Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

t J ibrLs Oftrna w Mater Volume XXII 1947 Published by the SENIOR CLASS of HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Hopewell, Virginia I seiaaii® SillBflSi mmsmmm ;V : ) S ' • ' w ' s V B(Sli!iiiiiiiS|ii|s 1 lilil I . W0mm : ■ 1 HM MARY HELEN BURCH In grateful appreciation the Class of 1947 dedicates its edition of the Kaleidoscope to our friend and sponsor MARY HELEN BURCH Tolerant, ever considerate of others—there is a simplicity, an integrity about everything she does which has a brilliance all its own, the gleam of which will serve as an inspiring beacon to us. The pure gold of a fine char¬ acter shines through her every act, and lends a rare dignity to her achievements. Remem¬ bering the high ideals for which she stands will ever remind us of our responsibility to be, like her, shining lights in a needy world. oreworo To you, the students of Hopewell High School, we, the graduating senior class of 1947, offer this edition of the Kaleidoscope, as a pleasant record of the happy days we have spent here and as a significant reminder in years to come. I. Administration and Faculty II. Seniors III. Underclassmen IV. School Activities V. Snaps VI. Senior Activities VII. Booster Sheet and Advertisements GrdmLnLslratLon an CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH B.S. Howard College College of William and Mary University of Virginia Duke University Superintendent of Hopewell and Prince George Public Schools JAMES EDGAR MALLONEE A.B., M.A. Emory and Henry College Columbia University University of Virginia Assistant Superintendent of Schools and Director of Instruction CASHELL DONAHOE B.S. M.A. Randolph-Macon College College of William and Mary Principal of Hopewell High School LILLIAN MALONE BURCH B.S. A.B. Old Sullins College College of William and Mary Assistant Principal Instructor in Government PETER IRBY LEADBETTER B.A. Randolph Macon College Assistant Principal Instructor in Mathematics EDMON1A CATHERINE BAILEY B.S., A.B. in Library Science Farmville State Teachers College College of William and Mary Librarian YELVIE LEE WEST BEANE, B.A., M.A. East Texas State Teachers College Columbia University English MARY HELEN BURCH, B.S. Mary Washington College College of William and Mary English HAROLD BURCHFIELD, B.S. College of William and Mary Union University University of Tennessee Director of Boys’ Physical Education Athletic Coach LILLIAN M. BURCHFIELD, B.S. East Tennessee State Llniversity of Tennessee Director of Girls’ Physical Education AUDREY FRANCES CHAMBLISS, B.A., M.A. College of William and Mary Columbia University Univeisity of Aix-Marseille French, English THELMA G. CLARK, B.S. Winthrop College English, Commercial Education KITTY EAST, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College Social Studies, Art FRANCES YARBOROUGH EDWARDS, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College Social Studies EMIL H. ELLIS, A.B. Farmville State Teachers College Latin, English ALICE F. GILBERT, B.A., M.A. Bridgewater College Columbia University Llniversity of Virginia Biology, English VIRGINIA R. GILLIAM B.S. in Home Economics Harrisonburg State Teachers College College of William and Mary University of Tennessee Home Economics ELIZABETH H. GLASS, B.S. Mary Washington College Commercial Education FORREST A. GLASS, B.S. Wake Forest College Science, Physical Education, Athletic Coach JAMES M. GRAINGER, JR. B.S. in Education University of Virginia Chemistry, General Science OAKLEY HALL B.S. in Education Mary Washington College Home Economics PARIS IRBY LEADBETTER, B.S. Randolph .Macon College Physics, Geometry RUSSELL MacMEANS Pittsburgh Musical Institute Juilliard School of Music Christiansen Choral School Choir, Band, City Supervisor of Music I OLA J. MALONEY, II.A. Farmville State Teachers College College of William and Mary Richmond Professional Institute History WILLIAM L. MERNER, A.B. East Carolina Teachers College Commercial Education, Ath ' etic Coach MARTHA CLAIBORNE POWELL, B.A. Mary Wash : ngton College Mathematics JUANITA K. PRESTON, A.B Denver Lfniversity English LOUISE F. RICHARDSON, B.A. Westhampton College History MARY BEA STEEPER, A.B. University of Kansas Algebra, Science MILLA T. T ROSY I (I. BA. College of William and Mary Mathematics JOSEPH C. URAM. B.S. Randolph-Macon College Athletic Director, Head Coach E. CARLTON VAUGHAN College of William and Mary History, Government CATHERINE ANNE WALKER, B.A. Mary Washington College English JEAN GORDON WHITE, BA. Westhampton Co ' lege Science MARY LUCY WILLIS, B.A. Westhampton College Mathematics FREDERICK A. WOEHR, B.S. Oswego State Teachers College Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing JOSEPH DOWELL BURROUGHS, B.S. University of Virginia Cornell University Biology, Science, History enion MAC McRAE President PLATO ELTADES V ice-President MARY DANIEL Secretary PRESTON SAVAGE Treasurer oo Lu — Q CC oo HANNAH HELENE ABRAMS Academic “Hannah” Brown eyes, petite, neat BILLIE LOU ADERHOLT Commercial “Billie” Cheerleading, “Oh, Rilly ?’ , “Baby CAROLYN PARKER AKERS Elective “Carolyn” Style, complexion, records STANLEY HOBSON ACKERMAN Scientific “Stan” Handsome, physique, friendly LAWRENCE BROOKS ALLEN Elective “Lawrence” Books, parties, jokes GEORGE MELVIN ATKINS Elective “Mel” Flirting, V.M.I., dancing GLENN QUINCE BANNERMAN Elective “Glenn” Cheerleader, grin, painted shoes ERNEST DURWOOD BARCO Scientific “Durwood” A’s, courteous, easy-going HAROLD JACKSON BARNETT Elective “Jackie” Blond curls, “Maud Lee,” quiet JAMES JOSEPH BISHOP Scientific “James” Neat, “Virginia,” intelligent ( FREDERICK HENRY BOOCKS Elective “Salty” Talkative, congenial, Merchant Marine LEON ALEXANDER BOULAVSKY Scientific “Leon” Skating, trustworthy, sincere ARTHUR BRITTON BRIGHT Elective “Arthur” Riding, Government, restless JOYCE COLLEEN BURIJON Commercial “Joyce” Personality, piano, “Hazlegrove” JULIAN CASTEL CADGER Scientific “Julian” Red hair, jovial, business CHARLES EDWARD CAISON Elective “Charles” Smiling, G.I., immaculate EMORY HAROLD C A RELOCK Elective “Corky” Quiet, true, polite EVELYN MARIE CARELOCK Elective “Evelyn” Basketball, smile, thoughtfulness SIDNEY WHEELER CARTER Scientific “Sidney” Humorous, nonchalant, I. Q. GERALD GLEN CASSELL Scientific “Glen” Jolliness, music, band CD w-| o CO 30 o — 2 : rn Co LAURA MARGARETTE CONNELLY Academic “Peggy” Understanding, drawl, “Bill” ETTA OLA COX Elective “Etta” Modest, stylish, sincere GOLDIE DOUGLAS COX Commercial “Goldie” Pretty, small, smile ARINTON WARE CROOM Academic “Arinton” Intelligence, friendliness, capability HAZEL ALEASE DABNEY Elective “Hazel” Charming, quiet, optimistic EDWARD ABBOTTE DANIEL, JR. Elective “Euna” Laughter, dependability, willingness MARY ELVIRA DANIEL Commercial “Mary” Radiance, conscientiousness, secretary ELEANOR BYRD DAVIS Elective “Byrd” Accommodating, versatile, congenial MARGARET LOREAN DAVIS Elective “Margaret” Gaiety, frankness, artist MYRTLE LEE DAVIS Commercial “Myrtle” Sincereness, blushing, earnest JACQUELYN ADAIR EAVEY Commercial “Jackie” Blondness, amiability, perfection ALFRED GRAYSON EDWARDS Elective “A. G.” Considerate, wavy hair, V.M.I. PLATO GEORGE ELIADES Academic “Plato” Efficiency, joking, leadership ROSA LEE ELMORE Elective “Rosa Lee” Witty, observant, thoughtful ROY STANFORD ENGLAND Elective “Stanford” Attainment, choir, neatness SMITHEY EDWIN ENGLAND Elective “Smithey” Curls, laugh, friendliness FRANCES GERALDENE EVANS Commercial “Frances” Sophistication, blush, blue eyes ANNE ELIZABETH FINLEY Academic “Anne” Dependability, “Blue Gold,” intellect BENNETT LEON FREEMAN Scientific “Bunny” “Hi yah,” dancing, photography DAVID RUDOLPH FUTCH Elective “Rudy” Athletics, wink, Jean 0 F I 1 03U2-0 croo LOUIS ARPAD FUZY, JR. Elective “Luke” Teasing, talkative, carefree ELAINE GARFINKEL Academic “Elaine” Generosity, friendliness, blue jeans ALLEN KENNETH GARRETT Elective “Allen” Shirley, amiability, athletics VIVIAN LOUISE GILBERT A cademic “Gibby” Athletic, sincereness, accomplishment CONNIE GRACE GINGER Elective “Connie” Brown eyes, energetic, school spirit BERNARD GOLDMAN Elective “Bernie” Photography, army, black curls IVA VIOLA GREENE Commercial “Picky” Dignity, quietness, radiance ALICE LEE HALL Elective “Alice Lee” Vivacious, jovial, maj orette RAY STANTON HARDY Scientific “Ray” Barbara, manners, considerate MARY ELLEN HARLOW Elective “Mary Ellen” Beauty, versatility, Paul JEWEL MAE HARRISON Commercial “Judy” Eager, smile, studious LESTER DAVIS HARRISON Elective “Lester” Physique, carefree, athletic JEAN GRAY HAZLEGROVE Elective “Woody” Humor, drums, Joyce CALVIN RAY HENDRIX Elective ‘“Calvin” Dependable, good-natured, cheerful APHRODITE HNARAKIS Commercial “Freda” Jitterbug, personality, Do-Nuts WILLIAM EARL JACOBS Elective “Shaky” Basketball, blond curls, teasing HENRY HAROLD JANDL, JR. Elective “Henry” Neatness, good looks, agriculture JAMES RUDOLPH JONES Academic “Rudy” Bashfulness, A’s, easy going MAUDE MAXINE JONES Elective “Mac” Southern belle, charm, industrious BETTY JANE JUSTICE Academic “Betty Jane” Cuteness, charm, lovely tresses O lc — CT) oo lu z. — o crco ROBERT LEE KANAK Elective “Bob Handsome, drawl, ’46 Ford VIRGINIA RANDOLPH KEMPER Elective “Virginia” Blond hair, friendliness, nice HENRY PAUL LaFORCE, JR. Elective “Paul” “The Voice,” leadership, bass fiddle MITCHELL BAKER LOCKEY Elective “Mitchell” Blue eyes, generosity, ambitious JEAN NIXON MADDUX Academic “Jean” Brains vs. fun, dancing, U. of Va. THEODORE ARNT MAGNUSDAL Scientific “Ted” Sea-scouts, good-natured, reticent SHIRLEY RUTH MAN VERSE Elective “Shirley” Initiative, dancing eyes, camera snaps VIRGINIA LOUISE MARTIN Commerci al “Virginia” Soft spoken, James, charm JAMES LITTLETON MASON Scientific “Jimmy” Laughter, white teeth, interesting THOMAS CLAIBORNE MASON Scientific “Tom” Romeo, athletic, photogenic mam LANCE GRAHAM McQUAGE, JR. Elective “Lance” Inquiring, cooperative, good looks MALCOLM LEVAUGHN McRAE, V. Scientific “Mac” “Hi, honey!”, cheer leader, popularity JOAN LEE MEADORS Academic “Joanne” Cheerleader, leadership, knowledge OSCAR HANSEL MINCHEW Scientific “Oscar” Wit, dependability, social JAMES MARVIN MOORE Scientific “Jimmie” Books, promptness, helpful PATRICIA LEE MOORE Elective “Pat” Enthusiastic, frankness, singing ELLEN GRACE MORRIS Commercial “Ellen” Soft voice, dignity, interest JEAN LOUISE MORRIS Elective “Jean” Basketball, smile, A’s. WANDALENEFULLER NORWOOD Elective “Wanda” Clothes, jitterbug, beauty contest DOROTHY PAIGE OLSON Elective “Dot” Pint size, cuteness, Mardi Gras 0 F I ■0 OO LU 2 — o CCOO CARL VALDEMAR PEDERSON Elective “Carl” Realistic, original, height DORIS GERALDINE PELTER Elective “Doris” Industrious, thoughtfulness, smile RICHARD BRUCE PRICE Scientific “Bruce” Football, Duke, Elsie LORETTA RUTH RADER Elective “Loretta” Blushing, quiet, charming WILLIAM FRANK RENN Scientific “Billy” Idealistic, considerate, easy-going SAMUEL BAIRD RICHESON Scientific “Sam” Sincereness, basketball, leadership HERBERT AL ROWLAND Elective “Hoover” Baseball, hunting, congenial ALFRED CONWAY SACRA Elective “Al” Teasing, humorous, brown eyes CLEO SAPON Commercial “Cleo” Sincerity, efficiency, kindness JOYCE MAXINE SAUNDERS Commercial “Maxine” Blond, gaiety, lovable PRESTON STEWART SAVAGE Scientific “Preston” Simile, “Dotty,” Senior Treasurer LOVELENE VIVA SCRUGGS Elective “Lovelene” Slimness, friendly, appealing WILLIAM EDWARD SHAW Scientific “Willie” Sea Scout, dependability, frankness STUART BERNARD SILVERMAN Scientific “Stuart” Resourceful, interested, studious BARBARA CARNELL SIMS Elective “Bobbie” Attractive, industrious, blue eyes MARIAN GILLIAM SMITH Elective “Marian” Neatness, quiet, friendliness ROBERT HANCOCK SORDELETT Scientific “Robert” Blue eyes, slim, well-groomed IRENE JULIA TEMPLE Commercial “Irene” Soft voice, reticent, versatile MARY AGNES UHRICH Commercial “Mary” Trim, studious, amiable JERRY EMANUEL VODA Elective “Jeff” Entertaining, happy, considerate 0 F I o tx oo zx) o — 2: m co MATTIE ELIZABETH WEAVER Commercial “Elizabeth” Short, U. S. Army, soft drawl PHYLLIS BURNELL WEBB Commercial “Phil” Curls, gaiety, friendliness WALTER JAMES WELLS, JR. Elective “Walter” “Stardust,” good looks, “Sweets” CHARLES FITCH WESTON, JR. Scientific “Pete” Engineering, reasoning, congenial MILDRED ELIZABETH WHEELER Elective “Millie” Wavy hair, jolly, thoughtful HOWARD MOORE WILKERSON Elective “Snooky” Trumpet, smallness, grin EDGAR BEVERLEY WILLS Scientific “Beverley” Band, drum sticks, trig ELIZABETH WARNER WILSON Elective “Betsy” Bangs, cheering, enthusiasm JACK PARRISH Elective “Jack” Pea-jacket, quickness, likeable NORTHAM ELLSWORTH BRYANT Elective “Ellsworth” Navy, frankness, brightness JEANNINE LOUISETTE CARDER Academic “Jeannine” Europe, studious, French JANE ELIZABETH COLLINS Commercial “Shorty” Capable, reticent, Conscientious CHARLES ROLAND HUSSEY Elective “Charles” Friendly, grin, “Edna Faye” PAUL ANDREW NICHOLS Elective “Paul” Tall, blond, ambitious JOSEPH SULC Completed requirements for graduation under LJnited States Army Forces Institute VALEDICTORIAN Jean Maddux SALUTATORIAN Joan Meadors jiass 1, ropnecij Yes it was nice gazing into the flickering fire. There I sat in my living room in the year 1967 thinking back over my school days. I wondered what has happened to my class¬ mates What had the future held for them? Ah, if I only knew. But wait..what was that sound ' ?? A rushing wind? No, it. was a little elf, who stood before me. “So,” he said, m a tiny voice, “you wish to see your old classmates?” “Yes,” said I. thoroughly astonished “Well come with me,” and with a snap of his fingers, we both vanished into the flames. 1 found’ myself in a large city standing in front of a smart Lingerie Shop run by, as I could see by the neon sign, Madame Marie. Imagine my surprise, when upon entering, 1 was greeted by Mary Uhrich and her assistants, Marian Smith, Doris Belter, and Jeanmne Carder Mary said that she had been married to Willie Shaw for several years and that he had a job as ' a bank accountant, Smithey England, Louis Fuzy, and Jimmy Moore worked with him as teller, assistant teller, and guard. The little elf tugged at my sleeve and told me that we must hurry as I had only a few hours to spend in reviewing the lives of my friends. Off we went to view a dancing school where I saw Slim Sordelett and Myrtle Davis dancing a specialty dance. They taught dancing and also worked in the nite club, the “Bottled Fly,” run by Oscar Minchew and Herbert Rowland. Music there was furnished by Woody Woodpecker and his tour pec ks, who are Jean Hazelgrove, Joyce Burijon, Walter Wells, and vocalist, Paul LaForce who also sang ' the theme song for station ICU1 on “Life is Awful ’ sponsored by the makers ot Toil and Trouble Bubble Gum with those three delicious flavors, garlic, onion and gardenia. The sponsors were Plato Eliades, Grayson Edwards, Lester Harrison, and Shakey Jacobs, who also made automobile tire patches as a sideline. ICU was run by the four C s Lor- poration, Julian Cadger, Harold Carelock, Charles Caison, and last hut not least, Glenn Cassell. Their announcers were Stanford England, Jerry Voda, and Fied Boocks. There was a sister station to ICU in Hopewell, operated by Lawrence Allen who was former mayor of Hopewell but had been succeeded by Durwood Barco. James Bishop was city treasurer and Betty Jane Justice had the coveted job as secretary to the mayor. Leaving our high-falooting friends, I went into a radio store to buy a portable in order to hear the big football game I had read so much about on the billboards. Who should wait on me but Bernard Goldman! I tuned in just in time to hear ‘“And there goes Bruce Price of the Philadelphia Eagles with a touchdown and the whistle blows for the end ot the game.’ This is Jack Parrish signing off for “Slice ’em Blades” made and used by only Al¬ fred Sacra and Carl Pederson.” My little elf friend informed me that we must hurry so 1 had to dash., right into Beverley Wills who was selling those little men who walk. I caught his words, Yeah, friends, amazing—only the third part of a dollar ! ! !’ He was standing in front of a beauty salon owned by Ellen Morris who, I was told, had invented a magic formula for, yes, for removing the face! ! It was selling like hot cakes and it was all her assistants could do to keep the crowd hack. Among the aids 1 saw Cleo Sapon, Virginia Kemper, and Iva Greene. Whoosh? huph. The elf didn’t even tell me to hurry; he just swooshed me over to a session of Congress. Allen Garrett was speaker of the House and Preston Savage was staging a filibuster. At the moment he was reading from “Jokes and Yokes for bunny Folks” written by the celebrated authoress, Alice Lee Hall. There were few members, but among them I saw Miss Burch’s contribution to the government—Jean Maddux, Louise Hil¬ bert, and Rudy Flitch _ who as usual, looked bored. As 1 turned to leave, I saw a picture on the wall. No, no, it couldn ' t he, not that, not President Mac McRae!!!! Well, evidently the senior class of ’47 hadn’t gone far wrong or maybe he just liked being president. “Come,” said Elfie, (I had gotten on familiar terms with him by now) “and I will show you Hollywood.” I saw the scrumptious setting of “The Wreck on the Highway stalling Pete Weston and Betsy Wilson. They were still up to old tricks. Other parts in the movie were being played by Billy Renn, Shirley Manverse, Margaret l)avis and Ray Hardy. Dulc tor and Producer were respectively Paul Nichols and Howard Wilkerson. They had just finished a new pictue, “The Bandit” starring Dorothy Olsen and Melvin Atkins. Whoops, look at the time! In three shakes of a lamb’s tail, I was soaring over the city of Petersburg where Joan Meadors now resided. She was teaching at Petersburg High School and had married a former Petersburg alumnus. As we whizzed over the city, I noticed a fashion show going on. Barbara Sims was modeling an evening dress designed by Wanda Norwood, the famous world-known designer. Models employed by her were Elizabeth Weaver, Pat Moore, Goldie Cox, Carolyn Akers, Connie Ginger, and Jane Collins. In a very comfortable home 1 noticed my old friend Billie (“Baby”) Aderholt and her husband seated before a fire. An alumni football game was going on down below and whom should I see, but Ells¬ worth Bryant, Henry Jandl, Stanley Ackerman, and Sidney Carter. Glenn Bannerman was on the sidelines cheering as usual. It was a game between Hopewell University and Peters¬ burg University. Hopewell was leading 100 to 0. At Hopewell University, Mary Daniel was Dean of Women and Leon Boulavsky, Dean of Men. Mary Ellen Harlow was now directing the hand. Elaine Garfinkle, Virginia Martin, and Maxine Saunders were teachers there. Calvin Hendrix was Boys’ Physical Education director. H. U. was noted for its women’s basketball team coached by Anne Finley and Evelyn Carelock. Leaving the crowd, I was attracted to a group of people whose eyes seemed fixed on something. Um—I must satisfy my curosity—so I hurried over and lo and behold whom should I see but Mildred Wheeler and Stuart Silverman, doing an acrobatic act—of all things. They were from the famous “Flea Circus,” Ibitem and Uscratchum, owned by Bunny Freeman and Michell Lockey. Among those watching were Edward Daniel and Harold Barnett. Of course, his girl was there. Charles Hussy and Rosa Lee Elmore were there, too. Across the street was a college snack bar called the “Little P.X.” operated by Rudolph Jones. Managers were Etta Cox and Hannah Abrams. “Hey!—Hey!”—shouted the little elf, “Do you want to see an auto race?” Natch, could I miss one? I partially glimpsed roaring down the track small cars that seemed to be going faster than anything I had ever seen before. The announcer was calling the numbers. Number Nine—“Driven by the Speed Demon of the World—Ferocious, Theodosious, Can¬ nonball Magnusdal.” Number Ten—by the woman speed Queen-Freda “The Skeeter, “Hnarakis.” How things have changed! Peggy Connelly and her spouse, Bill Long, owned this track. “Elfie Pie,” (1 was definitely fond of him now) pushed my arm—“‘Look over there,” he said, “there are some more of your classmates.” And so there were. Jimmy Mason and Sam Richardson, accompanied by those lovely lovies, Jean Morris and Frances Evans. They had just clambered into their new automobile—one that goes forward and backwards. As they took off, the bumper did too. New automobiles—humph. I saw “Scruggs” drug store owned by Lovelene Scruggs who had also, invented a super dooper ice cream soda made of “Duz” the soap that does everything. Eleanor Davis and Maxine Jones were druggists. Just entering the store 1 noticed Jackie Eavey, Loretta Rader, Lance McQuage and Robert Kanak, evidently having lunch. Next ‘to the drug store was a jewelry shop called “Temples.” Evidently that was Irene and she specialized in diamond rings. Tom Mason came in and bought ten rings. Golly— he must run an escort bureau by himself ! Arinton Croom ran a bakery called “Croom’s Crumbs.” I noticed a billboard that advertised Cake Makeup guaranteed to flatten the features and made of pure mud. Jewel Mae Harrison, Hazel Dabney and Phyllis Webb distributed this remarkable product. Arthur Bright was advertising manager; his slogan was, “Be right with Bright.” Well, my time was up and the little elf whizzed me back to my comfortable fire where I awoke from this amazing dream....or was it a dream? —-Betsy Wilson Creators, cHot imitators ’Most lost beneath wars’ strident din, Obscure but eager entered in Our class in ‘forty-three, and then Took up our place as low freshmen. No matter that the world at war Was getting closer to our door, Along with service, tears, and strife, Our job was to prepare for life. Lessons, sports, compulsory gym, We took them all with strength and vim, To help pass through life’s higher grade With a countenance unafraid. As sophomores we were joining clubs, Entering games as “subs” or “scrubs,” Taking our place in social news, Forming our groups and airing views. As juniors we could point with pride To exploits noted far and wide, Our dances, plays, our banquet, too, Were something different, something new As seniors in these post-war days, We’ve changed our stride in many ways ; Our veterans came back one by one Raised our morale, increased our fun. Seniors, let never our class Lose creative efforts as we pass; Into the richer world we’ll go, It needs us creators, you know. -—Arinton Croom CL asses HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS eniors Teachers —Mrs. Glass, Mr. Grainger MEMBERS Akers, Aline Houston, Ernest Alexander, Joe Moore, James Allman, Pete Nelms, Walter Ard, Ruth O’Berry, Alvin Aultman, Dallas Parrish, Jack Aultman, Myrtle Powell, Francis Austin, Almond Shornak, Robert Baker, Evelyn Slocum, Denard Bishop, Mary Sodat, Luther Boettcher, Mary Synan, Morris Brockwell, Dickie Lewis, Betty Jane Colona, Robert Liverman, Jean Cotman, Dorothy Moore, Betty Curtis, Alvin North, Carrie Gankakis, Jenny Parson, Ernestine Glass, Belle Pelter, Louise Hardy, Vera Jane Rash, Judith Harris, Evelyn Ricks, Patricia Hart, Agnes Robbins, Pauline Hayford, David Stark, Christine Hays, Alice Sulc, Emile Hendrix, Herbert Wetherington, Helei Yancey, Drexel dilqk juniors Teachers —Mr. Woehr, Mr. Leadbetter Aultman, Lillian Barnes, Kenneth Birdsong, Howard Boykin, Robert Bright, Leon Brown, Raymond Burke, Virginia Burnham, Edward Connelly, Clyde Crawford, Alice Creech, Louise I )ale, Shirley Dean, Edward Deshields, Forrest Drake, William Edwards, Milton Fayed, James Furr, Gloria Galderise, Charles Goad, Frances Griffin, Corrinne Hancock, Lawrence Hainstock, Bob Harrison, Calvin Haynie, Kathleen Hitchcock, Patricia Holder, Joretta Howell, Berkley Johnson, Elizabeth Klonis, Nick Lowe, Gene Lumpkin, Ellen McCoy, David Meadows, Jean Morris, Monty Mosher, Inez Nichols, Leland Nosal, Lilly Anna Roberts, Jean Saunders, Helen Savage, Frances Shornak, J ohnnie Skelton, Elliott Silverman, Frances Smith, Emory Smith, Kathleen Sprouse, Wayne Talton, Peggy Ann Tippett, Jane Van Benthuysen, Peter Vincent, Dolores Warren, Kenneth Wells, James Zevgolis, Mar} r Soph i lornom Teachers —Mr. Glass, Miss Richardson, Mr. Vaughan Abrams, Ellis Armstrong, Barbara Arvin, Adelaide Balint, Mary Sue Barber, Eugene Barnes, Shirley Beauchamp, Billie Bishop, Lois Booz, Beverly Boyette, Thomas Brooks, Clarence Budd, Louise Burnham, Raymond Buyalos, James Caudle, Marlene Cibula, Mildred Collier, Harry Collins, Evelyn Colona, Jeanette C onnelly, Joyce Corbett, Talmadge Cox, Rebecca Craven, Nancy Cross, Bobby Curtis, Ann Daniel, Louise Davis, Adelia Dawson, Donald 1 )ixon, Gloria Elmore, Madison Fleetwood, Raymond Gates, Betty Gleason, Barbara Grant, Irvin Hall, Joyce Hall, Shirley Hardy, Nancy Harlow, Dorothy Harris, George Hayford, Donald Hudson, Edna Hudson, Jane Hudson, Mary Hurlburt, Merle Janosik, Phillip Jefferson, Eugene Johnson, Katherine Keener, Elsie Ketibian, Margaret Klootwyck, Odell Kokinski, Eugene Kreynus, John Lawrence, Susan Ledford, Thomas Lee, James Lewis, Lucille Maloney, Frank Martin, Ned McClements, Bill Miner, Wilbert Moore ,Floyd Moore, Lillian Moore, Millicent Morris, Jimmy Nedlock, Wesley Pentecost, Thomas Powers, Judson Robbins, Phil Robertson, Haney Ross, Ann Rusmisell, James Sabol, Elsie Schaaf, Linwood Scott, Billie Lee Scott, Nancy Sear, Barbara Slagle, Lillian Soddu, Vinci Storm, Ray Swann, Thomas Synan, Madeline Taedter, Marilyn Taylor, David Taylor, Phyllis Tew, Jeraldine Thomas, James Treaster, Charlotte Walton, Tames Wells, Dorothy Wilkerson, Billy Wilkerson, Joan Woodlief, Donald Wooten, Jean Zikes, Georgia op k ornoret Teachers -—Miss Hall, Mrs. Maloney Alford, Milton Krumel, Glenn Barco, Wilton Opocensky, Donald Brown, Maurice Parrish, Barbara Carter, Mary Partin, Gilbert Casey, Mickey Puryear, Betty Childers, Thelma Renn, Doris Anne Cox, Linwood Rickman, Thelma Creel, Mamie Robinson, Marjorie Crocker, Hurley Sale, J oan Drake, Thomas Scott, Samuel Edwards, James Setchel, Eugene Ellis, Marie Sheets, James England, Clayton Sims, Joyce England, Harold Synan,Joseph Erosch, Florine Taylor, Dolores Felcher, Gene Track, Albert Hammonds, Marie Vaughn, Carl Hellin, James Walton, June Holder, Joretta Wiggs, Daphine Johnson, Margaret Wood, Mildred Keenan, Herbert Wyatt, Maudie Lee Kesler, Sidney HHHHHHHHBHHi men Teachers —Mrs. Clarke, Miss Ellis, Miss Gilliam, Miss Walker Ashton, James Baker, Russell Balderson, Clyde Benne tt, Arthur Bisger, Freddy Bowers, Gladys Boyette, Jack Branch, Louise Brodie, Walter Budge, Bernice Burijon, Robert Burnett, Frances Burnett, Carolyn Butler, Marean Butterworth, Nancy Buyalus, Edward Cabaniss, Doris Cadger, Alary Chapman, Christine Cibula, Evelyn Clark, Johnny Collier, Jerry Collins, Billy Connelly, Elva Christian, Fielding Currie, Ralph Dale, Ray Davis, Frank Davis, Celia Davis, William Drake, Nancy Drummond, Mildred Elmore, Lillian Elrod, Peggy Fleetwood, Jeanne Foley, Michael Forloines, Gladys Gankakis, Manuel Garrett, Wesley Garrick, Joan Gaskins, Nancy Gates, Betty Sue Glass, Carroll Gunn, Everett Gurkins, Frances Halkos, Leon Hargrove, Floy Harper, Harry Harris, Cora Harris, Oliver Hays, Gilbert Hall, Arnold Ivey, Jacquelyn Janosik, Jacquelyn Jones, Shirley Kemper, Graham King, Ramon Lanier, Jane Laslie, Kenneth McCracken, Dorothy McDiarmid, Peggy McLean, Jewel Meador, Ruth Miller, Laura Minach, Benie Moody, Jerry Moore, Evelyn Morris, Beverly Olive, Jean Pacine, Elsie Pair, Tune Pelter, William Poole, Barbara Potter, Ray Ross, Beverly Simms, Tommy Smith, Clifford Smith, James Smith, J. D. Smith, Nadine Swann, Ala son Synan, Naomi Taylor, Eva Taylor, Jerry Thompson, Donald Thore, Howard Tudor, Jimmy Uhrich, Emily Van Benthuysen, Gail Vance, Anne Vanderberry, James Waldron, Frances Wartham, Charlotte Watson, Anne Webb, Dallas Whitlock, Geraldine Wilkerson, Anne Wray, Ransom Wright, Curtis men Teachers —Miss East, Miss Wihis, Mr. Burroughs Aultman, Myrtle Bailey, Douglas Blackmon, Alice Borum, Douglas Browder, Jean Cameron, Carl Cassedy, David Collins, Robert Cormany, Charles Cregger, Kathleen Davis, Ralph Dewberry, Floyd Ellis, Cecil Epps, Wallace Gates, Reginald Good, Wayne Grosch, loan Hancv, Ethel Hayes, Floyd Hendrix, Barbara Howlett, Donald Jones, Harold Koren, Gerald Laslie, Carol Lewis, Perry Long, Doris Miller, Ellnore Miller, Harry Murphy, Wilbur Nichols, Mary Norwood, Elva Parson, Jean Perry, Calton Puryear, Frank O’Berry, William Reed, Evelyn Robertson, Anne Schultz, Billy Scott, Arnold Scott, Betty Scott, Jean Scruggs, Bobby Skroback, Pauline Smith, Bttrick Smith, Hazel Sober, Carlton Sober, David Starke, Virginia Takesian, Roosevelt Temple, Pauline Turpin, Lois Vaughn, Nancy Anne Walker, Eugene Walker, Francis Williamson, Mildred Wilson, John Zevgolis, Irene 83 £ Teachers— Mrs. Edwards, Miss Gilbert, Miss Powell, Mrs. Preston, Abernathy, Anne Ackerman, Dickie Aldridge, Charles Aruiturian, Surian Ashworth, Beau ford Aultman, Earl Aultman, Mildred Balint, Johnnie Barber, Raymond Barnes, Louise Beauchamp, James Belcher, Jimmy Borum, Beverly Bransford, Ralph Bright, Shirley Brotherton, Brough, Charlene Browning, Loretta Burdette, Joan Burge, Frances Carelock, Robert C ' ark, Gloria Collier, Phillip Collins, Joan Collins, Mary Nell Crist ; Esther Crum]), Anne 1 )aniel, Richard 1 )avis, Paul Davis, Peggy Jean Dawson, Carolyn 1 lean, John Dooley, George ] lunbar, Douglas Dunbar, Mildred Eason, Robert Edwards, Beulah Ellis, Irvin Fisher, Harold Freeman, Norman Furr, Donald Grammer, Kate Gentry, Gladys Glass, Frances Glazebrook, June Gray, Harvey Hailey, Barbara Harper, Frances Green, Hardy Harris, George Harris, Jerry Haskett, Orville Haynes, Burkett Hedgepeth, Joan Herdman, Frances Hinchey, Thelma H irsch, Retha Howard, Jackie Hubbard, Edna Mae Ivey, Claude Jacobs, Helen Johnson, Alfred Jones, David Jordan, Tommy Kanak, Allen King, Beatrice Lampman, Violet Lassiter, Robert Layne, Larry Ledford, Ruth Legat, Bobby Livette, Annie Lou Lockey, Pauline Martin, Bobby Mathis, Earat McGonigle, Tommy McDaniel, George McNeil, Hazel McQuage, I ean Millis, Louise Mit ' lcihcll, Katherine Mornis, Charles Norwood, Marion Nunnally, Frances Nuvell, Robert Owens, Sylvia Partin, Ann Pentecost, Marlene Peters, Elizabeth Porter, Alvin Powell, Shirley Quick, Jane Race, Steve Race, Wandalea Rayner, Gerald Rideout, Norman Robbins, Bruce Roberts, Phyllis Rowsey, Lewis Rusank, Raymond Ruxton, Charles Samko, Elizabeth Saunders, Larry Schoonover, Frank Schultze, Barbara Sharp, Jerry Shurm, Ruth Smith, Hurley Smith, Lenora Smith, Thelma Smith, Tommy Snead, Shirley Stokes, Donald Sulc, Nancy Suyes, John Tage.r, Elizabeth Takesian, Mike Miss White Talley, Harry Tally, Monroe Taylor, Donald Taylor, Earl Taylor, Gladys Thomas, Billy Thomas, Jean Thompson, Herbert Thore, Edward Townsend, Christine Traylor, Nancy Vivas, Philip Valanadis, Evelyn Van Houten, Ruth Vanko., Johnnie Vaughn, Bobby Vaugh, Nancy Warner, Roy Wartham, Dorothea Waters, Edna Fay Watko, Elsie Weaver, Adelia Weist, Lillie Mae Wellington, Stanley Wells, John Wilkerson, Eddie Wilson, Sally Woodcock, Helen Yager, Jack Martha Anne Teacher —Mr. Merner Brasewell, Billy Cabanis, James Collins, Jo Anne Connelly, Melva Connelly, Phyllis Daniel, John Edens, Buddy Harris, Sandra Haines, I )ixie Holsclaw, Ross Jackson, Linwood Ladd, Nancy McGee, Henry McClure, Charles Micklem, C olbert Parker, Louise Parson, Nancy Smith, Vincent Spiers, Grant Stuart, Thomas Sulc, Bedrich Topian, Anna Wilkes, Eugene M ood, Doris M ' ray, Earl Zurich, Mildred Mardi Gras King and Queen May Day 1946 Drum Majorettes 1947 Our Head Majorette . cN.atlonal Sionor Society FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Velvie Lee Beane, Miss Lillian Burch, Miss Alice Gilbert Fall Officers Spring Officers Louise Gilbert. . . . President Louise Gilbert. . . . . . .. President Joan Meadors. . . . Vice-President Joan Meadors. . . . .... Vice-President Jean Maddux. . . . Secretary lean Maddux. . . . . Secretary Jean Morris. . T reasurer Arinton Croom. . . . T reasurer Arinton Croom. . . Reporter Jean Morris. . Reporter MEMBERS Arinton Croom Louise Gilbert Joan Meadors Jackie Eavey Jean Maddux Jean Morris Si Cent Council , Sponsor MISS LILLIAN BURCH. OFFICERS Fall Officers Jean Maddux. President Jean Roberts. Vice-President Jean Roberts. Vice-President Spring Officers Paul LaForce. President lillie Aderholt. . Secretary Frank Maloney. Secretary Spring Semester President Paul LaForce Fall Semester President Jean Maddux HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Armstrong, Barbara Ashworth, Beauford Beauchamp, James Brands ford, Ralph Burijon, Joyce Burnett, Carolyn Carter, Sidney Caudle, Marlene Childers, Thelma Collins, Billy Collins, Robert Crump, Ann ' Dawson, Carolyn Deshields, Forrest Eliades, Plato England, Clayton Gankakis, Manuel Harris, Sandra Harrison, Calvin Hayford, David Hitchcock, Pat Ivey, Jackie Jordon, Tommy Lawrence, Susan Long, Doris Mason, Tom Meadors, Joan Morris, Jean O’Berry, Alvin Pacine, Elsie Payne, Mary Pentecost, Thomas Richeson, Sam Rideout, Norman Robbins, Phil Robertson, Marjorie Sims, Joyce Skroback, Pauline Suyes, John Thompson, Donald Thompson, Herbert Van Houten, Ruth Vaughn, Nancy Weist, Lillie Mae Business Manager Plato Eliades MEMBERS Barco, Durwood Carter, Sidney Morris, Ellen Morris, Jean Faculty Adviser Miss Milla Trosvig Sordelett, Robert tEditorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Joan Meadors Faculty Adviser Miss Helen Burch MEMBERS Burijon, Joyce Connelly, Peggy Daniel, Mary Davis, Margaret Justice, Betty Jane Manverse, Shirley Sims, Barbara Staff of the Blue and Qoid ’ Adviser —MISS CATHERINE BAILEY OFFICERS ANNE FINLEY. Editor-m-Chief ARINTON CROOM.. Assistant Editor PEGGY CONNELLY. Business Manager Business Staff Birdsong, Howard Burnette, Carolyn Butler, Mareen Ellis, Marie Hart, Agnes Hitchcock, Pat Justice, Betty Jane Robinson, Marjorie Watson, Ann Typists Burijon, Joyce Cox, Etta Davis, Eleanor Davis, Margaret Davis, Myrtle Weaver, Elizabeth Jones, Maxine Martin, Virginia Morris, Jean Pelter, Doris Scruggs, Lovelene Akers, Carolyn Allen, Lawrence Carder, Jeannine Eliades, Plato Ganakakis, Jenny Glass, Belle Hardy, Nancy Reporters Ivey, Jackie Lawrence, Susan Maddux, Jean Maloney, Frank Meadors, Joan Morris, Ellen Norwood, Wanda Renn, Doris Ann Ricks, Pat Roberts, Jean Sims, Barbara Taedter, Marilyn Talton, Peggy Towsey, Jimmie Wooten, Jean Millilfti Commercial Clui? OFFICERS Mary Daniels. President Elizabeth Weaver. Vice-President Jewel Harrison. Secretary Margaret Davis. Treasurer SPONSORS MRS. GLASS MR. MERNER Barnes, Shirley Beauchamp, Billie Buck!, Louise Cox, Rebecca Craven, Nancy Dabney, Hazel Daniel, Louise Daniel, Mary Davis, Eleanor Davis, Margaret Dixon, Gloria Ginger, Connie Harrison, Jewel Hnarakis, Freda Moore, Millicent Parsons, Ernestine Sabol, Elsie Scott, Nancy Slagle, Lillian Taylor, Phyllis Treaster, Charlotte Weaver, Elizabeth MEMBERS MRS. BEANE 0)ramatic Glut? SPONSORS MISS GILBERT MRS. MALONEY Phil Robbins OFFICERS . President Jean Roberts. . . . Louise Gilbert. Treasurer Secretary MEMBERS Ackerman, Stanley Bannerman, Glenn Birdsong, Howard Burnett, Frances Carter, Fifi Croom, Arinton Finley, Anne Gilbert, Louise Ginger, Connie Hall, Alice Lee Hart, Agnes Hazelgrove, Jean Johnson, Kathrine Justice, Betty Jane Kanak, Robert McLean, Jewell Meadors, Joan Moore, Lillian Morris, Ellen Norwood, Wanda Olsen, Dorothy Roberts, Jean Sale, Jo Sapon, Cleo Sims, Joyce Talton, Peggy Wilson, Betsy Wilson, Sally Wooten, Jean SPONSOR MR. GRAINGER OFFICERS Phil Robbins. President Jo Sale.... Billy Schultze. Vice-President Fifi Carter Secretary Treasurer Abrams, Ellis Alford, Milton Barrus, Ken Hayford, Donald Howard, Jackie Martin, Ned Miller, Harry MEMBERS Parrish, Barbara Partin, Gilbert Renn, Doris Anne Schaaf, Lin Sheets, Jimmy Turpin, Lois Zevgolis, Irene J alina Societas SPONSOR MISS EMIL ELLIS Fall Officers Spring Officers Plato Eliades. . . . President Ellis Abrams. . . . . .President Arinton Croom. . . Vice-President Plato Eliades. .... Vice-President Louise Gilbert.. . Secretary Glenn Ledford. . . . Secretary Barrus, Kenneth Butoterworth, Nancy Cadger, Julian Cadger, Mary Carter, Fifi Childers, Thelma Colona, Jeanette I Drake, N ancy Finley, Anne Fleetwood, Jeanne Forloines, Gladys Gankakis, Manuel Gaskins, Nancy MEMBERS Gates, Betty Sue Halkos, Leon Hardy, Nancy Heflin, Jimmy Ivey, Jackie Kemper, Virginia Lawrence, Susan Maddux, Jean Maloney, Frank Meadors, Joan Moore, Lillian Morris, Jean Olive, Jean Pacine, Elsie Renn, Doris Anne Ricks, Pat Roberts, Jean Robbins, Phil Sale, Jo Scott, Billie Lee Taedtor, Marilyn Van Benthuysen, Gail Vance, Ann Vanderberry, Jimmy Watson, Ann SPONSOR MISS AUDREY CHAMBLISS Fall Officers Spring Officers Jean Maddux.. President lean Roberts. Vice-President Betsy Wilson. . . .Secretary-Treasurer Betty Lewis. Reporter Louise Gilbert. Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Akers, Carolyn Croom, Arinton Finley, Anne Gankakis, Jimmy Joan Meadors. President Peggy Connelly. Vice-P resident Jean Roberts. . . .Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Talton. Reporter Louise Gilbert. Sergeant-at-Arms 1 =i f. ; -Jb s % ; Cjiris ' Monoc ram SPONSORS MISS LILLIAN BURCH MRS. LILLIAN BURCHFIELD EVELYN CARELOCK LOUISE GILBERT. . . . JEAN MORRIS. OFFICERS . Prcsid en t . Vice-President . Secretary and Treasurer Aderholt, Billie Croom, Arinton Finley, Anne Hardy, Nancy Johnson, Katherine Lawrence, Sue MEMBERS Meadors, Joan Miller, Laura Olson, Dot Wells, Dorothy Wilson, Betsy Wooten, Jean onoqram SPONSOR MR. P. I. LEADBETTER OFFICERS DICKIE BROCKWELL. President MIKE MARDIGIAN... Vice-President RUD FUTCH. Secretary and Treasurer Abrams, Ellis Atwater, Neal Bannerman, Glenn Bisger, Freddie Brockwell, Dickie Carter, Sidney Crocker, Hurley Dereski, Stanley Elmore, Madison Freeman, Bunny Futch, Rudy MEMBERS Garrett, Allen Hammond, H. 1). Hancock, Dewey Harris, Butch La Force, Paul MacRae, Mac Maloney, Frank Mardigian, Mike Mason, Tom McLean, Charles McLear, Richard Moore, Floyd Moore, James Nelms, Walter Nohles, Clarence O’Berry, Alvin Petree, Neal Powell, Francis Price, Brace Richeson, Sam Rowland, Hoover Wells, Walter Aderholt, Billie Atkins, Melvin Aultman, Lillian Bannerman, Glenn Barnes, Louise Birdsong, Howard Bishop, Mary Boettcher, Mary Budge, Bernice Buffo, Bartolo Burnetst 1 ,, Frances Burnette, Carolyn Butler, Mareen Chapman, Christine Clark, Rachel Creech, Louise Crocker, Hurley Curtis, Ann Daniel, Edward 1 )ixon, Gloria Drake, William Dunbar, Hilda Edwards, James Ellis, Marie England, Harold England, Smithy Of Gapetla ChoLt SPONSOR MR. RUSSELL MacMEANS MEMBERS Fayed, jimmy Fulcher, Gene Furr, Gloria Futch, Rudy Fuzy, Louis Gankakis, Jenny Garrick, Joan Gilbert, Louise Glass, Belle Goldman, Bernard Croach, Florine Hall, Alice Lee Hardy, Ray Harlow, Mary Ellen Harrison, Jewel Hart, Agnes Hudson, Mary Hurlburt, Murle Johnson, Katherine Justice, Betty Jane Kanak, Robert Keenan, Herbert Kemper, Virginia LaForce, Paul Lumpkin, Ellen Lowe, Gene Maddux, Jean Mardigian, Mike Mason, Tom McCoy, David McDiarmid, Peggy McLean, Dickie McLean, Jewel Meadows, Jean Moore, Floyd Moore, Evelyn Moore, Millicent Moore, Pat Morris] Ellen Morris, Jimmy Nosal, Lilly Ann Nelms, Walter Pair, June Parson, Ernestine Puryear, Betty Poole, Barbara Robinson, Marjorie Roberts, Jean Savage, Preston Sale, Jo Saunders, Helen Saunders, Maxine Scott, Jean Sear, Barbara Setchel, Eugene Skelton, Elliott Shornak, Robert Sims, Joyce Sodat, Luther Starke, Christine Synan, Madeline Sulc, Emily Talton, Peggy Taylor, Dolores Thompson, Donald Vaughn, Nancy Waldron, Barbara Walton, June Warren, Kenneth Wartham, DorotJhy Wheeler, Mildred Wiggs, Daphine Wilkinson, Ann Wooten, Jean Wyatt, Maudie Lee Zevgolis, Mary Zevgolis, Irene SPONSOR MR. RUSSELL MacMEANS MEMBERS Connclh ' , Melva Nunnally, Frances Dawson, Carolyn Micklem, Colbert Dunbar, Mildred Parker, Louise Cdass, Frances Parson, Nancy Haines, Dixie Rowsey, Lewis Harris, Sandra Schultze, Barbara J oyner, 1 orothy Smith, Thelma Lockey, Pauline Tager, Mary Nichols, Mary Wilson, Sally 3iicjk Sckoo i$ a ,j SPONSOR MR. RUSSELL MacMEANS MAJORETTES MARY ELLEN HARLOW, ALICE LEE HALL, ALINE AKERS MEMBERS Barber, Raymond Hall, Shirley Schaaf, Linwood Barco, Wilton Harper, Harry Smith, Clifford Bisger, Freddie Hazelgrove, Jean Smith, James Booz, Beverly Hudson, Jane Swann, Glen Budd, Louise Ivanak, Donald Tew, Jeraldine Casey, Milton Kemper, Graham Towsey, Jimmie Cassell, Glen Krumel, Glen Troch, Albert Collier, Harry Laslie, Kenneth Tudor, James Corbett, Talmadge Lawrence, Susan Walton, James I )avis, Frank Lowe, Gene Wells, Walter Dunton, Lloyd Maloney, Frank Wilkerson, Billy England, Harold Minor, Wilbert Wilkerson, Howard Fisher, Harold Pentecost, Thomas Wills, Beverly Gun, Everett Petree, Neal Wray, Ran some Rusmisell, James Yaeger, Tack omemci iiie iica SPONSOR MISS OAKLEY HALL OFFICERS PHYLLIS WEBB. President HAZEL DABNEY. Vice-President PAT RICKS.. Secretary JEWEL HARRISON. Treasurer MARIAN SMITH. Reporter MEMBERS Mary Sue Balint Loretta Browning Marlene Caudle Fielding Christian Joyce Connelly Phyllis Connelly Mamie Creel Hazel Dabney Gloria Dixon Marie Ellis Lillian Elmore Rose Lee Elmore Nancy Gaskins Connie Ginger Frances Gurkin Evelyn Harris Cora Harris Joretta Holder Inez Mosher Lillie Ann Nosal Dolores Taylor Eva Taylor June W alton SPONSOR MISS CATHERINE BAILEY Fall Officers Anne Finley. President Jean Roberts. Vice-President Manuel Gankakis .Secretary-Treasurer Frances Burnette. Reporter Spring Officers Anne Finley. .President Marjorie Robinson. . . .Vice-President Marie Ellis. Secretary Elva Connelly. Trcasurcr Dorothy McCracken. Reporter MEMBERS Carolyn Burnette Marean Butler Mary Cadger Francis Carder Jerry Collier Mary Nell Collins Mamie Creel Arinton Croom Ralph Davis Carolyn Dawson Francis Herdman Jackie Ivey Elizabeth Johnson Hazel McNeil Beverly Morris Marion Norwood Jean Olive June Pair Barbara Parish Barbara Poole Doris Anne Renn Jo Sale Billy Schultz Joyce Sims Thelma Smith Donald Taylor Nancy Vaughn Charlotte Warthan Anne Watson Jean Wooten Lillian Aultman Louise Barnes Gloria Dixon Louise Gilbert HONORARY MEMBERS Mary Hudson Ellen Lumpkin Betty Puryear Helen Saunders Christine Starke Emily Sulc Madeline Synan I lelores Taylor Dorothy Warthan SPONSOR MRS. THELMA CLARK OFFICERS Joan Meadors. President Dot Olson. Secretary MEMBERS Hazel McNeil Joan Meadors Frances Nunnally Dorothy Olson Ann Partin Mary Payne Patricia Ricks Pauline Skroback Kathleen Smith Roosevelt Takesian Charlotte Treaster Ann Vance Mary Vaughn Howard Birdsong Loretta Browning Nancy Butterworth Louise Daniel Cecil Ellis Harold England Frances Evans Louise Gilbert Belle Glass Everette Gunn Shirley Hall Jerry Harris Elsie Keener mm n Chonlta” An Operetta Presented By HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Dorot hy Olson Anne Finley Fillie Aderholt First Row: Neil Atwater, Mike Mardigian, Dick Brockwell, Allen Garrett, Stanley Dereski, Bruce Price, H. D. Hammond, and Rudy Futch Second Row: Dick McLean, Tom Mason, Paul LaForce, Clarence Nobles, Walter Nelms, Francis Powell, and Alvin O’Berry Third Row: Sidney Carder, Phillip Janosik, Peter Van Bemthuysen, Stanley Ackerman, Forrest Deshields, Lester Harrison, and Lawrence Hancock Fourth Row : Pete Altman, Ransom Wray, Floyd Moore, Phil Robbins, Plato Eliades, Neil Petree Fifth R ow: Charles Weston, Grayson Edwards, Jimmie Morris, Kenneth Warren, Richard Boykins Sixth Row: John Shornak, Edward Daniels—Assistant Manager, Ellis Abrams—Manager, Lance McQuage Number Name Position IVt. Years on Squad 30 Dick Brockwell End 174 3 22 Alvin O’Berry End 148 2 75 Neil Petree End 170 1 39 Forrest Deshields End 168 2 29 1 )ewey Hancock Tackle 170 3 20 Henry Hammond Tackle 180 2 59 Clarence Nobles Tackle 185 3 35 Stanley Ackerman Tackle 185 1 84 Sidney Carter Tackle 170 2 26 Mike Mardigian Guard 158 3 33 Tom Mason Guard 156 2 31 Paul LaForce Guard 164 1 Phil Robbins Guard 165 1 56 Ransom Wray Guard 153 1 25 Allen Garreitit Center 185 4 34 Charles McLean Center 155 3 58 1 tick McLean Center 159 2 21 Bruce Price Back 160 3 27 Rudy Futch Back 165 4 24 Watler Nelms Back 153 2 28 Neil Atwater Back 158 2 38 Stanley Dereski Back 178 3 77 Pete Altman Back 125 2 35 Francis Powell Back 165 2 62 Jimmie Morris Back 145 2 Philip Janosik Back 150 1 Floyd Moore Back 150 1 First Row: James Edwards, George McDaniels, Nick Klonis, John Dean, Howard Jones, Sam Scott, Hurly Crocker, Wesley Nedlock Second Row : Kenneth Barrus, Clyde Balderson, Donald Balderson, Wilbur Minor, Frank Maloney, Fred Bisger, David Taylor, Billie Collins Third Row: Kenneth Warren, Donald Dawson, Robert Shornak, Arthur Bennett, Dallas Altman, Charles Cormany, James Smith, Jessie Wells Fourth Row: Gerald Rayner, Philip Vivas, Jimmy Buyalos, Norman Freeman, Bartolo Buffo, Bobbie Carelock Flopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell Hopewell J- umor 7 Highland Springs. 6 20 Bainbridge . 6 6 Petersburg . 13 33 Bainbridge. 0 22 Thomas Jefferson . 6 43 Highland Springs. 0 33 John Marshall. 0 20 Thomas Jefferson. 0 1. Dereski making Petersburg touchdown 2. Nelms—Petersburg 3. Brockwell—1 yard line from goal at Granby 4. Atwater—Maury 5. Bruce—Maury 6. The four men responsible for our wonder ful season j ettermeu Atwater, Neal Brockwell, Dickie Carter, Sidney Dereski, Stanley Dutch, Rudy Garrett, Allen Hammond, H. D. Hancock, Dewey La Force, Paul Mardigian, Mike Mason, Tom McLean, Charles Nelms, Walter Nobles, Clarence O’Berry, Alvin Petree, Neal Powell, Francis Price, Bruce Abrams, Ellis —Manager Hopewell 25—Victoria 0 The Blue Devils opened their 1946 football season with a convincing victory over Vic¬ toria High. The Victoria lads fought hard and gave the Blue Devils a good scrap, but; the lack of reserves hampered the-m tremendously. The Blue Devil forewall was outstanding as the records show. Two touchdowns were set up with punts blocked by them. Pete Altman, Bruce Price, and Stanley Dereski scored the touchdowns for Hopewell and Francis Powell converted the only extra point. Hopewell 38—Randolph Macon “B” 0 The Blue Devils outplayed the Yellow Jackets, swamping them with a 38 to 0 score. Bruce Price led the Blue Devil scorers with four touchdowns to his credit. Walter Nelms and Dick Brockwell each scored a touchdown with Neil Atwater and Rudy Futch being credited for the two Blue Devil conversions. The Hopewell “scatbacks” ran wild all day making quite a few long runs behind great downfield blocking furnished by the line. The great defensive play of the Wonder City line was also a main factor in this one-sided scoring game. Hopewell 25—Lane 0 The Blue Devils captured their first Group I victory at the expense of the hard fighting, ever stubborn Lane High eleven of Charlottesville. Again the Blue Devil forewall forced its opponent to go to the air as it charged hard and stopped any ground-gaining attempts. The LIram men completely outplayed the Charlottesville boys from the first blow of the whistle to the last. Hopewell 6—Petersburg 0 The Blue Devils upset their favored arch rival on Cameron Field with a score of 6-0. In the early minutes of the second quarter, Center, Allen Garrett, broke through the Crim¬ son forewall to block the kick which set up Hopewell’s lone tally. Three plays later, Fullback, Stanley Dereski, went over on a line buck. The whole Blue Devil team played a great game with special honors going to Mike Mardigian, Alvin O’Berry, Neil Atwater, Bruce Price, Allen Garrett, Stanley Dereski Hopewell 0—Granby 19 The first defeat of the season was handed to the Blue Devils by Granby High of Norfolk. Being credited with giving Granby the toughest battle in three seasons of football shows that the Wonder City lads played good ball regardless of the score. The Comets pushed across two first period tallies before the Blue Devils could find fheir ground and then pushed across another in the last quarter to mar the Blue Devil record of no losses. The second half saw the Blue Devils penetrate deep in Granby’s territory but each time the drives were staved off by the Comets. Hopewell 6—Benedictine 0 The Blue Devils went back into the winning column by defeating the Cadets of Benedic¬ tine 6-0. After playing the first quarter and most of the second quarter on even terms, the passing attack of the Wonder City lads clicked for two long passes which carried the ball down to the one yard line. “Stonewall” Dcreski went over on the next play. The forewall of the Devils was great on defense and on offense with all playing a fine ball game. The back- field also played equally well on both defense and offense. Hopewell 32—John Marshall 0 The high riding Blue Devils scored their third Group 1 victory of the season by defeating John Marshall 32-0. Bruce Price scored three times behind well co-ordinated blocking of his teammates. Hopewell’s passing arm, Rudy Fut ' ch, connected with Neil Atwater and Stanley Dereski for the other touchdowns, with Atwater and Price each being credited for a con¬ version. Hopewell 6—Maury 12 The Blue Devils were handed their second deefat at the hands of Maury High. Gus Polizos and Bill Rainer accounted for the Commodores’ tallies. Stanley Dereski accounted for the Blue Devil’s only tally. The Blue Devils outplayed the Commodores in the first half but Maury cashed in on the breaks in the second half to win the ball game. Hopewell 20—Newport News 6 The Blue Devils proved to be too rough and too strong for the Typhoon boys as they defeated the Tidewater boys 20-6. Great line play was displayed by the Blue Devil forewall and the backfield men took advantage of their good blocking. Scoring for Hopewell were Bruoe Price, Stanley Dereski and Walter Nelms. Dereski was credited with the two extra points that were scored. Hopewell 6—Thomas Jefferson 0 The Blue Devils closed their 1946 football season with a smashing 6-0 victory over Thomas Jefferson of Richmond. Stanley Dereski scored Hopewell’s lone tally in the early minutes of the game when he fought his way over from the three yard line. Hopewell threatened in the latter part of the game, but could not make their efforts materialize into touchdowns. First Row: Walter Wells, Rudy Futch, Dick Brockwell, Neil Petree, Oliver Harris, Hurley Crocker Second Row: Coach Burchfield, Dick Ackerman, Glenn Krumel, Francis Powell, Sam Richeson, Glenn Bannerman, Bennett Freeman, Frank Maloney, Roosevelt Takeshian, Freddie Bisger Basketball Squad MR. HAROLD BURCHFIELD. FREDDIE BISGER. DICK ACKERMAN, GLENN KRUMEL and ROOSEVELT TAKESHIAN. . Coach . Manager Assistant Managers Opponents Place We They 7—Thomas Jefferson Here 26 38 10—Granby There 23 47 11—Randolph Macon ‘B’s There 23 43 14—John Marshall There 28 31 16—Benedictine Here 46 38 17—Petersburg There 18 39 25—Newport News There 35 46 28—Hampton There 22 45 30—Coleman C ab Here 51 63 6—Thomas Jefferson There 22 41 7—Hampton Here 25 57 10—Benedictine There 30 47 11—Norview Here 63 47 13—John Marshall Here 39 53 14—Granby Here 34 81 19—Randolph Macon B’s Here 46 56 21—Petersburg Here 32 42 DICK BROCKWELL. Guard BENNETT FREEMAN. Center F F F FUTCH.. porward NEAL PETREL. Center FRANCIS POWELL. Forward SAM RICHESON. Forward WALTER WELLS Guard fyasketbali Squad MRS. LILLIAN BURCHFIELD JOAN MEADORS. PAT HITCHCOCK. . Coach . Manager Assistant Manager VARSITY Evelyn Carelock. forward Louise Gilbert Anne Finley. forward Sue Lawrence Nancy Hardy. forward Jean Morris. guard guard guard RESERVE Forzvards -—Lillian Aultman, Jeanette Colona, Shirley Hall, Kay Johnson, Dot Wells Guards —Alary Sue Bali n ' t ' , Joyce Connelly, Arinton Croom, Jenny Gankakis, Laura Miller SCHEDULE Opponent Place H. H. S. Opp Jan. 10. Alumnae Hopewell 32 7 14 John Marshall Richmond 20 23 16 Petersburg Petersburg 16 14 29 Thomas Jefferson Richmond 21 51 31 St. Joseph’s Hopewell 33 16 Feb. 12 Petersburg Hopewell 32 19 18 St. Joseph’s Petersburg 22 12 26 Thomas Jefferson Hopewell 40 31 0 EVELYN CARELOCK. Forward ANNE FINLEY. Forward LOUISE GILBERT. Guard NANCY HARDY. Forward SUE LAWRENCE. Guard JEAN MORRIS Guard 1 . 2 . 3 . 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20 . 21 . 22 . 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Home Ec. Cottage Time out for glamour! “Jill” Ivey Guess who? Hop on Howard—Crunch! “Goldie Locks” Miss Broadway Cafe of 1947 Dereski’s nose again! Where’s the party? Three of a kind What expressions! Hm-m-m-m A cutie Little Ackerman Spic and Span The one and only Betsy Can you figure it out? Mr. Mac’s pride and joy Do they come any cuter? Let me carry the ball this time. Thars’ men in the vicinity! “Snookie” Wilkerson Back to classes What’s behind that shyness ? ? Waiting for the school buses The answer to love, right ? Davis sisters Don’t fence her out! Miss Lreda! Budd or thorn ? He’s a musician too! Part of the wolverine pack i: f : J 1. Vitality girl 2. Freddie’s cute smile 3. That Talton girl 4. There’s only one like him. 5. Waiting ' for Dolores and Aline? 6. All ready to leave 7. Two of a kind 8. The younger set 9. Billie and her admirers 10. Push, goats! 11. In our opinion—the best! 12. Student body officers 13. Some of the Woodlawn gang. 14. Those report cards must be good. 15. A little freshman 16. Future homemakers of America 17. Our cute majorette 18. Two of our freshmen 19. Senior president 20. Yep, it’s Billie, Baby! 21. Bishop and the future Mrs. 22. Howard, our all around boy 23. All dressed up 24. Handsome Jimmy 25. Little Kathleen 26. What a pose ! 27. Ditto 28. Some chair you have, Preacher. 29. Southern belle 30. Sweet Jean 31. Cute little Fugene 32. Some of our cutest 1. Sweet and in nocent ? ? ? 2. Kaleidoscope ' s editor-in-chief 3. One of our smallest seniors 4. Cute twosome 5. Smile ! This is for the Kaleidoscope 6. They are not! 7. Leg art 8. Where are all the girls? 9. Our best basketball forward 10. Preston??? 11. Huba, Huba ! 12. That innocent smile 13. “Goat” Eliades 14. Why so happy, boys? 15. Bruciekins 16. What’s the grin for, Dot? 17. Woodlawn belle 18. Smile pretty, Cleo 19. Bannerman’s familiar grin 20. A very cute senior 21. What a man !!! 22. A familiar group 23. Impatient for lunch, Peiter? 24. See number eight 25. A swell girl 26. A new cheer 27. Both sweet—girl and candy 28. Cute couple—all agree 29. Is that smile for Bill? 30. Wanta fight? Senior 1. Abrams, Hannah—French Circle ' 45, ’46; Choir ’47. 2. Aderholt, Billie—Cheerleader ’45, ’46, ’47; Secretary Student Council ' 46; Secretary of Junior C lass ’46; Girls’ Monogram Club ' 46, ’47; Assembly Squad ’44; Choir ' 45, ’46, ’47; Operetta ’45, ’47; Cotillion Club ’44; Home Room Representative ’44; Home Room Sec¬ retary ' 45, ’46. 3. Ackerman, Stanley—Football ’43, ’44, ’46. 4. Akers, Carolyn—Home Room Representative ' 43, ' 44 ; Secretary of Home Room ’44, ' 45 ; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47; French Circle ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’46. 5. Allen, Lawrence—Dramatic Club ’46, ’47; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47 ; Library Club ’46, ’47; Assembly Squad. 6. Bannerman, Glenn—Traffic Squad ’40, ’41 ; Home Room President ’40, ’41 ; Lee Literary Society, ’41, ’42; Cheerleader, ’42, ’43, ’44, ’46, ’47; Dramatic Club, ' 42, ’43, Pres.-’44, ’45, ’46, ' 47; Track team, ' 42, ’43; Library Club ’42 ’43; Cotillion Club ’43, ’44, ’45; Boys’ Monogram Club ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, ’-46, ’47; Choir, ’46, ’47; Basketball team, ’46, ' 47. 7. Barco, Durwood—Business Staff, Kaleidoscope ’47; Honor Society, ’46; Home Room President; Home Room Representative; Traffic Squad. 8. Barnett, Harold—Traffic Squad ' 45, ’46. 9. Bishop, James—Home Room President ' 46, ’47. 10. Boulavsky, Leon—Football ’43. 11. Burijon, Joyce—Library Club ’44; Blue and Gold Staff ’46, ’47; Kaleidoscope Staff ' 47; Choir ’45; Softball squad ' 45, ’46; funior Red Cross ’44, ’45; Home Room Representative ’47. 12. Cadger, Julian—Cotillion Club ’45; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’44, ’47; Junior Red Cross. 13. Carelock, Evelyn—Basketball ’44, ’45, ’46, ' 47; Junior Red Cross ’45, ’46; Home Room Secretary ’46. 14. Carelock, Harold—Football ’44; Band ’43; Choir ' 45, ’46. 15. Carder, Jeannine—Home Room Representative ’44, ’46; Blue and Gold Staff ' 46; French Circle ’46. 16. Carter, Sidney—Football ' 44, ’46; Basketball ’44, ’47—Manager ’45; Kaleidoscope Staff ’47; Cotillion Club ’45; Home Room President ’45; Home Room Representative ’46; Home Room Secretary ’44. 17. Cassell, Glen—Band ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46. 18. Connelly, Peggy—K aleidoscope Staff ’47; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46; French Circle ’45, ’46, ’47; Blue and Gold ’46—Business Manager ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’46; Library Club ’45, ’46; Sanitation Squad ’46; Home Room President ’44, ' 45: Home Room Represen¬ tative ’46; Vice-Pre sident French Circle ’46; Honor Society ’46. 1®. Cox, Etta—Commercial Club, Blue and Gold. 20. Cox, Golkie—Sanitation Squad. 21. Croom, Arinton—Basketball ’46, ’47; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; President of Latin Club ’45, 46; Baseball ’45: Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; French Circle ’45, ’46; Honor Society ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’46; Library Club ’45, ’46, ’47; Blue and Gold ’45, ’46, ’47; Assistant Editor ’46, ’47; Red Cross ’44; Home Room Representative ’45. 22. Dabney, Hazel—Home Ec. Club ’44, ’45, ’46. ’47; Commercial Club ’46, ’47; Choir ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’45; President of Home Ec. Club ’47. 23. Daniel, Edward—Basketball Manager; Football Manager; Choir. 24. Daniel, Mary—Library Club ’44: Home Ec. Club ’44. ’47; Kaleidoscope staff ’47; Sec¬ retary of Senior Class ’47; Traffic Squad ’44; Assembly Squad ’45. 25. Davis, Eleanor—-Library Club ’44; Commercial Club ’46, ’47; Majorette ’43. 26. Davis. Margaret—Assistant Manager of Soft Ball Team ’43, ’45; Sanitation Squad ’43, ’44; Library Club ’43, ’44; Commercial Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Traffic Squad ’44, ’45; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47; Kaleidoscope Staff ’47. 27. Eavey, Jackie—Honor Society ’46; Junior Class Treasurer ’46; Home Room Represen¬ tative ’43 ; Home Room Secretary ’45 ; Home Room President ’43. 28. Edwards, Grayson—Track ; Baseball; Minstrel. 29. Eliades, Plato—Business Manager of Kaleidoscope ’47; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Vice-President of Senior Class ’47; Honor Society ’46, ’47; Football ’45; Cotillion ’45; Junior Red Cross ’46; Sanitation Squad ’45; Home Room President ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Home Rome Representative ’44, ’47. 30. Elmore, Rosa Lee—‘Home Ec. Club ’45, ’46, ’47; Commercial Club ’45, ’47; Sanitation Squad ’45, ’46; Vice President of Freshman Class ’43. 31. England, Stanford—Home Room Secretary ' 45. 32. England, Smithey—Red Cross Representative ’44; Choir ’46, ’47. 33. Finley, Anne—Home Room President ’44; Honor Society ’46; Dramatic Club ’46, ’47; Girls’ Monogram Club ’46, ’47; Band Majorette Assistant ’44; Library Club ’45, ’46 ,’47; French Circle ’46, ’47; Latin Club ’45, ’46, ’47 ; Blue and Gold ’45, Editor-in- Chief ' 46, ’47; Junior Red Cross ’44, ’45; Cheerleader ’46, ' 47; Basketball team ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Softball—assistant manager ’46, manager ’47; Sanitation Squad ’44, ’45, ’46; Cotillion Club ’46. 34. b reeman, Bunny—Home Room Representative ’43; Home Room Secretary ’47; Mono¬ gram Club ’46, ’47; Basketball ' 46, ’47; Football ’45, ’46; Cotillion Club ’46. 35. Futch, Rudy—Football ’42, ’43, ’44, ’46; Basketball ’43, ’44, ’46, ’47; Track ’44; Base¬ ball ’44; Monogram Club ’43, ’44, ’46; President Monogram Club ’43; Secretary Mono¬ gram Club ’47; Cotillion Club ’43, ’44; President ’44; Choir ’44, ’46, ’47; Home Room Representative ’43. 36. Fuzy, Charles—Choir. 37. Garrett, Allen—Football ’41, ’42, ’43, ’44, ’46; Baseball ’41, ’42; Monogram Club ’43, ’44, ’46, ’47; Choir ’43, ’44; Dramatic Club ’44; Band ’41; President of Student Council ’46; Chief of Traffic Squad ’43; Home Room Representative ’41, ’42, ’43. 38. Gilbert, Louise-—Basketball ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Softball ’45, ’46; Honor Society ’46, ’47; President of Honor Society ’46, ’47; Library Club ’46; Dramatic Club ’46, ’47 ; Monogram Club ’46, ’47; French Circle ’46, ’47; Latin Club ’44, ' 45, ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’43; Red Cross. 39. Ginger, Connie—Home Ec. Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Com¬ mercial Club ’45, ’46; Basketball ’46. 40. Goldman, Bernie—Football ’42, ’43; Track, ’43; Choir ’41, ’42, ’47. 41. Greene, Iva—Red Cross. 42. Hall, Alice Lee—Dramatic Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Choir ’45, ’46; Majorette ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47. 43. Hardy, Ray—Choir ’47; Red Cross. 44. Harlow, Mary Ellen—Dramatic Club ’44, 45, ’46, ’47 ; Cotillion Club ’45 ; Choir ’45, ’46; Majorette ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Red Cross Representative ’43, ’45; Home Room President ’44, ’45. 45. Harrison, Jewel—Cotillion Club ’45; Commercial Club—Secretary ’46; Home Ec. Club ’45, ’46; Treasurer of Home Ec. ’46; Home Ec. Club ’45, ’46; Choir ’46, ’47; Home Room Secretary ’44. 46. Harrison, Lester—Football ’44, ’45, ’46; Choir ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’43, ’45; Home Room Representative ’44, ’45. 47. Hazelgrove, Jean—Band, ’40, ’41, ’42, ’46; Head of Safety Department ’42; Track ’41, ’42; Home Room Representative ’40, ’41, ’42. 48. Hendrix, Calvin—Band ’40, ’41 ; Home Ec. Club ’41, ’42. 49. Hnarakis, Freda—-Commercial Club ’46; Home Ec. Club ’44; Home Room Representative ’45; Red Cross. 50. Jacobs, William—Basketball ’45,’46. 51. Justice, Betty Jane— Kaleidoscope Staff ’47; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47; Choir ’46, ’47; Dramatic Club ' 46, ’47; Home Room Representative ’46; Home Room Secretary ’46. 52. Kanak, Robert—Choir ’43, ’47; Dramatic Club ’45, ’46; President ' 45; Cotillion Club ’46; Red Cross. 53. Kemper, Virginia—Traffic Squad ’46, ’47; Slanitation Squad ’44; Home Room Presi¬ dent ’44. 54. LaForce, Paul—Choir ’46, ’47; Dramatic Club ’46, ’47; Football ’46; President of Student Council ’47. 55. Maddux, Jean—President of Student Council ’46; Cotillion Club ’45, ’46; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; French Circle ’47; President of French Circle ’47; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47; Honor Society ’46, ’47; Secretary ’46, ’47; Junior Red Cross ’45, ’46; Choir ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’46; Home Room Representative ’44. 56. Manverse, Shirley— Kaleidoscope ’47; Library Club ’46; Blue and Gold ’46; Basketball ’45, ’46; Softball ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’46, ’47; Home Room Secretary ’43; Cotillion Club ’46. 57. Martin, Virginia—Traffic Squad; Library Club. 58. Mason, Jimmie—Football ’44; Traffic Squad ’44; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45; Home Room President ’43, ’45; Home Room Vice-President ’43, ’44. 59. Mason, Torn—Football ' 44, ’45, ’46; Monogram Club ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’45; Vice- President of Junior Class ’46; Home Room Representative ’44, ’47; Home Room Secretary ’45. 60. McQuage, Lance—Football ’44, ’46; Choir ’46; Home Room President ’45. 61. Meadors, Joan—Editor-in-Chief of Kaleidoscope ’47; Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; French Circle ’45, ’46, ’47; President ’46; Dramatic Club ’46, ’47; Honor Society ’45, ’46, ’47; Vice President ’46, ’47; Junior Red Cross ’44, ’45, ' 46, ’47; President of Red Cross Council ’46, ’47; Basketball Manager ’46, ’47; Traffic Squad ’45, ’46; Blue and Gold ’45, ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45 ; Monogram Club ’46, ' 47; Cheerleader ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’43; Home Room Representative ’46; Home Room Secretary ’44, ’45. 62. McRae, Mac—Basketball ’43, ’44, ’45 ; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45; Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46; Cheerleader’46, ’47; Monogram Club ’46, ’47; President of Junior Class ’46; Presi¬ dent of Senior Class ’47; Home Room President ’43, ’44. 63. Minchew, Oscar—Football ’44, ’45; Cotillion Club ’44; Traffic Squad ’46, ’47; Band ’44, ’45 ; Choir ’45, ’46, ' 47; Operetta ’45. 64. Moore, Pat—Choir ’45, ’46, ’47; Home Room President ' 44; Red Cross ’44. 65. Morris, Ellen—Library Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Dramatic Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Honor Society ’45 ; Business Staff of Kaleidoscope ’47; Blue and Gold ’45, ’46, ’47; Latin Club ’44; Choir ’46, ’47; Home Room President ’43. 66. Morris, Jean—Latin Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45, ’46; Basketball, ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Monogram Club ’47; Business Staff of Kaleidoscope ’47; Honor Society ’46, ’47; Treasurer ’46; Reporter ’47; Home Room President ’44; Home Room Represen¬ tative ’43, ’44, ’45. 67. Norwood, Wanda—Cotillion Club ’46; Officer ’46; Home Room Secretary ’44. 68. Olson, Dot—Cheerleader ’45, ’46, ’47; Monogram Club ’46, ’47; Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’45, ’46; Red Cross ’45, ' 46, ’47; Secretary of Council ’46, ’47; Home Room Secretary ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Mardi Gras ’47. 69. Parrish, Jack—Home Ec. Club ’40, ’41. 70. Price, Bruce—Football ’42, ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Baseball ’45, ’46; Basketball ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45, ’46; President of Student Council ’45; Vice-President ’44; Mono¬ gram Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46, ’47; President ’45; Choir ’44, ’46 Operetta ’45; Track ’43, ’44; Home Room Secretary ’46; Home Room Representative ’43, ’42. 71. Rader, Loretta—Home Ec. Club ’44; Choir ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46;, Softball ’45; Band ’43. 72. Richeson, Sam—Basketball ’44, ’45; Manager ’45; Monogram Club ’45, ’46; Red Cross ’44, ’45; Home Room President ’45, ’46. 73. Rowland, Herbert—Football ’43, ’44, ’45; Baseball ’45, ’46; Home Room President ’43. 74. Sapon, Cleo—Home Ec. Club ’43, ’44, ’45, ’46; Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46; Choir ’44, ’45, ’46; Commercial Club ’45, ’46;, Treasurer ’46; Sanitation Squad ’45; Home Room Sec¬ retary ’44. 75. Saunders, Maxine—Dramatic Club ’44, ’45, ’46; Commercial Club ’46, ’47; Choir ’47; Red Cross ’44, ’45; Home Room President ’43; Home Room Secretary ’44; Home Room Representative ’44, ’45. 76. Savage, Preston—Treasurer of Senior Class ’47; Choir ’46, ’47. 77. Scruggs, Lovelene—Home Ec. Club ’44. 78. Silverman, Stuart—Red Cross ’46; Home Room Representative ’45. 79. Sims, Barbara—Assembly Squad, ’45 ; Kaleidoscope ’47 ; Blue and Gold ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’45; Home Room President ’47; Home Room Secretary ’44. 80. Smith, Marion—Home Ec. Club ’45, ’46, ’47. 81. Sordelett, Robert—Cotillion Club ’45; Traffic Squad ’46. 82. Temple, Irene—Home ' Room Secretary ’43. 83. Uhrich, Mary—Choir ’43, ’44; Sanitation Squad ’45. 84. Voda, Jerry—Sanitation Squad ’45 ; Home Room President ’43. 85. Weaver, Elizabeth—Library Club; Commercial Club; Blue and Gold. 86. Wells, Walter—Football, ’46; Basketball, ’47; Monogram Club ’46, ’47. 87. Weston, Charles—Football ’45, ’46; Home Room Representative ’42. 88. Wheeler, Mildred—Sanitation Squad ’46; Choir ’47. 89. Wilkerson, Howard—Band ’45, ’46. 90. Webb, Phyllis-Home Ec. Club ’43, ' 44, ’45, ’46; Dramatic Club ’45, ’46; Commercial ’46; Home Room President ’44, 45. 91. Wills, Beverly—Band ’44, ’45, ’46. 92. W ilson, Betsy—Assembly Squad 44; Monogram Club ’45, ’46, ’47; Cheerleader ’45, ’46, ’47; Cotillion Club ’44, ’45; French Circle ’46, ’47; Red Cross ’43, ’45; Dramatic Club ’45, ’46, ’47; Home Room Secretary ’47; Home Room President ’43. .X PL 4„ pl Co e o JS ' s- ' X � ■ S WANN J a u 6U A % f tl ' svj ' w yv o _ . c: C Jr ' AA X pA ” 6 X ST ft ' +?v ryji rQ S. 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Boulavosky, Proprietor Telephone 833 401 East Broadway The best place where the young and adults meet together in sport and beauty. OOQOO COMPLIMENTS O F CENTRAL DRUG CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Coley ' s Confectionery 0O0 GOOD ICE CREAM MANY FLAVORS COMPLIMENTS OF ...SCOTT STUDIO... oOOOo ‘ ‘’Welcomes You to Visit Our Modern and Spacious Studios for Photographic Needs” MODERN PORTRAITS WEDDING GROUPS COMMERCIAL PHOTOS 00O00 252 East Broadway Phone 3535 Hopewell, Va. ...JOIN THE CROWD... A T Rafey’s Billiards The Place Where All The Young Men Meet STANDARD-JAMES BROADWAY CAFETERIA SHOE CO. Quick Service and Tasty Foods 0O0 “FOR BETTER SHOES” HOMEMADE PIES ' ■ 0O0 0O0 PETERSBURG 214 East Broadway i VIRGINIA Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS STUDEBAKER O F Sales and Service KEMPER CLEANERS 0O0 GOTTEN AUTO SALES Phone 2676 0O0 24 S. Union Street Phone 670-5 Petersburg, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia oOo State License No. 2526 ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY ooOoo MALLORY HATS . . JARMAN SHOES . . 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Virginia PLYMOUTH DeSOTO ZEHMER MOTOR SALES 1307 City Point Road, Hopewell, Virginia Phone 2446 S. O. Zehmer ; R. J. HEFFINGTON oOo COMPLIMENTS MEAT MARKET oOo O F Phone 841 A FRIEND oOo 233 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia BELMONT CAFE HOPEWELL SUPPLY CO. 256 East Broadway oOo Dial 722 125 Main Street oOo Paints—Hardware oOo Electrical AND STEAKS and CHOPS Plumbing Supplies P. 0. Box 691 Phone 738 ooOoo . . . SOUTHSIDE CANDY COMPANY, INC_ ooOoo | 37 Bollingbroke Street, Petersburg, Virginia ooOoo E. C. Johnson, President C. C. Johnson, Secretary-Treas. O. O. Poole, Vice-President F. J. Swearinger, Sales Manager COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD ' S 0 O 0 WOMEN’S APPAREL 0 O 0 231 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Alley ' s Conoco Service oOo 1 Phone 673 j oOo I Randolph and Commerce Streets Hopewell.Virginia J oO° | GOODYEAR TIRES BROADWAY SHOE SHOP MORRIS LUNCH 0 O 0 oOo | INVISIBLE HALF-SOLING Our Specialties Are 0 O 0 FRIED CHICKEN and STEAKS Factory Methods °o° | 0 O 0 205 Main Street j 237 East Broadway Hopewell I Hopewell, Virginia Va. . . . FLOWERS . . . FOR ALL OCCASIONS oOo Phone 1193 COMPLIMENTS O F THE HIGH SCHOOL INN oOo TURNES, THE FLORIST oOo I Phone 659 J °o° I oOo 1204 City Point Road I 27 South Sycamore Street °o° | Petersburg ..... Virginia Fountain Service CLAYTON-OLDSMOBILE, INC. 247 North Market Street, Phone 4866 j ooOoo j AUTO SALES and SERVICE—ESSO PRODUCTS Complete Wrecking Service Petersburg, Virginia ...HAROLD DOLSEY ... oOOOo I FEMININE APPAREL ooOoo 1 223 Broadway One year old and growing nicely ” Phone 3316 COMPLIMENTS HOPEWELL FISH MARKET Christ Stathis 222 East Broadway Phone 692 VESTAL HEATING EQUIPMENT CO. 00O00 Dealer for H. C. Little Oil Burning Equipment 00O00 216 East Broadway Telephone 847 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS COMMERCE GROCERY COMPANY Corner of Hopewell and Commerce Streets Mike Tsourounis, Proprietor . .. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC SUPPLY COMPANY . . . oOOOo 116 North Seventh Street.Richmond, Virginia ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS oOOOo Dial 2-6203 COMPLIMENTS OF ...D. FRANKIE... WE PAY CASH for IRON, RUBBER,, PAPER oOOOo We Call for Quantities over 500 lbs. Phone 753 601 City Point Road MACK CAB ASSOCIATION oOo Occupants Insured oOo 24 Hour Service oOo Phone 735 oOo HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS O F RANDOLPH MEAT MARKET oOo 400 North Sixth Street oOo Phone 2449 Sales— PHONOGRAPH RECORDS— Service RA CKLEY ' S RADIO b ELECTRIC CO. R. C. A.-Westinghouse-G. E. 234 Broadway Phone 3156 Hopewell, Va. ...J. V. PEDERSON... 00O00 HOUSING and GEINERAL CONTRACTING 0OO00 Hopewell, Va. Phone 4157 COMPLIMENTS O F COMPLIMENTS Ladies ' Toggery O F AND A FRIEND Beauty Shop COMPLIMENTS OF Ted Clarke ' s Auto Service oOo Phone 590 oOo Home and Auto Supplies Sporting Goods oOo 118 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia Virginia Asphalt Paving Co. oOo Roanoke and Petersburg V irginia HANES LAUNDRY £r DRY CLEANING oOOOo Phone 577 oOOOo 216 East Poythress Street ABRAMS BONDED LOAN OFFICE 0OOO0 2o9 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia 0OOO0 BUY WHERE YOU CAN BORROW FOR T hrifty qpeedy exaco Service COME TO DICK THRIFT’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 15th Avenue and City Point Road Phone 674 00O00 Experienced Men for Marfak Lubrication—Washing—Waxing—Polishing and Servicing Your Car COMPLIMENTS O F THE F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. COMPLIMENTS O F W. L. BROADDUS COMPLMENTS 0 F ROPER AND COMPANY, INC. ooOoo WHOLESALE GROCERS ooOoo PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA oOOOo Serving Southside Virginia With Groceries. For a Century COOK AND TIPPETT 00O00 SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY 116 E. Broadway Hopewell, Virginia KING BR OTHERS 00O00 ELECTRICAL, HOUSEHOLD, GLASS, SUPPLIES ooOoo 101 N. Main Street Phone 3344 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS 0 F PETERSBURG-HOPEWELL BUS LINES ooOoo MAIN OFFICE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Broadway Service Station oOo Pure Oil Products Tires—Batteries—Accessories oOo Personalized Service W. O. Holloway, Prop. oOo Dial Hopewell 591 1001 West Broadway Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS O F FRANK FAYED GROCERY oOo Phone 633 oOo 226 South 15th Avenue Compliments Of DALTON ' S JEWELERS, INC. Dependable Jewelers 00O00 HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA HOPEWELL AUTO SUPPLY, INC. ooOoo B. F. Goodrich Distributor—Parts Jobber— 150 Recapping 0OOO0 Phone 567 Corner of Poythress and Randolph Hopewell, Va. “Old Reliable” Established 1887 PETERSBURG FURNITURE CO., INC. Oscar Winfield, President Robt. P. Winfield, Sec.- and Treas. 100 North Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. Complete Home Furnishers Electrical Appliances STANLEY FLORIST “Say It With Flowers” Flowers For All Occasions Corsage Work a Specialty Phone 3978 2102 Ferndale Avenue 108 Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF BOULEVARD MARKET oOo Delivery Service oOo Plione 3206 oOo Sixth Street and Randolph Road Hopewell.Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF THE RAINBOW GRILL oOo W. E. McDiarmid oOo 613 City Point Road oOo Plione 2948 The Green Ambulance with Comfortable Service Plus Insured Courteous Di ivers ooOoo SHANKO FUNERAL HOME 214 N. Sixth Ave. Phone 628 Hopewell, Va. S. H. Short, President L. S. Short, Vice-President R. T. Short, Scc.-l reas. Directors—S. H. Short, L. S. Short, R. T. Short Compliments Of H. P. HARRISON COMPANY, INC. (See Mr. H. L. Wells When in Need of Goods in Our Line) COMPLIMENTS OF Beacon and Broadway Theatres 00OO0 Hopewell, Virginia Hopewell Ice b Coal Co., Inc. Liberty Baking Company oOo 0O0 We Have Fine Baked Goods telephones: oOo Ice Plant (Plant Area )2652 Coal Yard (15tli Ave.) 2431 oOo 206 Appomattox Street Hopewell . . • Virginia oOo Phone 713 ICE COAL oOo DELUXE BREAD NORTON BROTHERS FLORISTS oOo Flowers For All Occasions Wedding Decorations oOo 246 Broadway Hopewell Va. COMPLIMENTS O F The GLOBE SHOE STORE oOo 201 Main St. Phone 866 McKenny Furniture Co., Inc. Petersburg’s Most Distinctive Furniture Store 0O0 Pictures—Lamps—Antique Reproductions 0O0 Telephone 303 0O0 Corner Sycamore and Franklin Petersburg.Virginia COMPLIMENTS 0 F SYLVIA HAT SHOPPE oOo PETERSBURG VIRGINIA For Your Deluxe Barber Service Drop In and Visit Tony and Pete’s COMPLIMENTS O F 0 . K. BARBER SHOP ERCELLE BEAUTY SALON 0O0 A. J. Basile, Proprietor 0O0 121 Main St. . . . Hopewell, Va. oOo Phone 2254 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 0 F O F Heretick ' s Municipal Feed and Seed Store Auto Service oOo oOo South 15th Avenue Main Street and Randolph Road oOo Hopewell, Virginia Dial 2912 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS O F O F MIKE ' S ARK John A. Gill oOo RETAIL MERCHANDISE Grocery Company, Inc. oOo 710 City Point Road Hopewell . . Virginia oOo PETERSBURG VIRGINIA ooOoo ooOoo eOTIlED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY BY Petersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. ooOoo OOQOO V 7 ' i ■ i