martha Duvall, Joonnc Mcrrimon, Evolyn Jones, Pal Watts, Andrea Gregg, Gay Cameron. Row 3: Sally Shcaly, Saundra Emigh, Janice Jefferson, Louise Renner, Corolyn Kelton, Hop Ar-bogast, Paul White. Row 4: Bob Hardesty, Allen Sellers, Paul Ritenour, Chick Willard, Bill Dowdy, Billy Wade. Row 5: David Whitestonc, Bob Garland, Jim Payne. MUSIC CLUB: Row 1 Mor-cio Dalo, Loretta Wells, Jo-Ann Shade, Carol Toy-lor, Betty lee, Judy So-nosky, Nadine Fuller, Morgoret Owen. Row 2: Peggy Wade, Carole Ann Gonder, Joan lill-ard, Barbara Crompton, Marty Zilmer, Vicki Cohen, Pat Harwood, Ann Brydcn. Row 3: Sandro Kidd, Val Jackson, Nancy Bcardslee, Pot Deihr, Anne Kaus, Solly Gorman, Cathy Gibson, Liz Gannon. Row 4: Karen Potts, Charles Garris, Al Innamorato, Anthony Antonioli, Noel Walter, Francis Dudley, Solly Bollance, Liz Baumgardner. MUSIC CLUB The Music Club's light show in April raised funds for the one hundred dollar scholarship given to a talented senior. At the regular club meetings, group singing and dancing were part of the agenda. MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS: Miss Bano, Sponsor, Al Innamorato, Treasurer; Val Jackson, Secretory; Butch Antonioli, Vice-President; Billy Wade, Sergeant ot Arms. Seated. Francis Dudley, President. in Maids of note MUSIC HATH CHARMS — To the stroins of bond music, James Furchess, Pot Pryor, Marlene Costello, and Val Jackson vote for the most outstanding football player with cans of food at Thanksgiving. A CAPPELLA CHOIR With a variety of music, the A Cappella Choir sang at the Northern Virginia Music Festival, the Northern Virginia Industrial Education Club, and the Spring Band Concert. A CAPPEllA: Row 7: Judy Schultz, Hilda Cockrell, Joyce Cockrell, Joyce Crobill, Carolyn Wall, Faith Dennis. Row 2: Barbara Moore, Carol White, Barbara Williams, Carol Gonder, Carole Toylor, Jean Kennedy, Nancy Mors. 114 Melodious memories RESERVE BAND: Row I: Becky McCrickord, Ginger Show, Douglas Cross, Sue Smith, Frank Ballanger, Leonard Goldstein, Julio Kidd, James Breel, James Borton. Row 2.- Harry Pence, Don Bragg, Horry Cross, Phil Tremoin, Guy Partridge, Gale Conner, Fronk Silcox, Jonet Royncs. Row 3: Perry Roush, Wayne Grimes, Dovid Blokcmore, Bon Whitchouse, Donno Neven, Richard Herman, Leon Brown, Koren Alter. Row 4: Dave Goode, Roy Zuspan, Harold Larson, Frank Trucsdolc, Don Barnett. BOYS' GICS ClUB: Row h Dennis Ramsey. Pointer Short, Worrcn Edwords, Gene Ellison. Row 2: Jimmy Kidd, Allen Sellers, Roy Brogg, Jimmy Dumas. Ro 3: Nick Nolan, Bob Mead. Row 4; Curtis Adkins, Chorles Cupples, Walter Harrison, Bill Nowell. RESERVE BAND AND BOYS' GLEE CLUB The reserve band was open to students having previous training in the field of music on a chosen instrument. It offered its members the fuller background later needed to make the big step up into the senior band. The members of the Boys' Glee Club not only took part in the Music Club show and the annual Spring Concert, but they also performed for the Lions' Club. Entering the District Music Festival at Falls Church, Virginia, for the first time, they were rewarded for their hard work when they received a rating of above average. 115 MIXED CHORUS Once upon a tune SECTION LEADERS AND OFFICERS—Row h Morcclla Pointer; Nancy Jones, Secretory; Judy Schultz, Sally Shcoly, Robe Mistress. Row 2: Ann 8aker,- Mortha Huffman, librarian; David Whitestone, Vice-President. Row 3: Bill Potts, President; Anthony Antonioli. DRUMMING UP THE TOUCHDOWNS—Spectotors of the John Marshall football gome arc bond members 8ill Dodge, Dovid Corl, Mike O'Donnell, Dole Shaffer, Worren Zimmerman, Mr. Smith, Robert Crabill, and Lloyd Blackwell. The sixty members of the mixed chorus had a busy singing year. Performances in the White House Christmas chorale, the District Music Festival, and the Spring Concert were some of the numerous activities on its agenda. Not only did this musical group appear in various assemblies at G.W. but also at nearby elementary schools and local organizations to which it was invited. MIXED CHORUS: Row I.- Betty 8crry, Noncy Jones, Colio Smith, Bolly Berkos, Judy Schultz, Chorlos Gorris, Al Innamoroto, John Bernhord, Stuart Evans, Glorio Brown, Betty Madison, Goy Beckwith, Doris Mooney. Row 2: Mary Alice Benedict, Pot Rohr, Julie Andrews, Solly Sheele, Carlyn Oakes, Anthony Antonioli, Bill Potts, Robert Morris, Betsy Treiber, Joyce Baggett. Row 3: Elizabeth Gonnon, Gloria Goldstein, Foyo Hall, Dianne low, Martha Huffmon, Bill Clcory, Villord Griffin, Robert Hardesty, Ann Baker, Sandra Cone, June Compher, Judy Gunn. Row A. Eleanor Curion, Ann Brydcn, Jo Ann Shade, Guy Partridge, Bill Wode, John Sullivan, Dovid Whitestone. James Maigrct, Dieter von dcr lippe, Marcello Painter, Ann Young, Barbara Sanchez. 116 Serenade in Blue-and-Gold ORCHESTRA: Row 1. Nancy Pruet, Barbara Tedford. Solly Hibbard, James Clark, Doris Ash, Tom Martin. Row 2: Jimmy Cultice, Catherine Philippe, Jomes Cobb, Eve Jensen, Martha Duvall, Marsha Porterfield, Rita Easely, Iris Kern. Row 3. Dalton Carter, Jerry Rowzie, Fred Schneider, Joseph Maiden, Albert Milster. Standing. Mr. Cresswell, Donold Boone, Phyllis Yarborough, Williom Miller, Jock Roub, Al Innamorato, Sperry Romig. ORCHESTRA In addition to giving a Christmas concert, the orchestra performed at the District Music Festival and the January Baccalaureate service, and in various assemblies. YESTERDAY S MEMORIES — Mary Alice Benedict and Tinker Philippe enjoy the rhylhm-in-blues of Bob Williams, Jimmy Payne, Fred Schneider and accompanist Ronnie Stancil. BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET: Row 1 Ifront to back): Anthony Antanioli, Al Innamorato, John Bernhard, Stuort Evans. Row 2 tfront to back) Bill Potts, Bill Cleary, Bobby Morris, David Whitestone. 117 G.W.'s their beat SENIOR BAND Dum! De! Dum! Dum! Here comes G.W.'s marching band. Ever improving, it has added many intricate formations to its outdoor maneuvers. The Hallowe'en performance at the St. John's game was especially outstanding. In concert recitals this well-knit group rendered ably its repertory. TAKE UP THE BEATI Jack Roub, Tommy Orndorff, end Hop” Arbo-gosl begin to practice in the bond-room. SENIOR BAND: Row 1. Martha Duvall. Phoebe Greenleaf, Ethlyn Brooks, Jim Anderson, Mike Tomalin, Charles Dunn, Carolyn Spinks, Charlie Hill, Tink Philippe, Pat Forguson. Row 2: Van Sloymakcr, Carole Gondcr, Bob Mead, Bob Garda, Jim Payne, Roy Bragg, Marilyn Wood, Frank Knill. Row 3.- Robert Crabill, Dalton Carter, Buddy Zimmerman, Bill Booth, Chick Willard. Lloyd Blackwell, Jack Flowers. Row A. Jock Roub, David Carl, Bob lynde, Dovid Burks, Gordon Silcox, Hop Arbogasl, Bill King, Fred Schneider. ' • 6 PAT FERGUSON Drum Major THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES—Mr. Smith and Dr. Howard Mitchell enjoy the punch given by Mr . Joe Anderjon ol a tea following the concert by Dr. Mitchell' orchestra. SENIOR BAND: Row !.• Mary Katherine Harrup, Regina Burton, Marcia Porterfield, Bill Dodge, Pete Sushko, Donald Boone, John Woodley, Alan Chedcstcr, Ann Brydcn, Helen Pol . Row 2: Obic Harrup, Jerry Rowzie, Tommy Reece, Richard Kemper, Paul Someth. George Bu h, Roger Burba, Norma Engbcrg, Albert Milstcr. Row 3: Russell Tyson, Robert Cole, Stan Beck, James Mark, Philip Jackson, Richard Moore, Mildred Adams, Tommy Orndorff. Row 4 Betty Jones, Bart Reid, Kenny Poff, Bob Seoly, Don McNamara, Joe Maiden, Dole Shaffer. Cadets In '35 we cadets drilled in the gym. Nowadays they can march in the out-of-doors. 121 Service set COLONEL AND MRS. PATRICK After an eventful army career. Colonel Patrick now trains the students of G.W. in military sciences. Mrs. Patrick manages his office, scores targets, and helps on the rifle range. Both the Patricks enjoy the job of planning for the largest class in school. Their deepest satisfaction comes from hearing of an ex - cadet's later success in one of the military forces as a result of his G.W. training. REGIMENTAL STAFF First Somostor Coptoin Pennell, J.V.; lieutenant Colonel Ailchcson, A.T. REGIMENTAL STAFF Second Semester lieutenant Colonel Pennell, J.V.; Captain Adjutont Thompson, J.H.; Captain Mountcastle, B.E. COLOR GUARD AND BUGLERS: Row 1: Staff Sergeants Henderson, C.R.; White, J.; Crockett, O.B.; Roth, M. Row 2 Corporals Mills, E.W.; Costello, H.C. 122 FIRST AND SECOND BATTALION STAFFS First Semester First Lieutenant Wheeler, C.R.; Major Burchell, W.C.; Major Monrotus, S.A.; Major Wickline First lieutenant Kerbel, I.S. FIRST AND SECOND BATTALION STAFFS Second Semester Major Perry, F.B.; First lieutenant Roth, M: Major Artz, D.A.; Captain Conley, 8.1. ADVISORY COUNCIL Row I. Corporal Cuckncr, R.A.; Captain Artz, D.A.; Captain Browner, C.I.; Major Wicklinc, B.J.; Lieutenant Colonel Aitchoson, A.T.; Major Burchell, W.C.; Captain Pennell, J.V.; First Lieutenant Wheeler, C.R. Row 2: Sergeant Rhodes, G.H.; Platoon Sergeant White, A.C.; Platoon Sergeant Willioms, J.B.; Sergeant Cooperman, M.B.; Captain Perry, F.B.j Captain Wasserman. D.E.; Captain O'Moro, J.W. 123 Blades and scabbards FIRST PLATOON COMPANY A : Row 1: Sergeant leef, M.M.; Corporal Reynolds, J.D.; Hcrlig, D.M.; First lieutenant Sipes, J.D.; Edwards, P.D.; lefavour, D.A.; Sergeant locker, C.R. Row 2 Corporal Whichard, W.K.j Kemper, C.A.j Gowlor, O.J.; Peck, G.R.j Conlon, F.M.; Witter, T.W. Row 3. Corporal Callander, R.D.; Graham, J.K.; James, G.F.; McDonald, J.R.; Kirby, W.l.j Platoon Sergeant Wright, M.J. COMPANY A STAFF First Semester Captain O'Moro, J.W.; First lieutenant Sipes, J.D.j Second lieutenant Franklin, C.E.; First Sergeant Payne, F.E. COMPANY A STAFF Second Semester Captain Sipes, J.D.; First lieutenant Fronklin, C.E.j Second lieutenant Payne, F.E.j First Sergeant leef, M.M. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY “A : Row I: Sergeant Brown, J.H.; Terry, M.I.j Phillips, J-F-; Second lieutenant Franklin, C.E.; langhoim, H.A.; Hogg, G.J.j Glover, J.V.; Sergeant Rhodes, G.H. Row 2: Corporal Hein, N.F.; Groves. W.O.; Katz, M.D.j Ollcy, W.C.; Good, E.C.; Fletcher, G.W. Row 3: Corporal Landis, N.W.; Stanley, R.A.; Barnett, H.T.; Jones, I.R.; Biondi, J.E.; Platoon Sergeant Rowzie, E.D. 124 FIRST PLATOON COMPANY B : Row I • Sergeonl Long, J.D.; Corporal Work, D.L.; Jacobs, LI.; First Lieutenant Mountcastlc, B.E.; Smith, J.O.; Francis, C.L.; Custis, R.P.; Clayton, M.H. Row 2. Corporol Heilig, T.I.; Fox, R.E.; Garvey, C.E.; Meadows, L.l.j Chames, R.P.; Henderson W.C. Row 3: Corporal Snapp, M.G.; Ochmonn, J.W.; Estep, B.H.; Pctrovic, W.K.; Platoon Sergeant Locb, B.S. COMPANY B-' STAFF First Semester Captain Perry, F.B.; First Lieutenant Mountcastlc, B.E.; Second lieutenant Rich, J.W.; First Sergeant Jones, W.l. COMPANY B STAFF Second Somoster Captain Rich, J.W.; First lieutenant Jones, W.l.j Second lieutenant locb, B.S.; First Sergeant White, J. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY B : Row I: Sergeant Cobb, J.A.; Corporal Stine, R.C.; Simpson, C.E.; Platoon Sergeant Willioms, J.B.; Foote, R.N.; O'Connor, D.P.; Moriarly, J.M. Row 2 Corporol Blokemore, R.G.; Baker, C.B.j Suthard, C.l.j Mays, J.A.; Rider, P.L.; Alcxondor, B,W Row 3 Corporal Hall, E,P,; Nimmor, D.C.; Hough, R.C.; Morde, D.E.; Davis, T.M.; Townsend, J.T. 125 The long gray line FIRST PIATOON COMPANY C ! Row t: Sergeont Coopcrmon, M.B.; Corporal Hendricks, G.E.; Sinn, R.l.j First lieutenant Thompson, J.H.; Greenwood, C.I.j Brooks, T.M.; Sergeant Weadon, A.T. Row 2: Corporal Martin, J.D.j Abercrombie, D.A.; Swoim, G.I.- Collins, l.D.j Roberts. E.H.; Burnell, C.S.; Breed, l.M. Row 3: Corporal Currie, E.8.; Botelis, J.; Michclbach, J.R.; Bryant, C.G.; Riddell, A.C.; Platoon Sergeant Brisach, E.M. COMPANY C STAFF First Semester Captain Wosscrman, D.E.; First lieu tenont Thompson, J.H.; Second lieu tenant Poll, C.R.; First Sergeont Ion don, P.E. COMPANY C STAFF Second Semester Captain Poll, C.R.; First lieutenant Ion-don, P.E.j Second lieutenant Henderson, C.R.; First Sergeant Brisach, E.M. SECOND PIATOON COMPANY “C”: Row J Sergeant Parker, T.C.; Corporal Dcrronbockcr, I.E.; Miller, G.C.; Second lieutenant Poft, C.R.; Pridgen, R.; Cultice, J.M.; Sergeant Hoberg, D.M. Row 2: Corporal Tote, M.D.j Goodman, G.P.; Brinson, l.W.; Martin, T.W.j Holtzdaw, R.E.; Spofford, B.A.; Cooper, W.A. Row 3.- Corporal Alexander, D.; Carroll, R.F.; Salmon, C.B.; Sorensen, l.B.,- Hill, W.A.; Perry, J.S.; Platoon Sergeant Olasky, C.C. 126 ■•Jm COMPANY G STAFF Firsl Semester :o oin Browner, C.l.j Firsl lieutenant I:nley, B.L; Second liculcnont Stamps, B.J.; First Sergeant Shirk, N.J. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY Row I: Sergeant Hall, T.A.; Corporal Harvey. C.Lj Yancey, SA-: First lieutenant Conley, B.I.; Purdy. B.I.; Sergeant Moore. V.A. Row 2: Corporal Boson. - ■ Tubbs, B.A.; Counts. C.S.; Davis. B.V.; Meeks. E.J. Row 3 Corporol Pr.dgcn, S.J.: Dino . M.R.; Nesselrodt. H.G.; Clark. I.J.; Platoon Sergeant Woldrep. D.D. ■ rCOND PLATOON COMPANY G : Row I Sergeant Nesselrodt, C.J.; Corporol Bucknor, R.A.; Kobernick, G.; Second lioutonont Stomps, B.J.; Bozorth, K.K.; Spiller, D.D.; Sergeant Twigg, S.M. Row 2: Corporol Dcloncc, K.D.; Bruce, S.K.; Hibbard, S. G.; Wilkins, P.E. Row 3 Corporal Hall, B.A.; Riltenhousc, J.A.; Tachoir. J.M.; Smith, B.A.; Platoon Sergeant Walker, T.A. COMPANY G” STAFF Second Semester Coptain Browner, C.l.j First lieutenant Stomps, B.J.; First lieutenant Shirk, N.J.; Second lieutenant Woldrep, D.D.; First Sergeant Walker, T.A. 127 On parade FIRST PLATOON COMPANY H i Row ?• Sergeant Klovencss, I.M.; Corporal Scoll, S.L; Wood, J.E.; First lieutenant Sendlak, J.F.; Swain, S.J.; Portcllo, P.E.; Thompson, l.J, Row 2. Sergeant Gneug, R.M.; Corporal Nesbitt, J.A.; Brown, C.I.; Franklin, B.I.; Finley, S.E. Row 3: Corporal Turner, B.A.; Thompson, D.I.; Hottle, R.E.; Platoon Sergoanl Hawkins, P.A. COMPANY H STAFF First Somostor Captain Arlz, D.A.; First lieutenc-Sendlak, J.F.; Second lieutenant De 'cnbacker, S.E.j First Sergeant McCc ncll, BJ. COMPANY “H STAFF Second Semostor Captain Sendlok, J.F.; First lieutenant Derrenbockor, S.E.; First lieutenant McConnell, B.J.; Second lieutenant White, A.C.j First Sergeant Gnueg, R.M. SECOND PIATOON COMPANY H : Row I. Sergeant Williams, M.E.; Corporal Keel, J.E.; Abreu, J.I.j Second lieutenant Derrcnbacker, S.E.; Wright, M.J.; long, M.A.; Sergeant Hall, S.M. Row 2: Corporal Shepard, M.A.; Jacobson, E.E.; Hall, F.K.; Boulanger, G.M. Row 3. Corporal Potts, K.E.; Shutt, H.C.; Tapscott, C.D.; Block, K.I.; Platoon Sorgcant White, A.C. 128 Behind the guns Competition was keen on the cadet rifle teams this year as members worked for expert and distinguished ratings. The boys had a good record, and they took third place in the 2nd Army area Hearst matches. In addition, both teams did well in their shoulder-to-shoul-der and postal matches. BOYS RIFIE TEAM: Row f: Sergeant Hobcrg, D.M.; First lieutenant Mountcastle, B.E.; Sergeant locker, C.R. Row 2. Sergeant Caldwell, R.R.; Goodman, G.P.; First lieutenant Sipes, J.D.; Corporal Hendricks, G.E.; First lieutenant Wheeler, C.R. Row 3.- Sergeant Cooperman, M.B.; Captain O'Moro, J.W.; lieutonant Colonol Aitcheson, A.T.; Nimmcr, O.C.; Captain Pennell, J.V.; Corporal Derrcnbacker, l.E. Row 4: Corporal Currie, E.B.; Platoon Sergeant Brissach, E.M.; First lieutenant Thompson, J.H.; Jacobs, l.l.; Katz, M.D.j Corporal Stine, R.C.; McDonald, J.R. ANOTHER BUU S-EYEr soys Col. Patrick os 'c relaxes for a moment on the rifle range. GIRLS' RIFLE TkAMs Row Corporal Polls, K.E.j Second lieulonont Derrenbacker, S.E.; Second lieutenant Stamps, BJ. Row 2: Thompson, D.l.j First lioutenant Sendlak, J.F.j Captain Browner, C.I.; Corporal Keel, J.E.; Corporal Shepard, M.A.; Abreu, J.l. Row 3: Shutl. H.C.; Sergeant Gnuog, R.M.; Sergeant Moore, V.A.; Finley, S.E.; Corporal Buckner, R.A.; First Sergeant McConnell, B.J. 129 Earl Mountcastlc, Dal® Hoborg, Joel Sipes, Bob lockor. Salute to the future Earl, Dale, Joel, and Bob admire the third-place Hearst Trophy which they won in the Second Army Area Hearst Matches. Mike Wright won first place in the singles match. Ned, Jim, Lacy, Wil, and Bob discuss their forthcoming basketball game with the band's learn. Ned Landis, Jim McDonald, lacy Jones, Wil Kirby, Bob Callander. 130 Up from the ranks SABER ClUB: Row I: Coptoin Pennell, J.V.; lieutenant Colonel Aitchoson, A.T.; First lieutenant Mountcastle, B.E.; First lieutenant Wheeler, C.R. Row 2: Second lioutenont Poll, C.C.; Second liou-tenant Franklin, C.E.j Major Burcholl, W.C.; Second lioutenont Rich, J.W. SABER CLUB The Saber Club was made up of boy officers of the cadet corps who formed the advisory council and planned the Cadet Ball. IIWSKI ClUB: Row I. First lieutenont Conley, B.L; Captain Browner, C.I.; Major Wickline, B.J.; Captain Arlz, D.A.; Plotoon Sergeant While, A.C. Row 2. First lieutenant Send-lok, J.F.] Corporal Scott, S.I.; Corporol Hall, B.A.; Corporal Turner, B.A.; Platoon Sergeant Hawkins, P.A.; Sergeant Gnueg, R.M.; Sergeant Williams, M.E.; Second lieutenont Oerrenbocker, S.E. Row 3 Sergeant Moore, V.A.; Sergeant Ncsselrodt, C.J.; Platoon Sergeant Woldrcp, D.D.; Corporal Horvcy. C.I.; Corporal Pridgen, S.J.; First Sergeant McConnell, B.J.; Platoon Sergeant Walker, T.A. CHEVRONS ClUB: Row Sergeant Cooperman, M.B.; Corporal Mortin, J.D.; Staff Sergeant Henderson, C.R.; Platoon Sergeant Rowzie, E.D.; Plotoon Sergeant Brisach, E.M.; Corporal Stine, R.C.; Platoon Sergeant Williams, J.B. Row 2: Corporol Mills, E.W.; Staff Sergeant Crockett, O.B.,-Stoff Sergeant White, J.j Sergeant Cobb, J.A.; Corporol Holl, E.P.; Corporal Work, D.I.; Sergeant Brown, J.H.; Corporal Costello, H.C.; Sergeant Rhodes, G.H.; Sergeant long, J.D. Row 3: Corporal Abercrombie, D.A.; Corporol Callander, R.D.; Corporal Kemper, C.A.; First Sergeant Jones, W.l.j Corporol 8lakcmoro, R.G. 131 Sports wish I could've played in this student-faculty game. Then the students would have won for sure! 133 Clicking cleats VARSITY: Row 1: Bobby Polk, Harold Sowdcrs, Donnie Kaus, Co-Captains Alon Reynolds ond John Cox, Earle Mountcastlo, Mike Agee. Row 2. Mike Gibbons, Stuart Knight, Dick Rinker, David Beach, George Darley, John Bernhard, Jerry lawter, Francis Treger, Elliot James. Row 3: Robort Sisson, James Pitt, Sam Kellon, David Brown, Pat Henry, Bob Gordo, Sonny Johnson, Joe Sheldon, Chorles Armstrong, Alfred Judd, Tommy Caraballo. Row 4: Monager Jim Swan, Bill Hill, Phil Hodges, Jimmy Hines, Ernest Langley, David Simms, Charles Garris, Anthony Antonioli, Manager George Crim. Row 5: Coaches Frank Kapriva, Steve Osisek, Jim Ford, and Harry Caughron, VARSITY FOOTBALL The '54 edition of the George Washington High gridders, under the supervision of Head Coach Jim Ford, had a fine year. Led by Cocaptains Alan Reynolds and John Cox, the Prexies steamed through a schedule composed of the best teams in the area, to compile a 8-2 record. An 80-yard kick-off runback, a last second field-goal, a thrilling second half comeback, and a sound whipping of their traditional rival, W.-L., highlighted a successful season. COACHING STAFF: Kncoling Coaches Bob Funesti, Jock Bauer, Julian Whitestone, Horry Riccr. Standing: Coaches Frank Marino, A. E. Doran (Athletic Director), Cy Pointer, Horry Caughron, Jim Ford, Steve Osisek. Missing from picture: Frank Kaprivo, Jack Franklin. 1954 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 8 Wins — 2 losses G.W. Opponent 20 Woodrow Wilson 12 10 Fairfax 7 27 20 14 28 47 7 20 18 7 14 21 7 35 7 27 Washington-lee 14 134 WILSON In the first game of the season, the Prexies fulfilled predictions by rolling over powerful Wilson, 20-12. Dave Beach led a strong attack through the line, setting up two of the TD's. FAIRFAX G.W. High sneaked by underrated Fairfax, 10-7, for the season's second win. The game was a 7-7 standstill until with 80 seconds left in the game. Sonny Johnson kicked a 30-yard field goal. i QUIT!—Dick Rinkcr of G.W. hauls down David Harris of Fairfax oflcr a short gain, os Prcxio Alan Reynolds stands ready to lond a hand. HOPEWELL The Presidents, playing one of their best games of the season, came from behind to edge a fast Hopewell team, 27-20. Though trailing 13-7 at half time, they scored three times in the last period to beat the tough Blue Devils. THOMAS JEFFERSON T.J., led by Tom Lansinger, handed the Presidents their first defeat, 28-14. G.W. fans had little to cheer about until the Prexies scored on a long pass from Darley to Gibbons. GOTCHA!—FIcot-footcd halfback Mike Gibbons (16) of Ihc Presidenls is brought down fo end a long sprinf, by Don Grant (55) of Woodrow Wilson of Washington, while teammate Mike Hickson (26) odds the finishing touch. 135 Pro's with the pigskin DOWN, BOY — Mike Agee (33), Tommy Caraballo (21), ond END OF THE IINE — Prexie fullback John Bernhard i Stuart Knight (29), oil of G.W., combine their efforts to stop shown bringing down Mount Vernon holfbock Mike Malcolm Motheson of Episcopot. Hicks, holding him to limited yardoge. PETERSBURG The Presidents walked away with their fourth win by whipping Petersburg 47-7. The first team gave way to their strong reserves who took over in fine style, racking up 20 points in the second half. JOHN MARSHALL George Washington traveled to Richmond to upset a powerful John Marshall team 21-7. The Presidents played fine ball and were never behind the whole game. John Bernhard started the scoring with a 70-yard run in the first period. EPISCOPAL George Washington won their fifth game of the season, 20-18, by defeating the Maroons of Episcopal. The Prexies moved well behind the accurate passing of quarterbacks Mike Agee and Butch Dar-ley, who each threw a TD pass. ST. JOHN'S A strong St. John's team overpowered the Prexies 14-7. The game was hard fought with Butch Darley making the lone G.W. tally. G.W. scored in the first half and then saw the Johnnies score twice in the fourth quarter to win. 136 MT. VERNON G.W. lived up to predictions with one of their big wins of the season, a 35-7 rout over the Mt. Vernon Majors. Scoring was widespread with no one tallying twice. WASHINGTON-LEE In the annual Turkey Day Classic, G.W. gained a hard fought 27-14 victory over their arch rivals W.-L. The first half of play was dominated by G.W. as they led 20-0 at halftime. In the third quarter W.-L. scored twice with Jerry Meroney returning a kick-off 97 yards for one tally. G.W. wrapped up the game when Butch Darley threw a touchdown pass to Bob Garda to end the scoring. DIXIE DARNIN'—1954 Football Queen, Pol Pryor, is shown being escorted by Willard Scott, radio and television announcer and former G.W. student. DOWN TO EARTH—Dick Rinkcr (49) and Bobby Polk of G.W. combine to halt John Marshall's Horry lee Goode, as Buck Jones appears to bite the dust. HANDS OFFI—Washington-lee's standout fullback, Tom Calhoun, hollers, let go of my pants, as John Bernhard hongs on for the ride in the annuol Thanksgiving Day classic. Winning this game gave the Prexics possession of the Old Oaken Bucket for the coming year. G.W. must win two more consecutive Turkey Doy gomes to retain tho Buckot permanently. 137 On the ball WEll DONE!—Cocoptoin Alan Reynolds ond John Cox of G.W. ore receiving fhe Jock Tulloch Memorial Trophy from Mrs. Russell Sutton, President of the Alexandria Sportsman's Club. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL G.W.'s junior Presidents had another successful season in that they received much valuable experience in their seven games. The future Prexies finished the season with a two-win and five-loss record which included a 20-0 defeat of the Mount Vernon J.V.'s in the opening game of the year. Coach Cy Painter had Cocaptains Bill Shu, quarterback, and Robert Fowler, center, to lead the '54 squad. AWARDS In 1954, the Presidents won the Sportsman's Club Trophy, the Jack Tulloch Memorial Trophy, and the Old Oaken Bucket. They also won the Northern Virginia championship with a 3-0 league record. Dave Beach won the Dinky Scott Trophy for the outstanding player in the season's first game. Dan Jones, who was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award, and John Cox made the first team All-State, while several of their team-mates were on the second team or received honorable mention. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row ?.• Gone Ro , Bill Dowdy, Fred Will, Buck Poole, Ted Riltcr, Allan Bugg, Robert Fowler, Dove Uhlor, Bill Shu. Row 2: Fronk Co� imono, Jim Gadona , Jim Reynold , David Craig, Jim Stewart, Bill Dolkin, Chuck Torpy, Bob Gibb , Jerry File, Monk Reynold!. Row 3: Fronk Fonnon, Jeff Alchcion, Robert Rothwcll, Bill Dowjon, David Wolfford, John Juliono, Donald Bragg, Gail Burchell, Frank Reed, Dole Davie , Wilbur Smith. Row 4: Milton Rogort, Bob Ca edy, Eddie Ronner, Frank Carr, Coach Cy Painter, Maynard Nohrden, Dick Carter, Herbert Wood, Richard Moore. 138 FRESHMAN 1954 marked the beginning of the G.W. Freshman Football Team. This team, which consisted of freshmen and sophomores, played mostly J.V. teams. Coached by Jack Bauer, who was in his first year at FOOTBALL G.W., the team posted a two-win and four-loss record for the year. Although they had a losing season, they scored in all but one game and beat the tough Jr. Warriors of Wakefield. FRESHMANs Row I.- Icon Jewell, John lily. Bob Mitchell, Buddy Elliot. Row 2 Cy Painter, Milton Soffelle, Leo Burch, Dove Corl, Dick Kemper, Bob Hamilton, Al Painter. Row 3: lee Twyford, Roger Burba, Donny Zimmerman, Jack Phillips, lorry Dohner, Phil Jones, Bill Shuler, Bill Anholt, Donald Whitestone. Row 4 Doug Moore, William West, George Barnes, Jack Dumas, Bill Hamilton, Coach Jack Bauer, Ewing Smith, Mike Ramey, Mike Burke, Bob Herr, Frank Hall. 139 Good to the last drop VARSITY: Row I: Jimmy Conner. George Coburn, Bob Gordo. Doug Yales. Wolf Densmore, Gene Thomos. Mike Agee. Row 2 Cooch Steve Osisek, Mike Downey. Phil Yotes. Woyne Stewart. Eorl Young, Mike Dclnegro, Manager Dovis Hall. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Steve Osisek's basketball charges had another fine season, winning 15 games and losing but 5. They had a 66 point game average and made good showings against the college junior varsities that they played. The Prexies had a hustling defense which was sparked by some terrific rebounding and ball hawking. Their offense was a well-balanced machine, led by the team's high scorers. Captain Doug Yates and guard Mike Agee. Standout games of the season were a 98 43 rout of Mount Vernon, and a close game against Falls Church in which Mike Agee tied the school scoring record with 38 points. In the W.-L. Tournament, G.W. finished third, by beating Fairfax, losing to St. John's, and squeezing by Gonzaga on Doug Yates' last second shot. EASY DOES IT—Chuck Mottley of the Alumni tries to block Doug Yates' top-in, while G.W.'s George Coburn and Alumni Jim Mottley. Billy Rorer, ond Smiley Moore anxiously await the outcome. 140 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Win —15 losses—5 G.W. Opponent 67 Goo. Washington U. J.V.'s................ 77 61 Columbian Prop .........................— 38 74 Alumni .................................. 59 54 Woodrow Wilson ......................... 45 58 Thomas Jefferson ........................ 49 46 Washington-lee .......................... 49 87 Mount Vernon ........................... 52 62 Fairfax ................................ 52 47 Episcopal ...........................«... 33 71 Falls Church ............................ 53 60 John Marshall ........................... 55 72 Georgetown U. J.V.’s .................... 84 98 Mount Vernon ............................ 43 74 Foirfox ................................. 61 41 Washinglon-lce .......................... 51 76 Falls Church ............................ 73 78 Thomas Jefferson ........................ 48 74 Foils Church ........................... 49 53 St. John's 75 50 Gonzago ................................ 49 •Denotes Woshington-lcc Invitational Tournament IT'S MINE!—George Coburn and Gene Thomas combine their efforts to wrestle the boll from T. J.'s John Devoe, os Walter Densmore, Bob Whitfield, Jock Parker, Doug Yates, and Dove Irby look on. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1. David Waltmon, Ralph Price, Kenny Borrett, John Welch, Bucky Poole, Dove Lehman, Eddie Dyson. Row 2. Coach Bob Funosti, Jerry lewis, Frank Cosimono. Gail Burcholl, Jerry File, French Zahn, Carlin Ridgcly, Pete Latimer, Managers Tom Ryon, Bob Herr. 141 Hoopin' it up UP, UP, AND IN — Buck Poole drive in for a lay-up agaimt Wokefieldt Doug Wofion in the Baby Proxies' second tilt with Wokefield t Vonily. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Baby Prexies, after a slow start, came back strong in the final games to finish the season with an 8-win, 6-loss record. Led by high scorers, Ken Barrett and Ralph Price, the Bob Funesti-coached J.V s whipped Falls Church and Fairfax twice, Mt. Vernon, W.-L., Episcopal and the Alumni once. Three of their losses were to varsity teams, one being a one-point sudden death over-time to Wakefield. The J.V s showings this season, assured the varsity of a good team in years to come. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman team, coached by Frank Marino, had a 6 and 10 season record. Led by starters George Barnes, Larry Fisher, Myles Showers, Al Painter, and Bob Mitchell, they learned valuable fundamentals. ISHINGTt FRESHMAN: Row J: Cy Pointer, Richard Kemper, lorry Fisher, Myles Showers, Al Painter. Row 2: Eddie McClain (Monoger), George Seay, David Moson, Tom Scott, Roger Peterson, Bob Mitchell, Coach Fronk Marino. Red hot racqueteers Row 1. Coach Bob Funesti, Pete Latimer, Bill Spongier, Bob Morgan. Robert Willingham, Carter Whitehead, Dove Roby. Row 2: John McElroy, Bill Fidler, Steve Cogswell, Wolt Dcnsmorc, Hammond Myers, Harry Molkey, Bob Dickens. TENNIS Led by five returning lettermen, the Bob Funesti-coached netmen are looking forward to another fine season. Last spring, the team posted a 15-10 record, for its first winning season since its origin three years ago. 1955 TENNIS SCHEDULE April 1 Coolidge ............................ Home 300 5 Montgomery Blair Home 300 15 Woshington-lcc Wakefield 300 18 Maryland Froth ...................... Away 300 20 Episcopal .......................... Away 300 29 Wakefield Horn? 3:30 30 Friends Tournament Away IOO May 3 Wakefield Away 3:30 6 Washington-lee ...................... Home 3:00 9 Montgomery Blair ................... Awoy 3:00 11 Bethcsda Away 300 13-14 Stotc Team Championships Awoy I OO 19 Friends ..............................Home 3.00 20-21 State Singles ond Doubles............Away 100 VARSITY VOLLEYS—Bob Willingham prepares to make a sharp net return in a practice sotsion of Coach Funcsti's tennis squad. 143 Come out swingin' 1955 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 29 Woshington-lee .......................Away 3:30 April 5 Fairfax Away 3:30 7 Mt. Vernon Home 3:30 12 Falls Church ....................... Away 800 13 Episcopal Away 3:30 15 Washington-lee ..................... Home 3:30 18 Bullis Homo 3:30 20 Annandole ... Home 3:30 22 Foirfox ............................ .Home 800 25 Bullis Awoy 300 27 Mt. Vernon .......................... Away 800 29 Foils Church .........................Home 800 Moy 2 loudon County ....................... Awoy 3:30 4 Washington-lee .......................Home 800 6 Wokefield ............................Awoy 800 10 Loudon County ........................Home 800 11 Woodrow Wilson ...................... Home 3:30 13 Foirfox ............................. Awoy 800 16 Mt. Vernon ........................ Home 800 18 Foils Church ...................... Awoy 800 20-21 Stote Tournament ................... Awoy 100 STRI-I-KE! — Ace moundsmon Gene “Dizzy Thomas worms up on the sidelines. VARSITY: Row I; Mike Heisly, Sam Kelton, lambcrt Barnott, Gone Thomas, Dan Jonos, George Coburn, Dave Brown. Row 2: Bill Shu, Harry Arnold, David Woltmon, John Welch, John Ginn, Mike Dclncgro, George Stewart, Noel Walter. Row 3: Managers John Absalom and George Crim, Coach Cy Painter, Manager John Munson. 144 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row I: Wilbur Smith. Milton SoHelle, Dove lehmon. Kenny Prince, Dole Doviet. Buddy Elliott, Merle Deloncey, Buddy Crymei. Row 2: leon Jewell, Jerry Evoni, Jomci Dokemon, Bob Gibbi, Mott Middlebrooki, Jimmy Hine� , Doug Crupper, Woyne Grime . Row 3: Monogert Mork Robey ond Nelson Yeorgin, Phil Horrington, Jerry File, Billy Dowion, Gene Kopp, John Popogeorgc, Cooch Horry Ricer. VARSITY BASEBALL This year's varsity baseball team is out to improve last year's record of 7-8. With an alert infield and a hustling outfield, they hope to win most of their 20 games and possibly the Northern Virginia Title. Coach Cy Painter has a well-balanced nine which is led by Cocaptains Gene Thomas and Lambert Barnett, as well as other standout returnees. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL In 1955, Coach Harry Ricer is looking vor a good season, because he will be able to choose his squad from Junior Major Leaguers and returning J.V s. From all these experienced candidates he hopes to come up with a team that will better last year's fine 5-5 record. ON DECK — Cocoplain lambtrt fornott, owoiH hi turn at bot in G.W.'s opener against W.-l. US Wings on their heels CROSS COUNTRY: Row ?• Dove Brown, Rutted Mown, Coach Horry Caughron. Row 2: Everett Greenwood, Bill King, Coptain Charlie Ginsberg, Bobby Cohan, Pete Schultz. CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team, coached by Harry Caughron, finished the season victors of all but one of their dual meets, winning over Baltimore Poly., Fairfax, and Wakefield, and losing only to W.-L. They also placed second in the Northern Virginia and State Meets, and third in the Johns Hopkins Invitational Meet. SPRING TRACK Last year the track team, under the guidance of Coach Harry Caughron, won almost all of their meets and then went to Richmond where they won the State Championship. This year they are looking for a fine season and pos- VARSITY: Row J Rutted Moton, Jerry Lawler, Dove Brown, Bob Sitton, Mike Gibbont, Don Kout, Tom Caraballo, Phil Hole, Mike Agee. Row 2: John Kohler, Everett Greenwood, Eorl Young, Robert Choice, Dick King, Bill Hill, Bob Shoup, Jerry Alexander, Eddie Dyton, Frank Cotimano. Row 3- Jomet Pitt, Dick Rinker, John Moore, Randy McDonald. Dovid Stryker, Allon Tarleton, Pete Schultz. Doug Yatet, John Cox, Mike Nelton. Row 4: Cooch Harry Caughron, Charlie Gintberg, Gene Cox, John Gory, George Butt, Ted Ritter, Bob Gardo, lorry Jacobton. 146 sibly another State title. With 15 boys from last year's team, Coach Caugh-ron feels that he is strongest in the mile, half mile, pole vault, and shot put, and that they will show well in their 12 meets, starting with the annual Alexandria Memorial Relays. 1955 VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE April 2 Alexandria Memorial Reloys.. Home 1100 6 Foil Church. Fairfax, Annandole Home 3:00 9 Baltimore Poly. Reloys...............Away 1 00 15 Mt. Vernon ond Episcopal.............Away 3:00 19 Mt. Vernon and Annandole.............Home 3:00 23 Penn Relays .........................Away 1:00 26 Fairfax ond Falls Church ............Home 3:00 May 5-6 Metropolitan Meet Away 3:00 7 Maryland Meet 1O0 13 Northern Virginia Meet W.-L 1:00 17 Washington-lee 300 20-21 Stote Meet ..Wm. and Mary 3.00 9 OVER THE HUMP—Dick King skims over the hurdle in a practice session of Coach Coughron's harriers. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row I; Charlie Woollum, Pete Tomalin, Dave Knowles, Tom Scott, Dary Dupree, Richard Rothwell, Herb Wood, Bob Diehl, Al Painter. Row 2.- Dan Tomolin, Milton Rogers, Ewing Smith, Carlin Ridgely, Jim Miller, lyn Kirby, Dove Pope, Dovid Mason. Row 3: Honk Benson, Bill Robertson, Coach Horry Coughron, Kenny Barrett, David Gladden, Phil Jones, Alex Riddell. 147 Shelling out ON THE WATERFRONT —The J.V. four, Jim Stewart, Chuck Torpy, Bill Oalkin, NOAH'S ARK—Crew members sand Dove Burks, and Coxswain Melvin Fortney, put their shell in the Potomac. down their eight-man shell in prep- aration for a coming race. CREW This year's varsity crew has standout returnees from the crews of 1954, which captured National Schoolboy Championships for eight-oared and four-oared shells. With these boys as a nucleus, plus many promising newcomers, Coaches Julian Whitestone and Jack Franklin expect to have another successful season in 1955. 1955 CREW SCHEDULE April 9 lower Morion ............................Homo 1 .-00 16 Open .................................. Home 1OO 23 Navy Plebes ........................... Away 100 30 Penn Frosh ond W.-l. Washington 1 OO May 7 Northern Virginio Championship Home 10O 14 Sprint Rcgolto .................. Washington 1 OO 21 Stotesbury Cup .............. Philadelphia 1 OO 27-28 National Championship ........ Philadelphia 1 OO CREW: Row J: Woyne Stewart, Roy Gravottc, Carroll English, Buddy Bryant, Elliott James, Allan Bugg, Russ Dunn, Dick Rinker. Row 2. Barry Roberson, Gene Ross, Jimmy Colongelo, Glenn Edmonds, Bill Dalkin, Chuck Torpcy, Jim Stewort, David Burks, Melvin Fortney, Charles Odoroff, Richard Moore, James Mills. Row 3; Jack Phillips. Eugene Gardner, Bob Kane, Joel Sipes, Bob Stoy, Alex Holber, John Bibb, Joe Sheldon, John Seaman, Dove Uhlcr, Alan Abramson. Howard Meyer, George Huffman, Mike Ramey, Coach Whitestone. 1 18 J.V.: Row I; Bill Hill, Poul Goldman, Marvin Beach, David Carl, Chariot Simpson, William West, Monle Drapor, Ned Ronnells, leroy Burrows. Row 2 John Williams, Malcolm Peverill, Gordon Baldwin, leo Burch, George Polls, Gory Schuler, Kenny Whichord, Robert Gerber, Pele Jorgenson, John Clark, George Mobry, Frank Carr, Leonard Collins. Row 3; Coach Whitostone. Steve Burnstein, Joe Saunders, John Borlon, Jomes Borlon, Bruce Rollins, Bobby logon, Keith Floyd, Dole Gordon, Ben Whilchouso, Robert Richardson, Bill Roberson, Don Costello, Gene Nelson. GOLF: Row ?: Jim Anderson, Sonny Severson, Spike Collondar, Mike Willingham, Charlie Holden, Robert Eisenhort. Row 2: Tom Kyan, Dennis Eosley, Hammond Myers, John McElroy, Cooch Osisek. GOLF This year Coach Steve Osisek and several golf aspirants formed a golf team, which will further fill out the G.W. sports program. Sonny Severson, who won the State Junior Championship last year, will lead the six-man team. Although they will have to practice on their own, the boys' hopes are high for victories over W.-L. and other top-notch golf teams on their 12-match schedule. 149 Presidents' ladies Though it's the thirteenth year for the Girls' Athletic Association, it certainly wasn't unlucky. It continued to promote sportsmanship, its original purpose. Members obtained new uniforms for the basketball team, and for enjoyment, added bowling and picnics to their activities. Each member was chosen after earning one hundred points in athletic skill and being recommended by her physical education teacher. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Row I.- Franco Mclanc, Sec.-Treasurer; Ann Krummes, President. Row 2: Janet lunceford, Roc-cordor of Point ; Mi Hubbard, Sponsor. Absent from the picture is Nancy Monkin, Vice-President. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Mis Hubbard, Sponsor; Ann Krummes, President; Jonet lunceford, Secretory-Treasurer; Sorah Campbell, Recorder of Points; Sally Hale, Vice-President. G.A.A. MEMBERS: Row 1: Dorothy Alcorn, Sarah Campbell, Judy Chappcl, Stuart McKinney, Sandy McCullough, Dean Brennan, lo Etta Ellison. Row 2: Margie lee, Ann Krummes, Sally Hale, Harriet Coflin, Marian Trenis. Row 3: Janet lunceford, Reno Scholl, Peggy Dowdy, Ann Adams, Miss Hubbard. 150 G.A.A. MEMBERS: Row 1: Sandy McCullough, Stuarl McKinney, Frances Mclanc, Harriet Coflin, Peggy Dowdy, Sally Hale, Belly Bowling, Lo Ella Ellison. Row 2. Marion Trenis, Margie lee, Janet Lunceford, Karen Jorgenson, Ann Adams, Sarah Campbell, Ann Krummes. SWISH! — Jonet Lunsford tries a one-hand push shot os Frances Mclane, No. 15, and Sandy McCullough await their turn. UP-SEE-DAISY — Harriet Coflin and Janet lunccford watch anxiously as Ann Krummes sets up a shot. 151 Ads If only my old pals could see this town now. Wow! It's really grown. 153 io8 North Washington Street ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA K I ng 9-3058 and k I ng 9-3059 We arc very grateful tor the privilege of being of service, as official photographers, toward making this year’s “COMPASS” a grand success. The splendid cooperation given us by the editors, faculty, and student body was highly commendable and sincerely appreciated. QerJcl R. O, timer 154 CONGRATULATIONS To You Graduates ! We wish you every success and happiness AS YOU ARE GOING TO BE THE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW — — WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU IN THE YEARS TO COME Barnes Kimel Co. ALEXANDRIA ARLINGTON 2525 Mt. Vernon Avenue Overlook 3-4330 1916 Wilson Boulevard Jackson 4-1500 FALLS CHURCH Lee Highway and Washington Boulevard Jefferson 3-1400 155 THE FIRST AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Oldest National Hank in Virginia MAIN OFFICES 531 King Street 507 King Street BRANCHES Mount Vernon Ave.....2809 Mt. Vernon Ave. Uptown ...................1827 King Street Northeast ..........701 N. St. Asaph Street Drive In Windows at Each Branch free Parking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. PAXTON VAN LINES, INC. “SER VICE is our most important PRODUCE” Member Atlas Van Lines, Inc. A National System One of the World's Largest Movers Modern Storage Facilities Local Moving Kl 8-2233 Kl 8-6400 157 Phone OVerlook 3-1425 JOHN I). G A DONAS. Prop. 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TEmple 6-9471 Compliments of Bendall Pontiac 1625 Prince Street Alexandria, Virginia OVerlook 3-1600 Compliments of THE DIME STORE 1906 Mt. Vernon Avenue Alexandria, Virginia Neighborhood Variety Store School Supplies OV 3-1711 Soles-Service Cameron’s raD,0—television appliances 1707 CENTRE PLAZA Fairlington Shopping Center Alexandria, Va. Walter C. Davis and Son, Inc. Electrical Contractor 1509 Prince St. • Alexandria, Va. ' Builtl for I omorrow By Service of Today 9-2092 °V. 3.24s6 Compliments 0f ! , one Ki 8-80,., REM. ESTXTE LOXNS INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT sown WASHINGTON STRV.V. AL.EXANDRI A, V A. 159 The Dixie Pig P. GARILLI Tile Contractor Tile — Marble — Slate TE 6-9484 Powhatan Street and Bash ford Lane Telephone 5702 Duke St. King 9-1165 Alexandria, Va. Automatic Gas Hot Water Heaters j ennox Warm Air Toro Lawn Mowers Automatic Heating Equipment May l ag Washers American Coolair Tans Dutch 1 )ven Stoves Aitcheson Fuel Co., Inc ESTABLISHED 1882 500 King Street COAL FUEL OIL WOOD PLANT—SOUTH STRAND STREET Between Prince and Duke Streets Phones: KIng 9-2214 — TEmple 6-4969 160 A. B. W. TRANSIT CO. HAR-WIL CLEANERS Guaranteed Odorless Dry Cleaning 2615 Mt. Vernon Ave. Kl. 9-8046 Perrine Bros., Inc. ESSO Servicecenter and Garage 1836 Braddock Road Kl 9-2929 Compliments of Cohen Bros. Jewelers Serving Northern Virginia for Over a Quarter of a Century 1121 and 1123 KING STREET Polk Motor Co., Inc. YOUR Desoto-Plymouth Dealer 1646 KING STREET Alexandria, Virginia King 9-0567 TEmple 6-3131 161 Chas. V. James, Generol Manager TE. 6-9550 CIRCLE BARBECUE, Inc. Alexandria's Original Open Pit barbecue SPARE RIBS . . . CHICKENS . . . BEEF . . . PORK SANDWICHES . . . LUNCHES . . . DINNERS ORDERS TO GO North Washington Street ot Powhatan Alexandria, Virginia Presto Valet 1 HOUR CLEANING SHOE REPAIR — LAUNDRY 1623 Quaker Lane Fairlington, Alexandria, Va. Kl 8-4047 E. L. Johnson s GROCERY STORE 1413 Powhatan Street COMPLETE LINE OF Groceries — Meats — Vegetables Wc Deliver — Call Kl 8-6888 or TE 6-9668 MORRIS L. JOHNSON, Manager GRAHAM OGDEN, Inc. Realtors. Insurance, Handing, Investments 803 King Street • Alexandria,,Vu. KI.9-1300 TE. 6-1300 Joseph L. Lash Sons 1312 Powhatan Street Toys • Homeware - Hardware - Paints OVerlook 3-6444 In Alexandria It’s Tomorrow’s Fashions Today DOWN THE HATCH — Crnid Fox and Duliy” Thompson are busy at work as they take over Elmer and Louis's job ns jnnitors on Senior Day. 162 TIMBERMAN'S DRUG STORE 106 North Washington St. Alexandria, Virginia F. H. Nugent, Prop. King 9-0091 For Service and Savings Stop at the Sign of Greater Values AMERICAN OIL CO. rum idinr to lloridu THOS. J. FA-NNON I SONS ALE : X A N D R 1 A , V'l R g! N 1 a FANNON’S . . . known for years to your parents . . . again extends to the Graduates of 1955 BEST WISHES for a life rich in successful achievement, and filled with opportunities that have made America great . . . opportunities that CAN make your education at G.W. fruitful! THOMAS J. FANNON SONS Coal - Automatic Heat - Fuel Oil DUKE and HENRY STREETS ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 163 PRINTING ENGRAVING 6c BOOKBINDING .. .''for Over a Third of a Qentury ‘Printers of The Compass N EWELL-COLE COM PANY Telephone K I ng 9-0162 212 King Street ., 0 Alexandria, lrginia DEL RAY FLORIST 2008 Mt. Vernon Avenue Alexandria, Virginia Special Prices for Students GW Alumni . . . Chilly Roiford TE 6-9464 J. C. CHATEL Realtor Compliments of Alexandria Sealing Center 514 MONTGOMERY STREET Alexandria - Arlington - Georgetown 2106 MT. VERNON AVE. OV. 3-2163 H. A. GARLAND Manager Kl 8-3031 21. N. 2Uu t Baldwin's Quality Cleaners Contractor ant! builder ODORLESS CLEANING 1610 MT. VERNON AVENUE Alexandria, Virginia Phone King 9-7888 Satisfaction Guaranteed One Day and Evening Service If Desired 805 Bashford Lane Alexandria, Va. 164 HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS Virginia Representative JAMES L. DECK 300 E. MAIN ST. RICHMOND 19. VA. Hotel George Mason Northern Virginias Leading Hotel CHAS. E. SLAGLE Managing Director The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1500 KING STREET KI. 9-0452 114 Years of Service 'Wiifiam Sbemaine So Junera ui rome One of 'The South s Oldest and Linest 520 S. Washington Street Alexandria, Va. KI ng 9-0074 MISS AND M R. TOUCH DOW N—Val Jackson ami Alan Reynolds switch uniforms for Senior Day. 165 LEVINSON CLOTHING COMPANY — ☆ — Headquarters for G. W. Cadet Uniforms and Capes — ☆ — 424 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone King 9-8585 Ike Hokbif Horte SUB-TEEN—TOTS 127 N. Washington St. King 8-7880 Compliments of ALVA OPTICIAN FLOYD L. MILLER Ophthalmic Dispenser 1715 Centre Plaza — Alexandria, Vo. Fairlington Shopping Centre G.W. Sugar Bowl GIFTS COSMETICS 1302 MT. VERNON AVENUE Alexandria, Virginio Telephone King 9-3600 ALEXANDRIA FURNITURE CO.,Inc. Alexandria Floral Co. THE TERESI'S Alexandria's Only Greenhouses We Telegraph Orders — We Deliver Phone King 9-2666 1600-20 Prince Street BUY. SELL AN!') IRADE-IN FURNITURE 1004-1006 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA. VA. 166 Dake’s Service Center 900 N. WASHINGTON STREET ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA TE 6-8067 Shelton Bros. Jewelers 1531 QUAKER LANE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA OV 3-1757 Fairlington Shopping Center Fairlington Barber Shop CENTRE PLAZA Phone KL 9-9453 Greyhound Bus Depot Alexandria, irpnia Compliments of CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOME, Inc. WILLIAM W. CUNNINGHAM W. BEVERLEY MOUNTCASTLE LILLIE V. CUNNINGHAM A. K. ROYSTON Cameron and Alfred Streets ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA King 9-1800 TEmple 6-4580 BETTE CANNON School of Dance CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS for CHILDREN AND ADULTS Ballet — Toe — Tap Acrobatic — Hawaiian Members of Dance Masters of America Studio Located at 1222 KING ST., ALEXANDRIA Classes for Tiny Tots If no Answer King 8-5334 Call King 9-3326 Duke Del ie;i lessen and lleslaiiranl SERVING FINE MEALS AT REASONABLE PRICES Shirley-Duke Shopping Center Kl 8-2895 Alexandrio, Virginio Compliments of The M. H. BARRY Organization REALTY ADMINISTRATORS SINCE 1912 2206 Mount Vernon Avenue king 9-0078 WHEN WE WERE A COUPLE OF KIDS — Knjoyimi Hack to School NiUht arc Mrs. Walter Spinks. Mrs. Ernest Churn. Mr. Walter Spinks, anil Mrs. Van Saun. 167 1849-1955 106 YEARS OF SERVICE Compliments C ong rd hi Id lions of WHEATLEY from Funeral Home AUTO J. S. EVERLY ACCESSORIES CO., INC. Mt. Vernon Delicatessen Alexandria's Men's Style Center Barney's 1601 MT. VERNON AVENUE Alexondrio, Vo. Phone Kl 9-9458 WINDSOR MEN’S SHOP 1017 KING STREET TEmple 6-4275 Virginia Electric Supply Corp. THE ELECTRIC STORE TELEVISION Sales—RADIOS C' APPLIANCES-Service 917 King Street Alexandria. Va. Phone OV 3-3345 HERBY’S, Incorporated 16(H) Duke St. Alexandria. Va. Your Friendly FORD Service Denier KI. 9-0374 TE. 6-3768 JULIAN T. BURKE, Inc. CHANNELS T-V 2303 MT. VERNON AVENUE It uiuaf insurance Rhone KI. 9-0151 Alexandria. Va. 218 KING STREET Alexandria. Virginia Buy G. Andcrton Burke. Executive Vice-President David M. Burke. Sales Representative U S. DEFENSE Bonds 168 Home of Fine Furniture -ti- ff',nk Michelbach « 814-820 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phones: KK 9-0405 KI. 9-0406 AL BAKER SONS, INC. REAL ESTATE ond INSURANCE 1 16 S. St. Asaph Strcot, Alexandria, Virginia King 9-6644 TEmple 6-7343 KRESGE'S 604 King Street 3L Si ore to }rom Compliments of M. S. GINN COMPANY SCHOOL AND ART SUPPLIES KI. 9-0278 420 King St. Alexandria, Vu. G.W. Delicatessen Bakery SOU DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1310 Mt. Vernon Avenue STRINCJI.V l!|� THK 1)1 MMY-Klainc l ately and Nancy Pruct are makinti last minute nrcimrations on the Mt. Vernon dummy for the Piiiskin Polka. WASHINGTON and KANE, Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTORS INSURANCE 1615 KING STREET KI. 9-5046 BUCH Cleaners and Launderers 2429 MT. VERNON AVENUE Alexandria, Virginia Phone: TEmple 6-9516 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY G. C. Murphy Co. KING AND WASHINGTON W.'lljour 3ri,nJl ..I Ml,plujs THE FRIENDLY STORE WHITE CROSS CLEANERS — Fur Storage— 169 TURK SAYS C ongfratu afions Smartly Styled Clothes At Lowest Prices Only at TURK S MEN'S SHOP 2300 Mt. Vernon Avenue Corner Del Ray Avenue THE ONLY MEN'S STORE IN DEL RAY DEL RAY LINOLEUM SHADE SHOP Armstrong linoleums — Columbia Shades Rubber Tile — Vonotian Blinds — Asphalt Tilo Bill MICHEIBACH, Prop. 2305 Mt. Vernon Avenue King 9-1440 OVeHook 3-0955 Phones: King 8-8400 — King 9-8484 JAMES M. DUNCAN, JR. and Associates REALTOR — INSUROR 120 N. Columbus St. Alexandria, Va. Chauncey Realty Corp. Real Estate and Insurance 1710 Mt. Vernon Avenue Kl. 9-2737 TE. 6-4828 DEL RAY DRUG STORE T. E. CARNEALE. Prop. Rest. No. 7289 Phone Klnsl 9-0677 2004 Mt. Vernon Avenue Del Ray, Alexandria. Virginia HELENS PASTRY SHOP Cal eS—f — irlics UUJi'uj and feirtldatj Cal eS ffU to OrJ.r 2302 Mt. Vernon Ave. Kl 8-3361 170 Compliments R. E. KNIGHT SONS 621-623 King Street Alexandria, Va. 1U S. ft Son. A intj of Wait Cuenjlliny HAPPY HOLIDAY-Miss Pane. Mr. Funesti. and Mis Keeton receive their i oinsettias at Christmas. They were difts to the faculty from Alexandria Florist. Compliments of THE BURKE HERBERT BANK and TRUST COMPANY OLDEST BANK IN THE OLD DOMINION CORNER KING and FAIRFAX STREETS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 171 oniphan 101 N. COLUMBUS ST. Specializing in baby-fine hair VIRGINIA BUTLER, Prop. King 9-1012 -HUDSON- Sales — Service — Reconditioning Best Wishes from OLD DOMINION MOTORS World's Second Lorgcst Hudson Dcolors Cor. Pitt Montgomery Sts., Alexondria, Vo. OV 3-2626 N. 10th Irving Streets, Arlington, Vo. JA 7-7141 EACH CLASS GRADUATES WITH A GREATER EXPECTANCY AND HOPE OF THE FUTURE SHIPLEY'S LAUNDERETTES con erase your work doys with . . . 3-DAY SHIRT SERVICE 30 MINUTE WASH SERVICE 1-HOUR WASH AND DRY SERVICE ‘ZOIVLEY'S GIFTS—DECORATING ACCESSORIES 127 North Washington Street Established ISM WORTH HULFISH SONS Incorporated 311-313-315 Kinu St. Alexandria. Yu. Retail ami Wholesale Hardware OVtft A HUNMID YU8S OF CONTINUOUS SUtVKt Ballance's 5 Drug Store 3925 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria. Virginia Prescriptions Called For and Delivered TEmple 6-4444 JOHN’S BLUR RIBBON SHOE REPAIR 412 King Street Alexandria, Vt� . One Doy Service — No Extra Charge 1461 HUNTINGTON AVE.—1316 KING ST. 1308 MT. VERNON AVE. Kl 9-4141 Kl 9-0449 SO 8-7214 SHIRLINGT0N HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE . . . HOUSEWARES PAINT . . . ARTIST SUPPLIES 2770 South Quincy 2774 South Quincy Compliments of iMonticello Delicatessen 2304 Mt. Vernon Avenue TEmple 6-9718 45-MINUTE DRY CLEANERS GRAND STAR VALET 1901 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE Cleaning and Pressing, Shoe Repairing, Hats Cleaned and Blocked, Alterations . . . WHIIE-U-WAIT 4-Hour Service on Free Pick-up and Delivery Alexandria, Virginia Call Overlook 3-1300 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Cecil's Barber Shop 1604 MT. VERNON AVENUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA CECIL COFFMAN, Mgr. Phone: TE 6-6693 172 Office Phone OV. 3-5900 Branch Office 99 Hilhvood Ave., Falls Church, Va. JE-3-8300 J,T, Moton Realty, Inc, Main Office 2415 MT. VERNON AVENUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Sales Insurance Rentals Property Management i DOLL HOSPITAL 1713 Center Plozo Alexandria, Virginio Repairs on All Makes Overlook 3-5225 DELANY REALTY MAIN OFFICE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 131 N. WASHINGTON STREET SALES — RENTALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Phone King 8-8711 ALEXANDRIA BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR MEN AND WOMEN ENTRANCE AT ANY TIME Speedwriting Shorthand — Gregg Shorthand Touch Typewriting — Bookkeeping Accounting — Indexing — Filing Clerical Payroll MRS. LILLIAN B. PROTHEROE, Instructor, is an Authorized Teacher of Speedwriting Shorthand with 21 years experience and was a student of originator MRS. EMMA B. DEARBORN Individual Instruction — Intensive Troining CALL KING 9-3745 106 N. Columbus St. Alcxondrio, Vo. A Course for Every Business” 173 ALEXANDRIA NATIONAL BANK AIRPORT FACILITY: WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT WESTEND BRANCH: SHIR LEY-DUKE SHOPPING CENTER King 9-8108 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Carp. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA MAIN OFFICE: KING AND ROYAL STREETS. Kin 9-0124 NORTHWEST BRANCH: FAIRLINGTON CENTRE King 9-4968 174 On Moving Day — Move the Duncan Way 400-410 N. Columbus Street Alexandria, Va. King 9-0473 LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Since 1880 MOVI NG I. C. C. Cert. 93641 175 Let Us Serve You Your Duiry Products At Your Door... Fresh und Pure For Better Flealth Drink Better Milk From Virginia Farms To Virginia Homes Alexandria Dairy Products Co., Inc. CORNER PITT AND PRINCESS STREETS ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Phone King 9-2525 We sing our praises to our school JANUARY GRADUATES A AITCHESON, TRACY 12. 92, 123, 129, 131 ALEXANDER. ESTHER 10. 12 ARMSTRONG, CHARLEY 12, 109, 134 ARNOTT, JULIE 12 B BABER, GLORIA 12, 107 BARNETT, DAN 12, 115 BECKER, JOANNE 12 BERKES, BETTY 12, 14, 116 BERRY, BETTY 12, 108, 116 BOLTON. JAY 12. 148 BRAGG, ROY 12, 40, 100, 118 BURCHELl, CLAY 12, 123, 131 BUTLER, SAM 13 C CARTER, DALTON 13. 118 CHITTUM, PAULA 13 CLARK. CAROLYN 13, 92 CLEMENTS, DON 13 CLIFT, BARBARA 13 COHEN, BARBARA 13, 86 CRABILL, JOYCE 13. 114 CROWN, JUDY 13 CUPPLES, CHARLIE 13, 101, 104, 116 CURION, FRANCES 13 CUSTER, PAT 13, 99 D DARLEY, BUTCH 14, 134. 144 OENNIS, FAITH 14. 99. 114 DOWDY. ANNIE MAE 14, 98 DUDLEY. FRANCIS 14. 113 DUFF, BILL 14. 38. 85, 92 DUMAS. JIMMIE 14. 38. 115 DUNN, SYLVIA 14, 98 DURAND. JEAN 14 E EMIGH. TEDDY 14 F FADLEY, CHARLES 14 FATELY, ELAINE 12, 14. 82. 83. 85, 110 FERRELL. EILEEN 14 FOX, CRAIG 15. 88 G GARRIS. BUSTER 15. 109. 113, 116 GEORGE. FlETIE 15 H HARWOOD. PAT 15. 92. 113 HEFLIN. DOROTHY 15 HIBBERD, DAVE 15, 88 HODGES, PHIL 38, 134, 144 HOFFMAN. PAT 15 HOLLAND, BILL 15. 92 J JOHNSON. SONNY 15. 109, 134 JONES. MAC 15, 92 K KERBEL. USA 15, 98, 103. 123 KESTERSON. WILDA 12, 15, 85, 98. 110 KNIGHT. JOHN 16, 92 I LEE. BETTY 16, 113 LOFTIS, JERRY 16 LYONS. STANLEY 16 Me McNETT. CHARLES 16 mcwhorter. joyce 16 M MADISON. BARBARA 12, 16 MOTON. BETTY 16 N NIXON. CAROLE 16 O O'MARA, JOHN 16. 26. 129 P PAYNE. JIM 16, 113, 118 R REESE, DON 94 REYNOLDS. ALAN 11, 16, 85, 109, 134 S ROBERTS. JUNE 12, 17, 85. 110 SCHNEIDER, FRED 102, 118 SIMON, ELIZABETH 17, 92 SMITH. HAROLD 17. 38, 82 SWAIN. WAYNE 17 SWAN, JIM 17. 38. 109, 134 T TOY, BEV 17, 112 TREIBER. BETSY 12. 17. 112, 116 TRICE, DICK 17 TURNER. DORIS 17. 85 TYSON. RUSSELL 17, 118 W WALLACE. DAVE 17. 92. 109 WARREN, BETTY 17. 82 WASSERMAN, DON 18, 85. 126 WHEELER. CURTIS 131 WHITE, CAROL 12, 18. 110, 114 WICKLINE. BONNIE JEAN 18, 92. 123, 131 WILLIAMS. BARBARA 18, 99, 114 WOOD. KELLEY 18. 87 George Washington its name A ACKOR, MARY JANE 19, 87, 91, 106 ADAMS. JOAN 19, 103 ADAMS. MILDRED 19. 85 ADAMS, ROBERT 19 ADKINS, CURTIS 19 ALTER, KAREN 19. 115 ANDERSON, JOANNE 18. 19, 84. 85. 86, 92, 93, 106 ANDREWS. JULIE 19, 107, 116 ARBOGAST. HOP 19. 113, 118 ARTHUR. SIDNEY 19. 97 ARTZ. DORIS 19. 123, 128. 131 AUSTIN, ANN 19, 99, 118 JUNE GRADUATES AUSTIN, PAT 20. 92, 107 8 BAGGETT, JOYCE 20. 87, 93, 110, 116 BAKER. ANN 20. 91, 92. 114, 116 BARNETT. LAMBERT 20. 144 BARR, JOHN 20 BATTS, BOB 20 BEACH, ANN 20. 99 BEACH. DAVE 20. 109, 134 BEARDSLEE. NANCY 20, 21. 92, 103, 105, 113 BEATTY, MARY 20. 99 BEAVERS. FRANCES 20. 107 BEAVERS. PAT 20, 44 BECKWITH. GAY 21. 116 BECKWITH, SHEILA 21 BELL, BARCLAY 21. 88. 92, 110 BERGIN, CECE 21, 94 BERMAN. MAXINE 13. 21. 82. 83. 85. 87 BERRY, PAULINE 21 BIBB. JOHN 13, 15. 21, 85. 88. 92 BISER. DOROTHY 21, 87. 94, 103 BLAINE. ETHEL 21 BOOTH. BILL 21, 118 BRANDT. SHIRLEY 21 BRAWNER, CAROLYN 21, 103, 123, 129. 131 177 Her colors blue and gold were meant BRENNER, BARBARA 22. 105 BRINCKMAN, CONRAD 22 BROOKS. ETHIYN 22. 89. 99. J 07, 118 BROWN, DAVID E. 22. 92, 93, 109, 146 BROWN. DAVID L. 22. 109. 134, 144 BROWNING, CAROL 22. 99 BRYANT. PAT 22 BURCH, DONNA 22. 82 BURNS, YVONNE 22 C CARABALLO. TOM 22. 109. 134, 146 CARPER. NANCY 19. 22 CARTER. SUE 22 CHAFEE, ROBERT 23, 146 CHAPPELL, JUDY 23 CHEWNING, SYLVIA 23, 98 CHINN. DIANA 23 CHRISTIAN. MARIE 23 CLARK, NANCY 23, 99 CLARKE. DENNIS 23 CLEM, AUDREY 23. 99. 106 COHEN, ROZANN 23. 88 COLANGELO. JAMES 23. 148 COLE, CAROLYN 23 COLLIE, FAY 23 COLLINS. NINA 24. 32. 88. 106 COMANDURAS, PAT 24, 85 COMPHER, JUNE 24, 116 CONE. SANDRA 24 CONLEY, BARBARA 24, 92. 106. 127 COREY. JANE 24 COSTELLO, MARLENE 24, 94 COX, JOHN 11, 15. 24. 85, 109. 134. 146 CRABIll, ROBERT 24. 97. 118 CRIM, GEORGE 24. 109. 134. 144 CRONE. JUDY 24, 86. 91 CROSS. HARRY 24. 115 CROWDER ALL IE 25, 98 CURION, ELEANORS 25, 99 D DARR, JAMES 25 DAVIS. PRISCILLA 25 DERRENBACKER. SAPAH 25. 128, 129, 131 DODD, ERVIN 25. 109 DU SAULT, PHIL 25, 88. 101, 104 DUVALL. MARTHA 25, 113, 117, 118 E ELLIOTT. DON 25 ELLISON. EUGENE 25, 115 ENGLAND, PHYLLIS 25 ENGLISH, PHYLLIS 25. 106 EVERSOLE, SYLVIA 26, 87, 98 F FARRAU, JOU ANN 26 FRANKLIN, ED 26, 131, 148 FRASER. JEAN 26. 107 FULWILER, HARRY 26 FURR. SALLY 26 G GARRETSON. DORIS 26 GARWIG. PAUL 26 GAUTHIER. CAROL 26 GIBBONS. MIKE 26. 109, 134. 146 GIBSON, CATHY 26, 107, 113 GINSBERG. CHARLIE 26. 85. 91. 93. 109. 146 GNEUG. ROSEMARIE 27. 127, 129, 131 GODWIN. CLARICE 27 GODWIN. JIM 27 GOLDBERG. DORIS 27 GOLDMAN. EVELYN 27 GORMAN, ANN 27 GRANT. PEGGY 27, 89. 94. 102. 106 GRAVATTE. ROY 27, 109. 148 GRAVES. CHARLES 27 GRIFFIN. VILLARD 27, 97. 100, 116 GUNN, JUDY 27, 88, 92. 103, 116 H HALE, CHARLOTTE 27, 87. 92. 94 HALL, DAVIS 28. 93. 101. 104. 140 HALL. FOYE 28 HAMAKER. BILL 28. 109. 148 HARRISON. WALKER 28. 96. 104, 107, 115 HART, SHIRLEY 28. 90 HAWTHORNE, PAT 28 HEISLEY. MIKE 28. 109. 144 HENDERSON. BOB 28. 122. 126. 131 HERB. CAROLIE 28 HILL. BILL 28. 109. 134. 146. 148 HEWITT, JANET 28 HOBBS. KAY 28. 94. 112 HOLMES. CAROLYN 29, 110, 113 HOWARD, LINDA 29, 87. 83. 91. 103 HUFFMAN, MARTHA 29. 101, 107, 116 HUNT. JOAN 29 HURD, ROBERT 29, 92 I INGRAM, DAWN 29 INNAMORATO, AL 29. 113, 116. 117 J JACKSON. PHIL 29, 92. 118 JACKSON, VAL 12. 29, 32, 44. 45. 84 91 106,110.113 ' JAMES. ELLIOTT 29. 82, 83. 93, 109, 134 149 JEFFERSON. PEGGY ' ,4V 29 JENNINGS. DONNA 29. 95, 106 JOHNSON, JOAN 30 JOHNSON. JUDY 30 JOHNSON. SHELBY 30. 106 JOINER. RENNA 30. 94 JONES. ANNETTE 30 JONES. BARBARA 30. 99 JONES. DAN 30. 107, 109, 134, I44 146 JONES. DORIS 30. 118 JONES, NANCY 30. 92, 107. 116 JONES. WILLIAM 30, 125, 131 K KANE, BOB 19, 30. 148 KAUS. DONNIE 30, 109, 134, 146 KElTON. SAM 31. 109. 134. 144 KERXTON, STUART 31 KIDD. BARBARA 31, 99. 106 KIDD, JIMMY 31, 94, 115, 116 KLEINMAN. ROSLYN 31. 82, 90. 95. 100, 101 KNIGHT. STUART 31, 82. 134 KRUMMES, ANN 31. 45. 150 KURZ, CAROLE 31 L LaPIANA, JERRY 31. 101, 104 LaROCK, RICHARD 31 LAYTON. JOHN 31 LEE. BILL 31 LEFLER, PHYLLIS 32. 99 LEITCH. PAT 32. 108. 45 LEWIS, MARILYN 15. 32, 84, 85, 88. 107 LEWIS, RACHEL 32, 92, 101 LIGGIO. ROSANNE 32. 112 LIGON. ELVIN 32 LINDSAY. KENNETH 32 LOEB, BERNARD 32 LONDON. PHILIP 32. 126 LOVELACE. MARTHA JO 32, 102. 107 LUCAS. LILLIAN 11. 32. 43, 85 LYNDE. BOB 32, 101, 118 M McBRlDE, DIANE 33 McConnell, betty jane 33. 103. 127. 129, 131 McCullough, carlos 33 McDowell, lou 33, 107 M MACKENZIE. AllSA 33, 86. 88 178 To ever bring her fame MAIGRET, JAMES 73. 116 MARKS. RUTH ANN 33. 99 MARTIN. BARBARA 33 MEAD, CONNIE 33. 107 MEAD, ROBERT 33. 92. 118 MOORE, ANNE 33. 127, 129. 131 MOORE. BARBARA 33. 91, 113, 114 MOSEL, ELAINE 33, 92, 93 MOSS, JANET 34 MOUNTCASTLE. EARLE 34. 85. 122. 124, 129, 130. 131, MULLALEY, MARTHA 34, 99 N NEAL, JOHN 34 NUESSE, SUE 34, 85. 92, 94 O'DRISCOLL, SUE 34 OLASKY. CHARLES 34 OWEN. MARGARET 34, 113 OWSLEY. JOAN 34 P PAINTER, MARCELLA 13, 15, 34. 82. 83. 84. 85, 87, 106, 110 PATTERSON. MARGIE 34, 99 PEELER. RAY 34 PENNELL, JOE 35, 123, 129, 130, 131 PERRY, BIM 35, 123, 125 PETTIT, MORRIS 35 PHILYAW, BETTY 35, 99 POFF. ROY 35. 123, 126, 131 POLK. BOBBY 35. 109, 134 POSS, NANCY 35, 99 POTTS. BILL 35, 116 POTTS. CAROLINE 35 PRICE, JOEST 35. 101 PRUET. NANCY 35. 85. 90, 94, 100, 102, 117 PRYOR, PAT 35. 44, 82. 88. 94, 101 R RANNELLS, ALICE 36. 89. 91 RATCLIFFE. ELOISE 36 REARDON, MADELYN 36 REBACK, HARRIET 36, 103, 106 REGAN. JANET 36. 88. 89 REINKE. DICK 36. 104 RICH, ANN 88 RICH, NORMA 36, 98 RICHARDSON, DAVE 36, 94. 100 RIDDELL, BOB 36, 101. 146 RINKER, DICK 36. 109, 134, 148 ROBERTSON. CAROLYN 36, 81. 88. 92 ROBY. DAVE 37. 82, 83, 85. 88 ROHR, PAT 37. 99. 116 ROSIN, ARLINE 134 37 ROTH, MIKE 37. 100, 122 ROUB, JACK 37, 102, 116, 117 RUSH, JANET 37. 99. 106 RUSSELL. PAT 37 RYAN, DOUG 37. 85. 92, 93, 107 SAFFEll. GAIL 37, 98 SAMETH. PAUL 37, 118 SCHOLL. ADRIENNE 37 SCHULER, GARY 37 SCHULTZ. JUDY 38. 141, 116 SCOTT. NANCY 38. 88 SEAMAN, MARBURY 38 SELLERS. ALLAN 38. 113, 115 SENDLAK, JEAN 38. 92. 128, 129, 131 SHIRK, NANCY 38. 98, 127 SHORT, Al 38 SHOUP. BOB 38, 109, 146 SIPES, JOEL 38, 84, 92, 124, 129, 130, 148 SMITH, CAROL 38. 92 SMITH, CELIA 38, 103, 116 SMITH. JEAN 38, 91, 101 SMITH. MARGIE 39 SPENGLER. BILL 39 SPINKS. CAROLYN 39 STAMPS. BETTY 39. 87. 93. 94. 110, 127, 129 STEINMILLER. CAROL 39. 107 STERNBERG. TOMMY 15. 39. 101 STEWARDSON. JAMES 39 STOUT, ROBERT 39 STROTHER, JOHN 39 SWENSON. MARJORIE 39 SYKES, BILL 39, 107 T TAYLOR, SADIE 34, 39. 99 THAYER, DONNA 40 THEIMER, RITA 40 THEIS, GRETTA 40 THOMAS, GENE 40. 144, 146 THOMPSON. DUBY 40. 88. 109, 146, 164 THOMPSON, JULIAN 40. 122, 126. 129 THORNHILL, CHARLES 40 TOTHILl, CORA 40 TWIGG. ROBERT 40 TWIGG. SUSAN 40 V VON DER LIPPE. DIETER 40. 104, 116 VOS. SALLY 20. 40, 101, 103 W WALDREP, DIANE 41. 107, 127, 131 WALKER, TERRY 32, 41, 44, 92. 127 WANNER. ALLIE 41, 84, 85. 87 WASHBURN, LIZ 41, 85, 87, 102, 103 WASHINGTON, NANCY 41, 99 WEAVER. MILDRED 41, 106, 107 WEBSTER, ELOISE 41. 98 WEISS. THERESA 41 96 WEITZELL, SADA 41, 99. 105. 107 WHARTON. PAM 41, 82, 84, 85, 86. 91 WHITE. ANN 41, 94. 123. 128. 131 WHITE, BARBARA 41 WHITEHEAD, CARTER 42, 143 WHITESTONE, DAVE 42. 113, 116 WILLARD, CHICK 42. 118 WILLIAMSON. JOHN 42 WILLINGHAM. BOB 42. 92, 93, 143 WOLF, ETHEL 42. 94. 112, 150 Y YATES. DOUG 42. 144. 146 YOUNG. ANN 42 YOUNG, EARL 42, 140, 146 YOUNG, JANICE 42 And when our days are ended here B BROWN, GLORIA 43 C CONNER. JIM 43. 140 CUNNINGHAM. WILLIAM 43 SUMMER SCHOOL i LANGLEY. MARLENE 43. 82, 106 LEMON. DONNIE 43 LEMON. LAURA 43. 106 N NEWELL. WILLIAM 43 P PIERPOINT. CHARLES 43 S SUMMERS. KRYSTAL 40, 43, 103 W WADE, WILLIAM 43 179 And memories draw nigh' GENERAL INDEX ART CLUB 96 FOOTBALL 134 OFFICE WORKERS 106 97 60 PUBLICATIONS 106 118 QUILL AND PALM 85 144 99 QUILL AND SCROLL 84 BASKETBALL 140 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 98 SENIOR CELEBRITIES 45 107 AMERICA 102 SENIOR CLASS 10 CHEERLEADERS no GIRLS' SPORTS 150 SENIOR INDEX 179 100 GOLF 149 SOPHOMORE CLASS 54 CREW TEAM 148 JUNIOR CLASS 46 STUDENT COUNCIL 82 108 LANGUAGE CLUBS 91 SYMPHONY CLUB 102 105 TENNIS TEAM 143 MAJORETTE CLUB 112 THESPIANS 100 109 TRACK TEAM 146 FACULTY 69 MUSIC SECTION 113 WORLD EVENTS CLUB 104 We ll not forget our school so dear Hail! G.W. High. EXCITUS AC IA PRC)BAT— Everyone rises a the gradimh m.m h in to the strains of (tnwcinl, Christian Soldiers. 180 CLASSROOM IT 0 CLASS- ROOM u class- room 3 CLASS- ROOM CLASS- ROOM COURT CLASSROOM Ik, BOYS' REST ROOM GEORGE WASHINGTON J n— c T '! il Wm. i CuINtC CLASSROOM HIGH SCHOOL-1955