Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1947 volume:

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Entranczr to the Fairgroumlr 2. SCHOOL . . . A Birrlsqrr View Qf the Grounds 3. FACULTY . . . The Barkers 4. SENIORS .... . . Adult Spectators 5. HALL OF FAME . . . . Blue Rzfbbon lfVz'nnc'r.v 6. UNDERCLASSNIEN .... Iryfant Spectators 7. ACTIVITIES . . . . . Ozttstanding Events ry' tha B1g.S'lzow 8. IXTHLETICS . . . Fcat51y'Strengtlz i 1 PREVIEW OF THE FAIR edicution As Wiz APPROACII the great moment when we shall receive the diplomas which will he our tickets into the fairgrounds of life, we should think seriously ol' those whose efforts bought these tickets. 'We stop to give thought to the loyal guides who set our feet firmly on the merry-go-round of fortune, who have protected us from the rough jostling of the crowds, and urged us on to greater feats of strength and skill. So, as we pause at the entrance to the bewildering fair of life, we, the Class of 1947, earnestly wish to express our love and gratitude to those who have done so much and have so seldom received recognition-Our Parents. , 1 ENTRANCE TO THE FAIRGROUNDS .III.-SWE lg IIIIIIII,-Exam IIISSSIQ .I-,IIIQ K II I, IYII I V. III.- WI M xl IIN I I III III II -:. R .. ' . 1 K - 1 V ' m'5E,,.f 'Y M EH ww W K. f' 2 P' f YF '- ' ,,?,I,,,-Hgfq, Eiga-5MjIgcQ'fB.M1.fX? M' 'W ..,- If ,mf I. 'N .r T.-.. X5 ,. ---.' N 'M M -., W ,. 11. mv - H'-M N 1 - 1- M .M' -- WNEE.-WMV :Q-43 '. wwf! F E V '1 If 'JV .:.:21 .7 - 'H I' qi' .ffffyim Fez' ?f?fSflf1f.F.'s.5..ffv. 3 . - 5 -2 . . . . M f . - ' 22-'.-f- -if S W' L HWY' ., H: .:Q'm MW HV' fy -, 'qw'-M21 : ff, - H- fI,..5fE -g .Ma b M T. -f' 2 ' -1 'Q MMI'- ' EWQ-,..QIaI ,wWi,.,2gw,ef,ff MFFK. M 'I -ff fx. ,.- 6 X 3 . -' II -1 III-,M 21,-H 3,-N-A' ---f ME---QQ,-H. -xx .1 ' Mx-Vf.-QM. iw. L1 - ff- .W -3 ,MT-2 MM I. 2 , LN . 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S., Madison College ' rf wrsgawm H -m uaiym n sf N mv ,Q was as B 7.193-gil' N N575 -H B wWZB1W.,s2iiwgg- HN Q5 QSQE egg ,g4gfQgg Sf W N H ws B g?,H'm ss W-M It W ' ' H-qw Q - :Z xmiw ,uf wg H B M 5. we 2 QHSEEQSHHH-ifsgai W nS'nlnHY1:.E.MDiiP!D-IZ, :Q EE Q f-EvXg3mxEx1ib5hssE ,seimgwmia Assign 1 Q W E 5 W if E H EHWTE aa. . ..,3,gw,-K: migswggm 3 HSEJM H XM nm :E was 2 mms ss ms m ms- E my aw an IFE QS? mai an -Ewa E an wil .Q ms nm ms sms THE B- RKERS ss ss E an ,- sf QBNK8 Bm: mx -1 x nm mmm sis ,mn ms L f WG D swa 5 ,.++vwgf:a.4,, .W wawfnv .vwfda Y. W F- :fees 1 IA W v X H 1 ' v x I w Wm Q wi ? BN'30vii-' 5-ww ,M Q HJ ,, . K W Z . ,-H, laws x - v -1 F 'Fw ,w,L.,':1x ,W Wf- 4.531 1, W ww ,,sfQ,W 1M,.,1.,,,1 - 2-U N , . x-'W ' 'ffl wx ,X N Q4 x nm sm un l l LTY ERMA M. ADAh'lS VAIIGI-IN G. ADAMS EDWARD H. AMOS PIERBERT R. ANDERSON Eflgff'-Yll Iildfllflllllllhl' l?lIlll.l'lIifll! Arla' lndzlylrigl Am A, B., Mereclilh College A. ll., Ramiol lx-Macon W m' B. S., SI L I .'l'l l', H. S., S T. l - Cf ll lvl. A., Duke University gollegt' ll All sl 'l'uleclri0l3niwi:I'iiig'l BeIiiiiI7lji,elSl!iIii:t,gSIJli1, egg, ELIZABETH ASHBURN ALTA M. AYERS VIRGINIA BAKER MARY BALASCA Scifnn' Illalhfrrralzkx Englixlz and Social Sludirs PlIy.vI'ml Eclucalion A. B., Ranclogli-Maron Woman Q A. H.. Weslhamplun College B. S., Radford Stale 'l eac'hers B, S., Madison College ollegc College GENEVIEVE BALL CLARA BALLENGER LOUISE BELL MILDRED R. BINSTOCK Elenzznlagy Grades Store Service Eduralian Elementagw Grades Commercial B. S., Stonewall jackson College B. S., Richmond Professional Institute Fnrmville Slate Teachers College B. S., Universiry of Illinois WVilliam and Mary, Richmond I 12 ll FAC LTY JOAN KI. B1RMINGx-IAM ELLEN BLAKE LOUISE G. BLAKE SYBIL BOGOS Social Sh1rlin.v English Elermfulazfy Grad1r.r Scimwe B. A., Duke University A. B., Sweet Briar Cnllcge li. S., Mary VVashington College A. B., Randol h-lvfacon XVoman's M. A., Columbia University College EILEEN L. BOUSH A ANN BROCK MARY M. BURFOOT Lois CALLIS Home Ecorzomiar Science .flflalhemalicr Science ll. S., lvfary Washinglon College A. B., Ranclol h-Macon Woman's A- Bw Rand0IPh'MaC0n Vvomanqs B. S., Roanoke College College College lvl. A., Columbia University RAYMOND S. CASEY MARY L. CI-IAPPELL ANN CLARK HOWARD CLOONAN Phyxica! Edumtion zllalhenzalim Nlalhemalics Aleclzaniml Drawing B. P. E., Springfield College A. B., East Carolina Teachers B. S., Radford Stale Teachers Slate Teachers College, College College Oswego, New York rm ,.-1 o FAC LTY GENEVIEVE W. COLE VIRGINIA CREEKMAN ELIZABETH DABNEY HELEN E. DELONG Home Economics Art Englixlz Srrcin! .S'l111lizr.v B- S-1 Mfldisqn College- University of Minncsulzx A. B., Randolph-Macon VVuman's A. BI, Farmville State Teachers hi. A., Columbia University College College MARY LI. DUNCAN JESSIE FOWLER SUE R. GINGLES MARY L. GREGORY Social Studies Elemenlary Grades Social Sludicx Phynca! Erlucaiimz A. Il., College of VVilliaI'n and Mary Farmville Stale Teachers College A. B., Centre Collcgc B. S., Farmvillc State Teachers M. A., Indiana University College DONALD G. GRIFFIN MARGARET H.ANDEYSIDE LOUISE HARWELL SARA LEE HU'l'CHINGS Physfgalgidgffajofl and Ar! Elenzenlagz Grader French I A. B., Coucsjlilf vvilsigii and Mallyy B. A., Milwaigcggcigate Teachers Madison College A. B., VVesthampmn College l14l I I fl! 'J 252 Nil l. li XXV If iq .r LTY - I MARY D. JOHNSON Social Slurlim' A. B., WoInan's College of University of North Carolina M. A., University of North Carolina BALLARD KEEFE CATHERINE KEMP M. LOIS KIRKXN'OOD Indzlslrial Arla' Sciancr: Alallzenzalicx B. Su, Farmville Slate Teachers College A. B., N'VcslhzImpum College MARX' M. KIST MARY KNIGHT LALAH LINT ANNETTE LOESER Elg,,1mgmJ1 Gmflm English ll4t1lllE771dlI'C.!' Science Sl t T h C ll , B. S., M d' College . ' , .- '- B. S. Buffalo StatcTeachcrs Millecifsviillici lgginsiflyfsia NI. A., DEi1l:oEl1nivcI'sily EA B' Bi' Unncrhlty of Hawaii i College New York Universily DOROTHY A. MARTIN ELIZABETH S. MARTIN WILLIAM P. MARTIN MARGARETTE A. MCLEOD Ssierzne Englixlz Ph.y.rz'cal Educalion English and Latin B. S., Madison College A. B., College of VVilliam and Mary A. B., Michigan Slate College B. S., Mary Washington College Honors in English l15l LTY IXINGGOLD P. MILLEII NORA MITCPIEI.I. LOUISE MOSES FRANCES NORSWVOR1'IIY Elcmenlarv Grades I Srzcial Studie.: Cnmmffrcial .slbnzzzirh Farmvillc Stale Teachers College B. S., University of Virginia A. B., Duke University A. B., New Jersey College for Women MARY P. OLD SIBYL PAGE LOURAY Z. PHELPS MARIAN POND Scienre English Elemcntapf Grader Social Studies B. S., College of William and Mary A. B., College ofWil1iam and Iviary B. S., Appalachian Slate Teachers B. S., Farmvillc Stale Teachers M. A., Columbia University College College ig. J ELEANOR RYDER ANNA RYDINGSVARD LOUISE SITTERSON GEORGIA F. SMITH M atlzemalics Englirlz Srieizw and Social Sludies Elemeutagl Grades B. S. F. ll Stat T h A. B., C llegc: fW'llia 1 ' nd ISI ' X. B., East Carolina Tfachcrs College . , l -lrmleollegc S Cac eu M. A., Bgead Iloaf gchcigldof Engislli, it M. lid., University of North Madman College Middlebury Carolina E161 FAC LTY iff' FRANCES S. SPENCER M. CORNELIA STAHR Commercial Englixlz B. S., Nfary W'ashingtOn College Ph.'B., Dickinson College ELMER TARRALL Sonia! Sludies University A. B., NI. Ed., Duke Univcrsily FANNY M. THOMAS MARGARET THOMPSON MARY LEE TILLETTE IQAGENE TUTTLE Conzmercirzl lllallzelnalics Lalin Englislz B. S., Mary Wasliinglon College A. B. St. loseplfs Collcgv A' Bw R5md02h'Mf'C0 ' W0m2m'S A- ll-i West Vifginia College Ol' ' ' 'ollcgc Technology Nl. A., University of Chicago GILBERT VANNORTWICK LILLIAN WAHAE ELEANOR 'WALDEN HELEN MCH. WALKER Affuxic Elementary Grade: M1151-6 English B. M., Eastman School of Music, B. S., Farmville State Teachers B. M., University of West Virginia B. S., Madison College University of Rochester College M. A., College ul William and Mary l17l FACULTY and TAFF REBECCA W HITEHURST RUSSELL WILLIAMS ICNE WILSHIN . Commercial Illizsic Health B. S., Mary Wasl1ing10n College Il. H., 'Temple University B. S., lfannville Stale Teachers College aw-fww-X fu2-:fl J GJWW ELLEN BLAKE S11-:YL PAGE MARY LEE TILLETTE Counszflnr Counselor Co-ordzfnator lj Studenl Aclz'vz'lim' NANCY HCCHSTRASSEP. OLIVE R. MCKAY FLORINE COPELAND MARY E. MCKIMMEY Librarian Assixtanl Librarian Nurxe Dielitian N81 MOF F ICE STAFF F VIRGINIA PEDIN BETTY J. MOSLENER AMY GREGORY Head Clerk Clark Clerk OFFICE ASSISTANTS 7st Row: JOY COSTLEY, SHIRLEY BONEY, JEAN ANNE JOHNSON, SHIRLEY Homss, SHIRLEY BERRY, JANE BARNER 2nd Row: BARBARA KING, FRANCES REID, JACKIE SHARIN, FRANCES GRANGER, BETTYE PORTLOCK, JUANITA UNDERDOWN, PAT KNEPLEY, MAxINE HOFHEIMER 3rd Row: LILLIAN LANE, JUDSON NEWTON 9 I Silling: 'L i I I I Litnrary Assistants CABIILLE CRUSER, DOT POWERS Smz1di:,1.' Url Rnzuj: JEANNE'I I'E TII.I.IsT'I'Ia, RU'X'll VVADE, Luuv KEEN, N1ARY ANNE BAUIII .5'landiIIg: C.?rzd Rowj: BE'I I'x' BRUCE, PAT IsAAcs, LDIIISE M ILI.s SQO G48 Clinic Assistants I 20 J T O Z' Sitling: JEAN JORDAN, JANE TURNER, DOLORES HAGENS Standing: BLANCI-IE JORDAN, VIRGINIA JORDAN, DORA MAE RISH, BARBARA MARSHALL ADULT SPECTATORS JANUARY SENIOR OFFICERS f22 FARLEY POVVERS President EDWIN SMITH Vice-President VIRGINIA HOLLADAY Secretagz HERBERT BRADLEY Treasurer i JANUARY HONOR GRADUATES I JOANN MILLER, VIRGINIA HOI.I.ADAY, S1-IIRLIQY BERRY, JOHN BUFFKIN JOANN ELIZABETH MILLER VIRGINIA BROOKS HOLLADAY SHIRLEY ANNE BERRY... JOHN WILLIAM BUFFKIN. 94.33 93.54 92.09 90.00 23 JANUARY SENIORS SHIRLEY ANNE BERRY Language junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Secretary of Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Staff. . . Music Memory Contest 1942 . . . Forest Essay Contest 1945 . . . Handbook Cotnmittee IIOHN VVILLIAM BUFFKIN Lungtmgr CHARLES WILFORD EADS General Manager of Fnntlxall Team 1945, 1946 DOLORES LORRAINE HAGENS Commercial Home Room Treasurer . President of Distributors Club . . . .Iuntor Y Teens , . . Senior Y Tccns . . .Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1942 LUTHER C. HODGES, JR. General Home Room Representative . . , Comet Show l 24 1 HERBERT RANDALL BRADLEY Genfra! Treasurer of january Class . . . Treasurer ul Pltotugraplty Club CAMILLE CURTIS CRUSER Gwmral Home Room Treasttrt-r . . . lunior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . A WILLIAM THOMAS EXVELL Grmfral Varsi ty Track 1941 DOUGLAS KEELING HERBERT Genera! Hi-Y VIRGINIA BROOKS HOLLADAY Language Secretary of January Class . . . Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Pan American League . . . Serretary of Q Club . . . Secretary of Quill and Scroll . . . Vitic- President and Triangle Leader of Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator StalTI . . Spanish Tourna- ment 1945 . . . Girls' Drill Team SOL KAPLAN General -IEAN GOODWIN MCELROX' General Cheerleaders . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Le Cervle Frzutruis . . , Senior Y Teens VIOLET LOUISE MILLS Commercial Girls' Athletic: Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . Photography Club . . . Senior Y Teens THOMAS HENRY NICPIOLSON, JR. General Home Room Representative . . . Propeller Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Varsity Football 1945 . . . Intramural Basketball WILLIAM MELANCTI1ON NIXON General Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Photography Club . . . Chaplain of Hi-Y . . . Victory Corps . . . Spectator Staff . . . Varsity Football 1946 MARGARET FRANCES KELLER C'nmmerc1'al Home Room Treasurer . . . Girls' Athletic Club , . . Vivtury Corps JOANN ELIZABETH MILLER Language Home Room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Secretary of Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll . . . President and 'Triangle Leader ol' Senior Y Teens . . . Granby 1947 Stall' . . . Spectator Staff . . . Buchanan and Forest Essay Contests . . . Handbook Committee VELMA LUVINIA MOORE Commercial Home Room Representative . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Junior Y Teens . . . junior Chorus ANNE HAZELTINE N IXON Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Girls' Drill Team JOAN MARIE OSTERWEIL Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens l25l JOYCE GENIER PANCOAST Commercial Home Economics Club WILLIAM F ARLEY POWERS Language President of January Class . . . Home Room Representative . . . Treasurer of Games Literary Society . . . 'Treasurer of Monogram Club . . . Granby 1947 Staff . . . Varsity Track 1945, 1946 ANNA MARIE ROWELI. Commercial Red Cross Representative . . . Home Eco- nomics Club . . . Photogrzzzphy Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory orps . . . Bacon History Essay Contest OLGA LOUISE THOLKE Commercial Girls' Athletic Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . Pan American League . . . Photog- raphy Club . . . ScniorY Teens . . . junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1941 JANE LEE TURNER Language Pan American League . . . Treasurer ol' Senior Y Teens . . . Handbook Committee l26l BETTYE WINDER PORTLOOK Language Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Pan.AmerIcan League . , , Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus ROBERT ASA RICHARDSON Genera! Photography Club . . . Propeller Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Senior Chorus EDWIN SMITH Language Vice-President of january Class . . . Home Room Representative . . . Varsity Track 1945 ROBERT RUNDLE THORNTON Language Games Literary Society . , . Pan American League . . . State Spelling Contest 1946 IUANITA JOYCE UNDERDOX'X'N Commercial Home Room Treasurer . . , Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Triangle Leader of Senior Y Teens , . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1942 . , . Girls' Drill Team VVILLIAM W OODFIELD General T JANUARY SENIORS IN CAPS AND GOWNS UNE E IOR OFFICER fi Hunk H .mi 1 E231 BOB VVHITE Presidmt DICK HARRISON V 1.176-PTt?51.l1E7Il GODWIN PARKER Secrelmy Roy JONES Treasurer JUNE HONOR GRADUATES rf' f. ,.' . - I .E . .M . , 7.vl Rom: MARY FRANCES WEYHGANDT, JOY COSTLEY, MILDRED CLIFTON, JACKIE MCCLENNEY, PAT MALLISON, JEAN MARIE FORD, CONNIE ZUIDEMA, 'Tl-IELMA STRAW ' 2n1lRvw: BETTY SUE PERKINS, BETTY BRUCE, ELIZABETH TORBERT, BARBARA HOSKIN, CIAROLYN KEIMliL, DORIS GATLEY, MEl.1SSA WARFIELD, MARIE IRONMONGER, LUCY KEEN, ANN Ll31E DAUCHERTY .3111 Row: BILLY WOLFF, BOB WHITE, PAULINE GRANT, JUDIE MACCOMSEY, ELSA GERST, LILLIAN LANE, SHIRLEY HOBBS, BARBARA KING, PAT BOWERS, JOHN OREM, DANNY MORRISON, EDWARD PELLING MARY FRANCES WEYHGANDT. ANN LEE DAUCHERTY ..,.....,........ ..,...,. 96.09 95.73 MELISSA ANTIAIONY WARFIELD ..... ..,.,,,. 9 5.62 SHIRLEY VIRGINIA HOBBS ,,,.,,I,,,.,,,, ,, 1.92.50 EDWARD SEYMOUR PELLING, III ,,I..,,,,,,, 92.38 JOHN BOHANNON OREM, JR .,..,.,,,I..,,, ..,,92.09 PATRICIA ROYAL MALLISON ....V. ,,...,.. 9 5.41 ROBERT BOMAR WHITE ,,,,..,, ,,,,I,I, ..,,L,, 9 2 .09 BARBARA ANN KING I...I....,I.,.,.., ,,,..... 9 4.91 JULIA ANNE MACCONISEY ,,,,,,,. ,,,., , 92.04 CONSTANCE EVELYN ZUIDEMA. .,.., L,..,,,. 9 4.52 JEAN MARIE FORD .,..,...,....,. .IIII,I 9 2.00 LILLIE ELIZABETH TORBERT,.... ..,..... 94.36 LILLIAN LANE ....,,....,.....,,I. .,,,,, , 91.55 JOY LIANE COSTLEY ................ ........ 9 4.19 BETTY SUE PERKINS .......,,..., .,.,,., 9 1.36 PAULINE MURRAY GRANT ...... 94.17 CAROLYN GRACE KEIMEL ....... ....,.. 9 1.05 DANIEL NEIL MORRISON ......... THELMA JACQUELINE STRAW.. PATRICIA DOREY BOYVERS ,.,,... LUCY VIRGINIA KEEN ..,..,,..,, JACQUELINE MCCLENNEY .....,.. ELSA JOAN GERST ,.....,,.,..,. BARBARA ANN HOSKIN ...... 93.85 93.83 93.45 93.25 92.90 92.85 92.76 DORIS MARIE GATLEY ......,...,, .......9O.75 ELIZABETH JANE BRUCE .,...,,...,,. .,..,.. 9 0.55 MARIE MILLER IRONMONGER. ...,,. ....,., 9 0.43 DOLORES RAE SMITH .........,.,..... ...,.,, 9 0.40 WILLIAM MARTIN WOLTF, JR ....... ......, 9 0.40 MILDRED MCDONALD CLIFTON .............. 90.10 291 J UNE SENIORS BETTY JEAN ADAMS Genera! Home Economics Club WYNONA JEAN ALLEN General PATRICK CAMPBELL ARNOUX General Victory Corps RUE LAMONT BAGWELL General Varsity Football 1946 MARY ANNE BAUM Larzgzmge Cheerleaders . . , Treasurer ofJunior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Comet Show 1944, 1945 1946 l30l ANNE LOUISE ALBERGOTTI Language Games Literary Society . . . Le Ccrclc Fran- cais . . . Victory Corps . . . Spectator Stall . . , Girls' Drill Team ROBERT FRANKLIN APPERSON General Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946 . . . Intramural Football MARTHA BOLLING ATKINSON Language HELEN JOANNE BARBER Lzmguage Girls' Athletic Club . , . Pan American Lea ue . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Stag. . . Spanish Tournament 1946 . . . Girls' Drill Team 1 DOROTI-lY JANE BEARD General Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946 DORO'l'HY E. BERKELEY General Art Editor of Granby 1947 . . . Granby 1946 Art Staff . . . Secretary of Allied Youth JANET FAITH BLAND General President and Treasurer of Art Club . . r Han? Dochla National Contest . . . Mille' and ihoadcs Art Exhibit ARTI-IUR ELLENWOOD BLOOMER General Varsity Track 1946 . . . Weight Lifting MARY EGI.EsToN BONNEY Language Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens jo VANDA BOYCE Language Red Cross Representative . . .Junior Y Teens . . . Photography Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . -Jfvmior Chorus . . . President, Secretary, and rcasurer of Senior Chorus . . . Senior Girls Scxtcttc . . . Comet Show 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Girls' Drill Team OND VWHRIGGs,fII agua Varsl y Football 1946 ff I f Distributors Club . . . Junior Chorus LOUIS TILTON BLows General Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1945 PATRICIA DOREX' BOXVERS Language Games Literary Society . . . Treasurer of Le Cercle Francais . . . Spectator Staff . . . French Tournament 1946 , . . Girls' Drill Team PATSY RAE BRETTLER Commercial Senior Y Teens . . . Play Day 1946 ELIZABETH JANE BRUCE Language Home Room Representative . . . Ari Club 1 . . . Junior Y Teens . . , Le Cerclc Francais . . . Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Vice-President and Treasurer of Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Stall' . . . Girls 2 Drill Team E i S L 1211 BERNIOE JEANETTE CARTER THOMAS EUGENE CARROLL Canmwmal Arl Club . . . Vice4Presirlcnt ufl'l01IIc lflcu- Gengral nomics Club . . . Safely Patrol IQOBERT PAUL CI-IAEALKO SAMUEL SANCHEZ CESPEDES Commercial General Home Room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Rcp- l'CSCI'Af3llVC . . . Photography Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show l945 . . .Junior Varsity and Intramural Basketball Secretary Ol' Sophomore and Junior Classes . . . Hi-Y . , . Varsity Track 1945, 1946 . DOROTHX' VIRGINIA CHICK PATRICIA ANN CHERRY . Language Commen-ml Red Cross Representative . . . Footlighlx Club . . . .junior Y Teens . . . Pan American Red Cross Representative , . . Secretary of League U U Q Club l ' t Senior Y Teens I . U Aff Club Victory Corps . . . Girls' Drill Team MII.DRED MCDONALD CLIFTON SHIRLEY BOQUA CHRISTIAN G I enem Command! Junior Y Tccns . . . Senior Y Tcenitjlb. Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet ' ' ' S,'affc??nTe5liRgr, Chorfls Ani Show 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 glgngpanist BETTY SUE COFFIELD MARION ELVER COLLINS Commercial General Art Club . . . President of Home Economics Red Cross Regresentative . .5 Azrt Club . . . Club . . . junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens Home Economics Club . . , Girls Drill Team l32l HELEN ELIZABETH COOPER Commercial Victory Corps , . .junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Opcrctta 1944 ANN LEE DAUGHERTX' Language Home Room Representative . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . junior Y Teens , . . Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Victory Corps , . . junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 944, 1946 . . . Editor- in-Chicf of Granby 1947 . . . Poetry Reading 1946 . . . Latin Tournament 1944, 1945, 1946 . , . Girls' Drill Team RAMON PATRICK DEANS Language junior Chorus , . . Victory Corps LEONARD STANTON DOLINE Genera! EDWARD CLIFTON DOWNS - General JOY LIANE COSTLEY Commercial Girlsf Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . Girls' Drill Team . . . Play Day 1946 1 -IACQUELINE ODELL DAY General Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 MARSHALL W. DEGRAW, JR. General Manager of Varsity Baseball 1945 GLENN BREESE DOUGHTY General Le Cercle Francais . . . Hi-Y . . . Varsity Track 1946 PROESCHER DRUMMOND General Treasurer of Sophomore Class . . . Monogram Club . . .junior Varsity Basketball 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Football 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1945, 1946 2 :Z-5 l 33 il ROBERT OSCAR DUN1-TAM Language Le Cerclc Francais . . . Photography Club . . . Science Club VERNA MARGUERIT'E EMMONS Commercial Home Room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Rep- resentative . . . Art Club . , . Treasurer of Home Economics Club . . . Junior Y Teens HELEN MARIE FINUCANE Commercial Home Room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Rep- resentative . . . Junior Chorus JEAN MARIE FORD ' Language Red Cross Representative . . . Fnotlighls Club . . . Games Litera Society . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cerclellzrancais . . . Q Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Junior Girls Scxtette . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Spectator Staff . . . French Tournament 1945 MARGARET ESTELLE FREEMAN Commercial Band . . . Orchestra l34l BETTY JANE EGTS Commercial Home Economics Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1946 XV ALTER HARRALL FERRIER Language Pan American League HENRY LEE FOILES, JR. General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1944, 1945, 1946 . , . Varsity Football 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1946 JEANNE TUDOR FREEMAN Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Victory Corps . , Spectator Staff. . . Girls' Dril. cam JOHN FREDERICK FROST, III Language Intramural Basketball THOMAS EVERETT GARNETT, JR. Language Treasurer of Games Literary Society . . . Librarian of Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946 . . . Pan American League . . . Q-Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Victory Cor s . . . Business Manager of Spectator . . . gnc Act Play1946 . . . Christmas Play 1945 . . . Commencement Play 1946 HENRX' PATRICK GAVAN, JR. Language Home Room Treasurer . . . Senior Chorus . . . Intramural Basketball BERNARD ALOX'SIUS GILL General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Basketball 1944, 1945, 1946 . , , Football Manager 1941, 1942 . . . Varsity Football 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1946 GLORIA ANNE GRANT General Girls' Athletic Club . . . junior Y Teens MARY LOVE GRAY Commercial Home Economics Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944 . . . Spectator Staff DORIS MARIE GATLEY Language Senior Y Teens . . . Girls' Drill Team ELSA JOAN GERS'l' Language Home Room Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cerclc Francais . . . Secretary- Treasurer of Q Club . . . Senior Y Teens . , . Victory Corps . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Girls' Drill Team . . . Spectator Staff FRANCES WEST GRANGER Language Senior Y Teens PAULINE MURRAY GRANT Language Le Cerclc Francais . . . Q Club ELSIE VIRGINIA GUNTER Language Red Cross Representative . . . junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens 1351 VVALTER OTHO GUY General Home Room Representative RICHARD COLBY HALLORAN Language Quill and Scroll . . , Sports Editor of Spec- tator . . . Varsity Football 1946 HARVEY BURKE HARRELL General Home Room Representative . . . Secretary of Mono ram Club . . . Varsity Basketball 1944, 194z5 . . , Varsity Football 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1944 . . . Intramural Basketball EDITH LOUISE HAUSER General Distributors Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Band . . . Orchestra JANE ELIZABETH HENLEX' Language Footlights Club , . . Games Literary Society . . . junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Q Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Triangle Lcacler of Senior Y Teens . . . .Lunior Chorus . . . Granby 1947 Staff . . . 'xchange Editor of Spectator . . . Girls' Drill Team i361 BILLY ALLEN HALL General Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946 ANNE CATHERINE HARREL1, General Distributors Club RlCJIiARD PAIGE HARRISON General President and Treasurer of Student Council . . . President of Sophomore and junior Classes . . . Vice-President of Senior Class . . . Home Room Representative . . . Presi- dent of Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1944, 1945 . . . Operetta 1944 . . . Varsity Baseball 1945 . . . Varsity Football 1944, 1945, 1946 HOWARD ERIC HAX'DEN General OWEN HOLLIS HILL, -IR. Language REBECCA BURGESS HILL Language Art Club . . . Lt- Cerrle lfrancziis . , . Comet Show 1944 PATRICIA JANE HOCKETT Genera! Art Club . . . Footlights Club . . . lunior Y Teens . . . Q Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show 1944 SUSAN F IES HOFPIEIMER Language Home Room Treasurer . . . Games Literary Society , . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Vielory Corps . . . Comet Show 1943, 1945 . . . Spec- tator Staff. . . Girls' Drill Team . . . Ameri- ranism Essay Contest, First Place in City and Slate, Eighth Place in Nation, 1946 BARBARA ANN HOSKIN Language Girls' Athletic Club CARMEN INFANTINO General lvlonogtam Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1944, 1945, 1946 . , . junior Varsity Basketball 1944 . . . Varsity Basketball 1945, 1946 . . . Trainer of Football Team 1946 SHIRLEY VIRGINIA HOBBS Commercial Home Room Re resenlative and Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Vice-President of-Iunior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . Junior Chorus . . . Granby 1947 Stafl' . . . Operetla 1943 . . . Comet Show 1943 . . . Girls' Drill Team JEAN HENRIETTA HODGES Coznrnercinl Home Room Representative . . . Secretary ol' Home llrottontics Club . . . Senior Chorus ROBERT LEE HOLLAND General iwlonograrn Club . . , Varsity Football 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1945, 1946 . . . Intramural Basketball 1945 WILLIAM NORNIAN HYLER General MARIE MILLER IRONMONGER Language Games Literary Society . . . Le Cerele Fran- cais . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show 1945 . . . Spectator Stall' . . . French Tournament 1946 . . . Girls' Drill Team 1371 RICHARD ELDRIDGE IVANI-IOE General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Football 1943, IQ44, 1945, 1946 . I . Varsity Track 1944, 1945, 1946 JEAN ANNE JOHNSON Commercial Home Room Representative . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Band . . . Girls' Drill Team . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus BLANCHE HASSLER JORDAN Commercial LUCY VIRGINIA KEEN Language Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais , . . Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Staff . . . Girls' Drill Team 1 BARBARA ANN KING Commercial Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . .Junior Chorus . . . Spanish Tournament 1946 l33l KENNETH TAIT JACOB General Spectator Stall' . . . Varsity Track 1944 ROY HERBERT JONES Language Treasurer of Senior Class . . . Home Room Treasurer . . . Pan American League , . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show 1945 . . . Granby 1947 Staff . . . Spectator Stafl' , . . . .Junior Usher . . . Boys, State 1046 VIRGINIA LUCILLE JORDAN Commercial Home Room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Re - resentative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Girls' Drill Team CAROLYN GRACE KEIMEL Language Games Literary Society . . . Pan American League . . . Science Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Girls' Drill Team RALPH GODWIN LAMPERT Language Spectator Stall . . . Varsity Baseball 1946 . . . Intramural Basketball BEVERLY MAE LAND Language Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Footli hts Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle gFrancais . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Senior Girls Sextette . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Spectator Stall' . . . Girls' Drill Team LAURA LEE LEBBY General Footlights Club . . . Secretary ol' Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Photography Club . . . Comet Show 1944 RUSSELL CHARLTON LUCAS General Varsity Track 1940 LESTER LOUIS LUHRING Language Pan American League . . . President of Photog- raphy Club . . . Comet Show 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Granby 1946 Staff . . . Photographer for Football Team 1944, l945, 1946 PATRICIA ROYAL M ALLISON Language Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . , . Vice- President of Pan American League . . . Secretary ot' Senior Y Teens . . . Granby 1947 Stail' . . . Spanish Tournament 1945, 1946 . . . Girls' Drill Team LILLIAN LANE Language Home Room Re rcsentative and Treasurer , . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Photography Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comet Show 1946 . . . Spectator Stafl' . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Girls, Drill Team JOHN LEONARD LUCAS General Home Room Treasurer . . . Monogram Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1943 . . . Varsity Basket- ball 1943 . . . Varsity Football 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 JEANNE AUDREY LUI-IRING Language Secretary of junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus , . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 JULIA ANNE MACCOMSEX' Language Footlights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Girls' Drill Tcrrm DORIS JEAN MARSPIALL Language Art Club . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . French Tournament 1945 i391 RICHARD MELVIN MARSHALL Language Varsity Football 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity 'rmck 1945, 1946 DERWOOD SCOTT MAXWELL General Home Room Representative and Treasurer . . . Secretary ofHi-Y . . . Safely Patrol . . . lulratnural Basketball JACQUELINE MCCLENNEX' Language Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Le Cercle Francais . , . Quill and Scroll . . . Triangle Leader of Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . Granby 1947 Staff . , . Exchange Edttor of Spectator . . . French Tournament 1946 . , . Girls' Drill Team JUNE EARLENE MINSON Senior Y Teens Commercial -JAMES CLIFTON MORELEN, JR. Victory Corps General 1401 VINCE FREEMAN MARSHALL General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Basketball 1945, 1946 . . . Vatsity Football 1945, 1940 JOAN ELIZABETH MAXWELL Commercial Vice-President ol' Freshman Class , . . Home Roorn Representative and Treasurer . . . Pan Amertcan League . . . Senior Y Tet-nat . . . Girls' Drill Team BARBARA ANN MEADOWS Commercial Art Club . . . Photography Club . . . Q1 Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Stall GLORIA ANNE MIRABELLA Language President of Girls' Athletic Club . . . Band . . . Treasurer of Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1945 . . . Pan American League . . . Secretary of Photography Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . , Safety atrol . . . Operetta 1942, 1943, 1944 DANIEL NEIL MORRISON Language Treasurer ol' Student Government . . . Home Room Representative , . . Games Literary Society . . . Boys' State1946 . . . Latin Tourna- ment 1944, 1945 PI-IILLIP ALLEN Moss General Band . . . 0l'l'lIC5lI'2l . . . CIUIHFI Show 1944, 1045 ARTHUR KIUDSON NEXVTON, JR. Genera! Vic'e-President of Distributors Club MARGUERITE CABELL OVERBEY Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Girls' Drill Team HENRY GODWIN PARKER, JR. Language Secretary of Senior Class . . . Treasurer of junior Class . . . Home Room Represen- tative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Victory Corps . . . Advertising Manager of Granby 1947 . . .Junior Usher . . . Christmas Play 1946 . . . Intramural Basketball BETTY SUE PERKINS Commercial Art Club . . . Photographly Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Slaf I I l p PAUL WILLIAM MURPI-IY Language JOHN BOHANNON OREM, JR. Language Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Pan American League . . . Vicxory Corps . . . Varsity Baseball 1946 BARBARA ALLEN PARISH Language Home Room Representative . . . Cheerleaders . . . Games Literary Society.. . . Girls' Ath- letic Club . . . President ofQ Club . . . Vice- Presidcnt of Quill and Scroll . . . Managing Editor of Spectator . . . One Act Play 1946 . . . Pan American League . . . Handbook Committee EDWARD SEYMOUR PELLING, III General Home Room Representative and Treasurer CECIL EDWARD PERRY, JR. Genera! Home Room Treasurer . . . Propeller Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show 1946 . . . Tumbling Clu . . . Intramural Basketball l41l JAMES F EREEEE PETERSON General Pro eller Cluh . . . Varsity Football 1943, NNE, 1946 BENJAMIN WILLIAM PITCHER General Safety Patrol FRANCES DELMA REID Commercial Home Room Re resentalive and Treasurer Z . . Captain of Ciicerleaders . . . President of Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Shaw 1944 DOUGLAS ANTHONY RYDER Language Pan American League . . . Varsity Football 1946 . . . Intramural Basketball JOHN SPALDING SANDS, JR. General Photography Club l42l JEAN CLAIRE PHILLIPS Language Home llomn Representative . . . Senior Y Teens ANNE RAMSEY Language Horne Room Treasurer . . . Games Literary Sovxety . . . Pan American League , . . Quill and Scroll . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Slatl' . . . Girls' Drill Team CARL LEE RIEHM General Red Cross Ryrcscntativc . . . Photography Club . . . HI- . . . Victory Corps . . . Senior Chorus JAMES RALPH SAMPSON General Hi-Y . , . Stamp Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Manager of Varsity Track 1946 . . . Tumbling Club . . . Airplane Club MARTIiA QJUEHL SELLEXIV Genera! Photography Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Show 1945 . . . Granby 1947 Stall' JACQUELINE HANNAH SHARIN Commercial Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1943, 1944, 1945 CHARLES LAMBERT SMITH, JR. General Pan American League . . . Photography Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Varsity Travk 1946 FRANCES LEONNE SMITH Language Red Cross Representative . . .junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Spectator Stafl' JEANNE LOUISE SMITH Comnzercial Home Room 'Treasurer . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Girls' Drill Team JACK GLASER STARR General lvfanagcr of Band l945 CORA ELIZABETH SIMMONS Commercial Junior Chorus . . . YVardrobc Mistress of Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946 DOLORES RAE SMITH Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Photo raphy Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . French iifournament 1946 JEAN GWINN SMITH Language Real Cross Representative . . . Q Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . , Senior Chorus . . . Senior Girls Sextetle . . . Comet Show 1944, 1945 . . . Operetta, 1943, 1944 . . . Girls' Drill Team MILDRED EARLE SPENCER General CHARLES KLEIN STOBBS Language Vice-President of So homore Class . . . Monogram Club . . . Qlarsity Baseball 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Yarsily Basketball 1944, 1945, 1946 . . . Varsity Football 1944, 1945, 1946 l43l THELMA ,IACQUELINE STRAW Language Secretary of Games Literary Society . . . President of Le Cerclc Francais . . . Vice- Prcsident ol'Q Club . . . President and Vice- President of Quill ancl Scroll . . . Editor-in- Chief and Managing Editor of Spectator . . . French Tournament 1945, 1946 . . . Victory Corps . . . Senior Y Teens . , . Science Club . . . Girls' Drill Team MARILYN RUTH TESTER Commercial Home Economics Club CHARLES ROBIN TX'LER General Orchestra . . . Varsity Football 1946 FREDERIC CAMERON VICK Language DOLORES ANNE WATERFIELD Language junior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Spectator Staff . . . Girls' Drill Team 11441 ROBERT GRAYSON TERRY Grnrral Band , . . Ort-liestru . . . Cornet Show 1045, 1946 LILLIE ELIZABETH TORBERT Language Home Room Representative . , . Games Literary Society . . . Pan American League . , . Senior Y Teens . . . Spanish Tournament 1946 , . . Spectator Staff . . . Girls' Drill Te:.tIu BETTY GRACE VERSACE General Distributors Club , . . Pan American League MELISSA ANTHONY YVARFIELD Language Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Vice-President and Secretary of Games Literary Society . . . Treasurer of Girls' Athletic Club . . . Secretary of Le Cercle Francais . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Science Club . . . President of Senior Y Teens . . . Victory Corps . . . French Tournament 1946 . . . Girls' Drill Team MARY FRANCES WEYHGANDT Language Home Room Rc resentative and Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Pan American League . . . Secre- tary-Trcasurcr of Quill and Scroll . . . Copy Editor ol' Spectator . . . Spanish Tournament 1945, 1946 ROBERT BOMAR WHITE Language BETTY SUE W ILLIAMs President of Senior and Freshman Classes . . . Vice-Pre'idcnt of unior Class . . . Home Roonfx Treiastirerf , Camas Litekry Society Language esi no anAmcrian eage.,. . ' ' YT ,HP Quill and gizroll . . . Hi-Y .C. . Treaslilirer of iggguc l 'lufugi Cluscvs, , Gi,-:ls Stamp Club . . . Victory Corps . . . Comet Drill Team Show 1946 . . . Intramural Basketball . . . iunior Usher . . . Boys' Stale 1946 . . . Business ianager of Granby 1947 , . . Granby 1946 Staff . . . Key Club DIOSEPII TAYLOR WILLIAMS LINDSEY THOMAS WILLIAMS General Gencral Stamp Club WILLIAM MARTIN YVOLFF, JR. CIIAUNCEY GRAY VVILLIS Ldflguflgf Genpral President of Student Government , . . Home Room Rc resentative . . . President of Games Vice-President of junior Class . . . Home I-llCf3fY EUMUY - - ' Quill and scroll ' ' ' Room Re resentalive and Trea. , . . VlCl0l'Y C07 5 - - - Manager of Banq 1945 Propeller Club . . . Comet SlIovs?ulFgg5 . . , - - - Come' Show 1946 ' gporls Sigur of varsity Football 1943, 1945, 1946 . . . lnlra- Granby 1947 - . - Dcbalmg Cam A - - Manager of Varsity Football 1945, I9'?6 . . . Junior Usher . . . Key Club . . . Boys State 1946 mural Basketball . . . Junior Usher YVORTH MARION XVOMBLE, JR. JANET ESTHER WOODWARD General General , Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Varsity Baseball 1946 . . . Intramural Basket- Iunior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet ball 4Show 1946 MYR A , N LEIGH WOODWARD ELFRIEDE MAY VVUNNENBERG L anguage General C -C 1 I Cl I l ' . . ' ' ' Tgengp dlll o Ieer can ers . Senior Y Junior Chorus ' 1 E451 MARY VIRGINIA WYATT Cummeraial Senior Y Teens LYNN ALBERTI YOUNG General Propeller Club . . . Vice-President of Hi-Y . . . junior Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Basketball 1945 CONSTANCE EVELYN ZUIDEMA Language Home Room Re rescntative . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Junior Chorus . . . Spectator Staff . . . Comet Show 1944 BARBARA SCOTT YOUNG Language Home Room Representative Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club Iunior Y Teens- . . . Q Club Scmor Y 'Teens , . . Victory Corps JOYCE LEE ZOBY General Cheerleaders . . . Girls' Athletic Club Home Economics Club . . . Iunlor Y Teens . . . Comet Show 1945 NORMAN JOHN ZWAHLEN General Pan American League . . . HI Y Varsity Track 1946 AUGUST GRADUATES l46l MILDRED JUNE BROWN Senior Y Tccns General JEAN ALYCE CAPPS General Red Cross Representative . . , Art Club . . . Victory Corps MELVIN ISRAEL FELDMAN General Photogrzzphy Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Victory lorps . . . Safety Patrol JANE ELIZABETH PETERSON Language Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . .Tjunior Y Teens . . . Q Club . . . Senior Y eens . . . Comet Show 1943 JACK OWEN Sunnis General Monogram Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Manager of Varsity Track 1944, 1945 PATRICIA DOROTHY THOMAS Commercial Red Cross Representative . . . Victory Corps Anvm JUNE DIMMTTT Commercial GENNIEVE GILBERT Commercial Home Room Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens JOYCE MAE STIF1-' General Red Cross Representative . . . Secretary of Distributors Club . . . Senior Chorus MARGARET CHURCH SUMNER Language Pan American League . . . Science Club . . Senior Y Teens . . . Girls' Drill Team DAVID GAYLE VESTER General l47l VETERAN GRADUATES XVILLIAM ELLIOTT FREEMAN BRYAN XVARICK MERCER LYNN TI-IOMASON h4AT'l'EO GAMBARDELLA, JR EDWARD O,BRIEN PETER WRIGHT i481 M2 Ailfffi We ai .L gay. 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H1 . 5 sa ,- sf A W1-:,,Q-fm Af .- f .W 1: W W x 4 ., -M -f - -4L' Q4 wang-T-, :A J- L f- NPS.-.,.-Q' r Ami A I '60 RUFUS CROMWEL1. Prexirient TOM RIENERTH Vice-President PATSY AcK1ss Secrelagf 'F' uv-- , Mr .V ,W ww 2 I ' T ' ji' V Al 'J , rf' , Jr z ,ff N 1 4 x ,T JV X413 ' I , ,' xx .'.J' ' , KI! 3 T1 A T - V- Ta, X xr? ' ' 'lr 51 2 I XA I Y Rb tx 'E 1 if I . jx I 4 f STUART NOTTINGHABI Treasurer Miss BROCK Sponsor .iiv-TSE 1- I I , LZ ,iid ,,,',,- .1134 , ,,'!,!l,1, wil, 4, A 37 ' gi' JAR I f fx, , 1,3 A ,I-f,l.'5 0 gag.. , 0- I-N I , ,H A ,I L -,il A4 1 ,, ,V , , i fi V., JUNIOR In Raw: BOB ARGO, CEGIL CARROI.l,, CAROL C.AlIl', CHARLES STEVENSON, KENNY HAYIES, JACK JACKSON, LUUIS HA'FlflliLD, BILLY CRESLEIN End Row: AVALI-:E HALL, Rl!Tll HOLLANIJ, DOROTIIY TOYN'NSEND, SANDRA I.OscIIER, SALLY REEsE, CARLIENE SKINNER, LUCY COMAS, PAT HOLl.!J- MAN, BETTY WILEY 3rd Row: ANNE BEALE, TIIELMA MGDON1KLD, -JEAN BRIGGS, PATSY Acmss, FLORENCE MOORE, CARLIENI2 WILSON, ARLENE XVILSON, PEGGY PIERCE, PEGGY BRIGIIT, LDRRAINIE WILLIAMS, IJIANA AGRAMONTE Jlh Row: ANNE PERSON, BARBARA NELMS, JANE PORTLOCK, CARDI.YN SUMMERS, PEGGY MAR- sIIALI,, Bl-ZT'l Y DIJRIXAAI, JANE MlI.I.lZR, MARIAN NIARSIIALI., JUNE XVIEAVER IJ! Row: h1ALl,URY EDWVARDS, Cox -IUYNES, STUART STONE, CHIARLIZS STDXVHLL, RUBIERT ROXN'ELl., STUART NIJTTINGIIAR4, EUGENE SIIEIIARD, RAY- MOND KHSSLER Zur! Raw: ISVELYN CARTIQR, EVELYN HIDl.DER, rVfARY ONVIEN, FRANCES ANNE BROXVN, DIANA BUGR- WALTER, h'IARILYN MIDGETTE, MARY LEE KNIGIIT, .IERLINE KORBACII, MAMIK ROORER, MINNYE HALL, JEAN YATES, CONNIE BRYANT .irrl Row: HARREl.L FORREST, NORAIRKN MODEARMON, BILL BRADLEY, LUIS FLINT, CRIsTINA AGRA- MONTE, DIANE WIIITLEY, MARGIE MGDANIEL, LOUISE SARARINI, CIIARl,lJTTli STELI., MORIIIS FINE, GREGORY MI7RlllSliTTli, HEYwoon HTKRT' -llh Rou.I: LINXVOOD PERKINS, WVALTER PARIsII, RAIII-II BERRY, FRANK BROYVDIER, CIROCKETT HENRY, HENRY GOOIILOE, GAYLE BRANNON, BILLY MILLS 7K2,f.:2-.i -M-'-Lf' f' M 4 ' J YQ l.rl Row: JAIIR PUNVI-IRS, PATSY 'I'IIoI.IAs, MAl!ll.X'N I SIIOWIIIIER, ANN STUBBS, BETTY BIELVIN, SHIRLEY PARKERSON, JOYOE STIFF, ROBERT.-x BEASLEY, STUART WIXIGIIT, HENRY CALLow 2nd Row: DOUGLAS ROANE, KAYO KNOTTS, LOUIs BAUM, 'FIIOMAS HAMILTON, MARSll1Xl.l. CROM- YVELL, JACK HOUSE, JOIIN BROUGIITON, DON CAGIIELIN, RODNEY COX,JOPlN BRIGRIIOUSE Jrd Row: DAVID SMITH, ROBERT SUMMERS, HERBERT RICE, LEE HERBERT, PIIILIR LAssITER, FORREST RICFARLAND, JIIIIMY SAWYER, JACK ZIMIIIER, KELLY PIYLTON, LEON SAIITII I www K 79. ,ff - . f . -:ale-af XL? i z .f,1,'w'-'I ,fav LML' ff' ' ': ,i- I If lf? NEI I J ALE-A A Qf'gy',41,'qf7- I Eff .. . 5,1 Q , K., j if r J ' I I , ,yffrvi vffvugv . 1-7' l fffqk, 4? Q 5 N ' s X' I Lf O '1 I fb .W 5 ,AU fa. 55 A J UNIORS E621 7.rl Row: BURTON ZISK, PAUL LA Vl0l.ETTA, ALLEN SCIIOTTNER, Rurus CROMNN'liLL, NORMAN IJALLAH, DAVID VESTER, ROBEIKT Kmn Zml Row: BOE HARDY, DUIKOTHY SEVER, GENEVIEVIE GILuER'I',JEAN I-IOLTON, BI-:TTY PATRICK, SIIIRLIW HERRION, FRANCES LEE, Lons CIXIERRY, ALIc:E SNEAD, ELMER Huw 3rd Row: ALBERT CRIXIN, HERIIAN WILLIAMS, JACK Sums, CIlARI.ES HAYES, ROBERT SRINNER, SUNNY HIXRRISON, ROBERT ROMULUS, CIIARI.Es KING, FRANK TATIIAN, RAYMOND ANDRUS Allh Row: ARIIION VVILLIAMS, CECIL NVEMII, Rm' CASON, JOHN BULI., DAVID MONDY, BILLY BEARD, JAl:R WIIITE, FLOYD TYSON, ROBERT B1ATllEWS I I ,I f R 3,11 Id lfnzy B ry IFIHER, SHIRLEY BUNNY, BIaIzNII':I4: 57 ' Is Aalnf NIARL. Rm' BRIIIIIIER, MARY SCIIRAFFICN- L' -.RmcR,!Jt7NE HATCII, BETTY MIDGETT, BETH Q NDF OWN, KATHERINE GREGORIUS, BETTY ' 'III VANDIFRIIORST HA M, DOROTIW HELLEN, BETTI' IXON, G.RA1.DlNE NEWEY, CAROL JACKSON, JEAN JORDAN, DORAIIIAE Rlsn, BETTY BARNES, BARBARA MARSIIALL, PAT KNEPLEY r W , A J- I R u: QNX' i TE JBEAVERS, EDITII POLLOCK, I, , Sn! Raw: BARBARA XVILLIAMS, PEGGY .ANNE NI:LsoN, BE'r'I'Y Lou JONES, KATIILIZIEN BRONVN, JACKIE TOMLIN, LOUISE HAl.l., SUE BARGAMIN, BETTY JEAN RAX',JEANNlE Al.BlEllS, CEKJIIIIA BUFFKIN 7.Il Row: BILLY CALLAIIAN, QTEORGE MOCARRIIIR, LEON HARRIs, GEORGE KADl.EC, ClIARl.l'ZS RICHARDSON 2nd Row: ANITA TYLER, GLORIA BROOKS, JEANNINE XVILSON, PATRICIA IsAAcs, BERNICE KLEIN, BAR- BARA RIIUE, KATHRYN OREIII, BARBARA JOHNSON 3rd Raw: PA1-sv SELLEXV, JEAN CARROLL, BETTY LAOREY, JIJANITA GALE, JEssIE FOREI, JACKIE EVANS, NORMA RUSSELL JUII Row: TOIII RIENERTII, FRXTZ GRAF, TPIURNE RUNYAN, COLGATE DARIJI-:N, GEORGE ETIIEREDIIE, GILBERT MERRliLL, RICPIARD BICCAUSEY, JIIIIMII-1 MCDIXNIEL, NEsnITT RlX'IERE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - 54 ROBERT GARDNER PI'C'.Yl.d0Nf KILBY HOIJGES V1'ce-Prcsiclcrll W ILLCOX KIOYNES Secrelagw .JEAN BRIGGS Treaxurer Miss Kmxwoon Sponsor E631 Iv , , -I V' If ' J , of A u I 7 .J 1 I. I1,01L'.' EVEIIYN FRIIEMANLIIQAN TIHOMPSIJN, BIIRIAIII JOHNSON, MILDRED MfKCKlMMl1i, Loxs CARROLL, NANCY ANDERSON, FRANCES AHEARN Raw: GYVEN CARNEGIE, BETTY SLEDGE, BETTY BABUREK, HOMER LYNN PETERS, EVELYN HODGIN, WINHIRED DAWl.liY, XVANDA HAYMAN, ,IEAN RAGAN, ELLEN CARTER, PATSY STEWART Raw: HARRY PARKER, GENE BLAIR, WILLIAM BARRETT, jAc:R SIMS, ROBERT ,ICI-INSTON, BEN ALLEN, CARL SMITII, LEON BLAIR, TOMMY Unso, BUDDY KOEllI.ER, EARL ELLIS MIIIIRELI REEGE, 'TODD NEXKTCIN, DORIS -FHOMAS, MURIIEI, PIARRISDN, MIGRIE BRINIIMAN, MARX' EMMA LEWIS, MARY ELLEN RICIKBIONII Row: DON FENTRESS, JACK STEXVART, BILLY SPURGEON, PEGGY THOMAS, MARION MGBRIIJE, FAY ELLISON, BETTY JEAN ALLEN, Bonny MILES, BOBBY MIDGETT, BILLY ISIISTER, BOB CALIIIS Row: CLYDE HALSTEAD, NELSON XVILLIAMS, DICKY SLOAN, DON BROWN, BEN PIERCE, BI-:RT WILLIAMS, AIIMMIE DELARA, RICHARD SMITH, HPIIIBERT SUTTON, KENNILTH HoRowITz, FRANR SMITH I .I ,L I I I I ' 'I' I , ,n.'f' Q J' - I J .' , ' 1 ,L ,J V' 1 . IH' 1' n 2 ' .. ' . G Raw: BIETTY BRINIILEY, CAROLYN ANDREWS, MARY LEE CAULR, JEAN PHILLIPS, DONNA DUN- I-IAM, PATSY WADE, CATHERINE MARSlKAl,l,, MARIIa HARRIS Row: GRACE CARUANA, ELEANOR NIARSIIALL, BETTY SCAVATTA, MARGARET AUSTIN, MARY LOUISE EWELI., EVEl.YN WHITE, ARLENE SMITH, BETTY APPERSON, PEGGY ANDERSON, ELSIE BEASLEY, MARY Doss, ANNETTE YAFEEY Row: SAMMY VAUGIiT, DEANE WILLIAMS, CllARl.1iS LLOYD, KILBX' Hoocxas, .JACK TYKVORMINA, RAN- noLI-II ATKINSON, JUIINNY ELEY, ,IAY AYERS, RAYMOND SUTTON Isl II'nm.- ANN URIIAN, CILARIE HAMII.-roN, -IUDITII NAGliI,, ,IRAN NfANl.0Vli, SIIIRLEY RICIIARDSON, SARA lRoNnIONcER, SUE KERR, PATSY Cox 2nd lfazv: PEGGY DOZIER, MAIQGIIE EIIDY, ERNERTINE EDVVARDS, BEVI-:RLY CARNEY, IDOROTIIY WADE, RlDGE1,Y DUVALI., TERESA SCIIUB, IMOGIENE Cl7STEl.I.O, BI1.I.IE IJUNLAP, BI-:'r'rY ANN TX'NES, ,IEANNE Cox .ini Raw: VVALTER STARNES, FRANR TARRYXNT, RAY O,CARRlIl.L, DEAN DERBY, I-IIIREI-:RT GILBERT, BI1DDvjAMEs, HICRLIAN BELL, RIGIIARD CIONIJREY, RICIIARD BURROUGIIS, CIlARl.liS BRUWVN, TOMMY 1 AMADER f Y . -. -vi ',,.,.. 5 I Ib' 4 I. . I . .L , I 'A .J ' V J .,1,,, lx! lfnw: BARBARA FLINT, PAT I,ASSli'l'I'lR, NICKIE RAITr, l70l.LY'1xARRANT, A'fARll.YN SwAIN,4IoYcI4: WII.soN, JUDY NIATHEXVS, N1KTAl.lli MANDEL 2nd Raw: GENE VVITllERINGTON.JOH SII-I-EL, BEVERLY HUGHES, ELLEN LOWE, -IEAN Mock, PA'rsY FROST, ELEANOR WOOD, IVIARGARET IX'1A'x'1'IIEws, BEVERLY NQRTIIGDTT, ANN joIINsoN, MARGARET CZREAGII, MARGOT LIEEEL. 3rrl Row: GEORGE HAYOOX, PIIILII- VVIIITE, GEUICGE ScIIu1'Es, RICIIAIKD SMITH, WALTER SEYMOUR, BLAIR GRANDST.-Uflf, JERRY CRRIFFIN, DAVE VVIRS- CIIING, JOIIN YOUNG, JAY HAl..L 7.r! Row: .ANN SMITII, JOYCE STEVENS, BEVERLY XVARREN, BARBARA PEAOUIJK, DORIS SMITII, MARGIIE PRGMIJTISGO, RUTII VVADE, ELIZADETII EICIIELBERGER Zml Raw: OTIIKI X'VATERFlELD, RAY BORGAS, SAVAS CIONSTANTINOU, BOBBY MOTYGA, AIIEANETTE Tu.- LETT, MARY DUDLIiY, TIM ROBERTS, BUDDY BROVVN, EDGAR LEE BROWN, AIOIIN GILBERT Jn! Raw: LEONARD ASIIBURN, CIARL AVERY, RKJNNIIS NIILLER, M. K. IJEANS, BILL DRUMMOND, Gli0RClli IJUDLEY .- A M I .YI I N 'I L' 'A il 'Af I ug - J -1 'I , ,NA . ,,,,,,.,,?,,, JA, ff? .,-,,,.',.-.f A SOPHOMORE Q' S N VT -,. -f. ,,, I 4 +R., RARE., 3 Y 5?Q ,661 li 1 'II J' A 0 A A W3 A . I N5 ' -.J ff 3,2 in Row: BILLY GRAY, PIIILII' XVUNDIZIK, ISIIIIIIY FIsIIER Znfl Raw: KAY CIIINr:IIEI.I.o, NAIJINE GlBS1lN,I7RANlJPZS HAN'EN, MARGARET MII.l.HR, BARBARA BJONARCII, MARGARET MUNIVORD, NORMA HARRISON, MAR- GARET GRAY 3rd Row: EDNA ROWE, GERALIJINE GUY, ELIzAuETII NOVW'lTSKX', FRANCES BROWN, HELEN GICUERE, Y LucAs, SORIIIE LTRS0, GEARLDEAN Hoooas, VVILFY, MARTHA FREEMAN, JACKIE WIIITE- MAY WQEELE D Nuo ' HAI.l.ORAN, EEIL FITKIIIRTT, IYMOND MASSEY, XVIIIIAM MILLs, GEORGE Mll.l,YZR, ALLAN HALLAM, ORMANII DALE TYRREl.l. f!oQZL, j if W'1fff,:,,,M III Row: l'IIYI.I.Is BRnwN,JEAN Russ,JIINE CIARVER, MARGARET ATKINSON, .JANE BARNER, MIXRIAN GA1'I.HY', CAROL MERCER 2nd Rom: ERNEST BARCO, JOYNER BARRETT, JOAN PATTERSON, MARY MGNEII., HELEN MXl.l,1iTT. LOUISE L'fYERS, LAYERNE LUCORD, MONA LEO, JIMMY STIEF, HARVEY BATLEMAN, HENRY' BERG- STROM, DONALD BEAMAN .Sul Row: BOEEIE ALBERTSON, CARL TIIoMAs, l3lCK BoYcE, ,IDE MCCl.URE, TOMMY SIMMONS, PAIII. STINNETT, THOMAS Cox-EAIAN, XVILLIAM HEQRING, RAX'hlOND MARTIN , ' ' ,- I ' I I If .IN 7:1 Raw: EMMI-:TT GURNEY, HUNTI,EY PATTERSON, ' ALLAN OVVENS, IVLXRVIN HARnIsTY, EDDIE RfSTIl- BUN, IVLAURICE PRITCHARD 2nd Raw: MARGARET KELLER, DENCIE PATRXDGFZ, JEAN HECI-IT, HELEN R0blU1.US, JUNE PIEKRAL, ANN PORTER, DOROTHY PowERs, MARY SAWYER 3rd Row: JosEI'II MIl.l,.ER, MARJORIE SIMON,JUANITA SEARCY, ANNE SIELoEIf, DOROTFIY' NULL, -JEAN SCHXVALKNBERG, SIIIRLEY LIGHT, DAVID GURNEY dll: Rnw: -JOE CAITANILLOS, CIIARLES MILIAER, BENNY BARRY, ARTHUR PRUNIER, JIMMIE SIIOEMARER, NELSON 'NJOORI-1, JIMMY PARR, BILLY PARSONS, JULIAN PERRY, DONALD KELLER vi SK gjy ,gy fl W ,-,.,1, :- ,1 K. :fi ffl? i :lieu ' f' 1,5 s Y . i , . F, 1' ff if ,r .-1 ii I W, - X! .- .1 I ,,,1,,,,., . f, J OUTSTANDING EVENTS OF THE BIG SHOVV Editor -in-Chief of Granb 194 x wi.. E -was rail Sitting: DOROTIIY BERKELEY, Bon WHITE, ANN LEE DAUGIIERTY Standing: GODWIN PARKER ANN LEE DAUGHERTY Editor-in-Clzzlj BOB WHITE Business M anagcr Gouwm PARKER Advertising M anagcr DORO:I'HY BERKELEY Ar! Edilor E681 taff of Granb 194 Silling: SHIRLEY Hamas, IVIELISSA WAREIELD, JANE HENLEY, JACQIIIE MCCLENNEY, JOANN MILl.ER, ANN LEE D,-XUGIIERTY, NfXNNE1'lL BEAvERs, CONNIE BRYANT, CAROLYN SUMMERS Standing: BILLY CREsI,EIN, PAT MAI.I.ISON, FARLEY POWERS, Bon XVHITE, BILLY WOLEF, GODN5'lN PARKER, ROY JONES, JIMMIE MCDANIEL EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF ANN LEE DAUGHERTY PATRICIA MALLISON F ARLEY PONVERS JANE HENLEY JOANN MILLER GODWIN PARKER SHIRLEY HOBBS MELISSA WAREIELD BOB WHITE JACQUELINE MCCLENNEX' ROY JONES BILLY WOLFF JUNIOR EDITORS ART STAFF NANNETTE BEAVERS CAROLYN SUMMERS DOROTHY BERRELEY CONNIE BRYANT BILLY CRESLEIN ANNE PERSON JIMMY MCDANIEL CAROLYN PHELPS TYPISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS MARTHA SELLEW NANNE1'TE BEAvERs GEORGE HAYOOX BARBARA JANE HENLEY TERESA SCI-IUB CARTOONISTS PAT HOCKI-:TT KELLY HX'LTON LOIs CHERRY BETTY EPPERLY DOLORES WATERFIELD NANCY ANDERSON LEE HERBERT ADVISORS Mlss DOROTHY MARTIN and Mlss ANN BROCK MONARCII I 69 The Spectator taff -II 4' ,I .1 74-1 Raw: 2nd Row: 3rd Raw fltlz Row 51h Row Slanlling: X LEONNE SMITH, MARY FRANCES WEYIIGANDT, BARBARA PARISH, TIIELMA STRAU' SARA IRONMONGER, MONA LEO, VIRGINIA HOLLADAY, JEAN HECIIT CFIARLES KING, WILLIAM HERRING, ELSA GERST, MICKIE BRINIIMAN SHIRLEY PARKERSON, TI-IORNE RUNYAN, MARION GATLEY, CAROL MERCER HELEN BARBER, MARY DUIJLEY, JEAN Ross GEORGE HAYCON, DIOR HALIIURAN, PATSY MILAM, JEAN MARIE FORD, BEVERLY LAND, NIARY LOVE GRAY, SONDRA LOSCIIER, LIIARGARET GRAY, BILI. NINON, TOM GARNETT, CHARLES STEVENSON, PHILIP WHITE EDITORIAL STAFF Edif0T-1.7!-Chlhtlf ...,.. ...,.,. T HELMA STRAIN Ma1aagz'ng Eclilor ....,. ...,. B ARBARA PARISH Sports Editor ...... ....A... D ICR HALLORAN Copy Editor .......... .........,,.......,..,...,... M ARY WEYHGANDT Exclzangz Erlilors ..,., .........,,, M ARY DUDLEX' and PATSY MILAM REPORTERS MICKIE BRINKMAN, JEAN MARIE FORD, MARIAN GATLEY, ELSA GERST, JEAN HECHT, WILLIAM HERRING, VIRGINIA HOLLADAY, SARA IRONMONGER, CHARLES KING, BEVERLY LAND, MONA LEO, CAROL MERCER, WILLIAM NIXON, .ANNE RAMSEY, JEAN Ross, LEONNE SMITH, PHILIP WHITE i701 PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS MANAGER GEORGE HAYOOX THOMAS GARNETT BUSINESS ASSISTANTS HELEN BARBER, MARGARET GRAY, MARY LOVE GRAY, SONDRA LOSCIIER SHIRLEY PARKERSON, CHUCK STEVENSON ADVISORS MISS HEI.EN WALKER, MISS ANNA RYDINGSVARD, MISS MARGARET THOMPSON QI B l S fHome Room Representatlves 7:1 21111 3rd Illh Jill: 0111 7th Sl II Row: Rom Row Raw Raw Row Row Row DOROTHY SEVER, IVIARTHA HII'I's, ANNI-: URBAN JANE BARNER, ELIZAEETII TKJRBIERT, PATRICIA STEVVART, MARY ELLEN RlCIlAiOND KILIIY HODGES, BILLY WoI,IfF, JAY HALL, CIIESTER CQMRTUN, EDWIN SMITII .ALLEN OWENS, BUDDY BROWN, JEAN TI4IOhll'S0N, JEAN BRIGGS, BOBBY STEVVART, BILL Lovmx JOE ABBOTT, STANLEY YVARH, LAXVRENCE MSKTTIIENVS, BILL PERRY, NED MILLER, BOE JONES, XvAl.'l'liR GUY CYNTHIA STEVENSON, JIMMY SINGIIETARY, JOYCE IjESSlil.LE, BEVERLY ALLEN, CROCRET1' PIICNRY, HYXRVIEY HAIlIlEl.I., HARVEY MUNDEN, BIIDIJY FISHER RONALD TIZRILY, JOE MIANO, BARBARA PARISII, CTAROL JACKSON, WANIIA MORECOX, SUZANNE AGKISS, DANNY IXIORRISON, NANCi2Y PAGE, TOM RIENERTII Dm' Pmvnus, BETTY DIcRIaRsoN THE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES are students elected by each home room to carry on the business of the class. This year one of the projects that they have worked on as a group has been the drawing up of a constitution for Granby. In the home room, each representative has a variety of duties. He collects, records, and turns in to the ollice money collected for such drives as the Junior Red Cross, Anti-Tuberculosis League, and Community Fund. He accepts subscriptions and pay- ment for the Spectator, and collects class dues. Tickets for football games and Comet shows are ordered and paid for through him. Altogether, he is his class's spokesman and business manager, and he should be a combination of law-maker, cheerleader, bookkeeper, and press-agent. l71l uill and Scroll Sitting: ELSA GERST, AIACQUIE MCLflI.ENNEY, ANN LILIL DAUGI-II2I1'I'v, Bsxianmm Pfxmsu, TIIIZLMA STRAW, ANNE RAMSliY .S'mmIing: Lum' KIaIaN, JANE HENLEY, AIOANN NIILLIZR, Gonww PARKER, Boa XVIrI'rIz, BILLY XVOLFF, DICK HALLoRAs, SIIIRLEY Brmur I7 VIRGINIA HOLl,ADAY, INIARY FRANCES WEYIIGANDT, BETTY BRUCE. Presizlenl .........,., ...... .,.,....,,... T H ELMA STRAW V ice-I res1'dent ..,..,.,.,... ..,..,.,,.................. B ARBARA PARISH Secretary- Treasurer ....,.,, ...... M ARY FRANCES WEYIHIGANDT Corrmporzdizlg SEUVZZHW ...... ,............. V IRGINIA HOLLADAY' Sponsor.. ...,v,...... .......,.,, ..............v.,,., M I ss STAI-IR The well known initials IH S H SJ of the Quill and Scroll Society have come to stand for a great deal more than the words International Honorary Society for High School journalists . They have brought a means of promoting interest in, encouraging, judging, and rewarding high school journalism in the Scholastic Awards Contests. This year the meetings have been devoted to the study of the various phases and styles of news writing. By talks given by the members of the society and by exper- ienced journalists, and through general discussion, the essentials of news writing have been stressed. This study was highlighted by a talk on the value and necessity of truth in any kind of newspaper work, in keeping with the Quill and Scrol1's motto: Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. V Zl Games Literary Soeiet ln' Row: 2nd Row: Slfllllling. ANNE SIvII1'II, MONA Leo, ANN URBAN, MRKRION GA'I'LIav, SrIIRI.I:y LIoII'r, EI.IzAnIzTII EIC:-xIsLuIsRcIaR, NL-XRY Dummy ANN Lui: DAucHIaR'rY,juNIa WI-LAVER, MARIE IRoNMoNcIaR, LILLIAN LANE, MARY BALDYVIN, CAROLYN Summzns, CONNIIQ BRYAN-r, RoIaIzR'rA BIsAsL1sY, BETTY BRINKLEY, BEVERLY VVARREN, JEAN MARIE Funu, JANE HENLEY, ANNIA RAIvIsI-zv, CARoI.vN KnmR1,, BARBARA Plsfxcocx, MELlSSA XVARFIELI: - WVILLIAM HERRING, PHILIP WIIITE, SARA IRONIIONGER, RALPH BIACDONALD, PEGGY ANNE NELSON, BERNARD BRowN, ANNIf'rrIz YAFFILY, STUART NOTTINGIIIXM, FARLI-Lv Powxzns, HILRMAN BELL, Bon VVIIITI2, Tom GARNETT, CIICII. XVIaI.cI,I, PATRICIA Bowxass, SUSAN I'I0l l1liIMER, SuIRI.IzY Honus, DENCIE NME PARTRIUGE, GODXVIN PARKER, BARBARA PARISH, BILLY VVOLFF, TIIIELMA STRAIV Prexidnzt ....,.,... ,...,.......... B ILLY WOLFF V 1-65-Pl'Z5l-tldllf ..,.. ,...,.. M ELISSA WARFIELD Secretagw .,...... ...........,.,............. T HELMA STRAW Treasurer ....... ...I.........,....,.......,.. F ARLEY POWERS Sjmnxors ...... .....,.. M Iss BURFOOT and Miss PAGE igF7iE7ZdS, Romans, Cozmlgfmen, lend me your ears. - No, that isnat Mark Antony in Rome. Itjs a member of Games-Granby's Literary Society-practicing for the debates this spring. VVon't you come in and watch us prepare for the Spring Literary Contest: debating, spelling, prose or poetry reading? You,ll hear everything from the speller's able C-A-T to a long, drawnout sigh over How do I love thee . . .U This year at our meetings we have stressed the art of debating. One of the most enjoyable sessions we have had was a debate upon the question, Resolved: That Boys Are Smarter Than Girls. Clncidentally, the debate was conceded to the girlsll Wfith the invaluable aid of our sponsors, we have tried to augment a feeling of ease, or stage presence, among all the Society's members, for upon us has been im- pressed the fact that we, as the citizens of tomorrow, Inust be able to speak out for the rights of our communities, our country, and, indeed, for the existence of none world-with liberty and justice for all! l73l Le Cercle Francais .-. qi 3 ies? g Us 4 5 7 . I .HQ ,L -gy . .: TL L N- Lie 5 :Zi -V ,i.F '. -X L Z.. -eps? ct -l 7:1 Raw: BEVERLY LANU, PEGGY ANNE NELSON, JEAN NKARIE FoRn, BARBARA PEACOCK, PA1'Rlc1A Bowetzs, MAME IRDNMONGER, MELISSA 5 WVARFIELD, THELMA STRAW, ANNE .ALBERGOTTL AIEANNE FREEMAN, SUSAN HOFHEIMER l Zml Row: Enrru Ph?ILLOCK,gEVliRLY ENARREN, QVNIE SMITYIMIEANNIE ALnERs,jEAN MARSl!:Xl.L,.IACQUIE NICCLENNEY, EISA GERST. CIIARLOTTIE STELL, ARIAN ATLEY, 'LIZANOR ARsnALL 3rd Raw: NATALIE BIANDEL, Nxcxns KAIT-r, ANN URBAN, PATRICIA TURNER, ELIZABETH Hoon, FRANCES ANNE BROXVN, MARIANNE HDLLINGSWORTH, M:XRGUERlTE OVERBEY, PAULINH GRANT, REBECCA HILL, MARY LEE KNlGliT, IDUROTHY NOLL -'ith Rnw: GLENN Douowrv, GODXVIN PARKER, Jimmy SHOEMARER, MAC DUNGAN, PxnLu1 Wurrn, Louis Goonrnnmn, NORAIAN IMIALLAM, ALLEN Scum-TNER, CFIARl.ES KING Qin President .,.,,...... .... , , ....,.. TPIELMA STRAVV 'K Vice-Prexidenl ,.,.., .,...... M ARIE IRONMONGER it Secretagf, .,..,.., ,. .,..... MELISSA WARFIELD x Treasurer, ,.,,.. .....,, P ATRICIA BowERs 4, Sponsor ..... ...... M Iss HU1'CHINGS Are you interested in France and her people? Do you enjoy speaking French? -'i f ' If you do, you either are or should be a member of Le Cercle Francais. In this club, 'Q he ties of interest are strengthened by correspondence with French people. Recently H, the maint nce of a French school has been its project. The contributions of the 7 cl'a'5qnak s e 0 e1Qiqo n to have lunch at school, clothes, and C 'I dan ' and songs, the history and folklore of c 'rea-1 'ffiqst de tso'Gr by. V E A . H? . -' . . . -qga ' f- Franca1s, under the sponsorship of Miss -' V i e its art to better relations between these two countries. ITP .X - ?r r'rb 'Y' -I -ff-f i -A - ff f 4' , L. F Jes. ,if A ' ' A Y 0 1 I ,. fyfyfg' ,.sM,,..,M,Y A ..,-nf'-fflild 1Ie U ' - F' F '! -2fT1 e-e f Q' u -i .3 hx' Pan American tudent Lea 11 , ggi Isl Raw: ANN PERSON, ANN LEE DAUGIIERTY, MARY WEYIIGANUT, CECIL xVELSII, AIOANN MILLER, PAT M.4LLlSON, Bos VVIIITE, ELIZABETH MORGYXN, PATSY MlI.,XM, KATIIRYN OREM 2nd Row: JANE HIENLEY, FRANCES PIAVENS, NANNETTE BEAVERS, JUNE WEAVER, CIXROLYN SUMMERS, LILLIAN LANE, BETTYE PoR'rLocR, HEl.IiN BARBER, SIIIRLEY PARKERSON, BETTY BRUCE, Lucv KEEN, ANNETTE YAEEEY 3rd Rom: SIIIRLEY LIGIIT, BEVERLY NORTIICOTT, MARGOT LIEBEL, JUNE GUNTER, SHIRLEY BERRY, MARGARET SUMNER, CAROLYN KIEMEL, ANNE RAMsEY, JEAN MII,.I.ER, DoRo'rIIY TOXVNSEND, MARIAN MARSHALL, GLoRIA MIRABELLA, ELIZAHETII TORBERT, BETTY MAxwELL -'llh Row: LEsTER LUIIRING, Ton GAIINETT, VVILLIAM HlillRlNG, JUDIE MAcCoMsEY, LAURA LEE LEBLIY, BARBARA PARISH, JANE TURNER, VIRGINIA HOI.l.AD.AX', DORCJTIIX' Cmcx, CAIKUI, h'IERClER, DOKOTXIY' HIELIIEN, SLINIJRA Loscumn, JoIIN OREIII, xv.-Sl.'l'liR FERRIER, CAROL Ci.-XMI' . President .-,,,..... .......... ..,..... ..... ............. R o B E RT WHITE Vice-President ,...........,.........,..,,L,.,,,.,,,L..,.,.,,L,.......... PATRICIA MALLISON Secretary ,,,,......., .,..,... J OANN MILLER, MARY FRANCES WEYI-IGANDT Treasurer ..... ...,.,,,,..,.,..............,,. .......................,,, C E CIL WELSH Syiofzsar ,...,, ....... M ISS NORSWORTHY AQUI sl: HABLA ESPANOL. Whether we are just beginning Spanish or continuing the study of it, our interest in the language extends beyond the classroom. We try to know more about our Latin American neighbors by singing their songs, reading their books, and learning about their customs. This year we have seen all-Spanish movies, given plays in Spanish, and even had a Spanish spelling bee. Perhaps to some of the members the outstanding meetings were those at which we had as guests consuls from some of the Latin American countries. We are trying to be better Americans by learning more about our friends to the south. i75l Footli ht Club lst Raw: FRANK BRONVN, FORREST WIIITSON, ELLSXVORTH JOHNSON, CHESTER Com1ToN, WINSTON WXLGUS, Fnrrz Fmmc, DAvxs Mooruz, HERB!-:RT JARVIS, TOMMY CoYNE 2nd Row: Doms ZUIDEMA, NANCY LEE, MAKLENE ADDISON, SuzANNE HARRIS, Donn-1A CAMPBELL, JEAN Fist-:ER 3rd Row: gimica BEALE, LoRnAxNE LUPINO, ANN OREM, BARBARA Rnouxas, IRENE DRAMIQS, LORRAINE RXVIERE, MARlI.YN PooLE, DENA ocn, NONA LAND, PrxYLL1s LOCKWOOD, B1-:'1'rY JEAN RABEY, KATIIERINE O'NErLL, MARGARET TAYLOR flth Row: SUSAN SPESSAND, NANCY Lou GATLINC, Czsdn. PEDERSON,gANE Snmvmz, ANN JACOBS, Jo ANN MAnsHALL, VIRGINIA Kmu, Amf:NA SHAEFFER, Doms MUNTCRAIN, REBECCA MCCOY, BETTY ALDXVIN, BETTY Lou Bmccs, BETTY Lou EUCLEY President ,,.,......... ,....... B ETTY BALDWIN Vice-President ..A..,. ,...... B ETTY EUGLEY Secretary ,,,,,...., ,....... B ETTY BIGGS Treasurer ,...., ....... T OMMY COYNE Librarian ,,,.,, ..... R EBECCA MCCOY Sponsor ,...... ....,.. M ISS DABNEY THE FOOTLIGHTS CLUB, one of the two active dramatic clubs in Granby, is forjunior High students. The members produce and act out plays for student presentation in their meetings. They assist in programs for assemblies and usually are responsible for a large part of the Comet Show. The club Welcomes as members all those inter- ested in dramatics and offers them opportunities for experience in acting, make-up, stage management, and stage lighting. l76l 44 9' Club Isl Raw: MARY Dunusv, Ex.xzArm'm EICIIELBIZRGER, ANN URBAN, BEVERLY WARREN, PEGGY MARSHfXl.L, DOROTIIY CHICK, ELSA Gmzsr 2nd Raw: JEANli'l'TE 'I'u.u-:'r1'la, PAULINE GRANT, MARll.YN SIIUEMIER, JANE PETERSON, ANNE Smrru, BARBARA PlaAr:ocK, PAT ISAACS .S'lur1a'1'ng.' CONNlli BRYANT, .IRAN Ross, PATSY lN1ll.AM, BARBAILA PARISH, JEAN Hlct:uT, .IACNIH XVIHTEIIURST, THIQLMA STRAW, Tom GARNxi'1'1' I'rm'dcnt .,.,.,...... .,,,.,, B ARBARA PARISH Vice-Pmvidmt ,......,.,.. ...... T HELMA STRAW Sfcretary- Treasurer .,...... ...,.... E LSA GERST .Symni-or .,.,,,,,,,..,..,... .,... M Iss KNIGHT VVho is responsible for the beautiful and inspirational Christmas plays given at Granby? How is the one-act play, a part of the spring literary events, chosen and cast? Miss Knight and the Q, Club can tell you, for with her aid they choose and produce these plays and also furnish many interesting auditorium programs during the year. As the Senior High dramatic club, this group has made a definite place for itself in Granby. l77l enior Y Teens gr. ... 7:1 Row: 22ml Row: irfl Ifnw Illr Rom KATIIRYN OREM, VIRGINIA HOLLADAY, JUANITA UNDERDOM'N, LUCY KEEN, SIIIRLEY BERRY, JDANN MII.LER, JANE TURNER, Bl.i'I l'Y BRUIJE, CARIJLYN KEIMEL, ANNE RAnIsEY DOLORliS SMITH, ELIZABHTII EIcIIEI.EERcER, MARY DUDI.EY, JEAN CLXRROLL, EYELYN HOl.DIiK, JEAN Cox, DoRo1'm' Hlil.l.IiN, ANNE PERSON, JUNE XVEAVER, CAROI.Y'N SUMMERs, IALLIAN LANE, CoNNIE BRYANT, BETTYE PoRTI.ocx, HIil.12N BARBER, MARIAN MARSllAI.L, JANE MIl.l.ER, DoRo'r1IY T!JSN'NSEND, MARGARET SUMNER, JUNE GUNTER, SHIRLEY PARRERSON, JACQUIE MKZCl.liNNllX', GI.oRIA MlllABlil.I..A, JAIIKIE WIIITEnuRsT, PAT KNEl'l..liY h'flNNlli HALl,, JHANlE'l'TE Tll.Y.liTTE, MIIJKIE BIUNKMAN, ANNA RowEI.I,, ANN NlxoN, TllEI.MA STRAXV, CAMILLE CRKJSICR, BI-:'r'rY AI-vERsoN, CIIIARLOTTE STEEL, BARBARA NELME, -IOAN WILEY, .IOYCE STEVENS, Bl:Z1'1'Y JEAN RAY, BETTY LACEEY, JoYc:E HANN1Ns, SIIIRLEY BoNEY, BEVERLY LANn, BARBARA YCUNG, -IUNE BRUWN IANE I-IENLEY, PAT lVfAl.LISON, DIANA BUCKWVALTIER, JEAN PHILLIPS, BEVERLY XVARRIHN, BARBARA l'EAooCR, Louusxa SAIQARINI, DOLOIQES VVATIERFIELD, JoY COSTLY, PATSY BRIVITLER, BETTY N1ILLI5R, OLGA TlIOLK!i, JUNE MINsoN lfirsl Srnzeslcr Second Sanzeslcr JOANN MILLER ...... ....,..... P resident ....... ..,.,,. IN 11sLlssA WAREIELD BETTY BRUCE ,,,,,.,,,,,,, .,.... I fice-President .,,.,, ..,...,....... B ETTY BRUCE VIRGINIA HOLLADAY .,,.,.. ..... 6 'ccrctafy ,,,., ,.,,,.. P ATQMALLISON JANE TURNER ....,...,,..., ....... T reasurer ....., ...... H ELEN BARBER SPONSORS MISSES KIRKWOOD, AYERS, and MCLEOD THE SENIOR Y TEENS is the Norfolk branch of the international teen age group of the Y.W.C.A. Its aim is to promote a spirit of friendship between high school girls and to make better citizens for the future. Among the things the girls have had at their meetings were well known speakers and quiz programs. The highlights of the year were the Pajama Party, the Farewell Party to January seniors, and the annual Mother-Father-Teacher-Daughter Banquet. l78l Hi-Y, Geor e William Chapter Isl Raw: CAROL CAM!-, JOIIN BROUGIITON, RICl'lARD Tnowts, Scn'r'r MAXW'Iil.L, LYNN YOUNG Zur! Row: DOUGLAS HIEIKBIKRT, Bos CIIAIIALKO, BILLY PAIzsnNs, ROBIQRT RfDWS'liLl., Ronmn' SUMMERS 3rd Raw: STKIART NOTTlNGll.Khf, GLENN lJOUGHTY, CARL Ruexm, CHARLES RIUIIARDSIJN, Tom GARNli1'1'. .IAMIIS SAMIISON, DON I'IIN'I'RIass MR. .ANDERSON 'IIII Row: CiIAIxI.lsS SMITII, JIMMY BRUXVN, NORBlfXN ZWAIILHN, Bon RICIIIARIJSON, LINWOOI1 PERKINS ill: Raw: JACK AIAGKSON, limfrau l-IIIIfIf, IiII.I. NIXON, FORREST Mr:F.xI1I.ANn, jAc:x Simms, Bus clAl.LlS f,l'I'.l'I'll1?IIl,, ,. ,, .......JOllN BROUGIITON VIAFI'-lj?'1?.fi!l!'IIl,. .. . .,....,..tLYNN YOUNG .SY-crelary ,,I.,.,. ...... S corr MAXWELL .....,..RICHARD THOMAS Treamrer, ,,.., ....,.....CAROL CIAMP Clzaplain ....,., An organization of outstanding young men, the Hi-Y has made itself known through- out city and school by following its courageous principles of clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and Clean sportsmanship. We will not soon forget the good times we have had at our many parties and dances, or the thrill of our group cheering sections at football games. All of our activities show a pride in club and school which distinguishes the Hi-Y. l 791 Junior Y Teen .5 wr E 7:1 Raw: Qnri Raw: .7111 lfnw : -'llh Row 5th Raw PA1-sY MIDGETT, BEVERLY BOXVMAN, JoYcE BEARD, DoRo-I-IIY ,ADAMS MfKRGIE WILSTED, ARMEDA YVILLIAMS, PAT UNDERDOWN, NANCY RlCli.ARDSON, MARY JERNIGAN, ANNE TROXVER, CARDI. OWVICNS, PIIYLLIS KLEIN, ALICE OREM, NORMA OWENS, MARJORIE BRowN FAY GREENLAND, ROSE MARIE MARSIIALI., PAT TURNER, GAY RICE, ELUISII NIENEFEE, SIIIRLEY MASON, BARBARA XVASIIBURN, BARBARA LANE, VIRGINIA COLlNSKX', EDNA FISHER, SIIAREN HAI.l.liR, PEGGY Hucnus, HAZliL LEMASTERS, LoRRAINE LIII-INo MRS. ADAMS, PATSY WILEERN, PATSY CUMMINGS, BARBARA WATERS, BE'l'l'Y 'JANE FRAME, BARBARA DUDLEY, PEGGY Comma, RLJBIERTA CRESLEIN, JANET PARKER, MILDRIID BRAMBLE, EVELYN CRAwIfoRD, MARY SEERING, PATSY VIA, IRENE ETIIERIDGIZ, ELIZAEETI-I BURNETT, SIIIIzI.IaY STEI1IIENsoN, HARRIET HDLLIXND, IRIS BOGARTII, PATSY MARSIIALL, URSUl.A DAX'lDSON, M:XR!li h'fCMlLLER, ESTIIER AMADIIR, INIAIILENE RISH BOOTSIE SIMI'soN, LINDA MUNDEN, BARBARA PAINE, DORIS CDORE, FRANCES WILSDN, MARTHA DRIESELI., SALLY INGAMELLS, JEAN SANDERLIN, JUNE TIICRER, MINA YAEEEY, JOYCE SAMS, RosE ELLA IXSHBERRY, CQNNIII LAUGIITDN, DOROTIIY BASSETT, JOYCE GUNTliR, ANNE NILSEN, NIOLLY NOTTINGIIAM, JEAN RAwI,.S, ALICE OREM, BETTY BLACKWELL, SHIRLEY SMITII, ANNE CIRAWVFORD, MYR1X Lou BEASLEY, JEAN SEEI-IoRN, ALICE BLAKE, ELSA BARCO President ....-.,.,.. . .......... J oYcE BEARD Vice-Pre.ride'fzt ...... II...,. B EVERLY BOWMAN Secretary ....,..... ...,.. D oRoTI-IY ADAMS Treasurer ,.,, , ,.I,,.,,,...,I....,,,.,......,..,,..I,..,.... PATSY MIDGETT Sponsors ,,,., ...... M Rs. E. ADAMS and MISS HOCIPISTRASSER 'THE JUNIOR Y TEENS is an organization for Junior High girls sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Interesting and helpful discussion periods are held at the meetings and useful projects carried out. The girls have a lot of fun planning such entertainment as parties, suppers, and hikes. The club's purpose is to provide entertainment, de- velop skill in recreational activities, and discover new fields of talent. i801 Q , A J 5 Junior Choru dai 7:1 Row: 2n1l Row: Jul Rum: .hh lI'nI1I filh Row HARRY CR0l1WIiI.L, EDWARD CUNNINGIIAM, ROBERT SYDENSTRICKER, FRANR MARCl'llONE, GEIJRGE NVILLIAMS, FREDIJIE BEcRNIII.I,. CPIARLES HoLLINcswoRTII, Rm:-IARu DAIIGIIERTY, Ruifus GoRvoN, JAMES STRUIAIM, JAMES PAGE, BILLY STARR, COIIRTLAND JONES. Ruxfus JOHNSON ANN GRUBBS, ELINUR MARTY, EARL WATEREIELD, CARKJII XIVILIJAMS, CSLADYS MUNlfflRD, JANE TUGRER, Home S'rocRToN. l..nIIIsE TlN'llfORD, JANE SHRIVER, CYNTHIA STEVIENSON, MARGIE vVll.STl5D, ANNE TUCRER, CAROLE SI.EH'NEss, MARTHA HIPI'ES, BILLY KING, WANDA MORECOCK, MRs. YVALDEN IANE SMITH, BARBARA RHODES, IRENE DRAIIES, MARTHA VANIJIEVANDER, MARGARliT VVHITE, SYLVIA 'BEVERLY SIIHA, JIIYGE BLACKNVELL, NANKIY RIGHARDsoN, BARBARA LANE, ELIzABETII PARSONS, IEvEI,YN FI.oRENf:E Y0lING, MARY ELIZABETH 'I'A1'EMWlEAN WH.LIAMs, SHIRLEY CHIEGORY, SIIZANNE HARRIS, HAZE1. SEI,I.Ew, CATHERINE CrIRwIN, Jn ANN MARSlIAI.L, MARY ANNE H1TsoN, NANCY PAGE, BETTY BROWN, AIUDITII BRowN, IVIARGARYCT GRGVER, NIRRI VliRGAKlS, 'IRAN NUMMY, MARIE JGIINsoN, ELIZAEETI-I HAI.s1-EAD, BARBARA SAUNDERS, Rosie MII.l.liTT, MARX' Jo CAI'RIo, GALE DIxoN, DOROTIIY KliI.LAM, MAIZVE KIPI- SLIZANNE MGsEL, BARBARA MIGIIAELS, CARCDI, SAM:-soN, JACKIE GALE, CLARINE TINRHAM, DIANE NESTON, RosER'rA MooN, MARY ANNE SGRUGGS, TRIANNI-2 LAMIIKIN, MIXILIIARET Coon, VlRGINN!i WILKINSON, PEGGY MlTCllLl.OUGIl, NANCY BEIIREND, JEAN CDVINGTON, PIIYLLIS EASLER, BARBARA TAYLDR, KAREN CACIIELIN, JEAN Hocc, JANE GARRETT, JI-:AN GARNETT, ZETTA YFROLLIN- GER, PEGGY JUSTICE, JUNE SPENEE Cl.IiSN'EI.l., ANNE ALLEN, BEBLER, SHI-1 FHNTRESS President ,......,GI. ,,,.,,,,,.. J EAN WILLIAMS Vice-Pm-idmzl ....,. ,....... G EORGE WILLIAMS SeCrs'laU1 ...,.... ....,.. V IRGINIA WILKINSON Treasurer ,,.,, ..........,...............,,.,,..,...,..I....,......,.....,,, B ILLY STARR Librarians., .... ....... E DWARD CUNNINGHAM, RICHARD DAUGHERTX', BOBBY SYDENSTRIGRER, FREDDIE BEGRNELL Sfzorzxor ...... .,.....,,...., , ...., v , .,,.,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,MRS. WALDEN Have you heard that wonderful combination of fancy piano playing and singing? That,s Mrs. Walden and her Junior Chorus. This group rchearses daily and has accomplished a great deal during the school year. As a group, they participate in our assemblies and Cornet Shows. In addition to these school activities, they take part in special programs for the churches and hospitals. Out of this chorus will come the Senior Chorus members of tomorrow. l81l fn. 1 , Milf. K, X AQ! The Band , Color Guard: A Injarzllm' Lvl Rom: 21111 Rnw: .ird Row: vllh Row: 5111 Raw: Iilll Rom 7th Row: BUDDY KOElll.ER, DANNY Coorxss, BUSTER BRowN, BRAIIM MULLER .IEANHTTE SIIQEMAKER, PEGGY Bumxrr MR. WILLIAMS, BILI.Y HAl,1., VINCENT ENNIS, GEORGE XNILLXAMS, EARL LUUDER, ELLEN Lowla BILL PRICE, CARL SMITH, XVANDA HARRIs, CIIARLEs HDI'IENSTElN, BHRYL PERRY ANITA TYLIER, PEGGY LEAEE, GEORGE GRQVER, ARTHUR M1cARs, LARRY DAUGIIERTY RAI.vu MCDONALD, HowARD LAMEERT, WILEUR TIIORNTON, BILLY EINSTI-JIN, BERNARD Gow GLORIA MlRABEl.l.A, MARGARET Woon, DoNALD BRDWN, DICRIE STERLING, GRAYsoN 'FERRY Pun. Moss, CAROL CJAMP, BET-rY,IEAN ALLEN, CONNIE PAGE, CIIARLES PI'r'rs TOMMY GLIINN, MII.nnIaD GAY'LORD, RICHARD DEVEY, BERNARD FORMAN Captain ...... ,,........,,.I... P HIL Moss Co-Caplain I,..,. .,II. R ALPH MCDONALD Secretagw ..,,,, . ,,... RALPIi MCDONALD Treasure: ',,. ...,... BERNARD GOULD Sponsor .,..., .,,., M R. R. WILLIAMS THE GRANBY BAND is a wonderful success under the leadership of our new teacher, Mr. Russell Williams. At the Newport News vs. Granby football game, the Band and the newly formed Girls' Drill Corps made their first public appearance and were an immediate success. They worked hard almost every morning before school, during assembly periods, first period, and at night. The Band also visits other schools and takes a part in the Music Festival. l32l Cheerleaders A In Row: JUANITA GA1.E,JIiAN MCELROY, MARY ANNE BAUM, BALQBARA PARISH, CAMJLYN SKINNER, BARBARA lVlARSllALL Cajrtuin: FRANCES Rmn Sl1lll!llIIl.g.' jonn PARIS, PArluc:xA l-Ior.t.oMAN, Juvma Zonv, JESSIE Form, MYIQNA WocmwARn, SALLY llliI'1SIi, Bl-:1 rY BAR:-ms, Guuun S'rEvuNsuN lallfllflllfl ...,.... .. ,.,, .. ...FRANQILS Rum Co-Capmin ,e.,A. ,..,... IN IIYRNA Woonwmw blbonsor ,...,,, ......, ...,..... M I ss MOORE LET's CHEER FOR Granby High School! Rah, Rah, Rah . . .N At every one of the Granby football and basketball games, the Cheerleaders are present to lead the student cheering section in the songs and yells for their team. These boys and girls work hard at their position: selling programs at all home games, helping in the decorations for various school athletic activities, and staying after school every afternoon for practice-to perfect the old yells, and to originate new cheers and routines. l The requirements for a Cheerleader are strict: each one of them must be passing in all subjects in order to become a member of the squad. This year the Cheerleaders were fortunate in that they were able to attend the Granby-Roanoke football game in Roanoke, the Granby-John Marshall football game in Richmond, and the two Granby basketball games in Richmond. l83l -. A- It- ,rs ,- 124-s .?:?'I,XE WX . M ' 'Y' ,, -sg X S, 5 gr Senior Choru Club -. Q. - 5 4 ,Gas , - W 1 ga f . 'qi' -I -- ,- A ,,.' 'iirs-no ,Q , fl.-?wmM?ffl?Irm'-I-152: VA X- N.,..M H RZX, Q '. E ,'!'1 -ry NX--XX ,X-A ,W X? , 4 R, r. In I it-.as B gr .I is ,i -M in M, .,XI- - F , ,.- ,-.fix- X X11 fr-1 ,.,t.:.L,,,.4Xrsi. mf.sXgt,Q,,.sa: 1,X .e fm 'af QM...-s'Q,'l iff-- V :W w A W . N . X - .X , ,,. . y 7 L. A, ,-AX.. ....,, ..,..,,.-,.,-A, X , - - , - , A X- ,. W' 'X I X , :cm T Wiigwww em-TTI? .,, .,., - ' 16 fX B-'IT - XXI-rf 1 X, I - . Q I ,, X n fzflgas wah:-www S 5 'Wai-WT'5:Iwww Q t , .X.-ii,a,..,..,-s - -Q - M-aff?-Ha H, 7:1 Raw: BETTY BRINIcI,Iev, JANE BEARD, Iovciz STIFF, SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN, E1.IzAnE'rI-I SImIoNs, Lois CIAVENDER, MARY BALDNVIN, S1 UART YVRIGIIT, HEI.EN COOPER, Do'r TOWNSEND, Lois AGRAMONTE, JANET NVODDVVARD Jud lfnm: Lois FLINT, PAT LAssE'rER, DoRo1'IIY WVADE, JEAN PIuI.LIvs, MARY CALTIXK, ,IEAN MARIE Foizn, JEAN SIIIITII, JACKIE SIIARIN JLZANNIE ALBERS, FRANCES KEI.I.ER, DIANE AoRAMoN'rE, FRANCES AlIliRN .inl Raw: l'DIII.nRIas XVATliRFllil.D, .JACKIE TmII.IN, BEN ALLEN, .IIMMY BROWN, Bun HvI.1'uN, VVII.I.I.xM l.nvu:N, PA1' GAVIN, KILBN' Hou: vs I84 BOBBY Am-IaRsoN, RnmaR'r Lovicx, JEANNINE VVII.soN l resz'den! ........,.,. ......-...--.. J O BOYGE Vice-Prwidenl, ,,-,,,,,, ,,,. . , ..... ........... ...... C o NNIE BRYANT Sfrcretagf- Treasurer ..... .....,...,......,...,.................................. ,I OE POOLE Librarians ..X.,..,....,. . ,.... .JACKIE DAY, jo Bovcs, MARIE HARRIS and GRACE CARUANA Wardrobe .Mistresses ,,,,,,, A ,,., CHARLOTTE STELI. and LILLIAN LANE Sponsor ,,,.,,,,,,,,I,II,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,...,.,,,,,..,,..,.,I,.. M R. VAN NOR'FWICK As the strains of school songs come to our ears, we usually recognize among the singers the harmonious tones of the Senior Chorus. One of the occasions when the Chorus appears most prominently is the Christmas play during which it usually offers both traditional and religious music in a setting that fills us with the reverent spirit of the season. Another high spot ofthe Chorus's calendar is the Comet Show in which the music is lighter but no less carefully prepared and presented. Weeks of work go into re- hearsal for this, but the results produce our hit shows. All during the school year, the Chorus carries Granby to those outside the school by appearing in church services, presenting programs in hospitals, and taking part in the state Music Festival. Zml Raw: Mmm: Wf ' Senior Chorus Club Isl Row: .Iovcn Buwrin Ni, .. SAKAKI LAN un Quia . 5 , 5 4 I H l l CARUANA, Bu.1.n2 DUNLAP, f Gwmz CARNEGH: Mocx, Biavizniv Gummv, CARL Rmmw ' Pmansow, Loum . Swirru, A . .A LY, CnARLo'r'm STIELL, Jimr -Bon RICHARD N, TOM GARNm'1', -Ion POOLE, r.0lllSli HM Comma BRYANT E Du' BY HIGH! AL MATER Granby Hzlg ! Our Alma Maler'.' Le! the joyful welkin ring! i Hall to thee, our Alma .Malerf Ever praise lo lhee we singg We all love thee, Alma Mater'.f Thou hast led our steps arightg Come weal! Come woe! Wherever we may go, Mfill our memories fy' thee be brzghlg 011, Granlyf Hzlgh! Oh, Granby High! Oh, Mornintg Star fy' Ljfe in our sky! May our lives ever beige ' Pride ana' Honor to thee! 0 God bless thee, Granby Hzlgh! Words and music by Captain John W. W. Cummings, U. S. N. 8 Safety Patrol 75: Raw: IQ.-STI-IERINE OXNEILL, GERALDINE GUY, ERMA TILLERY, ELINQR MARTY, HOPE S'rocR'roN, ANNE SOWERS, BARBARA WAsImURN 2nd Raw: TOMMY I-IoPRINs, BETTY JEAN RABEY, MARIE MCh'IILLER, HENRY E'rrA WILI.IAMsoN, CAROL WII.I.IAMs, BARBARA WVATFRS rss TOMMY URso BOYS GIRLS Captains ......... ........ B RAHM MULLER CAROL WILLIAMS Lieutenanls ,,,,.... ,....... T oMMy URso ELINOR MARTY, ERMA TILLERY Sponsor ..,..... ,....,.,................. M R. CLOONAN THE SAFETY PATROL is an organization whose purpose is to promote safe and orderly conduct among all Granby students. This is a national organization and is under the direction of the American Automobile Association. The success of the Safety Patrol is shown by the record of the students who regulate trafic in front of the school. Although traH-ic is heavy on Granby Street, there has not yet been a serious accident there. The Safety Patrol also works for cleanliness in and outside of the building. l tamp and Coin Club 7.vl Row: MICIIAEL Nmcno, jenny RO5ENBLA1'T, HARVEY BATLEMAN, Bonny CAMPBELL, RALPH NIORRISON 2nd Raw: W1L1.mM HERRING, ELx.swok'rH JOHNSON, RAYMOND NIARTIN, Miss Hocusrnfxssmx President ,,.,,.,,,, .,... H Arwizy BATLEMAN Vice-President .,..... ...,.. H ENRY BERGSTROM Secretary ........... ,,..,.. W ILLIAM HERRING Treasurer ..,... ....... R AYMOND MARTIN Sponsor ,...... ....... M Iss HOCHSTRASSER The students of Granby interested in coins and stamps meet every other Tuesday with Miss Hochstrasser in the library. During the formal business meeting one of the members tells an interesting story about a stamp or coin he owns or about a famous one. After the business meeting, they get together to trade and discuss these articles. The club offers an opportunity to further their hobby and make new friends at Granby. I 8 7 Home Economic Club Silling: JEANNINE Wn.soN, V1iRN1X EMMONS, BETTY Suxa Coirrmm, BERNIUE CARTER, Miss Bousn, Mitume Mczllwiizi. Stanrlirig: Binuis LANE, M.1xkx' ELLEN Ricimoxn, Lois CHERRY, OLGA TIIOLKE, P,x1'sx' Cox, :XNNA Rowx-:l.i., BETTY Blcnvix, PEGGY Tumus l38l Louisa Mums President ........... .......BETTY SUE COFFIELD Vice-Pmridenl ..... ,.,,,, BERNICE CARTER Secretagf ,,,..... ,...... J EAN HODGES Treasurer .,,.,., .,....VERNA EMMONS Sponmr, ....., ....,.. M Iss Bousn This Club is organized for girls only. Because those taking either cooking or sewing are interested in the home, they organized this club to learn more about taking care of it. The girls specialize in good grooming, etiquette, home decorating, and the preparation and serving of food. Their meetings are held in the school apartment where they carry out many of their plans. Distributors Club 'iii assi? Sitting: ANNE HARRELL, JEAN CARROLL, LORRAINE VVILLIAMS, Enrm HAUSER Back Raw: ALBERT GRAIN, PEGGY Anxms, JACK House, EARL ELLIS, junsoz-1 NEw'mN, JANET BLAND, BALLENGER ' ' Q :F -. X ' ,L I, ff' vs. 'QAJ ,N CJ-H-KJ'-' if Presizlent ......,,.., ........,,,A,....,...., A LBERT CRAIENYLA. Vine-Preriklerzt .,.,,.,..... .,,..... -I UDsoN NEWTON Secrelagf- Trearurer. ,,,.., ,....., A NNE HARRELL .,.....,.,,,,.EARL ELLIS Publiciiy Man ........ .......Miss BALLENGER Sponsor .......,.. The purpose of the Distributors Club is to further selling as a profession among Granby High School students. The club has learned much of the art of salesmanship from outside speakers who visit the club from time to time. The members serve our community by acting as clerks after school and during holiday periods. I 89 Art Club Q is it iw Sitling: BETTY SUE PERKINS, VERNA WILLIAMS, BETTY SUE CQEEIELIJ, FRANCES AIIEARN, JEAN Cox, ELOISE NIENEFEIE, BARBARA BRINN, CONNIE SIIIPP, BETTY ANN EPPERLY, PAT CIIERRY Slan1ling.- ANNE PERSON, HERBERT SAMS, PAT HOCKETT, KELLY HYLTON, JEAN MARSIIALL, RONALD LE vVARN, CLARENCE BRIMMER, FRANK TARRANT, LEE PIERBERT, Tommy URSO, BERNICE CARTER, Do-r BERKLEY, CARoLYN PIIELPS, CARLISLE MoRRIsE'r'I'E President ......... ......... D OT BERKELEY Vz'ce-President ...... ....... C AROLINE PHh,LPS Secreiagv .......,. ......,,.. P AT CHERRY Treasurer .....,. ......... A NNE PERSON Sponsor ....... ...... M Rs. HANDEYSIDE THE ART CLUB, started here in 1939, is an organization to increase opportunities for developing talent among the students of Granby. Members of this club work on all school projects such as the Annual, Spectator, and Comet Show. The club is also responsible for a great many of the colorful posters seen around the school and for scenery used in school assembly programs. One of the most outstanding and active organizations in Granby, its members have won many high honors in various art contests. l90l Science Club Sitling: CAROLYN Kiz1Mm,, Mizussn WARFIELD, TUELMA STRAW, M,w.GAian'r SUMNER Standing: HERMAN BELL, BERNARD BnowN, ALAN HALI.AM, S'rUAn'r NoTTxNci-IAM, E1.LswoR'ru JOHNSON, Louis Goonmuimn, Tl-IORNR RUNYON, Pmuv Wnrrii, Jos Pooua ' ....... BERNARD BROWN Prexzdent ......... VicelPre.vident ....,.,.. ,,........ H ERMAN BELL Secrelagf- Treasurer. ....., ........,...................... T HORNE RUNYON Sjmmors ., ......... .... ....... M I ss BROCK and MR. THORNTON Their avid interest in all things scientific distinguishes this group of Granby students. Not only do they derive information from their own experiments, but they also learn about the progress of science from visits to museums, hospitals, and labora- tories. Although individual interests may vary from biology to atomics, or from arche- ology to psychiatry, each member takes his turn in imparting information on his project to the rest of the organization. As an affiliate of Junior Science Clubs of America, and of the Junior Academy of Science, this club participates in many state and national scientific activities. l91l Girls' Athletic Club Down : Smmling E92 PATRICIA LAssE'rER, ELSIE BEASLEY, ALICE OREM, RAE Smrru, Nonnm OwENs, BETTY Lou Wu.soN, ELEANOR NfARSHAl.L, Mmm ANN WHITSON : ELSIE BANCO, DIANA BUCKWALTEH., GLORIA NHRABELLA, Row-HELiA SIMPSON, SONDRA Loscuma, MARY Lucais, SALLY INoAMEu.s BETTY ANN PACE, KIANICE KING, ELmsE MENEFEE, BARBARA Hosx1N, N1cxY RAn'r, 'JOY CosrLEY, NADINE Gmscm, ANNE NIKON ANNE STU1-ms, LAURA LEE Imam' President ........ ...... G Lonm MIRABELLA Vice-President ...... .,,,,,,.,.,,.,,, A NNE N1xoN Secretazy ......,,... ........ L AURA LEE LEBBY Treaxurer ........ ..................L..............,.....,....... E LsIE BEASLEY .Syzonrors ...... .,... M ISSES BALASCA, GREGORY, and MooRE A perfect shotll' Watch that ballln Such exclamations may be heard emanating from the girls' gym any Monday or Wednesday afternoon. These expressions sug- gest a game of basketball, but the members also participate in softball, hockey, soccer, and volley ball under the guidance of the gym instructors. The highlight of the year is the traditional basketball game against the faculty which draws many interested spectators. l 1 y OIIO ram Club M2 as im? Af Mgmt fam .ve lst Row: Znn' Raw: Jrrl Row: Bos l'lOI.I.AND, .IAMIis PETERSON, RAl.r-II BERRY, DAVID NIONDV, SONNY GOODLOE, BILLY BEARD, LIEFTY DRIIiSHl.l. FARLEY PUYVIERS, JACK SUMMS, Bos SKINNER, DICKIE HARRISIIN, LARRY BROWVN, BARTON TwIIfoRn, MR. CQRIYFIN, .jmm BIII,I,, BII.I. Lovicx, BARNEY GII,I,, HENRY FoII.Ias, BILL ETIIERIDGE, SONNY HARRISON,.IOE BAINILS PIINGIIY MAIzsIIAI.I., CARIIEN INFANTlNU,'IAY HAI.I., CIIIICR STORES, Boom' KIILIIAN, Lows M1.:LIaon, .IACK Lur:As, BIIIIIIY l..YoNs, DICK IVANIIUIR, l'IARRY HANN 1,l'l'.Yl.dl?flf ....,..,.., .....D1CKIE HARRISON I'I'cr-Presidenl .... . ...,.....,,.. ,... . ............ . ..,.. DICK IVANHOE .S'1'm-elaries. ,.... BARNEY GILI. and HARVEY HARRELL 'I'reasurar ........I,. .........,,...,..........,,...,..... F ARLEY POWERS Scrgean!-al-Arms, . . ., Spolzsor ...... ..,,.. . I. Thirty-five winners of the Granby G,' make up this club which sponsors many dances and parties throughout the school year. The four major sports-football, track, baseball, and baseball-furnish a means of winning the HGH. The outstanding aim of the club is to foster scholastic spirit among the students and a sportsmanlike attitude among the teams. ..,.....sIACK LUcAs .....MR. GRIFFIN l93l ,l Q.. F, , mm Q gm K V H iYQj'12Si Lv -4 :gf 1 M lfflfifzfm 53 -iw p' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 FEATS OF STRENGTH CO CHE g K RAYMOND S. CASEY ELMER TARRALL .4l11l r, T,-ack Coach Foolball Coach N I i961 DONALD G. GRIFFIN WILLIAM P. MARTIN Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach 66197 h Virginia Class C ampions JOE BAINES Louis MCLEOD-All Foreman Field, All State BILL ETHERIDGE HENRY Fou.Es-All Foreman Field, All State, All Southern, Norfolk's Outstanding Player, All Granby Ci!-IAUNCEY WILLIS BUDDY LYONS DICK IVANHCE-All Foreman Field, All State, All Granby DICK HARRISON CHUCK STOBBS-All Foreman Field, All State, All Southern, Virgir1ia's Outstanding Player, All Granby JACK LUCAS BARNEY GILL-All Foreman Field, All State, All Southern, All Granby. Left: Virginia Class IH Trophy. Right: Northrop Granbf-Mau1y Tropfry l97l Football GRANBY 66, NORVIEW 0 Opening their 1946 season with a bang, the GRANBY BLUE COMETS ran their string of consecutive victories to 22 straight by routing NORVIEW, 66-0 NORVIEW won the toss, and elected to receive. The PILOTS failed to gain, and were forced to kick. Two plays later, the COMETS scored, Stobbs going over on a reverse. The try for the extra point was no good. After the PILOTS again failed to gain, the COMETS took over on the 15 yard line, and Larry Brown quickly scored. Sonny Harrison kicked the extra point. The longest run of the afternoon was made by Henry Foiles, who intercepted a pass on his own 30 and went 70 yards for another T.D. He made another point by kicking the point-after-touchdown. Next Stobbs scored on an off-tackle smash. The score at the half was GRANBY-27, NORVIEW-O. In the third quarter Stobbs unleashed a Hood of passes, Ivanhoe catching one in the end zone and Gill receiving one on the one yard line. jack Lucas scored on the next play. Bob Skinner made two beautiful runs, one of which scored. The second run set up the T.D. that Sonny Harrison bulled over. The last two scores of the afternoon were made by Harvey Harrell and jim Whitley, each on 30 yard runs. The point-after touchdown parade was led by Foiles with 3, Sonny Harrison getting 2. Punchy Marshall chalked up one extra point by receiving a pass in the end zone. Final score, GRANBY-66, NORVIEW-0. GRANBY 26, FORK UNION 6 On September 28, the BLUE GoMETs whipped a powerful FORK UNION team, 26-6. Looking good on every play, the white-shirted COMETS scored early, Barney Gill taking it over after a 24 yard run. Foiles split the uprights for the extra point. Morgan, of the CADETS, ran the kick-off back to his own 32. On the next play lvlorgan caught a pass from Sicalino on the GRANBY 44. FORK UNION,S only touchdown came on the next play, when Morgan ripped off 44 yards into the end zone. The GADETS failed to make the extra point. Alert line play by Buddy Lyons stopped the UNION team on GRANBY's 18, when he recovered Shaty's fumble. With Chuck Stobbs and Red Lucas showing the way, GRANBY marched S2 yards for their second T.D., Lucas going over from the 9. The score at the half, GRANBY 13, FORK UNION 6. The CADETS threatened again in the third quarter, when Gataldi was pulled down on the GRANBY 10 after catching one of Sical- ino's passes. Their attack bogged down on the 6, due to the hard play of the GRANBY line, paced by Dog McLeod and Buddy Lyons. Barney Gill galloped 75 yards to pay dirt after intercepting Sicalino's pass on his own 25. Foiles's placement was blocked. GRANBY,S last T.D. was set up by Foiles, who pounced on Sherrill's fumble. By the time the CADETS had recovered, Stobbs had raced around left end for 6 points and Ivanhoe had pulled down Stobbs's pass in the end zone for the 7th. Final score- I GRANBY-26, FORK UNION-6. Gillxcoresz'1zNorviezugame GRANBY 46, JEFFERSON OF ROANOKE 0 The GRANBY steam-roller crushed JEFFER- sON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL in a game played at Roanoke by the score of 46-O. Exactly two and one half minutes after ROANOKE kicked off, Barney Gill scored standing up. Dick Harrison's placement was smothered. Next, Williams of ROANOKE, fumbled on his own 29, with l98l Football GRANBY recovering. Lucas made it a first and 10 On the MAGICIANS, 19, and the ever dependable Gill cut Over right tackle for another T.D. Again I-IarrisOn's placement was a dud. just 11 minutes later, GRANBY chalked up number three, after Gill intercepted a pass on the MAGI- CIANS, 39. He lateraled to Stobbs, who was forced out of bounds on the ROANOKE 3. On the next play, Stobbs scored around his own right end, and Gill bucked the ball over for the 19th point. During the remainder of the game, everyone Qexcept the water boyl who made the trip played. The next touchdown was made by Brown, who cracked Over from the 6. Sonny Harrison smashed right guard for the extra point. GRANBY led at half-time, 26-0. In the third quarter, Stobbs Bred a touchdown pass to Gill, with Foiles convert- ing. Ivanhoe scored on a 40 yard pass from Stobbs, but a penalty nullified the play. Next, Lucas smashed the line for 9 yards, and Stobbs again passed to Ivanhoe, who Brown skirts rzzglzt and against Fork Union jogged over from the 20. FOiles's placement was again good. ROANOKE,S drive in the fourth quarter was stopped on GRANBYDS 31 by Gill's interception of COfTey's pass. Stobbs completed successive passes to Goodloe and Gill. Barney snagged Chuckls pass on the 39 and easily Outran the safety man to score. Foiles again converted for the final point. The GRANBY line, led by Willis and Etheridge, played one Of their best games of the season. Score - GRANBY- 46, JEFFERSON HIGH-0. GRANBY 43, THOMAS JEFFERSON 0 Gaining their 25th consecutive victory, the GRANEY BLUE COMETS easily overpowered the red- shirted JEFFERSON team, 43-0. Despite the fact that they were penalized more than twice the length of the field, the COMETS managed to amass a total of 382 yards rushing, while holding the JEFFS to 14 yards. After an 82 yard march, Ivanhoe snared Stobbs's heave in the end zone for six points. Skinner then returned a TJ. punt 22 yards, and Gill ripped off 11. Stobbs made 7 and then hurled to Ivanhoe On the 14, who brushed off a couple Of would-be tackles and scored standing. In the early part of the second quarter, Bob Skinner made the afternoonls prettiest run. Slicing OH' tackle, he found himself bottled up, cut to his Held again and ran 54 yards for the 3rd T.D. Sonny Harrison, concealing the ball beautifully, spun through the center of the TEE JAY line, and scored after a 35 yard run. Not a hand touched him. Gill plunged over for the only extra point of the day. The longest run of the day was made by Gill, who took the ball from Stobbs on a Statue of Liberty play, and raced 79 yards around his own right end for a touchdown. In the third quarter GRANBY scored on the first play, Gill intercepted Meyer's pass on RICHMOND,S 35, and danced over for another 6 points. The end of the COMET scoring came in the latter part of the third period after Foiles intercepted Meyer's pass on the 44, and returning it to the 28, Gill got to the 7. After 2 scores were called back, Stobbs lined a pass to Gill, who trotted over for the final marker. The game ended with the GRANBY reserves in possession of the ball in their Own territory. Final score- GRANBY-43, THOMAS-IEFFERSON-0. ' t99J Football p GRANBY 19, HOPEWELL 0 Rolling to their 26th straight victory, the GRANBY BLUE COMETS met their stiifest competition in three years before downing HOPEWELL, 19-O. On GRANBY,S first play from scrimmage, Barney Gill, fleet-footed COMET halfback, broke loose and scooted 35 yards for a X. V touchdown. n- 1 I Late in the first quarter Chauncey Wfillis E E blocked Price's kick to set up the second -at Il, K, - Q score. Gill romped over from the 13. Henry Foiles booted the extra point. There was no more scoring during the first half. The BLUE DEVILS, led by Stan Dereski, came back in the third quarter with several determined bids to score. A fumble in the GRANBY end zone and hard playing by the COMET line killed one and Chuck Stobbs halted another by intercepting a pass on his own goal line. Stobbs got off a beautiful ' punt from the end zone to the I-IOPEWELL 48, and the BLUE DEVILS never again threatened. Aided by a 15 yard penalty, the big blue team went 63 yards for its final score. Barney Gill made the last 42 yards with a beautiful run, after jumping over one would-be tackler. Final score - GRANBX' 19, HOPESVELL O. Skinner goes around ld! in T. game GRANBY 28, JOHN MARSHALL 0 The powerful GRANBY HIGH eleven defeated a stubborn JOHN MARSHALL team at RICHMOND, 28-0. It was the COMETS, 27th straight win. GRANBY received the kick-off, and moved to the JUSTICE 8 yard line in exactly 14 plays. Stobbs rilled a pass to Baines in the end zone for the Hrst marker, Toward the end of the first period, Dog,' McLeod pounced on Slippy Clary's fumble on the JAYEM 20. A bad pass from center put the ball on the 35, where Stobbs shot one to Brown who raced 32 yards to score. Lucas snagged a pass from Stobbs in the end zone for the extra point. Emerson, of JOHN MARSHALL, fumbled the kick off which opened the second half, and it was quickly downed by Henry Foiles, All-State center, to give the COMETS possession of the ball. After being stopped at the 5, a poor kick gave the COMETS the ball on the 31, and two plays later Brown broke over from a spinner play to score as the quarter ended. Foiles's placement was a dud, and GRANBY led going into the fourth period, 19-0. GRANBY took over the ball on downs at the JAYEM 22. The COMETS moved the ball to the 4 yard line from where Stobbs swept around his own left end to score. Stobbs then passed to Lucas in the pay-dirt for the point after touchdown. GRANBY was quick to score 3 plays later when Foiles broke through the line to block Clary's kick from the 26. The ball bounced over the end zone for a safety and GRANBY's final score. Score- GRANBY 28 H- JOHN lVIARSI-IALL O. GRANBY 33, BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 13 Paced by Chuck Stobbs, Barney Gill, and the entire COMET line, the big blue and gold team handily defeated B.C.C.-33-13. About half way through the Hrst quarter Gill whipped around right end to score. Minutes later, in a play covering 50 yards, Stobbs pitched to Gill on the 23, Gill going over for the score. tiooj Football A blocked kick by McLeod set up the third GRANBY T.D., Gill slicing Off left tackle to score. Foiles made the conversion, giving the COMETS a 19-0 lead at the half. Early in the third quarter, Stobbs heaved one from the 26 to Skinner, who scored. Foiles place- kicked the extra point. The most spectacular play of the game came in the fourth quarter when Stobbs shot a 50 yard pass to Gill, who took the ball on the 20 and raced over the goal line to score stand ing up. BALTIMORE marched for 40 yards against the reserves, with West taking the ball over from the 3 on a reverse. BALTIMORE scored again just before the game ended on another 40 yard march, with Schultz going over from the 2. Keeferis placement was good, and as the game ended the score was GRANBY 33 - BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 13. GRANBY 34, NEWPORT NEWS 7 Sparked by the running of Bobby Skinner and Barney Gill, the GOMETS swamped NEWPORT NEWS, 34-7. The first score of the game came when Dick Harrison blocked Taylor's kick in the end zone for a safety. Then Stobbs passed 8 yards to Gill on the 25, who scored. Foiles- made the score 9-0. Midway in the second period, the TYPI-IOON marched 60 yards in11 plays, with JimmyHahn bucking over from the' 6 inch stripe. The successful extra point attempt narrowed the GRANBY margin to 2 points. Next the COMETS took the kick-OH on their 16, and marched toward the TYPHOON goal, Gill scoring after exactly 7 plays. The score was 15-7 at the half. The next T.D. was set Off by Gill's 28 yard return of Taylor's punt. Skinner went 16 yards to score. Foiles's placement was no good. I After exchanging punts, the COMETS took the ball on their 16 and marched 84 yards in 17 plays for their 4th T.D. Stobbs took it over from the 5. Again Foiles's kick was no good. The COMETS went 40 yards for their last score, with Skinner charging over from the 2. This time F oilesis conversion was good. The final score - GRANBY 34 - NEWPORT NEws 7. GRANBY 7, WOODROW WILSON 0 Playing before 17,000, GRANBY earned its 30th straight victory at PORTSMOUTH by defeating a tough WILSON eleven. Although Barney Gill, the COMETS, high scoring halfback, was bottled up all afternoon, he set up the game's only touchdown with a 45 yard punt return to the WILSON 30 in the first period. Gill and Stobbs made it a first down on WILsON's 17. Stobbs then stepped back and heaved one to Ivanhoe, who made a beautiful catch on the one and stepped over to score. Foiles ended the day's scoring with a successful conversion. A PRESIDENT fumble on the 30 allowed GRANBY to reach the WILSON 12, but the PRESIDENTS held and took over on downs. WILSON fought back to the 46, lwhere McLeod, playing a brilliant game, recovered a WILSON fumble to end the march. GRANBY had the ball at the half, after Ivanhoe allowed a pass to trickle through his fingers on the 5. Q 'Bam Lucas loser helmet cracking Hopewell line I 101 1 Football GRANBY marched to the 21 as the 3rd period began, but WILSON held and returned the ball to mid-field before Stobbs intercepted a pass to break up the drive. WILSON again took over. The PRESIDENTS tried to take to the air, but the ever alert Foiles, playing a magnificent defensive game, intercepted. However, Stobbs fumbled and Tanner, of WILSON, recovered. Borum passed, and again Stobbs intercepted. Gill smashed for 13 yards as the game ended. Final score GRANBY 7 - VVILSON O. GRANBY 27, MAURY 12 In Norfolk's annual Turkey Day Classic, GRANBY,S superlative BLUE COMETS, playing before a record crowd of 26,000, soundly walloped the MAURY COMMODORES, 27-12. The COMMODORES received, and made two first downs before being stopped cold by the GRANBY line, due in part to the brillant, smashing play of Ivanhoe at end. Gill took the MAURY punt to the 15, and then the COMETS rolled. The MAURY line, averaging 10 lbs. heavier, was torn to shreds by the big blue. However, the COMMODORES held and took over on their 18. Buddy Lyons set up the first COMET score, blocking Bell's kick, which was recovered on the 41, and GRANBY was' off. After GRANBY had made a first down on the 3, Stobbs swung wide left, cut back, and scored standing. Foiles's kick was true. Score - GRANBY 7, MAURY 0. Bob Skinner intercepted Ranier's pass on MAURY,S 45, and the COMETS needed only 4 plays to score. A pass from Stobbs to Gill went to the 21, behind beautiful blocking by Baines. Brown and Skinner made it first clown on the 4, and Stobbs romped over for a T.D. Foiles converted. On the kick off Polizos took the ball in the end zone and ran 103 yards for MAURY's first score. F oiles blocked the extra point. Stobbs recovered a fumble on MAURY's 47, and the ball was pushed to the 32. Then Stobbs faded back, seemed to be caught, but got a pass away to Gill on the 5. Stobbs went over left tackle for the score. Foiles's attempt went wide. Late in the 3rd quarter, VVare intercepted Stobbsfs pass and ran 25 yards to score. MAURY's extra point was no good. Stobbs intercepted Polizos's pass and 2 plays later in a play that covered 70 yards, heaved to Gill who scooted over for his T.D. Final score - GRANBY 27, MAURY 12. GRANBY 6, CLIFTON 0 In Norfolk's first annual Oyster Bowl game, promoted by the Khedive Temple, GRANBY,S great COMETS defeated a fighting MUSTANG team from Clifton, N. J., 6-0. Before the game there was a huge pageant, with 8 bands participating. The red hot COMETS took the ball from their 30 to the MUSTANGS, 19 in 6 plays. Then Stobbs cocked his southpaw arm, and rified a beautiful pass to Gill on the one, who stepped over. The remainder of the first half was all GRANBY, but the COMETS just seemed to lack the scoring punch. just after the second half opened, Ivanhoe M6Lf0f1bl0vkfB-C- C-'fkifk snatched down Boettcher's pass on the 31, but the COMETS were stopped, and CLIFTON took over on downs. However, CLIFTON couldn't gain and kicked. Gill, returning it to the 31, L1021 Football slipped and fell. A MUSTANG player crashed into Gill, and the gallant GRANBY back had to be carried from the field. The COMETS gained 15 yards on the unnecessary roughness penalty, pushed to the MUSTANGS, 30, where they were held for downs. During the remainder of the game the CLIFTON team had 12 downs inside GRANBY,S 10 yard line, but couldn't score. Their first attempt was crushed by Dick Harrison, who knocked down a 4th down pass in the end zone. Stobbs punted, and CLIFTON came back, with Boettcher, their , . starback, being stopped on the 1 foot line H . - Q-1 '.' . ., . -g ,. by the fighting GRANBY line, lea by wiuis - A 3 5- 1 1 j i and McLeod. Stobbs again punted, and V i.'t3 ' .,.: w .TL the MUSTANGS forged goalward. Ivanhoe pp .. .L , ! , ,,,,: and Baines helped stop them on the 5 with - W stunning tackles, and Skinner broke it up zz' I ' ' by intercepting Boettcheris pass. QEV: A ., j so 1. Stobbs kicked, and the MUSTANGS again Eff'-H. ,T 'L ' ,Q came back. Willis stopped Pityo for no gain gf., ,J M I 5 A at the 9, Skinner knocked down Boettcher's ,jf 'A IEH, N pass in the end zone, and Brown broke the 4 lfll p E f'--1t i drive UP 'DY again if1tCfCCPtiHS a Pass' The COMETS ran one more play and the game Final score - GRANBY 6 - CLIFTON 0. W 'ill T ill' C B A I GRANBY 14, CLASSICAL 21 Gill gains at Porltmoutlz Tasting defeat for the first time in 3 years and 33 games, the GRANBY BLUE COMETS dropped a hard-fought decision to CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL of Lynn, Mass., 21-14. The game was played under the arcs on Christmas night at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. LYNN received, and on the first play from scrimmage, fumbled. joe Baines recovered on the CLASSICAL 11 yard line, but CLASSICAL held for downs. After the LYNN team had moved to their 45 in 2 plays, Stobbs intercepted on the COMET 25. CLASSICAL again held, and Stobbs punted. Promptly, Henry Foiles pulled down Harry Agganis's pass on the LYNN 45. A pass from Stobbs to Gill was good for a first down on the 17. Lucas spun through center and took the ball to the 3, from where he bucked over. Foiles's placement was good. Early in the second quarter, LYNN marched 88 yards for their first T.D., and the conversion was made to even the count at 7-7. Larry Brown took the kick-off, and went 10 yards to the GRANBY 20. A pass from Stobbs to Ivanhoe, and the running of Brown and Skinner ate up 50 yards. Gill made a circus catch of Stobbs's pass on the 6 . LYNN CLASSICAL was set back to its one by penalty, and Brown bucked over for the score. A penalty gave the COMETS a second try for the extra point after the first one went wide and Foiles successfully converted. Shortly after, the half ended. Score, GRANBY 14 - CLASSICAL 7. Toward the end of the 3rd quarter, the COMETS elected to pass on a 4th down. Stobbs's pass to Gill was incomplete, and LYNN took over on the GRANBY 45. Warden madekit a first down on the 28, and Agganis passed to Jim Vagarkis in the end zone. Dooley kicked the extra point. GRANBY, tiring, came back fighting, and paced by Barney Gill, drove to their own 43. Stobbs then passed to Ivanhoe on the CLASSICAL 39. Agganis intercepted a Stobbs aerial on the 11 to halt the scoring threat. The NEW ENGLANDERS pushed to the COMET 25, but McLeod smeared Vagarkis for a 10 yard loss, and Agganis punted into the end zone. Stobbs' pass connected with Harvey Harrell on the 47, and after 3 more plays, all incomplete passes, the game was history. Final score, GRANBY 14 - CLASSICAL 21. l1031 1946 TAT First row, sz'tiz'ng.' Second row, kneeling: Third fow, frauelzing: Fourth row, .vtandz'ng: BEVERLY ALLEN ROBERT ROWELL BUDDY KULPANBF PROESCHER DRUMMOND LARRY BROWN? HENRY GOODLOE HENRY FOILES WILLIAM ETI-IERIDGE ' RICHARD HARRISONmak BARNEY GILL 4' RICHARD IVANHOEBHUF MANAGER. SKINNER, BAINES, R. HARRISON, MCLEOD, LYONS, ETHERIDGE, WILLIS, GILL HOLLAND, TWIEORD, L. BROWN, GOODLOE, S. HARRISON, WI-IITLEY, HAL LOCKWDOD, TYRRELL, HILL, PARISH, HAYES, MCDEARMON, BRIGGS, JOYNES, COACH TARRALLQ R. LOVICK, MANAGER, DE GRAW, MANAGER, ROANE, BALDWIN, CRAMER, CARROLL, R. HALLORAN, R. MARSHALL, JONES, ROSS GRIFFIN, ASSISTANT COACH MARTIN. 1946 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JOE BAINES4' CHAUNCEY WILLIS33 JACK LUCAS4' BUDDY LYONSX ROBERT SKINNERMI: CHARLES STOBBSLX FREEMAN MARSHALL' LOUIS MCLEOD' BARTON TWIFORDX CHARLES HARRISONXQ HARRY HANN f JAY HALL' KELLY HYLTON WILLIAM LOVICKN: WALTER PARISH JAMES PETERSON' HARVEY HARRELL ' ROBERT LOVICK, MANAGER CHARLES EADSQ, MANAGER ALTON EDELBUTE, MANAGER WILLIAM WOLEF, MANAGER '-Seeondyear letterman f1041 M- Third , year letlerman Ml -Fozzrtlz year letlefman Y I QF .Q Ex KW I I U 'TW La CHAMPIUNS C. STOBBS, IVANHOE, FOILESQ GABEE, MANAGER, D. BERRY, WaterbzyI,' D. STORES, Wate1'bqv. HYLTON, KULPAN, PETERSON, HANN, P. MARS!-IALI., RowELL, HAIIRELL, CALLOWQ EDELBUTE, R. BERRY, ADDISON, REINERTH, NIxoN, TYsoN, HENRY, ALLEN, WILLIAMS, J. BROWN, BAGWELL. D. HALLORAN, WALL, DRIESELL, RY'DER, Flsx-IER, RoBERTs, KING, HODGES, JAMES, MERRELL, JACKSON, HARRINGTON, TYLER, E. BROWN, LILLE, BAINQ EADS, MANAGER, ASSISTANT COACI'l Mz's:ingfrom picture: WOLFF, MANAGER, W. LOVICK, CRESLEIN, DRUMMCJNID. 1946 FOOTBALL RECORD Granby Opponenis Sept. 21-Norview ........................................ 66 O Sept. 28-Fork Union Military Academy .... 26 6 Oct. 4-Roanoke ........................................ 46 O Oct. 12-Thomas jefferson ......... 43 0 Oct. 19-Hopewell .................. 19 O Oct. 25-John Marshall ...,............... .. 28 0 Nov. 2-Baltimore City College ........ .. 33 13 Nov. 9-Newport News ................... .. 34 7 Nov. 16-Woodrow Wilson ...... .. 7 0 Nov. 25-Maury ..................,.. .. 27 12 Dec. 7-Clifton .................. .. 6 O Dec. 25-Lynn Classical ....... .. 14 21 Totals ..,... ..... 3 49 59 51053 1947 Virginia tate Champions Kneeling: Bon SKINNER, BILLY BEARD, Pimcnv MARSH.-xL1., CARMEN INFANTINO, BARNEY Gn.L, JOHN Bun. Slanding: COACH Gxurrm, jon Bfxmns, JACK Lucas, Doc MCLEOD, R120 KULPAN, Cuucx Srosss, DAVID Momn Rulus N061 Cnomvxsu., M,XNAGER 1947 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD jan. 3 -Holy Trinity ....... jan. 1 0-Hopewell ...,.,.... jan. 1 1- Jan. 14- jan. 17- .Ian , 1 8- 21 jan. - Jan. 24-Woocirow Wilson Feb. 1 -Thomasjefferson Feb. 4 - Maury .,................ ..,. Hampton ....,............ Thomas Jefferson ....... john Marshall ......... Newport News. ,.......... Norvxew ....,,............. Jan. 25- Jan. 31- john Marshall ......... Hampton ................. Granby Opjzonenlx 46 16 47 23 31 19 60 35 31 17 55 24 41 32 32 24 58 29 46 21 34 16 52 43 52 18 62 30 35 30 81 34 48 36 31 43 Feb. 7 -Holy Trinity ..,........ Feb. 8 -Norview .,................,... F eb.. 11-Woodrow Wilson ....,.. Feb. 15-Hopewell .,.......,....,.. Feb. 20-Newport News ......... Feb. 28-Maury ..,,...........,............................ 33 Mar. 4 -Maury .... , ...........................,........... 35 Class 5' I State Championship Semi-finals Mar. 8 -Andrew Lewis ................................ 45 24 Class I State Championship Mar. 11-George Washington ...................,.. 58 33 Duke-Durham Southern High School Invitational Basketball Tournament Mar. 14-Parker, Greenville, S. C ................. 52 35 Mar. 14-New Hanover, Wilmington, N. C. 47 42 Mar. 15-Patterson, Baltimore, Md ............. 52 39 Basketball The Granby Blue Comets opened their '47 season by trouncing Holy Trinity, 46-16, after only 3 days of practice. Leading 17-0 at half-time, the Comets, sparked by Barney Gill, scored 29 points to crush Trinity in the second stanza. In a non-conference tilt, Granby whipped Hopewell 47-23. Except for the first point Ca foul shotj the Comets led all the way. Price, of the Blue Devils, was high scorer for the night with 11 points, while for Granby it was Gill with 8. The Comets next walloped their cross-town rivals, the Maury Commodores, 31-19. Dominating play the entire evening, the Comets played with the coolness of veterans. A large crowd at the city auditorium saw Chuck Stobbs rack up 15 points to become high scorer. Leading all the way, the Granby Comets won their fourth straight game by trouncing Hampton's Crabbers to the tune of 60-35. Stobbs again was pace-setter, with 15 points. 1 Thomas jefferson, 1946 State champs, were next to taste defeat at the hands of the Comets, 31- 17. Again it was Granby all the way. Gill and Stobbs led the white-clad Comets, with 10 points each. The Comets experienced little dimculty in trampling John Marshall, 55-24. The reserves played half the game in which Stobbs was high man with 15 points. Coach Don Griilinls smooth combine took to the Granby hardwood to whip Newport News Typhoon, 41-32. The Comets led at the close of every quarter. Stobbs led the eveningas scoring with 12 points. Granby's Comets fought oFf a determined Wilson bid in the final quarter, to defeat the Presidents, 32-24 at Portsmouth. Granby led all the way, despite the fact that Gallop out-scored Stobbs, 14-13. The Comets reached the halfway mark of the Eastern race unbeaten, by routing Norview, 58-29. The white-shirted Comets had little trouble, and the first team played only 2 quarters. Gill was high man with 14 markers. Paced by Chuck Stobbs's 11 points, the Comets started fast and turned in a 25-13 half-time ad- vantage, to hand John Marshall its eighth straight loss, 46-21. It was Granby all the way in the Capital City. The following evening the Comets captured their eleventh straight game by whipping T. J., 34-16. Granby's 20-3 intermission lead was just too much for the Richmond team. Stobbs again was high scorer, with 8 points. Granby's flashy Comets racked up another by whipping Hampton, 52-43. The Comets took an early lead and never trailed. McLeod of Granby and Mark of the Crabbers led the scoring with 18 and 15 points, respectively. The Comets romped over Holy Trinity, netting 52 markers to the Trinidadsl 18. Kulpan was top man in the one-sided contest, making 12 points. Granby smashed Norview' easily, for their fourteenth consecutive vic- tory, 62-30. Red Kulpan and Chuck Stobbs led the Comets, with 16 points apiece. Outclassed for more than three periods, the Comets came from be- McLeod slzaolsfor basket . . . M amy game A I 107 J Basketball hind in the final period to defeat Wilson, 35-30. Paced by Cotton Gal- lop, Wilson led the Granby team un- 1 til midway in the last stanza, when, led by speedy Barney Gill, the Comets passed the Presidents. Bar- neyis 15 points made him high man for the game. At Hopewell Chuck Stobbs, who made 21 points, led the Comets to an easy 81-34 win. The reserves, with the exception of Stobbs, played the majority of the game. The unbeaten Granby Cagers rang up their 17th straight victory against Newport News on the Typhoon court, 48-36. Newport News trailed by only 2 points at intermis- Smbbr bloclrx moz . . . Salem game sion, but the Comets turned on the steam in the second heat to easily outdistance the Connmen. Stephenson, N. N. center, led with 16 points, as Baines did the honors for the Comets, with 14. For the first time in two years Granby dropped an Eastern district game. The Maury Commodores defeated the Comets, 33-31. The game, a thriller, was tied 9 times, but in the final three minutes the Commodores took over, to win by 2 points. Barney Gill, Granby star, and Goodman of Maury, led with 11 points each. The Comet cagers took the Eastern district title by whipping Maury, 43-35, before 3,500 cheering fans. The Granby boys led all the way. Stobbs hit the hoops for 18 points to become high scorer. In the semi-final play-off for the State championship, the Comets, sporting their new silver uni- forms, beat Salem, 45-24. Top man for the afternoon was Granby's Chuck Stobbs. Granby easily defeated Alexandria High for the State Class I title, 58-33. The Comet Varsity scored practically at will, and c'Dog McLeod's control of the backboards made him top man with 20 points. In the first round of the Duke-Durham Southern High School Invitational Basketball Tourna- ment, Granby rnet and defeated Parker High, of Greenville, S. C., 52-35. Chuck Stobbs's three- quarter court swish shot just before the half ended broke the back of the opposition, and from there on in the Comets eoasted to an easy victory. The semi-finals saw the Comets win over New Hanover High, of Wilmington, N. C., by the score of 47-42. The Blue Streaks faced a taller team, but turned on the heat to take the game, which was a thriller. Stobbs hit the meshes for 19 points, one more than in the preceding game. Winning by the score of 52-39, the Granby boys won the tournament when they crushed Patter- son High, of Baltimore in the finals. It was Granby all the way in this contest, and Coach Griflin substituted freely in the final quarter. Baldwin, of Baltimore, sent 22 points through the hoops, as McLeod led the Comets' scoring with 19. Ltosl Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY TEAN1 A .Q A. A cling: LEF1-Y Dnnasrau., ,Lxcu Pownk, Nssnxrr Rlvualm, Lmuzv BROXVN, BARTON Twuronn nding: Dxcx H.NRRlSON, MANAGERQ NORMAN LTCDEARMIJN, Bos HOLLAND, Cox joyrms, Louis H L: Erxmmncn, FLOYD TvsoN, Mom: KNIGHT, B11.1.Y CALLMIAN, Biu.. Lovxcx, ASSISTANT MANAGER 1947 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD .Ian ,Ian Jan jan Jan .Ian Jan Jan jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb -Holy Trinity V... -Dragons. ............. . -Maury V ....... -Hampton .,..... -Gridders ,,...,............ -Park Place ..........,... -Newport News V 24-Wilson V .,.......,... -Norview J. V ......,...... . 7-Holy Trinity J. V... 8-Norview J. V .......... 11-Wilson V ....,,....... 20-Newport News V ....... . 28-Maury V ............. Granby Opponents 45 16 39 24 33 23 30 25 55 24 35 25 31 27 33 22 48 15 43 31 30 20 38 21 41 35 21 23 Uli f109j ODDS AND ENDS For the third year, intramural sports under the capable direction of Coach Donald GriHin, proved to be a big success. Even the Granby veterans formed a basket ball team, named appropriately The Veterans, and were quite successful. In the finals, the Rowdies led by Billy Beard and David Mondy, defeated the Moles, 66-23, to win the intramural basketball league title. Beard was high scorer with 22 points, while Mondy was close behind with 21. Billy Callahan and Carol Camp were the outstanding performers in the Moles line up. A wrestling team was formed at Granby this year, by Coach Bill Martin. The team, composed entirely of Granby boys, was sponsored by the Central Y. M. C. A. After only thirty days of practice they began taking on older and more experienced teams. The team lost its first match to the Newport News Apprentice School, but almost defeated them in the second. They successfully closed the season by soundly beating the Washington and Lee B grapplers. The Harrison brothers, Dick and Billy, have yet to be defeated in a team match. In the hilarious annual Teacher-Student basketball game the students won, 22-7. The game got off to a swell start when, to the howls of the audience, the teachers came onto the hardwood clad in pajamas. A good time was had by all. Frances Reid led the scoring column of the students with 7 points, while Mrs. Walden hit the meshes for 4 points, to lead the teachers. Led by Coach Don Griflin, our basketball team experienced the most success- ful year in the school's history. Winning 23 and losing 1, they became the State champions, and won the Duke-Durham basketball tournament by proving them- selves better than the State champions of South Carolina, North Carolina, and Maryland, and the champions of Washington, D. C. In closing we would like to comment on Granby's extremely successful athletic season. In addition to the players, too much credit cannot be given to our coaches: Mr. Tarrall, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Martin, and our athletic director, Mr. Ray Casey. The teams had very few setbacks, but when they did they always remembered the slogan of their well-loved former coach, Bill Story: Lord, make me a winner, But if, in Thy divine wisdom, Thou makest me lose, Make me lose like a man. w 5 ROWDIES...Intramura1 Champs MOLECATS...Intramural Runners up Itneeling: BEARD, BULL.. Kneeling: FINE, CALLAHAN, WOMBLE. Standing: Rivxann, MONDY, INFANTINO Standing: GAVAN, PARKER, INFANTINO, MCFARLAND L11oJ . ,lma- Ewa-pm Ba eball 1 - un X Mu, pi Mit, Hui. M W X Z U Q, - .,nffSn..,. fi 1 XA J , W, we if F .fi - :J ' 5 Fir.rtRnw: D. STOBBS, BAT Bovg PIERCE, lxIAN.f.GERg L. BROXVN, WoMm..xa, FOILES, C. Sronns, MARSHALL, INFANTINO, STARNES, RUANE, KNIGHT, jENNlNcs .Shand Row: W. Srnnss, Cofxcng llfxcxsnw, EIANAGERQ -I. BROXVN, MANAGIiliQ Goonrola, Fmmcn, KNo'r1's, jovmzs, MUNDY, Lmumznt, MUDEARMDN, DnmsELL, HENRY, Hmmisrv 1947 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 15-St. Helena at Granby April -Wilson at VVilson April -Wilson at Granby April -Norview at Granby April -Maury at Maury May -Hopewell at Granby May -Norview at Norview May -Maury at Granby May -Hopewell at Hopewell May 13-St. Helena at St. Helena 111 1 l B ,r as M is Ma' ft' at 1 ' as sa V ass E N E M .fs mf an 1 .1 - , .ss Nw,-. N.-,rs sf'-.ease wma -:H ms gs, maM va LE ,-is r , sf that we awww ew new-wt' -safest efgari-LW!-Sfmt ww a Pd cz Ewa- sm mimi Haines ss kg- wiv ,uw swims -. :.- s t if W H, is .as E nk , 1 s , sf, Nz mx -as an r ,rn M wx is a E Q K ls If ' -- ikfi. Sjr I a x If A I K .1 rr v ' s X , - H aw .. ,.X , v I U an E gf it - H it First Row: VVILLIAMS, Kmn, Cxssmsnas, JAMES, Boron, BAIN, D. BRONVN, MERRELL, GRAY, BEARD f112j Second Row: CASEY, CDACHQ STONE, ScHo'rrNmz, MARSFIALL, D. I-Imuuson, BRoUGHIoN, BERRY, R. Lovxcx, Cox, ZXVAIILEN, Mrvrrx-news, BULL, HARRELL, HOLLAND, MCDEARMQN, TYSON, MANAGER 77zir11 Raw: lWfCCAUSlLY, Mmmarzug Romznrs, Enwmms, CONRAD, Foxuas, L. BRUWN, B. H,xruusoN, NV. Luvxcx, MCJNDY, BMNES, HALLORIKN, Lyons, Guy, MANAGER April April April April May May May May 1947 TRACK SCHEDULE Carolina Relays at University of North Carolina Newport News at Newport News Tidewater Meet at Williamsburg Eastern District Meet at Foreman Field Thomas Jefferson at Foreman Field Maury at Foreman Field Wilson at Foreman Field State Meet at Charlottesville mfg q 7 1 ' Ffa, f 51.131 114 ppreeiation At the close of a very successful year the staff of the GRANBY 1947 wishes to acknowledge the assistance of GRANBY'S many friends who aided us in producing this annual- To: - Miss DOROTHY MART'IN, our class sponsor, for her untiring efforts and guidance in making this book possibleg MR. LAMBERTH and MR. WILLIAMS for their cooperation and helpful advice in all mattersg Miss ANN BROCK for her continuous assistance and wise suggestions, MR. ROUN'I'REE, the printer, and MR. SWAIN, the engraver, for their wonderful interest and aidg THE GRANBY ART DEPARTMENT whose able illustrations aided us in carrying out our theme, MR. BALLARD R. KEEFE and the print shop for backing our annual drives through advertisements, MR. RIGHTMYER AND Miss BAILEY and the staHf of Rice's Photo Studio for their work in taking the pictures of the faculty and the seniors, MR. THOMAS for the indoor and outdoor photography and his picture of our schoolg LOUIS HATFIELD for his ready assistance in taking pictures of sports activitlesg MR. CHARLES BORJES for his football picturesg The club sponsors for their cooperation in turning in club Writeups and preparing group pictures, And to each teacher and student who devoted his time and talents to helping in the completion of the GRANBY 1947, WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINGERE THANKS I ,X R'HF?lfieI -- x INS? ran y verfisers O 1947 ' OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Advertising Staj-Granby 7947 115 1 emembtance 06 things asf A picture always helps luring Laclc tonal uienlories. As you will want to I-ceep your gracluation portraits tiorevexr, so will you want to marlc with a photograph au the iruportant events in your lite. Wlmcn you wisl1 other time portraits, rememlaer your Official Yvear Boolc Photograph. Pl-IOTOREFLEX STUDIO - ZND FLOOR PlzotoRefIex is exclusfve wiIL Rfce7s in! Nozifollc RICEQS fhfckrn cafwmvc 16 1 EEST WISH ES FROM PERSON FUEL COMPANY SUCCESSOR TO P. D. I-IALSTEAD 84 SON AND CITY SERVICE COAL CO. 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For many past graduates, telephone work has offered most of the things a girl looks for when seeking a place in the world: pleasant associates . . . clean, Wholesome surroundings . . . high pay . . . regular increases and opportunities for advancement . . . paid Vacations . . . the knowledge that the Work itself is important and interesting. There are opportunities in telephone work after graduation. The telephone company is a friendly place to work. The Chesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone Company Q I vu I 1 o lrgmla ji m 'Q -.T Q 3 f it ' a hfmqnnmpr I . 12, ff! .1 .yy .ng f i 1 ,Pe Congratulations to Granby Graduates NESSON CANDY CO. T12 W. FREEMASON STREET PI-IONE 26100 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA The Sp01'tsnlan9s Shop -Distributor for- SPALDING 8: GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT For SWEATERS PHONE 93069 AND SPORTSWEAR CDti1zntaT Wnsiauramri - CUM I0 T CHINEQE 2 lfrf I AMERICAN i I I n Q I'T S C G by8eCoIIegePIace 118 W. FREEMASON sr. PHONE 45814 NORFOLK' VA' 1281 Greetings from . . . JAMES M. 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Il0Y'AL TIRES Best Wishes mom Yavner Brothers granlny .gfiglz School Senior gqzings Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 EAST GRACE STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA . 30 X I , s 5 . X QAQAQSD A X1 f ' Q-'A ,W 2' Q-TH N . BREAD 'I I +120 ENRIC I 2 LOOK FOR THE PARROT ON THE LABEL Congratulations to the CIass of ,47 As one door closes behind you, a new door opens ahead. Merchants Bakery, Inc. The Bakers of H olsum Enriched Bread f1421 Deffecinion is no lime yen nn? Hniugs 1QGFFGCEOI1 1115146 G O ES ARE MPORTA ODUCT ON OF ALL OUR ENGRAV NGS Southern Engraving Cnmpany L14 snsu f E Z Z Z E . Z Z 4 ! Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ! Z Z Q l Z Z Z Z Z ! 2 Z Z Z Z ! Z Z Z 2 Z ! Z Z Z Z Z ! Z Z I .rs- 51441 sn-sn -xn-x--snsnx-axus1- gus-nuns-ns.-sn xox-nsusnus.--g ns.us-rx' -1 u vs-asus-vs--xu as . -xusnxns-ns.. nsnxnsnx-ns no sn-xusnsns-rx..-sf nsnvsusvsmxu vs To The IQLL7 Granby Staff ancl all Graduates Success and H a p p in e s s ls Our Sincere Wish! 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