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In normal times they are guided in many of their actions by the sug- gestions of the superintendent. In normal times this is as it should be, because the superintendent is closer to the functioning of the school system. Time of crisis requires the school board to demonstrate strong leadership of the school system, and strong support of the school superintendent. This school year has been a year of crisis. Among any group there must be a leader. In normal times the leader is a moderator for the group. In time of crisis the leader must be the spokesman for the group. At any time J wi . 1 the leader must have the acceptance and support of the group. In this year of crisis the school board has been outspoken for public schools: segre- gated schools if possible, integrated schools if necessary, but for public schools. And speak- ing most often for the school board has been its chairman. In recognition of his belief in and unswerving support of public schools, the staff of the 1959 COMET dedicates this edi- tion of our yearbook to Mr. Paul T. Schweit- zer, chairman of the Norfolk City School Board. In dedicating this book to Mr. Schweitzer, we are also honoring all the members of our school board. sit af 1 n I I W Q , 5.-'fm ,W l' -K nv. ' 659' if ' 5 DEDICATION 12 28 86 102 133 154 Q, 11-f'4'4 ,Alix 'fr Wiif -L-J' f1...:i I iii rt url' l'n':' I!! ll: 5 rg gig Ill Ill 1-.Zi r U gg I! r1Sif'! BQ! A O - TABLE 0 C0 TE T 1 FOREWORD Twenty years IS the end of youth and the beg1nn1ng of maturlty Twenty yeals IS the txme for celeb1at1on Twenty yeals for Granby Hlgh School was almost a tlme of endlng a t1me fo1 souow Nlneteen hundled thuty n1ne malked the openlng of a new school 1n Norfolk G1 anby Hlgh School Thlough wal and peace Glanby ser ved 1ts commun1tV and l1ke 1ts communlty the school matuled and glew In 1954 the Suplerne Coult 1uled that segre gat1on 1n pubhc schools was unconst1tut1onal At the tlme thls posed no p1 oblems fo1 Granby and the Norfolk Clty School system Thls howevel was the calm befole the storm Tlme for the 1958 fall openlng found a case 1n federal cou1t fo1 the deseglegatlon of the Norfolk Clty schools 1nclud1ng Granby H1gh School Fall openlng was tW1C6 delayed wh1le the desegregatlon su1t was belng declded 1n the courts Upon the ruhng wh1ch o1dered an end to segregatlon Govelnor J Llndsay Almond actlng under autho11ty of the state leglslature closed all Vu g1n1a schools wh1ch were to be mteglated Glanby was 1ncluded Granby students t13I1Sf6116d to m a n y schools w1th1n and outslde the state Many of these were not to retuln Other schools IH the Tldewatel al ea we1e able to accommo date l1m1ted numbels South Nolfolk opened a Illglhlt school wh1ch selved many dlsplaced students The largest slngle gloup of students we1e soon belng taught 1n tutoung groups set up by parents and holdmg classes 1n churches and synagogues Glanby teache1s served w1th the tutoung gxoups sometlmes wlth several g1Ol1pS at one tlme The one 1ally1ng po1nt fo1 the dlsplaced stu dents was at football and basketball games Even the teams showed the lesults of a closed school each week thele would be fewer playels Moxe and mole students were tlansferrmg to a full tune school fl F an PUBL5 AGENCY Mawr 'WMM lNIfP6l1u0u.,uu?I3 Ns... Al- worms Gnmav swam wen, seme- ' . ' . . . c Z . . . . XL Q . 1 . Q . . ,- . . 1 , sc ' . v . . , 'wax 1 . ' . . . . of M . b E in , . . . . - ! .Y 1 , . 9 . ' , . 7 1 ' . a 1 . - 1 N 'ff-2T3T1. yv.... . . . N' shmc ' ' H 4' . l . - - - f so o . i. ' . . . V Q W , . G . - l Y, I 6. ' . L , V ' li g l ,' ' ri- if . . . . , 8 ov, ft9'j3fC,,,Ql J, ,QM J LX K U UZ, Avi?- mf r' , il' . ' f- I a.. of-ik ' , 7 A fini 6- get , '-Q ' ff n'i q'BQ-5. , During the period of closed schools, parents were not idle. In addition to forming tutor- ing groups, some parents filed suit in federal court to have schools reopened, even on an integrated basis. Christmas passed and the time for the beginning of the spring term came near. Early in January the federal court ruled that the school closure was illegal. Granby was to open again. :I Q95 i NIL IN MEMURIUM H2 mm Mrs Llnnle C Brlckhouse H905 19581 Granby regrets the loss of one of 1tS faculty Mrs Buckhouse served Glanbv flom 1900 to 1908 She was a member of the SOCIHI Studles, De partment ll Administration is a large word and covers a large area of operations. The administra- tion section of the COMET attempts to show the various people who make the school system, and more particularly Granby High School, function. The most important people are the school board and the superintendent, plus his as- sistants. These are the people who are re- sponsible for the total school system and its efficient operation. In normal years, the operation of a school system is a not too difficult task. The school board decides the broad policy, with suggestions from the superintendent. Then it becomes the duty of the superintendent to carry out this policy as smoothly as pos- sible. Nineteen fifty-eight-fifty-nine was not a normal year. The problems brought on by the federal court decision that Norfolk must integrate its public schools placed an ex- tremely large load on the shoulders of the board and the superintendent. To add to the problems, the community was divided as to the policy the schools should follow. libs! L According to state law, the governor closed the schools that were to be integrated. After the governor's action, another section of the administration, the teachers, came to the foreground. Teachers provided the instruc- tional staff for the private tutoring groups that sprang up to temporarily replace the closed public schools. Meanwhile the administrative s taff of Granby was coping with the new problems produced by the school not being open. One large problem was the matter of the flood of transcripts that had to be furnished other schools.- The one part of the administrative force of Granby that is often overlooked, the service and maintenance force, got a chance during the school closure to bring the building to a top 'state of cleanliness and repair. When the schools were finally reopened, a spick and span Granby greeted the returning stu- dents. Often unseen, but always important, the administration of Norfolk and of Granby High keeps our school functioning as smoothly as possible. L A 4,.,gJ5'-if ,, i ? 'f1wsgQ -1 JS 73 WMWM W-1 . W , 1 5 ,-SE 'fw- X Y, Q, V! -1 f T ' L 315' Q i 3 J?-T-1 if Q if f Wa, ai V by J' Q 5 f 44 ,A ,- f JE ,:Y,,,,,, v,,, ,,.,-if 1 ,gf Q 1, i si S r Ai v f a :fi3 .Q W 5 Q l A 7 fa 1 5 A 4.- ,, ,ole H, i ' .Va .Arl- -'-- ----.4-0-.-.Quran-aaa-asap - ' l 155215 FJ ,-., .a fy: 5 ,mn P1 t- I ,- rs fjizf. 5:2 3, ju 5 K ' 3:,i:,,i2i,3T ,VV , X rg' 14Qf,1 3 tuna ' ff A 1, 1 '- J' 41.1, W' ww,-w,,.,p-unnlunluvunw , -,I I JL . li J- , V H'-15'i:.g NORFOLK CITY SCHOOL BOARD Mr W Farley Powers Mr Benjarnm J W1ll1s Sr Mrs Mxldred Dallas Mr Paul T Schweltzer Cha1rman Mr Wllllam P Ballard VICE Chalrman M Francls N Cren shaw CITY DMI I TR TION .-. The school board acts as a board of dlrectors, settmg the broad pOl1Cy for the school sys tem The supermtendent carrles out the pOI1C19S set by the school board To ass1st the supermtendent there are three asslstant supermtendents each respons1ble for one segment of the total school operatlon Supermtendent J J Brewbaker K Tn' Asslstant Supermtendent ASS1Sf,3Ht Supermtendent ASSlStaHt Supermtendent Edwm Lambreth Herman Wllllams Walter Campbell 14- ,PX pn-M Mr W L Harrell Mr Donald G Griffin Principal Asst Principal GRANBX ADMINISTRATION The administiation of a school is a small model of the administl ation of a school sys tem except that each school does not have a separate board to guide it M1 Hairell is the chief adm1n1st1ato1 and has a staff to assist him M Giiffin the assistant principal is his second in command and is iesponsible foi the day to day functioning of the school Miss Pedin the head cleik is du ectly iesponsible fox the lai ge amounts of papeiwoik that accrue fi om the opei ation of a school Assisting Miss Pedin ale Mis Blown and Mis Smith To help with the details of the office, student assistants help by answering the phone, running errands and many other services. 15 If K QS Nliss Virginia Pedm Head Clerk ff' X 'X X .Mt X Mrs. Muriel Brown Clerk X Vaughn G Adams Mathematlcs A B Randolph Macon Women s College Mary H Balasca En gllsh B S 1n Educatlon Madlson College Herbert R Anderson Woodshop B S State Teacher College Benr1dge Mlsslsslppx Hllton L Anderson Jr Sclence s AB West V1rg1n1a Umverslty '?5'1 Q Margaret A Bacchus Social StUdl6S Hlstory A B Woman s College Un1vers1t5 of North Carolxna Margaret R Bachtell Mathematics Mary W3.ShlHgtiJH College Vlfglllla Lelgh Ball James S Barron Jr Laverna M Bayne Busmess Vlathematlcs M3th6m3tlCS f tar' 2 Glenn E Best Wlechanlcal Drawing BA Unnerslty of B S Longwood Radford College V1rg1n1a M Ed W1ll1am BS West Vuglma and Mary UHlY6TSt1X MA Ohlo State UH1V9TS1ty I wh gi,,'3?f ' Ellen W Blake ,f English Z Busy, busy, busy n Q., 1 6 A B Sweet Brlar College M A Columbla UH1V6fS1ty fr X , S-1 '53- tie-, n . 1 4 ' 'J v Shirley V. Bloxton History and Government B S Longwood College M Ed William and Maxx Sponsor Drill Team fu Virginia. L Brmson English BA Westhampton College Universlty of Richmond Virginia Sponsor Senior Talent Show '1 an James G Campbell Government and World Geography A B M Ed William and Nlarx College Lnix ersltw of Vlfglllla Post Graduate se 1 A fs Sybil Boggs Physics A.B. Randolph Macon Woman s College OU' Ann W Brock Mathematics Randolph Macon Woman s College Betty A Carroll Engllsh W1ll1am and Nlarx Sponsor Welkln Tri H1 X Senior Y Teens Mr Campbell checks over the school accounts John W Brown Jr Physical Education Health B S M Ed W1ll1am and Mar Sponsor Track '59 Raymond S Casey Drn er Training B P F Marshall College New York LD1Y6I'S1fX Springfield College Director of Athletics 11 Mary M Burfoot Mathematlcs B A Randolph Macon Woman s College M A Columbia Unix erslty Sponsor Student Cooperatne Association 11' -Q' Joyce A Casteen English NIad1son College Games Trl H1 Y Sponsor Colm R Caddell Jr Business Arithmetic and Business Law BS Bus1ness Administration V P I Sponsor Monogram Club Coach Football Tennis Howard W Cloonan Mechanical Drawing B S Osxx ego State Teachers College Sponsor Cranbv Kev Club Geneueve W Cole Homemakmg B S Madison MA Columbia Wlllle R Cunnmgham Health and Physlcal Educatxon B S Delta State Co sponsor Future Nurses Q,- sw. Lac- John R Cook Blologv Marshall College LTIIYETSILQ of West lV1I'glh13 A. B 8: M A Lnnersxtv of Vlfglhla Sponsor George W1ll1ams H1 Y T N-aw, Ellzabeth C P Dabney English BA Randolph Macon Woman s College MA Umverslty of V1rg1n1a Sponsor Creatlve Wr1t1ng Gu1ld Wm? lx s '? Rlchard S Lopeland Louis H Crank General Science Graphlc Arts Hampden Sydney B A Trinity College College S College of Wllllam and Marv 1n Norfolk Sponsor Lee Berry H1 4-if Sponsor Stage Crew if 42 Jo Culllfer Mathematics A B UHlV6FS1ty North Carollna Salem College Wlnston Salem Al. L' 31 Helen E DeLong Rlchard G Drake Mary J Duncan Soclal Studnes Mathematlcs Hlstory Geography Teachels lelax 1n the teachers room F?-u 18 Government A B Longwood B S M Ed College W1ll1am 8: Mary A B College of Coach W1ll1am Kr Mary Football and Track fo John D Ftherldge General Scuence B A Atlantlc Chr1st1an College Waverly G Goodman Mathematics A B College of Wllllam Xt Mary 5 ' l . -5 V - L '-f J - - J -, J ' E A C ' Q , if i K A N J Xxx . . . A ' O , v .Y I 7 - -JB . . I I , , ' '. of . . 1 . -Y 2 fi A -, X , uni Y .X '4 , l kip. h A S 'e'r pal N! S l 'jf V X l fflffl , l 'sz-'-mf ' ' -fa If 5 . , nf ,nh l D A Qt 'L' V X Q ll' , ' , Q F- . f, . . ' ' l 'Na 'Viary B Green Marv L Gregorw Business B S N o rt heastem State College Tahle quah Oklahoma B C S Southeastern bnlxerslty W a s h mgton D C QCHIOI Class Sponsor 1919 r-'21 Anthony R Hage Biology and General Scxence BA Un1vers1ty of Rlchmond R? English BS Longwood Col lege Jun1o1 Clas Sponsor 1960 The Granby Band plays for the Thanksglvlng Day Game 4' Martha NI Hall Josephlne Hancox Enghsh Latln B S East Carollna A B Holhns College '?' Xnn Ireland Nlarw D Johnson Math Social Studxes B S NI21ll1SOIl -XB Womans Lol lege Ln1u1s1tx f Nolth .1 1 ull L 1 XUIU1 Calohna Hilda Wlann Jones English AB W1ll11m and an N Ed nl xex ltx of Vuguua SDOIISOI Sophomore Class 19 I TT Barry L Holtgl ewe Physlcal Educatlon and Health D 1' a k e Unu ersrty B S South Dakota Umverslty Basket ball and Cross Coun try Coach Sara L Hutchings French BA UH1VETS1tV of Rlchmond 'VIA Nllddleburv College Sponsor Le Cercle Francaxs Les C dets Blble Club Catherme Kemp Nlary R Kmght Chemistry English BS Longwood BS Machson NI -X Duke L I1lXCI'S1tX -'F x . ' . ,' . 5 - g ' ' s . .k I L ' ' . V' L Y' A. - . . , . . L ' . , . 1' 'M .F ,C .ef , . 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Dwight Wray operates the woodshop band saw. 20 8 Cahfomla State Madlson College Wllllam and Ma Co Sponsor Creat1ve Wr1t1ng Gu1ld Sponsor Freshman Class ir'- Nora 0 Mltchell Hlstory BS Umverslty of V1rg1n1a W1ll1am and Mary L L Olive R McKay Library New Xork State Teachers College Patrxcla P Moore Spamsh A A Georgetown Vlsxtatlon Jr College A B Un1vers1ty of North Carolma Sponsor Cheerleaders S., KS ND' Nu 9-r vw- Rosalie A Nlorgan Library A B Woman s College Lnlxerslty of North Carolina Emory L nu ersitv NI Louise Moses Business Duke Unix ersitx V P I 4' Donavon R Newcomer Ar B F A Ohlo State University IVIQXICO Citx College Lmsersltx of Vlrgima Sponsor -Xlpha. Rho Tau Art Club H1 A 3 S Steve and Mr Anderson e'cper1 ment in the chemistry lab 'i T- Frances W IN orsworthy Spanish Douglass College Middleburx College Sponsor Pan American League f N f' ,fz,p:x.', 1g,.., .11z'vQ IAN' fs .4-f Mary Parker Old Thelma Park Biology Dlstributive B S College of William and 'Vlary Education M A Columbia Heidelberg College Lnix CISltX Sponsor 1, sf, v. .,. friffxzf? iE3:',il: '1i -I Jeanne Powell Health and Physical Education Woman's Division of V. P. I. Patricia C. Powell Health and Physical Education B.A. College of Villiam and Mary D1StP1bUtlX e Education Club l .,g,..',,,..: .. .','.:.. Patricia B. Robertson Chemistry B.S. Mary Washington College. C0-Sponsor: Cue Club 21 S Marion B Pond Government International Relations Geography BS Longwood College M Fd Unix ersity of Virginia 4,5 9 Y'-9 Helen J Powell Genel al Business Typing East Cal olina College 33-4 bf- Y' Anna H. IV. Karl Roth Rydingsvard Band English and Journalism B.S. COHQEQ 0f A.B. College of William and Mary William and Maryg M.A. Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College Sponsor: The Spectator. llix I-Lf 4 Susan Gay Saunders Jean W Shields Nui se English Rockville Institute B S Longxx ood Rockville Maryland Anne N Treakle Histoly AB Brenau College MA University f North Carolina Sponsor National Thespian Society Betsy D Urquhart English William and Marx M Ed Un1we1s1ty of Virg ma if -4-JB-L Pauline T Wiley Catherine B. Willey English Mathematics Longxx ood 'College iuadismi College N Louise Sltterson Fanny M Thgmas 50191109 Business A B East Carolina College M Ed University of North Carolina Sponsor Junior Y Teens 4 Eleanor E Walden Music B M Unix eisity of West Vllglllla Sponsor Senior Chorus Jun1o1 Cholus Head of Music Depaitment Q' ,li Mal y Washington Ann Webb Health and Physical Education B S Fast Carolina College Sponsor Girls Intramurals Ione E. Wilshin Social Studies B.S. Longwood College M. c. William and Mary Department Head Sponsor: Keyettes. 22 Charles H. Yarger Physics B.S. University of Maryland M. Ed. University of Virginia Sponsor: COMET. ps li Margaret 'I hompson Mathematics A B St Josephs College Sponsoi The Spectator Business Staff Margaret E White Social Studies Hollins College Mary L. Yoder Social Studies A.B. College of William and Mary Woman s College of Lniversity of North Carolina Sponsor: Granby Forum. e we as 1 '7 ,cas Lora WI Popejow Dletltlan Mr Knapp The custodlans straxghten up the lunchroom ERVICES Custodlan Lb NCHROOM LMPLOYEES Emma Bulnber Jettle Hathaway Samatha Wllllamb Fllzabeth Wald Harry WlI1StOI1 Lella Revell Julxa lee Lucllle Jones Mary Person Geltrude Herrmg Lena Heldelberg Hattle Joyner Mable Slmpson C N113 F --- N 'W T 3 X A 23 - . , I2 1 ,. X 12:5 Al r -1 ' . 'f S QTQ - 3 - ,J I X ixx l 'll ix . f' W l ' 1 .Q 5' ' M L' fn , ff , fu: t I 1 .Q iq i f 3 r lr l 4 . - Q it , ' X 5 Q , 3 fr I 'NX 1 in 0 11, ? ' ' V x l ,, ,g,f f N A 1 K Y-- Yf X 4 f l X N Y fl ' 4 Q . V 5 - VV .J ...L OFFICE ASSISTAN F S Clockxuse and Left to Rlght L1nda Dans Sandra Freedman 'VIar1lxn Nlmdell Ga1l Hawlew Dot Hundley Sheha Wh1te Ixathx Xetman Judv W1ll1ams D1x1e Hall 'lhelma Mountcastle Dot Numrny V11 g1n1a Guess Ellen Leeper Sallw Starr Anmce Balley Karen Iohnson Sandra Garrard Pam Ferrell Llnda Dans Dmne Black Pat Edwards Sandra Cathell Sheha Iwaughton Joanne Tlnaro Bettx Lynch Pat Burnworth Jean1e HHTTISOH bondra Glasser f--. we. -vs!! STUDENT ASSISTANT S Though the administration and staff at Granby work to keep the school running at all times, their work would be much harder than it is if it were not for the volunteer work done by the Student Assistants. From the moment we enter school the Book- room Assistants are at work selling us books so that we may begin our studies. The Clinic Assistants are always on duty so that at any time during the school day when a person feels sick, he or she may go to the Clinic for assistance. Whenever there is a book needed for a re- port or some information needed for a re- search paper the Library Assistants are there to help. These people help keep the library in order and also keep the books in shape by mending and repairing any that are damaged. The Office Assistants do a huge amount of work in the main school office where the rec- ords are kept. In addition they collect all the absentee cards and distribute the lists to the teachers. They are on call at all times to deliver and sort mail, run errands for the teachers, and deliver information that is helpful to all students. Thus you see that Student Assistants affect all parts of our school life and add immeas- ureable to it BOOKROOM ASSISTAN TS Robert Ixelles Iohn Babb 'llaicus Friedman , . 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A Iwfwl, iz ' - - ' ' 1, P t- tle 13151-sv, Marglv Roth, C11ZXI'1f'11l? R1c'o. Ro ' L: A1'1s1110 .IC'f1l1111, ' v-rs. , 1 ' , R ' 71: --sz 1 , , 2 '. I . -I 5' R 'hz -1l1'1i'x 111'iggs,,' 1 ,' '- , 15' S1 ' ' '. 1z,'.z-, , 1 Q, 'hy' . This was the year of the lost class. Fntil January, 1959, it appeared that there would be no Granby class of 1959. And for many former members, there will be no Granby class of 1959. September 1958 found the secondary schools of Norfolk closed by order of Governor Almond. This was the state's answer to the court decision that Norfolk schools must integrate at the beginning of the fall term. For the seniors there was no time to lose if they expected to graduate on schedule. Many seniors, as well as lower classmen enrolled in other schools, both in and out of the Tidewater area. Granbyites are scat- tered across the country in other school systems. Other Granby students enrolled in the pri- vate tutoring groups set up in churches in the city. Some students were able to get a full schedule of classes, other students were able to schedule classes to meet part of their requirements. The student body that remained in Norfolk followed the fortunes of their school, par- ticularly the sports activity. These students were ready and willing to return to school when and if schools opened. Finally in Jan- uary there was definite hope that schools would open for the second semester. Schools did reopen for the second semester and the class of 1959 lost no time in pre- paring for their graduation. There was a sense of urgency not present in previous years. Certain functions associated with the classes, such as the Comet Show, were casual- ties of the integrated school system. The school board had voted to eliminate all school sponsored social functions. The sponsorship of the junior and senior proms, as well as class night, was assumed by the parents of the students. These func- tions were still held at school in the usual way. Due to the school closure there are smaller classes this year, particularly noticeable in the graduating seniors. The important thing is that there is a graduating class this year, not a lost class of 1959. 12 I lfig H En 'li D '4 'Q Q. . Q .Q 0 Q , lfqzsbgb bbq., 'So 9 9. iw' .llq ,JIEQ - N , ' s x - 1 sie' Q: ':::S ll r 4'll:1 Q+. .,9 o ,s' Quin .Q U9 6 1 gb Q U A 9 Ima . U x ,ga Q .00 'H 'ev 4' o . 9 1l:gQ. Q.k Q a 0 - 0 Q 9' 9, s s 'Y XXX, Q .,, 9 1 , h .8 6 65' Q ,,Q.f: , 0 be 4 Us 9 QAQS V 1 4' 59 u,,, as 9 sa 'q.,QQb. 0 Q 9 .0 Q' 'ebay 6 4' auf: Q ., CL SSES 29 Qc ,Q 0 0 4 ,Q , ,O u v , 'KX .AO o'n:Xtx, e x , ,o':,4S' 4, 0. 0 x 4',o ' af Q' CLASS SPONSOR GJ MRS MARY B GREEN We the members of the Class of 1959 w1sh to thank Mrs Mary B Green for the help and guldance she has gxven the class durlng our years at Granby 30 4, .1 . 'M y 4 S , f 7 v - - 1 nh SENIOR CLASS OFFICER 4!. :g1 ll? .dn Leslu Ward Kenny Fusch J P1 es1de11t N103 P1t,S1dQHt Sec 1 Lt 11 x T1 L lSL1161 Sen 1101 1llu If S . 36' C HQ --an anet Blexston Bob Z1e1den and Sandra Fuedman O 'J Ixenm Fusch I met LIQVN ton Leslex VS ud Sllldl 1 Fleedm 111 ' a - 1 'fy' ,S I5 u Q I 3 Q ,A 1 f H 1 -1 ,f I . . X ' 1 - A 2 , S X . , I V x. X t I 'l . lf.- : , - 1 wi ' A 1 ' 1 ,. . 1, .,,, 1,11, 1,,..,. 11,, . . . ,, 1 Bob Zierden Q 1 ..11 S Lf- ' 1 ' . , 1 ,1,. 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Pe . . 5 sf gc' 3 A - L .J ., iffgti in X 4- . ,gy-fait ,ki , ,A V J K p . I qv , , 4' . ., . if M Q - UZ my X ' f . H 5 .k'- , . Q Frif-, s' ox J J v . A, . , 2 , Y I 4 Xu .J ' g N - s Y X ' , ' - - A S' h , , . . . ' 2 1 . 7 , . ,V ' 1 1 - ' J ,' ' - . Lvl v L , A 1 D 1 v . M John Q Adams General John January Graduate Carolyn Jean Anderson Academ1c Carolyn June Gradaute Les Cadets Le Cercle FTHHCHIS Homeroom Treasurer House of Representatwes French Tournament Drlll Team Nonuette Chorus Secretary Chorus Jr Y Teens Welkin Trl H1 Y Comet Show Sen1or Talent Show Fay Whlte Anderson General Fay June Graduate Bowling Glrls Athletlc Club ture Nurses Club Cadets Donald Eugene AnJal Jr Academ1c Don August Graduate Intra mural Basketball Intra mural Tennis Bon l1n Ping Pong Red Cross Representative Arlene Dee Asbell Academic Arlene Tune Graduate . . Le Cercle Francais treasurer . . - ture Teachers . . Creative Writing Guild . . Cue Club . . Les Cadets . . Forum Club . . SPECTATOR staff . . French Tournaments. f fi 'Vx ,-Q 'El Michael Aschenas Academ1c 'VI1ke June Graduate Intlamural Bowling Granby Forum SPECTATOR staff Band Carolme Ashe General Carolyn June Graduate Plng pong Volley Ball Band Donald Ray Askew ls? ' General Don Q June Graduate John Richard Babb Academ1c John June Graduate Lee Berry H1 Y Secretary Key Club Parllamentarlan Home r o 0 m Representatlve Homeroom Treasurer Cross Country JV Vars ity Outdoor and Indoor Track Pan American League Monogram Club Math Tournament Spamsh Tournament Jun lor Usher Richmond Her ald Tribune Forum Book room ASS1StaHt D1str1ct H1 Y Conference Senior Talent Show Annice Whitehurst Bailey Academic Annice June Graduate . . Homeroom Treasurer . . House of Rep- resentatives Chaplain and Secretary . . Welkin Tri- Hi-Y President and Chap- ain . . Senior Chorus S - retary . . Comet Show Com- mittee . . Comet Show . . M.G.A. Convention . . S.C.A. Convention . . Senior Talent Show . . Footlights Club . . Jr. Chorus . . Jr. Y-Teens . . Senior Y-Teens. Conme Jo Ann Baker Genelal Conn1e June Graduate Intra mural P1ng Pong Sulm mmg Jun1or Chorus Sen1or Chorus Jumor Y Teens Senlor Y Teens Cue Club G1rls Athletlc Club Sen1or Talent Shou Daw 1d Wallace Ballance General David June Graduate I' O0tbal1 J V Track J V V3I'S 12 lmfhnll T V Vars 1 Susan Locke Bates General Susan June G1 aduate Home room T1 easurer Bacca laureate Commlttee Co Chalrman Senlor Talent Shovx JI Y Teens Y Teens Dr1ll Team Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y Secretary Florence W1ll1s Bell AC3d9mlC o Februa1v Graduate House of Representatwes Les Cadets Le Celcle Fran ca1s B1ble Club Secletalv Treasu1e1 Welkm T11 H1 Y Jr Y Teens Y Teens Future Nurses Club Dr1ll Team Eleanor Berg Bus1ness Eleanor June Gladuate Games Trl H1 Y Jun1o1 Chorus Senlor Chorus Junlor Y Teens 'K Cecil Llewellyn Blackwell Jr AC8.d8I1llC Hue1tt Ju11e Graduate Homeroom Representatne J V Track J V Basketball Vars1ty Baseball Football J V Va1s1ty Co Captaln Vars Its Track George W1ll1ams H1 Y Mo11ogram Club Le Cercle Flancals Les Cadets Norfolk D1str1ct H1 Y CODVQIILIOH Mary Susan Blanks Academ1c Susan June Graduate Future Teachers lr Y Teens Sr Y Teens Mary Noll1e Blount ACad6mlC Mary June Graduate Red Cross Representatlve Volleyball Les Cadets Le Cercle Franca1s L1braryAss1stant Lunchroom ASS1StaHt Junlor Chorus DE Club French 'lournament M1 ler and Rhodes Forum Grace Vlrglnla Bottmo Academlc GI'aCle June Graduate 8th Grade Treasurer 10th Grade Sec retary Home-room Treas urer Homeroom Repre sentatlxe J Y Teens Treasurer Welkm TTIHI Y Vars1ty Cheerleaders Le Cercle Franca1s Comet Show Les Cadets Senlor Talent Show Judy Bohen General Judy June Graduate Harold Gray Boyer 'JW 1 General Harold June Graduate J V Track Intramural Bowhng Blble Club Forum Club Janet Ellzabeth Brewton Academ1c Janet June Graduate Freshman Class Secretary S e n 1 o r C l a s s Secretary Junlor Chorus V1ce Presldent Sen1or Chorus V1ce Presx dent Semor Class Com m1ttee Head House of Representatwes Home room Treasurer Honor Code Comm1ttee Off1C6 Asslstant L1brary Asslst an Semor Talent Show Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y Y Teens Sr Y Teens Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Foot11ghts Club Drxver Educatxon Ass1stant Madmgals Pan Amer1can League All State Chorus Aprll Arretta Brockmyer General Apr1l June Graduate Norfolk Junlor Red Cross V1ce President Azalea Court Attendant Varslty Cheer leader Co Captam Glrls State Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y Sen1or Commlttee Head Comet Show Sen1or Talent Show Jr Red Cross Con ventlon House of Repre sentatlves Sr Y Teens Jr YTeens Dr1ll Team Traff1c Safety Commlt ee Mary Roselyn Brooks Academ1c Mary June Graduate House of Representatwes Jr Y Teens Chaplaln Games Tr1 H1 Y Presldent Y Teens M G A Conven tlon Jr Chorus Chorus Madrlgals Cheerleaders V a r s 1 t y Cheerleaders Comet Show Sen1or Talent Show Carol Ann Buchanan General Carol June Graduate F u t u r e Him fi 'Q QL' :Wi -ef' ,Av- 1.1 Lmda Louxse Bucher Academ1c Lmda June Graduate Footllghts Club Future Teachers Latln Tournament Beverly Jane Burgess General Bev June Graduate J Y Teens Secretary House of Representatwes Home room Treasurer Red Cross Representat1ve Y Teens Jr Chorus S Chorus Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y F0Otl1ghtS Club Pau lcla Alma Burnworth Academ1c Pa June Graduate House of Representatlves Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Vlrglllla. Mus1c Camp ture Nurses F u t u r e Teachers SPECTATOR Staff Off1ce ASS1StaHt Drlll Team Semor Talent Show Nancy Lou Burroughs Bus1ness Nan August Graduate Intra mural Sw1mm1ng Intra mural Basketball Intra mural Volleyball Intra mural Plng Pong Intra mulal Tennls Glrls Ath letlc Club Joe Edward Byrd General oe Nurses Sr Glrls Chorus June Graduate Sandra Ann Cathell Bus1ness Sandy June Graduate F u t u r e Nurses Club Treasurer Jr Y Teens Dr1ll Team BUSINESS IZ June Graduate Freshman Class V1ce Pres1dent Games Tr1 H1 Y Treasurer Keyetts Jr Y Teens Comet Show M1ss Sopho more Joseph Patrlck Clarke General oe June Graduate Freshman Class Senator Sophomore Class Senator JV Foot ba Basketball JV and VaTS1ty Vars1ty Baseball Monogram Club Secretary George W1ll1ams H1Y Secretary Jun1or Usher Boys State All Eastern D1str1ct f1rst and second team All group I second team All Eastern D1St11Ct Tournament f1rst team All State Basketball f1rst team Outstandmg Norfolk Basketball Player John Davld Coan General John June Graduate Tenn1s Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Granby Forum Gary Brown Cordon ana General Gary 'N 'Tix ' E 'KG SAV Qv vn Ffa 'ar- 2 ix., ,fm 9' 's Y Judxth Lelgh Cox BUSINESS Judy June Graduate Home1oom Treasurer S e n 1 o r Y Teens Secretary D r1 l 1 Team Jr Y Teens f1C6 Ass1stant Norman Alexander Cox General Norman June Graduate Ann Patrxcla Crump Academ1c Ann June Graduate Games Tr1 H1 Y Jr Y Teens Chorus Comet Show S G1rls Chorus Lmda Carolyn Darnell General Lynn June Graduate Intramural Basketball Sr Chorus All State Chorus Blble Club Dr1ll Team Future Teachers Club Patrlcla Anne Daughtrey Patsy June Graduate Art Club June Graduate D E Club f Future Nurses 37 1 f N '73-i . 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V Q '.: . - j'..Of- l I ' Q 'JL L ' wi f yl 'fl2: rd . i 1 1: , Elizabeth Mary Cherry N ' I- '- , 1 i V lf. v J fr ' ..,, I 5 -- - l . .1 .- at J - 5 .:' r..S,: 1 Q y .. .. r. f Nb 5, . , 1 ' I . . . l. .. . 6 ' ', Lmda Carroll Davxs Academ1c Lmda June Graduate House of Representat1ves Home room Treasurer Jr Y Teens Future Teachers Club Hlstorlan Pan Amer 1can League SPECTATOR Buslness Staff Offlce As sxstant Ellzabeth Davis Denny General Betsy August Graduate Mary Amella Dlmmlt Buslness Mary June Graduate Red Cross Representatlve Art Club Dlstrlbutors Club Sue Burger Downing General ue June Graduate Art Club Off1C6 Asslstant Lewis Cllnton Eason III General Cl1nt June Graduate Red Cross Representatlve H o m e room Treasurer Intra mural Wrestlmg Indoor Track Outdoor Track, JV, Vars1ty Pan Amerlcan League Sen1or T a 1 e n t Show raw 415 0-'N 'Uh df'- ii bm C' QA ww an f-ff' 1 'UQ' uri Joanne Elssmg General June Graduate S Y Teens VICE Presldent Inter Club Councll Presldent Sr Chorus Dr1ll Team G1r1s Athletlc Club es Cadets Comet Show Sen1or Var1ety Show V1r g1n1a State YTeen Conven t1on Chamber of Commerce Forum Lawrence Harrls Eldrld ge General Lester June Graduate JV Track Vars1ty Football Intra mural Wrestllng Chorus Sr Chorus All State Chorus Lee Berry H1 Y Harvey Davrd Eluto General Harvey June Graduate ASS1StaHt Stage Manager Granby Trafflc Safety Commlttee Cha1rman Pan Amerlcan League Red Cross Repre sentatxve House of Repre sentat1ves Member Qu1z em On the Arr Helene Sharon Engle General Helene June Graduate Homeroom Treasure1 Footllghts Club Future feachers Pan American League Llbrary Ass1stant COMET Staff Steven Errol Epps Academ1c Steve June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer George W1l hams H1 Y Spamsh Tour nament r... Charles Nelson Eskey General Nelson June Graduate Su immmg Team ai, Mike Carlton Fischer General Mike June Graduate Eleanor Deanna Flora Business Eleanor June Graduate. Q'-n Robert Walker Foard III Academic Bobby June Graduate . . Sr. Band. Marlyn Sandra Freedman Academic Mouse ' June Graduate . . Senior Class, Senator . . House of Representatives . . Home room Treasurer . . Keyettes, Secretary . . Welkin Tri Hi-Y, Treasurer . . Sr Chorus . . Jr. Chorus . . Non- uettes . . Miller and Rhodes Forum . . Senior Talent Show . . 39 S. Sandra Raye Freedman Academic Sandra June Graduate House of Representatives Safety Committee of House of Rep resentatn es Cue Club Historian Pan American League Secretary Granby Forum Office Assistant S p a n 1 s h Tournament Spectator Staff Marcus V Friedman General Butch June Graduate House of Representatives Granby Forum Kenneth Ericson Fusch Academic Kenny J u n e Graduate Senior C l a s s Vice President Junior Class Senator Senior Talent Show Committee C h a 1 r m a n S e n 1 o r Prom Committee Chairman . . Homeroom Treasurer . . George Wil- liams H'-Y Secretary Treasurer . . Varsity Base- ball . . J.V. Football . . Mono- gram Club . . Key Club . . S.C.A. Convention District State . . Boys State . . Span- ish Tournament. .Math Tournament . . Junior Usher. Sandra Ann Garrard General Sandy August Graduate . . Ping Pong Tournament . . Bible Club . . Les Cadets . . Office Assistant . . Athletic Club. Sondra Glasser General Teala June Graduate . . F u t u r e Nurses, Vice-President, Treasurer . . Bowling . . Art Club . . Junior Y-Teens . . Girls' Athletic Club.. Granby Band . . All-State Band . . All City Band . . Welkin Tri-Hi-Y . . Office Assistant . . Senior Talent Show. Aubrey Guy Graham J General Aubiey June Giaduate House of Representatn es Home room Treasurer Red Cross Representatix e Intramural 'vollevball Intramural Bas ketball Lee Berrv H1 Y D1StTlCt H1 Y Tr1 H1 Y Con ference Senlor Chorus Vladrigals Carol Gregoly General Carol June Graduate Mary I oulse Gregory General Mary June Gradaute 16 n c e Club . . Band John Brace Griswold General Jack June Gradaute . . Varsity S W i m m i n g.. Intramural Swimming . . Junior Varsity Track . . Monogram Club. Anna Marie Hall General Ann August Graduate . . House of Representatives . . Future Nurses . . Future Home- makers . . Girls Athletic Club. Lf two. :gl 3:1 if, ' . 5 mf' 1 , f 'Tiffxf' K 1 I 40 cr' CT? Dixie Lee Hall Business Dixie June Giaduate Dr1ll Team Office Assistant Junloi '1 Teens James Handy Hall General James Iune Giaduate Jr Chorus gl Chorus kwa W MS-sm William Edward Harman Genel al Ick1e June Graduate Track Sr. Chorus. Paul Carter Harris '. General Paul August Graduate . . Junior Varsity Track . . Varsity Track . . Intramural Basket- ba . . George Williams Hi-Y. Carl Edward Harrison General Carl June Graduate . . Homeroom Treasurer . . Golf Team Sarah Eugenla I-larrlson AxC3Cl8D11C Jeame June G1aduate House of Rep1ese11tat1xes Home room T1easu1e1 Sen1or Class Speclal Exents Com mlttee Cha1rman Welkm I1 H1 X Q1 Chorus Cho1us All State Chorus Jr Y Teens Sr X Teens Footllghts Club D11ll feam TIQRSUICI Off1C9 LXss1stant Math 110111113 ment Lhzabeth Nlany Hechtkopf Bus1ness L1zabeth June Graduate Welkln Tr1 H1 Y Reporter Y Teens Comet Show FO0tllghtS Club Nolfollt H1 Y s Reporter L1bra1y Ass1stant DlStrlCt H1 Y Dlane Hofhelmer General D1ane June Graduate Sr Chorus Future Nurses Foot llghts Club Cue Club Rosallnd Mona H0fWltL Bus1ness Rozz1e June Graduate D E Club Douglas Osborne Hubbell Academlc Doug June Graduate House of Representatnes Key Club Dlstrlct Bulletm Edltor JI Va1s1ty Basketball Va1s1ty Tenms Lee Berry H1 Y JI Cholus Sr Ch01Ub Monogram Club + 'iv-r L -J C'-5 Rlchard Scott Hughes Academlc Rlcky June Graduate Intramural Basketball Bon Img Vollex ball --.. Dorothy Vlarle Hundley Bus1ness Do June Gladuate G1rls Ath letlc Club Off1C8 Ass1stant L. 'Q James Hunter enera James June Graduate 1' Dnane M Johnson Bus1ness Dee August Graduate Trans fer Stantonsbul g H1gh School Stantonsburg North Ca ol1na 1 A g Joyce Anne Johnson -Xcadem1c Jovce June Graduate Jr Y feens Sr X Teens 41 . ' .' ' , 4 - 'If . 7 l . ,. V' VA 1' T'- - ...'. ...Jr. . 5 . Q x b . . ' 5 Q. ,. . .V t , , . . . . 4 ' ' ' . . ' . . ' . . - - , . . Jr. , 1 f . . f 1 I A - . . , . . . . 3 ' ' T ' . ' t Councll of H1-Y s and Tr1 . 'J I - . y . . .. I J 4' 1 . .. . . - Cours.-ance' ' Liumrff fx.-1-:.-4-....+ ..Y 1, . . - --M . . J 1 ....,.,...... Q ful 'Wag . . . ' , G 1 'K ' , r x ,,. W . L . I Q - . K 5 , . ' fi' ...Q - I , , Y . . . . . I' - mf -. 4 F 1 ' i . 1 , X 5' We ' , Okla Warren Johnson General Mack June Graduate Treasurer of Monogram Club Wrest lmg State Champ1on 56 57 58 59 Wllllam Henry Jones Jr Academ1c Bllly June Graduate H1 Y Trx H1 Y Counc1l Pres1dent Lee Berry H1 Y Treasurer S Chorus Treasurer House of Representatwes H o m e r o o m Treasurer Vars1ty Football Manager Comet Show Semor Talent Show Junlor Usher J Chorus All State Chorus Key Club Spanlsh Baccalaureate C o m m 1ttee Chalrman Semor Devo tlons Commlttee Cha1rman Madr1gals St Leger Moncure Joynes Jr Academ1c Monty June Graduate House of Representat1ves J Chorus Sr Chorus State Chorus 57 Jacob Jerry Kantor Academ1c er June Graduate Red Cross Representatwe Vars1ty Tenms Intramural Bowl 1ng Intramural Volley Ba Monogram Club Pan Amerlcan League Treasurer Debatmg Club COMET Staff Junlor Usher VIVIHD Mane Keeter Bus1ness Marle June Graduate Red Cross Representatlve Dr1ll Team Offlce Asslstant '1 vi! -5 1471 so 'Q r'J95'39 'Wu i ..? CR T' 42 June Ann Kelley General June August Graduate Lester Ronald Kmg Academ1c Romne June Graduate House of Rep re se ntatn e Student Government Treasurer C1ty SCA Key Club Inter natlonal Trustee Interna tlonal Key Club Conventlon D1str1ct Key Club Conven tlon Honor Code COmm1tt66 C h a 1 r m a n Monogram Club Comet Show Football J V Vars Usher Marle Louxse Kmg General Mane June Graduate Archery Tournament Art Club Gall Toby Krukm Academic Gal House of Le Cercle Presldent Cue Club Future Teachers of Ame-r1ca French Tournament Math Tournament New York Herald Tr1bune Forum June Graduate Representatlve FTHHCZIS V1ce Les Cadets wllllam Harry Langston General B1ll5 August Graduate Wrestlmg JV Football Vars1ty Wrestl1ng Wrest lmg State Champ1on Monogram Club f -. 'Q , 1:1 6 Q ' . 1:- I xt, I , , ' ' y 2 .M..-.-...... . l . .- - .- Q ,rl ' . 1 A: fy I G . r' Y 1 . . W . ' l .1 , . s . . l NJ, I I - - ' . . : l . . l'. A . I. I lr I . . Tdumament ' 1 Seam glass e1.,,n ullr, ity . .' iv. 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JV r . -- . -5 Louis Legum Academic Louis June Graduate House of Representatives SPFCTA TOR Sports Editor Foot llghts Club Secretary Ten ms Manager Football Bas ketball Statxclan lntra mural Wrestling Mono gram Club Debating Club Granby Forum Rachel Jane Levy Academic Jane June Graduate House of Representatives Homeroom Treasurer Future Teach ers President Vice Presldent Varsity Cheerleader COMET Staff Business Man ager State FTA Board Member at Large Jr Y Teens Drill Team Span lsh Tournament Pan American League FTA State Convention SIPA Convention TPA Conven tlon Sophomore T al e n t Shovx Senior Talert Sho Robert Jo Levy Academic June Graduate F u t u r e Teachers Treasurer PFSSI dent Vice President Vars lty Cheerleader Reporter SPECTATOR Business Staff Drill Team Pan Amerl can League TPA Conven tlon Latin Tournament Jr YTeens Sophomore Talent Show Senior Talen Show . . FTA State Conven tion . . Spanish Tournament. Stephen K Lewis Academic June Graduate . . Hoomroom Treasurer . . Intramural Wrestling . . Bowling Team Pan American League. Wauneta Adele Lewis Business Nita June Graduate . . SCA Sec- retary . . Junior Class Secre- tary . . Jr. Y-Teens, President . . Jr. Chorus, President . . Welkin Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary . . State SCA Convention . . Virginia-Carolina Y-Teen Conference . . Comet Show . . Homeroom Treasurer . . Red Cross Representative . . Senior Talent Show . . Sr. Chorus . . Jr. Chorus . . Varsity, J. V., Cheerleader . . Footlights Club. ? 'isa' Paul Douglas Light General Paul June Graduate V a r s 1 t y Swimming Sr Chorus Jr Chorus Madrigals Boys Quartet Comet Show Senlor Talent Show Les Cadets All State Chorus Mary Jacquelyn Llpp Busmess Mary Jac June Graduate Drill Team Jr Y Teens Future Nurses Library Asslstant Bowlmg Senior Talent Show Maureen Looney Academic Looney Toons June Graduate G r a n b y Forum Creative Writing Guild Future Teachers SPECTATOR Staff . . Bowl ing . . Tennis. Patricia Anne Lotz General Patsy omeroom Treasurer . . ouse of Representatives . . Red Cross Representative . . Jr. Chorus . . Sr. Chorus . . Jr. Y-Teens . . Future Nurses . . Clinic Assistant. 0 Elizabeth Burnett Lynch General Betty August Graduate . . Home- room Treasurer . . Jr. Y- Teens . . J. V. Cheerleader . . Drill . . Games Tri-Hi-Y. Mlllard Danxel Maloney Academlc Mlllard August G1 aduate Trans fer Student Katle Lou Mason ACad6m1C Kates J u n e Graduate Sopho more Class T1easurer Jun1or Class Treasurer Student Goxelnment Treas urer House of Represen tatlxes Red Cross Repre sentat1ve D1str1ct H1 Y Tr1 H1 Y Conference Honor Code Commlttee Glrls State C1ty S C A Sr Chorus Jr X Teens VICE Pres1dent S Y Teens Welk1n Tr1 H1 Keyette Club Senlor Tal ent Show James Llttelle Matthews General J1mmy June Graduate G e o r g e W1ll1ams H1 Y Douglas Evans Xiatthzas Acadermc Doulgas June Graduate House of Representatn es Home room Treasurer COMET Staff Ed1to1 1n Ch1ef Intramural Vollesball Key Club Debatlng Club Creatne W11t1ng Gu1ld T P A Conventlon S I P A Conwen on New York Herald Tr1bune Fo1um Comet Show Com Inlttee Arlene Perry 'VICCZIII BUSINESS Patt1 August Gladuate House of Representatnes Tennls Tournament Fleld Hockex Basketball Glrls Ath let1c Club Alt Club Future Homemalxe1s Drlll Team all l wi?- gvl' '?' sr' hi 'Q v-5 IQ 135 ?' uv df? 'Q' C' Janice Yvonne WIcClennan BUSINESS Jamce Iune Craduate Sr Chorus I1ma Xlarle XIcI'herson Amd: mlC M.1r1e Iune Craduate House of R9Dl9'w0l1l1Eil2lXC s Home room Tlmsurer Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Jr X Teens S X Teens Freshman Vauetx Shou Vlfglnla MUSIC Camp 5 en1o1 Talent Show Comet Show All State Chorus COMET Staff Drxll Team Helene Loretta Wlendelsohn Academlc Helene June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer Homeroom Representatlwe Future Teachers Footllghts Club Future Nurses Llblars Asslstant VV1ll1am Wllson Nlerrlam Gene1 al Blllv June Graduate Varslty Wresthng State Champlon JV Wresthng JV Pole Vault George W1ll1ams H1 Y Monogram Club Bonme Lelgh Mlller General BONNIE June Craduate House of Replesentatlx es B 1 bl e Club V1ce Plesldent Ath letlc Club Si-3Cl6t3IX X Teens Sr Y Teens Jr Chorus Sr Chorus All State Chorus Spanlsh Tournament 08 Charles Everett Mllteer Jr General Everett June Graduate I n d o o r Track Vars1ty Track Lee Berry H1Y Pres1dent Secretary Key Club V1ce Presldent Jumor Usher MGA Delegate D1str1ct Key Club Convent1on D1s tr1ct H1 Y Tr1 H1 Y Confer ence Wllllam Albert MlHt0H Jr General B1 June Graduate Charles S Montagna General Chuck June Graduate Homeroom Representatwe Homeroom Treasurer Key Club PTGSI dent Junlor Usher Cap1tal D1str1ct Key Club In ternat1onal T r e a s u r e r Ch1cago Internat1onal Key Club Convent1on Totonto Internat1ona1 Key Club Con vent1on SCA Convent1on Boys State Mayor Commencement Comm1ttee Co Cha1rman Lynn Deltnck Moore General N oser August Graduate Home room Treasurer IV Track Intramural Wrestl1ng Intramural Basketball Zell Ada Moseley General Zell June Graduate House of Representatn es Band, Majorette COMET Show pl! Charles Rlchard Myers General Charles June Graduate Intramural Wrestl1ng Mlchael Todd Nero General Chum June Graduate Football X Q f ' ' l Monogram Club ,,, Sharon Judxth Newburg QF' General Judy June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer Le Cercle Fran C315 Les Cadets ture Teachers Creat1ve Wrltlng Gulld SPECTA TOR Staff Granby Forum Alan Nordlmger Academ1c Norge June Graduate House of Representatwes Home room Treasurer Intra mural Wrestmg Q Kay Dodson Nottmgham Academ1c Kay June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer 8th Grade Tal ent Show Jr H Teens Jr Chorus, V1ce Presldent Sr Chorus JV Cheer leaders Varslty Sr , Chorus COMET Show Sr Chorus Games Trl H1 Y Sen1or Talent Show 45 v - 1 . - , - - , r I ' ' . Y . ., . . . . , Y - , .- .- - x ,. ,, 1 ' ' ' -I' 'C '55 Q'ef?l'?-.fr 3- TQ:-' -,ga 1 .h , y - rlgyg-,6l..n,. f ' ' f-X251-T fuk? -I S ag- 3 ,ref f -A -1 3 12?-A - I f ,U 1 'ff f ' 5 'Ia -if 5 ,fs V .gissaili 1 , ' - . , . , 'll . r ' ' 1 l A . . . . , . . , ' - I ' . . . . Fu- ,' ' Y K . f 1 . 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'- TS 46 Dxana Sue Pangle General Dxana Tune Graduate Junlor Y Teens Les Cadets V1ce Prcsldent lmda Sue Parker General Lmda June Graduate House of Representatlves I1 Chorus Jr Y Teens Drlll Team Jr V a r s 1 t y Cheelleaders Treasurer S Chorus Pres1dent All State Chorus Madrlgals Nonutte Co Manager Welkln Trl H1 Y Keyette s Treasurer COMET S h o w Talent Show Sr Prom Commxttee Co Chauman 'Vlay Scott Perdue General May Scott August Graduate Jr Y Teens Sclence Club Granby Forum Les Cadets Brucc Henry Peters General Atlas June Graduate House of Representatlwes Home room T1 easurer Indoor Track Outdoor Track Ardell Patrxcla Pierce General Ardell June Graduate S Y Teens Vxce Presldent Y Teens Y Teen Conference Jr Cholus Sr Cholus Drlll Team Comet Show Sr Talent Show Qharon Lee Plawm Ge11e1al Qh Iron N Q Iune Graduate House of Pep1ese11t'1t1xes Teens Les Cadets 11915 ure1 Kexettes Sl I' C T-X FOR BUQIIICSS St lff G mes T11 H1 H 'an -Xmeucan league r Club JI Y Teens ,J aff ,1 l Harold' ollack Gene1al Harold Q-K g. Iune C1aduate Intlamural Bowlmg Intramural XVI' tl Rebecca Sue Poore Academlc Becky June Graduate D In Club H1St0T1'1ll Future Nuxses Club ,WW Anne Ehzabeth Porter Atademu Anne Iune Graduate Le C11cle F1anca1s SPFCT-XTOR Staff Transfel f1om All dren Lexus Linda Jud1th Porter b' Gene1al I mcla June Gmcluatv Sth G1ade Class, Treasu1v1 Home mom 'l'1oasu1c-1 Rccl Cmss Rep1ese11t.1t1xe l1 fllllllllx House of' R01111-sm ntatlxc-s l'an Ann-114.111 L4-.xguv 41 Rlchard John I rub'- CGIIPI 'll Dlclt Iunc Cmduate JV Bxsket 1'1ll Stage Managu Robert Gel ald Ramsev Genel al JCTIV June Graduate House of Rep1esentat1ves IV Foot ball George W1ll1ams H1 H Jumoz Usher Comet Suv Frank Andrew Rlbar General Frank June Graduate JV Vars1ty Football Co Captaln T 1 d e W a t e 1 All Foreman Fleld All Eastern Dlstrlct All Met1opol1tan Mono gram Club Gerald Ieslle Rmgo General Jerry August G1aduate House of Replesentatlxes Intra mural Track Intramural Wresthng Judith Cormne Rltter Busmess Judy -Xugust Glacluate Home room Representatlwe Drlll Team,-Captaln, Sec1eta1y S1 Y Teens Jr X Teens k - A I A ' A - dr.- t ' . . ' ' .' . . .l1'. Y- ' C' .1 ,'l:.- . , J I ' ' 1 . . A t . 1 1 '. . . 2. - . . '. - . I - X lg . . ' '. 'J I . ll.. fy.,-as I 'V et 1' . Q'u.3f' ef- x Anil, Q Q, rf- ki, Y v .L 1 E. , 1 2 I if I -. , ' 1 , , ' bg I ' . ,V Q - I E, ., l, . I . , , ff I Aa .1 1 ' ' 'l' K, f av I A 4 4 L 4 f . .. pm lf- - - . v J ' I .- 'Y ' 2, ' . 4 2 13 1 1 W - - V K , ' . . . - - 1 ' . . ' . V r . G ' ' '- Y .. es ' A ll '9w, l ' l 1 Q' . 1 ' I . Q y A- . - .. ' , , - . . All- N . -, - I 4 . u . . . . , , - D . , c . . ' - ' . . A ' . 5332 I f ,,, ,, f, wr? K I ,p . A z' ' 4 6 x . 3' . ' 1 . . ' 'I . ', 3- -Ji'-M, .,.- ., . , I A, H I . Q gf' . Katherme Anne Robbms General Anne August Graduate Club Jr Chorus Y Teens Lenlam Kay Robmson General Lan1 June Graduate Intra mural Sw1mm1ng Cheer leaders J V Vars1ty Semor Chorus C o m e t Show S1 Talent Show Margaret Howard Roberson General Magg1e June Graduate Intramural Ice Skatmg Art Club Futu1e Nurses Sr Chorus All State Chorus Sara Ann Roberts Academlc Sara Treasurer SPECTATOR Staff Managmg Edltor Ed1 tor 1n Ch1ef Games Tr1 H1 Y Keyette Club Les Cadets Le Cercle Francals Secretary Art Club J Y Teens Gxrls State S I P A Convent1on T P A Convent1on M 1 l l e r and Rhodes Forum New York Herald Trlbune Forum Semor Publ1c1ty Commlttee Co Cha1rman French Toulna ment John Wllloughby Romm Jr Academ1c Jack June Graduate Wrestlmg Tenn1s Lee Berry H1 Y Sr Chorus Comet Show All State Chorus Junlor Lsher 7- ks we 0.- -f pq ' Tw' .am...t.esif..-.Sick v 'z ,,f ,fu rw nf' 1:37 8 I mda Ins Ross General Lmda June Graduate Les Cadets Le Cercle Franc-als Creatlve Wr1t1ng Gu1ld Cue Club Treasurer PTQSI dent Natlonal Thesplan SOC16ty French Tourna ment Cue Club Plays Loulse Ellzabeth Roth General Weezee June Graduate J Y Teens Future Teachers Llbrary Ass1stant Jeannette Ann Saw yer General Jeannette August Graduate D r 1 l l Team Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y Jr Y Teens Rlchard J Schellm gs General Rlchard Transfer from Troy Hlgh School Henry Ch r1st1an Schnelder Academlc Henry June Graduate Football J V Varsxty , 3 1 . f 1 -' - - if ,af . . . . . D. E. . , , ' ' ' - ' . . . . . Jr. ' , , - ' I ,V 5 fr' . , - -, ' - - i I C . . r. - . . F KX Q, Q3 - . . K y 5 ,,+2 , gh ,. June Graduate . . Homeroom 1 ' ' ' ' y h : . 9 .' 1 ' t 2' ' ..., I ,, , I -' - ' . . '- fd 'F I , , ' ' ' ' ' . . A ' J , rx , w, -- , - at f 0 A fl . . . . r. A It 35' S - C .jf I Jr sd 1 - '14 I , .Mig Y .- . . 1 . A. . l r ' 1 - . Q . ., ' . 4- Joseph Frank Sellew General Frank June Graduate Lee Berry H1 Y Lynnette Marie Shepheard Academic Lynnette June Graduate Jr Chorus Treasurer Sr Chorus Comet Show Jr Y Teens AJCIIIUL TGTCI L21 UW Suzanne George Shxpp General Suzie June Graduate Sr Chorus Jr Chorus Madricals Nonuette Games Tr1 H1 Y V1ce President Sen 1or Typing and Pubhcations Committee Chairman YTeens Future Nurses Comet Show Senior Talent Show Harvey Silverman General Harvey June Graduate Wrestllng JV Intramural Band Sr. Chorus. Stephen Sidney Skeji Academic Skigee June Graduate.. Cros. Country . . . Indoor Track . . Outdoor Track . . Mono- gram Club . . Senior Talent Show. ii -1- if abil 'EY W? l L, Henry K Smith General Henry June Graduate Wrestling Intramural J V Varsity Julia Anne Smith Academic u February Graduate Chorus President Secretary Senior Chorus Nonuette 8th Grade Talent Show Comet Show Games Tr1 H1 Y Sargeant at Arms J V Cheerleader Varsity r- v 'n Linda Dean Smith Genel al Linda June Graduate Jr Chorus Jr Red Cross Represen tative Pan American Lea gue Foothghts Club Charles Hudgms Spence Jr Academic Chuck June Graduate Homeroom Representative Freshman Class Treasurer Sopho more Class President S u dent Government V1ce Presl dent President Lee Berry H1 Y V1ce President Key C l u b Chaplain Youth Week City S C A SCA Comentlon District State District H1 Y Tr1 H1 Y Conference M G A Bovs State Sr Chorus Madrlcals Comet Show Honor Code Committee Footlights Club Miller and Rhodes Forum . . New York Herald Tribune Forum . . National Citizenship Con- ference . . Math Tournament . , Comet Show Committee . . Senior Talent Show. Gilmer Jean Stafford General Patty August Graduate . . Les Cadets. Julia Marie Stant General Judy June Graduate Jr Y Teens Llbrary ASS1St2Hf Pan Amer1can League Keyette Club Spamsh Tour nament Robert Lewls Stem Academlc Bobby June Graduate House of Representat1ves Home room Treasurer Red Cross Representatlve Intramural Swlmmlng Varslty SWIM ming Captam Les Cadets Le Cercle Francals J Chorus S Chorus Monogram Club Secretary Wayne Calvm Stevens General Steve June Graduate Ralph Henry Stowell Jr Academlc Ralph June Graduate Cross Coun Indoor Track Out door Track Sen1or Talent Show Joseph Anthony Toro Academxc oe June Graduate Football J V Varslty Basketball J V Varslty Baseball Track Intramural Wrest mg George Wlll1amS H1 Y Comet Show Stuart Arthur Tripp, Jr. Academic Stu June Graduate House of Representat1ves Intra mural Volleyball Intra mural Bowlmg Key Club SPECTATOR Staff Math Tournament Jumor Usher Clyde James Van Arsdall Academlc C Van A June Graduate Swlmmmg Track Cue Club L Cercle Francals Spectator Judxth Lynne Van Dyck Academlc J V D June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer House of Rep resentatlves Secretary Drxll Team Jr Y Teens Sr Y Teens Blble Club Les Cadets Treasurer L Cercle Francaxs Presldent Welk1n Tr1 H1 Y Parllamen tarxan Keyette C l u b Presldent Sen1or Chorus Madrlgals Math Tour nament French Tourna ment Helen Reglna. Vassos General Helen June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer Sr Y Teens Inter Club Councll Represen tatlve Jr Chorus Chorus Vxrglma MUSIC Camp 55 Dr1ll Team Comet Show S e n 1 o r Var1ety Show F u t u r e Nurses Jr Y Teens Marne Teresa Vazzana Academxc Bunme June Graduate Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Jr Y Teens Sr Y Teens Games Tn H1 Y Comet Show Senior Talent Show Dr1ll Team Mittle Sue Vernon Business Mittie Sue August Graduate Y 'leens Sr Y Teens Drill Team Richard Walters General Rip Januarv Graduate Leslev Adele Ward Academic Lesl1e June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer S e n 1 o r Class Treasurer Welk1n Tri H1 Y Chaplin Key ette Club French Club Y Teens Varsity Cheer leader Senior Talent Show Senior Class Chairman Committee Judith Catherine Waterfield Academlc Judy June Graduate Jr Chorus . . Sr. Chorus . . Jr. Y-Teens. Thomas Gray Webber General Healthy June Graduate . . JV Track . . JV Football . . Intramural Track . . I'1'fb'1ll, Foutlrlll Vo eyball WT-:'tling lowl- ing Basketball, Swimming., .. Bible Club. Stanley Herman Weisman General Stanley June Graduate Edward Lewis Weiss Academic Eddie June Graduate G r a n b y Forum President Senior Class Publicity Committee Co Chairman Intramural Bowling Comet Show Senior Talent Show batlng Club Spanish Latin Mathematics Tournaments SPECTATOR Staff Key Club Phyllis Merle Wexler General Pinky June Graduate National Thesplans Society Treasurer Footlights Club Cue Club Plays Future Teach ers Sharon Wmifrede Wheeler General Sharon June Graduate Transfer from North Miami Sr High School Miami Florida. Joanne Llizabeth White Academic Joanne June Graduate . . Les Cadets . . Le Cercle Francais . . . Chorus . . Nonuettes . . . Chorus . . All-State Chorus . . All-Fastern Chorus . . Games Tri-Hi-X Historian . . Senior Invitations Committee Co-Chairman . . Comet Show . . Senior Talent Show. Robert Henry White General Bo June Graduate Intramural W r e s t l 1 n g Intramural Swimming Varsity Swim ming Team Sara Lorena Wiley General Sally June Graduate House of Representatives J Y Teens Sr Y Teens Drill Team Red Cross Repre sentative Comet Show Susan Virginia Wiley General Susan June Graduate Homeroom Treasurer Sr Y Teens Les Cadets Le Cercle Francais Cheerleader J V Varsity Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Madr1gals All State Chorus Virginia Music Champ Comet Sl1ow Senior Talent Show Donald Parker Will Jr Academic Don June Graduate Intramural Bowling Pan American L e a g u e Vice President Granby Forum Les Cadets Spamsh Tournament Science Club Robert Wmslow Academic June Graduate . . Re resentatives '11 -111 'ig Judy Gall Williams Business Judy June Graduate E1ghth Grade President Varsity JV Cheerleader Treasurer Youth Week Comet Show Planning Committee Comet Show Sr Chorus Games Tri H1 Y Reporter Nonuettes Off1ceAss1stant Senior Talent Show Blll Williams A gi Charles Fred Wilson I? ag. Zlerden Bobby House of Freshman p . . Class President . . Junior Class President . . Senior Class President . . JV Wrest- ing . . Football . . Cross Country . . Intramural Wrest- ing . . Lee Berry Hi-Y . . Monogram Club . . Outstand- ing Junior . . Junior Usher . . Boys State . . MGA . . Miller and Rhoades . . Senior Talent Show. W'-5 General Fred June Graduate Track In tramural Bowlmg, Wrestling Jr Chorus Sr Chorus Thomas Kendall Wmlngder Academlc Tom June Gradaute Monogram Club President George Williams H1Y Vice Presi dent Junior Class V106 President Track JV Varsity Basketball JV Varsity Baseball Out standing Player of Norfolk Football JV Vars1ty All City All Foreman Field All Eastern District All Tidewater All Group I All State All Southern All American . . Intramural Volleyball . . Senior Talent Show . . Junior Lsher . . Boys State. LAMLRA SID SLXIORS James Butler John Cooper Wallace Duck Aloerr Durrerre Marcus Friedman James Kopacz Brian Kramer Larry McLeod James Parker Lewis Rosenbaum Davld Sclmwable Lee Temple Wayne Thompson x F '1 ' W 41 ' J . A ' Vlilliam Sams 5. CLASS Ol 1' 60 246 as kd may ,iafir 4. he--' N--N. in I i lf t dx Putioi s --Q- Pam T' ll ill Sccretxiy Nliss Nliix bicgoiv Class Qpoiso Senator wlosr otrsrunixc JUNIORS f fy Bobby Leffexx and Joan Perry K fx jj 54 ,271 ,X ff The class of 1960 can be called the divided class. One semester after enterinff Crrinby the clfiss was split find half of its members assigned to Northside Junior Hiffh when that school opened. The class wfis reunited when the Northside pupils were rewssigned to ' 's '- 60 wx' siit '15 'tin when schools were closed for 'L semester. Despite these sep 1r'1tions -ind in- 'ruptions the cliss ris ru its sh-ire --ss - 'tivities 'nc -is n '1 its sh-ire contributions to the life of C,r'1nhy. Joel Abraham Rlchard -kbrahamxam Ernestlne Ashe Larry Astrander Peggy Atluns Teresa Augustlne J1mmy A5 dlett Bobb1e Ayers S Al- .L L 1 ,wg 1 is Sl' X sf v'1Y T77 ,ap -I 6-I 'Z' 55 Gene Ayers Iwcln Bacal1s Marjorle Bacharach Thomas Ba1se Larkxn Barnette Stexe Baughan Patt Baxley Ellen Bazar Buddy Blake Jo Ellen Beckner Bill Belch Fred Beller Ellene Boggs It an Bodner Geolge Brantley Charlotte B1 e1tenbach Jackle Brlggs Betty Brmkley Robert Brltt Macon Brock Thomas Block Dalton Browne Bob Bule kr1st1na Butle1 Jo? aug 3 -Xlfled Benas kustm H4112 Nlarlehno Bflqfl B111 Benxman Rldldld Betts Patt5 Bwese Dlane Blank Eduard Blaclxvsell v-gr 43 E? Q6 2 Barn Burger Nma Cacholm Joan Cannon -XIld1CXX Cappb Ierle Lartor 'Melo Carter -Xl Cason B111 Cater Q R it 1 ? 'OI' '3 -6 fi xg 10 '-7 T r '!P if 'E '-7 il M1ke Caush Sandra Cherry Elene Chrlst Al Clarochl Judx Clarke Jo Ann Chfton Dale Coggms Jerry Cohen H x onne Conroy 'Hay on Cox Carolx n Craft Pat Crosby ii Neale Dmkno Meredlth D1 ummond Ehzabeth Ebx Susan Ebhn Pat Edu ands Bob Edwards Ronm Etherldge John Falk1exx1c7 Clxdo FCIUHUIPI VN dma Fmeboo P41111-wcrlnll lx mnlh Fltfg, 1 11 sq Oscm Cuddx Dlauo Daughntw Nfxncx Dickerson B 5 IcmD1x 11 Duckx Duff -Xnuo Mane Dunkum Iglll Dunn Cuola Dulhalll ,ur Q4 'Q '7 QhlI'1LX E 1IlI1'1g'J.I1 Gulp Fm L1 JTHMQ Cdlxm Dvm 0 f' uhoxx Bowxlx Caldm EQ 41 CIIIIXC1 Bzubara Garutt Ann Gerhart 4? lQi 0,5 'Ui Y7 7 Nr? 115 'Y fb'- ff' '-Q 5 fag? F9 Y7' pk ? Q, hi? -5 CR-1,1 'l 4-ug 'T I'- 09 Caml GINJQIT Robnrt Glllcx Iamcq Glnncllnmng Iidnln Golden Judy Goodson Arn Lee Goodmn Rax Gould Xlj.,1!l1'1 f1C2'01X Th mmas Crex ard Nano Gnffm Jams s Gux Nlme H xg 2 F? V-r S.-f Margaret Halrlson Gall Hawley Judy Heath Don Henderson D.1x1d Heuxott Hovwald Hlghsmlth Carol Hodges Preston Hodges Eleanor Hofhexmer Ellse Holloday Carolxn Holland Sandia Holt 1318110 Hall Dolothx Hall Qlnrlex Hfut Tommx 1lf.1Il7 Rax Hallman Natahe Halprm LOIQHC Halper Pete Hauell E N7 -Xnmx Hou Tom Hughm qumu IXOX Hubm 11416011 lx xml Jam Robut Iolmnmcn B11b.11.1 Iohzwon harem Iohnson Suu ,Q .4 sd --5 Thonvls Iohnbon Rmh nd Joueb Bob Joxnt 'XIX 1011 lxantol Dlallh hgelmg S1dI16V hdaex Peggx hung Nlargu hmmm l M wxl X N IXIIIIXIAI1 f ilu I , il we -J 5 V94 Qfff X sr' 7 Q 1, 4 r L f'7 .1 an . Jn , ' ,L M, Frances Llttle Gayle Lobeck Nancy Machen 'VIar1lwn Mandel Russell NI3.I'f1D Johnny Matrom Pat Mauch Joe 'VIcDonough Holland wILGlT'llllS Jeanette NICNIenarn1n Gall 'NIcNe1l I xi Ilqlt 'XIcPhz1 on +11 lf if Affm -Ol K7 .1 Edith Larson Jimmy Latham Irene Laurence Ellen Looper Bobby Leffew Errol Lifland Eddie Lenden Sue Leudhjirn '7 '5 1 455 offg, fs-Q 1 -1 fx Job 6 Nf v-gr ludx NIQ1c1w1 -'knm ttf 1111161 111111111 N111 fr Ronux NI111er H1111 'Nhlls 1X'1111L11Y1C Umor Luv 'Nlobley Gall 'Nlohr ,cr pg S' 5?-. iv i FN f f7 41 63 3 kathy Moore Al 'Nlorrls Margaret MOTTIS Aubrey Nlornson Bernard Nlurden Judx Nelson Ben ,N1C1'l91b -Uma 'Mfong In 1N1rhL1 I1 C111 tUI1 N 11111 Grace Nerulle C11 L111f11a NUI xwxthx xi Davld Pearce John Pearson Stanford Peerless Joan Perry Bob Peck Butch Plerce Eddle Ponufex Fred Powell Ben Powell Cynthia Powers Ida Powers Terry Price Dot Nummy Ronnle Olah Gax Olsson Lum O1HOff I gnne Osteen Arlene Palmer JudX Partrea Stexe Passman 5 lx if XJ' as .ff V we as . ti,- lu H or . . si' N. .M 5 ,ga-if . ,1 '-:r , d '. - v Ilr' Rm 1 1 I 1111? 1:1 Juqulo Quwxle -Xrme Ratcllff blmlex Rawls '-bfi 8 P? li: ,-X ? Lorramc Reed 1'-3, B111 RC1Ilh21ld Bonmn Renegal WG:- '-Yi. :. S.. .4 T If 'J' ,4- P47 65 If 'O' Y vv V x Choulene Run Bnhbx Rlnh C uulxn Rlnhaldson Gene R1ChaldSOH Ben R1che1s Hubelt Rockefellez Dean Remus Fuolxm Rose Edche Qadowbkl -XIt'x8I1dG1 Salzbug I iulpttx Naxufl -XXIII Nchlo s Q '7' 2 6 N5 L.: if Catherme Srmth Kay Smxth R1chard Smlth Jlmmy Smpes Harmet Snyder Judy Sparrow Blll Sroka Jeff Stant Robert Starluv Sallx Starr Alun Stelngold Y Y-1 karen Sghumakgr Dona Seaman -Xlbcxt Sellnn Ruth Shafer Allan Sherman Wllllam Slmerson Nancx Slmmons Barbara Smlth 'bs -Qi 1' roll fqu 7? 1 I-6 1--7 -si -1 66 T17 , , ,x ,X 2 fb' , G' -A sv , Y .X ,J .4 , . . ,, 3 3 ' A - . 1 1 - as vb.. '. W ' Darlene Smith 4' l ,Q ' - lx. 5 1 J. m-A I , , , - , L . 1: K V x ' kg 4' V' ' . I 1 1 A Y-6 , 3 G . . ,, -0 NO' ' 1 Stan 11:1 K' 101 Kim Yi l Sharon Nul IX m Ted Qm hex H 11 TWXIKUI haorgfe Tlhxult B111 Twh 'ZZ' lm E .7 i 'TP 'ug at C fi its 67 Q9 2 Janet Thomas JIYTIIYIX Thomas Douglas Thomas Margaret Thax er Io Ann Tmaro Joxcf Turnm R vhorto X allojera Dlam Xxllette C xnthla Wagner Ia11kfo11lVNaIkQr IL eYNassf1man C irx We DQ il Harold W1lson Sarah Wmslow Mary Wallace Calwm Woolard Jerry Yax ner Kathy Yetman Fred Wemer Bob Wheeler Judy Wh1te Wendell Whlte Janet Whltt Ann W11l13mS Dallas W1ll1amS Barbara Wllson 'P'-r SENIOR TALEYI SHUW The closing of schools and lack of time pie xented Cianbx fiom plesenting its annual Comet Shoxx but the Senior Class came to the lescue bx piesenting its oxxn shoxx Membels of the class xxoilted up acts to gether and undei the direction of Miss Bun son xx O1h9fl up a shoxx xx1th Shalxespeale as the theme The shoxx xx as g1XGIl to the students at txxo assembly pexioc-ls that xx ere held fol it and evelyone seemed to eniox the pnogl am Some of the acts ale shoxx n on this page but look on 81 85 and 177113 fox mole TFFCH E M C Eddie Weiss begins the shoxv xxith one of Shakespeales funny Jokes S A--. it . ff John Babb and Nita Lewis help enavt Bliss West Virginia G i lirinson Y1'I'Slnli of Hamlet SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS X 'x'Nr Mr and Nllss Sophomore Shxrley Taylor and Wayne Slmmons Under the leadershlp of MISS Hlldah Jones the Sophomore Class of 61 has worked not only for the unprovement of the class but also for Granby Elect1ons of neva off1ce1s were held at a class meetmg 1n the lunchroom M1 and MISS Sophomore were selected and speclally prmted class stat1one1y was sold to all 1n terested members Vhth classes wolkmg l1ke thls Granby w1ll contmue to be the wonderful school that lt IS HONIEROOWI 108 NIR CR XNK Row 1 Nanu Drckerson Butch Forehand Dax rd Bergen Lx ne Anseome Barbara Garrett Row 9 Lrndra H1lls lo Ann Trnaro Nlargrent Th ner Esther f 1rbud Ron 3 John Haley Stene Chertoff Wesley Foster John Prerce HOWIEROONI 1a6 NIRS HALL Row 1 Jean Black Ellen Flanagan Gayle Jacobson Barbara Freedman Row 2 Brll Whrtehurst Marre Rrtter Sharon Whrte Martha Ixetchum Nancy Wrrght Estelle Johnson D1x1dJer1g.1n Poxx 'S Lee Eskex Dan Sturgrs Stexe N111 ler B1llP0uell AllJGItwhlf6 Jack Roberts Row 4 Clxde Trlghman Harold Bartlett Wrlbur Postom Hugh Staples Ernest Pacrnr John Adams HOWIEROONI 129 MRS YODER Row 1 Flrzabeth Langston Pat Meyers Betty Eggleston Farth Bryant Naomr Santrago Dorrs Outlrnrl Pow 'P Itlrhrrcl Brady Iames Faulkner Joe Xoung Wrley Hall Pete Owens Fred Koxner Ron 'Z Rrchard Gatevsood Frank Roman Robert Hughes Robert Morrrsette Dallas Wrllrams HOMEROOBI 209 HONIEROOM 224 MISS KEMP Row 1 loan Bass Ioan Whites Kay Bost Nancy White Mildred Hamlin Row 2 Kenneth Sadlei William Jenkins Wayne Simons Carolyn OSteen Billie Walker Judy Dunn Row 3 Daxid Gosey Ray Sawyer Biuce Kenyon Ed ward Holmes George Tatterson Aileen Cohen Judy Strawbridge Row 4 Dav1d Corcoran Wayne Lewis Blll Lindsay Ronnie Ang n 1. ln... MISS DeLONG Row' 1: Shirley Taylor, Virginia Cuess Celeste Williams Betsy Nottingham Leigh Foster Row 2 Susan Buchanan Lee Smith Claudia Chapman Thclma Mount castle Ellen Tones -Xnne Ballard Row 3 John Jordan Lynn Batten Hcmy Gottlieb Doug Stewart Jlmmx Gates Row 4 Dax1dK1l Iimmw Dawson Victor patrick Halme Howard Selkm Bri t Drake J 111 -J N S HOWIEROONI B MR BXRRON Row 1 Jox ce Ixesson Bohhve Pickett Sherry Stoaklex Nita Riley Margaret Row e Rr w Z Donald Ewell Shulex Schlossu Lois Minis Calol Sohmei I lnda Holt Dannv Adcock Row S I .111 x Walker Dal xl Doxstatei I uc x Clodgo Patl icia VN atei s Pc ggx uinn P 1 cilla VS atri Nllltil endx R w 1 Piuton I oi in Robert -Xnderson Iinx Hammill Russell Biown HONIPROONI 111 Wills FOOIHI KN xx 1 Imcfx Home lat lor Cdllll Duns Ron I'.1t Hunmonrl Chuolxn lxennett lunst Rumond Bettx Iuerl Row J l Cl Munson NIUCX ham Bllllfllf' Bon nexllll Lxnda NIOIIINOY1 Ron 1 Al Ropel Ch6Qt6I Vurphx John lil? ff! li Ill Hume -Xlan Segal Calol Daugh erty HONILROONI 120 NIRS TRE 'LIxLh Roxx 1 'Nancx Lee -Xnn Burnq Jlnx Gloll Ron Reheena Loxeln Comme Del ane KlH1QQX Niall sn Ffllllfft Holbl oo 7 Ndncx Sutton Shellx VN heeler C1101 Farnest Susan Floxrl Roxx S llank Bur roughs Wllham Le1gh Kun Dur km Ifweph XCXXll0If. Ioh lnna RuQ so en DIXOI1 Ronm Pelrx Hou 1 lunge Scott Nlllxf Ga penx Dm Xexna Daxld Nxe J1mmx Clnments fffllf Bi! HONILROONI 114 NIRS P ARRS ow 1 Lloyd IXlf1'1H1Ol19 Fdche Goddaul Calolxn Sxxaneon Geor g1ana BHIIS Row 7 Dane Beck P Dax 1d Del 07161 Nhchael lxlmans John Hunt Rom 3 Vlaxne Nou lan Dlclxle Olletsl-A Robmlt lal son2 B1llWagne1 Row 4 lames NIcNI1llan loo Todd Eddle Johns ton JlTT1I1llC Ogle Howard Batlxm Lexx IS Khma 1 3 if '1 17- VV HOWIEROONI 144 MRS WIcD0'X XLD Rovx 1 Inna SllXClI11dI1 Maulyn S1lxerman Nanty Sugg Myra QN1 Ixl Imlu Rllllll Row 9 Glenn Bulchett BICICIIIJ. Keller Rlckl Gllbelt Eleanor Bul stem Donna Hauhson Row 3 Kay, Appel Rexota Roxal Mazguemte Spasazo Lea Johnson Balbala Le v1n Lmda Halpeln Ron 4 Mlke Fllllx Belnald Stutes J1m Benson Wesley Heptmstall INOIITIHII Chal mers Jack Leuch Raymond Schle 1er HOMEROOM 139 MISS WhBB Row 1 Calolyn Akers Genny G udnu G ul Hughes Jdlllli Hol del Lmda Hoffman Row 2 Peg gy Futrell Jan1e Starke Judy Sxunlx Caml Fusbxe Pxttv Bunxn Barbara Mclntyne Row 3 Bobby Myers George Poy D1ck1e grave Jerry SFI' Quran Albrert Whlte Liv-Q., 1 T It HOMEROONI 102 MISS JONES Row 1 Regma Tenklns Llnda Car ter Carolxn Young Jaclne Cooper Bexerly K1lpatr1clx Rom Z Doro thy W1HSlONX Connle Thronehurg Dana Nloome, Ixnne Smith, Illlan Mayer, Betty LIDDS Row 3 Jlm mv Calnes, -Xllan Wletmg, Pete N1cholas, Jay Parks, Joey D1 Peppl, Carol Dans Row 4 Shane Kauf man, Stephen Cooke, Randy Hugh es, Tommy Enmght, Harm Hunt, J1mmv NIcBr1de, Nancy Puls H0NlE11O0NI lm NIISS IRI-1 XND 1 1 N 1 D 1111111 1 1 ' 1 Q11 D 11111 11111111111 L 5111111111111 O11 11 1111111 1 fu 1 1 I1 111111 1 1u11 W 111 uff 011 1 ll 1141111 131111111 H 111 1 11 1111 '111o111pHo11 1200111111 I 1111111 511111 lon G11ff1n R011 4 C1101 11111111 SdI1f11Z1 Cohen Jean -1111211111 Ecidm L1111 Ed He111tt Fl8.I11x Saundmb Jnnmv Johnson HONIEROONI 201 'NIISS B -XLL R 11 1 Robann C11aQen 111611 BI'8.T1t1X Jean W111 C11a1o1Qtte 1791 R011 P01 CIT11 er 11111011121 H1111wo11 Bet 1 Ann Lee at111 GIHX o11 3 Ef111a1 W111tQ11u1Qt LHTIX Qtmn C111 B111 Pobmt Fu1L11Q1 Doug 171111-17111 12,111 4 P1111 A1t11u1 1311111113 TW111 T'1xf11f111 DOLIQI 11 11111 16111 B111 11l1,tC1YI1d1CI1 1o11n gflllth HONIEROONI 160 NIRS W ILEX 111111 1 Luth NIL1 C1 Dznlene W1l 111 Dololcs 1311101 Juf11th Cou hott Juc11 Ha1t1e1 Juchth Lee R111 101111 Ho1c1g1ate1 Roblne Ixmg WIz11t11a Bgacham LH111 Rog Q15 R011 3 J11111111 Jo1 IIUITHV I 111101 Icvlnotte C11f111ort11 NIa1t11a W1111o11 q'1Y1f113. BIOXXH R011 4 6111111 CO111I1Q Doug Gould R1Ch '11c1 13111101 DOHIIIC Grlfflll Lunn 12161111141 L1o1d H3161 Fa M I ,ff HONIEROOWI 206 NIISS BACCHUS Royy 1 Alrne Rex Ca1olBornste1n Theanne Morrow Phronsre Srnrs L1HCl2lHZlI11S0ll Royy 2 Sarah Cole Pat D-Xntonro Frances Cherry Rrta Adams Beyerly Burroughs Brenda brfrtophomt Royy 3 Bobby Murray Mrlye Resh Thomas Park er Wrllram Allcox Danny Foyyler Alan 'Ihonrpson Royy 4 George Ieele Joe Lorency Robert Eyer ton Jrm Bollrng Joe Brenner Lloyd Rex 111 HOWIILRUONI 20m MR SIMS yoyy 1 Nanny Wood Mart a ro l Q y eynolrls lu dy Wcryer Royy 2 Carolyn Coston lNancy Wrll Nancye WVoocly 1rd 1 r C hc ss Royy 3 Bobby Gladstone Susan Blum -Xnrre Carrryyay Donna Blyth: Mary Hang Ray Dayrd Qorr Royy 4 Barry Walker Drxre Moore iteye Anderson Iohn Hcnd rrcki Rrclrard Hart Tony Salyoyy S 1 U4 ,Zi IW: WWI' is' 1 WUI H' HOMEROOWI 207 M159 THOMAS :yy ree r us Calhoon Vrrgrnra Larrcl Royy Carol Lynne Glabsnran lcnrry Roe Phyllrn Neyyfreld Mrclyy Hollander karen Nlulyerhrll Royy 3 Irnrmy -Xtlyrnson Jo rn Thren Cc orge Burrnocly. Arthur Medlrn Fred lcrrrrrngton Royy 4 Brll Brockrn rn -Xrrrly Iorch Raymond Rossr John lrrcg Grey Shelton 110111110011 212 NIR 101111 XND 111 L1 X 1 11 11tt 1 1 11111 111 41101 011tt1 11111 1111 111 IL 11111 X111 N01111a V1111t1 L11111.1 H01111111 I 011 R0 21116 H111t111 t1111 L1I111'1 11111 511211011 R111111 1.111110 B1 111111 D1'111e W111JLl C4101 1.1u11ttQ 11111111 B11.111t R011 1 -X1111 S1111 111 VN1111a111 N1d.ttO11 H2111 011 CO1C111l11 Jamcs 11011111011 R1111e1t TUIIILI HONIILROONI 228 11188 BOGFS N1 1 11.11 5111111 111t 11111 111 'I1111t 11111111 ON1lO11 J11 NL 1 1 .111f11111 8111111 10111 1 11 11 Dbllttl' P011 1111111 VN 011g Dm 111111111 B1011 Il C11a11e 1J1UYXf1f1 110111116 110116 N111111011 BL111111 1111 00111 L 1011111 1110 '011 1111 1111 D 11111 F JU1111 011 IX 13101111.1111 C H11 1171 1111 11 111 ut 11 1 1.111111 L1f1111 1111111111 1111' 011 .14 Q.. ,Z HONIEROONI 220 NIRS R0BEI1TbON R011 1 J02111 G11111011 1311119 Luc LabS1t11 11810111111 Qu111s011 Ruth 1117111 R 11 11111115 Le u1 111111 5.111101 Ellgl 110 Roth 1111111 1.11 1111111 11111111 E1111ar11s N111 10111 G111b011 011 5 131111114 FlQ1111 Jud1 11011 -1111111 1311021 S11 11011 R'1 11111 D011111 10111 011 1111 H111 N01 J1111 VN111111 0111111 NOIITIQ K01111t Claft ff T? 3 Susan Baxter Secretary Kathy Popejoy lresident lames Epperly Vice President Mrs Ieanne Mc'Donald Sponsoi L, Mr. and Miss Freshman Gwen Ballance and James Epperly. Buddy Vest Trcasuier Linda Padgett Senatol CLASS OFFICER Though hampeied by the closing of the school the class of 196.3 undei the sponsoi ship of Mis McDonald has it oiked to be come one of G1 anby s busiest classes After the second semester began they had an election of officers. This was soon followed by the elcction of Mr. and Miss Freshman studcnts best cxcmplifying, thc Freshman Cl-iss. Last ft dance wls hcld by the class in honor of Mr. 'ind Miss P reshman. Though ncw thcse stuclcnts have re'1lly got- ten off to an activc start it Gr'1nby. HONIEROONI 106 NIR N EW C OWII- R Roux 1 XIXICN N1u111c 1n 1111111 Q01 1ex Qusan B'1xtf1 Rom I1 1 11 1 Jo111 e angfz Waxne C2111 T11u1111a11 Hitchett 12141121111 iantos Butch 9111111 Robe1t 12111011 ILIIIX Bam abx Row 4 NIor11s Qussman Doug Qumton Helm 111 Iondelec Rmhard Sch1e1e1 D'u1d Hughes HONIEROONI 143 MRS POWELL Row 1 Judy P11cher Nancy Thomas Andrea 1XO1x1IllI11S 'Nlary Sykes Nanu Thomas kechon Dans Row 2 Bettg Chu1ch Sandla 1h1111ps Cec1114 1111111111 Lmda Bell Nlarx NIorr1s Carolxn T IXL1 xx 11111 Iudgett Judx Baker Lee G11ff1n J1mm1e H.11Lum Daud L1ebn1.111 Henley Fdllt Row 4 B111 WQJYLI 120111110 H.111m.m I'rLdL1oxc1 Rox Gnu L11dI1CS Bmdshom Bob Colgm VN.1111L1 Coleman HONIEROONI 133 HRS CL N N IXGH ANI Row 1 'Nhrx A1111 Mano bhulew Fraz1er Luc111e Cap1ex Lmda ux 111111 fh11x1s 1111119 1 son Row 7 Carohn Sm1th Laula Laslo Sh 11011 Fdxxards Wmme Fxerett Carol LQWIS Carol Thomas Ron 3 Tonv Fzaser Tommx Laxxlence Toseph Russe11 Jeux Cr'111e Ha111c- Hope 11211 JOIIC C'o1t1'111s Ron 4 Eddle Roher son R1c11'11r1 11119111 1 I.1'11CQ Rlch l1C1QO11 Nod 131131 120170112 Wlor 11NO1'I 101111 C11'1Y'f11J0lQ nn. 1151 Q1 I ?U HONIEROONI 166 'NIISS CLLLII' hi! Row 1 Helen Cznter Ex elyn Dun ham Lenora Nlaxshall Bettx -Xnne Perry Sophua Spanouhs 61313 Ellzabeth Parlxel Roxx 9 Rox Dun can Llonel Broxxn Jnnmw Pelry Stex1e Atk1HSOH lwell Caxendel T1m Stamatls LarryTxx1ne Roxx 3 Floyd Wllllams R1cha1d RiJblIl9OD John Parker T1m T121QlO1 Ballnua Mlllel Enld Harlell Helen Rlnh ardson Row 4 Bobby Boss, Shel ton Foster Nelson Ponton Tommy Hunter Lance Wught Alton Cowan HUNIILROONI 161 HRS l RQL H XRI xx 1 lxxtln S If oss S0 x lxl l -X Rc P xux Hlllllillll blolencn liuc mg hun lxunn Wllltl Nldlx Belanga Jo1cl.1l1 ballx Prxc Roxx lommx Lappe Bullc Nlougullee Nldlllll Bmngan Ilgllllx A en xIllt0Il ClLlXL1lUb Caxl Colbx Jun Pennlngton lioxx 4 Butch Star llng Cu1t1S Woolald R,OIll'l16 K1l patuclx Ronme SAXXXQI Fay Rus sell Al1StlIlI'i.1gL1b0Il QQ! , 1 :ctw I 4.51 ,ui will ilk- www JH' 1.4 Q31 '11 x J HONIILROONI A MR NIIN TER Roxx 1 Calol Ca1son Blenda Lay 'llaltlm Holland Nhutha Doxxnmg Murlel Haley Roxx P Butch Gug genhum Nhlxe -Xustxn JIYNITH Dun can barah NLNXINJII Pat Guesard lcnny Oxelmdn Ann Blexxer lumen Smith Roxx 3 Roland Slmp bon Iauy Thomae Nhlxc Cust 1 Plliflllldll llnlllp NlQlJU1 Alllelt Nluutt Vhmpx Robel on xx 1 A 1 I llflxllll 'Nell lo Wllllun lllllll Blll Robuwon will lldlll lhutllclge Jlflllllx Stuxalt HONIPROONI 110 'NIR B14 'HI XX o11 uf 111111 1311111 Iona 111to1 1 1 Caldtion Be 1 W111slo11 R011 I Bett1 Salomon Q 1 11 111 Letpu Ixuen Las CI line L1ncttc S1kes Bett1 Io1e1n IX B11 NX xnt B 111 t Robeit NIart1n I e 1 TX Schultz Robert kelle1 Jerr1 Ixecte1 Ro11 4 Lc111s H11SChl61 Da11d Cla1pooIe William GYHX Hike Ca11non WZ11I16 Johnson Xq HOMEROOBI 131 MISS BALASCA Row 1: Laura Kitty Ketner, Rob- bie Shushansky, Doris Jones, Diane Thornton, Kathy Wiley, Carol Tighe. Row 2: Do11na Dmoch, Betty Meredith, Dee Teck, Annette Mc- Nair, Janet East, Linda Pyle, Carolyn Ridgewell. Row 3: Bar- bara Barns, Eddie Brock, Billy Greyard, Janice Paul, Jackie Cara- 11'an, Marsha Faust, David Maue, Kenneth Baker. Row 4: James Ep- perly, Arthur Schmit, Raymond Lowery, Lum Martone, Wayne Golden, Frank Gatling, John Kirby, Willian1 Taylor. T112 H . I 'K-if B :L HOWIEROONI 121 NIISS WHITE R011 1 Nlarsha Frledman Carolyn Lmphlett -Xnn Faber Sandra est Sheua uuutc uae c Mar1 Peel Kalen Solberg R011 2 Bob Gr1zzard Carol Flanagan Patsy Claln Sharon INe111ng Fred Haddox W1ll1am Poor Ma1t1H Stuart R011 3 John Green Elaine Shaplro Pat Bradle1 Al1ce Hodges Susan COI111CIx Kathr1n Harris, Jimmy Rich R011 4 Ronnle Saun ders Leonard Deal Jan1es Gra ham Charles Behrman David Line- han Alan Hechtkopf James Harris Harold Dickerson. muh' fa N fr? 1' 'L' I HONIEROONI 146 Mlbb LASFEEN Row 1 Elalne Werbel Salldll Ellxe Judy Burnette LOFIBIIIQ Hol land Row Z Dlane Denson Hal llet Bulgel Lenlly Foye Cal ol Dll lard Anlta DeGennalo R0b61t Coward Coleman Cooke Ron .3 Bllly MOHtgTalIl Joe Bollng James WIcNamara Ross Hazelwood Guy Lalnlole Challes Flaherty Bobby Sholter Rlehald Halxell Row 4 John Hall Gary Bobbltt Joe Flte eean Dunn Jlm Martln Buddy est HOMEROONI 138 'SIR HAGL Row 1 Shelly TLIIX Judx Helmf llll 511211011 Lole X llglnla 101118 llfll L 0 x Jenn ool s 5, l lllllh elxle lll Bam l L lfillll lt Nlciollll I o l alll Anne VK 1 son llll x Alle Ll son s Ill on l lll mx 1 Bu IlXlllf., Il Ill Cmcllge XX lynn 1 xx IS dll dl lxoxx e Ht I Llll l lll l l Wool y 1 hlllllh HOMEROOWI 100 NIISS CARROLL Row 1 Stephen behechnel Louls Bloomfleld Nlaltln 'laxlol Cralg Rose Johnnle Prlee Wllllam Bdlltb Row Z Roselynn Goff J011 Chutm Barbara Hughes 'llaly Beth 1'1bl'lL1 lVI1Clxl6 Well Carole Danee Jull.1Pllce Ron 5 Calala John son Betty Ann Boxxsel CZ1IOl5Il Mayhew Sandla CIIUIIHIDS Don QllCI1Cb Ldgal Stubbs Vlllbul Bly ant Glenn Bord Ron 4 John ben age Stanlex Halt Ld Blodle Howald I'O1Cl'ldIld Butch xIOI'hdIl Buddy Cox John Robeltson HONILROONI 200 NIRS H IOWLLL Row 1 Shlrlu Hood Ro ert Schultz Robert Joyner Luxs Fel a1re Georg1a Sears Row 7 San dra Wxshneff Delma Jones Carol Schxxaltz Betty Burroughs kathy Popejox Nane ta Tyler Bonme Jankoslty Row 3 Sammy Fergu son James Campbell Pamela Hurst 'VIarJor1e Roth Betty H111 Anne Foard Judy Jones Barr Benator Sanford Bottlno Roux 4 Rlchard Jones Eduard Wllson Steve Jenmngs Frank Bartol Joel Klrby John Daxenport R1chard Barnes W1ll1am Slebert HONIEROONI 222 NIISS 'NIARTIN Row 1 Karen LEWIS Nancy Whlte Pam Phelps Carol Stam pone Barbara Corum R xx 2 Ex elyn Cudxx o1th Susan Bronstem Brenda Rowley Judy Hayman Jer1 Jackson Rosalmd Glaz1er Row 3 Tasos Chrlst Nhchael Salsa k1n1 Daud Dole Kathy -Xllen Shaxon Pr1chett Joyce Nlartm Ila Ann Harley Row 4 Ray Alexan der Robert Simmons Donald Heath Bradley -Xttaxxax Ronald Nhtchell W1ll1am Llssner HOWIEROONI 213 NIRS MICHEL Row 1 Cath1e Cameron Carol Anderson Sarah White Daud Peg ram Leslle McCann John Butler Ron 2 Gaxl Fmkelstem Helene Aschkaenas Barbara Smlth Ann Candalese L1nda Dawson Calvert Lynch Glenda Stafford Leah Katz Row 3 Harry Harrls Henry Bahle Shelley Foster Cathy Sharp Pat Suclty Bonn1e Rand Larry Eluto Daud Bacharach Row 4 Lyn A Fre1 Gregory Beys Charles Walters John Jones Stualt StQlI1g'Old Jeuy Bazar Kenneth LlX1Y1gStOI1 George W1ns ow Homeroom 227 Miss Mltchell Rvx 1 Lols QHXCIQI Barbara l'a5lo1 Lmda lord Que Scrase R xx Marxm WOZIXCI Mar1su Nolton Helena Rochlgucf Mary Gall Cromwell Gxxendolxn Pltton ger Jams Cooper Ron 3 Earn est Cook Larry Nunnallx Deanna Allen Gwendolyn Ballance Faye Messuk Anne Halley Colby Mun ger Stephen lones Row 1 Rod nev Lamond James DOZICI Mark Rocheuot DGHDIS Oreman Rlch ard Earnest Lloyd Spears Robert Smale E IOR TALENT SHOW u y Wllllams Carolyn Anderson Llmla Iarkex Quzanne Shlpp Joanne Whltc and Sandra Freedman harmonmve on Blue Qkxes Prerce and Mane Mc Pherson tap toes to Tequ a Grauc Battlno -X r d e ll 9 ENIOR TALE T 0 qOIld13 Glasse1 shous how to lead a Mule Tram fg 4k Members of the Boys Quartet get together for rousing song about Granby. Linda Parker and Doug Hubbell join together for a Sweet love song. Thanksgiving Day, and the traditional foot- ball game with Maury, is the only fall item in the feature section. That was the only fall feature, and at Thanksgiving there ap- peared little to be thankful for, except the victory over Maury. Schools were closed, and there seemed little prospect for their reopen- 1ng. However, the 1959 COMET does have a fea- ture section, for schools did reopen. There have been fewer feature activities for two reasons. The school board has banned school sponsored social activities, and there has been only one semester of school. Granby has sent many delegates to conven- tions, both on the district and national level. Granby boasts recipients of sports awards, including Okla John-son, who won his fourth state wrestling championship. This feat is unique in Virginia high school history. Granby also boasts recipients of scholastic awards, such as Ronnie King. who won the Bausch and Lomb award. Many of the features that have occurred this year have happened too late to be in- cluded in this year's COMET. These include the junior prom, senior prom, class night, and the most important of all, graduation. One of the customary features in this sec- tion of previous years is missing. This is the annual Comet Show. This year it was re- placed by the senior talent show. pictures of which can be found in another section. This was a casualty of integrated schools. One feature of the school year which is dif- ficult to cover is the awarding of scholar- ships to the various colleges. While we are not able to picture the recipients, we wish to offer them our congratulations, and add a well done. For this is the prime purpose of these school years, the gaining of as fine an education as possible. A yearbook is the record of a school year. To all those students pictured in this sec- tion, as well as those in other sections, the staff offers its congratulations and good wishes. 1 ,. --1-:Z-:H fy f 1 ,-NL, fl l !!1!,7 Xp, M IH! ff H 1 mkl KS-U1 mm x.,.xx..,-XA -'nr :f-if Q 5' .--'. I . ' I 'O n '. 'a Q, ' .O ,Q . -'.' , . ', ,O ' Q 0 ' is 1 0 a', .n ' O 'O 0.s1p.a'f ,ll - . ' 'I 1 ' A a,,', '.4. . N Most Llkely To Succeed Judy Van Dyke Ronnie King 'AQ QD Best All Round Aprll Brockmyer Joe Clarke HALL OF FAME 88 Most Valuable Katle Mason Chuck Spence 0-X Qi 1---v HALL OF FAME a 8 9 Frlendllest Anmce Ba1ley B11ly Jones Most Intellectual Jo Levy Doug Hubbell HALL UF FAME Personallty Plus N ta Lew s Bob Zle de 34gf Q? Wlttlest Sandra Freedman Doug Matthlas -cr! 'K HALL OF FAME Most Athletic Joanne White Tom Winingder 91 en n , 1 , g 'If 0 0 2 , ' '36 YL: If KN 'Sv ,3 ,I Best Lookmg Ann Crump 'rg-3-' Kenny Fusch HALL OF FAME Most Talented Lmda Parker Orry Nottmgham 5 015.5 'W we J If K5-Q, ' , F . 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Hglfbanh Joe Tolo C0105 a TD for Gnmbx dt the gan 1 Katle Mason NIISS Comet .md Jlmnly LWHIEI' Ml Com mOd01Q relgll OXLI the lhmlksglxlng fCSt1X1t1CS A 1 1,i1If-abw .1 .ii GTJDTJX TTLUIQHI Note fox thell fdxolltf Ulm Comet Calldl date Ju t TJLTOIL the Thank glxlllg game ON Posters petltlons speeches and penny poll taxes are all apart of the Student Govern ment Electlon held every year at Granby Before long everyone IS busy workmg for thelr favorlte candxdate The excltement really bullds up as the candldates make speeches before all the members of the stu dent body at assembly They present thelr platforms before the voters F1nally electlon day arrlves and all the stu dents go to the polls and vote for the candl dates of thelr ChO1C6 The wmners are soon announced and the Student Government IS ready to begln another school year STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIUNS Student Government Candldates Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Apr1l Brockmyer Chuck Spence Krlstxna Butler Joan Perry Annlce Balley Nlta Lewls Sandra Freedman Kat1e Mason Judy Partrea lf! In ummm ll NNT zu, 94 '11 Exerybody gets mto the act as the speeches begm 1n the audltorlum CHUCK SPENCE- w w lx' or ' C '-'-' ,.,.., KATIE! The Ponder Puffs smg the pralses of thelr faworlte -XII the candldates get mto the swmg of the cam cand1date pa1gn wxth posters on the vsalls L'p. go the posters and the campaign grits into full SXVIHL, Boys and Glrls State Row 1 Apnl Brockmxer Kat1e Mason Sala Roberts Row 2 Kermv Fusch Bob Zlerden Chuck Spence Row 3 Tom Wmmgder Joe Clarke Chuck Montagna Honor Code Commlttcc Qcfxtccl Ronmc Ixmg Ch'111Yl121Il Qtandnng Lmet BIlVSt0Il Joan PCIIX hllen Iones hdtm Mason and Mal w Haug 'V-as 'wr X I 'ab ing, ,fm 'UQ it ZF ,- C, M A 0 N ff, 14: ll: . x Q ' A K ' ' K X Rx, if V W a 'C' ' fx - yo 'X s ' N ' xf' s lv ' 5 'K ww , N ., ' A ' .1 L ' ..' ,-... ... , g 'Q A 'nl Y o , ' , J- '5 xi: ,fi -1 2- -19 ' Q Y - is --fw IM! 5 c .4 ' A ---1 . . V X :IV 3 , o . ' y Y t ' . A , ' . V 'X A 1 . v : vv y 3 e , A-JC, ' 1 .hx . 0- L lv- , , . 5 I'-3 Q - -A 1 -f Q' ' v-fo M, I 96 YURK HER LD T RIB -ff-.5',.'1 I . ,..g. 1 ..., af' 555573 FOR M ix 'li tv l s.. A.. S- C- S. x.. C.. C- C.. Miss Wilshin, Gail Krukin, Katie Mason, Doug Matthias, Sarah Roberts, and Chuck iller and Rhodes Forum Row 1: Mary Blount, Cynthia Wagner. Sara Roberts. Row 2: Bobby Ziertlen, John Jordan. Row 3: Chuck Spence, Lynn Batten. Suence. .Y sn N I l 5' - I x 'k 'Z' ' 54 SPORTS AWARD Tom Winingder, Football, All-City, All-Tidewater, All State, All South- ern, and All .-Xmfricang Okla John- son, All-State Vklrefstling Cham- piong Joe Clarke. Basketball, All- Iiastern District. All-Group l, All- State Team, Outstanding Norfolk Basketball Play'-A1'3 Frank Ribar. Football. .-Xll-F+irw1i1an Fivlrl. Ail- liastvrn Distrir-t. All-Bls-tropolitan. anfl All-'l'ifli'watv-1' 'lk-anis. 'Ml' State Future Teachers Conventlon Mrs Lee Jane Levy Jo Levy Lmda Prlce Betty Lee Arlene Palmer Fir AS var :JJ 'V H164 outhern Interseholastle Press Assoc Conventlon Jane Levy Doug Matthias Sara Roberts. I 98 gill! 5 KX ,H HONOR BAUSCH 8: LOMB AWARD Ronn1e Kmg Chuck Spence Natlonal C1t1zen shlp Conference and Aprll Brock myer Azalea Court Attendant 137, NIODPI IILNPR XI AQNENIBLX Ron 1 Jmn Imu Lum O Qtoen -Xnmcn I3d1lf'X Judx Chuk Van Itlilk X XII Nmkx Bacahs Wxlbur Ioston INTERN ATION AL REX CLLB CONWhNTION Ronme Kmg Chuck 'Nlontagna Doug Hubbell IxEY CLLB CONY ENTION Row 1 Doug Nlatthlas B1 lx JoneQ Lum Batten Ron J Chuck Hon tagna JIINIHX Duxwon qtexe Chel toff Blllx Butchm Rom 'S Doug dull X 1 uman Stufu Tupp ALL-STATE CHORU ,H g f in -.Q-:au-awpw S , ,5 2 s 2 x 4.w...-4 ,, .vo . Q 5 Row 1 Suzanne Sh1pp Lmda Parkel Hauxson Gene -Mres Roxx Z Susan Bulgess Sandla O Br1en Tony Pnce Row 3 Laxuence Eldudgg Pete Hduell Daud H61F10tt 'lommg Block Fd Hexuttn Wa1ne1 Colunan ALL S FATE BAND Hmm 1 -X1 Cuizodn Thomas Hama B11 Pzatten B111 Vkeaxer Roxx 7 TGfibXXIHhC1 klhutSelk1n Ben Pmhel Thomab Base State SCA Conventlon sC ltC lxrletlnw Butler Pam Ferrell Standmg Bobby Leffen Pneston Hodges .r ' H State Indoor Track Ronme Etherldge lst 970 xd dash Joe McDonough 4th BIO3Cl Jump WGHS Blllx Butchex B1ll Wllllams 'md Pete Hauell Di ff o . . : ' '. ' . , . L ' : v ,Y Q ' 1 A ' . .. J S- '--ff ' 'J' A 1 ' ' ' ' ' ,. ': 2,51 4 - 2 , . OQQ V 1 IH ' .EA .f , ll 1 f, 9. 315'.xXVl'w-.l. .s5'-,'-jWl4- U '5- '? ..l.l,,x,.l, W- -. ',l, XL. . . W l ' f Q - o 0 0 o g - A V N . J I I, , . . ,L H . W ffl? 1 Q 1 l 'L A' f 3 V S - I A I ' -1 ' l P 5 ' I ' ' ' i 1 ' S' Illini 'l I 1- - ' - X ' - f, . uf- I 'C f'g, -1- f ,V ' L A-,351 .1 W . , --L 3 . . 1 T ' - 101 Organizations are a vital part of the total Granby picture. This year the organizations played a vital part in holding the student body together during the period when the schools were closed. This was possible be- cause the Granby organizations are con- tinuously functioning bodies. The student government, elected in the spring of 1958, kept students informed dur- ing the closure. The SCA held the election for Miss Comet for the Thanksgiving Day. When the Comet teams played, the cheer- leaders were there. Some cheerleaders were attending other schools, yet their loyalty never waivered from Granby. Each game they urged their team forward toward vic- tory. Other clubs held meetings, not at school, but wherever meetings could be conveniently held. Perhaps Granby wasn't open, yet Granby was alive and functioning, at least on the organization level. Once Granby reopened, the organizations be- gan functioning at full capacity. The band gave several assembly programs for the school, and additional concerts at the elementary and junior highs in the city. They climaxed their year with their annual spring concert at school. The senior chorus was unable to give their annual Christmas program, but they gave a spring program for the school. Like the band, the chorus completed their season with their annual spring concert. Student government elections occupied the school during the month of May. As usual, the campaigns were hot and heavy, the vot- ing turnout equally heavy. Many clubs sponsored trips or sent delegates to district and national meetings. The Granby publications, the SPECTATOR and the COMET, were able to publish for at least part of the year. Support of these publications by the student body was very good. Most clubs and organizations would agree that 1959 was a good year, but a year much too short for all that could have been done. X. ,. iii' ' V V I lHl1lL.l ff, P Q X ,.--f Z' K 1 Q I - 'rf V '!9f Shi'- :gs 2 + STUDENT GOVERNMENT Chuck Spence Presxdent Nlta Lewls Secretary Krlstma Butler Katle Mason Vlce Pres1dent Treasurer The Student Cooperatlve Assoc1at1on of Granby IS one of the schools buslest and most lmportant organ1zat1on Its work 1S to better the llfe of all Granby Students e leglslatlve system w1th two houses the House of Representatlves and the Senate The House IS composed of one Representatlve from each Homeroom In th1s way all the students get a V0lCe ID the gow ernment and also learn about what the SCA IS dolng 104 The Senate 1S composed of the regular SCA offlcers elected by the Student Body and also the Presldent and Senator of each Granby Class were Kostas the Greek orphan the Safety Campalgns and also the Student Govern ment electlons Wlth the co ope1at1on of the students and the faculty Granbys SCA w1ll contlnue to help Granby grow The SCA models its actions after the F deral Among the many SCA projects this year TUDE T SEN TE Standing Chuck Spence Row 1 Kristina Butler Joan Perry Sandra Freedman Juanita Lewis Row Z Bobby Leffevs katie Mason Bobby Zierden Row 3 John Hume Ly nn Batten Student Government Sponsors: Miss Mary M. Burfoot. .im Q Seen counting the Poll Tax receipts were Bobby Leffew, John Hume, Lynn Batten, Katie Mason, Chuck Spence, and Kristina Butler. UUSE OF REPRE E TATIVES Row 1 Karen Smlth Joanne Cllfton Lee Mobley M1m1Sellew Dlane Wllbur Betty Brlnkley Jeanle Harrlson Kathy Moore Irene Lawrence Row 2 Helena Radrlca Carol Glassman ludy 'Vlelchor Mar1l5n Sllxerman Adrlanne Cox Sandra Katz Caro llne Cato Sharon Plamn Lxnda Holt Jenny Gardner Row 3 Ca1ol Dans Carol Gllbext Cynthla Powers Gall Hawley Dlane Black Bexerlv Burgess Bonn1e Mlller Janet Blexxton Maly Haug Carolyn Kennerr COHHIC DeVane Lmda Holt Lmda Padgett Row 4 James Guv Lum Maltone Bob Zlerden Bllly Jones Jerly Rlngo Robert Arthur Row Cecll Blackwell Wllly WllllHIhS Dean Rogers Jlmmy Gates Jack Romm Aubrey Glaham Ronme Ftherldge Pddlf L1le5 Pete Harrell John Pear son Tesse Wasserman Left John Pearson the chaplaln Rlght Krlstlfla Butler wlelds her gavel 106 'ing-it ll 'l l' GRA BXB ,iii gi U Z xvxgx N Q ,.- Rovs 1 James McFaddun Harry Hunt Llonel Brown Joe Brenner John W1ll1amS Douglas Thomas Row 2 James Thomas Davld Dole Coleman Cooke Ph1l1p Wood ruff B1ll Weaver Barry Ashburn Helen Carter kathy Jameson Donna Moore Mary Gregory Carolyn Youn Row 3 Al C1aroch1 Ronn1e Hallman D3V1d Llebman John Hallman Tom Hartz James Martln Lenny Faye Frances Bratten Rovs 4 Al MOFTIS Steve Anderson B111 Bratten John Chambers Burton Lockwood Rawson Coleman Albert Selk1n Tommy Balse Benn Rlchels Gary Prldgen Ted Swlsher The band of Granby Hlgh School has been qulte actlve thls veal Desplte the fact that 1tS memberslnp was cut ln half by the school cr1s1s, the band has played IH sevelal ele mentary schools at the Thanksglvlng Day gave even though schools were closed at the Boatlng and F1sh1ng Exposltlon had thelr annual concelt at c1ty park and played for Baccalauleate and graduat1on The band rehearsed every mornmg f10m 8 15 to 10 OO undel the d11ect1on of Kall Roth Then mam concert, for whlch they pract1ced long and hard was held 1n May 1n the Granby aud1tor1um 107 -.- 1 ' L P ' 1 .I ' 1 1 . . -fx: 11' J, -4 1 ' ' ' ' ' 4 I l'11 A I I ' I - . 1 -. 1 l - - - ' ' l . -' A V ir-f' 'Z .. 3 ' .. 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' N - w ' Y , ' ' a Sarah Albert 'C'! T'n Clndy M1lon1 The Granby Varslty Cheelleaders should be glven much c1ed1t fO1 bu1ld1ng school Splflt th1s past yea1 Thlough many dlfflcultles and ha1dsh1ps they st1ll managed to keep theu SD111tS up The Cheerleaders sponsored pep 1all1es precedlng almost every home game They also made postels for many of the games To the Thanksglvmg Day fes t1V1t16S they added thelr touch of school Splflt Bught and early at 6 am Thanks ltt a Gracie Battino April Brockmyer Mary Brooks VARSITY g'lVlI'lg Dax the goal posts wele be1ng deco 1 lted by these guls When basketball season 1olled alound the cheelleaders were st1ll leadmg the school 1n cheels TWICE a week elch g11l cheeled Many houls of hald wolk go 1nto cheerlng It s not Ill fun' But to these guls thelr love fo1 C1'1DbV IS so gl eat what doe lt matter? Ha1d wolk and fun go together as far as the Valslty Cheelleadels ale concel ned Judy Wlllxams Susan W1ley Lesley Ward Julla Smlth 'ks 'No lk, . ' . . Ly, 1 . - u 1 Q . . ' I Q2 LY . v nw. I n 1 a 1- I 2 . I 4 . - . ' ' A' y 1 v V v . . . , , l . v . l . - K o . . . . . ' . ' I 'K I L ' y S . 7 , - . . . . i. 1 - i C K . r T, -4. Q iv f T A . t I p 4 ' .TX Q x . Q 9 Q X I 1 ' 5' A : . ff2,f?giA1 fff fl' ' ' y A 3 5 LX I ' 112 at Q! 1 T'1ne Iexx Jo Leu Karen Johneon Ienm Kxght CHEERLEADER Some of the Varslty Cheerleaders practlcmg one of the1r cheers dllrlllg an aftelnoon practice SESSION L l ! llll rw...- Ill Ill Ill .....-- 1- Lam Robmeon Lmda Parker Kay Nottlngham Nlta Lexus IU! -Q: b 'wi -s 113 in 'sr 3 --Q . ISI' 6 3 X Row 1 Judy Weaver Shlrley Taylor Mar1lyn Lee Ga1l Hughs Phronsee Slms Row 2 Elene Boggs KT1St1D3 Butler Dlane Fernandes Judy Melchor Mary Haug Anne C Ballard UNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GR' GR' GRAN' W1th cheers l1ke these the Splllt of the Granby J V Teams w1ll never fall At the J V games both at home and away the JUIHO1 VH151tj Chee1le1de1s ale alound leadlng the student bodv md l1ft1ng the teams on to V1Ct01N No g1me would leally be complete W1tllOUl. tllell pleeenee These gule mth then cl1ee1ful sm1les md wonde1tul 5111111 16'1llX exemphfy the Qp111t of Glanby .. N f ' ! 7 7 X . . . , . 1 ' . -V' y 1 1 1 . , L n . t 2 - uv 4 I . K 1 4 , l -Q 1 v 4 K, . . , . , , . L, 2 V . . . . L tv Y K . Y w v V Y The Granby G is one of the most coveted honors that a hoy can earn during' his years at Granby. This IT1Of1O,Q1'2lIll is a prerequisite to memhership in the Monogram Club. The memhers try to enliven the interest of Granhy students in the various sports Con- tests in which Granby particiaptes. One of their projects is the Victory Dance which is held after the annual Granhy-Maury game. This years game really hrougrht on a lmig' cele- hration. During the clulms weekly meetings. movies are shown and interesting programs are held which tell the club ahout other sports ac- tivities. The continuous spirit and sportsmanship shown by the Club really represents the high standards of Granby. ONOGRAM CL B I '-W :mum 4 x -.f YUQF I I Ii 71 Y K I . l V l I , 1 .. ' i, i '- - E V' Ex . . ' J. I I - - U X 5 X .H 2 f , . fy- ' X .An ' 1 ' '- . -- 1 K ff' 'li ,,l,'l j' fpx . W- t,5.,ri,.-gg' X I 1 in 1 lf ' i,i1' thi 'Rfx,v'.-4, .4 I xx 1 ddill iuis 1 fum 1 S +ve nson, Myron Kantor, Billy Merriam, Joel i ii iinson 1 e Simon Fifddie Powell, Jos- Toro, Row ZZ: Ronnie 4 1 f 11111 ii ii Publi. lioh ZlK'l'flf'Yl, K4-nny Fusrli. Lewis mi Hui 1 um N 4 Q lriiil Riliar. lloxv Ii: Ronnie H!lN'I'iflL x. DUUSZ ilu liil I inrl ix I inlyloifl W zllvi VM ty Foster. Doug: Faxvyi-r, John Fzilkiiwvicz. licly l' IIX Pix Coulrl l'1ll lifiiihiifl l'1l lxf-atfiif, lio ' fl: Jesse VVass4-' iar, Roh i Ai. Harry Milli-r. .lt - Clark:-, 'I' fin Wir - in 'il N f l L xi Ill i ' le 1 yr 1 lr 1 i Fl-I Lfil Judy Van Dyke thls years Keyette presldent hands the gavel to Carolyn Rose the clubs mconung leader Hue you eyel met Qpeedy the Comet C 1 xnby s m xscot' The httle mm D1 esented lxst fall to manby w as the p1o1ect of much yyol k on the put of the Granby keyette Club Thxs honol club fm guls w 15 Just JlfT1Hl76d tlllS yeu Xxltll the help of Nllss lhllSll1I1 1ts flculty SDOHQOI the lxey ettes haye h ld m1ny D10-1 ects one of VSll1Cll was to mike and send 11t1f1c11l floyyel colslges to the Home fO1 the Nlent 1lly Petuded H911 Lynchblug ya The IUIHOI ll Oman s Club of Norfolk Whlch sponsors the club has called on the guls seye1al tunes to help them The Keyettes helped them sell tlckets fo1 then annual flSl'll0I'1 show and help them hand out leaf lets fO1 the Nat1on'1l League of Women VOtQlS Now extendmg tlll0L1gllOllt Vl1g'lH11 Maly land md the Dlstllet of Columbla the Key ettes ue '1I'1XlOll'i to exp md Glanbvs club IS helplng m thls ployect by O1g'3H1Z1I1g new Key ette Clubs m the Tldewatel D1st11ct Then motto We QQIVQ teltamly exemph fles the wolk that the Key ette Club does THE KEX ETTE CLUB Q! '92 ,I :Jil QS' Qi as Fl 93 1 V6 Oi.. -3 as.. 45 BEX ETTLS Royy 1 Llnda Parker Betty Reynolds Judy Van Dyck Sandra Freedman Kathy Moore Royy 2 hatle Mason Judy Paltrea -Xdrlen Cox Betty Br1nkly Betsy Wottmg ham Row 3 Judv Stant Lesley Ward Sharon Playyln Brenda Hand lfhzabeth Cherry Row 4 Sara Roberts Conn1e Dekane Lmda Holt Nlaly Haug 116 - ' A v , , 4 sy C 1 Y A K 1 ry 9 B' v, u 1 - , K ' u 1 I 'Z A . 1 . . 2 , . 4 v I Y If v v 1 w . 1 1 . l , 1 A l .Q v . V , . Y ., v ' Y 1 1 . . - r ,.,c . ., c . L Y. . v u V. w . . 1 4 4 Y y A L L s k C :d s L L s, C L K , , ' .', v ' vc 2 ' c . 2 . 2 . . . 2.2 A . C A 1 K Y . . . Y . Y A 4 A L c c L , . - v Y , 1 1 v l , c . , n I y A ' l w w l v c 1 v I v v C A A C ' n ' Y . 7 x L C , . . C , .J- g ' v 1. A . c , c . , v 1 1 rl I 11 y I C C C A A 4 C v .1 1 Y . A . 1 ' H K ' ,, I - . Y A , ' - v . Y , , A B hy' 1' Vid 31 mzipiilf I' t 1 ff is - , .ef-wi:-A . ' ', ' Crfwgug r f A. ,ay , ' I ' 'Q -H , 1.3 ' ' i,.j' , .39 1 -, 4 i , , A M l . 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Y A . f w v - ' 1 v 1 A , - -1 119 fi H.. ii: - All 'Ci wen: 'lu R NX 1 lXllI1 Bxttcn Blll lenkms lxenm Fusch Blllx lones R xx 9 lesse Wisscr mm Doug Huhhtll lwlrhe Wclss lohn Babb Jun lux Blll Curtfl Ron 3 Efcxe llllx Romue Ptllfllflgt Blllx PL1tQll9l Jlmmx IJdXXwUll Doug llatthlus Chuck Qpencc R xx 1 tenll lildckxxcll lfdum lxmbmth Stue Cheltotf Chuck 'llontugna btualt l11pp lom WllllllllgClQ1 GRAWBX KEX CLUB The Kes Club 1s one of G1anb5 s oldest and busxest o1gan1zat1ons Its membe1s sue a palt of a 4v 000 membel o1gan1zat1on xx ho Whlle sponsoled bx the KlW1HlS lntelna t1on1l wo1k to bettel communlty md school lelltluls Among tlllS X6'11S p1o1ects wele the F1 lss Festn xl selhng dllfllxi It the lJlNlx9llJ1ll gftmes glX1Hg' 1 S100 SCll0l11illlD to 1 de seumg QE-311101 and helpmg such commumtx p1oJects 'ls the Hezut Fund 'md the Sah Qtlon Aum One p1o3ec.t of the Club tll1S Xeau was a pub hc HGVSSDZDGI pet1t1on wluch asked fO1 21 peaceful 1etu1n to the closed schools Th1s pet1t1on blought the club nat1onal attent1on flom such people is the P1es1dent of the Lmted States Dmght FlS9I1llOV!6l We Selxe the club motto 1eallx exemph flQS the vwo1k of the club I ee-M ssh fe- .c 4 Q lg Q VV ,LJ IQ' Chtckmg lf fltttul it the meeting 5 , A f J x ll . . 4 ' x nllk , kt I - , I - K fra . - 'L f .1,,, -Q- , 'Uv' . 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Y Y ' J' l x - , .Y L J .fb J ' , ' l tlX X sz . -jup- Junror Y Teens Officers Carolyn Rrdgwell Ann Marre Candelese and Nancy Anderson works on plans for the Y Teens Through social activity and work projects the Granby Junior Y-Teens works to en- hance the spirit of Granby. This club com- posed of Freshmen and Sophomore girls, is sponsored by the local YWCA chapter. Among the projects of the club this xear were helping a needy family at Christmas filling baskets for Easter a Shipwreck Dance and many other things The girls under the sponsorship of Nlrss Srtterson really contribute to Granby Though hampered by the closing of the school the class of 1962 under the sponsor ship of Mrs McDonald has worked to be come one of Granbx s busiest classes After the second semester began thev had an electron of officers This was soon fol lowed by the election of Mr and Miss Fresh man student best exemplrfyrng the Fresh man Class Last a dance was held by the class rn honor of Mr rnd Miss Freshman Though new these students have really Got ten off to an actrve start at Granby JUNIOR Y TEENS Row 1 Georgia Sears Carol Stampone Jane Campbell Rovx 2 Carolyn Umphlett Nanetta Tyler Cathy Cameron Shrrlex Hood Anne Faber Row 3 Beckx Smith Wrnnre Exerett Marv Leeper Ann Marie Candalese Jenny Brooks Calxert Lxnch Ron 4 Armbler Carter Carolxn Rrdgwell Julie Price Susan Lore Granby's Senior Y-Teens is a group of sen- ior high girls who work together to help others and to increase world brotherhood. This club, sponsored by the YMCA, meets on the first Wednesday of each month at school and on the third Wednesday at the YMCA, where they have dinner and a speaker. Among their activities for the year were 7 'X - ,I gathering food for a needy family at Christ- ' - ., ' mas and filling Easter baskets. i I ' fl? YY. A-' l Yu' x A I , s ' I 4. ilu SENIOR Y le mg If F133 we-L' -1 WM-phi: Rau 1 Cul 'llooie lanct R'1xmonfl ludx llaitlfa Nlixon Cox Bobbie ClIlCtt Marie NIcl'hcrson Carolyn Coston loanne Pismg Ron 9 Gloria Vance Lillian Osboln Ruth Shiffi lattx BIS 0 Cone Axcis -xIl9llE lalmtr Vickie Branch Sherxx Stackly cc Smith Hrlcn 'isso R xx -Xldell lleicc Shnlex Lowe Shirlcx Schlosser N incx Snnnnns Bobbie Cold: n Judx Cox TCIIX P1 Silly Starr Calolxn Kennett nnie D X ine I1nrl'i Hoxxifn l xx 1 Banu Sutton C uol Cllb9I't Peggy I'ut1e Nlalgufiltr qDdSdllJ Caiol Iiulmtfe linda Hoody Diane Hall Susan Wilex Ilnda Holt Dcll wdlbCl 119 X V . 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X l , , 4 ' . . , . s , y -- f. 1 A ,, 4 I R . ,Eg f x x H 0 2 3 K 1 N' Qt' dl 5 if ,,, 3535 S Wu is 3 X Miller, Aubrey Grahmc, Boll Everton, Jack Romm, Wesley Foster, Bill Williams, Billy Jones, Pete Owens, Gary Cordovana, Timmy Stamatis, Bill Jenkins, Harvey Silverman, John Coan, Bob Stevenson. Row 5: Lawrence Eldridge, Bobby Stein, Pete Harrell, James Guy, Gene Richardson, David Herriot, Tommy Brock, Dave Ballance, Ed Hewitt, Warner Coleman, Morris Clements, Jimmy Latham, Eddie Harmon, Bobby Anglin, John Smith, Gary Hall, Windell White. CHORUS Among the groups are the Mardigals, who, un- fortunately, had to disband because of the closure of schools. However, the group will continue next year. The Madrigals devote their talent to sing- 4 gr ing religious songs. Another group is the Senior Girls Ensemble. Civic groups throughout the city have enjoyed the numerous performances of these girls. They sing a variety of popular songs as well as those of a serious nature. Under the superh and able guidance of Mrs. Elea- nor Walden. the Senior Chorus and the small groups of the chorus have lmeen recognized as an ax! outstanding choral group throughout the state. 121 BOY S QUARTETTE rib K., Daw Herrmtte Doug Hubbell Paul Llght and Huble Jackson .L- Roxx 1 Carolxn Anderson Joanne Whlte Gene AQGIQ Samha Freedman IanetWh1tt Carolxn Roee Suzanne Sh1pp Lmda Palker Iudv Wllhams 127 s , f f v .,. , E Y i ' ,n , 4 . A VI nu . Q, N., Q V N . ! I . 7 . V ' n , 'I if Q 'L 35, .I 'A 5 , 2 I 5 cz 1: , ' ' f h ,I K.. 1 SJ x A ,, Q ' A ,X 5 - ' 5 f n fu - . 5 4 ,K ' 4 v : uv l I . 7 . V .V b D . Y ' . Y vv Y V 7 I V 3 ' . ' :ini The junior chorus is the training grounrl for future nieniliers of the senior chorus. These freshmen z1nfl sophomores meet each fluy to learn the fun1lz1inentz1ls of chorus work. and to have Pl groofl time while they learn Zlllll earn Creclits towarrls 1Ir21fluz11ion. While this years junior chorus is small, as coinparell to prev- ious classes it shows tha s'1m1 loxe of goofl music that all ,qoocl musicians do .-l Tie Tunioi Choius in Antion IDR CHORUS L-,A MA JU' 1 137 o,.o sq R W 1 Beth Vlluilfrv KZITGH f'a'if6I'l1I19 Pam -Xnne Hiilex 'NI1Jo11f Foltrainf Qharon Edwards Phelp Ciiolxn Lmphlftt Kathx 'icaihoiough Shir or Poling im 1 Hill flirolxn V51 is nol Stunpo Rom 'P C 11 vlxn Qniitli Nlnni Sellrxx Df 1nna -Xllen Bai Jara q1Ilfll l Willifoifl l31il1111 'Lulor Nanu Ancleison Rum lurlith Puictt Daxirl Hug es 12 ELKIN TRI HI X NI91'IllJ61S of tl1e 7111 H1 Y, what IS ou1 plat fO1IH9 Clean speed Llc 1n spomtsmmnslnp clean scholnslnp and clean hung Thus '1H0'El191 meetmg of the XX elk1n T11 H1 X IS c 1lled to o1de1 Th1s club was o1gan med to p1omote Ch11st1a11 Cl1'11EiCt61 thlough monthly D1OJGCtS ltd1SlHg money f01 XVO1lK'l FGllOVNSll1D lldlllg lneedy fiHlllX it Ch11st mas, and makmg stuffed 'lmmals exemphfy these 1J1OJ6C'ES Pe1haps the best known 3Ct1V1tX to G1anby1tes IS the annual spon so11ng of School Sp111t Week Durmg th1s t1me the membe1s encou1age cheeung, wea1 mg of school colo1s and attendmg Glanby N? athlet1c contests Th1s o1g'1n1zat1on one of G1 anby s la1gest, dey elops among 1tS H16IT1lJ61S le 1dG1Sll1p fo1 the school and commumty Lynne Osteen Susan Bates and Anmce Ba1ley Welk1n members hold some of the stuffed ammals and toys that they are makmg as a project MF a ri! :mr 1 nur 1 9 y hx FYR if mini J Q! X 'tn lava .au ni wfifhfal min l ann I-uv: wwf!! Elf' raanwf M' WELKIN TRI HI Y Roxy 1 Lmcla Parker Kathy NIoo1e Gracxe Bott1no Kat1e Nlason Salah Jean Harnson Betty BI1IllxlX ha1en Johnson Roxy 9 Sancha Fuedman Yuglma Gregoly Dede Gaclro Judy Xan Dyck Ehzabeth Hetchkopch Lesl1e Ward Roxy 3 Carolyn -Xnder son N1ta Lexus Shella Lockamy D1ane Black ludy Strayybrulge Dlane Thompson Lmrla Bell Roxy 4 Apml Brockmxer Sancha Glasser Beyerly Bu1gess Gayle F1aser Janet lhuxton NIa1y Haug 17-1 , f , . ., f s- , 915' . -M 1 aa. V 1 , I 1' , , - - ' . 1 5 . , n it l A 'Q A A I 1 1 ' . A, 1. 1. K , c 'xx 1 . Z ' y . . ' 7' A 5' - ' . , V. '. 'x L C - .Q 1 -- f - .2 . . - v . . - y V . . 5 C A C V . . I . ' Y . ' . . 1, ' ' Y . . Y Q . I . . I 1 v I . V I '. Q A w C C L C 1 I A - v A I '. 1 ' I ' v ' f C 1 . 1 1 N 1 1 ' u 7 v x' ' . . Y V Y. . ff - 4 V '. . Q. V . . K L lf Aman xx 1 1 1- f --.ff ' .1 ' . , X' ' , 1 as 1 . , - - . ., . 5 C 1 C . V ' I 1 1 I 1 y C . - is I 3 ! ' .v! Y V ' ' .13 1 . ,J , ' '- I , s 'V V ' 1, 'k v sg if 1 f - VI: J 4 L I ,T-E,-l1i.,r I 4 .p ,. 'QQ' .- l af 1. sgm-il' . ' f- Ly O' ' '2 3 ' I I-vt S' ' A f i ' . ' .11 I ' gugv F I . Q. ii ' bf - ' le ' , ' - I 'fr J 9 , . af .5 , ll: 91 J mga., I -1 , I 7 9 K Q a , V A S l' fl, 34453 ' A 'fi arf. 7 4 2 1: ,Yu-L A ., . ,Tuff f, I I ., ' A ' - A J, N ',, 1, ' f ., Y I 4 p. ,.'Q.,,,f 1 X, W ' ww-',, x . 1 f ' , , - ' H: . 4 'FIB-1 - I . , Y V, A . y . Y A v . L y Y .' - v ' . Y - . . . , 7' . ' ' . v v 4. Y ' 7 Q. 5 Y V v - ' . V . ' Y ' . ' - 1 I' ' ' 1 A v ' I ' - I . 4 - y A ' Y 1 P V .lx 'r ' .v v y 1 ' . -. V . ' V - 1 - 1 1 - v - - v 1 ' ' , 1 Y W ' Y n- 7 . , . . V , 1 . ii! B-ser: LEE BERRX HI-Y To create and spread Christian ideals is the aim of the Lee Berry Hi-Y, which is spon- sored by the Y.M.C.A. During the year, the boys have had many projects directed toyvard this end. At Thanks- giving they gave food to a needy family. They gave the same family food, clothes, and toys at Christmas. Once a month the boys attend church as a club. Also, the Lee Berry Hi-Y has the champion basketball team in the All-City Hi-Y basketball tournament for this year. In spite of closed schools during the first semester, The Lee Berry Hi-Y has success- fully carried out many activities during its second year as a club. ,-yu: il-gf ' 1,51- C ' L M i 911:-.i.... i ill . is n 9 . il . it 1 N . . 'nf If 1 , I' I: F ' tg a . ,h L bg ' i li I is I I Q5 Wilbur Poston Iwicky Bacalis and Eyerett Milteer yyork on plans for a Hi Y party -HN Royy 1 Lynn Batten Fred Poyyell Chuck Spence Fdyyin lambeith l'dHuy1tt Drug. as Hubbell 'Iony y Ionc lVN1ll1cinis lohn Babb Royy ' Plank Sakoyy ki kenny l iiy H11 ,ld layloi Iiinmy D eyy ni I' ight I Q ic Bobiy fr i iy i I :hairs clcn Dcan Rogis Donnie biiffin J1tkRomm Royy 3 Igtt Haiicll lilly Putchti -Xubity C mi in 12 J V 'X xl. ,. llvfa-'A ,la , President Mary Brooks counts the votes of Betty Lynch Ga1l Hawley and Ann Crump as they vote on a Tri H1 Y project The Games Tri-Hi-Y, one of the newest clubs at Granby, was formed, with the as- sistance of the George Williams Hi-Y, dur- ing the period of school closures. Since that time, the girls, among various worthwhile projects, have gone Christmas caroling and filled Easter baskets for a charitable pur- pose. To earn money for Brotherhood and World Service, the club sold candy and col- lected old newspapers. Under the guidance of Miss Joyce Casteen, English teacher, the girls try to reach and maintain a high standard of Christian character. The Games Tri-Hi-Y takes its name from Lemuel F. Games, the first principal of Granby, whose motto read: A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. GAMES TRI HI Y '11 Il Roxy 1 Jennv Gardner Mina Moffett Pat Crosby Shirley Taylor Judy Williams Kay Nottinghom Diane Fernandes Linda Hubbard Flizabeth Cherry Row 2 Gail McNeil Brenda Hand Caiolyn hennet Ixay Smith Mayon Cox Betty Ly nch Betty Lipps Roxy 3 Shirley Lowe Margaret Nlorris Francis Cherry Linda Hills -Xnn Crump Carolyn O Steen Bunnie Xarzano Suzanne Ship Roxy 4 Sally Star Cynthia Poyyeis Joan Stanfield Gail Hawley Sharon Plavsin Sara Roberts , . 7 7 - - I. y 4 .J , v K 5 ' f 2 I V J ' .. . A 1' 5' . -'V rvef 'V7N ' l A- g-f.- A 23z.lf l' l 1 . 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Q .ll vfv - A yy , I I U , l ., 'L' A , gy Y , ve U 1 v A. 1 Y 1 , ' jy Y N' y .' , ' ,l . 126 ,iff I X115 I'-Li ,-.. .J ag--it f!!fqii?.l, JaTf!gwllx...f5s .gskmdfr Row 1 Buddy Vest Walter Hoffman Bill Brock man Dickie Commander John Jordan Clayton Nobles Andy Capps Billy Merriam Blll Carter Ronnie Rowe Row 2 Ben Poyyell Hoyyard High smith Kenny Fusch Joe Toro Mike Cannon Doug las Tomas JITIIITIX Mattheyys Royy 3 Macon Brock GEURGE WILLIAMS HI X The development of felloyy ship and Chiistian ideals IS the object of the Feoige Williams H1 Y Each H1 Y sponsoied by the Y'VICA yyorks to build bettel ielations betyy een all school students The H1 Y also has many pioiects that help in the school and community Among these are food foi the needy at Chiistmas and the dey elopment of athletlcs betyy een othei H1 Y s in the city of Noifolk. Although the school closing cut down on many Hi-Y activities the club worked on. One of their newest projects is the donation of a book to the library every ye xr. These books will be placed in a special section of the library: Constantly' working the Ceorge Williams Hi-Y continues to better both school and community. 127 S gas Freddie kyle Jimmy Ori Steye Epps Bob Howell Paul Harris Bobby Cladstone Jimmy Young Mike Caylsh Bob Steyenson Royy 4 Shane Kaufman Robert Butt Ducky Duff Jesse Wasserman Bob Joynt Ronnie Ftheridge Cecil Blackyyell Tom Winningder Joe Clarke Onf of thf projects of the C eorge-Williams Chapter of the Hi-Y is cleaning the lunch room up after each lunch period. Row 1 Ruth Japha Robbre Shushausly Sandra Katz Dayrd Pegram Row 2 Betsy Nottrrrgham Mary Belanga Jerr Jackson Rath Frnlxlestern May Scot Perdue Joanne Erssrng Garl McNerl Judy Hay man Annette Mrller Elarne Werber Janet Raymond Jeanne Marre Grell Drane Wrlson Carolyn Craft Sandra Wrshenef Sherry Terry Wrlnra Ferelmoe Charlotte Altrner Row 3 Carol Trghe Kathre Moore Nancy Grrffrn Janrce Paul Ila Ann Marly Glorra Srnger Mrchael Klavans Alyrn bterngold Lewrs Hrrschler Myron Kantor' Leonard Deal Frank fs-...J X -1-7 i 1- .3 Club members use tapc recorder Allen Sandra West Roxy 4 Evelyn Dunham Nancy Anderson Shelly Foster Joyce Ncsson Karen Whrtc Kedran Dayrs Madelrne Berger Lrnda Bell Martha Beacham Drane Daughcrty Drane Thompson Cyn thra Povyers Henlv Fant Lnrd Harrell Gayle Fra? rer Judy Straxybrrdge Karen Lewrs Row 5 Marrlyn Srlyerman Anne Ballard Carol Paulette James Glendrhnrng Noel Bergrr Ray Sawyer Alexander Salzberg Don Wrll Robert Smale Rrchard Schellrng Lloyd Rex Judy Melchor Irma Srlvermarr Carolyn Rrchardson LES CADE1 S Capturrng and preservrng some of the characterrstrc sprrrt of French songs and customs rs the obrectrye of Les Cadets Les cadets or The Lrttle Brothers rs the French club open to all frr st year French students Its meetrngs are held once a month rn each rndryrdual classroom and occasronally the club yyrll hayc speakers to further therr fast groyyrng knowledge of France The purposc of the club rs to rnstrll rn rts members a last rng rnter est rn not only the language but also the people of France . ' . . . , ,Y ' 1 r y - - 9 - v' . ' . ' . ., , . ' , I . - - l . 1 v . Q y j' v y , , , , . , . , f . 7 I ' Y ' I Y 1 Y A7 Y . r - - I Y Y 7 . Y Y . . . Y , . - 7 1 Y 7 Y U Y 7 4 ' A ' J u - v v 1' . v' 1 1' Y Y 'I Y Y ' K ' ' , ' . ' v . . . Y Y ' 'Y . 'l A Y 7 , U. . I: , ,A r . mi. .y A n ! Y 1 ' V1 ' 3 Y i Y h 7 Mrlton Cluverrus, Larry Stern, Wesley Heptrnstall, Ronnre Krlpatrrck, Davrd Krlpatrrck, Jrmnry Ogle, . . Y Y V Y Y ' V' ',Y A 'Y . Y ' oy Y Y Y T ll ' W 1 Q A . . . , Q . V - , at ' , fy ' A V ' ' a l ' Y ' V 0 . - . N , . v Y, , . . . l . H ' - y , , , ., . . , ,V . :fc - ' e ' V' ' V ' . , ' rg-. ' . LE CERCLE FRANC I Quel dommage qu'il ne soit pas foul is a line that is recognized by all of the French students participating in the French play, La Surprise d'Isidore, which was presented during the school year. Also Le Cercle Fran- cais gave a prize of twenty-five dollars to the student from Granby ranking highest in the French Tournament. The club is divided into classes from which a class chairman is selected. He conducts the business in that particular class and repre- sents his class at all officers' meetings. Le Cercle Francais as a whole usually meets twice a semester. At the individual class meetings, which are held on the fust Fiiday of each month The students haue a business meeting, play Fiench songs The French language is al ways spoken both in class and at the meet ings I -Fa. l Shelia Naughton points out landmarks of Paris to the club r 1 Rm l Qtut Baibei Nlaigiut 'NI11111 f'1'1ce iot T s Du Ho 111 lll ludx X in link lat Nlauc X 11 lll 1 N ood 1 I on 7 x ix .lllllfll ll 1c1H1 1 111 Jac Branch Row 5 -Xnnf Geihait Judx Wlelchor -Xr lene Asbell Doxothx Hill Shcilah Naughton Linda Caitei Q11 1 Kobe it 'Nlarx Blount Bula O Brien c HQ11111 all l 1 Ron -1 Bob uie in tl iidg., NI igie koi nei 1 lxllll-xlll C 1 l 1111x J1111 Hilu Bill 'NIC ' . Y . . , , I, 1 V. , Y I D v ' ze .- 'aw . ,'. I - ' '. 'fZ. 1 'W Q, vj- ,Q- tlllmj, Je: fi' 1 .. j 'z . . -h, . ' . ' I 2 1 L ' A vy I S ill-' l.egu1 , Na N ' .Jai ie Wl1itf-hill. I ' L.: ' '. .ta 'z an . ' ' ,' , . L mwlyii A11cl+-1's1111. A1111e l,HI'ti'I', f'LiSS21llfl1'Z1 Nurs- ROS ' , I'-flfllll' I'-IIN QI- ' 3. Y B xortl l.y1111 Butts. llama BI.-on-. Sh' -1 i f'1'i1, Susz V VS 1-lf-y. R11111111- In l lf- fe, . a ' A ' lz L lp -rn, l.i114lz1 I':lJSU'lIl, Ninn f'1lt'llt'l. , ' -kie Gal ' ' , l1'H ML 1 ,U 1 ff, - COW 129 The Pan American League is an organization of students interested in the Spanish lang uage and are eager to become better acquaint ed with the tradition and daily life of our Latm American neighbors Meeting every two weeks its members enioy participating in such things as skits and the singing of follk songs Occasionally a peison is given the opportunity to display any spec ial talent by performing before the group Wherever possible a guest speaker is invited to address the club and state his personal views Day on April 14, every year hepresenta tives and consuls fiom South Ameiican countries are mvited to attend a special meeting Aristeia Fontes Irene Lawrence Fdith Calderon PA MERICAN LE GUE IWQWW Cc Row 1 Edith Calderon, Jane Leyv, Jo Lexy, Cxn thia Wagner, Nlatalie Halpiin, Eleanor Hofheimer, Sandra Freedman, Ann Williams Row 2 Gail Mohr, Lorraine Reed, Carol Gilbert, Kristin Berg, 130 'CY Linda Davis, Margie Bacharach, Irene Lawrence Row 3 Larry Eluto, David Bacharach, Don Will, Bill Srolia, Ray Alexander, Stanford Peerless, Alexander Salzberg, Jerrv Kantor I .1 ' . y . .. , . . . . . . . i . V 1 ,XXxXX,XX X . . 'vs' .f,XQ'.l'i .'L:l1 A . ' ' p 5:4 'V 1, 4 5, The organization celebrates Pan American i i X ' I I - . el mlb L A at in in ' f ,Qig rieut as '52 I I I I at X J I gy , f 1' ei A923 'PT' Y Q H -I 421 lil! 'l aw Y i 1 3 Av -bl ' ,e can 'ff K 5, Roxx 1 B1Il1e Dlxon Sandra Cherry -Xnn Ratchffe Anna Lee Goodvxln Judx Staub Bull Wllllams Roxx 7 Kenny 'itarke Frank Foley J1m Hunter Rox Cahoon Butch I IQFCP D E CLUB Ilan! -ador- nmze an , maui: :mn-an m ma-are ue. U1 D!1l 1111 -iQl'8ia.'ll- niux Iilll 2:1-' 4' 11:1 ff 7 I 1353 1222 14.11- 211-H II.-2.111 Iiyxx I NI.ux D1mm1t Iudx Bahr Juclle Heath Rrwalxnri Hozxxltz R xx 7 Puflrix Bl kc C ux Foldox .1 R xx 5 George HOITIQ Stfxe Bdughan Chuck Outlanfl Juhnnxe xldtffilll 131 - 1. ,, V Q A vi A k . 5,11 I 4 Q1 ,. . , .x i u , I -fl . ul Q .. 4 .Q ' . ,- , ,- .L f, i .x x A . f , E, x, r, L F, r . ,N f 4 . 7 i I ff .'V-fry Ni- fl I ms l f Q . e .1 3-? lx.j '. , ' ', ,, 4 ,. , I, 1 .F ..- 5 - . x - in ' X , ' .4 ,, x f , I ,:,.,x . . -A r N' fi ' f gr . 4 ' ' ' V vz. .. ' , , 7 A ' Y 4 ' v. Y ev 7 . ' L: ' . , - V, 5 , ,. I l . A ,r fa X4 V by If . I n 1 X, ' X , A Pj' . , f 4 xr.. 4 r if -3 'X 9 , 4 ' 'Q X gf' xf I Q Q If 51' 1 x 1 xx-np f . I ' 4 ' 3 Q - ' Q fy, . 'P 4' . , 1 ' f ' ' bi 92' ' wwf- 4 ' 1- Q t L If ' 1 ' 3 . ' ' ', . -' , ' , . ' ' . 0 ' L: 1 j 11'-2 Q1 , ' 'un'. 0 ' I: ' '., I ' ' , ' , ' , Z u ,ff ' Sandra Glaser and Betty Brlnkley conducting: an aftel school meeting F01 m my xefus Gi mbx has uded glllS with the hope of medic 11 Q ueel to decide whethei they ue suited for nulslnff lllls IS cne thiough the Futule Nurses Club Vis 'ilundels the efficient md Ulplble school HUISQ sponsois this club She sched ules numeious tups to l1OS1J1t1lQ medial! schools md State lI1St1tl,1tlOI'1S fol the pui pose of educating the glllg on how 1 hospit xl 1S lun The memheis have the ODDO1tUH1tX to take 1 nuising COUISQ at De Paul Hosp1tal When they have completed this coul se they IGCQIVG then cxps and ue then xllowed to V!O1lx on the h llls is Nulses udes All of the experience that the guls galn thiough this Cluh ue warmly iemelnbeled thioughout the ye us F TUBE NURSES CLUB ici jg. ml A A nm Amis: .fi 'A 1:- :3 ,G vi i 'Y qi- ' I 'Rl I x E ' a.iH xl.m in-' - . Row 1: Patsy Daughtrey, Judy White, Lee Blohley, Carolyn Richardson. Row 22: Pat Hood, Teresa Augustine, Bobbie Ayers, Pat Diantonio. Row 3: Linda Morrison, Ann Hall, Carolyn Thayer, Sondra Glaser. 132 Row 1 Pat Burnworth Phyll1s Wexler Jane Levy Darnell Ga1lKrulx1n Lmda Davls Joan Bass Betty Jo Levy Pam Phelps Frances Llttle Ann Wllllams Ann Lee Maureen Looney Row Z Sandra OBr1en Llnda FUT RE TEACHER 1 4 -4, 2 1225: L,,,J 3 .l Jo Lew serxcs zefreshmente at one of the club meetlngw The mam ob1ect1xe of the Futu1e Teachels of Amellca IS to p1 omote an appleclatlon and bettel undelstandmg of the teaclnng pro f9SS1Oll By x1s1t1ng elementau schools and by ObSG1X1I1g' the classloom plocedule, mem bers a1e encoul aged to be teache1s Membels haxe been N915 busy th1s year gn mg lecognltlon to the Glanby teachels on X xlentme s D IX 'md NI xx D u md put1C1p'1t mg 1n other club act1x1t1es Hlghhghts of the xeal f01 the club Off1CQlS xx e1e the State Con xentlon ulmh tllex Ltttnclerl ln Pltlmmond and the g1aduat1on palty fO1 SQIHOI membels 133 ' ' . ' ' . . ' v ' y a r Y I K v y . ' 1 . . : , Y: , g, .lex Q, . Y - .v , Y . v- ' n q 1 I .9 . . . v , . 1' I, i , :sw . . 2 I . x , I 1 . N I j'jI,-, v v y , , , I - ' K Ixff , 2 . 2- 1 - cl 2. 2 c c ' . ' x , ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - Q X Sk: .w,..,N.4X:E , . , tv 2 A t , 'X l ' v - , v - 1 . X . n. CREATIVE WRITI G G ILD i Row 1 Nlargle Bacharach Ronme Perry Carolyn Craft Ann W1lllaIT1S Rom 2 Lynne Olnoff Rlckle Gllbert Dee Teck Jane Campbell Carol FT1Sb16 Dlane Daugherty Ron .3 'Vladelme Berger Stanford Peerless Julre PTICQ Daud Bacharach Larry Eluto NATIONAL T HESPIANS g 1 Row 1 Carolyn Craft Jane Whltehrll Margle Bachalach Row 9 L1nda Ross I'1nk1Wexler Group 127 of the Natlonal Thesplan Soclety of Granby H1gh School IS an olganlzatlon of whlch It IS an honol to become a membel One must earn h1S IT16Il'1b91Sl11p 1n thls g'1Ol1p As a membel of the Cue Club Glanbys dlamatlc club, as well as tluough outslde gloups, one must ealn a ce1ta1n numbe1 of polnts by pa1t1c1pat1ng 1n plays WO1lx1I1g' beh1nd the scenes on make up scenery or as a member of the stage crew Haung acqulred enough polnts one IS entltled to become a palt of thls d13II'13tlC soclety Thls orgamzatlon IS part of a lN'1t1onal O1gan1za 1on 134 5 I 5 ' ' -It T 5. '. : Q T Q., .- , tl . . ' J k 1 R v ' V ' v X .x . . ' V 1 -. ' 1,1 X v' ' : ,, , ij Z Q ' A 2 ' ' K , , ,,, ,- ., T I . , - . A, .MJ . -1 N' 1 X 8 ,. X . 1 ' I I 1 1 x x . - I A 1 ' ' Z X . . . . ' . ' 7 . . '. I l Y : v K I rl x 'Q . . 1 l 7 .Y- v 1 4 1 ' V ey 1 Y v ' l I -'P n 1 I 1 . . . X . 1 7 k , ' - , . ,T 6 I 1 Y - , Y K ' 1 -I Y 1 Y' ' x ' - . . . - . ' . . . X x Q th C - .X K 4 'rf V fs, N--A arv.. ' I Q, .' , ' . . I ,J 1 , l. ' I T, f Rovs 1 Sandra West Sandra Freedman Carolyn trane Kedron Dav1s Carol Earnest B111 McCroy Amphlett Jan1e Wh1teh111 Row Z Phyllls Wexler Row 4 A1 Durrette Ga11 Krukln Orry Nottlngham Llnda Ross Anne W1111ams Row 3 Marjorle C01 Caro1 Glassman Lmda Padgett CECLB Cue Clubbers B111 McC0v Sandra West Bob Wh1te Nlargxe C,oltra1ne and Jame Wh1teh111 present The Bathroom Door 130 I 1 Q. vt I xl 4 Q , .1 Q. 1 Arun 'o .f 1 lil' I 7 fwil --- ,--44'l..-.- V I , . 'B , ,I ,fi 'H' 'Af' f' - , ,f ' 1 ' v : n v , . I .y , . , . . , I . ' 1 I - . . Z . . , : -y , , , . ' I ' , . Y, ' . 9, f , , ff . - X411 ' 2 1 f' 'j 'I ff 1' 1 of- ,111 1 - , '11 7, F' Haw , ' '-'f 1 ' f 5. , f- K yo . ,X 11 I 1 ' ' r b 531 V. ' , I 1 fir 1 Q X a , , 'E v H , , , , K ' , .f ff Q 5 2 ' 1. 1 - 5 fy , ' Nl 1 2 R r. -- ' - . A y . , N . , . . . , U A Y YI F ART CL B J wg la 5 4'-+5 , Cx Row 1 Karen Solberg Fa1th Brxant Tornms Hunter Llnda Padgett Karen Wh1te Nancy Puls Gaye Olsen Row 2 Edward Dunn Ga1l Moore Llnda Morrlson Bekerly Gardner Kedron Dans Henlew Fant Sue D Taxlor Ellzabeth Langston Shlrley Hart Roxx 3 Dav1d Herrlot SCIENCE CL B Row 1 Carolme Cato Ilene Laurence Glenn Burchett Nlvra Weber Brenda S1lxa Carol Fr1Sh1e Faye Smxth L1ll1an Oeborn Lxnn Butts D1ane W1lber Ron 2 Kl1StlH Belg Stexe Jennmgs Daud h1lpat11clx Ilmmy Gatea Stexe -Xndeleon Lynn Batten Barn Vballxez Stexe Barbel 136 v ' . Y Y . . ' 1 . 1 . ' 1 l 1 . 1 - v 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , . 1 c 1 . 1 ' . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 A . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 - ' . Y ' v' .' . ' Y . . . 1 1 1 ' M1 A ' 1 1 . v ' - , . . BIBLE CL B Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good vvorks and glorify your father which is in heaven. The Granby High School Bible Club, which meets tvv ice a vveek in the morning under the direction of Miss Sara Lee Hutchings trles to spread Christlan ideals throughout the school by their actions and by vvitness Besides studying the Bible and singing hymns the group hears talks by pastois of several different churches Throughout the year all the members vv ork together striving toward a Christian end Q11 v Nr-'x Seated Jack Levlck Standing David Kilpatrick Linda Darnell Reverend Dav 1d H Burr Linda Sm1th 137 Bible Club members Pat Mauch Harold Boyer and Bud Faulkner together at a before school meeting of the Bible Club I Clarence Faulkner Bonnie Miller Arlene Atkinson Kathv Miner Ronnie Kilpatrick . Y. . ' . ' sy o . a a n y 1 - u n 1 K YI 1 . ' S' . , i -X Y A ,sql u s 1 - W 7 'J j, ,. 2 l 1 J 1 9 L , . I KJ! y 1 C 1. , 'N ' , Y, V vl- fs A ,f if 'h , V X JAR qw! 1 ',f'f'g' A 'se .,, I 1 1 , Y -fl iv ii, . , g i' 1 A 1 ,. .fu . I -v O uf -.W W, Q We 5 ' - ' ' X ' . 'f ' E iv Wx , I, , 2 ' D I I . - Y ' 121- 5 P a fl' 'i 1 I G' ., 4 ,' 2 a B ci f A f f , , . . X - 1 i i . ' x, I . ,A I . , l ff A .0 1 v V ' 1 Y ,v Y ,- When a school doesn't win it is said they are building character. Over the twenty years of Granby's existence, the Blue Comet teams have won their share of games, and often more. But win or lose Granby takes pride in the fact that sport builds character. Nineteen fifty eight-fifty nine provided the opportunity for Granby to build a lot of character. The school closure caused many of our athletes to seek education in other schools and in other areas. Handicapped by the loss of players, more each week, the football team played in the tradition of the fabulous Comets of the forties. Lack of reserves hurt in the later quarters, but after midseason the addition of the first string from the junior varsity seemed to provide the needed difference. Granby finished out the season with a win over Maury and a winning record for the season. Basketball showed the real lack of man- power. A local paper showed our lonesome bench with only Coach Holtgrewe and one player. The rest of the squad was on the floor. The Comets still managed to place third in the Eastern District tournament. Wrestling just kept rolling along, but for the first time in local wrestling history Granby didn't win the state championship. Individual Comets did win two state titles. Indoor track competed in the state meet and two of the thinclads placed. Outdoor track saw more manpower but stronger competi- tion. Winingder, Etheridge and McDonough were the standouts of the squad. The tennis team was the strong team of all the spring sports. Theirs was a winning sea- son and ended up placing in the Eastern District tourney. The baseball season produced only five wins, all by a young ninth grade pitcher. Swimming showed the usual good form, the golf team was in and out. Like other school teams, these too showed the effects of the school closure. In summary, Granby built character this year, and also managed to win some games, many of these victories rated as upsets. .Q 'gf N is 2 ,lf 'Yi . 'I' Va. ' 'LI axes fry! A sv' J -' 1' ..LPg'4 . 5553 .5 A 7' J' Q la rig' A 'Q , LrafQYV,'.AQf v 4 x. ' ui' ' Fifi., 8' ' 'f 4 Tm ,va -U, ,1 'Q ll. an . 'v ' M ' 'iz Pgfflfi A , ' rf ' . K A i V' 'P i -nz v: 1 f 'Thi l.7- .' fi I I w , -5 'f ' I '.ji--'bs jg I 'v ,ff , : - .. is v I -N' 41- ' 'a, V11 xa' , ' ,- fs Y I . J f nf- ' L'--271- .,. Q SPORT 'J J , . V , i Q ',k,, 'f' nf- 4 Vw- ,gf -1 f. -3.3245 L , . ,npr .. 11 , ,, . U A, 4 .re I.: ip,g,....,f' .3 mi.. i 1 g if-.Jl,4J,,.: I ii, lljciryr I., ,vt-.7 5-2 NC, 1.15 ,-P. gl' 'fl ,L 'A TFT'-ff S'-' '59 'T 'Q f f' ., if wa 4- 33574-b '- LEFT SIDE VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Mike Horrocks, Bill Starling, Ray Gould, Mike Nero, Tom Winningder, Lee McNutt. Row 2: Shelton Foster, Frank Coram, Eugene Maxey, Butch Forehand, Dan Verna, Bobby Leffew, Mike Cavish. Football got underway before a final decision was reached on the closing of schools. The Blue Comets got away to an early start by winning their first two games. Injuries and transfers began to take their toll of man- power. The regulars played hard and well but the lack of substitutes caused the loss of many games in the late quarters. After the completion of the Junior Varsity season, the first string JV players were moved up to the varsity. The Comets roared again with three wins to finish the season winning six and losing four. Climaxing the season was the win over Maury. 140 Row 3: Ronnie Regan, Lewis Klima, Ed Morgan, Wilber Poston, Frank Ribar, Tim Lassiter. Row 4. Bill Lindsey, John Pearson, Frank Roman, Cecil Blackwell, Bill Cooke, Wallace Dick. VARSITY Row 1: Preston Hodges, John Falkiewicz, Ronnie Ethridge, Bill Glotzbach, Bob Walton, Manager German Garrett. Row 2: Mickey Walker, Harry Leafe, Bill Reinhard, Joe Toro, Lawrence Eldridge, OOTBALL Joel Abraham. Row 3: Mike Shisler, Henry Schnei- der, Robert Arthur, Jesse Wasserman, Pete Martone Row 4: Troy Spencer, Joe McDonough, Bill Keating Ed Lilly. Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby Granby SCHEDULE ,. 0 Suffolk , 7 Princess Anne 13 Oscar Smith . 13 Cradock 7 Churchland 12 Norview . . 25 Hampton 0 Newport News .. 0 Wilson , O Maury xx PTAINS a Captam Tom Wlnmgder and Co Captams Cecll Blackwell Joe Toro Frank Rlbar T1m Lassxter Wallace Dlck Mlckey Walker Lawrence Eldrldge and Pete Martone ix-wa ,s Coach Brown sm1l1ng at one of the afternoon p1act1ce SESSIONS Granby halfback Joe Toro scorlng for Granby at the Maury game 142 zulu 94 Yr -5 Team Captaln Tom Wmmgder Tom Wmmgder eludlng a Maury tackler 1. i 1, f x .- 2 . MY- A f 1' I' -. 'l. ,, ' l Q nl 17,7 r n . A . -l 14-s-- . - 1 , A .. . . , 1, D 1 . - 1 - A , Q , , 7 ! Y Y ' 0 9 ! H F - l . ' l ' Y L 'Lfi ' r. ' S-Q' f' , , f . xv. f . , eg ' , . X fn I - -N A -'L ulcdygw- . . 1 , 5515. f, 4' A A , N 'W-'f,.,g N: - 5' , .. , 5 . sl 34- . V ' -.5-3, --wi 4.55 I .-K ' ,Q -'n, W '- gg' X A 4 ' elf'-,.'L,'. ' 5,5-X , 1 5 K 2 Y' . . . I an V E r. rf N . 1 .x 9 x K x. . , , .4 , ,Y I -- ' e I V I If up . , E J -' 'rug-I Q A ' '. :' N ' 1 'Min +1 Qu' A. v , . Y . . . 1 J ' ' - 5 if er I pennx Fled Koxner Danny Venel Mr Nlagushak Row 2 Barry Walker DIXIQ Moore Row 3 Butch V FOOTBALL T1a1n1ng g1ound fol the xarsltx thls IS the JV football team Th1s year Coach Magu schak mamtamed h1s xxmmng 1ecord xxlth four Wms and txxo losses The Jumor Comets lost to Xl llson and NOIXIQYK but de feated Great Brldge Oscal Smlth PFIUCQSS Anne and Maulx The fust stung xxa mox ed up to the xa1s1tx afte1 the JV season xx as completed Bobby Leffexx xx as hlgh sco1e1 xx 1th M1ke Caxlsh close behlnfl Both xxe1e standout backs In the l1ne Mlke Shlslel and Frl L1llx xx ere bulxxalks These anrl the lest of the team xx on bx team effolt Q- 'P- John Hume Ducky Duff Footballers xx ork out at an afternoon practlce sesslon ' N , 5 2 . ,H .. I - 1 , ,:lg.LL X ' A I 'N 22235. ' x v ' N- , lf Lf V ' from ' M. -, . 1 , , ?,f.wz, K. 4' 1: ' Q .Egan x ,Q .W 'L Z ' , S ROW 1? Chuck DaViS, M0I'1'iS Cl9m0Y1fS, Mike Gas- Corum, Mike Cavish, Frank Roman, Bobby Leffew, : 'l , ' ' l. A l A : P . , ' ' 1 v v 4? . K . u v V I . V' vy - Q I , . , 1 . Y . .- .- - , ' ' ' s me w , Y - . Y . ' . y ,.:- Q - Q ' L l 143 l N Row 1 Nicky Bacalis Joe Clarke Bob Johansen Tom Winingder Daye Ballance Row 2 Ronny Miller Joe Toro Coach Holtgrewe Joe McDonough Ceorge Stien VARSITY BASKETBALL The lion Hen mivht well describe the 1958-59 Granby basketball team. The clos- ing of schools sent ni-my players to other schools until at one time Frfmbys team consisted of seyen pl iyers. Despite man- power problems the Comets were rble to at least break even with every team except Newport News and Wilson. It was the same story in the Eastern District tournament, Granby couldn't beat Newport News, and so won third place in the tournament. Ronnie Miller protects the ball from Newport News. Joe Clark and Daxe Ballance leap for a rebound Daxe Ballance tr1es fo a. two pomter K RAlN BY BASKETBALL :J QC HEDI, LE Suffolk XIau1 5 Cl1u1cl1land Hampton Osca1 Snuth Wa1w1ck N01 VIEW New 130112 New S XX 1lson Hampton G1 e'1t B1 1d e P1 mae 5 -Xnne XI 1L11X Clllll 1111 md C1J.dOLlx N O1 1 ILXX XX 11 xx 1111 XX 1lSOIl N ew 1501 t N eu S f-1 O I I . if ' 5 , w 52-34 - ' 33-44 . -Y ,- 53-42 ' 67-65 6 ' 67-57 - ' 42-51 - f V ' I i 41-44 - ' 1 or 2 24-26 v - v 1 B. 8 -11-47 ' ' ' - V 44-57 H I 7 46-45 ' . g - A I ' 57-43 1 . A - g 56--12 . 1 X 1 . 47-54 ' H 2 ' 1 -15--12 '- 1- ' E, TU-5-1 J ' . 63-52 2 - ' -' ' T -r 33-43 .3 f 12-' 31-32 J ' ' J 1 -Ap V fx' The JV basl etb 111 te mm spht the season YNl1ll 1 10 10 16-cold In confelenne pl xy the lee old was somewhat bettel 8 wlns md I losses The stols of the se xson xx IS summed up by Coach Mlllthl xl LI1 he sufl XX I l a Good tulnout fol the te 1111 L0IlS1KlL11I1U' the closed schools Many of the games both won and lost were close Fd Lllly and Roger Pruhq were out standlng rebounders Henry Gottl1eb was outstandlng as a floor man The hlgh o1nt man for the team was Bob Arthur 227 9 Jeff' wax: M4 ,,N,M..f, arg! .,,..,J,4a, MJ f.Af1-fi AAALJA 4594114 V Suffolk Maury Chulchl md Hlmpton Oscar Sllllth Wl1W1Cli Nor v1ew Newport News Wllson Hampton Gleat Budge Puneess Anne Maury Churchland C1 idoclx N01 VIQW Warw1ck xV1lbOI1 Newpolt News Oscar bmlth M wwf' ami KETB r X,,.,,,, ,WNW S Schedule 7 53 41 79 13 7 0 O 4 40 33 55 F01 felt AML, Row 1 Mr Mmter, Mxke F1nk, Mlke Gaspenny, Tony Sakowskl, Fred Kovner, James Tatem, Raymond Lowrey QMgrj Row 7 Hugh Staples, Edd1e Lilly, Lum Martone, Allan S1man 14 G ,mv ri ,arf Q15 1+-yidg H Qi 1 wi 14 JP' f as WWW I Qhffgfwa 'K' M Row 1 Edmund Monger Marvln Weaver D1Ck16 Taylor Marty Emanuel Bevo M11 ler Don Ewell Bobby Leffew Row 2 Robert Blshop Dallas W1ll1ams Jack Berry Fred Kyle John Pearson Ben Powell John Santos James Orr Don Felce Ronnle Etherldge Row 3 Ducky Duff Clyde Ban Arsdall Barry Walker R1chard Brewer Steve Skegx Edwm Lamberth Joe McDonough Bobby Stark Joe McDonough clear1ng the hlgh hurdles 5 -Q' ii Y' 3- fl- Q-f '1'-T ff ,W lll ? - 1 'N TRACK Granby s lecord of twenty one str a1ght w1ns 1n dual meets came to an end thls year The season showed a 1eco1d of thlee w1ns and two losses both losses comlng 1n the fmal event W Tom Vhmngdel set '1 new Eastern D1StF1Ct bloadgump 1eco1d of 29 3 Tom was also chosen by the Spol ts Club fol bemg the out standlng hxgh school tmck pelfolmer Ronnle Fthelldge IH the state meet placed IH the 100 and the 990 Joe McDonough placed IH the high Jump 1n the same meet Coaches Blown 'md D1 '1ke look forward to next X631 1n hopes of not losmg pelsonnel due to the closmg of schools 1-ii-I-nu lv'-15-4 - - ,F ip-c-4 147 rj ' ' ' . 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Q 'lr ,.- 5-.. , ' - Q . - Q w Jfvt' FT UNC QQN0 L5N0p zsvl-W' x?5N6', ,, GJ F I ,,... nip QKNR N, mrs QAV0 ' QAN,y, Cl , 'lv QQ!-N0 gum' Pcerurfff 'Wann' Row 1 Okla Johnson B1llw Merrlam F1ed Powell James Epperly Rlcky Brahm Bllly Mont,qra1n Row Z Ross H zelwood Bob Zlerden John Jenkms Wayne Slmons Shel ton Foster Ron 'S Butch Corum James Kopacz Kenny Peuy Bobby Leffew Wesley Foster Coach 118112111 WRESTLI G Fox Coach Blllx Ma1t1n thls was the V631 of defeat F01 the fnst tlme IH many yeals fllIlbV dld not w1n the state vnesthng meet T1ElHQf61S due to the school closule, plus mjuues cut the effectlveness of the othelvnse undefelted squ 1d Okla Johnson won lllg fourth consecutlve state wlesthng txtle 1 feat no one else his duphcated Bllly lwfflllllll md Wune Slmons also won state t1tles IH then vse1ght dlvlslons The wlest hnff teun showed thls Xen as It has 1n past xeus thftt vsxn Ol lose then S1JO1tQfI'13,IlShlIJ lS of the ll1g'll6it Glanbw t1ad1t1on 148 U J., F. . , K fl 'L , v J , A . X X X I xzhyok csv'-.v nh .a'5'.'t ., N L , X s . c x' 1 ' N . A aw. 'A f A x X , N , . 1- ' ', 4. ' 5 A ING V1 'r , 4 x I C X-1 lv KK Q ' Xm V A, A ,, - '. , I J .V V ' 1' K w J J Q , v ,Q , J if Q lof l X mvf I H in. NF v Y .-'AV x .K J 5 ,V , : . , , l 'Y l Y Q - 7 . ' ' . ' - . ' . :' , , -- , 1, Y ' ' w 71 E A 'snrrre l F. 1 r 'h - O 7 V - I . v . N W N . . Y' . 1 I C R ' L. ,,' . A A . ' 2 z . ' ,z ' N .. ' . ' k ..2 2 J 23 . . . ',, z .ie .' . Bobby Leffew h a v i n g some trouble with an opponent during one of his matches. John Jordan gets ready to break a hold at the State Wrestling Tournament. State Champion Billy Merriam shows some championship form during one of his matches at the State Wrestling Tournament Gianby VV1eSlLl1I1g Schedule KY my .gl 0 44 10 4 4010 5 0 5 1 C1 fidock 'NI lui V Oscai Smith Gieat Bridge Cliuichland Noi folk Academx TNOIXIQW Piincess Anne 43 1 XX oodiow Wilson -1. h ' as-X 5 'AJ -vat' 93 ..-i Y ' l 5 x 4 I' ,J A N I . '12 A ,,,,.J,.-ol-f..,.4,- . . . . ' Jin A ' '3' 5 'c V A I ' I - 12 't 1 45- 5 . ' ' 9-5 - -' 37-1 J , ', 35-1 . X -V Y ' 7. 27-21 Warwick 1- ' - M .-.... '11-ff' aim: l N .11 . , i- A .. ' 11 f --'R' ,,--- . i 2.-Mb4 gf- 2' X -um '-1:11- 149 ,U 3' 'sl ,I Rovs 1 Ronnie Miller Morris Clements Jim Epperly Louis Rosenbaum John Hume Bill Simmerson Coach Magushack Rovs 2 Kenny Fusch Mike Gaspenny Tony Sakowski Oscar Cuddy George Stein Denny Owerman Bob Wheeler Row 3 Frank Coram Fred Kowner Bob Pick Randy Hughes Row 4 Tom Wininger Bob Arthur Al Roper Manager Dick Santos Dixie Moore BASEB LL A play at the plate at the Maury game ' . TSW4 ' - duh , Q.:-rrdvn-745. '. -A . ,t . . .n.- .F .Q 150 Coach Magusthak and his team had a rough season this year, winning only five games. The peak of the season was reached when Granby defeated Wilson, 1-0, in overtime. One new pitcher showed much promise for future yearsg Denny Overman was credited with five wins for the season. The greatest lack of the team was consistent hitting, yet in the last game of the season we scored sixteen runs, with Tom Winindger batting in nine runs on two triples and a double. gm-Hrs 'qi 'x'-!,, 31 te it ,av A0 Nunn' g2 ', 115 C as Ulf --'QW -un? Row 1 Louls Legum manager Andy Capps Mvron Kantor Joan Coan Row Alefcander Salzberg Jlmmy Parker Terry Kantor Jack Romm Coach Caddell TENN 5:10, MW . The tenms team, under the sponsorslup of Coach Caddell ended the season wlth a 5 3 confel ence record and a 5 4 1 overall lecord To cap the season the team placed thlrd m the Eastern DlStT1Ct tournament Myron Kantor was the number one man for the Comets and J xmmy Parker was number two man 7 as Coach Caddell lated the Warw1ck game, whxch produced an upset wln for the Comets as the most 1nte1est1ng w1n The team w1ll lose two regulars to gradua tlon th1S year WVhlCh leaves good strength for next season fi, Mxron Kantor retums a serxe ln a doubles match 151 l , T -Q ,Y A . , .- . K . . ,f . 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' ,-. 1+-, W hin- '-z 47'-4 45 an-61:2 if gg' with rx iuw 4,59 x at MSQFJM 'K If t' ag 'Qqxff A f'-vm Fled Haddock Harold M1lle1 Lou1s Hansen Jr Call Harmson Wllllam Mltton GOLF Granby s f1V6 man squad had an 1n and out season thlS year Every man on the squad carrled the load of competmg and QVGIQ man scoled pomts fO1 the team Undel the su pervlslon of Coach Casey the squad played the Tldewatel opponents both on the home course at Ocean V1ew 'md 'lt othel coulses 1n the al ea The Comets did well 1n the Easteln D1st11ct meet and competed 1n the state meet at Danv1lle Thlee of thlq V631 s team should be back to form the nucleus of next V831 s team 152 TEA Opponent Cladock Hampton Vlfglnla Beach Maury Chulchland Prmcess Anne Wa1k1Ck Eastern D1StY1Ct Wllson NOYVIGWV State Meet 171 Z 171 Ol 91 'in l 131 121 1513 place place Tr! .I A Q . . my ' , 1 159 -af , 1 U , A f , ui- -' K , ., 1, 1 : , ' ' ' , . ,. 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Y 1, Q , ,e,. 1, 1 .,..o ..,, .,ee A 1 1 12 6 ' ' A ' V ', ' . .. ,,,,., , ,..... ., .,,.., ,. . , c qi.. was 'Ana .. ,-I z. 7 la? 1 so ii Ron 1 B111 LlUdS6X Bobbv Ste1n Bob Bu1e Row 2 Roy Gometto Bucks Haddock John H111 Bobby Taxlor Row 3 Bebo M111er Br1tt Drake R1chard Betts M1ke Cr1st eorge 133.1 bone WIM ING S111mm1ng Team Captame B111 L1ndsex Bobby Ste1n Bob Bu1e xt lo T11e G1anbV smmnnng team had 1 VQIV good 1ea1 cons1de11ng thex had onlx t111ee 1ette1 men 1etu1n1ng f1om last xea1 Thex vson 51X duel meets and 1oQt onlx to 111111am and NIHIX of Vt1111an1sbu1g bx one pomt The b1oken 'E11166 tunes bs Bob Bule B111 Lmd se1 and Bebo NI1l1e1 tu1ned 1n S9X91d1 Xen good 100 xa1d f166SYX16 tlmes undel one nnnute S111 lettelmen of the team vs111 16 tu1n next 1ea1 VS111C11 should make 99 60 a succewful X631 1 U U ' 'P' ! I I -,, A , as 9 ' e ', I I A 'ba-Q A! X v Z. I I 'V' ' I ' . I ' . v : . ' V'v . . ' 7 vv ' v : Y ! Y ! G -1 -. 4. - Q 'I v' ' c v uv ' Granby 100 yard breast stroke record was -1 4 . -v-- , rt - N 5:7-' NM v ' b 1 1 a ff ' . I , , ' f x . .1 -, X L - '3 '1- ...D The final section of the 1959 COMET, like the final section of each of the previous COMETS in Granby's history is composed of the messages and good wishes from the busi- nesses in our community. Some of our ad- vertisers have been with the COMET since the first issue, others have joined us in the past few years, or just this year. Just as Granby has grown over the past twenty years, so has the business life of Nor- folk, and so have our advertisers. The COMET would like to think that at least a small part of the business growth may have been due to the ads in our pages. Many readers perhaps do not realize that the receipts from advertisements help to de- fray a part of the cost of publishing the COMET, and in this way hold down the sub- scription cost to the subscriber, while keep- ing the quality of the book up. With this thought in mind, the staff urges you to sup- port the merchants whose ads appear on the following pages. Granby has a very sympathetic understand- ing for the merchants and businessmen of our community, for the operation of our school is very closely linked with the busi- ness life of the community. Perhaps the most immediate link is in the taxes paid by business, much of which goes to operate the public schools. Without a prosperous business foundation, the taxes would not cover school costs. In many other ways, the schools and busi- ness have a close tie. Schools are good cus- tomers of the businesses of Norfolk. The materials to build and to operate the schools are purchased locally. Sports equipment for our teams are purchased from local sporting goods stores. Clubs and organizations are also good cus- tomers. In the publication of the COMET each year, for example, supplies and services purchased amount to several thousand dol- lars and includes printing, photographic sup- plies, paper, pencils, and the many other types of office supplies so necessary to our operation. NL. I O II HE COMET ADVERTISERS 1959 ADVERTISING STAFF COMET 1959 f W 1 Uur Sincere Appreciation MCINTOSH PGRTRAIT STUDIO Thanks' We are proud to have been chosen the photographers for the 1958 COMET and we hope you wall allow us the pleasure of servmg you rn the future We are confident we can give you the best In photography your satlsfactlon as guaranteed' Call us anytime 722 WEST 21st STREET MA 5 7431 157 . . . . . POW! CW Supmm mvm A B EDELBLUTE 81 SONS 7601 Granby Street JU 8 9891 AT WARDS CORNER f .7 57, 7 U f ALBRIGHT FLORIST MRS SUE H RILEY JOQJLLMQXU ,QQ-f' SPORT CENTER Inc W Freemason Stree' 33 SOUTHERN SHOPPING CENTER MA 2 6026 BEST WISHES COI11p1iD16I1tS of E. Spertner Compony MILADY JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Smce 1879 NORFOLICS STYLE CENTER 407 Granby Street 14 Southern Shopping Center 333 Granby Street 158 i 1 I i 7 1 ' if Y .liauxw Airtnva A ,av ss. -11.- ' I r' - -. 3 . ICE. l K1 . E . , ,. , Ili . mm - A ,N ' f ,Q M n ' -W if GASOUNE 1 E 0 AA 4 . 5 ' O O fr: nn' o 1111 , or our ,mr X en ,1 W I9 V 5, If 1 C D . f . A-fliifnlr Y XY ,fl 7 I . N ' ' Compliments BEACON BOOK SHOP 265 BOUSH STREET N 7 SELDON ARCADE OR OIL AND BURNER SERVICE CALL DAY MAd 2 3864 2 8551 Betts Johnson OlI Co 5000 COLLEY AVE WE KEEP THE HEAT ON BEN FRANKLIN STORES WARDS CORNER HOUSE OF PAINTS AT WARDS CORNER PAINTS PICTURE FRAMES ARTIST S SUPPLIES DRAFTING SUPPLIES 121 WEST LITTLE CREEK RD JU 8 0539 H D OLIVER FUNERAL APARTMENTS I50I Colonnol Ave Horry D OIlver Norfolk Vo Jomes B Olnver 159 of o. - F . . . ison - or - NITES MAdison 2-3864 or 3-3071 '- O .- 0 0 , . . 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