Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

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All ............. ......... . 61 Underclassmen ..... ...,...i....... ............................ 6 5 Activities ................... .............. ................,. 8 7 Sports ................................. ............. gal.. ............. 117 School Life and Features .. .............. ......... 137 F 1n1s ........,,.................... ...,...................l....... Advertisements ......... ........... Index .................. ........... 5 142 143 196 Foreword With the Krabba Staff as a guide, we wish to present Inside H.H.S. Our experiences while at Hampton have been so pleasant that we want to share them with you. Are you ready? Let's go! MM., sf: E I Q . W G .Ad771i1'ZiSf7'dfi01fl and Faculty F irst, you see Soliool Boom' C. ALTON LINDSAY Superintendent of Schools 'Dv ww T 'ibl page MRS. B. LARRABEE CARR R. TURNBULL GILLETTE C. W. MILLER Visiting Teacher Administrative Assistant Director of Instruction to the Superintendent THE SCHOOL BOARD-From left to right--Mrs. Paul Purser, W. R. Benthall, Francis W. Jones, C. Alton Lindsay, Dr. Paul Burbank, J. B. Morgan, John M. Willis, Jr. Standing-R. T. Gillette, Dixie Diggs, John P. Shorter. 8 the Administration ' EDWVARD C. GRIMMER Principal University of Virginia, E.E. College of William and Mary, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. V-fi Wu.-.Y EDWARD ROBERT SZETELA MRS RUTH RUGGLES Assistant Principal University of Massachusetts, B.A. Connecticut Stfxte Teachus Collage Cornell University, M.A. 9 and Faculty, MRS. AUDREY M. MICHAEL J. MRS. MARGARET F. ROBERT J. AKINS ANASTASIO ISAAB BOSWELL Michigan State University, University of Richmond, ILA. Longwood College, l!.S. Shepherd College, B.A. B. A. Government English U. S. History English Assistant Coach of Football Assistant Coach of Basketball Head Coach of Baseball f-ff ' '21 X W K . .: t boil, :ix rf. Y , ,,s- 1 , ,.,, 5 Q ,A fl fi' '1 5 if. 11: MISS KATHRYN V. ELBERT L. MISS MARY A. ROLAND E. BULLY CARR CATLETT CAZER Longwood College, ILS. College of William and Longwood College, B.S. Stetson University, A.B. Biology Mary, B. A. Algebra Drafting Sponsor: Science Club English Sponsor: Sophomore Class Sponsor: S. C. A. nail.. val 7' , 57? - X ICT? 5. 'Q MRS. RUTH L. C. PETER JAMES M. MISS PEGGY F. CRAIG DeMAYO EASON FARDETTE University of North University of Missouri, B. S, College of .William and Mary Washington College, Carolina, B.A. Speech, History Mary, B. S. A English Sponsor: Speech Club Head Coach of Football Physical Education Golf Coach Sponsor: Cheerleaders Driver Training 10 Coach of Basketball MISS ELIZABETH H. BOYENTON College of William and Mary, B.A. Rutgers University, M.E. English ,qi Si? MISS MARY E, CLYNES University of Kentucky, A.B. Columbia University, M.A Art Sponsor: Honor Society Co-Sponsor: Krabba MISS PEGGY A. FARMER Madison College, B. S. Shorthand, Typing, Book keeping ho guide us 4' 1 I. r 1? E A K I if l' MRS. ANNIE P. GARDNER Mary Washington College, Il. A. Latin Sponsor: I.atin Cl MISS SUE McL. HENRY Mississippi State College for Women, ILA. English Sponsor: Garrick Dramatics Club Sponsor: National Thespian Society I fer I ...I -f It ! CHARLES C. KIRBY Technivnl Institute, College of William and Mary Industrial Electricity AN if ,Q fx RICHARD H. GIBSON, JR. Oswego State Teachers College, ILS. Industrial Arts QC' MRS. MELBA HOOVER University of North Carolina, ILA. Librarian Sponsor: Projectionist Staff ks? -49 - Mas. JEWEL HALLETT Miss NELL STANLEY GOFFICON CUBE Mary Washington College, Trinity College, Ii. A. B.S. Fordham University, M.A. Typing English Z CHARLES D. JOHNSON Bridgewater College, B.A. History, Government MISS MARY C. JONES Blackstone College for Girls Mary Washington College Richmond Professional In- stitute, B.S. English Sponsor: Krabba Highlight Sponsor: Quill and Scroll MISS ELSIE G. RICHARD .J TOMMY T. LANE , LARKI 1.Awm1:Nc1-1 College of William and U. S. Na I Ac y, B.S. Shenandoah Conservatory Mar,-, UQA, Math of Music, ILM. Ed. History Instrumental lland , Sponsorf Senior Class I 11 I '3 MISS ELIZABETH HAM Indiana University, A.I'l. Columbia University, M.A. Spanish tb MRS. VIRGINIA KEIISEY llaton University, All. Math Sponsor: Chess Club is ARTHUR S. LICTOHA College of Wooster, ILA. Physical lfldurntiun, HC-nlth Coach of .l.V. Football Coach of .l.V. Basketball in e ery phase 1 MISS EDITH B. LONG Duke University, B.A. Math e ' 1 fi! . if L 1.7 tl mx LUTHER W. MACHEN Bliss Electrical School Director of Vocational and Adult Education MRS. ELIZABETH W. MATTHEWS Averett Junior College Mzgy Awashington College, Sponsor: Audiographic Staff U. S, History, Government MRS. KATHRYN E. PLATT A. PARRISH PEARSALL University of Virginia, BS. Virginia Polytechnic Geometry, Trigonometry Institute, B.S. University of Maine, M.S. Physics Sponsor: Key Club MRS. MARGARET R. MRS. JEANNE A. SHAFFER SMITH Randolph Macon Woman University of Tennessee, College li.S. Wests Viginia University, Physical Education B. . Algebra, Geometry ROLAND RALPH Peabody Conservatory of Music Arizona University, B.A. Vocal Music Sponsor: A Cappella Choir Sponsor: Mixed Chorus OLIVER C. NIEMELA Urgvgersity of Pittsburgh, Physical Education, Health ,. DALE E. ROSE Emory and Henry, A.B. Chemistry EZ! MRS. BARBARA D OVERSTREET Longwood College Lynchburg College, B.A. Shorthand, Typing Sponsor : Future Nurses Club MISS HAWSIE M ROWE College of William antf Mary, A.B. English JUNNY D. SMITH High Point College, B.S. College of William and Mary, M.E. Geography 12 MISS MABEL E. SPRATLEY Longwood College, B.S. College of William and Mary, M.A. Government. Sociology DONALD R. TAYLOR College of William and Mary, A.B. French, History Co-Sponsor: Krabba of our school life, JOHN L. THOMAS University of Richmond, IS.A. Algebra, Geometry Sponsor: Key Club Basketball Coach Track Coach MRS. PEGGY P. THOMAS College of William and Mary, H.S. Biology, Chemistry Sponsor: Sophomore Class X if MRS. LOUISE C. WATSON Randolph Macon College, A. B. English MISS VELMA M. THOMAS Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, ILS, Consumer Economics, Retailintr Sponsor: Distributor's Club Si- ff? A-mi s. Y-'QW MISS ETHLYN A. JACKSON H. WEST WHITE College of William and Randolph Macon Mary Richmond College, B.A. Mary Washington College, Biology B.S. Bookkeeping MRS. CARLEEN W. YATES College of William and Mary, A.B. French, English C Sew ' , '. 3 'a E - . . ' Aff If 7 MRS. ELIZABETH COOK Secretary in Principal's Office 13 MRS. JOAN B. THOMPSON Winthrop College, ILS. Home Economics Sponsor: F.H.A. Sponsor: Junior Red Cross R. K. WILLIS Lynchburg College, B.S. Alirebrzi MRS. RUTH B. WALLIO Florida State College for Women. ILS, Shorthand, Office Practice Sponsor: Junior Class ,-.. N3 MRS. CATHERINE S. WILSON Florida Southern College, ILS. College of William and Mary. M.I'Id. liioluxty. Kleorgaphy, Counsclinll Sponsor: I .T.A ,rw Z? MRS. MARY O. WICKE University of Virginia, ILS. Central Film Librarian Secretary: Vocational and Adult Education Depart- ment. aided by the R T . 4 i The Hampton High School Parent Teachers Association express their very best wishes to each member of the Senior Class. We like to think that Commencement is the beginning ofa new way of life. Some of you will go to college, others into the business world, a few into the Armed Forces, and still others will become home- makers. Regardless of your choice, we feel that you will give the best of yourself and will carry on in the Hampton tradi- tion. Mrs. Reuben Cohen President, Parent Teachers Association. OFFICERS-From left to rightAMrs. William R. Rowe, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Reuben Cohen, Presi- dent, Mrs. Ray Hooker, Parliamentarian. Standing-Y-lllrs. C. A. Kcgley. Trcasurerg Mrs. Bruce Vanderbough, Vice-President, Mrs. Taylor Holtzclaw, Recording Secretary. Seniors Next, meet the Senior Class Sponsmg MISS ELSIE GAY LANE Senior Class Sponsor Being your class sponsor has been a very pleasant experience for me this year. It has been so good to learn to know something of your interests and to share in your enthusiasms. Now that you are about to enter your chosen future, I feel that I share a little, too, in your expectations and ambitions. So, with each of you goes a sincere wish from me that the future will be all that you hope, and moreg that you will each find your own special place in this world, whether it be in higher education, in a business career, or in marriage, and that you will fill this place honorably, capably, and happily. Sincerely, ELSIE GAY LANE 16 class Officers, it SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Libby Hill, Treasurerg Jeep Goodwillie, Vicc-Prcsi- deutg Jack Lawson, Presidentg Carolyn Boles, Secretary. Q 17 committee chairmen and scribes, HEADS OF COMMITTEES-fFi1'st Row, left to right: Shirley Oliver, Shelby Ragland, C0-Ch2lll'lll0Il of Class Ilayg Put Ferguson, PI'02'1'21Y'll. Second Row, lcft to right: Martha Daniels, Musicg H. C. Page, Decorationsg Wendy Recant, Script. SENIOR SCRIBES-First Row, left to rigzhtg Carol Burns, Class Poet: Shelby Rag- land, Class Prophet. Second Row, left to right: Jeep Goodwillie, Last VVill and Testa- mentg Chuck Zimmerman, Last Will and Testament. Absent from the picture are Gail Helsel, Class Historiang and Ray Alligood, Class Poet. 18 and the Senior Class. AUDREY LUCILLE ADAMS Senior Class: Bids Com- mittee Girls' Chorus Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative DONALD EMERSON ADAMS Key Club Hi-Y Club ROLAND CUTLER AKRE Track Team ROBERT' GERALD ALCOTT Football: J.V., Varsity Basketball: J.V., Varsity Sophomore Class: Vice President Key Club S.C.A. Representative Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- ' rations Committee Varsity Club f Q: 'ii ii . 'R BENJAMIN EARL ALLEN, JR. Cross Country Team National Honor Society Key Club Krabba Highlight: News Editor Krabba: Art Staff LEON LEVVIS ALLIGOOD RAY LESTER ALLIGOOD Football: J.V., Varsity Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff BARBARA ANN ALLISON Krabba Highlight: Pub- licity Staff Dramatic Participation F. T. A. Chess Club: Vice President As Seniors, BARBARA DALE AMBROSE MARGARET FAYE AMBROSE National Honor Society Student Assistant Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative JOHN WILLIAM ANDERSON LINDA LEE ANDERSON Krabba: Advertising: Staff MARJORIE PATRICIA ANDREWS Student Assistant LARRAN EDWARD ANGLE Football: J.V., Varsity Varsity Club WILLIE EDWARD ATKINS, JR. Football: J.V., Varsity Varsity Club WILLIAM EDWARD BABCOCK we began RAYMOND EDWARD BALDWIN Band Speech Club D. E. Club ROBERT LEE BALLOU Dramatic Participation Nobel Prize Chemistry Club Science Club Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespian Society Audiographic Staff: Vice President MARY CATHERINE BASSETT FRANCES BYRD BAUSERMAN Latin Club Dramatic Participation make '11 21 DELORES JEAN BAYS Student Assistant JOHN DOUGLAS BEADLES Biology Club: Secretary- Treasurerg President Krabba Highlight Staff Krabba: Activities Staff Garrick Dramatics Club: Official Board National Thespian Society President Dramatic Participation Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Junior-Senior Prom: Re- freshment Committee BETTY CARROLL BEAMON Senior Executive Board F.H.A.: Treasurer S.C.A. Representative SANDRA FREDA ANN BEIMLER many plans LESTER DUANE BIERI Hi-Y: Vice President Football: J.V. JANET LOUISE BINDA Girls' Chorus MATTIE MAE BLACK Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Girls' Chorus Dramatic Participation VINCENT BRAXTON BLANKS CAROLYN JEAN BOLES S.C.A. Representative J.V. Cheerleader Latin Club Sophomore Class: Secretary Junior Class: Secretary Senior Class: Secretary Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee MARY LOU BOOTH Girls' Chorus Student Assistant F.T.A.: Secretary Speech Club WILLIAM JAMES BOULDEN Latin Club . Garrick Dramatics Club Senior Executive Board Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff National Thespian Society JAMES HERBERT BOUNDS in the fall LEWIS CARLTON ' BOWEN 2 Projectionist Staff Q I N n rf ELIZABETH LEOPOLDINE BREYER A Cappella Choir Senior Executive Board ADDIE MARIE BRIDGEMAN P' fit., Aw FRANK DANIEL I'- . BROWN Q - Y x 'i 'Qu J 'hi PATRICIA ANN BROWNE Garrick Drzunatics Club Sccrctu ry S.C.A. Rcproscntative Varsity Cheerleader Drzunatic Participation Junior Red Cross Repre- sontativc Hall of Fame REATRICE ORENE BRUCE Junior Red Cross Reprv- scntatlvo F.H.A. DAVID LEON BRUCE Boys' Chorus LARRY DONALD RUDGE for our final year CONRAD BURCH Cross Country Team Krabba Highlight: News Staff by ss VICTOR HOMER BURCHER - Q Track Team X A y Cross Country Team it CAROLE LYNN BURNS S.C.A. Representative Krabba Highlight: Feature Editor Quill and Scroll: Treasurer Student Assistant Class Poet BARBARA MAY BUTTS Sophomore Class: Treasurer S.C.A. Renresentative Latin Club .1 , J F.T.A. W if- , 'I' Varsity Cheerleader ,E H Student Assistant Senior Attendant to Home- coming Queen , Junior Red Cross Repre- ' sentative 13 J A BETTY BYRD JOHN GEORGE CASEY WILSON DALE CAULEY Krabba: Advertising Staff Krabba Highlight: Circula tion Stal-T' ANNE MARSH CHANDLER Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Class Day: Decorations Com- mittee Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative of school life MARY ANN CHRISTIE Student Assistant JUDITH ANNE CHRISTOL Speech Club F.'I'.A. ILENE CONSTANCE CLAGUE LENORE CLARK Krabba Highlight: Advertis- ing Staff, Circulation StaH', Sports Staff Girls' Chorus F.H.A. Varsity Cheerleader Dramatic Participation LEONARD VERNON CLARK National Honor Society Key Club Track Team LENWOOD GLISSON CLARK National Honor Society Key Club Track Team Chemistry Club S.C.A. Representative CHARLES FRANCIS CLEMENS Latin Club Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Projectionist Staff MARTHA ANNE COATES F.T.A. Junior-Senior Prom: Re- freshment Committee inH .. BETTY ANN COBLE JONATHAN L. COHEN Superior Rating in Dis- trict Debates Biology Club Krabba Highlight: Editor- in-Chief S.C.A. Representative Key Club: Vice-President Speech Club Latin Club Old Dominion Boys' State Hall of Fame Quill and Scroll: President WILMA JANE CONN Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Senior Executive Board EDWARD HENRY CONWAY Chess Club Projectionist Staff Audiogrraphic Staff T 'F T , : 5 : , 5 ',--,,, ' N ., 5 ,S I QXWTS' was ual' YP HORACE COPELAND Krabba Highlight: Advertis mpg Staff, Circulation Manager Krabba: Advertising' Staff ELIZABETH ELAINE CRAIG Basketball Hall of Fame JOHN LEWIS CRIGLER Biology Club CHARLES EDWARD CROCKER Football: J.V., Varsity We rea l ized DARRELL KERMIT CROTTS Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus I A Cappella Choir: President MARGARET CRAWFORD CRUTE National Honor Society Girls' Chorus Junior-Senior Prom: Re- freshment Committee Student Assistant Dramatic Participation SHARON KAYE CUNNINGHAM Band: Concert, Marching Biology Club HENRY ORMAN DANEKER, JR. Football: Varsity Baseball Speech Club ' D.E. Club gm 'QF MARTHA ANN DANIELS Band: Concert, Marching Latin Club Chemistry Club Krabba Highlight Speech Club Class Day: Music Commit- tee Chairman JOHN ROBERT DAWSON, JR. Track Team Chemistry Club S.C.A. Representative National Honor Society Dramatic Participation Science Club: President Key Club ROBERT CARTWRIGHT DEAL LILLA JO ANNE DERLIN Latin Club Student Assistant that the time BARBARA DeRYDER JOHN BERTRAM DeSHAZOR Football: Varsity WILLIAM EVERETT DIGGS JANET GATES DIXON National Honor Society Krabba Highlight Band: Concert, Marching Student Assistant Latin Club Speech Club Chemistry Club Future Nurses Club SULLIVAN RUSSELL DONADIO Football: J.V. SHARON DOWDEN Latin Club Dramatic Participation Krabba: Advertising Staff S.C.A. Representative DALMA GRIFFEN DRAKE Basketball: Varsitv Football: Varsitv Baseball Varsity Club JACKLYN ANN DUNN Band: Marching, Concert, Dance Latin Club Student Assistant Krabba: Advertising Staff Krabba Highlight Band: Secretary had come JEAN FAYE EDWARDS Girls' Chorus Junior-Senior P1'om: Re- freshment Committee MARALETA ELLERSON Future Nurses Club GRAYDON ARTHUR ELLIOTT Basketball: Varsity Track Team Key Club S.C.A. Representative X TOMMY ELLIS 3 rw If in :,. N 3 '. , P at S 'S . .... R. Sill' .q all i A be wi 4 SQ E, . ivrgrxf X S PAUL BELL ETHERIDGE PAUL LAVVSON EVANS S.C.A. Representative Track Team Varsity Club: President Basketball: Varsity Football: Tri-Captain Band: Marching, Concert, Dance All State Band Dramatic Participation Latin Club Hall of Fame EUGENE L. EVERHART S.C.A. Representative CHARLES CLINTON FARMER for which WANDA JEAN FAULKNER Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Girls' Chorus National Honor Society Student Assistant F.T.A. PATRICIA JEAN FERGUSON Marching Band : Drum Majorette Concert Band Student Assistant Hall of Fame KATHLEEN MARIE FITZGERALD F.T.A. Speech Club WILLIS FRANKLIN FOLSOM National Thespian Society Band: Concert, Marching Science Club Audiogrraphic Staff CHARLOTTE JEAN FORBES CHARLOTT'E ELIZABETH FORREST EDWARD SPENCER FORREST Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus JOHN DEAN FOUNTAIN Football: J.V. Basketball: J.V. we had PEGGY JOYCE FOWLER FRANK PAUL FRANZYSHEN, JR. ELIZABETH LOUISE FREEMAN F.H.A. Junior Red Cross Ropre- sentative LYNDA LOU FREEMAN Band: Marching, Concert Biology Club THEODORE ROGER FRIEDMAN Latin Club JOHN BERKLEY GARVIN, JR. DIANE LOUISE GEORGE Hockey Team: Co-Captain Basketball Garrick Dramatics Club PEGGY SUE GILL S.C.A. Representative Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative long awaited JAMES DON GOODSON Band: Marching, Concert Xmygnf vi' J 23 S JAMES GUNN GOODWILLIE Senior Class: Vice President M Chemistry Club t S.C.A.: Representative, Dele- gate to Tri-City Federa- - tion I Senior Executive Board Track Team ' Last Will and Testament x Q3 A PATRICIA JULIA GRABILL Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative BESSIE LEE GRANT Band: Marching, Concert, Dance Class Day: Music Committee :g i 'T Y Q ,sf E y .Q M bip h it JOHNNY E. GRECO ROBERT' THOMAS GREEN Boys' Chorus S.C.A. Representative Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative MAXIE GREENE Cross Country Team WALLACE PRESTON GREENE, JR. Krabba: Junior Co-Ordina tor, Co-Editor National Honor Society: President Garrick Dramatics Club: President National Thespian Society Quill and Scroll Key Club: Treasurer S.C.A. Representative Latin Club Junior-Senior Prom: Re- freshment Committee Chairman Biology Club Dramatic Participation and prepared. fb MARVIN Rown A GRIFFITH i MARY LOU GROOME Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir arrick Dramatics Club Varsity Cheerleader S.C.A.: Secretary Student Assistant F.T.A. Speech Club ERNESTINE FRANCES HALE S.C.A. Representative Girls' Chorus 'rHoMAs HOWARD ' y HALL, JR. ww Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir 9 Q 51 ... , . ci' yi' 5 3-J BETTY TAYLOR HAMMOND Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir S.C.A.: Treasurer Hall of Fame DON H A RRIS Football: Varsity GEORGE SCOTT HARRISON S.C.A.: Treasurer, Vice- President Key Club: President Sophomore Class: President Junior Class: Vice President Speech Club: President Hall of Fame Basketball: J.V., Varsity Track Team Varsity Club Most Outstanding Junior Boy CHARLES A LTON IIARTZ, JR. As we looked back. HILLARY DIXON 5 HASTINGS ii ig? p Krabba Highlight: Pho- 1 A k--, tographer .Q Quill and Scroll Track Team ' MARGARET LOUISE HAWKINS S.C.A. Representative Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee JOHN RANDOLPH 'Fw 4: HEARN -5 ' fr an 'fx VE RGIE ELIZABETH HEARN Girls' Chorus ' ':i. HL: :, ,,,..,,,. I ', , by ..,., J F ee 5 o G Vin. W 419 BILL HELM Football :Varsity Baseball BARBARA GAIL HELSEL S.C.A. Representative Student Assistant Head J.V. Cheerleader Head Varsity Cheerleader Class Historian Hall of Fame Senior Class: Play Commit tee Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee ELIZABETH ANN HILL Hall of Fame Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Student Relations Council: Chairman Virginia Girls' State Krabba: Assistant Editor, Co-Editor Senior Class: Treasurer S.C.A.: Chaplain National Honor Society: Sec retary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll: Vice President Most Outstanding Junior Girl Krabba Highlight: Advertis ing Staff DAR Good Citizenship Award FREDA JEAN HILL remembering the SHERRY LEE HILL S.C.A. Representative HELEN MARIE HODGE LEONA DELORES HOFFMAN ROBERT EDWIN HOLLAND S.C.A. Representative Krabbu: Art Staff LYNN ELLEN HOLLOWAY Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Senior Executive Board RANDOLPH JOHNSON HOLSTON FRANCES ANN HOLTZCLAW Latin Club Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Chemistry Club F.T.A. Dramatic Participation Student Assistant: Presi- dent Krabba: Activities Stuff ANN MALLISON HOOKER Varsity Cheerleader Biology Club Senior Executive Board Junior-Senior Prom: Dec rations Committee O many happy experiences i J 33' F Y PAUL THOMAS HOPPE nj I5 I ROBERT HORTON ' . Cross Country Team Varsity Club JUDITH LOVE HUMPHRIES Garrick Dramatics Club S.C.A. Representative F.H.A. Dramatic Participation Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee Class Day: Decorations Com- mittee MARY HELEN HUNT Girls' Chorus 36 L Ll ROSE JANETTE HUNT Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir PHOEBE EARLENE HURT Mixed Chorus MARJORIE ANN HUSSEY Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus A Cappella Choir CAROL ANN JACKSON Latin Club of our Sophomore HERBERT DONOVAN JACQUES Football: Varsity Track Team Varsity Club Basketball: J.V. EMILY LOWRY ANDERSON JAMES Girls' Chorus 4 -3 ERBY LEO JAMES D.E. Club: President JACQUELINE CLEMENTS . JAMES Girlg' Chorus Junior Red Cross Repre- sentativc if THOMAS WAYNE J EBSON Cross Country Team Kvy Club SAMUEI. LEROY J ERNIGAN Audiographic Staff: Vice President - Sc-mor Executive Board BONNIE JONES IJ.E. Club JAMES ALIWISHA JONES Football : Varsity D.E. Club 1 Y' and Junior years, OSCAR EDWARD JONES Marching Band PATRICIA KAY JONES Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus ROSE MARIE JONES Junior-Senior Prom: Bids Committee Senior Class: Cap and Gown Committee Senior Executive Board Krabba: Art Staff NELLIE C. KAUTZ Girls' Chorus nf' '+A l U li C -at Q REBECCA ANN KEEL Latin Club S.C.A. Representative Biology Club: Vice-President MARY JO KEENER EDGAR D. KERSEY Senior Executive Board Chemistry Club Football: Varsity National Honor Society: Vice-President Hall of Fame GWENDOLYN ANNE KERSEY we were hardly able MARY CHRISTINE KERSEY Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus National Honor Society ANNA MERLE KETCHUM DONNA JOY KING F.H.A. Krabba Highlight: Circula- tion Staff PATRICIA ANN KINLAW 39 FLOYD RONALD LaBELLE PATRICIA ANN LAMBORN Speech Club F.H.A. Garrick Dramatics Club JACK WARNER LAWSON Junior Class: President Senior Class: President Football: Varsity, All Tide- water, Best Sportsmanship Award Varsitv Club: Chaplain Track Team Key Club Hi-Y: Chaplain Band: Concert, Marching, Dance All State Band Virginia High School Forum Hall of Fame SALLY LOU LAWSON to rea lize ROBERT EUGENE LAY Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Speech Club: Treasurer, President JACK DAVID LEATHERWOOD PAT' ANNE LEE Garrick Dramatics Club Junior Red Cross Repre- sentativc F.H.A. Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Junior-Senior Prom: Re- freshments Committee CAROL ANN LESTER S.C.A. Representative Senior Executive Board Krabba Highlight Senior Class: Cap and Gown Committee Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee Mixed Chorus Dramatic Participation Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative is f igs- Q Q ::. p 5 I ,,.. .o X N 1 XX- ziy :i v if 3 t .. ? .. '2 ' il ,:-:-.I - wg, , we 'E' X JEANINE MARIE LEVIS F.H.A. F.T.A.: Corresponding Sec- retary Senior Executive Board THELMA ROBERTA LEWIS Sophomore Attendant to Homecoming Queen Girls' Chorus Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee S.C.A. Representative JANET GAY LIVERMAN BILLY LOGAN Basketball: J.V. Baseball that the final goal .IAMES EUGENE LONG RONNIE EUGENE LONG Track Team ,. ' i QQ MARY ANNE LOVE INA RAYE LOWE Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir f' a a ie KAY FRANCES LOWERY Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus J.V. Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader Student Assistant Garrick Dramatics Club HOWARD CARLYLE LUCAS Baseball GEORGIA ELINOR LUKE Basketball Manager Hockey Team JENNINGS BRYAN LYNCH Band: Marching, Concert, Dance Hall of Fame Quill and Scroll Band: President Krabba Highlight: Assistant Editor was about to be gl 35 CHARLES HERBERT A eg J McABEE A S.C.A. Representative CONSTANCE ANNE MeDONALD Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Girls' Chorus D.E. Club YVONNE McDOWELL CARRIE MCKNIGHT BEULAH HOPE MQQUATTERS Student Assistant RAYMEL MURRELINE MAIN S.C.A. Representative Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Annual Staff: Typist Class Day: Music Committee ALICE ADORIS MANN Latin Club FRANCIS EDWARD MARKHAM attained. PHILLIP JOHN MARKHAM Track Team Cross Country Team BARBARA JO MARPLE Junior Red Cross Repre- scntative Mixed Chorus Latin Club Garrick Dramatics Club Dramatic Participation Junior Class: Treasurer J.V. Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Krabba Karavan: Staff S.C.A. Representative Homecoming Queen Hall of Fame CHARLES HARDY MARTIN Baseball WILLIAM WATSON MARTIN Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus -mst L., JAMES WEST MATHIESON Football: Varsity Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus A Cappella Choir S.C.A. Representative LILAH ANN MATTESON Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Garrick Dramatics Club Junior-Senior Prom: Deco rations Committee S.C.A. Representative Dramatic Participation National Honor Society LAURA CALDWELL MEAD JAMES EDWARD MELSON The year NAOMI LAUONNE MILLER Garrick Dramatics Club Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Dramatic Participation Krabba: Advertising Staff Krabba Highlight Staff Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL Band: Marching, Concert ROBERT WILSON MITCHELL D.E. Club ALFRED WESLEY MONFALCONE Key Club: Corresponding Secretary Band, Marching, Concert, Dance Cross Country Team Spring Track Manager National Thespian Society Garrick Dramatics Club: Treasurer Dramatic Participation Hall of Fame Band: Drum Major X. is x i rx? i f is f he B2 s it J 's W 49 :Q X I 'kxh .' N, dj f : ai, i CARLTON CREIG MOORE Football: J.V. Track Team Hi-Y: President S.C.A. Representative THOMAS JOSEPH MOORE Football: Varsity CHARLES WATSON MUGLER HAMLET MARION MUGLER Band: Color Guard Junior Red Cross Repre sentative D.E. Club: President S.C.A. Representative Audiographic Staff Krabba Highlight: Circu- lation Staff was short, DON BERKLEY NACE Hi-Y: Treasurer S.C.A. Representative SETH G. NELSON Football: J.V. S.C.A. Representative Boys' Chorus FLORENCE ANN NICHOLAS SYLVIA GAY NIGHTENGALE Band: Marching, Concert Krabba Highlight: Typist F.'l'.A. Student Assistant A15 m 3 f JANET LaVINA NULL Band: Marchingg Concert Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir National Honor Society Student Assistant DONALD BANKS OGBURN Cross Country Team SHIRLEY CAROLYN OLIVER Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Senior Executive Board Class Day: Co-Chairman Dramatic Participation KATHRYN PATRICIA OLNEY Band: Marching, Concert but filled with SYLVIA SUSIE OWENS F.H.A. HENRY CLAY PAGE, JR. S.C.A. Representative Cross Country Team Krabba Highlight: Circula- tion Staff Class Day: Decorations Committee Chairman Hall of Fame JEAN ADELAIDE PARKER Girls' Chorus MONA JOY PARKER F.H.A. BARBARA EAKIN PARRISH F.T.A. Garrick Dramatics Club Dramatic Participation Student Assistant Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee Senior Executive Board Senior Class: Cap and Gown Committee National Honor Society ELIZABETH GLEN PATON JUDITH DANIEL PENN S.C.A. Representative Senior Executive Board Senior Class: Cap and Gown Committee JOYCE PERE many happy DONALD ALLISON PERRY Football Manager Garriek Dramaties Club S.C.A. Representative Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee Krabba Karavan Staff CLEMENT THOMAS PHELPS Band: Marching, Concert MARTHA ANN PHILLIPS National Honor Society Student Assistant Varsity Cheerleader S.C.A.: Vice President of Peninsula Federation A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus Biology Club: President Future Nurses Club: Secre- tary-Treasurer, President Class Day: Decoration Com- mittee Garrick Dramatics Club Dramatic Participation Chairman Chesapeake Dis- trict S.C.A. Hall of Fame MARY ELIZABETH POWERS Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Krabba: Senior Compiler MARTHA JANE PUGH Girls' Chorus Biology Club Chemistry Club Latin Club Student Assistant Krabba: Senior Editor Garrick Dramatics Club Class Day: Decorations Committee Dramatic Participation SHELBY JEAN RAGLAND .Iunior Red Cross Repre- sentative Senior Executive Board Senior Class: Announcement Committee Chairman Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Girls' Chorus Krabba: Advertising Staff Class Prophet S.C.A. Representative Class Day: Co-Chairman MARGARET' ANN RAINES Library Assistant Senior Executive Board Junior Red Cross Repre- scntative PATRICIA RAE RAMSEY Biology Club Senior Executive Board and exciting events. WILLIAM BOYD RAY National Thespian Society Dramatic Participation CHARLES SUMNER RAYLE Golf Team: Captain RUTH MARION REARDON Girls' Chorus WENDY MARSHA RECANT Garrick Dramatics Club: Vice President Latin Club: President National Honor Society Junior-Senior Prom: Deco- rations Committee First Place for Third Year Latin in State Tournament Hall of Fame Class Day: Script Commit- tee Chairman Krabba: Feature Staff ORVILLE N. RICHARDSON Football: J.V. S.C.A. Representative Boys' Chorus SALLY PATRICIA RIGGINS Biology Club S.C.A. Representative Latin Club Krabba: Senior Editor Student Assistant National Honor Society Junior-Senior Prom: Flowers Committee Garrick Dramatics Club Dramatic Participation Hall of Fame Class Day: Decorations C mittee LEROY RILEY Football: Varsity S.C.A. Representative Senior Executive Board Om FRANCES CHARLENE ROGAN Latin Club Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Senior Executive Board Before we knew it, J. D. ROSS S.C.A. Representative Basketball: J.V. Key Club 36 JACQUI-:LINE ANN ROWE Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus FRANCES ANN ROYALS Garrick Dramatics Club Speech Club: Vice President grzibbzEhAdvertising' Staff ir s' orus F, Mixed Chorus Junior-Senior Prom: Bids Committee S.C.A. Representative Hall of Fame DOROTHY MAE SAUNDERS Krabba Highlight Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespian Society: Secretary Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative WALTER PHILLIP SCHOONOVER Track Team CAROL ANN SCHUCHERT' Latin Club D.E. Club KENNETH BROWN SCOTT MAXINE EDITH SECHREST it was June, HILDA ANDLETON SHELDON EDWIN WADE SHELTON CHARLES HENRY SHOTWELL Hi-Y D.E. Club BOBBY EDWARD SILVERTHORN l ' 1 iff -ll , x, I 4l 'Q M if Z' fi? X 'mv-,K-Sgzgfg-gl , i. 5,3g,-ji wt: A 'i7r fa.i,f' 50 01 ELIZABETH ANNE SIMMONS Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Dramatic Participation Garrick Dramatics Club JOSEPH WAYNE SIMPSON Baseball Manager TOM CLARK SINCLAIR Krabba Highlight: Circula tion Staff Quill and Scroll Senior Executive Board OSCAR MORRIS SINGLETON, JR. Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus A Cappella Choir and time for GERALD LEE SISSON Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus A Cappella Choir HARRIET HALL SLEAR S.C.A. Representative PENNY SHARON SMITH WINFRED JAMES SMITH, JR. Q9 Iv-1 .xg Flin. N. if , u-353.51 ,-1. 4,-ff an Q 1 Qi -... E f ANITA JEAN SMITHWICK Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus CALEB GRAY SPARROW PATRICIA ANN SPRUELL Junior Red Cross Repre sentative National Honor Society ROSLYN MARSH STEINBACH Hockey Team graduation. DAVID STEWART Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir GLENITA SUE STEWART Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Senior Executive Board Basketball DENNIS RICHARD STIEFFEN Basketball: J.V. Track Team Key Club: Secretary MARY LOUISE STROUD Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus ga, t 'Vw ,..,,,, 'S' DWIGHT DOUG STROUPE Golf Team CHARLES STUMP JACK CLIFFORD STUMP H Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Junior-Senior Prom: Deco rations Committee CONNIE GAY STOTT S.C.A. Representative Latin Club: Vice President Krabba: Feature Staff Hall of Fame , TAT EM Elrack Team Seeing our elassma tes, I JO ANNE SUMMERFIELD SALLY SWINDELL SHIRLEY ANNE Garrick Dramatics Club ' BERNARD TAPPEN 1 R? . 'le Football: Varsity ft all of Fame E Q 53 tm it -1 A THOMAS EDWARD 5? THARP ,.,, .. 9-R A Football Team: Manager WALTER EDWARD THOMAS Key Club Krabba: Sports Editor Basketball DELORES ANN TODD Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir F.T.A. Krabba: Typist Class Day: Music Committee Senior Executive Board JOYCE MARGUERITE TORBERT Senior Executive Board our teachers, CAROL ANN TORIAN Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative Girls' Chorus Student Assistants: Treas- urer I Krabba Highlight: Adver- tising Staff Garrick Dramatics Club MARY LANIER TRAYNHAM S.C.A. Representative Senior Executive Board Senior Class: Announcement Committee FRANCIS DRAKE TRUSCOTT Football: Varsity MART'IN KENT TRUSTY Audiogravmhic Staff Nobel Prize li Q wan z S BARBARA JEAN TURNER ROBERT DAVID TURNER Football: Varsity Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir All State Chorus ANTONIO ULISSE Boys' Chorus PATRICIA GAIL VAN ORDEN Girls' Chorus National Honor Society and the halls WILLIAM O. VAN SANT Football : Varsity Track Team MARTHA LEE VOLKMER D.E. Club WILLIAM DAVID WADE Basketball: J.V. Audiographic Staff LINDA JACQUELYN WALDEN Girls' Chorus Student Assistant Senior Executive Board Q' 1 5 A hw 'Q - L fit , I A LARRY BRADFORD An. Q is WALKER f DOSHIE MARIE WALKER Junior Red Cross Repro- scntative Garrick Dramutics Club Girls' Chorus LINDA JO WALLACE Girls' Chorus PATRICIA ANNE A A l WALLACE fl 'A I Basketball Hockey Team 0fHH. RICHARD BERNARD WALLACE RACHEL LEE WALSTON Girls' Chorus MARY LOU WALT'ERS Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir ROBERT LEWIS WALTON Baseball JOHN ROGER WARD MARGARET WATSON Girls' Chorus Mixed Cho1'us A Cappella Choir Class Day: Music Committee Krabba: Senior Compiler mx 5 Q .5 - JAMES ODELL ,,,.., WEST Audiographic Staff ROBERT SAMUEL WHELESS Football : J.V. for the last time. NANCY KAY WHITESIDE ROBERT JOSEPH WICKER Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespian Societv Projectionist Staff Track Team Class Day: Decorations Com- mittee Dramatic Participation GEORGE WILDER Football: Varsity Hall of Fame BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMS Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative S.C.A. Representative Speech Club PATSY LUCILLIC WILLIAMS Garrick Dramatics Club Krabba Highlight VAN WILLIAMS D.E. Club Football 1 Varsity ANN DQMOVILLE WILSON S.C.A. Representative- Garrick Dramatics Club Junior-Senior Prom: Deco rations Committee .IEAN WILSON Girls' Chorus we depa rted, JOANNE WILSON LEAMOND LANFRED WILSON Band: Marching, Concert REGGIE FRANK WINGFIELD Band: Marching, Concert JULIA GRAY WINSTEAD Latin Club Speech Club he pf -Q ,Q ' Q 'Q ...,. . gi I ml X 9+ X A. is DOROTHY KAY WOODALL WILLIAM COT'HAN WOODS Track Team Basketball: J.V., Varsity Chemistry Club Key Club S.C.A. Representative Krabba: Sports Staff EDGAR MELVIN WOOLARD Baseball Junior Red Cross Repre sentative BARBARA AYRE WORNOM Dramatic Participation Garrick Dramatics Club the Class BARRY KENT WORST Golf Team Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir ALICE VIRGINIA WRIGHT Band: Marching, Concert, All State Band: Treasurer Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Krabba: Junior Co-0rdina- tor Latin Club: Secretary Student Assistant National Honor Society BETTY LEE WRIGHT Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir JEAN MARIE WRIGHT A BOBBY M. WYNNE A D.E. Club CHARLES HORTON ZIMMERMAN, JR. Football: Assistant Managei Baseball Manager Latin Club: Treasurer Key Club: Chaplain National Honor Society Track T'eam Cross Country Team - Hall of Fame 2 - Last Will and Testament 4 Varsity Club: Chaplain S.C.A.: President T !1e lQ72g mm' Qneefz of five Prom DALMA DRAKE AND KATHY FITZGERALD 0 Hall of Fame. . . x Q , N 1 . ljomll THP.HOPl QI mr i NMICN MUST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MUST POPULAR Libby Hill, Chuck Zimmerman Jo Marple, Jack Lawson ST MOST INDEPENDENT MOST SCHOOL SPIRITEID Frances Royals, Bryan Lynch Gail Ilolsol, Buddy Evans tl N Y-r These are the BEST LOOKING Pat Ferguson, George Wilder BEST DANCERS ...unnllii BEST DRESSED Jo Marple, Dalma Drake sf 325 gif? 05 5 gf gi WITTIEST Bernie Tappen, Bobbie Lewis Connie Stott, H. C. Page outstanding members 'S MOST DRAMATIC MOST 'I'AI,I+lN'l'l'IIJ Martha Phillips, A1 Monfalcono Betty Hammond, Bryan Lynmh MOST STUDIOUS MOST TYPIUAI. SENIOR Wendy Recant, Kam Kerscy Pat Brownv, Buddy Evans 63 of our Senior Class. BEST ALL AROUND Jo Marple, Buddy Evans BEST CITIZENS Libby Hill, Scott Harrison MOST ATHLETIC Betsy Craig, Dalma Drake H 5-N BEST STUDENTS Sally Riggins, Jon Cohen , Q HX -N, v if 'fl- fu. 'M' Q f 4- z A A T' 4 3' ----...,,,, x Q g :Dalby s S XX Q i ' A K 'X' Q'fX53n2Sf1Sw'xSh' W ,FN Q. W 3' 3111 Memnriam THOMAS FISHER Born: September 17, 1937 Died: January 25, 1956 Dedicated by the members of the Junior Class 66 The Juniors, zmior lam jimi fum' 7 we 4 BUDDY ALLIGOOD President BOB COLTRANE Vice-President MRS. RUTH WALLIO Sponsor TRUDY JOHNSON Secretary ' ' Ill X 5 1 5 2: .V ' K H O I vq 67 KENTON PATRICK Treasurer looking forward A' A W :': ., ..+,, aa- 0 . o A 'f '.? 3 3-lg 6 6' X 5 5' ia M x A l is fe- .Q . Q' x 5 A AA Q, ' In A A :,, i X -. ,I A ., ' 01 ., Q -,,,- 1 , ff 5 o I ,---- as iff! , L ----2' lg 2 1 .1 . , M X - ZLA .,., f , ' . gp :,:. .A I oooooo A s il 68 Sandra Abbott June Ackerly Donna Adams Wayne Adams Newton Allen Shirley Allen Buddy Alligood Bobby Allison Dan Altman Thomas Amiss Carol Amory Betty Anderson Barbara Andrews Carl Andrews Jack Armistead Patsy Aubrey Jerry Austin James Baggett Pauline Bailey Russell Baker Robert Baltzer Jimmy Banket Bobby Barham Bernice Barrack Allen Baxter Joan Beck Harriet Beltz Diane Bieri Sandra Booth Sonny Boswell Lloyd Bowers Eddie Boyd Bill Branson Carol Brizendine Marian Brown Dot Bruce Florence Buchanan Bill Butler Peggy Butler Hal Burch ,,,,,,t, W, to their Senior yew: Susan Burress as A Brenda Burt 4 - Charles Bussenger z 3' A tk -w J Anna Bryan In X N Kathy Byorum 'F A - L.- Al 4 Betty Jo Byrd Roy Callahan Peggy Cammon Carolyn Campbell Dickie Capps L LL A. .x Q 4125 Betty Cardwell Y Nancy Carl MQ l Bobby Carmines ' f T Rose Marie Carner Q C i X Shirley Carpenter ' -no L S Anne Carson P- I I Q . Judy Carson Q W Q il 2 Suzanne Carter Q .5 lubul A E. A Q bqll fl ' Tommy Cash uuxz , -we , 3' I , Sandra Castle ' of .,: L xl L 3. l L ' I Mary Chenault f an Stuart Chenault Frances Childress 6: K? 0' ., ' g Jean Christian 3' i K X Betty Clark 1 f X J QI 4 A Carolyn Clements Johnny Coates I. H Bob Coltrane .A in :af x li Lee Connolly -fl, ,,. ' it Q95 g Sylvia Conyers , I 1 ii Larry Cook N A Patsy Copeland it x V K Barbara Corcoran - y Paul Cowley ' Judy Crawford 2 it I -Jo Ann Cross ' Carol Cullum in - Q 2 3, ...r Harvey Curlee i :.,. . Q fi ar Jerry Curtis Eb 'C s. K J 'la Danny Dail Y EE : i ew N L 69 Q . uv .:..: , Q of began taking 1 X Anne Damerel -x 5 I ' Ester Darnell . is Emma Lou Dotson X i i i 1 Johnny Dotson V 1 is C . 1 g f Q arol Davis -4. s AQ MRA ,f img? J fi 4 I is -lfl June Davis E E uuu it Z Patsy Dean Y ij? '. . H 'F A E K Tom Deason , A Q 3 it Etha Deem Q Audrey De Lozier le A , f ' A -, , George Dewhirst , ' a'f 'e V I I V 5 Roy Dickens , L bs all L fl., ' G' , Betty Sue Dickenson ,KQV J , l:-- -Q V V 7 Tommy Dishman H E .,,. Z.: me Jack Doby , Jerry Dore 4 , Joyce Dorsey H A Q E N Q al FHS ggi xp 'X L s-15, Jimmy Doyle s- H fc' Q Qi Q13 - X -3, -- . Dougles Eanes X A L A is , Linda Edmonds Q A14 Q A x ei - I fs is M I V Betsy Elliot E . V . ' i Lewis Ellis -H A ,W , M at 6 'K bqun 'ak Q Margaret Ellis er ,. 1523, ..v W ' rf Q . A K Betty Englehard 1 ' i E F' ' Kitty Englehard -. 1 as l A L4 F ' t' ' JL .. A ,I . b m Peggy Jo Epling V David Evans 9 f .,.- s ' lg, - Melissa Faraster . I I f David Farmer ,E X- , . , Vik Dixie Farmer ifgs.,4 -1, he .fb su. ' H A Genie Fellenz E A T. C. Ferebee H V ,, ' L .,,.i Robbie Jo Ferree A Q T. .fi Robert Fishel ' 5 E1'zabeth Fl ra . Ai ' is I 0 b b D r Kathryn Fisher A 4 J i n hi l' - 1 il Thomas Fisher X 2 K P, , Jimmy Forbes i ,.-.,1 ' zfslf 4 I Mary Lou Forrest A , ..,,,,:,. Z i lvll A E ,Q as -Y ' at . Mike Fortner H --:gr . is - ' 1 l 70 a more active part Nancy Foster Shirley Foster Pat Franklin Robert Franklin George Freeman Carol Frost Barbara Fuller Robert Futrell Ralph Garretson Pat Garrett Dan Garris J. W. Garris Williard Garris Gail Getzel Billy Good Dallas Gibons Ray Gillis Clyde Glosson Catherine Greer David Grimsly Bruce Grunwald Carol Hall Nell Hall James Hammer E. K. Hammond Carolyn Hardison Walter Hart Jerry Hatley Ella Sue Hayes Jackie Hehl Eleanor Herrington Emma Hicks Connie Higginbotham Ann Hill Bill Hill Joan Hixon Dot Hixon Mary Hobbs Jack Hogge Charles Holden ' l' ,i...,,.1i 3 A 'M F F' fi J C sz Q xv Miki kixv J 3 nz V- L . ' , .L Q ll K 4 it it ge Q 2.2 , A A sf? ff 1 ...ff fra 4,4 A An. 'i x vifffif' 9 J i H fin . V ,gf J C JA 5 C 4 Q B ,iee Xl , 0351 . it ., i BW N 71 school life if A V x a fr E f .,. . ffge. .,,,, ,gj Y Ne il to a fi 'v1 A quzquzu I II if A s s X , .I ycli .,,.,v :E. 1 , I :Z J Inva: : ., KK W .,g.f 7 .AAA K A. . . fi! 72 Mike Houge Chuck Howard Jack Howard Lula Howard Novella Hubbard James Hucks Charlotte Hughes Jack Hughes George Hulcher Penny Hunt Sylvia Hurst Shirley Inge David Irving' Jean Jackson Robert Jackson Margaret Jaffeux Eddie Johnson Jeanine Johnson Jo Anne Johnson Pat Johnson Rodney Johnson Trudy Johnson Doug Jones Fred Jones Carolyn Joyner John Kaiser Allan Kearns Shirley Keel Myrna Keener E. B. Keever Jackie Kegley Lathelle Kennedy June Kladler Rosalie La Barbara Martha Ladd David Langille Ashby Lawson Dot Leatherwood Pat Leggett Peggy Lewis Sandra Lewis Frances Lovinor Suvcn Lowe Jack Lucas Lois Lucas ' i I and activities. Barbara Lucido George Luna Dale Manley Faye Marr Dorothy Martin Andrew Mavromatis Bonnie McAbee Betty McAllister Thomas McCormick Frances McKenna Carolyn McLean Warren McNamara Art McPheron Carolyn Melson Laura Miller Margaret Miller Nancy Miller Ronnie Mills Edna Mitchell Bob Mooney Herman Moore Shirley Moore Steve Moore Johanna Morefield Verner Morefield Rose Marie Morris Bettie Morrissly Shirley Morrison Betty Sue Motley Guy Mugler Joe Murray Richard Murray Florance' Musante Tommy Myer Carl Nettles 44 li 5 8 E' As: 5' A in ,Qi X Q - i r-A , E is 3 A 4 Xian c i 95' at - , we y 3 4 5 .,,, .... , Aw gttq 1 ' i s :inf-S ., 59,5 . Q. M- : QW' G Q il 'V 'F srl , . xi t in Working with -uf lair E' Am 5155, lc 'jr TH, r .I l 'TQ- :, 4, S 'GW . - i -.,' 3 A if in ,,,h.. Jimmy Nelms Betty Nelson Albert Newman Geraldine Nichols Nannie Nichols June Nunn Pat O'Leary Gloria Oliver Oleta Oppelt Lee Orth Robert Padgett Patricia Palmer Rickie Pardue Dickson Parsons Kenton Patrick Mary Lee Patrick Garry Paul Mike Payne Pat Payne Frank Penland Sandra Perkins Dorothy Phillips Wayne Pierce Janice Plasters Linda Pope Lelsie Powell Mary Elizabeth Powell Maxine Pressley James Rammell Philip Ransome Ronnie Raynor Wayne Rector Susan Rich Jean Riggin Pat Riley Roger Roberts Wanda Robinette Evelyn Robins Barry Robinson Diane Rockwell ' mrYw'i3vUc '!fq1lFiifn 'u -. .uwn,'FFfR??W1'l' -'rw , Z. . I . , N , the class officers and Sponsmq Patsy Rogers Zelda Rogers Donald Rose Gay Lee Rose Dellan Rossman Billy Rowe Dennis Rowe Jean Rushin Sylvia Sachs Charles Salomon Anthony Sansone Nancy Savage Betty Jo Sawyer Joyce Saunders Suzanne Saunders Bobby Scarborough Carl Schmidt Patsy Scott Carol Sharp David Sharp Johnny Shufflebarger Robin Sigler Judy Smith Kenny Smith Lewis Smith Lloyd Smith Nancy Smith Nelson Smith Shirley Smoot Irene Snapp Tommy Snee Charles Spencer Jane Spencer Mary Ellen Spires Bobby Sprouse Betty Spruell Henry Stanley Bobby Stewart Buddy Stotler Charles Sundt is .L . L K L .Q g',f:'i,'57 ElA . A I ,L 1 1 K S 5 mn. - A sk i ., XX: f 'f'P 5 ' f, F no L k :, ,V fi, f , il A ll S 1 ' Al 'ls X me , ' Q J J 1 'i ' 3 S 6' ' fa ii .- V ,,. 3 ' .: , U ' lr , A L :Ibl new 3 ,J Q et, Q , . 4. I ,,.- ' y ' .. --',:. K' S a A ,.:.. Q y - ,, ' .5:. -,ff , 'Q if V X: el X , Q if . i. il : ' S S 5 7' L L W s Q ' iii if L ic' Q ' Q ' . .aa 2. GX . V Qi L 75 they gave the Seniors Q . Q l F5 A AE f ii : . A ' zgln E y ' 5 .- W ,. , . .ei 5 an W VAI, I ..,:.E 'fits 5- in ,. :HV 'B' e i 'Z Ad o .4 i gg . eSa aae u fe X T J 4 . i e1 my V- --1,,,, V N ' V ,N ,tx M i my , .M N 4 -y Q N.. 1. A an ,MQ 5-5 ,.: ., Ed Swansoy Bobby Swconey Roy Tate Jackie Tench Susan Terrell Jeannine Thiele Pat Thomas Sylvia Thomas Bobby Thompson Bootsie Tindel Kay Todd Marvin Trainham Carolyn Tucker Reedy Turlington Janet Tury William Underwood Garland Updike Judy VanderBoegh Pat Viars Ellison Vickery Dick Villard Barbara Wade Bill Waide Judy Wolfe Carl Wallace Maynard Walters Marie Walton Mary Alice Walton Sally Warbuton Rachel Waterfield Dora Waters Nettie Sue Watson Nancy West Warren Wetmore Willard Whipple Jo Ann White Sandra White Roy Whitehouse Sandra Whitlock Nikki Sue Whitney 1 4-fa cz grand prom. lPeter Wiencek S Betty Lou Wiggins m is A Dottie Williamson ,f f f Carolyn Willis l' ' Brooks Wilson ' Q ' 'Gene Wilson Jane Winbourne an Carl Windham ui ,EH ,K F1-ed Winn :z Billy wood lNancy Wood I ,, i bzz, Q in 1 Sandra Wood 55 s Thomas Wood lnb A Q . James Woodard A 7 ' v--- 2 Claudia Woodcock l Q IDon Woodland qzairuigqiz ,,-- ' A iz Janice Wunder . ,,,.. L A X Ann Wyatt .5.,,.., Ax ,,.' at AM , X- John Yakshe f Q P , ' .2'- ' 1 4 A ' ' nga Audrey Young 77 is 9 .L 5' m gf x 'W - ,asia J .. Q QQ . ., 9 A L A Most Outstanding Junior Boy and Girl Mary Lee Patrick and Gene Wilson Mary Lee's Activities: Gene's Activities: Student Assistant Varsity Basketball-'54-'55-'56 Mixed Chorus Garrick Dramatics Club S. C. A. Representative, delegate to Foreign Forum at Richmond Krabba Highlight Junior Attendant of Basketball Court-'56 78 T he, Sophomores, , Sopfzomore Class 1175 ers X' YNY' X X N 'x N N ,nn x X S x X Iv Y V U ix 'L CLASS OFFICERS: Seated, left to right: Peggy Saunders, Treasurerg Beverly Jacobson, Secretaryg Standing: Jo Anne Lewis, Vice-Presidentg Gregory Becouvarakis, President. r aj: 'J X JA 'his g, I I 4 P' .K ,M M V MISS KATHRYN V. BULLY Sponsor MRS. PEGGY P. THOMAS JM'-44 Sponsor 4-xv .1 Q F if. fm.. mm. -3 sf- Va Y 1-11,4 'i1fV'fZ5 b Q? ' .egagfff :-eff, Eaesarga a u f f ':4:4w -5:1i f f fgssss, 5335554 ' f :gi .221'fz2aaifsaziisssaeH1ffss 22- :nw-:ws . f::aa.1au:azaaaaaa1t. xx. -,,-:...,f5,':::S5:: :3Z::gE:12E:13k:::::: JL: f 2 . 'ii5r::555!t5S E233E:3EE12Ei213f??55iI ,zz gzaififfifffifff iieaaizaagzzwfsv . sz: ffm. Q E' 42:15 IZ .J ' 52'::::2?E ' u. . .5f ::::':' .Jigga gb JfTif':. A ' iff? ' -L if 1,112 145 H :.:.':.-1 M, ,h .1115 guided by upperclassmen, ROOM 98, Mrs. Wilson, 1st Row, left to right: Glenda Anderson, Ruth Vickery, Judith Boren, Frances Kerman, Rose Lucido, Doris Bull, Barbara Harris, Flora Baggett, Peggy Harrison, Grace Mulligan, Sylvia Verdery, Joan Wood, Judy Kitchin, Pat Benton. 2nd Row: Helen Clev- enger, Judith Liverman, Mari- lyn Marsh, Charles Dobbins, Charles Fromal, Jerry Slear, James Spencer, James Kostyal, Bobby Anderson, Pat McDowell, Ava Ray, Linda Johnson. 3rd Row: Billy Day, Donald Kohl- man, Jackie Anderson, Trent Joyner, Earl Mason, Clarence Deaton. Q- .. M. , , X , ,,.r. .... , M , W M ROOM 97, Miss Bully, 1st Row left to right: Virginia Shaffer Patsy Mackey, Betty Ann Bur bank, Mimi Anderson, Lind Osteen, Genie Waltrip, Aureli McCoy, Elaine Caskey, Mar, Ann McAlpin, Libby Farabee Randy de Sander, Nancy Tayloi Holtzelaw, Carol Wright, An Wood. 2nd Row: Charles Amory Nuel Quisenberry, Bill Tennis Jane Hanger, Eleanor Horn Kathryn Clark, Sandra Tyree Charlotte Wooten, Carol Liv ingston, Molly Rigrgrins, Clifto Gentry, Bob Dunn, Stanley May hew. 3rd Row: Henlay Churn Fred Hardy, Chick Kerlin, Hun ter James, Wayne Bai-foot, Skip per Watson, Lloyd Everton David Brown, Jimmy Dillinger Vernon Rollins, Albert Watlet Arvin Swanger, Nick Nicholson ,efi ... be We P+ r l ROOM 99, Mr. Rose, lst Row left to right: Carol Armistead Millie Keene, Judy Priode, Nan cy Jo Waters, Greta Hayes, Gai Drake, June Gail Wright, Kath Watson, Rita Martin. 2nd Row Carol Martin, Thomas Sigmon Vernon Durhan, Billy Todd James Ellis, Bobby Truitt, Bil Blake, Godfrey Smith, Marth McCann. 3rd Row: Johnny How ard, Stancil Manship, Jack Har rell, Phillip Verell, Frankli Mitchell, Bobby Moore, Geral Fowler. dczpted themselves very well M 101, Mr. Taylor, lst , left to right: Farolyn ws, Nancy Flowers, Frances -rt, Patsy Voleman, Vale- , Mary Rob Harris, lcv James, Charlotte Adams, Jacobson, Toni Bloxom, De Ryder, Carolyn Ca- Nancy Powell, Lee Anne Virgrinia Hogan. 2nd Row: ene Baldwin, Judy lliggins, Riley, Gerald Barrack, Allison, Michael Grimsley, Garvin, Billy Gough, Jim , Richard Von Doenhoff, Weade, Louise Switkes, Ellen Spencer. 3rd Row: Kyle, Hubert Register, Bauserman, VVilliam ordle, Randolph Turner, Danny John VVood, Leroy auley, Warren Haley, Dan Bruce Frohlick, 1 .....,..,,. .... M....-,,, im... M, ,I ,,,r..,,. M ., 1 WW. gg .- .,,. , . Me- ,K - 1 S- f-,. 1 -ls, .. OOM 102, Mrs. Thomas, lst ow, left to right: Margie Bow- an, Ruth Rippon, Carol Clark, anice Reynolds, Mary Lou Sha- een, Janice Caldwell, Brenda arissier, Waynie Wray, Rose enderson, Barbara Weaver, etty Harper, Joyce Robins, 2nd ow: Emma Lee Spurling, Rita arrison, Frances Brown, Don- ld Buchanan, Curtis Rakes, osser Mitchell, Bobby Moore, ohn Gwinn, Earl Jones, Curtis otson, Alice Ferguson, Pat iggfer. 3rd Row: Blanche Hill, ell Horsley, Thomas Debman, ohn Burton, Harold Cashwell, efty Reichenback, Michael Pil- rrim, Jim Peterson, Jimmy erry, Fred Staples, Jerry Tru- ll, Brenda Crawford, Jo Smith. ROOM 102, Mr. Boswell, lst Row, left to right: Andrey Barnes, Karen Blake, linda llare, Faye Ilishman, Honest Cross, Lois Ann Dore, Joann Xetter, Jean Banks, Judy Sav- edge, Virginia Kemp, Frances Goldstein, Norma .lean Schmidt 2nd Row: Jimmy Taylor, Waltei Hogge, Holly liatson, llossim Kennedy, Geraldine Rainey, Kay McVang'h, Pat Rodgers, Lucy Milby, Vondell Lealie, Joyce Wallace, Phillip Jones, Sidney Kent Oakes, Robert llancy Mack Ragland, John Vhristol Allen Ruskey, Ronald Turner L ama rr Kennedy, lilarshall Fmdley, Norman Wallace, .lim- my Stout, llavid Rolminette, Richard Hayes. 1 1 X w In Allen, Roy Pittman. ilrd Row: , - - - it to the school life l.,,,c. l ROOM 106, Mr. Johnson, 1st Row, left to right: Johnny Buhl, Joyce Hall, Eleanor Wilson, Ar- line Walton, e ' , Bar- bara Wimmer, Janice Mahanes, Josie Ellis, Joyce Emerson, Connie Brown, Betty Fox, Eliza- beth Eller, Rebecca Parker, Carl Barraek. 2nd Row: Sonny Mil- loy, Linda Bottom, Gayle Stowe, Sandra Hewitt, Ramona Miller, Gloria Hurst, Gloria Booth, Sharon Van Meter, Jewel Nixon, Betty Rose, Shirley Routten, Carol Presley, Sylvia Rowe, Franklin Estes. 3rd Row: Lacy Park, John Peterson, Steven Davis, Neil Pickett, Robby Frost, Richard Wood, Reggie Scott, Lee Yate, Harold Riden- hour, Ray Wright, Bobby Capps, Don Moore, John Nicholas. ROOM 105, Mr, D1-Mayo, ls Row, left to right: Margare Burford, Patsy West, Judy Wal Janet Summerfield, Kathry Cartmell, Shirley Ann Fishe Frances Hill, Judy Moreeoe Bunny Hines, Sylvia Moorm Deanne Baity, Mapine Woof 2nd Row: Jimmy Wilson, Johnn Miller, Fred Watts, Laura Le Sherman, Sue Thompson, Loi Boyd, Carolyn Hahn, Bill Mor ris, Darden Nelms, Randy Gard ner. 3rd Row: James Marshall Marvin Bruce, Billy Debna Ronald Black, Joe Landis, Carl ton McKnight, Robert Needle Doug' Eaeho, Wayne Beard, Boi Duchense, Robert Bayne. N ,..A....-.-...... X X' X A144 'N il ' 4, Sf U Mfgi., ., 39- fix Ahoy' -,J ,J xx ' .ll al ROOM 201, Mr. White, lst Ro left to right: Doris Bradley, An Clodfelter, Gay Vaughn, Caroly Parker, Brenda Winder, Mart Phelps, Carolyn Goetz, Audre Owens, Myrtle Edwards, Billi Sparkman, Diane Frence, Eunic Swaneer, Linda Harmon, Au rey Cashwell. 2nd Row: Ros Couper, Rex Mosley, Bruc Harwold, Thomas Smith, E Doughty, Dickie Mings, Ski Potter, Robert Burton, Joh Figg, Ollie Routen, Ida Routte 3rd Row: Joe Oppelt, Bill Doa Manfred Pross, Marvin Green Donald Stump, Ben Wood, Eddi Vinieratos, John Cutlip, Gen Bowen, Philip Burcher, Ray mond Carmines, Alvin White. nd various activities OOM 202, Miss Rowe, lst Row, eft to right: Donnie Reynolds lathel Rayle, Irene Witkowski, 'era Gayle, Phyllis Ferree, Jo utton, Jean Minter, Sara raneesehi, Betty Lou Booth, hyllis Brinkley, Ruby Phillips. nnette Stutt, Connie Hancock. nd Row: Johnny Jackson, Ron- ie Green, Mildred Talley, June le Hart, Myra Sherrill, Lucille uBose, Sandra Thompson, hyllis Gayle, Carolyn Herring, homas Coekrell, James Batten, aul Whitlow. 3rd Row: Bobby haup, Howard Stockwell, Joe hematek, J o h n Dougherty, erman Frye, Wayne Richard- on, Paul West, Russell Dunn, eith Burris, Huprhson Strawn, ex McKinley. .......,......-- I Q , X if f sf 3 i.Vi 'Vi a X' i li I -, ,F . ,' 1 i , t sn ' JM- W' ll X . ----..-........,., QOOM 205, Miss Boyenton, lst ow, left to right: Betty Bass, ale Giles, Carol Doughterty, arriet Hurlbut, Nancy Horton, udy Pace, Nell Gracey, Peggy elson. 2nd Row: Richard linefelter, Pat Routten, Elsie eavers, Sandy Compton, Pat ipscomb, Myrna Lois Bell, obert Carter. 3rd Row: Nickie pshaw, Handy Neeley, Tommy askins, Farrell Raymer, Bobby right, Don Meares, James llen. ROOM 203, Mrs. VVatson, lst Row, left to right: Dora Rogers, Shirley Woodward, Jean Sprnell, Lucy Mae Cook, Pat Carmines, Pat lfidgley, Gayle Moore, Janet Fossuni, Marcia Moore, Angie Ilighsmith, Pat Green, Janice Greene, Fannie Mae Conner. Znd Row: .lohn Appleby, David Conner, Donnie VVallaee, Joanna Deason, Dianne Cross, Joanne llelnier, Shirley VVatkins, Marie VVatson, Dianne Cherry, Randy Denton, Bobby Ford, Raymond Saunders, Don Torrie. Iird Row: KBIWIY Carfmlv Buddy' Denton, Frank Speneer,Chris Rowe, Jim Channon, Gene Yearwood, Ron- ald lillis, Spencer 'I'riee, Donnie Brogrdon, Joe Randall, Charles Darnell, Billy Aske, Fletcher VVood. Bert Gildart. 83 ,, Ll x, X.. -1: were-. we 0fHH. ROOM 207, Miss Clynes, lst Row, left to right: Faye Watts, Margaret Schaffer, Jenny Blad- gett, Betsy Evans, Brenda Thomas, Nancy Hunt, Dorothy Garland, Donna Owens, Eliza- 15e11'h'T'fivette, Shirley Piland. 2nd Row: Archie Johnson, Caro- lyn Greene, Jackie Clark, Caro- lyn Harrison, Joanne Smith, Christine Brinegar, Permillia Smith, Ann Turlington, Billy Hopper, Garland Keener. 3rd Row: James Pierce, Ronny Goodyear, Bernard E m b r e y, Morris Holliday, Norris Jones, Eddie Williams, Billy Drum- mond, Wilton Pearce, Albert Meadows. S Q . I , p i R . .. l. . lf' - ROOM 206, Miss Catlett, lst Row, left to right: Skipper Fer- ris, Bonnie Boswell, Jean Mayo, Jane Thompson, Barbara Ham- rick, Carol Sue Hellman, Jarry Millar, Stephanie Mayer, Janice Sims, Patricia Canaday, Gret- chen Hart, Nelson Harrison. 2nd Row: David Hutchison, Terry Phillips, Bonnie Duke, Eleanor Bruce, Peggy Edwards, Ellie Griffith, Judy Detrick, Becky Newsom e, Charlotte Pratt, Reva Morris, Peggy Saunders, Tommy Crocker. 3rd Row: Ted Schindle1', Wayne Co- lumbie, Mike Moore, Jimmy Zat- tiero, Roger Shortridge, Edward Arthur, Tommy Mainwaring, Bill Smallwood, Buddy Horton, Curtis Newsome, James Hicks. ECL' sf 4 4, :lQ:s14'?, 7 ROOM 209, Mr. Smith, lst Row left to right: Sylvia Ives, Smith, Joan Smith, Joan Lewis, Jane Ross Knowles rie Gable, Jean Boyd, Poynter. 2nd Row: Jimmy erts, Eugene Rackel, G Becouvarakis, Buddy R Melvin Wunde1', Har1'y l Andy Harris, Jim Torok. Row: Jimmy Shields, J. Crump, Donald Bryant, W Walker, Leonard Mitchell, Edwards, Kenneth Wallace, by Mason. Most Outstanding Sophomores Beverly Jacobson and Gregory Becouvarakis BL-ve1'ly's Activities: S.f'.A. Representative Student Relations Council Krabba Advertising Staff Gurrick Dramatics Club Sophomore Class Secretary Sophomore Play: Make-up Crew Publicity Chairman of S.C.A. Gi'eg:ory's Activities: Sf..-X. Ropresi-ntative Student R4-lations Vouncil S.i'.A. Federation Sophomore Class President .I.Y. Basketball Team Everyday at H H S. X Mk , .V ' M f-'ga L x J. I g g ., as , 1 . af-- v -N - Q ' . It L-:Lia XJ :Mx V J Q ,1 H1 xg S Ki? 4 R Wm I 1 'Tm --I -- w--1 -n-1? ,,,,., WA, Q,,w.v--..-.. ,f ..,,,, , I Fxlhw -X E Nuys? N-wmh Sa uw. :- We have many clubs Ai 5 This year the S. C. A. has worked to make Hampton High a better place in which to study and live. Foremost along this line was the setting up of the Stu- dent Relations Council, the first of its kind at Hampton. The S. C. A. has served the school in every possible capacity during the school year. The S. C. A. made arrangements for all school dances, after the home games, and all school assemblies. Our S. C. A. was host in October to the Ches- apeake District S. C. A. The S. C. A. has conducted all school elections. It pro- vided our parents with refreshments at the December P. T. A. meeting. The S. C. A. has completed many other projects in measuring up to its ideas of cooperation and service. Officers, Seated, left to right: Mary Lou Groome, Secretary, Betty Hammond, Treasurer, Libby Hill, Chaplain. Standing: Mr. Elbert Carr, Sponsor, Scott Harrison, Vice-President, Chuck Zimerman, President. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION bv llgg P Uwe Gb ' Front Row, left to right: Betty Fox, Nicky Nicholson, Johnny Buhl, Mimi Anderson, Judy Humphries, Carolyn Hahn, Sylvia Rowe, Shelby Ragland, Virginia Kemp, Mar- garet Crute, Betty Hammond, Scott Harrison, Mr. Carr, Chuck Zimmerman. 2nd Row: Lucy Mae Cook, Robert Hol- land, Geraldine Nichols, Joan Wood, Jo Marple, Carolyn Harrison, Connie Hancock, Mary Lee Patrick, Martha Phillips, Sally Riggins, Sharon Dowden, Betsy Elliott, Carolyn Clements, Genie Fellenz, Diane Bieri. 3rd Row: Jon Cohen, Preston Greene, Skippy Ferris, Danny Bridges, Bill Woods, H. C. Page, Seth Nelson, Lenwood Clark, Jack Lawson, Godfrey Smith, John Yakshe, Bob Coltrane, Frances Royals, Karen Blake, Nell Gracey. aiiaf various organizations E. Front Row, left to right: Mary Lou Groome, Libby Hill, Dail, Trudy Johnson, Carolyn Joyner, Shirley Snioo it x Nell Horsley, Beverly Jacobson, Newton Allen, Ann Keel, Zelda Rogers, Morris Holliday, Jim Hathaway, Kenneth Don Jo nes To B s tt. 2 l Smith, Harvey Curlee, Row: Jee Goodwillie Jo Anne Lewis, Fred Hyman, Gail P . Helsel, Lilah Matteson, Sherry Hill, Jimmy Crandol, Danny McKinley, Ricky VVrip.rht. 3rd Row: Rita Miitin li Saunders, Sylvia Sachs, Mary Alice VVzilton, lf ldu Sl I I Gregory Bee , Billy Morris, Richard llaves, Bruin I in Y y , mmy asne nr I Wald, Ricky lardue, Bob Nies, Clyde Glosson Moore. PENINSULA S.C.A. FEDERATION The Peninsula S.C.A. Federation is com- posed of representatives from Warwick, Newport News, and Hampton High Schools. The Feds-ration's purpose is to promote cooperation, fellowship, and un- derstanding' among the three schools. t'Promoting Friendly School Rivalry was the main project sponsored by the Federation this year. The officers are: Howard Todd, New- port News, President, Martha Phillips. Hampton, Vice-President, Nancy Lanier, Warwick, Secretaryg and Chuck Zimmer- man, Hampton, Treasurer. Reg ular meeting of the Peninsula S.tZ.A. lfederation 89 I in which all NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY PRESTON GREENE SALLY RIGGINS WENDY RECANT JON COHEN GENIE FELLENZ JOHN BEADLES DOTTIE SAUNDERS Vice-President President Secretary JEANNINE THIELE WILLIAM BOULDEN BOBBY BALLOU Treasurer Chaplain Historian 5 1: 3.22: I1 ' ,5 .Q N w r' , ' 'i X If . r A f I AL MONFALCONE BOBBY WICKER FRANK FOLSOM BILLY RAY 90 of our students Christmas Play, The Christmas Guest, directed by John Beadles. Starring, left to right: Jeep Goodwillie, Al Monfalcone, and Mary Alice Walton. Also in the play were Jo Anne Derlin, Eleanor Wilson, Martha Phillips. Paul Evans. and Margaret Crute. -QHESPIANS lg '- -X131 Troupe Number 300 was chartered in 1935, and since that time has been devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts. Be- coming a Thespian is the highest honor a dramatic student can attain in a sec- ondary school. Our troupe presented a Christmas Play, to the student body, just before the Christmas Holidays. The pro- ceeds from this play were given to the Tri-Cities Newspapers' Christmas fund. On March 7 and 8, our troupe sponsored Tournament Plays. The troop is sponsored by Miss Sue Henry. Miss Sue Henry, Thespian sponsor. Junior Class Tournament Play, Dr. Fixit, directed by Bob Ballou. Starring Martha Ladd, Dickie Capps, Al Baxter, Mary Lee Patrick, Lloyd Vick, and Marie Gable. Senior Class Tournament Play, Mind Set,' directed by Wendy Ret-ant. Starring' .Io Marple, John Beadles, Paul Evans, and Con- nie Stott. Sophomore Class Tournament Play Three on a Bench, directed by Al Mon: falcone. Starring Punky Shaffer, Carol Livingston, Warren Haley, and Marvin Green. 91 PLAY NIGHT enjoy participating. Front Row, left to right: Wendy Recant, Jo Marple, Pat Browne, Martha Phillips, Mary Lou Groome, Judy Humphries. 2nd Row: Bob Ballou, Genie Fellenz, Ann Wilson, Barbara Parrish, Dottie Saunders, Jeannine Thiele. 3rd Row: Preston Greene, Jon Cohen, Al Monfalcone, Bobby Wicker, John Beadles, Frank Folsom. l Scene from fall play Off The Track. Dig that crazy poodle. John Beadles and Mary Lee Patrick get- ting a pointer from Miss Henry, director, in fall play Off The Track. Also in the cast were: Al Monfalcone, Warren Haley, Sue Thompson, Jo Marple, Wendy Recant, Margaret Crute, Alan Baxter, William Boulden, Molly Riggins, Carol Livingston, and Martha Phillips. 92 GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB . . . was founded April 15, 1932. The name is derived from the famous English actor of the 18th century, David Garrick. Students receive membership for meritorious participation in dramatic arts. The sponsor is Miss Sue Henry. Officers, Seated, left to right: Wendy Re- cant. Vice-President, Pat Browne, Secre- tary. Standing, left to right: Al Monfal- cone, Treasurerg Preston Greene, President, John Beadles, member of official board. ..-fi xt 2 Y M Scene from fall play OH The Track. Hold onto that suit- case, Mr. Pozenby. By taking interest NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization composed of those Juniors and Seniors who have attained high rank scholastically and who have good citizenship grades. The aim of the Honor Society is to encourage scholarship, leadership, service, and character. New members are initi- ated in the spring with a very impressive cere- mony conducted in an assembly program before most of the school. Chapter 3351 was established on April 29, 1947, with thirty-one charter mem- bers. Miss Mary Clynes is sponsor. , Preston Greene Kam Kersey President Vice-President Front Row, left to right: Libby Hill, Barbara Parrish, Wendy Recant, Alice Wright, Sally Riggins, Miss Clynes, Martha Phillips, Margaret Crute, Lilah Matteson Field, Patsy Van Orden. 2nd Row: William Boulden, Pat Spruell, NATIONAL HQILR SOC? X 'I 5 Ll 4 Vg? 'lf . sl' Libby Hill Miss Clynes Sect'y-Treas. Sponsor Janet Dixon, Janet Null, Faye Ambrose, Wanda Faulk- ner, Preston Greene. 3rd Row: Earl Allen, Lenwood Clark Jon Cohen, Kam Kersey, Leonard Clark, Tex Dawson Chuck Zimmerman. .1 in activities, A CAPPELLA CHOIR ,wg-A 1 f ,, i A fi ' M2 K DARRELL CROTTS President NANCY SAVAGE Secretary THE VOCAL wd MR. RALPH Our Director 'N - 41 cf- ', I iz 4 1 gf, ELEANOR HERRINGTON Treasurer K' Q-.J CLYDE GLOSSON Vice-President MARGIE HUSSEY Chaplain MIXED CHORUS students develop DEPARTMENT 95 a well rounded life. HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND The renowned Hampton High School Band, under the able direction of Tommy T. Lawrence consists of a Marching Band, a Concert Band, and a Dance Band. The Marching Band plays for all the home football games, at which they present a different half-time show each game. They also march in many of the Tide- water parades. The Concert Band presents two annual concerts each year, in addition to various other small concerts. Each year the band participates in the Oyster Bowl Parade in Norfolk, Virginia. For the last three years, they have entered the Music Festival, which is held in the Norfolk area. Once a year, try-outs are held for the All-State Band. This year, there were eleven people from Hampton High chosen as All-State members and alternates. CONCERT BAND 96 They make new frievzds, MARCHING BAND I Q1 . G , IQ.: ' U . XII' TOMMY 'Il I,.-XWI-'IPX l I I I Hur iam Firm-ui: and learn to accept 1'esp01zsibility Y? I AL MONFALCONIC Drum Major HAND OFFIVICRS -'L to 1'ig'ht,: Mr. I12lVVl'1'IN'l IJil'i'l't0l'Q .lzlckiv Dunn, Sevrm ta nt ryg Bryan I,ym-h, l'r1-simio I iansonv, Vice-Prvsifivnt. PAT FIGRG USUN Drum Majorette M QYQ- JV' CV, II. H. S. Band Mil-ilJ1'8ftl'S, left to right: Avline Walton, Nancy Joyner, Betty Jo Sawyer, Huadl Susan Rich, Pat I ranklin. l 'cv VV1'ig'ht, 'Tl'4'2lSllI'l'l'Q Ihil and leaderslzip. Q Q Q IL! - 0 'jj-M5 l Nlcrnbel-S of thy ILE. Club looking' ll.lC. Club Officers. Seated, left In right: liunnie Jones, Seerefzxryg Miss Thomas, Sponsor. Stumlimfz lieu fl2llIl1'S, Vice-l'i'esi1leii!5 llzim OVQI' tht' SCI'2IplJ0OlK. Mugrler, President: Pat llzinelaer, Trezlsurer. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Members, Seated, left to right: Bonne Jones, Carol Shu- chert, Rachel Stamey, Martha Volkmer, Joyce Dorsey. 2nd Row: Leo James, Van Williams, Ham Mugler, Pat The l5ist1'ibufm's l'lub is emnpuseml ul' llistribuiive l'lsln- entlon students taking: retail trznning,1' courses. Um' yez1r's IH'ULIl'2llll of wuz-la includes: llevelupment, of the ability tn wnrlt in g'l'1llljls tln'uug'b local meetings, District Conventions, :intl an zlnnuzil State Vonvention folluweil by the National f'onventiun of the Distributive l l4llll'2lll0ll Vlubs ol' Aim-rica. Social events include an annual employer-einploy:-e bun- quet, and pul'tieiput,ion in community projects. All these xctivities are carriell out in ormler in train lun1m'i'4m s lezulers in the business world. The club is sponsored by Miss Velma rllllillilili lluneker, Miss Thmnzls. llrrl Row: Hobby Wynne, Gene Pzirisher. VVilton llorner, James i'rumlul, Ubarles Sbutwell. 9 As they take part AUDIOGRAPHIC STAFF The Audiographic Staff is ha selected group of boys en- rolled in the Industrial Education Program. They are responsible for the maintenance and operation of motion picture equipment and sound amplification apparatus for the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Machen, their contribution to the school's daily life is one of great importance. t I Officers, left to right: Charles Bussenger, Secretary- Treasurerg Sammy Jernigan, Vice-President: Bobby Ballou, President. The boys take over. Mr. Machen, s onsor, demonstrates. ' p A Members, Front Row, left to right: Sammy Jernigan, Credle, Charles Holden, Jimmy Bankett, Jimmy Nelms. Bob Ballou, Mr. Machen, Charles Busscnger. 2nd Row: 3rd Row: Ed Conway, Bill Waide, Willard Garriss, Frank Gene Dickens, James Hammer, Dickie Hardee, Richard Folsom, Lloyd Vick. gms 100 in these various activities, 1 PROIECTIONIST STAFF . . . consists of ai group ot' students trained to set up equipment and show motion pictures, slidcs, or film strips to Classes. Since visual aids are such un important jectionists are very valuable. Requirements include szitis- factory citizenship and passing grades in ull subjects. Off Fonway, Vice-President: .lorry llutley, Secretary- . I ft t . ht Il i Vi I PM mlm Fd Mrs. Mellma lloover is sponsor of the organization. ll'1'l'S, 1' O Vljlf I 4 oyc ' Ui, 'lS ' A Treasurer. M.. Next comes getting the machine to work! ..,. : :L K Getting the screen set up. S Members, Front Row, left to right: Harold Ridenhour, Crump, Mrs. Hoover, Sponsor: Carl Barruck, John Severin. Walt Linghack, Skip Potter, Bernist Hammonds, Alvin 3rd Row: Jerry Hatlcy, Bob EtiNV21l'tlS, Lloyd Vick, lid White. 2nd Row: Bobby Sprouse, George Luna, J. F. Fonway, Carlton Bowen, Dun Harris, E. B. Km-vor. 101 part of the school curriculum, the services ol' tho Pro- they must learn Members, kneeling, left to right: Marie Walton, Flor- ence Musante, Martha Coates, Betty Freeman. 2nd Row: Kay McVaugh, Faye Nightengale, Jennie Blodgett, Ann Turlington, Sylvia Owens, Mrs. Thompson, Pat Riley, Carol Melson, Joyce Dorsey. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . composed of girls preparing themselves, by taking the Home Economics Course, to make the home they one day will call their own . . . a home filled with love, happiness, and a joy for living. A new dress for somebody. 102 3rd Row: Stephanie Moyer, Beatrice Bruce, Betty Beamon, Peggy Lewis, Eleanor Bruce, Rebecca Lo- gan, Jeannine Levis, Aurelia McCoy, Mona Parker, Joanne Moorefield, Myrna Rell, Mary Ann Soule. C7 Officers of the F. H. A., Standing, left to right: Faye Nightengale, President, Carol Melson, Vice- Presidentg Betty Beamon, Treasurer. Seated: Betty Lou Freeman, Recording Secretary, Jeannine Levis, Corresponding Secretary, Kay McVaugh, Publicity Chairman. fm, 9 I lf' 'v 'B' o a Q o2Q5p f Q 0,44 'Q o 'Q 4 4 .Mfg o 0 ff NX W 1 S03 'A :o:0s V T ' .fi .s T, Q fp. 2 me P+- Q 'Q 'G 2 S, N GRY ST iv, jV2 uv 1 2 1 1 '+I - ill? U7 i X I W! Girls catching up on the art of teaching. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Q The Future Teachers Association is a service club, part of the National Education Association, for the purpose of promoting interest in educational tields. The club's activities consist of participation in civic drives, minor charities, and special recognition is given cadet teachers. The club was reorganized this year and renamed the H. Wilson Thorpe Chapter. Officers, Standing, left to right: Charlotte Adams, Chaplain, Mary Rob Harris, Treasurer, Virginia Kemp, S.C.A. Representative, Nancy Powell, Pub- licity Chairmang Elizabeth Eller, Historian. Seated: Nell Gracey, Corresponding Secretary, Molly Rig- gins, Vice-President, Jane Hanger, President, Mary Lou Booth. Recording' Secretary. Members, Seated, left to right: Nell Gracey, Peggy Saunders, Patsy Mackey, Nancy James, Jane Hanger Nancy Powell, Virginia Kemp, Molly Riggins, Anne Clodfelter, Sylvia Ives, Elizabeth Eller, Judy Chris- tol. Standing: Dorothy Hixon, Wanda Faiilkner. Retta Smith, Mary Lou Booth, Phillip Verell, Char- lotte Adams, Kathy l itzg'erald, Nancy Wood, Mary Rob Harris, Mimi Anderson. and get along KRABBA KARAVAN . . the radio program of H. H. S. . . . presented every Saturday morning by the students of Hampton High. Jo Ann Lewis is the news commentator for Krabba Karavan. Don Perry-and the sports news of H. H. S. Jo Marple, UM. C., heads program. sn-.....,,4, . Krabba Karavan staff: Seated, Mr. Dick Kidney, Producerg Standing, left to right: Jo Ann Lewis, Jo Marple, Don Perry. 104 with others. , are FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club is a new organization for girls interested in becoming nurses. During the year the club made several tours ot' various hospitals in this vicinity. A number oi' the mem- bers are taking a nurse's aide course at a local hospital. The club is sponsored by the Hampton Junior Woman's Club and Mrs. Barbara Overstreet, school sponsor. Ofiieers, Standing, left to right: Carolyn Clements, Seere- tary-Treasurer, Genie Fellenz, Chaplain, Diane Rockwell. Publicity Chairman: Lee Orth, Corresponding Secretary. Seated, left to right: Martha Phillips, President, Lee Conn- ley, Vice-Presitlent. .. l1'i7,7f , l fy so Jill 5' Getting in practice I' Members, Kneeling, left to right: Laura Miller, Barbara Corcoran, Randy DeSander, Bonnie Boswell, Jeannine Johnson, Diane Rockwell, Sandra Abbott. 2nd Row: Lee Connley, Peggy Butler, June Aekerly, Jean Christian, Martha Phillips, Barbara Wimmer, Carolyn Hahn, Caro- lyn Harrison, Dorothy Martin, Carl Brizendine. Srcl Row: Nikki Sue Whitney, Mrs. Over- street, Diane Cherry, Phyllis Ferree, Mary Hobbs, Sylvia Rowe, Betty Fox, Lee Orth, Franc-es Rogan, Carolyn Clements. Absent from picture: Shirley Keel. 105 Persons will lea rn to respect Front Row, left to right: Tex Dawson, Donald Adams, Mr. Thomas, Sponsor, Dennis Stieffen, Preston Greene, Chuck Zimmerman, Al Monfalcone, Roy Whitehouse, Jo Jo Ramey, Walter Hart. 2nd Row: Larry Cook, Bob Coltrane, Graydon Elliott, Bill Woods, Lenwood Clark, Jack Hogge, .lack Lawson, Gerald Alcott, Bill Speight, Robert Baltzer. 3rd Row: John Kaiser, Walt Thomas, Leonard Clark, Earl Allen, Raymond Gillis, Steve Moore, George Dewhirst, golb Carmines. Standing, left to right: Scott Harrison, Jon o en. The Key Club is an international boy's service club sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The Hampton Chapter was founded in 1949 and is sponsored by the Hampton Kiwanis Club. The mem- bers of the Key Club sold programs at Officers, Seated, left to right: Jon Cohen, Vice-President, Scott Har- rison, Presidentg Dennis Stieffcn, Recording Secretary. Standing: Preston Greene, Treasurer, Al Monfalcone, Corresponding Secretary, Chuck Zimmerman. Chavlain. all home football games and prepared a large program for the Turkey Day game. They also held a Parent-Teacher banquet and erected a plaque in memory of the 106 late H. Wilson Thorpe. The club's faculty sponsors are Mr. Platt A. Pearsall and Mr. John L. Thomas. KEY CLUB the opiniovzs of others Offieers, Seatecl, left to right: Frances Holtzelaw, President Mrs. Kuggles, Sponsor: Janet Dixon, Vice-Presiclentg Stand- ing: Carol Torian, Treasurer, Sally VVarburton, Chaplain Mary l,ou Groome, Secretary. . . . an organization open to any Junior or Sen- ior girl who meets the requirements in scholar- ship, citizenship and general willingness, to serve in any capacity where they can be of help. They work during their free periods in the main office, Mrs. Ruggle's office, and library. While gaining valuable experience, they also find great satis- faction in serving their school. Mrs. Harold Ruggles, Dean of Girls, sponsors the organization. Front Row, left to right: Pat Ferguson, Jackie Ilunn, Mar- garet Frute, Faye Nightengale, Margaret Raines, Patsy Andrews, Betty Jo Sawyer, Frances Holtzvlaw, Charlotte Hughes. 2nd Row: Lee Orth, Catherine Greer, Faye Am- brose, Janet llixon, Sally VVarburton, Mary Lou Groome, Sally Higgins, Alice Wright. Ma1'tha Jane Pugh, Shirley v STUDENT ASSISTANTS . . . Just in a dav's work . . . right girls? W1 Keel. iirtl Row: Mrs. Ruth ltuggles, Sponsorg Barbara l'al rish, Carol Torian. Mary l,ee Patrick, Kay Lowery, Maxx Alice VValton, VVancla Faulkner, Mary Lou Booth, lvlillt Fhristy, Martha Phillips. Missing: Delores Bays, Gall llelsel, l,lIlllZi VS alclen, Barbara Butts, Kay Toalwl. Nana West, Hope lNleQuatters, Janet Null. 107 l if they have to work THE CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is an organization made up of those students who have an avid interest in playing chess. They meet at members houses and learn the skills of the game as well as enjoy an interesting game. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Kersey and Mr. Letoha. 5 CSI' 4... Q .. Seated, left to right: Barbara Allison, Laura Miller, Dorothy Martin, June Ackerly. Standing: David Irving, Dan Swear- ingen, Bobby Allison, Mrs. Kersey. Officers, left to right: Barbara Allison, Vice-Presidentg Laura Miller, Publicity Chairmang Jackie Tench, Presi- dent. 108 with them. -nl Officers, Seated, lcft to right: Connie Stott, Vice- Presidentg Wendy Recant, Presidentg Alice Wright, Secretary. Standing: Chuck Zimmerman, Treasurer: Jon Cohen, Publicity Chairman, Jack Hogge, Chap- LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is an organization composed of those persons having completed one semester of Latin at Hamp- ton with at least a C average and good citizenship grades. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Edward Gardner, the club endeavors to promote a better understanding and a greater interest toward Latin. The annual Roman banquet encourages study as to dress and practices ot' the ancient Romans, while such activities as learning Christmas carols in Latin class help to further enjoy- ment of this subject. lain. Front Row, left to right: Jack Hogge, Barbara Butts, Alice Wri ht Connie Stott Wend Recant Cath if 1 v y 1 ' erine Greer, Judy VandcrBoegh, William Boulden, Martha Jane Pugh, Jon Cohen, Chuck Zimmerman. 2nd Row: Maynard Walters, Connie Higginbotham, Peggy Butler, Carol Hall, Jo Marple, Nancy Wood, Shirley Morrison, Gail Getzcll, Etha Deem, Jo Ann Derlin, Robbie Jo Ferree. 3rd Row: John Yakshe, Preston Greene, Bob Coltrane, Brooks Wilson, Lee Connolly, Sharon Dowden, Frances Holtzclaw, Genie Fellenz, Barbara Corcoran, Nikki Sue Whitney, Marion Bodey, Shirley Keel. Non sibi, sed omnibus. 109 Latin Students at work ,rs ' : 1n if x.. ..,f X4 : -:fi ' iff ' SPEECH CLUB The purpose of this organization is to further the develop m and to promote interest in the speech arts. The Speech Cl composed of all students who are. taking English 8, which is th course in speech. The organization was founded in 1951 and eac semester a new membership is formed. In addition to class work the Speech Club activities include a Christmas program for th sick at a local hospital and participation in the March of Dime. Many of our orgamzatzons . -1'-IZ: kr .xx S s ,QM -JY' 'Y K Drive. Mr. C. Peter DeMayo is club sponsor. Members, Seated, left to right: Mary Lou Booth, Barbara Fitzgerald, Jeannine Levis, Martha Daniels. 3rd 'Row Allison, Robbie Jo Ferree, Ann Keel, Jo Marple, Sandra Pat Daneker, Carleton Wellons, Robert Lay, Willia Wood. 2nd Row: Pat Lamborne, Shelby Ragland, Kathy Boulden. First Semester Presidents, left to right: Jon Cohen Jo Marple, Robert Lay. First Semester Vice-Presidents: First Semester Secretaries: Mary Lou Groome, Pat Dan- Kathy Fitzgerald, Mary Lou eker, Frances Royals. Groome, Robbie Jo Ferree. First Semester Treasurers: Jo Marple, Robert Lay, William Boulden. 110 and clubs FAYE NIGHTENGALE CAROLE BURNS JON COHEN LIBBY HILL President Vice-President Secretary 'Frcasurer ' 1 ' , . X in f s R X ,Q BRYAN LYNCH TOM SINCLAIR PRESTON GREENE IJIGKIE HASTINGS V ,V GARLAND UPDIKE EARL ALLEN embership in Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists 1 he highest award a member of the newspaper or yearbook staff can achieve. Staff members who ave done outstanding work and received bids to Quill and Scroll, are initiated in January and May embers attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association at Washington and Lee University his year. 111 are considered to be Ei rahh X., W- 'ir Left to right: Bryan Lynch, Assistant Editor, Miss Carolyn Jones, Sponsor, Jon Cohen, Editor-in-Chief. Win hlinhf ROBERT HOLLAND Head of Art Staff News Staff, Seated, left to right: Conrad Burch, Earl Feature Staff, Seated, le-ft to right: Jo Anna ltwi-. Allen, John Beadles. Standing: Susan Rich, Jackiv Jane Knowles, Carole Burns, Sonny Bosvull Qtandlng, Dunn, Sandra Booth, Carol Brizendine, Carol Frost. Philip Burchur. Anne Lovo, Mary Lev Patrick Rinhaic von Doenhoff. 112 x PHO'I'OGliAl'llER: Dick high honors, V. t- ' Yay X 'nil' ' rf' 4552 X V f L71 1 ri Hastings AllVER'l'lSlNfl S'l'Al I -- Seated, left in right: Hairy llolllis, tizirlzi Upclike, Advertising' Nlanaggi-rg Shirley Sinoot, liusim-ss lNl:iii:ig1s-rg Sonnx Boswell. Znfl Row: lleralclins- Nichols, Roliliie .Io l 1-rrem-, Juni- Nu l arnu-r, l'eg'11'y Butler. Barlizirzi VViinn1er, f'arolyn lNlc'l.vaii, .loan ll 4 Tl 05 nsogm I hr lcfilhllil J-Iigliliglit r l'UliI.lSHED FOURTEEN TIMES A YEAR gl A HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL ig, ei -n-Pf - 5 Hampton, Virginia is 5- E 'f ' Member, International Quill and Scroll R X 8 ' Member, Columbia Scholastic Press Association X f ' ,Qt . Member, Southern lnterseholastic Press Association 3 an O. 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Sports, left tu right: liill Woods. Waltm-1' 'I'l1umz1s, l'IiliLmq Typixls. Svzilm-cl: 1li's.Uvvi'sti'vm-1, l'2l4'llliy :1cl1.'is1irg ll'-Imlx Twill. Stzimliiigz Rziymvl Malin, Kzilliryii l islivr', Activities, left, tu rigliiz lVlzu'tlm Phillips, John Hcudlvs. l L-atlxn-s. lm-ft to rgihtt Conniv Stott, Wvmiy lqwlln l rancvs Holtzclaw. i in 1 l llli i i L' s. x qv .-. 9 Amivm-rtising. lst Row, li-ft In right: Nzxiivy l'uwf.-ll, Art, Svzitml, I4-it to i'ig'lil,: liosi- .lung-s, Miss Vlyiim-5, ul Put Hl'mx'm-, Sli: Taylor, mlvisvrg .lzirkiv Dunn. Emi lluw: visa-rg l'uL Pnynm-. Si,2lIl4llIlL.l'Z lizirl Allvn, linliin Sig' SLIZZHIIIK' SHLllllil'l'S. Mimi Amin-rson, l i'zuices Royals, lioluwt llfillmiil. Nzwmi Milli-ig Sxlvia Sachs, Ann Vilouml, lim-vi-rly .lzu-obsun. Ziiwl liuw: llmwu-v Pimps-Iziiifl, ll. V. l'ag'4', llnle- Vaiilm-y. IIS kSy101'f.s' an-Q .qg..a.-.w 'Z'- me ' uve Q Q S s 1 ,A 4 mm-mf ak in-W, MQ x, I '? ' E aavag , .L ,Q L filfisvkfy lst Row, left to right: Buddy Stotler, lid Atkins, Charles Crocker, Dan Phillips, T. C. Ferebee, Hal Burch, Leo Sulzburger, Melvin Johnson, Bob Fol- trane, Steve Moore. 2nd Row: Kenton Patrick, Bob Turner, Don Harris, Jim Taylor, Neuton Allen, Ken- ny Ferguson, Edward Johnson, Danny Bridges, George llewhirst, Don Woodland. 3rd Row: lid lfbofbu!! Jones, Jack Lawson, George Wilder, Larry Angle. Hd Boyd, Paul Iflvznis, Bill Helm, Dellan Rossmzin Bob Bulifzmt, Kam Kersey. 4th How: Ilon Perry, Manager: Wilton Pezirce, Lewis Pezxrcce, Don Mc- J Iheron, Ilalma Drake, Ashby Lawson, Gerald Al cott, VVillie Smith, Pat llaneker. fl li 43 3 f We have H. H. S. 19 Benedictine 0 The Red'N White opened its season with an impressive victory over Benedictine of Richmond. Displaying a' comparatively new team directed by Paul Evans playing from the tailback slot, the Crabbers scored all three touchdowns in the first half. The Red'N White's powerful line opened up numerous holes enabling Evans to score. The Crabbers, opening the season with a revengeful victory over the Cadets, dis- played a well balanced pass defense. limit- ing them to 5 complete passes out of 21 attempted. H. H. S. 13 Maury 20 Although the Crabbers fought hard to overcome a 13-0 half-time score. they ran out of time as they came fighting back. tallying twice to Maury's lone second half touchdown. Scoring for the Red'N white were Evans and Lawson, each going over once. The first touchdown came after a 64 yard drive with Evans, Helm. and Ross- man making repeated stabs at the line. Evans did the scoring. The second Crabber tally came after an 80 yard push with Lawson doing the scoring this time. Al- though the Frabbers fought back hard they just couldn't overcome the upset- minded Commodores. H. H. S. 18 G. W. of Danville 7 After defeating Benedictine, the Frabbers came against a powerful Danville team. Rossman and Helm playing in the wing- back slots combined to run the ends ragged, while Tri-Captain Paul Evans was tearing through the middle for those ex- tra needed yards. The scoring was done by Rossman, who scored twice. Evans made the other tally. George Washington never threatened the Red'N White because of the great defensive game of Don Mc- Pheron, Lewis Pearce, Willie Smith, and the rest of the forward wall with Helm, Boyd. and Rossman backing them up. mmzy sports nu-nun. 1- 1 f - ll. ll. S. 18 Thomas .lefferson 41 The C'rahbers suffered their second loss of the season against Thomas .lefferson ot' Richmond. T. J. grabbed an early lead, scoring before the game was five minutes old. Hampton then put their ground attack to work. Rossman and Helm moved the ball 44 yards with llelm going oft' tackle for the score. T. J. scored two times dur- ing the second quarter to carry a 21-6 halt' time score into the dressing: room with them. During the third quarter llelm passetl to halflzack lid Boyd to score from 47 yards out. T. J. scored two more times this quarter to stay in the lead. The Crab- bers' final score came at the end ot' a 66 yartl drive with Lawson driving over from the two-yard line. T. J. scored one more time to take the lmall Qame 41-18. -P.-.ugp N ' 'V -sv fn-4. es V' ' s , . ll. ll. 5. -10 l,l'llll'USS Xnnt 1 After recovering' from their previous dt ' v teat the t raliliers came up against l'i1n cess Anne. Although playing' without tht services ' ' ' ' .' - li ot two ot its lilt tptalns Xllllit d l'tul lty uns tht titltlitis Smith an 2 I1 1 showed no weakness. With lilllllillll Lawson 12tlilI1'1IUX't'1' at taillmack tht t tx t 1 liers never stayed in 1l1t'2l,'2l11ll'.'lll1t's n was credited to three inen, with l scoring three times: lflill llelin, a t is winglmack scoring' twicel and llulittnt . ,, ,. , st'01'l111I0ll a tn yartl gallop. lhe dominated the field antl walked ott yt a A10-7 win. ll. ll. S. 510 Sol lth Xt The t'rahliers, playing at Oscar N were determined to bring' home a x ittoi x which they did with an overwhtl on stoitd thret ot tht scol't' of alt!-fi, llzlws lied'N YVhite's touchdowns on liull llkt rushes. The other ot't't-nsive powers utit llelm, Hossman. and l't-arce. lltlm tl though not scoring, set up nrtnv t1i'1llt t ralmlner tallles. RHSSl'l12lll,tlIS playlne git tt form, scored once on a 117 yard t-nd s Wilton l'earce. playine' equally as x his blocking- hack slot, scored twitt on what were called trick plays th tt tt pletely cont'used the defense. South Noi tolk s only st-ore came in the llrst qu ti tti tw llXtll1'1 attti thtt and they never sz ' yzj- ' time. t 1 tlmlmt lx atHH H. H. S. 26 Granby 6 The Crimson Crabbers, usually saving its scoring punch until the last half, reversed its tactics against the Granby Blue Comets and scored three of its four touchdowns in the first half. Tailback Jack Lawson scored the first six-pointer from Z1 yards out. Iflnd Kam Kersey scored another touchdown on a brilliant 19 yard pass from wingback Bill Helm. Tri-Captain Lewis Pearce also got in on the scoring act by picking up a fumble and racing 23 yards for the pay-dirt. Lawson scored the Red 'N White's last touchdown on a 9 yard plunge late in the fourth to end the scoring with the Frabbers on top 26 to 6. H. H. S. 0 Warwick 20 Although the Red'N White pushed all the way, the Maroon and Gold from Warwick just wasn't going to be denied this time. The Crabbers fought hard the entire ball game but just didn't seem to have what ever they needed to get started. The mighty Frabbers just couldn't get their ground game moving which was shown by the 74 rushing yards by Hampton com- pared to the 2123 by Warwick. With Law- son and Helm leading the way, the frab- bers got down to the 23 yard line which was as close as they ever got. The Warwick game gave the Red 'N White a record of 5 wins against 23 defeats. H1 H. S. 39 Newport News 20 Well, the Crabbers did it again, this time by a score of C39 to 20! With Paul Evans at his tailback slot, after missing 6 games due to an ankle injury, the Red'N White's offense just couldn't be denied. With team- mates Jack Lawson scoring three times. Lewis Pearce scoring once on a loose ball. and Pat Ilaneker playing a stellar game two-ways, the Crabbers ended the season in memorable fashion. The Mighty Prab- bers led The Golden Typhoons at halt' time by only 5 points, 19 to 14, but the second half proved different, with the Red'N White outscoring the l'hoons 20 to 6. of wh ich lst Row, left to right: Ronnie Mills, Bud Porter, Jim Stout, Ronnie Goodyear, Rudy Ruskey, Bud Rog' ers, John Smith, Jim Wilson, Dave Edward, Bob Baine. Znd Row, left to right: Joe Sha-matck, Man' age-rg W. F. Cawl. Gm-ne Yearwood, Jack Daube, John Buhl, Randy Turner, Pete Hartman, Charles Frummel, Mack Ragland, Rossie Mitchell, Coach Lctoha. 3rd Row, loft to right.: Lemar Kennedy, ltr-x Mosely, Bob Dunn. Lloyd Everton, Marshall Fcnly, Bruce Frohlich, John Ellerson, Tom lla-ason, Bob Duchesnc, Charles Holden. I. V. FOOTBALL ,oach Art Letohas' little Crabbers had a very successful season losing only one game compared to heir five victories. This year's team displayed one of the best balanced teams in quite a few years. 'he Junior Crabmen won four games in succession including impressive wins over the Warwick and ewport News Junior Varsitys. In the remaining two games the Crabbers broke even, losing one o a powerful York High School team, and then defeating the Norfolk Catholic Junior Varsity to con- lude the season with a five win and one loss record. J. V. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE H. H. S, 37 Maury 7 H. H. S. 20 Newport News 0 A H. H. S. 2535 South .Norfolk li! H. H. S. 32 Warwick 21 H. H. S. 7 York 18 H. H. S. 19 Norfolk Fatholic 0 123 we 're every proud. I il X ':'V Loft to right: Steve Moore, Bob Carmines. Ronnie Raynor, Bill Rowe, Butch Rayle. Although golf is a relatively new sport at Hampton, it is gaining in popularity year by year With Coach Eason at the reins, the golf team is expected to have another successful season. 124 s the year st Row, left to right: Jack Iiogrgv, Chuck Zimmm-rnian, KIL'll2lI'lI Ilayvs, K4-nl'z1i'sor1.34nl Ilow, lull to IILIII louh harlos Spm-m'1-r. lion Ogrburn, Don Buchanan. Ronald Niemvla, Arvin SXV2lII3,1'l'l', l'om'zul Burl l1c'hanzm..Iohn Ruth, Bob Horton. Zml Row, Ivft, to 1-ight: Vhivla K1-1-lin, Iffll Swans:-y. .lim Vliznimoxi I r ml 4 omlo arren IVIc'Namai':1, Dick Capps, Fharlvs Summit, Ilan fllzxnzigx-1'. we-m'irig'm1, .lack IVI2ll'lilI2iI1l. Imwis Ellis, Bob fl2lI'tl'I'. CROSS COUNTRY VRUSS COUNTRY Si'III'IIJULlfZ ILow Score Winsl Hampton High School I 17 Newport News 218 Hampton High School 26 Grunlmy , 330 Hampton High School lf! Newport News 356 STA 'I' IC M IC IC 'I' 51 h place- 125 mofzzes 071, mm' l I I Lv- ww- vm-rv - 'AJ' -7 ' -ul H - i lst Row, left to right: Gene Wilson, Dick Murray, Dalma don Elliott. 2nd Row, left to right: Walt Thomas, Bill Drake, Coach Thomas, Jim Hathaway, Paul Cowley, Gray- Woods, Bob Bulifant, John Kaiser, Harvey Curlee. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Red'N White lost its Hrst three ball games in succession to the top three powers, Newport News, Warwick and Norview. With Paul Cowley, Graydon Elliot, and Dalma Drake running from the guard spots, and the rebounding and point producing of center Gene Wilson, forwards Walt Thomas and Jim Hathaway, the Crabbers started picking up the tempo. The Red'N White won the next five- straight before losing to the powerful Wilson Presidents from Portsmouth. After this defeat the Crabbers began to roll again. Knocking off team after team the Crabbers again faced the Norview Pilots. This time with revenge in mind the Crabbers walked off the court with a decisive victory. The Red'N White ended the regular season with 13 win to a 6 lost record. Next in line was the East- ern District Tournament in which the Crabbers weren't even expected to stay. In the first game with the Norview Pilots the Crabbers showed the people that they weren't to be taken too lightly. With Paul Cowley, who won the Most Outstanding Player of the Tournament and Graydon Elliot hit- ting from the outside and Gene Wilson, Walt Thomas and Jim Hathaway controlling the backboards, the Crabbers backed up an important victory, by a score of 68 to 54. In the next game of the Tournament the Red'N White faced the powerful Typhoons. Hampton wasn't regarded as much of a team against the Blue and Gold but still fought hard only to lose out in the final three minutes by two points. After this defeat the Crabbers faced the Warwick Farmers for the third place spot and a trip to the State Tourney, in Richmond. In this game the Crabbers took complete charge all the way with Warwick's scoring stars Butch Lambiotte and Tommy Lanier bottled up by the defense thrown up by Coach Thomas. The Red'N White won this game, although they had been previously beaten by Warwick twice during the season. The Mighty Men headed to the State Tournament where they lost the first game to the powerful Blue and Gold from Newport News. The Red'N White gained respect from many fans with their determination and good sportsmanship. The Crabbers wound up the regular season in fourth place with a 13 win and 6 lost record. They also ended up in the number three' spot in the Eastern District Tournament where they will be re- membered by many fans both from Hampton and from the other side of the river. 126 ther sports go 012, Q 3 gf' .. -Q 'r -r ,..s. 0 K 'S IJICK MURKA Y .IG-gf? g,,J lj PAUL FUWLEY sv ,fl .hs . E V Q30 2 GENE WILSON riff: 'x . 'QT '3 GRAYIION ELLIOTT . I x- f . G: 1-1--.. W x s n Fl na IH JIM HATHAWAY IJALMA DRAKE HUB BULII AN'l' C'o-Captain Co-Captain VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Q' H S. 49 Warwick l H S. 59 Norview 1- ' H S. 47 Newport News H S. 69 Granby H S. 50 Norfolk Catholic H S. 77 South Norfolk I ' H S. 723 Suffolk 6' H S. 61 Maury H S. 42 Wilson H S. 71 Cracldock H S. 42 Xlgfarwick HARVEY c'Um.m: H S. 62 orview H S. 61 Newport News H S. 62 Granby H S. 56 Fradock 5 H S. 623 South Norfolk ,Y H S. 58 Suffolk A I 51 H S. 74 Maury X Ml H S. 57 VVilson f ICASTICRN IJISTRIFT TOURNAMENT H. S. 68 Norview :X H. S. 51 Newport News Q 2 H. s. 69 xvm-wick u I VVALT THOMAS gp Q ra A 4 A .Q A5 X ...sl A . I X ,,, ,JI i n Q. I-, i K asf' il ' '. ' - 553' . 2 ' , K Ms if xl !, ' V S 5 5 1 3- 222524, H J.. 5 5 2 A . 4 . . V BILL YVUOIIS JOHN KAISICN BILL IIILI. I27 Mana go r 108 S88 COACH that cz well rounded COACH L----J ANAS I ASIO athletic program 41,3-.. --W. V. . ..-c . . . . .. 1st Row, left to right: Coach Letoha, Hubble Register, Richard Hayes, John Wood, Greg Bee, John Nichols Rober Fulford, Tiny Allen. 2nd Row, loft to right: Bernard Embrey, Managerg Dan Bridges, Norman Wallace, John Eller son, Bob Duchcsne, Robert Mainwaring, Richard Wood, Lloyd Everton, Manager. Iunior Varsity Basketball J. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE H. H. S. 29 Warwick 38 H. H. S. 39 H. H. S. 43 Norview 51 H. H. S. 45 H. H. S. 39 Newport News 40 H. H. S. 42 H. H. S. 41 Granby 57 H. H. S. 46 H. H. S. 37 Norfolk Catholic 34 H. H. S. 39 H. H. S. 55 South Norfolk 56 H. H. S. 54 H. H. S. 53 Suffolk 48 H. H. S. 70 H. H. S. 45 Maury 56 H. H. S. 46 H. H. S. 42 Wilson 46 H. H. S. 29 H. H. S. 44 Cradock 37 130 Warwick Norview Newport News Granby Cradock South Norfolk Suffolk Maury Wilson teaches many thi ngs, 1st Row, loft to right: Fonuic Higginliotham, Gail Getzcll, Betsy Cfillff, Patsy IM-un, Suv Str-wzu't, i'li:xrlottv VVoottvu. 22114 Row, left to right: Sharon VanMet0r, Audrey Cashwell, Etha Dm-em, Miss I'eg'g'y l z1i'1l1-ite-, Diane Gt-cri'g'0, Gt-org'i:z Lulu- Pat VVullac'0. Sandy VVhitlock. Missing! from picture: Betty ML'Allist1-r, .loan Bock. GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year's fll'2lblJCI'CttS, led by Co-Captains Betsy Frziig and Patsy lloan, had another wry suc- cessful sezison. Good sportsmanship and versatile playing, along with the coaching of Miss IR-ggry Fardette gave the girls a season to be long remembered. PATSY DEAN BICTSY CRAIG Co-Captain l'o-Captain H. H. S. 60 Sf. vincent :ao H. H. S. 70 Owls 22 1 H. H. S. 50 Poquoson 26 H. H. S. 41 Poquoson 29 H. H. S. 57 York 35 H. H. S. 539 Norfolk Catholic 20 H. H. S. 65 St. Vincent 42 H. H. S. 29 Riverside 21 H. H. S. 58 Norfolk Catholic 34 H. H. S. 49 Suffolk 47 H. H. S. 48 Suffolk 44 H. H. S. 36 York 28 131 e.spcf1'1'z1!I jf Y I 4... X ll ...J lst Row, loft to right: Ami Ilooker, Put, Browne, Gail lla-lst-l, lluzulg Mzirthu Phillips, Bai'l1:irzx Butts. 2nd How, loft to right: Jo Marple. Kathryn Fishvr, Mary Lou Groome. Kay l,ow1-ry. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 'The Varwty ChceHeaders,lead by Clau lldselzuulspousored by Nhss Peggy FardeUe,guvethe Foot baH zuul BasketbuH teurns their overuludnung suyuunl throughout the seasous.'Fhe ulude schoolis proud of these nine ghls and they should be given the creditthey deserve J V.CHNNRLNADERS Luft to right: Ann llill, Jackiv Kegley, Jo Arm Lewis, Hvzulg Catherine Greer, Mary Alice VValton, good sportsmansh i p lst Row, left to right: Hubert Register, Robert llulifant, Richard Murray, Hilly Tomicl, Jimmy Davis, liilly Logan, Henry Hicks, Melvin Woolarml, Howard Lucas, Charles Martin. 2nd Row: Coach Anastasio, Steve Davis, Bud Porter, Jimmy Mathieson, Curtis Rakes, Rex McKinley, Hicharrl Lavenrler, Harvey Curlee, John Vutlip, Chuck Howard, Bill Helm, Trenton Joyner, Jack Anderson, Bill Speigfht, Jimmy Stout, Ronnie Green, llussell Baker, Manager. EASTEI2 DISTRICT CHAMPS - I9 6 BASEBALL Coach Mike Anastasio's Crimson Crabbers will be Co-Captained by Puddin Davis and Duck Drake. This year's squad will be composed of many of last year's standouts with quite a few newcomers. Coach Mike feels that the Crabbers are headed for another victorious season. BASEBALL SCH ICDULIC H.H.S. H.H.S 6 Gloucester 'J H.H.S. tl Warwick ' Granby H.H.S. Oscar Smit h H.H.S Mathew VVhaley H.H.S. Newport News H,H,S Norfolk Catholic H.H.S Warwick H.H.S Oscar Smith H.H.S. Newport News H.H.S Wilson H.H.S Maury H.H.S Fork Union H.II.S Oscar Smith H.H.S Warwick H.H.S Warwick H.H.S Newport News in school, 1st Row, left to right: Norman Kerlin, Maxie Greene, David Langville, Ronald Wortham, Melvin Wunder, Ross Mitchell Ed Swansey, William Kyle, Raney Turner, Chuck Zimmerman, George Dewhirst, Fred Jones, Dellan Rossman, John El- lerson, Larry Budge, Bill Woods. 2nd Row: Roland Akre, Kenny Smith, Skipper Watson, Ed Vinieratos, T. C. Ferebee John Kaiser, Bob Truitt, Stephen Lowe, Reggie Scott, Kenneth Carson, Stanley Mayhew, David Allen, Craig Zimmerman Robert Carter, Joe Shematek. 3rd Row: Lloyd Everton, Bob Duchesne, John Severin, Donald Buchanan, Jack Hogge Eugene Rackel, Darden Nelms, Joe Landis. Warren McNamara, Lewis Ellis. John Burton, Norris Jones. TRACK 1955 TRACK SCOREBOARD South Norfolk .o,s,,......,.,...o ...,l,,.,..,.,l..,,.,,,, .,,o. W 0 n Newport News .o., Lost Warwick ,,.,,,v,., NOPVIBVW' ....,,o,.,oo,, Tidewater Meet Eastern District State Meet Meet Won .Lost 134 at play 'N 53' X 1 lst 1il1XY, 101.1 111 1'ig111: 1'11111-11 Zi1111111-1'111z111, Bob 11111'11111, 1121111 1'Ivz111s. 1121111111 111111113 S1-1111 112l1'1S11ll, 21111 111111: N11, 11111111 P111 1i11x'11, 111-111111 A11'1111. 111-112111 1i11ss1111111, 111111 .111111111-s. 3111 111111: Hill 1Y111111s, K1-1111111 1,1l11'1L'1i, .1i111 111l111J1XY21j'. 111111 1111111 181111, S11-V11 1V111111'1'. H1111 C'a1'111i1111s. VARSITY CLUB Thv Varsity 1111111 consists 111' boys who have 111111 21 Var- siiy 11111111 111 any sport 111111 have 11z1ss1111 1h1'1111g1h E111 i1111i111i1111 111111-11 51111121111 NigJh1, 1111111 z11'1ivi1i11s 1111'l1111e such things as 111'csen1111g the 1'h1r1+1'111z111111's with n111gJz111h11111fs 211 1111? 1111gri1111ing 111' the V11211' 111111 S111111S111'111,Ll'1110010011011 111.11111 R2lS1'il11112111 Q11111f11. '1'1111 1'11111 was l'2ll12l111X 11-11 this j'1'2l1' 111' 1121111 1'Ix'z111s. 1Jl'l'Sl11111l1. 1315 111'1'i1'111'N 101.1 111 right: S1-1111 11:11'1'is1111, 51-1- 1111111111111 1'11z1111z1111: 1121111 1'1x':111x, 1'1'1-51111-111 1111 11111 111111111, X'11'1'-1,l'1'S111l'll1Q 1'11111'l1 Zi111111 111-'1Q111'1-1' 11111 and in life. E L U 'gs 'X N -G-. he i 1 Quvon and Attvmiants, lm-ft, to right: Stew- Muon-, Ju Ann Lewis, Dc-Ilan Ii0SSlll2lIl, Smmie Buswvll, Quevn H2lI'h1ll'2l Butts Paul Evans. Maury Imv l':1tl'ic'k, K4-nton Vutrirk, Jueiy iWOl'01L'0i'li, Huh f'2ll'lllilll'S, Don I'4-rry, Mash-r uf' f'4-rvrnunivs, BASKETBALL QUEEN 1343 dbx DC ., 'U V .3 J -5, ww, -can 32-y' , N - , 'ii i A K . . .. - .M 2, , 1M.,.7u. .- H w A -,:-may?-1 1 n' is J 0 'X ' 4 . , gi, ' .wi t I K I I an ,r L 1 ,. ' QQ g, 35' ' 1 ff H if .J 1, t I 35 5.15 A Ml 1 X s 1 1 -'al K, . .. ,..-J l Here are some views Hit it, boys Caught unzxvvare Speed demons And over here- The big problem Parlez-vous franczus? 1255-L in our classrooms Genius at work The Big Mob And one for Ilalmu B. All together now Taking dictation In the spot light ISU and other places Ill!! Vollegv Night Madam Curie and Ifliristei n Study Time Mr. Wizard Grand Ole Opry Artists and Models 140 zzmffffrz' flu' .wbool Draft board daze Paul Bunyan at work An interesting exhibit Operation X H-A-M-P-T-O-N Rin Tin Tin 141 e hope you have enjoyed the trip Inside H. H. S., and that you have learned some thing of the program and activities of our school. 142 ang 0 .Q ,Q Y-e5.'g9m-f -u Q. 5 D -Q 3 ,I .n 5 Q , If 1 Q Q. c 0 t. s mr '-, M x. X s sf' :V x n www' 'mm .tgps ff J if g a S i -I Y W ,. SPRATLEY-ROGERS MOTOR CO. YOUR DEALER For More Than 25 Years Dial: Day 4373-Nights 3-9014 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 201 Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia We 4091 F43 Vt 2902 was:-moron Avi. 'Qu Q' Nswron NEWS,VA. 'VFW Patronize Your Local Boys The only Barclay owned and operated iewelry store on the Peninsula Compliments of WYATT BROTHERS, INC. THE STORE FOR MEN 'A' t if Hampton, Virginia 144 imthh.. if r we g mjhlfm ' L gi Xi fn! Jifwit eww ? I J- ki, gig W :iw 1, i J- aii liim m. Fm 3-esffiwgefs wif W in ,ai EW 5' qiii aimii! Ji!! -fvvi 5!'F he YV JW!!! ina 'iii f -i -- ill I i i' Miglia? 54 E53 ISE Wg I4 i Iii gli' if' U N' il 1 f will 7 iz ' i 'E' i X 'iii 2-: :ii i sim. u I ' iam i:': :Li , ,as s-J-be-f' N--4+ X yn 'W ' M vin' 1 im- 31gg-iglgiallli ,iii iii iii? f -Sam m y-f U .-fe ' 4 si ,W ly M 55 E swamps if g: 2yv--,J ff -, f n E' in M i I-'15 oo Serving the Future Hornemokers of the Peninsula . . Foithfully - Sincerely - 145 Newport News, Virginia GET YOUR H. H. S. PINS . Compliments of and Other Jewelry E Home SIIIVERPMN ALLEN JEWELRY co. f-hrs 28th St. and Washington Ave. 32l'l Washington Avenue CLYDE R. ROYALS, Inc. Construction - Asphalt Surfacing l --'- -u Field Office and Plant Rip Rap Road and Chiles Street Dial Hampton 4356 General Office 350 West Pembroke Avenue Box 223 Dial 4356 Hampton, Virginia DI llf DIGGS AUTO PARTS Carburetors - Ignition - Brakes Briggs and Stratton Motors and Repairs Auto Machine Shop Service North King Street and Pembroke Avenue Dial 6373 Hampton, Virginia 146 Compliments of TAYLOR 6. TAYLOR INC. REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Dial 3-3823 11 North King Street Hampton, Virginia W. R. TAYLOR M. KENNETH TAYLOR Compliments and Cong rotulorions I-I and N STURES WORK CLOTHES - SHOES SPORTING GOODS 'A' t 'A' 17 East Queen Street Phone 5900 Hampton, Virginia ' ABP: B 'Tl l gmzn, and . W. T. PATRICK 81 SONS Bllllillasllinqtnn Ava. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Hardware, Paints, Oils, Shingles, Roofing i' 'A' 28 West Queen Street Dial 3-S016 Hampton, Virginia HAMPTQN' VIRGINIA SCHMIDT'S HARDWARE Builders' and General Hardware Paints, Gas and Oil Stoves Electric Appliances 'A' Dial Hampton 3-4112 19 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia G. T. ELLIOTT, INC. Foot of South King Street Hampton, Virginia Compliments of C. C. MUGLER SONS BEST WISHES TO Griffon ond Curlee Clothes 115611 Arrow ond Von Heusen Shirts Knox Hats - Rugby Sweaters interwoven Hose Jarman ond Red Goose Shoes Georgels Dial Hampton 6261 26 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia Swift 8 C mpan il? HAMPTON NORFOLK RICHMOND C , arclay 8 ons ongrotulotions From Jewelers Susan Lee Antique Shop DIAMONDS - WATCHES -- su.v:n Jswzuzv 29l2 Washington Ave. Newport News, Vo 148 Hampton High School Students and Their Families Are Invited to Bring Their Financial Problems Here. Financing the Community's Progress for Fifty- THE MERCI-IANTS NATIONAL BANK Hampton, Virginia two Years. -+4-- The Well-Managed Bank is the Sheet Anchor of the Community o-o - Member THE FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 149 A. LOUIS DRUCKER EMANUEL E. FALK DRUCKER 85 I-TALK REAL ESTATE, GENERAL INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS 134 Twenty-sixth Street 3824 Kecoughton Road 7603 Bondoleo Ave. NEWPORT NEWS HAMPTON NORFOLK GILMAN COOLEY, Monoger IACK'S MEN'S CLOTHING Compliments of 'k 'A' i Elamrvnrr ZH. Be Sure ond Get Your College Wardrobe ot C-oldstein's Sizes: 7-'I5 and 10-20 M. I. GOLDSTEIN The Ladies' Specialty Shop - HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 150 MARPLE UPTHCAJL, if if if DIAL: 4831 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Marvin E. Wornhdm PRocToR's HARDWARE L. C. PROCTOR, Owner I Hardware, Houseware, CFFICE SUPPLIES Pittsburgh Paints scHooL surruss and W00d'S Seeds . 128 West Queen Street Dial 7712 Hampton virginia Phone Hampton 5896 Hampton, Virgin Wythe Auto Parts Company 151 Congratulations to Hampton High Graduates The West End Pharmacy X , ,- ,M ron neun Md fem: WASHINGTON AT som Nnwronr News 107 Armistead Avenue Dial 4346 Hampton Heights Dair PHONE HAMPTON 5346 if if if You Can Whip Our Cream, But You Can't Beat Our Milk CLOVER LEAF Compliments of Hampton's Newest and Most Modern Bakery CAKES - PASTRY DELIGHTS THE SHOE BOX For Special Occasions-For Your Everyday Enjoyment , Dial 3-3805 33 South King Street Hampton, Virginia MEET THE GANG AT gnxtdti ALM, PETE'S RESTAURANT G Wcnillww ' IQ. IQ. JONES 38 E. Mellen Street FURNITURE Phone 3-0251 Phoebus 213 30th Street Phone 2-2361 152 By the Famous Names in Music 0 H, 8. A. SELMER O BUESCHER BAND I CETZEN O OLDS 81 SONS O W. F. L. DRUMS 0 SLINCERLAND Complete Repair Department THONIAS PIANO COMPANY 210 Twenty-eighth Street Newport News, Vo. SOUTHAMPTON PHARMACY SOUTHAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER Helen Rubinstein - Tussy - Dorothy Gray - Yardley - Old Spice Sheatfer Pens - Revlon - Parker Pens - Argus - Graflex Polaroid Cameras- Elizabeth Arden PRESCRIPTIONS - DELIVERY SERVICE - PHONE 6359 C. E. Wheeler REGISTERED PHARMACISTS C. L. Fisher Compliments of W. T. PHILLIPS 61 SON 'A' 'A' 'A' Monufoctu re rs of PHILLIPS PREFERRED POTATO CHIPS HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 153 CUTLER'S JEWELRY STORE Monroe Transfer and o Storage Company Dial 4031 7 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia M0Vi 9 - P05509 570099 o Compliments of 8 Agents ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. GROCERIES o o phone 4399 315-321 Poplar Avenue, Hampton, Virginia 224-226 23 d S N ' ' ' 21 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia r treet' ewpon News' Vlrgmlo BOWDITCH MOTORS. INC. The Safest Place on the Peninsula to do Business fgnn- 525, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS COFER MOTORS Best Wishes GOLDSTEIN BROTHERS o Alfred G. '18 Phone NN 5-1268 Herbert G. ,25 800 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia St0n'eY G- '22 Compliments of Compliments of PENINSULA HARDWARE Esrobiashed 1922 of Hampton, Inc. AUTO SUPPLIES REUBEN M. CHURCH, Manager Phones: 3-3389 - 5568 . 17-23 Armisteod Avenue Hampton' va. I7I'I Kecnuglltall Road Phone: N.N. 2-4I2I Congratulations and Best Wishes from The Station of the Stars -le4-4- 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 E. L. CLARKE CO0PER'S DEPARTMENT STORE FAS:-noNs for , MEN-WOMEN I4-16 Mellen Street ' Phone: 5891 Phoebus, Virginia PHOEBUS, VIRGINIA 155 DON'T LET TH E BLINDFOLDS OF IGNORANCE HAMPER YOUR FUTURE LIFE! Read Your N EWSPAPER DAILY Open your eyes to the future . . . your future. Discover what is hap- pening around you. Your News- paper opens your eyes to local, na- tional and international events that 4' 11' -43315 V. Q5 r.-g,'::k- ff-'He-:'t eaS1f 'a will shape your future. Set your sights on your goal in life and let the Newspaper be your yardstick to success. -.N .M Asks . ulnurunnuf . .- W.- kg' P 4lvrn..,,unnLD Q '-ws 1ew 'Cgfl5E?Seshr,, . - F f.,,'2 w.,,fW., E spew W, 0 ' V-: - N, , f17'.':,.,:,,'-,ff'2Ui'94!1?y ll' 'E is 5Wou1df 1 1 fflaf', asiiemrsffsfgwayl- -fl 'f f 3,gfreq,,' ' Q Egsfqh s - - In 5.5 1 -2 5',e:.57fsefis?gfsm,gQ.,::gsgf E3 Tl?i-Efigez-.'? lipa., ' 0 M V55-if-5 'i--.a -- -..:...,. '.. --..r.-, mm C001 '.s:5:1:Tl5x 55225-'7'i.,'72' -Lsrwaimffzh-Qqsii I-. '-Ha-.zLI'.:1fH Y.-.1 'Qe: 'E',Q 156 For the Best in LADIES' DRESSES - SWIM SUITS -SPORTS WEAR - LINGERIE S4076 at PIC WIC SHOPS LANGLEY FIELD CIRCLE HOTEL LANGLEY DOWNTOWN HAMPTON Micki Marple Millar Marple Compliments of Bninfaulzx 7 lnrisl Qin:-nnizriiun ATLAS TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES I. E E ' S Esso Servicenter LEE HUDGINS 1301 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Vo. Phone NN 4-2511 Day Pho Nite Phones 6394 4857 8. 6206 NORTH KING STREET MOTOR SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Auto Gloss Installed General Automotive Repairing 24-Hour Wrecker Service Body and Fender Work 418 North King Street Hampton, Vo. Howuzo cook Henan: wssr CONGRATULATIONS I956 Graduating Class - from - ' 0 elder: 4 Dang O YOUR SCHOOL MI LKMAN Compliments to the June Graduates from JACK SPIGEL- MORTON SPIGEL SPIGEL'S COLLEGE SHOP I30 32nd Street Dial N. N. 2-6982 Newport News, Va. The Only Exclusive Boys' and Students' Shop on the Peninsula Complete Formal Rental Service Boys Sizes 6 to 20 Students Sizes 35 to 42 iimin iiiimi ? l ea l l ie I will 'X I W,ee ' lf b i 51 if ipiiaqfftgixilzj ig f av l ' F9 film ffl Affvac 1 ei Sim mill PRINTING Reproductions ee Programs - Advertising HOUSTON PRINTING 81 PUBLISHING HOUSE Dial 5665 Hampton, Virginia Fashions for Men of All Ages ni? 99.5 .4099 snor Phone: 5-I 571 3I07'O9 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia 158 ROYALS MOTOR SERVICE, INC. Sales and Service PACKARD HUDSON G.M.C. West Pembroke Aven 'PHE EPES STATIONERY COMPANY. INC. QLD PfijIN'1' . NA'1'It DNAL DP, F d BANK f Phoebus, Virginia Complete Banking Facilities CONCRATUATIONS to the June Graduates From ATWELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Raymond Strachan WYTHE AMOCO Compliments of FAMILY BOOTERY SERVICE CENTER 68 W. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Washing - Polishing -- Greasing - Waxing l5Ol Kecoughtan Road NN 2-9579 Leacy's Shoe Hospital C0 'P'fmf 'S of John Downing, Prop. Au. wolzic GUARANTEED WELI-WORTH ORTHOPEDIC PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 34 E. Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia . Phone 3-4513 10 Convenient Locations MERRIMAC MOTORS. INC. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealers Kecoughtan Road 8. LaSalle Avenue Dial 6367 Hampton, Virginia 160 Compliments of USER BIIUTIIEIIS Compliments of the CITIZENS RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY Safe and Economical Transportation Specializing in Chartered Services For Chartered Rates Phone Hampton 3-3344 3400 Victoria Boulevard Waide Business Machines TYPEWRITERS - DUPLICATORS Community Hardware G. L. AGNEW, Prop. O o LANGLEY TRAFFIC CIRCLE NN 2-2187 715 Kecoughmn Road Phone Hampton 3-5883 Hampton, Va. Compliments of PATRICK 81 SILK, Inc. 3404-06 Washington Ave. Also 231 Warwick Road I Serving the Peninsula Since 1938 O Frigidaire RCA-Victor Tappan Zenith Maytag Motorola Duo-Therm Kecouqhtan Pharmacy C. L. CLODFELTER, Prop. 819 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia I For Neighborhood Delivery Service Call Newport News 4-'I53'I O PRESCRIPTIONS Yardley Cosmetics Magazines 8. Newspapers Baby Needs Sundries Drugs Tobaccos Greeting Cards Stationery WO0DWARD'S DRUG STORES, INC. Congratulations Seniors from Compliments of I n Fczulk s Shell Servlce A. S. Baisden WYTHE TIA Wythe Shoe Repair ' Phoebus Dry Cleaners Congratulations to the Hampton High Senior C I' r f If We Please You, Tell Others omp 'men S O , KRABBA LUNCH Hamburgers - Hot Dogs -- Bor-B-Q Phone: Hampton 5381 Sandwiches E. Mellen Street Phoebus, Vo. 4218 vidorio Blvd' 162 Wythe ' Servicenter Dial Newport News 2-l542 1800 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia sEArooo cHicKEN STEAKS CHOPS FIQANIVS RESTAURANT FRANK H. SHAHEEN, Owner Serving the Peninsula for Over 29 Years From a Snack to a Full Course Dinner PRIVATE DINING ROOM Catering to Clubs and Parties, Small or Large FOR RESERVATION DIAL HAMPTON 5901 AIR CONDITIONED-OPEN ALL NIGHT I South Mallory Street Phoebus, Virginia KECOUGI-ITA LAUNDRY - CLEANERS Your Exclusive Lux Laundry WYTHE SOUTHAMPTON PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE 163 FULLER'S CORNER Phoebus, Virginia HOTEL CONFECTIONERY May Good Luck Be Yours in All of Your Undertakings SANDERS JEWELRY CO. Langley Hotel Bldg. 105 E. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Member: Diamond Council of America Compliments of J. M. STACKHUUSE EUMPANY 5803 Patterson Avenue Richmond 26, Virginia GE E RUSSELL Florist Formerly L. E. Diggs I Phone: Business 3-3385 3600 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia BRASS SHOP Walter J, Shirkley, Pres. iRetaiI Division of Hampton Roads Mfg. Corp.i Manufacturers of Colonial Virginia Brass and Gift Ware Dial Hampton 3-4523 823 W. Pembroke Ave. Hampton, Virginia ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY AUTO 8- BICYCLE PARTS I 157 W. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia lzeynelv Studio 106 Eost Queen Street Phone 3-51 1 1 Owned and operated by a former Hampton High Student who was born, reared and has spent his life in Hampton. 165 Compliments of SALES SERVICE 23 North King Street Hampton, Virginia PENINSU LA DU RACLEAN Wythe Surplus Sales HOMESERVICE Government 81 Civilian Surplus Furniture and Carpets Cleaned in the Home used the same day Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Jackets Rein C006 Gnd Rein SWS 1001 Kecoughtan Road NN 2-0316 ' Dum, Wauee -7 160, Ke,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R,,,,,, MODERN and TRADITIONAL Lamps - Bedding - Home Furnishings Opposite Wythe Fire Dept. Phone NN 2-3393 Come to the Dream House for America's Most Talked About Furniture Open 9-8 Sunday 9-6 1803 Kecoughtan Road NN 4-2311 WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS OF OIL BURNERS E. T. LAWSON 81 SON OIL BURNERS - BOILERS - FLOOR FURNACES A Warm and Friendly Service Printed Meter Delivery Tickets Office: ARMSTRONG POINT, HAMPTON, VA. Telephone 6181 - 3-8012 Plant at Foot of Ivy Home Road Night Phone NN 2-7841 - Hampton 3-4231 166 Compliments of LEVIN'S Virginia's Beauty Shop Smart Feminine Apparel 2307 Kecoughtan Road Phone Hampton SIOQ 23 South Mallory Street rad S 84 M DIQI If-I Congratulations to ' JUNE GRADUATES 4 PARAMOUNT CLEANERS , 4301 K h R d Home ot the Bug Boy ecoug mn on 3826 Kecoughtan Road wl-len: You DIN: BETTER Fon LESS 63 Bridge Sheer The Very Best in Dry Cleaning 167 1 Congratulations Graduates Waffle wi Peninsula Electric Motor Service, Inc. 1428 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Electric Motors Repaired and Rewound Armature Winding Belts, Pulleys, Power Tools, and Motors 24-Hour Service Dial NN 4-2955 Night 8-6005 LOCUST AVENUE SERVICE CENTER Gas - Oil - Accessories Washing - Greasing - Battery 8. Tire Service 1926 Kecoughtan Road . 1000 Kecoughtan Road Dial 2-9783 Hampton, Va. I2 BBIFS CUTRATE onus s'roRE 316 S. Back River Road Prescriptions Called for and Delivered Phone 3-7002 Compliments of DUNCAN H. MILLER 300-C Catalpha Avenue, Hampton Tax Consultant Bookkeeping Systems Dial NN 4-2268 l.iNcol.N - Msncukv SUPERIOR MOTORS Inc. I 1611-15 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. Phone NN 5-1816 PeninsuIo's Oldest Lincoln and Mercury Dealer 168 'WH REMEMBER PEARL'S HARDWARE TO BUY OR SELL CALL C. F. KAUTZ, SR. LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER For PENINSULA REALTY CO., INC Dial NN 2-3678 Day or Night GORDON FURNITURE COMPANY iw, 2106 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Va. Phone NN 2-4764 Gordon Bolin, Prop. Compliments of MERRIMAC RESTAURANT Compliments of JONES BROTHERS Esso Service Center ---Q-oi 519 Bridge Street Dick Jones - Ruff Jones FREE ESTIMATES FLOOR 8. WALL COVERING Asphalt Tile, Linoleum, Rubber Tile Congowoll, Sink Top Covers L., 3+ P. R. Ramsey Phone Hampton 3-3229 After 4:30 P 170 vi' THE KIRBY CO. Congratulations from N. 8 M. i607 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, 2016 - 25th Street Newport News, Virginia John W. Word Virginio Phone 2-6367 Guaranteed for Life Compliments of PENINSULA MAID Vim Compliments TV 81 Appliance Co. J. P. Watkins G. A, Forbes Congratulations Watkins Supply Co., Inc. Garrett's Esso Servicenter FUEL OIL, WOOD, COAL HAY, GRAIN, FEED and SEED 2120 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia -.,,,. Dio' Telephone 334 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia 9.1 J. f XF Phoebus Motor Co., Inc. He' 1900 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Virginia Tel. 3-6561 - 3-6562 171 Compliments of T. H. WILSON CO. Iohnson's Incorporated J, L. JOHNSON, President 707 North King Street' LUMBER GOVERNMENT SURPLUS MILL WORK USED MATERIALS Feed and Fuel pn Q. Box 100 Dial 49ll Hampton, Virginia Compliments of NICK ALLEN MOTORS, Inc. 3001 Huntington Ave. Newport News, Va. i' Your BUICK Dealer for 19 Years Leggettis Your Complete Department Store 'k 25-29 West Queen Sf. Hampfon, Va. , V Compliments of S 4 NEWS STAND Books - Magazines - Newspapers HHH Station Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia 2 Armistead Ave. Hampton, Va. -,wwf Olftii 14,6 The Peninsula's Most Sensational Fashion Shop 3845 Kecoughtan Road 'k A complete line of Junior Fashions From such famous houses as Jonathan Logan and Bobbie Brooks Compliments of HOBBYLAND Relax with a Hobby Model Airplanes - Boats Craft 81 Artist's Supplies DALE B. LIVELY 383i Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va Dial 3-550l Dial 4032 for Appointment Sussex Beauty Salon cnsnive HAIR swims Exclusive but not Expensive 3837 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Va Peninsula Ap Al's TV and Appliance Co. C 8- C Appliances Conn's Service Duncan and Dale Electronic Service George's Record Shop Goldstein Brothers Howard 8- Roberts Langley TV 8. Radio Service A McLean's N. N. Furniture Co. Nachman's Department Store Old Point Electric Co. Wythe Compliments of pliance Dealers Club Patrick and Silk Pearl's Hardware Peninsula Electric Co. Regent Stores Rountree Furniture Co. Scoggins Company Sears, Roebuck Company Shavers', Incorporated Shawel Brothers Smith and Keene Suburban Rulane Gas Co. Southall Company Stringfellow Electric Co. Appliances 8- TV, Inc. It pays to buy from a member where satisfaction is Guaranteed 173 F fb V N WWW 5 W 5-Af5gzf','. -11 X M W: l,?fqi f3 ,A V ' D 1451 wf fi? M 'WW '5 451 H fwfie 1 nfgifik -l-o-o1- THE CITIZENS NATIIJNAL BANK 174 Hampton Esso Servicenter PERRY'S MEAT and ,Tires our speciahw, POULTRY MARKET Washing, Lubrication, Accesso Th B P I C A d d V A 3201 H A N N V C. 5. R09 D IH pf 3 9734 Best Wishes from BOB 81 MARVIN LERNER Class of '42 36 West Queen Str H p 2700 Huntington Av N p N R. HAYDEN SMITH, Florist ond R. HAYDEN SMITH FUNERAL HOME 175 'l R. F. SLAUGHTER LUMBER CO. Lumber, Millwork and Building Materials Phone 4381 Phaebus, Virginia Compliments of the ESQUIRE sl-lov 3027 Kecoughtan Road Southampton Shopping Center Congratulations to the H.H.S. Graduates I Westhampton Food Market 310 S. Back River Road HUBBARD'S MARKET O Victoria Boulevard Hampton, Virginia U. S. Tire Service Sev. Wallace, Mgr. WHEEL BALANCING RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING Authorized Distributors U. S. Tires Phones 6376 - 6377 4304 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Virginia Jonathan Logan Teena Paige Marie Phillips DRESSES at SEARS I DEPARTMENT STORE 1 i Czm W1 Lily! lfLlfL0lflJfLCEI4fLZlfL L4 W. C. Saunders Com pany Box 475 Richmond, Virginia Wallace Electric Service DAVID H, WALLACE, Prop. GENERAL ELECTRIC WORK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Dial Hampton 3-4849 488 England Avenue Hampton, Virginia Cong rotulotions Hampton Marine Co. to the June Graduates 525 Bridge Street Hampton, Virginia Marine Distributors Phone 7231 o EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS N - ' k woLvsRlNs sons ewport News Worm - The Peninsulzfs Friendly Jock Dyke Fronk Goy Department Store Compliments of WYT HE HARDWARE CU. Wythe Shopping Center Phone NN 2-0225 C. W. Billy Dickinson, Owner 178 HAMPTON INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION HAMPTON, VIRGINIA J. B. Morgan, President V. T. Strickler, Vice President J. Britt League, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer BUCKROE REALTY CO. QUINN 8. QUINN CRIMMINS 81 LEAGUE MRS. ROCHE FRANK D. CUMMING V. T. STRICKLER GUARANTY REAL ESTATE, INC. TAYLOR 8. TAYLOR, INC. HARRISON 8. LEAR L. M. von SCI-IILLING, JR. LACKEY-SAUNDERS CO., INC. WELCH BROTHERS 81 CO. MORGAN-MARROW CO. JOE WELSTEAD, INC. Beveridge Chevrolet Corner Queen St. and Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia 179 The Apprentice School of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company offers an opportunity for qualified young men to acquire a skilled craft while obtaining a Junior College Education. School Catalog available upon request NEWPURI NEWS SHIPBUILIJING and DRY IJUBK GUMPANY NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 180 ROUNTREE FURNITURE CO. Hompton's Progressive Home Furnishers O GENERALQ uscrnlc Major Appliances FREE DELIVERY The Rug tSWOp.s' Southampton Shopping Center 3829 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va, Phone 6497 Open Nightly 'til 9 Congratulations and Best Wishes From HUNT OIL COMPANY Of Course, We STORE FURS Also SUITS, OVERCOATS, ond RUGS safe from MOTHS, FIRE, THEFT and HEAT lw--1 CHAMBERLIN LAUNDRY, INC The Only Vault in Hampton W. A. Bauserman, Pres. Phone 3-3304 181 Haldeman Marine Sales 200 E. Queen St. Hampton, Va. Phone 8490 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Marine Supplies for Small and Large Boots FISHING TACKLE Woolsey's Marine and House Paint SINCLAIR HARDWARE Joe M. Sinclair Hardware 81 Sporting Goods Team Prices Dial 3-4'l I 'I 44 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia TH E SMART SHOP Wythe Shopping Center FOR THE BEST IN LADIES' WEAR THE HAMPTON LITTLE THEATER, INC. Riverside Restaurant Extends Best Wishes to The H. H. S. Graduates Dudley Printers, Inc. Commercial Printing and Advertising Wedding Announcements IOO2 Kecoughton Road Phone NN 2-2282 CSA,,W Qmztg, CQ. aaW aa 1.8. IJARLING 81. SUN Famous Make Wafc hes Bv Hampton, Virginia BENRUS 1-1 BULOVA :-: ELGIN MARC NICOLET 2-2 HAMILTON LONGINES 1- TREMONT DIG! 6396?6397 . .... , ,.,,, .....,,,,,, i' 28'l'l Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. gucbzae Zena! immemenl pdftg 1854 Tops In Their Class Tops In Its Class DAWN BRINGS HRPPV DQVS ners and Laund Open Daily I P. M,-8 P. M. Sundays 2 to 5 P, M. Saturdays IO A. M. to 8 P. M. If OTIC AQIJAIQI TROPICAL FISH -- PET SUPPLIES T. A. McClure NN 2-7469 I8II Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia For the Best in Appliances See McLEAN'S I3-I5 East Queen Street, Hampton Dial 4345 2706 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News DiaI 4-I I2I 33lI Washington Avenue, Newport News DiaI 3-I374 Compliments of O INC 185 H .:44 x X ....L A sg, MEMO T0 the girl who wants an interesting iob X ,, t ww., Z .I 5, 1 i s Ulu vw Youill find it at the telephone company, where there's a variety of fascinating jobs for alert, capable young women who qualify. You'll work in pleasant surroundings with many people about your own age . . . receive good pay while learning . . . get regular raises. And you don't need any experience. Best of all, a telephone job is a satisfying job because you know you're helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? THE CHESAPEAKE 8. POTOMAC , TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA 186 CI'1'Y OF HAMP'l'ON G. C. BENTLEY, Mayor SWANSON HUNT, Vice-Mayor Councilmen M. L. AMORY RALPH DIXON J. R. LAWSON CIRCUIT COURT CLERK: Phone 3-4617 Records and Reports Operation of Circuit Court. Records Documents. Sells Marriage Licenses and Passports. COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE: Phone 6131 Assesses property. Sells State and City business licenses. CITY SERGEANT: Phone 3-5216 Bailiff of Court. Jailer. Serves Civil Papers. COMMONWEALTWS ATTORNEY: P h o n e 3-3581. Prosecuting Attorney for the State. CITY MANAGER: Phone 3-5114. Chief Administrator of the City Government. CIVIL DEFENSE: Phone 3-3538 Organization and training of civilian defense personnel for use in time of emergency or disaster. EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: Phone 6336 Operates public school system. FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Phone 5813 or 3-4204. Fiscal Control and record keeping. Purchasing. FIRE DEPARTMENT: Phone femergencyi 4331. Fire Extinction. Inspections of Fire Hazards. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-6567 Vital Statistics, Communicable Disease Control, Maternal Hygiene, Sanitation-Food Establish- ments, Milk Sanitation and private food dis- posal. Rabies Control. Public Health Education. HOME AND FARM AGENTS: Phone 3-2516 Advancement of agricultural activities and home economics. LAW DEPARTMENT: Phone 5885 City Attorney-Legal Adviser to the City Gov- ernment. PLANNING DEPARTMENT: Surveys and studies of existing conditions and future growth of the City. Present long range plans to promote ef- ficiency and economy in future developments. POLICE DEPARTMENT: Phone 4331 Phoebus. Law Enforcement. Receive Complaints. Enforces weed ordinance. Street lights out. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-4616 Care of Public Buildings except Schools. Con- struction, repair and operation of Streets, Bridges, Sanitary Sewers, Refuse Collection, Storm Drainage, Mosquito Control. RECREATION DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-5641 or 3-2509. Organizes and conducts recrea- tional programs on the playgrounds. REGISTRAR: Phone 5259. Registration of qual- ified voters in the City. TREASURER: Phone 5941. Collects State and City Taxes. Sells State and City Auto Tags 1State March 15th to April 15th7. Sells dog licenses. ZONING DEPARTMENT: Phone 8331 or 3-6656. Administers Zoning Ordinance. Inspec- tions of plumbing and electrical installations. Issues building, plumbing and electrical permits. Administers subdivision regulation ordinance. Prepares property identification maps. Compliments of Congratulations to the June Graduates L. From Sales Representative ROYAL Typewrifers Electric, Standard, Portable ll3 26th Street Phone 5-1889 Department Store 'A' Compliments of The Home of Fine Values f Westhampton Esso Dial 3-384l O West Queen St. ' Hampton, Va. 5 f - if s , X' E ii Q x, 1 j,. ockwoo rothers CRANE SERVICE HAULING AND RIGGING HAMPTON VIRGINIA 188 ' 4 ond Bai WMM 1956 Q from Z ' 3005 WEST AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 'Jaafa- We opprecioted the fine co-operction of both the Junior ond Senior classes, and congrotuIote Hompton High School on its fine student body. 189 If I Our thanks to Jo Arm Lewis, Jo Marple ond Don Perry for the Krobbo Korovonf' Soturdoy morning, 10:30. RADIO AND TELEVISION an NBC affiliate 1490 KC Channel I5 I I0 Compliments of IN HAMPTON ,lqtg , .--- QQ ei'-M Wholesale Confectionery QUEEN 3, WINE STREETS 2315 Washington Ave, Newport News, Vo H 0 M E O F DR. PEPPER GRAPETTE PAL ORANGE SUNCREST 6046 Jefferson Avenue Phone NN 4-3858 191 H fmzpfofe Sfmm Laundry Our BEST CLOTHES Demand the BEST C A R E 1830 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 'I956 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Blackwell Auditorium with Fox Hall in the background FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS DEAN WILLIAM A. MABRY, D' f Ad CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE GRADUATES Hampton High School P. T. A. --Qos- 193 NOLAND COMPANY, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRICAL -INDUSTRIAL REFRIGERATION - RADIO SUPPLIES Kewanee Boilers - American Standard Plumbing 81 Kitchen Fixtures - Briggs Beautyware - Westinghouse Water Coolers, Fans, Waste-Aways, Lamps 8. Electric Dish Washers - Light-Olier Fixtures - A-B Electric 81 C-as Stoves - C-.E. Tubes - J. F. D. Television Antennas 8. Accessories - Avolite Paints - Black 81 Decker 81 Porter Cable Electric Tools - Rubber Set Paint Brushes - CiouId's Water Pumps - Air Conditioning Units 81 Deep Freezers- Complete Line Bryant Automatic Natural Cas Equipment. TIME PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE - NO DOWN PAYMENT AND UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY - ASK YOUR DEALER OR US FOR DETAILS Phone NN 7--1241 2600 Virginia Avenue Newport News, Va. Showroom Open Daily We Welcome Your Visit Aeenewledgemenfs The Staffs of the l956 KRABBA wish to thank- Mr, Robert W. Whiteed Hastings Studio The KRABBA HICHLICHT q-4--l We would also like to express our appreciation to our advertisers and patrons tor their support. We encourage our readers to patronize these people, for without their aid we would not have the i956 KRABBA. 194 fpafzoni - V---4-.-Q-- The Rowes Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Rose A Friend Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Good The Goldsmiths Dr. and Mrs. Herman l. Switkes Walter C. Jones Mr. and Mrs A. W. Woltz Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Goodale, Jr. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Clodfelter Mr. and Mrs. John J, Hammel Mr. and Mrs C. W. Watson Delta Delta Chi Mr. and Mrs A. R. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Wood Mr. and Mrs l. G. Recant Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs E. F. Riggins Rabbi and Mrs. Allan Mirvis Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rose Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sachs Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris Mr. Dauey L, Des Champs Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Flowers Miss Peggy Fardette Iota Gamma Phi Sorority Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Amory Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beadles Mr. and Mrs. J. Pursitull Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Wootten Mr. and Mrs. H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Greene Mr. and Mrs l. Powell Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Greene Mr. and Mrs S. Hayes Mr. David Littleton Taylor Mr. and Mrs T. Parrish K Klube Charles Stump 195 . in I 4 Administration .........., Audiographic Stall' ..... Band ................,,, . .,.,..... Baseball .....,.,,..,,...,,.. Basketball ................... Basketball Queen .,... Cheerleaders ,........... Chess Club ........... Cross Country ...,. DE Club ....,.,..... Dedication ...,.. Faculty .,,...... Features ...... F. A. -Finns ..,,...... Football .... Foreword ,..,. F. T. A. ..... . Garricks ......, A 6: N Stores ,......., Adams-Sachs Co. . ....... . Adams Shoe Store .,,........ Allen Jewelry .,,...................... Atwell Construction Co. B 6 M Drive-In .,....,..,....... Barclay Brothers ............... Barclay 8: Sons .................,,., Barr Brothers ................ .......... Beck's City Bakery, Inc ....., Beveridge Chevrolet .....,.,... If 1 in - -1 1 , J .dw ,A 9 .........100 ....96-98 126-130 .........132 .,.......108 .......125 99 ....10-13 138-141 ......,...,...102 .,..,,..,,..,142 118-123 .......103 92 Editorial Index Girls Basketball ,.1, Golf .,,,,,.,,,.,, ....vv,...,,,. Hall of Fame .......v..,,..... Introduction .......,...,,,,,..., ,.1..,.,..,1,.......... . .. Juniors ,..1.....,Y,...,..,... ,,.......,.,..........,............ . .. Junior Class Memoriam ,..1.,.....1.,............. Junior Class Officers and Sponsor ,.,.. Key Club .,.,....,....,.1.,...,........,..,........,.............. King and Queen of Prom .............,.. Krabba Highlight ................ Krabba Karavan ............. Krabba Staif ,.1,., 4,.,. Latin Club .,...............,..,.. Majorettes ......,......,,,.....,..,........ Most Outstanding Juniors ..... Most Outstanding Sophomores National Honor Society ........ National Thespians . ..,.... .. .......131 ..........124 ....61-64 1- 3 ....68-77 66 67 .......106 60 112-113 .......104 114-115 .,...,.109 98 78 85 93 .......90-91 Nurses Club ....... Projectionists P. T. A. ..,.........,...., . Quill and Scroll ....,. S. C. A. School Board-- Seniors .......... Senior Class Senior Class Senior Class Sophomores .. ....105 ,,..101 14 ....l11 88-89 Day Committees 18 Officers ................. .... 1 7 Sponsor ..............,......................... 16 80-84 79 Sophomore Class Ofiicers and Sponsor ...... Speech Club . Table of Contents ...,.,. 1 10 Student Assistants . ,.,...........,,. . .,,,..,.................... 107 5 1 34 Track ..............,,......,,.. Varsity Club ...............,. Vocal Department ,.,, ., Advertising Index .........147 .........191 .........152 ........146 Boutigue ................................ .-....- - -- ----- Bowditch Motors ............................. Brass Shop .............................. ....... . - Buckroe Beach Amusement Park C Q P Telephone Co. .................... . C. C. Mugler Sons .......................... Chamberlin Laundry, Inc. Cheyne's Studio ..................... Citizens National Bank ...... Citizens Rapid Transit ...,. City of Hampton . ................... Clover Leaf Pastry Shop ....... Cofer Motor Sales, Inc. ..... . Community Hardware ................ Coopers ................ ................-..l-..-------- Cutlers .......................................... ..... Daily Press and Times-Herald . Dawn ,,,,.,,,,....,.................. ..,................ Dixie Diggs Auto Parts .,........ Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dream House Furniture ...... Drucker E Falk ................... Dudley Printers, Inc. Duncan H. Miller ,.... E. L. Clarke ........... ...... E. T. Lawson 8: Son ...., Economy Auto Supply ..... Epes Stationery ............ 160 167 144 148 147 170 149 173 154 164 183 186 .........148 ........181 ........165 ........174 ........161 .,......187 ........152 ........154 .........161 .........155 .....,...154 ........156 . ...... 184 ........l46 191 166 150 .........182 .........168 .........155 ........166 .........164 159 Esquire Shop ............ .----.--- 1 76 Exotic Aquarium ....... ......... 1 85 Family Bootery .............. .....---- 1 60 Farabee's Studio ............. .....-.- 1 89 Fau1k's Shell Service ...., ......... 1 62 Frank's Restaurant .... ....,.... 1 63 Fuller's Corner .................... ----.--.. 1 64 G. T. Elliott, Inc. ................ ......--. 1 47 Garrett's Esso Servicenter ...,..... 171 Gene Russell, Florist ................ ......... 1 64 George L. Smith, Typewriters ..... ......... 1 88 George's Confectionery ...........,... .,...... 1 48 Goldstein Bros. .............................. --------- 1 54 Gordon Furniture Company ...... ........ 1 69 Haldeman Marine Sales ............ , ........ 182 .Hampton Esso Servicenter ..........,................. 175 Hampton Heights Dairy ..........................,....... 152 Hampton High School PTA ...................,........ 193 Hampton Insurance 8: Real Estate Assoc...179 Hampton Little Theater, Inc. ...........,............ Hampton Marine Co. ..................................... . Hampton Steam Laundry ,,.... . ........ 192 Hobby Center .....,...,.....,.....,... .,.... 1 75 Hobbyland .................................................... ...... 1 73 Hop's Place ...................................................,..,... 155 Houston Printing Sz Publishing House ........ 158 Hubbard's ...............,..... .,.,..,...,.....,.................... .... 1 7 6 Hunt Oil Co. ..............................,..,.................... 181 J. M. Stackhouse Co. ....,. ......... 1 64 J. S. Darling 8: Son ..... ......... 1 83 Jack's .......................,....... ...... 1 50 Johnson's, Inc. ................... ...... 1 '72 Jones Brothers Esso ............. ....... ...... 1 6 9 Kanter's .....,........................................ .......... 1 88 Kecoughtan Laundry 8z Cleaners .... ...,.,.... 1 63 Kecoughtan Pharmacy ................... ...... 1 61 Krabba, Lunch ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ...... 1 62 Langley Service Station ..... .......... 1 72 Lawrence B. Wood ........... ......... 1 50 Leacy's Shoe Hospital ......... ......... 1 60 Lee's Esso Service Station ..... .,....... 1 57 Leggett's Department Store ..... ......... 1 72 Levin's .................................. ............ ....-A 1 6 7 Lockwood Construction Co. ............ ......... 1 88 Locut Avenue Service Station ..... ......... 1 68 M 81 M Snack Bar ..,,.................. ...... 1 71 M. J. Goldstein ................ ......... ...... 1 5 0 Marple Optical Co. ........... ...--- 1 51 Marvin E. Wornham ,.... McLean's ............................. ......... Merchants National Bank ...... Merrimac Merrlmac Motors, Inc. ...... . Restaurant .,......... .. Monroe Transfer dz Storage ...., Nachman's ............................... Newport News Furniture Co. N. N. S. Sz D. 'D. Co. ........, . Nick Allen, Buick ...........,... Noland Company, Inc. ........... . North King Street Motors ..... Old Point National Bank ...... ...,......151 ...,......185 .........149 .........160 .........169 .........154 145 185 180 172 194 .,........157 159 161 167 161 169 Oser Brothers ....................... .......... Paramount Cleaners ......... ......... Patrick Kr Silk .................................. . ...-.-- -- Pearl's Hardware ............................,.... ......... Peninsula Duraclean ..,.,................................------. 166 Peninsula Appliance Dealers Club ................ 173 Peninsula Electric Motor Service ................ 168 Peninsula Florist Association .,.......... ......... 1 57 Peninsula Hardware Co. .................. ......... 1 55 Peninsula Maid ...,................................ .....-.... 1 71 Peninsula Realty ..................................... ..-..- 1 69 Perry's Meat 8: Poultry Market ,..... 175 Pete's Restaurant ................................... ......... 1 52 Phoebus Dry Cleaners ......... .....-... 1 62 Phoebus Motor Co., Inc. ....... ..171 Pic Wic Shops ................. .......... 1 57 Px-ocior's Hardware ........... .......... 1 51 R. Hayden Smith ................... R. R. Jones Furniture ....... Ramsey Tile ..................,....... 196 ..........175 ..........152 169 Randolph-Macon College ....,...... ...l35 94-95 ....... 193 182 Riverside Restaurant ....................... ....... Robbie's Cut Rate Drug Store Rountree Furniture Co. . ......, Royals Construction ....,,... Royals Motor Co. ............ . Sanders Jewelry Co. ...., . Schmidt's Hardware ............ Schimdt's News Stand . ...... . Sears Department Store ..... Se1den's Dairy ........................ Shaw Jewelry Co. ......... . Shoney's ..................... Silverman Furs ........., Sinclair Hardware .......... Slaughter Lumber Co. Southampton Pharmacy Spigel's College Shop ........... Spratley-Rogers Motor Co. ...,. . Superior Motors, Inc. ............ . Susan Lee Antique Shop ...... Sussex Beauty Salon ....,,....... Swift Q Co. ........................ . T. H. Wilson 6 Co. ....... . Taylor 8: Taylor, Inc. .... . The Broadway ............... The Kirby Co. ..,........ . The Rug Shops .... The Shoe Box ........... The Smart Shop ....... Thomas Pano Co. .... . Tignor 6 Moore ....... U. S. Tire Service 168 181 146 .......159 164 147 172 .......188' .......167 .......146 .......182 176 153 158 144 168 148 .......178 .......l48 .......172 .......147 ...f...178 .......17l .......181 152 182 158 .......I54 1 6 Varsity Shop ................... Q Vim TV ............................... .... 4 ..17'1 Virginia's Beauty Shop .... ..,.... 1 6'F, W. C. Saunders .- ............. ....... ....... 1 7 714 WGH .............................................. ....... 1 'BEL W. T. Patrick 8: Sons .............. ....... I 475 W. T. Phillips 6 Son, Inc. .... . WVEC-Thomas P. Chisman . Waide Business Machines ......,.., Wallace Electric Service ........ Watkins Supply Co., Inc. .... . Wellworth Cleaners ...,... ,..,... West End Pharmacy ............. Westhampton Esso ...................... Westhampton Food Market ..,.. Williams Pontiac ............. L ....... Woodward's Drug Store ............. Wyatt Brothers ..,.....,.................. 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