J ...- wif N , .40 Ah 4 I 4-. 4 Y , I . N. ' A Q- 1 .-A, -P - P-- K xv I h K1 f ,lf , ,, . . - V I A 11,441-.L I f .X I V '. ix' C I f 7, V U ,-- Q., , 2: .V ,bi V ,,N V .six 6 . ' 1: t I Y . r l , Q -1, if 1 . 1 I 4 'il 'S 1 5 'i'r -mu?-. Q '1 mmm I .., -v-..+4 l - Q . I U 4 r fl I pf, HU I I rg: fx va as L, A BY 1949 l 1 X. PWM WWA A IWW' A V as WW I 2 E' If R W . M ' 'f J Z f V1 e9 Published by the Senior Class of the GRANBY HIGH SCHOOL JVoU'o!k, Virg Realizizzg tlzat high school Jays are Jays we never slzall forget, we have triecl to Picture for you in tllis annual the many Phases Qf life at G1'a11IJy. As you turn through tlzese 1JClg'eS, we LDPC 1701! lllill 6IljO-Y agtlill YOUI' SCILOOZ JGYS. Loolcin in at ran lv, we . . . N n 1 xi A , wma df -Q.,-1., ,hz L, , f . g Nw..n..v,f,.,Ww, ' Y: gg-U Exwsm Hum-Xfm-.Nw-..,-,f ,w , wM,:. fir-, , . L15 i, WX., U ., ,4-wwf H,-.wx A ,:-if--5-. ,, .,::,-M ww- -. k H, , .L -. ' 4 A 'KX -ff-'. M ' ' 0 Hi: M AH 'QM , N .-.21. c. 5 -. H ,A ,, ,M Lum J,-f,nu-f,fM R, , J :au A L - ' '-,K -W .. A ,-Wm I zz.. UMM, - V., - , ,,,, , ,R - m..Uf.A-.., ,A -Q, -..H . M , I A . .K . 'HHH N M Q , .f f A , . Q . K ,,,, M w TLT I-H ' -5 The 8:55 dash X Eflfbf 777077127252 chatlez dk Vlllllllllilmm lluwwxxxxmnrvw' gt N! I Wh u. ODME qv Interestecl Faculty Preparing for thefu! The Clzrzirmen cy' llze Dejzarlnzerzls Miss Norswortlmy-Sfzanixh, Mrs. Walden-1Wu.fz'c, Mrs. V. .Ad3.II'lS-A4dlllL'IIZGll'C.Y, Mrs. E. Adams-English, Mr. Cloonan-Vomlimml, Mrs. Old-Scifznce, Miss johnson-Social Sludies, Mr. W. Max'tin-Plgysical' Education, Miss Moses-B11x1'rze.fJ. S , hy fb , Q M,-.! - M Q 1-1 QP ll 553 0 4 Ibn BB A :i j I 8 , -4 can Q I 1-1'1 why 161 Always outstanding among our treasureci recollections o sclzool friencls ancl sclzool Jays will Ive memories of one wlzose spirit lzas Permeatefl our lives. Untiring in luis efforts to Leha us, never too Lusy to give us a worcl of counsel, always exemplififing a .line clzaracter tnrougzli Iris actions, lie lzas lmeen our constant guirle ana, gfaitnd jail friencl tnrouglzout our years at G1'a11IJy. To Mr. Herman Williams, an esteemeci Ieacier, not only in luis sclzool out also in tlzej community, we, the staff, wisli to cleclicate tile! Granby 1949. f ' mx K Q xg. a mv asm mums ww m nf A in ,mp H 1 mx vw Q L 1 X N x Hsu: Huy: fm M nwx My X rs fu - wr wxwv mmf- pum- ' s .H v E B . x an - X as - Q.. vm, rx E w Q-sf HERMAN M. ILLIAMS 71 131 I-IERMAN M. WILLIAMS Assistant Principal A. B., Randolph-Macon College M, A., University of Virginia EDWIN L. LAMBERTH Prinozfuzl A, B., College of William and Mary M. A., University of Virginia LTY ERMA M. ADAMS VAUGI-IN G. ADAMS VIRGINIA L. ALLEN HARRIET A. AMIS English flflatlmrrzatics Social Studies and Latin Mathematics A. B., Meredith College A. B., Randolph-Macon YVDman's A. B., Salem College A. B., Flora Macdonald College M. A., Duke University College HERBERT R. ANDERSON WINIFRED E. ANDREW ALTA M. AYERS MARY BALASCA Industrial Arts Social Studies Mathematzlcs Pliysical Education B. S., Slate Teachers College A. B., College of William and Mary A. B., Westhamplon College B. S., Madison College Bemidji, Minnesota ELLEN BLAKE Slzulcrzt Caun.felnr,' Englirlz ana' Hiclogf A. B., Sweet Briar College M. A., Columbia University SYBIL BOGGS EILEEN L. BOUSH Science Home Economicr A. B., Randolph-Macon YVoman's B. S., Niary Wlashinglon College College AUDRA M. BOZARTH Student Counselor, Science A. B., Union College Barbourville, Kentucky V91 LTY CLARA B. BRICHTER ANN W. BROOK JOHN W. BROWN, JR. MARY M. BURFOOT Store Service Education Science Piivsical Ea'zicalirm Illalhematics B. S., Richmond Professional A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's B. S., College of William and Mary A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's Institute, College A College College of William and lNIary BLQA., Columbia IUniversity Lois CALLIS RAYMOND S. CASEY MARY L. CHAPPELL HOWARD W. CLOONAN Science Alhlelic Director and Student Counselorg Mechanical Drawing B. S., Roanoke College Driver Training Mathernalic: slate Tgaqhgrg Cqllege B. P. E., Springfield College A. B., East Carolina Teachers College Oswego, New York GENEVIEVE W. COLE WILLIAM L. ACOOPER, JR. WILLARD A. CRAFT ELIZABETH DABNEY Home Economics Diversified Occupations Coach ana' Businers Student Counxelorg Englich B. S., Madison College A. B., Elon College B. S., Hampden-Sydney College A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's M. A., Columbia University C0llCg0 I 1101 LTY HELEN E. DELONG KA1'RINE DE WITT M.ARY J. DUNCAN JOHN HOLT EAST Social Slzulies BYIJZIHUJX Social Studies Social Studies A. B., I rarmville Stale 'I'eaCllCl'S A. B., College Of William and Mary A' B., College ofwilliam and Mary A. B., Hampden-Syclney Colliie Y College M. A., George Pcahody College M. A., College of W1ll1am and ar for Teachers RUSSEI.,L O. ELLINGTON MARY L. GREGORS! DONALD G. GRIFFIN FORREST L. GUTH Industrial Arts Plgysical Education Coach and Social Studies Industrial Arts B. S., Farmvillc Stale Teachers A. B., College of William and Mary B. S., State Teachers College College Millersville, Pennsylvania JOSEPHINE HANCOX SARA LEE HUTCHINGS MARY D. JOHNSON CATHERINE KEMP Latin French and Spanish Social Studies Science ' A. B. Weslhampt n C llegc A. B., Woman's College of B. S., F ville State Te he s A' B Hollins College M. Il., Middlebugy Ccsllege University of North Carolina armCollege ac r Frcngh 'chool M. A., University of North Carolina 1 1 ' ' foil f 11 j l YV' vb W, CULTY M. LOIS KIRKWOOD MARY KNIGHT DOROTHY A. MARTIN WILLIAM P. MARTIN M alhemalics English Science Plgysical Education A. B., Xvestllampton College B, S., Madison College B. S., Madison College A. B., Nlichigan State College M. A., Duke University NORA MITCHELL DIXIE W. MOORE LOUISE MOSES JOHN H. NININGER, JR. Social Studies Physical Erlzwatian Business Business B. S., University of Virginia A. B., College of William and Mary A. B., Duke University B. S., Viiiginia Polytechnic nstitute FRANCES NORSWORTIIY MARY PARKER OLD SIBYL PAGE MARIAN B. POND Spanish Science Student Counselarg English Social Studies A. B., NcwV!jeJr::gLlCnllcge for B. SRlI?JIr2.l::gom'nY!gliizgijigglitgdary A. Bl, College of William and Mary B. S., Farmiggitggte Teachers i121 LTY i RUTH M. RICHMOND CATHARINE RIDDLE OLIVE ROBERSON ANNA RYDINGSVARD English Mathemalics Sludelzl C'our1,relor,' English . . - ' A. E., c ll - I w'u' II M A- Qfwm-am and B' Sw Fa'mIsL1Ii:'eTefhffS B Jg', 1f mf'ffH M. I.,a1'.'n i.?E..gf::t ' ' adlson C0 egg lkiicldlebury LOUISE SITTERSON M. CORNELIA STAHR F ANNY M. THOMAS MARGARET THOMPSON Srience English Bzlxiazess M alhematics A. B., East Carolina Teachers College Ph. B., Dickinson College B. S., Mary Washington College A. B., St, ,Ioseplfs College M. Ed., University of North Carolina M. A., Temple University MARY LEE TILLETTE ANNE N. TREAKLE DAVID C. LlRQ,UHART GILBERT VAN NORTWICK Adlffi-Ver, Slzdiffl Acflvllwfi English and Dramalicx English lllzmk a In , A, B., Brenau College - - , B, ld., Eastman School of Lfusic, A- B-I Randoggnlggzcon lvoman 5 hi. A., University of North Carolina B' Aa College of xvxlham and Mar, University of Rochester M. A., University of Chicago I 13 I LTY ROSE T. VAN NORTWICR ELEANOR WALDEN HELEN MCH. WALKER MARGARET E. WHITE .BZl.Yl'lZE.V.Y M uric Englzlvlz Science and MGfflEWlH1I.CS B. S., George Peabody College B. TNI., University of YVest Virginia B. S., Madison College A. B., Hollins College fnr Teachers NI. A. ,College of YVilliam and Niary R. L QV' LOUIS E. VVHITCI-IUROI-I JANE WHITMORE RUSSELL WILLIAMS IONE WILSHI ' English Ar! Band Healllz B. S., S. T. B., Boston University B. S., College of Wlilliam and Mary B. S., Temple University B. S., Farinwglle Slate Tea e 'nllegc NANCY WOODS NANCY HOCHSTRASSER OLIVE R. MCKAY FLORINE GOPELAND English Librarian Axristant Librarian Nurse B. A., Universily of Maine A. B., College of William and Mary State Teachers College Geneseo, New York I 14 I l PfF X' if MARY E. MCKIMNIEX' VIRGINIA PEDIN BETTY J. MOSLENER RUTH H. Lb G 0 Dietitian Head Clerk Clerk i X Clerk J, t Q . 1 !J', i, ': JQ!NuT'1f . gm . . u!?Jaf'MM Offme sslstants L' i 7:1 Ruw: DIQNCIE 1',xm-lunmz, JEAN Hlacwr, Jovan Buuuoucl-rs, JANE SMITH, ANN Gnuuns, CONNIE PAGE, PATSY MARSHALL, -IANICE BEALE, Homin LYNN PETERS 2nd Row: MINNYE I'IALl., PIIYLLIS Moruus, BAv.nAnA Pmcnrru, Sl!IRl.l'1Y STEPHENSUN, HliNllY ETTA W1LL1AMsoN, 1-JORTHA CAMPBELL. 3rd Row: GREGORY BLACK, Furrz Fmmc i151 J r ,aux Ky ' Exams! To gm 109, W' , 1. lvl P ,I 4 DRINK 111 U l.C1l.118' 613' 61' 611lfO1'S y Caps and Gowns al last H81 LOIS KIRKVVOOD Class Sponsor January Senior O Cers JOHN BROWN, JEANNETTE T1L1.1sT'1', ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER, KILBY HODGES JOHN BROYVN Presiderzl KILBY HODGES V 1.66-PI'R.Y7LIlL'7If ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER Secrelagy JEANNETTE TILLETT Treasurer 1191 ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER FIRST HONOR GRADUATE Januar Honor Graduates MARX' ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER .,T.. AVA JEANNETTE TILLETT ,.,...... ROBERT LAWRENCE LIOTYCA ..,,.. BETTY LURA APPERSON ..... ANNETTE ADA YAFFEY ....... IEANNETTE TILLETT SECOND HONOR GRADUATE 94.90 94.30 93.15 90.20 ......,90.08 1201 7:1 Raw: KIEANNETTE 'I'u.1.12'r'r, El.IZABE'l'll RXCHELBl:1RCEll, ANNIQTTE XYAFFEY 2nd Row: BETTY IXPPERSON, ROBERT NXOTYCA JANUARY SENIORS NANCY JANE ANDERSON General President of Art Club , . . Girls' Athletic Club . Art Editor of GRANDX' 19119 BETTY LURA APPERSON Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus , . . Senior Chorus . . . Senior Sextette . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946, 1947 . . . Library Assistant MARGARET AUSTIN Commercial Red Cross Representative ELWOOD C. BREWSTER General Varsity Baseball 1948 ELLEN DOROTHEA CARTER General Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Footlights Club . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Senior Girls' Chorus . . , Comet Show 1947, 1948 . . . Office Assistant . . . Girls' Bowling Team PEGGY LEE ANDERSON Genera! Homeroom Representative . . . Junior Y Tccns . . . Cue Club . . . Band Majorette 1946 . . . Drum Major 1947 . . . Comet Show 1944 LEONARD T. ASHBURN, JR. Language Band 1944, 1945 DONALD CARL AVERY Genera! Treasurer of Senior Hi-Y . . . Senior Chorus . . . Vestcd Choir . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948 JOHN PRESLEY BROWN Language President ofJanuary Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . House 01' Representatives . . . Hnmeroom Treasurer . . . Boys' State 1948, Citizcnshi Medal . . . Treasurer of Mono- gram Cluli . . . Games Literary Society . . . Junior Usher . . . Staff of GRANBY 1949 . . . ianager of Varsity Baseball 1946, 1947 . . . Varsity Football 1946, 1947, 1948 SAVAS C. CONSTANTINOU Language f21f ROBERT BOWMAN COOK General GEORGE BILLY DRUMMOND General Distributors Cluh . . . Varsity Football l948 . . . Intramural Wrestling 1947 . . . VVrcst- Iing I948 JOHN HEATH EDDLEMAN Language International Relations Club . . . Senior Chorus , . . Comet Show 1948 JOAN CAROL ERLER Language JOHN RUDOLPH GILBERT General Varsity Baseball 1945 . . . Comet Juniors 1221 E. NIARSHALL CROMWELL, JR. General DONNA MAE DUNHAM General M. ELIZABETH EIOHELBERGER Language Secretary of Freshman Class . . . Secretary ofjanuary Senior Class . . . Games Literary Society . . . Vice-President ofjunior Y Teens , . . Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . Math Club . . . Lieutenant of Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1949 . . . Stall' of SI-EOTATOR . . . French Tournament 1948 ALFRED DEWEY FAISON, JR. V General Homeroom Treasurer . . , Photography Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Football , . . Intramural Baseball MINNYE GENEVA HALL Language Jrunior Y Teens . . . President of Senior Y eens . . . Pan American League . . . Inter- national Relations Club . . . Drill Team . . . Office Assistant WANDA ANNETTE HAYMAN Language Girls' Athletic Club . . .junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Le Ccrcle Francais . . International Relations Club EVELYN MARIE HOLDER General Red Cross Representative . . . Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club . . . Girls, Athletic' Club . . . Senior Y Teens SUSAN ELIZABETH KERR Language Girls' Athletic Club . . .Zgunior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Le ernlc Francais . . . Cue Club . . . International Relations Club MARY EMMA LEWIS Commercial NORMAN T. MCDEARBION General Distributors Club . . . Varsity Baseball, 1947, 1948 . . . Vilrsil Basketball I947 1948, 1949 . . . Varsity lxootball 1947 . . . ,Varsity Track 1946 KILBY SMITH HODGES General President of Freshman Class . . . Vice Prest dent ol' Sophomore Class . . . Vice-President ofjunior Class . . . Vice-President ofjanuary Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Games Literary Society . . . Senior HI Y . . . Vice'Presiclent ol' Key Club . . Junior Chorus . . . President of Senior Chorus Senior Boys' Chorus . . . hladrigal Singers . , . Comet Show 1945, 1948 . . . eretta 1945 . . .Junior Usher . . . StaH' of GRAVBY 1949 . . . Varsity Football 1946 . . Varsity Track 1948 BETTY LOUISE HUEY Language Hom:-room Treasurer . . . Girls, Athletic Club . . . Le Cerele Francais . . . International Relations Club . . . Senior Chorus Vesterl Choir , . . Senior Girls' Chorus Comet Show 1947, 1948 BERNICE ANNA KLEIN General Distributors Club . . . Senior Y Teens Pan American League . . . Photography Club . . . Drill Team J. ROBERT MATTHEWS, JR General S. CARLISLE MORRISETTE, R General Art Club . . . Distributors Club . . Staff of GRANEY 1947 H31 ROBERT LAWRENCE MOTYOA ELINOR TODD NEWTON Lgnguggg Commercial Lg Cel-cle Francais , , , junior Usher , , Secretary of Girls, Athletic Club . . . Drill Frcngh Toumamem 1948. Team . . . O1-lice Assistant . . . Girls' Basket- ball Tcam 1947, 1948 MARY LOUISE OWEN JEAN ANNABELLE PHILLIPS General General Senior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Senior U V Sexteltc . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Girls' junior Chorus . Senior Chorus . . . Vestecl Bowling Team , , , Senior Girls' Chorus , , , Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus . . . Comet Vestecl Choir Show 1947, 1948 EDITH MAYNARD POLLOCK BEN ETHERIDGE PIERCE General G I Senior Y Teens . . . Le Ccrcle Francais . . . enefa Cnc Club . . . International Relations Club . . .gtiaff of SPEIJTATUR . . . Clinic Assistant . . . a ety Patro MAROUERITE ROSE PROMUTIOO JOHN FRANCIS POWER , Commercial Language 'girlriqasurer of Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior eens THOMAS JANNEY ROBERTS CHARLES CAREY RICHARDSON I General General i Monogram Club . . . junior Usher . . . Senior Hi-Y 3 Xirsitggigolball 1948 . . . Varsity Track 1946, 1241 I ROBERT ERIC ROXAVELL Genera! House of Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . President of Monogram Club . . . Photography Club . . . President of Senior Chorus . . . Senior Boys' Chorus . . . Vested Choir . . . Varsity Foot- lsall 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Intramural Wrest- ing JOSEPH FRANK SMITH General HERNIAN EDWARD SUTTON, JR. General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative PEGGY ANN THOMAS General Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Footlights Club . . . Home Economics Club . . .Junior Y Teens . . . Girls' Bowling Team RUTH ANTOINE1'TE WADE Language Girls' Athletic Club , , .Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Vested Choir . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Library Assistant BARBARA NELMS SMITH Language Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Chorus JACK HOWARD STEWART General House of Representatives , . . Homeroom Treasurer . . , Junior Hi-Y . . . Key Club DORIS VIRGINIA THOMAS Commercial Homcroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Girls' Bowling Team AVA JEANNETTE TILLETT Language Treasurer ofJanuary Senior Class . . . Games Literary Society . . .jlunior Y Teens . . . Treasurer of Senior Y eens . . . Pan Ameri- can League . . . Drill Team . . . Staff of SIWZCTATOR . . .Library Assistant BEVERLY JUNE WARREN Language Homcroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Societ . . . President ofgunior Y Teens . . . Le Gcrcle Francais . . . ue Cluh . . . International Relations Club . . . Drill Team . . . Office Assistant . . . Clinic Assistant 1251 NELSON PAGE WILLIAMS General House of Representatives . . . Rccl Cross Representative . . . Vice-President Junior Hi-Y . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946, 1948 LANNETTE YAFFEY Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Vice-President of Footlights Club . . , Games Literary Society . . . junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . , , Pan American League . . . Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Science Club . . , International Relations Club . . . -Iuniur Chorus . . . Comet Show 1947 . . . Stafl' nf GRANBY 1949 . . . Oflice Assistant . . . Library Assistant . . . Opcretta 1945 WARNER DEANE WILLIAMS General House of Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . . . Treasurer of Key Club . . . Intramural Wrestling 1948 WARREN WILLIAM ZEIDERS General Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Varsity Football 1947, 1948 1261 just bdore commencement processional June enior O cers DONALD BEAMAN, JACK JOHNSON, DOROTI1Y POWERS, MARGARET MATTPIEWS DONALD BEAMAN President JACK JOHNSON Vice-Presidenl MARGARET MATTHEWS SECTKIHUI DOROTHY POWERS Trcfasurer i271 June Honor Graduates 92.43 91.91 91.90 91.58 91.30 91.30 JEAN HECI-I'I' HARDING OWEN MONA LEO FIRST HONOR FIRST HONOR SECOND HONOR GRADUATE GRADUATE GRADUATE JEAN WILMA HECHT -------- ..... . 95.60 MARGARET KATHARINE EDSALL ,,,,.. ....... . JOHN HAP-DING OWEN ---..... . .. .... 95.60 EDWARD f4ORDAN MORRISKDN ,,,,,,,..,.,.,,,,, ,.... . .. MUNA CATHERINE LEU ..-.----..--... ....... 9 4.65 HARVEY IONEL BATLEMAN ,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,.,,.., .,.,.... RAYMOND EARL MARTIN .,,.,,,,111, ,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 4 .15 JOAN MARIE GWLOW 4,A.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,..A.,,,A,.A,,,A, ,,,,,,,, WENTON MAKYRICIE PRITCHARD ...... .,.,,,, 9 3.90 MARGARET IVIONTGOMERY MATTI-uzws ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,, MARIAN AGNES GATLEY ............. ....... 9 3.85 CHARLES ALBERT IVIILLER, AIR, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,....... BARBARA PEACOCK ........... ......... ,,..... 9 3 .69 MAImARwr EDNA GRAY ,.,,,,,, . ,,,.,..,. .,., , , BEVERLY AANE NORTHGOTT ...... SHIRLEY OYLE LIGIIT ....,..... ,,,,...93.45 ,......92.B7 .....,.92.85 FRANCES HAVENSWH ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, RALPH ERNEsT McDoNALn .,...... ..,,,,, 9 2.58 ,,.,,,,92.50 ALAN ONVENS, JR, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ROGER ARGUELLES IN4ASSEY ,,...... ANNA MAY WHEELER ,....,..,,,., JOSEPII DAVID MACRLIN ......,.,...... -IOIIN MALCOLM MCISfXAC, -IR ....... 90.65 90.65 90.43 90.29 90.09 1281 .?nrl Jrd -'llll 5tlI 6111 711: Row: 7:1 Raw: HARDING OXN'liN, JEAN HIiC1'l1' ROGIER MASSEY, NIARIAN GATLEY, BEVERLY NIJIITIICIJTT, IVIUNA LEO Raw. MALIRICE PRI'rcIIARn, IV1.-XRGARIQT MATTHEWS, FRANCES HAVENS Rnw: -IOIIN MCISAAG, SHIRLEY LIGHT, BARBARA PE.-XCDCK, AIU.-KN GERLGFF Ram: CuARI.Es MII.I..ER, RALIIII MCDONALD, KAY EDSALI., ANNA MAY WHEELER Raw: HARVEX' BA-rI.EmAN, DAVE MAlIKl.lN Raw: IKAYMOND MARTIN, ALAN OwENs, EDDIE Moxuusow Alisxirlgfronl piclure: INIARGAVRET GR? JUNE SENIORS ROBERT ALBERTSON General Varsity Football 1945, 1946 MARGARET DUNLAP ATKINSON Language Homcroom Treasurer . . . Co-Captain of Cheerleaders . . , Footlights Club . , . Cue Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Office Assistant . . . Feature Editor of GRANHX' 1949 . , . Stall' of GRANBY 1948 MICHAEL CASHIN BAECHER General Bfixisity Baseball 1948 . . . Intt FoOtJ' If . f f if sf My MQ!! A pf ' j 1 4 4 , Q L a ' 3lTlE.i- iterary ciety . ., irs Athletic , I ' rf Clu . . u ' r Y eens, ' . Lu Cercln als unio 1 s I n lol O MI M791 C. HER E L45 fi 5 l u ! .. or .Sc .lyzsf . . Co A s , Q, 47 . sf f PEc'rA R. Librvjjfgsist F It fr, mzif U' I HARVEY LIONEL BATLEMAN Language Secretary and Treasurer of Photography Club . . . Science Club . . . lkiath Club . . . Key Club . . . President of Stamp Club . . . Comet Show 1948 WALTER HERMAN BELL, JR. Language House of Re resentatives . . . President of Games Literaliiy Society . . . Treasurer of Le RALPH THOMAS BERRY Cercle Francais . . . President and Vice- President of Science Club . . . Math Club . . . General Intemational Relations Club . . . Secretargn of Key Club . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Sta Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Varsity of SPEQTATOR . . . Prose Reader 1947 . . . Football 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 . . , Varsity Poetry Reader 1948 . . . French Tournament Track 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 , , . Intramural 1948 . . . Office Assistant . . . Intramural Basketball Wrestling . . . Knights of Pythias Oratorical Contest 1948 . . . Secretary and Convention Chairman of thc Virginia Junior Academy of Science 1948, 1949 B ming' , A Qt.,s.:....g, - . , .fog it--,.,...,.at , aint f ite- 'Meat NA BETTY OWEN-BRINKLBY RICHARD MARVIN BOYCE ff , E9 U-JL. Gtflfral Y :House oi-Eegresentativesx ,. . glarnessmlgu? RQEQQS 3 ,,, 1 i ' Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Varsity i eens . . . Secretary of Le Cercl Francais Track 1947, 19413 . . . Junior Chorus ,p .' S niop, Cgguqf . . , ,. t . . . :gr?iie6f ERANBY 1949 . Assistant ' i'LL.Q..i..,ML .. 'Qi'-f'1 1 '4 4 A All 1 :IQMQ . , an A l ' EDGAR LEE BROWN, JR. CHARLES T. BROWN, III L mzgzmge Ganga! Homeroom Treasurer . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Junior Usher . . . Varsity Football 1948 . . . Intramural 1Vrestling I GEORGE DONALD BRONVN PHYLUS ANNE BROWN General General , - Art Club . . . Pan American League . . . Cue ??vfbat,f?:if:':24'7g i95f5'T'?f ?:3:,,.J33fi egg . A . Quill Sff-11' . A . Staff Wrestling 1947 0 PECTATOR ' D Q ,rl-f X or 1 A Jil iff? 2113 Liv ffl' Jw fif BETTY JOYCE BRYAN I , Gfneral ouselk R r sent 'ves awed 'oss ' e 'fsentlat' . . I. unio ' een D . . . International Relations Club ,mimi mfg? ' 'A lj ,, Ch ,,Fr' SOHC, Sh ' 48 , ,iff f , , nj! . Y, l,, VL? 1 1,1 1 rift Wy . ' , in ' ,,7,4T. 3 ni V l f 'J ' P . W I , , ll f 'N 1 f Y i' I I I A V, A T. , , g fn 471 .fx ,' R 1 Ab l I W ,l so lv, .-gy, -' l Af, Y ,fit XROLERI ,LEE BURRCUGHS 1. , 1' , , fi' MQ f' Gener In Hpmeroom Treasurer -J . A. Ijistributors Club .,.f. Science Club . . . Band . . . Boys' Bowling Team WILLIAM VVALSI-I CALLAHAN General Vice-President of Sophomore Class . .. . Intramural Basketball . . . junior Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Basketball 1949 72 Qtwesl... 9444fZl2L,v1.L45' 4-'jpu . :vcr-1'-I w'7vzs.g,, , 'Q ' A oily! ,g,,,4,?f'.-.J-fn,-QS, Jfzfaz fi' GRACE Jo CARUANA General junior Y Teens . . . Cue Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Senior Sex- tette . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Vested Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus . . . Operetta 1946 5 gf-Mb.,d4Q2-,ziiqc L, , W .WJ 7 I A6549 avid ,m,-6:4439 , 132011-' WALTER CORNELIUS COUSLAND Language I WINIFRED LOUISE DAWLEY Language Red Cross Representative . . . Pan American League . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Drill Team . . . News Editor ol' SPECTATOR ,lS 'Q JUNE AGNES CALDER Commercial Senior Y Teens 52? gsai. ex, so be es..Q1Na..x,Q, Q rsec:-A-.ilx guise, Vo R CAILBW Ngkg, W Y E ityhtba 1946, l94,7 19 lnlraxnuralliasltctball XNSSHQ sesmefx ww ii. C' ei. .st..I-fri ' CATHERINE C. CI-IINCHELLO Commercial Publicity Manager' of Distributors Club . . , Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comer Show 1946, 1947 . . . Senior Girls' Chorus BETTY LOU CURLING General Art Club . , . Senior Y Teens MADISON KEI,LY DEANS, IIR. General HUU1Cl'DOfn Treasurer fs fl iff- ,I , . ,, r' ,,f' 0 l. f -'77 : fl, J, ,,,f1fC 'pfwff-lj -'fu 'T , 7 2 ' I I f 31 j f--,fp . , Ag, ,, . V. ,L fs -,LV -. A . -V' 1 1 4 wg -f A , 4 , .-ff 7, n L-ff -Qa at ,fififps-:1 i E Q , , ,fl Q .. 9 ,f V yf..,o E ,V-,, JL I 4 f 'fans-,.4,1,. J ' 2 eww M ,L DEAN STEARNS DERBY, JR. General I ,.'.- F ,fs .IL Y 'EVVj.JLA',l. W , ,- . r-' ' 1 , ,v - Y ,, 'i LOUIS EUGENE DUNN U General 4 A:4.f'e ' 1 House of Representatives . . . Varsity Foot- ball 1948 . , . Wrestling 1947, 1948 M. KATHARINE EDSALL Language Senior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . International Relations Club . . . Stall' of SPECTATOR - Iv .V ' n r. JOHN GRAYSON ELEY General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- SCHIBUVC BARBARA LORETTA FARLEY General Senior Y Teens . . . Photography Club . . . Girls' Bowling Team inf , , , . D '1 0 l 4 ', A Ml' X ,.. . I '14 s V 4 ' Q' 3 'K' 1' - s '1 l F L' V .lu N' I ,N A .I -Q 5' sl QI I . yo Xl: x , 3 Q I v In . Y x 1 U Y. I I .-L' .0 . t ' Q .xgiirjjz .,, ,,s . rs -1. J Z' f, wg- ' lx , 7' I in 3' L' 5' D ,Rx KI I 0 -KI jr 41. I Dev. fy f, V' . 3 . 1 , 5 y 'L- i, ., ns' WILLIAM SCHNEPFE DIGGS, II General Transfer from McDonogh Military Academy, McDonogh, Maryland . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Varsity La Cross . . . Stunt Horseman- ship RIDGELY BASKERVILL DUVALL General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . President and Vice-President of Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Secre- tary ol' International Relations Club . . . Co-Editor of GRANBY 1949 . . . Stat? of GRANBX' 1948 ERNESTINE -I. EDWARDS General Fuoxlighls Club . . . junior Chorus RICHARD PERRY ELLIS Language Games Literary' Society . . . Chaplain of Senior Hi-Y , Cue Club . . . International Relations Club BARBARA ANN FLINT Commercial Girls' Athletic Club Club gjllkl J ' ',fJ': ,nxfn 5,4 JJ Jw 7 W7 J ,JJ . . M. ,W ' 1 'T'27! f l fy' 7 I' Lt!! W a' 0 if I ,IJ ffxyrgfi P1rfxymF1fcgsTAl,f I fb j Lffjg f i,,, f iw. lsswea fi : 552113 .sh Us , usie e' ,ry Cow? nf Eglglll T,e th fpjfff 1 .x 'L gf J' fl fjly' ' . W , K 4511? M fu , cf ll' J . . -f-v :gli e . j,?,.lk, ,.,, d 06 JW? ff 1- -1, .527 1 ' ,. .f .-4 ,U ,-E, 335 7119 , M- .51-G' A, 3 4. J,Q:U1MQw 19:EBvEF, La L gf- I.-'Z f W rgigfi Cllaxrman of Senior Y Teens ff I ,fl , 'ill ',','1. ', I f i iff' - ff, 1 fe of , tx., , 'fl ' 1f1e.nf'.f-1,1-wif, ff-1 ff .fl gl . A 1 2' 4.-431164.-L' fj3,L,,2,,, j rf , . Lk ff - fu-54'C'.-Af-'ff ' 1 9-'Qr4fC,14 .,I 4 f R4 HELEN E I INE'!GIGUERE 9 I 10' Q if? r 'f .,.4:,f' 4' A-if-ifffx-' ' klongmerczaf U f I ,fb ,ff g Y X s.fI96'oslvQ1rs-Qliili-: l...SEcr taqryfofzgenxor YC! '7 'hg Tepg . . .dgrife Club . . CBL 5, Afsxslanlf iz..-, 7,441 L-' LQIMJ-f2f96f .g X ffwibil' Ths,i,Lifr'v -..,-1.--'Saw j' ,ig XJR ,W ,J f'-2 R-LA , 1.--,..f.L,4.,f4L2:5'il-'43-'1T',,. ,may 1-'ls-L,J,-x rrxjj f'fLz3w-N1-MXL. BILLY MACK GRAY General Student Senate . . . House of Rgpresemauveu Monogram Club . . . Math lub Key Club . . . junior Usher . , . Stall of GRANBY 1949 . . vmny Track 1946, 1947, 1948 ROBERT JOSEPH GROGAN General Red Cross Representative . . . Pan Amermcan League . . . Comet Show 1947 . . Boys Bowling Team . . . Christmas Play 1947 1331 DAVID WILLIAM GURNEY Language Pan American League . . . Senior Chorus . .- Vested Choir . . . Male Chorus . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948 . . . Vice- President of Lyric Club . . . Stall' of GRANEY 1949 . . . Staff of SPEc'rA'roR . . . Spanish Tournament 1948 . . . Varsity Track 1948 JAMES KEGEBEIN HALL Language CLYDE OVERBY HALSTEAD General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Monogram Club . 648Varsily Baseball 1948 . . . Varsity Track 1 WILLIAM BAYNARD HARPER Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Key Club FRANCES HAVENS . ' Ldnguclsfu A . Vice-President of Pan American,League . . . Math Club . . . International, Relations Club . Drill Team . . . Business Manager of Srnciwroa i341 Q ' 1 v . Games Literary Society . . . Pan American KENNETH WARD HAYES STANLEY ROYALL HAYDEN General General House of Representatives . . . Vice-President of Monogram Club . . . Varsity Football 1946, 1947, 194B . . . Wrestling 1948 . A U 'f Lp V li V-J .W-N L, Ly' 'Q in J In -1377? P' A 'wif' 9 Y by-vb 3' 'A -,U ' Way? Doi' by 1 ,, 4-1 V' ' .pb ,L.v,.,,- .Q - 'gf 1151! XP -I 1 Q ii-' ,-15' YI 93 X Tv K .ii 5 ' 'ef' JEAN fwlLMA1HECHTg 5- ' ' -A 7 4 Gi' '- CHARLES RAYE HOHENSTEIN ff Languggel 'T J General League . . . Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . International Relations Club . . . Editor-in-Chief of SPECTATOR . . . Oliice Assistant 4 I , ll 1 , QQ Q . ,J V , Le Cercle Francais . . . Math Club . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1947 V' ' 1 v! . -NY , , , 1, ,- , 'Ji 5, if,-2-Qs.,Lf,'u 5-, . 'f - ' ' ' .4-,P , ' 'J 1 - 0 ,O 5 ' ' E U M , f ,A 5 'V Wa!! W S la I 6 'V-Q. !71b3',,eriv, ,gf-J-5.4 1 pdl'-it . . . 5 l 1, J 1 , g 4, ni zegffy, Lifigg, ,,gf,gzf,... -ya!-Q4.. , ' B 'fl 4 H 5, ' 0 ' 1 E, A er Il SAR.Afl.VICGREAD RONMONGER' .1 'l?f' - -A D ' ' 1 1 f UU B KEINNETH L. Eilonowrrzn LJ bad! 'J :Liang g '45'- 'f'-fi' ., V Homero ' Tre ur .,. bw lb GQIIETUIY A- li J-.N 0 dgf2 oE1eiy . .li e r:lif4'g'!:? Q41 -,Pg-' ncals. .4 ue u . . . ui Clp v ' F tb ll 1947Q 1948 . . ,+I 1 1 ,J tai' ,i:Dni1lTga 'E , .ghgrio . WZ:-lggingoo 3 . . n ramura jk . 23:15 of' QkANnYnii9'1f9, .,f. . Frenc Tofiiiifa fyilfi. .A fife0-f1i'QffMb1'22- 'ffivfffkeyfwz QJWE., 27519 ,fail-'f.ca7!'.1! 1 frm fl .Q-' 7 15,31 g.fw f ff'fiCfA,:fva, 1 K ' ir at N 52.2, A iq 1 U. ...gy ,JL4-J.,LC,n ,JA-QY4. :,.,f,,,,f45:4..-fir, '54,- WILLIAM THOMAS JAMES ANN JOHNSON Language Treasurer . . . Pan American Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Senior Girls' Chorus . . . Vesled Choir General Homeroom League . . . Varsity Football 1946, 1947 . . . Varsity Track 1947, 1948 o oux o NSON -I HN R -I H ANN EL1zABE'rH JONES L anguage General Footlights Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Clinic Vice-President ofJune Senior Class . . . House Assistant of Representatives . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Mono- iram Club . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Basket- all 1947, 1948,' 1949 -W7 f 35 j l94 94 . . . Latin Tourna m 19 , 1 . . . x BETTY LOUISE JONES LEE FRANK KASERMAN .15 General General Cue Club md T ll .Aix . j Y I - nf, fff Lt- H, 111 - If tp? wb fm' Ltgqdg jg. X 55, L -X YY ,vm p - H1 . . , I, A l . 'LQ r'v:L.:l OG Ui, f g LAME? J yvxffi MVB! . 1 1. ' 1 A ff -my -4 Nr 1 use if 35191 ,Ld 5' E21 it um ip 1. L L., , ,' Z Q ' .V ffm . ZH5RuQTTE:M4cbpNALD:?K1NG bl! I LG' L slr, emll JU 1,91 I 5-it-,C gy. ' A QU 1, k - x, v K-.. f---4' ff? Mfenior Xftpfng T' . . Pan f merican Lg e I-'fxx ' i.,RLan'gq5ge A I ,P ' ' 1.l ai1f,ChDfuS - ' ' C im' Cho QF ' ' ' ecQC1'oii4,'RqptV sentaxiile . . . Girls' Athletic f, igggol' '15 CIWYUS ' - ' Um? Q49 lub-6.,tjrSeni6i': Teensyzfa- Panukmerican 'Liv I. X, , , 1 I 8 - ' - staff of SPECT - 1- mm :agua . .' .International R613.tioris lUlub . . . I 5 ' j'A5S'5'ant .' X- irls' Bowlingcffeam L 'ig' It l xofx, 'T 1 lf: lf. J ROBERT JAMES LANIER General Games Litcrar Society . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Vyice-President of Science Club . . . Math Club . . . President of Internationz Relations Club . . . Key Club . . . Debating Team 1948 . . . Intr ural Wrestling 1948 . . . Boys, State W yy' i Q? if Milly yy AT R I: X L u r r Ga Li r ciet . C ' r ncai. . Q a Sc oc' ,. .. retary S ' nce ub . . Vi - esitl of I n al Reg-tions . . rill eam . . ol' xrok . . e- t French Tou gamcnt 9 7, . . Community Ch peaker ica e ion S eaker 1. c York Q-Ieral ribupe oru x., C L - t L e' '- 1 ft 1 1 V. Y. ,tx ,,x. X . -. 'ry -,N ff V , g 5 ' ' QI. ,xt iq, lf L' Y- 3 V -., K. . , Eva K X guaiemt. fl? A , fFl?,Ath1CttC Club TL Stzicnggtifilgsb . . . V tif l Relationsdlll . . . jiigf g us . .giqxgglhoruu , . . tim' Girs ' iitgfto-15 , .4-Qgaffof mg I ga- i Qc'llf.Er ' N41 sf - -1, -P TRi-GI JLASSETER Vx. ' Q- f X , s I I I0 t . . . c R 0 .. me Eff E 'J ,IO Q54 if .Q fx 'be WVliGL4,c. , ,M ,ur fifl,f1'kLfv1'lfPf-'E71 J xl SHl'KLEYmg?C17'pETGHT V I f I omerooi Tren rcr Games Literary ociety. T. P55 sgcnt arF 6fse-llrgstclfcpgnf, an -American eague . . Quill and Scroll' ociety . 3,2 Vice-President ol' Math Qlub . . . L' 1 ,'4 -, 1 I 'J 4. f fkfyyu 1, . 'Q I '. Lb k ','. , 'x fl 'tctnational'R la'hon Club ' Drrll'I'ea1n 4 q0'Pd1tf?fGM?Ef i?i'9r.,e M- 1 .wt ,,,,,,.,,, , Y, -x . 1 Y R,-fkf-8, L . ' . ,. 1 x W N I . V ' A K! 'A Q 3 -' 'I . u l J' -V +5 v if ff L: ' 'T' , , 'lf 1 'll CTO if f -1 'O if 'jr 'tj ff If U , 'll X It A 1 . ' F ,rgljl ELLE IR NIA DdvvE'xi' X L yi! Ludzig 1 ' X R, 'X ' ff jj L SW-4'5,. ,Pj .Ji .f ii ' KP J tldom X '4 Judo' Y Teens ' ' Smlortgxii Ebay' F s A 'l1lS!'ivbAlubA.TTg. Senior Y Teens . . . - g??d1' 8 rc 'jigs ' ometjpnw l il ,T3Ll'l1T.,j. . Oflice Assistant ' ' ' , H u , J jx! 0 xx' L , M 'Ui 'f n .J ' , .-,f Q3 J XX! 1 ' A ,fn .JFK . my I ,J V, K . . I , -l R yt J j . 1 v , ' ' , I K! fl H, , 3 f XJ B l . 4, Y. 7, ,, I. xf ,J ' EJ lf ... ' 1 J' ', xg, .A 0R99 JU, V , LILLIAN LAVERNE LUCORD Commercial Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Chorus 47 I 1 re' ' I ' .2 fl 'i flip I :cf v 9 , 2 o ,A 0' gf H 4 'wtf' MHZ' F: 11 ,U v, Q JEAN DARLING M I LOVAMXV uf Language A. ,yy p . I diva Y v 1. AJ' .ififl.s' 'ZF 11,1 Ay if A ff' V I It l 4 RAYMOND EARL MARTIN Language House of Representatives . . . President of - Photography Club . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . Key Club t I r ., J C V ,. t, If-'I ,h ' , Jar. fl. I ,. 4 V' 97 .IJ J lim, A .QM g V, ,l , I. ,. t , . - ' fi -:ff 'nc' 'J ' m f I if ,jill Jiwli, ll!! WV I .7l,.l',L' df' -XV I Jl flff JUDITH ROBBINS MATHEWS General Art Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . International Relations Club GEORGE C. MCCARRICK, JR. Language Comet Show 1948 JOSEPH DAVID MACKLIN General Varsity Football 1948 . . . Senior Hi-Y FRANK MARCHIONE General House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Foollights Club . . . Inter- national Relations Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946 . . . Male Chorus ROGER ARGUELLES MASSEY Language MARGARET M. MATTHEWS - ., Language Secretary of Student Government . . . Secre- tary ofjune Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . . . Games Literary Society . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Captain of Drill Team . . . Stall' of GRNNBY 1948, 1949 . . . Public Speaking 1947 , . . Office Assistant e ' O J E L . Q , RALPH ERNEST MCDONALD Language House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Math Club . . . Key Club . . . Captain, Co-Captain and Treasurer of Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Prose Reading 1948 . . . Latin Tourna- ment 1947 . . . Intramural Wrestling 1947 i371 MARY HELEN MCINTYRE General Red Cross Representative . . . Secretary and Prggram Chairman of Art Club . . . Senior Y eens . . . Pan American League . . . Critic of Cue Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Senior Girls' Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Staff of SPEc'rA'ron ARTHUR THOMAS MEARS Band Q, V by .M R 4 rf- Pk. 534' General ROBERT EDWARD MILES General Homcroorn Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentatwc I I an , Y: -gl ,E . :gi 49 '- ffr- me 2, I Y, N I . X f 1,1 rf Kg,-1 FQ:-' 'gg lv 153' ,ay ll 1-0 H, .7 my If' . riff If ,Q-J' we 7 i ill F., f A, SE Y :jg ULLER Hfrb I af ll 45.4 rg 4 l' Q ,JXQ 1 , J. . 1Lqgzgua1gfe I -1 v Y. 6111521 5 0 , I 7 ' - 'X dl iw- . u' Q 1+ 'S I 'fc +f'5'i'f' 44'- R 1 1 A ,. fl. J 'IJ V 1 GEORGE WILLIAM MILLS Language Pan American League . . . Math Club . . . Key Club . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Business Manager of GRANBY 1949 . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Boys' Stale 1948, Citizenship Medal 1381 JOHN MALCOLM MOISAAC, JR. Language Math Club . , . StaH' of SPECTATOR . . . Var- sity Football 1948 J. GILBERT MERRELL, JR. General President, Vice-President and Secretary of Senior Hi-Y . . . Secretary of Monogram Club . . . Varsity Football 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Varsity Track 1947 CHARLES ALBERT MILLER Language House of Representatives . . . Art Club . 1 . Junior Hi-Y . . . Pan American League . . . Secretary and Treasurer of Science Club . . . Secretary and Treasurer of Math Club . . . Comet Show 1947 . . . Ofhce Assistant HELEN BLANCHE MILLETT Commercial Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Chorus JEAN RILEY MOCK Language Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Vested Choir . . . Comet Shoyv 1945, 1948 . . . Stall' of SPECTATOR I ! . n ti X V A ff ti a '4 ' . ' X , lr il: Y w V . x . Inv- k - AN A 6- l ang Y-4 . 1 ous of res tives Eros R se, alive . unio Y T ns . Se or y Teens . . . e ' Lc liior r elQ'Qhoru wrildgea . . c Assisiii, J KT 'N -. all J JP? 5 RLY JANE NORTHOOTT Language Games Literary Society . . . Secretary of Pan American League . . . Math Club . . . Secre- tary of Intemational Relations Club . . . Staff of GRANBY 1949 ALAN OWENS, JR. Language Y, H f R ti l. . a O '- Rzsfsss.a.i5sf5Sf'r'sCxfssHi-yJis. Club but H., N .ful -ily r' ay-1 A A L' at ,if .J ii, iw I , '. ' ' ' . -.1 tpx , M nj .V af-.Qi lt' W' tl tv' N .1 x A 1- L, 4 ala QL, ., 'QJJ A J Q 1 , , - tw, gg PARTRIDGE L ff, . l LL W 'General , V Ganiies Literary Society . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens A BARBARA A Acocx X nguage Footlights Cl . . . Games Literar Society . . . uni r Teensk 5 . Senior Y 'lieens . . . Le er Fran is . . Treasurer of Cue Club . at . . . Drill Team . . . Staff ofG A Y 194 . . . rcnch Tournament 1947, 19 . . . Offic Assistant . . . Christmas Play 19 1 Rl EDWARD JORDAN MORRISON Language House of Representatives . . , Homeroom Treasurer . . . Vice-President of Games Literary Societ . . . Pan American League . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . Treasurer of International Relations Club . . . Key Club . . . Comet Show 1948 JOHN HARDING OWEN Language Games Literar Society . . . Pan American League . . . 'llreasurer of Quill and Scroll Society . . . President of Math Club . . . In- ternational Relations Club . . . Key Club . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947 . . .Junior Usher . . . Advertisin Nlanager of GRANBY 1949 . . . Debating Ream 1947, 1948 . . . Bookroom Assistant Q . 'TJ' 'I ,L I-3 U ' Y 9 ,4.,'w 'Q ,J A F 1 J .U -gr- b,,:.,f,ze.--F' .,:inxl'.TL A' ' A . XJ , ,Q -' if'v, -L.. - ',,.f'AY ff ' f--as t s., , ,-Af- , w it HWILLIA14-LEWQWBARSONS 9 -R YV g , o -,av A 4 '- ' 'fft,J ' M, ---' .iiGEg1eml - f ,- K it L... - - ISenior,Hi-Y . International Relations Club Qi. . Band . . . Comet Shoitv'1946, 1941 JOAN JEANETTE PATTERSON Commercial - Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Science Club . . . International Relations Club .V . . Library Assistant ' X if lf r Q' I. ,PV fe , be ll ' J 4,173 f M R LYZIEMERS , Jr L, I irq General .ff meropm Treasurer 4 un' D71 leens . . ni Teens . . . Le c e francais .r rnational 'Relation lub '. ,. . dffice Assistant . . . Library? ssistahtQ P' l ' 1 H91 ,f t , . I . 'i' .ff I ' i .2 L l js jfjjf j If Af ff' pf, J' it ' M' A JUNE PICKRAL ji V Language in p House of Representatives . . . Junior Y Teens -' , V, I1 . Pan American League , . .Junior Chorus r' ' . . International Relations Club Comet ' Clinic Assistant p ,gf flfiiw 1946 . . . stan' of GRANIsY'19.49 . . . M nf tif . Nj- I . , .Al . .S ff, L 5 ., 3 9' ' Lys Llp- - W I ,I V DOROTHY SUE POWERS A Language Secretary ofgunior Class . . . Treasurer ol' June Senior lass . . . House of Representa- tives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Co- Captain of Cheerleaders . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cerclc Francais . . . StaH' of GRANBY 1949 . . . Library Assis- 1311! ARTHUR RICHARD PRUNIER General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Basketball 1948, 1949 . . . Intramural Basketball :je- an 5175 -ff, , ,- .. 4 3 . ',' 'ujtalw' EFHQLT-J' llfnka CIE' Nl R ,,,R ,Q-eta-1' , - J? T .gs . L3 'J' LQDDE.L'Lf,, NICIjQBSL'R.AITT .,..,. ,K ., .. YL ' 1 tianguflee games lgitemry s0cictyf,.,1.i-'fgviaffIgesidem 'Q' ' of Erijrlslffkthletic CIIIEE -if Lq:CerI:lb',Francais Q, ,,Z '. International,Re ations,fGlub,e.1 '. Senior ' Chong . . -g:0IH9ll'ShDW l946,P1,947, 1948 . . . ' afyeste Choirl . Girls' Basketball Team .54 3 0 SHIRLEY HONORA RICHARDSON Language Red Cross Representative , . . International Relations Club . . . President of Senior Wing Scouts 1946, 1947 i401 aw f . pvfyw ' f K. xl I :. ,Math l Secreta ol' Footli 'R . . . Cue Club . . .1-I e a 'o l tions Club . . . Drill Tea . stma lay 947 fx' WENTON MAURICE PRITCHARD Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Math Club . . Latin Tournament 1947, 1948 JEAN ELIZABETH RAGAN Commercial Senior Y Teens WILLIAM K. RHODES, JR. Language Senior Hi-Y L, rf ,Jf 1' 1 J if id a .Q ,Jw A, 'llfa gf7ULjL5 'sjvfrlw 1 'Q I LA 'V In f ' ef' 5 ,fffkf J? K KL! If M 1 LVL ,if !zWL' ,rv ' I. M df Jil :LA Lf' HELEN MARIE ROMULUS ' Language Red Cross Representative . . . Pan American League . . . International Relations Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946 . . . Staff of GRANEY 1949 j AMES LOWELL Ross Langzlagc House of Representatives . . , Homeroom Treasurer . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Varsity Football 1945, 1946, 1947 CAROL ANN SAMPSON Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . International Relations Club . . . Iunior Chorus . . . Senior Girls' Chorus . . . vested Choir . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Clinic Assistant , . . Girls' Bowling Team Qwry, 'Z 19' TE - 'Mimi .2 4,od '22QCg House of Representatives . . .Juni r Y Teens Nlajor O 442. MARJORIE ROSEANNA SIMON General Senior Y Teens . . . In Club . . . Girls' Bowling fl Mums ANN CATHERINE ROWE General Red Cross Representative EUGENE SIMPSON SHEPHERD General ELIZABETH ANNE SIELOFF Commercial Junior Y Teens 1. 1' .f 1 iq' ' , A ,ff . , 1 f I I , ' Q., Q . X BETTY. ROSE SLEDGE , L I . f., m ,,5 - , A I Commercfal 1 Fciolliglmtsrijuli . Junior YA Teens . l. L Senior Y T ens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 , . . Christmas Play 1946, 1947 F .f 1 Us .1 I 5 ' 1 I Q, e Y ' fs, A WILLIAM CHARLES SMITH, JR. General Intramural Basketball 1945 i411 'lfkr .m'l I y PATRICIA ANNE STEWART General Art Club . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Cue Club . . . Science Club . . . Orchestra . . . Music Festival 1945 ROWLAND HASWELL SWARTZ General House of Representatives . . . Homcro m Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representati s ff? jf' 5 U ' ., . X., 3 A .T . .fi , - ff . 5, A AN R ' ' NY? , is A A te- . Q. 0 6,5291 H . f va f Fmflgf 'lAr! Clu r o tliF1Qts.Cl0lm I . . . Junior -Y . ' rn tional 'tio si Club,.,5u4taH'of B 19 We If . F H It , - ws ' i 1 U .eff il eifyr ROBERT PAGE TAYLOR Language Student Senate . . . International Relations Club . . . Key Club WILBUR FRANK THORNTON, JR. General Captain of Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949 1421 K' 1 f.. f , Q 4' 'L ' X ' .rin 0 ., 1 fe: f.'.- 4 14' P' ', .1, NV-A 4 F-, 'El' fl? I ,. ' V .J-uf l.sl'1,1.il' I t- 'I' 1 a 'Y il .V 7 1, MARILYN JEAN SWAIN ff A Y H , 2 u , , T ,- , N General K' ' Homeroom Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Staff of SPEOTATOR t JZ vi I' f f , V ' t , ,D , Q . ff. , fl ii Y, ,5' 'X U' ,'f.f,f lf! -i if 1--' . t.. ' ' , a 1,11 ' .3 .' ,- X 1 . , A -1 . , ,- fi A ,, I ,DOLLIE i'XNNiEi.'IlARRAN,T. if' , I f U- I , , 4, . I - -' -.2GeneygzlQ -' V ,ft it 1 Home'rOOmt'Ifrcasurcr .fi , Reditlrossllidprel- Vfgeritzitive f.-,if',.gJunio9' Y V. Z,.Senion Y I-'Teensgt T31 lritcrtftat1onal,'Hcl tions' Club . . lg Statfpf Giv,ANny119493: Ofllice'Assisuint' , .. .. -f ., . , , N , , . ,lf .. --X . , fwfr, I I : ,lg .- i ,y ' . 1 . 1 . JACK ANTHONY TAVORMINA General Secretary of Senior Hi-Y A 'Lois JOANT1-:GO X General A 'Transfer from Clermont Minncola High School, Clermont, Florida ' I 1 1' . tl , R BETTY- ANN TYNES V Generel A, ' J If J. xv 1 , 0 A4 I w 17, ' g Y, n ,f Q H 'flee I l gy 'Y L 313' 9 U ' AP A 11:3 dl ,Yi I I wt! 1 ,sa I t-eff ,sf ff 1 l'j,fi Jw'-1 fwfr fi ,lf fp, -ff 1 A Q A at Fi li, 1, Y ,Y if AJ ,L Y. 7 m ri as A-1 :jfs A f Eff ii 'WA H f: WM' if I i Q, fa J fir- :9 L 5 A . A-,, 1 1 ' .wi-aff 5 SERAFINA RANGES URso ,f Language G House of Representatives . . . Treasurer nf Girls' Athletic Club . . . Le Ccrcle Francais . . . Business Stall' of SPECTATOR . . . French Tournament 1948 . . . Latin Tournament 1946 . . . Girls' Basketball Team 1948 1 M rx! ' ' ,Mi - Emo R T W . . ' uage er frea cr . e Truss Repre- tati ' . . . Games erar Society . . . cienc Cl . . B . . rcheftra . . Come hos 156 . . . V ' y oolball 946, 1947 . . .N u lor V ity ck 948 . . Boys' Bo lin eam VX 9 l 7 o E ELYN ALLYSON VV!-IIT Gen ral ' Home Ee nomic af? JACQUELINE LEE WHITEHURST Language 'Art Club . . . Foolli hts Club . . .Juninr Y Teens . . . Senior 5Tcens . . . Le Cerrle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . International Re- lations Club , rf yi I jg' af' 1 ,U M QJVYL7 jk! ,Q +1215 Tyne LLSj' Fi I fi 0 Aging gill 1 - fff Jllfif , if Wm ff' AL X 1 DOROTHY LUCILLE WADE Language Club . . . Membership Chairman of Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . In- gf ternational Relations Club . . . Senior 'YE Xvf Chorus . . . Copsiet Show 1948 . . Drill Team Wg' , jx!! , . F'r, W U ,- - Fiiifip U Qi ,sykxffl wjifffi -eff5.191i.ft'5fti4s , .a 'V r Y 'G ,J IJ. .U utr ...AC ,LM N, E' ix QHJYIMANNA AY WHEELIZZRKJ ri 1-'AQNQFS' S ' Language jggql' .6041 Red Cross Representative . . . Footlxghts ' Q Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . International Re- lations Club . . , Drill Team . . . Oflice Assis- , ' tant . . . Christmas Play 1947, 1948 PHILIP WHITE Language Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Secretary of Science Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Key Club . . . Stamp Club , . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Boys' Bowling Team JOAN C. TERRILL WILEY Language Art Club . . . Footli hts Club , . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior xg Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . International Rc- lations Club . . . Staff of GRANEY 1949 . . . Latin Tournament 1945, 1946 JOYCE MAY WILSON Commercial Junior Y.'I'ccns . . . Staff of GRANBY 1949 LT f 43 j Art Club . . . President of Girls' Athletic ' l l Jvgwf, J,i.,y1,v gi 'nf QQ. DAVE BIRCH WIRSCHING Language House of Representatives . . , Senior Hi-Y . . . Key Club . . . Boys' Bowling Team ORMAND ELLIS WOODWARD General International Relations Club K , z R .V 'w ,6..r.v Mttnvx-'N' 'Io Q 'xg sw 0 ?'l ' . '.: fre 'U 'xl Q' 0 . s , ' 1 ,' , I ' U ' I' o g an . ' 4 . ' 4.0 I A. 1 V o . .' V I ll 9 ' -- PA - . . 0 1 -s O , to . 5 i ' V' . 1 EIEANOR VAN,,LEAR,wkOOD , 4 5 g'- .2 A , . General Footlights Club .4 . . Cue Cltlb s I ll vt' 1 ' JOHN LEONARD YOUNG, JR. General Senior Hi-Y . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Of Key Club . . . junior Usher . . . Staff of SPEC- TATOR . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Wrestling 1948 . . . Boys' State 1948 4' . 415' all , yifyw, ,fl it ,,, RRRR ,J W.. H l ,W AUGUST SENIORS , :fJ,.,f,,f JJ- I,,. .Qp-ff, Wjuwflff .5 i Gif' LLL! X THOM HARVEY BILLINGTON Language JAMES WINTON BROWN General Publicity Agent of Distributors Club . Z . Vice-President of Senior Hi-Y . . . Varsity Football 1947, 1948 . . , Intramural Wrest- ling 1943 1441 GERALD RANDALL BONNEY Language GEORGE MICHAEL CABADA General Transfer from Mctairc High School, New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Varsity Football 1946 . . . Varsity Track 1946 JOSE CLEMENTE CABANILLAS Language Comet Show 1946 , F f-A 'fu , ' 1.4 i' .Gif lj 1 , Llfw' ' Ei' ' I 2 ,. 5 ' 4 4. 'L' , .If Y . I 5 : , I ,f' Q' MAIRGARET FRANCES DOZIER ' F ,fftligf ' . L '. A Lf' J H, General' . , J- .V senilif yfreem ,. ,. Girls' Ynllcyball Team 19475 '- f A ' I A 9 DONALD IRVIN FENTRESS General Humeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Rigre- sentative . . . Secretary ol' Distributors lub . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Junior Varsity Basket- ball me JERRY FRANCIS GRIFFEN General KATHERINE ANNE LAWRENCE Commercial Girls' Athletic Club .cf 437 , 'ji' L QI' lic . , -I' ,. 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I- 14241, 1.iff'i 5 ,ff ,ff J 1545 42141 C-fifllf wi fi ' iff H'vf'Li'I -,fi 611 1 I M .4 I- fl M .,-,Q,.I f ff A I li 7t,ffu,?f-fs A-fun-Lf: by 13-lf-Uflfy-1, 'l 'Cfi-7 ,. - N, -.fi 1 - 5'4 .1 L 59?zf'i L W 5?fIfaQ1Lf- ' fl, y kizitf Q LI MARGIE LANE EUDY Commercial Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1947 WILLIAM BLAIR GRANDSTAI-'F General DONALD HOLLAND KELLER General Red Cross Representative . . . International Relations Club . . . junior Usher I CARL NELSON MOORE W General X junior Varsity Track 1948 1452 RUSSELL P. RICHARDSON, JR. General BARBARA ANN WHITEHURST Commercial Senior YTeens . . . Cue Club 1461 The 7949 Granby Ring CARL LEE THOMAS General Distributors Club HALL OF FAME ,Jn 'fy' K, 1,-zw M WA. f 1 I 0 ' 1 Av ' 4 A U I 'L af- Q: .af 'rf' ,EY 0 ,N 'L 4' ,Jo , J . N' Q E l- 1 e ' I Q ' I . . V1 L- . -A . :' , 1- ' A ' + '7A'Sfi f Ii: .4 - , X Lp .,. f A L . B A :J Y E J Q W5 A 2 J f E Most Intellectual L HERMAN BELL - I '- ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER 5 iifw -,ai MARGARET MATTHEWS GEORGE HAX COX -15, 'B QA Qi z ,, Most Valuable QQ K 1 S ll, gi! A Q QQ Q! gs., 4,4 ia 53,4 Best Looking JIMMY BROWN ' WANDA HAYMAN lm X fqa fi V L. 4 ry Q 1 f 7 'm I Most Popular MARGARET ATKINSON JACK JOHNSGN v. Z, J 1:1565 an IV f A mg . A 1 A Q W I - -R RRR ., . - - Q R , M: , .. R W H .. fgi. 9332 ' ,X YC X , N' '- ,A 'N' 1 'V I '- , Y 1 'ff' 'J :Z-:Q W Q12 A N Ru ,, M' :,31Wj,f,Q5E3f2a', 4- N , A 1WT'f l ,., .1.: -fr ,-- wi - , X Eh li. 1- - ,222 13. Q - -I ,QA Fi: , A R 'n 'mvlmiggaqf 'W 'H 'Nl' -1 M 'Xu' , U, HR- E , ,pfz WT, , - M 'z MQ ' H 3 5 1i,f, ' l2vL 1 , vuwwaau m N. -,, ,V .QV . waz-- w 'w Wza35g' mlm ' :W g ww' ' R - W 5 3QLQ g,g .. . Z 'f?. Hu H ,,,, , , ,Eg M , A T 'J ,, ig., - ,im M, 1. 4W1,33MfQQxG.. M - , . . fly W I l Y '- M ' 1 H ..:ZsEs' , , 1' .-RWM, N , giazsizsiff 5 wr 1 wx N' , 'rm R 5 m H -kk E H.W'gN'o 5 1 3? , Ja J T SH- . 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UHCJEI' C 16188111611 if G QP K , 1 X M 418 at 0 A XB K 4 ' N -.. . , IL 0 ugh 1 Thus p 25 Junior Class 0 cers I561 ,JIMMY GATLEY, JEANNE WILLIAMS, Miss KNIGHT, STANLEY WARD, ELEANUR ANN Summns STANLEY WARD Presidenl JEANNE WILLIAMS Vice-President ELEANOR ANN SUMMERS Secretagf JIMMY GATLEY Treasurer Mlss MARY KNIGHT Sponsor 4 N 7:2 Raw: VIRGINIA MAI-I-, KATl'll5RINE HADDASVAX', AIIRIENNE DLYSSAULT, VIRGINIA BALDNVIN, YOLANIJA Romumo, MII,DRED BRAIIIIILE, PATSY CIIBIMXNGS, BETH BLACKXVELL, PATSY MARSIIAIII., Rosa MII.LE'r'I' 2nd Raw: JANET CONNELLEY, ELEANOR CIUSTAFSUN, JOYCE ALLEN, NIJNA LAND, DORIS CARTER, MARl.liNE ADDISKTN, BARBARA L'IICIlAELS, MAEVE KIIIP, BEVERLY BOWMAN, NANIZX' LEA 3rd Row: BILLY BUIJIIIILYA, SRII-RY HARRELI., EARLE EVERTON, WYMER MANNING, DAVIIJ BERRY, jon BALDYVIN, joIIN KING, BILLY KELLY, JIMMY GATLEY, DoRIs ZIIIIJEMA Jlh Ram: RoNAI.n LIEF, JACKIE QJILBIERT, DIINNY MAl,P, ALLEN FERNIIEIMER, SAM ARKS, KENNETIK DANN'L!iY, BILL PRICE, ILAYMUND BALDVVIN, RONAI.D Kl.liIJZlK, LAXVRENCE MA1TliIiNN'S, MARVIN l'iAllDlS1'Y ,I 1 23 H' I f' 7.I'I Raw: BETTY JANE FRAME, DONNA RUI-IIERT, ELEANOR SUMMERS, BE'I'rY MILLER, SIIzA'N I. MDSPZL, BOBBIE CRESl.liIN, PIIYLLIS EASLER, A NA TAIJLIJCR, AIAN Toon, DIIRTIIA CAkII'BI'Zl.L 2nd Raw: Jovan BEARD, ELEANIIR CARI-EN1-ER, Mll.DRliD BONNEY, GLORIA SERNA, PEGGY F1'rcIIE1'r, BARIIARA DIx, Dl1RfJTllY BAssE'r'r GLORIA LONGENECKER, NANCY BEAMAN 31d Row: S'rANI.EY XVARD, ALFRED CRAMER, DAN WALLACE, MEL PETERSON, BILLY FITGIIETT, EDITII IALBERGOTTI, DOROTIIY GRIFIPITII, KAREN CAcIIIzI.IN, MARY SANVYISR, ELSIE BEASLEY, MARVIN RIIoDEs fllh Row: VVILLIS EVANS, PAUL PIERCE, DILw0R'rII COOK, JOIIN c:llAl'MAN,.lOl'1 Locxwoou, STANLEY ERANKO, ILICIIARD DIGGS, DONAIID FAISON, ALRII AIIIIROSE, GUIIAR RODRIIILYEZ 75: Raw: BILLY WASIIBUIXN, PIIILLIP WUNDER, RAY O,CARROLL, JIMMIE S'rIIfIf, ANGIE RUI'lii'E1', CIARV Wl1.I.IAMS, Lms Ronnms, KAREN TIEMROTII, EILEEN WIINTTER, BILLY SRIIRGEQN, BENNY BARRY, BUIJIIY FIsIIER 2nd Row: MIL.Iis NOWITZKY, GI.liNN BEALE, Bon PORTER, jon: PORTER, AIUIIN STEVENSON, LEFTY DRIESELI., HARRY PARKER, LEE BLAIR, CIIARLIE HOl'lENSTliIN, GEURCIIE CZABADA, BIOIIN RIENAIKD, JIMIIIII: BAIN, WAYNE BQRING, SUNNY WVELLS Jrd Row: CECIL FITGIIETT, BRouRs TENNY, CPENE BLAIR, MORRIS MATIIISIEN, .IACK SMART, Bon LILLE, Roman-r SADLER, FRANK MARCIIIONE, WALTER STARNES, RIGIIARD CDNDRliY, HCQRACE SYRES IUNIORS Q , , , , X 'frf ffl M I., .L . ,I Q ,,. , .K R ...- ' A . 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PAGE, ARMEDA WILLIAMS -1lIIRaw: GAY RICE, PAT UNDERDOXVN, IRENE ETIIERIDGE, SUE CIIESIIIRE, ROl'llEl.IA SIMPSON, BE'lTY BERNEITE, RAY LEVY, JEAN RAWIS 7.vz Row: ELIZABETH HOOD, ANN TROWER, JANICE BEALE, ANN SMITH, PATRICIA HELM,JuNE SRENCE, DOLGRES REID, JEAN BEIIERLEIN, LILLIAN PERKINS 2nd Row: YOLA BURKYVALL, TAsIcA OVERMAN, MARIAN LAWTHER, JANET CIIOVAN, GLORIA SMITII, NANCY WINN, BETTY SEEIIORN, I'IAZEL SELLEYV 3rd Raw: JIMMY Powmz, HARRY SOLOMON, BILLY SIIAGKELEORD, LOUISE PERDUE, BARBARA TAYLOR, RUBY RLIEE, -IEANNE WILLIAMS, CLARINE FFINKAM, MARY ELIZABETH TATUM, MARGARET CDON, CQNNIE SIIII-P fllh Ram: BILLY VVILLIAMS, CIIARLIE XVILLIAMS, BOBBY SYDENSTRICKER, PAUL STINNETT, BRAHM MIJLLER DAN BUTLER, HAROI.D SMITI-I, GEORGE WHITE, BILLY PAGE 71-t Row: FRANCES HIPPS, ANN hfACDONALD, FRANCES REVIS, LEI JLIANA PAGIJINGAN, SUZANNE HARRIS, BETTY BALDXVIN, JEAN SANDERLIN, NED MILLER, PAT PATTERSON 2nd Raw: JACKIE GALE, SIIIRLEY MGGINNIS, FAYE GOGDWYN, JEAN GARNE'rr, RIOIIARD WILLIAMS 3r1lRoIL'.' GEORGE xVILLlAMS, BLAYNE Tll0MAS, TOIIIIIIY HOPKINS, FRED HIPPS, BALDVVIN HARRING- TON, AL HAVARD, RlCllARD STEEL, RIGIIARD DEVEY, BURT KEISTER, C. S. HOLTON, EARL LOIIDER, RANDOLPH BILLINGTON, BILLY STARR, CIIARLES PITTS dlh Raw: HOWARD HOI'KINS, BOE JONES, IIOBERT FoxwEI.L, KIENNETII HALL, HARRY ADDISON, LARRY DUITGIIERTY, THOMAS GWYNN, ALBERT SAKAKINI, IDAVIS MOORE ophomore Class O cers BETTY Lou BIGGS President - qj 1 U 'XA-J fri Nr- 32' X-ppl Yr- ,P- FQ XR M JAX? 0 HJ X N PAT STEWART, Mnss Poms, Bnrnr Lou Bums, CIIIARLES DEAN, S,y2ANNl19jxcK1ss!J f-r.x ,N A-iv 'Y U ., N , , ,, ,f ' XJ 0? 7 NJ Lf F X ,' ' FSL, . V v fxj -A X xp ff T,,'fx,! ,AJ I. ,Q ' l I ., N I 559-fd Ji QQ? 7 vw. Xxxbj .4 J EX!-xx J, - Jil FC 11 :cj f ' - ' W ' - fi F' N 'f' f,.'. R 7 XE, v. If lj NJ x 1 f T ff 0 J F ff P' 1 f 'q- -if I f A 'x . MU ,Y , '-iff' SUZANNE AGKISS ' ' ' Vice-President i' Hfflx ff' ',,11-lim X71 -,X J . W '1 Ur fl! ,077 x!! I 'H41k?k5J X1 J Q A V' ,JJ T' ' J X L J .X Y xg, X 02 XX' J CHARLES DEAN Iliiwfx Q-fl XAQIFV' T 'f .QA -' A Secretagf ---A' X PAT STEWART Treasurer Mlss MARIAN POND Sponsor 1591 SOPHOMORES ww MM 9 I , f I l X X I I JN lst Row: FAY GREENLAND, MARINE HOFHEIMER, ELSIE BARCO, LORRAINE RIVIERE, ALICE BLAKE, ROSE MARIE MARSHALL, BETTY RABY, CAROLYN FORDYCE, PEGGY LEAIIE, PATRICIA BAISH 2nd Row: JOANNE MCLEAN, MARGARET TAYLOR, ANN JACOBS, JACKIE SYKES, MARILYNN POOLE, OANN MARLOW, MARIE LANTING, BARBARA ATTERSON, DOROTHY KELLAM, CAROLYN DUPREE 3rd Raw: JOSEPH SAKAKINI, KENNY EADS, BERYL PERRY, REGINALD GILBERT, HENRY LOSCI-IER, RENE HENRY, TOMMY URSO, THOMAS GURNEY, ROBERT PERRY ,vllh Row: ARTI-IDR MOORE, WALTER CARTER, DAN ,QI VMCGRATTAN, BOB FLOYD, BLAKE SAWYER, U ' AMES SMITH CLARENCE BRIMMER j I , , JJ' .ff I-Wi! ll' II I 1 ,. I fp- -Y ffn .LJ I W V. li ? - , ff, I 1 if I I' ,v' ' Y 41 1 I L' 'Z 5 I' J! I, lx! Row: JOYCE GUNTER, MOLLY NOTTINGHAM, , OYCE BURROLICHS, JOAN FISHER, PHYLLIS MORRIS, AYMONDE SOUTll,CYNTHIA STEVENSON,MARILYN KASERMAN, VIRGINIA KIDD 2nd Raw: JOYCE MILES, DIANE NEWTQJN, JEAN EDWARDS, JEAN SEEHORN, MARTHA VAN- DEVENDER, BETTY Lou BICGS, BARBARA KELLENBERCER, LOUISE TWIFORD, MARION CORWIN, DELORES CARDONA Jrd Row: RICHARD PARRON, FRANR BRINN, GYVYN SANDERLIN, BOBBY PIERCE, ALAN SGARBORO, BERT GUYNN, RICHARD TEASLEY, ROBERT AUSTIN, RONALD WINSLOW, GEORGE DIMITRIOU, CARL WALLIS, CHARLES BAER, BETTY NAIRNE 4th Row: CARL MORRIS, IMMY TICRLE, GERALD JONES, RALPH GROVES, HARLES WINSLOW, BOBBY SPRUELL, BILL DAvIs, DON LEE, RONALD TERRY, JACK ROGERS lrt Raw: BILLIE STARKEY, MARTHA DRIESELL, JANE SMITH, ALICE OREM, DIANE CHARNOCK, ANN GRUBBS, BETTY PACE, JANET KING, VIRGINIA GREELEY, DOLORES KREIDLER, ANNE SOWERS 2nd Row: CAROL OWENS, MARJORIE BROWN, FRANCES WILSON, MARY ANN WHITSON, BETTY BONER, BETTY SYDENSTRICKER, MARGARET MANLON'E, CARROLL CHRISTIAN, HDPE STOCKTON, JANET SHEPARDSON, BONNIE FLIRLEIGI-I, HILDA BRAXTON Jn! Row: GAIL DIxON, BARBARA RHOADES, FORREST WHITSON, DAVID WHITE, LARRY EDYE, MICHAEL NIEGRO, TOM MCISAAC, JIMMY ATKINSON, JOHN REES, BARBARA WASHBLIRN, NEvA VVINSTON, NANCY WINEMAN -4111 Raw: JAMES KAISER, GILBERT STONE, JOHN TUGKER, AMES HOGG, JIMMY SINGLETARY, CARL GIESE, ARvIS BENNETT, TONY BARGAMIN, RICIIARD BONER, MONTAGUE JONES, WILLIAM SHIFT , GUY SADLER REI fifxgx Q. ,I , N I' NR X' QI 7,vt Row: BARBARA FLEIR, CLAUDENE COOPER, SUSAN EPLEY, SUE SPESSARD, RAE SHAWN, MARY GARA, JANE SHRIVER, LINDA MUNDEN, GENEVA POLY, SUZANNE ACKISS 2nd Raw: BARBARA TOLER, SHIRLEY BRYANT, MILDRI-:D GAYLORD, DORIS GIBSON, GERALDINE GRIFFIN, TRIANNPI LAMPKIN, MINA YAFFEY, BARBARA WATERS, DORIS COOKE, JOAN TUCKER 3rd Row: ROBERT ELDREDGE, EARL CADDELL, JIMMY GREGORY, HARVEY BURDEN, CHARLES ROTER'f, Rufus GORDON, DIGRIE JENNINGS, VANCE SRURGEON, CARTER Lucx, BOBBY YATES, RUBEN ASKEW, GARLAND RUSSELL, TOMMY PIERCE 4IIl Row: NORMAN SHAPIRO, SKKPPY HAMBY, IMMIE KNDTS, WALTER KELLER, ROBERT OIJNG, ROBERT LEWIS, VINCENT ENNIS, JIMMY DANIEL, BILLY KING, BUDDY SELLEW, HOWVARD HARDY, RALPH MORRISON 7:1 Row: ETHEL MERRITT, SARA ETHERIDGE, BETTY Lou PERRY, FRANCES PHELPS, BETTY FISHER, PATRICIA LEOAN, ELIZABETH JOHNSON, MAE EVERETT, HELEN SELLEW, PAT STEWART, BARBARA TUCKER 2nd Row: NANCY GATLINO, MARYLYN MERRELL, OAN PIEDHONT, PATRICIA PATTERSON, BARBARA Evls, JANET PACE, PHYLLIS KERR, JOAN METZGER, CHARLOTTE COE, SHIRLEY SMITH, FRANCES SMITH, MILDRED BROWN 3rd Raw: JAMES STRAUB, ROBERT DEES, EDWARD PARKER, EDWARD CONNINOHAM, PI-ZRCY PATTER- SON, BOBBY HASTINGS, CIIARLES BAER, MAT DAVIS, YVILLIAM ANDREWS, BOBBY CROMWELL, FRED CHERRY, CLAUD AVERY, HELEN JOHNSON, MARY ELLSEY 4th Raw: CHARLES DEAN, RICHARD DAUGEIERTY, DUDLEY MATTHEWS, JOHN EBBERMAN, GEORGE MYERS, SIDNEY KING, JOHN LESNER, STANLEY WYATT, ROBERT KLEIN, BOBBY CAMPBELL, JACK SOHWANER 7:1 Raw: ADENA SCHAFFER, IRENE DRAMER, JOAN TWICHELL, MARYJO CAPRIO,JoY DRISSEL, NANCY OWEN, GLORIA EUBANR, JOAN GAETANI, SALLY GRESHAM, ALMA CHRISTIANSEN, JANE BERRYMAN, MARIAN HAZEL ' 2nd Raw: OYCE ANDERSON EDNA FISCHER, O ANN ' . MARSIIALL, EVELYN BEBLER, SANDRA ALTON, CPIARLEEN BRYANT, PEGGY MCROBERTS, JOAN WEAVER, TEMPLE CAI-Ps, DORIS MONTORAIN, PIIYLLIS KOERNER DIANE GROSSO PEGGY LEAEE , , 3rd Raw: MELVIN MCGINNIS, JAMES BARBER, JIMMY EAREIIART, GARY HAWDRTII, GUY HARRISON, GERALD HOWARD, HOWARD MUNN, ELLIOTT MILLER, JACK HARDY, BILL FLINT 4th Raw: JOHNNY PARIS, HERBERT , ARVIS, MASON NOTTINGHAM, GREGORY BLACK, ALTER FORBES, BILLY HARDEN, PEIRCE FERRITER, KENNETH LEYVIS, FRITZ FIRING Most Outstanding U nderclassmen, 1621 SOPHOMORES U BETTY LOU Bxccs TOM MOISAAC .Q-W ,,,.. EJ, , A JUNIORS I STANLEY WARD DORIS ZUIDEMA f63f x9 q,...,4 I JQTX Qi f E PVlzen does ff gf For the bzg show Wlzo Are Engagzhg In Vdfl,6C1 flctivities tudent Government GEORGE HAYcox STANLEY WARD MARGARET MATTliEWS ANNE SMITH OFFICERS President ...... ..... .,,.,.,, ......., ,.,.... ....... G E 0 R G E HAYCOX Vice-President ..... , ................. STANLEY WARD Secrelagf ......... ....... M ARGARET MATTHEWS .Treasurer ...,. ,,......... .... ...........,.... A N N E SMITH Adviser ...... ...... M ISS MARY I-JEE TILLETTE tudent Senate I661 Standing 7:1 Raw: 2nd Raw: 3rd Raw: GEORGE HAYCOX ANNE SMITH, BEN TENCII, JOIIN BROWN, LAWRENCE MATTHENVS DUNALD BEAMAN, MARGARET MA'l'TElEWS, TOM MCIISAAC, STANIJQY VVARD, BILLY GRAX' BETTY Lou Bxccs, BRUCE LESLIE, GEORGE TIIOMAS I 1 I 5 fi - Hou e of Representatives l Standing 7:1 Raw: End Row: 3rd Row. 4111 Raw. 501 Row: STANLEY WARD PEGGY DUNN, BE'r'rY BRINIQLEY, BAREAIIA EDVVARDS, BE'I rY IVIILVLER, NANCY BEAMAN, HAIIRY HI:oII1', TONY MARCIIIDNE, ANNETTE YA:-'FEY LEE Dour:IIIm'rY, BHRTIE 'TI1okN'I'oN, -IOIINNY PARIS, EVAN HINES, ANN Gnuuns, RUPIIELIA SIMPSON, ALAN OwENs, KILEY Houons GEORGE Mocx, KENNY HAYIES, Mll,liS NClWlTZKY, RowI.ANIJ SWAIITZ, CHARLOTTE Con, LILLIAN PERKINS, ELIZABETH MORGAN, BILI.Y GRAY, JACK JoIINsoN BILLY KING, MlCllfXEL Nnsczno, BILLY I-IAIIIJILN, MAxINE HDFI'lEIMIER, l-IIcI.EN JoIINsoN, JEAN Bunnoucms, JANE Srunas, MEG WIIITE XVILLARIJ DELAIQA, ANN Burr, HIavIzv.LY BARR, MARILYN 'rHUMAS, MARI-c UPIIIKE, Bomax' PIERCE, NANCY PAGE, STEVE LYON Student Government activity this year started before school actually began. Representatives of the organization came to school with the new students to greet them, make them feel at home, and to acquaint them with the Granby spirit. From that time on the officers and representatives have kept busy promoting student activities and the welfare of our school. After a very successful and enjoyable dance, funds were available for enclosing a student activity bulletin board. As another service our organization has assumed complete responsibility for the sale of student bus tickets. A continuous effort of this group has been to encourage good citizenship in the use of school property. V This year the organization has allied itself with the National Association of Student Councils and expects to profit from being a part of a national school community. 1671 3 I Granb 1949 i681 1 W- wig GEORGE MILLS, RIDGELY DUVALL, I-IARDING OWEN, SHIRLEY LIGHT RIDGELY DUVALL Co-Edilor SHIRLEY LIGHT Co-Editor GEORGE MILLS Business Manager HARDING OWEN Advertising Manager taff of Granb 1949 JG , I ..:. L,,,.,,. J ,nf In Row: HELEN ROMULUS, GEORGE MILIIS, HARDING OXVEN, MARGARET ATKINSON, RIDGELY DIJVALL, SIIIRLILY LIGIIT, JANE BARNER, DOLLIE TARRANT, JOYCE WILSON, NADINE GIBSON Znd Row: ANNE SMITI-I,JIINE PICKRAL, ELIZABETH EICIIELEERGER, BARBARA BRINN, BARBARA PEAGOCK, JOAN WILEY, BEVERLY NORTIICOTT, BETTY BRINKLEY, NANCY ANDERSON, SARA IRONMONGER, DOROTHY POWERS, MARGARET MA'Fl'HEYVS, GEORGE HAYCOX Jn! Row: JIMMY GATLEY, KENNETI-I HAI.L, JEAN SANDERLIN, DORIS ZUIDEMA, JOI-IN BROWN, DONALD BEAMAN, DAVID GIIRNEY, MISS KIRK- woon, KILDY HODGES, BILLY GRAY Co-Editors .............,,,. ........ R IIJGELY DUVALI.. AND SHIRLEY LIGHT Bu.vz'ne.v.v Manager .......... .............,.,.,I.,,,.,..,....,....,.,..... G EORGE MILLS Advertising Manager .... ........ ...... ...,.,..,..,.,. H A R DING OWEN Axsistant Aduertixing Alanager ....,. . ....., MARGARET MATTHEWS Feature Editor ..........................,,. ...... M ARGARET ATKHVSON EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF ART STAFF NANCY ANDERSON BARBARA BRINN JOAN WILEY SARA IRONMONGER BEVERLY NORTHCOTT BARBARA PEACOCK JUNE PICKRAL DOROTHY POWERS HELEN ROMULUS ANNE SMITH JANE BARNER DONALD BEAMAN BETTY BRINKLEY JOHN BROWN ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER DAVID GURNEY KILBY HODGES JUNIOR STAFF JAMES GATLEY JEAN SANDERLIN KENNETH HALL ROPHELIA SIMPSON DORIS ZUIDEMA SPORTS EDITOR BILLY GRAY PHOTOGRAPHER GEORGE HAYCOX TYPISTS DOLLIE TARRANT NADINE GIBSON JOYCE WILSON ADVISERS MISS LOIS KIRKWOOD Mrss MARY KNIGHT wi The pectator taff W , A A - -I H-7-1 ' RE 'I I R., I ffz I- I . J-a I - QA 3. Q Y , , I, , A , - 551' A' I 'IIT' V . . I M , V ' .- 4 f . K. ' - . - , . ..L.,,.,,, - I ' L . . , I, I. ' v P J i ':5Q':' I f , Lvl Row: 21111 Raw: Jrd Row: H01 PATRICIA PATTERSON, KAY EDSALI., ELIZABETH MORGAN, FRANCES HAVliNS, MARIAN GATLEY,JEAN HECPIT, JEAN HOGG, BARBARA LUIIRING, NANCY Lu GATLING, JANE DAL1,AS, CARULYN CANDLES, LEE DDUG!'lER1'Y MARGARET GRAY, DOROTIIX' MIl,TliER, PAT LASSETER, NORLIA OWENS, CAROL OWENS, CAROL GROSS, MARGARET MUNEORD, CII-lARLO'l'l'E COE, BARBARA HOLLAND, MARY PSLBERTSON, HOPE STOCKTON, SHIRLEY MILES, SALLY GRESIIAM, WINIFRED DAWLEY GERALDINE GRIFFIN, NI.-XRY BALDWIN, JEAN Mock, DAVID GURNEY, ALAN HALLAM, HERMAN BELL, RENE HENRY, JOE PERKINS, GEORGE I-IAYcOx, VVAYNE WOOnI.IEE,JIM STRAUB, KENNIETII GIIIEERT, Som-III-1 URSO, EnITII POLLOCR EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chiqf ....... ,.,,...,.....,......,,,.....,..,..,.....,.., ............ J E AN I'IECHT Managing Editor ..,. . ....,... MARIAN GATLEY Feature Editor ,,,Y,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,YY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,., PHILIP WHITE Copy Editor ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,.,...,,,.,,...,,.,.,.,.,,,.I.............,..,,........... J EAN MOCK Yjyzim ,..,.,, ,.,.,, M ARGARET MUNEORD AND JEANETTE SHOEMAKER REPORTERS I'IERMAN BELL, DAVID GURNEY, ALAN HALLAM, RENE HENRY, GEORGE HYLTON, JOHN MCISAAC, EDDIE MORRISON, WAYNE WOODLIEF, MARY ALBERTSON, ANNE ALFRIEND, MARY BALDWIN, CHARLOTTE COE, JANE DALLAS, WINIFRED DAWLEY, KAY EDSALL, NANCY LU GATLING, SALLY GRESHAM, CAROL GROSS, MAEVE KIPP, PAT LASSETER, SHIRLEY MILES, BETTY MILLER, PHYLLIS MORRIS, CAROL OVVENS, NORMA OWENS, PAT PATTERSON, EDITH POLLOCK, HOPE STOCKTON BUSINESS STAFF ELIZABETH MORGAN, SOPHIE URSO, MARGARET GRAY, VIRGINIA ZIMMERMAN, BARBARA LUHRING, FRANCES HAVENS, JOE PERKINS, KENNETH GIMBERT, JEAN HOGG, JIM STRAUB ADVISERS MISS HELEN WALKER, MISS ANNA RYDINGSVARD, MISS MARGARET THOMPSON uill and croll Smled: MONA Luo, JANE RARNER, MARIAH GA'rLlaY, JEAN HECIIT Standing: SARA lkonmoucnzu, AN:-ua1-'rua Y.ufrm', Sumuzv Lmur, Mauve Kipp, RIBGELY Duvfxu., Wnurken DASVLEY, Doms ZUXDEMA, IHLII' HIT , A I a. P W F, H umm Owrw .Hu-mljram picture: Emma Mmzlusow, B.utu.um PHACOIIK, KAY EDSALL, HERMAN BELL, JEAN Mocic OFFICERS Presideni .,,,..... ......,.,,.......,....... ...... M A RIAN GATLEY Vice-Pres1'de11I ....,.. .......,.,..,. ANE BARNER Secrelmy .,,,.,.,, ....,.... W INIFRED DAWLEY Trmmrer ......., ,..,,,A.........,.,...,... H ARDING OWEN .Syzom-or ....,. ...... M Iss MARY CORNELIA STAHR This year the Granby Quill and Scroll Society, a member of the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, is active along different paths of journalistic endeavor. Membership is limited to such students of the SPECTATOR and the GRANBY annual staffs as are in the upper third of their class at the time of their election and have done outstanding work. The society is active in raising standards in the Held of writing and strives ever to uphold and cherish the highest ideals of journalism. The members of this organization train themselves to appreciate the beauty in the everyday things of life and to apply this appreciation to their work. I 711 ames Literar ociet Slam1'ing: Boa LANIER, HERBIAN BELL 1.1-1 Rnzu: BEVERLY NORTllCO1'T, BETTY BRlNxtLEx', BARBARA Pmcocu, JEAN Hrtcur, ANNETFE YAFFEY, Nmuv R,-wrr, Snmuzv lNrfCGlNNlS, PuYL1.is EASLER, ROPHELI.-x SIMPSON, l:11.izAsE'ri-1 EICIIELBERGER, BETTY Am-ERSON 2nd Raw: NANCY Lu GA'rL1NG, EVELYN Nicnots, NANCY BEHREND, NANr:v WINN, Ricimnn DAur,:nER'rY, Rurus GoRnoN, Emma MORRISON M . y ARY BALDWIN, CARUL Gnoss, lVfAEVlz KlPl', MINA YAFFEYBIANIZ Snmvun, MAXINE Hoxfummarz, MBNA Liao, TRIANNE LAMPKIN 3rd Row: I-lfmvm' BURDEN, HARDING OXVIEN, DONAl.D BEAAIAN, Pmur- XVHITE, MASON NOTTINGllAB!, ANNE SMITH, PERRY Etus OFFICERS President .......... .......,.............. .,,.,... H E RMAN BELL Vice-Preridenl ..... ..... E onus MORRISON Secrelmy .,.,.... ,....... A NNE SMITH Treasurer ....., .,..,................ M ONA LEo Sponsor ....... .,....,. M Iss SIBYL H. PAGE VVebster says that to debate is to maintain a proposition by argumentf' What a perfect pastime for those individuals who love to talk and argue! At last hot airw may be usefull Besides this outlet for a human peculiarity, the Games Literary Society offers contests in public speaking, poetry reading, prose reading, and original composition. With such vitality in a group, one can imagine the fun that members have at parties during the year and at an annual picnic, usually a pilgrimage to a local beach. 1721 tudent Pan American League 7:1 Row: Bli1'l'Y Al'PERSIDN, -IIEANNETTIE TIl.l.liTT, Lois Romams, JANET CONNELLEX', BEVERLY Nonnrcorr, FRANCES HAVENS, SHIRLEY Lxcnr, jnmv GATLEY, ALICIA DAYIIUFIT, NANCY BE!-IREND, ROPIIELIA SIMPSON, MARLENE ADDISON, ANNIEA LE TELLIER 2nd Raw: h4ARGARE'l' GRAY, ELIZABETH MORGAN, .ADRIENNE DUSSAULT, CARY XVILLIAMS, JANE BARNER, Do'r WADE, MiNNYE HALL, l'nYi.i.is EASLER, HELEN ROMLlLllS,tIllNE PlCKRAL,JEAN HEC:-ir, JUNE SPENCE, MARIAN HAZEI., MARGARET Hone 3rd Row: DOLORES KREIDLER, LVINIFRED DAYVLEY, HARDING 0YN'EN, PAT PATTERSON, VINCENT ENNls, Bon GRocAN, GEURGE NULLS, Enom LIORRISON, DAVlD CHIRNEY, MARxAN GATLEY, DOROTHY GRIFFITH, CixARLo1'rE KING OFFICERS Prcmlenl ..,,.,,... .......,.., S HIRLEY L1G1-:T Vzre-Pre.rz'den! .,E,,, ,.,,....... F RANGES HAvENs Secretary .,...... ,.,... B EVERLY NORTHCOTT Treasurer .....,A. ,.............,...........,. J AMES GATLEY .Sllzonsor ..,...... ....,... M Iss FRANCES NoRswoRTl-Iv Interesantisimos,' is the word to describe the activities and programs of the Student Pan American League during the year 1948-49. There have been skits, quiz programs, cross word puzzles and songs, to say nothing of trips to Latin Amer- ica via the movies or conducted by visitors to Granby, Breaking the gaily decorated pinatas and the singing of carols have become traditional in room 105, where Christmas is celebrated in true Mexican style. In April the Pan American spirit reached its culmination in the banquet to which came students from neighboring schools, officials of the school system, and Latin American Consuls and their wives. Nor will we forget the lovely melody of Adios Mariquita Lindau in the all Spanish movie with Tito Guizar playing the title role. These are just a few of the many activities carried on by the Student Pan American League of Granby, which is a member of the international league of Spanish speak- ing students in the Americas. 1731 Le Cerele Franeai -Les Cadet Franeai lst Raw: 2nd Rath: 3m' Row. dlh Row: f .74 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS EI.IzARETI-I EICHELBERGILR, MARGARliT MATI'l'lEWS, DOROTIIY Pnwmzs, MAEVE KlI'I', ANNIETTIE YAIfIfEY, NIARIAN GATl.EY, BETTY BRINKLEY, PIERMAN BELL, BARBARA PEACOCK, KAY EIJSALI., ANNE SMITH, HARYEY BIIRDEN NANCY WINN, BEVERLY WVARREN, MONA LEo, MARY BALDNVIN, SIIIRLEY McGINNIs, XIOLA BURKWALL, PAT TURNER, JACKIE GALE, RAY!! Gotgwxw, MARTIIA FREEMAN, SARA IRONIIIQNGER, VIRGINIA BALDWIN, SOPIIIE URso, JOAN VVILEY, JACKIE VIIITEIIURST, HARLES OHENSTEIN LES- CADETS FRANCAIS META Fooks, SUZANNE HARRIS, JUDY CARTER, NANCY Lu GATl.lNG, MARX' SARA, GAY RICE, BETTY CALLAWAY, JUAN KuTzER, BETTY Lou PERRY, JovcE MILES, CATHERINE CRAIN Ji-AMES KAISILR, JAMES PAGE, JOYCE ALLEN, NONA LANU, GLORIA SMITH, NEvA WVINSTON, JOAN PIEDMQNT, EnI'r1I ALRERGOTTI, ANCY BEAMAN, EVELYN NICIXOLS, BARBARA Dix, DLIDLEY MAT'I'IIEws, Bon EDSALL ' OFFICERS Le Cercle Francais Les Cadets Francais JANE BARNER .............. ......,. P mvzfdfnt ........ ........,....,,,..,.. G AY RICE MARIAN GATLEY .... . .....,. Vz'ce-Preridenl ,......,. . .......,,... MARY G.ARA BETTY BRINKLEY ...... ,.... . ..Secretag1 ..,........... NANCY LU GATLING HERAIAN BELL ,..,. ..... . .... Treaszmvr. .,.,, ......, B ETTY CALLAWAY Sponsor Mlss SARA LEE HUTCIIINGS Le Cercle Francais, Granby's French-language organization, has incorporated itself with almost every phase of school life. The French Club Tea at Christmastime and the annual presentation of a distinguished actor or actress to raise funds for the maintenance of a school in France are but highlights of the club's activities. At the bi-weekly meetings programs are arranged, ranging from collaborations with the art department in lectures on French art to skits in French by members of the club. Regular correspondences are maintained with students of English in France. Les Cadets, a newly-formed branch of the club, consists of first-year French students who will graduate into Le Cercle during their second and third years. They are included within the picture. All meetings and business are conducted exclusively in French and the goal of the organization is to increase student proficiency in the language. I International Relation A Club n r ' , , , V, 14' V L 1' I ff-14'f?f! 4f ' U LA 'ICJ Ll-4f0'e' ,fC-'she' ,'qf'.,LL3:t-gt Q15 ,amd lr! Raw: CAROL SAMIISON, DOT XVADE, BIZTTY XVILLS, BI2vIf:RI,x' NoIz'rIIc:o'r'I', IQUHERT LANIER, Emma lxInRRIsoN, MCXNA Luo, ANNIaTrIi YAFIPHY. R1Qll'IlIil.I.'X SIMPSON, IVIINNYE HALL, MARTIIA l lIl,I. nd Rnw: ANN PORTER, ,NNNA MAY XVIIEELER, MARJORIH SIMON, MARILYN POVVIELI., LIANIQ DALI.AS, TRIANNE LAMPKIN, IVIAIZVE KIPP, DCJIQIS ZUIDEM.-K, FRANCES HAVISNS, PIIYLLIS EASLER, NANCY Lu CIATLING- ani Raw: CIIARI.u1'rIa KING, HELEN RUMULUS, JUNE PICKRAL, .JOAN PATTERSON, BETTY BRYAN, JUDY lx1ATIiIiXN'S, NICKY RAITT, BIavIaRI.Y XVARRIEN, NAIIINIQ GIBSKJN, DOI.l.IE TARRfKNT, Homin LYNN PILTIQRS, PAT I,AssI3TIzR, PERRY ELLIS -'lllz Row: SHIRLEY IQICIIARDSON, KAY EDSALL, RICIIIXRIP IDAUGHIKRTY, l'lIiRMAN BILLI., PIIILIT- XVIIITE, DONALD KELLER, ROBERT 'I'AYLOR, BILLY PARSONS, HAIZDING OWEN, FRANK TARRANT OFFICERS Preyidmzl ,,,,,,.,,I ,..,.,,,..I.,......,... .,,,.,. R O BERT LANIER V z'c1'-Pmfidcill .,.l. ..........,....,...,. M ONA LEO .Sm-emry.. ...... I ..,,, BEVERLY NORTHCOTT Trm.rurer ,,,,,, I....,,,,I......., E DDIE MORRISON Sponsor .,....I .I.... M Iss MARY D. JOHNSON Because it is necessary that understanding be promoted between the United States and the other countries of the world, the International Relations Club of Granby tries to prepare the younger generation to meet its obligation. The club's programs are designed especially to show the members how the people of other countries live and what they think of important world affairs. By means of broadcasts of world affairs and important happenings the International Relations Club is endeavoring to further world understanding among all Granby students. Through programs over the radio and with civic organizations the club helps create public interest in world affairs. By sending CARE packages and clothes to people abroad, who are in need, the club helps create a better feeling among people of foreign countries toward the United States. I 7511 V T30 P11 ' 'QL' , 1 r J 'eff' uf, 1 Q . n 'u 1 I 4. 1 '1 lf 1.1 I lb if .44 ath Club Standing: HARDING OWEN, Ronmrr LAN1nR, HARVEY BA1'I.IaMAN Isl Row: DONALD BEAMAN, FRANCES HAVENS, CIIARLES HOIIENSTEIN, BEVERLY NORTIICIKITT, MRs. ADAMS 2nd Raw: GEORGE BILLY LULLS, NIAURICE PRITCIIARD, xlorm McIsAAc, BILLY GRAY, ALAN Owens Jn! Row: EDDIE MoRRIsoN, BARBARA PISACOCK, RAYh!0ND INIARTIN OFFICERS Prendent ........... .........,............. ....,,. I -I ARDING OWEN Vice-President ..........., ,....,.. S HIRLEY LIGHT Secrelagl- Treasurer .,..... ,,,,,..... C HARLES MILLER Sponsor ..,.........,..... ...... M RS. VAUGHN ADAMS Surely you can multiply 3 by 4-but+on a slide rule? A Certain group around Granby has been learning how to use this handy gadget and many other things pertaining to the higher mathematics. This group, the newly organized Mathematics Club, consists of those students with an average of 90 or more who are taking advanced mathematics. These students have an opportunity to study additional topics and problems more difficult than those ordinarily assigned to classes, In the future the club hopes to formulate some plan for assisting students who are weak in mathematics. H61 Science Club Gsonciz WiLx.mns, Cxmxcws MILLER, HARVEY BATLEMAN, Rufus GORDON, Ronmu' LANIER, RAYMOND M.ARTlN, MALCOLM HARLAND, Emma Moruusow, Bos Ur-uma, ALAN HALLALQ, PHILIP Wsirrn, HERMAN BELL, PM-mom Lkssrrrm, Mona Ltzo, ANNa'r'rl: Yarmcx' OFFICERS Pravident ......,.,, ......................... ........ H E RMAN BELL Vim-Prerz'a'ent ,,.... .,.......,. R OBERT LANIER Secrelagf .....,,..,. ,.,....,....... C HARLES MILLER Sponsor ...... ....... M R. AUDRA BOZARTH Atoms, Stars, and Graptolites,' are typical topics at the weekly Science Club meetings. The programs consist of movies and lectures by members on their scientific projects. Four papers on these projects are now entered in the National Science Talent Search. Debates on scientific theories are held to better inform the club members and to acquaint them with scientific discussion. Ranking high on the list of educational activities are tours of scientific institutions which this year included the laboratories and autopsy department of the De Paul Hospital. A weather station at Granby is the club's present project. Club members have presented to the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences a geological exhibit of trilobites, brachiopods, and other fossilized shell fish which they excavated from the mountains near Roanoke. The club is affiliated with the Virginia junior Academy of Science and Science Clubs of America. I 771 Key Club 1:1 Raw: Em:-us MOIIRISON, HARVEY BATLRMAN, IQAYMOND MARTIN, JACK JOHNSON, Blu. Hiuzvsu, Bu,r.v GRAY, S'rANx.m' VVARD, ROBERT L,xNuzR, Pmur WHITE 2nd Row: Rlzv. WAr.1'ER MACGOWAN, DEANE W1L1.1AMs, PIIQRMAN Blau., DoNA1,iJ BEAMAN, Kxmav I-Ioncizs, Rl:1V.JOHN l1'm1.n, JOHN YKJUNG, MR. VVALTER YVILKINS, GEORGE lV1Il.LS, Gnoncm Hnycox, DAVE Wxuscumc, JACK S'rnw,xn'r, ALAN HAL1..aM, HARVEX' BURDEN President ...,...... ........................,........ I DONALD BEAMAN Vice-President ,,.., ,...,,.. K ILBY HODGES, ROBERT LANIER Secretary ,..,,.... ....,,....A,........,.,.........,.,.. H ERMAN BELL Treasurer ,,.....A,,. ..... D EANE WILLIAMS, I'IARDING OWEN Sergeanl-at-Arms ...... .................................... OHN YOUNG Sponsor ...........G.... ...... N ORFQLK KIWANIS CLUB Proficiency both in school work and extra curricula activities is a requisite for members of the Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis of Norfolk. At weekly luncheon meetings guest speakers discuss their individual occupations through which the city is served. Keenly concerned with developing better citizens of their members, the club has as its challenging motto: We Build . H81 Hi-Y, Geor e yQilJjagnifsQsChapter - ,-. . MPA ,Lux ' T.. 5 7:1 Raw: JOI-IN KING, ALFRED CRAMER, JIMMY BROWN, TINKY MERRELL, JACK TAVOIQMINA, LARRY DOUGHI-:MY 2nd Row: DAN WALLACE, BILLY I'IxRsONs, ALAN ONVENS, JACK GIIIBERT, GEORGE VVIIITE, DONALD BEAMAN, GISDIKGE HAvcox 3rd Raw: DAVID BERRY, STANLEY NVARIJ, DAVE WIRSGIIING, EDGAR LEE BROWN, NVARREN ZIaInEns,JoI-IN WOOL, BILLY PAGE, KILBY Honcuss 4th Row: BILL HARPER, Cifkkl. AVERY, DIVSTX' RHODES, Jfxcx -IDIINSON, LEE BLAIR, SONNY XVELLS OFFICERS Pmfizlenl ......... .......,.,....,,...,.....,...... T INKY MERRELL Vice-Pre.vz'denl ....... ..... J IMMY BROWN, GEORGE HAvcox Secretagf ......... I.,,.,. J OHNNY MAPP, JACK TAVORMINA Treasurer ..... ..,.,......... A L CRAMER, DAVID BERRY Clmplain .,............. ......................... P ERRY ELLIS Sergeant-at-Arlm ..... .....,.. L ARRY DOUGHERTY In an effort to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character, the Hi-Y promotes such projects as rebuild- ing European buildings and giving baskets of food to the poor at Christmas. By sponsoring the first dance of the yearin honor of the Granby-Cradock foot- ball game, the members enjoyed a social event which at the same time provided funds to accomplish the charitable purposes of the club. V191 g I Junlor Y Teens , , , 7:1 Raw: BETTY RAE OwEN, LEE DUUGIIERTY, DoT NowI.AN, MARY BETI-I WILLIAMS, NANCY KENNINGTON, BEVERLY BARR, PAT MORFORD, DULORES CANNoI.Es, NANCY GIFFORIQ, DOROTI-IY FOREHANIJ, PEGGY DUNN 2nd Raw: MARY l'ARTRIuGE,JoYcE BLAGRWELI., ANNE SQUIRES, JEAN HAhllLTON, MARGARET WI-IITE,JEAN BURROUGI-IS, MIMI KING, SHIRLEY DUNBAR, -IOAN ELLIS, JGYGE ANN JOYNIER, HELEN WARE, JUNE WRIGHT, SHIRLEY DE SEAMus, BARBARA DOUGLAS 3rd Raw: FLORENCE YouNc, MILIJRED PARTRIDGE, NANCX' PAGE, DIANE MCCLENNEY, NANCY KI:-R, NANCY EQuILs, BI-2'l'l'Y JANE OVX'ENS, MARGARET KIIJD, ELLEN ROIJE, ANN GILLETTE, CAMERON SANDERLIN, CATHERINE CRAIN, MARIAN REDD 4th Raw: PATRICIA JoIINsoN, CARQLYN BUGIVIANAN, VERNA DozIER, MARILYN DI-:IoTTE, BETTY FINCII, RUTII FINGII, BARBARA WGMELE, AMEER BRATTEN, JUNE CARTER, BARBARA HOLLAND, SYLVIA LEITII, PATSY HUTTON, CANDIE JONES 5th Raw: JANE STUBBS, ALINE PowERs, ANNE CAPPS, JAN HGDGES, FAYE WIIITE, BARBARA SAVAGE, SYLVIA CLEWELL, LOUISA INIILLER, ANNE TI-IoMAs, LAURA WILLIAMSON, Jo ANN SUMMS, BARBARA EDWARDS, NANCY STEGER, MARIE BOGART 6th Row: BARBARA OWEN, BETTY DEVEY, ANNE BRYANT, DORGTIIY MILTEER OFFICERS President ............ .....,. P AT MORFORD, BETTY JANE OWENS Vice-President ,..... .....................,................. B EVERLY BARR Secretary ,..,,.... ........ N ANGY KENNINGTON Treasurer ...,,, ,,.,.., M ARY BETH WILLIAMS Sponsor ,,.,,, ...,... M ISS LOUISE SITTERSON Who had the fun of singing to the polio patients and Hlling their Christmas stock- ings? Why, the Junior Y Teens, an energetic group of Granby's Junior High girls. This club, a junior organization of the Young Wornen's Christian Association, is an international organization for fellowship, friendship, and fun. Its purpose is to form a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in their lives those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. ISU! Sentpf Y ,Tasse . , , M,Zy V ,,,jT'f,..,f1 4i:!y ..651-PJ! L KAIQIKX V-ff -if. ls! Row: 2nd Huw: 3rd Row, 41h Row: GLORIfX SHRNA, WANDA Ivioxuamzocx, JOAN PA'rrlsRsoN, MARl,ENE ADDISON, -IANlCE BEALE, LIHANNE1-1'xe Tu.t.,E'r-r, BAnnAuA Bv.1NN, MINNYE HfXLl., ROl'IlELlA SIMPSON, HELEN Giuumce, Bwrrx' APIYERSON, SIUAN GERLOFF, ELlz.A1m'rn ExCuEt.BERGr:R, IJOROTHY WADE, Bmrrv Suzncla, Bnrrv Wins, PATTY Fnosr Miss IVTARTIN, Miss ALLEN, Pxrsv CEUMMINGS. NANCY Lu GA'rLiNc, IVIARGIE SIMON, Pizccv Doznzu, ANNABEl.lAE l'lARRl:1Ll.,.IOYCE Dnss1aLLe, DULI,lli TAiw.AN'r, I-lumen LYNN PETERS, NANCY LEA, PIIYLLXS EASLER, SALLY GRESIIALI, FRANCES BAGBY, SHIRLEY PIIILLIPS, PAT BAxsu, Lu.l.1AN Pxsrucms, Miss Bousn Miss Avi-aus, Evlam-N clRAVVl ORD, BETTY BURNETTE, BEVERLY BUCHANAN, PATSY MARSIIALL, CF.-KRROLL Cmus'rlAN, ANN james, MARY ANN YVIHTSON, BILLHQ STARNEY, JANET SuHvAnosoN, CARY WlLLlAMs, junv MA'FHEWVS, CIlA!Ql.l7T1'li Cos, .ANN Gnuans, BARBARA K1z1.x.1aNsxaRcmR,JEAN IQAGAN, Mxmkxn BoNNxav BE'r'rY BLACXYVILLI., Doxus CA11'rxm, Mlupkxcn BRAMBLE, MARY LUCAS, MARY OWEN, KAY EDSALL, NHVA VVINSTON, SANDRA XVALTON, BETTY CTURLING, FRANCES Wn.soN, SHIRLEY STEPIIENSON, FRANCES Smrm, .IAN11 Sumvxzn OFFICERS Preyhlenl A,,,,,,, ,..,. MINNYE HALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Vine-Pre.ridenr ,,,,,, L..L,L ..,,..L..,.... B A RBARA BRINN Program ,A,,,, ROPlIEI.IA SIMPSON , Secrenuy ,.,,....... . ...... .............,, H ELEN GIGUERE Affembership ,,.. DORO1 I'IY WADE Treurzmvr, .,,L. ....... E LIZABETI-I EICHELBERGER, Social ..,....,..,....... J OAN GERLOFF jovcm DESSELI.E Sponxors Miss ALTA Avizus, Miss EtL1z1tN Bousn, Miss DOROTHY MARTIN, Mrss V1RcIN1A ALLEN Anybody find my sheets?,' Yep, there they are, hanging in that treef, These are typical of the hilarious questions and answers that occurred during the week- end spent at Camp Owaissa with the Maury Y Teens. Many of the members will also remember the grand trip to New York and the visit to the United Nations at Lake Success. The regular Y Teen meetings consist of speakers, discussions, and participation in social and service projects. Several times a year the Granby and Maury Y Teens meet together to join in fellowship and fun. Whether featured on Alice Brewer White's Womenis World broadcast or in a rhythmical skit for the junior Wo1ne11's Fashion Show or as hostesses for a local orphanage, Granby Y Teens have lots of fun in supporting civic organizations. i811 Footli ht Club A l l A 7:1 Row: NANCY SMI'rII, DoRorIIY NOYVI.AN,tIOAN Puncuss, MARY JACK WILLIAMS, ROBERT S'rRAw, GEIJRGE HY!.TC'DN, HELEN PA1-'rm:soN, JUDY HENDRICKS, MARY BI:'rI-I WILLIAMS, BETTY ANN HANCOCK 2nd Row: BARBARA WoMIsLIs, Bxarry ,IANIL OwIaNs, CAROL GROSS, DoRoTIIY FOREI-IANIJ, PEGGY DUNN, AMILLIA KING, CAMERON SANDERLIN, ROBIN XVILGNS, FRANCES McMANNs, BERTIE LEE TI-1onNToN, MARIE BooAR'r, jo ANN Sunnis, BARBARA MIX'VFllEX1'S 3r1lRuw: PATSY MORGAN, JANE LI-I-I-LE, ToIaY NEWMAN, BARBARA PI:1'RosIcY, DOROTHY ANNE WALl,ACE, JEAN Homo, NANCY PAGE, JFLANNETTE AIJSTIN, PAT Moons, NANCY KING, CAROL BLAIR, NANCY DUSSYKULT, BARBARA BANDY, CANDIEQIONILS 411: Row: -IAGKIE MCCI.ANNAN, NANCY GAVAN, CATIIERINI: WILLIAMS, Sun Bucx, NANCY Twwonn, MAIIY Ii.I.I.IaN AR-I-IIuR, Ii'RIaunIIa fsz CIIINCIIIQLLO, MAI.uoI.M HARl,AND, RAY Nonxo, FRANCES Sruxsss, NANCY EQuILs, IDIANNE PARRIIR, FRANCES Hocus OFFICERS Pmrident ,..,....,... ,........,,....,..... ...... R o BERT STRAW Vz'ce-Presizlerzt ....... ..,...........,, I IOAN PURcIIEs Secrelagf ............. ...,.. M ARY JACK WILLIAMS Treasurer ...... ,........... G EORGE HYLTON Librarian ...... ............... H ELEN PATTERSON Sponsor ...... ...... M ISS ELIZABETH DABNEY The Footlights Club, a dramatic organization for junior high school students, is one of Granbyls oldest clubs. Any boy or girl in the junior high school who is in- terested in producing plays is eligible for membership. During the year the club members present at least one assembly program, some- times assist with the production of the Comet Show in the spring, and take part occasionally in a radio program over one of the local stations. At each club meeting some of the members offer a program which they have pre- pared themselves. To support the Junior Red Cross, the March of Dimes, and other school enter- prises members earn additional money for the club by selling programs at football games. I Cue Club 7:1 Row: BARBARA PIEACOCK, IQIDGELY DUVAl.l., JANE BARNER, ANNA MAY WHEELER, -IoAN CQERLOFF, SARA IRQNMQNGER, LOIS ROBBINS, PEGGY FITCIIETT, ELEANOR SumIERs 2nd Row: MAlllI.X'N PnwEI,I., ANN PQRTER, BARBARA LONG, NONA LAND, JACKIE WVIIITEIIUKST, ELEANOR Woon, BETTY BALDWIN, BE'r'rY joNEs, jAc:IcIE GfKK.Ii, -In ANN BRYAN-r, NANCY Lu GfXTI.lNC, PIIYI.LIs EASLER, JANE DALIIAS, BARBARA WIIITEIIIJXIST 3m' Raw: MARY Mc:IN'rYRIa, .ANNE SMITII, EI,IzAEE1'II EIQIIELEERGER, FRANCES AIIEARN, PAT STEVVART, HELEN GIGUERE, MARTIIA FREE- MAN, KITTY HAIJIIAWAY, GRAKIE CARUANA, SIIIRLEY McGINNIs, JUAN WILEY, BARBARA SMITII, YOLA BURRWALL, EVELYN NIIIIIOI s, BARBARA Dix, PEGGY .ANIJERSON 4th Raw: IJERBERT -IARVIS, HE'r'I'Y CILARIE I'IAM1l.TON, MARTHA HILL, PERRY ELLIS, MAEVE KIPP, VIRGINIA MAPl', EDITII AI..IaERoo'r'rI, NANcY BEAMAN, Al.-XNIE SMITII, SUE KERR OFFICERS Pmsizlmzl, ,,.,,..... ..... R IDGELY DUVAL1. Vz'ce-P:'eside1zl ....,.. ................. J ANE BARNER Searelzuy.. ..,..,.. ...... A NNA MAY VV!-IEELER Trm.I'm'w', .,,.. ........ B ARBARA PEACOCK .511mz.mr .,., .....,. M RS. ANNE TREAKLE Do those green eyes haunt you? TCTA? These are slogans of melodramas and other humorous productions presented and directed by the student members of the Cue Club. At the Feet of the Madonna , directed by the sponsor, Mrs. Anne Treakle, has been one of the outstanding programs of the year. Among the things discussed at the meetings are stage technicalities, voice, diction, and make-up. In this way the members acquire a general background in dramatics. 1831 Junior Choru 7:1 Raw: Znfl Row: 3rd Row: lfllz Row: 5th Row: Gill Row: JOYCE JOYNIER, JOYCE JUNGINGER, KATIXRYN BROWN, JUDY HENDRICKS, CAROLYN CANoLI-:s, YVETTE GOI,DFARB, PATSY HLrrToN, NIARION REED, BARBARA EDWARDS, CAROL BLAIR, LEE DouGIIERTY, ALINE Powrxns, BETTY TYRIEE JEAN I'lAMILTON, TQMMY Bowie, PAT MooRE, JACKIE h4CCLANNAN, SYI.v1A SCROGGS, DoRo'rIIY FQREIIAND, FLORENCE YUIING, BARBARA SAuNnERs, CAMERON SANDERLIN, SHIRLEY BLAKE, BETTY ARGO, Jo ANNE SXVAIN, Jo ANN Simms, NANCY STEGER, IVIARIE BOGART, BEVERLY FLANNERY, NANCY ANN HITCI-IINGs, FAYE XVHITE, MORRIS BELL BARBARA WOMELE, BETTY JANE OwENs, MAIRGARET KIDIJ, DIANNE PARKER, SYLVIA LEITH, DoRo1'IIY NOWl.AN,JEAN BuRRouGIIs, MARGARET WHITE, DIANE ALEXIS, DIANE HOLMES, CIIERDN BLACK, MAR1'l-Ili CRARTQN, NANCY REvIs, PEGGY DUNN, SYLVIA BUIE, BARBARA HOLLAND, CONNIE FOREI-IAND, BGEEYE FINLEY, JEANETTE AUSTIN MURRAY SIIAcREI.IfoRn, CARL BAKER, BEVERLEY BARR, LEONARD BENNETT, BETTY RAE OWEN, BARBARA OWEN, PAT MGLENIJQN, NANCY SMITH, JANE LITTLE, LOUISA MlLl.ER, BETTY PowELL, ELLEN RODE, BETTY Lou BRADLEY, HELEN WARE, DOROTIIY MIl.TEER, PATSY MQRGAN, PIIYLLIs BAEER, ELBERTA THORNTON, MARY ANN PowEI.L, DONALD CQRIIIACR, STEIRLING GLINN, ROBIZRT UNDERHILI., MRS. ELEANQR WALDEN JACKIE KENNEIJY,iJLANE PI-III.LIPs, NANCY KIPP, VIRGINIA WILEY, MARY Lou KING, PAT JOHNSON, VIIiG1NlA HIJMPI-lIlEY, VIRGINIA FAHLE, BARBARA ARIIAIII, SYLVIA CLEWELI., NANCY DUssAuI.T, SHIRLEY WINBLIRN, EvEI.YN CECII. MARY VIRGINIA DEIRIEUX, BETTY DEVEY, BGEEY ScAREoRo, STUART BuxEAIIIvI, LEE PowERs, JERRY VENN, JOHN Bmcs, JAMES CRA'FCIl, Bon RUPERT, GERAIID ENDS, JAMES HARRELL, FRANK LANGsToN, VVILLARD DELARA, Bun PIIII.LIRs, JACK SANELER, ROBERT MGALLISTER, ROEERT SIIOEMARER, BARBARA WARE, WAYNE WoonI.IEIf, ANNE BRYANT, NANCY TNVIFORD, BARBARA SAVAGE OFFICERS LIBRARIANS Prerizlerzt .,........ .............,............. A LINE PowERs BOBBYE F INLEY Vice-Prexident ,.... ...,.. J EAN BURROUGHS CONNIE FOREHAND Segrezagf .,,,,,,, ,,,.. ...... P A T MCLENDON DOROTHY MILTEER Treasurer ,...,,, ,,,..,..,..,.,., L EE DOUGHERTY BETTY RAE OWEN Sponror ,-..,., ..... M RS. ELEANOR WALDEN By participating in several annual programsg such as, Christmas Caroling, the State Music Festival, Comet Show and the Granby Evening of Music, the Junior High School Mixed Chorus takes an active part in the life of our school and com- munity. To achieve its outstanding record the students often practice before and after school and during the school recess period. ww Senior Choru 7:1 Row: clAROLYN FQIIDYCE, NIGKY RAITT, NIARY MCINTYRE, IRENE DRALIES, CIIARLE1N BRYANT, Jo ANNE BRYANT, Joy DRIssIaL, KAY CIIINGNELLIJ, iNIARGARE'I'1' KELLER, EVELYN BEELER, MARGARET TAYLOR, EDNA FISCI-IER, JG ANN MARSl1Al.L, JANET PACE, ALIGE BLAKE 2nd Row: ANN SMITII, LURRAINE RIVIIERIQQIOAN PIEDMONT, MARILYNN PooI.E, SANDRA WVALTON, CATIIERINE t'xl.LEN, MARY A1.I.liN, MARY Jo CAI-IRID, MARGARET CooN, PHYLLIS KERR, JANET CIIovAN, PAT LEGAN, RUTII XVADE, JUAN TNVITCIIELL, ANN-IACUBS, CARGL SAMFSON, WANDA MORECOCK, IIEANNE Cox, ELSIE BARCO, AIEANNIE WILLIAms, PAT LAssETER, ADENA SHAEEFER, JOANNE MCLEAN, PEGGY Coon, MRS, WALDEN 3rd Raw: MR. VAN NORTXVICIK, JEAN COVINGTUN, JEAN PIIILLiI-s, JOANN MARLUXVE, LOYGE ANDERSON, PEGGY LEAFE, ANN JOHNSON, SUE FENTREss, ELLEN CARTER, PEGGY HARRELL, BETTY BALDWIN, .JEAN Mock, ETTY HUEY, JACKIE SYRES lllh Row: DAVID GuRNEY,JoIINNY PARIS, GEORGE VVILLIAMS, PAT PATTERSON, KILEY HODGES, EVELYN Russ, NIARY OWEN, SUNNY ROXN'ELl., BLAKE SAWYER, HIERHERT-IARVIS, MAsoN NOTTINGHAII, BLAYNE TIImIAs, BII.LY STARR, RICHARD DAUGIIERTY, CLARINE TxNIcIIAItI OFFICERS LIBRARIANS President .,..,...... .,,...........,,..,.,.,,,.,, K ILBY HODGES CARL AVERY IXZUCG-PT6'IZ'!fE7It ...... ...... G EORGE WILLIAMS MARGARETT KEI,LER Secretaga ............ ....., J EANNE WILLIAMS JOANNE MCLEAN Treasurer ....... .......,...............,..... B ETTY HUEY .51bonror ...... ,..... M R. G. D. VAN NORTWICK Whether it be a snappy Fred Waring arrangement of a recent hit or a Palestrina motet, you will find the Senior Chorus ready and willing to perform. There is never a moment to relax, for there is always a program to be prepared, from the opening of school in September until the June Commencement. In addition to appearing on the special programs at Christmas and Commence- ment, the Comet Show, and many student assemblies, the chorus, or smaller units within it, is busy meeting engagements outside of school. Within the chorus are organized the Senior Vested Choir, the Madrigal Singers, Girls, Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Senior Girls' Sextet. N551 I , ' ! if lv ' L If ' ' 1 yp 1 . I lf 'V 1, ' F' 6 H11 ll? ,jf MY ' pf' ,ff y AN nw! ' - ts +L I Jul. L , if l A. N X L , -Lax Q Lvl Raw: LOUISE Twironn, BETTY HAIRNE, ' INNIE PAGE, ALAN SIIEGEL, DONALD Enola, BRINIQLEV TRAMh1lil,,I., JACKIE Rociaus, IE 'V ii BUCKWALTER, GEDRGE Dmwiuou, HER SAMS, RICIKARID TEASLEY, NELSON VVILLIAMS, DQN BROXVN, DOUGLIXS NoR1'u, Ric. Ann ' '41 .. STERLING, TOMMY GALE, RICIIARD WILLIAMS, .DRGE TIIDMAS, TRAGY Avnocn, DANA BRowN, MARGARET CALIP, MARILY xl J KASERMAN, Jovan Rocx, CLYDE HOl'lENSTElN, Bm QANDERS, RONALD BATLICMAN, .IEANETTE SIIDEMAKER, ARMIiDA WI1.L.IAMgX1 fl 4 D PAT UNDERDOWN ' i , ' 2nd Raw: RONALD WINsLow, ELEANUR RYDER, NED MII.LER, PAT GRAM DONALD Lmz, GLENN COPLAN, GRACE CAuI..x, R ici ESL ' CARL YVALLIS, RONALD TERRY, RICXIARD Dizvnv, CAROLYN EADs, LEN Lowis, VIRGINIA KIDD, PAT WEBs'r12R 4 Jrd Rnw: CHARLES HEDRICK, BRAHM MULLER, JIMMIE WIIICHARD, DAVID CIIE ur, ALICE DEANS, MIXRIQDN Conivm, ENRY 'U v -. A CHAR1.liS BARR, FRED GRAY, BILLY TIIIGPEN, BILLY BELVIN, RONALD ST fs, ANITA TYLER, Pllllm'QQHBS, lzlynu' GCR A , ll CYNTI-IIA STEVENSON, Bos Bumzoucns, TDMMY Unso I G ' P' 41h Row: MR. RUSSELL VVXLLIAMS, Tomn' GWYNN, WILLIAM APPI.rsIav, IVIICKEY Smvso , DoN Mon-ro' SIARLENK I , KE ETH K I ' MooRE, LEE KASIZRMAN, CHARLES Prrrs, Bonny STEWART, EARLE Lounxzn, BILL DA Is, LARRY GHER ,, ALP M AL 5' K DAvIs MDOllE, AR11-:un MIZARS Q ,L . 51h Raw: WILDUR T!'l0RNTON, jon GRIMES, AIIMMIE BUGKNER, JACK HULLOWAY, GEORGE WINSLOW W . I-lARqR5t BILL Bnicgfkt 9 ' 4 Q-- xy gli ' OFFICERS A '. -'ff' q 9' a , . ,,-A fl' li , X' Capmm ...,,. ..... . .....,.. WILEUR T1-IORN N f fl J ef' - Co-Captain ..... ...... . ..., R ALPH MCDONALD fx .Lf Secretary .,,,,,. , ..L,,L, .....,..... E LLEN LowE V 3' Treasurer, ..... ...............,......... B ILL PRICE V Direclor .,,.. ...... M R. RUSSELL WILLIAMS gill? I3 - ' The Granby students are very proud of the successful performances of the Granby .J I Band under the capable leadership of Mr. Russell Williams. Representing Granby .K X F. ' in the community, the band participates 1n football games, parades, and other ' school and civic functions. In addition to rehearsing for school and public appear- ' ances, the members have spent many hours practicing for the annual district and state band contest in which they won a first division this year. 1 i861 Q 'jf lf.-l ' .ry AJ if - ff NI Drill Team !ef,gw,f ft' 4' ay ff X VJ. sly ' yi :Ili 4, LIZ Row: Znrl Raw: 31:1 Row. 11111 Row: I5vIaI.YN Nli'IllK1I..S, PAT LAssl-:'rIcR, Toun NliW'l'IJN, IVIARGARET M,K1TIlE!VS, YoLA BURKNVALL, AURIENNE DIISSAULT, WVANDA Momacoou, PATTY FRos'r, l RANcIas HAvuNs, PIIYI.us EASLER, GLORIA SMITH ANN PoRTIaR. lXflAlllLYN Powxau., SARA GRNR E1'llERIDGl:I, MARY GARA, JANE BARNI-:R, ELIZABETH EIcIIuI.nIzRoER, JEAN BUR- Routms, BARBARA 'I'AYI.0R, KAREN TIlaMRO'rIl, IDUROTIIY WADE, JEANNETTE TILLETT, BETTY AI-PERSON, SYLVIA Lnrrn, BRVIQRLIEY BUCHANAN ANNA MAY x'VllliELlER, BETTY CLARKE HAh1ll.TON, MARY ANNR Wm1'soN, PATSY AJARSHALL, ALICE OREM, MARGARE1' CODN, CUNNIR FoIuz1IANn, BARBARA LAssITIaR, BARBARA PEACOCK, Brvrrv BRINRLEY, SARA IRONMDNGER, MARIAN GATI.IzY, SIIIRLEY LIGHT, JUDY TVIATIIHSVS, Miss YVILSIIIN MR. XVILLIAMS, DoRu'rIIY GRufIfI1'n, MINNYR I-IAI.I,, BARBARA BRINN, TVIARY LUCAS, NANCY LEA, PATSY CUMMINGS, BETTY Hoon, Lois HoLI.ANn, Lumslz Hoon, BARBARA l'lULLAND, BARBARA EnwARns, SIIIRLILY MII.Ies, JOYCE BuRRoucI4s, MRXRTIIA HILL. OFFICERS Captain ,,....., .,,.,....,,..,,,,....,....... M ARGARET MATTHEWS Lz'culer1alIl ..,.,,, .................... A A .... JANE BARNER Lieutcnmzt ,,,-,,. ........ E LIZABETH EICHELBERGER Spanrm' ...... ........,........ M ISS IONE WILSHIN You dash out on the held Do you wake up at seven , And tum your eyes to heaven? The sleep still in your eye 3 You sink down several feet, Woops! The mudls up to your thigh. Or do you roll over dead And hope to stay in bed? To make all the formations You go through many pains, But it surely is worth it If you enjoy them at the games. But gad, the sun is shining! And the clock will soon strike eight! So you'd better start a runnin, Or you really will be late! Although you gripe a lot And blow off lots of steam, It really is just loads of fun To be on Ye Ole Drill Team? 1871 rt Club Kneeling: BARBARA BRINN, FRANCES AHEARN, Bonny HASTINGS Snalerl: junv MATHENVS, PEGGY TnoMAs, FRANK TARRANT, NANCY ANDERSON, DoLoREs KREIDLER, MARY MCINTYRE, SUE Bucx, DUROTHY WADE Slanding: CHAlll.liS MIl.l,lER, EVELYN HO1.DER, BETTY BUNER, Miss VVHITMORE, BARBARA TOLEII, VmuiN1A BALDWIN, BONNIE FuRx.Elc:H, CARL1s1.E MURRISETTE, JOYCE ANDERSON, BETTY CURLING OFFICERS Preszklent ......., ..,......... N ANCY ANDERSON, BARBARA BRINN Vice-President ,,,,., ,..Y,, M ARY MCINTYRE, MARY JEAN TAYLOR Secretary .....,,,. ......, E VELYN HOL.DER, DoLoREs KREIDLER Treasurer ........ ....,......................A..,......,..........,........ M ARGARET Hocsc -Slllonsor ..... ...... M ISS JANE WHITMORE, Miss ELIZABETH RICHMOND Have you seen some of your classmates with yellow on their cheeks or red across their noses? No, they are not Indians, but art students that are working on posters, scenery, or properties for student life activities. Their programs consist of outdoor sketching, making favors and place cards for parties and banquets, sketching from models, and making rnarionettes. The climax of the year comes in May when an exhibition is given of the best work. 1881 Distributors Club 7:1 Raw: BUDDY KOEliLER, JANE GA1zNIa'r'r, Ensm MAE BEASLEY, BERNICE KLE1N, BILLY EINSTEIN 2nd Row: Miss HOCllSTRASSER, Leo CARL SMITII, SONNY GOODLOE, DoNNIIs FI-:N'I'REss, BENNY BARRY, HAROI.D SMITH, BILLY DRUMhiOND, JIMMY BROXVN, NQDRMAN MCDEARMON, CARL TIIoMAs 3rd lI'ow: ROBERT BuRRouc.IIs, Mas. BRIciI1'IaR OFFICERS President ...,...,... .....,..,...........,... ........ E I. sus MAE BEASLEY Vice-President ..,.... ..,,..,...,,.,, B ENNY BARRY Secrelary ............ .,,,... L EO CARL SMITH Treasurer ,.......,.......... ......, ,..... .,.... .,,...,,.. H A R 0 LD SMITH Publicigw Clmirman ............,.................,.,,.....,................. JANE GARNETT bfzomar .,...,..................., MRS. CLARA BRICHTER, MRS. MARY GREEN The Distributors Club at Granby is an organization of the students of the Retail Training Class for the purpose of furthering their knowledge of retailing as a. pro- fession. Speakers from leading stores and field trips to distributive organizations have greatly aided the members in understanding problems of the business world. Through practical application as well as a thorough study of business techniques, these students are learning much of the art of salesmanship and retail store operation. The Granby Club is an active member of the Distributors Clubs of Virginia as well as of the National Distributors Club . 1891 I ' A Girls, Athletic C1 5 if I i 0 - I Isl Raw: IRENE ETIIERIDOE, MARY SAVVYER, Lois ROBBINS, -IANRT CONNELLEY, PEGGY HARRELI., JOAN GAETONI, DOT WVADE, NIORY I RAIT , SOPHIE URsO, MARGAllIST KIDU, SANDRA PIOKAIIIJ, Lois GRANT, I'ILOY PATSALIDES n- .' Znd nw: . E Sowaks, JACKIE KENNEDY, FLORENCE YOUNG, MARY GARA, VIRGINIA KJREELEY, JACKIE BERRYMAN, FRANCES Hocuia, N g J My ARBARA WAsIiIauRN, HOPE STOOKTON, BARBARA FLINT, PIIYLLIS BAEER, MARY SEERINO, JEAN BuIIRoucIIs Q uw: ARBARA LONG, BETTY BALDXVIN, SOE CIIEsI-TIRE, NANCY PAGE, MARY ANN CRESLEIN, BETTY CIALLOXNAY, JOANN MARLKJWVE, PEGGY Aff ' , fAFE, HEI.lEN MILLETT, PATSY MARSHALL, DOLORES KIKEIIIIIISR, DIANE GROSSO, MEG XVIIITE, DOT NOWVl.AN, JUDY MATIIEws I h A : DOROTIIY FOREHAND, FAY GREENLANI3, BOBBIE BRINN, LAVERNE Luuoizn, BETTY PACE, ANITA HAI.LMfXN fx 1 wx JUDY CARTER, DoLoREs CANNOLES, -IANE BERRYMAN, MARTIIA DRIESELI., MARILYN KASERIIAN, NANCY LEA, ANN MCDONALD, 421. 'J - CHARLOTTE KING, JOANN SWAIN, DIANE MCCl.liNNEY, DIANE PARKER, -JANET PACE A. ' I l , L ' . . .,-ff - ' Vip O . Pi ' fl 1 J . OFFICERS l' J 1 . J p I 'J v Premlenl .......... .,,,.. D OROTITY WADE x , . Vzce-President ...., ......... N ICKY RAITT , , xv I G Secrctagz, ........ , ..,... OAN GAETONI Treasurer .....,.......,.....,..............,,...,..,.............,.,...,............. SOPHIE URso . . fyyvfg Sponsors ........., Miss MARY H, BALAscA AND Miss MARY L. GREGORY JN ' 'J f , ' J -if 4 I ,I cj lf Q V' Who sponsors the Annual Teacher Student Basketball Game? Why the Girls' Athletic Association, of course. Every Monday and Wednesday these girls play softball, hockey, volley ball, basketball, and various other indoor and outdoor sports. Sponsored by Miss Mary H. Balasca and Miss Mary L, Gregory, this club pre- sents awards to those members who have earned them and holds an outdoor party for all active members at the presentation of awards. N i901 0110 ram Club 1 4 Qu 11 -R ' ' if . A ,, W film ,Y , f.'i.f'1f Sis as 3 .,egf u,.,,ip ssa54,s.Xw i:M,1JfisLg+1?E -flask-,.-ww if , , '- ge5,fe3g15r'3fmgs ' NE w.sr-if-me Q? -ai A , V, Y-vw --,za-,Jam L .1 iv. -' -Y R W iss V vZa'1mm '-55,1 In Raw: BILLY SPURGEON, KENNY HAYES, DAN WALLACE, WARREN ZEmERs, PEHRCE FERRWER 2nd Row: Dicxua JENNlNcs, ALTON EnELnLuTE, BILLY GRA'4', WALTER S'rARNEs, TIM RoaER1's, HENRY GOODLOE, RALPH BERRY 3rd Raw: MR. GRIFFIN, LI-:ROY CARTER, CHARLES DRiEsELL, JACK JOHNSON, Boa ROWELL, HARRY HANN, JAM:-:s WEST, JAY HALL, ARTHUR PRUNIER, JonN BROWN OFFICERS Prexiderzl ............ ..... B on ROWELL, KENNY HAYES Vice-Presidenl ........ ,.,,..,. K ENNY HAYES, JAY HALL Secrelagf .... ..,,.. .......,............... T I NKY MERRELL Treasurer ....,. .,.,... J OHN BROWN, Bon ROWELL Sponsor ..,.... .............. M R. DONALD GRIEHN The aim of the Monogram Club is to create unity among monogram winners and to promote sportsmanship. Among the club's social activities for the year are the party which was held at the YMCA Beach Club, and the annual Thanksgiving turkey hopn in honor of the Granby-Maury game. The main purpose of the Monogram Club is to earn money for a scholarship to be awarded a deserving member. I 91 Photo raph Club ls! Raw: RIZUBEN Asxxzw, RAYMOND MARTIN, HARVEY BATLEMAN 2nd Raw: AIUNE Wmcx-rr, ANN BRYANT, Moruus lVIAT1llSEN, PAUL PIERCE, LAWVRENCE FRASE, CARL WAL1.1s, Sumuav D15 Ssmxus 3rd Row: Mn. EAST f92 OFFICERS President ..,.....,... ..,,.... R AYMOND MARTIN Vice-Presidenl ..,.....A..,. .,.....,.... ....., ....,..,...... R E U BEN ASKEW Secretagf- 'Dmxurer .......,,..,.,,.................................., HARVEY BATLEMAN Spunxors ....,,,,,...,,.,......... ,MR. JOHN EAST AND MR. AUDRA BOZARTH The chief function of the Photography Club is to teach the newer members such fundamentals of photography as color, developing, printing, lighting, and com- position. The club, however, is not just a classroom for beginnersg hut, through its photo- graphers, is active in portraying school life. To have a dark room adequately equipped for developing pictures is essential for the continued success of the club. I Lnbrary Asslstams F Ps u 711 Raw Jin-XNVLIII rllll'TT RUIII xVADL, M-uw Gum, Vmcmm Gnu x xx Pxrsv L ummm s, NANCX PM 1, CQARKH Gmm 'im x Buumvful M -.rn liumwm nd Raw Urn A1 vi RHUN, 1, N Sl mul I IUNI bvurxcr 7:1 Rvw C-XROI SAMISON, fLNIA IDIMITRIUU, 1-DITH Pouocx, FLEANOK ANN 9nd Raw Bsvrmx WARRLN Dams I'uoM,xs, P-vrw Mmm 111 HELFN Gxcusma Ancl Many Types of Atlllet Time out! -I HAM you proud rj-your team? g-,Z 'Br-ms. Girls, Athletics Grand right and ld! Two points? i Miss MARY GREGORX' and A-1155 MARY BALASC.-x I961 C'mon, lefs vollqf that ball. Look out! Here comes Evebfrz 2-LEGS--J ' - 64,4:f!Q4.fa 1 -1L.f laluxxk u..LL5s.3-a !'f1k,i- .,i iE,Lz.Lf:ru-ns ,L A gg-Zdki I :Lys j,..D.rv'hsgL Cnsxxjllukvtz I l J Mil C I F page-gk 'A lQ.4-n..:,1. 22.4. 'emvsk il d f'N' -.:fL.f-,J ' 'I l gem. 9 eer ea e sie . -r 1 VL I llxle-VL- ' CX.,-Zark , 'C,L,,C,..2.L' L.1 Sealed In Car: JANET CONNELLEY, B12-Bs BOWMAN, DORDTIIY Powxsks, Sis ATKINSON Seated On Car: ANN MACDUNALD, Jovan BEARD, BETTY JANE FRAME, DIANE NEWTON, Pm' MOLENDON, BETTY Lou Bmcs, SUZANNE Acxxss, GAY RICE, jovola GUNTER, PAT STEWART, JANICE BEALE OFFICERS Co-Captainsnc, ,,,... DORO1'HY POWERS and Sls ATKINSON Sponsor ..,.. ...... M rss MARY Bunroor Through rain, hail, sleet, or snow the cheerleaders are on hand to lend their spark of zest to the football and basketball games. Whether the team wins or loses, the cheerleaders are there to back it up. In their snappy blue and white uniforms these girls have achieved an excellent squad as proof of the long hours of after school practice. 1972 S COACHES MR. b'IARTIN, MR. BROWN, MR. CRAFT, MR. MOORE, MR. GRIFFIN, MR. CASEY WILLARD A. CRAFT Football DONALD G. GRIFFIN Basketball 1981 WILLIAM P. MARTIN Wrestling DIXIE W. MOORE Baseball RAYMOND S. CASEY Track Athletic Director JOHN W. BROWN, J Axsistant 1948 arsity Football Team 7:1 Raw: 2nd Row: 3rd Row. 41h Row: RALIAII BERRY, JIMMY BROWN, KENNY HAYES, HENRY CALLOW, LEROY CARTER, WARREN ZEIDERS, HARRY HANN, Bon ROWELL, JAY HALL, ALBERT SARARINI, HENIIY GOODLOE Coach MARTIN, Manager EVANS, JAMES WEST, DAN BUTLER, STANLEY WARD, LEE BLAIR, TIM ROBERTS, CARI.. SMITH, EDGAR LEE BROWN, Drcxnz AIENNINGS, JOE BALDWNIN, Lou DUNN, NED CIIESI-IIRE, Manager COOR, MR. CASEY MILES NOVK'l1'ZKY, BALDWIN HARIQINGTON, JOHN BROWN, DAN WALLACE, DAVID MACKLIN, JOE Locxwoon, BOE LlLLlZ, JACK SMART, ALFRED CRAMRR, GILBERT MERREl.l., GLENN BEALE, JOI-IN WOOL, Coach MOORE Head Coach CRAFT, Manager LEE POWERS, BOE JONES, JOE PORTER, BILL STARR, BROOKS TENNY, TOMMY COYNE, JDIIN Mc:IsAAc, DAVID BERRY, JOHN CIIAPMAN, BURT KEISTER, EARLE EVERTDN, KENNY HOROWITZ, Manager JAcR GIl.BERT Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1948 FOOTBALL RECORD Cradock .,........... John Marshall .............. -Baltimore City College ..... Hopewell ...................... N orview ...... ..... -Newport News ..... 13- ' Wllson ...I..,.,.,e.. 20-Warwick .,.... 2 5-Maury ,..,. Totals ...... Granby Opponents 34 O O 12 6 12 6 42 O 6 14 13 13 7 46 ' 0 0 35 119 127 1991 The starting lineup for tlzejirsl game. Admirals hi! Callow hard on pun! return. Football GRANBT vs. CRADOCK GRANBY opened its 1948 season in a big way by defeating the CRADOCK HIGH SCHOOL gridders. Carter made the first touchdown of the season after catching a pass from quarterback Hayes. His team mates Callow, Nowitzky, Berry, and Hayes also went into the end zone for 6 points apiece. With this first game of the season GRANBY,S new football coach, Wac Craft, introduced the modi- fied T-formation. Final score: GRANBY 34- CRADOOK 0. GRANB2' vs. j0H.N MARSHALL Although the COMETS were not favored on their trip to Richmond, they held the JUSTICES to a scoreless tie until the fourth quarter. Then JOHN MARSHALL,S Bobby Pate climaxed a 38 yard march by his team mates and took the pigskin across the goal. Less than two minutes later he went across again, but the fighting COMETS played ,brilliantly to the last. Final score: GRANBY 0- JOHN MARSHALL 12. GRANBT os. BALTIMORE CITT COLLEGE GRANBY,S next game was with BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE at Foreman Field. Although the COMETS had suffered a defeat the week before, they were Granlyfr .S'El,'0fldU7j1 .flops Cradock. A Cradock fumble results in a Granby touchdown. Football still in high spirits and held the experienced CITY COLLEGE to 6 points in the first half. However, through concentrated drives another touchdown was made by CITY COLLEGE in the fourth quarter. GRANBY,S Harry Hann brought the COMETS back into the picture when he blocked a punt on the 28 yard line. Then LeRoy Carter caught the hall while it was still in the air and took it over for GRANBY,S only touchdown. Final score: GRANBY 6-BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 12. GRANBT vs. HOPE WELL Sparking the victory for the HOPEWELL BLUE DEVILS was johnny Dean, who threw 10 passes for a net gain of 135 yards. In the third quarter Dickie Jennings threw a pass to Sonny Goodloe, who after making a nifty catch, raced 30 yards for GRANBY,S only touchdown. Final score: GRANBY 6-HOPEWELL 42. GRANBY os. NOR VIEW From the first the favored GRANBY team was held by a spirited NORVII-:w crew. Except for a touchdown in the second quarter Inade by NOR- VIEW,S Ted Dixon, the game seemed about evenly matched. Final score: GRANBY 0-NORVIEW 6. Tonto Berry goes on the warjmllz againsl Farmers Granby at Foreman Field on Thanksgiving .Dy , 1 1 J immy Brown is stopped by Norzfiew. Hayes tackles Hopewell invader. Football GRAJVBT vs. NEWPORT .NEWS Following a scoreless first quarter, Roberts went over for GRANBY with Jimmy Brown making the extra point. Then Begor scored for NEWPORT NEWS. In the third quarter NEWPORT NEWS threw a scare into the GRANBY fans by making the score 7-13. With 37 seconds left in the game, LeRoy Carter blocked a punt, Sonny Goodloe ran it over, and Tonto Berry made the winning extra point. Final score: GRANBY 14-NEWPORT NEWS 13. GRANB2' vs. WILSON The ice was broken after 3 scoreless quarters in which WILSON showed a slight advantage. The PRESIDENTS were Hrst to score, but the COMETS came to life when Carter caught a pass from Edgar Brown and went over for a touchdown. Then, with 10 seconds to play, Berry made the second T. D., and Jennings passed to Carter for the extra point. Final score: GRANBY 13-WILSON 7. GRANBT vs. WAR WICK GRANBY's COMETS took the offensive for the third straight game and added XVARWICK to their list of defeats. Ralph Berry and Tim Roberts did the running for the COMETS, and the passing attack was led by Jennings and Edgar Brown. At half-time the score was 13 to 0 and by the end of the third quarter it was 33 to O. The standouts Callow breaks awqy for a long run againrl Hfarwiek. Wa1'wick'.t line prepares to meet Granlgv attack. Ocean View Lions entertain football team. Football on the GRANBH' line were Sonny Rowell, Al Sakakini, LeRoy Carter, Jack Smart, Warren Zeiders and Harry Hann. Final score: GRANBY 46-VVARVVIGK O. GRANBY vs. AIA UR2' In the annual turkey day classic the MAURY CONIMODORES gained revenge with their first win over GRANBY since 1943. GR.ANBY fumbled 4 times in the Hrst quarter and MAURY took ad- vantage of them by making 3 successive touch- downs. The Hrst quarter lost the game for the COMETS, but they never gave up lighting. After the half MAURY held a decided edge throughout the rest of the game. .Iunie Floyd, Charlie Radcliff, Hodey White, and john Oliver were prominent for MAURY, while Kenny Hayes and jay Hall were outstanding for GRANBY. Final score: GRANBY O-MAURY 35. Callnw outskirts l'V!11'IUl.L'k laclclers. LEROY CARTER- All-Foreman Field A tl- Tidewater 1948 Junior arsit Football Team 7:1 Raw: Znd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Raw. 5th Raw. BEN TI-:NcH, EUGENE Bowuas, SIDNEY KING, BROOKS TENNEY, Bon LILLE, ,IOIINNY VVOOL, EARLI-: EVERTDN, RIJNNEY LIEF, BALDWIN HARRINGTON STEVE LYON, PEIRCE FERRITER, HERBERT FLEEAR, FoRREsT VVHITSON, Tomw COYNE, DAVID BERRY, jorm CIIAIIIIAN, RICHARD BQNER, BILLY STARR, Bos SXVIGART, ,IDE PORTER Coach DIxIE MOORE, LEE PowERs, RALIIII LAw, EDWARD PITTS, GEORGE Mock, NED CIIEsIIIRE,,IIMMY BAIN, GENE BLAIR, WALTER CARTER, JIMMY ATKINSON, HOWARD MUNN FRANK BRINN, GUY SADLER, GWYN SANDERLXN, POOCHIE BROWN, WILLARD DE LARA, Boa PORTER, PAUL SOUTHWORTH Bon CIIAPIN, ,IDE SAKARINI, TVINTON VVILGUS, MICIIAEL NIEGRO, LARRY DDUGIIERTY, HARMDN LONG, -IOHN LEsNER, BILLY WILLIAMS, MELVIN MCGINNIS 1948 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD . Granby Opponents Sept. 30-Northampton ..... 33 7 Oct. 15-Maury ......,...,....,.. 7 13 Oct. 22-Norfolk Academy ..... 6 7 Oct. 30-Petersburg ........... 13 6 Nov. 12-Maury ....... 0 6 Nov. 18-Wilson ...., 0 15 Total ,.... 59 54 11041 Basketball 1949 VARSITY TEAM 7:1 Raw: Bn.LY CALLAIIAN, NURMAN McD1aAnMoN, GEORGE Hzwcox, C.xnLos Romumo 2nd Raw: Manager EARLE EVERTUN, DAVE BERRY, Bunafx WlzsT,,IAcx jormsow, Bon Foxwzzu., Arvmun Pkuman, Manager STANLEY WARD 3rd Row: Coach DoNA1.n Gmxfvm, Bon FLOYD, jon Loci-cwoon, Bonny Sr-RUELL, Dusrv Rnomas, LEFTY Dmssnu. 1949 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Granby Opponenlx Jan. 4-Cradock .,,,..,,. 44 24 jan. 7-Warwick .,,...... 50 29 Jan. 8-Hopewell ........ 45 37 Jan. 1 1-Hampton ....... 42 37 jan. 14-Norview ,,.......... 45 24 Jan. 15-Lynchburg ........ 37 4 5 Jan. 18-lkiaury ..,....,......,..., 36 37 -jan. 21-XNilson ..,..,,..,,,,.,..,.... 31 29 Jan. 22-John Marshall ........ 39 44 -Ian. 28-Newport News .,.,. 46 32 Feb. 1-Hampton ,........, 40 7 29 Feb. 4-Lynchburg ,....... 35 36 Feb. 8-Wilson .,.,,..,...,. 38 36 Feb. 11-Cradock.. ...,....., 53 26 Feb. 15-Norvicw ....,. ....,.... 5 2 35 Feb. 18fNewport News ..,,.... 27 31 Feb. 1931-Iopewell. ......,..,,v 49 35 Feb. 22-Warwick ,.............. 47 29 Feb. 25-John Marshall ........ 49 62 Nlar. 1-Maury .....,................ 39 37 EASTERN D1sTRIc'r CHAMPION PLAYOFF Mar 8-Newport News, ....... 32 41 STATE TOURNAMENT Ma1'. 10-john Marshall .,....,. 45 44 Mar. 11-George Washington 26 49 Mar. 12-Newport News ........ 42 41 Totals ,.........,,.,., . 989 870 11051 ARTHUR PRUNIER Guard All-City JACK JOHNSON Center All-Cigi . All- Tidezvaizrr All- Tournament Norfolkiv most out- standing Baxketball Player BOB FOXXVELL Forward A ll- Trmrrzammzt - Q- All-State jalznsan altemplx block against .71l.YfiCF5'. Basketball Granby opened its '48-349 basketball season by defeating Cradock 44 to 24. jack johnson, the only veteran from last year's squad, led the in- experienced quint in their first game. Scoring 18 points, Lefty Driesell was outstand- ing for the Green Comets in a 50 to 29 victory over the Warwick Farmers. Wfith Driesell leading, the Comets came back in the third quarter to defeat the Hopewell Blue Devils 45 to 37. Granby turned back the Hampton invaders 42 to 37 on our home court. Art Prunier was top man with 12 points, while Foxwell and Driesell followed with 11 and 10 respectively. In their fifth straight triumph, Granby's Five trounced Norview 45 to 24. Prunier made 13 points for high scoring honors of the night. The Lynchburg Hilltoppers retained their un- defeated record by downing the Comets 46 to 37. Mauryls Commodores eclipsed the lighting Blue Comets 37 to 36 in a closely contested battle. A Comet rally in the last period fell short at the iinal gun. Foxwell's last second field goal gave the Comets a 31-29 upset victory over Wilson on the Presi- dentis hardwood. John Marshall, the defending state champions, defeated Granby 44 to 39 in a non-conference tilt. Driesell contributed 13 points for the Comet cause while Marshall's Gentry was held to 11. Ears McDearmon in his last High School game paced the Comets in a 46 to 32 win over the New- port News Five. The following week the fast Granby quint traveled to the Peninsula to win an easy game from Hampton, 40 to 29. Granby bowed to Lynchburg 36 to 35 after giving the undefeated quint their hardest battle of the season. .4rtyboafv's ball in john Marshall game. Basketball With much difficulty the Blue Comets kept a Wlilson rally within bounds ending the game with a 38 to 36 lead. Although the Comets were on the Cradock hardwood, they succeeded in conquering the Admirals 53 to 26 with Art Prunicr earning 17 points and Driesell following with 13. Coach Griffin cleared the bench of reserves in both junior Varsity and Varsity games in a double win over Norview. The V. beat the Little Pilots 31 to 25 and the Varsity won their 10th con- ference victory 52 to 35. Granby's inefficiency at the foul line cost them a defeat at the hands of the Newport News Typhoons, 31 to 27. Recovering from their setback, the Comets routed Hopewell 49 to 35 with Driesell contri- buting 14 points. Coach Griffin again cleared the bench of re- serves when the Blue Comets whipped Warwick 47 to 29. VVith their Paul Gentry making 30 points, John Marshall rallied in the second half to defeat Granby 62 to 45. Amid much confusion the Blue Comets, led by Driesell with 16 points, edged Maury 39 to 37 at the City Auditorium. In the Eastern District Playoff Granby bowed to the Typhoons 41 to 32. The first round of the State Basketball Tourna- ment saw the underdog Granby squad come from behind to edge john Marshall 45 to 44 in one of the most thrilling games ever played at the Arena. On the second night ofthe tournament George Washington High of Alexandria subdued a tired Granby quint, 49-26. Bob Foxwell's last minute foul goal enabled the Granby Hve to defeat Newport News, 42-41, and to place third in the State Basketball Tournament. GEoRGE HAYCOX Guard BARS MCDEARLiON Guard LEFTY DRIESELI, Forward A ll -C it v All- Tidewater Ballling under llrz basket against Alexandria. Farwell in trouble willz Illaugf. - , Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY 7:1 Raw: BILLY STARR, JACK GILBERT, MELL PETERSON, MARVIN RHODES, Bonny PIERCE 2nd Row: Manager SIDNEY KING, CARTER Lucx, DAVID JACKSON, WILLIS EVANS, NED CHESHXRE, JACK RENARD Manager STEVE LYON 3rd Raw: STANLEY QIERANKO, LANRY DOUGIIERTY, MICHAEL NIEGRO, GREGORY BLACK, BEN TENCIAI f108j 1949 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Granby Opponent: -Cradock, ........ V 51 -Warwick ..,.,... 49 --Hampton ...... 33 -Norview ........ 27 -Maury ........ 32 -Wilson ......,,.,...., 1 7 -Kempsville .......... 50 -Newport News ......, 40 -Hampton ,...,....... 28 -Rebels ...,.... 22 -Wilson ........ 22 1 1-Cradock ........... 2 3 -Norview ,,............ 31 -Newport News ,...,,. 17 -Warwick ..................... 39 -Norfolk Academy ......,., 34 -Maury ..................... 29 -Faculty ....... 56 Totals ......... 600 48 18 26 23 35 19 26 47 26 29 13 zap 25 43 25 29 28 59 EE 1949 tate Hi 11 chool Champions lst Raw: HERBERT SAMS, DAN BROWN, BILI.Y PAOE, Louis DUNN, BILLY SPURGEON, HAROLD MCGEE 2nd Row: JIMMY KNOTIS, EDGAR LEE BROXVN, DAN WALLACE, Bon JONES, BILLY DRUMMOND, HARRY HANN 3rd Row: Coach BILL MARTIN, ROEER1' SWINDELL, BILLY BARKLEY, MILES NDXVXTZKY, CLAUD AVERY, GLENN BEALE, DAN BUTLER State High School 1949 VARSITY RECORD Tournament Granby Opponenlx Norview ..,.... 27 Maury .,.,.......,....,.. 30 Woodberry Forest .......,.,.... E 17 jefferson Senior, Roanoke ,...,. 20 Newport News Apprentice ....,,.. 32 Norview .,............,....,.....,....... 30 Newport News Apprentice ...,,. .. 18 Mepham High, Long Island .....,,,. 5 Maury ...........,...,...,........,........, 22 Totals ........ Q ,...,..., 201 Granby - First Place - 59 Points FIRST PLACE 95 lb.-DONNIE DESSELLE 128 lb.-Lou DUNN 145 lb.-DAN WALLACE 175 lb.-MILES NOWITZKY Hvy. wt. -DAN BUTLER SECOND PLACE 104 lb.-EDWARD EICHELBERGER 121 lb.-JIMMY KNOTTS THIRD PLACE 113 lb.-BILLY PAGE 139 lb.-EDGAR BROWN 155 lb.-KENNY HAYES 165 lb.-ROBERT KLEIN FOURTH PLACE 134 lb.-SIDNEY KING f1o91 Baseball 7st Row: Coach DIXIE MOORE, CLYDE HALS1-EAD, DICXIE JENNINGS, LE!-'TY DRIESELL, BILLY CALLAHAN BLAYNE THOMAS JIMMY KNo1 rs HARRY PARKER, DAVID BERRY 2nd Raw: RENE HENRY, Bon FoxwELL, BEN TIaNcI-I, MICHAEL BAECHER, BUBBA WEs'r, EDGAR LEE BROWN HARRY SOLOMON BILLY SIIACKELEORD, Bon JONES, Coach JOIINNY BROWN 3rd Raw: RALPH SMITH, SAM JACKSON, ROBERT LEWIS, RALPH IHALSTEAD, PEIRCE FERRITER, JAFK SMAR1' DONAID MAYQ WILLIAII LEsLIE, DOUGl.AS Cnoon, LAWRENCE MATTIIEWS, BILLY PAGE fuoj 1949 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April April April April April April April April April May May May May May -Hopewell in Hopewell 2-John Marshall in Richmond 5-Wilson in Portsmouth 8-Gradock at Granby 9-John Marshall at Granby 14-Warwick at Granby 19-Norview at Granby 26-Maury at Tar Park 29 3-Gradock in Cradock 10-Norview in Norview -Warwick in Morrison -Hopewell in Hopewell 13-Maury at Tar Park 18-Wilson at Granby May 19-20-Eastern District Tournament May 26-27-State Tournament Track 7.ri Raw: 2nd Row: 3rd Raw. 41h Row: Coach RAYMOND CASEY, GILBERT MERRELL, BALDNVIN PIARRINOTON, DICK BOYCE, JIM BAIN, ALFRED CRAMER, JOE BALDVVIN, BUDDY JAMES, Coach JOHNNY BROWN TOLIMY COYNE, ALLAN KNABLE, PERRY ELLIs, GEORGE HAYCOX, DONALD TRIPODI, JAMES STEWART, JOIIN MAPP, GEORGE WIIITE JACK ROGERS, JIM ATKINSON, NELSON MOORE, LARRY DOUGHERTY, EDWARD CUNNINGI-IAM, HARRY ADDISON, WALTER CONRAD, DILwoR'rI-1 COOK, FRANK BRINN, WILLARD DE LARA, SIDNEY KING CHARLES BAER, FRITZ FIRING, DON BROWN, JACK JOHNSON, GWYN SANDERLIN April April April April May May May 1948 RECORD 3-Warwick. .... .. 10-Newport News ..... 17-Tidewater Meet ...... 24 -Eastern District Meet 1-Thomas Jefferson ..,,... 4-Wilson ...... 8-Maury .......,,... May 14-15-State Meet ...... RALPH BERRY, BILLY GRAY, GLENN BEALE, Bon LILI.E, JAY HALI., NED CIIESIIIRE, Place 1949 SCHEDULE 1 April 2-Warwick 2 April 9--Newport News 2 April 16-Eastern District Meet 1 April 23-Tidewater Meet 2 I April 30-Wilson 1 May 7-Norview 1 May 14-Maury 3 May 21-State Meet fmj s T v ! 4 E E 2 z I A w wwf: as , N45 . E25 x-sw swm. QMS , Manx 1,2 BASSE Hiram w EFHZXS QW M-gn-aa! Ragga., , mmm S' MW xv-wwf-Us ss 'kwa new as Q 5, .s gag? if sam N F '1 2 bt I if if .L . 5 Zi W 5- 41 i alms V I , - A yvmimqs 5: W1 5 55 M ' ' :'fs:EIE'-:EE sz x x 2 x 1 Ek Q: W a:s-': - Er 2 xsisgygxgsh Q R a '5Z1IIE'5EEE'2:': 'f I -'iq xx we , +721 , -v ' x I 1 33' vu NV . asv'- ' f- 7 is ww mv m sm 1 H B1 'mfg .Ig-7 359.5113 w .f '-r UYNQBQN la!! 'fsx X K7 zlfiw 5 - 9 amp Q guun-sf' 2 5 1 A .5 ' gf pa, 'J' s ga xg 'fi 55? .ss 1 I m . . 1 z 11 -1 i A Q 5 3 5 i I E 2 i i i fiisj ppreciation The stall' of the GRANBY 1949 wishes to thank our many friends who have made possible this annual. We wish especially to express our gratitude to Miss Lois KIRKXVOOD, our sponsor, for her sincere interest in the Class of ,49 and for her untiring efforts in the production of our yearbook. To Miss MARY KNIGHT we are indebted for wise counsel and advice. l'Vc wish to thank also MR. EDNVIN LAMBERTH and MR. HERMAN VVILLIAMS for their continuous aid and encouragement. For their technical guidance and thoughtful suggestions we arc grateful to MR. ROUNTREE of Burke and Gregory and to MR. BAKER of Norfolk Engraving Company. VVe appreciate the excellent cooperation of Rice's Photo Reflex Studio in making the senior and faculty portraitsg Acme Photo Com- pany, group picturesg and GEORGE HAYCOX, the informal snapshots. There are many others among our teachers and students who have given assistance to the staff in the preparation of this annual. To them also we wish to extend our appreciation. .!-' V vw ff MU 'ww-N wind Zi-1,..,1 at iQMrmn ' ' 40.1.1 GRANBY 949 can best be exp SSC Ou atro5,90G WZ9Lwob -Z-'61,-1.9, - F QMQEMQWW f-Q43-, 4-4, XQJEDJ- '-J JMguwNG ,744 -7'-6-,5,-f 90' -Swv'-f' 3Af7GR-awww '44-Qfw-1 jJ-2'WQ'6'74U- I I Just Remem er Well, it's over, this '48-'49 session in Granby. Yes, it's over physically, but do you think we can forget it? It will always live on in our memories 3 and memories, after all, are sweeter than the actual happenings because we forget much of the trouble and hurt and remember only the good. Was there ever a nicer year than the one just passed? Of course, everything didn't turn out as well as we had wished, but if there weren't some disappointments the happiness would lose its brightness. Let us review some of the happen- ings in our year. And the people . . . weren't they super? It would be a shame not to recall some of the ones we know and the things of which they remind us. Remember? School started on Vfednesday, September 8, officially, but on Tuesday some people did come. They were the new students who had to register, the teachers who tried to make them feel welcome to the new experience of being Granby students, and a few old students who gave up part of this last vacation day to come and help the new ones find their way around this big and puzzling building. This was one of the numerous niceties that the popular CPleasc turn to Page 1255 When you thinlc ol FURNITURE naturally you thinlc of I Q Corner Granby, Main C OM PLLM EN TS C OJWPLIM EN TS fi wi Atkinson Dredging C0. Quthgate 1700113 11201 FRAZIER ...Stokes gflmical pfzescfzipfion gekvice S T O R E N O . 2 35TH AND COLONIAL AVENUE - PHONE 24576 'k 'k ir S T O R E N O . 3 GRAYDON AND COLONIAL AVENUE -- PHONE 23194 ak 'A' uk' CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED L. D. MASTERS E. C. FRAZIER President Vice-President 11211 Since 7898 HIIIGS 8 BROLUIILSY, IHC. Tz'a'ewater's Famibt Shopping Center Where Fashion 6'9 Fashionable People Meet COMPLIMENTS Compliments cyf Q' The VIRGINIA FIXTURES . NORFOLK, VIRGINIA R Noq'olk's Leading Manyacturers Complete Store Equipment Compliments cy' The Suburban Theatre and The Boulevard Theatre 11221 BEST WISHES OF PIN PATH BOWLING CENTER HOME OF GRANBY BOYS, 8 GIRLS' LEAGUESN 18 Brunswick Alleys For Reservations Call 85772 Ask for HERB1El' or HJIMMIEU 7659 GRANBY STREET WARD,S CORNER Comj1Iimenl.v fy' Construction Supply Corp. Courtegf Q' GENE'S SUPER MARKET 7605 Granby Street WHERE F11-uf: Foons DOBIINATE We Specialize In Fancy Meats 426 W. 23RD STREET NORFOLK, VA. And Groceries DIAL 54609 Compliments of One Block From Colley Theatre H C BARKER ZZy'S I O JEWELER 4201 Granby St. S'jn:cializirzg in American Wfalclzes 'Delicious- 1407 Colley Ave. Norfolk, Va. Milk Shakes ICC Cream 11231 MQEWW W flf HOLLO Qi 3 WEST'S PHARMACY 7 5 O 1 GRANBY ST. Prescriptions, Drugs, Sodas, Candies AND A COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments ff BISESE and CONSOLE, I C. -IUST REMEMBER-CConIinuedl student government did to make our school a more wonderful place. And then on September 8 came new and old students en masse to take up new subjects or old again. Some came reluctantly and some joyously. Perhaps the former were more numerous, for, after all, the summer was pretty nice, and school is pretty hard. Yet, who wasn't glad to see kids and teachers who were absent from our every- day summer life? Anyway, we left at midday, so it wasnit too bad. The next day we received our schedules. Remember? All over home room came various and odd sounds, from a cry of joy to a sob of despair, from a whee of delight to a strangled choking. Gads! Look who I have for math! Oh, I love her. She reads beautifullyf' She's a good egg, but brother, can she sling tests. These were student reactions, but let's not think the higher ups didnit have their thoughts, Oh my goodness, this boy will be a trialf' '4Thank heavens for her. At last I'll get a decent senior theme. You see, teachers are people too. Then for the first few days we laughed at the confused rats when, much embarrassed, they entered the wrong room. But we realized that CPlease turn to Page 1283 We Congratulate The Graduates And wish them continued success in their future pursuits ...... The 'W Hub Yflonlh,-ella Wolel Corner NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Norfolk's Store for Men and Boys 11251 PHONE 27805 L. B. ROCKE jewelers 6'9 Sz'lversmz'ths GRANBY AT TAZEWEIBL NORFOLK, VA. AGENTS FOR OFFICIAL GRANBY RING Cavalier Grocery Sr Provision Co. INCORPORATED 7700 HAMPTON BOULEVARD NORFOLK, V1RG1N1A Phone 8 737 7 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE Granby Class of '49 The Fairfax Family Laundry f126j Norfolk Business Coastal Business 0 l University College 114 W. City Hall Ave. Suite 350 Monticello Arcade Where Careers are Formedl' 1' Where Courtega and Progress Meet L. L. KEE PHONE 24033 L. L. KEE PHONE 41544 Fred A. Hayeox Co., Inc. CONCRETORS Asphalt Roads and Materials Co., Inc. GRADING AND PAVING 419 W. 22nd Street Phone 41720 Va. Beach-404 f127j Wishes to Congratulate the Graduates qf the Class rj 7949 and extend best wishes for their future JUST REMEMBER-CCo1ztz'nz1edl perhaps, one day long ago, we had done the same thing. The days flew by, and soon football season came . . . Oh, the glory of it! . . . We gasped at Dickie jennings's bird-like passes, jimmy Brown's swivel-hipped line cracking, and LeRoy Carter's end runs. Yet we knew that without the whole team's spirit and help, we would certainly have been lost. The half time was made almost as good as the game by the memorable perform- ances of the drill team and the band. Do you remember the election day formation, the donkey, the elephant, the voting booth, and sending to Washington, D. C., to get a poster of President Truman? And when the majorettes voted, it was a strange coincidence to see that Betty Nairne had Wallace's ticket. Wonder if it stood for Henry or Dan? Then there was the formation celebrating the twenty-fifth year of WTAR when we formed a television set which showed a girl washing a Newport News sweater and scrubbing it into a Granby one, then a baseball game, and lastly, Sam Marks and Zenia Dimitrou's dance. And we can't forget the wonderful cheerleaders! Sis Atkinson and Dot Powers really worked hard to make it the best squad ever. CPlease turn to Page 1323 Congratulations from QQHL Q. KYEWELERS 231-235 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK 10, VIRGINIA CZ-ef EIQM JF faery .gaejade Aeme Glass Service 3916 HAMPTON BLVD. 11281 112 W. Frccmason Street Phone 26100 BEST WISHES . . . Norfolk, Vlrgmla TO 7 Granby and its Future The Sportsman S Shop FROM - Dz',vm'bulor For - GEORGE MILLS HARDING OWEN SPALDING SL GOLDSLIITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT THE JAMES A dash of chicozy adds strength and rkhhzbus flavor GORDOINVS Fresh POTATO CHIPS Trucks Serving the Best NORFOLK, VA. 1129j KZILMITQ Qi- O I Af 0-1 ,4.. , rif7:ffflfff'f , + 1 af 1 ' -, ,f ft 'A 'if' Xl in MA!! ' 1 J, egg-.4j,?'jf,ff1A'j . VN' iff. .f.:4f-ff1!f?,,,7' ,f'1,,ff,f Mfagr ,Lv-17, i ,, i V br' '- Q' of ,X V I . .Av P. X. X9 ' ,f fff f ff .,.'X Ng-. , ,V I f A . Af'-mffff A 3 J V71 rf- ' ' ' ' EWELL Sz WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME I 9 X QI' -, . 6, QF- Z ' ff n aw-,E ,f'fQ3.A ' BREA X 2 THZ0.9fu'l3'i ON THE LABEL Congratulations to the Class qf '49 The Bakers of Hoisum Enriched Bread TERRIE'S HAMPTON ROADS PAPER CO. COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL STATIONERY LUGGAGE - GIFTS - ENGRAVING GREETING CARDS 416 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Sc:hoe's Once you try . . . You'll always Buy f130j MARK 0F QUALITY C. S. ROOSTER Visit him and you will be assured of Quality and Savings Second to None COLONIAL STORES i Mechanical Engineering Corporation Dealers and Contractors Hotpoint and Westinghouse .Major Appliances DIAL 52586 234 BANK STREET NORFOLK, VA. 11311 SHIVERS HONEY DIPPED DOUGHNUTS MADE BY M. N. BROWN 81 CO. 100-102 W. Princess Anne Road NORFOLK, VA. PHONE 3 3123 'cGramyz Used our Lay-a-way Plan in 7894 L. Snyder's JUST REMEMBER-fConlinueclJ On the night of November 11 there was a decided turn-about when the parents came to school to meet the ruling body. Each student had made out his dayls schedule for his parents to follow. The night pupils , often breathless, entered classes tardy and wondered how the students could reach the rooms on time, Remember the beach party given by the Hi-Y the next clay? The girls certainly showed the boys how to play a hard game of football. No sissy touch stuff for them. No, they had to play tackle. Betty Lou Biggs, the flying scatback, was the star. Right before the big game there was a huge pep rally behind the school. Lots of fun and sore throats were had by all. Mr. Griffin gave a party for his fan club afterwards. Can we possibly forget the Thanksgiving Game? VVe might sometimes want to, but Maury won't let us. After all, we can't win all the time, and 7 games out of 10 isn't such a bad average! Anyway the Turkey Hop sponsored by the Monogram Club was fun. There were so many little things that made up our memories, such as the announcements . . . 1PIease turn to Page 1355 BEST WISIIES FROM ersonis 537 Granby St. NORFOLIC, VIRGINIA Compliments of Radio Supply Co. 711 Granby Street N onrouc, VIRGINIA COURTESY OF OLD DOMINION PAPER CO. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA If itls made of paper, we have it f132j Lighting Engineers Co., Ine. Neon Signs - Fluorescent and Cola' Cathode Lighiing SALES AND SERVICE 301-13 Colley Avenue Norfolk 7, Va. Greetings from . . . QXQQSQQRX Quality footwear since l885 325 GRANBY ST. 127 CHURCH ST. 228 HIGH ST. fPortsmouthJ J. S. BELL JR. 8g CO., INC. 637 - 643 Chapel Street WHOLESALE MEATS --- CANDIES Since 1878 f133j 1 vsusn -su gn nxnsnsuswx- 1 xrnsususa-so-5-:xanga-xusn--suo-sn-snnsuosux4-sus- 1 Mark the occasion with a PLotoRe ex Portrait Let the unique P11ofoReHex Mirror Camera of your official yearlnoolc photographer be your expert recorcler of all memorable occasions Pl1otoReflex Stuclio 2nc1 Floor R I C E ' S 'Z Cwmwl as 1 wx as--su-x-as-ns.--s 1nxnvsnsnnsnsnsusuvsavsnsu rs-as-nxuvsavsavsuv-s,1oxns-v-sun-snvsarsnxnswsa Q l Z Z Z Z Z 2 9-sas. v-snrsnvs4rs4rsavs,nwsnx.o-5-use rx 4 -s,nvsaws4vs4vs4rQ,-exe :sus-rsnvsnrs us. rsurs4 v-snsns --sn vs.vsns.vs4rx4vsnrx4vx4vs4rs4rsns- -sa vsnvsarsnvsrusg uvsnrsnsa JUST REMEMBER-fCan!inuedD Do those green eyes haunt you? . . . made for the play, And the Lamp VVent Out . Ridgely Duvall and Martha Freeman paraded at lunch time in long black robes and lamp shades . . . Remember how excited a home room was when its name was announced as being 10092, . . . There were the cute posters on our new glasscd- in bulletin board. Remember the ones saying See the World . . . and then in smaller letters . . . go to Canadan? Of course, Canada is just a small part of the world, but everyone who went had a marvelous time on the trip through Detroit, Chicago, and Canada. Pretty soon December rolled around with its Christmas spirit and balmy weather. During the first few days preceding the vacation, the joys of the season were quite apparent. Girls wore mistletoe in their hair and screamed when boys tried to stick to eustomg rooms were decorated with greens, trees, and gaily painted wind- owsg jingle bells were on saddle shoe tiesg and the French, Spanish, and Latin classes sang Christmas carols. There was the annual French Club tea for the members, their parents, and the teachers. And always we shall remember the Christmas pageant and the other memorable performances ofthe Junior and Senior Choruses. CPlease turn tn Page 1383 CARR, MEARS Sz NOSMYCI The Finer! Shop in Towni' NORFOLK,S Mosfr DISTINCTIVE YOUNG MENS SHOP Featuring Clothing in Style . . . Comfort . . . and Quality. Accessories in the Modern Tempo for Young Men of Today. CARR, MEARS Sz DAWSON L. J. HARDIMAN, Pre.vz'a'enl Telephone 24721 Virginia-Carolina Electric Sales, lnc. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 1006 Main Street Norfolk 10, Virginia f135j COMPLIA4ENTS fyf Southern Materials Company, Inc. Good Luck Compliments of and Bm Wmesuf Custom Craft Shops Fine Furniture Upholslering 3815 Hampton Bl d Dial 52548 l 0 G B I N WALTER O. BEANE 8: Son NORFOLK, X Service Station C , I , , ongx atulduonb from E. Spertner Jewelry Co BUSTER TREAKLE Qwner 407 Granby Street f136j H. H. 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N Youill like its rich flavor and extra smoothness. Stop in for some soon! fag:-1 fs, 'IEIE -: WW 7 . - - ' ' VX W' w t S-riffs ' cms 'Ce . 4 . ,cfeam gi ' V 16 Q mo tif Served in THE Gfahby LUl lCl'1I'0OlTl Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Awards J O T E ' Since 1897 RPfIf8J6HldfiU6.' MR. STAN MARTIN Box 37 Nashville, N. C. JUST REMEMBER-fCo1z!z'nuedP Especially did we love the nNight Before Christ- mas with Sonny RowelI's Ha Ha Ha . Finally came December 23 and oh! our sad faces when we realized that we had to stay away from school for two whole weeks! Could we stand it? We could! All too soon the holiday was over, and people dragged themselves back, weak in body, mind, and estate. Yet we wouldn't have missed Christmas with all its parties and dances if we had had chronic pneumonia. Of course, January brought exam worries. VVho could concentrate on the subjunctive tense anyway? Off we went therefore to the movies and drowned our sorrow in a bag of popcorn. Then came the fateful, hateful days and the hilarity that reigned that glorious Friday when all was done and finished. At last! Graduation time was here. The lovely processional, A'Pomp and Circumstanccn, rang through the halls more than once. Of course, this was only during the many practices. First came the prom with Granby's own Key-dets playing. The bright colored dresses of the girls contrasted strongly with the suave suits of the boys. The prom reminded one of the proverbial moth Hitting around the glowing candle. fPleasc turn to Page HU Compliments of Dr. Pepper fwsj Complinms of YODER 8: GORDON, Inc. M anzjaclurerx lj CANADA DRY 84 CO. YO-GO QUALITY PAINTS IJONALD H. I'IANLX P d Z 623 W. 24th St t Comjylimerzts Q' Addington-Beaman Lumber Co., Inc. WHOLESALE LUMBER 915 Bank Of Commerce Building NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BILL ROBINSON BUSTER ROBINSON NORFOLK GARDEN CENTER DISEASE CONTROL-PLANT FEEDING-R.ARE AND UNUSUAL PLANTS Calnvllias and Azalms A Slbecialyf 924 VV. 21st Street - Phone 26377 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA f139j ofzflzfzopg WE HAVE BEEN FURNISHING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY T0 GRANBY SINCE ITS FIRST TEAM WAS OUTFITTED. WE HOPE TO MERIT THIS PRIVILEGE FOR MANY YEARS TO COME. Northrop Sport Shop, lnc. 450 Granby Street Compliments qf I-lARRlSON'S BOATS DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE Cooperls Fashion Salon 156 East Sewells Point Road Phone 88138 Norfolk, Va. Slliecialiging in Made to Order Coats and Suits Compliments of Tatem's Meadowbrook Pharmacy 7600 Hampton Blvd. NORFOLK VIRGIN IA PHONE 86021 EVENINGS BY x5xPPOINTMENT Coronet Beauty Salon HCOMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICEH 114 W. Scwells Point Road Norfolk, Virginia Congmtulations HGRADSH Very likely your parents bought fuel from us and we're ready to Serve you with COAL and OIL Norfolk Coal 81 Oil Co. lNconPonA1'Eo PHONE 25626 Serving you Since '92 f140j :Ps 4 J 1 n IEG U S PAY OIF JUST REMEMBER-fCa11lz'n11edl A note of reverence was added at the Baccalau- reate services. The Reverend Walter MacGowan made the address, and the chorus provided a lovely musical background. And then! Graduation! Looking very academic in their caps and gowns, the January grads took upon themselves the maturity that comes with graduation. We all glowed with pride at Elizabeth Eichelbergefs address and the awarding of the Citizenship Medal to Kilby Hodges. The play- let, '6You'll Never Walk Alonen, written by jean Hecht, was a beautiful dramatic presenta- tion with the nylon sails of a ship in the back- ground. All too soon it was over, and the june seniors, remained to carry on, more than a little proud that they were to be the next graduates. Remember the wonderful Valentine Dance and the spectacular door prize? T he grind of the spring term was lessened by the thrill of the basketball season. Ears Mc- Dearmon, replaced upon graduation by Arch I-Iaycox, Awthah', Prunier, Bobby Foxwell, and Lefty Driesell made up such a beautiful team that we went all the way up to the state semi- 1Please turn to Page 1443 For DIAMONDS DESIGNING of FINE .I EXVELRY and XVATCHES See HARDY'S 347 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Compliments of Batchelder 8: Collins INCORPORATED BUILDING MATERIAL Norfolk 1, Virginia 11411 Q I I . ,ll , We t to uf Q' e the ste? if fl To the Class of '49 Hur congratulatzons upon your arrzval at this milestone zyf aclzieoem t ct u confident good wishes for-your cont u d success. f 1421 t tt GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES Smith Vlkllon For Clean, Wholesome, Sanitary Milk CALL MILLER'S DAIRY 214 BROADWAY Retail and VVholesale Deliveries DIAL 31257 May the Granby Students Have the Best! CONGRA TULA TIONS C'0I7Z1IlI'l7'I6I?l.S' from ry' Golden Furniture Co. Swatty 'S Pants 45 W- Ocean View AVP' STORE Houras: 9 A. M.-9 P. M. Norfolk 3, Va- 149 Granby sf. Norfolk, Virginia f143j granby tgfiglz School Senior gzings Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 EAST GRACE STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA GET MORE FOR YOUR FURNITURE DOLLAR! SHOP- . I 6, 151 1 3 ,lj 'l1j27 150 East Sewells Point Road WARD,S CORNER Phone 83829 JUST REMEMBER-CCofz!in11edJ finals. We were very proud of one of our stars, Jack Johnson, for winning the trophy given to the most outstanding player in Norfolk. Every one of the games was a thriller and especially that John Marshall one in the tournament. Creeps, talk of sore throats! Basketball wasn't the only popular sport. At Charlottesville, our wrestling team won the state high school tournament which was the first ever held for wrestling. We had a Fine swimming team too. Of course, not all the meets were won, but the team made a nice record in view of the fact that this was our first year for the sport. Mud White was high point man with Bill Harper and Ronnie Kledzik runners up. Then baseball and track season made the young man's fancy lightly turn to love-of sports. The cast of the one act play presented g'The Happy Journey which won second place in the Tidewater finals held in Williamsburg. The crowning achievement was Mary McIntyre's CPlease turn to Page 1-ISD f144j n P E A C O C K I Congratulations F E R S! I N C' to fhf INTERIOR DEOORATORS 74 ge ,L S 124 College Pl D D Ph 27167 R R U P e a c 0 O k U G G COM PLIM EN TS S Drugs S 4 wmvs CORNER Scfmeefs fewelers Just West of Granby 220 G1'anbY St P E A C O C K NORFOLK, VA. CONGRATULATIONS In TO GRANBY GRADUATES OF ,49 Mutual Federal Savings SL Loan Of Norfolk BOUSH AND BUTE STREETS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 11451 m. CE. 571112111 QIII. Norfolk's Largest Department Store Congratulations and Best Wishes lor the Class of '49 Sullivan MEN'S and BOY SPORTSWEAR GRANBY AT 39TH STREET STORE HOURS - 1 PM to 9 7 S 's PM Beacon Book S 265 Boush Street NORFOLK VIR OP GINIA Congratulations Burroughs CURB SERVICE Granlay Streetb 11461 inger owing Center For All Your Sewing Needs 418 GRANBY ST. NORFOLK, VA. FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK COURTEOUS SERVICE Complete Floral Service , , Meaclors-Newton Rlvervlew Barber Shop Flowers FLOYD R. EVANS Ownff GfE0Pf'm'07 1210 Colonial Avenue 3908 Granby St' Norfolk, Va' C. C. CHAMELIN, President Phone 27371 Powell-McClellan Lumber Co. E. Ray Howell INCORPORATED LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL O P T I C I A N 3200 Lafayette Blvd. 222 W. BUTE STREET NORFOLK, VA. Dey Phone 26188 Night Phone 30437 NORFOLK VIRGINIA f147j COMPLIMENTS OF . . UP Phone 24687 OFFICE at YARD: 568 Front St. Compliments U JOHNS BROS., INC. COAL - WOOD - FUEL OIL EMPIRE CLEANERS H. W. TUTTLE .st C. D. GREGORY, Props. CLEANING E PRESSING - REPAIRING CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED C009 1900-04 Shoop Avenue Corner Cottage Toll Road Norfolk, Va. Compliments ff Saumler's Provision Co. A Zlirirnh JUST REMEMBER- fConlz'n11edD receiving the best actress, award. Literary con- testants who participated in the contests held in Williamsburg on March 31 were Anne Smith and Fritz Firing, prose reading, Jane Barner, poetry, and john Stevenson, Bob Lanier, Don Keller, Herman Bell, debating. V . Remember the Comet Show on April 1 and 2? The first act, a William S. Gilbert operetta called 4'Creatures of Impulse , was a great success with Betty Baldwin, Grace Caruana, Margaret Coon, Pat Patterson, Corkey Williams, and Sonny Rowell in the- leading roles. The second act remained a mystery for a while, but when we did see it, we all loved it. The skits were precious, and the band aIId soloists were enough to make anyone feel mellow or jump, depending on the beat. Sugie Morris and David Gurneyls version of My Darling, My Darlingw was out of this universe. CPIease turn to Page 1515 11481 COMPLIMENTS ml Hampton Pharmacy 422 onmavf at E. GUY ROBERTSON, R.P. 'Q ml? 3 AND. 0 IIIIIQE, f ,,... C-cf-' nv Congratulations to the C'Ia.s'.f af '49 Phone 82560 7722-7724 Hampton Blvd. We Deliver Phone 27884 Seaboard Paint 8a Supply Co., Inc. 3300 Colley Avenue TRUSCON LABORATORIES - DEVOE Ik RAYNOLDS INDUSTRIAL, MARINE, YACIIT AND HOUSE PAINTS MOULTON LADDERS Norfolk, Va. pwo uv... I IM REDDY. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY f149j r ll I bl-5-'!k37'5 - . fi'L.l:'-liisf-35. A '16, 0 l D n U. -Y . 1 , 1 , f fr , , . , . - 4. ,' ., . .. X nn f 5, l MLN uvisll 05 A st! lu 'HJ' 5 4 ga llllly, .,h A . ll Vt, 'A 5'-- lwf5L',J' I O Z my sr s X 'I' V 4' 'nu nm It E'gQ:l1fl'.v' lag. yy W . lx :yo n ret -s fa n 'sfo - vw- v.. we - ff, gs A tw.. Jw- ? -ww Q s - ' v . v . , if ' I . . 4 ' '-.e4Js'.1.t, Pug -' 1- 'T-4115611 - L mu-as A .T iw- tH.L'.l.. L H.. 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WHOLESALE PURVEYORS OF FINE FOODS Restaurant and Institutional Supplies Government Contractors 212-216 W. 23rd St. On Norfolk 81 Western Railway Norfolk 10, Va. COOPER'S 0 fewelry 431 GRANBY STREET fillie 77lae's Fashions for Girls 4129 Granby Street STORE HOURS - 1 P.M. 'ro 9 MC. P.M. f15Oj JUST REMEMBER-fCafz!z'1zuedj On April 8 the Pan American Club banquet was held in the Granby lunch room with many Latin and South American Consuls and their wives as guests. . . . At last we had another vacation. Good ole spring! Ten whole days to do nothing but loaf! But no sooner had wc left school than it was April 25-and time to return. Oh well, it wasn't too long until summer, we thought! But we were mistaken. It seemed like years. On May 13 the Junior Prom was held in the lunch room which was decorated according to the Chinese motif in shades of mauve, pink, and purple. Alfred Cramer made an efficient general chairman. The senior festivities began on june 10. Class night was held in the lunch room where we were served a buffet supper after which wills and prophecies caused much excitement ...... Orchids, white dresses, and soft lights--the Senior CPlea.sc turn to Page 1541 EXCLUSIVELY NEW YORK YANKEE AND NORFOLK TAR BASEBALL GAMES ON NORFOLK,S SPORTS STATION Comlblimcnls W EMANUELSON HARDWARE 4310 Hampton Boulevard 3818 Granby Street Distributor ry' GRANBY HIGH SCHOOL MECHANICAL PENCILS Compliments and Best Luck ecurit tora e St an Compan 530 Front Street Norfolk Virginia 11511 Congratulations to Granby '49 ' Graduate-v ant IZ. H. iutiB5B1'I Women,s Sportswear 61399 Accessories WATEHE5 ' DMMONDS HOME or CALEDONIA JEWELRY SWEATERS 105 Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. 105 C II 8 Pl ce Norfolk, V.- Congratulations To GRANBY GRADUATES OF '49 A. B. Ede1b1ute's Service Station 7607 Granby Street - Norfolk, Vzrgirzia COM PLIMENTS OF FRASER BROTHERS CLEANERS 4106 G anby St. Norfolk, V ginia Phone 22277 Norfolk' Riverview Grocery 3816 GRANBY ST. 11521 Va. Franli Ford, Esmsusmso 1909 Complzfmenls ff NoRFoLK JEWELERS and SIL VERSZW I THS L I N EN SERVICE 229 GRANBY STREET , NORFOLK, VA. Inc. Grandyfs Open Air Market 25th and Monticello AND Forum Super Market 5215 Colley Avenue W. J. DERIEUX, Preszdent f153j Congratulations and Best Wishes for continued success, Granby Graduates NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS, INC. Publishers of NORFOLK VIRGINIAN PILOT Morning and Sunday NORFOLK LEDGER-DISPATCH Evening Except Sunday JUST REMEMBER-fCor1tin11edj Prom-our prom-with a background of sweet music and lovely decorations-What more could we ask? Remember? Yes, we'll always remember, how could we forget? Baccalaureate was one of those solemn oc- casions we like to recall. All of us were deeply impressed by the sermon and beautiful music. Of the many Sundays in our memories, this one was outstanding. Graduation! The big event we had all so anxiously awaited. It was plain to be seen, on the night of commencement, that we were just a little nervous. As the strains of i'Pomp and Circumstances came rolling out, a hush fell over the audience. Then we, with our heads high and our shoulders unusually straight, marched in. Through the various addresses, the playlet, and the presentation of awards, we sat in a state of increasing excitement until Finally, one by one, each was called forth to receive a long awaited diploma. fPlease turn to Page 1561 GREETINGS FROM The Evening Shoppers Store HOME SPECIALTIE C0. Appliances, Gifts, Toys, Radios, Records 35th 8- Granby Sis. , Norfolk, Va. OLIVER SCHOOL of DANCE Au. TYPES or DANCING Donornv AND WARREN OLIVER 1318 Colley Ave. Phone 24466 11541 l x- l Your education is cumula- tive and will continue for the rest of your life. And, since 83 percent of all you will ever learn in life de pends upon hovs well you can ree good eyesight is of paramount importance A scientific eye-examina- tion by one of Halllv skilled optomctrists will go a long way towards keeping you alert and accomplished in whatever field of endeavor you punsue GP! ll QYXXLM. QB mt ? f . . . - . Q 1 ,I rl' 1 p I ' I' ii, - 33, . ' i .E l , 'C - , - of a t .En 257 Granby Street - Established 1901 HAMPTO ROADS TRACTOR 81 EQ IPME T C0. Heztdquarters For Construction, Industrial and Logging Equipment INTERNATIONAL DIESEL Powmtl' NORFOLK, VIRGINIA W 39TH STREET Sz KILLAM Avi-1. PHONE 2-2717 N551 JUST REMEIXIBER-QCo1zlin11rdJ The exercises were ending, and we stood to sing, for the last time as Granby students, the Alma Mater. We Couldn't help itg we just wept. Even that boy whom we thought would never graduate blinked a little and made strange faces. All at once memories began to Hood through us so quickly that we lost track of what was happen- ing. We'd never again hear Hut-town ring through the halls, never pass notes across the auditorium in study hall, never be Granby students again. But Emerson reminds us that for everything we have lost wc have gained some- thing else. VVe'll always have our memories. Remember? EU 14 Wu- I 31 rf. 3' fm 24 s s so 9 INC 420 GRANBY ST V. T. MYERS HBUILDING CJiREATER NORFOLK Time out for Coke ,as .CST 'J 'NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. H561 x ' I Emmo ns nummvme COMPANY. mc. ifBE?'e2EfG1ZE'?EfIl il? 2 BURKE IIIGIHY 808-812 BERMUDA ST. 0 NORFOLK. VIRGINIA 11571 :sf sus: vsnrsu iavsn vs4nx4vs4vxns-n usavssns.nsnsars4usensub4vs4vs4uxaus4ux1os4rx4ospvsnnsusnnsa vsusnsnvsusnvsavsarxn sus: nxnxn nsauxpns.-n-sn Lnsnsnsa S4 :sag lint!rioILAILODLOQAlinliuxnui4OilIL.Clsui1li.4l5.n MR. R MRS. MR. R MRS. MR. R MRS. C3 nsns--sn r-yn:snnsnusunwnsnnsanxnnvnxnssa .lairons R. P. ALBERGOTTI JOHN S. ALFRIEND D. D. ATKINSON COMDR. R MRS. .JOSEPH H. BAKER, JR. MR. R MRS. D. M. BARNER MR. R MRS. A. G. BEAMAN MR. R MRS. HIRAM B. BENNETT MR. R MRS. J. PILCHER BRADSHAW MR. R MRS. GAITHER C. BRIGGS DR. R MRS. C. P. BROWN MR. R MRS. WM. C. COUPLAND MR. HENRY COYLE MR. R MRS. W. B. DAWLEY MR. JOSEPH D. DEAL, JR. MR. R MRS. H. L. DOUGHERTY MR. R MRS. S. P. C. DUVALL MR. R MRS. B. P. EGGLESTON, JR. MRS. WM. T. FREEMAN, JR. MR. R MRS. T. C. GATLEY MR. R MRS. L. R. GATLING MR. R MRS. E.J. GFQRLOFF MR. R MRS. H. Ff'GERST MR. R MRS. W. B. GOODWYN MR. R MRS. JAMES E. HALL MR. R MRS. ALVIN L. HARWELL MR. R MRS. E. J. HAYCOX, JR. MRS. J. H. HOCG MR. R MRS. J. C. HUDSON MR. R MRS. L. T. IRONMONGER MR. R MRS. W. K. JARVIS MR. R MRS. E. O. JEWELL MR. R MRS. R. W. KELLEY MR. R MRS. CHARLES C. LIGHT MR. R MRS. J. O. LITTLE MRS. RICHARD M. MARSHALL MR. R MRS. MR. R MRS. DR. MR. MR. .nrx.us-vsuxusu 11581 R MRS. R MRS. R MRS. :Q-nsns-nsqnsausorinxnsnrsn WILLARD W. 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YAFFEY A FRIEND rsovsnsws.--suwsns.4w-suqtnsus-nsausnvsnrs, nrsnrsnvss ghe Qest of .fuck to the Class of Q19 Those who are the happiest are Conceit, God's gy? to little those who do the most for men.-Bruce Barton others.-Booker T. Washington x cg? dk' QS, Q-11 X' a,z -' C-in Q be F 'Q QS' e F xx: Q ET QL fe- R N e Q E , Q, ,Q 4 Q xx I QF! , eh. get E tk .. be -. ' 1 gk 'fl we Q . Q? .- .. E? ffx- Sri egg, Xe s. XX v , .. Q! C53 C- r be Y Hb :Q - me - sk? 3 i St Q1 , ya - 5 e 3 'ff xx 1 7:3 X X ,KX I K' QE- 421 J ' X 'X X e ' N 2 t T? ff Y. ' ' ttx J , X x U people did as much as they 'EL I Success is getting what Jang said they did, there would be C wantg happiness is wanting no time to talk about it. what you get.-Anon. -Virginia B. Leekie This page, contributed to the Granby Key Club by a Kiwanian, is for your friends, autographs. f159j ,RQ . f f .V H ug' --1-Y, gk ,f K . ,-1-. gy, QF . .IQAQ Qi '- Lf - fy NJ- 'Q ' --,M ' Q x feig ' N601 Wherever we may go, will our memories Q' lhee be brighlf, In tile procluction of this yearlwoolc, we have lingered for a moment at tile scenes of tlzose experiences wlzfclz Italie illllezibly J7lC11'lfeCl Olll' BUGS. Olll' PIIIPOSQ IICIS Leell accomplished through tlzis 110016, you re-live your Pleasant Clays at G1'a11l1y. . 12 ,f,.U? ' 1' , Lf Mwmwwfww awww 442, . CAM 329,51 MZJAA Lfwffbv. vii! f 7 Q .E f J ,LI V7 If 7 ad' 1 ff 2 If , ,.' 1 I .ij K X 'CA ,fy 4,77 Kn ' tjgkfb B40 .Lf.,4ff,,..f:',f . . LL 4.4, 1 1 , . ,Q ,wif fl A- 'jiifff I S . if M, i9.,,, w Mwfydfwdf-'MO X-fpf' . 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