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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

The Compass, 1956 George Washington High School Alexandria, Virginia l WAFT Before you begin a mad dash through this book, stop and think a minute. Are you going to plow through its pages just for the pictures of yourself and your friends, to see who is photogenic and who looks positively silly, or to see who appears on the most pages? Or is it the memories of days gone by in a classroom or on an athletic field that you're looking for? In the '56 Compass some of these days of fun, excitement, and test-cramming are captured for you—from a bird's eye view! Something new THE FORWARD LOOK - The long, sleek lines of the new school appeal to all viewers. CEILING UNLIMITED - Patrice McCarthy and Pat Baker seem lost in the vast, bookless library. THE NEWCOMER Extra interest arose in G.W.'s future competitor and friend, Francis Hammond High School, at its April dedication. SNEAK PREVIEW - Bucky Bourne, Pete Latimer, Jo Smith, and Dixie Haislip find F.H.H.S. very intriguing. Someone special Milt Mildred E. Bane ABILITY UNLIMITED — Min Bane instructs Darlene Moore, Phyllis Evans, Joan Burch, Janice Jefferson, and Nancy Lee Hanson, members of the A Cappella, in preparation for the District Festival. DEDICATION Miss Mildred Bone holds both Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees from Illinois-Wesleyan University and a professional diploma from the Teachers College of Columbia University. Her summers are spent perfecting her musical technique by working with many well-known musicians at workshops. Among those she attended between 1951 and 1955, were the Virginia State Workshop at Massanetta and another under the direction of Fred Waring. Since her arrival here at G.W. from Newport News and her advancement to the head of the Music Department, the enrollment in this department has more than doubled. DEDICATEE AT WORK - Miss Ban. directs the A Cappella Choir during an assembly commemorating Easter. During the holiday the group also sang for the Women's Club of Alexandria. 5 Ah, how easy it is to tell a senior from the rest. CLASSES 7 Take a million friendly greetings WEll ON THEIR WAY — Senior itart on their grand march on graduation night. PARIS IN A DAY — Putting up mural for the Junior-Senior Prom are Regina Burton, Barbara Lemmon, and Nancy Richardton. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Spirit of '56 has been many places this year wherever a single member of the senior class could be found! Spirit was especially high in the spring when the class play, Diploma Daze, took place. The comedy, featuring flashbacks on events typical of the senior year, was written and directed by class members. However, as important as these things are, the class left more than laughter and happy memories behind. They left encouragement and help to those who would follow them. One outstanding aid was a $400 scholarship which will be awarded to a '57 graduate. A second gift, with yet another thought in mind, was a donation for flowers for the memorial for World War II veterans. The third was the customary farewell gift, in this case, the presentation of two flags to replace those in the auditorium. Seniors gave backing, spirit, to G.W.—and received in return an unforgettable year! 8 SENIOR SURVEY — Officer! of the senior class are: Mr. Lindsey, Sponsor; Johnny Nottingham, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Moncure, January Chairman; and Martha Duke, President. Absent from the picture, Alan Bugg, Vice-President. MARTHA DUKE Senior Class President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Even from a bird's eye view one could see the senior class officers working at their task of leading 270 seniors. The main leader was, of course, the president, Martha Duke. Presiding over senior class meetings, portraying Mr. Pruet on Senior Day, and setting up committees for various activities were a few of her jobs. Besides being class prexie, she was also head majorette, president of the Quill and Palm, and a member of the Music Club. Vice-President Allan Bugg took over the aforesaid tasks when Martha was absent, besides helping her accomplish them when she was present. He was Quill and Palm treasurer and a varsity football player. John Nottingham was appointed class secretary by Martha and Allan. He kept minutes of class meetings and was chairman of the Pep Club, assistant editor of the Compass, and historian of Quill and Palm. NANCY MONCURE January Chairman SANDRA SMITH Secretary of Jan. Class ALAN BUGG Vice-President JOHN NOTTINGHAM Secretary of June Class 9 Mix em with the senior meetings ANTHONY ARTHUR ANTONIOll Butch Clubs: V.-Pres. Music, Dance, Monogram; Chorus; Football; Intramurals s t CHARLES WILLIAM BABER Bill Clubs: Bible, Jr. Red Cross; Honor Roll (2) HIGHLIGHTERS — Speakers at the January graduation are Marilyn Wood, Nancy Moncure, Bill Baber, Janice Stewart, and Trudy London. DAVID ANTHONY BEALE Anthony Basketball, Crew REGINA BURTON Reggie Clubs: F.H.A.; Surveyor Circulation Mgr.; Sr. Band; Honor Roll (4) CARROLL LOIS BENNETT Carroll Clubs: F.T.A., Spanish; Intramurals CHARLES ELLET CABELL, III Ellet Clubs: Surveyor ; Surveyor Sports Editor; Dramatics; Football, Baseball, Episcopal H.S. MARY CATHERINE BERRY Mary Catherine Clubs: Y-Teens; Honor Roll (2) FRANCES LOUIS CHAMBERLAIN Franey Clubs: Jr. Red Cross, Music, F.T.A., Pep; Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) GRIT BLUMENTHAL Grit Clubs: F.H.A.; Honor Roll (1) BARBARA ELAINE CHURN Barbara CHARLES WILLIAM BRICKERT Charles Clubs: Dance, Dramatics, Sec.-Treas. Hobby; Jr. Board; Student Council GEORGE HEADLEY COBURN George Clubs: Dance, Monogram; Basketball, Baseball 10 CAROL JOANNE COCHRANE Kitty Club : F.H.A. CHARLES LEE DUNN Buddy Club : Music; Student Council; Sr. Band JOYCE ANN COCKRELL Jo Club : Majorette; Chorut, A Cappella THEODORE RUSS DUNN Ru s Club : Quill and Palm; Monogram; Sec. of Sophomore Cla t; Student Council; Crew, Football, J.V. Track; Honor Roll (4) NANCY COGGINS Nancy Club : Surveyor , Little Hatchet , V.-Pre . F.T.A.; Intramural ; Honor Roll (1) CAROL ANN EBLEN Carol Club : Quill and Palm, Quill and Scroll; Mu ic, French; Co-Senior Editor Compa ; Honor Roll (5) JAMES RALPH CONNER Jimmy Club : Dance, Monogram; Basketball; Intramural WARREN JAMES EDWARDS Warren Club : Dance; Chorus; Basketball, Baseball; Intramural LAWRENCE MICHAEL DOWNEY Mike Clubs: Monogram; Basketball; Intramural PHYLLIS LOUISE EVANS Phil Clubs: Dance, Music, Majorette; A Cappella, Chorus JANITORS FOR A DAY — Russ Dunn and Skip Poole discuss the inner workings of a radiator on Senior Day. JEAN CAROLYN FAIRFAX Jeanie Clubs: Music; Intramural ; Honor Roll (5) LOUIS LINCOLN FLEEGER Larry Clubs: Spanish, Dance; Cordon Society; Fool ball. Track, Culver Military Academy 1 1 Add one frolicking Senior Day JOHN DONNIE GARY John Clubs: Student Council; Track, Football ELEANOR LOUISE HILL Eleanor Clubs: Quill and Palm; Dramatics, Spanish, Latin, World Events, Hobby, Treas. Little Hatchett ; Compass , Business Mgr. Little Hatchet ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) ROBERT BENTHALL GERBER Bobby Clubs: Dance, Music, Jr. Red Cross; Surveyor ; Chorus; Cadets, Cadet Rifle Team; Crew; Baseball JO ANN ELIZABETH HUGHES Jo Clubs: F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Dramatics; Student Council JACQUELINE DIANE GRAVATTE Jackie Clubs: F.H.A., F.B.L.A.; Intramurals JERRY PAUL LAWTER Jerry Clubs: Monogram; Football, Track NANCY LEE HANSON Nancylee Clubs: Bible. Sec.-Treas. Dance; A Cappella; Drama; Yearbook Staff; Chorus; Student Council, Fort Worth, Texas; Honor Roll (4) TERRY HARLAND LAYER Poogie Basketball, J.V. Baseball CHARLES PATRICK HENRY Pat Clubs: Dance, Monogram; Football, J.V. Football, Mount Vernon H.S. DOROTHY RUTH LEACH Dorothy Clubs: F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross, V.-Pres. and Program Chairman Art Club; Advertising Staff Surveyor ; Honor Roll (1) THESE GOLDEN DAYS - Nancy McCauly, Judy Sonosky, Jackie Murray, and Joan Novak get ready for January graduation. GERTRUDE LONDON Trudy Clubs: Dance, F.H.A., Spanish, Dramatics, Sec.-Treas. World Events; Surveyor JANET EVELYN LUNCEFORD Janet Surveyor ; Student Council; Pres., V.-Pres., Sec.-Treas., Sgt. at Arms G.A.A. 12 WILLIAM LEWIS MAJOR DANIEL HOOVER Bill MARSTON Honor Roll (1) Dan BEHIND THE SCENES - Adding last minute touches for the Junior-Senior Prom aro Barbara Lemmon, Mary Alice Benedict, Lillian Stewart, and Frances Henderson; Standing: Molly Moore. NANCY LEE McCAULEY Nancy Clubs: Art ESTHER RACHEL NEWMAN Rachel Clubs: Quill and Palm, Quill and Scroll; Latin, Pep, Surveyor , Spanish; Advertising Mgr. Surveyor ; Cadets; Honor Roll (6) NANCY HOUSTON DONALD RAY MOTLEY MONCURE Don Clubs: Sec. Quill Palm, Sec. uill Scroll; Dance, Pep, Jr. Red Cross, Library; Art Ed. Lit. Pub's, Ad Staff Surveyor ; Chm. Jan. Class; Student Coun.; Intramurals; Hon. Roll (1) NANCY ANN MESNIG Nan Clubs: Quill and Palm; Treas. F.B.L.A., Dramatics, Jr. Red Cross; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) JOAN YVONNE NOVAK Joan Clubs: Treas. F.H.A., V.-Pres. Bible; Compass ; Cadets CHARLES LAZAR ODOROFF Charlie Clubs: Quill and Palm,-Monogram; Student Council; Coxwain Var-sity Crew; Honor Roll (5) DOROTHY JANE PADGETT Janie Clubs: Secretary F.H.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (5) JACQUELINE CAROLE MURRAY Jackie ROBERT LEE PADGETT Lee Clubs: Dance; Track, J.V. Football, Rowing 13 T° the fun of the spring class play V HELEN RUTH PALS Helen Clubs: F.H.A., Music, Dramatics, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish, F.B.L.A.; Band; Honor Roll (1) LOIS BEVERLY PARKS Bo SENIOR PRIVILEGE? - 8etty Bowling, Eleanor Hill, Judy Sonosky, Mrs. Snider, Bill Baber, Skip Poole, Russ Dunn, Rachel Newman, Carol Eblen, Nancy Moncure, and Elaine Woolf enjoy an English 8 Christmas party. FRANKLIN ERNEST PAYNE Frank Cadets BILLY RUSSELL PLOTT, JR. Billy Clubs: Dance, Music; Football, Baseball RAYMOND KING POOLE Skip Clubs: Dramatics, Astron omy. Dance; Track, Cross Country, Tennis; Honor Roll (4) EDWARD WHITFIELD PULMAN Nickie Clubs: Dance; Track, Baseball SALLIE ANN ZANA REESE Sallie Intramurals JOHNNY ELWOOD REYNOLDS Monk Clubs: Dance; Football PAUL FORREST RITENOUR Paul Clubs: Music BOYD LEE RUCKER Boyd Clubs: Dance EDWARD LEE SANDERSON Ed Clubs: Dance; Track ARTHUR PAUL SEVERSON Sonny Golf, Track 14 DAVID LEE SIMMS Dave Varsity Football; Honor Roll (2) KRYSTAL ANN SUMMERS Kris Clwbs: Double-Barred Cross, Bible, World Events; Dramatics, Washington and lee SANDRA KAY SMITH Sande Clubs: Sec. F.B.L.A.; Surveyor ; Sec. Freshman Class; Student Council; Intra-murals CORA FAYE SUTLER Faye JUDY HELENE SONOSKY Judy Clubs: Quill and Palm; Music, French, Spelling; Honor Roll (3) DORIS JANE TUCKER Doris Clubs: Latin, F.H.A. HELEN LILLIAN STEWART Lillian Clubs: V.-Pres. F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, F.H.A., Music. World Events; Junior Board; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (6) EDWARD CHARLES WOOD Eddie JANICE SIGLAR STEWART Jan Clubs: Latin, Pres. Speech, Dramatics, World Events, little Hatchet , Debate; Little Hatchet ; Honor Roll (3) MARILYN EDEL WOOD Marilyn Clubs: Latin, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross; Chorus; Junior Board; Band; Intramurals ELAINE LOIS WOOLF Elaine Clubs: Pres. Quill and Scroll, Quill and Palm; Dramatics, Majorette, Music, Sec. Spanish; Editor-in-Chief and Picture Editor Compass ; Honor Roll (2) ANCHORS AWEIGH —Gay Blades in the 1956 Leap Year Follies are: Ann Garland, Linda Walden, Sarah Campbell, Bonnie Frazer, Barbara Lemmon, Nancy Lee Hanson, Sarah Walford, Willa Kelso, Nancy Cooper. 15 For flavor take the football queen JOHN MICHAEL AGEE Mike Clubs: Monogram; Co-Captain Football, Basketball, Baseball, Co-Captain Track; Pres. Freshman Class, Washington State FRANK ANDREW ATTILIIS Frankie Basketball MARY JANE ALCORN Mary Jane Clubs: Jr. Red Cross, Treas. Library, Pep, Dance; Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramurals GORDON FRANKLIN BALDWIN Gordon Clubs: Latin, Debate; Track, Crew; Honor Roll (1) HARRY MACHEN ARNOLD Buddy Clubs: Monogram; Baseball; Intramurals TONY ROYCE BARENTINE Tony J.V. Baseball RONALD DAVID ARONOW Ron CAROL JEAN BEASLEY Carol Clubs: Historian, F.B.L.A., Y-Teens; Intramurals, Honor Roll (5) BARBARA GREY ASHBURN Barb Clubs: Sec. Latin, V.-Pres. F.T.A., Dramatics, F.H.A.. Bible, J.V. Cheerleaders MARY ALICE BENEDICT Mary Alice Clubs: Quill and Palm, Quill and Scroll; Surveyor, Latin, Pep, Dramatics; Chorus; Editor-in-chief Surveyor ; Girls' State; Senior Band; Honor Roll (5) IT TAKES ALL KINDS — Martha Duke as Mr. Pruet, Alan Bugg as Mr. Garner, and Johnny Nottingham as Mrs. Tolbert face grave executive problems on Senior Day. MARGARETE LOUISE BERTRAM Margarete Clubs: Bible JOHN CARTER BORTON, JR. Terry Clubs: Sec.-Debate, V.-Pres. Speech, Latin; Crew; Honor Roll (1) 16 WILLIAM CAMILLUS BOURNE Bucky Compass ; Crew; Intramurals ELIZABETH MARSHALL BOWLING Betty Clubs: G.A.A.; Chorus, A Cappella; Intra-murals BEAT JOHN MARSHALL! Working hard on the Beat John Marshall tags are student council members, Molly Moore, Nancy Moore, and Sue Hart. MARY DONIS BRANSCOM Oonis MARY ANN BRITT Mary Ann lubs: Dramatics, F.H.A., Latin, Pep, Double-Barred Cross; Intramurals BARBARA ELIZABETH BRECAR Bobbi Clubs: Dance; Intramurals JAMES HOWE BROWN Howe Clubs: V.-Pres. Chevrons; Cadet Captain; Honor Roll (1) DANA LYNN BRENNER Dana Clubs: Spanish, Library, Cheerleader, Pres. Library, Pep, Dramatics; Surveyor ; Intra-murals; Honor Roll (3) WALLACE COPELAND BROWN Buddy Basketball. Roundhill, Va. FRANCES ANNE BRIGGS Andy Clubs: Latin, Spanish, Pep, Sec.-Treas. Spelling; Chorus; Jr. Board; Head Cheerleader; Intramurals MARY ANN BRYDEN Mary Ann Clubs: Music, Dramatics; Chorus, Student Council; Senior Band EUGENE NUNSON BRISACH Gene Clubs: Quill and Palm, V.-Pres. Chevrons, Dance; Student Council; Cadet Captain, Rifle Team; Honor Roll (6) CLAUDE ALLAN BUGG Clubs: Treas. Quill and Palm; Monogram, Astronomy; V.-Pres. Senior Class, Jr. Board; Boys' State, Boys' Nation; Student Council; Football, Crew; Honor Roll (2) 17 All the touchdowns we have seen JUANITA JOAN BURCH Joan Club : Music, French; A Capped ; Honor Roll (3) PATRICIA ANN BUREAU Paf Clubs: Majorette, Mt. Vernon High; Honor Roll (2) A WORD OF ADVICE - John McElroy, George Potts, and Gordon Silcox discuss a very serious guidance problem on Senior Day. LEROY THURSTON BURROWS Leroy Clubs: Quill and Palm, Chevrons; Cadets; Crew, Cross Country; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) SARAH SHORTRIDGE CAMPBELL Sarah Clubs: Quill and Palm, Latin, World Events, Pep Committee; Co-Senior Editor of Compass , Little Hatchet ; G.A.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) ELIZABETH WALKER BURRUSS Betty Clubs: Dramatics, Latin; Surveyor , little Hatchet ; Honor Roll (D DONALD RAYMOND CARL Carl Student Council, Mt. Vernon High ELLEN FRANCES BURTON Ellen Clubs: Dance, F.H.A., Intramurals WILLIAM FRANKLIN CARR Frank Clubs: Dance. Dramatics; J.V. Football, Crew JUDITH BURTON Judy Clubs: F.B.L.A., Dramatics; library; Student Council, Mt. Vernon High CARL RAYMOND CASTLE Carl Clubs: Music, Dance. Chevrons, F.B.L.A., Chorus; Cadet Corporal GEORGE EUGENE BUTT George Jr. Board; Track, Rowing; Intramurals ANN CAROLYN CHAMBERLAIN Ann Clubs: Cheerleader, F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross; Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramurals ? © 0 Art Pi aa a a cs • n l£ J 18 SUSAN TOWNSEND JANICE CECELIA COIT COLLUM Clubs: G.A.A., Cheer- Ginger leadors; Varsity Cheerleaders; Sec. German, Sec. Cheerleaders, G.A.A., Art, Sec. Pep, Modern Dance; Chorus; Sec. Sophomore Class, Woisbadcn High in Germany JULIA KAY CHASZAR Judi Clubs: Dramatics; Honor Roll (1) MELVIN BURTON COOPERMAN Mel Clubs: Pres. Sabre, Chevrons; Cadets ELIZABETH VIRGINIA COX Liz Clubs: F.T.A., French, Y-Teens; French, Y-Teens, Granby High; Honor Roll (6) SHELBY JEAN CREEL Shell Clubs: Sec.-Treas. Spelling; Honor Roll (1) JOHN McCLUNG COMPTON Johnny Clubs: Latin; Chorus; J.V. Football, Frosh. Basketball DAVID SAMUEL CROSBY David Clubs: Debating, Chess Team, Montgomery Blair High, Honor Roll (4) NANCY ANN COOPER Nancy Clubs: Dance; Y-Tcens; Newspaper; Glee Club; Honor Roll (1); Anacostia High MARY ALICE CRUMP Mary Clubs: Sec. Bible HEAVE HO! — Andy Briggs, Alice Sobotka, and Dana S'enner thoroughly enjoy themselves as they toss the W -I. dummy into the bonfire. PATRICIA LEE CURRAN Pat Clubs: Quill and Palm, Sec. Quill and Scroll; little Hatchet , Hobby, Spanish, Astronomy; Co-Editor little Hatchett ; Honor Roll (5) EDWIN BARR CURRIE Edwin Clubs: Chevrons; Cadet Lieutenant 19 The prom the juniors threw for us SUSAN MARY DABEISTEEN Sue Clubs: F.T.A., Surveyor , Double-Barred Cross; tittle Hatchet ; Honor Roll (1) NANCE CABELL DAVIS Nanci Clubs: Spanish, Dramatics, Music, Double-Barred Cross, Jr. Red Cross; Chorus; Intramurals; Senior Glee Club; V.-Pres. Freshman Class, St. Mary's Academy MARY ANN DANIEL Mary Clubs: F.H.A.; Jr. Chorus; Surveyor ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) REBECCA DAPHINE DAVIS Becky Clubs: Y-Teens, F.H.A. NANCY FAYE DAVIDSON Nancy Clubs: Girls' Glee Club, Fairfax High WILLIAM WAITER DAVIDSON Bill Clubs: Astronomy; Golf DALE ALLEN DAVIES Dale Clubs: Football; J.V. Baseball; Intramurals LAURA ANN Dl JOSEPH Laura Clubs: Quill and Palm; V.-Pres. and Treas. Majorette, Dance; Student Council; Majorettes MERLE MILLER ROBERT HARRY DIEHL DELANCEY Bob Morlo Clubs: Surveyor , little Hatchet ; Baseball THE TIME HAS COME - Ordering class rings from Mr. Deck are Jackie Nece, Bill King, Bob Garda, Dick Carter, Cathy Muto, Paul Goldman, and Miko Ramey. BARBARA LEE DISAlVO Bobbie Clubs: Intramurals THOMAS DEAN DITTMER Tom Clubs: Dance; little Hatchet ; Intramurals 20 CAROL ELAINE DIXON Carol Clubs: Cheerleaders, Spanish, Latin, Pap, Doubla-Barred Cross, Jr. Rad Cross; J.V. Cheerleader; Inframurals; Honor Roll (2) r MYRNA ESTALEENE DODD Myrna Clubs: Y-Teens, F.B.L.A.; Intramurals ARTISTS AT WORK — Making scrapbooks for the hospi-•alixed children are Double-Barred Cross members. Bar-sere Caldwell, Pat Drewry, Pat Baker, Rhode Amorky, a-id Carol Dixon (foreground). THOMAS WILLIAM DAVID THOMAS DUKE DOWDY Dave Bill Clubs: Monogram, Dance, V.-Pres. Music, World Events; Surveyor ; Student Council; Jr. Board; Football, Baseball; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) ROBERT ELLSWORTH DOVE Clubs: Astronomy, Art.-Honor Roll (4) JUDITH G. DUNN Judy Clubs: Dance, Jr. Red Cross, Cheerleader, Pep; Co-Cepta-n J.V. Cheerleaders; Varsity Cheerleader GLENN TREVOIR EDMONDS Glenn Clubs: Debate.- Surveyor ; Crew, Track LOETTA ROWENA ELLISON Loddy Clubs: G.A.A.; Surveyor ; A Cappella MARTHA PATTERSON DUKE Clubs: Pres. Q P; Music, Pres. Majorette; Alan Abramson CitVn Award; Pres. Sr. Class, Treas. Sophomore Class; Jr. Board, Girls State; Student Coun.; Hon. Roll (1) JERRY ALLEN ENFIELD Jerry Clubs: Treas. Jesters; Capt. Band, lieutenant Band; Bowling Capt.; West Lafayette High, Indiana HARRIETTS JEANNETTE DUNCAN Jean Clubs: Dance, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.L.A.; Chorus; Intramurals EVANGELINE VIRGINIA ESPINOSA Clubs: Drama; Ad. Staff Surveyor , Compass ; Sci., F.B.L.A.; Paper; Cheerleaders; Prom Comm., St. Margarets, Tappahan-nock, Va. 21 Plus the thrills of Turkey Day fuss P . I I ; STUART ROBERT EVANS S� u Clubs: Dance. Music; V.-Pres. Chorus JANE ELIZABETH FINNEGAN Clubs: Q P, Q S; Sec. Trees. Thespians, Latin, Dance, Pres. Drama, Art, Pep, V.-Pres. Spelling, Compass' Pub. Mgr., Surveyor ; Student Coun. J.V. Cheerleader; Hon. Roll (6) CHOW LINE — Paying for their lunches are Joan Hub' bard. Matt Middlcbrooks, and Johnny Papageorge. RONALD ALLAN FLORENCE Ronnie ARNOLD LYN FRANCIS Arnold Clubs: Folk Dancing, Art; Track, Basketball, Parkersburg High, West Virginia ROBERT CARL FREDERICK Bob ROBERT WAYNE FRUTCHEY Bob RILDA CAROL FURMAN Rilda Clubs: Majorette; Intramurals PHILIP EUGENE GARDNER Gene Clubs: Monogram, Dramatics; Crew JO ANN GARLAND Ann Clubs: Pres. Latin, V.-Pres. Thespians, Dramatics, Pep; Little Hatchet ; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) EDNA EARL GIPE Edna Clubs: Dance, F.B.L.A., Y-Tcens; Intramurals JOAN ELAINE GODFREY Joanie Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) EDWARD BERTRAM GOLDBERG Goldie Clubs: Treas. F.T.A.; Honor Roll (5) 22 GLORIA IRIS GOLDSTEIN Gloria Clubs: Latin; Surveyor ; Chorus; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) CAROLE ANN GONDER Carole Clubs: Music; A Cappolla; Senior Band, Senior Band Librarian; Honor Roll (2) WILLIAM JOSEPH GOOTEE Billy Clubs: Spanish; Senior Band; Band; J.V. Basketball, Mt. Vornon High BARTLEY BROOKS GORDON Bart Clubs: Sergeant at Arms and Parliamentarian, Trees. Chess MARGARET LEE GORE Peggy Clubs: V.-Pres. F.T.A., Bible, Jr. Red Cross; Honor Roll (4) CAROL FRANCES GRAEFENSTEIN Carol Clubs: Art, Music; Intramurals, Mt. Vernon High Spanish, World Events; Surveyor ; Senior Band, Orchestra, All State Orchestra JAMES KEITH GRAHAM DIANA DEANE CHARLES MILLER PHOEBE ANN Jim GRANBERRY GRAVATTE GREENLEAF Clubs: Music, Spanish; Diana Bucky Bee Cadets Clubs: Dramatics, French, F.B.L.A.; Honor Roll (5) Crow Clubs: Spelling, Little Hatchet , String Players Music, Latin, sROGRAM PEEPERS — Gail Fitzpatrick, Carlyn Oakes, Anne Gorham, and Dianne Law take a last minute glance • • the Music Club program before going on. 3ARBARA ANN GREGORY Sarb Clubs: Bible SHIRLEY MAE HALL Shirley Clubs: Liwski; Cadet Lieutenant 23 Tone it down with midnight cramming THELMA ANN HALL Thelma ciubi: liwski; Cadet Lieutenant THOMAS BEDFORD HAYDEN Tommy MELANIE GAYE HANSON Toni Clubs: G.A.A., Y-Teens; Band, West Virginia, Honor Roll (2) ROBERT ANTHONY HARDESTY Bob Clubs: Music; Chorus BARBARA ANN HART Barbara Clubs: Music, F.H.A.; Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) PATRICIA ANN HAWKINS Patti Clubs: Dance, Sec. F.H.A., Liwski, Bible; Surveyor ; Cadet Captain WARREN BOWMAN HELWIG Warren Clubs: Dance; Crew FRANCES SHELTON HENDERSON Clubs: Latin, Surveyor , Spanish, Pep; Advertising Mgr. and Assistant Editor Surveyor MARSHALL DEANE HENDERSON Marshall Clubs: Dance, Monogram, Pres. Spelling; Surveyor ; Pres. Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes; Student Council; Football, Track, Crew KENNETH EUGENE HENRY Kenny Clubs: Dance, Baseball; Intramurals SANTA'S LITTLE HELPERS - Bobby Mawyer, Carolyn Scott, Rita Easley, Joan Poikin, and Rose Barbor give out prizes at the Junior Dance. JOYCE JUANITA HERNDON Joyce Clubs: Dance MARY ANNE HERR Mary Anne Clubs: Majorottos, Latin, Chaplain Y-Teens, Double-Barred Cross 24 EVELYN LOUISE HERRON JO ETTA HILL Lou Jo Etta Clubs: Quill and Palm; Dramatics, Latin, Little Hatchet , Pop; Co-Editor Little Hatchet , J.V. Cheerleader; Honor Roll (5) PINGGGGGH Ringing up a sale on the cash register are Nancic Stewart, Mrs. Sanger, and Ronnie Hoflis. JAMES DONALD HINES Jimmy Clubs: Danco; Football, J.V. Baseball; Intramurals JOAN MARCIA HUBBARD Joanie Clubs: Pres. Spanish; Spanish, Dramatics, Carlisle, Pa. SUSAN LEONA HITE Sue Clubs: Pep, Dance; Surveyor , Student Council; Intramurals GEORGE LEONARD HUFFMAN George Clubs: Pres. Astronomy, Pep Committee, Spanish, Jr. Red Cross; Boys' State; Crew, Basketball DALE MERLYN HOBERG Dale Clubs: Quill and Scroll, Editor Last Will and Testament; Bible, Chevrons; Compass Cadet Editor; Cadet Lieutenant, Co-Captain of Rifle Team; Intra-murals; Honor Roll (5) SUE-ELLEN HUIE Sue Clubs: Bible; Surveyor RONALD CRAIG HOLLIS Ronnie Clubs: Pres. Hunting and Fishing, Bladensburg High; Football, Track SARAH GARLAND HUMPHREY Sally NANCY LEE HOUSUM Nancy MARY BEATRICE JEWELL Jenny Clubs: Majorette, Bible, Music; Chorus; Majorettes; Cadets; Intramurals 25 Fury at the lockers jamming ROBERTA LEE JONES JERRY RAY KAUFFMAN Bert Gobi: Dance. Dramatic , Bible LEADERS ALL — Student who attended Boy ' and Girl ' State are: Seated: Martha Duke, Mary Alice Benedict, and Barbara Lemmon. Standing: Gordon Silcox, Johnny Nottingham, Mike Tomalin, George Huffman, Nancy Richard-ton, George Pott , Nancye Moore, and Allan Bugg. WILLA ADAMS KELSO Club : Square Dance, Science, Make-Up, G.A.A.; School New -paper; Sec. Girl ' Chorut; Student Council, Anacostia High; Honor Roll (2) WILLIAM RUSSEL KING Bill Club : Dance, Latin; Pres, of Band. Continental Dance Band; Cross Country CAROLYN KELTON Club : Spelling, F.H.A., Mu ic. Bible; Choru PENELOPE SCOTT KINNARD Club : Trca . and Pro . F.T.A., Music, Pep Committee, Treas. Spanish, Contestants; Assistant Editor Little Hatchet , Assistant News Editor Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramural PHYLLIS JEAN KENNEDY Clubs: Dance; Chorus, A Cappella; Honor Roll (1) CHARLES DELBERT KIRBY Del Student Council; Baseball, Track IRIS KERN Clubs: Dance, Dramatic , Symphony; little Hatchet Exchange and Make-Up Editor, Surveyor ; Sec. Orchestra; Cadets; Honor Roll (2) JANET ILENE KIRTLEY Janet Clubs: Art, Music, Y-Teen , MacFarland High; Intramural RICHARD THOMAS KING Clubs: V.-Pre . Hobby, Monogram, Dance; Track; Honor Roll (3) LINDA MARIE KLAVENESS Clubs: Lib., World Event , Debate, F.T.A., Pres, and State Sec. Scribe, and Treas. Thespians, Pres. Liwski; Cadet Major; Jr. Y-Teenj; J.V. Cheerleaders, Granby High, Norfolk, Va. 26 EUGENE JOSEPH KOPP Eugene 3a eball JAMES BLAINE LAMPERT Jim Clubs: V.-Pres. Chevrons, Trees. Latin, Dramatics, Thespians, Quill and Palm; Surveyor , Business Staff Compass ; Student Council; Track; Cadets. Honor Roll (7) NED WILSON LANDIS Ned Clubs: Dance, Chevrons; Cadets; Intramurals PEYTON RANDOLPH LATIMER Pete Clubs: Sergeant at Arms Quill and Palm, Quill and Scroll; Dance, Spanish; Sports Editor Compass ; Junior Board; Honor and Discipline Committee; Student Council; Tennis, J.V. Basketball; Honor Roll (5) BARBARA HELEN LEMMON Clubs: Q S, Q P; little Hatchet ; Girls' State; Clubs: Pres. Teen, Sewing, Drama, Speech; Paper; Sec. Fresh. Class; Student Coun., St. Mary's, Loretto, Ala.; Hon. Roll (5) LORETTA JEAN LESS Loretta Cubs: Latin, Double-Barred Cross, F.H.A. JOHN BAYARD LEWIS John Clubs: Bible; Clubs: Bible; School Newspaper; Football Manager, Costa Rica; Honor Roll (3) LOOKS LIKE FUN — The Bonnie Sisters sign autographs z- Herb Davis's back at the Student Council Record Hop. ELEANOR ELIZABETH LUCAS Eleanor Clubs: Y-Teens; Intramurals CLARENCE EDWARD LUDLOW Sonny PORTER LEWIS, JR Porter Cadets, Wilson, Long Beach, California CHARLES ROBERT LOCKER Bob Cadet Lieutenant JAMES DANIEL LONG, JR. Danny Clubs: Chevrons; Cadet Lieutenant 27 Sprinkle in the caps and gowns ROBERT CHILDS •MACDONALD Mac Clubs: Astronomy, Choss; Honor Roll (4) ANNETTE GAYLE MASSEY Annette Clubs: Quill and Palm; Surveyor , Dramatics, Sec. Debate, Latin; Surveyor ; Honor Roll (2) BETTY LEE MADISON Betty Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) WILLIAM McDOWELL MATTHEWS Bill Baseball, Intramurals FRANK JOSEPH MAHONEY Frank Honor Roll (1) JEANINE MARIE MAUCK Jeanine Clubs: Quill and Scroll, Quill and Palm; Sec. Astronomy, V.-Pres. and Trcas. F.T.A., Spanish, Dramatics, Pep; Surveyor , Compass Copy Editor; Honor Roll (4) DEANNA DEAREN MAJOR Didi Clubs: Dance, F.H.A. NEWTON FARRAGUT McCURDEY Pete Cadets; Baseball, Football, Paris American High, France ANNIE JEANNETTE MASON Jeannette Clubs: Music, F.B.L.A.; Hobby Club, Wakefield High JEAN REYTON McDonald Jean Clubs: Quill and Palm; Sec. library, Double-Barred Cross, Majorette; Pep; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME - In the name of his solid geometry class, Randy McDonald presents roses to Mr. Lindsey. margy lee McDonald mary corley Marge McDONALD Corley Clubs: Quill and Palm; V.-Pres. library. V.. Pres. Double-Barred Cross, Majorette, Pop; Student Council; Infra murals; Honor Roll (4) 28 WARREN RANDOLPH McDonald Randy Clubs: Quill and Palm; Dramatics, Spanish, Dance, Thespians; Surveyor , little Hatchet ; Student Council; Track, Cross County; Intramurals; Honor Roll (3) JOHN HARPER McELROY Mac Clubs: Latin, Dance, Dramatics, Compass Advertising Staff; Orchestra; J.V. and Varsity Basketball Mgr., Tennis; Intramurals; Honor Roll (4) SHOOT THE WORKS - Hank Smith and Nancye Moore decorate for the Junior-Senior Prom. MARY FRANCES MclANE Clubs: library. Sec.-Treas. G.A.A., Clubs: Dance, Dramatics, Debate, Girls' Sports, Home Ec., Cheerleader,- Student Council, Wagcner, South Carolina WENDY ANN MILLER Wendy Clubs: Bible, Dramatics; little Hatchet ; Clubs: Debate. Latin, Girls' Field Hockey Team, Washington DONALD MICHAEL McNamara Don Clubs: Spanish; Adver tising Staff Compass ; Sr. Band BENTON ALBERT MUSTER Al Clubs: World Events, Dramatics. Debate HOWARD CHRISTIAN JO CAROLYN MILAM BARBARA LOU MILLER MEYER Jody Barbara Howie Clubs: V.-Pres. Major- Clubs: Spanish, Pep, Clubs: Dance; Crew; ettes, Jr. Red Cross, Surveyor , Y-Teens; Intramurals Music; Majorettes; Treas. Junior Class; Cheerleaders Honor Roll (1) DORIS ANN MOONEY ROSELYN DARLENE MOLLY POST MOORE Doris MOORE Clubs: Quill and Palm, Clubs: Chorus Clubs: Q P; V.-Pres. Span., Art; Surveyor , Little Hatcht ; A Cappella; S.C.; Cheerleaders, Comm. H.S., Savannah, Ga. Hon. Roll (2) Latin, Pep, Cheerleader; Sec.-Treas. Student Council, Second V.-Pres. Student Council; Cheerleader; Honor Roll (1) 29 The last few days of up's and down's NANCY ANN MOORE RANDALL ROLAND Clubs: Q P, Latin, Dance. MOORE Pep, Pre . Cheer- Randy leader; Compass ; Jr. Board; Sec. Jr. Clast; Girls' State; First V.-Pres. Stu. Coun; Outstanding Jr. Girl; Cheerleaders; Hon. Roll (6) CANDID CAPERS — LeRoy Burrows and Laura DiJoseph receive their Christmas presents from Santa Claus Ford at the Senior Day party while Mr. Lindsey looks confused. ROBERT ARLAN MORGAN Robert Tennis ROBERT ALLEN MORRIS Bobby Clubs: V.-Pres. Dance, Chorus; Football, Baseball; Intramurals BARBARA JEAN MUNDAY Barbara Student Council CATHERINE THERESA MUTO Cathy Clubs: Drama, Radio and TV; Intramurals, Wakefield High MAREN ANN MORTtNScN Maren Clubs: French, Dance, Sec.-Treat. Art; Honor Roll (1) GEORGE HAMMOND MYERS Hammond Compass ; Golf, Tennis; Intramurals COLLEEN ELIZABETH MOSELEY Colleen Clubs: F.B.L.A., Y-Teens; Intramurals LOIS ANN NACHMAN Lois Clubs. F.T.A. JOYCE ANN MUDD Joyce JOHN DAVID NOTTINGHAM Johnny Clubs: Quill and Palm, Dramatics, Co-Chairman Pep Committee; Asst. Editor Compass ; Sec.-Treas. Senior Class; Jr. Board; Boys' State; Student Council; Honor Roll (3) 30 MICHAEL CHARLES O DONNELL Miko C ubs: Dance; Senior Band FRANK JOSEPH PALUMBO Frank Track, Handball, Fool-ball; Intramurals, St. Ann's Academy, Bay-side High, New York THOMAS CLEVELAND PARKER, JR. Tommy Clubs: Saber, Astronomy, Dance, Debate; Cadet Lieutenant ALBERT PEACOCK Corky Clubs: Dance; Surveyor ; Band; Baseball; Intramurals; Honor Roll (2) DOROTHY LOUISE PETERSON Dorothy Intramurals, Mt. Vernon High School MARGARET DIANE PFLIEGER Diane Clubs: F.H.A.; Honor Roll (1) JAMES MAURICE PITT Jimmy Clubs: Pres. Monogram, Dance, Spanish; Football, Track DEANNA JUDITH PLOTZKY Dc Dc Clubs: Dramatics, Dance JAMES CARLYLE POOLE Carl Cadets; Honor Roll (I) PATRICIA ANN PORTER Pat Clubs: Girls' Recreation Association, Hy-Tyi, Central Polytechnical High, California I LIKE THEM All! Barbara Miller with her chorus Joan Peikin, Alice Sobotka, Nanci Davis, Frances Henderson, Carol Dixon, and Elaine Woolf sing at the Spanish Club assembly. MARCIA DIANE GEORGE WALTHOUR PORTERFIELD POTTS Marcia George Clubs: Quill and Palm; World Events; Boys' State; Student Council; Crew; Honor Roll (3) 31 With the Prom and its elation KAREN ELIZABETH POTTS Karen Clubs: Music, Dramatics; Cborus; Cadet Lieutenant, Cadet Rifle Team ROBERT MELVIN REEVES Bob Clubs: Checker; J.V. Baseball, Washington and lee High; Baseball; J.V. Football Falls Church High EDWARD NEIL RENNER Eddie little Hatchet Art Editor; Treas. Freshman Class; J.V. Track. J.V. Football; Honor Roll (1) CAROL RANDOLPH RENSHAW Carol NANCY MEBANE RICHARDSON Clubs: Parliamentarian, Q P, Q S, Ed Senior Phophesy Pres. V.-Pres. French, Pep, ' Surveyor ; Jr. Board; Girls' State; Hon. RICHARD THOMAS RILEY Ricky Clubs: Latin, Dramatics; Chairman Florida Democrats Youth Or-ganization, Miami, Florida; Honor Roll (1) JOSEPHINE CARMELLA RINALDO Jo Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Intramurals JAMES HUBERT ROBINSON Jim HELEN PATRICIA RUSSELL Pat Clubs: Quill and Palm; Spanish, Dramatics; Spanish, French, Dramatics, Pep, Coronado High, California; Honor Roll (3) Roll (1) DOROTHY MAE SANDRONE Clubs: Quill and Palm; Band; Clubs: Quill and Palm; Spanish; Orchestra; Christmas Prom Chairman; Girls' State; Pep Band, Treas. Band; Alternate Cheerleader; Intramu'als, Balboa High; Honor Roll (5) CUTE AS A KITTEN — Lola Daniels, Carol Dixon, Miss Helm, and Dana Brenner enjoy the presents at the Library Club Christmas party. SARAH SCHELEEN Clubs: Sec. French, World Events, Double Barred Cross, Bible; Assistant Advertising Mgr. Surveyor ; Tri-Hi-Y; Latin Honor Society; Girls' Chorus, Washington and Lee High; Honor Roll (4) WILLIAM MARTIN SCHUMM Bill Clubs: Astronomy; Golf, Track; Honor Roll (1) 32 JOHN IlOYO SEAMAN Johnny Clubs: Latin, Astronomy; Rowing ROBERT HUGH SEELEY Bob Senior Band; Science Club, Mount Vernon High NICE WORK, IF YOU CAN GET IT - George Huffman, Carol Taylor, and Rachel Newman work on Spanish under the watchful eye of Jim Pitt. VIVIAN JOANN SHIFLETT Vivian Clubs: Latin; Honor Roll (4) GORDEN BRUCE SILCOX Gorden Clubs: V.-Prcs. Quill and Palm, Quill and Scroll; Dance; Compass ; Boys' State; Pres. Student Council, Chairman Northern Va. Student Council Association; Band; Honor Roll (61 MIRIAM SHINKLE Miriam Clubs: Music; Spanish, Historian F.H.A., New Mexico; Honor Roll EVA JOAN SILLEX Joan Clubs: G.A.A. DONALD CURRAN SHOUP Don Clubs: Latin; Student Council. Honor Roll (4) EARLE EVERETT SIMS Earle Clubs: Dance WILLIAM JOSEPH SHU Bill Clubs: Monogram; Varsity Baseball, J.V. Football; Intramurals ROBERT FRANKLIN SISSON Bob Clubs: V.-Pres. Monogram; Student Council, Honor and Discipline Committee; Varsity Football, Co-Captain Varsity Track CAROL EDITH SlEBERT Carol Clubs: Latin, Jr. Red Cross; Honor Roll (5) EARLINE REGINA SISSON Earline Honor Roll (1 33 And the joy of graduation JOAN ELIZABETH SMITH VERNON LAMAR SMITH Joan Lamar Clubs: F.B.l.A. Honor Roll (2) COMPASS DELIGHT — Jeannie Mauck, Jim Lamport, Johnny Nottingham, Sue Howard, Graham Dunstan, and Marty Lombard help Miss Jones celebrate her birthday. NANCY MARIE SMITH Nancy Clubs: F.H.A., Latin WAYNE MITCHELL STEWART Clubs: Monogram; Basketball, Football, Rowing ALICE WARD SOBOTKA FRED CARL STAATS Clubs: Q P; Sec. World Fred Spanish; Mgr., Make- Clubs: Dance; Chorus up Ed, and Sec. little Norfolk Hatchet , Sixth Page Ed. Surveyor ; Stu. Coun; Sec. No. Va. Discussion Lcaguo; Hon. Roll (2) WILBUR LEE SMITH Wilbur Football. J.V. Baseball; Honor Roll (1) JACQUELINE MAY SULLIVAN Jackie Clubs: F.B.L.A., Y-Teens; Intramurals MICHAEL DAVID TATE Mike Cadets; Honor Roll (1) CAROLE LEE TAYLOR Carole Clubs: V.-Pres. Music, V.-Pres. Y-Tecns NANCY CHRISTINE STEWART Nancy Clubs: V..Pres. Double-Barred Cross, Debate, Bible; Trees. Biology Club, Norview High, CONSTANCE IRENE TAYLOR Clubs: Quill and Palm; G.A.A.; Sec. G.A.A.; Student Council; Paris American High, Heidelberg American High; Honor Roll (5) 34 I THOMAS WESLEY TAYLOR Tommy Club : Chemistry, Pulaski High FRANK DAVE UHLER Dave Clubs: Art; Crew, J.V. Football; Honor Roll (1) BARBARA ROSE TERRY Bobbie Clubs: F.B.L.A., Y-Teens; Intramurals SHARRON DILLARD VIRLING Sherry Clubs: French, Dramatics, Surveyor ; Honor Roll (I) MICHAEL ARTHUR TOMALIN Mike Clubs: V..pres. Quill and Scroll, Astronomy, Quill and Palm, Photography; Compass , Surveyor ; Boys' State; Student Council; V.-Pres. Senior Band; Honor Roll (2) JANICE MARIA VITALE Jan Clubs: Dance ROBERT GERALD TOTTEN 8ob Clubs: Dance, Hobby, Chevrons, World Events; Cadets JANE LESLEY VOS Jane Clubs: Dramatics, Art, Double-Barred Cross MARILYN TRENT Marilyn Clubs: Music, Dramatics, F.T.A., Symphony Orchestra; Student Coun cil; Honor Roll (5) PEGGY JANELLE WADE Peggy Clubs: Music; Student Council DECK THE HALLS -Judy Walter, Bev Herbert, and Barbara Tedford help Genny Rublee decorate the Coke bar at tho Junior Christmas Hop, LINDA ELLEN WALDEN Linda Clubs: Dramatics; Surveyor ; Student Council; Honor Roll (2) SARAH DULVEY WALFORD Sarah Clubs: Quill and Palm, Latin, Pres. Dobate, Jr. Red Cross; Surveyor ; Honor Roll (4) 35 Add private moments, if you please CAROLYN BELIE WALL Carolyn Clubs: F.B.L.A., Spanish, Dramatics; A Cappella PHYLLIS BARBARA WASHBURN Phyllis Clubs: Latin; Littla Hatchet ; Honor Roll (1) ALBERT THOMAS WEADON Tommy Clubs: Chevrons; Cadet lieutenant JANE FRANCES WIGGIN Janie Clubs: Spanish, Music, Dramatics; Surveyor ; Student Council; Clubs: Booster. French, V.-Pres. Delta-Tri-Hi-Y.. Public Speaking, Spot-lighters; Honor Roil (1) FREDERICK AlPHONSUS WILL Fred Clubs: Dance; Track, Football; Intramurals JOAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Joan Clubs: F.B.L.A., Y-Teens; Surveyor ; Intramurals ii PENELOPE RUTH WEST Penny Clubs: F.H.A., Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Double-Barred Cross, Dramatics; Surveyor ; Student Council; Intramurals; Honor Roll (1) MARY ETTA WILLIAMS Mary Clubs: liwski; Cadet Captain, Cadet Advisory Council; Honor Roll fl) JERRY WHITE Jerry Clubs: Spelling, V.-Pres. Chevrons; Cadet Captain ROSE MARIE WILLIAMS Rose Clubs: Bible; Intramurals COOL, CLEAR WATER — Penny Kinnard revives Randy McDonald on Senior Day in the clinic. BERTHA ANN WILLINGHAM Bertha Clubs: F.B.L.A.; Intramurals CAROL JACKSON WINSLETT Jackie Clubs: Treas. F.H.A.; Compass ; G.A.A.; Chorus, Narimasu, Tokoyo, Japan; Honor Roll (2) 36 HERBERT THOMAS WOOD Horb Clubs: Astronomy; Football, Track; Honor Roll (4) RICHARD MARVIN WRIGHT, JR. Dicky Surveyor MARY JEAN YATES Mary Jean Clubs; Danco, Pres. Y Teens, Dramatics, Spanish, F.H.A., Music, Jr. Red Cross; Chorus, A Cappella; Jr. Band PHYLLIS ANN YARBOROUGH Phil Clubs; Dramatics, French, Dance, Public Speaking Summer School Graduates LAWRENCE JAMES BOLTON Larry Clubs; Dance OLIVER BELL CROCKETT, JR. Buddy Clubs: Chevrons; Cadets PATRICIA ANNE ELLIOTT Pat Clubs: Latin, Dance, F.B.L.A.,- Surveyor, Student Council CAROLYN MELBA HAISLIP Carol Clubs: Music; Mixed Chorus; Intramurals LOIS PATRICIA KIDD Lois BOBBIE TEEL A1AWYER Bobbie Clubs: Dance; Student Council; Cadets; Football HARRY MULKEY Harry PATRICIA LOUISE MURPHY Pat Clubs: Danco; Intramurals; Sec. of Student Council, Cheerleaders, Nokesville, Virginia JOANNE PAGE Jo 37 Memories are made of these FRANCIS PETTIT Francis HENRY HOWARD SMITH Hank Clubs: Danco; Track MELVIN TERRY Melvin Clubs: Cadets D'LIGHTFUL AND D'LOVE- LY — Queen Martha Duke and her Maids of Honor, Darlene Moore and Nancye Moore, are the very pictures of Southern beauty. FOOTBALL QUEEN Martha Duke, football queen, was crowned at the big Turkey Day game. FLAPPERS - Members of the Quill and Palm taking part in the Turkey Trot are: Sarah Campbell, Martha Duke, Darlene Moore, Corley McDonald, Alice Sobotka, Jane Finnegan, Judy Sonosky, Carol Eblen, Jean McDonald, Nancy Richardson, and Mary Alice Benedict. 38 9 O'CLOCK SCHOLARS — Gordon Silcox and Nancye Moore, outstanding in leadership and scholarship, strike a relaxed pose. HOW 'BOUT A DATE? — Voted the most popular boy and girl in the Senior Class on Senior Day were Martha Duke and Bob Sisson. ABLE ATHLETES — Voted the most athletic in the Senior Class are Janet lunceford and Mike Agee. SENIOR JESTERS — Sarah Campbell and Randy McDonald, the wittiest boy and girl, perch precariously atop an Austin. Senior Celebs’’ We re next JUNIOR CLASS Heading the list of junior events was the exciting class trip to Williamsburg, with a sightseeing stopover in Richmond. The year's big project was the Junior-Senior Prom, held in May, with its spectacularly developed theme. King Neptune's Court. A Christmas hop, with Santa and his reindeer as timely guests, was a financial as well as entertaining success. Money was also raised by the sale of class cards. All in all, it was a very successful year, when junior support and patriotism paid off! David Abercrombio Hope Abner Anne Adams Edward Ailcheson Danny Alexander Jerry Alexander Rhoda Amorky James Anderson Doris Ash Susan Bailey Charles Bakor Patricia Baker Frank Ballenger Rose Barber Jeffrey Barnes Edwina Barrett Kenneth Barrett Michael Barr Carolyn Bartholomew Liz Baumgardner Jean Beach Marvin Beach Gene Beavers Tommy Beck Ben Beitzell Donna Bernasek Helen Biller John Botelis Connie Bowen Gay Bowman Donald Bragg Orville Brandt Sarah Braun Bernardine Brennan Louise Breslin P p p m P K : Aik i O mk a n I o p) p ( s W 1 ‘A fit . f? r .o ry .imi ft ikAI Aik o n y tlmiJi U n . n. o n k BY POPULAR DEMAND — Junior Class officers are Johnny Papageorge, Vico-Prosident; Phil Yates, Treasurer; Bob Garda, President; Dave Lehman, Publicity Chairman; Sue Hart, Secretary. 40 for the spotlight Bill Brittain Mike Brown Ronald Buckler Ruth Buckner Joseph Bullman Roger Burba Gail Burchell David Burks Marilyn Burnjide Carolyn Bustard Douglas Butler Stephen Caine Robert Callander Velma Cameron Barbara Campbell David Carl Marian Carl Gunnar Carlson Robert Cassedy Bette Clark John Clark Paul Clarke Hilda Cockrell Dorothy Cockrill Phyllis Coffman Harriet Coffin Steve Cogswell Robert Cohen Gail Collins Ellen Cook Daniel Costello Gerald Corso Frank Cosimano Diane Courbron Ann Cox k tr lr y a c . Ai it1 o ft a ft k r $ r gj r •j, B v- V. --; ft o, 7 o CM r ft tot Of ) £ a —-■ V A r ...a a! m IP • n i e E. Cox B. Crompton B. Curbo R. Daccy J. Dakeman W. Dalkin M. Dalo I. Daniels W. Darr J. Dawson W. Dawson K. Delance B. D. Rocca M. Dclnegro N. Dempsey W. Densmore I. Derrcnbacker S. Devol T. Dold M. Donnahuc P. Dowdy G. Duehring J. Dumas C. Durrett E. Dyson R. Easley A. Elliott 41 One more strike Evolyn Embrey Saundra Emigh Norma Engberg Carroll English Jamas Fairwcather Frank Fannon James Farrall William Fidlor Jerry File Lois Finnell Larry Fisher Gail Fitzpatrick Mary Fleetwood Keith Floyd Julia Fowler Robert Fox Bonnie Frazer Nadine Fuller James Furchess Ann Furr James Gadonas Betty Gaines Robert Garda Lyle Gannon Edith Geer Nancy George Robert Gibbs George Gist Joanna Gist Charlotte Gladden Raymond Glover Margaret Goldman Paul Goldman Edgar Good Georg© Goodman E. Goodwin C. Gordon A. Gorham S. Gorman P. Graves P. Gregg M. Griffin D. Gulley P. Hale S. Hale B. Hall E. Hall J. Hall K. Hall J. Hammill M. Harrup S. Hart C. Harvey J. Hayworth T. Heilig B. Herbert E. Hibbord W. Hill 0. Hinkle B. Hoge G. Hogg C. Holman 42 and we re out K. Holmes A. Hoyt S. Howard P. Howell 8. Howland P. Howerton J. Hudgins A, Humphrey J. Humphrey R. Hunt 8. Hyde M. Hynson C. Jaedicke G. James S. Jean E. Jensen J. Jefferson I. Jones J. Kahler L. Kerbel W. Kerlin S. Kerr J. Keel V. Kenk P. Kersey S. Kidd 8. Kidwell Leah Kilroy Ellen King Becky Knight Pete Knowles Gwen Kobernick Marilyn Kruoger Mary Lapierre Dianne Law Marjorie Lee David Lehman Marianne Lewis Joan Lillard Gloria Liggio Mary Littlepage Nancy Lloyd Robert Logan Eleanor Long Robbie Lowman Martha Lumbard Zella Mahoney Joseph Maiden Nancy Mankin Betty Montgomery David Martin Mary Martin Mary Elaine Martin Nancy Mars Barbara Marston Barbara McCarthy Patrice McCarthy James McClanahan Dorothy McClary Patsy McCormick Rebecca McCrickard Sandra McCullough a n ' 9 a iH fs A 4 £ a v'r‘ a MtL iMfcA j £ a tn S 1 ( a tA a p ii a 0 Jtat 1 a ii ! a p LA i? a «r'' i. , a a Y i (?) A _ 43 Our senior year ft wr r j ■ I' • A, a a 1 i i a . tk r fll A 47.fr r . 'a W, Ail O I ■K. H s K' a. I a tci f 1 S a At HI —M lil A V.- • nil tea ib E. MichelbachW. Middlebrooks J. Middleton R. Miller B. Mill V, Mim I. Moler G. Moran J. Moreci 8. Mueller M. Muench S. Monger 0. Murphy S. Myen J. Nece J. Neljon D. Nimmei B. Nolan N. Nolan J. Norton S. Nuhn J. Moore R. Moore F. Naylor P. Neher C. Oakes J. Oehmann Thoma OrndorfF Jeanette Padgett Joan Palumbo John Papageorge Guy Partridge Helen Paterson Henry Payne Joan Peikin Jean Pennington Ward Peterson Malcolm Povorill Norman Pierce Frank Phelps Catherine Philippe Jack Phillips Marylou Picciolo Brooke Picot linda Pierpoint Betty Poates George Poole David Pope Barbara Price Clara Price Ralph Price Rosemary Pugh Barbara Purdy Lisa Putnam Michael Ramey ‘Tommy Ramey Robert Rasmussen Janet Raynes Katherine Reamy Ruth Redmond Frank Roed Thomas Reese A ii A � • ■ha A k a a p A A A a v P A dfcCfelk 1 Aik aAAa i BLi a n W a, -7 a D ik AM ka .ft A Ii a n jA A A kii M1 i Ab. Lj - Aik j 1 f £j A a p 111 44 will be our glory Louise Renner James Reynolds Robert Rife Linda Rion Robert Roberson William Roberson Kathleen Rodda Flo Rodgers Frances Rogers Milton Rogers Eugene Ross Hamilton Rothrock Virginia Rublec Martha Sue Russell Nancy Russell Thomas Ryan Barbara Sanchez Sandra Seay Mary Scheer Peter Schultz Sylvia Sheffield Margie Shepard Barbara Showers Deanna Shunk Charles Simpson Eileen Simpson Earl Sims Robert Sinn Anna Smith Linda Smith Charles Snyder Edward Snyder Janet Spittle Richard Stanley Evelyn Stearns J. Stewart R. Stine R. Stoy N. Strauss D. Stryker A. Styles G. Sufhard B. Tedford M. Teresi E. Theimer W. Thomas J. Thompson W. Thornctt M. Todd C. Torpy M. Trcnis B. Turner W. Vaughn J. Vitale J. Walker M. Walker S. Walker J. Walter P. Walters D. Waltman C. Walz N. Washburn 45 But as juniors, we re tops! I. Watkins K. Watts J. Welch M. Witt J. Wolf 0. WolfFord M. Zilmer W. Zimmerman A. Zahn L. Wells P. White S. Woolls P. Yates L. Zakrzewski STRING OF PEARLS — Master of Ceremonies Butch Antonioli holds a string of pearls for winner Jane Finnegan as Rose Barber, Rita Easley, and Joan Peikin look on. J. Whitmer M. Willingham T. Young B. Yuhasz JUNIOR BOARD: Front Row: Meg Walker, Kathie Rodda, Rose Barber, Connie Bowen, Beverly Herbert. Second Row: Danny Costello, Dave Wait-man, Frank Cosimano, Eddie Dyson, Sandy McCullough, Jim Anderson. 46 SOPHOMORE CLASS Off to a good start with a Thanksgiving Food Dance, sophomores worked hard to make their December Toy Dance a success. This year, as has been the custom, they presented toys, taken as admission to the dance, to underprivileged children. A trip to Philadelphia was also planned. Members of the Sophomore Board collected class dues from homeroom students. The sophomore class expressed thanks and appreciation to Miss McKinney and Miss Keeton for helping make the year the success it was! TOYS FOR TOTS — Glancing over the results of the toy dance are sophomore class officers Frank Silcox, Vice-President; Miss McKinney, Sponsor; Bob Mitchell, President; and Dick Kemper, Treasurer. Absent from picture is Fontaine lloyd. Secretary. FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH - Adelaide Lubig, Donald Dill, and Barney Barnes enjoy the pause that refreshes. SOPHOMORE BOARD — Sitting: Janet Enoch, Fontaino Lloyd. Standing: Carol Itschner, Joan Durrett, Peggy Collum, Dave Howell, Linda Johnson. 47 Frogs and formaldehyde ROOM 234= Front Row: Evelyn Jones, Kathy Brashcars, Joyce Gravatle, Wailana Tubbs, Betty Cockrell, Pat Albrite, Sandra Bruce, Martha Lanning. Second Row: Frank Knill, Bucky Pryor, Bob Hamilton, Jerry Evans, Charles Bryant, James Briel, Obie lee Harrup, Richard Burn. Third Row: Bart Reid, Milton Saffelle, Phil Tre- main, Louis lee, Michael Henry, Robert Feaganes, Robert Carroll, Jim Wenxke, Pete Hershfield, Bob Gray. Fourth Row: Ray Pulley, John Ginn, James Kerr, Graham Hitt, Wayne Walker, Dwight Edwards, Carwin Kemoer, William Graves, Johnny Glover, Everett Greenwood. ROOM 122: Front Row: David Wuebbens. Edward Ashelford, Monroe Bryant, Billy Miller, Buddy Elliott, Alan Chedester, Osman Andolsun, Morris Grogan. Second Row: Robert Fewell, Edward Trcger, Theodore Arthur, Nick Riscigno, James Anderson, Bob lewis, Glenn Conner. Third Row: Frank Waldron, James Swanner, Morton Katz, John Perry, John Timberlake, larry Dohner, Eddie McDonald. Fourth Row: John Juliano, Leonard Goldstein, Tony Stanley, Elmer Oliver, Kenneth Poff, Ernest Langley, Gerald Inscoe, William West. 48 CAFE B: Front Row: Barbara Ballard, Pat lewis, Cynthia Abramson, Sally Emigh, Joyce Berry, Anne Morgan, Betty Pouzenc, Carole Durand. Second Row: Vicki Cohen, Andrea Gregg, Gay Cameron, Juli Underwood, Nancy Rand, Janet Dove, Christine Cate, Mary Palmer, Peggy Beavers. Third Row: Barbara Burner, Kay Gar-lock, Susan Bostwick, Isabel Merries, Shirley Simms, Sylvia Roland, Nellie Evans, Marie Thodos. ROOM 343: Front Row: Mary Ann Roland, Anita Cary, Jo Jean Reynolds, Jean Harris, Fontaine Lloyd, Patricia Martin, Mary Carter, Marcella Pease. Second Row: Norma Rife, Jean Smith, Carmen Kennedy, Kay Phillips, Mary Fairbanks, Ailene Koon, Sandra Richardson, Peggy Collum. Third Row: Mary Woolford, Shirley Mayhugh, Gwen Fogle, Darlene Reed, Marea Creun, Seth Oginz, Donn Fraser. Fourth Row: Richard Harlow, Richard Harman, Mike Burke, Bob Mitchell, Paul Apperson, Wilmer Patient. 49 and can dances Toy ROOM 324: Front Row: p®99y J« n Richter, Julienne Dunhem, Ann Helwig, Anne Fox, Mery Anne Hope, Dele Alpert, Merilyn Adsrm, Naomi Helen Diehl. Second Row: Mery Peul, Mercie Armstrong, Millie Borchevsky, Linda Heern, Keren Bozarth, Judy Clerk, Mery Schmidt, Berbere Selmond, Feye Herlow, Sally Clerk. Third Row: Berry Boose, Buddy Crymts, John Phillips, Charles Shinberg, Ted Bernett, Wendell Swain, David Jacobson. Fourth Row: Frank Shine, Louis May, Edward Abramson, Denis O'Connor, Andy lynch, Jimmy Pope, Jim Borton. ROOM 126: Front Row: Dolores Warren, Kay Matthews, Margaret Nolen, Joyce Oakes, SCREW DRIVERS — Kei lan Lee end Warren Jones Edith Jacobson. Second Row: Juana Incs Abrcu, Linde Johnson, Edwina work on a radio in electric shop. lewhornc, Anne Saffellc, Patsie Milam. Third Row: Gail Krcmer, Audrey K ng. Pat Kirkman, Janice Wood. Fourth Row: Pat Fitzgerald, Bertha Zuspan, Wanda Jacobs, Ethel Meeks. 50 ROOM 316: Front Row: Joan Mario Keatts, Emily Chew, Graham Dunstan, Patricia Foley, Martha Jo Alness, Gertrude Boulanger, Norma Jean Davidson, Nan Darling. Second Row: Janet Love, Dorothy Shaw, Joan Isenbecker, Ruth Mosley, Mona lee George, Judy Mooney, Sandy Holmes, Adelaide lubig, Sharon Lyon. Third Row: Ralph Pridgen, William Pettey, Alexander Short, Meade HufFord, Bill Rasco, Judy Kooistra, Charles Altizer, Raymond Reeves, Henry Seiff. Fourth Row: Carlin Ridgely, Jim Cloward, Dale Gordon, Damon Hertig. David Gootee, John Moriarty, Clifford Francis. SHOP 9: JUST FOOLIN' AROUND — Janie Lucas and Tommio Front Row: Raymond Williams, Jerry Smith, Lezley Russell, Lawrence Anderson inspect the Surveyor bulletin board. Jacobs. Rob .„ Simpson. Second Row: Mel Fortney. John Hughes. Richard Allen, John Higgenbotham, Kermit Thacker. Third Row: Albert Hottle, Donald Purdy, Jimmy Kinsey. Stanley Slivinski, Robert Ezzell, Rudy Gasser. Fourth Row: Gene Hale, Jim Maxfield, Jack lantz, John Dicker-son, Joe Walker. 51 Et tu. Brute?” ROOM 243: Front Row: Jody Nottingham, Joy Louis, Alice Shew, Betty Louise Frenklin, Sondra Ann Beach, Julie Anderson, Mardie Reed, Tommy Anderson. Second Row: Jou Ann Wood, Ruth Rogers, Carol Kelly, Earlene Perce, Pat Drewry, Astrid Beier, Barbara Blaine, Palsy Kerns, Jeannie Mebus. Third Row: Thomas McCaffrey, Douglas Cross, Betty Prather, Marty Mann, Annette Less, Julie Schmidt, Anne Broaddus, Sandie Devine. Fourth Row: Bill Anholt, Robert Harrington, Frank Regan, Norman Plotzky, Bennett Marshall, Gary Lyman, Beverly Estep, Roy Pier-point, Dick Kemper. ROOM 242: Front Row: Lynne Seaton, Barbara Cook, Betty Harrington, Judie Cator, Julie Major, Dotty Kirkman, Janne McCall, Marcia Minson. Second Row: Kathleen Page, Mary Payne, Brenda Lancaster, Sue Salter, Diana Neidich. Sarah Kincaid, Joan Madison, Janet Enoch. Third Row: Barbara Napier, Mary Ann Long. Margie McConnell, Joan Griffiith, Shirley Porter, Joan Ebersberger, Nora Burns, Gayle McCaffery, Virginia Saffelle. Fourth Row: Ernest Blaine, Bobby Lawrence, Earl Roberts, Jr., Sidney McCauley, Carrol Nickolson, Warren Martin. 52 ROOM 236: Front Row: Irene Thorpe, Joyce Burroughs, Linde Horne, Shirley Deymude, Roselie Langford, Ernestine Lacy, Virginia Koon, Carol Shutt. Second Row: Barbara Calhoun, Linda Thompson, Mable Lacy, Penny Anthis, Barbara Lawler, Peggy Rudd, Carol Hill, Decna Berliant, Ruth Hottle. Third Row: Erik Rosengren, Richard Hall, Parke Custis, Robert Haugh, John Hitt, Ken Smith, Franklin Silcox, Peter Partridge. Fourth Row: John McCarthy. Sonny Conner, Sperry Romig. ROOM 228: Front Row: Nancy Kneeland, Virginia Macklin, Nancy Cheek, Jane Lucas, Laura Copeland, Emily Coburn, Joan Pugh, Gail Smith. Second Row: Gregory Evans, Ronnie Robertson, Barbara Armi-stead, Sally Caraballo. Anne Mertin, Lynn Gruits, Carol Boswell, Michael Lloyd, Sonny Jones. Third Row: George Barnes, Gene Nelson, Gerald Hicks, Nick Wiltamulh, Donald Dill, Doug Crupper, Sonny Showers. Fourth Row: Dave Howell, Tom Scott, Paul Pedone, Bill Shuler, Bruce Rollins, Jim Mark. 53 Circles circles and more circles ROOM 210: Front Row: Wanda Reed, Beverly Smith, Barbara Reeve , Marylin Carroll, Nancy Carman, Roberta Haye , Sandie Wilbur, Dixie Haislip. Second Row: Barbara Caldwell, Nancy Baber, Lee Row-ley, Carole Russel, Karen Jorgensen, Maria Bode, Betty Davis. Third Row: Carl Oliver, Chuck Scully, Don Rees, Bob Herr, Lloyd Blackwell, Jim Clark, Johnny Absalom, Barry SpofFord, Tom Martin. Fourth Row: George Mabry, Gary Conner, Douglas Moore, Chandler Van Orman, Jack Flowers, Hank Benson, Ned Rannells, Christopher Salmon, SHOP 8: Front Row: Bill Thacker, James Robert Hitt. Larry Meadows, Tom Frazier. HELLO, HELLO, ARE YOU THERE? - Fontaine Lloyd, Larry Jim Gobbet. Second Row: Richard Vaitsas, Thomas Galbraith, Warren Dohner, and Jane Lawson tie up the telephone line Lawrence, Charles Jones, Bill Dodge. Third Row: Bruce Baade, Lanny after school. Ingvoldstad, Fred Holland, Edward Hopkins, Billy Garrison. Fourth Row: Stuart long, Dennis Easley, Wilson Kirby. 54 ROOM 206: Front Row: Carole Walker, Anne Tindula, Susan Stirling, Evelyn Hartman, I'leta Sykes, Sarah Shields, Marilyn Wright, Diana Spider, Nancy Sudor. Second Row: David Jones, Eddie McClain, George Seay, Thomas Woods, Peter Sushka, Charles lee, James Townsend, Ralph Wood. Third Row: lee Twyford, Tom Marshall, Ben Whitehouse, Perry Bonner, Windsor Irby, lawrence Sorensen, Jr., Dennis Ramsay. Fourth Row: Donald Whitesfone, Joe Miller, Nelson Yeargin, lewis Daymudc. SHOP 1: SNOW FAllIN' — Betty Harrington, Judy Notting- Front Row: Leonard Collins, Jr., Gale Conner, Marcus Montgomery, Wayne ham, and Julie Anderson enjoy a winter snow fall. Grimes, Bob Daniel. Second Row: Hernando Mora, Kenneth Denholm, Tom Davis, Jimmy Mays, Chick Conners. Third Row: Paul Rider, Michael Conlon, Drayton Tylee, Bernie DiNicola, Peter Jorgensen. Fourth Row: Richard McDonald, Conrad Chadwick, David Ross, Ralph Morgan. 55 Mysterious Miss Hinch ROOM 202: Front Row: Margaret Wingfield, Sylvia Hayes, Jeanie Reed, Mildred Walton, Loretta Spinks, Pat Whalen, Gwen Johnson, Maree Deaton. Second Row: Betty Purdy, Peggy Wilkins, Janet Pethtal, Barbara Christian, Joyce lee, Barbara Reeves, Gail James, Mar- garet Adams, Margaret Hyland. Third Row: Doris Gordon, Marie Fisher, Mary Spalding, Judy Stark, Janice Arnold, Margie Watkins, William Mills, Vance Stipe. Fourth Row: Charlie Petitt, Carlin Bontz, Hal Kerlin, Gary Swaim, Joel Council, Fred Simmons. ROOM � 15: Front Row: Kay Black, Louise Landis, Kay Collins, Mary Livingston, Carol Itschner, Lois Schwartz, Elisabeth Mason. Second Row: Philip Jones, Ale Riddell, Florence Hall, Kristine McElroy, Nancy Elliott, Carol Pulley, John Munson, Charlie Woollum. Third Row: Jimmy Turner, Stephen Burstein, Norberto Echegoyen, Adam Hubbell, David Mason, Charles Holden, Martin Clayton, Andrew Green. Fourth Row! Donald Clever, Donald Poretz, Bill Ottey, Renny Della Rocca, William Henderson, Roger Peterson, Raymond Pavone, Darry Dupree, Mike Boren. 56 rrrnr CAFE T.: Front Row: Joan Durrett, Pat Hudson, Charlotte Moore, Nancy Fitzgerald, Ann Tothill, Jackie Allison, Audrio Williams, Mary Ann Sills. Second Row: Neda Woods, Sandra Rutherford, Helen Jean Delancey, Jean Pugh, Barbara Jenkins, Gail Seeley, Betty Vaught, Bette Williams, Esther Blaine. Third Row: Linda Jean Clark, Judy Mayhew, Kay Golf, Gretchen Schiltz, Janet Downs, Betty Davidson, Carolyn Tapscott, Jo Jean McCoy. Fourth Row: Joyce Berry, Myra McGee, Barbara Wade, Charlotte Wydre. FRIEND IN NEED - Jeannette Padgett and Carl PURSUIT INTO PLANT LIFE - Miss Florance describes the growth of a ivcr attac a toug geometry problem. plant to Bruce Rollins, Nancy Carman, Jimmy Borton, and Sandy Richard- son in biology class. 57 Here we stand . . . FRESHMAN CLASS Class assemblies seemed to furnish all the help freshmen needed, and ihey soon found themselves at ease in classes, sports, and even in their show for the sophomores, on the stage. Their talents turned to helping others in the Junior Red Cross Drive. THEIR FIRST YEAR AT IT - Miss Currin explains the executive duties of the freshman class to President, Phil White; Vice-President, Ann White; and Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Dashiell. CURIOSITY PIUS-Comparing their new schedules on the first day of school arc Margie Evans, Joanne So-nosky, Robin Duncan, and Catherine Marshall. CAFE P.s Front Row: Jeanee Turrcll, Barbara Whitmer, Mary Spinks, Mary Napie Delores Young, Ann Spittle, Alice Wright, Helen Shiflett. Second Row Ellen Dawson, Mary Weston, Connie Poet, Betty Faucette, Ellen Vaughan, Gladys Tabler, Brenda Johnson, Shirley Kinzer. Third Row: Ina Zuspan. Diane Dailey, Barbara Henderson, Shelby Sullivan, Doris Taylor, Joan Cooley. Judy Miller. Fourth Row: Louise Moye' Joanne White, Carol Rothrock, Nancy Gardner, Linda Barnes. 58 ROOM 314; Front Row: Maidee Melton, Barbara Ann England, Joyce Bowman, Dianna lec Thompjon, Peggy Brooks, Shelvey Greene, Susan Dykstra, Sheila Louise Yar.cey. Second Row: Jimmy Burner, Richard J. Magee, Garland Louis Neese, Danny Zimmerman, Russell A. Pennington. Gary Butcher, Claude Cheatham, Tom Lear. Third Row: Gilbert Fletcher, Charles Suthard, Alfred Roberts, Dan-dridge Tomalin, George Ways, William Feagans, Ronald Phelps, John Ramey. Fourth Row: Melvin Inscoe, Franklin McGurgan, Robert Simms, Lewis Woolls. ROOM 230: Front Row: Janice Beach, Mary Baer, Faye Humphrey, Mary Ann Garrett, Donna Ballance, Nancy Morris. Second Row: Ray Holtzdaw, Kenneth Sanger, Jan Garwig, Rockio Fera, Earl Carr, George Lamont, Walter Clarke, Kai Lan Lee. Third Row: Lynn Bowman, Paul Meyer, David Knowles, John Boswell, David Boland, George Arnold, James Beales. Fourth Row: Early Donald, Henry Langhaim, Tommy Leith, Jerry Griggs, Albert Pasquali. ROOM 225: Front Row: Linda Waddell, Kay Christian, Ellen Sansburg, Beverly Mellott, Gail Langley, Phyllis Thompson, Judy Britt. Second Row: Steve Fields, Kenneth Kidd, Norman Edwards, Richard Proulx, Berniecc Swithenbank, Carl Greenwood, Bill Tutt, John Rogers. Third Row: Frank Hall, Larry Bracey, Eddie Schwabe, Frank Werkhe ser, Potc Tomalin, Joe Saunders, Charles Hurst, Howard Watson. 59 Like birds in the wilderness . .. ROOM 118: Front Row: Carol Fletcher, Pat Herri-man, Joyce Morgan, Barbara Hughes Gwen Langford, Sue lumbard, Pa’ Hampton. Second Row: Llewellyn Gillum, Bruce Barach, Catherine Countj. Libby litsey, Judy Crabill, David Bennett, Dennis Shaw. Third Row: Bill Pfeiffer, Bill Dempsey, Walter Hite, Dick Williams, John Pennington, Jimmie Dixon, Johnny Mitchell. Fourth Row: Bill Sweeny, Ed Grover, Richard Ewald. Charles Acton, Wayne Harris, Eddie Garvey, Braxton Allport. ROOM 334: Front Row: Gwendolyn Gianniny, Barbara Gutridge, Pauline Cogswell, Carolyn File, Lynn Mesnig, Loraine Starkey, Mary Jamos, Sandra Fortenberry. Sec ond Row: Robert Walters, Cherry Prado, Polly Wagner, Martha Kerr, Nancy Rogers, Patricia Bowman, Sue Sumpter, Barbara Cooper, Teddy An-drows. Third Row: Hubert Robinson, Dan Linebcrgcr, Jim Agncw, Bill Middleton, James Dunn, Robert Cramer, Ernest Loomis, David Huntt. Fourth Row: Robert Warsing, Billy Williams, Fred Dathiell, Thomas Mobley. ROOM 332: Front Row: Frances Cox, Joyce Burgess, Cynthia Fulwiler, Mary Peters, Jean Jefferson, Judy Munday, Karen Johnson, Carolyn Scott. Second Row: Lois Gladden, Margaret Capozzi, Betty Evans, Gladys Carter, Mamie Strieber, Mary Crowell, Jeanette Gregory, Martha George. Third Row: Ronald Von Drcau, Carroll Danielson, Patricia Hobbs, Becky Wade, Gene Stanford, Joel Hitt, Donald Steele, William Hamilton. Fourth Row: Edward Kcllehcr, Robert Rhodes, Donald Dugger, Dale Henderson, Charles Mason. 60 ROOM 330: Front Row: Sandra Frommer, Janet Waldvogel, Doris Joan Critzer, Joan Young, Patricia Arnald, Marcic Oakes, Joyce Campbell, Joan Sprouse. Second Row: Jane Goodman, Dorothy Silbert, Jo Ann Heppner, Barbara King, Pat Greene, Elizabeth Nelson, Lena Gallespie, Rita Niceley. Third Row: David lawhorne, George Newton, John Sawyer, Francis Rich, W«yne Nolan, Wayne Coakley, Richard Reeves, Lee Chestnutt. Fourth Row: Jerry Deitzer, Edgar Wright, Charles Hawkins, Herman Riley, James Steele. ROOM 312: Front Row: Lena Mullen, Barbara Kur-fehs, Betsy Jane Schamberger, Martha Bennett, Bonnie Jean Oyler, Thelma Opperman, Edie Bowen, Sandy Moore, June Cohen. Second Row: Banks Pro-vatt, Martha Carr, Anne Todd, Charlotte Paxton, Audrey Hart, Betty Ray Cor drey, Sharon Van Sise, Elaine Sherrill, Barbara Richardson, Tom Orten-burger. Third Row: Jay Rixse, Billy Crawford, Steve Underwood, Allen Reed, Jay Tuttle, Ray Warner, Fred Pinkerton, David Martel Fox, Eddie Vir.cent. ROOM 232: Front Row: Regina Almestiea, Helen lawhon, Charlotte McNeil, Elaine Watkins, Alice Williams, Sarah Webster, Nancy Compton, Betty June Francis, Shirley Pinkston. Second Row: Car-lotta Blakemore, Judy Durrett, Janet Mulerspaw, Jean Marie Coddington, Sally Hall, Carolyn Russell, Robbie Suit, Gretchen Van Horne. Third Row: Eddie Doran, Pete Mayer, Jimmie O'Neill, Philip Beasley, Gordon Johnson, George Webb, Bill Croker, Emmett Trice. Fourth Row: Alaric Robertson, Donnie Strother, Jim Padgett, Dan Lem-ley, Larry Haatvedt. 61 Brimful of eagerness ... ROOM 226: Front Row: Nancy Rathbun, Patricia McGrady, Charlotte Katherine Deltz, Christiana Walford, Candy Walford, Maeve Haughey, Lorna Aldrich, Joanne Sonosky. Second Row: Ann Frutchey, Linda Florance, Margie Evans, Janice Naylor, Mary Komoroske, Catherine Stewart, Catherine Marshall, Peggy Shine, Shirley Arthur. Third Row: Maurice Holien, Robert Whitestone, Tom Murray, John Campbell, Terry Walz, Kit Irion, Orhan Andolsun. Fourth Row: James Sharralt, Robin son Duncan, Al Durrette, Charles Adams, Harry Van Pelt. ROOM 203: Front Row: Nancy Seay, Marian Crockett, Diane Peterson, Sue Clotz-man, Elaine Henderson, Gladys McDaniel, Faye Knight, Brenda Wilson. Second Row: Linda Hall, Cathy Ann Gainey, Janna Garrett, Rosie Felts, Joan King, Barbara Polk, Sheila Brecar, Peggy Thomas, Frances Saunders. Third Row: Joel Flax, Marty (George) Gens-mer, John Engquist, Marilyn Kimel, Grace Smoot, Ann Pridgen, Alan Beamer, Herbert Boulanger. Fourth Row: Gene Calhoun, Richard Barnhart, James Truxell, Bill Gentner, George Shirk, Garlon Haney, Albert Hancock, Pat Mann. ROOM 200: Front Row: Ethel Bennett, Brenda Barker, Julia Meyers, Mary Parsons. Saudra Davis, Mary Tafarella, Mary Ann Ramsey, Earleen Lucas. Second Row: Donald Baker, Elizabeth Clements, Sally Smith, Alice Tarnay, Gloria Day, Helen Watts, Dolly Gold, Ronald Bushy. Third Row: Walter Schwartz. Nash Basom, Harry Shaffer, Noel V«n Sevol, John Davis, Roger Strong, Thomas Cragg, David Heflin. Fourth Row: Roger Craddock, Doug Rhoades, Eugene Holsinger, Jess Orick. 62 ROOM 144: Front Row: Robort Trotter, Robert Kerr, Jack Jolly, Jerry Barnes, Roy Tindula, Donald Starr, Carl Graefcnstrin, Bobby Surina, David Reynolds. Second Row: Tommy Van Buren, Jack Blumenthal, John Sovorson, James Garwood, Robert Loftus, Ronnie Pitt, Robert McIntyre, Leonard Brand. Third Row: Elmer Lloyd Kidd, John Sims, Harold Jones, Jimmy Lawler, Bill Wood, Edward Felts, Donald McDonough, Buit Bostwick. Fourth Row: Jay Jennings, George Lucas, Fred Oldenburg, John Williams, Teddy Tylen, Harry Dixon, Billy Morris. ROOM 136: Front Row: Ann Elizabeth Jones, Gage Dennett, Mary Edna Via, Pattie Upchurch, Sholbie Coleman, Bettie Welker, Janet Riley, Margaret Slagle. Second Row: John Long, Dale Hamlin, Charles Green, Peggy Hicks, Sharon Cobel, George Brock, Jackie Walker, Lawrence Kroll. Third Row: Steve Dunlap, Jerry Fair, John Garten, David Shrader, Eddie McClay, Wendell Wilson, John Dougherty, Joe Ritenour, Court Warfield, Joe Kingston. ROOM 127: Front Row: Lorene Montague, June Morris, Carol Mullen, Anne White, Carolyn Virginia Downs, Kathy Baker, Geraldine Cerny, Jill McEntee. Second Row: Elaine Silverman, Wanda Heiston, Sharon Kay Zittelman, Karen Lea Shay, Emily Rao, Paula Petersen, Wardlee Kennedy, Jean Duncan. Third Row: Edward Boyle, Francis Kirby, Andy Lomp, Joe Hilburn, Robert Lee, Charles Woods, Roy Woitzell, Clyde Willoughby. Fourth Row: Arnold Jones, Warren Crane, Thomas Williams, Robert Scott, Stanley Swift, John Boaz. 63 Waiting to be sophs! ROOM 120: From Row: Dorothy Tapscott, Virginia Hart, Barbara West, Jo Ann Blume, Joan Mauck, Pamela Page, Jody Heat-wole. Second Row: Kay McCaffcry, Toni Herbes, Sara Lee Flemming, Gail Anderson, Kay Thomasson, Polly Mon-rotus, Sandra Stidham, Anne Leazenby. Third Row: Bradford Loke, John Hunter, Peter Dow, Bill Burke, Charles Cor-der, Larry lee, James Glymph, Ronald Ball. Fourth Row: Robert Brown, Ray Houser, Donnie Patterson, Albert Parnell, Bill Peterson, Bobby Crum. ROOM 117: Front Row: Emily Watson, Charloctt Smith, Winkie Branscom, Julia Nolan, Peggy Hurst, Shirley West, Joyce Rowles, Pam Warden, Sue Avery. Second Row: Pat Hutchison, Letitia Castle, Joan Bowles, Jane little, Barbara Bowling. Carolyn Plybon, Randy Flynn, Page Smith, Jean Icitch. Third Row: Hubert Thomas Barbour, Thomas Nalls, la-vinia Kleinfelder, Pat Moore, Linda McSpadden, Philip White, Bob Spivey, William Ryan. Fourth Row: Raymond Duvall, Gary Willey, Ronnie Jones, Michael Vopatek, Robert Shaw. Eugene Barth. ROOM 114: Front Row: Barbara Bolton, Joann Elliott, lynda Allen, Betty Lyons, Beverly Wellor, Anno Martin, Margaret Cook. Second Row: June Lafrogiola, Joyce Alice Marsh, Carol Hewitt, Rosemary Klatko, Shellia Chin, Sarah Kemp, Mary McBride, David Murray. Third Row: Tom Surles, Ray Stephens, Doug Colvin, Richard Bortz, Kenneth Benson, Joe Hartman, Garnett Kiser. Fourth Row: Fred Newton, Phil LaBatte, Walter Seay, Billy Gene Callan, Jack Simpson, Charlie Shelton. 64 ROOM 110: Front Row: Kay Berkey, Nancy Woodward, Joyce Knill, Deanna Denning, Margaret Aylosworth, Betty Picked, Nancy Scott, Martha Sanderson, Betty Britt. Second Row: Maxine Catzva, Mary Gay Doman, Roberta Lee Dawson, Janet Crouch, Sylvia Corbin, Barbara Slate, Bev Roberts, Janet Rodda. Third Row: Kenneth Shepard, Cammeron Smith, Billy Burruss, Dick Burke, Reilly Bell, Jeff Wolford, James O'Connor, Jimmy Glase, Eddie Coppage. Fourth Row: Rex Smith, Gabriel Marcicl, Ronnie Valentine, Roger Wallace, Larry Smith, Tommy Bettis, Bobby Clore, Jack Bush, Vic Tuck. SHOP 5: Front Row: Jerry Crofts, Christopher Parsons, Robert Clark, Allan Boteler, Benny Smith, Robert Brown. Second Row: George James, Bobby Goodman, Richard Moore, James Wooten, Dallas Lunceford. Third Row: Ralph Jewell, Martin Brula, Jack Phelps. SHOP 4: Front Row: William Franklin Ccnard, Joseph Wood, Allen Wheeler. Delane Maulden, Tommy Griffith Jackie Baren-tine. Second Row: Jimmy Murphy, Tim Britt, John Huntt, Robert Glb on, Earl Elliott, Wayne Honse, John Boyd. Third Row: John Waldrep, Billy Me-Kelleget, Paul Claussen, Johnny Johnson, Carroll Smith. 65 Fourteen years' worth of courses are offered, and teachers find time to relax. FACULTY 67 From where they sit MR. PRUET CITY AT A GLANCE — Mr. Pruet points out the new high school boundary of Alexandria The very important job of running G.W. belongs to its principal, Mr. Edgar G. Pruet; however, he is very ably assisted by Mrs. Josephine Tolbert and Mr. Robert W. Garner, Dean of Girls and Dean of Boys, respectively. It is on them that the proper functioning of discipline and general school affairs depends. While not busy as G.W.'s principal, Mr. Pruet devotes himself to civic affairs. He is an active member of the Kiwanis Club and an associate teacher of business and professional men at the Baptist Church. The principal spends some of his spare time caring for his fish, which he has just recently acquired as a hobby, and reading. Somehow, Mr. Pruet finds time to crowd a few more activities into an already busy schedule. He is a member of the Administrative Council Repetition of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, which chooses schools from Texas to Virginia for accreditation; and as if this isn't enough, he is the chairman of the State committee, also. MR. EDGAR G. PRUET Principal MRS. JOSEPHINE TOLBERT Assistant Principal in Charge of Girls MR. ROBERT W. GARNER Assistant Principal in Charge of Boys 68 Good pointers GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The helpful hands of the counselors are constantly working to prepare G.W. students for their future careers. Their scheduling, testing, counseling, and placement services occupy many busy hours. MISS JEAN WHITE Guidance Director, College Night, Student Awards MISS STEWART JONES Counselor, College Night, Compass literary Sponsor, Chairman of Superintendent's Advisory Committee. MISS IYNWOOD KINDER Counselor, Faculty Council, College Night MR. PAUL MACKEY Counselor, College Night, Cap and Gown Committee, Game Ticket Committee FACULTY The faculty of G.W. High put in many busy hours during the week not only in preparing for their subjects but also in sponsoring clubs, chaperoning dances, and enjoying their annual fall picnic. GOING UP — Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Opal Williams decorate the Christmas tree in the office. MISS HEIEN JONES Head Clerk MISS ETHEL BAKER Clerk MRS. MARGARET BIBB Attendance Clerk MRS. NAN PATRICK Clerk OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. Opal Williams, Mrs. Alice McDonough. and Mrs. Barbara Moore. 69 Lending literature MR. GEORGE BAGBY English Dept. Head, Schedule Committee, Game Ticket Committee, Director of literary and Forensic Activities MISS ELEANOR CURRIN English, Superintendent's Advisory Committee, American Ed. Association Bulletin Staff, Freshman Class Sponsor MRS. BETTY GILBERT Speech Arts, Journalism, Surveyor Sponsor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor, little Hatchet Sponsor MR. DEUCALION GREGORY English, Chairman of Faculty Council, Superintendent's Advisory Committee, Senior Class Co-chairman, P. T. A. Treasurer, Sec. Language Arts Teachers of N. Va., Public Speaking Sponsor MISS EUNICE GUILL English, Junior Class Cosponsor, Star Scholastic Competition MISS LUCILLE KEETON English, Sophomore Class Cosponsor MISS PHYLLIS LEIBOVITZ English, Speech Arts, Dramatics Club Sponsor, National Thespian Dramatics Society Sponsor, Student Awards MRS. AGNES LIPSCOMB English, Spelling Contestants' Sponsor MRS. EVELYN MONROE English ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English teachers set many goals for themselves. They expect to help students prepare for college English, to encourage reading for pleasure, and to give students a firm grammatical background for business and social life. Journalism, a branch of this department, prepares students for news careers. A TOUCH OF PERFECTION - Miss Guill ax-plains the St. Paul's Cathedral to Jerry Lawter and Merle DoLancy. 70 Band-aids, books, and brunch MR. JOHN MURDAUGH English, Game Tickets Committee, Coproducer of Diploma Dazl , Hall Supervision MISS ELAINE OWENS English, faculty Council MISS MARGIE ROBERTSON English, Assombly Committco, Author and Producer of Robert E. Lee and Coproducer of Diploma Dazl MRS. MARY SNIDER English, Junior Class Co-Sponsor MISS SYLVIA SOMERS English, Dance Club Sponsor, Reading Coach for Forensic Contests MISS UNIS WOODWARD English, Remombranco Committee Chairman LIBRARY CAFETERIA AND CLINIC Reading is a pastime not to be overlooked. King-size quantities of especially with a library cake, Coke, and Kleenex as accessible as G.W s. satisfied everyone. STAMP ME IN—Mrs. Seay and Sandy Holmes sign Pete McCurdy into the library. MISS BLANCHE HELM Library, Cap and Gown Committee MRS. MARY SEAY Library, Library Assistants Association Sponsor MRS. NELLIE CLAYTON Library MRS. VIRGINIA CARR, R.N. School Nurse MRS. ANNE DANIEL School Dietitian FLYING PENCILS — Maren Mortensen and Sue Huio work in journalism class checking last-minute galleys for tho SURVEYOR. 71 MR. ARCHER MIUICAN Science Dept. Heed, Ticket Committee, Schedule Committee, General Supervision MISS SUE FIORANCE Science MR. JAMES FORD Science, Monogram Club Sponsor, Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach, Awards Committee MISS CHRISTOBEl GATES Scienco MR. WILLIAM HILLMAN Science, Game Ticket Committee, Cafeteria Supervision, Chaperon Committee, Superintendent's Advisory Committee, Cosponsor of Sonior Class MR. FRANK KAPRIVA Science, Game Tickot Committee, Assistant Football Coach MRS. MARY MORELAND Science, Faculty Council MR. ROBERT TABOR Science, J.V, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Game Ticket Committee MISS LULA WHITTAKER Science, Astronomy Club Sponsor, Bookroom HIGH SCHOOL AT LAST — Miss Whittaker, assisted by Carole Shutt, signs schedules of new freshmen, Robbie Suit, Tommy Barbour, Dan Danielson, George Shirk, and Nancy Scott. Scientifically speaking SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Four science courses are offered interested G.W. students. General science deals with living and non-living things, or organic and inorganic matter; as a matter of fact, 'most everything! Biology usually brings frogs to mind. Disecting frogs is one part of the plan to encourage active class participation. Most students' recollections of chemistry are of problems and equations, when one wrong answer could mean so much! In physics classes, nature's laws are explained and applied. 72 Fooling with figures MATH DEPARTMENT Mathematics, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and business arithmetic are within the province of the Mathematics Department. These courses meet the needs of all. MR. IRVING LINDSEY Mathematics Dept. Head, Senior Class Sponsor, Compass Business Sponsor, Game Ticket Committee, Schedule Committee, Student Awards MRS. ELIZABETH ALLPORT Mathematics, Game Ticket Committee MRS. ELIZABETH GENUNG Mathematics, Faculty Council, Cap and Gown Committee Chairman MRS. WAPELLA HOUCHINS Mathematics, Faculty Council MISS HELEN IDDINGS Mathematics, Student Council Sponsor MISS KATHERINE McELROY Mathematics, Advertising Sponsor of Compass, Faculty Council, Faculty Remembrance Committee MISS THELMA MADDOX Mathematics, Superintendent's Advisory Committee, Assembly Committee MISS MARGARET POWELL Mathematics, School Rings Chairman MRS. LILLIAN SANGER Mathematics, Faculty Council, Dance Club Sponsor, School Store MISS LUCY WILLIAMS Mathematics, School Rings, Superintendent's Advisory Committeo FINISHING TOUCHES- Mr. Lindsey takes a rost from math to holp Mr. Pruet arrange diplomas for tho January graduation. 73 Chosen varieties MISS CHARLENE KIRACOFE Language Dept. Head, Latin Club Sponsor MISS MARY NEALE GARRETT French, English MISS ALBERTA GRANT French, French Club Sponsor MRS. CLARICE LYNN Latin, Spanish, Faculty Council MRS. THELMA STANTON Spanish, Assembly Committee Chairman MRS. MARION VAN SAUN Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT A touch of France, Spain, and ancient Rome is offered to students through the Language Department. MRS. ELEANOR KING Art, Art Club Sponsor MISS MILDRED 8ANE Music Dept. Head, Music Club Sponsor MISS DOROTHY CLARK Music, Cosponsor of Bible Club MR. ROY SMITH Band, Music Appreciation ART DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT Modern art, still life. Appreciation of music, and portraits, products of the universal language, is art classes, were on ex- brought to the students by hibition in the library. this department. TIME GOES BY — Mrs. Van Saun, Joan Hubbard, and Darlene Moore change the bulletin board in Spanish class. 74 Home and country COFFEE CAPERS — Mrs. Stanton enjoys coffee with Miss Taylor and Phyllis Coffman at the faculty coffee. HOME ECONOMICS Home economics classes are open to all students interested in child care, cooking, or sewing, with modern equipment available for student use. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department, headed by Miss Callahan, has as its objective, instructing students in American history and government, in addition to freshman orientation. They also offer the unrequired world history and geography. An outstanding event of the year is the United Nations Assembly, given for the students of G.W. MISS DOLLY CALLAHAN Social Studies Dept. Head, Psychology, Debate Club Sponsor, Quill and Palm Sponsor, Superintendent's Advisory Committee, Student Awards, Schedule Committee MR. MAURICE NICHOLS Social Studies, Pres. Alexandria Education Association MR. PETER BABICH Social Studies, Latin, Faculty Council, Game Ticket Committee MISS GRACE PATCH Social Studies MRS. MARY PARKER Home Economics, American Education Week Chairman MISS PHYLLIS TAYLOR Home Economics, Faculty Council, F.H.A. Sponsor, College Night MISS KATHERYNE BAUGH Social Studies, World Events Club Sponsor MR. LOUIS SCHREINER Social Studies. Game Ticket Committee. Baseball Coach MRS. VIRGINIA DOUGHERTY Counselor, Faculty Council, Superintendent's Advisory Committee. College Night MRS MERCEDES SIMPSON Social Studies, Double-Barred Cross Sponsor MRS. RUTH ELGIN Social Studies DR. DOROTHY TORPEY Social Studies. Future Teachers of America Sponsor, Superintendent's Advisory Committee 75 Take a letter ADJUST IT A LITTLE — Mrs. McGilvray shows Jim Cloward the finer point on adjusting his typewriter. BUSINESS EDUCATION Learning by doing is the system by which business students are taught typing and shorthand and obtain valuable selling experience. MRS. KATHERINE BLAIR Business MRS. MARY BUTCHER Business Finance Committee, School Treasurer MRS. JANE HASTINGS Business, Treasurer Teachers' Credit Union MISS EDNA HELM Business, Cap and Gowns Committee MRS. GRACE MeGIlVRAY Business, Faculty Council MISS MARY McKINNEY Business, Faculty Council, Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. F. VAUGHN PULTZ Business, Finance Committee Head, School Treasurer MRS. RUTH SCHULTZ Business MISS MARY TURNER Business NUMERICALLY NIMBLE - Mrs. Smith shows Mary Jane Alcorn how to use the new electric calculator. MRS. WATKINS SMITH Business Dept. Head, Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor, Schedule Committee 76 Man the machine MR. JOHN LARSEN Shop Dept. Head, Gamo Ticket Committee, Schedule Committee, Stage Production MR. CHARLES DRURY Shop, Surveyor and little Hatchet Printer, Presi-dent Northern Virginia Industrial Education Club MR. GEORGE GROVE Shop, Game Tickets Committee, Hall Supervisor MR. JOSEPH McGOWAN Shop MR. HENSEl MILLER Shop, Faculty Council, Game Tickets Committee MR. HARRY RICER Shop, Junior Varsity Baseball, Faculty Council, Game Tickets Committee, Hall Supervision INDUSTRIAL ARTS Carpentry, auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, metal and electrical classes, and, of course, the busy print shop are in the low slung building across the parking lot from G.W. TALKING SHOP — Richard May and Ed Schwabe in- BIG WHEELS — Inspecting the new Buick motor in auto shop are Mr. Frank Brown, vestigate the inside of a car motor in auto shop. Mr. C. K. Warren, and Mr. Raymond Sanger. 77 Coordinatin MR. HARRY CAUGHRON Physical Education Dept. Hoad. Track Coach, Cross-Country Coach, Assistant Football Coach MRS. MIRIAM BALZER Physical Education, Cheerleaders Sponsor PHYSICAL EDUCATION A time out from work for ploy, physical education classes helped to further the students' interest and ability in sports, besides teaching them good sportsmanship. COLONEL CLARENCE OLSON Military Department, Cadet Clubs Sponsor MRS. MARIE HITCHMAN Physical Education MR. FRANK MARINO Physical Education, Freshman Basketball Coach, Game Ticket Committee MR. STEPHEN OSISEK Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Assistant Football Coach MRS. OVEDIA PATTON Physical Education, G. A. A. Sponsor CADET CORPS Marksmanship, military science and tactics, and hygiene were but part of the varied cadet program. The corps' marching prowess won first place honors in an Alexandria parade. ALL DOLLS — Looking at the cadet collection of dolls for charity are Karen Potts and Linda Klaveness. SLING LOW . . . Mrs. Patton assists Sue Clotzman in making a sling for Dianne Peterson during a first aid class in physical ed. 78 No tipping, please CAFETERIA STAFF: Mr . Myrtle Moyer, Mr . Frieda Hall, Mr . Mary Hollingsworth, Mr . Lola Comb , Mr . Julia Elverton, Mr . Mary -Wheeler. CASHIERS: Mrs. Elizabeth Hammill, Mr . Ruth Silbert, Mr . Sadie Heflin, Mr . Margaret Compton. JANITORS — Front Row: Stanley Armjtcad, Charles Dinkens, Elmer Gardner. Second Row: Lewi Walker, Brice Haskins, John Pattorson. 79 I prefer the 'masculine' clubs, but girls can be nice to be around. ACTIVITIES 81 They aim to please STUDENT COUNCIL Music while you dine, was supplied by the Student Council this year in the cafeteria. Money for this enjoyment was raised by the Student Council, who sponsored two record hops. Money was also donated to G.W. by the P.T.A. The student governing body revised the G.W. handbook, which is to be handed out to next year's freshmen. They also inaugurated a group called the Grounds Committee, who studied improvements that the school needed. In keeping with tradition, they played in students vs. faculty baseball and basketball games. This year, as in the past, delegates attended a State convention, Virginia District Convention, and Student Workshop at Harrisonburg. Student Council Officers: GORDON SILCOX President MOLLY MOORE Second Vice-President NANCYE MOORE First Vico-President SUE HART Secretary-Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE — Nancye Moore, Bob Mitchell, Gordon Silcox, Martha Duko. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Sitting: Susan Hart, Martha Turrell, Frank Silcox. Standing: David Lehman, Molly Moore. BETTER BE GOOD! — The Honor and Discipline Committee of the Student Council ere. Seated: Nancy Moore, Nancy Carman, and Susie Hart. Standing: John Papageorge, Pete Tomalin, Buddy Elliot, Gordon Silcox, Bob Sisson, and Molly Moore. 82 Front Row: Barbara Bolton, Molly Moore, Gordon Silcox, Nancy Moore, Sue Hart, Margaret Nolan. Second Row: Frank Silcox, Sandra Smith, Hope Abner, Mary Jane Alcorn, Pat Albrite, Janet Lunceford, Mamie Strieber, Johnny Nottingham. Third Row: John Papagcorgo, Bob Gibbs, Eddie Dyson, Bob Mitchell, Phil Yates, Paul Goldman, Buddy Elliott, Marshall Henderson. Front Row: Laura DiJoseph, Jeanne Turrell, Susan Clotzman, Joan Peikin, Linda Hearn, Sylvia Sheffield. Second Row: Robert Surina, Margaret Hyland, Linda Walden, Gwen Langford, Barbara Hoge, Martha Duke, Ruth Redmond, Graham Dunstan, Ronald Philps. Third Row: Gene Brisach, Charles Odoroff, George Barnes, David Lehman, Jimmy Walker, Mel Fortney, Bob Sisson, Michael Vopatek. Front Row: Susan Munger, Mary Ann Sills, Cynthia Abramson, I'Leta Sykes, Shirley Binksfon, Judy Heatwole. Second Row: Rockie Fera, Anne White, Earlene Perce, Nancy Carman, Sharon Van Sise, Peggy Shine, Gago Dennett, Ernest Loomis. Third Row: Kenneth Denholm, Carroll Smith, Jim Gobbel, Eddie Coppage, Herman Riley, George Potts, Pete Tomalin, Jimmy Turner. PEP PLANNERS - Janie Wiggin and Johnny Not-ingham lead the new Student Council pep committee as co-chairmen. 83 Jumping with journalism QUILL AND SCROLL This year for the first time, Quill and Scroll held two initiation banquets. Members taken into the society in January and May entered on the basis of scholarship and journalistic service. Once in, members helped turn out the biannual Senior Prophecy and Last Will and Testament. Quill and Scroll Officer : ELAINE WOOLF MIKE TOMALIN NANCY MONCURE President Vice-President Secretary DALE HOBERG PAT CURRAN NANCY RICHARDSON Editor of Last Will Treasurer Editor of Prophecy and Testament MOMENT TO REMEMBER — Mike Tomalin initiates new Quill and Scroll members, Jane Finnegan, Carol Eblen, Jeanine Maude, Rachel Newman, and Pete Latimer, while Elaine Woolf looks on. MEMBERS: Carol Eblen, Mary Alice Benedict, Pete Latimer, Jane Finnegan, Barbara Lemmon, and Jeanine Mauck. Seated: Rachel Newman. 84 At their best QUILL AND PALM Every year Quill and Palm awards a scholarship to an outstanding member. They elect new members and officers each semester. At their meetings they plan events including a dance; this year, the Turkey Trot. Quill and Palm Officers: MARTHA DUKE President GORDON SILCOX Vice-Prosidont NANCY MONCUE ALAN BUGG JOHNNY NOTTINGHAM NANCY RICHARDSON PETE LATIMER Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Sergeant at Arms Front Row: Trudy London, Martha Duke, Nancy Moncure, Eleanor Hill, Regina Burton, Dorothy Sandrone, Elaine Woolf, Alice Sobotka, Nancy Richardson, Dana Brenner, Jane Finnegan. Second Row: Laura DiJoscph, Sarah Campbell, Nancy lee Hanson, Janie Wiggin, Rachel Newman, Carol Eblen, Molly Moore, Connie Taylor, Nancy Mesnig, Lillian Stewart, Sarah Walford, Judy Sonosky. Third Row: Iris Kern, Nancy Moore, Mary Alice Benedict, Pat Russell, Annette Massey, Janice Stewart, Barbara Lemmon, Jeaninc Mauck, Carol Dixon, Pat Curran, Corloy McDonald, Jean McDonald, Lou Herron. Fourth Row: LcRoy Burrows, Gordon Baldwin, John Borton, Pete Latimer, George Potts, Jim Lamport, Bill Dowdy, Randy McDonald, Raymond Poole, Phil Yates, Dale Hoberg, Michael Tomalin, Charles OdorofF, John Nottingham. 85 Memories unlimited COMPASS The Compass watchbird observed Kompass Kids as they worked from September to May on their publication. He saw them lay out the book, schedule, take, and arrange pictures, write ELAINE WOOLF JOHNNY NOTTINGHAM Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Compass Editors: Patrice McCarthy Nancy Moncore Brooke Picot Bonny King Jeanine Mauck Poto Latimer Carol Eblen Sarah Campboll Dale Hoberg Jim Lamport Mike Willingham Miko Tomalin Jane Finnegan EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Elaine Woolf. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Johnny Nottingham. ART STAFF: Nancy Moncore, Patrice McCarthy: EDITORS Pat Baker, Bocky Boorno, Eve Espinosa, Carol Hill, Stella Pridgen, I'leta Sykes. COPY STAFF: Jeanine Maock: EDITOR Anne Broaddos, Graham Dostan, Jane Finnegan, Emily Goodwin, Dixie Haislip, Linda Hearn, Eleanor Hill, Soe Howard, Martha Lombard, Jackie Winslett. PICTURE STAFF: Ellen King, Brooke Picot: EDITORS Alan Chedester, Beverly Corbo, Lynn Groits, Sally Hale, Rocky Rothrock, Mary Ann Sills, Nancy Washborn. SENIOR STAFF: Sarah Campbell, Carol Eblen: EDITORS Rhoda Amorky, Tommy Anderson, Joan Novak, Joan Peikin, Margaret Walker. SPORTS STAFF: Pete Latimer: EDITOR David Lehman, Frank Silcox, John Welch. CADET STAFF: Dale Hoberg: EDITOR Karen DeLance. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Michael Tomalin, Goy Partridge. TYPIST: Roth Winters. PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN: Jane Finnegan. LITERARY STAFF: Seated: Marty Lombard. Front Row: Meg Walker, Eve Espinosa, Linda Hearn. Second Row: Anne Broaddos, Bocky Boorne, Graham Donstan, and Goy Partridge. 86 copy, and cover athletics. At last, he saw the yearbook presented to G.W. and its predecessor accompany Brooke Picot, Hamilton Roth-rock, and Dixie Haislip to the S.I.P.A. convention in Lexington. LITERARY STAFF: Standing: Mary Anno Sills, Jackie Winslett, I'leta Sykej, Rocky Rothrock, Pat Baker, Sue Howard, Carol Hill. Seated: Joan Peikin, Jane Finnegan. ADVERTISING STAFF: Edith Geer, Hope Abner, Billy Fidler, and Anne Furr. Sealed: Mike Willingham. COMPASS CAPTAINS - Elaine Woolf and Johnny Nottingham work on getting the Compass out. ADVERTISING STAFF: Betty Gaines, Leonard Collins, Phyllis Coffman, and Bill Shum. 87 Spreading the news SURVEYOR The newspaper staff is an independent group! It writes, prints, advertises, and sells the Surveyor, a biweekly publication. Representatives enter issues, as do all literary staffs, in the Southern Interscholastic Press Association's competition. Surveyor Editors: MARY ALICE BENEDICT Editor-in-chief FRANCES HENDERSON Assistant Editor Front Row: Mery Livingston, Barbara Caldwell, Nancy Carmen, Sue Howard, Pat Baker. Second Row: Sandy Holmes, Rose Barber, Stella Pridgen, Barbara Crompton, Frances Henderson. Third Row: Jane Finnegan, Flo Rodgers, Marshall Henderson, Mike Tomalin, Linda Walden, Edie Geer. Front Row: Eve Jenson, Mary Ann Sills, Judy Cator, Gail Smith, Sherran Vierling. Second Row: Regina Burton, Martha Todd, Rachel Newman, Linda Johnson, Graham Dunstan. Third Row: Lynn Gruits, Roger Burba, Carl Oliver, Jack Brittain, Nancy Lee Hanson. 88 Nancy Richardson Barbara Lemmon Dicky Wright Rachel Newman Nancy Moncuro Mike Tomalin Marjhall Henderson Regina Burton EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Mary Alice Benedict. ASSISTANT: Francos Hondcrson. NEWS EDITOR: Nancy Richardson. ASSIST-ANT: Marti Todd. FEATURE EDITOR: Barbara Lemmon. ASSISTANTS: Sarah Walford, Alice Sobotka, Annette Massey, Sue Huio. SPORTS EDITOR: Dicky Wright. ASSISTANT: Roger Burba. COLUMNIST: Marshall Henderson. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Lynn Gruits. ASS'T. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Sarah Sche-leen. CIRCULATION MANAGER: Judy Cator. EXCHANGE EDITOR: Jack Brittain. ART EDITOR: Stella Pridgen. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mike Tomalin, Carl Oliver. ADVERTISING SALESMEN: Betty Harrington, Phoebe Grccnlcaf, Edith Geer, Ginger Mims, Linda Waddell. THE PAPER MUST COME OUT - Marshall Henderson, Barbara Lemmon, Rose Barber, Frances Henderson, and Sarah Walford work toward the SURVEYOR deadline. EVERYONE AT G.W. READS THE SURVEYOR Reading their Surveyors at lunch are: Sue Sterling, Mary Daniel, Lee Rowley, Molly Moore, Rachel Newman, Donna Bcrnasck, Frances Henderson, Nancy Moncurc, and Carol Eblen. 89 Artful authors LITTLE HATCHET Collecting, correcting, and plac-i n g stories, poems, and essays were among the jobs behind publication of a Little Hatchet. The staff worked hard to turn out two large editions, one in the fall and a second in the spring. EDITORS - Phyllis Washburn, Exchange Editor; Eddie Renner, Art Editor; Lou Horron, Co-Editor-in-Chief; Iris Kern, Co-Make-up Editor; Pat Curran, Co-Editor-in-Chicf; and Alice Sobotka, Make-up Editor. little Hatchet Editors: PAT CURRAN Co-Editor LOU HERRON Co-Editor Sitting: Mary Livingston, Wendy Miller, Janico Stewart. Standing: Eleanor Hill, Business Manager; Flo Rodgers; Frank Ballcngor, Patron Manager. TIME OUT FOR A LAUGH - Alice Sobotka, Pat Currin, and Mary Livingston take time out from their literary work to enjoy new Little Hatchet material. 90 Mexican ways Front Row: Gertrude London, Susan Munger, Cynthia Abramson, Joan Peikin, Mary Jean Yates, Andy Briggs, Frances Henderson, Barbara Miller, Joan Hubbard. Second Row: Penny Kinnard, Carroll Bonnott, Jeanine Mauck, Alice Sobotka, Stella Pridgen, Janie Wiggin, Carol Dixon, Dana Brenner, Pat Curran, Elaine Woolf, Ginger Mims, Third Row: Frank Fannan, Johnny Kahler, John Papageorgo, David Nimmcr, George Huffman, Rose Barber, Eleanor Hill, Rachel Newman, Bobbi Sanchez, Dave Lehman, Hamilton Rothrock, Dave Stryker, Randy McDonald. SPANISH CLUB Senoritas and senors of the Spanish Club presented an assembly program consisting of Mexican music, as well as a melodrama entitled Pancho's Other Muchacha. ACROSS THE BORDER - Officers of the Spanish Club are: Joan Hubbard, President; Darlene Moore, Vice-President; Dana Brenner, President; Pat Curran, Secretary; Janie Wiggin, Vice-President; Barbara Millor, Treasurer; Elaine Woolf, Secretary. Seated: Mrs. Van Saun, Sponsor. ROCK AROUND THE CUCARACHA — Johnny Papageorge, Dave Stry-ker, Frank Fannon, and Dave Leh-man sing at the Spanish Club assembly. 91 The glow of Paris Front Row: Sarah Walford, Joan Burch, Miriam Shinkle, Mary Anne Hope, Evelyn Hartman. Second Row: Emily Chew, Sarah Scheleen, Evelyn Stearns, Margaret Goldman, Jeanette Padgett, Linda Horne. Third Row: Jackie Winslett, Judy Stark, Sharon Zittelman, Bartley Gordon, Norma Engberg, Dennis Easley, Nancy Richardson, Elizabeth Cox, Lois Schwartz. THOSE ARTISTIC FRENCH - Lois Swartz and Sarah Scheleen paint posters Tor the French Club's compaign for new members. FRENCH CLUB Completion of a scrapbook for a school in France was a big project which French Club members undertook this year. A banquet was also on the agenda. To acquaint members with the language, fifteen minutes of each club meeting were spent conversing in French. Movies were sometimes added attractions. I LOVE PARIS . . . — Officers of the French Club arc: Lois Swartz, Treasurer; Nancy Richardson, President; Sarah Scheleen, Secretary; Eve Jenson, Vice-President; and Bartley Gordon, Sergeant at arms. 92 Reliving old Rome Front Row: Marilyn Adams, Ann Garland, Kathleen Rodda, Anne Styles, Mary Ann Sills, Susan Monger, Mary Livingston, Barbara Caldwell, Sue Hart, Brooke Picot. Second Row: Phyllis Washburn, Carol Siebert, Barbara Salmond, Sandra Holmes, Dale Alpert, Nancy Carman, Pat Drewry, Pat Baker, Betty Burruss, Alice Humphrey, Eleanor Hill. Third Row: Nancy Mars, Adelaide Lubig, Patrice McCarthy, Vivian Shiflett, Joanno Gladdon, Marilyn Krucgar, Mary Muench, Barbara Della-Rocca, Ellen Cook, Helen Pattorson. Fourth Row: Stephen Burstein, Daniel Costello, Jim Lampcrt, Ross Hunt, Kenny Barrett, Donald Shoup, Peter Partridge. FOUR IS NO CROWD — Discussing future business of the Latin Club are: Phyllis Washburn, Vida Kenk, Jim Lamport, and Donald Shoup. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club made its contribution to the Thanksgiving Parade by decorating a car as a Roman chariot. At the meetings, members played charades on famous Roman gods and characters from Roman history. They also played other games in Latin and acted in skits. MAGIC LANTERN - Officers of the Latin Club are: Anne Garland, President; Patrice McCarthy, Program Chairman; Sue Hart, Vice-President; Brooke Picot, Secretary; and Jim Lamport, Treasurer. Seated: Miss Kiracofe, Sponsor. 93 Stardust Front Row: Linda Waddoll. Judy Nottingham, 8etty Harrington, Mary Anne Hope, Linda Walden, Tommie Anderson, Mardie Reed, Barbara Caldwell. Second Row: Marcia Armstrong, Emily Chew, Sue Howard, Pat Drewry, Millie Bor-chevsky, Hope Abner, Margie lee. Third Row: Julie Anderson, Lynn Gruits, Ellen King, Libby lifsey, Kay Collins, Bette Williams, Sandra Kidd. LET'S PRETEND — Officiers of the Dramatics Club are: Pat Drewry, Treasurer; Paul Apperson, Vice-President; Cerol Kelling, first semester Secretary; Bunny King, second semester Secretary; Jane Finnegan, President; Seated: Miss Leibovitz, Sponsor. Front Row: Leslie Thomas, Kay S. Black, Gretchen Schiltz, Ann Garland, Eve Espinosa, lorna Aldrich, Vida Kcnk, Susan lumbard. Second Row: Marilyn Wright, Nancy Suder, Nancy Elliott, Carol Kelly, Connie Bowen, Iris Kern, Barbara Lemmon, Trudy London, Ann Gorham. Third Row: Betty Prather, Marty Mann, Stella Pridgen, Leonard Collins, Dick Williams, Julia Chaszar, Judy Mayhew, Jane Finnegan, Gay Cameron, Joanne White. Fourth Row: Charlie Altizer, Lonn Taylor, Randy McDonald, Jim Lampert, Paul Apperson, Charles Brickert. DRAMATICS CLUB A fall production, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, and three one-act plays in the spring were put on by Dramatics Club members. A new ruling has gone into effect requiring members to earn five points by the end of two semesters to retain membership. These are earned by participation in impromtu skits or various committee projects. 94 TEA ANYONE? -Lois Schwartx offers a spot of tea to Nod Landis and Barbara Lemmon. I, AS A THESPIAN — Taking part in the Thespian initiation are Jack Flowers, Vida Konk, Bunny King, Jim Lamport, Randy McDonald, Nadine Fuller, Charles Brickert. Second Row: Carol Kerry, Marilyn Wright, and Bob Cohen. MAKING WITH THE MAKE-UP - Linda Klaveness makes up Pat Drewry at a Dramatics Club meeting as Marilyn Wright looks on. A SHIPBOARD ROMANCE - Acting in the fall play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, are thespians Randy McDonald, Jane Finnegan, Bunny King, and Jim Lam-pert. 95 Tailor Maidens F.H.A. Two bake sales, for a nation-wide drive. Parents' Night, and the Shamrock Hop were staged by G.W.'s chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. A Martha Washington Federation picnic ended the year. Front Row: Rhoda Amomy, Nancy Rutsell, Betto William , Pat Martin, Judic Cator. Second Row: Karen Delance, PhyIli Coffman, Barbara Yuhasz, Carolyn Tapscott, Gwen Kobernick. Third Row: Mary Ann Garrett, Kay Golt, France Naylor, Deanna Shunk, Sandra Seay, Betty Devi . Front Row: Regina 8urton, Barbara Armistead, Joan Durrett, Barbara Hart, Mary Anne long. Second Row: Betty Davidton, Margie McConnell, Helen Jean Delancey, Jackie Winjlett, Linda Clark. Third Row: Anne Martin, Annette Lei , Loretta Lei , Will Gilt, Mary Ann Britt, Nancy Smith. HOUSE PARTY - Officer of the F.H.A. are: Jackie Wins-lett, Treaiurer; Mil Taylor, Spomor; Phyllis Coffman, Vice-President; Karen Delance, President; Rhoda Amorky, Reporter; Frances Naylor, Historian; Nancy Russell, Secretary; and Mrs. Parker, Sponsor. 96 Business will boom F.B.L.A. Penny-pinching, nickel-nabbing G.W.-ites found the Student Bank, sponsored by the Future Business Leaders of America, a great help. Club members found time also to hold discussions and educational meetings with speakers. By doing so, they prepared for future careers. MAGIC OF THE KEYS - Officer of the FBLA are Sandy Smith, Secretary; Lillian Stewart, Vice-President; Carol Beasley, Historian; Doug Butler, President; Jackie Gravatte, Reporter; Nancy Mesnig, Treasurer; and Mrs. Smith, Sponsor, is seated. NO COUNTING ON FINGERS! - Looking into the possibilities of the new adding machine arc Lola Oaniels, Bertha Willingham, and Gwen Langford, Standing. Front Row: Josephine Rinaldo, Jacquolinc Gravatte, Carolyn Wall, Jackio Sullivan, Mary Anne Herr, Myrna Dodd, Joan Smith. Second Row: Judy Burton, Dolores Long, Jeannette Mason, Gwen Langford, Carmen Kennedy, Colleen Moseley, Bertha Willingham, Edna Gipc, Carol Beasley. Third Row: Helen Pals, Marilyn Wood, Nancy Mesnig, Sandra Smith, Douglas Butler, Lillian Stewart, Jo Ann Hughes, Diana Granbcrry, Lola Daniels, Bobbie Terry. 97 Captured on canvas Front Row: Joyco Burroughs, Kay Collins, Maron Mortonson, Bob Cohon, Jane Vos, Barbara Cook, Mary Payno. Second Row: Dorothy loach, Nancy loo McCauloy, linda Piorpoint, Penny Mason, Sara Willis, Anno Tindula, Ailono Koon. Third Row: Carwin Kemper, Stan Bcch, Kit Walz, Frank Ballenger, David Uhler, Ronald Sperling. THE FINE ARTS — Darleno Moore, Dave Uhler, and Maren Mortenson inspect work of Art Club. ART APPRECIATED — Officers of the Art Club are: Joyce Burrows, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. King, Sponsor; Bob 'Cohen, President; and Penny Mason, Vice-President. ART CLUB The objective of the Art Club is to further students' interest in art. Meetings are varied with films, sketching, and demonstrations. The big event of the year is the Art Carnival, in which original paintings, drawings, block prints, and ceramics are entered. Jewelry with copper enameling is often a feature. 98 Sky scanners ASTRONOMY CLUB Members of the Astronomy Club began the year with a picnic at Belle Haven picnic grounds. They also visited Ft. Belvoir Planetarium and observed from Shooter's Hill with their own telescope. The club's aim is to promote interest in the science of astronomy. STARS IN THEIR EYES - Officer of the Astronomy Club ere Gail Burcheli, Program Chairman; Bonnie Frazer, Treasurer; Carole Shcot, Program Chairman; Jim Mark, Vice-President; Miss Whittaker, Sponsor; George Huffman, President; and Marty Lumbard, Secretary. SEEING STARS — Eve Jenson describes the orbits of the stars to Richard Stanley and Dave Stryker. Front Row: Carol Shutt, Eve Jensen, Diana Spiller, Marly Lumbard, Marilyn Wright, Anita Cary, Anne Morgan. Second Row: Richard Proulx, Karl Watts, David Mason, Chick Conners, Bill Pfeiffer, Bonnie Frazer, Pat Curran, John Rogers, David Jacobson, Chris Salmon, Tom Martin. Third Row: Ward Peterson, Robert Dove, Richard Stanley, Sperry Romig, Peter Jorgensen, Braxton Allport, Denis O'Conner, Dave Howell, Henry Seiff, Adam Hubbcll, Alan Chedester. Fourth Row: Allan Bugg, Michael Ramey, Robert Macdonald, Dwight Edwards, Herbert Wood, Gail Burcheli, Jim Mark, David Stryker, Gene Calhoun, Fred Oldenburg. 99 morrow's stars and instructors FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. members studied teaching sec-ond-hand and tutored students. F.T.A. tea for the faculty high-lighted the year. Front Row: Gail Smith, Penny Kinnard, Marilyn Trent, Nancy Coggins. Second Row: Carroll Bennett, Sandie Wilbur, Nancy Washburn, Margaret Goldman, Jeanine Mauck, Lois Nachman. Third Row: Linda Rion, Elizabeth Cox, Judy Robertson. THESPIANS Students wishing to join the Thespian National Honor Society had first to earn a hundred points by working on plays. After initation, members gave short skits and repeated the Thespian pledge. Thespians served as guiding hands for the Dramatics Club and at dress rehearsals supplied Cokes and cookies to raise funds. Sitting-. Vid� Kenk, Lois Schwartz, Marilyn Wright, Ann Garland, Lamport, Jane Finnegan, Mr. Bagby, Jack Flowers, Paul Apper- Anne Morgan. Standing. Randy McDonald, Bob Cohen, Jim son. Bunny King. Nadine Fuller. TOO Fuedin and Fightin club. _ . Walford. Annette S,,,'09VidV'i- .- Sfnding: John Eve Jensen, v'U A|ic« Humphrey BoVton. N.ncie Sfw.r.. Abe SPELLING CONTESTANTS: Rocky Rothrock. Pat Curran. CONTESTANTS Letters, letters, we get stacks and stacks of letters1 ' This is a familiar song to members of the Contestants because they, too, get letters. But the letters of the Contestants come as words, which are sometimes to be spelled, and sometimes to be read. The Blue 'n Gold competitors had great fun not only improving their own vocabularies, but also earning newer and better laurels for their school. AS I WAS SAYING — Behind the podium. Sarah Walford practice har speech for com-petition. Teen talk Y-TEENS The Y-Teens of G.W. High entered into many activities this past year. In the spring they sponsored a fashion show in which the girls modeled, assisted by some specially selected varsity athletics lettermen. Y-Teens also took a trip to New York and had instruction in modeling. Y-TEEN OFFICERS - Front Row: Pat Mooro, President; Mr . Jeanne Ackerman, Mrs. Francis Newton, Mrs. George McMath, Sponsors; Kathleen Rodda, President. Second Row: Nancy Sudar, Secretary; Marilyn Wright, Secretary; Anita Cary, Secretary; Mary Palmer, Treasurer; Mary Tafarella, Treasurer; Janet Rodda, Vice-President; Shirley Arthur, Secretary. SENIOR Y-TEENS: Front Row: Carol Kelly, Anita Cary, Mary Palmer, Kathleen Rodda, Nancy Suder, Marilyn Wright, Sharon Lyon. Second Row: Phyllis Kersey, Sally Caraballo, Penny Anthis, Peggy Jean Richter, Anne Broaddus, Marcia Armstrong, Judy Stark. JUNIOR Y-TEENS - Front Row: Maeve Haughey, Cathy Marshall, Sue Avery, Nancy Rathbun. Second Row: Janet Rodda, Pat Moore, Lorna Aldrich, Sharon Cobel, Mary Tafarella, Erlccne Lucas, Shirley Arthur. 102 The human touch V Front Row: Barbara Caldwell, Millie Borchevsky, Pat Drewry, Nan Darling. Second Row: Jane Vos, Gaye Johnson, Penny West, Jan Reed. Sitting: Carol Dixon, Iris Kern, Nancy Suder, Lynn Gruits. Standing: Karen Jorgenson, Julio Schmidt, Linda Hearn. DOUBLED-BARRED CROSS Health through Education was the slogan of the Double-Barred Cross Society. Educational projects included assisting with X-rays, listening to speakers, and taking field trips. TB OR NOT TB? Double-Barred officers aro Linda Hern, Program Chairman; Nancie Stewart, Vice-Presidont; Janet Spittle, Secretary; Mrs. Simpson, Sponsor; and Iris Kern, President. 103 World watchers WORLD EVENTS CLUB — Front Row: Lynn Cooper, Lonn Taylor, Nicholas Wiltamuth, Graham Dunstan, Jack Simpson, Lorna Aldrich. Second Row: Vida Kenk, Sherry Mitchell, Paula Petersen, Mamie Strieber, Norma Engberg, Mary Gay Doman, Sharon ZiMelman, Lynn Gruits, Candy Walford. Third Row: Bill Rasco, Bill Lucas, Henry Seiff, Richard Stanley, Carwin Kemper, Charles Adams, Edward Abramson, Jim Gobbel. WIDE, WIDE WORLD - Officers of the World Events Club are Graham Dunstan, Vice-President; Miss Baugh, Sponsor; Trudy London, Secretary; and Ronnie Sperling, President. WORLD EVENTS CLUB New York, here we come! This was the cry of this year's World Events Club members. They did the town from bustling Manhatten to the impressive U.N. Building. Two other big events were a trip to Congress and the presentation in G.W. of a U.N. Assembly. An honor society was open for the first time to outstanding members. NINE VARIETIES — Taking part in tho U.N. Assembly are: Seated: Sharon Zittelman, Cathie Hogg, and Connie Taylor. Standing: Leslie Russell, Pat McGrady, Juana Abreu, and Lon Taylor. 104 Book sitters and such LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Stamping books, planning bulletin boards, and straightening shelves were just a few of the jobs which kept Library Club assistants busy through most of the year. They took time out, however, for a field trip and picnic. Front Row: Bunny King, Adelaide lubig, Mary Jane Alcorn, Gwen Duehring, Brooke Picot. Second Row: Carol Dixon, Dana Brenner, Jean Me Donald. Third Row: Margie lee, Eleanor Long. Fourth Row: Sandy Holmes, Evelyn Jones, Karen Holmes, Janet Spittle, Marianne Lewis. Fifth Row: Anne Broaddus, Deanna Shunk, Lola Daniels, Linda Hearn, Emily Goodwin. HALL MONITORS Atmosphere conducive to study must be, first of all, calm. Hall monitors, a group sponsored by the student council, work toward obtaining that happy condition. HALL MONITORS: Ellen Cook, Bartley Gordon, Jackie Sullivan, Sarah Lynn Myers. BOOKROOM More work went on in that little room down the hall than one could guess. Bookroom workers typed for departments, took charge of orders for textbooks, and supervised the delivery of movie machines to classrooms. BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS: Sitting: Ann Garland. Standing: Miss Whittaker, Meade HufFord, Bill Shuler, Marty lumbard. 105 Carrier pigeons ASSISTANTS TO MRS. TOLBERT AND MR. GARNER — Front Row: Joan Pcikin, Betty Burruss, Nancy Moore, Mary Catherine Berry, Jeanette Padgett, Sandra Smith, Marilyn Wood, Doris Smith. Second Row: Sue Dabelsteen, Nancy Coggins, Stella Pridgen, Joan Novak, Diana Granberry, Dorothy Leach, Lillian Stewart, Barbara Churn, Laura DiJoseph, Nancy Mesnig, Joyce Mudd, Jeannette Mason. ATTENDANCE ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Barbara Hart, Clara Nell Price, Linda Walden, Rose Barber, Alice Humphrey, Pat Baker. Second Row: Nancy Strauss, Frances Chamberlain, Barbara Hoge, Sondra Kerr, Miriam Shinkle, Margaret Walker, Barbara Miller, Martha Duke, Margy McDonald. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Rhoda Amorky, Elaine Woolf, Mary Anne Herr, Virginia Rublee. Second Row: I'Leta Sykes, Marilyn Krueger, Ann Chamberlain, Diana Spiller, Vivian Shiflctt. Third Row: Sandra Nuhn, Mary Katherine Harrup, Sally Hale. CLINIC ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Ruth Dacey, Mary Ann Britt, Peggy Gore, Kathy Rodda. Second Row: Betsy Hynson, Helen Pals, Mary Muench, Sue Howard, Carole Siebert. Something beyond BIBLE G.W. Bible Quiz Team membership, trips to the Youth-for-Christ rallies, singing and prayer, and parties and picnics were offered by the Bible Club. The programs promoted Christian fellowship and Bible study. Morning devotions were continued under the club's sponsorship. QUIET MOMENTS — Bible Club officer are: Joan Novak, Vice-President; Phil Jones, Treasurer; Ruth Anne Buckner, President; Mr. Miller, Sponsor; Sarah Myers, Program Chairman; and Janice Payne, Secretary. Front Row: Margaret Nolan, Mary Harrup, Krystal Summers, Barbara Ballard. Wendy Miller. Second Row: Marie Williams, Wanda Jacobs, Nancie Stewart, Sarah Kincaid, Anna Sue Smith, Sandra Rutherford. Third Row; John lewis, Donn Fraser, Jack Flowers, Barry Boose. Bill Baber, Obie Harrup. Front Row: Roberta Jones, Joyce Berry, Ann Furr, Janet Raynes, Phil Jones, Ruth Ann Buckner, Joan Novak, Sarah Myers, Mary Dale Carter, Karen Bozarth. Second Row: Margaret Wingfield, Annette Elliott, Beverly Anne Smith. Barbara Hall, linda Thompson, Barbara Turner, I'Leta Sykes, Judy Mooney, Margaret Adams, Ruth Hottle, Joyce Dawson. Third Row: Barbara Gregory, Sandra Bruce, Peggy Gore, Dorothy Shaw, Eleanor long, Betty Gaines, Barbara Hoge, Sandra Nuhn, Carolyn Kclton. Prexie pepsters Sally Jean, Susie Hart, Nancye Moore, Molly Moore, Susie Coif. Andy Briggs. JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Gail Fitzpatrick, lou Herron, Edwina Barrett. Second Row: Ann Gorham, Carol Dixon. Third Row: Jane Finnegan, Bobbie Sanchez. Junior varsity basketball and football games were played amid the enthusiasm of the junior pepper-uppers. These cheerleaders also decorated goalposts and cheered at the student-faculty baseball game. CHEERY LEADERS — Officers of the Cheerleaders are: Nancyc Moore. President; Andy Briggs, Head Cheerleader; and Molly Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. 108 Sidney McCauley, Rita Easley, Dana Brenner. Jean Pennington, Judy Dunn. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Even from a bird's eye view, one could see the backing cheerleaders gave to G.W.'s teams. They cheered for basketball, football, and crew teams, inventing new yells and revising old ones to arouse pep. THIS IS THE WAY IT GOES - Dana Brenner and Molly Moore practice for a big game. PEPPY PEPSTERS-Sue Hart and Rita Easley are peppy «h«er leaders in and out of uniform. 109 Swing and sway RHYTHM-HEIRS — Officers of the Dance Club enjoying a morning session arc Frank Cosimano, President; 8ob Morris, Vice-President; and Nancy Lee Hanson, Secrotary. DANCE WITH ME, HENRY—A Dance Club day finds the mombers willing and already out on the floor. DANCE CLUB Foxtrot! Samba! Waltz! Jitterbug! All of these and more were rolled in together to make up the dances practiced each dance club day. Ballroom style dancing was more popular on the floor than the jitterbug, but students who were interested enough to watch and wait seldom waited in vain. COOL MUSIC Members of the Dance Club Band arc Bob Crabill, Dave Lehman, Joey Maiden, Jerry Enfield, Harry Pence, and Frank Knill. NO Male letter carriers MONOGRAM CLUB Varsity letters earned in G.W. sports, were in the possession of all members of the Monogram Club. Perhaps the most celebrated event sponsored by the club was the football banquet which concluded the football season. Those who participated in sports were honored. MEN OF LETTERS — Monogram Club Officers are: Bob Garda. Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Sission, President; Jim Pitt, Vice-President. BIG SHOTS—Jack Payne, President of the Alexandria Sportsman Club, congratulates Wayne Stewart and Mike Agee while presenting them with trophies at the Football Banquet. Front Row: David Simms, Richard Carter, Eddie Dyson, Bob Gibbs, Bucky Poole, Jerry Lawler, Robbie Fowler, Chuck Torpy, Bill Dalkin. Second Row: Frank Cosimano, Mike Dclncgro, Tom Scott, Bill Dowdy, George Coburn, Milton SafFelle, Jim Stewart, Richard King, Jimmy Hines. Third Row: Dave Waltman, Jerry File, Gene Gardner, Dave Carl, Jim Pitt, John Moore, Bob Sisson, Mike Ramey. Fourth Row: Phil Hale, Walt Densmore, John Welch, Bill Roberson, Bob Stoy. 1 1 1 Strutting their stuff MARCHING MAJORETTES: Connie Mullen, drum majorette; Hilda Cockroll; Jean Beach; Gloria liggio; Elaine Theimer; Laura DiJoseph; Martha Duke, head majorette. MAJORETTES Football games, parades, bake sales, and dances were brightened by the majorettes' presence. TOP TWIRIERS — Officer of the Majorette Club are: Jean Beach, President; Laura DiJoseph, Vice-President; Martha Duke Sergeant at Arms; Elaine Theimer, Secretary; and Gloria Liggio, Historian. Seated: Hilda Cockrill, Treasurer. Sitting: Hilda Cockrell, Jean Beach, Laura DiJoseph, Elaine Theimer, Gloria Liggio, Martha Duke. Standing: Beverly Weller, Joyce Knill, Mary Fulwiler, Betty Cockrell, Sandra Kidd, Connie Mullen, Marilyn Adams, Ruth Dacey, Katherine Dillz, Peggy Jean Richter, Jean Hammill, Marian Carl, Wanda Reed. Music wherever they go Front Row: Bobbie Tcdford, Carole Ann Gonder, Martha Duke, Peggy Collum, Joan Burch, Betty Cockrell, Hilda Cockrell, Andrea Gregg, Loretta Well . Second Row: Dan Zimmerman, Gary Butcher, Jan Gar-wig, Bill Dempsey, Jerry Lewis, Lynn Bowman, Paul Ritcnour, Bob Hardesty. Third Row: Johnny Glover, Paul White, Bob Simms, Bill Cleary, Bill Dowdy, Robert Gerber, Tom Leith, Jim Graham. Front Row: Dixie Haislip, Carlyn Oakes, Evelyn Jones, Wayne Dca-vers, Gail Fitzpatrick, Carole Taylor, Gay Cameron, Peggy Wade, Miriam Shinkle. Second Row: Kathy Bra-shears, Emily Chew, Sally Shcaly, Kay Garlock, Susan Laurie Dykstra, Evelyn Stearns, Jean Fairfax, Carol Eblen, Louis Foust. Third Row: Frances Chamberlain, Theresa Ga-rilli, Jenny Jewell. Carolyn Haislip, Mary Margaret Teresi, Emily Goodwin, Mary Ann Bryden, Vicki Cohen, Flo Rodgers, Martha Zilmcr. MUSIC ON THEIR MINDS — Discussing future affairs of the Music Club are Carol Taylor, Vice-President; Gail Fitzpatrick, President; Miss Bane, Sponsor; Wayne Deaver, Treasurer; Gay Cameron, Secretary. MUSIC CLUB for an entertaining evening, parents and students went to see ' Bustles and Spats, starring talented Music Club members. Humming birds A CAPPELLA A Cappella members enjoyed singing at the dedication of Cora Kelly Elementary School, the Easter service of the Alexandria Women's Club, and the Northern Virginia Music Festival. SWINGING A SONG - Represent-atives to the All State Chorus group are: Seated: Jean Mebus, Carolyn Kelton. Front Row: Gail Fitzpatrick, Nadine Fuller. Second Row: Robert Morris, Jimmy Farrall, Stuart Evans, Fred Statts, Joan Burch, Jean Kennedy, and Miss Bane. CHORISTERS - Sectional leaders of mixed chorus arc: Front Row: Dianne Law, Lyle Gannon, Dennis Ramsey. Second Row: Barbara Sanchez, Miriam Shinkle, Bobby Morris. Third Row: Stuart Evans, Jim Farrell, and Jean Mebus. A CAPPELLA — Front Row: LoEtta Ellison, Carolyn Wall, Phyllis Evans, Joyce Cockrell, Evelyn Jones. Second Row: Jean Kennedy, Joan Burch, Janice Jefferson, Hilda Cockrell, Darlene Moore. Third Row: Mary Harrup, Margaret Collum, Gail Fitzpatrick, Nancy Mars, Carol Taylor. Fourth Row: Louise Breslin, Carole Gonder, Nancy Hanson, Betty Madison, Betty Bowling. 1 M Rhythm and a barbershop beat RESERVE BAND-Front Row: Roy Wcitxell, Ronald Bushy, Braxton Allport, Douglas Moore, Jim Padgett, George Shirk, Bobbie Brown. Second Row: Roy Tindula, James Steele, Robort Brown, Ben Whitehouse, Nash Basom, George Webb, Claude Cheatham, Peter Dow; Third Row: James Briel, Jean Coddington, Anna Sue Smith, John Engquist, Keith Floyd. BOYS' GLEE CLUB AND RESERVE BAND The Boys' Glee Club and Reserve Band are beginning classes for students in music. The Glee Club's songs, especially adapted for boys' voices, are presented in a spring concert. “PLAY A SIMPLE MELODY - Members of the Boys' Quartet arc: Seated: Stuart Evans. Standing: Bob Morris, Butch Antonioli, and Bill Cleary. 115 Game of harmony THIS IS THE RIGHT PAGE — Miss Clark points out to Margaret Aylesworth the right page on her music sheet. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Douglas Cross, Kenneth Gladstone, Margaret Aylesworth. Catherine Phillipe. Second Row: Phyllis Yarborough, Robert Crabill, Carolyn Russell ORCHESTRA Praise and encouragement were given orchestra members by District IV Music Festival judges. MIXED CHORUS — Front Row: Gay Cameron, Ann Picrpoint, Vickie Cohen, Jeannie Mebus, Wanda Reed, Miriam Shinkle, Lynne Seaton, Ann Gorham. Second Row Rita Easley, Gloria Goldstein, Mary Alice Benedict, Mary Yates, Carolyn Kelton Sandra Kidd, Dianne Law, Jackie Winslett, Carlyn Oakes. Third Row: Buddy Elliot Jerry Lewis, Barbara Sanchez, Dottic Shaw, Sally Gorman, Sally Shealy, Jane Wiggin Warren Edwards. Fourth Row: Guy Partridge, Fred Will, Billy Cleary, James Farrall Robert Hardesty, Eugene Cox, John Ginn, Lyle Gannon, David Crosby. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Terry Welz, Mary Greenleaf, Edna Knight, James Wilson, Thelma Opperman. Second Row: 8arry Boose, Frank McGurgan, Karen Butler, Wynn lee. Third Row: Miss Clark, loon Brown, Norma Engberg, Guy Partridge, John 8oswcll. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus sang at the District Music Festival, G.W., and assemblies at nearby schools. Front Row: Sally Jean, Paula McCullough, Jean Duncan, Leslie Thomas. Second Row: Nancy Mars, Janet Enoch, Loretta Wells, Elizabeth Baumgardner, Doris Mooney. Third Row: Mary Fulwiler, Marilyn Wood, Butch Antonioli, Anne Briggs. Fourth Row: Pat Henry, Billy Plott, Robert Gerber, Wayne Deavers, Robert Morris. PLAY IT SOFTLY — The pianist Sally Jean plays the piano while Rita Easley and Gay Cameron witch intently. Music on the march SENIOR BAND Oh, what a busy year! The band played for all G.W.'s home football games, plus the one at Hopewell and the Wakefield game at W.-L. In the latter, they won the spectators with their novelty routine, Dance With Me, Henry. They staged two concerts and marched in three parades. In the District IV Music Festival, they won an excellent rating. Not to be forgotten was their part in the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival. LEADERS OF THE BAND - Band officer are Billy King. President; Mike Tomalin, Vice-President; and Tink Philippe. Secretary-Treasurer. FLUTE PLAYERS: Front Row: Phoebe Grccnleaf, Alan Chcdester, Marilyn Adam , and Eve Jensen. Second Row: Pete Mayer, Margaret Aylesworth, Joan Mauck, and Jo Ann Sonosky. SAXOPHONE PLAYERS: Front Row: Ginger Shaw, Marilyn Trent, and Richard Kemper. Second Row: Frank Knill, Gale Conner, Norma Engberg. Frank Silcox, and Richard McDonald. CLARINET PLAYERS: Front Row: Mike Tomalin, Buddy Dunn, Jim Anderson, Dorothy Sandone, Bill Dodge, Pete Sushka, and Roger Wallace. Second Row: Stephen Burstein, Douglas Cross, Regina Burton, Dave Hunt, Bob Garda, Mary Doman, and Leonard Goldstein. TRUMPET PLAYERS: Front Row: Jack Flowers, Tommy Reese, Buddy Zimmerman, Jim Mark, and Lloyd Blackwell. Second Row: Leon Brown, Chandler Van Orman, Perry Roush, Jay Rixse, and Mary Baer. TROMBONE PLAYERS: Larry Haatvedt, Ernest Loomis, Oon McNamara, Bob Seeley, Joey Maiden, Gordon Silcox, and Billy King. HORNS, BARITONES, AND BASS PLAYERS: Front Row: Elizabeth Nelson, Phil Tremain, Guy Partridge, Van Slay-maker, and Albert Milster. Second Row: Kenny Poff, Mary Martin, Jerry Enfield, Phil White, Carole Gonder, and Dale Shaffer. PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT PLAYERS: Front Row: Bob Crabill, Tommy OrndorfF, Bill Gootce. Second Row: Janet Crouch, Carl Oliver, Dave Gootee, and David Carl. 120 unlit .!YVI1I Gridiron gallopers Front Row: Frank Cosimano. Phil Hale. John Juliano. Jack Lantz, Jerry Alexander, Milton Saffelte, Jim Pitt, Mike Agee, Dick Carter, Bucky Poole. Noel Walter. Second Row: Bobby Mitchell, Bob Garda, David Simms, Herb Wood, Robert Fowler, Bob Sisson, Bob Gibbs. Chuck Torpy, Wayne Stewart, Dale Davies, Lynwood Hodges. Third Row: Mike Porter, John Ginn, Richard MacDonald. Paul Goldman, Phil Yates, Russ Dunn, Ralph Price, Mike Delnegro, Jimmy Hines, Dave Carl. Fourth Row: Coach Frank Kapriva, Gail Burchell, Bill Roberson, Allan Bugg, Gene Cox, John Welch, Jerry File, Head Coach Jim Ford, Coach Harry Caughron, Manager Eddie Snyder. VARSITY FOOTBALL After losing thirty men from the 1954 team. Coach Jim Ford and his assistants had a large rebuilding job before them. With a nucleus of four returnees. Bob Sisson, Bob Garda, and co-cap- tains Mike Agee and Jim Pitt, they build a team that ranked with the best in the area. The highlight of the season was a thrilling 14-10 triumph over archrival, W.-L. Jim Pitt Mike Agee Co-Captains VARSITY SCHEDULE 7 WINS-3 LOSSES G.W. Opponent 21 Annandale ...................... 0 19 Coolidge ....................... 0 20 Fairfax 0 0 Hopewell 42 6 Thos. Jefferson ... 38 14 Wakefield 6 12 St. John's .................... 13 26 John Marshall ................. 13 41 Ml. Vernon ..................... 0 14 W.-l. 10 GET OUT OF MY WAY — Bob Garda and Frank Cosimano of G. W. pounce on Manuel Sisson of Mt. Vernon. 122 G.W.-21 Annandale—0 In the season's opener, a surprisingly strong Annandale team held G.W. scoreless in the first half. Encouraged by Mike Agee's brilliant 69-yard scoring dash with an intercepted pass, the team rolled on for two more scores and their initial win. G.W. —19 Coolidge—O The Prexies racked up their second straight victory by blanking the Coolidge Colts of Washington. Playing improved ball all around, they scored twice in the first half and once in the second. Fullback Bob Sisson led a powerful ground attack while the G.W. line halted the Colt's offense. BREAKING LOOSE - Noel Walter breaks away as Chock Torpy ;56) tries to belt Joe Davies (II) end Deve Clevenger ‘80) of Annendele. G.W.—20 Fairfax—0 G.W. tallied three times in the second half and held a tough Fairfax team scoreless for their shutout in three starts. Quarterback Mike Agee had a hand in all three touchdowns by pitching to Bob Gibbs for two, and going over from inside the ten for the other. G.W.—0 Hopewell—42 Hopewell's speedy backfield and hard rushing line spelled defeat for the Prexies in a disasterous fashion. Three Blue Devil backs led the onslaught, scoring two T.D.'s each, in handing G.W. their initial setback. HORSE COLLARED — Tackle Allan Bugg (78) STOP HIM - Hopewell fullback Webbie Cobb eludes Frank Cosimano 50 stops Hopewell halfback Elsworth Shannon and sprints 15 yards through the G. V . secondary for a first down. (20). 123 Just for kicks ALL THE WAY — Halfback Dick Carter (53) slips away CLEAR SAILING — Bob Garda (70) moves into the open at Dale Davies from Fred Roop of Mount Vernon en route to a T. D. throws a block on Dan Porter of St. John's. G.W.—6 Thos. Jefferson—38 The Presidents suffered their second defeat of the season at the hands of strong T. J. Fighting all the way, the Prexies were unable to score until the fourth period when Mike Agee connected with Bob Garda in the end zone for their only tally. HUSTLING HALFBACK — Frank Cosimano (50) follows Dale Davies (52) around end as three Mount Vernon players close in. G.W.—14 Wakefield—6 G.W. regained some prestige that they lost downstate by beating the powerful Wakefield squad. After trailing at the half, 6 0, the Prexies, led by Jerry Alexander and Bob Sisson, who scored once each, came back to top the stubborn Warriors. G.W.-12 St. John's—13 The Presidents played one of their best games, but lost to a potent St. John's team by one point. Mike Agee scored once and led the G.W. attack with his pinpoint passing. Jerry Alexander made the only other tally on an off-tackle plunge. G.W.—26 John Marshall—13 Hard-hitting G.W. made another fine showing in defeating the John Marshall Justices of Richmond. The Prexie line, led by tackle Wayne Stewart, played an aggresive game and gave quarterback Agee good protection, as he hit his ends. Buck Poole and Bob Garda, for two markers apiece. 124 HEMMED IN-Tom Hyde (60) of W.-L. return Robbie Fowler' ON HIS WAY - End Bucky Poole (71) drive pa t Davo Mitchell kickoff into the waiting arm of Bob Lewi (63) and Mike Agee (66). (63) and Tom Hyde (60) of W.-l. G.W.—41 Mt. Vernon—0 The Prexies scored at will against an outclassed Mt. Vernon team as the entire squad saw action. Led by Bob Sisson, who scored twice, and Dick MacDonald, who kicked five of six possible extra points, G.W. looked like the powerhouse that they were supposed to be. G.W.-14 W.-L.—10 G.W. played first-class football and beat the Generals of W.-L. in their annual Thanksgiving Day clash. Irt the first quarter the Prexies got off to a swashing start, only to be halted on W.-L.'s four by a fumble. Then W.-L. went on to score and led at the end of the half, 7-0. The Presidents recovered a W.-L. fumble to open the second half. W.-L. took over on downs, however, and then they were forced to punt. The Prexies, led by the hard running of Bob Gibbs, then marched 38 yards for their first T.D. W.-L. kicked a field goal in the first minute of the fourth quarter and took a 10-7 lead. With only a few minutes left, Mike Agee's pinpoint passing brought G.W. their second score and the Northern Virginia Championship. SPARKLING SPIRIT — Martha Duka, football queen, raign at bonfira ai-liitad by majoratta Gloria liggio and Laura DiJo aph. 125 How heroes are made AWARDS The G.W. football team merited many awards for their efforts during the 1955 season. The two team awards were Jack Tullock Memorial Trophy and the Old Oaken Bucket for victories over Mt. Vernon and W.-L. respectively. Individual awards were, Mike Agee and Wayne Stewart, most valuable players; Bob Garda, Dinky Scott Award; and the all-State awards: Mike Agee, first team. Bob Garda, second team, and Wayne Stewart and Robbie Fowler, honorable NICE WORK — Mike Agee (66) and Jim Pitt (86) accept the Jack Tulloch Memorial Trophy from Jack Payne of the Alexandria Sportsmen’s Club. mention. JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL The J.V. team, under their new coach. Bob Tabor, scored big wins over St. John's, Fairfax, and W.-L. The squad, composed largely of veteran J.V. performers and a group of seasoned sophomores from last year's freshman squad, was an experienced crew that had five wins in seven games. J.V. SCHEDULE 5 WINS - 2 LOSSES n Opponent 28 Mt. Vernon .................................... 21 0 W.-l........................................... 21 14 Annandale . 0 0 Episcopal .................................... 19 12 St. John's ...................................... 6 20 Fairfax ........................................ 7 19 W.-l........................................... 7 Front Row: Joe Middleton. 8uddy Crymes, John Timberlake. Larry Dohner, Jerry Evens, Bob Hamilton, Gene Ross, Bill Dawson, Peter Jorgensen, Joe Ritenour. Second Row: Milton Rogers, Bob Gray, Donald Dill, Phil Jones, Chandler Van Orman, Paul Pedone, Frank Werkheiser, Bob Lewis, Gene Holsinger, Dick Kemper. Third Row: Albert Elliott, Charlie Wollum, Doug Moore, Bob Stoy, Roger Williams, Bill Dalkin, Jim Stewart, Fred Grimes, Donald Whitestone. Fourth Row: Barney Pappas, lewis lee, Nick Riscigno, Larry Jacobs, Bill Shuler, Robert Cassedy, Myles Showers, Eddie McClain, Arnold Jones. 126 Ahh, our victories! Front Row: Dave Lehman, Bucky Poole, George Stewart. Captain Kenny Barrett, Wayne Stewart, George Coburn, Eddie Dyson, Mike Agee, John Welch, Mike Dclnegro, Phil Yates. Second Coach Steve Osisek. Row: Manager Tom Ryan, Jerry File, Bob Garda, Walt Densmore, VARSITY BASKETBALL 19 WINS - 5 LOSSES G.W. Opponent! 56 St. John' 86 60 Thomas Jefferson .................................... 58 87 Northwestern 74 65 Alumni ... 57 80 Fairfax 69 67 Wakefield 46 68 Annandale 61 64 Wilson 53 61 Falls Church 54 55 W.-L. 53 64 Episcopal 61 75 Mt. Vernon 55 101 Fairfax si 67 Wakefield 63 70 Annandale 52 74 Falls Church.......................................... 32 58 W.-L. 77 63 John Marshall 49 83 Mt. Vernon $7 55 W.L. 60 52 Thomas Jefferson 79 66 Portsmouth....... 58 64 G.W. (Danville) 49 52 Newport News 63 127 UP, UP, AND AWAY — Mike Agee fires a jump shot over Tom Hyde (24) of W.-l. High and handsome Front Row: Dave Carl, Bob Mitchell, Larry Dohner, Dick Kemper, Darry Dupree, Dave Gootee, Ned Rannells, Tom Scott, Chandler Doug Crupper, Larry Fisher, Buddy Elliott, Nick Riscigno, Bucky Van Orman, Carlin Ridgely, George Barnes, Coach Bob Tabor. Pryor. Second Row: Manager Jim Borton, John Timberlake, VARSITY BASKETBALL The Presidents, after being beaten badly by St. John's in their opener, rebounded and won their next fifteen games. Despite the loss of starters, Wayne Stewart and George Coburn, at midyear, the Prexies went on to the State tourney with a very respectable 17-4 record, losing only to St. John's, W.-L. twice, and T.J. In the tournament, G.W. played good ball and made it to the finals, only to be beaten by a strong Newport five. Mike Agee, Walt Densmore, and Bob Garda were named to several all-star teams for their fine play during the season. J.V. BASKETBALL Under their new coach. Bob Tabor, the Junior Prexies finished the year with an impressive 13-3 record. Led by high scorer Doug Crupper, they received good experience while beating all their opponents at least once and several twice. Top victories were against Wakefield, W.-L., and Episcopal. SOFT SHOT — Wayne Stewart (35) of G.W. drives past Joe loughran (31) of W.-l. for two points. 128 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row: Walter Hite, Steve Fields, Bob Clore, Mike Vopatek, Fred Dashiell, Herman Riley, Roger Craddock. Second Row: Carl Gracfcnstein, Ed Doran, Jim Dixon, Dan Tomalin, Walter Seay, Bob Warsing, Pete Tomalin, John Waldrep. Bob Shaw, Coach Frank Marino. The Frank Marino-coached G.W. Freshmen led by starters, Mike Vopatek, Herman Riley, Walter Seay, Bob Clore, and Fred Dashiell, had a successful season while compiling a 12-8 record. The majority of their twenty games were with experienced J.V. teams. CLUTCH BASKET—Mike Delnegro (22) slips past Bob Clements (32) of W.-l. for an important basket. 129 No place like home VARSITY BASEBALL — Front Row: Doug Crupper, Joe Ritcnour, Bill Middlebrooks, Buddy Crymes, Coach Schreiner. Third Row: Shu, John Ginn, Buddy Elliott, Mike Delnegro. Second Row: Manager Dave Lehman, John Welch, Jerry File, Jimmy Hines, Bill David Wellman, Mike Agee. David WolfFord, Bob Gibbs, Matt Dawson, Carl GraeFenstein. VARSITY Coach Louis Schreiner has a fine chance of winning the district crown in his first year at G.W. With Cocaptains Bill Shu and John Ginn leading the list of six returnees, the Prexies should have an experienced ball club VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 30 April 4 6 10 � 12 •• 13 17 •• 20 Washington-Lee 24 27 May H 1 Wakefield 4 li 7 II 9 II 11 II 15 II 18 130 BASEBALL to better the mediocre record of last season. They will probably not be a slugging club, but should be a strong fielding team with good pitchers, such as John Ginn and Bill Dawson. TWO FOR OUR TEAM — Bobby Gibb and Buddy Elliot scamper homo with two big runs in the Wakefield game. YER OUT! — Doug Crupper, stocky G.W. catcher, puts the tag on Ronnie Tcrwilligcr of Wakefield. CRACK! — Buddy Elliot smacks a long foul off Dennis Hill of Wakefield. J.V. BASEBALL With several experienced boys from last year's Junior Major League, Coach Ricer hopes for a successful season. The team will have some good hitters and a scrapping defensive unit to take into their nine games. J.V. BASEBALL — Front Row: Skip Dakeman, Raymond Glover, John Peterson. Second Row: Steve Fields, Herman Riley, Dale Gordon, Campbell, Doc Oohm, Larry Fisher, Howard Wiltshire, Ward Buckey Pryor, Harry White, Dick Kemper, Dan Lineberger. 131 With a cloud of dust VARSITY TRACK - From Row: Randy McDonald, Phil Yales. Tom Scolt, Bob Sisson, Pcto Schultz, Eddie Dyson, Mike Agoe, Jerry Alexander, Gene Cox, Dick King, Buck Poole, Bob Garda. Second Row: Ray Williams, Herb Wood, Dave Knowles, John Moore, Dave Stryker, Carlin Ridgely, Robbie Fowler, Jim Pitt, Dick Carter, Frank Cosimano, Mike Burke, Bill King, Manager Sandy Short. Third Row: Manager Bob Diehl, Russell Pennington, Don Bragg, Dave Boland, Milt SafFelle, Hank Smith, Jim Miller, Lynn Kirby, Dave Gootce, John Kahler, John Garten, Norberto Echegoyen, Manager Wilbur Smith, Coach Caughron. UMPH! — Tom Scott takes the first hurdle of the Shuttle Hurdle Relay in the Memorial Relays. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE March April 28 Home Home 12 14 17 Away Away Home Home Home May Away 8 Fairfax-Annandale Home W.l. 18 19 State Meet Williamsburg, Va. 132 ON HIS WAY — Dick King g©t$ off to a fast GOOD EXCHANGE — Carlin Ridgely take the baton from John Garten start in the 440-Relay in the Memorial Relay . to tart the second leg of the Four-Mile Relay in the Memorial Relay . TRACK Coach Caughron's track team is an experienced and well conditioned unit that is looking forward expectantly to a fine season and possibly the State championship. This year's squad is an exceptionally well-rounded one with strength in virtually all events. A group of seasoned hurdlers and weight men in the field events lead this fine team. The Memorial Relays will take the lid off the season and give the spectators an idea of what is to come. J.V. TRACK — Front Row: John Engquist, Bill Burke, Tim Britt, Roger Wright, Bob Cloro. Third Row: Chandler Van Orman, John Bos- Craddock. Bill Pfeiffer, Tom Marshall, Dick Moore, Arnold Jones, well, Gail Burchell, Walter Hite, Mike Vopatek, Stuart long, John Bill Curtis. Second Row: Ronald Jones, Ken Sanger, Ray Pavone, Waldrep, Ernest loom! . Stove Underwood, Dick Burk©. Robert Rogers, Fred Dashiell, Ed Coppage, Doug Moore, Edgar 133 Up the lazy river' WINNING WAYS — Anticipating many victories, the crew practices the ritual of throwing the coxswain overboard. VARSITY CREW With three returning varsity eight men, the '56 edition of the crew is looking forward to a very successful season this year. Last year the varsity eight finished third in the Stotesbury Cup and the National Championship at Philadelphia. This year coach-of-the-year, Julian S. Whitestone, is expecting better finish. The team will journey to Annapolis, Philadelphia, and Poughkeepsie to race top high school and college freshman crews. The team, which is supported by the G.W. Crew Boosters Club, operates out of the Old Dominion Boat Club, where three regattas will be held including the Northern Virginia Championship. J.V. CREW The Junior Varsity crew is made up of all the second string boats. This year's squad promises to have some top boats although they will have to go some to beat last year's Junior Four which won the National Championship. VARSITY CREW-Front Row: Glen Edmond . Mike Ramey, Dev Uhler, Jim Fairwcathcr, Gene Beaver , George Huffman, Steve Burttein, Bob Logan, Leroy Burrow , Gene Ro � , John Clark, Charle Simpson, Gus Beach, Gene Nelson. Second Row: Mac Peverill, Dick Moore, Carrol English, John Borton, Pete Jorgenson, George Mabry, Bucky Bourne, Bruce Rollin , Dave Carl, Skip West, Molvin Fortney, Buddy Bryant, Paul Goldman, John Seaman, Bob Stoy. Third Row: Jim Stewart. Pete Knowles, Bill Roberson, Allan Bugg. Jim Borton, Dave Burks, Gordon Baldwin, George Pott , Jack Phillips, Gene Gardner, Ned Rannels, Warren Helwig, Bill Dalkin, Chuck Torpy, Bob Richardson. 134 J.V. CREW — Front Row: Bill Schumm, Bob Cohen, John Mark, Roy Weitiell, Billy Crawford, Albert Parnell, Kit Irion, Joe Kings ton, Jeff Wolford, Gary Cockey, Marty Gensmer, Chris Hamilton, Steve Dunlap. Second Row: Ed Coppage, Ronnie Pitt, Donald Dill, Larry Dohner, Jim Pope, Jim Cloward, Pete Dow, Bob Warsing, Perry Bonner, Eddie Felts, Alaric Robertson, Fred Oldenbrag, Dick •■yngard, Keith Floyd, Stuart Long, Bob Morgan, Donald James. April May VARSITY CREW SCHEDULE 7 14 W.-L. (All Crews) . � ■� ■■■:' - 21 Navy 150 lb. Crew 26 28 W.-l. 8. U. Penn. Fr 5 Northern Virginia 12 Sprint Regatta 19 Stotesbury 25-26 National Champ Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ' . • • ■� JAM SESSION — The varsity eight in foreground presides as chairman of joint meeting of three shells n the middle of the Potomac. BUSINESS DISTRICT - The landing hums with activity during an afternoon practice session of the crew. 135 Over hill and dale VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Carlin Ridgely, Everett Greenwood, Pete Schultz, Lynn Kirby, Mike Burke. Second Row: Coach Harry Caughron. Bill King, Bob Cohen, Skip Poole, Manager David Pope. CROSS COUNTRY The young Prexie Cross Country squad looked good in all their meets and made a fine showing in the State meets by finishing third in a eld of eleven. The cocaptains were Everett Greenwood, who placed first in the State meet and set several new course records, and Pete Schultz, who was close behind Greenwood until he suffered a leg injury. Coach Caughron feels that next year should be better than ever as he loses only one from a squad of nine. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 2 WINS - 3 LOSSES G.W. � OPPONENTS 28 Baltimore Poly. 27 f Wakefield 42 41 { Montgomery Blair 45 I Falls Church 105 30 Wakefield 27 30 Washington-lee 28 , - Falls Church 50 15 Fairfax 69 Placed 8th Spiked Shoe Meet Placed 3rd Northern Virginia Meet Placed 3rd State Meet low score denotes winner. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Ken Sanger, Norberto Echegoyen, John Garten, George Seay, Don Bragg. Second Row: Denis O'Connor, Edgar Wright, Sperry Romig, Ray Pavonc, Bill Pfeiffer. Third Row: Sandy Short, Steve Burstein, Barry Spofford, Manager Alex Riddell, Coach Caughron. GOLF The coming of spring lifted the curtain on the newest addition to the G.W. sports program. The golf team, under the leadership of Steve Osisek, is not only the newest team, but is one of the most successful. Last spring the team completed an eleven-match schedule with an unblemished record. Coach Osisek and his four returning lettermen, Charles Holden, Jim Anderson, Hammond Myers, and Tom Ryan, expect another fine season. 136 GOLF TEAM: Coach Osisek, Kenneth Henry, Mike Willingham, Bill Davidson, Hammond Myers, Jim Anderson, Dennis Easley, John McElroy, Jerry Enfield. Not a man in sight! G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association furthers girls' sportsmanship and develops their skill in different fields of sports. They get great pleasure out of participating with neighboring schools in softball and basketball games. They have a Christmas party and every spring hurry south to Virginia Beach for a beach party. SECOND TIME 'ROUND — Second semester officer are: Connie Taylor, Recorder of Points; Mr . Patton, Co-Sponsor; Karen Jorgensen, Vice-President; and Sally Hale, President. Absent from the picture are: loEtta Ellison, Secretary Treasurer and Mrs. Medford, Co-Sponsor. FIRST ON THE DRAW — First semester officers of the G. A. A. are: Marian Trenis, Recorder of Points; and Sally Hale, President. Absent from the picture are: Harriet Coflin, Vice-President; Janet lunceford, Secretary-Treasurer. Front Row: Sally Hale, Marian Trenis, Janet Lunceford. Betty Bowling, Peggy Dowdy, loEtta Ellison, Connie Taylor. Second Row: Karen Jorgensen. Harriet Coflin, Sarah Campbell, Margie Lee. Susie Coil. 137 I'm grounded, but too proud to care. 138 CADETS 139 COLONEL GEORGE A. PATRICK U.S. Army, Ret'd. 1896-1955 In the untimely death of Colonel George A. Patrick, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, the students and faculty of G.W. have lost a great man, friend, and leader. Born into a pioneer family of Charleston, South Carolina, Colonel Patrick received his education in the public schools of that city and graduated from The Citadel in 1917. He entered the Artillery Corps of the Army where he saw service in Panama, and the Philippines. Later he taught at The Citadel, his alma mater, from 1934 to 1939; but because of illness, he retired from the Army in 1941, and in 1942 came to G.W. to head the cadet corps. From a straggly, undisciplined, half-uniformed group. Colonel Patrick developed the corps into a superbly-drilled, prize-winning unit of young men and women. Under his leadership, the corps won many trophies, medals, and other honors. Even after his passing, his spirit will still linger as an inspiration to others. The memory of his leadership, sense of humor, loyalty to the school and to the corps, and his ready willingness to help will always be treasured in the hearts of those who knew him. 140 At-ten-tion! REGIMENTAL STAFF First Semester Lieutenant Colonel Payne, F.E.; Captain Adjutant Smith, J.L. Second Semester Lieutenant Colonol Brown, J.H.; Captain Adjutant Weadon, A.T. FIRST BATTALION STAFF First Semester Major Leaf, M.M.; Lieutenant Adjutant Woaden, A.T. Second Semester Major Brisach, E.M.; Lioutonant Adjutant Parker, T.C. SECOND BATTALION STAFF First Semester Major Klaveness, L.M.; Lieutenant Adjutant Pridgen, SJ. Second Semester Major Williams, M.E.; Lieutenant Adjutant De-Lance, K.D. ADVISORY COUNCIL: renbacker, L.E.; Capt. Klaveness, L.M.; Capt. Front Row: Capt. White, J.; Pit. Sgf. Der-Williams, M.E.; Lt. Col. Payno, F.E.; Maj. Hawkins, P.A.; CpI. Thompson, L.J.; Capt. Brisach, E. M.. Second Row: Capt. Brown, J.H.; Maj. Leef, M.M.; CpI. Edwards, P.D.; Sgt. Rhodes, GH. 141 Cadence count COMPANY A STAFF First Semester Captain Brown, J.H.; First Lieu-tonant Long, J.D.; Second Lieutenant Locker, C.R.; First Sergeant Landis, N.W. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY A : Front Row: First Lieutenant Long, J.D.; Corporal Fox, R.E.; ph'11' ' J.F.; Hitt, C.F.; Garvey, C.E.; Sergeant Kemper, C.A. Second Row: Corporal McDonald, J-R-; Lang ’i'. H.A.; Rider, P.L.; Hertig, D.M.; Harlow, H.R. Third Row: Sergeant Heilig, T.L.; Corporal Hogg-McGurgan, F. P„- Barnett. H.T.; Fletcher, G.W.; Platoon Sergeant Callander, R.D. COMPANY A STAFF Second Semester Captain Long, J.D.; First Lieutenant Locker, C.R.; Second Lieutenant Landis, N.W.; First Sergeant Callander, R.D. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY A : Front Row: Second Lieutenant Locker, C.R.; Corporal Edwards, P.D.; Peterson, W.D.; Clark, J. A.; Johnson, W.L.; Simpson, J.C. Second Row: Sergeant Oehmann, J.W.; Corporal Katz, M.D.; Barton, R.F.; Callan. 8.G.; Mobley, T.L.; Williams, T.J. Third Row: Corporal Good, E.C.; Mann, P.O.; Dougherty, J.J.; Patterson, E.P.; Sergeant Snapp, M.G. 142 One, two, three, four FIRST PLATOON COMPANY B : Front Row: Second Lieutenant Currie, E.B.; Sergeant Nimmer, D.C.; Corporal Estep, B.H.; Sawyer, J.M.; Taylor, L.W.; Rhodes, R.R.; Warner, E.R.; Sergeant Abercrombie, D.A. Second Row: Huntt, J.L.; Shephard, K.L.; Mason, C.H.; Henderson, W.C.; Van Pelt, H.C.; Phelps, R.W. Third Row: Smith, C.L.; Roth, L.; Stanford. W.G.; Willey, E.G.; Lee, C.R.; Platoon Sorgoant Sin, RL. COMPANY B STAFF First Semester Captain White, J.; First Lieutenant Parker, T.C.; Second Lieutenant Currie, E.B.; First Sergeant Rhodes, G.H. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY B : Front Row: First Lieutonant Parker, T.C.; Sergeant Carroll, R.F.; Corporal Graves, W.O.; Swaim, G.L.; Haugh, R.C.; Custis. R.P.; Sergeant Baker, 'c.B. Second Row: Corporal Lefavor D.A.; Sweeney, H.W.; Glymgh, J.L„- Brooks, T.M.; Mays, J.A. Third Row: Corporal Glover, G.V.; Zimmerman, D.A.; Colvin, D.R.; Sergeant Hall, E P. COMPANY B STAFF Second Semester Captain White, J.; First lieutenant Currie, E.B.; Second Lieutenant Rhodes, G.H.; First Sergeant Hall, E.P. 143 To the right, march . . . FIRST PLATOON COMPANY C : Front Row: Platoon Sergeant Martin, J.D.; Sergeant Miller, G.C.; Corporal Moriarty, J.M.; Greenwood, C.I.; Wheeler, A.T.; Sergeant Hill, W.A. Second Row: Corporal Townsend, J.T.; Sorensen, L.B.; Brinson, I.W.; Collins, l.D. Third Row: Corporal Martin, T.W.; Pridgen, R.; Lee, K.L.; Jacobson, D.W.; Cultice, J.M. COMPANY C STAFF First Semester Captain Brisach, E.M.; First Lieutenant Hoberg, D.M.; Second Lieutenant Cooperman, M.B.; First Sergeant Crockett, O.B. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY C : Front Row: First Lieutenant Hoberg, D.M.; Sergeant Good- man, G.P.; Roberts, E.H.; Duvall, R.E.; Irion, C.B.; Whitestone, R.C.; Walters, R.J.; Honse, W.H.; Sergeant Alexander, D.W. Second Row: Corporal Francis, C.L.; Wood, R.E.; Sharratt, J.A.; Surles, T.B.; Trice, B.E.; Luke, B.R.; Ball, R.K.; Hamilton, W.L. Third Row: Corporal Meadows, L.L.; Spivey, R-P-; Newton, G.H.; Walker, E.J.; Maulden, B.D.; Ortenburger, T.R.; Platoon Sergeant Derrenbacker, L.E. COMPANY C STAFF Second Semester Captain Brisach, E.M.; First Lieutenant Cooperman, M.B.; Second Lieutenant Crockett, O.B.; First Sergeant Martin, J. D. 144 To the left, march COMPANY G STAFF First Semester Captain Williams, M.E.; First lieutenant Delance, K.D.; Second lieutenant Hall, T.A.; First Sergeant Hall, B.A. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY G : Front Row: Second lioutenant Hall, T.A.; Corporal Smith, B.A Godfrey, P.A.; Muterspaw, J„- Counts, C.S. Second Row: Platoon Sergeant Harvey, C.I.; Corporal Spiller, D.D.; Tubbs, A.W.; landford, G.D. Third Row: Corporal Wilkins, P.E.; Purdy, B.I.; Yancy, S I. COMPANY G STAFF Second Semester Captain Potts, K.E.; First Lieutenant Hall, T.A.; Second lieutenant Hall, B.A.; First Sergeant Buckner, R.A. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY G : Front Row: First lieutenant Delance, K.D.; Corporal Searor- M.L.; Kimel, M.J.; Isenbecker, J.M.; Cobel, S.K. Second Row: Sergeant Bruce, S.K.; Corporal Boxarth. K.K.; Carter, G.J.; Hurst, P.J. Third Row: Platoon Sergeant Buckner, R.A.; Corporal Wright, M J McSpadden, I.J.; Slate, BJ. 145 ■t About face COMPANY H STAFF First Semester Captain Hawkins, P.A.; First Lieutenant Potts, K.E.; Second Lieutenant Hall, S.M.; First Sergeant Shephard, M.A. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY H : Front Row: First Lieutenant Potts, K.E.; Sergeant Scott, S.L.; Corporal Hall, F.K.; Black, K.L.; Boulanger, G.M. Second Row: Corporal Shutt, H.C.; Lancaster, B.K.; Tapscott, D.G.; Hcppner, K.J.; Compton, N.L. Third Row: Munday, J.A.; Corporal Wood, J.E.; Kennedy, C.A.; Kobornick, G.; Platoon Sergeant Keel, J.E. COMPANY H STAFF Second Semester Captain Hawkins, P.A,; First Licutonant Hall, S.M.; Second Lieutenant Shephard, M.A.; First Sergeant Turner, B.A. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY H : Front Row: Second Lieutenant Hall, S.M.; Sergeant Jacobson, E.E.; Corporal Long, M.A.; Franklin, B.L.; Silbert, D.L.; Hall, L.E. Socond Row: Schanberger, B.J.; Corporal Thompson, L.J.; Francis, B.J.; Rathbun, N.A. Third Row: Corporal Hottle, R.E.; Thompson, D.A.; Platoon Sergeant Turner, B.A. 146 Present arms RIFLE TEAM The George Washington cadet corps sponsors a boys' rifle team, as well as a girls' rifle team. Both groups were entered in high school matches and they placed well in the final results. The boys' rifle team defeated Northwestern High and went down in defeat as the Naval Academy beat them out. They also entered a national match, that lasted over a period of four weeks. The girls' rifle team also beat Northwestern. BOYS' RIFLE TEAM: Front Row: Cooperman, M.B.; Derrenbacker, I.E.; Locker, C.R.; Goodman, G.P.; Hoberg, D.M. Second Row: Hogg, G.J.; Brisach, E.M.; McDonald. J.R.; Katz, M.D.; Currie, E.B.; Martin, J.D. Third Row: Nimmer, D.C.; James, G.F.; Jones, L.R.; Edwards, P.D.; leFavour, D.A.; Oehman, J.W. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM: Front Row: Pit. Sgf. Keel, J.E.; 1st Lt. Potts, K.E.; 1st Sgt. Shephard, M.A. Second Row: CpI. Shut!, H.C.; Pit. Sgt. Buckner, R.A.; Thompson, D.A.; Abrcu, J.l. 147 Draw sabers CHEVRONS CLUB: Front Row: Color CpI. James, G.F.; Pit. Sgt. Derren- backer, l.E.j Pit. Sgt. Hall, E.P.; 1st Sgt. Landis, N.W.; Pit. Sgt. Martin, J.D.; Sgt. Goodman, G.P.; Sgt. Nimmer, D.C. Second Row: Sgt. Baker, C.B.. 1st Sgt. Rhodes, G.H.; CpI. Good, E.C.; Color CpI. Jones, L.R.; CpI. Kati, M.D.; 1st Sgt. Crockett, O.B.; Sgt. Abercrombie, D.A.; CpI. LcFavour, D.A.; Color Sgt. Terry, M.L.; Sgt. Hill, W.A. SABER CLUB: Upper Left: Front Row: Capt. Brown, J.H.; Capt. While, J. Second Row: 2nd It. Cooperman, M.B.; 1st It. Parker, T.C.; Lf. Adj. Weadon, A.T. LIWSKI CLUB: Upper Right: Front Row: Capt. Williams, M.E.; Maj. Klaveness, L.M.; Capt. Hawkins, P.A.; 2nd Lt. Hall, S.M. Second Row: Pit. Sgt. Harvey, C.L.; 2nd Lt. Hall, T.A.; It. Adj. Pridgen, SJ. Third Row: Sgt. Jacobson, E.E.; Pit. Sgt. Keel, J.E.; CpI. Hall, F.K.. CpI. Wood. J.E. DOWN IN FRONT — left: Sgt. Charles Baker and Sgt. 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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Phone King 9-7888 • airiercift Jforidt SALES-RENTALS MORTGAGE LOANS 3830 MT. VERNON AVE. TE 6-0800 Kl 9-7432 • Discount to Students Phone King 8-3106 Alexandria Business School COMPLIMENTS OF The M. H. BARRY Organization FOR MEN AND WOMEN Realty Administrators Since 1912 2206 Mount Vernon Avenue Kl 9 0078 Kl 9-3630 ENTRANCE AT ANY TIME IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Speedwriting Shorthand — Gregg Shorthand Touch Typewriting — Bookkeeping Accounting — Indexing — Filing Clerical Payroll Cecil's Barber Shop 1604 Mt. Vernon Avenue ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Cecil Coffman, Mgr. Phone TE 6-6693 MRS. LILLIAN B. PROTHEROE. Instructor is an Authorized Teacher of Speedwriting Shorthand with 21 years experience and was a student of originator. 45-MINUTE DRY CLEANERS GRAND STAR VALET 1901 MT. VERNON AVE., ALEX., VA. Alterations While-U-Wait MRS. EMMA B. DEARBORN Individual Instruction — Intensive Training Shoe Repairing OV 3-1200 Cleaning and Pressing Kl 9-9306 Hats Cleaned Blocked CALL KING 9-3745 S C Radio and TV Service 106 N Columbus St. Alexandria, Va. 2400 Mt. Vernon Avenue ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 66 A (.ourse for Every Business99 J. W. MYERS J. W. CULLEN Overlook 3-4111 167 Jtauman J Jasl ion Si oj SSiBS 530 KING STREET King 9-1881 Rosenberg's Department Store OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Two Floors of Famous 411 King St. OV 3-9871 Fashions for the Junior G W Sugar Bowl Miss and Half-Size Gifts ami Cosmetics 1302 MT. VERNON AVE. ALEX., VA. Frank Miclielbach, Inc. M. J. MANNING Real Estate • Loans • Insurance FINE VIRGINIA FURNITURE 2401 MT. VERNON AVENUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA SINCE 1908 814-816 King St. Alexandria, Va Mt. Vernon Service Pharmacy FREE FAST DELIVERY Kl 9-0405 Kl 9-0406 TE 6-0100 Road Service ki 9-1661 Gearhart's Texaco Service Lubricating — Washing Tiras, Batteries and Accessories — Motor Tune-Up C. E. GEARHART 2903 Mf. Vernon Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF Metal Distributing Co. INCORPORATED COMPLIMENTS OF Arlamlria Beauty Salon 435 Calvert Ave. OV 3-2368 3709 Mt. Vernon Avenue Open Evenings TE 6-0724 Alexandria, Va. OV 3-0161 168 GORE'S ESSO STATION 703 N. WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA JIM GORE TOM GORE HERFF-JONES COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF THE GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL STANDARD CLASS RING AND GRADUATION SUPPLIES Virginia Representative JAMES L. DECK 300 E. MAIN ST. RICHMOND 19, VA. THOS. J. FANNON SONS FANNON'S . . . Your Dad and Mother know us well. Long before the Washington Monument was completed we were serving the People of Alexandria and Fairfax County with Fuel. Graduation time is near, and to all those who have succeeded in meriting the coveted award of BEING GRADUATED , we extend our best wishes. We earnestly hope that each George Washington Graduate will measure up to the Golden Opportunities that lie ahead. THOMAS J. FANNON SONS Coal — Automatic Heat — Fuel Oil DUKE and HENRY STREETS ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA PRINTING CONGRATULATIONS Engraving and Bookbinding from For Over a Third of a Century Printers of the Compass The Alexandria Journal NEWELL-COLE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Nancye Fleming Shop, Inc. 325 South Washington Street Overlook 3-3910 Hour : 9:30 - 5:30 Thursday 'til 9:00 P.M. Telephone King 9-0162 212 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA, VA. Overlook 3-9840 Road Service Motor Tune-Up, Brake Service Johnson's Shell Servicenter TIRES, BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Corner Mt. Vernon and Oxford Avenues Paul's Barber Shop 1414 KING STREET FREE HAIRCUT-BEGINNING JAN. 3, 1956, YOU PAY FOR YOUR FIRST 7 HAIRCUTS AND YOUR 8TH IS FREE. PICK UP CARD AT 1ST HAIRCUT IN JANUARY. HOURS: 8:00 A M.-7:00 P.M. EXPERT CLEANING STONE Cleaners and Launderers Frederick and Lilian Ying, Proprietors 1619 King Street King 8-4835 Alexandria, Va. J i The Magnolia Room 1? |f fashionable for HUHLIGS H parties M 4 V King 8-2300 If HUNTING TOWERS V „ . . _ fy The Dining Room fashionable for dinner King 8-2301 Compliments of THE DIME STORE 1906 Mt. Vernon Avenue Alexandria, Virginia Neighborhood Variety Store School Supplies Overlook 3-5700 Compliments of Virginia Packing Supply Co. Division of Commercial Services Co., Inc. 1217 First Street Alexandria, Virginia overlook 3-1425 J. D. GADONAS, Prop. MODERN UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT New Majestic Cafe 911 KING STREET STEAKS SEAFOOD CHOPS FULL COURSE DINNERS 170 COMPLIMENTS OF Cohen Brothers Jewelers Serving Northern Virginia for Over a Quarter of a Century 1121 and 1123 King Street JOHN'S BLUE RIBBON SHOE REPAIR 1000 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA. VA. Antique Restorations Phone Overlook 3-5141 Furniture Refinishing For Estimates Virginian Upholstering Shop Furniture Upholstering. Repairing. Restyling Slip Covers and Draperies L. WILLETT 2205 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia CENTRAL MOTOR CO. k Aletha Agee PACKARD - G.M.C. TRUCKS TTVad?mif of )ance 1201 Oronoco St. OV 3-1500 PETE'S BARBER SHOP PETE ANDERSON, Prop. Treat Yourself to the Best ARTISTIC HAIR CUTTING 1501 KING ST. ALEX., VA. I 1508-10 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA PRODUCTION DIRECTOR - ALETHA AGEE DANCE DIRECTOR - SHIRLEY SMEAK J. KENT WHITE Industrial and Domestic Electrical Contractors and Engineers Electrical Appliances Repaired Lighting Fixtures — Electrical Material LIGHT WITH WHITE COURTESY OF Kl 9 0002 - Phones - OV 3 0002 502 King Street Alexandria, Va. J. C. PENNEY CO. MEMBER OF NATIONAL ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS ASSOC. Alexandria's Most Complete Department Store” EACH CLASS GRADUATES WITH A GREATER EXPECTANCY AND HOPE OF THE FUTURE SHIPLEY'S ONE-STOP SHOPPING LAUNDERETTES FOR can erase your work days with . . . 3-DAY SHIRT SERVICE THE ENTIRE FAMILY! 30-MINUTE WASH SERVICE 1-HOUR WASH AND DRY SERVICE 171 TURK SAYS ( oncjratulationi Smartly Styled Clothes At Lowest Prices Only at TURK S MEN S SHOP 2402 Mt. Vernon Avenue Corner Del Ray Avenue THE ONLY MEN'S STORE IN DEL RAY AMANA FOOD PLAN Amana METROPOLITAN FOOD PLAN 225 North Fairfax Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone King 9-4000 COMPLIMENTS OF Charlotte Elizabeth Munson PIANO STUDIO BEGINNERS - ADVANCED STUDENTS NATIONAL GUILD OF PIANO TEACHERS (Chairmen of Northern Virginia Division) CONKLYN’S, INC. FLORIST 518 S. WASHINGTON ST. ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA In Any Event Say It With Flower King 9-6112 BRUCE M. SANDIN, Manager JUVENILE BOOTERY HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT and GIRL SCOUT SHOES SHIRLINGTON BUSINESS CENTER 2810 SO. RANDOLPH ST. 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King 9-0473 175 CROWDERS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING 176 1219 FIRST STREET ALEXANDRIA, VA. Let Us Serve You Your Duiry Products At Your Door... Fresh und Pure For Better Health 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 177 In Appreciation MISS STEWART JONES MISS JONES As this is her last year at G.W., we, the staff of the 1956 Compass , wish to offer to our literary sponsor. Miss Stewart Jones, special recognition. Miss Jones became the literary adviser of the Compass in 1950 and due to her tireless effort and genuine interest while serving as our sponsor, the Compass has won many first place ratings in national competition. In 1953 and 1954 the annual was awarded the trophy for first place at the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. To Miss Jones, who has been our friend, our guide, and our adviser, we sincerely say, Thank you! We sing our praises to our school JANUARY ORAOUAIfS A ANTONlO(l. BUTCH 10. 11} B BABE CHARLES 10 BEALE. DAVIO 10 BENNETT. CAltOU to 1. 9 BERRY MARY CATHERINE 10 '06 BlUMENTHAk. ORIT 10. 104 BtlCKERT. CHARLES 10. 4. 9} BURTON IIO'NA to. 96. 11 C CAiiu mu io. a CHAMBERLAIN FRANCIS io. i06 ns CHURN BARBARA 10. 106 COBURN 0(0 01 10, 111. 127 COCHRAN! CAROL II COCKRfU. JOYCI 11. 114 COGGINS NANCY 11. 100. 106 CONNER JAMES II. Ill 0 OOWNfY. Mix II. Ill 0UNN CHARLES II. 117. 11B DUNN. RUSS II. 14 85 III. 120 I eblen Caros II. 14 38 14 85. 86 87 89. IIJ EDWARDS WARRIN II. 116 (VANS PHYLLIS II. 114 • EAIREAX. J!AN 11. 28. 113 111(0(1. 1ARRY II O GARY. JOHN 12 GIRSfR. ROBERT 12. 113. 117 GRAVATU. JACKIE 12. 97 M HANSON NANCY IRC 12. M. 110 HENRY RAT 12. Ill HILL (KANO 12. 85. 87. 90 91, 93. 104 HUGHS JO ANN 12. 7 lAWTIR. JERRY 12. 29. 70. Ill 1AYIR. TERRY 12. 87 LEACH DOtOlMY 12 88. 98 IEEE MARSHAll LONDON TRUDY 14} 10. 12. 1. 4 104 LUNCE’ORD JANET 12. 26 3 . 138 MAJOR WILLIAM 13 MARSTON DANIEL 13 m cauliy. nancy 12. 13 98 mESNIO. NANCY 13. 85. 97. 106 MONCURE NANCY 9. 10. 13. 14, 84. 85 86 89 181 MOTLEY. 0ONAL0 13 MURRAY. JACKIE 12. 13 N NEWMAN. RACHEL 13, 14. 84 85, 89. 91 NOVAK. JOAN 12. 13. 28, 106, 107 O OOOROM. CHARLES 13. 85 111 RA0GIIT. JANE 13 RAOOETT. LEE 13 RALS. HELEN 14, 97. 106 RARKS. LOIS 14 RAYNE. I RAN LIN 14. 14} RLOTT. BILLY 14 ROOK SKIR II. 14. 130 RULMAN. EDWARD 14 REESE. SAllll 14 REYNOLDS MONK 14 RITENOUR RAUL 14. 113 RUCKER BOYD S SANDERSON ED 14 SEVERSON SONNY 14 SIMMS DAVID 15, III. 122 Smith. Sandra 9. IS, 83. 97 106 SONOSKY. JU0Y 12. 14. 15. 38 85 SRERlINO, RONAlO 98. 104 STEWART. JANICE 10. 1} 69. 85 90 STEWART LILLIAN 13. 15. 97. 106 SUMMERS KRYSTAL 15. 104 107 SUTLER EAYE 15 I TUCKER. DORIS 1} w WAITER NOEL 122 WOOD. EDDIE 15 WOOO. MARILYN 10. 15. 97. 106 117 WOOL' ELAINE 14. 15. 31. 84. 85. 86. 87. 91 JUNE GRA0S A AGE E MIKE 16. 39, 127. 177. 130. 137 ALCORN. MARY JANE 16 83. 105 ARNOLD, MARRY 16 ARONOW RONALO 16 ASMRURN BARBARA 16 ATTIIIIS I RANK 16 • BALDWIN GORDON 16. IS BAttNllNE TONY 16 BARTON. ROBERT 142 BEASLEY. CAROL 16. 97 BENEDICT MARY ALICE 13. 16 26 38 84 85 88. 116 BERTRAM MARGARET! 16 SO TON JOHN 16 IS 101. 134 BOURNE IUCKV 17. 86 134 BOWLING BITTY 14 17. 137 IRANSCOm DON IS 17 IRICAR BARBARA 17 BRENNER DANA 17. 19. 32. IS 91. 105. 108 BRIGGS ANDY 15. 17. I . 91. 108. 109. 117 BRlSACH. GENE 17. 83 85 141. 14} 144. 149 BRITT. MARY ANN 17. 96 BROWN. HOWE 17. 141. 142, 150 BROWN WALLACE 17 IRYDEN MARY ANN 17 IUCG ALLEN 9. 17. 26. 85, 99 127. I}4 IURCM. JOAN II. 97. 113. 114 BUREAU. RATRICIA 8 BURROWS ROY ■ I 30 IS 134 IURRUSS 81 ITv II 9} 106 BURTON ELLEN 18 BURTON JUOY 18 BUTT, GEORGE 1| C CAMPBELL SARAH 15 II 38 39. 85 86 137 CaRl DONALD II CARR (RANK 18 CASTLE, CARL 18 CHAMBERLAIN ANN 11. 106 CHAS2AR JUOY 18 94 con susie I . 109, 137 COLLUM. JANICE 19 COMPTON JOHNNY 19 COOPER NANCY I}. I COOPERman MELVIN 19 144 149 COK EliJABETh I . 2. 100 CREEL SHELBY 19 CROS8Y OaviO 19. 116 CRUMP MARY I . 106 CURRAN PAT 19. 14 85. 90 91. 99 CURRIE EDWIN 19. 143 0 OAIELSIEEN sue 20. 106 DANIEL. MARY 20, 89 OAVIDSON NANCY 20 OAVIOSON Bill 20. 136 DAVIES. DALE 20. 122 DAVIS NANCI 20 DAVIS REBECCA 20 DELANCEY. MERLE TO 70 DIEHL. ROBERT 70 DUOSEPM. LAURA 20 0. 37. 38 85 '17 OISALVO BARBARA 20 DIITMlt TOM 20 DIXON. CAROL 71. 37 IS 91. 103 105 106 DOCD MYRNA 21. 97 DOVE ROBERT 71. 99 OOWOY. BILL 21. 85. III. 113 OUKE. OAVE 71 DUKE. MARTHA 9. 31. 76. 37, 38 9. 12. IS 106. 112. H3. 110 178 George Washington its name DUNCAN. HAN 21 DUNN. JUDY 21. 108 I EOmONOS. OUNN 21 134 ELLISON LOITTA 21. 114. 1)2 18) ENElElD. JERRY 21. 1)8 (V ,N01 EVE 21. 84 84 (VANS STUA8T 22. 114. ID IINNEGAN. JANE 22. )8. 84. 85. 82. 88 4 85 too 108 181 HORENCE BONNY 22 EBANCIS. AtNOlD 22 IREDERICK. 808181 22 EBUTCHE. 80818T 22 URMAN, 8I10A 22 O GARDNER C(Nl 22. 111. 1)4 OA8lAND. ANN 15. 22. 83. 84. 100 105 Ol� f. (ONA 22. 82 GOOBBEY. iOAN 22 COID8I8C. EDWABO 22. 28 OOIDSTIIN. G108IA 2). 114 CONDI 8. CA801 2). ID. 114. 118 GOOIU. BILLY 2). 28. 118 COBOON 8A8U(Y 2). 82, 105 GOB(. BEGGY 2). 104. 102 CRA(EEN$1(IN. CABOt 2) GRAHAM. JIM 2). II) GBANlIBBr DIANA 2). 82. 104 GBAVATK. BUCKY 2) CBEEnKaI. � HOI8f 2). 104 118 GREGORY 8AB8ABA 2). 102 M HALL SHIRLEY 23. 144 150 HAU. IM(IMA 24. 145 148 HANSON. MflANK 24. 105 hardesty. 808(81 24. II). 114 HABI, 8AB8ABA 24. 84 104 HAWKINS. BAT$Y 24. 14), 144. ISO HAY0EN, THOMAS 24 HELWlO. WABB(N 24. 1)4 HENOERSON. (BANCO 1) . 24. IB. 88, 81 HlNOfBSON. MABSMAU 24, 8). 88 HENRY KIN 24 hibnoon. joycc 24 HERR MARY ANN 24, 82. 104 HEBRON. IOU 25, 85. 80, 108 MU. JO (TTA 25 HINIS. JIMMY 25. 122 Mill. SUt 25 HOBERG OAK 25, 84. 85. 84 144. 148 HOLLIS BONNK 2) . 25 HOUSUM NANCY 25 HUBBARD JOAN 22. 25. 24 81 HDUMAN. GIOBGf 25. 24 81 88 104 1)4 HUH. SU( 25. 21 II humbhbey. Sabah 25 J(W(U. MABY 25. 112. II). 112 JONES 8081BTA 24. 102 K KAUMMAN. J(BBY 24 KElSO, WILLA 1). 24 KUION CABOtYN 24. 102. 114 KINNIOY. JIAN 24. 114 K(BN. IBIS 24. 85. 80 84. 10) KING. OlCK 24 111. 1)2 KING. 8111 20. 24 28. 118. 118. 132 KINNABO benny 24 34 KIB8Y, CHABUS 24 KlBTKY. JANET 24 KIAVINISS LINDA 24. 84. 41. 14). I4| KOBB. EUGfNE 22 I LAMBERT. JIM 22. 28. )4. 85. 84. 8), 84. 85 100 HOME ON THE RANGE — Margaret Williams, Dianne Shonk, and Barbara Armistoad seem to be just testing. IAN0IS. N(D 22. 142. 150 lAtlMlB, B(l( 22. 84 15 84 KmmON, iabiaba 1). D. 24. 22. 14 85. 88, 84 1(5$. IOBETTA 22 86 KWIS. J(BBY 22, II). 114 KWIS BORTIB 22 10CKIB. BOBtBT 22 142. 148 LONG. DELORES 82 lONG. JAMES 22 142 LUCAS (KANOB 22 LUDLOW ClABINCI 22 M maCOONAID BOSfBT 28. 88 madison atm 28. 114 MAHONEY. IBANK 21 major Oianna 21 MASON JIANITTI 21. 82 104 MASSEY. ANNETTI 21 31 85 101 MATTHEWS HUY 21 MAUCK JEANNE 21 )4 14 85 86 81. 100 M«CUR0e BITE 11 21 MtDONAiO HAN 21 31 15 105 MCDONALD MABGY 21 104 m(DOnalD COBlEy 21 31 85 McDonald sandy 12 21 )4 38 IS 81. 8a 8) 100. D2 mcElBOy JOHN II 28 136 MclANE IBANCES 28 mcNAmaBa. DON 28 118 mEYEB HOWARD 28 MILAM JO 28 MILLER IABIABA SENIOR DAY SNACK — Jerry lawter. Bill Gootec, and Billy King have refreshments at Senior Day parly. 28 81. 104 MILLER WENDY 28 80. 102 MILSTEB ALBERT 28 111 MOONEY OORIS 28, 112 MOORE DARKNl 28. 31, 24. 85. 81. 81. 114 MOORE MOLLY 12. 28 8 2, 13. 18. 108. 108 mOOBE NANCYE 1012 24 30 31 )8 82 I) 104 101 108 mOOBE RANDY V) MORGAN ROBERT 30 134 MORRIS ROBERT )0 ID 114 115 112 mOBUNSEN MARfN )0 21 81 mOSUEY. COUEEN 30 82 mudo o� ei )0 D6 MUNDAY IaIIaRA 30 muTO Cat� E n 20 )0 m� ER5 mammCnC 30 1)4 naC-man iOi) M 100 179 Her colors. blue and gold were meant CROWNING GLORY — Martha Duke, 1955 Football Queen, it shown being congratulated as she is crownod by Paul Shuo, former G.W..ite. NOTTINGHAM. JOHN 36. 30. 33 � J. 113 SCHUMM. till S3. 7 SEAMAN. JOHN 33 SHUT. tOt 33, m shieiett, vivian 33. 93. 106 SHINKIE VIRIAME 33 93. 106 113. 116 SHOUP OONAIO 33 93 SHU. Will I AM 33. 130 simtr. CAtoi 33. 93. 106 SIICOX. GOtOON It. 36. 33. 39, t?, 85 183 SllltX. JOAN 34 SISSON. EAttlNC 34 SISSON, tot 36. 34. 39. 3.111. 133. 133 Smith, ooris IOS SMI1M. JOAN 34.93 Smiim l AM At 34 SMITH. NANCY 34. 96 Smith, wutuR 34. 133 sotoiXA. Alice 15. 19. 34. 38, 83. 88. 90 STAATS. ItEO 34. 114 STIWAtT. NANCIt 33 34 101. 103. 103 STIWAtT WAYNE 34 133. 133 SUUIVAN JACKIE 34 93. 105 TATE. MIKE 34 TAYlOt CAtCHE 34. 113 114 TAYlOt CONNIE 34 85. 133 TAYlOt THOMAS 33 TERRY. BARBARA 33. 93 O OOONNEll MKT 31. 119 PAIUMBO IRAN 31 PARKER. TOMMY 31. 145 150 PEACOCK. COtKY 31 PETERSON DOROTHY 31 PIEtPOINT. MARY ANN 113. 116 peilECER. DIANE PITT. JIM 31. 33, 111. 133. 133 HOISXY. DIANNA 31 POOlE JAMES 33. 134 PORTER PAT 33 PORTERfIEIO MARCIA 33 POTTS GEORGE It. 36 33 13 tS 134 POTTS KAREN 33. 146 149 REEVES ROBERT 33 RENNER ED0IE 33 90 RENSHAW CAROl 33 RICHARDSON, NANCY 36. 33 38 84. 85. 89. 93 RIIEY. RICHARD 33 RINAIDO, JOSEPHINE 33 93 ROBINSON. JIM 33 RUSSEll. PAT 33. 85 S SANORONE DOROTHY 33, tS 118 SCHEIEEN SARAH 33. 93 P-E-P, PEP! Giving out with a lusty yell cheerleaders, Sally Jean and Rita Easley. at the bonfire are 180 To ever bring her fame WISHFUL THINKING — Nancy Moncure and Jane Finnegan put up posters for the A.E.A. dinner. SUVA IR KHool O'tdl a BOITON IARRY 37 C CROCKCTt. Olivia 37. 144 1J0 tlUOTT. PAT 37 H HAISllP CAROl'N 37. 113. M K KIDO IOIS 37 M ■ � «• scaan 74 37 MUtKtY. HARRY 37 MURPHY. PAT 37 p PAGI. JOANNf 37 PITTlT. ItANCIS 38 S SMITH HANK 10. 31. 113 T TIRRY. MtlVIN 31 TOMAIIN. MIKi 7a 33. 84 85 86 89 118 TOTTIN. ROSIRT 33 TRINT, MARIIYN 33. 100, 118 U UHllR. DAVf 35. 98 134 V VHRUNG SHIRRON 35. 88 VITAlt. JANICI 33 V05 JANI 35. 98. 103 w WAOt. PIGGY 35. 113 WAIOIN IINOA 13. 35. 83 88 94 106 WAt 0 0. SA9AH 13. 35 85 88 9? 101 WAU. CA801YN 36 97. 114 WASHBURN PMYUlS 36 90. 93 WlADON THOMAS 36 141. 150 WIST. PINNY 36. 103 WHlTI. JI88Y 36. 143, 150 WIGGIN. JANII 36. 83. 83. 91. 116 WIU. 1810 36 WIltlAMS. JOAN 36 WIIIIAM5. MA Y inA 36. 141. 143. 143. 149 WIlllAMS. MARI! 36. 107 WIllINCHAM. BIRTH A 36. 97 WINSUTT, JAC411 36 87 9? 96. 116 WOOO. MIR8IRT 37. 99, 177 WRIGHT 04CKY 37. 71. 89 Y YARBOROUGH PMYUlS 37 YATIS. MARY JIAN 37. 91, 116 AN APPLE A DAY ... — Ross Hunt adds an apple to the collection brought by Mr. Lindsey's trig, class. 181 And when our days are ended here GENERAL INDEX ART CLUB ....................... 98 ASTRONOMY CLUB ................. 99 BANDS ..........................115 BASEBALL .......................130 BASKETBALL .....................127 BIBLE CLUB .....................107 CHEERLEADERS....................108 CREW TEAM ......................134 DANCE CLUB .....................110 DEDICATION ...................... 5 DRAMATICS CLUB ................. 94 DOUBLE-BARRED CROSS.............103 FACULTY ........................ 66 FOOTBALL .......................122 FRESHMAN CLASS ................. 58 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS ........ 97 OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA.... 96 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA .....100 GIRLS' SPORTS ..................137 GOLF ..........................136 JUNIOR CLASS .................. 40 LANGUAGE CLUBS ................ 91 LIBRARY CLUB ..................105 MAJORETTE CLUB ................112 MONOGRAM CLUB .................Ill MUSIC SECTION .................113 OFFICE WORKERS ................105 PUBLICATIONS .................. 86 QUILL AND PALM ................ 85 QUILL AND SCROLL .............. 84 SENIOR CELEBRITIES ............ 39 SENIOR CLASS ................... 8 SENIOR INDEX ..................178 SOPHOMORE CLASS................ 47 STUDENT COUNCIL................ 82 THESPIANS..................... 100 TRACK TEAM ....................132 WORLD EVENTS CLUB .............104 And memories draw nigh FROM THE OUTSIDE IN - Joyce Rogers and Rocky Kemper peek around the corner into a whole new life. MAKING UP-Judy Chaszar makes up Janet Morine for the freshman class play. 182 We ll not forget our school so dear SECRET DESIRES — Mr. Ford as Santa presents prizes to Nancy Coggins and Paul Ritenour for the best costumes on Sonior Day. IS THIS ENOUGH? -Gordon Silcox contributes a dime to LoEtta Ellison for a worthy cause — the G.A.A. ST. PATRICK'S GALS — Candidates for Shamrock Queen are: Front Row: Adelaide lubig, Barbara Hyde, Sharon Devol. Socond Row: Edie Bowen, Sue Howard, Edwina Barrett, Gwen Gianniny, and Linda Waddell. . Ms J:• f