1 ' x w A u' V - , 52,41 ,I X , .41 ,ff 41, - 1, , - + Q , at . in: - . ,.,.f,. -F5 . H - A , I- 4-f 5, 1, 4- - . V..-L 0-f., . lulfrw. , . . 15 ,- ' 5 , , 131 '21 ff. T ,Rh -,! ,',, ..-,an U11 '14 rl ' 7 '.v J.-,gf ..,-, -1 , .,,' J - - f. - 3,-1 k- sm A AQ ' -' ' 5f1:'a P2'5m 5 ,4'.f'ii 1 ' F: f 1 iff Miz- -Biff f,Wf .' 13iL.el!'? f?'lg1r',f.-'f- ' ':'1:fi-i ' . . ' ' ' ' 2 Lijjgaued 1 ff' Qi ya, 'f' '-sl! r . - , -'-LL, 'v- ::1. '- '. . ' --' Vx' ww? ., 2.1 , ,- 'I z L, -31.f'5if'-- lg S is-W, M, ,':g,g41J1-'f51'ij '.:i,54:::' i X . iz, ,,g'. g51,f- Q:T5:y,11f2 M T 1.-L fg.g1T'-'- N1-51'- rf-w. -'bfi ' 2 jQ5J'r141 ' .. . 1-. , ff -' -' i 1 jf? Q ' -2 - :V-qs, ,I.. mm M. Nl wi W . . . - 1 avr, 1? ' f 2 f - F A I .- M- X 3535411 is iiif,iif,Q 'A 1. .f ' .- r - . 1 4 - g . - K , . , . ......, N 2:-,.4 -L51-Lf' 4 ' Q' fin fm, - 3, A , I l A ' :jf , ., -, +-ax? W v -Q I I 1 X . 1 lN7RODOC'lN6' . . . NY it C . f1- ,'I.- Jo .IN 3 FN K 1' J 5112523131252 g 4 221:1:21213:2:E: Q, . 'ki' X qmxxgllllllll 270 0:2 7U.m 'H wa 51 70110 92 E0 vo And The Contents 0f His e Wallet ' F L, , , my 2 I 355 ,.....Sf' Xa., 5353 uw? .A 1: ,www- 53 315 3' I952 I GRANBY HIGH SCHCJOL NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VOLUMEIXII ' This is the first Granby yearbook to be called The Comet, but as far back as 1942 the term was used by the Norfolk newspapers in describing our football team. Granby has used a comet as its qlli P F I 5 'I I I symbol ever since. J I a is Qt Q v 5 '01-up-nil' 46,56 5? X 4065- ,O xx-- Aobe ' X 6 , xx f F XX. Q s .XS Q F OREWORD To look through a student's wallet is to see him reiiected. Sea- son tickets, membership cards, snap- shots, mementoes, news clippings, and- sometimes money- all these combine to reveal the enthusiastic activity of school life. Hoping to bring enjoyment and understanding, our 1952 yearbook here displays the wallet of Johnny Comet. Contents Administration .... Page 9 Classes ....... Page 25 Hall of Fame . . Page 75 Awards .... Page 83 Organizations .... Page 89 Sports ........ Page 119 Pix 'n' People .... Page 141 Advertisements . . . Page 149 aww 1 0 ff ms N, LZFROM DAW 'GA million people-manners free and superb-open voices c W -hospitality-the most courageous and friendlyn ' to these we dedicate our 1952 yearbook :-gs--'- '-7' ,,..-. L I,-. AA.. 4 - - -Whitman's Leaves of Grass by permission of Doubleday f' Keg- ggi- ,Y A. . K- all Q . ' x V 1 '7 , F ,,j.z' ' ggi , X 'G il- 6 , af- ', t I. 2 , 5 , , , ' X, o at o 1 X r ff' N ,ff ? no 5, 55.4 I X 3 N fi' A Ny ci. A' ' - L., Q ' V rf., .-.- rf 'E ' -1 ' ..t o, ' f' I . X r.- 1 , r. as .ff -eeo , -fl-1 o f fv. ' rf n 1 .rt LS! g' Fl' ' lj 7 ,APS - 1 7 a- A Y -' 'H A., -31 M i li i ' i as 'ff 1. 1 L. ' ' 1 ' - . , V -v ' j 1. , , W5 V . . M A - A V ax, , , - : ' is V P- ' gf W yr 'A i AWN. 5 l at W' .fi . 1 Q so Who cleans and cleans and cleans? First row, left to right: Harry Winston, Robert Dunn. Second row: Aida Christian, Missouri Jones, Ella Moore. Third row: Dorothy Perminter, Esther Louis, William Dunn Who keeps our school warm? Who never fails to smile? Who's this? The man you seldom Robert Dunn. Harry Winston. see-he watches the building through the small, wee hours Nathaniel John son. 'H' Idl- at .2 V! yu 1-- ill 0 DAWN W 5. -1 .- Y s ---ag., if' i - , 1' Q-f q 5- 3 f' Y 'W ,t - e ,K+ -X 1 , - t Nffxct i , ,G ' -1, L Kg, f '! : i.- . . 1? Y , , ...--li' C , . - .. -- i, Q- .. 5 ,Y C' - f - , :- i - C' , , ' .f H x, . 4' . X . Who cooks our midday meals? 1 ' A, ' ,f F. 4 Y 1 sf., First row, left to right: Daisy Wyatt, Jettie Hathaway, Helen Roy. Second row: Bertha Reid, Sarah Brooks, Mabel Simpson. Third row: Emma Rumber, Lula James, Lelia Revell. Who hakes those pies? Who fixes hot plate Jettie Hathaway. Daisy Wyatt. Av N ,. X ., .. ...,,,.., k - X ,S s? Who makes salads? Helen Roy. r- ,....-n-- AF, .Q Q ---h..,..i.-. ,...Q. ,i.1-f-- ,Z---,,,,i-. if ' 3 Z -, U. .: L .1 E' , , RV. Class Gift A-I - f . wig X. AJ Q 1 u'Yf'ou' Gardeb h- dl leas- nd dogwo d x 4 1 r wv mwwhu Haw ww v1.p. M Aww., ,gow ww 'M X it Q, , I Kill bf Dabne UW' ' ,QXKYG Hgdfff ,,.,.-' 'Q 'S A Orparlmrnl no mf- Nuhonal :Juana-H 4 Q-Q 1::.zr'.2.-:'wz.,rH ' 'figiy A ,,.- -, 110' S+-'cf-'H . C . W Av-' ' I M -f.-' x I ,J XL--V! 5 r..En?'ES,,.. ...A ...J VH. 4. 0' I H ' IN A . . Q . 1 ' .5.5ff3'-'-'r':f:21- -f HWJMWWM an ,a-1.05-1013 'WYXV5 . .'..1,1 -wi -'Q .f- .aa-gn zillrxflll U1 Nl K' 0- . od n wwcti' '3r:x?':?3'v l: 'iff--' 35 wig' , 4- - ' oc,,.,, an-no -4 .A SSC , .Apu ALUMNx A Q2 -, vlRG'N ' ?' YN 1 J I1 W x, I, , . invlhrvl tr, . C A ' y 'L ' E- f It LLQQ' A, I -9 ' D ' fl 0- , F I 'I Q 1 ! Or .I on 2 , 0 asc F R -'Ou OC'Ar NA7-,ON ws 19 I 62 N , Lg!-52 C' JouR'zA'ZSsoC,ATlON AT,ON S 5 mas? Lo Q S, Lb' n'4,. v'4 O , 5' V! Xl Ascclumm f .V-'Q-F. . mid' , A ' ' I 'fha' E15I11ll1S.'1' 'LI ' r I ll: -Ho' vue J D . 0 TE , . 4'4 !13l - H .-.xx'-1-il!-thi, ,Z .-...f f' v 1, A H xl 4 A , .A O Y 5 V. xc v 5 r X A V -4 Q IA' A .. T . 9 0 nr Jr ' ' I L 4 ' '- . 1, I . zxxwii 4 4 TV v THIS I 2 x ,f F 32 U O S '-'ST YOU BE P R MEM B TH TED p RE l:'.g':Q- I' , 53 ., M 1 ' 1 - -ce mm 1 113, ' ' fs + ,es Q 6 if -QI 'N A 5 ' Mr. Elmer Tarrall Ki' Y '4 ' ' L App: f U 1. A- o o , ., - - I Q X ..-. 1 ' 1-.4-'Z' Lf.. 'C . 3 FE:-:f7f ff 'f'1' W, '- , H Mr. J. J. Brewllaker , Superintendent I fs- A ' , Norfolk City Schools gi 1- - ' fi i ' , Principal A U X Granby High School R f , , - . sal? CARD :Stages ihdip A 4 1 ER B , I My of MEMS . 613011 due iff' ' NATURE . P-S500 dh ana is 'B -1' sw Education mis Cc: mdicdw lu member 2 wed to u 1951 ' 5 ww' Mr. E. L. Lamberth M Norfolk cizy Schools Baum C .vB Sactemw Nw., u , Y-'iecu M.. s. R. Butler i Assistant Principal l Granby High School gg 4. NORFOLK CITY SCHOOL BOARD, left to right: Miss Leah C. Hallcr Clerk' Mr. Craw :ford S. Rogers, Mr. James A. Cnrne Mrs. A. O. C l , , Mr. W. Farley Powers, Mr. B. D. Melchor, Jr. N14 why- .ei 1 , 1 .rm A - 4 T' s ' ' 4 'wifkf-.- ..-i' in e N i. J - al ol . roieSS1On eveffle '1eQeE wid Y d on we I mv PWM ' Assistant Superintendent gecrexdn 7 y, a colt, Mr. S. C. Lampert, Chairmang 1 'K F ACU LTY Department of English Row next to window, left to right: Miss Sibyl Page, Miss Helen McH. Walker,, Miss Mary Knight. Sec- ond row: Miss Anna Rydingsvard, Miss Elizabeth Dabney, Mr. Louis E. Whitchurch. Third row: Mr. David C. Urquhart, Miss Frances Wills L. Young, Miss Nancy Cush- ing Woods, Miss Ellen Blake. Fourth row: Mrs. Anne N. Treakle, Miss Ruth M. Richmond, Miss M. Cornelia Stahr. Standing: Mrs. Erma M. Adams, Department Chair- man. Department oi Business First row, left to right: Miss Mary Ellen Temple, Miss Louise Moses, Department Chairmang Mrs. Mary B. Green. Second row: Mr. Walter W. Brewster, Miss Katrine DeWfitt, Mr. Paul H. Smith, Miss Fanny M. Thomas. Department of Health and Physical Education First row, left to right: Mr. William P. Martin, I Department Chairmang Mr. John W. Brown, Jr Back row: Mr. Dixie W. Moore, Miss lone Wilshin, Miss Mary L. Gregory, Miss Mary Balasca, Mr. Robert C. Davidson. Department of Foreign Languages M Left to right: Mrs. Laurel K. Gutter-man, Miss Sara Lee Hutchings, Miss Frances Nors- worthy, Department Chairmang Miss Mary Lee Tillette, Miss Josephine Haneox. ,-Q-n Department of athematlcs First row, left to right: Miss Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Lois Gray, Miss Olive Roberson Mrs. Dorothy U. Carter, Mrs. Vaughn Adams, Departxnent Chairman, Miss Mary M. Burfoot, Miss Ann lreland. Second row: Mr. C. Robert' Jones, Mr. Charles H. Yarger, Mr Edmund T. Derringc. Department of Music and Fine Arts l . At piano: Mrs. Eleanor Walden, Department Chairman. Standing, left lo right: Miss Elizabeth Richmond., Mr. Russell Williams, Mrs. Alberta S. Elliott, Mrs. Anne H. Treakle. Department of Science ,WFP N ..,. .- I4 Department of S First row, left to right: Miss Doro- thy A. Martin, Miss Margaret E. Wllile, Mr. John D. Riddick. Sec- oml row: Miss Catherine Kemp, Miss Louise Sitlerson, Mrs. Mary Old, Department Chairman, Miss Anne Brock, Miss Sybil Boggs. ocial tudies fs 9333 QWHK First row, left to right: Mrs. Wini- fred Yarger, Miss Mary D. Johnson, Departxnent Chairman, Miss Helen DeLong. Second row: Mr. Donald C. Criflin, Mr. John H. East, Mrs. Mary J. Duncan. Third row: Mr. David C. Urquhart, Mr. Edmund T. Derringe, Miss Nora Mitchell, Mrs. Lennie B. Brickhouse, Miss Marian B. Pond. Department of Industrial Arts First row, left to right: Mr. William L. Cooper, Mr. William S. Walker. Second row: Mrs. Rebecca W. Grif- fin, Mr. B. Massie Ferguson, Mrs. Genevieve W. Cole, Mr. Howard Cloonan, Department Chairman, Mr. Herbert A. Anderson, Mr. Glenn E. Best. Librarians 1-4' TX., A Lefl lv Tight: Mrs. Elizabeth Nor- ton, Librariang Mrs. Olive R. Mc- Kay, Assistant Librarian. Office Staff , .......-.....,i,,: -sf. , r Q Left to right: Mrs. Muriel G. Brown, Clerkg Miss Virginia Pedin, Head Clerkg Mrs. Patience Ramsey, Clerk. Left to right: Nancy Lipford, Aline Powers, Marilyn Deiotte. At typewriter: Mary Partridge. At mimeograph: Carolyn Griffin. At rear file: Barbara Ward. At front file: Marylyn Deiotte. Left to right: June Whilehurst, Janet Monroe. Front to back: Virgie Crank, Pat De- Laney. First row, left to right: Dana Brown, Jerry Bradley. Second row: Jeanne King, Evelyn Cecil. Left to right. 'Sandra Pickard, Mary Derieux, Shirley Smith. Seated: Barbara Lassiter. Standing, left to right: Dot Nowlan, Ian Hodges, June Whilehurst. 5 Office 6 Assistants Am ,J 'S. leap., V.-..,, VY ik . 5 get 1 1 V. is ,ir E, af' I 2 3 A Postman's Holiday! Our school nurse, Mrs. Susan Saunders, tempo- rarily indisposed, being visited by Shirley Smith, one of her staff assistants. Left to right: Margaret White, James Young. Left to right: Richard Baum, Gloria Griilin. Department of Seated, left Sibyl Page, Mrs. Mary W. Brock. Left to right: Charlotte Wescott, Betty Brickhouse. Clinic liams, Ann Butt. is Left to right: Mary Catherine Wil- 5 Left to right: Patsy Morgan, Sylvia 6 Leith, Allene Atkinson. Guidance iss Ellen Blake, Miss to right: Miss Louise Sitterson, Miss Elizabeth Dabney, M L. Duncan. Standing: Mrs. Lois Gray, Miss Sybil Boggs, Miss Ann X Book Room Assistants Sitting, left to right: Earl Water- ? field, James Rudiger. 1 Standing, left to right: John Galvin, 1 Joseph Perkins. Health and Physical Education Assistants First row, left to right: Roy Jones, Eugene King, Ernie Piercy, James , Stewart. Second row: Helen Patterson, Nancy 'V Baish, Pat Culpepper, Betty Ann lu' Hancock. l ' Back row: Carolyn Buchanan, Nancy Spangler, Mary Jack Wil- liams. .gt- Dietitian and Assistant Seated: Mrs. Mary E. Mcliimmey, Dietician. Standing: Mrs. Nettie M. Blaine, Assistant Dietician. gf' - Custodian and Assistant -i -.-0,5 , . . ,- 5 M Left to right: Mr. W. C. Bowden Assistant Custodiang Mr. J. J. Sanders, Custodian. Se ated, left to right: Bertie Lee Thornton, Anne,East, Lee Dougherty, Janice Hobson, Larry Twitchell, Bill Hull. Standing, left to right: Barbara Luhring, Neil Morrison, Betty Lee Johnson, Marshall Morrison, Duke Fentress, Dave Mitchell. Student enate g a n 5.,. Bill Hull Student Government Preiident Sllld Lee Dougherty ent Government Vice-President Jean Burroughs Student Government Secretary - .,VJ1'!iz!l ,tv Bertie Lee Thornton Student Government Treasurer House of Representatives First row, left to right: Sarah Ashburn, Lee Dough- erty, Ted Baynes. Second row: Joan Purches, Iris Bozarth, Theodore Gatchel, Charles Green, Peggy Hoyle. Third row: Sue Brown, Ellen Brown, Bob Thompson, Dorothy Milteer, Fred Amos. Fourth row: Derry Lou Fisher, Barbara Marquess, Ruth Anne White, Joseph Bell, Donald Moore, Norman Fischer. F ifth row: James Harrell, Frank Le Favor, Fritz Berry, John Tornseth, Jimmy White, Tommy Taliaferro. Sixth row: Thomas Betz, John Biggs, Don Morton, Alan Siegel, Jack Sandler, Joe Heller. Seventh row: Sandra Saunders, Jane Deiotte, Nancy Schenck, Jack Holladay, Buddy Taylor, Charles Good- wyn. Eighth row: Myra WiHiams, Frankie Balfour, Ashley Haycox, Brian Pritchard, Janet Hudson, Pat Webster. Ninth row: Karlyn Perkins, Nancy Steger, Pat Moorehead, Naydean Bradley, Pat Martin, Yvonne Tidwell, Nancy Barnes. Tenth row: Daniel Cold- mintz, David Holladay, Kenneth Moore, Glen Coplon. Absent from picture: Charles Hedrick, Beverly Barr, Elizabeth Robrbacker. ' ' gn.:-1...:...l1,ua....:5m.4.. -. Z.. ,'..z..m...,!l ,v 4 x .. Q' -...-.u1 2 Alf - ,K -.M . 2E'.:2.,-1:-3 ' I u , . . I-if :fi 1 J , ISLAM XQ 4 5 'Y . f fu ,f rg 1 F . 1 I . f L r J I 1' tj r Jn I X ,gt 91, ' z f rf , 1 X HQ QQ fr Q F . W at A I 4 v H,-'. I I z' -:Qi-ft 2 1 4 Q, .4,' I ,535-I5 QQ- 55' :o.Q,i.Q. 5 hu i' h 1 1 A C, L L'A' . il ' Y 72. is J ' ' , P .gl - U A ul , sff ,. ..l S-. ' - -f Our trophies were housed in a handsome case in 48-49. -...fx 1, u -5 J lg 1 HUE 4-1.. -L 2? ,, ,. ,:1 in-4 411' .y- -:Sli LIS' L, Q I1 iii' , ...M .1-in 'uni , L 1. 5.391 41 Q ,Nm a ' pq'-P'iAnf.. ' s was ls.. H. 5 . 11, ,,,,. Jbgglh - ,.g-,4:- .. Faculty Projections , h ,xl ff. y t . ff as ., as 3? M gs H Most any teacher! stop to the h ,ff X11 fir . ai' ' 1 ,1'i 'As for Coach Derringe, he ij R I an just wants to sleep-sleep- ssleep. -5 lv L 3m?F'SQ2fi3 W YS, , Us .L- is p 1 tween gym and field X ln.. Our teaching Roclxettes' uttmg a Starting wlth the terpst chorean charmer on the left Miss Whoopee White Miss Bo Bo Brock and Miss Too dles Txllette trek be- 2-,va Our Coach Grldin is secretly fed up with boys and can think of no better future than being surrounded by blondes As fire drill director, Miss Thompson isn't fooling. 5 ,. Miss Burfoots psychtatrlst discovered that her intro- verted personality is caused by a suppressed desire to jerk sodas. 3. 'N N9 ' W' i- f -pn-D, V, .1 Fm v .4!-'UNL C ASS S CRANBY HIGH SCL-IOO ENROLLMENT 1951-'52 SENNORS 239 Juwoms ' 301 SOPHOMORES A 35 FRESHMEN 309 BW'GRADE TOTAL 'GSS . J A1Ew'ELrfi c:? x Q-Q,w 1Mw V952 .V . Wh .J N MEMBERS H'-5 PHD c LA ss eco-43 1' TRQA MQGK' Y - V lUC'l I CDIIIUIIL K ! Miss Olive Roberson .L Sponsor Peter Adams, Carole Alexander, Robert Allen, William Allman, Alden Amos, Carl Anderson, Jacqueline Andrews, Lee Andrews, Shirley Askew, Barbara Austin, Bernie Austin, Doris Austin, Jeanette Baer, Betty Bailey, Judith Bailey, Mary Baker, Frankie Balfour, Nancy Barnes, Harvey Barrett, Judith Bartlett, Al Fred Bntleman, Ar- lene Batlcman, Clendon Baughan, Emmett Bax- ter, Richard Bean, Joseph Bell, William Bell, Thomas Berry, Erling Bcrge, Patricia Bibey, Margaret Blanchard, Donald Bowan, John Bow- man, Patsy Boyce, Mary Bradley, Laura Bramble, Glen Brangan, Jerry Brewer, Rosa Briskee, Janice Brock, Eddie Brockdorif, Esther Brockdorif, Esther Brooks, Leon Brooks, Lisa Brooks, Ellen Brown, Katherine Brown, Kathleen Brown, Sue Brown, Richard Bruce, William Bruwer, Howard Bryan, Larry Bryant, Barbara Burns, Howard Butler, Betty Butt, Patricia Butterworth, James Cannon, Carol Carden, Linda Caroll, Ray Casey, Marian Cathey, Howard Chapman, Joseph Chek, Fred Chestnutt, Joyce Churchill, Edward Clark, Alice Clements, Edwin 'Cliatt, Donald Cliiford, Mary Clifton, Barbara Cohen, Mary Coleman, Jacquelyn, Corwin, Marylyn Camerico, Alan Cope- land, Edward Coutta, Betty Cox, Theresa Cram, Betty Crank, Margaret Creighton, Carol Culpepper, Carol Culpepper, Robert Commings, William Cur- ran, John E. Dail, Terry Dail, Diane Davidson, Mercer Davis, Daphne Day, Jeanette Deiotte, Archie DeJacimo, Roy DePriest, Carl Diemer, Robert Dillon, Mary Dobbins, Errol Donahue, William Donison, Robert Doyle, Sandra Driver, Jesse Dunwoody, Richard Durden, Margaret Eads, Patricia Earnest, Nancy Eason, Vernon Eaton, Janet Edwards, Roy Edwards, Anne Emanuel, William Enniss, Gloria Evans, Leon Ewell, Fred- erick Fay, Robert Ferguson, Geraldine Filer, Sey- mour Fisher, Hartwell Fitchett, Don Fite., Nancy Fleming, Dorothy Flowers, Jerry Floyd, Terry Floyd, June Foster, Jackie Ford, Jerry Ford, Frances Foulke, Donald Franklin, Tucker Free- man, Thomas French, Sue Gavigan, June Garnier, George Garrett, Thomas Garriss, Theodore Gat- chcl, Virginia Gatling, Wayne Gay, William Glover, Patricia Gnade, Lois Golding, Daniel Goldmintz, Lloyd Green, Joseph Greene, Francis Grossman, Herbert Gruber, Robert Gunst, Joyeelyn Gutherie, Louis Guy, Gloria Hall, George Halley, Rosa Hampton, Earl Harrell, Loretta Harrell, Dorothy Harris, George Harris, James Harris, Vic- tor Harris, Charles Hartz, Ashley Haycox, Anne Hayes, Charles Hayes, John Haygood, George Hays, Billy Hedgepeth, Patricia Henry, Patricia Hoffman, Bruce Holland, Janet Holleman, Deanne Holt, James Honeycutt, Robert Hood, Emma Hooks, Sondra Hopkins, William Howell, Robert Hudson, Bert Hughes, William Hughes, Merril Hume, Anne Hunter, Suzanne Hunter, Weldon Huston, Frances Jacobs, Betty Johnson, Lois John- son, Merwyn Johnson, Ann Jones, Carol Jones, Donald Jones, Frances Jordan, Tabb Justis, Boyd Kay, Woodrow Keating, Betty Kegebein, Kay Kel- lam, Richard Keller, Sarah Kelley, Ethel Kelly, Garth Kemper, Bruce Kendall, Coleman Kester, Pierre Kieifer., Virginia Kimbrell, Evelyn King, James Kipp, Linda Klaveness, Frank Knowles, Margaret Kreidler, Alfred Kuntz, Phillip Lane, J 'treasurer X 1, Secretary Burnadine Lapctina, Annette Latham, Marlene Laws, Robert Layton, William Lebby, Sandra Leek, Carol Legan, Stephen Lerman, Mary Leslie, Barbara Lewis, Diane Lewis, Larry Lewis, Richard Lewis, Sylvia Lewis, Victor Lewis, Wayne Lewis, Alice Little, Ronald Livingstone, Signa Lloyd, Blaise Lorson, Jerry Lovitt, Ruth Lucas, Katherine Lynn, Loa MacDonald, Mary Major, Patricia Manders, Carol Maphis, Elizabeth Marks, Edwina Marlowe, Barbara Marquess, Mary Ann Marr, Shirley Marshall, Darlene Martin, Jimmie Martin, Porter Mason, William Mason, Helen Mathews, Kenneth Matthews, Darrell Mauney, Judith Mc- Cord, Eleanor McCoy, Norwood McEachin, Joseph McLawhorn, Judith McLaehorn, Alexander Mc- Millan, Carroll McRoberts, Stephen McTague, Emma Meardy, Carole Miller, Marilyn Miller, Marvin Miller, Anne Millner, Wendy Minniear, James Montgomery, Cynthia Moore, Donald Moore, Marion Moore, Guy Moorman, Shirley Morford, Mary Morgan, Bobby Morris, Richard 1VIorris, Joyce Millican, John Munford, Roy Myers, Shirley Myers, Katherine Neese, Ned Newman, Neil Newman, Taylor Newton, Connie Nichols, Roger Nix, Barbara Norris, Patricia Norris, Ran- dolph Norsworthy Maurice O'Connor, Diane 0'Rourke, Jacqueline Owen, Diane Page, Donald Page, Edith Patterson, Robert Patton, Ellen Pea- cock, Betty Pearce, Ann Perkins, David Peters, Lola Peterson, Kirk Phares, June Pierce, Samuel Poore, Jordan Pugh, Robert Pulliam, Robert Reams, Philip Reed, Barbara Reeve, Ann Respess, Lillian Richards, Joyce Richardson, Henry Rich- mond, Robin Rider, Margaret Rightmyer, David Ritter, Beverly Roberts, Dolores Rock, Tommy Rodgers, Robert Roughton, Barbara Rudiger, Avonda Rudolph, Betty Rudolph, Leone Runnels, John Sakakini, Suzette Salet, Richard Sawyer, Eva Schackelford, Robert Schneider, Ralph School- craft, George Schultz, Jane Seaborg, Beverly Sear- foss, Grant Sharp, Betsy Shellabarger, William Shepherd, Brenda Shively, Kathryn Simmons, Audrey Simons, Donald Sims, Connie Shipley, Barbara Smith, James Smith, Leonard Smith, Rose Smith, Shirley Smith, Craig Snyder, Douglas Snyder, John Sobeck, Barbara Spencer, James Spivey, Horace Starke, James Staub, Pat Steele, Alan Stein, George Steinmetz, Sylvia Stone, Suz- anne Stover, Mike Stroddeck, Dennis Sullivan, Richard Sumption, William Svedberg, Nea Swan- ner, LaVerne Sweeten, Jerry Swindcll, Paul Sykes, Thomas Taliaferro, Frank Taylor, James Taylor, Myrna Tcek, William Thomas, Donna Thorne, Bobby Tidwell, William Todd, John Tonsett, Leona Tora, Johanna Trammell, Kay Treakle, Leon Tubbs, George Turner, Drucilla Upton, Donna Valentine, Judy Veach, Claudette Wade, Carlton Wahrenberg, Gaye Walker, Melva Ward, Ann Warren, Patricia Warren, Betty Watson, Frances Wentz, Betty Wescott, Allen White, Burnie White, Carolyn White, Faye White, James White, Eugene Whitehurst, Jacqueline Whitehurst, Mar- lene Whitehurst, Wanda Whittaker, Ben Whiley, Phyllis Wiley, Barbara Wilkins, Herbert Wilkins, Suzanne Willette, Dorothy Williams, Jack Wil- liams, Max Williams, Walter Williamson, Winfred Williamson, Barbara Willing, Barbara Wilson, Robert Wolfe, Sharon Woodard, Jacqueline Wrigllt, Mary Wright, William Wright, Rose Wun- nenberg, Ella Wunsch, William Zierden. 'Q - 'muff . 1:7 1 ' W 'lt M' M Wh' Dukie Fentress Iss SZ:-3253: ne Pat Jones President Vice-President inth Grade Romayne Adams, Harry Alexander, Debbie Altschul, Joan Ambrose, Fred Amos, Anita Anderson, Carl Anderson, Evelyn Andre, Vernon Andrews, Minnie Annarino, Frances Armstrong, Robert Atkins, Charles Austin, Richard Bailey, Joy Balsky, James Barnes, Mary Barricman, Jacqueline Barwick, Fred Bashara, Thomas Bashara, Beverly Basnight, Richard Baum, Beverly Beale, Marion Bean, Truman Baxter, Ken- neth Belangia, Marie Berg, Thomas Betz, Claude Bloodgood, Caroline Bloxom, Billie Lee Boggs, Dallas Boggs, Grace Bradley, Naydean Bradley, Ann Bradshaw, Barbara Brant, Shirley Breitenbach, Jo! Anne Brew, James Brightwell, Randy Brightwell, Charles Brown, James Brown, Jerry Lou Brown, Lee Brown, Martha Jo Brown, Carolyn Bruwer, William Buck, Carol Burgess, Bill Burroughs, Patrick Calo, Charles Carriker, Shirley Carter, Reilly Cashill, William Christy, Sylvia Clark, Margaret Clements, Joyce Colbert, ThomasACole, Dorma Coleman, Dianne Colter, Clinton Cox, Walton Crank, Gary Creech, Floyd Cross, Lawrence Cruser, Mary Cults, Charles Daugherty, James W. Daugherty, James B. Daugherty, Fred, David, Margaret Davis, Jimmy Day, Donald Dehaan, Darrell DeLoach, Nancy Dick, Connie Die- mer, Linda Diemer, Roger Donahue, Doris Drewery, Doyle Driver, Marion Dudley, Gerald Dunn, Randy Dunn, Richard Dunn, Robert E. Dunn, Patsy Dye, Robert Eckert, Mary Ann Edmondson, Elizabeth Edwards, Richard Ellington, Marilyn Elliott, Beverly Ellyson, Laquita England, Alfred Etheridge, John Fay, Patrick F elce, Mary Felts, Duke Fentress, Carole Ferguson, Norman Fischer, Winifred Fisher, Andrew Forbes, Barbara Foreman, Donald Foster, Judith Fowlkes, Janet Gale, Sharon Garbett, Mary Ann Gardner, Gayle Garrison, Patricia Garvey, Robert Gaskins, John Gay, Berry Gibbs, Robert C. Gibson, Robert E. Gibson, Eleanor Gornto, Charles Graves, Esther Gray, Charles Green, Beverly Gregory, Audrey Grimes, Don Grizzard, Charlotte Gush, William Gwynn, James Hall, Norman Hardin, Jo Ann Har- less, Fred Harlow, Barbara Harmon, Anne Harring- ton, Claudia Harrison, George Harrison, Luanne Harrison, Peggy Harrison, Nancy Hartz, John Ha- worth, John Haynes, Frances Hebrew, Joseph Hedrick, Joseph Heller, Plyllis Helms, Jean Helton, Jane Hendricks, Jack Henley, Louis Henslee, Edward Herbert, Katie Hinchey, Jere I-Iinderlet, Milton Hinkle, Mary Hinson, Eddie Hodges, Michael Holi- man, Carole Holbrook, David Holladay, Patricia ricia Home Henr Horne Charles Holland, Pat , y , Howell, Roberta Howes, Jeff Howie, Garry Hoyland, Margaret Hoyle, Houston Hudgins, James Hudgins, Patrick Hughes, Margaret Ivey, Nancy Jennings, Patricia Jernigan, Eleanor Johannesen, Judith Johns, Andrew Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Madison Johnson, Richard Johnson, Harriet Jones, Patricia Jones, Edith Jordon, Patrick Kadlec, John Kay, Andrew Keaton, Frances Keister, Kay Kellam, Richard Kibbe, Beverly Q: f in A-sa' :wt it .A , ' A 55- fy... ,N , xo ,unfit ft!! Billy Gwynn Treasurer David Hfilliday Neil Morrison SBCFGUIFY Senator Kimbrell, Eugene King, Edward Knight, Robert Knight, Paula Kortkamp, Faye Latimer, Wallace Leary, Rheanolte Le Barbour, Franklin Lefavor, Jacqueline Linkous, Joan Long, Theodora Loss, Diane Lovewell, Kenneth Loveland, Loretta Lovitt, Larry Loy, William Lyons, Joan Machen, Frank Margiotta, Marilyn Matacia, Celia McCoy, Herbert McGrath, Richard McGrath, Carol McGuire, Dan McManus, Daniel McMillan, Ellen McReel, Mary McVay, Mar- guerite Melville, Sandra Miles, Keren Millner, Elmer Moore, Julius Montagna, Nelson Montgrain, Glenda Morris, Neil Morrison, Barbara Motley, Samuel Murphy, Jeanne Murtland, Marvin Myers, Hatton Nee, Ethel Nesson, Lynn Nichols, Joan Niegro, Joe Nowlan, Sidney O'Brien, Eugene Oliver, Jean Oliver, Virginia Ollice, June Owens, Irving Page, Robert Page, Harold Palmer, Cornelia Parker, Barbara Par- sons, Edward Pearson, Fae Peoples, Cordon Perkins, Ruby Perry, Anne Pierce, Shirley Pierce, Ernest Piercy, Mary Pittman, Shirley Pitts, Thomas Plymale, Donald Pollard, Patricia Poore, Dana Pope, Patricia Portlock, Shirley Ratcliff, Julianne Rawls, Bradley Renegar, Rose Marie Rhymes, Herbert Richardson, Musa Richardson, Arlene Robins, Carolyn Robinson, Robert R.osenbaum, Maurine Rowe, Richard Russell, Robert Rutherford, Mary Ryder, Mitchell Saluant, Jerry Sandler, Shirley Saunders, Ralph Sawyer, Margaret Schanock, Dorothy Schurr, Robert Scott, Marian Seawell, Mary Seawell, Ruth Sebring, Kate Segar, Irene Sellew, Condon Schackelford, Robert Shaw, John Shearon, Linwood Shepard, Glennisa Sherman, Emma Shipley, Joan Silva, Ernest Single- tary, Archie Smith, Diane Smith., Harry Smith, James Smith, Leroy Smith, Lynda Smith, Patricia Smith, Saundra Smith, Nancy' Smoller, Jane Snead, Elisa Snyder, Patricia Sohn, Peggy Sowers, Margaret Spencer, Joseph Stacy, Faye Stallings, Shirley Stephen- son, Anna Mae Sterling, Frances Stern, Paul Stewart, Sonja Stimac, Barbara Stone, Sandra Stone, John Stowe, Alvin Sullivan, Marjorie Swann, Betty Jean Taylor, Buddy Taylor, Charles Taylor, James Taylor, Jeanette Taylor, Russel Theisen, Edward Thomas, James Thomas, Charles Thornton, Ralph Tillman, Carolyn Todd, Anita Turner, Marguerite Turner, .Wesley Turner, Larry Twiford, Edgar Uptain, Judith Utz, Maynard Vickhouse, William J. Walker, William R. Walker, Catherine Ware, Charles Waugh, Monroe Webb, Mable Whichard, Betty E. White, Betty J. White, Nancy A. White, Nancy S. White, Sandra Whiteside, Gayle Whitfield, Hunter Whitson, Robert Wilber, Beverly Wilder, Dixie Wilkins, Caren Will, Everett Williams, Myra Williams, Phillip Williamson, Victoria Williamson, Wanda Williford, Alvin Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Sammy Wolpow, Jane Woodlief, Allen Woodward, Ronald Woolridge, Carlton Wright, Yvonne Wright, Marian Wysocki, Stuart Wysocki, James Young. TENTH GRADE OFFICERS. First row, left to right: Miss Nancy Woods, Sponsor, Marshall Morri- son, President, Sylvia Brothers, Sec- retary. Second row: Janice Hobson, Senator, Skeedie Phelps, Treas. UTEP? .lean Burkholder, Vice-Presb dent. HOME ROOM 122-Mr. Howard Cloonan. First row, left to right: John Biggs, Evan Hines, Kelly Clements, Robert Griggs, Charles Craddock, James Franklin. Second row: Harvey Whitehurst, Watt Perleys James Whichard, Robert Johnson, Franklin Hud- gin, Richard Moore, Carl Baker. Third row: Thomas Williamson, Charles Bayne, Roy Copeland, William Cox, Edward Cooke, Donald Cormack, Fred Granger. Iss of , - , 4 li Oo x..-4 i an if vv J Xxx.,- ,.1' t HOME ROOM 221-Mrs. Genevieve Colez First row, left to right: Elizabeth Rohr- backer, Nettie Mae Beasley, Ann Warmack, Betty Sue Finch, Virginia Nunn, Barbara Barham. Second row: Ruth Hofheimer, Suzanne Darden, Shirley Perry, Gail Norton, Margaret Burleson, Ann Thomas. Third row: Billie Harrison, Mary Poore, Patricia D'Arcy, Bobbytte Johnson, Barbara Dorn. 4 Y I94 E ROOM 219 Miss Marian Pond. HOM - First row, left to right: John Richardson, A e Donald Frye, Bob Scarboro, Billy ng , Paul Underdown, Sidney Askew. Second ' ff Jean row: JoAnn Stevenson, LeRol Ya ey, Carol Shephardson, Brian Burkholder, Pritchard., Barbara Poythress. Third row: E 'l Nottingham, Gaynell Lucord, Mildred mi y ' ' W'll's Nancy Spangler, Bar- Wade, Patricia 1 i , bara Buckingham. Fourth row: Marilyn d Ro Theisen, Harold Shaw, Edwar Thomas, y Lashus, Ronald Pierce, Kennieth Etheridge, Biuy Tilling. HOME ROOM 110-Mr. John Brown and Mr. Dixie Moore. First row, left to right: D ld Matthews, Dabney Talliafero, Clark ona Nesbitt, D. R. Sullivan. Second row: Martha Lou Small, Polly Paul, Barbara Robbins, C t nce Pontifex, Jeanette Munden, Joyce ons a McCauley. Third row: Lavonia Allen, Ruth Jennette, Kay Parker, Jack Fitzgerald, Louis Jones, George Vaughan. Fourth row: Frank S lt Haskell, Jack Holladay, Donald co , Anthony Heerbrandt, Jerry Smith, George Gabriel, Kirk Smith, Marshall Jennette. TENTH GRADE BAND AND CHORUS HOME ROOMS. First row, left to right: Allen Lytle, Richard Young, Robert McGee, ' h d Lee Shawcross, Harry Hoffman, Bic ar J ' t Barry Haydn, James Hunt. Second oyn , row: Blanche Cross, Joan Baisden, Carol Wallis, Sally Compton, Joyce Ann Joyner, Sandra Gurley, Pat Martin. Third row: Gilbert Burroughs, Ronald Batleman, Norma Wyatt, Lillie Bunting, Wilma Lynn, Rose Rudd, Delores Coleman., Eugene Clendenon, Thomas Johnson. Fourth row: Harry Aycock, Kenneth Barnaby, Carol Lampkin, Marshall Morrison, James Har- rell, Richard Keating, Robert Mackan. U HOME ROOM 211-Miss Josephine Han- cox. First row, left to right: Carl Simmons, Joe Parrish, Donn Downing, Jolm Katibah, Donald Snipes, Larry Humphrey. Secoml row: Sandra Saunders, Claudette Wllitte- more, Sonya Peterson, Janice Hobson, Bar- bara Tyndall, Anne Gail Moore, Libby Jar- rett. Third row: Frances Swanner, Mary Lou Fanshaw, Janet Elsifor, Carolyn Hol- singer, Harriett Winslow, Virginia Willianls, Anne Twiford. Fourth row: Harry Ramsey, Charlotte Wyatt, Clair Pittman, Gay Kopcsak, Mary Rose Tyner, Barbara Quirk, Joanne Grimes, Leland Smith, Carole White. Fifth row: Dickie Tebault, Yancey Elliot, Morgan Phillips, Linwood Norris, Jack Bibey, Mike Tierce, Bill Straddeck. HOME ROOM 204-Miss Elizabeth Dabney. First row, left to right: Lloyd Bipere, Frank Frye, Jerry Bozarlh, Gerald Goldstein, Dean Lockwood, Ronald Kipp, Sherman Vande- vender, Earl Junghans. Second row: Marvis Hettmannsperger, Kay Outlaw, Sonja Fir- ing, Joan Griffin, Virginia Munford, Ncllyc Matthews, Loretta Kellihan, Margaret Krohn, Margaret Furleigh, Jean Gillette. Third row: Pat Etheridge, Dorothy Severino, Sue Faison, Suzanne Frculer, Jean Harrell, Joanne Timmons, Jane Deiotte, Eugenia Borum, Shirley Carter. Fourth row: Billy W'ood, Robert Bull, Annette Ledoux, Judy Walker, Helen Finley, Frank Adkins, Don- nie Couplaud, Milton Larsen. HOME ROOM 119-Mr. Robert Jones. First row, left to right: George Turner, Donald Coureas, Jesse Dipboye, Charles Langley, Jack Hester. Secoml row: Leah Moore, Peggy Parsons, Ilelen Schnurr, Sylvia Ann Hansen, Mary Lyle McCoy, Yvonne Tidwell, Rebecca Upton. Thirzl row: Doris Patterson, Patsy Brock, Nancy W'hitc, Bar- bara Wiley, Delores Marshall, Luella Cur- ran, Sue Kellenberger. Fourth row: Pat Smith, Roy Perry, James Tinkham, Page White, Tommy Ratclilf, Robert Euliss, Tommy Hale. Fifth row: Paul Tickle, Donald Overman, Richard Bright, 'Roy Jones, Donald Clifton, Robert Young, Tommy Commander. HOME ROOM 115-Miss Sara Lee Hutch- ings. First row, left to right: Dickie Hutch- M Lean Jimmy Boyce, Donald ison, Edwin e , Mauney, Gregory Nesbitt, Alfred Carson, George Christian, Richard Humphrey, J. W. Smith. Second row: Lin Clifford, Betty Har- vell Wanda Day, Dorothy Cannon, Linda , l Bonnie Faye Cwin, Sue Pilchci, Canno es, Pat Hauser, Carolyn Hood, Liles Creighton. Th' cl row: Sylvia Brothers, Sally Coutta, ir Derry Lou Fisher, Marilyn Burnett, Marjorie M r Connock, Mary Bryant, Jane Flowers, a y- belle Franli, Carmen Keeter. Fourth row: John Galvin, Kenny Copeland, Boyd Fox- vell Donal Cline, Douglas Harless, Calvin l s Etheridge, Frank Lukanich. HOME ROOM 120-Mrs. Anne Treakle. First row, left to right: Dixon Sturr, Jimmy Martin, Tom Davenport, Richard Copeland, ' Burleigh Lewis, Larry Lee, Larry Borries, Allen Wilkins. Second row: Nancy Wagner, Pavlides Virginia Weidmaier, Faye Irene , Brooks, Judy Pace, Jane Romulus, Margaret ' ' Th' l Powell Beth Hewms, MRPIOH Worley. :rr 5 row: Mary Sue Owens, Geraldine Olhce, O'B ien Shir- Betty Carroll, Faye Reams, Pat r , l Miller Diane Hoxsey, Eleanor Morehead, cy 9 Nancy Schenck, Bill Deppe. Fourth row: . . h Ronnie Myers, Melvin Wlutehurst, Kennet Godfrey, Skeedie Phelps, Wayne Land, Joe T ker Mrs. Leafe, Bruce Ormond, Charles uc , Anne Treakle. HOME ROOM 118-Miss Elizabeth Rich- ond First row, left to right: Barbara Bux- m . ton, Sarah Ashburn, Sally Dusinberre, Janice Truville Shirley Hoifman, Anita Thomas, 9 Carol Koch. Second row: Dawn Lee, Carolyn ' J R e Bernard, Suzanne Aikman, Betty o y , J Ann Sima, Weyman Kimbrell, Morton o Eggleston. Third row: John Cooke, Thomas l h Power, Jimmie Adams, James Ramsey, Ra p T im Arrasmith, Robert Sampson. Lee, on y Fourth row: Barbara Mclleel, Roxanne Kief- f r Adam Wysoki, John Anderson, Joseph e 1 Creech, Robert Winchester, Fred Holhngs worth. :T-NP- - -ZE51 xv f f f li, Class of l953 sf Miss Mary Belasca Sponsor, Class of 1953 YQ' v-1 ' Officers .Q 4, ,sq L o 0 I ' Left to right: Gerald Enos, Alyce Burchett, Jack Thompson, Larry Twitchell, Anne East. ., o 1 'sbl Q' Robert Adams, Thomas All- man, .lane Anderson, Mary Ellen Arthur, Jeanette Aus- tin. Phyllis Baber, Walter Bain, Sandra Ball, Alan Ballard, Kay Ann Bane. . Beverly Barr, Jackie Berry- man, Shirley Blake, Francis Blanchard, Marie Bogart. Laverne Bonney, Oswald Bonney, Thomas Bowe, Billy Bozarth, .learldean Bradley. Edward Brewton, Barbara Brown, Kathryn Brown, Syl- vester Brown, Shirley Bry- alll- Sue Buck, Charles Buffkin, Sylvia Buie, Alyce Burchett, Morgan Buyrn. Stuart Buxbaum, Johnnie Campbell, Carolyn Canoles, Alice Carter, Evelyn Cecil. Donald Chick, Frederick Dean Clark, Claiborne Coup- lland, Pat Cramer, Harold Crank. Vergie Crank, James Crutch, Georgia Culbreth, Claiborne Davis, Richard Davis. .lack Dent, Mary Derieux, Shirley DeSeamus, Don Des- selle, Elizabeth Devey. Eugene Diamond, Nancy Lee Diemer, Lee Dougherty, Eve- lyn Peggy Dunn, Marilyn Dwyer. Anne East, Patricia Eller, Gerald Enos, Nancy Lee Equils, George Fee. Joan Firehaugh, Beverly Flannery, Thomas Fleming, Dorothy Forehand, Allen Frankenherger. 1 Michael John Friere, James Frizzell, James Futrell, Ver- nard Garnier, Joyce Gates. Nancy Gavan, Nancy Gifford, Ann Gillette, Stanley Glaser, Charles Goodwyn. Fred Gray, Russell King Gray, Dorothy Green, Sam- uel Archer Green, Nancy Greene. Gloria Griffin, Margaret Gross, Sterling Gunn, Anita Hallman, Richard Hanna. Charles Hayes, Finley Haw- kins, James Hedgpeth, Char- les Hedrick, Ervine Helm. Judith Hendricks, Robert Heusner, Joy Hewins, Su- zanne Hindrelet, Nancy Hitchings. Jan Hodges, Byron Hol- derhy, Lois Holland, Paul Holland, Don Holloway. Diane Holmes, Jonathan Howe, Virginia Humphrey, Samuel Jackson, Patricia Johnson. Thomas Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Doyle Jones, Earl Jones, Joyce Junginger. Margaret Kidd, Dick Kienlc, Jeannie King, Lewis King, Nancy King. Evelyn Kline, James Land, James Legan, Doris Lerman, Roderick Lewis. Nancy Lipford, Jane Little, Anne Lisa Loomis, Harmon Long, Thomas Lovitt. James Lowe, Patricia Lucas, Fay Lyons, Janet Malvin, Joan Manor. William Mansfield., Hugh Marshall, Mary Elizabeth Martin, Harry Mauney, Jo Ann May. Robert McAllister, Jacque- line McClannon, James Mc- Fadden, William McGee, Patricia McGuire. Ephraim McLean, Sandy Mead, Barbara Milgrom, Louisa Miller, Jane Mills. Dorothy Milteer, Beatrice Minneman, Vincent Mollura, Charles Moore, Patricia Moore. Patricia Moorhead, John Morgan, Patsy Morgan, Rob- ert Morgan, Don Morton. Dean Morton, Virginia Mor- riss, Barbara Moss,Lawrence Nichols, Sandra Ogden. Sherry Ogden, Barbara Owen, Betty Rae Owen, Betty Jane Owens, Mason Peebles. Karlyn Perkins, Sonya Peter- son, Don Phares, Barbara Ann Pharo, Hilliard Phillips. Sandra Pickard, Gordon Pot- ter, Betty Raney, Barbara Reid, Dolores Reid. Warren Richardson, Billy Robbins, Norman Robbins, Shirley Roberson, Ellen Rode. Mary Ann Rodems, Car- melita Rodriquez, Jackie Rosan, Charles Rose, Rona Rosenburg. John Roughton, .lack Rudi- ger, Robert Rupert, Jack Sandler, William Schepp. Rosemary Schnell, Murray Shackelford, William Shaw- cross, Shirley Simmons, Mil- ton Simpson. Carol Smith, Kay Smith, Nancy Smith, Shirley Jean Smith, Shirley Smith. 16 gl' 4? 'T Jerry South, Polly Spessard, Vera Speegie, Joy Starnes, Pat Steele. Nancy Steger, Richard Stell, Earl Stone, Robert Straw, Allan Summers. Lynn Swensen, Billie Tay- lor, Bruce Teck, Carolyn Temple, William Thigpen. George Thomas, John Thompson, Robert Thomp- son, Bertie Lee Thornton, Frank Thurman. Barhara Tilghman, Betty Todd, Cecil Toxey, Arthur Trammell, Larry Twitchell. William Tynes, John Van Domelen, Marshall Walton, Helen Lee Ware, Karin Waters. Frances Watkins, Marjorie Way, Gary Weatherford, Charlotte Wescott, Ellen Whitehurst. Forrest Whitson, Marylincl Wiggins, Winton Wilgus, Laura Williamson, Thomas Wills. Barbara Wiltsey, Dunston Wingfield, Barbara Ann Womble. Wayne Woodlief, Catherine Wright, David Caskey, whom we lost October 7, 1951. F l i MISS IONE WILSHIN Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Gudabout Whal's for dinner ? wg: W n , .fait-I . -b.. -5, - --1 'Www QF lump 'H i -232' f Seated, left to right Bnll Mlller, Presidcntg Barbara Lassiter, Secretary. Standing, left to nght Barbara Luhrmg, Vice-Presidexitg David Jackson, Treasurer. Januar fl 4 hm-C Y lass Cfficers is A .L Mtv,- Left to right: George Hylton, Mary Partridge, William Wilson. Januar Honor Graduates .X xf! - Z Z l j hi a 59X .1-'..f.... s -:-W1 These students of the February graduating class are more than top honor grads. They also take an active part in school events, their in- terests having extended beyond personal achieve- ment to include activities in which they can help Granby. We appreciate this spirit and wish them the best of luck. I SENICRS Francis Edward Blanchard General Senior Chorus. Richard Eugene Boner General Madrigal Singers . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Baseball 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Football 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Intra- mural Football . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Junior Varsity Foot- ball . . . Junior Varsity Basketball. Iris Hamilton Bozarth General House of Representatives . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Future Bus- iness Leaders of America. Dreama Gaye Coleman Language Red Cross Representative . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Band. Christine Louise Cooper Business Annual Staff Typist . . . Oflice Assistant . . . Champion Bowling Team. ' -0 Ti-. '. Y A V1,j,y , W 2 4 ,ax i 4' , 5, T - -,Y - - - . .muff f -5:45,-fill, :E w W - l Ir. -LV A , KA I ff Q 3 M 5 'ff M . V l . A 1 N. qu yx qt. J .asa ,, ..,, -.km , 4 ,V Nl ,sm ,,,.. - . . VV' - s xg kai 1- - lvl ' l n: ,t ' T vi-.ff 1, . . l Y 'f t Patricia Marie Culpepper Language Co-Editor of The Comet 1952 . . . Staff of Granby 1951 . . . President of Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Drill Team . . . Champion Bowling Team Captain . . . Pan American League . . . Treasurer of Quill and Scroll . . . Junior Jubilee . . . International Relations Club . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Play Day 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Delegate to the S.I.P.A. Conven- tion . . . Student Chairman of First Act Comet Show 1951 . . . Home- room Treasurer. Patricia Ann DeLancey General Ofiice Assistant . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Future Business Leaders of America . . . Play Day 1950 . . . Junior Jubilee. Billy Eugene Dickerson General Monogram Club . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Varsity Football 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling 1947, 1948 . . . Wrestling Team 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . State Interscholastic Wrestling Champion 1950, 1951 . . . Virginia State AAU Wrestling Champion 1950, 1951. Robert James Diestel General Constance Anne Forehand Business Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team 1947, 1948 . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949 . . . Bowling Team . . . Transfer from Wood- row Wilson . . . Play Day . .. . Modern Dance Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Operetta. Carolyn Elizabeth Griifen Business Vice President of Red Cross Rep- resentatives . . . Footlights Club '. . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Oilice Assist- ant . . . Library Assistant . . . President- of Library Assistant Club. George Preston Hylton, III Language Red Cross Representative . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . International Re- lations Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Comet Show, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Usher . . . Spectator Staff . . . State Literary Events-Spelling 1950, 1951 . . . English Week . . . Junior .Jubilee . . . Twelfth Night . . . Romeo and Juliet . . . Con- test Play 1951 . . . Christmas Play 1949, 1950, 1951. David Carlton Jackson General Treasurer of January Senior Class . . . House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Junior Usher . . . Key Club . . . Varsity Baseball Manager . . . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Jubilee. Virginia Lucille Kidd General V Footlights Club . . . Girls' Ath- letic Club . . . Band. Barbara Joan Lassiter Business Secretary Senior Class . . . Home- room Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Drill Team . . . Annual Stai 1951 . . . Office Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee. T .1 as I . -e1,?. gm7gg:f,..,,,,l W, 1' ,XL V 1 Z' 0 N J -rs, ,, ?g W , - - 41, , A is , I ir itil' I m all an HN 5 1 H 5551 UH 3 W Q4 M. ffm, Q , 3 ,war ,,. ,,, wi',.,..,x .3 1 .Ls.L,.f -- --- gif wnzfm... - - - -: Eff?--142-1 vv .yi - 'n.- H w -an .:f. , . . V E51 .L Y ,Eu ., . ,ie bf-15 - Z . V155 , mia.: 'es - ', w A 1 uw W A J s 4 1 J w W 1- ,, .:. -' 1. :gel ,III .,A-In , !.i'f'i-14-fl Y . vs H , , . l as . ,f2y. VEWWV Xa n - :-t eg' I ' . V 'V 1' J E , if is uw' w eg Q CLASS 0 Kenneth Wade Lewis General Varsity Football . . . Intramural Wrestling 1949, 1950 . . . Wres- tling Team. Barbara Ann Luhring Language Vice President of January Senior Class . . . Treasurer of Sophomore Class . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . L . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Foot- ligbts Club . . . Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Secretary of Senior Y-Teens . . . Membership Chairman of Senior Y-Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Bowling Team . . . Spectator Staff . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Jubilee. Forest Walker McCoy General Bowling Team 1949. William Theodore Miller General President of January Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Texmis . . . Spectator Stall. Howard Campbell Munn General Intramural Wrestling . . . Intra- mural Track . . . Intramural Foot- ball . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football 1948, 1949. l952 James Alfred Page Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Le Cer- cle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Creative Writing Guild . . . Junior Chorus . . . Annual Stall. Richard Wallace Patron General Mary Elaine Partridge Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Business Manager of Annual Staff . . . Language Tourna- ments-Latin 1950 . . . Ollice As- sistant 1951, 1952 . . . Junior Ju- bilee. Robert Franklin Pierce General House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Vice- President of Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Male Quartet . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Vested Choir . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels 1951 . . . Harmony Timers . . . Varsity Football . . . Junior Var- sity Basketball . . . Bowling Team . . . All Intramural Sports. Roberta Bernice Poss Business .Junior Chorus . . . Omce Assistant . . . Future Business Leaders of America. ' :fi-E Gwyn Keith Sanderlin f 1' ' ' General Al' ' ' li in Senior Hi-Y . . . Hi-Y Minstrels t 1 9, 1951 . . . Varsity Football . . . -rg A Intramural Wrestling . . . Bowling 'N Q :,: fl Team . . . Junior Varsity Foot- A ' K ' ' hall . . . Intramural Football. ul lint 4 E . A ' A Elizabeth Marlene sneu :sf 'F ,Q :ig if General 1 ll Footlights Club . . . Senior Y-Teens f V . . . Band . . . All City Band 1948. 1 42 53 4 l f ' f 1 J 'QE 1 h ., M e-: a n , ,1,f.' , 1 ' V. ,- William Delaney Spratley General , --4 U I! ..' W ,H 1 X 5' v. sy Q at , Z, H James Bryant Tickle General W' Homeroom Treasurer . . . Junior Usher . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Blues Basketball. Delvina Thomas General 1 San Diego, California . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Queen of R.O.T.C . . . Chairman of U.S. Stamps and Bonds Sales . . . Latin Club . . . K.H.S. News Stall' . . . National City Junior High School . . . Physical Educational Assistant . . . Mathew Whaley High School . . . Chairman Entertainment Com- mittee. C ASS OF Frank Earl Waff General Monogram Club . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Hi-Y . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Hi-Y Min- strels . . . Varsity Football . . . All Intramural Sports . . . Wres- tling Tenm . . . Cradock High School . . . Art Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Varsity Football . . . Annual Staff . . . Monogram Club. I 3 i William Marshall Wilson General I-Ii-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Intramural Wrestling. HAIL THE CONQUERING HEROES. , rbi I952 Carolyn Wrae Woodhouse General Art Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Science Club . . . International Relations Club . . . Junior Y-Teens. but S X 'Zi 'J 752' 'C7 459 Q First row, left to right: Jean Piercy, Aline Powers, Barbara Winingder, Hloy Patsalides, Margaret Camp, Myra Little. Second row: Jean Burroughs, Joan Purches, Margaret White, Marilyn Deiotte, Dorothy Hinkle, Janet Monroe. Third row: Edward Eichelberger, Ken- neth Gimbert, Harold Baynes, William Hull, Herbert West, David James. June Honor Graduates What happy faces these honor graduates have! It's hard to believe that they are the kind of students who take their books home every night and study for four hours. Probably they don't, because they have learned to use their time well and to learn the important things. Congratulations to these industrious workers. First Honor Graduate Jane Stubbs '1 ,., 4-'M' Second Honor Graduate Diane McClenny Seniors Richard Earl Abbott General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Band Color Guard . . . Intramural Wres- tling . . . Intramural Tennis . . . Industrial Arts . . . Junior Red Cross Representative. Mary Albertson General Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Les Cadets . . . Cue Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Spec- tator Staff . . . Library Assistant. Nina Lee Anderson Business Girls' Athletic Club . . . Drill Team . . . Bowling Team . . . Garden Club . . . President of Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica Club of 1951 . . . Vice-Presi- dent of Future Business Leaders of America Club 1950 . . . Library Assistant. William Foster Appleby General Band . . . All State Band 1949 . . . Orchestra. Thomas Frank Arbster General Band. few? 'Y , yr' , 4 ,,.: L Q. I ,rf H ' -k95'i YZ! A , V -S J ...fy V 'Elf' ,J ,.,1 ,- - Yiwgfsgg -' , ,ig 1 ,, i . - Q' ' L Qf5:Z'-.zfEfi.1'3 V A L . XA . , ,N 'F fi ' '- ui 'ffm ,- 4 - ,ggv Lynne McKinley Archer Language Senior Y-Teens . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Spectator Staff. Carolyn Allene Atkinson Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Oliice Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee. James Patrick Augustine, Jr. General ' Band . . . Junior Varsity Football. Robert Lee Austin General Science Club . . . Band . . .Varsity Football. 4, Sidney Earl Badeaux General Varsity Football . . . Intramural Volleyball . . . Intramural Wres- tling . . . Junior Varsity Football. Richard Paul Badessa General Transfer from Pawtucket East Senior High School . . . Student Government Olficer . . . Student Council. Nancy Kathryn Baish Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroorn Treasurer . . . Varsity Cheerleaders . . . Junior Varsity Cheerleaders . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Office Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Health and Gym Assistant. Ellen Balsky General Girls' Athletic Club . . . Library Assistant . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Transfer from James Monroe High School . . . Home Economics Club. Walter Antoine Bargamin, Jr. General Hi-Y . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Hi-Y Min- strels 1951 . . . Varsity Football . . . Swimming Team . . . Junior Varsity Football. Harold Losey Baynes Language House of Representatives . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Junior Usher . . . Tennis Team . . . Monogram Club Vice- President . . . Key Club . . . Feature Editor of Spectator Staff . . . State Literary Events-De- hating . . . Language Tournaments -French . . . Junior Varsity Foot- ball . . . Hi-Y . . . Red Cross Representative. en.: 3? sae fif- --ww tu- - rw M. .. . ww me K .N , ,Y ??!.7iw.g WWC , , CLASS O Patrick Beck General Diversified Occupation. Leonard Booth Bennett Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951. Frederick Aroyce Berry, Jr. General House of Representatives . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Intramural Wrestling Team . . . Manager of Wrestling Team . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Key Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Sports Editor of 1952 Comet . . . Transfer from Annapolis High High School . . . Manager of La- Crosse Team . . . Track Team . . . Manager of Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Joyce Ann Blackwell General Red Cross Representative . . . Dis- tributors Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Y-Teens. Donald Joseph Brancato General Band . . . All State Band 1951. I952 Edward L. Breeden Language Junior Varsity Football. Betty Jean Brickhouse Business Footlights Club . . . Future Busi- ness Leaders of America . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee. Benjamin Franklin Brinn General Footlights Club . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Football . . . Wrestling Team . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Chorus. 'Betty Joanne Brown General Red Cross Representative . . . Dis- tributors Club . . . Junior Y-Teens ,. . .-Junior Chorus. Dana Janet Brown Business Band . . . Otiice Assistant . . Senior Y-Teens. Joseph Daniel Brown Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Intramural Track . . . Wrestling Team 1949 . . . Manager of 1950, 1951 Wrestling Team . . . Monogram Club . . . Cue Club . . . Comedy of Errors. Mable Frances Brown Business Footligbts Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Play Day 1948 . . . Secretary of Distributive Education Club. James L. Bryant General Comet Show 1948, 1949 . . . Wres- tling Team . . . Intramural Wres- tling. Carolyn Buchanan Business Junior Y-Teens . . . Band . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant. Jean Elizabeth Buckner Language Senior Y-Teens. Albert Gay Buckwalter General Band. George Ray Bunch General Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Swim- ming Team . . . Hi-Y Minstrel 1951 . . . Distributors Club. Beverley Dayre Buntin Language Bowling Team. Alice Jean Burroughs Language Secretary of Student Government . . . Class Oliicer, Secretary, Sopho- more, and Junior Year . . . House of Representatives . . . Co-Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders . . . Quill and Scroll . . . International Re- lations Club . . . Garden Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Governor of Girls' State . . . Girls' Nation . . . Editor of Spectator . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Secretary of Future Teachers of America. Ann Wilson Butt General House of Representatives . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Clinic Assistant. CLASS CDF Margaret Estelle Camp Language House of Representatives . . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Secretary of Band 1950, 1951 . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Quill and Scroll President . . . Spectator StaE . . . Language Tournaments- Latin 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . All State Band 1949, 1950 . . . All City Band 1943, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Band Office Assistant . . . Vice President of Future Teachers of America . . . Junior Red Cross Representative. Dolores Evelyn Cannoles Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Garden Club Treasurer. Jane Elizabeth Frances Carter Business Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Treasurer of Senior Y-Teens . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Library As- sistant . . . Play Day 1950, 1951. Rogers Dey Cathey Language Robert William Chapin General Senior Chorus . . . Varsity Basket- ball Manager . . . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Varsity Track . . . Intramural Track . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Monogram Club . . . Health and Physical Educa- tion Assistant . . . Junior Varsity Basketball Manager . . . Junior Blues Basketball Manager . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Jubilee. I952 William Henry Grimes Chase Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets. David Chestnutt General Band . . . Orchestra . . . All City Band 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . All State Band 1950, 1951 . . . C0- Captuin of Band . . . Twelfth Night. Mayo Clark Business Senior Chorus. John Samuel Copeland, Jr. General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1951 . . . Varsity Football . . . Monogram Club . . . Photography Club . . . Stamp Club . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Manager of Varsity Baseball 1950, 1951. Glenn Coplon Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Junior Jubilee . . . All State Band 1952. Dolores Jean DeJacimo General Red Cross Representative . . . Art Club . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee. f Willard Shipman Delara General House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951 .n . . Operetta . . . Hi-Y Min- strel . . . Varsity Track . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Indoor Track . . Male Quartet. Jeanne Laird Dickerson General Band . . . Orchestra . . . All City Band 1950, 1951 . . . All State Band 1952 . . . Band Club . . . Spectator Stuff. Henry Adolphus Duffy General Band . . . Treasurer of Band . . . Band Librarian Assistant . . . Orchestra . . . Intramural Wres- tling . . . Junior Jubilee . . . All State Band 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . . All City Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951. Shirley Ann Dunbar Business Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Library Assistant . . . Bowling Team. N N o o W ,wx 1 -1. li 4? I wr -- gift sa l ff- M 1 . bl H, ' bww X . C? wg , Q A 1 5 CLASS OF Carolyn Ann Eads General Senior Y-Teens . . . Band . . . Com- et Show 1950, 1951 . . . Spectator Staff . . . Majorette . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Band Club , . . All City Band 1950 . . . Cue Club. James McCormick Earehart General Diversified Occupations. Donald Ray Edge General Art Club . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Varsity Track . . . Indoor Track . . . All State Band 1950, 1951, All City Band 1951 . . . Assistant Band Librarian t. . . Red Cross Representative. William Pagon Edmondson, Jr. Language Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Health and Physical Edu- cation Assistant . . . Varsity Base- ball Manager 1951 . . . Varsity Basketball Manager 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Football . . . Intramur- al Wrestling . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Varsity Basketball Man- ager 1949, 1950 . . . Junior Blues Basketball Manager 1949, 1950 . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Jubilee. Barbara Rhea Edwards Language Junior Y-Teens . . . Les Cadets . . . Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948 . . . Presi- dent of Garden Club . . . Clinic As- sistant . . Girls' Double Sextette . . . House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Secre- tary of Library Assistants. l952 Edward Baxter Eichelberger Language Vice President of June Senior Class . . . House of Representatives . . . President of Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Boys' State . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Wrestling Team . . . Tum- bling. Glenda Juanice Ellington Business Red Cross Representative . . . Band . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Of- fice Assistant . . . President of Jun- ior Red Cross Council . . . Junior Jubilee. Marianne Ellis General Red Cross Representative . . . Com- et Show 1948 . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee. Carol Joann Elsifor Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Transfer from San Mateo High School. Hugh Burgess Farleigh General- Monogram Club . . . Comet Show 1948 . . . Spectator Staff . . . Jun- ior Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Football Manager 1950 . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Jubi- lee . . . Intramural Track . . . In- tramural Basketball. 1, 1 E1- . -fur' im . i. -. js , f, p . , ' '- X V N Us , , 15 t . , AW, x J' f- - Q .4125 , , - ua KU. as-J. ,-.5 - J , QQ-,1 J- 1 1 1 K ' ., . f ' , ' 1 .,,,..,,,.- Mary Louise Maury Fiala Language Pan American League Secretary . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . Spectator Staff . . . Li- brary Assistant. Lawrence Evan Frase Language House of Representatives . . . Com- et Show Stall of 1950, 1951 . . . Boys' State . . . Annual Staff . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Spectator Staff. Maria del Carmen Freire General President of Pan American League . . . Secretary of Pan American League . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee. Thomas Shephard Cale General House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Band . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Bowling Team . . . Orchestra. Kenneth Church Cimbert Language Games Literary Society . . . Senior Chorus . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Little United Nations . . . Junior Jubilee. n W,-iyzlfgj '- C L A S S 0 ' ' 5 4 M fix ff' 53 iff' W- -- V- 'Hifi LQ, 7 7 5 1,1 '31 f Gretchen Gleim L- ' H jffff W. James Ralph Halstead General 1: -I .f s f ,ltliggi 41 -jib.,m f' - -I General Play Day 1951 I... . Transfer from avg, ..i 'x.?f. f Varsity Basel-,all , , , Varsity Bas. M0l1l80mel'Y Blair High S0l100l- V 2' ..,, K5 'Ig-gg ketball . . . Junior Varsity Basket- ' ' ' 'N S -if ii ' wi ball . . . Monogram Club. af olol so 1 i di:-71 521 '- gl., Herbert Dowell Courley General Class Oilicer . . . Homeroom Repre- sentative . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative. :W in f b General Footlighls Club . . . Drill Team . . . fi' 1 Play Day 1949, 1950 . . . Health and i Physical Education Assistant. 1 . , F V G Z . in X f i Betty Ann Hancock 1 1 '11 Q i 5 ' 1- f 5 1, lm-'w, ' f f MML5' Raymond Lee Gottlieb F- if 'A Language x '-Q15 F,-3: 22? ' in iii it , '71 2 , ' wi. ,iv 1 1- 1 f l Carolyn Earl Harper General Art Club . . . Cue Club . . . Garden Club . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Chairman of French Club Float 1951 . . . Art Editor of 1952 Annual . . . Transfer from Druid- Hills High School. M 1 Fred Timothy c.-mah 5 Language 1 Senior Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Junior Usb- 1 er . . . Swimming Team . . . House of Representatives. Hermine Louise Gross Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . Spectator Staff . . . Trans- fer from Bethesda Chevy Chase High School. Frank Stark Harris Business Monogram Club . . . Golf Team. Norma Leontine Harris Business Point Secretary of Band . . . All State Band 1951. I952 Thomas Newby Harris General Monogram Club . . . Intramural Golf. Roger John Henderson General Transfer from Franklin High School. David Allan Hilton General Varsity Basketball . . . Intramural Wrestling. Dorothy Ann Hinkle General Le Cercle Francais . . . Vice Presi- dent of Cue Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Garden Club . . . Contest Play 1951 . . . Shake- spearean Dramas 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . English Week . . . Vested Choir . . . Future Teach- ers of America. Martha Anne Hipps General House of Representatives . . . Art Club . . . Girls' Athlete Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Footlights Club. 1 Wilma Francis Hoagland General Senior Y-Teens . . . Spectator Stall . . . Junior Jubilee. John Crosby Holloway General Footlights Club . . . Photography Club . . . Band . . . All State Band 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . A11 City Band 1950. Louise Eleanor Hood Business Footlights Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Photography Club . . . Drill Team . . . Library Assistant . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior High Sewing Contest 1949 . . . Vice Pres- ident of Library Assistants Club. Grace Hoyle Language Senior Y-Teens . . . Le Cercle Fran- cms. Janet Florence Hudson Language Senior Y-Teens . . . Le Cercle Fran- cais . . . Les Cadets . . . Garden Club . . . Drill Team . . . Language Tournaments-French 1951, Latin 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Senior High Champion of Shufflebonrd Tournament. I ' William Sherman Hull Language President Student Government . . . Senator of Class . . . Student Senate . . . Games Literary Society . . . Hi-Y . . . Key Club President . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Junior Usher . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Boys' State . . . Spec- tator Staff . . . Swimming Team . . . Quill and Scroll. r David Roger James General Intramural Basketball . . . Swim- ming Team . . . Transfer from Roosevelt High School. N Della Mae Jones Business Senior Y-Teens. Georgia Shirleen Jones Language Junior Jubilee . . . Spectator Staff. T Gerald Leon Jones General Varsity Baseball 1948 . . . Intra- mural Wrestling. 58 if CLASS OF Nancy Eleanor Karch General Treasurer of Pan American League . . . Drill Team . . . Play Day . . . Transfer from Bakersfield High School. Jacqueline Tudor Kennedy' Business Footlights Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Girls' Double Sextette. Nancy Lee Kennington Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Junior Y- Teens . . . Creative Writing Guild. Robert Joseph Keynton General Comet Show 1951 . . . Junior Usher. Kenneth Everett Kledzik Language Vice President Student Govern- ment . . . President of June Senior Class . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . President of Hi-Y . . . Vice President of Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Pan Am- erican League . . . Key Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Usher . . . Hi-Y Minstrels 1951 . . t Boys' State . . . Varsity Football . In- tramural Wrestling . . . Swimming Team . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . President of Hi-Y Council Tide- water . . . Speaker of House, Boys' State . . . National Hi-Y Congress . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Norfolk City Tennis Tournament. l952 Ralph Lee Law, Jr. General House of Representatives . . . I-Iomeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Key Club . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Junior Jubi- lee Activities . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Varsity Football . . . Intra- mural Football . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Junior Varsity Foot- ball. Ferdona Sylvia Leith Language Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Pan Ameri- can League . . . International Rela- tions Club . Junior Chorus . . . Band . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947 . . . Girls' Double Sextette . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Vice President of Junior Red Cross Council. Bruce Allen Leslie General Student Senate . . . Games Literary Society . . . Les Cadets . . . Cue Club President . . . Librarian . . . Band . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Junior Usher . . . State Literary Events . . . Honorable Mention in Senior Short Story National Schol- astic Event . . . Shakespearean Plays 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Jubilee. Leon Richard Lewis General Spectator Staii. Phillip Charles Light General Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Mono- gram Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Comet Show 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels 1951 . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Swimming Team . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . In- tramural Track . . . Intramural Baseball . . . Intramural Volley- ball . . . Vested Choir . . . Boys' Quartet. Myra Little Language Secretary of June Senior Class . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Pan Ameri- can League Vice President . . . Language Tournaments-Spanish 1951 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Play Day . . . Senior Y-Teens. Karl K. Louther Language Varsity Football . . . Junior Var- sity Football . . . Key Club. Mary Ann Lowe Business Junior Y-Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Play Day . . Junior Jubilee. Roger Edward Malphurs Language Band . . . All State Band 1952 . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Hi-Y Min- strels 1951 . . . All City Band 1951. Barbara Ann Matthews Business House of Representatives . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Junior Jubilee. Diane McClenney Language Vice President of Junior Class . . . House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Junior Y- Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais Vice President . . . Les Cadets . . . Quill and Scroll Vice President . . . International Relations Club . . . Annual Staff . . . Spectator Staff . . . Language Tournaments-French 1950 . . . SIPA Convention . . . Junior Jubi- lee. Robert Monte McEachern Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Science Club. Harold I-Iundley McGee General Secretary of Ninth Grade Class . . . House of Representatives . . . Monogram Club . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Wrestling Team . . . Diversified Occupations Club. Melvin Arthur McGinnis General Wrestling Team. Patsy Ann McLendon Language House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Home- room Treasurer . . . Co-Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . Garden Club . . . Mad- rigal Singers . . . Girls' Sextette . . . Senior Chorus . . . Secretary of Junior Chorus . . . Girls' Double Sextette . . . Comet Show 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950., 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Play Day 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Physical Edu- cation Week 1951 . . . Operetta 1949 . . . Shakespearean Play 1951 . . . Typist for 1952 Annual Staff . . . Vested Choir. f CLASS o Patricia Ann Minneman Business Garden Club Secretary . . . Future Business Leaders of America . . . Transfer from Robert E. Fitch High School. David Lewis Mitchell Language Class Senator . . . Student Senate . . . House of Representatives . . . Monogram Club . . . Junior Usher . . . Swimming Team . . . Hi-Y . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Transfer from Winchester High School. George Francis Mock General House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946 . . . Junior Varsity Football. Janet Monroe General Senior Y-Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Spectator Staff . . . Office Assistant . . . Transfer from Burroughs High School. Kenneth Carroll Moore Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . All City Band 1950 . . . All State 1950. I952 Patricia Eleanor Morford Language President of Junior Y-Teens . . . Garden Club . . . House of Repre- sentatives . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Footlights Club . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Spectator Staif . . . Office Assistant. Thomas Bennett Morrisette Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Mono- gram Club . . . Varsity Baseball Manager . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Junior Jubilee. Benjamin Allen Newman General Transfer from C. J. Scott High School. Marcellus Douglas North, Jr. General Band . . . Bowling Team . . . All State Band 1950, 1951, 1952. Dorothy Anne Nowlan Business Red Cross Representative . . . Var- sity Cheerleaders . . . Footlights Club . . . Cue Club . . . Girls' Ath- letic Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Madrigal Sing- ers . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Annual Staff Typist . . , Spectator Staff . . . Office Assistant . . . Junior Girls' Double Sextette. Thomas Edward Ollice, Jr. General Art Club . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Intramur- al Volleyball . . . Bowling Team . . . Honorable Mention in Cape Henry Poster Contest . . . Honor- able Mention in Scholastic Poster Contest. Shirley Anne Owens Business Footlights Club . . . Office Assist- ant . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Decora- tions Committee for Junior Prom . . . Homeroom Treasurer. Harvey Hall Parsons l General Senior Chorus . . . Annual Staff . . . Varsity Track . . . Tennis . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . In- door Track. Mildred Bayne Partridge Language Junior Y-Teens . . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Spec- tator Staff . . . Junior Jubilee. Hloy Patsalides Language Treasurer of Junior and Senior Class . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . President of Senior Y-Teens . . . Treasurer of Le Cercle Francais . . . Secretary of Les Cadets . . . Senior Chorus . . . Cue Club . . . Mayor at Girls' State . . . Spectator Stali . . . Chairman of Virginia-Carolina Y- Teens Conference . . . Play Day . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Red Cross Representative. Helen Patricia Patterson Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Varsity Cheerleader . . . Footlights Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Garden Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Shakespearean Play 1951 . . . Comet Show 1951 . an Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Health Physical Education Assistant . . . Madrigal Singers. Joseph Cowell Perkins Language Class Treasurer . . . President of Sophomore and Junior Class . . . Student Senate . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Boys' State 1950 1 . . Spectator Staff . . . State Literary Events, Public Speaking 1950, 1951 . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Herald Tribune Youth Forum. Thomas Tucker Perkins General Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Var- sity Basketball. William Quina Perrott General Transfer from Coronado High School . . . President of Junior Class . . . Captain of Varsity Base- ball Team . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Basketball. Shirley Mae Perry General Junior Chorus . . . Bowling Team . . . Garden Club . . . Distributors Club. M Q CLASS GF 1 -153. :ff ' V :Q'k'yt1f'f L. tu 5 I X V .1 'f , 5 ' ' LW - W 1 1 ,. fr I I :,,, an 5,5 V . . N ' 45 My X 1 .jil fifi V-.971 , 1 i ff,Q'f?+1Yegigi'1 iii? as tv I , H H1 n 5 .. K I 'Z is 5. 5 gi ,,, Y' .. I ' 9' ' ., W H r-9 1321 ii: W 'fan' ,inf ' ' :W is , +41 5-155:11-mi 1 ii :eg W ...i ' 5 , W, u egg? 4 1 L ia ' 1' ff in it . ' -Y' ,-1 f Q -Y w , ilk. H.- . . xr 11 ,Hg .viwggy Q 5, 4, K VV.,-Vklwz .. -:cs f, -- :emgzkfa-: .gy-' 1 - Vai? . 1 Q Wfgf? ' 1 -: ciagseigzv I1 1 J., 2553 wa: 1:1 72 ' .P f 'J 7.LJ.Llz:.iL- ., L: V ,' ' 'V MGB H717 fear' ' ' gi ff u X. I u s 11- ,- 2 e- ' w Sm-v'? T ' ' f 2--3 m N, ah! X A is .H T , -A .fm T I 9 ' V cuv' 1' W , .,, - ,Y x. IW ' ., -, ,X , E f w ' - '-- bg -1.1. ' William Joseph Perry General House of Representatives . . . Tumbling Team . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Wrestling Team . . . Wrestling State Champion 1948, 1949. Robert Earl Peterson General Transfer from Kearny High School. Lawrence Gayle Pickral General Hi-Y . . . Junior Chorus . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Junior Varsity Bas- ketball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Golf . . . Intramural Football . . . Intramural Basketball . . . In- tramural Volleyball . . . Intramural Softball. Jean Carol Piercy Language Senior Y-Teens . . . Little United Nations . . . Bowling Team. Donald James Porter General Distributive Education Club. I9 52 Melvin Leigh Power General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Football . . . Intramur- al Wrestling . . . Intramural Track . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Var- sity Football . . . Indoor Track . . . Varsity Track. Aline Elizabeth Powers Language Vice President of Sophomore Class . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Games Literary Society . . . Junior Y- Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1951 . . . Girls' Double Sextette . . . Office Assistant . . . Vested Choir. Lee Whaley Powers General Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1947, 1949 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Varsity Football Manager 1949, 1950 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Contest Play . . . Vested Choir. Barbara Joan Purches Language House of Representatives . . . 'Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Vice President of Footlights Club . . . Secretary of Senior Y-Teens . . . Vice President of Inter-Club Coun- cil . . . Junior Chorus . . . Pan American League . . . Annual Staff . . . Spanish Tournament 1951 . . . Library Assistant . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee. Elizabeth Anne Radcliff Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Bowling Team . . . Play Day . . . Tennis Tournament . . . Ping-Pong Tour- nament . . . Volleyball Tournament . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant. X A M . ,f--.fr .5-1.1 . 155. 1 N- , .f .'L'-,Hiya-L4 -,' - few- :L -' .4514 , .min U ' 11 Joyce Ann Rock Business Red Cross Representative . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Garden Club . . . Band . . . Drill Team . . . Orchestra . . . Bowling Team . . . Play Day . . . Office Assistant. , E-:se - -1 ls 'I V 1 ,fmnf 5 FK i . I H' Y . r if 1. .Q 'I I X x 1.,.' X :Y 1 Y ll X tj Y, I J T U 44 I CK ,z 1 1 5, , H -gg, 1, 1 ,H My 1 Ni' -f as , , - - .. ,. , , L L .Y U A Y Alice Joan Rogers V 'X M General , 5 ,E , A ' A 5 'r , 1 9 ' ' Red Cross Representative. x nFs t.,.U ff! fd ' 5' wwf ' E i 1 Carlos Alberto Romubio 1 .N , A an L General , I ' In , .1 ,ff Homeroom Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Basketball 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . V Intramural Softball . . . Intramural I , 5 Volleyball . . . Intramural Basket- ball . . . Junior Jubilee. , rw ish, , 1 I ' .111-Tfr iii i ta . 1 M , .. 1' H lx , Y - l W H., WW, , lx V A 111 , Gefleffll -A , A , Pan American Club . . . Bookroom , . . -T' I Assistant . . . Intramural Softball i l,- l 3 . Q ' . . . . Intramural Basketball . . . In- LWM lramural Volleyball. I I ' James Meador Rudiger 1 X jfs? 1 1 1 'QQ L1 ur, Eleanor Dowling Ryder V - , Fi '- I ff Language ji!! 'f A 5' -' Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . All-City Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . All-State Band 1949, 1950, 1 Y 1951, 1952 . . . First Division, ' '- ' , ' , Grade Six, District Contest fSoloJ .' -, A' V 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . Orches- , Y .4 ' aj, , ... . ,, .H V. .. .t 1 . , V - z' --L--,.-' ,w Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Annual Stall . Spectator Staff. tra 1948, 1949, 1950, 1'951, 1952 . . .' Elizabeth Jane Sanders Business Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . Orchestra 1951, 1952 . . . All- State Band 1950 . . . State Literary Events . . . All-City Band 1949, 1950, 1951. Irma Jean Schneider General Bowling Team . . . Cue Club . . . Wilson High School Pan American Club. Sylvia Lenoir Scroggs General Art Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Carden Club. Warren Sanders Sellew General Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1952 . . . Intramural Wrestl- ing . . . Tennis . . . Red Cross Rep- reseutative. Barbara Elaine Sherman General Senior Y-Teens . . . Les Cadets . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Cue Club . . . Junior Annual Staff . . . Lunchroom Cashier . . . Garden Club . . . Junior Jubilee. Elf 1 Y W, L T Y I 4 :Xl 1 1 N : fx , M , ' M ' I Y W ' 9 if ,f s 5 hi ,Q-H e 1.314-1 A , CLASS GF Robert Houston Shoemaker Business Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949 . . . Intra- mural Wrestling. Alan Edward Siegel Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Captain of Band . . . Treasurer of Band . . . Orchestra 1951, 1952 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Intramural Wrestl- ing . . . Intramural Volleyball . . . Intramural Rope Climb . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Comet Show 1950. Travis Hugh Slocumb Language Hi-Y . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Senior Chorus . . . Varsity Baseball 1951 . . . Varsity Football 1951 . . . In- tramural Football . . . Junior Var- sity Basketball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football. Richard Woodward Sterling Language Band 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 19524 . . . Orchestra 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Dance Band . . . Varsity Track . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Indoor Track . . . Cross Country Track . . . All-State Band 1949, 1950 . . . All-City Band 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Granby High Swing Band . . . Dick Sterling and The Kings of Swing. ' James Hirem Stewart General Homeroom Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Health and Physical Education Assistant . . . Varsity Track . . . Junior Varsity Basket- ball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Indoor Track . . . Cross Country Track. I952 Robert Meredith Stewart General House of Representatives . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Comet Show' 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Cap- tain of Band . . . Band Oiiice As- sistant . . . All-State Band 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . All-City Band 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950. 1951 . . . Norfolk Symphony 1950, 1951. Dorothy Jane Stubbs Language House of Representatives . . . Games Literary Society . . . Secretary of Quill and Scroll . . . International Relations Club . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . President of Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Junior Chorus . . . Drill Team . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947 . . . Senior Chorus . . . Girls' Double Sextette . . . Girls State 1950 . . . Co-Editor of 1952! Comet . . . Spectator Business Staff . . . Latin Tournament 1949, 1950 . . . French Tournament 1950, 1951 . . . Junior Jubilee. Marlyn Frances Stubbs Language Footlights Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Service Chairman and World Fellowship Representative of Sen- ior Y-Teens . . . Games Literary Society . . . Annual Staff . . . Junior Jubilee. Jo Ann Summs Business Homeroom Treasurer . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Secretary of Future Business Leaders of America. William Moore Talley General D Joyce Lee Taylor Language Homeroom Treasurer . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1949, 1951 . . . Operetta 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee Activities. Benjamin Saunders Tench General Student Senate . . . House of Rep- resentatives . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative . . . Art Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Key Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950, 1951 . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Baseball 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Basketball 1949, 1950 . . . Varsity Football 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Varsity Baseball . . . Junior Varsity Bas- ketball . . . Junior Varsity Football. Linwood Powers Tenney Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Hi-Y . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Junior Usher . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Football 1950, 1951 . . . Intramural Wrestling . . . Junior Varsity Bas- ketball . . . Junior Blues Basket- ball . . . Model General Assembly . . . Junior Jubilee Activities. Joan Lee Tidwell Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Games Literary Society . . . Junior Y- Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Garden Club . . . Annual Staff . . . Treasurer of Future Teachers of America . . . Bowling Team . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Junior Jubilee Activities. Thomas Byron Todd General Joan Lorretta Tucker General Spectator Stali. William Donald Tyndall Language Hi-Y . . . Monogram Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . Varsity Baseball 1950-1952 . . . Varsity Basketball 1949 . . . Var- sity lFootball 1950, 1951 . . . Varsity Track 1951 . . . Intramural Foot- ball . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Junior Blues Basketball . . . Junior Varsity Football. 1 Jack Willis Upton, Jr. General Julia Dula Van Patten Language Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Garden Club . . . Junior Chor- us . . . Drill Team . . . Spectator Stall . . . Library Assistant . . . Junior Jubilee Activities. Joy Delaine Verblucl Language Le Cercle Francais . . . Cue Club . . . Shakespearean Play 1951 . . . Little United Nations . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Managing Editor of Spectator . . . Junior Jubilee . . , Shuifleboard Tournament . . . Transfer from Wyoming Seminary. , N , f-L4 Q . 5' W 4 mu wx 4 f Q 1 Y . E . .,.1 M' n w' Ti w Q 4 1 ,.f ..,k. -., . A , V ,J L-:A f: .11 -, ., X-sq. .4 --a+- ,fs,eLi:sg,,i,vfffwi I , .Qss.g.pMa5aivQyg':Q5 f :g-2 ,-,Y-. ... K-..,,A - --M, , V .Y 1- -an-we 1-1 ' 'A f s CLASS OF Nikki Hope Vergakis General Junior Chorus . . . Bowling Team. Dorothy Anne Wallace Language Red Cross Representative . . . Var- sity Cbeerleader . . . Junior Varsity Cheerleader . . . Footlights Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Advertising Editor of Annual Staff . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee Activities. Barbara Anne Ward Business House of Representatives . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . Junior Chorus . . . Play Day . . . Office Assistant. Earl Landon Waterfield General House of Representatives . . . Bookroom Assistant . . . Captain of Color Guard. Shirley Jean Watts Business Drill Team . . . 0Eice Assistant. I952 Patricia Anne Webster Language House of Representatives . . . Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . Orchestra . . . All-City Band 1948, 1949, 1950 . . . Band Library Assist- ant . . . Annual Dedication . . . Band Club . . . Junior Jubilee. e -fa. . ' Y fs ww . r Y - - - -- - -ff,-gy -- 1 -ist.-1 P 7 sn 'K T w ,fr i 1 , s-+ .yuh 4 V 134 it M 't y N 2 I .1-ey i 'N or 'sy' .,,,0 W ,r mmm' ,u 1 1. .M,,W ixx, ., A X H , ul .. ,A H. , ' .-', - ,:- -.. 'w Ruth Ann White Language Girls' Athletic Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Assistant Secretary of Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1951 . . . Girls' Sextette . . . Hi-Y Minstrels . . . House of Represen- tatives. A an Y ? H ' sr-Vai g , ' uw- s 1, , as if ,N ' Herbert James West .lqtix ' , IA' i June Rae Whitehurst General jf - , S Q Business 'T i H , Orchestra . . . Bowling Team . . . f , x X1 A Junior Jubilee . . . Business Man- , ' , W' ager of Annual Staif . . . Oiiice As- ? my g 1 sistant. ' A Faye Elizabeth White Business Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1950 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Junior Chorus. Margaret Somerville White Language House of Representatives . . . Var- sity Cheerleader . . . Senior Y- Teens . . . President of Le Cercle Francais . . . Les Cadets . . . Jun- ior Chorus . . . Treasurer of Senior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . Girls' Double Sex- tette . . . French Tournament 1951 . . . Clinic Assistant . . . Girls' Sex- tette . . . President of Future Teachers of America. Mary Joann White Business Library Assistant . . . Transfer from Pearl Harbor Elementary and In- termediate School . . . Secretary of Student Council. ,.-an , i t ,112 s L Mary Lucy Whitehurst Business Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Y Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . Bowling Team. Robin Leah Wilgus Business Red Cross Representative . . . Jun- ior Jubilee . . . Footlights Club. Mary Beth Williams Business House of Representatives . . . Var- sity Cheerleaders . . . Footlights Club . . . Secretary of Junior Y- Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Senior Chorus . . . Clinic Assistant. CLASS CDF Mary Catherine Williams General Red Cross Representative . . . Footlights Club . . . Clinic Assist- ant. Mary Jacqueline Williams Language Red Cross Representative . . . Sec- retary of Footlights Club . . . Treasurer of Senior Y-Teens . . . Bowling Team . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Pan American League. Claude Thomas Wilson General Monogram Club . . . Footligbts Club . . . Varsity Baseball 1951, 1952 . . . Junior Varsity Football . . . Intramural Sports . . . Junior Varsity Basketball. Barbara Ann Winingder Language Latin Tournament 1948, 1949 . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Red Cross Rep- resentative. Cecilia Marie Woods Language House of Representatives . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Le Cer- cle Francais . . V. Vice President of Les Cadets . . . President and Sec- retary of Creative Writing Guild . . . Treasurer of Pan American League . . . Treasurer of Cue Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Garden Club . . . Annual Staff . . . Spec- tator StaE . . . French Tournament 1951 . . . Play Day . . . Senior Win- ner of Shuffle-board Toumament . . . Junior Jubilee. ' f-,Vt -12 y- ' ' , QQ' ,M 'K fgitiei ' ' .- :f ' 'I ' 2 .IL ,ldv 1 A b. 3, 1 f. ' ' :' L Ii , 'w .' Z r 3' El' 5'gTi'n,J3 '-A' ' -'E' ' 5' .aj H ,flaw A Q Q 4 ses - Y Y ' . - . V - . E H gi, Q f XL- , . - 'V .' .Ll : ' . u ' . A-1 . . , ' z gh i ss, . s:,W2, -5,14 -1- age 13 ' ' ' ixiifya , W Ji' .f .195 'f 7 'Y Q. Qs- .W 2193? M - '2 1f'g i Ir. .v f ., ,. f 5, b wk ling I blitE.v,f-Qif ' : -'5' Sflfl-fi' 531, ' '-' T-7, 'FL ' 1 ' f ' ' l -113' - .st,.1e1.,g ...apdatllg 'I Elf: 1 X ' 4 I I.. , i l 1 1 1 I952 Barbara Helen Woodworth General Bowling Team . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Cue Club . . . Transfer from Long Beach, California . . . Student Government Officer . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Homeroom Treasurer . . . Tennis. Herbert .lesse Worsham General Band 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 . . . All- State Band 1952. Calvert Hansen Yaifey General Red Cross Representative . . . Foot- lights Club . . . Science Club . . . International Relations Club. Florence Runnette Young Language ' Junior Y-Teens . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . Junior Chorus . . . Comet Show 1946, 1947 . . . Girls' Double Sextette. August Reginald Laverne Bonney Business Junior Varsity Football. Alice Carol Deans General Band . . . All City Band 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 . . . All State Band 1951. Jimmy Gray Hodges General Monogram Club . . . Senior Chorus . . . Golf. A Dinah Bradford Van Patten General Red Cross Representative . . . Sen- , ior Y-Teens . . . Garden Club . . . Lieutenant of Drill Team . . . Junior Jubilee . . . Granby's 17 year old Tennis Champion. V - .552 'fee i n 1 - fill? . f iii' - mga! 'I I. ,113 'igyim 4,51 1 V '21 , ,V zlz ,J Y f,:il1 , nz , ,fi .... V ' ' . :wifi ' J: if V ..,,, Q rw . A, fl -. , , I. , Y pig' ,Q51 XXV' ELT It - V g ' 1f ' ' ' M w vu 5 .Ji S e n I o r s f Albert Gay Buckwalter' General Band. Thomas Shephard Cale General House of Representatives . . . Red Cross Representative . . . Band . . . Wrestling . . . Bowling Team. Nancy Ann Kipp Language ' Junior Y-Teens . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Chorus . . . Senior Chorus . . . Library Assistant. m I I 4. , Y - ehfdkbz iyhiwv 13 qy.-R909 . f'l d1ol5I L - x sa w v Mary Partridge Bivillg the Class President Miller re Valedictory address. ceiveg his diploma, Tiff 1 'za a me sw we' 'AFFTPTW 3 We 4 L CAPS AND GOWNS JANUARY 1952 CLASS Sons of American Revolu- Bausch Lomb Science Award tion citizenship award goes being presented William to Pat Culpepper. Wilson. fm 1 fi 3447? 9 a!1:' ,, ug 155 - 1 x Uf,,' I I 4 X I IF I ' '- '-wi X I A - v, ,.f R 1 4: , A 9 if .7 ' fl F 4 'rf WWV11- U.. B v XM -- fri -L---.....i,,.,, 1 1 LN PV! yW,.', , .u. . i 5 5' W uf .N 5, 3-,RQ 5 aww ,. 1511 1 l ., lg x 1 , gif' ,gl .RH ,a- ' U J, V.:-V ' eg' - x- . . A . .vw B r I U W L x w A vuk,q,,. v 1 7 -. , f 1,4- v U4 . 1-fx s,' x--Q af. 3 ' I sq ', , ,gk , 'l-. . - 1 .Ll f Q-lwnwgf. . Q, 5 V i 3 4: -,,-Ha-1. ,-in ' ,U-3, w - . Nw i ,E s . -: , -,'f.'CL 4r3i'4fKl-.v -. . .,1,.d,f, , ' X . -f91.a'fi'x - u' . ' ,. ug, . 15 '- :L+ V . f Q X 1 f X K 'lf , .. , .. ,, . ' if 5 ,- My-.1'frf ':SQ'-'R',Lq:f'i-H A H-14 x, 'f A A- 'a 1 'a 'J wx . .-pf, -' , -19, F125 'EfQ 'Q.!'4- 'Y-'43 ,,'ffT'1' -QE113' .,--.,,.-f-, nv f- xv- ' ' 711322 .1 1' .F '.,?:'. If, b wr- .g. Q, IE. if ' ,,,Q.i.: Zu'-Q15 ,- .,r - 4,-3' li.'5:2f-- N ' ' 1 ,- ' 4 i ,ly- 5-A' QA'.T:5x,. ' ' uL , 1- , A x-I fx 'Ln v ' Q. ,- jf:-fx --LL.,-' ' , . ,.,. H t , 1525: x 1- ' pi M ,., , 1 1,1-., I Qi A , 3.1: '9'!4 ' -5 ev 7' .5 V.. f if 41- .L C3712-Q' -,-,- fw, , - 1 . . . '-27,5 . 1' 2 v ' fha: 1- , ' fl' ,..,.,g,:' -.pg-gn ' ,.:.,if1-,,.1 -- -,Q W -- ,W , -I ' ' 6511-51-.,f.x.1.', f-5-ig.. , , -H-1 - ' 'f1'C,,g.1'u...t -... ..3,-:.LL... Xi' 'VX N'-Q. Senior Prom fx Club Miami When Granby campaigns, it's no foolin' Q Han Ka an EQ G af Y Qkgvaj . an .A wg M . M2323 SLN' xx nxxww' 1-Good oxlie MYQQMQQQSXXQQS PXYHYVYWX VAN F59 R XMEDZMC nn vnu rr-zzmnx mm surnn BLUQX Q? Conan L.- 00. ..,, W..- :ET HI annum a ,P fanxf van .-Nadu , -'P-'7 I ul P . Oil, . qs 07. '.9e fob '. 9 I ash' 'Q01' S sv, D pr I 9 . fO17bj '7 00019 ek Joel? 5' f 137' and A76 ' '1 .961 gl' '79 3195, ' 66 011.6 S Ivey P ar Q jj 'Y S wav pr a'SOfw , S J' Q11 ' r ' ' .Oo b f-'A 1 sects? Woe Shy .iff-S' l'S,oor1e,3 M . Vf W, Obi AI Grp ers 113 86 f7i'n , PS9 ' ,PQ3-br ' O00 fry- h ' lo aside!!! 310' Cya-519 895 Jbollh- S430 ,I Jn -4 6 , x : ill 4 - ' BT ' , S, 3 Drgslds '9f6i?,.':Q,,1ili- . Vi . .f -W ,Qi 4 A7 , 9 6, ,.sjo1'9lQ,-P 6032 f - FX if rj I B .. . v we 'ng 1 fofesqv SQ, IVIPJBJ I 'I' -'II' v e fob, 2' yu ,. , :I , A f 4- ff Q M - ' lon -'los W-. 2 --N .,, f . YL A F - fell-knof' .. 'l ty 3 ixnujifin ' MQ M., ISO Y I ' ' C- . 5 ' V:- E 11 9 Of4,f,Cf0jl-9' 1':'Qf have grihligfl Tiger if. ,uf -Af 1,5 . mPi':, dr '75 J' mths' nn whivb ' -1 V-L I IQC? t A. -L P ,wmv vzzagemenl 4 1, r I' 9.7. J? I llilitollun Q -'XA . f-,-'M vat 1 1 x. V . 1 I M 1 ,5 , M X- ng? f Q A . Ot -ff J f' N iw 0 cm 0 A , J. . W- Q . .4 1 ' 0 ' 0 r QP! A' S. , - 1' ' - 1 C - f MS JT' , 'W ' Q ' 4 1 .- 0Q ..f- . .ron S , 10 4, N s X . 0010, ' 0195, 1 ,FQ . - .Ore ef, -5-.qw Sag, 1: ,, 'vb Ky, wh l . , QFS! SC 6' 2:3171 0:7 1 fr? 455 'W' .0 ':,5ZJ047o4Zfo'4?r. Vfbbffz K iarffelfi Wy 1 S 'Y ff.. f' ' . - . . 12-J 04:1 'bfffp ' M .11 fzf 6 1.9 al-98 OL 6q0GsZ0' f 'PIJ0l1,76 tT'7l,L7lbj '7fx,,t4ZI??ry,,, jf Wrevi ei Crt? 165' Vin A 9135. 0411. Q9 V. l Ch' .I S I age! HaPf'16 5 Za? a21.f5Ht5Aff.,3: ffwfffffb i'f:o,,,6:v5'0,. gtY1QlJl,ig5. nk' 'i 1 gvzqso' 43. 010. 0139.606 Q pal: M A 'QW Ieted, Dx I, , eo. , LvCmO!!u.,.1 rObf'o6k, JQK v QNHIVZIO4 Consggal Schogev Q .5206 6 ,,.,. ' I Q -X-fbqx f-'rv un, ue: n t ' i 4, 'toll 'Icy , O- E ffl' '- . ile UN' al .4 ,..f.,,Mm at Jew? I me were 54, 61,0 V 6.9! y:llUm.sL,befU Sllsy- 'bfoly 'O '7-'Ps 'O'19.Qg, 'Ie -511191 111719 -,ye , Qbaqz lp of HJ, Coffsgs in: 6-51,18 OS 57121206 :,0'?:SU,-glint, ,I ,f6fy,.,bn fe WOM. 960100 l N 77. . ,'kyff2G.s' x Eifflieqlxlliicxt of Z7 re ' xx N Q',7!?6ifff furi,Hf'2g'x'rufgE:014 0+ U - I re H jg . ,mn 'I 1 X' Q JI OJ' 864139 Qwfi w1:'UlT'ix sixuisdi I anti. W, FQ A1 lgll ich-,IX - X Q .13 . A mn H 0 'fb ' ' , l'5-,14Zh?jNf7'S f46:fQr'9 9l2gx'f J! T 41' ec! ,f .Cf'0,b is Ofad-J, OIDPQQIQO? fe? or J . . , Q , S, Q J . I ' 01, SSUQP- J. I Sf, as asus Oh . Q 1511718 of 6 266 Gr' Q06 J? Iojo, arjfslqyqi Y -1 me ,, f I G 506 f 2:-O Y 321- W pm- 9 bfowdgfd 30016 ff Goo,WjQQ9J'1Q ,AJP 603, cgi fo. wb Q' ' cf - f .9 . piafi' oss Mokefso 61' 5e A7l 0 tp -6S 'Sf X., 9 , .9-Wo, and 11. Orgs 56nd f :ff ' ' 2? 3 . 6' ' O t-76' 39.616 AS I9 dec 9011, fora? 16' f of 166 bgeq I, 6 ofa I1- ffex,-,' 'Y Qfqyeo, P fz,,,, U69 O -66, 1125, jjofes 6- O 'ff?o,Q- QQ- - 'VG' O Q! for H7761 for , Q: JN 63, gjlzvfbj gomwzkboysxx Gfagws 'Z6ef., 1. 1 'Q Q 'wb 'K 97713 Lv! hafgbq . 11 1 lb-PGI fee lk' Q'-1' 'fefszifo' Gam 5611 I 'PAO fw- ,raggy A7 eq6e'r9e 6 Y 'Qxtogobg 1. -N1 ,.1. ep 25' 'v I, 'JE ,O - Q7 Sq Ulygyre G IV . 'fs WO .fo dawf.-pr 'iff' '1 ' fs ffl . 1 ., l 96 of S On, V Tfoffofg 'ff' 01 . ijA49f5Q -f' V01 IQ 64501, O.- Qqwfafu ll Sp Ar W N ' Q0 M., C . 1 9b N efjijvysb QI. BEST LOOKING MARTHA HIPPS DAVID JACKSON FRIENDLIEST BARBARA LUHRING KENNY KLEDZIK I I WITTIEST JOAN TIDWELL FRED GRIFFITH MOST TALENTED DOTTIE HINKLE LEONARD BENNETT i f MOST INDUSTRIOUS 'IOST INTELLECTUAL JAN J B , BEST MOST X--H L- DEPENDABLE ALL AROUND ALLENE ATKINSON EDWARD EICHELBERGER 2 '?' HLOY PATSALIDES WILLIAM MILLER .g- Q V MOST VALLIABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED AL JO MOST ATHLETIC PATRICIA CULPEPPER FRANK WAFF BEST CITIZENS DIANE McCLENNY TED BAYNES Tx 'X T JA soN ELPS - V- -,Q 7, A, MOST MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE OUTSTANDING CHAR JUNIORS we-:5 Vs fv e M. H,,.gc1,,,io 1-Zh' . ' - H13 N' ,.f.- by ,'f1511'QPg?iff ' .. .'Q::rse5sr11'5'5iVVE'S nf' A I f!lff sm W X A X X Q .s 00d D S AW R 1cf0 Lulll. Q d ca ,l!ff'I' Un' I W u'fl! R, . 49 n-wr1ql1f'l f qr11oNI'lJ.xX 0 from 'Xribkk i .dafe e . Cand' gn ef Wg - 4'7c74'Y I W OPS ' 1 vga gk Janic- Driesell who hundre by Barbara ffellenbergsl S11 ' Grulabsg Peggy Mckoberf Czlasozz, Glen Healo e,f4 Ned CJYGSII and J U ID fO A 4- lege of L15 n, Bubei Nor! be, Richard 9 afnes AA-ghsor, SJQ-N379 user! ' L sicr' ' ' clk. J Q Lois Shueg I.. a so., fend Joan W me dlkmbus Ji1ola4's.'v:pr1g me annuals 1 ' 9 Gfaflblf-Y Wancy Qefldei 1 5 1534 17C'fIf'OO!?1. 8511911 ggnd fx. fo Z fSQf46Ud-,5-Qence Award N Vi. 1 5: 12:4 Wm Uearly all fize scien- , 'XL' gf- '-gif A ferecl and fm: :ec-ei - 'ZA 'L 21: ' Jess Mah 'U:'?'f V V , gr W. ' I ,, e 3 fiamp. Q 4. In Me i if - ' , Jrolk 5fTee.ns will ef- . . V ' A M :annual 1Q9Jhl.a-Carohz I. 7719 .Sioux of Amenc-a -lben Conference Augusf lon qh'?e3Sj p made! 271 Camp Illalzee, Brevbroj' nj warded fo., Ie Semo Carolzba, accordhyg fo Nl G Qfadffaffn Pelsalkiesg conference 9 Wd mfer-racial cdfnp If fhe One World--My . Wes! IG? ' as M91 a rsels g class and I en! ll-ho receive 0391 6-X-emplzfes In fbe oharecrerlls-11' Resporg? 917-Tflllb, c-fe snub, LWQJEIL and d on, Q Q, No:-fb Ca nd Soulh OSTOIJQZB lv e Vljfglh. dlkfflhf os! I2 cs of ,good o 612 -1766178 in :bg GSO'-v and leadersb 1'- - Mdffba Orissa I bfqb A304959 Hrlyl' ' la-Carolfha lbs Of- lw7l send dele- 5' M171 lake pert if- prografn lo I?lCfU ' shops lb World rw' ww, relalfonq any :awe I SI will he veg, QF'-ing bg pres: -in Q 9959356 H N, xxeii 66 'mia K A 50 0 .sv xg-if 5 ,gygSf3? Z5 6' -s2,i045kff 'Q 1 'X S . ,ge , Wav' .4,! lt-I I t , V 'U' a ' 1 .oi 0 vs' K, ' - 'Va . Y' S 'qW.,'- Q. V :5nef5f'iB week ,- A f 1 Z . 0,1 ' . ,f'Q 333A 99 gp K' MOSS? 'H ' 7 fmviifiaxhaxfx x 3 Qi iw gw?g Ox. XP, 'Q Hn lx -tg? ix? E05-aide? . -S X ' rw-as U23-.SCX thai A ' 'FGA Wagga, f K-9R.. f fs Q A41 , sw, NG.f,x93f 2eZ,vf2, GB. axfi, , A . P' gi X5'Kc1Yf5XfN A'Q50?X2,:S-ai' Ola? wbpagen F pix. U T eY.XeY3e?f' ' ,gif D YL' Xqqg 4' xl dYd?E:' A 'Nvf ei qc? ASKAQPEQ x,'5'Qlv'i'f , 'xg x asf ,bo oi? S 50 S ' -K X Y,6.?90'b 0 155 4, o ,, ,ye .5 Q9 9, o nO xQ?'Qg3QQ-N 65 , libs hh 1 -e31jBlli'I'0lI we Cwfemof fi1'ls'St Cra1q,y bmi Lsbvzzs ate- J q , . oredbjfnt ' iegioq 1'-abby ff hwcg- 11061 13,59 Q A-l , f iw 115 -w ll A ,-fllffd g aa V. fwliin ,Qela ,.-KOUI' 'J'e'u . SW' this 11311 161' A H A 97 E X6 + XS 'Q' Y, 3' coiztAf?ahiW In V Y,-,V 9Ns'0f't12ef 'U' Afvsoeiatfgh jj, H9152 af1?gfvzfal5ufQ--, 1+ Y blended h'91 pa1'ricig31 ac -.-I7-71311 Pavel 5: gh , . vbwvefz bv Hwacizin ,, She Fivibesf-fi mn on 5119, V S Yozgtb W ' . -ffm! Iybrfolk. 'crgnigffl aj? g Jgssion Ja-St! January I .0 ls act Ve in youu I 35, Ivo:-lr 5 g 1 - gpegl? QS! C-m,? P-MPM ' V :RIM . ' X Other electioh reszllgfjgilo - included the triumph of Fuffefl of Elton V1 lien: Ti Rhu 't0l'l19Jr ge If HD f ,lrvingczdl , 11286, ov U ig of Nor-f Bra ofB ' the glrlsg , Pros-pee-Ll Mar f D '9f,Cb.- gf er, ' Q1-Gnu' A DE' .V 'va Zig,- at? was N1 X44 Gxfx' . , ' k m 11 501 safe pw? ' 16 ' 0 I ,' .Eu 2-GxvecK5'pxg'5s L qs 1313, 0 Q 1316, C016 ab i 9 y 5 Cm 0 l FA WOETF' . 2- V 4-4Af.'1f2--Qegf',5? '?1fmg75v1-:1e4' . ' ..-If Wgre ZZI arid- 'Y - H az M 0 H H-1? I 'Q-f'. :gi-0gkS,'f,'f5fry '-f 1 ' off,--1 ' RIch:J. HD tie, q, b fir.- . Holiii.- f:Ge as 404- - ,, rafnuelx , S pfesl- V, 'fx -S 16 Selma 6 Qu 9 - ' F mal Qu.ee . - -f f - T , ' Y Q - J' ,- ' - Q Mryvlfl QS 8,15 -A w ar 6 S- ' - . -. 1, cow, f - V N . Q rap ,E iuwomaffs m'2gmm,Th1'fH S-cho1ar'sh ipS Q. '51 'YQKCS T09 H0ngecoi1a1anaEaeen 6 Q-augmev of 1 . 1 - 1 ifx! 1 ngr Ufewtey' he Wmde, bvowxfgfhe msn aggngi- -Gfauby Stmidc-Qnitmi-Given .. Huy, Q u5heQZ5SI6g,:'m fexgrigggugimsp. ?f2f,m,ex,1- ,Prizes as Youth Aug-.xsx lolggmb of N'?Vf9', -' Week Opens , ,L manf- ' A 'N - ' -f '- f ' ,Z 'fif- ' This is Xouth Week in' No1'E6lk5,-- Hfsiarted with a program dedigatdi: -tqci,,youth at the Womaxfs Club div Noxafom-.i1este1'day ,afternoon 'wiheii , spholarslxips were' awalfdladl-.towwgi ,R mwstandingx stu-de.nt,S pf xhighgu QSCl10.01F-- . -' M 5' -N M 4' -XXI-x:A1lkQIF,'. 'igvwb' 15C1E'013T3l1lD ' ' --'-QA-.1-cigamugge xuul . .Elsa D9 'omg-. X , 9, ionq A E ii' e Lee 1 eu-EI e5U,V hm' 21' the . A Nlkssmvs c-:NSY etbmgv NH Nw, aid-- 'Lf . . 'ue CY2? 'NOX YXQHOY5 X37 'rfqlh LANGUAGE TOURNAMENT Left to right: James Land, honors first year Lating Cathy Wright, honors second year Spanishg Meg White and Derry Lou' Fisher, honors first year French. FRENCH AWARD In recognition of the high scholastic standard that she has maintained and the splendid contribution that she has made in the activities of the French department as president of Le Cercle Francais, the American Association of Teachers of French awards this medal to Jane Stubbs, the outstanding Granby High School French Student of the year. Successful Contestants Left to right: George Thomas and Ted Baynes, district debating honorsg Jean Burroughs, Granby's top scorer United Nation examination. l Boys' and Girls' State First row, left to right: .lean Burroughs, Hloy Patsalides. Second row: Bill Hull, Eddie Eichelberger, Larry Frase. nthology Left to right: Meg White, special men- tion National Poetry Anthologyg Bruce Leslie, honorable mention National Essay Anthology. .r.. JV - , X C, X . mug: r ' ,, vu. V E W km., I ' , - :lv v x dm J' 1' 1' A l eswwwf X 50o N90 , +050 wgasgqxw V f V A b, . '4'W 'xf,Q0'5 '-new a cQ0wSg-nlgsigpl? 96 Giaixg' by J N . 'Qt Koenig? 9S9a103Q15x'iYb:5B,,g41 K K w , V ,OX 0 65196 dwg 9x,5,3.f,w . A ny aixw cbxxg 'QB 5 ,Lo waged. ,AS J Q5 5 , ge Q C ' f 0 , lui- , A ,cv X J mm-,xx-aw N If fax:-fi, illf JS L A ...al N ' , H .... or 1 'I 71.4 -4 -,jandg X 1' Ser ff- liz - Of 1 X-gg Re . 1- r 3 If? ff! .Y to Live U io ahcl X Ki X iimfzf : ir gf A JV A AM- . . 1 WMS sake Q fs- ' QQ Q -Wg, ff by 1090 650 4 J 011 C121 - f . 14.0f'i0Y5f ' O65 Ol' fy ' . , x ww WY, XXX y. V BQ, Y 2 411-1 G ,Q . 'xvewk' qxxwfcm wwe 061- JSR so d fl 'P 5411-NW Wav 0 New gba f1,f'4,, Of 13? be , ' Q X551 ya, PAX Q neg qw ,XQXYF '91 01-'911q'Jp 'lf 515 I1 I -Q, ' Wgixqowiwlif glflfoff' Cf? WWE A9556 SQ W Q25 lfil 6914 'be ' '2 -' e0 CNY V, 9 xref Aix? 'Q 91- W- CW- , k- xsxnvbaq Qge, 9 D5 5965135 swf dow 'gkvk-hx ,sqm A . tgebs '33 02166511 Of K? .Urol Ifp '56 Czmfaam we 2240 -52?-'cg 'fo ei . 5' g1o,'?f ,f'f0 Qffe 'flgrmefiof 'IIQ We 'Ras ,Mem j 5915 5,265-6511, 61915559 figs! Jpfzyfl -, , Q11 060' YJ' 'I fi 'ls D 'S ab Ss fb' C42 Xue' . Q6 9 ll? 0 ff-QI 491613 I 95-1 5 Sl- UQ, G '91'!Gf 16,6 QalbogenfU23Tffi6i?6lg1f6,,. .gs GI? 1-5: 'fe l11,?a,,'Er 17? arab 'leg 'Y-a5fIDfl'y'N Vin Z6 I as N Of- 8 lo 012. -- - O 01 o e 'P A ' 'fb fi f'f5Lf66,if . ,QQSEQ ,.-exX?':H,,,.e5' DMX -, ,VA1QA - Luxbigskh i be ,,:,.-L,,fl.., , 'Q 'ive N ZATI NS Y ' ' ,Nr ' b 'Wh ' W, ' 2311 mx 'Q 35 1 , 1. ,- -' -. -'HI 1 LTENIA is J r' ' 'lu' num-.W mme: wwf.. nzc.nn-nxrum u:m'xr1cnr: 'W''fK1 ..Lx 'fLIfIf 'Z'm'5T'.112f'ifl15'f4f5 'T2'f,G: Rn- ' , .fgiff -.nk . M V mamnmsun- emu aio: 34-iii.. ,, vfceflif' . 'W 4, -....!,,.... ..-M -H---' ,' gig . , . J 37 7-11 M. 4- A, Y ' .,..,..f.m. .,......... '1 1'L'1-3- Y ' '--A1 'ff' 5.'Z'.5.'iLi.,i1 fL ',fL ,ifflff .I f,ff'2fn.,.'fQ : 1 mauve Q, :..:x :,.mL..1.:.4p ,m.:rq.4 M 'W' , . I w 1651 - '9 nqawrwwmnw-4 .II-jffff. 3 15: I 'I' J L-:.h'.'I3lZ4 2l23L:L'.2'.1f5?.'.. '.4.S3.'2f'1LL'TfT- 7 Ox., 5 4 ' Y-f42---'--- m ' L4 paw.. r,m.+u, :xu u.um.s.a.1.mv .A 41 A I K L- Y, .., , A menu mmm! nxsocumiu . f ,, , 1 -H' 1 - L 1Jiw,L A fee- ,gg f ' 593135-,l1.3:..,,P53 Q1-v E-,JI mmm ug NNSER :4: 'H- f -3 mf gqm 2f2fJ'LiQ ..'L.,j. 3 M1 ' ' xx. gf' W wi Pnirlttia M . N H -f-f-' .51 EEL f Q X 1 5 53,3 'O ,Q-aw U N J, A R fx n mm - 4. mn...-, x..f1..w. V. mmf, vu.. . THE CGM ET As people pass Granby at night and see lights burning, they probably suppose that a basketball game is going on or that the school is being cleaned for the next day s classes. Many of the Comet staff members wish this were true., for in hearing distance of the thuds of balls and yells of spectators, Miss Wilshin and part of her mob desperately design pages and choose pictures. Why all these night meetings? The dead- line must be met. Seniors, sophomores, juniors, all work together to produce a book that already has the reputation of being radically dilferent. This is all the compensation needed' for the hard work, long hours, and arousing disputes that occur. Hanna, Q THE STAFF HARD AT WORK The poor, tired stall hard at work. ' -ERS -f 7' --v.-.L 'I -'A V' I ' arf' 'T' 'i 'T: Y .' THE WHOLE FAMILY First row, left to right: Diane McClenney, Cissy Woods, Betty Jane Owen, Joan Tidwell, Frances Stubbs. Second row: Dot Wallace, Pat Cramer, Grace Bradley, Fritz Berry, Marie Bogart, Nancy The Mob is a term that has been ap- plied to the annual staff this year by its edi- torial friend, the Spectator staff. We have been quite puzzled by this pseudonym. We find none of a rnobls attributes in our calm, or- derly, planned and peaceful little lives. On Staff artists, left to right: Kitty Har- per, Carolyn Temple, Tommy Ollice, Eleanor Ryder. Smith, Margie Connock. Third row: Harvey Par- sons, Sandra Ball, June Whitehurst, Joan Purches, Cookie Moriss, Pat Eller, Larry Frase. the contrary, it is crystal clear to us why this nomenclature is appurtenant to them! We hope that this issue of The Comet will mean a lot to all Granbyites and even to their children. Staff photographers: Dunstan Wing- field, Alan Summers. -9-'Fi 'K mat Semor Hall o gil io riqhik I .eonard Ben: son, Put C Griiiith cms Ice Perkinsj Jyizf '!5 ,- ,,,, , ,J 3 oC1sts mage thc, but Yun- rou' : Hloy 1110:-5, Ill un Jonu. Bob Thomp on FUIIFIII JUU Ylnmnffw N Hex what H160 twpc do uc 11-6 fox thiq W 11010 oh nhele 1 thc duplxcfxtc to Tenn- llkc bc-atg, cops, ploof, cut-, make- md tuo of tu cnt! foul 'uc he ud coming I., M. .44-. - r an V ., ., . f'+4f'ff- V rj, Q . --.qi IJNMW ff-Q '-1 14' W xi 3 ,A x 1, 'P -S. ,.', I. QM V I I I- f' ff I. ..J .vlfif aff 1 5rIx':,.I 1 A N 2 ' I, - TTI 4I:4,.?.,J,,II,?.II, .4 A , ', I ,h III',L , I -I NXfT 'xx -:I :Q-.rim-4--fQ..., '.,...4,i1 :HM Q ffm 5 v we Q e . . 4.1.1111 gag ' .I A QI, QI , 1. I I. Q ,.. if 1 f F .1 .' ,f 2 UL: -?'rir::.-lQf.u9fiL :ff , .Hifi , ' I I I , ,II IQSIQI .ji3QI' 4 EEE77'--' ' 'S' 4 I I!.f,, .IQ , Xml- 42 - fi, ' A' ' '1' :i V' A-A if 553' 15'-I ,. 1,274 54 ' ffqrghq 4 I II.- I Imy-g1I'I J r '-.gy .nf , QIIII VIII - 4:51 JAL 15? x 'TT YNIH.-L ' If-1 ef' '-'MTW 1' , ,A , f I I 'ti f . I --54: I II .DLI II-,JNI A! YF Q3 Ng 5-4 35' J , '41 'W In ' -'-Wan . ' mfr-ff bf' Q, ,.'- I 15-9 3' 5 -4'-' I ff' ff 4 . , ' - Ib' A 1:1 VY? ' NN llTi'1Q . f T .. ff 42 Eu ' .I MII' i W .. ' - If s x I - I f III g I ,J 'A I 5 1 Q , fa- F' si - f 3 I I I ' JAI - KIIXI' , fri' If I I I II-. I ,.,fJ' is fy' y lr- A , 1 , V h' le. 'I X 'jj 25235-' S 94 ff ga r- f - A ' A -1 L: , ff VI 1 E.: , -1' 5 -1 .f X 1431 ', J V A IL I f 5- - ' I ' , 3, I ig, if 1 gf QJ '- fi. 'nf Q rf 3-1 Wg- I , 1' 141: is g H3 gf -'- I -Wg,-' . ,E 5 9 - V fl? ' ff -L, 4 xy ,.., . 5 5' . . pg C. , mf' 1-2 , 5 4 f ' ' A ' f5i1:5, A. . . L ' 7 5 ,me -53' A. ' - if A 'A ' ' -'A Q- . F IE Z. ' -V Q ' ' iw P S . .--!A Y -W? I P 'I A . t :P A fe , 3- 1 ' f Q : an ' if i e 5 N ,I J 4' I ,7 N L , I I 4 2 f V ' fi '- ll: -15 71: V A , , A , . . A 1 .V - - 00 fwfr'- I A ,f 1 .-,. ,. , . I . - - .59 ,-f' wp.-,-1.'.?:?,.f-,,I -1'-S - . 4 N, , z-1:11, -.- ' vw , 'G '- - ,I ' 1 . .2 1 m, so I , V , . I -fiv.-.r I ., . - .v --5 's , ' I-If- 7 ' F-ff' ' .. ' ' . .:K Y. q,f 1-, w t .- ' 113: ...v -I WIP 1, I ,, ii - LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Q. ,..m.- -Q .11 Y First row, left to right: James Page, Bob Sampson, Donald Snipes, Dan Brown, Bruce Teck. Second row: Jane Stubbs, Sandra Ogden, Joy Starnes, Betty Rae Owen, Sylvia Hansen, Dorothy Hinkle, Sandra Ball, Hloy Patsalides, treasurer, Cecelia Woods. Third row: Jane Little, Carol Elsifor, Pat Cramer, Barbara ,v 1 No doubt you have heard of Granby's gala alfair, the Kermesse, and of all the special attractions it brings-the crowning of a queen, visit from the French consul, and numerous side shows. But did you know that there is a pur- pose behind it all? The money gained by the Kermesse enables the club to support L'ecole de la Madeleine. Another climax of the aannee francais is the lovely Christmas tea which has become as traditional as plum pudding and mistletoe-well-almost ! Through meetings conducted in French, the officers try to provide for les eleves francaisu an opportunity to learn about France and her people. -sv . ,ffl -xc! Wiltsey, Gay Kopcsak, Dorothy Milteer, secretaryg Mildred Partridge, Derry Lou Fisher, Mary Derieux. Fourth row: Carolyn Harper, Barbara Luhring, Bill Shawcross, Bill Chase, Miss Hutchings, sponsorg Bruce Leslie, Ted Baynes, Diane McClenney, vice presidentg Janet Hudson. A' 1 r x .r YF gs'z.:wAvA' 45' .v I I K ' a. 'Q '.Y.'k'l. ' A ' 4 lrsfb Miss Sara Lee Hutchings, vital and energetic club sponsor. if y X, .y.,. In X Ex 'x X 'xt '. N , . X, .1 by . ij- M 5. NS, . Pierre Schmidt, French Consul, crown- ing Barbara Buxton, Queen of the Kermesse. First row, left to right: Pat Lucas, Jo Anne Stevenson, Irene Pavlides, Diane Colter, Nancy Smith, secretaryg Pat Moore. Second row: Beverly Flannery, Virginia Weidmaier, Jane Mills, Margaret Powell, Eugenia Borum, Mary Pittman, Pat Morgan, Joy Hewins, Caro- lynn Canoles. Third row: Kay Smith, Barbara Pharo, Joan Firebaugh, Carolyn Temple, Dianne Holmes, r W- f LES CADET Les Cadets, or little French brothers, are students taking the language for the first time. As their aims and purposes are similar to the big French cluh, they help out on joint pro- jects such as supporting the French school and making the annual Kermesse un grand succes ! They have many interesting meetings at which French songs are sung and French slides viewed. As a separate endeavor they send warm clothes to France and aid a needy family here in Norfolk. In these and other ways they attempt to put their knowledge to practical use so that next year they may take their places beside their big brothers and sisters in '4Le Cercle Francais. Marilyn Thomas, Pat Martin, Dolores Marshall, Martha Jo Brown, Polly Spessard, vice-president. Fourth row: Jane Anderson, treasurerg Kenneth Love- land, Fred Hollingsworth, Charles Corriker, George Gabriel, Miss Hutchings, sponsorg Jim Bannousky, Liles Creighton, Gregory Nesbitt, Lee Dougherty, president. , ,..Y- ,-Vt,-...za . -. I . 0 0,1-F,-,Z -f-.-, ww ..I , . ' -... if 'il,Q 1'L'7. uqg ,I ,:' -.'. - ,' 1-- A . v ' .g'.,, ',s,,,' 'ff J v .Qui 7.1, 1 I, l Y if ' W -fm-: ' ' M y ' A X' f' v, 'n' 'INV' msg gghsq MRS XARGEK 1' ' x u WEL x -naman N sa I 0 ' Q I ' ,,.f . ' U 'JJ C 0 0 , xl Fx :F In 3 g , 'FH' 4' . . W4 W f 'WY mm ' .ff o ls.. 'V E 'QwMefM oe X . - Z o CCCC ..- iig ,A i . Q Q . hQy1ln q,f, gg , M - ----. . y ,,R? ' kr wi VHRSfTfNm 0 'A J AW Vbrl G fa - A Q cf XX ' -' -rm as klk, his ' in ' ! 6 it 'mgmm' , P A ,ul ggi . 5: 4119 : -,Q-uf V1.1 l-Q Q .M I f 5,5 ,f ,,,,.,, ef, H 21 uxXQ! l!1!-FY' ' imwmwwf 92 Q, , 1Q E W WWWHE X 'flak 13 V BQ gig mn Mass eafcoay ,Q -A mm V QQ: . X N. , I 's Nr 3 W EX is 98 , ' , l I C ,J 1 44 A L? N , C QVUNIUR CVIEERLEHUEHE' ' We ERR 0 HU CHL E B Y PIE 695 C36 ' V'I'C'T'O-R-Y A? QQ I Q I I X E 1 M ,Z Z -N. s I f f f n rf :MXN X ., 1 'ff' ' I, - I I If f7fffKl, 2' Xi , X K .4 ' Q fl f N f X , 1 -' fffw E Q , 2-7 , I Q,+,.,.,,m Q X X ,J 1 - ' X. ' f J ' '39s of V! f Z X - N ,P -- r 1, A Kun Q' ,ff V - vb ff- X Exif: fix , 'V J K If X xy .D ,suv ,i bf, xx? EX N lx 7 -,b -Q V' L X If f 1 X f s . ' X - E ' X I 1 X, X X , 5 , K XR , V Xxx NR N ' 'wi X N' in -' f f Xxx 1 A 1 ZX- X 'f S Q uf ' K f fa ' ax- f f x .flff ' Q' P X ' RCN ' ' ' Af' K 51' '..: V ' y ga IQ 'X,fj A 5 Z 5 X f' V! Hx AQ: I . fi f Y ,.,- - WN f ,' f Qfa, ul 1 f H X, X, 1 4 X' Z M Y, Q' 'I ff- X- -6 X 1' ' 1-' fs' KL N Z ,lf ff , x f ' fi '-'- ,A Ji KVXS f 4 , f'f ' ' ' ' 1 X . 'W ' ' 'X ' xl I X Xl, V , 2 , xxx X it I F AM ,Aff 6,95-Esau - x W f X . I X 4, Mu ij .A . I ,X X X X ' - Q X I .aw 1 ' :Q f- J EE'-' K' N Q f' XX - A 1' l ' -. Q- , ' X' 5 Q Q! ' A ' ' ' Ng f' 7 'X ' ' 7'3 XX 'hx A QM 1, ff 4' u f v.X'5 ,L.,.! Xxx- ki xx I, x Z X I hey ' 5 Kr Sqf t X 'Wuxi' :I J I ' x X ,lf X H lf, ' jf!! X ' X , 1 If if ' 41 X' x X ff I ' ' X- 41' I X N I . ff! I 2 g -, . ff -' huh X 1 1 X 1' X. N 7 XXX XX ' iv N j ' X 5, N f 'X , 'fl ffx X X F A ' y ,V llllnhu 1,-,H b A M All , 1 , , I . -1 f x HX xv 1 I 1 ' Y ' 99 f :Wilder Leis go, kids, starts a typical rehearsal of the Granby Senior Chorus. With an en- gaging smile, and a sparkle in her eye, Mrs. Eleanor Walden, our able director and pal, ever desirous of artistic perfection, inspires the chorus. ' The boys' quartet, girls' sextette, vested choir, and the madrigal 'group are smaller groups within the eighty-voice chorus. -...v -3 ge- it Singing for the student body, civic or- ganizations, and church groups are a few of their many pleasures. The officers are: Ben Tench, president, Marie Bogart, secretary, Ruth Anne White, assistant secretary, Margaret White, treas- urer, and Dot Nowlan and Lee Dougherty, historians. Senior Chorus The repertoire of the Granby Girls' Sex- tette, quite a varied one, includes numbers from Bach to Gershwin. The songs are chosen by the students who were selected for their compatibility, personality, blend of voices, and talent. The Boys' Quartet, specializing in bar- ber shop songs, has given its time and talent for dances, civic clubs, and school programs. The quartet is a voluntary group with Mrs. Elliott as leader. is The Madrigal Singers know that when voices blend, hearts blend, too, and that there is a closeness that holds Madrigal Singers fast. The special charm of their sixteenth century songs pleases the singers as well as the listeners. The Junior Chorus sings for assembly and gives a number of performances throughout spring. Approximately one hundred and Hfty voices make up this group under the cooperative leadership of Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Elliott. First row, left to right: Dolores Rock, Marilyn Elliott, Kay Treakle, Kay Neese, Pat Henry, Diane Colter, Joy Balsky, Laura Bramble, Catherine Ware, Shirley Saunders, Sharon Garbett, Pat Roffman. Second row: Peggy Sowers, Winifred Fisher, Claudette Wade, Avonda Rudolph, Wendy Minniear, Carol Sue Legan, Karen Will, June Owens, Carolyn Bruwer., Janet Holleman, Lea MacDonald, Carol McRoberts. Third row: Dixie Wilkins, Signa Lloyd, Joann Harless, Shirley Carter, Barbara Burns, Janet Gale, Mary Felts, Faye Lattimer, Suzanne Aikman, Beverly Elly- son, Judy McCord, Betty Butt, Wanda Whittaker, Carolin Bloxom, Judy Rawls. Fourth row: Jean Oliver, Barbara Brandt, Ann Harrington, Frances Keister, Sue Brown, Lisa Brooks, Janice Brock, Betty White, Diane Lovewell, Patsy Jernigan, Pat Jones, Peggy Harrison, Cornelia Parker, Taylor Newton, Harriet Jones, Mary Virginia Wright. Fifth row: Margaret Spencer, Judy Johns, Beverly Beale, Pat Poore, Joyce Colbert, Margaret Clements, Linda Diemer, Rebecca Dobbins, Marilyn Miller, Joan Am- Junior Chorus brose, .lane Snead, Jackie Barwick, Linda Klaveness, Marlene Laws, June Garnier. Sixth row: Pat Port- lock, Betsy Shellaharger, Keren Millner, Theresa Cram, Celia McCoy, Romayne Adams, Pat Holland, Phyllis Helms, Jackie Wright, Sue Stober, Kay Kellam, Margaret Schamock, Charlotte Gush, Frances Wentz, Ellen Brown, Nancy Ann White, Mary Cutts, Mary Frances Bradley. Seventh row: Eleanor Johanneson, Gayle Whitfield, Maurine Rowe, Sandra Miles, Donna Thorne, Betty Edwards, Marguerite Melville, Frances Armstrong, Luanne Harrison, Patsy Dye, Margaret Ivey, Gloria Evans, Debbie Altschul, Mary Ann McVay, Ethel Raye Nesson, Marion Wysocki, Ruby Perry, Dana Pope., Faye Stallings, Beth Jordan. Eighth row: Mrs. Walden, Lee Brown, Andrew John- son, Robert Cummings, Phillip Williamson, Buddy Taylor, Don Grizzard, Nancy Jennings, Joyce Wilson, Doris Drewery, Mary Ann Hinson, Dallas Boggs, Edwin Cliatt, Jere Hindrelet, Charles Graves, Alfred Battleman, Mrs. Elliott. SE IOR Y TEENS To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians, is the purpose of the Y-Teens. In living for this purpose we have three goals: To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities. To grow in the knowledge and love of God. vi i'il1l', ll I lit Rix LI 71:1 1 - 4 - A IL -. A I . CI I our in 1551 '--Agia- Hts ts To CEPQUFY THAT 1 . A an ...... .- 5 , .zrlf arJEMiai oF THE . 2 . ..--- IS A I . n Associdllon E meds Chtlsitd A . 1 0 , un..- Yovngt fr! ...........,.. ' ,,A.,, .. .. t XY 5 ...,.... , .... ,........,... . .-256, 0 ' .......,,... ' W Comm' i Nlafnbefs lp .TY of ' ,........ If ' m ,, . ..,.... - Crjber Associetioag xii R31 Q g . me Hp in W o Memsegihlisllig, itd?L?'2rLlC:I:3 'member oi e an .A -' ' w 0 Si-udBfl ' Heh 15 B pc U -4 ,. p ff' ...L-E. u.s.A-, W ' , J J ,.-. A Left to right: Dot Wallace, Hloy Patsalides, Dotty Milteer, and Janet Hudson surrounded by toys the Y-Teens collected for children who might have been missed by Santa Claus. lg First row, left to right: B. Luh- ring, A. Thomas, M. Williams, J. Purches, H. Patsalides, A. East, F. Stubbs, D. Milteer, J. Carter. Second row: B. Thornton, Y. Tid- well, C. Pontifex, V. Crank, M. Franshaw, S. Firing, S. Leith, C. Bernard. Third row: P. Houser, N. Equils, D. Brown, C. Earls, J. Stubbs, H. Patterson, N. Smith, F. Brooks, M. McCoy, P. Etheridge, N. King. Fourth row: E. Kline, B. Woodworth, J. Tidwell, G. Norton, S. Brothers, P. McLendon, J. Buckner, E. Whitehurst, P. Morehead, P. Moore, P. O'Brien, F. Reams. Fifth row: M. Worley, N. Cavan, P. Morgan, J. Little, B. Pharo, D. Van Patten, M. Kidd, N. Lipford, D. Fisher, S. Coutta, J. Sima, S. Saunders, B. Reid. Sixth row: H. Cross, S. Darden, J. Taylor, C. Rodrieguez, J. Walker, V. Williams, P. Martin, N. Shenck, S. Miller, A. Carter, M. White- P. Smith, J. Blackwell, C. Wyatt, son, S. Pickard. Eighth row: B. Buckingham, D. Holmes, J. Dieotte, A. Ledoux, M. Cannock, B. Johnson, B. Flannery. Ninth Sherman. hurst. Seventh row: D. Wallace, V. Borum, M. Tyner, J. Gillette, B. Carroll, C. Wright, J. Hudson, M. Owens, E. Morehead, J. Ander- R. Jennette, N. Diemer, B. Wiley, M. Little, D. McClenney, N. White, row: K. Parker, C. Morris, M. White, C. Davis, M. Palmer, P. Gross, L. Dougherty, K. Smith., M. Arthur, S. Kellenberger, A. Har- rington, D. Patten, M. Fiala, B. A JU ICR Y TEENS The Junior Y-Teens dress dolls for others at Christmas. First row, left to right: Joyce Wilson, presi- dent, Pat Jones, vice-president. Second row: Frances Keister, secretary, Sue Brown, treas- llrers First row, left to right: Pat Henry, Karen Will, Lynn Culpepper, Deanna Holt, Mary Virginia Wright, Linda Kalvenness, Tucker Freeman. Second row: Suzanne Aikman, Pat Butterworth, Mar- garet Eads, Kay Kellam, Marie Berg, Celia McCoy, Virginia Gat- ling, Taylor Newton. Third row: Diane Smith, Peggy Harrison, Fae Peoples, Frances Keister, secretary, 4 Pat Poore, Loretta Lovitt, Bar- bara Wilson, Nancy Barnes, Joan Machen, Johanna Trammell. Fourth row: Carol Jones, Sue Brown, treasurer, Cornelia Parker, Gail Whitfield, Frances Armstrong, Margaret Ivey, Anne Harrington, Barbara Brant, Debbie Altschul, Eleanor McCoy, Frances Wentz, Diane Colter. Fifth row: Miss Louise Sitterson, Signa Lloyd., Bar- QA bara Burns, Nancy Dick, Nancy White, Joan Niegro, Margaret Spencer, Joyce Wilson, presidentg Eleanor Johannesen, Carole Ann Carden, Mary Ann Hinson, Har- riet Jones, Nancy Eason, Miss Ann Brock. 'Jf J, ' m1wr.fv41lz11.c :unix The purpose of this organization is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. This is tl1e opening phrase of the Y.W.C.A. Purpose. The Junior Y-Teens, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., is and ideal club for all girls. Here there is fun, service, and fellowship. So be a girl who has this rulei 'Tm a Junior Y-Teen of Granby High School. l tt t R I Raid 4 For the year .ara a I7OrrATG 1 ' , As OMEMS 0. Jaw . , SOCLAT HRLSTIA V ' , ,Q IGN -., , V , sruxnsvr - First row, left to right: Joe Leafe, Jerry South, Bobby Pierce, vice-presidentg Kenny Kledzik, presidentg Linwood Tenney, Ben Tench. Second row: Leigh Powers, Dave Mitchell, Phil Hobson, Larry Pickral, Ralph Law, Sylvester Brown, Frank Brinn, Carlos Romubio. Third row: Willard DeLara, Billy Tilling, V361 HI-Y The George Williams chapter of the Granby Hi-Y is sponsored by Mr. Paul Smith. As in former years, the Hi-Y col- lected baskets of food for distribution to the under-privileged at Christmas time and gave the proceeds ofthe fall dance to the J oy Fund. On the lighter side, but in answer to a felt need, the club campaigned for more enthusiastic school spirit by boost- ing pep rallies with the indispensable help of the Granby Band and cheer- leaders. The stellar event of the year was the spring minstrel staged to raise addi- tional funds for charitable endeavors. The fun of producing the minstrel was as great as the fun the audience had seeing it. Ted Baynes, Tony Bargamin, William Wilson, Skeedie Phelps, Billy Tyndall, Jack Thompson. Fourth row: Mr. Paul Smith, sponsor, Thomas Bowe, James Stewart, Fred Griffith, Bill Hull, Fred Gray, Travis Slocumb, Gwynn Sanderlin. Christmas baskets. , wi WJ' A mem59' ik, Uniwa First row, left to right: Bucky Farleigh, Tommy Morrisette, Roy Thiesen, Bucky Edmundson, Armond Taylor. Second row: Billy Tilling, Kenny Kledzik, L. P. King, John Copeland, Ted Bnynes, vice-presi- dent, Bob Chapin, Buzzy Stewart., Phil Hobson, Tommy Wilson, Ralph Halstead. Third row: James MO OGRAM CLUB fn gi!! Hodges, Phil Light, Eddie Eichelberger, treasurerg Bobby Pierce, Dave Mitchell, Lee Power, Bob Swin- dell, Stuart Buxbaum, assistant treasurer. Fourth row: Frank Harris, Billy Harris, Billy Wilson, Tony Bargamin, Charles Hayes, secretaryg Mr. Griilin, Ben Tench, Buddy Brinn, Carlos Rornubio, Fred Griffith. college. where I The Monogram Club is made up of monogram winners and is one of Granby's oldest and most active. Again this year it sponsored many worthwhile school activities. It promoted one of our newly revived pep rallies, and pushed the sale of tickets for the Maury Granby Turkey Day classic. Through its annual Turkey Hop it raised funds for the scholarship given every year to a former Granby boy needing help 111 The barbecue and dance held at the Y Beach Club was great fun better barbecue has never been served any First row, left to right: Dina Van Patten, Jean Gillette, Dula Van Patten, Janet Malvin, Janet Hudson, Luanne Harrison, Carmen Keeter. Second row: Laura Williamson, Rosemary Schnell, Marion Worley, Suzanne Darden, Virginia Wiedmaier, Anne Twiford, Wanda Day. Third row: Virginia Lee Nunn, Bobyette Johnson, Georgia Culbert, Pat Lucas, Sue Kellenberger, Gaynell Lucord, Jackie McClannan. Fourth row: Jane Stubbs, Anne Gail Moore, Carol Shepardson, Debbie Altschul, Jane Mills, Nancy King, Pat Moore. F ifth row: Betty Ann Hancock, Beverly Elly- son, Suzanne Aikman, Barbara Brant, Ann Harrington, Faye Beams, Frances Swanner. Sixth row: Shirley Watts, Beth Jordan, Charlotte Gush, Mary Lou Major, Pat 0'Brien, Nancy Greene, Sonja Peterson. Seventh row: Dorothy Milteer, Barbara Wiley, Connie Diemer, Sandra Saunders, Margaret Spencer, Mildred Wade, Bea Minneman. Eighth row: Jean Burkholder, Carole White, Louise Hood, Sylvia Brothers, Pat Earnest, Mary Sue Owens, Sandra Pickard. Ninth row: Pat Portlock. Time to hit the field. Drill Teani 2: fu. A f 1 Dark and dreary morning but drill all the same. Hurry! Drill may be over, but homeroom awaits. First row, left to right: Gerald Enos, Fritz Berry, Stuart Buxbaum, Bill Hull, George Thomas, Gilbert Bur- roughs. Second row: Marshall Mor- rison, Buzzy Stewart, Larry Twitchell, Nicky Fee, Joe Perkins, Bob Thomp- i son. Third row: Kenny Etheridge, 4 Mr. Walter Brewster, faculty adviser, I X Ted Baynes, Jack Thompson. I X uService to the school and communityn is the main foundation of the Key Club. Around this theme- all the projects which are many and varied are formed. An excellent float was entered by the Key Club in the Thanksgiving Day Parade. The French Cafe was the Club's booth in the Kermesse, and from this money a donation was made to the .loy Fund. The boys in the Club polished ifiwii 1 I 1 KEY LUB all the trophic? and acted as business mana- gers for the Cue Clubis production of the Comedy of Errors. Something new was added this year-Allene Atkinson was chosen the first Key Club sweetheart! Mr. E. O. Burroughs is the Kiwanis sponsor. Two boys from the Club go down to the Kiwanis Club each week for a luncheon. W.- x - bd C L 'fe T9 xv QPNATXOQ KeyClubbers polishing Granby tro- phies while Fritz Berry shows how he modeled for statuettel Christmas-Mehico style! X. -K PA ERICAN LEAGUE L A bordo! Vamos al Peru! So this year we frequently find ourselves high up in the Andes exploring the Inca ruins at Cuzco or roaming through Lima, la capital. Yes, you have guessed it. Peru is our study project, and through interesting student programs and movies we feel much more familiar toward another of our Latin American neighbors. Nor can we forget the wonderful Spanish picture Dios se lo paque, which we understood- surprisingly well! First row, left to right: Mary Lou Fiala, secretaryg Cathy Wright, president, Ellen Whitehurst, treasurer. Second row: John Freire, vice-president. Third row: Nancy Karch, Lynne Archer, Nancy King, .lhdy Hendricks, Nancy Wagner, Beverly Barr, Kay Bane, Carolyn Ber- nard. Fourth row: Dixon Sturr, Myra Little, Mary Jack Williams, .loan Purches, Carmen Keeter, Suzanne Darden, Barbara Milgram, Sandra Saunders, Fay Beams, Mary- belle Frank, Charles Graves. Fifth row: Jimmy Rudiger, John Fay, Barbara Reid, Mary Ann Rodems, Carmelita Freire, Joy Starnes, Jan Hodges, Lisa Loomis, Barbara Owen, Nancy Lee Diemer, George Thomas, Richard Hanna. Sixth row: Carol Smith, Nancy Greene, Kirk Smith, Don Grizzard, Jack Dent, Bob Daw., Jonathan Howe, Alan Summers, Tom Alliman, Marjorie Connock, Pat Eller. GARDEN CLUB Who,ll fix the trophy cabinet? How did you make that big candle? These are some of the questions asked by the Granby Garden Club which meets each 'month under the direction of Miss lone Wilshin of the Granby faculty and Mrs. Helen Booker of the Ellsworth Garden Club. This year the club has participated in the Kermesse, sponsored the demonstration on making Christmas decorations, and entered arrangements in the Norfolk Federation's spring and fall shows. As a new activity the club held a Christmas door contest and awarded prizes the homerooms which had the most beauti- to fully decorated doors. Kermesse posies for sale-cookies, First row, left to right: Carole Ferguson, Bar- bara Reid, president. Second row: Ann Jones, Connie Nichols, Mary Ellen Leplie, Marybelle Frank, Barbara Edwards, Suzanne Faison. Third row: Virginia Morris, Leland Smith, Dinah an Patten Shirley Miller, Joan Tidwell, Janet V , Hudson, Jackie Wright. G too! I M 'af X 2 X A A xl 51 i First row, left to right: Cecilia Woods, .loan Tidwell, Diane McClenney, vice-president: Virginia Morris, Jean Burroughs, Jane Stubbs, secretary. Second row: Marie Bogart, Pat Culpepper, treasurerg Fritz Berry, Joy Verblud, Sandra Ball, Margaret Camp, president. Third row: George Hylton, Ted Baynes, Bill Hull, Jonathan Howe. QUILL A D SCRCDLL The Quill and Scroll Society, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Cornelia Stahr, is a national honorary society for highschool writers. To be eligible for membership in this club a student must accomplish out- standing writing for either the school news- paper or the school annual. New members are initiated into the club by an impressive candlelight service. During the year the members write for various literary magazines and contests. Club members are frequently recipients of these competitive honors. Meetings of the Quill and Scroll are characterized by visits of local literary figures and by a study of the members' achievements. Miss Stahl- Mr. E. L. Lamberth and Sponsor Mrs. Frantz Naylor, Hon- 3 s at ANMYW my LN K. sssfw XX tk wlvlwmw 'NNW 's x x 16,4 xc f, . , nxsgl. D K' th -f pcwswif X. Gu W Ulu ,Q.'jI2.-gg.-fl--i'i' ,grit l ll .Un ny x Vyrfif 'w1Aq'fol x uly '-I ngltl di hug 50 1 1 , Uxovmq no U 'U yt 1 4 pug Sffllll up -t - Q -u M . . ' f ' A in B Pfftf iiti e 1 W L .r if 46 H' 12 be 3 - K ' A 1 Xxct Q a ill' 1,9 1 01 RQ ' XL W1 o ' J 1 feline: QL will u ms -4.1 R 0 N5 61 0 cqyyv V H' 1 , ommil?-0 rg Wh' ,- .f - 0114 ,. 'Q-fl-5115. N ,159 X VV V - f 4-if orary Members. First row, left to right: Mary Sue Pilcher, Sandra Ball, Anna Lisa Loomis. Second row: Pat Eller, Barbara Buckingham, George Hyl- ton, Ronald Pierce, Ellen McReel. Third row: Ann Thomas, Eleanor Gornto, Joe Heller, Nancy Greene. LITTLE UNITED NATIONS 4 The Little United Nations is a club de- voted to furthering international relations and a better understanding of the United Nations. Having established pen pals in other countries, we write often. Studying foreign countries is one of the more inter- esting topics. The club also discusses the United Nations, supports food and clothing drives in the school, and enters United Nations essay contests. CR The main purpose of the Creative Writ- ing Guild is to gather together those students who are interested in any form of creative writing and give them the opportunity to present their work to the other members of the club for helpful criticism. By entering the various literary contests throughout the year, the members learn through actual experience the joys and sor- rows experienced by prospective authors. EATIVE WRITING GUILD 4, I-I aff! n Dunstan Wingfield. fi! First row, left to right: Fay ' Latimer, Betty Carroll, San dra Ball, Cecilia Woods president, Sandra Pickard secretaryg Dotty Milteer, vice-president. Second row Skip Helm, Edwin Grover Bill Shawcross, treasurer Jonathan Howe, Dick Klenle Beverly Ellysen. Third row Bob Daw, Claiborne Davls CLIE LUB ,ggi F , , 4 N , , 1 l .'. 1 ..w,- -, 4,1 ., A. ' -:--1 2 ,Y 1 5 v in . ..' .V ,- x-,gf 'M IJ IN! . n p E1 r Qu' if l lf' gi I J 1.-Q iq' . rw :Y ' 'u.1 Ni-a First row, left to right: Betty Oswald, Sally Dusen- berre, Suzanne Aikman, Dawn Lee, Shirley Miles. Second row: Joy Verblud, Irma Snyder, Kitty Harper, Bob McAllister, Mary Anne Lowe. Third row: Jack Dent, Norman Hardin, Dick Ellington, Joyce Ann The curtain goes up to the smell of greasepaint with the call of 'ccurtain time, and the Cue Club goes into action. The point of weeks of preparation and rehearsal is then presented for the approval of the public. Mrs. Treakle Cue Club Sponsor 1 E . M iami N ii . ,zff-. - Joyner, Carolyn Bernard, Bobbytte Johnson. Fourth row: Jimmy Lowe, Dotty Hinkle, vice-president, Bruce Leslie, presidentg George Hylton, secretary: Jimmie Lowe, treasurer, Laura Williamson, Billy Shawcross, Dan Brown, John Drames. Not all the Cue Club is on the stage when the curtain rises, but all of the members take part in some way. Theylre all bound by that magic phrase, The show must go on. Shakespeare in all his glory. J r I , First row, left to right: Carroll McRoberts, Laura Bramble Tucker Freeman, Carole Ann Ferguson, Mary Ellen Leslie, Virginia Gat- ling. Second row: Tommy Ply- male, Jerry Sandler, Martha Brown, Nancy Eason, Jane Hendricks, Kathleen Brown, Joseph Nowlan, Norman Hardin. Third row: Dorma Coleman, Mary Ann Mc- Vay, Betty Butt, Katie Hinchey, Linda Deimer, Romayne Adams, Diane Smith, Jackie Linkous, Mari- lyn Mataciu. Fourth row: Mar- garet Ivey, Beth Jordan, Sue Stover, Debbie Altschul, Barbara Brant, Frances Keister, Anne Har- rington, Nancy White, Patsy Gnade, Faye Stallings. Fifth row: Pat Ernest, Margaret Turner, Irene Sellew, Eleanor Johannesen, Frank- lin LeFavor, Bobby Rosenbaum, Fred Chestnutt, Margaret Spencer, Mary Ann Henderson, Patricia Portlock. if FOOTLIGHTS CLUB First TOW, left to Tighlf Judy Hendricks Shirley Bernard Connie Dlemer Sally Duslnberre Thmrd Askew, Rebecca Upton. Second row: Judy Fowlkes row Frank Lefavor, Vernard Garnier Marjorle Con Beverly Wilder, Nancy White, Billy Harrison, Carolyn neck Mllmn Lansen V' ,-' , b- , . lu, MORNING PRAYERS With the birth of morning I wake filled with love, And start my day with prayer. Asking His forgiveness, In need of His aid., when My load He helps me bear. With the birth of morning I give thanks to my God. Robert Daw V . Cefh W3 fha! JUNIQR RED CROSS S Q . 'S U M95 sclrool Irietivbew .xx RX R a REPRESENTATIVES V American Ju'rofMe forffre year nl0l' Red Crgs Granby's Junior Red Cross Council had one of its most active years in 1951- 52. Starting with an annual member- ship campaign to enroll the school, it made cartoon books for hospitals and promoted a drive for a high school chest. It also aided in the city-wide blood dona- tion program by publicizing it in the school. First row, left to right: Glenda Ellington, presi- dentg Sylvia Leith, vice-president. Second row: Donald Frye, treasurerg Ted Baynes, public relations chairmang Carole White, secretary. 'in l J--x SCIENCE CLUB Of what are the stars made? I-Iow do you focus a microscope? These and similar questions arise and are discussed at the meetings of the Science Club. A bi-weekly laboratory period and a monthly discussion period are among the many interesting activities of the organization. The construction of il telescope is the club project for the year. First row, left to right: Bob Ferguson, Norman Hardin, president, Lee Brangdon, Jim Mont- gomery. Second row: Dick Ellington, treas- urerg Jimmy Crutcb, John Van Domelen, Bill Christy, Carl Anderson. Third row: Bill Shaw- cross, vice-presidentg Dunston Wingneld, Stuart Hughey, Dick Kienle. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized to stimulate interest in the library. The members of the club are the library assistants. Their duties are working at the desk, shelving, and assisting the librarians in many other tasks. First row, left to right: Carolyn Canoles, Nancy King, Ellen Balsky, Barbara Edwards, secre- tary, Carmelita Rodriquez. Second row: Carolyn Criffen, presidentg Joy Starnes, Pat Moore, vice-presidentg Gail Norton, Mary Albertson, Mary Lou Fiala, Mary Ellen Arthur. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA DISTRIBUTORS CLU The Distributors Club has as its purpose the development of a wider knowledge in the field of retailing. From time to time experts in various merchan- dising industries address the members. Ofne of the c1ub's main activities this year was attending the Tidewater Area Convention of the Associated Dis- tributor Clubs of Virginia, held in Williamsburg. Each year the most out- standing club function has been an em- ployer-employee banquet. First row, left to right: William Thigpen, Donald Porter, reporterg Roderic Lewis, Jack Holloway, president. Second row: Bud Phil- lips, Harold McGee, Joyce Blackwell, Shirley Perry., Jimmy McFadden. Third row: Mr. Brewster, sponsor, Earl Waterfield, Marlene Snell, vice-presidentg George Bunch, treasurer. II6 B fgjgv , at Q3 K To prepare the student for the business world by helping to promote better relations with others, developing skills and responsibility, thereby mak- ing better leaders, are the chief aims of the F.B.L.A. Chapter at Granby. The Granby Chapter is affiliated with the state and national organizations. T Tii f? +9 'H g f nsnaen F utunr B USINE55 L niggas A mzmcx First row, left to right: Charlotte Wescott, Nina Anderson, Jo Ann Summs, Nancy Steger. Second row: Carolyn Brewer, Elizabeth Rohrbacker, Betty Sue Finch, Joan Silva, Diane Smith. Third row: Jerry Bradley, Jeanette Austin- Fourth row: Gail Norton, Jeannie-King, Jean B-urkholder, Gaynell Lucord, Mildred Wade, Pat Willis, Nita Hollman, Mrs. Green, Nancy Equils. a I p Isrmarmvr Enummun-gi I-:F 1 X T1-us N CERTIFIE E THAT S75 Q I OF TURE , QD CF TH X 7? First row, left to right: Jean Burroughs, Carol Elsifor. Second row: Betty .lo Rye, Barbara Buckingham, Pat Crammer, George Thomas. Third row: Eugene Dia- mond, Richard Ellington, Bruce Leslie, Ted Baynes, Jonathan Howe. DEBATERS CLUB One of the new clubs at Granby this year is the Debater's Club. It was organized to prepare a debating team to represent Granby in the State Literary Events. The subject this year is 'iRes0lved, that all Amer- ican citizens should be subject to conscrip- tion for essential services in the time of war. Tllose not taking part in the debate will assist the participants by making suggestions and criticisms. f-X,, Under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Bur- foot, the F.T.A. has had a very full and profitable first year at Granby. Because of the proximity of Granby Elementary School, they have been able to observe a few of the different primary and elementary classes, thus learning a great deal. FuTuRE TEACHERS CLUB Big teachers, left to right: Meg White, Jean Burroughs, .loan Tidwell. Little Children: Any- body's guess. - - Elzasi.. STAGE CREW To keep Granby in tip-top 'shape is no easy job, but the Stage Crew are willing helpers. Three afternoons a week they remain after school to learn how to make recordings, repair elec- trical appliances, and operate lights. No stage production could run smoothly without them. Kneeling, left to right : Tommy Pallet, Charles Hayes. Standing: Jimmy Cratch, John Sakakini, Nor- man Hardin, Hartwell Fitchet. On ladder: John Bowman. Kneeling: Jerry South. Standing, left to right: Phil Light, Bobby Pierce, G O O N S Dave Mitchell, Fred Griffith, goon master. Reclining: Ben Tench. Coon Purpose-To create, maintain, and extend throughout the hallowed halls of Granby higher standards of good humor and better ugoofing oil. Goon Regulations-flj A goon who misses a Red Skelton TV show at any- time will receive 25 goon demerits. C21 Any goon making the fatal mistake of missing any presentation of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, will be expelled without consideration from the 'GGoons. f3J Any goon not taking part in any hilarity at any time in the school will be asked to turn in the ofHcial goon button. Ambition of all Goons-To shake hands with Dean Martin and .lerry Lewis in person. f If rd . 'sf' 6? 0-AWE ZF 195 CEN 5 5 5 2 m Lyn' M .4.g,,,, s L ' D fer-f 59 ' 1 V. A rr .? .- X 50 52 I3 495 'V' Q' ve Su 99 M' Q c'Pr '41 , vs k x N X' E 015,501 J' ,wr x0 vi?-5 5 95 U v 1 SN F' YAXXYQ rrwifv Q' Six J 1 'ms Rxmwx G ov xggx 0 A555 P A' 2 eg Q WW 'fr 4 w- 4 Q Q N942 9 690 J RJ rig Q W -5-M 7 pf' 1, 'XD eff X We Sk MW 09 .L fu a , sea S' L-,Ir 'lg' I I T 91 seq 'lx 'K 9 Sd, v, v '4 s 7' 9 4, 49 A XJIGTAL I Q24 '1- 6 gloq 6 4 'Q' Q xu nn ' s m 1 ou. ,,,,?,f,mSc xx 'f P- we URY 95 NOV 22 . ISI nuczs nu nx Rx Q 0 :nv In Q .9 9 73' 01' - 43 Q ff Pm 1 ZOOP M I ? g-ll Og ' my Emem Wax Gxllx 3 wk PA FOREMAN' udxlmsen 1 if 4'Aa'i5-px' -' ' 9 ' A Lim 3 P1 Q 'l Li ji mf' 4 enmav vs. MA 2 - - 9 - . ,1 1 ' , 'F QP , 6 H NV x ' ' - S , ' 'I' 4 0' 1 2 1.1 ' 1 Mau ' 7,9 . ' fr Y SH- ' ' Q 5X Z . If - - 10 1 3 R - r A ,ws f, ' V A sn' X 19.333 . my X D Ov A 'a . A V A l'K0Axg1 A-1 'S 'Y 1, ' . D 9 9 gb- lf- -' 6 4, M109 'P ,1 - 1 1 f' ' , 6' 21 -, , S .J x ns rp., - h A 5 I A .mia Q 4- 9 qv Q. ' ' . 0 fm ' A - , '53 ff 4 4-v Us-. Sz I I ll, . , 0 7 I 'ij n at Q '1 6, , fi ' 0- ' J- . 5 1 - FIELI GA l - h C69 T I , . A A , v1I:1lrgMly'hqp -f. . 1 .. 'f' '55 L 4 X 4:..' ' ' 'Z A W fl 1 j -5 A M -f!j1?. ' L 3 ' ,- Q ' 1 ,n I 1 ri 'N' ' 'Q A , X Q ' vb .f y QVC 31 0 A' x' sf . 1 .1 S ifv' xqxst I ' E1 L10 -, 5. - -FQ Q, . - 11 M35 . K 22- 1 M4 RY uw'-1 ,--' ' Q , -J rf' y 85, ,av--S' 0,-f' . 3 ' V X7 rf'- iiai 5 A' rf gif if . - ' , 'ii-if' soc 3 G' 1 f GW - A A .Ax A ' i 3 'P 51:51 1 Rgw 5' - 0 1 L ' jig, ' I if . I , f I ua I. 6 O . x - M 1 I, . 1 H ' seal I X9 A si - JY - , A S ! 1 'P 'R N . I 'ing M 7 I - 4 0 -A QI! I, ' ss, if -fu ay - Q ' 's . W ., 44, as, .J JE' 0 Drs 'S . Jer? g A -,, 5 . . N ,J 45- fx, 0.9 '9o,,Q,:-I D i X ' .x Q , , Iwi! xrxxgx J . S' 0 V 'hh' 4' Ll 5 AW 1-. muns.. - . -,, , ' nf.-iran First row, left to right: Linwood Tenney, Douglas Mickie Simpson, Dick Boner, Pouchie Brown Wmkxe Harless, Fred Gray, Eddie Eichelberger, Joe Leafe, Wilgus, Jerry Van Story, Gerald Enos John Cope Bobby Pierce, Porgie Turner, John Biggs, Don land, David Mosell, Ralph Law, Corky Louther Jerry Deselle, Billy Taylor. Second row: Gene King, South, Leigh Power, Bucky Edmondson Gordon FOCDTB LL VARSITY Opponent I 19 Warwick ................ 7 'rw-....20f 114 1 ,,,, yy 143 1 JUN 53 VA ITY Granby 79 bbbbb L Opponent 7 NewportNews 6 33 3 Norview . ....... ,..... 0 36 etersb 1 35, ...... 5 .... . . . 0 6 l'l'-, - 6 1 w I fx X, :zo xxgxfj The trophy comes home! - ' -HEL f -.'vf1.:.1 . L, 1 rnfx k ,. ., ,Y 4 .V,, I 1 ., 'R ,, . -M Q I' , n . . 1 - -xml w- ' Y -.5 - -. 4m 3 T- :'.'-.- 'E jf 1,5 1 - - Q K. ff, -1i.ff.,.' fl-f ' ,J 5' fx ,.- ,,, . ,J ., I -,U .--, ,V 1 v . ,lAl', .',', ' j,Lv 'g Y I LI' ' '4 .1 PIL 7, 1 I-if TL 'V ' W 1 , . - - .- ,.T,+,, ,f.,,..,. ., . - . ,,:V,,-3vL.,.-: .UN I-3: . , :.., Ma, V-. 3 iz - .- ' 3. 'ga' ' JV'-if 51-fa , ' -,ruff-'I' 7' 'ali 'I - M . A ' f ., + .1 -, ' - gg ,W-:IQ . +- , f -5- fm q '- . - ., L -, fi , , , --,A-1 V. f f-:Q - A w w , -- ...-. . W- .' ' ' vi- js - 1 L ,Q , 1. -1 . - v z.: . Y. F , .R n M V ,M , n ,. Hz, ,Q'W4., it .1 P 'Iv ' 2' fi 11. -'f'-1 vw F 'H 'E' 'if' W' 17 ' V 1-1 .3 K-,,,:-A ,Q LH' Yi . . Q A Kneeling, left to right: Alan Ballard., Ronald Wool- ridge, Walter Bain, Don Holloway, Charles Bayne, Buddy Biggs, Jimmy Snooks, George Turner, Jim Thomas, Don Cormack, Fred Clark, Douglas Harless, Kenny Etheridge. Standing: Coach Bob Davidson, Fred Gray, Wayne Land, Gordon Perkins, Herbie Richardson, Billy Boggs, Jimmy Dougherty, Bernie Augustine, Tommy Commander, Dick Tibault, Jack Thompson, Joe Leafe, James Harrell, Billy Jim Taylor, Head Coach Dixie Moore. Last August they looked like this: H un... FOOTBALL TEAMS Climaxing the 1951 football season, the Blue Comets thumped Maury, 20-13, in the season's final. This is the first time in three years that a Granby aggregation has beaten its city rival. Granby had a small squad, as football teams go, but what they lacked in size they made up in spirit. Several incidents made this football season enjoyable, such as Ben Tench s losing battle with the belt of his pants. ' For the first time in a num- ber of years a large group of spirited stu- dents, led by the cheerleaders, followed the team to most of the games. Although the record shows that Granby's season wasn't too successful, the spirit of the students and team-like playing of the Blue Comets was something of which to be proud. Frank Waff, Frank Brinn, Billy Dicker- son, Billy VVilson, and Billy Tilling played excellent football throughout the year. They received recognition for this when selected for the all-state teams. Topping the scorers for the Comets were Mickey Simpson, Billy Dickerson, and Billy Tilling. In an undefeated season, the .l.V.'s sported a fighting team. The main impres- sion the J.V.'s left on the students was the fact that even though they were sparked by several stars, they played like a team, not eleven men. The team played the rough, sportsmanlike football that we can be proud of. For the first time in Granby's history, the .l.V.'s went undefeated. Rolling over three opponents and tying a fourth, the J.V.'s vied for top gridiron honors with the varsity, who won an upset victory over Maury. Although the baby Blue Comets played with teamlike precision, they produced several outstanding players in Jim Snooks, the top scorer, J oe Leafe, Porgie Turner, John- Biggs, and Jerry Van Story. Hats oif to our hustling teams! City Arena There There Home Home There Home Home Home There City Arena TAGVQ ua There Fri Home COACH DONALD GRIFFIN Tie Hom? Fr: Home Tue There Fri There 0 Tue There Va r S I t Sat Arena First row, left to right: Carlos Romuhio, Billy Tyn- gerg Billy Tilling, Ralph Halstead, Don Phares, Dayid dall, Archie Greene, Travis Slocumb, Roy Theison, Cook, Claihourne Coupland, Tom Perkins, Carlton Lewis King. Second row: Gilbert Burroughs, mana- Wright, manager. l By playing a slow, steady game, the Blue Comets provided the students witl1 the type of basketball that they could follow. Instead of exclusively em- ploying fast breaks for goals, they set up play patterns and worked them through. A foul or a lucky shot provided either the margin of victory or of defeat in many games the Comets played. It seems that the basketeers received more than their share of had breaks. The team never was beaten by more than a few points and provided every opponent with stiff competition. Where did it go? Lel's gvi together, boys. Hoops, dearie! First row, left to right: Cordon Potter, manager: Joe Leafe, Richard Johnson, Skeedie Phelps, John Biggs, Jack Rudiger. Second row: George Turner. Wayne Junior Varsity Basketball COACH PAUL SMITH Land, Buddy Smith, Donald Coureas, Bernie Hutchi- son. Third row: Carlton Wright, Eddie Hines, Kenny Etheridge, Allen Frankenberger, James Land. Oh, well i- The Junior Varsity basketball team had an unusually good season. Using a fast break or a set-up play., depending upon the situa- tion, the little Comets blazed through its schedule with ease. Playing heads-up ball the whole year, they capitalized on every possible break. An excellent starting team as well as a strong bench wore down their op- ponents with unceasing fight and speed. Play- ing on the .l.V. s provides valuable experience for the boys who will later be the mainstays on the varsity teams of the future. It's mine! lchelberg Maury ax . ff c L is I n Mat on With Eddie Eichelberger as the school champxonshius h .hrwph 950 Grafv- 113 J-iwrfhr e I Dec J an. Jan, Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb, Feb. Feb. Mar Whose Domi., Granb Wrestlers Wm 32nd might First row, left to r' h lg t: Ernest Piercy, Joe Heller, Alfred Carson, Donald Frye, Vernard Garnier. Second row: Melvin McGinnis, Sherman Vandevender, Armond Taylor, Eddie Eichelberger, Billy Perry, Robert Swindell. Third row: Dan Brown, managerg Frank Brinn, Douglas Ha rless, Charles Coodwyn, Chuck Marshall, Stuart Wysocki, Fritz Berry, manager. Granby retained the top position of man Vandevender., Billy Perry and -Melvin scholastic wrestling in Virginia in 1952. Not McGinnis were the outstanding wrestlers on being satisfied with beating most of the good the team. Eddie wrestled in the National A. high schools in the Old Dominion, the wres- A. U. tournament for the third straight year. tlers journeyed to Lexington to defeat the The grapplers tied the famous record of V.M.I. J.V.'s and to Annapolis to defeat the the '44-'46 football team at the meet with Naval Academy Plehes. The meets werenlt as Navy, and then went on to eclipse this record close as the scores indicated. Although Mr. hy winning their 33rd consecutive meet with Martin lost four of his wrestlers through Jefferson Senior High of Roanoke. graduation, he developed the most skilled We can well be proud of our wrestling team in the history of Granby Wrestling. team. They defeated the best teams in the A familiar scene at a wrestling match was state. Congratulations to a fighting group of watching one of the Granby boys pin his man. wrestlers, Eddie Eichelherger Armand T l , ay or, Sher- First row, left to right: Doyleiffones, Dallas Boggs, Brinkley Trammel, Kenny Kledzik. Second row: Bill Perrot, Tony Bargamin, Fred Griffith, David Mitchell, Phil Light. Third row: David James, Dickie Davis, Corky'Uptain, James Roseberry. Swimming 33:1 5 -t 4 Overcoming the obstacle of having to prac- tice and swim their meets at the William and Mary Division Pool, Granby's tankmen have steadily improved. This year's squad is the strongest one in the four year swimming history of Granby. Dave Mitchell, breaststrokeg Fred Griffith., 200 yard freestyle artistg and Kenny Kledzik, backstrokeg returned from last year's team. A newcomer this year, Bill Perrott, proved to he the squad's most versatile merman. Bill holds Granby records in the 150 yard indi- vidual medley and the 100 yard dash. Other outstanding swimmers were David James, Tony Bargamin, and Dickie Davis. GRANBY Jan. 19 56 Raleigh High .......... 19 Jan. 25 43 Randolph Macon Acad... 32 Jan. 26 40 Augusta Military Acad 35 42 Opponents Feb. 2 Richmond Y. M. C. A... 33 Feb. 16 Randolph Macon Acad.. . Feb. 23 Richmond Y. M. C. A. Mar. 1 State Meet at Charlottes- ville Mar. 8 Raleigh High .... Golf Granby climbed to the top of the golfing picture of the high schools in Virginia. Blazing through a 10 match schedule, the Blue Comets were undefeated. They handily defeated Maury, Central, Newport News, and Hampton, each twice. They completed their domination of high school teams by thumping Elizabeth City twice. The golfers rounded out a most successful season by winning the State High School Champion- ships. Granby boasts of the individual State Champion, Frank Harris. Last year's squad was composed of two sets of brothers, Dick and Tom Coulson, and Frank and Tom Harris. .lack Rog- ers and Jimmie Hodges rounded out what proved to be Granbyis best team. L I I: . tjgiy 41.3.1 f gs 'if Coach Ray Casey ww ,, , , X n .XQVH-. A. 1 t-X-.,1., ' 1 si ft a gfwnkqarrissafc races H 1371 School aol I - -iii' ,. , ,bg L I iw - .Comet Linksman Scoregf S EVe11Par 70Yat s gy Ocean View It I 1 it ni ' N , t uri Slanding, front: Jimmy Ho ges. nee 1 g back: Tommy Coulson, Frank Harris. .:' N, W. ,. f' 1 'N 5, V1 1 V ls, b M.- H ,J , ,fx L, ' , ' t,-V' 'I d K l'n , left to right: Dick Coulson, Tom Harris. Standing, ' ,p Ail- February 18 ........ - .... State Indoor Meet March 1 ,....... North Carolina Invitational Indoor Meet OUTDOOR March 31 .................. South Norfolk April 5 .... .... N ewport News April 12 . .. ......... Norview April 19 . ,. .... Tidewater Meet April 25 . . . .......... Wilson May 3 ...... .... E astern District May 10 ........ ......,... M aury May 16 81 17 .... ..... S tate Meet Coach John Brown Faster! Faster! Indoor practice On your mark! Cel set! First row, left to right: Stuart Buxbaum, manager: Tom Williamson, Alan Ballard, Charles Hayes, Billy Taylor, Russell Rutherford, John Anderson, Eugene King. Second row: David Mosel, Donald Edge, Ron- ald Pierce, Winkie Wilgus, Buzzy Stewart, Reilly Track Last yearls track team started in the mid- dle of February with two indoor meets. Our high jumpers, De Lara, Cunningham, and Van Story, took second place in the state in- door contests while Buzzy Stewart took se- cond place in pole-vaulting. The trackmen started the season off right with a 104-9 win over South Norfolk. The tables were turned the next week as Newport News defeated Granby 91213 to 20M5. At Norview the trackmen found themselves Cosltill, Don Hollaway. Third row: Jimmy Hall, James Hedgepeth, Donald Cox-mack, Mickey Simpson, Leigh Power, Gerald Van Story, Sylvester Brown, Willie DeLara. again as they scored a 80-33 victory. Even though Gerald Van Story had 17 points, Wil- son turned back Granby 'YZMQ to 40M3. The Blue Comets then trounced their arch-rival, Maury, 76 to 37. Placing in the state meet were Firing in 440, Van Story in high hurdles, high jumps, and broad jump. Stewart took second in pole-vaulting to round out the scoring. Van Story received an award for being the most outstanding track man of the city. V, .M-.Q .A 1111. . . ilfqf . , , 1 rr, ,N .lf ,HHN A-.,. 4.11. , 7 , J LU U . ,.,. -ri X, V 24 Ba seba Il April 8 South Norfolk May 1 Maury 8 10 Norview 14 Maury 22 Wilson 24 North Norfolk 29 Norview Coach Dixie Moore Casey at the bat? Pm safe, if he's safe! Wilson 13 Norview 15 Maury 20 South Norfolk 22 Wilson ' as 4-4 A.. ,ntl X' if Iigiglisil ' -'- ! fd., '- , M., '. V ' l . Lil: ' ., ,VI :hi 6 , xiidxox. . w W L? , ,, w ffifsg' .A - ,,-amgswgg . -3- . M-mag.-,r -ff! , ,gf wi-55:54, fly 31.1, ' EEE -. f.-:vm -' H.:-.-, x , '- - -3, V., ,ffm ,:.,--',':,-EW . ,- 1 4, ,-4 ,- H,....- - - 1, gf .,-wp wy 'w iea - 1' , ., . '- , ff:,.-, I - ' 4, Hwilfw . ,,f,fZfff,, ff- ffm:-'s' -.X 4 f:+:ff.4f: , V- , , A, sj f,-af:i3Q4?-nfhgfzsz. 'ei'i: 14.5 3 f-, Q -1 ., , W li ,gang '5gi'fjgQ:Q'g511g,,mf?4g-Q1,yiwgf1'2,w.f5fUi'fTiif . A -. -:f .. -. .f::':5! , . .- Q.: FH-15-,533 11+-.-fvikifi ' ' rv-'L'-Q-. J.:-f, : '1ff?5r-,f:'t'1.-.f:- V 1, ' ' ' ' -sw' ':'l 'lfWPf 7HY'5?Z-f,?6,if,Ufi,.'5'3-Lu??'W'-QMHUQQFNQLQF .. ' .aikfvwfglqffpiwfgQ,H ',f5'ff,wyk,-qpasa H 5: -. P P fha tim S - - EB Bbw? ,. . . , . X tends team vlkixob 'Non We ip?-ewm 9 u ' 1 0 , h,x0QxoosXfxg 12915 season . .K . bei! to txgbt., , 'YQAB-.wives wAx,2.,n9Ywx1vz. . . .Ra-ck , o 1 - 4 ' ' nexaet, Q2-9xm1w9959e5 065-,,,,L Bob Mixer. Ewa? photo e n n O 'i,P+S'Y Wah S6000 G-mov One net c ' hook. :ow 1 3141 Orange, era ?lxgX1mcA CXQQXLQ Sack 569 ' Wen gh-.take was taken glas- bg KNKXB? A ' to ' pbsent ,P 5, . . 4 M, A ..s1 if NV-I 1 :Q 4 ' wa, 1 9,-3. fl a n ea , :', ' ,,1-Q: I .. 1- yi .. .1 oi-. X xx f is Girls' Sports 'Tind your game and play it is often heard in girls' sports at Granby High. A variety of activities is offered the junior and senior liigh school girls, such as dancing, volleyball, shuffle- board, ping-pong, hockey, horseback riding, and othersg and as a result, even the physically handicapped can find her place in sports. Excellent sportsmanship is displayed hy all the girls and they work harmoniously in all activities. Intramural certificates and other awards are given participants who display good sportsman- ship and who meet the requirements of the award committee. ' Balance and Swing! Bullying Spike it! -1. 2'i 5'JE5 T 1'2 'iT i ..,f-- -rf 'TfUi z, ' w' f J . 1 - ' ' 'fff ' - p L, f J- fl' - . 1 me-: - '-,w ---. ' ' ' ' . ' ' .-'af FT. , ATS. ' 1 '-1 - ' . ' '. 'F f I ' ,- '.:LE' U51 , ' ' A A 7-Y . ' f 'ii .1 . -fe-1 ,, , - . A ,A 5 I . . .. ,X wr' . G'-' . . ,. , Q in , ,, D ,, , Qlm at J Q First row: left to right: Catherine Ware Betty Carroll Pat Culpepper, Jane Deiotte Carolyn liood S rl , . econ row: Linda Moore, Rosa Marie Hampton, Carolyn D . avls, Betty Jean Taylor, Claudette Whittemore, Caren Will, Joan Machen, Dolores Marshall, Barbara Wiley. Third row: Carmen Keeter, Yvonne Wright, Mar An M y n arr, Mary K. Palmer, Hermie Gross, Marie Bogart, Sylvia Leith, June Garnier, Sandra Stone. Fourth row: Judy Robins Jackie Wri ht G l 1 E 1 ay 3 Whitfield, Betty White, Jeanette Taylor, Jeanette Deiott S ' ' ' ' e, uzanne Darden, Wlnifred Fisher, Barbara Wilkins, Ann Perkins.. Fifth row: Jane. Romulus, Our minor sports lv ffl SNXX vw Diane Smith, Alice Carter, Jane Mills Carolyn Todd 7 Frances Keister, Ann .Harrington, Barbara Brant Shirley Askew Sixth B . row: eth Coye, Nancy Spang- ler, B b ' ar ara Buckingham, Joanne Estes Marian Wy socki, Carolyn Bloxsom, Georgia Culbeit, Pat Lucas. Seventh row: Anita Hallman M. V' ' ' , ary irgmia Wright, Sue Pilcher, Ruth Anne Jeanette, Wanda Day, June Owens, Loretta Lovitt, Carol Smith, Anita Anderson. Eighth row: Snndra Smith, Carole White Sue K ll , e en- berger, Anne Twiford, Barbara Cohen, Barbara Reid, Nancy Lee Diemer, Marilyn Matacia, Beth Jordan, Margaret Spencer. Future horsewomen I T e a c h e r Miss Boggs and Mr. Smith let the balls go! Margie Connock and Jack Dent watch .loan Purches bowl. Tommy Ollice, who bowled 442 duck pin set . . . Students Bowling Maybe the students didn't set any world records, but they did have a lot of fun howl- ing at the Pin Path Bowling Alley. The stu- dents were divided into teamsg the members of the winning team received a trophy, as well as the individual bowler with the highest average. Every student that participated in this activity was rewarded with an intramural certificate. For the past three years the teachers of the Norfolk schools have had a bowling league at the Maple Lanes. Last year'a tro- phy was awarded for the best team. Granby's number two team, Miss Boggs, Miss Kemp, Miss Roberson, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Griffin won this award. Granby has entered three teams in this year's competition. Bowlin x -'ar-z. Ally-oop! 'f Future professionals ? 'N ,, xg: ,X --, E V o Tumbling . ,4P' L+, f L' V I s f x 1 5 ll 'O ' ? ,-hm 3 vm 'x N 1 2 w if? ' 1,1 ' -Q' Lg B ' X P ,W - Q, . ,-'ILS' ', ' -' '1'Qf' ?' Y .- :' ' V, I 1 ',i,j,, - ' ', ,T ' -fl-' 9 3 A . V' QI! E .J J. Jggrfi ffl-tl' 'l A H - 5 fi Y - ' mm- , f 1 -R! ,V X .f- ' -' . , K' if K Boa ti n g X X Xb XX X , X l A BY' lr r 1 fx ru X V rv w Vi ' Q, V l ,V i I I Y W Y v.A,... it AE :iw , r . r - X Granby Students . r r wg Hull, Dougherty. gr ' ' , X ' W ,1 ' W r. - 1 ' ' .flggk r r M10 r Cwuplandr Triumph r r .., r ur ra r r --r - roy X Crape Myrtle Queen , ' A U83 YY Q Wins Girl? Cfbwn in ' 91 7 010 r r Meet's Trghtest Frnlsh gr X ,Y X X ina' 4 , X ' X, A . X V' 1 6 1111? on. A few 16-year-olds, full ofdaring f' I - I I A ' VX Rage hw-,QQ1 and know-how, threaten to sweep I '5 I ,V - 51 C- , every prize in the classic of all ., H , ' We 3' -X. ig X -w r 9 ax , M95 S wmv- ,Moth boat rggattas, the Intextnaf r r: X, - Y, P D09 Whig yzvvef and tnonal Ch3!'!1P101'lShiPSr which con- .3 QE X 3531! 'id sux .gown . gtinues through tomorrow at Xthe gr ,,,, ff 'V - . f K , X if wxxklifx T . r . -- ,Q -1 1' .': ' U iowa ,Gena we 1, X01 folk Yacht and Cox 2251-b,jg1b. U . r S91 . xutevng ...D x'r0T'- ...gawk Q- Veteran sl-zippers frc -- ' 'lxggwzx , f1Lfi5.' A , 'f ' ' hrS'At1antic Sbaboard, V . N - 'fir-,--?'w, ' , ' - ' ,- L1 eelricut .to Florida, ,j.jW1a4. xt ' . X qpvzd on in amazemem - L -14 1 , , ' . U - --P' .- -31fYcc's kidsf virtua11y L V rea: . ' 3 .. ' Q 'ind out of their sails. ' 'xmgkxxs-LQSSQQX ' , r- , lr X -'rr-:Wynn two championships aura. X-'rf--E:qsfs9s:XX 9 r X, ' , , ,X -.f - bn. there r ain b t tht: -' x ffia A X Q .ff g ,N li ysf X IJQQ-Lhers no win.eXlnd iudf'Tl+f'j fl L.. -1 W V'-T' I, 11l!ssterrlayfs performs'-' ' I lr' fp tsfophles, 'grey' ' ,, , , L ' .ITHOHYU trop yj , ,X x . fpvfolk. f r X X X -X 'Today the loc' ' ' '- H x ' at inter-club , ,X gggf, X, , X R X gmshili and toi. 'gf , :gJ X 'P ntimre their bid .fl '- Q 'jg-, .X ' nal Open crown Xa. X ' :ff igg' X ' ,A-H, 'O. Davis Champir. ' F' - X ' . Mayor Ered Duckwof N A ra! Davis, Commandr A x , in 'th -Naval District, wr. X U' Mew' unw1iv. 'f get-gq5'i1a.nd to award the trrophie ' aiu ,V 1 . , . W' vvfffl AN 'LQ rr Granby High school alma 1 'Cf,rrsVQmy, of many sports 'norables 'can fr e 1 Gem wug be proud of studfmtb Gemae A 1, X Q g,Lee Doughutv and Clzuhozne t 1 who vestmdav took fusr in 1 3 gif-up '-S-.. j Q' ,. ' ' rv-...,',.' .rf-f --V V. . WH,-i ' -,W .,. , -.,X., -' ..,f. , X H iX V ,A in ' - W-f,-,v,,i PU .A ,, ' I , ' J' , .aywhl VjI ,'gQ5i,i,T-TMR E1'!Tfl'!i 5 Q42 Mc' 'f fl .L A Q ftugvlj on 'X f, :iw 1:, F f-'m11f f Q , Q Q ' SxXivMQXiHf5W5 I 2'- -mr J Y- Avi . 1 2Xxxxmwmuw.xXMXwiAYE?WWlW N93 1 Q ,,,' 1 . - 4. 1 ' 5111-ag? , ,V . A '. Y' ,M vilv :Ili Q' gx A. .I -vizwjfzi -V , ,- x,-v 'xv i . Y V. Y-My. H it Y - - V I., , , . Q , VVII gn: 'Ali , l.V in AR? VA ,- 4 !T, WI A ,V ,A A 1 , jA A , 'M J QI5' '-'- . pf' ,:'fS,+7.'1?4ff'? ' if, A 1 -' . -' , V ' - , V mwsfgtif 1. -1 1 - 9 , R ' iff fl , 'iff -fF'iQz'5'1 Y-' 6v cw el? V - ,mf 5 , A J ' 16'-I'Z it Av is 240' A . Y eff? .CIA 950' 3' x'. J Q m?5 ' Q r.f' , . ,l L-L, iv f X xx 9 b 'if iif Lf 'S Y ll , 1 E' X -Q , 4 .H ' 7 , ' wr' Q50 . . gw. + , fs? A Q .-f ' O- !! 'P 4 va 2 , ' xg' Z x 5 Nz hr! 5 if aff L 5,215 1 Q ,I ' r f 4 v, ' ff I K ' . , , . ,. - V r M 4 .? t t s .- , K. b .fa-new J, 2 N Eddie Eickelberger flys through the K' t E I , 5.1 ,t. U. V tv. w , 1 L air'witl1 the greatest of ease. CLI ... f ,. -, - -yd? W A V f- 1 t ,S F, L 2 I SJ' Y , 'fam ,. .qt .,,': 1- .lg L! 4 v R .IU ICR ii 11 ls , ft .1 1 fi i Flnpper? Yes Sir! One Of J: Those! 4 Y .Z 5-fi ' Brawn with brain! Leigh U' Power teaches Physics Class. fv- I JUBILEE Boys vs. Girls holds barred I Jean Burroughs and Co. ie- Wood Gathermg Speclallsts Reduced Rates For Hoe-Downs 5l'mm9fM00 S5ef59S 0f'Sl'ee,pyStudySessions oo o ' Note- Many, oi Nor- 011 ' 'Mditor.s .. s can be, .so '!olk's' teen-agar V oing on ,their Peaoh ' morning gx ' Summer school. :,iii6i'i'yA C23 was to- . o ' 'With ,this thought-.in jninil- M' ' V 9' ' 1 Enghsh boo The 'pages ddixcewupwamd ,and , I slurnps exhausted to be' awakemeq ' nafling anothdgr '- Mo-x15e11,ri11gs! -mg V ' ' N. ,..,4-- f:'f'5.-5713, yd. ring his poo? Noi ddr -geportexjgoh ' A - o1mvxeSSisnv ' o, , ovwvifeli' o o o il Q1 GRY? ., ' LBYH.-r I, ,H V! J 5 f U P X N: W? 1 1 ltff. i - ' . 3, .,, I ,X ,- H P Hof? S, o ' l ja? H if . l To-. ,,s A' Q . A A Rl J P' j l W 1 YA ' 1 I -L Z 1 ., x ' N' 5 ' , 1 -ff '- NN nv, U 'mediately Xoses 1 .jr cg, the by X 1 ..,, , Cold D,-ink Da . sis. W' mter school was never like this! A A, N.-in '11 tv. '.7: 2, P kew- :ht A2-gffif-2. - ,Y ' L ' ' 'W' , fx ,Q 4gLg4g,,, ,W f-:QF , 'WU l I 5'1 7 If .,- f1' -I , ', .f Q up . , ' 1-um' f xr 4,.k 1 , 'N 1 '1 -v 25.1 -,l', 1. ,. , A I L , 4' 1354 5.1, . ,.- Wy ,TRL fn. A f' A JH: FJ . i uf-.y T3l.fTf51:fT'T V . ...- ' fx A V, .-, --S Q. 1' . if-H51-1 Gig , ' ,fgF.2f,L,e-H J, .Wx . nil. -5191 gxizv K wg. - f'e,,gE:eIf ', 15 1,151 ef-5? ' . ': 'f?R -.Jig , Ha . YF, ,JV1 -4f?4g+-11 ' , ,I ? 1 A 1122 .. - Qx '5 .fat K -mn Iux:'cf,e.1.'.f ICJ-:'5 ,z 'Utf -50.11-v.j nf! 23,3 7.5 ' A f , -Q '- ,135 2:1 Y , 5, 512113 V 13, U . I- , -.L - , Vvvi , ,. . f'-P--. 1 .Tl I ,. 'i vHr-v-H.--.- Fini 1? ' , - - -' ' -1'3-62:31 f rT,L,.,., T gag: 1 1 J ff ' -+ ' use W ,J J L,-.L .. , GJ ' -T T- r ' ' A 1 V-A . W! Q :Xb ' ' H NX .-' '- ' L 4 - , '-4.19-rf In pw - Y Qu Q . ,fig-x X . 1 v 1'-' ' Vvvflx NU ,QLHXX V' 5 K .X' L,I 'W FW L . 'fl 2 yr! Q,-,LJ 4. .. 1 .v Lu E ., .,. 5 XA Ooh cfs ei ati 52:95 KN c,o-exe, Ko Qsoiyoee, 'i'oe0o1oew? sbsmxeqqlxzvoe we QW bade 'MSB SSN X51 G95 Kixeobe- 995 ?94?Y 9Xi?Y 5 Z , J 1 K Q Nahum! I nu v Q T' ' FIRSTLOCALWIIBER was-frupw . x ' +1 -f a .f 1 I 9,2 A. Q71 ,Mi . Q v- ga ' V 1 . C3 K4 fu ,-:- :wr - 1 A ', 1 'Tiff -951 T as ai -212' A1 E73 A - 1 - . , wa. K , A X 35 L32 3 fi ff, O VX! 4 A v 4 N- D 15 we '3-1355 2, :xi xi - M 5-X 'P Y F . la. ' A A K E 'R ii Q -. , ' 'A Q a Q4 'By -4 - ' , ,, , X QT' 4 ' W, A 1 ' ' ' -- 1 , .. 1 , A f Q . gm.. Q .. .,.. -km ,, I ' s li' I ' W 4 v X - Lo? .215 . ,Wg r 'N -1, 11 1' , H '82 5' ' 5 . ' 9- VIRGINIA Sl fx . ' 5-Wfngl, u . . JA- ui -,N 3 , 'i5f5'-fi ,W-2'-Y n . w-, -yn' ' ' Q. 9-'Tj '+1 ,zf'-sri? 1' 2-W 4f?'e.Q ' f--f--M Mgr-fl ? 5FfiQ1,-.agi,:.1:i: , ff !,A3vi1i., zQ 5,i.1iQQQggg'., , h , :c1...,..g ' ' QA Q, f. ' ' 1' l I+ -- ' W 11-1-H f a-IWW' K :X fn ,: Do you feel ready to drop dead? Do you have a feeling that sometime soon you will be assassinated by a green-eyed monster? Worry no longer, my friendg see Mr. Roy Parsons of Pilot Life Insurance Company. Here Virginia Kidd and Shirley Miles are learning how to take out policies and the use- fulness and importance of having protection. Anyone who desires to know anything about insurance should hunt no longer for someone with whom to talk. At Pilot you will receive com plete cooperation and friendly service. Don't he half-safeg don't wait any longer. Xi X .t Y-1 . K A L Bi 4.g,5,. .- ln, Y V' :viii 2 mv ii- 111 .. 1.14.55 52-F. -- H Q52 , . . , fb:- Q' eg- .L : , e John Copeland, Jr., who is showing Dixie Wilkins his fatl1er's cars at the John Copeland Motor Co., hopes to fol- low in his father's footsteps after he fin- ishes college. John Copeland, Sr., who has been selling cars to satisfied custo- mers for nineteen years, invites you to come to his Home of Quality Automo- biles located on Granby at 36th Street across from City Park. Buy your next automobile from Johnny Copeland and you, too, will be one of his satisiied customers: Howfs your radio personality? , , 1, ...H 1. ,, 7, it - i f ' :1 .1 -- 4 -f ,. f , Hui ing. J i' 5 34 sl fed 'KA ,,. a it if-- , M as .agree f fi-ff' f :- , , - 're -5- ,H C 13 4 45.4 , -F -. .,.. , ' ' if if' -ggi v. . W : V W , , W' b i Y 3 . W.. Wh W ,I it ,Q--r.-T ,, , - 11, T r In the market for a Comet convertible? Josh Barry, WNOR's sports an- nouncer, gets acquainted with Carlos Romubio and Ralph Law, two of Gran- by's star athletes. WNOR has covered Granby's football and basketball games this season, as well as provided Gran- byites with popular music on the Bob Story and Paul Henning shows. Ted Harding's morning show has dragged many a sleepy Granbyite out of his warm bed on a cold morning. But whether itis music, news or sports, WNOR's your best bet. A -,fa-4 A I 1 Wanna tank of gas? These Granby students! Always buying food-and from the best places in town, too. Dot and Larry agree that the Cavalier Grocery is definitely the place to buy food. The choice is large, the prices are L'Right and the owner of Cavalier Grocery is anxious to please you. ' N Hey, Joe, this jalopy is getting low on gas. We better head for Edel- blute's. This is a typical situation among Granby car owners, and they have found that Edelblute's is the place for good and smiling service. On the corner of Sewells Point and Granby, it is a central location for those living in this area, and students find an under- standing friend in Mr. Edelblute whose son attended Granby. Pleasant faces and convenience await the customer here. - How're you fixed for groceries? '1 i1u,...s-...v...- : '.l..l2.L1fm4'..E...Ji Have you ever wondered what goes on behind those sand-colored walls sur- rounded by big and mysterious pipes on Cottage Toll Road? Well, here the Monsanto Chemical Company produces hundreds of chemical combinations- sulfur and sulfur products, paint pig- ments, coke, gas, rubber, and on and on. This company aids Norfolk's industrial development, as it attracts many chem- ists and laboratory technicians. For those interested in chemical science, per- haps this will someday be the answer to your search for an occupation. Everybody loves good pictures. 4 K5 SH OP I 'V - .i are What brings income to our town? Are you looking for a smart camera to carry on your vacation or just for everyday picture-talking? Your wisest selection will come from Perry's Camera Shop located at Ward's Corner. With an excellent stock of picture taking fand makingj equipment, Per- ry's has many well known models from which to choose. You and your friends will be delighted with the varied array of camera goods, and once you have been welcomed by Perry's friendly, courteous service you'll want to deal with them permanently. So take a tip now! Drop in at Perry's and take a look around. You'll like what you see! L qu Going to Bay Drugs Hey! Dig that gal It is always smiling service that comes from your Miller milkman. I know you've seen those s m i l i n g men around school, but if by chance you haven't, just ask Carolyn Tem- ple. As you can see from the picture, the service is pleasant and proiitable for all concerned. As Carolyn says, ulf you've tried the rest, now try the best. 79 is fi' has become a pleasant habit for Cathy and Harold. Nor are cos- metics their only inter- ests there. H a r o l cl knows that Bay Drugs is the best place to take a girl for a big, luscious banana split. in that dreamy coat! Of course Shirley k n o w s that there is only one place to buy such a coat, and that is Sidneyis. For the best quality and lat- est fashions in women's apparel, shop at Sid- ney's. tg... Granby goes shopping! ,Y AHS ' ij- If dredging is in your plans for the fu- ture, consult Atkinson Dredging Company located at Great Bridge, Virginia. You can always depend on excellent work and the best possible service. Here Allene Atkinson and Bill Hull approve some of the fine equip- ment for which the company is noted. raippp p an .. ,,,-. 5 'v 1 vi ' , , ka. .v . ll 'H Transferred? Moving? Then why worry about the safety of your most prized posses- sions? Whether moving or storing, Security Storage and Van Company handles your fur- niture with the greatest care. Move with easeg call Security Storage and Van Company today. serve you. , 4,.1 , ,,-Vf.. Y fait , wt? ik' fir 5 f l'i.' w, T around in Colonial. ,' .- ..l- . f---.. r . 1 gf! :gm 9. , ,.,, V . ' ' asS2assf.a. Everyone loves to wander through the spacious Colonial Stores and find all the well known brands, fresh foods, and unusual types of breads and cookies. Shopping in their clean and well-lighted establish ment is indeed a pleasure for those who Want the best in a limited amount of time. Large baskets for putting groceries in as you check oil items on your memorandum are a great help So look for the one in your neighborhood. It's waiting to Ted Baynes and Nancy Baish look .1 qi ' ' ' - ' ts T 1 V i Familiar? Most of you should know that face in the photo, as you've seen it often enough in the past year. I've spent so much time at Granby that Mr. Tarrall is thinking about giving me a diploma. When you girls marry, remember that I take wedding candidsg and when you boys be- come business tycoons, remember that I do commercial photography. Good luck to all of you and thanks for being swell to me. W'ilbert Will Everyone wants to be proud of his home, and you can be, if you buy your furniture from Golden's. Golden's specializes in all kinds of furniture from the largest sofa to the smallest table lamp. Moderate prices along with a wide variety of styles of furniture make Gol- den's your best bet for furnish- ings. Lynn Archer and Bob Petersen are well pleased with their selection, as you will beg so next time you buy furniture, remember Golden's. Looking for wholesome entertainment? Planning a night out? Then enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the modern Visulite and Suburban Theaters. Here you will find the latest features especially for your enjoy- ment. Just the place to bring that special person on your week-end date! H2 A ' .fe .-,refs sf. - TZ f 5 '1 E f 'f' -'vrjzi rf ,WL KLHL-tl, nt W , CI'4:qIil-XQQY - , 1 c' 'M' P 5 of . fs-'ffffsikz ' Q' 1f'ii,Q'ii:',:?'l.1 1 Q' ' A .f 1 -.wa-P15555 gi ll gk V ' v ' ' 555. il la r' f aw' I i -4 2 ss: , -1 J - .-J . 82:5 -.1 , N.-1 -as-A-.-' Gee, I sure do like that sweater, Jim- my. Girard's can fit you for every occasion whether it he for school, dress, or sport. A store which carries nationally known brands is always a favorite shopping place of high school boys. , '-1. V ' w V 1 MAIN AT GRANBY Y fl ' .I .:, ,., . t 7 X, 75 As their faces show, Dot y' y 'Q . . -rr, ,Y and Bruce find ordering Sw1ft's l . 1.1 ice cream for a big social affair N ' a real pleasure. What could be nicer than to get advice on the amount and flavor to serve from someone who has helped make many parties successful? Not only do they enjoy the rich, creamy flavor of the samples they have been given, but also Swift's long experience in such work. Whenever you have trou- ble deciding what refreshments to serve, ask for Swift's and watch the pleased expressions of your guests. Where do all those Granby students go after the games? Where else, but to Burroughls, of course!!! There are Dave, Pat and Forest or- dering those good ole hamburgers, frosted shakes, and topping the order off with that well known Burrouglfs fudgecake, 'cause who could resist that friendly atmosphere and quick ser- vice? Follow these Cranbyites and GO T0 BUfRROUGH'S. You have all seen tl1e f a m i l i a r advertisement, Fresh-Up with 7-Up. You like it . . . it likes you. Here are Grace Bradley and Kitty Harper complimenting Mr. Smith on just how good 7-Up really is. Wow., donit the rest of you Granbyites agree that 7-Up is good and good for you? Well, well, whyeare Diane and Harvey look- ing at a watch in Kay's Jeweler's? Could be a graduation present, huh? Like many of the stu- dents at Granby, they look to Kay's for cour- teous and dependable service. Join these two at Kay's, located at 144 East Sewells Point Road, won't you? El E It's no wonder that Shirley, Bob, and Mary Lou are so interested. Those basket- balls that they are looking at are the same type of ball that the Granby Comets use. Northrop's carries a complete line in sports equipment, not just basketballsg so if you are ever in need of sportswear, Northrop's is the place to go. Bill Hull finds out that Mr. Mac Mc- Cabe's Texaco station is one of the finest places in town for friendly, good service. Looking on while Mr. 4'Mac fills the car up are Spook Miles, Marybell Frank, Kenny Kledzik, and Ruth Hofheimer. Granby students know they can have the best dressed feet in town if they buy at Hof- heimeris. I wonder what kind of shoes Stan- ley Hainer will show to his Granby customer -casuals for school or heels for that big date? Girls! Have you ever stopped one of your friends to ask her where she bought such a darling suit? And when she said that she made it., you raved about how smart she was and that you wish you could make your own clothes, too? Well, you can. The Singer Sewing Machine Shop will teach you to sew and in no time at all you will be making your own clothes too. Shoes, too! Yes, Joan Tidwell and Yum . . . good! What would we do without Mrs. Naas when we want a good cherry pie or luscious chocolate eclairs? This bakery, whose proprietors are Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harless, is a life saver to many a housewife faced with unexpected company. From the smiles on these boys' faces you can tell that they really appreciate the high quality of the Sportsman's Shopis athletic goods. Among the fa- What! How many girls would like to he in Carolyn Todd's place as she tries on dresses at Berson's? Here you always find good taste and friends to help you look your best in the attractive clothes you choose. mous lines of equipment that the Sports- man's Shop carries are Spalding, Mc- Gregor-Goldsmith, Rawlings, Wright- Ditson and Everlast. 130 W. Plume Street Phone 26100 Frances Stubbs are discovering that Center Shops successfully please their customers by carrying a full line of department store goods. Located in the heart of the 21st Street business area, they have led the way for night openings in Norfolk. Do you want well groomed-hair? Do you ever wonder why Alex Kyrus is in such popular demand? Well, boys, the big secret lies in the Suburban Barber Shop. If you want more attention from your girl, stop at the Suburban Barber Shop at Ward's Corner. Ah! Those well dressed Granby Boys! It always seems as if they know a good buy when they see it. This is why The Hub has so many satisfied customers like Allen. And now, boys., you can shop both at Ward s Corner and downtowng so the next time you are on a buying spree G0 TO THE HUB. M A P tl H p V B f'-743 ffj T' ,iq A , No matter how much pop- ' V M . 'Qi H X' Q5 corn you eat in the movies, . y Y B .H 5 . ,U -s uf youq-e always ready for a ham. '1 A :i3lQiiQf:',: J i'f' - QS-HJ, If 'f ' 'Y , ' burger and milkshake or pepsi 5X TX and french fries. John Cope- land and Betty Jane Owen like food any time of the dayg and they have found that Schoe's is a good place to go. It's. fun to be served by friendly waitresses on skates and watch the disc- jockey work in his glass studio, which has proved a distin- guished mark for Schoe's. En- joy food with friends at Schoe's. Here's where many Granby students spend their fresh-up time after going to a drive-in movie. And where is that, as if you didn't already know? Why it's Gabriel's Drive-in!! You're now looking at Barbara, Mary Beth, and Carlos, who are showing you the way to enjoy- ment at Gabrie1's. Where does the ice cream slay? 5' ...du 7 rv 1-. - - W- - - g . -Y L-ff- ,..7YYY.....m. . K Y- X . f t. p in e..,-S.aMQmcHE5v ,MENU- Gosh, I'm always so hungry! Well, it looks like Porgie and Caro- lyn are interested in buying a refriger- ator. .lust look at that happy expression on Porgie's face. Carolyn says he's smil- ing because he's thinking of all the won- derful food that will go into that spa- cious refrigerator, but we know that itis because l1e's pleased at its fine quality. You too will be pleased when you see all the lovely Frigidaire Appliances at Eugene Sargeant and Company located at 127 West Charlotte Street in Norfolk. go' fx gil ' X .. . 9 X K X ,.f, obiwl K X eN 'c E W f ulf 'x X' LOOK FOR , THE PARROT ON THE LABEL Congratulations to the Class of '5 2 HOLSUM IS GOOD BREAD Pl-none: 5-45 17 YAVNER BROS. Wholesale Purveyors of Fine Foods uk Restaurant and Institutional Supplies Government Contractors it 212-220 West 23rd Street On Norfolk 85 Western Railway NORFOLK Io, VIRGINIA rum: amen nfcnuss nigyfe FKESHER O X 1' 1, - N- wa-Qs .CXO -my , It I km. -. ,P . U JIM . : C A' gigs 04 l E5 E S if . Q I. 1 :Egg is gxs ,If6XQQ5fE?iE? gig ? il -2,5 Pick up the bug with the Omraigflifg little Red Truck on the label. Always crisp and ,xllfgg tasty! They are guaran- VWGJ E 35 ... teed to be fresh! M ' It GCRDONQ POINHDCHW5! lbb ?!9uIInmun:?B1fnbJn Jfuneral iiaume SPONSORS Capt. 86 Mrs. F. A. Berry Mr. 86 Mrs. George W. Bratten, Jr. Mr. 86 Mrs. Edmund M. Brodie Mr. W. P. Edmondson Mr. 86 Mrs. E. L. Frase Mr. 86 Mrs. Kenneth C. Gimbert Green-Gifford Motor Corp. Mr. 86 Mrs. Earl Harper Mr. 86 Mrs. J. Carlton Hudson Capt. 86 Mrs. R. U. Hull Mr. 86 Mrs. Duval C. Jackson Jacobs House of Paints Johnson Square Watch Repair Mr. 86 Mrs. Ralph L. Law Mr. 86 Mrs. M. A. McGinnis Capt. 86 Mrs. Ray A. Mitchell Mr. 86 Mrs. M. D. North Mr. 86 Mrs. M. T. Partridge Mr. 86 Mrs. J. B. Sanderlin Smith's Furniture Co. Mr. 86 Mrs. M. L. Stewart Mr. 86 Mrs. F. G. Summs Mr. 86 Mrs. D. F. Tidwell Mrs. Richard Wallace Mr. 86 Mrs. E. L. Wateriield Mr. Herbert J. West Mr. 86 Mrs. Herbert J. Worsham !68 H. D. OLIVER FUNERAL APARTMENTS , -k , Q 1501 Colonial Avenue NORFOLK, VIRGINIA I69 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson Mr. andMrs. W. J. Austin Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Badeaux Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bargamin Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Baynes Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Connock Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Creslein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Culpepper Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Daw Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Deiotte Mr. and Mrs. Reid P. Fiala Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Griffith Dr. and Mrs. Herman A. Gross Mrs. George W. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kinosky Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Leith Col. and Mrs. D. C. Little Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McClenney Mrs. Melvin T. Power Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Purches Mrs. Otto C. Schatz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Whitehurst Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams Col. and Mrs. E. C. Woods l7O ' R O B I N S O N a S HADDAWAY FLORIST iv 1 23 E. SeWell's Point Road NORFOLK, VIRGINIA WARD,S CORNER wk Around Corner from Southern Flowers That Please Bank Ladies' Hats and Apparel Phone: 8-6888 WARD'S CORNER Phone: 2-7805 L. B. ROCKE Iewelers E'-5' Silversmiths 'A' Granby at Tazewell NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Agents for Official Granby Rings H . D . K A N T E R Womaenk Sportswear C5 Accessories 'A' Home of Caledonia Sweaters al' 1 0 5 College Place NORFOLK 1 0, VIRGINIA -- -l fir S ' I ' v I-I E J o s 24 nouns I A o AY . . . p fy Cheap, Dependable Electricity! I vlgcmm ELECTRIC ANQpPQWEllEQMPApN,Y' I7l CGMPLIMENTS H. G. LUHRING Compliments Of W. G. SWARTZ CO. if Corner of Bank and Plume Streets NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Dial 2-9675 Road Service Good GULF Gasoline Compliments LOU WHITE'S GULF SERVICE Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries B E A C 0 N Washing - Polishing 'k DELAWARE 86 GRANBY STREET of 'BOOK SHOP For DIAMONDS . I. D It DESIGNING of FINE JEWELRY and WATCHES Best Wzsbes ,. . . A - ' ' ' S e e ' ' ' JERRY LIEBAN, INC H A 11 D Y , s qs. D. HARDYJ .k .k , 347 Granby Street 420 GI' a11bY Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A Compliments Of O I NORFOLK DREDGING CO. I73 Congratulations WEST'S PHARMACY from 75 0 1 Granby Street E. SPERTNER JEWELRY CO. 'A' P ' t' D Headquarters for Granby rescrzp zons, rugs, Sodas, l Candies Rzngs and 407 GRANBY STREET A Complete Line of School Supplies S U L L I V A N ' S Compliments en's and Boys' of Sportswear MAPLE LANE at GRANBY AT 39TH STREET Store Hours - 1 P. M. to 9 P. M. Congratulations to the Compliments Graduating Class ' -' ' of -A- P A L :R I C E ' S ORANGEADE FASHION CORNER DOWNTOWN WARD'S CORNER RIVERVIEW GROCERY C 0 F E R ' S ' I N C ' wk Interior Decorators 3 8 1 6 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phone: 2-2277 E 'k 1 24 College Place PHONE: 2-7167 C017ZPli'lne1zi's Compliments of of MILDRED W. STELTZNER Learn to Play the MASON'S EASTERN SHORE Popular Way RESTAURANT i ak 1904 Springfield Avenue 4019 GRANBY STREET Phone: 66-2585 SHIRK ELECTRIC COMPANY Call Slairk For Your Electrical Work it 2 9 1 6- 1 8 Colonial Avenue E. RAY HOWELL Opticiau 'k 222 West Bute Street Compliments of C7'mf'l e tS ACE PHARMACIES of I 'k RADIO STATIGN Your Headquarters for a Complete Line of Scbool i W Ls o 'W , Supplzes Congratulations from C O M P E C O 'Ir PHONE: 2-3617 Virginia's Largest Cleaners MEADORS-NEWTON, INC I Flowers C. C. CHAMBLIN, Pres. ul' 1 2 1 0 Colonial Avenue NORFOLK 7, VIRGINIA Phone: 2-7371- Compliments 01' DELL'S 52 3 BOUSH STREET Phone: 2-21 3 3 TUCKER DRUG COMPANY R L' L' Kee U NORFOLK B SINESS Pb I Where 'nfmffy S UNIVERSITY Profession T ,, 1 14 West City Hall Avenue ' FORDELIVERY , if PHONE 8-8282 OR 8-9954 Where Courtesy-and Piogress Meet 200 West Ocean View Avenue 'Accredited ' NQRFQLK, VIRGINIA Dial L. L. Kee - Norfolk 2-4033 ' Congratulations to the M I '5 2 Graduating Class Z V THE FEDERATED STORE E 1 3 5 East SeWel1's Point Road i , ' L , Wa'rd's Co'rner's First Defmrtanent Store It l I76 Compliments A FRIEND Compliments CLASS OF ,S 2 'lr of May Good Fortune Be PERSON FUEL co. Always With You 'k I PEACOCK DRUGS 6300 Cottage Toll Road Ward's Corner Compliments of VENICE RESTAURANT 4024 Granby Street -: uk Fine Italian Food Compliments of HAYGOOD'S TEXACO l -isERV1cE, 40th and Gfanby Street Best Wishes from lMaRy Jo Caprio Dance Studio All Typesof Dancing Wee Artistis Creative School Hours: 1-6 A Nursery School to Develop Your Chilcl's Talent 5 Days Weekly - 9-12 3818 GRANBY STREET Norfolk 4, Virginia Phone: 5-7007 Compliments I I J. R. RQUGHTON 'CURB UNDII IUYHOIIYY Ol. IM! COCA-COLA COMPANY ll Norfolk .Coca-Cola Eottling Works, Inc. Phone: 8-3119 We Deliver 1 C A , S HARRELL'S .HARDWARE for CO. Sportswear Acme Paints - Appliances Sporting Goods - Radio Service i 9 3 0 5 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA i' 'L 96 54 First View Street - Phone: 89.092 Open Sundays 10 A. M. - 3 P. M. Multigraphing Mimeographing ADVERTISING SERVICE Compliments AGENCY p of ' Direct Mail Ca1npaig11S RADIO SUPPLY COMP Printing ' wk l 412 East Plume Street NORFOLK 10, VIRGINIA Harry I. Tezigle Dial 23429 Norfolk - Richmond Best Wishes 'A' YODER DAIRIES, INC. Norfolk, Virginia Compliments of WINN NURSERY, INC. Congratulations, Class of ,5 2 Compliments 'k 01' FLORENCE DRUGS R IE D 195 West Ocean View Avenue A F N Phone: 8-0571 Compliments Congratulations vf from TODD ELECTRIC , C O M P A N Y COOPER .S JEWELRY 'k BK' 3 1 G b S Supplies - Repairs 4 ran th-ect Contractors Compliments of if BUZZY'S GRILLS Industrial and Marine 'A' Electricians 42 0 1 Granby Street 7 6 3 1 Granby Street 'k V 'lr Frosted Shakes 3 6'3 8 Nebraska Street Thick Delicious Sandwiches A Specializing bg Hot Dogs and Ham urgers L . J . H O Y Compliments General Contractor 01' 'k AMES 86 BROWNLEY, INC NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ' NORFOLK LEDGER-DISPATCH Evenings Except Sunday I and NORFOLK VIRGINIAN-PILOT Mornings and Sunday Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Progress in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to I Members of This Yearis Senior Class K if L NORFOLK VNEWSPAPERS, INC. is particularly proud of those Granby students who are, or have been, carriers for these newspapers. EWELL sc WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME I80 Get Your Class Ring from FRANK R. FORD COMPANY 'k jewelers and A Silfuersmitbs if 229 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA The Finest Sbop in Town N orfolk's Most Distinctive YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 'k Featuring Clothing in Style . . . Comfort . . . and Quality. Accessories in the Modern Tempo for Young Men of I Today. if CARR, MEARS 85 ' DAWSON L. J. HARDIMAN, JR., President 3 1 5 Granby Street Colnpliments Compliments 0f 'I'ATEM'S MEADOWBROOK of PHARMACY H161-1,5 'k ICE CREAM 7 600 Hampton Boulevard , NORFOLK, VIRGINIA CORPORATION U. S. Compliments Prints Dollars A if RICH'S SEAFOOD MARKET L, SNYDENS y ,K A Stretclaes ,Em 422 6 Granby Street 'A' LARGE PARKING LOTS Open a Charge Account Phone: 45451 WTAR-AM, TV and FM Virginiais Pioneer Radio Station and Tidewater's First Television Station Extend Congratulations to the Seniors of Granby High School and Best Wishes to All the Student Body VIRGINIA ICE 85 FREEZING Established 1347 CORP. D. P. PAUL COMPANY jewelers I C E A Service for Every Requirement lk DIAL NORFOLK 2-1524 - 2-4526 23 1 -23 5 Granby Street Cold Storage - Norf 4-1910 NORFOLK 10, VIRGINIA FT. SOUTHAMPTON AVENUE Telephone: 2-4623 EAGLESTON-PARKE, INC. Iron and Steel 'k NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phone: 2-6428 Night: 2-8964 Phone: 8-8008 LARMORE sa SON Cvmflfmfs of Florists BAY JEWEI-ERS A Flower Arrangement for Every ,k Occasion ak 9665 First View Street 4206 Granby Street NORFOLK 3, VIRGINIA NORFOLK 5, VIRGINIA M- A- Andefm l82 If youth but knew w Many a penny youth would sau hat age would crave, e I eQ2wwg?X EIIEENA 1 if WWiqWwR H H. Ei ssssasa EQ! wi I-, if Ri H ul 1 NU' H L- E 3:5 .., -- -JJL I v E' MUTUAL FEDERALL OAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS AND L of Norfolk Compliments of I O 9 N E A L 9 S TERRIES, INC' Personality Portraits 'k ak 125 WEST. FREEMASON STREET Opposite Epworth Methodist Church NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 1 2 1 Brook Avenue PHONE: 5-2815 BERKLEY PERMANENT BUILDING 86 LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC. 1 1 2 West York Street - NORFOLK, VIRGINIA il' Home Loans - Insured Savings Congratulations to the Graduating Class i' H. L. TEMPLE Building Contractor 'k NORFOLK, VIRGINIA I83 I me 1 if., w xv Q 4 , , y ,M mil me ,Mm -mms ,is ,wma ,.., r fa? 3 ,wg , g , . W an - f , wi Q w,1f,...,., ,RWM .' W, :rw i 1 ' If-:Q ' WEST' 59355335 .,, ,fs .Mmm fseww Qx M ,f2g?3,g V gg? ' , ifa , 1, ...M HL, E, 3 , , , fn . . :Q . -,M ' , w m 5 , .,.w,w . ww ix Hgh Q k mais? ' zwixawxz W mu D? If 'sw nm ' t' ,- f,.4. ,VV 4,3 .Ml , . . .,-., ,. . ,Lvl-11' xf'f. f M-., . - Y ,. . J A45 1 . ,.... -.,, .,, ,nk .,5.1r.--uf, , I. Nlvfmt. g,,.1?--'pint M Q - 4 ' ' ' ' - 2L.':..-uf., MLN-, gut ,, 4 ' 'P LY f -'f-7k L Yf39'r11?'2E 3'T71f 'Ag-4-x-as---14... . ,. ' -.'H ,, ' '-11-. - ,ly 1, 'N I V nf, , . gal, .- A I3, I ' :' ' . a -r , n , 1, . --2-51.13-f--me-' q: f...4.iE,, ,A . ., VJ.. .A is-.f..., ..,.- ,...,...x- ..-4-., A ,.-, lmmwmjm- v ' ' ' A.'.'1Z'm.,, . :J-21+ ., ' , ' W' ' .55+FT,q,?,55, , , - A p A mfr' - -.-,.. ., ,, if-ff i Q55 .' 457: A55- 1 LE? 1 'iiii -,Lsvim EEE: lug -1. Pr.: EN fgfii , Q-+11 jQu'N Q Aff? 3 AJ: 5 , Q t nk . X, ' I J A.n?Q Q'4a itk.Q,9'fY --.rf .ra ri ' . rf I 1,41 Mf ',24g7 ,. .I X 3.454 vEi'i 'fx-.,:, , Ali, 11 'THi.J W .gf Q 5, , . MV- ,al ,.x 397 -'l'f 'xi' , 15-rl' 51 5.12.4 :ff 254 1 'Vt ::.7 Q - 1 .fl 1 '. if ' Sai? ' 'FJ-L, ffwf'-6. ', wg.. ' Af? ' tw ,-I4 F 1 fu W ' up ' 1 Q. QQ' k'EQ 1 V,-U' 9. ills? ,- .gun E. -14 1 fain if - '. 1 .RN J R. 'f'-. ,u 5-11 m .N ' 3 . wk, ' 'Il f 'Vi U , ., f1i54 .1 ai
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
