Glen Allen High School - Panthian Yearbook (Glen Allen, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

ns ae Dy 7 Nae | NO peg A 2 Fa AL NG A FS Wl ie isa! Peiiak Sasha ge at eH PANTHIAN 1950 Published by the Students of GLEN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA GIF] CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS PROPERTY OF | THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA RICHMOND, VA roe Murs. Marjorie §B. Bonnet “To one who shared ate Us OUT triumphs and troubles, we dedicate the 1950 (Panthian. - } 2 se ; Mr. George H. Moody, Principal THE OFFICE Josephine Clements, Secretary ae FACULTY MR. THOMAS H. ACKERMAN Shop MISS S. ELIZABETH ALBRIGHT Algebra, General Math MRS. PATRICIA W. ARRINGTON Music MISS CORNELLIA M. AYRE Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry MRS. MARJORIE B. BONNET World History MISS MARTHA VY. BRINSON English, Social Studies MRS. ANN WILSON BRYANT English III MISS JOSEPHINE P. CLEMENTS School Secretary MRS. NORA J. CULPEPER MISS KATHERINE V. EARNEST MISS EMILY N. FARMER Journalism, English Ill, Guidance | World History, Social Studies French, Spanish MRS. ELIZABETH E. DANFORTH MRS. ELAINE S. EVERETT Biology, Science U. S. History, Economic Geography, Speech, Exploratory Language ed FACULTY MISS NANCY M. FATH English MR. GEORGE B. GASSER, JR. Physical Education, Ec. Geography MRS. SYLVIA H. HALL English, Social Studies MISS ROSEMARY HOWELL Home Economics MR. HENRY L. JETT Social Studies, U. S. History MR. ROBERT B. JOHNSON Government, Speech MRS. FRANCES O. JONES English, Social Studies MISS DOROTHY A. KELLY English IV MRS. FRANCES F. KIRKLAND MRS. MARY L. MEEKS MRS. EDNA E. MIZELLE Guidance Director Maihematics, Science, Home Economics English | MRS. MARY C. MARSHALL MR. LOUIS F. MILLER English Bookkeeping, Physical Education LaGo FACULTY MISS ANN E. MORANO Mathematics, Science MRS. MARY H. OSBORNE Algebra, Mechanical Drawing MISS M. ELEANOR OVERBEY Mathematics, Science, Health MRS. KATHRYN T. SADLER Commercial MISS HARRIET D. SCOTT Chemistry, Science, Health MRS. LOUISE C. SMITHER Art, Basic Business, Bookkeeping II MRS. CONNIE H. STANLEY Physical Education MISS FLORENCE’M. TILLER Mathematics, Science, Music, Arts and Crafts MISS BLANCHE S. WARD MISS EDNA M. WILKINSON MISS MARY E. YOUNG Latin | and Il, English Il Librarian Algebra, English Ill, Mathematics MR. PAUL G. WATSON, JR. MRS. MABEL L. WILLIAMS Physics, Radio Commercial Lefer! bs Seniors ROBERT CROSS President TEDSPAGER essa eh cee Treasurer HAZEUGRADA Wee oa eat Secretary WILLIAM THACKER.. . Vice-President [9] Senior Class History September 10, 1949 dawned bright and clear. From all over the western end of Henrico County, 189 bright eyed, but somewhat fearful eighth graders gathered at Glen Allen. This was the Class of 1950, the first eighth grade class under the new 12 year system. As time went by and the years progressed, the Class of ‘50 chalked up more and more ‘firsts’. We were the first freshman class in G. A.’s hisiory to have a vice-president of the S. C. A. elected from our midst. The next year, we became the first sophomore class to furnish the S. C. A. with its president and treasurer. In the first part of our junior year we took another first by having all four S. C. A. officers, members of our class. We became the first sophomore class to take part in the Junior-Senior Prom and the only class to attend three different proms. Most of our first year at Glen Allen was spent getting used to the place. It was quite different from Dumbarton, or Ridge, or Short Pump, or Longdale. At first, the upperclassmen regarded us as some strange new type of creature that inhabited the little red ‘chicken coop’ behind the main building. Perhaps they envied us just a little bit, too. We had an unexpected holiday for the first week of school while work on the annex was being completed. Pretty soon we settled down and found that we were a part of Glen Allen. One of the outstanding features of ihat year was G. A.’s undefeated, untied, and unscored on football team. Then came our freshman year. Who can forget the grand and glorious Freshman Party? The gym was decorated as a circus midway and the refreshments were peanuts, candy apples, and pink lemonade. Equally well remembered is the big pep rally before the Highland Springs game, with a dummy dressed like Nimon hanging from ihe water tower. And before we knew it, we were sopho- mores. We began taking part in more and more extracurricular activities. Sophomores represented Glen Allen on the athletic field and in the literary contests as well. We also began holding offices in the SCA and other student organizations. That was the year we saw the Panthers lose their first and only football game while we were at Glen Allen, a 20-0 decision to Highland Springs. The Panthers won the district basketball tournament and advanced to the finals in the state meet at Roanoke before being downed by Norton. G. A. also won the state championship for debating. In May of that year, seven sophomores were tapped into the newly organized Glen Allen chapter of the Beta Club. September 8, 1948 caught up with us before we knew it, and we were juniors. Because of the small senior class, we held most of the important offices in school, from SCA president on down. One of the most memorable events of our junior year was the trip to Williamsburg by the history classes. Besides learning a great deal about colonial life, we had lots of fun. Our football team gave us another undefeated season and then went on to win the regional championship from Suffolk 19-0. A large number of juniors were among the Beta Club members who aitended the state convention at Roanoke in March. A group of junior girls planned and directed May Day. And then the magic day arrived when we were seniors! To us belonged the exclusive right of marching out the center aisle at the end of assemblies. We’ll long remember the sessions of Congress and the court trials in Mr. Johnson’s government classes. Another regional champion- ship and undefeated season was won by the football team. Who can forget the way the Panther five played basketball to upset favored James Monroe and Falmouth in the district 2 tournament at Randolph-Macon or the heart- breaking two-point loss to South Boston in the state meet. April brought us the literary contests and our third Prom. Before we knew it, it was May and time for the May Day festival. We chalked up another ‘first’ by being the first class in many years to have boys in the May Court. Now the time has come when our stay at Glen Allen is rapidly drawing to a close. May we always remember Glen Allen and cherish the memories of the years spent at our Alma Mater. [10} SENIORS JEAN DELORES ANTHONY “Jean” EDITH ANNE ATKINSON “Anne” RACHEL FRANCES BATES “Rachel” BARBARA LEE BAUGH “Bobbie” BARBARA ANN BECK “Barbara” CHRISTOPHER AUGUSTUS BOLTON, JR. “Chris” RACHEL INEZ BROACH “Rae” RICHARD SUTTON BUCK “Buck” tellit SENIORS CLYDE LYNWOOD BURTON, JR. uC PETER JEROME CERVARICH “Jerry” JEANETTE LAVON CHAPPELL “Niet” LEWIS EDWARD CHARLES “Guy” EDITH SELDEN CHICK “Chick” RALPH HILLIARD CLINARD, JR. “Ralph” ROGER ERNEST COMLEY “Roger” JOHN ROBERT CROSS “Bobby” {12} : SENIORS REUBEN FRANK DANIEL “Punchy” BARBARA FRANCES DOMINICK “Barbara” ELIZABETH ANNE DONAHUE “Anne” ANNIE BELLE DUDLEY “Annie” CAROLYN ANN DUKE “Carolyn” CHARLES MEDLIN FABER “Charlie” JACK CARTER FLOUNDERS “Jac” MILDRED FRANCES FLYNN “Millie” SENIORS NORMA JEAN FORD “Kid ROBERT TAZWELL FOSTER “Bobby” JOYCE ANNE FRALEY “Pinky” SHERWOOD RANDOLPH FROSTICK “Sherwood” JACK LEWIS FULTON Clack. BARBARA LEIGH GALASPIE “Babs” CHARLES EDWARD GALASPIE “Charlie” MARGARET HAIRE GALLOWAY “Margaret” blast SENIORS BARBARA JOAN GASSER “Bobbie” EVELYN ANN GIBSON “Evelyn” JOYCE LORETTA GIBSON “Joyce” PEGGY ANN GILLELAND “Pegs” BRUCE LARS GLENDENNING “Gleney” BETTY LOUISE GOODALL “Tooty” TAYLOR ALLEN GOOCH “Taylor” CHARLES MELVIN GROOME “Mel” [15 ] SENIORS JEFFRIES CLARENCE HALE “Jeff! WAYLAND ROYCE HAM, JR. “Billy” GEORGE HENRY HARRIS “George” ROWENA KARY HARRIS “Weenie” ROY CLEVELAND HARRIS “Dickie Bird’ GEORGE BINGHAM HEINING, JR. “Buddy” ANNA LOUISE HERTLESS “Anna” RICHARD EDWARD HOLLAND “Dick” [ 16 ] SENIORS WILLIAM HERMAN HOLLIDAY “Bill” CLARENCE ANTHONY HOLZBACK “Clarence” SARAH FRANCES HOLZBACK “Sally” SARAH MILDRED HOOVER “Sarah” JEANETTE LEE HOUSTON “Nette”’ EMILY RAE HUDSON “Emily” CARROLL THORNTON HUGHES “Carroll” EDWARD WARE HURLEY MEd’ Pita SENIORS JAMES ALBERT IMEL “Professor” RICHARD GROVER ISBELL “Richard” CHARLES RICHARD JOHNSON Chucks ROBERT MORGAN JOHNSON “Digger” JEAN ANN KELLEY “Kelley” ALBON MAN KENNEDY “Boo” JOHN FORMOE KING “Johnny” ELLEANOR CAGE KOCH “Elleanor” LS] SENIORS JEANETTE VISTA KUHN Nan LOIS MARIE. LINGERFELT moses WILLIAM ANDREW LLOYD “Billy” LESIERSLCEsLLOYD “lee” MARGARET WILLIAMS LOWE “Margaret” NORMAN LUKHARD “Cotton” RUTH MARIAN MARKERT “Ruth” JANE CARSON McALLISTER “Janie” [19] SENIORS MAUDE UDELL McCANN “Maude” FLEMING MOSLEY McMULLIN, JR. “Mack” KENNETH EUGENE MILLS “Kenny” PATRICIA ANNE MOORE “Pat”! PETTUS HUDSON NUCKOLS “Hudson” NANCY ELLEN OWENS “Nancy” CHARLES EDWARD PAGE, JR. “Satchel Page” DANIEL TURMAN PAJCHAK “Boone” [ 20 } SENIORS CHESTER FRANKLIN PHILLIPS “Chet” JANE ELIZABETH PILLOW “Janie” DORIS MAE PRICE “Doris Mae” OLIVER JACKSON PRUITT “Jack” HAZEL DARE RADA “Butch” SUZANNE WHITE REARDON “Susie” RICHARD LEE RELYEA Dicks PATRICIA ANN REPINE “Dat” [21] SENIORS ERNEST GARLAND ROBERTSON “Robbie” COLEMAN COPERS ROBINS, JR. “Slim” BEVERLY ANN ROGERS “Bey” VERNELLE PERNIECE SATTERWHITE “Nellie” MARLENE LOUISE SCHMIDT “Schmoo” ROY TEMPLE SIDDONS, JR. “Junie” DONALD LEE SMITH “Duck” VIVIAN MARJORIE SMITH “Mee”! [ 22 ] SENIORS ROBERT KENNETH SMITH “Bob” VIRGINIA ANN STARKE “Ginny” ALICE LOUISE STELLS “Alice” ANNIE LAURIE STEPHENS “Annie Laurie” CATHERINE ELIZABETH STEWART Aldine JAMES BYRD STEWARTSON “Jimmy” MITCHELL SINGLETON STOVAL “Mitchell” FLORENCE KUPER SUTTON “Billy” [ 23 } SENIORS CHARLES WILLIAM TALLEY “Boo” JOSEPHINE GAY TERRELL “Gay” PEGGY ANN THACKER “Floptop” WILLIAM JAMES THACKER “Billy” JERRY FRANCES THOMPSON “Jerry” SHIRLEY MAE TILLER play. GEORGE WILSON TINSLEY “Wilson” JOHN THOMAS TODD “Johnny” [24 } SENIORS CHARLES LEWIS TOOMBS “Charlie” FREEMAN LEE TOMLINSON “Freeman” HELEN CHRISTINE TOOMBS “Helen” JEAN GLENACE TOOMBS “liza” SHIRLEY MAE TYLER “Shirley” KENNETH ASHTON VAUGHAN “Kenny” PHYLLISS ANNE VAUGHAN “Phil” ANN LEVERN WADE “Baby Doll” [25 ] SENIORS RUTH GLENWOOD WAGNER “Ruth” KAY P ENDLETON WALKER “Kay” STUART MELVILLE WATERS “Stuart” MARJORIE LOWE WEAKLY “Marjorie” MARGARET CATHERINE WILBER “Margaret” RANDOLPH BEACHAM WORRELL “Peanut” NANCY MARYE WRIGHT “Nancy” [ 26 } Bill and Catherine best Looking Hazel and Ted Most Popular | Wilson and Jeanette 6. Biggest Flirts Boo and Catherine Best Dressed es Doris Mae and freeman bE Best Dancers Bobby — a, ost Likely fo Succeed Frank and Sarah Most Bashtul _ Billy and Sue Cutest Couple x ogerand Jeanette Wittiest | _ Barbara and Bobby Most Studious Virgin ia and Ted Best Athletes Vhiwee AVA aie {Testament We, the undersigned, have this day, the first of June, nineteen hundred and fifty collected those of our possessions which we esteem most dear; and being of steady hand, but doubtful mind do hereby will and bequeath them to our fellow students, beloved faculty members, and friends, with specific instructions, that they use them to the greatest service and to the best of their ability. Phylliss Vaughn leaves her stupidity to James Swann. |, Jane McAllister, hereby bequeath my job of helping Chester Phillips and Julian Saunders sell milk at third lunch period to Sally Nieder- mayer. |, Barbara Gasser, leave my fifth and sixth period study halls to all of the Junior dreamers. Betty Goodall leaves to Nancy Atkinson all the English homework papers that Miss Kelly didn’t take up. Louise Hertless leaves her sympathy to next year’s Bookkeeping II Class. |, Pat Moore, leave my crusade against the Rebels to some poor Yankee underclassman. Nancy Wright leaves Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Tennyson to next year’s English IV Class. |, Ed Hurley, being run down and overworked, do hereby will my knowledge of the public address system and motion picture projects to some unsuspecting lowerclassman. Gay Terrell leaves her freckles to “Specks” Todd. Charles Galaspie leaves his radio equipment to Olin Jones. !, Jeanette Kuhn, will my flirty ways to any of the bashful freshman girls who need them. Lois Lingerfelt leaves her seat on the Richmond- Ashland Bus to any senior who may work next year. |, Carolyn Duke, leave the problem of unpaid ads and an insufficient balance in the treasury to next year’s Panthianette Business Manager. Maude McCann wills her quiet ways to Cora Alice Somerville. Barbara Dominick wills her straight “A‘s” in shorthand to Jean Edwards and her interest in the F. H. A. to Bobby Jo Fulton. _ |, Rachel Broach, will my short hair to Jean Thompson. Dick Relyea leaves his French vocabulary to Miss Farmer. Margaret Wilber bequeaths her French book to one of Miss Farmer’s little cherubs for a suc- cessful year. |, Ann Wade, leave to Glen Allen High School an O. K. M. B. B. stamping machine. Ann Fraley and Jack Fulton leave their space in the hall outside of Mrs. Sadler’s room to Bobby Stewardson and Nancy Franklin. Jerry Thompson wills her nickname “Irma” to Mr. Johnson’s future victims. [30 } Shirley Tiller bequeaths her wicked eyebrow to all the flirtatious girls in the Junior class. Bobby Foster bequeaths his seat on Bus 25 to Joan Newcomb. |, Jean Anthony, leave my permanent position in 106 to any unfortunate junior. Jeff Hale wills his knowledge of Parliamentary Procedure to Harmon Merriit. |, Jac Flounders, will my conceit and dry sense of humor to George Grammer. Billy Ham leaves his position as cafeteria cashier to Dennis Tompkins. Freeman Tomlinson bequeaths his ability to dance to Cary Fitzgerald. |, Clarence Hoizback, leave Pat in the care of Paul David Stotts. Carroll Hughes leaves his knowledge of year- book work to next year’s editor. Kay Walker bequeaths his “sunshine smile” in the morning to Lee Harris. I, John Todd, will my acting ability to Mac Bradshaw. Ralph Clinard is leaving his nice looking clothes to the Junior boys. Hudson Nuckols bequeaths his quietness to the loudest boy in the Junior Class. I, Vernelle Satierwhite, leave all of my short- hand pencils to Betty Lou Griggs. Albon Kennedy bequeaths his teasing manner for some Junior boy. Jean Ford leaves her lunch to Coach Gasser who always seems hungry. Lee Lloyd leaves his position as stage manager to someone who wishes to help Mr. Johnson. Edith Chick bequeaths her seat in Congress to Ruby Mae Burnette. Jane Pillow wills her act of blushing to any forward Junior girl. |, Richard Isbell, will my “Chevy” to Howard Trice. Charles Talley leaves his singing ability to Robert Fulton. Jimmy Stewartson wishes to leave his red hair to Johnny Moody. I, Donald Smith, bequeath my wavy hair to Charles Brandmahl. Julian Saunders wills his noise in English class to David Adams. |, Ernest Robertson, leave my shoulders to Tommy Ruffin. Chester Phillips leaves bus 50 to ihe school. |, Beverly Rogers, will my Yankee accent to some Junior with a slow, southern drawl. Marlene Schmidt leaves her dramatic ability to some future G. A. actress. Catherine Stewart wills her megaphone to “Sissy” Zimmerman. Roy Harris leaves his ability to speak with ease before a crowd to next year’s speech class. |, Danny Pajchak, leave my “short naps” to any tired Junior. Jeanette Chappell bequeaths her turn to clean the typewriters to next year’s Office Practice Class. Mildred Flynn leaves her job as library assistant to any willing Junior. Nancy Owens bequeaths all the unused copy for the front page of the “Panthianette” to next year’s News Editor. |, Peggy Thacker, will my height to the future basketball star. |, Barbara Baugh, leave my typewriter to any- one in Typing Il next year. Virginia Starke leaves her captaincy of the team to Georgette Puryear, and her jokes to Don Smith. Vivian Smith leaves her height (5’ 12”) to “Pea- nut Utley” (6’ 4”). I, C. L. Burton, leave my hardships, troubles, and good times to my brother, Robert, upon his arrival at Glen Allen next year. Peggy Gilleland leaves her good grades and ability to get along with others to everybody at Glen Allen. |, Coleman Robins, leave part of my weight to hold old G. A. down. Margaret Lowe leaves her small desk in Miss Kelly’s room to any midget in the Junior class. |, Elleanor Koch, hereby bequeath my position as forward on the basketball team to Ann Dukes. Emily Hudson leaves her yodeling voice to some Junior who can’t carry a tune. |, Bill Holliday, hereby will my “crew cut” to anyone interested. Also, French Il to Miss Farmer. Hazel Dare Rada leaves her winning smile and personality to our next head-cheerleader. Wilson Tinsley will leave his football knowledge to David McCarthy. |, Alice Stells, will my height to Billy DuVal, and my slow walk to Virginia Darhanian. Roy Siddons and Shirley Tyler leave two empty seats in the “lovers’ corner,” to Mr. Johnson. Chris Bolton bequeaths his big blue eyes to Charlie Pollard. |, Barbara Galaspie, will my two grey hairs from worrying over Shorthand | to Margaret Graves, and my “big mirror” to the Junior class, and hope that they use it as much as we did. Bruce Glendenning’s only wish is to le ave this school. Frank Daniel bequeaths his manly physique to Joel Burton. {31} |, Sue Reardon, leave Billy Thacker in the care Ole Jou Charlie Toombs is leaving all of his wise cracks to Mr. R. B. Johnson. George Heinig is leaving his ‘‘eye-specks” to the next bookkeeping class. |, Ruth Wagner, leave my false tooth to the cafeteria. Randolph Worrell is leaving his old car to all boys who miss the school bus. Ted Page is willing his basketball ability to Thomas Christoph. |, George Henry Harris, leave all my smartness in Government Class to Preston Campbell. Bobby Cross and Rowena Harris leave their newspaper headaches to anybody who'll have them. Jean Kelley leaves her reducing method to the fattest girl in the Junior class. Ann Donahue and William Lloyd leave their corner in the hall to Barbara Mays and Hugh Johnson. |, Robert McCullough, bequeath my power of concentration to Hillsman Wallace. Ruth Market leaves her place and property manager to Cary Fitzgerald. Fleming McMullin wills his ‘flying-feet’” for track to Hugh Johnson. Billie Sutton wills her extra pounds to Herman Updike. Kenneth Mills is leaving his deep voice to the Eighth-Graders. Barbara Beck wills her magic hair tints to Mr. Jett. Jack Pruitt is leaving his “49” Ford Convertible to Billy Powers. Joyce Gibson leaves her perfect attendance record to Robert Fulton. |, Patsy Repine, bequeath my hair cut to Madeline Baldwin. Ann Atkinson leaves her knowledge in basket- ball to Barbara Wilkie. Doris Mae Price leaves her green shoes to Lee Harris. |, Robert Smith, will algebra to Miss Ayres. Rachel Bates wills her laziness to Milly Heath. I, Evelyn Gibson, will my long hair to Yvonne Ward. Edward Charles wills his shy manner toward girls to Don Smith. Richard Holland bequeaths his witty remarks to Ronald Jones. |, Richard Buck, leave my book knowledge to Donald Lloyd. James Imell leaves his seat in government class surrounded by girls to Alvin Preddy. |, Taylor Gooch, will my government book to Preston Campbell. Jean Toombs leaves her turn to clean the sew- ing room to Betty Jean Lauterbach. |, Roger Comley, leave to the most anemic looking boy in the Junior class exactly half of me. GLEN ALLEN © TWINS Dobby Jimmy Stewardson Margaret eMarjorie owe Ann Frances Deane Betty G6 Billie Flint Darbara Betty Wilke Virginia Alma J onew Preston Otha Campbell aes JUNIOR COUNCIL Seated: Colleen Focht, Don Warner, Treasurer, Madeline Baldwin, Vice-President, Cary Fitzgerald, President, Yvonne Ward, Secretary, Milly Heath. Standing: Florence Thomas, George Grammer, Dorothy Bell. The al UNLOTS [33 ] LANDORA BARDEN NANCY BAUGHAN EDNA BECKER DOROTHY BELL EMILY BERRIOS STEVE BETTON NINA BOWMAN MAC BRADSHAW CHARLES BRANDMAHL JUNIORS DAVID ADAMS REESE ANDERSON NANCY ATKINSON GERALD AYERS HANNAH BAKER MADELINE BALDWIN [34 ] JUNIORS CHARLOTTE BROOKS ROBERT BROOKS EDITH BROWN DOROTHY BROWNING RUBY BURNETT JOEL BURTON [35 ] LEONARD BURTON PRESTON CAMPBELL LEONA CECCHINI ETTA CHAPPELL THOMAS CHRISTOPH MARIO CIRILLO CECIL CORNWELL HENRY COSBY BARBARA CRAMER JEAN EDWARDS ROLAND EVANS BARBARA FLETCHER JIM FINCH COLLEEN FOCHT NANCY FRANKLIN BOBBIE FULTON LAWRENCE GARNETT JOYCE GIBBS [36 ] JUNIORS HOWARD DALTON MAYNARD DALTON CHARLES DAVIS LAWRENCE DESCHAMPS MILDRED DEVILBISS JOAN DICKEN JUNIORS ALAYNE GIBSON ANN GOGGIN SALLY GOULD GEORGE GRAMMER MARGARET GRAVES BETTY GRIGG re ELANOR HADDON ERNEST HALL FRANCES HALL SHIRLEY HALL EARL HARPER JANIE HARPER JAMES HARRIS JESSIE HARRIS LEE HARRIS SHIRLEY HOWELL EDWARD JACKSON ROBERT JENKINS ALMA JONES RONALD JONES VIRGINIA JONES RUBY KEETON ERNEST KELLY EUGENE KELLY [ 38 ] JUNIORS MILLY HEATH BILLY HERTLESS PHYLISS HODGES YATES HOLLEMAN DAVID HOLZBACH FRANCES HOWARD JUNIORS WILLIAM KELLY JUNE KINSEY FRANCES LAYNE MARGARET LEADBETTER BETTY ANNE LEE DONALD LLOYD [39 } MARGARET LOWE BRYAN LUCAS LOIS LUCAS CHARLOTTE McDEARMAN LOUISE MEHARG ROBERT MERCIER HARMON MERRITT JANET MILLER JOHN MOODY REGINALD POTEAT ALVIN PREDDY JIMMY PRICE GEORGETTE PURYEAR PEGGY ROBERTSON ELOISE ROBINSON SHIRLEY SATTERWHITE RALPH SCOTT LOUISE SCKINTO [ 40 ] JUNIORS HERMAN PERKS SYLVIA PETERSON PAUL PHIFER NANCY PHILLIPS CHARLES POLLARD JACK POLLARD JUNIORS BARBARA SHEPPARD DON SMITH JANET SMITH JOHN SMITH BOBBY STEWARDSON HAROLD STONE JAMES SWANN MAURICE THACKER FLORENCE THOMAS MARIAN THROCKMORTON CARLTON TINSLEY MARIE TREXLER HOWARD TRICE JUNE TURNER HERMAN UPDIKE HILLSMAN WALLACE LA EDITH WICKHAM MARY WILLIS VERNELLE WILLIS BILL WINFREY CHARLOTTE WOOD JAYNE WRIGHT BETTY WYATT DOROTHY YANCEY BRITT YARRINGTON JO ANN YEATTS JUNIORS YVONNE WARD DON WARNER MARGIE WELSTED FRANK WEST ROBERT WHITE JACK WHITEHURST SOPHOMORES First Row: HARRY ARNOLD, PATRICIA ASHER, JEAN AYERS, THELMA BAILEY, JEAN BALDWIN. Second Row: THOMAS BARKER, IDA BATES, LJCILLE BAUGHAN, NANCY BAUGHAN, CHARLES BEDDOW. Third Row: DONALD BETTIS, MERRILL BOWLES, PEGGY BRAGG, MAURICE BROCK, NANCY BROYLES. Fourth Row: CATHERINE COLE, FRANK COOK, SHIRLEY CREWS, SHIRLEY CUMMINGS, WILLIAM DALEY. [ 43 } SOPHOMORES PEGGY DENNIS GERALDINE DUDLEY ANN DUKES PHYLLIS EDMONDS JOAN EGELKAMP SYBIL ELLEN EUNICE ELLIOTT CHARLES ENGLE JOANNE FAGLIE HENRY FAILING, JR. JEAN FALKENSTEIN JUNE FARMER EDWARD FLIPPEN THELMA FLYNN GRETNA FORD JEAN FRANKLIN RICHARD FRANKLIN WRAY FRANKLIN ROBERT GALASPIE FRANCIS GAREY GLORIA GAYLE MARY GOODE CORNELIA GOULD BETTY HAM SOPHOMORES First Row: BETTY HAMILTON, BARBARA HARRIS, BOBBY HARRIS, SPENCER HAZELWOOD, JR., RICHARD HELLER. Second Row: CATHERINE HENSHAW, ARLENE HOCKADAY, WILLIAM HOCKADAY, ALICE HOLLA- DAY, PATRICIA HUBBARD. Third Row: JOHNNY HUFFINS, JR., SHIRLEY HUGHES, BEVERLY HUGHSON, JANE HUNTER, ANNIE HURT. Fourth Row: BETTY JACKSON, HUGH JOHNSON, LENA JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOAN JONES. ior SOPHOMORES MARGARET JONES MARY KENDRICK WILLIAM KERR BETTY KIRBY SALLY KOCH TED LAKE, JR. BETTY LAUTERBACH GAIL LEONARD PATRICIA LLOYD TOM LLOYD DOUGLAS LOCKETT IRENE LUCAS LILLIAN LUKHARD MIRIAM LUKHARD ALBERT LUTTON DORIS MARKERT CLYDE MARTIN DONNA MASELES ROBERT MASON FRANCES MAYEUR BARBARA MAYS LOUIS McCLELLAN DOROTHY MELTON CHARLOTTE MILTZ SOPHOMORES First Row: SHIRLEY MITCHELL, ROY MOXLEY, JAMES MOYLE, BERNARD NASH, DELMAR NASH. Second Row: ROBERT NASH, LINWOOD NEAGLE, SALLY NIEDERMAYER, NORMAN NEGAARD, BILLY NELSON. Third Row: JOAN NEWCOMB, GWENDOLYN OBERG, MADELINE OLIVER, JOYCE OWEN, RUSSELL PARSLEY. Fourth Row: DOROTHY PAXTON, BETTY PEREGOY, MURIEL PERROSS, ANNE PHIFER, BETTY PHILLIPS. Rais SOPHOMORES CHARLES PICKELS JIMMY REPINE BETTY ROBINSON JACQUELINE ROBINSON SUE RUTHERFORD FRANK SANYOUR GRACE SAUNDERS JACK SAUNDERS JIMMY SCHMIDT GLORIA SHAW FRED SIRLES GERALDINE SMART AUBREY SMITH CLINTON SMITH WALLACE SMITH EDDIE SPROUSE HORACE STANCIL JANET STAPLES BETTY STEWART LOUISE STITZER LINWOOD STOTT BEVERLY STUCK DOROTHY TATE EVA TATE SOPHOMORES First Row: LUCY TATIAN, JAMES TAYLOR, JACQUELINE TELLER, JEAN THACKER, CECIL THOMAS, JR. Second Row: HARVEY THOMAS, IDA THOMPSON, HELEN TIBBS, LEMIRA TINSLEY, LAVERNE TOMPKINS. Third Row: ROSE TREXLER, HERMAN V. TRIMMER, JR., EUGENE UTLEY, Ill, ANN VOORHEES, ADNIE WALTON. Fourth Row: JIMMIE WEAVER, MARY WEIS, VERNON WELSTED, SHIRLEY WHITE, GRAHAM WICKHAM. [ 49 } [50 J SOPHOMORES ANNE WILCOX BARBARA WILKE BETTY WILKE JERRY WILKERSON ANDREW WILLIAMS AUDREY WILLIAMS JACK WILSON EDITH WOOD DICKIE WOODFIN MARY WOOLARD BOBBY WRIGHT MARY WRIGHT JEANNE YANCY HARRIET ZIMMERMAN FRESHMEN ROY ADAMS MYRTLE ALLEY LURLENE AMMONS BRADLEY ANDERSON BETTY AYERS SHIRLEY AYERS DONALD BARRETT HOWARD BEACH LORAN BEAM TONI BERRIOS BETTYE BICKERS JOHN BROADDUS JEAN BROCK MARY BROWN THOMAS BRUCE ROY BRYANT MERCER BURRUSS BETTY BURTON NOLLIE BYBEE ELAINE CAMPBELL CAROLYN CARNEAL CODRINGTON CARRINGTON CHARLES CARTER OLAN CARTER JOHN CHAMBERLIN ANN CHAPPELL MURIEL CHARLES LESLIE CHENAULT FRESHMEN MASON COLE WILLIAM COLE SUE CROSLEY ROBERT CROWDER JOHN CULLEY FRANK CUMMINGS SHIRLEY DALE VIRGINIA DARHANIAN PATRICIA DAVENPORT FRANCES DEAN TEMI DIAZ WILLIAM DUVAL PEGGY EDWARDS JACKIE ENRIGHT DAVID EVANS JOHN FAILING RALPH FIELDS SHIRLEY FLAMMIA BERNICE FLOYD HUGH FOSTER RICHARD FOWLER WILBUR FRANKLIN JUDY FRENCH JANET GENTLE KATHERINE GREEN KATHLENE GREER PATSY HADDON JEAN HALE FRESHMEN WILLIAM HALL RACHEL HARPER ANNA HARRIS JEANIE HARRIS BARBARA HART HARRIET HAYDON DEAN HEATH MAXINE HICKS SHIRLEY HICKS HUGH HILLIARD JOYCE HOBSON VERNELLE HOLMAN HAYWOOD HORD PHYLLIS HOWARD JAMES HOWISON BETTY JANE HUFFMAN MAMIE HUGHES RAMON INGERSOLL BARBARA JINKINS RICHARD JENKINS DONALD JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON WENDELL JOHNSON EDWARD JOLLY NELLIE JOHNSTON CHARLES JONES FAYE JONES GROVER JONES FRESHMEN AUDREY JORDAN GLENNIS KELLEY GARLAND KIRBY DANIEL KOCH JOSEPH KOCH LORETTA KUHN JUANITA LACY WILLIAM LADD KENNETH LASSITER EVELYN LAYNE PHYLLIS LAYNE DOUGLAS LLOYD EVELYN MACKLIN DONALD MAXWELL DAVID McCARTHY BILLY McLAUGHLIN GARLAND McMILLIAN JOYCE MABRY JUNE McGHEE HELEN MELTON JOHN MENZIES HOWARD MINOR KATHLENE MOUNT JANICE NEALE VIRGINIA NETTLES GEORGE NIEDERMAYER NANCY NUCKOLS WILLIAM PALMORE FRESHMEN PHYLLIS PAJCHAK JOHN PENNY MARIAN PEREGOY BARBARA PERROT CHARLES PETTIT WILLIAM PORTER MARTHA PROFFITT MARY LOU ROBERTSON EARL SAMUELS JEAN SANDERLIN BOBBY SANYOUR NORMA SCHAAF ELIZABETH SCOTT MARIAN SEAY JOYCE SEIGEL JOAN SHEARIN JAMES SHEPPERSON BILLY SIMS JERRY SIMS BETTY JO SPICER LEWIS STANLEY THOMAS STANSELL SHIRLEY STEWART ALMA STINSON CAROLINE STITZER DURWOOD STONE BARBARA STRINGER SHIRLEY TALBERT FRESHMEN SHIRLEY TANNER ROBERT TODD HARRY TOMLINSON DENNIS TOMPKINS ROBERT TOOMBS CHESLEY TREDWAY SHIRLEY TWEED BARBARA TYE SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD EDWARD VAUGHAN DAVID WARD SHIRLEY WELCHER JACQUELINE WHITE MARIE WHITE JEAN WITTEN WILLIAM WHITTEMORE ELDRIDGE WILLIAMS JOHAN WILLIS SHIRLEY WILLIS GALE WILSON BEVERLY WINGFIELD JEAN WOLF GALE WOODSON HORACE WORRELL BARBARA WYATT HOWARD WYATT HENRY ZAUN EULA ZIMMERMAN EIGHTH GRADE BARBARA ANDERSON EDWIN ANDERSON DONALD ATKINSON ELIZABETH AUTEN FRANCES AYERS CHRISTINE AYERS CATHERINE BACHE RAY BAGLEY ERNEST BALDWIN ROBERT BALDWIN PATRICIA BARDEN JEAN BARKEY WILLIAM BARTLEY FREDERICK BATES JACK BENDER FRANCES BERRY AUDREY BOATWRIGHT HARRISON BREEDEN CHRISTINE BROCK SUSAN BROWN JOHN BRUCE VIRGINIA BRUFFEY ELLIOT BUCHER BENNY BURTON JAMES BURTON JOHN BUTLER RAYMOND CARTER ROBERT CARTER THOMAS CARTER CHARLOTTE CHADWICK GLADYS CHAPMAN CARROLL CHILDRESS EIGHTH GRADE OCTAVIE CHILDRESS ARTHUR CLARKE JOSEPH COLOGNORI SARAH COMBS WILLIS CONNELL GRAHAM CORLEY ALFRED COX FRANCES CREWS DOROTHY DALEY ANN DEANE JEAN DEARING WILLIAM DENNIS VIRGINIA DICKEN BEVERLY DIETRICH FREDERICK DILL DIANE DOUTHAT DONALD DUKE SADIE DUKE WILLIAM DUNCAN MARJORIE DUNCUM LEWIS DURR MARY EARLE JOHN EFFORD EILEEN ELAM WILLIAM ELLEN TOMMY ENRIGHT JANE ENROUGHTY EDWARD EVANS MABLE EVANS EDWINA EVENSON EVELYN FLAMMIA BETTY FLINT EIGHTH GRADE BILLY FLINT NORMA FLIPPEN EMMETT FORD JERRY FORTUNE RIESA FRANK BARBARA FRANKLIN LILIA FRANKLIN LAWRENCE FRIEDHOFF WILLIAM GIBBS PHOEBE GOODE WILLIAM GOODFELLOW PAGE GORDON JOY GRAVELY JEANETTE GREEN SUZANNE HAASE CLARENCE HALL JAMES HALL JUNE HALL LOIS HALL MARGARET HALL MARILYN HANCOCK EARL HARDEE JANET HARDEE JENAVIE HARRELSON ARLENE HARRIS JOHN HARRIS MAYNARD HARRIS LEWIS HARRIS PATRICIA HART CHARLES HAWKINS BARBARA HAYS FRANK HERRING EIGHTH GRADE RICHARD HERTLESS PETER HESBACHER SAM HICKS SHIRLEY HOCKADAY GILBERT HOLMES MAURY HUBBARD THOMAS HUBBARD ROBERT HUFFINES CARLTON HUGHES SHIRLEY HUGHES MARTHA HUTCHINSON DONALD HYNDMAN WILLIAM JARVIS BEVERLY JENKINS GROVER JOHNSON MILDRED JOHNSON ROZELLE JOHNSON WEILAND JOHNSON DONALD JONES DONALD JONES JOHN JORSTED KITTY KELLY ERNEST KINSEY KENNETH KIRKLAND SUZANNE LACY PATSY LONG NORMA LUKHARD JAMES LUTTON SHURL MACKLIN DELORIAS MADDOX THEODORE MALBONE GWEN MALLORY EIGHTH GRADE ELEANOR MARTIN LEROY MARTIN SHIRLEY MARTIN GORDON MASTIN CONNIE MATLESS JULES MAYEUR JOAN McMILLIAN MARY McGUINN GUY MEEKS MARIE MELTON NANCY MELTON JERRY MILLER JOAN MONTGOMERY FRANCES NELSON FRANCES NEWCOMB FRANCES PALMORE KATHLEEN PARRIS SUMNER PATCH BETTY PEMBERTON NANCY PERKINS ALICE PERRY SHIRLEY PHILLIPS MARY POOLE CORNELIA PREDDY DAVID PROCTOR MARY PURYEAR WALKER RAGSDALE DANNY REARDON THOMAS REDFORD DAVID REID JAMES RICE CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON EIGHTH GRADE LILA ROBINSON HERBERT ROCKEY SALLY ROTHSCHILD EDWARD RUTHERFORD THELMA SALE BOBBIE SANDERFORD NAOMI SANDRIDGE HARRY SAUVAGER DAVID SCHAKEL SAM SCHAKEL SHIRLEY SCHAAF SAUL SCHULTZ DIANE SCHWARTZ BARBARA SHACKELFORD JOAN SHAW CLIFFORD SHOAF LESLIE SHELTON ROSELYN SHERMAN ROY SHORE GEORGE SHPIL JOYCE SIKKELEE KENNETH SKINNER SALLY SMITH THOMAS SMITH BARBARA SNEAD DOROTHY SNODDY CORA SOMERVILLE CHARLES SPICER PATRICIA STANLEY ELIZABETH STEVENSON JEANETTE STILLMAN LOYAL STUCK SHERWOOD SWIFT PATRICIA SWINSON WALTON SYDNOR EIGHTH GRADE WILLIAM TEACHEY LELAND TERRELL FAY THOMAS GEORGE TIPTON EDWIN TOONE WILLIAM TREDWAY MABLE TREXLER CARROLL TRICE BONNIE TUBBS ROSEMARIE VALDREGHI STUART WALLACE MASON WASH RANDEL WATERS ELSIE WEAVER BERNARD WEST JOHN WHITE SUZANNE WHITNEY THOMAS WHITTAKER HERBERT WICKHAM FRED WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIS DOROTHY WILTSHIRE REX WILTSHIRE NANCY WILTON EDNA WOOD WILFRED WOOD REGINA WOODSON VIRGINIA WOODSON VIRGINIA WOODSON EVELYN WYNN RAY YARRINGTON WENDELL YEATTS BOBBY YOUNG MARY ZAUN ie aa -. gine ew Ss SER RR Ro circa ig) RAK ies Organizations [ 65 J HARMON MERRITT HUGH JOHNSON COLLEEN FOCHT GEORGE GRAMMER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION S. C. A. INSTILLATION Officers of ‘48-49: Chester Phillips, Treasurer; Mildred DeVilbiss, Secretary; Jeffries Hale, President; Mr. Moody. Officers of ‘49-’50: Harmon Merritt, Hugh Johnson, Colleen Focht, George Grammer. [ 66 } THE SCA COUNCIL The Student Council of the Student Cooperative Association is the governing body of the student organization. The council is made up of the presi- dent, vice-president, secretary and treasurer elected by the student body; one representative from each homeroom; and the presidents of the Senior and Junior classes. The duties of this organization are varied. First row: Madeline Baldwin, Marlene Schmidt, Loretta Kuhn. Second row: Barbara Mays, Colleen Focht, Diane Douthat, Eleanor Martin, Nina Bowman, Mildred DeVilbiss, Jeff Hale, Harmon Merritt, Chester Phillips, Dorothy Melton, Madeline Oliver, Betty Pemberton, Virginia Woodson. Third row: Mr. Jett, Lawrence Willis, Donald Hyndman, Danny Reardon, Hazel Rada, Georgette Puryear, Sally Neidermayer, Margaret Wilber, Janet Gentle, David Evans, Dennis Tompkins, Louise Durr, Mrs. Cul- peper. Fourth row: Garland Kirby, Hugh Johnson, Jack Fulton, Cary Fitzgerald, Jerry Wilkinson, Bobby Cross, Don Warner, Bobby Sanyour. PEGGY GILLELAND President Beta Club First row: Carroll Hughes, Peggy Gilleland, Chester Phillips, Hazel Rada. Second row: Bobby Cross, Mildred DeVilbiss, Marlene Schmidt, Florence Thomas, Beverly Rogers, Sue Reardon, Doris Mae Price, Ralph Clinard. Third row: Robert Cross, Ted Page, Bill Thacker, Jeff Hale, Jack Fulion, Harmon Merritt, Don Warner, George Grammer. [ 68 } Ovill and Saroll Seated: Mrs. Osborne, Carolyn Duke, Bobby Cross, Margaret Galloway, Mrs. Culpeper. Standing: Pat Repine, Colleen Focht, Don Warner, Dorothy Bell, Nancy Owens, Carroll Hughes, Anne Fraley, Yvonne Ward, Ralph Clinard, Rowena Harris, Milly Heath. ROBERT CROSS President { 69 } CARROLL HUGHES Editor-in-Chief 1950 PANTHIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Left: Right: Center: CAROLYN DUKE JULIAN SAUNDERS SHIRLEY DALE JIM FINCH PATRICIA DAVENPORT STEVE BETTON ALICE STELLS BARBARA GALASPIE MILDRED FLYNN JEAN ANTHONY Bobby Sanyour, Thelma Flynn, Barbara Mays, Mildred Flynn, Mrs. Kirkland, Jeanette Houston, Mar- garet Galloway, Bobby Foster, Nina Bowman, Pat Moore, Yvonne Ward, Mildred DeVilbiss, Louise Meharg. BUSINESS STAFF First row: Catherine Stewart, Sarah Hoover. Second row: Anne Fraley, Virginia Starke, Jean Kelley, Mary Goode, Margaret Graves, Nina Bowman, Milly Heath. Third row: Georgette Puryear, Louise Hertless, Jack Fulton, Coleman Robins. Panthianetts ROWENA HARRIS Editor-in-Chief REPORTERS First row: Yvonn e Ward, Ann Goggin, Ann Lloyd, Dorothy Bell, Jean Anthony, Nancy Phillips. Second row: Ruby Burnette, Nancy Atkinson, Shirley Satterwhite, Emily Berrios, Jean Toombs, Margaret Wilber, Louise Meharg, Clyde Burton. Third row: Edward Flippen, Jac Flounders, Bruce Glendenning. — - essence THE STAFF Pat Repine, Feature Editor; Bobby Cross, Associate Editor; Rowena Harris, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Culpeper, Sponsor; Nancy Owens, News Manager; Don Warner, Circulation Manager; Carolyn Duke, Business Manager; Gail Leonard, Sports Editor. GLEE CLUB First row: Betty Phillips, Barbara Mays, Pat Repine, Rowena Harris, Arlene Hockaday, Lucy Tatian, Betty Lou Peregoy, June Kinsey, Peggy Bragg. Second row: Betty Kirby, Emily Berrios, Rachel Broach, Lawrence Garnett, Betty Robinson, Shirley Tyler, Kenneth Lassiter, Jean Falkenstein, Louise Hertless, Shirley Howell. Third row: Doris Mae Price, Ann Wade, Mildred Heath, Alice Stells, Norman Negaard, David Holzbach, Charles Talley, Jean Baldwin, Nancy Wright, Cornelia Gould, Mrs. Arrington. Fourth row: Peggy Thacker, Margaret Wilber, Jackie Robinson, Shirley Hughes, Jane McAllister, Mary Goode, Donna Maseles, Sarah Hoover, Catherine Cole, Dorothy Yancy, Landora Barden, Jeanette Huston, Peggy Dennis. EIGHTH and NINTH GRADE GLEE CLUB Miss Florence Tiller, Sponsor TIE eT Hn 4 F seen: 3 os Be: Whe Band Co 7ps First column: Walker Ragsdale, Jean Witten, Hugh Johnson, Kenneth Skinner, Otho Campbell, Eugene Utley. Second column: Nickey Lipe, Nancy Franklin, Nancy Wilton, Bill Holliday, Bob Jenkins. Third column: John Jorstad, Barbara Cramer, Peggy Robertson, Yates Holleman, Preston Campbell, Charles Davis. Absent: Bing Colognori, James Johnson, Randolph Worrell, George Neidermayer, John Bruce, Maynard Harris, Charlotte Brooks, Edward O’Brien. Mrs. Patricia Arrington, Sponsor. EDITH CHICK VIRGINIA STARKE President Secretary-Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERICA SECTION ONE First row: Tenny Lukhard, Sue Reardon, Gay Terrell, Gwendolyn O’Berg, Betty Jean Lauterbach. Second row: Helen Toombs, Shirley Cummings, Lurlene Ammons, Myrtle Alley, Mary Brown, Anne Voorhees, Colleen Focht. Third row: Jane Harper, Jean Toombs, Jean Ford, Ida Bates, Rose Trexler, Frances Dickens, Barbara Cramer, Pat Hubbard. SECTION TWO Left to right: Edith Chick, Ann Wade, Vivian Smith, Jessie Harris, Hanna Baker, Annie Belle Dudley, Dorothy Browning, Ann Flournoy, Margaret Leadbetter, Shirley Tyler. SECTION THREE First row: Joyce Gibson, Connie Burton, Bobbie Jo Fulton, Lena Johnson, Evelyn Macklin, Sue Rutherford. Second row: Dorothy Paxton, Jean Thacker, Phylliss Vaughan, Mary Weis, Harriett Zimmerman, Ann Brittle. Third row: Virginia Starke, Jean Ayres, Thelma Bailey, Jean Egelkamp, Gloria Shaw, Jean Kelley. Fourth row: Marian Throck- morton, Rachel Bates, Nancy Broyles, Lucille Baughan, Sally Gould, Ann Phifer, Barbara Dominick, Miss Howell, Ann Donahue. LIBRARY BILLY DALEY ANN DONAHUE VIVIAN SMITH LENA JOHNSON ANN PHIFER JEAN AYERS MARGARET WILBER BEVERLY HOUSTON BETTY HAM ASSISTANTS JACKIE TELLER MURIEL PERROSS LOIS LUCAS MILDRED FLYNN JEAN SANDERLIN JOAN JONES GLORIA GAYLE ANN DUKES PAT ASHER ANNA _ HARRIS BERNARD NASH AUDITORIUM PROGRAM COMMITTEE First row: Beverly Rogers, Shirley Tyler, Alma Stinson, George Grammer, Milly Heath, Ann Wade, Margaret Graves, Nina Bow- man. Second row: Betty Griggs, June Kinsey, Landora Barden, Sarah Hoover, Peagy Thacker, Mrs. Sadler, Miss Tiller, Kenneth Lassiter, Dorothy Bell, Earl Harper, Etta Chappel, Pat Moore, Ann Goggin, Jeanette Houston. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES First row: Patricia Stanley, John Broaddus, William Hockaday, Leslie Chenault, Clarence Hall. Second row: Patricia Barden, Evelyn Flammia, Norma Lukhard, Beverly Rogers, Betty Jackson, Margaret Hall, Beverly Dietrick, Betty Phyllips, Audrey Williams, Miss Morano. Third row: Eugene Crumpton, Muriel Perross, Vernelle Satterwhite, Frances Newcomb, Virginia Jones, Landora Barden, Betty Grigg, James Imel, Edna Becker, Barbara Baugh, Nancy Sander. Fourth row: Nancy Franklin, Anna Harris, Bernice Floyad, Jane Hunter, Ida Thompson, Shirley Crews, Wendell Johnson, Nancy Baughan, Barbara Wilke, Beverly Wingfield. ak [ 80 } 1? PHE “OONe FAREWELL CRUEL WORLD Director—Mrs. Sylvia Hall CHARACTERS: Sallie Lou Smith ... Nancy Owens Anabel Withers .. Jean Sanderlin Charlie Hunt ..... Donald Barrett AN EXCELLENT THING IN WOMEN Director—R. Bruce Johnson CHARACTERS: Dr. Vance........ Edward Hurley Dr. Taylor..._._.. Cary Fitzgerald The Girl.......... Beverly Rogers [ 82 ] Bae.) ROMANY CHI Director—Miss Katherine Earnest CHARACTERS: Gogd na Marlene Schmidt Carus Boraizm _,Harmon Merritt Cezar ..._... Charles Galaspie Metidiana _....._ . Jeanette Kuhn Jasper eee imerinch eA YS [83 ] ANTIC SPRING Director—R. Bruce Johnson CHARACTERS: Sam Ralph Clinard Roberti ee eee Jac Flounders Elbert Bobby Harris Blossom ..__ Hazel Rada Gwendolyn Peggy Gilleland THE SENIOR PLAY “ANOTHER SPRING” Director—Robert Bruce Johnson CHARACTERS: David: Lee Stites fan ep a eee ee John Todd Benjamin? Lee ay ee ee Edward Hurley Davide Gdrlisles MacISOn meena nn John Todd Washingtonm@rcwior cs Charles Galaspie Nancy Carlisle mes 5) any Se Marlene Schmidt Sugar OhnsOni a Jean Kelley NadneycAtlentig xi tek teeter or Marlene Schmidt MISSSREn CEL CS ieee Shirley Tiller Mrsx Carlisle: 06. Game ees ee ee Beverly Rogers Nelson Browning.................. Jac Flounders Mrst Allene: soe eee ee eee Beverly Rogers GaymStevensaum an enn ee eee Jeanette Kuhn Dr. Morden Roger Comley THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT BIEMBOLLIDAY Dat eee eee Ne Oe it Sk ....Wise Man CE ORGESCKRAMMER Mme near tem aes DAP ee ee Wise Man HARMONEMERRITI Meee tee et! i hoe Ce Wise Man SIRWBY CHEVD oe GR EO ee a er Mary DORAGERSTANC|| MMi eee et Cr ee Joseph PELERHESBAGHER MeO fe emey Shepherd MELVINILOR) MueMenUe arene Ma Dee Shepherd CoE LDURION Barrer tou oes ok EAS? BOLL Sos 200 oa Oe Re en a Fe Shepherd JEANETTE KUHN... «ssi! ee ies satire fiat. OM Angel MARLENEESCH MID IMIR Gate, ee ue ee Angel SPONSORS MISS TILLER MRS. EVERETT MRS. ARRINGTON [ 85 } Josephine Captain Corcoran THE OPERETTA “H. M.S. PINAFORE” Director -..........Mrs. Patricia Arrington CHARACTERS: Laura DuVal Buttercup Ann Rothschild Jim Finch ......Albert VanHorn Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B..... _....Wilson Tinsley Dick Deadeye _....Margaret Wilber Boatswain [ 86 } John Moody Shirley Adams Joyce Cobb Ann Crowder Gloria Gibson Challice Hayden ls ae MAY DAY FRANCES WILLIAMS Queen HELEN HARRISON Maid of Honor COURT ‘ Annie Lee Owen Ann Rothschild Janet Ryan Nancy Schermerhorn Mamie Shelton Marian Sheridan lvonia Tillman Joyce Tucker Joan Webster Geneva Welsted QUES [ 88 ] _ a RARE a Sigceet ee nities ca VARSITY CHEERLEADERS [92 } MRS. LOUISE SMITHER Varsity Sponsor VARSITY Front: Jean Falkenstein Hazel Rada Catherine Siewart Marlene Schmidt Back: Charlotte McDearman Peggy Gilleland Heath Rada Miriam Lukhard Sue Reardon Junior Varsity Cheerleaders he MRS. CONNIE STANLEY Junior Varsity Sponsor JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Shirley Flamia Virginia Darhanian Back: Eula Zimmerman Geraldine Dudley Jean Thacker Barbara Jenkins Sybil Ellen Harriet Zimmerman Mary Weis Betty Lou Peregory District and Regional Champions Again! For the second consecutive year the Glen Allen Panthers were crowned champions of District I] Group II. This gave us the right to play the District | winner for the Eastern Regional Title. This crown was also added to our laurels when we defeated Suffolk High School 19-0 in the Peanut City. The Panthers rolled through an eight game schedule undefeated in annexing the District crown. The victory in the playoff game made the Panther record for the past 6 years read 50 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. SCHEDULE Glenwallensr4.2 sien): boats eee aie ee ee 18 Benedictine “st... 2 ia, et ae 7 Glen tAllen oe os a ae 25 Manchester | 5: 2s ets wan pee eae See 6 Glen::-Alleni3 i eosin aie ee ae Ae cee ier 27 James: Monroe) o..0% ia, Sane ee ee 0 Glen; Allen SS. 2 .6.c sae toe ee ee 37 Falmouth |... ane Es, S92, ee a eee 6 GlenzAllen 2. os... c) al en, oe ete eee ae oe 2 enryaGicyatOcte!t) et eg EMG 0 GlenwAllen sy os 60) ara eo te oe 14 Highland ¢Springsi) se. ae ee 7 Glen “Allen: 20 220 et ue an eee eee 54 Culpeper’? 9A. fee. arte ocak ee 12 Glen;-Allenagesn tae Fee cates LO Fg ee 32 Chester ib...) tay: 5 )s ok owe celle, On eta Jere 0 Glen Allen From the look on these faces the Panthers must be winning. “To the victor belong the spoils.’”’ Thacker gets the ball. [94 ] K. VAUGHAN Tinsley, Dalton and Thacker Around End “All the way—52” Against Falmouth—Precision!! GLEN ALLEN 18—BENEDICTINE 7 Glen Allen made its bow into city competition for the first time. Our entrance was an auspicious one as we defeated the Cadets of Benedictine 18-7. The Panthers drew first blood early in the opening quarter on a pass from Wilson Tinsley to Charles Faber. A long pass from Rhoades to Pugh in the second period put the Cadets ahead 7-6 at half time. Two fourth period scores by Tinsley netted Glen Allen its opening victory 18-7. A stalwart defense placed by co-captain Billy Thacker, Sherwood Frostick, Kenny Vaughan, Robert Fulton and Duke Thacker held the Cadets to a net gain of 44 yards. Glen Allen co-captain Wilson Tinsley was the whole offensive show as he passed for 1 score and ran for the other two. GLEN ALLEN 25—MANCHESTER 6 Using a set of portable lights the Panthers played the first night game ever staged on the school field. Manchester became victim number two on our 1949 schedule as we rolled up a sluggish 25—6 victory. Jackson, Faber, Vaughan and Tinsley scored touchdowns for the Red and Blue. The team failed to exhibit the smooth functioning we saw in the Benedictine game but still had enough power to prevail over the Lancers of Manchester. : GLEN ALLEN 18—JAMES MONROE O Glen Allen evened its 10-year record with James Monroe at 5 and 5 when we trounced the Yellow Jackets 27-0 in Fredericksburg. On defense our team stopped the Monroe attack cold and did not allow the Jackets a firstdown during the third and fourth quarter play. Panther scores were tallied by Tinsley, who went over three times, and Ed Jackson who tallied on a pass from Charles Brandmahl. Frostick Leads—Clinard Follows!! Page Gains Against Suffolk!! [95 ] Panther’s Move by Air. Practice—We Love It!!! GLEN ALLEN 37—FALMOUTH 6 Glen Allen made its second trip to Fredericksburg and while there rolled to its fourth victory, achieved by walloping the Falmouth Indians 37-6. Long runs and well executed pass plays featured the Panther attack as the Red and Blue scored 3 times in each half. The entire Panther squad participated in this fray as the team prepped for its annual game with Highland Springs. GLEN ALLEN 14—HIGHLAND SPRINGS 7 The Panther team was not up to par for its annual clash with the Springers but managed to eke out a 14-7 victory. No doubt a three weeks lay off had caused the squad to lose some of its sharpness, for the club looked very ragged in the contest played before 6,500 fans in City Stadium. A poor first half saw the teams leave the field in a 7-7 deadlock with the Panther score coming on a 53-yard gallop by Tinsley. A stormy session in the dressing room returned the Red and Blue to tip top form for they held the Highlanders to minus yardage the second half and allowed them no first downs. We also managed to push over one touchdown in the 4th period to provide the margin of victory. This game was marked by its bruising style of play with some of the best tackling ever seen on the Stadium sod. Both teams played hard and rough football but the Panthers had just a shade better of the battle. GLEN ALLEN 54—CULPEPER 12 Playing before a sparse crowd of 1,500 in bitter cold weather the Red and Blue football machine blazed its way to its largest score of the season when they smashed Culpeper 54-12. There was action a-plenty as the team gave the fans some of the best football of the season. Every member of the Panther squad played in this contest and scores were tallied by Tinsley, Clinard, Trice, Dalton, Cristolph, Vaughan and Jackson. The Bruiser, Bruises!! Tinsley Scores!! [96 J Hit ‘Em High—Hit ‘Em Low! Quick Pass to Trice—T. D. GLEN ALLEN 32—CHESTER O Glen Allen closed its 1949 season by defeating Thomas Dale of Chester 32-0 in a game that decided the championship of District Il. Playing before a Thanksgiving morning crowd of 2,000 the Panthers showed they were ready for this one by taking the opening kickoff and driving 84 yards for the first score. Co-captain Tinsley bucked over and added the point to put the Red and Blue in front 7-0 in the first five minutes. From then on the Panthers com- pletely dominated play as the defense sparked by the outstanding linebacking of Boo Kennedy completely stymied the Winged-T of the Chester club. Feature of the game was a spine-tingling 55-yard run through a broken field by Kenny Vaughan. Key blocks by Ed Jackson, Jimmy Price, and Billy Thacker paved the way for “The Bruiser’’ to go all the way. ‘’Nasty’’ Powers became the first lineman to score this season when he scooped up a blocked Dale punt and carried it 32 yards into the end zone. GLEN ALLEN 19—SUFFOLK 0 This should be called the game of ‘seconds.’ For the second time we were crowned champions of District Il which for the second time gave us the right to play for the Eastern Regional Title. Going even further we met Suffolk, District | winner for the second time, and for the second time we defeated them by the score of 19-0. Co-captain Tinsley wore his famed “88” for the last time and scored every point as the Red and Blue won over the Red Raiders. Tinsley went 62 yards for tally number one, bucked two yards for number two and smashed through from three yards out to run his season total to 117 points, a new Glen Allen and Henrico County record. After the first quarter, line play led by Frostick, Fulton and Price completely bottled up the Red Raider attack and Glen Allen won handily. This victory brought the Eastern Regional Title to Glen Allen for—yep! You guessed it—the second time. Brandmahl Moves Against Raiders! 31-Check! Clinard Scores Again! Interference! Managers Seay and Cosby Relax. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL For the Baby Panthers it was the same old story—PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE—with but one opportunity to sport their wares. Arranging an adequate schedule for these future Panther players is a problem that our coaches find hard to overcome. However, this did not lessen the enthusiasm with which Coach Smith and_his proteges went at the task of building players for the varsity eleven. In their one contest the Jayvees crushed the Varina Bees” 33-0. The contest was played under the arcs at Varina and found Edwin Berryman, Charles Davis, Ray Chapman, Otha Campbell and a host of others in starring roles. Coach Smith and the entire Jayvee Squad deserve lots of credit for a job well done. We all know that when future Panther elevens are built they will be made from the boys who learned their football A-B-C’s on the Jayvee Squad. First row: Hugh Johnson, Bubba Garnette, Horace Worrell, Billy Palmore, George Niedermayer, Otha Camp- bell. Second row: Buddy Stotts, James Swann, Robert Galaspie, Donald Barrett, Edwin Berryman, David Adams. Third row: Edward O’Brien, Roy Moxley, John Smith, Raymond Chapman, Charles Pollard. Fourth row: Robert Brooks, Billy Whitemore, Ted Lake, Richard Buck, Maynard Dalton, Jackie Whitehurst. Fifth row: Stuart Smith, Coach; Charles Davis, William Kelley, Bill Holliday, Preston Campbell, Edward Flippen. Sixth row: Charlie Seay, Manager. First row: Edward Flippen, Jackie DesChamps, James Schmidt, Art Jenkins, James Swann, Otha Campbell, Cecil Cornwell, Mac Bradshaw. Second row: Preston Campbell, Hugh Johnson, Bill Holliday, Herman Trimmer, Joe Burton, Norman Lukhard, Charles Galaspie. Third row: Edward Jackson, John Moody, John Menzies, Fleming MacMullin, Frank Daniel, Earnest Robinson, Jack Flounders. Fourth row: Julian Saunders, Grover Johnson, Bobby Harris, Bill Dailey. Fifth row: Olin Jones, Mr. Watson, Charles Davis. TRACK TEAM JIMMY PRICE WILSON TINSLEY BILLY THACKER [99 ] BS 2 ee oe gee . 3 ee First row: Eddie Seay, Johnny Moody, Ralph Clinard, Ted Page, Boo Kennedy, Horace Stancil Paul Phifer. Second row: Johnny King, Thomas Christoph, Jimmie Harris, Charlie Faber, Marvin Swingle, Coach Miller. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Panthers copped their second title in district play this year when the basketball squad won the annual tournament held at Randolph-Macon. With a won-lost record of 11-6 the Panthers were seeded fourth in the tournament but the boys saved their best for last and won out by defeating Chester, James Monroe and Falmouth, 1949 winners. In the state playoff the Panthers were defeated in the opening round by South Boston 40-38 in a game that was decided in the last minute of play. GC,“ Axe porate ee 67 Spotsylvania ...... 25 GaAs We Sa eae 50 Chester s2., 31 GibAl eae 48 Highland Springs... 26 Gch Eee ee 43 Highland Springs... 34 G. A is ee 54 Ghesters) 5.- a 20 Ga ALAM ee 45 James Monroe...... 48 GitA pe ee OZ James Monroe. ... .36 CG TAR eee ees tee) Petersburg ......... 33 GicAhear ucla: 79 Ashicndens see GAA eee +) Falmouth eae 35 G. A oe 4.) Manchester ..... 23 GAD eee 35 Ashland sai e ee 24 G. A _. 40 Falmouth = eS GRALee eee 37, Varind se eee oo G. A FE Varindte =e ee 28 Gi Ac eee 35 Manchester ........ 36 G. A . 66 Spotsylvania ...... 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT GAG ete! Chester: 9 ¢e aee 16 GVA 2. e kee ae 40 Falmouth a3 ee OG G. A 38 James Monroe. 26 STATE TOURNAMENT GaAs) Aa eee 38 South Boston .._.... 40 {100} Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Second row: Bubba Garrett, Sherwood Frostick, James Hargrave, Henry Cosby, Coach Gasser. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year’s Jayvee Basketball Squad played a nine-game_ schedule. RECO if This was the most RD LOSt a. Meier: Spotsylvania Spotsylvania James Monroe James Monroe Ashland Ashland Falmouth Petersburg Watt's “All Stars’”’ J-V BASKETBALL First row: Billy Powers, Bobby Mercier, Charles Brandmahl, Eddie Sprouse. ba 7 Aa ™ fom 94 04 weed. LE few ambitious schedule ever played at Glen Allen and from: it we hope that the general caliber of our basketball players will improve. Not only did these boys benefit from the experience gained but they also aided the varsity in numerous practice scrimmages. Jayvee First row: Sue Rutherford Shirley Hall Peggy Gilliland Ann Dukes Second row: Loretta Kuhn Georgette Puryear Ann Atkinson Janet Gentle Virginia Starke (Capt.). . Eleanor Koch aS he OQQHOQHOOO Prprrrrr r GIRLS’ Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Forward Barbara Wilke Lillian Luchard Betty Phillips _. Third row: Tenny Luchard Ger WHE ne Kathleen Greer Katherine Cole Jackie Enright Thelma Flynn Connie Stanley 1950 SCHEDULE Highland Springs Chestersamy eo Manchester ...... ... V cringe eee Hiahland Springs Chester ee Thomas Jefferson Varina oe F Manchester VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Second row: Gail Woodson Carolyn Carneal Kitty Kelly Beverley Crews Nancy Baughan Maxine Hicks Joyce Peregoy Connie Stanley Jackie White Norma Luchard Judy French Shirley Ayers Mary Lee Puryear Kathleen Greer Marie White Cora Summerville 1950 SCHEDULE Manager Forward DISTRICT BASEBALL CHAMPIONS With a won-lost record of 11-1 the Glen Allen Panthers were crowned Baseball Champions of District Il. A victory by Culpeper over Fal- mouth High School made it possible for the Panthers to come home in front in the District race.’ Glen Allen’s only loss was to James Monroe in a nocturnal contest but they more than avenged this 5-4 defeat by crushing the Yellow Jackets 13-2 in a return contest. The pitching staff was paced by Jimmie Wright who won nine and lost none. John Gilbert won the other two victories. Others who saw action on the mound included Lewis Gilbert, Gerald Ayers and Donald Lloyd. The team usually took the field with Charles Faber behind the plate, Sherwood Frostick on first, Ted Page at second, Charles Brandmahl or Henry Failing at short, Wilson Tinsley at third, and in the outfield Coach Gasser depended on Jimmy Price, Edward Jackson, Howard Trice or Eddie Seay. Complete Squad Roster Lettermen: JIMMY WRIGHT CHARLES FABER TED PAGE SHERWOOD FROSTICK HOWARD TRICE JOHN GILBERT HENRY FAILING WILSON TINSLEY CHARLES BRANDMAHL JIMMY PRICE EDWARD JACKSON EDDIE SEAY Reserves: HOWARD DALTON GEORGE GRAMMER RAY CHAPMAN FRANK WEST GERALD AYERS DONALD LLOYD Managers: JACKIE WATTS WILLIAM KELLY PAUL PHIFER BILLY McCULLOUGH ATHLETIC COUNCIL First row: Coach Miller, Sue Reardon, Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Moody, Hazel Rada, Coach Gasser. Second row: Mr. Watson, Ted Page, Wilson Tinsley, Sherwood Frostick. MADELINE BALDWIN BARBARA JINKINS [105 } LAWRENCE GARNETT, Drum Major MARGARET JONES, Head Majorette PEGGY EDWARDS SENIOR DIRECTORY JEAN DELORES ANTHONY-R.F.D. No. 4, Woodman Road, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1; Personality Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Refreshment Committee for Prom 3; Auditorium Pro- gram Committee 3; Christmas Pageant 2. Ambition: To be a stenographer and marry Louis. EDITH ANNE ATKINSON—R.F.D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Id Be RACHEL FRANCES BATES—Glen Allen, Virginia—Choral Reading Club 1; F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. BARBARA LEZ BAUGH—6205 Clover Lane, Richmond, Virginia—Dramatic Club 1, 2; Red Cross Represen- tative 3, 4; Junior Class Representative 3. Ambition: To be a stenographer. BARBARA ANN BECK—R.F.D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Vir- ginia—Chess Club 3. Ambition: To finish school. CHRISTOPHER AUGUSTUS BOLTON, JR.—R.F.D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia—President Red Cross Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3. RACHEL INEZ BROACH—Greenwood Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club, Secretary 1; Concert 2; May Day 2, 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 3; Commencement Committee 4; Auditorium Programs 4. Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. CLYDE LYNWOOD BURTON, JR.—2514 Burnley Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Red Cross Committee 1; Christ- mas Pageant 4. Ambition: To be a construction engineer. PETER JEROME CERVARICH—4821 Morrison Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Bus Patrol 3. Ambition: To be an industrial engineer. JEANETTE LAVON CHAPPELL — Nuckols Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club 3; May Day 1; Personality Club 1; Christmas Pageant 2, 3. LEWIS EDWARD CHARLES—R.F.D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia—Ambition: To be an automobile mechanic. EDITH SELDON CHICK—R.F.D. No. 2, Greenwood Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—One Act Play 1; Personality Club, President 1; 4-H Club 2; Pep Club 2; F. H. A. 3, 4; President 4. Ambition: To get married. RALPH HILLIARD CLINARD, JR.—410 Norwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Homeroom Representative 1, 2; Vice-President of Freshman Class 1; Stunt Night 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; President of Junior Class 3; Sports Editor of Yearbook 3; State S. C. A. Convention Representative 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Football 3; Associate Editor of Yearbook 4; Varsity Football 4; Quill and Scroll 4; One Act Play 4. ROGER ERNEST COMLEY—1209 Forest Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Dramatic Club 3; Operetta 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To be a Hotel Manager. JOHN ROBERT CROSS—7820 Brook Road, Richmond, Virginia—Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor of Paper 3; Associate Editor 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; President of Beta Club 3; Language Club 1; Secretary of S. C. A. 3; Junior Varsity Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Dramatics 3; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; President of Quill and Scroll 4; President of Senior Class 4. Ambition: A career in Journalism. RUEBEN FRANK DANIEL—Mountain Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Ambition: To get Rich. BARBARA FRANCES DOMINICK—7 E. Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3. Ambition: To marry Otto. ELIZABETH ANNE DONAHUE—2613 Parkside Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—May Day 1; Personality Club 1; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Newspaper 2; S. C. A. Representative 2; Senior Class Party Committee 4. Ambition: To marry Billy and have a Buick. CAROLYN ANN DUKE—R.F.D. No. 12, Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1; Auditorium Program Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Subscription Editor 3; Newspaper Business Manager 4; P. T. A. Hostess 2; Civic Committee 2; Assembly Programs 2; Stunt Night 3; Decoration Committee for Sophomore Party 2; Refreshment Committee for Junior Party 3; Re- freshment Committee for Prom 3; Open House Com- mittee 2; Latin Play 1; Delegate to S. |. P. A. 4. Ambition: To be a Secretary. CHARLES MEDLIN FABER—R.F.D. No. 12, Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Virginia. JACK CARTER FLOUNDERS—R.F.D. No. 1, Mountain Road, Glen Allen, Virginia — Newspaper Club 1; Alternate Prose Reader 2; Sports Editor Newspaper 3; Contest Play 3; Dramatic Club 3; One Act Play A; Senior Play 4. MILDRED FRANCES FLYNN—R.F.D. No. 13, Skipwith Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 2; Social and Entertainment Committee Highland Springs 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 4; Red Cross Representative 2. Ambition: To be a Baptist Home Missionary. NORMA JEAN FORD—R.F.D. No. 1, Box 276, Kain Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club, T. J. 2; Glee Club 4; F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To get married. ROBERT TAZWELL FOSTER—2629 Maplewood Road, Richmond, Virginia—Onperetta 2; Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4. JOYCE ANNE FRALEY—R-F.D. No. 2, Rhode Island Avenue, Glen Allen, Virginia—Personality Club 1; May Day Committee 3; Yearbook staff 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; F. H. A. 4; Commencement Committee 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Ambition: To marry Jack and have a big mansion. SHERWOOD RANDOLPH FROSTICK—2402 Wedgewood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. JACK LEWIS FULTON—7010 Staunton Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Varsity Wrestling 1; Track 1; S.C. A. Representative 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4. Ambition: To be an electronic technician. BARBARA LEIGH GALASPIE—2612 Maplewood Road, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; Vice-Presi- dent F. H. A. 1: Glee Club 2; May Day 3; Refresh- ment Committee for Senior Party 4. Ambition: To become a professor’s wife. CHARLES EDWARD GALASPIE—2612 Maplewood Road, Richmond, Virainia—Electric Squad 2; Science Talent Search 3; Track 3, 4. Ambit'on: To be happy. [ 107 } SENIOR DIRECTORY MARGARET HAIRE GALLOWAY—1800 Hilliard Road, Richmond, Virginia—Bulletin Board Committee 1; Stunt Night 1; Dramatic Club 1; Vice-President Junior Class 3; Junior Representative 3; Representative to S. |. P. A. Convention 3; Operetta 3; Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook 3; Business Manager of Yearbook 4; Vice-President of Quill and Scroll 4. BARBARA JOAN GASSER—5405 Lakeside Avenue, Rich- mond 22, Virginia—Personality Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; Pep Club 3; Decoration Committee for Prom 3; Decoration Committee for Christmas Open House 3; __Usher for Commencement 3. EVELYN ANN GIBSON—Dumbarton Road, Dumbarton, Virginia—Personality Club 1, 2. Ambition: To be a receptionist for doctor. JOYCE LORETTA GIBSON—2113 Dumbarton Road, Dumbarton, Virginia — Pep Club 3; F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. PEGGY ANN GILLELAND—2128 Hilliard Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Var- sity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. Treasurer 2; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; May Day Chairman 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. BRUCE LARS GLENDENNING—2124 Ginter Street, Rich- mond 22, Virginia—Christmas Play 2. Ambition: To travel. BETTY LOUISE GOODALL—340 Norwood Avenue, Rich- mond 22, Virginia—Bulletin Board Committee 1; Operetta 2; F. H. A. 3; Glee Club 3. Ambition: To marry Earl. TAYLOR ALLEN GOOCH—R.F.D. No. 12, Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Virginia—Ambition: To run business for Father. CHARLES MELVIN GROOME-R.F.D. No. 12, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1; Stunt Night 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Band 3. Ambition: To be a musician. JEFFRIES CLARENCE HALE—5410 Smith Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Class President 1; Tax Registrar 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Latin | Play 1; Latin II Tournament 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. President 3, 4; International Relations Conference 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To be a math teacher. WAYLAND ROYCE HAM, JR.—2000 Foxcroft Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Cafeteria Cashier 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Bus Squad 4; Electric Squad 4; Library Assistant 4; Laboratory Assistant 4. Ambition: To be an electronic engineer. GEORGE HENRY HARRIS—3000 Lincoln Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. ROWENA KARY HARRIS—Route No. 4, Box 296, Rich- mond, Virginia. Ambition: To play music. GEORGE BINGHAN HEINING, JR.—6916 Vanderbilt Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. ANNA LO UISE HERTLESS—1015 Washington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—May Day 1; Business Staff of Yearbook 4. Ambition: To graduate. RICHARD EDWARD HOLLAND-—Staples Mill Road, Dum- barton, Virginia. Ambition: To get married. WILLIAM HERMAN HOLLIDAY—2410 Agra Drive, Laurel Dell, Virginia—Operetta 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 4; Band 3, 4. CLARENCE ANTHONY HOLZBACK — 2314 Burnley Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Red Cross Representa- tive 1; Stunt Night 2; Operetta 2; Yearbook Staff 3. SARAH FRANCES HOLZBACK—2114 Kent Street, Rich- mond, Virginia—Red Cross Representative 1; Glee Club 2; F. H. A. 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. SARAH MILDRED HOOVER—5628 Bloomingdale Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—May Day 1; Newspaper Reporter 3; Glee Club 4; Business Staff of Yearbook 4; As- sembly Program Committee 4. Ambition: To gradu- ate from High School. JEANETTE LEE HOUSTON—2107 Lennox Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Red Cross Representative 2; May Day 1; Dramatic Club 1; Chess Club 3; Assembly Pro- gram Committee 4; Business Staff of Yearbook 4. Ambition: To marry Page and be a housewife. EMILY RAE HUDSON—R.F.D. No. 1, Box 223, Broad Street Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 4; Dramatic Club 1; Secretary of 4-H Club 1, 4; Song Leader and President of 4-H Club 2, 3; Yearbook Club 2; Alternate Public Speaker 3; Civic Committee 3; Debate Team 4; Prose Reader 2. Ambition: To go to college. CARROLL THORNTON HUGHES—2100 Pine Tree Drive, Richmond, Virginia—Photographer of Yearbook 3; Editor of Yearbook 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD WARE HURLEY—R.F.D. No. 12, Wistar Road, Richmond, Virginia—One Act Play 1, 4; Library As- sistant 1, 2; Football Manager 1, 2; Literary Alter- nate Prose Reader 2; Civic Committee 3; Debate Team 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To become a lawyer. JAMES ALBERT IMEL—R.F.D. No. 2, Old Washington Highway, Glen Allen, Virginia—Red Cross Commit- tee 4. Ambition: To become a scientist. RICHARD GROVER ISBELL—R.F.D. No. 3, Old Wash- ington Highway, Glen Allen, Virginia. CHARLES RICHARD JOHNSON—8010 Maple Lane, Spottswood Park, Richmond, Virginia. ROBERT MORGAN JOHNSON—Greenwood Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Nominat- ing Committee 2; Football 3. Ambition: To get rich quick. JEAN ANN KELLEY R.F.D. No. 2, Washington Highway, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Senior Play 4; F. H. A. 4; Ambition: To obtain a “MRS” Degree. ALBON MAN KENNEDY—R-F.D. No. 12, Box 292, Rich- mond, Virginia—Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 84s Operetta 3; Stunt Night 2. Ambition: To get mar- ried and have a big house and a big car. JOHN FORMOE KING—5501 Monument Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Junior Varsity Football 3, 4; Track Team 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. ELEANOR CAGE KOCH—2120 Nelson Street, Richmond 22, Virginia—Stunt Night 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Bulletin Board Committee 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2; Refreshment Committee for Prom Phe Bh { 108 } SENIOR DIRECTORY JEANETTE VISTA KUHN—2302 Kenmore Road, Rich- mond 22, Virginia—Stunt Night 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 3; May Day 1; One Act Play 2, 3, 4; Contest Play 2, 3; Christmas Pageant 2, A; Talent Show 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To be an actress. LOIS MARIE LINGERFELT—836 Norwood Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Welfare Committee 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Yearbook Staff 3; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ANDREW LLOYD—Longdale Avenue, Route No. 2, Box 335, Glen Allen, Virginia—Operetta 22. 3; Junior Varsity Football 3. Ambition: To own a Buick. LESTER LEE LLOYD—Shady Grove Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Operetta 3; Prom 3; One Act Play 4; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To be an architect. MARGARET WILLIAMS LOWE-—Staples Mill Road, Route No. 4, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; F. H. A. 2, 3; Yearbook Club 3, 4; May Day 3. NORMAN LUKHARD—4920 Bethlehem Road, Richmond, Virginia—Junior Varsity Football 1, 2; Safety Patrol 3; Football 4; Track 4. Ambition: To be a coach. RUTH MARIAN MARKERT—R.F.D. No. 2, Glen Allen, Virginia—Personality Club 1; Choral Reading Club 2; Property Manager 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Costume Manager for One Act Play 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. JANE CARSON McALLISTER—7706 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, Virginia — Red Cross Representative 3; Operetta 3; Secretary of Assembly Program Commit- tee 3; Glee Club 4. Ambition: To be a laboratory technician. MAUDE UDELL McCANN—1907 Duquesne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 3. Ambition: To be a receptionist for a doctor. FLEMING MOSLEY McMULLIN, JR.—6206 Clover Lane, Richmond, Virginia—Track 3, 4. Ambition: To be a draftsman. KENNETH MILLS—Springfield Road, R.F.D. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia. PATRICIA ANNE MOORE—5206 Bloomingdale Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1; Camera Club 1; Auditorium Program Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. PETTUS HUDSON NUCKOLS—R.F.D. No. 2, Glen Allen, Virginia—Ambition: To be a railroad mail clerk. NANCY ELLEN OWENS—2109 Camille Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia—Stunt Night 1; Dramatic Club 1; Representative in Latin Il Tournament 2; Operetta 2; Glee Club 2; One Act Plays 2, 3; Newspaper Social Editor 3; Representative Prose Reader 3; Quill and Scroll 4; News Editor 4. CHARLES EDWARD PAGE, JR.—Laurel, Virginia—Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Ambition: Fate will tell. DANIEL TURMAN PAJACHAK—R.F.D. No. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia. Ambition: To be a radio repairman. CHESTER FRANKLIN PHILLIPS—R.F.D. No. 2, Three Chopt Road, Richmond 21, Virginia—Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class President 3; S. C. A. Treasurer 3, 4; Operetta 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To own and operate the biggest and best diesel tractor on the East Coast. JANE ELIZABETH PILLOW—R.F.D. No. 13, Box 346, Ridge Road, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Glubm lee 2. Junior Red Cross Committee 4; F. H. A. 4. DORIS MAE PRICE—7332 Hermitage Road, Richmond 28, Virginia—Dramatic Club 1; Stunt Night 1; May Day 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; News- paper Reporter 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To be a stenographer. OLIVER JACKSON PRUITT—R.F.D. No. 2, Richmond, Vir- ginia—Baseball 2. Ambition: To be a contractor. HAZEL DARE RADA—6202 Lakeside Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Vice- President Sophomore Class 2; Vice-President S. C. A. 2; President Pep Club 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Contest Play 3; One Act Play 4; Senior Play 4; May Day 3; May Queen 4; Secretary of Beta Club 4; Secretary of Senior Class 4. Ambition: To be a secretary and become a wife. SUZANNE WHITE REARDON—7608 Woodman Road, Richmond, Virginia—Dramatic Club 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; F. H. A. 4; Treasurer of Freshman Class 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Head Cheer- leader 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association 3; Student Council 3; May Day 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2; Pep Club 3; Secretary of Beta Club 3. Ambition: To be a medical secretary then get married. RICHARD LEE: RELYEA—1219 Forest Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—Library Club 3; French Tournament 3. Ambition: To be a doctor. PATRICIA ANN REPINE—2106 Boxwood Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Sports Editor of Newspaper 3; Fea- ture Editor 4; Basketball Manager 3; Quill and Scroll 4; One Act Play 4. Ambition: To be an X-Ray Technician. ERNEST GARLAND ROBERTSON—R.F.D. No. 3, Box 74A, Glen Allen, Virginia—Basketball 3; Football 4; Track 4. Ambition: To be an architect. COLEMAN COPERS ROBINS, JR.—2220 Hall Street, Richmond, Virginia—Chess Club 1; Latin Class Play 1; Homeroom Representative 1, 2; Operetta 2, 3; Newspaper Club 2; Civic Committee 2. Ambition: To be a college professor. BEVERLY ANN ROGERS—4922 Dollard Drive, Richmond, Virginia—Choral Reading Club 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Plays 2, 3, 4; Alternate Reader 2; Red Cross Committee 4. Am- bition: To be a nurse. VERNELLE BERNIECE SATTERWHITE—Laurel, Virginia— Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a sec- retary. MARLENE LOUISE SCHMIDT—2108 Oakwood Lane, Richmond, Virginia—Operetta 2, 3; S. C. A. 3, 4; One Act Play 3, 4; Contest Play 3; Senior Play 4; Beta Club 4; Cheerleader 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. [109 } SENIOR DIRECTORY ROY TEMPLE SIDDONS, JR.—2104 Pine Tree Drive, Richmond, Virginia. Ambition: Commercial Artist or Architect. DONALD LEE SMITH—R. F. D. No. 1, Hungary Springs Branch Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Safety Patrol 3. VIVIAN MARJORIE SMITH—1912 Hilliard Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Art Club 1; May Day 1, 2, 3; Stunt Night 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Play 1; Operetta 2, 3; Talent Show 2; F. H. A. 3, 4; District Parliamentarian for F. H. A. 4; Representative of Junior Class 3; Invitation Committee for Prom 3. ROBERT KENNETH SMITH—R.F.D. No. 13, Box 237A, Richmond, Virginia. Ambition: To get rich quickly. VIRGINIA ANN STARKE—6107 Hermitage Road, Rich- mond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club 3, 4. Ambition: To get a “MRS.” Degree. ALICE LOUISE STELLS—5519 Cottage Street, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 4; Auditorium Program Com- mittee 1, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Stunt Night Com- mittee 2; Yearbook Club 3, 4; May Day 3; Operetta 3. Ambition: To marry a Traveling Salesman and see the world. CATHERINE ELIZABETH STEWART—2715 Hilliard Road, Richmond, Virginia—Stunt Night 1; Homeroom Repre- sentative 1; Personality Club 1; Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 1; Bulletin Board Committee 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Yearbook Club 3, 4; Operetta 3; Basketball 3; Prompter for One Act Play 4. Ambition: To get through college. JAMES BYRD STEWARTSON—R.F.D. No. 12, Richmond, Virginia. Ambition: To graduate. MITCHELL SINGLETON STOVAL—1703 Harvard Road, Richmond, Virginia. FLORENCE KUPER SUTTON—R-F.D. No. 13, Box 166, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 4. CHARLES WILLIAM TALLEY—R. F. D. No. 4, Box 414, Richmond, Virginia. Ambition: To do Body and Fender Work. JO SEPHINE GAY TERRELL—Virginia Avenue, Biltmore, Glen Allen, Virginia—Christmas Play 2; Hostess for P. T. A. 2; Senior Council 4; Vice-President F. H. A. 4; Refreshment Committee Senior Party 4. Ambition: To be a Bookkeeper. PEGGY ANN THACKER—Woodman Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Decoration Committee for Prom 2; Operetta 3; Auditorium Program Com- mittee 4. Ambition: To graduate. WILLIAM JAMES THACKER—R.F.D. No. 2, Glen Allen, Virginia—Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Beta Club Snr: JERRY FRANCES THOMPSON — 1905 Hilliard Road, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; F. H. A. 2; Play 2; Glee Club 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. SHIRLEY MAE TILLER—R.F.D. No. 12, Box 266-F, Rich- mond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; 4-H Club Ihe Fe: Yearbook Staff 3, 4; F. H. A. 3; Senior Play 4. Ambition: To get married. GEORGE WILSON TINSLEY—R.F.D. No. 2, Greenwood Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Football 2, 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS TODD—110 Greencourt Road, R.F.D. No. 12, Richmond, Virginia—Senior Play 4; Christmas Pageant 4. Ambition: To become famous. FREEMAN LEE TOMLINSON—2104 Parkside Avenue, Richmond, Virginia—President S. C. A. 2; One Act Play 2; Student Council 2; Senior Council 4. Am- bition: To be a commercial artist. CHARLES LEWIS TOOMBS— Woodman Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Varsity Football 1, 3, 4; Junior Var- sity Football 2; Womanless Wedding Play 1. Ambition: To become a Stock Car Driver. HELEN CHRISTINE TOOMBS—R.F.D. No. 2,5 Boxe 30! Glen Allen, Virginia—Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 2; F. H. A. 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. JEAN GLENACE TOOMBS—R.F.D. No. 2, Box 33, Wood- man Road, Glen Allen, Virginia—Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 2; F. H. A. 4; Stunt Night 2. Ambition: To graduate. SHIRLEY MAE TYLER—3919 West Chatham Drive, Rich- mond, Virginia—Student Council 1; Dramatic Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; Auditorium Program Committee 4. Ambition: To be a typist. KENNETH ASHTON VAUGHAN—5318 Bloomingdale Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. PHYLLIS ANNE VAUGHAN—2117 Lennox Road, Rich- mond, Virginia. Ambition: To be a typist. ANN LEVERN WADE—Three Chopt Road, Route No. 2, Box 189, Richmond, Virginia—Glee Club 1, 4; Per- sonality Club 2; Pep Club 3; Chairman of Ways. Ambition: To be a secretary. RUTH GLENWOOD WAGNER—Route No. 127 Boxe573. Richmond, Virginia—Choral Reading Group 1; F. H. A. 3. Ambition: To be a doctor’s secretary. KAY PENDLETON WALKER—Route No. 4, Box 362, Rich- mond, Virginia—Junior Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2. STUART MELVILLE WATERS—Rockville Road, Route No. 1, Glen Allen, Virginia—Band 1; Baseball 4. MARJORIE LOWE WEEKLY—Route No. 12, Richmond, Virginia—Personality Club 1; F. H. A. 2, 3; Yearbook Club 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. MARGARET CATHERINE WILBER—4307 Penick Road, Richmond, Virginia—Bulletin Board Committee 1; Sec- retary of Library Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; One Act Plays 1; Stunt Night 1, 2; Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3; Refreshment Committee for Freshman Party 1; May Day 1; Yearbook Club 2, 3; Operetta 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3; Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4; Art Editor 3; Talent Show 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Library Assistant 4. RANDOLPH BEACHAM WORRELL—2908 Putney Road, Richmond, Virginia—Music 1, 4. Ambition: A career in music. 4 NANCY MARYE WRIGHT—Route No. 12, Box 248, Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Virginia—Choral Read- ing Club 1; Glee Club 4. Ambition: To be an artist. i OoF “Che Panthian Srapp Takes this opporrunity to thank the business fiRMS and friends whose ads appear in this book. The Advertisements {111} Compliments of DICK PATCH Service and Grocery 8 HUNTON, VA. Compliments of ROCKEY’S LAUREL TAVERN DIAL 3-5736 NIGHT 4-1632 WELDALL WELDING CO. Acetylene and Electric Welding PORTABLE EQUIPMENT J. L. FULTON DIAL 3-5736 709 W. CARY ST. NIGHT 4-1632 RICHMOND, VA. ON U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 1, At SOLOMON’S STORE Phone 5-9809 Moore’s Service Store HOME REMEDIES SOUTHERN DAIRIES ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE Whitman and Hollingsworth Candies L. A. Niedemayer Bros. Painting and Decorating 2116 Kent Street Richmond 22, Va. Compliments of OWEN’S BARBER SHOP AT Greendale REAL ESTATE—LOANS—RENTALS A.D. SMITH CO.., Inc. REALTORS 14 NORTH SEVENTH ST. — TELEPHONE 2-9091 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA e EDWARD G. SCHULTHEIS RES. PHONE 4-2268 GAS SUPERIOR SERVICE OIL COLYER’S AUTO SERVICE RED RICHMOND BROAD STREET ROAD eZ) Compliments of HERMITAGE GROCERY DIAL 6-1305 THE LAUREL STORE Walton and Bradshaw, Proprietor Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Etc. PHONE 5-1675 WADE BROTHERS CLEANERS PAUL S. WADE RALPH A. MAGEE 5008 Lakeside DIAL 5-0410 DELIVERY SERVICE R. J. HOLT’S TEXACO SERVICE at GREENDALE | Expert Lubrication Wheel Balancing A Nice Place for Nice People Sanyours Restaurant 6939 Lakeside Ave. “HOT MEALS and SANDWICHES” Bertha Sanyours, Proprietor WE DELIVER — PHONE 5-9543 In the New Hub Center LAKESIDE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE 5319 Lakeside Ave. PHONE 6-6812 Greendale Service J. P. RAMSEUR RED) 2 Greendale, Va. GAS — OIL LUBRICATION PHONE 5-9679 McLAUGHLIN SHEET METAL WORKS ReE-Dieiz Greendale Phone 6-5717 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PDS f J. A. SANYOUR PLUMBING and HEATING REPAIR and NEW WORK 1215 Bellevue Ave. RICHMOND 22, VA. Office Phone Night Phone 4-989] 5-8466 Haywood Hall Service GENERAL AUTO TRUCK REPAIRING R.F.D. 12 At Greendale RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Lakeside Firestone Dealer Store, Inc. 5503 Lakeside Avenue Tires—Tubes—Batteries Home and Auto Supplies —Westinghouse Appliances— FREE DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 5-7584 PHONE 6-0592 GLEN ALLEN STORE E. L. ALLEN, Proprietor Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes Hay, Grain, Mill Feed Notions, Hardware, Etc. {114 } Richmond Dairy Company 314 N. Jefferson St. For The Best MILK ICE CREAM HIGHWAY CLEANERS Opposite Solomon’s Store U. S. Highway No. 1 Dial 84-2714 Compliments of A FRIEND TILMAN’S TEXACO SERVICE J. E. TILMAN 5218 Lakeside Ave. Phone 5-9797 GLEN ALLEN, VA. Phone 50F5 (Gud WILBER’S FLOWERS | 4307 PENICK ROAD Richmond, Virginia {115 } Bookkeeping and Tax Service A. P. WRIGHT 309 EAST MAIN STREET DIAL 7-9615 System — Supervision Service Dial 5-0305 Greendale Hardware Electric Appliances Norge Electrical Appliances Repairing DICK MAHLE SERVICE DOC’S GRILL Sundaes — Candy — Ice Cream Tobacco — Soft Drinks Etc. 6000 Hermitage Road Neighborhood — Delivery Lukhards Markets, Inc. 5418 Lakeside Avenue 2129 Bellevue Avenue 5802 Grove Avenue TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Finer Foods You Profit Here We Don’t Profiteer WILLEY DRUG CO. 1205 Bellevue Avenue Phone 5-4395 Community Barber Shop 6931 LAKESIDE AVE. HOURS: 8:00 til 6:30 Except Friday: 8:00 til 8:00 Compliments of The Hub Food Center Inc. 6919 LAKESIDE AVE. WE DELIVER PHONE 84-3241 THE FUTURE OF YOUR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Depends on How Much You Use The Bus Instead of Your Own Private Car. « Suburban Coach Co. The Mark of a Champion... WHEN a young man can face the business world with courage that he bucks a line in football, and can take the bumps that inevitably will come to him in business, and can keep his fighting spirit and keep smiling. . . then he has the mark of a champion. The world needs young men like this and the world will make way for them. The life insurance business needs such men, so why not prepare yourself for a career in the life insurance business. It’s a business of opportunity for young men of ambition and vision. HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Inc. HOME OFFICE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA {117 } Guaranteed Meats, Groceries Harris-Flippen Co., Inc. FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE 715 Main St. Phone 7-3019 Greendale Food Center | Athletic Supplies For Teams A or Individuals HUNTING FISHING “This is the place for you to shop— | EQUIPMENT TACKLE Tell all your friends so they can stop.” TRY e e Ford’s Service Station BALDUCCI’S Spaghetti At Lubrication — Tires — Batteries LAKESIDE GRILL Repairing — Welding PHONE 5-9610 ve Lakeside at Hilliard Road RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 5308 Lakeside Ave. Dial 6-3208 MAKE THE GOOD EARTH BETTER Virginia - Carolina Chemical Corporation RICHMOND, VIRGINIA [118 } Compliments of Thos. W. Moore FURNITURE 300-302 W. Broad St. PHONE 3-4703 Lawrence Hardware Company W. L. Lawrence and H. W. Knox Paints — Glass — Oils 5502 Lakeside Ave. PHONE 5-5940 Phil’s Market Greendale Member Richmond Food Stores WE DELIVER DIAL 6-6170 Hamthurne 's A GOOD DRUG STORE Corner Staples Mill Hilliard Roads Phone 5-1011 Richmond, Virginia G. A. STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME AT William’s 5¢ to $5 5505 Lakeside Ave. CONGRATULATIONS LAVIER HARDWARE Dial 6-0934 6923 Lakeside The Hub Shopping Center GREENDALE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling Specialized in FURNITURE HANDLING Staples Mill Road R.F.D. 12 DIAL 84-5789 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Newman Service Station AMOCO GAS and OIL 4201 W. Broad St. Phone 6-1607 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA WLIO: COMPLIMENTS OF LAKESIDE and HERMITAGE PHARMACIES SHOP 4-7211 HOME 6-0185 ESTABLISHED 1910 KEATON’S SAW FILING SERVICE Specializes in All Types of Saw Work M: Le HtbbardSon Inc. REALTORS BUILDERS - INSURANCE Dial 35-1503 692! LAKESIDE AVENUE Acetylene Crack Welding—Electric Brazing STAPLES MILL and HILLIARD ROADS R.F.D. No. 12 Richmond, Virginia RICHMOND 22, VIRGINIA H P MOTOR SERVICE WILTSHIRE’S GROCERY “In the Hub Shopping Center’ STAPLES MILL at HERMITAGE AMOCO GAS — WASHING GREASING — POLISHING YOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF MOTOR OIL WE DELIVER ACCESSORIES ® REPAIRS Toei Call oda to DIAL 6-9732 6941 LAKESIDE AVENUE {120 } ——————— Compliments of INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 7205 Washington Highway RICHMOND, VA. B. E. CROSLEY G. E. TIPTON 5-8769 5-3585 PATTERSON FOOD CENTER Fine Foods For Fine People— —Deliveries Twice Daily 5714 PATTERSON AVENUE PHONE 84-3274 Westwood Cleaners 4005 W. Broad Street Phone 5-6446 Richmond, Va. SOUTHERN BAR-B-Q 5100 LAKESIDE AVE. Good Home Cooked Food BREAKFAST PLATE LUNCHES—SOUP PIES—CAKES—ETC. Mrs. Elsie Purks, Proprietor Compliments of Sovelte Beauty Shop Greendale PHONE 84-3075 DIAL 2-2367 EXPERT REPAIRING Sloan’s Jewelers Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry - Luggage Musical Instruments 408 EAST BROAD STREET Richmond 19, Virginia MANNY WASSERMAN J. A. STARKE Plumbing and Heating Contractors OIL BURNERS — GAS FIRED BOILERS PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Dial 5-4684 1621 W. Broad HAZELL TRICE SERVICE STATION ee Phone 84-6211 —_ Phone 3-7230 4224 West Broad St. Belvidere Cary Sts. Anywhere... Anytime You Trust its Quality RICHMOND COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INCORPORATED When Chartering a Bus CALL VIRGINIA TOURS Richmond, Virginia PHONE 7-6234 LUXURY TRAVEL at ECONOMY RATES PLANNING FOR FUTURE SECURITY THOUSANDS of young men and women graduate from high schools through- out the land this June. Many of them look towards college educations and career opportunities which could not have been theirs except for life insurance purchased for them years ago by a loving parent or relative. Life insurance guarantees many other personal and family ambitions, too, and its ownership will bring you the same satisfaction and security it now provides millions in all walks of life. ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY FOUNDED 1900 Richmond, Virginia Our 50th Anniversary Year { 122 } WE DELIVER PHONE 6-2000 DARON’S MARKET QUALITY MEATS Plenty Parking Space Lakeside Auto Service General Auto Repairing and Painting Gas, Oil and Supplies 5302 Lakeside Ave. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA LONGDALE SERVICE And Grocery MEATS — GROCERIES AUTO SUPPLIES PETERS HARDWARE and PAINTS Washington Highway at Solomon’s Store R.F.D. 2 Glen Allen, Va. Dial 6-7112 “everything for the home” MASSEY BUILDERS’ SUPPLY CORP. 3700 W. Broad Street Richmond, Virginia PHONE 5-1738 or 5-8335 Cleaning HERMITAGE Preacin CLEANERS Ene “ 2 ete?’ ° Is 3° Ch 'e, Tc I BL I Pri 5412 Lakeside Ave. RICHMOND, VA. “OUR AIM IS YOUR DRY CLEANING SATISFACTION” For Delivery Service Phone 6-1711 Compliments of RALPH’S GREENDALE VIRGINIA Chick’s Appliance Co., Inc. G. E. APPLIANCES Service — Sales PHONE 4-1275 {123 } inte Wakefield G rill 2 Fried Chicken 3114 to 3124 W. Broad Street Gobs of Shoe String Potatoes Jug of Honey Hot Biscuits THE ONE AND ONLY PLACE IN Every Bite a Tender Delight RICHMOND SERVING WORLD’S $ 10 MOST FAMOUS Order CHICKEN “™ ROUGH OPEN WEEK DAYS—11:30 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. CLOSED MONDAY SUNDAY 11:30 A.M. to 12:00 MIDNIGHT ViREC NIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY ost S eve CTRICITY | ile g=8 fl xO) E is C Y Mm : {124} ALLEN S. TREVVETT Groceries — Notions Dry Goods — Hay Grain GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA Phone 50-F-3 Compliments of A FRIEND Lairds NURSERY Five Miles West of the City on Broad Street Road—Route 2 EVERGREENS, SHRUBS FLOWERS, TREES and ROSES WHOLESALE and RETAIL Patronize the LAKESIDE CLEANERS Serving LAKESIDE, GREENDALE, DUMBARTON and the CITY of RICHMOND DIAL 5-8859 6921 Lakeside Ave. In the Hub Center BEAUTY PARLOR . your hair is our specialty Come in and See Us In the Hub Center J. A. PURDIE, JR. SOLOMON’S STORE GROCERIES — MEATS GLEN ALLEN, VA. DIAL 116 Ask for 53-7 -2 Advertisers Who have helped make possible the 1950 PANTHIAN INVITATIONS CLASS RINGS ® CALLING CARDS CLUB PINS ® MEDALS AND TROPHIES CAPS AND GOWNS Walter B. Anderson L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY PRODUCTS 4111 KENSINGTON AVE. Richmond 21, Virginia {126 ] The Baughman Company Printers and lithographers PRINTERS OF The 1950 Panthian Phone 6-2391 Richmond, Virginia [127] AUTOGRAPHS {128 }