Haddonfield Memorial High School - Shield Yearbook (Haddonfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

THH ATLANTIC HIGH SCHHHL CAHDINAL W-mx S X. X T Tx FOREWURD Our school w1th 1ts fr1end1y walls holds fond memones of happy hours cherxshed fmendshxps ser1ous endeavor and lastmg ach1evements As we look mto the world we see many new hopes and new dreams We reahze that soon we are to leave Atlantxc Hlgh School Many happy memorxes w1ll come to those who leaf through the pages of this book We hope that you w11l enjoy lt as much as we have engoyed glvmg 1t to you May our work not be ln valn We glve you our book THE 1954 ATLANTIC CARDINAL I J ' , . 3 1 . 1 . ...fn-1.-... ALMA MATER 9-y QIIW 41 1h...i. Hall Oh Hall Atlantlc Hxgh School We w1ll smg your pralses now You have ever tr1ed to gulde us Into paths of Knowlng How How to dwell w1th other people How to labor laugh and play That departmg from your portals We rmght truly lxve each day Haml Oh Ha1l Atlantxc Hxgh School Vie w1ll always smg your pra1ses Xlways try to heed vour precepts Through our l1ves m future days You our Alma Vlater we w1ll Pledge to ever glorxfy That for years to come Vie Stlll mav hear the cheer ATL AINTIC HIGH g It ADMI l TRATIU A MESSAGE FROM YOUR SUPERINTENDENT TO THE CLASS OF 1955 As supermtendent of the schools of your county Iw1sh to salute you for having reached another step 1n the March of T1me Wh1Ch is the threshold of a new life You are looking out into a vast future f111ed with no end of opportunities These opportunitles are obscure to you as the door opens, but as sure as the sun shines they are there and they are yours for the seeking. Search hard with high ideals and true faith and your seeking will not be in vain. ROSCOE M. DOUB ADM! I TRATIU AMESSAGE FROM YOUR PRINCIP L Through the sp1r1t of co operat1on a sense of fa1r play and the w1ll to meet daxly school problems the faculty and student body of Atla.nt1c Hlgh School have worked toward a common goal namely better prepared students to meet the challenge of hfe not only on th1s campus but also 1n the years to come I smcerely hope that the students of th1s school w1ll cont1nue to-- Give to the world the best that you have And the best will come back to you. John C. Justis DICATIO 1 l FACULTY illljg rw Hg Q K v5 Kg N Q HH f i ?j , J ' Tri iff 6? ' is I1 2, X M S, kj ,,.z TJ! NX' I QX 23 up' JOHN! C JUSTIS MARY LOU HILLIARD ELISE B JUSTIS Prmc1pa1 Secretary Enghsh Vw J EDINA ONLEY BILLIE KATHRYN FLETCHEP? 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MARY ANN HALL , Nabs , HA -Cheer- leader 3 Years- Tri- Hi-Y 2 Years' Year- book Staff 1' Glee Club 1 K 1 VIRGIINIA JORDON X U CARLTON JUSTICE Choo Choo Baseball 4 Y e a r s Football2 Years Capta1r11H1 Y1 Track 4 Years LOU LAMBDEN Lou Cheerleader 4Years Capta1n3 Years Soft ball 4 Years Basket ba 4 Years Captam 1 Vxce Pre s1dent Jun1or Year book4Years Trl H1 Y 2 Years Lay1a.7l?7V7 TOOt18 Glee Club Trl H1 Y L Y df' ix I' 'N as 11 ll CARSON LONG Cann1bal H1 Y ROBERT MARKLAND Bob Football 3 Years H1 Y PATRICIA KILLMOlN Pat Basketball 4 Years Softball 3 Y e a r s Cheerleader 3 Years Tr1 H1 Y 2 Y e a r 5 Sophomore P r e s 1 dent Seruor V 1 c e Pres1dent earbook 4 Y e a r 5 K .Years p L 4, F J 4' 'l img3j,YL agmck Prgtmdapt S e n 1 o r Fbotba 1 Baseball 2 Years H1 Y PFGSI dent Yearbook Staff Wilwl N .. ,, N F. . . 1. -.J V , , 'xlf E. . ' x' li 'Q V' - ' .Af 'X 5 A ' Qr 1 ,' ' LY NC' Ab . L M YL X .. ,, ':' 0 A 3 - - ' Ji 5 Y. f rl f xx. 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FRANCES MooRE Fran Basketball 4 Years Softball 4 Years Cheerleader 4Years Yearbook 3 Years 5' Xq N JXMES PRONIER X Jlmmy xyX Nm Football 1 VINCENT MARINER Vlnce H1 Y FFA 4Years K V G C BILLIE LOU MARSHALL LuLu F H A Cheerleader 2 Years Yearb0Ok aff T 1 H1 Y Years Glee Club 1 WRENDO MEARS Renzo Football 3 Years Baseball 2 Years F F A H1 Y 2 Years Basketball 3 Y e a r s 1.,kL I' If QL J X ,A BOBBY MILLER Tom Football 4 Y e a r s Captaln 1 Basketball 4 Years Captam 1 Baseball 4 Y e a r s Captalnl Track 4 Years H1 Y 1 Presx dent Freshman Yearbook 3 Years sr C9 . --M , - K N ,J Ll 1 I 1 5 . J if 1. W A 5 ' L x I.. . It . ,, Q ' as .. Q , St 2 , r.- .- 2 ' H ,, ' . E A I1 yr I I I , X l i J Yr I I . A A A CV! I - 1 Ut 1 'Wfg , . 5 ,tif saga M 1 X 1, V I x'pog,- . 4' ,Vkl I v Ylibiug me 'V , 21 -1, ,w+ l' . -W 2 1 l 5 X ii .'4-,J El ,bl Vffw., ..Wiu,. A : Q Captaln 2.Years, Co: - '- S X ' 2 . S ' 1 ' 5 ' ff. 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JKT L XX ' X fqqv M' fw LARRY RANTZ Ch1nco F 4 Y e a r Track 4 Years FRANKIE SHANTNON Shany Football 3 Years Baseball 2 Years Basketball 4 Years V1ce Pres1dent Freshman BOBBY SPARROW Sparrowb1rd Football 1 Baseball 2 Years Basketball 2 Years H1 Y Treas urer Jun1or FRANK HODGE Buddy Football Baseball 2 Years H1 Y Glee Club Mft? rw L ass W' J 'T' 715 hfxcr or if KLM Viv! .ff I1Y7 o Deaf Llgqrfepx E' WILLIAM TAYLOR B111 F 4 Y e a r s Track 4 Years LOR Trl Year 3 Years Club l Year C,L1.fs7 Lawer RJ Ron, C,L1ss QoLar Reef 80 WL172 CLASS PRUPHEUY g a +- I EQ! i 'el 5 Th1s IS your rovmg reporter Pat K1llmon brmgmg you the on the spot report of a s1ght see1ng tour to Mars on a new rocket sh1p Card1nal Express Th1s sh1p has been des1gned by the expert eng1neermg of Chr1stopher and Long and 15 piloted by Capta1n Taylor and Co Captam Rantz Among the passengers are the famous soap box opera s1nger Mary Ann Hall world renown orator Dempsey Bruton ch1c fash1on des1gner Lou Lambden and the sc1ent1st J1m Pron1er The tr1p IS be1ng made more pleasant by the grac1ous stewardess Betty Bloxom and seemmgly before the tr1p has begun we have landed on the planet Mars We re puttmg on our oxygen masks and leavmg the sh1p very anx1ously The hous1ng development on Mars 1S new but lt 1S grow1ng very fast As we walk down ma1n street we not1ce some of Mars s most prom1s1ng enterpr1ses Starl1te Salon run by Mmes Broadwater a.nd Byrd Adams s Garage Campbell s Super Market Lang s Shave and Halr Cut Shoppe and a fasluonable dress shop operated by those Ba11ey g1rls from Horntown I see on a b1llboard where there s a thr1ll1ng stock car race tomght starrlng women dr1 vers and who should be rac1ng but my former classmates Sara Taylor and Vu' g1n1a Jordon I always thought they had a knack for rac1ng Oh where s the crowd gO1I1g9 Let s follow and see' Why here s Hurr1cane Br1tt She has Just won another trophy for rac1ng U1 her speedy boat Our Baby III Her ch1ldhoodtra1n1nghas pa1d off It s almost t1me to go back to the Shlp but we would hke to see more of Mars A we turn down Heavenly Blv we are almost knocked down by Vmcent Marmer whose Wlfe has the rollmg pm aga.1n Around a meteor rock we see a large Slgn read1ng See SW1tCh look1ng thru a telescope at Earth 1nstead of all the stars There 1SJl1St enough t1me for a qu1ck gl1mpse I am pay1ng my dollar and qu1ckly adjustmg the telescope to my Old Almer Mater A H S I see many changes that have taken place 1n 10 years Mrs JUSIICC 15 st1ll teach1ng Enghsh but I do see some new faces on the faculty Mary Jane 15 Mr JHSIIS s secretary Wrendo Mears 1S teach1ng Agmculture and 1S turmng out ace farmers Carolyn Chesser 15 teach1ng Home Econom1cs no more burnt b1scu1ts' The Card1nals are stxll the top football team and they are be1ng ably coached by Bob Sparrow The L1ttle Card1nals too are a champ1onsh1p team and I suppose all the praxse should be gxven to the1r coach the old veteran Frances Moore The school looks Sp1C a.nd span due to the wonderful care g1ven It by the Jamtor Rxck Coffm As I adm1re the beaut1ful farmlands of the Shore I can t decxde wh1ch 1S the better look1ng Matthews Manor or Bradley s Plemful Acres Sa.x1s IS st1l1 on the map' B1ll1e Marshall and Shxrley Bund1ck make pretty nurses and the cl1n1c they founded on the 1s1and has helped everyone Charles makes hxs home at Sams but he 1sn t there very often for he IS busy travel1ng w1th the R1ng11ng Bros C1rcus N t1me to see more for xt s t1me to go back to sh1p Now we re on our way aga.1n Look there IS the M1lky Way' Why I do beheve that s B1ll1e Mlles and she lS mxlkmg a cow She and her husband George have an up to date da1ry farm Ihear that Buddy Hodge del1vers the1r m1lk da1ly to Mars A n1ce set up' Now we ve arrxved at the Washmgton Axrport' It has been a wonderful tr1p but nowlhave another problem How can I cover two b1g news spots tomght both happen1ng at the same t1I1187 What are they? Why the two top heavy we1ghtf1ghters of the century Powerhouse Shannon versus M1ghty Mo Markland are batthng for the t1tle ton1ght Then out 1n Grxffxth Stadlum the Wash1ngton Redsk1ns play the P1ttsburgh Steelers And who would want to m1ss seemg those razzle dazzle touchdown tw1ns B1g Bob M1ller and Choo Choo Justxce play' Thus ends the tr1p thru space It was n1ce seemg the class of 55 wasn t 1t'7 I4 , 0' ' ' 'O + ! . I C .F . , .. 41 , I .74 ' H , . . 3 ' . D the planet Earth. . . . Wonderful Scenery .... Old Friends. Well, this certainly is a . , . .. . . . . . ' O CLASS WILL We the Sen1ors of Atlantic H1gh School m the town of Oak Hall the county of Accomack the State of V1rg1nla havmg struggled through four hard years of lugh school and reallzmg that as a result we are weak of mlnd and body do hereby declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament It 1S our last request that the followmg be carr1ed out to the smallest deta1l Kenneth Adams leave my abllity to dr1ve my Ford to Kenneth Miles Use lt well Pat Bradley leave my come luther eyes to J W Tapman Dempsey Bruton leave my muscles to Herman Chesser Franc1s Campbell leave my love for colleges to Laura Ellen Trader Maxwell Chrxstopher leave Jane Ann Bode m the care of Mike M1tchell Take care of her Richard Coffm LEAVE Charles Drewer leave my abihty to get sent out of class to Bob Wessells Buddy Hodge leave my abihty to lose women to Jerry Varner Carlton Justlce leave my concext and way w1th women to Franklyn Onley Pat Lang leave my ability to get fightmg mad w1th a typewr1ter to W1lham Earl Denms Carson Long leave all my g1rl frlends to Stanley Smlth I can t take them w1th me Bob Markland leave my Yankee her1tage to Betty Camper Vxncent Marmer leave the back steps to Iris Ann Gunter and Bllly Sparrow Glenn Matthews leave my speedy ways to P D Flsher Watch the dltches Wrendo Mears leave my sernaders to J1mmy O Toole Bob M1ller leave my secret charm to the one who needs lt Frank1e Shannon leave my curly hair to Marvm J ust1ce Take SPEC181 care when shampoo1ng Bobby Sparrow leave my tacklmg ab1lity to Lawerence Dav1s Do your best B1lly Taylor leave my Splt curl to Albert M1les Jmmmy Promer leave my great Physics knowledge to whoever needs it 1n class Carolyn Baxley leave all my commerc1al books to Shirley Bailey Don t lose them Joyce Balley leave my qu1etness to Rosine Pollitt Betty Bloxom leave my brown eyes to Betty Sparrow Annette Brlttmgham leave my ab1lity to make a hoop shot to Judy Lang Carolyn Broadwater leave my blonde hair to Brenda Sayer Jo Ann Byrd leave my love for Parksley to Jeanette Hall Carolyn Chesser leave my appendxx to Lula Mae M1les Gone but not forgotten Mary Jane Fletcher leave my qulet laugh to Mamie Lou Trader Glggles are permltted Mary Ann Hall leave my love for typmg to Phil Watkinson A typewnter is human Vu-g1n1a Jordan leave my red hair to Katherme W1ll1ams Patsy Killmon Frances Moore and Shlrley Bundlck leave our strong basketball defense to next year s guards Mary Lou Lambden leave nothing B1ll1e Lou Marshall leave my reclpe for gomg steady to Wlxmie Rhodes B1ll1e M1les leave my knee socks to Mary Margaret Taylor Hope they keep you warm Sara Taylor leave my speedy Dodge to M1dget Taylor Watch the speed hm1ts We the Senior Class of 1954 leave our bad habits to the J umor Class Have as much fun w1th them as we have had In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this day of June 1955 1, , ' ' . ' . I, , n ' n . . . I, , . Il ' I J I! . I . . l I, ' , . In D I I It I . I L . I . . u L I ,, . ,, . . . . I, , ' ' ' . ' ' . L , ' - L . . ' . . I, , . . ' . ' . I, I I I D I ' ! . I, ' , ll If ' . I, Larry Rantz, leave my love for Chinco to Thomas Matthews. L . , . . I . L , . . . . I L . . . . L . . ! . n 1. ' . ' . - ' In . J I o L , . L . . J . . I, , . I, , . I, , ' ' . . L I . . . I, , , ' . ' L . . . , . . . . I We! I Q ' ' I 1, , . L . . , . . . L . . . , - ' I, , I I I I ' . Pa Sh1r1ey Jo Ann Bobby Mary Ann Glenn Dempsey Sara Bobby Annette B111y Frances Pa ' Carolyn Joyce Vlrglfua L0 G YEAR 'Pat Billie 'lxennyu '-Berry' ' 'fin Mar'yLou Carolyn l4FranCiS1n Vincent Z oy Q o G Q 'Yo W 0 'Y 6? Peg, M5fZuMJ!f!JDNl0R CLASS omcins P My 7 ff fLfWW MN my JUNIUR CLASS 4. l V!! President :ft i 'N P ,lj . , My yy UL L ,ji-1 pdf i M , M jj i LV J 7 Franklyn Onley A ecretary Vice-President Treasurer T - - Jerry Dale Martin Jimmy O'Too1e Gerald Varner ffiwsf 1 l Marvin Justice ' ' Baldie Billy Marshall It 1 'Yi Q-'cr Kenneth Miles I 1 Michael Mitchell ' ' Mike X., Robert Hickman I A I Lance Fisher I 1 I -:,f' E X 1 fx 'JY B1 Jerry Dale Martin altlerryr 1 Thomas Matthews a4Tommy, , an 4:- Sv' I - V r ia' Qsvffwf my-'V If MQ' Wyggjgf Qg fQToo1e MMX QQ VS Jzlapman Cb W Marvel Wlmbrow Shay Shlrley Balley Slurl M11dred East M1111e Rosme Polhtt Zeerue Betty Sparrow Sparrow B1 rd Juhette G111esp1e Ju11e QU Mary Margaret Taylor Putt Laura I:.11en Trader Laura vffjifgyu 'F My fi J LJQLWQ -'W W Pre sldent Kenneth Just1ce xl 0PHOMORE Vxce Presxdent Secretary Mam1eL Trader Barbara Chelton T Betty Blades Jane Ann Bodm Betty Camper Barbara Chelton Herman Chessex' Beverly Co111ns Mxtzi Elhott Sara Flythe Louetta Godwm Treasurer Reporter Betty Camper Judy Mlles +0-1' ,M 9 www 1 1 1 if L - g 235 I Lv N 1 .L Aufluv d d ' -.7-4 XZ' V Ax I, 390 V h K! AX I ', kid' if ' 0 fuk' X xrffl' ,VV Y Y . I' ' My il 'j ,U pp AJ. . y it -N - . 1' P+ 4 M' J I f ' 1 ' Jr A Jn 1 qi X ' N ' g V Q. s : L , A V 1 'E ,of , .xv ... . ' V I it v Q C . x . B Q J - T fb- Spencer Rav Godwm Irls Ann Gunter Jeanette Hall Bllly Rose Hxckrnan Ellen Gay Hlckman Ed Tom Hlckman kenneth Justlce Dorothy Nlarshall Lee McConnell 'Vlax 'Vlarshall Carol Ann 'Vlason V1rg1n1a Mason Eleanor Jane Mears Xlbert Nhles Iudy IVI116S Neva Mlster Wmme Rhodes Tommy Rlchardson Stanley Sm1th Bxllv Sparrow 'Nhdget Tavlor Bllly Thornton Fred W ard Catherlne W1ll1ams si- Ubin... -v-. K 5 W X X X sr! x H Pres1dent Jack Br1tt1ngha.m if ia 1 W 'mi FRE HME 9-A UFFICERS V1ce Presldent Vlrglma Hawker Secretary Treasurer Reporter Brenda Sayre Pat Crockett Leona Ellls if FIRST ROW Carol Ann Matthews Frank Strmgfellow Florence Taylor Marden D1Ck16 L1nton Pat Crockett Carroll Lee Marshall Brenda Sayre SECOND ROW Jack Smlth M1nn1e Godw1n J1mmy Porter Rosa Lee Lmton Larry Olson Ehzabeth Parks Alva Wxmbrow Faye Sm1th y arry M1les THIRD ROW J1mm1e Bmttmgham Lula Mae Mmles Pa1ge Gaskms Gera1d1ne Brlttmgham Marshall Taylor Orch1d W1mbrow Norman D1Ck16 Schloe Mary Frey 5, y C y vu 61 2333, I V,-v,L,,I', P y F ka ' ,, . B.. - an , .. 6 FRE HME 9-B IIFFICER Pre sident Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter W -f Geraldine Jimrrue Lawrence Davis Sara Jones Mary Frey Brittlngham Brittingham IL fwmb we Kiwi '3 Paradee Tuck Post FIRST ROW Judy Lang Lawrence Davis Carolyn Virginia Hawker Jack Brittmgham Leona Ellis Jack Lewis Sara Jones. SECOND ROW: Carlton Poulson Bernice Mister Mary Ellen Williams Marlyn Spence Charles Wimbrow Janice Taylor Faye Taylor Lillie Ann Mister Robert Hudson THIRD ROW: Gloria Bailey Emma Jean Martin Lorena Detwiler Jimmie Walker Jerrie Pollitt Linda Miles Bernice White NOT PICTURED: Ronnie Hickman Winfred Lankford Henry Mason and Bobby Wessells. ff.. Pre s1dent 'Q' John Chnstopher I EIGH GRADE A Vlce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Ann Burton Songa Godw1n Leonard Faust John Harms s-J ,J I 1 Q'4 is I I FIRST ROW Pat Baxley Ann Burton Lula Mae Byrd Patsy Collms Glorxa Davxes Jlmmy Denn1s Joanne Dryden SECOND ROW Yvonne Ewell Leonard Faust Lema Faust Charles Gladden Kay Godw1n Sonja Godw1n John Harrxs Wayne Johnston H1lla.ry Just1ce THIRD ROW Jack1e Marsh all Betsy Mart1n Donald Mears Harr1et M11am Peggy Moran J1mmy Pru1tt Margo Rlgsby, Betty Stone, Marvm Taylor. f - A t 4 'fi .. . 4 4 n ,f?fE5:EE:2?5 ,.f ' 1' fi:'. i:?A 2316 'J411rEiiF1f1 -' ' -: V' 11--7 ::::::::::::1f5f. . ' ' . 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AL. , 'PL-A A .A4 gpw sf h S C - M : f ,ff - V K mf'-Y x I ' , F E' U-if . nfl: P M L T 1' T E -K Q: V4 'A EVE TH GRADE Peggy Abrams Palge Bailey Davld Boyd W1nn1e Lou Curt1s 4- 4' Joanne Doher John Doughty Joanne F1ggs Robert Gleeson K 'IS- r- If 'S , 'ef J ' ' . .. X A L Q o--A , -4 . , I X yu L1 . X T ' A ' wi . u X Q Y PN V -lk I :, , f N ' K . ' ' 'S In 'Ask N' . uf . N' gy 4' A V E 1' 4 E ' 4, x J g ' , ww .-L , I ' 'if : Barbara Gordy Rlchard Hart Carolyn Hawker Joan Jordon vt. Davld Justlce Claude Lmton J Nancy Mayabb V1v1an I..e1gh Marshall Peggy Mears Wayne Mears Eda Ann Merr111 James M111s Puckey Rantz James Scott Edward Thornton Le1gh Van Antwerp Ronald Van Tassel B111y Wrxght Q EVE TH GRADE Earhne Bowden Sue Bmttmgham Bobby Chesser Jo Ann Denrus Harry Flsher Wayne Fulmer Mary Hall John Hull Teresa Lewls John Lmton Barry Marshall Dlane Matthews Myree Matthews Mart1ne Ne11son Sandy NBIISOU Monty Nock Donald Peterson Joe Porter Ann Pusey Marg1e Sllverthorne Joey Srmth L1nda Suuth Thomas Spurck Chuck Swan Bobby Thorton Joyce Varner il 010 Af I 'Qin Y il' E - N 'F fl,l.'k2tg 'A ,I 'z x L, u 2 'r c 'L-V 'W Q' I ,aj g , JF 454 X 'sl -5 'mm zff uliv gan, ,aff Piir THE CARD! AL STAFF THE CARDINAL the Atlant1c H1gh School Annual now in 1ts fxfth year of pubhcatlon 1S one of the outstandmg act1v1t1es of the year Wh1le it has been the pr1v11ege of the staff to compile this book 1t could not have done so alone for w1thout the 1nsp1r1ng falth of the faculty and friends THE CARDINAL would have been Just a dream Here 1S your CARDINAL Take It Cherxsh lt If lt br1ngs to you memor1es of Atlantlc H1gh School those who have written It w1ll feel their efforts worth wh1le Betty Bloxom Mary Margaret Taylor Franklyn Onley Carolyn Chesser Jerry Martm Bob M1l1er Frances Moore Shlrley Bundlck Francls Campbell Jimmy O Toole Carlton Justxce Orchld Wunbrow Bobby Sparrow MEMBERS B11lie M1les Betty Sparrow Frank Strmgfellow Norman Marden Mlldred East Lmda Davls Juhet G1l1espie Mary Ann Hall Sara Taylor Mary Lou Lambden Patsy Killmon Barbara Gordy Peggy Bloxorn Jane Bode Judy Lang Gerald1ne Br lttingham Ann Burton Dixie Lee Gunter Myree Matthews Pat Lang Pat Bradley Kenneth Adams Frankle Shannon Glenn Matthews Laura Ellen Trader lr1s Ann Gunter A T , 5? ' if U v ' J ' n X I . . I . . , . I 2 I i . , . THA K GIVI G DAY The football klng and queen Bobby M1ller and Frances the half They rode atop a Cad1l1ac convertxble beautlfully decorated w1th the school colors red and wlute Gifts were presented whlch were to be as a contmual remmder of that memorable afternoon Moore, were crowned by John C. Justis, principal, during F TURE HOMEMAKER of AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Amemca 15 the nat1ona1 orgamzauon of pup11s studylng homemak1ng 1n Jumor and seruor h1gh schools of the Umted States and Terr1tor1es The purposes are To promote a growmg appreclatlon of the Joys and sat1sfact1ons of homemak1ng emphas1ze the xmportance of worthy home membersh1p encourage democracy 1n home and commumty hfe work for good home and famlly hfe for all promote 1nternat1ona1 good w111 foster the development of creatxve 1eadersh1p m home and comrnumty hfe 7 To provxde wholesome 1nd1v1dua1 and group recreat1on 8 To further mterest xn home economlcs The Atlantlc Chapter 15 afflhated wxth the Eastern Shore Federatlon and the State and Nat1ona1 orgamzanons FUTURE FARMER of AMERICA The pr1ma.ry a.1m of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1S the development agrlcultural leadershlp cooperat1on and c1t1zensh1p The F F A 1S des1gned supplement trammg opportun1t1es for boys who are progresslng toward the goal estabhshment 1n a farmmg bus1ness Here IS a school of expemence 1n the art of workmg together for a common good Members have a splend1d opportumty to learn how to deal effect1ve1y w1th themselves as well as w1th others The Motto conslsts of only four l1nes but these l1nes are f1lled w1th practlcal ph1losophy reflectmg a spu'1t 'and s1ncer1ty that shows the true v1ewpo1nt of farm youth the backbone of a natlon Palge D F1sher Tommy Matthews Ronny Hlckman Henry Mason Marshall Taylor Larry Rantz Ed Tom I-hckrnan Learnmg to Do Do1ng to Learn Earmng to L1ve L1vmg to Serve MEMBERS Bobby Wessells Alva James Wlmbrow Vmcent Marlner Glenn Matthews Wrendo Mears B111y Taylor Albert M1les Tommy Rlchardson Pa.1ge Gaskms Charles Wunbrow Kenneth Mxles Pat Bradley Rlchard Coffm Herman Chesser Stanley Sm1th A A A of . .J .I .. .. .... . to .. .. . of .... 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Hl-Y 98 96,89 FRONT ROW Franklyn Onley Chaplam Jerry Martm Secre tary Glenn Matthews V1ce Pres1dent Dempsey Bruton Treas urer Pat Bradley Reporter BACK ROW Mr Bott Advlsor Phxl Watk1nson Wrendo Mears Carlton Just1ce Jlmmy O Toole Gerald Varner Pat Lang Pres1dent Bob Wessells Vmcent Manner Bob Sparrow Ed Tom H1ckman B11ly Sparrow and Herman Chesser Our H1 Y and Tr1 H1 Y Clubs were orgaxuzed durmg the school year 1952 1953 S1nce that t1me we have grown and expanded 1nto workable and useful Chrxstmas boxes to the unfortunate and sponsormg the March of D1mes dr1ve Our platform clean speech clean sportsmansh1p clean scholarsh1p clean l1v1ng Our purpose can best be expressed by our Hi Y creed to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the home school and commumty high standards of Ch!'1St12.l'1 character TR HIY 0 FRONT ROW Peggy Bloxom Reporter Betty Bloxom Sec retary Lou Lambden V1ce Presxdent Laura Ellen Trader Treasurer B1ll1e Marshall Chaplaxn BACK ROW Mrs Johnson Advlsor lr1s Ann Gunter L1nda Dav1s Betty Sparrow Betty Blades Louetta Godw1n B1ll1e Rose H1ckman Catherxne W1Ll1a.ms Ros1ne Poll1tt Dorothy Marshall Sh1r1ey Bundxck Pres1dent Carolyn Chesser Sara Taylor Betty Camper Patsy Kllmon Mary Ann Hall Annette Br1tt1ngham Carolyn Broad water Frances Moore B1ll1e Mlles and Joanne Byrd NOT PICTURED: Mxldred East Mary Margaret Taylor. A s S , : , ' 3 ' , - i s ' J ' 2 1 - 3 - 1 3 I I I , I I I I I I I I clubs In the past we have completed several projects, such as distr1but1ng 1 o c a 1 . p li I I I . ' II I 1 I , ' A 3 1 , 0 D Q 1 J.. Y I H ' I .M , Y K ' N nf . 5 1- I - . 1 Q : 1 1 ' I 1 ' 1 5 , . : . I I I I I P I I I . I I I ' 1 , , . 1 r I ' I I I ' I GLEE CL B The Choral Club under the d1rect1on of Mrs Onley 15 a new orgamzatlon at Atlant1c H1gh School s1nce the muslc department was added Just th1s year Th1rty f1ve members d1v1ded mto two part harmony make up the group They presented the Chr1stmas program cons1st1ng of group songs solos and pageantry They ass1sted 1n the Jumor Class M1nstrel and presented an all muslcal pro gram at the end of the year OFFICERS Pres1dent Carolyn Broadwater V1ce Presldent B1ll1e M1les Secretary Ir1s Ann Gunter Treasurer Betty Bloxom L1bra.r1ans . Brenda Sayer Mary Ann Hall MEMBERS Beverly Co1l1ns Geraldme Brlttmgham Ellen Gay H1ckman Mary Jane Fletcher V1rguua Jordan Carol Ann Mason Ir1s Ann Gunter W1nn1e Rhodes Louetta Godwln Mary Ann Hall Sara Taylor Betty Camper Jane Bode Betty Blades B1ll1e M1les Carolyn Broadwater Catherme W1ll1a.ms Mamle Lou Trader JO Ann Byrd V1rg1n1a Mason Joyce Balley B11l1e Rose Hmkman Reva M1ster Betty Bloxom Sara Flythe Dorothy Ma.rshall M1ldred East L1ll1e Ann Mlster Bernlce Mlster 3 . J - -- - I . 1 . ...... .... ' .. ...... ...... ..- .. . ....... ..... .... X if CHEERLEADER BACK ROW Jeanette Hall Leona Elhs B1ll1e Lou Marshall Pat K1lmon row FRONT ROW Laura Ellen Trader Frances Moore Mary Lou Lamb den Annette Br1tt1ngham Jaf11C8 Taylor Developmg school Splrlf good sportsmanslnp and backmg up the team are the alms of cheerlead1ng Th1s year our cheerleaders have really lwed up to the1r alms Whenever a CARDINAL takes h1s pos1t1on on the football gr1d1ron baseball d1a.mond or basketball court you w1ll always fmd the Atlantlc Cheerleaders there to cheer h1m on to v1ctory Sh1rley Bundick, Betty Blonfon, Mary An,n Hall, Betty Camper Betty Spar 1 if R h F35 yi.. A x 7 I HALL 0E FAME ATHLETHI f A Annette Bob Brxttmgham Mxller LO0K G 45 Patsy Kenneth K111mon Ada1'r1S J LJ' WW IA J' Q. 11114 VY, X1 LUV-f' Gow no 'VN xx!-fv ,vw 8 1 ' L1 If I . F A! I Q' I I 9 'JA' L- ,A , N ' fr mv 4, Vlxywvwww f Q ff O' VR 'J ' ! AJII uf ' Q ,D J 4- I l-N lffr' K P rfx a, jv 1 1' I 'Jul l 5 I r Xa , IV if . J4- ,fy 'WAI A' frfft Ifjrrwn- A A , A ' , ,71 , YI ' 'Jxf U. ,J ! x. Uri? 'X A ' U L 7 Y Lbf I - ft ,f ALL AROU D N.-f Mary Lou Carlton Lambden Just1ce TALE TED Carolyn Bob Broadwater Markland A 44' X S CCEED HALL of FAME TUDIUUS S ly e 9? Bndck Ch st ph 129 fffg'-g, f5?Sf3Q-Txkfw a4q,,'f2 4 DEPE DABLE tt Sh ley B bby B d1ck iff Ste JLKMZ9 ff' 25,4 iafia Q-if! B y Nw.. ,ff'Bl Ch stoph 'Q Q4 E,- Q' f W7-fy, WITTIE T Mary Lou F nk1e La bden Sha no ' 2 ,X 17 ,lf 4, ,fy hir e Maxw 11 7 ., jlifx u i ri o er C' ' ,. 5 f 'r X f ,QQ I ' 9 Pa, 4 , A-f gi rx , K '- A, Y if L ., f , B A . ' ' . U ', sl f' , 'Y-1 x xg:-if A 5555 Kb fe' W c' A -6-ff f ,, fr e Maxwell CL N- , ' oxom ri e 'C , ,QQ 'Cf' A 'Y X C V . KIQZ ,KX :tx 9 . f 3 L I 'T C Q I 9 ir o un ' Sparrow I Aly A 'fa d ra ' m n n QQ IN X 5 mtl L E A X T H 3 N M T ,, mms I . s FO0TBALL The season of 1954 was a very successful season for the Atlantlc Cardlnals w1th elght w1ns and two losses The football experts rated the Atlantlc Cardlnals to f1n1sh fourth but after the fxrst three wms Atlantlc proved to the people and to the experts that she had the sp1r1t to go to the top After brmgmg the powerful Onancock Blue Dev1ls twenty exght game w1n mng streak to an end the Cardmals were expected to be the champmns of the Eastern Shore Our hopes were Just a l1ttle hlgh as the red bxrds fm1shed the 1954 season 1n second place brmgmg to an end the best season smce 1951 No one can forget the defens1ve hne wh1ch conslsted of Campbell Markland backf1eld were the four fastest backs on the shore Justlce M11ler Shannon and O Toole The passmg attack was rated to be the best ever known 1n thxs d1str1ct M1ller who was rated as the best passer to play on the Eastern Shore gmdlrons whose favorxte target was Campbell passed Atlant1c to many v1ctor1es The substltutes proved themr worth to the team on many occas1ons but most of all on the practlce fleld W1thout them there would never have been an elght game wxnnmg streak as was Bob Sparrow Francls Canipbell Junmx Promer Pat Bradley Kenny Adalns J W Tapman Pat Lang Marshall Taylor Bllly Sparrow MEMBERS Bob Markland Larry Olson Carroll Marshall Bob M11ler Dempsey Bruton Bob Wessells Wrendo Mears .hmmy Brlttmgham Jack Lewls Jerry Varner Lee Mc Connell Phxl Watklnson Carlton Justxce Frank1e Shannon Marvm Justxce Alva Wunbrow Lawrence Davms Carlton Poulson . I . . Mears, Wessells, Adams, Varner, Justice, Lang, Sparrow and Bruton. In the FO0TBALL As anyone acquamted w1th the ms and outs of football well knows the success or fallure of a team depends largely upon the way lt lS coached Th1s 15 1ndeed true 1n respect to our team th1s year as Atlantxc Hlgh School had three of the best coaches ever to send a team on the At18.I'1tlC grldlron The backf1eld and offens1ve coachmg spot was f1lled by Ed Carter an alumnus and teammate of Choo Choo Just1ce of the Un1vers1ty of North Carohna Henry Jaw1Sh an alumnus of St Johns and Jack Kerstetter of Pennsylvama were excellent defenslve coaches We shall never forget the mspiration of the coaches the f1ght1ngl1ne the speedy backs and the aerlal attack Many thanks to our spectators Wxthout you there w1th your support the wms would have been few and the losses many ATLANTIC OPPONENTS 39 Parksley 12 40 Cape Charles O 26 Northampton 0 14 Chzncoteague 6 25 Onancock 0 52 Cr1sf1eld 12 40 Parksley 12 32 Central 0 0 Onancock 12 14 Chmcoteague 3 9 I 5 447140. 1 I X N XJ 'Xt W 'TX rv X NN ' by iv :Q X' A, XX - . . 1 w Y M X4 ff 'Qi X ,xi .'V ,xg he Q , x 'tcea xx ' xxx Q T' X' 1 c Q Q X C x Q Q X J I 1 X L , ky 1 .Q x S2 ' ' KJ X wt. . 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BA EBALL The Sprmg of 1954 found f1fteen boys out for the baseball squad under the able coachxng of Mr D1ck Buntmg The season had 1ts br1ght spots three v1ctor1es out of sxx games two of whlch were no hxtters p1tched by J W Tapman the other a one h1tter by Carlton Justlce The Cardmals greatest asset was the p1tch.1ng staff whlle they were hand1 capped by bemg unable to h1t 1n the clutch The Cards possessed one of the best defenswe teams on the shore Mxller at shortstop Francls Campbell at keystone sack Frank Shannon handlmg the f1rst base chores and Wrendo Mears behlnd the plate The outfxeld consxsted of Junmy OToole Marvm Justmce Pat Bradley Kenny Adams and Pat Lang The Sprmg of 1955 should prove mterestmg to the Cards fans s1nce the startmg n1ne return w1th the benef1t of a year s experience Th1s could prove troublesome for the other shore teams 1nc1ud1ng the present charnplon Parksley Eagles We hope' We hope' J W Tapman Bobby Sparrow Franklyn Onley Jlmmy O Toole Bob Wessells MEMBERS Pat Lang Bob M111er Pat Bradley Gerald Varner Carlton Justlce Francls Campbell Marvm Justxce Ed Tom Hlckman Frank1e Shannon The infield consisted of Franklyn Onley on the hot corner , Captain Bob BA KETBALL The season of 1954 proved to be a short and v1ctor1ous one for Atlantlc Few started practxce due to the fact that we d1d not have a coach Smce Mr Just1s our pr1nc1pal was unable to secure a coach for us he had to take over the coachmg dutles hunself After many pep talks from the coach and captaln the Atlantxc team pushed as1de fears and went out on the courts to wm all of the1r gaxnes Th1s made them undefeated for two years The veteran forwards Lambden and Brlttmgham played a br11l1a.nt brand of ball As usual Lambden covered the playmg court always a few steps ahead of her opponent constantly sendmg the ball to Br1tt1ngharn who made the shots from about any pos1t1on on the court These two forwards were ably ass1sted durmg the season by two newcomers Trader and Mears who eas1ly demonstrated then' ab1l1ty 1n all phases of play that theu' pos1t1on requxred In head guard pos1t1on we have two veterans who have seen two years of ex nov1ce at the game These guards demonstrated clearly that as a team they had no superlors on the Eastern Shore of V1rg1n1a They estabhshed for themselves a record m one of the league games by not allowmg a smgle f1eld goal to be made They were ably ass1sted 1n some games by Elhott and Mears Students faculty and frlends are very proud of the excellent record of the At1ant1c Cardlnal basketball team Atlannc Onancock Atla.nt1c Chmcoteague 6 Atlantmc Central Atlant1c 43 Parksley Slurley Bund1ck Patsy Klllmon Frances Moore Annette Br1tt1ngham Mary Lou Lambden Laura Ellen Trader Elmor Jane Mears M1121 Elhott Judy Lang Leona Elhs Lmda Mlles N 1I glI11a Hawker Lorena Detw11ler Betty Sparrow Juhet G1llesp1e Peggy Bloxom Orchxd Wunbrow Carolyn Paradee Lula Mae Miles Jo Ann Byrd perience-Bundick and Moore. The third veteran, Killmon proved that she was no ' 42 23 . 28 . ' 37 6 ' 5 OFTBALL The 54 softball season began wxth hard pract1ce and the memory of our success last year With Mr Waterf1eld as our coach and co captains Betty Jean Mills and Shlrley Bundick we had high hopes After wmning f1ve straxght games we played Central for the champwnship Th1s game ended 1n a loss which meant the loss of the champ1onsh1p ATLANTIC OPPONENTS Chlncote ague Parksley Onancock Northampton Cape Charles 7 Central MEMBERS Annette Brittmgham Frances Moore Mxtzie Elliott Lou Lambden Patsy Killmon Faye Taylor Eleanor Jane Mears Laura Ellen Trader Shirley Bundick Carol Ann Mason Betty Sparrow J uhet Gillespie BA KETBALL The 53 54 basketball season was a pretty good one for the Big Red The boys were able to wm s1x whlle dropplng four two of which were lost by one poxnt A sxx and four record 1sn t to be considered bad when the team had no gym to practlce One of the h1ghl1ghts of the year was the high scor1ng of Campbell He holds the record for the most pomts scored in one game for an Atlanuc player The teamwork of Miller Campbell O Toole Bradley Mears Shannon Cates and Bruton plus the excellent coachlng of Walt Wxmberly made last year a suc cessful one Scores Atlanuc Boys Club Crisfield Marxon Nat1ona1 Guard National Guard National Guard Marlon Red Sh1e1ds Hebron 28 Boys Club Members Jerry Var-ner Wrendo Mears Frances Campbell Frank Shannon Pat Bradley Jimmie O Toole Bob Mlller Carlton Justlce with twenty-six. ' 45 23 21 59 36 ' 37 45 ' 22 58 22 45 22 42 ' 31 31 ' 54 43 44 22 TRACK The CARDINAL track team showlng its colors wh11e pac1ngAtlant1c to the 32 positxon 1n the Field Day events rolled upascore of 135 pomts The team was led by Carlton Just1ce .hmmy OToole and Albert M11es who along wlth the rest of the team made a spectacular showmg Jlmmy OToole set a new track record 1n the Jumor events of 23 2 220 yard dash and Carlton Just1ce set a new track record m the semor events of 21 seconds 220 yard dash In the one m1le relay the CARDINALS placed No 2 the The Charlottesvllle meet where Carlton Justice brought back great honors for At1a.nt1c placmg No 3 1.n the 100 yard dash placing No 1 1n the 220 yard dash caused At13.l'lt1C Hlgh to look w1th pr1de upon her star runner Once agam Carlton Just1ce brought honor to Atlantlc H1gh School by wmnlng 1n the 220 yard dash 1n Sahsbury Maryland MEMBERS Carlton Just1ce J 1mmy O Toole Albert M1les Bob M111er Wrendo Mears Larry Rantz P D Fxsher Dempsey Bruton Ph1l Watkmson B1Lly Taylor Glenn Matthews team made up of Justice, O'Toole, Watkinson, and Miller. . 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MARBLE al GRANITE woaks .-.5533 I Rock of Ages Monuments THE ADKINS co, OF POCOMOKE Pocomoke City, Maryland Everything Needed for Building Pocomoke City, Maryland Compliments of t , X f , Temp, 4-3409 : Tractor-K -A fl Y' - ' - Y l 1? 1, ,s VERNON C. JUSTICE 'Y',- 1 M1211 . ': :ik lx xi .Q Q Hofflfowflf Virginia I, JOHN H, HICKMAN an SON . A xl Dublin Farm Horntown, Virginia 4 't,., , -+P' Phone: Temp. 4-3232 ,, . Ying . V.- ?'0 X ,ili--1 asia ouvi-:n NARY PAR! Compllments Illlllllll hlilllh TWIIIN Oak Hall Vlfglnla EVINHUUE Qffmfffmf. Compllments Comphments Xtlanuc V1rg1n1'1 Xccomic X1rg1n1a COmP11m9UtS Compllments C EXERI' TTE JEFFHIES XR I OXI LX C XNNIXC' O Chlncoteague Xlrgxnla Snow H111 'Vlarxland O I . N 741-I' ..u-' LN-nl.-v HIHS of 1 ' ' 1 1 ' W T W v I 1 l l 1 . of Of G, R, MILES SNYDEPVS Gl'LF SERVICE Sz G.-XHXGE Of of . ' 2 f '. '- C . T S CORNER MRS LEWIS DENNIS Comphments BELL DRUG CO Phone 971 Accornac V1rg1n1a Comphments DR ELLIOTT ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Macmpongo V1rg1n1a Comphments FASHION SHOP Pa rksley V1rg1n1a EXMORE DINER GEORGEC TAYLOR BROOKS IVIEARS ROBLEY RANTZ NEW CHURCH and BEAUTY SHOP MARVIN FISHER WILL BRITTINGHAM RICHARD MARSHALL J MEARS W E CHADDERDON Best Wlshes to Class of 55 SCOTT 81 RICHARDSON Hot Pomt Apphances Youngstown Kxtchens Just South of Exmore V1rg1ma Comphments CHARLES E HUDSON New Church V1rg1ma SE LBY S WINDER Ch1ncoteague Complxments of V1 rg1n1a THE PASTRY SHOP Onancock V1rg1n1a Onancock V1rg1n1a Comphments E S FIRE INSURANCE CO Keller V1rg1n1a Compllments J R GILL SS Chmcoteague Vxrguua Complunents HALLWOOD BEAUTY SHOP Hallwood V1rg1n1a of of -j of U.S.13' , ' Furniture of . of of N-A- ' . . I of New! Electronic Controlled DRY CLEANING That's 6 Times Cleaner BYRD'S CLEANERS Mears, Virginia ME'I'0MPKl BAK TRU 'I' CUMPA Y MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEH Member of F D I C Parksley Bloxom V1rg1n1a JOHN W TAYLOR PACKING CO INC Canners aylor ran Tomatoes ITIS an wee o atoe Hallwood V1rg1n1a WATTS BROTHERS Fine Apparel for Gentlemen Parksley, virginia 'I x T C ompllm ents GLICK Sf SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Onancock V1rg1n1a Compllments TOWN AND COUNTRY Compllments ATLANTIC FILLING STATION Denny Collxns Wattsv1l1e V1rg1n1a ff: , 06:5 6 QWCM' by 0,1 Comphments L J GUNTER At1ant1c V1rg1n1a ' l l of of of Y . . - , 1 . ,Ii- 7?:. 14 ' , . U 0 Thi! y 1. .'.' Q gffff ' I . gk.-: 5 . o f . ' T B Ci , ' f ' h d S t P t s O Flowers of Distinction for All Occasions HOPKl Dial 5022 DONALD F, FLETCHER 8: SON Horsey, Virginia QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Farm Machinery - Farm Supplies Hardware Phone: Temp, 43476 Compliments of FRED S. CHESSER AND SON Temperanceville, Virginia ' GRAYSON CHESSER Ternperanceville, Virginia Coon Hunting a Specialty Call any time Day or Night Temp. 4-4027 FLORl T Parksley, Va, ACCOMAC MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Sales 8: Service Phone Temp. 43981 mm fb Oak Hall, Virginia A , y , X Pocomoke Fountry and Machine Works Suye RoBERTsoN BROS, Plumbing, Heating, Mill Supplies, Hardware Pocomoke City, Maryland O I Q GLADDING BROS. MOTOR CO. Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service Pocomoke 265 Pocomoke City, Maryland Edna S. Wilson Edward H. Wilson O W WILSON 8: SONI Plumbing Heating Electrical Contracting Pipe Valves Supplies Snow H111 Maryland Telephone NOCK MOTORS pl mouth HV: DeSoto Plymouth Sales and Service Body 8: Fender Repalrmg Phone 5103 Wrecking Servlce J Graham Nock WarrenF Nock HENDERSON S PHARMACY g a Phone 5152 ,hx ff QXO x iq fd if .2 ,ghfafm QQ' 3775.63 WESTERN AUTO ASSO Western Auto Axsocute CIATE STORE gfof, Pocomoke City Maryland Phone 705 Home Owned B R C EVANS 81 SON Onley Virginia Compliments J MILES LANKFORD Pocomoke Maryland H L EICHELBERGER Eastern Shore's Largest Furniture Store Keller Virginia y Howard W Covlngton if SHORGAS SUBURBAN SERVICE '4:?'!4v-'-'f BLOXOM WHOLESALE GROCERY CO Bloxom Virginia Onley V1rg1n1a 1 - l - b ' . N , . , 4-J . . qfbgnl 1 l 7. QA ' 7 All D ' . ' - of I . - . f ha. Upxagf Parksiey, vu- ini I I l , 'r . C 1 . l D A . 1' :5 N , 1. 1, g 1 ,ws -PV S.. th4 + x '-O 0 N ' 'Q : O 6 . ' Na' ' -mfg K - I SILVERTHORNE 8: TAYLOR 1 ssnulce X .:-xg? Located at S1gn Post 'fx O F1l11ng Stat1on and Grocery Store Cl1ntonR Taylor B R S11verthorne 'F ATQ!:l NPS. -Us Q Q L 1'HOMPSO Pocomoke C1ty Maryland E X M O R E COCA COLA BOTTLIING WORKS Exmore Vlrglma U I V I , TTI 5'-4 ASNACK I I A 'R A mm souwmfm T R A c T o R SACK --...C X W E WEST FORKS GRILL Ford Farmmg Means Less Work More Income Per Acre Tasley V1rg1n1a Onancoc k V1 rg1n1a ff-:S fem-zvnouzr d ,.... M5-. DUNCAN BRUTHER . l C W-:J Sales Servxce Parts 24 Hour Serv1ce POCOMOKE CITY MARYLAND Phones 255 Day 455 Nlght 8: 655 Mldway Market Street U ! ,. ' is 4 , 4,1 7 .QD 645 .K ff V ' ' ' iii? 1 ' x 'J I '03 ! l ' 0 O I xx! Il' e., ,: .Zz-' .L Watches - Diamonds - Gifts Jewelers Since 1914 395 Its . 2? 1 e T O w 7 , ,X M fl 1 ' - ' ,N.::7 X O 401 MXSON AND GRAY Red Comb Feeds and Poultry Supplles Horsey V1rg1n1a Temp 4 3991 V Furnlture ! Floor Coverlng H Watson Twyford Presldent J HughesWatson Sec y Treas Complxments EARL J DENNIS STORE Wattsv1lle Vlrguua ...1Dra :A i 2' 4 W BRLCE DXVIS I 5 5 Jeweler ' Cluncoteague Va DI XMOYDS WATCHES CRYSTAL. CHIN X C0 Onancock V1rg1n1a Beddmg General Electrlc Apphances SEIIU y AI 1 Diller Comphments VN L AYRLS GXR XGE A filth INTERNATIONAL vqwy PXRKS 'VIOTOR COMPXNT1 INC Phone 18 A397 x Hmldmg and Marxne Supplles Packard Internatmonal , oo CON XINT BROS CO 'NC Parkslev, V1rg1n1a XY Chlncoteague, Vlfglnla PACK-XRD J If 'J' 'V if 'A'-.1 , 5 J. M. wA'r 0 .. 1 0. of Y ' ly ,E ,ip ,Lv T ue K olfw fa, Compliments N e S - : 7 I '1 M E To A, H, REVELL Onley, Virginia Compliments dl SCHOOL FIELD and HAM Clothing Accessories Prescriptions Fountain Jewelry Cosmetics POCOMOKE CITY PHARMACY Shoes U. S. 413 DRIVE-IN Shrimp-Steaks-Chicken Fountain and Curb Service Virginia Road-Route 13 Pocomoke City, Maryland Phone 650 -W -3 CEINTRAL IMPLEMEINT CO INC International Harvester Farm Machinery IIYIIIIAYIONAL MAIVISTII Snow Hill Maryland Telephone 418 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments COUNTY TRUST COMPANY MARYL XND Phone 376 Pocomoke City Md Pocomoke City Maryland ,ff M SCHER S INC Pocomoke City Md ,Ill PENINSLLA EINTERPRISE K Serving The Eastern Shore Since 1881 uf' ufw of ' of of A -H ,wtf ':':: -5,17 I U -mal ' 7 ' l- Accomac, Virginia ' s' r . A - , A .4 Y 1 . ' nu, jf -,- ' I I T 1 ,'1 if -' 4 I ' V f WORCE TER FERTILIZER C0 Servmg the Farm Slnce 1913 Snow H111 Maryland Comphments 4 BAYSIDE CAINNING COMPANY Canners of Red Rlpe Tomatoes Sanford V1rg1n1a M O Bundlck L H Flsher oevosars URISQUIBEID AS PROVIDED INTNE ANKING ACT OF ISI FARMERS and MERCHAINTS INATIONAL BANK Onley V1rg1n1a 5'6?W6'f 00? 5Pt'C7f4l77 Comphments YDEN Produce Fertxhzer Pocomoke Cxty Maryland Phone 433 Comphments MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE Tasley Vlrglnla QW 9 'U POCOMOKE CITY FLOWER SHOP Pocomoke C1ty Maryland Market Street Extenslon Phone 103 Comphments of MOORES AMOCO Exmore V1rg1n1a of E D Lis SUN' of 1 ,L X W C ompliments Of 71 of D R 1' 8: B Y R D BLOXOVI ALTO SLPPLY COMPANY Inc Automotwe 'Wholesale Dxstrlbutors ACCBSSOFIGS Supphes Replacement Parts Complxments MASON LUMBER AND CABINET Mappsvllle V1rg1n1a Belle Haven V1r'g1n1a Wearlng Xpparel for Ent1re Famlly Keepsake N J PARKS COMP XNY D1amond Rmgs VINCENT JEWELERS Pocomoke Clty Maryland St1eff Lunt Gorham Parksley V1rg1n1a Towle Wallace Hav1land Ln Gu 43 States MM Congratulauons to Class of from BRXDLEY S TEXACO Maclupongo V1rg1n1a Cornphments B E N J A M I 'N S Exmore V1rg1n1a H u b M a s o n XTLAINTIC SERVICE STATION Bloxom X71I'g1I'113 l A DWARE2 ROGER VK LANKFORD HARDWARE You Can Get It At Lankfords Roger W Lankford Paul L. Cutler Phone 190 Pocomoke C1ty Marxland I . V T A -Y , . of I -' N I CO, . , . .. , . .- , I , A' 'I Compliments -a of ' 155 I me I , . .. , of ,T 'Y ll' ' IV , A ,, J, Sporting Goods Schoo s I Clubs Sportsman 0 BROTHER I C Sport Llnes Co 314 E Ma1n Street Phone 9412 Sahsbury Maryland Any g1r1 who buys a hope chest now W111 g1ve you prlce of hope chest on furn1ture after marmed 1f bought from us Phone Pocomoke 800 POCOMOKE CITY MARYLAND MILES OIL COMPANY d Dlstrxbutors A INVR ll' Amoco W Petroleum Products Lf- 1Ul'x Pocomoke C1ty Maryland BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1 9 5 E CARDINIAL STA KILLMONS TYDOL STATION QR1ver Brldgej 40, 55 24 Hour Road Servlce Pxck up and Dehvery Pocomoke Maryland Phone 646 Mr 8: Mrs W1111amC Johnston Garland Gaskms BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS 9 5 T H E U C L A UTTE P . 2. , . SI Q X :EQ 44,5 ' ' ' 5 T H . F F of 1 5 J N I O R S S cm Sales and Servxce ,t PHLHARD BROTHER Better Farmmg Means Better L1V1ng See our Complete Lme of A1115 Chalmers Equlpment Market Street Pocomoke C1ty Maryland Pocomoke C1ty Sahsbury Md Phone 170 Phone 3834 xx Complxments rp' nrhn f PP PLAN R uso S g y 034' QA 613-n Jag pgmrm EASTERN 0Wf0lzZffY0ll51Y6 X' SHORE NEWS Onancock Vlfglnla MRS JOHN BAILEY F1or1st Onley V1rg1rua Pxck up and Dehvery Servxce Phone 865 M J Poulson Prop POULSO S AMOC0 ERVICE U.S. Route 13 South of Pocomoke Clty, Maryland MICHAEL tRKrt GIFTS Best of Luck U.S. 13 New Church, Vlrguua A F R I E N D FINE CHINA GLASS LAMPS 1.61 'Fx , ,179 451 - 1 p- , 91 . ,Y lv I lx , . I T4 .-.. X 1' -f.. ' -:', ..- x 1 fL'--N-. -rx' 1 -'IHNW' 'tbl' Q, ',,, ,..Z -X-M.K,,:' -swAU, ,I '14 444-Q Q I O4 In-pfk,Q,gi'M I I ' , Md. ' ' , . E ' 1 :lf , ' 'T . I5 ' Q- .. H of P' ,' g s I ' z x.4?:.6'j ' l 9 - U EAGLE MILL Pocomoke C1ty Maryland Best Vhshes to Sen1ors of 55 BEN FRANKLIN STORES Parksley Onancock V1rg1n1 8 Seeds Feeds Grams Cornphrnents Your Checkerboard Feed Store DREAM DRIVE IN S - 32932 Krug Ocean Hxghway M1Ieage Gu1de THE OWL Tourlst Court and Restaurant Phone John M Roache Parkslev 5043 Owner Management A xl Q1 t P, mf -4 ' team? K.s,, BLOXOM 'S CORNER General Merchandlse Route 13 Vxrglma vm Q oeposars UEQEBQDIRIBD COMPLIMENTS CITIZENS ATIO AL BA K POCOMOKE MARYLAND of 3' . - If Q ' ' A ap :Pa '-L' n:. IQ - , 7 s..l I 'Q a 1 II. s.-U-I, Q? , We ' D of Jfit H' .:3 '.- I' ' Q ic, ' 0, ' A O D- I Cornphments Compllrnents LOLA FURNIS MARVIIN DREWER C ornpllrn ent s Compl1ments GEORGE H SMITH General Merchandlse C W DREWER Makerrue Park SIDNEY H WEBB SR 8: SON Shlppers 8: Growers Farm Produce Phone 4 4324 Best W1shes to the Class of 55 W A Marshall Comphments A GREENBERG Comphments of MR 8: MRS RAYMOND McKAY Chandler Furnlture Store MARSHALL S STUDIO Woolworth Bu1ld1ng MEMBER C ornm erc1al and Phone 426 Portralt Photographer P A Marshall Prop Best W1shes to the Class of 55 WESTON P WATKINSON George Kennard Lee Rhodes ongratulatlon ass Onancock V1rg1rua Cornplxments BARKER B DENNIS EDWARD DARBY WHISPERING PINES S L TRADER A FRIEND Compllments N S Marshall W1l11am Flsher W1111am McCready ROGER BURTON Harlan Smlth of of - 1 of ' of ' ' C ' s t O ' ' . C 1 o f ' 5 5 Virginia A. GREENBURG CO. of 1 ' of of . CO. . I of TXRMERS EXCHXXGE INCORPORXFILD C R Bull Presldent R P Rmhardson Vlce Presldent and Sales Manager X S Bur on Secretary and Treasurer P h o n e s Onancock V1I g1D1'l No 1 and No 335 Onlex N 1I'f11I'11'l 9? Best WISDCS to Class of 50 Q x N 7 ,Q-16.8 P 1 lxxmromb Oo Bloxorn V1rg1n1a 0 Pmsr- g FUHNISB YUJIIIOII. YIIAS WIS' U00 ill FIGGS w and Lsed Furmture Q Phone Temp 43800 New Church Vlrglma Cornpllments R JUSTICE JR 81 SONS Boxwood Lawn Growers and Sh1ppers of Farm Produce Horntow n, V1rg1n1a SHOW XRD BRO FHERS Chlncoteague X 1rg1n11 Hardware 'xlarlne Supphes Apphances 8. Furmture Phone GO BAINK OF CHIXCOTEAGLE Member F D I Chmcoteague V1rg1n1a Complunents RHODES BROS - Seaford and Produce Sams V1rg1n1a VQSD Shop IN P STOE 'Yew Church, V11 gnaa NC -s. 7. -'. I ' -- , . ' . ' . ,HA , V , rg ., L A f P 1 1- - k . --'.u:: -3,-. , i .vfg'.f iff , 'X 1 Fil - , . Q nf - - WL . . . C. 2- WEN, -rg - N ' 17,323 EQ, '. ' N'.- 'iQuf --- of ll If , 'xx jf e . -A of W. . - . a t W. T. . 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