Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1940 volume:

THE EIGHTEENTH VOLUME of The Krabba The Annual Publication of the Students of HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Hampton High School Foreword I his year, we, the Krabba Staff, got our collective heads together and decided to attempt to depict not only our school life, hut also by a few sketches, to give some- thing of the growth of our town. We looked back to the original Indian V ill age with the inhabitants sitting out- side their teepees. Then we saw the Landing of Braddock during the French and Indian War. We next attempted to picture the happy side of the life of the slaves. Our next drawing takes us to the burning of old St. John’s during the War Between the States and finally we come to the center of our present town. We have enjoyed Irv- ing to picture a few scenes in the development of Hampton and we have enjoyed gathering a record of this year at school. We put this book in your hands with llie hope that it will bring back to you in future years some happy memo- ries of your stay at H. H. S. Miss Katherine Madison Wicker Dedication To one who spent many years helping to enrich our school life, the Staff affectionately dedicates this 1940 Kral ha. H. Wilson Thorie B., William and Mar College M. A., University of Virginia Principal Robert M. Newton I. B., B. A., William and Mary College M. A., Columbia University Superintendent of Schools Mrs. R. B. Thompson Members of School Hoard HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Mr. Robert Howard Mr. J. S. Dari. inc Hie Administration Robert E. T. Lewis A. B. University of Richmond Graduate Student of Columbia LTniversity and Texas Head of English Department Elizabeth Harwood Boyenton A. B. College of William and Mary Graduate Work. Rutgers University Instructor in English 1’. B Lit well Rogers B. A. College of William and Mary M. A. Duke University University of Pennsylvania Instructor in English Roberta Bridgeport u M. A. University of Maryland Instructor in English Lucille Roy B. S. E. Mary Washington College Instructor in English Kathryn Virginia Bully’ B. S. Farmville State Teacher’s College Instructor in Science Stephen Charles Acierno V. B. Shepherd State Teacher’s College Instructor in Chemistry and Physics Paul W. Musselman B. S. Millersville State Teacher’s College Instructor in Chemistry Marguerite M. J. Stevens Graduate Work, William and Mary A. B. University of State of New York Head of Mathematics Department Edna Earl Sanders A. B. Westhampton College University of Richmond Instructor in Mathematics Sally E. Morse A. B. College of William and Mary Instructor in Mathematics ( 6 ) Horace Saunders B. S. Lynchburg College Graduate Work, University of Michigan Instructor in Mathematics Assistant Coach Mabel Spratley B. S. Farmville State Teacher’s College M. A. College of William and Mary Head of History Department Elsie Gay Lane Roanoke College University of Virginia A. B. William and Mary Instructor in History Hazel Morcan B. S. Radford State Teacher’s College Instructor in History Anne Pace Moreland B. A. College of William and Marv Head of French Department Elizabeth Ham A. B. University of Indiana M. A. Columbia University Head of Spanish Department Katharine Partlow A. B. Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Bowling Green College Head of Commercial Department Lallie Beverly Darden B. A. College of William and Mary M. A. Columbia University Summer School, University of Virginia Instructor in Commercial Department Nellie Hurt A. B. Commercial Education Bowling Green College Instructor in Commercial Department Jessie Marie Crockett B. S. Mary Washington College Instructor in Commercial Department ( 7 ) M deline Jones A. B. Western Maryland College Head of Latin Department Lither W. Machen Graduate of Bliss Electrical School Head of ocational Department Joseph V. Della Pf.nta B. S. Buffalo State Teachers College Instructor of Industrial Arts Mcrv Elizabeth Moore B. S. College of William and Mary Instructor in Home Economics Richard H. Gibson B. S. Oswego State Teachers’ College Instructor in Mechanical Drawing K RL AUGUSTUS EsLEECK B. S. irginia Polytechnic Institute Head Coach Marie P. Burke B. A. in Music, University of Michigan Instructor in Music John W. Starnes Head of Department of ocal Music Jidson Clark Loomis B. S. Ithaca College of Music Instructor in N ocal Department Marian A. Clark Mary Washington College Summer Session at William and Mary l niversity of Buffalo Art Supervisor Mrs. H vhold L. Rt ccles Dean of Girls Jane B. Sai nders A. B. College of William and Mary Librarian Betty Bond Secretary to Principal ( t ♦ ■ t Madeline Jones A. B. Western Maryland College Bead of I.atin Derailment Dm her W. NUchen , Graduate of Bliss Eletfrieal School Head ol Vocational Department J.lSEIMl V. Della Pl TV It. S. Buffalo State Instructor of . Della Pi ta ate Teacher’s College if Industrial Arts Vary Elizabeth Moore B. S. College of William and M it ; Instructor in Home Economics Richard II. Gibson B. S. Oswego State Teachers’ College Instructor in Mechanical Drawing Karl At ;t sn s Esi.keck B. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Head Coach ♦ i i Marie P. Bt kke B. V. in Music, University of Michigan Instructor in Music John W. Staknes Head of Department of Vocal Music Junso.N Ct this Loomis B. ,-s. Ithaca College of Music Instructor in Vo. a! Department Marian A. Clark Mary Washington College Smnnier Session at William and Mar l niver.-ity of Buffalo rt Supervisor Mrs. Harold I .. H i es Dean of Girls Jane B. Salndkhs V. B. College of William and Mary Librarian Betty Bond Secretary to Principal 5 ( 3 ) Senior Class Officers President ]’ ice-President Secretary T rensurer Edgar Cole Robert Pennington Virginia Garber Ernestine Landers Motto : Completus Tanien Incipiens Colors : Scarlet and White Flower : Rose HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian : Abe Newm an Salutatorian : Ann Wallace James Third Honor Student: Ann Howard Fourth Honor Student: Judith Isley Fifth Honor Student: Frances Cooney August Walker WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Edwin Sealy Dan Cl aiming Edith Adams Betty Bari m Gwen Barber Sam Grier FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE Robert Poe Charles Nixon Hope Ri.oxom Jane MgLure Carol Reeve Marc i erite Moberg Mac Stewart INVITATION COMMITTEE M ARGULRITE I) AVENPOP.T Daaii Vohringer Ann Howard Edgar Cole Shirley Sutton Victor Mikoychik DECORATION COMMITTEE Helen Hanks Dili. lard M arsh all Ann Wallace James John Carrol Ann Howard PROGRAM COMMITTEE Raymond Wood Abe Newman Prophet, Taylor Wilson Giftorian , Horace Pearce Poet, Lot ise Neai. Last Will, Mac Stewart Historian, Alvin Rrittingham CLASS SPONSORS Miss Madeline Jones Mrs. Marguerite M. J. Stevens ( ) ) BAGGETT. JOHN Assistant Superintendent of General Shop ' 38; French Club ’39. ’40; Hampton High Speech Forum ’40; Phi Phi Phi” ’40. BAGNALL, EMILY MAE Bookkeeping Club ’39, ’40; Vice-President ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Choir ' 39, ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Student Assistant ’39; ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39; Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. BAIN, EDITH ARABELLA Student Assistant ’39. ’40; Bookkeeping ’40; Glee Club ’38. BAKER, LEON LEROY Transferred from Newport News High School, New- port News, Virginia. BALLENT1NE. ROBERT LINSCOTT Football; Transferred from Danville Military Insti- tute. BARBER. GWENDOLYN MARIE The National Thespians ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’40; Cast of “Footloose” ’39; Cast of “Bridal Chorus ’40; Cheerleader ’39. ’40; News Editor of Journalism Club ’39, ’40; National Thespian Beauty Contest ’40; Basketball Team ' 38, ’39; Glee Club ’38. ’’39; Choir ’39. ' 40; Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Girls Tennis Club ’40. ADAMS, EDITH MARIE Transferred from George W the Junior High School; Spanish Club 39. ’40; Bookkeeping Club ' 39, ’40; Sec- retary of Bookkeeping Club ' 39, ' 40; Student Cooperative Board ’39, ’40; Student Assistants ’40; Home Room Officer ’38. ’39. ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Business Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40. ANTINORI, ELIZABETH TERESA Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Choir ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39: Student Assistant ’40; Tennis Ladder ’39. ASHWELL, MARY JOHANNA Transferred from Phoebus High School; Bookkeeping Club ' 39. ’40; Treasurer of Bookkeeping Club ’40; Typist Krabba Staff ’39. ’40; President of Home Room ' 39. ’40; Spanish Club ’38. ’39, 40; Junior Chorus ' 38; Speech Forum ’40; Glee Club ’39, ’40; Wardrobe Staff “Foot- loose” ’39; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40; Tennis Ladder ’38. AUSTIN, FRANCES ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Spanish Club ’39. ’40; Choir ’39, ’40. ( 10 ) BATSON, MARGUERITE CRAHAM Krabba Staff ’39, ’40; Monogram Club ’38. ’39, ’40; Secretary of Monogram Club ’39, ’40; Spanish Club ' 39, ’40; Bookkeeping Club ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Latin Club ’38; Tattler Staff ’39; Band ' 37, ’38; Glee Club ’39; Basketball ’37, ’38; The Forum ’38. BECKER, BRUCE BEGOR, ROBERT SOLON, JR. Football 33, ’39; Track ’38; Cast of “Love Finds A Way”, BEW, EON A LYDIA Transferred from Newport News High School; Home Economics Club ’40; Journalism Club ' 40; Camera Club ’40; Glee Club ’40; Spring Concert ’40; Speech Forum ’40: Cheering Squad ’37, ’38. BINDER. HARRIETTE FRANCES Transferred from San Rafael, California; Spanish ’38. ’39; Home Economies Club ’40; Student Assistant ’39; Tennis Ladder ’37. BLOXOM, KATHRYN HOPE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Choir ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39; May Court ’39; Home Economics Room Officer ’38, ’39, ’40; National Thespian Beauty Contest ’40; Spanish Athletic Club ’40. BONHAM, HELEN ANN Cheerleader ’38, ' 39, ’40; Student Assistant ’37, ’38. ’39, ’40; Tennis Team ’37, ’38, ’39; High School Choir ’39. ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Krabba Staff ’38. ’39; Latin Club ' 30; Junior Chorus ’38. BRADY, JEANNE PAGE Transferred front John Burrough’s Junior High School, Los Angeles, California; Cast of “The Brat’ ; Garrick Dramatics Club ’40; Cheerleader ’38; French Club ’38, 39, 40; Bookkeeping Club 39, 1(1; Monogram Club ’40; Girls’ Camera Club ’40; Weaving Class ’38; Senior Class Play ' 40. BRITTINGHAM, ALVIN W.. JR. Basketball ’38, ’39, 40; Tennis Club 40; Tennis Team ’38, 39; President Tennis Club ’40; Sailing Team ’39: Krabba Staff ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Track ’40; Class Historian ’40. BRUSS, JERUSHA GWENDOLYN Bookkeeping Club ’39, ’40; Camera Club ’40. ( 11 ) BRYANT, DAVID LEE Glee Club ' 39. ' Ml. BUCKLEY, CHARLOTTE ISABEL Transferred from Newport News High School; Orches- tra; Choir; I ' rench Club; State Music Festival ’38. ’39. ’10; (Student Council; Art Club: Literary Club: New- port News High School.) Bl RBANK. BARBARA GIBSON Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School: Dramatic Club 39, 40; Student Co-operative Board ’39. ’40; Choir ’39, ’40; Journalism Club ’39, ’40; Student Assistant ’40: French Club ’38, ' 39, ’40; Glee Club ’38. ’39; Library Club ’40; May Court ’39: Richmond Chorus ’39; Red Cross Representative ’38. ’39: Tattler Staff ' 38. ' 39; Make-Up Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Business Staff of “The Brat” ’38: Beauty Contest ’40: Latin Club ’38, ’39. BIRHANS, MELVA Junior Chorus ’38; Girls ' Tennis Ladder ’38; Spanish Club ‘38. ’39, ’40; Camera Club 39; Bookkeeping Club ’39; Wardrobe Staff “Footloose”; Mistress of Ward- robe. Christmas Pageant 39; Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Glee Club ' 39. ’40. BURR LYNTON, JR. Transferred from George W the Junior High School; Band ‘38. ’39, ’40; Spanish Club ’39. ' 40; Treasurer ’39, ’40; Orchestra ’39. BYRUM, BETTY IRENE Journalism Club ’39. ’40; Secretary ‘39, ’40; May Court ’39; Student Assistant ’38, ' 39. ’40; Tattler Staff ' 38. ’39; Junior Chorus ’38; Tennis Club ’40; Staff “Footloose”; Junior and Senior Dance Committee ’39; Latin Club ’37. ' 38; Glee Club ’38. BYRUM. DOROTHY MAUDE Junior Chorus ’38; Glee Club ’39; Spanish Club ’39. 40. CARROLL. JOHN IL, JR. Currents Events Club. CARTER. ANN ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Tennis Ladder ’39; Garrick Dramatics Club; Make-Up Staff of “Footloose”; Glee (’lull 39. CARTWRIGHT, HELEN CORNELIA Junior Red Cross Representative ’37, ’38; Tennis Team ’37; Cheerleader ’36. ’37, ’38, ’39; Sales Assistant “Foot- loose”; French Club ’37, ’38; Basketball Squad ' 36. ' 37. ’38, ’39; Girl’s Monogram Club ’38, ’39; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Varsity Team ’38; Junior Chorus ’37, ’38. ( 12 ) CARTWRIGHT, MARY ELIZABETH Monogram Club 37, ’38. ’39; Bookkeeping Club ' 39; Glee Club ‘38. ’39; Camera Club ’39; Basketball Squad ’37, ’39; Junior Red Cross Representative ’37; Junior Chorus ’38, ’39. CAVE, BERTHA MAE CHARLES. ROBERT LANE The National Thespians ’39; Garrick Dramatics Club ’38, ’39; Electrical Shop ’38, ’39; Stage Staff of “Night of Jaunary 16th’’ ’38 “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall” ’38; “The Brat” ’38; “The Bat” ’39; “Spring Dance” ’39; “Footloose” ’39. CLEMENTS, MARGARET LEE COLE, EDGAR RILEY Transferred from Phoebus Junior High School : Garrick Dramatics Club ’40; House Manager ‘Foot- loose”; “Bridal Chorus”; Speech Forum ’40; French Club ’39, ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Track ’39; President Senior Class ’40; Student Cooperative Board ’39, ’40; Vice-President ’39. ' 40; Current Events Club ’40; Busi- ness Manager of Krabba Staff 40. COLLIER, NANCY SCHMELZ Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Glee Club ’38; Choir ’40; Journalism Club ’39. ‘40; French Club ’39. ’40; Library Club ’40; Spanish Ath- letic Club ’40. CONDON, EDWIN CONRAD, BETTIE BRUCE Transferred from Media High School, Media, Penna. COONEY. FRANCES LEE Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; Spanish Club ' 38, ' 39, ’40; President ’39, ' 40; Student Assistant ' 39, ’40; Speech Forum ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’39, 40; Latin Club 37, 38; Staff of “Footloose” ’39; Chorus ’40. CORBETT. MATHILDA LILLENAS ( 13 ) COSBY, GRACE GARLAND Latin Clul ’35. ' 36; Cheering Squad ’36. ’37; Junior Chorus ’37. ’. ' .3; Camera Club ’39; Bookkeeping Club ’39. CROCKER. KENNETH WILLI M Transferred from H. B. Plant High School. Tampa. Fla.; Football 37, 38. 39; Track ’38, ’39; Home Room President ’3 7 , ’38; Male May Court ’37. CRIM. ROBERTA JANE Transferred from Philippine Islands; Spanish Club ’39, ’10 ; Speech Forum ’40; Glee Club ’39, ' 40; ‘’Phi Phi Phi”. GUMMING, DANIEL RANDOLPH. JR. Stockroom Foreman 37; Supply Clerk ’39; Boys’ Camera Club ’39, ‘10; Vice-President ’39, ' 40; Stage Staff “Bridal Chorus”; General Shop ' 37. CUNNINGHAM. GEORGE OVERDORF. JR. Football ' 38. Cl TLER. NOLAN SWAIN, JR. Transferred from Phoebus High School; Garrick Dra- matics Club ’39, ’40; Cast of “Bridal Chorus”; Krabha Staff ' 39. ’40; Band I ’39, 10: Football ’39; Boys’ Tennis Club ’39, ’10; Speech Forum ' 40; Orchestra ’38. ’39; Glee Club ’39; National Thespians ’40: Staff of Senior Play. DHENPORT. MARGUERITE MAIO Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; The National Thespians ’40; The Garrick Dramatics Club 39, ’40; Krabha Staff ’38. ’39. ' 40; Editor-in-Chief ' 39, ’40; Accompanist for Glee Club ’38, ’39; For Choir 39, 40; For Richmond Chorus ’39; Business Staff of “The Brat”; “The Bat”; Assistant Business Manager of “footloose”; Business Manager of “Bridal Chorus”; Speech Forum ' 10; Bookkeeping Club ’39. ’40; President of Junior Red Cross ’38, ’39. 10; Spanish Athletic Club ’40. DAWSON, VIRGINIA DECKER, FR NCES IRGINI Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Garrick Dramatics Club ' 39, ’40; Cast of Bridal Chorus”; Staff of “Footloose”; Band ’38, ’39. 10; Orchestra ’38. ' 39; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Choir, ’39, ‘40; Bookkeeping Club 38. ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39: Spanish Athletic Club ’40. Dk GAR IS, FRANCES FAY The National Thespians ’39, ’40; Secretary ' 39, ' 40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’38. ’39, ’40; Cast of “The Brat”; “The Bat”; “Footloose”; Bridal Chorus”: Latin Club ’37, ’38; French Club ' 38, ’39. ’40: Glee Club 39; Choir 39. ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Vice-President 40. I 14 ) DRUMMOND. VIRGINIA BLANCHE Spanish Cluli ’30, ’40. EDWARDS, CLAIRE IT A President Camera Clul ’39, ’10; Junior Chorus ’38; Bookkeeping Cluh ’39, ’40; Home Economics Cluli ’40. DENTON, RALPH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School: Football ’38, 39; Track ’39. DENTON, RICHARD Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; The National Thespians; Garrick Dramatics Cluh; Band ’39, ’40; Orchestra ’39; Shop Officer ’38, ’39. DEVAN, RICHARD Current Events Cluh ‘40. DORE, JOYCE ALSEE Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’39, ’40; Property Staff of “Footloose”; Cast of “Remember the Day”; Property Staff of “Bridal Chorus”; Basketball Team ’36, ’37; Weaving Class ’38; Student Assistants ’39. ’40; High School Choir ’40; Bookkeeping Cluh ’39, ’40; Journalism Cluli ’39; Girls’ Tennis Club ’40; Monogram Cluh ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Vice-President ’39, ’40; French Club ’38, ’39, ’40; Spanish Cluh ' 38, ’39; Latin Club ’36, ’37. ’38; Junior Chorus ’38; Glee Cluh ' 38, ’39, ’40; Girls’ Tennis Team; Staff of Senior Play. EDWARDS, ELMON SIMS ELLIOTT, ANNIE V. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Bookkeeping Cluh ’40. FITCHETTE, CLARA KEITH The National Thespians ’39, ’40; The Dramatics Club ' 38, ’39, ’40; Secretary ’39, ’40; Monogram Cluh ’37, ’38. ’39, ’40; Secretary Treasurer ’38, ’39; Latin Cluh ’37, ’38; French Club ’38, ’39, ’40; Secretary Treasurer ’39, ’40; Cast of The Brat”, “The Bat”, “Dorothy Ver- non of Hadden Hall”, “Footloose”, and “Bridal Chorus”; Basketball ’38; Beauty Contest’38; Glee Cluh ’39;Choir ’39, ’40; Speech Forum ’40. FOLKES, IRIS ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Glee Cluh ’38, 39, ’40; Choir ’39, ’40; Bookkeeping Cluh ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39. ( 15 ) FOLSE. PALL RICHARD Transferred from Phoebus High School; The Nation- al Thespians’40 : The Garrick Dramatics Club 40; Kraliba Staff 39. ’40; Staff of Try It with Alice”, The Brat”, and the cast of “Bridal Chorus ’; Junior-Senior Com- mittee ’40; Speech Forum ‘40; Camera Club 39. ’40. Cast of Senior Play “Growing Pains”. FREEMAN, HERBERT LENDO. JR. Garrick Dramatics Club ’39; Stage Crew of “Spring Dance” ’39 and “Footloose ’ ’39; Foreman. General Shop 36: Foreman. Electrical Shop ‘37, ’39; Record Clerk, Electrical Shop ’38. FI LLER, FRANCES Transferred irom Phoebus High School; Junior Chorus 38; Glee Club ’39. ‘40; Bookkeeping Club ’40; Speech Forum 40: Camera Club ’39. FILLER, JOSEPH THOMAS NELSON Transferred from Phoebus High School; Football ’37, 38. ’39; Track ’38. 39. ' 40; Tattler Staff ’38. ’39; Glee Club 38. 39; Student Cooperative ’38: Junior Senior Dance Committee 37, ’38; Choir 39. GARDNER, TIIELM Tl RNER Junior Chorus 36; Bookkeeping Club 40; Glee Club ‘39; Cheering Squad. GLEASON EDWARD N. Transferred from Newport News High School 38; Band ’38. ’39, ’40: Orchestra 39. ’40; Junior Red Cross Representative 38. GREGORY, ANNE Girls’ Monogram Club ‘37, 38, ’39. 40; Treasurer 40 ; Speech Forum 40: Spanish Club 38. 39. 40; Tattler Staff ’39; Latin Club ' 37, ’38; Bookkeeping Club ’40; Junior Chorus ’38; Basketball ’37, 38. GRIER. SAMUEL LYCURGUS The National Thespians ’40; The Garrick Dramatics Club ’39. ’40: Cast of “Footloose” and “Bridal Chorus”; El Toreador S. A. C. ; French Club ’39. ’40; Band 38. 39. 40; Speech Forum ’40; Glee Club ’40; Tennis Club ’40. GARBER. N IRGINIA GLENN National Thespians ' 40; Garrick Dramatics Club 38, ‘39. 40; Sales StafT of “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall . The Brat”; Sales Manager The Bat ’; Business Manager “Footloose”; Sec. Sen. Class ' 40; Latin Club ' 37. ‘38. 39; Sec. ' 38, 39; French Club ’39. Vice-Pres. 39, ’40; Library Club 40; Pres. 40; ice-Pres. Soph. Class ' 38; President Freshman Class 36: May Court ' 37; (dee Club ‘38: Student Cooperative ’38, ' 39. ’40. GARNER, MARGARET LEE Choir 39. ‘40; Glee Club; Soldier Chorus; Richmond Chorus. ( 16 ) GU1LLETTE, FRANCES LEIGH Latin Clul ’38, 39; Junior Chorus ’38; Camera Club 40; Secretary and Treasurer ’40; Journalism Club ' 40. GUY, ELSIE LOUISE Glee Club ’38, ’39, ’40. Gl Y, ROGER CLEVELAND Garrick Dramatics Club ’38, ’39, ’40; Audiographic Staff ‘40; Vocational Shop ’37, ’38. ’39, ’40; Superinten- dent of Shop 38; Stockroom Foreman; Record Clerk: Supply Clerk; Staff of the “Brat”; Staff of the “Bat”; Staff of the “Bridal Chorus”. HAM. WILLIAM HANKS, HELEN FRANCES Cheerleader ’38. ’39, ’40; Head Cheerleader ’40; Latin Club ’37; May Court ’37, ’38; French Club ’40; Secre- tary of Tennis Club ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Monogram Club ’40; Student Assistant ’38. ’39, ’40: Student Co- operative Board 39. 40; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class ’39: Junior-Senior Prom Committee ’38, ’39; Junior Chorus ’38; Tattler Staff ’39; Glee Club ’38. HASKINS, JEFFERSON CREED The National Thespians ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Cast of “Try It With Alice” 37; Staff of “Dorothy Vernon of fladdon Hall” ’38; Student Director of the play “The Brat” ’38; Speech Forum ’40; Superintendent of V ocational Shop 40; Glee Club ’40. HAYES, DORIS EARLEEN Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. HAYNES. KENNETH EUGENE Assistant Superintendent of General Shop in ’37; General Superintendent ’38. HICKS, DOUGLAS EUGENE Camera Club 39. ’40; Vocational Shop Librarian 38; Vocational Shop Record Clerk ’39; Vocational Shop Supply Clerk 10; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. HILLERY, CONSTANCE EVELYN Transferred from Blaekstone College. ( 17 ) HOWARD. ROBERT BRITTINGHAM. JR. The National Thespians ’37, ’38; Vice-President ’38; President ’39, ’40; Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’37, ' 38. ’39. ’40; Staff of “Night of January 16th” ’38; Staff of “The Bat” ’38 Staff and cast of “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall” ’38; Cast of “Footloose” ’39; Student Coopera- tive Board ’38. ’39 ’40; Speech Forum ’40. Tennis Cluh ’40. HUDSON, DUVAL HEUTER. PHYLLIS AMY Student Assistants ’38. ’39. ’40; Glee Club ’38. ’39; Choir ‘40: Secretary; Junior Chorus ' 38; Latin Cluh ' 36, ’37; Sales Staff of “The Brat”; Bookkeeping Cluh ’39, ’40: President ’39; Freshman Home Room Secretary ’36. HUGHES, EMMA LOU Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’40; Speech Forum 40; French Cluh ’39; Monogram Club ’36. ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; May Court ’38; Latin Club ’36, ’37, ’38; Girl’s Camera Cluh ’40; Krabba Staff ’40; Sales Staff of “Footloose” ' 39; Choir ’40; Glee Cluh ’38, ’39; Student Assistants ’39, 40; Junior Chorus ' 38; Basketball ’36, ’37; Beauty Con- test ’37; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Weaving Class ’38; Girl ' s Tennis Cluh ’40; The Forum ’38; Treasurer of Junior Red Cross 40; Library Club ’40. HLLCHER. MARIE ANNETTA Garrick Dramatics Cluh ‘39, ’40; Journalism Club ’40; Make-up Staff of “Footloose” ’39; Spanish Cluh ' 39, ’40; Make-up Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40: Bookkeeping Cluh ’40; Cast of Senior Play “Growing Pains”. HUTCHENS, SAMUEL HENRY, JR. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Band ’38, ’39, ’40; Choir ’39. ’40; Glee Cluh ’38; Cast of Senior Play. HOGG, JESSE HOPE Sales Assistant for “The Bat”; Choir ’40; Glee Cluh ’39; Speech Forum ’40. HOLMES, JAMES ASHTON Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’39, ’40; Vocational Shop ’37, ’38. 39, ’40; Superintendent of Shop ’37, ’38, ’39; Main- tenance Foreman ’39, ’40; Tool Crib Foreman ’39, ’40; Librarian ’40; Glee Cluh ’38, ’39; School Choir ’38. ’39, ’10; Speech Forum ’40; Cast of “The Bat” ’38. HOPKINS, GROVER CHANDLER The National Thespians ’39, ’40; Garrick Dramatics Cluh 38. ’39, ’40; Vice-President 39, 40; udiograpbic Staff 40; President ’40; Staff of “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall” ’38; Staff of “The Brat” ’38; Staff of “The Bat” ’39; Staff of “Spring Dance” ’39; Stage Manager of “Bridal Chorus” ’40. HOWARD CATHERINE ANN The National Thespians ’39, 40; Latin Cluh ’37, ’38, ’39; President ’38, ’39; Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’38, ’39, ’40; Student Cooperative Association ’39, ’40; Secretary- Treasurer ’39. ’40; French Cluh 38, ’39. ’40; President ’39, ’40; Krabba Staff ’39, 40; Art Editor ’40; Student Assistants ’40; Girls’ Monogram Cluh ’38. ’39, ’40; Choir ’39; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Girls’ Tennis Cluh ’40; Chair- man Senior Program Committee ’40; Invitation Com- mittee ’40; Sales Manager of “The Brat” ’38; Business Manager of The Bat” ’39; Student Director of “Foot- loose” ’39; Cast of Bridal Chorus” 40; Glee Club ’39. ( 18 ) ISLEY, JUDITH ARMISTEAD National rhespians ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’159. ' 40; Sales Assistant of “The Bat” ’39; Publicity of “Footloose” ’39; Sales Manager of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Krabba Staff ’39, ’40; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Speech Forum ’40; French Club ’38. ’39, ’40; Latin Club ’37, ’38. ' 39; Tennis Club ' 40; Senior Editor ’40. JAMES, ANN WALLACE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Business Manager of Journalism Club ’39, ’40; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Junior-Senior Current Events Club ’40; French Club ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39. JAMISON, EULA REBECCA Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; Wardrobe Staff of footloose” ’39; Mistress of W ardrobe “Bridal Chorus” 40; Bookkeeping Club ’39, ’40; Home Economies Club ’40; Glee Club. JOHNSON, ELLA MAE Transferred front George Wythe Junior High School; Bookkeeping Club ’39, ’40. KEI TON, DOROTHY KEY. HELEN GRACE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Journalism Club ’39. ’40; Latin Club ’40; Home Eco- nomies Club ' 40- KNIGHT. YEN IT A Art Staff of Krabba ' 40; Speech Forum 40; Tattler Staff ’38, ' 39; Glee Club ' 38. ’39. ’40; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. KNOWLES, JOHN THOMAS National Thespians ’39, ' 40; Garrick Dramatics Club ' 38, ’39, ’40; Krabba Staff ’39, ’40; Choir 40; Band ’38, ’39. ’40; Orchestra ’39; Designer of H. H. S. Flag ’39; Cast of “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall”; “The Brat”; The Bat”; Footloose”; Student Director “Bridal Chorus”; Tattler Staff ’39. KNOWLES, MARIE ELINORE Band ’38, ’39. ’40; Orchestra ’36, ’37, ’38. ' 39; Choir ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39; Junior Chorus ’38; Glee Club ' 39; Crew of “Bridal Chorus” ’10; Garrick Dra- matics Club ’40. KUSS. THOMAS NERCESIAN Track 38. ’39. ’40; Football ’38, 39. ' 10; Speech Forum ’40. ( 19 ) LAMBERT. JOHN I!. Tennis Clul. ’39, ’40; Band ’38. ’39; Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ' ll); Staff of “Footloose” ’39; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. LANDERS, VIRGINIA ERNESTINE Senior Class Treasurer ' 39. ’40; Dramatics Club ’40: Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Secretary-Treasurer “Speech Forum” ’40; Spanish Cluh ’38. ’39. ' 40; Secretary ’40; Latin Club ’37. ’38- Treasurer ’38; Choir ’39. ’40; Rich- mond Chorus ’39; Tennis Clul) ' 40; May Court ' 37; Beauty Contest 37. ’40; Home Room President ’37. ’38: Junior-Senior Dance Committee ' 38; French Club ' 38. ' 39: Monogram Cluh ' 37. ’38: Junior Chorus ’38: Basket- ball Squad ' 36; Girls’ Sports Editor of the Tattler ’38; Cast of “Growing Pains”. LEE. DOROTHY CARA Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Glee Club 38. ’39. ’40; Journalism Cluh ’39. 40; Student Assistant ' 39. ’40: Junior-Senior Tennis Club 40: French Club, ’39. ' 40. LEE. JANE C VRLIE Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’39. ’40; Bookkeeping Cluh ’39. ’10: French Cluh ’38. ’39; Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room ’37, ’38; Staff of The Bat” ’39; Library Cluh ’40. LENZ, CATHERINE VIRGIN I Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Spanish Cluh ’39, ’40. LEWIS, JACQUELYN FOLSOM Transferred from St. A in cent 39: Student Assistant 10; Current Events Cluh ’40; Library Club ’40; “Phi Phi Phi 40; Journalism Club 39, ’40; Camera Cluh ’39. ’40; Junior Red Cross Representative ’40. LEX, GEORGE J AMES, JR. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Glee Club ’38; Band ’39, ’40; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. LI FSEY, NETTIE LINKOl S, HAROLD BROOK M AN Spanish Club 39. ’40. LA LISTON. WILLI AM RICHARD Electrical Shop Superintendent 37. 38: Electrical Shop Maintenance Foreman ’38; General Shop Superintendent ' 36. ( 20 ) McCaffrey, john edward Basketball 39. ’10; Tennis Cluli ’HI; Spanish Cluh ’38. McDaniel, william price Spanish Clul) ’38; Speech Forum ’40; Secretary of home room 302 ’36: Red Cross Representative ’36. McGuire, louise mar Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Home Economics Cluh ’10; Glee Cluh ’38, ’39, ’40. McLURE, JANE WEBBER Transferred from Huntington High School, Hunting- ton, West Virginia; Latin Cluh ’40; French Cluh ’39, ‘40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’40; Publicity Staff of “Footloose”; Publicity manager of “Bridal Chorus”; Journalism Cluh ' 40; Student Assistant ’40; National Thespians Beauty Contest ’40; Cast of Senior Play. MARK, CHARLES MARVIN Transferred from John Marshall High School, Rich- mond, Virginia. MARSHALL, HILLIARD NEVILLE Record Clerk, Supply Clerk, Maintenance Foreman, Toolcrih Foreman ’38- ’39; Superintendent, Supply Clerk. Stockroom Foreman ’39, ’40. M1KOYCHIK, VICTOR JAMES Corresponding Secretary Tennis Club ’40; Football Team 39. ’40; Sports Writer Journalism Club ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Tattler Staff’ ’39; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. MITCHELL, ROY WILSON MARTIN, FRANCIS CHANDLER Spanish Club ’39. MARTIN, WILLIAM McTYEINE Football ’37, ’38, ’39; Track ’38, ’39; Glee Club ’38; Male May Court ’37; Cast of “Love Finds A Way”. I 21 ) MOBERG, MARGUERITE Tlie National Thespians 10; Garrick Dramatics Clnlt ’38. ’39. ’40; Sales Stall of “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall” ’38; ‘The Brat” ’39: Pubiicity Staff of “The Bat” ’39; Sales Manager of “Footloose” 40; Kratfba Staff ’39, ’40; Executive Committee ’39, ’40; Student Assistants ’39, ’40; Latin Club ’37, ’38, ’39. ’40; Vice- President ’38, ’39; President ’39. ’40; French Club ’38, ’39, ’40; May Court ’38, ’39; Chairman of Invitation Committee of Senior Class ’40; Library Club ’40; Vice- President ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Tattier Staff ‘38. ’39; Glee Club ’39; President of Sophomore Class ’37, ’38; Thespian Beauty Contest ’40; Senior Class Plav ’40. MONROE, JANE RUST Garrick Dramatics Club ’39. ’40: Girls’ Monogram Club ’36, ’37, ’38, ' 39, ’40: President of Girls’ Monogram Club ’39, 40; Class Basketball Team ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39. ’40; Varsity Team ’38. ’39; Latin Club ’37. ’38; French Club ’39, ’40; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Speech Forum ’40; Stu- dent Assistant ’39. ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Choir ’39. ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39; Staff of “Footloose”; “Bat”; “Bridal Chorus”; Senior Class Play ’40. MOORE, PAUL WHITEHEAD MOSS, MARY ELIZABETH Bookkeeping Chi!) ’39; Junior Chorus ’38. NETTLES, RUTH ANN Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School ’38; Glee Club ’39, ’40; Journalism Club ’39. MULLING, HORACE ALBION MUNFORD, LOIS VIRGINIA NEAL, LOUISE LANE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, 40; Make-up Staff “Foot- loose” ’39; Make-up Manager “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Senior Class Poet ‘40; Choir ’39. 40; Richmond Chorus ‘39; Glee Club ’38, ’40; Spanish Club ‘39, ’40; Thespian Beauty Contest ’40; Make-up Staff of Senior Pla “Growing Pains”. NELSON, LOUIS EDWARD NETTLES, MARGIE LEE ( 22 ) OLSSON, JANET W1LHELMINIA Transferred from Scotia Senior High School. Scotia. N ‘W York. PARKER. WILLIAM ABDELL Tennis CluL ’39. ' JO; Vice-President of Home Room 304 ' 37; Secretary-Treasurer of Home-Room 304 .38; Vice-President of Freshman Class ' 36. PEARCE, HORACE LEE, JR. The National Thespians ' 39, ' 40; Basketball 39, ' 40; (Assistant Manager); Tattler Staff ' 39; Football ’39; Garrick Dramatics Club ’38, ' 39, ’40; Class Giftorian ’40; Cast of “The Brat” ’38; “Footloose” ’39; “The Bat” ’39; “Bridal Chorus” ’40: Choir ’39, ’40; Glee Club ’38, ’39; Band ’38, ’39, ’40. PENNINGTON, ROBERT TAYLOR The National Thespians; Vice-President of Senior Class ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ' 39, ' 40; Cast of “Footloose”; Cast of “Bridal Chorus 1 ” Tennis Team ’39, ’40; Tennis Club ’39, 40; Secretary-Treasurer; Speech Forum ' 40; French Club ' 39, ' 10; Football ’38. PHILLIPS, BILLY BAKER Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School ’38; Boys’ Camera Club ' 39. ’40; Bovs’ Tennis Club ’39, ’40. PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH BAILEY Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Orchestra ’38; Glee Club ’37, ’38: Speech Forum ’40; Student Assistant ’40; Staff of “Bridal Chorus”; French Club ’39. ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club 10; “Phi Phi Phi” ' 10; Treasurer of “Phi Phi Phi”; Cast of Senior Play. NE IAS, FREDA ROCHELLE Garrick Dramatics Club ' 39, ' 40; Business Staff of the “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Krabba Staff ’38, ’39, ’40; Associate Editor ’40; Girls’ Camera Club ’39. ’40; President of Jun- ior Red Cross for County Schools ’37, ' 38; Advertising Staff of Tattler ' 39; Journalism Club ’39, ’40; French Club ’38, ' 39, ’40; Glee Club ’40. NEWMAN, ABE The National Thespians ’38. ’39. ’40; Garrick Drama- tics Club ' 37, ’38, ’39, ’40; President ’38, ’39, ’40; Cast of “Try It With Alice” ' 37; Cast of “Night of January 16th” ’38; Cast of “The Brat” ’38; Cast of “The Bat” ’39; Staff of “Footloose’ ’40; Cast of “The Terrible Meek” ’40; Cast of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; French Club ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40; President 38, 39; Latin Club 37, ’38, ’39, ’40; Vice- President ’39, ’40; Editor-in-Chief of Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Student Cooperative Board ’39, ’40; Vice-Chairman ’39; President of Junior Class ’39; Tennis Club ’39, ’40: Speech Forum ’39. 10; Hampton High School Band NIXON, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER. JR. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Tennis Team ’39: Tennis Squad ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Tennis Manager ’39; Orchestra ’38, ’39; Choir ’39, ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39; Band ’38, ’39, 40; Glee Club ’38; Cheerleader ' 39. ’40; Current Events Club ’40; Tattler Staff ’38; Krabba Staff ’40. OBREY, ELIZABETH ( 23 ) POE. ROBERT VERNON Garrick Dramatics Club ' 40: Cast of “Bridal Chorus ' ’40: Band ' 48. ’39. ' 10; Orchestra ’39. ' 40; Speech Forum ’40; Picador ( Vice-President I S. V C.. POWELL, BENNIE ROY, JR. Assistant Manager Track ’36; Shop Officer ’38; Camera Club ' 39. POWELL. ELIZABETH Transferred from George ’ftcthe Junior High School; Student Cooperative Association 39, 40; Garrick Dra- matics Club ’40; Make-up Staff of “Footloose ’39; Make-up Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ' 40; Speech Forum ’40; Choir ’39. ' 10; Glee Club ’38. ’39; Richmond Choru- ’39; Bookeeping Club ' 40; Spanish Club ’39. ’40. RECTOR. HAZEL FLORENCE Spanish Club ' 38, ’39; Bookkeeping Club; Junior Chorus ' 38. REEVE. CAROL JANE Transferred from Tamalpars, California ' 38; Latin Club ’38. ’39; May Court ’39; Student Cooperative As- sociation 40: Girls’ Tennis Team ’39. ’40; The National Thespians Beauty Contest ’40. RIGGINS, AILEEN FRANCES Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School ' 38; Speech Forum ' 40; Choir ’39, ' 40; Richmond Chorus ’39: Home Economics Club ‘40; Glee Club ’38. ’39. ’40; Member of Phi Phi I hi” ' 40. RIGGINS. BETTY MOORE Bookkeeping Club; Junior Chorus ’38; Glee Club ’38. ‘39; School Choir ‘39. ROGERS, ANNE LAURA Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School: Glee Club ’39, 40; Journalism Club ’40; Bookkeeping Club ’10. ROGERS, ROBERT ROSS, KATHERINE LOl ISA Journalism Club ’39. ’40; Home Economics Club ' 40; Junior Chorus ’.38; Cheering Squad ’37. ( 24 SAWYER, A I) ALEE JEAN Tlie National Thespians ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; StalT of “The Bat”; Last of The Brat”; Cast of “Footloose”; Vice-President of Freshman Class ' 37; Latin Cluh ’37, ’38, ’39; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Glee Cluh ’38, 39, ’40; Choir .39. ’40; Richmond Chorus ’39; Stu- dent Assistant 39, ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Cast of Senior Play ’40. SA RE. ROMELIA ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Student Assistant ’39, ’40; Journalism Cluh ’39, ’40; Editor-in-Chief ’39, ’40; Latin Cluh ’38, ’39, ’40: Treas- urer ’39, ’40; Library Cluh ’40. SEALEY. EDWIN CARLYLE Shop Librarian, Record Clerk. Superintendent, Main- tenance Foreman ’38, ’39; Stockroom Foreman. Record Clerk. Supply Clerk ' 39. ’40. SEAR. JACOB Garrick Dramatics Cluh ’39, ’40; Tennis Cluh ‘39. ’40; Tennis Ladder ' 38. ’39; Manager of the Tennis Team ' 40; Business Staff of “The Brat ’ ’39; Business Staff of “The Bat” ’38; French Club ’38. ’39. ’40; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Latin Cluh ’36, ’37, ’38. SHARPE, MILDRED Basketball (Varsity) 38, ’39, ’40; Class Team (Basket- ball) 36, ’37, 38, ’39; Glee Cluh ’38; Junior Chorus ’38. SHAW. HELEN VIRGINIA Krahha Staff ’39, 10; Latin Cluh ’38. ’39; French Cluh ’38, ’39, ' 1(1; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39; Girls’ Tennis Cluh ’40; Journalism Cluh ’39, ’40; Speech Forum ’40; Li- brary Cluh ’40; (dee Club ’39. SHELL. MOLLIE ANNA SILBERMAN, BARBARA ELIZABETH Tattler Staff ’38. ‘39; Journalism Cluh ’39, ’40; Speech Forum ’40. SINCLAIR, MARTHA ASHTON Student Assistant 39, ' 40; Monogram Cluh ' 37, ’38, ’39; Band ’38, ’39, ’40; Orchestra ’39, ’40. SKOCH, CLIFTON ( 25 ) SLAUGHTER, RICHARD A., JR. Track ’37, ’38; Football ’37; Sailing Team ’37, ’30; Camera Club ’39. SMITH. EDNA MARIA Girls’ Basketball Class Team ’36, ’37, ’38, ' 39; Varsity Team ’37. ’38. ' 39, ’40; Captain ’40; Girls’ Monogram Club ’38, ’39, ’40; Junior Chorus ’38. SMITH, HARRY CLAIBORNE, JR. Band ’38, ’39, ’40; Speech Forum ’40; French Club ’39, ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Camera Club 40. SMOLA, ROBERT GEORGE Transferred from Newport News High fto Wythe), Transferred from Wythe fto Hampton) ’38; Boys’ Tennis Club ’39. ’40; Vice-President Junior Red Cross ’39, ’40; Glee Club ‘38; Choir ’39, ’40. STACEY, ALBERTA The National Thespians ’10; Garrick Dramatics Club ‘39. ’40; Bookkeeping Club ’40; Cast of “The Brat” ' 38; “Spring Dance” ’39; Junior Chorus ’38; Glee Club ' 40; Business Staff of “Spring Dance” ’39; Make-up Staff of The Bat” ’39; “The Brat” ’39; Wardrobe Staff of The Brat” ’39; Advertising Staff of “Spring Dance” ’39; Tennis Club ’40. STARKEY, THEO. JR. Audiographic Staff ’40; Vice-President and Secretary ’40; Superintendent of Vocational Shop ' 39, ’40; Sec- retary Home Room ’40; Speech Forum ’40; “Phi Phi Phi” ’40. STEWART. MALCOLM NEBEKER, JR. Transferred from Cumberland High School. Cumber- land, Virginia; Class Last Will and Testament ’40; krabba Staff ’40: Tennis Ladder ’38, ’39; Tennis Team ’40; Tennis Club ’40; Vice-President ’40; Camera Club ’40; Current Events Club ’40; President ’40; Usher “Bridal Chorus”; Senior Invitation Committee; Cast of “Growing Pains”. STILWELL, BETH BEATRICE Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Glee Club ’38. ’39. ’40; Bookkeeping Club ’40. SUTTON, SHIRLEY LEE The National Thespians ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; Cheerleader ’39; Staff of Krabba ’39; Student Cooperative Board ’38. ’39, ’40; Staff of The Brat”, “The Bat”; Cast of “Footloose”, “Bridal Chorus”; Tennis Club ’40; Basketball ’38. ’39; Choir ’38, ’39, ’40; French Club ’38; Journalism Club ’40. TAYLOR. BARBARA KNIGHT Spanish Club ’38. 39; Junior Chorus ’38; Basketball Team ’37; Tattler Staff ’39; Bookkeeping Club ’39. ( 26 ) TAYLOR. SARAH ELIZABETH Spanish Club ‘. ' {8. ’39; Bookkeeping Club ’39; May Court ’39. TENMS, JANE TIGNOR. MARGARET LEE Student Coonerati e Association ' 39, ’-Id; President ’39, ’40; Editor, Handl ook of Information for New Stu- dents ’39; Student Assistant 38, ’39; Latin Club ’37. ’38, ’39; Tattler Staff 39; Junior Chorus! ’38. TIMBERLAKE, BARBARA ANNETTE Cast of “Bridal Chorus” 40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’40; Student Assistants ’38, ’39, ’40; French Club 38. ’39. ’40; Journalism Club ’39, ’40. TOPPING. CARLISLE FRANCIS Football ’37, ’38. ’39; Track ’38, 39; Vice-President of Home Room ’38, ’39; Male May Court ’37. TORBERT, LORE1N EDITH Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; Cast of “Footloose” ’39; Staff of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Latin Club ’37, ’38; Bookkeeping Club ’39, ’40; Speech Forum 40. TRAVIS. ROBERT B. Spanish Club ’39, ’40. TURNER, ALLAN FERRIER Cast of Senior Play ’40; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, ’40; Band ’39, ’40; Orchestra ’38, ’39. ’40; Staff of “Footloose” ’39: Cast of “Bridal Chorus” ’40; French Club ’39, ’40. TYLER. MARY TYSINGER, JOHN LLOYD. JR. Tennis Team ’39. ’40; Tennis Club ’39, ’40; Golf Team ’38, ’39; Speech Forum ’40. ( 27 ) YERELL. MARY Transferred from George W lhe Junior High School ’38; Basketball ' 38. 39. NOHRINGER. DAVID S. Orchestra ’36. ’37, ’38; Band ’37, ’38. ’39. ’40; Assistant Track Manager ' 37: Choir ’39. ' 40; Marching Band 37, ’38. ' 39, ’40. WAGNER, DOROTHY LUCILLE Garrick Dramatics Club ' 39. ’40; Business Staff of Eootloose” ' 39: Business Staff of Bridal Chorus 40; Journalism Club 39. 40; French Club 38. 39. 40; Girl? Camera Club ’39. ' 40; Advertising Staff of Tattler ’39; Glee Club ' 40: Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room ' 39. ’40. WALKER. AUGUST HORACE Football ’38. ' 39; Track ’39, ' 40; Basketball ' 38; Stu- dent Cooperatice Board ' 39. 40; Golf Team ’38. 39. WATKINS, ELSIE LAYINIA Transferred from George W the Junior High School; Bookkeeping Club ' 40: Speech Forum ' 40: Girls ' Camera Club ’40. WATKINS, FRANK HOWARD Transferred from George Wvthe Junior High School; Football ’38: Glee Club ' 38; ‘’Phi Phi Phi . WATKINS, PRESTON WATSON, MARY ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. TTERTON. NNTE WATTERTON. DORIS BERNICE Glee Club ’40. ( 23 ) WATTERTON, MILTON WEST, EDNA ELAINE Tattler Staff ’39; Junior Red Cross Representative ' 37, ’33, ’39. 40; (Dee Clui ' 37, “38. ’39. “40; Cheering Squad ’38, ' 39. ’40. WESTON. CATHERINE MAE dee Clttl) -10: Tennis Club ' 10; Tattler Staff ’38, ’39. WESTON, MARGIE MAE Spanish Club ’38; Camera Club ’39; Bookkeeping 39; Glee Club ’38. - 4 , WHISPELL, ELSIE OR! AN Spanish Club ’39, ’40; (Dee Club ’40; Red Cross Representative ’36. ’37. WHITE, ROBERT R XNDOLPH Garrick Dramatics Club ’39. ’40; Audiographic Staff ’10; Stock Room Foreman ’38. 39; Steel Cabinet Clerk ’39: Record Clerk ’39 ’40. ( 29 ) WOOD, ERNEST RTHl R Rami I ‘SR, ‘39. MO; Choir ’38. ' 39, MO; Orchestra ’38, ’39; Richmond Chorus ’38, ’39. WOOD. RAYMOND BROOKS Garrick Dramatics Club 10; Cast of “Bridal Chorus’ ’40; Band I MO; Current Events Club MO; Vice-Presi- dent MO; Senior Program Committee MO; Tennis Club MO; French Club MO WORNOM, ASHLEY PAGE The National Thespians ‘39, MO; Treasurer ' 39. 10; Garrick Dramatics Club ’37, ’38. ’39, MO; Krabba Staff ’38, ’39; Advertising Manager ’39; Junior-Senior Dance Committee ' 39; Manager Tennis Team ‘39, MO; Staff of “Leave it to Psmith” ’37; “Try it with Alice” ’37; “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall 38: “The Night of January 10th ’38; “The Brat ’38; “The Bat 39. WILSON, TAY LOR C., JR. The National Thespians 39, MO; Football ’38, ’39: Basketball MO; Manager (State Champs) ’39; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39. MO; Cast of “Footloose” ’39; “Terrible Meek’’ MO; “Bridal Chorus” MO; Speech Forum MO; Staff of “The Bat” ’38; Staff of “The Brat” ’39; Student Cooperative Board ’38, MO; Vice-President of Sophomore Class ’36; Tennis Club MO: Class Prophet MO; School Choir ’39. ‘40. WILSON, VERNON WALTER. JR. Football ’36, ’37, ' 38. ’39; Tiack ’36, ’37, ' 38, ’39; Glee Club; President of Home Room ' 38. WILSON, WILLIAM ELMER Football ' 36. ’37, ’38. 39; Captain ’38: Track 36. ‘37, ’38. ’39; President Home Room ’38. ’39; Male Mav Court ’37. WINNER. MARION ELIZABETH Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School ’38; Garrick Dramatics Club ’39, MO; Glee Club ' 38, ’39, MO; Journalism Club ’39. MO; Bookkeeping Club ’39. MO. W INTERMUTE, MILTON THOM S WINTERS, HOWARD EDWARD Football ’35, ’36. ’37. ’38, ’39; Basketball ’37, ‘38; Manager of Track ’35; Glee Club ’38; Male May Court ’37. ( 30 ) CARLI, MATHEW, JR. Speech Forum ’40: Tennis Club ’40; “Phi I’li i Phi” ’40. CLOUD, PALMER RALPH EUBANK, FRED JOHNSTON, CARLISLE LEWIS, RANDOLPH HUDSON Transferred from Lawrenceville High School; Tile National Thespians ’40; Cast “Footloose” ’39; “Bridal Chorus” ’40; Dramatics Cluh ’40. MARTIN, WILLIAM ARTHUR Transferred from Central High, School, Painter, a. PITTMAN, WILLIAM STADLEY Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Band ’38, ’39, ’40; Orchestra 39, ’40. SAVAGE, ULYSSES S„ JR. Basketball ’38, ’39, ’40; Football ’39. SPARKS. GEORGE M., JR. Manager Football Team ’39; Assistant Manager ' 38; Assistant Manager ’37: Manager Track ’39; Assistant Manager 38; Assistant Manager of Basketball ' 37; Assis- tant Manager of Basketball ’38. ( 31 ) History of the Class of 10 When the door? of Hampton High School opened on the morning of Sep- tember 5, 1936. they opened not onl to the returning students, hut also to a group of hopefuls who looked terrible and felt worse. I util that morning these gawky looking creatures had been students without a school, but they were at that time entering a building which they, someday, hoped to call their school. Now, four years later we proudly say that that was the way in which we, the 1910 Graduating Class of Hampton High School, obtained our start in this great institution of learning. Scarcely had we gotten situated when we found ourselves witnessing our first football game as students of H. H . S. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing our team win that game, but little did we realize that they were to go on undefeated through the entire season and become State Champs. Following that glorious season of football, came basketball and Christmas vacation. After February vve could proudly say that we were upper-classmen. We were thrilled to see our superiors perform in the school plays and in the May Day exercises which were closely followed by our long awaited summer vacation. Returning the following fall it seemed to us to be altogether a different school and truly it was. No longer were we under the rule of a harsh and unkind bachelor, but we were under the leadership of a kind and loving hus- band. For while we were enjoying our summer vacation our beloved principal was married to one of our former teachers. Soon after we became settled, we organized our class and elected the fol- lowing officers: President. Marguerite Moberg; ice-President, V irginia Gar- ber: Secretary and Treasurer. Robert Starr. As football season closed, basketball followed; then Christmas holidays. VV hen vve received our grades in February, we noticed that the credits listed on our report cards bad become distinguishable, showing that the year and a half which we had spent in high school bad not been spent in vain. Then came track season and with its frequent track meets to break the monotony, we were again turned loose for the summer. We were only too glad to return and take up our posts as Juniors and with the addition of new students from Phoebus and George Wvtlie. the member- ship of our class was more than doubled. Football secerned more interesting to us that season because some of the members of our own class were representing our school on the gridiron. Our class was again organized and the following officers elected: President, be Newman; Vice-President. Marguerite Davenport; Secretarv and Treasurer, Helen Hanks. 1 32 ) Returning from Christmas holidays, we watched our basketball lean: easily win the opening games of the season and decided that they were worth watch- ing. While we continued lo watch they continued to win until they had become t ' late Champions for the first time in the history of the school. By this time many of us were looking forward with great interest to the approaching Junior-Senior Prom. That thrilling event passed and we began to realize that our days as Juniors were numbered. With the passing of track season, we found ourselves witnessing the depart- ure of the class of ’39. As we sat hack and watched them pass on. we realized that we were to fill the places which they left vacant. The school which we entered as Seniors was again different. A new stadium, two new tennis courts in the athletic field, and a new addition to the school building made it a much more pleasant place in which to study. Football was started in grand st le when our greatly admired and highly respected coach was married; soon after which our new stadium was dedi- cated iu a gay and colorful ceremony. To close his first season as a coaching husband, our newly married coach gave us a team which easily defeated our traditional rival, the (sold and Blue Typhoons of Newport News High School in an unforgelable game. We may proudly say that not once during our reign as students of Hampton High School did a Crabber team how in de- feat on the gridiron lo the shipbuilders. Our (dass rings were soon ordered, and we ful ly realized that we were well under way in our last year as high school students. We elected as our leaders: President, Edgar Cole; Vice-President, Robert Pennington; Secretary, Virginia Garber; Treasurer, Ernestine Landers, and as we had hoped, they were well worthy of the offices lo which we had elect- ed them. Basketball season started just before we were released for our Christmas vacation. Returning we seriously began to study, for even though we hated the thought of it, we knew our graduation was drawing near. Spring got off lo a poor start with snow on Easter, hut it soon became warmer, making our studying more difficult. Caps and gowns were fitted and invitations ordered as we began final prepa- rations for our departure. Track meets and Dramatics Club plays came in rapid succession to bring us to an event which we had looked forward to, but were now regretting — our graduation day. Now as we, the Class of ' 40. leave this school, which we have learned to love, we may truthfully say that the years which we have spent in H. H .S. were four of the most prosperous years in the history of the school and cer- tainly the happiest years of our lives. Alvin Bkittingham, Historian of the Class of ' 40. ( 33 ) Last Will and Testament We. the class of 1940. in sane and sound mind, do bequeath to you, our rightful heirs, the following honors: 1. Mary Jo Ashwell leaves with a typewriter under each arm. 2. Ashley Wornom leaves his witty ways to William Bryant. 3. Gwen Barber leaves to meet Clarence Brown. 4. Ray Wood leaves mumbling about “salmon and “fortv feet verticallv . 5. Hope Bloxom leaves a line of broken hearts behind. 6. “Blimp Winters leaves to meet Meg Newton. 7. Romelia Sayre leaves her slimness to Babe” Hughes. 8. Milton W intermute slouches out. 9. Betty Byrum leaves her nickname of “W oobucket” to anyone that will have it. 10. ernon W ilson leaves for Anna Antinori. 11. Marguerite Davenport leaves the Krabba Staff and Miss Boyenton. 12. Taylor W ilson leaves with Shirley Sutton. 13. Fay DeGaris leaves to become a duchess of some sort. 14. Elmer Wilson leaves for Ruby Hill. 15. Clara Keith Fitchette leaves for Randv Smith. 16. Lewis W hitehouse leaves an enviable shop record. 17. irginia Garber leaves with Jane Lee beside her. 18. “Skinny W atkins leaves with George Sparks “spouting beside him. 19. Elsie Guv and Elsie W hispell leave Herman Holbrook as a conquest for some other damsels. 20. August W alker leaves with Carol Reeve. 21. Dave ohringer leaves beating a merry tattoo on the drum. 22. Helen Hanks leaves Frank Lawson to no one. 23. Connie Hillerv leaves with a doubtful knowledge of French. 24. Llovd Tysinger leaves in his maroon convertible. 25. Ann Howard and Abe Newman leave with the plaudits of the high school ringing in their ears. 26. Phyllis Hueter leaves without George Koontz. 27. Allan Turner leaves his manly ways to Wayne Crouse. 28. Marie Hulcher leaves with a squeeze box hung around her neck and with Sam Hutchens thinking of becoming an accordian. 29. Judith Islev leaves with many books stacked on her arms. 30. Buddv Topping leaves to join Ann Osterhouse. ( 34 ) 31. Anne Wallace James leaves her Latin ability to Charles Stewart who really needs it. 32. Bobby Travis leaves his quiet manner to Kenny Simmons. 33. Eula Jamison leaves in syncopated time with a jitterbug step. 31. Baxter Stanton leaves to join his wife. 35. Dot Kelton leaves for the Chamberlin Ball Room. 30. Harry Smith leaves many sagging desks in the school. 37. Marie Knowles leaves with a quip on her lips. 38. Dick Slaughter leaves telling everyone what he is going to do. 39. Ernestine Landers leaves her money matters to next year s treasurer. 40. Jakie Sear leaves still pestering people. 41. Dorothy Lee leaves with a smile on her face. 42. Uylsses Savage, alias “Seaface”, alias ‘ ' Joe”, alias “Doc”, leaves for the army. 43. Jane McLure leaves Bobby Poe. 44. Horace Pearce leaves with the unanimous approval of the faculty. 45. Charles Nixon leaves for the Wythe Theater. 46. Billy Phillips leaves his handsome features to anyone crazy enough to want them. 47. Jeanne Brady leaves still talking. 48. “Vie” Mikoychik leaves carrying a briefcase full of essays. 49. Marguerite Moberg leaves her stateliness to any girl who is inclined to slouch. 50. Billy Martin leaves to nie°t Betty Thomas. 51. Freda Nevias and Dot Wagner leave Mrs. Stevens to grade her own Trig, work books. 52. George Lex leaves still wishing for Shirley Sutton. 53. Betty Obrev leaves her hair to any dark beauty that desires it. 54. Randolph Lewis leaves his good looks to Duck so “Peaches will still go with him all the time. 55. Adalee Sawyer leaves her figure to Jeanette Diggs. 56. Duval Hudson leaves to join a well known telephone operator. 57. Helen Shaw leaves without a murmur. 58. Leon Baker leaves his sophomore girls with sadness. 59. Barbara Timberlake leaves her sister to carry on the family colors. 60. A. W. Brittingham leaves his voice to Roy Johnson. 61. Lvnton Burr leaves for V. P. I. 62. Mike Carli. John Carroll. Tommy Kuss, Billy Skoch and Jack McCaffrey leave for Phoebus. 63. Barbara Silberman and Florence Horan leave for Langley Field. 64. Sam Grier leaves for the N. A. C. A. He is going to be in the wind tunnel. 65. Nelson Fuller leaves a big gap in the athletic activities of the school. ( 35 ) 66. Paul Folse leaves with a camera on one arm. 67. Venita Knight, Betty Riggins, Catherine Weston and Barbara Taylor leave their abilities to Betty Bishop, Betty Cock. Roberta Capell and Kate Thompson. 6d. J. B. Lambert leaves to go auto riding alone on Sunday afternoons. 69. Ralph Cloud leaves his West Point ambitions to any “army brat. 70. Dot Bvrum leaves amid much noise. 71. Nolan Cutler leaves to make a fortune in the restaurant business. 72. Creed Haskins leaves all the girls to find another hugger for themselves. 73. Horace Mulling leaves Mechanical Drawing after four years at it. 74. Jovce Dorc leaves her tennis playing ability to Vivian Gumming. 75. Richard Devan leaves with a deep blush on his face. 76. Charlotte Buckley leaves everyone to remember her piano playing and beauti- ful curls. 77. Overdorf Cunningham leaves his height to John Rosso. 78. Bob Ballcntine, Rip Crocker, Ralph Denton and Bob Begor leave the football squad. 79. Edith Bain. Ann Carter, Gwen Bruss, Mildred Sharpe and Marguerite Batson leave the Commercial Department. 80. Fred Eubank and Paul Moore leave basketball with pleasant memories. 81. Robert Rogers and Frank Watkins leave together. 82. M iss Gunter is left to no one bv James Holmes. 83. Milton Watterton, Theo Starkey. Roger Guy, Dan Gumming and Eugene Hicks leave the shop reluctantly. 84. Bettie Conrad leaves a number of pounds to any poor little undergraduate who wants them. 85. Edgar Cole leaves many good friends behind. 86. Grace Cosby leaves in a Chevie. 87. Snake Condon leaves his magnificent profile to Charles Cox. 88. Barbara Burbank leaves a record that anyone would like to have. 89. Bobby Howard leaves to join Lois Coltrane. 90. Helen Cartwright leaves the cheerleaders minus a strong voice and a very active member. 91. Emma Lou Hughes, Helen Ann Bonham and Martha Sinclair leave important gaps to be filled in the ranks of the student assistants. 92. All the rest of the class leave sadly and wistfully with best wishes to the incoming Seniors Drawn up in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty. Malcolm Stewart. Executor. ( 36 ) Prophecy There comes a lime in every person’s life when he likes to just sit and think. Usually the main topic of thought is the high school days, “the happiest days of our lives,” as 1 have often heard. Being no exception this thinking period caught me one night while I was wait- ing for dinner. The main reason for my thinking was seeing in the paper that Alvin Britting- ham had heen awarded the Lloyd Tvsinger Trophy for winning the yachting race from Ber- muda to Hampton. Britt had as members of his crew: Preston Watkins, George Sparks, and Horace Mulling. He defeated in the race Eugene Hicks, skipper of the naval reserve boat, and Bobby Howard, skipper of the town of Hampton’s entry. Merchants of Hampton who owned the boat were Jakie Sear. Roy Mitchell, and George Koontz. I glanced over the rest of the sport page and at the top in big head lines was “Duck Defeats Spittsburg”. Reading on down the column I saw Elmer and Vernon Wilson were coaches of the Ducks and Howard Winters and Smuck Topping of Spittsburg. “Zipper” Crocker, son of the All American “Rip” Crocker, gave the Ducks the game in the last minute of play when he kicked a forty yard field goal. Turning the page to the society section, I saw pictures of the recent marriage of August Walker and Carol Reeve. Throwing the paper aside, I decided to take my wile, the for- mer Miss Shirley Sutton, out to a swell feed. We called a taxi and when it arrived, who should the driver he hut Harry Smith. He took us down town and when we got out, 1 noticed we were standing before Cutler’s Restaurant. When we entered there stood Nolan talking to the mangaer of the restaurant, Billy Phillips. He recognized us and came over to talk, and after a while there was a lot of commotion in the rear of the restaurant. Nolan called his bouncers who were Lynton Burr and Allan Turner. When we saw the cause of all the noise, we had to laugh, because Jack McCaffrey, head waiter, had just met his high school pal, Mathew Carli, who now was a General in the army. Other waiters were: Stadley Pittman. Louis Nelson, and Roger Guy. The cashier was Phyllis Hueter, and cigarette girls were Margaret Garner, Mary Moss, and Marie Knowles. After dinner, we started to leave when Nolan told us that the famous hand of George Lex and his “Music of Yesterday” was to play in ten minutes. We derided to wait, and when the time came, who should he in the hand hut Ray Wood, Ernest Wood, Sam Hutchins, and Charles Nixon. His vocalists were Virginia Decker. Keith Fitchelte and Billy Marlin. The feature of the hand was Marie Hulcher and her accordian. Bidding Nolan farewell we left the restaurant, and on our way down the street we saw on a window the word Welcome”. It was the formal opening of the “B Shop”. You know women, so we had to go in. On entering we met the hostesses; they were none other than Betty Byrum, Hope Bloxom. Dot B rum. and Barbara Burbank. We left them to their worries and journeyed further. We came to the famous Nixon Theatre and on the hill- hoard we noticed they were selecting the Miss America for 1950. Getting our tickets from Betty Ohrey. we were ushered to our seats by James Franklin. The master of ceremonies, Edgar Cole, silenced the music and announced the celebrities who were present. Among them were Fay DeGaris, one of the great actresses of screen and stage, Joyce Dore. Olympic swimmer. Marguerite Moberg. socially prominent. Paul Folse, famous publisher, the famous dance team. Eula Jamison and Doc Savage. Horace Pearce, doctor. Abe Newman, world known lawyer. Mr. Cole then introduced a hit of entertainment by way of a floor show. A chorus composed of Eouise Neal, Emily Bagnell. Adalee Sawyer. Emma I.ou Hughes, Elsie Guy. and Thelma Garner, under the direction of Marguerite Davenport and accompanied by Char- olette Buckley, sang several numbers, one of which was “1 ou Can Have Me If You Want Me”. Dot Kelton then did a modern dance, and the program was closed by all singing Dixie”. On leaving we meet Ann Howard and Robert Pennington. They were being trailed by Sant Grier, alone as usual. Strolling along home talking of the old pals we had seen. I discovered I was out of cigarettes. Excusing myself from my wife (boss) I entered a large doorway and much to my surprise who should he the manager of the drug store hut Nelson Fuller. On the mirror behind the fountain was a list of the specials for that day. One special took my attention. It was “Crab Cola”. This drink was put on the market by the Cole Carrol Bottling Works. Walking up to the cigarette machine I noticed that they were distributed by Thomas Russ. Bidding Fuller farewell I returned to find Shirley talking to her old chums Gwen Barber and Randy Lewis. They were on their honeymoon. We walked along till we found their car. They told us they would take us home. On getting into the car I humped my head only to find when 1 awoke that it was all a dream. The hump on my head was Shirley awak- ing me for supper. I told her of the dream and that I hoped each member of our class would he successful and happy and maybe someday we could have a reunion and really find out what life had held in store for each of us. Taylor Christian Wilson, Jr. ( 38 ) Class Poem We. the class of 1940. As we leave dear Hampton High. Cany with us pleasant meniries Of our school days, now gone by. Well do we remember, although Four years have gone by since then. W hen the high school doors were opened. And as Freshmen, we marched in. W hen our ' Freshmen days were over. And as Sophomores we sat. We were happy just to think That we were no longer “ rats After a year as Sophomores. Up to the Junior Class went tee. One more year to go and then. Glorious Seniors we would be. Then we rose to the rank of Seniors Tho ’twas quite hard to believe. Time has gone by much too quickly. Until now its time to leave. Some will go from here to college Seeking higher education ; Others, using high school knowledge, W ill begin their occupations. All our hearts are filled with sadness As we pause to say “ good-bye ”, To our sponsors. Jones and Stevens. And the rest at Hampton High. Louise Neal. Class Poet ’40. ( 3 ( ) 4 A First rmv front, left to right : Della Boyd, Catherine Walton Virginia Wilem. Edith Lassiter, Evelyn Hanf, Letitia Cassidy. Hope Maker, Virginia Harrison, Marjorie Brehm, Ruth Saunders, Elizabeth Bussenger, Helen Cowan, Alice Wescott. Second rote, left to right : Katherine Kautz. Margaret Ferguson, Judy Carey, Doris Wynne, Rose Gay Councill, Barbara Golden, Mildred Forrest. Virginia Rollins, Wliilma Wilken. William Wiatt. John Summerford. Thirtl row, left to right: Anne Curtis. Dorothy Cole. Maurine Brevoort. Hazel Turner. Jacqueline Amnions, Page Morris, Lillian Rosser, Virginia Collie, Bessie Horton, Connie Dooley, Bobby Poe, Billy Smith. Fourth rote, left to right : Virginia Liberty, Helen Scott. Joe Sinclair, George Koontz, William Bryant. Marion Saunders. Fifth rote, left to right: Walter Furneyhough. Melvin Epstein, Charles Cox, Leonard Epstein. Robert Richardson. John Carpenter, Harold Wornom. Bobby Carpenter, Francis Gibbons, James flarris. Sixth rote, left to right: Francis Charles, George Stacey, Billy Cathell. Jack Shields. Fred Ferrari, Anne Wallace. Charlotte Freeman, Kennedy McGhee, Bill Ames, Edward Covington, Frank Gough. Juniors First rote front, left to right: James Jester. Robert Adams, Jack Peake, Paul Stoneman, George Mingee, Eugene Hargette. Marvin Smith, Phillip Delwiler, Neilson Schott, Robert Miller. Billy Vann. Second rote, left to right: Louise Carlton, Olivia Chappell. Madeline Perrine, Nell Wyatt. Catherine Mingee, Lucille Gammon, Evelyn Gunter, Rosemary Fuller. Sadie Peters. Clara Snapp. Audrey Morris, Ida Todd. Third rote, left to right: June Mansfield. Helen Osterhaus, Nellie Hunsecker, Doliy Johnson, Betty Stevenson, Olive Rae Tawes, Audrey Wilson. Doris Hawkins, Anne Camden, Lillian Foster, Ethel Morris. Fourth rote, left to right: Edgar Dixon. Frank Collier. Billy McArthur, Billy McBride, Lem Robinson, Henry Ammer, Allen Wright. Horace Jones, Neil Kasper, Amos Rowe, John Spencer. • V-- -1 V ' t MR ® . s 1 irt Ml i 1 |E v jQ W 1 - v 4 ' J W 11 A T IT - xic i mir % firm rJv Juniors First roiv front, left to right: Audrey Robinson, Sadie Dunn, Vera Moore, Virginia Baker, Cecelia Hall, Dorothy Replogle, Dotsie Luther, Edith Ashhurn, Betty Verell, Pauline Butler, Audrey Ferguson, Charlotte Smith. Second row, left to right: Lorene Miller, Virginia Davis, M irie Turner, Katherine Phillips, Margaret Ilogg, Mary West, Theresa Pignotti. Alma Lee Begor, Vivian Strailman, Arleigh Simpson, Muriel Peck, Dorothy Haynes, Kitty Rogers. Third row, left to right: David Larner, Howard Copeland. Donald Foster. Fourth row, left to right: Lloyd Chisholm. Floyd Pond, Edgar Peters, Ralph Anderson, Harold Dickens, Mayo Shackle- ford, Bill Short, Billy Thigpen, Edward O ' Reilly, Ray Wallace. Fifth rote, left to right: Robert Collie, Franklin Lawson, Charles Bowman, Bruce Wood, Henry Groome, Marvin Simmons. Christie Kraft, Floyd Carneal, James Parker, Boh White, Milton Shackleford, Jack McCaffery. Juniors First rote front, left to right: Margaret Spencer, Mary Jim Lawrence, Helen Long, Bernice Conover, Esther Long, Peggy Edwards, Sybil Taylor, Peggy Keiss, Frances Gwin, Ethelvn Ironmonger, Tbeonia Tucker, Frances Bussenger. Second rote, left to right: Johnny Carmines, Edgar Massenburg, Hiram Whitehead, Richard Merrill, Jack Spurling, Rob- ert Read, Billy Cole. Edward Parker, Joe Rosso, Gilmer Sorrell. Third row, left to right: Elaine Kautz, Roberta Capell, Edna Stutt, Marion Cunningham, Faith Hughes, Jean Derby, Pearl Bowen, Mary Rosenbaum, Viola Dickens, Gene Renn, Shirley Staples, Iris Haywood. Fourth row, left to right: Billy Weston. James Lassiter, Warren Adams. Homer Hathaway, Arnold Pilcher, Billy Thurman, Roy Kelly, Douglas Broad, Floyd Bradd, Roland Begor. !vA ' w I Jr jK j 1 I i r jT i v k.r 1 EL . : y R t 1 L V Vjai T ' 1 vO jx r 1 , fp ! i R d X- ' i Juniors First rmc front, left to right: Dick Rowell, Kenneih Simmons, Jesse Hobbs, Eugene Edmonds, Hilly Scott. Stanley Gid- dings, William Charles, Gillo Guillette, Arthur Potvin, Vincent Sparks. Thomas Whiting. Second rote front, left to right: Jane Whelchel Bobbie McWatt, Betty Cock. Kate Thompson, Anne Wallace, Irma Dell Moore. Marie Moore, Maxie McWatt, Helen Jolly, Dorothy West, Bessie Cox, Betty Turnbull. Third rote front, left to right: Jeanne Tillery, Alsee May Hughes, Jean Barker. Priscilla Hoffman, Virginia Harris, Char- lotte Harris, Josephine Adams, Dorothy Roberts, Oris Hosier, Freda Devan. Fourth rote, left to right: Charles Hopkins, Grayson Dixon, George Lucius, Roy Johnson, Rutherford Thompson, Stewart Gibson, Eugene Roulten, Warren Spratley. George Wingfield. Fifth roiv, left to right: Bennie Riggins, Edward Lawson, Charles Hunsecker, Boh Booth. Juniors First roil • front, left to right: William Clements, Lorraine Shelton. Eddie Swanson, George Wintermute, Samuel McAdams, Hobart Speigle, Kenneth Burbank, Kenneth Cogan, Bull Robinson, Buford Carter. James Hoard, Junior Thomas. Second row front, left to right: Gladys Atkins, Elsie Worster, Susan Miller. Doris Tignor. Betty Hawks, Sara Hoover. Rosalind Marshall, Vivian Sealey, Betty Tucker, Georgetta Stacey, Elizabeth Nelms, Betty Bishop. Third row, left to right: Milton Lamb. Melvin Tennis, Jack Taylor, Kit Sinclair. Parker Landrum, Bill Mingee, Warner Robbins, Janies Gumming. Cecil Field, Ashley Turner, Harry Hall. Fourth row, left to right: Loraine Dossette, Drina Johnson, Phoebe Fulcher. Betty Storey, Beatrice Mack, Rumalda Gutierrez, Leona Hoffman, Eleanor Price, Gertrude Lufsey, Elva Bradd, Jacqueline Saunders, Virginia Cryne. 5 t jV Yt % c « it h MiJr FW , ■! auwif ' iw T ■bl wS ' i r v r Ip, §P Sophomores First row front, left to right: John Rosso, Henry West, Leroy Volkmer, Sherman Phillips, Paul Harrison, Jane Avery, Jean Scott, Louise Bainey, Mau l Richardson, Shirley Elliott, Jack Lawson. Second row, left to right: Marshall McDonald, Richard Howard, Harvey Bryant Jr., Viggo Dereng, Harry Waters, Charles Stewart, Thomas Bentzel, Wylie Hoffman. Third row, left to right: Tesla Trimhle. James Woolvin. Maynard Lemmon, Sue Mathis, Ruth Adams, Marguerite Barker, Margaret Brantley, Polly Merritt, May Dawson, Miriam Hillery. Fourth row, left to right: Wayne Crouse, Charles Wahle, Roger Devan, Robert Vaughan, Joseph Wood. Raymond Stan- worth, Shirley Walker, Louise Cumming, Anne Barbour, Lelia Mitchell. Lucille Kackley. Sophomores First row front, left to right: Sybil Stillwell, Lillian Martin, Dorothy Long, Hilda Swank, Rena Prast, Jean Goddin, Martha Millard. Jo Ann Dewey, Aileen Robbins, Anne Stinson, Doris Barham. Second row, left to right: Rosalyn Hutson, Shirley Perry, Dorothy Pierce, Dora Marie Carnes, Doris Naber, Ora Mae Mathews, Mildred Thomas, Henrietta Fuller. Ellen Lewis, Alice Taylor. Third row, left to right: Ralph Bartron, Roy Long, Billy Moore, Edward Goddin, Rollin Bowen, Lewis Parsons, Elmer Griggs, Jack Barbour, John Argo, Dick Ruggles. Fourth rote, left to right: Marvin Lerner. Marvin Bradley, Robert Lerner, Henry Harmon, Bill Tuck. Freshman First row front, left to right: Rosa Hudgins, Betty White, Woodfin Patrick, Frank Hulclier, T. Id. Wilson, Miriam Buckles, Mary Estes, Margaret Stewart, Jane Brittingham, Betty Lee Price, Carol Lewis. Second roiv front, left to right: Ruby Messick, Juanita Spicer, Betty Ann Barnhill, Bertha Messick, Betty Harman, P. K. Crocroft, Betsy Paris, Regina Venckunas, Joyce Blankenship, Marjorie Luke. Third rote, left to right: Anne Page Hodges, Joyce Stanton, Amelia Dorn, Betty Ricamore, Loraine Argo, Virginia Mur- phy, Eugene Williamson, William Lowry, Leonard Hathaway, Harry Livers. Fourth row, left to right: John Garber, Edward Evans, Carl Roberts, Robert Grady, Cecil Evans, George Rutter, Freddie Smith, Howard Saunders, Charles Whiting. Fifth rote, left to right: John Harrell, Leon Grady. Russell Abernathy, Florence Charles, Martha Tysinger, Buniee Mills, Juanita Minter, Frances Oulten, Nancy Giddings, Virginia Guillette, Barbara Flewelling. Freshman First rote front, left to right: Thomas Marshall, Anna Louise McIntyre, Martha DeGaris, Virginia Hoover, Frances Lewel- ling, Dora Marie Guillette. Nette Davis, Mary Roberts, Audrey Reed, Mary Alice Brown, Carol Thomas. Second row front, left to right: William Trimble, Wesley Machen, Jimmie Barnes, Wanda McDonald, Elizabeth Phelps, Charlotte Thomas, Margaret Bollenbach, Romonda Mild, Gladys Bollenbach. Ju liette Gardner, Nell Ely. Third row, left to right: Jack Wood, Dorothy Newell. Teresa Gandy, Flossie Johnson, Charles Stanworth, Martin Jordan. Stanley Mauro, Bobby Gresham, Jack Kolcum, Carlton Davis, Gladys Croswell. Fourth rote, left to right: Arthur Dore, Garland Bennett, Harold Kolcum, Pat O’Brien, Buddy Barker, Robert Hunsecker. Calmer Winters, Billy Wheeler, Jimmy Walker. First rou- fro n: left f right: Ko Hudgins. Betts White, Wixxifm Patri.h. ink Hub’lv ' r, T. 11. Wilson, Miriam Buckles. Mai 1- -te . Margaret Ste art, J ane Britlincliuin. Betty Lee Price, Caro; Lewi- Second tv front, left to right: Ruby Messick, Juanita Spicer, Betty Ann Bari hill. Bertha At ' Betty Hannan, P. k. Croer.a l. Betsy Far! . Regina V ein kuna. ' . Joyce Blankenship. Marjorie Luke. Third rou. left to right: Anne Pag.: Hodges Joyce Stanton, nielia Dorn, Betty Ricaniore. 1 on ' .� .••• ' I. ginia Mur- 1 1 1 iv. Faigene V. i 1 1 iarn-on . William i.owrv. Leonard Hathaway, Harry lasers. Fourth rou. left to right: John Garber, Edward Evans, Carl Roberts, Robert Grady. ’ cii Eva is. • -r G f-i Freddie mith, Howard Sounder- . Chain’s VC li i . • • g. Fifth rou:. left to right : johti Harrell I con Grady, Russell Abernathy, Florence Charles. Marti. Twiiisn- Bit. tier Mills, Juanita M inter, Frances OtiUen. Nancy Chiding-. Virginia Gnillelte, Barbara 1 Jewelling. First rou front, left to right: Thomas Marshall. Anna Louise McIntyre, Martha DeGaris, Virginia Hoover. Frances ling, Dora Marie Guillette, Nette Davjs, Mary Robert; . Audrey Reed, Mary Mice Brown, Caro! Then Strand rotv front, left to right: William Trimble, Wesley Maeheti, Jimmie Barnes, Wanda McDonald Elizabeth Phelps, Charlotte Thomas; Margaret Bollenbach, Romonda Hild, Gladys BollenbaeLt, Juliette Gardner. Nell Ely, Third -tut. left to ricti ' : Jtu k Wood. Dorothy Newell, Teresa Gandy. Flossie Johnson, Cliarle- S| • .worth. M.n.in Jordan. Stanley Mauro. Bobby • -ham. Jack Rolen m, Carlton Davis, Gladys CroswelL Fourth rote, left to right: Arthur Dore, Garland Bennett, Harold It oleum, Pat O’Brien. Buddy B.irktt Robert Hunsecker. Calmer Winter-. Bills it, heeler. Jimmy Wei? it. Freshman Student Cooperative Association Officers President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Sponsor Margaret Tigiior Edgar Cole Ann Howard Mr. Stephen Aeierno Members Tvlitli Adams Vara Brown Barbara Burbank Edgar Cole Edgar Dixon Mary Estes irginia iarber Barbara Golden Harry Hall Helen Hanks Virginia Harrison Ann Howard Bobby Howard Drina Johnson Christopher Kraft Marguerite Moberg Abe Newman Leo O’Brian Arnold Pilcher Elizabeth Powell Carol Reeve Mary Roberts Glen Salisbun Vivian Sealey Shirley Sutton Alice Taylor Margaret Tignor Shirley Walker August Walker Taylor W ilson Audrey Wilson ( 45 ) a U j4 r Jk V m WM 5 flErf ■L 9 . -f. j Student Assistants Student Assistants are Junior and Senior girls who assist in the principal’s office, office of the Dean of Girls, and library. The purpose of this organization is to provide a medium of growth for the girls of Hampton High School and to promote student understanding of administrative problems. Sponsor, Mrs. Harold L. Ruggles Members Adams, Edith Yntinori. Elizabeth Bagnall. Emily Mae Bain, Edith Brown, Vara Burbank, Barbara Byrum, Bette Capell, Roberta Cooney, Frances Dore. Joyce Gwinn, Frances Hanks, Helen Hueter, Phyllis Hughes, Emma Lou Lee, Dorothy Lewis, Jacquelyn McLure, Jane Moberg, Marguerite Monroe, Jane Phillips, Elizabeth Phillips, Katherine Rosenbaum, Mary Sawyer. Adalce Sayre, Romelia Staples, Shirley Strailman, Y i iau Timberlake, Barbara ( 46 ) Journalism Club Purpose To encourage news writing To interest students in school activities To help students acquire a better understanding of newspaper work A im To relate to the patrons and citizens of the community the news, activities and general life of the high school Requirements Students must have twelve inches of published copy Students must attend meetings regularly on Monday and Wednesday Students must he prompt in handing in all news assignments Officers Editor-in-chief ... Romelia Sayre News Editor Secretary Easiness Manager Sponsor Members Barber, Gwendolyn Barker, Marguerite Bew, Edna Brown, Vara Burbank. Barbara Byrum, Betty Cock, Betty Cole, Dorothy Collier, Nancy Crenshaw, Virginia Freeman, Charlotte Hoffman, Priscilla Huh her. Mar ie James, Ann Wallace Key, Helen Ashe, Betty Brevoort, Maurine Camden, Anne Moore, Irma Dell Muire, Lorella Pledges Gwendolyn Barber Betty Byrum Ann Wallace James Miss Roberta Bridgeforth Lee, Dorothy Lewis, Jackie McLure, Jane McWatt, Bobby Mikoychik, Victor Moore, Marie Nevias, Freda Sayre, Romelia Scott, Helen Sutton, Shirley Timberlake, Barbara Timberlake, Florence Wagner. Dorothy Wallace, Ann Zehrbach, Louise Rogers, Anne Ross, Katherine Walker, Dolores Wilken, Wilma Winner, Marian ( 47 ) MARGUERITE DAVENPORT EDITOR IN CHIEF -X� i Aer ASSOCIATE f nev as ' OKHATOR LENA MAE KNIGHT . ART staff MAC STEWART SPORTS EDITOR DONALD FOSTER. ART staff PAUL FOLSE PHOTOGRAPHER DICK RUGGLES ASST. PHOTOGRAPHER MARY JO ASHWELL MARGUERITE BATSON EMMA LOU HUGHES TV P I S T S NOLAN CUTLER ADVERTISING MGR. JOHN KNOWLES ASST. ADV. MGR. EDGAR COLE BUSINESS MANAGER MIRIAM HILLER V JACKIE STEVENS CATHERINE ROGERS ♦ Sponsor • • • Elizabeth Harwood Boyenton Business Adviser ••• P. Burwell Rogers Photographic Adviser • • • RichardH. Gibson El Ateneo Espanol Motto-. Hacia Arriba Colors : Red and ellow Sponsor : Miss Elizabeth Ham Flotccr: Marigold President Officers Frances Cooney I ice-President Francis Martin Secretary Ernestine Landers T reusurer Lvnton Burr Sergeant -at- Arms Harold Linkous Members Adams, Edith Kautz. Katherine Ashwell, Mary Jo Landers, Ernestine Austin, Frances Lentz, Catherine Batson, Marguerite Linkous, Harold Boyd, Della Marshall. Catherine Brown, Vara Martin, Francis Burhans, Melva Miller, Lorine Burr, Lynton Neal, Louise Byrum, Dorothy Powell, Elizabeth Cassidy, Letitia Rector, Hazel Clements, Margaret Lee Rogers, Katherine Cooney, Frances Saunders, Marion Cowan, Helen Saunders, Ruth Crim, Bobbie Souza, Mary Drummond, irginia Seydel, Jo Earhart, Viola Taylor, Barbara Ferguson, Margaret Taylor, Sarah Gammon, Lucille Travis, Robert Golden, Barbara Waddell, Laurence Gregory, Anne Weston, Margie Hulcher. Marie Wilken, Wilma Whispell, Elsie ( 50 ) Latin Club Motto : Carpe Diem Flower: Purple Pansy Officers President Marguerite Molierg Vice-President Abe Newman Secretary . Jeanne Tillery Treasurer Ronielia Sayre Sponsor Miss Madeline Jones Members Barbour, Anne Barker, Marguerite Carneal, Floyd Gumming, Louise Dawson, May Dewey, Jo Ann Edwards, Peggy Hawkins, Doris Hughes, Alsee Isley, Pat Key, Helen Levin, Leab McLure, Jane Merritt, Polly Molierg, Marguerite Moore, Billy Newman, Abe Richardson, Maud Robbins, Aileen Sayre, Romelia Smith, Billy Taylor, Alice Tillery, Jeanne Walter, Shirley Wright, Allen 4 Le Cerele Francais Flower: Fleur de Lis Colors: Red, White and Blue Motto: Toujours en Avanl The aim of this club is to promote interest in the study of French. Lcs Officers Le President Le Vice-President Le Secretnire-T resorier La Conseillere Ann Howard Virginia Garber Keith Fitchette Mile. Anne Rage Moreland Les Membres Bains, ivian Bates, Ann Burbank, Barbara Carneal, Floyd Cock. Betty Ann Cole, Edgar Collier. Nancy Fitchette, Keith Garber, Virginia Grier. Sam Hoover, Sarah Howard. Ann James, Anne W. Lee. Dorothy Marshall, Rosalind McLure, Jane Moberg, Marguerite Monroe, Jane Nevias, Freda Newman, Abe Pennington, Robert Phillips, Elizabeth Scaly, Vivian Sear, Jakie Shaw, Helen Thigpen, Billy Thompson, Rutherford Tillery, Jeanne Timberlake, Barbara Timberlake, Florence Tucker, Betty Turner. Allen Wagner, Dorothy Wilson, Ann ( 52 ) Girls’ Monogram Club Colors: Red and While Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor .... Faculty Adviser Jane Monro ; Joyce Dore Marguerite Batson Anne Gregory Miss Kathryn Bully Miss Sally Morse Members Ashe, Betty Batson. Marguerite Barney, Louise Brady, Jeanne Bowen, Pearl Britt ingliam, Jane Brown, Vara Buckles, Miriam Cartwright, Helen Cartwright, Mary Council!, Rose Gay Cunningham, Miriam Dore, Joyce Fitchette, Keith Forrest, Mildred Fuller, Rosemary Gregory, Anne Gutierrez, Rumalda Hanks, Helen Hoffman. Leona Hoffman. Priscilla Horan, Theresa Howard. Ann Hudgins, Rosa Hughes, Emma Lou Jolly, Helen Lewis, Carol McWatt, Bobhy Monroe, Jane Naher. Doris Prast. Rena Richardson. Maude Rollins, Virginia Saunders, Ruth Smith, Edna Stewart, Margaret Teague, Helen Walker, Dolores Whelchel, Jane West, Dorothy Willis. Kathleen Wilson, Audrey Speech Forum February 14, 1940 a group of students met in room 212 to organize a Speech Forum, in order to further interest in public speaking. The climax of the semester’s work was a highly successful trip to Washington. Here the Club visit « 1 the Capitol, Supreme Court, and many oilier interesting places. President l ice-President Secretnry-T reasurer C.linrter Members Ashwell, Mary Jo Howard, Bobby Baggett, John Hughes, Emma Lou Batson, Marguerite Isley, Judith Bew, Edna James. Phil Brittiughain, Alvin Knight, Venita Bowman. Charles Landers, Ernestine Carli, Matthew McDaniel, Billy Cole. Edgar Mikoychik, Victor Cooney, Frances Monroe, Jane Counrill. Rose Gay Neal, Louise Crim, Bobby Newman. Abe Cutler, Nolan Obrey, Betty k ii ss. Tommy Pennington, Robert Davenport, Marguerite Phillips, Elizabeth Decker. irginia Poe, Bobby De Garis, Fay Powell, Elizabeth Dresser, Ellen Riggins, Aileen Fitchette, Keith Sawyer, Adalee Folse, Paul Shaw, Helen Fuller, Frances Silberinan, Barbara Gregory, Ann Simmons, Marvin Haskins, Creed Smith, Harry llogge. Buddy Starkey, Then Holbrook. Herman Torbert, Loreih Holmes, James Ty singer. Lloyd Horan, Florence Watkins, Elsie Wilson. Tavlor Officers Phil James Fay De Claris Ernestine Landers ( 54 ) Curie it Events Club ( Junior- Senior I Officers President I ice-PreSident Secretary-Treasurer Adams, Robert Ankeney, Joe Capell, Roberta Carey, Judy Carlton, Louise Carneal, Floyd Carroll, John Cole, Edgar, Devan, Riehard Disharoon, Paul Dixon, Edgar Fuller, Rosemary Gammon, Lucille Hoard, James Malcolm Stewart Raymond Wood Ann Wallace Janies Members James, Ann Wallace Keiss, Peggy Lewis, Jackie Liberty, Virginia Morris, Audrey Morris. Page O ' Reilly, Edward Nixon, Charles Nock, Hester Perrine, Madeline Replogle, Dorothy Rosser, Lillian Stewart, Malcolm Walker, Delores Wood, Raymond President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Baker, Carlton Barnhill, Betty Crouse, Wayne Davis, Carlton Devan, Roger Flewelling, Barbara Garber, John Grisham, Ben Girsham, Bob Harris, Ernest Harman, Henry Hodges, Ann Hoffman, Wylie Harry Waters Wvlie Hoffman Pat Islev Harold Kolcum Isley, Pat Jordan, Martin Kolcum. John Kolcum, Harold Lawson, Jack Lerner, Robert Lowry, William Millard, Martha O’Brien, Pat Rutter, George Taylor, Alice Waters, Harry Wheeler. Billy ( Freshman-Sophomore ) Officers Members Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club was organized February 8, 19-10. The girls who had completed one whole year of Home Economics with a satisfactory record were eligible for membership. The club was organized to promote a greater interest in Home Economics and to help with other school activities. Officers ’ resilient Shirley Staples J ice-President Betty Turnbull Secretary . Charlotte Harris Treasurer Francis Gwin Members Adams, Josephine Hew, Edna Bussenger, Elizabeth Bussenger, Frances Cock. Betty Conover. Bernice Davis, Virginia Drummond, Anne Edwards, Claire Freeman, Charlotte I [arris. irginia Hosier. Oris Wilson, Ironmonger, Ethelyn Jamison, Eula Key, Helen Long, Helen Moore, Marie McGuire, Louise Roberts, Dorothy Riggins, Aileen Ross, Katherine .Scott. Helen Turner, Marie Wilken. Billie Audrey ( 56 ) Girls’ Camera Club (Gamma Chi Kappa) Colors: Green and White Flower: Snapdragon Officers President . Claire Edwards J ice-President ___ Bohhy Me Watt Secretary Elva Bradd Sponsor — Edna Sanders Members Bew, Edna Bradd, Elva Brady, Jeanne Bruss, Gwen Cork, Betty Crenshaw, Virginia Edwards, Claire Hoffman. Priscilla Hoover, Virginia Hughes, Alsee Mae Hughes, Emma Lou Johnson, Flossie Keiss, Peggy Lewis, Jackie Long, Dorothy McWatt, Bobby Moore, Marie Moore, Vera Nevias, Freda Newell, Dorothy Wagner, Dorothy Watkins, Elsie West, Dorothy Zehrbach, Louise Members Guy, Roger Holmes, Janies Hopkins, Chandler Outten, Keith Sorrell, Gilmer Starkey, Theo White, Randolph While, Boh The Audiographic Staff is a school service organization selected from students in the Vocational Department. The staff provides for the school a corps of trained operators for the motion picture equipment, visual aids and for sound amplifying equipment used in connection with the school’s program. The Audiographic Staff meets each week for discussion of some of the types of equipment used, and individual members fill assignments for operations of equipment whenever neces- sary. Discussion at the weekly forum is designed to qualify the staff’s members to set up. operate, and care for the school’s light projecting and sound amplifying equipment in a wav that will assure its most satisfactory operation. ( 58 ) |4 SKBk ' ■ MB fjM Mk • 4 Library Club The aim of the cluh is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in libraries and library service, to stimulate reading interests, and to improve the library service of the school. President Vice-President Secretnry-T reasurer Reporter Sponsor Officers Virginia Garber Marguerite Moberg Barbara Burbank Romelia Sayre Jane Saqnders Members Burbank. Barbara Capell, Roberta Collier. Nancy Garber, Virginia Hawkins, Doris Hoover. Sarah Hughes, Emma Lou Tillery. Jeaune Hughes, Faith Lee, Jane Lewis, Jacqueline Moberg, Marguerite Sayre, Romelia Shaw, Helen Thompson, Kate t so ) Bookkeeping Club Officers President l ice-President Secretary Treasurer Phyllis Hueter Emily Bagnall Edith Adams Mary Jo Ashwell Miss Lallie 15. Darden U mbers Adams, Edith Garner, Thelma Ashwell, Mary. Jo Gregory. Ann Bagnall, Emily Hulcher. Marie Bain, Edith Hueter. Phyllis Batson, Marguerite Johnson. Ella Brady, Jeanne Lee, Jane Bruss, Gwen Munford, Lois Davenport. Marguerite Powell, Elizabeth Deeker, Virginia Riggins. Betty Dore, Joyce Rogers, Anne Edwards, Claire Saunders, Ruth Elliot. Annie Stillwell, Beth Koikes, Iris Torbert. Lorein Fuller. Frances Wilken. Billy Winner. Marion John W. Starnes, Director Choir Marguerite Davenport, Accompanist The Hampton High School Choir lireete l hy Mr. John W. Starnes was organized in May 1939. This was the first High School Choir in Hampton. - The following June the Choir sang for the Baccalaureate Service. In the fall the choir sang in a concert with the Glee Cluh of Hampton High School and the Apprentice Glee Cluh. After Christmas Mr. Starnes immediately started the choir to work on “Gallia” a cantata for Good Friday to he presented with the Garrick Dramatics Club’s Play, “The Terrible Meek”. “Gallia” was one of the most difficult undertakings that the choir had ever done. They gave a superior performance. For June, 1910, the choir prepared two selections to he presented at the Baeealureate Service and (.lass Night. The choir, this year, may leave Hamilton High School with the thought that they sang their way to complete success. First Soprano Bagnall, Emily Bloxoni, Hope Davenport, Marguerite Decker, Virginia Dore, Joyce Fitehette, Clara Keith Forrest, Julia Ironmonger, Ethelyn Jones, Ruth Long, Helen Marshall, Katherine Nock, Hester Phillips, Katherine Powell, Elizabeth Thompson, Kate Worster, Elsie Second Soprano Austin, Frances DeGaris, Fay Folkes, Iris Gammon, Lucille Hatten, Erah llueter, Phyllis Lemmon, Dorothy Landers, Ernestine Marshall, Rosalind Martin, Betty Monroe, Jane Neal, Louise Sealy, Vivian Stinson, Ann Wyatt, Madge Members First Alto Antinori, Elizabeth Diggs, Jeannette Hall, Cecelia Hughes, Emma Lou Liberty, Virginia Knowles, Marie Riggins, Aileen Sutton, Shirley Walker, Dolores Wilson, Audrey Whelchcl, Jane Wyatt, Nell Second Alto Ashe, Betty Barber, Gwen Begor, Alma Lee Buckley, Charlotte Burbank, Barbara Collier, Nancy dimming, Vivian Gutierrez, Rumalda Replogle. Dorothy Sawyer, Adalee Tice, Phyllis First Tenor Edmonds, Gene James, Phil Schott, Neilson Simmons, Marvin Simpson, Vernon Second Tenors Begor, Roland Hargett, Eugene Nixon, Charles Parramore, Paul Wood, Ernest First Bass Cogan, Kenneth Hatten, John Hudson, Dukie Hutchens, Sam Hogge, Buddy Knowles, John Smithers, Bryan Stoneman, Paul Wright, Allan Seconil Bass Ammer, Henry Bowman, Charles Epstein. Marvin Griffin, Blair Holmes, James Pearce, Horace Riley, Charles Smola, Bobby Spencer. John Vohringer, David Wilson, Taylor ( 61 ) Glee Club In September 1939, Mr. Judson Chirk Loomis organized Glee Club classes in Hampton High School. After several month work, the Glee Club made their first appearance in a concert presented for the Parent Teachers Association. This successful presentation was followed by a combined performance with the High School Band. Hie Glee Club offers the entire student body a pleasant opportunity for their leisure hours. Members Ames, Junie Andrews, Frances Argo, John Argo, Loraine Ashwell. Mary Jo Ashe, Betty Atkins, Gladys Bainey, Louise Baker, Virginia Barber, Jean Barham, Doris Barnhill, Betty Ann Becker, Margaret Bew, Edna Blankenship, Joyce Bollenback, Gladys Bollenback, Margaret Booth, Bob Bowen, Pearl Bradley, Marvin Brittinghain, Jane Bryant, David Bryant, Harvey Buckles, Miriam Burhans, Melva Bussenger, Frances Bussenger, Elizabeth Camden, Ann Carpenter, William Cave, Bertha Cave, Billy Cave. James Charles, Florence Cork, Betty Cocroft, P. K. Cole, Dorothy Collier, Frank Cooney, Frances Carnes, Dora Marie Counci II, Rose Gay Cox, Bessie Croswell, Gladys Gumming, Louise Curtis, Jean Curtis, Anne Davis, Nett Dawson, May Dawson, Virginia DeGaris, Martha Devan, Richard Dewey, Jo Ann Dickens, Viola Dore, Arthur Dossette, Lorraine Dresser, Ellen Dunn, Sadie Edmonds, Anne Elliot, Shirley Ely, Nell Epstein, Melvin Estes, Mary Faris, Betsy Ferguson, Audrey Ferris, Evelyn Flewelling, Barbara Folkes, Iris Forrest, Julia Foster, Auburn Foster, Lillian Fuller, Frances Furneyhough. Virginia Furneyhough, Walter Gardner, Juilette Garrett, Ruth (biddings, Nancy Godden, Jean Godden, Ed Griggs, Elmer Groome, Henry Guillette, Virginia Guy, Elsie Gwin, Frances Hall, Harry Harmon, Betty Harris, Ernest Harrison, Virginia Haskins, Creed Hathaway, Leonard Hawkins, Doris T I i Irl. Romanda JJillery, Miriam Hodges, Ann Page Hoffman, Priscilla Holbrook, Herman Hoover, Virginia Hoover, Sara Hosier, Iris Hudgins, Rosa kludges, Faith Hu Irher. Marie Hunsecker, Charles Hunsecker, Robert Hurley, Mabel Jamison, Eula Johnson. Drina Johnson, Flossie Johnson, Joe Johnson, Roy Jolly, Helen Knight, Lena Knight, Venita Koleum, Harold Kolcum, John Lake, Jean Lassiter, Edith Lawson, Edward Lawson, Jack Lee, Dorothy Lemmon, Dorothy Lewis, Carol Liberty, Virginia Loper, Jerry- Long, Dorothy Luke, Marjorie Maehen, Wesley McDonald, Wanda McGuire, Louise McWatt. Bobby Maker, Hope Mansfield, June Martin, Lillian Mauro, Stanley Millard, Martha Mills, Bunice Minter, Juanita Mitchell, Lelia Montgomery, Herman Moore. Betty Moore, Billy Moore, Marie Morris, Ethel Morris, Page Muire, Lorella Murphy, Virginia Naber, Doris Nettles, Ruth Nevias, Freda Nixon, Gaynelle Nock, Hester O ' Brien, Pat Patrick, Woodfin Phillips, Katherine Pearce, Dorothy Price, Betty Prast, Rena Rector, J. B. Reid, Audrey Ricamore, Betty Riggins, Aileen Robinson, Audrey Rogers, Anne Rogers, Catherine Rosser, Lillian Rosso, Joe Saros, Jimmy Saunders, Howard Saunders, Ruth Sawyer, Adalee Schell, Pearl Scott. Jean Simmons, Kenneth Smith, Freddie Smith, Charlotte Spicer, Juanita Stacey, Alberta Stanton, Joyce Stanworth, Charles Staples, Shirley Stavros, Anne Stillwell, Beth Stewart, Margaret Swank, Hilda Tappen, Dorothy Tawes, Olive Rae Teague, Helen Thigpen, Billy Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Carol Thomas, Charlotte Thomas, Mildred Thompson, Kate Todd, Ida Topping, Helen Trimble, Will iam Tucker, Theonia Turner, Hazel Turner, Marie Tysinger, Martha Verell, Mary Wagner, Darothy Wart, Louise Watterton. Doris West, Dorothy- West, Elaine West, Henry Wheeler. Billy- White, Betty Whispell, Elsie Wilkin, Wilma Wilem, Virginia Wilson, T. H. Winner, Marian Wintermute, Milton Winters, Gail Wood, Jack Wood, Joe Woolvin, James Wynne, Doris Zehrbach, Louise ( 63 ) k . MU ; � • ► r m t i TOT I g ' • V ' i, , y mFj) Rj MS? % ' • % ■ - i ■ • 4 51 AwImRl Xkh _ ' M. . m m g ( J 1 High School Band Instructor, Mr?. Marie Burke Trum i ets Nixon, Charles Amnier, Henry Watson, Tom Riley, Charles Read, Robert Grier. Sam Smith, Harry Evans, Cecil Schott, Nielson Parker. James Dixon, Grayson Dunn, Elizabeth Disharoon, Paul White, Boh Alto Horns Hutchens, Sam Hanf. Evelyn Diggs, Jeanette Decker, irginia Sinclair, Martha Bariton es Spencer. John Waldren. Martie Lou Knowles, John Johnson, Joe Pearce, Horace Trombones Bowen. Rollin Poe, Bobby Swank, Billy Earner. David Cathell, Billy Wood, Ray Busses Smither, Bryan Pollock, Robin Vohringer, David Flute Denton, Dick Clarinets Gleason, Edward Turner. Allan Mu ire, Lorella Marshall. Rosalind Burr, Lynton Wright. Allan Dewey, Jo Ann Knowles, Marie Timberlakc, Florence Alto Saxophones Wood, Ernest Luther, Dorothy Jones, Ruth Tenor Saxophones Pittman, Stadley Bradd. Elva Drums Weston. Billy Robinson. Ralph Stoneman. Paul Burbank. Kenneth Peake, Jack McBride, William Cogan, Kenneth Harrison, Paul Parramore, Paul White. Randolph Nurncy, William Hargett, Eugene Parker, Edward Cutler, Nolan ( 64 1 Trumpets Nixon, Charles Ammer, Henry Watson, Tom Riley, Charles- Read, Robert Crier, Sam Smith, Harry Evans, Cecil Schott. Nielson Parker. Janies Dixon, Grayson Dunn, Elizabeth Disharoon, Paul White, Rob Hi di School Band D Instructor. Mrs. Marie Burke Flute. Denton, Dick Clarinets Gleason, Edward Turner. Allan Muire, Lorella Marshall, Rosalind Burr. Lynton Wright, Allan Dewey, Jo nn Knowles. Marie Timbcrlake. Morence Alto Horns Hutchens, Sam Ifanf. Evelyn Diggs. Jeanette Decker. Virginia Sinclair, Martha Baritones Spencer, John Wahlren. Martie Lou Knowles, John Johnson, Joe Pearce, Horace Trombones Bowen, Rolltu Poe, Bobby Swank, Billy Earner. David Cathell, Billy ' ood, Ray Hasses f Sm it her, Bryan Pc Pollock, Robin Yohringer, David Alto Saxophones Wood, Ernest Luther, Dorothy Jones, Ruth Tenor Saxophone Pittman, Stmlley B radii. El va Drums Weston, Billy Robinson. Ralph Stoneman, Paul Burbank. Kenneth Peake. Jack McBride, iliiam Cogan. Kenneth Harrison. Paul Parramore. Paul White, Randolph Nurney, William Hargett, Eugene Parker. Edward Cutler, Nolan ( 64 � I • 4 The National Thespians National Dramatic Honor Society for High Schools Troup 500 Officers President Bobby Howard Vice-President ... Horace Pearce Secretary-Treasurer Fay De Garis ky c v cr n t x « cu o C4- 1 r i .. . . — Faculty Members R. E. T. Lewis Luther W. Maehen Anne Page Moreland Active Members De Garis, Fay Howard, Bobby Fitchette, Keith Knowles, John Hopkins, Chandler Newman, Abe Howard, Ann Pledges Pearce, Horace Aminer, Henry Lewis, Randolph Barber, Gwen Moberg, Marguerite Cutler, Nolan Nixon, Gaynelle Denton, Dick Pennington, Robert Garber, Virginia Sawyer, Arlalee Grier, Sam Sutton, Shirley Holbrook, Herman Tillery, Jeanne Isley, Judith Wilson, Taylor Wallace, Ann ( 65 ) Garrick Dramatics Club President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Officers: A In ' Newman Chandler Hopkins Clara Keith Fitrlictte Members Animer, Henry fsley, Judith Burbank, Barbara Islev, Pat Cooney, Frances Knowles, John Cutler, Nolan Lee, Jane Davenport, Marguerite Lewis, Randolph Decker, Virginia McLure, Jane De Garis, Fay Moberg, Marguerite Denton, Dick Monroe, Jane Dore, Joyce Neal, Louise Edmonds, Gene Nevias, Freda Freeman, Herbert Newman, Abe Fitcbette, Keith Nixon, Gaynelle Fuller, Henrietta Pearce, Horace Garber, Virginia Pennington, Robert Grier, Sam Sawyer, Adalee Guy, Roger Sear, Jacob Gwin, Frances Stacey, Alberta Haskins, Creed Sutton, Shirley Holbrook, Herman Tennis, Melvin Holmes, Janies Tillery, Jeanne Hopkins, Chandler Torbert, Lorein Howard, Ann Turner, Allan Howard, Bobby Wagner, Dorothy Hughes, Alsee May Wallace, Anne Hughes, Emma Lou White. Randolph Hulcher, Marie Whiting, Thomas Winner, Marian Pledges Alion, Gerry Johnson, Ernest Ames, Junie Knowles, Marie Barber, Gwen Landers, Ernestine Bartron, Ralph Earner, David Bates, Ann Merritt, Polly Bowen, Pearl McWatt, Bobby Brady, Jeanne Moore, Marie Carter, Ann Peters, Edgar Cole, Edgar Phillips, Elizabeth Cowan, Helen Poe, Robert Councill, Rose Gay Sealey, Vivian Folse, Paul Simpson, Arleigh Gammon, Lucille Timberlake, Barbara Hoffman. Priscilla Thompson, Kate Hogg, Jesse Whelchel, Jane Ironmonger, Ethlyn Wilson, Taylor Jamison, Eula Wood, Ray ( 67 ) Garrick Dramatics Club Plays J The Garrirk Dramatics Club of Hampton High School was founded April 15, 1932 by Mr. R. E. T. Lewis, Mi ss Kathryn Pace, and Mrs. Lawrence R. Wood. This Cluh derived its name from David Garrick, an eminent eighteenth century actor. The requirements for membership are interest in dramatics, satisfactory scholarship, and participation in school activities. Through the support of the faculty and student body of Hampton High School, the Garrick Dramatics Cluh has produced many successful plays. Among its outstanding productions are: The Whole Town’s Talking”, Highness”, “As You Like It”, “The Valiant”. “Pierrot — His Play”, “She Stoops To Conquer”, “El Cristo”, “Spooks”, “Remember The Day”, “Leave It To Psmith”, “Try It With Alice”, “Night of January 16th”, “The Brat”, and The Bat”. The current season of 1939 and 1940 was outstanding due to two pro- ductions “Footloose” anti “Bridal Chorus”, both directed by Mr. R. E. T. Lewis. For its fall play, The Garrick Dramatics Club opened its eighth season with its twenty-seventh production. “Footloose”. This group was one of the first high school organizations of the nation to produce the play. Written by Charles Burdette, it ranks with his hest works due to its clever plot, light satire, and witty dialogue. It depicts with sparkling humor life in an average American home when Mom and Dad. well meaning but oft-erring, are sent away on a trip and the kids are left to their own devices. Separate casts were elected for the two nights, November 30 and Decem- ber 1. Thursday night’s cast was as follows: Gene Edmonds, Shirley Sutton. Lorein Torhert. Fay DeGaris, Taylor Wilson. Randolph Lewis. Horace Pearce, Keith Fitchette, Geraldine A lion. David Larner. Gw en Barbour. Helen Cowan. Henry Ammer, Bobby Howard. Friday night’s cast: Carl Morrissette, Jane Whelchel, Pat Islev, Gaynelle Nixon, Junie Ames, Herman Holbrook, John Knowles, Adalee Sawyer, Geral- dine Alion. David Larner, Jeanne Tillery, Eileen Harriman, Robert Penning- ton, and Sam Grier. Ann Howard was Student Director and the Business Staff was as follows: Student Business Manager, Virginia Garber; Assistant, Marguerite Davenport; Publicity Manager, Judith Isley; Assistants, Jane McI.ure, Abe Newman, and Virginia Decker, and the Sales Manager, Marguerite Moberg. ( 63 ) The following served on ihe stage: Manager, Robert Charles; Electricians, Randolph While and Billy Thurman; Carpenters, Dick Denton and Dick Howard; Properities, Nolan Cutler and Joyce Dore; Engineers, Billy Vann and Janies Holmes; Wardrobe, Jane Monroe; Assistants, Mary Jo Ashwell, Eula Jamison, and Melva Burhans; Make-up Staff. Anne Carter; Assistants. Elizabeth Powell, Louise Neal and Marie Hulcher. The House Manager was Edgar Cole. On April 13th and 19th. the winter pla , “Bridai Chorus”, l v Roberta Winter, was presented in the high school auditorium. It was a gay and youthful farce, set in a picturesque small southern town. Once the delightful characters started thinking about getting married they seemed quite unable to resist the idea and it spread from one couple to another until every one decided to take advantage of the old June custom. John Knowles was Student Director and the Business Staff was as follows: Student Business Manager, Marguerite Davenport; Publicity Manager, Jane McLure with Vivian Sealey, Nolan Cutler, and Edith Adams as Assistants; Sales Manager, Judith Isley; Assistants, Rasalind Marshall, Jeanne Tillery, Freda Nevias, Lorein Torhert, Helen Cowan, Billy Thigpen, and Dorothy Wag ner; Make-Lip Staff, Louise Neal; Assistants, Barbara Burbank, Eliza- beth Powell, and Marie Hulcher; Wardrobe Staff, Eula Jamison; Assistants, Jane Monroe, Ernestine Landers, and Elizabeth Phillips. The Stage Personnel was as follows: Stage Manager, Chandler Hopkins; Stage Electricians, Dick Denton and Edgar Peters; Stage Carpenter, Roger Guy; Properties, Joyce Dore and Marie Knowles; and Engineers, William Vann and Boh White. The House Manager was Edgar Cole. The cast for Thursday night, April 13th was as follows: Bobby Poe. Gaynelle Nixon, Gwen Barber, Ann Howard, Randolph Lewis, Paul Folse, Keith Fit- chette, Barbara Timherlake, Ann Wallace, Robert Pennington, David Larner, Raymond Wood, Horace Pearce, and Nolan Cutler. The following night the cast consisted of Abe Newman, Gaynelle Nixon, Shirley Sutton, Henry Ammer, Fay DeGaris, Taylor Wilson, Arleigh Simpson, Virginia Decker, Kate Thompson, Sam Grier, Junie Ames, Raymond Wood, Horace Pearce, and Nolan Cutler. In addition to the Garrick Dramatics Club, Hampton High School is afliliat- ed with the National Thespians. Membership in The National Thespians is the highest dramatic honor that high school students can obtain. It is the only national fraternity in the high school. A minimum of twenty dramatic credits, or two major and one minor roles, is necessary for election. ( 69 ) ' T ' hf- Sest JC Oeuld -P-cnd. iX ff OjSoRK -D ou bit U- Tro� - THrudLtS, a y� d Som( Zd£4. Cheerleaders Head Cheerleader, Helen Hanks Liberty, Virginia Smith, Billy Bonham. Helen Sutton. Shirley Walker, Dolores Nixon, Charles Cartwright, Helen Whelchel, Jane Substitute, Barber, Gwen Vacuity Adviser, Kathryn Bully ( 71 ) Football Head Coach, Dick Esleeck A ssistaa t Coach es Horace Saunders Stephen Acierno Manager, George Sparks Assistant Managers Preston Watkins Dick Rowell Joe Sinclair Captain, B. Martin Line-up Player Positioti W eight Player Position Weight Walker, A. Back 140 Lawson. F. End 165 Kelly, H. Back 150 Wilson, V. Back 170 Hutchens, P. Back 155 Griffin. B. Center 160 James, P. Back 138 McGhee, K. End 150 Watle. R. Back 155 Winters, H. Center 180 Mikoychik, V. Guard 150 Hudson, D Tackle 185 Carpenter. W. Back 150 Harper. P. Guard 165 Wilson, T. Center 135 Ballentine, R. End 100 Grooine. H. End 150 Franklin, J. Tackle 185 Martin, B. Guard 170 Pearce, H. Back 165 Denton, R. Guard 160 Crocker, K. Tackle 170 Bra ild, F. Back 158 Fuller. N. Back 170 Bowman, C. End 165 Ahlmark. E. Tackle 170 Wilson, E. Back 180 Begore, R. Tackle 160 Topping. B. Guard 173 Cave, W. Guard 155 Wood. B. Tackle 170 Cave, J. Back 165 Savage, U. Back 168 Edmonds, G. Back 150 Begore, B. End 173 Fuller, W. Back 150 Designates lettermen Simmons, M. End 155 ( 72 ) Football Summary HAMPTON 23; CRADOCK 6 Scoring once in each quarter, the red and white clad gridders of Hampton defeated a scrappy Cradock eleven in the season’s opener hy a score of 23 to 6. Fuller and Bradd were outstanding for the victors while the losers had no particular shining light. HAMPTON 20; GRANBY 0 In the first game played in their new stadium, the Crabbers of Hampton downed the Blue Comets of Granby hy a score of 20 to 0. With twenty-one subs being used, the Esleeck men outplayed their op- ponents thorough- ly. Fuller was the star of the evening in this dedication game. HAMPTON 0; MAURY 20 Outweighed, but fighting all the way, the Red and White went down before a much heavier Maury High team by a score of 20 to 0. Fuller and Hudson shone for Hampton while Serlick led the way for the victors. HAMPTON 6; DEVITT PREP 6 Coming from behind in the third quarter, the Red and White Warriors fought a heavier Devitt Prep team to a 6 to 6 tie. Outplaying the visitors although outweighed, the Crabbers showed improvement from the preceding week. Bradd stood out for Hampton while Vermillion was the best that Devitt had. HAMPTON 14; THOMAS JEFFERSON 0 Two blocked punts and a recovered fumble enabled the Hamptonians to score a thorough 14 to 0 triumph over Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. Crocker. Hudson, and Fuller carried the brunt of the Red and White attack. Paced hy I). Prit- chard, a small half- hack, the Hopewell Blue Devils had to come from behind to defeat the fight- ing Esleeck Warri- ors hy a score of 19 to 14. The Crabbers were led hy the hard driving Nel- son Fuller. HAMPTON 14; HOPEWELL 19 ( 73 ) HAMPTON 0; McGUIRES 0 Battling back and forth across the middle of the field and playing for the breaks, the gridiron men of Hampton and the team of McGuires of Richmond played to a 0 to 0 stalemate, fuller and Walker led Hampton in their assault which came to no avail. HAMPTON 0; WOODROW WILSON 0 Playing in the third stalemate of the season, Hampton played Woodrow Wilson High to a scoreless tie. Garner stood out for Portsmouth and Fuller and stalker were very effective against the Presidents hut not quite enough so. HAMPTON 8: BENEDICTINE 6 Taking an early lead, the Red and White staved off ' a desperate last period passing attack successfully to defeat Benedictine Prep of Richmond hv ihe margin of a safety in a score of 8 to 6. In this hard-fought game. Coach Esleeck used twenty-eight players but Walker and Fuller were the best hoys of the game. HAMPTON 14; NEWPORT NEWS II A smoothly functioning Crabber eleven rose to its greatest heights of the season to smash out a decisive 14 to 0 victory over the Newport News High Typhoons on Thanksgiving Day. Augie Walker was the fair-haired lad of the day and he was aided by Nelson Fuller. Bartles and Weaver turned in the best performances for the thoroughly outclassed Shipbuilders. HAMPTON 37; DANVILLE (I Scoring freely and in every quarter to smother the badly outclassed Cardinals of Danville by a one-sided score of 37 to 0, the Red and White grid- men closed their season successfully. By using all of his reserves. Coach Es- leeck showed what the Crabbers would have next year in an amazing show of power with Phil James as the standout. ( 74 ) Girls ' Basketball Team Captain Manager Coach Sponsor Edna Smith Leona Hofmann Jackie Moore Wolcott Miss Kathryn Bully F or wat rfs Edna Smith Mildred Forrest Leona Hofmann Virginia Rollins Helen Teague Guards Rose Gay Councill Mildred Sharpe Rumalda Gutierrez Kathleen Will is Helen Jolly Priscilla Hoffman Bobby McWatt Schedule ’40 Hampton Opponent 17 St. Vincent’s 17 24 George Wythe 12 31 Morrison 20 25 St. Vincent’s 24 29 Morrison 23 18 Poquoson 19 ( 75 ) Basketball Team Conch . - Manager Assistant M imagers Co-Captains Horace Saunders Marvin Simmons Horace Pearce, J. B. Rector C. Bowman, U. S. Savage BASKETBALL SCHEDL LE Jan. 13 — Maury 20 Jan. 16 — Woodrow Wilson 21 Jan. 26 — Newport News 33 Feb. 9 — Granby 15 Feb. 13 — Maury 27 Feb. 16 — Woodrow Wilson 20 Feb. 23— -Newport News 30 Feb. 27 — Granby 23 Hampton 16 Hampton 23 Hampton 15 Hampton 30 Hampton 23 Hampton 35 Hampton 18 Hampton 33 at Norfolk at Hampton at Newport News at Hampton at Hampton at Portsmouth at Hampton at Norfolk James F. Eubank F. McGhee F. Savage C. Bowman G. McCaffrey C. Hutchens G. Lawson G. Moore G. Brittingham F. Basketball Roster Edmonds G. Watson G. Winters F. Kraft F. Heflin C. Wilson G. Morris G. Boulter F. Disharoon G. Griffin F. ( 76 ) 49f(N Basketball Summary J The Hampton High School basketball team, captained by “Chigger” Bowman and “Doc” Savage, opened an eight game conference schedule in defense of their Class A State Champion- ship against Maury High School at Norfolk only to lose by a score of 20 to 16. Later against these same Commodores the Saundersmen lost again by the score of 27 to 23. James, Bow- man, and McGhee led the losers in the two games. Woodrow Wilson High’s Presidents were victims of the Red and White in the two games between these schools by scores of 23 to 21 and 35 to 20. Bowman. James, McGhee, and Savage led the attack aginst the losers. The Hampton Hardwood quintet bowed to their arch-rivals, Newport News by scores of 33 to 15 and 30 to 18. Savage, Bowman and James played well for the Crabbers in these contests lost to the Eastern District winners, while McDermott. Levin, and Seward led the victors. Granby Street High’s Blue Comets went down in defeat twice to the Crabber Cagers by scores of 33 to 23. Savage, Bowman, and McGhee were outstanding for the victors. Hampton had an even break with four wins and four losses in conference competition, hut outside games did not do so well. The Crabbers lost one to Hopewell by a score of 30 to 16; two to McGuire by scores of 27 to 20, and 30 to 23; one to the V. P. 1. Frosh by a very unequal score of 39 to 12. It was a fairly successful season although many people were disappointed because of a slight letdown from the season before, however, good crowds came out for the games and a wonderful school spirit was shown throughout the year hv the players and the students. Tennis Club Manager Jacob Sear Assistant Manager U ritins Mutineer Eugene Edmonds Victor Mikoychik TENNIS MATCHES Hampton Opponent Place Date 1 8 Newport News Langley Field April 6 0 9 Maury Maury April 10 2 7 Newport News Newport News April 20 3 Vi 5% Woodrow Wilson Hampton April 21 6 1 Mathew Whaley Hampton May 3 1 8 Maury Hampton May 7 Mathew Whaley Mathew Whaley May 17 TENNIS SQUAD 1. Phil James 2. Frank Lawson 3. Jack Shields 1. Lloyd Tysinger 5. Lorraine Shelton 6. Mae Stewart 7. Robert Pennington 8. Charles Nixon 9. Christy Kraft ( 78 ) 1940 Tennis Club President Vice-President Secrclary-T reasitrer Manager Assistant Manager Publicity Manager Corresponding Secretary Officers Alvin Brittingham Malco’m Stewart Robert Pennington _ - - Jacob Sear Eugene Edmonds Abe Newman Victor Mikoyehik This ’4(1 Tennis Club, which was organized on November 9, 1939, is not a part of the Tennis Team although members of (be club play on the squad. It was organized for the boys of Hampton High School to belter their knowledge of the game, to keep the hoys informed of “tennis news”, to keep them in stride with the game, and namely to create sportsmanship among the fellows. Sponsored by Stephen “Ace’’ Acierno, this club is the first of its kind in Hampton High School. With a constitution to bind it, the club is purely a demo- cratic organization. The constitution, with by-laws to be added as needed, is a very thorough law binding form. This club will better future Tennis Teams of the high school and build to a greater strength. MEMBERS OF THE BOYS’ ’40 TENNIS CLUB 1. Alvin Briltingham 16. Edgar Massenburg 2 Mathew Carli 17. Abe Newman 3. Christopher Kraft 18. Charles Nixon 4. Edgar Cole 19. Jack McCafTerv 5. Nolan Cutler 20. Paul Parramore 6. William Cameron 21. Robert Pennington 1 . Robert Ballentine 22. Billy Phillips O. Eugene Edmonds 23. Malcolm Stewart 9. George Heflin 24. Jacob Sear 10. Dukie Hudson 25. Jack Shields 11. Bobby Howard 26. Paul Stoneman 12. Wilton Hatter 27. Robert Smola 13. Roy Johnson 28. Vernon Simpson 14. J. B. Lambert 29. Lloyd Tysinger 15. Franklin Lawson 30. Taylor Wilson 31. Bruce Wood { 79 ) Track Team ' TO § Couch Dirk Esleeck Manager Joe Sinclair Assistant Manager John Catlett Walker— 100, 220. 440 Relay Bradd — 220, 140 Relay, Broad Jump Routten — 100, 220 Shot. Broad Jump Groome — Hurdles Kuss— Mile, Half Mile. Relay Brittinghani — 440. 220 Relay McGhee— Half Mile C. Bowman — Javelin, High Jump G. Edmonds — Low Hurdles. Half Mile R. Begor — Hurdles J. Johnson — Low 7 Hurdles Simmons — Javelin Dixon — Mile, Half Mile Weston— Mile, Half Mile W. Fuller — High Jump, Javelin Wood — Shot. Discus Hutchens — Pole an It Ferrari — Shot. Discus Bradley — Discus N. Fuller — Discus Griffin — Pole Vault 5th Place — Duke Invitation. Durham, North Carolina 2nd Place — Eastern Tidewater, Norfolk. Virginia ( 80 ) (til ( l Track Team ’40 . . Dick Eslceck Joe Sinclair John Catlett v.s.’jTf Tu Y Hiker 100, 22(1. HO Relay Krad-J -220, 110 Relay, Broad Jninj, Boutten -100, 220 Shct, Broad Jnni| ( Iron uie — Hurdles Kit - Mile. Hall Mile. Relay Briiiiisgham — 440, 220 Relay McGhee— Half Mile O. Bowman — Javelin, ( . Edmonds Low Hurdles. Half Mile R. I egor — Hurdles J. Johnson — Low Hurdles Simmons— Javelin Dixon — Mile, Half Vi ' e Weston — Mile, Half Mile W. Fuller High Jump, j:;� -lin Wood- -Shot, Discus Hutchens Pole Vault Ferrari — Shot. Discus Bradley — Discus N. Fuller — Discus Griffin — Pole Vault 5th Place — l)ukc Invitation. Durham, North Carolina 2nd Place — Eastern Tidewater, Norfolk, Virginia ( 81 ) Biggest Bluffers — Creed Haskins, Clara Keith Fitelietle Most Likely to Succeed — Edgar Cole, Ann Howard Laziest — Gwen Barber, Milton interniute Most Dramatic — Faye DeGaris, Horace Pearce Best All Around — Gus Walker. Carol Reeve Most Bashful — Richard Devan. Jane Tennis Best Dressed — Jane McLure, Taylor Wilson ( 32 ) t csi‘ Dancers Most Intelligent — Ralph Cloud, Ann Howard Most Independent — Virginia Dawson, Randy Lewis Best Looking — Randy Lewis, Hope Bloxoni Best Dancers — Jr. Most Athletic — Gus Walker, Joyce Dore Most Popular — Nelson Fuller, Helen Hanks Wittiest — Taylor Wilson, Marie Knowles Savage, Eula Jamison ( 83 ) ( 84 ) Krahha Feature Office (If you have ought to contribute to the 1911 issue — Dial Greenapple 860000) We want you to know that that Christmas tree on the snapshot page really is a new Christmas tree — not the same one we had last year. We also want you to know that we have a picture on the snapshot page which never happened in real life — Bowman and McGhee really looking in a hook and Billy Cole actually studying. It can’t he so. hut pictures don’t lie. Junie Arnes on the snapshot page tells us he was just on the Jamestown ferrv, hut it looks more like a return trip from Sing Sing. Did you know that Paul Folse just missed being pushed off Old Point dock? Anyway, we hear he was threatened. We don’t think much of Thespians who go to New York and have to thumb rides in an ambulance. Regarding Marie Knowles ion the snap page) — who says two feet don ' t make a yard? Says Miss Boyenton Ion the S. S. page): What’s that in the road — a head? Way hack B. J. L. II. M. (before Jakie lost his money) had any of us ever played pool? Seriously speaking, we hear some good news from our Army Brats. Ned Shramm, Robin Olds, and Weston Maughan will enter the V. M. I. of the North, in other words, they are up for four years on the Hudson - - West Point, we mean. Aren’t we proud of Courtney Carter? Besides being on the Krahha Staff, he ups and wins the biggest honors in Spanish in the State Lingo Tournament. It was likewise won by a Carter from here last year - - P. S. no relation. Some of our senior girls ( Moberg, Howard. MeLure. et all are going to absorb atmosphere and stuff at Jamestown this summer. Congrats to Ann Wallace James for winning a scholarship to Goucher College. To get hack to our normal slate of mind, wouldn ' t you rather swim in the ocean than in the summertime? “Sid’ Moberg and that MeLure woman are going to study in a foreign country next year, and we do mean the backwoods of North Carolina! (Greensboro) Unless something happens in the summer, we shall start in the fall by contributing to the Student Relief Fund to get Ames, Pollock, and company a surer means of transportation. We hope Sam Grier will take a shootin’ iron with him when he goes down to Sewanee next fall as we hear that them tliar Tennesseeans are powful quick on the trigger. Hoot mon! That Scotchman, Stewart, is going to Fort McPherson next year. (He hopes) “Proportions” Brady and “Cuddles” Landers have not yet recovered from the Senior play. Nolan Cutler lost ten pounds on the Thespian trip. How? Horace Pearce will continue his studies (?) at V. P. I. next year if his desires are fulfilled. Keith Fitchette hates to he called “Pet”. We wonder why. The strong bond of friendship ( !) between Walker and Reeve will not be torn asunder any lime soon if our humble conjecture proves true. If this he slander, make the most of it. ( 85 ) Greetings To Our Advertisers To our advertisers we wish to express our thanks for their part in helping to make our annual a successful enterprise. HOP’S PLACE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Washing — Greasing AUTO ACCESSORIES - WILLARD BATTERIES — o — 17-19 Armistead Avenue Compliments of MRS. C. W. BOOKER ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Dial 3211 12 S. King Si. Hampton, Virginia SELDEN’S DAIRY THE MARK OF QUALITY Dial 1029 Hampton, Va. COSBY MOTOR CO. ‘ The House That Service Built” HAMPTON’S LARGEST USED CAR DEALER “Your Chevrolet Dealer” CHEVROLET CADILLAC LaSALLE Day 5 3395 Fones ( 3396 Night 1038 Fones ( 1768 R. Hayden Sniitli TODD’S MARKET ‘The quality of our products is remembered long after (he price is lorgotten” DIAL 4385 0 S E R BROS. HOME OF RELIABLE FOOTWEAR Headquarters for School Shoes 9 East Queen Street, Hampton. Va. 3213 Washington Ave., Newport News, Va. srr? tb,V ' lPxoJuC£ 11 of xof-fiqn (f xaclz ffPzLntinq Houston Printing ana Publishing House Scliool and College Publications Pro rams - Advertising Literature Hampton Virginia J- ' lUltzZh oj’ tilth (jotumz of The Krabba r, ■ = - CARL’S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of HICKORY SALT HAMBURG W YATT BROS. “Eat in Y r our Car or at Our Bar” -o- Indian River 4280 2213 Kecoughtan Road 3 E. QUEEN ST. HAMPTON, VA. Compliments of THE SWEET SHOP Sunshine Market “THE HOME OF HOME MADE ICE CREAM” Phoebus, Virginia i i Confucius say: Compliments of THE FOOD NEST has vellee goode CHINESE, ITALIAN AND AMERICAN DISHES QUALITY BAKE SHOP INC. Pulling for Hampton Hi Phone Hampton 9495 OUR SPECIALS ARE QUALITY ONLY etta McDonald lewis CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC FROM VIRGINIA ROGERS FOODS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION High School Credit for Piano — 0 — 0 Kecoughtan Rd. and Locust Ave. 1 v — Dial 5328 243 Victoria Ave. Hampton, Va. V No Party Is A Success Without The Proper Environment The Chamb erlin Country Club Northrop Sport Shop Inc. Phone 21132 430 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. Tobaccos Magazines Fountain Drinks Newspapers LANGLEY SWEET SHOP Langley Theatre Bldg. Dial 6834 Hampton, Va. SINCLAIR ANDERSON DAIRY DIAL 4194 for GRADE A MILK, CREAM and CHOCOLATE MILK Compliments of N. C. CREASY TAYLOR’S ROOK STORE JOE ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE DIAL 3741 18 Mellen St. DIAL 5641 Phoebus, Va. Compliments of AMORY HOLLOWAY, INC. HANDY OIL CORP. SEA-LECT SEAFOOD We Specialize in FUEL OILS WILLIAM H. GUY REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL 4100 — Phones — 4101 INSURANCE Newport News Virginia 18 S. King St. Dial 4261 Rountree Compliments of FURNITURE COMPANY J. V. BICKFORD. INC. “Ilamjton’s Progressive Home Furnishers” i DIAL 4831 GcmipXiment af Tl ie Norf oik Lngraving Company, Inc. V (r NORFOLK VIRGINIA v, j COAL WOOD BUBBER CHISMAN FUEL 222 East Queen Street Dial 3811 ESSO PRODUCTS FUEL OIL GASOLINE OLD POINT FISH COMPANY INC. Wholesale catchers and shippers of FRESH FISH Dial 3313 PHOEBUS, VA. Hired Wire Western Union and Postal J. C. BLOXOM SON FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions Dial Hampton 5405 Compliments D. J. ZEPHIR Vi ctoria and Armistead ESSO PRODUCTS and SERVICE Compliments of a Friend of the Hampton High School Krahba Oysters Planters and Packers Established 1884 Dial 5321 J. S. DARLING SON HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 200-Ton Marine Railway - - Boat Building and Repairs lee and Cold Storage Plant Best Small Boat Harbor in Virginia We Appreciate Your Patronage TWYFORD’S BETTER SHOE REPAIRING Invisible Half Soling “We Call For and Deliver” DIAL 5516 100 E. Queen St. Hampton. Va. RADIO SERVICE PENINSULA RADIO SHOP 107 W. Queen St. DIAL 6011 MONROE TRANSFER STORAGE CO. MOVING AND COMMERCIAL HAULING OF ALL KINDS Phone 241, 122-23rd St., Newport News, Va. Dial 3911, Polpar Ave., Hampton, Va., Opp. C. O. R. R. Depot WEST END GROCERY 212 Armistead Ave. DIAL 6111 LARRABEE’S r. | Amory Hunt Better Milk for Better Health Dstributors of i ESSO PRODUCTS i Peninsula Dairy J • §8 Dial 3671 Hampton. Va. Phone 2872 Newport News i Compliments of Adams- Gregory Co., Inc WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 2315 Washington Ave. i Newport New s, Va. - ■ OUR BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES of HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL The Citizens National Bank of HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STUDENTS’ and YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING Make this new and modern store your Headquarters- wliere you can always find -THE BEST ON THE PENINSULA” %eAtbeiMeA.-Ca+uijesi Co-. Dial Hampton 5966 Compliments of TIIE HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES. INC. W. J. Nichter, Southern Representative HUNTINGTON. INDIANA Wythe Pharmacy ‘Drive-In-Drug” Alan R. Day PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 2219 Kecoughtan Road R. F. I). Hampton. Ya. Indian River Dial 5171 (No Toll) Compliments of the Lower Peninsula Theaters LANGLEY. LEE and REX JOHN L. HUTTON. INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING Dial 6216 209 Armistead Ave. YOUR EDUCATION lias been seriously neglected unless you know the many advantages of trading at WOODWARD DRUG STORES, INC. “Sudden Service” — Cut-Rate Prices Hampton and Phoebus Compliments of Newport News Shipbuildinj and Dry Dock Company Newport News, Va. Compliments of Compliments of I. A. SAUNDERS BOULEVARD CLEANERS 1108 KECOUG1ITAN ROAD PHOEBUS VIRGINIA Compliments of P. A. FULLER FULLERS CORNER PHOEBUS VIRGINIA B. S. HONOR GENERAL CONTRACTOR Houses for Sale 0 — — 133 Poehin Place Hampton, Ya. L. G. SMITH Texaco Service Station GAS OIL WASHING AND POLISHING GREASING GENERAL REPAIRS Phone N. N. 1147 Kecoughtan Road and Hollywood Ave. Best Wishes to all you young folks The CO-OP STORE 36 W. QUEEN ST. WALTER H. BURKE WATCH MAKER 115 E. Queen St. Hampton. Va. Compliments of THE MAYFLOWER — o — PHOEBUS VIRGINIA Curie “Doc Jones ’27 Charles “Mop” Maddox ’36 William “Abbie Parker ’40 JONES’ GULF STATION — o — HOPE and QUEEN STS. Dial 4936 HOWARD ROBERTS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Dealers in TIMKEN OIL BURNERS — RADIOS — o 19 E. Queen St. Hampton, Va. IT e Offer A Complete Photographic Service to Hampton and Peninsula Cheyne’s Studio Makers of H. H. S. Annual Portraits 106-108 East Oueen St. Hampton, Virginia Nasli Pontiac International Collegiate Used Cars L. M. von Schilling Son, Inc, ‘ The House Behind The Car Compliments of L. M. NEWCOMB ( X)., INC. Wholesale BOND BREA D FISH AND OYSTERS Located Right Where They Groiv Old Point Comfort, Va. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES THE TYPEWRITER SHOP I. B. Milteer The Rexall Store Can Always Furnish You With Fresh Candies For All Occasions! With Drugs After An Occasion Dial 4929 115 E. Queen St. HAMPTON, VA. Has Made You Sick BELLAMY PHARMACY (Hotel Langley Building) I FRANK’S TAXI DAY OR NIGHT Cutlers Always Dependable Restaurants Dial Hampton 3311 Langlev Field T . W . SALE Hampton Phoebus (Air Conditioned) PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Banquet. Hall for Club or Private Phone 805 Dinners Kecoughtan Road and Apple Avenue £ —j ' — TIGNOR ANI) MOORE WEST ENI) BEAUTY SALON — o — 21 W. Queen St. HAMPTON ■ — o Dial 1611 202 Armistead Ave. Hampton, Va. ROUNTREE FURNITURE COMPANY “HAMPTON’S PROGRESSIVE HOME FURNISHERS” Dial 4851 A. W. SINCLAIR C - A - L - L FARM. DAIRY. POULTRY and GARDEN HAMPTON STEAM LAUNDRY SUPPLIES for Harness, Hardware, Paints, Oils, etc. LAUNDRY, CLEANING and PRESSING 22 W. Queen St. Hampton, Va. Dial 3391 R. F. SLAUGHTER LUMBER CORPORATION LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH — BRICK BUILDING MATERIALS Mallory St. C. O. Phoebus, Virginia Dial 1381 POCAHONTAS TR ADING POST MORGAN-MARROW CO. Incorporated Incorporated AMOCO GAS AND OIL REAL ESTATE, RENTAL and INSURANCE AGENTS Dial Hampton 6917 ROAD SERVICE BATTEN JEWELRY COMPANY Line of WATCHES - JEWELRY - SILVERWARE Expert Watch Repairing Dial 1181 Queen St. HAMPTON, VA. T. H. WILSON CO. INC. FEED and FUEL 7 Business 50 Years ' MONROE’S SHOP For Distinctive CHINA - FABRIC - FURNITURE GLASSWARE 123-25 E. Queen St. HAMPTON RICHARDSON WOOD FUNERAL HOME 509 Marshall St. Phone 48 PHOEBUS MOTOR CO. PLYMOUTH — DeSOTO Sales and Service AMERICAN OIL AND GAS Dial 6016 201 Mellen St. Phoebus, Va. PARAMOUNT CLEANERS ‘INSURED MOTH PROOF CLEANING’ — o — Phone 211 63 Bridge St. Wt j “ — • :• -■ -r, JOHN L. HUTTON OIL CO. FUEL OIL — OIL BURNERS and OIL BURNER SERVICE Dial Hampton 6216 209 Armistead Ave. JOHN G. KOLBE ELIZABETH SALON PERMANENTS - INDIVIDUAL HAIRDRESSING FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Millinery and Sports Togs 309-A E. Main St. Richmond, Va. BEAUTY BATH REDUCING METHOD I.. 1). AMORY CO., INC. Com pliments COMMONWEALTH BUILDING and Wholesale LOAN ASSOCIATION SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS “INSURED SAVINGS” — o — Roy F. Phillips, Mgr. Dials 3381 - 3382 Hampton Virginia 12 S. King St. HAMPTON, VA. CHAS. T. TAYLOR WYTHE THEATER Plumbing and Heating Agent for Kecoughtan Road at Wythe Place GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL FURNACES “YOUR ULTRA-COMFORTABLE FIRST RUN Dial 4941 NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER” 17 S. King St. Hampton, Va. Established 1898 Independently Owned and Operated THE LACKEY-SAUNDERS COMPANY, INC. 11 E. QUEEN STREET HAMPTON, VIRGINIA - a r— V WOOD, COAL and FUEL OIF, BENTHALL BROS. Dial 3071 Wholesale and Retail GROCERS FROST-COLE FUEL CO. • Courteous Service Dial 3375 Phoebus Virginia -4 NEWSPAPERS - MAGAZINES Spratley-Rogers Motor SOUVENIRS Company Soda Fountain Lunches presents FIVE QUALITY CARS NEWS DEPOT Ford V-o Deluxe Ford V-8 Mercury 8 Lincoln Zephyr V-12 • Lincoln V-12 At Main Wharf Old Point, Va. Step into the Quality Croup A The Old Point National B a ilk of PHOEBUS, VA. has FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE complete COMMERCIAL — SAVINGS — SAFE DEPOSIT and TRUST DEPARTMENTS member Federal Reserve System — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation U. S. Government Depository Compliments of NEWMAN’S MEAT MARKET 168 W. Queen St. HAMPTON. VA. Buy Your Lunch at the LITTLE MUSEUM BEST BARBECUES AND SANDWICHES IN TOWN Curb Ser ice — Dial 6812 Compliments of E . L . CLARKE PHOEBUS VIRGINIA Com pliments of the Armstrong Land and Improvement Company WYTHE ESSO SERVICENTER TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES WASHING POLISHING Verified Esso Lubrication Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va M. M. MANN ' S STORE QUALITY CONFECTIONERIES School Supplies A Specialty Opp. John M. Willis School Dial 3776 Compliments of GARDNER ' S LUNCH ROOM Jackson St. HAMPTON Compliments CUTLER ' S JEWELRY STORE PHOEBUS VIRGINIA TYSINCER MOTOR CO. DODGE — PLYMOUTH — DODGE TRUCKS Sales — Service Dial 3301 59 BRIDGE ST. HAMPTON, VA. E. L . M A R P L E OPTOMETRIST Dial 4831 32 W. Queen St. HAMPTON, VA. Our Policy - - - To Serve You Better With Finer Foods at the Most Economical Prices PENDER Modern Food Markets r N THIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN A FACTOR in the DEVELOPMENT of this COMMUNITY SINCE 1903 The Merchants National Bank Hampton, Virginia “ The Well Managed Bank Is The Sheet-Anchor of the Community ’ Member The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Federal Reserve System is y V J r, — — Compliments R. E. WILSON SON of SNAP S PLACE FEED, FUEL WOOD and COAL Mellen and Water Sts. Dial 3971 PHOERUS L. F. FULGHUM JEWELER HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS always welcome at our A Complete Line of Greeting Cards A and N STORES 11 W. Queen St. Dial 4251 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Headquarters for SPORTING GOODS and OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CENTRAL RESTAURANT Compliments of “GOOD MEALS”— Sometimes “EXCELLENT” — Most of the time The Bellamy Ice Cream Co., Inc. 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