Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

,4g466.,' xi- Z vf'Z,,,j7 J t Jgnfuwl 1 A-4479+ W www Liu, , wwf Q! 9 if wsgiif' Qgfef ' FS 22 .5 92 1: 45 i ' A ' FJ G' J' f Q Q, fig Cf' ffwf' Lib ,gli Ldctdqbkrwagqtaiii wwf WWW W M, .3 wjygwf 3 M2iTf,5: f' if tw. N yy! Wfffw T WMMM 5 FW N W Q w ,fyfp ,if MQ, i yjjm Q K vm 4 yi W A Ji ffjfiy RWM iw La THE TWENTY-SIXTH VOLUME OF THE KRABBA THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION of the V . STUDENTS ' of -HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL V Hampton, Virginia Fha jfrabba 'Mm N Wi 6 1945 1 Q5 463. Qffwec awe ma n'zc2,.Z2Z1Q fMZff6'4n7za.z62z cad-use WM7 -Zwgfaifz 74 fcwwb ?f??o7f- ibiza id we, faffawoa ,aJZfa,ew1m1,.!effz, yamaha! 70130806 4147. 44664434 Q-Z?8 za-4X6 dbnafnwwb, f' ! 'f ,f'A N , ,. , . A NN , -,ny 1 ,. .,, , .Nl , ,,. ff , , DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1948 j ' respectfully dedicates its Krabba to Miss Elsie Gay Lane X We thank her for the guidance given as our sponsor. We thank her for the knowledge given as our teacher. VVe thank her for the helping hand given as our friend. 9 it 'mb' Page lflllll' H. Wilson Tlmorpe A.B. College of XVilliam and Mary NIA. University of Virginia Principal lxlrs. Harolcl L. Ruggles Connecticut State Teaclwrs College Dvan of Girls Eclwarcl C. Grimmer 12.12. Univcrsity of Virginia B.S. Collegc of NVillia1n and Mary MA. Columbia University Assistant Principal Prfge F i uc Q X0 . fww-um A X . .. ,Q -:fav -e A -'s 3 Ez X. ff - ' I Q Y J .L ' I .5 'vvwmwziwf-' my l na - ' ,gy Mi-mm A Q' Awww , afg we aiiaiigfizsiiwggggaggeky Q , mmM-:haQ,Lssv3ers4zNfWA me ggzkww an JL iimgzzw Q? V L my X W ,..., .ik V A ,A M A ,.,,, E , .:...'.: .-.,- ' :' ' WEE A , 'QPV' - K : 6 2,3 , V 4 'Mi I Q K X 1 . .1 -, Y fn jeg., xi X Qfqzrb . ZX WW Q Q Nm ,WW A .W . g' agfwwlw i 'L Ls wggmfka, 1 V - Q. , -wwibf nw f 'was W, . 0 ,,.. , W , . . , ..,.., M ., N wx A S., .wx . X X Tl-IE ADMINISTRATIGN Mas. MARGARET FARIAR BAAB Bnisrow HARDIN, JR. MABEI. ELIZABETH SPRATLEY B. S. Farmville State Teachers College Instructor in Ilistory . ELIZABETH I'IARW'00IJ BoYENToN B. A. College of William and Mary M. E. llutgcrs University Ilcad of English Department ANN Askew BITINKLEY llampton lligh School . Secretary to Principal W U . BRITTON JL B. shington College and nsiructor in Science KATIIHYN VIIIGINIA BULLY B. A. College of William and Mary Instructor in Dramatics ANNA LEE IIITE B. Mus. Ed. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Instructor in Instrumental Music MRS. HENRY IIUTTON B. MIIs. Ed. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Christiansen Choral School Westminster Choir College Instructor in Vocal Music B. S. F armville State Teachers College M. A. College of William and Mary Ilead of Socuzl Studies Department PHILIP SOKOLOYVSKY A B. A. Hofstra College University of Florida M. A. Columbia University Instructor in Physical Education Assistant Coach Mas. MAIXCUEIQITE M. J. STEvENs B. A. University of New York GradI1ate Work-College of William and B. S. Famiville State Teachers College MHS- INGEBORC KAYK0 Marx lnstmcwr in Biulogy B' A. Bates College Head of Mathematics Department Mas, KATIIIIYN PACE CANIEHON M' A' Umverslly of Mlchlgull , SALLY S- STOAKLEY . . Graduate Work-University of Michigan , B- S. Milf-llS0l1 College Head of Latin Demrtment B. S. Mary Washington College Graduate Work-College of William and I A. B. in Library Science College of Mary MRS. NORMAN A. KERLIN William and Mary Illsmwlm in E H'f-fl' B. S. Mary Washington College Libramlll Mus. B. LARuAI-IEE CARR Instructor in Commiercial Department CORDELIA Y' STRANGE C BA S' Mwy kwglvnggln Cgdlegti, ELSXE GAY LANE B. A, University of Kentucky rd glllllf-'gc Willlfllrllhilld Itlllhllrslly B' A' College Of William and Mary Graduate Work-University of Kentucky ' ' .f- Rz'lC-d't' Visiting Teacher, Elizabeth City County Institut , m Hman' e at 0 or ma 0' MARY E. CLYNES B. A. University of Kentucky M. A. Columbia University X lleazl of Art Department IMOGENE DUFFEY' A. B, Birmingham-Southern College Instructor in Physical Education JAMES M. EASUN B. A. College of William lllld Mary E Graduate Work-University of North Carolina Director of Physical Education Ileacl Coach of Athletics RICHARD H. GIBSIJN, ja. B. S. Oswego State Teachers College Instructor in Industrial Arts Mus. JEWEL IIALLET GoIfIfIcoN B. S. Mary Washington College Ilcail of Commercial Department Mas. JUNE E. GREENWALII B. A. llunter College Instructor in Mathematics NELL STANLEY GUIDE B. A. Trinity College M. A. Fordham University Instructor in English ELIZAIII-:TH IIAIKI B. A. University of Indiana M. A. Columbia University Head of Spanish Department LUTHER W. MACHEN Bliss Electrical School Graduate Work-Virginia Polytechnical Institute Pennsylvania State College Ileacl of Vocational Department Director of Night School Mas. KATHIIYN EAKIN PARHISII B. A. University of Virginia Instructor in Mathematics PLATT ASHLEY PEARsALL B, S. Virginia Polytechnical Institute M. S. University of Maine Instructor in Physics IIAWSIE M. RowE B. A. College of William and Mary Graduate Work-Wake Forrest College Instructor in Englnh MRs. ANNA M. SEWARIJ B. S. Madison College Instructor in Home Economics LESTER BERRY SMITH A. B. and M. A. Wollard College B. D. Vanderbilt University Instructor in English JOSEPH H. SINIITH University of Virginia University of North Carolina Instructor in Chemistry Z Page sew.. CLARENCE E. TOPPING B. A. College of William and Mary Graduate Work-University of Virginia Head of French Department PAUL TOPULOS Bliss Electrical School Instructor in Electrical Shop EVELYN H. TowNs A. B. Elon College Instructor in Social Science ETHLYN WEs'r B. S. Mary Washington College Instructor in. Commercial Department NIAIIGARET HOPKINS WEST EloII College Film Librarian CARL B. WICKLUNIJ A. S. Eveleth Junior College B. S. Stout Institute M. S. Stout Institute Instructor in Mechanical Drawing Mas. HOPE LEsLIE WILLIAMS B. A. Florida State University Instructor in English MRs. JOHN E. YEATES, JR. A. B. Western Kentucky State Teachers College , Instructor in Mathematics C. Alton Linclsay B.S. College of WVillia1n and Mary M.A. University of Virginia Superintenclent of Schools Mr. Roloert Howarcl - Mrs. R. B. Thompson - Mr. S. Darlin MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD Roelericlz Britton B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute A.M. College of VVilliam and Mary Director of Instruction in Hampton, Phoehus and Elizabeth City County Page Eight x -71,5 , lg K -Q - F-X 4f f ff President .... Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Poet . . Prophet . . . . yt 11.---. . Senior Class Qlilficers A Historian ...... .. . ERDMAN PALMORE .. DANA HOLLIDAY MARION ZEDEKAR DUDLEY DEWHIRST PEGGY DICKENS FLOYD BRUCE CALVIN RHEA wa. Last Will and Testament .... ............ i ff SPENCER ARNOLD Typists .. WANDA EVANS, SHIRLEY CONE Sponsors .... .... M RS. MARGUERITE M. J. STEVENS 1 MISS ELSIE GAY LANE FLOWER: MOTTO: COLORS: lfed Rose Completus Tamen Incipiens Red and White Valedictorian: Salutatorian' Mildred Davis Charlotte Donadio INVITATION COMMITTEE Marie Trainham, Chairman Betty Anne Mitchell Eugenia Urquidi Virginia Hillery Dave Williams Robert Chappell CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Ralph Dinwiddic, Chairman Wanda Evans Martha Hunt DECORATION COMMITTEE Floyd Bruce James Rcichley A Dorothy Parkinson Rodney Hull Mildred Bowler Eva Powell Page Eleven , lj- 3 VL Z peg , - 'LUV , . . Q ' AoAMs, COURTNEY BXRDWELL Admiral . ,V ,, '. ' 'Q 4 i , V ll 1' ' 0 tjALL1C:?OD? YIORMA JOYCE , 'Gin' ' k 'matics Club '45, '46, Y' , ' National Thes- ns 46,'N' , '48, S.C.A. '47, J ll il' '45, '46, '47, Play y SA is 'k '46, President of fff, 1413716 Economics Cluh. AINIORY, GWENDOLYN X .,G.u!Fn,, ational :IH-sioians '47, 48, -lrrick ra 'tics Club '46, 47, '48, ice President '46, '47, '48, A -1 pella Choir ' 7 vm is, S.C.A. '44, ' '4i' 2 '48, cfm-err ,mir '44, '4 , '44 48,1 Treasurer '47, '48 Krahhzi Staff '47, '48, Ad ager '48, X4Busines. Manag of School if Newspaller, So Guidance J Committe , 47, '48, Stu- ' dent Assist nt 46, '47, '48, e-- X hating C h '45, '46, Llgin Club '45, '4 , Staff ,of Shafu, Arsenic 'and Old Lacy The Barretts of Wimpole Street, and She Stoops to Conquer. ANDERSON, EDVVARD ROYAL ,.Ed,, Distrihntors Cluh '46, '47. ANIJEIISIJN, VVILLIAIXI CIIAIILES Transferred from Waverly Central High School, Waverly, Tennessee. Retail Selling Cluh '47, '48 . Page Twelve AITKINS, E1.1zAnE'rH ANN Judy Arm DistrihutOr's Cluh '47, '48. C J ,1- , E , CJ QQ ,EQ ,fxeef I Y 3? IvfhH 0BEI1T WVARD fb 'Q obbf - '- ' C J 1 7 ff?-g L 4 fi A Ghrpellu choir '47, 448, 'Concert Choir '47, '48, Jour- nalism Class '47, '48. A A , f , I 4 1, - 75,45 16 'tiff' ' , 4l . L, ly. 1 I I 1' 1' 1 f!if'S.C.A. '47,,f'fLls, Studbrft As- ff' ' ' KMORIY, LJA2 5:14-ACE , ,Q slstant 441 '48, Carrick Dm? mag? Club Zigi, Debatiniiglu x '4 ,' 47, '48, ihrary A stant '47, Iournalisrn Clfisses '46, '47, Literary '46, '47' Glc EC-lub '45,Zj4' , Spring :Fes- tAff51t'4?, Orientation '48. , l , . l -.14 I ' f A I , , fl.- I A ANDERSON, MAIKY Lois ..Mmy,, Transferred from Valley City, North Dakota. ANDLETON, EARL BRYANT S.C.A. '45, '46, Carrick Dra- matics Cluh '46, '47, '48, Student Assistant '46, '47, 9- AuNo1.n, jfxmics Svumcian, Alu. Spence lfnutlmll '46, '47g lluslu-tlmll '47, '48g Varsity Club '48g Cnr- 1 rick Draunutics Club '46, '47, 748g Stull, of .AAl'SC'lll1' untl Ultl Lac-t', Ila1rrt-tts of Wiulpolc Stl'l'0l,h Sln' Strmps To Con- flllt'l'nQ S.C.A. '47, 518. ATKINS, .IAM 1-is Ci,ii- HN Ox 6 KX. -frX'b9Q xl IM ., nn, QA boo' H 11 I BA . MQW:-xi-1 funny Cla-p Club '46, '47g I,itvrury Club '47g Carrick Druuultics Club '47, '48g Stull- of Barra-tts nf YVilnp0l0 Strvvtf' 'Slit' Stoops To Conquvrug St clout Assistant '48. ' L Ll!! ,ff QM., 410 f . It . .1 . I i 'I - Z' I V, J, 1 !,f','. . W . ,,,4 ,mf A Jil I ' lljcixi'A, l,i.m'n liufzi-:Ni-1 SAi'l1Flll'l' Club '47, 318. .1 . ' l . .7 . f- l i fl 'fl' ,v , LII, ' Y! 4 m 'lf f. Pngz' 'l'l1ir A'rx1Ns, Bowan: LEQNA juniur Red Cross 744, '-453 Litvrary Club '46, '47. f li ip ,xilkq Ill Q--' 1 'V I fl-E XX El' NLC 4 r ' jj I V I xv X, A 1 Ig gd V. BA1Ns, Hlczlmlum Bruins BAHKER, Doius INEZ Srm1mie', Sciuilcc Clubg Distributors Clubg Debating Club. , ,-J, I 11,21 , ',. X , -1 IBATEMAN, QLENUS bxARIfZ ' ' Glenn V junior Red Crosif ,455 Gln-v Club '45, '46, '47, '48g Page-nut of Aim-rica. BEN N l5'l l', Buns li lim T ruusfcrred from Newport Nvws High Sclmolg Coucvrt Bauid '47, '48g Marching Baud '47 ,48 ,ig 7 ' 56. I 1 BuNNHr'1', Buarnz Lou BEN'rLm', SUsAN Ei.1zA1sE'ru Sue National Thespians '48, Car- rick Dramaties Club '46, '47, '48, Cheerleader '47 ,'48, Con- cert Choir '45, '46, '48, Junior lied Cross '45, '46, Debating Club '45, '46, Krabba Staff '47 '48, Staff of Arsenic And Old Lace', Staff of The Barretts Of VVi1npole Street , Staff of She Stoops to Conquer , Pageant' '46, '47, Soc'1l Guidance Com- mittee '46, ' 7, '48.ff t 3W1 '1Al.,zf'L-0 N , B15'r'rs, JOHN, ju. johnny 5 15, ' 5 ' Bonne, JEANNE SABEL f J Bogie Q Transf ed from Robert E. JJ 'L ee Hi School, Staunton, 'N BAirginia,f.C.A. '47, Delegate T .C.Ai D1 'trict Convention '47, E3 Con? rt Qhoir '47, '48, Vice , My res ,47, '48, A Cappella '.sg7,5hSRresiclcnt, '47, '48, b ata Club '47, Student Assist- K18, Accompanist Spanish A .horns '47, Reporter for the 'SE ba Highlight. Boom, NANCY RUTH .. ,, Boots Home Economics Club '46, '47, Page Foul lccn BENT, SAMVEI, AUc:Us'rUs, Ja. .., ,, Sum Football '45, '46, '47, Basket- ball 216, '47, 'fmt-k '46, s.C.A. '45, Vice President '46, '47, Varsity Club '45, '46, '47 ,'48, Chaplain '47, '48, llall of Fame '48, General Shop Superinten- dent, Maintenance Foreman '45, '46, '47, '48, Vice President Junior Class, Junior Red Cross '45, '46, Buncmm, DIANN 1-3 DoLoaEs DOC I j,,yl..' .Q if I. gi J , , N f , fr it , , BLUUNT, F1.oss1E blAE Frosty BOLINC, lY'lAltYl.EE VIRGINIA . v 4404- Y, ,.f 4 , f' ' 'W ,L,-. .J l.. BOWEN, PAUL l1lLLlS ' Transferred from Prescott High Schol, Prescott, Arkansas, National Honor Society '46, '47, '48. ii 7 Pi 4 D iw ! V U fv Y .,. . Bowl.:-xu, Mn.mu-in join rm Millie S.C.A. '46, lloine Economies Club '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, Cirls' Softball Team '45, '46. i l!iuNKi.i:v, I IAi.i.ii1: l.o1u':,x USM., ,. f f. ,'- cull'lS Basketball leaun 45, '46, '47, '48, Manager ol' Bas- kt-tball 'l'c'ann '47, '48. i 5' if . . 1 Xi x -J 'Nh if . .' 4 ' 1 , 1 . M X . l .1 n, ' Q 1 4 ' E li Brianna lil-Il.I.l'2 'r Q Q' .i x--Dinkl,- s X S. 5 Killillil Stail'f'4.8. ' ' X 4 1 BIKUA AN' IW IIA 'lil xixclui. 'uc I 4 ' ourn-1 isin Class- . H- asi- 'ww .x 34 Human, Bll.I.lI'l ANMQ l3ulr'h Q. llistribnlors Club i -2 llonu- l':l'0ll0llllCS C 4K 9'i M' if M! Afl I, fix H V' '7 Lfifjl' 'X V kfI H,Lfe l iflcc'n W5 ,WH BMJICN, CL.-xluzxctic FuANKl.lN Brains A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Concert Choir '47, '48, S.C.A, '47 BuowN, ANNIE Rumi Ann junior Red Cross '47, '48, Distributors Club '47, '48. Buuczis, FLox'n Louis Bruce . - - 4 . b.C.A. 40, 46, 47, '48, President '47, '48, junior Var- sity Basketball '45, '46, Varsity Basketball '46, '47, '48, Varsity Club '47, '48, Vice President of junior Class '46, '47, Concert Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, Presi- clent '46, '47, Treasurer '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, '48, Concert Band '46, '47, Viee President '46, '47, Marching Band '46, Vice President '46, Staff of Snafu , Cast of Ar- senie and Old Lace, Biu'retts of Wiinpole treet, She Stoops to Conquer, Carriek Dramat- ies Club '46, '47, '48, journal- isin Class '47, '48. .V A XQ'!'XEN,.1 . V , -. 1 f113Ui-'oub, jANE K'ATHI:2lllNE IK 1 il P lurne , ,, Carrick Drzunaties Club ' fi Y '47, '48, Stall of Snafu , xr- senie and Old Lace, The Bar- retts of Wilnpole Street, Slu- Stoops to Conquer. Caumimcs, NVA1uu-JN Enw.-um Eddie Latin Club, S.C.A. ' r' 1 . W , ., , rf 4.1,-1-ia, 7 1 f j . Q ll X L. CARPENTER, MILTON CAIIIIOLI, Milton CARTEII, IOHN ROLAND luck NatioI'lTbespia1 '48, ar- rick Drz at cs Clu '4 '47, 85 C's f e of i I, Stre,'g Cast and s of She Stoops to Con- 1r g Concert Band '45, '46, ' , '48, Marching Band '45, '46, '47. CATE, RUTH ELIOT Concert Band '46, '47, '48g Marching Band '46, '47, '48, journalism Class '47, Library Club '47, '48, Publicity Man- ager '47, '48g Dance Band '46, Band Librarian '46, '47, '48. A-,fy WJ 1 dj! 'WJ' KA ,fi c.,HAl'l'E.I.L, ROM-gn'r GOIIIJON 1 Hua,-f M4 T A7 C116 ck Drarnatics Club '46, '47, '48, S.C.A. '47. CIIAIIK, CIKACE ELIZABETH Gracey S.C.A. '44, '45, Victory War Bond Committee '44, '45, Band '46, '47, Debating Club '46, '47, '48g Library Assistant '47. Page Sixtccn CAIIPENTEII, MInIAxI VIIKCQINIA Marine Debating Club '46, '47, '48g Literary Club '47, Iournalsim '46, '47, Picked Choir '45, '46, Instructor of education assist- ant '46, '47, '48. CAIITEII, JOIIN WALLACE, ju. Wally Band '46, '47, '48, Krabba staff '47, '48. CI-IAMBEIQS, Il. BENJAMIN, III Ben ClHlVALl5'l I'E, JOHN ROIIEIIT Chimney I M W CLARK J V IS In V, . All KIl.AuKif:, jonxl liorlrfyulx Sz'luno .' f' V Kl0llL'l'I't ann '45, '46, J473 Marching Buncl '45, ,'A6,- 47g Convert Choir '45, 4U, '475 A Calppvllu,Cly.?iy'4-'45, '46g Prvsi- cli-ut Club '47, '48, Mo-, tion ctun' Projc-ctionisb '47, '48, Carrick Drzuuutic 'jflulz '48, Cust of Sim Stgldyps to Conqlu'r g S.C.A. '-17., f:UA'l'l4IS, MAm:Alu-rr .IoAN l,ifll1' Pony CUUNIZII., Airruun NlAltSL1I,Y .,AHU,, flli0f1Kl'1'I l', :MANY clXVl'1NlD0l.YN Cwf'n ilouu- lim' Clulu '45, '46, Cluoss, .'AKZQUlCI.lNl'1 ANN u,IIlf'kllf llonu- lic Club '47, '48g Cou- L1-rt Choir '47, '48, Ll CoA'r15s, CAlu.m' jr3FFEusoN ju. ..Jau,. Cows, LUc:u.i: Suuu.m' National llonor Society '47, '-184 Senior Typist '47, '-184 S.C.A. '47, '48g Coucc-rt Choir '45, '46, '47, Science Clulw '47, '-185 junior Rvd Cross '47, '-48. Cimms, Tru-:LMA LEE Peach ie junior R4-cl Cross 46. ,1 , Ax' V1-1 o ' . .K . 47. '-183 zltionul 'I lu-spluns 48g Carrick Drzunut- ics Club '46, '47, 'Ml8g Stull of Suz1fu, 'Arscnic and Old Lacey Tim Burrctts of Wim- polm- Strcc-t, Sho Stoops to Couqut-r g Debating Club '-18. f! .X 4-'C I.: :Sr if 4- . 'if Aff 7 -Af J K -., , , -, Cuoswrzur, N'l7l'1I2mM- 'H 7 v U v U 'ff 'fl K' , C pros - . A . --I 1 ,J ior Rt-41 GRA 14.16 7 as K, Ctilllel-fuggzg '45, '46, bright.. ing Band 3 Cat' -lc Draunnt- ' it-S Cluh '46 147. iw! 'Aimsujg and Old LLlL't', ,2WAf Barre-tts 7 VVimpolc 5,Lre'c7t g 1 ' .Dm -und '46., g k I , . I an-...Q K f 'T ' 1' r, ' I 1 ' ,.f..,,-'ff - ' 'I ' ' ' ,1 dsgu-V , M f ' X rf I 'rp -Z44-,,r1. -Q' gf-'72 ' 4-9' 4 a,f at , fi' ,CRUMPT6N, JESSE RAMON 7 L usormyv CUNNINGHANI, VEIIA PHYLLIS Ofiicer of the Distributors Club, Debating Club '46, Home Ec Club '45, '46, Girls' Six League Basketball Team '48. I 0.599 My , g , ' En, J HtJB'IA.' as 4- I X it gh I l 1 DAIKLING, ANN ESTILL ..Andy., Krabba Staff '46, '47, '48, ditor-in-Chief '48, Garricli resident '47 '48- N'Ition'1l N ' , A, - J ' V N34 Thespians 46, 41, 48, Cast ot gg, Wi 3 QM S :SQ gramatics Club '46, '47, '48. Arsenic and Old Lace, She Stoops to Conquer , Staff ol' Snafu , Student Assistant '46, '47, '48, President '47, '48, S.C.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Social GIIidance Committee '46, '47, l'48, Choir '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '46, '47, CoIIsul '46, '47, Debating Club '45, '46, '47, Treasurer '46, '47, Committee for Virginia Pageant, Chairman '47, Decoration Committee of Junior-Senior Prom, Chairman S N47, Orientation '47, '48. I 98 1 Ng N DAVIS, MILIIIIEIJ JACQUELINE if National Honor Society '47, '48, President, S.C.A. '47, '48, Student Assistant '46, '47, '48. ' G J' , ' 9 X ' , 5 Page Ifiglztccn ri' it 3 ' 'X is .I ,. ry .I, , .JW 1, uf' ,I f ,. , Ji CUMljfIi,'5JL!.,4E MIHDBEIJ lTransf0h'bd fi'om Morrison High School I ,055 , on W CURTIS, ANN Biw Curt National The-spians '47, '48, Carrick Dramatics Club '46, '47, '48, S.C.A. '47, '48, Con- cert Choir '45, '46, Cast of Ar- senic and Old Lace, Barretts of Wimpole Street, She Stoops to Conquer. DANCY, BILLY BIIICE Literary Club '46, S.C.A. '45, Stamp Collectors Club '48, Band '44, '45, IJAVIS, FRANK LUKIN, Jn. F. L. DAY, DoIIo'rI-IY GENE Ceramic Transferred from Wichita High School, East VVichita, Kansas, Retail Club '47, '48, Home Ec Club '46, '47, DAY, ,llcssl Ii ,IA N l-I lim 'l'fillISl'l'l'I'l'Cl from AI'SL'llill 'l'K'K'llllll'1ll Sl'lV70lS, lllclizlmlpolis, lllcl., Krzlllllal Stzlll. ' f fl 5,5453 . C., ' f IN MIJIIIIIUI Nillllillill lllllllil' Sm-is-ty '47. '48, Naltiolllll 'l'llC'SplllIlS '48, Carrick lJI'1llll1lllK'S Club '46, '-17, '48, Stull' ol' 'l'lll- Burr:-tts nl' NVilllp4llv Straw. :lllcl Sllr' Stllops to flUIllllIl'I 'Q S.C.A. '45, 'l'l't'ilSlIl'l'l' of Sl-llior Clllss '48, flUlll'l'l'l llilllll '45, '46, '47, '48, NlilN'lllIlj.K llllllll '45, '46, '47. l,INXVlI!Dll'I, llAl.l-li llAIl'I' .' Sunny junior llvcl Cross '47, '-l8. lJllr:xvl4lll', Ill-:'l l'll-1 ANN:-1 lI4'1'lcy Girls' llalslwtllzlll 'l'l'lllll '45, '46, '47, '48, Girls' Suftlmll 'l'l'illll '45, '46, l.itl-ralry flllllb '46, '47, .l4Nll'llilllSlll Clllll '46, '17 llllrm N, .IM :Qui-:I ,YN IXN N j1u'kir ' 'l'I'3lllSl'I'I'l'l'll lrlllll xVl'Sl l'kllIll llvucll, Flu. L54 'V ill if' .N lllL'lCl'll lJliB0l.'I'. Nrzum Alll,uNE Deen . TI'1lllSf0I'l'L'Ll from Fort lllllll- iltoll lligll Scllxlol, Brooklyn, New York, Modern DilllL'L' '45, .llllllllf Rod Cross '47, Lillrury Assistant '47, '48, Lillrury cllllll Secretary '48. lllnkum. Pacm' ANNE Sullzly Nzltilllllll llmlor Souix-ty '47, '48, Pm-t, Class of '48, lDoN,xnlcl, CIlAlll,0'l l'E Nl,-uc CIllIflfl ' Naltillllall llollor Soc.-ic-ty '47, '48, Kl'illJl31l Stull '48, S.C.A. 45. DllL:xul,, CoNll,xll AN'l'lloNx' Trllllsfvrrccl from Lowell lligll SL-lluol, Sllll FI'2lIlClSl'0, Calif., Stall of AI'S1'IllL' :lllcl Olcl l,alcv. uslll' Stollps tu C4311- qllvr : Laltill fllllli '46. MN NTM4 0 tl f'- r 'u'J-1 5,'?.i- l-' nv- wfu f 1 I If I , lhlxrf 'l?,t.1Xn4lffR'F Pfx'f:1!'i '44, I Q Dukic ' Lillrzlry Assistant '47, '48, De-lllltillg Clllll '47, '48, llrllllc Ev Clull '46, '-17. I - P - ,, rl ,.. l 5 fl.. , y I 1 Fig 1 'N . l fi xx ka Vi7H1i6 i ld ' 4 Q . L ,f- DUHHAM, RALPH VINSKJN M1 f I Concert Ba11d436, 471,f'Z4'8g My Marching Band ' ,- 47, Aunioi Red Cross '45. ' ju ' L j. A fbdb. xl! ,lf 7 515 gl, ,RD1KIAN, r,:EORGE LONG cl FAr11s, MARY BIAIIGARET National Honor Society '47, Sc-cretary '48g S.C.A. '47, '48. F1cm:UsoN, JACK Lisuox' .. . ,, Jackie S.C.A. '46 '47, junior Rod Cross '46, '47, Y. 5' 1 7 ' Fisluen, HELEN EAHLENE. Fish N ,n N C HRK ' tb 5... fvis Twcnly Ei.1xrQU1s'r, SHIRLEY ELIQNE Sherryl Carrick Dramatics Club '48, Cheerleader '47, '48g Debating Club '48g Library Club '47, '48, President '47, S.C.A. '48, Stall of She Stoops to Conqucr g journalism Club '47, '48, Junior Red Cross '44. EVANS, WVANIYA VIIKKLINIA National Honor Society '47, '48, Krabba Stall '48, S.C.A. '45, '46, Junior Red Cross '47, Debating Club '48. Fuucusow, CIEHALDINIS RUTH jerry Debating Club '47, '48, Jour- nalism Class '47, '48. FIIITH, ELLIS CLAY'roN, Jn. Buddy S.C.A. '44, Marching Banc' '44, '45, '46, '47g Dance Banc '46, Concert Band '44, '45, '46 '47, '48, All-State Band '48 Madrigal Singers '45, Conn-er! Choir '44, '45, '46, '47, '48. F1'1'zc:nLimLim, o1rN B' in u it N l:I'l'Z!JlGIlAl.ll, l'l1:c:c:x' ANN ..Pcg,S,, Cirls' Clem- Club '45, '-16. 04 ,I JN , n i ., A ,Lf f ' f ' - In A l Il f!lEliF 'IOL glsiai-7:51 '-' L ..I 7 N ' , leo fu 1 ', ,iterury In x 3'ld1'1ii g 'i un '47yulT. c:lrI?f 47. . ' q sf . lf ,ff f lf' llc! Fl'x,l.r:n, Pnu.u- Auczusrus Phil Football '44, '46, '47, Varsity Club '46, '47. Adhd z.Zf7'rL4,N 4 U , V 1 ' ' 21' ff' A: .,, 1 eww CAl.1.owzn', ji-znmn' QJUINN jerry Concert Band '46, '47, '48, lklarching Band '46, '47, Car- rick lJl'1llll1lllL'S Club '47, '48, Stall' of Barn-tts of Wimpole Street, She Stoops to Con- quer, G.'J .f 6.44,-rf ao 4440 J '07 flI'IllI'ZllAll'I', fiAIiNl'Z'I I' C. Gee C. 'l'ransferrm-cl from Meilonnels- burg lligh School, Pa., Latin Club '46, '47, President lloine- rooln '46, '47, Distributors Club '47, '48, U Page Twenty-one FOIIIXEST, lhlAlllAN Lu.1.lAN Mike S.C.A. '46, Junior Red Cross '46, Home Ee Club '46, '-47. FRANKLIN, Dolus EVELYN Bangs Clee Club '44, '45 ClAGE, NVILLIAINI Emu. I t Ga,gcr U ,- WWM' I vAliDAP , ET ' A IE Transferred from Richmond Union lligh School, Clee Club '47, '48, f If I Gt?-ib6igfC1rA Liss Ax' 'Ch ' National llf- rick Dramatics Club '46, '47, '48, Treasurer '47, '48, Cheer- leader '47, Concert Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Marching Band '45, '46, All-State Band '47, '48, Krubba Staff '47, '48, Jour- nalism Club '47, '48, Assistant Editor journalism Club, Editor of English 5E Class '47, '48, staff of The Barre-tts of Wim- pole Street and She Stoops to Conquer. GOCDDLIAN, ROBERT CLAIKENCE Football '46, '47, Track Mgr. '46, Varsity Club '46, 47, S.C.A. '45, '46, GRANT, BETTY JEAN B. I. S.C.A. '45, '46, Library As- sistant '47, '48, Secretary '47, Vice President '47, '48, Stafl of She Stoops to Conquer , Gar- rick Dramatics Club '48, Krab- ba Staff '48. CIKEENE, BETTY BEATn1cE Bea Girls' Basketball Team '45, '46, '47, '48, Captain of Team '47, '48. 1 1 Gn1FF1Tn, JOSEPH TVIARK, Jn. Io-Io Retail Selling Club '46, '47 llAltGRAVE, DOITIS CAHLITA Cleeta S.C.A, '46, Mixed Chorus Page Twenly-Iwo ' 3Q i'X, ' GIXAIIALI, ROBERT EUGENE Bob Transferred from Massillon, Ohio, Staff of Arsenic and Old Lace. CIXEEN, WrLL1A M Tuoxr AS Billy CIIIIFFITII, BEIZVEH CALLIH f'Had'W ' ' National Honor Society '47, '48, National Thespians '48, ' .A. 47,' '48, Debating Club 'y Garrick-e ramatics Club 147, 148, S .of The Barretts -xfli'fYVliniJ0le Street , Cast of Arsenic and Old Lace, She Stoops to Conquer , S.C.A. N e W s p a p e r Committee '48, S.C.A. Orientation Committee '48, Pageant '47, S.C.A. Min- strel. Gmccs, WAYNE LEE Griggs Andiographic Staff HAIXIKELL, PAUL EDWARD, jn. Big Ears I Q X ful J' I 7 L, 7 V, l llfxn , Hmmm' RM' f,UlN'l'l' Llunr -lb, 41, 48, A Cuppu- lu illnvir '46, '47, '48, Art 516. II-xwK1Ns, CI.-nun, LYNN . Mb! ' A ' , lu A 4-rl lizu 4 '4 7 ,, A - tflvf un '6, '4761' ' ' X 'J 11-1 hYSi'Ijf 4-rmrzlgzlbs . l 'I rwflglllm' juni: ' ' nil! ' n i:1:Z'5L,HaN?ig. ' 7' ' 4 ' 'lx' 4 Q M,f - 'h . I lI'1Il1Jl4lI'l'I'I u, .IAN l'1'I l' CIA YN :cu Sz-vre-lury auul 'l'rm1xurs-r Sm-- nior llmna-rumng JOllI'llLlllSlll '-18 I lu:1:lNs, Cmu. llUllI'lH'l7 jimmy llll.l.I-ZIIY, lil-:x'lcul,x' NVIHTIN1: A- :lIllil'u SIIZA. '45, '-Hi, Al0llTllKlllSlll Llalss -14, 48. 'O Pam' Tzcvlzly-fl1l'1'U llmuus, jul-'r'EuscrN IJODEIKICK ..jUH,. llAx'uuN, Gufusox XllLL1:lll, ju. Projvctiou Stull' 46. '47, 318. I lr:1.'1'uN , 'Il-Illlh' AN N CarIvis Ink V' lllltlll Club '46, '47, '48,'G1u'- rick Draunutics Club '46, '47, 1183 S.C.A. '44, '45iV.litLl':ll Club '46, '-17. Cast 6 rss-ni? uncl Old Lucca N' f 3 1 5L lu-A..PN'4l,L Iln:1:lNs, Ilrgu-:N Louisa Confincn!u1,' KX,.4.f,,... Transferred f r 0 In Granby lligh Sclmol, Norfolk, llonu- Ec Club '46, ,-17, llll,l.EllY, Y1nr:1Nm Sun.-xu Ginny llomc Ee Club '45, ,46g jour- nalism Club '47, Senior Cmn- xnittec 48. xx - A X in J Il1TE1i, CAuL RITTER, Ili. Fire Cracker Concert Choir '46, '47, '48 Hoifr, lVl0LLY JANE Transferred from Montgom- ery Blair High School, Silver Spring, Md., Latin Club '47, '48, Debating Club, Library Assistz it '47, '48, Cirls' Baiske - l ll T1 1 '47 '48, f' A. n ', , V 5 1 fy Q G, , l f' f 'I xl J x U' f X OCQE, VVILLI I HENRY f Little Pig f ll0LL1DAY, DANA GREY Treasurer of junior Class '47, Secretary S.C.A. '47, '48, Hou- or Society '47, Vice President Senior Class '47, '48, IIOPKINS, JQHN EnWAnn Johnny Cast of Arsenic and Olcl Luce '46, Stuff of She Stoops to Conquer '47, Carrick Dra- mzitics Club '46, '47, '48, Audi- ograpliic Staff '46, '47, '48, Marching Band '46. Page Twenty-four j. W1 '-V i.u.QQ- I 1 .. J- .1 rv, sf-I . ,PF l ' N f A, 1--MVN' 1 r-eu. . 1 fo . ' ,I llolnfs, WAHI: Fill-Iylll-IRISK Foofbgll '46ff1'fii5134i, vis, Marching Band '45 '46, '47, Concert , '48, Concert Cioir '44, 'all n' x '-,lx . u .t ,i .-,- w I .3 . ' .u -, ' it 1 if' . I f ' ,x 1 - X ,I it 7 i- IloFFi.En, lXlAHGAllET IIELENA Maggie HOLLAND, DOROTHY Ei.rzA1aE'rii ..Dot,, Home Ec Club '47, Distrib- utors Club '47, '48, f x an ' 0 ll0RNBAC-K,,JANE AunEN .Z 'I X HIIHQY ,Re ortei' off 4Hoii'i3,.Ec Club '45, l':4urmilisn?'f47, '48. I E '- 'P-- ' I . f 4' Y! ., llUGIIES, ROBERT AIJIJISCIN 'mf' llul.1., llUllNl'lY lloss Hull I, V. Buskt-thull, 44 '45, '46. '47g V. Football '44, '45g S.C.A. '47g Prt-sich-ut of Litr-rury Cluli '47: junior llvcl Cross '45, jmucs, Mfxuv El.l,EN Krulmlm Stull' '48, Latin Club '46, '47. jonwsorv, Bxc'r'1'x' I,Uc:ll,1.ig ulivlfy Lou 'V jo -3. 1.' MM-2 X 6b Demo ' o 'ou '46, '47 '48, 1 -' 4 tl '46 '4?f '41-s' it '4 ' - N , ,I y 5 1 '46, 1-rury C' 1 ' - fl' ' li Dm- IIHIHCS CNR217, ' g Asshgtant to lnstructorz ' clucuticmg 'tall' Am-nic und cl Lacs- g Stull' 'l'Iu' Burn-tts Of VVilupolc Strm-t. jorsu-zs, K :LYNN Dxsuwoon During Concvrt Buncl '45, '46, '47, Concert Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, Marching Band '45, '46, '47, A Cnppvllu Choir '46, '47, '46, s.c:.A. '44, 215. cf? Page Twenly-five HUNT, MAn'ruA VlltKIlNI.N Krublm Stuff '48 jfxsvl-zu, Ev1s1.'fN JEXVEL qjudyv Transferred from Bludeus- hurg lligh School, Bludenslmrg. Md.g Student Assistant '47, '48. A L,' I 1. jouyxsou, Eumxon JUNE ujunen Transferred from Leaven- worth lligh School Lvuven- worth, Kansas, Stuff of She Stoops to Cunqucr '47. 5012 of jomis S.C.A. , , I .L ,zuici ' 1 ' ' fa Lgdc. ELllREll SIBIKINS Doc 45, '46, '47, Red 46 Cross '45, ' . JONES, ' SoU'r11,41.1. funky ick Dru A s Club '47, '4 , cb' ting '47, '48, So- 'al xlll un 47, '48, Krublm Staff 'n Club '46, Li- bran' ssis nt '46, Stuff of Tw Bzlrrotts of Wixnpolc Str t , Purlizunentariun '46, '47 J M? , Lfvy ,EU fv . ,I wg, STELLA RonEnTA vi Bobbi U X I J ' 1 In Library Club ,46, '4T. KEssLEn, FAYE COLLEEN Student Assistant '47, ,48g S.C.A. '46, '47. LALlBERT, JABIES h1EZELL. Hjimmyv Carrick Drumatics Club ,48, Cast of She Stoops to Con querf, LAUDEIUXIILK, LOIXHAINE B. MiIkU LAWRENCE, VINCENT C. Bunny Page Twenty-six JUYNES, Lum LOUISE Concert Choir ,47, 318. Ku.PAT1uc:K, FAYE LOUEi.i.,x S.C.A. '-17. LAss1'1'En, ROHEIQTA LEE B0bbie', Transferred from Conway High, North Carolina. LAXVHENCE, Io iWAlllE Marching Band '44, ,45, ,46 Concert Baud '44, '45, ,46. LAZENEY, JOANNE .,J0,, Parliumenturians ,46. '47. l,I'2IH!l'I'l l'I'lll, l,Illl.II'L K,x'rllm'N KuI1 ' 'l'r:msl'4'l'rc-cl lrum llurlr' Iligln S1-Imol, llurlswk, Nlclg , Wlllllllllll llmmr Sm-iv I' '- 7, I8 1 rx .I . .f' l,l-:nfl-'I-:nuff -lANl'1'l' CIl'1l.l':s'l'r: Inn IJ1-lmiing Cllulm 316, '17, '-183 Sm-1-n-lm'y Diitrilmlurs Clulm '47, 18, SLA. '17, flh. l4I'1XVIh, C .llAIlI,l'1S llfw Ml4lHlil'n llc-lanil S1-lling Clans, l'rvsiclx'lul Hi, Vim- l'n-sicln-nl '47g llalll ul' um- '-173 Distrilmturs Cllulm Hi. '-17. I 1 V. l,11xl'zu'l'Y, Vlfuzk lllllllli, ln. Lori laugh-nlmll Km, 217, 24:47 tl..- xr llc-cl fllalJSS '47, '-Wg 'l'rau-lx ll? ,-18g Kfilllilbil Stull' 318. l j yf ' x Q 3 - x' DJ 4' , -l U x fr xx! xlAlil'Zl'1, liusmlmn' lllirl,Lg1 ' Clmir '46, '47, 718: SL'ic'm-4- ilulm '47 '18 v ' - Llcl-1, XVlI.1.l,-nl XVARIIHN Billl' ,I-:NxuN, XVll,x,l,xu KI-1NNl'1'l'll ug 4'BiII 7 l,r:wls, 'l'uomAs Nlnxrow MTUIIINIUN Efllttll'-lll-c:lllt'f of Newspa- pvrg Foutlmll '47g Nutiomll Ilonor Souix-tyg S.C.A. '46, '47, '-18g Varsity Club: Litvrury Clnlm l-16. Page 'l'u'r'11ly-.sr'1'z'rl l,lc:r:,xN, K,x'rul.uuN EI.lZAHl'I'l'll KiHyv Distrilmtors Clulm '47, '-18. NIALLUIRY, Alflnuex' Nlfuc MAsoN, MosEs CL11f'roN Diff, X Q lf , 1 2 L, f ly NlA'l'ElI5,Jl ANITQIAWE ' I,-N id Uciltlllllflillllx X Ca' of Snal1i', ,45g Staff o' ' 'hArscuic qqfE1 Old Lace ,46. n 'L Barrcttsf4of VVimpole Streetf' xi' ,479 f Carrick, l'lDramatics Club LALg2,l,46, '4'cg, CllGEfflt'illIl9f, ,46, W 5 Natilgnal Thespiqw 3175! ' ,4,8, V526-'President ,157 5 4,?urgi?,f 's 4 , ,48gfSl f.7X. ' g ifliffr Rl-d' C5555 '44, B454 Frcnch Clulb ,45. MATx'E,xu, ljhllilili LEXVIS Transferred f 1' 0 m Thomas Jclfcrsou High School, San An- tonio, Tcxas. ' ,- a , ' j E 1ifI'lOK', jg! f r, ' 1 ,V ff MCDAN1E1., BETTY SUE ffgllgusid-Q Red Gross 1 llomc Ec Club '46., 6 1 . ,- P04 , s ' 1 , ar, NU. lNlI5ADOll: AUA llES'I'.Ell pl D Chcxcgrrkutler 5246, ,47,bNg18g gefzfd Cfflgadcr ,47', '48g ouccrt c' '4 ,4 J - 1 and les 4 ' G J ' ur 7, 48, CJNz 1. ,el 31 , 8, ar-L ri Dral a' ' Club '45, '4Q1 K ' r, '48g ' of uS11z1f11,' AP - :Wuxi-nic ind Old Lacdf, um Bar- .. rlttpyof Wiulpole S8ri'ct,,' an df e Stoops to Conqucrl' jolbxli ' llllbIlllg47. Dcbltin Club l47 i l S ' i g 9 L-fs.c:.31 147 '48g Literary Club 'X 473 .1 Page Twenty-eight NIASON, PAUL Cum' .KPimW,, MA'r'r,xuE, MAHY JEANNINE ulefllf, Transferred from Ilavrc dc Cracc High School, lluvrc Llc Gracc, Mclg junior Rc-cl Cross 715, '46, MCCLUNU, Rum' NICINTOSH, BENJABIIN N., ju. Bennis,' hlELSUN, JESSE KIAHLEN HAIIIIIICHU Ml-Jssuzx, Cnaolwrz llowfum Mmcsmc, Hmurv ,IEAN SllorIy xlI'l'IZllI'll.l., l31c'r'n' Lou Bowls f:0IIl'l'l't Balm' '46, '-173 Nal- timml llonor Socivty. Mc xomc, lJl'II,Ulll'1S IXN N 1-1 l'ml,Lfy CMT NIUHPIIY, -IAM:-:s lloxwxno All! Nc'uIU 'I'I'illlhlll'I'l'l'll from junior I ' School N1onlfo1m'ry Al'lImnlu.g . ' , . 5, , . lfootlmll 7173 j. V. Footlm Varsity fzlllll 718: l l'1'm'l1 C 'Ni HIU-Hill! I rl HU? 'J NI1c:Kl.m', Cuonmg Ronrzm' '-1sf,1,by BIINCEI-I, Rfwmomlm ju. Ray , , 1 - 'Z' I mf . jf dfvcpvff o 'Y 1 ff' ' . BIl'I'Clll'Il.L, EI,IZAllH'l'll AME: Q. , .. K in ff 1 avi! 4' +43 . . Til :fc-rrccl fr o Ill Clwstcr qfliiglm S9llClfJ l'. Pal. UD ' Nlomus KJIIHIN Ill-:l.u14:n1'I?3 'Ihmsfcrrvd from Cm-orgv NVz1sl1ingt4 m High School, Alcx- amdriu, Virginian Marching and Concert Bamd '45, '46, '47, '48g Truck '47, '-48. ,fl Q I I lu' f'- 1' J fc flN1UlUiAX', EQ. liU'1'n I ' 'fId'ie,' Jay Vfjs.c.?u5.f . mf' 'J , Mm'on', wa NULTY, MARY FRANCES Home Room Secretary '46, Junior Red Cross '47, '48, Jour- nalism Club '47, '48. OVEHINIAN, JEAN DUANE Jeannie Home Ec Club '46, Junior Red Cross '45. LLM? We if f jf -L 'bAgiftB d' X y 0cer'an ,,,,4, 48, Marching Band 45, 4 , '47, '48, Dance Band ' , Krabba Staff '47, '48, Treasurer of Library Club, Staff and Cast ot She Stoops to Conquer , Carrick Dramatics Club '48, junior Red Cross '47, '48, Pres- ident '47, '48, S.C.A. '45, '46, Ioumalism Class '46, '47, PATTERSON, DONALD GLENN Don PEEIFEE, SHIRLEY MAY Shirley Concert Choir '47, '48. ,X l 1 or B 7 1 My . I , I5D'C0NN0R, 'CLARA JEAN kd 1X'i?'Connor',' , junior Red Cross 44, S.C.A. ' alla-ffw PALIXIOHE, ERDLIAN BALLAGH ' lass '48, All-State Band '47, Latin Club '46, '47,' Carrick Dramatics Club '48, Cast of She Stoops to Conquer , Editor of journal- ism Class '47, '48, President of Concert Choir '47, Vice Presi- dent of Band '47, '48, J. V. Basketball '47, '48, PAIIKINSON, Donorrrv LEE Dot Cheerleader '46, '47, Nation- al Thespians '47, '48, Carrick Dramatics Club '45, '46, '47 '48, Student Assistant '46, '47, '48, All-State Band '47, '48, Concert Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Krabba Staff '47, '48, Debating Club '47, '48, Staff of Snafu, Arsenic and Old Lace, Bar- retts of Wimpole Street. PENFIELD, PIANNAH CATIiElilNE Kitty Kentucky Dance Pageant '47, S.C.A. '47, Distributors Club ,47, '48, Gif Cl ,ff ,Ulf V fwj' , ff' A- , A Ml' eg, , PICNOTTI, ECNAZRI VINCENT A ..Nay,, I 'lx' 'xlykl MJ xx fy, ,S ly X VJ, XA u rlw, P J, I x HX ffl lx ,YK X.- 1 7+ Page Thirty Pll.l,UXV, NVu.l,lAM Sv,x'l'1-is Bill j. V. Buskvtlmll '44, '45, Clu- Club '46, '47, '48. Pm 11.1-1, j ACQUl'1l.lNl'I ANN jm'kir ' Krubbu Stull' '-46, '47, '48, Cum-1-rt Clmir '47, '48, A Cup- pc-llu Clluir '47, '48, Library Assistant '46, '47, Skull' of 'l'lu' lizlrrvtts ol' NVilupul4- Stn-vt, Slu- Stoups to flUlll1lll'I 'Q Cur- rick Drzuualtics Club '47, '48, junior lla-cl Cross '48, Aclx'1'rtis- ing Mnuugvr ul N1-wspupc-r '48, llzuwv Group '46, Litm-r:u'y Club '47, l'zlgvuul '46, '47. l'u'l'l-:A'l', HA A ANE nic S ml' 'Sl1v 1065 to Cc I 1 , SCll'l Ilubb'47 ' g ' I Ii 1 '48' l .alrrlc ' Rl cs , , uurun ' I '-18. -fi l r , Q 7 lim, llll-,mm xVIl.I.AlKl'll'I WilIiv S.C.A, '45. llI'1lKIllI.l-XY, .IA Nl I-is Doum..-xs jim 'l'muslm-rn-xl from lvllllllCll lligll S4-Inml, C4-ruuuly, -ff ,WM ff, Q4 fv J . fb ty! f I 7 x Y, ff, '24 Lic 5 JVLJ7' ' 2? flfzj 'pn' L L PlNc:1,m', Cuourzm D0 s ' .. ., Dee P0u'rw0oD, DKJIKOTIIX' LEE Dot Lee Coucvrt Baud '46, '47, '48, lxlllfflllllg Baud '46, '47. PowE1.1,, EVA MAE Shorty S.C.A. '47, Home Ee Club '45, '46, l'- ll lfugu, JANE1' ALLYN 1 lJvSullis,mive ' -, California, Debating Club '47, Latin '45, '46gh5tul'Y of QI Stamps to Cunquerf, urricl: Drz atics Club '48, 'giuiu Pug ut, Ncwspupvr St ' fx? 'I'rau1sfC St. Francis Rrsunsu, llxmmgm' CARL, ju. f Burt f S.C.A. '47, Projection Staff '47, '4s. ff f fi SZ? ff 151,21 Tllirly-fmt' ' f K RUEA, CALVIN XVILLIABI Alanis, Football '46, '47, Co-Captain '47, Varsity Club '46, '47, '48, President '47, Carrick Dramat- ies Club '48, RonEnTs, OLA JEAN National Thespians '45, '46, '47, '48, Carrick Dramatics of Best Foot Forward, Moonlight for Herbert '45, N. Snafu '46, Cast of She 'Stoops to Conquer , Student XDirector S.C.A. Minstrel '48, f'Dcbating Club '45, '46, '47, '48, junior Red Cross '43-'48, Secretary-Treasurer '45, '46, . President '46, '47, S.C.A. Social Committee '46, '47, '48, Chair- man '46, S.C.A. Newspaper Committee '47, '48, Chairman '47, '48, War Bond Committee '45, '46, Latin Club '46, '47, '48, Krabba Staff '46, '47. 5 Club '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, Staff ROBINSON, CHARLES LEONARD Charlie Concert Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '4krg48, C ee Qin: ,'45, '46, ' , . ,fi 'o.1 'ii I 'I A ia 'x lffz' ROGERS, BARBARA JEAN B oi1i7ie: Marching Band '46, Concert Band '46, Glce Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Home Ee Club '46, '4 . llOl'T'l'!:lN, BETTY ANN S.C.A. '46, '47, '48, saw Delegate of S.C.A. '47, Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, Student As- sistant '47, '48, c Thirty-liao IRIIJDICK, Junrru ANNE ..Judy,., Carrick Dramatics Club '47, Staff of The Barretts of Wim- pole Street , Library Assistant '46, Marching Band '45, '46, Concert Band '45, '46, '47. IKOBEIITSON, JOHN DONALD Bruins Red Cross, Football '47, Boys League Basketball. Ronin-LY, SYLVIA J EAN Side Art '45, Clcc Club '45, '46, '47, '48. liooigns, Roinsnr EWELL Bobby Football '46, '47, Staff of She Stoops to Conquer '47, Carrick Dramatics Club '47, '48, Literary Club '47, Staff of The Barretts of Wiinpolc Street '47. Rowu, .IAN wr Hzmmclf, National Honor Society '47, '48, junior Red Cross '47, '48, S.C.A. '44, WVar Bond Commit- tee '45, '46, Clee Club '47, '48, Debating Club '47, '48, lf! l l M 1 . 31 IIA! llusmlsi-:l.l,r:, fiAIlIll:1'l l' Al,lJl'IN Russ Amliogrnplmim- Stull' '46 '47, 48g Carrick Drauuutic-s Clulm '46, '47, '48, Stump Club 318. llU'rl.11:ix:i-1, flllAlll.lCH Emvmm Charlie A Czlppvllu Choir, Conn-rt Clioirg Couvvrt llauulg junior Varsity Footlmll '46, '-17. r. '- .I ' i Slum, PA , JAM, ju. ' ir oseqx ol1mkIlA54,f'1 fa , 5 ,1 ji, 44' y N' ' IJ .' Nl! i ALP' lfVWxpll ll F if fllfji Slnvvicu, Umm Mmm Oda c Tliirly-three' SAwx'15u, Sulum-Lx' ANN Shirl', Stuff of She Stoops to Con qua-rug Gln-0 Club '47. Sc:LA'rxn, ANN JACQUELYN SuACKEl.Fouu, VVILLIAINI A., Jn. Shack, Transferred from Wcdnvsted School, Wilson. N. C., Baud '44, '45, ,469 Football '45, '46. SHACKELFORD, WILLIABI E. Slmck,' . fwffs ff- f f, J .J SiNr:i,E'rAux', FENNEY EDXVIN F. E. JAI7 ' J br 'Yr V 'ff .8 nj' 1' W, .w SINGLETAHY, 1'iILDA Cum' SMITH, FuEnE1uc:K TuUss15LL Freak Distributors Club '47, '48. A cl? SX PP, GEO .EJMHLDE11 'A ,YGCO e' , . it xc Qi l 4 X X Q 'f N x K V A 7 L X .X N SowAsH, EL1sANou BLANCHE Ellie Mae Distributors Club '47, '48. SPEEGLE, ETHEL ANN Spicket Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella '47, '48, Staff of She Stoops to Conquer , Carrick Dramatics Club '48, S.C.A. '45, '47, '48, Debating Club '47, Latin Club '46, '47, Vice Presi- dent '47, Journalism Classg Modern Dance Class '46. Q Page Tlzirly-four SMITH, CoN1.EY L1-gl: Smitty Football '46, '47g Basketball '46, '47, '48, Co-Captain '47 '48g Varsity Club '47, '48 Treasurer '47, '48g Cast of Thi Barretts of Winmpole Strcet Choir '46. , SA u'rH, Tuonms Au'rHUu Varsity Club '47, '48, Tracl- Managcr '47. Souru, YV1LL1AM Wusvoun, Ju YVillie Transferred from St. Vin- ccnt's High Scbool. SPECHT, Tusonoma EARL Teil 4 S1-Emu, Mmm' E1..izAms'rH Fuzzy 9 Carrick Dramatics Club '45 '46, '47, '48, Staff of Snafl1,' 'Barretts of Wimpole Street,' She Stoops to Conquer , Clcf Club l'44, '45, '46. S'i'Ac:m', ltmuewr l'IUc:icNif: Hnl1l1y ' ' A Sri-:vl':Ns, N,x'l'lmi,i,x ANN Nat 'l'l'2lllSl'i'Tl'l'll lroiu Wfarwic lligli, journalism '47, '48, llall of Farm- '48, Q I ,' . Vw-3 tfjz' jwx' I -, 1 1 .zjtff-.. .14 'V I ', Q4' l',l i'. ' ' I . A , x.,g7 S'ruuif:x', SAi.l.v lloxic Sizzix Stall' nl' Mmmlight for llvr- bm-rt , junior livcl Cruss '46, Managvr ol' Cirls' Baslwtball 'Ik-aiu '4:5, '-6, Varsity 'l'c-am 47' buttl ll 45. . wmrrz, Suuuacx' limi 'llllIl'Il1lllSll'f '48, 'I' mvsoN, IJ 'rin' ANN:-1 I 1 u ' 48, Ma ' '11, Baml '45, '46, 'A , '- ' -.'l1lc' Baml '48, lt ml 4.7, 46, 41, 17 1 ll S 1 ml Ib C 11711 D ljillllii' -' , .a ' ra- -mativs Club '47, '48, 'all' of x AI'Sl' '- and Olcl La- ,' 'l'l1:' Barr ts of Wimpm Strut-t, SI Strmps tu Con cr. ,gi J' 'I'l1il'Iy-fin' S'mN'roN, lNh'uA ANN 'I'rausfurrm-d from ll. B. Plant lligb School, Tampa, Florida, S.C.A. '47, '48, D1-bating Club '46, '47, '48, Parliamcntariaiis '46, '47, journalism Class '47, '48, Orientation '48, Literary Club '47, Junior Rod Cross '46, '47, Spanish Chorus '47, ,. x af-. 'omg 'cm lNlAllLl:lNlC -' U xx 5 .At '45, ws, cz nir '46, '47 '48,,S41ll 4 ' Stoops t Conn wr' Ga c'l uuatics ,Club '48, Stucvi Assi.ta nt '47, '48. Su'r'roN , AN N li Lunuiw Sufi cllll'l'l'l!'1lCll'I' '46, '47, '48, Carrick Dramatics Club '48, journalism Class '46, Debating Club '47, '48, Library Assistant '46, '47, Ck-0 Club '45, '46, ju- nior Fwd Cross '47, '-18. 'l',-nina, A Nrrix E1.izAm:'i'il Nita 'l'rausfvrrccl from Nvwpurt Nc-ws lligb Scbol, Com'm'i'l Choir, llomc lic. Club. 'l'll.I.MAN, Enwiuum Luwis Louie Football '46, Truck '48, Scicucc Club '46, '47, '48, Cboir '45, '46, fzfoff Jpfa, 'l'1MBER1,AKE, BEVEHL ' MCG. ..Bw,, XZ., Glee Clubg S.C.A. '45, De- bating Club '47, '48. TRAINHABI, LILLIAN BIAHIE Hia Home EQ. Club '46, '47, Jour- nalism '47, '48, S.C.A. '48g Concert Choir '47, '48, TURNER, llAROLD GAIIXVIN Buddy Shop '45, '46. 1-' t 34 3 ' X Q ,Xl 1' ' t ,1 X :Fin K oicert !C,l1o1r, ,ll y 47, 48, Carrick Dra , Club ' ' ' 'Yiona Spi'lllS P e t Km tb it 6 'yy 47, 8, 1. . . , en ' 5 .l ' '4 ', W' 3 Deir-?lF?11g'Q 47g4, Social om ' 19 '48s SI, cl Assist- ' ,7 ant T, '48.l- ' VANN, X7EHNA lXlAlt1E UP. , ,, 18511 Home EC Club '46, '47, Clue Club '46, '47, '48. Page Thirty-six TKPIIIAN, KTOURTNEY M. -IR. Fresh Up Basketball Manager '47g As- sistant Football Manager '47: Varsity Club '47g '48, Cast of She Stoops to Couquer g Iu- nior Rod Cross '48, Treasurer '48. TVCKER, -IAINIES WALTER, Ill. Jimmie President Distributors Club '48, Marching Band '47, '48, Concert Baud '47, '48, TURNER, GENE MCEWEN Bulldog Turner URQITIDI, EUGENIA Brown Eyes Ilome EC. Club '46, S:-uior Committee '48, X'AUC1IAN, ROBEIITA N. Ballina Student Assistant '47, '48, Clee Club '44, '45, Junior Red Cross '46, '47, Secretary '46, '47g S.C.A. '44, '45g Newspaper Stafl. VIUI.l'1'l l'I'1, ,Iosisml Bl'1lKltl'l'l', JR. Clap S.C.A. '46, '47, junior Hccl Cross '46, Track '47, '48. 1 ' 'VAtlCl1lltI!Y, Vu .mm Ros Ginny National llonor Society '47, '48. v 1 J , UL, X, X10 It M M' NV3l.'roN, NVILLIAM CJAIILISLI-I, M. 45' , ,. U- mm 1 .f Tf1lllSffMRT froin Mah' lligh, Louisvillc, La., Carrick Dra- lnatics Club '48, WVIGISS, EMMA .lI'IANNl'I'l I'l'Z IJcrwooa1 Distributors Club '47, '48, Vice Prtsidmut '47 '48 Enflish .. i . , . 5 5, 5 Llub 46. WIll'Il1ll.l'ZIt, FuANr:ls 'lqllOlSIPSUN, -Ill. Tommy S.C.A. '47, '48, Fly-.S'I'l3I l mira .MW NVADE, RoRr:RT CARY Bobby junior Red Cross '46, '47, S.C.A. '47, '48, Carrick Dra- inatics Club '48g Staff of She Stoops to Conquer. WAl.KElX, Wn.1.iAM LEE Kid Football, ,lnnior Varsity '46, Literary Club '47. NVATSON, W1L1,1AM Mi-:1.soN, JR. Bill VVr:lss, ROBERT Jossvll Bobby Transferred from Morrison High School, Audiographic Staff '47, '48, Track '48g Elec- trical Shop, Maintenance Fore- man '47, Supply Clerk '46, Li- brarian '47, Stock Room Fore- inan '46, '47. f7f A L QL4.. CN-- Wurrl-J, BARBARA V IVIAN Bunny Chccrleader '47, '48g Carrick Drainatics Club '47, '48, Sec-'ty '47, '48, Staff of Arsenic and Old Lace, The Barretts of Wiinpolc Street, s'Shc Stoops to Conquer , Secretary junior Class, Library Assistant '48g junior Red Cross '47, Editor- in-Chicf of Senior English Class, journalism Class '47. 1. 1 N . A WHITE, MAIQY ELIZABETH - -uSf6Q7llTfI9S.S' f Amf, LibraryXAssistanl' '46g S.C.A. ,46, '47, Junior Red Cross ,44, '45, ,485 Carrick Dramatics Clubg Staff of Barrctts of VVih1pole Streetf, 'KSlIe Stoops to Conquer , Head of Auditori- um Decorationsg Social Cuicl- ance- Committee-g Decorations staff for Junior-Senior Prom '47. VVILLIAIXIS, DAX'E EIJWAIID Bill National Honor Socia-ty ,47 '48, VVILLIAIKISON, PEGGY ANNE ,, It as ' Peg ! Drum Majorctte- '47, March- I ing Band J46, ,47g:CI5l1Ct'ft Band '46, '47, '48g EC6lll6il1lCS Cllgb '47, '48, I ,' ' 1 0 .J ff D' .I l 1, NVII.soN, REBECCA JANE ulieckyu Transferred from Altoona High, Altoona, Pa. Y I JI. Q 5 WooIJALI., ELIIXIA LOUISE Louie Clce Club '45, ,46, ,47, '-48. age Tlzirfy-Ui,qlIt WIATT, joIIN SINCLAIIQ 'WVIICCZNEID VVILLIAAIS, REBECCA LOUIS Becky Majorvttg '47, '48, Literary Club ,47g Debating Club '47, '48, Assistant to Instructor of Education '47, ,48, MJ-QGJYPA4' 'CMAJ u,u0f'4 ' MM J' j 0 .JJ ' W' 'N Nam! ' WVII.soN, BIHIVERLY Benn NVINGIPIELD, BENJAMIN FIIANCIS BIIzlrly', Football 46, '47g Choir ,45, '46. '47, VVUOIJNVARD, JABIES TYLEII Buddy Junior Red Cross '46, , , ,N .. - , -F., 1 -Riyals'-nz ,L-. wx WIIICIIT, CHARLES EDWARD Chuck Shop '44, '45, '46. YATES, Hom-:RT LEE Hubby A ,kim lfbff fl Alba, Vlygf, f ,I ,A If I I X f 71' I ' I I . MI! fi-!j V El' N- f .f ,L 'f' J' ' L ,. fl, g, ' , , I YATES, MARY JANE, science Club '46, A47 '48, I . Concert Choir '47, '48, ' df .. l lj, L 1' L! .pr 'L 4' o yt, I I-f' W Lf ' ' ' 541-3 ,-J ISAI1'-D 'TLA . ' I - 'n ' ' r- ' L' LL' Ll I 0 J, 5 lo A l It ' X. ' Y 2 R' ZEIDEKAR, MARION RUTH Butch Transferred from Indiana, ' ' -' -C '- E I'.'I 5-C Concert Chuir '47, '48, A Cap- '47LQ:1tgrII1 Imf ng ISI pella Choir T47, '48, Secretary- ' Treasurer ,48g Krabbal Stuff '48g M D Secretary Class '48. I I !: 31 I, I ' ' ' A sn: J fddfflft- BRUIIN, BARBARA ELLEN 1 IJAVIS, DAVID FORCE ' ' . IJ!-IVINE, DIXNALIJ FRANc:Is ? gb Z IJUBBINS, DIARY VIRUINIA I FLINCIIUINI, ANGELA 'La' A-9+ if 4,g.d4LL. q GUILI-'ORD, WILRURT IRvIN IIDUI-T, WIILLIAM H. J 41646 QA!! JOHNSON, IIENRY CIIRISTOPIIER, JR. LABARBEHA, PAUL NTULLI-YH, ELIZABETH ANNE POTEAT, TIIOINIAS FLETCHER RENN, VVILLIAINI SELLERS, JR. L7 SAWYER, HENRY PAUL, JR. SHANN1 IN, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. SIIIRK, RICHARD KENNETH SIRIKIYER, CATHERINE ANNE TRICE, GEORGE EARL, IR. WHITE, VVILLIALI IN SERVICE, DIRLOMAS GRANTED ON BASIS OE MILITARY SERVICE AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE BEAZLIE, FRANK S. KNIOIIT, LUTIIER T. IWASON, JOHN NVARREN MINGEE, RAYINIOND E., JR. PITTIKIAN, IIARRY CALVIN Page Thirty-rlinc P OND, THUIXIAS ARTHUR CLASS I-IISTO RY V48 It all started back in ,44 when we first entered as freshmen at Hampton High School. Pride and ambition overwhelmed us until we realized We were mere freshmen, unseen by our upper classmen. After much confusion we adapted ourselves to our new routine. Football season brought much excitement, which came and went giving us our first experience of Crabber spirit. The Christmas holidays passed rapidly with little excitement, other than the progress of the war. On coming exams found us engulfed in study which proved profitable. With half our first step completed we were able to enjoy the remaining basketball games. Easter came, then more exams and summer plans were made. September of 1945 found us o11ce more trudging back after three glorious months of vacationing at our favorite sports. Many bright faces were seen throughout the student body, as September second of this year has ended the war and meant the returning of many whom we loved. The new lighting system in the stadium brightened our football season and increased the Crabber spirit which we had grown to love. February brought a new system for exams which consisted of a series of tests. This month also saw the enrollment of the first returning veterans who were finishing their high school education. As the term drew to a close we were placed a little higher in our educational status and sent home for our annual rest. Once again we returned to our favorite school after our summer lounging period. We were juniors now and walked with our heads a little higher, feeling as though many younger eyes were upon us. Football season induced talk of a championship team, but ill fate dropped us to second place. The greatly needed new band uniforms arrived and added much color to the spirited season. The Christmas holidays seemed much brighter this year as-we attended many dances and parties with our parents extending Page Forty our curfew. Soon we were confronted with much harder exams than those we had known. Yes, as our goal drew nearer, the going got tougher. Came February and we were a little higher in our glorified seniority. The National Honor Society was introduced in our school and we proudly placed several members on roll. Basketball season was mediocre and ended with the first sign of spring. As the days grew longer and Easter passed us by, once again we engulfed ourselves in study. We presented the seniors with their prom feeling both envious and sorry to see them go. The first week of june put us through exams and led us to many a rendez- vous, a little happier, a little wiser. Our September reunion seemed more elaborate than those of the past. Actually we felt a little blder as we walked once more the halls of Hampton High. The recontinuance of the Hampton-Newport News sports relations after a lapse of four years, made this an exceptionally exciting football season. The game was played Thanksgiving day and our Crabbers were victorious. With the ending of football season we held our election of senior officers. Those elected were as follows: President, Erdman Palmore, Vice President, Dana Holliday, Secretary, Marion Zedekarg Treasurer, Dudley Dewhirst. Mrs. Stevens was kept busy taking orders for our class rings and seeing that all pictures were taken for the annual. Upon completion of our exams, we stepped into the final stage of our high school careers. We witnessed the organization of our school paper and felt proud knowing we had contributed to its birth. With all details checked for our graduation, we are left feeling glad and sad with our high school days behind us. Our junior-senior prom put the final touches to our high school career. As we go into the many different fields in life, we feel competent and willing to make useful citizens of ourselves and make our educators proud of their teachings. Hampton High School will never be forgotten. Calvin Rhea Historian Page F arty-one LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the members of the Senior Class of Hampton High School, having a full consciousness of the uncertainty of life, and also an appreciation for our friends and good times found at Hampton High School, do hereby make, declare, and publish this to be our Last Will and Testament. ITEM 1. We, the Senior Class as a whole, give our deepest thanks to the Faculty for their guidance and help to us. ITEM 2. The following Seniors bequeath, as individuals, the following honors to the student body and teachers. 1. Willie Lennon bequeaths one set of cuff links to jerry Williams. 2. Ruth Cate leaves l1er saxophone to Freddie Moore. 3. Tommy Wheeler gives Algebra, Geometry and Trig books to next victim. 4. Floyd Bruce leaves as soon as the oil in that new Dodge circulates. 5. Conrad Drexel donates his brain for equal student body distribution. 6. Courtney Adams lets Miss Spratley have a moment of peace and quiet. 7. Bill Walton leaves his joke-telling to Dick Oflringa. 8. Hyde jones leaves her shadow to Charles fHumphreyj Copeland. 9. Conley Smith leaves, shouting, Drink Pal, the only drink with Vitamin Cf, 10. Sue Bentley leaves her blonde hair to Dick Rogers. 11. Dolores Bergbom, Jane Hornback and Betty Page Duke leave three vacan- cies at the Krabba', Lunch Room. 12. Marion Zedekar, Robert Ambrose, Clarence Breen, Jean Bodie and Charles Robinson leave 5 hard-to-lill places in the A Cappella Choir. 13. Wallace Carter leaves his camera to Bobby Whiteed. 14. Arthur Council leaves to write a book, Council's Wit and Humor from the Halls of H. H. Sf, 15. Fay Croswell leaves to sell Council's book. 16. Grayson Hayden and Billy Green, our Sunday morning quarterbacks, leave their sports-casting to Donald Goldstein. 17. Myra Stanton leaves her pretty eyes to jackie Dederick. 18. Mary Faris leaves her nice manners to jean Powell. 19. Bert fUltral Violette wills his taxi service to David Cooper. 20. James Woodward gives his typewriter to whoever can put it back together. 21. jerry Galloway leaves his morning paper to Miss Hite. 22. Teddy Sirmyer bequeaths her musical talent to Nan Tignor. 23. Lloyd Beltz leaves his portable library to anyone with a strong back. 24. Bobby Chivalette leaves to be a naval recruiting oflicer. 25. Charles Gilliam and jane Day leave their artistic ability to Lloyd Hicks. 26. Ann Parkinson leaves her oboe to Mildred Parker. 27. Lorea Brinkley, Molly Hoff, Sally Storey, Bettie Ann Drewery, and Dorothy Portwood leave the girls' basketball team to Margaret Rhea. 28. Joan Mater wills her smile to Charlotte Franklin. 29. Derek Matyear goes to join Squadron F 30. Mahlen Melson quietly leaves holding Shirley Sawyer's hand. 31. Bobby Mickley, strong man, leaves his manly physique to Tommy Bowers. 32. Dolores Moore departs singing, Put that ring on my linger. 33. Erdman Palmore leaves still mumbling his favorite phrase, VVould you mind explaining that again?,' 34. Ann Speegle leaves gigling. 35. Hilda Singletary, Nat Stevens and Jimmy Murphy go to open a business college. Murphy will be chief instructor of typing. 36. Richard Bains leaves his curly hair to George Becouvarakis. 37. William Lee puts his chewing gum under the table. 38. Don Patterson leaves saying, VVhatja say there, Buddy? 39. Janet Rowe, Wanda Evans, Lorraine Laudermilk and Dana Holliday leave Mrs. Gofllgon minus some good typists???? 40. Bert Reuter leaves to become a weight lifter. 41. Billy Renn fthe little dictatorj leaves his blackjack to Mr. Hardin. 42. Calvin CMonkj Rhea leaves his fine football record and co-captain post to Tommy Edmonds and Dick Carneal. Best of luck, Tommy and Dick. 43. Jackie Poole rushes off dragging Ray Crockett down the Hall. 44. Orrin Morris bequeaths his long stride to Abner Neal. 45. Betty Ann Routen wills her shy ways to Sylvia Bodie. Jack Carter and Dudley Dewhirst leave to open a theatrical agency. 46. 47. Ellis Firth leaves his trombone to VVilton Lankford. 48. Sam Bent still would like to know what will make him left-handed. 49. jack Boerner leaves still trying to buy a copy of Simplified Algebraf, 50. Paul Bowen leaves his meat cleaver to Billy Eacho. 51. Nancy Booth gives gloves to Billy Barham to keep those hands warm. 52. Gera dine Ferguson leaves to join Florence Nightingale. 53. Louie Liberty leaves Philip Gibson to carry on. 54. Audrey Mae Mallory and jean Overman go away together. 55. Mary Nulty leaves the journalism class to Mrs. Cameron. 56. Ben McIntosh leaves the motor scooter brigade minus one member. 57. Rosemary Magee's and judy Riddick's skates go to anyone Hygeia-bound. 58. Charles Rutledge contributes his hat to some one desirous of being a sport. 59. Dick Shirk leaves to open a used-car lot. 60. Willie South and Marion Forrest leave a vacant spot beside Home Ec room. 61. jeannette Weiss and Derwood jones go away happy as ever. 62. Charles Lewis leaves a certain girl waving goodbye from the Gym door. 63. jerry Helton leaves to become lovelorn editor for Smooch,' magazine. 64. john Hopkins leaves with his ring of keys. Are they to someone's heart? 65. Rodney fSkinheadj Hull leaves Virginia Corey to walk with the girls. 66. Robert Stacey, james Lambert, Billy Fuller, Ralph Sanders and j. T. Cutler leave pushing some four-wheel contraption toward Phoebus. 67. Bobby Goodman leaves to write a book of Romantic Poemsf' 68. Bobby Hughes leaves still wanting to race on the new highway. 69. Phyllis Cunningham and jackie Howard leave to open a night club. 70. Ann Curtis makes her dramatic exit to match talent with the Barryfmores. 71. Ann Darling guns her convertible and leaves with a car full of sub-debs. 72. Dave Williams leaves his good grades to Tommy Lewis. 73. Barbara White leaves Harold all alone. 74. Philip Fuller leaves the school minus a good guy. 75. Earl Andleton heads for the C. 81 O. Railroad. 76. Belver Griffith goes to be a butler for Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Torian. You know Mrs. Torian better as Bobbie fFrizzle-topj Lassiter. 77. Ada Meador leaves the cheerleaders to Lucy Thornton. 78. Robert Rogers leaves to be a stage manager with the Little Theatre. 79. Buddy Wingfield leaves pestering jimmy Murphy. 80. Bobby Clarke vacates the school with a crate of test tubes. 81. Tommy Smith, sports writer, wills his Bulletin Board column to Andy Beef, 82. Roberta Vaughan leaves with Willie.', 83. Shirley Cone joins the League of American Housewives. 84. Earl Gage leaves to become an electrician. 85. Gwen Amory departs for the Apprentice School. 86. jean Roberts hurries off. 87. Grace Clark and janet Leffers walk away together. 88. Lynn Hawkins leaves the band minus a good president. 89. Phyllis Tyree leaves the student assistants, a job well done. 90. Mary White bequeaths her personality to Frances Speegle. 91. Ann Sutton will try to make Hampden-Sydney a co-educational school. 92. Shirley Elmquist leaves to join the A Club. 93. jean Amory leaves the Pep-ettes singing in the cafeteria. 94. Arleen DeBolt gives her accent to K. Smith. 95. Bobby Ray Harris wills his deep voice to Raymond Horsley. 96. Gary Ballard, Ralph Durham and Katherine Penlield give their red hair to Betty Mae Yates. 97. Ted Specbt leaves his weeds to Cecil Rogers. 98. Harold Turner departs for the New York Yankees. 99. Gene Turner leaves Mr. Wicklund cleaning up mechanical drawing room 100. Peggy Williamson and Rebecca VV illiams hang batons in the bandroom. 101. Mary jane Yates joins the United Nations. 102. Billy fRennj Walker gives his good looks to Kenneth Beachum. 103. Bobby WVade leaves to make picture post cards. 104. Eugenia Urquidi and Virginia Hillery go down the hall, Ya-Ta-Ta, Ya-Taf' 105. I leave wishing I could come back. In testimony whereof we have caused this will to be subscribed in our behalf, we hereby nominate and appoint each succeeding Senior Class as execu- tors with the charge to carry and convey same to each succeeding Senior Class. Signed on the fourth day of june, in the year of our Lord, 1948. Spencer Arnold, Executor Norma Alligood, janet Reed - Witnesses 'Fm ll ' e ,fit 2 l 1-Jildcdilmazmoc L-f.Ef,f.g,,fW M,3f ,.,.22d5xf. -51-eaeob 22:44 'l21,c:'ic4z,4, , A I X f .M -Ex if: 344' .Wanee-ow MMWEMQMQM mm P I f MW Mfw 553 Tame W - WW f2f-www M6614 Mina UMad gnedmnggvfbwaw CLASS PIQOPI-I ECY '48 One night as I lay sleeping on my pillow, I had a terrible nightmare or dream of the future. The first time I saw Paris was on the opening night of the Worldis Greatest Carnival and Fair. The first show I attended was called The Starlight F ollies,', produced by none other than Bobby Goodman. Chorus girls included Ann Sutton, Myra Stanton, Jean Amory, Johnny Hopkins and Robert Stacey. The orchestra was directed by Conrad Drexel. After leaving the theatre, I attended the fearless motorcycle rider show, only to see Conley The Terror , Smith riding around the wall with Ann Parkin- son on his shoulders. I was glad the pair reached the top of the wall. The next place I attended was the penny arcade where, I ran into Doc Jones, Billy Green, Jerry Galloway, John Fitzgerald, Tommy Smith and C0ll1'tH6y Torian, who were representing the United States in football. Walking around the grounds, I passed a peanut store which was run by Harold and Barbara White Jennings. Other stands on the grounds were Fuller,s Hot Dog Stand Qwith Elmquist Blue Plate for the dayis specialj and James Woodwardls candy shop. Much to my amazement, I saw Bobby Lassiter posing for such great artists as Charles Gilliam, Ralph Dinwiddie and Eddie Carmines. In the animal show I saw Calvin Rhea talking to his monkeys with his face. Across the street from Rhea,s was a moving picture called the Little Dictatori' starring Billy Renn with Ann Speegle playing the part of his wife Maxine. Taking part in the contest of slinging the bull were Faye Croswell, leading contestant, Earl Andleton, Sue Bentley and Bert Violette. That afternoon I attended the auto races and who should be driving but Ann The Flashv Darling, Gwen Amory, Janet Reed, Jean Bodie and Jean Roberts. In the middle of the field I saw Mildred Davis and Wayne Griggs, Norma and Spencer Alligood Arnold, Louis Tillman and Kitty Liggan, looking at two unusual birds which had flocked together, a crow, Richard Shirk and his pigeon, Louie Liberty. After the auto race there was a track meet where Ward Hodge, Bill Walton, Bobby Yates, Dudley Dewhirst, Jack Carter and Ellis Firth were running. The winner with 25 and four-fifths points was a dark horse, Sally Storey. Dinner followed the meet as I ate at the cabin of my old pal, Joan Mater. That spaghetti surely was good. After dinner I attended the fair grounds once more to see Donald Robert- son and James Tucker dating. They were riding on the hobby horses which were run by Clarence Breen and his wife Ruth Cate. In one stand I bought some beautiful flowers only to see the owner was Don Patterson and his fiancee Lynn Hawkins. I was glad to see that he got what he wanted this own flower shopl. Mary Faris, Betty I Say VVait', Muller, Teddy Sirmyer and Molly Hoff were operating a shooting stand with U. S. Army rifles. fWhere did they get them?J From one tent the laughter encouraged me to visit, only to see Dorothy Parkinson and Jackie Poole running a pie-eating contest. The three winners were Two-Ton Tonyv Dana Holliday, Betty Ann Routten and Marie Trainham. The next thing I heard was singing and yelling, only to find Erdman Pal- more preaching at a revival meeting. His piano players were Jerry Jet Fingers Hilton and Peggy Veronica,' Dickens. Members of the choir were Charles Rutledge and Marion The Bodyv Zedekar. After having somewhat a religious background, I left to visit a basketball- throwing contest being operated by Lorea Hook-shotv Brinkley. Spectators H were jane I-Iornback, Delores Bergbom and Betty Page Duke, being escorted by Buddy Wingfield. I then went from basketball to a beauty contest which was held on the beautiful Lake Vivian. A few of the contestants were Barbara Poteat, joyce Stone, janet Rowe, Beverly Hillery, Orrin Morris and Phyllis Cunningham. . The grand prize having been awarded, I walked off only to run into two clowns, namely Ray Crockett and james Lambert. While conversing with them, Charles Robinson and his little sweet potutie joined the conversation. From a distance we heard music and a large band soon came into sight. Leading the band were five beautiful majorettes. They were Peggy Williams, Rebecca Williams, Hilda Singletary, Hyde Southall jones and Nathalia Stevens. I recognized a few faces in the band. I saw Sam Bent, Lloyd Beltz, jannie Buford, Betty jean Grant and Mahlen Melson. Behind that band came a hillabilly band led by Rodney Hull and his seven V irginians. This celebration was an introduction to the fearless tight-rope walker Courtney Birdwell Adams. Doctor Arthur Council, his wife, Ann Curtis, and two nurses, Ada Meador and Phyllis Tyree, were on hand in case of an accident. Following the parade, I walked down the street looking at the different stands and buildings. On the corner was a fire house which was painted in those beautiful colors of red and white. In case of fire, two fire trucks were at hand. The chief was Richard Baines, and his crew consisted of Robert Chappell, Ben Chambers, j. T. Cutler, jesse Crumpton and Billie Belle Brown. Next to the fire house was a bakery run by Robert Hot Cross Bunsv Ambrose and Mary jane Yates. Miss Yates is the ex-wife of Mr. Robert Clarke. While crossing the street, Milton Carpenter drove up and offered me a ride. The first place we stopped was an Esso Service Station, and who should be the attendant but Peggy Fitzgerald. Her grease-monkey was Paul Harrell. From there we journeyed just outside the fair grounds to take a ride in a speedboat. Our driver turned out to be Charles Lewis. We had to share our boat with Willie Hot Dogs Lennon, and Roberta Onions Vaughn. As we went speeding through the water, we passed Mary White and Bobby Harris sitting on a rock in the middle of the lake. Glancing into the water, what appeared to be two toad fish, turned out to be Virginia Waggerby and Bobby Wade. Returning to the pier, we were very surprised to run into Tommy Wheeler and his wife, Mary Speer, with their chauffer, Charles Wright. Leaving the lake, we drove down Cherry Blossom Road, where we saw Willie South, Thelma Craig, jane Day, Beatrice Green. Grayson Hayden, Geral- dine Ferguson, Virginia Hillery and Raymond Hogge riding bicycles. After thanking Milton for the ride, I got out realizing that it was getting late. Only time to get some ice cream before returning to my quarters. I visited the soda stand which was run by Ralph Saunders and his wife, Virginia Barnes. The soda jerks were Bobby Mickley and judy Riddick. While I was eating my ice cream I heard a record on the juke box, and who should be singing but the Grapevine Quartet. The quartet consisted of jean Overman, Audrey Mallory, jeff Harris and C. Atkins. After eating my ice cream, I started to my quarters. Before I left the fair grounds I saw a palmistry shop run by Miriam Car- penter and Doris Golden Earringsi' Hargrave. I finally arrived at my room, and as I was getting ready to get into bed I heard a mob of people out front and started to the window. Looking out, I saw all the students of my old graduating class that I had not seen at the Fair. As I turned and ran across the room, I tripped over the bed, and Oh, Ohl What a dream-or nightmare-I had. If I could only go there again! Floyd Bruce Prophet, '48 CLASS POEM '48 The senior class of ,48 Is all ready to graduate, Leaving behind a pretty good score, We think weire nearly TOPS, and more! All dressed up in caps and gowns, We've forgotten verbs and nouns, Or who discovered Mexico, Gee whiz, but thatis a tough one, though! You know weire going to graduate, You can see it in our face, All excited, all aglow, All for Hampton, as you know! We are seniors! Magic name! AT LAST we have achieved that fame! Peggy Dickens, Class Poet Page Forty-eight OTHER CLFISSE mm r'- Ala. u-an LOW SENIORS ,QA N. Ill'N'f limit Iaun X am C.m'ulm'l', Pillllllll' Maison, Dorutliy bpuly. Nam K4-llnm 'I'ignm'. -In-aux Puwn-ll, Sami lluclgms. H1 llx Nil-lmlsmi, .Inu-kim' lJc'mlr-rim-li, lfuyc- l rzlm-vs jmws, Lum-y 'l'lI0l'lllUll, llvlly Bl'l7L'lilL'y. 7 Srrmnrl llrur: l'lilm'1'n Sliirvr, Sunil: NVl'iglit. Lmiisv lill'lil'l', .lunicc Slim-lxlvy, Sliirlvy Sm-llmy, llnylwllv l'in-lain. Mum NK vill livin X llllllllli, juyu- -Ionic-s, Bcity Maw Yaltvs, Mary Ilzltlmwzly, Sully Sa-llmy. - . 4 I'l:irrl liuuv Clay Clgilmli-r, Bulxlwy llalll. Din-kip hloiivs, llill Lilllllilll, -luck lllll'l'lll'I', Douglas Boyd. . ...X 41:4-N., .iQf...?,,s'Y V LOW SEN IORS 4- l'Il'.S'f limb: ,Iuyrv Sniillu, .Ie-am Iii-aiu'1's, l 1'alm-vs Cuvinglmn, 'I'lu'lmn liruwn, blillllll lin lllX lc ui lllllxll, Lulu lull l,uu fallnnilnnglmiui, xlllflllil Nlin-Inu-lsmi, Salrzllu Slxyclw, Bm-My l?USl4'l', Qloyvc- Fullws, Bc-My Ciulxm-il. Doris wvll, .lill'lxl1' Ki-itlili-v Hwmul llmr: Sum Nixiri, lliclizml Nliwrismi. Phillip Gilmson, Eugvnr- Bnilcy. Billy lllauilxs, llairolnl jc-nnings. l mx liilIlllll'l'l, NV:nllir lluinvs. Nlvlxin Culv, Milton NViucllcr, Cllzlrlvs Phillips. lllirrl linux' mlm- lilliull, liuluit lirzlgg, Dnximl flU01lL'l', llvnry Swartz, XVilliaun Siglvr, Billy llum-y, clI'ilyS0ll lllulvn, XllI4'l'lll Swirls, l',llg4'lIl' Iluys, Cfzllmrivl l,l'I'L'lI'kl. Siclm-y Munir, llui'i'yIXlorg1in. Prlgr' Ififly f7HL' JUNIORS First Row: Mae lloppe, Carol Napier, Carolyn Ross, Sylvia Bodie, Beverley Markham, Virginia Spence, Ruth Mingee, Virginia Ehley, Betty Denby, Frances Cooper, Barbara Bryant, Phyllis Acker, Jackie Riley, Ruth Ann Paul, Mimi Wood. Second Row: Melvin Firman, Betty Sue Yates, Greta Boaz, Doris Anderson, Jackie Purnell, Betty XVatkins, Laura Moore, Frances Pearce, Grace Hale, Jackie Snow, Dorothy Rew, Lorraine Barba, Dorothy Walker, Nelda Shivcly. . Third Row: Richard Grinder, Charles Ranlett, Jerome Bradley, Kenneth Godsey, Gordon Gregory, Fred Robinson, Jerry Williams, Rodney Smith, Wayne Park, Alfred Pond, Billy Harris, George Matyear, llotic Mitchell. Fourth Row: Dick Oftringa, Robert Saunders, Marshall Hearn, Clyde Kecver, James Blake, Emil Sulzherger, Jr. Keith Brown, Bobby Griffin, Albert Lieber, Carl Breen, Bruce Capps, Bill For. V. . pg f ,f, SOPHOMORES First Row: Nancy Conway, June Liberty, Fred Bane, Juanita Gwaltney, Frances Taylor, Evelyn Darden, Dorothy Armstrong, Frances VVilson. Second Row: Ann Goodyear, Sarah Evans, Barbara Sharp, Betty Johnson, Mary Ellen Collins, Jackie Ball, Barbara Hicks, llelcn Ross, Ann Reichley, Janice McLain, Joan Goodrich. Third How: Edward Price, Billy Schwartz, Carl Powell, Edward Bradshaw, Reid Cutler, D. C. Johnson. Lyman Stilley, Billy Tune, L. E. Black, Bobby Kennell, Billy Nelson, Kennon NVhiting, Roy Therrcll. Page Fifly- two iff V SOPHOMORES l il'.x'I Iimr: llurnlliy Nlmlliv, cilill'iL'1' Cmvlillg, Mil1ll'c'cl Plll'liUI', Pllyllis Snyclvr, Evelyn P1'gg.f, clllllllll' Clank, Nlnry Spvlxu-, Ann l,ix-ln-r, jc-ssiv Owvns, B1-tty VV1lll2ll'K', Virginian Blair. Svrmifl lfmr: C1-mlcl Bllllflllilll, jr., xvlllllllll Tliorn, Clnirli-s Shin, Dunn Short, Clunclo Bnrgv, jr., Billy l'lllIlllllNlN, 'l'llHlllilS XV1'st, -lolin Long, cil'Ul'gK' xVlllliiHS, K,S1nitl1, Kl'Iill1'tll BCllL'lllllll, Frank Bri11vga1r, Monrov Cray. lllinl lima: Bull lllllfillll, -Iznncs Curr, Ilzlrry W'ullz1c1', .l2lI'YiS llvnrn, L1-ln Alullvtnll, Mvttal lllllL'llC'l', !xllKlI'l'j' l lamslmrg, lim-lu liugvrs, -Iulm Nionring, c:llill'll'S Quinn, john Bl'llJill, jaunvs XVl'l,Q,'lll. M SOPIIUMORES A 1 s,,c l ir.xI linlr: ,li-annum NVillis, Maury Lon Slmrl, Lultic l31'1lv4-, lfflimlmvlln lllL'lxill, llolwrl Slim-kli-, C1-nil llugws, Joi-li xVlH'i'll'l', xiLll'j.fill'l'l liln-41, Flllllgll' Spraullin, .IURIII I.:1l01n1,.Ic-A111 Short. Srrnml liruu: Mary Arun, Duc Stvgvr, Bvtty Alnlncs, Eilcvn Blll'lii'il', Blll'lllll'1l liilvy, Doris Tl'ilL'l'y', joan Lmva-ry, liurlmru Iluyclm-11, Milclrvcl B1-xv, B1-tsy Forlws, Ili-lx-n Mvlsun, Mary llurluw, Bi-tty Cooclsoli, lillillllll' clill'l'Ull. l'l1irrl Iiulr: Wilton l,11nkl'urcl Alfrs-cl Bloxmn, Jannos NVrigl1t, Cllllliliil XVc-lls, f:I'2lL'l' Cray, juyu- Powvrs, Sne- XV11mlw:11'cl, Ann Ciwclu-tt, Sully ji-sta-r, Nainvy flllllgll, Funny lltlilllllilll, Lois flI'llllll'l', Sununiv BllI'lil'if, Jolin Asl1I'm'cl, 'l'unnny Fc-ltcrs. I uurll1 limr: llllylllllllil llurslvy, Almnvr N1-ul, Billy Mya-re, XVillu-1' Higgins, fllllll'l4'S cl0lX'l2llKl, ClI2ll'll'S NVHIIS. l'r1,L51' Fiflgf-7'l1r'1'1: 5' SOPHOMORES First Row: Loretta Powell, Helen Thompson, Ann West, Read Morton, Bobby Wainwright, Egnazio San- sone, joseph Roberts, Pat Cardwell, June Lea VVilmoth, Martha Davis. Second Row: Ann Lockwood, Marlene Pere, Peggy Allen, Mary Ellen Aken, Frances' Speegle, Eleanor Alligood, Ernestine Tillman, joan Bunch, Nancy Routten, Peggy Sha ll, Barbara johnson, Joyce VVinnner, Grace Green, Virginia Smith. Third Row: joe Simpkins, Alfred Kirby, VViley Baker, Neally Thompson, Donald Goldstein, Nelson Berry, Charlie Smith, jerry Adams, Archie WValton, Tommy Harris, Don Gillespie, Lawrence Rhodes. SOPHOMORES First Row: Gloria Parsons, Peggy Ilolland, Freddie Barlow, Billy Messick, Erie Eggleston, Kenneth Nlonds, Freddie Kantz, Ray Doeppe, johnny Edmonds, Iean Zehrback, Audrey Quinn. Second Row: Ann llarper, Peggy Watkins, Alice Saunders, Alice Massey, Geraldine Edwards, Dolores Kautz, Margaret Davis, Phoebe Crockett, Shirley Brewer, Nell Benson, Betty Barnes, Bettie Thomas, Alice Carpenter, Claudia Norsworthy, Mary Ann Mason. Third Row: Rudolph Hendrick, Jack Gann, Wilton Fuller, Frank Boswell, Jinnny Stern, Charles O'Malley, Judson Black, Richard Ruth, Bill Hesse, Lloyd Ilicks, Dick Byers, Royce Jones. Page Fifty-Four ACTIVITIES V f' W V I I II IITIIII I NA1'lonAL H DR socusrv I N N mn, I LIBRARY SIS Nw ,X '44'-9 I sgsvn M ing ofa , ENT ,. III 'Nc I W 'Iv STUU qw . LUB ff Gel I f 'H Q uv A I I ., 9 A c If -H-1'G 'u IQX I M ' IX 'QQ I MW 5 IN ,WIIIIIX I ,M I X I fx 'x.lgXX':' N yIfw fIvX! jA,IjI,x ICI I f, Q5 I1Q-N I ,Aiwa QMIQ f wwf I I . . . .....x II..... IA. IA- 1,, . I-'I' A uh. 'rI..4S I I 1,51 I I 'I ,L .Mg gargx Q . 3 . p . I I A : I L gh. ie. . Q STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 'l'ln- SCA, vslzllmlisliml Illllllllfy 17, lil-15, is ilu' slnmlm-nt liocly illflklllllilllllll of ll. ll. S.. :incl 4-xi-ry' stnclc-nt is ll nn-inlwr, 'l'lu- SCA Bourcl consists ol' two rc'pi'm-sciitntivcs from vnu-li llonn- llooin .incl stnclvnl OI'5IilllllklIlOlI 1n tlu- svliool. SCA, wliin-li is tliv uoorclinalting stnclvnl orgnnimlion lor tlw ll. II, S. slnclc-nt activity prograiin, wus Ol'g'kllllZl'll. lmy Principal ll. VVilson 'l'lnorpi- :incl Mrs. li. Iilukn- Cznni-ron, -lr., pri-si-nt lziciilty sponsor. lIannplon's SCA is nlliliaitm-cl Willa lxoiln iluu sinh- :null llilllllllill organnzailions, annl tliis yun' was SCA host to tlw Clwsaipm-:ilw llislrivt I,onli'r:-nu- In-lil nt Il. II. S. l'rc'.s'irlr'llI .... X'lI'l'-I,l'l'.S'll,l'llf , Sf'1'I'l'flll'U , ,, 'llI'f'!I.K'lll't'l' , . SC IA OFFIK IIC RS ,, .. .. lf1,ox'n Bnucti-1 ., Arsnln-iw liilzczoilxzxn.-xkis DAN.-x ll0I,I.lD.XY Cwicx Amom' Clllllllflill ., . .. , lclillhl.-KN P.x1.mioin-: SHHIINIII' , ,. ,, ,,,, . Mus. IC. lll..fXKIlIlXXIl'1llUN,xlIR. SHA l5UAlllJ Avlwrs, Phyllis Ilnrlis, Ann lillllllllxll, l.1ll'l'y llogi-rs, In-il Mnory, Almnn Damle-n. lin-lyn lmwis, 'l'onnny Spa-I-gli-, Ann Xlligooml, Nornni Darling, Ann Nlnlvr. .Ioan Spvvglv, l7i':1m'4's Ainolrl. Spa-nu-r llnxis. Nlilclri-il Nlvziclor. Acln Sinn-laiir. Ann IS1-zu-lnnn, Kvnnm-lli lilliot, -lov Norswortliy, Iflannlinv Sl1lI2lll.c:lll'l4'k'II Han:-, I r1'4lmlin' lilinqnist. Sliirlm' O'Conni-r, .ln-un Stanton, Myra l,11'l'UllYill'illxlS, cil'lll fl' lhains, Sillll Ollringu, Dil-la TlIOll1DSOIl, Nm-all lllznir, Virginia l an'is, Nlairy O'fXla1llm-y, CIlnn'li-s 'lll'Llillll1lIIl, Nlnriv Iiomlim-, Sylxiu ililli-spiv. Donald Owe-ns, -In-ssiv Vailvntinv, ,loain uw-i', Sliirlvy Cloclsvy, Kvnnc-ilu Pllillips. cllI1ll'll'S NVviss, Bolwlmy Ilnnc-ln, ,loan Clrillillx, l'wlx1-r Powm-ll, livin Man XV:uli'. llolmlmy liowvn. l'anil II1'ou', llii-liaircl l'riu-, .lolin XVIII-1-li-i'. 'l'onnny 4 n'n4-nl, llivlx llnymlvn. l3ai1'lmi'n llolwrts, ,lc-nn I Imppi-Il, liolu-rl Ilorsli-y, llaiyinonml llonllvn, lim-ily Ann I roi-Li-ll, Ilan' l,c-llivrs, Vlzinvt lloss, Ihlrolyn Pngr' Ififlif-Sr'i'r'r1 .V STUDENT ASSISTANTS Student Assistants is an or anizat' g ion open to any Junior or Senior girls who meet the requirements of satisfactory scholarship and citizenship, neat appearance, respect for the student body and faculty, and a general desire to work agreeahly and cliiciently. These girls work during their free period in the offices of the Principal, Mr. Thorpe, and the Dean of Cirls, Mrs. Ruggles. They not only find satisfaction in this capacity and in serving their school. hut also they gain valuable experience to he used throughout their lives. President . ..... ..,. 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H 5 35 fgffe Vi? :Eg p 9 E155 3 Wi E 315 F 3 sr 3 an -an W s, Xl 49- G Q Q 3, 1. 5. 5 i W, if Q ' 3523521-4 1 ' 2 ia , f Tllli IIAMPTUN llIGll SCI IOOL BAND OF '47-'48 f.'onnrlnnt'lon' Miss Assn Ll-ll-I llI'l'l'1 fitIlIl'I'I'f r'lIi.s'Irz'ss ,... , LYNN II.xu'ntnss OI l ltIlil'tS lll'l'.Yilll'llf , LYNN Il.-xwntnxs Vim'-I'ntt'.virlt'nnI lintmn.-xx l,.Xl.Mtlltl'l gf't'l'l'fIll'U Donnonnnx' 'l'uox1n-sos: 'l'rt'11.s'n1l't'r ., .,,,.. DONALD UUl.lYS'l'l'IlN I7runn Major tin .nr tl,tnnn,n1nn ZlIrnjrn't'IIt'.s ,,,.., .... 1 il'1lil'K347A lVllnlflMlN- FnnANt:ncs lJ0lCl'l'l-I, Gn.onu.vx ltnnooncs This panst yt-nnr hens proxt-nn to ht- tlnt- nnnost sut't't-sslnnl yt-nnr that tht- Bnund, unndt-r tlnt- dnn't-t-- tion ol' Miss Annan Lt-t- lliln-, hzns t'Yl'l' hand, llowt-vt-r, tht- nnnost-strix't-d-for lnnurt-l t-nnptnnrt-d hy tlnis group was tht- snnpt-rion ' ranting nnt-tnuirt-d inn tht: Distrit-t Mnnsit- Ft-stivanl. Bt-ing only tlnt- srt-onntl tinnnt- tht- Hznnd hnns t-nntt-rt-d inn tlnis nnnnnsit-nnl t-onnpt-titionn, tlnis wtns nun nnnnusunnlly high honor. tloinntg lunt-k lurtht-n'. to St-ptt-nnht-r, nns nn nnnnnttt-r ol' fant-t. you would linnd tlnis rantht-r lnnrgt- gn-onnp ol' tnnlt-nntt-d nnnnnsit-iznns ht-ginnninng tht-in' work for tht- t-onnniug yt-nu' :ns tht- Mnnrt-hinng Bnuid. lin-spit-nntlt-nnt in tht- hright rt-tl nnnniliornnns, tht-y hnnt-kt-d tlnt- hoys on tht- tt-nnnnn for tht- t-nntirt- loothnnll st-nnsonn. 'l'ht- st-hool wnns pronnd of tht-in' Bnnnnd too, for t-vt-ry timt- tht- rt-d-t-land innusit-innnns t-nntt-rt-tl tht- tit-ltl, tht-y wt rt- nnpplanudt-d loudly. NVith tlnt- t'lost- ol' toothznll st-ansonn, Miss llitt- ll'tlllSli0l'Illt'Cl tht- Bannnd from tht- pt-ppy nnn:nn't-ht-rs to nn group ol' t-onnt-t-rt pt-rformt-rs. This wnns tlnt- nnctnnznl ht-ginnnninng of tlnt- ht-st htund ll. ll, S. lnans t-x't'r linnownn, Ol' nnll tht- honors nn high st-hool nnnnnsit-itun might rt-t-t-ivt-, prohnnhly tht- hight-st is thant ol' ht-t-onnning an innvnnnht-n' of tlnt- Yirginninn All-Stntv Hznnnd Clinic. For st-vt-nn of our phnyt-rs, tlnis drt-nnnnn unnnnnt- trut- this yt-nnn'. 'I'host- nnttt-indinng tlnis t-linnic wt-rv tlnt- following: Lynn Ilznwkinns, tIhann'lt-s tlillinnnn nnnnd Bt-rnnv lit-nnnvtt, t-lnnrinnt-tsp Dorothy Ptnrltinisonn, Frt-nnt'h hornng Dorothy 'l'honnpsonn annd XVnnllant-t- Cnnrtt-r, snnxophonnt-sg annd Ellis Firth, tronnnhonnt-. This was tht- ltnrgt-st nuinnlmt-r Iltnnnnptonn htns t-vt-r hnnd rt-prt-st-ntinng ht-n' in tht- All-Sttntc Bnnnnd. 'Vogt-tht-r with tlnt- Choir, tht- Btnnnd gnnvt- its nnnnnnunnl nnnid-winntt-r t-onnt-t-rt inn Ft-ln'nnnnn'y. Altt-r this, lnowt-vt-r, tunnnnt- tlnt- most innportnnnt projt-t-t ol' tht- yt-nnr--thc District Music Ft-sivnnl. 'l'ht- Ilnnnnnptonn Iligh St-hool linund t-nntn-rt-d this nnt-t-t playing inn Group Thrt-t-. Group Sis nnnnnsit- is tlnt- hanrdt-st possnhlt- nnnnnsnt- lor an lnngh st-hool hznnnd. llnnvnng trnt-d niort- snnnt-t-rt-ly thznnn t-vt-n' hn-l'on't- to win gn snnpt-n'ioi ' ranting ttht- hight-st possihlt-l, tlnt- Bzund t-nut-rgt-d vit-toriously, lnnnxinng nnttnnint-tl tht-in' gonnl, For tlnis lnnnnrt-l, tht- most-tlt-sirt-d, tht-sv high st-hool nnnnnsit-itnns litt-rtnlly plznyt-d from tlnt- hottonnn ol' tht-in' ht-nnrts. Inn nn t-onnnhinnt-d t-out-t-rt, tlnt- Ilnnnnptonn, NVytht-, nnnnd l3nnt-l4rot- hnunds pt-rl'ornnnt-tl an spring t-onnt-t-rt in tht- lhunnptonn Stzndinnnnn. Nhnrt-lninng nnt tlnt- ht-and. tht- linund hriglntt-nnt-tl tht- Lionis Cluli Minnstrt-l ptnrandt-. lfollowinng nn ut-W trnnditionn, tht- Bzund gnlvt- an hannnqut-t for its gl'ilQltltllt'S. At this ct-n't-tnnonny, lt-ttt-rs aund nnnt-danls wt-n't- nnwnnrdt-d. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Hampton High School Chapter of the National Honor Society, charter numher 3351, was installed on April 29, 1947 with 31 charter members. On May 21, 1947 seventeen new members were installed who formed the nucleus for this year's organization. On April 13, 1948, 38 new members were taken into the Society who, along with the seventeen old members, form our present group. During this year the National Honor Society has taken part in the Chesapeake District Convention of the SCA and three students tool: a scholarship exam oflered hy the National lleadquarters. OFFICERS President .,..., ,, , ,..,...ll,.. ,, .,,. Mu,nnEn DAx'is Vice-Presiclciit .,,. DAVE VVn.LmMs Secretary ., ,,,.......... , ,,,,, MAHY Fzuus Faculty Acluisors .... , .. , ,,.s Mn. II. W1LsoN Tuonmz Jean Amory Doris Anderson Mary Anderson Jean Baker Lloyd Beltz Paul Bowen Betty Brockley Robert Chappell Mildred Cumhie Ann Darling Mildred Davis Dudley Dewhirst Peggy Dickens Ralph Dinwiddie Charlotte Donadio YVanda Evans Mary Faris Mns. BLAKE CA Mmnom Mus. h'1AllCl'ERlTE M. J. STEVENS MEMBICHS Betty Jean Grant Belver Griflith Richard Grinder Doris Hargrave Eugene Hays Helen Higgins Molly Hoff Dana Holliday Sarah lludgins Ilyde Jones June Johnson Joyce Jones Fay Kilpatrick NVilliam Lee Tommy Lewis Betty Lou Mitchell Erdman Palmore Jean Powell Page Sixty -Two Miss KA'r1mYN BULLY Mu. Riczrmuo Il. GmsoN, Jn. Walter Haines Janet llowo Hilda Singletary Joyce Smith Dorothy Spady Myra Stanton Joyce Stone Nan Tignor Lucy Thornton Joan Valentine Bohhy Wade Virginia VVaggerlJy William YVhite, Jr. Dave XVilliams Milton VV1IlLl1t'l' Bohhy Yates Marion Zedekar THE SOCIAL GUIDANCE CONIBIITTEE 'l'lu4- Social Ciliclallcc C0niniiH0c is an UlltgI'l7XVtil of the SCA. Sawing ll nn-cd for nmrc piamm-nl 1'm'a-11-alliuli for thc studa-nt body, this cmnmittcc was appointed to work with faculty nclx'ism's. Tin- L'0llllllillK'C SDUIISUITLI illiiilflllill dance-s in thc cufetcrial after ouch llomc football ganna amd mm Friciaiy ova-nillgs in thc spring. Thi-so Cllll1L'l'S were always well uttcndvd and thuruughiy l'lljUyl'll by ull. Clmirmnn .... , ...... IJICK fyl-'FIRINGA Sur-rclury CllAlKl.lD'l l'Ii FRANKLIN Tl'l'!lSlAl'L'f ....,, CZVVEN Antony l uc'ully AfIui.sm'.s- ..... Miss llfxwsug Rows Miss EVELYN TOWNS Sllg Huutlvy Bvtty Robm'rts Ann Darling JL-un Robcrts llydn' junvs Malry YVl1itc' Page Sixly-tlzrcc IOURNALISM CLASSES English 10 and English 11 are the elementary and advanced classes in journalistic writing, and offer credit in English to the students participating. These classes elect their own student editors and manage their daily classes under the guidance of the instructor. A bulletin board, displaying the news and feature events of the school, is edited and arranged several times daily by these writers. Mrs. E. Blake Cameron, Ir., is the instructor. CLASS EDITORS First Term - English 10 Editor ..,.,,,,, ,,,, , , ,, ,,., .,i. .,,, A A EHDAIAN PALINIORE Assistant Editors .... , CHARLES GILLlAh'T, joAN MATEIK Second Tenn - English 10 Editor ,,v,,,,,,,-,,,,,, ,.,,.,,,c, , ,,,,,,,, S PENCER ARNOLD Assistant Editors ..,,,, . .. , jiiuuv IIELTON, NAN T1GNon English 11 Editor ,,,,,,,7,, ,,,,,,, , , .,,,,4,,,,.,,, ,i,,,, A Nov BECOUVARAKIS Assistant Editors .... , NIYRA STANTON, CHAHLEs CHJLIAM Page Sixty-four .. Surf: BENTLIQY DEBATINC CLUB 'l'lR- lJl'l'lilllllg Club was foumlocl in 1945 by ll group of stuclvuts iu Mrs. Blake cl1lllli'I'0lIlS I5uglislI clussvs wlIo rcqlu-str-d that such :III orgalllizutiorn ln- vstnlnlislwcl. Tlw clulv lllCl11l7l'l'S wl'Io lllt'l't rvgulurly oII ilu- first Wvdllvsrluy iII ouch Illillltll, arc oI'gzuIizccl into colunlittcvs lllilt stucly Cll'lJiltlllg, public SDl'2llilIlg and DilI'll1llIR'IltL1I'y procvclurcs. Prograuns url- pn-scIItI-cl :It l'lll'll lllC'l'tll1g, :Incl nu ussolnhly program is prr-sr-IItcd ouch SL'll1l'Sl8I'. OFFICERS Prvsiflcrlt .. ..... ,, SvI.vIA Bonus Y7il'C'-PVC-9i!IL'llf .... , IJICK ROGERS Sccrcmry , N7IliGINlA SMITII Trcusu fCf ..., Clmpluin ,, Sponsor jIcAN AINIUIKY SUR BI-:N'I'I.IaI' SYLVIA Bonus .IANII BUr'oRIx CIIACIQ: CLARK RAY c:HOClKl'l'l l' ANN CURTIs SIIIRI.I-Lv EI,IxIQUIs'r WANIIA EVANS fll'lllALDINl'1 FI-:Rr:UsoN -Ilcluw lll'1I,'I'0N llYlJl'1 -IoNI1:s DICK OI-'I-'R1Nr:A .. MRs. E. BLAKI: CAMI5RoN, JR. MEMBERS AIAHTHA lXllfIllAEl,SON LAURA lxllllllili IJICK OIATRINCA JANET Hman JEAN RoIIr:IITs IJICK Roczrzus .IANRT Rowu VIRGINIA SIXIITII lxlYliA STAN'I'oN ANNE SU'r'I'oN BEVEIILY Tl1XIlU'1lll.AKl BIe'I rx' WA'rIiINs Prlgp Sixly-filic DISTRIBUTORS CLUB The Distributors Club is composed of Stllfll'lll'S who are taking Retail Training III tha High School. The purpose is to provide a uniform club organization, to promote leadcrship to foster interest and professional growth in the field of distribution, to serve as a untrr ter social activities, and to provide a means of developing civic and vocational interest. The Distributors Club is aiHliated with the state and national organizations. Flower: YELLOVV Rosa I'I'c.s'i11cIIt .. ,, IIICK'-Pl'l'-Slfllflll' SCCI'Cflll'U ....,,.. Treasirrcr , ,, ,, ..,i,,,..., Erlilor Plrniiotimz Mmmgcfr . Sponsor H M useot .,,,, Ann Adkins Charles Anderson Doris Barker johnny Betts Annie Brown Ann Bunch Phyllis Cllllllllllglllllll Dorothy Day Mary Virginia Dobbins John Fitzgerald OF FICEBS MEMBERS Page Sixly-.six Colors: BLUE and YI5I,I,ow , , IANIES TUIIKEII .h1ANI5'r'I'I5 XVr1Iss JANET Lmifi-'Icns MAIIY XIIRCINIA DoIaIIINs PIIYLLIS CUNNINGIIAAI Miss CJURDELIA STIIANGIQ .. , NANCY JIQAN BAzmIoIII5 Garnet Cerehardt Dorothy Holland Janet Lefl-ers Kathleen Liggan Shirley Nixon Catherine Penfield Fred Smith Eleanor Sowash James Tucker Jeanette VVeiss HOME ECONOMICS CLUB llu- Hmm ln-mmunm's Llulm m-mlcau'm's to IJIYYIIIUIQ' ll guowillgf alppwcizltiml uf tha' iuyra am lliSI-RIUHIJIIS of ll0llll'lllllkiIlg and works fm' 5.10011 lnulm' and fzunily lifu fm' ull. A lllllilk nilmit wus pix-pa11'1-nl by its llN'lllIN'I'S of wurk dum- in class und at hmm-. Hl'I'l'i'Sllllll'lllS w pn-palm-cl :und sm-1'x'c-cl for il PTA lIli'L'tillg and thc- SCA k'Oll1.l'l'l'llk'l'. lJl'1l1N'l'i4'S wvrc a ilu- sink room :mtl lmallul llllH'Ul'l!lS illU'l'Cll, In numy otlu-1' ways ilu' club has bvvll in our sc-lam: :cl Ctllllllllllllfy. Alligoncl, Nl?l'lllll Al'lllSU'UIlg, llurullly llaulks. Nauwy B4-:llc-, llorutlly lH1u'kwc-ll, Doris Blair, Cillgvl' liuullx, Num-y Bowl:-r, Nlilclrc-ml Brown, 'I'll1'lllm f,hurl4-s llIlll't Llurk, Alunv Cfuxillglull, l'!l'illlL'l'S Crm'k1'N, QLXYPII Cross, jnckiv Diggs, C11-mlcl Fitzgc-rnlcl, Pvggy lflillulllllll, Angrlzl I cn'1'1-st, Alilfiflll Uzlrclalpvcx lfillvl Cumlricll, Alu Am: Cray, c:l'2lL'K' Ilzllv, Crm-1' Iloppc-, Mau' HOllj.flN'y, Ycrmlic-11 N1L'cIIlllljl. liulmy N12ll'Sllllll, llc-tty Mason, Plllllilli' OILIHIIUXVS, Ruth Mzlylww, Bvlly Norris, Elalim' Pill'kl'I', Louisa- Pickin, Elizallwtll 1'owvIl, IEYRI lic-ccv, Curimu' Sclaliw. .IZlCkil' Svllmy, Shirlvy Sr-Hwy, Sully Sllzlckc-lford, Bvtty Slum-klc-y, -Izunicv SlliX'lXl', liilc-ml Snyclvr, Phylllis Spvvr, Mary Spmlc-4-, xyilflilliil 'I'ownslcy, Putty Vaum, Vcruu VVilliillllSOlI, l'oggy NVillix, :XI2ll'j.flll'l'l NVilson, Fl'llllCl'S NVilson, Fn-mlclic XVHSOII, Rc'IJc'L'c1l Wright, Sumh Yn1'lmm'mlgl1, Mauric- Yaxtvs. Bvtly Suv Nlalllury, Mary m ldv im SPFX THE AUDIOGRAPHIC STAFF The Audiographic Stall is an organization of students from the Industrial Education Department who have been recommended to the Staff as a result of their work in the shop. The group maintains the motion picture equipment, and operates the sound amplifying apparatus used in connection with the school program. One or more times each week the staft meets for discussion and demonstration of the types of audio-visual equipment used in the school, Some of the activities of the Audiographic Staff include providing sound amplification in the auditorium, projecting sound motion pictures in the auditorium, and setting up, controlling, and maintaining the sound system for football games. Other special assignments include providing sound,' for out-of-door activities in Darling Memorial Park, and providing recorded music for dances held in the school cafeteria. Prcsiclcnt ...,.. ., Vice President Secretary .,.. Faculty Advisor ,. Bruce Capps NVayne Griggs Johnny llopkins Billy Houpt Larry Lambert james Lambert OFFICERS lNlENlBEllS Page Sixty-eight BILLY 1IoUe'r .. PAT PENeoLA NVAYNE Cruces LUTIIEH XV. NIACIIEN Pat Pencola DeVaughn Phillips Bobby Pittman Garrett Rusniiselle Rodney Smith Robert NValker Bobby VVeiss 1'rc.s-irlvnt ,,,, Vim'-P1'r'.s'i1Ic'rat ..,.. A S r'r'r'c'tr1r'y- Trcasu rcr Spmisnzzv , Fra-cl Billll' linlu-rt lirlniomls llurry Furrm-sh-r .Ianni-s Lamilwrt NVa1ym- Park PROIECTIONISTS ., Cu.-wsow lIAvm-:N ROISEIKT Clmxnxia ,, Lawns TILLMJXN Miss SALLY S. STOAKLEY Mn. LUTIIICIK VV. M,xc:m':N Arthur Pass Bert Reutcr Hiclmrd Sliirk Rulwrt Sticlilv jolm NViggins 'flu' Prujvclinn Ronin luis lwvn 1-spa-cially oqiiipprnl with clark curtains and special sound 4-quipnu-nt to ln- usc-cl for showing pictures in tlu- school. Two stuclvnts ouch pc-riocl luwv ln-vu ll'illlll'll as 15l'Uj1'Ctl0lIlSt5. wliusv duty it is to sc-t up tlw cqliipiilmlt, and sliow tliv motion piclurvs, slinlcs, or film strips tu thx- class which luis scllmllllc-cl tlu- rmrmn. Among ilu- r0q11i1'vin11'lnts to lw ll prujvctimiist urn- il szltisfzlctclry citizc-nsliip rvcurcl and passing graulvs in ull slllnjc-cls. -5 P? uw. ii 5 .1 Page Sixly-nine L1 ,mx A up .LM 3 we - - 4 wa ' 'wif ui: .ii Q ' . . Arm 'Darlfnq Jian 'Baku' E.dF'f'or-in- cmd Afsishn? Edihr K Semin- Ed51'f:ra f Y Q K . 1552 M fa : 'fm 'Bditq Jun Gran? Marfffxa Hun? Lows VFIQS 'gruoe q Samoa- Campjera . Edifm-.1 sr'f'sr kdhgrapfn A-wahgf ,gd 'Udfq'Bndsllq Q Joyce. unfor Eelitgr: . K k win Mor rl: Ari' Pngf' Svvenfy e5 Jane. bm, Ari' Y S ta ff 'Bmrinu Alviror Spun' 5 +lYIhf , Sllliqgr Nincg Gough Am Adu Man calf Adu. Sfufs' Adv. ' X- mm Mrs, M, Q - ' Y iiiisibf - Ries . 1 .-Kewl A 630, I n 'SYM-Parking, Jack' AJ s+.s's ' M--if M---.-f fa 12-Q-f D if 'Phyllis Twig: Mann Zcdsl-nv Clan-lnfl' J., Shff Tnipiafs . Pll,Llf' Sl'!'I'llf!j-llllf' 2 QXKGICQZJ ,H forthcoming newspaper were voted upon. Soon aftc . THE KRABBA HIGHLICHT y.,-t,-.zur-4 - . ' K' Tdln Fehruary oi 1948 the S.C.A. conducted an tleetion in which the officers of the new -rwarcls another election was held to determine the name ot the new puhluation. The majority of students decided upon the name Tllc' Krabba Highlight. After the completion of the difficult task of organizing ll newspaper The Krabba Iligliliglii finally made its dehut on April 16, 1948. It was indeed a hig hit with the students and has continued to he successful. The paper is published hi-monthly and the staff. other than the officers, is composed of students who volunteered their services. Editor-in-Chief , ,, X V x ' A.s'si.s'tant Editor Social Editor .. As.s'i.s'tant .,,, Music Editor ,, Assistaiit ...,.,A..., F cature lVritc'r.s ,,.. Society Fclilor As.si.s'Ianf vr., .. Sports Eclilor , RUlJ0l'fl'l'.Y ,..... Cartoons ,,,, ,,,, , , , Business Manager ...,,, Advertising Manager A.S'SiSf!lll1'S .,,, ,, Circulation M11na,qer.s' .... ,..,. .. , t...., ,,....,. , Toxins' LEXVIS .. ANDY BECOUVARAKIS BE'i'Tx' JEAN Gn,xNT .. ....., Dolus JoNEs , ,,,, ,, JEAN Bonne ,, ,,,, .,,. ,,,e D U DLEY Dizwunxsr ,, EnnrxiAN PALMORE, lVIlLDliEI7 IJAVIS BEi.vi-:n Ciuiufirir, JOHNNY BET'i's , ,,.... .... ANNE SPElCKZl.lC JANET RPTICID , ,. , , ,, Toixnxrv SMITH l3AiusAnA Po'rEAT, Rom-:n'rA VAUr:iiN, JE1uw NIAHPLE, BILL WAL'roN, CZONIIAD IJREXEL, SPENCER AnNoi,n ...... ,,,,.... , CHAn1.Es CHLLIAAI , ..... CHVEN Aixionx' .. W JACKIE Poo1,E JANE Brifonn, Bohm! YA'rEs, JANET ilb1lXIlil'l4'l'II, lY1All'l'HA Mic:nAE1,soN Donoruv Tuoixnisow Jmnw CjvALl,ONVAY, Joinwxi' Eimomms I a1-ulty Azlrismzs ..,,,.., Mus. EVICLYN Il. Towmizs, Mns. lNiAltCUlClKl'l'E 13.-mix, Bins. JUNE cllllGI5NXVAl.I7, Mu. CMU. B. VV1f:KLUNo Page Scwiffnfy-two bi X C Ae f -1 Zi I4 wg V , 'ff I X , I ' 'f, ,f, f , ir! 'Ly ,akgf - i kwff15j,+ 6 1, K X . 5 T ' Q ' ' ' V ' . 1 M53-SMX A. Y' JJ L I fri-ti? as X M b- . it S M711 - Nat x , J 8 MY? v 1 V. -1 ff , f THE NATIONAL TI- SPIA S 'l'lu- Nutiouail Drzuuutit- llouor Son-it-ty for lligh Schools win liouuclccl iu 1929 ut Fuiruiout Sluts- 'l'i'uc-lu'rs Collt-gi-, l'1tllI'IlllIIll, NVvst Virgiuiu. The llauuptou lligh School Troop S00 wus cluirti-rt-tl iu ISJS5. Mm-iulnrsliip iu tht- Nutiouail 'l'lu-spiaius is the lliglu-st dl'illlltlilC llllllill' that at stuclvut calu aittaiiu iu high school. Thi- uit-iuln-rs of this orgaiuizntiou am- alppoiutvtl hy the spousor of tlu- troop. 'Flu-y uri- iuciuln-rs of thc Carrick Druumtics Cluh, who lulw dom- outstaiudiug work iu tlu- exists or ou tlu- stalls of thv plays gin-u twicv at yvur hy Thx' Carrick Draluultics Kflulm. This yi-ur tht- 'l'lu-spiuus pn-st-utt-cl Thr' IzlyIiu,q.s' of flu' King, iu :ui aussi-mhly program. ai mu'-an-t pluy hv lizirl Rt'lllllIglUll. Tha' L-:ist illvliiclvtl Cluirlvs Colm-, Auu Curtis, Clulrlrs ,,, . fulllltllll, Auu Darling auul lin-lu-r Uri lieu-li yvau' ht-lorv tlu- wiu' an trip to New York wus st-licrllllvcl for thosc Thx-spiaius who wislu-cl to go, Alta-r graicluzitiou lust juum- thi- twvuty Tlu-spiuus took tht- lirst post-wzu' trip to Now York with Miss lilixuln-tli Hoyt-utou uucl Miss Mary Clyuvs. Thx- group utlviulvil sf-ve-i'ul plziys zuul uiusivalls, visitt-tl iuaiuy plum-S of iutcrt-st iu tht- city. auicl L-rowtlt-cl us uuich us possihla- iu tlu- short ww-lt. A XYUlIill'l'lilll tiuu- wus hurl hy ull. l'r'1'.vi1lr'li! ,.,, , .. Vim'-l'r1'.s-irI1'1zI , S1'1'r4'lnry ,, ., TI'l'1ISlll'l'l' Sponsor lloh Allvu Kiwi-u Amory Noruiai Alligoocl Suv llc-utlc-y jauu- liulorcl Alzivk Cairtt-r tfluirlvs Coli- liaty ciI'lK'l'il'll Auu Curtis Auu Dairliug: OFFICIICliS NIICMBICIHS l'i1,f3p Sr'i'f'uly-l'ii'U PilY1,l.ls rl'x'ul-lic joiw Mivricu llouoillv l','x1uc1Ns0N W ,,.licANl!,xiu':1x BIIISTOXV IlAuu1N, ju. Ducllvy Ilvwliirst Cluirlvs Cillizuu Bi-lx't'i' Crillitli -lorry Murplt- Aclu lklvatclor Bvtty Rolmvrts -lvuu Holwrts Catrolyu lioss Qloycm- Sluitli Peggy Allen Norma Alligood -lean Amory Earl Andleton Spencer Arnold jean Baker Virginia Barnes President . ,.,., , Vice-Presidem Secretary ,, Treasurer , , Sponsor Andy Becouvarakis Sue Bentley Betty Brockley Floyd Bruce jane Buford jack Carter Robert Chappell Robert Clarke Charles Cole Anne Crockett Ray Crockett Fay Croswcll J. T. Cutler Ann Curtis jackie Dederick Dudley Dewliirst jerry Galloway GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB .. NI Betty jean Crant Belvcr Griffith jean Harrell Jerry Helton johnny Hopkins Metta llulcher Ilarold Jennings Doris jones Hyde jones james Lambert Larry Lambert Carol Lynch jerry Marple joan Mater Ada Meador Martha Michaelson Richard Morrison Dick Oilringa Erdinan Palmore Ann Parkinson Dorothy Parkinson jackie Poole Barbara Potcat jean Powell , ANN DAn1.iNc: , QHVEN Axiom' BARBARA NVH1Tr: Crmuiligs CZILLIAM BRISTOVV llAltlllN, ju. Janet Reed .Indy Riddick Barbara Riley Calvin Rhea Betty Roberts -lean Roberts Bobby Rogers Carolyn Ross Garrett Rusniiselle Joyce Smith Virginia Smith Ann Speegle Mary Speer Joyce Stone Emil Sulzberger Anile Sutton Francis Taylor Dorothy Thompson Lucy Thornton Phyllis Tyree Robert NVade Bill YValton Mary XVhite Page Seucnty-six CARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB The Garriek Dramatics Club of Hampton High School was founded April 15, 1932, by Mrs. Margaret Patrick Wood, Mrs. Kathryn Pace Cameron, and Mr. R. E. T. Lewis. This organization derived its name from David Carrick, a well-known English actor of the 18th Century. Each year the club has been very active producing at least two plays. Membership is based on citizenship, interest and participation in dramatics. The class of '48 will remember Junior Miss, Best Foot Forward, Moonlight for Herbert, Snafu, Arsenic Zmd Old Luce, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, and especially the two success- ful productions of the senior year, She Stoops to Conquer and The Admirable Crichton. is Hampton High School this year offered dramatics and speech courses under the instruc- tion of Mr. Bristow Hardin, Jr. The Dramatics Club was indeed fortunate in having Mr. Hardin as its sponsor and dramatic director. Mrs. Marguerite Baab assisted with make-up, Mr. W. S. Griffith did much for the sets, and Miss Elizabeth Boyenton was always behind us with her advice and helping hand whenever needed. She Stoops to Conquer, a comedy by Oliver Goldsmith, was the fall production. The cast included Bill Walton. jean Roberts, Charles Cole, Ann Curtis, Erdman Palmore, Ann Darling, Bob Allen, Larry Lambert, Ann Parkinson, Emil Sulzberger, Dick Offringa, Wayne Park, jerry Marple, Courtney Torian, Belver Griffith, Jack Carter, Floyd Bruce and Peggy Allen. The Staff: Assistant to Director, Janet Reed, Student Director, Belver Griffith, Stage Manager, Bobby Rogers, Business Manager, Gwen Amory, Typists, Betty Jean Grant, Ioyce Stone, Publicity Manager, Mary White, Assistants, Conrad Drexel, june Johnson, Ann Speegle, Betty Denby, Mary Speer, Barbara Poteat, Sales Manager, Joyce Smith, Assistants, jane Buford, Martha Michaelson, Jackie Poole, Lucy Thornton, Oscar Nace, Virginia Barnes, Shirley Sawyer, Carol Lynch, Manager of Properties, Sue Bentley, Assistants, Virginia Smith, Carolyn Ross, john Ashford, Teddie Sirmeyer, Manager of Wardrobe, Dudley Dewhirst, Assistants, Ray Crockett, Ada Meador, jean Powell, Mistress of Make-up, Barbara White, Assistants, Dorothy Thompson, Betty Brockley, Anne Parkinson, Anne Crockett, Art Manager, Charles Gilliam, Assistants, Frances Taylor, Dick Rogers, Metta Hulcher, Billy Eacho, Photography, Bobby Wade, Prompter, Betty Roberts, Stage Electrician, Iohn Hopkins, Assistant Stage Electrician, DeVaughn Phillips, Stage Carpenters, James Blake, jack Carter, Belver Griffith, jerry Marple, Charles Ranlett, Bill Walton, House Manager, jerry Galloway, Ushers, jerry Galloway, Spencer Arnold, Calvin Rhea, I. T. Cutler, Cornelius Thompson, Bill Carey. The spring play was J. M. Barrie's comedy, The Admiruble Crichton. Members of the east were jerry Marple, Charles Cole, jerry Helton, Sarah Evans, Ann Curtis, Robert Walker, Bill Walton, Paul Sawyer, Virginia Smith, Emil Sulzberger, Cabby Tennis, James Lambert, Sue Bentley, Gwen Amory, Peggy Allen, Dudley Dewhirst, Dick Offringa, Joy Stone, Ann Speegle, Ann Darling, Nan Tignor, Sammy Allison, Robert Clark and Virginia Waggerby. The Staff: Business Manager, Virginia Barnes, Student Director, Jean Roberts, Assistant to the Director, Belver Griffith, Typists, Betty jean Grant, Martha Hunt, Publicity Manager, Lucy Thomton, Assistants, Conrad Drexel, Leona Atkins, Joy Stone, Barbara Poteat, Betty Watkins, Barbara Hayden, Sylvia Bodie, Sales Manager, Martha Michaelson, Assistants, Anne Wythe Sinclair, Helen Thompson, Sara Hudgins, Joyce jones, joan Lowery, Carol Lynch, Dorothy Walker, Betty Ann Routten, jackie Poole, Dot Beale, Property Manager, Virginia Smith, Assistants, Betty jean Grant, Hyde jones, Frances Taylor, Barbara Riley, Wardrobe Mistress, Mary Speer, Assistants, Aubrey Lee, Nancy Gough, Sue Woodward, Hilda Singletary, Nat Stevens, Nancy Booth, Make-up Mistress, Dorothy Thompson, Assistants, jean Powell, Pat Cardwell, Faye jones, Carol Napier, Peggy Allen, Betty Brockley, Barbara White, Art Staff, Charles Gilliam, Assistants, Metta Hulcher, Lois Cramer, Lloyd Hicks, Claud Burge, jane Day, Paul Sawyer, Orrin Morris, Photography, Albert Lieber, Electrician, Norman Cole, Assistant Electrician, Emil Sulzberger, Prompter, Dorothy Parkinson, Stage Manager, Bobby Rogers, Assistant Stage Manager, James Lambert, Crew, Mary White, Dudley Dewhirst, Emil Sulz- bergcr, jr., Robert Clark, James Blake, Dick Oifringa, Iames Lambert, Lewis Tillman, Cabby Tennis, Jack Carter, Billy Tenn, Larry Lambert, jerry Marple, Charles Cole, House Manager, jerry Galloway, Ushers, Calvin Rhea, Nealy Thompson, Bill Carey, Ben Chambers, Clay Gabler. Under the direction of Mr. Hardin and by the hard work of cast and staff, both plays were extremely successful. Page Seventy-seven I Q1-.n-F1-X 'WED 'U UP 5 wt' is-.X CIIEERLEADERS llwufl f-llll'f'l'lt'lI1ll'!' , Mm Nll'1.'KI?Ull SIIUVIMII' H H Mus. K. P. fl.-UXIIQIION l,m-y 'I'lun'ulmr Alllli' Sutton Sluirlvy lilmquist Bill'lHlI'il NVl1ilm liurullly l,1ll'lilYlhUIl Suv llvntlcy lliulx liugcrs clll2ll'ltS Gilliam Sl'l5S'I'l'l'U'l'l'S -Imam Maxim' Lynn llalwliills 'l'Iw mml pupulzxr vm-I! llllS xx ll wus: llvf'.l'f' gful ll Imm .Vnlmrly',s- jH'Ull!,1'l' 1 If you Vlllllf l11'ur uv, uwll Uwlf Il liltlr' luu11r'r. ll'l l'I' gn! ll ff'!llH .Vf:l2rv1l!f'.x' jH'HIllll'l' If you Fflllvf lzmr ns, ll'l lI yvll Il filllr' IllllIIl'l'. ll'l l'f' gn! Il f1'IlHl ,'X'ul1mIy'v lH'lHlfll'l' If you Ffllllf lll'lll' us, u'r ll yvll ll lifllr' lnzlrlwr. Yew. llmnplfm! Figlzl, Figlzl, lfzglrlf llm U-an' tlw L'lIl'l'l'll'Llkll'l'5. umlvr ilu- nlml ml llllll'll colin' lu ull ilu- utlmla-tic an-tivitivs. L' sprmsorxlnip of Mrs. killllfyll Pzlvc LZLIIIICIUII, llllvlll' liigflly-1 PHL' EM Ur' wi A . 1 XJ X X it .B ir' W ,, E gk ,K zwwy 11: Qt V T ,C ,rs X 'Qu-s N' vi src. if 1 'Q . ,r I '5 up v X Y 7 SX F, l ' , S 1 N5 l 1' 4 'i if wi tix 9 , 2 9 B .QA 5 o it 4,-0 X. vi, A. VARSITY CLUB The- Varsity Cluh of Ilaunpton High School was orgunivcd in thc- spring of 1945 with its purpose uimed at furthering good sportsmanship among thc hoys. Only hoys c-urning tl luttc-r in ll major sport are qualified for mc-inlxfrsliip. The club has presented the school with the ncw trophy L-use and also it picturt- of tht- fuculty which hangs in the hall. The cluh has also donated S100 to ouch of thc civic clulws ot ll1ll1l15t0ll to help their czunpuign for underprivileged childrcn. This year the cluh plans to giyv u trophy to tht- most outstanding track man. The trophy is to ho plum-cl in tht- trophy L-uso, and vucli your another nzune will he plziccd on it. Plwsiclcrit .... Vice-Prc'.s'izIc'iit ,,,, Scc'rcI11ry , Treasurer .... ,, Scrgeanf-fit-Arms' Clzapluin ..,, , ,...,, , Publicity Manager Sponsor .,.... ..,i , Sponsor Arnold Danny Bcnnvd Tommy Bowers Floyd Bruce Riclmrd Curneail -Io-Jo Clark Chairlcs Copeland Tommy Edmonds -lov Elliot Phillip Fuller Gone lluys llurold Jennings OFFICERS Page Iiighly-luru Tomxn' EIDNIIINIHS , PHILIP FULLER CoU1iTNEx' ToiuAN CoNi.Ev Smrru CALVIN Hmm Cmaiuai, Prlimiim DANNY BENNE'l l' CoAc:H Erxsox Bill Lamkin Tommy Lewis Sidm-y Moore Alimmy Murphy Ahncr Neal Ciihrivl Pcrvi1'a1 Billy Renn Calvin Rhc-ii Conlvy Smith Tommy Smith Billy Schwartz Courtney Toriu ll QI' W fwf- KRAEW 1 FOOTBALL - 1947 'lunrlz . .... ,, 1. M. E.xsoN 41.s'.x'i.s'I1llif .1fllI1llHl'l' 1.x'.visImll Cfmirlz . ., 1,l1Il,1,Il' Sokonowsxx' Co-Cuplrlin ilrnmgvr , .. D.-xxm' 13r:NN14:'1 r Co-Cupmin - SQUAD 1, ff' icxn NU. wi. lion-1-1 121-Ugg L. J G S:un 110111 18 150 Bruce' Capps ' vf ' 'Iinnny Kiln-rry 06 132 Bill Curvy if i f'1'11il 1'1ll11l'l' 72 180 l'Cli:u'lcs Copclancl Q., Bobby Gooclnuni 16 145 Put Dayton .J 1 1'Iuip.5m-iw lluys 17 160 Bill Gibbons 1 LJ l, ailonla-y Sinilli 73 160 oBCl'l1ill'K1 Mita-lu-11 fy- L ISACKS Bobby Pittman ' Sp4'iic1'r Arnold 60 158 Cliurlvs Rntlcclgc ' ' liillv Blanks 71 148 1'z1ll1 Sulm f :iM'lJick flill'IN'il1 76 165 llcnry SC11VVill'1Z 1 , '1'onnny 1111111011118 78 1-10 qllicliunl Sliirk 'L' Phillip Gibson 311 162 1Vi1liaim Siglvr r' Q Qlloini ll lalrpold 77 158 '?Rc1QlyDNg'i11glic'lc1 - 1 olluroc jvnnings -14 150 I ' 11 ' ir 1 , C11-n Lam-nby 56 128 Irvin Guilford a ft' 'l'onnny 1,1-wis 15 165 'Siclncy Moorc- , 1 ohlinnny lklurpliy 64 160 oc1kl11l'1l'1 Pcrviral -. V im- iiowi- me 155 Cn1vinRlu-in b11llY1'l'll SlX'lIL'l'1' 81 162 Bobby Rogors N1-ally Tllonlpson 053 140 CENTER N '1',MIK1,l'IS No. NVE. 'aulol' Elliott .5 'l'on1n1y liowvrs 1-1 203 Uliill Launkin ri Douglas Boycl 40 160 lloclif- Mitclicll ol,l'lll'l'.K' cm'm'rl Bi11y Hvnn UI-Slrlla' , llivk C:ll'm'z11, Calvin 11111-11, l'11i1 1?1l11l'l' Mos! 1111111111110 Mun , 1ll-Soullirrn , . Dick fl1l1'l1i'i11, Calvin 1111011 Clll1fIIll1.S' l'flc1'I, 7,18 111-7'ill4'urnIr'r Dick Cin-nl-ul, Calvin 1111m'z1, Pliil 1 1lll1Cl', 'l'onnny 1'1l1lllUlll1S l'r1g41' liipglzly-llilwp rv . V. 35 87 63 68 33 81 38 99 28 S0 1 3 65 75 62 19 -47 T9 41 ,.. 85 12 10 74 Blu. Scinwixlwz 1J1CK CARNHA1. .. clAl.YlN Rm-L.-x 155 185 150 218 187 154 165 180 162 1-10 180 162 150 162 1-18 168 160 172 150 145 145 128 172 Calvin 1111011 Dick Curlivzll, Tommy Edmonds HAMPTON 14 MAURY 0 Opening the 1947 football season, the light but game Crabbers took the field to engage the favored Maury Commodores of Norfolk. Little Tommy Edmonds brought the crowd to its feet as he nearly broke away for a touchdown on the initial kick-off. The Crabtown Eleven showed their true lighting spirit with Edmonds scoring in the second and third quarters and Amold converting after each for a perfect night to end the scoring at 14 to O. HAMPTON 28 LANE 7 The Fighting Crabbers made it two in a row by drubbing Lane High of Charlottesville in a fast game by a margin of 28 to 7. Hampton's scoring came in the first, second and last quarters, with Lane's only tally coming in the last minutes of the game against the Easonite reserves. Arnold converted after each tally with Carneal, Harpold and Edmonds spearheading the attack. HAMPTON 19 ALEXANDRIA 0 During a heavy rainfall, the Hamptoniuns defeated a heavy President eleven with an excellent passing attack by the score of 19 to 0. The Underdog Crabbers scored all of their points in the first half with Arnold converting one and Carneal, Edmonds and Harpold again leading the attack. HAMPTON 18 THOMAS JEFFERSON 18 Traveling to Richmond on their first road trip, the Cmbtown boys met a surprisingly tough T. J. eleven. In what proved to be a thrilling but bruising game, the Crabbers could only emerge with a tie. With Carneal, Fuller and Edmonds leading the way, the Crabbers scored in the first, second and third quarters, only to have T. J. come back in the last quarter to equal the Easonites' scoring. HAMPTON 19 DANVILLE 0 With Dandy Dick Carneal leading the way, the highly spirited Crabbers outclassed the country boys to the tune of 19 to 0. The Crabbers, being held at bay during the lirst quarter, came to life in the second quarter in what proved to be a thrilling exhibition of football. C0-Captain Calvin Rhea, sidelined with a knee injury, was inserted into the game during the second half to get the fine Red and White footballers moving, The route proved to be very rough, but the Crabbers proved to be the better team with fine sportsmanship and an excellent exhibition of football. Page Eighty-F our HAMPTON 26 SALEM 0 On their last road trip of the 1947 season, the Crabbers trounced the Wolverines by the score of 26 to 0. Dick Cameal, using his mighty passing arm, threw perfect passes to every available receiver on the team. The Crabbers were able to score at will, and Coach Suey Eason used his substitutes freely throughout the game. Hesmer, the big gun of Salem's attack, was removed early in the game after he was hit extremely hard by big Tommy Bowers. Salem managed to score once in the last quarter, but an oflside penalty renounced the score. l HAMPTON 13 WILSON 21 In what proved to be the most exciting game in the Darling Memorial Stadium for a number of years, the Wilson Prexies defeated Hampton in the deciding game of the Class A Football Championship to the tune of 21 to 13. Hampton, being the underdog and outweighed 30 pounds to the man, led the Prexies 18 to 0 all the way up to the third quarter, but the game Wilson eleven came back to score three touchdowns in the last quarter and put the game on ice. As 13,000 fans left the ball park, they were quite amazed at the outcome of the game, but the overwhelming weight of the Prexies proved to be the deciding factor in the first defeat of the Cmbbers. HAMPTON 6 LYNCHBURG 0 After losing the first game of the season to Wilson, the Hampton Crabbers were not up to par when the Hilltoppers invaded Darling Memorial Park. Hampton's lone tally came in the second quarter when Harpold took a reverse from Edmonds and went over standing up. The Lynchburg eleven was a constant threat throughout the game, but was unable to penetrate the Cmbbers' line for a score. HAMPTON 19 NEWPORT NEWS 12 The Hampton High Cmbbers, first half scoring punch gained them a 19 to 12 victory over Newport News at Hampton in the renewal of the annual Thanksgiving Day series between the two schools, but the Crabbers had to stave off numerous threats by the Typhoon in the second half of a thrilling football game to secure their victory. Co-Captain Dick Cameal was the big gun of the Hampton eleven, while Taylor, Hahn and Stephenson stood out for the Typhoons. Taylor's passing nearly brought Newport News a tie in the last minutes of play, but fate stepped in and Elmo Stephenson dropped a pass on the goal line. The game was very cleanly played, with no hint of unsportsmanlike conduct being shown. Hahn and Stephenson did the scoring for the Typhoon eleven, while Harpold and Carneal scored for the Rid and White, with Eugene Hays converting the lone extra point. Page Eighty-five BASKETBALL CtJlI1'lt Pnn, Soxolnwsky xx-S,X'l,Yll1lIl ,llulmurr Alffnugwr , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Bn,1,x' Srzilw,-xn'l'z Citi-flllflltllll ,. C,,-Cf,,,1,,i,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , , flUYIil-'Y Sxrrrn U'? 'lDit-li Cfarriu-:xl 'Lmiiu Lilu-rty ll. Blamlcs MFluycl Brlu-v USDt'llL't'l' Arluvlcl Cl. Lain-nhy 'mffunlt-y Smith C, Bt'1'uliy:ll'z1kis lf. l,lllIHUl'tt ,-Xlnu-r Nt-all K. Smith ----3 '7.-Xnclrt-xx' Bl'l't7llYLll'tllil5l B. 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Mol.l.s' Ilolfl-', Clllllfll l31'1Ax'1'luc:1-3 cllilil-INK-I, l m'u'ul'fl Munu,L:1'r , l,0lll4L.X l5nlNKl.l4:x'. l 1n'u'rl1'1l IVOIKW.-XRIJS lic-tty l5ruokslui1'm- Bvtty lJI'l'NVt'l'j' Llalllclim- llnrlmam livlly .ll'2lII Nu Maury Lllll SIIUI1 Sully 5h1l'4'V I lannplmn Ilaunphm llalmplull Hilllllltllll llalmphm llaunplmn Ilaunptmm llannptmm I Iaunplmn Ilxullptml pm-1' 73 in -15 fl -mx .v- -1: .5 .19 26 '36 I3 11 GUARDS Virginia lillly .Izuw Yun Curclvr Ann llolt liuil Hr-1-lor .Inn-kiv liilc-y Sm' xV00llXY2ll4ll SCIII'fl7l?l.l'f V-IT-'VIS Sl. xYilIL'l'lIt 27 Morrison: il Nlaxltlu-xv NVlu1lvy S2 Zulnlmivs 2:3 Hllllllllllll l'l'csl1ylc'l'izl11 33 Skycllivks 40 Nlorrisun 25 llulmins 351 Skyclnivks 36 Nlalllha-xx xvllllllf' il xvllll H Lusk 2 Pnggz' l'fig1l1Iy-sz'1'f'n Coach ........ TRACK - 1948 PHIL SoKoLowsKY Captain .... ........, ..,...,,,.,,,,, . ,,.7 ......., ,... ,.., , S I D N EY MoonE Aubrey Andleton , ,,,,, ,..,...,...,. 1 00 Donald Goldstein ..,,,,.. W .. Fiske Ashe .,,,, . ,,,,, Shot Put Bob Corjup Billy Blanks .. ,, Tommy Bowers ,,7,,,., Edward Bradshaw luck Brewer ......... Dick Byers .. .. Bruce Capps .... , Dick Carnenl .,..,,, ,.,. Reid Cutler ..,,,,,.,,, Burleigh Debolt .. . joe Elliot ,,,,, ...,, .. ......... 100 Shot Put .. 440 Discus W .. Broad Jump Shot Put Broad Jump, High jump Broad Jump .. High Jump 880 SCHEDULE Lloyd Hicks ..,,. VVard Hodge ...,... Raymond Horsley Sidney Moore ,,,,,, .A Orrin Morris .,.,.., Harold Pond ..,,,, Carl Smith ,,.....,, , Malvern Spencer Bert Violette ,,,.. .. Bobby Weiss Triangular Meet CWarwick-John Marshall-Hamptonj Tidewater Meet Eastern District Meet Newport News Norview State Mcet Page Eighty-eight . .. Male .. Hurdles Discus Pole Vault .. , .... 880 440 , .. Mile Mile .. ,,,,,,,.... 880 100, 220 .. ..,.. 440 220 .X ll 'T'ho'L N A u EEA CISG QW' ance'-5 1 Q lg IHFBC rua! Ibave You Q ICC yg, P? MCYN PIIQI' Highly-nim IDS NNe ro W Ghana 0 cxvwd Pngr' Ninrigl X VY g I3 . 5 QQQQ W L '?f., What to do after graduation Choosing the right career to follow after high school days are over is a problem faced sooner or later by every girl in the senior class. For many past graduates, telephone work has offered most of the things a girl looks for when seeking a place in the World: pleasant associates . . . clean, wholesome surroundings . . . high pay . . . regular increases and opportunities for advancement . . . paid vacations . . . the knowledge that the work itself is important and interesting. There are opportunities in telephone work after graduation. The telephone company is a friendly place to work. The Chesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia ,, gd ez Q, I H AT SCHUUL PARTIES CUBA-EULA BELUNGS -:s Copyrxqht 19118, The COLG-Colm Comp y CUKLX-CIUIA liU'l l'l,lNC CU., Inc. NlCW'l'URT NEYVS, VIRGINIA 1111111 1 11111 11111111111 2 1 1 1 2 21121101 11111: 111111111 1 1 1 1nA1'r1o1v1-+11-1 -11-1'n1'v1o11n1o1o1x1 1n11r1o11nio1r111o11r11 I11r11I11Ii1I1IriIri1Ii1x11r11x11ini:r1o1uiu1u1o11I1oi1 im 11 11 11r1n1oq1u1uio 1 1,1 1 ri vqpa111n1u11Iiu3uiniu1u1uiu1u2u1u11x11x1111011111'iniIqpuiuiu DISPENSING OPTICIANS Dial 2-1251 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Newport News, Virginia Instruments Accessories Lia Congratulations Thomas Piano Company 210 - 23TH STREET NEWPORT NENNf'S, VIRGINIA SELMER - BUESCHER 4- HOLTON - OLDS tl f Q over Lea Pastry op Hamptorfs NEWEST and MOST MODERN Bakery CAKES PASTRY DELIGHTS For Special Occasions :-: For Your Every Day Enjoyment South King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 3-3807 :nine :wind 0 519.0 111111111 I 0:0 0:0 v11x11111x1u11I11.14.1 n1uioioi4vj1rjoi1s1o:o:1I:o:1v11 Qu: I11 0.4 T11 11011 11111111131 914,11 'Z -1111111111 11 -1.1:111o1111111111.1:0:11:1v:11:1111111o:o 0:0 ......-.........-.1-.-...i. .31 1. I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'Z' 1111 31 11 11 21 1111111111 11111111111 21111111111i1111111111111111311:11 ri 1 3 Congrutulations. JUNE GnAl1lJA'l'LLs Cranclolis Cut Rate Drug Store 34 West Quccn Street Hampton V irginin DIAL 4981 110101 3 12 10311111111 1312113 1111111111111 11111111 11111111111i1u:11121 101111 131 2111: 111 1 1v111111i11211111i0i0:11:0:1111111131 11211: 1 1111 1 1111 1 U0ll.jll'llIfllIllli0II.S to the JUNE GRADUATES from George W. Amory, Jr. limi, 5320 HUDUINS Domi SEA-LECT SEA F OODS CLAMS - OYSTERS - SCALLOPS - SHRIMPS - CRABS - LOBSTERS 1111i111111011111 10311111111111:11i111o3111011 1113010101113 1111111112 10311:-1130103 R. F. Slaughter Lumber Company IJIITIIICI' -- Millwork and Building Materials Pl IOICBUS, VIRGINIA PHONE 4381 1101111121 11 21 1 11111111110111i11i0i1 2 111 i11i1111111011111 31 1 C M1303 1 ini 111111111 3111111111111 1 Z 15111111 111 11111211111 in 1 xniuep XII W . WY W 'll . 574' RWE A Spratley-Rogers Motor Co. Your Dealer For More Tl1an 18 Years IMPORTANT! REAL SOON you will see an important announcement -The introduction date for our new, l949 FORD Models. It won't be long now. Never, in eighteen years have we been able to present any FORD model so thrilling in design and styling as the FORD line for '49, LOOK FOR THIS ANNOUNCEMENT AND DON'T MISS THE FIRST SHOVVING . . . And Remember THE ADDRESS or YOUR FORD DEALER SINCE 1930 . . . 201 ARMISTEAD AVENUE - HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ninjojoioil WE. 2 i 5 2 1-n gn S no I -'Tl 5 an 20 V: e 5 Uystei' Planters Ea Packers Hampton -:- Virginia 211010101011 10101024 Yi0i010?01 iuioioiuinin ini' 101111011 3 1034020 9:0xi:xi::iz111rin111riniuioiniuioicmi 301:02 cxs 6 ! ! The Smiles That Make Us Happy Are I H E X g 2 The Smiles of our Satisfied Custmners 2 SIN SHOP I I MODERN I '49 5,4114 Q Q BARBER SHOP I X Q Q 3010 VVkl.S1lil'lg1'0ll Avenue I 3107 W h l NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 2 ' as ington Avenue i 2 5 SKILLED BARBERS NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA ! All Sanitary Equipment D Phone 5-1571 i It Pays To Look Well i i 10i0l0i01lVl1l1l'i it i litlillit if alibi il il ill! llllUl0iUiUif'iUiUil'ilQ' C 0 A L W o 0 D 2 To Answer that Burning Questbn . . . Q i l .X 1 222 WEST QUEEN STREET i DIAL 3-3811 F U E L O 1 L Q i 'il'a i1U3 7Q0Q1l 5, i 7,0i0:0i0,0,4fl 5,0i0iUQfYQ010D VDUQW i1Pi1Plf'ilVi' Pi 10101 -1 It wx -1 rx 'xox'-sn I1 1:11101 1: 1 I1 zur:-1:-1 1 xv: 1 C9'i0i i iU1OiO 1 11551 11150 MARBLE I l QPTOMETRIST 32 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia DIAL 4831 i W ! - -- 34 --,-f-- --u-.--1-----1-- ------I-.3 --u--'-------'--- --'--'--1--I-----,-'-'-o--.:- ! g Typewriters - - - Adding Machines Compliments of The i i - i The 5 g TYPEWRITER SHOP i DARDEN HASTINGS S T U D I 0 g Dial 4929 I. B. Miueer i i 115 East Queen Street Hampton, Virginia I Q I i HOTEL LANCLEY BUILDING Q 3011110301 1 nini 1 11112 1103111103 5:01is111Ii1rinrioiwrinioioiuioin1101011111 9:0 0 it '14 it it ,It ,ic 'C' ,Ii ,.' vz, 09 4 ,ii '14 it 1' 'i' .1 A it 00, Q it 0.0- but Z' ,ji '11 ,it ,it it ,ic ,Q 0' it ,ji ,jf ,iq .11 ,iq it P14 xi. it 1 Q' D Q--- !5 - iz !2.Q -- 25 Ea 014' . 2233: ! Qilsn li .. l 5:32 li '- 2 5:,m5-if -, Q 'gimp-132- Q5 Q-z .5 S10 'l--615 ' 'Jo is v-1 ,.',,, !:Cn I i! cw. ,.. -C Q' '. '- - 'bmgim' Vi - ,Q 1111! Q Q' .1 --,D .:.! 1 Q 9 Q lf G 0 I! --1 -,- 3 ,-A -- ,., Qmli - 'Zo' ' Q- ': V as ,Q 5 Ugqggs Q2 Q- sg ,G r i! E 52 Q! m i- 1- 1 CN Q' Q S no ! :U 4 ' 'U 9120i iz '4 - L11 ' Q -4-aN1l1'j' m Q l O S .: : GPG U' Q i - 1 '! 6253! xr-1 I- Ga-Au I-U N CO Fm - W ' :U fha . 2 4-5 '- - Q S- 22 525332222 5551 2- sms: : 5 :+ : TGCE - wa ng ggoggilui mg 1225i-Us E Q ii r11'PU:b'c,n-ul' E512 Q E2 5'! X ,lg-Umaqos' nip, a! P L-S i ': - lpifllzqzgi -- f-gi! 42' i ' '-1 9 ' Qlfl sf: m ' 1.9 A: V. .nw 1- n i:mraH: U- ffv-I QV if 'lf-ff:'s 'P' 'U CPEQ' I' 77 i:i 'O QX1 i: O,-. : I . 5 Fw: : -H !4 M Qi .-. :D ii -- ' !' l'i ,id :Q Q. ! gi Ea.- .M-ig i r- 1 .1 si w UU .1 '-1, I' Q3 fi gm - ig 5 gi Q53 '- i ! Q :ra 'E' ii W.. agsgg-5 za fi 21 ' - F: I 2' ilggi QE -HIP i QQ - Q! .E Ezpupg 92 ii5Fml 9 ii EQ-Semi 553 7-Vai. ! ug! l ! Q as 1-1: ini 1 1 ri' Z 1 3 10:11 1 11112 11201 10111 uioioiuioioi Our BEST WISIJES to the GRADUATES of HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL The itizens ationa Bank of HAMPTON, VIRGINIA MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM 111 101011 34 1014111111 in C111 11111 is 1 30111 1 1 1 14 1 11113-Q 5001014vio:oio:1::1n1o:4v:4r:o:ojo:o14v14fx-11rib-vi-rx-n1o:ojo:1r11vjo1w:o:o:e:1x1-:4:o:4:4n:1r:1:1v:1n71:1vj-vzfxoioiwzo o . S iv 4,3 Apprenhce Suluool Drawing Clan The Avlfmwrlczrz Scuooi, of the Nizwi-oRT Nigws SHIPBUILDING mul DRY Dock COMPANY offers an opportunity for quzllifieil young men to acquire a skilled eraft while obtaining ll Junior College edueation. Sellool Catalog available upon request. NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING 81 DRY DOCK COMPANY Nicwpoirr NEWS, vuuL1N1A . 1 1-1-1.141131-1-rixfsicx ni fuiinxfvi- 2- 11111-11011211-11-11:1 1 ini vioiuilvioipoir 1 11:11 rioioioi-:Choi Zoioioiui iniuiuinxiuiniuixmini:sixriuicrininciuinioi 141141:uiuiniuioinif:ini Compliments of The Lower Peninsula Theatres LANGLEY, REX, AND LEE BARCLAY and SONS J E W E L E R S DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER and JEWELRY 2912 WASHINGTON AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA K? W FASHION CENTER of a aw the PENINSULA WASHINGTON at 31ST CONGRATULATIONS to the G R A D U A T E S ofthe CLASS OF 1948 IN NEWPORT NEWS - IT,S LA VOGUE CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES fromthe BANK OF PHOEBUS Compliments of QUINN'S REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE 108 Hampton Avenue PHONE 4500 Hampton, Virginia 4inrinininiuqonuiuiuin 1 I1 I: :mini 111:34 in 1 I101113014114.14-11.1114 zriixicrixriri110111101111 1 31 1 2 1 I ini: 1 in 101014rioizrioioioinioc nnrinni:Ii:Iininisxiuiuizxiuix in if 1 vi aux: zuzoxninioioxa gui: 2 uiuim in 2 O1 fi I1 Ii 1 iuicxiniuiuzoicfini:IqbniugnIiuioioiuiuiozoi ri I1 I1 xi Ii oiuiuinininfini:uinqbxrinxininiuinixmioiui in 1 2 1 riui inimxiuiuiuqbuiuiiximian: I1 I1 I1 14:3 in 11121111 3 ROANE AND LANKFORD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES -- SALES and SERVICE 19 West Queen Street DIAL 7568 Hampton, Virginia 10111iu1413I1iI1iI11111411I 1411411412111 9014110201111 11 1 1ia1iI11I11I11I11I11n114 Compliments of TIGNOR and MOORE 21 WEST QUEEN STREET IIAMPTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 4339 s14sioZu1nin1i412412o1Iu1111n11I11uiI-inc 11 1uZI1ZI1iI in in 1 1411u14.ZuiI1iI1iI11 Compliments of Leggetts Departlnent Store 25-29 WEST QUEEN STREET 3209 WASHINGTON AVENUE IIANIPTUN, VIRGINIA NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA THE TIDEWATER HOME 8: SAVINGS ASS'N, Inc. SAVINGS LOANS HARRY F. MARROW, Secretary-Treasurer 91 East Queen Street 1 1:11 11:1iI11I1iI1in1niu1a1111111111141qnf11I1gI11u1I11I11.11 11-1111111213 1311112 Congratulations to the JUNE GRADUATES from TheMAYFLOWER 33 MELLEN STREET PIIOEIIUS, VIRGINIA in110111ZniuioiI11I1iI11nZI1I1n11u1I1C1111ZI1Z 11 24114114.1411I11a1in1dbI1lab41iI. 11II1o1n1u1I11+1311c 9411411111o1u1u1u:-11-niuiniuivi 11 1 I11, 11111111 1 13u1u1:411I11n141101I11-411111I11411u11u11n1iuiI13 in 1111: 2:11 1 1: 1 1 111 3:11 11 1iI1i11I1i1i111AqaD 11311. 111.11111 1115. in 1-11 1 1112 EVERYTHING IN FLOYVERS 04 14 4 ' 1003 Kecoughtan Road 49 West Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial N. N. 2-1620 Dial 7351 Night H. 3-3160 Night H. 3-3160 We Deliver MCLEA ' F RIGIDAIRE - APPLIANCES - PLUMBING - OIL HEATING WASHING MACHINES - RADIO PHONQGIIAPIIS 15 S. KING STREET DIAL 4781 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Q 0.0 11,jojoj1n1o14r11r:cnjcrj4njo1o1nn11ri4v11vio:-rinv:1w:4xj4 10:1 .zo 0:0 zo1n1o:o:o:-n1o1-v11n1o1fr:4v14r:4n1o1-n:c111w1cv:4111 Qn1oio2oio10i :is 1020: 11010102 5:1101 p 30:01 11 ui ui 1 1 :oz 1:1131 in 1 Compliments of ati: Brothers, Inc. THE STORE FOR MEN . - , 'IZ - I , 1 . Ag. X: WE? g' I .-WA' NW F0049 e F I 'g 6246331 swf Nr? f eiikee 1 . XQSMX AW! gf, , ntwei and 141. ga .' sp W.. N. . Q . HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Radios - Appliances - Records - Gas Ranges SEALEY ef soNs, Inc. 5 East Queen Street 3311 Washington Avenue IIAMPTON, VIRGINIA NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Phone 8122 Phone 3-1095 iuinifiuioiqioiui :ri 21411 1 1 1111131 1 311111 11 1:21 Quin: For The Modern Up-Keep Service For Your Car TRY SHELLUBRICATIUN FORBES' Gannaway 81 Diggs SUPER SERVICE SERVICE CENTER Nwloflgtve iii. Corner North King and Mallory Streets Queen Street Dial 4891 Hampton, Virginia Dial 6949 Hampton, Virginia I-lunt Oil Company ARMSTRONG POINT MARINE SERVICE Agents Shell Products Fuel Oils for Burners DIAL 6291 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA o :inir14r1o14niojo:o:o1014ri1I:o1oio1ur:o:4n:oj4v14n:4nj4njni-n:o:- .g.---'-I-1-- oooc- -aQaQo-Q I- - Q I I I 5 ! I I ! I I ! I I ! 1 ! ! ! ! I I I I I I ! I I I I I I i si ri4ri4Iioioi4I14r1oZ4 ioioioicrioioioi xi 11:1 3 1411010101 1011 1 T101 HAMP'FON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS and THEIR FAMILIES Are Invited to Bring Their FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Here Financing the CommImity's Progress for F orty-Eve Years The erchants National Bank HAMPTON, VIRGINIA The Well-Managed Bank is the Sheet Anchor of the Community Member: THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ,g 0:0 uioczoir-is I1 r:o14I14Iio:o:4n:4I:o1o1a 0' WILLIAM H. GUY REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 18 South King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 4261 21111111 1 3111111110101 1 1 11111111 3111 111 111131111111 1111113111111 111113111111 1 1 1 3 . 1- 3111111111111+11113n341111111111111101 11 R O U N T R E E FURNITURE CO. - HHampton's Progressive Home F urnishersw 31111111111 io1oio2oi11i11i1 101111411113 Congratulations to the JUNE GRADUATES from Broa way Department tore NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA REMEMBER PEARL HARDWARE 111 11311 1 1 11111111 1 1 1 1 1 iui11i11i11i11i11i1 1111 1 1 11: 11 1 1 1 11111 3 111111i11i11i11111i1 11111 5:4 311111 3 1111 11 1102111 11111 13011 1011020 C O O P E R ' S DRY Goons and SHOE HoUSE PHOEBUS VIRGINIA ini it 1021 Z1 31111 1 in 21111131 3111111 11111101010111141111111i11211111111111io24 1 1113- 1113 -1 111121 ! Q 1 o'o o 0 one ! ! ! ! 1 l Q E 1 I E Q ! Q ! 1 I Q ! I 0:0 v 1140.0 pimp ,:, n1w:o1o1ogIn1o1o:evjoi4 Q 0,0 .1 nz-1101411 vc: .1-11 -1 -1 -iwzojuxojojnzni-11 -1 +1- viojoz viozoiniojwzo o use if Compliments of E . L . C L A R K E PIIOEBUS, VIRGINIA 10:0 6, 1113111 1 1 112:11 1 1 1 1110 Compliments of I. A. SAUNDERS PIIOEBUS, VIRGINIA 10111: 1111011n1ugo1:I3n1u1o1u2 :ini q-.vp-1301: going: 1 I1 xi I1 ,gn 11 in 1 I1 1 Bank of Hampton Roads 3214 Washington Avenue Keeoughtan Road at NliN'VPOR'I' NEWS, VIRGINIA Wythe Center Phone 5-1244 Phone 6377 You Are Never A Stranger After Your First Visit ozvxncnf-1. 11.11:11-110:'qu-1u1o11I1n1u1v -iniuzniniu rioiuiuiuiuinnioin1111011010 HOWARD 8: ROBERTS IQLI-ZCTIIII: sIIoI1 33 W. Queen St. Ilznnpton, Va. Dial 3-3941 111 1.I1--4.011110101010101111111110 o'o DQ IQ IQ li 'Q ll IQ IQUQIQIIQI Q 2 lflill O OSER BROS. MIIUIHU of Reliable F00tWC1ll'u llr'mlrf1mr'If'I'.v for Srllool Sluwx 9 East Queen St. Hampton Vu. 3213 Washington Ave. Newport News :ni -1 211-11111 1 ui 211111 21111 o'--301 sz: Q Quin Q -ll ceo 1 01010 1 01 9:4110 sian: 2111 102011111 101011020 ! U U ! Q l Congratulations U U to the U U U U JUNE GRADUATES U U U ! from the Q U U U ! Langley Cala Co. ii U U PHONE 3-3377 ll U i U 111 1 1 3 1 2 111s10101010:0i10:0 for a in-ini :ui 1 1 :xi 3 1 ici 2 11115010 5:01 1 11 1:31031 121311 1011211 L. D. Amory81Co INC. Q WHOLESALE Seafood Distributors HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 3-3381 Or 3-3882 it--101 111 1111 1 in 3 1110101 111 1 101 3 2 1 1:1 1 ini 111 With Coon WISHES from auory Dairy LAUREN A. Yonai: fflwncrj 2010111 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 3 1:1 2 11 301 1 1:1 1 1 311112 1 14101 1 viniui 11-111' 1111311111 11 inject: nie I I ! I U ! I W. L. BROOKS Compliments of I HAMPTON MARINE I SPIGEL'S COLLEGE I U Q RAILWAY U SHOP g General Repairing to Dial 2-6982 I , L ' .. 0 VESSELS i ll E M L C ASSFS F 3115 VVaShington Ave., Newport News Q Office and Plant: H I 525 BRIDGE STREET The only Dial 6241 2 S EXCLUSIVE BUYS' and S'l'UDENTS9 I U ! I , . v , I I S l MAC.lllNh bum 51101, on the g lflrwtp-ic and Acetylelw Welding PENINSULA I I I I I I I I .i. Tl' I IPD! QUQ IQ lil 1 IQ IQ IQ ll il illil ll 13' Ii '7 ' 7 I I I I I I I I I Clslelof I Values I I I SALES.. PONTIAC ...SERVICE I I g 23 NORTH KING STREET I I 2 mln the Heart of Hamptonv I I ozoszuxnxn 1 ix: 101:-in 1111 11111 111:21 1 -ini 110101 mix in 3 1 1101 via ini in-C ,:, in 1 1121111111 ni 11131111 1:11 31020 0 9.0 o 0.0 ll 0:4 'D use ' vxu-U1 i Z 0:01:03 ni ni CONGRATULATIONS JUNE GRADUATES OUTFITTERS TO THE YOUTH OF THE PENINSULA FOR OVER 55 YEARS f '1 1 'I at-bv ff 34s2i?sQ'E'I52 f f f2Z?.yi'au.5A4P5'i igifhggrgg NEVVPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 3:1 1:1 1 xioiuiuiuiuin 2 2 C 1111111313111 1 1 11:1 1:1 10101011'11vjoiojoiuiuioic11'1411wifvjn14n.v1ev:u:n1xr1ojo1cn:-v1fn:1ri-v:1vj4n1erj-w14n1o1 s:1vi1v11v14n14r14n:ev1evj1n1ani4 mis 5:11014 1112111111 in 1 1 1 1 1110111101 . ,-.,..,.. .,.,Y Keep your INSURANCE up to date with ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ASSOCIATIGN Q A. G. Cmmmms NEALUN-TuNN1s Co. FRANK CUMMING QUINN and QUINN MORGAN-MARRUW Co. TAYLOR and TAYLUR L. M. v0N SCHILLING, JR. WELCH Bno'1'u1ms vim 0:0 ninja:nicv1z:qv11v11ni4n1o1en1o:1n1o1cxjcnju1o1:s1:o:ojn14si1 rjcxjojojojeniirifrjoioicniuirnjanitwjoiepienic 5. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I II ll I ! ll I U I I I II I I I .g.,.........,.... 31101 ri rin 1 in 1 2 3021 2 1124 1011 Compliments of K A I S E R F R A S E R WYTHE MOTORS, Inc. 2208 Kecoughtan Road HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ini wi ni ni vi vi ni xi vin: 1 'L 111,34 ivriwi 1 ri: 1 ri 111 3 1 in 3 i 1021 MONROE'S SHOP 123-25 East Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 7332 201111131 3 1 ri ri ni rif in 1 ui 1 rin: inioiuluiuini 1 lininioioiuiclirrir Joe M. Sinclair Graham L. Agnew SINCLAIR HARDWARE Hardware, Paints Building Hardware Farm Supplies Dial 4511 44 W. Queen St. Hampton, Virginia 20141101 rioimxioiuiuininir 1 ni 2021 'Q nzozoz W . E . J A C K PLUMBING and HEATING Prompt Repair Service 103 North Mallory Street PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA Dial 5920 31201114 if 3 iuioiniuioioioi 3:1301 ,zviniriri 1 2:1202 2 3 301011201011 WILLIAMS, COILE 8: BLANCHARD ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS 408 Melson Building NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 9.012111 1 ui ini ri 1-1 if in 1 1 viii:-1 -xfuxocv Quai vin: 'zoom 0:01 ri 3:11101 BROWNIE'S Hamburger Shop HAMBURGERS - HOT DOGS BARBECUES - GRILL CHEESE CHEESEBURGERS ICE CREAM - SOFT DRINKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 3762 Kecoughtan Road Dial 8762 HAMPTON VIRGINIA 'air 1:12:11 3021111213 1 xioioioioiq 11010203 11:11 ini 101 :ini -:oi o ,:, '11 ' vii 020 0 of .14 3:4 11010101010-1.-1u11n:ojun1O:o1.vZ o .sg in vioioinrioioinsioi vioioioioivvi 1111031101 101 11101 1 14 in ini, Compliments of D. J. ZEPHIR Esso Products and Service Corner Victoria and Armisteacl Avenue 1 vi nxoi vi 1:01 uioioi ni vi fini rio: Compliments of GARDNER'S LUNCH L. M. NEWCOMB 8: CO. 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I Prescription Specialists i Soclas - Banana Splits - Magazines Q 107 Armisteacl Ave. Dial 4051 I IAMPTON VIRGINIA ' s EPES STATIONERY I STORE I PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES I HALLRTARK CARDS I 8 SOUTH KING STREET I Dial 4340 I HAMPTON VIRGINIA I I vioin 14 2 if :oi 1 nil ini lioioi :ini O 0.0 1 101141 11111 1 1 1o14r1o1o1oq1r1o1m1:1r1 141 111 1111111 I in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1u1u1u1o11r1n1n1-1 1 1n1n1-T1 SUTTLE SERVICE CENTER NEWPORT NEWS DIAL 3-1126 Visit Our BUDGET DEPARTMENT lc: CREAM f Virginia's Accepted Ice Cream Wift Company HAMPTON, VIRGINIA NORFOLK, VIRGINIA PHONE HAMPTON 5881 - 6187 King and Randolph Streets Best Wishes from THE HOBBY CENTER ' OB an I ARVIN ERNER I , B d M L , li Class of ,42 'le Photo, Hobby and Handicraft Materials 3704 VVashington Avenue, Newport News 1 111 1 11011101111111T14111n1u1u1u1n1n1n1010101111 1 1 Q-1:-1 1 1 111 1: 1 1 10101u1n1o1sr1n1o1o1n1 1 1 101n1u1u1u1u1u1n1n1u1 1 .11 1: inxniuinil11-mzvxzngnguil1 vip 1 ug: 1101 ri vini-rg-ni-vinci ng as 1 11 SPEE-DEE ESSO SERVICENTER GREASING - ACCESSORIES IJIA1. 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Exclusive LINCOLN - Mrzmzum' Dealers 1615 KECOUCIITAN ROAD HAMPTON, VIRGINIA -1-vi -1-xi--1-ni-ui--1--1--1--34-io:--1--1 -2 -1 -q 1--1-il -1 -2-:i-n1--1--i--i--3- 1-,-Q--sph 5- 1- 3 1- 1-1-1o:o1o:-n3o1--i--1--3--1--gp.-gp 9--1--1--3--1.-3511.-1.-3--3--1--1--2 an- 1- 3 STUDENTS and YOUNG MENS CLOTHING flluke This Mom-gm S'ro1u-1 Your II:-:A11QuA1:'1'1-:ns Where You Can ALWAYS Find the Host! I'-I ,Ax INA FDTZ IXI The IJPIIIIISIIIHAS FINEST STORE for Men an-I Boys MAPP MAYNARD IIAPTON MARINE SUPPLIES Supplies for Anything that Floats Office and Plant 525 Bridge Street DIAI, Ii24I HAMPTON, VIRGINIA -1--3--1--1--1--1--1--3 -1 -1--1--:ui--1--1--in:og-1--10:--1--1--1--1--3--2--1---:--:-.g--1- 1- 501-1--3--1--1-u1-+1--:-n3-1- 1- 1 10101--1--11-1--:ni--2-1--1-n1--3u1--3--1--3--1--1--1 Compliments of R. 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ROBINS 3 CENTER DEAPOOD CENTER Q '6Everything in Seafood Q 3851 KECOUCHTAN ROAD DIAL HAMPTON 6370 I ' I I I Q Ianna N l Womcn'.s llislimrtilvzf Apparel E 3303 WAsluNc:'rc1N AVENUI-1 'l'vIrfpl1z111c 7-1661 Newvom' News, VIIIGINIA 0:o11uif1iu1u11114 1 11 up--1113 11.11 11 111114110111 1:11411 11: 3121111114 1ni111n:o:n1n1 it inc 0:0 1 111111114 10:1 0:4 0:4 0:0 I 11114 111111 1141311112111 11 13: 111112111 1 pu 31 211111111111 11.11 1:11:11 1111 3 11-12: 14 l I I M. F. OUINN Suez-essor to NICINIENAMIN COMPANY CRAB MEAT :-: FISH :-: CLAMS :-: OYSTERS HAMPTON Established 1878 DIAL 3-3691 VIRGINIA 0:01111-12 114 141211111111 34 1 14111-1 1 an .um no-mtnsunm 1 22111:-31111 1 14114114 1 o 0.0 0:0901 13 11: 2 11113 11 1103- 1111111113 11111-1: 119.11 12 11:11:11 1301111030202 11 if 1 1:11011 1 rind 114111111114 111114141111 11010 20 ozo 11010 :O 0:0114 B HAMPTON JEWELRY COMPANY Q g DIAMONDS WATCHES Q EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING I ' A EST UEEN QTRI-LI-LT AMPTON, IRGINIA ll W I S H V l l o,15,lQOQli0QlDQOQiQllQOQOQl'4lQ4lD1lQ1YQiPQ 41UQ4l-UQllQ0QliQ4lQIQIQ Q4lQl Q Q Q0 LANE'S STUDIO l SPECIALIZING IN CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY Q Phone INDIAN RIVER 7044 Q 105 Powhatan Parkway Hampton, Virginia Compliments of 1 LI V E L Y ' S We Tr Our Best To Serve The Best I - - y Q Wyftlle Shoppxng Center :-: Phone 2-6601 Q 0.01 11121120111111111i41io:n:11:I1101o11 1 11511111111141341311111:a11m1:c11113s11113111111 111: 0 9.9111 E. T. Lawson 81 Son RICHFIELD OIL DISTRIBUTORS HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 6181 NORTH ROP'S SPECIALISTS IN SPORTING AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT For More Than Twenty-five Years NORTHROP SPORT SHOP 450 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA vi 311 111301131 1 Ii 3 in 1 1 Ii I3 Iqbniui Iiuiuiuioiui in in 3 1 :ini 3 SERVES THE SOUTH 22 BRANCHES I , . . lvl oc son, iss. yAI w Q I Ik V . gh . o . arfon . . ashin Con, . . BHS O CW OI' C ir NDIJIND CUMPHNY I t Ig 'I t I X t I t t 1 I A I'ngton, Va. Macon, Ga. 'N A I , Ga. Monfgomer , . Ag G Nnhvill 'r . B I1 AI Ne N V Ch g T Nor CI b SC RI NC n h ,NC Rh av G Hgerso n, Md. Rank V ff' J k M Sp b gsc N P 'N Jn c 1' w 9 oc V9 W SI NC nson ny, Ly I1burg,Va. inston-oem, . . WHCLESALE PLUMBING 0 HEATING 0 REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 2600 VIRGINIA AVE. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 9:0 9111-11411111011 I I u 11010201111 1 11inin1011119I1-riniuiniuxuiuin 1010103014 301011 'I WASHING LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES I I I I ll U ll U I I H I U U U 0101111111--1-wg: Wythe ESSO Servicenter - Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virgina Dial Newport News 2-9641 o fee ui J: wi min: 1101111111 oxoyzn :ni 1 1 2 31:21 11112 10111111 HAMPTON HIGH SCHO0L,S 1948 CLASS RINGS and COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Supplied by . . 611111 61' CC. fx'9J1fC.f'mQ?Y 717 EAST GRACE STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA r1n1bu:u1 34111111 3 1 1 11 13121111111 During the Coming Years Keep Posted -on LOCAL. STATE. NATIONAL and WORLD EVENTS lfy Reading . . . 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Fisher 1 TYSINGER MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth :-: iDoclge Trucks SALES :--: SERVICES 59 BRIDGE STREET Dial 3301 HANIPTON, VIRGINIA QUINN'S GROCERIES ! i , l i Complzments of CROCERIES - MEATS and i QEAST HAMPTON FROZEN FOODS I l E S O D A S H O P 200 Hampton Avenue Dial 3-3309 I I 1 1 111311 1:1 21111 1111111112 1111 11 31 112 111 111111 2 1 111111 uinioieviniuioioioqnninxu 1111011020 Q 0.0 I i TAYLOR'S BOOK STORE 5 9 S YORK TIRE COMPANY Q SCHOOL SUPPLIES g g Goodyear Tires Q PHONE 3-3741 Q Q Conoco Gasolme - Q Q Q Motor O11 - Fuel O11 l PIIOEBUS VIRGINIA I 142 E. Queen St. Dial 3-3261 2 2 3 Q MONROE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. I Shi 1 rinff, Transferrinv and General Haulinff l l 1 U ra n I DIAL 3-3911 I HAMPTON, VIRGINIA I I Office North Side Poplar Avenue Opposite C. 61 O. Depot 2 STORAGE VVAREHOUSE ON C. 81 O. 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MUGLER SONS Griffon and Curlee Clothes KNOX HATS - RUGBY SWEATERS Arrow and Van Huesen Shirts INTERWOVEN HOSE Jarman and Red Goose Shoes 26 Mellen St. Hampton 6261 PIANO Lessons Given During School Hours DIAL 5328 266 Victoria Ave. Hampton, Va. BECK'S BREAD N EWVPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 11:11 if if11airnioiuiuiuioiunioin11131101111u1oio1o1oio1o1o1o-u 1 1 1 1 1 ini 1- 1- v1u1-sq 'U' 1'E''U'ii'i?E O'E 'ET5'i5'E'E'1V1 Tff:'iZ E'T M M1-:ATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS BAKERY and DAIRY PRODUCTS Buckroe Avenue and Third Street 1 ni ri xi ni zolozoioiozolo:4u1-4:1-fx -Ugg-9014110101ozozozozuioin- - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1u 1111- -0:0-o-0-:mio-o-u-n-u-n-o-fi- no-o-1? 1- r- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 111:1olnzuzuioimzioioi 1 1 io: PHOEBUS MOTOR COMPANY Plymouth DeSoto Sales and Service CARS WASHED - CREASED and POLISHED - AUTO ACCESSORIES Dial 6016 - 201 Mellen Street inc: 11411011-1111411411014yzoioix-14.14. ,-.11-Q Ia-ri.rg-11111-wining-nga'icuiin1o1o1o1o1u1u1 ' if in 1 2 2111111110111 1131101 oi 111 3:11311 ni vi 1 11111111301 1-,iv:ifnioioinininrio1u1o1u1u3n3 111020 af :Q Q! Ll -I 'l r' . - ul 'i A jf x '11 to : '- ., 4 ' '-' .- S !! O E Q! 5531? w !! 2 H2255-ls -UE. 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PHILLIPS 8: SON Manufacturers of Phillip's Preferred Potato Chips HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 0:01:11 1 Opin 5:0 ri if Lugz 9:0 9201: 101030ioioinznicnioioiuzuiui-u:zoz NORTH KING STREET MOTOR SERVICE 418 N. King Street Day Phone Night Phone 6395 6206 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AUTO GLASS 3, 111 11xxsxuxnxoxnzuxuxm11610101--10: BLECHMAN'S YOUTH CENTER BOYS', QIRLS' and INFANTS' WEAR 8202 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES SOUVENIRS Soda Fountain Lunches NEWS DEPOT At Main Wharf Old Point, Virginia 1 ngoioimuioiuiuioit 1 wi 1101 -1:11 111 1 11211 1:1142 21 manning: 3 Z 1 11111111 :mini 111111111 21:12 1 1 ini 111 1:14 .1011 I1 '11 v1u:4n14s1-v:4niaI:o1o11s:f-io11v1oje:j4I1av14 iznimozo hzovioiuia-in if 24 io: ri Ii 2 101:11 in :vin 0:0 oznx I1 I1-,xoxox-1:01014 :fini Q-1113 I1-vin iuinioxng-I1 111111 iniui nip: 14 3- il 1 11:1 101 in in in iniuiuininza CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1948 Central Motor Company Wflre Home of the Peninsulcfs Finest Used Cars iLl 11lAL HAwIP'I'oN 8311 Congratulations to JUNE GRADUATES from KANTERS DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Fine Valuesi' DIAL 3-3841 8 West Queen Street Hampton, Va. WYTHE PHARMACY Drive-in-Drug Alan R. Day PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 2219 Kecoughtan Road HAMPTON, VIRGINIA lnclian River - Dial 5171 vtanioinioiuioioi rioiuinininin ini: -UQ!! Q Q in Q In W -K af uf Q1 ozowx NEWPORT News, VIRGINIA 'z' Ii GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRS AT REASONABLE COST In One of the Peninsula's Finest Equipped Radio Shops Since 1922 BHJJKIMBALL DIAL HAMPTON 4746 126 N. 4th Street Buckroe Beach .ini I: 1 viruzoingoioioioi 131101014 Compliments of PARKERSS SERVICE STATION STAPLE GROCERIES Buckroe Beach, Virginia sin? Iain:-:inin1n,I:1n1n1ozo1::1919301 vioiuzoiozoixxz in iuioiuioioxoi 021 2 111 111 I1 14 111301 nic 10201 WWE ADVERTISE OUR PRICESM WOOD MOTOR COMPANY 1925 KECOUGHTAN ROAD HAMPTON, VIRGINIA PHONE 2-8724 in 1 2 minimis: 1 411010111 1niolnlniuqpuzmio20111301nininiuininir in 11 1 PARAIVIOUNT CLEANERS The Very Best in Dry Cleaning 63 BRIDGE STREET Dial 4354 IIAMPTON, VIRGINIA 14 103 110301 in 1 11111xiuiniuiuinapoinimxiuinininif 1 1 11 in :ni 1, 1 Compliments of PENN LUGGAGE FINE LUGGAGE, LEATHER GOODS and GIFTS NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA gui ,Q 1,1,,Q,3,,14,1.,g,,g.,g.,g,,g1,g0-:irnicn1o1u2n1o1un1u1ni1:oi 1: 114 1 1 BARR BROS. JEWELERS 3005 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 1-1 10: 1-11-,um11-11-upnznzoapl-Quan-Iwbudbfubviutvtw11011-1 tl-:mn 111:11 1. WOOD MOTOR CO. 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