Granby High School - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1951 volume:

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' -K '1' w X YN Revealilzg infinite Patience anfl uncler- stancling in all our problems, possessing a sincere interest in everything we unclertalce, slzaring our joys in eacn completes! tas1c-- these are time qualities wlziclm have enrlearecl you to Granby anal the aG1'anIJy Wayn. We, the Class of1951, consiclez' it a special Priv- ilege to cleflicate Olu' G1'd1lL17 Allrllrn to you, Silayl Page. my X M ,M QMWMM .Wifi ,UM-VM w..,,. SMX :Jw-xi-we , .Ms s. ww f.wm,g, U V' U - H ' ziigm ' LJMKQL M hmm. Mv- f ' , 'WMM 'HIPUM ,. ', M Q 4 Lili. W' U MSL' ML We x 1, .. .3-ef,3fM3,W .,. .. ,fx ,,,..1,i,,,. . ., .W ,AM,,,...,i 4 ,, Navy' U1 we-. .-,,,M liwiw. M. 43. ,,: Wi: riff? .ffpw ..3i..., . , A .1 ., , ..M ff. V- ET- ' wr, .XML ey, .M. f.. ..j,1fpm 3- - . Mau V. .,M..- 4' MM rpg, N -frm P5 4. . ,- SIBYL PAGE - M M2 If sim . 1 sgsff. - M Tfiim 1 M .fix ki K N 5 ,SNS -. 5 Wt ,T ML I .L 2 . . wwf x x x 7xMx ALBUM FOREVV ORD Page 10 ADMINISTRATION - FACULTY Page 1 1 SENIORS - UNDERCLASSMEN HALL OF FAME Page 23 Page 67 Page 75 Page 103 Page 125 Page 129 ECTIO ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ALBUM 5? 49 Wiz? - 5353 1: 1351 ' A 7 32 ' -:- :-: .:.- ADVERTISEMENTS SSSSS gpm: --ff' zlz ' f ga-E .EEV 1 E ,k,' J M5 F ' f-Lf fef of swim ,, , . Vega, M- , ,J , v ff E g an Q 1 52. A: Q J' 1 ,J A 'R 'gg A ag S E W J.. X E-1 g f , A - 'Was f W 4 2 5 7 , , f X -- . 25-if :ll uw- - : ,lx Egfffqgoui f- .--, ..... 69,41-www 10- bn, ' . - mf K wnxibix -. :Els 'iss --hx .. . 1' fe' K ' A Ge! , v - . V .W ...., -,,:,, . MH-rf, it The crowded halls, the never-ending book and lunch lines, the varied assemblies, the humorous classes and the ones in which we go to sleep, the thrill of our football games, the jukebox dances afterwards, the three o'clock bell, thc mad dash for the bus - all these things merge to weave the pattern of our life at Granby. This pattern we have attempted to trace in Our Granby Album fy' 7957. aw ma wwf,-fssa ss .mg KX ms., L- may N Xa ma: xx E X4 ss fx mf sm EDWIN L. LAMBERTH A.v.vislanl Szzperinlendezzl A. B., College of William and Mary M. A., University of Virginia 12 Ia-- JOHN J. BREWBAKER Sujlerinlendenl A. B., Roanoke College M. A., University of Virginia HERMAN M. WILLIAMS PfI'7ICZpIIl A. B., Randolph-Macon College M. A., University 0fVi1'giniz1 ELMER TARRALL Axsislzznt Princzlml A. B., M. Ed., Duke University Univcrsity of North Carolina --:al 1 3 LTY ERMA M. ADAMS VAUGHN G. ADAMS HERBERT R. ANDERSON XVINIFRED E. ANDREW Department Chairman, English Department Chairman, Indzmtrial Arty Social Stua'z'e.r A. B., Meredith College Alazhemalws B. S., State Teachers College A. B., College of William M. A., Duke University A. B., RancluglEMacon Woman's Bemidji, Minnesota and Mary o egc MARY BALASCA GLENN E. BEST ELLEN BLAKE SYBIL BOGGS Physical Eduoation, Mechaniral Drawing Student Counselor, English Student Cozmrelor, Sfienre Drive' ldrammg B. S., YVesl Virginia Universily A. B., Sweet Briar College A. B., Randolph-Macon X'Voman's B. S., Madison College M. A., Ohio State University M. A., Columbia University College EILEEN L. BOUSH WALTER W. BREWSTER LINNIE B. BRICKHOUSE Home Economics Distributive Education Social Studief B. S., Mary Wlashinglon A. B., Arkansas A. and M. College B. S., University uf Alabama College M. B. A., University of Pennsylvania 14 E- f .xagw Y . ANN W. BROCK Student Courwelor, Science . B., Rznndol h-Macon Vtloma College n's LTY JOHN W. BROWN, JR. MARY M. BURFOOT QUIDA W. BYINGTON LOIS CALLIS Coach, Plyzsical Education lllalllefnalics Science Slzzdmt Counselor, M alhenmlicx B. S., College of William A. B., Randol h-Macon NVoman's A. B., Huntingdon College B. S., Roanoke College and Mary gollege Montgomery, Alabama M. A., Columbia University DOROTHY U. CARTER RAYMOND S. CASEY HOWARD CLOONAN GENEVIEVE W. COLE Ilffalhefnalics Allzlelic Director, Driver Training Department Chairman, Home Econonlics A. B., Randol h-Macon Woman's B, P. E., SpringHeld College Aflechanwal Dmwlffg B. S., Madison College College New York Universimy B. S., State Teachers College M. A., Columbia University Oswego, New York WILLIAM L. COOPER, JR. ELIZABETH DABNEY HELEN DELONG EDMUND T. DERRINGE Dz'versMed Occupations Student Caunsnlor, English Social Studies Coach, MdlhZHldll.6X, A. B., Elon College A. B., Randolph-Macon Womzm's A. B., Longwood College Sona! Studia? College , B. S., Georgetown University FAC LTY KATRINE DEVV ITT MARY J. DUNCAN ALBERTA S. ELLIOTT MARY B. GREEN Businem Slurlml Counselor, Social Slzuliex Music Commercial Arillzmetic A. B., College of William A. B., College of YVillium B. S. M., Womarfs College B. S., Norlhcastern Slate College and Mary and Mary University of North Carolina Tahlcquah, Oklahoma M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers B. C. S., Southeastern University Washington, D. C. MARY L. GREGORY DONALD G, GRIFFIN REBECCA W. GRIFFIN FORREST L. GUTH Phyxical Education Coach, Social S1udz'e.r Home Econonzicx Industrial Arty, Safegw Edzzcalion B. S., Longwood College A. B., Collqisi of William A. B., Elon College B. S., Slate Teachers College and ary lwlillersville, Pennsylvania M. A., New York University LAUREL K. GUTTERMAN JOSEPHINE HANCOX SARA LEE HUTCHINGS ANN IRELAND Student Cozlnselor, English Latin French, Spanish .fllathemalics A. B., College of William A. B., Hollins College A. B., Weslhamplon College B. S., Nladison College and Mary M. A., Middlebury College .AI 16 Ip.. French School LTY C. ROBERT JONES, JR. MARY D. JOHNSON CATHERINE KEMP MARY KNIGHT llflalhenzalicv Ilnjmrlfnwzl Clzairnmn, Science English B. S., Virginia Polytechnic Soma! Smdzey B. S., Longwood College B. S., Madison College Institute A. B., XVoman's College of University M. A., Duke University ol' North Carolina Nl. A., University of North Carolina vw Af A 1 .. rm. ww . ..., - .-:tl '. -E -A ::,si 55 I ...Mi - Hifi, - ?'QsZiL'.Qsi iii? . 3' . W 3 32. 5,51 2 l...ffl9it?2El A -1 ' I i i if 1 . Q 5 - MEL. it g., .,.. i ' fig ' 5. QQ ' I. .fail f- ., - A ii. - gfiflllffii - L J . 5 I M I .wmv lk E tmgft I. . .3.r.jZi?.,....L DOROTPIY A. MARTIN XIVILLIAM P. MARTIN NORA MI'fCIiELL JOHN D. MIZELL, JR. Science Deparlmezzl Clzairnmn, Coacli, Social Studies Science B. S., lxfaclison College PIUWMUZ Edfwfflfffft B. S., University of Virginia B. S., University of Georgia A. B., Nlichigan State College 'lllhelfls' Georgia M. A., University of North Carolina DIXIE W. MOORE LOUISE MOSES FRANCES NORSWORTHY MARY PARKER OLD Coach, Pltysical Education Deparlnzeni C'lzaz'rman, Busiizenrs Dqbarllncnl Chairlnarz, Sjzanixlz Department Chairman, Science A. B., College of William A. B., Duke University A. B., New Jersey College B. S., College of William and Mary and Mary IW. S., Virginia Polytechnic: Institute for Women M. A., Columbia University -:II 17 Ich LTY SIBYL PAGE MARIAN B. POND RUTH M. RICHMOND JOHN D. RIDDIOK, LL.D. Student Counselor, English Social Studies English Science A. B., College of William and Mary B. S., Longwood College A. B., College of William and Mary A. B., Randolph-Macon College M. A., Randolph-Macon College M. Ed., Harvard University LL. D., Randolph-Macon College V ,fi - ' O.. .A -1 4. .A s . A If f i -f . ff. fi , A 7 A -' ' 5 A Z A Q -' if Q. N 15, A l ef . ' f X E S OLIVE ROBERSON ANNA RYDINGSVARD LOUISE SITTERSON PAUL HOUSTON SMITH Matlzematz'cs English Student Counselor, Science Business B. S., Madison College A. B., College ofWiIliam and Mary A. B., East Carolina Teachers College A. B., College of William M. A., Bread Loaf School of English M. Ed., University of North Carolina and Iwiary lkiiddlcburg MARGARET E. STAFFORD M. CORNELIA STAHR MARY ELLEN TEMPLE F ANNY M. THOMAS Art English Business Business College of Vlilliam and Mary, Ph. B., Dickinson College B. S. Longwood College B. S., Mary Washington College Norfolk Division Iwi. A., Temple University A21 18 FAC LTY ,..,. N I I, A , I gif f 5' I AA., of 4 3 A A iff MARGARET rrl-IOMPSON MARY LEE YTILLETTE ANNE N. TREAKLE DAVID C, URQUHART 1l4!1ll7EIl'lHf1.CJ Aclvimr, Stzulefit Acl1'zfz'lz'e.v,' Englixlz, Dramalic Ari: Social Sludies, Englixlz A. B., S!,'IOSCph'S College Lalm A. B., Brenziu College A. B., College of William and Mary A. B., Randolgliifvlacun Woman's NI. A., University of North Carolina M. A., Columbia University o egc M. A., University of Chicago f .. I 'MQ ,gif as , -- i .. , iii , ' . 'A , . Q! :iii ' . ' Ai --.. f ff .. ' .. ' .. zz f , 'Vlwgifg-'11-.ai ..: I ' M. . :' ' I '- , . L .... , , :I S ,, ,ewa n H-:if wr A. ,, + . f KA fb ,Q A W .,'. I ELEANOR WALDEN HELEN MCH. VVALKER VVILLIAM S. VVALKER LOUIS E. WI-IITCHURCI-I Departmenl Clzairman, Alusic Englixlz IlIdIl.S'll'l'0I Arts Englzlvlz B. M., University of West Virginia B. S., Madison College B. S., Stale Teachers College B. S., S, T. B., Boston University M. A., College of NVillinm and Mary Oswego, New York MARGARET E. WHITE RUSSELL WILLIAMS IONE WILSI-IIN NANCY CUSIIING WOODS Science Band Health, Plglsical EdllEHll'07I Englixlz A, B., Hollins College B. S., Temple University B. S., Longwood College A. B., University of Maine Li. M., University of Michigan NI. A., Toachere College Columbia University A-QI 19 11:- LTY FF CHARLES H. YARGER FRANCES WILLS L. YOUNG ELIZABETH H. NORTON OLIVE R. MCKAY Nlatlzematics English Librarian Arsislarzt Librarian B. S., University of Maryland A. B., College of William and Mary A. B., University Ol' Kentucky Stale Teachers College Genesco, New York SUSAN GAY SAUNDERS MARY E. MCKIMMEY MILDRED CLIFTON VIRGINIA PEDIN Nurse Dieliliarz Accompanisl Head Clerk R. N., St. Christophefs National Piano Teachers Guild School of Nursing of America ELLEN L. MILLER RUTH H. LONG MURIEL G. BROWN J. J. SANDERS Clerk Clerk Clerk Custodian --QI 20 Ir- Seaisd: NiARlEAllli'l' KIUD, Xlll-KGKNIA Mmuuss, CI.AuDIaNI2 Coovmz, MARGAIIET MANLfJVli, JEAN SILIALIIURN Slandiug: jovmz GUNTER, I-III.nA BRAX- TON, NANCY BAISII, BETTY SvIJIsNs'I'IzIcKIzIz, JANE BERRY- IIAN, JANE SMITII, SANDRA PIC!-CARD, NANCY SMITII, QIANICE KING, BAIQIIARA xVARD EI.IaAN0I1 CQUSTAFSON, ANNIII Sowxsns, ,IOANN SWVAIN, Rosn MARIE MARSIXALL, LINDA MUN- DEN, MARTIIA MAILSIIALI. tajf Assistants I -if. 4 gig., E. I I 'gk -QI 21 In' 5 x 1' . l L i mf Assistants AQ 5 ? 4 w ig: , X s -QI 22 If:- Ruxfus GORIDON, JOHN UAL.v1N, jmnas RUTIGER lx! Rnw: Louisa Hoon, Lau UPTAIN, BARBARA SAUNDEKS, Sumuav SIMMONS Znd Row: AIQAN Puncrms, JANET Sum-Amr SON, MULLY NOTTINGHAM, MAR- joms BnowN, MABLE BROWN 3rd Row: Barry CALLAWAY, Hopn Sroux- TON, JOAN MANOR N O R S 211 24 Ir:- MARIAN POND Class Sf707I.Y07 - 7957 January Senior O cers 7.rt Row: MINA YAFFEY, FAY GREENLAND, MAXINE HOFHEIMER 2nd Row: JACK SMART Pl'l'5Z'Kl6IZl. ....... . Vice-Prwiffcrzl ........ S6'L'l't'l!IljJ ...,. Tmzszzrer 7,...., Sjzonsor ...,... ...HJAGK SMART ....,.MINA YAFFEY ......Fm' GREENLAND MAXINE HOFPIEIMEIQ .MISS MARIAN POND 41 25 In- F AY SHARON GREENLAND FIRST HONOR GRADUATE Januar Honor Graduates MINA ROSALIE YAFFEY SECOND HONOR GRADUATE FAY SHARON GREENLAND ,...,,, ,,,,,,, 9 5,55 MINA ROSALIE YAFFEY ........ ,,,,,,, 9 2,25 NIAXINE HOFHETMER ...... ,,,,,,, 9 1,65 JOHN ROBERT SUTTON .... .,..... 90.87 GEORGE DIMITRIOU ,,.,,.... ,,,,,,, 9 --:JI 26 Iac- MIN.A YAFFEY, JOHN SUTTON, FAY GREENLAND, GEORGE DIMITRIOU, MAXINE HOFHEIMER IANUARY SENIORS JOSEPH EMMETT ABBOTT, JR. Gzncral junior Usher . . . Intramural XVrestling CLAUDE ROLAND AVERX' Gcnvml Manager ul' Football Team 1949 BETTY NVERT BLACKXVELL General Red Cross Representative . . . Foutlighls Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . -junior Y Teens , . . Senior Y Teens . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . , Clinic Assistant EARL VVALLACE CADDELL, JR. General Home Room Treasurer DOI.ORES MARION CORNVIN Gmeral Art Club . . . Band . . . All Stale Band 1949, 1950 , . . All City Band Clinic 1947, 1948, 1949 RALPH WALKER AMBROSE General House of Representatives . . . Distributors Club PATRICIA ANN BAISH General Senior Y Teens BETTY ANN BONER General Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Diversified Occupations Club DORIS MAE COOK General Junior Y Teens ROBERT B. CJROMXVELL, JR. Language Homcroom Treasurer . . . Key Club -:tl 27 It:- GEORGE D1M1'rR1OU Language House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Intramural Ntlrestling . . . All State Band 1949, 1950 . . . All City Band 1947, 1948 CHARLES RALPH GROvEs Gelzeral RENE ARTHUR HENRY, JR. Language Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . Secretary of Monogram Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . President of Key Club. . . . SI3H.0fGRANBY 1951 , . . Sports Editor ot SPECTATOR . . .Junior Usher . . . Bowling Team . . . Delegate to International Key Club Convention 1949 and 1950 . . . Student Publicity Director WALTER Louis HOl'KINS General House of Representatives . . . Hnmeroom 'Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1950 . . , Junior Varsity Basketball 1945, 1946, 1947 . . . Varsity Basketball 1950 . . . Bowling Team RAYMOND CORTLAND JONES General Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Vtfrestling . . . Vested Choir . . . Senior Boys' Chorus A-:al 28 Is-- F AY SHARON GREENLAND Language Secretary of January Senior Class . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Ath- letic Club . . . President of Pan American League . . . Cue Club . , . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Spanish Tournament 1948, 1949, 1950 ELEANOR ANN GUSTAFSON Business Red Cross Representative . . .Junior Y Teens . . . Clinic Assistant MAXINE HOFHEIMER Language Treasurer ofJanuary Senior Class . . . House of Representatives . . . Games Literary Society . . . Secretary of junior Y Teens . . . International Relations Club , . . Co-editor of SPEUTATOR , . . Ofhce Assistant . . . Vice- President of Quill and Scroll Society HERBERT MOORE JARVIS Language Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . President of Cue Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . TNN'ELFTll Nici-rr 1950 . . . Christmas Play 1949 . . , Vested Choir . . . One Act Play 1950 . . . Senior Boys' Chorus . . . Romso ANU .IULIET MARGARE'F ANNE LEAFE Business Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Chorus . . Senior Chorus . . . Band HENRY LOSOHER Language Footlights Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Orchestra , . . Bowling Team 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . junior Varsity Track 1947, 1948 . . . One Act Play 1947 ROSE MARIE MARSHALL Business Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Footlights Club . . . junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Pan Ameri- can League . . . Cue Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Clinic Assistant JOHN WILLIAM MILLS General Footlights Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1948 . . . junior Varsity Basketball 1947 . . . In- tramural VVrestling Champion 1948 MAURIOE MOARDLE NEWTON General Photography Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Wrestling Team 1947 FRANCES LOUISE SMITH Language Red Cross Representative . . . Vice-President, President of Games Literary Society . . . President of junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . President of Quill and Scroll Society . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1950, 1951 . . . State Literary Eventsg Public Speaking 1948 . . . Debate Team 1950 . . . Library Assistant MARTHA WINFIELD MARSPIALL General Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . junior Chorus , . . Drill Team . . . Orchestra . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Office Assistant . . . Clinic Assistant ,IOANNE LEIGH MCLEAN General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Cue Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Vested Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus BETTY ANNE NAIRNE General Home Economics Club . . . Majorette . . Comet Show 1949, 1950 . . . Band Office Assistant JACK MILTON SMART General President ofjanuary Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Presi- dent, Treasurer of Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . , Junior Usher . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Varsity Baseball 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Football 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . In- tramural 1fVrestling WILLIAM FRANK STARK Business House of Representatives . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . junior Chorus . . . President of Senior Choms . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . , . Varsity Football 1948, 1949, 1950 '-:QI 29 II:-' KIOHN ROBERT SUTTON General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Football 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Track 1950 JACQUELINE LEE SYKES Language Footli hts Club . . . Les Cadets Francais . . . Cue Club . . , junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1947 . . , Vested Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus JUNE CAROLYN TUOKER General House ol' Representatives . . . Footlights Club . . . junior X Teens . . . Staff of SPECTATOK BARBARA WORTH VVATERS Business Art Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Oilice Assistant MINA ROSALIE YAFFEX' Language Vice-President of January Senior Class . . . House of Representatives . . . Homcroorn Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . Secretary of Games Literary Society . . . Vice-President of junior Y Teens . . . Secretary, Vice- President of Pan American League . . . In- ternational Relations Club . . . Spanish Tournament 1950 ROBERT MASON SYDENSTRICKER Genera! .Iunior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus BARBARA ANNE TUCKER Business Red Cross Representative . . . Distributors Club . . . junior Y Teens GAETANO JOHN URSO General Photography Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Science Club . . . Band . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Intramural Tumbling . . . Bowling Team 1947, 1948, 1949 RONALD LEVERETTE W1NsLow General Photography Club . . . Band . . . Bowling Team . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Basketball . . , All State Band 1948 ROBERT RAY YATES General Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . .junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . .junior Usher . . . Varsity Baseball 1947 . . . Swim- ming Team . . , Intramural Basketball , . , Intramural Softball , . . Intramural Baseball . . , Bowling Team CD Lucky ,Lenny JANUARY CLASS BANQUET QCFOLUZ Cfovefz January 26 Leaf JANUARY SENIOR PRONI january 27 Qvocessional COMMENCEMENT 'Ianuary 29 4-:al 31 June Senior O cers gg' -ffif .4- W 1 1' Jifwfxfffwcir' 'M - - I H 1 1.12 fw?5m'a- M -21 32 Iac'- JAMES ATKINSON, BARBARA KELLENBERGER, ANN GRUBBS, MARTIiA DRIESELL Presfden! ,.... V1'ce-Pnfszlleizl ..,, Sffcrelagf ,,.... Treasum' ...... Slbonsor ..... ..,..,.JAMEs ATKINSON .n........ANN GRUBBS .....MARTHA DRIESEIOL ...MBARBARA ISIELLENBERGER ...,..MISS MARIAN POND LOIS ELIZABETH SHUEY FIRST HONOR GRADUATE June Honor Graduates LoIs ELIzAEE'rI1 SIIUEY ...,...... ...,.. 94.95 SUZANNE ACKISS ,,....,.... ..... ......,. , , . ,,,.,,, 94.86 LALLA BRANCH KIRKIJATRIOK ,..,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 4.04 DONALD CUEEISON I..l'l'I'LE. ,....,,. ,,,,,,,,, 9 4.04 ,IANE ROBERTS SIIRIVERI ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 3,84 MARGARET ANNE MANLOVE ,,,,,,,, ,,,,A,A,, 9 3,60 ANN ELIZABETH GRUBBS ........ CIIARLES VVALTER DEAN ...,... ........,93.47 , ....,,,. 93,42 BARBARA BERNIOE KEI.LENBIiRGER .......,.. BETTY Lou Bmus .,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . FRANOESAIOAN WEAVER ........ PATSY LUCILLE GRANT ....... FAYE NEWTON N'fORROXV,,,....., WINIfIEI.n STOvER,.. ....,..., ,,,,,,,,, , ., MARJORIE SINGLHTON BI-.OWN ....... JANICE MARIE KING .4,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, xvAL'l'lER SAUNDERS FORBES .... 93.27 92.50 92.35 92.16 92.04 91.83 91.71 91.57 90.75 3 Ik G II I T .1 KW' 3 RIC!-!fXllD VON CLOCK ,........ .... HOPE CARROLL STOORTON ..... .. JANIIIIQ FAY HADDON,......,,.,,,., SUZANNE ACKISS SECOND HONOR GRADUATE ,.....90,72 ......90.44 ......90.38 MARTI-IA DRUMMOND DRIESELl. ....... ...... 9 0.27 WILLIAM RONALD TERRY .,.... DAVID WESLEY WHITE .....,..... ,IANET LOUISE PAGE ...,...,,..,,.,,.,. ELIZABETH FONT.-UNE FIALA .... ......90.16 ......90.10 ......90.04 ......90.00 m 4531 ,, ' 7:1 Raw: JOAN WI-:AvER,JANIcE KING, Lols SHUEY, SUZANNE Acmss, LALLA KIRKPATIIICK, BARBARA KELLENEEROER ANN GRUEES, MARTHA DlllESELl., MARJORIE BROXVN, BETTY Lou BIGGS, XNINIfIEI.D STOVER, IVIARGARET MANLOVE, FIAI.,-X, HOPE STOCKTON 2nd Row: 1 3rd Raw: CHARLES DEAN, FAYE MORROW, AIANIOE HADDON, PATSY GRANT, JANET PACE, JANE SIIRIVER 4th Raw: DAVID VVHXTE, WALTER FORBES, DONALD LITTLE, RICIITXRD CLOOR, IICINALD TERRY ..wn.Im Wh., L, ' E 'F I ELIZABETH JUNE SENIORS ' SUZANNE ACKISS MARY GERMAIN ALLEN Language L President of 8th Grade . . . Vice-President an-guage of s0Ph0m0 e Class - - - House Of RCPFCSCU' Les Cadets Francais . . . Photography Club tatives . . . Cagtain ol' Cheerleaders . . . . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Senior Chorus Treasurer ol'Lex adets Francais. . . Le Cercle . . I Vested Choir . . I Drill Team U - 1 Comet Francais . . . Comet Shovf 1948 . French show 1949 ' u - Girlsv Bowling Team 1948, T?urrgment1g'gfEJ0 . . . Clinic Assistant . . . 1949, 1950 Iv ISS omrr JOYCE LEE ANDERSON WILLIAM DREWRY ANDREWS Business General Art Club . . . Distributors Club ' . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949 Key Club . . . Bowling Team JAMES OSCAR ATKINSON, III REUBEN SAMUEL ASKEW, JR. Language Gengfal President of June Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . President of Senior Hi-Y . . . ' Key Club . . . Staff of GRANEY 1951 . . . greuldentggfhotoglgpgy Club ' ' ' Stan of A unior Usher . . . Varsity Track 1949 . . . RANBY . . . ta of SPECTATOR . . . , 5 1 U ic N ti n olfTcam1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Boys State L tte nt cl a n s . . R. . Swxmrrnng Team 1950 . . . House of CPTCSCFIIZIUVCS CLAIRE NANNETTE BAKER JAMES READ BARBEE, JR. Language Language . . H f R , ' . , . P ' Le Cercle Francais . . . Senior Chorus . . . Lgalgseci l I gR:g'qS?S:.l,gg?AR0R - -iinlixi-lffari C0mCrSh0w1950 Fgoctjbag . . . Wrestling . . , Varsity Track 1 5 ,I 51 l DAVID THOLIN BERRY JANE AUDREY BERRYMAN Language Business , Homeroom Treasurer . . . Girls' Athletic Transfer from Lawwn Hlgh 51310011 Lawrqn, Club . . . Drill Team . . , Office Assistant Oklahoma . . . Stali' of SPECTATOR . . . Varsity g ' . Clinic Assismm Q b , Vgcbpresidem of Baseball 1951 Garden Club .QI 2 BETTY LOU BIGGS Language Secretary of Student Government . . . Treas- urer of 8th Grade . . , President of 9th Grade , . . President of Sophomore Class . . . Presi- dent ofjunior Class . . . Co-Captain of Cheer- leaders , . . Secretary of Foolltghts Club . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Secretary of junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, i951 . . . Vice- President ol' Les Cadets Francais . . . French Tournament 1950 MARY ALICE BLAKE Business' unior Y Teens . . , Senior Y Teens . . . llested Choir . . . Senior Girls, Chorus . Distributors Club MARKIORIE SINGLETON BROWN Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Library Assistant SHIRLEY LOUISE BRYANT General Senior Y Teens . . . Photography Club . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Future Business Leaders of America WILLIAM LYNN BUDIMLYA Genera! Science Club . . . Intramural Football SARAH NELSON BISHOP Language Transfer from Annapolis High School, Annapolis, Ivfaryland . . . Girls' Athletic Club HILDA ALENE BRAXTON Business Homeroom Treasurer . . . Girls Athletic Club . . . junior Y Teens . . . Stall' of GRANBY 1951 . . . Office Assistant . . . Future Business Leaders ol'America . . . Girls' Bowling Team 1949 STEPHEN MCCORMICK BROWN General Transfer from Lancaster High School, Lan caster, Texas , . . House of Representatives . . . Distributors Club . . . Intramural Wrest ling JAMES ARNOLD BUCKNER General Science Club . . . Band STANLEY CARLTON BUNCH General Little United Nations .. . Intramural lfVrcstling --al 35 Ii: ROBERT LESLIE CAMPBELL General Photography Club . . . Stamp Club , . . Intramural Football MARY JOANN CAPRIO General Footlights Club . . . Junior Chorus . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949 . , . Girls' Chorus . . . Vested Choir JOHN DEWITT CHAPMAN General Footlights Club . . . Junior Hi-Y . . . Varsity Football 1948, 1950 . . . Intramural Base- ball . . . Intramural Basketball KATHERINE GREGORY CHESHIRE Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Chorus MARY ANNE CHITTENDEN General Transfer from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Bethesda, Maryland ..:-,QI 3 6 BQ.. BETTIE TEMPLE CAPPS Language Secretary of Bth Grade . . . Treasurer of 9th Grade . . . Cue Club . . . Drill Team . . . Orchestra . . . Come! Show 1947, 1950 . . . Library Assistant GRACE HELEN CAULK Genera! Band JOHN FRED CHERRY, III General Bowling Team NED BROWNLY CHESHIRE General Homcroom Treasurer . . , Treasurer of Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Basketball 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Football 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Track 1948 . . . Junior Varsity Basketball 1949 . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Xvreslling . . . Intramural Volleyball ALMA JANE CHRISTIANSEN B1l5i7l8.1'.l' NANCY RUTH CLENDENON Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Stall' of SI'Ec'rA'roR . . . Girls' Bowling Team . . . Quill and Scroll Society CLAUDENE COOPER BI1.1'l.IZ8J.1' House of Representatives . . . Oliice Assistant . . . Girls' Rowling Team EDWARD EARL CUNNINGHAM General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Mono ram Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Cqtorus . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Varsity Track 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Track . . . Intramural VVrest- ling...BowlingTa ' V it Basketball 1950 C m Junior arsl Y JAMES ROBERT DANIEL General President of Distributors Club DONALD DOYLE DAVIS Genera! Distributors Club . . . Intramural Wrestling RICHARD VON CLOCK Language Transfer from Rogers High School, Newport, Rhode Island . . . Pan American League . . . Little United Nations THOMAS FRANCIS COYNE, JR. General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Track 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Track 948, 1949, 1950 . . , Intra- mural Football . . . Bowling Team JANE DALLAS Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Pan American League . . . Cue Club . , . Senior Y Teens . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Staff ol' SPEc'rA'roR , . . Library Assistant . , . Little United Nations RICHARD F. DAUGHERTY, JR. Business House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literar Society . . . Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950 . . . Junior Usher . . . s13f1iDfGRANBY 1951 . . . ested Choir . . . Boys' Chorus . . . Christmas Play 1949 . . . TwELr'rH NIGIIT . . . ROMEO and JULIET . . . Contest Play, 1951 CHARLES WALTER DEAN Language President, Vice-President of Student Govern- ment . . . Secretary of Sophomore Class . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . I-Iomeroom Treasurer . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Treasurer of Key Club . . . Junior Usher . . . Stafl' of SPEc'rA'rOR . . . Latin Tourna- ment 1948 . . . Office Assistant . . . Intra- mural Football . . . Intramural Wrestling -sl 37 Is- GAIL ADAIR D1xoN Language Red Cross Representative . . . Distributors Club . . . Footlx hts Club . . .gunior Y Teens . . . Senior Y 'Iiens , . . Le ercle Francais . . . Photography Club . . . Cue Club . . . junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Staff of SPec'rA'roR MARTHA DRUMMOND DRIESELL Language Treasurer of junior Class . . . Secretary of june Senior Class . . . Games Literary Society . . . President, Vice-President of Girls' Alh- letie Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Secretary of Les Cadets Francais . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Vice-President, Treasurer of Quill and Scroll Society . , . Editor-in-Chief of GRANBY 1951 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1950 . . , Girls' State 1950 JEAN FLORENCE EDNVARDS General junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Staff of SPECTATOR MARY ELIZABETH ELLZEY Bzlrinerr Distributors Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Staff of SPec'rA'roR JOAN GARDNER FERRALL Language Transfer from VVashington Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia . . . Games Literary Society . . . Cue Club . . . Pan American League sql 38 IRENE DRAhlES Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Footlights Club . . . junior Chorus . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Captain of Drill Team . . . Madrigal Singers , . . Senior Sextette . . . Vested Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus SHERRY DUNN General Transfer from King George High School King George, Virginia LARRYE EDNVIN EDYE General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Intramural Track SARA GENEVIEVE E'rHER1DGE Language House of Representatives . . , Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Treasurer of Red Cross Representatives ELIZABETH FONTAINE FIALA Language Transfer from Williams Memorial Institute, New London, Connecticut . . . Senior Chorus FRITZ FIRING Language I-iomeroom Treasurer . . . Footliglits Club . . . Games Literary Societ . . . Monogram Club . . . I 9'-16 1949, 1948 Key Club . . . Sl3g10fGRANBY 1951 State Literary Events, Prose Reading . . . OHice Assistant . . . Varsity Track 1950, 1951 . . .rJunior Varsity Track . . . Intramural 'netball -JOHN WILLIAM FLINT General WALTER SAUNDERS FORBES General Intramural Football MARY AGNES GARA Language Red Cross Rf-presentative . . . Vice-President ot' Le Cerele francais , . . Treasurer of Games Literary Society . . . Treasurer of Girls' Ath- letic Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . , . Vice-President of Les Cadets Francais . . . Drill Team . . . Cornet Show 1949, 1950 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1950, 1951 . . . State Literary Events, Debating Team 1950, 1951 . . . Library Assistant . . . French Tournament 1 1951 DORIS ENID GIBSON Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Les Cadets Francais 1 . . . Le Cercle Francais . , . Junior Y Teens 1 . . . Little United Nations . . . Garden Club 1 . . . Drill Team BARBARA F LEIR Burinesr Treasurer of Distributors Club ROBERT TURPIN F LOYD, JR General Red Cross Representative . . . Senior HI Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Varsity Basketball 1949, 1950, 1951 Varsity Track 1948 JOAN ALLYNE GAETANI Language Secretary of Girls' Athletic Club Senior Y Teens . . . Garden Club . . . Pan American League . . . International Relations Club NANCY LU GATLINC, Language Red Cross Representative . . . Vice President of Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Senior Y Teens . . Secretary of Les Cadets Francais , . . Cue Club Little United Nations . . . Drill Team Comet Show 1947, 1949 . . . s131'T0fSPECTATDR Christmas Play 1948 . . . ROMEO AND JULIE1' CARL EMIL GIESE, JR General Homeroom Treasurer :II 39 II: RUFUS HENRY GORDON, JR. Language Red Cross Rcgresentative . . . Games Literary Society . . . P otography Club . . . Secretary of Key Club . . . President of Science Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . -Iunior Usher . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Dclegatc to State Science Fair 1948, 1949 VIRGINIA MCKAY GREEI.EN' Language Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . , . Secretary of Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . , Comet Show 1950 . . . Lieutenant of Drill Team . . . Spanish Tournament 1950 , . . Library Assistant , . . State Literary Eventsg Prompter of Contest Play 1950 . . . Gym Assistant DIANE CORINNE GROsso Btznners Art Club , . . Girls' Athletic Club'. . .Junior Chorus KIOYCE LEE GUNTER General Homeroom Treasurer , . . Cheerleaders . . . Distributors Club . , . junior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . , Cnmct Show 1950 . . . Oflicc Assistant MORGAN COLEMAN HAMBY General House of Representatives PATSY LUCILLE GRANT Language Transfer from Oceana High School, Oceana, Vir inia . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Cue Cluliv . . . International Relations Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Office Assistant . . . Vcsted Choir SALLY JEAN GRESHAM Language Art Club . . . Social Chairman, Vice-President of Senior Y Tccns . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . International Relations Club . . . Co-Editor nl' SPECTATOR . . . Girls' Bowling Team ANN ELIZABETH GRUBBS Language Vice-President of June Senior Class . , . House of Representatives . . . President of Games Literary Society . . . junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Treasurer of Le Ccrcle Francais . . . President of Les Cadets Francais . . . Treasurer of Quill and Scroll Society . . . junior Chorus . . . Staff of GRANBY 1950 . . . Co-Editor of GRANBY 1951 . . . Latin Tourna- ment 1947, 1948 . . . French Tournament 1950, 1951 . . . Office Assistant LIANICE FAY I-IADDON General Transfer from Glen Allen High School, Glen Allen, Virginia . . . Senior Y Teens WILLIAM JOYNER HARDEN General House of Representatives l -IACK DWAIN HARDY General Monogram Club . . . Intramural Football . . . Swimming Team ANNE ROSE HEDL Genera! Transfer from -Iames WVhitcomb Riley High School, South Bend, Indiana . . . Littlc United Nations JEAN TERRELL I-IOGG Bu.vine.fs Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus , . , Comet Show 1947 . . . Stafl' ol'SPEC1'A'rOR SCOTT LEE HUSTON Language Red Cross Representative RICHARD VERNON KIENNINGS General Monoqram Club . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Baseball 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Basketball 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Football 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intra- mural Football . . . Intramural Wrestling ROBERT CAROLL HASTINGS General Art Club , . . junior Usher . . . Varsity Track 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Cross-Country . . . Varsity Indoor Track PAUL FREDERICK HEERBRANDT General Transfer from Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, California JEAN HUDDLE Language House of Representatives . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Le Ccrclc Francais . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Girls' Bowling Team NORLIA ANN JACOBS General Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . .junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949 . . . Madrigml Singers . . . Vested Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus ELIZABETH CAMPEN JOHNSON Language Art Club . . . Pan American League .QI Ig.. 'THOMAS Rurus JOHNSON, JR. Genera! Band M.ARII.X'N LOUISE KASERBIAN Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . All City Band 1948, 1949 lVIARGARET DOLORES KERLIN Language Red Cross Representative JANIOE MAR1E KING Bu.vz'rzess House of Representatives . . . Vice-President of Distribut.ors Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Oflice Assistant PHYLLIS ANN KOERNER Language Distributors Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Spanish Tournament 1950 -:XI 42 Isa PAULA ANNE JONES General Transfer from Onancock High School, Onan- cock, Virginia . . . Art Cub . . . Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Cue Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Bandroom Library Assistant BARBARA B. KELLENBERGER ' Language Treasurer o1'June Senior Class . . . House ol' Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Games Literar Society . . . Social Chair- man of Senior Y Ilicns . . . Les Cadets Fran- cais . . . Secretary of Le Cercle Francais . . . Secretary of Quill and Scroll Society . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Feature Editor of SPECTA1-OR . . . French Tournament 1950, 1951 . . . Latin Tournament 1950 ALGERNON SIDNEY RING, JR. Language House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . lklono- gram Club , . . Vice-President: of Key Club . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Varsity Foot- ball 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Wrestling Team 1949, 1950 . . . Manager of Track Team . . . Manager Varsity Basketball . . . Golf Team LALLA BRANCH KIRKPATRICK Language Transfer from Williams Memorial Institute, New London, Connecticut . . . House of Representatives . , . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Vice- Presiclent of Games Literary Society . . . Pan American League . . . Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll Society . . . Drill Team . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Spanish Tournament JAMES DONALD KNOTTS General House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1949 . , . Varsity Baseball 1948 . . . Varsity Football 1950 . . . Captain of Wrest- ling Team 1949 . . . Varsity Wrestling 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Junior Varsity Baseball DOLORES FRANCES KREIDLER Language Vice-President of Art Club . . . Girls' Ath- letic Club , . . Pan American League . . . Girls' Bowling Team jo PATRIQIA LEGAN Bure'rzer.r Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Vesled Choir . . . Senior Girls' Chorus DONALD CUBBISON LITTLE ' Language Red Cross Representative JOANN LEE M ARLOVVE Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Science Club . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comet Show I949 . . . Girls' Bowling Team DALE RAY MCCLURE Language Transfer from Woodrow Wilson High School, VV:-xshington, D. C. s sang T RIANNE RUTH LAMPKIN Language Games Literary Society . . . international Relations Club , . :IJunior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Drill eam JOHN MALVERN LESNER General Red Cross Representative . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Choms . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949 . . . Varsity Football 1949, 1950 . . . Boys' Bowling Team . . . Wrestling Team l948, 1949 . . . Vested Choir MARGARET ANNE MANLOVE Businerr Quill and Scroll Society . . . Staff of GRANBY 1950 . . . Business Manager of GRANBY 1951 . . . StalT of SPECTATCIR . . . Office Assistant jo ANN MARSHALL Bll.S'l.flE.l'.l' Ifootlights Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Staff of Sr-Ec'rA'roR . . . Girls' Bowling Team MARG.ARET S. MCROBERTS Language Footlights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Lc Cerelc Francais . . . Les Cadets Francais . . . French Tournament 1950 -:il 43 Ia- MARYLNN CORSON MERRELL Language Distributors Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Library Assistant DORIS JUNE MONTGRAIN Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Chorus WALTER MERRITT MOORE, III General Transfer from Maury High School, Norfolk. Virginia RALPH MICHAEL MORRISON Language Vice-President of Sth Grade . . . Vice- President ofrlunior Class . . . Student Se:-.ate . , . House o Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . . , Stamp Club . . . Creative Writing Guild . . . Games Literary Society LINDA MERLE MUNDEN Language Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Cue Club . . . Clinic Assistant , . . Girls' Athletic Club -al 44 12:- MARILYN .JOYCE MILES Businers Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band ARTHUR MEHLINGER MOORE General Distributors Club . . . Intramural Wlrestling PHYLLIS ANNE MORIQIS Language Homcroom Treasurer . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951 . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . Office Assistant . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Vestecl Choir FAYE NEWTON MORROW Language Transfer from Great Bridge High School, Norfolk County, Vir inia . . . House of Rep- rcsentatives . . . Le Ccrcle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . .Little United Nations . . . ROMEO AND JIILIET GEORGE WOODBURY MYERS, JR. General Red Cross Representative . , . Bowling Team . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Vllrestling MICHAEL ALOYIUS NIEGRO, JR. Language House of Representatives . . . Varsity Basket- ball 1950, 1951 . . . Bowling Team MASON GILDNER NOTTINGHAM Language Senior Hi-Y . . . International Relations Club . . . Senior Chorus , . . Comet Show 1949, 1950 JAMES EMMETT ORANGE Genera! Cue Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1951 CAROL HELEN OWENS Language House of Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . , .Junior Y Teens . . , Le Cercle Francais , . . 512151.01-SPIZLTTATOR ELIZABETH ANN PACE Bzzsffzess Homeroom Treasurer . . . Girls' Athletic Club ETHEL DIANE NEWTON Language Secretary of 9th Grade . . . House ol' Repre- sentatives . . . Cheerleaders . . . Games Literary Society . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus . . . Cornet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Spanish Tournament 1950 MOLLY DOROTHY NOTTINGHAM General Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Little United Nations . . , Library Assistant NANCY STUART OWEN Bizriness NORMA OWENS Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . .Staff of SPECTATOR JANET LOUISE PACE Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Les Cadets Francais . . . Junior Chorus . . , Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950 .QI It-4- NANCY LUCILLE PAGE B u.vz'ne.rs House of Representatives . . . Homeronm Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Footlighls Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Office Assistant . . , Clinic Assistant . . . Girls' Bowling Team . . . Future Business Leaders of America PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Bu.rz'ne.x's Quill and Scroll Society . . . Staff of SPECTA- TOR BETTY LOU PERRY General Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus JOAN CARROLL PIEDMONT Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Photography Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Stafl'ofSP1acTAToR JOSEPH EDWARD PORTER General Senior Chorus . , . Varsity Football 1950 . . . Varsity Track 1949 FFA ROBERT JAMES PARKER Language Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Intramural VVrestling . . . Swimming Team 1949, 1950 PERCY ROBERT PATTERSON General lntrfrnational Relations Club . . . Varsity Track 1950 . . . Bowling Team 1949. 1950 SHIRLEY ANN PHILLIPS General Footlighls Club . . . Pan American League . . . Senior Y Teens . . . International Rela- tions Club . . . Junior Chorus MARILYNN POOLE General Distributors Club . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y Teens . . .Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Pan American League . . . Comet Show 1949 BARBARA VIRGINIA RHODES Language Real Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Pan American League . . . Photo- graphy Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Junior Chorus BETTY LORRAINE RIVIERE General Distributors Club . . . Footlights Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . SeniorY Teens . . .Junior Chorus . , . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949 Lots ROSENBLATT Language Transfer from Union Hill High School, Union City, New Jersey . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Girls' Bowling Team ERWIN JAY ROWE General JOSEPH SAKAKINI, JR. Language House of Representatives . . . Homcroom Treasurer . . . Monogram Club . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Varsity Football 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Softball . . . Intramural Volleyball . . . In- tramural Basketball JACK ALLEN SCHNEIDER General Transfer from Redondo Union High School, Redondo Beach, California . . . House of Representatives . . . Vice-President of Cue Club . . , International Relations Club . . . ,gunior Usher . , . Sta1Tof GRANBY 1951 . . . ennis Team 1950, 1951 JOHN WILLIAM ROGERS, JR Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre sentative . . . Monogram Club . Band Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1947, 1950 Varsity Track . . . Manager of Track Team . . . Intramural Football . . . Golf Team Junior Varsity Basketball . . . All State Band 1949, 1950 . . . All City Band 1947 1948 1949, 1950 1 CHARLES HENRY ROTERT, Ir General Red Cross Representative , . . Science Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949 Varsity Football 1949 . . . Intramural Foot ball . . . Intramural Softball GUY ALBERT SADLER Bus1'ne.r.r House of Representatives . . . International Relations Club , . . Varsity Football 1950 . . , Varsity Track 1950, 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Intramttral Track Bowling Team ALICE ELIZABETH SCHILT Language Transfer from Niles Township High School Skokie, Illinois . . . Red Cross Representa tive . . . President ot' Les Cadets Francais Cue Club CECILIA JEAN SEEHORN Business Red Cross Representative . . .cluntor Y Teen . . . International Relations .lub Band . . . Office Assistant HELEN EDWARDS SELLEW Business House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . , Junior Y Teens . . . Cue Club , , . Bandroom Assistant JANE ROBERTS SHRIVER Language House of Representatives . . . Footlighls Club . . . Treasurer of Games Literary Society . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Les Cadets Francais . . , President, Secretary of Quill and Scroll Socieg . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . omet Show 1947, 1948 . . . Staff of GRANBY 1951 . . . Staff of SPECTATOR . . . State Literary Eventsg Public Speaking 1948 JAMES DANIEL SINGLETARY, JR. General House of Re resentatives . . . Footlights Club. . . Cue Club . . , Ke Club . . . Science Club . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1948, 1950 . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Creative Writing Guild . . . Games Literary Society JANE ELIZABETH SMITH Language Footlghts Club . . , Pan American League . . . ue Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Office Assistant . . . Little United Nations . Sergeant-at-Arms of Games Literary Society RAYMONDE ELENA SOUTH Language Games Literary Society . . . Le Cercle Fran- cais . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Red Cross Representative .QI Ig.. JANET GRAY SHEPARDSON General Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . Library Assistant . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Girls' -Bowling Team . . . Red Cross Repre- sentauve Lots ELIZABETH SHUEY Language Transfer from Oceanside-Carlsbad Union High School, Oceanside, California -JAMES F RANK SMITH, JR. Language Senior Clmrus . . . Vested Choir . . . Staf'l'ol' SI-EcTA'roIz . . . Comer Show 1950, 1951 HARRY LEE SOLOMON. JR. General Stalfol' Sl'ECTA'l'OR . . . Varsity Baseball 1948 . . . Intrzimural Vllreslling ANNIE FLORENCE SOWERS Bzlrinesr Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . .gunior Y Teens . . . International Relations llub . . .Junior Chorus . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Presttlent of Future Business Leaders ol' America . . . Girls' Bowling Team SUSAN MARCARITE SPESSARD Language Footlights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American League . . . Cue Club . . . Little United Nations . . . Band . . . Secretary of Games Literary Society . . . Lieutenant of Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Christ- mas Play 1947 CYNTHIA LEE STEVENSON General Red Cross Representative . . .junior Chorus . . . Band . . . StaffofSPF.C1'A'roIc HOPE CARROLL STOCKTON Language House of Representatives . . . Girls' Athletic Club , . . junior Y Teens . . , junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Vested Choir . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Staff or SPEC- TATDR . . . Library Assistant WINFIELD STOVER Language Transfer from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Bethesda, Maryland . . . Le Cerele Francais MARGARET ANNE TAYLOR Language Footlights Club . . .JuniorY Teens . . . Senior Y Teens , . . Le Cercle Francais . . . junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . , . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Senior Sextette . . . Vcsled Choir . . . Accompanist, Boys' Junior Chorus BILLIE KNIGHT STARKEY Language Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Co-Editor of SvIzt:TA1'oR PATRICIA LOUISE STEWART Language 'Treasurer of Sophomore Class 1 . . Secretary ofjumor Class . . . Student Senate . . . Cheer- leaders . . . Comet Show 1947, 1950, 1951 . . . StaH'of SPIQCTATOR RICHARD GILBERT STONE Language House of Representatives ELIZABETH SYDENSTRICKER Genera! Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus RICHARD RAYMOND TEASLEY Language Red Cross Representative . . . Photography Club . . . Presidenl of Stamp Club . . . Science Club . . . Band . . . All State Band 1949, 1950 .QI 49 Ig.. RONALD WILLIAM TERRY General House of Representatives . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Co-Captain of Band . . . All Slate Band 1948, 1949, 1950 EVA LOUISE TWIEORD Language Red Cross Representative . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1947 . . . Les Cadets Francais . . . All City Band 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Nlajorette . . . All Stale Band 1950 LEE RHODA UPTAIN General Transfer from Roosevelt High School, Hono- lulu, Hawaii . . . Senior Y Teens , . . Drill Team . . . Library Assistant JOHN JACOB WAGNER, JR. General Transfer from Cradock High School, Craclock, Virginia , . . Varsity Football 1950 CATHERINE SANDRA WALTON Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Pan American League . . . International Rc- lations Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950 . . . Games Literary Society . . . Vestecl Choir .QI Ig.. JAMES I. TOUVE General Transfer from Northwestern High School, Maple, Vtlisconsin . . . Senior Chorus DOROTHY JOAN TWITOHELL General Red Cross Regresentative , . . Art Club . . . Photography lub . . . Cue Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Staff of SPEc'rA'roR . . . Madrigal Singers MARTHA ELLEN VANDEVENDER Bu:ine.v.r Homcroom Treasurer . . . Art Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1947 . . . Art Editor of GRANBY 1951 CARL PEHRSON WALLIS General Photography Club . . . Science Club . , . Band . . . All State Band 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950 FRANCES JOAN WEAVER Language Social Service Chairman of Senior Y Teens . . . Comet Show 1950 1IAMEs MILLARD WEST General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . junior Usher . . . Varsity Baseball 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Basketball 1948, 1950 . , , Varsity Football 1947, 1948, 1949 . . . Bowling Team . . , Key Club . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural XVresI1ing JAMES ARTHUR WHITE Language Transfer from Banning High School, YVilm- ington, California . . . Le Ccrcle Francais . . . Little United Nations FRANCIS EDWARD BLANCHARD General Transfer from Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Virginia FRANCES MAE WILSON Language Les Cadets Francais . . . Lc Cerele Francais . . . Iunior Y Teens . . . President, Vice- Presiclent, Membership Chairman of Senior Y Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947, 1948, 1951 . . . Staff of GRANHY 1951 . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Vested Choir . . .'Ollit'c Assistant . . . Games Literary Society AUGUST E IOR DAVID W ESLEY W HITE Lmlguage Comet Show 1951 Girls' MARY ANN WHITSON Bu.vz'ne.vs Athletic Club . . . Treasurer of Senior Y Teens . . .junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Band . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Vcstecl Choir JUDY MARIJENE CLOCK Language Transfer from Rogers High School, Newport Rhode Island . . . Cue Club . . . Senior Y Teens .QI pg- CATHERINE CARMEL CORWIN Buxiness Secretar , House of Representatives . , . Sec- retary, Iguture Business Leaders of America . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Y Teens , . . junior Chorus . . . Fuollights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club JOHN STEPHEN DOUGHTX' General JOAN LOUISE FISHER General Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Band . . . Majorcltc . , . Drum Majorerle SALLIE Jo FRENCH Bil.fZ'!I!?.1'.Y Transfer from St. Petersburg High School, St. Petersburg, Florida GLENN EARL HEATON General Monogram Club . . . Senior Hi-Y . . .junior Usher . . . Swimming Team nal 52 Ie-- WILLIAM BROWNFIELD DAVIS General Band . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949 . . . All Statc Band 1948 . . . Captain of Granby Band 1950 EDWARD VINCENT ENNIS General Treasurer of Pan American League . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 CAROLYN LEE FORDYCE Buriness Orchestra . . . Treasurer, Diversified Occu- pations Club . . . Comet Show 1946, 1948 BONNIE LOU FURLEIGH Bzuinexr Art Club . . . Distributors Club FREDERIC ALLEN HoovER Language Transfer from De La Salle Academy, New- port, Rhode Island . , . Le Cercle Francais ALICE EVELYN OREM Language House of Representatives . . . Recl Cross Representative . . . Fontlights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Pan American Lcalgue . . . Cue Club , . . Secretary ofjunior Y ecns . . . Captain of Drill Team 1949 , . . Clinic Assistant . . . Senior Y Teens ROBERT LEE SPRUELL General Monogram Club . . . Varsity Basketball 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Football 1950 . . . Bowling Team . . . National junior Bowling Champion 1949 NIARSHALL EUGENE XVATERS General GARLAND RAY RUSSELL General Science Club JOHN RUFUS TUCKER General Secretary-Treasurer of Science Cub. -all 53 Inu Junior Class O cers :I 54 Ir-- JEAN Buluzouclxs, HLUY PATSALIDES, Dum: h'1LICl.ENNEX', Nlxss Ioxla XVILSHIN, -Ion PERKINS President .... .v..., J OSEPH PERKINS Vice-Presz'defz! ....... .,,, , I DIANE M CCLENNEY Secreiafy ,... . ...,, JEAN BURROUG1-IS Treasurer ....,. .A..... H LOY PATSALIDES Sponsor .,,,, ..,.,v M ISS IONE WILSHIN HOME ROOM 207 Lvl Raw: CHRISTINE CDOI'ER, VVILLIAM MILLPLR, PATRICIA DELANCY, MARY AI.IxERsoN, EDWARD EICIII-:LnERcER, AI,II:E SCI-IILT, BARBARA LAssITER, ROBERTA Foss Teacher: Miss MARY LEE TILLETTI2 2nd Raw: TOM HARRIs, GEORGE HYl.TON, KAY GUTERMUTIl, BARBARA LIIIIRING, ,IAMI-as STEWART, BILLY XVILSON, CIAROLYN Woomxousz, BILLY DICKERSCJN, CAROLYN GRXFFEN, CoNsTANcE FOREIIAND Jrd Rnw: FOREST MCJCOY, KENNISTII LEWIS, ,IAMus TICRLE, KENNETH EADS, GwYN SANDER- LIN, TONY BARGAMIN HOME ROOINI 221 7:1 Raw: NANCY BAISII, CATHERINIQ KIRAIN, PAT CULPEPRER, .IEAN NUMMY, RICHARD PARRON, ,IEAN BuRRoucIIs, BARBARA EDWARDS, SARAII JONES. Tmcher: MISS MARY .IoIINsoN 2nd Raw: RALPH HAI.sTEAI:-, MARY ELAINE PART- RIDGE, JAMES DIIasTE1,, JANET HUGHES, Q IMMY EAREIIART, IRIs BUZARTI-I, JOAN OGERS, JUNE CARTER Jrd Raw: WILLIAM SI-RATLEY, NINA ANnERsuN, HERBERT GUURLEY, ROBIZRT PARSONS, jovcr: BLAGRWELL, JAMES PAGE HOME ROOM 213 lst Row: ROBERT STRAW, Gl.ENDA li1.I.INuToN, CALVERT YAIKEEY, ELLEN BAI,sxv, TOMMY WILSON, CECILIA Woobs, ANN BUTT, PATRICIA MINNEMAN Trachzr: MISS NORA MITCIIELL Zna' Row: I unY CARTER, ,lov VERBLIIIJ, Bon EusNER, MABI.l5 BROYVN, STEVE STEELE, CAROLYN HARPER,JACQUELINE SIIIsvIcR, JOAN JoIINsToN 3rd Row: IMMY Honmas, BILL CIIASE, PIAROLD CGEE, LOUISE Hoon, JIMMY Hocu, JANET HUDSON, BEVERLEY BUNTIN HOME ROOM 121 l.Il Row: ' KIINNIITII RCIIIIIRS, DIARY CRHSLILIN, DUN RQPER, MARll.YN Dmorra, KENNETII GIMDHRT, Burrv ANN HANCOCK, HAROLD GILIas, TOMMY TODD 2nd Raw: DoLoRIzs CANNoI.Izs, GERALD -IDNES, BARBARA MATTllESN'S, EARL XIVATERFIELD, CARMELITA FREIRE, Bon MGEACIIERN, GRAIIIQ Hovua, PAT Bxacx Tmclzrr: Mlzs. LOIS CALLIS 3rd RMU: ,IDIIN CAMI'IaIzI.I., jAc:R CAl.lill, BILLY TVNIIALL, PIIII, HonsoN, SHIRLEY VVATTS, QIOIIANNA CII-gsm, MAVD CLARK, Bos DAw, BILL HULI. HOME ROOIVI 219 ls! Row: LIAGRIE KENNIEDY, RIIIIIARD ABBOTT, AIANIQT WATsoN, TOIIIMY CouI.soN, MARI- ANN Lowxa, jIIuIn' RUDIGER, Cl.-XROLYN IDAVIS, DAVID HILTQN, MARx' BETH XVII.I.IAnIs Tkacherr: NIR. CIIARI.ILs YARGER Zim' I?uI1,I.' BILL HINES, .IANI .ANDIiRSON, VVILLIAM ' EDMONDSON, NANCY KIPP, CARLOS ROMUBIO, ANNA OSTRANDER, RODERXC Lrawxs, DOI.0RES DEJACIMO, DAN FLA- IIERTY Jn! Rnw: FRED GRIFIIITII, FRANK HARRIS, DIANI-: Mf1CI.ENNEY, KARL LDUTIIER, PAT IVICIRFURD, ELLIOTT MINI, Mll.DRED PARTRIDGE, Tomnr hf0RRISETTE, CATII- ERINE WARI: HOME ROOIM 111 lx! Raw: SIIIRLIIY PIIRRV, jAMIss Osamu, hiARI1'1 WINSETT, CIIARLIIS Moons, MARlLX'N MllIAl.KO, BENTLEY DAvIs, SYLVIA Scaoccs, HERBERT CRAWVFORD, LYNNI: ARCIIER, B1aTsv RADQLIFFD 2nd Row: MY'RA LITTLE, Bon TURNBUl.l., ,ICANN VVIIITIL, LIARY LOUISE FIALA, JOAN TUCKER, DONALD PORTER, HEl.IEN HUNT, DAN BIITTnRIfIIzI.D, NANCY TwIIfoRD Teacher: MISS OLIVE ROBERSON Lim' Raw: BILL TALl.EY, TOMMY PEARGE, ROGERS CATIIEY, XVINTON WII.cus, BARBARA WARD, TED BAYNILS, LlNWOOD TENNY, TDMMY PIsRxINs, EDNA FIscIIIaR HOME ROOM 228 ls! Rum: IUAN 'FIIJXVICIYIW JAMES KII.I,IIIIc:II, Umw- zTllY XVALLACE, LIIIGII Pmvxan, DIiI,I,A MAI! -IUNIES, HARVEY PARSONS, MARX' NVII.I.IAxIS, IFRAVIS SLOCUMB, MARY Lou KING lmclzrrr MISS I30RUTIlY MARTIN mi Row: MAR'FlIA HII'I'S, .IOAN l'IIRI:III'1s, MARY LIIIIY VVIII'I-I-ZIIIJRST, CQLYNN HIANIIIIRSON, LAwRIcNI1I1: FRASR, AIIIRRV FISIIIIR, ANNIQ BRYANT, FRANIII-is STIIRIIS, VVILMA PIOAG- LAND, BARBARA SIIIQRMAN Jn! Raw: Irwcn .'XNDliRSON, BLARII SAWYIQR, 'IIIIIN RKIUCIIKTON, PARKS HIllVSliR, Jule PIQRRINS, SIDNEY BAIIEAIIN, PIaTIaR JIINGIIANS, XVARRIQN SIa1.I..Ew, DAVIII CSRIZZARD, NANCX' Ii0BINSON HOME. ROO M 200 LI! Rum: RoI:4IN NVIIRIIAS, Baum' KliYN1'lDN, BAR- BARA XVININGUIQR, MIIININ LIKIQIINNIS, MARlli BQGART, 'I'o1Imx' OI,I.II:Ia, MARI- ANNIL I'lI.I.Is, FRIZDIIRII: BIiRRx', 5IIIRI.IaY OwIaNs I mrhrr: MISS KATRINIQ UEx'V1'l I' 7nd Raw: ANN AI.IfRIIaND, FI.oRIaNI:Ia XVUUNIP, SYLYIA IJEITII, BIa'r'I'Y BRICRIIOVSII, BI:1 I'x' CARI.- ANVAY, .IIINIQ XVIII'rIQIII:RS'I', RIIIQTTA IIOIIRBAUKER, JEAN PIIQRIW, NANCY STIQGIZR, -IANIQ STIIBBS, AI.I,IaNI5 :XTKINSUN .nd liow: CIARULYN FITCII, BETTY LIIII XVIIITNIIY, Hman FARIHICIGII, MAIXX' PAI.IxIIcR. WANDA TRAII., IJAVID CROW, HARVI-:Y MIINIJIIN, RA!.l'1l LAw, .IIQAN BUCRNER HOME ROOM 108 IJ! Raul: Hun' I'A'rSAI.mIiS, DnR1I'I'IIv NllXVl.AN, PAT MCLIQNDQN, IJUROTIIV XVQIJIJ, YN'liTTli GO1.DI'ARB, LIQIA PUXVISRS, l'1ICl.liN PATTERSON, -Invcla TAx'I.oR I r11rlIrr.' MRS. IXLBERTA liI.I.IoTT 'nd Row: ALINI5 POWVICRS, LICONAIKIJ ISIaNNIc'I'1', DuRo'I'IIv l'IINKI.E, Bonm' SIIIKIIEMAKIER, NANCY NlCllOl.S, KENNY KI.IznzIR, Mm: NVIIITI2, DONAl.D SIIIITII, RIITII ANN WVIIITIL .Jul Rom: ANN DOIJSCTN, GEORC3Ii Mmm, BEN TIENKJII, VVII,I,ARn DILLARA, PIIII.IIII' IJIGIIT, NANCY ANN HI'fiIlllNGS juniors Work HOME ROOINI S Lvl Row: CAROLYN Bucx-IANAN, GLENN Cu:-LoN, IVIARGARE1' CAMP, DoNALn EDGE, CARD' LYN EADS, DAN BRowN, DANA BROHVN, BILLY TI-IIGPEN, ELIZABETH SANDERS, PAT WEBSTER Tenrhers: MR. HERBERT ANDERSON and MR. GLENN BEST Znrl Row: HERBERT WQRSIIAM, ELEANDR RYDER, KENNETH Momma, NQRMA HARRIS, ALBERT BUCKWALTER, CAROL DEANS, Tommy GALE, MARLENE SHELL, DICR STERLING, DREAMA COLEMAN, JIMMIE BEAN .3r:1 Row: ALAN SIEGEI., DON BRANCATU, WILLIAM APPLEBY, JAMES AUGUSTINE, HENRY DUFFY, BRUCE LESLIE, Tom OUTER- BRIDGE, DAvIn CHESTNUTT, Acx HOLLO- WAY, ROGER MALPIIURS, OMMY ARES- TER, Bonnv STEWART N.. Juniors Play Most Outstandin Juniors ffl! my I! If f n-ygih S. JEAN BURROUGHS Secretary, Sophomore Class . . , Svcrclary. junior Class . . . Varsity Clnwrlcmlcr . . . hiannging Editor of SPl5U'l'A'l'l'lll . . . Quill and Scroll Sucicly . . . Most Oulslanrlinpg Sophomore Girl 1950 . . . House of Repre- sentatives . . . Communily Fund Student Speaker 1950 EDXVARD EICI-IELBERGER Huusc ol' Rcprcscnlalivcs . . . Prcsiclcnt, Monogram Club . . .Varsity Wrcslling 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Key Club Wy Irv' me ,ik -Ml ,WW 'WDM H S E ffrggf - an 5---als 6 l ? .T-qivrvv I ophomore Class O cers 41 60 Iz- 7.vl Row: ANNE E.xs'r, CAROLYN CAN0l,ES :Ind Raw: Pm' McL1sNuoN, Miss HELEN DELUNG, ILLEERTA LEE '1'uuuN'ruN President ..,.,.A Vz'ce-President ..... S6'C?'6'lCl7lj1 ....., Traaxzzrcr ,....., Sponsor ..... EILBERTA LEE THORNTON .,.,.ANNE EAST -,.....GAR0LYN CANOLES ..,,.PATR1c1A MCLENDON .....MISS HELEN DELONG HOME ROOM 201 7.Il Raw: SIIIRLEY MILES, BARBARA BROWN, BILLY SEERING, CAMERON SANDER- LIN, JIMMY LEGAN, ANN WARMAOK, MARY CATIIERINE WILLIAMS Teacher: MISS FANNY TIIOMAS 2nd Row: PATSY TliOLil'SON, BETTY RANEY, DINAII VANPATFEN,AID ANN SUMMS, IRMA SCHNEIDER, LAURITA DIAz 3rd Raw: MICKY SIMPSON, BARBARA TILGIIMAN, SUE BUOR, BOBBY RAwsON, DOLORES REID, Bon CIIAPIN flth Row: DON DliSSELl.E, BILLIE TAYLOR, LAVERNE BONNEY, OswA1.D BONNEY, GEORGE PIIILLIPS, HAROLD CRANR, JAMES FRIzzEI.L HOME ROOM 138 In Raw: BARBARA DILLINOER, ESTIILIJQ BARCO, TIIOMAS BOWIE, NANCY KlENNINC1'0N, SYLVESTER BRONVN, RONA RUSISNBIEIIG, SIIIRLEY DUNBAR 2nd Row: BETTY TODD, BEVERLIZY BARR, IJULA VANPA1-TEN, SIIIRI.EEN JONES, DOIKOTIIY CURLING, MARY DERIEUX, SIIIRLEY SMITII Tmclwr: MISS ANN IRELAND 3rd ff0!U.' DARLENE WINEREE, GENE JARRE'rT,JAN PIODGIES, GERALD VANSTORY 41lI Row: STANLEY HAINER, DONALD 'TRll'0DI, WAYNE WOODLIEF, IROBERT MILLER, EUGENE DIAMOND, EDWVIN GROVER HOME ROOM 214 7:1 Raw: SIIIRLEY DESEAMUS, KAY WIRTII, ERVINE HELM, BERTIE TIIORNTON, DOYLE JONES, SHIRLEY SMITH, DONALD CIIICK, BARBARA DOUGLAS Tmclfn: MISS CATIIERINE KEMP Znzl Raw: BETTY NORRIS, SAM JACKSON, ALIOE CARTI-LR, DAVID BAILEY, NANCX' LIRFORIJ, WAYNE JOI-INs'I'ON 3rd Raw: STEIRLING GUNN, BILL MCGEE, LAXVRENCZIC NllIllUl.S, AI.IfREn HAIR, GARY HUNT, JERRY SANDERS, R.AI.Pll SMITII 41h Row: TOMMY SIMMONS, FINLEY HAYVKINS, JACK I-IEDGEPETII, IiARMl'3N LONG, CHIARLES I-IEDRICK, RORERT SIAIVEY, LEONARD BROOKE HOME ROOM 204 In Raw: MARGARET KIDD, PEGGY IJUNN, JOANNE SMART, MASON PEEBLES, BI-:ATRICE IVIINNEMAN, JOIIN FREIRE, KAY BANE, I'IAROLll LYON, PA'rRIc:IA LUCAS 2ndR11w: ANITA HAl.LhlAN, NYXNCY EQUILS, NANCY GAVAN, ELLEN XVHITE- IIURST, MARY LIND VVXGGINS, JANE Mll,LS, SANDRA BALI., SIIERRY OGIJEN Ylfnchrr: MISS CURNELIA STA:-IR 3n1Rum: CATIIERINE GARNIER, LARRY TwITr:IIELI., IDEAN MORTON, CHARLES CIKAIBDOCK, DON MOR'I'oN,JANI1:E WEEKLEY,JAc:K IDENT, MARTIIA LIVDAIII. flllz Row: BII.L T.-XLBIYTT, SAMUEL GREl2N,,I:XhilES liI.I.IzR, TWICIIIAI-II. IJRl!lNlXVRlCIlT, DON PIIARIES, RUSSELL GRAY, BOREY LEBHY HOME ROOM 220 7:1 Row: EDEVARD LEIGH, MARION REDD, ROBERT Kl2l.lIlEk, C.NkOl.X'N CANOLES, IVIARILYN IDWYEIK, ROBERT JOHNSON, LUCY NORX'ELl., CECIL TAREY Trarher: MISS ERMA ADAMS 2url Raw: THOMAS LOVITT, BETTY RAE OWEN, THOMAS WILLIAMSON, DOROTHY GREEN, HOIKTON CORWIN, SHIRLEY BLAKE, SANDRA OcDEN,JoAN KOSTELL, JANICIL RAINFOILD 3m' Row: ELLEN RODI1, ROBERT MCALLISTER, ANN CEILLETTE, ALAN BALLARD, DOROTHY MIl.TEER, ELIZADETII DEVEY, RICHARD BROWNELL, PAUL HOLLAND dfh Row: WILLIAM SCI-IEPI-, RONALD HEATH, 'IQIIOMAS PENN, LEXVIS PUOII, ROBERT WAGNER, GEORGE COSTIS, JACK SANDLER I 'hx HOME ROOM 222 7:1 Rnw: BARBARA BARIIAM, NANCY SMITH, RICIIfXRD DAVIS, LUCY ANDERSON, BARIIARA SAUNDERS, THOMAS JOHNSON, JANET NiAl.VlN, JAMES DIXUN 2nd Raw: CARMELIITA ROIJRIQUEZ, PAT HYKRVEY, JAORIE MCCLANNAN, JOY STARNES, SANDRA PICKARD, MARYANN RIJDELIS, POLLY SI-ESSARD 'Teaclm: MILJOHN MIzzELL 3rd Row: GORDON POTTER, HLTGI-I MARSIIALL, NORLlAN RQJBBINS, CHARLES GOODWYN, RICHARD COULSON, MARSHALL WALTON, JIMMY WADE, THOMAS COIKRELL 4111 Raw: TOM FLEMINC, JERRY SOUTH, ,JOHN THOMPSON, CIIARLES HAYES, PAUL LU:-TON, PAUL UNDERDOWN, DAN DOUGLAS HOME ROOM 113 7.vl Row: ROY BARIIAM, KIATIIRYN BROWN, CHARLES BUEERIN, SHIRLEY BRYANT, VIERNARD GARNIEIC, MARION DOUGI.AS, JACKIE ROSAN Znd Raw: HARRIIETT SANDERLIN, GAII. HASKELL, ALYCI-2 BURCHETT, VIIKIIINIA l'IUMPI'IREY, NANCY PARSONS, SYI.vIA BUIE, DORIS LERMAN 3r1lRow: JUANITA IN1ONTGOMERY, ROBERT BRYAN, WAI.TIaR B.-AIN, BILLY BOZARTII, JOHN V:XNDOhlELEN, FRANCIS BLANDIIARD, VIROIE CRANK Illh Row: DICK KIIKNLE, CLAIBORNE DAVIS, CLIXIBORNE CIOUPLAND, AI.I.EN FRANKERDERGER, JAMES Lowxa, JIMMY CRATIIII, ROBERT ADAMS Teacher: MRS. 'DOROTHY CARTER fabxenljrnm pirturel HOME ROOM 224 7.IiRnm: ANNETTE LOPEZ, ROBERT TIlOMI'SON, SHIRLEY SIMMONS, CHARLES ROSE, NANCY KING, RICHARD S'I'El.!.,4IUDI'l'lI HENDRIKIKS, JACK IIUDIGER 2nd Raw: -JOYCE AIUNGINGER, SHIRLEY VVILLIS, PATSY !V1ORGAN, MARY ELLEN AllTlil!R, NANCIY DIEMER, BETTY JANE OWENS, BARBARA IQUDCJLPPI, JOAN NIANOR Traclm: MISS ANN BROCK 3r1I Raw: ANNE EAST, BARBARA CARSON, WESLEY MCKENZIE, JOIIN MORGAN, LI-ZNVIS KING, STANLEY BASS, DAVID ELLER, ALLAN SUMMERS, JACKIE BERRYMAN 4flI1fllLU.' ,DALE WIEDMAIER, IJON MON1'flLJLll-ZRY, DON THOMAS, JAMES LAND, DUNSTON WINOEIIQLD, IQELLY CI.EMEN'I's, VINCENT MOLLURA 7x1 Row: 7-80511675 2nd Raw 3rd Row. Most Outstanding Sophomores LEE DOUGHERTY Treasurer, Student Government . . . Senior Vesled Choir . . .junior Varsity Cheerleader . . . Vice-President, Junior Y Teens . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Vice-President, Ninth Grade . . . Secretary, Eighth Grade . . . lviaclrigal Singers , . . Girls' Sexism: . . President, junior Chorus JERRY SOUTH 'Iunior Varsity Football . . . Senior Chorus inth Grade 0 cers Preszdenl .,... Vz'ce-Prcsz'zlenl ....,., Secrelmy ...... iT7'l'IlSIll'67' ....., Sponsor .,,.. ax 7:1 Row: JANICE Honsou, JANE DElOT1'1i Zml Raw: jour-1 Blccs, Mxss NANCY Woonshlossru Inwufla ......JosEPH LEAFE .,,.,,JOHN Bmcs ...HJANE DEIOTTE ...HJANICE HOBSON .....MISS NANCY WOODS V-21 65 Izc- Eigh th Grade Ojfcers 6 7:1 Row: Puncv Sowxans, Tomn' POWVER 2nd Raw: NORMAN PIARDIN, Miss NIARGARET Wnrrlz, Duma FENTRESS President .,.,. Vice-President ....,..,.,.. Secrelagz and Claxs Senator. Sponsor ....... ......DUKE FENTRESS ..,...,NORMAN HARDEN Treasurer ,,,,, ..,.... T OMMY POWER ...PEGGY SOWERS ......M1ss MARGARET VVHITE M we A swim ss. a an 1 'S mf? I: :fm '1 1 , uni veq .fm ms ost wb! Pele gsm ff 2 wx wa sl wa CHARLES DEAN and BETTY LOU BIGGS Q E -1 s Baum mn HiwEL:amm ss any ' Lfws,iQ f-saw nu. .,., n ms 1 W smmd Haig amy mix- 79 Wkwz . Q-wwx. . M M E Wm. N . . was-my ,. fix- M Lg,QEgi'w., Vern.-,K u??-mn-' -1-an r .-an n ,mia-H:1Fu..m:x1s U v 2 - naw mi. .,4,. : 1 K as n : nm sa W Q aw- . Q, B .. 1 :x mmm-sk B M., vs E. ga wx - ss E . 5 Belgz Lou OS nielleciual Ama Q X, Maxine MAXINE HOFIJEIMER and DONALD LHTLE Don .7 ark OS Qopu a C t JACK SMART and SUZANNE Acxlss Suzanne est ooking I RENE DRAMES and JAMES PARKER Irene zmmy Jihlefcc Q ff zixzm ss fr- ss H., UP Ex ,na -fm K: wg est JI! Uqfzoun Alice ALLCE SC1-m.'1' and JAMES VVEST Bubba Bnblly Wcficesf ROBERT YATES and BARBARA TUCKER Barbara tudent Government CIIKXRLES DEfXN, K1iNNETI'l KLEDZIK, BETTY Lou Bxccs, LEE Doucr-IERTY OFFICERS 1Jl'1'.Y1ll1tlllI .........., ,.,,A.--, C HARLE5 DE,XN lfl'l'l Pl'I'Sl.lfF77l ...... ,-,,, K ENNETH KLEDZIK Svwvlflfjf ..,......... ,... B ETTY Lou Buses Trcf1.vm'r1' ...... ,. ...............,, L DOUGI-IEIl'1'Y -lclvisozt ...... ...,.,Y M ISS MARY LEE TILLETTE tudent Senate , E 1 as ,..' Nu , , ,gm sg-Ja, r'f A4553 1 s , I ' Presiding Ofnn: CII,xkI.Es DEAN 7st Rnw: ELBERTA LEE TI1ORNTON, BETTY Lou Blues, KENNETI1 KLEDZIK, PATSY Buucx, Graoxzma THOMAS Znd Row: ,IAMEs ATKINSON, JACK SMART, LEE DOUGHERTY, WII.t.IAnI HULL, PATRICIA STEWART, josmvu l ' I ,LliAFE,JOSEPH PERKINS Making up the smaller house of our Student Government, the Senate is composed of the presidents and senators from the classes as well as the officers of the government. The adop- tion of Kostas, a Greek war orphan, has been the main activity this year. Through generous contributions of the students, we have been able to make life a little happier and more secure for our overseas protege. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote student wel- fare, leadership, and participa- tion in the function of civic- school life. Student friendship and competition has been fur- thered between Granby and Maury this year through the initiation of Maugf-Granby Day. Have you wondered where your homeroom representatives disappeared to each Monday morning? Plans to make our school a more perfect one have been formulated sessions. Presided over by Vice-Presi- dent Kenneth Kledzik, the House func- tions similarly to our national legisla- tive House. Through taking part in the government of our school, each student becomes aware of his responsibility toward society. We trust that this civic experience will be of great value to the Citizens of tomorrow. at these Monday N 3 X 'Q N , i Support your ca1zdi11'ale! House of Repre entatives N i il KX ll Prexidirzg Lvl Row: 21111 Raw: 3rd Row: fllh Rum: 51h Row: Raw: Row: 1 Row: ! Row: Iillz 7rh Sli ith IU!!! Ram: Ojfcef: K1cNNIz'rIIKLEnzu-: MORGAN PIAMBY, MARY ANNE CR1zsLmN, DUKE F1zN'rRuss Lmwoon TENNY, .IAN1a'I' Huosom, joYc1a,juNoINo1zR, JUNE Tucxmz Gxsoncm TURNER, RAI.:-il LAW, BARBARA Moss, tJ'Ac:QuI:I.INIz MCDANIEI., LA1.I..A KlkIil'fX'Flilf1K EDWARD EIcIII2I.BIsRG1aR, NANCIY WAGNER, IANICE I'i0BSON, SUE BUCKMIOAN AMBROSIVZ JIMMY ADAMS, Russmu. CQRAY, C:ATHliRINl:1 YVARE, JOYCE VVILSON, PATRICIA JONES -LOAN TIIJNVELL, BILL MCGIEE, MYR.A XVILLIAMS, Bon LESLIILJUDYJOIINS IARGARH1' CAMP, ROIIIQR1' IvIcG1sIz, CONNIIE DIEAIHR, NANCY PARSONS, PAYE AIORROM' CATHILRINE CORXVIN, PEGGY HIKRRISON, NfXNGY SMITIIMIIQAN GILLIQTTE, MARVIORIH CoNNor:k FRED GRIFIVITII, JAMES BARBER, MAILY NIc:IIuI.s, Do:-INV NIATTIUZNVS, VICTORIA YVII.I.IAMsoN RIHNE I-IHNRY, MARVIN MYIEIXS 77 Ia-- Granb 19 1 Editorial taff Editor-in-Clzig' MARTHA DRIESEI.I, Co-Editor ANN GRUBBS zvfrfm 7st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: SIaruling.' ilk-al - 5, If.- ,r u 7 JANE DALLAs, FRITZ FIRING, RENE PIENRY MARTliA DRIESELL, ANN Gxwnns, BARBARA KELLENBEIIGER, MARTHA VANDEVENDER Ross MARIE MARSIIALL, HILDA BRAx'roN, LALLA KIRKPATRICR, FRANCES YVILSON FAY GREENLAND, PAT CULPERI'-ER,JANE Srusns DUNSTON WINGFIELD, ALLAN Sunmans, REUEEN ASKEXV, MARY GARA, VIRGINIA GREELEY Editorial Writers: MARY GARA, FAY GREENLAND, VIRGINIA GREEI.EY, KELLENBERGER, LALLA KIRKPATRICK, FRANCES WILSON Sports Writers: FRITZ FIRING, RENE HENRY Plzotograplzerx REUBEN ASKEW, ALLAN SUMMERS, DUNSTON WINGFIELD Artist: MARTHA VANDEVENDER BARBARA Dpists: HILDA BRAXTON, JANE DALLAS, BARBARA LASSITER, RosE MARIE MARSHALL junior Staj: PAT CULPEPPER, JANE STUBES Advisors: MISS MARIAN POND, Miss MARY KNIGHT -:I 78 In- i 6 Granb 1951 Bu iness I., Staff I 5 252: - f 25 B1l.Y1.7lI?.S'.S' M mmgfr Vg f i I V S Tw Advertising Manager MARGARET MANLOVE .. I RICIiARD DAUGHERTX' V 'fic' f I I I Smml: FRANCES SMITI1, MARGARET MANLovE,JANn SIIRIVER, RIC!iARD DAUGIIHRTY .S'larm'ing: DIANE NESN'TON, SIDNEY KING, JACK SMART, JIMMY ATKINSDN Advertising Editor: JANE SIIRIVER Ad-Wrilerx: JAMES ATKINSON, SIDNEY KING, DIANE NEWTON, JACK SCHNEIDER, JACK SMART, FRANCES SMITH Advisors: MR. DONALD GRIFFIN, MISS IVIARIAN POND 21 79 Ie:- Spectator Editorial taff Co-Editor BILLIE STARKEY Editorial taff To provide news for the student body and to provide experience for the students interested in journalism, the first SPEGTATOR was published in No- vember, 1939. Throughout the years the SPEGTATOR has become one of the cherished Granby traditions. Miss Helen Walker served as sponsor. 7.rlRo1u.' RICHARD LEYVIS, SALLY GRESHAM, MAXINE Hormzmnn, WAY'NE Woonuizr, Bruin STARKEY, JEAN Buruzoucus, CHARLES DEAN Zur! Raw: Mfmjonnz BROWN, CYN'rmA STEVENSON, JOAN PIEDMONT, JOAN JOHNSON, JEAN EDWARDS, NANCY CLENDENON, CAROl.YN EADS, MARGARET CAMP, joy Vmuatuu, BARBARA KELLENBERGER, REUBEN Asxnw 3nl Raw: ELLIOTT MINI, LEONARD Asnuurm, CAROL OWEN5, Br:1 rY CAl.l.AWVAY, SARA Erimninciz, Rox' PERRY, FAYE Monnow, .jAm2s Barnum: Business Staff 10052 SPECTATOR? The biggest job of the Business Staff has been to urge each homeroom to subscribe one hun- dred per cent. Other activities included: obtaining ads, arranging the ad make- up and copy sheets, distributing the paper, and handling the finances. With Miss Margaret Thompson as sponsor to spur them on, the staff worked hard and had a lot of fun throughout the entire year. Lqfl lu right: Summv Smrrn, PA1' Monrmzn, RONA Rosiznnnnu, MARY Dmunux, BEVERLY BARR, Envmxa Hmmm The Quill and Scroll Society, an international h o n o r ary organization, stimulates interest and develops skill in journalis- tic and creative writing. Mem- bership is based upon scholastic attainment and creditable work for the school publications, By entering literary works in the Quill and Scroll Creative VN'1'it- ing Contest, members have been recognized annually. ui and oznfxmnzm QUILL L CIO ll Until Mid-year, the officers were Frances Smith, President, Maxine Hofheimer, Vice-Presi- dent, jane Shriver, Secretary, and Martha Driesell, Treasurer. In the second semester, the secretary and treasurer were elevated to the first offices. Barbara Kellenberger and Ann Grubbs were elected as the Secretary and the Treasurer for 1951. The Society's Sponsor was Miss Cornelia Stahr. ,, 5, A in e,-K Skalrd: ANN Guunns, lVIAR'l'IIA DllIliSl2l.l., MAXINIS Hlllfllllilhllik, FRANCES SMITH, JANE SIIRXVER, FAY GREENLAND Smndirrg: PAT l'A'rr1ausoN, BARBARA Kiel.l.1zNuuv.uEu, Mun' GARA, LALLA IQIRKPATRICK, VIRGINIA Gruarcmv, .IRAN BURROUGIIS, SALLY GRIESH.-XM, MARGARET BTANLOVH, DMNH McC.Ix.sNN1av --al 81 Ia-- tudent Pan American Lea ue I 7:1 Raw: LALLA K1RKPA1'RlCK, JANE SMITH, VlRG1N!fX GREELEX', CARMEl.lT4K FREIRE, FAY GREENLAND, NIINA YAFFEY, CECIXLIA Woons, LiNDA MUNIJEN, MYRA LiT'rI.E, CAROLYN Frrcn Zml Row: BETTY Lou PERRY, Er..xzAnE'ru JOHNSON, Ai.i,1aNE ATKINSON, PAT Cuulnvr-Eu, Rosy: Mnnua MARSIIALL, ,loveu ANDERSON, JOAN JOHNSTON, Synvm LEITH, N.ANCY Kufv, LYNNE ARCHER 3rd Raw: VINCENT ENNIS, NANCY GREENE, CJKTIIERINE VVxuGu'r, JACK DENT Pinzzlax pam .Nmfidmll -111 82 NI-Iahla vd. espanoliw Then of course you belong to the Student Pan American League. Our most recent activity was sending gifts of paper, pencils, and crayons to children in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Guatemala. In return we will receive small hand-made gifts. Other projects of the League this year were co- sponsoring a dance with Le Cercle Francais and making a Float with the Writing Guild for the Granby-Maury Game. Serving as sponsors during the year were Mrs. Laurel Gutterman and Miss Frances Norsworthy. Oflicerships were held by Fay Greenland and Garmelita Freire, Presidentsg Mina Yaffey and Myra Little, Vice-Presi- dents, Carmelita Freire and ,Ioan Johnston, Secretaries, and Cecilia Y'Voods, Treasurer. J'allume cette bougie pour liberte, fraternite et cqualitenf' recalls our rededication cere- mony to France at our Christ- mas tea. Among our Christmas activities we also presented a program of French Carols over Station VVLOVV. Throughout the year our capable officers, Jane Stubbs, Presidentg Mary Gara, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Kellenberger, Secretary, Ann Grubbs, Treasurer, and Miss Sara Lee Hutchings, Sponsor, have encouraged us to support a bombed-out school in France. Le Cerele Franeai IJ! Row: Qml Huw: .ini Rum: NIARY G.AR:X, BARBARA Klsu.1aNmzRcmz,JANn STUBBS, ANN Gnunns, KARLYN PERKINS, CATHERINE CRAiN RAYMONDE SOUTH, FRANc1as x'V1LSON, GRACE HOYl.E, BETTY CIALLAXVAY, SUZANNE Acmss, JANE SHRIVIER, JAcQUux.1N1a NICIJANIEL, JUDY CARTER, DoRxs GIBSON JANET Himzs, PEGGY MCROBIZRTS, JOY VERBLUD, LEONARD BENNETT, BILL CHASE, JAMES PAGE, Wmius S1'ovizR, MARY DIZRIEUX, MARYANN Rnmams, .JACQUELINE SHEVICK, BETTY Lou Braos, lVlARTllA Dnmsiau., lVfARJORIl5 BROWN Le Cadets Franeai 711 R011 2ml Rum: 3rd Hom: 4lh Row: Mn.1.xaR, lima.-xNoR Scmxx, DITXNIE lX'lf2CI.ENNEY, Hx.oY PAT-sAr,rmss, 'JANE ANDsRsoN, VVOODS, BARBARA EDWARDS, SANDRA OKIDliN, PATRic1A I-lAuslaR, DERRY Louise FISHER VVIIITIE, l'ATRiciA f:RAMl2k, Bmrrv RAR OVVIEN, JUDY XVAIKICR, Auca SCHILT, J.-KNE'l' lN'1Il.'l'lil-ZR, IVIARTUA LIVDAIII., SHERRY OGDEN Although we are the 4'Younger Brothers of Le Cercle Francais, we are just as enthusiastic in promoting interest about France and the French Culture as are our elders in the language. Com- bining our efforts with Le Cercle Francais, we supported a French school, helped to spon- sor a dance with the Student Pan American League, and decorated a float for the Thanks- giving Game. Notre Presidente was Alice Schiltg La Vice- Presidente, Cecilia Woodsg La Secretaire, Hloy Patsalidesg Le STARNIES, SUR BUUK, BARBARA SIMMONS, CJARULYN PI.-XRl'lEIt, MARY ALBERTSON, Mnluzuau PAncrR1Dma, Buuun-1 Ti-:c:R, -JOHN DliAMliS, GERALD SMxTH, PETER flONlNli, DANIICI, BRUNVN, NVu.l.lAM Simwcuoss, Russian. GIKAY, AI.l.lQN FRANKENBERGER, PHARE5, TED BAYN1-zs, DAVID HAIJSLZR, Humor: LESLIE, Rxcx-TARD HUr.smxnm', KENNLQTH Tresorier, Dan Browng Sponsor, Miss Sara Lee Hutchings. DoNAr.D SN1Piss, IJORTON CilIANDl.ER, 'THOMAS ARRASMITH, Ric:-IARD HUNT Games Literal' Society Resolved: That the American people should reject the welfare statef, Arguing the pros and cons of this and other topics, the Games Literary Society develops independent thinking and understanding. Since its be- ginning in 1939, this Society-striving to promote an interest in writing, debating, and interpretative reading - has always been well represented in the Virginia High School League's Spring Contests. Serving the group as presidents for 1950-'51 were Frances Smith and Ann Gruhbs. The other officers were: Vice-President, Lalla Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Susan Spessardg Treas- urer, Mary Gara. Co-Sponsors for the group were Mr. Louis E. Whitchurch and Mr. Pref1aratz'vn.v f or .rj1rz'ng events David Urquhart. S peaker: 7:1 Ruw: 2nd Row: 3rd Rum: 84 le- NANCY Girronn QQXNE Smuvmz, BARBARA Kiamizwnizncizv., MARY GARA, LALLA KIRXPATRTCK, JANE SMITH, FRANCES Smrru, SUE SPESSARD, INIINA . A 1 v Array, POLLY SPLSSARD, NANCY Samir MARTHA Diuxasnu., ANN Gizusss, RAYMKDNDE Sourn, Bon TIiO!lI'SON, CAROLYN CANDLES, NANCY Lou GATLXNG, FAY GmanN1.ANu. VIRGINIA GREELEY, JOAN F1mkALL, FRANCES STUBBS, DiANn NEWTON, DIANE INfICCl.IENNEY, .IDAN Tinwsu., BETTY RAE Owim, SANDRA PxcKAkD IAMFS BARHEE, KENNETEI Kmanzix, Blu. IIULL, jmm' S1NoI.ra'rAnv, RAl.l'll IVIORRISON, Gicrmciz HIl.TON, KIENNETH Giunitrvr Little United ations ll-E l l ' 1 7:1 Raw: JEAN Pnaucv, ANN Ham., JOAN GAETAN1, Dorus GIBSON, PAT CULPEPPER, SALLY Giuzsi-1AM, SHIRLEY Pi-I1LLII-s 2nd Raw: MARIE BOGART, CATHERINE GRAIN, JANE Srunns, CALVERT XIAFFEY, ANDY F1NIz, Lois RO5ENBl.A1'T, DIXDN S-tuna, LEROI YAITFEY, JANE SMITII 3:11 Raw: SYLVIA Llarrn, Guy SAnI.laIz, Pmzcv PATTERSON, YVILLIAM HULL, DIANE MCCl,HNNEX', MINA YAFFEY, JAMES ORANGE, JAMIss VVIHTE, MANINE Holfmsiiulan, RliUBEN ASKIQXV -4111 Row: JACK ScnNaIm:n, Bon PARsoNs, STANLEY Busan This is your Little U. N. reporter bring- ing you the news and events of the past ma. I week? By these weekly news broadcasts thc Little U. N. endeavors to establish a better -2 understanding of the United Nations and the problems confronting the world today. The students and faculty also become ac- quainted with activities of the big United Nations by reading the U. N. Grams posted each week on the bulletin board. Plans have been made for a radio round-table discussion under the direction of Miss Mary D. Johnson, Sponsorg Jack Schneider, Presidentg Mason Nottingham, Vice-President, Doris Gibson, U. N. Grams challenge world llwuglzt Secretary? and Joan Gaetani, Treasurer. --ul 85 Iac-- Hi-Y, Geor e Williams Chapter X Rag Hopf, Saddle Hop . . recall fond memories of our gay lunchroom dances, the funds of which have been used to fulfill the clubis purpose of helping others less fortunate than themselves. This group has also been respon- sible for initiating the filling of 'Christmas food baskets. As an affiliate group ofthe Y. M. C. A., the club strives to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Paul Smith the year's activities have been planned by the President, James Atkinson, Vice-President, Ken- neth Kledzikg Recording Secre- tary, Robert Pierceg Correspond- ing Secretary, Mason Nottinghamg and Treasurer, Ned Cheshire. -51 Slzaring wilh atlwrx Back Row: LINVVOOD TENNY, Wn.1.mM TYNDALLTIIMMY Pmzxxzn, MASON NOTTlNGliABI, TOMMY COYNE, BEN TENCH, JAMES Wasr, Bon FLOYD, ' ONY BARGAWN, GVVYN SANDERLIN, CHARLIE GOGDWYN Nan CHESHIRE Lgfl Raw: BLAKE SAWYERLIAMES STEWART, RALPH LAWQOE PORTER, TRAVIS SLOCUMB, KENNETI-l Kum- znc, SYLvEs'ri:n BROWN, SIDNEY KING, GLENN EATON, CArzLos Romumo Right Row: 5?MMY ATKINSON, BOBBY YATES, CHARLES DEAN, ,Lon SAKAKTNI, Bxu. STARR, BiL1.Y XVILSON norms Bown, FRANK BRINN, Bon Pnsucia, LARRY icxxm., WILLARD DELARA iey Club 'f i 1. ,K 7:1 Row: Jules STEWART, XVILLIAM HULL, Joe Pnkxms, Rama H1zNRx',JAmas YVEST, BEN Taxon, Ruifus Gonnor-1, JACK SMART Znd Raw: RALPXX LAW, KENNETH Kmnzm, FRANK BRINN, Simmv Kms, ROBERT YA'l'ES 3rd Row: Wu.uAM ANDREWS, FRITZ Fmmo, JAMES ATKINSON, ROBERT Piukcu, Cimuws DEAN, linwfmu EICHELBERGER, STUART Buximum Granbfs civic club lunclzean Wie Build. Striving to live according to this challeng- ing motto, the Granby Key Club prepares its members to be useful citizens. Boys who are outstanding in extra cur- ricula activities and who maintain high scholastic standards are invited into membership. At the weekly luncheon meetings, the club plans its worthy projects of the year. For the past two years the Key Club boys have handled the business and advertising phases of the Cue Clubis Shakespearian production. It has also helped to handle Granby's March :yr Dimes campaign this year. Sponsored by the Norfolk Kiwanis Club, the Granby Key Club has been active for three years. Ofiicers for this year were Rene Henry, President, Sidney King, Vice-President, Robert Cromwell, Secretary, and Charles Dean, Treasurer. --:I 87 Is- ,E I O R l 4 1 7.I'l Raw: LOUVENIA CIOMPTON, CARQL DEANS, CYNTHIA STEVENSON, ,IUANNE STEVENSON, MARILYN THOMAS, IVLARGARET CLAMP, ,IACR Romans, GEORGE DIMITRIOU, MARll,YN KASERMAN, BRINRLEY TAMMEL, DONALD EDGE, GEORGE TIIOMAS, ,IOAN FIsI-IER, MR. RIYSSELL WILLIAIIs, RICH1XRD GANNA, HARRY Avcocx, ROBERT MCGEE, PAT WEBSTER, CAROLYN Efms, BETTY SANnERs, DANA BROVVN, ALBERT BUCKYVALTER, ,IEANNE DICIKERSON, NORMA WYA'rr, JULIAN BRADBERRY, LOUISE TXVIIFORD 2nd Row: BEVERLY FLANNERY, LoIs PIOLLAND, CAROLYN BUGHANAN, MARION CoRwIN, RosE Runn, DAVID CIIEs1'Nu-r, PIIILLII- Gmns, IAMES AUGUS1-INE, DONALD BRONCATO, Rufus QIOIINSON, BILL DAVIS, RDRERT MACI-IAN, REBECCA COLEMAN, HERBERT XVORSIIAM, iPAT KRAMER, ELEANOR RYDER, VIRGINIA KIDD, EMILY No'rrINoIIAM, RALPII MAJOR, ToMMY GALE, DoLIcLAs NoR'I'II, PHYLLIS BAIIER Ahern, there is a slight mistake in the clarinet section, booms Director Russell Willianis. Trumpets, how about that tone sounding like a first division band playing? he urges as Festival time approaches. BA 1 3rd Row: RONfKl.D TRRRY. XYVONNE Tmwiau., N.NT'llAN Burumoumu, PAT NIARTIN, GENE CLENDENON, CiARL WAx.i.Ar:1:, SANnv.A Gunn-av, Bnucn LESLIE, IKONALD STU:-cuss, Fmzn GRAY, .lAmzs Fu'rRm..L, Bn.1.Y TmcPr:N,jAu12s HUNT, ALAN LYTLE, STANLEY BAlsmaN, TIIOMAS Aru.x2sTlc1e, -1,-miss Cul.1.rmnaN, LEE Sumvcuoss, MASON I-iom.ANn, RlCll.ARD TEYXSLEY, Dmxc STTLNLING -Wh Row: LYNN SYVENSEN, 'l'oMmY,xIonNsoN, WARREN RICIIKARDSON, EARL.IoNEs, Gu,marzT Bunnoucus, KENNETII Mooxuz, Bounv STlzwAu'r, ,IxMMY BEAN, RICIIYXILD Houma, MAm.laNxz SNELL, Blu. Aifrmmav, IJAN BROXVN, KENNETII BARNABY, HENRY DUFFY,JDlIN Dmxmas 51h Raw: DAVID CIASKEY, Tom Ou'rm1sxuuor:, lVfALC0l.M HARLf1ND, Nomm HARRIS, Tomn' Uuso, Lravn Mxu.lan, EARL WA-rnnrnum, D.-XX'ID VVILDER, JACK HDLLLTXVAY, IDRICAMA COLEMAN, ROBIZRT AUS1'lN, Roman lV1ALPlIURS The band has not only won first division for the past three consecutive years, but has had the highest number of members in All State Band. Besides giving their annual concert, the band has participated in the pep rallys, football games, assembly programs, and graduation exercises. Bill Davis served as Captain this year, and Ronald Terry assisted him as Co-Captain. 2' 1 in I vw, r 3 Science Week Exlzibil: Science Club The Science Club of Granby High School, organiz- ed for the sole purpose ofinstructing youth in scientific facts, stresses the need for a basic knowledge of every- day science and teaches the elementary laws of the universal subjects-chemistry and physics. This year the club held a Science Fair, in which any boy or girl in the school could display science projects. Numerous topics such as coal tar deriva- tives, criminology, telescope, and experiments of chemistry, physics, and biology provided interesting exhibits. The officers for the year were: President, Rufus Gordon, Vice-President, james Singletaryg Secretary, Emily Nottingham, Treasurer, Norman Harding Pro- ject Chairman, Billy Shawcross. Mr. john Mizell served as club sponsor. Two of the officers attended the State Science Contest in XNilliamsburg. NORMAN HARDIN,.IIMMY Guprrcxi, IiUFUS'GORDON,JIMMY SINGLETARY, BILLY Simwcnoss, GERALD Gox.ns're1N, JOHN CALVIN, ROY PERRY 90 ra Distributors Club lx! Razr: SARAH -ION!-IS, ARTHUR Nloomi, Aumi BLAKE, GAXL D1xoN, JEAN NUMMY, ELSIE BARCO, JAMES IJANIEI., STIQPHEN BRUXVN .Ind Raw: I,oRRAlN1a Rwucms, NIARIINNN I'utu.xi, BIi'l'TY.IOANNli l'nzowN, BoNN1ia Funliaxml, BARBARA Flililk, lXlARYl.YNN IXIERRIQLI. To stimulate interest in a wider knowledge of retailing is the purpose of this active organization. One of the club's main activities this year was serving as host for the Tide- water Area Convention of the Associated Distributors Clubs of Virginia. Also, the club conducted a drive for funds to finance the decoration of the Granby Clinic. A highlight ol' each year has been the enjoy- ment of an employer-employee banquet. Oflicers of the year were President, james Daniels, Vice-President, Janice Kingg Secre tary, jean N ummy, Treas- urer, Barbara Fleirg Club Re- porter, Gail Dixon, and Spon- sor, Mr. Walter Brewster. Future Bu iness Leaders of America The F. B. L. A. Club ol' Granby, sponsored by Mrs. Ma1'y Green, was organized in October, 1950, with twenty- three charter members. Formal installation by Mr. A. NNalker, State Supervisor of Business Education, was held jointly with the newly orga nized lvlaury and Norview Chapters. Granby's Chapter is a member of the National and State Organizations whose purposes are to foster, develop, and pre- pare business students for leader- ship, responsibility, and service in the business world. Oflicers for the year were: President, Annie Sowers, Vice-President, Nina Anderson, Secretary, Catherine Corwin, Treasurer, Charlotte Wescott. Y 7.rt Rom, 2nd Raw: 3111 Rnllh' -ith Row: 51h ltazu: xealezl: NxNA ANmzRsoN, ANNIE Sowmzs, CATIIERINE Cl0RWVlN .IRAN K1NG, PEGGY HARIKISON, CIIARLQTTPL YVESCOT1' -IEARLDEAN BRADLEY, PAT MINNIilifXN NANCY STEGER, JANE BIQRRYMAN, JEAN HOGG 1l0BllRTA Poss, BETTY BRICIKHOUSIS till1Row,.rlandi11g.' NANCY PAGE, ALMA CKIRISTIANSIEN, MRs. GREEN, -IUANN Sunnis, BARBARA SIMMONS, PAT DELANCEY, I-I1l.nA BRAXTON --:il 91 112-- arsity Cheerleaders Lv! Row: DOT NOWLAN, BERTIE LEE THORNTON Sn! Raw: HELEN PATTERSON, PA'rmcxA STEWART fllh Raw: 510 Row: 6111 Row: 2nd Row: Cmln: Bm-Tx' Lou Biccs PAT MCLENDON, .IEAN Bunnoucns MARY Bm-H YVILLIAMS, Jovan GUNTER DIANE NEWTON, MEG Wllrrn SUZANNE ACKISS Gr-Gr-Gran . . . f'Ray team, Rah . . 'iAla Vievo, Ala . . Y' 4'New Locomotive 6'Big Dog, Little . . f' g'Yeah Man These familiar cheers for the silver, blue, and gold bring to mind the fun of football and basketball games. Plenty of hard practice and an avid interest both in the squad and GHS are important factors in the cheer- leading life ofthe twelve girls who stimulate school spirit and urge the team on to victory. Suzanne Ackiss, Cap- taing and Betty Lou Biggs,Co-Captaing lead the cheers with a peppy Hep-Hep' at all of the Pep Rallys, Home Games, and many 4'Away Games? 92 Push 'em back! Teak MGH! Drill Team The Granby Drill Team, under the spon- sorship of Miss lone Wilshin, is an auxiliary of the Granby Band. Although marching .A -, , - ' K 'f - and forming figures on the Held during half- time of football games is fun, the real work is daily eight o'clock practices from Septem- ber until Thanksgiving Day. The team re- quires nearly perfect service for two seasons in order to earn a monogram. Irene Drarnes served as Captain and was assisted by Lieutenants Barbara Edwards and Virginia Greeley. Rivalr horzur Four Freedoms T 7:1 Raw: 2nd Row: Sn! Row: fllh Raw: 5111 Row: Olh Row,- 7llz Row: 8ll1 Raw: !lllz Row: 7011: Raw: Hill Raw: BARBARA EDWARDS, NVANDA DAY, -Iovciz Roux, LALLA KIICKPATRICK, SHIRLEY D15 SEAMUS, VIRGINI.-X NUNN, CARMEN Km-z1'laR, BARBARA TYDNALI, SONYA PETERSON, JANE STLVBIKS, ANNE BRYANT, ClA'l'l'lEklNE CRAIN, Louise Hoon, IJOROTHY XVIILTICIZR, Bmurv .IANR Owims, IRENE DRAMES GLENDA ELLINGTON, BARIAARA CARSON, MARGARIZT' Kino, JEAN BuRxnor,ni1R AIAQRHZ BHRRYMAN, FRANCES SwANNxcR, Pizoev DUNN, BARBARA PIIARO SYLVIA BROTHERS, MARY SUE OWENS, LAURA XVILLIAMSONJ DULA VAN l'A1'1'iaN, SANDRA XV,-xx.'roN, .IANIQ BHRRVM,-iN PAT Moonn, BARBARA DILLINUHR I,AuR1TA Dmz, JACQUELINE MCCLANNAN CAROLE YVIIITIE, SANDRA PICKARD Liana Douomswrv. IRIS BozAR'rii DINAH VAN PA'r'r1aN, LUANNE HARlusoN,-IEAN Gn.l.1c'1'1'iz, ljORIS GIBSfDN,'1WIilANNF1LAMPKIN, PAT CIULPEIIPER, ISETTY .ANN HAANCOCIK, SYLVJA Lian-ii NINIX ANDERSON, PATSY GllAN'l',-lANE'l' I1UDSUN,AIANli'l' MALVIN, Si-'i.vxA BlIllH,JO.-KN Kris'i'm.i., VIRQEINIA GRil1l1:l.Rv ,SHIRLEY WATTS --QI 93 B: Junior Var ity Cheerleaders This newly organized group x l cheers exclusively for the junior Varsity football and basketball teams. With Hash- ing smiles and flying arms, these girls cheer their hearts out and try to maintain a spirit of good sportsmanship whether the J. Vis win or lose. X'Vith two co-captains at each game, the girls take turns leading the group. The three co-sponsors who give so generously of their time and advice are Miss Winifred Andrews, Miss Mary Balasca, 7:1 Lellzr: ANITA TIIDMAS, NANCY SMITH, CAROLYN Toon, MARGARET Kino, MARILYN BURNE11' 2nd Letter: BARBARA PIIARO, AI.YcIz BuRcIII:'r'r, NANCY BAIsII,,IANicIz HQIBSON, DoRo'rIIY NVALLACIE, SARAH ABHBURN, LEE DQUGHIQRTY Pyracantha! Cedar-of-Le- banon! Pussywillows! The seasonal atmosphere which has been expressed in the varied Hower and shrub ar- rangements has not only add- ed beauty to the trophy case but expressed the everlasting inspiration of nature. The Granby Garden Club, spon- sored by the Ellsworth Gar- den Club, is directed by Miss lone Wilshin. Club members and officers Barbara Edwards, President, and ,lean Bur- roughs, Secretary-Treasurerg have enjoyed creating beauty through flower arrangements. -2:1 94 len and Miss Mary Gregory. Carden Club 7:1 Raw: Zml Rum: CIATIIERINE CRAIN, SIxIRI.IaY PERRY, IOAN GAIETANI, PATRICIA MINNEMAN, BARBARA EDNVARDS, CIacII.IA Woous, jovcia Roma, JEAN BURROUGIIS, BARBARA REID DoRIs GIBSON, PATSY GRANT, -IOHANNA Gussis, IJIANAII VAN PATTEN,vBARBARA SHERMAN, NINA ANDERSUNMIANI-Z'l' Hunsow, DoI.oRIas LXANNOLES, IJULA VAN PATTEN, jANa BERRYMAN, DCROTIIX' HINKLI Art Club Interested in art? The Granby Art Club is the place for you. Its membership in- cludes not only art students but those who are unable to include art classes within their schedule. With the help of their capable sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Stafford, last christ- mas they mended old toys for an orphanage. Sketches were made during visits to the Hermitage Foundation and Mariners Museum. Follow up work converted these sketches into exhibition en- tries for the May Art Exhibi- tion. Oflicers for the year were Dolores Kriedler, Presi- dentg Joyce Anderson, Vice- Presidentg Judy Fowlkes, Sec- retaryg and Beverly Wilder, ENGLAND Treasurer. Creative Writin Isl Rom: BEVERLY Er.LYsoN, POLLY SPESSARD, NANCY KuNN1No'roN, IIALPH IVIORRISUN, CIPZCILIA Woons, JOAN .IonNs'roN 21111 Raw: Eowm Gxovmz, IIUHN lN'IoNi:AN, RAliI'll Surrn, NANCY NICHOLS, SANDRA Pxczxmzn, IJUROTIIY lvIn.1'15lck, BARBARA TILGHMAN, .ANN Donsox, BI-:A'ru1r:la ATINNIEMAN Jn! Row: tlums PAf:l1:, A!.l.AN Summks, Iiriulalm' 'lnlIRNBUI.l., 1uUNS'l'UN NVINCFIIELD, CZl.Axuu14Nla l.JAVlS Y- -1 - ---- - ----W f --'-'--'-- -1 ---1e----- 21111 Row: BEVERLY Wimnn, DOLDRES Krzmnrsn juny Fowmuzs, ELIZABETH .IouNsnN, .IDYCE ANDEusoN NANCY GREEN, LINDA Woon, GonN1aLm PARKER Guild Do you like to write? Have you an undiscovered literary masterpiece? P e r h a p s you would be interested in know- ing about the Creative Writing Guild. One ofGranby's newest clubs, the Guild was organiz- ed to give students interested in writing an opportunity to improve their work through the helpful criticism of fellow students. The activities ofthe club in c l u d e d sponsoring Nancy Byrd Turner, poet, at an assembly program and submitting articles for publi- cation. Of'Hcers for the year were: President, Ralph Mor- risong Vice-President, Nancy K e n n i n g to ng Secretary, Cecilia Woodsg Treasurer, Polly Spessardg Sponsor, Miss Betty Dabney. enior Choru Di rector: 7Jl Row: 2111! Raw: 3nl llnzu: fllh Raw: 5!lI Rozuf 011: lfnw: 21 96 Ik-- MIAS, ELEANQR VV.-ALDIEN CLAIRE BAKER, NANCY NIcHo1.s, ALINE POVVERS, MARGARET TAYl.OR, MAllY Jo CAI-Rio, Jovcxs TAYLOR, YVETTE GOLDlfARB, JEAN I-loco, HI.OY PATsAI.mEs, DOT NOSVLIXN, TRIANNE LAMPKIN, DUROTIIY HINKLE PAULA JONES, LEE DOUGIIERTY, HELEN PA'r'I'ERsoN, ALICE BLAKE, ANN JACOBS, HfJl'E STOCKTON, BARBARA PHARO, JOAN TXVITCHELI., IRENE DRI-:Ar.IEs, PAT McLENnoN, JEAN HUDDLE, SANDRA WALTON, BETTY Lou Bmcs, PHvLt.Is MORRIS MAIilLYNN Poous, JOAN PIEDIIIQNT, PATSY GIQANT, LORRAINE RIVIERE, JOANN MARLOWE, ANN DOIJSON, RUT!l F1Nr:1I, EVELYN CECIL, MEG WIIITE Suu CHESHIRE, MARY ANN WIIITsoN, PAT LEGAN, NANCY ANN HITc:IIINcs, RUTl'l ANN WI-IITE, JOANNE MCLEAN, FAYIE XVHITE, JANET PACE, FRANCES WILSON, JACQUELINE SYKES, BETTY BLACKWELL CORTLAND JoNEs, RlCI'lARD DAIJGIIERTY, Bonny SHoIcIvIAIcIzR, GERALD ENos, LEE Powmzs, Bonny YATES, Bomw SvnENs'rRIcxI-LR, HILL STARR, Bonny PIERCE, PHIL LIGI-IT, NEI: CIIEsH1RE, JQIIN LESNER HERIJERTJARVIS, DONAl.D SMITH, LEONARD BENNETT, KENNY KLIillZIK,YJOIC PORTER, GISORGE Mocx, BLAKE SAWYER, NVILLARII DILLARA. MASON NUTTlNGI1Ahf, Tommy CfJX'NE, DICK BUNER, JAMES XVEST, ROBERT Rlll'IiIlT, BEN TENCI-I Come on, kids, sing it for me, won't you?i' Members recognize these familiar words of their inspirational director and friend, Mrs. Eleanor Walden. Always ready and willing to burst forth in song, the chorus performs as a Vestecl Choir, Chorus Group, Madrigal Group, Girls' Sextette, or Boys' Quartet, There is hardly a moment from September 'til June that the club is not enthusiastically engaged in preparing fall, Christmas, and spring programs which include religious numbers, Fred VVaring novel- ties, and secular tunes. Bill Stark, Ben Tench, Margaret Taylor, and W7illard DeLara, officers of 1950-1951, served most efficiently and con- Our Girls' Sexlelle SClCntlOL1Sly. I Dreaming? Yes, we dream of goals for future Senior Choruses, as we, the Junior Chorus, increase our ap- preciation for good music. Whether as a separate Girls' or as a Boys' Chorus, or as a mass group, we are always ready to harmonize for the pleasure of our school and for ourselves. The Girls' Chorus was under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Walden while Mrs. Alberta Elliott led the Boys' Chorus. Oflicers for the entire Junior Chorus were President, Janice Hobson, Vice-President, Sarah Ashburn, Secretary, Jean Burk- holderg and Treasurer, Naydean Bradley. Jumor Choru Efjzymzent arzdfellowxlzzlb in singing! 7st Raw: 2nd Raw: 3rd Row: -'ith Row: 51h Row: 6th Raw: 7th Raw: 8th Row: 9th Raw: 70th Row: SYLVIA CLARK, CARMEN KEETER, JERRY BROWN, ANNE PIERCE, CAREN WILL, ROSE MARIE MEANS, PEGGY SOWERS, SHIRLEY ROBERSON, IRENE PAVLIDES, JANICE TURVILLE, FRANCES KEISTER, BETTY DAVIENI'ORT, DIANE LOVEWELL, SANDRA SAUNDERS, BARBARA TYNDALL, ELIZABETQVIORIJAN, JUDY PACE, JACQUELINE BARWICK MARION DYRES, CIIARLOTTE YATT, SARAH ASHEURN, SUzANNE DARDEN, JANICE HOBSON, JULIANNE RAWl.S, JOYCE JOYNER, BRIDOI-:T CARUANA, CATilERlNE WARE, PATSY WILLIAMSON, JANE HENDRICRSNJOY BALSRY, DIANNE CoL'I-ER, SUZANNE AIRMAN, ELISA SNYDER, BAREAI-IA LAYNE, LYNDA SMITH, MARY ANNE HINSON, JOYCE ILSON, MARGARET CLEMENTS, DANA POPE, CAROLE HOLEROOI1 BYROM HOLDERBY, GERALD DUNN, KAY WINSETT, CAROLYN TODD, SHIRLEY CARTER, PAT O,BRlEN, FAY REAMS, PATRICIA HOLLAND, JUNE OWENS, VIRGINIA WEIDMAIER, CAROLYN BERNARD, SANDRA BAUOII, VIRGINIA MUNEORD, BARBARA ROBBINS, ,g!JDYJOHNS, BEVERLY BEALE, PAT POCRE, FRANCES SWANNER, IRENE SELLEW, MARGARIIT SCIIAMOCK, LORETTA DILLS, CHARLENE URNER, SIIIRLEY CARTER, GAY1.E WIIITSFIELD MRS. ALBERTA ELLIOTT, CARROLL LAMRRIN, CHARLES MACARTI-IUR, JIMMY TINRIIANI, BILL CHRISTY, J. W. SMITII, TOMMY CHRIS- TIANSEN,gUI.IUs MONTACNA, NORMAN HARDIN, BARBARA FIGG, ANITA THOMAS, BETTY WHITE, MARY FELTS, BEVERLY GREGORY, WANDA AY, CAROLYN BI..oxSOM, DOROTHY CANNON, ROMAYNE ADAMS, JOYCE COI.BERT, JANET GALE, LINDA DIEMER, GAYLE EWALD, SANDRA MILES, ANITA TURNER, PATRICIA JONES, NANCY JENNINGS, KAY KELLAM, JOANN GRIMES, GLENDA PIIORRIS, MRS. ELEANOR WALDEN GEOROE TURNER, MORRIS BEI.L, JAMES HARRELL, LARRY LEE, DONALD OVERMAN, NEIL MORRISON, EUGENIA BORUM, MARIE BERG, JOYCE RUTI-IEREORD, RUTII RICHARDSON, WANDA WILLIEORD, SIIELIA BLY, MARGARET POWELL, NANKZY WIIITE, LILLIE BUNTING, PENNY MEADOWS, MARGARIET IVEY, BARBARA HARMON, ELEANOR JOIIANNI-LSEN, DORIS DREXVERY FAY LATIMI-ZR, VIRGINIA OLLICE, MARTIIA LOU SMALL, PIIYLLIS HELMS, BEVERLY ELLYSON, CDNNIE IJIEMER, JANE ROMUl.US, RUTII HOIfIIEIMER,JEAN BURRIIOLDER, BETTY WHITE QVARBARA BRANT, RUBY PERRY, BARBARA MONAIIAN, MARYANN GARDNER, GAIL NORTON, JANE SNEAD, ANNE TNVIIFORD, CAROLI-1 HITE RUTH SEBRING, DOROTIIY BUELI., KEREN MILLNER, DORIS PATTERSON, MARCUERITE TURNEIR, MYRNIK BISIIOIA, PAT D'ARCx', MARGARET SPENCER, DEBBIE ALTSCIIUL, ANNE H.ARR!NGTON, BERNICE ROEW, SHIRLEY PERRY PAT PORTLOCR, ELEANOR MOREIIEAD, DIANE HOXSEY, LOIS WOOD, PAT YVILLIS, MILDRED WADE, CQAYNELL LUCDRD, MARY ANN MCVAY SONJA STIMAC, BETTY CARROLL, CAROLYN HOOD, ANNE GAIL MOORE, ELIZABETH JARRETT, SALLY COUTTA, SYLYIA BROTHERS, MAYBELLE FRANK, MARILYN BURNETT, ELLEN MCREEL, MARION WYSOCKI, KATlIRX'N JOHNSON, MARY CLAY NICHOLS, IRENE RICHARDSON, MARY POORE, PAT SMITH -'AI 97 IR Senior Y Teens r We, the younger generation, Are striving now to build a better world. Peace and unity, freedom and brother- hoocl-These we have set to be our goal. These familiar words recall the yearis ac- tivities: the weekend at Owaissa, the con- ferences at Illahee and Norfolk, the fashion show at the Y. and the U. N. trip. Memories of these will always linger in the hearts of sincere Y Teens. Officers for the year were: President, Hloy Patsalidesg Vice-President, Frances Wilsong Secretary, Joan Purchesg Treasurer, Mary Jack Williamsg Co-sponsors, Miss Helen DeLong and Miss Dorothy , I A Martin. Basketball - Gay .Nmetzes Sgzle 7:1 Row: 2nd Raw: 3rd Row: 41h Row: -:al 98 Ir:- FRANCES STUBBS, DOROTIJY WALLACE, MARY JACQUELINE VVILLIAMS, FRANCES WILSON, HLUY PATSALIDES, JoAN Puncuss, SALLY GRESIIAM, BETTY Lou WHITNEY, DIANE MQCLENNEY NANcY NICllOLS, DELLA MAE JoNEs, MARY Lou KTNG, GRACE HOYl,E, BARBARA KELLENHERGER, DERRY LOUISE FISHER, -JANET SHEPARDSQN, SHIRLEY BRYANT, MARILYN MIPIAIAKO, JUAN TIDlA'El.L, .JUDY CLOCK, LEE UI'TAlN PAT LUc:As, Jo ANNE Sumas, NANCY STECER, JANET VVATSON, BARBARA Rem, NANCY ROBINSON, ROSE MARIE MARSHALL, JOYCE ANDERSON, NANCY EQUILS, ANNE EAST, BARBARA LU!-IRINU, DOROTHY MILTEER, JANET HUDSON PAT CULPEPI-ER, NANCY KIPP, ALICE CARTER, JOAN G.-XETANI, JUNE CARTER, ALLENE ATKINSON, MARY LUCY WVHITEHURST, DULA VAN PATTEN, JUDY CARTER, ELLEN WHTTEHURST Janice Hobson, Vice-President Jean Burk- Junior Y Teens Mine has the prettiest blue eyes. Listen! She even calls me, commented the Junior YTeens as they dressed dolls for under- privileged children at Christmas. President holder, Secretary Carolyn Hood, and Treas- urer Nancy Schenck planned this doll project and similar activities to carry out the purpose of the Y. W. C. A. -serving others. Junior Y Teens membership is open to all eighth and ninth grade girls, regardless of race or creed, who are interested in participating in a well-rounded program of recreational and service activities. Co-sponsors for this group were Miss Ann Brock and Miss Louise SlftCI'SOU- Little girls made happy 7:1 Row: VIRGINIA MUNITORD, FAY REALIS, CARULYN Hnou, JANICE HOBSON, JEAN BURKIIOLDER, NANCY Scxu:Nr:K, ELEANOR HENDRICKS, BETTY Suns FINCH, ELIZABETH IIOHRBACKER, NANCY JENNINGS 2nd Row: SANDRA S.-XUNDERS FRANCES KEIISTER h'fARGARET Ivnv BARBARA BRANT MARION WORLEY SHIRLEY M1LLr:R IRENIA PAvl.1D1ss r , V V , 1 , , , , ANl'l'A I'n0MAs, ANNE Twnfouu, SUZANNE D:KRDEN, BARBARA MONAHAN, PAT D ARGY 3rd Row: LvNuA SMITH, MARYBELLE FRANK, Jovcx: ANN JOYNER, JUDY PACE, PA1' WILLIS, ELIZABETH JARRETT, CONNIE PONTIFEX, JANE DEIOTTE, VIRGINIA MUNFDRD, Rurn ANNE JENNIETTE, Jovan XVILSUN, KAY PARKER, GAYLE XVIIITFIELD, DANA Poms. 99 12: Cue Club 7:1 Row: LAURA WVILLIAMSON, LALLA IQIRKPATRICK, JOAN FERRALI., TEMPLI2 CIAPPS, BRI.IcIz LIzsLIIz, DOROTIIY' HINKLE, HEIIBERT JARvIs, 2nd Raw: 3rd Row: lltlz Row: 5tlz Row: 61h Row: JACK SCIINEIDER ANNA RULiPli, RICIIAIID DAUGIIERTY, MARGARET TAYLOR, PATSY GRANT, SHIRLEY MII.ES, ALICE OREM, PIIYLLIS MORRIS, VIR- GINIA GREELEY, JANI ANDILRSQN, CECll.l:X Woons, BARBARA DOUGl.fkS, PAUL.-X Jomas, Lian LJPTAIN CHARLES Rosa, Grzoacn HYLTQN, MAI,r:oI.zII HARLAND JUDY Cl.OCK, JEAN KING, FAYIL MOIQROW, NIXNCJY Lu GATLING, NANCY GREENE, LINDA Woon, MARTll:K LIvnAm., CA'I'IIIaIzINn WRIGHT, Ross MARIE MAIISIIALL ROBERT MCALl.IS1'ER, MARY PALMIIR, BARBARA LUIIRING, NANCY NIcIIoI.s BILL SIIAWCROSS, ROY PERRY, -JIMMY SINGLETARY, JACK DIaN'r, FRED CI-IINcIII:I,I.o, DONALIJ SMITII, JIMMY Lowe :I 100 1: I I I i E Ir thfre no pity . . . 6'Quite on stage, everybodyf, were the familiar words of our director, Mrs. Anne Treakle, who taught us make-up techniques, backstage directorship, scenery construction, stage etiquette principles, and fundamentals of the development of drama. Under the leadership of Herbert Jarvis, Presidentg Jack Schneider, Vice-President, Virginia Greeley, Secretary, Cecilia Wfoods, Treasurerg and Bruce Leslie, Dramatic Critic, the club produced in the fall a most creditable presentation of Romeo and Julietn. Spring dramatics included the selection and production of a one-act play for entry in the State Contest. Members of the club are proud to have triumphantly produced four winning contest plays 111 past years. Footli ht Club 7:1 Raw: PATSY BROCK, .ILILIANNE IQANVLS, IRENE PAVLIDIES, JANE HENDRICKS, PATSY YVH.I.IAIIIsoN, FRANCES KEISTER, MARILYN M.ATAClA, PATSY DYR, IRENE SIaI.I.Ew, ROIIIAYNE ADAMS Znzl Raw: AIQE NOXVl.AN, JUDY PACE, CARQLE Kumi, SARAH ASIIBURN, BARBARA TVEAVER, CAROLE FERGUSON, JERRY SANDLER, EDNA 'Iu'1'c:IIINsoN, BETTY IANE WIIITPZ 5rd Raw: b'lARGARET IVEY, BIITTY EDWARDS, FRANCES STEILN, PATRICIA SQIIN, MINNIE ANNAR1No, MARGUERITE TURNIZII, DORO'fIIY BELL, IiA'1'IIERlNEsIOIlNSON, IWARIUN XVORLEY, SHIRLEY TVIILLER Jill Row: FAYI5 STALLINGS. .ANNE PIIIRCE PIIYI.I.Is HIILMS PATRICIA HOLLANIJ CIATIIERINE NVARIH BETTY WI-HTE LINDA DIEMER PAT . I , y I I , Imuas, IVIARY FEI.Ts, BETH JORDAN, DIANE SMITH, PATRICIA PoR'rI.ocR, ANN GILLILAND, IVIARGARET SPENCER .ith Raw: RoY PERRY, CHARLES TAUSTIN, BII.I.Y ClIlRlSTY, KEREN NIXLLNER, SANDRA WEIITESIDIE, NANCY SCHENCK, JEAN RUDIGER, SYLVIA CILARR, JACQUELINE LINKUUS, MARY ANN HINSON, GAYLE EYVALD, ELHANOR JOHANNESEN, ANNE HARRINGTON, DEBBIE ALTSCHUL Room 1l9? Oh! You mean that hard working group ofjunior High Students which forms the Foot- lights Club. Yes, in February of 1940 the Junior High members broke away from the Cue Club and formed a club of their own to interest more junior High Students in drarnatics. This group is in charge of two assembly programs a year and works with the Cue Club in producing its annual Shakespearian play. Two delightful presentations of this year were Bezvilclzed and Bewildered and TIIGHICS, George Waslzinglnn, in which Frances Keister and Virginia lViedmaier played the leading roles. Ollicers for the year were: President, Nancy Schenckg Vice-President, Anne I-Iarringtong Secretary, Judy Paceg and Treasurer, Sarah Ashburn. Miss Nancy Woods served as sponsor. H1 dong kngw whgl lg 1,,,1iew'5 -QI 101 II: 7:l Row: 2nd Raw. Sm' Row: flth Row: 51h Raw: 'sl 102 ono ram Club VVC, the G-menf, represent school spirit and good sportsmanship, One of the oldest clubs at Granby, we have worked in the past and will continue to work in the future to try to improve as long as the Held of athletics grows. To maintain a scholarship fund, available to a worthy alumnus of the club, we annually sponsor the traditional Turkey Hop in the GHS Gym after the Maury football tilt and the annual Junior Varsity- Faculty basketball game in which we see our esteemed male faculty assume less dignified positions of guards and forwards. Officers for the year were: President, jack Smartg Vice-President, Edward Eichelbergerg Secretary, Rene Henryg Treasurer, Joe Sakakini. Mr. - Donald GriHin served as sponsor. The winning basket! EDWARD EICHKLBERGER, DONALD FRYE, RICIIARD COULSON, STUART BUXBAUM, CARLOS Rouunio, TIIoMAs COULSON, DONALD DESSEI.l.E, ROBERT YATES, LEIGI-I POWER RALI-II SAuTII, WILLIAM MILLER, ROBERT SWINDELI., KENNETII Kl,EDZIK, GLENN BEALE, W1LI,iAM STARR, JACK ROGERS, SIDNEY Kms, GLENN I-IEATON, Fmrz FIRING jon SAKAKINI, HAROLD MCGEE, FRED GRLIIEITII, JIMMY Honciss, BILLY TYNDALL, GERALD VANSTORY, JAMES KNOTFS, BILLY DIOKERSON PIIILLIP L1oiIT, JACK HARDY, WILLARD DELARAMIOIIN SUTTON, WINTON WILcus, RICIIARD-IENNINGS, TED CURTIS, JAMES STEWART FRANK HARRIS,JACK SCHNEIDER, JAMES WEST, ROBERT SPRLIELL, ROBERT FLOYD, JACK SMART, BEN TENCH, RENI: HENRY, EDWARD CUNNINGI-LAM lf- xx mn arsit Football quad of 1950 COACH EDMUND DERRINGE Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1950 FOOTBALL RECORD Granby Opponents -New Hanover fWilInington, N. CQ ,,... 6 32 -John Marshall Y ,. .. 0 27 -Cradock ' ....,,..,, 25 14 -South Norfolk ,,,,.. 6 0 -Hopewell ' ,,.c 13 52 -Norview ' .... 12 1 3 -W arwick 4' ...,.,......, 14 6 -Newport News 4' ....,,, 13 13 -Woodrow VVilson 1 0 19 ' -MauI'y 4' ..,..,....cl..,,, 0 51 Totals ..,.. 89 227 XV. H. S. L. Group One Conference Game. 7:1 Row: -IAGK SMART, TRAVIS SLOCUMB, JOIIN CQIIELAND. WILLIAM EDMUNDSON, SIDNEY BADEAUX, Roamvr PIERCE, PIIII. HOBSON, FRANK BRINN, TONY BARGAMIN, CQVVYN SANDERLIN, DAVID JACKSON 2nd Raw: Ass't. Coach DIXIE MOQRE, Tommy COYNE, Ass't. Coach ,101-IN BROWN, FRANK WAEF, RALPPI LAw, KENNETH LEXVIS, Bon CIIAPIN, JOHN SUTTON, CHARLES GoouwYN, SIDNEY KING, BILL STARR, LEE PowEns, DICK BONER, NED CIIESFIIRE, Coach DERRINGE 3rd Row: BILLY TYDNALL, BILLY WILSON, BILLY TILLING, LINWODD TENNY, Bon SPRUELL, joIIN LESNER, BEN TENCII, JIMMY KNOTTS, KENNETl'l EAns, BILLY DICKERSON, jon PORTER all 104 12:4- Football Wildcats Claw Comets 32-6 Sept. 22-NVILMINGTON, N. U.-Powerful and experienced NEW I'IANOVER'S WIl.DCT.ATS, romping to ii 32-6 victory, proved too much opposition for Granby's opener. Dickerson smashed over from one-foot out with two minutes remaining for the CoME'r's only TD. Stark set up the score as he ranback a. pass interception 38 yards and then passed to Knotts for 29 yards. The feature run of the game was Comet Tynda,ll's 77 yard interception runbziek. GRANBY trailed 20-0 at the half. Roach Leads Justices to 27-O Win Sept. 29-Ii.ICHlt'1ONll1All-Stillt0 q11a1'te1'huck Mel Roach lived up to all expectations as he led JOHN MARsH.'xLL's fleet-footed Justices in a constant downpour of rain to si. crushing 27-0 win ever GRANBY,S Big Blue. Jay-em hit pztydirt in each stanza with Barbee, Jones, Grunt, and Roach each plunging over, :md Roach converted three points. At halftime .lay-em led 13-0. Big Blue Wins First Game, 25-14 Oct. 7-FOREMAN F1nLnMGR,xNBY's BLUE Comms rolling to at 25-14 victory for the first 1950 triumph found easy pickings of CRADOCKIS ADMIRALS. Billy Stark led the Derringe tutored eleven all the way as he scored once :uid passed 64 yards to Ned Cheshire for paydirt. John Sutton and Dick Boner also tallied for the Comets, while one of Sutt.on's placements split the up- rights. Riggs scored both times for the losers. 'I-Ialftime found GHS ahead 12-8. Comets Win Second Straight, 6-0 Oct. 13-FOREMAN FIELDQIX 90-yard touchdown gallop hy halfbaek Billy Stark, with but 20 seconds remaining in the first half, provided the six point nmrgin allowing CiRANBYyS BLUE CoME'rs to clip SOUTH NOIIIFOIIK, 6-0. The versatile Comet halfback picked up fi total of 123 yzrrcls on 6 tries for :i 20.5 average from scrimmage. The stu.lwm't Derringe forward wall halted two long South Norfolk drivesg once they pene- trated within the 10-yard stripe. Hopewell Scores 52-13 Rout Oct. 20-Fonem.-iN Finnn-After being held for ten minutes, Hopewell's state championship hound BLUE DEN'IIiS broke Bonn bringing down Cradockfv Fume!! loose on a scoring rztmpzmge and went on to meul e stunned GRANBY eleven 52-13. All-Ainerican quzuterhzielc .lohnny Dean and the Hopewell team were all that they were said to be, as they seemingly scored alniost at will. The score at halftime was in favor of the Blue Devils 26-0, llfaj' clearing way for Dwdall An unidenlfed Granby Tackler .flops Cardzvcll Tyndall xkirting left end against Norview Ruwv. .r W -I I A l I .. A Football SIDNEY KING All Slalz' All Imeman I wld All Tldewalm Second Tram Pllots Edge Past GHS 13 12 Oct 28 FORENIXN FIELD Plelung up 13 pomts 111 the 11st h tlf NORVIEWN staved off a determlned CHS D111 of touchdowns to edge the C omets 13 12 lack 101 ry s placement proved the decldxng point '1l1lS marked tht thnd eonsecutlve ye 11 In vxhlch an outplayed Norviexx eleven has upset ft Blg Blue Lggxegftmon on the guduon Seormg for the Comets xx as Bllly Dickenson xx ho plunged ovcl from the 1 foot llue, and Billy lyndall xvho seftmpcxed 39 yfu ds for the final score Granby Halts Warwwk, 14 6 Nov -1 Fonnxrw FIELD A second qu utex outbuist of 14 points enabled the Comets to chalk up I, 14 6 victory over Wmvx ICK s FARMERS f0l the thI1d stlfught Vea1 Mldxx fly In the second pcuod Stful p Lssed 22 yards to Chcslure to give the Comets -1 H151 doxxn on the I 3111101 s 17 DlClxCISOI1lCd 'I sust uned dl IVC In six plays tothe 1 foot line xx here he crashed ovel for the fixst 1D lhe second touehdoxx n came as lohn Sutton h1t Cheshu e with L long pass xvlueh xx ent tll the way, the pl ty eoverlng 31 y uds Sutton conveltcd both CXtl L pomts Stark pzcltmg up 38 yafdx agaznst M amy Knotts Leads Comets to 13 13 Tie Nov 10 FOREMAN FIELD Spect xcul u defensive play 1112: by hmmy Ixnotts enabled GRANBY s BLUE COMETS to battle Nnwronr NExvs to il 13 13 stalemate Leadmg 13 6 In the fourth peuod, the Typhoon attempted a Held goal pl teement f1om the 21 yard llne, Knotts charged In f1 om lns left end pos1t1on, blocked the ball, and then laced 71 yuds to paydlrt Ben Tench converted the all Important cxtrt poxnt to grve Granby the 13 13 t1e The first Comet t tlly came as Le1gh Power d1OVC 31 yards to the NN line ind then crashed over thru tackle for the 1D on the next play Granby halfback, B111 Stalk punted tvxlee for d1stanee,s of 64 and 60 yards Sxdwell s Run Hlghhghts Prene Wm, 19 0 Nov 19 PORTSMOUTH 4 99 yard nm by back Chculey Sldxvell 1gl'l1'GCd WILSON s Pm:s1D1:N'rs to roll to ft 19-0 vie tory '1hIs marked the first tune In ten yeals that t GRANBY eleven had succumbed In Portsmouth Mumcipal Stadlum Maury Wxns In 51 0 Rout Nov 23 FOREM KN FIEI D BIAURY s l11l1Jl0dlLtL'1blC C OM MODORLS started off ftst 'md nevel stopped untIl the final gun sounded lhe M rpm tkeis amassed 51 poxnts vxhlle holdlng GRNNBY s BLUE Comms to 7910 Leadmg 32-0 at h Ilft1mc, the Mauly eleven vx ts held scoreless In the third Canto In the final st tnza the reserves managed to total 19 JAMES KNOTTS BILL S'1ARIx ACR SMART All 1' zdewatn All Tzdewaler All Tzdewalcr Honorable Mentzon .Second Team Honorable Mentzon l95O Junior Var it Football Team Ist Rnw: Tian RAYNES, GARY l'll5NT,-IACK SANIJLER,-IERRY SOUTH, DoUnLAs I-IARLEss, DONALD CORMACK, KARL LOUTIIER, WILLIAM HINEs, SYLVESTER BROXVN, Lmwoon TENNY 2nd Row: Coach DIxIE Momma, Tuonms PENN, Mll.TCDN SIMPSON, ARMANI: TAYLUR, TRAX'IS SLDCUMB, GEORGE TURNER, KENNIETII ETHE- Izxmna, XVIIJJAM XVOOD, SIDNEY BADEAUX, ROBPLRT CYIAPIN Jn! Huw: Wn.I.lAM TILLING, YVILLIAM Em.IoNusoN, Tom' BARGAMIN, FINLICY PIAIVKINS, KENNliTIl LEXVIS, LEIGII Powun, GEIKAIAD Enos, DAVID IXIIJSEL The 1950 BABY BLVE Coxiers had I1 hapless season winning only one of their five games. Despite their record, the J. V. Tezun was of great. value to the school. T:Lekle Robert Chapin, and Backs Leigh Power :md Mickey Simp- son, moved up to the Varsity where they sam' eonsiclerahle nc- tion. The 8,LlVll,I1ClI1gL of J. V. players to the Varsity Squad caused Coach Dixie to remark, This is :In iucliezitiioii of the value ofthe J. V. team to an successful varsity. Cbach DXXIE MOORE 1950 JUNIOR VARSITY .IPOOTBALL RECORD Granby Ollljmnenl Ba I41' y-Robinson ,.,. 13 0 VVoodruw Wilson. O 33 Norview .,.,. . 0 26 Petersburg ,..... . 6 1 3 Maury ...., . 0 1 4 To tals ....,. . 1 9 86 ..-' -4 1 07 Il:- Varsity Basketball Team of 19 1 . 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K-UIQ, www sf-'ss-fag, A Lz-....... . als:.aM1eff:.f..ia.-L..al..QU-.159'LJ Coach DONALD GRIFFIN Dec, : Ian. jan. Jan. 'Jan. Uan. Uan. Han. Jan. Han. 'jan 'Feb :Feb Feb 'F eb 'Feb 'Feb Feb Feb Feb ik 1951 RECORD -Alumni ...... 2-Cradock ..,.. Glass .,....,...,.. -Hopewell ....., -Hampton ...... -Norview ,,,,, Warwick ,........ Wilson ..,.,,,V..,...,, John Marshall ..... Newport News ....,e. Maury ..,....,l...,l,, Hampton ..,l.. Wilson .e,..r,l -Cradock ...., Norview .,.,...,,, -Newport News Warwick ,,,... ,lVeeY,, John Marshall ..,e, Hopewell ........, Maury ..,,,,,,,,,,, Season Totals.. Conference Games. Granby Opponenls 50 26 52 58 23 27 42 54 36 51 37 28 47 43 41 47 51 41 33 40 2 7:1 Raw: CARLOS Rouuslo, BILLY TYNDALL, -Ion PORTER, RICHARD JENNINGS, NED Cuasmmz, ROY THELSEN 2nd Row: Roni-:RT CHAPLN QManagcrl, Mum Nuicno, JAMES WEST, Bon FLOYD, Bon SPRUELL, BEN Tsxci-x, RALPH HALSTEAD, WILLIAM EDMONDSON fManagcrj :I 108 la-- 1 Basketball Opening their 1950-51 season, Don GriHin's un- experienced cagers were dumped 50-33 by a power- ful Alumni Team. A stubborn Cradock quint gave Granby plenty of trouble before bowing 30-26. West led GHS with 8 points. Paced by Cox's 21 points, Glass High of Lynch- burg overwhelmed the Comets 52-26. Coming from behind with 2 minutes remaining in the game, Hopewell's Blue Devils upset Granby 58-54. Granby chalked up another conference win by turning back Hampton's Crabbers, 33-23. Continuing their winning ways, GHS drubbed Norview,s Pilots, 52-27. With Ralph Halstead bucketing 14 points, the Comets won their fourth conference victory, taking Warwick 54-42. Sharpshooting Jessel Curry sparked Wilson's Presidents to a 54-36 rout over Granby on the President's hardwood. Little Carlos Romubio led Don Griffin's cagers to a 43-36 victory over the john Marshall justices. Dumping in 19 points, Buddy Ballard paced Newport News, Typhoons to a 51-36 plastering of GHS. Snapping a six game losing streak, Mauryis Com- modores squeezed by the Comets 32-31 in a thrilling game played at the Arena. Gaining revenge for an earlier loss, Hampton edged Granby 28-26. Playing their third game without the services of Ben Tench and Bobby Spruell, Granby bowed to Wilson 46-39. Granby lost its fourth game as Cradock subdued the Comet quint 43-38. Coming to life again, Granby ran roughshod over a hapless Norview team, 54-41. With big Mike Niegro pointing the way, GHS upset Newport News 49-47. Warwick's Farmers gained revenge for an earlier loss by tripping the Comets 51-47. john Marshall,s Justices took Granby 41-36. Getting back in the win column, Granby con- quered Hopewell 46-33. Stanley Hurstis foul shot enabled Mau1'y to upset a fighting Comet team 40-39 in the last game of the 1950-51 season. i Two for Hamplon? All qyes on the ball! CARLOS Romumo All-Eastern D1'.s'Irict flllflllfllhff' Affflllllllll MICEIAEL NIEGRO All-Eastern Dirtricl Sfcnnzl Tram Junior Varsity Basketball Team 7.rl Row: DAVID Cnow, JERRY Fismza, LINWOOD TENNY, JAMES STEWART, JACK 'IQHOMI-'S'JN, Huon FARLELGH, LARRY Picicnfxt. Zml Raw: Bonny PIERCE, TRAVIS SLOCUMB, ToMMv MORRISETTE, NVAYNE LAND, Ancrun GREEN, LEwis KING, STANLEY Briss, DAv1n Hll.TON fManagerJ 3rd Row: VINCENT RIOLLURA, WILLIAM Cox, JIMMY Hocc, DON PHARES, CLAIBORNE COUPLAND, ALLEN FRANKENBERGER, BILLY TiLi.iNG Coach PAUL SMITH -al 110 Ib'- The 1951 V. Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Paul Smith, won ten of their twenty games and placed second in the Tidewater , J. V. Invitational Basketball Tournament. The Tournament which was held in the William and Mary Norfolk Division Gym was the highlight of the J. V. season. Last year the Baby Comets won the tournament and were looking forward to a second crown. After advancing to the finals they lost a heartbreaking game to the Maury J. V. Team by 12 points, 56-44. The 1951 record follows: Dale Grarzlqy Oppon Jan. 7-Norfolk Academy ........ . 37 40 Jan. -Central. .........,...,....... . 28 Jan. -Maury ..................... . 41 Jan. -Warwick ....... 28 Jan. -Norview ........... 37 Jan. -Wilson .....,,.........,, 53 Jan. -Newport News ....... . 39 Jan. -Maury ................,. 40 Feb. -Hampton ...... 51 Feb. -Wilson. ....... 46 Feb -Central ......... 33 Feb -Cradock ........ 41 Feb. -Norview ........... 37 Feb -Maury ................ . 50 Feb -Newport News .,..... . 47 Feb. -Warwick .......... 30 F eb. -Maury ...,..,, 43 Totals ,.,,.. ,,.........................,.................. 6 9 5 6 84 TIDEWATER INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT March 5-Kempsville ..........l............................. 57 33 March 6-Central .............. ............,................... 4 9 38 March 7-Maury ....... . 44 56 Totals ........ FIIIJ Varsity Wrestling Team of 19 1 1951 WRESTLING RECORD Granly Opjzonfnls Dec. 14-Norview ............ .....,.........w.w............ 3 8 '11 Dec. 21-Ocean View Community Center.. 34 16 Jan. 11-Maury ......,...,,...,..,,A.,V.,,..,,,.,..,,..,..... 47 5 Jan. 12-Cradock .A..4.,... ...,7.,,.,,,.,AA.,A....,.....A,. 4 3 5 Jan. 17-Ocean View Community Center.. 38 5 jan. 26-Norview ..,..,,....,.............,..........,..... 36 11 Feb. 2-Maury ......................,...........,..,....,.,. 48 0 Feb. 9-Washington 8: Lee Freshmen ..,,i. 22 6 Feb. 10-V. M. I. Freshmen ..........,.,...... . 21 10 Feb. 16-Jefferson High Qlloanokej ..,,.... . 35 12 Feb. 17+V. P. I. Freshmen ...........,...... . 24 6 Seasons Totals .....,.......................... 386 87 Feb. 26, 27-State Interscholastic Tournament First Place-Granby with 50 points March 2, 3-State A. A. U. Tournament f First Place-Granby with 61 points Coach WILLIAM MARTIN vnu. 'e' If is 7:1 Row: GILBERT BURRUUGIIS, ERNEST PIERCY, JAMES WADE, VERNON GARNIER, MELVIN MCGINNIS, ARMANI: TAYLOR 2nd Row: EDWARD EICIILLBERGER, Romzm' SNVINDIELL, Roy COPEl.AND, JIMMY KNOTTS, SIDNEY KING 3rd Row: JAMES OSMER, BILLY DICKERSON, FRANK WASP, ALFRED HAIR, CHARLES GDODXVYN, FREDERIC BERRY fManagerj --:al 111 In-' Wrestlin The octopus? Coach Billy Martin found much to be happy about as the 1951 Wrestling Season opened. On hand from last year's A. A. U. Championship Team were Eddie Eichelberger, Sidney King, Bobby Swindell, Jimmy Knotts, Billy Dickerson, and Roy Cope- land. To round out the team, there were newcomers Armand Taylor, Ernest Piercy, and Gilbert Burroughs. Eichelberger, Knotts, Dickerson, and Piercy went through the regular season undefeated. On Dec. 14, Granby opened the 1950-51 season by trouncing Norview 38-11. One week later, they outclassed the Ocean View Community Center Team 34-16. After the Christmas Holiday, Granby continued its winning ways with a 17-5 decision against Maury on Jan. 11. The following night, Cradock was humbled 43-5. Granby's next victim, the Ocean View Community Center, bowed 38-5 on the night ofjan. 17. The beginning of the second half of the season found Granby winning its sixth straight victory 36-11 over Norview on jan. 26. Then on Feb. 2, Granby scored an outstanding victory. Maury was whitewashed 48-0. Finding the going too easy against local high schools, Granby traveled to Lexington to defeat the Wash- ington and Lee Frosh 22-6. The following evening, Feb. 10, Coach Martin's grapplers mastered the V. M. I. freshmen 21-10. Next, a powerful Roanoke team was overcome 35-12. On Feb. 17, V. P. I. furnished Granby with its eleventh victory by bowing to the Martinmen 24-6. Granby won its third Virginia State Interscholastic Tournament crown by taking 50 points. The tournament was held in Char- lottesville, Feb. 26 and 27. The following week, Granby finished first with 61 points to win the State A. A. U. Tournament for the third consecutive year. Five Granby boys won State A. A. U. titles. Wax ii a lakfdoum? Wimmin On hand for the opening of the 1951 Swimming Season were practically all of last year's team. Coach Chandler had several lettermen back including State Backstroke Champion, Kenny Kledzik, whose 118.4 is a state recordg Fred Griffith, Granby's 200 yard champion, Glenn Heaton, Granby's 100 yard free-style record holder, jack Hardy, 200 yard free-style record holder, Phil Light, Granby's diving champion. Several newcomers who made the merman squad were: Dave Mitchell, breast-stroke, whose 1215.6 is a Granby recordg Putt Storrs, Individual Medley Champion of Granby 3 and Tony Bargamin, 50 yard breast-stroke. With the exception of Glenn Heaton, all of these boys will be returning next year. Granby had a mediocre season this year winning only two out of the eight meets in which it participated. In the opening meet, Coach Chandleris charges were defeated by the William and Mary Division Squad 44-22. Next, a strong Raleigh, N. C., tank-team outswam Granby 47-18. Once more Granby mermen found it tough going as they lost to the Richmond Y. M. C. A. by 27 points, 47-20. Granby chalked up its first victory by edging Augusta Military Academy 40-35. The Richmond Y. M. C. A. swimmers won their second victory over the GHS team 40-35. Granby got its second win of the season by defeating the N. C. State Frosh team 36-30. Traveling to Raleigh, N. C., Chandler's mermen absorbed a 51-24 licking from Needam-Broughton High School. Granby closed its season by going to Virginia Inter- scholastic Meet at Charlottesville. There Kenny Kledzik, Glenn Heaton, and Fred Grifiith all placed in in their events and teamed up with Tony Bargamin to take third in the 200 yard free-style relay. These places enabled GHS to place fifth in the meet. Afbving start for lim 50yara' darh! ar it Wimmin Team 1951 SVVIMMING RECORD Dale Gmnlgy Opponfrzls Dec. 15-William 81 Mary Division ..... 22 44 jan. 20-Needam-Broughton High .,.. 18 47 Feb. 3-Richmond Y. M. C. A .1A..... 20 47 Feb. 7-Augusta Military Academy ..... 40 35 Feb. 17-Richmond Y. M. C. A .... 35 40 Mar. 6-N. C. State Frosh ........ .. 36 30 Mar. 10wNeedam-Broughton High .,.. 24 51 QRaleigh, N. CLD Totals ..... .. 195 294 Mar. 3-Virginia Interscholastic Meet W I, Harm L.. Fifth Place 5 Z I fLMi1I:.- ,w,.5iEif. Ia.. fa IMI is fvmv zz.- . .QAM A E Coach JOSEPI-I CHANDLER reg! If il. In...-Q -22. ,,-1 -5 lr! Row: KENNETII Kl.F1DZlK, Farm GRlFlfITlI, GEORGE BUNCH, PHILIP LIGHT, jo!-IN CAMPBELL, PHILIP Gmas fManagerJ 2nd Raw: GLENN Huxrow, TONY BARGAMIN, Bon NIILLER, JAMES P.b.RxIaIz, JACK Hfmnv, BILI. HULL --sl 1 1 3 Lv'- Cross County quad Q I aim gr 1' W, ,1 ,a Q -- R: ,. .Y M- ' 7:1 Raw: RICIIARD STERLING, CHARLES HAYEs, BILLIE TAYLOR, ROBER1' I-IAsTINcs, HAL LYON, PIzRcx' PATTERSON 2nd Raw: CARL. WALLIS, STLIART BUXHAUM, BI.,-xxx-1 SAwYIzIz, .IIMMY SINm.I1'rAuY, JAMES BARBIQIZ, GERAI.D V.-XNSTOIlX', FRITZ FIRING Coach RAYMOND CASEN' The main purpose of Granby's 1951 Cross Country Team was to prepare the boys for the coming In- door Track Season and the Varsity Track Season. Since Granby did not have a Cross Country Track, the team members were usually to be seen pounding the neighborhood streets. Because the team was organized too late in the season, it did not run any dual meets with neighboring high schools. It did, however, have two practice meets with the William and Mary - V. P. I. Division Squad. Indoor Track Team y river iq., isa: , W . ,. , ,,, -2513 I fl. , FEE' -I ' I ' we , Coach joIIN BROWN The first Granby Indoor Track Squad in several years was entered in two meets, the Virginia Interscho- lastic Indoor Meet at Charlottesville, Virginia, Feb. 19 and the Southern Conference Indoor Meet at Chapel I-Iill, North Carolina, Feb. 24. In the first meet, high jumpers DeLara, VanStory, and Cunning- ham tied for second place. Buzzy Stewart tied for third place in the pole vault. Granby had a total of 5 1f10 points, The second meet offered plenty of out-of-state compe- tition for Coach Brown's harriers. Willie DeLara's 24 point was Granbyis only tally. --vi 114 Ia-- lxl Row: RICHARD STELL, HAL LYON, BILLIE TAYLOR, JAMES BARBEE, FRITZ FIRING, GEIXALD VANSToIv.Y, JIMMY CRA1'Cll, LEIGII Power. 2nd Raw: THOMAS WILLIAIIIsoN, STUART BUXBAUM, CIIAIQLES ROTERT,,lIMhlY SINGLETARY, VVIINTON VVILGUS, DONAL,D CURM.ACK, DoN HOLLONVAY, PERCY PATTERSON, HAnvaY PARSONS 3rd Raw: GUY SADLISR, MILTON SIMPsoN, Tommy CoYNIz, IVICIRUAN HAIIBY, EDWARD CIJNNINGIIALI, CHARLES HAYES, WILL.ARD DELARA, ROBERT HASTINGS April April April April April April April May May May May May May ar it Baseball quad I 1951 BASEBALL SCHEDULE ' 'Q 'n1 :.:'i ' , . 1. :Z A L W I vi, ...... I : ..,, 10--Maury ----- -a-'-- W HY l 5 , ,rn ,, ,, 5 12-Craclock ..... . .... Home . W is 17-Nofwew ..,. V a.i.. Away X ' fs Q 3 i.,. lr in X, ma, , . N934 x, ' - f I 'We ,af-f??f5v 1: ,lx UQ ' - ' 'SW' filfaiwsl aff Wi L , 19-Wilson ......,....,., ..i.. H ome WWA I I x 5,5 if f: ' if' 'W 20-Newport News, .I ..... Home if ' A 4 ,. 26WM Ho C -: ff ' ,QQ ' 1 aury .,,.. ,L..p I u 55 :iw A 27-Hampton ...., I .,,l Home JA -523 ' p I 11 . 1-NT? ff 'j, ,Q A - 5' I I ff 1-Cffldock ----- ---'-a W aY . ' -,QL ff. Ac za A .F ff . - 3-Norvlew ...-. -,,-Q, A WHY - ' .- 12:41 Af ' If 8-Maury ..L.l......... Y .... Away , A '., -z ' ' ' , 2 1 I 21 PW 149'-7', ,?fafv.,i 10-South Norfolk ip.,Li ...., H ome : I ig 1 Qf'5?s 1 4522, f5gYjf'32g 3f',gf53?,, '- '5?'rE. 15 C d k H - fa OC --b-4 A- A 0 me in .wr--,935 l7+Norview ,.... , ..., Home Coach Dixm Mooma -'HM , wk. xx 5 7:1 Raw: EDDIE EICHELUERCER, DAVID BERRY, PAUL UNDERDOXVN 2nd Row: RIcIIARu Bonrzn, Lxmfs Knows, Russnu. GRAY, Tomn' VNYILSON, PIIII. Housom, Gxaoncr: TURNER, RAI.Pll L.-xw, TRAVIS Sxncums, BILLY TYNIJALI., DALE McCI.uma 31d Row: DICKII: JENNINGS, jmuxas Wnsr, BiI.I.v TII.I.ING, SAM jfxcxson, RAI.Pll l'lAI.S'l'liAD, XV,-XLTER Fnuans, PETER JUNGIIANS, KENNIETH ETHERIDGE, jon Ponnan l-al 115 Ile'- arsit Track Squad Coach .JOHN BROWN 7:1 Raw: 21111 Row: Dale Mar. 31 April 6 April 13 April 21 April 27 May 5 May 12 May 19 149' at 1951 TRACK SCHEDULE Opponents South Norfolk ..... Newport News ...o., Norview ..,... Tidewater Meet ...... Woodrow Wilson .... Eastern District Meet ..,... Maury ...... State Meet .,..,. Place Foreman Field Newport News Foreman Field Williamsburg Portsmouth Foreman Field Foreman Field Williamsbtlrg WAFA 4 1' WAND? W-11 x Prsacv PATTERSON, RALPH MAJOR, LEIGH POWER, Mi1.TON SIMPSON, Fnrrz FIRING, DONALD Encn, THOMAS WILLIAMsoN, SYLVESTER BROWN STUART BuxBAuM, BILLY TYNDALL, TOMMY COYNE, SIDNEY KING, HAROLD SHAW, KIOI-IN MORGAN, JAMES BARBER, RlCkl.ARD STERLING, BILLY TAYLOR 3rd Haw: MORGAN HAMBY, DONALD CORMACK, WINTON WILGUS, EDDIE CUNNINGHAM, lIAMILs SINGLETARY, ROBERT C!l:SPlN, Wll.l.ARD IJELARA, JACK Bmmr, CIlARl.lCS HAYES, EUGENE KING fMan:1gerJ 116 ri.- Baseball Slide, joe, slide! This year will find Granby fielding a team with only two lettermen returning. Coach Dixie Moore has a tough problem in building a squad around fielder, Billy Tydnallg and pitcher, Bubba West. Veteran Dickie Jennings is expected to be of great help this year in supplying hitting power. There are several newcomers who will be very useful. Among these are: pitcher, jimmy Knotts, infielders, Walter Forbes, Ralph Halstead, and Phil Hobson, out- fielders, Dick Boner and joe Porter, and catchers, Billy Tilling, Russell Gray, and 'Eddie Eichelberger. Last year's record was rather disappointing, three wins out of thirteen games. Opening the season, Granby was defeated by a strong Wilson nine, 9-2. Next, john Marshall hung a 12-9 defeat on GHS. The squad got -its first victory by tripping Cradock 10-6. Wilson again took Granby's measure with a 10-1 shellacing over the Comets. Norview's Pilots edged Coach M0orc's diamondcrs 3-1 on our home Field. Two days later, Maury gave the Comets their third straight defeat 17-4. Bouncing back from her losing streak, Granby knocked Cradock out of the park 24-6. Hampton's Crabbers took a close game from GHS 6-5. Granby's third and last victory of the season came by trouncing Norview 8-1. In Richmond, Granby was subdued by John Marshall 6-5g in Newport News, 13-6. Once more Wilson's Presidents continued their domination over the GHS squad by slaughtering them 15-1. Granbyis final game of the seaon was lost to Norview by forfeit C9-OD after Coach Moore and some of his charges were banished from the playing field. All lhc way, Bzzbbuf ,-v Incl that lrg' Despite the loss of such stalwarts as Johnny Mapp and jim Bain, Granbyis 1951 track squad will be fairly well balanced. Harriers returning from last yearis squad are distance men, Chuck Hayes, Billy Taylor, james Barbee, and Percy Pattersong middle distance man, Fritz Firingg hurdlers, Ralph Major and Eddie Cunningham, and high jumpers, Willie DeLara and Jerry Van- Story. Granbyis main weakness is a lack of field events men. Granby opened its 1950 season April 1 by trouncing Warwick 74M to 34M. Little John Mapp paced the Comet harriers with 20 points. The following Saturday, Newport News' Ashton Violette captured 3 firsts as the Typhoon lashed GHS 73 to 40. Once again Mapp led the Granby cinder men with 15 points. Norview, being crushed 106 to 7, was Granby's second victory. Mapp with 26 and Bain with 9 points dominated the Comet scoring parade. Although John Mapp achieved 23 points, a well balanced Wilson track team defeated Granby's harricrs 70 to 43 on April 21. April 22 found Granby traveling to Williamsburg for the Tidewater Meet. Richmondis john Marshall was the victor in the meet while Granby with 125 points placed sixth. The Eastern District Meet on May 6 was won by Newport News. Granby with IZMZ points came in Hfth. On May 13, in one of the most exciting meets in the Granby-Maury track history, an underdog Comet Track Team upset Maury 59-54. Jim Bain was the hero of the meet as he overcame Maury's Tommy Gardner in the final lap ofthe mile relay. On May 19 and 20 GHS was once again in Williamsburg for the State Meet, this time placing eighth. Firing wins the Ccntzny Dash! Coarlz DONALD GRIFFIN Tennis Team l Date April 24 April 26 April 30 May 3 May 7 May 17 May 10- May 15- 1 9 51 TENNIS Ojzponemfs Central ....,,..,,. Maury ..,. .. Hampton ........ SCHEDULE Norfolk Academy ...,aiw ,,,,,,,,, Hampton ..,...i, Norfolk Academy ,,.,,,, ,,,.,,,, Central ........ MauI'y ...... Court Fergus Reid Fergus Reid Fergus Reid Fergus Reid Away .Fergus Reid Fergus Reid Fergus Reid -QI 118 Ia:- Y A' M V 7x1 Row: JAMI-:s DIXON, VIQRNARD GARNIER 2 d R O H M L K B M n aw: jmms RANGE, von ARSIIALL, EXVIS ING, on II.I.En 3111 Raw: Tom JQHNSON, DAVID Cuow, Tzu Bfwmss, JAMES Hose, RICHARD CLOCK Golf Team 1951 GO Date Opponents Course April 12-Central .........v, Ocean April 17-Elizabeth City There April 20-Maury ..,.,,,.,.... Ocean April 23-Central ..,..,.,. Ocean April 25-Wilson ....,. Ocean April 30-Hampton ,.,.,.,. There May 4-Elizabeth City ..,iii ii,...,, O cean May 7-Hampton ,....,.. Ocean May 11-Maury .,,..,.... Ocean May 15-Wilson .,.Y,,...,,., w.,...... T here May 21-State Meet ...,..... ,,...... C Penclingj May 22-State Meet ......... ,...,.... Q Pendingj Lzfl lo right: jlxux Rooms, Frmwx Hmuus, THOMAS C so R D C UL N JAM s Houses The Varsity Tennis Team coached by Nlr. Donald Griffin, closed the 1950 season with a record of three wins and two losses. This was Tennis the first time in nine years that Granby had had a tennis team, so naturally Coach Griffin and the players were proud of their successful season. The team was composed of Burt Keister, Wayne Boring, Forest Thompson, Bill Mille1', Harry Linhart, and jack Schneider. The net-men lost their first game of the season to the powerful Maury Commodores, 8-1. The Comets then jumped back with an 8-1 win over Norfolk Academy and a Gjf-Q-ZM victory over Suffolk High. For the second time, Granby met the Commodores and was dc- featecl 6-3. The final game of the season came when the Comet racket-men met Norfolk Academy in a return match and smashed them to the tune of 9-O. The 1951 tennis season will find the Comets -rl . . .+-. . , M -,oy--, Nr. 1, ., .. ,, - tentatively facing such teams as Central, ' Q ' Tj ff t' 3 24,1 Cradock, Hampton, Suffolk, Maury, and ? 's'-- 1: Norfolk Academy. Although Granby lost ,i,' 2 .,Vv if ,.j ,V . I , 1' aiggg, T-,T tif Clif - C . V i M. A ' W '-.yi-Z tml, l some vital players, Bob Miller and Jack . 4 - . ' V1----5 , . I 1- l i l llL Q-li Schneider will return. Completing the team D A ' 'Y bi it Q L L-ig ,',,t,.lTi, of net-men ,will be jimmy Hogg, james V Ti in l 2 5- i L A tl i if f l FTW? 'H i w . Orange, Chuck Marshall, Ted Baynes, and Backuhand UMW At my lm., Tom Johnson. Golf JOI-IN Rooizns RIUUIIII'-lfll .Stale junior Clzampinzzrliip Tie-biecond Place Stale High Sclzoo! League --al 120 If:- . 1 , i, K t i-W: t ' 2 - Q '1 i 1 l. ,t ii.: A K ,, ti, .A gg 1 ' ' 1950 S tale Champions Granby's youngest, Granby's grccnest, Granby's greatest-was the 1950 Blue Comet Golf Squad. The team-Captain jack Rogers, Tommy Coulson, Frank Harris, Dick Coulson, and jimmy Hodgesvwent through their regular season schedule with five wins in six matches, won the Eastern District Championship, and easily won the first Virginia Interscholastic Golf Tournament. Unbcaten in the Old Dominion, the underrated Blue Comets lost only to a quartet from Elizabeth City, N. C., 10-8. On the Ocean View Course, in a return match, the Big Blue of GHS chased thc Carolinians all over the green to a 15-3 count. In the initial match of the spring season the Granby team clubbed Wilson 245-21,5 before surprising Maury Hy,-65. It was next that the Comets downed Elizabeth Cit 15-3. Gloing into the second half of the season the Silver, Blue, and Gold trounccd Wilson 13-5 on the Portsmouth City Golf Course. Next there was the fatal upset in Carolina to Elizabeth City, 10-8. Closing out the regular schedule, the Blue Comets edged past Maury 95-BM to take the City and Eastern District Championships. Invited to participate in the Virginia Interscholastic Golf Tournament at Norfolk's Ocean View Golf Course, the Comet quartet of Rogers, Harris, Coulson, and Coulson took the team championship by downing the Danville Presidents by 44 strokes, 659-713, Danville's Jim Deemer, however, took the individual medalist honor by shooting an 80-74-154. Behind Deemer, three Granby boys-Rogers, Harris, and D. Coulson-tied for second place. Most of last year's team, which was undefeated in the Old Dominion, will be return- ing. Therefore Coach Ray Casey will be looking forward to another great golf season. GIIISQ Coaches: Miss MARY BALASCA and Miss bflARY GREGORY Grand High! mul lqflf For all who put their hearts in it, many happy hours are spent in the Girls' Gym. junior and senior high school girls attend gym from two to lour times il week. Led hy Miss Mary Gregory and lXfIiss Nlary Balnsca, the classes enjoy playing volleyball, softball, hockey, slitxflilebonitl, tennis, ping pong, or dancing. Tournaments, in which all gym students participate, begin in the late fall. From these tournaments, the championship teams of the school are cleterminecl. Athl6t1CS A bulb! Home run? 121 Girls, Athletic Club Who will be the champions? The Girls' Athletic Club is divided into teams which compete for the championship in volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball. Also, individual tournaments are held in ping pong and shuffielaoard. The championship teams have their pictures taken and receive extra points to help them win their G's. Coaches, Miss Mary Balasca and Miss Mary Gregory, teach the funda- mentals of the different games as well as the points of good sportsmanship. Included among the club's it g other activities are the annual Christmas party and J. 1 I K J X the fried Chicken banquet in June. 0lhcers-Presi- A i-a ll , l I dent, Joan Gaetanig Vice-President, Martha lf ' C rg VJ , I if I Driesellg Secretary, Mildred W'adeg and Treasurer, ' Nhhl -- 3 ,,,, . .Q iii Carolyn Todd-assisted by the members strive to Clzllmpion Vollrgiball Team pI'OI'I10l1C tl1C 121116 Granby Spirit. 7:1 Rom: 2nd RnII'. 3rd Row: fllh lfow: :I 122 BAIuaAuA BAIIIIAM. JANET S1II:PAI-zusoN, MARIE BQGART, BETTY HAIzwIzI,I,, NoIzIvIA OVVNFZS, PEGGY Sowmzs, WANUA WII.I.IIroRn, Home STUCKTON. JUAN MAGIIEN, ELIZABETH LEWTON, SAUNDRA SMITH Mll.l.lCliNT SUDAC, -JANET PACE, tIEANE'I l lE TAYLOR. M.-XRTlifK DRIESELI., CAROLYN TODD, JOAN GAE'l'ANl, MILDRED VVADE, PAT CUl.l'lQl'I'ER, Sum SI1I5ssAI1Ix. 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H sammy ww E bm E Welcorne! 8 o'cZock buses To the Class of D51 Qur congratulations upon your arrival at this milestone qt achievement and our eonhdent good wishes foryour continued success. AI 1 30 Ik-- CARR, MEARS St U S' The Fz'ne.vt.S71oj21'n Town E CD I just knew this would be the best Q year of all, and it certainly has been. We started OIT U scvi E Here with a whop- 4 ff B per of an . , . 33,450 A n n u a l vain: Campaign. , ' A The whole school won- ? -q'l:i7lZR I ZW ifiife-fit' 1 M , .st s - 41 1 1 34 wil UNI dering what BAA and MP meant soon found out the letters stood for Buy An Annual and M01'e Pages. We got more subscriptions than ever for the GRANBY. XVhee-! In October, everyone in the Senior Class was going around saying, Isn't that one a scream! Wfe all knew what they were talk- ing a IJ 0 u t- A S e n io r Por- .-5' . 51 in! A 'efy F:-all l 4 :H -'52 Um' traits. P e r - sonally, I think most were good-except mine, of course. 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GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH 416 Main St. Compliments Qf PAL ORANGEADE On ParCnt's Night, November 8, our folks found out the causes Of all our complaints. fl' -'K Our parents ' could be seen 3- -ff runuinb around the - ' halls and ask- ' 'I ing, 'cVVl1Cl'C is K 'i 4' N 4 Cap v 3 V y f f il vnu' Room 108?', Mother saicl her feet hurt, but I think sho really enjoyed it ull. lHEY'RE BETTER BECAUSE 0 X l' f Q ,ffi A N f 74162 df fm a I A 56' W 'V M ll 5 in 1- QQ, if 'J 'V I N e ogllb S X QMTO CHIP 0 531, Q 79 0 X smvmc mf Bm Pick up the bag with the little Red Truck on the label. Always crisp and tasty! They are guaran- teed to be fresh! GORDOIPS POTATO CHIPS! Y .7, I 1 X-,N ' 7, ' -Qfcagg. 5 A ivy.:--s If -' M- X K E .1,.. O xg 1 S we - ass xi as-Q -x- A. 5:5 E SE Sw : :L-' N. 5 1.4 5-1 X ., sigh in-X ESQ.---' . Sf f iii 1 'v-t w Q '- is I V , xx SE Z eifxoi I ' 1 ,I Q .Og 'Q ' 1 .K E ' fri ,SRE -to ' 2-gb if ' ' 1- ,1,3 , f X5 -X fr Q , O ll .I .. PHONE 27805 L. B. ROCKE jezvelers Cf? 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C0mf1lZ'm6'fll5 ry' Phone 247 77 TATEM'S Msinowsizoox HOGSHIRE PHARMACY rem si iwmms mrs. cn., mc. 2-101 HAMPTON BOULEVARD 7600 Hampton Bouieva rd N VIRGINI X NORFOLK VIRGINIA Www, VENETIAN BLI vm Q , QON11 LI NILNI 1 b Qluinmul OF qllizztawcunt I H I G H S 7639 Granby Street I A M Phone 87697 Compliments of gi Friend :I 138 Ir-- Compliments cyf Cavalier Grocery SZ Provision Co. 7700 HAMPTON BOULEVARD Trying to make both ends meat? L, J, HO, NORFLEET'S roorwm RICH'S Seafood Marko! 4226 Granby Street cu E1 S Q 5 W 0 E ? B 6 F Q. E 3 3 5 2 S ? P3 .+ .1 PU U' E af P O P1 o :U Q -S: a ZS N 9 fs 2? Eg S Fa K of 41 ' m 9'c'-Q F . 9. 6' zu 5- N .T 9. -4 Z N QQ U1'O 3' No N-7: N XQKN X XXX INC 420 GRANBY ST '- :Q NS- 55- R, Ye, LQ 51,5 139 IFN Comlbliments QF SAKAKINI SEAFOOD MARKET 9652 FIRST VIEW STREET-OCEAN VIEW Phone 84490 BRYANT ELECTRIC COMPANY The 1950 football season wasn't loo C0Il1j1l1'f7l6Nf-V successful, but we all had wonderful times going to the games. The Granby-Maury fy' game was rr . something special. Not 5 x only did the Authorized Dealer B 3 H d Q a n d L s Granby Drill A GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Q Team com- ' bine for their I AAA ' 'ln' 'f- An , 'A 1 Q I Q W W., .I Q 4 ,el fx Iixf . Kg I 4- program, which was grand, but also 2708-10 Colley Avenue U I Granby elected Suzanne Ackxss as Miss NORFOLK, VIRGINIA - Comet and Maury elected David Lyle as Mr. Commodore. To add to the fanfare SALES AND SERVICE SINCE 1939 was a parade before the game. I had the best time ever! Compliments of BISESE 8g CONSOLE -:AI 140 Ia-- Dial 29675 Road Service GOOD G G-ASOLINE White Way Laundry Dry Cleaners SAME DAY SERVICE Bring It Wear It Lou White's Gulf Service Nifjjiig gmiig Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries DRIVE IN ---- SAVE 102 Washing - Polishing' 21st and Colley Avenue Phone 46-IGS Delaiwme and Granby Street NORFOLK Compliments rj Addington-Beaman Lumber Co., lnc. WHOLESALE LUMBER 915 Bank of Commerce Building NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Jessie Williams 7520 Granby St. W:1rIl's Corner HALLMARK CARDS Compliments T E N N I S DRUG STORES . . N ' Glfls You Wlll Love ORFOLK and Phone S7400 N ORVIEW -'sq 141 Is LINDA Comjdiments fi and Congrafulafions Class of 1951 . . for fashions with a future as bright as your own - shop our JUNIOR FASHIONS COTTAGE! . f- 4 2 f i 4, ...,. ......u .............. . 5 . L 2 - .-.mmmmmif311ii1::in:ml11:1111g.nz3g1:mmzqgggammimz.. 3 5 :- ba !! junior Fayhigng Cggmgg Between Colley and Colonial Ave. Call 27614 and We Will Call HAMPTON STORES ........ REAL FINE CvillffMliiIi9lIDilRiIiiINIifIBf 7722-24 Hampton Boulevard for the discriminating A. P. CEGLIS, Prop. BOSTON TAILORING CQ. Ph011C 89011 NORFOLK, VA- Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing 725 W. 35t-li Street NORFOLK, VA 142 Im-- TERRIE' ,yf HAMPTON ROADS PAPER CO. 125 WEST FREEMASON STREET Opposite Epwort,I1 Church I MAPLE LANE COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL STATIONERY LUGGAGE GIFTS ENGRAVING GRE-ETING CARDS X f I QS-he KJ X jf Yr- I . D ' I 5 5855 I ENPIGHED 2 LOOK FOR THE PARROT ON THE LABEL Corzgratulatiorzs to lhe Class cj ,5 7 TI1e Bakers of I'IoIsum EnricI1ecI Bread Congl-atulgdtions Dial SIISII AAA Scrvicv , I fwm W A R D S PURE OIL SERVICE STATION E. Spertner .IeWeI1'Y Co. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 'I'Tc:uIql1:L1'I.c1's for Gl'I1IlIJj' Rings IIILIITDIIUIT Blvd. and Sewells Point Road 407 Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. WQI 143 Ixc- S LL U a n 75 Fred A. Haycox Co., lnc. MEN'S and BOY'S SPORTSWEAR C1oNoREToRs Floor Coverin s GRANBY AT 39TH STREET A g STORE HOURS - 1 PM to 9 PM P 0'm4m0 SHOP COLO IAL Be wise! Be Thrifty! Shop at the sign of the CS Rooster! Not just one wonderful buy, but wonderfully low prices on evegfllzing you buy- that's the real wisdom of shopping. Every Colonial customer knows she can bring in her shopping list on any day of the week- Friday or the following Wednesday- and ind the same low, money saving prices plainly marked on everything. COLONIAL STORES The Windsor House Restaurant ViligZ'NZ.H,5 F inesl Rexlauranl CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES - BANQUETS 7726 Hampton Boulevard NO1'f0lk 3, Vifgiflifl PllODC 81785 -ml 144 Ir-- Rezfiezuirzg flu' Proqfv Cgngfzavings y R EQ .Q smsrmvzws COMPANY. mc. zs: wr. nur: s'rnr:1' NORFULKXIRGINIA PHONE 24153 P U BOX ZUB BEN FRANKLIN 5C SL 10C WARD,S CORNER JONES-I-IORNER OIL COMPANY HOME HEATING OILS 771 Boush Street Office Phone NORFOLK 10, VA. 44381 --:al 145 Its'- UNNA REPAIR SERVICE We offer you Authorized Factory Service on Briggs Q Stratton Gasoline Motors - Original service paris - ex'- peri, taciorv-trained workmen -prices that are right- service that is guaranteed. AUTHORIZD SERVICE Y LlY AND UY ag' ,..,,. iii .f' . :r5ifi'ii.LI-..,:-:rw-:2:::::.-..,...:.::::is:5:rkN:i :ms ., 1- .iz-sf. -4+:f:rs+:-5.:.f,:-1+r.-:-:-1-:.-ii:-1.-. r 5 'iiii A 4' N 1 N, yi, z J 1 ' 1 vi 9 5 xx -I fi f 3 , yr fri, , as or af 7 K r , X., .' rg? if' vii X? X Q' i i E 25? , 5 ...... ..... , 3? r.,,. . .,,. .Ii ,. Y vw 'E Wm we 439 Union StI'CCt Phones Noriolk 10, Virginia 56779 56770 EI 146 I2:-- One of the snappiest informals was the Comjulimenls Turkey Hop. It had all the trinimiiigs- wr A , complete with r , 4' a uma. Bas- Smitli s Driving Range L iam. -45 -iffy? 1 Aff? km were dec' 819 West Sewells Point Road oratecl by dif- ! , 'Q v f J, ', A ferent clubs. l A X' 1 V , ' Complzmentscy' X' The f' 72 I 1,.?, y V19 e PIIZC OI 141-4 ' J it EMANUELSON HARDWARE the best went 4310 Hampton Boulevard to the Hi-Y Club. While dancing with 3818 G b St et ran y re my best date to the music of Earl Bennett, D5,,,ibu,,,, ,Ur GRANBY HIGH SCHOOL I forgot our earlier gridiron defeat. MECHANICAL PENCILS For DIAMONDS , DESIGNING of FINE JENVELRY and WATCI-IES See RESTAURANT H A R DY' S qs. D. HARDYJ 347 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Good Food Courleijz and S P R I N T S Cleanliness 0 0 DOLLARS L. SNYDER' S s-T-R-E-T- G-H-E-S 'EM 4125 GRANBY STR13E'r --at 147 Ia A FLORIST Cffiviang Compliments of Complimenls Q, M C1-1 s I H E L ' 112 W. Freemason Street JUNIOR WEARING APPAREL Florence Drug Corp. OF DISTINCTION Reasonably Priced Ocean View Avenue at First COATS ' DRESSES ' SUITS Sizes 9-15 Congmlzzlalions in GRANBY GRADUATES OF 1951 NORFOLICS ONLY ZORIC DRY CLEANING SYSTEM Granbyiles view the Zoric FAIRFAX FAMILY LAUNDRY CORP. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 719 FAIRFAX AVENUE Phone 22663 -II 148 Congratulations To GRANBY GRADUATES OF '51 A. B. Ede1b1ute's Service Station 7607 Granby Street - N0U'0lk, Vz'rgz'nz'a MORE IZA VOR PER HIP AND me , , , More Cups Per Pound b Tlnm When Coffee Alone ls lIse1I x GILLS 1 We gxus ERE? mx swam. xgfxw we flew 11491 C07lgfIIll1lfIfl'071.S' MIDTOWN MOTOR COMPANY 2400 Granby Street 4117 Granby Street PHONES: 29280-46585-45543-37912 For the annual Shakespearean play, Romeo and julie! was presented. Herbert Jarvis and D 0 r o L h y Hinkle were perfectly cast as the two lovers, and Nancy Lou Gatling made ff 3. xlktf 09 xl a wonderful nurse. The play received wide acclainig it really was tops I pujg Ml... IM nevov! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY 150 Iii-- Wa-eh Win N V 3 Alf. Roy Parsons talks with Granby students in his Mice - - - No doubt Pilofs Sclzolastit Accident Plan was discztxxed Pilot Life has for 48 years been the Pilot J X to Protection for many thousands of L 1 policyholders, offering them the following ' f +L :li ,I K 'Q SJ plans of protection: 4 in '-E'-.. if W MM h 'Q Ordinary Qlfncludes Educational Plansj il xg Group Life and Hospitalization Individual and Family Hospitalization Blanket Scholastic Accident Plan 'I :0 . .. si ST -,E , for School students and Teachers 3 - .'1 'is THE PILOT I 'Q wvouw nocua Your Pilot to Protection in this territory is: W. ROY PARSONS, General Agent 205 Midtown Office Building NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 'e ,Zedzmmne Mama PILOT TO PROTECTION SINCE 1903 - GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Now over 3530,000,000 Insurance in Force --:II 151 The Soullfs Most Beautyul Furnitur Sl Com pl imcnls COMPLIMENTS OF CRQCKINLEVY Co. U Granby, Bute and Charlotte Streets Franlc G. Ennis Paper Co NORFOLK-21645 Camera Center Compliments , .,.,, . Y..,,.. .... , ,, ,... . ., , Campbellps 1 COLLEGE PLACE Wlzafx the .flzuller sfzred? Congmlulaiiom' to the '51 GRADUATIN G CLASS FEDERATED STORE -:AI 152 If:-1 John Copeland Motor Co. EDWIN E. BIBB CO. XfVe Buy and Sell THE HOME OF Qluzllity AutO1'11OlJi1CS ISETTER LIGHTING FIXTURES Gmnby Phone A 350 York Street NORFOLK, VA. 21t36th St. 51651 Complinzezztx fy' Cv0IIIf7llAllM?IfS H. H. MOCABE ff . . Texaco Service Station A Cloucurry at Hampton Blvd. Phone 86575 Pla Re reshed . . . ave A Coke f. foo cold Coca-Cola is so refreshing. eomso UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY av NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INCORPORATED Before the game, during the game, after the game, a frosty bottle of ice- 153 Ir Gmnby trio rides emzlalor in SEARS air-crmdilionczl slorc Complimerzts C A R L I S qf FOR KSPORTSWEARM Atlcinson Dredging Co. 9654 lst View St. Phone 86181 W N O R has been proud to broadcast G R A N B Y football and basketball games -:al 154 la-- Comphimms Congratulations O ,N E A L ' S from or NURFOLK Personality Portraits Dial 52815 CONGRATULATIONS PAXTON COMPANY . 92 SPM? Q. jf E W E L If R 5 231-235 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK 10, Vmomm just before the Christmas holidays the Senior Chorus gave a program. All the Riverview Grocery AV -K carols were 1 - 'z z - K' x i T Siiiximh Wonderful. I 3816 GRANBY ST' Q lx ' I ll - especially en- i-la 5 4? Z T ' 'V g gf , I KT Phone 22277 Norfolk, Va. -- 4 Joyec A was , the Night Be- . ' ff if , H I fOfC Ch1'iSf- GENERAL ELECTRIC ' 'Q ii A uw' IDHSH ZIUCI nsi- ,xvPL1.xNCI3s Fon ovsn 18 YE, R' lent Night. Our outstanding Chorus was A 5 asked to give a special performar1ce- Bonus Coneertfat the Center Theater ELECTRIC COMPANY in April, 430 Boush St. Phone 21836 --:al 155 In HOLLOMON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME -21 156 B:-' C077'lf7lZ'77'l67lZS QI Gabriels Drive -In For those who want the best - - - our premium BLUE BANNER SERVICE S. RAY BARRETT Phone 22681 Every garment is handled indivi- -, ' dually and is hand pressed. It is a custom service your finer gar- ments merit. Ready b y Friflay? A BRANCH IS NEAR YOU 508 W. Onley Road 7505 Granby Street 613 W. 35th Street 310 E. Plume Street 6506 Hampton Blvd. SNNSX Qualify Footwear for 64 years 325 GRANBY ST. 127 CHURCH ST. Also Shoe Department in Center Shops-21st Street '-QI 157 In GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES from Smilh lllklion g'Send Witlz Conjidence Wear With Pride -Qfdma Hema: 234 West 22nd Street Phone 23227 130 W. Plume Street Phone 26100 Norfolk, Virginia The Sportsman's Shop - Dixlributor For - SPALDING 8: GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT The theme Lucian was carried out to perfection in thc decorations for the Glass Night Banquet and A- Prom of the ul January Sen- ior Glass. And then, on Jan- ff gg. I 4 f' l 1 uary 29, Com- if wh X rnencernent Exercises were held. I was so happy for all ofthe graduates, but felt Thankful that I still had one more term at Granby. :I 158 Lf-4 Complimcnls PHONE 54517 fy' WW N E R B R US . D E L L ' S WHOLESALE PURVEYORS OF 515 Boush Street Phone 22133 FINE FOODS ' Restaurant and Institutional Supplies C0 'f'lime'm Government Contractors W' The Nansemona' Hotel 136 W. Ocean View Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend 212-220 W. 23rd St. On Norfolk 81 Western Railway Norfolk 10, Va. COFEFFS, INC. INTERIOR DEcoRAToRs 124 College Place Phone 27167 DIAL 29497 One Block From Colley Theatre H. C. Barker St Son Specializing in Amerimrz Pffatclzes ELGIN - HAMILTON 1407 Colley Ave. Norfolk, Va. A-21 159 I P E A C O C K Congratulationx to the J BEST VVISI-IES 5 l e fz 5 D D PROM R R U Peacock U G G om DOMINION S Drugs S PAPER COMPANY WARD,S CORNER I just West of Granby i P E A C O C K C ' Q 4' Q'66y87'Z9 e 6577 66?57'?ff 0077? WL CL7'Ly' - I N C O Ig P O R A T E D REFRIGERATION V 2 for BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 127 VVest Charlotte Street Norfolk 1, Virginia Phone 41 1 55 Razdzng the webox! 160 It-- We had a fairly good basketball season this year and played some thrilling games- I Came away hoarse from most of them, but especially from 1 thelastgamewith I vi H, lyfaury. They ft won by one point, but the game the Granby boys played W0men's Apparel 119 VV. Freemason Street S i m m o I1 s film Cleanea EDWARD S. SIMMONS took the sting from the defeat. CLEANING - PRESSING 3008 Granby Street Phone 24255 C0777fIf1'I7It'lIf.Y W lu e n fU' AFRIEND PLANT THOROBRED SEEDS Best by Testfor Over 80 Tears Geo. Tait 8: Sons, Inc. 55 Commercial Place Norfolk, Va. you thinlc of FURNITURE naturally you thinlc of I I Corner Granby, Main --ral 161 It CONGRATULATIONS TO GRANBY GRADUATES CF 951 Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Association of Norfolk BoUsH AND BUTE STREETS NoRFoL VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS AND BEST O K F LUCK ,' X f, 1 'N n W s':'ift'5 'bil fa 22 is vm--1 ffQi , lj'L bl Ivy' I jf 1, - fs X ., Z I 4,1 I f if f Ti' sin.. I-' ' rail df? ' ' J' ,la I 162 In-- Congmzfulations Granby Graduates of 1951 5 1 .Gy Q M' .3 . . Prompt Service! Complfmenlx Owen ,S Bafbef 7517 Granby Street 'T I4f'e W'1'sl1 T011 Evegy Saucers B E J O ' S KIDDIE LAND SHOP 339 Granby St. 127 E. Scwells Pt. Rd. Compliments of Custom Craft Shops Fine Furniture Upholslering 3815 Hampton Blvd. Dial 52548 WALTER O. BEANE 8a SoN NORFOLK, VA. 6. Rav., Howell OPTICIAN 222 W. BUTE STREET V-al 163 11:- ofztlzfzops WE HAVE BEEN FURNISHING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Or SUPERIOR QUALITY TO GRANBY SINCE ITS FIRST TEAM WAS OUTFITTED. WE HOPE TO MERIT THIS PRIVILEGE FOR MANY YEARS TO COME. Northrop Sport Shop, Inc. 450 Granby Street The cast Of the '51 Comet Show really outdid itself, All the performers did a grand job, but 1 , x the teachers put 5- 'W Q ' 34 . 3, fy, the students in - the shadem then' I I . 4,7-' A 1' Demand Perfor- , ly . s fri I mance. The In- -I -F -.M 1 -, f vm 4. L 1 5 P terpretive dances fS 3-5 fs fS f Blue Moon and Lady Q' Fatima, were especially beautiful in their colorful ex- pression. Aspirin Acres provided the set- ting for the display of varied Granby talents. Congratulations and Best Wishes tor continued success, Granlay Graduates NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS, INC. Publishers of NORFOLK VIRGINIAN PILOT Morning and Sunday NORFOLK LEDGER-DISPATCH Evening Except Sunday QI 164 Ii:-4 1. P TBUNS 060 MR. al MRS. REUBEN S. ASKEW COL. SL MRS. D. C. LITTLE MR. an MRS. J. R. BARBEE MR. R MRS. W. E. MANLOVE MR. R MRS. J. XIV. BERRYMAN MR. SL MRS. JAMES A. MILLS MR S MRS. CARL F. BOBER MR. sl MRS. F. E. MUNDEN MR. 8a MRS. E. C. BRAXTON MR. R MRS. S. W. NAIRNE MR. al MRS. C. T. BROWN, JR. MRS. N. D. NOTTINGHAM COMDR. sl MRS. J. L. CHITTENDEN MR. R MRS. WALTER F. CLENDENON MR. sf MRS. J. D. CUNNINGHAM MRS. E. P. DALLAS MISS ANNE LEE DAUGI-lER1'Y MRS. RICHARD F. DAUCHERTY MR. BILL DAVIS MRS. RUTH MR. R MRS. MR. MR. MR MR MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. E. ELLZEY E. V. ENNIS Sc MRS. K. S. ETHERIDGE R MRS. HARRY FORBES SI MRS. L. J. GAETANI R MRS. J. J. GARA SI MRS. LANCE R. GA'1'LING at MRS. C. N. GRUBBS GEORGE HAEIB R MRS. ALAN J. HOFHEIMER R MRS. DUVAL C. JACKSON SL MRS. W. E. JACOBS SL MRS. RAYNIOND JONES an MRS. SIDNEY KING CAPT. Sl MRS. C. C. KIRKPATRICK MR. an MRS. S. C. LAMPKIN MR. R MRS. G. H. LEAFE MRS. C. W. PACE, JR. MR. SL MRS. J. R. PARKER MISS HLOY PATSALIDES MR. R MRS. G. H. PHILLIPS MR. R MRS. R. D. SADLER MR. R MRS. JOSEPH SAKAKINI CAPT. R MRS. W. J. SCHNEIDER MRS. ALMA G. SHEPARDSON MR. R MRS. DONALD W. SHRIVER MR. R MRS. RICHARD M. SMITH CAPT. an MRS. J. C. SOUTH MR. SL MRS. W. H. STARKEY MRS. G. H. STOCKTON MR. R MRS. MACK STONE MR. SI MRS. HERMAN E. SUTTON MR. R MRS. H. L. 'TAYLOR MR. TOM TYLER LT. COMDR. al MRS. E. T. UP1'AIN MR. R MRS. LOUIS A. URSO MR. sl MRS. C. R. WALLIS MR. R MRS. ARTHUR WHITE MR. S1 MRS. F. W. WILSON A FRIEND A FRIEND --SI 165 IR- HAI? the Sign rj the Bell Since 7972 NEW-BELL STORAGE STORAGE MOVING PACRIN G AGENTS! AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. .Noffollfs Oldest Fumitmf Warelzouse FORUM7S SUPER MARKET 5215 COLLEY .AVENUE Phone 25120 W. VI. DERIEUX, President GRANBY GRADUATES 'VSUPE E VI bw the Ke 1ly,S I COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE EMERGENCY Super delux! SERVICE AND STORAGE: 24 HOURS DAILY DIAL I SUPER K E L L Y SERVICE One Block on Granby Street from 10th Street to 11th Street .1 166 In-- Convralulatiorzs It M ' A' H TAR-AM-FM-T Wishes to Congratulate the Graduates cy' the Class qf 7957 and exiends best wishes for their future VVe had another perfect year in wrest- ling. For the second consecutive year, Complimenis I ,X Granby captured I 1, 'h S W t- I 1 C me TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY f ling Champion- ship' A1505 GI-an- SUPPLIES -+f REPAIRS .G by sent Eddie '-- 1,7 Eichelberger to Contractors 49:5 A 'R -A ll Iowa for the Na- INDUSTRIAL AND NIARINE ELECTRILIANS tional A. A. U. Tournament. He got all the way up to the semi-Hnalsg we were proud of him. 36-38 Nebraska Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA DIAL 80471 llKAY,S JEWELRY Tour Friendbl jewelers 144 Sewells Point Road at Ward's Corner AGENTS FOR OFFICIAL GRANBY RINGS -al 167 I M. E. STERN MdHZIfdClU7'8f and Distributor ry' FIXTURES, SUPPLIES, AND EQUIPMENT FOR HOTELS - RESTAURANTS - STORES - SCHOOLS HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS C. V. HILL REFRIGERATORS - FISCHMAN SODA FOUNTAINS 500 Market Street Norfolk, Virginia JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. Qf 1I4a11ag0r.' C. F. IKADCLIII , The Finer! FC'N1l-IZIIIIU Footwear Compliments Q' g0ldman9s SHOE SALON,INC. BO Q K S 2610 Atlantic Avo. - Virginian Bcaich, Va.. 106 West Frccmason St. - Nnrfolk, Va. Phones-Norfolk 25074 -Val. Bch. 1-184 J. S. BELL JR. 8: CO., INC. 637 - 643 Chapel Street WHOLESALE MEATS --- CANDIES Since 1878 -QI 168 Ez-- HOME LAUNDRY - CLEANING 217 West 25th Street UPLEASING YOU PLEASES USN City-VVide Delivery Service BRANCHES Conveniently Located IFJ our H nnzrf Complzfmenls Television and Qf Electrical Appliances The Sulaurlnan Tlfieatre P S' i 0 and Downtown: 133 VV. CHARL0'r'rE ST. The T. V. Center: BOlllCVaft1 Tl'1C3tfC 122 W' MST ST. 169 7-lme gesf 06 fuck fo flue Glass of 'Sl This page, contributed to the Granby Key Club by u IQIXVANIAN, is for your friends' autographs --:II 170 ILS-- HEADQUARTERS Gatling Business Forms Co. FOR Complete Printing Service COLLARS AND DICKEYS SKIRTS ' BLOUSES ' SWEATERS REGISTER Fomus - RECEIPT Booxs OF LEADING BRANDS SNAP our CARBON sms QLAY-A-WAY PLANJ WILLNERKS DELIVERY TICKETS ' PURCHASE ORDERS Phone 25851 117 W. Plume Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Well, here 1 am about to grad uate. XfVe have planned our Class Night Banquet, AU 5404 Q' at ai, 4 if VAN and have it all over lzax been the best year Baccalaureate, and that dream- ecl-of-Prom, Now that my high school career is almost enclecl, I want to go back again. This really ! WEST'S PHARMACY 7 5 O 1 GRANBY ST. Prescriptions, Drugs, Sodas, Candies AND A COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Colllplillzmzts rj 17.14.11 13125211 661. 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