Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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S. . . . here's +o ihe years lhal' passed foo quickly . . . here's 'ro fhe memories of 'rhose years which will slay wi'rh us always . . . here's +0 ihe spiri+ of school life found in our Alma Maier and capfured in 'rhese pages as a reminder of +he mosf wonderful year of all. our senior year. l952. REVEALING INFINITE PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING in all our prob- lems . . . possessing a sincere inferesf in everyihing we underfalce . . . sharing our joys in each compleied 'rask . . . 'rhese are +he qualifies which have endeared you To Hampfon High School. We. fhe class of I952. consider if a special privilege 'ro dedicafe our KRABBA 'ro you, Plah' Ash- ley Pearsall. MR. PLATT A. PEARSALL S AS Ngx X X X X X -X : X A ig xff 1 N' x'1 Z 7 - i X :ix .. X HEREA if TGA 'XS X Eli X GN H1 xxBIQE -QE? MRS. HAROLD L. RUGGLES . . our dean of girls. EDWARD C. GRIMMER 'lanl principal. Quife H. WILSON THORPE . . . our principal. labovel MRS. 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C7 Q7 MRS. HUTTON . . . choir insirucior . . . Mrs. Van Buren . . . band direcfor . . . Isfandingl Miss Clynes . . . arf insfrucfor . . . . . . home economics teacher. FACULTY MARCHING BAND their rare public appearances. C27 5 and Mrs. Honeycuii . . . during one of 9 X X E i XM '1 Sit? QT v N I X f ii j K X N H V510 X X Q ' . ' ' ...g'!.- f ,,ff'?'1 f:. .,, , ,'. 1- . PRESIDENT . . . I-lerberf Hobbs. VICE PRESIDENT . . . Johnny Becouvaraclcis. SECRETARY . . . Mary Ellen Fekas. TREASURER . . . Jane Johnson. Swim Glen Uffiam MOTTO . . . Compleius Tamen lncipiens. FLOWER . . . Red Rose. COLORS . . . Red and While. INVITATION COMMITTEE . . . Frances Albers, chairman . . . Pa? Irwin, Barbara Rogers, Connie Sanders. Gerry Luck. Jean Oullen, and Lola Jones DECORATIONS COMMITTEE . . . Rila Engleburi, chairman . . . Bob Lesfer. Bob Smilh, Carlefon Jones. Gail Pafriclc, Palsy Diggs, Sylvia Smifh, Ellen Speegle, and Tommy Thomp- son. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE . . . Sidney Spencer, chair- man . . . Claire Pinlcerlon, Carolyn Bovey, Billy Briffon, Kay Seyfferl, Bob Clark, Belly Marple, Pa? Calloway, Dick Co- lonna, and I-lop Graham. ROW 2: PEGGY ANNE BALDWIN . . . Peq likes Louis Armslronq records, B8iM doqs and limeades . . . we love lhose parfies . . . imporled from Canada . . . our KRABBA Edifor-in-Chief. BARBARA DALE BALL . . . quile a cuf-up . . . seen always wiflm Richard . . . dislikes rainy weaiher . . . loves Iusl' having fun. BARBARA LUCILLE BARNETT . . . 'falls- afive Barb . . . likes dafinq. popular music, and friendly people . . . lu- Ture in lhe shipyards. BEVERLY KAY BARTLETT . . . Tools . . . easy +o please . . . loves collecfinq records . . . spends leisure lime wrii- ing leflers . . . fo whom? . eg, .33 if 'Une It QP 952 ROW I: ROW 2: FREDERICK LAFON BOARD . . . Fred- CAROLYN ELIZABETH BOVEY . . . die . . . lends his car and services Bobo . . . our liifle qal with The oflen lo the cheerleaders . . . likes nimble finqers . . . what will we do lo sleep . , . good ole quv. wilhoul her? . . success assured. PATRICIA ANN BOC-PGS . . . Palsy . . . JAMES HARWELL BOWEN . . . Jimbo quiei, somelimes . . .very allraclive , , , whiz on lhe courls . . . prime in- clolhes . . . can'f wail +o finish Span- leresf is lnalurallyl Ioaskelball . . . ish . . . a wonderful friend. greal boy . . . liked by everyone. DONALD LEE BOLE5 - - - Pif1lsv - - - ARINTHIA ANN BRADSHAW . . . slu- lilres qirls and qood fhinqs +0 eel dious Ann . . . has beauriful black . . . can'l be bolhered Wilh lwrne- hair . . . sweel personality . . . likes WOVIK - . - IWOFICIS OUI of IIIB Mav- music and boys . . . will make a line flower . . . lols of lun. secretary, JACK CARSON BOONE . . . Punk AUDREY MARIE BRENNAN . . . Aud . . . can'i decide whelher lo walk , I , Qui-.0f.dL-,OI-5 qirl . l . loves ani. on his hands or leer . . . qood na- mals . . . has a qood word for all lured . . . slar on The football field. . . . will make a grand nurse. ROW 3: WILLIAM CHAPMAN BRITTON . . . Billv . . . spends mosl of his lime readinq . . . qood sludenl . . . en- iovs qood novels . . . sure lo suc- ceed. HERMAN WALLACE BROWN, JR. . . Bunny . . . deoendable . . . never gels angry . . . likes lypinq and vo- cal. ..lriend ol all. RUTH ANNE BRUCE . . . Brucie . . . lonq naiural curls . . . olien heard io exclaim, Caesars qhosll . . .plans lo become a nurse. SHIRLEY LOUISE BURKE. . . lofs of lun . . . well liked . . . never seems lo have enouqh lime lo eal lunch . . . W.8iM. ahead. N Y D2 1 I 494 pw xxx x Rf .fail '41 ROW I: CLYDE WALTER BURLESO T x N . . . e . . . loves Texas . . . defies anyone lo say if isn'i fhe besl place in The world , . . quile a magician . . . wanis lo go +o Wes? Poinf. ROBERT GREER BURRISS, JR .... pri- mary inieresl: cars . . . likes girls, physics. A Cappella Choir . . . hates Spanish, nagging leachers . . . fu- lure includes VPI. ROSE ALLEN BURRUS . . . Rosie . . . PAT likes hamburgs and chocolaie shakes . . . collecls pholographs . . . can'l' sland snobbish people . . . plans for a iob as a secreiary. RICIA JACQUELINE CALLOWAY . . . vivacious Par . . . real Soufhern Belle . . . loves fried chicken, Soufh- ern style ihaf is . . . shines on any dance floor . . . a fulure Florence Nighfingale. ROW 2: DORIS MARIE CARLI . . . likes Phoebus . . . can'l' decide befween Jeff Chandler and Norman . . . usually io be found ai The Lee Thealer or ihe Chamberlain . . . lhinks school hours are 'loo long. MARIE BERNADETTE CARINE . . . quiel sweef wav aboul her . . . good de- pendable worker . . . likes holidays, boys, ealing . . .will enler Riverside School of Nursing. ELVIN RAY CARPENTER . . . an experl' ai arl' work . . . found sleepinq when noi' af work on his sign painfing . . . likes sporls . . . headed for N.A.C.A. Apprenlice School. JOHN RANDOLPH CARR, JR .... Bubba . . . enioys sporfs, people. ea?- inq . . . capable presidenl' of 'rhe S.C.A .... dislikes malh in any shape or form . . . he'Il be missed by many. x ir I952 ROW 3: ANN MARLENE CARTER . . . likes dancing, classical music, sleaks, and Mario Lanza . . . dislikes hill billy music . . . aspires io be a wriier. KATIE JEAN CARTER . . .Jean . . . full o' pep . . . always smilin' . . . gig- qlinq all fhe Time . . . happy liiile cheerleader . . . wails only for John. ROBERT GORDON CLARK . . . Bob . . . sei in his ways . . . usually seen wilh Ellen . . . quiei, al limes . . . will follow Clark lradifion and enier Wil- liam and Mary in 'the fall. EVELYN KAY CLEMENS . . . proof 'rhai good Things do come in small pack- ages . . . quief, buf not bashful . . . likes I-l.H.S .... plans lc enler Civil Service work. ROW I: DORIS FRANCES CLONTZ . . . Clancy . . . a real commercial sTudenT . . . likes Typing, shorThand . . . dislikes homework . . . will enTer business world aTTer graduafion. RICHARD ALONZA COLONNA . . usually Tound eaTing or sleeping . . . haTes qeTTing up in The morning . . . has a good Time wherever he goes. WILLIAM H. COLONNA, JR .... an all-round good Tellow . . . has quiTe a dislike Tor conceiTed people and homework . . . will be I'IampTon's loss, VPl's gain. WILBUR THOMAS COVINGTON . . . shuTTer-buq . . . Red . . . big bruising Tackle . . . hopes To go To college if his Uncle Sam doesn'T geT him firsT. ROW 2: ROW 3: ROY FRANKLYN COWLEY - - - SPGFIK JOHN LOUIS DAVIS II . . . Jack . . . 'plug of The baskefball Team . . . a qood aT chasing Tires . . . primary wonderful Triend . . . a good boy To inTeresTs include cars and pro bas- have around . . . easy goinq . . . keTbalI games . . . allergic To work puTs his whole hearT in his ball ...liked by all. game. JACQUELINE RAY CURLEE . . . Jackie SHIRLEY VIRGINIA DAVIS . . . noTed . . ..naTural charm ThaT's hard To Tor her dimples . . . likes To be wiTh beaT . . . such beauTiTul blond curls Freddie . . . enjoys good movies . . . iusT Talks and Talks . . . music . . . dislikes sTubbornness . . . inTo maior aT Longwood. The beauTy business. MARTIN WILLIAM DAMSKY . . . TAMARA FAY DECKER . . . Tam . . MarTy . . .The boy wiTh The brains mqinsTay in A Cappella Choir so- . . . haTes homework . . . enioys Tele- prgno sedion , , , Tun To know , , , vision . . . a camera fiend . . . wanTs will be I-IampTon's conTribuTion To To become a pharmacisT. Shenandoah Music ConservaTory. ELIZABETH ANNE DAVIS . . . BeTTy . . . NANCY PATRICE DIGGS . . . PaTsy preTTy and cloThes conscious . . . . . . waTch Those eyes . . . friendly likes sleep and good Times . . . one liTTle cheerleader . . . drives her of our cheerleaders . . . her hearT's Lavender Terror . . . dislikes home- aT Tech . . . a grand gal To know. work and Typhoons . . . plans on Duke. in A-r 'eve 952 ROW I: FRANK ALWIN EDGAR . . . Feel . . . biq bundle of bubbling personalily . . . has irresislible charm, even for Teachers . . . a nalural wif . . . a swell guy. FREDERICK GARLAND EDWARDS Freddie . . . Iilfle fellow with a big qrin . . . likes baseball, aeronaulics, and a few girls . . . plans lo study engineering. WALTER EDWARD EGGLESTON . Eddie . . . likes sporls and 'relevision . . . . enioys sleeping . . . a good friend . . . plans lo allend N.A.C.A. Apprenlice School. RITA ANN ENGLEBURT . . . small buf aclive . . . likes sfrawberry shorlcake. dancinq and Bob . . .efficiency plus . . . snappy Iillle cheerleader . . . lufure includes college. H111-pf F 9, wg! esq,:-'ex 'N ROW 2: SHERWOOD LEE EVANS . . . Sonny . . . likes The oul-of-doors . . . shy Type . . . always our hunling . . . mighly nice guy lo know . . . plans fo go lo college. DONALD GLENN EVERETT . . . Der peeve: conceiled people . . . likes sleep and plenly of il . . . plans lo fravel far and wide in Uncle Sam's Navy. MARY ELLEN FEKAS . . . Bullerball . . . a nafural for mosl' popular . . . peppy head-cheerleader . . . likes being wilh people . . . allraclive qal wilh gorgeous clolhes . . . liked by all. RACHEL ANN FISCHER . . . Tubby . . . old married woman . . . enioys sporls . . . plans lo work for a while . . . she and Clarence wanl e home ol lheir own. ROW 3: NANCY MARGUERITTE FISHER . . . Rum . . . nofed for size . . . likes a cerfain someone . . . cerlein ring . . . on linger . . . plans on m gradualion. wears fhal' lhaf cerlain arryinq after HUGH DONALD FITZGERALD . . . Don . . . broke all lhe girl's hearls when he decided lo sellle down . . . fasl' on lhe qrid . . . can usually be found wilh Trixie . . . sees nolhing buf work ahead. SHIRLEY ANN FOND . . . good-nalured blond . . . Slumpy . . . likes animals and movies . . . enioys horseback riding ...will make some lucky man a good wife. JOYCE ANN FORBES . . .Joy.. headquarlers in 'rhe oflice praclice room . . . likes consid . . . doesn'+ like fo be . . . off lo college. erele people disappoinled dvr' as 'W 'N 952 3 Wm is 3 ss- I J ffgsfqggf If Q 952 -1 ROW I: ROW 2: CLARICE JEAN FORREST . . . quier BETTY LEE GAMMELL . . . Bef . . .inde- and induslrious ...indilferenl foward pendenf . . . a regular movie fan Ihe masculine gender . . . very ac- . . . likes Io Iravel . . . her hobby is live in church work . . . wanfs To be reading . . . plans Io be a secrelary. a sfenographer. BETTY ALMA FREEMAN . . . Shorlie CLAIR ROBERTS GAY . . . anofher fel- . . . heiqhf no hindrance on Ihe bas- low who likes 'ro sleep . . . dislikes kefball courl . . . really enioys sporls conceifed girls . . . when nor sleep- . . . will journey fo Weisbaden, Ger- ing, he's ealing . . . college bound. many, To loin her husband. VIRGINIA LOU FULLER . . . Ginqer MARTHA JOAN GIBSON . . .Joan . . . a superior alhlele . . . especially likes baskelball and swimminq . . . can'I sfand people who ear pop corn in Ihe movies . . . will be phys. ed. feacher. CHARLES WHITFIELD GABLER . . . one HENRY THOMAS GOODSON, JR. . . . . . . plays sofrball . . . loves Io cook . . . enioys movies and felevision . . . desires a career as a sfenographer. boy Ihe word handsome was really . . . Jr. . . . likes girls and music mean? for . . . likes +0 ear . . . . . . quiel personalify . . . always headed forthe Air Force affer grad- seen in his Ford . . . will go lo uafion. William and Mary. G' .'1':fZ5?if- ROW 3: WALTER HOPKINS GRAHAM . . . Hop . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes swim- minq and Sugie . . . hafes seven o'clock alarms . . . hopes fo be a doclor someday. MARY DALE GRAVATT . . . quier . . . near . . . disposirionz sweef . . . likes foolball, good sporrs . . . busy as a bee . . . fururez college. ROBERT LEON HALL . . . Lee . . . crazy abou? aufomobiles . . . likes Io lake 'em aparf . . . dislikes Enqlish . . . will miss H.H.S .... will be missed. DOLORES ANN HARMON . . . Dee . . . enioys music, being wirh people . . . oh! how she hales fo qer up in Ihe morninq . . . homework bolhers her . . . nor sure abou? Ihe fulure. 57 T if few ::?'x Q 1 ROW I: ROW 2: MARJORIE MAE HARRIS . . . Meri . . . MADGE CAROLYN HAYWOOD . . . Kinky . . . easy Io ge? along wiih . . . likes mosl everyfhinq . . . her hear'r's af VPI wifh e cerfain quy named Charles . . . fine fuiure as- sured. ASHLEY BLAIR HARRISON . . . BuII RUTH ELIZABETH HAYWOOD . . . Sun- iriendly . . . always happy abouf ev- erylhing . . . easily mos? dramaiic . . . lucky engaged gal . . . liked by all. All-American foolball siar . . . shine . . . an affraclive lillle blond everybody knows Billy . . . wil-l be . . . enioys sporfs . . . dislikes people greaily missed by all . . . especially who gossip . . . likes loafing . . . Coach Eason . . . V. P. I. bound. plans Io be fypisi. JAMES SHERIDAN HARVEY . . . never BETTY PAGE HEARN . . . Red . . . sei! seems 'ro worry abouf anything . . . dom seen wifhouf John . . . Ihinks has no use for poor sporfs . . . en- people should always acl' nafural ioys dancing . . . will go To Coasf . . . loves Io Ialk . . . plans on col- Guard Academy. lege. CATHERINE LOUISE HAWKINS . . . FENTON RUDOLPH HENDRICKS . . . Weasel . . . likes modern furnishings, Rudy , , I never fo be fo,-qoffen Cen. cols . . . happy 'feel . . . painfs, draws, fer and caplein of Ihe foolball Ieam makes Ihings . . . ambifion: Io be a . . . oflen wifh Gerry . . . makinq housewife. plans for college. I952 ROW 3: JACK LENARD HENDRICKS . . hales gelling up in ihe morninq . . . works all Ihe lime . . . likes cars and money . . . will enfer The ser vice afler graduafion. ROBERT WAYNE HIBARGER . . . Boogie . . . Ihinks Ihaf Laiin is a dead lanquage and should slay Thai' way . . . likes food and sleeping . . . lols of fun io be wiih . . . will qo inlo engineering. LLOYD WALTER HICKS . . . lellered in looiball and Irack . . . H.H.S. is proud of Ihis all-round guy . . . has friendly personalily . . . will be an archifecf. HERBERT GRAY HOBBS . . . Herbie . . . holds all kinds of offices in many HJ-l.S. clubs . . . willing and hard worker . . . everybody's friend . . . deiinifely mos? likely Io succeed. ROW I: JOHN LOGAN HOBGOOD . . . Jack . . . likes food and missinq The school bus . . . consTanTly seen wilh BeITy , . . eaTinq is his hobby . . will qo lo colleqe. WALTER DETLOFF HOFFMAN, JR. . . Dub . . . anoTher shufler-buq . . spends leisure Time Taking piclures . , .easy To please . . a likeable quy . . . plans To be a chemical enqineer. VIRGINIA ANN HOGGE . . .Jan . . a sTrawberry blond . . . loads of Tun . . . iusT loves To eaT. . .spends spare Time wriTinq To MilTon . . . plans in clude colleqe. LYNN RANSONE HOLLIDAY . . . al- ways iokin' . . . naTurally funny . . Sylvia's sisTer . . . STudenT AssisTanT prexy . . . leIT us aT mid-Term . . now makinq millions ofT of The VA. ROW 2: LEE BOURNE HOLMES . . . Homely .. .could be summed up wiTh . . . handsome, inTelliqenT, plenTy of Tun . . . has many girls in a spin . . . likeable Lee. BARBARA ANN HOLSTON . . . Bobbie . . . aTTracTive bruneTTe . . . hiqh sTeppin' drum maioreTTe . . . dis- likes qossip . . . her hobby: qoinq places . . . hopes To work aT-N.A.C.A. BILLY JARRETT HOUSE . . . Thinks There's nofhinq beTTer Than food . . . loves To have a qood Time . . . a Phoebus boy . . . wanTs a qood iob wilh a TuTure. MARGARET ARLINE HUBBARD . . . darlin' lilfle blonde . . . neaT and snappy dresser . . . always has a smile . . . surprised us all by qelfinq married. ROW 3: MICHELE ANN HUGHES . . . Mickey . . . likes baseball, Georqe, and horseback riding . . , dislikes Milion Berle . . . keeps The Telephone wires buzzing . . . plans on Virqinia Infer- monl. JOAN EVELYN HUNT . . . Joanie enioys The masculine qender . . . dn avid canasla player . . . doesn'T mind qradualinq . . . Tarqel: Civil Service work. PATRICIA JANE IRWIN . . . PaT likes music and Jimmy . . . has no parTicular dislikes . . . privaie disk iockey . . . headed for music con- servaTory. ELIZABETH ANN JENKINS . . . Liz . . . fine arTs are her TorTe . . .col- lecTs auToqraphs . . . as busy as can be all The Time . . . will do wonder- fully well in an oflice. A-x I 'Sm - X 3 9 4 1' gf T5 952 ROW I: JACK GRAY JENNINGS . . . Jack Rab- bit . . . never seems Troubled . . . please nole his careful drivinq . . . plans lo enler the Apprenlice School. JANET LOUISE JERNIGAN . . . has a friendly wey abou? her . . . maybe lhaf's why she enioys friendly people . . . e real arlisf when il' comes To figurines . . . will be e nurse. JANE ELIZABETH JOHNSON . . . Janie . . . likes sporls, hiqh heels, people . . . especially Carl Roberls . . . qreafly pedurbed by zippers lhaf slick . . . fulure looks mighly briqhl. NEAL REYNOLDS JOHNSON . . . Hook . . . firmly dislikes home- work . . . quiel around slranqers . . . likes sporls . . . a friend indeed . . . a swell guy. - ? Ei dz!! ROW 2: ROW 3: LOLA LOUISE JONES . . . A-mos . . . MILDRED SHIRLEY KEMP Cliflie Deen Merlin-Jerry Lewis lan . . . dis- . . . nefural curls nalurelly nice likes showvofls . . . neal' and sweel . . . fun lo be wilh conlrols lhe . . . will conlinue Ihe Jones lredilion sfudenl Assislenl cepilel w al Madison. sfudy chemislry al Longwood MARTHA MARIE JOYNER . . . pleasinq FREDDIE ARNOLD KING JR disposifion . . . likes music and Frelz . . . likes everylhinq is friendly people . . . doesn'l believe likes nolhinq . . conslanlly seen in homework . . . enioys playinq with Shirley . . can really play piano . . . college bound. Iennis . . . will enler lhe Apprenlice School lhis fall. MARTHA NAOMI JOYNER . . . heeded GILBERT WYATT KIRKPATRICK lor homemaking career . . . wifh W. KilroV - --Wl1OfWOU d he do Wlill R. Spencer . . . clolhes conscious our lhel lock of hair a coin . . . loolball and baskelball len . . . collecfor . . . lauqhs el everyboclys sweel and friendly. jokes . . . wanfs fo go fo college MATTIE EUGENIA KEENER . . . Jeanie ARTHUR JOSEPH KOHLER e . . . lhaf really friendly gal . . . keeps oul-door fype . likes boahnq lhe mails busy wifh leflers 'ro a cer- camping, fishing 'fun +0 b lain guy . . .will work in an office. around . . . plans lo go on lo col lege. Life: -hun f we-, KT? SN' si if -1 f ' 'i,W1T 1 . sm, W , . , . ,, . ieigssewgf . 'Iss . Qs' as Wm. T ill ROW I: ROW 2: WILLIAM REID KYLE. JR .... some MARGARET HAZEL LEE . . . Maqqie PSOPIB 'lf-'Ili and laik - - - BIIIY eals . . . enioys lhe good limes al I'-l.H.S. and eals . . . English gives him some . . . likes skalinq, swimminq, lhe lrouble . . . has a friendly word movies . . . hales homework over lhe and a smile for everyone. week-end . . . a line secrelary. THOMAS MITCHELL LABARBERA . . . ROBERT JAMES LESTER . . . Bob . . . a Louwegie . . . likes qirls in qen- parly-parly boy . . . spends much eral . . . wanls all his lriends near ol his lime wilh Rila . . . handy him . . . hales wrilinq lellers . . fellow on lhe basketball courl . . . swell kid. loads of lun lo know. MARION VIRGINIA LATSHAW . . . RONALD WELFORD LIPSCOMB . . . here's a qirl who really SNIOYS SDOVIS Lip . . . dislikes work and sludyinq . . . dlSlIIi6S S6OIOOd, NTUSIC in any form , , , Qgllegfg money as . . . wanls lo go lo Carneqlfi TSCII- a hobby . . . likes all kinds of sporls . . . lulure: uncerlain. JULIA DONNA LEDFORD . . . Donna RONALD HARVEY LONG . . . Ronnie . . . likes ealinq and music . . . . . . isn'l lazy . . . iusl born lired m-m-m, lhe cakes she can make . . . . . . anolher parly boy . . . walch beauliful black hair.. . sharp dresser him go on lhe cinder lrack . . .loads . . . aims lo be a clerk lypisl. ol lun . . . lols of personalily. ROW 3: GERALDINE GARLAND LUCK . . . Gerry . . . smoolh gal wilh sharp clolhes . . . likes parlies, swimminq . . . can'l sland homework . . . headed lor college. BARBARA LEE MAGIN . . . Bobbie . . . nice. sweel personalily . . . a sporls lan . . . doesn'l like qossip . . . rec- ord colleclor . . . has decided lo be a lvpisl. SHIRLEY ANN MAHANES . . . Sam . . . loves lhose band lrips . . . likes loolball and fried chicken . . . handy wilh a uke . . . sure lo be a success al college. CECIL KELLY MANNING . . . pel peeve: show-ollls . . . adores apple pie wilh ice cream . . . fiend for readiuq hol rod books . . . plans lo go lo U. Va. WHWWR I si tl Q 'A .ffl amtmmqkii I X ' , -'I ,4 Nur 1 Q ROW I: BETTY JACQUELIN MARPLE . . . Bell . . . shorl and sweef . . . loves lhose 3 M's . . . music, money and men . . . enioys lislening lo records . . . 'lulure plans include college. AUDREY PEARL MARTIN . . . likes people wilh cheerful smiles . . , dis- likes homework . . .sings as a hobby . . . will miss l-l.H.S. and sixlh period sludy halls . . . would like lo lravel. DAVID ALEXANDER GREY MATHIE- SON. JR .... lhe oul-door lype . . . spends spare lime riding or working on his bool . . . very quiel and re- served . . . seems worried aboul making il lo college. DAVID GLADWELL MASON . . . Sonny . . . enioys hunlinq and hshinq . . . hobby: raising rabbils . . . dislikes school . . .is planning lo go lo lhe Apprenlice School, Langley Field. ROW 2: MARLENE DEE MAURO . . . Merli . . . allrecled lo Wesl Poinl . . . culs quile a figure on lhe dance lloor . .. collecls dillerenl arrengemenls of Slar Dusl . . . wanls lo be a mor- lician. MARY JANE MILLER . . .Janie . . .her hobby is sporls . . . iusl loves lo dance . . . dislikes insincere people . . . likes walching TV . . . largel: slenographer. SHIRLEY MAE MILLER . . . one swell girl . . . her heighl is quile an as- sel on lhe baskelball courl . . . a friend indeed . . . likes movies. sporls and TV . . . has secrelarial career in mind. WILLIAM JOSEPH MONTA . . . Bill is lhe guiel inlelligenl lype . . . leisure lime is spenl lisleninq lo lhe radio or reading . . . will be a success in anylhing he lries . . . a swell quy. ROW 3: SYLVIA ALICE MOODY . . . Silly likes dogs, horses, people and music . . . dislikes silly boys, liver and cyn- ical people . . . crealive in clolhes designing . . . good luck in lhe lu- lure. MADELON ISABELLE MORRIS . . . Boolsie . . . likes Air Policemen. dancing, parlies, cream cheese, and olives . . . dislikes conceiled men . . . oll lo college come Seplember. THOMAS E. MORRIS . . . lillle guy wilh big ideas . . . seems lo like nearly everylhinq and everybody . . . al- ways looks on lop ol lhe world . . . will be missed al H.H.S. ELLEN ELIZABETH MOTT . . . Belly Bools . . . spends lime horseback riding, reading and playinq goll . . . dislikes hislory, school and boys . . . a super sales woman. ROW I: ROW 2: JOHN CURDY MUIR . . . Johnny is in- RICHARD EDWARD NEIL . . . Dick is describable . . . very arfisfic, fhis boy is always drawinq piciures of somefhinq . . . dislikes doinq his English homework . . . plans fo go fo college. DORIS ANNE McCRAW . . . a com- mercial gal . . . likes fypinq, fele- vision, parfies, and sporfs . . . ab- hors bossy people, homework and exams . . .should make a fine secre- fary. KENNETH McDONALD, JR .... a requ- lar easy going, likeable quy . . . quief around sfranqers . . . a friendly personalify and a ready smile . . . he'll always have plenfy of friends. JEWELL ELIZABETH MclNTOSH . . . a bashful lass . . . enioys sporfs. music, eafing and sleeping . . . dislikes con- ceifed people, rainy weafher and homework. very easy fo please . . . he iusf en- ioys anyfhing and everyfhing . . . his hobby is baseball . . . a swell friend . . . will work for Uncle Sam. EMMA JEAN NELSON . . . Blondie . . . likes eafinq, sleepinq, good friends and BOYS . . . doesn'f like conceifed and deceifful people . . . collecfs picfures of people . . . unde- cided abouf fufure. BETTY WINTERS NEWSOME . . . Befs . . . her ambifion is fo qei' fhaf MRS .... enioys good music . . . swimminq is her hobby . . . dislikes conceifed people . . . spends leisure time wrifing io fiance. ETHEL MARVETTE NICHOLS . . . Mar- vie . . .a real ouf-door's girl who en- ioys boafing, horseback riding, foo?- ball, baskefball and fravelinq . . . collecfs pennanfs and fropical fish. ROW 3: ROBERT CLAY NICHOLS . . . Nick is a wafer bug . . . likes swimminq, boaf- inq and Gshing . . . has no use for unfriendly people . . . a wonder- ful friend fo have. BEVERLY JEAN NICHOLSON . . . Bev cufs quife a figure in fhose sharp clofhes . . . can'i' help liking a cer- fain guy named Jimmy . . . looks forward io being ouf of school. ROBERT WAYNE NUCKLES . . . Bob is fhe lifile 'fellow wifh fhe qreaf biq grin . . . a very conscieniious worker . . . everybody's friend . . . will be a success in anyfhing he affempfs. LONA MAE NULTY . . . a liifle blonde fhaf likes a cerfnin red headed boy . . . collecfs sfuffed foy animals . . . dislikes conceifed people . . . prac- Iicing io be a champion fypisf. Q an Wwe, Q 'R it Z Q- -fx. - ,rec 444' 'ir E 'nd ROW I: JAMES WAYLAND NUNN . . . One- gun . . . give him a sweel babe and a parly and he's all sei . . . reads durinq his leisure lime . . . dislikes smokinq and homework . . . will live and lei live. BETTY JEAN OLIVER . . . likes people, ealinq, dancinq and Cullen . . . dis- likes asparagus and unfriendly people . . .handy around lhe house-likes Io sew and cook . . . will ellend busi- ness college. LUCY MARIE OSBORNE . . . small, al- lraclive brunelle . . . iusl loves new cars and clolhes . . . dislikes noisy people and homework . . . spends leisure lime sleeping and walchinq TV. JEANIE CAROL OUTTEN . . . would make any man look lwice . , . en- ioys sollball, bowling, swimming, skalinq and animals . . . her hobby is painling . . . will make an al'- lraclive arf Teacher or lypisi. I. ff .L 1 , me ROW 2: ROW 3: ANNE GERTRUDE OVERMAN . . . RICHARD HENRY PINGLEY. JR. . . . Trudy . . . sweel and conqenial . . a real worker . . . likes Ernesf . . . dislikes qossips . . . spends leisure lime eilher wrilinq Ernesl or dalinq him . . . undecided aboui lulure. GAIL RUSHING PATRICK . . . a lillle flulisl who loves lo lalk . . . enioys people, animals and music . . . dis- likes people who always acl' so asi- nine . . . may someday be a greal doclor. PAULINE EMILY PATTERSON . . . Pep enioys doing crazy lhinqs . . . likes lravelinq, Spring, and music . . . hales cold days in summer-hor days in winler . . . a slickler for punclualily. GWEN LEORA PINGLEY . . . Gwen is a wonderful girl lo have around . . . hales for people lo use incorrecf English or pop gum . . . may some- day be a clolhes designer. Dick 'rhoroughly dislikes Geomelry . . . collecis old-lime records , , . a hard-working fellow . . . likes music and biq came hunling . , , plans lo ioin the Air Force. CLAIRE RHODINE PINKERTON . . . Silence is golden . . . likes lhe friendly people al l'l.H.S., Choco- lale Froslies and lravelinq llo Texasl . . . hales complainers or pop quizzes. FAYE WHITLEY POLLOCK . . . A Lillle Bi? . . . a Iiflle girl well able 'ro sland on her own Iwo feel . . . dis- likes prunes . . . her hobby is sludying masculine pulchrifude. MARTHA JANE POWELL . . . Red . . . likes Charlie . . . makes Ioalinq her hobby . . . neaf as a pin . . . lrys io keep oul of mischief . . . hares lo leave lhese hallowed halls . . . a fulure slenographer. 1 25 is 'S i Ku, of 1 ROW I: JACQUELINE DELINE PRICE. . . Jackie . . . a ready smile . . . on The look- oul for a good lime . . . collecls dolls . . . wanls lo go places . . . will work for the governmenl. JAMES CRAFT PRIODE . . . Peanufs . . . a greaf sperls lover . . . model airplanes are his hobby . . . never seems 'troubled aboul anylhinq . . . loves lo lease . . . fulure-undecided. RALPH JOHN QUINN . . . firmly dis- likes gelling up in lhe morning . . . is consranlly heard saying O Boy! . . . inleresled in lhe our-ol-doors. GEORGE WALTER RAINES . . . Pele . . .very seldom serious . . . sluck up girls disgusr him . . . a busy bee wifh no leisure lime . . . lols of lun 'ro be wilh. ROW 2: CARSON CRAFFORD RECTOR , . . likes anyrhing, especially his friends . . . inleresled in model airplanes . . . wilh lhal ready smile of his, he'll always have plenly of friends. HELEN ERNESTINE REED . . . Honey iusl loves music . . . 'lhinks Lalin is for fhe Romans . . . is a whiz ar sewing . . . likes lo read . . . ellen heard lo muller, You iusl aren'l well. SHIRLEY GALEN REESE . . . prerry lillle girl wirh lovely shining rresses . . . oh! Io be so smarl and cure 'loo . . . always happy . . . busy sludenl as- sislanr in fhe library. MARY ALICE REGIER . . . allraclive blonde . . . alwavs has somelhinq lo say aboul everylhing . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . loves ro rravel . . . William and Mary nexr slop-'then marriage or career. ROW 3: THOMAS MELVIN REID . . . Tommy is a wonderful swimmer . . . he doesn'+ like sluck-up girls... enioys pleasanl girls and food . . . says his lulure will be spenr in rhe Navy. RUBY FRANCINE RICKMAN . . . Rickie . . . likes fhose hard subiecls in school like vocal, arf, and fypinq . . . rhe nice, quiel' fype . . . loves re- ligious worlc. JOSEPH FRANKLIN ROBISON . . . Joe likes baseball, ealing, sleeping, and girls . . .spends his leisure fime read- ing and warching TV . . . lirmly dis- likes school. BARBARA JOAN ROGERS . . . loves singing, dancing, skalinq . . . makes quile a hir singing wilh a dance band . . . may be one of The briqhl- esr sfars on TV some day. mmm We 'S ? tt ' .fpzd L 'K QW ROW I: SHIRLEY JO ANN ROGERS . . . Jo . . . our little punchy cheerleader . . . enioys all sports and eating . . . would rather be with Bobby than almost anything . . . her smile will take her places. DOROTHY MADELINE ROSS . . . Dot . . . a sweet little blonde who en- ioys movies, parties and football games . . . bossy people are her pet peeve . . . easy goin'. NANCY O'NEIL ROWE . . . Little Bit . . . heres the walking proot that quality not quantity is important . . . crazy about parties, dances. music. boys and apple pie . . . a crackeriack typist. SUSAN McGRAW ROWE . . . Sue . . . enioys dramatics, trips with the A Cappella choir and talking . . . dis- likes dieting, card games and insin- cerity . . . William and Mary: next stop. 'K ROW 2: TERRIEL HOWARD ROYALS . . . qirls are Pete's main Interest . . . never knows whom he'll be going with next . . . plans to go to GMC School in Michigan. ROBERT FRANCIS RUTH . . . never seems to worry . . . dislikes home- work and nagging people . . . soci- ology class clown . . . has a good time wherever he goes. JOHN ROBERT RUTLEDGE . . . pet peeves: girls and boys who pretend to be what they aren't . . . a whiz at basketball . . . mainstay of A Cappella choir's bass section. CONNIE LEE SANDERS . . . has a sweet charm that makes her lots ot friends . . . a cute cheerleader with per- sonality plus . . . a reqular mer- maid . . . a taithtul Texan . . leaving us tor U. ot N.M. ll ROW 3: HAZEL MARIE SAULS . . . attractive brunette . . . likes hamburgers, clothes, and people . . . hates to write compositions . . . lovely alto voice. EDKER LEROY SAUNDERS . . . hardly know he's around . . . so quiet . . . Dickie hates stuck-up girls . . . plans to go into the Air Force atter grad- uation. ROBERT ELWOOD SAUNDERS . . . Bobby . . . another one ot those quiet fellows . . . well-liked . . . likes racers and television . . . will be valuable asset to C Xi O Railroad. RUBY LEE SAUNDERS . . . a congenial companion . . . sincere and friendly . . . likes clothes, basketball and tootball . . . enioys dating . . . will continue secretarial studies at col- lege. ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROBERT EUGENE SCOTT . . . Bob'by's LINWOOD ELLIS SEYMOUR . . . lhinks NETTIE ELIZABETH SMITH . . . Nel only dislike is show-olls . . . quile an friendly people are lops . . . Mac . . . an exlraorclinary girl . . . likes experl lennis player . . . plans lo qo hales doing his homework . . . in- English and music . . . collocls qlass lo lhe Universily of Tennessee. cludes hunling, fishing as his hobby shoes , . . has all lhe qualilicalions . . . plans lo allend a lrade school. lo be a line nurse. MARY AURELIA SEARLS . . . a sweeler BETTY SHEPPARD SHOLAR , . . Bools PATRICIA JOSEPHINE SMITH . . . girl is hard lo find . . . you should . . . enioys laughing, Ioking, and Jody . . . here's a real long-hair lasle her cooking . . . lols of lun . . . having a good lime . . . afler grade . . . loves modern arl, classical mu- doesn'l like lo be leased. ualion she'll sellle down lo married sic, and ballel . . . a whiz al oil life wilh Ernggf, painlino . . . may some day be a greal arlisl. BARBARA JANE SELBY . . . 'lBabS . . - AUDREY JUANITA SHERMAN . . . RICHARD DOUGLAS SMITH . . . likes swimming, lennis, l.v., and eel- Nila . . . enioys parlies . . . quile Punk . . . never lroubled aboul Inq . . . always collecling lhinqs lor al home in lhe kilchen . . , spends anylhinq . . . conslanlly heard say- her scrapbook . . . will work as sec- leisure lime playing lhe piano . . . Inq. WeIll I l'IUI'1l - - - SD9f1dS all relary al shipyards. will work as lypisl. his lime lrying lo gel his lillla Reb running. LILA KAY SEYFFERT . , . Kay . . . quiel, LORETTA MAY SMITH . . . Lolly . . . ROBERT HAYDEN SMITH, JR. . . . lhe sweel disposilion . . . loves music. anolher parly goer . . . likes lo be unbelievable combinalion of brains, lravelinq . . . dislikes snobs . . . around people . . . cule lillle blond nice looks, and alhlelic abilily . . . spends spare momenls walchinq l.v. wilh a sparkling smile . . . hobby: wonderful fellow lo know . . . plans and playing records. laking piclures. on college. ge. V' Ti it rw- 54 ' ,K .Q 3 4 9 x Q iq'-sw. fi f ,4 I JP. ROW I: SYLVIA ANN SMITH . . . Suqie . . . al- fracfive gal . . . neal' and swee? . . . a sharp dresser . . . loves Io qo places . . . hales sarcasm . . . malres loalinq her hobby . . . headed for For? Monroe. WILLIAM EDEN SMITH. JR .... Bill . . . spends leisure lime parlyinq. Could nor have done wilhoul' him on 'the foofball Ieam . . . He's a cal . . . He'll be missed by many. ELLEN LEE SNYDER . . . Ellens . . . a music lover . . . lilces lo be around friendly people . . . abhors conceif- edness . . . spends leisure lime lis- Iening lo Ihe radio. AMOS ARTHUR SPADY, JR .... a hard- worker . . . qood nafured buf quiel . . . one of lhe band's mosl Iailhful members . . . a demon on lhe oboe . . . swell guy. . 2 W was Fir Sfgffs. 3 .If ROW 2: ROW 3: MARCIA ELLEN SPEEGLE . . . Speeqle MARY LOUISE STRICKLAND . . . Lou . . . 'fhe lasf of 'rhe clan . . . lilres . . . loves lo be around people who band, parlies, and sinqinq . . . one are happy and always Iauqhinq . . . of our cheerleaders . . . dislikes peo- dislilres people who are 'forever ple who don'I have school spirif. SIDNEY THOMAS SPENCER . . . Spencer . . . hales his spinach . . . quile a brain in Solid . . . spends leisure lime loalinq and playinq . . . has a nalural and unaffecfed manner. JACOUELINE ANN STACEY . . . Jaclnie . . . pelile and allraclive . . . likes blond-headed boys, friendly people, gradualing, and Rosco . . . dislikes sluclc-up people and school in qen- eral. ROBERT EUGENE STRAWN. JR .... Bobby . . . Ihorouqhly enioys qood food . . . doesn'l lilce and has no use for school . . . spends leisure lime wefchinq TV . . . he loo will loin lhe Air Force. ,oe ri X E9 s, showing off . . . always wriling io Danny. KENNETH LEE TAPPEN . . . Kenny . . . SHI SYL is crazy about sporfs . . . how can so much noise come ouf of such a small fellow . . . iusf loads of fun . . . al- ways leasing. RLEY WOODSON TERRELL . . . Twirl . . . loves Ioolball games and dancinq . . . owns quite a sweater wardrobe . . . dislikes rainy weafher . . . full of fun . . . headed for Wil- liam and Mary. VIA ANN THOMAS . . . Simple . . . fall, allraclive, good nalured . . . likes Francis . . . worried aboul' fhe Waves al Bainbridge . . . I'll see ya! Hear?l . . . will go Io college and lhen-7 Wwe. WW wr -J ROW I: THOMAS TYLER THOMPSON . . . here is a case of brains personified . . . an excellenf debaler . . . hafes dishon- esfy . . .Tommy is a hard-worker . . . a friend in need . . . will be an ex- perf dairyman. CLARA BELLE THORN . . . Quief, seri- ous, and sincere . . . spends much fime in Chrislian work . . . loves fo crochef . . . has a definife inferesl' in service . . . wanfs io be a mis- sionary. JANET ELINOR TODD . . . Toddy . . . iusf loves beach parfies . . . likes quief people . . . spends leisure lime falking on fhe felephone . . . full of fun and fancy free . . . fufure unde- cided. ELEANOR FRANCES TURNER . . . Nora . . . anolher one of our music lovers . . . says she has no dislikes . . . is quife handy af a drawing board . . . would love fo fravel 'rhe globe. ROW 2: GLENN STEWARD TURNER . . . posses- ses a wonderful lenor voice which was quife an addilion fo A Capella Choir . . . likes TV and Hoi' Rods . . . spends leisure Time reading . . grand guy. JOHN BENJAMIN TYLER . . . J. B. . . . likes everylhing, especially baseball and girls . . . has no use for nosy people and dishonesly . . . says his fufure is wrapped up wirh Uncle Sam. EDWARD EARL TYNDALL, JR .... Earl . . . likes qood food, good lookinq girls, and sleep . . . dislikes conceif- ed people and bad sports . . . spends leisure fime ealing and dafinq . . . loves sporls. RICHARD HENRY VIANCOUR. JR .... Wherever Barbara goes, fhere goes Dick , , , whaf a wonderful fellow . . . iusf loves fo eaf . . . spends leisure fime loafing . . . will qo in fhe Air Force. ii.. DONALD LEIGH WADE . . . Dinnie . . . likes speech class, his Ford, foolball, and H.I'l.S .... firmly dis- likes work in any form . . . loads of fun . . . wanls fo manage a nighf club some day. RICHARD HENRY WAINFORD . . . Henry . . . can r sfand necklies . . . his likes are wine, women, and song . . . really does have a powerful bass voice . . . always laughing, he has many friends. RICHARD THOMAS WALLACE . . . Pap . . . definifely dislikes gelfinq up in fhe morning . . . conslanlly seen wifh Carmel . . . drawing is This boy's hobby ...likes eafing, sleepinq, and Carmel. JOSEPHINE ANNETTE WALLER . . . JoAnn . . . likes dances, foofball and baskefball . . . dislikes school, work . . . spends leisure lime wiih Jim . . . going fo aflend Avereffe Junior College. 3 Q 4 Q gr if ffl . Ei Q! ffl N ROW I: GILBERT GEORGE WALTON . . . really qreal on lhe baskefball courf . . . loads of fun . . . dependable and sfeadfasf, works hard on any iob you give him . . . a grand guy. RANDALL LEE WATKINS . . . quile a romanlic fellow . . . likes a car, a moon, and B. A .... fha end has come . . . dreams of fhe day he's married and has filly income fax exempfions. GRACE LEE WELLS . . . Gracie . . . likes spor' clofhes, banana splifs, lonq hair, eafinq and Enqlishl . . . hales Io dress up or suppress a lauqh . . . shines in shorlhand class , . .will be A-I socrelary. BETTY JOAN WEST . . . Becky . . . loves Io dance and eat . . . always near . . . sharp clolhes . . . hales loud qum chewinq . . . invenfs new cook- inq recipes and desiqns her own clolhes . . . headed for lhe allar. ROW 2: EARL DOUGLAS WEST . . . Douq is wild abou? chocolale ice cream and black hair . . . is easily pleased . . . usually seen wirh Frances . . .a swell friend . . . will loin The Air Force. RANDOLPH TALLEY WEST . . . Randy . . . wonderful Hiqhliqhf sporfs edi- for . . . will be remembered for his Diqqin' 'Round column . . . excel- Ienf sense of humor . . . miqhly nice fo know. MARY JANE WESTON . . . likes beinq wilh her friends and havinq a qood lime . . .dislikes cally and insincere people . . . molher's liflle helper. FREDERICK GROVER WHITE . . . Bucky . . . enioys everylhinq excepr homework . . . can'f sfancl wise quys . . . woodworkinq is his hobby . . . probably allend a Irade school. ROW 3: FRANCIS ALLAN WIGGLE . . . didn'I know Ihey came so cure . . . Sonny has qreaf inleresl in ihe cross-coun- fry leam . . . never sfops smilinq . . . lilfle crazy in a nice sorf of way. JAMES DIXON WILES ...Jim . . . our never-lo-be-forqolren Hiqhliqhf edi- ror . . . friendly supporfer and par- Hcipafor in every phase of H.H.S. life . . . line boy in anybody's book. ADLAIDE PATRICIA WILLIAMS . . . Pal . . . iusl qonna lazy around . . . enjoys swimminq, dancinq, and TV f . . should make a big hit al Sul- ins. BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMS . . . Bobbie . , .our pee? leureale . . . likes Tele- vision, fypinq, and animals . . . dis- likes bookkeeping and exams . . . her hobby: writing. ROW I: KENNETH ROSS WILLIAMS . . . Kenny iusf loves cars and girls . . . his one dislike is English . . . he, foo, is a felevision fiend . . . says he has no choice buf fhe armed forces for his fufure. LOUIE EDWARD WILLIAMS . . . One of our parfy-parly boys . . . shy wilh fhe girls, who are crazy abouf fhis . . . Eddie is usually seen wifh Ron- nie . . . a grand guy. NORMA LOU WILLIS . . . A real peach . . . snappy, affracfive cheerleader . . . sweef, friendly disposilion . . . a liffle bif independenf . . . spends leisure firne iusf loafinq . . . largel- secrelarial work. Junie will cerfalnly be missed in A Cappella Choir likes fo eaf and sleep usually seen af Easf Hamplon Soda Shop during leisure fume a swell fellow ROW 2: RUTH MARIE WOODALL . . . LiI'fIe Red Ridinq Hood . . . always lale . . . enioys dancinq. movies . . . iusf loves fo draw . . . had ralher nof do homework . . . really in heaven when she's dancing. CARROLL PATRICIA WOODWARD . . . . . . Palsy . . . makes ealinq an arf . . . wanls Io fravel 'round 'lhe world . . . enioys masculine company . . . dislikes those crowded busses and rainy days. JOYCE LORRAINE WUNDER . . . Be- lin . . . black hair-green eyes . . . likes dancinq, parlies and good sporfs . . . dislikes people who ac? superior . . . loves lo falk and lauqh Mary Washingfon here she comes. GEORGE HOUSTON WYNNE. JR .... George H spends his leisure fime parfying and dafinq . . . enioys all sporfs . . . hales bad referees . . . quile a demon on the baskelball courf. CAMERA SHY VIOLET LOUISE BAKER BERNDT GUSTAVE BAETCKE ROBERT S. BAUMGARDNER JOAN CLAIRE KUSS JANIE LOUISE LEGGETT JAMES ROBERT McELHENEY NEVA BEMBRIDGE PIERCE GERALDINE CORNELIA WALTON WILEY EDWARD BAKER JOHN BRYAN HALL. JR. HARRY NELSON HOLLAND CARLETON HADDOCK JONES. JR. FLEMON MILLS. JR. STANLEY F. ANDERSON RAYMOND BRUCE GROW NORMA JEAN PICKERAL GEORGE EDWARD WYATT. JR. HARRISON PHOEBUS VANDERSLIC FREDERICK HOLMAN WOOD. JR .... Q ROW 3: MARY JANE YOUSE . . . J . . . en- ioys flyinq, skiinq, ice skafinq, bowl- inq and all sporfs . . . dislikes people fhal don'l' appreciafe whaf fhey have and poor sporfs . . . is handy wifh a painf brush. ERLATH WILLIAM ZUEHL, JR .... Cowboy plays a wonderful qame of golf . . . he's crazy aboul Texas . . . allerqic fo work . . . plans Io go fo Texas A 81 M . . .a swell friend. E ,R T. A--x F 'NH' As ?? 6' 1 ,p,,u-av- 'N 'vu 'W' Q . ,NNNJ - WM M1733 U ., 1 9 I ,Xxx 1? . - Mya., V. '-. f 'x v 1 'lj 'W 1 I' l Q, 4 x N. A 1 ,mf 'Y' 1 . i' f Q BEST ALL-AROUND . . . Co and John Carr . 5 1 1. 4 x lv v x m 'i Y' !.,.- , .... ,. f , .On ' iv BIGGEST BLUFFERS . . . Lorraine An ihony and Tex Burleson JK ' HE X X X - X X 1 X X X fi T X SA +- Q. x 'BlGE I X .f , . '- . .. ,.'-7. : ..11'l ' Y S L.Ll.l I JUNIOR OFFICERS cl I I XZ .vga nI?l cs,.',,.-.Q-' - V if SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Tommv Luclram PRESIDENT: Allison Jones VICE-PRESIDENT: Hugh Milfeer VICE-PRESIDENT: Kelly Jones SECRETARY: Ida Ann Wallon SECRETARY: Bobbie Jones TREASURER: Sally O'MuIIey TREASURER: Elizabefh Kilpafrick ' am! .-Sofzfaomalze 31644 afficmfi TI-IE JUNIOR CLASS has finally Ialcen Ihe lasI s+ep foward 'rhaf long-awailed 'rime when 'Ihey become high school seniors. They enlered in Seplernber, I95O, and seiiled down Io a year of hard worlc and acliuslmenls Io high school life. Following a summer of lun, 'rhey relurned 'ro Ihe now familiar halls of I-l. I-I. S. wilh added respon- sibilifies. The Junior Class. guiding Ihe sopho- mores, worlcing Io give Ihe seniors Ihe Icind of prom 'rhey deserve, and 'ralcing a greaier pari in all school acliviiies, was Icepf busy and happy. They can sincerely feel Ihal Iheir iunior year was an enjoyable chapler in Iheir life al' I'-Iamplon High School. TI-IE SOPI-IOMORE CLASS,1'ar many years Io come, will recall Ihe happy days of 'rhal year al I-'lampion I-Iigh School. In Sepfember, I95I, Ihey enlered I-I. I-I. S., bewildered and seemingly losl, bul' if was only a shori 'rime unlil Ihey be- came adiusled Io Iheir new surroundings. The Ioolball games will always be a Iasling par? of Iheir memories. The Turlcey Day Game climaxed by The Red and While Ball was enjoyed by every- one. Many sophomores showed special Ialenls. Never Io be lorgoilen was Bill Jones' inlerprela- Iion of Jerry Lewis and Johnny Ivlorgan's imila- Iion of Phil I-Iarris. Now Ihey loolc forward Io Iheir nexf year as juniors, hoping II Io be as wonderful as Iheir sophomore year aI I-Iamplon High School. T ROOM 97 ROW I: Belly June Davis, Joan Darnell, Nancy Amory, Shirley Alcock, Helen Dudley. ROW 2: Barbara Boswell, Shirley Bry- an, Barbara Spencer, Nancy Croclcell, Erma Carpenler, Jaclrie Deane. ROW 3: Mary Jane Arnold, Delores Buller, Arvis Thomas, Jean Procler, Rosa Crochell. ROOM 98 ROW I: Mary Ann Genlry, Donnie Wood, Thelma Jones, Peggy Fuller, Kalie Fuller. ROW 2: Belle Hogqe, Sue Holl, Blair Roper, Rachel Tig- ner, June Knighl, Audrey Pow- ell. ROW 3: Bobby Boolh, Dud- ley Todd, Margarel Messiclr, Mrs. Wilson, Glenice Turner, Leon Morris, Charles Liberly. ROW 4: Larry Slowe, Billy Mal- com, Jaclr Wallrer, Gray Lynn, Fred Holland, Richard Hinhle, Keilh Jenkins. vq ROOM 99 ROW I: Belly Pulnam, Kalh- ryn Regier, Maxine Hendricks, Frances Bergbom, Ruby Jaclr- son, Jean Evans. ROW 2: Sleve Johnson, Elimbelh James, Bel- ly Marable, Cary Davis, Sheila Tuchman, Belly Yancy, Harold Raynor. ROW 3: Charles Keg- ley, Ronnie Amole, Fred Aich- elman, Sidney Baisden, Ernesl Johnson, Hugh Milleer, Dicl: Slandford. I 'fa 3:5-Xaf V 'If Q6 gi' f-sg? fi? 'I NZM 1 n., U 2 ii N I '51 fzgx ' -,sg GY ' T wi, , V Wg' sy' N 5544 -ny -: , V 'J px, 'T' nv 'JJ ' v 1 .N X, 4 n.4'- Y .Q 11 t A . -gf zkivr' X 3 A M I1 , Q , Au tl i J 1 D , ' I 1-J , ,4, JL' , N, ,Q 1 ,Q W ww -. w . -,. ,Q rg., . ,V V , M. -. A l , . ' .11 1 u . ,. 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ROW 4: Bennie Wood, Daniel Whip- ple, Slrippy Tyler, Carmen Wriqhl, Charles Wilson, David Wallon, Tony Long, J. V. Vaughan, Jr., Bob Winegar. T 4-l ROOM 209 ROW I: Frances Roberls, Eva Mae Orange, Ann Milchell, Margarel Rulledge, Peggy Lawson, Edith Blodgell. ROW 2: Pal Angle, Nalalie Bancler, Frances Nowak, Joyce Garrell, Dolly Byers, Ann Reels, Mary Anne Granl. ROW 3: Barbara Holloway, Amy Riggins, Rulh Allen, Barbara Freeman, Mar- cia Hulchinson, Elise Bledsoe. ROW 4: Bruce Mile, Joyce Campbell, Nancy Canslor, Mr. Smilh, Abilene Anderson, Ethel Bonine, Melvin Gough. 1 ROOM 207 ROW I: Joyce Brendenberg, Carmel Krovonlka, Jeanelle Slora, Pal Collins, Jean Forbes, Barbara Alligood. ROW 2: Nancy Burlon, Geraline Crews, Barbara Crowder, Peg- gy Budd, Jane Payne, Belly Cory, Sally O'Malley, Shirley Clary. ROW 3: Charles Gear, Grace Cumming, Belly Beav- ers, Marcia Rankin, Blanche Pere, Shirley Daniels, Bobby Haskins. ROW 4: Cleo Owens, Ronnie Rew, Henry Vansanl, Paul Jones, Mr. S. P. Hileman, Courlney Janes, R i c h a r d Brandl, Charles Ernsl, Roberl Lindquisl. Q.: 4 . O ' V 4-A g 6 E e f l 5 Y yfbx 9 I 991 Q5 m per! X i v W v-iiglh 52 H Q Wh- Bl , YJ ,7- 4 , V . h ' M -.aw z, vs' Q .V f sf - - W' 2 Y f N--an-X, .6' .'f9' .121i, 2r V 'v 1 W1 5 Wig, E 4 S- X tv. . H -o,. AW ? im 4,5 I. Welch ihe birdie! 2. MOli1Bf'S LiHle Helper. 3. Donna? 6. The Lone Sfranger rides again . . . 7. Tea for Tl1e+'s lhe Cl1erles+on7 l ! 4. Recognize fliese Ii++Ie peo- +w0 , , , or Qhree , , , 8, Par-dee! 9. Penny for your ple . . . sure . . . ll1ey're Eddie Williams, Bob Lesler, 'fhoughfs . . . l0. Jus? we lwo . . . ll. Hi, lhere . . . Nancy Rowe and Jolmny Bee . 5. Feelin' nervous, I2. Who dal? I3. Holdin' hands . . . I4. Lovers . . . 1 .E HQ' ? y 6 . is ihi X X -X X X. - X X 1? Xl- Q' S fg- M2194- VIP TQ N I-ff ANBIGE X '05, X I.- - ++ Q ' ... ':f 5t': aff'-'gg Y X ' ,Fauna WW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . Chap- Ier number 335I . . . esfablished April 29, I947, wi'rh Ihirfy-one charfer members . . . iIs main pur- poses: Ihe encouragemenf of fine schoIarship, sfrong leadership, and high characfer . . . This year sponsored by Miss Mary Clynes. IABOVEI Tommy Thompson, Riia Engleburf, Meriin Dam- sky and Gerry Luclr . . . ILEFTI Miss Clynes . . . freasurer: Jane Johnson . . . Secrefaryz Gwen Pingley . . . presidenf: Jack Davis. MEMBERS . . . ROW I . . . Lola Jones, Ruby Saunders, Louise Hawkins, Michele Hughes, Clara Thorn, Hazel Sauls, Gwen Pingley, Jack Davis, Jane Johnson, Befiy Wesf, Marjorie Harris, Shirley Kemp, Faye Pollock, Frances Albers, Jane PoweII . . . ROW 2 . . . Evelyn Clemens, Carol Bovey, Jean Carier, Ri+a Engleburf, Gerry Luck. Sue Rowe, Marie Carina, Nancy Rowe, Ann Bradshaw, Carolyn Woodward, Margaref Alcoff, Mary Alice Regier, Pafsy Diggs, Sylvia Smifh, Audrey Brennan, Pafsy Boggs, Jan Hogge . . . ROW 3 . . . Claire Pinkerfon, Doris CIonIz, Barbara Williams, Miss CIynes, Tom Thompson, Kenny McDonald, Gilberi Kirkpafrick, Bob Smiih, Marfin Damslry, Lee Holmes, Bob Burriss, Marion Lafshaw, Shirley Reese, Virginia Fuller, Sylvia Thomas, Shirley TerreII. Simian! 00-afzmoliue 1444 ' ' STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION . . . eslablishecl January I7, I945, lo clirecl' worrhy sluclenl' acfivilies . . . organized by Prin- cipal I-I. Wilson Thorpe and Mrs. E. Blalce Cam- eron, Jr .... now sponsored by lvlr. Elberl' Carr . . . affilialed with lhe disrricl, slale, and na- lional organizalions, parlicipaling regularly in lhe aclivilies of lhese groups. lllighll Conlering wilh Mr. Carr . . . Mary Julras, Kalhryn Regier . . . lsiandingl Cammie Day, Peggy Lawson, Jim Har- vey, Nancy Slalom, and Grace Cumming. S.C.A. OFFICERS . . . islandingl Chaplain: Bob Clark . . . Presidenf: John Carr . . . Vice Presidenf: Johnny Be- couvaraliis . . . lsearedl Secrefaryz Mary Ellen Fekas . . . Treasurer: Nancy Rowe. ROW I: Mr. Carr, Peggy Lawson, Jane Powell, Shirley Kemp, Nancy Rowe, Bubba Carr, Johnny Bee , Dick Clark, Bobby Jones, Cammie Day, Gail Williams, Sally O'MaIley. ROW 2: Jewell Mclnlosh, Shirley Burke, Norma Willis, Belly Davis, Mary Alice Regier, Palsy Diggs, Bob Lesler, Jimmy Wiles, Nancy Bishop, Jane Barham, Grace Cumming, Nancy Slafon. ROW 3: Marlene Mauro, Pai Calloway, Jim Harvey, Marlin Damsky, Jack Davis, Charlie Liberiy, Bruce Williamson, Fred Aichelman, Wayne Jaclr- son, Kalhryn Regier, Mary Julras. ROW 4: Tommy Luclam, Morris Smilh, David Holley, Ronnie Darnell, David Funl, Billy Harrison, Kenny McDonald, Tommy Thompson. Ranny Scarborough. 1- E ' .-ay' Q55 'W ww . 1 ll' f,e. r P I I I , -vf V w . T he ,.' NJ, 5' X: Hr wi, -Q X I , -mpg. : 'fn ,v ,Y-.I-'H I 4 A , g ll I I 7 I! v I' X A 1 I X -1 ' 4n,3,.,,- 3 S, FQ? th r T' + E K P ni ii ' i KEEPING THE PRESS ROLLING . . . the nighi before The Highlight reaches ihe readers . . . Jimmy, Randy, Gilberf, and Bob. our newspaper GREAT MINDS . . . ihiniing aliire . . . Jimmy Wiles, edi- GET YOUR COPY HERE . . . Sylvia Smifh, Wayland Nunn for-in-chief . . . Mr. Hileman, 'faculfy advisor . . . and buy from Joyce GM,-gif, Jack Aiwell, business manager. lx i it ' A TYPISTS . . . Frances Albord.Mrs. Clif? . . . faculfy advisor . . . Nancy Rowe . . . lSTANDINGl Jean Carfer, Ann Brad- shaw, Sylvia Thomas. KRABBA STAFF . . . edilor-in-chief: Peggy Baldwin . . . assislanf edilor: Peggy Lawson . . . adverfising edilorz Eldred Hendriclcs . . sporfs ediforsz Francis Slieild, Jimmy Wiles . . . senior ediforsz Marjorie Harris, Jane Powell . . . senior compilers: Jane Youse, Carolyn Haywood . . . iunior compilers: Ann Brown, Jane Perlman . . . iypisfsz Frances Albers. Anne Bradshaw, Jean Carfer, Sylvia Thomas, Nancy Rowe . . . arf slaff: Elvin Carpenier, Eugene De Vol, Dickie Ledford, Anne Condon, Slwirley Taylor . . . business s+aff: Lee Holmes, Jackie Curlee, Marion Lalslnaw, Mary Louise Sfriclcland, Mary Ellen Felcas, AnneH'e Hunf . . . phofographers: Marlin Damslcy, Charles Wifherow. SPORTS EDITORS . . . Jimmy Wilos and Francis Shoild. Kaaiia THE BIG THREE . . . Peggy Baldwin, edi- ior-in-chiof . . . Mr. Gibson, faculfy ad- visor . . . Peggy Lawson, nssidani odiior. tuna .4 4, it 1 1 I ' ' wl, I 5 QU lsgf r, A- .. f i ,AM It Qi H N ' 'jgpf MEMBERS . . . Ann Livingslon, Joyce Smith, Mr. Buffing- ion, Mary Park, Eugene Jones . . . lSTANDlNGl Jack Hendricks, Melba Aycock, Lynnwood Barraclr, Ellen MoH, T 'lF20 '5f ' W S7 Clara Thorn, Bobby Shawn, Mary Jane Weslon, Ralph Quinn. fbuwduiau Glad THE DlSTRlBUTORS CLUB . . . composed of Dislribulive Educafion sludenls 'raking refail or consumer classes . . . inleresled in promolinq awareness of refailing as a career . . . sponsored by Mr. Earle Buffinglon. OFFICERS . . . presidenf: Wayland Nunn Z . . vice- presidenf: Joyce Smifh . . . lSTANDlN6l Eugene Jones . . . Ann Livingslon . . . treasurer: Gilberf Walfon. r 1 L ,S ay. ANNUAL EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE BANQUET . . . Wayland Nunn . . . Mrs. Jacobson, former sponsor 2 Joyce Smiflr . . . Mrs. Harold L. Ruggles, dean of girls . . . and Mrs. Clark. li. i .253 it r' if 5 aufuae Jfamemakm4 of 14 ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . . girls from Home Economics classes endeav- oring 'ro promofe a growing appreciiafion of The ioys and salisfaclion of home making . . . spon- sored by Mrs. l-loneyculf, home economics in- srrucfor. HOW TO BAKE A CAKE . . . as demonsfrafed by four felenfed F. H. A. members . . . lRl6HTl sewing a fine seem are four more indusirious Fufure Homemalxers. F. H. A .... Jean Pickeral, Carmel Kravonflra, Mrs. Hon- eycuH, Audrey Marlin, Joyce Smifh . . . lSTANDlNGl Shirley Clary, Barbara Rogers, Jackie Yerborough, Shirley Daniels, Melba Aycoclr, Joaneffe Sfora, Louise Hawkins, Martha Joyner. i Q . x -. I'-V+, .Q .v ,J -'fQ,Eej1 13 .4 .F ,z- 5 'I , l -r 5' A , :L Q... W 5 ' a'a,,',f'gJig,1b 0 - 'rg XE ,MQ 1 4 4, ,L , A I f ' ,. 41 1 v Q f 5 , N. .if 1 , ,5-2 15 Q , Q . ,J D J , An I ' w. Q: I ' . -5 - 'X 5 ' Q 'L 22'i?'ii? ff, if :..':y- ' K- X-. r 4 Q L- L ' 'V h 5 - f . 3 ' I 7 -.1 - ' L5 t :fi -t E f --f - Q L A Q ' F.'g'L5r 3 r 2- 5 W we AL f - mf Kg' E. 3 M ' Qs, . . L.: h 2 ,M x 'tis' ' B ' ' W 5' fbi Ti? Ugy. ..m.-jg..g...1.m. v Ikgqyssilt-LQ i :iii an in N Y in , N may paul, 1 Paajecfianbufi .71 l - 'Wy x T MEMBERS . . . Charles Wifherow, Billy Wainwriqhf, Miss Genfle, Tony Long . . . lSTANDlNGl Maclz Wells, Charles Ernsf, Sfephen Fox, Emidio Lupini, Tony Fowler, Richard Brandi. PRGJECTIONISTS . . . siudenis lrained 'fo ser up equipmenr and show mofion picrures, slides, or film sfrips fo classes . . . requiremenis include safisfaclory ciiizenship and passing grades in all subiecis. SETTING UP THE SCREEN . . . Charles Wifherow gels ready for a movie. READY TO ROLL . . . members of The slalif prepare io show a film. 57 MEMBERS . . . ROW I . . . Diclc Blanchard, Bob Rui- ledge, Johnny Bee, Tommy Thompson, Bill Colonna, Bob Clarlr, Jimmy Wiles, Bob Burriss, Eddie Egglesion, Freddie Edwards . . . ROW 2 . . . Francis Sheild, Bobby Tesf, Bob Smiih, Holman Wood, Duncan Siewarf, Courfney Jones, Tommy Reid, Charlie Liberiy, Hop Graham, Bob Nuclzles, Franlr Blake . . . ROW 3 . . . Mr. Pearsall, Jacli Davis, Ronnie Darnell, Kenny McDonald, Lee Holmes, Marfin Damslcy, Francis Wiggle, Hugh Milfeer, Tommy Luclam, Wayne Jachson, Carlelon Jones, Eldred Hen- dricks. :we 4 THE KEY CLUB . . . boys' service club . . . sponsored by Kiwanis lniernaiional . . . 'ro serve fhe school and communiiy . . . Hampion High School charierecl April 5, I949 . . . faculiy acl- visors are Mr. H. Wilson Thorpe and Mr. Plail A. Pearsall. H.H.S. DELEGATION . . . io Key Club Convenfion in Miami, Florida, lasf summer . . . snapped during a business session . . . no doubt OFFICERS . . . Jimmy Wiles, Bob Clark . . . lSTANDINGl Bob Burriss, Bill Colonna, Tommy Thompson . . . and Her- bie Hobbs lNOT SHOWNl. 'r 5 il., , in i f , v-I' is MEMBERS . . . ROW I . . . Jewell Mclnlosh. Mary Slill- well, Alvin Carmines, Elois Byrd, Shirley Gardner, Abilene Anderson . . . ROW 2 . . . Rulh Powell, Faye Newsome, Dolores Harmon, Frances Roberls, Jean Beggerly, Wendy Simmons, Shirley Clary . . . ROW 3 . . . Jane? Hardee, Ola Mae Rogers, Franlr Woolard, Shirley Kessler, Bobby Kessler, Doris Mirchell, Yvonne Norlon, Gladys Speer. READING FROM THE HOLY BIBLE . . . al a Hi-C meel- ing is Elois Byrd. ,W-G l-ll-C . . . organizalion ol Chrislian high school pupils in l-lamplon . . . banded logelher lo promole Chrislian Fellowship and consislenl' Chrlsllan living as a means of lighling juvenile delinquency. ENTERTAINING . . . al the piano: Shirley Gardner . . on The horn: Frank Woolard. C' ix U'-T'-..ZT.. 0W7LZqQ6eACz 6144117 Gflwflf 04 012 um' HOLMAN WOOD Choir presidonf BILL COLONNA Choir freasurer LNO1' Shownl LYNN HOLLIDAY Choir secreiary -.un L , wfwfmf sw Ui' I . .! ' x-, aa Z 5 E ia!! aizzxlm. . ff crlsis 1590 ,' b iii. A 'Sf J-xi ' xl , . A-D' mv , , Q. In I , , .1 n.S.-.Q:LE?,- Y vi- 7 , n -,. , , -Xxx K . A xy VVib vz 7.w QQ ,.4 B 7- 3 'Xxx VV by .. 4 T' Q X QQ! I J Wjifigpa xi, .Y rj. I, ,W A .V fx!! xx u. if 4 N 'X 9. 'Q X Vw 'fxii if-+f'-3--vf .A B X ,wiv ugik -1' Wx, , -4. ggi 'X an ' xg N Q X XY. X N 'P' bw' if -WN X. , ff'-SQ ii .. X - -:ex A 1-M 5 N . 4 A, 4. fs Vcixssgls -1 -is NYM -X ' 1 Y X X sv - X ' I Y Q- b ew-' v EQ :N-f X f ff 1 4 4 u N , ll ', , '3' - l . . ,:,. ,li Q 'Q X-Qu,-1-1 . , .WF ? , V .wxa--3,3-rr.. I , . N' ' ' , -...-..,-:,. ,, n 0. ... .QM 1, . k,1 nat f- . x - .H ,, on O 3 . -j , Af .I X ' . L an u A 3, . 3 . X . 1 ' 5 a . . h .-. 1 - . X . .- 5 w 3 1 i C c ' 41 9 in i,'! 'Q' 'Z 3 A 1 't 5. xx I 1 a NT . 1.4 1 iifhll-Q f..-r ul ' T .- a ' ' if. ,lx fx , :if if-' , .aff-233. adm-u. 2 , . i. .V Lk' i v :Z A .J .xg I h. ., I 1 1 A, X , 1 lx uri . J 4' . Q X ' 1 ' --.' We V' Q 1.6 ff- .' - I Y :A 4 L Q, ' gigs 1-di r i nr' - . ' , ,. f '1-!L ' r an , K MVN 7k 'K 1 w --..,.f14,n . -I 4. I . 15 . ., YG. ' , I ik , . -Yfewr Q fi. .L Richardson, Glen Woodmansee, Edward Alm, Caralfon Jones, J. V. Vaughan, Franlrlin Woolard, Donald Boles, Billy Newsome, Pai' Herron, George Robinson, Sam Soule, Ben- ny English, Ann Brown, Ray Parker, Wilson Thompson, Duncan Sfewarf, Joe Goodwin, John Bradshaw, Douglas Gancml' Banc! ABOUT EIGHT-THIRTY . . . on any morn- ing you have probably heard fhe rhyfhmical sfrains of music coming from eifher fhe afhlefic field or The band room, depending on fhe season of fhe year. This is 'rhe renowned l-lampfon High School Band. Under fhe very capable direcfion of Mrs. Anna Lee l-life Van Buren, fhe Marching Band performed and played for every home fool'- ball game, and fhe Concerf Band enferfained wifh many fine concerfs fhroughouf The spring. MRS. ANNA LEE HITE VAN BUREN . . . our band di- recfor. Sfevens, Billy Blounf, Randy Wesf, Buddy DeRyder, Richard Pingley, Fred Harfman, Billy Holf, Mach Wells, Shirley Terrell, Jimmy Golden, Jane Perlman, Bobby Tesf, Bob Smifh, Bill Colonna, Charles Kegley, Roberf Wrighf, Bar- bara Rogers. MEMBERS . . . ROW I . . . Francis Albers, Mary Louise Slriclrlancl, Shirley Kemp, lreasurer . . . Lynn Holliday, firsl' lerm president . . . Jan Hogge, vice-presidenl . . . Grace Wells, secrefary . . . Rila Engleburf, Faye Polloclr, Shirley Burke . . . ROW 2 . . . Claire Pinkerlon, Evelyn Clemens, Marion Lalshaw, Shirley Reese, Joyce Wunder, Jaclcie Curlee, Marlha Joyner, Nancy Rowe, Barbara Williams. Anne Overman . . . ROW 3 . . . Palsy Boggs. Mary Alice Regier, Palsy Diggs, Jean Carler, Mary Ellen Felias, Mar- lene Mauro, Gwen Pingley, Carolyn Bovey, Margarel' Lee, Mrs. Ruggles . . . ROW 4 . . . Sylvia Smilh, Barbara Selby, Sylvia Thomas, Jane Powell, Margarel AlcoH, Sue Rowe . . . ROW 5 . . . Boolsie Morris, Mariorie Harris, Peggy Baldwin, Joyce Forbes . . . second semesler presi- denl. Sluclmz' 14 ' STUDENT ASSISTANTS . . . an organizalion open io any Junior or Senior girls who meer 'Ihe requiremenls in scholarship, cilizenship, appear- ance and general willingness 'ro work during free IN MRS. RUGGLES OFFICE . . . sludenl' assislanl iobs include filing, checking and phoning absenfeas. periods in lhe library, lhe High School offices and lhe Counciling Room . . . sponsored by Mrs. Harold L. Ruggles, Dean ol Girls. IN THE LIBRARY . . . library assisfanls pul away boolrs. ........ ,, OFFICERS . . . Bob Burriss, Marjorie Harris, Sue Rowe, Jan Hogge . . . and Mr. DeMayo. Naiianal MEMBERS . . . Faye Polloch, Bob Burriss, Jan Hogge, Albers Marjorie Harris, Sue Rowe, Anne Overman, Fran . . . ROW 2 . . . Mary Alice Regier, Tommy Thompson, ug l 5 fra NATIONAL Tl-IESPIANS . . . Jrroupe No. 300 charlered in l935 . . . highesl dramalic honor fhal a sludenl can aHain in high school . . . . . h group malce annual Trip lo New Yorlc Cnly eac June lo see lhe la'res'r play on Broadway . . . spon sorecl lhis year by Mr. C. P. Delvlayo. A H Hunf Frank Edgar, Mr. C. P. Shirley Kemp, nne e , DeMayo ROW 3 . . . Marie Carina, Nannelle Anlo T h n. nelli, Eldreii.Hendricks, Jane Johnson, Sheila uc me 2, . MEMBERS . . . ROW I . . . Peggy Lawson, Ann Milchell, Marlene Mauro, Barbara Ball, Joyce Wunder, Carolyn Haywood, Shirley Kemp, Anne Overman, Fran Albers, Faye Pollock, Joyce Garrell, Ga-il Williams, Judy Twy- ford . . . ROW 2 . . ,Lee Holmes, Alix Hawkins, Pal Wil- liams, Jackie Curlee, Marie Carina, Mariorie Harris, Belly Hearn, Vicky Beddoas, Joan Wooclall, Jo Ann Waller, Connie Sanders, Mary Louise Slrickland, Frank Edgar . . . ROW 3 . . . Marlin Damsky, Kalhryn Regier, Shirley Reese, Evelyn Clemens, Belly Marple, Sue Rowe, Bally Yancy, Jan Hogge. Jane Johnson, Mary Alice Regier, Jane Saunders, Sylvia Smilh, Annelle Hunl, Bob Burriss . . . ROW 4 . . . Elclrecl Hendricks, Kenny McDonald, Tommy Thompson, Carolyn Charles, Dollie Byers, Rhonda Derring, Nannelle Anlonelli, Palsy Manual, June Thompson, Sheila Tuchman, Sue Goldslein, Lois Lamlaerl, Peggy Baldwin, Harry Mesic. ' fbfaamwfioi glad GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB . . . founded April l5, I932, by Mrs. Kalh- ryn Pace Cameron, Mrs. Margarel Pal- riclc Wood, and Mr. R. E. T. Lewis . . . name derived from David Garriclc, famous English aclor of lhe I8lh Cen- lury . . . each year lhe club sponsors lhree rnaior dramalic produclions . . . sponsored lhis year by Mr. C. P. De- Mayo. OFFICERS . . . wilh Mr. DeMayo . . . Shirley Kemp, Anne Overman, and Carolyn Haywood. .g f' ,EQ v 1 A .Q .6 L . Q . ...s 'sf A Ii' '-2 is 5? Eldred crouches . . . lRlGl-lTl Tex spealrs. Shelia pleads . . . Anneife weeps. SCENES FROM THE SHOW-OFF . . . fall pro duclion of fha Garriclr Drarnafics Club. sl 5 Clara ...... 7fze Sfzaw-UM 'L :L-N Q Af. Uh' A. ,fa ,fl 1 0 ' 'W' 6 'z nz. . 3.5 . , r -C 3 +4 ' Si 1 . I Mrs. Fisher . Amy.. .,..,.. Frank Hyland Mr. Fisher .. Joe ......A. Aubrey Piper Mr. Gill ...... . Mr. Rogers . The Show-Off, himself. . ............. June Thompson .Shelia Tuchman ...Annelle l-lunl' Elmer Lefchworfh Eldred Hendricks ....l-larry Mesic . . .Tex Burleson ...Francis Sheild . . . . .Bob Burriss pi! V ,J n 'af 1 P' il ,J as 3.1 2 X X 'S i f Q Qi lx '2 f 9 ,Q wL erm-I 4,37-Q X X X X X X 41 qi!!-fifwv -Q.. Zeal xsBIGE N H11 E l95l CRABBERS . . . ROW I . . . Doug Royals, Wilbur Covingfon, Bill Smifh, Bill Harrison, Lloyd Hicks and Hendricks . . . co-capTains . . . Jack Boone, Jack Don Fifzgerald, Hugh Milieer . . . ROW 2 . . . Lynn, Keifh Jenkins, Bob EllioT, Francis Shaild, O'DeIl, Ed Dickenson, Glyn Copeland, Bill Sanders, Miller, Kenny Seals . . . ROW 3 . . Jerry Harden, my Carier, Spencer Blanks, Lewis Allen, Marvin Rudy Hall, Gray Jerry Leon Tom- Niiso, Jimmy Wilson, Kenny Tappan, Henry Vansani, Billy Blanks The sporTswriTers laughed aT The green boys from HampTon and noTed how The mighTy had fallen, buT There was a wriTing in The sky ThaT nighT over The hills of Lynchburg ThaT Told of Things To come. The Crabbers wenT on To rise from The ranks of The losT wiTh This enviable rec- ord oT only one loss during The enTire season. RED AND WHITE plunge Through The Teo Jay line af Richmond for a short gain. . . . ROW 4 . . . Billy Malcom, Randy Wesf, Leon Sher- man, Bob Smiih, Eddie Williams, Willard Owens, Jody SmiTh, Larry Stowe, Billy Kyle . . . ROW 5 . . . James Taylor, Morris Church, Earl Tyndall. Tony Long, Jimmy League, Eddie Bowers, Ronnie Grimn, Kelly Jones . . . ROW 6 . . . Joe STickle, J. V. Vaughan, Tommy Kanoy, James Esies, Jack ATwell, Charles Mendell, Jimmy Odell, Frank Anfhony . . . ROW 7 . . . Coaches Thomas, Eason and Anasiasio. 5-Q W 5 vs- -Q mga: at is in -1 1 x ,N , R 1 U I ,. X fi OQQHQ- ,xi 1 , 'x X. -., .- 8 I' 'in F Ls, X, PQ' and , 'qv ' 5'-1 I' by it a n 3 1 'lx .raffxw cv ,L,.-' 9 ., wibli A I, Iliiykqy 9238, f 'frfagif xl Q .Q 1,4 MQ' Qi 3 :am W' Q, Lees Ko if-be 5 E. C. Glass .... Benedecrine . Maury .... Danville .,... Thomas Jefferson John Marshall ., Andrew Lewis .. Warwiclc ...... Newporl News . 44 27,0 I xo., 4 Q . 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'1 V+ K 5 2. 5 151 , L ' ' 'rin' U uf' ' 1 5 L 'Q A T Y 1 ia 6 ' , - Q ' J v I 1 .M 0 1 Bukdiell Cradock ..... Soufh Norfolk Norview .... Warwick . . . Granby ..... Maury ...... Soufh Norfolk Newporf News here ....... ....+here . . .... 'there ....+here . .... lhere here ....... here. . here ....... Norview .... Wilson ....... Granby ....... Norfolk Calholic Maury ........ Wilson ........ Warwick ...... Norfolk Calholic Newporl News . here. here. rhere here. 'rhere 'rhere here. fhere 'fhere BIG RED . . . Jimmy Wiles, Gilberi Walfon, Jim Bowan . . . capfain . . . Joey La renco Johnny Becouvarakis . . . lsfandingj Coach Thomas, Bobby Ruiledgo, Bob Lesfer, Bill Sanders Tommy Kanoy Tommy Luckam. I af Q Pi 'ra M,'-f 4 4 li --4-5--f,', '.4.M.w, , ' Cradock ....... ..... Soulh Norfolk .. Norview ....... Granby ..... Maury ........ Soufh Norfolk .. Newporf News . Norview ...... Wilson ....... Granby ............... Norfolk Cafholic Maury ........ Wilson ........ Warwick ...... Norfolk Calholic Newporr News . here 'rhere 'rhere lhere H.H.S. ,......39 .....,3O ......36 ......35 here ....... 43 here .....,. 48 here here here .......24 .......48 .......47 here ....... 48 here 'there fhere .. .... 5I ......43 ......45 here ....... 59 fhere There ......42 ......42 Jump! LITTLE RED . . . George Wynne, co-capiain . . . Norman Adams, Ronald Griffn Ronald Weber Oiis Forrest, David Welion, Allison Jones, David Funk, Berfus Mafihews, Dick Blanchard co cepia n . . . Bobby Lee . . . and Coach Anadasio. , ig, ,f E Y 'Q 3 FULL O' FEP . . . JoAnn Rogers, Connes Sanders, Norma Willis, Jean Carfer, Pafsy Diggs . . Beffy Davis Mar . , y Alice Regier, Ellen Speegle, Paf Calloway, Rifa Engle bu f . . . d r an Mary Ellen Felras. 1 CHEERLEADERS . . . sponsored by Miss l-lenrieffa Lanier . . . led by a capable head cheerleader, Mary Ellen Felcas . . . supporfed fhe feams in fine fashion . . .added color and excife- menf fo foofball and baslcefball games . . . helped sfress fhe imporfance of good sporfsmansfmip. OUR FAVORITE YELL . . . ls fha Coach all rigl1f7 Yeah menl ls fhe foam all righf7 Yeah manl Well, if flue Coaclfs all righf . . . And fhe feam's all righf . . . Come on, sfudenfs . . . Lef's yell all nighf! Gam' Maillnew Whaley Sf. Vinceni' .... MaHl'1ew Wlnaley Buclcroe Plumbers Buckroe Plumbers B l-l.l-l.S. ....25 2I ....23 38 ....I4 23 ...37 I7 ...44 34- LY ! ,,,,........,.-r CRABBERETTES . . . Beffy Pafe, Belly Fields, Ida Walion and Barbara Freeman, co-capfains . . . Joan Sfora, Alice Mafthews, Donnie Wood . . . ISTANDINGI Miss Allen, Billie Wheless, Jacirie Yarborough, Joan Gibson, Jane Johnson, Judy Twyford, and Marion Lafshaw. Q u ra- M Q4 X HIGH P, If if HIGH ON THE TEAM . . . Francis Wiggle, Alan Smith, Richard Kurfz, Lee Hoimes, Kenny McDonald, Couriney Jones, Bob Claris, and Ronnie Darnell . . . Mr. E. R. Szeiele, coach, noi shown. ' Swishi w 'sm emu Goan Newpori News ................... flow score wins, Siafo A.A.U. af U. of Richmond .... lsecond oui of sixl Newpori News .................. U. of Richmond Freshman ......... Siaie High Meef af U. of Richmond. lsecond ouf of five, Does it hurf much. Lee? H.H.s. .4lV, ISV, .67 A37 I8 .lb 45 .41 rvli' I-I, M193 flag QQ, 'G' xg Y ., H is Q51 Q6 V 'f 1 ,7 gxsafq T- ' ?x Y 4 ' -5 ' ,X '- if' Qin' fi' . , ' M m i y 3 1 pf is VV ROW I: ll. io nl Bill Harrison, Leon Miller, Earl Tyndall, Charles Wilson, Ray Baker, Buddy DeRyder Coach Jimmy Priode, Johnny Becouvarakis, Tommy Kanoy, Joey Anasiasio, Kenny Tappen, Bobby Drewery Oh: Forresi Lawrence, Charles Cooper, Jack Afwell, Bob Hibarger, Bobby Lewis, Herman Brown. Jim O'Dell. ROW 2: Emedio Lupino, Wayland Nunn, '7awk Thaf's our hack ieem7l!?!l Cradock ...... ...... h ere Newporf News .. ,,.,.. ihere Warwick ..... ,... h ere Newpori News ., .... here Craclock ..... .... 1 here Warwick ......... .... i here Newporf News .,.. .... 1 here Cradock ,....... ,... f hero Warwick . . . ,..... .... h ere CAPTAIN: Ronnie Long COACHES: E. R. Szeiela and John Thomas John Marshall, Richmond Newporl News I .D Q Warwick an H 1 me ' A 6 Sfale Meer Tidewaier Mae? Easfern Dislricl Meef Surprised, Ronnie? On your mark - - - .u 1 4' ,,,,..,3csf A I. CONNEE SANDERS . . . our prelfy liHle Bas- kelball Queen of I952, crowned . . . and kissed . . . by Mr. Thorpe . . . 5. MARY ELLEN FEKAS . . . cuie head cheerleader . . . ef- licienl' secrefary of bolh 'lhe Senior Class and ihe SCA . . . a busy, 'friendly gal. 3. CAMERA KIDS . . . Charles and Marhn yearbook sfeff phologrephers . . . fhe light of a flash scene . . . 4. VENCIE KILPATRICK . . . familiar sighf wifh Speed Gra- phic in hand . . . credif her wiih mosf of ihe line piclures in fhis bool: . . . pardon fha often seen n . . . snapping fhe HHS '14 pun, buf . . . we Lieca . . . and wanf io say fhanks . . . pea we ll 2. OUR J.V. CHEERLEADERS . . . Sallie O'Malley, Audrey Powell, Beverly Boaz, Margarel Rulledge, head cheerleader . . . Grace Cumming, and Palsy Mills . . . six lillle :licks of dynamile . . . -...J.- neun I 12311332 ainu .frxkl The end of lhe school year draws near and lhe lime for receiving our diplomas and saying good-bye lo l-lamplon l-ligh School will soon be wilh us. I+ is hoped rhal lhe years lo come will be brighlened by Jrhe many memories recalled in Jrhis rec- ord of our senior year, I952. 1 gh --fm ' E 1 ,4- aaculliq .Zhao Miss Frances Lucyle Allen B.S. Longwood College Instructor in Health and Physical Education Mr. Michael J. Anastasio B.A. University ot Richmond Instructor in Health and Physical Education Coach ot Baseball Mrs. Margaret Farrar Baab B.S. Longwood College Instructor in English Mr. James Pitkin Bailey Mrs. M iss Mrs. B.A. Randolph-Macon College Instructor in Mathematics Helen Baird B.A. Otterbein College. Ohio Graduate Work, Ohio State University Instructor in Mathematics, First Semester Elizabeth Harwood Boyenton B.A. College ot William and Mary M.E. Rutgers University Head ot English Department Ann Askew Brinkley Graduate ot Hampton High School Secretary Mr. Roderick J. Britton B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute A.M. College of William and Mary Director ot Instruction in Hampton, Phoebus, and Elizabeth City County Sch Mr. Earle Roderick Buttington A.B. Marshall College Mr. James M. Eason B.A. College ot William and Mary Graduate Work-University of North Carolina Heed Football Coach Director ot Athletics Mr. Robert H. Fairfield B.A. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Instructor in Mechanical Drawing, First Semester Miss Evelyn Rachel Gentle B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Librarian Mr. Richard H. Gibson, Jr. B.S. Oswego State Teachers College Graduate Work--Virginia Polytechnic Institute Instructor in Industrial Arts Mrs. Jewel H. Gottigon B.S. Mary Washington College Head ot Commercial Department Mr. Edward C. Grimmer E.E. University ot Virginia B.S. College ot William and Mary M.A. Columbia University Assistant Principal Miss Nell Stanley Gude B.A. Trinity College M.A. Fordham University instructor in English Miss Elizabeth Ham ools A.B. lndiana University M.A. Columbia University Head ot Spanish Department Head of Distributive Education. Second Semester Mr. Sam Hileman B.A. University ot Virginia Miss Kathryn Virginia Bully Instructor in English. First Semester B.S. Longwood College Head of the Science Department Mr. Elbert Lee Carr B.A. College ot William and Mary Instructor in English Mrs. Jean Woolwine Clitt B.S. Mary Washington College Instructor in Shorthand, Typing, and Bookkeeping Miss Mary Elizabeth Clynes B.A. University of Kentucky M.A. Columbia University Head ot Art Department Mr. C. Peter DeMayo B.S. University of Missouri Instructor in English, Speech and Dramatics Mrs. Helen Honeycutt B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Head of Home Economics Department Mrs. Doris Hutton B.Mus.Ed. Shenandoah Conservatory ot Music Westminister Choir College Christiansen Choral School Instructor in Vocal Music Mrs. Selena Jacobson Madison College B.S. Richmond Professional institute Head ot Distributive Education. First Semester Miss Elsie Gay Lane B.A. College of William and Mary Graduate Work-College ot William and Mary instructor in History aacullq 20560 Miss Henrietta R. Lanier B.S. Madison College lnsirucfor in Heallh and Physical Educafion Mr. C. Alfon Lindsay B.S. College of William and Mary M.A. Universify of Virginia Superiniendeni of Schools Mr. Lulher W. Machen Bliss Elecfrical School Graduafe Work-Virginia Polyiechnic lnsiiiuie Pennsylvania Siaie College Exfension Work-William and Mary, Universify ol Virginia Direcfor of Vocaiionel and Aduli Educalion Mr. H. R. Mahler A.B. Washinglon and Lee Universiiy M.A. Columbia University Insfrucior in Maihemaiics Miss Mary Lee Oliver B.S. Mary Washingfon College lnslruclor in Biology and Maihemaiics Mrs. Keihryn Parrish B.S. Universiiy of Virginia Head of Maihemaiics Deparfmenf Miss Annie Louise Paiierson B.A. Mary Washingfon College Head of Lafin Deparimenl' Mr. Plarl' A. Pearsall B.S. Virginia Polyiechnic lnsiiiuie M.S. Universiiy of Maine lnsfrucior in Physics Mr. Joseph Robbins B.S. Easi' Tennessee Sfafe Teachers College lnsirucior in Vocaiional Eleciriciiy, Firsi Semesier Miss Hawsie M. Rowe B.A. College of William and Mary Graduafe Work-Walze Foresi College Exiension Work--Universiiy of Virginia, William and Mary lnslrucior in English Mrs. Harold L. Ruggles Conneciicuf Sfaie Teachers College Dean of Girls Mr. Russell Ruggles B.S. Virginia Polyiechnic lnsliiuie lnsirucfor in Mechanical Engineering, Firsi Semesier Mr. Junny D. Smifh B.S. in Business Adminisiraiion, High Poinl College Graduaie Work-William and Mary lnsiruclor in Social Sludies. Hisiory, and Geography Miss Mabel Elinbeih Spralley B.S. Longwood College M.A. College of William and Mary Head of Social Siudies Deparfmeni Mr. Edward R. Sxelele B.A. Universify of Massachusefis A.M. Cornell Universily Graduafe Worl:-Clark Universify Cross Couniry Coach lnsirucior in Hisfory Mrs. Louise C. Waison A.B. Randolph-Macon College Insfrucior in English Mr. John L. Thomas BA. Universify of Richmond lnsirucior in Healfh and Physical Educafion Coach of Baskefball Mrs. Peggy P. Thomas B.S. College of William and Mary Graduafe Worlc-William and Mary lnsirucfor in Chemisiry Mr. H. Wilson Thorpe A.B. College of William and Mary M.A. Universify of Virginia Principal Mr. C. E. Topping B.A. College of William and Mary Graduafe Work-Universiiy of Virginia Head of French Deparimenf Mrs. Anna Lee Hire Van Buren B.Mus.Ed. Shenandoah Conservafory of Music lnsirucfor in Insirumenial Music Mrs. Rulh B. Wallio B.S. Florida Sfaie College for Women Insfrucfor in Shorfhand and Ofiice Practice Miss E+hlyn Wesl' B.S. Mary Washingion College lnsirucior in Shorihand and Boolzlzeeping Mrs. Cafherine Spencer Wilson B.S. Florida Souihern College Graduaie Work-William and Mary Insirucior in Biology and Chemisiry Mrs. June V. Yeahs A.B. Wesiern Keniuclcy Sfaie College lnsirucior in Hisfory Miss Beverly Youngs B.A. Mary Washingion College lnsfrucior in Mafhemafics 8 . I S . . Frances Belle Albers National Honor Society '5l-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52g J.V. Cheerleader '50-'5l: Krabba Statt '52: Senior Announcement Committee Chairman '5l-'52: Krabba Highlight '5l-'52: Garrick Dramatic Club '49-'52: Statts ot: Jane Eyre, What A Lite, l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Din- ner, My Sister Eileen, The Showott : National Thespians '52: Girls' Baslretball Team '49-'50. Margaret Vexper Alcott Girls' Chorus '49-'52g Concert Choir '50-'5l: A Cap- pella Choir '5l-'52: Student Assistant '5l-'52: Red Cross Representative '5O7 Business Statt ot: Jane Eyre. l Remember Maman: Statt ot Krabba High- light '50: National Honor Society '5l-'52. Stanley F. Anderson Frances Lorraine Anthony S.C.A. Representative '49-'50: Statt ot: Jane Eyre g Journalism Class '5l-'52: Society Editor and Exchange Editor: Hall ot Fame '52. Melba Aycock F.H.A. Club '49-'52: D.E. Club '5l-'52: S.C.A. Repre' sentative. Berndt Gustav Baath Violet Louise Baler Wiley Edward Balmer Football '48-'5O: Varsity Club '48-'5l: Baseball '50-'5l. Peggy Baldwin Garriclcs Dramatics Club '50-'52: Statts ot: l Re- member Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen : Student Assistant '50-'52: Krabba Stott '5I-'52, Editor-in-Chief '5l-'52. Barbara Dale Ball Krabba Highlight '49-'52: Garriclcs Dramatics Club '50-'52: Statts ot: l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen. Barbara Barnett S.C.A. Representative '49-'50: Homeroom Secretary '49-'5O: Homeroom President '50-'5l: Red Cross Rep- resentative '50-'5lg Garriclrs Dramatics Club '5l-'52: F.H.A. Club '5l-'52: Concert Choir 'Sl-'52. Beverly Kay Bartlett Hi C Club '5l-'52: F.H.A. Club '49-'50. Robert S. Baumgardner Johnny Becouvarahis Key Club '50-'52g Vice-President Sophomore Class '49-'5O: S.C.A. Representative '49-'50: Vice-President ot S.C.A. '5l-'52: Vice-President Senior Class '52: Varsity Baslcetball 'SO-'52: Varsity Baseball '50-'52. Dorothy Marie Beggerly Robert Lane Binda Boys' Chorus 'SO' Concert Choir '50. Richard Eugene Blanchard Baslzetball 'Sl-'52. Fredrick Laton Board S.C.A. Representative '49-'5O: Cast ot Happy Jour- ney : Representative at Red Cross Convention '49g Circulation Manager ot Krabba Highlight '49-'52. Patricia Ann Bocas Concert and Marchino Bands '49-'52: Gerriclcs Draf matics Club '50-'52: Stntts ot: l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen g Student Assistant '5l-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Workshop Band '52: Krabba Highlight '50-'5l. Donald Lee Boles Marchinn Band '49-'5l: Concert Band '5l-'52: Bas- lretball '49-'5l. Jack Boone Football '48-'5l: Co-Captain '50: S.C.A. Representa- tive '48-'49g Varsity Club '48-'52. Carolyn Bovey S.C.A. '49-'507 Music Committee '49-'52, Chairman '50-'5I: Concert Choir '49-'50, Accompanist '50-'52: A Cappella Choir '50-'52: National Honor Society '5l 52g Student Assistant '50-'S2: Girls' State '5l: Chairman Refreshment Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom '5l: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Statt ot The Man Who Came To Dinner : Co-Chairman Music Committee, Senior Assembly '52: Hall ot Fame '52. James Harwell Bowen Vice-President ot the S.C.A. '50-'5I: A Cappella Choir '50-'Sig Boys' Chorus '48-'50: Basketball '48-'52. Captain 'Sl-'521 Baseball Team '49-'5O: Hall ot Fame '52. Arinthia Ann Bradshaw Student Assistant '5l-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Typist tor Krabba 'Sl-'52. Audrey Marie Brennan National Honor Society '5l-'52: Marching Band '494'52g Concert Band '49-'52g Spring Festival '50. William Chapman Britton National Honor Society 'Sl-'52. Herman Brown, Jr. Baseball Manager '49: Red Cross Representative '5l: Varsity Club '52. Ruth Anne Bruce Girls' Chorus '50. Donald Stanley Burge Shirley Burke Student Assistant '5l-'52: S.C.A. Representative '5l-'52: Feature Editor, Krabba Highlight Statt '5l-'52: Journalism '50-'52. Clyde Burleson S.C.A. Representative: Assembly Shows: Cast ot The Showott g Slave Auctioneer: Red Cross Repre- sentative: Orientation Program: Hall ot Fame '52. Robert Burriss, Jr. Concert Choir '49-'50: Boys' Chorus '49-'52: A Cap- pella Choir '50-'52g Garriclc Dramatics Club '50-'52: National Thespians, Treasurer '5l-'52: Cast ot l Re- member Mama : Stage Manager ot The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen : Student Direc- tor ot The Showotl : District One Act Play Contest '5O: Key Club '50-'5l: Orientation Program 'SOI Na- tional Honor Society '50-'5l: Hall ot Fame '52. Rosa Allen Burrus Journalism '5l-'52: Krabba Highlight Statt '5l-'52: Concert Choir '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: A Cap- pella Choir '52. Patricia Jacqueline Calloway Hall ot Fame '52g Varsity Cheerleader '5l-'52: Head Jr. Varsity Cheerleader '50-'Sli Girls' Basketball '49-'50: Garriclc Dramatics Club '49.'52: National Thespians '52: Marching Band '49-'50: Concert Band '49-'52: Student Assistant '5l-'52: S.C.A. '52. Doris Marie Carli Transferred from St. Mary's School in '5O: National Honor Society '52. Marie Bernadette Carina National Honor Society '5l-'52: Garriclc Dramatics Club '50-'52: Statts ot: Jane Eyre, l Remember Mama, The Showottf' Elvin Carpenter D.E. Clubi: Art Statt, Krabba '52. John Randolph Carr, Jr. Hall of Fame '52g Concert Band '49-'50: Marching Band '49-'50: Key Club '50-'5I: Sophomore Class President: S.C.A. Representative '50-'5l: S.C.A. President '5l-'52: Jr. Varsity Basketball '49-'50: Var- sity Basketball '50-'5I. Ann Carter Katie Jean Carter Cheerleader '50-'527 Marching Band '49-'5I: Concert Band '49-'5I: Dance Band '50-'5I: Student Assistant '5l-'52p National Honor Society '5I-'52: Newspaper Statt 'Sl-'527 Hall ot Fame '52. Robert G. Clark Key Club '50-'52g Vice-President '52: Concert Band '50-'5I: Marching Band '50-'52: S.C.A. Chaplain 'SI-'52: J.V. Basketball '50-'SI : Crosscountry '52: Track '52Z Hall of Fame '52. Evelyn Clemens Student Assistant '50-'52q Krabba Highlight '50-'5l: Junior Red Cross Representative 'Sl-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'5l: Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staffs ot: The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen, l Remember Mama : National Honor Society 'Sl-'52. Doris Frances Clontz National Honor Society. Richard Alonza Colonna William H. Colonna, Jr. Marching Band '50-'52: Concert Band '50-'52: Key Club '50-'52: Secretary '5I-'52: A Cappella Choir '50-'52, Vice-President '5I-'52g Science Club '4-9: Con- cert Choir '49-'50: S.C.A. Representative '49: Boys' Chorus '49-'52: Stott ot The Man Who Came To Dinner. Cast and Statt ot My Sister Eileen. Wilbur Thomas Covington Football '49-'5lg Krabba Highlight '49: Band '50-'52. Roy Franklyn Cowley Basketball '49-'52: Track '50: Concert Choir '4-9. Jackie Curlee A Cappella Choir '5l-'52: Concert Choir '50-'5I: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Alternate Cheerleader 'Sl-'52: S.C.A. Representative '49-'Sli Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Statts ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Jane Eyre, I Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner : Orientation Program '50: Krabba Stott '5l-'52: Student Assistant 'SI-'52. Martin Damsky' Krabba Highlight '49-'50: Photographer '5l-'52: Red Cross '50-'5lg Cast and Staff ot The Man Who Came To Dinner g Garrick Dramatics Club '5l-'52: S.C.A. 'Sl-'52: Chairman ot Publicity Committee ot S.C.A. '5l-'52: Honor Society '5l-'52: Key Club 'SI-'52, Elizabeth Anne Davis Krabba Highlight '49-'5I: Society Editor '50: Statt of Jayne Eyre, My Sister Eileen : Red Cross Repre- sentative '49-'50: S.C.A. Representative '50-'52: Dance Committee tor Jr.-Sr. Prom '5l: Cheerleader '50-'52: Hall ot Fame '52, John Louis Davis ll S.C.A. '49-'52: Key Club '50-'S2g Track '50-'52, Track Manager '5l: President National Honor Society '5I-'52: Vice-President Junior Class. Shirley Virginia Davis Tamara Fay Decker Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'527 Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Pageant Chorus '49 5l: All State Choir '49-'50: Stott of Jane Eyre. Nancy Patrice Diggs S.C.A. Representative '49-'S2: Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52, Secretary 'Sl-'52: National Thespians '52: Ne- tional Honor Society '5l-'52: Cheerleader '5l-'523 Staffs ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Jane Eyre, The Man Who Come To Dinner, I Remem- ber Mama, The Showoff, My Sister Eileen g Girls' Chorus '49: Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorations Commit- tee '5Ig Sr. Class Decorations Committee 'S2g Student Assistant '5I-'52. Frank Alwin Edgar ' Football '48: Basketball '48-'5l: S.C.A. '48-'52: Na- tional Thespians '49-'52: Varsity Club President '50-'52: Garricks Dramatics Club '49-'52: Statt of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay : Track '49-'5I: Hall ot Fame '52. Frederick Edwards Key Club '5l-'52. Walter Edward Eggleston Key Club '5l-'52: Track '50-'5l: Boys' Chorus '49-'50: Concert Choir '49-'50. Rita Engleburt Spring Festival '50: Jr. Varsity Cheerleader '50-'5l: Varsity Cheerleader 'Sl-'52: Decoration Committee, Junior Class '5l: Student Assistant '50-'52: S.C.A. Representative '5I-'52: Chairman Decoration Com- mittee, Sr. Class '52: National Honor Society 'SI-'52. Sherwood Lea Evans Donald Everett Krabba Highlight Staff: D.E. Club '50-'5l. Mary Ellen Fekas Secretary Junior Class: Cheerleader '50-'5l. Head Cheerleader 'SI-'52: Staffs ot l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner : Secretary ot Senior Class: Krabba Highlight Staff '5l-'52: Krabba Statl '52g Student Assistant '5I-'52: Hall ot Fame '52. Rachel Ann Fischer Nancy Marguerite Fisher Hugh Donald Fitzgerald Football '49-'5I: S.C.A. Representative '4-8: Audio- graphic Stott '50. Shirley Ann Fond Girls' Chorus '50: Spring Festival '5O. Joyce Ann Forbes Clarice Jean Forrest A Cappella Choir 'Sl-'52: Concert Choir '50-'5l: Statt ot Jane Eyre, The Man Who Came To Din- ner : Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Y.O.B. Club, Secretary- Treasurer 5l. Betty Alma Freeman Basketball '49-'5l. Charles Whittield Gabler Virginia Lou Fuller Spring Festival '50: Girls' Chorus '49-'50g National Honor Society '5I-'52: Krabba Highlight Statt '5l-'52. Betty Lee Gammell Clair Roberts Gay Joan Gibson Basketball '49-'52: Hall of Fame '52. Henry Goodson. Jr. Marching Band '49-'52: Concert Band '49-'52: Con- cert Choir 'Sl-'52: A Cappella Choir 'Sl-'52: Boys' Chorus '50-'52. John Bryan Hall, Jr. - Football '48-'5l: Baseball '50 Sl : Varsity Club '48-'5I, Treasurer '49-'50. Mary Dale Gravatt National Honor Society 'Sl-'52: Concert Choir '50-'S2: Girls' Chorus '49-'5l: Pageant Chorus '49-'50: Stott ot Jane Eyre, l Remember Mama. .rv-..,.!.,.,.-Y - -- -- ...-.,,-r-- - .1-?, Walter Hopkins Graham Key Club 'Sl-'52: Basketball Manager '5I-'52: Track Manager '50-'5l: Cross Country Team '5l: J.V. Foot- ball '50- 5l: Proiectionists Statt '49-'52g Junior- Senior Prom Committee '5l: Junior Class Representative '50-'5l. Robert Leon Hall Audiographic Staff '50-'52. Dolores Ann Harmon Concert Choir 'Sl-'523 Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Hi C Club '5I-'52. Mariorie Mae Harris Concert Choir '49-'5l: Hall ot Fame '52: A Cap- pella Choir 'Sl-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: S.C.A. Representative '50-'5l: S.C.A. Music Committee '49-'52: S.C.A. Publicity Committee '50-'5l: Gar- rick Dramatics Club '50-'52g National Thespians '50-'52g Vice-President '5l-'52: Statt ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. My Sister Eileen, Cast and Statt ot l Remember Mama. Jane Eyre. Staff ot The Man Who Came To Dinner : Cast ot Jane Eyre tor District and State Contest: Orienta- tion Committee '5l: Krabba Highlight '50-'5l: Stu- dent Assistant 'SI-'52: Junior Assembly Committee '5l: National Honor Society '5I-'52. Ashley Blair Harrison James Sheridan Harvey Catherine Louise Hawkins Girls' Chorus '50: Spring Festival '50: National Honor Society 'SI-52: F.H.A. Club '52. Carolyn Haywood Garricl: Dramatics Club '50-'52. Treasurer '50-'52: Refreshment Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom '5l: Krabba Staff 'Sl-'52: Red Cross Representative 'Sl-'52: S.C.A. Representative '49. Ruth Elizabeth Haywood Betty Page Hearn Garrick Dramatics Club '5l-'52: Staffs ot Jane Eyre. The Man Who Came To Dinner, l Remember Mama : Concert Choir '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Spring Festival '50: Junior Red Cross Representa- tive '49-'50. Rudolph Hendricks . Football '49-'5I, Co-Captain '5l: Baseball '50-'5l. Co- Captain '5l: S.C.A. Representative '4-85 Mixed Chorus '49: Varsity Club '48-'52. Vice-President '5l-'52. Lloyd Hicks Krabba Statt '49-'52: Key Club '49-'5l: Football '48-'5l, Co-Captain '5l: Track '48-'5l. Co-Captain '50-'5l: A Cappella Choir '49-'5l: Boys' Chorus '49: Concert Choir '49: Concert Band '48-'5l: Dance Band '50: All State Band '49-'50: Varsity Club '48-'5l: Hall ot Fame '52. Herbert Gray Hobbs Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'52. Secretary-Treasurer '50-'5l: Boys' Quartet 'SO-'52g S.C.A. Representative 49-'50: Chaplain '50-'5l: Boys' State '50-'5l, Lt. Governor '5l: Key Club '50-'52. President '5l-'52, District Lt. Governor: President, Junior Class: President, Senior Class: Hall ot Fame '52. Jack Hendricks D.E. Club '5l-'52. Robert Wayne Hibarger Red Cross Representative 'Sl-'52: Baseball '50-'52: J.V. Football '50: S.C.A. Representative '49. John L. Hobqood . S.C.A. Representative '49-'50: Red Cross Representa- ,,- --- -...--Y . ..v' - ,----.,w v ... -.H 1- . --. ..- Waltar D. Hoffman, Jr. Boys' Chorus '5l: Junior Red Cross Representative '5l-'52. Virginia Anne Hogge Har S.C.A. '49-'50: Student Assistant. Vice-President '5I. President '52: Concert Choir '50-'5l: A Cappella Choir '52g Girls' Chorus '50-'52: National Honor So- ciety '5l-'52g Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'5l: National Thespians '5l-'52, Secretary 'Sl-'52: Statifs ot The Man Who Came To Dinner. My Sister Eileen, The Showottng Cast at l Remember Maman: Chairman Jr. Assembly Committee, Girls' State '5l: Senior As- sembly '52. ry Nelson Holland Audiographic Staff. Lynn Holliday Lee S.C.A. '49, '5l-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'52g Student As- sistant '50, President 'Sl-'52: Pageant Chorus '49-'50. Holmes Cross County '50-'5l: S.C.A. '50-'52: National Honor Society 'SI-'S2: Key Club '5I-'52: Garrick Dramatics Club '5l-'52g Cast ot The Man Who Came To Din- ner : Krabba Advertisement Staff '52: Hall ot Fame '52. Barbara Ann Holston Billy Maiorette '50-'5l: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Journalism '52. House Homeroom President '49-'50: D.E. Club '50-'5I. Margaret Arline Hubbard Michele Ann Hughes Red Cross Representative '49-'50: National Honor Society '5I-'52p Girls' Chorus '50-'5l: Concert Choir '50-'52: Statt of Jane Eyre '50. Joan Evelyn Hunt Jack Gray Jennings Elizabeth Ann Jenkins Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Concert Choir '50-'52. Jane Johnson Patr Krabba Highlight Statt '50-'5l: Vice-President, Na- tional Honor Society '5l-'52: S.C.A. Representative 'Sl-'52g Girls' Basketball Team '5l-'52: Garrick Dra- matics Club '50-'52: Statts ot Jane Eyre. The Man Who Came To Dinner. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, l Remember Mama. The Show- ott : Secretary ot Sophomore Class? Treasurer ot Junior Class, Treasurer of Senior Class: Hall ot Fame 'S2: National Thespians '52. icia Jane lrwin Concert Choir '5l-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: S.C.A. Representative '49: Statt ot l Remember Maman: D.E. Club 'si-'szg Krabba Hrqmaqhi surf '50-'5l: Spring Festival '5O. Janet Jernigan Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'5l. Martha Naomi Joyner Lola Nea Home Economics Club '50-'52: Jr. Red Cross President '5l-'52: S.C.A. Representative '5O. Louise Jones Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Statts ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre. The Man Who Came To Dinner, l Remember Mama. The Showottng Debating Club '49-'50: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Senior Invitation Committee. Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. l Reynolds Johnson Eugenia Keener tive '50-'5l: Tennis Team '5l: Krabba Highlight Statt Spring Festival '50: Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Concert '49-'50. Choir 'Sl-'S2: Krabba Highlight Statt 'Sl-'52. Carleton Haddock Jones. Jr. Marching Band '50-'5lg Concert Band '50-'5l: Drum Major '5lg Vice-President ot Band '52: Track '5I: Concert Choir '5l: A Cappella Choir '5l-'52: Key Club 'Sl-'52. Martha Marie Joyner Concert Choir '49-'5O: A Cappella Choir '50-'52: Pageant Chorus '49-'5I: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Stu- dent Assistant '5I-'52: Statts ot Jane Eyre. l Re- member Mama : Red Cross Representative '50-'5I. Mildred Shirley Kemp National Honor Society '5l-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52, Treasurer '5I-'52: S.C.A. Representative '5I-'52: Garriclc Dramatics Club '50-'52, President '5I-'52: National Thespian Society 'Sl-'52: Statts ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre, I Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Din- ner, My Sister Eileen. The Showo'lt : Costume committee Senior Assembly '52. Freddie King Tennis Team '5l: Concert Choir '49-'50: Boys' Chorus '49-'50. Gilbert Kirkpatrick National Honor Society: Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'52: Boys' Chorus '49-'52: Cast of The Man Who Came To Dinner. Arthur Joseph Kohler Joan Claire Kuss William Reid Kyle, Jr. Football '49-'5l: Concert Choir '50-'52: Boys' Chorus '50-'52: Business Manager, Marching Band '5O. Thomas Mitchell LaBarbera D.E. Club. Marion Virginia Latshaw Student Assistant: Newspaper Staff: Basketball Team: National Honor Society, Garriclr Dramatics Club. Julia Donna Ledford S.C.A. '49-'50: Red Cross '49-'50. Margaret Hazel Lee Janie Leggett Robert James Lester Cross Country '49g Basketball '50-'52: Traclc '50-'52: Varsity Club '49-'52: S.C.A. Representative '50-'52: Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '5l: Decoration Committee, Sr. Class '52. Ronald Wolford Lipscomb Harvey Ronnie Long Hall of Fame '52: Track '49-'52, Captain '52: Cross Country 'Sl-'52, Captain '52: Varsity Club '50-'52. Geraldine Garland Luch Staff ot I Remember Mama : S.C.A. '49: Exchange Editor ot Krabba Highlight '52: Editor-in-Chief ot Journalism Class '5I: Junior Red Cross Representa- tive '52: National Honor Society '5l-'52. Betty Marple Orientation Program 507 Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Con- cert Choir '50-'5l: A Cappella Choir '5l-'52: Spring Festival '501 Co-Manager ot Baslcetball Team '50-'5l: Garriclr Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staffs of l Re- member Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner g F.H.A. Club '50-'5l: Red Cross Representative '49-'50. Shirley Mahanas Marchinq Band '49-'52: Concert Band '49-'52: Spring Festival '5O. Barbara Lee Magin Cecil Manning Marchinq Band '49-'5l: Concert Band '49-'5l: Audio- graphic Statt '49-'5l. David Gladwell Mason Audrey Pearl Martin Vice-President F.H.A. Club: Representative from l'l.H.S. tor State F.H.A.: Convention at Madison Col- lege '5Ig Red Cross Representative '49: Concert Choir '5I-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Spring Festival '50: Staff of The Showoff. David A. G. Mathieson, Jr. Assistant Football Manager '49-'50: Manager 'Slg Varsity Club '52. Marlene Mauro Student Assistant '50-'52: DPUMGHCS Club '50-'52: Staffs ot The Man Who Came To Dinner, I Re- member Mama, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, The Showott : Krabba Highlight Staff '49- '52: S.C.A. Representative '5l-'52. Doris Anne McCraw Maiorette '50-'5l: Girls' Chorus '52. Kenneth McDonald, Jr. Hall of Fame '52: Garricl: Dramatics Club '50-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Key Club '5I-'52: Track '5l-'52: Cross Country '5I: S.C.A. Representa- tive '5l-'52: Varsity Club '5l-'52. James Robertson MoEIheney Concert Choir. Jewell Elizabeth Mclntosh Girls' Chorus '50-'5l: Hi-C Club 'Sl-'52: S.C.A. Rep- resentative 'Sl-'52: Hall ot Fame '52. Mary Jane Miller Concert Choir '49-'52: Newspaper Stail '50-'5I: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Dramatic Stat? '50-'5l: Cast ot The Man Who Came To Dinner '50. Shirley Mae Miller Baslretball '50-'5l: Y.O.B. '5l. Flemon Mills, Jr. William Joseph Monte Sylvia Alice Moody Concert Choir: A Cappella Choir: Marching Band: Concert Band: Girls' Chorus: Garriclc's Dramatics Club. Madelon Isabelle Morris Thomas E. Morris Ellen Mott D.E. Club. John Muir Richard Neil Emma Jean Nelson Girls' Chorus 'SO: F.H.A. 'Sl-'52. Betty Winters Newsome Hi-C Club 'SI-'52. Edith Marvette Nichols Robert Nichols Concert Band '50-'5I. Beverly Jean Nicholson Marvin Eddie Nitso Lona Mae Nulty James Wayland Nunn Anne Gertrude Overman Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Red Cross Representative 'Sl-'52: Student Assistant '5l-'52: Garricl: Dramatics Club 'SO-'52, Vice-President 'Sl-52: National Thespian Society 'Sl-'52: Statis of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre, l Remember Mama, The Man Vllho Came To Dinner. My Sister Eileen. 'The Showottf' Betty Jean Oliver Lucy Marie Osborne Robert Wayne Nuclrles S.C.A. Representative '5l-'52: Key Club 'Sl-'52: Con- cert Choir '50-'5I: Concert Band '50-'5I: Marchinq Band '50-'5l., Jeanie Carol Outten Invitation Committeeg Hall of Fame '52. Gail Rushing Patrick Marching Band '49-'5I: Concert Band '49-'52. Secre- tary '5l-'52. Pauline Emily Patterson National Honor Society '5l-'52g Girls' Chorus '50: Concert Choir '5l-'52: Newspaper Staff '5l: Staff of Jane Eyre g Pageant Chorus '49-'50. Norma Jean Pickeral Neva Pierce Transferred from Jamesville. North Carolina. Gwen Pingley S.C.A. Representative '49-'5O: Journalism Classes '50-'5I: Staffs of Jane Eyre, The Man Who Came To Dinner, The Showoff g Student Assistant '50-'52: National Honor Society 'Sl-'52, Secretary '5l-'52. Richard Henry Pingley, Jr. Marching Band '49-'52p Concert Band '49-'52: Concert Choir '5l-'52. Claire Rhodine Pinkerton Faye Whitley Pollock Newspaper Staff '49g Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Dramatics Club '49-'50: Thespians '52g Cast of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre : Staff of l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Din- ner, My Sister Eileen, The Showoff : Concert Band '50-'52: Marching Band '50-'52: Student Assistant '5I-'52: Hall of Fame '52. Martha Jane Powell Krabba Highlight Staff '49-'50: Krabba Staff '5I-'52: National Honor Society 'Sl-'52: Student Assistant 'Sl-'52: S.C.A. Representative 'Sl-'52. Jacqueline Deline Price James Craft Priode Ralph Quinn D.E. Club '5l-'52. George Walter Raines Vice-President of Proiectionist Staff '50. Carson Crattord Rector Helen Ernestine Reed Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Concert Choir '50-'52: Gar- riclc Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staffs of The Man Who Came To Dinner, Jane Eyre, My Sister Eileen. Shirley Galen Reese National Honor Society '5l-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52: Concert and Marching Band '49-'52: Work- shop Band '52: Newspaper '4-9: Garrick Dramatics Club '504'52: Staffs of I Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen. Thomas M. Reid Key Club '5I-'52: Basketball Manager '50. Ruby Francine Rickman Girls Chorus '49-'52: Concert Choir 'SO-'52. Barbara Rogers F.H.A. Club '49-'52: Staffs of l Remember Mama, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay : Journalism '5l-'52: Krabba Highlight Staff '5l-'52: Concert Choir '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Red Cross Representa- tive '5O-'5l: Senior Invitation Committee. Joseph Franklin Robison Mary Alice Regier - S.C.A. Representative '49-'52: Debating-Club '49-'50: Student Assistant '50-'52: Varsity Cheerleader 'Sl-'52: J.V. Cheerleader '50-'5I: Junior Prom Committee '5l: S.C.A. Election Committee 'Sl-'52: Garrick Dramatips Club '50-'52: National Thespians '5'l-'52:. Staffs of l Remember Mama, My Sister Eileen. . The Showoff, -Cast of The Man Who Came To Dinner : National Honor Society 'Sl-'52. a Shirley JoAnn Rogers S.C.A. Representative '49: Girls' Basketball '49-'50g Varsity Cheerleader '50-'52. Dorothy Madeline Ross Girls' Chorus '49-'52g F.H.A. Club: Concert Choir '49-'52. Nancy O'NeiI Rowe National Honor Society '5l-'52g S.C.A. Treasurer '5l-'52: Chairman Welfare Committee '52g Student Assistant 'Sl-'52: Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staffs of You Can't Take lt With You, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre, My Sister Eileen, l Remember Mama, The Showoff : Senior Typist '52: Typist for Krabba Staff 52: Homeroom Newspaper Agent '49-'5l. Susan McGraw Rowe National Honor Society '5l-'52g A Cappella Choir '5l-'52: Concert Choir '50-'5l: Girls Chorus '49-'5I: Student Assistant '5I-'52: Krabba Highlight Staff '5O: S.C.A. Representative 'Sig National Thespian Society 'Sl-'52, President '5l-'52: Garrick Dramatic Club '50-'52: Staffs of Jane Eyre, l Remember Mama. My Sister Eileen, The Showotf : Student Director of The Man Who Came to Dinner. Terriel Howard Royals President of Proiectionist Club 'SO-'5l: Journalism Class '50-'52: Red Cross '50-'5I. Robert Francis Ruth Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '50-'52: Boys' Chorus '49-'52: Pageant Chorus '49-'Sly March- ing Band '49f'50: All State Chorus '49-'50. John Robert Rutledge Concert Choir '49-'50g A Cappella Choir '50-'52: Drum Maior Marching Band '49-'Sly Concert Band '49-'5Ig Boys' Chorus '49-'52: J.V. Basketball '49-'507 Varsity Basketball '50-'52: Key Club '5I-'52: Track '49-'5l: Baseball '52g Boys' Barbershop Quartet. Connie Lee Sanders Cheerleaders '5I-'52: Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staff of l Remember Maman: Krabba Highlight '50-'52: Red Cross '5l: Hall of Fame '52. Hazel Marie Sauls Girls' Chorus '49-'50g Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cap- pella Choir 'Sl-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52. Edker Saunders Robert Elwood Saunders Ruby Lee Saunders National Honor Society 'Sl-'52: Concert Choir '50 5l: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: A Cappella Choir '5l-'52: Hi-C Club '5I-'52. Robert Eugene Scott Tennis Team 'Sl-'527 Proiectionist Club '5l. Mary Aurelia Searls Barbara Jane Selby Student Assistant: Usherette for The Showoff. Lila Kay Seyltert Garrick Dramatics Club '49-'52: National Thespians '52: Concert Choir '50352: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Staffs of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Jane Eyre, I Remember Mama. The Showoff': National Honor Society '5l-'52. Linwood Ellis Seymour Betty Mae Sholar Audrey Juanita Sherman Loretta May Smith Girls' Chorus '49-'50. Nettie Elizabeth Smith Q , Richard Douglas Smith - . Red Cross '49-'52: S.C.A. '49-'50: Cast of l Remem- ber Mama g Krabba Highlight 'SI-'52- u Patricia Josephine Smith Robert Hayden Smith, Jr. National Honor Society '5l-'52: Concert Choir '49-'52: Marching Band 49350: Key Club 'Sl-'52: Football '5l. Sylvia Ann Smith Concert Choir '50-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Spring Festival '5O: Garrick Dra- matics Club '5l-'52: Statls ot l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner. My Sister Eileen : National Honor Society '5I-'52: Junior-Senior Prom Committee '5l. - William Eden Smith, Jr. Football '49-'5l: Track '49: Assembly Committee '50-'5l: S.C.A. Representative tor Varsity Club '5l: Varsity Club: Hall ot Fame '52. Ellen Lee Snyder Amos Arthur Spady, Jr. Marcia Ellen Speegle Concert Choir '49-'52: J.V. Cheerleader '50-'5l: Var- sity Cheerleader '5I-'52: Marching Band '49-'5l: Girls' Chorus '52: Krabba Highlight '49p Cast ot The Man Who Came To Dinner. Sidney Thomas Spencer Key Club '5l-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52I Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee '52. Jacqueline Ann Stacey Robert Eugene Strawn. Jr. Concert Choir '49-'5l: D.E. Club '5l-'52: Boys' Chorus '49-'5l. Mary Louise Strickland Krabba Highlight '49-'5l: Garrick Dramatic Club '50-'52: Statt ot l Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen : Krabba Statt 'Sl-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'50: Spring Festival '50. Kenneth Tappen Football Manager '49-'50: Football '5l: J.V. Basket- ball '5O-'5l: Baseball '52, Shirley Woodsen Terrell Concert Choir '50-'52: Journalism Class '52: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Statts ot l Remember Mama, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Sylvia Ann Thomas National Honor Society '5l-'52: Student Assistant '50-'52: S.C.A. '50-'5l: Krabba Highlight Statt '5l- '52: Statts ot Jane Eyre, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Clara Belle Thorn Concert Choir '49-'5l: Girls' Chorus '49-'50: D.E. Club 'Sl-'52: F.H.A. Club '50-'5l: Hi-C Club '5l-'527 Red Cross Representative 'Sl-'52. Thomas Tyler Thompson Hall ot Fame '52: Track '5l-'52: Cross Country '5l: Key Club '5l-'52: Key Club, Corresponding Secre- tary '52: Secretary ot Jr. Academy ot Science: Statts ot Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The Man Who Came To Dinner, The Showott : The National Thespians: National Honor Society: S.C.A. Repre- sentative ot Key Club: Executor ot Last Will and Testament. Janet Todd Pageant Chorus '49-'50: Girls' Chorus '50-'52: Concert Choir '50-'52: National Honor Society '5l-'52: Staffs ot You Can't Take lt With You. Jane Eyre. John Beniamin Tyler . Edvard Earl Tyndall, Jr. Eleanor Frances Turner Glenn Turner Concert Choir '49-'50: A Cappella Choir '5l: S.C.A. '49-'5l. Harrison Phoebus Vanderslice Richard Henry Viancour, Jr. Richard Henry Waintord Boys' Chorus: Concert Choir: A Cappella Choir: Junior League Basketball '50: Senior League Bas- ketball '5lg Transterred trom Brunswick, Maine. Donald Wade Richard Thomas Wallace J.V. Football '48: D.E. Club, Treasurer '5l. Randall Watkins Marching Band '49-'5l: Concert Band '49-'5O: Key Club '49- 52: D.E. Club '50-'5l: Boys' Chorus '50-'5l: Red Cross Representative '5I-'52. Grace Lee Wells Student Assistant '5l-'52: National Honor Society 'Sl-'52. Betty Joan West Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Junior Red Cross Representa- tive '50-'52: Concert Choir '5I-'52: National Honor Society 'Sl-'52 Earl Douglas West Randolph Talley West Mary Jane Weston Girls' Chorus '49-'5O: D.E. Club '5I-'52: F.l l.A. Club '50-'5l: Y.O.B. Club '50-'5l. Frederick White Francis Allan Wiggle Cross Country '50-'5l: Track '5l-'52: S.C.A. Repre- sentative '50-'5l: Key Club '5l-'52: Vice-President of Homeroom 3l2. James Dixon Wiles Key Club '50-'52, Treasurer '52: Krabba Highlight Statt '49-'52, Editor-in-Chiet 'Sl-'52: Krabba. Sports Editor '52: S.C.A. Representative '49-'52: Red Cross Representative '5l: Class Historian '52: Basketball '50-'5l: Hall of Fame '52. Patricia Williams Jouralism '50-'5l: Garrick Dramatics Club '49-'52: Staffs ot Jane Eyre. The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen, l Remember Mama : Newspaper Statt '49-'5l: Red Cross '5l: Hall ot Fame '52. Barbara Jean Williams Student Assistant '5l-'52: National Honor Society 'Sl-'52: Senior Class Poet '52. Kenneth Ross Williams Audiographic Staff '49-'5l. Edward Williams Football '49-'5l: Track '50-'52: S.C.A. '50: Varsity Club '50-'52: Hall of Fame '52. Norma Lou Willis S.C.A. Representative '50-'52: Cheerleader '50-'52, F. Holman Wood, Jr. Concert Choir '49-'5O: A Cappella Choir '5I-'52, President: Key Club '50-'52: S.C.A. Representative '49-'50: Boys' Chorus '49-'50. Ruth Woodall Hi-C Club '5l-'52: Statt ot l Remember Mama. Carroll Patricia Woodward National Honor Society 'Sl-'52: Statts of My Sister Eileen, l Remember Mama. Joyce Lorraine Wunder Krabba Highlight '49-'5l: Garrick Dramatics Club '50-'52: Staffs ot I Remember Mama, The Man Who Came To Dinner, My Sister Eileen : Student Assistant '50-'52: Girls' Chorus '49-'52: Concert Choir '5I-'52: Spring Festival '50: Junior Prom Committee. George Wynne Basketball '49-'52: Baseball '50-'52. Mary Jane Youse Transferred from Allentown, Pennsylvania: Krabba Statt '52: Statt and Cast ot l Remember Mama, Staff ot The Man Who Came To Dinner : Speak- er's Club. Erleth W. Zuehl, Jr. C -iv-E-A ,-4 of I .Q ffl? Refreshment to You Through the Years -E A I If ,J BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COC - LA COMPANY BY NEWPORT NEWS COCA-COLA BOTTLING PANY, INCORPORATED TQ-- Tidewater's Listening Habit . . . WVEC 250 WATTS - 1490 KILOCYCLES W FULL TIME 'A' MUSIC! Newest Hits - Old Favorites - Semi-Classical Western and Classical if NEWS! 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N. 2-4121 NORTH KING STREET MOTOR SERVICE 418 North King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Auto Glass Installed General Automotive Repairing 24-Hour Wrecker' Servire Body and Fender Work Howard Cook Herbie West Compliments SUPERIOR MOTORS, INCORPORATED Hampton's Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 1 61 5 KECOUGHTAN ROAD PHONE: N. N. 5-1816 Compliments Of WYATT BROTHERS, INC. The Store For Men HAMPTON, VIRGINIA PARAMOUNT CLEANERS WILLIAM H- GUY The Very Best in Dry Cleaning Real Estate and General Insurance 'A' 'lr DIAL 43 64 . 1 8 South King Street 63 Bridge Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Southampton Shopping Center Dial 4261 ROANE 86 LANKFORD BARCLAY 85 SONS Radio and Television Iewelers Sales and Service Dmmomls - Watches - Silver 'k jewelry 19 West Queen Street ik 1-IAMPTQN, VIRGINIA 5912 Washington Avenue Dial 7568 NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA BOWDITCH MOTORS, INC. The Home of Grandduddy Bill Bowditch Ford Cars and Trucks 8 00 KECOUGHTAN ROAD Hampton, Virginia Phone: N. N. 5 - 1 2 6 8 IOI Aerial View of City of Hampton More than three hundred and forty years have passed since the inevit- able and initiative steps were first taken in 1610 to establish Hampton. Hampton has endured many strenuous years and has striven continu- ally to remain a progressive city. The rich history of Hampton is both great and colorful. Its past has been illustrious. It has indeed played an eminent roll in the development of the lower peninsula of Virginia. Although there has been much progress made since the incorporation of Hampton in 1887, still there is much work left for the future if Hamp- ton is to continue on the ever-winding road of progress. The strength of Hampton must not falter. Its progress must not cease. The City of Hampton must endure. 'lr CITY OF HAMPTON Oldest Continuous English-speaking Settlement in America IO2 INFORMATION CONCERNING ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY AND ITS GOVERNMENT BRIEF HISTORY OF COUNTY: Although the first white people to put foot on Elizabeth City County soil was in 1607, the area was not settled until July, 1610, and has since been continuously populated. Elizabeth City County was formed in 1634 with a Sheriff as administrator and named for Queen Elizabeth I of England. The City of Hampton separated from Elizabeth City County on January 1, 1940. On March 9, 1862, in the waters of Hamp- ton Roads the famous battle between the vessels, the Merrimac and Monitor, was fought. It was on the night of August 7, 1862, that Con- federate General Magruder ordered the old Dominion Dragoons to burn the city of Hampton in order to slow advance of Federal forces. AREA: With an area of 56 square miles, the County is next to the smallest in the State. FORM OF GOVERNMENT: In 1942 the County adopted the COUNTY BOARD FORM of government, one of the three improved optional forms of county government provided by Acts of the General Assembly. The adoption of this form of government was by popular vote of the people. It establishes a chief administrative office filled by a County Executive who is responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the proper administration of all departments and functions of the government except those of the elective or constitutional offices. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: This is the governing body. It establishes policy for the administration of the various departments. The three members are elected for four-year terms. COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE: Elected for a four-year term. He is re- responsible for the assessment of real and personal properties. State income tax returns are filed in this office, and business licenses issued. TREASURER: Elected for a four-year term. He is responsible for collection, dis- bursement, and custodianship of all county funds. Dog licenses are issued from this office. CLERK: Records all deeds, plats, mortgages, contracts, wills, marriage licenses, and papers of legal nature. He issues marriage license. The clerk also serves as Clerk of the Circuit Court and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. ROADS: All public roads in the county are built and maintained by the Vir- ginia Department of Highways. WATER SERVICE: Domestic water service is provided by the Newport News Water Works Commission. IN EMERGENCY CALL Police: Hampton 4740. Fire: Hampton 5151 fWythej, Hampton 3-2394 QBuckroej, Hampton 3-4448 fFox Hillj Sanitary Sewers: Hampton 3-4616 QSundays, Holidays, Nights, Hampton 47401. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, COUNTY OF ELIZABETH CITY IO3 Compliments of SOUTHALL APPLIANCE COMPANY Westinghozcse Appliances and Estate Gas Ranges 'A' 142 5 Kecoughtan Road DIAL N. N. 4-1062 We WI WALTON'S SHOES, Inc. Hampton, Virginia HOTEL WARWICK Newport News Virginia 1 2 5 0 Rooms -If Where Dining Is At Its Best A' Private Rooms for Parties of from 10 to 250 Ik PHONE: 4-1 741 Compliments CUTLER'S JEWELRY STORE WARWICK MOTORS, if Inc' DIAL 403 1 il 7 Mellen Street Studebaker PI-IoEBUs, VIRGINIA Sales E5 Service I HAMPTON JEWELRY co. Your Studebaker Dealer Diamonds - Watches t Expert Repairing PHONE: HAMPTON 3 -3 3 3 3 3 5 0 1 Kecoughtan Road HAMPTON, VIRGINIA i' Sterling Silver Sixty Patterns to Choose From 'k 1 1 West Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of TAYLOR 85 TAYLOR INC. Real Estate and General Insurance 'A' DIAL 3-3823 1 1 North King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA i' W. R. TAYLOR M. KENNETH TAYLOR COOPER'S DEPARTMENT Compliments of SPIGEL'S COLLEGE SHOP The Only Exclusive Boys' and Students' Shop on the Peninsula 'k 3 1 1 5 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Dial 2-6982 HOTEL LANGLEY JOHN L. COOLEY, Manager 'k Hampton, Virginia Phone: 4 3 01 WYTHE ESSO STORE SERVICENTER tr 1 4- 1 6 Mellen Street lk PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA Tires Our' Specialty Phone: 5891 ir MARVIN E. WORNHAM Washing - Lubrication OWN Supplies Accessories Scbool Supplies 4, I 1 soo KBCOUGHTAN HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ROAD Dial 7712 Hampton High School Students and Their Families Are Invited to Bring Their Financial Problems Here R Financing the Community's Progress for Forty-nine Years 'The ' MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK HAMPTON, VIRGINIA The Well-Managed Bank Is the Sheet Anchor of the Community i' Member: THE FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IO6 Our Best Wishes to the Graduates of Hampton High School i' THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 'A' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM O7 Compliments of H2,Yf?gIl?R?CRg,I:OP ADAMS-SACHS COMPANY Since 1912 INC' Appliance Repairs Wholesale if Confectionery 3 3 West Queen Street 4, DIAL 34613 HAMPTON, VA' 23 1 5 Washington Avenue YW' W s'i 3 se Dude' NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Congratulations and Best Wishes from WGH 5,000 WATTS A. M. 38,000 WATTS F. M. 1310 K.C. on Your Dial 96.5 M. C. Hampton Roads Broadcasting Corporation 2400 West Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments of Compliments of WYTHE HARDWARE CO. H O P ' S P L A C E Establislled 1 922 2206 Kecoughtan Road Auto Supplies Wythe Shopping Center HAMPTON, VIRGINIA W 'tr 1 7-2 3 Armistead Avenue C. W. Billy Dickinson, Owner HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Phone: N. N. 2-0225 Phones: 3-3389, 5568 IO8 Joe M. Sinclair Graham L. Agnew Congyatulations to SINCLAIR HARDWARE Hampton High Graduates -A' i' 44 West Queen Street The WEST END PHARMACY HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 1 07 Armistead Avenue Dial 3-4111 Dial 4346 J. S. DARLING 86 SON Oyster Planters and Packers HAMPTON VIRGINIA B A R R B R O S . Compliments of jewelers TIGNOR 8: MOORE W if 3005 Washington Avenue 21 West Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Phone: 4309 I09 x Day phone, 3-3395 Night Phone: 8985 PENINSULA CHEVROLET CO., INC. J. J. Maume, Sr. J. Maume, Jr. D. Maume 'lr Corner Queen Street and Armistead Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA un- I 'gl uouwsn , Best Wishes from x 5 IX 9 Q N I N S U L A 0 --.-.-5.f.-'.-1-5-1-:-.Raj Y- f-U ---u -- BOB Sl MARVIN s 'A ,gr Cinema PMEEISE LERNER - Ovu 7,ooo sq-Im mn el DEl.IGH'IFUl. nowsmo -E .-:Ii lm moro. Hossv. .nd CRAFT Fam. 5 , -'- -1-1 4-I0 WASHINGTON AVE. ig- Class Of 42 -g373Ppo5i9e MCI!! Shipyard Entrainf-on-:L-'T- SOUTHAMPTON PHARMACY SOUTHAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER 'A' Helena Rubinstein - Tussy - Dorothy Gray Yardley - Old Spice - Chen Yu - Revlon - DuBarry Cara Nome Cosmetics - Eastman Kodaks - Parker Pens PRESCRIPTIONS - DELIVERY SERVICE -E PHONE: 6359 'A' Registered Pharmacists C. E. Wheeler C. L. Fisher HUNT OIL COMPANY ARMSTRONG POINT - MARINE SERVICE 'A' Agents Shell Products - Fuel Oils for Burners Dial 6291 Hampton, Virginia IVIO MARPLE OPTICAL Prescriptions Filled Glasses Fitted Lenses Duplicated i' HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 4 8 3 1 R. HAYDEN SMITH, FLORIST Hampton, Virginia Phoebus, Virginia 'A' R. HAYDEN SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME Hampton, Virginia SCHERTLE TV DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Bendix Television 'k Phone: Newport News 6-1608 and Hampton 1-5000 29th 85 HUNTINGTON AVENUE Newport News virginia Compliments of ACROPOLE RESTAURANT i HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Hampton High School's 1952 Class Rings and Commencement Announcements Supplied by WC C. SAUNDEBS C0 i' 717 East Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 2 AVENUE TO HIGHER EDUCATION WHICH ROAD WILL YOU TAKE? BUSINESS BOULEVARD Whether you proceed down the AVENUE to HIGHER EDUCATION or get started on BUSI- NESS BOULEVARD, the decision is yours. Both roads offer outstanding opportunities to the High School Graduates of today. From a BUSINESS or EDUCATIONAL stand- point, reading is an essential part of our daily lives. What better, broader, variety of reading material can you find than in your local news- paper Your Peninsula Newspapers bring you complete news of the Peninsula, State, Country, news from around the world. wilnf il T255 fMorningj E Swi r l-D fliveningj The Peninsulafs Newspapers II3 Congratulations from H. M. MCMILLAN Your Friendly Furniture Store i 56 WEST QUEEN STREET HAMPTON STUDENTS' and YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING Make This Modern Store Your Headquarters Where You Can ALIVAYS Find the Best! I-l ,Ax INA IDTZ IXI The Peninsula's FINEST STORE for Men and Boys Compliments of W. T. PHILLIPS 86 SON 'k Manufacturers of PHILLIP'S PREFERRED POTATO CHIPS Hampton, Virginia II4 Congratulations to the Iune Graduates from KANTER'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Fine Valuesi' 'K s WEST QUEEN STREET DIAL 3-3841 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA MERRIMAC MOTORS, INC. 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YOUR DEALER For More Than 21 Years i' Dial: Day, 43735 Nights, 6028 24-H our Wrecker Service 201 Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia IIS TYSINGER MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 24--Hour Wrecker Service SUNDAYS sc HOLIDAYS Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Sales - Services 'A' DIAL 3-3301 NIGHT PHONE: 4865 59 Bridge Street Hampton, Virginia Compliments Of LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT STORE ar 25-29 West Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA if 3209 Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Compliments Of SANDERS JEWELRY STORE 'k Langley Hotel Building HAMPTON, VIRGINIA II9 COSMETIC HEADQUARTERS Revlon - Rubinstein - Dana - Tussy - Sbulton Yardley - Max Factor - Coty - DnBarry Corclay - Chantilly 'k WYTHE PHARMACY 2219 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia PHONE: INDIAN RIVER 5171 fNo Toll, Compliments DONKEY'S NEWS STAND of Books - Magazines CRUM'S BAKERY Newspapm 'A' 3 5 1 1 Huntington Avenue lk NEWPORT NEWS 3 8 2 0 Kecoughtan Road HAMPTON Armistead Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA COLONY FARMS COOPERATIVE DAIRY Milk for Health 'A' Phones: Lee Hall 2 63 5 - Newport News 4-1 93 5 DENBIGH, VIRGINIA LET ME SAVE YOU 25 PERCENT On Auto Insurance DANIEL A. HAMMOND, DIAL 3-3216 A t en 142 East Queen Street g State Farm Insurance Co. 'A' 240 1 Kecoughtan Road WYTHE CENTER ' 3, Norge Appliances Auto C- Life - Fire msc NWS' Befow You BWP' DIAL NEWPORT NEWS 5-1230 120 IT PAYS TO PLAY 'A' Thirty Years of Selling Sporting and Athletic Goods to the Schools of Virginia Equip Us to Outfit Your Fine Schools With the Best in Team Equipment 'A' NORTHROP'S 450 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Fashions For Men of All Ages THE ES 6 1069 va, SHOP 3 107 Washington Avenue Phone: 5- 1 57 1 Newport News, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of C. C. MUGLER SONS Griffon and Curlee Clothes F' 85 Arrow and Van Huesen Shirts 1 3 3 East Mellen Street Knox Hats - Rugby Sweaters PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA Interwoven Hose jar-man and Red Goose Shoes lk Dial Hampton 6261 Bicycles and Repairs 26 Mellen Street if PHOEBUS, VA. W. E. SNOW, Prop. l2l JOHNSON'S SODA SHOP Lunch - Sodas - Milk Shakes Sundaes - Sandwiches - Soups Banana Splits - Confectioneries 'k Where Hampton Hi Gathers 9 North King Street HAMPTON, VA. Dial 4929 Typewriters Adding Machines 'A' The TYPEWRITER SHOP 1 1 5 East Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 4929 I. B. Milreer Hotel Langley Building Hampton I.. E. DIGGS ESSO Servicenter F L O R I S T Tires Our Specialty ,1- 'if Flowers For All Occasions Washing - Lubrication if Accessories Business Phone: 'A' Indian River S 0 3 9 Corner Armistead and Victoria if Avenues 3600 Kecoughton Road W HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial ,t Hampton 30734 L. E. Diggs Rene nerglimd PENINSULA CO-OP Your Neighborhood Food Store Southampton Shopping Center 3835 KECOUGHTAN RD. ADAMS For Better Shoes 'A' Washington Avenue NEWPORT NEWS KECOUGHTAN PHARMACY C. I.. CLODFELTER, Prop. Prescriptions Yardley Cosmetics - Baby Needs - Drugs - Greetings Cards Magazines and Newspapers -- Sundries -- Tobaccos - Stationery Shulton Cosmetics For Neighborhood Delivery S 8 19 Kecoughtan Road EFVICB - Call Newport News 4-1531 Hampton, Virginia Coal - Wood To Answer That Burning Question at BUBBER CHISMAN DIXIE DIGGS AUTO PARTS 'k Carburetors - Ignition Brakes i' Briggs and Stratton Motors and Repairs i' 222 West Queen Street Auto Machine Shop Service Dial 3 -3 8 1 1 'A' ir Dial 6 3 7 3 N. King Street and Mallory Fuel Oil Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dispensing Opticians MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Z-1 251 I23 :,. these 'the hest years of M' your ii Iheu? I Q, Parents often say they are. but there can be plenty of wonderful good times ahead for you. Especially if you get a good job, doing interesting, important work with the kind of people you love to work with. Many high school girls find exactly that at the tele- phone company, after graduation. So when you finish school, stop in and see us. You'll probably find a job you'll really enjoy at good pay with regular raises. The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia P74 YW APPRENTICE SCHOOL DRAWING CLASS The Apprentice School of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company offers an opportunity for qualified young men to acquire a skilled craft while obtaining a Junior College Education. i' School Catalog available upon request NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK COMPANY NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA IZ5 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES -Ar Everything for the Camera Fan ir Mail Orders Promptly Filled 'A' J. M. Stackhouse Co. 5 803 Patterson Avenue Hotpoint Appliances PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO 1715 Kecoughtan Road Auto Washes - Water Heaters Air Conditioning - Refrigerators Motor Repair and Wiring Electriglass - Radiant Heat HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Phones: N. N. 5-1286 - 5-1287 SPEE-DEE ESSO SERVICENTER W. B. Nicholson, Manager 'k 9-Minute Car Washing Greasing - Accessories RICHMOND 26 t VIRGINIA 2 2 1 0 Kecoughtan Road Dial N. N. 2-5216 Hampton, Va SHAW JEWELRY CO. jewelers Compliments 'k Diamonds - Watches - Silver of jewelry . . . ,, Penmsula SIIIPDUIICICIS, 2809 Washington Avenue Association NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA i' HORSEMAN'S FLORIST ' ' ' wk 'A' 49 West Queen Street 3714 Washington Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 7 3 5 1 VIRGINIA Compliments Of E. L. CLARK Phoebus, Virginia L. M. NEWCOMB LIVE FISH 85 POULTRY CO. 'A' Phone: 84 1 8 PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA VARSITY SHOP, INC Men's and Boys' Clotbiers 'k Al Knight Joe Anken i' Phone: 7270 Langley Hotel Building HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Your Education Has Been Sadl J' Neglected Unless You Know the Many Ad t g f T d g t van a es o ra in a WOODWARD DRUG STORES INC. 'lr Sudden Service Cut Rate Prices Compliments vf A FRIEND Congratulations to the 'k HAMPTON june Graduates Dial from the PHOEBUS BANK OF PHOEBUS Dial 3 -42 1 3 Congratulations to the JUNE GRADUATES from BROADWAY DEPARTMENT STORE if Newport News, Virginia Congratulations to the JUNE GRADUATES from HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. B. sz M. DRIVEJN M Chicken in the Basket Bar-B-Q Dine in Our New, Cool, Spacious Upper Deck WE SELL ONLY THE BEST Phone: 6 8 3 2 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the I une Graduates from MANNING BROWN Compliments 01' CARR'S PRINTING COMPANY i' Dial 7 7 5 1 121 North King Street HAMPTON VIRGINIA 29 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the JUNE GRADUATES we Your Yearbook Photographer 1 FARABEE'S STUDIOS 3005 West Avenue NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA Telephone: 2 -7 3 8 5 l3O IIEDTILIGEKIIRGDJIEQ IIBJIIEBAGIEIIHII IIRIIEBSGDJIRCIIL' A Qt- Illl' S lilqfywmd 4 Wonymzf P. o. Box ev , A K BUCKROE BEACH, VIRGINIA S 2 -T w't'f':' in f-5 J- if ' v-' ,sf ZA 'A ',:k' ,L -if ii - 'K 'A , f-.r-nf: ,,-2.32, rv I p l- Sp A - ri'-A, -fa.. 'las -sat:-I ,-,5.,,-.. ur-, hp - A J- ia, ar- - -:--:Tv I V VA ENE 1 lg' gan i, mx-Q. , ell Milf 435' lil. f ' 47' 'Nil' Q , WSW view lil 91' 'B-1 uri N. D - Z' A - 4 ' - ---::i We welcome Sunday schools or iqirf' .if X , industrial picnics. You will j gff ' 1 I f L Q- SQ? 7155! l enjoy swimming in the deep fi. 'QQ1 IQ' E j L f f blue wafers of Chesapeake Bay. f X -+ 7 ,- f J if -1 43-1? 'f n ' fm 'i- ' - s l X 'S Q H' -l E K zmu wlfy N .-fi ,. 1 , JY ' Q 1. :FW 7 -,J 2 1 . D0 fy 1 :QQ Q2f'l-iex, i ' N X wiif4S fo IIA u rub Ag. jg It u sg, f ,A flags? view sig? if ff If! W, X 'I lil v O 'L vHDT77fw l'L-xiii' A ,4- X - QM' 6 'A-EN -I- vm . H A X-4 if Hia l 'xs f1'Ff'?a 1 4, JL. ' ' iff: Ely. Af '1i9s i? - f.e' !iE.f lf 5. ' 4 ,',:1.?.r.f 'Al !!A,, g ,,1 iLf , . liyfiwgiwigf W'ijEgEj Fi i ' ' gg i' FREE ADMISSION TO GROUNDS AND PICNIC TABLES LD 'k Wholesale Seafood Distributors 'A' Dial 3 - 3 3 8 1 HAMPTON, VIRG . Amory and Co., Inc. PLAY-TIME EQUIPMENT CUMPANY 'A' Playground Equipment of Any Kind Locally Manufactured to Suit Your Requirements 936 Bethel Road HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dial 2-6735 N.N. 'A' Owned and Operated by J. E. BRADSHAW AND SON INIA CENTRAL MOTOR CO. OF NEWPORT NEWS, INC. 'k Your Hudson Dealer Home of Peninsula's Finest Used Cars 1 9 0 0 Phones: Hampt 'k KECOUGHTAN ROAD on 8311 - Newport News 2-4140 Compliments G. T. ELLIOTT, INC. of Oysters - Fancy Flake Crab Meat We Open Oysters Daily the Year 'Round Crab Meat - Clams and Oysters wk Scallops and Shrimp Mallory Street PHOEBUS, VIRGINI Foot of South King Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA A Dial 3 -346 1 l32 Dr. Pepper Gfapette Pal Sun Crest Orange FIIVUOTS DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 6046 Jefferson Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 1830 1952 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE A standard liberal arts coll f the success of its graduates. ege or men with a national reputation for A member institution of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, of the Association of American Colleges, and of the Southern Universitv Conference. On the approved list of the Association of American Universities. Confers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science and pro- vides carefully arranged pre-professional courses leading to medicine, law, mgmeermg, and the ministry. Further information may be secured from DEAN T. MCNIDER SIMPSON, JR. Ashland, Virginia 133 awww smxxmxs .. CAMPUS PUBLISHING nlIIInI1'Iflzfn Bunns REPRESENTATIVES SERVICING GIIIIEGES ANU SIIHUUIS FRUM MAINE I0 VIRGINIA Unexcelledl NOTED FOR OUR PRIZE STEAKS! PRAISED FOR OUR FINE SEAFOOD! 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