Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1957 volume:

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Dedication ......... 1 4 Foreword ..............................,..,..,, ,,,A 6 Administration and Faculty ......., ..,, 7 Underclassmen ........................ 7 ,,,,...,,,,,.,.,,.,.,,, 17 Activities ..........,.. ................,.,.,ii.,i.i,i.... , S ,,,.,,,,,,,,, i,,, 449-4 ,Lv Features ......... Sports ....... Seniors ......... Hall, of Fame ..... Senior Statistics Fmls ..................,.. Advertisements ........ Patrons ....... Index ....... 97 152 154 162 163 218 220 5 Foreword The Krabba Stay? invites you on a tour. Get your ticket for the Krahba Special. Tour Hampton High School and enjoy with us the fellowship and fun we had as we progressed in knowledge from sophomores in 1954 to seniors in 1957. All aboard! Here we go. i E i KHABBA SPEUAL K AHRIVES TRACK '54 DEPART5 TRAEK'57 X 'Q Fd M N STEP 5 Q an iq . Q . as-fx' ' 4 ii V- ,I. ,- , '5'-01' x i',3,4,,,.- W W, , ' 5. 1 fo-Lxxg pvx-5 Q Q C. ALTON LINDSAY Superintendent of Schools I S 51 -19 it r dwg? . fs... W A is if-' . 4 ., 4 X L C. W. MILLER Director of Instruction BEN G. BOSWORTH Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent School Board if f' J SK' .E kg, 'f1 ': ' Q ' ill- i s Wi MRS. B. LARRABEE CARR Visiting' Teacher THE SCHOOL BOARD-Dixie Diggs, J. B. Morgan, Mrs. Paul Purser. Standing: John M. Willis, Jr., W. R Benthall, C. Alton Lindsay, George L. Lockwood, John P. Shorter. 8 Administration GARLAND R. LIVELY EDWARD R. SZETELA Assistant Principal B.A., University of Massachusetts M.A., Cornell University MARION CRAIG School Nurse Principal RUTH RUGGLES Dean of Girls Connecticut State Teachers College VIRGINIA ROWE School Nurse 9 B.A., M.A., University of Virginia Mrs. Ruth Ruggles, Dean of Girls at Hampton High School since 1939, retired at the end of the first se- mester after 18 years of faithful, devoted service. A permanent new dean has not been appointed. ,J ay . nfl' if Mi 'wp- A.B., College of VVilliam and Mary M.E., Rutgers University x English Department ELIZABETH H. BOYENTON Head of Department il 'lf . 1 J lvl '55 . , 1 J, I .i Q , X AUDREY M. AKINS NORMA C. ATKINS MARGARET F. BAA15 CONNIE J. BLESSING l!.A., Michigan State l3.S., Longwood College ILS., Longwood College ILA., Albion College University if ll. 1-- , . I-1,5 Mx. , V S H : 'QQQ 5 si l in ELBERT L. CARR RUTH L. CRAIG NELL S. GUDE ILA., College of William and B.A., University of North B. A., Trinity College Mary Carolina M. A., Fordham University FAY E. QUINN HAWSIE M. ROWE ALICE I . SHARP LOUISE C. WATSON B.A., Mary Washington A.B., College of William and B.A.. Mississippi State B.A., Randolph-Macon College Mary ' College College 10 Commercial Departm MINNIE L. BURGER MARY II. GREEN B.S.. Lnmzwoml College ILS., Mississippi Stat:- Cnllevn I ,2 ' 3.4 W ,W fi: VELMA M. THOMAS B.S., University of North Carolina In., . If I .M 5 I ELIZABETH M. COOK HELEN SIMONS Registrar Clerk CHI I-ITHIIYN A. WEST Head nf Departmc-ni ILS., i ' Q I , ..,. . I ESTHER II. LOMINACK ILA., Univf-rsify of North Furrulinn 'W I 4 RUTH lx. wAI.I,1o ILS., Florida: Stun- Collvirv - f I . 'Fw- , . cz., 1.35. ., K MARY W. WIVKIC Flux-k 11 Mnry nshinirmn Cull Ln- Zf .4 - J fx-Q Uv ll 5 a ggi? .I 'I If WlI.MA A. SI'I4IIllH'I' ILS., Imnizwuml Fullm-Irv , Q s I'AR0l.INl'I VV, S'I'0'I I' I.iIn'urinn Mathematics Department KATHRYN E. PARRISH Head of Department B.S., University of Virginia MARY A. CATLETT VIRGINIA C. KERSEY CLAUDIA SCOTT B.S.. Longwood College A.B., Boston University B.S., University of Alabama li MARGARET R. SHAFFER JATHAN N. STONE HELEN TEFFT Randolph-Macon Woman's B.S., Hampden-Sydney B.A., New York State College College Teachers College B.S., West Virginia University HERMAN A. TURNER MIRIAM C. WEINFLASH R. K. WILLIS B.S., University of Virginia B.A., Brooklyn College B.S., Lynchburg: Collesze 12 Social Studies Department MABEL E. SPRATLEY Head of Department we B.S., Longwood College M.A., College of William and Marv MICHAEL J. ANASTASIO ROBERT J. BOSWELL JOYCE BROWN B.A., University of Roanoke College A.B., Duke University Richmond B.A.. Shepherd College Q . 14 of fl 4 HW , R,- ' TIT. A '?I.I k ' ff' X A A CHARLES A. JOHNSON CHARLES D. JOHNSON ELSIE G, LANE A.B., High Point College B.A., Bridgewater College A.B., M.Ed., College of M.A.. Madison College William and Mary O--. ELIZA BETH W. MATTHEWS fhw-ret! College ILA.. Marry Washington College '51 .C 1' or 4 I Qi: ,J ' .- I JUNNY D. SMITH DONALD R. TAYLOR ILS., High Point College A.B.. College of William and M.Ed., College of William Mary and Mary 13 KATHRYN V. BULLY Head of Department B.S., Lon zwood Collelle ' 5 an i -..'.29 'fi wp' .f 5 Sys gg., ,. 7 . :a 2255 ROBERTA A. BECKNER A.B., University of Richmond DALE E. ROSE A.B., Emory and Henry College JACKSON H WHITF Science Department PEGGY P. THOMAS B.S., Collesze of William and Mary . . . CATHERINE S. WILSON ILA., University of B.S., Florida Southern Richmond College M.Ed., College of William and Mary gf' IMI' ATIN SPANISH FRENCH ANNIE P. GARDNER ELIZABETH HAM CARLEEN W. YATES .A., Mary Washington A.B., Indiana University A.B., College of William and College M.A., Columbia U ' ' n :versity Mary 14 Physical Education Department 4 K ROGER A. COGGINS B.S., University of Tennessee ---if LUTHER MACHEN Head of Department Bliss Electrical School MARGARET R. GREENWOOD B.S., Radford Colleire 'C 'fliti i - JAMES M. EASON Head of Department B.S., College of William and Mary K! OLIVER C. NEIMELA B.S., University of B.S., University of Pittsburgh Tennessee JEANNE A. SMITH ndustrial Education -QA Department ,f ROLAND E. CAZER A.B., John B. Stetson RICHARD I-I. GIBSON ILS., Oswego State Teachers University College . u M.Ed., College of William and Mary ART HOME ECONOMICS BAND VOCAL MARY E. CLYNES ELIZABETH L. YANCEY TOMMY T. LAWRENCE ROLAND W. RALPH A.B., University of B.S., Mary Washington M.Ed., Shenandoah Peabody Conservatory of Kentucky Collette Conservatory of Music Music M.A., Columbia University ILA., Arizona University M.Ed., College of William and Mary 15 The Rhythmettes consisting: of Nancy Carr, 'Shirley Hosta: and Nancy Smith perform during a regular nieeting' of the P. F. A. P. .i. To the Seniors of Hampton Iligh School our very best wishes for your future. We of the Parent-Teacher Association Wish to thank you for the help you, other members of the student body and faculty have given us and for the pleas- ure we have had in working with you. We, in turn, hope we have been of some assistance to you. As We go our separate ways, may I leave with you the thought so ably expressed in our Parent-Teacher prayer: Heavenly Father: Lead us in steadfastness and faith toward the solution of the great prob- lems that confront our world today. Sincerely. MRS. WILLIAM R. ROWE President Officers -- Mrs. .Iohn Engrlehard, Recording Secretaryg Mrs. CT. A. Kegley, Trvasurerg Mrs. William Ii. Rowe, Pres- identg Mrs. Bruce L. VanderBoegh, Vice-president. Standing: Mrs. Albert Hutton, Historiang Mrs. Horace Hayes, Parliamentariang Mrs. W. D. Smith, Corresponding Secretary. 16 in. Junior Class Officers and Sponsor H' X X, CREGORY BECOUVARAKIS BILL MORRIS V P d t in I ff ff, Jug uh YM! jig? Sf P TV gb 18 MRS. RUTH WALLIO Sponsor A BEVERLY JACOBSON S t y PEGGY SAUNDERS T Most Cutstanding junior Bo and Girl pjbff I Beve1'ly's Activities: Chaplain of S.C.A. Garrick Dramatics Club Junior Class Secretary Quill and Scroll Peninsula S.C.A. Federation Sophomore Class Secretary Student Assistant Assistant Editor of Krabba Annual lfwlilff' K 7 LYBYMQ L., Click fi-we L Te zurg?-, . X ggxmxgi, 4 U BILL MORRIS AND BEVERLY JACOBSON 19 Bi1l's Activities: Vice President of Junior Class Peninsula S.C.A. Federation S.C.A. Committee Chairman Key Club Chaplain State S.C.A. Discussion Group, Chairman I .4 v I I .Astri Aasland , ,Charlotte Adams ' Dennis Allison Charles Amory Glenda Jgilderson Jqdkieu An rson ll ,Mimi.'VAnd rson ki Jlfghnjwi pplefryx ,bEdwHrdaArthur L Leroy Baisden Deanna Baity Jeanette Banks Flora Baggett Irene Baldwin Wayne Barfoot Margaret Barnhill Carl Barrack Gerald Barrack Thomas Basnette Betty Lou Bass Holly Batson Willard Bauserman Gregory Becouvarakis Pat Benton James Berry Pat Bigger Karen Blake Mattie Blewett Melba Blewett Jenny Blodgett Toni Bloxom Betty Lou Booth Gloria Booth Judith Boren Bonnie Boswell Gene Bowen Jean Boyd Lois Boyd Billie Bragg Harry Breen Danny Bridges Christine Brinegar Judy Brock David Brown Eleanor Bruce Marvin Bruce Donald Buchanan Ronald Buchanan x John Buhl ' Johnnie Bukovich Doris Bull Philip Burcher John Burton Robert Burton Carolyn Cahoon Janice Caldwell Pat Canaday Pat Carmines Raymond Carmines Kenny Carson Robert Carter Audrey Cashwell Leroy Caulfywl Ren Dilanngllherryjv . 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Jackie Clark rl Kathryn Clark Helen Clevenger Anne Clodfelter Thomas Cockerell Patsy Coleman David Conner Fannie Mae Conner Billy Cordle Rosa Couper Brenda Crawford Carolyn Crews Tommy Crocker Elaine Caskey M A1 NJ John Christol if If 1 'GB 'kiwi Edward Cronau Diane Cross Joseph Crump John Cutlip Charles Darnell Diane Darouse Rebecca Davis Steve Davis Billy Debman June dc-Hart Buddy Denton Randy Denton Randy deSander Gerry deRyder Judy Detrich Jimmy Dillinger Faye Dishman William Doan Curtis Dotson Edward Doughty Billy Drummond Bonnie Sue Duke Bob Dunn Russell Dunn Myrtle Edwards Peggy Edwards Elizabeth Eller James Ellis Josie Ellis Ronald Ellis Bernard Embrey Joyce Emerson Frank Estes Betsy Evans Lloyd Everton Libby Farabee Brenda Farissier Alice Ferguson Phyllis Ferree Skipper Ferris John Figg Marshall Findley Nancy Flowers Robert Ford Janet Fossum Gerald Fowler Betty Fox Ann Franceschi Diane French Charles Fromal Robbie Frost Herman Frye Marie Gable Edward Gardner Randy Gardner Dorothy Garland Valerie Garrett Keene Garvin Phillis Gayle Mary Ellen Glover Carolyn Goetz Frances Goldstein Ronnie Goodyear Billy Gough Nell Gracey Ronald Green Carolyn Greene Janis Greene Marvin Greene Patricia Greene Ellie Griffith Mike Grimsley Carolyn Hahn Warren Haley Joyce Hall Barbara Hamrick Etta Hamrick Connie Hancock Jane Hanger Fred Hardy , li 451 3' 1 1 she ?'9' 23 ' 1 'K ff-r 'K- 4' Q-3: F1 vi, 257 JY 5 1 ' .. 0' l , K iJ b U ai za ni 24 Linda Hare Linda Harmon Jack Harrell Joan Harrell Mary Rob Harris Carolyn Harrison Peggy Harrison Gretchen Hart John Hartman Greta Hayes Richard Hayes Joanne Helmer Rose Henderson Carolyn Herring Sandra Hewitt Jean Hicks Blanche Hill Frances Hill Anjie Highsmith Bunny Hines orris Holliday ncy Holtzclaw illy Hopper Eleanor Horn S' Nell Horsley ' RN Buddy Horton Nancy Horton John Howard Judy Hudgins Nancy Hunt Harriet Hurlbut Gloria Hurst Jo Hutton Sylvia Ives John Jackson Beverly Jacobson Nancy James Marcel Jeanfreau Steva Jenna ' Archie Johnson Fred Johnson Linda Johnson Earl Jones Norris Jones Phillip Jones Nancy Joyner Millie Kccnc Virginia Kemp Lamar Kennedy Chick Kerlin Frances Kerman Judy Kitchin Betty Klaugfh Jane Ross Knowles Donald Kohlman Barbara Kraft W. 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Kyle Barbara Lackey Frances Lambert Diana Laughon Vondell Lcake Jo Anne Lewis Walter Lingebach Pat Lipscomb Carol Livingstone Patsy Mackey Janice Mahanes Frances Mahone Tommy Mainwaring Edgar Mangum Stancil Manship Marilyn Marsh James Marshall Carol Martin Rita Martin Bobby Mason Earl Mason Andy Mavromatis Albert Meadows Don Meares 32 K 'ln' V? 1 hr . ,tw I Gordon Mercer Lucy Milhy Jcrry Miller Johnny Miller Sonny Milloy Dickie Minfza Jean Minter Franklin Mitchell Leonard Mitchell Rosser Mitchell Ronald Moody Marcia Moore Sylvia Moore Betty Moran Judy Morecock Hill Morris Elizabeth Morris ,Reva Morris Stephanie Moyer Mary Ann McAlphin Martha McCann 4Aurelia McCoy Pat McDowell Frank MeKecl Rex McKinley Carlton McKnight Nina McLawhorne Peggy McNown Kay Mc-Vaugh Norman Neil Darden Nelms Nicky Nicholson Jewel Nixon Kent Oakes Linda Osteen Audrey Owens Donna Owens Carolyn Parker Rebecca Parker Melody Parrish .lim Peterson John Peterson Marty Phelps Danny Phillips Terry Phillips Neil Pickett Shirley Piland Mike Pilgrim Ann Pope Walter Portf r Nancy Powell Charlotte Pratt Elizabeth Privette Nuel Quisenheirv Eugene Raeltel Curtis Rakes Wayne Reetor Hubert Register Ronald Reid 1 VS ayne Rieh irdson Molly Riggins 'Ffh Ruth Rippon James Roberts .loyee Robins Pat Rodgers Buddy Rogers Dora Rogers .loan Rogers Vernon Rollins Pat Routten Ollie Routten Shirley Routten Sylvia Rowe Allen Ruskey Peggy Saunders Judy Savedge Norma Schmitt Harbara Scott John Severin Margaret Shaffer ,ag 'N' 4' mai Punkie Shaffer Mary Lou Shaheen Laura Sherman Myra Sherrill Jimmy Shields Tommy Sigmon Jerry Slear Godfrey Smith Jo Anne Smith Jo Anne Smith Permilla Smith Retta Smith Billie Sparkman Mary Ellen Spencer Fred Staples Jeanette Stancill Pat Steele Gayle Stowe Donald Stump Janet Summerfield Ronald Summerlin Arvin Swanger Eunice Swanger Dan Swearingen Mildred Tally James Taylor Bill Tennis Brenda Thomas Jane Thompson Sandra Thompson Sue Thompson William Todd Jim Torok Marvin Trainham Jerry Truell John Truitt Raney Turner Ronald Turner Sharon Van Meter Gay Vaughan Sylvia Verdery Eddie Vinieratos Richard von Doenhofl' Judith Wall Donnie Wallace Kenneth Wallace Norman Wallace Arline Walton Darby Warburton Joyce Warden Shirley ' Watkins Albert Watlet Skipper Watson Marie Watson Faye Watts Fred Watts Ronald Weade Barbara Weaver Eddie Williams Brenda Winder Daynelle Winstead Ann Wood Ben Wood Fletcher Wood Joan Wood John Wood Maxine Wood Richard Wood William Wood Shirley Woodward Charlotte Wootten Carol Wright Robert Wright Ricky Wright Melvin Wunder Lee Yates Herb Zimmerman ' -ff ol 'fl V X' wx-li ,lx X, I t, R X I. N x 1 ,X 29 42 Sized 6.44, sus.. ffl 613 1' 'Fifi ophomore Class flicers and Sponsors MRS. PEGGY P. THOMAS Sponsor Class Officers: Joyce Gottlieb, Presidentg Suzanne Spell, Vice Presidentg Gayle Mason, Secretary. MISS KATHRYN V. BULLY Sponsor 30 Adams, J. Adams. R, Adcock, J. Olzden, B. Allen. S. Alley, A. Anderson. G. Anderson. S. Arnold, L. Arthur, N. Atkins, B. Averbeck. R. anner, C. ax-berry. W. Barker, L. Barnette, P. eale, E. eck, M. elanxria. T. enton, S. land, P. lanton, S. locker, J. lood. G. oyd. D. radshaw, G. rande, J. ranscome, J. rooks, J. rown, L. rown, R. rown. S. udd, C. ullock, L. urbank, B. urxzess. H. allahan, J. amden, L. anepa, B. arlbersf. T. henault, N. hristensen, D. hristner, B. lark, C. obb, D. ollier, Q. onyers, P. ook. K. -ew K.. Alexander, D. A Alger, J. Q., Allen, H. I, h . b h Allen. P. K I K 1 .. ge E K A ' 4 a A . . N9 f :aisle-e Anderson. - 3 A fl 3 'Y 'C X ' lar J Anxzle, B. 55 Im , C T, : Appleggtg' A. ,. .E D 5: 9 ' .7 Armerester. R. 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Whitehouse, li, New wk S' s 9' F is 5 Q 1? W Y ' Nr W -... A 4 . A S fn x- xx -. . A A , G , '- ,-in I -...A A , .1 'EF 2 S, .sr 'A A e.l u 3Q,.,i,M afzmgsiy 'Q E X fi ...N i . . 1 . .. vs. 2 z . .W 5 5. Y l I ns A X ' A X55 Q 'VA X is Wimzins, B. Williams, E. Williams, J. Williams, J. Wriizht. D. Wyman, J. Yieldinz. J. Yates, A. Wilson Wilson ,A. .M. Woodman, Worste R. r, D. Younl. H. Zimme Zimme THIS l'fYl8 n, C, n,P Most Outstanding Sophomore Bo and Girl Lendell's Activities: S.C.A. Representative Cross Country Team J.V. Basketball Baseball Team LENDELL CAMDEN AND CAROLYN HALDEMAN 36 Carolyn's Activities Latin Club S.C.A. Representative Pfi, Activities Our clubs added to our enjoyment while we garnered knowledge for graduation. 37 5 I 'l .... lf sf' -J l -ff gi . - iz. . fi Z T-1 . The S.C.A. is a student representative .. . ' i 7 government which practices democracy. S It was organized by H. Wilson Thorpe, a past principal of Hampton High W' School, and is under the guidance of Mr. Elbert L. Carr. The S.C.A. has worked to serve the school in every capacity. It has made X arrangements for school dances and as- semblies and has sponsored welfare and social projects. . N, Working with the P.T.A., the S.C.A. f presents such activities as College Night. Officers: Buddy Alligood, President, Trudy Johnson, Secretary, Bob Coltrane, Treasurer, Beverly Jacob- son, Chaplain, Gregory Becouvarakis, Vice-President. STUDENT COOPERA l gn--n lst Row: Kenny Smith, Charles Bussinger, Jackie Anderson, Eva Parker, Sylvia Rowe, Nancy Powell, Carolyn Hahn, Pat Thomas, Carolyn McLean, Gayle Mason, Charlotte Hughes, Suzanne Spell, Trudy Johnson, Buddy Alligood, God- frey Smith, Allen Ruskey, Craig Zimmerman. 2nd Row: Andy Mavromatis, Rex McKinley, Bernice Barrack, Marilyn Sechrest, Betty Benson, Connie Higginbotham, Judy Smith, Catherine Greer, Diane Bieri, Virginia Kemp, Nell Hors- ley, Sally Warburton, John Kaiser, Doug Riley, Jeannine Thiele, Marvin Greene, Ralph Corley. 3rd Row: Manning Law- son, Billy Sanchez, Dale McPheron, David Kirkpatrick, Nancy Chandler, Luanne Halnan, Jo Hutton, Kenton Patrick, Ray Gillis, Lendell Camden, Don Joynes, Joyce Gottlieb, Frank Penland, Mike Walton, Lee Yates. 38 AQ. fan is zb Bill Morris, Candidate for Committee Chairmen: lst Row: Charlotte Adams, Pub- Vlce-President of the State licityg Pefrgy Saunders, Special Events, Nell Gracey, S'C'A' House, Mary Alice Walton, Elections, Charlotte Hughes, Welfare, Sylvia Sachs, Monitors, 2nd Row: Bob Coltrane, Student Relations Council, Mimi Ander- son, P.T.A., Bill Morris, Ushers, Chuck Howard, Recre- ation, Mary Lee Patrick, Safety: Godfrey Smith, As- sembly. VE ASSOCIATION , . . W WM-.. ., ve. ,. ...,,.,,.,,..-,,.,,... r.r.,...,,.,, ' Ja Q 1 , A ,W K I lst Row: Mr. Carr, Beverly Jacobson, Bob Coltrane, Mary Alice Walton, Jerry Austen, Barbara Corcoran, Melody Parrish, Nancy Savage, Lynn Williams, Pat Carmines, Pat Gray, Carolyn Joyner, Mary Lee Patrick, Randy de Sand- er, Sandra Hewitt. 2nd Row: Willard Whipple, Gregory Becouvarakis, Lloyd Everton, Jimmy Roberts, Bernard Em- brey, Ronnie Goodyear, Bill Morris, Hubert Register, Danny Bridges, Dellan Rossnian, Jack Blocker, Philip Burcher, Margie Marker, Martha Lou Goding. 3rd Row: Harry Butts, Nancy James, Nell Gracey, Sylvia lves, Tommy Has- kins, Rosser Mitchell, Don McPheron, Gretchen Hart, Harvey Curlee, Peggy Saunders, Skipper Ferris, Kathy Fisher, Sylvia Sachs, Charlotte Adams, Pat Hollbrook, Mimi Anderson. 39 The aim of the Student He Hampton High. lst Row: Joyce Gottlieb, Suzanne Spell, Mary Alice Walton, Beverly Jacobson. 2nd Row: Bob Coltrane, Diane Bieri, Danny Bridges, Buddy Alligood. PENINSULA S.C.A. FEDERATION The Peninsula S.C.A. Federation is composed of representa- tives from Hampton, Newport News, and Warwick High Schools. The major project of the year was to sponsor the exchange assemblies and to promote friendship among the three schools. Harvey Curlee, a senior at Hampton, is president of the or- ganization and Buddy Alligood is treasurer. Hampton members: lst Row: Gayle Mason, Catherine Greer, Beverly Jacobson. 2nd Row: Harvey Vurlee, Buddy AlIig'oorl. Craig' Znnmerman. Bill Morris. 40 1 lations Vouncil is to promotm better relations and honor at NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY XX 'I B M 4 T- - 5 2.9.9 E5 Ig NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q ,N A x . ' 5 A g ' ' i I u - 'Lx - Q 4 ,.- 7, 7 Q A A fy f 1 S. l .Y Roy Whitehouse Robbie .lo l vi'rl'1' Betty .Io Byrd Connie Hiizuinbolham Mrs. llxmb President Vive-llFL'Si4ll'lIl Sevrctm-y-Trmlsllrvl' S,C,A. Representative Sponsor -ease F WF. lst Row: Lynne XX illiams, Sandra Booth, Carol Davis, Oleta Oppelt, Connie Higginbotham, Nancy Foster, Patsy Scott, Etra Devin, Patty Cairns, Bette Nelson. 2nd Row: Shirley Smoot, Betty Lou Cardwell, Trudy Johnson, Harriet Beltz, Pat Payne, Suzanne Saunders, Kitty Engelhard, Robbie Jo Ferree, Betty Jo Byrd. 3rd Row: Anne Damerel, JoJo Ramey, Bob Baltzer, Roy Whitehouse, John Kaiser, Warren Wetmore, Harvey Curlee, Judy Wolfe, Joan Beck, Marv Lee Patrick, Pauline Bailey. ' 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 initiated with a very impressive ceremony. Chapter 3351 was established April 253, 1947 with 231 charter members. Mrs. Margaret F. Baab is sponsor. New fall nu-lnbers: lst Row: Betty Lou WVip'g:ins Patsy Dean, Larry Cook, Anna Bryan, Kay Klose 2nd Row: Nancy Miller, Johnny llotson. t'atht-rim Greer. Gail Getzell, .Indy VainlerBoog'h. 41 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY ,sz 1 f MARY LEE PATRIUK W RE CAROL LIVINGSTONE S1'l'l'0f2lI'Y . AR N HALEY Pre-sidvnt Viuhp,-es' , 1 . ,, -,s I JR 'Ns- MILD ALLEN BAXTER Tr'casm'er 1 1 :imma E MARY JANE .IEANNINE 'FHIELE CLEAVENGER 'Troupe Number 2400 was chartered in 19335, and since that time has been clevotecl to the advancement of dramatic arts. Becoming a The-spian is the highest honor a dramatic stu- -clent can acquire in a secondary school. The organization 'sponsors Tournament Plays each year. Mrs. Quinn is sponsor. Varol l,ivine'stonv and Wu ren llaluy ponnler over sci 1 r Play Night. J X- 'xii' LIU Jeannine Thin-le, Allen Bax- ter, Carol Livingstone, War- ren Haley, Mary Lee Cleav- vnger and Mary Lee Patrick conduct informal meeting. 43 lst Row: Mimi Anderson, Punkie Shaffer, Lee Orth, Molly Riggins, Frances Goldstein, Kathryn Clark, Irene Bald- win. 2nd Row: Virginia Kemp, Marie Gable, Jane Hanger, Nancy Powell, Pat Carmines, Carolyn Hahn, Bonnie Bos- well, Peggy Saunders, Jo Ann Lewis, Jane Knowles, Betty Fox. 3rd Row: Ann Wood, Beverly Jacobson, Nancy Joyner, Jeannine Thiele, Patsy Mackey, Carolyn Goetz, Joan Rushin, Sonny Boswell, Sue Thompson, Anne Clodfelter, Lee Connolly, Phillip Burcher. 4th Row: Willard Bauserman, Jane Thompson, Sylvia Verdery, Alan Baxter, Nancy Holtzclaw, Charlotte Wooten, Richard von Doenhoff, Lloyd Vick, Janet Binda, Mary Lee Patrick, Carol Livingstone, Marilyn Marsh, Janet Fossum. GARRICK DRAMATICS CLUB Founded April 15, 1932, and named 1513 Row: Phillip Burcher, Board for David Carrick, 18th century Eng- member, 2nd Row: Nancy Powell, lish actor, the Carrick Dramatics Club Treasurer, Betty Fox, Secretary. 3rd offers membership for meritorious partic- Row: Molly Riggins, Vice-Presidentg ipation in dramatics art. Mrs. Quinn is sponsor. Marvin Greene, President, Mrs. Fay Quinn, Qnnvmnr Jack Shannon, Phillip Burcher, Sue Thompson, Margaret Barnhill, Richard von Doenhoff, Nancy Punkie Shaffer, Melissa Farster. Savage, Marvin Greene. 44 .G JACK ARMISTEAD I it is I A President MARY LEE PATRICK PATSY ANNE SCOTT Vice-President ' 1 Secretary gun ,811-0 I MELISSA FARSTER milf I GARLAND UPDIKE Treasurer K W I - ,Z Chaplain Membership in Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for high school journalists, is the highest award a member of the newspaper or yearbook staff can achieve. Staff members who have done outstanding work and received bids to Quill and Scroll, are initiated in January and May. The sponsor is Miss Sharp. , I 5 1 SYLVIA SACHS PAT FRANKLIN LAURA MILLER ANN HILL SANDRA BOOTH 'a 3' PAT JOHNSON HUBERT REGISTER BEVERLY .IACOBSON Q .., 'li A X ... W PAT CARMINES MARY ROB HARRIS CHICK KERLIN NANCY POWELL PATSY MACKEY 45 STUDENT ASSISTANTS Officers: Judy Smith, Publicity Chairman, Carolyn Hahn, C Greer, President: Patsy Anne Scott, Sccretaryg Charlotte H . . . an organization open to any Junior or Senior girl who meets the requirements in scholarship, 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. Ruggles' office, the library, and the guidance room. While gaining valuable experience, they also find great satisfaction in serving their school. Mrs. Harold Ruggles, Dean of Girls. sponsors the or- ganization. we fn ns Q fn no Z cami 1 .ss C an are .mm Q gf ww! Q W Kxvlf . new Nw su 'Y 'Hs 1 I haplaing Mary Alice Walton Vice President Catherine ughes, Treasurer Judy Smith SCA Representative Lee Connolly and Connie Higginbotham aid Mis Rug gles and Mrs Rowe Y V Smith Beverly Jacobson. 2nd Row Bernice Barrack, Sylv1alves,Aurclia McCoy Patty Johnson Punliie Shaffer, Engelhard, Judy VanderBoegh, Carol Davis, Sonnie Boswell. 3rd Row: Sallv Warburton Sandia Booth lst Row: Jud Smith, CarolA n Hahn, Mary Alice Walton, Catherine Greer, Patsy Anne Scott Charlotte Hughes Jud Y Saunders, Sylvia Sachs, Ann Hill, Carolyn Clements, Pat Franklin, Judy Savedge linda Osttcn, Lee Connoll Row: Dot Hixson, Anne Damerel, Betty Nelson, Nancy VVood, Carol Sharp Connie Higglnbotham Betty T Shirley Keel. 5th Row: Kitty Engelhard, June Kladler, Joan Beck, Mary Lee Patrick Kathy Byorum 46 KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international boys' service club sponsored by the Kiwanis International. Founded in 1949, the Hampton chapter is sponsored by the Hampton Kiwanis Club, Activities include selling programs at all home football games, ushering at assemblies, and any other services needed. Faculty advisor is Mr. Garland Lively. Row: Bob Carniines, Presidentg George Dewhirst, President: VValter Hart, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Whitehouse, Fhaplain, Bob Coltrane, Corre- Seeretaryg John Kaiser, Recording Sec- Row: Bernard limbrey, Eddie Vinieratos, Warren Haley, Philip Ransonie, Bud l'orter. Stephen Moore, Mr. Lively, 1 .lack lloprgre, Richard Hayes, Hubert Register, Jolo Rainey, Ronnie Goodyear. 2nd Row: Rex McKinley, Ron- rner, Tommy Myersf Raney Turner, Bill Nlorris, Roy Vallihan, Bill Goug1h,.lohn Kaiser, Bobby llutfman, Walter David Irving, Harvey Curlee, Bob Foltrane. fird Row: Larry Vook, Roy Whitehouse, Warren Wetmore, Ilan n, Billy Good, Charles Bussinger, Buddy Alligood, George liewhirst, Bob Varinines, Bob Daneey, Ray Gillis, Walters, Kenny Smith, Ed Swansey, Willard Harris, Gregory Beeouvarakis. DEDICA'l'ICU T0 . . . . . . Mr. Platt A. Pearsall, former advisor of the Key Club, who retired from the faculty this year. Already he is greatly missed, not only by the Key Club, but by the entire student body. 47 Officers: lst Row: Charlotte Adams, Corresponding' SOCl'8t3lW Gracey, Vice-Presidentg Mary Rob Harris, President: Charlottm W ten, Treasurerg Kathy Clark, Recording! Secretary. 2nd Row: Kemp, Parliamentariang Nancy Powell, S.C.A. Representative Dickenson, Publicity Chairmang Retta Smith, Chaplain, Mimi son, Historian. THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Q-v lst Row Jann Hanger Nell Hoislu lat Ixoutten, Virginia Kemp. Bm-tty Dickenson. Reita Smith, Nell Gracey o Harris Nano Powtll Chailottr Aaiinis Kharlotte Wootton, Kathy Vlarli, Mimi Amlersoii, 'l'w1-etiv aes Iohnnn Rukovich R ndia lmilxins l'l it Bc-ale. Lind Row: l'z1i-ol Sharp. Anne f'lmll'1'ltL'l'. Mattim L ia Rlevutt Pitsx Mickey J ics Pmull lilil lYilliani4, lit-vvrly Sllllllllviiblll. Inez Southall, Sylvia Iva-s, Eliliu l libre Muy I' en Sunni ann ms lucly Detrisli, Pilizalwlh Ellm-r, Murtlia Lou filltllllg, Gale lm lli ls lN mu loxmi Sllllllllt I 11111 lomniim llmliml A incv Banmou P t lail id Ri sx M ui, Jean fir, '1 - .' -' Z2 ' '2 ' ' 2 ' ' 'G muml Margie lxeisu Sl1lllQX filuicl 'liiiguet Shziffm-i', Mario liable, llr-len fllL'Vt'llll'0l', llziym-llc Winstc-at ompson S nclx Vi Ulf. I na I ldxiii 'll iii Spencm-r, .lsxnie Newswire. The Future Teachers of America is a service club a part of the National Education Association, com posed of those persons interested in the field of edu cation. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Catherine Wilson, the club has done much to encourage those who plan to be teachers. Activities of the club in clude practice teaching, participation in civic drives and minor charities, and aiding the teachers in am way possible. 48 l lint Officers: lst Row: l'eg'g.ry Ilarrison, Treasurer, Stephanie Moyer, Pres- dentg Johanna lNloorefielrl, Vice- Presidentg Aurelia McCoy, Seci'e- tary. 2nd Row: Joyce Dorsey, llis- torian, Lea Sims. Chaplain: Elea- nor Burch, Reporter, Marie Wal- ton, Program Chairman. THE FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national service organization for students who are enrolled QMAKFR5 in the Home Economics courses. By participating in various community activities, as well as group and individual activities, the members learn to become better homemakers. ,P X K., ow 'Qc 'Z' I 7 5 , 2- .e, IB '3 Ei-v- Si gm ' , Q if ,xo DNEW HS 1st Row: Violet Wessar, Audrey DeLozier, Edna Bruce, Joyce Dorsey, Eleanor Bruce, Stephanie Moyer, Johanna Moorefield, Marie Walton, Aurelia McCoy, Peggy Harrison, Joy Wyman, Phyllis Hutton, Miss Yancey, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Greta Hayes, Sylvia Pierce, Mildred Talley, Linda Harmon, Kay Klose, Carolyn Jeanfreau, JoAnn Johnson, Doris Bull, Faye Dishman, Pat Riley, Marion Pond, Gerry Mansfield. Mary Ellen Spencer. 3rd Row: Bonnie Duke, Irene Snapp, Margaret Miller, Marie Bridgeman, Charlotte Pratt, Bonnie Reynolds, Jean Test, Sandra Tyree, Eleanoi Wilson, Phyllis Snapp, Sonya Roberts, Alice Ferguson, Betty Going, Carol Parker. 4th Row: Mary Ann McAlphin, Peggy Lewis, Carolyn Hardison, Wanda Robinette, Mary Ann Soule, Frances Lambert, Nancy Mills, Pat Holbrook, Jerry Miller, Lois Boyd, Pat Allen, Diane Cross, Dora Rodgers. 49 AUDIOGRAPHIC STAFF The Audiographic Staff is made up of a group of students, most of whom are identified with the Industrial Electricity course. Members of this staff set up and operate equipment for sound reinforcement in the auditorium, gym- nasium, for football games in the stadium and for other special assignments. This group has also assumed the responsibility for projecting motion pictures in the auditor- ium and at meetings in the community. Mr. Luther W. Machen is the sponsor for this group. is Nu-of Officers: Willaid Garris, Vice-Prcsidentg Dick C President, Ronald Ellis, Secrotaryg Charles Buss S.C.A. Representative. nm. ..,,.t,,,,, 1st Row: Dick Credle, Mr. Machen, Willard Garris, Ronald Ellis. 2nd Row: Edward Arthur, Charles Holden, Dickie Hardee, Randy Denton, Russell Dunn, Betsy Baumer, Willard Bauscrman, Bill Tennis, Charles Bussinger. f 3 y MY- Mavhen, EdW21'd A1'thU1', R3Y'1dY DQIWOU, Russell Willard Garriss, Willard Bauscrman, Dickie Hardee Dunn- and Charles Holden. 91' ' PROIECTIONIST STAFF f J. C. Crump and Walt Lingebaek set up equipment. lst Row: Mrs, Stott, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Lloyd Vick, President, Jerry Hatley, Secre- tary-Treasurerg E. B. Keever, Vice-Presi- dent. hr ,. Q., N . . consists of a group of students trained to set , S up equipment and show motion pictures, slides, or film strips to classes. Since visual aids are such an important part of the school curriculum, the serv- ices of the projectionists are very valuable. Require- ments are satisfactory citizenship and passing grades in all subjects. Mrs. Caroline Stott is spon- sor of the organization. H ,PN ,cl 1 X Mx st Row: Ronald Ellis, VValt Lingebaek, E. B. Keever, Lloyd Vick, Jerry Hatley, Paul West, Bobby Sprouse. 2nd Row: arold Ridenhour, George Luna, Donald Barraek, Ben Trevillian, Norman Higgins, J. C. Crump, Willard Bauserman. rd Row: Bob Edwards, Carl Barrack, Don Garris, Reedie Turlington, Ray Gillis, Jerry Parsons, Bob Linkous. 51 lst Row: Shirley Keel, Corresponding' Secretary: IR-g'g'y Butler, Vice President, Miss Mary Green, Sponsor: Carolyn Flenients, President Phyllis Ferrec, Secrotary-Treasurcr. Lind Row: Nancy Flowers, Chap lain: Sandra Abbott, Reporter, Randy deSander, SVA Representativn i. FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATION The Future Nurses Association is a new organization for girls interested in becoming nurses. A number of the members are taking a nurse's aide course at a local hospital. The club is sponsored by the Hamp- ton Junior Woman's Club and Miss Mary Green is school sponsor. .X lst Row: Sandra Abbott, Shirley Keel, Nancy Flowers, Peggy Butler, Miss Mary Green, Carolyn Clements, Phyllis Ferrec R'1ndv deSander Eva Parker Nancy Chandler Dot Cobb 2nd Row Dixnne her , . A , ' ', . ' f , . ' : z - C ry, Earnestine Gilmore Phyllis Snapp, Barbara Corcoran, Frances May Garris, Shirley Benton, Bonnie Boswell, Frances Hill, Betty Fox hunice Williams, Betsy Wetmore. 3rd Row: Harriet Hurlbut, Pat Rodgers, Carolyn Harrison, June Ackerly, Jackie Murray, Jackie Morrow, Norma Schmitt, Nancy Bazemore, Sally Stevenson, Gale Fertitta, Susan Gayle. , ,.i J'f'7'f 1 , I ' S4 in. A ' June Ackerly, Carolyn Harrison, and Frances Garris practice nurse's aid on fellow student Gale Fertitta. 52 ATIN CLUB he Latin Club is an organization com- of those persons having com- one semester of Latin at llamp- High School with a H average satisfactory citizenship. The club. by Mrs. Edward Gardner, has annual banquet to promote interest and understanding of ancient Roman Other activities include a party and entering a float in Thanksgiving parade. 1-. lst Row: Robbie Jo Ferree, Presidentg Mrs. Gardner, Sponsorg Catherine Greer, Vice-l'resident. 2nd Row: Carol Livingstone, Publicity Vhairmang Mary Rob Harris, Secretaryg Phillip Burr-her, Chaplain: May- nard Walters, Treasurer. lst Row: Mimi Anderson, Nancy James, Phillip Burcher, lN'lary llob Harris. Robbie .lo l m1 rree, Mrs. Garmlner, i':ntlu-rim v Uetrich, Pat Routten, Mary Ellen Spencer. Xlllfllllii lxeinp, fbarlotte Atlains, Irene Baldwin, Anni Gretchen Hart, Gay Vaughan, Pat Bigger, Libby lfarabee. .lo Anne llelnn-r. -1th liow: Bobby Tbonmpson Tommy Meyers, Fred Watts. Non Sibi, Sed Omnibus -Y' Annual Roman Banquet 55 Carol Livingstone, Judy Vande-rBoegh, Astri Aasland.. Qntl Row: Vat Vanaily, Barbara fllDI'l'0l'2llI, Patsy Plrances Goldstein. Slrd Row: Jean Ilicks, lfllhl lleem, Gail Getzell, Anne llamerel, Nanry XYmul, l't-guy Smith, Buddy Horton, Betty McAllister, Peggy Blllll'l', Vyhllis lferrev, fllolly lligeiiis, .lane Thoinpson, lionald SPEECH CLUB The purpose of this organization is to promote a further interest in public speaking, to form a debate team, and to bring about interscholastic competition. All Hampton High School students who are tak- ing English 8, which is the course in speech, or who have taken such a course in previous years are eligible for membership in the Speech Club. The organization was founded in 1951 and each semester a new membership is formed. ln addi- tion to class work, the Speech Club activities in- clude participation in numerous speech contests such as the I Speak for Democracyu contest. IQ f .,,, 1- ' .4 rig i -- ...-fi Y 3 Officers:.Sy1via 'Sachs, President, Warren ff ' 'A T Haley, Vice-President, Judy VanderBoegh, K Secretary, Maynard Walters, S.C.A. Repre- ' 4 f E 'V -if ' sentative. Mr. Robert Boswell is Club Spon- S' '- 'ff 'XZ' X 7 tiki' sor. Absent from picture, Allen Baxter, ' ,av-- Treasurer. Second Semester Officers: Sylvia Sachs, Presidentg Gregory Becou- varakis, Vice-Presidentg Marcia Moore, Recording Secretaryg Judy VanderBoegh, Corresponding' Secretary, Allen Baxter, Treasurer, Marie Gable, Historian: Maynard VValters, S.C.A. Representative. 11 lst Row: Allen Baxter, Warren Haley, Sylvia Sachs, Judy VanderBoegh, Maynard Walters. 2nd Row: Bob Col Lee Orth, Carolyn Campbell, Jackie Tench, Susan Lauher, Maxine Pressley, Bernice Barrack, Bunny Hines, Frye. 3rd Row: Charles Elliott, Eddie Smith, Thomas Amiss, Marvin Blount, Eddie Boyd, Richard Askew. from the picture is Richard von Doenhoff. 54 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ,Agfa 2 at . -gg, D 2? W f,y .iX'X' 'Sis .. is s sage ' :In 1 ,Q. X Q,,:,,Q 5 ROBERT PADGETT TOMMY WOOD President Vice-President is , ,... f: ZELDA RODGERS CAROLYN JEANFREAU Secretary Treasurer The local D. E. Club is affiliated with both the State and National Distributive Edu- cation Clubs. The purpose of the club is to develop leadership abilities, to encourage par- ticipation in various projects, contests, and professional and social activities. lst Row: Zelda Rodgers, Tommy Wood, Mrs. Lominack, Robert Padgett, Carolyn Jeanfreau. 2nd Row: Darlene Jarn- igan, Betty Hayslett, Rachel Waterfield, Janet Tury, Myrna Keener, Nettie Sue Watson, Pat Palmer, Dale Manley. 3rd Roivz garland Brinson, Jerry Hatley, Tommy Ellis, Jack Daube, Philip Amburgey, Margaret Miller, Loretta Wallace, Ke ly uqks. 55 SCIENC Eleanor Kemp, Sammy Hixon, Sal- ly Stevens, Margie Kersey and Betty Morris work on Biology ex- 1 periment. Officers: Wythe Holt, Presidentg James Branscombe, Vice- Presidentg Margaret Gibson, Secretary-Treasurerg David Kirkpatrick, S.C.A. Representative, Sammy Hixon, Ser- geant-at-Arms. Sponsors: Miss Bully, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Thomas and Mr. White. BIOLOGY i 1 lst Row: Phillip McElveen, Barbara McClain, Gayle Bradshaw, David Kirkpatrick, Sammy Hixon, James Branseonie, Whiting Chisman, Wythe Holt, Luanne Halnan, Pat Lail. 2nd Row: Miss Bully, David Edmondson, James Dynes, Barbara Nagy, Nancy Berry, Judy Berry, Jane Maddy, Beverly Stubblefield, Betty Morris, Eleanor Kemp, Peggy Love, Nancy Owens. 3rd Row: Thomas House, Stuart Saunders, Bill Baker, Vhris Lindsay, Curt Sim-lair, Vernon Bloodgwmod, Margie Kersey, Mari Spenser, Betsy Wetmore, Margaret Gibson, Carolyn Borbas. Daynelle Winstead. 56 CLUB Willard Bauserman, Ben Wood, and Virginia Shaffer work on Lab ex- periment. This year a new club has been added to Hampton High School which increases the knowledge of science, particu- larly Chemistry and Physics. It also offers an opportunity for students working alone or together to experiment and develop scientific projects. Interesting lectures are deliv-r ered by members of the Engineers Club, scientists from N.A.C.A. and other persons dealing with science. Many field trips are taken by the club to observe science in action. Its chief aim is to be of service to our school, community and nation. By stimulating a greater interest in science and its study, we hope to encourage youth to make science their chosen career. CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS RESEARCH lst Row: Frank Penland, Barbara Corcoran, Mr. Rose, Jackie Kegley, Ronald Ellis. 2nd Row: Ben Wood, Willard Bauserman, Godfrey Smith, Punkie Shaffer, Eddie Vinieraias, Charles Amory, Gordon Mercer, Dennis Allison. Slrd ROW: Dan Swearingen, Skipper Watson, Billy Gough, Nuel Quisenberry, Eugene Rae-kr-l, Ronald Turner, Ronald Weade, Fred Watts. 57 as A CAPPELLA CHOIR iw? meaning Iront to mack: ist now: uetty .Jo uyru, uay Lee Rose, Sylvia Sachs, Suzanne Saunders. Jo Anne Helmer, Frances Hill, Joyce Warden, Chuck Howard. 2nd Row: Lloyd Everton, Garland Keener, Jack Arm- istead, Punchy Bulifant, E. B. Keever, Nancy Savage, Marvin Greene. 3rd Row: Carolyn Clements, Joan Hixon, Eleanor Horn, Sandra Abbott, Laura Sherman, Nancy Smith, Etha Deem, Jon Graham. At rail: Carol Brizen- dine, Mary Lou Forrest, Dorothy Phillips, Patsy Anne Scott, Jimmy Davis, Clyde Glosson, Richard Murray, Franklin Gillis. 58 The A Cappella Choir, having long enjoyed a poularity in the local community, for excellent perform- ance, enhanced its reputation, this year, with several outstanding con- certs. The choir quickly mastered enough selections to present a con- cert early this season. In October, a trip to Richmond to sing for the Superintendents QVEA Conven- tionb brought the choir statewide recognition. Upon their return the 33-voice group began rehearsing for a Christmas opera. Amahl and the Night Visitors was probably the most difficult opera attempted by any choir at Hampton High, and featured as soloists, Patsy Anne Scott, Nancy Savage, Clyde Glos- som, Lloyd Everton, and Marvin Green. In addition to numerous singing engagements the A Cap- pella Choir participated in the spring concert, presenting a scene from grand opera. CLYDE GLOSSON MR. ROLAND RALPH NANCY SAVAGE President DIRECTOR Vice-president PATSY ANNE SCOTT BETTY Jo BYRD CAROLYN CLEMENTS LLOYD I-JYERTON S4'l'l'0t3l'Y TI'0aSL11'l'I' Chaplain S.C.A. Representative gg A .. fr 13. ALL STATE CHORUS Carolyn Clements, Patsy Anne Scott, Kay Mills, Nancy Savage, Etha Deem, Carol Brizendine, Eugene Horn, Lloyd Everton, Allen Baxter, Clyde Glosson, 59 MIXED CHORUS 1 l I I I ' mi ' X kmi' A'w Lloyd Bowers, Accompanist for the Vocal Department. A scene from Ahaml and the Nipght Visi tors. prosontecl by thx- A Cappella Choir CHESS CLUB y f . ., C -'WNQN N Wyse ' sg , Officers: Laura Miller, Mike Wilson, David Irving, Ronald Turner. The Chess Club is an organization made up of students who have an interest in playing chess and improving their skill in the game. The Chess Club of Hampton High is creating interest in the schools of the Peninsula and hopes to have tour- naments going soon between the schools. Bobby Allison and Klaus Cook puzzle over game while Cam McConnell and Kent Oaks look on. IIIIIILVH i IIIHI ml s-..,6,- ,, Mrs. Kersey, Sponsor: Ronald Turner, Mike Wilson, Laura Miller, Mr. White, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Charles Solomon, June Ackerly, Fred Mason, Toni Lonning, Gayle Anderson, Mike Fortner. 61 MARCHING BAND HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND Pictured is the 1956-57 Hampton High School Band of 86 mem- bers. The band this year won several honors, one of which was the Division One Rating for Class A Bands in Bristol, Tennes- see, in October. This is the first time the Marching Band has ever participated in the Southeastern Band Festival, held in Bristol, and they made a good showing. The Hampton Band was the only one chosen from the Tidewater area, And it hopes to be selected again in the future. The Marching Band also presents half-time shows, supreme for all home football games. The Concert Band consists of 80 members of a high caliber. The Concert Band present concerts during Christmas for the Schools and community. They present two formal concerts for the public during the remainder of the year. The Concert Band is also re- sponsible for the music at class days and also graduation. The big red band is definitely a credit to Hampton High School. CONCERT BAND 63 v ' fl Kneeling: Mary Jane Cleavenger, Susan Rich, Arline Walton, Nancy Joyner, Connie Hancock. Standing: Co-heads Pat Franklin and Betty Jo Sawyer. 1 JN! .M fp - Y -,f I ji 1 . TN- U IA 'J' x DICK VILLARD Drum Major Officers: Roy Whitehouse, Treasurerg Phillip Ransome, President, Mr. Law- rence, Direetorg Nancy Hunt, Seeretaryg Jack Hogge, Vice-President. 64 KRABBA KARAVAN . . . . the radio voice of Hampton High. MELISSA FARSY1 R News Krabba Karavan St IV. Jo Ann Lewis, Melissa Farsti .. Irs. Baab, Sponsorg Chick Kcrlizz JO ANN LEWIS HM. CY? CHICK KERLIN Sports our news and views present -. every Saturday morning by the students of H. H. S. M . 'Z-' 65 ?.--lf rahha Highlight Mary Lee Patrick, Feature Editorg Melissa Farster, News Editor and Coordinator, Miss Alice Freeman Sharp, Sponsor, Jack Armistead, Sports Editor. Feature Staff: lst Row: Patty Johnson, Judy Smith, Pat l Franklin, Mary Lee Patrick, Pat Carmines, Marian Brown. Susan Rich. 2nd Row: Catherine Greer, Robbie Jo Ferre 2nd Row: Irene Baldwin, Joan Wood, Shirley Allen, Mary Jo Ann Lewis. 3rd Row: Nancy Smith, Jerry Austin, Her Ellen Spencer, Carol Brizendine, Phillip Burcher, Frances man Frye. Lambert. 3rd Row: Patty Payne, Janet Fossum, Toni Lonning, Marvin Green, Jerry Austin, Carol Livingstone. Art and Photography Staffs: lst Row: Herman Frye, Rus- sell Dunn, Lloyd Everton. 2nd Row: Buddy Horton, Lewis Ellis, Jerry Austin. G6 Advertising Staff: lst Row: Nancy Chandler, Gale Fer- titta, Patsy Mackey, Advertising Manager, George Hulch- er, Business Manager: Jo Ann Helmer, Carolyn Hahn. 2nd Row: Sandra Perkins, Nancy Flowers, Jane Hanger, Suzanne Carter, Judy Detrich, Frances Goldstein, Judy Morecoek, Rita Martin, Judy Savage. 3rd Row: Mary Lou Shaheen, Terric Gigic, Sylvia Verdery, Charlotte Wooten, Norma Jean Schmidt, Elizabeth Eller, Chris Teague, Pat Morgan, Russell Baker. Not shown: Lloyd Smith and Ed- ward Felton Boyd. Circulation Staff: lst Row: Rosa Coupcr, Pat Benton, Sandra Booth, Circulation Manager, Virginia Kemp, Joan Hixon. 2nd Row: Fran McKenna, Peggy Cammon, Rita Martin, Betty McAllister, Carol Brizendine, Diane Cherry, Judy Wall, Carolyn Joyner, 2 rahha Zgighlight Sports Staff: lst Row: Pat Richards, Chick Kerlin. 2nd Row: George Hulcher, Jack Armistead. GT Editor and Sponsors: Miss Clynes, Patsy Anne Scott, Mr. Taylor KRABB Senior Editors: Seated: Lee Orth. Standing: Ann Hill, Shirley Morrison, co-assistant editor, Nancy Wood. Not pictured, Pat Payne. Junior Compilers: Seated: Beverly Jacob- son, co-assistant editor, Standing: Charlotte Adams, Mary Rob Harris, Karen Blake, Gretchen Hart, Punkie Shaffer. Advertising: Seated: Nancy James, Sylvia Sachs, Business Manager: Mr. Taylor, Ad- visor' Nancy Powell, Advertising Manager, Gale Fertitta. Standing: Willard Bauser- mar. Johnny Buhi, Ann Wood, Nell Gracey, Peggy Saunders, Godfrey Smith, Charles Amo: 1 68 - - - ' : Seated: Connie Higginbotham. Standing: Features: Nancy Smith, Jackie Kegley, Feature Edl- A?t1Y1t195 i . tor: Jane Thompson, Assistant Feature Editor. Mum Anderson, Belmce Barrack' STAFF Photographer: Toni Bloxom. G9 Sports: Hubert Register, Assistant Sports Editor Bob Coltrane, Sports Editor. Typists: Seated: Nancy Savage, Joan Hixon. Standing: Bette Nelson. OLYMPIAN CLUB Wi Officers: Etha Deem, Chaplaing Gail Getzell, Treasurerg Mrs. Green wood, Sponsorg Patsy Dean, Vice-Presidentg Judy Wolfe, President Another new club added to our school this year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Greenwood is the Olympian Club. This club is made up of girls who are interested in promoting the advancement of their sports. No award letter is re- quired of the members although many have achieved this goal. 1st Row Etha Deem, Gail Getzell, Mrs. Greenwood, Patsy Dean, Judy Wolfe. 2nd Row: Nanme Nichols Carolyn Parker Portle Watkins, Audrey Owens, Ellie Griffith, Elaine Caskey, Helen Cleavenger. '?rd Row Vickie Parker Helen Young Jean Christian, Betty Sue Motley, Patricia Richards. 70 5 it ' Ashby Lawson and Catherine Greer, King and Queen of the Senior Prom, present this section of lighter moments in our school life. Tl Smooth Operation Auld Lang Syne S Q Lookin' At You 72 Friendly Persuasion I Gotta Git Myself A Woman 'Slippin 'n S1idin ' Casey Lowered the Boom My Little Angels Young Love Crazy Legs T35 A 'X If I knew you were comin' I'd a Baked a Cake Y? ggi Gym Dandy 74 Baby Let's Play House Just One of Those Things' School Days Green Doors Picnic!'1 KS Sippin' Cider? Jubilation T. Cornpone Lazy River 1 J The Girlfsj Can't Help It Stairway to the Stars Ring on my Finger My Boy Elvisu Blue M0115-HY Q 2 155 76 ! Q nf i1i1 nn :-'Eg' .5 5 ' 1. . ' if .35 ., -Qui ' . a ' ' ng an og 1:7 1 1 4 v 0 ' r ,v S ,:--,f' elif' QJHFS C5 3 :tg c1 CNW R COACH JOHN L. THOMAS Student, Teacher, and Coach 1928 - 1956 78 H.H.S. 20 Benedictine 7 The 1956 edition of the Red 'n White opened its sea son with a 20-7 triumph over Benedictine of Rich mond. The Crabber's veteran line, paced by Co Captain Kenton Patrick and end Bob Coltrane, held the Cadets in check throughout the game. Co-Cap tain Dellan Rossman sparked a green backfield, scor ing all three touchdowns. Danville 6 Crabbers roared past Danville 41-6 to win their second game of the season. Led by tailback Bridges, who scored two touchdowns, and Co-Captain Dellan Rossman, the Crabber offense much improvement over the Benedictine game. The Red 'n White's strong defense again the opponents to one touchdown. FOOTBALL qw W l T 1956 H.H.S. 33 Maury 7 The Red 'n White continued to roll along undefeated by beating Maury of Norfolk 33-7. Danny Bridges and Dellan Rossman were the spark plugs of the Crabber backfield, each scoring a touchdown. Fred Jones, Jimmy Stout, and John Ellerson helped to roll up the score with their touchdowns. The Crab- ber's rugged line held their opponents to a single touchdown for the third straight week. 79 H-H-S 22 Princess Anne 7 Cries of State Champs could be heard after the Crabber's fourth victory in a r--w. The Red 'n White completely out-classed the Cavaliers as the visitor's only touchdown came Igv virtue of an intercepted pass. Danny Bridges, rapidly developing into a top-flight tailback, scored one touchdown and passed to Rossman and Duchesne for two others. H.H.S. 26 Halifax 6 Halifax scored first, but after that it was all Hampton. The Red 'n White offense looked sharper than it has all year. With Dellan Rosfrman and Danny Bridges leading the way, the Crabbers stuck to the ground and controlled the ball most of the game. The Crabber defense tightened up after allow- ing an 80 yard touchdown run in The first period and held the Comets in check for the rest of the game. H.H.S. 27 lfjfbuth Norfolk 6 The Red 'n White rolled to its sixth straight win, in the mud and min. The Crabbers wwerful double- wing attack ground out three toxxchdowns in the first half and racked up one more in 'he second with reserves playing most of that period. Danny Bridges scored twice and Dellan Rossrran and Jimmy Stout each scored once to account for the Crabber's total. S H.H.S. 25 Granby 25 The Crabber's victory string was broken at six by a fired-up band of Granby Blue Comets. The Comets scored a touchdown and made the extra point with less than four minutes to play, to de- prive the Red 'n White of its seventh win. Fred Jones, Walter Porter, Dellan Rossman and Danny Bridges all scored for Hampton. mm First Row: Tommy Carlburg iMgr.J, Darden Nelms, Willie Mclvey, Ron- nie Goodyear, Allan Baxter, Ashby Lawson, Dellan Rossman CCO-Capt.J, Kenton Patrick fCo-Capt.J, Jimmy Stout, David Edwards, John Eller- son, Buddy Rogers, Hurly Cosby, Bud Porter. Second Row: Richard Hayes iMg'r.J, Danny Phillips, Bruce Frolik, George Dewhirst, Billy Rice, THE SQUAD H.H.S. 0 Newport News 0 Feeling that the loss to Warwick was due to a slack up in the Grabber defense. a determined Red 'n White eleven went into the Turkey Day game fired-up to stop the Typhoons. Determined not to let Hampton tie the series with a win. the Typhoons were successful in stopping the bull-like charges of Danny Bridges just short of a touchdown in the last quarter. Although he tried his best, Ross- man's injury wouldn't let him run well enough to play his usual outstanding game. This contest will go down on record as a battle of the defenses. 82 eff, 1... ,,- Y, , fee-- -4,..l,. ,A -any A44 m.,...,, N... ,ca wrt... - -... -,zxsr-'M MW... Charles Amory, Hal Burch, Danny Bridges, William Kyle, Eddy Johnson, Don Woodland, Lee Yates, John Buhl, Fred Jones. Third Row: Andy Mavromatis, Gene Yearwood, Kenny Ferguson, Bob Coltrane, Leo Sulz- berger, Jimmy Taylor, Raney Turner, Ross Mitchell, Jimmy Wilson, Pete Hartman, Doug Eanes, Marshall Findley. SHERMAN OF 1956 Coached by J. M. Suey Eason, the Crabbers posed a great threat in the race for the State Champion- ship. Paced by Fullback Danny Bridges, who was converted from the end position early in the season, and Co-Captain Dellan Rossman, the Red 'n White averaged at least two touchdowns more than their opponents for the first six games. The pass-catching hands of Jimmy Stout, John Ellerson, and Danny Phillips, combined with the running feet of Bud Por- ter, Fred Jones, Jimmy Taylor, and David Edwards helped to pile up 214 points for Hampton as com- pared to 89 for the opponents. This was made pos- . sible by the non-yielding Hampton defense who gave up only one touchdown to each of the con- quered foes. Co-Captain Kenny Patrick and big Leo CSulzbergerJ along with Ashby Lawson, Hal Burch, Eddy Johnson, and Neut Allen helped plug up the holes in the line while ends Bob Coltrane and Lee Yates and back Steve Moore stopped the 'round end plays. Toward the end of the season, the injuries began catching up with the Crabbers and a great deal of pressure was put on the running guards Jimmy Wilson and Kenny Ferguson and center George Dewhirst to block out the opposing players. After a hard fought battle with Granby, the game finally ended in a tie and the next game was a heart-breaker that ended with a defeat from Warwick by a small margin of five points. The Turkey Day Game with Newport News was typical of the many outstanding games of this State's Oldest High School Rivalry and very few were surprised that it could end in a nothing-to-nothing tie. 83 1 r 1 1st Row: Donald Buchanan, Charles Spencer, Jimmy Shields, Johnny Ruth, Jack Hogge, Ronald Buchanan, Warren McNamara, Kenny Carson. 2nd Row: Lendell Camden, Robert Carter, James Branscome, Dickie Brown, Franklin Mitchell, Curtis Newsome, Dave Langille. 3rd Row: Coach Niemela, Ed Swansey, Clif Gentry, Walt Lingebach. Bobby Huffman, Wilburt Spencer, Frank Condo. Missing are Chick Kerlin and Gene Rackel. ' CROSS COUNTRY Coached by Ollie Niemela, the Hampton High Cross Country team placed second in the Eastern District Meet held in Norfolk. Hampton also placed third in the State Meet in Richmond, winning a third place cup. This year Charles Spencer broke Ernie Taylor's old school record of 10:06 by running the two mile course in 9:57.5. SCHEDULE flow score winsj H.H.S. 28 William Sz Mary Freshmen 30 ' H.H.S. 16 Norview 43 H.H.S. 15 Maury 45 H.H.S. 17 Wilson 49 84 Gene Wilson, Gregory Bccouvarakis, Harvey Curlee, Norman Wallace, Jimmy Allen, Paul Cowley, Coach Anastasio, Jim Hathaway, Johnny Nicholas, Danny Bridges, John Ellerson, Billy Fulford, Tommy Main- waring. BASKETBALL The 1956-57 Crabber basketball team under the guidance of its new coach, Mike Anastasio, had a reasonably successful season, winding up with a record of twelve wins and eight losses. The Crabbers, with Gene Wilson and Jim Hathaway controlling the backboards and Paul Cowley, Billy Fulford and Johnny Nicholas turning in sparkling floor games, were in a chal- lenging position up to the February graduations. H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S PAUL COWLEY H-H-S Co-Captain H-H-S- H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.Sl SCHEDULE 72 Cradock 57 50 South Norfolk 40 55 Norview 45 41 Warwick 35 47 Newport News 68 69 Suffolk 48 82 Granby 63 64 Maury 43 55 Wilson 64 58 Princess Anne 43 67 South Norfolk 51 78 Norview 68 52 Warwick 66 60 Newport News 70 52 Suffolk 61 48 Granby 58 48 Maury 59 89 Cradock 55 52 Wilson 68 75 Princess Anne 26 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT . 59 Maury 37 . 43 Newport News 58 . 57 Warwick 78 85 JIM HATHAWAY Co-Captain in-nun-s-v-.- JOHNNY NICHOLAS Forward , 9 J! Q, - xx X DANNY BRIDGES GREGORY BECOUVARAKIS P-0,.Wa,,, NORMAN WALLACE Guard Forward Vf w. N-2 wg 'veg I J-H1 A 2 i 86 BILLY FULFORD Guard JOHN ELLERSON Forward The graduation of Wilson and Hathaway, along with the injury of Paul Cowley. sent the frab- hers into a tailspin during which they lost six straight games before ending the season with a victory over Princess Anne. Even with the losses, the Red 'n White finished in fourth place and headed across the river to Portsmouth for the District Tournament where they dumped Maury before dropping games to Newport News and Warwick. The highlight of the season was Paul Cowley's record-breaking 34 points against South Norfolk. Cowley also led the team in scoring with an aver- age of 18.8. Next in line for the Frabbers were Wilson C14.1J, Fulford 01.33. Nicholas 19.11, and Hathaway 18.15. Looking forward to next year, the Crabbers should do well with such returnees as Nicholas. Fulford, Jimmy Allen, John Ellerson, Norman Wallace, and Danny Bridges. The J.V.'s Don Shepherd and Bobby Croft should also prove a great aid. XT JIMMY Al,l,lflN Forward GENE WILSON Center TOMMY MAINWARING Center ms MANAGERS , X Erma-ww. 88 Cradock 50 Oscar Smith 32 Norview 51 Warwick 47 Newport News 33 Suffolk 40 Wilson 67 Princess Anne 42 Granby 58 H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H,H.S Oscar Smith 32 Norview 39 Warwick 33 Newport News 50 Suffolk 39 Granby 42 Maury 55 Cradock 51 Wilson 61 Maury 42 H.H.S. Princess Anne ISU Newport News 0 H.H.S. 26 Warwick 13 York 19 H.H.S. 13 Maury 6 Row Kenneth Cooke, Ted Buck, Charles Gerrity, Norman Brown, Waverly Timberlake, Paul Norton, Ronnie Keatts, Bailey, Charles Mowers, Ronnie Sowers, Chris Lindsay. 2nd Row: Coach Coggins, Jerry Brill, Charles Walton, Brown, Thomas Robbins, Thomas Norman, Lindsay Lina, James Croft, Frear Hawkins, Earnest Myers, ndt. 3rd Row: Jeffrey Follmer, Gordon Joyner, William Overman, Don Sheppherd, Geoffrey Ellerson, Lester Eugene Horn, Jimmy Clark, James Thomason, Richard Nobles, Robert Davis. 89 Back Row Carol Parker Vicky Parker, Patsy Dean, Charlotte Wooten Betty Sue Motley lMg,rJ Joan Betk Wolfe Audrev Owens Helen Young. Front Row: Gail Getzell, Co-Capt Peggv Cieenwood Coach Etha Detm GIRLS' BASKETBALL ln thi list three is ll the Cralmberettes Cfor two years coached Dx Peggx lf irdettt and t is ln Pa5,gsx treenuoocll hive dropped only one game fthe first of the season three Xe us xgsoj toitx hu lhls xeu tha Fralmberettes were ably led by Co-Captain Call Getlell whose scoring a 13,1 to: the put tvxo YG irs is 25.9. and Etha lleem, the team s second highest scoiti with in ner its of 168 H impton vxon the Girls' Basketball Tournament for the third str 11g,ht wir which ibled them to keep the trophy. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S SCHEDULE Norfolk Catholic 10 Norfolk Catholic 23 Poquoson 14 Suffolk 38 James Blair 24 St. Vincent's 28 Churchland 40 Owls 19 Suffolk 25 James Blair 17 Churchland 49 Owls 41 TOURNAMENT Buckroe Plumbing 44 York 36 Buckroe Plumbing 60 Owls 41 90 N 1 Bobby Carmines Captain ' f Billy Rowe Steve Moore Second Man Fourth Man R0'f11??fdR131Z2or GOLF TEAM Je212!t,?'Hj,'Z,an Ste-vv Moon-, Billy Rowe. Bobby C2iI'YTliIl9S, Ronnie Raynor, Jerry Callihan, Bob Coltrzuw. 91- ,Qt , ' iv Seated: Managers John Wood, Billy Debman. Kneeling: Ronnie Green, Don Shepherd, Curtis Rakes, Rex McKinley Stephen Davis, Billy Todd fCapt.J, Jackie Anderson QCapt.J, Norman Wallace, John Cutlip, Jerry Slear. Standing Ronnie Sowers, Jim Peterson, Lindale Camden, George Jones, Hubert Register, Gerald Barrack, Richard Nobles Hartwell Routten, Jake Bryant, Frear Hawkins, Coach Anastasio. BASEBALL March March March April April April April April April April 22 26 30 2 5 6 9 12 13 16 James Blair York Fork Union Norfolk Catholic York Maury Newport News Suffolk Warwick Princess Anne SCHEDULE Home April 18 Away April 23 Home April 26 Away April 27 Home April 30 Home May 3 Away May 7 Home May 10 Away May 14 Home Granby Cradock Wilson Newport News Warwick Oscar Smith Wilson Maury Norview Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Xu Wxi NORMAN WALLACE JACKIE ANDERSON N x A v kkki + QWIMYI HU N BERT REGISTE Ir Sm R A ,. Q.- 'Y 2 L. to R.: Wallace, Cutlip, Rakes, McKinley gwfm RICHARD NOBLES vi J,,,,:f 3 JERRY SLEAR A ,.. Vps., . , F . . . NNN 1 .-,. I ,. -2--b-Q, . -xii.-5,-,H ' - DON SHEPHERD STEPHEN DAVIS BILLY TODD 93 2 1, A ' ' A f W1 itat. .Ml may Don Buchanan Fred Jones fCapt.J, Ronald Buchanan, Franklin Mitchell, Jimmy Shields, Rosser Mitchell Kenny 2nd Row Jlmrry Stout, Allen Baxter, Eugene Rackel, Bobby Truitt Bob Dunn, Skippy Watson Charles S Bottom Row T C. Ferebee, John Ellerson, David Allen, Melvin Wunder, John Kaiser, Craig Zimmerman Ed , P 1 Ranny Turner Chick Kerlin, Robert Burton, Joe Shematek, David Langille, Norris Jones 3rd Row Coach N1 Francis Brown Pete Hartman, Charles Amory, Kenny Quafft, David Kirkpatrick, Sonny Malloy Chuck Morse Mort Wllbur Spencer, James Branscome, Fred Langille, Curtis Newsome. 4th Row: Roy Woodman fMgrJ Condo fMgrJ Robert Carter, Carl Chase, Eugene Horn, Jeff Ellerson, Jay Smith, David Gilner Fred Staples Q 0-JVM 9033! yy .f L Y l g QJFRACK ,TEAM vm! fl? lf W it ww, .XQUH f- X If X rlurl 'lr Time X! l Place School March 29 Apprentice School Norfolk Catholic April Apprentice School Maury April Away Princess Anne April Away Newport News April William Sz Mary Tidewater Meet April Away Warwick April Norfolk Va. Pilot Relays May Norfolk Eastern District Meet May 10 Away Suffolk May 17, 18 William 8z Mary State Meet RANEY TURNER JOHN KAISER MELVIN WONDER Dash SL Broad Jump 440 100 KL 220 Yd- D2iSh JOHN ELLERSON Pole Vault 8: High Jump T. C. FEREBEE Pole Vault QQ sau SPENCER FRED JONES Xl DAVE LANGILLE Mlle X: Half-mile Hl1I'd19S 555 DAVE ALLEN Shot Put Sz Discus NORRIS JONES 880 Jo Anne Smith Sonny Boswell Head Cheerleader Katharyn Fisher M5 y, l ,jf ? 0 at N.. -nr ,, v, X GL 'N Catherine Greer -l Jo Ann Lewis Joan Wood, Peggy Saunders, Valerie Garrett, Sharon Var1Meter, Pat Carmines. CHEERLEADERS :F Melissa F3-l'St9l' Connie Higginbotham Mary Alice Walton Jackie Kegley SNS E3 , nf ii 'E 5 if Q35 MSB. WB SQ , 1 E 'x 1 E ,P S Q i mf 1 f ., T0 THE SENIORS: It is with a mixture of pride, affection, hope, and a tinge of sad- ness that I bid farewell to you who have reached your launching point. Your years here have laid the keel and outfitted you with the equipment for what we trust will be a happy, successful, and useful voyage through life for each one of you. You will follow different courses, your seas will not always be smooth, but what- ever your goal, may you pursue it with steadfastness, courage, and consideration for others, and may humility crown your attainments. ELSIE GAY LANE Senior Class Sponsor 98 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS xVice-President IKENTON PATRICK J X .f , ' 1 1 ' f 1 I 2 . 1 ' X 1 I I If vj If C , 1 A I xx , , f f f 1 I I Wy! mg fr,-1 x A ' v-'hxwi rv x -ai: ' A - , if fx fffiif ' e ,. 'fvgx 1 ' ivy Q A gi: ,E if , . rx i S, ,y X N C kg ,A Rf! ,- -94? A RL Secretary TRUDY JOHNSON 99 mln ' President HARVEY CURLEE 1957 Treasurer MARY LEE PATRICK Senior Scribs: Ist Row: Bob Carmines, Sonny Boswell, Roh Coltrane. 2nd Row: Charlotte Hughes, Mary Lee Patrick, Nancy Savage, Catherine Greer. CLASS DAY 1957 Committee Chairmen: lst Row: Judy VanderBoegh, Sonny Boswell, Betty .lo Byrd. 2nd Row: Mary Alim- Walton, Roy Whitehouse, Nanry Savage. Larry Cook, Catherine Greer. 1 'nf' W' , 100 SANDRA LEE ABBOTT Sandra SHIRLEY FRANCES ALLEN CHARLES Shirley K Q X v GEORGE LEE ALS George 'QU . W G a P V JUNE CAROLINE ACKERLY NEWTON ERWIN ALLEN June Newt I .Q ,Q HENRY ALLIGOOD ROBERT MAX ALLISON Buddy Bobby ING PHILIP FREDDIE AMBURGEY Burger 101 THOMAS JOHN Thomas AMISS CARL CAROL JANE AMORY Carol - - fix... A ui' ' x BETTY CLAIRE ANDERSON Betty 9 'ww' .ff I -, 95 'E ',- ,S mf 1 . ALVIN ANDREWS IIACK MARTIN ARMISTEAD GERALD DARDEN AUSTIN Carl Jack Jerry 102 I.. PAULINE SMITH BAILEY Pauline Q- 'QT'- vp- M A x 3 Q H N 5 4 i MILTON CLARK BACK Milton M N f ,..': JAMES HAROLD RUSSELL BAKER Russ 103 UBERT BAGGETT Buddy ROBERT CRAIG BALTZER Bob M' uf sf Q 1,5 X JAMES EDWARD BANKETT Jimmy STAFFORD LITTLETON BASSETT Plugger JOAN ELIZABETH BECK Joan www ' i ff ROBERT C. BARHAM LAURA BERNICE BARRACK Bob Pud ' ,-,,, 35: 3 A ELIZABETH MARGARET ROBERT ALLEN BAXTER BAUMER Allen Betsi HARRIET FRANCES BELTZ Harriet 104 LORAIN DIANE BIERI Diane SANDRA CARTER BOOTH SONYA RAY BOSWELL LLOYD THOMAS BOWERS. Boothie Sonny Lloyd If 1 ' N, li? I W, a ' 'ii E FELTON EDWARD BOYD WILLIAM ALLEN BRANSON ADDIE MARIE BRIDGEMAN Eddie Billy Marie GARLAND WILLARD BRINSON CAROL ANNE BRIZENDINE MARIAN MARJORIE BROWN Garland BI'iZZ.Y Marian 105 ANNA JOSEPHINE BRYAN Anna JUANITA ANN BRYANT Juanita gg i f ,,,f .,V.. I '--- 1 A ,D . . lu , Ml? Rf- i FLORENCE LEE.BUCHANAN ROBERT ASHTON BULIFANT Fluggle Punchy ' '- Wy,-5 ,..,.,.,-- , 5, H1 9 E b if 'Qui rw 'A K Q 1 MAX DONALD BRYANT Little Max HAL EDWIN BURCH JR Buck BRENDA ANN BURT CHARLES EDWARD MARGARET BENSELL BUTLER Brenda BUSSENGER JR. P Charles, 106 QEEY ANN BYORUM KATHLEEN Kathy X PEGGY ELVERIA CAMMON Dolly 1 TTY IOU CARDWELI. BE . Betty v.t..'Yk' ix Ku X N S ' t fy ! N BETTY JO BYRD ROY EDWARD CALLIHAN Betty Eddiv Q '33 ,M It vi it ,:- S CAROLYN MAY CAMPBELL RICHARD MCDONALD CAPPS C. C. Dick M ttD , ,.' ig: Q ' 'D mx k D NANCY JO CARL ROBERT LEE CARMINES Bob Nancy 107 ROSE MARIE CARNER Rose ELIZABETH ANNE CARSON Anne- - ,.. K ., - I E I ,--' A -. ,.-: 5 a '.- E. . Ls .... .. i JUDY MARSHALL CARSON SUZANNE J. CARTER TOMMY LEA CASH Judy Suzanne Tommy 108 SANDRA JANE CASTLE Sandy DAVID STUART CHENAULT MARY CONCETTA Mary CHENAULT FRANCES YI-'V' LEE CHILDRESS Frances 109 Stuart JEAN ANN CHRISTIAN Jeanie BETTY JEAN CLARK Betty I JOHN WILLIAM COATES Johnny ELIZABETH LEE CONNOLLY SYLVIA D Brat MARY JANE CLEAVENGER MARTH Mary Jane sf. A3 , Q We . , wax' ,ff Y ROBERT M. COLTRANE JR. Bob in EBORAH Debbie 110 CONYERS A CAROLYN CLEME Carolyn fr FRANK TYRONE CONDO Frank LARRY MILFRED COOK Cookie NTS N. - W' ' A 'Q ,iv Hiya! BARBARA ANN CORCORAN PAUL VERNON COWLEY Barbs Paul A gf H RICHARD POWERS CREDLE Dick r 313 CATHERINE .SOANNE CROSS o R , z -:.. ? ,, , 5. DZIQ Q Ai: . 5 HARVEY L. CURLEE JR. JEROME SHEPPARD CURTIS Harvey Jerry 111 1 JUDITH ANN CRAWFORD Judy CAROL RITA CULLUM Red DANNY EUGENE DAIL Danny J M, ? ANNE MARY DAMEREL ESTHER MAE DARNELL Anne Esther Mae H ,.,, ,, .Lf A E N Q 1 Z ., : A - .. , i n Tak J CAROL ANN DAVIS JAMES FRANKLIN DAVIS Carol Puddin X-,,,,, PATSY YVONNE DEAN ETHA ACHSAH DEEM Deanie Etha 112 RALPH JACK DAUBE Jackie -my I JUNE RAE DAVIS June .4 ' n AUDREY DELOZIER Audrey Lei-.su Q EE J F M' in H, maj ,V H ' 1 ' ff W Vl- :vi X GEORGE H. DEWHIRST ROY RODGER DICKENS George Roy ' T BETTY SUE DICKENSON Betty Sue Q 1 . ' V . ., wt X. J xqgl KB , zb sb: E 3 - J if K WALTER D. DICKERSON THOMAS LEE DISHMAN RICHARD G. DORE Buddy Tommy Jerry f, V ' fig. X ef Q v, - ..7' ' I n ' x gi, ..,. xx ,,.. sf JOYCE FAYE DORSEY JOHNNY ERVIN DOTSON JAMES ROBERT DOYLE Joyce Johnny Jim 113 DOUGLAS LEE EANES Doug: ar ' 1 43 :gg 2 LINDA GAIL EDMONDS Lin IIILDRED ELIZABETH ELLIOT LEWIS A Bvtsy DIE' VERY ELLIS IVIARGARET EMILEY ELLIS Lou Margie 114 3 RUTH ELIZABETH ENGLEHARD Betty THOMAS DUDLEY ELLIS Tommy HENRIETTA KATHERINE QQ 11? N 'i PEGGY JO EPLING Blue Eyes 115 ENGLEHARD Kitty Q fi? DAVID WALTER EVANS David .K 1 8 K I 4 AJ DAVID MILTON FARMER DIXIE LEE FARMER MELISSA JANE FARSTER David Kitten Lissa I Q. .,:. ,Q T 1 THOMAS COOPER FEREBEE VANNETTE LOUISE FERGUSONKENNETH WAYNE FERGUSON T, C, Annette Fergie ROBBIE JO FERREE Robbie Jo 'Ga KATHARYN ADELAIDE FISHER Fish-Girl 116 ELIZABETH IRENE Liz FLORA JIMMIE LEWIS FORBES Jimmy BQ' MARY LOU FORREST Doodle MICHAEL THOMAS FORTNER Mike I NANCY BELLE FOSTER PATRICIA ANN FRANKLIN DORIS FAYE FRIZZELLE Nancy Pat f CAROL FROST Frostie Faye , . 5 Si I A x BARBARA CAROYL FULLER ROBERT CARTER FUTRELL Bobbie 117 Bobhy I N PATRICIA QNN GARRETT at WILLARD LAWRENCE G Bill ::A' .tr V IE, if I Y RAYMOND FRANKLIN GILLIS JR. Ray 'X DAN CLINE GARRIS Dan ARRIS ANNA GAIL GETZELL Gail ? I A 5 VKYN ,, vm? I I Q , 4 + ai I S JOHN WILSON GARRIS J. W. DALLAS CLARKE GIBBONS Texas CLYDE WILBURN GLOSSON MARGARET ANN GLOVER Clyde 118 Margaret , .-5 I lf. I qu-my A WILLIAM JAEMIES GOOD JR. JON NELSON GRAHAM 1 Y A99 .ef 4 5 I I ROBERT THOMAS GREEN Tommy BRUCE LOUIS GRUNWALD Bruce Jon Q S I CATHERINE ANN GREER Catherine CAROL EVIA HALL Poopie ll!! WILLIAM AQEHUR GRAY 1 DAVID SLATER GRIMSLEY Dave 'ESE' GLENDA NELL HALL Nell EMMETT KYLE HAMMOND E. K. CAROL HANKE Carol JAMES LOYD HARDEE Dickie CAROLYN JUNE HARDISON ELIZABETH SAGER HARRIS Cookie Jack 120 JAMES DONAJLD HATHAWAY JERRY W lm in WALTER EUGENE HART JR. Buck X Q MARY ELIZABETH HATCHER Mary u+A I . 1 AYNE HATLEY ELLA SUE HAYES Jerry Ella Sue 121 VIVIEN BARBARA HAYWOOD Bobbie ANN WHITING HILL Ann nfl JACKIE FAYE HEHL CONNIE BELLE Peanut HIGGINBOTHAM Connie ji L A -ff: . gf A 'I WILLIAM GUY HILL JOAN FRANCES HIXON Billy Joan DOROTHY LEE HIXSON MARY WILLIFORD HOBBS JOHN WILLIAM HOGGE Dot Willie Jack A 122 W 4 I CHARLES HOLDEN Charles v CHARLES BRADFORD HOWARD Chuck NOVELLA ANN HUBBARD Novella A EDWARD EARL HOLLOWAY ROBERT LEWIS HORTON Earl Bobby ,NZ xx. I ' I M r JOHN LYNCH HOWARD CHARLES MICHAEL HOWZE Jack Mike , A .-Q A s JAMES KELLY HUCKS BRICKEY JOHNSTON HUGHES Cotton Brick 123 JOHN THOMAS HUGHES RAYMOND MILTON HULCHER CHARLOTTE JO HUGHES Charlotte Jack George e I .,,,, 4 I J H '.-' - h .,,., i f x CHARLES BENJAMIN PENELOPE OPHELIA HUNT SHIRLEY ANN INGE HUMPHRIES Penny Shirley Charlie ---, 1 .O ' :',' L IVA- A ! ,lqqnzr il DAVID CHRISTOPHER IRVING LYNNE LEE IVEY ROBERT EMORY JACKSON ' Bobby David Lynne Ivy 124 MARGARET ANN JAFFEUX Margaret E I yi EDWARD S. JOHNSON Eddie PATRICIA SUE JOHNSON Patti D ,- 4 DARLEEN JARNAGIN CAROLYN MARIE JEANFREAU Abby Carole ,Q Q FIR SWS! JOANNE JOHNSON NAOMI GERTRUDE JOHNSON Jo Anne Trudy W A i? 1? we ...--' S xi RODNEY JOHNSON DOUGLAS JONES Rod Doug 125 K I I X FRED JONES Bass CAROLYN ELIZABETH JOYNER llll E 3 hwy' 4 Carolyn I' DON JOYNES JOHN EDWARD KAISER SHIRLEY JEANNE KEEL Donnie John Shlrley 126 ,, its . 'GQ' JACQUELINE LOUISE KEGLEY JUNE KLADLER Jackie June 127 MYRNA SUE KEENER Myrna K S i :gi my lw r EVERETT EILAIR KEEVER . B. KAY LEONE KLOSE Kay HOWARD RAY KNIGHT A. B. ASHBY G. LAWSON Bubba Ash SANDRA ANN LEWIS Sandra A-In I gkx x f 9 DAVID -M. LANGILLE ROSALIE LaBARBERA Rosie David Q A ks: Q PATRICIA ANNE LEGGETT DONALD CARROLL LEONARD Pat Tennessee l , Vp E THOMAS HARLEY LITTLE RONALD RAY LONG Tommy Ronnie 128 TONNETTA MAXINE LONNING STEPHEN HARMAN LOWE Toni Stephen STEPHEN LESTER MaGEE GERRY Steve DALE MANLEY Dale FAYE ELI ZABETH Faye Q MARR CLIFTON LEE MARTIN Lee 129 LOIS KATHERINE LUCAS Red ALICE ADORIS MANN Alice NORMA JEAN MASON Norma MAVIS MARIE AVANT AGNES YVONNE MCABEE MATHEWS Bonnie Mavis 'N THOMAS BANKS MCCORMICK HAROLD JACKSON McK Tommy CAROLYN MARGARET MCLEAN Carol Harold if X WARREN HARDING MCNAMARA Mac 130 MARTHA ELIZABETH McALLISTER Betty NCES MARIAN McKENNA Fran A DONALD ARTHUR McPHERON Art 5? I , RN RRR ALI I f 'X Ns. CAROLYN MARIE MELSON Carol NANCY BELLE MILLER Nancy mf' SHIRLEY ANN MOORE Shirley 1 LAURA JEAN Twink Q. MILLER M .-F8 Marge xv-Z EDNA MYRTLE MITCHELL EDDIE ROBERT MO Ed na Bob 'li L, 5 f WILLIAM STEPHEN M Steve 131 OORE JOHANNA HILL MOORE Jo ARGARET GRACE MILLER ONEY FIELD VERNER ORVIN MOOREFIELD Pee-Wee MICHAEL KANE MORGAN Mike l PATRICK ASHBY MORGAN ROSE MARIE MORRIS Pat Rose 132 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH MOREQISON o 'Q-4 BETTY SUE MOTLEY Betty Sue Q! Q 5 GUY WARE MUGLER Guy if 5 JOSEPH WESLEY MURRAY RICHARD WALTERS MURRAY THOMAS ANDREW MYERS Joe Dick Tommy 133 JAMES MONROE NEEL Jack 3, 5 f -I 1 s CARL WOODROW NETTLES Carl -Q. NANNIE REID NICHOLS Nan P . 2 7 ax Y' 5 JAMES LEROY NELMS JR. Jimmy i BETTE LOU NELSON Bette ES NEWMAN GERALDINE IDA NICHOLS ALBERT JAM Al Gerrie A 'NMX 1 -., i CLARICE JUNE NUNN June 134 PATRICIA FRANCES 0'LEARY Pat GLORIA OLIVER Gloria r Z E VV' X Q, , N .1 -I A ROBERT LEE PADGETT Bob OLETA MARGARET OPPELT Oleta 'Z' as PATRICIA M. PALMER Pat KENTON BRANCH PATRICK MARY LEE PATRICK Kenton Mary Lee 135 ELEANOR MARGARET ORTH Lee RICHARD PARDUE Rickie 1 GILBERT MICHAEL PAYNE Mike PATRICIA ANNE PAYNE Pattie DOROTHY LOU PHILLIPS Dot RITA ANGHARAD POTEATE LESLI Rita :,' Q , FRANK SHIELDS PENL Frank P1 WAYNE A. PIERCE Wayne E AND 33 SANDRA LEE PERKINS Perk JANIOE CAROL PLASTERS Janice SHEXLAIED POWELL JR. BETTY JOYCE POYNTER es 1 e 136 Bet MARY MAXINE PRESSLEY Maxine PHILIP OWEN RANSONE Philip SUSAN CHAPPELL RICH Susan JOSEPH THOMAS RAMEY Jo Jo RONALD GILBERT RAYNOR Ronnie GORDON LEROY RILEY Leroy 137 JAMES DORSIE RAMMELL James CHARLES BUDDY RESPASS Buddy PATRICIA LEE RILEY Pat 'wit-5 I EVELYN PACE ROBINS Evelyn DIANE ELIZABETH ROCKWELL Diane :M S. PATRICIA ROGERS ZELDA Patsy OUISE RODGERS Zell 138 .L GAY LEE ROSE Rusty DELLAN ERROL ROSSMAN Dellan Ale.-r gi... WILLIAM FORREST ROWE Bill I DENNIS L. ROWE RALPH WAYNE ROWLAND JOAN GAIL RUSHIN Dennis Ralph J0arl 139 COURTNEY E. RUSS Courtney Q, aw -H I 5 ANTHONY SANSONE Tony NANCY PAIGE SAVAGE Sammie JOHN NOLAN RUTH John JOYCE ANN SAUNDERS Jo BETTY JO SAWYER Betty Jo 140 SYLVIA PEqRL SACHS Sy SUZANNE SAUNDERS Suzie 1 BOBBY JUSTICE SCARBOROUGH Bobby is lf X Q1 PATSY ANNE SCOTT Pasty CLARA MAE SHARP Caral 'WE' JOHN HENRY SHUFFLEBARGER Shuff SHELBY JEAN SECHREST Shelby ik e Q x DAVID RAYMOND SHARP Dave x I CHARLES 0. SIGLER Robbin 141 SHIRLEY MARIE SHAFFER Shirley MARJORIE REBECCA SHOTWELL Marjorie CLAUDIA JUDITH SMITH Judy EDWARD HENRY SMITH Eddie Mfg, K J-7 gs 4 ,W 5 E mf I an KENNETH WAYNE SMITH Kenny NELSON H. SMITH Nelson JULIA HARWOOD SMITH Judy MALCOLM LEWIS SMITH Fuzzy SHIRLEY LOU SMOOT Shirley 142 LLOYD DILWORTH SMITH Lloyd NANCY FITZGERALD SMITH Nancy IRENE ELIZABETH SNAPP Irene CHARLES TRACY SOLOMON Charles 24 JANE STUART SPENCER Jane 1 fl ROBERT MARCELLUS STEWART Bobby MARIANNE BAYLISS SOULE Marianne Q., MARY ELLEN SPIRES Mary Ellen rl In HARRY E. STOTLER JR. LEO Buddy 143 CHARLES SPENCER V Charles f ' W S Nr If I BOBBY Jon SPROUSE Bobby we w , I I X l PATRICK SULZBERGER Leo CHARLES NORMAN SUNDT Chuck T? 21 EDWARD SWANSEY Ed 2, X A f . , ' 4 Fi -3 ROBERT LEE SWEENEY JACQUELINE ANNE TENCH Bob Jackie 144 SUSAN TERRELL Sue S T10 .IEANNINE MARGARET THIELE Jeannine PATRICIA DAWN THOMAS Pat Q- -' .i 9 3 Ma A an 3 Q- 'Q . '-1'-'SPS af I JAMES ROBERT THOMPSON DIANE ELIZABETH TODD FRANCES TODD Bobby Di Frances 145 THOMAS HAROLD TOLEFSON Tommy ELLA LASSITER TYNDALL Bootsie JUDITH ANN VANDERBOEGH I CAROLYN TUCKER JOHN REED TURLINGTON Carolyn Rcedie ANTHONIO ULISSEE GARLAND R. UPDIKE Tony Garland f , gg lag. W 9 ,LOYD HOWARD VICK JR Judy . ELLISON BARTLETT L. H. VICKERY JR. Vick 1413 L ex ff ' Q RICHARD ALVERSON VILLARD Dick N 'fb L f CARL ROBERT WALLACE Carl SYLVIA ALICE WALLS Polly gg I fll W ,.-2 BARBARA ANN WADE Bobby LORETTTA FREEMAN WALLACE Loretta . ix ' gl MAYNARD WALTERS Maynard 147 N44 ' K 'W WILLIAM FRANKLIN WAIDE Bill s A ' ODEN WAYNE WALLACE Wayne MARY ALICE WALTON Mary Alice SALLY WARD WARBURTON Sally NANNIE MARIE WALTON Marie NETTIE SUE WATSON Nettie DORA MAE WATERS E Dora Mae A 'fa WW 'Q WARREN CHARLES WETMORE DOUGLAS WILLARD WHIPPLE Warren Willard 148 RACHEL ANN WATERFIELD Rachel a NANCY FAYE WEST Nancy JOANNE WHITE Jo Ann ' . 1 -,t WI SANDRA LEE WHITE Sandra NJ' 3' ROY WILSON WHITEHOUSE III PETER VINCENT WIENCEK Roy Pete K Q 3 ,af 5 Lx 1 BETTY LOU WIGGINS MARY LYNNE WILLIAMS WALTON EDWIN WILSON Betty Lynne Walt A I --I' - : F TERRY GENE WILSON FURMAN EUGENE WILSON CAROLYN SUE WILLIS TGFIZY Gene Carolyn 149 ELIZABETH JANE WINBOURNE EDWARD CARL WINDHAM Jane Carl FREDERICK SAUNDERS JUDITH ANN WOLFE WINN JR. Judy Fred A AEE! 5 vlvi AM 4 4. THOMAS EUGENE SANDRA GAYLE WOOD W Tommy Sandy 150 , , A EE OOD f .E Q 1 THOMAS WALTER WING Tommy NANCY WOOD ' Nancy CLAUDIA WOODCOCK Claudia Mk A Y' ,I JAMES FRANCIS WOODARD James JANICE RUTH WUNDER Jan I- 3.7. . DONALD EUGENE WOODLAND JOSEPH Don 'fi LEON WOODWARD Joe vi 33 M q 'Q , x u I ANN SHIRLEY WYATT GLORIA JEAN WYATT Carrot Top Chum f H E ., gm If: ,. JOHN STEPHEN YAKSHE John 151 Us-...J ll w 1 Q is F ,L L... :fn M, gf :Www if- -9 of Fame MOST TALENTED Mary Alice Walton and Phillip Ransone MOST ATHLETIC Gail Gotzell and Gone- VVilson MOST POPULAR Kathryn Fisher and Buddy Alligfood 153 MOST IJKELY TO SUf'Cl'IlCD Trudy Johnson and Buddy Alligood BEST DANCERS Sonny Boswvll and Rickie Parduc ABBOTT, SANDRA LEE Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella Nurses Club ACKERLY, JUNE CAROLINE Future Nurses Club Girls Chorus Chess Club Speech Club Krabba Highlight Bible Club Debate Team ALLEN, DAVID Basketball Track ALLEN, NEWTON ERWIN Varsity Football SCA SCA Peninsula Federation ALLEN, SHIRLEY FRANCES Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff SCA Representative Garrick Dramatics Club Red Cross Representative 1Alternatej Chorus: Girls': Mixed Committees: Class Day decorations, program, recreation ALLIGOOD, CHARLES HENRY Junior Class President Key Club SCA President Peninsula SCA Federation: Treasurer J. V. Basketball Safe-teens Council Band: Marching: Concert Hall of Fame ALLISON, ROBERT MAX Chess Club ALSING, GEORGE LEE AMBURGEY, PHILIP FREDDIE Boys Glee Club D. E. Club AMISS, THOMAS JOHN J. V. Football Speech Club AMORY, CAROL JANE Girls Chorus Student Assistant Senior Executive Board Decoration Committee ANDERSON, BETTY CLAIRE Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella ANDERSON, JOHN WILLIAM ANDREWS, CARL ALVIN ARMISTEAD, JACK MARTIN Chorus: Mixed: A Cappella Krabba Highlight: Sports Editor J. V. Basketball Quill 81 Scroll: President Red Cross Representative Dramatic Participation Class Day Committee ASKEW, RICHARD B. Mixed Chorus Garrick Dramatics Club AUSTIN, GERALD DARDEN SCA Representative Krabba Hlhlight: Art and News Decorations Committee Red Cross Representative Committees: Elections, Safety, School Spirit BACK, MILTON CLARK BALTZER, ROBERT CRAIG Key Club Honor Society BAGGETT, JAMES HUBERT BAILEY, PAULINE SMITH National Honor Society BAKER, HAROLD RUSSELL J. V. Football Baseball: Manager BANKETT, JAMES EDWARD Audiographic Staff BARHAM, ROBERT C. BARRACK, LAURA BERNICE Speech Club: Parliamentarian Speech Club: Secretary Chorus: Girls': Mixed SCA Representative Annual Staff: Activities Student Assistant Committees: Class Day- program, decorations, special events BASSETT, STAFFORD LITTLETON BAUMER, ELIZABETH MARGARET Transferred from York, Pa. Audiographic Club BAXTER, ROBERT ALLEN Football Track Speech Club: Treasurer National Thespians: Treasurer Garrick Dramatics Club Chorus: Boys': Mixed: A Cappella BECK, JOAN ELIZABETH Honor Society Student Assistant Basketball Team Red Cross Representative BELTZ, HARRIET FRANCIS Krabba Highlight Honor Society BIERI, LORAIN DIANE SCA Representative Student Relations Council Senior Executive Board Bids Committee BOOTH, SANDRA CARTER Student Assistant Honor Society Senior Executive Board Quill 8: Scroll Krabba Highlight: News staff: advertising: circulation manager Committees: Bids, Refreshment, Decorations 154 BOSWELL, SONYA RAY Varsity Cheerleader Student Assistant Garrick Dramatics Club Committees: Class Day Script: Cap and Gown, Co-Chairman: Senior play Red Cross Representative Junior attendant to Basketball Queen Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Hall of Fame Senior Scribe: Last Will and Testament BOWERS, LLOYD THOMAS Accompanist for Boys' and Mixed Chorus and A Cappella Choir BRANSON, WILLIAM ALLEN BRIDGEMAN, ADDIE MARIE F. H. A. BRINSON, GARLAND WILLARD D. E. Club BRIZENDINE, CAROL ANNE Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella: All-State Krabba Highlight: News, Advertising. Circulation Committees: Bids, Program, Decorations BROWN, MARIAN MARJORIE Krabba Highlight BROWN, WILLIAM TALMADGE Football BRYAN, ANNA JOSEPHINE Red Cross Representative Honor Society BRYANT, JUANITA ANN Girls' Chorus D. E. Club BRYANT, MAX DONALD Boys' Glee Club BUCHANAN, FLORENCE LEE BULIFANT, ROBERT ASHTON J. V. Football Captain: Varsity Basketball Baseball Chorus: Boys': Mixed: A Cappella BURCH, HAL EDWIN JR. Football: J. V. and Varsity Varsity Club Senior Executive Board Track BURT, BRENDA ANN Latin Club BUSSENGER, CHARLES EDWARD JR. Key Club Audiographic Staff Projectionist Staff SCA Representative BUTLER, MARGARET BENSELL Nurses Club: President: Vice-President Latin Club Krabba Highlight: Advertising Staff Committees: Announcement, Prom, Bids, Decorations BYORUM, KATHLEEN ANN Student Assistant Decorations Committee BYRD, BETTY JO A Cappella Choir: Treasurer Chorus: Girls'g Mixed Honor Society: Secretary Student Assistant Senior Executive Board Chairman Program Committee Chairman Music Committee CAIRNS, PATRICIA SNOWDEN National Honor Society CALLIHAN, ROY EDWARD Key Club CAMMON, PEGGY ELVERIA Red Cross Representative Girls' Chorus Krabba Highlight CAMPBELL, CAROLYN MAY Band: Marching: Concert Speech Club CAPPS, RICHARD McDONALD Cross Country Garrick Dramatics Club Boys' Glee Club Band: Marching: Concert CARDWELL, BETTY LOU Honor Society Girls' Chorus CARL, NANCY JO CARMINES, ROBERT LEE Key Club: President Golf Team: Captain Varsity Club: Secretary National Thespians Senior Scribe: Prophet CARNER, ROSE MARIE Chorus: Girls': Mixed Krabba Highlight CARSON, ELIZABETH ANNE CARSON, JUDY MARSHALL Biology Club Girls' Chorus CARTER, SUZANNE J. Band: Marching: Concert F. T. A. Krabba Highlight: Advertising Staff CASH, TOMMY LEA Biology Club CASTLE, SANDRA JANE CHENAULT, DAVID STUART CHENAULT, MARY CONCETTA CHILDRESS, FRANCES LEE Chorus: Girls': Mixed A Cappella Choir CHRISTIAN, JEAN ANN Girls' Chorus Nurses Club CLARK, BETTY JEAN Girls' Chorus Dramatic Participation CLEAVENGER, MARY JANE Band: Majorette National Thespians F. H. A. Committees: Decorations, Program CLEMENTS, MARTHA CAROLYN SCA Council Student Assistant Latin Club Nurses Club: Secretary- Treasurer: President Red Cross Representative Assembly Committee Hall of Fame Chorus: Girls', Mixed: A Cappella Senior Attendant: Basketball Queen COATES, JOHN WILLIAM COLTRANE. ROBERT MOTON JR. Junior Class Vice-President SCA Treasurer Football: J. V,: Varsity Key Club: Secretary Student Relations Council: Chairman SCA Representative Latin Club Annual Staff: Sports Editor Senior Scribe: Poet CONDO, FRANK TYRONE Cross-Country: Manager Track: Manager Boys' Chorus CONNOLLY, ELIZABETH LEE Student Assistant Latin Club Krabba Highlight Garrick Dramatics Club Nurses Club Senior Executive Board CONYERS, SYLVIA DEBORAH COOK, LARRY MILFRED Biology Club Science Club: Vice-President Honor Society Key Club: Chairman ushers committee: Chairman directory committee Committees: Announcements, Class Day, Prom CORCORAN, BARBARA ANN Garrick Dramatics Club Latin Club, SCA Representativ Future Nurses Club Science Club COWLEY, PAUL VERNON Basketball: Varsity SCA Representative CRANDOL, JAMES NEAL CRAWFORD, JUDITH ANN Girls' Chorus CREDLE, RICHARD POWERS Projection Staff Audiographic Staff: President Class Day-Sound Crew CROSS, CATHERINE JO-ANNE Refreshment Committee CULLUM, CAROL RITA 155 E CURLEE, HARVEY L., JR. SCA Representatvie Peninsula SCA Federation: President Senior Class President Student Relations Council Basketball Baseball Cross Country Boys' State Latin Club Honor Society CURTIS, JEROME SHEPPARD Boys' Glee Club DAIL, DANNY EUGENE SCA Representative DAMEREL, ANNE MARY Honor Society Latin Club Science Club Future Teachers of America Girls' Chorus Student Assistant DARNELL, ESTHER MAE DAUBE, RALPH JACK J. V. Football D. E. Club DAVIS, CAROL ANN Student Assistant Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Committees: Decorations, Program Dramatic Participation DAVIS, JAMES FRANKLIN Baseball Football Chorus: Boys': Mixed: A Cappella DAVIS, JULIA ANN DAVIS, JUNE RAE Girls' Chorus Future Nurses Club Latin Club DEAN, PATSY YVONNE Basketball Team: Co-Captain Hockey Team Krabba Highlight Staff F.T.A. Olympian Club: Vice-President National Honor Society DEEM, ETHA ACHSAH Hockey Team Basketball Team: Co-Captain Latin Club National Honor Society Olympian Club: Chaplain Hall of Fame Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella: All-State DEWHIRST, GEORGE H. Varsity Football Varsity Track Key Club: Vice-President Decoration Committee Senior Executive Board Biology Club Last Will and Testament 1956 All Peninsula Football Class Day Committee Boys' State Representative DICKENS, ROY RODGER DICKENSON, BETTY SUE Girls' Chorus Future Teachers of America Safe-teens DICKERSON, WALTER D. Boys' Glee Club Key Club DISHMAN, THOMAS LEE Boys' Chorus DORE, RICHARD G. Boys' Chorus DORSEY, JOYCE FAYE D. E. Club F. H. A.: Historian DOTSON, JOHNNY ERVIN Key Club National Honor Society DOYLE, JAMES ROBERT Band: Marching and Concert EANES, DOUGLAS LEE Football: Varsity EDMONDS, LINDA GAIL Chorus: Girls': Mixed ELLIOTT, HILDRED ELIZABETH SCA Representative Chorus: Girls'g Mixed National Honor Society Decorations Committee ELLIS, LEWIS AVERY Marching Band Cross Country Track Krabba Highlight: Photographer Decorations Committee Red Cross Representative Garrick Dramatics Club Class Day Decorations ELLIS, MARGARET EMILEY ELLIS, THOMAS DUDLEY J. V. Football Red Cross Representative D. E. Club ENGELHARD, HENRIETTA KATHERINE Chorus: Girls'g Mixed Honor Society Student Assistant ENGELHARD, RUTH ELIZABETH Chorus: Girls': Mixed Student Assistant EPLING, PEGGY JO EVANS, DAVID WALTER FARMER, DAVID MILTON FARMER, DIXIE LEE Krabba Highlight: Advertising: Circulation Committees: Decorations Garrick Dramatics Club FARSTER, MELISSA JANE Dramatic Participation Varsity Cheerleader SCA Representative Krabba Highlight: Coordinator: News Editor Krabba Karavan: News- Announcer Quill Sz Scroll: Treasurer Chorus: Girls'g Mixed 1 Theme Committee Last Will and 'Testament FEREBEE, THOMAS COOPER V Football Track Varsity Club FERGUSON, ANNETTE LOUISE FERGUSON, KENNETH WAYNE Track Boys' Chorus Varsity Club Football: J. V.: Varsity FERREE, ROBBIE JO Latin Club: President Honor Society: Vice-President Red Cross Representative Committees: Bids: Decorations Sneech Club Krabba Highlight: Advertisements: News FISHER, KATHARYN ADELAIDE Cheerleader: J.V.: Varsity, head SCA Representative School Spirit Committee: Chairman Red Cross Representative Decorations Committee Hall of Fame Football Homecoming Queen FLORA, ELIZABETH IRENE FORBES, JIMMIE LEWIS FORREST, MARY LOU Chorus: Girls': Mixed A Cappella FORTNER, MICHAEL THOMAS Key Club Chess Club Decorations Committee FOSTER, NANCY BELLE Girls' Chorus Red Cross Representative National Honor Society Dramatic Participation FRANKLIN, PATRICIA ANN Band :Marching, Ma jorette: Concert Krabba Highlight Decorations Committee Student Assistant Quill 8z Scroll Dramatic Participation FRIZZELLE, DORIS FAYE FROST, CAROL Krabba Highlight SCA Representative Chorus: Girls'g Mixed FULLER, BARBARA CAROYL FUTRELL, ROBERT CARTER Varsity Basketball Band: Marching: Concert: Dance 156 GARRETT, PATRICIA ANN Committees: Decoration: Program: Recreation Safe-teens GARRIS, DAN CLINE Projection Staff GARRIS, JOHN WILSON GARRISS, WILLARD LAWRENCE Audiographic Staff : Vice-President Projection Staff Key Club Sound Crew: Class Day GETZELL, ANNA GAIL Girls' Basketball Team: Co-Captain Hockey Team Latin Club National Honor Society Olympian Club: Treasurer Band: Marching: Concert Hall of Fame GIBBONS, DALLAS CLARKE GIQLILIS, RAYMOND FRANKLIN Sophomore Class: Vice-President SCA Representative Projection Staff Key Club Chorus: Boys'g Mixed: A Cappella GLOSSON, CLYDE WILBURN SCA Representative Red Cross Representative Chorus: Boys': Mixed: A Cappella Vice-President, President GLOVER, MARGARET ANN Chorus: Girls'g Mixed GOOD, WILLIAM JAMES JR. Key Club Science Club: President SCA Representative Senior Executive Board GRAHAM, JON NELSON Transferred from Georgia Chorus: Girls'g A Cappella F.T.A. Committees: Program, Decorations GRAY, WILLIAM ARTHUR GREEN, ROBERT THOMAS Red Cross Representative SCA Representative Boys' Chorus GREER, CATHERINE ANN SCA Representative SCA Federation Student Assistants: President Latin Club: Vice-President Junior Attendant to Homecoming Queen Krabba Highlight: News Staff Senior Class Historian National Honor Society Hall of Fame Cheerleader: J.V.: Varsity- Assistant Head Basketball Queen GREGORY, JOHN ROBERT GRIMSLEY, DAVID SLATER GRUNWALD, BRUCE LOUIS SCA Representative Science Club: Vice-President J. V. Basketball HALL, CAROL EVIA Latin Club Decorations Committee Garrick Dramatics Club HALL, GLENDA NELL HAMMOND, EMMETT KYLE I-IANKE, CAROL Transferred from Missouri HARDEE, JAMES LOYD Audiographic Staff HARDISON, CAROLYN JUNE Future Homemakers of America HARRIS, ELIZABETH SAGER Transfer Student HART, WALTER EUGENE JR. Key Club: Treasurer Committees: Decorations HATCHER, MARY ELIZABETH Transferred from Alabama Future Teachers of America I-IATHAWAY, JAMES DONALD Basketball: J.V.g Varsity Varsity Club: President SCA Representative ATLEY, JERRY WAYNE J. V. Football Projection Staff D.E. Club AYWOOD, VIVIEN BARBARA EHL, JACKIE FAYE Girls' Chorus SCA Representative IGGINBOTHAM, CONNIE BELLE Varsity Cheerleader Student Assistant Annual Staff: Activities SCA Representative National Honor Society Chorus: Girls'g Mixed Latin and Biology Clubs Committees: Decorations: Bids fHeadJ Newspaper Staff: Circulation Dramatic and Athletic Participation ILL, ANN WHITING Red Cross Representative J. V. Cheerleader Krabba Highlight Staff Student Assistant Quill 8: Scroll Decorations Committee Annual: Senior Compiler: Assistant Editor Chorus: Girls'3 Mixed HILL, WILLIAM GUY Varsity Basketball: Manager Hall of Fame Committees: Decorations Chorus: Boys'g Mixed Track: Assistant Manager HIXON, JOAN FRANCES Krabba Highlight Krabba Annual Chorus: Girls'g Mixed: A Cappella Decorations Committee HIXSON, DOROTHY LEE Future Teachers of America Student Assistant Krabba Highlight: Circulation Committees: Bids, Decorations, Program HOBBS, MARY WILLIFORD Future Nurses Club Krabba Annual: Typing Krabba Highlight HOGGE, JOHN WILLIAM Key Club Varsity Club Track Cross Country Krabba Highlight: Sports Editor Latin Club SCA Representative Band: Marching: Concert: Vice-President HOLDEN, CHARLES Audiograohic Staff J. V. Football Baseball HOLLOWAY, EDWARD EARL Mixed Chorus HOWARD, GERALD E. HOWARD, JOHN LYNCH J. V. Football HOWELL, GEORGE TIMOTHY HOWZE, CHARLES MICHAEL HUBBARD, NOVELLA ANN Girls' Chorus Decorations Committee HUCKS, JAMES KELLY D.E. Club Reporter HUGHES, BRICKEY JOHNSTON SCA Representative HUGHES, CHARLOTTE JO SCA Representative m Welfare Committee: Chairman District SCA Convention Delegate Krabba Annual Photographer Tidewater Press Association Delegate Student Assistant: Treasurer Girls' Chorus Senior Executive Board Class Prophet Committees: Decorations, Program HUGHES, JOHN THOMAS 157 HULCHER, RAYMOND MILTON Projectionist Staff Krabba Highlight: Sports Staff: Business Manager Speech Club HUMPHRIES, CHARLIE BENJAMIN HUNT, PENELOPE OPHELIA Transferred from Tokyo, Japan INGE, SHIRLEY ANN Red Cross Representative SCA Alternate IRVING, DAVID CHRISTOPHER Key Club Chess Club: President Science Club Debate Team Chemistry-Physics Research Club IVEY, LYNNE LEE Transfer from Fairmont, N. C. JACKSON, ROBERT EMORY JAFFEUX, MARGARET ANN JARNAGIN, DARLEEN Distributive Education Club JEANFREAU, CAROLYN MARIE D. E. Club: Treasurer Future Homemakers of America Girls' Chorus Audiographic Club JOHNSON, EDWARD S. J. V. Football Varsity Football Track Team JOHNSON, NAOMI GERTRUDE Sophomore Class: Secretary Junior Class: Secretary Student Relations Council SCA Representative National Honor Society Virginia Girls' State SCA: Secretary Senior Class: Secretary Hall of Fame JOHNSON, PATRICIA SUE Latin Club Nurses Club Girls' Chorus Student Assistant Quill :Sz Scroll Speech Club Committees: Bids, Decorations, Script Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff JOHNSON, RODNEY Boys' Glee Club JONES, FRED Football Track: Captain Boys' Chorus Varsity Club Red Cross Representative SCA Representative JOYXER, CAROLYN ELIZABETH SCA Representative Girls' Chorus Krabba Highlight: Circulation Committees: Bids, Decorations, Special Events JOYNES, DON SCA Representative J. V. Basketball Usher Committee KAISER, JOHN EDWARD Basketball: J. V.: Varsity Track Band: Marching: Concert SCA Representative Key Club: Secretary Cross Country National Honor Society KAUTZ, NELLIE Girls' Chorus KEEL, SHIRLEY JEANNE Student Assistant Nurses Club KEENER, MYRNA SUE D. E. Club KEEVER, EVERETT BLAIR Projection Staff Chorus: Bo'ys': Mixed: A Cappella Track KEGLEY, JACQUELINE LOUISE Band: Marching: Concert: All-State Cheerleader: Junior Varsity, Varsity Chorus: Mixed: Girls' Committees: Decorations, Gift Garrick Dramatics Club Nurses Club Krabba Annual: Feature Editor Chemistry-Physics Research Club: Vice-President KLADLER, JUNE SCA Representative Student Assistant: Publicity Staff Krabba Highlight KLOSE, KAY LEONE F. H. A. Club KNIGHT, HOWARD RAY LaBARBERA, ROSALIE Future Homemakers of America LANGILLE, DAVID M. Track: Varsity Cross-Country LAWSON, ASHBY G. Varsity Club: Chaplain Mixed Chorus Football: J. V.: Varsity LEGGETT, PATRICIA ANNE Krabba Highlight: Feature and Circulation Staffs Latin Club Speech Club Future Teachers of America LEONARD, DONALD CARROLL LEWIS, SANDRA ANN Red Cross: Treasurer Decorations Committee LITTLE, THOMAS HARLEY LONG, RONALD RAY LONNING, TONNETTA MAXINE Krabba Highlight Latin Club Chess Club Nurses Club Biology Club Dramatic Participation LOWE, STEPHEN HARMAN Track LUCAS, LOIS KATHERINE Chorus: Girls'g Mixed MAGEE, STEPHEN LESTER Cross-Country MANLEY, GERRY DALE Mixed Chorus Announcement Committee MANN, ALICE ADORIS Latin Club MARES, HERMAN LOWE MARR, FAYE ELIZABETH Chorus: Girls'g Mixed MARTIN, CLIFTON LEE Red Cross Representative MASON, NORMA JEAN D. E. Club: Secretary Speech Club: Secretary Dramatic Participation MATHEWS, MAVIS MARIE AVANT McABEE, AGNES YVONNE Girls' Chorus F. H. A. McALLISTER, MARTHA ELIZABETH Basketball Team Bids Committee Latin Club Krabba Highlight Announcements Committee Dramatic Participation Senior Executive Board MCCORMICK, THOMAS BANKS Chorus: Boys': Mixed McKEEL, HAROLD JACKSON J. V. Football Boys' Chorus MCKENNA, FRANCES MARIAN Committees: Bids, Decorations Hockey Team Krabba Highlight Girls' Chorus McLEAN, CAROLYN MARGARET SCA Representative Girls' Chorus Bids Committee Krabba Highlight: Advertising McNAMARA, WARREN HARDING Cross-Country Track 158 McPHERON, DONALD ARTHUR SCA Representative Football: J. V.: Varsity Assembly Committee MELSON, CAROLYN MARIE SCA Representative Red Cross Representative F. H. A.: Vice-President MILLER, LAURA JEAN Garrick Dramatics Club Chess Club Nurses Club Latin Club Chemistry-Physics Research Club Krabba Highlight: Feature Sta Quill 81 Scroll Speech Club ' Debate Team Class Day Program Committee: MILLER, MARGARET GRACE D. E. Club F. H. A. Club MILLER, NANCY BELLE Red Cross Representative Honor Society MITCHELL, EDNA MYRTLE Girls' Chorus MOONEY, EDDIE ROBERT Football: J. V. Track: Varsity SCA Representative MOORE, SHIRLEY ANN Honor Society MOORE, WILLIAM STEPHEN SCA Representative Classics Club Football: J. V.: Varsity Golf Team Varsity Club Key Club Senior Executive Board MOOREFIELD, JOHANNA HILL Chorus: Girls': Mixed Red Cross Representative F. H. A.: Vice-President, Parliamentarian, Constitution Committee MOOREFIELD, VERNER ORVIN Dramatic Participation Basketball: Manager Chorus: Boys': Mixed MORGAN, MICHAEL KANE MORGAN, PATRICK ASHBY Krabba Highlight MORRIS, ROSE MARIE MORRISON, DONALD JAMES MORRISON, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH Red Cross Representative Chorus: Girls'g Mixed Krabba Annual: Junior Co-ordinator, Assistant Editor Latin Club Dramatic Participation Committees: Bids, Decorations Gift MOTLEY, BETTY SUE SCA Representative Hockey Team IVIUGLER, GUY WARE Football MURRAY, JOSEPH WESLEY SCA Representative Krabba Highlight MURRAY, RICHARD WALTERS Cross-Country Baseball Basketball Chorus: Boys': Mixed: A Cappella MYERS, THOMAS ANDREW Key Club Classics Club NEEL, JAMES MONROE Chorus: Boys': Mixed NELMS, JAMES LEROY JR. NELSON, BETTE LOU Mixed Chorus Honor Society Krabba Annual: Typist Student Assistant NETTLES, CARL WOODROW NEWMAN, ALBERT JAMES NICHOLS, GERALDINE IDA SCA Representative Senior Executive Board Krabba Highlight: Advertising, Circulation NICHOLS, NANNIE REID Band: Marching: Concert Latin Club Nurses Club Olympian Club NORROD, RITA GREGORY NUNN, CLARICE JUNE Bids Committee Krabba Highlight O'LEARY, PATRICIA FRANCES OLIVER, GLORIA SCA Representative Girls' Chorus OPPELT, OLETA MARGARET National Honor Society Girls' Chorus ORTH, ELEANOR MARGARET Garrick Dramatics Club Student Assistant Nurses Club: Corresponding Secretary Krabba Annual: Senior Compiler Speech Club Krabba Highlight: Advertising Staff PADGETT, ROBERT LEE J. V. Football: Manager D. E. Club: President PALMER, PATRICIA M. D, E. Club PARDUE, RICHARD Most Outstanding Sophomore Sophomore Class President Cross-Country Team 'BCA Representative Hall of Fame PAYNE, GILBERT MICHAEL PAYNE, PATRICIA ANNE Band: Marching: Concert: All-State: Workshop National Honor Society Krabba Highlight: Typist: Features Krabba Annual: Senior Compiler, Art Tidewater Press Association: Delegate PATRICK, KENTON BRANCH Football: Co-Captain Sophomore Class: Treasurer Junior Class: Treasurer Senior Class: Vice-President Varsity Club: Vice-President SCA Representative Track Team PATRICK, MARY LEE Student Assistant National Thespians: President Quill 8: Scroll: Vice-President Krabba Highlight: Feature Editor Safety Chairman of SCA Senior Class: Treasurer National Honor Society Most Outstanding Junior Girl Mixed Chorus PENLAND, FRANK SHIELDS Red Cross Representative Science Club SCA Representative Chemphy Club: Reporter Decorations Committee PERKINS, SANDRA LEE F. T. A. Band: Marching: Concert Krabba Highlight: Advertising Decorating Committee PHILLIPS, DOROTHY LOU Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella PIERCE, WAYNE A. D. E. Club Chorus: Boys': Mixed PLASTERS, JANICE CAROL POTEATE, RITA ANGHARAD Transfer from Newport News Krabba Highlight POWELL, LESLIE SHEVARD, JR. Dramatic Participation HHi YY! Track Team Krabba Highlight POYNTER, BETTY JOYCE Girls' Chorus Red Cross Representative 159 PRESSLEY, MARY MAXINE Chorus: GirIs': Mixed Speech Club SCA Alternate - RAMMELL, JAMES DORSIE Speech Club Boys' Chorus RAMEY, JOSEPH THOMAS Key Club National Honor Society Latin Club RANSONE, PHILIP OWEN Key Club Hall of Fame Band: All-State, Marching, Concert: Vice-President: President RATLIFF, JACQUELINE RAYNOR, RONALD GILBERT Golf Team Krabba Highlight: Sports Staff Dramatic Participation Red Cross Representative RESPASS, CHARLES BUDDY Track Team RICH, SUSAN CHAPPELL Girls' Chorus Refreshment Committee Band: Majorette Krabba Highlight: Advertising Feature, and News Staffs RILEY, GORDON LEROY SCA Representative Handbook Committee Football: J. V.: Varsity Basketball: J.V. Senior Executive Board Bid Committee Boys' Glee Club Track Red Cross Representative RILEY, PATRICIA LEE F. H. A. ROBINS, EVELYN PACE ROBINSON, BARRY KAY ROBINSON, PEGGY ANNE ROCKWELL, DIANE ELIZABETH Nurses Club: Publicity Chairman RODGERS, ZELDA LOUISE Chorus: Girls': Mixed SCA Representative D. E. Club: Secretary ROGERS, S. PATRICIA Red Cross Representative Krabba Highlight: Advertising ROLLINS, THOMAS PATRICK ROSE, GAY LEE Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella Krabba Hi hlight: Circulation Dramatic gartlcipation ROSSMAN, DELLAN ERROL Varsity Club Varsity Football: Co-Captain SCA Representative ROWE, DENNIS L. ROWE, WILLIAM FORREST Krabba Highlight: Sports Staff Golf Team Krabba Annual: Sports ROWLAND, RALPH WAYNE RUSHIN, JOAN GAIL Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespians Speech Club Senior Play Committee RUSS, COURTNEY E. RUTH, JOHN NOLAN Track Cross-Country: Co-Captain SACHS, SYLVIA PEARL Student Assistant Quill Sz Scroll SCA Representative SCA Executive Board Senior Executive Board Speech Club: President Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella Krabba Annual: Advertising: Business Manager Dramatic Participation Decorations Committee SANSONE, ANTHONY SAUNDERS, JOYCE ANN Chorus: Girls': Mixed Student Assistant SAUNDERS, SUZANNE National Honor Society Student Assistant Krabba Annual: Advertising Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella SAVAGE, NANCY PAIGE Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespians Senior Executive Board Senior Class Giftorian Krabba Annual: Features: Typist SCA: House Committee A Cappella Choir: Secretary, Vice-President Chorus: Girls': Mixed: All-State A Cappella Chairman Senior Class Play Committee Committees: Announcement, Bids, Gift-Chairman - SAWYER, BETTY JO Majorette: Head, Co-Captain Student Assistant SCA Representative Committee! Program, Decorations SCHMIDT, CARL SCA Representative Red Cross Representative SCOTT, PATSY ANNE National Honor Society Student Assistants: Secretary Quill 8: Scroll: Secretary Alternate Delegate to Girls' State Committees: Program, Class Day Krabba Annual: Junior Co-ordinator, Editor Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella Secretary, All-State Dramatic Participation SECHREST, SHELBY JEAN Girls' Chorus SHAFFER, SHIRLEY MARIE SHARP, CLARA MAE Band: Marching: Concert F. T. A. Student Assistant SHARP, DAVID RAYMOND Chorus: Boys': Mixed SHOTWELL, MARJORIE REBECCA Girls' Chorus SHUFFLEBARGER, JOHN HENRY SIGLER, CHARLES O. J. V. Basketball: Manager Krabba Staff: Art First prize in Let Honor Light Your Way poster contest SMITH, CLAUDIA JUDITH Dramatic Participation Student Assistant: Publicity Manager Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff Red Cross Representative Committees: Decorations, Program SMITH, EDWARD HENRY SMITH, JULIA HARWOOD Krabba Highlight: Circulation Bids Committee Student Assistant: SCA Representative Elections Committee Senior Executive Board SMITH, LLOYD DILWORTH Band: Marching: Concert Speech Club Krabba Highlight: Advertising SMITH, KENNETH WAYNE Latin Club SCA Representative Key Club Track SMITH, MALCOLM LEWIS Band: Marching: Concert: Dance SMITH, NANCY FITZGERALD Science Club Krabba Highlight: Advertising: News Garrick Dramatics Club Chorus: Girls': Mixed: A Cappella Committees: Refreshment Chairman, Props, Class Song 160 SMITH, NELSON H. D. E. Club Boys' Chorus SMOOT, SHIRLEY LOU SCA Representative Krabba Highlight National Honor Society Senior Executive Board SNAPP, IRENE ELIZABETH Girls' Chorus F. H. A. SOLOMON, CHARLES TRACY Band: Marching: Concert Chess Club SOULE, MARIANNE BAYLISS F. H. A. Girls' Chorus SPENCER, CHARLES V. Track: Varsity Cross-Country: Varsity SPENCER, JANE STUART Chorus: Girls': Mixed Announcements Committee SPIRES, MARY ELLEN SPROUSE, BOBBY JOE Projection Staff Props Committee STEWART, ROBERT MARCELLUS STOTLER, HARRY E. JR. Football: J. V.: Varsity ' Basketball: J. V. Track Boys' Chorus Red Cross Representative SULZBERGER, LEO PATRICK Football: Varsity Most Deserving Award in Football Varsity Club , SUNDT, CHARLES NORMAN Cross-Country Assistant J. V. Football Coach SWANSEY, EDWARD Key 'Club Track Team Cross-Country Senior Executive Board SWEENEY, ROBERT LEE Hall of Fame TENCH, JACQUELINE ANNE Chess Club: President Speech Club Chorus: Girls': Mixed TERRELL, SUSAN Chairman of Bids Committee THIELE, JEANNINE MARGARET SCA Representative Garrick Dramatics Club National Thespians: Chaplain THOMAS, PATRICIA DAWN SCA Representative Bids Committee THOMPSON, JAMES ROBERT SCA Representative Chorus: Boys': Mixed Latin Club TODD, CRAIG ALBERT Transferred from Stuttgart, Germany Band: Marching: Concert TODD, DIANE ELIZABETH Transferred from Stuttgart, Germany TOLEFSON, THOMAS HAROLD TUCKER, CAROLYN TURLINGTON, JOHN REED Boys' Glee Club Projection Staff TURY, JANET MARIE D. E. Club: Scrapbook Chairman, Social Chairman 'TYNDALL, ELLA LASSITER Krabba Highlight: Advertising Chorus: Girls'g Mixed S. C. A. UPDIKE, GARLAND R. Krabba Highlight: Advertising Quill Kr Scroll: Chaplain Red Cross Representative Garrick Dramatics Club Speech Club Mixed Chorus VANDERBOEGH, JUDITH ANN Latin Club Speech Club: Secretary Student Assistant Senior Executive Board National Honor Society Committees: Prom, Decorations, Announcements, Auditing VANFOSSON, SHIRLEY MARIE VICK, LLOYD HOWARD JR. Projection Staff: President Audiographic Staff Garrick Dramatics Club Boys' Chorus VICKERY, ELLISON BARTLETT JR. Projection Staff VILLARD, RICHARD ALVERSON Band: Marching: Drum Major: Concert WADE, BARBARA ANN Chorus: Girls'g Mixed F. H. A. WAIDE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN WALLACE, CARL ROBERT WALLACE, LORETTA FREEMAN SCA Representative . WALLACE, ODEN WAYNE WALLS, SYLVIA ALICE Girls' Chorus Transferred from Drewry-Mason High School, Martinsville, Va. WALTERS, MAYNARD Latin Club: Treasurer Key Club Speech Club: SCA Representative WALTON, MARY ALICE Student Assistant: Vice-President Cheerleader: J. V.: Varsity Girls' State State SCA Convention: District Convention Student Relations Council Senior Executive Board SCA Representative, Federation Hall of Fame Committees: Script, Decorations, Prom WALTON, NANNIE MARIE Girls' Chorus F. H. A. Program Chairman WARBURTON, SALLY WARD Latin Club SCA Representative Student Assistant WATERFIELD, RACHEL ANN D. E. Club Chorus: Girls', Mixed WATERS, DORA MAE Student Assistant Red Cross Representative Hockey Team WATSON, NETTIE SUE Girls' Chorus D. E. Club WELLONS, BRUMBLY MAYO Boys' Chorus Basketball WELLONS, CARLTON CLARENCE Speech Club WEST, NANCY FAYE Chorus: Girls'g Mixed Student Assistant WETMORE, WARREN CHARLES SCA Representative Key Club National Honor Society WHIPPLE. DOUGLAS WILLARD SCA Representative WHITE, SANDRA LEE Girls' Chorus WHITEHOUSE, ROY WILSON III Band: Marching: Concert, Treasurer Key Club: Chaplain National Honor Society: President Old Dominion Boys' State Senior Executive Board Hall of Fame Committees: Refreshments: Props, Chairman WIENCEK, PETER VINCENT Band: Marching: Concert WIGGINS, BETTY LOU Girls' Chorus Card Section National Honor Society 161 WILLIAMS, MARY LYNNE National Honor Society SCA Representative Committees: Decorations, Program WILLIS, CAROLYN SUE WILSON, FURMAN EUGENE Basketball: Varsity Most Outstanding Junior Boy Hall of Fame WILSON, TERRY GENE ' SCA Representative WILSON, WALTON EDWIN WINBOURNE, ELIZABETH JANE WINDHAM, EDWARD CARL SCA Representative Football: Varsity WING. 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HOBBY CENTER 3704 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia 1.3-9-11. Best wishes from Bob 8- Marvin Lerner, Class of '42 Open Daily I P. M.-8 P, M. Sundays 2 to 5 P. M. Soturdoys I0 A, M. to B P. M. EXOTIC AQUARIUM TROPICAL FISH - PET SUPPLIES T, A. McClure 2-7469 ISI I Kecou ghton Rodd H mpton, Virginio Compliments of E. L. CARMINES :S CO. CLOTHIERS 24 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia THE CAMERA HOUSE New Market Shopping Center Hampton, Virginia The PeninsuIa's Headquarters for Camera, Tape Recorders and Supplies L. C. PARSONS - D. L. WADE Former Hampton Students 166 Congratulations and Best Wishes from GATLING BROS. SHIPYARD, INC. 77.343- REPAIRS - HAULING Machine Shop - Woodworking Commercial 8. Pleasure Craft MARINE SUPPLIES Sunset Creek - Newcomb Ave. Hampton, Virginia Hampton Esso Servicenter Tires Our Specialty Washing, Lubrication, Accessories Corner Armistead and Victoria Avenue C. S. Rogers Diol 3-9734 arclay 8 ons .lewelers Diamonds - Watches Silver - Jewelry 2912 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. Compliments of the ESQUIRE SHOP 3027 Kecoughtan Road Southampton Shopping Center y wrljzz Eg- Y Q . s X ' N is .1..-.-1-:: if I Z s:::s:s:aes:f:2:s:s:s:e ::::: le, A O I the girl who wants an interesting iob You'll 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? f 'M '3 THE CHESAPEAKE s. PoToMAc X, ,H mernoue coMPANv or VIRGINIA 168 Compliments of HYGEIA RQLLER RINK CD 2114 Wickham Ave. Q Newport News, Virginia Compliments of HORNE BRQS., INC. Iron Workers and Ship Repairs 44-P7 Phone Newport News 6-1314 or Phone Norfolk MA 7-6991 Private Banquet Room Orders to Take Home CHIN'S CHINESE RESTAURANT Chinese and American Foods 3509 Kecoughtan Road al 3-6573 Hampton, Virginia Garden Bake Shop 1823 Wickham Avenue lStuart Gardens Shopping Centerl Dainty French Pastries Our Specialty H. ROSENWASSER, Prop. Telephone 2-2324 Newport News, Va Compliments of GENMAR KENNELS Compliments of CONN SERVICE, Inc. 1425 Kecoughtan Road Your G. E. Appliance Dealer ROUNTREE FURNITURE COMPANY 1-64-9- Hpt Pg H F I1 GENERAL ELECTRIC SHAWEL'S SERVICE CENTER 3845 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia PHONE 5290 CLOVER LEAF PASTRY SHOP H p n's Newest ond Most Modern Bok CAKES - PASTRY DELIGHT5 F Special Occasions--For Your Ev yd y Major Appliances Eni0Ymef1f Dial 3-3805 33 South King Street Hampton, Virgini Gifts from LOIS ROBINSON'S 8 So. King Street Are Very Interesting HUBBARD'S MARKET Vt BI d Hpt Vg WARWICK FARMS, INC. Newport News, Virginia DAIRY PRODUCTS Safe for Babies CLYDE R. ROYALS, I nc. Construction - Asphalt Surfacing Field Office and Plant Rip Rap Road and Chiles Street General Office 320 West Pembroke Avenue Dial 4356 Hampton, Virginia SUTTLE MOTOR CORP. G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC -- OLDSMOBILE Safety-Tested Used Cars 34th 8- Jefferson Avenue Phone 3-1611 Newport News, V Armistead 8- Holt Streets Phone 3-3373 Hampton, Virginia Compliments of Circle Beauty Shop 12 Military Road Phone 3-4608 Compliments of THE SHOE BOX 51 W. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia S: llllllflfn 5 7.Y Q 'af M MI wk Faq o l M - wwf P' If ,Ulu + I BI EZKIIW ' DGSIBHGPS . y M4 ,,.,, QQ, A A fl- an A WM, IW W If WG Iprodqngicefs z fm vl M y L MI Affvacflxim ' ' W 3 Q A ,ul I 7-: 0 I f PRINTING 'FQWWM Reproductions ee- Programs - Advertising HOUSTON PRINTING 81 PUBLISHING HOUSE Dial 5665 Hampton, Virginia W. T. PHILLIPS 81 SON Jonathan Logan Teena Paige PHILLIPS PREFERRED Marie Phillips POTATO CHIPS DRESSES -Af- -.-.-..- sEARs I H DEPARTMENT STORE 'n v 172 J. P. Watkins G, A, Forbes Congratulations WOI'kIl1S Sl-lpply CO., Il1C. Tool Rentals - Farm Supplies FUEL OIL, WOOD, COAL HAY, GRAIN, FEED and SEED Hardware - Paints - Oils - Feeds -of--W I2 Armistead Avenue Dial 3-4612 Dial 6786 Hampton, Virginia 334 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia FREE ESTIMATES RAMSEY FLOOR COVERIN G FLOOR AND WALL COVERING Asphalt Tile, Linoleum, Rubber Tile, Plastic Tile Sink Tops Covers, Mohawk Carpets 1613 Pembroke Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Telephone: Home 3-3229 after 6 P. M. MARPLE OPTICAL Prescriptions Filled - Glasses Fitted - Lenses Duplicated if if if DIAL: 4831 HAMPTON, VIRGINIA TEAGLE TRANSPORTATION Growing Bigger By Serving Better Riverside Restaurant Extends Best Wishes to Hampton, Virginia Phone: Day 3-3361-3-3362 The H- H- 5- Gfflduafes Phone: Night 7794-4554 173 Spot Deliveries Any Time WYTHE AUTO PARTS COMPANY Auto Springs - The Largest Stock on the Peninsula Automotive Replacements Ports and Accessories 2204 Kecoughtan Road Dial 6-1336 Hampton, Virginia ...ggi- BETTER KNOWN - KNOWN TO BE BETTER For the Best in Appliances See McLEAN'S 15 South King Street, Hampton Dial 4343 13-15 East Queen Street, Hampton Dial 4345 2706 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News Dial 4-1121 3311 Washington Avenue, Newport News Dial 3-1374 9710 Warwick Road, Warwick Dial 8-3435 174 Compliments to the June Graduates from JACK SPIGEL- MORTON SPIGEL SPIGEL'S COLLEGE SHOP The Only Exclusive Boys' and Students' Shop on the Peninsula Complete Formal Rental Service Boys Sizes 6 to 20 Students Sizes 35 to 42 Fashions for Men ofAll Ages Tri? -400' Phone: 3107-09 Washington Avenue evfs S HOP 5-1571 Newport News, Virginia Kecouqhtan Pharmacy C. L. CLODFELTER, Reg. Phar. 819 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia I For Neighborhood Delivery Service Call 4-'I531 O PRESCRIPTIONS Yardley Cosmetics Magazines 8. Newspapers Baby Needs Sundries Drugs Tobaccos Greeting Cards Stationery WISCO LUMIVENT CORP. Call WISCO for the Original Triple Track Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors 1925 Kecoughtan Road Phone 4-3011 Hampton, Virginia I2 BBIFS CUTRATE DRUG STORE 316 S. Back River Road 4 Prescriptions Called for and Delivered Phone 3-7002 175 For the Bef! of Caffe for. . if V fi EVENING WEAR UNIFORMS AND SCHOOL CLOTHES You Can Depend on DAWN BRINGS HQPPV DQVS Dry Cleaners and Launderers 176 From Hot Rods to Cadillacs FINEST CARS MONEY CAN BUY CITY MOTORS, Inc. THE PENINSULA'S LARGEST AND OLDEST INDEPENDENT DEALER The Editors and Staff of the 1957 KRABBA wish to ex press their appreciation to: Our Advertisers Our Patrons Mr. Robert W. Whiteed Our Contributors We urge you to patronize our advertisers 177 GE E RUSSELL Compliments of ADAMS - SACHS wHoLssALr coNrscTioN:ns Florist Formerly LA E. Diggs 2315 Washington Avenue Newport News, Va. ' Phone 2-4764 Open Evenings Till 9 P. M. Gordon Furniture Co. Phone: BUSHWGSS 3-3385 nu-noolnn Factcry outlet store FURNITUQE Buy Direct and Save! N 'ilifj GORDON Baum, Prop, 3600 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 2106 Kecoughhn Road ' Hampton, Va. LANGLEY SERVICE STATION W. L. HARRISON, Prop. REAL SERVICE THE KIRBY CO. GUS: oil: Gredse . 1607 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virgini Queen Sheet In Armistead Ave. Phone 8252 Harnpton, Virgi Phone 2-6367 Guaranteed for Life COFER MOTORS Compliments of SIKVERDMIY furs 3211 Washington Avenue 7h QPTHF43 no: was:-:moron Ave. 'QW gg' Nswroizr Nsws,vA. El- Patronize Your Local Boys The only Barclay owned and operated jewelry store on the Peninsula Compliments of HOP'S PLACE . Established 1922 Compliments of AUTO SUPPLIES o 0 Phones: 3-3389 - 5568 'I7-23 Armistead Avenue Hampton, Va. CT Congratulations to the Hampton High Seniors KRABBA LUNCH gxggggfgffgn Hamburgers - Hot Dogs - B.,,-B-Q Sandwiches 4218 Victoria Blvd. 179 ,. ' .swf '. fails'- aggw W A Q6Z'ffy.,LEZ0l..f' W T if B R E A D 1 8 9 7 I 9 5 7 :SZIJ7 Izfeaxca I QMKJ7 Min? TI-IIE FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Printers Bookbinders Rulery Litlzograplaerf ' '- W - I I -. CIP:-go l1xx'cI1lx'-hfllm Street ljml 4-if'-20 Newport News, Vlrg IIII:I 180 i' 'k i' Compliments of BEVERIDGE CHEVROLET Corner Queen St. and Armistead Ave. Hampton, Virginia 'A' i' t Hampton Marine Co. 525 Bridge Street Hampton, Virginia Marine Distributors Phone 7231 EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS WOLVERINE BOATS o Jock Dyke NODZAK'S PASTRY SHOP Wythe Shopping Center Decorated Cakes for All Occasions Phone 5097 nf? aff 1? We Give Sav-a-Stamps BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS GOLDSTEIN BROS. Hampton-Newport News Nationally Advertised Appliances Television Lane Cedar Chests Duane flame MODERN and TRADITIONAL Lamps - Bedding - Home Furnishings Come to the Dreom House for Americo's Most Talked About Furniture 1803 Kecoughtan Road NN 4-2311 gmail flaw cu wcnifwce IQ. IQ. JONES FURNITURE CO., INC. 213 30th Street Phone 2-2361 Compliments of the CITIZENS RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY Safe and Economical Transportation Specializing in Chartered Services For Chartered Rates Phone 3-3344 3400 Victoria Boulevard REMEMBER PEARL'S HARDWARE Compliments of Zadie! Wuhan Dmlafz LADIES' READY-To-WEAR Telephone 3-3436 'I6 E. Queen SL Hampton, Va. ,-Cp, vnnuilnfw rf 1, R -3' C 4 2- fs We 2-F-is CRANDOL'S DRUG STORE Phone 4981 - 3-9881 The Best for Less V' 34 West Queen St. Hampton, Va. BCWDITCH MOTORS. INC. The Safest Place on the Peninsula to do Business FORD CARS AND TRUCKS e Phone 5-I 268 Monroe Transfer and Storage Company Moving - Packing - Storage e Agents ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. e 315-321 Poplar Avenue, Hampton, Virginia 800 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 224-226 23rd Street, Newport News, Virginia MERRIMAC MOTORS. INC. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealers Kecoughtan Road 81 LaSalle Avenue Dial 6367 Hampton, Virginia 'lung 3005 Cotolpo Avenue PHONE 2-8721 D. L. MANIERI, Agency Manage D. C. BEAN, District Manager Res. 32968 Res. 5-1505 lC2COU8Ll8l'I IBUDJYY-CICBDCIS Your Exclusive LUX Laundry Wythe - Southampton 'k Pick-up and Delivery Service I 183 ne 3-5736 H pt V COOPI-2R'S THE DEPARTMENT STORE OASIS RESTAURANT me Mellen Sh 8 Phone: S891 PHOEBUS VIRGINIA 3508 K gh' R d Compliments of H pt V g PENN LUGGAGE i' R d d by D H 3110 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Proudly Serving the Tidewater Area with Courteous Service and Dependable Values for the Home and Family wmwffwf 184 ?i ,.,.T THE CITIZENS NATIUNAI BANK PERRY'S MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET THE BEST IN POULTRY 3201 Huntington Avenue Newport News, Va. BURFORD BUICK CORPORATION King 81 Lincoln Streets 4323 Kecoughtan Road Phone: 3-3335 - 3-2603 Open Til 9 CUTLER'S JEWELRY REGENT STORES 40-42 Queen St. Phone 4471 Hampton, Virginia STORE AUTO ACCESSORIES B. F. Goodrich Tires 8. Batteries ' Kelvinator Appliances Television Phone 4031 Bicycles-Tricycles Hardware Toys 7 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia Sporting Goods Compliments of PENINSULA HARDWARE COMPANY of Hampton, Inc. REUBEN M. CHURCH, Manage I 1711 Kecoughtan Road Phone: 2-4121 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 CITY OF HAMPTON G. C. BENTLEY, Mayor SWANSON HUNT, Vice-Mayor Councilman M. L. AMORY RALPH DIXON J. R. LAWSON City Manager C. E. JOHNSON 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: Phone 3-3581. Prosecuting Attorney for the State. CITY MANAGER: Phone 3-5114 Chief Administrator of the City Government. CIVIL DEFENSE: Phone 3-7461 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 lemergencyl 4333 Fire extinction. Inspections of Fire Hazards. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-6567 Vital Statistics, Communicable Diseases Con- trol, Maternal Hygiene, Sanitation-Food Es- tablishments, Milk Sanitation and private food disposal. Rabies Control. Public Health Educa- tion. HOME AND FARM AGENTS: Phone 3-2516 Advancement of agricultural activities and home economics. LAW DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-7721 City Attorney--Legal Advisor 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 efficiency and economy in future developments. POLICE DEPARTMENT: Phone 4331 Phoebus. Law Enforcement. Receives Com- plaints. Enforces weed ordinance. Street lights out. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT: Phone 6316 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 qualified voters in the City. TREASURER: Phone 5941. Collects State and City Taxes. Sells State and City Auto Tags lState March 15th to April 15th1. Sells dog licenses. ZONING DEPARTMENT: Phone 8331 or 3-6656. Administers Zoning Ordinance. ln- spections of plumbing and electrical instal- lations. Issues building, plumbing and electri- cal permits. Administers subdivision regulation ordinance. Prepares property identification maps. YOUR STATION OF THE STARS WG I-I I3IO 'Ir MUSIC 'A' NEWS 11' ENTERTAINMENT 'A' 'A' 'A' You Are Alwoys Up-to-Date When You Listen to WGH For Doy or Night Programs Complimems of Amory Marino Corp. SWIFT 6: COMPANY i y uma nm u....,f..., vafga - Ph 3 6517 - 3 6518 Evenings 3 9366 if 1 Hampton Norfolk Richmond p f g, f 4 MATTHEWS PLASTIC CRAFT RICHARDSON OLD TOWN CRUIS-ALONG LYMAN MEET THE GANG AT connscr cRAr'r EVINRUDE Morons TROJAN JERSEY SKIFFS I PACEMAKER SALEM PETE S RESTAURANT 'A' I 38 E. Mellen S A F dly Reliable PI t B y Y B I' New or U cl Ph 3 0251 Phoebus 188 fbawcfen fndufzance rqgencq Hampton Heights Dairy PHONE 5346 if 1 if Y Can Whip Our Cream, But You Can't Beat Our M Compliments of WYTHE HARDWARE CO. Ganga ' 4 and gall' Zyliifzwi to the from 2: ' 3005 WEST AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA We appreciated the fine co-operation of both the Junior and Senior classes, and congratuIate Hampton High School on its fine student body. 190 I x 4 XA: X A 4 X if S . ' P ' ,' if K - ' , . ' 1 x X ' Coypllmeqfs Of I, ' Be Sure and Get Your if 5 A - ' College Wardrobe . . FREEIVUKN 9 ,G HM . N ' ' o stein's - r- Sizes: 7-'I5 and 'IO-20 ,Y R - Q M. 1. GOLDSTEIN 1 126 30th Street i ,Newport News, Vo. The Ladies' Specialty Shop Hampton, Virginia Sea food Stea ks Chicken Chops Y' ' s ' v , 2 V 'lf br x 5 'lf al D F RANK'S RESTAURANT FRANK H. SHAHEEN, Owner Serving the Peninsula for Over 30 Years FROM A SNACK TO A FULL COURSE DINNER Private Dining Room - Catering to Clubs and Parties, Small or Large 'I South Mallory Street Phone 3-0431 Phoebus, Virginia Compliments of Phone 5 L. C. PROCTOR, Owner Hardware, Houseware, Pittsburgh Paints and Wood's Seeds 128 West Queen Street 8Q6 Hampton, Virginia T. H. WILSON CO. Feed and Fuel Phone 3L7922 WESTHAMPTON SERVICE 502 Newport News Avenue Hampton, Virginia D y Ph NI Ph 6394 4657 a. 6206 NORTH KING STREET MOTOR SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Auto Glass Installed General Automotive Repairing 24-Hour Wrecker Service Body and Fender Work 418 North King Street Hampton, Va. HOWARD COOK HERBIE WEST QL: Adm fan glial. Q7A...f.., M. R. F. SLAUGHTER LUMBER CO. Lumber, Millwork and Building Materials Phone 4381 Phoebus, Virginia Dial 4032 for Appointment Sussex Beauty Salon CREATIVE HAIR STYLING Exclusive but not Expensive 3837 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Vo TO BUY OR SELL CALL C. F. KAUTZ, SR. LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER For PENINSULA REALTY CO., INC. Dial 2-3678 Day or Night CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE GRADUATES From Hampton High School P. T. A. DRUCKER 81 FALK REAL ESTATE, GENERAL INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS I34 Twenty-sixth Street 3824 Kecoughtan Road 7603 Bondoleo Ave. NEWPORT NEWS HAMPTON NORFOLK GILMAN COOLEY M g 193 reednm's Key to Better living is YllUl IIBWSIIHIIBF . . . American youth early finds free- dom's key to better Iiving in the pages of,its newspapers. Our unpar- alleled opportunities for achievement . . . our priceless rights to think, speak and choose for ourselves . . . can be maintained only so long as our newspapers keep forever open our channels to the facts that concern us LOOK TO THE DAILY PRESS AND TIMES-HERALD FOR THE BEST IN: -Ar International News sk National News iv Local News sk Sports -Ar Comics if Features wk Advertising -Av Editorials You'lI Find It All In The Tri-Cities Newspapers- ndg' llonlq N O - , 1 -'--. V 'wha' 'hw Tr-.Ci ries ' Evening Nnupapa- allg iprws THE TIMES-HERALD N,,.,,,,, ,,,E,,,-uQm,.w,-,umm nlwron mws.n4uirroN.wnwicn Food Prices are LOWER Sav-A-Stamps are WORTH MORE At Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE Wholesale and Retail HAMPTON ROADS AUTO SALES 3755 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia W. A. OUTLAND 'I7'I Cherokee Road Hampton, Virginia Phone 4866 Res. Pho 5084 Compliments of E. L. CLARKE FASHIONS for MEN-WOMEN BOYS Phoebus, Virgin Compliments of GORDON TH EATRES THE WORNOM FURNITURE CO. 'I42 North King Street Hampton, Virginia ANYTHING IN FURNITURE CUSTOMER CONFIDENCE Lowest Prices -A Dial 3-2918 The Palace 8- Wythe Theatres and Anchor 81 Green Acres Drive-In COH1DIIIH9HIS Of Theatres A also Mft iQT'f? f ,n,,.f-1'-'LMM fx-,f,,,,-ff , A 'M j' Hammond Welding 8: Steel Construction Co., Inc. 9 Compliments of Cmfm! esmzmmf HAMPTON, VIRGINIA ELI MATER, owner 1830 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 1957 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA ... Blackwell Auditorium with Fox Hall in the background FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS D H B ll Pannill, D f Ad 197 I ,EGG l+l'1 l'i is-o-3-1 Hur Complete Deparfmen! Store -l:-a-z- 25-29 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Compliments of GEO. L. SMITH Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Electric, Standard, Portable 113-26th Street Phone 5-1889 LEVIN'S Smart Feminine Apparel 23 South Mallory Street Compliments of HOBBYLAND Relax with a Hobby Model Airplanes 1 Boots Croft 8- Arfist'S Supplies DALE B, LIVELY 383l Kecouglwton Rd. l-lompton V Dial 3-55Ol C pliments of IONES BROTHERS Esso Service Center 519 Bridge Street DICK JONES - RUFF JONES X' i - i w -ge' lil lockwood Brothers CRANE SERVICE HAULING AND RIGGING HAMPTON VIRGINIA G. W. COLEMAN, Mgr. P 0 B 265 PENINSULA SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Ph 4 'I496 New N V 34 In S cl V A 199 Lawrence Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 2016 - 25th Street Newport News, Va. B 20144 - R 2-8086 KIPRTRI YFU ' C0 b A h'h J: I 5. vlnclrigiiixav '-365' SMU Qfawfmmluw a BETTER Haas' Amo Funfvfranf Ar cowfsr cos WYTHE AMOCO Service Center RAYMOND and JIM STRACHAN W. T. PATRICK 81 SONS WASHING POLISHING Hardware, Pqims, Oils, shingles, Roofing GREASING - WAXING Phone 2-9579 1501 K gm R 4 D I3 5016 H V WYTHE MOTORS CO., INC. 0. L. 'I900 Kecoughtan Road P51006 4-1704 nz' YOUR FRIENDLY DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 201 Peninsula Electric Motor Service, Inc. K- F- WILSON i428 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Electric Motors Repaired and Rewound Amme winding ExcAvATiNG - GRADING Belts, Pulleys, Power Tools, and Motors Qk 24-Hour Service Equipment Rental Dial 4-2955 Night 8-6005 THE OLD POINT NATIONAL BANK of Phoebus HAMPTON, VIRGINIA .-.-.Q-ggi Complete Banking Facilities Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Cf 256724464 SINCLAIR HARDWARE Joe M. Sinclair COMPLETE MARKET Hardware 81 Sporting Goods if Team Prices 22-24 South Mallory St. D101 3-4111 Phoebus' va' 44 West Queen Street Hampton, Virgin 202 1 Compliments of Compliments ot Known for Values 3851 Kecoughtan Road 43 W. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Hampton, Virginia Phone 3-5282 Septic Tanks Manufactured, Installed, Cleaned and Repaired PENINSULA SEPTIC TANK COMPANY Post Office Box 160 Phone 3-3522 Hampton, Virginia SHARPE'S AQUARIUM AND PET SHOP The Peninsula's Largest Aquarium and Pet Shop Phone 2-9431 2012 Wickham Avenue Newport News, Virginia A complete line of tropical fish, aquariums, pumps, filters, heaters, pIants,foods, etc. Monkeys, dogs, cats, de-odorized skunks, Canaries, parrots parakeets fRare7, Firmches Compliments of Compliments of YORK Virginia's Beauty Shop DELUXE CLEANERS 2307 Kecoughtan Road Phone Hampton 5100 203 SHAW IEWELRY CO. Famous Make Watches by NRUS MARC NICO O AM O G ONG N S MON 1 Washington A Newport News, V R. HAYDEN SMITH. Florist ond R. HAYDEN SMITH FUNERAL HOME Wallace Electric Service DAVID H. WALLACE, Prop. GENERAL ELECTRIC WORK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Dial ven n, Virgin Compliments of WYATT BROTHERS, INC. THE srons ron MEN Hctmpton High School Hinos Commencement Announcements Personal Cords t Supplied By W. C. Saunders Co. 3110 WEST Morsholl Street Richmond, V 205 SOUTHAMPTON PHARMACY SOUTHAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER Helena Rubinstein - Tussy - Dorothy Gray - Yardley - Old Spice Sheaffer Pens -- Revlon - Parker Pens - Argus - Graflex Polaroid Cameras- Elizabeth Arden PRESCRIPTIONS - DELIVERY SERVICE - PHONE 6359 C. E. wheeief REGISTERED PHARMACISTS C. L. Fisher 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 R QUINN CRIMMINS Is. LEAGUE MRS. ROCHE FRANK D. CUMMINC V. T. STRICKLER GUARANTY REAL ESTATE, INC. TAYLOR R TAYLOR, INC. I-IARRISON R LEAR L. M. von SCHILLING, JR. LACKEY-SAUNDERS CO., INC. WELCH BROTHERS 8. Co. MORGAN-MARROW Co. JOE WELSTEAD, INC. SPRATLEY-ROGERS MOTOR CO. YOUR DEALER For More Than 26 Years Dial: Day 4373-Nights 3-9014 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 201 Armistead Avenue Hampton, Virginia 206 Compliments of J. M. STAEKHUUSE EUMPANY uNcoLN Msncunv SUPERIOR MOTORS Inc. 'l6'I 'I-15 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. Phone 5-1816 PeninsuIa's Oldest Lincoln and Mercury Dealer Community Hardware G. L. AGNEW, Prop. S803 Patterson Avenue . Richmond 26, Virgi LANGLEY TRAFFIC CIRCLE Phone Hampton 3-5883 Hampton, Va. Compliments of TIGNOR 8: MOORE Gnocsiues Phone 4309 21 West Queen Street Hampton, Virgin Congratulations From Suson Lee Antique Shop, TOWN :S COUNTRY Appliances Food Service 'A' 'k 'A' 'I933 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. 'A' i' 'k For Complete Line of Westinghouse, RCA, Dumont. Food Plan, Food Service I I I I .P P Il 41 X I 1- . ' A N' F D 1 I- , I ' 1 I 15 ongvafulafions fo the Glass of 757 nomso umm Aumonnv O7 me cocmcou coummv IV THE NEWPORT NEWS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED 208 By the Famous Names in Music H. 81 A. SELMER BUESCHER BAND CETZEN OLDS 81 SONS W, F, l., DRUMS SLINCERLAND fA- e4?T- Complete Repair Department THOMAS PIANO CONIPANY 2lO Twenty-eighth Street Phone 3-1346 Newport News, Va. CONGRATULATIONS l957 Graduating Class -from- ' 0 elder: 4 Dawg YOUR SCHOOL MlLKMAN Compliments of C. C. MUGLER SONS Griffon and Curlee Clothes Arrow and Van Heusen Shirts Knox Hats - Rugby Sweaters interwoven Hose Jarman and Red Goose Shoes Dial Hampton 6261 26 Mellen Street Phaebus, Virginia U. S. Tire Service, Inc. 4304 Kecoughtan Road Hampton DIAL HAMPTON 6376 209 Our thcnks to Chick Kerlin, JoAnn Lewis, ond Melissa Forster for the Krobbo KorcJvon, Soturdoy morning, IO:3O. RADIO AND TELEVISION an affiliate 1490 KC ' ' ch.mnel1s 210 lk 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 NEWPUHT NEWS SHIPBUILIJING and IJHY DUCK BUMPANY NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 211 I R 1 I v V fx 1 N- N v Wythe Surplus Sales Government 8- Civilian Surplus Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Jackets Rain Coats and Rain Suits 1601 Kecoughtan Road Opposite Wythe Fire Deot. Phone 2-3393 Open 9-8 Sunday 9-6 Compliments of WELLWORTH CLEANERS C 10 Convenient Locations Compliments of A. S. BAISDEN if TXA WYTHE SHOE REPAIR Compliments of Elamrrnrv IG. For the Latest in LADIES' FASHIONS PIC WIC SHOPS Langley Traffic Circle Hotel Langley Bldg. Congratulations to Hampton High Graduates The West End Pharmacy - g-9 C W A lO7 Armisteod Avenue Dial 4346 Hampton High School students and their families are invited to bring their Financial Problems here, Financing the Community's Progress for Fifty-four Years. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Hampton, Virginia The Well-Managed Bank is the Sheet Anchor of the Community --+4 -1--+ Member THE FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 213 Compliments of SALES SERVICE 23 N th King Street Hampton, Vi g New CARS h O .l. sales - I 9 Ol,QLJSfV1f.UEaI LEE, Q QAD 1 L.L.Ac, ----wt Nt. Sel'ViCe 821 W. PEMBHDKE AVE. fam sf. Hignwayp , , , Phone 3-0777 QDMV 1111 Hampton, Vlrgmna WYTHE CLEANERS Where Customers Send Their Friends C 2519 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 214 . jf' f' 5' .-.3 fx ' - kt- , Y, h I A - jf 9 -1 N 2 ' of' x f ' Q2 ff ' NI ,J 'J' ' ,. I 'j v? IL 5 ' 'S I, J 'VV' x 1' , , ' , ' fl Q ' I f ul JJ . W 1 .,. 71,11-J' g,l f f V: .f , J. Mk.. 'RAS' VV ' I f TF- 'A J' gem ww f, I-.1 bfi' 'Je ,J X4 J -A xy, I f I I .4 E .- 1 K ,f M xv' 1' 0 Q ' ,Q . .0 .' I 1 1' 'H ' 'P I ' 1 -fl ff , I ' ' .1 2' 1 1 .. ,,f' .l- I F F 'I . Y, J. Compliments of HAMPTUN FUEL UIL DEALERS ASSUEIATIUN HUNT OIL COMPANY JOHN L. HUTTON Armstrong Point Kecoughton Road YORK OIL COMANY SUM Rm, 'r. H. wn.soN a. co. N. King Street 'WATKINS COMPANY 336 W' Que S MODERN OIL co. 28 E. Taylor Ave., Phoebus, Vo. BUBBER CHISMAN FUELS 222 E. Queen St. J. D. COLLINS a Inc. Buckrge Avg, 1736 W. Pembroke Ave. E. T. LAWSON 81 SON F. D. HUNT Armstrong Point 801 Newcomb Ave. 215 i I In f X I I 1 ' 1' ! ,f ' ' 1 I H '1 I , .7 V! 7 , LY' We deem it a privilege and o pleasure to have played a part in the creation of this annual through the medium of our photographs and thus to have helped perpetuate the memories of student days at Hampton High. xf? YE lzeynek Sizzdio 106 East Queen Street Hampton For 62 years the Photographic service preferred by Hamptonians 216 Woodward Drug Stores, Inc. 9 South Mallory Street PHOEBUS 2 West Queen Street HAMPTON I L ' Sh H 'I' l FULLER s CORNER e YO?n PSP' ALL womc GUARANTEED Phoebus, virginia oRTHoPEDlc PREscmP1'loNs FILLED HOTEL CONFECTIONERY 34 E4 Me e Sm' Pho b V 9 Ph 3 4513 Compliments of NCRTHROFS Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment Phone MAdison 5-0543 450 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia 217 I . . xyjrsgo wiv . x if j yd , ,iff 2 -.' . J . , B i ' J , x , Wall X! Q ..'J5'l xl Q Qs Ei,-VS MJ affzona 'f '.. J C A , ' ...KY if ,J ,l r ' - ,, , , ,sv I A-F' 1' Q1 .ve ,X 9 gf Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. R. West A Friend MfSgt. and Mrs. Van H. Detrich Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Goetz, Sr. Mr. A. Woodfin Patrick, Jr. Mr. H. A. Pearsons Mrs. J. F. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore Mr. J. 'F. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turnball and Family Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris Mrs. L. Eldon James Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Powell Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Scott J Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rose Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wood Miss Susan Terrell Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. W 5 x , .s ' x f', Philip H. Burcher and Mrs. A. W. Murphy and Mrs. A. S. Miller and Mrs. S. P. Domerel Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Barrack Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hudgins Richard Bagley and family Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller Jerome Knowles, J Mr. Charles E. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith Mr. and Mrs John Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Shelton Mr. and Mrs Mr. Nathaniel Samuel Harrell Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kersey Mr. Elbert Carr Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McClary Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rose Mr. Mr. I I' and Mrs. John Nuel Quisenberry and Mrs. J. Aasland The Student Cooperation Association 218 3 a l W 4 WSW MJ ff effififr ill. . Mrs C. H. Zimmerman Mr Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Ceggie Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donely Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Clark Omega Omega Chi Mrs. Louise C. Watson Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cabler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Knight Delta Delta Chi Sorority Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Amory The TNT Club Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Leiss Mr. and Mrs. Case Roberson lota Gamma Phi Sorority Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McC-rath Mr. and Mrs. R. F, Gillis Delta Delta Kappa Sorority Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Flowers Alpha Sorority Bobby Scott Billy Lanson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fertitta Connie Higginbotham David Littleton Taylor James David C-ajarski Willard Bauserman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rowe Miss Evelyn O. Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Vaughan COUPLES Sylvia lves 81 Henry Hicks Melissa Forster 8. Donnie Booker Myrtle Beck 8. Butch Mort Dot Hitchens 8. Herman Frye Marie Corner 8. Wayne Evans Dee Steele 8. Dick Capps Joyce Emerson 8. Bill Ciannini Marie Walton 8. Bobby Henderson Beverly Jones 81 Carlton Bowen Doris Bull 81 Scotty Walton Bernice Barrack 8. C-len Woodmansee BUSINESS PATRON SOUTHAMPTON BARBER SHOP 384l Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 219 Wood, Lawrence B. ..,.....,.....,...... . Administration . ., ,. Advertisements Cutler's Jewelry Store ..,. ...., 8-9 164-217 4 Editorial Index Girls Basketball ..... Golf .,...,................... 90 152-153 Monroe Transfer Storage Co. ProJectionist Staff ......................,. . Parent Teachers Association .... Virginia's Beauty Shop .... 51 16 Annual Dedication ...... ........... H all of Fame ...,... ...........................,........ Q uill and Scroll Society , .,....,..... ....... 4 5 Audiographic Staff ,..... ........... 5 0 Introduction ..,..,.......,...,......,........,....,,..,.,.,,....., 1-.3 School Board ..,...,..,......,...,.,,....... ,.......,. 8 Band .....,.........,...,... ,..,.,., ..,,, 6 2 -64 Juniors ..................................,.......,.,......,. .,...... 2 0-29 Science Club . ,.... .....,.....,.,.....,,,.....,. ........ 5 6 -57 Basehll ............,,....,,, ...... 9 2-93 Junior Class Officers and Sponsor .......... 18 Seniors ........,., ,...,..... ............................ 1 0 1-151 Basketball .... ...... 8 5-88 Junior Varsity Sports ...., .........,...,...... ..,... 8 9 Senior Class Day Committees ...., .....,.... 1 00 Cheerleaders .... ....,... 9 6 Key Club ........................................,..... .. ..... 47 Senior Class Officers ................ .,......., 9 9 Chess Club ,....,, . ,,....,..i,.....,.,,.,, ..... 6 1 Key Club Dedication ...... ..... 4 7 Senior Class Sponsor ....,......., ,,., . , 4,.,.,A. 98 Cross Country ............................ .... 8 4 King and Queen of Prom ..... .,....... 7 1 Senior Statistics .............,...........,........,....... 154-161 Distributive lQucation Club ........ 55 Krabba Highlight .......,,...... ....... 6 6-67 Sophomores ..,,...,.............,., . .,..,.,..,,.............. 31-36 Faculty . ,....,.... ' ...,.....................,.,.... ...... 1 0-15 Krabba Karavan ............. ......... 6 5 Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors .... 30 Features ,,,4....,..,., ...,..,.,.,,.., ...... 7 2 -76 Krabba Staff ...,....... ...... 6 8-69 Speech Club ......,.,...,.........,,.,........,,..,..,......,,.,..,, 54 Finia ...........................,....,...,,. , .............. .....,.,.., 1 62 Latin Club .................,.Y... .... . . ....... 53 Sports Dedication ............................. ....,,. 7 8 Football .................. , ..........,........,............ ...... 7 9-83 Majorettes ..,........,....,.............,........... ..... 6 4 Student Assistants ........,....... ...,.,,.,..,. .,.,...... 4 6 Foreword .....,......,.,..,..,...........,....., ,...,. .....,. . ....... 6 M ost Outstanding Juniors ...... . ........ ..... 1 9 Student Cooperative Association .... ..... 3 8-40 Future Homemaker-s of America ,..,. ..,.,.,. 4 9 Most Outstanding Sophomores ..... ....,.... 3 6 Table of Contents ..............,......,..... .,,,4.,,,, 5 Future Nurses Association ,....... ., .... ........ 5 2 National Honor Society ..........,.,., ...,........ 4 1 Track ,.....,...... ,. .....,.,................,,..,, 94-95 Future Teachers of America .....,. ....... 4 8 National Thespian Society ........ ....... 4 2-43 Vocal Department .... ...,4 5 8-60 Garrick Drumatics Club ....,... ..... 4 4 Olympian Club ....,.........,...,,... ....... . . 70 'A' 'A' 'A' Ad ' ' I d Adams-Sachs ...,................,, ,.,.. . 178 Hampton Fuel Oil Dealers Assn. ,... ., ..,..,. 215 Riverside Restaurant .... ..... 1 73 Adams Shoe Store ....,,....... ...... 1 64 Hampton Heights Dairy ................. t .......... 189 Robbie's Cut Rate ...,,..... .,... 1 75 Alligood's Service Station .,.. . ,.... 166 Hampton High School PTA ........................ 193 Robinson. Lois ................... ..... 1 70 Amory Marina ,..,...,....,........ ..,.., 1 88 Hampton Real Estate 5 Insurance Assn.., 206 Rountree Furniture Co. 170 Barclay sr Sons ......,..., ...... 1 67 Hampton Little Theatre ............,................. 192 Royals. Inc.. Clyde R. .... .,... 1 71 Barclay Brothers ..... ...,.. 1 79 Hampton Marine Co. . ................. ....... 1 81 Russell. Gene, Florist ........ ..... 1 78 Barr Brothers ................ ...... 1 64 Hampton Roads Auto Sales ..... ...... 1 95 Saunders I. A.. Market .... .,,,, 2 02 Beck's City Bakery .,.. .. ...... 180 Hobby Center ............. .1 ........... ...,... 1 66 Saunders W. C., Co. ...l.............. ..... 2 05 Beveridge Chevrolet .... ...,.. 1 81 Hobbyland ....................,.............. ....... ....... 1 9 8 Sear's Department Store ...,........,.. .,... 1 72 Bowditch Motors ............ .,..,. 1 82 Hop's Place .......................,..............,.,,... , ..,,.,.. 179 Selden's Dairy ........,........ ..,....,. ........... ..... 2 0 9 Broadway ..........,.................... ...... 1 84 Horne Brothers, Inc. ............,..................... 169 Sharpe's Aquarium 6 Pet Shop ..... ..... 2 03 Brogden Auto Parts, Inc. .. ...... 164 Houston Printing and Publishing House.,,. 172 Shaw's .... .......,........,...................... , ..,.. , 204 Bur-ford Buick , ..... ............... ...... 1 8 6 Hubbard's , .....,................,.,........... . ,...... . .............. 170 Shawel's Service Center, Inc. 170 Caifee Funeral Home ...... , ..,.. 164 Hygeia Roller Rink ...........,,.,,.............., , .......... 1 69 Shoe Box. The ........................... ,..,. 1 71 Camera House . ....,..,.,,...... ...... 1 66 Imperial Motors .... Silverman Furs ............. ,.,,.. 178 Carmines E. L.. 6 Co. .,.. ...... 1 66 Johnson, Otis .............. ,..... . .. ...... 173 Sinclair Hardware ........ ..... . .. 202 Central Restaurant ,,... .......,.......,,................. 1 97 Jones Brothers Esso ..........,,.., ,...... 1 99 Slaughter Lumber Co. ...... .,.,. 1 92 Chamberlin Laundry, Inc. . ..................,.......,.. 164 Jones, R. R., Furniture ........ .... , .. 181 Smith. Geo. L. ............ 198 Chesapeake 5 Potomac Telephone .... 168 Kecoughtan Laundry-Cleaners ,. .,... 183 Smith, R. Hayden ................. 204 Cheyne's Studio .,....,... ..,.,........................l...... 2 16 Kecoughtan Pharmacy .......,........ ..,.... 1 75 Southampton Hardware .... ..... 2 03 Chin's Chinese Restaurant .......,,.,.,...,...,..... 169 Kirby Co., The ....................... .,...,. 1 78 Southampton Pharmacy ..... .... . 206 Circle Beauty Shop ....,..,.... ...... 1 71 Krabba Lunch ..,,...,.......,,....,.., ....... 1 79 Spigel's College Shop ............... . ,.,. 175 Citizens National Bank .......... .. .... 185 Ladies' Fashion Parlor ...,..... ....... 1 82 Spratley-Rogers Motor Co. 206 Citizens Rapid Transit Co. ..., ..,... 1 82 Langley Service Station ..,.,.,.,. ....... 1 78 Stackhouse, J. M. .... ................ ..,,, 2 0 7 City Motors ..,,.,..,..,.,....,..,...,.. ..... . 177 Lawrence Insurance Agency .,.. ....... 2 00 Superior Motors .............,...,.... ...,. 2 07 Clarke, E. L. ....................,..... ...,., 1 95 Lacy's Shoe Hospital ..........., ...... 2 17 Susan Lee Antique Shop ..... ..... 2 07 Clover Leaf Pastry Shop ...... ...... 1 70 Leggett's ..,................... ,.,. ..... . , . ....,.. 198 Sussex Beauty Salon .......... 192 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. .,...,., ..,... 2 08 Levin's ....,.......,....,...,...,,.,.. ....... 1 98 Suttle Motor Corp. ............ ,.,., 1 71 Cofer Motors ........,.. .,...,..... ....., 1 7 8 Lockwood Brothers ............ ....,.. 1 99 Swift 6 Co. ................... ,... ,..,, 1 8 8 Colonial Stores ................ ..,.. 1 94 Manieri D. L., Agency ...... ....... 1 83 Teagle Transportation ...... ..... 1 73 Community Hardware ....... ..,.., 2 07 Marple Optical ..,................. ....... 1 73 Thomas Piano Company ...... ..... 2 09 Conn Service, lnc. ............... ..... 1 69 McLean's ................................. .....,. 1 72 Tignor and Moore .,,.....,...,,,.. ,, ,,,,, 207 Cooper's Department Store ...... ....,. 1 84 Merchants National Bank ..... ....... 2 13 Town and Country ..,.,.,..,. ,,,. 2 01 Crandol's Drug Store ................. , ...,. 182 Merrimac Motors ........................,.. ....... 1 83 U. S. Tire Service .............. ,,,,, 186 194 Daily Press and Times-Herald Dawn . .... .............................................,. Dixie Diggs Auto Parts, Inc. ..,. . Dream House Furniture , .....,..... , Drucker and Falk ......,,.,...,.,.... Dowden Insurance Agency .,.. Epes Stationery Co., Inc. ,..... Esquire Shop ........................ Exotic Aquarium ......,......... Farabee's Studio ............,........... Franklin Printing Company ...,. Frank's Restaurant ....,............,.. Freeman's Fur Shop . .,.. Friend, A , ........,......,,..... ,... . 1 uller's Corner ..,,.... ,,.,, ......... Garden Bake Shop ,. ..,.....,.,... .. Gatling Brothers Shipyard ,.,. Kennels ....,.,.......,...., Genmar Goldstein Brothers ...,,.......... Goldstein. M. J. .,....,.. . Gordon Furniture Co. ..... . Gordon Theatres .,,.,.,,.... 176 164 181 193 189 166 167 166 190 180 191 191 195 217 169 167 169 181 191 178 195 Grant, W. T. ...................,..,..,...,......,.........,.., 203 Halderman Marine Sales ......,.,.,...,,....,..,.,.... 186 Hammond Welding k Steel Constr. Co. ,,,. 196 Hampton, City of , .......,.,.,,,,..,... ..... ....,..... ...,, 1 8 7 Hampton Esso Servicenter ...,,...,...............,. 167 Nachman's ................,.,..,........,.......... ....... 182 Mugler C. C., 5 Sons ....,........... ....... 2 09 165 201 Newport News Furniture Co. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. ........,.... ....... 2 11 Nodzak's Patsry Shop ...........,. . ..... . 181 North King Street Motors ...... . ...... 192 Northrop's Sport Shop .........,... ....,.. 2 17 Oasis Restaurant .............,.... ....... 1 84 Old Point National Bank .,... ......, 2 02 Patrick W. T., dz Sons .................., ....... 2 01 Pearl's Hardware .......,,.....,......,....,...,,.. ., .... .182 Peninsula Electric Motor Service ..,......... 202 Peninsula Florist Association .......... ....,.. 1 79 Peninsula Hardware ........................., ....... 1 86 Peninsula Realty ....................... ....... 1 92 Peninsula Septic Tank Co. ............. ...... 2 03 Peninsula Supply Co. ,... ,.,....,........... ,..... . 1 99 Penn's Luggage ..................,........,...,............,... 184 Perry's Meat and Poultry Market ..........,. 186 Pete's Retsaurant ............,..,......,.,.....,.,. ,..,. . . 188 Phillips W. T., dz Sons ,.,....,.,......... ....... 1 72 Picwic Shops ...................... . ...... 212 Proctor's Hardware ...,....,. Ramsey Floor Covering ,. . Randolph-Macon College ..,.. Regent Stores ................. ..,,. 220 191 173 197 186 WGH ......................................... WVEC ..............................,.......,,.. Wallace Electric Service .,..,. Warwick Farms, Inc. .......... . Watkins Supply Co., Inc. ...,.. . Wellworth Cleaners ....,.,.,,. .,.,..,,.,.,,,,., West End Pharmacy ...............,.. Westhampton Esso Service Stat ion White Oldsmobile-Cadillac .................... Williams Pontiac ......,..,....,............. Wilson, K. F. ...............,.. . Wilson T. H., and Co. ..... . Wisco Lumivent Corp. .......... . Woodward's Drug Store, Inc. .. Wornom Furniture Company :.. Wyatt Brothers .....................,...,. Wythe Amoco .........,...........,.,.,.. Wythe Auto Parts ...... Wythe Cleaners .........,. Wythe Hardware Wythe Motors ............. 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