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It is with this hope of future peace that we, the senior class of 1946, use Life In Hampton as the theme of our an- nual Page Three f 11' np, u M-.-N., 'n, zffif: ation, ll if xxilll an Qlwp llxvllllg ol l'l'VPl'l'lll'0 tllul wm' Illn- IlH'lIlIN'I'S nl llu' lxllrxllllxx' Bluff, llvdlrallv nur illlllllill I 0 llw llIl'll10I'l4'S ol alll lm'm4'r Slll1Il'lllH ul' Haunplun High Svhuul ull lb lllllill' lhl' SlllJl'l'lllt' Sl im? ll! lllc Sl'l'VlL'l' of lhvir f-olmtry Pngf' Four ll'l'l- Mrs. Ha.rolc1 L. Ruggles CONNECTICUT STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE DEAN OF GIRLS H. Wilson Thorpe A. B. XVILLIAMUAND MARX' CIJLLEGE M. A. UNIVERSITY OF VIRILINIA PRINCIPAL Edward Grimmer E. E. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA B. S. WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE M. A. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Page F ive 'UA' - a. L wus' 41.-Nm XAWJX , .,,,-Q.-.nw 9 , Q 2 4 4 X K ' .-'v V, I, .. O W 2 YV elf ' 1 f 5 Q ' h 'A I, .-h 3 35 57 Q, ' . r -K 3- ,s M.. .,' QLJ ' N 5 ' ' L 7 0 W pf K l PM 5' .,.m ,.L. K 119.2 in TI-IE ADMINISTRATION ELIZABETH HARWOOD BOYENTON B. A William and Mary College M. E. Rutgers University Head of English Department MRS. KATI-IRYN PACE CAINIERON B. S. Madison College Graduate Work-William and Mary College Instructor in English VER.-K B. EVANS Rhode Island State College Instructor in English B. S. NELL STANLEY GUDE B. A. Trinity College A. Fordham University Instructor in English M. EVA HUDNALL B. S. F amlville State Teachers College M. A. Duke University Instructor in English HAWSIE M. RowE ' B. A. William and Mary College Graduate work-wake Forest College Instructor in English CHARLES VVILLIAIXI SCULLY A. B. Colgate University Instructor in English KATHRYN VIRGINIA BULLY B. S. Fammville State Teachers College Instructor in Biology CARL HALL Marshall College Instructor in Chemistry ROBERT L. JACKSON B. S. Murfrusboro State Teachers College M. A. George Peabody College Instructor in Science PLATT ASHLEY PEARSALL B. S. Virginia Polytechnical Institute M. S. University of Maine Instructor in Physics and Chemistry MRS. MARGUERITE M. J. STEVENS B. A. University of New York Graduate Work-William and Mary College Head of Mathematics Department MRS. MARGUERITE STERLING BENTHALL B. A. University of Delaware Graduate Work-New York University Instructor in Mathematics VIRGINIA KERSEY B. A. University of Boston Instructor in Mathematics MRS. KATHRYN EAKIN PARRISH B. A. University of Virginia Instructor in Mathematics CHARLES M. PROCTOR Wilson Teachers College Instructor in Mathematics IVIABEL ELIZABETH 'SPRATLEY B. S. Farrnville State Teachers College M. A. William and Mary College Head of History Department JoYCE T. ADAINIS B. A. Coker College Graduate Work-Radford State Teachers College Instructor in History ELSIE GAY LANE B. A. William and Mary College Instructor in History EDNA LLOYD B. A. University of Wisconsin M. A. University of Colorado Graduate Work-Columbia University Instructor in History VIRGINIA LOUISE ALLEN B. A. Salem College Graduate Work-Northwestern College and Duke University Head of Latin Department ELIZABETH HAIXI B. A. University of Indiana M. A. Columbia University Head of Spanish Department CLARENCE E. TOPPING B. A. William and Mary College Graduate Work-University of Virginia Head of French Department MRS. JEWEL HALLET GKJFFIGON B. S. Mary Washington College Head of Commercial Department Page Seven JESSIE MARIE CROCKETT B. S. Mary VVashington College Instructor in Commercial Department ETHLYN WEST B. S. Mary Washington College Instructor in Commercial Department ANNA LEE I'IITE B. Mus. Ed. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Instructor in Instrumental Music FORRESTINE WI-IITAKER B. S. Farmville State Teachers College Graduate Work-A. I. M. N. Boston Instructor in Vocal Music MARX' E. CLYNES B. A. University of Kentucky M. A. Columbia University Head of Art Department 4 ANN MILLNER AINIOTT B. S. Madison College Head of Home Economics Department LUTHER W. MACHEN Bliss Electrical School Virginia Polytechnical Institute Head of Vocational Department RICHARD H. GIBSON, JR. B. S. Oswego State Teachers College Instructor in Industrial Arts Mus. ROBEIXTA Z. SIWITH Famiville State Teachers College Women's College, University of North Carolina Retail Co-ordinator CHARLES XV. JOHNSON Instructor in Mechanical Drawing CHARLES E. NAGY B. S. University of Califomia Instructor in Mechanical Drawing JANIES EASON B. A. William and Mary College Director of Physical Education Head Coach of Athletics MYRTLE LORRAINE PUTNAINI A. B. Winthrop College Librarian C. Alton Linclsay B. S. COI.I,EIili 01 W11.1,11x111 .1N11 Nl-sm' M. A. UN1v1:11s1'1'x' 01' V1R1:1N1A S1'P1:1:11vT1:N1J1:N'1' 111' 51111111115 Mr. Robert Howard - Mrs. R. B. Thompson - Mr. S. Dar Q MICNIIEICRS Ulf' SCHOOL BOARD Artley 0. Hutton IS. S. lTN1v11:Rs11'x' 01' VIRGINIA M. A. Co1,1'M111,1 UN1v1:Rs1TY IJ1111-31:'1'oR or INsT11111:T1oN IN llm11-Tow. 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I,Iiiii MRS. MARGUERITE M. J. STEVENS MISS ELSIE GAY LANE Flower: MOTTO: Colors: Red Rose Completus Tamen Incipiens Red and White Valedictorian Salutatorian JOHN CASPER DUTE BETTY JEAN GREENE INVITATION COMMITTEE JEAN COODE DAVIS, Chairman JACKIE PETTITT JAMES PHILAPY JO ANN BRITTINGHAM CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE JACKIE INIOOREFIELD, Chairman EUGENE BROCKLEY R. WARD JOHNSON LAWRENCE BRADSHAW DECORATION COMMITTEE LEROY HASTINGS, Chairman JAMES PHILAPY EUGENE BROCKLEY BETTY FERGUSON PROGRAM COMMITTEE BARBARA ROSE, Chairman AUBREY ROSSER JACKIE TAYLOR PEN THOMAS SYBIL HILLMAN FLOWER AND COLOR COMMITTEE NANCY NEIDE, Chairman CHARLOTTE NEWELL NOEL TRUSCOTT FREDERICK LUKE JOHN DUTE Page Nine BAEER, Bonnm LENOY Trzu isfcrrcd from Gcorgc Wythc junior I ligh Schoolg Audiogruphic Staff. BARRETT, EARL S'1'EvENsoN, Jn. Truusfcrrcd from Phoclxus junior High School, Chorus '43, '44, '45, Picked Choir '45g Mudrigal Group '45, Cust of Moonlight for llcrhcrtn '45, BARRETT, SHIRLEY Transferred from Phochus Junior High Schoolg Glcc' Club '45, '46, Dancing Class '45g Choir '44, '45, '46. BELCHER, flI.AYTON EUGENE ..R0d., Tramsfcrrcd from Gcorgc Wythe- junior High School. I BLANKS, Rosx MAIKIE Pagc Tan BAHIIAIXI, LEoN IDALTON Transferred from George VVythc junior High School, Red Cross Rcprcscutativc '45, '46 ,I ' J djff' ,uf l- ' . 1' vfl' :Wg i LQ .. BARRETT, LoEEL1A lhlAE Transferred from Phochus Junior High School. BECOUVAHAKIS, STANLEY ..Bce,, Transferred from George VVythc junior High School BLACKWELL, HAZEL MAXINI-3 Transferred from George WVythc junior High School, Glcc Club '45, '46. BLOXOIXI, ANNE FORREST 'iDca1uu Transferred from George Wythc Junior High School, Library Assistant '44, ,455 Student Co-operative Associa- tion '44, Clicerleuclcr '45 journalism Class '46. a h. f y wb' 'rf' rrjray' . ' . lp . v-4. ,O fl' f 'ir V xi.. v ' E-J . Q' - uv' ', 'axg' . 7 9' BLOXGIXI, ITTIRRIEQ' 'Louisa Hat Choir '44, '45, Cheerleader '44, '45, Head Cheerleader '45: Dramatics Club '44, '45, Red Gross Representative '44, War Bond Committee '44g Trans ferred from George VVythe Junior lligh School, Stuff of Best Foot Forward , Journa- lism Class '46, LJ jf 4 bf . Q '5Vlg11.1.u4x1 reslcent t ji o Cl 5 reside I, f' nt Co- op rative ,As fu 11 '45, '46' P . l- 0' u' a' l H t 4 Presidelitfof 'el' 19, ul 1 e' Gfoss n'tiv7 5, '46, lXIarcj,ri g Band' '45g '46, ,Trai 'fer ' om G urge W he junior li SC'h g Pro rty flilml tee of Ba '45, '46, Cmfxcert Band ' 6. X I lj , l 5 X 1 3 1. ' X BuEEN, CHARLES EDWARD Red Gross Representative '44, Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Journalism Class '46, Distributors Club '44, '45, Glec Club '43, '45. Bltl'I l'lNGHA1Xi, jo ANN Transferred from George VVythe junior High School, Student Assistant '44, '45g hrubba Staff '46, Vice-president of Senior Class '45, Buoc:K1,EY, E1Jw1N EUGENE, ju. Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Concert Band '44, '45, '46, lklarching Baud '44, '45, Student Co-operative Associa- tion 46, Krubba Staff '46, Picked Choir '45, '46, Junior Varsity Basketball '46. Page Eleven BOTTOM, RAYIXIOND BLANTON, ju. Transferred from Newport News High School. BIIADSHANV, LAXVRENCE ROLAND B1uncEs, GERALD Buooxsuuuz Buocx, RAY IDEAN Football '44, 45, Track '43, '44, '45, Picked Chorus '44, Varsity Club '46. BIKOYVN, LAUREL LEE Transferred from George Wythe junior High Schoolg Glee Club '45, '46. j f 1 . l Ji! J- Um fv 4' v ,,. 9 if X Y ts- , BIIOVVN, Rom-JMX xVAYNE .-.Bolt D I, 'frairisflrrf-ar ' rom, Corgi- Wythc jqnipr Hig4LB'Sc1ool'g Footlmll '45f Ulm' fu . Ull'l' NNl'1 MAnrar:m' L Nw' Xxfl CIAnnwr:l,1., CAnoL SPENCIQII, ln. Spinny Trzuisfcrrccl from Ccorgc VVythc junior High School, Choir '43, '44, '45, '46g Exc- cutivc Board '45, '46g Kruhhu Stuff '45, '46g Truck '44, '46g Hcd Cross Hcprcscntutivc '43g Play Stuff '45. C.-xwrrpn, XVILLIATXI josicvn Bill Trauisfcrrecl from Ccorgc Wythc junior High Schoolg junior Varsity Foothall '44g Assistant Foothull Munugcr '44, '45g Track Maumgcr '45, Truck '46, Varsity Club '45, '46, CHARLES, I I.-xnvlzv LAN E Page Twelve Bumuss, B,xuB.um ANN Buhs' Transfcrrcd from Cc-urge NVythc junior High School, Picked Chorus '44, Clcc Cl--h '44, '-45g NVur Bond Conuuittcc '45, '46g Red Cross Rcprcscntu- tive '44g Carrick Drzunutics Clnh '44, '45, '46g Stuff of junior Miss The Lzltc Chris- topher Benn , Moonlight for llcrhe-rt g Student Co-opcrutixc Association '45, '46g Cust of Best Foot Forward . CANNON, ANN Mfuun Truusfc1'1'ccl from Phochus junior lligh School, Carrick lJ1'tlllliltlL'S Cluh '45, '46, Clcc Cluh '44, '45, '46, Choir '45, '46g Marching Band '45, '45, Conccrt Band '45, '-16. C.-xnm5N'rr:n, Luwrs Euczrzms, ju. Trzuisfcrrcd from Gcorgc NVythc junior lligh Schoolg Choir '44, '45, '-163 Carrick Drauuutics Cluh '44, '45, '-465 Stuff of junior Miss g Clcc Cluh - '44 '45 '46, Mzulriuul Group '45, '-163 jUlll'llilllSlll Class '45, '-16. ci.-XSIL Il.-xnnx' NV. Trzxnsfcrrccl from George- NVythc junior lli5.,1 Schoolg Football '45g' math l '45. X' so N 1 '. Q J ,IlltIS'1'I. , C, toil lii,iz.-mr:'1'u 'Glcc Qu ig Pickccl glioir 'ti' n Clu '43, Dc- ting 'l I '45g Stl cnt Assis- tant '45-hfifig 'taf f junior Miss g' arric I ti -s Cluh '45, '4 g Stu ci o- crutix'-' Association '4 . ' CLARKE, ERNESTINE LEE Doodley Transferred from Phoebus Junior High School, Glee Club '45, '46, Dancing Class '45, '46, Staff of Moonlight for Her- bert , Carrick Dramatics Club '46, COLE, KENNETH NIJRBIAN Transferred from Georgc Wythe Junior High School, Audiographic Staff '45, '46. CZOLLIER, GENE AUSTIN Journalism Class '45, '-16. DA1uxEN, Doius C1-uusT1NE Dinky Transferred from George VVythe Junior High School, Band '44, '45. lJAYlS, T1rEonAs1A EsTE LLB Teddy Transferred from Bloomfield Hills High School, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Student Co- operative Association '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice-president '45, '46, Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Picked Choir '45, '46, Girls Chorus '44, Staff of Junior Miss , Carrick Dramatics Club '45, '46, Journalism Club Page Tlzirtcen CLARK, JOEL ARNOLD, JR. JO-Jo Track '45, '46, Football '45, Varsity Club '46, COLEINIAN, BETTY JEAN Transferred from Georgc VVythe Junior, High School, Glee Qb '45, '46, CRONVELI., GLKJRIA JANE Cookie Transferred from Phciebus Junior High Scl1ool,'Home Economics Club '45, '46, Dis- tributors Club '45, '46, DAVIS, JEAN COODE Cootie Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School War Bond Committee '44, '45, Red Cross Representative '44, '45. IDEGUTIS, VINCENT ANTHONY, Ju. Vin Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School, Track '44, '45, Football '44, '45, Junior Red Cross Repres ntitive '43, Mixed Chorus '43, Student Co-operative Association '43, Secretary of Junior Class, Var- sity Club ' . C, 'a f' N f Dr:wiuns'r, XVu,1.mM Sc:o'r'r Billy Transfcrrvcl from CL-orgc lVytlu- junior lligll SL-liool, Marvliing Bancl '45, '46, Cou- ccrt Baud '45, '4G. Dui-'i-'mg ELINOIK lllCl,l41N Duffy Carrick lJl'tlIll1lllL'S Club '44. '45, '46, Cla-if Club '45, '46, liatin Club '41, '42g Krabba Staff '45, War Bontl Couunittvr' '45, '-16: Staff of 'flunior Miss , Bc-st Foot Forward , Moon- liglit for llerl'wrt , Snafu , journalism Class '46. lCAnm:KsoN, AIA Miss Flu-zurziuczx E4LCl,l'IS'l'tlN, FimNr:iQs JANE 'l'l'AlIlSl't'I'l'0ll from Cvorgc Wyllic junior lligli Scliool. l'll.l.I0'l l', ANN Lula 'I'ransi'vrrccl from Ci-orgv VVytlnc junior lligli Scliool, Clem- Club '42, '43, Stall ot junior Miss , B4-st Foot For- ward , Moonlight for llcrbcrt Carrick Dramatics Club '44, '45, '46, than Page Fourteen IJOHHINS, flLAlllCE E1i,icNi5 DUTE, JOHN CASPER Staff of Late Cliristoplier Bcan g VVar Bond Committee '44, '45, Chairman '45 '46, Stuclz-nt Co-operative Associa- tion '45, '46, Krabba Staff '46g Debating Club '45, Baucli and Lamb Honorary Science Medal '45 ' ' . l's-aku.-v JJ' are Jain' syn-flu! DNVARDS, lIlLl2A MARI1-1 A-.vi . M, Jaw., fl -it 4 Transf rrccl jfrom 'Cm-orgy ' i'mr WY ' cha - .ee ,ii 4 ' 63 Cirls.Cl1orus eb' Wig? lub '-475j'46I'Pre clgfp' ,f'46fSElf of Best F o -Fo , Ca - rick !Dran ' ' ,NN Student Co-operative Associa- tion '45, '465-Vbtory Bond Committee: ' lor '44, '45, '46g Basketball team '46, journalism Class '46. E1ctHEl.Hr:i:o1-iii, clIIAltLl'IS PRESTON '1'I'llIlSft'YI'0Cl from NVilmington, Nortli Carolina, Track '45, '-16. E LL1oT'1', CHA 111115 FimNc1s Trausforrvcl from Ct-orgi- NVytli0 junior lligli Sclioolg Distributors Club '45, '46g Sliop Foreman '45. 4 EZELI., VVILLIAIXI FRANKLIN Bill Transferred from Phoebus Junior High School, Staff and Cast of Moonlight for Herbert FERGUSON, DANIEL Ross Transferred from Phoebus Junior High School. FITZGERALD, CLAUDIE ELIZADETH Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, French Club '45.-. F oIID, NVALTER IEHALD Distributors Club '44, Presi- dent '45, Football '45, Basket- ball '45, Journalism Class '46, CAGE, ERNEST OsKER, JR. Transferred from Waynes- boro, Virginia, Distributors Club, Student Co-opera tive Association, Red Cross Re- presentative. Page Fifteen FERGUSON, AIRLINE ELIZABETH Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Picked Chorus '43, '44, Girls Chorus '43, '44, Latin Club '43, French Club '45, '46, Debating Club, Garrick Dramatics Club '44, '45, '46, staff of The Late Christopher Bean , junior Miss , Best Foot Forward , Moonlight for Herbert , Stu- dent Co-operative Association '46, Student Assistant '45, '46, Victory Bond Committee '45, Red Cross Representative, Secretary of Sophomore Class '44, Secretary of Carrick Dramatics Club '45, National Thespians '46. FITZGERALD, AUBREY LEE Transferred from George YVythe junior High School, Glee Club '44, Student Co- operative Association '44. FOLKES, JUNE CLAIRE Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Red Cross Representative '44, '45, '46, Student Co-operative Association '44, '45, Girls Chorus '44, Library Assistant '45, '46, Secretary and Trea- surer of Junior Home Room, journalism Class '46. FORREST, GWENDOLYN MoonE Glee Club '42, '43, Trans- ferred from George Wythe junior High School, Picked Choir '42, '43, GARDNER, LURLINE WINIFRED Winnie Current Events Club '40, '41, Girls Monogram Club '42, Glee Clllll '40, '41, '43, Home Econ- omic Club '44, '45, Reporter '44, '4-5. Cixnincn, PAU1. llUssi1:i.1. Pre-siclent ol' Distributors Cluh '44g Vice-President of junior Class '44, V155 junior Red Cross '44, '-454 Student Co-operative Association ,454 Chaplain ,4Gg journalism Class '46. Cn.ixr,-xN, jA?xll'lS Ci,iif'roN filtI'1l'INl'1, Bi':'1 l'x' j i':,xN 'l'ransf4-rrecl from George NVytlnr junior lligli Sehoolg Clem' Clnlm '45g ltr-tl Cross Pu'- pri-sm-ntative, Gin ivi-'i'rn, jun if flAllUl.YN Transferrecl from Ceorga- NVythe junior lligh Sehoolg Clem' Clnlm '44, '45. ll,x1.1,, Cronm LEEI Ilonie Economies Cluh ,41 Distributors Cluh 715, ,441 journalism Class 116. x ' ' J CnisoN, IJONALD BANctnoFT Dounie,' Transferrecl from George NVythe junior High Sehoolg journalism Class '46, Cnawr, ALIC14: lJUVAI.E Distrihutors Cluh '45, '46, ciltll FIN, DEwl'r'r BARNIIILI, 'l'ransferre-cl from Phoehus junior High School. llfxua, Ei,iz.-xinwrir Common 'fransferrecl from George Wfythe junior High Sehoolg Student Assistant '45, '-16g journalism Class '46, llA Mnicrx, Bigrrx' jliAN Transferred from Phoehus junior High SchoolgClce Cluh '44, '45, ,465 Reel Cross He- presentative ,445 Victory Bond Committee ,455 Student Co- operative Association ,45. llAltRlSON, PAUL HAs'r1Nc:s, EAHL1-3 LERoY Transferred from Miami Beach Senior High School, Miami Beach, Florida. HAi'N1ss, V1m:1N1A Louisa Transferred from George NVythe junior High School, Distrihntors Cluh ,44, '45, Red Cross Representative i45, '46, journalism Class '45, '46 IIILLXXIAN, Swim, SALLY Syb French Club '45, Debating Club '45, '46, Glee Clnh '45, VVar Bond Committee '45, '46: Student Assistant '45, '46, Staff of Snafu q journalism '-46. Hoczo, CLKIIKIA XIEHONICA Transferred from George Wythe junior High School. Page Seucntcen HARTLIAN, PHx'LL1s BARBARA Transferred from George Wythe junior High School. flAYl:IS, LIILTON HA1x11LToN Hayes Transferred from George Wythe Junior High School. I IENDREY, JARIES NVn.1.iAM Fats War Bond Committee '45, '46g Student Co-operative As- sociation '45, ,465 Debating Glnh '44, Chainnan of WVar Bond Committee '45, '46. ll0DGE, lXlILTON, ll0LAIES Transferred from George NVythe Junior High Schoolg Concert Band '44, '45, '46g Marching Band '44, '45, '46. HUosoN, VVILLIAM RA Len Transferred from George VVythe Junior High Schoolg Marching Band '43, '44, '45, ,46, All-State Band '45, Concert Band '43, '44, ,45, '4G. J 1 I Y I 1 .I fi. 615,35 5, xx-,s,f1.'1XT .., .N-J. xg ig, I f ,. , f . ,f . 5,423 A is .,,, e,.Q.-urn. is-N ff s 9 I f Lk- X 148 5. wg- sk .Alt Q ' ' vous, Minn' l,'ll.l.l'iN .' ,X .I I ., IN, S'l'i',xn'i' Ygillwl-4'l'I't'll from Plun-luis junior lligh St-Imul. JAM i-is, JUN li HUB!-Ill'l'A nllulmliicf' Tmiislic-i'rc-cl fruui Gm-urgc Wytlu- junior High SL-liool. nllilfl-'l'1llHON, Duius LI'l l'l.l'1 'llI'illlSl-L'I'l'l'Kl frmu Cliuiux High St-luml, Chantliauu, Virginia v .Immsc iN, llmu-:u'r XV,xiui jumas, FITZIIUGH Mi1:uiani'rii Mutt 'l'rauislurr1-cl fruiu Cc-orgv NVytlu' juuiur High Sc-lumlg Distributors Cluh '45, '46g junior Pu-cl Cross llcprm-sc-iitutivv '-165 Glu- Cluh '45g -lUllI'llilllSIll Class '-16. X. -vi 'l'l'llIlSlil'I'l'l'll fremi St. l'vl0x's- lmurg High Sc-lmul, St. Pctvrs- hurg, Flin-icing Stuclvut Co- Ul'l0l'1ltlYC Assnciutiuu 1161 Pulm- licity Cilmirmam '46g NVQ11' Bmul Cummittvc '-16g Cust ul' Mumm- light for llurlw1't '-l5g Svuim' Cumpilcr of K1'a1hhu '45, '46g Svc-rc'tzii'y Stucli-ut Cu-upciuitixv Association '45, l-16g IJQ-hating Cluh '46g Cust ut Simtu g .Iouruulisiu Class '-45, '46, jmxu-zs, NlAl,l.UllY SOU'l'IlAl.I. ..Iug-- 'l1I'2lllSlil'l'I'K'Cl fmiu Cwwgv NVyth0 .luuiur High St-lwulg Stull' of juuim' Missug Aucliu- grupliic Stuff '43, '44, '45, 2169 Shop Supcriutvuclcut Fl-1. A Q A L W X. ..,L fl Of .J V 4 1 1 SJ. , I. 4, l V Xllfmli'iNiicmrfE,,Bi:'1 l7p' ANN GK X Tl'lllw'l'l'6'Ll frlgiuix Q-Ualmrgv ,xlyytliw luuiulr I 'YH' Srliuul- Buskctlr V45,'4 llluptuiv px. mn 4 '-lfigjlvfil' Buurl , T iitlf- Hi StHcQut C111-impixrailivm' ssm-in-' tiriu -16. I' f' N I Q Alirlliwsrmx, liUSSl'1l.I, Binxuxi 'lll'1lllSl',l'l'l'K'll lmiu flcuxgv NVytlu- -Iuuiur High St-lumlg Rt-tl Cross lit-prvsviitzitiu- '-13g Stutli-ut Cmuuu-il 1133 llvlmtiug Cluh '45 '46g Stucli-ut Co-opt-l'av tive' Assucintimi '45, 461 Cust of l3c'st Foot FUl'XX'lll'lli-C Stull of Mouulifl1t for llL'1'l7l'l'lllg Pagp Figlilccn '-.1 if- Fmmtlmzlll '43, '4--1, ,-15g Varsity Cluh 716. juxris, Lsiuix .ANN rl-l1'1lllSlit'l'l'04l llrmu cll'llI'gt Wytlw -luuiur High St-lmulg llllllh' Er-mmiiiivs Clluh 715. .4 JOYNER, MAHJORIE LEE Margie Clee Club '42, ,44, ' -5 Christmas Concert '44, Easter Cantata ,44, Home Economics Club '46. Kosrviu., Rlcrmlm Dfwm journalism Class '46. LANm.Ev, LoUrsE ELIZABETH Transferred from Nashville High School, Nashville, North Carolina, Junior Home Room Vice-President '44, Home Economics Club '45, French Club '45. Lociw, PAUL BERRY, IR, Transferred from Surry High School, Surry, Virginia, Mixed Chorus ,43. MACOUN, PERCY CHESTER Page Nineteen KONEGEN, LILLIAN Transferred from Phoebus Junior High School, Staff of Best Foot Forwardn, Clee Club '45, ,46, Dancing Club '45 LAMPATHAKIS, HELEN IQATHRINE Transferred from George XVythe Junior High School, Picked Choir '44, '45, '46, Girl's Basketball Team '44, ,45, staff of Moonlight for Herbert '45, WVar Bond Committee '45. LAY, MAHY r. 'Ss -A . M y 1 uf LUKE, FHEDEIUCK Frecl', Cast of ate Chris- topher gf, 1 iior Miss Best Fom Forwar ', Moon- light for Herbert , 'lee Club '45, '46, Choir '45, '46, Foot ball '45, Carrick Dramatics Club '44, ,45, ,46, National Thespians '45, '46. MAGIN, Rm' L., In. Transferred from George VVythe Junior High School ,44, Audiographic Staff 345, Journalism Class ,46. lN1ANl.l'1Y, Cimnu: c,'lJlil.I. 'lql'klllSi't'l'l'l'il from Ccorgc VVythc junior High School, Halskctlmll 'l'cun, ' 5, '46l Stuclcnt Co-opcralt' 0 Associu- lion '45. I b ' ' I ' a P . M14 f.,xriiiix', Riczimun B. Mac 'l'l'llllSi'l'fl'l'il from Mt, bloscph, BLlllllllUl'l', Murylumlg Cust ol Moonlight for llcrhcrtw I' '40, Snufu '46: Carrick lDl'2lIlllll.iL'S Cluh '45, 46. lVlCflIILON, ALVIN jmiics Ml'l'c:lll1:l.i., Aim Li-:li lloinc Economics Cluh '43, '44, '45, llctaiil Sclling Cluh '45. '46, Clcc Chili '43, '44, '45. h'l0N'l'COIXlI-IIKY, lll4:A'i'lilc:l11 NIQALI-I 'l'rnnsl'crrccl from Phochns Iunior High School, lloinc Economics Clulm '45, Distri- liutors Clulm '45, '46, Clcc Clnh 45. Page Tzucnly Mixson , R.-XNIJALL X'ANCE Trunsfcrrccl froni Ccorgc XVythc junior lligh School, Elcctriciun lor Concert '44, '45, hlClJANlEl., Ronuur Lawns Trainsfcrrccl from Ccorgc NVythc Junior Iligh School, Iloinc Room Prcsiclcnt '44, Real Cross Hcprcsclitutivc '44, Shop Record Clerk '45g Shop Super- intendent '44q Shop Tool Rooni Forcniun '45. M151.1.Aix, V1uc:iNlA M.-xun Ginny Transferred from Ccorgc VVythc junior lligh Schoo.g Clee Club '44, '45, '46, Honic Economics Club '44, '45, '-163 journalism Class '-16. BIUNRUE, 1 EAN L1-115 Trauisfcrrccl from Ccorgc YVythe junior High School, Dchating Club '45, '46g VVa1r Bond Connnittcc '45, '46, Jour- nalism Class '46, Mooing, IIENNY LEE 'I'i'i1nsfc-i'1'cd from Ceorgc W'ythc Iunior High School. Moonarnsim, JACKLYN CELIA Jackie ' Picked Choir '42, Secretary of Freshman Homeroom '42, Girls Glee Club '42, Student Co-operative Association '42, '43, '44, Red Cross Representa- tive '43, Home Economies Club '-15. Momus, EDWARD IIAAIILTON Eddie Transferred from George Wythe Iunior High School, Football '46, Distributors Club '46 NEWELL, CHAuLo1' . Oot'Lf 45, 46 Modern Dance 45, Manager '45, Staff of The Late Chris- topher Bean , Junior Miss , Best Foot Forward , Moon- light for Herbert Snafu , Carrick Dramatics Club '44, '45, '46, War Bond Committee '44, '45, '46, Girls Chorus '44, National Thespians '46, Color and Flower Committee-Senior Class, Decoration Committee of junior-Senior Prom '45. PERKINS, llERBElXT AIIMANU, Jn. Pe-rk Football '43, '44, '45, '46, Varsity Club '46, Debating Club '46, Cast of Snafu '46. PHILAPY, Iaixuzs LOWELL Transferred from Greenville High School, Greenville, Texas. Page Twenty-one Moluus, Emu, SHA:-'Fun Transferred from Phoebus junior Iligh School, Football '46, Distributors Club '46, NEIDE, NANCY LAsuc1-'ono Debating Club '45, Krabba Staff '45, '46, War Bond Com- mittee '45, '46, Library Assis- tant '45, '46, Red Cross Re- presentative '45, '46, Student Co-operative Association '45, '46. f,LIVER, Hoelcur EVAN l'E'l I'ITT, Maui' AIACQUELINE Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Secretary of junior Class '44, '45, Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative '44, '45, Girl's Basket- ball Team '44, '45, Student Co- operative Association '44, '45, Treasurer '45, '46, Home Econ- omics Club, President '44, '45, '46, Steering and Invitation Committees of junior-Senior Prom '45, Nomination and Announcement Committees of Senior Class '45, '46. QUINN, Romzivr E LCENE Rl-im, Ln.i.lAN JANE Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Clee Club '44, Carrick Drama- tics Club '44, '45. '46, NVar Bond Committee '44, '45, '46, Staff of junior Miss , Best Foot Forward , Moonlight for Herbert , Debating Club '46, Krabba Staff '46, Staff of Snafu , Library Assistant '46, RIIZHAIIIJSUN, Tuoixms NK'l1 l'INfJlIAhI Richard ' Transferred fha Onaneock High School, ' stern Shore, Virginia, Cas 'junior Miss '44, Best Po Forward '45, Moonlight fo Herbert '45, , 'clc Dra iatics Club '4 .Mm UHIN Al ' RNVOOD r 1 from George r 'g School, 'oot For- Mfltll ht for Her- ur 5 ' raphic Staff '5,'46, Natl Thespians '45, ' , Treasur '46, Student Co- erative . ciation '46, Car- ck Dra It cs Club '45, '46, X N I . E Sl 'I' a . er N ' th j 1 Hi X L Ib' ji mr Mis. 44, Stage y er 1 Be ' f 45, K t '4. g u 1 U ' Q 4 Ross , Aunulsv joNr:s Buddy Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Concert Band '44, '45, '46, Picked Chorus '44, '45, '46, Treasurer '45, Madrigal Croup '45, '46, Fall Concert '44, '45, junior Red Cross Representa- tive '45, '46, Student Co-opera- tive Association '45, '46, Walr Bond Committee '45, Football '43, '44, '45, Basketball '45, '46, Track '44, '45, '46, Varsity Club '45, '46, Vice-President '45, '46, Usher for junior Miss '44, Best Foot Forward '45, Cast of Moonlight for Herbert '45, Carrick Dramatics Club '45, '46, Krabba Staff '46, journa- lism Club '45, '46. ROVVI-1, M n,muzn EuNEs'r1Nr: Page Twenty-two R1c:uA1msoN, DoNAi.n Transferred from Phoebus junior High School, junior Red Cross '44, Secretary '44. Rrczoms, Sum Ex' clIlHlSTlAN Transferred from George Wythe junior Ifligh School '42, Distributors Club '45 Rosa, BAun,xn,x Louisa Transferred from Placer Union High School, Auburn, California '43, French Club '45, VVar Bond Committee '45, Cast of Snafu '46 Rounirlusu, I'mcm' LAnnA1NE Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Clee Club '44, Home Econo- mics Club '44, '45 Roxuxlss, Mfxux' jAoQLu5l,1N15 Transferred from George NVythe junior High School, Clee Club '44, 1 Runn, DOIIIS EARL Transferred from George YVythe junior High School: Glee Club '43, Picked Choir '43g Mixed Chorus '43, Madri- gal Group '45, Staff of Moon- light for Herbert , Debating Club '44, '45, Home Economics Club '45 S.-xUNnIsRs, DANNIE flALVIN Transferred from George XVythe junior High School, Audiographic Staff '45, '46 SIL.-xLm', josrzmr AITTHUR Transferred from George Wythe juIIior High School, General Shop Superintendent '45, SLAVNIR, joIIN FRANCIS, ju. ' jack Transferred from Cer urge VVythe junior High School. SMITII, jANIg C. Transferred from Drewry- ville High School, Drewryville, Virginia, Student ASSlSt1lIlt '43, '44, '45, President '45, Student Co-operative Association '43, '44, jIInior Red Cross '43, '44, '45, President '45, Staff of junior Miss '44, Moonlight for Herbert '45, Carrick Drainatics Club '44, '45, '46, Treasurer '46, Debating Club '44, NVar Bond Coininitlee '45, National Thespians '46, joIIr- nalism Class '46. SABA, NCJIXIKIA LEE Transferred from St. Vincents I School, Newport News, Virginia f .Y T' ' ', 41' 1 11-V 5, W. V. Y-rn. .f A ' ' 'Q , ' 1 f- .f ' fain' ' . 11 V ,ex my bfi 9, - . SCOTT, NVII,I,1AM SHXIPSON, DELKIIKEZS PATRICIA aPat,, Transferred from Phoebus junior High School, Concert Band '46g Cirl's Basketball Team '46, Clee Club '45, 5gpy1f M6347 WML 55 Wvffx' dl- , 1 1 SMITII, BENJAIXIIN GLADXVYN, jn. Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Assistant Track Manager '45, Usher Christmas Concert '45, Track '46, SMITH, jANr: RUBY jamie Transferred from George Wythe junior High School, Q Carrick Dramatics Club '44, '45, '46, National Thespians '46, Picked Choir '44, Staff of junior Miss , The Late Chris- topher Bean , Best Foot For- ward and Moonlight for Her- bert . S Page Twenty-three aw MMI ' j, 7 fxffw 'jf - 14' iP1f:k31A1 A V K frm 111 ' rg t IC mior igh Schoc uti 1 'hes ' ns ' of Cnr ' ' J , Dru .ltics Club ' , '4 1 Cu' mf 1ior 1's g if ' 1 ' o igh r ll 4-rt g A md 1111 't ' ' ml - , .' R 'lt ' V Dc , ' ' ing ,ul , '4 S 11104 1- 1-mtive Assocmtio ' 5, . 4 l ss 4 ' Ao11r11a1 ism ' ,fy ON EIHAN, lil1N1':s'r lJr:w1c1' V1 'VVTrz111sl'11rr1-cl from Cm-urge Wythv junior Higlm Sctliol ' '44, Concvrt Banrl '44, '45, '46, Murcliing Band '44, '45g Stu- di-nt ' jwrntivu Association '45, All-M. Q- I . 0 ' 'I . s Q my, J '1 i 9 Tmivliu, MA111' Louisa 'l'ru11sl'c-rn-cl from P1-ti-rsl111rg High School, Pvtvrslnirg, Vir- 5.5i11ia1g llomv EL'lJll1Jl1llL'S. 'I'11U11MAN, NV11,1,1.m1 l'1c1111v 'I'U111,1Nr:'r1 1N, B1a'r1'11-1 RA 11: 'I'l'illlSl'l'l'I'4'Kl from C1-orgc Wytlu- junior High Sczlwoolg llonw En-011o111ics Club '44, '45g Drum Majorvtto '43, '44, '45. Page Twcnly-four if LW ST 1f:N,jo11 B11 oN, , l Bzlskctlmll M1 3- Haske-tlmalll '4 , '4 , ng Trzicli '44, '45, '46, Foo alll '44, '45g Varsity Cluh '45, '-16. 'l'A1'1,o11, jAc:Quu1,1N RuM1Nc:ToN L! F OIXI ' P ' Emixusr ' V 11' 11 cl fron. C141 V f' - I1'1 , L1UlJl ' , A - gl o Kr blm 5- li' l l -i1 Z 11cf '46g ar- 1 -f Q. ma y Cl ' 55464 ' Best 1 o1'wa1rd ' 6 A Bon ll iittce '45, I 4 1L'l 51 ' 2164 Band ' 4g lil id Sta ' mt S1111f11 6' , zltil 1 '45, '46g In o ,ross . , f' 3 f ,sf l, T11Usc:o'1 1' K,x'1'11A111N15 Nom. T1'a111sfcr1'ed from George' VVytl1e junior High Schoolg Pickvd Choir '45, '46, lXIilllilgl'l' of Mudrigal Group '-164 Lutin Cllllll '44, Dvhzlting Clulm '45g StllCl0l1t Co-operativv Associa- tio11 '44, '46, .lllllilbf Rs-ml Cross Hepre-sc-litaltivc '45, '1'1'1114:15, CiEORGE S1'1sNc:1511, Jn. lxlillfllillg' Band '43, '44, '45, Com-crt Band '43, '44, '45, '46g Picked Choir '44, '45, '46, All Shift' Band 316. T a URQUIDI, BESSIE Transferred from Phoebus junior High School. WI, ' f Q. . VVM: 'i-gn ANY NN1-3 E NVAL'roN, Mun man F1.oiu5NCr-3 Glee Club 342,455 Debating Club '45g NVar Bond Committee '45g Distributors Club ,45, '46. l O XVANAALAKEIQ, blILDRElJ VERNELL Transferred from Temple High School, Temple, Texas. NV!-Lmxs, Lois ALVIN Transferred from Savannah Georgia. ., .- Page Twenty-five Y,xUc:11AN, CIIIIISTINPI 'lql'illlfifl'I'I'lJd from George XVythe junior High School: French Club '44, 115g Treasurer 453 Mixed Chorus '44, 545g Executive Board '45, VVALKER, Guouczu Sinmsx' Trauisferrecl from George VVythe Junior High Sehoolg Aucliogruphic Stuff 314, '45, ,46. VVAljl'ON, Romflnr E1,noN Trzlnsferrecl from George W'ythe Junior High Sc.-hoolg Distributors Club '45, 316. NVMNICK, Howfum Ligwis WHITE, Txrotxms LEE XVu,i.l,xMs, IOHAN A ,nNr:sTiNE Nati al T csplai '45 'ic' P .' -nt ' 6 farric 1 atics Cluh f . 5, '46 'c-P csiclcl ' , Staffs of 'I'hc a ,iristophcr lit-an '44' 'bunior Miss '45, Moon- ' ' crm- -'ii ' l ltsit 1 t ti Stun tAs f torll l rt l tlxtng, , ull '45, '- i' cc- 7' l -n HF, Ht ' ',.'1l- .'- sistant'45,' , lirl's Cl - Iluli '43, '44, N 'cl Chor ' A ,'43, '44, llicliccl Choir '44, '45, 546, l,ilu'arian '46, Col u ttcc of junior-Scnior Prom ' , Frcnch Cluh '45, Krahlia Staff '45, '46, Stutlcnt Co-opcrativc Associa- tion '45, '46, Moth-rn Dance' Croup '45, '46, journalisin Class '46, VVar lioncl Connnittcc '45, '46, Wu.i,oc:K, 'Aux NtAltCUlClll'l'lC XVar l I 1 nittcc '44, '-151 l ' nch Ilu 4, '45, Staff ol? I'IH'I,. - II ist whcr Iican '4- , last ' 'blur 'or Miss '45, Stall f ' cst it Forward '45 C antl . tl' oi' Moon- ligllt r ll- rt '45, chccr- lcadcr '45 -arrick Dranlatics Cluli '-if '45, '46, National 'l'llt'Hl3llll.' '45, '46, Prcsiclcut '45, '46, Piclictl Choir '44, '45, '46, Prcsidcnt '45, '46, journa- lism Class '-46. W'oonw,xnn, ji-:AN 'l'ransl'crrccl from Ccorgc WVythc junior lligh School '44, Chorus '44, '45, vVOltS'l'l'IIt, Aunrzm, 'l'ransl't-rrccl from C4-orgc XVyillc Junior Iligh School, Clcc Cluli '43, '44, '45, Stuclcnt Co-opcrativc Association '44, ltctl Cross licprcscntativc '44, .Iournalisni Class '45, '46, Prim' Twcrity-six SAuNnuus, XVu,l.1.xxis. XY1l,1,.x lNlAltY 'l'l'llllSl'Cl'l't'll from Phoclius junior High School, Glu- Chili, Carrick IJftllllLlliCS Cluh '45, '46, Salcs Managcr of Moonlight for llcrlicrt '45, XVoon, Al.-urn Al.i.icN XVUltKlNCl'lR, N.-wtzi' ANNE 'fransfcrrcil from Phochus junior lligh School, Piclictl Choir '45, '46, Sccrctary '46, Dchating Cluh '45, Cast ot' Bcst Foot Forwarmln '45, Carrick Dramatics Cluh '45, '46, Krahha Staff '45, '46, Atlvcrtising hlunagcr, '46, Frcnch Cluli '45, Stuclcnt Co-opcrativp Associa- tion '46, Cast of Moonlight for Ilcrhcrtv '45, Madrigal Group '46, Stccring and Dccoration Conunittccs ot' junior-Scnior Prom '45, Moclcrn Dance' Croup '46, Cast of Snalu '46. Brinnv, Sul-1 l l.UltlCNCl'I 'l'li1lllSft'I'I't'tl from Ccorgc NVythc junior High School, Stuclcnt Co-opcrativc Associa- tion '45, '46, Kraliha Staff '46, llonlc Economics Club '-46. lirxitimlx.-x Mn: Transfcrrccl from Ccorgc VVythc ,lunior High School, Clcc Cluh '44, llonlc Econo- mics Chili Chill '45, '46, '45, Distrihutors S K' PIGNOTTI, FRANCES POLLOCK, GEIIALDINE SI-IULER, INIILDRED EDITH THOMAS, JOHN LAVVRENCE VANDERRERRY, AUDREY IWAE WINGFIELD, CHARLES PARKER I I - - ERVICE, DIRLGMAS GRANTED ON BASIS OE MILITARY SERVICE AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE BRITTON, RICHARD BURKE, VVILLIAIXI T. CROCKETT, ROBERT DALE, J. P. DUTTON, ROBERT ELINIO FRANKLIN, JANIES CHAUNCEY GREGORY, WALTER HACKNEX', LONNIE FREEMAN HUDGINS, JACK DOUGLAS IRWIN, KENNETH JONES, CHARLES LUTHER MANN, HARRY OAKES, LEONARD ROY PACE, MARVIN B. PARKER, JAIXIES EDWARD RAWLINCS, JOE SHORT, BILLY STONEINIAN, PAUL ODELL TUCK, WILLIAM ANDREW TYLER, HERMAN KENNON WANT, LAVIS WIKSTROM, RICHARD MELVIN Page Twenty-seven Class History THE TALE WE SENIORS TELL It was in September of the year ONE NINE FOUR TWO that we scrambled out of packed buses and crowded street cars and entered our freshman year at Hampton High School. Our first days found us wandering through the school's labyrinth halls. hunt- ing for classes bending under weight of our history, science and comic books. It didn't take us long to learn the ropes and we were soon leading a normal freshman life-taking our places at the end of the lunch line and snitching chairs from other tables. Two outstanding things of our rat year have printed themselves idelibly on our minds. Hamptonis victorious hardfighting Crabbers,' were rewarded with the Class A State Championship and our foe the Blue and Goldi' was forced to bite the dust of defeat. My, but we were proud of this. Eagerly we awaited the Christmas holidays which approached with snail like speed and departed much more quickly. We struggled through our first exams and learned the definition of cramming. Iune showed up soon after and to the tune of No more lessons, no more books , we cleared out our desks and left for summer vacation--much to the relief of our teachers. September, '43 found us back again at H. H. S. tanned and raring to gobble up knowledge. It was comical--the serious business-like way in which we set out to persecute the freshmen--we, who the year before had worn the same red brand on our bewildered foreheads. One's Sophomore year is usually the most uneventful one. Some of us broke the monotony by taking a day vacation-- Hockey they call it. After- ward we found it was safer to stay in school. D Practically nothing occurred during the winter, basketball games helped to cheer us, and we found that a little work doesn't go so bad once in a while. But in the springtime, ah! that's another tale. With great effort and much perspiration we got through exams, happy at the thought of only two more years to go--we hoped. On returning to school, we found that several things had changed, for instance, our increased number. We became acquainted with many new class- mates from Phoebus and George Wythe. We also began to feel the grim effects of rationing, as we battled for Hershey bars in the cafeteria. Luckily there were no serious casualties. The time soon came to elect junior officers, and we assembled in the auditorium where our class became organized, with Billy Boyer as president, Paul Garber as vice-president, jackie Pettitt as secretary, and Beverly Gunn as treasurer. School activities kept us pretty busy right up until Iune--pep rallies, foot- ball games, meetings, spring fever, and plans for the Junior-Senior prom. Be- fore we knew it, exams were over and we were free for three glorious months of vacation and boy! did we need them. Page Twenty-eight 1945! The year of years has finally wended its way into our midst and we find ourselves high and mighty Seniors, upon the threshold of graduation. How eagerly we settled down to work to make those last important credits. We had eventful football season and everyone was thrilled by the new stadium lights which permitted us to have night games. It soon became time to cast our votes for officers and we chose as president, Billy Boyer, whose popularity and capability demanded a second term. jo Ann Brittingham, vice-president, jean Davis, secretary and Christine Vaughan trea- surer, completed the ballot. Our studies were cut short by those wonderful Christmas holidays, however, we were soon back and trembling as the D.'s,'--fExam Daysj approached. Proud was the person who could yell YVhee! I passed , after they were all over. The weeks following held much excitement, caps and gowns were fitted, announcements ordered, practice for the play, the junior-Senior Prom, and last of all, the day of graduation. n Now, for perhaps the last time, the doors of Hampton High School close alter us and we realize that behind us we are leaving the happiest days of our lives, days well spent and long to be remembered in the hearts of the Class of '46. Io Ann Brittingham Class Historian Page Twenty-nine Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1946, being of sound mind and body, do declare this our last will and testament, and bequeath to you, the lower classmen, the following honors: Buddy Prosser leaves his ability to tickle the ivories to Bobby Smith. Nancy Neide leaves her curves to Frances Woodfin. Billy Boyer leaves carrying one of his many books--could it be a copy of Forever Ambern? Bay Brock leaves convinced that women are to be loved and not under- stood. Ernestine Clarke leaves singing You Made Me Love You to Bobby Quinn. Pen Thomas leaves on his pogo sticki'--or is that a slide rule??? Paul The Kid Garber leaves to become the Worlds Heavyweight Cham- pion. Donnie Gibson leaves the hair on his chest to Nat Leonard. Mary Lay leaves her arithmetic progressionsv to some math student-- Warren Brushwood??? Herbert Perkins leaves his tender ways to Donald Taylor. Earl Morris leaves his excess weight to Mary Bryan Collier--as if she needed itl l l l l Dick McCaffrey leaves singing A Kiss Goodnighti'--donit he wish it l l l Hilda Edwards leaves to go riding--horses ? ? ? Rita Willock leaves the 'lifw' classes to their respective teachers l ! Leroy Hastings leaves after a short visit l l l johnny Thomas leaves his smile to Alvin Dews. Peggy Rountree leaves to ioin the Hgangf' Carol Christian leaves to ioin Fred WVaring--good luck, Carol l l l Teddy Davis leaves her height to anyone under six feet one. Bobby Quinn leaves trying to make time with Ernestine Clarke l l Sidney Riggins leaves to re-enact The Lost Week-endv. james Hendrey, the 97 lb. weaklingv, leaves to join Charles Atlas. Bob Brown leaves to raise blonde headed children. Billy Carter leaves usweating it out with his red hot trumpetf, Tommy Richardson leaves his harem to anyone hard up for a date-- nainely T. R. Bert Stein, Steen that is, leaves his quick temper to Floyd Bruce. ,lim Carey leaves jeanne Harrell to Walk Alonei'--hope that hand doesn't get cold l l l Betty Ann johnson leaves her captivating beauty to some deserving under- class girl. Bill Scott leaves to reioin the 19 by 7 ft tunnel at N. A. C. A., Virginia. Stuart Irwin leaves to ioin the Phoebus racketeers',. .Io Ann Brittingham leaves to stand in for Lena Horne in her forthcoming picture Honey Suckle Rosen. Pat Simpson leaves her sleeky shape to Barbara House. Henry Moore leaves to sleep at home for a change. George Tyree leaves his drums to Donald Sherouse. Hat Bloxom leaves her country ways to Martha Garber. Mallory james leaves pushing his model A,'. -Io Io Clark leaves saying it is not a disgrace for a man to be broke but it's confoundedly inconvenient. Vincent DeCutis leaves his master key to some other master,'. john Casper Dute, the renowned scientist, leaves to improve the K'Atomic Bomb . Page Thirty 40. Sybil Hillman leaves speechless. Four years of talking has made her hoarse--I wonder if that horse can utoati' a plow ? ? ? 41. Spencer Cardwell leaves the school minus--a good photographer? ? ? 'P 42. Bobby Baber leaves his big brother'--still trying. 43. Anne Bloxom leaves to finish plowing the West field. 44. Shirley Wimmer leaves saying married in haste, we repent in leisure. 45. Charlie Eichelberger leaves his walk to anyone who is in a hurry. 46. Mary-Ellen Ivory leaves in her ucaaari' for 'KChicaaago. 47. Harwood Robins leaves his chain of keys to anyone strong enough to carry them. 48. Frances Speer leaves her great big beautiful eyes to Pat Wise. 49. Charlie Elliott leaves playing his harmonica. ' 50. Eugene Belcher leaves for Washington to hold conference with Sec. of State Byrnes. 51. Iean Davis leaves Mrs. Stevens, trig. Class with the rest of the boys. 52. Mary Ann Wagner leaves her sophisticated ways to Ioan Mater. 53. Billy Dewhirst leaves laughing--at Billy Boyeris recitation of Fred Allen's jokes. 54. Tom White leaves for the VVythe Fire Department. 55. Winifred Gardner leaves for the 5c 61 10C store. 56. Elizabeth Haga leaves to become the editor of Time Magazinen. 57. Bobby Oliver leaves 2B algebra--at last. 58. Milton Hodge leaves for the Air Corps--he heard someone singing There's A Goldmine In The Skyu. 59. Earl Barrett leaves for the store with the peppermint stick outside the door. 60. Gene Carpenter leaves on his motorcycle! 61. Laurel Brown leaves her 'icompactn size to Claire Batzold. 62. jack Slavnik leaves singing g'I'll Be Glad When Youire Dead, You Rascal You to a certain English Teacher. 63. Barbara Bose leaves to ioin the other three rosesl 64. Eugene Brockley leaves the HI. V. basketball team minus--a good man? 65. Johanna Williams and Betty Ferguson leave the Dramatics Club minus two good workers. 66. Louise H2Of Langley leaves her blond UQ hair to Sue Bentley. 67. Doris Rudd leaves her ability to uhandlen the teachers to Danny Bennett. 68. jean Woodward leaves her little brother to carry on . 69. Lillian Reid leaves the senior class typing to someone else. 70. Norman Cole, Calvin Saunders, and George VValker leave the shop to Mr. Machen. 71. james Philapy leaves his Trig. Book to John Hill. 72. Al M1cGlohn and june Folkes leave to join each other in some secluded p ace. 73. Charlotte Newell leaves the library to Myrtle , Fred Luke leaves the hall of H. H. S. with the rest of the Senior Class wishing the forthcoming Seniors the success that was ours. Given under our hands and seal of this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-six. Fred Luke Executor Pendleton Thomas Bay Dean Brock Witnesses Page Thirty-one Class Prophecy During my several trips around the world, I have met many old friends with whom I attended Hampton High School. I left New York harbor May 5th aboard the S. S. Herbert Preston johnson, Ir., one of the larger ships owned by the DeGutis and Steen Guaranteed Not to Sink Steamship Linen, and who should be cashier in the ship's cafeteria but Bill Carter. Also working in the cafeteria was Elizabeth Haga, presiding over the potatoes, and Barbara Rose pouring the soup. I went up the top deck to get some sun and there were Betty johnson and Pat Simpson practicing their shuffleboard. They were going to Europe to take part in the shuffleboard contest in the Olympic games. They seemed to play it a little differently than everyone else, though they used their feet instead of the shuffleboard poles. Also going to the Olympic games were Pen Thomas and ,Iohn Dute, the greatest wrestlers of our time. After an uneventful trip across, we docked in Liverpool, England. The dock was a hive of activity, porters and stevedores were all over the place. I knew some of the faces seemed familiar. I saw Fred Luke, now head of the Stevedores Union. Some of his best workers were james Philapy, Bobby Oliver, Dewitt Griffin, and Bobby Quinn. On the dock taking pictures of the landing was Spencer Cardwell, now photographer for the New York Times. I was glad to see that Spencer got somewhere with his camera besides the Charles Taylor Library. I left England for France. I was on the train to Paris and who should be taking up tickets but Floyd Mabry. He told me that Tommy Richardson had worked his way up from porter to engineer on the same train. My, what ambition! Upon arriving in Paris, I went to a hotel managed by Eddie Morris. He employed a large staff of bellboys including Paul Logan, Bobby Baber, Robert Walton, Eugene Belcher and Eugene Brockley. After checking in, I went out to see some sights. I happened to walk into a theater, open for rehearsals, and there was Herbert Perkins teaching ballet. Some of his more outstanding students were Lobelia Barrett, Betty jean Coleman, Doris Darden, Elinor Duffey and Ann Elliott. After leaving the theater, I stopped in at one of the better night clubs where Ray Brock was sending the French gals with his rendition of Stardust . Over there, he is known as The Tonsilsf' Ray is managed by Spook Ford, who also writes most of his music. Taking leave of France, I went south to Italy. I was eating my lunch in one of those little outdoor cafes when I got an olive so tough I could hardly cut it with my knife. I went to complain to the manager, whom I found to be Richard Kostyal. He told me he iust managed the cafe for Mallory james. Ile said Mallory also employed Hazel Blackwell, Laurel Brown, Ann Burton and Ann Marie Cannon as waitresses, and Gene Carpenter, and Roy Magin as cooks. I left the cafe and was walking down the street when someone tapped me on the back and asked me to buy a raffle for a 1940 Varga girl calendar. It was Sidney Riggins. I bought one, knowing I wouldnit Win. That night, I went to eat my dinner at one of those nice little supper clubs featuring a sister act by Hat and Anne Bloxom. They were accompanied on the piano by Noel Truscott. It was very good. ' Later I left Italy for Russia. While walking down one of the side streets of Moscow, I came upon Sybil Hillman teaching the game of marbles to under- privileged children. She raised the cutest cocker spaniels on the side. Leaving Sybil, I went to one of the large city parks where I met Bubba Barham and Earl Barrett. Their iob was to keep all the park statues bright and shiny. Leaving Moscow, I continued Northwest across Siberia to China. About half way to Page Thirty-two China, I passed a little hot-dog stand run by jo jo Clark and Hardy Cash. They also sold ice-cream. Having reached China, I went directly to Nanking. I decided to take my laundry to one of those fine Chinese laundries. WVhen I got there, I found that it was owned by Stuart Irwin. He employed Billy Ezell and Paul Garber to put laundry marks on garments and Ernestine Clarke, june F olkes and Winifred Gardner to do all the heavy work. After leaving the laundry, I went on down the street past a shoe shine stand owned and operated by Billy Boyer and Billy Dewhirst. My, what V. P. I. did for them! Being hungry, I stopped at jean Woodward's Chinese restaurant. I Went in and sat down, and at the table next to mine was jimmy Gilman and Ernest Stoneman. They told me they were in China doing scientific research on the japanese beetle. They had a very nice little orchestra at the restaurant. Ralph Hudson played the clarinet, George Tyree the drums, Calvin Saunders a harp and joe Sealey kept time with his feet. After I got my laundry, I left China for japan. When I landed in japan, I looked around for a rickshaw. I found that james Hendrey owned a ricksaw service, anywhere in the city for twenty-five cents and an old Tootsie Roll Wrapperu. He was saving the wrappers to get a scooter. He had the very best coolies in japan, Milton Hodge, Robert Key, Harwood Robins, Donald Richardson, Randall Mason, and Charles Eichelberger. I hired a rick-shaw and went to the country. As I passed Mt. F uiiyama, I saw jo Ann Brittingham sitting at her easel painting the volcano. Very good, too. I did not stay long in japan as I was eager to visit some of the South Sea Islands. The first island I came to was Buna Goona Island where the natives were very uncivilized. Here I met jack Slavnick doing missionary work among the natives. He was always such a nice quiet sort of person. Earl Morris and Meredith jones were also pn that island selling hula skirts to the natives. I visited some other islands, then headed for the large continent of South America. My boat docked in Santiago, Chili. Here I learned that Hilda Edwards, jean Monroe and Alice Grant were doing very nicely with their Animal Cracker Factory. Frances Speer, jane C. Smith, Carol Christian and jean Davis were employed at the factory to cut out the animals. While in Chili, I visited one of the largest modern post offices where I saw pictures of many of my old Hampton friends, Buddy Rosser, Leroy Hastings, Henry Moore, and Charles Elliott. I always knew they would win world-wide acclaim. I continued my trip across the continent. When I reached Argentina, I ran into one of our Good Will tours. Here I met Lover-Boy McCaffrey. He was very successful in winning the good will of the South American senoritas. Teddy Davis, Lillian Reid, Doris Rudd and Charlotte Newell were there, too, doing their bit for the good-neighbor policy. The whole thing was managed by Mary-Ellen Ivory and Betty Ferguson. just before I left Buenos Aires, I ran into Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Taylor. They were on their honeymoon. Mrs. Taylor was the former Miss johanna Williams of Hampton. Being unable to secure passage to Africa, I decided I had better go back to the States. I went home feeling very satisfied at seeing so many Hampton High Graduates happy at their life work. Nancy Workinger Class Prophet of 1946 I Page Thirty-three A BUNCH OF LUCKY JOKERS OR THE '46 GRADUATING CLASS -luv- The '46 class, The best you'l1 find, Are going to leave The old school behind Our senior class is big, And all our minds are too, In iust another year, We'l1 have lots of things to dog If English 8 were easier, A lot more kids would go, But Boyenton throws it at them, And their minds just work too slow. Their books are all closed, Their minds to college fly, And after a week in college, Theyill think of old Hampton High. Some of us hate to leave, Some are glad they dog Some of us d0n't leave, Which may be me or you. 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I, 'Y' :- 4 6365213 13111 IUNIORS First rmv, II-ft to right: CSAHOLYN CIKIDCJK, ANN PAGE IJAXVSON, YIIMLINIA IIll.l.liliY, JEAN ROIIERTS, IDELORES THOMAS, ANN AIIIIOTT, BRYAIN LIOLIJILIK, FRANCES NVOODI-'IN. , SI-uvml row: .IEssIE BOYD, JEAN C. ROBERTS, ANN CLAIDXNVELL, BIIc:I:I.I-Ls, IJUROTIIY NIXON, IACKIE BURTON, BIARTHA A KEW, IIILDA HIIHAIJS, I'IIYI.LIs BROWN. Tlmird Raw: IJUHXVARIJ CIIEEL, BIELVIN SAIN, DAX'Il7 BRONVN, :MORRIS GCDIJIJWVIN, BILLY CALIIOUN, BEVERLY IIILLHRY, IO ALXHIE IJAXVII ENCE, cf0A'I'l-IS, IJANINY Bl5NNh1'I l', HUIIEIIT IJAVIS, DONALD TAYLOR, HENIIY CJOLIBSTEIN, HI'INllX' BICICUIIKE. Fuurth row: MALI:OI.,xI LIAIKHOLL, GEORGE MEssIcic, BILLY GREENE, VINCENT SEARLs, FLOYD BRUCE, IJIIUMAIUNIJ, ,IOIINNY HOPKINS, ALBERT Al0BElIG. SHIRLEY EIYMQUINT, JOAN TUIIK, :MARY BIARTIIA GAIXISEII, BlQ'l l'Y Sl'liHfGl.l'I, ANNE KLElNE1l'f, ROMA HUDNALL, C1I,0llIA C. 1. BILI.Y ,I IUNIORS First row, lc-ft to right: MARIE ZATTIERO, NAT NELSON, IXIARIE TIIAINHANI, DORA IIULLIIIAY, NANCY VIQICNNIS, EYELYN SHAIKF, BETTY TYLER, BETTY BHNCEE, BIARGARET HANE. Su-OIRI rOw: BLXHY ,IANE YATEs, B1ADELYNnZ B1AR'l'IN, AXIRCINIA IiICKS, lIUl,L.KND, ROsIE BARRA, VIRCINIA VAIL, FRANCES XVALSH, BOIIIIIE HOIIERS. Third row: TOxIIxIY SNIITH, JOE LEVIN, DOUGLAS NUCKl.ES, SPENCER LANCLICY, HORERT ROc:ERs, BERT VIOLETTE, ROBERT HUEIIIES, BILLY NVATSON, NIILIQ, AIIAIEN TULIKI-Ill. Fourth row: OTIs IIUNT, BILL XVATSON, RICHARD NEVVELL, RALIIII PEGGY VVILLIAIYISON, IDOIIOTHY ARNOLD, EDNVIN COETZ, -IOIIN 'TUIXIIXIY VVALKEH, CLYDE LAUIJEIK- B1INCEl'I, MARTIN f:0I,l-l, .IIAINIY XYILSUN, CILAIKENCH BREEN, CHARLES ROBINSON, CHARLES HOPCRAFT, CHAXIKLES COLE, LESLIE llAYEs, ERNEST I IJILIJICH, XX.-Xl.'l'LIli SAUNDEIKS. ' Page Tlzirty-seven JUNIORS First I-uw, II-fl tO rightg ROSE NIAIIILI XJAGEE, ELINOR TRIssON, XVANDA EVANS, JAN!-YI' HOWE, BARRARA IKOREIITN, IJORIN FRANKLIN, Es'I'HER ALI-IIIN, JACKIE CROSS, RUTH CAT!-1, DELORES FIUOIIIC, JACKIE SCLATICII, ISI-:A ARNN SI-I-OIR! ww: MILDRED XVICST, PECCY SHAW, BETTY BUIXTON, SHIRLEY CURRY, IJUIIUTIIY PORTWOOD, CAROLYN lII'DI:INs, SUE SRENCE, JUNE KEI'l'IIl.l'JY, BETTY BIXAY, RUTH INIARHTON, FRANCEN FlEI.Ds, f,'I'lIl-IIIIA NVATNON, NJAIIJUIKIIC NIUHIIICN. Tllircl rOw: I,LOx'D CIICNIC BI-:L'rz, RODERT AIIIIIROSE, BODRY HARRELL, SMI BENT, LOUIE LIIIICIVIW, RICHARD NIUIIHIS, NVALLACE CARTER, JOHN WVIATT, CHARLES IIACKNEY, RANISEY SMITH, -JAY PIORINSON, EARL f:AfLI-I, ICDWIN FUl.1TIllCII. lsflllflll rOw: ICARI. ANDl,lfI'l'0N, FLOYD DUllIiAJXI, JIOIIACE IXJEDLICY, ROLAND LEWIS, ,JENNY CJALLUXVAY, 1,150 l3AsNI-:'r'r. X AQ SOPHOMORES First ww, I4-ft tO right: YEIINA XYANN, LILLIE LEDBETTER, JANE BIGGAH, BIcT'I'Y ANN HUUTTICN, AJOYKZIC STONE, liORER'I'A v,fXUfLllAN, Bl'1'l I'Y R0liIiIl'l'S, JEAN BAKER, -JOYCE SAIITII, JEAN BEAVERS, TNI.-Xl!'l'lI.-K NIICIIAICISUN. RAI' BICIILIII PICKIN, BE'r'I'x' XVATKINS, BI-:TTY JOHNSON, FI.OssIE BLOUNT. SI-cond row: MELVIN COLE, IIAROLD JENNINCS, TERRY BRUCE, RICHARD MORR1sON, NIILTUN XVINDI.lCH, ALI-'RED POND, FRED XVEIDNER, RALIIII VINCENT, VVILLIAJXI COLE, LEONARD fJl,AY'l'0N, AKTHRICY ANDLETON, RONALD SPENCER, f:l,YlJIi KIil'lN'l'IIl, NJILLAIIIJ COIJYVIN. Tluircl I'Ow: FISKI-I ASHE, BILLY BAILEY, EIJNVIN, IIOLLOWVAY, RICHARD JONES, TOMMY XV.-Xlll lEl.l1, EARN YEARILIN, BOBBY IIARRIE, F. E. SINc:I.E'rARY, ROIIERT CLASS. Page Thirty-ciglzf v '19 dc ' 'I v-5 X. -L SOPHOMORES First rOw, left tO right: CATHRX'N DJICHOLSON. JOANNE LAZENDY, PI-IYLLIS CTVNNINCIIAXI, IJORIS BARIIER, INIIYILVNII' BALUNVIN, -JOAN RJATER, RIARTHA HUNT, ELOISE ANDERSON, RIAE HOIPI-E, CLAUDINE IIARTMAN, JANE XJAN GORDER. Svc-mid row: LEONA ATKINS, FAYE KESLER, JANET LEI-'r'ERS, DUANli RIILLS, CZRACE KILAHK, RIARY Sl'l'1liR. LAURA FISHER, EUNIIIE DEIHL, IJOROTHY MOORE, CII-IARLOTTE DlJNAlJlIJ, BETTY COUNCIL, BARIIARA AJUYES. Third rOW: EUGENE HAYES, RICHARD VVOODRUIYI, GEKJIKCE HAYES, GLENN LEWIS, BOIIIIY EDIYIONDS, NVILLARD INOARI, CIIARLI-:S PHILLIPS, HAROLD NORTON, BILLY DANCY, RALIIII DURIIAIYI, IDAVID POTTS, DAYE NVILLIAIYIS, GEORGE TIIICE. SOPHOMORES First row, left tO right: FLORENCE VVIIQGLE, LOU CUNNINIIHANI, Jlilll HILTON, .JEAN FRANCIS, JANET IIUELER, SHIRLEY PIVEIFEII, FRANCINE KERNSTINE, AGNES CURRY, DOROTHY NVICGLE. Sc-cond rOw: RIARCARET MILLER, NEl,1JA SHIVELY, CAROLYN ROSS, MARY NVIIITE, llYDE -JONES, KIAHUI. ROSS, ALICE NIINTZ, EVA MAE POYVELL, LAURA RIOORE, Bl'T'I'TYTHO1XlAS, XVILLAREIC RAY. Third rOw: CIIARLES BEAYERS, PAUL CONROY, THOMAS POTEAT, LAWRENCE IDAVIS, CLEN LAZENIIY, -JOHN BELI-IIN, EINIORY BAINEY, CHARLES BRITE, RUSSELL ROYALS, XV. E. VVILLIAIYIS. Fourth row: SIDNEY MOORE, LINXVOOD TUCKER, THONIAS RIATHENEY, ,JACK BRENVLLR, NVILLIAIYI PIIILOXV, SATX1 NIXON, RODNEY HULL, JOIIN BURNETTE, ALVIN ILDAS, ROBERT LINDSAY. Page Tlzirty-nine V., , -. SOPHOMORES First ww In-ft lu right: AIAIKILYN Pmm. BETTY N1c:uo1,soN, ELIZABETH XVINN, ANN D.-xm.1Nc:, CWEN Axmnv, Blc'l 1'x' -IPI.-KN Cn.'xN'r, .ANN 1AIlKlNS, lx1ll.DHED DAVIS, clLENOS BATHIXIAN, IJOLOIIICS P1Nc:1,.Ex', XTIHUINIA Bfxnxl-ns, AlII.llllI'Ill lhxuvl-Jn, PEc:m' Kl'II'l'Ill,l-IY, NYIIRGINIA NVAc:c:E1mx'. S1-wmlmwg ANN KIUIKTIS, KLAHNETf:l-ZIIEHAIVIQ MANY Lou SHANNON, BIAHY Ffxms, B,umA-um PU'l'lC.-Yl', l':l1l'IANUIl Sounxsu, NIAN-IUHII-1 BHONVN, Ilm SNAPP, IIILUA S1Nc:LE'rAm', Pm'1,1.1s TYNEE, Siumn l3m'1 1'xx JACKIE l'oul,E, SUI-1 BEN'l'l.l-EY, Dmus B1.Ac:KwE1.1., DIANE Bulfonn. Tluirml ww: BEIVI' Hl'1LITl'IlI, Elnnl-in -loNEs, FnEmm-3 SIXIITH, -lmll-is TlllKTl'I, Cll1XllI.l'IS RU'l'l,lillCQl1I. BICIINAIXIJ ffI,l'ZMlCN'l'S, LEWIS 'l'11,1.xmN, CoNn,xn DnExEl,, HOWARD '1'A1,l,, IJEIXYVOUD JQNES, yvvrfzfq, 'R sVX , 'vrzvv'- .. 'Q A 5i,i:f' ' ' ' ' - glw 'Q , QE fs , ' 'Ex A , X 4 , R Ni s0PHoM0REs J XX First row. lc-ft tu right: LYNN IIAwK1Ns, ANN PAHKINSON, ,IANE IIo1xN1sAc:x, BEx'Em.x' 'I'lM1sElu.,'xKE, Nlrzll.-xNlEl.. Sm-mul naw: BlC'l l'Y ANN IDIKICNVICIKY, Dcmfrrnv THOMPSON, l.JOllO'l'IIY PAIUUNNUN, IXIAIKIURIIC NIll.l.l'1R, sg-MAN Amumg Alu NIE.-KIJUII, ANNE SU'I roN, PAULINE IWASON, M1I.lmEn B0w1.En, BE'r'rx' PAIEE IJUKIC, BE'r'rx' ,A'l'lII'Il!INIC IlANslfUnlm, M.fxn1.xN ZEDEK.-KH, A1AllY ELLEN JANIES, GNVEN LIHOCKIQTT, lhum KICICNICIX, PEGGY ANNE l l'lw:r.lml.n, li.-xrxlmlm XVIIITIQ, ANNE S1'EEr:1.E, ANNE SmMYEn. 'l'l1ircl row: l'n':1,vEn c:NIl I ITIl, Dfxvm SPUELOCK, CIUUIITNEY Anmus, 1014: Howie, Cl,II 'I'l7N' M.-xsuN. 1Ausll.'xl.1, IIEAHN, H. S, Bu.-xrarz, Blu, 'l'wEEm', FAY CIICYSSYVELI., RAY Cnoc:KET'I', IMIK C,xn'rEn, CIIIAHLES :Il.I.IAM, IlLml.m' IJICXYIIIIKST, Bmsm' YATES. Page Fnrly Y3? if 'K . .W7 Nui. E .x X v i AS! Wg, W x Activities ' ff' 'nw ' 1 , 1 n .:-3.111 L . , T, MN u p Q, I n .5 A . , I A V X r ,i 1- g. ft-. l V- 1 11:1 5 1, A I- 1 1 - l ' 1-- .- WWE, fi Y, us. I if H ,4 f'- , I 1 7 . DQ! 4. I v g. 1 KL 3 .1 15 i 1 X. i. r . 141 71. 1 '1 wg, 4 x l , -m qv. '-ff! f PLC! if 1 '17 If yu Q, .1.,1 '1,'l 9 1--1 A 1 MH ' 11 'Q nl a u 1 1 i . , .14 M '- fi. .n.f- , X: A f ' 1 1 x , 1 'S ' 3 1 v1 31'f '1e 1 1klfv,1E3,f.,,5143331 ' 1 .M ,N , 5 1 11 . , ., 111 -. Lg -uiw, .xd '. I, L- 1qNf .1 'j.i,':, I ..1 H ' .. V B , U, 5, X 5 ' ' 5' 1 1 1, fx ' V '- f' 1 ,. f . 5' ' 6 -gi? .,. . 1 I f y 1, cv' .. 5 - 'Ja 4 4 .. Q. f - was -1 1 1 1.1.4, 1 411' . 1 'z i,tr g ,,. 1 ' , if g '1 . . ,- . ' ' 51. . . ,J , , ' .I 1-1- ' , .. 11:14--. 1 -1 'Q-if ' 4 r H N . V1 X I . .lr V , 1 , ,V 1 , ,I 'Jr , 'lag . .JN r 4 , D' . -1,4 , 1 x P' . Yf:'f'Q:':.1f-lfyq 1' 1 Wi, :- . - , t 1.1,-R1-,-.,,4,, - Q F -1 , ..-111112 v f..1,.,:,1 ' 1fsg31g1g5fa5?S11f1w':frzf 1 1 , -1: .L.! 12,2 U.3,51.1,'Qf Q, H .N 1' aylfqfi: 11.1 Tj , .Q A , ,.'-'gg-'31Al:fu,i! 1 - 12 1 ' - ' 'H' - 1 1f?'Q!Qf11, v fs, 1 ' 1 . ,,,1 15,15-,A , 1 1 . ,A . 1,4 a - K 4-' . 1 - . 1 ,, l J. I , 'l 'TH ' .. gffix iflff-2.5l. ,V Q ,, Q 'f l:-,,',S:,'.L'4,u 1 3 1. J' 11 . A ff' , I A ,111..Af,.,f,QQm,v11' -,1r33,m1,,,1n,.,.gfgh1-21 '1 - 'Tv 1.711 fn. 11 1112 Y , , , 1 , ,W 1-up .- wfwmgwmk 115 , , i , 7 R .N T Ji X I: ,1.., ,I 3-1 b','i1L,?SllaaL',lz,iI5w: 3,313 - ' ' 1' 1 'I -'9 .1',F 19'F:?4-'Puff ,fn 1 ,T- P' in gp ? '1 1 U '. ' L' 1 .1 Tm ,f 11 fHff ?'f'5a',fj1'fQi51Q'?'1'3Q-iff' 'kkjff53,1f5,f'f'9'IW :' i - we,-,-.411 5:1 n-.11 N ' A 4.7 1'1 Iz:E? ' ?gi5iS '- SLT 'r 4f f'?- q'ff'i7l ' 1 1 ,Jff , 11 1,4 j. !lf'F ,ffV. ?-' A -' 1' ' L fe-j? l' .'5'ji,.'jJ - ,-'Eh ,Y 155 U 11 A b A fu .A 1- 1' 1 'J,' -, , .cg -Ns: ,-1 - 1 .7 .'-- 1 , V K . . 1 . 4 X W ' - ' - -. 11 15 'X 1' , . w , ,,f. 11 HE' I P 1 3 1 1 MEMBERS THE STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION TIRA Stlldgllt CTO-UDL'l'lltiYU Association, fOIIIRlI-cl Jilllllllfy 17, 1945, is tlu- StlldL'!ll Jmcly .nI'galIII7IItiOII Of the school. It was cstublisllvd in its present form by Mrs. KzItlII'yII Parco c:1llIlCl'lJll and Mrs. AIi1I'gllL'I'itt' S. BI'IIthull, Of the faculty, Rt the suggestion Of Mr. II. VVJISOII TlIOI'pc, pI'iIIcipaIl. All I'CglllillATY eIIrOllc-cl studvnts are IIIeIIIlwrs. Thc C. A. is uffiliutvd with the S. C. A, state- OrgI1IIizutiOII, und also tlu- Nzltimrul As- Mlliiltillll of Stllclvut Cuuncils. OFFICERS I'rU.s'irl1'1zI ...... . BILLY BOYER Vit'1'-P1'C.s'ifl1'11I .. VTTHIPDY IJAYIS Secretary . . MARY-ELLEN IVORY Trc'a.s'urz'r . . . . . JACKIE PI'1T'I'I'I I' Clmplairz . . .. . . . PAUL CTAHIHCH 511011811119 .. MRs. KATIIRYN PACE CAMERON MRS. MARCUERITE S. Bl'1N'I'IlAI,l. BILLY BOYER EARL ANDELTON TXIAIKJOHIE BA!-llvlli JEAN BAKER SUE Blzllilh' BETTY BURTON FLOYD BRUCE VERNON BONNINVELL BOIIDY BABE!! CAROL CHRISTIAN LOU f:UNNINCIlAAI GRACE CILAHK BOIIEY GOODWIN cjIIAliLOT'l'E IJUNADIO ALY'1N DEws IJUDLEY IDEXVHIRST NVANDA EN'ANS JACK FERGUSON PAUL C.XlIliPlll IDULURES GIKANT ESTIIER CIANDAPEE BEVERLY HIIILEIIY BETTY IIAIIIRICK BARBARA llOUsE MARY-ELLEN IYORY ANN JONES CONRAD DRI-:XEN ROBERT JOHNSON TOAILIY BOGCS ROBERT LINDSAY CIIIAHLENE, BLACKBURN TEDDY DAVIS ALDERT MOBERI: JOEL CLARKE FRED NIAHTINE J. B. NEAL CHARLOTTE NEWELL ANN PARKINSON JACIE PETTITT BILLY PEAKE XVILLAREE RAY IIARWOOD ROIIINs Page Forty-0110 BUDDY liOsssI1:R ANNE liUCll1l.llS fTAllOI.YN SCIIRYI-.II BETTY SIIEI-c:1.E JOYCE STONE FRANCEE SPEER CTI-IARLES EICIQELDDRC CIIARLI-Ls COLE DONALD SIIEROUsE JUANITA TOIIPINC JOIINNY TIIOIxIAs PEN 'I'IIOMAs LILLIAN XTAUCIIIAN NANCY TVOIIKINGEIK FRANCES VVALs JOIIANNA NVILLIAAIS AIILTON VVINDLER BETTY JEAN GRANT TOMMY NVAIII-'lEl,ll BARBARA BURRIss ALICE CARTER CHAIILUTTE fl0UlJSUN STUDENT ASSISTANTS Stucltnt Assistants are junior and senior girls who assist Ill the offices of the principal .Incl the clcan of girls, aid new students in orientuting themselxes, .Ind .ut .Is hostesses It school functions. The purpose of this organization is to provide il lTlf:'Cl1llII1 of growth tor girls .Incl to promote student understanding of zldministrutive problems Thr l'iIlll1l'CHlCIltS are: Rc gulurity in attendance Satisfactory effort in work Neat uppeurzulce Ccneral desire to Work agreeubly and efficlentlv Respect for student hody and faculty CLOIIIA RIIOADS RUTII WILLIAMS BAIIBAIIA HOUSE BE'rTx' SPEEGLIQ LILLIAN VAUGI-IAN ELIZAIIIQTII ITACA QIAROL CIInIsTIAN BETTY FERGUSON SYBIL IIIIILMAN I' ' 2 f 5:1 7, MEMBERS MAIIJOIIIE BAKLII PAT Wish AIOIIANNA VVILLIA1xIs ELEAMTII PAIR JEAN STINNIZIIIIIIJ ,Io ANN BIIITTINI HAIXI YVONNL Bunn II JANE C SMITII JEAN C Rom-.urs 5 IOAN CIUNNINCHAAI i 2 I 2 l 5 7 Page F arty-two l'r'a.s'izlmiI Vid'-Pmsidcrif SC4'l'1'f111'y 'l'rea1s11i'vr LIBRARY ASSISTANTS SPONSOR: - Miss Lonn,xiN15 PVTNAM OFFICERS MEMBERS lI11,n,x l7InwAnDs NANCY NEIIDIL SAHAII Br3A'1 rx' J JACKIE looms -IANE RUFonn Fn.xNCL3s XVOOIIFIN N,-xx CII.l5Ell'1' CiHARLOT'l'li Nuwicu. , , NAN G1i,nr:n'1' , C.-ximlA'N Cnomi JANE lluifonn CllAIiI,U'l'TE Ni-:WELL ELEA-xNon DuwNs CIAROLYN Cnooic HILDA KLEIN!-lR'1' Rosh RIAHIE Mczf JUNE FOLKLS ANN BI.oXcnx1 I1.UNr4 l7Ikll'y Assistants arc jniiim' and Senior girls who he-lp in tlif' ililI'ilI'Y during the ll ilu wi incls issisting the libi'au'i1lii in nuiny xzu'ions ways, und aiding other stncivnls to hnc ici 1' ltiun nncl illi:Ol'l1lLl tion. mc lliI'i'lllL'lIfS arc ii sutisfaictmy citizenship l'lJL'UI'Cl :incl passing gnldn-s in all sninuts lulgf' I m'tg,'-ti' WUC gqe qui NET mms.. , . ., ,1,5.i , . you NALIM1 Qmss 'F I V - ,' ww. vs -9- .L-may 932, L xt.- 1 , 1 . . . . . . . . , ' l'.lIj.flISll I0 uml l',lljlllSll ll :uv 1-ourscs in lllllflllllllillg' writing llllill'l' tha- nlmwtioii ol , Nlns. liI.AKI41 flAMl4IIlUN, I'In,:1li.wli ill-S'flllf'flH'. The- purposf-s ol thx- class am- to improv- wrillvn 1-'5 composition :xml to olfvr an me-clium of puhlicity for Ilumpton High School :incl its stmln-nl lllv. 'I'h4- sliiclc-nts cow-1' all thc- iwws of thi- high school hy llIll'l'YlL'NVlIlLZ thv ollin-vs, L'Yl'l'j' inslruvtor, auul thc- sponsors oi all thi- cxtm-L-llrriclllzu' zlctivitivs in thc- school. Xvws sloriws :.r4- sulmmitlm-cl rc-gulurly to thc log-all lwwspalpvr. 'I'Iw lourlmlism 4-lzlssvs also ll2lYQ' ai lnilln-tin lmourcl lw tlw main ollicm' on which ull on-ws ill-ms mul- llultiirv .irticlc-s am- clisplnyccl rluily. A -IUURNXXLISNI CLASSES First Sc-1111-sta-1' English I0 f I-:Nl-t Cxul'l4N'll'1l: -Ioimwx' IFIIUNINS Lolilsi-3 lIAYNlf's lflumtrgs u'UUlH'lY l,l'h5lCI.l. Ilonxsow clI'TNlC CIULLIICH lXlAm'-E1.l,l-1N lvom' Anon-11.1. XYUl!S'l'lili XIXIN Xll1flI,HllN fxlmn Bnxixw lIol.1.ir1n VIIUHNI,-X lXll11I.l.0ll xlllilkld' llfibbilill Qll.AHlfZl'I llonnms Bl'I'l l'll11 TUlu.1Nc:'roN Svcoml Sc-im-stcl' English lU Bvginuiug .l0llI'llllllSlH K ll,xm,i-Ls lhofxwsz Rox' Nl.xc:lN MAIUIQL EIJXXVXIIIJS W Iln,x1.n lfono XV11,i,1,xM lil-INN El.lxAn1':'l'll Il,xm..x iN,-Xl.Il fiIHhUN ANN Bnoxoxl Cuoum IIALI. Xll'.IH'1IiI'l'lI BIUNICS ll.-XIKliII1L'I l' Bnoxorxl Rohm llUoN,x1,I. Unix Kosrxpxl fll.I'l0 ll0XYI.l'1ll M.-xlncl.x'Nlc lXlAl1'l'lN lor: xl.KllK llU'I'll C.xNNoN lNlll.lll!l'LlJ Row!-1 English ll ,-Xclvuilcccl ,Iouroalism C I-:Nic fI,fxlil'l41N'l'lcli llllilllh' IUAXIS -I1-:AN lhlUNli0lQ I'xl I. CI.-mln-:li -lUNI'I Fol.K1H:s 1f.v1f:l.YN SIIAHI1' xxx NllIflAl l Ill'1Y Swim, llll,I.N!.fXN JANE C. Smrrll XX 1l.l.l.-xx! ll'lIUllNlAN Nl.-XIIY-l'll.I.l'IN Ivolw l31'3'l l'll5 'l'Um,lNc:'roN lNS'l'HUC'l'OR - Mus. K,xTl1m'N P,-xczr: C,xm1-:now Page' Forly-four B.x1mxn.x S.Xl'YIlICliS lll,.XIHS S.-xwxian 'l',x'l'sY SINIPSUN l n.xNc:lcs SI'lil41l! Lois XYic11:Ks ,Iou.xNx.x xYIl.l,l,XXlS llrlxx xvll.l.17l'K l7n.xNc:1'1s XVUUIIIVIN l3Il.l. l'l0l'1llNl'Ill THE DEBATINC CLUB OF HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL Thv IJOIJLIIIIILL' CIIIIW was urgunivcd March IT, I945, by Mus. KAT11111'N PACE CAx1E11oN amd Mus. MA11c:UE111T1-2 S. BENTIIALL of the faculty. Its 111P111hership is L-11111pc1sc-LI of st11cIe11ts IllIt'l'l'Sll'CI i11 KIt'I72lII!Ig, and those who have al sz1tisfuctn1'y scholarship and L-itizvrnship rm-urcl. It g1'c'w out uf tha- intvrvst of x'u1'io11s st11QIe'1ts 111 smue of the English clzlsscs who asked that -11-I1 ll CIIIIJ hs- f111111rIc-LI. The- 11111111 p111'p11sv uf tl1is duh is to furthor the klmvvledge of CIl'IJLltIIlg, and to DIYIIIIUII' its 6'CIllL'1lIIllIIllI 1'11h1c through group cIisc11ssiu11s and uctuall pL1rticiputi1111 i11 dm-hates. OFFICERS l'1'z's'idm1f , , , ,, ,, :IOIIANNA NV1L1.1AA1s Vim'-I'l'csiclvr1t ,. , , SYBIL IIILIAIAN SIfl'l'UflIl'Il , I , C11A11LoTTE NEWEL1. 7Il'l'IlSlll'f'l' , , ,,,, ,, BOBBY Sx11'1'11 Sl3OlI.S'lJl'-S Mus, KATHIIYN PACE CAx1E110N AIUIIANNA XVILLIANIS f:IlAltI.0'l'TI5 NbIXN'EI,L Bunny SIXIITH DONAL11 TAYL011 SYHIL II1LL1x1.1xN BETTY FE11c:UsoN F11ANc:Es SPEE11 Rc1sE IXIARIE BLANKs L11,1.1AN RE111 AI. C. Coc:1a11ELL BERYI, NVoo1,11111c:E I11ENE IXICLEAN MA111' ANNE NVACNEII JEAN S'1'1NNE1-'mum Mus. M,x11cUE111TE S. BENTI-IALI. MEMBERS in.,- than Qs K- IXIARY-ELLEN Ivom' BETTY Ro111511Ts BETTY SPEEGLE CVVEN AMORY B1-:CKY SM1T11 Doms BA111cE11 VVINSTON BABE11 JACK HILL ANN DAHI.INlZ HEIIBEIIT PE11K1Ns SUE BENTLEY PHYLLIS CUNNINGHANI JEAN RoBE11Ts PEN THOAIAS Page F orty-five Alrnw P. lJ,x1.lc jmxxnfzs Flildlllililf P.-xul. llfxxuusox Plclutx' NIAUUUN XVILLI .ul Primm' Tl IUIIMAN VETERANS Tl1oM,xs D,u'1s UU Curczx Mumus Emlulx Sunni EARL CIOODSON XV1Ll.lAM liorznxun llUHl'3lU' L4 ,ll-utxsrw CuAn1,1csPncx1'nm 1 ilu 4-losing ull thc war in summer, llllllly xx-tm-ruins lulvc TL'-Klllfllllll lt lllllll nv ml lu tulw up llwir studies wlwu- ilu-y loft ull. WR- urv pxmul tu x lun tu m alx unml xw wish ilwm tln- ln-st ul' luvli. Ilm lllilllll nl llu ulcl uw ww spunwu-cl lw ilu ll llllpll ..L.. , mf f- 2 m lligll Sclmu us K Page Forty-six ' e ... all P .C- tl M L AUDIOGRAPHIC STAFF OFFICERS First Term S:-cond Term Pres-idcrif , Ci-xLx'1N SAUNDERS Nonufxx COLE Vit?-Pl'l'Sfflf'Ilf , BOBBY BAUER DoN.'xLn Snuuousrg SCl'l'L'ffll!l , Lrisuri ll.-nies LESLIE Ilawts MEMBERS Bonny BXBEIR CLYDE LAUnEnMn.K Noumfxx CIULE Hrxnwoon Rooms BLLLY Evif:nr:'1 rr1 DoNALn Srzuoussz CIARLTON TTASKETT ALLEN Sc1oT'r Li5sLIE ll,xYEs Cmoucrg NVALKER RONALD -IONus jfxmnis XVILSON lXlALL0ltY -IAMES The Audiographic Staff was organized in the fall of 1939 with members selected from the Industrial Electricity and General Shops. The staff has provided the school with a group of trained operators for the motion picture equipment, for visual aids of other types, and for amplifying equipment used in connection with its program. Meetings were scheduled for the Audiographic Staff twice each week during most of the school year in order that the members might participate in a tomm Ou visual aid problems. YVithin these periods they learned to operate and care for the school's light projecting and sound amplifying equipmcntg thus assuring its satisfactory operation. In the past year, members of the Audiographic Staff have made improvements tO the sound system in the auditorium and in this way have made its control more satisfactory. They also proxided sound for activities in Darling Memorial Stadium for football games and for other special events. Through the new state visual aids program, motion picture equipment has been made available to the schools in the state, and members of the Audiographic Staff have aided greatly in distributing this equipment to the schools in Elizabeth City County. They have also aided in maintenance and repairs in the newly established central film library at Hampton lligh School Page F arty-seven x All-I.-UN S'i'1NN1':1f-11111: AI. C f.11c:K111':l.l, -I UNIOP1 RED CROSS OFFICERS Prr-sirlf-nl , Virr'-I'r1'sirl1'11f , Sw'rf-I11ry-'1'r1'usu1'c'1' Spm1.s'm'.s' MEMBERS l'll.I.l-IN l,lx'1N1:s'1'nN JUN:-3 Clltll-'I4'l'I'Il ANN .XllIlU'l I' Bl-ITTY cllll-ZEN -I14,1NN1N1-1 lXlA'I l'l7Illi lDAI.'l'ON B..x11i1Ax1 Ilm1.ui14: All-IIVl.l-IX' .IUNI-I FOLK1-:s Al.XIl'l'll.-K SM1111 -IANI-I C. SNIITII EHN1-:s'r IC1.111-ins Il1fl1l.1-111.11 I I.111wu:m NIIINGIYNIA xy.-XII. ' ' l'li:'1 1'Y iXlClD.-XNII-Il, lil.:-1.fxNr111 IJ1mNs Flsiql-1 Asm-1 A1411-:11'1' Nlillil-IIN? lll'I'l l'Y Rrml-:11'1's 'll'..XN ltu111':11'1's lDAX'IIJ CU'1'1.1f:11 lDAX'lIb S1-lvlilnctx l'1lt.-XNCICS 'l'uc:Ki-in llllIII.XItIl Ummm:-11,11 IC1.1ml-:11juNlcs M.-im' SIll'II l IlVl.Il Sm: Bi4:N'1'1,m' Drums l,AIllll-IN -IUAN lXlA'l'l'Ili JANI-1 C. SlXll'l'Il A1.nm11' lXl0liI'1llfS JEAN Ro11r:11'1's Miss E1.1zA1115'ru HAM Mus. losrgl-11 A1xlo'r'r 1'llN1r:1-1 llllillli .IANIC llvifmm CA1101,x'N Russ A111-'111-111 PUN11 Bl-I'l l'Y -IOIINSON flll,-XltIAYI I'l-I Coonsnx AI,1Cif: C11.-xN'r .lUI.I.-KN S111-lixmx Bic'r'rY Scziml-'ifm lXl1c111cn1'1'11 jumzs N,xN1:x' N1-111114: BILL l3,x11i1.'xM -IICAN 'llOI,l-Ill LAwl1i-:Nina cllttlfllil-I'I l' l'i-iczm' SHAW 'l'I11- A1111-1'i1-1111 4l1111i111' llc-cl Cross ul' Iluiiiptmm lligli Sc-liuol is tht- link lu-twm-1-11 tlu- sc-lmcwl illlfl tlu- lm-ul t'llZl17lK'l' ul' tln- A1111-ricz111 Rc-cl Cross. Its 1111-111l1e-1'sl1ip is cuiuipusi-cl ut two 11-p11-sn-11l:1tixa-s l'llUSK'll lmy t'1lC'll I1111111- 1'1m111. This gI'0llD 1-lm-ls its own nfficc-1'sg ll pre-sicle-11t, xic-n--pn-simlm-11t, :incl sm-crm-tz11'y-I11-zlslirc-1', tllli' of VVllUlll also sc-1'x'1-s llll tlu- L-411111151 L'ill7llN'l. rXli'l'llllf.fS lll't' lu-l1l nlvuut twicv il llllllltll. 'TlIl'Ullj.Zll its Illi'llll1t'l'S c-zu-li limm- 11111111 is 1-nlistc-cl i11 il IJl'0j.fl'Allll ul' xalrim-al llllll IlS1'l.lll uvtivitic-s of social sm-1'x'ic-1-. ljllflllg ilu- CllI'I'C'lll yn-111' llltllly lmuks, 111z1g11zi111-s, victrulu rm-curcls, uml utlu-r a11'ticl1-s wc-rc cullf-L-tn-cl fm' luczll liuspituls amd lm' s1-1'xi1-1- 1111-11 mx-rs:-us. Gifts, fuwmrs, posh-rs, amd clm-L-111'z1tio11s W1-rv p1'm'icla-cl mul alis- triliutm-cl fm' 'l'l1z111lssgix'i11g tulmlcs and Cliristmus tru-vs i11 X'ilI'lUllS lmspitalls for wu1111cl1-cl x'vtc1'1111s 'l'w1-11ty-fivc- boxes were packed for cliildrcu uw.-1'sc11s in the wau' stricken 1ll'OLl. Page Forty-eiglzt FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS I'rrfsidcnt , , MARY BHYAN CoLLlL:n Vice-Prcsia'zfnt , ,,,,, Bonny CLUODXVIN S11'rcfzlry-Tr1'11.s'11rw' , L ,, jov Fumus Swgcflllt-zz!-A1ms , , Momus CYUOINVIN Spons-m' ,,,, L ,,,, MR. CELARENCE TOPPINU CHA1u.0'rTP: CCJCJIBSKJN Bohm' CZOUDXVIN DANNY BENNETT jlxllxn' hll'lll'HY GLENN LENVIS ANN BIWUN CURTIS KIARY BRYAN c10I.l,I1'Ili -Im' FIEHIUS JOAN BIATEH XVILLIIC DLIIVIXILIST' Roluzwr Bunn' MEMBERS MILTON CAIIPENTEII MARJORIE TURNER NlAl.COLBI CAlilllJl,L Cl-Zcmfzrz N11-ISSICK BILLY SHAc:K1.m-'mm Moums CZOOIJVVIN BOBBY Blmcc: ESTHER Cmummzrf DONALD TAYLUH PAT NVTSE JOAN CUNNINCIHARI 1 NIPIICII Club was orgzuxized in 19-15 by ine-lnhers of tlw Su und Sb Fumlx Llrsw undu the spemsorslnip uf Mr. Clarence Topping. 1 nmttu of the club is Eu AX'LllltQv, which IINSLIIIS Furwurd,'. Tlw L-olors L club ug blue and white, and the flower is the red rose. 6 5 T 5 E ,L ills 1 Page F orty-nine VICTORY BOND COMMITTEE CIIAIRMICN: -- ,IOIIN Dura AND I.-mms IIENDIKEY SPONSOR: -- Miss MAMI1. S1-l1,x'1'Luv llAl!llAH.-X Bumss l':l.IN0ll lJUiflfY .IUNIOII llunii.-ur AIouN IJUTE llI'1'I I'Y l'lI'IltIll7SUN clIIAlll.0'l l'l-2 fl00DSUN l3l41'l rx' llANlltlKlK -Lxmias llliNlJltEY Sum. lllI.I.MAN lNlAliY-l':I.l.l5N Ivom' 'I'lI.1.u4: Lxmrzs lalC'I'TY -Ioi1NsoN MEMBERS -lor: MARK IRAN AIONHOF NANCY Num: CHAnLo'rTE NENVELL -IEAN Honuwrs Bmumim Rosa BUDDY Russlin JANET Rows JANE C. SISIITII IVIARTHA STACK PEN THOAIAS MANY ANN VVfxc:N15n .IOIIANNA NV1L1,lAMs During tlu- past your. tht- will ul' tlw gtwcrrrinent in the Tth Victory 10111 w IS IIISWLIQ lay tllis patriotic group ul' stucle-nts. Tlwsc stuclcnts not only sold Bonds md St mips but wurlwcl tu pruinutv intern-st in tlw sales of Victory Bonds in the sulmol. Smu: tlus Limp sign sturtml, lmmls and stumps lmxt- liven on sale every clay. Page Fifty DISTRIBUTORS CLUB Fha IjlSfl'llJlltOI'S Club is composed of Sl1CL'f'SSlclll Retail StllCl6'lltS in thv high school. ll pulpow is to provide tl IIIIifoI'III cluh orgzIIIiZzItioII, to promotc lcI1dc1'slIip, to foslvr iIIt0I'vst me p1lJlCSSlUlllll growth in thc ficlcl of clistrihution, to servo as ll center for social uctinitivs, anal to plovicle il IIICIIIIS of clcvc-lopillg civic Ilml vocutionall interests. Flower --:-- Yellow Rose Colors --:-- YI-lluw and Green OFFICERS P1'z'.s'i1lw1t , ,, Vvifl'-Pl'!'.S'IflC'Ilf , , Svr'1'z'l11ry-Treu.v11r1'r Editor Pronmlimz AIIIIHIHVI' , AI,IfIII5Im KNIILIIT lNIliIIE.DI'I'H .Iorsus CLIIIIIA CIIowIgI.I. CILEO BOWLEII Spunwr ,, , ., , ,,,,,, Mks, RoIsEII'rA Z, SAIITH I IEIIMAN BI-:SSAIIII flI.E0 BowI,I-:II NCJIIAIAN BOYD MEMBERS ALFIIEIJ KNIGHT ADA MITCIIIQLI. BIQATIIICE lN'IoNTc:ImIEIn' CII,xI:LI-is f:HAYTON KILOIIIA CIIIONVELL CIIAIILIIZ El.l.IOT'I' AIIICIE CIKAN1' CELOIIIA IIALL Lois INKSHANI MEIIEIIITII JONES EAIKL MOIIIIIS SIDNEY RIKiCLINS MILIJIIEIJ Howl-5 BAIIBAIIA SAUNIJEIIS GEIIIIGI5 TX'liEkI MII.ImIugn VVALTON ROBERT WVALTIIN Page Fifiy-one in 1 . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Spmzsnr , Mus. josr-31-11 Aixiorr OFFICERS l'l'1'.vifIm1f , , , .lfxczicixa Pr:'r'ri'r'1' Vic'r'-I'r'r'.s'irlwit ,, MANY S111-Li-'1-'iianix Sl'l'l'Cl!ll'll Fimmzus 'l'i'c:Kr:n 'l'rc'usur1'r ELM-:N Lw1Nc:s'mN Iivymrtw' JANE lluiiNuAc:K Tlic- llcmic' I1lL'OllUIlllL'S Clulm was orgnnizccl Svptvliilmvi' 1944 lmy Mrs. Lu Slu-llc u clnlm pri-siclvnt wus ilu- presiding ufficvr of tlic culifclwlu' of tlw lloim- EL-mimliics flulms ul tliis pvuinsulai wliii-li wus liclcl April IS, 1946. The me-mlmvrsliip consists uf ull giils tilxm llmm- licoiimnnics who uri- iiitm-wstvcl in lic-ing in tlie- club. -Q v vw Q, f ' 5 .QW is ,, Q i ll -K' Page F ifty-two MADRICAL SINGERS SOPRANOS ALTOS JOAN CUNNINCHAM LIARTIIA CAIXBEIR DOIKIS Rumi DOROTHY NIXON NANCY WORKINOER JEAN CAROL ROBERTS ANN PAGE LAWSON PEGGY SHAXV TENORS BASSES ' EARL BAIIRET1' BOBBY CLARK SAIXI BENT SPENCER CARDVVELL J. B. NEAL HENIKX' 11UGCET'l' BUDDY ROSSER HENRY BICGUIIIE f:EN1i CARPENTER NOEL TRUSCOTT, Acconzpanist The Mudrigul singers uri- u group organized to study and perform xnudriguls, inotcts, gives, canons, and rounds. In the curly 17th and 18th centuries whvn the-so typos of works wore popular thcy Wvrc sung around 11 table in an informal manner, as thvy arc picturcd. The singers meet ut ont' of the Ill6llll7t'I',S houses once il wack for their rclicalrsuls. Page Fifty-tlirce 4 5 1 6: al I s in A H. Y A 5 . Q g R Q ,,, - v r 1 w CHORUS SOPRANOS JUNE CLARK VIRGINIA WEST LOREA BRINKLEY LILY LEDBETTER SYLVIA RODDEY KATHERINE WARD GWEN CROCKETT MARY NULTY EVA MAE POWELL VERNA VANN ARDELL WORSTER LIDA JONES TENORS JESSIE BLOCK DURWOOD JONES BOBBY HARRIS BASSES JIM COUCH MORRIS GOODWIN CARL HITER DICK MCCAEEREY FRED SMITH JOE SIMPKINS HOWARD TALL JOHNNY BETTS JANE FREDERICK JACKIE HOWARD FAY POLSTON ANN HOBBS KATHLEEN LIGGAN SHIRLEY PEEIFER BARBARA WHITE MARGERY TURNER ROSEMARY MAGEE DORIS RUDD VIRGINIA BARNES BARBARA POTEAT EDWIN FULCHER JERALD FORD EARL BREVOORT LEE EDWARDS BILLY DARNELL JAMES TUCKER CHARLES ROBINSON GLEN LEWIS WILLIAM PILLOW BILLY BAILEY WILLIAM BARHAM SECOND SOPRANOS IRIS BRAY BETTY BURTON CLENOS BATEMAN LOLA HUFFMAN CAROLYN CROOK LUCY HAYWOOD JOSEPHINE HAYWOOD PEGGY SHAW CHARLENE BLACKBURN SELMA DICKENS JEAN HARRELL HELEN GODFREY BOBBY ROGERS FRANCES SPEER JUNE VVILLIAINIS BETTY COUNCIL KATHERINE HANSEORD VIRGINIA HICKS PEGGY KEITHLEY ELLEN LIVINGSTON JEAN BANGS BETTY SPEEGLE JACKIE FLOYD GLADYS Fox ANN LEDBETTER NORINIA MASSEY MARY C. TORIAN RACHEL BEACHUINI ROINIA HUDNALL LILLIAN KONEGEN BETTY TURLINGTON WILLA MARY WILLIAMS WILLA LEE FORRESTER MARGERY MILLER MARY SPEER ALTOS Page F ifty-five BETTY THOIXIAS ANN GLADWELL ATHLYN BIERS DOROTHY LONG MARION ZEDEKAR MARGARET HANF ERNESTINE CLARKE JANE BUFORD MARY-ELLEN IVORY JEAN FRANCES ESTHER GARDAPEE ANN SUTTON HILDA EDWARDS ADA MEADOR JANE BIGGAR CERRY HILTON IRENE MCLEAN JANE HORNBACK DELORES BERGBOM BARBARA SWANSON MARGARET MASON JOYCE STONE ELIZABETH WINN DOROTHY PARKINSON LOUISE WOODALL ROBERTA VAUGHN PEGGY FITZGERALD JEAN AMORY MARY LAY CHARLOTTE CARPENTER LYNN HAWKINS BETTY PAIGE DUKE DORIS LENEORS BEVERLY TIMBERLAKE musiht-59 M'l E2',Z -Ark, 'Voz'- an Cfhomag N lin Ghwf Abu. 50353 Qmkih 'Eailav Qui 2 91 :Won Ga 'lov- Gnu Si KW?- aff ?.5uAb3 house Qlusiuisqms Kinetic hmii .Ark Sta!! 01-in Norms Sidi Nancy Nut! ,Art Shi? m Atv. SKWFF-4' Gillian Q!-nib ,I C'lle4-lx -n-. ,,z 'f ' fi Bo ivsllwms Falun in-bar 'S iinclurl iiilauvagalzolb Sun Mary Q-Sway 102' Cu-9 hnm.P6wam fan Sm-ch Slachxo gant fvolz SRF? 'Daria -513315511-:EYES , f Car-dmc Euegms 6900 b'oaRls3 Si - Adv. 35? Adv: 51055 Santan- Ga4onhSnatar.s Inns Qflzmen- B Clark . V A Gfgpiqk -Azbv. Mai? Atv. sszgff mga, mam itil bvdillst -N DYQQQ W1 Wm Q1 fnmhmanf mr m4 vt mmm QW? WP AW? wa -1:-2.5 4' an ,KJQ sn 04 gig! Director .........,,,.,,.,.. F zrst Accompanist ,,,,,., L ....., Second Accompamlst ..,,.. Colors Maroon and White President ,,,.A.,..,.....,,,, Secretary-Treasurer Publicity Manager W Wardrobe M zlstresses .,,,. Librarian MARTHA ASKEW NORMA ALLIGOOD SHIRLEY BARRETT CAROL CHRISTIAN JOAN CUNNINGHAM ANNE CURTIS ANN DARLING TEDDY DAVIS PICKED CHOIR OFFICERS MEMBERS FIRST SOPRANOS MISS FORRESTINE WHITAKER BOBBY SMITH THOMAS WADDELL Flower: - Red Rose FLITA WILLOCK NANCY WORKINGER SPENCER CARDWELL CHARLOTTE NEWELL PHYLLIS TYREE ,, JOHANNA WILLIANIS JEANNE FULLER ANN PAGE LAWSON ROSEMARY MCGEE BETTY ANN ROUTTEN PHYLLIS TYREE PAT WISE BERYL WOOLRIDGE NANCY WORKINGER SECOND SOPRANOS SARA ANN BEATTY ANN MARIE CANNON CHARLOTTE NEWELL JACKIE BURTON GWEN AMORY ELVA LANDRUIXI HELEN LAINIPATHAKIS ROSE MARIE BLANKS JESSIE BOYD JEAN BAKER HARRIETT CLENIENTS ANN GLADWELL MARTHA CAREER DANNY BENNETT EUGENE BROOKLEY DERXVOOD JONES J. B. NEAL JOHNNY BRIGMAN FLOYD BRUCE SPENCER CARDWVELL RALPH HAOA BOBBY HARRELL CONLEY SINIITH BUDDY WINGFIELD BOBBY CARROLL BOBBY CLARKE BECKY SNIITH LOU CUNNINGI-IAM ANN SPEEGLE ALTOS NOEL TRUSCO TENORS BASSES ANNE RUGGLES JOHANNA WILLIAMS RITA WILLOCK HARRIETT BLOXOM SHIRLEY CONE DOROTHY lXlIXON JEAN CAROL ROBERTS SHIRLEY GILLEN SARA MOORE ANNE PUTNAM JACKIE POOLE LOIS SNEED LILLIAN VAUGHAN TT EARL BARRETT GENE CARPENTER EDWARD MITCHELL BUDDY ROSSER BERNARD CLEMENTS CHARLES CRAYTON ELLIS FIRTH BURLEIGH HARWOOD HENRY HUGGETT FRED LUKE CHARLES ROBINSON GEORGE TYREE SUBSTITUTES LILA SCHEGEL HENRY MACGUIRE LEWIS TILLMAN Page F iffy-nine W CONCERT BAND DIRECTOR 7,,,..,.,.,7,AC,,,, CONCERT MASTER DRUM MAJOR ,CCC,..,C CCCC DRUM MAJORETTES CCCCCC MASCOT ,,,,,, OFFICERS President ,.,.,,,,..,,, , Vice-President ,, Secretary ,,,,,..,,,,, Treasurer ...,,, PERSONNEL FLUTE JUNE XVILLIAINIS FIRST CLARINETS RALPH HUDSON LYNN HAWKINS ANN PARKINSON CHARLES GILLIALI SUE SPENCE SECOND CLARINETS JERRY GALLOWAY JUDY RIDDICK MARY VIRGINIA DOBRINS MAZIE LEE BENTHALL EUGENE BROCKLEY ANN MARIE CANNON THIRD CLARINETS ROBERT MORRIS ORRIN MORRIS MARTHA HAYWARD JO MARIE LAWRENCE EARL BREEVOORT JOE SIIXIPKINS IVIARTHA STACK TILLIE JAMES DORRIS DARDEN TIIIRD TRU MPETS ROBERT LINDSEY BERNARD CLEIXIENTS LESLIE HAYES WARD HODCE RICHARD NEWELL WALTER RAINS EDWIN I'IALLOXVAY ONEDA MOORE TROMBONES BURLEIOH HARWOOD ELLIS FIRTH BILLY DEWHIRST DUDLEY DEXVHIRST JACK CARTER SIDNEY MOORE JAINIES TUCKER Page Sixty-one MISS ANNA LEE HITE ,. .... ,,., R ALPH HUDSON .. .,,,, W WILERED KENT BETTY TURLINGTON ALICE CARTER TONI BLOXOM GEORGE TYREE BUDDY ROSSER J. B. NEAL RALPH HUDSON BARITONES J. B. NEAL BUDDY ROSSER LOU CUNNINGHAINI SAXOPHONES DOROTHY THOLIPSON RUTH CATE DOROTHY PORTWVOOD MILLARD CODWIN DURWOOD JONES PATRICIA SIMPSON WALLACE CARTER FRENCH HORNS DOROTHY PARKINSON CHARLES RUTLEDCE FIRST CORNETS ERNEST STONELIAN LON HICKS LAWRENCE CROCKETT FAY CROSWELL JENE STULTZ SECOND A CORNETS BETTY BRAY BILLY BOYER MILTON HODGE RONALD JONES RAMSEY SINIITH CONWAY SORRELL PEGGY VVILLIAINISON BASS RUSSELL BATHIELO PERCUSSION DONALD SHEROUSE GEORGE TYREE MILTON BARBOUR NEXV ORGANIZATION THIS YEAR IS THE HAMPTON IIICII SCHOOL DANCE BAND Thr- llznnpton High School Dance Band is qi new organization under the il0Dkll'tIlll'lll ol' IIIIISIC this your. It wus organized after the snggestioii had hor-n sont to the S. C. A. Board and pnssm-cl hy thc S. C. A. Tho hand is lx-ing sponsorod by Miss Annu Lu- llitv, clircctoi' of Music alt thc- High Srhool. f rgunizntions lllltl has During tlw past sr-nn-stvr the- hznirl has playa-cl for sew-ral L-liurity o also sponsorm-cl Il clalllce. Thai Bznicl playa-cl for tln- Aincrican Legion llomvcominff 'xt the- II nn Jto A C, . 1 1 n I rinory als wvll us for thc- spring play prvscntecl by the Carrick Drumutics Club. Thr- lmncl is 1-oinposc-cl of five- sues fivv trum nts t ... ., 1 lx, wo tromhones, piano and drums. Thv lmncl is lm-cl by Donald Shcrunsc, il junior stuclvnt, Cvorge Tyrcv is thc husincss IIIRIIIZIQCI' of the llfjlllllilllllllll. Momhcrs of thc Dum-c Band are as follows: SAXICS:--Ii,xl,i'il Ilunsmm, Doncrrin' 'I'11uMl'soN, RUT11 CIATE, NVA1.1.Ac:ia KIAIITEII AND ANN IJARKINSON. 'I'RUMPICTS:--BILL CIAHTEII, Donorrn' PAIIKINSON, Mufrom llonuig, F.-xx' Cuoswrml. ANI: I'lnNrgs'r S'roNm1AN. 'l'lIOMlIONIfSz--EI. B. INEAI. 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B,-x1m,xn.'x lluusrz llmlm' IIUr:c:m l' NI.-Xlij'-l':l.I.l'lN Iwmm' 'l'l1.1,Y -Lxxu-:s liussr:1.x,.Iu11NsoN llL1I.1cN LA1x11nx'1'1l.uus ANN PACE LAWSON Fnnn Lum: ,IEIIIKY NIAlll'I.l41 ' 'DICK hlfIcIAI lf'lll'IY -I. B. Nl'f.'Kl, ClI.fXlll.lJ'l l'I-I Nxwl-11.1, Domrrm' N1xoN L1I.1.l,xN lhzm GLORIA Rmmns Page Sixty-four Bohm' SNIITII I.-NNN.-X NVl1.l.l.uls M Xli'l'll.X clfxlililili -IANL1 C. Sxxrrn 'lbxlxlx' RIKTIIXIRIVSUN Allan C.xlumlA RUISICIRIX AIIC.-KN RtlliICll'I'S lI,xlm'urm Hunlxs Hmmm' lhmsslcn ANN Rw:c:l,1cs NIA-XH'l'll.-X SCXKYIUI' liunm' SMITH Al.-XNIC CI. SNIITII .l,xx1A1 li, SMIl'll Bl'I'I l'Y SP1-:l1:4:l.l-2 lm mm-:s Svmzu .IICAN S'l'lNNlCl l7lill IJUNALIT 'l'.fxYl,on PIALN 'l'lmM.xs Mmm' Axxlc XX'.xrQxu-in JUIIANNA NYll.l.mxls AIUNIA: NVllA1.l,xMs NV11.l..,x M.vxm' xvlI.l.I.-X lirltx xvIl.l,UK'K Pu' wma I n,xNc:1':s XYUUIWIN N,xNm' NVo1u41xc:r:1x Mo 7 MS CARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB ' The Carrick Dramatics Club of Hampton High School was founded April 15, 1932 by Mr. R. E. T. Lewis, Mrs. Kathryn Pace Cameron, and Mrs. Margaret Patrick Wood. The club derived its name from David Carrick, a well-known English actor of the Eighteenth Century. The requirements for membership are interest in dramatics, satisfactory scholarship, and participation in school activities. Through the support of the faculty and the student body, the Carrick Dramatics Club has produced many successful plays, such as: i'The Whole Town's Talkingf' Highness,', She Stoops to Conquerf 'Night of Ianuary 16th,', Tiger Housev, The Mummy and the Mumps , Early To Bed, The Late Christopher Bean, junior Miss, Best Foot F orwardf' The Club selected this year, as its fall production, Moonlight for Herbert, by Dana Thomas. The dramatic directors for the play were Miss F orrestine Whitaker and Miss Anna Lee Hite, the stage manager was Mr. Luther Machen, and the business manager was Miss Mary E. Clynes. Members of the cast were Ioan Cunningham, Betty Merrell, Nancy Work- inger, Mary-Ellen Ivory, I. B. Neal, Donald Taylor, Bobby Harrell, Dick Mc- Caffrey, Rita Willock, Pat Wise, Buddy Rosser, Frances Speer, and Pen Thomas. Understudies were: Norma Cole, Bill Ezell, Tommy Richardson, Bobby C. Smith, ,lean Baker, Fred Luke, and lean Roberts. Rita Willock was student director, and Iohanna Williams acted as student business manager. The sales manager, Willa Mary Williams, was assisted by Lon Hicks, Shirley Cillen, Eleanor Downs, Iessie Boyd, Harriet Clements, Frances WVoodfin, Ceorgene Kirkendall, Ruth Cannon and Jean Carol Roberts. The publicity manager, jane Claiborne Smith, had as her assistants, Charlotte Carpenter, Mary Ann Wagner, Betty Speegle, Dorothy Nixon, Lillian Reid, and Mary Sheffield. john Hill was the house manager and the ushers were: Russell Iohnson, Johnnie Thomas, Ioe Mark, Cene Carpenter, lPuggy Smith, jack Beachum, Spencer Cardwell, Cerald Bridges, and Scottie Cowherd. The art staff consisted of Ann Elliott, Ann Ledbetter, Laura Fisher, Iune Williams, Helen Lampathakis, Cloria Rhoads, and Selma Dickens. Ernestine Clark served as typist. The following people served on the stage: manager, Harwood Robins, electrician, Frank Beazlie, carpenter, Billy Everett, engineer, Carlton Haskett. Manager of properties was Charlotte Newell, and her assistants were: Barbara Burriss, Carolyn Crook, Barbara House, and Bill Ezell. jane Smith was manager of make-up, and her assistants were: Anne Ruggles, Betty Ferguson, Elinor Duffy and Doris Rudd. Mistress of Wardrobe was Martha Carber, and her assistants were lean Stinneford and Tommy Richardson. The spring play was Snafu . In the cast were joan Mater, Barbara Rose, Mary-Ellen Ivory, Dick McCaffrey, Paul Carber, Pat Wise, Nancy VVorkinger, Herbert Perkins, I. B. Neal, Fred Luke, Ray Brock, Mary Ann VVagner, Pen Thomas, and Bill Thurman. The club was fortunate in having as dramatic director Mrs. john Parkinson, the student director was Mary-Ellen Ivory. The staff was as follows: Sybil Hillman, Mary Speer, Lillian Reid, Evelyn Sharf, Charlotte Carpenter, Betty Roberts, Nancy Neide, Lois Sneed, Ierry Marple, Cwen Amory, Carolyn Hudgins, Betty Speegle, Nancy Tennis, Norma Alligood, Phyllis Tyree, Dorothy Parkin- son, Ann Darling, Pen Thomas, joel Clark, Lynn Hawkins, Laura Fisher, Anne Ledbetter, -lane Buford, jean Roberts, Martha Carber, John Hill, jean Stinneford, Tommy Richardson, Anne Ruggles, Ada Meader, Barbara House, .Ioan Cunning- ham, -Ioyce Moore, and Harwood Robbins. The stage crew was: Carlton Haskett, manager, Billy Everett, engineer, Earl Andelton, carpenter. The sponsors of the Carrick Dramatics Club are Mr. Luther Machen, Ir., Miss Mary E. Clynes, and Miss Elizabeth H. Boyenton. 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In 1- i .Wy ' 7 . , 5 WRU.- H. x' 5 f,L-' 'w.., IL.. . .11 1- -'- X., .4 .la +3 5 .fu,1L 5 ,, f ,Q 5 . . Q 'xKL,, ,-,.23:- - , ' ,V wwf: 3 'lf ,Y S CHEER LEADERS ,Head Cheer Lender H H N ..Y W, W W Sponsr ' CLAIRE BA'rzoI,1J ANNE BLOXOM 4 YVONNE BUHCH ' NIAHY BRYAN COLLIEIX JOAN CUNNINGHALI Two hits, four hits, Six bits, a dollar All good Crubhers Stand up and holler HA r BLOXOINI , ,.Y,, Miss FoHREsT1NE W HITAKER H ILDA EDWVARDS GEOIKKIENE KIIKKENDALL RITA W1LLoCK PAT VVISE SUBSTITUTES JANET PEI-IBLES 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 4, 3,4, VVho for? XVhut for? NVho 'yu gonna ye H. H. S. 11 for? Strengthens-d by the return of 21 few members of lust year's cheerleiding section the Cheerleaders journeyed to all of the out of town games and performed at the home gunes They did :rn excellent job of keeping up school spirit and supporting the foothxll te un Page S ixty-seven I UQ D ,I X -4' ' f Coach .. . Voluntary Assistan Managvr , ,. ., As.s-istant manager Assistarl! nxanager Captain L , . Cn-captain . ENDS .. BICNT B. f1A11ll01.l. '15, Rossini OB. STEEN TACKLES 'FL BROCK WV. Bnusuwoon A. D1-:ws E. Mcmms ali. PERKINS QB. RRNN GUARDS fl. 131-mczlllm H. BHUXVN OV. IJEGUTIS S. MUURE 111. AIUHNSON FOOTBALL I. M. EASON t Coaches ,,,,,, .. B. BATES, A. D. CARRULL JACK AUAMS DANNY BENNETT Bouux' LJLIVEH JACK 111LL . jon 1X1ARK SQUAD N0. Wt. CENTERS No. 39 150 aj. CLARK 75 86 165 NNI. HILL 32 88 162 89 1mm BACKS W. BABE11 41 Th Bocas 27 84 160 UR. c1AllNEAL 31 45 165 B. 11AliXVOOD 29 40 205 I. Fll11D 22 33 200 D. IQOSTYAL 15 54 195 B. LEONARD 16 90 160 DF. 1.-l'KE 36 MJ. 1Y1Al1K 80 uj. TIIOBIAS 11 83 166 QOH. TICLNKIIR 91 13 152 ' GC. NVINGFII-11.11 81 82 173 50116-1t'ttt'I'H1Cl1 25 155 GtVV0-1t'f16'I'll1t'11 47 162 U ot11I'Ft'-1t'116I'l110l1 A11-southern ,, ,. B. 110551511 A11-stutc . ,,.... ., B. Rossi-QR A11-Stutc lmonurablc- mvution A11-tinlcwutvr lst tl-am A11-suutlwrn 1101101111316 mention . . ,. , ., B. CIAIIROLL, -I. 11lLl., J. 1N1A1iK A11-tidewutvr 1l0llU1'il171l mention 1. ., .. J. Tuomfxs B. CIAIUIULL, V, DEGUTIS B. Rossrzn A11-tidvwntvr ind tc-um . ,,,,,, . 1'1ILL All-Foreman Field 2nd team . , .. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , B. Rosssu Captains '46 -- B. CARRULL, -I. 1N1AHK Page Sixty-eight VVt. 1 50 165 165 140 150 145 14:3 145 12:3 150 170 156 180 155 KRABBA FOOTBALL '45 HOLY TRINITY Opening the season with a bang, the Crabbers defeated the Trinnites of Norfolk with a 32-0 victory under the newly installed lights. The spark-plug of the Crabber's backfield, Joe Mark, on two different occasions threw long diagonal passes into the clutching hands of left end, Bobby Carroll, who was able to cross the goal line untouched. Several times the backfield combination of Mark, Tignor, Wingfield, and Baber were able to plunge through the line for a score. The most thrilling play of the game came with the kick-off of the second half when Mark received the ball on his own ten yeard line and twisting and tuming, ran ninety yards for a touchdown. Twice Charlie Wingfield split the uprights for the extra points. MAURY On the dedication night of the Darling Memorial Park Lighting System, the Crabbers defeated the Maury Commodores 18-6 in the first conference game of the season. The first touchdown of the game was made in the second period when the Crabber's backfield combination of Johnny Thomas, Joe Mark, Burleigh Harwood and Hunter Tignor rolled down the field, in a drive paced by beautiful teamwork, to the four yard line, where Mark smashed over for the counter. The second touchdown was made by a twenty-seven yard pass from Mark to Thomas. The Crabber's last touchdown was made by a pass from Mark to Rosser. The Commodore's lone tally came in the fourth quarter when Hudgins, Policos, and Forrest led a seventy-eight yard march to the Crabber goal line. BENEDICTINE In the third night game of their season, the Hampton Crabbers trounced the fighting Benedictine of Richmond 20-0. Led by their ace co-captain, Joe Mark, who scored all three of the touchdowns, the Crabbers reeled off their third victory of the season. Charlie Wingfield, another Crabber star, kicked two out of the possible three placements, and as a broken-field runner picked up many yards. The outstanding Benedictine Preppers were Butler and Wolfe. THOMAS JEFFERSON The biggest upset of the season came when the fighting Crabbers bowed to the strong T-J of Richmond by a score of 7-6. Both teams were unable to score in the first period, but the second period opened with the Crabberis half-back, Winston Baber, receiving a short pass from Mark and twisting and tuming ran twelve yards for a touchdown. The attempt for the extra point failed. The most thrilling run of the game came in third period, when Don Howven co-captain and half-back of the Jeffs received a Crabber punt on his own 18 and scampered 82 yards through the entire Hampton team to a touchdown. The try for the extra point was successful which gave the Ieffs a one point lead which they had to fight like mad to hold. DeGutis and Baber were the outstanding players for the Crabber Team. Page Sixty-nine DANVILLE ' Led by the co-captain, joe Mark, the Hampton High Crabbers defeated the Danville team 16-0. The Crabbers picked up a two point lead with a safety in the second quarter which they fought to keep in the next three quarters. Then, the bomb exploded, with joe Mark twice crossing the goal line for scores. Charlie Wingfield twice split the uprights for the two extra points. Outstanding for the visitors were Bradner, and Traynham, while the whole Crabber Team played a bang-up game. GRANBY In a game filled with all the football thrills, long touchdown runs, and pass interceptions for scores, the unbeaten Granby team defeated the Crabbers 41-13. The Blue Comets scored twice in the first, once in the second, twice in the third, and once in the fourth quarter, while the Crabbers scored twice. Touchdowns were made by Barnes, Gill and Ritter, and for Hampton: Carroll and Thomas. Granby was able to score five out of six extra points to Hampton's one out of two. WILSON Scoring in the first, second and fourth periods, the Wilson eleven led by Borum, Mounie, and Farris, defeated the Crabbers 20-0 in a hard fought game. johnny Thomas, substituting for Joe Mark, who was injured, tossed several excellent passes to Carroll, Rosser and Baber. The winning touchdowns were made by Fleming, Mounie and Borum. NORVIEW After a losing streak, the Crabbers led by their half-back, Winston Baber, over-powered the class B team of Norfolk 32-6. Baberis excellent broken-field running accounted for four of the Crabber's touchdowns. The first team, having proved too much for the op- ponents, caused the second team to enter the game. Both teams, then equally matched, tallied a touchdown each, with Cameal scoring for the Crabbers and Dews making the placement. Otustanding for the Crabbers were Baber, Bent, Kostyal and Cameal. GLASS LYNCHBURC Ending the season with the triumphant victory, the Crabbers trounced Glass High of Lynchburg, 39-6. The Hilltoppers opened the game with an eighty-five yard march to the goal, led by Meriwether and Almond. The try for the extra point was blocked. Then came the storm, Hampton's Baber, Harwood and Thomas reeled down to the goal where Thomas bucked over for the touchdown. Again Thomas dropped back and threw Bobby Carroll a pass which counted for the second score which ended the half. Opening the second half, captain jack Hill, intercepted a Glass pass which gave Hampton the ball again. Thomas dropped back and threw Carroll another touchdown aided by Baber and Harwood. In the last quarter the second team came in and a pass from Kostyal to Cameal completed the last tally. Wingfield's educated toe made three conversions. Outstanding for the Crabbers were Vincent DeGutis, jack Hill and Fred Luke. Page Seventy 1 , Q I 2 N, I f ,-ff ' I f' I' 4,24-,qc-L. ' l f ' .4. , x , I fa Aw-I'--1 2'-I J VARSITY CLUB ,J J . -1 1 f , v '- I The Varsity Cluh of Hzlmptmi High School was orgz1IIi7c-'fl in the spring of 1945. Tht- cluh cc-lelmltvcl its first zuiniversary in March of this year. Only hoys earning il lcttcr in il mziiur spurt uri' qualified to Imlmhersliip. Pres-izlellt , ,, Viz'0-Presidcrzt , Trmsurvr . Sevrctziry ,, Clmplnin ,,,, Sergeant-lit-Arms ,t,,, -IUEL CLARK JACK HILL PICCY BAUER XVARREN BRUSHWOOD RICIIARIJ CARNEAI. BILLY CARTER SABI BENT , , IOE MARK , Blimw PI0ssER ,, Bonm' CARRQLL , BURTON STEEN HUNTER TICNUR RAY JOHNNY TIIOJNIAS VINCENT DECU1'IS BUBRER BARIIAM BILLY RENN JACKIE ADAMS IIEIIBERT PERKINS DANNY BENNETT Page Seventy-one BROCK GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Cuplain ,, Manugvr , Spmzsur , FORVVARDS BEA CHEENIH: Climm' BIANLEY IIILOA EDXVAIRDS llA1m1r:T BLOXOLI BE'l l'Y jOuNsON LONEA BHINKLEY BETTY ANN jOHNsO1x , ,,,, SALLY STOHX , Mus. AL1-'nun BAurn THE SQUAD GUARDS CJNEIJA MOORE SALLY STONY ELAINE Momus CLAIIKE BATZOLD Ims BRAY RUTH VVILLIAIXIS PAT SIBIPSON In spin- Of many luuldicups, such als no couch, little time for Dl'llCtiLL md link Of ex pcriciica-, the- II. ll. Girlis Buskvtbzlll team, under the le-udership of Batty Ann Iolmson struggled through u lwctic season without loss of their fighting spirit, Page Seventy-two im. .. . iii' B 1 :P . A h at gk 1 -q..us.4-. c-.,.,. .- . BASKETBALL In a season ff'tlIlll'CCI with se-vc-ral out of town trips. the Hampton Iligh Srliuul Baskvthall tvain was rvasonahly successful, Winning tivo and Imsing nine gaincs. The team was hainpvrc-d in niid-seasmi hy the iniury of thc-ir captain, ,luv Mark, hut finished thc season under the ahle leadership of johnny Thomas. Captain ,,,,,,,,, . . ,,,, .. AIIIIIIILICI' . . A-S'-S'i4S'fllllf M IIIIIILIPI' Crulrfi .. . . . Assistrlilt Cuurlz . . VARSITY WNV. BARIIAJXI DS. BENT BR. CTAHNEAI. M-I. Him. MI. I'IOLLINCSVVUH'l'H 0 OI 4. Mmiic J. NEAL MB. Rossxn 'B. STEEN MI. THOMAS 00110-If:'tt6l'1HCl1 Q QIVVU-It'tCI'lH0ll VVON Iloiy Trinity XV. :Sr M. B. Team Salem IIampden-Syclnvy B. Te-ani john Marshall . ,,,, .. . . ,,,, -Ima KI-xnx ,, . DANNY l5icNN1a'i i' Iltfxm' llUr.4:1'1'i i' I. NI. liixsow .. , . . BILLY lirvri-Qs SQUAD JUNIOR VARSITY YV. BAHEH E. Bliofzxm' F. BRUCE B. DEBOLT H. CEOLIISTEIN . IIUDs0N .I C. LAZENHY Ii . BICCIUIHE NV. Nonms SCI IEIJULE LOST W'iIsm1 Cranhy Roanoke Maury Thmnnas -Ie-ffmsnii YVilson Cranhy Maury Thomas Jvffcrson Set-uncl Tvani all Eastcrn--B. BA1n-IAM Paffc Scuwitz -three Pr . i', - 5 . .fs v. .. 'f A ' nn X . -I ': BAHEH, NV. BENT, S. Bocas, T. BUIIIIANIQ, D. Bnusnwnun, VV. CAIIIIOLI., B. CAIII-iv, j. CAl1llXN'Pll,l., S. CIIOCI-:ETT, I.. IIAGO, R. HAIIWOOII, B. I III,I., J. Ir:IIIf:I.m-:IIr:I-in, C. KOYSTAI., 11. TRACK Coach . . ..,. I. M. EASON Manager . . . . BOBBY LEONAIID Assislaiit Manager .. BOBBY GOODMAN 440, 220 MAI3REX', F. Javelin lXlART1N, F. 880 NIOORE, S. 880 MOIIGAN, H. Javelin NEAL, j. B. 100, 220 NKJIIIIIS, NV. LOW hurdles RECTOII, j. B. 440 ROSSEII, A. Shot put SHANON, W. High jump STEEN, B. 100, Broadjump TIIKIINIAS, I. 880 TIGNOII, Il. 100, 220 WRIGHT, I. Pole vault YARBOUIIGII, A. LEONARD, B. 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Until g 4 your new Ford arrives, let us keep your present car . running. Our Service Department is now well manned for quick service and parts are flow- ing in-in larger quantities than ever. ' lk prat ey- ogers ntor ompany lit There's a Ford in Your F uture 201 Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia D. M. V. 86 R S 7 - 7 ra Es ta ' 41 41 41 4 441 s u!! ' MODERN APPLIANCE COMPANY PHILCO SERVING YOUR HOME PREMIER DUO - THERM 4 Mellen St. Phoebus, Va. ESTATE THOR QUALITY SMALL APPLIANCES L. 81 H. 1 Compliments of The Lower Peninsula Theaters LANGLEY. REX AND LEE 'xv two: w.- nv vw-I.: ss z 1 vs wc vs a s-sw: vs 'Iv vswv vs 0,1 In oooeoovneooouaeofaaaa RAM, -'A9. 9.91, .-'An .-'An :An X-'Av wha. fgv., wha, .fin J.. A, A Q. Af. ..M, A. ,, M s,4 3, 5, . , . 'l fi Vs i, 101 5 9 ' yn, . , , af: Q ri :W we 0 fi s,4 u Compliments of v 5-4 R b If l Q 9 6 In 6 In 6 1' E. I.. CLARKE P E A R L ,jg 3: 5,4 H A R D W A R E ,4 PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA Q ra , . 5,4 W., . W....,.,..,...,,.A.,,..,.,,....,,...,.,....,.,,..,,. 2 3... ., . BQ 98.1. ,PAQ .:'0.'z QQ.-z,.s'.A'z .sean 4366 .1932 .!1v8'rZ,.11fQ-11,i1eSw3,.11eS'ii,:QQ-:T.11eSv2Ti3+S1riTl340 TO Yi RESTAURANT Specializing in Italian - American Food If 112144, 'X' 19 S. Mallory Street PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA Phone 5651 Compliments of F' . A . F Ll L L E R FULLER'S CORNER Phoebus Virgin W. E. J CK Plumbing and Heating PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Q 103 N. Mallory Street Phoebus, Virginia Dial 5920 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 3741 ia Phoebus, Virginia I vvwl av v.-wa vs wr sz-nv ve-wa sm-wr ve-'I 1 we-'ffr sw-'ffv vs 0,1 v.-Pwr S it I-H11 -11-11111---- nu-nfs +u-im1- 1 Compliments of ACROPOLE m1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 141.11-n1l1n N- E .x Ri CZDNERATULATICINS TCI THE J UNE GRADUATES FRDM THE Langley Cab Co. Peninsula Electric Co. Electric Contracting and Appliances Hot Point Refrigerators 8z Washers Crosley Refrigerators 81 Radios 1715 Kecoughtan Road Phone 4-1643 Compliments of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY n1mv1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 11.1.1 Compliments of W. T. Phillips8z Son MANUFACTURERS of PHILLIPS PREFERRED POTATO CHIPS 01,-0 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of PENINSULA HARDWARE COMPANY 1711 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 111-11 1 1 11 1 11111111 DURING THE COMING YEARS KEEP POSTED ON LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL AND WORLD EVENTS BY READING --- HIHI PININEUHIS UEUISPIPW' F , svn!! 7, N . Q , for if ,5 he -if M. swf- .gk 2' R FE' 1315 , -. 1,-,..' It II 'I 55 1I'ff- Will, E .LL ..1. ' N- - .' I V ime - HeraIcI NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA For The Modern Up Keep Service For Your Car -- TRY -- , 9' SHELLUBRICATION Forbes' Gannaway Service Center 81 Diggs QUEEN STREET SUPER SERVICE 1.5 Q--m CORNER N KING AND MALLORY DIAL 6949 Hampton V g DIAL 4891 H' mpton, Y '. Hunt Oil Company Armstrong Point :-: Marine Service I 11- AGENTS Shell Products -: Fuel Oil For Burners DIAL 6291 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 14in......1n..1. -.......,,.,1,A1u..1...i1un.-..u1.,.,.1...1.,.1 inn1nu-uu1ml1nniim-.uu.-uu1..m1uvi...nn1uu1mi1.ni.- Compliments of 5ZZom'oe's Shop 123-125 E. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia DIAL 7362 .I1fQf1ZI Q HCIWARD Sa ROBERTS ELECTRIC SHOP 33 W. Queen St. Hampton, Va. DIAL 3941 Compliments of D. J. ZEPHIR Esso PRODUCTS AND SERVICE Corner of Victoria and Armistead Ave. 26 51322. 313922. QQ. YQQZQII EQ? 1369.1 'min ....-..,!, . ! I 1 1 I I I I 3 1 l E f l l . - l -1- 3.4 fi 'Q W 'I' 1 l 1 x 1 l - l 5 ala ......-.A-A-....-............-...........-....-.........-....-....-....-....-...Q 'uzi 'ww 'aw' f4vw1v2+ 4vf wa- 'f4' S 4.1, so 4.0.3.5 4.v,s.s A+..-.Q mv..-.Q aff..-'A :mms nw, .-.5 p,'f,.+.s 1.21-xQff: fi 5? 5,4 vw Compliments of Qustman 5 Ieaners CASH AND CARRY on PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 23 South King St. Hampton, Va. DIAL 5828 -o. limi Zigi IQSGII 1365522 X655 11535 2455? Joe M. Sinclair Graham L. Agnew SINCLAIR HARDWARE HARDWARE, PAINTS BUILDING HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES 1 DIAL 4511 44 VV. Queen Street N Hampton, Virginia 1 Compliments of Frank D. Cumming Real Estate and Insurance 4 20 S. King St. Hampton, Va. '. . W!i VfL'5?'W 'P W i? . A WYE? qv my 'oy by 'fy sy 04: sy my use wav sy 'eil sywy vgswy Q5-war wywgr W3 ,.. W N 5 I 55, LEVIN'S YW READY - TO - WEAR SHOES, LADIES AND CENTS FURNISHINGS Phone 4569 23 So. Mallory St. Phoebus, Va. 14545 3486 IZQQQIZI 26392 1365522 343512 135355 ' ' ' ' ' SCIUTHEAETERN SALES I TRACTORS APPLIANCES ! FARM INDIAN Q GARDEN MOTORCYCLES I IMPLEMENTS RADIOS I I Everything for Farm and Home 1515 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. Telephone N. N. 2-1813 -I.,- .. -...,......-....-,...-..I-....-....-....-....- - -....-..g. hm I Hg' If,-7 1 Ili fl, ' ' A - I I fgguiq qg4.'+.iiili:u5Yn: I 5 in: Yill COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON APPLIANCE, INC, i 0-k ...T-.- wr ,A 0 K9 Q' Iv D R I N K epai: '5la 12 OUNCE BOTTLE C S 9 Zi Si 5 5 JEWELRY 94 COMPANY fSuccessor to L. F. FULGHUMJ 11 VVest Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Zi S232 :mag :maxi 13555131 izemezi :semi Compliments of LADIES FASHICIN PARLDR Margaret Smith, Manager LADIES READY - TO - VVEAR 16 E. Queen St. Hampton, Va. PHONE 3436 MORGAN AND MARROW CO. M. H. MORGAN 1. B. MORGAN Real Estate, Rental and Insurance 98 East Queen Street DIAL 4121 Hampton, Virginia HCIR5LEY'5 SANDWICH 81 SCIDA SHCIP SANDWICHEE AND SCIDAS 51 ARMISTEAD AVENUE WITH GCICID WISHES FRCIM Mallory air W LAUREN A. YDDER 1 UWNER 1 HAMPTON AUTO EXCHANGE RALPH BARTRON 142 North King Street Dial 4531 Compliments of CARR'S PRINTING and STATIONERY CO. 121 North King Street Dial 7751 Hampton, Virginia 1.ln1-I..1...1M1....1....1..n1....1....1.1 1 1.uiuniun..uu..uv,1m-1 1 1 1 1...1nn1un1m.1m.1uu1lm1nn1 1 1nninn,-n.-lnn1nn1 1 FO2O OZ O2O OZO OZO 0ZOl .,. E Compliments of 0 ii H U G H M E D F o R D E lo:o o:o o:o1:.:o:lo o:o o1:1oJ PHUEBUS MOTOR COMPANY Plymouth :-: De Soto :-: Sales and Service CARS WASHED, GREASED AND POLISHED, AUTO ACCESSORIES DIAL 6016 201 Mellen Street W N C plimenis of El 57 101' an El 57 101' REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE '5IK51 5'g PHONE 3823 11 NORTH KING STREET Hampton, Virginia Q- 9 1155572 THOMAS 8: CARPENTER GROCERY L Full Line of Frosted Foods WE DELIVER ANYWHERE IN TOWN Dial 3309 , 200 Hampton Avenue 1115325 134355 11356 215555 QZGQEZ 35555 IZQQQZ IZQQEIL IFQQZQ ffafii IQQETR .3555 f?fQiiQ' I'- - 'l 'M'M W -nM I ''M'W'i i 'i i 'i 'i-'i -'M M l 'l - M-'M' M 'l'-N T 1 ROANE S1 LANKFORD 1 i ZENITH KELVINATOR i i RADIO SERVICE i 19 West Queen Street DIAL 7568 Hampton, Virginia -5- -.........-.n-...-..M-...-.,.......,-..1-....-......,...-........-....-.,.-....-1.-....-..,.-....-..,.- - .....,.-....-..........-....-....-....-....- - -..,.--4. 4 -I I I 'V 'WT 'V E Q gi - n , I - IMI . ff. W K I , M . 'M K I . I I I HI ve, 6' it Desi nems ' ' ' , ff W Profllfiiilnors ig , E. 6 b ffm 'M Affvcizfioo A 5 4 Qijggiflq PRIIIIIING . N- Y 1.x fi r o 0 I Houston P 1'1nt1n -Iv .1 no K' I Q ' q 4 Puhhslung House N. fk. 'QI K sc:-ICIIJL AND I:I:II.I.EsE PUBLICATIEINS X PRIJGRAMS - ADVERTISING ' fg J, DIAL 5665 ' HAMPTON . VIRGINIA . Q J ' I Printers of This Volume of THE KRABBA 'qi . I Q IE' f 4394 fm 1261 Jvozfoffl EIIZQTQULIZLQP C7 fz 'z fa KNO 'Z '19 Uonzpi 5 of U55 f O jncoz o cz cf A f ,JJ if W Jil . ff -23- 1,-A NV, fo -:- Lnia +6++++4++++++?+++++?++++++++++++?+ 4 5696469696964696-3696-36-DG-JG-DHH6-7H69H6-JHHHHC-91--JG-BHHP-769H69G 35 2 E E CDMPLIMENTS :IF E D e L O V E - L E E A g 5 '31 . - I 5 if - .gg N EALU N TEN N .iw E Beauty Shoppe 32: 5- lNc:. fi 1 1 E ' REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE E Phone 4761 Q 6 1 120 Mellen Street Phoebus, Va. Ai X 52 2, ++4X+++?+++?+++??++?4++9?44++?++++ iffififiiXNXX+++XXkiNiXXXXNMXKXNXN Q 5 SPECIALIZING , I N S E A F O 0 D 3, ' Aix IN 155 WJ 'x Phoebus Virginia Q 9 are-ae-:eaeeeeeee-neeeac-ac--Heeeeeeeeaeee+aeeeae-me-:eaeae-:eeex-eeeeei FF X 3 5 c o o P E R ' s Y X 32 C. C. MUGLER SONS 1 Dry Goods 1 1 1 1 and 'F X 'k . . . if Phoebus, Virginia E Shoe House wk wk E E Phoebus Virginia :lc-X-96 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PF 24 X X XXX fi 6 Q 8 QYORK TIRE COMPANYQ W. A. SNEED Goodyear Tires Interlor and Exterior Pamtmg we . N., Conoco Gasollne Motor 509 North King Street 142 E. Queen sr. Dial 3261 DIAL 4888 HAMPTON? VA 325 5? S 6 6 STUDENTS AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING MAKE THIS MEIDERN STDRE YEIUR HEADQUARTERS WHERE YCIU CAN ALWAYS FIND THE BEST Wertheimer-Conner, Inc. .,,unlr1lllI SXXXXxxxxu1 --Q THE PENINSULA'S FINEST STDRE FUR BUYS WE SERVICE ALL MAKES RADIUS DIAL 5011 105107 w QUEEN STREET HAMPTUN VIRGINIA MOSS SHOE HOSPITAL SUCCESSOR TO Twlford gg KEIRN'S RADID sl-IDP COMPLIMENTS OF vwAAA NEVVSPAPERS MAGAZINES CCIMPLIMENTS DF SOUVENIPIS SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHES Celltel' News Depot Theater 'M wx, 373 V. .M I W: I AEM IIT lb A INA AT MAIN WHARF SUSSEX - AT - HAMPTON ULD PUINT, VIRGINIA f 5 MCLEAN' FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PLUMBING OIL HEATING Hampton, Virginia Q 9 lil 1.111-In1m1uu1m1un-:un-uninn:-num-nnI1nn-u -nu-nu-nap +II1IIII- 1 -nu-Im-un-un 11111 1 1 rnui EUUEE1 UI HAIUPIUN HUAUE Washington Avenue and 30th Street fLerner Buildingj PHONE 2-1811 I Business Training At Its Best Day and Night Classes Approved for Veterans Training Fully Accredited - Member American Association of Commercial Colleges inulmm- 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 .. 1 i...,1,...1,, 10g Gult tation Hope and Queen Streets F IRESTONE PRODUCTS CURLE JONES 4...-..... --------.----- ....- up CCIMPLIMENTS CIF Wyatt Brothers, Inc. THE STORE FUR MEN i NI QW' 4 , fl 1 I ' 5,4 y F-ZQWQ 1 E- I f 4f ww .1 -115211 1- A2351 NW, 1332 JJ! 'Pai fxxeix rewg 'f'!4wX-ZVSYVJ G-'fkieewdsifi HAMPTCIN, VIRGINIA S 'J -769696-JG-JHH696969696-D6-76-769696-JG-569696-9696969666-369696969654--3696-D6 6656-669696-BHG969699-5696-76-3H69696-JH6-6HHHHHHH6-J?969I-6G'IHI-94- 9 Fl'C6I'Il8.l'l.S Fill' Salon 3410 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Branches - Suffolk - Portsmouth Tidewater's Only Fur Guild Member DIAL 4031 STORAGE - REPAIRS Phoebustvirginia The Largest South of Washington 6, S Monroe Transfer G Storage Company sH1PP1Nc, TRANSFERING AND GENERAL HAULING DIAL 3911 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA OFFICE:- North Side Poplar Ave. Opposite C. 61 O. Railway Depot STORAGE WAREHOUSE on C. 81 0. Railway Siding Q 9 1 Day Phone 3395 C H EVROLETpf Night Phone 4768 1 1 L RE Iu ?pTjlF- E 1 4: -f vs ,P :R 4: wk 1 1 jg Peninsula Chevrolet Company, Inc. 1 1 1. 1. MAUME, President 1 Z2 Corner Queen Street and Armistead Avenue wk 59 I 5 Z 'U 'I O sz 4 r-1 W 0 n-1 Z r-4 if 59 Compliments Of BENTHALL BROTHERS THE SWEET SHOP Wholesale and Retail The Home of Home-Made Ice Cream DIAL 3375 DIAL 6091 Phoebus, Va. PHOEBUS VIRGINIA f VVN!VV Q 2 is 22 I EL5 E EE RELIABLE CLOTHIERSV R. 3106 VVashingt0n Avenue Newport News, Virginia Hap Hazzard Alvin Hite HAZZARD E8 HITE PHONE 6580 SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE General Auto Repairing 24 NORTH MALLORY STREET I PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA THE QLD POINT NATIONAL BANK OF PHQEBUS, VIRGINIA 8 Complete Banking Facilities Compliments of L I S H E R M A N I S 'Egg' 36 VV. Queen Street - Hampton, V Compliments of NEWEST IN Skirts - Blouses - Sweaters Sportswear - See Our New Llne of BATHING SUITS 1Im-...I,Im1I.I...-Im,Im-I.I1.I.IiIIIILIIIILIIIILIIIILIIIILIm1Im.-IIII1.I.I1IIII-Im11.4.-I.IiII.IiiII-.IIIlm.1III.-I..I1II.I1i...-.II -..II1....-W1W..Im1U..-U..-..,.1,,,,1,,,,-I.I.1Im1,,,,..u.I1,,,,,HII-II1.1,.,,1,.,,-Im1IuI1IIII..mI1uu1...I-.i..1I.II1IIII11...-...I 1.m-.m-Im..Im1In.,Im-uni.-I.-.,I.1..I.1.miIIII-Im-M1.II.im.,.I.,1.,..1....-..I.1.,..1..,.--III.-.W1,...-I...-...I1,...1.I.-...II V N6fV THE TIDEWATER HOME sl SAVINGS ASS'N., Inf Savings Loans HARRY F. MARROW, Secretary-Treasurer I 91 East Queen Street THE ELIZABETH SALDN PERMANENT5 2-Z INDIVIDUAL HAIRDRESSING LADIES READY - TCI - WEAR MRS. R. E. THOMPSON I-IIJTEI. LANGLEY BUILDING PRDPRIETRESS I-IAMPTCIN, VIRGINIA DIAL 5351 PAHAMOUNT CLEANERS The Very Best in Dry Cleaning 63 Bridge Street DIAL 4364 Hampton, Virginia -mI1.m1Im-mI-Im-Im,M1....1.1.1-nil....miII4.1IIII-.III-uII...I.I1II..-III.-III.-Im1my-Im-Im1W1Im-.mimi-IIII-..i.1mI- TIGNOR AND MOORE 21 WVEST QUEEN STREET Hampton, Virginia Chief of 1. D. ALLE , I. SALES :-: PONTIAC :-: SERVICE 23 North King Street IN THE HEART OF HAMPTON VV AAAAAAAf Z 11656 356 123552 QZQICQ 114595 26166 3455 11555 X355 fii5?if 34592 11455 f1i5if 348295 34595 343245 fZ455IZf 1345612 36165 V, COMPLIMENTS OF KRABBA CONFECTIONERY A 241 Victoria Avenue DIAL 3776 13455 11356 13556 Q155?IffZ?59i' f11+5?i C1655 13455 1165? 265522 113595 115562136595fi145iffZ4552iTi3i5iIf f11+542If 114552 Q . Compliments of u' H SEARS'S DEPARTMENT STORE 38 - 49 Kecoughtan Road SUSSEX AT HAMPTON CCINGRATULATICINS GRADUATES FREIM THE BANK UF PHCIEBUS i 3112922 1116595 1365511 3455 136555 1116595.11655 25185 36553 111455 2626552 113555 365952 ffiffefi 115265 2195? Compliments of SHARF'S SANDWICH SHOP SUSSEX AT HAMPTON W 'Y 'T 'T 'V 'Y 'Y 'F R 5 'f f 'T 3 f , FEATURING I VISTUS RESSRDS . Yy ALBUMS - SLASSISAL - POPULAR - STRINS 1 S H S E T M L1 S I I: E I GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES fj Q, .I 1 5 fb -N W E CL 5 fm if 45, . I . . L l1 ik 5- Q I 5 F3 5 E. QUEEN STREET HAMPTON, VIRGINIA - 5 S ...... .... L. 6' 14iY Gi'l.,114iV..1 Ql..1 SSYf5C :i'l4'Jiil d4 4i'l A Q9 1 Su. S: Sve.57Sv:,1m LR.1 .LET Compliments of 11221I1561lfC1ll6Y Eiewls ' C K S BR AD as PF :lc PK ALI-EN'S BAKERY EECONOMIC MARKETS Pies, cakes, rolls and pastries 1 H. E. NOCK, Prop. 1 FRESH DAILY E Meats, Produce, Staples and Fancy E We Specialize in Birthday and 1 Groceries at Wedding Cakes SF 'l' 96969696 96969696 XVytl1e Shopping Center 1 52 West Queen Street 1 Phone Indian River 5097 1 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 1 jc wk .SHA ..... i Gi .... allii...................... .... ...... ................ ...nm 3:23333333333XX33333333X323!3332!3322!3333!3X3!33383333X333233X3Q3 ,K Dk RICHARDSON SL WOOD 1' O S E R B R O S . it il' :if PUNWAL HOME 2 HOME OF RELIABLE FOOTVVEAR 2,5 if if E Headquarters for School Shoes QE Pk 1 4... 1 1 1 509 Marshall Street E 9 East Queen St. Hampton, Va. E PHONE 3711 I 3213 WVashington Ave. Newport News 1 ,Ie . llllllIllllllllIllll lllll lllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll YCILIR EDUCATION HAS BEEN SADLY NEGLECTED UNLESS YOU KNOVV THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF TRADING AT WOODWARD DRUG STORES, INC. Sudden Service :-: Cut Rate Prices HAMPTON AND PHOEBUS DIAL 3354 DIAL 5491 1M1I,I,1In1nu.1.m-ml1..,,1mv1I-n1nn1nn.-.m,1,.V.1,.,.1..,,1,,,,1ml--....1.m...,.,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 CONGRATULATIONS JUNE GRADUATES ' NACI-lMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE In--.n..1 .1.111-inu.-H..1nn..nn-un-nn1nn-un-un1.. -nu1lm1nn1m -lminn-nu-nu-.m...un1m--nn-un-lm1im1un:1m.1m.1m.1m.1n -5 J. AAL T E CDMPLIMENTS DF EUSTER BEAUTY SHOP AND EULDNIAL BEAUTY SHIIIP 1I51I,.11.1M1ml.-.m1un-.ml.1u1.u,.-.un1.,,.1um1un1nn1v Etta McDonald Lewis Certificate in Music from Virginia State Board of Education HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT F OR PIANO Lessons Given During School Hours DIAL 5328 234 Victoria Ave. Hampton, Va. -....-,..,-n..-..-..-....-......,...-......n..-....-,.,.-........-..-.4. 4.K.-......u.,-....-....-...,-....-,... COAL '!' . 1 WYTHE PHARMACY , DRIVE - IN - DRUG', ' ALAN R. DAY Prescriptions a Specialty 2219 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Indian River - DIAL 5171 fno tolli +--M- ---- -M---u- ---- ------- ---- - ---- - f--- - - ' -1- L 1 CX I s - A Q X .. 5 1 me S AEN ow I s HOP 1 Nc V4 .XXX WOOD BUBBER CHISMAN 222 West Queen Street FUEL OIL-FUEL-ESSO PRODUCTS-GASOLINE DIAL 3811 f N fi Swi ' lc: CREAM I VIRGINIA'S .ACCEPTED ICE CREAM wift 65 Company HAMPTON, VIRGINIA :--: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA PHONE HAMPTON 5881 -- 6187 King and Randolph Streets N I E 9 f .F E. T. Lawson 81 Son RICHFIELD OIL DISTRIBUTOR ine. Q ? gfdb 1- I , i ag'- r-?F:' lu?-gazagi gig: -.-ea ---,...-iv Hampton, Virginia DIAL 6181 Q J 'fo ' W if i' 'T j WE OFFER A CCIMPLETE PHEITEIGRAPHIC SERVICE Q . TCI HAMPTCIN AND PENINSULUA 45,0 ' f . eney S tu 10 f C ' S fl' - 5 4- MAKERS CIF H. H. 5. ANNUAL PCJRTRAITS i 2 . ' . 'q Q. x I TWO STUDIOS TO SERVE You ' j Er 106 - 108 East Queen street 132-32nd street Hampton, Virginia Newport News, Va. f ag ' f OLD POINT FISH COMPANY INC ,I 95 3, A E 'v?.wW'Si'2f f as xx 3 Ni 41' ,Pal lvfmz wvsil A fl WXXSQ-Ffa, Wholesale Catchers and Sluppers FRESH FISH Dlal 3313 Phoebus, Vlfglnla Dlrect Wlre, Western Union and Postal 0 . , . N, ,,,, , -,xg MQW LY' pf f A . , Q h ,,.-A 'd .,fi,,fjj'2:, , ,,..-.2 sq aidigfhjairrs 5315 -f f. -f'-' -'f A ' ' 45 - -. J 1 - E -ii'-, - :n,f7v::afffE:-. 44 x- fi.: ,i ia M450 A-fi ..LQV:?E,5i. . J. ,f : - ' ,. , . ,,:.,:-g,,.,z Eff -fa 3553? ' 2 '..y'zL',-'E 'qilqiqifsi 11+-4.5 avail' . - i A' H- 195- sf- 5-1- 2i1:,f'1fi . Q , fw,--'F' 1,31 9 p' rw 19-3 1 1' 1!,::f! f13 wg-435'-is? Nagy' 2- W P 1 5 4 i ,Q .,5ES.',5- fl519fff'i E 1.1 4 ' I HM, V' . ,lf al! V Lziggv- -1-111.24221-i ' JJ il ,u', fp 4. O' I 3. edits- 'e, .T'igE'- f' al' I ffl ' 1 ,',-jg , ' 5- ,Fa ' ' 'Gi' 411: 'ffiifa ' f i-. . . . . I l Q . . j 936 114391 134562 E595 limi IIQQSZI 11143522 11155521353 WILLIAM H. GUY Real Estate and General Insurance 18 South King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA DIAL 4261 Compliments of BROAD WAY 'Sai 1143922 '93-:if 14434 1355 111166 3355 113555 1343631345522 1345 ff Wright's Open Air Market DAILY ARRIVAL OF FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE Complete Line of Candies ':-: Canned Goods Tobaccos :-z Staple Goods PHONE 2-7291 1925 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. L. D. Amory 81 Co. I N C . D Q pEl1't1'l'l C1111 WHOLESALE Seafood Distributors tore Hg ? DIAL:- 3381 or 3382 Newport News, Va. Hampton, virginia -'fl' ---- - - - - - - -' - - - NT 2if34Qif15Q?1ff345?ff3iQ?7If kd Compliments of Williams, Coile Sz Pipino Architects and Engineers A. BYRON NVILLIAMS, A. I. A. FORREST W. COILE, A. I. A. 408 Melson Building NEWPORT NEVVS, VIRGINIA 14.1-1un1....1nu.1M--I-I-imlimmuu11m1.i..-unluuluulun.-n The Smiles That Make Us Happy Are The Smiles of Our Satisfied Customers MODERN BARBER SHOP 3010 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia W. L. CBilD THIGPEN All Sanitary Equipment 5371 Q It Pays To Look Well s 115355 23355 136592 24555 11115522 QZQQ , . ... ,.,,,.O.,., f7 w -, , A ifiia' ' CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE JUNE GRADUATES FROM George W. Amory, I r. Dial 5326 Hudgins Dock Sea-Lect Sea F oocIs Clams - Oysters - Scallops - Shrimps - Crabs - Crabmeat - Lobsters PRDMPT SERVICE DEPENDABLE SERVICE H. M. 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