Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1958 volume:

. Q 4 - 'iiiEngeii'SiuieihisW1jiC0i l 9 t t jfle Special Events Committee of the Hampton ' i Qootbalx at virznnnslgg 'f by Joyce Gottlieb and Kathy Clark, welcomed students ' A' when he was as i gtfarwick and Newport News High Schools on Federa- J- ----n-h+ 'l'011t Hampw fy, Friday, December 6. The guests were greeted at n e-dh . Int entrance and taken to the cafeteria, where they P' fa Aches Senlors H' H1 ' Qirlotte Adams Chosen CUIQ' iMeetinQ7 ' 1 ' Exchange Student X S ,wfioul hy .On Dedicl fr' ' A 'Hampton senior, Charlottfpringgllzmoresf uf: Smith Raneb' Tufneff Semin' ' ' ' He 1, 01' H est M ggindeld at the l Adams, spent. the summer in Ge' as 1, Hmm- P. L- I nge dent. Pl' , many as an exchange- student, unine Yeanee: ft Ha,:ZtH18h 362,81-Vqg, of HRMDWD Hlgh bsc A der the sponsorship of the Han Vigufb, cameriginally 1,011 High EOLMY -..qs of 1358, Otto en ' ' Enya o Us Pom Or ' e mee 1113, ' f P --brri C Senior Board U mm P147 N i ' DUIVG. e - E -I 'I e es PlanS fl5.51 ? ' be f are i , 'D' X65 1 0 Ha ' b 6 me was one of the 400 o depe mpfon H. who were seasick. . 0142.5 'rs Smear, unlgh Schoo tl d The first part. of C egxx 5.90935 XV,-al ay - dertfhe diies visit was spent at board 221 'XG gb 'ww' :ff '5e Qg. may X S ? in Marbwrg with Nanny To Ox K we We 1, W 965' N max, ' 5 N ef -a ull e h 'M' girl with whom she liv Pears, 1-4 Q6 x0dQi:qgClo, sfgxbfiixi. A trofflic Qu cy Jar N 1' A. P99 ' .gpm QB .555 QOQ' .' 'harder T eme i1RQney Turflel' Vlxs15'.Qe'5t i'fvt-z+f'5 .exe -new Aoi' Nancy ' 'F 1 eflior 1 es' +FG P'0Yf 3EIected Class :anus Band Gives 35.25. l . I1 an ' 1 ene Stars IP - qu - s C en res: ent Chnstmus one l Y bei ' t and crew' L , af y H. h ,B d, A My 'Tull-:win elect glgmntexe 3251112 'tel T'he'HmPptO:f '1:Emml?nT- Law' is A016 Hts W ufeua iisfthe dnectmn 't annual Christ- I ll Ceo -- SW at asslewniv of Ave 110' 'e el ' nresented 1' S --e--f-+1-A' l we we .1 . l , ow tml.. fe,,..1eXxje new sanded 1, tu ent Relations 1' to a' . Ex' ..,-X In l 0 - 10 ,wt .ww wcctleeeed Y H -C-mmff ,Council Elected l 'W l 0 A B' so mer- .f ,, M- of g . l l me vu .ned BB ea Xa speech o v , Q he gm, l i vs 90 Con A5' nvlmc' ' n' October 3. seven students haf' ' - TVA eva ef 15 e '- wp Creamy, .neue ' S ', ' An High were elected by t r X Qlbmoti, to serve as members 1 , l3v 'Y?f.+v B H 3 spades: Relations Cov C R C36-ll L , . .' t B Q, ,S G 'Q . H S , a sfqmgsfsb is chosen w Liao A L l . it 'W . e 4 Q? ef' cy Sp: ' 6 ' p . I ...ne l 's 5- safe- as Phu . GK OD .-.ea candidat Q Q esfiivy 'Sig 5'-f'1'fH the Jacobi P l e u presigzlent as senior c X Qc' 02 'F Q9 3' 5' ., -35' 1? 4 43, be p Bevefw 554 e -- e , . -x s one-M - .wwe be -.cw 0. . M and Fred Rane? has been S 8 f,.s'b-6 ,592 gb 5' Q59 ,Q N.. 'Q' .BV me seillo me! L We We 0 ci .inte V. . s .:-.e'm?.- 22- sf .sw of Q . is ' lm' nz, seen. 5' -Av ,gp xv? 42 43' ef- Q' 14? fe 5005- A Key Club ., S. L 46' 8 QW. as bi' ' - AA B-1 --bso. ' mn-a-te. He is co-. fl i -- -1,9 569,80 '5N5Noi '43d m'7'm.,gs4' Roman Bah' l lTeam ond for the las. 3 37' 4,9696 6575- To B T ' quef n' , ' ' - - .has nm me 100 yard ei., .lf C- p 'N 4 Q .e ' fi p mme voters of Amerie. :also plays wingback on the footo.. W-PQ,29b'.f3:'m'9,? '35 V 'N-. v . ornght ' 'name of a new club for team-' , ' ' High Crabbera. The new t 4 Som -after . . o wonsoretl' by Mrs. ljvrel ing? xgitfggthe W v embernhip is open 1so..,gll,l.5l fihf - t ' it -1 .I '. - Q A W ic e , l , 1 it l be 0 P H 0 e O R E Golfers Prep F o , l . v , o o Schedule of DI ers of the speech class and spon-h is proud to accepi M, . h ' A ' , , , - - ALA Qm-meh Club. Also this h, Frank Eg-ar, to its any ?'??E'E.E'El??. honors lptvns g'Ql Gorrick's ran Play Basketball ueen Crowne Is A le I During the ha o e amp or The Gal-rick's Dramati I b f th H t entd its fall nu' pre' eel dew TZ 525, Energon Named To F.B.l-A-1 N Ko Ver q57. f?:11d All Southern orgqnizel Ben X sewn T0 THE KRABBA A new orszggl dnd Johnny Ellerson Ham to I 'QA Lew Hi? om corgler ond, I p nas A Qfnec , g because fig: ,1 thlof five 2 'He. I 'sfufe B , 5 ed an evexxxxtgampwn Hx? id' ar Tllfagazine All S 6 Cr b On Dece S g Glaytaanskloyinv naes ,Ne1'2 he f 68111. N 0 13 ,th .i dy m0 I 0 ' I E 1, - ' rmecoming sexe A amlnafed A ' Zfrwfclitegl diszlill 2:12001 'S V' 1 3 -5 to W d :wal t sb sch vb- .1 C lsuv-H95 -1 le . W c . S f03T 4 lFQ , o Ve tel'-9 We Il. 0 - n . 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' Dri fr the presen I fo ff I , . o a Ani I SueJ,,,ee1-erm, Var.: s sportsmansjnp is me , 4 D150 list If E: DJ, Icy a t ., rely Q W 81 viva! by 1uP 'i 11 D'1??q'a 1:a0h' T188 'e'1f.l0llll S 8 dm-A ll r' V ed thifinmtog'-3, Afivlbeen ffl?-escbgjuftbere ry B DFQUI' DelegQfeS '. 'bb Wei 1 , Iv: in CGC A ' 'gl' 1hsfgg3ofh5jZ1t,bn'Qffen . 2 area Teen Of The Monflf-S C A Conventioq V of seclhiyj 0 9 l 0 Ellerson A l v Q Q iv , lla ferr ffr:ta:e.e2z::,2lii: l Q' 494559 -. 'S me ,ly Pl' . 3 the Month. Each S' o 6 Irene vvkllssll 1l!ol1gTb1-ee In- ri-cities area selectedlor Q. m.9?sig,QKpksz.xQxb fdga' Cofrontefrly fggutes earl, if I ts chose el I . 16' 9 'GQ' Ka re In P1-' . m a WOIJK Ie? to ' . n are those bww' glstenq V Q 'Q' My 40 Coen' 'Wege Ssembf- and . Lunch outstandlns Schnl- A ea Hams, is-5,90 no ,SQQQ Vila? guala If fherz for H1613 are tigtine up acter, Person. ' W eb. l .gf A 5993, -lan, M nie in comzs one this-'1 of 19 senior C -9up ZZ .igosoddf 9, ifllffayeizlkbhaff Z0-ire mall? iq., ,lZiha11 gn Lie tion and gain Dior Xa Wt: e IODA Ga- 1 361.85-weble 2, it gating Al' Hhd .mf 011 tim, D81-ind 3 9, Lai,-nur Fame V195 on ll - O 'll 05.49 'Me' 5 p ,ad ' dents 0 S330 , Bevefl W , E1 , Qoeezwr STONEY 94+-fszcs C333 4 OQGM ZQQ ffmel iff Q1 ' .Q I ' .., , W -59.1.1 .X L 1 -'j : ,E5.:- Q MM, fi F, f 1 A g A Q., A .IV , ,-- ., ,-wk-. V 4 5 wN.,n1 , 4 fr we I JN V . K--'01..: V ,6gV,,,,,' -,wg .M YA in .- ..,--Q ,,,:: - ,, 1- ., V - , ': ' nf E f. ,-aaffzezlg. Y 3 -1 - . , X- . W? F'ils5- - . w ' M -1,-Y' X, The KRABBA 1 i4'g1,4.21,.v ' g,,5.F-' N w 4 if 4 1 A . 2 I age.-. -Q-.-1. L-.QW THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENTS OF HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMPTON, VIRGINIA VOLUME 36 w w -lf '- Y- -w Nw ii! ' -.. 'n--wuz, .4 -. wh' 5847 ' ,w u nzmgsifeam M w L ' 1 - ,- , ' u M. Aj- ' 511: an' 7 F' K u f .N Xl. , :W,, WM , ,if ' L we W 2: 'mf Z2 'gi' 4 , Lgifg2j:.::f',- ' -if j ' . J' L gg ww gf? , i E iff .I V Special Events Page 8 Administration Page 16 Classes Page 28 Activities Page 110 Sports Page 148 Advertisements Page 1 78 V V ffl' I SVHHW X W 5 'W ' ggi fe-W ' 15, ,wr .rf ' This annual is dedicated to Old Hamp- ton High School by a grateful student body in recognition of thirty-six years of distinguished service to our commu- nity. In the 1958 edition of the Krabba our purpose is to give you a picture of our final year at Hampton High School. The graduating Seniors are going on to greater goals and achievements While the Juniors and Sophomores are going to further their education in the new high school. In future years when you thumb through these pages, We hope they will bring many cherished memories of these years at Old Hampton High. il sy Juv: agp, - fl v r 8 1 5 I i I I I I 1 ' 'Q ,1.. gl ., VA HA -- ..ll,i,v N, i-ygf, Lg: ,'.-K 'R ., Nj ' f. -V' .154- A it 4 -7.--A ','- 113' A ang ,. ,, yr. sw... A W' 'f,.'E, 11' ' ML' -,nz glyfyi, if -ff Y' 1 . d , ,, U l t Nkxw 1 W- ', 1 ,Vw ' - Wai 1 w x- A . m' wx' ww A , , ' V ?zfw.J 4'Qi1u1,Q,QM ' ' A 'J w A ,f:Lga,iw'ys,,'J, w H M -2,3 w ,H H ww ., . V4 W Hmmm K , 4 L l, - 1,5-f. ' Q-,'T W-Z, 1 gm .- iff . sk- , X w my , w w U ,M W r.,,Q r MM w -4 1 ' ,,, am- Y. .,,-14'-' i 1 54 I ,x '- 4..V.1 1 ..- I., ,cf mga -gn- - ,J 37, .:.:l:, . ', wi' ff , -'fn-H , ,.,. , .f . 'I .rl : - ' mu 3524.111 ..,. x., , f. ff -.v-'X 1 2 2 . :u...L. xl, w mp! wx - V, J :Ex , basl- A fb in W4 6 Jeanette Patton performed her expected duties for vacationing Richard Wood during Twirp Week. Students are carrying out principles stressed during Honor Week. Mart'ha Goding and Duane Davis fix bulletin board display stressing Brotherhood Week. Clean-Up VVeek got underway with some well-placed action by John Spivey, Linda Hatley, and Rosser Mitchell. - M 591- Hrgha nd . - th G Pfbboxty 30X SQYDX' S Turke rant Sill o 6 .Y gs - A We5XeYmew sch Red av Hampto Day Pep Iufe a hn uno 1 ved for 11-Ne Rag 1111711 ya-59 'sew ' new Wpo 5' Dre ly YHX 85 dl Gprxa Ft N Cedi at ? KM 399i pail- GWS U8 th .a1109dYe5Suxg qqtdxye gam en S '08 Hampton was host to students from Newport News and Warwick high schools in an SCA Federation- sponsored Exchange Student Program. Students who participated were: First Row: LaRue Nettles, Don Hardy, Dick Wynne, Tommy Sommerell, ChariotteVAdams, Linda Ivins. Second Row: Aretie Gal- lins, Miss Gildersleeve, Newport News SCA sponsorg Peggy Dale, JoyVcepGott1ieb, Nancy James, Karen glzike, Martha Goding, Mary Jane McGrath, Jean Rahn. Third Haw: fzik TeshfSt5c?W2azey,'Knn Sheild, Duane Davis, Hubert Register, Charles Rideout. 11 Carol Livingstone Merit Scholarship Finalist .I u if-:L as xr w elm '. ,, , 1 r- - ivan th I F LQ 4.07, 1 fi T, - '-'is---:f . K Beverly Jacobson DAR Good Citizenship Award Univelifgflogvgtigshmond Gary Ferguson First Chair, All-State Band. CHIE E ENTS Charlotte Adams American Field Service Exchange Student Boys' and Girls' State Delegates 12 .ma qv- y 'Mir v ' ' ji 6 5 . M King and Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom, John Ellerson and Sandra Hewitt. Football Homecoming Queen, Sylvia Basketball Homecoming Queen, Carolyn Verdery. Hahn. 13 V 1 ':l ', ' 'l , ix fl N l , g l..L , i,' l 5' , ' ' '- A A -ll H 3 Q X l ' ' i , , ' l T' 1 5- Tw. 3: -Y Y xiii 2 , l Lx- l af. ii Bill Baker, Sally Stevenson, Martha Grant, .Eine Ihfompson, Qettylvlgrris, Sue Carmines, War- ren Haley, Marie Gable, Jack Shannon, 'Karen Blake, and Marvin Greene, members of Hampton High School's dramatic club, talk over script problems before play night. , : 1 f : b il '.-L: lu ,n ,W Hffssew, 'fl ?5f71 ' ' I'-1-17? 'Q H - va Ein . Z!! Y ' ll fi l Randy Gardner, Warren Haley, Melba .Io Ann Lewis, Patsy Mackey, Chick Blewett, and Jimmy Shield make last Kerlin, and 'Art Lochner prepare for minute script changes before recording Krabba Caravan broadcast at WVEC Krabba Magic. Radio Station. 14 ,T WW, ffl' ,xxxvr 4 l . l l l ,, . .,., -1 - -- WW: These Students attended the All-State Chorus at Princess Anne. Shirley Woodward, Marie Gable, and Jo Ann Helmer get directions from Bones Everton for the Minstrel. AJ' ' Lg., . Triumphant band members and Mr. Lawrence proudly display the trophy Won at the Southeast- ern Band Festival. 15 , ! s. if , Y-:gy uv 1 .4- as..f'X4: x' 'su A X T5 w gig + I '1 1 wi I Y It 4- J , ,- B fr A U, N I 'tu 1 I If 2: I 1 ky. , :mm ,Wu , :SH W 5, was H N ga M H 'mm ,, n sq:-l'.::4..-I iii . , My , 11 ' qw School Board C. ALTON LINDSAY C. W. MILLER Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Personnel Q' BEN G. BOSWORTH FRANCIS W. JONES LUTHER MACHEN MRS. B. LARRABEE CARR Administrative Assistant Clerk oft the School Board Supervisor of Construction ViSitiU8 TGHCYIGI' to the Superintendent Audio-Visual Advisor '- 'l- THE SCHOOL BOARD - First Row: J. M. Willis, Mrs. Paul Purser, J. B. Morgan. Second Row: W. R. Benthall, George L. Lockwood, Dr. Wade L. Traynhain, H. B. Andrews. 18 dmlmstratlon GARLAND R. LIVELY Principal I' B.A., M.A., University of Virginia 'ir-.. if ' 17.2, M 'Q H1 H1 HN 1 ' ,U it 'II I if I ' 1 , I P No.5 EDWARD R. SZETELA CATHERINE S. WILSON ELIZABETH M. COOK Assistant Principal B.S., Florida Southern University Secretary B.A., University of Massachusetts M,Ed., College of Registrar M.A., Cornell University William and Mary TI-IELMA R. DAVIS School Nurse 19 MARION CRAIG School Nurse English Department English B.A., College of William and Mary M.E,, Rutgers University ELIZABETH H. BOYENTON Head of Department L .--2 - i f ' J 1 ' -2 . W H I . ELBERT L. CARR NELL S. GUDE GWEN HARRINGTON CHARLES D. JOHNSON English English English English B.A., College of B.A.,Trinity College B.A., Woman's College, B.A., Bridgewater College William and Mary M.A., Fordham University University of North Carolina M.A., Madison College Sponsor of SCA Sponsor of Quill and Scroll University of Virginia and Krabba Highlight F .sfffzif-rj A rf A gf- we w W 9 W .. , BARBARA NIX REBA J. PERKINS FAYE E. QUINN English English English B.A.,M.A., University of Texas B.A., Lenoir Rhyne B.A., Mary Washington College Sponsor of National Thespian Society and Garrick Dramatic Club HAWSIE M. ROWE LOUISE C. WATSON KATHERINE WILLIAMS ELIZABETH B. WOODARD English EI1EliSl'l Latin, English English A.B., College of A.B., Randolph-Macon College B,S,, Longwood Cgllege B.S., College of William and Mary 20 William and Mary M.S., University of Chicago Mathematics Department MARY A. CATLETT Algebra, General Math B.S., Longwood College MARGARET R. SHAFFER Geometry, Algebra Randolph-Macon Woman's College B.S., University of West Virginia KATHRYN E. PARRISH Head of Department Geometry, Review Math B.S., University of Virginia F. B. COMER DRUSILLA C. HOWARD VIRGINIA C. KERSEY Algebra, General Math Geometry, General Math Algebra, Geometry, B.S., College of B.S,, University of Chattanooga General Math William and Mary A.B., Boston University 'Eb JAKE M. SMITH JOHN W. WHITESIDE R. K. WILLIS Geometry, General Business Math, Biology Algebra Businezs Math B.S., Lynchburg College B.S., Lynchburg College A.B., Wofford College Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.A., East Carolina College Norfolk Division ww I., I H . Zzz I I ' fee-I H , - Q.. 5, L 5.1 .Q o i, . , ' C ART HOME ECONOMICS BAND VOCAL MARY E. CLYNES ELIZABETH Y. HAYWOOD TOMMY T. LAWRENCE ROLAND W. RALPH A.B., University of Kentucky B.S., Mary Washington College M.Ecl., Shenandoah Peabody Conservatory of Music M.A., Columbia University Sponsor of Conservatory of Muzic B.A., Arizona University Cg-Sp0nggr gf KRABBA rl Future Homemakers of America M.Ed., College of 21 William and Mary f Government B.S., Longwood College M.A., College of William and Mary lie? MICHAEL J. ANASTASIO Government B.A., University of Richmond Coach of Basketball and Baseball l FRANK A. EDGAR History B.A.,, King College Sponsor of Junior Class Coach of J. V. Football, J. V. Basketball .and Track R. EVE LEWIS Government B.A., M.A., University of Texas Ph.D., Northwestern University Sponsor of Future Voters of America oeial Studies Department MABEL E. SPRATLEY Head of Department S .lf P' ig-r J I ,. H 4 1 I , 'w' f J. H. BOOTH ROBERT J. BOSWELL Geography History, Speech B.A. Elon Colle e Roanoke College v E M.Ed., College of B.A., Shepherd College William and Mary Sponsor of Speech Club M. - Wx: 1 . rv X. :XMIM iu ijlw YT m m 3 CHARLES A. JOHNSON ELSIE GAY LANE History, Government History A.B., High Point College A.B., M.Ed., Hampton Education College of William and Mary Association Representative Sponsor of Senior Class ?:W.:.3.Vf ' 5' eiie-SH ' 2192 2 ' f Q Y I L 'A -Qi, X. H 4 x W x p DONALD R. TAYLOR RUTH A. von DOENHOFF History History A.B., M.Ed., A.B., Marshall College College of William and Mary M.A., College of C0-Sponsor of KRABBA William and Mary Sponsor of Junior Red Cross I' and Safe-Teens 22 1 Cv Commercial Department ll ETHLYN A. WEST Head of Department Bookkeeping B.S. Mary Washington College College of William and Mary l -,-. .. ,. ..:, Y: , - . :avi W : Q'. VV rigfif . jizz. MARY M. AKERS MARILYN J. BAKER ESTHER B. LOMINACK WILMA A. SPEIGHT Shorthand, Typing, Shorthand, Typing Distributive Education Office Practice, Shorthand Business Math B.S.S.A., Woman's College of A.B.,Woman's College of the B.S., Longwood College A.B., Emory and Henry College University of North Carolina University of North Carolina Virginia Polytechnic Institute New York University ANN A. JACOBSON Clerk Sponsor of Distributive Education Club fr. 'S' ' - 4 - .. , , . fi .f V' Nm .: l E ki 3 M. 43e.! FE- -rg it , '-nf I' '93 'l i .J Iii. '1 we A 5 Huw 55? T . I 'f :- .,. , yy gp, ' -qv 'st . Y gl 1 1' ,i - 1 ' , ji . if ' i I5 l T 3' ' - . ' U , ' If l. 1 , - 1 ' ' J. L ' 'inf 1 ' ' I ' , ' l N VELMA M. THOMAS Typing B.S., Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Sponsor of Future Nurses of America CAROLINE W. STOTT A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman'B College M.A., College of William and Mary 23 RUTH B. WALLIO Shorthand B.S., Florida State University Sponsor of Junior Class ,f It A V f rl' - -J ' C no f .. , e n 7 ' i LOU BELLE THORPE MARY W. WICKE Clerk Central Film Librarian B.S., University of Virginia x Science Department KATHRYN V. BULLY Head of Department Biology B.S., Longwood College Sponsor of Biology Club and Sophomore Class 11, W M Q, 2 f, . , l ' l 3 1 ' JACQUELYN LACKEY DALE E. ROSE ROBERTA B. STONEY Biology Chemistry Physics B.A., Longwood College B.A., Emory and Henry College A.B., University of Richmond College of William and Mary- Sponsor of Krabba Karavan Hampton Institute Sponsor of Chemistry-Physics Club PEGGY P, THOMAS JACKSON H. WHITE FRENCH Chemistry, Biology Biology ANNE CRAIG B.S., College of B.A., University of Richmond B.A., 'Mary Washington College William and Mary Sponsor of Sponsor of Sophomore Class Chess Club and Biology Club LATIN SPANISH ' FRENCH ANNIE P. GARDNER ELIZABETH HAM CARLEEN W. YATES B.A., Mary Washington College A.B., Indiana University A-B-. M-A.. Sponsor of Latin Club M.A., Columbia University College of William and Mary Duke University 24 Physical Education Department K W - . Y - H 1 in . 5 'E I ww w ' , 1. H A A 1 it ra - l 'g . ' I ' f' l I i Y JAMES L. BROGDEN J. M. 'EASON MARGARET R. GREENWOOD B.S., Western Carolina College B.S., College of B.S., Radford College William and Mary Co-Sponsor of Cheerleaders Football Coach ARTHUR S. LETOHA BILLIE J. McKENZIE ' EVELYN H. MOORE RICHARD A. STOLTE B.A., College of Wooster B.S., University of Maryland Geography and Health Hygiene B.S., Temple University Co-Sponsor of Varsity Club, Co-Sponsor of Cheerleaders B.A., Elon College Co-Sponsor of Varsity Club Industrial Education Department ROLAND E. CAZER RICHARD H. GIBSON R. McRAE MONTGOMERY Drafting Industrial Arts, Industrial Electricity A.B., John B. Stetson University Director of Adult Education B.S., Sponsor of Honor Society B.S., Oswego State Virginia Polytechnic Institute Teachers College M.Ed., College of William and Mary 25 l 'UN' Ngaa- i X v T9 OFFICERS OF THE P..T. A.: First Row: Mrs. S. Gatlin Taylor, Co-Vice-President, Mrs. Hugh D. Alcock, Presidentg Mrs. Charles Zimmerman, Co-Vice-President. Second Row: Mrs. Walter Post Smith, Recording Secretary, Mrs. H. J. Cobb, Historian, Mrs. Robert Conway, Parliarnentariang Mrs. B. F. Mundie, Corres- ponding Secretary is missing from picture. Diane French, Betsy Croswell, Mrs. Annie Croswell, Elbert L. Carr, Edward Webb, Rene Riley, Annie Jane Andleton, Molly Riggins, a parent, and John W. White- side take part in Registration Night for the parents. 26 Parent Teachers Association We, of the P.. T. A., are proud to have had the opportunity of knowing and working with you, the class of '58, who has already had the distinc- tion of being the last to graduate from this building. We are confident that you will advance more as you go into our interesting, challenging World. Our prayer would be that these years have served as a stimulus to constant growth and search for the truth. Best Wishes for the future. Mrs. Kathryn Parrish, head of the Mathematics Tommy T. Lawrence, -the Band director, informs Department, confers with Mrs. Walter Hixon about a group of interested parents of the Band's accom- advancement of the students. plishments. Back To School Night Back To School Night, an annual event, is attended by parents of Hampton High School Students. These parents, by following their teenagers' schedule of classes, are given an opportunity to become acquainted with teachers and sub- ject matter. In the gym, Arthur S. Letoha emphasizes the im- Physics Teacher, Mrs. Roberta B. Stoney fin mid- portance of a good physical education program. d1eJ, explains the fundamentals of physics to pa- rents. 27 L ' Ls 'M Y K , W ,.. fl? .kggmzkk -1. w 1 if ti , in .4 if I H1 L -E U ' I, , , ki..- -ns- 5 1 w w w , , - ,, .5 Y ,..... ,,,, -WY - E: W, - I .V 44.41 H 1 v EZQMQ1. MISS ELSIE GAY LANE To The Seniors: As Sophomores and Juniors, you were primarily occupied with the present. As Seniors, you find some sadness in the thought that you will not pass this Way again. We hope that while you were here, you learned to think Well and choose wisely for tomorrow you will be the backbone of our strength as a nation. You leave behind many friends who will always be interest- ed in your happiness. Elsie Gay Lane 30 ! was . f President X Semor Class Officers Raney Turner Vice-President John Ellerson s! Jw sf f Q X I V H r....... Secretary Treasurer Pat Carmines Molly Riggins 31 Prophet, Patsy Mackeyg Giftorian, Beverly J acobsong Last Will and Testament, Sylvia Verdery Poet, Carol Livingstoneg Historian, Chick Kerlin. Class Day activities are capably handled by our Senior Class Historian, Last Will and Testament Committee, Poet, Giftorian and Prophet. The Historian has the task of Writing the history of our three years at Hampton High School, from the time we entered its hallowed halls in September of 1955 till we sadly leave them in J une, 1958. Our Last Will and Testament, in which We leave a favored desk or teacher to a special friend, is an equally hard job, as, each year there are more and more seniors to graduate. Poet laureate of Hampton also requires a lot of work, for the class poet tries, with rhyme, to eulogize his or her class for posterity. The Giftorian attempts with a few words and ra small gift from the senior cl-ass to show our appreciation to our sponsors, to the school and its faculty for all they have done for us in the past three years. Our Prophet attempts to visualize what we seniors will be doing about ten years from now. Some are amusing and some are serious but almost all are astonishingly close to the truth. Thus, you see how enormous a job these hardworking people do to make Class Day a success for you. 32 ASTRI ALICE AASLAND CHARLOTTE DESPER ADAMS DENNIS ofrfro ALLISON GLENDA JEAN ANDERSON JOHN MELVIN ANDERSON MARY MARGARET ANDERSON JOHN CLARK APPLEBY LEROY FRANCIS BAISDEN w I il F MARGARET ALMA BARNHILL JEWEL NIXON BARNHOUSE CARL LEE BARRACK ? Y 7i W V kr, ,, FRANCIS GERALD BARRACK K QQTNA LEE BAITY IRENE DELORES BALDWIN JEANETTE GIRLON BANKS ROBERT WAYNE BARFO-OT gl ,, 57 L1 16 WH BETTY LOU BASS GLEN GALEN BATEMAN V' fr WILLARD ANDREW BAUSERMAN, JR. GREGORY BECOUVARAKIS -.Q PATRICIA ANN BENTON JAMES MELVIN BERRY RUTH ANN BETHKE MARCIA PATRICK BIGGER 5 SONYA HOWE BLOXOM BETTY LOU BOOTH GLORIA FAYE BOOTH BONNIE LEE BOSWELL ix KAREN MARTHA BLAKE 1Eg-x , ' -1.3 MATTIE JO BLEWETT if MELBA JEAN BLEWETT WILLIAM ALFRED BLOUNT, II m , ,J , ww -..', S- I ,- li 1.,.wI7 2-19' A - A L ,1, DONALDAGENE BOWEN CLARA JEAN BOYD BILLIE GAIL BRAGG HARRY BREEN . iw 4, -': DANIEL WOODROW BRIDGES, JR CHRISTINE BRINEGAR JUDITH ANN BROCK DAVID LINDSAY BROWN , M I , 'fili , ,WW BARBARA BUCKINGHAM .IOI-INNIE LOUISE BUKOVICH DORIS LOUISE BULL BIQIIELIP HARWOOD BURCHER, JR. page Y me 1 ELEANOR GAY BRUCE MARVIN MILTON BRUCE DONALD LONG BUCHANAN RONALD LEE BUCHANAN I? iff 1 38 Ai 'M MARY ELIZABETH BURKHOLDER JOHN FREDERICK BURTON ROBERT STEELE BURTON SHIRLEY ANNE BUTLER V ' 1 1 DOUGLAS COURTLAND BUTNER, JR PATRICIA ANN CANADAY PATRICIA ANN CARMINES L , RAYMOND MILTON CARMINES, GEORGE KENNETH CARSON AUDREY ANN CASHWELL LEROY CAULEY GIRARD CHAMBERS, III uw ,Mm M N mr A' H nw, H ,, Q.. uns? u gi 11 fi inv- ii JAMES BROOKE CHANNON KITTY DIANNE CHERRY JOHN GALLUP CHRISTOL BONNIE SUE CLARK PATRICIA SUE COLEMAN DAVID ROCKY CONNER FANNIE MAE CONNER ROSA MAE COOPER 'sf f ,J , 'f' JACQUELINE KAY CLARK KATHRYN EDNA CLARK HELEN LOUISE CLEVENGER VIRGINIA ANN CLODFELTER X 41. WILLIAM HAROLD CORDLE, JR. x X-XM Y CAROLYN FAY CREWS THOMAS JAMES CROCKER RUTH DIANNE CROSS JOSEPH CLINE CRUMP JOHN RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM JOHN EDWARD CUTLIP CHARLES WESTERN DARNELL, JR .H .X KWILLIAM JESSE DEBMAN, JR. JUNE ELIZABETH DE HART ROBERT RANDOLPH DENTON GERALDINE LOUISE DE RYDER gy' Q RICHARD LEE DARNELL REBECCA JANE DAVIS STEPHEN WATSON DAVIS EBBEN CLARENCE DEATON, JR 'ith 1' 43 f 1 f' 1 FRANCES RANDOLPH DE SANDER JUDY VAN DETRICH JACQUE RANDANNE DE VAZELLE JAMES ARTHUR DILLINGER 1 44 S If' FAYE ELIZABETH DISHMAN CURTIS NEAL DOTSON JOHN DOUGHERTY EDWARD BELL DOUGHTY, III If h. MYRTLE LUE EDWARDS PEGGY ANN EDWARDS MARY ELIZABETH ELLER JOHN CURTIS ELLERSON WILLIAM THOMAS DRUMMOND JAMES RUSSELL DUNN CHARLES PAUL EARHART JAMES DAVID EDWARDS JOYCE MARIE EMERSON FRANKLIN BLAKE ESTES BETSY KELLY EVANS LLOYD SAMUEL EVERTON ROBERT JAMES ELLIS .IOSIE RUTH ELLIS RONALD DEAN ELLIS Xi... -Y ,, BERNARD CECIL EMBREY, JR Ilfnillg 53 N 46 ELIZABETH SUSAN FARABEE PHYLLIS ROSE FERREE CYRUS JOSEPH FERRIS JOHN EDWIN FIGG ik , , Ek , QM Us X .Xx EDWARD MARSHALL FINDLEY NANCY RUTH FLOWERS JANET MARTHA FOSSUM BETTY LOUISE FOX ROBERT FRED RICK FROST HERMAN RODDEY FRYE, JR. MARIE ESTELLE GABLE CLARENCE RANDOLPH GARDNER, JR. SARA ANN FRANCESCHI GEORGE FRANKLIN FREEMAN DIANE CECELIA FRENCH CHARLES ALBERT FROMAL DOROTHY MAE GARLAND VALERIE GRETCHEN GARRETT HUGH CLIFTON GENTRY ANDREA GERSHENOW 7 an E ,wr 3 ---Q Nw! .L ,. V ss 2' E4 49 EARL AARON GERSHENOW JOHN WALTER GLYNN HELEN FRANCES- GOLDSTEIN BARBARA ANDREW GOODRICH JANICE NELL GREEN MARVIN DOUGLAS GREENE PATRICIA ANN GREEN RONALD SIDNEY GREEN JAMES QQNALD GOQDYEAR WILLIAM WOOD GOUGI-I ff ELEANOR BRANCH GRACEY VIRGINIA CAROLYN GREEN ELLIE ANN GRIFFITH if, CAROLYN LAVINIA HAHN Ag 4- I7 LANDON WARREN HALEY, JR. BRENDA 'JOYCE HALL 5, 1 L4 51 BARBARA ANN HAMRICK CONSTANCE LEE HANCOCK JANE HOSKINS HANGER FREDERICK COCK HARDY WILLIAM HARR HARRER JACK SPEAR HARRELL JOAN ELIZABETH HARRELL MARY ROBERTA HARRIS fi CAROLYN JEAN HARRISON .IOHN DARRELL TWILLEY HARTMAN, JR. '+A-5s . QEQRQE THOMAS HASKINS GRETA LEE HAYES SANDRA FAY HEWITT DOROTHY JEAN HICKS FRANCES LAVERNE HILL MORRIS LEAMON HOLLIDAY NANCY TAYLOR HOLTZCLAW 1iVILIiL-ALTHOMAS HOPPER ELEANOR BAYLOR HORN NELLIE MAE HORSLEY ,Ns if-FE MARSHALL LEE HORTON NANCY LEE HORTON JOHN BURGESS HOWARD JUDITH GILBERT HUDGINS KV fix El wif' .x SYLVIA JEAN IVES JOHN WILLARD JACKSON, JR. K L A. BEVERLY ARLENE JACOBSON NANCY NOYES JAMES 'V R C' I ROBERT LEE HUFFMAN, JR NANCY LEE HUNT HARRIET ANN HURLBERT GLORIA FAYE HURST 1gg RANCIS JEANFREAU STEVA PEYTON JENNA ARCHIE LEROY JOHNSON, JR. MEIJYIN EUGENE JOHNSON il' I JAMES EARL JONES NORRIS GAIL JONES PHJLLIPSNELSON JONES NANCY LEE JOYNER ,2wP i i'i.., NORMAN ASBURY KERLIN, JR. FRANCES ELAINE KERMAN JUDY ROMONA KITCHEN ELIZABETH MATTIE KLAUGI-I NANCY ELLEN KEARNEY MILLIE JANE KEENE VIRGINIA LEE KEMP JAMES LAMARR KENNEDY ti, DIANA WARFIELD LAUGI-ION QUEENIE VONDELL LEAKE .IANICE CALDWELL LEROY .IO ANN LEWIS x ffl L JANE ROSS KNOWLES DONALD RAYMOND KOHLMAN BARBARA JEAN LACKEY FRANCIS JEAN LAMBERT 'Q 'Z' WALTER SCOTT LINGEBACI-I, III CAROLYN NELL LIVINGSTONE ROSE MARIE LUCIDO GEORGE RAYMOND LUNA M. I' 59 -T..f MARY 51lTN.M.C!?L,PTF MARTHA DEAN MCCANN AURELIA RAY MCCOY PATRICIA ELAINE MCDOWELL .IANICE MARIE MAHANES EDWARD STANCIL MANSHIP, JR. JAMES ADRIAN MARSHALL CAROL ANN MARTIN 'P REX VINCENT MCKINLEY, JR CARLTON MCKNIGHT N INA VIRGIA MCLAWHORN PATRICIA RAE MACKEY! I 'A ' ' ' ly ., I yi 60 ROBERT WALLACE MASON STANLEY MAYHEW ALBERT ROSS MEADOWS GORDON EDISON MERCER NH- ' ' s Ei LL4 Lag, LUCY LEE MILBY JOHNNIE FOSTER MILLER WILLIAM MILLOY GLORIA JEAN MINTER ,. ,. J, Vff . f , f. I LL V, t I' C' I . ALEQNARD 1?UCKETT M1TcHELIilR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN MITCHELL ROSSER HENRY MITCHELL, JR. Y 2 MARCIA ELLEN MOORE In STEPHANIE ANN MOYER PATRICIA HIL IARY MURPHY MARY JEAN NEALON PETER DOUGLASS NEALON -1 1 YJ LOIS ELIZABETH BOYD NEIL I. NOWELL DARDEN NELMS, JR. 'f 'A .. Af, BETTY LOUISE BENSON NESBITT WILLARD BARLOW NICHOLSON, JR PAUL RATHBONE NICHOLS - - f l'6'4 w KENT ALLEN OAKES DONNA LEE OWENS JUDY GENEVA PACE lviff 'nd 425 Ii Q, I 64 LACY EUGENE PARK 4?,L,f- - -, MELODY SUE PARRISH MARTHA JANE PHELPS DANIEL GRADY PHILLIPS F ,J BERYL ANN POPE ALTER ALEXANDER PORTER, JR. , y X NANCY LEE PQWELL ELIZABETH ANN PRIVETTE -M 'I EVERETTE NEIL PICKETT MICHAEL ALEXANDER PILGRIM, II TERRY ALLEN PHILLIPS SHIRLEY VIRGINIA PILAND ,Mr EHQEN AQKEL CURTIS EDMOND RAKES I-TUBERT DANIEL REGISTER BONNIE MAE REYNOLDS ,Iu,f5',,Iu,, ,,1 MARY WEST RIGGINS RUTH ANNE RIPPON JAMES DAVID ROBERTS JOYCE FAIRFIELD ROBINS MILFORD VERNON ROLLINS, JR. IDA FRANCES ROUTTEN OLIVER SEGAR ROUTTEN, III PAT DIXON' ROUTTEN CAROLYN ROBINSON PATRICIA ANN RODGERS 1, rw-I HENRY CLYDE ROGERS DORA SUE ROGERS F . L - :W .!!.:::Z:'siQ'.:::gQw - SHIRLEY JEAN ROUTTEN CHRISTIAN MELVIN ROWE ALLEN ELLIOTT RUSKEY, JR. RUDOLPH E. RUSKIEY 1 MARGARET GAY SAUNDERS JUDITH ANNE SAVEDGE THEODORENVATERS SCI-IINDLER NORMA JEAN SCHMITT ffl I Mun. I I I I JOSEPH RONALD SI-IEMATEK LAURA LEE SHERMAN MYRA ETTA SHERRILL JAMES BEE SHIELDS Kilim-i-' T if 69 BARBARA ANN SCOTT JOHN WENDELLiSEY,ER1,N' MARGARET ANN SCHAFFER VIRGINIA LOUISE SHAFFER 1 H E I 1-Q, GODFREY LEWIS SMITH, III - Yhf1-.------,L MX xi, .IO ANN SMITH JO ANNE SMITH NELSON HARTWICK SMITH CHARLES DAVIQSHIVELY RUSSELL THOMAS SIGMON, JR. RITA MARTIN SKITTLETHORPE HARRY JEROME SLEAR, JR. if PERMILLIA ANN SMITH RETTA MARGARET SMITH BILLIE FAY SPARKMAN Q 3191314 l7J,SP7ENCER lb-fl., I-LL A Q ,,4ns04!41Rf'4 'Y 71 , 1 MARY ELLEN SPENCER LOUISE JEANETTE STANCILL l , HENRY HERBERT STANLEY, JR. PRISCI LLA MARY THERESA STEELE 'S gi QE.-gd JANET ANN SUMMERFIELD JOSEPH RONALD SUMMERLIN ARVIN EUGENE SWANGER EUNICE RUBY SWANGER HILDA ANNE STEVENS HOWARD DEVELLA STOCKWELL, JR JAMES RANKIN STOUT GAYLE J OANNE STOWE EEE ner - N N E, N L feilkv- ' f MILDRED PATRICIA TALLEY JAMES CHARLES TAYLOR WILLIAM CHRISTIAN TENNIS N V BRENDA FAY THOMAS UZ JE I 1 I ,JANE BRYANILTHOMPSON SANDRA LEE THOMPSON MONTIE SUE THOMPSON ELAINE CAROL TODD 'Q Q i 'V I f wr ,Mu V BETTY LOU TURNAGE RANDOLPH LEE TURNER, JR. 2 RONALD ROY TURNER f-k - 7?Y Ylir SHARON VAN METER Siam- mfs- :gl 535- :ra-1 WILLIAM GRAGG TODD MARVIN STUART TRAINHAM JERRY CHAMPMAN TRUELL JOHN ROBERT TRUITT H ,ww hw , I wx : ,n QW: GAY BETH VAUGHN SYLVIA KAY VERDERY PHILLIP LEE VERELL RICHARD ABBOTT VON DOENHQFF '? :gg JUDITH ANN WALL DONALD PAGE WALLACE KENNETH LEE WALLACE MARION ARLINE WALTON JOYCE MARIE WARDEN SHIRLEY PORTER WATKINS ALBERT VICTOR WATLET, JR. I-I CHARLES WAVERLY WATSON, JR. fi?-A..-At YM- M- H,-Q,-,..,.:,:-Y . .- - . uw uw uwmwumwvwm Saga? if 76 JAMES FRED WATTS RONALD WILLIAM WEADE BARBARA ANN WEAVER PATRICIA ANN WEST ? . J, ,A A BENJAMIN COKE WOOD, JR. JOAN CAROL WOOD JOHN BENNET WOOD, IH MAXINE LOUISE WOOD -5 PAUL EDWARD WEST BRENDA LEWIS WINDER DAYNELLE DOROE WINSTEAD MARGARET ANN WOOD X 3. Huis ,. ,, ' RICHARD WHEELER WOOD WILLIAM LEONARD WOOD WOODROW FLETCHER WOODS SHIRLEY JEAN WOODWARD Rf x CHARLOTTE SCOTT WOOTTEN DORIS CAROL WRIGHT ROBERT DARRELL WRIGHT MELVIN ANDREW WUNDER, JR '-- -1-L, ,,.,,- THOMAS GENE YEARWOOD AUDREY JO ANNE YOUNG 79 -gg 321 Z Sy: ' gg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Gregory Becouvarakis and Charlotte Adams , . E, mu iii, Z 1 wig-3, HALL UF MOST STUDIOUS - Fred Watts and Nancy Powell 80 ws -asm ya Ni M H Q H HF.. 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March 9, 1941 - February 23, 1958 We, the members of the Junior Class, of 1958, dedicate our Underclassmen Section to H. T Southall, Jr. 91 PRESIDENT Duane Davis SPONSOR Mrs. Ruth B. Wallio Junior Class fficers and Sponsor VICE PRESIDENT Martha Lou Goding SECRETARY TREASURER Judy Nunnally Carolyn Haldeman 92 udy Adams Richard Adams Jackie Adcock David Alexander Judy Alger o Allen Pat Allen Ann Alley Frank Allison Virginia Anderson etty Angle Alice Applegate Beverly Atkins Robert Auerbach Sammy Ayers alter Bailey Harold Bailey William Baker Pat Barnette Louise Bass onnie Bates Nancy Bazemore Myrtle Beck Shirley Benton Joylene Berrane udy Berry Nancy Berry Phillip Bland Mary Blanton Jack Blocker George Blood Vernon Bloodgood Carolyn Borbas Shirley Bosta Linda Bottoms Gayle Bradshaw James Branscomb Janet Braude Jerry Brill Linda Briscoe 'Q . .- 2 'fear ...- 5 - ill A M E: . 1 E '- - 'Y 5' k gf 5' . ,dy + 1 C ':' 1 1 3 -:Q 1A ' , ' f - ' X A . 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In ' v -1 leliix jf Q 2 B9 li ' , X ' 4 1 'L ' as K HM 3' as I X ,...., is v if 5 94 Larry Brown Lee Brown Richard Brown Edna Bruce Adelia Bryant Ted Buck Charlotte Budd Linda Bullock Henry Burgess Harold Busse Harry Butts Carol Byrd James Calfee Nancy Call Lendell Camde Tommy Carlberg Rosemary Carlucci Susan Carmines Nancy Chandle I' Sharon Chapm Norma Chenault Kathy Childre Beatrice Christne Barbara Clark Wythe Clark Dot Cobb Leon Cole Edward Compton Agnes Conroy Kenny Cooke Ralph Corley Penny Cosby Danny Cowley Joyce Crockett Bobby Croft Debbie Crone Sandra Cross Betsy Croswell Douglas Crotts Eva Dale I' Y Tohn Darnell Robert Davis Pat Davis Joyce Davis Duane Davis lfharles Davis David DeAtkine Joe Dellapenta Carolyn Denby J ackie Derby Jlary Dickens Gloria Dobbins Carmen Drewery James Dynes Doug Eacho Pavid Edmondson Bob Edwards Lester Ellington Dorcas Ellis Jeri Epstein ob Evans Gene Faison Lucille Featherall Gary Ferguson Gale Fertitta eggy Fetters David Fishback Donald Flanders Walter Flora Jeff Follmer ope Forbes Juanita Ford Carolyn Forrest Skip Francis Kay Freeman vid Gammon Gordon Garnette Frances Garris Russell Gary Susan Gayle Terry Geggie Charles Gerrity Margaret Gibson David Gildner Martha Goding Oscar Godley Joyce Gottlieb John Gouge Janet Gough Martha Grant Pat Gray Annette Green Susie Gwaltney Carolyn Haldeman Curtis Hall Luanne Halnan John Harper Louise Harrison Robert Hastings Robert Hatcher Linda Hatley Frear Hawkins Lynne Hawkins Shirley Healy Judy Helsel Dot Hitchins Sam Hixon Vernon Hobbs Juanita Hodge Lillian Hodge Shirley Hogge Pat Holbrook Hazel Holland Gale Hollingswort Wythe Holt Eugene Horn Joanne House Tom House Wayne Houston Carol Howard Robin Hudgins Diane Hudson Patricia Huff Peggy Hughes Albert Hutton Phyllis Hutton V Richard Jewett ,V 'A cc N Edith Johnson xl 4-IL ! 3 Jane Johnson ,, lk Lee Johnson jf' J Norma Johnson Pearl Johnson 1 , N ' 'U ..' Se Barbara Jones 2 ,gl s--' 5 ,M 'il Beverly Jones iifif Linda Jones 1 Patsy Jones . -, I' Sally Jordan .fy 'VRQL RJ it Gordon Joyner '-5 To Charlotte Kelly Shelby Kelly leanor Kemp Leona Kinard Margie Kersey Linda Kilmon Ginger Krause Fonnie Krodel Sammy Lackey Pat Lail Tweetie Land Carol Leader 'Vlary League Vickie Lee Chris Lindsay Sally Livingston Wesley Lockwood 'ames Lottinville Peggy Love Janette Mabe Jane Maddy Jerry Mansfield r:,:- f lm., . if .ll ' -' f- . L lg l ffffil' - 1 e iff: , ills? ,ji 1 ,- eve ' .,, ,j,,j:::, ' Yi, f r l L 'S- 'h - 97 ,,-V 4 - , 4 lvl- '9 f Q , J . T3 or -i mf W as Q , l 'ha 1 H ww ll 4' ff. 'W' V14 .2-' -i A J 5' ' Q .L R - Ll ' Ill 'i mg, ,?y' J .lafd y 'L 'af J J 1? LW PJ? - i Q I P1 X Q11-L.: , L .-.L , 15? v 'G' iq! 'W tif , 1 ,so . g g . 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Myers Jimmy Nace Barbara Nagy Bobby Nelson Ronnie Nelson DeEtte Newsome Janet Newsome Chris Nicholson 9 Richard Nobles 98 Thomas Norman Paul Norton Judy Nunnally Bobby Ogden Esther Osborne Nancy Owens Verlene Owens William Parker Eva Parker Vickie Parker Hallie Patterson Virginia Payne Sylvia Pearce Rita Pereira Ray Perry Sandra Perry Pinkie Pingley Charles Plasters ' Ted Plott Marion Pond Carmen Powell Joyce Powell Bobby Pressley Dan Price Johnny Price Bobbie Priddy Jimmy Puffenberger Kay Quinn Gloria Ragsdale Sandra Rexrode Harold Ridenhour Casey Riley Rene Riley Thomas Robbins Sonia Roberts Sue Roberts Julie Rogers Susan Rolph Ann Routten Gayle Routten Pat Salter John Sampson William Sanchez Ann Sanders Raymond Saunders 1, ll - 5 g I as ...UW . J, 'ies rf zz ,, gy, , 1 3 to 'J- I af ,M sf- W jg if 4, 1 . Y, atv. S' U ti . ,VW .36 fag 1 A- - 9 J . 3 l mf s Y i . ...i. 'Q 45? 1 -:psq l a 5 frv-EE .2 1 i 99 V .Ha w . 'vi es - :iff X ,algo ' 2 '7 ,Q ' 'Q 'an' A 5 5 fr r 'I . 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Jackie sink Tr , l 25: ' 4 - Betty Smith .A-, 1 ' Gay Smith Thomas Smith Sonny Smith Carson Smithwick Phyllis Snapp Sylvia Snow Inez Southall , P YKA -A - Taylor Southall Ronnie Sowers t Sii.q p Sidney Spain Jim Spears Suzanne Spell Wilber Spencer John Spivey David Spruill Beth Stafford Sally Stevenson Dale Stone Houston Strawn Beverly Stubblefield Bunny Styles Doris Summerfie Beverly Sweeney Charles Talbott Judy Taylor Marvin Teachey Chris Teague Jean Test Nancy Thomas Robert Thomas Sandra Thomas Jimmy Thomason Jackie Todd Charles Torian Nancy Torok Larry Trent Pat Turner Irene Vaughan Jane Ellen Vaughan Jackie Veneris Elizabeth Violette Kenneth Wadlin Erika Wagner Zell Walker ,Mary Wallace Mickey Walston Bobby Walton Mike Walton Betty Weade Carolyn Webb Edward Webb Marilyn Webb ean Weishaup Carolyn Welch Evelyn Welch . Donnie Wells Betsy Wetmore udy White Bobby Whitehouse Ben Wiggins Eunice Williams Barbara Womble :sz ,.:. gl: l.. 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' 102 ' ' , T iA ' Y' S Y' 1 nd Sponsors Mrs. Peggy P. Thomas, Sponsor ' Qu ' m z ,gr K i ,xg U A . E 5. l n ' 1 Ag K b . sg-. Y4,i,. ' I, .lil . -f . X- 'J si - '41 ji cl ' j, ,ff i I ,, X s rs' ' , ,J 1? L 1-is Class Officers: Jerry Taylor, presidentg Nancy Spady, vice-presidentg Nancy Lockwood, secretaryg Jimmy Eason, treasurer. Miss Kathryn V. Bully, Sponsor 103 , i ophomore Class Officers -Q . -Q , Abbott, W. qi B-5 :iii 'Hi 1- Adams' R' f . 5. Q 1 19' - ' Y ' lf-I Adcox, A. Q QQ ,Q . Q A -3. Adkins, J. 1 . . -A l A... A .' X V , ' ' Amason, J. 3' 1 'Q 7 ,if 7 . 'S -M Anderson, B. xr ' U gif -Q, Anderson, G. WW AT ,Q . . Anderson, R. .Q E IL.L.2 4. x L 1-Im , E Q Q Armstrong, C. .:. lx. Q1 if , .3 Ashe, J. -' I .1 ?. A 4 Askew, s. , , SEB 4- ig, Q -. -. QQ ,gl Q i . . ' ' - I ' f Q Q Q Q ,Q Q QU? W Aycock D A. - K gzfih A . ' Q31 ' - 1, ,. ,., .,., . QQ Bailie, J. ,. ' M Q- W, , .1 .2 Q .. Q L' W . l' ' ., A ' . . -7 S . f B' l , C. . A A.. 4, L Q , 3 :Ty arnes, . .5 .' , . 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A in - ' -X '- QQ , - 5 5-QQHQQQ , Q Channon, E. 5- l ' f lf - l A . l ZTIMBR' ' if-Di 'C ': ': in Q l 1 Chl? . 'r Q, Q ' Q, Q -l '- QQ rls lan, . Ji' IAQ A :J . .an 'iz 1 71 . W :QR Collins, R. , l Q- ,f , 'f -A U U gg: ,, Q: 4,5 ,QQQ Q QQ -l ' Q - , Conrad, T. gy - A Q, ,Q '15, ' U ,' - Conway, B. 42,1 A 4 J li' -l 15 -'-5 Aa .1 .L Al .- .L A ,QQ l A -Eg 3 SQ QQ Q l l Cramer, B. A -Q :, ., 'lr 'Q ' fi-ZQ QQQQ QQ' '-T 'K IRAQ Crebar, R. A w QW ' f' ' I 1 ' . f Crews, J. .l . - --. . .- ., , fs-. 1 - . ,l , Q - ' . -f 5-ji 9 Q Q Cross, J. B..m,.l 4 I L-A ' .5 104 Alcock, C. Allen, J. Allen, M. Alm, S. Andleton, A. Andrews, C. Antrim, J. Arey, J. Ayers, H. Azment, P. Back, C. Bailey, P. Bartkiewicz, J. Baxter, B. Beachum, B. Beard, F. Blount, M. Bowden, S. Bowen. M. Bradshaw, G. Brinkley, C. Briscoe, J. Brittingham, B Brown, C. Burgess, C. Burkett, S. Burt, J. . Burton, B. Calhoun, D. Campbell, G. Campbell, M. Campbell, M. Carter, H. Causbey, P. Champion, R. Chandler, A. Christie, J. Clark, S. Cleavenger, S. Cockrell, C. Cook, M. Cordes, V. Cordle, F. Corley, B. Crump, C. Crute. B. Cumbie, P. Dangel, J. Davidson, K. Davis, A. Davis, B. Davis, B. DeShazor, D. Devine, F. Dietrich, V. Diggs, R. Dudley, S. Dula, F. Dyer, L. Eans, N. Edwards, M. Edwards, N. Edwards, W. Elder, P. Eubank, M. Evans, K. Evans, R. Everett, R. Ferree, L. Fields, A. Findley, D. Firey, B. Forrest, J. Foster, E. Frame, M. Fraser, M. Garris, P. Gaslcill, J. Gheen, S. Glover, B. Gregory, M. Gresliam, W. Griffin, P. Griffin, P. Hamby, N. Hamilton, R. Harbin , H. Hardee, V. Harris, B. Harris, G. Hasbrook, P. Hastings, B. Hayes, C. Hayes, C. Hayes, D. Hayes, J. Davis, J. 'J DeBlasi0, E. nl 4 ig .Q ' DeHart, G. ' ,, 3 gf Q fd t 2' I 1, N 91, x- Y Denby, J. 3 i ' g x 1 y x X' I - fughgnl A ... ...mi Dodson, J. . Dowden. J. v J 9 F' 1 3 3, 5, Duda, B. X -1' -- ' -L ' Xe Dudley. C. Q t, X W V 65. I -. Ak 4. 1 A I -5 Eason, J. r, Edmiston, J. v F- an I fa F f' Q 4 5 Q ef. - f. 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Lindinger, A. Ledbetter, V. Linger, J. Lighty, B. Lishman, P. Lindemeirae, C. Liverman, A. Lockwood, N. Lyliston, J. Loviner, S. MacLachlan, R Lyeth, R. Mann, C. Lyles, J. Manning, B. Martin, B. Mason, E. Martin, C. Matthews, T. Marshall, R. McClung, B. Marshall, V. McCulleough, McDaniels, L. McMarris, C. McElroy, B. McNare, C. Mcllroy, S. McNamara, E. McLead, T. McNutt, L. Meade, J. Medlin, P. Megahan, L. Melzer, J. Mittelmaier, Moore, C. Moore, K. Moore, J. Murphy, J. Murray, J. Muth, G. Myers, K. Notz, T. Oclom, K. Oliver, N Owen, J. Parker, J. Parker, M. Parks, J. Patterson, B. Perkins, A. Perkins, M. Pervier, G. Peterson, B. Pope, H. Porter, E. Porter, P. Powell, E. Quinn, A. Quinn, J. Ramsey, S. Read, B. Rickman, C. Ricks, K. Ridenhour, C. Riggins, E. Robins, C. Robins, J. Robins, J. Robins, P. Rogers, J. Rogers, R. Rogerson, J. Rose, F. Routten, R. Rowe, L. Royals, S. Rumble, V. Metts, K. 1 ' V , V V VV Miner, B. 3 V. -V S-V 3 :V A Miuoy. P. 'Q 'J . '-.. 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A I V ' -T .?Iv .- V , '3' N' Realms, C. , L. - ' 'J ' ' , J .. .- -J Rew 'mi E 9 L 7. . . 4. . la L ' 9' 1 Reynolds, M. ' Ve, , if V Y . ,jf 5 sg MV L V Riciiiii-asm., R. V Y 'Eh 1' lu. i 4- V ,ii A 1 ,, Ai:-,gm Roane, R. ., 1 , Robbins. Y. A CV 'fl , 'i f :' V ik Robinette, B. if 3 Q.. N Kwi k . ix. Robins, A. x ' 'PZ N, A 1 -1 W' , Li M. 4 JJ 4 L I Robinson, B. V - ,, 2 5 I V Robinson, G. .0 on ' I -- ,rr Wm in f - V N' Roehm, R. :'Y- . -,I ' gr - ' ' ,V 4 'f xiii! ., -Fi -P 1 ' A 1 I A ,3. 1. .L Rose, S. . Routten, D. ' gg' :' Q ,' Q '69 ' f , . 1 I - . ' , ' ' . f , iw , F Routten, E. if ' . ' .. 'l Q . vi, .154 . Routten H ' V Ai - 'hi ' 'Y' I ' .Evil , - V K V Vg 2 , T V ., if .A la P - x i. Rusmiselle, M. ' V , Ruth, F. 'li' -ns. F 5 VV V VV ' FV Rum, T. -er 9 -if XV, i Q . - Pace V. . ' ' ' K - ..h . lr L QA 107 - r ' J ' Rf-gi 1 ...y vu- f xy -I my '- AK: 1 , N.. , J ..... s 4 A 41.4 fi-. . GL A f of ' . fb ' , F f .17 .F - --5 4 is X V? 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Schaffer, J. Shearer, J. Sheehan, J. Sheppard, L. Sheild, A. Smith, D. Smith, G. Smith, P. Southall, C. Spencer, L. Spencer, M. Spruell, J. Stacey, D. Stenquist, R. Strickland, D. Suis, W. Sulzberger, R. Swanger, C. Talbot, S. Tanner, L. Tatem, T. Tharp, T. Thomas, D. Thomas, H. Thomas, L. Torian, M. Trainham, L. Traynham, W. Trexler, C. Vann, V. Vaughan, D. Vause, A. Vick, S. Wallace, K. Wallio, D. Wampler, J. Warthan, C. Watson, K. Watson, S. Watts, M. Weeks, G. Sapp, P. Saunders, D. Saunders, J. Saunders, P. Scott, K. Scott, S. Sealey, L. Seely, L. Shields, R. Sizemore, J. Skoch, P. Sleigher, W. Spady. N. Spaugh, S. Spearman, W Spencer, C. Stanley, T. Staples, B. Staton, M. Staten, R. Summerlin, J. Sundin, C. Sutton, S. Swain, M. Taylor, G. Taylor, J. Taylor, S. Terrell, P. Thompson, A. Thompson, C. Tidwell, J. Topping, A. Tudor, W. Turner, P. Turner, S. Vance, C. Vojtaskovic, Wade, D. Wainwright, Walker, J. Waters, W. Waters, S. Watkins, S. Watkins, P. West, B. Westphal, J. Westphall, C. Whipple, J. Whitehouse, s. Williams, R. N ii ' im 3 A, u ' 4 . . . 40 f iii .v 'i fwssi fl' -Y 5. .p ' ' W Wiggs, J. Williamson, S. ., H 'ig ,gli ,1 lx ' 5 6.7 -, . .. A- A ' -' ' fs ,Wm , ,- Q - - sf ,, Wilkerson, s. Wilson, B. 'cj 3 QQ ,gg W ,, y Williams. C. Wilson, P. A QTL 4 Q N J- VA L Wilson, W. Woodard, L. -I: C Q , 5 37 J rm '35, ,Q Wirey, D. Woodley, B. ku' K A 57? 5' M' Q A Q, 'Q Wood, J. Woodmansee, L. ' 1 fs in ' G' V9 ,- - 'Wood, J. Woodward. B. . I X. W ,,: L J' 5. . - 1 s 1 ALL Woolarcl, N. Wray, A . - ' ,. I - 7. ' ni i , , , - B , gl 2- ' Q ' ' Worley, B. Wray, B. -1.-. . xv, I t 5 n 3 'L' K- l tr- j Wornom, s. wright, G. 'Y ive, - ' 42- - - - , Worsham, J. Wright, L. K ' tiiy- 1, 4. s. :L , - 1 1 i 4 4 Wright, S. Young, T. C 2 If I -if 41 P'++.,. . ff gs 'YY' 'Www-3.354 as-S g,r 'H iris 2-wks.: Y a IN f.-'IN : r'1s,Lbi 'Q + ' ll 1 +..,+fnf,Nd,,QR 4'--..,,q5 4p, +5 +-..,,,i 'Quo-no-'xy +4-.., -vw usa sxw-, by . 'Vi' 'N a 1' + xitliaif Y '.::'r'+--: 1 i i , ' -v- or .' V' + sa v-Li--v E:., X X 1-o., ,,,,,..-u-viixw, '91-fo. a-Quai' - +54 ytmnd 5. 5 4 33 , Sophomores Vernon Vann, Barbara Woodward and Jean Westphal look at some of the projects made by the students in Mr. Donald Tay1or's World History classes. 109 ' 'Q 'efgfgf Q' ' , . ff is ESQ, 11 H..-F, 'lfgxwf jjQlvf , .,wA, y 1 '3 Wifi.. V 53 I' 1 SQXY , -41 PRESIDENT Hubert Register A-1 TREASURER Peggy Saunders . V-sl 'fr CI-IAPLAIN Ann Wood -:gg so 24? VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Danny Bridges Beverly Jacobson The SCA, the Hampton High School governing body of which every st.udent is a member, has a council which is composed of two representatives from each homeroom. The SCA was organized by H. Wilson Thorpe, a past principal, and is under the sponsorsahip of Mr. Elbert Carr. The SCA makes arrangements for school dances and assemblies, and sponsors Welfare and social proj- ects. In co-ordination with the PTA, activities such as College Night and Career Day are undertaken. The SCA sponsors all school elections. Executive Board: First Row: Virginia Shaffer, Betsy Wet more, Joyce Gottlieb, Kathy Clark. Second Row: Charlotte Adams, Nell Gracey, Mimi Anderson, Martha Lou Goding Eva Parker Nancy Powell. Third Row: Sally Stevenson Craig Zimmerman, Danny Bridges, Marvin Greene, Melody Parrish, Rene Riley. 112 I it First Row: Pat King, Eva Parker, Ann Wood, Danny Bridges, Hubie Register, Peggy Saunders, Beverly Jacobson, Sybil Land. Second Row: Marie Gable, Bill Baker, Melba Blewett, Virginia Kemp, Carol Byrd, Nancy Powell, Bar- bara Marinovich, Pat Carinines, Gale Fertitta, Nancy Hainby. Third Row: Margaret Barnhill, Bonnie Boswell, Aurelia McCoy, Sally Stevenson, Betsy Wetmore, Jeri Epstein, Penny Matthews, Rene Riley, Martha Lou Goding, Kathy Clark. Fourth Row: John Cannon, Frank Lachmiller, John Severin, Godfrey Smith, Richard Hayes, Bud Porter, Jimmy Shield, Jerry Taylor. tudent Cooperative Association 1 'g i First Row: Nancy Spady, Beverly Savage, Charlotte Adams, Judy Detrich, Karen Blake, Nell Gracey, Erika Wag- ner, Lois Neil, Carolyn Greene. Second Row: Sam Joyner, Ronnie Williams, Craig Zimmerman, Jeff Ellerson, Betty Fox, Betty Morris, Patsy Mackey, Virginia Shaffer, Penny Cosby. Third Row: Burt Carleton, Sammy Hixon, Duane Davis, Joe Dellapenta, Marvin Greene, Nancy Chandler, Melody Parrish, Molly Riggins, Mary Burton. Fourth Row: Mr. Elbert Carr, Charles Fromal, Mike Walton, Danny Cowley, Brenda Staples, Ann Sheild, Rose Marie Shields, Carolyn Haldeman, Alfred Wray. 113 First Row: Nancy Lockwood, Nancy Spady, Martha Lou God- ing. Second Row: Craig Zimmerman, Marvin Greene, John Ellerson, Hubie Register, Danny Bridges. Student Relations Council The aim of the Student Relations Council, organized during the school year of 1955-1956, is to promote bet- ter relations and honor at Hampton High School. S t u d e n t s breaking school rules are referred to the coun- cil for consultation. Betsy Wetmore, Judy Detrich, Nell Gracey, and Karen John Severin, Virginia Shaffer, Sally Livingston, and Blake, members of the House Committee, polish the Sally Stevenson, members of the School Spirit Com school trophies. mittee, put up a poster to increase enthusiasm S C A Federation The Peninsula SCA Federation is composed of representatives from Hampton, Newport News, and Warwick. The purpose of the Federation is to promote cooperation, fellowship, and understanding among the three high schools on the peninsula. Each school has equal representation on the Councilg and the offices of pres- ident, vice-president, and secretary are rotated among the schools. The Federation sponsors week long projects concurrently in the th r e e schools. This year an exchange program was undertaken. 114 First Row: Joyce Gottlieb, Hubert Register, Charlotte Adams secretary. Second Row: Nancy James, Craig Zimmerman Karen Blake. ..415- ii , L . 'ff -' .3 W , f YNFISM? H. R tw . -.-222 IQW: V 5. s i w ifsf 'se,,i'MD its ' W 'WZQEWIQ' ' i'Y' ei H imxuxi i 1 Z I -1 ' .1 sift? 41-'51:Q!,'5i5gf f 'gf' SPONSOR SECRETARY-TREASURER SCA REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Cazer Nancy Powell Jo Ann Helmet C Natlonal Honor oclety Chapter 3351 of the National Honor Society, designed to promote and encourage scho1arsh1p, leadership, and character, is composed of Juniors and Seniors who must mam- taln a very h1gh scholastic average and who must d' play good citizenship. The Honor Soci t d by Mr. Cazer. rurrlonm. HUNIQR socnerv x '1 ' B M 4 3 i 7-: 4-9 V5 L5 J i I is Y 1 ' .,.,., a ,.,E, Elizabeth Eller ' Qi! ym agis ,- if 3 -WE? '4 He.. -2. . Bernard Embrey 5 . , ' , ,, , H V , ,pit Mary Rob Harris Virginia Kemp Am-elia McCoy N AY , if . Ngo, N Q ,f Q ' -L I L, ., . J 3, I . Qi' at 1' fi-2 V - A K H mi ,sail N ':' If' ' H rg I Mony Rigging Judy Savedge Retta Smith ' 'If A ,EQ ' ' V4 ..,.,.: A , .ggi W 1 nger Ronald Turner 115 Charlotte Wootten I -, ,ygQH ' glllll w K Yi! uf 'YLQ' SECRETARY Jane Thompso if 5' 1 Willard Bauserman Y ? J Marvin Greene Af , ,. if!- Wim? in in f H pw. , I ' . Molly Riggins +5 ff, .4 ' l r' P Sue Thompson Il PRESIDENT Carol Livingstone a, l is :'. ,FW Philip Bur-chez' 'QF' .- Q ic. 11 E -1 if W JK W a rren Haley me . ' 1 Al' Virginia Shaffer Q , 15 -e K 1 All 5 l Aga.-hu, 5 ri-ga N Richard von Doenhoff ational Thespian Society 1 1 ,. 5 l ,Ai . 53 f' , 1 v1cE-PRESIDENT Karen Blake Q' .wk 4 n me TREASURER Nancy Powell 116 ' f .kr Susan Carmines N- NI- if 15 V 7 1 Jane Hanger Jack Shannon ,Q R 5 K l 3 i gl ! uh l i i 1 Lloyd Vick CHAPLAIN Patsy Marie Gable I ' fin ial 'gin 55 'A ' ' .- ' 1 j Z N j I l l'-51 Az.: lf Q-' H Fred Bunnie Styles xrs 1 lr M 'u l'EEEi:::,:? s::.'. - T .L N li P ' he ., 231,-L: Charlotte Wootton ' w. K. ,L,Sf 'QHESPIANS 'sh F x 4 larvin Greene climbs the cat walk to check the settings. 4 National Thespian Troupe 300 was chartered in 1935 for students who showed outstanding ability in dramatic arts. By doing Work in community or school dramatics a student may accumulate the necessary ten points for membership. The Society, each year, sponsors a play for the Christmas Assembly and Play Night in which the three classes compete. Mrs. Fay Quinn, teacher and director of dramatics, is the sponsor of the troupe. 'lr SPONSOR Mrs. Quinn f f f Charlotte Wootten pulls the curtain for play night rehearsal. 117 Officers: Pat Zimmerman, treasurerg Marvin Greene, president, Jo Ann Helmer, secretary. Carrick Dramatic Club The Garrick Dramatic Club was founded on April 15, 1932. The club is named for the famous eighteenth century English actor, David Garrick. Students Who actively participate in the dramatic productions of the school are offered membership in this organization. The purpose of the club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Fay Quinn, is to promote interest in dramatics. Carol Livingstone and Marvin Greene rehearse A Pair of Lunatics before presenting it in district com- petition. Jane Thompson, director of the Junior Class play, explains dialogue to Betty Morris and Bill Baker. Lal 2 I l l Y I l ll K l . rl I . 4 L 5 x i - - ' J J f , , as First Row: Charlotte Adams, Peggy Saunders, Carolyn Hahn, Bonnie Boswell, Joanne Helmer, Sharon van Me ter, Marvin Greene, Jack Shannon, Judy Detrich, Patsy Mackey, Sylvia Verdery, Molly Riggins, Ann Wood. Sec ond Row: Willard Bauserman, Irene Baldwin, Nancy James, Betty Fox, Karen Blake, Jane Hanger, Janet Fos sum, Punkie Shaffer, Judy Savedge, Johnnie Bukovich, Nancy Powell, Beverly Jacobson, Kathy Clark,Philip Burcher. Third Row: Joseph Dellapenta, Frances Goldstein, Sue Thompson, Anne Clodfelter, Virginia Kemp Jane Thompson, Sally Stevenson, Betsy Wetmore, Martha Grant, Marie Gable, Carol Livingstone, Susan Car mines, Richard von Doenhoff. 5 -:, it in i L agwghvj 2 , i , . , P' PRESIDENT i 1 M 5 .,.:., Nancy Powell ' y M ,, M V - -- -K : H. - ' . U WN' ,1 H , fy M v1cE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY , - e . x i Patsy Mackey . Mary Rob Harris ay- ' ' 4 ul 3, Stray i r EA RER , s ' ' Y . , - gi Cjgnines CHAPLAIN ' 'i , Chick Kerlin ?nrua!ialall5uln1pSiukn1i'BmhSrimIJumltms' Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society for high school journalists, is the high- est award a member of the newspaper or yearbook staff can achieve. Staff members receive bids in January and May. The sponsor is Miss Gwendolyn Harrington. Charlotte Adams Karen Blake s gf .itll Eiff- . . 1 ev, 1 Judy Detrich Nell Gracey Carol Livingstone Hubert Register Bonnie Boswell 9 hs A' 'TX' X. -Qin? YE .- .L ,HW I ' I .Q E.: ' lfgviftgv Philip Burcher f'gx s Beverly Jacobson Q -cd ,Jw 71' Virginia Kemp QR . .5 Mary Ellen S pencer Jane Thompson Officers: First Row: Nancy James, Vice-presidentg Aurelia McCoy, presidentg Virginia Kemp, secre- tary. Second Row: Nancy Flowers, chaplain, Nell Gracey, publicity chairman, Mattie Blewett, treas- UYQF. ff ,ye SPONSOR Mrs. Wilson Student Assistants The Student Assistants, composed of junior and senior girls, chosen by the facul- ty, is a service organization. Girls help in the library, the main office, the Dean of Girls' office and the book room. Student Assistants also work for any teacher who desires their help. 'Ilhe organization is sponsored by Mrs. Wilson, Dean of Girls and Mrs. Stott, Li- brarian. .J Q ' Q A , X I 7 ' -' ,six ,V 'x V. , 51, LW V? .- e 2 H a- 1 , f e- A -- e 1 'We First Row: Judy Nunnally, Nancy James, Virginia Kemp, Aurelia McCoy, Nancy Flowers, Mattie Blewett, Nell Gracey, Eleanor Kemp, Pat Canaday, Ann Sanders, Sandy Thompson, Virginia Shaffer, Carolyn Hahn, Mary League, Mary Rob Harris. Second Row: Melody Parrish, Marty Phelps, Brenda Winder, Phyllis Ferree, Elizabeth Eller, Melba Blewett, Jean Weishaupt, Mary Ellen Spencer, Jane Ellen Vaughn, Sylvia Ives, Nancy Mundie, Jo Anne House, Susan Gayle, Ann Wood, Molly Higgins. Third Row: Anne Clodfelter, Carol Byrd, Pat McDaniel, Frances Garris, Charlotte Kelly, Patsy Mackey, Martha Lou Goding, Charlotte Adams, Karen Blake, Betty Fox, Beverly Jacobson, Kathy Clark, Irene Baldwin, Judy Savedge, Jane Hanger. 120 First Row: Fred Watts, recording secretaryg Ronnie Goodyear, president, Gregory Becouvarakis, vice-pres- ident. Second Row: Wythe Holt, chaplaing Raney Turner, corresponding secretary, Bill Gough, treasurer. Bernard Embrey, Phillip Jones, Ronnie Goodyear dis cuss Key Club activities with the sponsor, Mr. Lively Key Club The Key Club is a boys' service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The members sell football programs, usher at assemblies and pep rallies, try t.o promote better citizenship, and help in other school functions. Members are chosen by their scholastic ability, leadership qualities, and citizenship. The Hampton High School Chap- ter of the Key Club is sponsored by Mr. Lively. - li -1-gig? . J, .lr Ei 1 D - 52 - it : i,1 e e I nge e Fzrst Row: Bud Porter, Richard Hayes, Sammy Hixon, Billy Gough, Ronnie Goodyear, Gregory Becouvarakis, John Ellerson, Wythe Holt, Fred Watts, Raney Turner. Second Row: Hubert Register, Bobby Huffman, Jim Channon, James Branscoine, Albert Hutton, Richard Nobles, Jeff Ellerson, Dennis Allison, Craig Zimmerman. Thzrrl Row: Gary Ferguson, Philip Jones, Ronald Turner, Bernard Embrey, VVarren Haley, Billy Cordle, Buddy Denton, Stanley Mayhew. Future Teachers Of America First Row: Mattie Blewett, recording secretaryg Melba Blewett, vice-presidentg Mary Ellen Spencer, president, Vir- ginia Kemp, corresponding secretary. Second Row: Patsy Mackey, publicity chairman, Libby Farrabee, historiang Betty Morris, SCA representative, Judy Detrich, treasurer. First Row: Janice Gammell, Joyce Powell, Beverly Flood, Libby Farrabee, Betty Morris, Judy 'Detric-h, Kathy Clark, Mary Ellen.Spencer,Me1ba Blewett, Virginia Kemp Mattie Blewett, Anne Clodfelter, Charlotte Adams, Nancy James, Marie Gable, Virginia Cordes, Betty Worley, Charlotte Wootten. Second Row: Retta Smith, Bar- bara Balls, Bobbie Scott, Janet Fossum, Irene Baldwin, Beverly Stubblefield, Frances Vaughan, Cynthia Dudley, Janet Phillips, Betty Hill, Jane Hanger, Carol Farrabee, Joanne Helmer, Nancy Powell, Mary Rob Harris, Jane Thompson, Nancy Joyner, Jackie Veneris. Third Row: Patti Paul, Ronda Ellis, Gail Hettel, Gloria Harris, Pat Nettles, Cynthia Alcock, Sandra Bullock, Helen Ayers, Delores Calhoun, Susan Sutton, Patricia Robins, Anne Ro- bins, Pat Morris, Faye Cordle, Anne Davis, Suzanne McElroy, Sarah Johnson, Carla McNair, Margie Kersey. Four- th Row: Ilene Lambert, Barbara Teiry, Judy Nunnally, Valerie Garrett, J ang- Ellen Vaughan, Carmen L. Vance, Joan Wood, Linda Dyer, Carmen Drewery, Jean Weishaupt, Betsy Croswell, Shirley Bosta. Judy Lassiter, Sandra Turner, Betty Chick, Peggy Love, Susie Gwaltney. The H. Wilson Thorpe chapter of the Future Teachers of America, is an organ- ization of young people who display an interest in education, sponsored by Mrs. Catherine Wilson. Various members assist teachers at nearby Willis Syms-Eaton School and the Presbyterian Kindergarten. During the year the F. T. A. promotes several fund raising drives. This year it awarded a scholarship to the most deserv- ing member. , Mary Ellen Spencer, president, conducts a regular business meeting of the Future Teachers of America. 122 Future Homemakers f America QC OA w i ' 7 Q, 9 5 '92 2 f ew Q U- : ' 'X y V Y ,Co Officers: First Row: Carolyn Johnson, treasurer: Nancy O46 - ' ? Mills, presidentg Stephanie Moyer, secretary. Second Row: 4 no Jean Silver, chaplaing Pat Holbrook, reporterg Phyllis Hut- 'PD OQ-Xf ton, program chairman. ' NEW 'cl ' in as . The Future Homemakers of America is se S sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Haywood, the all home economics teacher. I 'Ilhe main purposes of this organization 1 are to promote a growing appreciation of 1 the joys and satisfactions of homemaking and to further interest in home economics. ix 1 X Hodges, Doris Strickland, and Pearl Johnson practice cooking in the home economics department. J. nf N :': 'i . A ill if it !'l'.:- R' is il l e Row: Lou Woodward, Sylvia Pierce, Carolyn Johnson, Stephanie Moyer, Phyllis Hutton, Lil Hodges, Nancy Bonnie Reynolds, Jean Silver, Pat Holbrook, Ann McA1pi1'1, Joyce Hall, Pat Salter. Second Row: Doris Sandra Hickman, Jerry Mansfield, Margaret Perkins, Pat Nettles, Phyllis Garris, Penny Lishman, Jackie Todd, Louise Bass, Carol Leader, Barbara Moore, Sandra Burkett, Barbara Sealey. Third Row: Lois Joy- ner, Irene Snapp, Jackie Murray, Pearl Johnson, Jane Johnson, Dorcas Ellis, Greta Hayes, Gail Jones, Jean Test, Nancy Hamby, Edna Bruce, Pat Allen, Elizabeth Meadows. 123 auf! llnwsll. li Audiographic Staff Officers: First Row: Ronald Ellis, vice-presidentg Randy Denton, presidentg Bobby Whitehouse, secretary, Second Row: Jim Hogan, SCA representative. The Audiographic Staff is a service or- ganization composed of fifteen boys, train- ed in the use of, and responsible for the school's more complicated and delicate audio and visual equipment. They also operate the sound apparatus for dances, football and basketball games, and set up movies for civic activities. The Audiographic Staff is sponsored by Mr. Luther Machen. ,Q 1- H, K- H, is 'H is 'H Mr. Machen instructs Bobby Pressley and Gerald Fowler in the proper use of sound equipment. First Row: Jim Hogan, Mr. Luther Machen, Randy Denton, Bobby Whitehouse. Second Row: Russell Dunn, Billy Parham, Raymond Powell, Edward Arthur. Third Row: Mr. Robert Montgomery, Bill Tennis, Bobby Pressley, Richard Todd, Gerald Fowler. 124 Projectionist Staff Officers: Bob Edwards, vice-presidentg Paul West, president. The Projectionist Staff is a service or- ganization Whose members are trained in the use of audio-visual aids. They set up and operate motion picture, film strip and slide projectors, providing a valuable serv- ice for the teachers and school. This staff is sponsored by Mrs. Caroline Stott. Bobby Ogden and Mike Pilgrim set a film strip projector in a classroom. First Row: John Luter, J. C. Crump, Donald Barrach, Mike Pilgrim, Earl Gershenow, Kenneth Davidson. Second Row: Jimmy Malone, Jimmy Talley, Frank Schubert, Jim Spears, Norman Edwards, Bob Edwards, Fred Mason, George Johnson, Bob Edwards, Bobby Ogden, Dale Davidson, Sammy Lackey. 125 Future Nurses Association Officers: First Row: Sally Stevenson, vice-president, Phyllis Ferree, president, Sharon van Meter, secretary- treasurer. Second Row: Nancy Flowers, publicity chair- man, Betty Fox, SCA representative, Nancy Chandler, chaplain. The Future Nurses' Association was or- ganized for students who are interested in nursing as a career. They meet to share their interests and to prepare service pro- jects. The club is sponsored by the Hampton Junior Woman's Club. Phyllis Ferree and Barbara Buckingham practice nursing on Mimi Anderson. First Row: Sharon van Meter, Nancy Chandler, Nancy Flowers, Phyllis Ferree, Brenda Peterson, Marie Gable, Pat Watkins. Second Row: Brenda Davis, Jo Ann Powell, Carolyn Harrison, Shirley Benton, Beverly Beachum, Cyn- thia Dudley, Helen Ayers, Ruth Boehm. Third Row: Carol Byrd, Barbara Buckingham, Dot Cobb, Dianne Cherry, Randy De Sander, Retta Smith, Nancy Rippey, Frances Garris. 126 L Latin Club irst Row: Esther Osborne, assistant secretary, Mary Rob arris, president, Charlotte Adams, vice-president. Second ow: Judy Detrich, chaplain, Wythe Holt, treasurer, Mary Ellen Spencer, secretary. The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Annie Gardner, was organized to promote and encourage the study of Latin. To qualify for membership students must complete one semester of Latin at Hamp- 'ton with a B average. Every year the club lhas a Roman Banquet at which the plebians. Knew membersj serve the patric- ians. Mrs. Caroline Stott instructs Helen Long, Charlotte Woot- ten, Jean Test, Nancy Berry, and Beth Stafford for the State Latin Tournament. ., Row: Betty Fox, Jane Thompson, Esther Osborne, Wythe Holt, Judy Detrich, Mary Rob Harris, Mrs. Annie , Mary Ellen Spencer, Charlotte Adams, Nancy James, Anne Clodfelter, Phyllis Ferree, Martha Lou God- Seconcl Row: Evelyn Welch, Peggy Saunders, Elizabeth Violette, Beth Stafford, Nancy Call, Jean Test, Riley, Charlotte Wootten, Betsy Wetmore, LuAnne Halnan, Carolyn Haldeman, Nancy Mundie, Susan Pat Carmines, Carol Livingstone. Third Row: Nell Gracey, Patsy Mackey, Judy Berry, Libby Farabee, Benton, Nancy Berry, Buddy Horton, Philip Burcher, Sammy Hixon, Ted Plott, Jane Ellen Vaughan, Margaret Gibson, Janet Braude, Frances Lambert, Margie Kersey, Joanne Helmer. Speech Club 'ff N- . O, .- , Randy Gardner, Warren Haley, Melba Blewett, and Jimmy Shields rehearse for Krabba Magic radio show. Officers:First Row: Marie Gable, secretary, Warren Haley, president, Herman Frye, treasurer. Second Row: Lloyd Everton, sergeant-at-arms, Betty Nesbitt, SCA representative. Founded in 1951, the purpose of the Speech Club is to instigate a further interest in pub- lic speaking, to form a debate team, and to bring about interscholastic competition. The organization sponsors numerous speech con- tests, one of which is I Speak for Demo- cracy. Foremost among the year's projects was the production of a new radio program, Krabba Magic. Mr. Robert J. Boswell, speech teacher, is the sponsor. ist - 1 V7 S-. , First Row: Melba Blewett, Betty Nesbitt, Marie Gable, Warren Haley, Virginia Shaffer. Second. Row: Bill Baker, Sue Thompson, Pat Zimmerman, Greg Becouvarakis. Thi-rd Row: Buddy Horton, Carol Livingstone, Bernard Embrey, Godfrey Smith, Donald Torrie. x f i a f T. ,,.. le, I ,W g 15.92 A:::,,,.. .Sai 1 1' Q n. 1 fp: Q ,J 5 , f Q .1 - I 1-if 1-gr fffgi' Q , K Y fur? iv' If :xxx if VA 2 x a I .gif I ,...-A-7' x U Officers: First Row: Stancil Manship, vice-presidentg Albert Meadows, presidentg Daynelle Winstead, secre- tary. Second Row: Janice LeRoy, treasurerg George Qi Freeman, parliamentarian. Distributive Education The Distributive Education Program seeks to encourage interest in the field of selling and to prepare students for careers in some phase of merchandising. The club partici- pates in various contests as well as social activities and club meetings. Professional speakers occasionally appear on the program to explain various phases of business. The DiSt1'ibUtiVe Education Club is Undef The officers of the Distributive Education Club and the guidance of Mrs. E. B. Lominack, the guest speakers are entertained at the annual banquet. Distributive Education teacher. ff E . s First Row: Diana Laughon, Daynelle Winstead, Judy Kitchin, Albert Meadows, George Freeman, Deanna Baity. Second Row: Betty Turnage, Rose Lucido, Janice LeRoy, Doris Bull, Toni Bloxom, Carolyn Herring, Betty Sager. Thzrd Row: Williain Booth, Franklin Estes, Harry Breen, James Ellis, Tommy Haskins, Bobby Wright, Vincent Rosso. 129 First Row: Dennis Allison, vice-presidentg Ronald Ellis, presidentg Phillip Jones, secretary-treasurer. Second Row: Willard Bauserman, SCA represent- ativeg Barbara Babbs, reporter. Chem-phy Research Club The Chem-phy Research 'Club, sponsored by Mr. Rose, is com- posed of students interested in doing original research or in broad- ening their knowledge in the field of chemistry or physics. This year, the members are making a booklet of experiments which they feel will best demonstrate the principles of chemistry and physics and promote interest in these subjects at Hampton High. ,, .-. First Row: Fred Mason, Willard Bauserman, Mr. Rose, Barbara Babbs, Ronald Ellis, Dennis Allison. Second Row: Phillip Verrell, Kenny Wadlin, Joseph Dellapenta, Steva Jenna, Harold Bussey, Skippy Spaugh, Fred Watts. Third Row: Wesley Lockwood, Tommy Carlburg, Margie Kersey, Pat Lail, Shirley Hogge, Wythe Holt, Gorden Mercer. 130 Officers: Fred Mason, vice-presidentg Ronald Turner, presidentg Gordon Mer- cer, secretary-treasurer. C ess Club The Chess Club is an organization made up of those students who enjoy and are interested in the game of chess. The club en- deavors to promote a better understanding of the game. Friend- ship among students is promoted by club sponsored tournaments held with Various other schools. The Hampton High club, sponsored by Mr. Jackson White, is affiliated with the Peninsula Chess Club. irst Row: Gordon Mercer, Ronald Turner, Fred Mason, Wesley Lockwood. Second Row: Curtis Dodson, Dennis Allison, Randy Gardner, Skippy Spaugh, Frank Ruth, Phillip Verell. 131 W v Q CAPPELL CHOIR , Q 5 d -J . 1 -ii. ,Q fx!-.gg 451 f, ., .,, .f ,, 1 ..-f.,.' F - f S' jsa' -- W -1-.U , UXF4' glffy.. ,. ,, .Jw 1 4 .-, 'n ,, 1 -v , il .VL '.-L .-A A 132 gn - v ff ,, Q, .1 , .Qssi1.1,i:12i' his 1 - TF 2 ki.. 69 9-'Lf .5 ,1 -,- s 2 1 Q , I .' :A r, + Mixed Chorus Janice Mahanes, Jackie Adcock, Barbara Mast, Nancy Owens, Barbara Babbs, Joanne Powell, Penny Lishman Louise Bass. , Betty Klaugh, Mary Dickens, Betty Guilford, Joyce Guthrie Tommy Crocker. Robert Boerner, Pat Terrell, Leona Kinard, Elizabeth Privette Q L, Sandy Culbert, Janet Cheesman, Sandra Hickman, Doris Strickland, Carolyn Crump, Rosemary Shields, Eliz- abeth Violette, Gerry Mansfield. Charles Rickman, Butch Mort, Chris Nicholson, Doug Crotts, Paul Keller, William Suis, Benny Manning, David Stacey, Sammy Sadler. Judy Brock, Mickey Fraser, Mickey Walston, Betty Weade, Margaret Blount, Sandy Perry, Nancy Chandler, Jane Murphy Bonnie Boswell. 133 H' qe ir' 'W' 'ff QT' ' .E-' 4' 7. 'V eff' ' W-sf 'Lil' if , f 1522: PRESIDENT Lloyd Everton Pat Bigger -vs 'CT CI-IAPLAIN Sally Stevenson in music Mr. Ralph directs students from The Pearl Fishers. VICE-PRESIDENT . ' ' V 1 ,, J IW I 'fl . ' 'f 'z .I .1 f11,,,m 1 f? J'5A -,ff 1 .Q SECRETARY TREASURER Joanne Helmer Joyce Warden i- ii ,, 6 2:7 'V x -5' , N fr i - We rc. g. nr i T' A .g ' , 3 Li ' T 3:31 SCA REPRESENTATIVE Shirley Woodward Pat Allen, Lloyd Everton, Shirley Bosta, Joyce Warden, Eugene Horn, Ben Wood, Marvin Greene, Eleanor Horn, and Esther Osborne represented Hampton in the Eastern District All-State Chorus. 134 Krabba Karavan Joann Lewis, . . mistress of ceremonies Patsy Mackey, news The Radio Voice of Hampton High School. Our News and Views presented every Saturday morning by the students of Hampton High School. 958 Staff: First Row: Duane Davis, master of ceremoniesg Nancy Spady, ewsg Burt Carleton, sports announcerg 1957 Staff: Second Row: Mrs. W. E. Stoney, sponsorg Chick Kerling Patsy Mackey. 135 Chick Kerlin, sports announcer HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL The Hampton High School Band, under the able direction of T. T. Lawrence, has brought much recognition to the school. The Marching Band Won a Division One rating for Class A bands in the South Eastern Band Festival- and has been invited to perform at a Washington Redskin foot- ball game next fall. The Concert Band presented an impressive Christmas Concert, as Well as Win- ter and Spring Concerts, given in February and May. In addition to the Band's other accomplish- ments, it placed twenty-two members in the All- State Band, the largest number ever selected in the Band's history. 136 -'J f , W-, M r . -- -H - -----.-V-gf--eff-I-1 ' ' ' 1 i Ma I 1 I , T ' Ugg 3- - .- CONCERT BAND MARCHING BAND 137 -L I DRUM MAJOR John Cutlip MAJORETTES: Sue Cleavenger, Billie Bragg, Arlene Walton, co-head Nancy Joyner, co-heady Connie Hancock, Diane DeShazor, Anita Per kins. Officers: First Row: Nancy Hunt, secretaryg Mr. T. T. Lawrence, director. Second Row: Buddy Denton, vice-president, Jimmy Puffenberger, treasurer, NVarren Haley, president. 138 s The Future Voters of America, sponsor- ediby Dr. Lewis, is a new organization at Hampton High composed chiefly of sen- iors. Its purpose is to prepare the members to be more worthy citizens of the United States, to vote, to examine issues, and to participate in the entire political process including nomination of candidates. This club is unique in its organization because it contains four main divisions: the legis- lative, the executive, the judiciary, and body politics. First Row: Earl Gershenow, treasurerg Dr. Eve Lewis, sponsorg Gordon Mercer, president. Second Row: Andrea Gershenow, chaplain, Valerie Garrett, SCA representativeg Randy Gardner, vice-presidentg Pat Rodgers, public rela- tions manager. Future Voters f America Vg I V V , 4, V - 2 - 1 i ' f N i ,A l f ' 4 . i . . First Row: Joan Wood, Dianne Cherry, Andrea Gershenow, Valerie Garrett, Randy Gardner, Gorden Mercer, Earl Gershenow, Betty Fox, Nancy James, Patsy Mackey, Russell Dunn, Karen Blake, Barbara Lackey. Second Row: Janice Mahanes Mattie Blewett, Judy Detrich, Melba Blewett, Joanne Helmer, Joyce Warden, Steva Jenna, Janet Fossum, Betty Lou Booth, Janet Summerfield, Nancy Powell, Rex McKinley, Nancy Flowers, Roger Manack. Third Row: Ann McA1pin, Nell Gracey, Rosser Mitchell, Pat Rodgers, David Anderson, Sharon Van Meter, Randy de Sander, Robert Moore, Richard von Doenhoff, Mike Pilgrim, Dennis Allison, John Glynn, John Severin, Gloria Hurst. Fourth Row: Carol Livingstone, Judy Savage, Stephanie Moyer, Deanna Baity, Howard Stockwell, Dickie Minga, Bill Blount, Gayle Stowe, Neal Pickett, Greta Hvaryes, Peggy Treadway, Ann Stevens, Jo Ann Smith, Pat es . 139 5? Quite Editors and sponsor: Patsy Mackey, Miss Harrington, Pat Carmines. Staff heads: First Row: Joan Wood, featuresg Patsy Mackey, editor, Pat Carmines, assistant editor, Bonnie Boswell, news. Second Row: Judy Detrich, advertis- ing, Philip Burcher, businessg Chick Kerlin, sportsg Virginia Kemp, circulation. 140 Advertising Staff: First Row: Steva Jenna, Eliz- abeth Eller, Judy Detrich, manager, Frances Gold- stein. Second Row: Betty Goying, Andrea Ger- shenow, Kathy Clark, Pat Bigger, Ann Vause, Nancy Bazemore. Third Row: Teresa Conrad, Carolyn Jamison, Carolyn Haldeman, Barbara Scott, Molly Riggins, Penny Matthews. Feature Staff: First Row: Aurelia McCoy, Judy Nunnally, Joan Wood, editor, Pat Gray. Second Row: Brenda Staples, Pat Morris, Sylvia Verdery, Sue Thompson, Sue Roberts. 7 rethhet ' ia 11119 hi irculation Staff 2 First Row: Johnnie Bukovich, Cyn- hia Dudley, Valerie Garrett, Virginia Kemp, Joan offman, Jean Westphal. Second Row: Judy Savedge, lowers, Phyllis Ferree, Melba Blewett, Anne Clod- elter. Third Row: Betty Morris, Judy Wall, Sandra ewitt, Randy De Sander, Vernon Vann, Carleen Sundin, Gloria Harris, Marie Gable, Skipper Ferris. News Staff: First Row: Marie Gable, Bonnie Bos- well, editorg Mary Ellen Spencer, assistant editorg Billie Raye McC1ung. Second Row: Joe Dellapenta, Diane Cherry, Libby Farabee, Janet Fossum, Irene Baldwin, Pat Salter, Skipper Ferris. 141 Sports Staff: Darden Nelinsg Chick Kerlin, editorg Bob Walton. SEZ Business Staff: Jo Ann Helmer, Philip Burcher, manager. Krabba Staff Editor and Sponsors: Miss Mary Clynes, Mary Rob Harris, Editor: Mr. D. R. Taylor. Advertising and Business Managers: Nancy Powell, Nell Gracey. Typists: Joyce Warden, Pat Canaday, Ann Sanders. Copy Editors: Karen Blake, Marvin Greene, Charlott Adams. Photographers: James Pierce, Bunnie Styles. Fi1'stRow: Charlotte Wotten, Jane Thomp- Sports Staff: James Dynes, Hubert Register, editorg son, editor: Nancy Holtzclaw. Second Row: Philip Buddy Denton. Burcher. K1-abba Staif Tunior Compilers: First Row: Betsy Wetmore, editorg Senior Editors: Nancy James, Ann Wood, Puiikie nn -Sanders. Second Row: Gale Fertitta, James Shaffer. Dynes. 143 H The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a new national organization at Hampton High. Its purpose is to develop business leaders among its members, to promote an interest in business and its activities, and to bring about better under- standing between the high school business department and the downtown businesses. Students in their second year of a business subject may enroll in the Future Business Leaders of America, and active members may not receive more than one failure in a business subject. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is sponsored by Mrs. Wilma Speight l and Miss Marilyn Baker. Officers: First Row: Miss Baker, sponsor, Carolyn Greene, president, Mrs. Speight, sponsor. Second Row: Rose Marie Carlucci, treasurer, Barbara Sealey, parliamentariang Judy Savedge, vice-president, Jane Murphy, historian, Marty Phelps, secretary. Future Business Leaders f America - , V . -., M , 1 . . First Row: Carolyn Harrison, Sylvia Ives, Pat Coleman, Frances Kerman, Judy Savedge, Rose Carlucci, Car- olyn Greene, Sue Roberts, Marty Phelps, Barbara Sealey, Jane Murphy, Carolyn Forrest. Second Row: Pat Ben- ton, Nell Horsley, Josie Ellis, Betsy Croswell, Gloria Miller, Marie Gable, Linda Bottoms, Jackie Adcock, Gale Fertitta, Inez Southall, Joan Wood, Valerie Garrett. Third Row: Sara Franceschi, Judy Wall, Janet Summerfield, Ruth Rippon, Jewell Barnhouse, Pat Murphy, Bonnie Kashouty, Eunice Swanger, Dee Bryant, Stephanie Moyer, Pam Rogers, Carol Howard. Fourth Row: Diane French, Pat Green, Diana Laughon, Millie Keene, Brenda Wind- er, Sandra Thomas, Sue Parrish, Beverly McQuoid, Eva Dale, Sylvia Pearce, Pat Barnett. 144 Safe -Teens The Safe-Teens was organized during the school year of 1956 by Richard von Doenhoff to promote and encourage safe driving among teenagers. To qualify for membership one must have a driver's license, a C average, good citizenship grades, and no moving traffic violation for thirty days prior to application for membership. The Safe-Teens Council goes to juvenile court to render its opinion on all traffic cases involving high school students. Mrs. von Doenhoff and Mr. Lively are sponsors of the Safe-Teens. Council: Richard von Doenhoff, Coordinator, Mary Rob Harris, President, Billy Lambert, Sophomore Representa- tiveg Charles Torian, Junior Representative, Carolyn Halde- man, Junior Representativeg Mary Ellen Spencer, Secre- tary, Suzanne Taylor, Sophomore Representative. 'Q-... Wi 1 , ' K ,, U i fl- I ' is L. ' is E .f W M ' ' , -'awfdmghnp 1 1 . .. ' 1 ,R -- W , H F - 4 ,, HH ' - -S di- ' ..sf1f- , 1 - L, .L M :-zw-v::::-:- it it ,iv ' Hu ' 2L.,.J.,.,.a4,.a.,.:a.,q. -......,-. -..,,-., . A .. ..,. L , 1 J, First Row: Richard von Doenhoff, Carolyn Haldeman, Mary Ellen Spencer, Mary Rob Harris, Suzanne Taylor, Charles Torian, Billy Lambert, Ann Vause, Edna Bruce, Nancy Mundie, Gordon Garnett. Second Row: Eleanor Kemp, Pat Coleman, Frances Lambert, Jane Hanger, Russell Dunn, Joan Hoffman, Rose Marie Shields, Beverly Wray, Retta Smith, Dot Hitchens, Herman Frye, Eleanor Bruce. Third Row: Eugene Faison, Ronald Morrison, Skippy Spaugh, Joseph Dellapenta, Harold Bussey, Bill Tennis, William Harper, Vernon Rollins, Kenny Wadlin, Joe Schaffer, Wayne Barfoot. 145 Varsity lub Front Row Left: Buddy Rogers, Hubert Register, Norman Wallace, Jackie Anderson, Bill Todd, Raney Turner, Ronnie Sowers, Donald Buchanan. Center: John Wood. Front Row Right: Ronald Buchanan, Roy Woodman, Jimmy Shields, Curtis Rakes, Gerald Barrack, John Nicholas, John Cutlip. Second Row: Bud Porter, Danny Bridges, Richard Wood. Third Row: Mr. Arthur Letoha, sponsor. Officers: Bud Porter, vice-president, Danny Bridges, president, Richard Wood, secretary-treasurer. 146 ible Club First Row: Ann Sanders, secretary, Ann Alley, Nancy Call, president. Second Row: Ronnie Evans, song leader, Patty Turner, vice-president. 5- V .W , rv- -.,.-3,-..,, ug,- - First Row: Ann Alley, Patty Turner, Ronnie Evans, Ann Sanders, Edna Bruce, Margaret Blount. Second Row: Christine Hubbard, Irlinda Norton, Ruth Roehrn, Linda Vandiford, Frances Garris, Beverly Stubblefield, Ann Turnage, Eleanor Bruce. Third Row: Pat Canady, Wesley Abbott, Alfred Wray, William Suis, Juanita Gilbo, The Bible Club is the only organiza- C ion in the school that offers member- hip to all students. The theme' of the Bible 'Club is: Living Christ in the chool by Christian young people band- g together in Christian fellowship. xible quizzes, games, songs, occasional ilms, and brief messages from a variety if speakers are included in the program. Ann Sanders and Pat Canaday put a poster on the wall to remind members of a club meeting. 147 L 1, . W if V Q. 'fa ,t 'Mi 3 W 6 fu A ' 5 f. l QV ' ' -, If x a . R, its yr wk . 4 X iv ' A 4 I ' .I 14: 5 Y t - a , x u 09 .3 .fn Y W. W 5 s . . 5 . 'lr' , Q9 ,H X v. , NK In no N 'I I v SWW r Q 1 'fc-1. ' ' aaa, un... ' -221 e ' . . V -1- First Row: Richard Wood Cmanagerl, Jimmy Taylor, Jake Bryant, Gene Yearwood, Jimmy Stout, James Edwards, Danny Bridges, Goach Eason, Bud Porter, Jimmy Wilson, Buddy Rogers, Pete Hartman, John Ellerson, William Kyle, Thomas Norman, Frank Schubert Kmanagerl. Second Row: Coach Letoha, John Pereira, Willie Mclvey, Robert Foster, Marshall Findley, Jimmy Eason, Jimmy Clark, Mike Walton, Tommy Lewis, James Calfee, Jeff Follmer, Ronnie Sowers, Richard Nobles, Ronnie Goodyear, Jay Rutledge, John Lena, Coach Stotle. Third Row: Bud Patton, Ashley Briggs, John Gouge, Lee Brown, Bruce Frolich, John Burton, Hamilton Lawson, Dan Cowley, Bob Thomas, Bill Burton, Jeff Ellerson, Charles Brown, Craig Zimmerman, Chris Hanburger, Skip Francis, Al- bert Hutton,,Donald Flanders fmanagerl. Peninsula Champs The Red and White closed out a highly successful season by turning a gray Thanksgiving into a black one for Typhoon fans and a bright one for Hamptonians. Reason? Hampton 20 - New- port News 0. With Bud Porter, the brightest star of all, leading the attack, the Crabbers literally ran Newport News off the field. Not only didithis even the long series, but it gave us the Penin- sula Championship after a three year reign by Warwick. The'Crabbers opened the season with a convincing 39-0 win over Benedictine. This game marked the debut of Jimmy Eason, who on his first play from scrimmage tossed a 41 yard touch- down pass to Bud Porter. Showing a balanced attack, Hampton, led by Danny Bridges, rolled up 245 yards on the ground and another 117 yards in the air. The following week Hampton traveled to Chester and shut out a stubborn Thomas Dale team H.H.S. H.H.S H.H1S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S Benedictine 0 Chester 0 Maury 12 Mt. Vernon 12 Wilson 20 Granby 13 26-0. Bridges scored twice and booted two extra points to boost his total to 23. Jimmy Stout scored the other touchdowns on passes. Keeping their slate clean, the Crabbers rolled over Maury 39-12. This game marked the first touchdowns allowed by the Red and White's rugged defense. For the sec- ond straight week Bridges and Stout scored twice. Bridges also converted three extra points to raise his point total to 38. The Mount Vernon Majors were the next to try 1 H-H-S Warwick 13 their hand at stopping the mighty Red and White. H-H-S N0I'VieW 19 Starting fast, the Majors broke into a 6-0 first quar- H.H.S. Newport News 0 ter lead. But three touchdowns in the second quar- ter and three more in the last half by the Crabbers dispelled any thoughts of an upset. Richard Nobles 150 Q sparked the attack with two long scoring runs. Bridges, Porter, Ellerson and Edwards also scored for Hampton. Winners of four straight, the men of Suey Eason traveled to Portsmouth to meet undefeated Woodrow Wilson. Because of flu and injuries to key Hampton men, Wilson was rated a heavy favorite at game time. But Hampton made the sportswriters look just as wet as the gridiron by blasting their way to a 20-7 halftime lead. Ellerson, Nobles, and Porter scored for the Red and White and Bridges kicked two extra points. His third try hit the goal post and bounced away. A combination of flu and fumbles aided Wilson to two last quarter touch- downs and enabled the Presidents to pull out with a tie. Bouncing back from the tie, Hampton ran all over Granby 40-13. Jimmy Eason scored three touchdowns and passed for another to lead the rout of the Blue Comets. Porter, Ellerson, and Bridges scored the other 'Crabber TD's. Bridges scored 10 points to raise his point total to 58. Next was the big homecoming game with War- wick. The Farmers started out as if they were go- ing to spoil everything by beating us for the fourth straight year. In fact, they carried a 13-6 lead into the fourth quarter. Then Bud Porter broke loose with two long runs for scores and Eason added an- other. Final score: H.H.S. 27 - Warwick 13. Still undefeated, the 'Crabbers traveled through the new tunnel to Norview to help them celebrate their homecoming. To make a long story short, Norview had a happy homecoming. The fired-up Pilots handed Hampton their first loss 19-7. Danny Bridges provided the only bright spot for Hampton by plunging over for a touchdown and kicking the extra point to stake Hampton to a short lived 7-0 lead. Then came Thanksgiving and the big win over the Typhoon. Co-captains Bud Porter and Danny Bridges, John Ellerson and Jimmy Stout closed out their high school careers with brilliant perform- ances. Porter scored one touchdown and passed for the others, one to Stout and one to Eason. Bridges kicked two extra points and combined with Stout to tear up the middle of the Typhoon line. Ellerson turned in his usual fine offensive and defensive game. 151 Ellerson grabs pass against Norview Stout tries hard against Presidents. . 'Vff me ' Bridges picks up yardage in Benedictine game. Porter scores in victory over Farmers Co-Captains - Danny Bridges and Bud Porter. Typhoon gets knocked out of play. Bridges dives over goal for six points Eason scores against Typhoon. Interference? Stretch I ! Who could forget this catch? Edwards runs behind Taylors blocking 153 . . -u Hey! What are you doing over there? Bud goes again. Follmer scores in Benedictine game Crabber blocking clears out Blue Comets. i E 154 Junior Varsity Football First Row: Sonny Scott, Byrd Harris, Charles Brown, Buddy McElroy, Jerry Taylor, Richard Marshall, Foy De- vine, Jimmy Quinn, Richard Franzyshen, Bill Burton, Joe Stellute, John Dungle. Second Row: Ronnie Hamilton, Billy Brittingham, Charles Richman, Graham Previer, Billy LaNeave, Robert Crebar, Jay Hayes, Arvin Linder, Ray Owens, Tim Tharp, Wallace Wilson, Don Cottle. Third Row: Curtis Dodson QManagerl, John Cannon, Donald Findley, Bill Lemke, Will Hayes, Thompson Stanley, Gene Summerland, Wade Traynham, Charles McManis. ' Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Ernie Talbott, Byrd Harris, Bob-Hundley, Lonnie Lashley, Vernon Marshall, Wayne Kanoy. Second Row: Charles Brown, .Gresham Goode, Ray Perry, Graham Previer, Steve Heath, Charles Palmer, Coach Edgar. 155 Coach Letoha, John Ellerson, Danny Bridges, Mike Hatcher, Billy Canepa, Roger Shortridge, Don Sheppard Coach Anastasio, Billy Fulford, Bob Croft, Sam Hixon, John Nicholas, Dan Cowley, Charles Talbott, Frank Allison Basketball Captain Billy Fulford John Ellerson 156 Sheppard hits against Suffok. Danny Cowley Fulford sinks lay-up in Cradock game. Danny Bridges It's stuck ! ! Mickey Hatcher 157 Don Sheppard Frank Allison Fulford fires one Nlcholas gets one off 158 Bill Canepa Ellerson puts in two Sam Hixon Allison lays one up 4 Ex H .9334 pri:- YQXQPTU4, Wqsvrmi iff' WSH man HIGH First Row: Billy McDonald, Kenny Carson, Ronald Buchanan, Donald Buchanan, Jimmy Shields, Harold Allen, Gordon Mercer. Second Row: Mitchell Overton, Riland Bridges, Joseph Dellapenta, Charles Palmer, Carl Bar- rack, Earl Powell, Bill Sleigher, Thomas Ruth. Third Row: Roy Woodman lMgr.J, Richard Brown, John Lam- broff, Wilbur Spencer, Ronald Summerlin, Eugene Rackel lMgr.l 4 Cross Countr Donald Buchanan Ronald Buchanan 160 Carl Barrack Billy McDonald Jimmy Shields Kenny Carson Harold Allen 161 l VF' 44 -I 'vggxii ,. ,f First Row: Curtis Rakes, Don Flanders, John Wood, Second Row: Ronnie Sowers, Byrd Harris, George Jones, Hartwell Routten, Jackie Anderson, Rex McKinley,.Bil1 Todd, Jake Bryant, Gerald Barrack, Don Sheppard, Rich- l ard Nobles. Third Row: Coach Anastasio, George Weikel, Billy McElroy, Gene Tetini, Bobby Walton, Eddie Hay- den, Bob Hundley, Bobby Ball, Buddy Denton, Steve Heath, Wayne Kanoy, Eddie Powell, Dave Walton, Coach Stolte. - Baseball Jackie Anderson, Tri-Captain L Bill Todd, Tri-captain I l , 162 I I Don Sheppard, 2nd Base Hard Rock Routteh, Catcher George Jones, Pitcher Rex McKinley, Tri-Captain ya... M Curtls Rakes, Pltcher 163 J. My f First Row: Ronald Buchanan, Donald Buchanan, John Burton, Jimmy Stout, Franklin Mitchell, John Ellerson, Raney Turner, ,Charlie Talbott, Ray Perry, James Branscome, W. F. Kyle, Robert Crebar. Second Row: Bob Truitt, Leroy Baisden, Ronald Summerlin, Sonny Milloy, Harold Allen, Chick Kerlin, Foy Devine, John Gouge, Joe Dellapenta, Craig Zimmerman, Jim Channon, Earl Powell, Jeff Ellerson. Third Row: Frank Allison, Wilbur Spencer, Lee Brown, Bob Murray, Danny Cowley, Key Shackelford, Carl Barrack, Charles Palmer, Bill Sleigher, Jeff Follmer, Ted Buck, Kenny Carson. Fourth Row: James Ray, Norman Edwards, Vernon Rumble, Wayne Green, Billy Sanchez, Ken Test, Billy McDonald, Tommy Ruth, David Flowers, John Lambroff, Eugene Horne, Bruce Conway, Jimmy Crews. Fifth Row: Eddie Webb, Brue Frolich, Roy Woodman. Track Raney Turner John Ellerson 164 The Lineup Gale Fertitta, Susan Gayle, Pat Gray, Sue Spell, Carol Clark Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Elvis - Country Style! 1 , ' .5 'W Z , X 10.1,-Q .,,, R g -- 1-Q - W v- M-......, ...I Row First: Valerie Garret, Aurelia McCoy, Joan Wood KI-Iead Cheerleaderl, Jo Ann Lewis, Pat Carrnines Row Second: Carolyn Hahn, Jo Ann Smith, Bonnie Boswell, Peggy Saunders, Margaret Barnhill, Nell Gracey Varsity Cheerleaders Rah Rah Hampton! JL Touchdown! 166 Seam AASLAND, ASTRI ALICE Band: Marching, Concert Latin Club Dramatic Participation Krabba Highlight: Circulation Staff Bids Committee ADAMS, CHARLOTTE DESPER National Honor Society SCA: Publicity Chairman Krabba Annual: Junior Compiler: Copy Editor SCA: Federation: Secretary Quill and Scroll Student Assistant Latin Club: Vice-President Future Teachers of America: Chaplain, Secretary Garrick Dramatic Club Hall of Fame: Most Likely to Succeed ALLEN, JAMES LEE, Basketball: Junior Varsity: Varsity ALLISON, DENNIS OTTO Chemphy Club Key Club National Honor Society Chess Club Future Voters of America: Delegate ALTMAN, DAN GRAYSON ANDERSON, MARY MARGARET National Honor Society Girls' State Student Assistant Future Teachers of America Garrick Dramatic Club Latin Club SCA: Representative: P.T.A. Committee Chairman Krabba Annual: Advertising Staff: Activities Staff Krabba Highlight: News Staff Bids Committee ANDERSON, GLENDA JEAN Girls' Chorus ANGLE, RONALD LYNN Boys' Chorus BAITY, DEANNA LEE Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus A Cappella Choir Distributive Education Club BALDWIN, IRENE DELORES Krabba Highlight Staff Student Assistant Future Teachers of America Latin Club . Garrick Dramatic Club BANKS, JEANETTE GIRLON BARNHILL, MARGARET ALMA Mixed Chorus Garrick Dramatic Club Varsity Cheerleader SCA: Representative Hall of Fame: Best Dancer BARNHOUSE, JEWELL NIXON Future Business Leaders of America BARRACK, CARL LEE Cross-Country Team BARRACK, GERALD Baseball: Junior Varsity: Varsity Varsity Club BASNETT, THOMAS WARD SCA: Representative BASS, BETTY LOU Girls' Chorus BATEMAN, GLEN G. BATSON, PATRICK HOLLY BAUGHAN, THOMAS EARL Boys' Chorus BECOUVARAKIS, GREGORY SCA: Vice-President Key Club: Vice-President Junior Class President Speech Club Sophomore Class President BENTON, PATRICIA ANN Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Krabba Highlight: Circulation Staff: Advertising Staff Football: Junior Varsity: Varsity SCA: Representative APPLEBY, JOHN CLARK ARTHUR, EDWARD LEE Projection Staff Audiographic Staff Class Day: Sound ATHERTON, ADA DOLOROS BAGGETT, JAMES BUDDY Attendant at Prom BAISDEN, LEROY FRANCIS Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Football: Varsity Red Cross Representative Future Business Leaders of America BERRY, JAMES MELVIN' BETHKE, RUTH ANN BIGGER, MARCIA PATRICK Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus BLAKE, KAREN MARTHA SCA: Representative SCA Federation: Representative National Thespians: Vice-President Krabba Annual: Junior Compiler: Copy Editor Student Assistant Quill and Scroll Garrick Dramatic Club Red Cross Representative Future Voters of America: Delegate BLEWETT, MATTIE JO Future Teachers of America Krabba Highlight Student Assistant Senior Executive Board: Cap and Gown Committee Speech Club ' Safe-Teen Club Future Voters of America BLEWETT, MELBA JEAN SCA: Representative Future Teachers of America. Student Assistant Krabba Highlight Staff Speech Club Red Cross Representative BLOUNT, WILLIAM ALFRED Concert Band Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir Football: Varsity BLOXOM, SONYA HOWE Distributive Education Club Girls' Chorus Future Homemakers of America Red Cross Representative Krabba Annual: Photographer BOERNER, ROBERT R. BOOTH, BETTY LOU Girls' Chorus BOOTH, GLORIA FAYE BOSWELL, BONNIE LEE Chorus: Mixed: Girls' Chairman of Decoration and Theme for Junior-Senior Prom Future Nurses Club Garrick Dramatic Club Red Cross Representative Krabba Highlight: News Staff: News Editor: Advertising Staff SCA: Representative Varsity Cheerleader Quill and Scroll BOYD, CLARA JEAN Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus BRAGG, BILLIE GAIL A Cappella Choir: Vice-President Future Homemakers of America Latin Club 1 l Band: Marching, Concert Krabba Highlight: Advertising Major-ette Staff BLAINE, JANNETTE CAROL Mixed Chorus 168 BREEN, HARRY Distributive Education Club Red Cross Representative BRIDGES, DANIEL WOODROW Student Relations Council Football: Varsity: CO-Captain Basketball: Junior Varsity: Varsity Varsity Club: President Track Team BRINEGAR, FLORA CHRISTINE Senior Executive Board Future Business Leaders of America Red Cross Representative Committees: Cap and Gown: Announcements BROCK, JUDITH ARLENE Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus BROWN, DAVID LINDSAY BROWN, WILLIAM TALMADGE BRUCE, ELEANOR GAY Girls' Chorus , Bible Club Future Homemakers of America BRYANT, .IUANITA ANN Girls' Chorus' SCA: Representative Distributive Education Club BUCHANAN, RONALD LEE Cross Country Team Track Team Varsity Club Band: Marching: Concert BUCKINGHAM, BARBARA SCA: Representative Future Nurses Club BUKOVICH, JOHNNIE LOUISE Garrick Dramatic Club Prom Committee Krabba Highlight: Circulation: Advertisement Future Teachers of America SCA: Representative BULL, DORIS LOUISE Future Homemakers of America Distributive Education Club BURCHER JR., PHILIP HARWOOD National Thespians: Historian Quill and Scroll Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff: Business Manager Krabba Annual: Activities Staff Garrick Dramatic Club: Board Member SCA: Representative Latin Club: Chaplain Red Cross Representative Future Voters of America BURKHOLDER, MARY ELIZABETH Red Cross Representative BURTON, JOHN FREDERICK Track Team Football: Varsity Chemphy Club Safe-Teens CANADAY, PATRICIA ANN Latin Club Bible Club Student Assistant Krabba Annual: Typist Safe-Teens CARMINES, PATRICIA ANN Cheerleader: Junior Varsity: Varsity Junior Attendant to Football Queen Junior Attendant to Basketball Queen Krabba Highlight: Assistant Editor SCA: Representative Latin Club Garrick Dramatic Club CARMINES, JR., RAYMOND MILTON Marching Band Concert Band CARSON, GEORGE KENNETH Cross Country Team Track Team Garrick Dramatic Club CARTER, ROBERT UPTON Cross Country Team Track Team CASHWELL,-AUDREY ANN Girls' Basketball Team CHAMBERS, GIRARD Cap and Gown Committee CHANNON, JAMES BROOKE Key Club SCA: Representative Cross Country Team Track Team Hall of Fame: Wittiest CHERRY, KITTY DIANNE Girls' Chorus Future Nurses' Club Krabba Highlight: Circulation Staff: News Staff CHRISTOL, JOHN GALLUX SCA: Representative Cap and Gown Committee 169 CLARK, KATHRYN EDNA Garrick Dramatic Club Future Teachers of America: Secretary: Chaplain Bids Committee Student Assistant SCA: Special Events Committee Chairman SCA: Executive Board Krabba Highlight: Advertising Staff SCA: Council Future Voters of America CLEVENGER, HELEN LOUISE Future Teachers of America Future Nurses' Club Girls' Basketball Team CLODFELTER, VIRGINIA ANNE Latin Club Garrick Dramatic Club Future Teachers of America Krabba Highlight Staff Bids Committee Student Assistant COCKRELL, JAMES THOMAS COLEMAN, PATRICIA SUE Safe-Teen Club Future Business Leaders of America CONNER, DAVID ROCKY C-ONNER, FANNIE MAE CORDLE, WILLIAM HAROLD Key Club COUPER, ROSA MAY Krabba Highlight: Circulation Staff CREWS, CAROLYN FAY Girls' Chorus CROCKER, JAMES THOMAS Boys' Chorus SCA: Representative CRONAU, EDWARD DARDEN CROSS, RUTH DIANNE - Future Homemakers of. America CUTLIP, JOHN EDWARD Baseball: Varsity Band: Marching, Concert Drum Major Varsity Club DARNELL, JR., CHARLES W DARNELL, RICHARD LEE Basketball: Junior Varsity Distributive Education Club DARROUGH, LINDA DAVIS, REBECCA JANE Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir DAVIS, STEPHEN WATSON Varsity Club Baseball Team DEATON, EBBEN CLARENCE Latin Club SCA: Representative Chemphy Club DEBNAM, JR., WILLIAM JESSE DEHART, JUNE ELIZABETH DENTON, ROBERT Q. RANDOLPH Audiographic Staff Projection Staff DENTON, WILLIAM ALLEN Key Club Band: Marching: Concert: Dance: Vice-President Krabba Annual: Sports Staff Garrick Dramatic Club Baseball: Junior Varsity DERYDER, GERALDINE LOUISE DESANDER, FRANCES R. SCA: Representative Future Nurses' Club Chemphy Club Safe-Teen Club Krabba Highlight: Circulation DUNN, JAMES RUSSELL EVERTON, LLOYD S. Krabba Highlight: Photographer Audiographic Staff Projection Staff Future Voters of America EARHART, CHARLES PAUL EDWARDS JAMES DAVID Football: Junior Varsity: Varsity EDWARDS MYRTLE LUE EDWARDS, PEGGY ANN Girls' Chorus EDWARDS, ROBERT WAYNE Projection Staff Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus ELLER, MARY ELIZABETH Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Future Teachers of America National Honor Society Student Assistant Bids Committee Krabba Highlight: Assistant Advertising Editor ELLERSON, JOHN Track Manager Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus A Capella Choir: President Speech Club Basketball: Manager Krabba Highlight: Photographer SCA: Representative FARABEE, LIBBY SUE Latin Club Future Teachers of America Krabba Highlight: News Staff FLOWERS, NANCY RUTH Student Assistants: Chaplain Nurses' Club: Chaplain: Corres- ponding Secretary Krabba Highlight: Advertising Staff: Circulation Staff Red Cross Representative Bids Committee FERREE, PHYLLIS ROSE Student Assistant National Honor Society Bids' Committee: Chairman Future Nurses' Club: Secretary: Treasurer: President Staff Decoration Committee for J unior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee for Class-Day Future Voters of America DETRICH, JUDITH VAN Krabba Highlight: Advertising Manager SCA: Representative Garrick Dramatic Club Quill and Scroll Latin Club: Chaplain Future Teachers of America: Treasurer Refreshments Committee for Junior-Senior Prom Chemphy Club Football: Junior Varsity: Varsity Basketball: Junior Varsity: Varsity Track Key Club Varsity Club SCA: Representative Student Relations Council Senior Class: Vice-President ELLIS, JOSIE RUTH Girls' Chorus Future Voters of America Future Business Leaders of America ELLIS, ROBERT JAMES Distributive Education Club ELLIS, RONALD DEAN Chemphy Club Latin Club Krabba Highlight: Circulation Staff Decoration Committee for Class Day Red Cross Representative FERRIS, CYRUS JOSEPH Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff: News Staff Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus SCA: Representative Welfare Committee Decorating Committee for Prom FIGG, JOHN EDWIN DEVAZEILLE, JACQUES R. DILLINGER, JAMES ARTHUR Key Club DOTSON, CURTIS NEAL Chess Club Chemphy Club Football: Junior Varsity Manager Basketball: Varsity Manager DRUMMOND, WILLIAM THOMAS Audiographic Staff Garrick Dramatic Club EMBREY, JR., BERNARD CECIL Key Club Basketball: Junior Varsity: Manager: Varsity Manager SCA: Representative Speech Club Senior Announcements Committe Chemphy Club DAUGHERTY, JoHN CHARLES EMERSON, JOYCE MARIE Band: Marching, Concert ESTES, FRANK BLAKE Boys' Chgrus Future Homemakers of America Distributive Education Club Girls' Chorus Krabba Highlight: Feature Staff EVANS, BETSY KELLY 170 FINDLEY, EDWARD MARSHALL Football: Varsity Prom Committee Senior Executive Board FORD, ROBERT DALE FOX, BETTY LOUISE Garrick Dramatic Club: Secretary Student Assistant SCA: Representative: Special Events Committee Future Nurses' Club Prom Committee: Refreshments Krabba Annual: Senior Compiler Latin Club Future Voters of America FRANCESCHI, SARA ANN Future Business Leaders of America FREEMAN, GEORGE FRANKLIN Football: Junior Varsity Distributive , Education Club FRENCH, DIANE Future Business Leaders of America FROMAL, CHARLES ALBERT Football: Junior Varsity SCA: Representative FRYE, HERMAN R. Red Cross Representative Chemphy Club Speech Club: Treasurer Krabba Highlight: Art Editor: News Editor Assistant Track Manager Krabba Karavan News Staff Safe-Teen Club GERSHENOW, EARL AARON Krabba Annual Staff Krabba Highlight Staff Projectionist Staff Future Voters of America: Public Relations Chairman GLAss, EVELYN JOSEPHINE GLASS, NORMA JEAN GLYNN, JOHN WALTER Golf Team GOLDSTEIN, HELEN FRANCES Garrick Dramatic Club Red Cross Representative GREEN, PATRICIA ANN Future Business Leaders of America GREENE, VIRGINIA CAROLYN Future Business Leaders of America: President Bids Committee SCA: Committee Chairman Executive Board A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Latin Club GRIFFITH, ELLIE ANN Krabba Highlight: Advertising Red Cross Representative Staff Olympic Club Future Business Leaders of SCA: Representative America Bids Committee GOODYEAR, JAMES RONALD Key Club: President GABLE, MARIE ESTELLE Football: Junior Varsity: Varsity National Thespian Society A Capella Choir Speech Club: Secretary Garrick Dramatic Club SCA: Representative Senior Executive Board Hall of Fame: Best Looking Krabba Magic Radio Show GOUGH, WILLIAM WOOD Krabba Highlight: News Staff: Key Club: Treasurer Circulation Staff Biology Club SCA: Representative: Elections Chemphy Club Committee Mixed: Girls' Chorus Future Teachers of America Future Business Leaders of America GARDNER, CLARENCE R. 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IIIIIIIIWL llllmu, I A- l I l'ln,1s?4 ll All lg ll i S ' ll lfi ue .f ill gy' ill lg , V., ,,,,,,,, . 651 116198 Q' M M!! Proaagers gg Y mwlllmv t,5M.mlb I PRIgl'!lN6 Reproductions - Programs - Advertising HOUSTON PRINTING 81 PUBLISHING HOUSE Hampton, Virginia Dial 5665 184 YP T ,z-vwrng-gf --!':3. '38 3! -S 1 -wlnmmfml ' . 1 1 . .,:.,g.,g.,,. .g-':5::5::f2:5::!2:gin-., ' 1, I 1 : 111111111n1llll1l1U1 f - - WWWWWWWW PRE , . 121 North King Street - Hampton, Virginia Dial: Hampton 7751 OFFSET PRINTING - PROCESS COLOR PRINTING LETTERPRESS - DESIGN - FINISHED ART 185 ' ARR BRIIS P: I . i , ,lymuafeu and Opticfqn, 3005 Washington Ave. Newport News, Virginia 'k 28 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Compliments of FREEMAN FUR SHOP 126 - 30th Street Newport News, Va. Wythe Amoco Service Center Raymond and Jim Strachan Washing - Polishing - Greasing Waxing 1501 Kecoughtan Road NN 2-9579 Leacy's Shoe Hospital John Downing, Prop. All Work Guaranteed Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled 34 E. Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia Phone 3-4513 Private Banquet Room-Orders to take home Chin's Chinese Restaurant Chinese and American Foods Q Compliments of Geo. L. Smith Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ELECTRIC, STANDARD, PORTABLE 3509 Kecoughtan Road 113 - 26th Street Hampton, Virginia Dial 3-6573 Ph01'1e 5-1889 run autism Community Hardware G. L. Agnew, Prop. 'k Langley Traffic Circle Phone 3-5883 Hampton, Va. .- GN o 0008 0 000 053 o 0 0 000 000 '55 '000 Ogg 690 000 000 0 5 0 O Q1 C3 n Q, oo 0 Q0 009 0:00 M QQ, 000 coo 0 00000 Q Cv 0 0 Q 0 0 oo o 0000 O 000 900 SQG Q, it i -4. i N i N il 'u ii Gem of th P V I i e eninsulav Eli Mater, Your Host Telephones 6666 or 3-9532 26 East Military Road Hampton, Virginia 187 4.- v.....,.........-..-.--4-P----H ' B D X . HDE 51 W. Queen - H CK THE SHOE BUX Hampton High's Friendly Shoe Store ampton, Va. Ph 3 3609 ,,. Lv Q ' , , - 34: 51 Pi, V Q ' . fm Qfpiefzyliww if BREAD 88 The Citizens National Bank of Hampton, Virginia Fashions for Men of All Ages Trl? E355 .4009 snow Phone: 5-1571 3107-09 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia For the latest in Ladies' Fashions DIC WIC SHUIDS ir Langley Traffic Circle Hotel Langley Building KECOUGHTAN PHARMACY C. L. Clodlfelter, Reg. Phar. 819 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia For Neighborhood Delivery Service - Call Newport News 4-1531 Yardley Cosmetics Magazines Sz Newspapers Baby Needs Sundries Drugs Tobaccos Greeting Cards Stationery E. A. Harper 8g Company, Inc. Wholesale Distributors Fairfax Hall Food Products - Glidden Paints 'A' Serving Peninsula Merchants Dial Warwick 8-1529 - Morrison Branch Warwick, Va. 190 Ilampfonv High School Studo-11fs cmd Their Families Are Iizvifcd fo Bring The-ir Finafnc-ial Problems Hero. S Langley Circle Office THE MERCHA T A'l'l0 AL RA K Of Hampton -k Financing the Commzmityis' Progress Fifty-Five Years 'A' Offices at: Langley - Fox Hill - Downtown Member Federal Reserve System --- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 191 Burford Buick Corp. King Sz Lincoln Streets 4323 Kecoughtan Road Bernard XL N. King Streets Langley Traffic Circle 2. 'Zfozqden Smith Qicwdat and ff 2. 'Zfczqden Smit! emma! Zfame Phone: 3-3335 or 3-2603 Open Til 9 Wien e Qetdcal Prescriptions Filled - Glasses Fitted Lenses Duplicated to Dial: 4831 Hampton, Virginia SOUTHAMPTON SHOE STORE 3383 Kecoughtan Road We Specialize in Shoes For the Entire Family For Girls For Boys Dress Dress Flats Campus Styles Casuals Many Styles for Mom and Dad Join Our Family Shoe Club Thirteenth Pair Free Compliments Of The Wornom Furniture Co SWIFT 8z COMPANY 142 North King Street Hampton, Virginia C Hamptflns N01'f0lka Richmvnd Anything in Furniture Lowest Prices Customer Confidence' Dial 3 2918 WYTHE CLEANERS Where Customers Send Their Friends 'A' 2519 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Compliments of GENE RUSSELL, Zami: 3600 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia J. P. Watkins G. A. Forbes Congratulations Watkins Supply Co., Inc. Fuel, Oil, Wcod, Coal, Hay, Grain, Feed, and Seed Dial 3-4612 334 West Queen St. Hampton, Va. Compliments of Wellworth Cleaners I 10 Convenient Locations 193 l Compliments of Southampton Hardware 3851 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia SUTTLE MOTOR CO Cadillac - Oldsmobile G. M. C. Trucks Safety-Tested Used Cars Compliments of Tignor 8z Moore Armistead Sz Holt Streets Hampton, Virginia Phone 3-3373 . 'k Groceries Serving our Customers Since 1895 34th SL Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Virginia Phone 4309 Phone 3-1611 W. Queen Street Hampton, Va. Compliments of THE OlD POINT NATIONAL BANK OF PHOEBUS Hampton, Virginia We Welcome Your Checking and Savings Accounts Drive-In Window Service Ample Parking Spaces Complete Banking Facilities Phone 6391 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 194 Qfamptm Wig! Sain! 66644 fdnga and 740tW06i0L66Wt60tMv Supplied by W. C. Saunders Company 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia Dowden Insurance Agency Compliments of SALES SERVICE 23 North King Street - Hampton, Virginia We gfwg V VI :ma WASHINGTON Ava. 42 QQ' WEL NEWPORT NEWS,VA. Patronize Your Local Boys The Only Barclay Owned and Operated Jewelry Store on the Peninsula Hampton's Newest and Most Modern Bakery CLOVER LEAF PASTRY'SHOP Cakes - Pastry Delights For Special Occasions For Your Everyday Enjoyment Dial 3-3805 33 South King Street Hampton, Virginia Compliments of Zfqgeda 5222162292 fzftkzdi 'k 2114 Wickham Avenue Newport News, Virginia CllAMBllIlLlN LAUNDRY Incorporated Garment Storage - Vault on Premises A safe place for your furs and woolens VV. A. Bauserman, Pres. Phone 3-3304 NICK VENERIS Plumbing and Heating 3314 Huntington Avenue Newport News, Va. Phone 2-6502 See the 1958 Ford Nothing newer in the world at Spratley - Rogers Blotor Ckn over the years many satisfied customers in Ford Sales Sz Service -rnnn DIAL HAMPTON 201 ARMISTEAD AVE., HAMPTON, VA. Nights - Holidays Call - Hampton 39014 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE DMV 813 Ivy League Shirts 8z Pants Gym Socks 8z Tennis Shoes WYTIIE SURPLUS SALES Government Sz Civilian Surplus Clothing Boots, Shoes, and Jackets Rain Coats and Rain Suits ir 1601 Kecoughtan Road - Phone 2-3393 Opposite Wythe Fire Department Open 9-8 Sundays 9-6 Best Wishes from COFER MOTOR SALES Incorporated Compliments of W. T. GRANT, CO. Known for Values 43 W. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Phone 3-5282 FULLER'S CORNER Phoebus, Virginia 0 Hotel - Confectionery GOLDSTEIN'S 13 W. Queen St. -- 'Hampton Good Buys in a Junior Wardrobe Come In - You'1'e Always Welcome DIXIE DIGGS AUTO PARTS, Inc. Carburetors - Ignition - Brakes Briggs and Stratton Motors and Repairs Auto Machine Shop Service North King Street and Pembroke Avenue Phone 6372 Hampton, Virginia 198 I Our thanks to Jo Ann Lewis, Patsy Mackey, and Chick Kerlin for the Krabba Karavanf' Saturday morning, 10:30. RADIO and TELEVISION an affiliate 1490 KC Channel 15 IH Proudly Serving the Tidewater Area with Courteous Service and Dependable Values for the Home and Family Newport News Warwick 3007 Washington Ave. O 9614 Warwick Rd. The Peninsula's Friendly Department Stores Zazfefalozdamemf Compliments of the Squire 6-A-UF 3027 Kecoughtan Road Southampton Shopping Center Is Our Business... And Frankly Speaking 752 ,-4 ?Zecwme! if COME OUT OFTEN TO THE WYTHE GREEN ACRES THEATRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE PALACE ANCHOR THEATRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE And SKATELAND At the Fun Corner 1830 Randolph-Macon College 1958 ASHLAND, VIRGINIA An accredited liberal arts college for men with a na- tional reputation for the success of its graduates. Information may be secured from H. BURNELL PANNILL, Dean of Men and Director of Admissions 201 MERRlMAC MOTORS, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth - Imperial Dealers 'k Kecoughtan Road 8: LaSalle Avenue Dial 6367 Hampton, Virginia Compliments of Peninsula Electric C, C, MUGLER SONS Motor Services, Inc. Griffon and Curlee Clothes 1428 Kecoug-htan Rd. Hampton, Va. Algigxalgtggan Heusen Shirts Electric Motors Repairerl and Rewound Bugby Sweaters Armature Winding Interwoven Hose Belts, Pulleys, Power Tools, and Motors Jarman and Red Goose Shoes D. I H t 6261 24-Hour Service 'R amp on , , l Dial NN 4-2955 Night 8-6005 26 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia Compliments of DOUBLE HOBBYLAND your Relax with a Hobby SAVINGS Model Airplanes - Boats with Craft Sz A1'tist's Supplies Dale B- Lively Low, Low PRICES plus 3831 K 'ht Rd. H t , V . mug an amp on a FREE SAV-A-STAMPS Dial 3-5501 Compliments of Wmmpb Sporting and Athletic Equipment 450 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Phone MAdison 5-0543 202 Zezzm 'Zfeaz weed Od Wm: Compliments of Hampton Fool 0il lloalors Association Hunt Oil Company Armstrong Point York Oil Company Sunset Road Watkins Company 336 W. Queen St. Bubber Chisman Fuels 222 E. Queen St. Ranhorne 8a Granger Fuels, Inc. 1736 W. Pembroke Ave. E. T. Lawson 8z Son T. Armstrong Point John L. Hutton Kecoughtan Road H. Wilson 8z Co. N. King St. J. D. Collins 810 Buckroe Ave. F. D. Hunt 801 Newcomb Ave. Congratulations to the JUNE GRADUATES From Hampton High School P. T. A. Sundays 4 to 7 PM Open Daily 1 to 8 PM Saturdays 10 AM to 8 PM EXOTIC AQUARIUM The Finest in Things Aquatic TROPICAL FISH - PET SUPPLIES T. A. McClure NN 2-7469 1811 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Compliments of LElW1'6I1C6 IIlSll1'3,llC6 HOLLOWAY'S Agency 3513 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia 2016 - 25th Street Newport News, Va. Bus. 2-0144 Res. 2-8386 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 204 ,-. f i QQQ. . JM, .QV C54 . I 2 Q 5 Q.f1Qufimq 9 :gg --l?lE4E gl Msssmmwwsswmwmmmwmwwwvwwmwwwwwwwwwv-4 ' the graduaHng class swwwwvvmmmwwwwmwmwmwwm+ I I DRINK x 'I ' NI is we xi EEG U5 PAIOFF, I in K 11lL'Ll wbbbbbbbwvmrmwiwbbbwwwm SIGN OF GOOD TASTE Carpets Russ REMEMBER PEARL'S J 6056 COMPLETE MARKET PHOEBUS t 22-24 South Mallory St. Furniture Paints Phoebus, Va. Compliments of HOP'S PLACE Established 1922 AUTO SUPPLIES Phones: 3-0747 - 5568 17-23Armistead Ave. Hampton, Va. Dial 4032 for Appointment Sussex Beauty Salon CREATIVE HAIR STYLING Exclusive but not Expensive O 3837 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. REGENT STORES 40-42 Queen St. Hampton, Virginia Dial 4471 'A' Auto .Accessories B. F. Goodrich Tires Sz Batteries Kelvinator Appliances - T-elevision Bicycles - Tricycles - Hardware Toys - Sporting Goods Congratulation to Hampton High Graduate The West End Pharmacy E-, W 107 Armistead Avenue Dial 4346 Hubbard's Market 19: Victoria Boulevard Hampton, Virginia To Buy or Sell Call C. F. KAUTZ, SR. Licensed Real Estate Broker For Peninsula Realty Co., Inc. Dial NN 2-3678 Day or Night Freedom's Key to Better Living is your newspaper . . American youth early finds free- dom's key to better living in the pages of its newspapers. Our un- paralleled opportunities for achieve- ment - our priceless rights to think, speak, and choose for our- selves - can be maintained only so long as our newspapers keep for- ever upon the channels to the facts that concern us. Look to the DAILY PRESS and TIMES HERALD for the best in: ft INTERNATIONAL NEWS at NATIONAL NEWS it LOCAL NEWS if' SPORTS it COMICS it FEATURES ADVERTISING it EDITORIALS You'll Find It All In The Tri-Cities Newspapers . . T1p1.12Qf!fEc1iEE2f9ili5iLALD NlD'P0lT N I1W5-lL1.Vll'TON- W All'lfK Southampton Pharmacy SOUTHAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER Helen Rubinstein - Tussy - Dorothy Gray Yardley - Old Spice - Sheaffer Pens - Revlon .Parker Pens - Argus - Graflex - Polaroid Cameras - Elizabeth Arden if PRESCRIPTIONS - DELIVERY SERVICE - PHONE 6349 C. E. Wheeler REGISTERED PHARMACISTS C. L. Fisher Compliments to the June Graduates from JACK SPIGEL MORTON SPIGEL S,067eZ,Zf. Haliege Sick, 7aa. 130 - 32nd Street Dial NN 2-6982 Newport News, Va. The Only Exclusive Boys' and Students' Shop on the Peninsula Boys' Sizes 6 to 20 - Students' Sizes 36 to 44 CRegulars SL Longsj am Station af tie Siena, W G H 131 o ir MUSIC i' NEWS ul' ENTERTAINMENT 'A' 'A' 'A' You Are Always Up-to-Date When You Listen to WGH For Doy or Night Programs 208 Wythe Auto Parts Company Spot Deliveries Any Time Auto Springs - The Largest Stock on The Peninsula Automotive Replacement Parts and Accessories 2204 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Dial 6-1336 BETTER KNOWN - KNOWN TO BE BETTER A. LOUIS DRUCKER EMANUEL E. FALK DRUCKER 81 FALK REAL ESTATE, GENERAL INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS 131 Twenty-sixth Street 3824 Kecoughtan Road 7603 Bondale Ave NEWPORT NEWS HAMPTON NORFOLK GILMAN COOLEY, Manager 209 Compliments of ADAMS-SACHS Wholesale Confectionery Compliments of Peninsula Hardware Co. of Hampton, Inc. Reuben M. Church, Manager 1711 Kecoughtan Road Phone NN 2-4121 'A' CUTLER'S JEWELRY STORE 2315 Washington Avenue DIAL 4031 Newport News, Va. 7 Mellen Street Phoebus, Virginia Compliments of Hampton Esso Servicenter Victoria Blvd. Sz Armistead Ave. Coleman S. Rogers Compliments of Kearney Drug Store Phoebus, Virginia Compliments of Jones Brothers Esso Service Center 'k 519 Bridge Street Dick Jones We deem it a privilege and a 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. CbQ!W6,S Sfzzdzb 106 East Queen Street Hampton For 62 years the Photographic Service Preferred by Hamptonians' 211 I ZQQGZ 4- Your Complete Department Store West Queen Street - Hampton, Virginia E 0 + NEW LU lm e O.t.'DSrv1OE1L.E-I.-5,0 CAlDl'L.LAC 4 'QWINC.1. 821 W. PEMBRIIKE AVE. Phone 3-0777 C3991 Sf- Hi8llW3U Hampton, Virginia KDMV 7171 212 Qlitg uf Zgamptnn Council-City Manager Government GEORGE C. BENTLEY SWANSON HUNT Mayor Vice-Mayor RALPH DIXON JOHN R. LAWSON Councilman Councilman OTIS JOHNSON C- E- JOHNSON Councilman city Manager OLDEST CONTINUOUS ENGLISH SPEAKING SETTLEMENT IN AMERICA, 1610. 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. COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY: Phone 3-3581. Prosecuting Attorney for the State. CITY MANAGER: Phone 3-5114 Chief Administrator of the City Govern- ment. 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 femergencyj 4333. Fire extinction. Inspections of Fire Hazards. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-6567 Vital Statistics, Communicable Diseases Control, Maternal Hygiene, Sanitation - Food Establishments, Milk Sanitation and private food disposal. Rabies Control. Public Health Education. HOME AND FARM AGENTS: Phone 3-2516. Advancement of agricultural activ- ities and home economics. LAW DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-7721 City Attorney-Legal Advisor to the City Government. PLANNING DEPARTMENT: Surveys and studies of existing conditions and future growth of the City. Present long 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. Construction, repair and operation of Streets, Bridges, Sanitary Sewers, Re- fuse Collection, Storm Drainage, Mosquito Control. RECREATION DEPARTMENT: Phone 3-5641 or 3-2509. Organizes and conducts recreational programs on the playgrounds. REGISTER: Phone 5251. Registration of qualified voters in the City. TREASURER: Phone 5941. Collects State Tags fState March 15th to April 15thJ. Sells and City Taxes. Sells State and City Auto dog licenses. ZONING DEPARTMENT: Phone 8331 or 3-6656. Administers Zoning Ordinance. In- spections of plumbing and electrical instal- lations. Issucs building, plumbing and elec- trical permits. Administers subdivision reg- ulation ordinance. Prepares property ident- ification maps. Goon LUCK U. S. TIRE SERVICE Sevi Wallace, Mgr. We Buy, Sell or Trade Most Anything' Wheel Balancing I Recapping and Vulcanizing Authorized Distributors U. S. Tires 614 Back River Road Dial 4246 Hampton, Virginia 4304 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Wythe Motors Co., Inc. 9111 , HF 1900 Kecoughtan Road Phone 4-17 04 Your Friendly DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer CONGRATULATIONS SINCLAIR HARDWARE from Joe M. simian Hardware 8: S ortin Goods Team lgricesg ANTIQUE SHOP Di3,13-4111 44 West Queen Street Hampton, Virginia 214 1958 Dmr Jmm . . . . . . . . or Mary or Sue. Ona clay fruly nm' 100 long from now., you will hw mak- ing homes of your own. In these homies, fhcrc will be floors. And on these floors - rugs. Ilcrcis the COHHlI07'f'l.lIl17'C'7'ILC7'Hb67' the Rug Shop 'ZUILIHIV the day m'2 i'Ues.' Our very best wishes, 760 .sf N - v W A f' Carpet and Decorating Specialists Southampton Shopping Center 3829 Kecoughtan Rd., Hampton Ph. 3-0707 keooughtan laundry-uleaners Your exclusive LUX Laundry i' WYTHE SOUTHAMPTON Pick-up and Delivery Service HAMPTON ROADS MARINA Ivy Home Road Hampton, Virginia Phones 3-6517 - 3-6518 Evenings 3-9366 Distributor for: Matthews 0 Richardson 0 Cruis-Along Correct Craft 0 Trojan Pacemaker 0 Plastic Craft 0 Lyman Old Town v Evinrude Motors Jersey Skiffs 0 Salem A Friendly, Reliable Place to Buy Your Best New or Used 04464 Eeamafwwt cmd daffee S404 B Phone 3-5736 3508 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Recommend-ed by Duncan Hines Member Esquire Club Monroe Transfer and Storage Company MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE Agents ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. 315-321 Poplar Avenue 224-226 - 23rd Street, Hampton, Virginia Newport News, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of WYTHE HARDWARE . Z4 COMPANY Zafzdaz' ' ' 'aa Wythe Shopping Center Phone NN 2-0225 C. W. Billy' Dickinson, Owner Compliments of WYATT BROTHERS, INC. The Store for Men ir HAMPTON 216 Another New Feature . . . R. W. Brockwell SL R. Hessler demonstrating our new rug-cleaning equipment Part Of Our Ever-Increasing Effort To Better Serve Our Customers DAW N BRINGS HFQPPV DGVS DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS 217 V ,-'2....-'-'3..1 .. '.......' 'ii' ' .Biff us' ' I 5 A T L , Z, Q 4 ' 7cwwa and Quadra 7044! Smwfce TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 1933 Kecoughtan Rd. 4-4961 1014 Jefferson Ave Hampton, Va. 4-4162 - 2-6768 Newport News, Va. Frigidaire Maytag Duo Therm Philco Magic Chef RCA Victor Zenith Visit our Record Bar M c LE AN' S For the Best in Appliances 'k 15 South King Street, Hampton - Dial 4343 13-15 East Queen Street, Hampton - Dial 4345 2713 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News - Dial 4-1121 9710 Warwick Road, Warwick - Dial 8-3435 218 HAMPTON INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION HAMPTON, VIRGINIA J. Britt League, Jr., President J. B. Morgan, Vice-President Frank D. Cumming, Secretary-Treasurer BUCKROE REALTY J. B. LEAGUE, JR. FRANK D. CUMMING GUARANTY REAL ESTATE, INC. HARRISON Sz LEAR LACKEY-SAUNDERS CO., INC. V. T. STRICKLER TAYLOR Sz TAYLOR, INC. L. M. VON SCHILLING, JR. WELCH BROTHERS KL CO. JOE WEIISTEAD, INC. MORGAN-MARROW CO. W. T. QUINN, JR. Compliments of W. T. Phillips Sl Son, Inc. 'lr HAMPTON, VIRGINIA filckmmdedgememfa Publication of the 1958 KRABBA would have been impossible had We not received the cooperation of our photographers, Messrs. Cheyne, Fara- bee, and Whiteed, our many ad- vertisers, and the faculty and stu- dents of Hampton High School. KRABBA STAFF, 195 ADMINISTRATION ..... ,.., ADVERTISEMENTS ........... AUDIOGRAPHIC STAFF BAND ..,,......,,.,,.,.,.............,. A BASEBALL ....,....,...,...,...,...,,. 19 180-219 124 136-138 162-163 BIBLE CLUB ...,.,........,,.......,... ............ 1 47 CHEMISTRY - PHYSICS ....... ..... 1 30 CHESS CLUB .......,................. .....,.. 1 31 CLASSES ........................,....... 28-109 CROSS COUNTRY ..............,................... 160-161 DEDICATION ...,,......,.,...,...,,.....,,......,...,....,.,,... 6-7 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB .....,.. 129 FACULTY ...,...,..,....,...,.....,.........,...,...,.......,. FOOTBALL ,,......,,...,..,,..,.,..,.,..,,......,.....,... FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF . 20-27 150-154 AMERICA ....,.......,...........,.......,...,............. 144 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 123 FUTURE FUTURE FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATION .......... TEACHERS OF AMERICA ..,.., VOTERS OF AMERICA ..,......... 126 122 139 Editorial Index HENRY TAYLOR SOUTHALL DEDICATION ............................. ........... 9 1 JUNIQRS .......,.........,.................................... 92-102 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR ...,.............................,..............,...,. 92 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ...,.. 165 JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS .....,,.,.,...,........, 155 KEY CLUB .................,,,,.....,,,..,,.,,,,,,, 127 KING AND QUEEN OF PROM ,,,,, , ,.,,,,,4,4, 85 KRABBA HIGHLIGHT ..,..........., ,,,, 140-141 KRABBA KARAVAN .... ....,,,,. 1 35 KRABBA STAFF ..,...... ..., LATIN CLUB ..,,..,...,....,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , , MAJ ORETTES .................,.,....,..,..,,,...,, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,.,...,..., NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY .... 142-143 121 138 115 116-117 PROJECTIONIST STAFF .......,,.......,...,....... 125 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ..,... 26 QUILL AND SCROLL ,,,,,,,.,,44,A4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 119 SAFE-TEENS ..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.A, 1 4 5 GARRICK DRAMATIC CLUB 118 HALL OF FAME ,..,.,. .,..,,.,.,...... .,,, 8 0 -84 Adams - Sachs ....... Adams Shoe Store .......... Bank of Phoebus .,...........Y...Y.. 210 186 ,, ...... 182 Barclay Brothers, Jewelers ..... .,...... 1 96 Barclay Sz Sons ..................,,..,. Barr Brothers, Inc. Beck's City Bakery ....... Bowditch Ford .,......, Broadway .......................... Burford Buick Corp ......... Camera House, The ......,........ Chamberlin Laundry, Inc. 180 186 188 182 .. ...... 200 192 182 197 Cheyne's ,,....,................ .l,.......l....... . H ..... 211 Chin's Chinese Restaurant .,,.... Citizen's National Bank . .,.... . 186 189 Clover Leaf Pastry Shop ..,..,... ...... . . 196 Coca Cola Bottling Company ...... ......,. 2 05 Cofer Motor Sales, Inc. ............ . Colonial Stores, Inc. Community Hardware ..... Cut1er's Jewelry Store ,... . Daily Press Inc., The ............. . 198 202 186 210 207 Dawn .....,..,...,.. 1 ....,.......,..,.,,....,....... ..,...,. 2 17 198 Dowden Insurance Agency ....... Dixie Diggs Auto Parts, Inc. Drucker Kr Falk .,..........,......... ,, Eli's .............,.,......,.....,............. Esquire Shop ..,.......... Exotic Aquarium .,... Freeman Fur Shop ..., Fuller's Corner ....,,... Genmar Kennels , .... ,. Goldstein, M. J. Gordon Theatres ,...,.. 196 , .....,, 209 J .... 187 . ....... 200 204 186 198 182 193 200 Grant, W. T. ............. ,..,,...,...,, ..,..,., , ,,,,,,,, 1 9 8 Hampton, City of ...,...,..,.,......,.,.,.,,..,,. ,,,.,,,, 2 13 Hampton Fuel Oil Dealers Ass'n. ..............,. 203 Hampton High School PTA ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,4 204 Hampton Insurance Sz ,Real Estate As3'n.., 219 Hampton Hampton Marine Co. Harper Kr Co., E. A. Roads Marina ...,....,..,...,...,......,,,,,,,. 215 180 120 SCENES AT I-I.H.S. ..... ..,.. 8 G-89 SCHOOL BOARD ....., 18 SENIORS .........................,..............,......,,,..,.... SENIOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEES ,. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,..,.. ..,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR ....,.. ,,.,,,.., SENIOR STATISTICS ..,..,,...,,....,...,,,.,,,, SOPHOMORES ..,..................,..,,....,......,..,. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AN 167 104 D SPONSORS ..,..,....,...................,...,...,...,, SPECIAL EVENTS SECTION ,...,,,,,,,,,,,, SPEECH CLUB .....,...,,........,,,,,,,,,, STUDENT ASSISTANTS ....... STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ............,,.. ,.,4, 112 TABLE OF CONTENTS .....,.. ,,,.,, TITLE PAGE ..,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, TRACK ...........,........................ ...,., UNDERCLASSMAN PAGE ..,.. VARSITY CLUB , .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ,.,,4 ,,,,,,,,, VOCAL DEPARTMENT ,,,-,,,,, ,,,,, Advertising Index Hobbyland I-Iolloway's ,.,,,....,..,...,...... Hop's Place ....,...........,,...,..,....,,..,,...,...,...,..,,,..,. 206 Houston Printing Kr Publishing House Hubbard's 202 204 184 Hygexa Roller Rink . .,,........... .. Hampton Esso Servicenter Jones Brothers Esso ..,..,.,..., Kearney Drug Store ..... Kecoughtan Laundry ..... Kecoughtan Pharmacy ........... Ladies' Fashion Parlor .................. Lawrence Insurance Agency .,..., Leacy's Shoe Hospital ....... , ...,..., Le2g'ett's Levm's ........,........,.... , ...,......., Marple Optical , ...,....,..,,...,.,, , Merchants National Bank .... . Merrimac Motors ...............,..,., Monroe Transfer Ez Storage ...., Mugler, C. C., Kr Sons ......,, McLean s ...,,...,.....,....,..,,.., v Nachman s ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Northrop Sport Shop ......... Oasis Restaurant . .,..... ......,...,. . Old Point Nation al Bank .......,,... Pcarl's ...........................,....................... Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Electric Motor Service .... Florist Association ,.... .. Hardware ...... ...... , ,... .,,. . Realty .............,.,,................... Penn Luggage ,,..,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,, , Perry's Meat and Poultry Market ...,.. Phillips, W. T. si Son, Inc. ,,,,,,,,,,,., A Plc Wxc Shops .,...,,............,.. Prestige Press ........,...,,....... Randolph-Macon College ...... Regent Stores ,... , ..,..,,....,...,,,,,, , Riverside Restaurant ,.., ............... Rountree Furniture Company ...,,, Rug Shop, The ..........,,.,,,..,,..,,,,.,, Russell, Gene Florist ..,,,.. 220 . ..,. 189 197 210 210 210 215 190 183 204 186 212 183 192 , .... 191 202 216 202 218 181 202 215 194 206 202 216 210 206 183 180 219 190 201 206 182 . ,,., 184 215 193 Saunders, I. A. ............... . Saunders W. C. ..,.......,............. . Sear's Department Store .,..... Shaw's ..,..,,........,..........,...,...... Shoe Box, The . ...... Silverman Furs ........... Sinclair Hardware ....,.,...,. ....., Sinclair's Trading Post ..............,.. Slaughter, R. F., Lumber Co. Smith, Geo. L. ....,,........................ . Smith, R. Hayden ,........... ..,.... Southampton Hardware ...,. Southampton Pharmacy ..... Southampton Shoe Store ......... Spigel's College Shop, Inc. Spratley-Rogers Motor Co. ..... . Susan Lee Antique Shop ....... Sussex Beauty Salon ,...,. Swift Kr Company ......... Suttle Motor Corp. 1'ignor 8: Moore ...... I'own 5 Country .......,.............. U. S. Tire Service ,, ....,...,.,,........,,....,,, .. 132 Veneris, Nick Plumbing Q Heating Watkins Supply Co., Inc. ..,.....,.,.,,....,.., . Wellworth Cleaners .,.,.....,....,....,.....,.,., West End Pharmacy , ......, WGH Radio .......,....,.,............ White Oldsmobile-Cadillac ...., Williams' Pontiac ...........,... .. Woodward's Drug Store .,... Wornom Furniture Co. WVEC .........,..,.,....,,.,,,.l...,..,.,,,,,,,,, Wyatt Brothers, Inc. ,...,,...,..,.,....,.. . Wythe Amoco Service Station ..,,.., Wythe Auto Parts ...,,,,...,,..,,,.,,,,,,, Wythe Cleaners ................ Wythe Hardware .,,..,,......, Wythe Motors Co., Inc. .,,. . Wythe Surplus Sales ........ Young Men's Shop ..... 1-zffffdfflfffm Awww P u Le Special Events Committee of the Ham football at Vngrrrmask hunge Students ELC 0 by Joyce Gottlieb and Kathy Clark, welcomed students When he was Varwick and Newport News Hlgh Schools on Federa Ald bt about Hampt Ly, Friday, December 6. The guests were greeted at Ta ant entrance and taken to the cafeterla, where they lrlotte Adams Chosen Y Meetm9, e' n Exchan e Student ., l hy On De I H 9 Sophom y Judy S rder Theme Fall Playp Bene Stars t and crew' IA My TUIW' p,591St:'S Q, xi Yea, heithe dxrectlon Of T0mmY if Co o SMI est sssmstzktt U tlenot le S nfesented Us ann.u.....a ..- ,.1.,.. e 5 uae eleaaet ixcefs' xx e 8 S d to fonvln' are 99 ye K' et ana Bvvjxbgacysoon me o exe e 1 e m xnut c cguncll Elected of me W and been ed X93-9 speech on the gl VA bi A 909 C'0i5A5- 60109 n October 3 seven students mt 9 L9 01055 cw .male 5 on Hugh were elected by t X dwg! qsfgzn' to serve as members Y Ofvvbgy ,Y udent Relatlons Cou ' 5' S Bail b we LR .Ho . b b o Q. Q5 -Z? 0 ncy SPI a H T -,ed candldat 9 6, 0 OSX? 9 Q 5 A 8 tw 3 co 'I president as senlcr c Q 9 'F 'ff Rf 6' Q 5 S' S he Beve B and Fred Rane? has been Q sea? 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