Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1942 volume:

THE TWENTIETH VOLUME OF TH€ HRflBBR • THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION • of the STUDENTS of HAITlPTOn HIGH SCHOOL Hampton, Virsinia Page One Page Two 1342 FOR6UUORD Whenever in the future, we stop to reminisce on the years gone by, many memories will come to mind. Memories of our going out into a world that cared little of what our ambitions might have been, but only of what we could do to overcome the obstacles that menaced our nation. Many of us will be called into the armed service; others into the various defense «• services; and some to continue our education. It is hoped that this year’s Krabba, printed during the time of a greatly changing world, will be a remem- brance of this eventful year in high school. - ac e ine. jfoneA an edkation In appreciation for her years of helpful advice and leadership, the staff respectfully dedicates the 1942 Krabba Page Four H. UUILSOn THORPe A. B., WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE M. A., UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA PRINCIPAL 4c robgrt m. neuuTon I. B., B. A., WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE M. A., COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS mR. ROBERT HOUURRD - mRS. R. B. THOlDPSOn - mR. J. S. DRRLII1G MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Page Five (Flip iKrabba TH€ RDfniniSTRRTIOn Elizabeth Harwood Boyenton A. B.. College of William and Mary M. E., Rutgers University Head of English Department Fanny Campbell Bosworth B. S., Farmville State Teachers’ College Instructor in English Jessie S. Stinneford A. B., University of Maine Graduate work, University of Southern California Instructor in English John Harry Yokemick B. S., State Teachers’ College, Lock Haven, Pa. Graduate work, Duke University Instructor in English Assistant Coach Mae Virginia Riley A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Graduate work, University of Virginia Instructor in English Nell Stanley Gude A. B., Trinity College, Washington, D. C. M. A., Fordham University, New York Instructor in English Kathryn Virginia Bully B. S., Farmville State Teachers’ College Instructor in Science Stephen Charles Acierno A. B., Shepherd State Teachers’ College Instructor in Chemistry and Physics Assistant Coach Anna Rawhouser B. S., Shippensburg State Teachers ' College Graduate work, Penn. State College Instructor in Chemistry Marguerite M. J. Stevens A. B., University of State of New York Graduate work, William and Mary Head of Mathematics Department Page Six 1942 ADminiSTRflTIOn (Continued) Edna Earl Sanders A. B., Westhampton College University of Richmond William and Mary Extension Instructor in Mathematics Sally Morse Snyder A. B., College of William and Mary Instructor in Mathematics Frances Elizabeth Fitzgerald B. S., Farmville State Teachers’ College Blackstone College Instructor in Mathematics and History Mabel Spratley B. S., Farmville State Teachers’ College M. A., College of William and Mary Head of History Department Elsie Gay Fane A. B., William and Mary Roanoke College University of Virginia Instructor in History Frank B. Williams B. S., State Teachers’ College, Memphis, Tenn. M. A., George Peabody College for Teachers Instructor in History Barbara Baruzzi Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt. Head of French Department Elizabeth Ham A. B., University of Indiana M. A., Columbia University Head of Spanish Department Jessie Marie Crockett B. S., Mary Washington College Head of Commercial Department Eallie Beverley Darden B. A., College of William and Mary M. A., Columbia University Summer School, L niversity of irginia Instructor in Commercial Department Page Seven RDminiSTRATIOn (Continued) Jewel Hallett Goffigon B. S., Mary Washington College Instructor in Commercial Department Lorraine Heineman A. B., Hunter College Head of Latin Department Luther W. Machen Graduate of Bliss Electric School Head of Vocati onal Department Joseph V. Della Penta B. S., Buffalo State Teachers’ College Instructor in Industrial Arts Mary Elizabeth Moore B. S., College of William and Mary Instructor in Home Economics Richard H. Gibson, Jr. B. S., Oswego State Teachers’ College Instructor in Mechanical Drawing James Eason B. S., College of William and Mary Director of Physical Education Head Coach Frank Lewis Lynch B. M., Shenandoah Conservatory Instructor in Music Gwendolyn Holler B. M., Greensboro College Head of Vocal Department Eleanor Mae Long A. B., Flora MacDonald College Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. Instructor in Art Mrs. Harold L. Ruggles Connecticut State Teachers’ College Dean of Girls Jane B. Saunders A. B., College of William and Mary Librarian Roberta Bridgeforth M. A., University of Maryland Secretary to Principal Page Eight Lorraine Heineman A. 15 . Hiince; College Head of Later. Department Lniibk W. Machej; Graduate of Bibs Electric School He,- 1 a of ' (tC ' Uionai Department Joseph V Della Pent a J . S., Buffalo State Teachers - College Instructor in Industrial Arts .VI ary Elizabeth Moore B S., College of William and Mary Instructor in Home Economics Richard H. Gibson, Jr B. S., Oswego State Teachers’ College Instructor in Mechanical Drawing James Eason B. S. College of William and Mary Director of Physical Education Head Coach Frank Lewis Lynch B. M., Shenandoah Conservatory Instructor in Music Gwendolyn Holler B M., Greensboro College Head of Vocal Department Eleanor Mae Long A. 15., Flora MacDonald College Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. Instructor in Art Mrs . Harold L. Ruggl.es ( om iccticut Stale Teachers’ College Dean of Girls Jane B. Saunders A. B . College of William and Mary Librarian O BERTA BrIDGEM IRTH .A., University of Maryland Secretary to Principal seniOR class officcrs President Charles Hewins Vice-President Mary Lou Payne Secretary-Treasurer Doris Davenport Motto: Completus Tamen Incipiens Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red , White and Blue HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian: Alice Tayi.or Salutatorian: Doris Davenport WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Jeanne Tillery, Chairman Jack Peake Martha Clements Porty Brown Mary Craigs INVITATION COMMITTEE Shirley Elliot, Chairman Rosemary Fuller Billy Weston Elanor Schoonmaker Irvin Lewis DECORATION COMMITTEE William Clements, Chairman Jack Lawson George Topping Nielson Schott Henley Powell Floyd Bradd PROGRAM COMMITTEE Anne Marshall, Chairman May Dawson Alsie May Hughes Charles Hewins Pauline Griggs FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE M ary Lou Payne, Chairman Betty Beard Warner Robins Kenneth Kogan Lucille Burbank Prophet: Thomas Bentzel Giftorian: Jeanne Tillery Last Will and Testament: Kenneth Kogan Poet: Betty Cock Historian: Jack Lawson Songster: Helen Osterhaus CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Marguerite M. J. Stevens Miss Elsie Gay Lane Mrs. Madeline Jones Ryan Page Eleven Adams, Earl Berkley, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Secretary- Treasurer Boys’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42. Ahlmark, Eric Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Football, ‘38, ' 39, ’40, ’41; Staff “Tiger House,” ’41; Band, ’38, ’39, ’40; Glee Club, ’38, ’39; Track, ’41. Baker, Lillian Virginia Barham, Doris Virginia Spanish Club, ’41, ’42; Book- keeping Club, 41, ’42; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41; Glee Club, ’39, ’40; Basketball, ’39, ’40; “Tat- tler” Staff, ’39. Beard, Betty Gray Krabba Staff, ’40, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer, ’41, ’42; Camera Club, ’42; Weaving Club, ’40, ’41 ; Flower and Color Committee, Senior Class, ’42. Adams, Robert Berkley Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Austin, Margaret Alene Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Thespian Beauty Contest, ’41 ; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Home Making Club, ’41, ’42; President, ’41, ,42; French Club, ’41, ’42; Monogram Club, ’41, ’42. Baldwin, Charles Allen Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Science Club, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’41. Bartron, Ralph W., Jr. Junior The spians, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ’42; Spanish Club, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Stage Staff “Swing Fever,” ’40; Staff “Barnacle,” ’41 ; Staff “Tattler,” ’39; Choir, ’40, ’41; Red Cross Representative, ’39. Bentzel, Thomas Leon Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; President of Sophomore Class, ’39, ’40; Camera Club, ’42; Tennis Team, ’41 ; Staff of “Tiger House,” ’41; Staff of “Mummy and the Mumps,” ' 42. Page Twelve Bond, Margaret H. Spanish Club; Bookkeeping Club. Bowen, Peari. Henrietta Bradd, Floyd, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Football, ’39, ’40; Captain, ’41; Track, ’39, ’40; Captain, ’41, ’42; President of Senior Home Room. Brittingham, Peggy Frances Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Student Cooperative Board, ’41, ’42; Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42. Burbank, Lucile Virginia Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Latin Club, ’40, ’41; French Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Assistant Editor of Journal- ism Club, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’40, ’41 ; Library Assistant, ’40, ’41, ’42; Student Assistant, ’41; S. C. A. Board, ’40, ’41 ; Reporter on the “Barnacle,” ’41. Bowen, Luther Transferred from Valley Springs School, Skyland, N. C.; Glee Club; Red Cross. Bradd, Elva Lorine Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Business Staff “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Presi- dent of Bookkeeping Club; Rich- mond Chorus, ’41; Home Economics Club, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41. Brevoort, Esther Ruth Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Student Assistant, ' 42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ' 42; Monogram Club, ’41; Journalism Club, ’40, ’41. Brown, Beverly Porter Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ' 42; Ways and Means Committee Senior Class. Bussencer, Mary Frances Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Library Club, ' 41, ’42; Book- keeping Club, ’41, ’42; Home Economics Club, ’40, ’41 ; Journalism Club, ’39, ’40; Glee Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Typing Staff “Tiger House,” ’41. Page Thirteen Carroll, Agnes Olivia Mixed Chorus, ’41; Girls’ Glee Club, ’41; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Secretary Girls ' Camera Club, ’41, ' 42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42. Charles, Ernestine Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Krabba Staff, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Weaving Club, ’40, ’41 ; Girls’ Camera Club, ’42. Clements, Martha Belle Transferred from Talladega High School, Talladega, Ala; Ways and Means Committee, ’42. Cock, Betty Deuel Journalism Club, ’39, ’40, ’4 i , ’42; Editor-in-Chief, ’41, ’42; French Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Krabba Staff, ’42; Cast “Swing Fever,” ’40; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Speech Forum, ’40, ’41; Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Choir, ’40; Mixed Chorus, ’41, ’42; Science Club, ’40, ’41: Barnacle Staff, ’41 ; Home Eco- nomics Club, ’40, ’41 ; Red Cross, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41; Girls’ Camera Club, ’39, ’40; Class Poet, ’42; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Copeland, Howard Lee Glee Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Superintendent of Shop, ’41 ; Maintenance Foreman, ’40, ’41. Carter, Terence Griffin Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; President Camera Club, ’42; Science Club, ’41, ’42; Krabba Staff, ’42; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” 42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42. Clark, Todd Edward Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Clements, William T. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Cogan, Kenneth Woodrow Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41, ’42; Band, ’40, ’41, ’42; Male Quartet, ’41. Craigs, Mary Edna First Band, ’40, ’41; Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42. Page Fourteen Crum, Ruth Irene Transferred from Newport News High School; Vice-Presi- dent Bookkeeping Club; Camera Club. Cumming, James Wilkins Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Flag Bearer in Marching Band, ’41. Davenport, Doris Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ' 42; Secre- tary, ' 41, ’42; National Thespians ’42; Krabba Staff, ’40, ’41, ’42; Editor-in-Chief, ’41, ’42; Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Vice-Presi- dent, ’41, ' 42; Cast “Swing Fever,” ’40; Cast “Tiger House, ’41 ; Student Business Manager “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42; Student Assistant, ’41, ' 42; Secretary - Treasurer Senior Class, ’42; Picked Chorus, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ' 41, ’42; News Editor “Barnacle,” ’41, ' 42. De Wees, Mildred May Transferred from Perry High School at Shoemakersville, Pa. Dresser, Mary Ellen Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Speech Forum, ’40; Girls’ Tennis Team, ’39; Girls’ Basketball Team, ' 39; Girls’ Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Picked Chorus, ’42; Journal- ism Club, ' 40; Home Economics Club, ’41; Red Cross Repre- sentative, ’39, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Monogram Club, ’39; Library Assistant, ’41, ’42. Cumming, Vivian Lee T ransferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Garrick Dramatics Club; Cast of “Swing Fever”; Cast of “Romance is a Racket”; Library Club; Mixed Chorus. Curtis, Eleanor Anne Bookkeeping Club, ' 41, ' 42; Glee Club, ' 41, ' 42; Student Red Cross Council, ’41, ’42. Dawson, May Carter Transferred from David Millard Junior High, Asheville, N. C.; Staff “Tiger House,” ' 41 ; Library Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Secretary, ’41, ’42; Journalism Club, ’41, ’42; Student Co- operative Board; Program Com- mittee Senior Class, ' 42; Glee Club, ’40; Latin Club, ' 40; Library Assistant, ’40, ’41, ’42; Secretary of Home Room, ' 40, ’41. Diggs, Mary Jeanette Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’40, ’41, ' 42; Cheer Leader, ’41 ; Choir, ’40, ’41; Cast “Swing Fever,” ' 40; Band, ’40, ' 41; French Club, ’41; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Monogram Club, ' 42; Art Club, ’41, ' 42; Student Assistant, ' 40, ’41, ’42; Staff Junior-Senior Prom; Staff of the “Barnacle.” Dutton, Connie Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Current Events Club, ’41, ' 42; Home Economics Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Glee Club, ’41, ’42; Girls ' Camera Club, ’42. Page Fifteen Edwards, Peggy Francis Boutwell Library Club, ’40, ' 41 ; Library Assistant, ’40, 41, ’42; Latin Club, ’40, ’41 ; Journalism Club, ’41, ’42; “Tattler” Staff, ' 38, ' 39; Red Cross Representative, ’41, ’42. Forrest, Imogene Hall Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Red Cross Representative, ’41, ‘42; Glee Club, ' 40, ’41, ’42; Current Events Club, ’41, ’42; Home Economics Club, ' 40, ’41. Fuller, Rosemary Ruth Transferred from Phoebus; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ' 41, 42; Cheer Leader, ’40, ’41; Head, ’41, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ’42; Speech Forum, ’41; Monogram Club, 40, 41, ’42; Secretary, 40, 41; Presi- dent, ' 41, ’42; Library Assistant, ’41, ’42; Basketball Team, ’41; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Current Events Club, ’40, ’41 ; Senior Invitation Committee, ' 42. Gearhart, John Wesley, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Science Club, ’41, ’42; Student Co- operative Board, ’41, ’42. Goddin, Jeanne F. Krabba Staff, ’41; Glee Club, ’39, ’40. Elliott, Shirley Winifred Transferred from James Madi- son High, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Cheer Leader, ’41; Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class, ’40; Glee Club, ’40, ’41 ; Student Assistant, ’40, ’41; Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Vice-President, ’41; Treasurer, ’41, ’42; Journalism Club, ’41, ’42; French Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer, ’41, ’42; National Thespian Beauty Contest, ’40; Girls’ Monogram Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Chair- man Invitation Committee Senior Class, ’42; Staff “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42. Freeman, Ada Mae Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Bookkeep- ing Club, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’40, ’41; Girls’ Glee Club, ’41, ’42. Garrison, Otis Lee, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Track, ’39, ’40, ’41; Football, ’40, ’41, ’42; Usher “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Usher “Spring Fever,” ’41 ; Usher “Foot-Loose,” ’40; Red Cross Representative. Gibson, Patricia Ann Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Treasurer, ’41, ’42; Weaving Club, ’40, ’41. Gough, Frank Keller, Jr. Page Sixteen Goulla, Theresa K. Transferred from Hempstead High School, New York City. Griggs, Pauline Transferred from Phoebus; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’41, ’42; Camera Club, ’41, ’42. Gunther, Jacqueline Transferred from Charleston High School, Charleston, W. Va.; Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ' 42; Cast “Swing Fever,” ’40; Staff “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42; Glee Club, ’40, ’41; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42. Harman, Henry French Club, ’41; “Tattler” Staff, ’39; Tennis Team, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’41, ’42; Current Events Club, ’40: Mixed Chorus, ’41, ’42. Hawks, Anne Elizabeth Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Choir, ’40, ’41; Picked Chorus, ’42; Junior Red Cross Representative, ’41, ’42; Orchestra, ’40, ’41; Mixed Chorus, ’41 . Griggs, Lillian Estelle Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41; Glee Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Library, ’41, ’42; Camera Club, ’41, ’42. Griggs, Vivian Marseille Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Presi- dent, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Glee Club, ’41 ; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41, ’42. Hardy, George Keith Sinclair Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Football, ’40, ’41. Harton, Dorothy Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Krabba Staff, ’42; Journalism Club, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’42; Weaving Club, ’41; Art Club, ’42; Camera Club, ’42. Haynes, Dorothy S. Page Seventeen Hewins, Charles Edward Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Spanish Club, ' 41, ’42; President, ’42; President Senior Class, ’42; Boys’ Camera Club, ’42; Krabba Staff, ’42; Science Club, ’41, ’42; Treasurer, ’42. Hoard, James Daniel, Jr. Transferred from George Wvthe Junior High School. Holloway, Virginia Earl Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Krabba Staff, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Weaving Club, ’40, ’41. Hughes, Alsee May National Thespians, ’41, ’42; President, ’42; Garrick Dra- matics Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Business Staff “Bridal Chorus,” “Foot-Loose,” “Swing Fever”; Head of Make-up Staff “Swing Fever”; Business Manager “Tiger House”; Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; President, ’41, ’42; Library Assistant, ’40, ’41, ’42; Program Committee Senior Class: Journalism Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Speech Forum, ’41; Latin Club, ’38, ’39, ’40; Home Economics Club, ’40, ’41; Girls’ Camera Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; May Court, ’39; Glee Club, ’39, ’40. Hutson, Roselyn Dorothy Transferred from Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Fla. Hill, R. Gerald Transferred from Washington Irving High School, Clarksburg, W. Va. Holderby, Bernice Virginia Transferred from Wythe Junior High; Club. George Spanish Hosier, Oris Mae Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’40, ’41 ; Journalism Club, ’39, ’40; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Vice- President, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’39, ’40; Mixed Chorus, ’41; Home Economics Club, ’40, ’41. Hurley, Mabel Lee Transferred from Phoebus Junior High; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42. Ironmonger, Ethelyn Virginia Garrick Dramatics Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Vice-President, ’41, ’42; Library Club, ’41, ’42; Library Assistant, ’41, ’42; Business Staff “The Brat”; Business Staff “Spring Fever”; Choir, ’39, ’40, ’41; Glee Club, ’41, ’42; Beauty Contest, ’38; Art Club, ’41, ’42; Home Economics Club, ’40, 41; Staff of the “Barnacle,” ’41; State Music Festival, ’40, ’41. Page Eighteen Isley, Patterson Armistead Krabba Staff, ’41 ; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; National Thespians, ’41, ’42; Latin Club, ’38, ’39; French Club, ’41; Spanish Club, ’41, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer Sopho- more Class, ’39; Current Events Club, ’41; Cast “Foot-Loose,” ’39; Staff “Swing Fever,” ’41; Staff “Tiger House,” ’41. Johnson, Joyce Frances Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Jones, Evelyn Beatrice French Club; Homemaking Club. Jones, Horace Watson Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Lake, Jean Willis Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Secretary- Treasurer of Junior Class, ’41; S. C. A. Board, ’41, ' 42; Home Room Officer, ’40, ’41, ’42; Business Staff of “Tiger House,” ’41; Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Feature Editor of the “Barnacle,” ’41; Library Assistant, ’41, ' 42; Gar- rick Dramatics Club, ’42; Choir, ’40, ’41; Art Club, ’41, ’42; Richmond Chorus, ’41; Staff of Junior-Senior Prom, ’41. Johnson, Donald Allen Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Football, ’40; Track, ’40. Johnston, Robert Ensign Transferred from East High School, Salt Lake City, Utah; Science Club; R. O. T. C.; Junior-Senior Current Events. Jones, Glen May Kirkpatrick, Margaret Cranford Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; S. C. A. Board, ’40, ’41; Cheer Leader, ’41, ’42; French Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ' 42; Student Assistant, ’41, ’42; Sales Manager “Tiger House,” ’41; Business Staff “Swing Fever,” ’40; Monogram Club, ’42; Thespian Beauty Contest, ’41, ’42; Home Room President, ’41, ’42; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Lamb, Milton J. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Page Nineteen Landrum, Walter Parker Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Lassiter, James Henry French Club, ’41, ’42; Art and Music Club, ’42; Junior- Senior Current Events Club, 42. Lerner, Marvin Benton Transferred from Theodore Roosevelt High School, Wash- ington, D. C.; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ’42; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Science Club, ’41, ’42; Senior Class Committee; Junior-Senior Current Events Club, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ’41; Richmond Chorus, ’41. Lewis, Ellen Frances Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41; Book- keeping Club, ’41, ’42. Long, Ester Mae Transferred from Poquoson High School; Art Club, ’41. Lanham, James Warren Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Lawson, Jack Amory Glee Club, ’39, ’40; Current Events Club, ’40; Science Club, ' 41, ’42; Vice-President, ’42; Spanish Club, ’41; Garrick Dra- matics Club, ’42; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Class Historian, ’42; House Manager “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Lerner, Robert William Transferred from Theodore Roosevelt High School, Wash- ington, D. C.; President Junior Class, ’40, ' 41; President Science Club, ’41, ’42; Krabba Staff, ’41 , ’42; Sports Cinematographer, ’41; Current Events Club, ’40; Glee Club, ' 40; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41; Science Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; S. C. A. Board, ’41, ’42. Long, Dorothy Louise Transferred from Roosevelt Junior High School, Altoona, Pa.; Girls’ Camera Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’39, ’40; Picked Chorus, ’41, ’42; Student Assistant, ' 41, ’42; Make-up Staff “Tiger House”; Home Economics Club, ’40, ’41 ; Home- making Club, ’41, ’42; Secretary- Treasurer, ’41, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ’42; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Marshall, Anne Clark Transferred from Reynolds High School, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Chairman Senior Class Program Committee; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; S. C. A. Board, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer Monitors’ Club, ’42; Spanish Club, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’42; Staff “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Page Twenty Martin, Betty Ford Massenburg, Edgar Allen McBride, William Louis Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Band, ’40, ’41, ’42; Captain of Marching Band, ' 41, ’42; Picked Chorus, ’41. Miller, Robert E. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Mingee, William F. Transferred from Phoebus; Band, ’40, ’41 . Mugler, Ann Marie Spanish Club, ’41, ’42; Book- keeping Club, ’41, ’42; Junior Red Cross Council. Millard, Martha Carol French Club, ’41, ' 42; Girls Camera Club, ’41, ’42; Latin Club, ’39, ’40; Current Events Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Glee Club, ’39, ’40. Miller, Susan Elizabeth Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Orchestra, ’40; Choir Accompanist, ' 41; Girls’ Glee Club Accompanist, ' 41 ; Mixed Chorus Accompanist, ’41; Spanish Club, ' 40, ’41, 42; Soloist Richmond Festival, 40, ’41, ’42; Journalism Club, ' 40; Accompanist Richmond Chorus and Boys’ Glee Club, 41, 42; Student Assistant, ’40. Morris, Willadean Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Weaving Club, ’40, ’41; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Student Assistant, ’41, ’42; Business Staff “Swing Fever,’’ ’40. Myers, Myrtle Ann Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; French Club, ’40, ' 41, ’42. Page Tzvenly-o ' if Nettles, Shirley Mae Nelson, Roy Max Transferred from Phoebus Junior High; Track, ’41, ’42. Osterhaus, Helen Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Glee Club, ' 40; Mixed Chorus, ' 40, ’41; Richmond Chorus, ' 41; Picked Chorus, ' 42; Girls’ Glee Club, ’42; Library Assistant, ’42. Parsons, Lewis Carter, Jr. Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Staff Tiger House,” ' 41: French Club, ’40, ’41; Bookkeeping Club, ’41 ; Vice-President Home Room. ’38, ’39; “Tattler” Staff, ’38, ’39; Orchestra, ’37, ’38, ’39, ’40, ’41. Payne, Mary Lou Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; National Thespians, ‘42; Garrick Dra- matics Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Treasurer, ’41, ’42; Krabba Staff, ' 41, ' 42; Staff “Swing Fever,” ' 40; Cast “The Second Marriage of Santa Claus,” ’40; Cast “Romance is a Racket,” ’41; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Student Director “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42; Vice- President Senior Class, ’42; Student Assistant, ’41, ’42; Flower and Color Committee Senior Class; Latin Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Choir, ’40, ’41, ’42; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41. Perrine, Madeline Jewel Transferred from Phoebus Junior High; Current Events Club, ’40; Home Economics Club, ’41. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Choir, ’42; Art Club, ’41; Art and Music Club, ' 42; Glee Club, ’41 ; Current Events Club, ' 42. Outten, Keith Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Track, ’41, ’42; Football, ’41; Audiographic Staff, ’39; Shop Superintendent, ’41; Maintenance Foreman, ’39, ' 41; Tool Room Foreman, ’39, ' 41; Supply Clerk, ’40. Pass, Vivian Esther Transferred from Thomas Jefferson High, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’41, ’42. Peake, John James, III Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Band, ’40; Glee Club, ' 40; Orchestra, ’40; Current Events Club, ’41. Perry, Gloria Transferred from Hollywood High School, Hollywood, Cal.; Basketball Team. Page In enty-two Pignotti, Theresa Marie Powell, Lucy Henley Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; National Thespians, ’42; Secretary, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Publicity Manager “Tiger House,” ’41; Cast “Second Mar- riage of Santa Claus,” ’40; Decoration Committee of Senior Class; Junior Home Room Presi- dent, ’40, ’41; S. C. A. Board, ’41, ’42; Krabba Staff, ’41; Mixed Chorus, ’40, ’41, ’42; Richmond Chorus, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Chorus, ’42; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42. Pridgen, Virginia Lucille Girls’ Basketball Team, ’40, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Monogram Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Camera Club, ’42. Riggins, William M. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Science Club, ’41, ’42; French Club, ’41, ’42; Current Events, ’41, ’42. Roberts, Thomas Lawrence Transferred from Phoebus Junior High; Glee Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Football, ’40. Pilcher, James Arnold Football, ’38, ’39; Camera Club, ’40; Student Cooperative Board, ’40; Junior Home Room President. Powell, Violet Virginia Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Spanish Club, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42. Pugh, Charlotte Jane Cheer Leader, ' 4 , ’42; Secre- tary Spanish Club, ’41, ' 42; Monogram Club; Girls Camera Club; Richmond Chorus, ’40, ' 41, ’42; Mixed Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club; Vice-President Home Room, ’40, ’41. Roberts, Dorothy Maxine Bookkeeping Club, ’41; Home Economics Club, ' 40, ’41; Vice- President, ’40; President, ’41; S. C. A. Board, ’41 ; May Court, ’39; Thespian Beauty Contest, ’41. Robertson, Lemuel Carson, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. Page Twenty-three Robinson, Audrey Lee Robins, Augustine Warner Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Color Guard in Marching Band, ’41, ' 42. Rowell, Richard Jennings, Jr. Assistant Manager Football Team, ’39; Manager, ’40; Junior Varsity Basketball, ' 40, ’41 ; Varsity Basketball, ’41, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class, ’41. Saunders, Marian Odell Transferred from Huntington High School, Huntington, W. Va.; Home Economics Club, ’41, ' 42; Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ' 41, ' 42; Basketball Team, ’40, ' 41; Volleyball Team, ’39, ’40; Orchestra, ’39, ’40; Girls ' Camera Club, ’42. Schott, Nielson Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Band, ’39, ’40; Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ’41. Sharman, Arthur Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Audio- graphic Staff, ’41, ’42, Ruggles, Richard Sydney National Thespians, ’42; Gar- rick Dramatics Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Staff “The Mummy and the Mumps,” ’42; Cast “Swing Fever,” ’40; Staff “Spring Fever,” ’41 ; Staff “Tiger House,” ’41 ; Publicity and Sales Manrg ' r of Thespian Beauty Contest, ’41; Krabba Photographer, ’40, ' 41, ’42; Assistant, ’39, ’40; Boys’ Camera Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Secretary-Treasurer, ’40, ’41; Photographer for Plays, ’40, ’41, ’42; “Tattler” Sports Staff, ’38, ’39; “Barnacle” Staff, 41; Band, ’38, ’40, ’41; Orchestra, ’38, ’39; Current Events Club, ’40; Latin Club, ’38, ’39, ’40. SCHOONMAKER, Eleanor Annette Transferred from Newton High School, Newton, Mass.; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41 ; S. C. A. Board, ’42; Student Assistant, ’42; Junior Red Cross, ’42; Invitation Committee Senior Class, ’42; Monitor, ’41, ’42; French Club, ’42; Latin Club. ’41. Schulz, William A. Transferred from Oak Park High School, Oak Park, 111. Shelton, Gi.enmore Lorraine, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Tennis Team, 40, ’41, ’42; Garrick Dramatics Club, ’42; Speech Forum, ’41; Cast “Tiger House,” ’41; Glee Club, 40. Page Twenty four Smith, Robert McCaughan Transferred from Bolton High School, Alexandria, La., ’42; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,’’ ’42. Speegle, Hobart, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Science Club, ’41 ; Current Events Club, ’41; Secretary-Treasurer, ’41. Spencer, Earl M., Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Audio- graphic Staff, ’41, ’42. Stacey, Ashton George Stavros, Anna William Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Art Club, ’41. Sorrell, James Gilmer, Jr. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Track, ’39, ’40, ’41; Football, ’41; Audio- graphic Staff, ’39, ' 40; Band, ’39, ’40. Spencer, Bernice E. Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Spurling, John Francis Starkey, Wayne Hampton Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Track, ’42. Storey, Betty Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Page Twenty-five Taylor, Alice Mary Transferred from Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe, O.; Krabba Staff, ’41, ' 42: Associate Editor, ’42: S. C. A. Board, ’39, ' 40; Current Events Club, ’39, ' 40, ’41, ’42; Vice-President, ’41; President, ' 41, ' 42; Latin Club, ' 39, ’40, ' 41, ’42; President, ’40, ’41; French Club, ’40, ' 41, ’42; Student Assistant, ' 40, ' 41, ’42; Orchestra, ’38; Cast “The Mum- my and the Mumps,’’ ’42. Tennis, Edgar Hall Transferred from Phoebus Junior High; Speech Forum. Tignor, Doris Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School; Picked Chorus, ’42; Mixed Chorus, ' 40, ’41; Richmond Chorus, ’41, ’42. Topping, George Ray President of Freshman Class; Glee Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ’42; Choir, ’41, ’42: Home Room Officer; Richmond Chorus, ’41; Decoration Committee Junior- Senior Prom, ' 41. Turney, Ruth Lorene Transferred from Columbia High School, Columbia, S. C.; Junior-Senior Current Events Club, ’41, ’42; Home Economics Club, ’41, ’42; Mixed Chorus, ’41; Picked Chorus, ’42; Girls ' Camera Club, ’42. Taylor, John William Thomas, Arthur James, Jr. T ransferred from George Wythe Junior High. Tillery, Jeanne Sinclair National Thespians, ’40, ’41, ’42; Treasurer, ' 40, ’41; Gar- rick Dramatics Club, ’39, ’40, ’41, ' 42; Secretary, ’40, ’41; President, ’41, ’42; French Club, ' 40, ’41, ’42; Secretary, ’40, ’41; President, ’41, ’42; S. C. A. Board, ’40, ’41, ’42; Secretary, ’40, ’41, ’42; Student Assistant, ’41, ’42: Library Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; President, ’41; Latin Club, ’39, ’40; Secretary, ’40; Cast “The Brat,” ’39; Cast “Foot- Loose,” ’40; Cast “The Second Marriage of Santa Claus,” ’40; Staff “Bridal Chorus,” ’40: Staff “Tiger House,” ' 41 ; Staff “Swing Fever,” ’40; Krabba Staff, ’40, ’41. Tucker, Eleanor Anne Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Mixed Chorus ’40, ’41; Girls’ Glee Club, ’41, ’42; Bookkeeping Club, ’41, ’42. Wallace, Mildred Elizabeth Transferred from George Wvthc Junior High; Journalism Club, ’41, ’42; Girls’ Glee Club, ’42. Page Ttventy-six Waters, Harry Charles Garrick Dramatics Club, ’41, ’42; Business Staff of “Tiger House,” ’41; Junior Red Cross Representative, Ml, M2; Latin Club, ’39, MO, Ml, M2; President, MO, Ml; Treasurer, Ml, M2; Bookkeeping Club, Ml ; Presi- dent, Ml; French Club, MO, Ml; Glee Club, ’38, ’39; Mixed Chorus, ’39; Current Events Club, MO, Ml; President, MO; Journalism Club, Ml, M2; “Tat- tler” Staff, ' 38, ' 39; Secretary of Home Room, ’39, MO; Sales Manager “The Mummy and the Mumps,” M2. Wells, Janige Gordon Transferred from George Wythe Junior High. Westcott, Ann Lucile Transferred from Wythe Junior High. George Westphal, Spanish Club; Club. Stella Bookkeeping Willock, Antoinette Elizabeth Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Cheer Leader, Ml, M2; Monogram Club, M2; Garrick Dramatics Club, M2; Staff “Tiger House,” Ml; Thespian Beauty Contest, Ml, M2; Band, MO, Ml; Rich- mond Mixed Chorus, MO, Ml, M2; Choir, MO, Ml; Girls’ Chorus, Ml, M2; Cast “The Mummy and the Mumps,” M2. ytr, V. Watkins, Theodora Mary Band, MO, Ml; Spanish Club, ' 40, Ml; Red Cross Repre- sentative, MO. West, Dorothy Mae Glee Club, MO; Girls ' Camera Club, ’39, MO; Monogram Club, ’39, MO, Ml. Weston, William Alexander, Jr. Drum Major and Student Director of Band, ’39, MO, Ml, M2; Boys’ Camera Club, Ml, M2; French Club, ’39; President of 16YBM, Ml, M2; Invitation Committee of Senior Class, M2; Track Team, ’39. White, James Robert Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Shop, 40, Ml; Stock Room Foreman, Ml; Audiographic Staff, MO, 41, M2; President, Ml, M2; Garrick Dramatics Club, Ml, 42; National Thespians, M2; Vice- President, M2; Stage Crew, 40, Ml, M2; Stage Manager, Ml M2; Band, MO. Woods, Bobbie Louise Transferred High School, Science Club, from Columbus Columbus, Ga.; MO, Ml. Page Twenty-Seven Zehrbach, Barbara Lee Transferred from George Wythe Junior High; Student Assistant, ’41, ’42; Student Co- operative Board, ’40, ’41 ; Spanish Club, ’40, ’41, ’42; Art Club, ’41, ’42; Home Room President, ’41, ’42; Drum Majorette, ’40, ’41; Red Cross Representative, ’40. Barbour, Jack Giddings Beachum, Maurice Reeves Belbin, Ouida Adelia Bennett, Julia York Bishop, Bettye Earl Collier, Frank Lee Cox, Charles Wesley Cramer, Robert Augustus Crouse, Wayne Turner House, Leslie F. Hutton, Albert Edward Johnson, David Routten Newell, Chester Arthur Rosser, Reginald T. West, Mary Francis Wilem, Frank Wornom, Harold Coleman Page Twenty-sight TH€ ODYSSGY Of TH€ S€niOR CLASS Of ' 42 We, the Senior Class of ’42, after four years of toil, have at last achieved our goal. As a class, we began to exist on the fifth day of September, nineteen hundred and thirty-eight. We felt as if we had a very steep ladder to climb before the top was reached, for the upper classmen discouraged us very much. Scarcely had school been in session three weeks when we first took our [daces among the cheering squad. Following a successful football season we turned our athletic interest to basket- ball. We were very glad to have been a part of Hampton High School then, for our team took the laurels from an on-rushing Newport Basketball Team, and finally won the State Championship for Class “A” Basketball. The fall term came and went very fast, and when June finally arrived we were happy over our first success, for we had graduated to Sophomores. On returning to school, from our summer vacation, we arrived with a spirit of eager anticipation for we were no longer meek Freshmen, but the accomplished Sophomores. In our new dignity, we put away childish things, and tried to master Algebra, History and English, for we were anxious to become Juniors. Our football team, defeated only twice, sent the Blue and Gold back to Newport News in shame with a 14-0 defeat. When we returned to school from our Christmas holidays we elected the follow- ing officers: President, Thomas Bentzel; Vice-President, Shirley Elliott; Secretary- Treasurer, Pat Isley. Spring arrived with its enchantment of beauty and ecstasy of spring fever, for spring was the terminal of our Sophomore year. Then we left school for a long awaited vacation. At last! The time we all hoped for had arrived, now we were able to take part in school government. Since we had been in Hampton High School two years, we felt an inseparable band binding us to our school. This year our class was more than doubled by our later friends from Wythe and Phoebus. Truly this was a red letter year in the history of our school. By this time we organized our class. The following officers were elected: President, Bob Lerner; Vice-President, George Heflin; Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Lake. Spring came very soon. Since the end of school was drawing near and the plans for the Junior-Senior Prom were made, a feeling of sentiment rushed through our veins, for this class was the Senior Class of next year. We now realize that our last three years were not spent in vain, for the group of youths that first set foot in this school in 1938 are now Seniors, now experiencing the feeling that comes from a job well done. We have the unexplainable pride of undertaking a difficult task and sticking to it until our goal was reached, that goal, graduation, was now in sight. Having climaxed the autumn term with football games and the presentation of the fall play we left for the Christmas holidays. As the rings were ordered and the caps and gowns were fitted, it put us in a real atmosphere of graduation. Since this was our last year, election of class officers was a more serious task than before. This year the officers proved to be very efficient. Charles Hewins as President; Mary Lou Payne, Vice-President; Doris Davenport, Secretary- Treasurer. Long will we remember the day of commencement and of those happy days spent on the premises of our Alma Mater. — Jack Lawson, Class Historian. Pa%e Twenty-nine LAST WILL ATO T€STflm€nT We, the 1942 Graduating Class of Hampton High School, being of sound minds, do declare this our last will and testament, and do hereby make the following bequests: 1. Floyd Bradd leaves his speed to Woodfin Patrick. 2. Henry Harmon leaves his bashfulness to Kenny Simmons. 3. Anne Marshall leaves her accent with “Upsha” Roane. 4. Gene Edmonds leaves again. 5. Dick Ruggles leaves Mr. Gibson ' s cameras alone. 6. Otis Garrison leaves his football uniform to his little brother. 7. Arthur Thomas leaves his studious ways to Harold Kolcum. 8. Warner Robins leaves his pictures on all the blackboards. 9. David. Donald. Joyce and Robert Johnson leave to become future mayors of Fox Hill. 10. Billy McBride leaves his drums to “Tea Bone” Tennis. 11. Toni Willock leaves her phone number. 5062, in lots of date books. 12. Babe Hughes leaves what’s left of the library to Miss Saunders. 13. Charles Hewins and Alice Taylor leave their brainwork to George Heflin and Lolly McMenamin. 14. Jean Goddin leaves for Germany as a spy. 15. William Weston, Jr., leaves to conduct the Army Band. 16. Bob Cramer leaves his good looks to his brother. 17. John Gearhart leaves to join the Hampton Police Force. 18. Doris Davenport leaves Hampton, from Wythe, with her heart at V. P. I. 19. Jean Lake and Ethelyn Ironmonger leave talking louder and faster than ever. 20. Edgar Massenburg leaves for the nearest pool room. 21. Glenmore Shelton leaves matching pennies. 22. Mary Lou Payne leaves to look after John Hatten. 23. Arnold Pilcher leaves the cafeteria short. 24. “Gump” Newell leaves his hot lips to “Ziggy” Nicholas. 25. Terry Carter leaves for West Point. 26. Jane Pugh leaves her blond hair to LaYinia Watson. 27. Jack Lawson and Porty Brown leave their curves to Ernest Garrison and Louis Want. 28. Vivian Lee Cumming leaves her lipstick to Nancy Whitehead. 29. Lucile Burbank leaves upholding the Burbank traditions. 30. Marvin and Bob Lerner leave as good little brothers should. 31. Jeanette Diggs leaves for Hollywood. 32. Margaret Kirkpatrick leaves a string of broken hearts. 33. Doris Tignor leaves her voice with Jeanne Wood. Page 7 flirty 34. Hall Tennis leaves for Congress. 35. Elva Bradd leaves her sober face with Mary Estes. 36. George Topping leaves good-naturedly. 37. Harry Waters leaves hopefully. 38. Duck Rowell leaves his ambition to grow to Paul Tysinger. 39. May Dawson leaves her detours to Lois Cable. 40. Susan Miller leaves her piano antics to “Yard Bird” Freeman. 41. Shirley Elliott leaves with a grin all over her face. 42. Betty Cock leaves footprints in every corner of the building. 43. Earl Adams leaves his math books willingly. 44. Gilly Sorrell leaves to break Cunningham’s records. 45. Jack Peake, III, leaves his glamour to Johnny Carmines. 46. Wayne Crouse leaves his violin with “Chuck” Morris. 47. Helen Osterhaus leaves for Newport News. 48. Bobbie Lee Zehrbach leaves her smile to Nena Doughtie. 49. Albert Hutton and Arthur Sharman leave their tools on the shop floor. 50. Alene Austin leaves to replace Ann Sheridan as the “Oomph” Girl. 51. Rosemary Fuller leaves the school minus a swell girl. 52. Wayne Starkey leaves on a horse. 53. Nielson Schott leaves his crooning abilities to Bob. 54. Keith Outten leaves for the major leagues. 55. Eleanor Schoonmaker leaves her acting ability to Mr. Yokemick. 56. James Lassiter leaves with a long stride. 57. Henley Powell leaves her profile to Miss Holler. 58. Jack Spurling leaves quiet as a tornado. 59. Jack Barbour leaves with a sandwich in each pocket. 60. Peggy Edwards leaves her big blue eyes to Fred Balmer. 61. Luther Bowen leaves his voice to the first frog that needs it. 62. Bob Smith and Howard Copeland leave well above the average. 63. Roselyn Hutson leaves a line of whistlers behind. 64. Esther Brevoort leaves bashfully. 65. Bill Mingee leaves to join Jimmy Eunceford’s band. 66. Milton Lamb leaves his wavy hair to Bernie Rickett. 67. Billy Clements leaves Miss Lane a breathing spell. 68. Jeanne Tillery leaves her math ability to Mrs. Stevens. 69. Betty Beard leaves her studious ways to Paul Disharoon. 70. Audrey Robinson and Parker Landrum leave together. Given under our hands and seals this fourteenth day of April, the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-two. In Witness Herein: Class of 1942 Thomas Bentzel and Jack Lawson By Kenneth Cogan Page Thirty-one PROPH6CY Today, June 10, 1952, is more than just another date in my mind. It is an addition to many days following the defeat of the axis powers, and ten years since I last saw the gleaming but sorrowful expression of the faces of the Graduating Class of ' 42. I wonder how many of us could at that time see ourselves as we are now, so entangled in the web of this spinning world? “Keep them rolling” were the very words of Statesman Hall Tennis as Henry Harmon, professional golfer, tried for the sixteenth time without success to hit the ball out of a sand trap. Three well-known sports photographers, Dick Ruggles, Bob Lerner and Jack Lawson were there with cameras taking pictures of Toni Willock and Henley Powell, the two “umph” girls co-starring in the latest picture, “Gaiety,” produced by George Topping. The sun was very hot and so Wayne Starkey, from the Pilcher and Clark Com- pany, did a thriving business selling Freeman’s Ice Cream and Baldwin’s Cool Aid to the spectators. About this time Jeanette Diggs and May Dawson came running over the hill by the eight green yelling, “The wolves are loose!” Police Commissioner John Gearhart blew his whistle for the patrol, Billy Weston, Kenneth Irvin, Warren Lanham, who were angry to find that the aggressors were only local playboys, Porty Brown and Glenmore Shelton. Mary Lou Payne, of the Wilem Daily , took advantage of this occasion to write a good story, just as her associate, Anne Westcott, rushed through the crowd and they both left for a scoop on the shore activities. Bob Smith, the new M. G. M. Tarzan, had just completed his ten mile swim from David Johnson’s Honey-Moon Island. Jackie Gunther and Anne Marshall were also there showing off the latest thing in bathing suits. The suits were the results from Charles Hewins’ latest experiment dealing with the bisected portion of a smashed atom. Otherwise they were made of practically nothing at all. Holly- wood ' s outstanding diving team, Elva Brack! and Betty Cock, were talking with two handsome life guards, Terry Carter and Jack Peake, the third, just as beachcomber Bob Johnson struck gold. Page Thirty-two Further up the beach Alice Taylor and Harry Waters, authorities on love, were consulting with experienced Jane Pugh. Earl Spencer and Glen Jones, two dis- tinguished bankers, were spending the day with Shirley Elliott, Doris Davenport, Vivian Lee Cummings, and Margaret Kirkpatrick, four glamorous models from New York. They were riding on the boardwalk in beach coaches pushed by James Lassiter and James White. There was a terrific crash as Babe Hughes, president of numerous things, and Vivian Griggs, a private secretary, riding a tandem, ran into Kenneth Cogan, Edgar Massenburg, Authur Thomas and Roy Nelson, all picking the winners for the 1953 football season. They had just decided on the teams coached by Floyd Bradd, Gilmer Sorrell, Otis Garrison and Eric Ahlmark. When they regained consciousness the evening activities were in full swing with Albert Hutton and his orchestra, featuring Hotlips Newell, and his water-cooled trumpet, and Rita Westphal and Lewis Parsons did a creative dance to the music of Wayne Crouse and his violin. This about completed the evening at the shore except for Robert Cramer and Julia Bennett who were still pondering over a checker game after a hard day’s work at their respected offices. Eleanor Schoonmaker, author of the latest biography entitled: “R. Gerald Hill,” and Lucile Burbank, an accomplished poet, were watching them with great interest. Marvin Lerner, manager of Bob Miller’s dancing team, was waiting to take Alene Austin, Jean Tillery and Peggy Brittingham, three hula dancers, home, but Duck Rowell, bouncer for Jack Barbour ' s Night Club, beat him to it. Outside, waiting for their chauffeurs were Peggy Edwards, with some millionaire, Donald Johnson her lawyer, and Betty Beard, whose triumphant role in “A Crabber Born and a Crabber Bred,” has won her a place on Broadway. Those of the Class of ’42 whom I have not mentioned are also making great strides on the road toward success, inevitable with the spirit of Hampton High. — Thomas Bentzel. Page Thirty-three CLRSS PO€m We Seniors entered here, bewildered, small; We were as nothing in a world aglow; Aglow with flame of Spirit for us all . . . And now we go. We grew in spirit, wisdom, as in size, We learned to share alike with friend and foe. The goal grew finer, grander in our eyes. ’Til now we go. We’ve reached the glorious peak for which we’ve yearned: We’ve done our best at aiding those below; And, as each class before us, this we’ve learned: We hate to go! Betty Cock, Clas Poet ' 42. Page 7 flirty-four ? y£?A: V J $ SBiil I , aass poem We Seniors entered here, bewildered, small; We were as nothing in a world aglow; A ' . ' mv w ith f? ie nt Spirit for us all . . . And now sve go. We grew in -.pint, wisdom, as in We, We learned 10 share alike vilh friend and foe. The goal grew finer, grander in cur eyes, ■Til nov. w. S o. WV’ve n ached the glorious peak for which we ye yearned; We’ve clone our best at aiding those below; And, as each lass before us. this we’ve learned: We ha te n gt ! Betty Cock , Class P., ' 1 12 LOW SENIORS Front row, left to right: Cowles Hogoe, George Mangus, Carl Wenzinger. William Dudenhausen, Jim Petteway, T. W. Sale, Elwood Williams, Elvin Mason, Dewey Maston, Carlton Jeffers. Second row, left to right: Ruby Chisolm, Myrtle Saunders, Eleanor Denton. Jean Scott, Mildred Thomas, Jean Pearsall, Jo Ann Dewey, Ann Barbour, Roslyn Stacey, Aileen Robbins, Louise Cummings, Ruth Schmidt. Third row, left to right: Doris Naber, Shirley Walker, Bertie Watkins, Gloria Mays, Irene Broderick, Alene Neal, Mildred Carmines, Betty Houpt, Anne Tennis, Bernice Foster. Fourth row, left to right: Gene Edmonds, Lois Cable, James Woolvin, Kenneth Simmons, Mary Oakly, Fred Balmer, Millie Lou Gough, Jack Rhea. First row, left to right: Alvin Scott, Marshall McDonald, Paui. Disharoon, Billy Moore, C. W. Beechum, Horace Selby, Eugene Ezell, Moe Wasserman, Paul Stoneman. Second row, left to right: Lillian Martin, Mildred Turlington, Elsie White, Shirley Mason, Joan Judd, Ruth Pittman, Virginia Hayes, Naomi Nagele, Evelyn Mingee, Nellie Taylor, Mary Alocca. Third row, left to right: Ann Anderson, Nena Doughtie, Pearl Watterton, Betty Jean Blanton, Juanita Burns, Milly Carrol, Alise Scott, Margaret Hale, Nancy Kennedy, Dewey Wornam. Fourth row, left to right: Mary Catlett, Jule May Lewis, Anne Moore, Ei.la May Morgan, Betty Lee Williams, Richard Britton, Billy Watkins, Carlton Roberts, Jean Cutler, Frank Woodward. Page Thirty-seven JUNIOR GROUP Front row, left to right: Nellie O ' Keefe, Phyllis Rung, Grace Coggiano, Jackie Wood. Joyce Blankenship, Mildred Hunt, Loraine Argo, Betty Harman, Betsy Faris, Mary Estes, Jane Brittingham. Second row, left to right: Bernard Rickett. Edward Evans, Thomas Gear. John Garber, Clarence Mills, Val Sutton, Elmer Cogan, Raymond Brown, Grover Rogers, Billy Hitchens. Third row, left to right: Robert Cummings, Ernest Garrison, Ernest Phillips, Florence Charles, Virginia Guilette, Nancy Whitehead, Jane Wilson, LaVinia Watson, Ann Tennis, Katherine Graham. Fourth row, left to right: Cecil Evans, Leonard Hathaway, Camille Wynne, Ross Cramer, Garland McBride, Harry Monroe, Fr ank Hulcher, William Johnson, Bobby York, Jack Kolcum. Fifth row, left to right: Bob Riley, Billy Lockwood, Jack Clements, Billy Boerner, John Croswell, Walter McCormick. Front row, left to right: LeRoy Yolkmer, Andy Pugh, T. H. Wilson, Charles Davidson, Eugene Williamson, Woodfin Patrick, Harold Kolcum, Jim Blackard, Harry Livers, Charles Whiting, Charlotte Thom.as, Gladys Croswell, Ann Evans, Geraldine Basista. Second row, left to right: Regina Vencunas, Margie Luke, Carol Lewis, Margaret Stewart, Frances Outten, Henrietta Fuller, Ann Hodges, Bill Tuck, Walter Gregory, Harvey Bryant, Nancy Giddings, Shirley Perry. Anne Begor, Gladys Elliot, Maxine Beechum. Third row. left to right: Elsie Postle, Frances Smith. Martha Tysinger, Barbara Stinneford, Wanda McDonald, M arion Boruski, Julia Taylor, Helen Brown, Sammy West, Frank Higgens, Lester Ragland, Mary Bankett, Leland Bailey, Mildred Camper, Kathryn Buck, Pat Anderson. Fourth row, left to right: Conway Adams, Bob Smith, Toppy Marsh, Lolly McMenamin, Juliet Gardner, Virginia Ezell, Arlene Brady, Lorine Cole, Darlene Roltz, Margaret McL.awhorn, Jack Judd, Dick Wikstrom, Jack London, John Hedgepeth, Robert Freeman. Page Thirty-eight i-i U JUNIOR GROUP Front row, left to right: Mary Grissom, Fan Tay Hayward, Louise Peters, Betty Hayward, Gloria Shelton, Mary Brown, Louise Vann, Nancy Murray, Ruby Ketchie, Audrey Jones, Marie Sealy, Estelle Mattox, Lena Thornton. Second row, left to right: Dora Guilette, Katherine Barfoot, Margaret Walton, Helen Harding, Juanita Hoffler, Lois Elliot, Mary Wright, Jackie Elliot, Gloria Elliot, Anne Johnson, Evelyn Nf.ll, Netty Norwin, Betty Ammons. Third row, left to right: Albert White, Eugene Albertson, Bob Thomas, Gene Denton, Jack Asf(1e, Peaches Gandy, Barbara Gustafson, Dorothy Newell, Francis Gary, Anna McIntyre, Elizabeth Phelps. Fourth row, left to right: James Walker, Arthur Dore, Jack Wood, Wesley Saunders, Eddie Wallace, Robert Haughton, Tommy Marshall, Edward Lamb, Robert Wyatt, Donald Dooley. SOPHOMORE GROUP Front row, left to right: Walter Draper, Hugh Samper, Curtis Burt, Robert Perfater, Ned Spratley, Richard Imus, Luther Derby, Bobby Lawson, Richard Bagley, Earl Lawson. Second row, left to right: Betty Edwards, Margaret Barham, Evelyn Harrel, Jane Curtis, Jean Lawrence, Shirley Bremer, Mary Moore, Virginia Watkins, Mary Frances Anderson, Jean Anderson, Virginia McCormick, Nancy Nesmith. Third row, left to right: Eugene Abernathy, Sam Rosso, Thomas Bartron, Bill Phillips, Jack Hollincswqrth, Lloyd Selby, Harvey Charles, Thomas Parks, Fred Gary. Page Thirty-nine SOPHOMORE GROUP Front row, left to right: Jackie Stewart, Junior Perry, Delores Lupinacci, Paul Tysinger, Marion Sherman, Philida M anderson, Jack Kelpin, Bill Ferguson, Billy Hopkins, Charles Lockwood. Second row, left to right: June Parsons, Hazel Vick, Lorainne Lee, Ann Carlton, Ruth Evans, Helen Hughes, Phyllis Anderson, Jo Lee Brown, Magdeline Moore, Mary Bowen. Third row, left to right: George Field, Robert Tennis, Bruce Wagner, William Ford, Lawrence Beatty, Billy Shackelford, Emmett Bradley, Gene Lucas. FRESHMAN GROUP Front row, left to right: Ann Fogelburg, Ann Amory, Mary Allen Phillips, Mary Philbrook, Caroline Williamson, Winnefred Gardner. Ioi.a Lawson, Cynthia Patrick, Patricia Ryan, Mary Jane Edgar, Pauline Boyd, Phylis Jones, Elsie Love Bentley. Second row, left to right: Ester Williamson, irginia McDonald, Jean Drummond, Betty Mason, Lottie Hayden, Betty Jane Revel. Betty Bass, Jean Nimms, Irene Creasy, Kathrine Morefield, Betty Lou Johnston, Francis Sneed. Billie Brown. Third row, left to right: Gerald Ford, Bobby Argo, Benny Harman, James Monger, James Heffer- N.an, Ashley Smith, William Barham, Berny Stein, Garland Cosby, George Tyree, Paul Garber. Fourth row, left to right: Sam Hauser, Matt Gardner, James Cary. Page Forty r , J a f [J p ivf e Vj, T i ' - ! :|« ' l t, ' diM ■ ; df, % 1 ijriVA :)rr ' vl fo e ' N vCl i f Lf tl-kliQ f |X M ' ' 0 X pnjiw h P� :f« V Kl ' 5 CAMC CL ‘ ! _ ? c 7i l c ' ( u ReMr GVt rs v cl fl 6 lp ' l , S MO N JORfiM ' PR UoROiC 14 f $T ' v iy v r 1 � j v • R Ry lV ' iV ' t Cf CIO!? ■ ° W MHIC � a , 1 -V,- OWfR C ' V rr r 6 ' V - ' C £ C j a uff ' • C VM ; V I Xt? t ® ' S V rfilliiiiii; | iii ||, i!!i!!iilll i . , SBDJnhii 1 1 i ' S : i iViii i itflnffl iaiilBimlE SOPHOMORE GROUP T ' ::nt row left to right: Jack:! Stewart, Junior Perry. Delores Lupin acci, Paui T iino y. Marion .Shovsom, hi ida M anderson. Jack Kelpie, Bill Ff.rch son, Bit i.y Hopkins, Charles Lockwood. Second row, ieft to right: June Parsons, Ha?ki ' i ' ii k, Lohainni: Lee, Ann Carlton Ri th Evans, U: ,en Huotii Pi i vi ‘ i- Anderson, Jo Lee Brown, MaODeunk Moore, Mary Bowen. rhird row, left to right: George Field, Robert Tennis, Bruce Wagner, William Ford, Lawrence Beatty, Billy Shackelford Emmett Bradley, Gene Lucas. FRESHMAN GROUP Front row, left to right Ann Fogki.burci Ann Amory, Mary Allen Phillip.?. Mary Puilrruok, t ' •pm. i v«: Williams n, WiN ' i ' i Bto Gardner Ioi.a Lawson, Can-hia Patrick, Patricia Ryan, .vIap.y an . Edgar, Pauline Boyd, Phv .i- Jones. Elsie Love Bentley. Second row, eft to rig i l.vtk vy d. t .ia mson, Virginia YJc Donald, Jean Drummond, Betty Mason, Lottie Hay ' den, Betty Jane Rkvu , Ret . ■ ' Bav , Jean N mva, Irene: Creasy, Katiirine Morj.h .i d, Betty l.o Joiinsk n, Francis Sne f.o, Bh t.it Brown. 1 hi: 1 w. left t;; Tgt.r: Gehaih Ford, Bobiiy Argo, Benny Harman, ' James Monger, James Hkfper- ,vv., shi iy Smith, Wii.i :am Barham, Reh.ny Stein. Oakland Co iiy, (George Iyh.ee, Pali Garber. Fourth :r.v, left to right: Sam HaUSEh, Matt Gardner. James Cahv. Si j u � s A ° ' Qp eRPlT IVF a V R5Sl st v ' ' RiVfl.,, i f L 15 V 1 W llT eNfo V Le Ce Ctg f ri w 9 ? , A W ' J BSS.X ' cL o 0 eS r ' 01 ' ' 1 ,-. n I V- z ' ' J 7) Ml tr h V b L ' 5 CA c RfX CLul3 ? V Cu KRtN)f evt TS wj ,y V R I l c L ' 1 5 A tr F3 R D 1 C K ■ ifyRf) Ry c toZ H0ty r U. ' £C Cl h 0 ‘ ,0 (=«mic 3 y 0 ' HhNC a f j , y ' s . .,, -5r CflHEW C , C € C £ - «T IW a i f ' C � 6IK 4 W„ C� R 4 STUDENT COOPERATIVE BOARD OFFICERS President Jim Petteway Vice-President .Jack Kolcum Secretary Jeanne Tillery Sponsor Mr. Stephen Acierno MEMBERS Anderson, Mary Frances Anderson, Phyllis Barfoot, Katie Brittingham, Peggy Carpenter, Eva Clements, Jack Dudenhouser, William Faris, Betsy Gearhart, John Giddings, Nancy Hayward, Frances Houpt, Betty Imus, Dick King, Doris Kolcum, Jack Lake, Jean Lerner, Bob Marshall, Anne Neal, Alene Nealon, Joe Patrick, Cynthia Pearsall, Jean Petteway, Jim Powell, Henley Sale, T. W. Schoonmaker, Eleanor Tillery, Jeanne Wilson, T. H. Page Forty-three STUDENT ASSISTANTS Student Assistants are Junior and Senior girls who assist in the offices of the Principal and the Dean of Girls, aid new students in orientating themselves, and act as hostesses at school functions. The purpose of this organization is to provide a medium of growth for girls and to promote student understanding of administrative problems. The requirements are: Regularity in attendance. Satisfactory effort in work. Neat appearance. General desire to work agreeably and efficiently. Respect for student body and faculty. MEMBERS Brevoort, Esther Brown, Helen Burbank, Lucile Davenport, Doris Diggs, Jeanette Guillette, Virginia Kirkpatrick, Margaret Long, Dorothy Morris, Willadean Sponsor: Oakley, Mary Payne, Mary Lou Robbins, Aileen Schoonmaker, Eleanor Scott, Jeanne Stinneford, Barbara Taylor, Alice Tillery - , Jeanne Whitted, Ruth Mrs. Harold Ruggles, Dean of Girls Page Forty-four JOURNALISM CLUB PURPOSE To give students who are interested in journalism the opportunity to learn something about news gathering and writing; to give the people of our community information about the classes and extra curricula activities of our school. Editor-in-ChieJ Betty Cock Sub-Editor Lucile Burbank Secretary-Treasurer Mildred Thomas Sponsor Mrs. Jessie S. Stinneford MEMBERS Avery, Jane Bentley, Elsie Love Broderick, Irene Brundage, Margery Burbank, Lucile Chisholm, Ruby Cock, Betty Dawson, May Edgar, Mary Jane Ferguson, Marylyn Gustafson, Barbara Harton, Dorothy Haywood, Iris Wallace, Mildred Hopcraft, June Kennedy, Nancy Mayes, Gloria Mason, Shirley Neal, Alene Scott, Jean Smith, Carolyn Stinneford, Barbara Thomas, Mildred Thornton, Lena Walker, Shirley Watkins, Bertie Lee Wright, Mary Elizabeth Page Forty-five @tb5on P WL Mvsselmnn 9T 53. Williams (Ernestine GiharUs ypkt EL ATENEO ESPANOL Motto: Siernpre Adelante Colors: Rojo y Amarillo Flower: Calendula Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Ham OFFICERS El Presidente Charles Hewins La Vice-Presidente Doris Davenport La Secretaria . J ANE Pugh La Tesorera Patricia Gibson Official de Or den Jim Petteway MEMBERS Albertson, Eugene Ammons, Betty Blankenship, Joyce Bond, Margaret Brittingham, Jane Brittingham, Peggy Brown, Helen Burns, Nita Craigs, Mary Davenport, Doris Faris, Betsy Gibson, Patricia Hewins, Charles Houpt, Betty Isley, Pat Johnson, William Lewis, Ellen Marshall, Anne Martin, Lillian Minter, Juanita Mugler, Anna Mugler, Joan Outten, Frances Petteway, James Powell, Virginia Pugh, Jane Robbins, Alene Rogers. Grover Lee Sale, T. W. Scott, Alice Selby, Horace Smith, Caroline Stacey, Margaret Stinneford, Barbara Taylor, Nellie Tignor, Doris Verkunas, Regina Wasserman, Moe Westphal, Stella Wilson, Alice Zehrbach, Bobbie Lee Page Forty-eight LATIN CLUB The name of this club is Romani Hodierni and the purpose is to promote fuller appreciation of Roman life and literature. Any person taking Latin may become a member of the Latin Club if he desires to do so. Flower: Purple Pansy Motto: Carpe Diem Sponsor: Miss Lorraine Hf.inemann OFFICERS President Julia Taylor Vice-President Helen Brown Secretary Mary Frances Anderson I reasurer Harry Waters MEMBERS Anderson, Jean Lamar, Myra Anderson, Mary Frances McCormick, Jim Anderson, Pat McCormick, Virginia Argo, Bobby Mimms, Jean Bates, Betty Nesmith, Nancy Bentley, Elsie Love Patrick, Cynthia Boyd, Pauline Perfater, Bobby Brown, Helen Phillips, Mary Allen Burt, Curtis Rogers, Marion Creasy, Irene Spratley, Ned Curtis, Jane Taylor, Alice Drummond, Jean Taylor, Julia Edwards, Betty Tysinger, Bob Estes, Mary Waters, Harry Freeman, Jean Watkins, Virginia Ferguson, William Wikstrom, Donald Harmon, Benny York, Bobby Hughes, Helen Outten, Frances Johnson, Betty Lou Payne, Mary Lou Lewis, Carol Jones, Phyllis Page Forty-nine LA CERCLE FRANCAIS The aim of this club is to promote interest in the study of French. Flower: Fleur-de-lis Color: Red, White and Blue Motto: Toujour s en Avant LES OFFICERS Le President Jeanne Tillery Le Vice-President Lem Robertson Le Secretaire-Treasarie Shirley Elliott La Conseillere Mlle. Barbara Baruzzi LES MEMBERS Cumming, Louise Sealey, Marie Elliott, Shirley Tillery, Jeanne Barbour, Ann Cock, Betty Millard, Martha Stacey, Rosalyn Haywood, Iris Riggins, Taylor, Alice S cHOONMAKER, ELEANOR Burbank, Lucile Jones, Evelyn Myers, Myrtle Breen, John Wenzinger, Carl Robertson, Lem Lassiter, Jimmy Billy Page Fifty CURRENT EVENTS CLUB President Vice-President .... Secretary- T reasurer . Sponsor (Junior-Senior) OFFICERS . . . . Alice Taylor Julia Taylor Ann Barbour Miss Mabel Spratley Anderson, Jean Barbour, Ann Brown, Helen Gumming, Louise Cutler, Jean Dutton, Connie MEMBERS Forrest, Imogene Johnston, Bob Jones, Evelyn Lerner, Bob Lassiter, James Millard, Martha Nettles, Shirley Peake, Jack Riggins, Billy Taylor, Alice Taylor, Julia Tucker, William Turney, Lorene President Vice-President .... Secretary Treasurer ( F reshman-Sophomore ) OFFICERS Miriam Rogers Jean Freeman Emmett Bradley Billy Hopkins Sponsor Miss Elsie Gay Lane Amory, Ann Anderson, Mary Anderson, Phyllis Bentley, Elsie Bowen, Mary Boyd, Pauline Bradley, Emmett Brown, Helen Brundage, Marjorie Creasy, Irene Edgar, Mary Jane Freeman, Jean Gardner, Winifred Harmon, Benny Hopkins, Billy Johnston, Betty Lamar, Myra Lawson, Iola Lingenfei.ses, Eddie Lupinacci, Dolores Manderson, Phillida Mims, Jean McCormick, Jim Patrick, Cynthia Philbrook, Mary Phillips, Mary Allen Rogers, Miriam Ryan, Pat Shackelford, Billy Sherman, Buddy Smith, Ashely Sneed, Frances Stewart, Jackie Tysinger, Paul Watlington, Peggy Williamson, Carolyn Williamson, Esther MEMBERS 4 Page Fifty-one GIRLS ' MONOGRAM CLUB President Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Jane Brittingham Aileen Robbins J o Ann Dewev Miss Kathryn Bully MEMBERS Brittingham, Jane Brevort, Ester Dewey, Jo Ann Estes, Mary Gardner, Juliette Giddings, Nancy Lawless, Ruth Ann Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kaufman, Colleen Stewart, Margaret Bowen, Pearl Naber, Doris Austin, Alene Pugh, Jane Elliott, Shirley Diggs, Jeanette Willock, Tony Scott, Jean Mays, Gloria Anderson. Phyllis Lewis, Carol Robbins, Aileen McMenamin, Dorothy Pridgen, Virginia Gustafson, Barbara Newell, Dorothy Verrel, Betty Page Fifty-two ESTHER BURDICK LIBRARY CLUB The aim of the club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in libraries and library service, to stimulate reading interest, and to improve the library service of the school. OFFICERS President Babe Hughes Vice-President Jeanette Diggs Secretary May Dawson T reasurer Shirley Elliott Sponsor MEMBERS Jane Saunders Ai.locca, Mary Hayward, Frances Austin, Alene Hosier, Oris Bishop, Bettye Hughes. Babe Bradd, Elva Ironmonger, Ethlyn Bussenger, Frances Lake, Jean Byrd, Estelle Luke, Marjorie Carroll, Agnes Mansfield, June Cumming, Vivian Lee McMenamin, Dorothey Dawson, May Marsh, Toppy Diggs, Jeannette Nock, Hester Dresser, Ellen Pearsall, Jean Edwards, Peggy Price, Marguerite Elliott, Shirley Postle, Elsie Griggs, Lillian Tillery, Jeanne Griggs, Pauline Verei.l, Betty Griggs, Vivian Whitehead, Nancy Gunther, Jackie Wiggins, Shirley Hayward, Betty Lew Williams, Evelyn Wilson, Jane Page Fifty-three HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized on February 8, 1940. Any girls who are interested in Home Economics are eligible for membership. The club was organized to promote a greater interest in Home Economics and to help with other school activities. OFFICERS President Alene Austin Vice-President Lois Cabel Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Long Sponsor Miss Mary Moore MEMBERS Austin, Alene Cabel, Lois Long, Dorothy Bradd, Elva Carmines, Mildred Chisholm, Ruby Dutton, Connie Beattie, Alma Holmes, Phyllis Jones, Evelyn Mitchel, Leila Saunders, Marian Turney, Lorene Page Fifty-Jour BOOKKEEPING CLUB Colors: Green and While Motto: Books in Balance Flower: Red Rose President Vice-President . . . . Secretary- T reasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Pearl Bowen Ruth Crum Betty Beard Miss Fallie B. Darden MEMBERS Bartron, Ralph Beard, Betty Blankenship, Joyce Bond, Margaret Bowen, Pearl Carroll, Agnes Charles, Ernestine Crum, Ruth C-urtis, Ann Curtis, Jean Freeman, Ada Mae Fuller, Henrietta Griggs, Lillian Griggs, Pauline Griggs, Vivian Harris, Sarah Harton, Dorothy Hayes, Virginia Holloway, Virginia Hosier, Oris May Howard, Juanita Hurley, Mabel Judd, Joan Cuck, Amy Martin, Lillian Mason, Elvin McLaughan, Margaret Morgan, Lucille Morris, Willadean Mugler, Ann Negele, Naomi Pass, Vivian Powell, Virginia Price, Eleanor Pridgen, Virginia Scott, Jean Smith, Charlotte Taylor, Nellie Taylor, Sybil Tucker, Ann Vanchunas, Regina Westphall, Stella White, Elise Page Fifty-five SCIENCE CLUB This, the second year of the Hampton High School Science Club, has shown a rapid increase toward an interest in science as it affects us all today. Its national affiliation with the Science Club of America marks this year as especially eventful, in that this honor is awarded to but few high school scientific societies. OFFICERS President Robert Lerner Vice-President ... Jack Lawson Secretary Terry Carter Treasurer Charles Hewins Sponsor . Paul W. Musselman Sponsor Stephen C. Acierno MEMBERS Baldwin, Allen Buckley, Bill Carter, Terry Derby, Luther F arwick, Bernard Gearhart, John Hewins, Charles Johnston, Robert Lawson, Bobby Lawson, Earl Lawson, Jack Lerner. Marvin Lerner, Robert Riggins, Billy Wagner, Bruce Page Fifty-six Higgins, Frank Hutton, Albert James, Leon Johnson, David Long, Harold Marshall, Bob Sharman, Arthur Spencer, Earl White, Bob Wilem, Frank The Audiographic Staff came into being in the fall of 1939 and since that time this group has been active in providing for the school a corps of trained operators for the motion picture equipment, for visual aids, and for amplifying equipment used in connection with the school ' s program. Only outstanding students from the Vocational Shop are selected for this group by the Advisor. The Audiographic Staff meets each week for discussion of some of the types of equipment used, and individual members fill assignments for operation of equipment whenever necessary. 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 way that will assure its most satis- factory operation. During the year, this group has shown its ability in many ways. They were responsible for installing and operating the sound amplifying equipment used at most of the events held in the stadium. They cooperated with the Civilian Defense Program in making possible the use of a “roving microphone” in Darling Memorial Park during the demonstration of incendiary bomb control. They projected motion pictures at John M. Willis, Armstrong, Francis Asbury and Phoebus Schools, and they also gave their aid to several service organizations in Hampton. Page Fifty-seven BOYS’ CAMERA CLUB The Boys’ Camera Club was started in November. 1939, by Mr. Richard H. Gibson, Mechan- ical Drawing Instructor. Its membership is composed of fifteen boys who remain members as long as they maintain satisfactory citizenship in all subjects. The main purpose of this club is to further the knowledge of photography and to promote its educational value through group discussion and actual participation in photographic work. OFFICERS President Terry Carter Vice-President Dean Luce Secretary-Treasurer . . . Earl Adams Sponsor Richard H. Gibson Adams, Earl Bagley, Dick Bartron, Thomas Bentzel, Thomas Buckley, Billy Carter, Terry Farwick, Bernard MEMBERS Gear, Thomas Hewins, Charles Lawson, Bobby Lawson, Earl Lawson, Jack Livers, Harry Luce, Dean Weston, Billy Page Fifty-eight 16 Y. B. M. CLUB President . . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Tr easurer . . . Sponsor Billy Weston Chester Newell William Johnson Ross Cramer F. L. Lynch MEMBERS Bartron, Thomas Clements, Jack Cramer, Bob Croswell, John Denton, Gene Hollingsworth, Jack Lawson, Billy Lockwood, Billy Lockwood, Charles Masser, Edward Nicholas, Jack Norvell, Berkley Page Fifty-nine THE PICKED CHORUS The Picked Chorus is composed of the former Glee Club members whose interest and. work have made such a group possible. This chorus along with the Girls Glee Club represented Hampton High School at the State Music Festival in Richmond on April 24. Director Miss Gwendolyn Holler Accompanist Mary Estes MEMBERS Brittingham, Jane Cock, Betty Davenport, Doris Gary, Francis Hawks, Betty Holmes, Phyllis Newell, Dorothie Nock, Hester Sopranos Osterhaus, Helen Robbins, Aileen Saunders, Myrtle Stewart, Margaret Swortz, Elsie Tignor, Doris Turney, Lorene Wattington, Shirley Wood, Jeanne Altos Austin, Alene Bradd, Elva Cable, Lois Carpenter, Eva Fogelburg, Anne Griggs, Vivian Lawson, Iola Tenors Long, Dorothy Mansfield, June Neal, Alene Saunders, Marian Snul, Frances Whitehead, Nancy Wiggens, Shirley Buckley, Bill Cameron, Bill Cogan, Kenneth Cutler, Jean Ashby, Abel Balmer, Fred Bowen, Luther Dale, J. P. Disharoon, Paul Basses Harmon, Henry Heflin, George Lamb, Edward Mann, Harry Simmons, Kenneth Van Gordon, Andrew Page Sixty I Instructor F. L. Lynch Drum Major Billy Weston The Hampton High School Band, under the direction of F. L. Lynch, has completed again another successful season. In the fall, the Band marched and played at all the football games; this spring a joint concert of the Glee Clubs and Band was held, the proceeds were used as finances toward the transportation to the Annual State Music Festival in Richmond, where they received a rating of Good. In addition to providing music for the high school plays and some civic events, the Band played for Class Day and Commencement Exercises. Flutes: Moore, Doris Watson, LaVinia Clarinets: Freeman, Jean Gentry, Russell Hitchens, Billy Johnson, William Lewis, Jewel Mae Lockwood, Charles Magnus, George Mason, Betty Masser, Edward Morefield, Catherne Perfater, Bobby Petteway, Jim Spratley, Ned Wright, Mary Elizabeth MEMBERS Saxophones: Ezell, Virginia Guilette, Dora Sutton, Shirley Williamson, Caroline Trumpets: Bradley, Emmett Cameron, Bill Clements, Jack Lawson, Billy Newell, Chester Nicholas, Jack Norvel, Berkley Alto Horns: Bartron, Thomas Denton, Jean Hoover, Virginia French Horns: Cogan, Elmer Morgan, Lucille Trombones: Mitchell, William Baritones: Cramer, Ross Croswell, John Hedgepeth, John Basses : Cramer, Bob Gary, Fred Drums: Cogan, Kenneth Gardner, Matt McBride, William Smith, Bobby Stoneman, Paul Tennis, Robert Weston, William Page Sixty-one THE NATIONAL THESPIANS National Dramatic Honor Society for High Schools TROUPE 300 President Alsee May Hughes Vice-President Robert White Secretary Henley Powell Treasurer . ... Jack Kolcum Director . ... Miss Virginia Riley Stage Director Mr. Luther Machen Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Boyenton HONOR THESPIANS Hughes, Aisee May Payne, Mary Lou Tillery, Jeanne White, Robert THESPIANS Bartron, Ralph Brown, Porty Fuller. Henrietta Isley, Pat Powell, Henley Rucgi.es, Richard JUNIOR THESPIANS Cock, Betty Davenport, Doris Davidson, Charles Whitehead, Nancy Kolcum, Jack Parsons, Lewis Pugh, Andy PLEDGES Pai e Sixty-fire Diggs. Jeanette Kirkpatrick, Margaret GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS President Jeanne Tillery Vice-President Ethelyn Ironmonger Secretary Doris Davenport Treasurer Mary Lou Payne Sponsor Luther W. Machen Sponsor Miss Elizabeth H. Boyenton Sponsor Miss Frances C. Bosworth Sponsor Miss Virginia Riley Bartron, Ralph Brown, Porty Carter, Terry Carroll, Agnes Cock, Betty Cumming, Vivian Lee Davenport. Doris Davidson, Charles Diggs, Jeanette Dudenhausen, William Elliott, Shirley Fuller, Henrietta Fuller, Rosemary Gandy, Peaches Gunther, Jackie Guillette, Virginia Heflin, George MEMBERS Hughes, Babe Hughes, Helen Imus, Richard Ironmonger, Ethelyn Isley, Pat Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kolcum, Jack Lake, Jean Lawson, Jack Lerner, Marvin Long, Dorothey Lupinacci, Delores Mays, Gloria Manderson, Phillida Marshall, Anne Marshall, Bob Neal, Alene Parsons, Lewis Payne, Mary Lou Powell, Henley Price, Marguerite Pugh, Andy Rogers, Grover Lee Ruggles, Dick Schoonmaker, Eleanor Selby, Horace Shelton, Lorraine Stacey, Roslyn Tillery, Jeanne Volkmer, LeRoy Waters, Harry White, Bob Whitehead, Nancy Willock, Antoinette Woolvin, Jimmy Stewart, Charles Long, Harold Petteway, J im Sale, T. W. Smith, Bob Wallace, Eddie West, Henry Wilson, Jane Wilson, T. H. Robertson, Lem Bentzel, Thomas Croswell, John Cutler, Jean Edgar, Mary Jane Hayes, Jennie Higgins, Frank Hitchens, Billy James, Leon INACTIVE MEMBERS PLEDGES Wood, Jeanne Page Sixty-six GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB PLAYS The Garrick Dramatics Club, of Hampton High School, was founded April 15, 1932, by R. E. T. Lewis, Mrs. Kathryn Pace Cameron and Mrs. Margaret Patrick Wood. The club derived its name from David Garrick, an eminent English actor of the Eighteenth Century. The requirements for membership are interest in dramatics, satisfactory scholar- ship, and participation in school activities. Through the support of the faculty and student body, the Garrick Dramatics Club 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,” “Footloose,” “Bridal Chorus,” “The Bat,” “Swing Fever,” and “Spring Fever.” The plays produced in the season of 1941 and 1942 were directed by Miss Virginia Riley. The fall production was “Tiger House,” a mystery comedy in three acts, by Robert St. Clair. The cast for Thursday night consisted of Nancy Whitehea 1, Terry Carter, Mary Lou Payne, Roslyn Stacey, Porty Brown, Marvin Lerner Richard Imus, Anne Marshall, Charles Davidson and Eleanor Schoonmaker. The Friday night’s cast was as follows: Nancy Whitehead, Jack Lawson, Betty Cock, Doris Davenport, Andy Pugh, Lorraine Shelton, Richard Imus, Phillida Manderson, Charles Stewart and Eleanor Schoonmaker. Jeanne Tillery was Student Director and the Business Staff was as follows: Student Business Manager, Babe Hughes; Publicity Manager, Henley Powell; Assistants, Anne Barbour, William Dudenhausen, Jackie Gunther, Grover Lee Rogers and May Dawson; Sales Manager, Margaret Kirkpatrick; Assistants, Alene Neal, Virginia Guillette, Charles Whiting, Elva Bradd, Billy Hitchens, Toni Willock, Horace Selby and Thomas Bentzel. The following served on the stage: Manager, Bob White; Electricians, Bob Marshall and Harold Long; Engineer, Jimmy Roane; Carpenter, Albert Hutton; Properties, Lem Robertson and Jimmy Woolvin; Make-up, Pat Isley; Assistants, Dorothy Long, Juliette Gardner and Gloria Mays; Wardrobe, Henrietta Fuller; Assistants, Shirley Elliott, Barbara Stinneford, Richard Ruggles and Lewis Parsons. The House Manager was Jack Kolcum and the Ushers were: Floyd Bradd, Eric Ahlmark, Pat O’Brien, Chuck Morris, Bobby McIntyre, Harry Mann and Wendell Fuller. The spring play was “The Mummy and the Mumps,” by Larry E. Johnson. This time there was only one cast with understudies. The cast was as follows: T. H. Wilson, Betty Cock, Jeanette Diggs, Nancy Whitehead, John Croswell, Porty Brown, Toni Willock, Jim Petteway, Henley Powell and Bob Smith. The understudies were: Dick Imus, Alice Taylor, Dorothy Long, Peaches Gandy, William Dudenhausen, Terry Carter, Margaret Kirkpatrick, Eddie Wallace, Jackie Gunther and Billy Moore. Mary Lou Payne was Student Director. The Business Staff was as follows: Student Manager, Doris Davenport; Sales Manager, Harry Waters; Assistants, Alene Neal, Virginia Guillette, Billy Hitchens; Horace Selby, T. W. Sale, Jean Cutler, James Woolvin and Betty Lee Williams, Publicity Manager, Lewis Parsons; Assistants, Julia Taylor, Anne Barbour, Grover Lee Rogers, Louise Vann, Billy Hopkins and Irene Broderick. The Typists were: Babe Hughes and Jennie Hayes. Those who served on the stage were: Manager, Bob White; Electrician, Bob Marshall; Assistant, Leon James; Carpenter, Henry West; Engineers, Harold Long and Frank Higgins; Properties, Ralph Bartron and Henrietta Fuller; Make-up Manager, Gloria Mays; Assistants, Aileen Robbins, Jeanne Wood and Jane Wilson; Wardrobe, Anne Marshall; Assistants, Marvin Lerner, Eleanor Schoonmaker and Jeanne Tillery. The House Manager was Jack Lawson and his Ushers were: Bobby McIntyre, Thomas Bentzel, Richard Ruggles, Andy Pugh, Harry Mann, Harry Kolcum and Charles Davidson. In addition to the Garrick Dramatics Club, Hampton High School is affiliated 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 fra- ternity in the high school. A minimum of two hundred dramatic credits, or two major and two minor roles, is required for election. Page Sixty-seven Act TJlree Scene One MlSsHamptonHljh tV 0 , Vo - s Aci Two Scene Tu ' o Sfay ? Hand Page Sixty-eight CHEER LEADERS Head Cheer Leader Rosemary Fuller Sponsor Miss Kathryn Bully Elliott, Shirley Diggs, Jeanette McLltre, Betty Willock, Toni Robbins, Alene Kirkpatrick, Margaret Verell, Betty SUBSTITUTES Pugh, Jane Austin, Alene YELL Give ’em a yell Give ’em a yell Give ’em a good substantial yell Yeh team Yeh team Fight! Fight! Fight! Page Seventy-one FOOTBALL 1941 Head Coach Assistant Coach . . . Assistant Coach. . . Manager Assistant Manager Assistant Manager Co-Captain Co-Captain J . M. Eason . . . Fred Kilpatrick Stephen C. Acierno J. B. Rector . . . Richard Rowell Conway Adams . . .Wendell Fuller Floyd Bradd Player Position Weight M. Bradley End 168 W. Covington End 165 P. Disharoon End 165 G. Heflin End 175 E. Ahlmark Tackle 190 C. Morris Tackle 170 J. Rhea Tackle 155 B. Tuck Tackle 170 O. Garrison Guard 170 K. Simmons Guard 155 G. Sorrell Guard 162 W. Albertson Back 162 F. Balmer Back 160 F. Bradd Back 170 G. Edmonds Back 160 B. Lex Back 155 H. Mann Back 165 B. Rickett Back 150 J. Kolcum Center 155 E. Chalkley Center 162 Q. Hardy Center 150 Page Seventy-two FOOTBALL SUMMARY HAMPTON 32 — CRADOCK 0 The Crabbers successfully opened their season by easily downing the out-classed Admirals with a score of 32-0. Halfback Bernie Rickett was the star of the day and proved himself worthy of being in the first string line up. HAMPTON 0— BENEDICTINE 0 Two evenly matched teams battled furiously on Darling Field to no avail. A scoreless deadlock resulted. Hampton threatened in the end, however, by opening a deadly aerial attack, making long gains. HAMPTON 0— MAURY 6 Hampton held the favored Mauryites to the small score of 6-0, yielding ground stubbornly. The lone Maury score came in the second period tallied by Keller. HAMPTON 0— SALEM 14 Plucky Andrew Lewis High invaded Hampton to hand us a defeat of 14-0. Lightweight Co-Captain Garrett scored once and converted twice after touchdowns. HAMPTON 6— T. JEFFERSON 19 The Crabbers made a brilliant showing at Richmond despite the fact that we bowed to the Teejays 19-6. Hampton’s score came in the third period when Rickett ' s pass to Bradd provided for the payoff. HAMPTON 0— HOPEWELL 6 Hopewell’s undefeated Blue Devils came to Hampton expecting an easy victory. However, they were thoroughly disillusioned. Only in the second period, through beautiful interference, did they happen to score. The conversion was blocked and from then on the game was uneventful. HAMPTON 8— GRANBY 34 The Crabbers were thoroughly the underdog when we met Granby’s Champions on Foreman Field. We did what was unexpected by scoring 8 points on them, two on a safety and 6 from a pass of Rickett’s to Edmonds. HAMPTON 20— LYNCHBURG 6 Glass High suffered ignominious defeat when Hampton invaded Lynchburg and downed the Senators 20-6. Rickett crossed the goal twice, Bradd once, Bradd also converting after two touchdowns. HAMPTON 6— NEWPORT NEWS 6 One of the most heartbreaking games of the season was played on Thanks- giving Day! Hampton scored in the first minutes of play resulting from Rickett’s pass to Bradd over the goal line. From then on Hampton outplayed the Typhoon, but Lady Luck was not on our side. The Typhoon score came in the third period on a line plunge by Williams. Both teams failed to convert. Page Seventy-three BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Assistant . . . . Manager . . . Assistant . . . . Assistant . . . . Assistant . . . . Co-Captain . . Co-Captain . . John H. Yokemick Stephen C. Acierno Harold Kolcum . Woodfin Patrick Bubba Barham . Robert Lawson Fred Balmer John Carmines BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1942 Games Won Scores 1. Poquoson (Here) 42- 4 2. Woodrow Wilson (Here) 37-33 3. Maury (Here) 33-32 4. Newport News (There). . 33-29 5. Matthew Whaley (Here) 48-22 6. Granby (There). 41-38 Games Lost Scores 1. Granby (Here) 31 21 2. Benedictine (There) 25-22 3. Thomas Jefferson (There) 35-12 4. Thomas Jefferson (Here) 23-19 5. W. M. Frosh (There) 52-31 6. Suffolk (There) 48-36 7. W. Wilson (There) 39-24 8. Newport News (Here). . . . . 41-33 9. Benedictine (Here) 34-30 10. Maury (There) 47-26 SQUAD Varsity P. Disharoon . . . . G F. Balmer. F J. Carmines G J. P. Dale. G J. Roane C B. Lex F B. Smith C D. Rowell F G. Edmonds . G T. Watson F M. Bradley C R. Johnson . . G Junior Varsity R. Willis F R. Cramer . . . . F B. Cramer C J. Nicholas . . . . C P. O ' Brien F B. Moore . . F C. Adams F R. Gentry G D. Maston G B. Marshall . . C Page Seventy-Jour BASKETBALL SUMMARY The Hampton High School Basketball Team, captained by Lred Balmer and Johnny Carmines, enjoyed a fairly successful season, threatening repeatedly to wrest the tidewater championship from their arch-rivals, Newport News. Throughout the season, players and students alike, showed great spirit and willingness to cooperate. Winning a total of five games out of eleven, the Crabbers split games with Maury, Woodrow Wilson, Newport News, Granby and annihilated Matthew Whaley. Accompanying the Varsity to most of their games the Junior Varsity made a great showing in the games they played and proved to be good material for next season. Page Seventy-five Coach Assistant Coach Captain M anager TRACK SQUAD J. M. Eason Fred Kilpatrick . Floyd Bradd . . Kenny Simmons G. Edmonds Hurdles Sprints B. Moore Mile B. Rickett Field Events Sprints W. Starkey Middle Distance F. Balmer Field Events J. Kolcum Hurdles T. Marshall Sprints W. Fuller Hurdles P. Disharoon Sprints R. Gentry Hurdles R. Nelson Middle Distance K. Outten Pole Vault R. Willis Middle Distance C. Morris Field Events H. Kolcum Middle Distance J. B. Rector Field Events J. Linkous Field Events C. Snyder Field Events L. Ragland Middle Distance G. Heflin Field Events G. Denton E. Garrison Field Events G. Sorrell Mile E. Goddin Mile F. Bradd Field Events Sprints SCHEDULE April 7 Maury (There) April 14 Newport News (There) April 18 Eastern Tidewater Norfolk April 22 Granby (There) April 25 Tidewater Williamsburg May 2 Portsmouth (There) May 9 State Meet Charlottesville Page Seventy-six ■■■« ; TRACK SQUAD Coach . J. M. Eason lisistanl Coach Frf.d Kilpatrick Captain Floyd Bradd Manager Kenny Simmons Mile Middle Distance Hurdles Hurdles Hurdles Pole Vault Field Events Field Events Field Events Field Events Field Events Mile Field Events Sprints G. Edmonds Hurdles Sprints B. Moore B. Rickftt Field Events Sprints V. Starkey F. Bm mkr Field Events J. Kolccm T. Marshall Sprints W. Fuller P Disharoon Sprints R. Gentry R Net. son Middle Distance K. Outten R. Willis Middle Distance C. Morris H. Kolctm Middle Distance J. B. Rector J. Linkuus Field Events !. Snyder L. Ra i and Middle Distance G. Heflin G Di n ion F Garrison G Sorrell Mile E. Goddjn April 7 April 1 4 April lfc F. Hr add SCHEDULE Maury Newport News Em tern Tidewater (There) (There) Norfolk April 22 Granby (There) April 25 Tidewater Williamsburg May 2 Portsmouth • ( There) May V State Meet Charlottesville Page Seuzt) ' -stx mm ifi HenUy Pow l| Uff amt ,ffce|4- Pat 111 ey Hull T«nn� X Rojemary Fuller Lorraine Shelton Peggy |T J war Js Henry Harmon JiiCe Taylor Charles tfeu m f Tom UUillocK Porty flrOwn RL A dvertising Co Margaret KtrkpairUk Floyd Oradd Floyd Byadd ETf ' ttai ' Brev or t Tom a -izel Mary Lou Payne Terr y C arior Shirley Ellio ' t Floyd P raJd y R� bcrj- Corner wi 7 , ' T® 1 L t j§ 1 J ft J V yi ,i i , m A TOAST TO OUR ADVERTISERS (The guys who make our Annual possible and yet get less credit than anybody except the Advertising Staff.) Here’s to the Grocers, the Florists, the Druggists, The Bakers, the Butchers, the Banks; Here’s to the Merchants who gave us these ads, Our heartiest greetings and thanks ! The 1942 Krabba. Page Eighty-three OUR BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES of HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL The Citizens National Bank of HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Q O X MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Wythe Esso Servicenter “Service with a smile” WASHING POLISHING Verified Esso Lubrication Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. Selden’s Dairy “THE MARK OF QUALITY” Dial: 3051 Hampton, Va. ATTENTION, STUDENTS V 1 YOU, as future citizens of Hampton, should know “WHERE TO BUY IT” , w ' All Kinds Insurance - Real Estate X LRCK€y-SfiUriD€RS 1 1 E. Queen Street Hampton, Va. Compliments of J. f. Vansant Soft Drinks Sandwiches and Tobaccos Electric Avenue at Franklin Street Compliments of Wythe Cleaners Dial: 5516 2519 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. FOR TRUE LIVING COMFORT. . . INSIST UPON NOLAND COMPANY PLUMBING FIXTURES AND HEATING EQUIPMENT . . . YOU’LL BE SO PROUD! Electrical Supplies — Paints and Supplies — Fire King Gas Ranges Shallow and Deep Well Pumps— Pipe and Fittings Noland Company, Inc. 27th and Virginia Avenue Newport New r s, Va. Wilkins Provision Co., Inc. K Wholesale MEATS AND PROVISIONS X Phone: Newport News 6-1671 Perry, Lawson, Judd Corporation X GENERAL CONTRACTORS X 306 Nelson Building X Phone: N. N. 7-1341 Monroe Transfer Storage Co. Moving and Commercial Hauling of all Kinds rj O gup gup Phone: 241, 122-23rd Street, Newport News, Va. Dial: 3911, Poplar Avenue, Hampton, Va., Opp. C. O. R. R. Depot hSZtchman.’ 6 YOUTH CENTER Boys’ — Girls’ and Infants’ Wear Newport News, Va. 3202 Wash. Ave. Wright ' s Open Air Market Daily arrivals of fresh fruits and produce direct from grower to consumer FRESHER CHEAPER Smithfield Ham Kecoughtan Road STUDENTS’ and YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING Make this new and modern store your Headquarters where you can always find “THE BEST ON THE PENINSULA” vy ry O grp HteA-tfieinie ' i-G.on.ne ' i Go-. Dial: Hampton 5966 Barclay Sons Jewelers CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS 2912 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. Freeman Pur Salon 3406 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. Morgan-Marrow Co. REAL ESTATE, RENTAL and INSURANCE Agents DIAL: 4121 John G. Kolbe FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT X 311 E. Main Street Richmond, Ya. Oysters Planters and Packers Established 1884 Dial: 5321 J. S. Darling Son HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 200-Ton Marine Railway - - Boat Building and Repairs Ice and Cold Storage Plant Best Small Boat Harbor in Virginia Hampton Steam Laundry LAUNDRY, CLEANING and PRESSING One Call Does All Dial: 3391 M. M. Mann ' s Store QUALITY CONFECTIONERIES School Supplies a Specialty Opp. John M. Willis School Dial: 3776 YOUR EDUCATION has been seriously neglected unless you know the many advantages of trading at Woodward Drug Stores, Inc. “Sudden Service” — Cut-Rate Prices Hampton and Phoebus Dial: 3354 Dial: 5491 R. F. Slaughter Lumber Corporation LUMBER, MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS Mallory Street and C. O. Phoebus, Va. Dial: 4381 A. W. Sinclair HARDWARE, PAINTS, FARMER SUPPLIES Dial: 4511 44 W. Queen Street Hampton, Va. L. F. Fulghum Jeweler A Complete Line of Greeting Cards 11 W. Queen Street Dial: 4251 Hampton, Virginia We Offer a Complete Photographic Service to Hampton and Peninsula iey te d. Mudia MAKERS OF H. H. S. ANNUAL PORTRAITS cS eJ 1 ' gup gup Two Studios to Serve You 106-108 East Queen Street Hampton, Virginia 132-32nd Street Newport News, Virginia John L. Hutton Oil Company FUEL OIL— OIL BURNERS AND OIL BURNER SERVICE Dial: Hampton 6216 4307 Kecoughtan Road COAL WOOD Bubber Chisman FUEL 222 West Queen Street Dial: 3811 Esso Products Fuel Oil Gasoline Bank of Hampton Roads o o 3214 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. ' W ' ' W ' Q Q Wythe Center Elizabeth City County You are never a stranger after your first visit Little Museum A Full Line of Sandwiches H. V. Parker, Prop. Dial: 6812 815 Jackson Street Hampton Come into .... Eat More Grill 36 East Queen Street For Good Eats at Fair Prices Phone: N. N. 5-1943 Lifetime Furnishings (Summon b Antique Antiques Handmade Reproductions Repairing — Upholstering 820 Kecoughtan Hampton, Va. FOR THE MODERN UP KEEP SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR . . . Try . . . SHELLUBRICATION Forbes’ Service ( jannaway 1 _3i66,s Center SUPER SERVICE X - 4 X Queen Street Cor. N. King and Mallory X X Dial: 6949 Hampton Dial: 4891 Hampton Hunt Oil Company Armstrong Point Marine Service Agents SHELL PRODUCTS - - - FUEL OIL FOR BURNERS Dial: 6291 Hampton William H. Guy Real Estate and General Insurance 18 S. King Street Dial: 4261 Miss Sprately: “Why does Missouri stand at the head in mule raising in the U. S.?” Tommy Gear: “Because the other end is dangerous.” Hickory Salt Hamburgers CARL’S LUNCHEONETTE It’s different It’s tastier Indian River 5075 2213 Kecoughtan Road C. W. Amory, Jr. Successor to Amory Holloway SEA-LECT SEAFOOD COMPLIMENTS OF Boulevard Cleaners Curb Service 1108 Kecoughtan Road Dial: 3-1012 Night Phone: Dial: 2-5341 I. R. 5047 i Pcira mo un t f (orist “Flowers for all Occasions” L. E. Diggs 210 33rd Street Proprietor Newport News, Va. Miss Bully: “What do cows eat?” Benn y Harmon: “Milkweed.” Armstrong Land and Improvement Co. Hampton, Virginia Central Restaurant X “Good Meals” — Sometimes “Excellent” — Most of the Time T. W. Sale Prescription Druggist Phone: N. N. 4-1531 Kecoughtan Road and Apple Avenue Compliments of Adams-Gregory Co., Inc. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS O Q 2315 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. Compliments of I. A. Saunders Benthall Brothers Wholesale and Retail G rocers Phoebus, Virginia Dial: 3375 Virginia Phoebus, Diamonds Watches Rings Jewelry Jewelry Company 2809 Washington Avenue Newport News, Ya. Radios Cameras Clocks Elect. Appl. Phone: 7-1661 Dial: 5-1266 s Samuel H. Phillips Real Estate — Insurance Dresses, Suits and Coats Rents — Loans 3110 Wash. Ave., Newport News 2515 Wash. Ave., Newport News Wythe Pharmacy “Drive-in-Drug” Alan R. Day Prescriptions a Specialty 2219 lvecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. Indian River — Dial: 5171 (No Toll) Compliments of Wythe Recreation Center -BOWL— It’s Pleasing, Healthful Recreation Phone: Ind. River 5019 Howard Roberts ELECTRICAL DEALERS Timken Oil Heating 33 W. Queen Street Dial: 3941 Hampton, Virginia Chas. T. Taylor Plumbing and Heating Agent For GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL FURNACES Dial: 4941 17 S. King Street Hampton, Va. Established 1898 College of Hampton Roads WASHINGTON AVENUE and 30th ST. (Lerner Bldg.) Phone: 4804 “ Business Training at Its Best” DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES NOW FORMING IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE ACCOUNTANCY (c. P. A.) BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING SALESMANSHIP ADVERTISING BANKING FINANCE CIVIL SERVICE PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT ENGLISH INCOME TAX MANAGEMENT Special Coaching Civil Service Examination LIFE TIME SCHOLARSHIPS • FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE • HONOR SYSTEM Low Tuition Rates — ENROLL NOW Virginia’s Most Modern Business College New Building — Latest Equipment Best Instructors C . j orom vS o n Compliments of FLORIST D. J. Zephi r Flowers for all Occasions ESSO PRODUCTS and SERVICE Dial: Hampton 5405 Victoria and Armistead Ya. Public Service Make It Do Says Uncle Sam Keep Appliances Repaired COMPLIMENTS OF The Bellamy Ice Cream Co, I NC. ft The K RE AMY KIND Cutler ' s Restaurants Newport News Hampton Phoebus ft Banquet Hall for Club or Private Dinners Thomas Piano Company “Everything Musical” 210 28th Street Newport News, Va. DICK RUGGLES: DOCTOR: So I have to have an anesthetic? Now wait a minute — Don’t expect too much How long will it be before I know anything? of the anesthetic. Learn through the years RADIO STATION WGH The Peninsula’s Systems The Mutual Broadcasting Systems Hampton Roads’ Outlet Newspapers - Magazines Souvenirs X Soda Fountain Lunches X News Depot X At Main Wharf Old Point, Va. ROSES ARE RED VIOLETS ARE BLUE Remember f SUGAR IS SWEET TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES The Typewriter Shop I. B. Milteer Dial 4929 115 E. QUEEN ST. HAMPTON, VA. (Hotel Langley Building) HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL’S 1942 CLASS RINGS and COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Supplied by W. C. Saunders Co. X ' Ha ' exp grp 211 North Seventh Street Richmond, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of FIELD’S 5 10 Qua ittj SSake Shop INC. Children’s Toys, Gifts and Wear Notions Pulling for Hampton Hi WYTHE SHOPPING CENTER 2209 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. F. D. HUNT Northrop Sport Shop I NC. Distributors of F.SSO PRODUCTS rjV X Phone: 2-1132 Fuel Oil Our Specialty V X Dial 3671 Hampton, Va. 430 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. QUALITY PLUS VALUE! You can always count on the best in quality merchandise plus exceptional value, at THE PENDER STORES. Do your shopping there and have money left over for other things. P€nD€R STORES Modern Food Markets — Stores conveniently located throughout Va. and N. C. When you buy, you want to buy something with the quality you can count on. You want the real thing. Your guests want the real thing , too. Coca-Cola is the real thing in refreshment ... with the quality of genuine goodness. You trust its quality BOTTLED UNDER AUTHOR IT OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY NEWPORT NEWS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Richardson Wood X Funeral Home X 509 Marshall Street Phone: 3711 Compliments of CENTER RESTAURANT Roy F. Jackson, Prop. Wythe Shopping Center T. H. Wilson Co. Inc. Feed and Fuel “ In Business Fifty-three Years ” Compliments of duster Sffieauty Shop and Colonial S eauty Shop Rountree Furniture Co. “Hampton’s Progressive Home Furnishers Dial: 4851 Compliments of the Lower Peninsula Theatres X Langley, Lee Rex Pocahontas Trading Post, Inc. X AMOCO GAS AND OIL X Dial: H ampton 6917 Road Service L. D. Amory Co., Inc. WHOLESALE SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS Dial: 3381 or 3382 Hampton Virginia Dedication. . . Who walks down the halls Shaking her hips like a “snake,” Winking her eyes at handsome guys And showing ’em that “Sheridan Shake?” Who was that charming little girl Trying to sing the blues? If you haven’t already guessed it, It’s that “Tooty-Frooty” — “Babe” Hughes. Roller Skating Archery Miniature Golf AT THE old Dominion Recreation Center Jefferson Avenue at 6lst Street Compliments of a Friend Hampton High School Students and Their Folks are Invited to Bring Their Financial Problems Here X “ Financing this Community ' s Progress for Forty Years” The Merchants National Bank Hampton, Virginia “ The W ell Managed Bank Is The Sheet-Anchor of the Community ” Member The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Federal Reserve System Compliments of Epes Stationery Co., Inc. 1 he smiles that make us happy are the smiles of our Satisfied Customers Modern Barber Shop 3010 Washington Avenue Newport News W. L. (Bill) Thigpen All Sanitary It Pays Equipment To Look Well Walter H. Burke WATCHMAKER 115 E. Queen Street Dial: 5839 Hampton Tire and Auto Exchange HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Quality Recapping and Vulcanizing Dial: 4531 142 N. King Street Compliments of The Mayflower PHOEBUS VIRGINIA E. L. Marple Optometrist Dial: 4381 32 W. Queen Street Hampton, 3 a. COMPLIMENTS OF Sue’s Corner Cupboard PHOEBUS VIRGINIA Compliments of ST he Sweet Shop The Home of Home-made Ice Cream Dial: 6091 Phoebus, Va. Compliments of Ferris Confectionery Store Sandwiches P-nuts Hot Dogs Phoebus Virginia Compliments of The Sugar Bowl We Specialize in American and 1 talian Dishes Come in and meet our Chef Tony Phoebus, Va. Phone: 5381 L. N. Newcomb Co., Inc. WHOLESALE FISH and OYSTERS “ Located Right Where They Grow” Old Point Comfort, Va. Hampton High School Students Always Welcome at our Army Navy Stores 19 East Queen Street Hampton 3000 Washington Avenue Newport News Headquarters for Sporting Goods and Outdoor Equipment Jack Isaacs ' Sport Shop X 209 Armistead Avenue Dial: 6542 Decca - Okeh - Columbia Bluebird - Victor “ Music You Want When You Want It!” From classics to swing our melodies ring Sea ey cf - Silk, Uric. 3311 Washington Avenue Phone: N. N. 3-1681 Colonial Cleaners Tailors Queen Street Hampton All Work Neatly Done by Expert Tailor Phone: Lee Hall 2445 Richmond Road Denbigh, Va. Remember Pearl Hardware! Old Point Fish Company Inc. Wholesale Catchers and Shippers of FRESH FISH Dial: Hampton 3313 Phoebus, Va. Direct Wire, Western Union and Postal Fountain Service Compliments of Sharf ' s Restaurant “We specialize in fancy choice steaks” Seafood 36-38 Mellen Street Dial: 3001 Compliments of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Compliments of E. L. CLARKE PHOEBUS VIRGINIA Batten Jewelry Co. Line of WATCHES — JEWELRY — SILVERWARE EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Dial: 4181 Queen Street Hampton, Va. COMPLIM ENTS of N. C. CREASY Etta McDonald Lewis CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC FROM VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION High School Credit for Piano Dial: 5328 243 Victoria Avenue Hampton, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Bellamy Pharmacy R. 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