Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

EX LIBRIS $ 13 % - ' • 1 jtSpPs. §§85 ' ■ is • v: R� ■ --•? , «v ' - ' ALMA MATER Volume XXIV 1949 Published by the SENIOR CLASS of HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Hopewell, Virginia THOMAS NORMAN NUGENT DEDICATION THOMAS NORMAN NUGENT Our coach, leader and sincere friend, is an inspiration in every phase of our school activities, representing the competitive spirit and the good sportsmanship that are so typical of the American way of life. It is to this man with his friendly smile, kindly estimate of others, unfailing youth¬ fulness, uplifting enthusiasm and energy, and his alert sense of humor, that we, the senior class, do proudly dedicate our 1949 Kaleidoscope. TRIBUTE ' These golden years have swiftly passed And in their passing have we greatly gained. This is our time, the crossroads of our life, And in the many paths our feet shall soon be treading, We will draw strength and courage from that stead¬ fast beam. That beacon from the torch of truth and learning Forever held on high to light the way, to guide Our stumbling footsteps through these difficult years. We will make it a steadfast guide In the shaping of our destinies. And as we struggle forward toward our goals, Striving for that knowledge which must be The foundation all our souls can ever hold worthwhile, We never shall forget the lifelong gifts we here re¬ ceived. And with the passing of the years that follow Our greatful hearts shall seek again The benediction of our Alma Mater. Lillian Moore AND ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH B.S. M.A. Howard College College of William and Mary University of Virginia Duke University Superintendent of Hopewell and Prince George County Schools JAMES EDGAR MALLONEE B.S. M.A. Emory and Henry College Columbia University Assistant Superintendent and Director of Instruction, City of Hopewell and Prince George County CASHELL DONAHOE B.S. M.A. Randolph-Macon College College of William and Mary Principal LILLIAN M. BURCH B.S. B.A. “Old” Sullins College College of William and Mary Columbia University University of Virginia Assistant Principal Government P. I. LEAD BETTER A.B. Randolph-Macon College College of William and Mary University of Virginia Assistant Principal Mathematics FACULTY VELVIE LEE WEST BEANE B. A. M.A. East Texas State Teachers College Columbia LTniversity English MARY HELEN BURCH B.S, Mary Washington College College of William and Mary , - English P £aBETII tucker carter ' E st Carolina Teachers College Mathematics, History WINFIELD CARTER B.S. Carolina Teachers College Algebra AUDREY FRANCES CHAMBLISS B.A. M.A. Diplome de’etudes francaises College of William and Mary Columbia LTniversity University of Aix-Marseille French, English ILETA B. CLEEK % % B.S. Mary Washington College Commercial i ALTON L. CRIST B.A. University of Richmond Radford State Teachers College LTniversity of Virginia Ass stant in Athletics English, History GORDON B. DAVIS B.S. East Carolina Teachers College English, Social Studies JUNE DAWKINS B.S. College of William and Mary English ALICE F. GILBERT B.A. M.A. Bridgewater College Columbia University University of Virginia Coordinator of Guidance English, Speech, Science VIRGINIA RUFFIN GILLIAM B.S. M.S. Madison College College of William and Mary University of Tennessee Home Economics FORREST A. GLASS B.S. Wake Forest College College of William and Mary Assistant Coach Science, Mathematics, Physical Education ANNETTE B. GRAINGER B.S. Farmville State Teachers College University of Virginia Science JAMES M. GRAINGER, JR. B.S. University of Virginia Science, Chemistry MARGARET RUTH HARRELL B.A. Mary Washington College English MARY JANE HARTMAN B.S. Madison College Director of Girls’ Physical Education Coach HAROLD B. KING B.S. College of William and Mary Physical Education, Assistant Coach 4 ELIZABETH GREY KOLTUKIAN B.S. Westhampton College of the University of Richmond A Igebra, Physics i ' KATHREN EAST LEADBETTER B.S. Farmvil’.e State Teachers College History, Art RUSSELL H. MACMEANS Christiansen Choral School Julliard School of Music Columbia University Choir, Band, Supervisor of Music in City Schools I OLA J. MALONEY A. B. Farmville State Teachers College College of William and Mary Richmond Professional Institute History MARGARET WILSON MATTHEWS B.S. Madison College Home Economics WILLIAM L. MERNER A. B East Carolina Teachers College Assistant Coach, Commercial LOUISE MOORE B. S. East Carolina Teachers College Social Studies, History THOMAS NORMAN NUGENT B.S. Ithaca College Washington and Lee College Director of Athlethics Supervisor of Physical Education in City Schools ANN MARYE OWEN A.B. Flora Macdonald College University of North Caro ' ina College of William and Mary University of Virginia Latin, English CATHERINE ANN POTTER FI ELI) A. B. College of William and Mary English ANN T. PULLEN B. S. Stradford Junior College Farmville State Teachers College Science ELLA GORDON ROWE B.S. Mary Washington College Commerical MAE LOIS RYNALDO B.S. Westhampton College of the University of Richmond Biology MILL A T. TROSVIG B. A. College of William and Mary Mathematics FACULTY CLYDE WEAVER, JR. B.S. Clemson College History, Government MARY LUCY WILLIS B.A. Westhampton Co ' lege of University Richmond Mathematics, English of FREDERICK ALBERT WOEHR B.S. Oswego State Teachers Industrial Arts College FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Blue and Silver MOTTO “Out of School Life — Into Life’s School’’ SENIORS ELLIS HENRY ABRAMS Academic “Ellis” “The heart to conceive, the understanding to ' , and the hand to execute.” BARBARA WRIGHT ARMSTRONG Elective “Bobby” in the nobler modes of life with sweeter purer laws.” ICE ADELAIDE ARVIN Commercial “Adelaide” Silence is the perfect Herald of Joy.” ; jJO ROBERT LEE ASKEW Ifif “ “A good deed is never lost; he who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.” WILLIAM THADDEUS BAILEY Elective “Bill “He is truly great that is little in himself, and that maketh no account of any height of honors.” MARY SUE BALINT Commercial “Suzie” “Happiness, the soul’s calm sunshine.” Commercial “Billie” “Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls.” LOIS JEAN BISHOP Commerical “Lois” Silence has been given to woman, to better express her thoughts.” s I O R S BEVERLY ALLISON BOOZ Scientific “Bev” “Wit is an unexpected explosion of thought.” THOMAS BERNARD BOYETTE Scientific “Tom” “An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions.” LOUISE VIRGINIA BUDD Elective “Buddie” “The soft contralto notes of a woman’s voice are born in the immediate region of the heart.” MARGARET VIRGINIA BURKE Elective “Virginia” “The feast of reason and the flow of souls.” AUDRIE MARLENE CAUDI Commercial A “Marlene” “There is no outward sign o does not rest on a deep moral f THELMA LOUISE CHILDERS Academic ' Thelma” “Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like a flower.” MILDRED ELIZABETH CI1 Elective “Mildred “Honesty is good sense, politeness,, ili nia4 ness—all in one.” HARRY THOMAS COLLIER Scientific “Harry” “Amiability shines by its own light.” SENIORS ALICE CATHRINE CRAWFORD Elective “Al” “Virture is the truest liberty.” LOUISE EVELYN DANIEL Commercial “Louise” “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” EDWARD FRANCIS DEAN Elective “Snookie” ‘‘Ihe man who loves and laughs must surely do well.” JOHN RICHARD FISCHER Elective “Jack” “As proper a man as one shall see in a sum¬ mer’s day.” ) $ - EBECCA ANN COX inn CKie tratm aJ feople who accomplish much.” NANCY HELEN CRAVEN Elective -3Nancy” 1 SWich joy ambition finds.” MABLE JOYCE CONNELLY Scientific “Joy” “The feeling heart, simplicity of life and c ' e- JEANETTE COLONA Academic “Jeanie ’ “The truest politeness comes of sincerity.” SENIORS ELIZEBETH LEE GATES Academic “Betty Lee” “It is happy for you that you have the power of pleasing with delicacy.’’ IRVIN LEE GRANT Elective “Sonny” The greatepAnan the greater courtesy.” ' 9 t - ( 4 ,v ' kJtf iJ S ' , ROBERT FRANCIS HAINSTOCK Jm 1 Scientific “Bob” 4 “Make the coming hour o’er flow with joy, and pleasures drown the brim.” JOYCE NELL HALL Commercial “Joyce” SHIRLEY MAE HALL Scientific “Shirley” .r , Jr trd Mr Z 7i jLc Fiv “Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet.” NANCY LEE HARDY Elective “Nancy” “Reason and judgement are the qualities of a leader.” V DOROTHY LINCKE HARLOW Elective “Dottie” “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” DONALD EDWARD HAYFORD Scientific ‘Don” “Knowledge ccfif ' S but wisdom lingers.” T SENIORS WILLIAM BERKLEY HOWELL Elective “Berk” “Happy I am; from care I’m free. Why aren’t they all contented like me?” EDNA CARR HUDSON Elective “Half-Pint” “Honor lies in honest toil.” JANE ELIZABETH HUDSON Electee “Jane” “There is no greater delight than to be con¬ scious of sincerity in self-examination.” MERLE LOUISE HURLBURT Commercial “Merle” “Thy voice is a celestial melody.” PHILLIP PAUL JANOSIK Scientific jL “Phil” “Jesters do en pr ov JOHN LAURENCE KREYNUS Scientific ' “Johnnie” “All the learned and authentic fellows.” SUSAN LAWRENCE Academic “Sue” “ The first and last thing required of genius is the love of truth.” CECIL YOUNG JACKSON Scien tific “Cecil” “Approved valor is made precious by natural courtesy.” MHP SUSS SENIORS WILLARD JOHN McCLEMENTS, Jr. Scientific “Bill” “Young in limbs, in judgement old.” WILBERT RAYMOND MINOR Scientific “Wilbert” “A merrier man, within the limits of becoming mirth. I never spent an hour’s talk withal.” 0 FLOYD LEE MOORE Scientific “Floogie” “Earnestness is the salt of eloquence.” LILLIAN ESTELLE MOORE Academic “Bootsie” “How goodness heightens beauty.” THOMAS GLENN LEDFORD Academic “Glenn” “Common sense is nature’s gift, but reason is an art.” LUCILLE LOVE LEWIS Com mercial “Lucille” “Nothing is more simple than greatness; in¬ deed to be simple is to be great.” GENE EDWIN LOWE Elective “Gene” “For life is not to live, but to be well.” NED BENARD MARTIN, Jr. Scientific “Skinny” “From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth.” JOSEPH WESLEY NEDLOCK Scientific “Wesley” )le soul has no other merit than to be MILLICENT ROSE MOORE Commercial “Millie” “A soul as white as heaven.” JAMES SHERMAN MORRIS, Jr. Scientific “Jimmie” “He is the sweetest of all singers.” NA. NOSAL Elective THOMAS HOWARD PENTECOST Scientific “Sonny” “Coolness and absence of heat and haste indi¬ cates fine qualities.” DORIS ANNE RENN Scientific “Doris Anne” “Conversation is the image of the mind.” ANN LOWE ROSS T J ' W Scientific W “Ann” toT “Studious of ease, and fond of humble things.” JAMES EUBANk RtT MISELL “Rusty” , ' l J “C h ra ' cter malc ' es Jjs nesting.”’ j Ac (fl ■H 4 , � . 1 SENIORS ELSIE RUTH SABOL Commercial “Elsie” “Silence is more musical than any song.” BILLIE LEE SCOTT Academic “Scottie” “Curiosity is one of the permanent and cer¬ tain characteristics of a vigorous intellect.” HERBERT LINWOOD SCHAAF Scientific “Lin” “Politeness costs nothing and gains every¬ thing.” JAMES LEE SHEETS Scientific “Jimmie” “And Thought leapt out to wed with Thought ere Thought could wed itself with Speech.” NANCY BURT SCOTT Commercial “Nancy” strikes the sight, but merit wins the r ELENE SEAR mericial “Bobbie” dance, I wish you a wave o’ might ever do nothing but that.” WAYNE ALEXANDER SPROUSE Elective “Wayne” “Thy face the index of a feeling mind.” r Lk__ LILLIAN LOUISE SLAGLE Commercial “Lillian” “Happiness is a rare cosmetic.” SENIORS r W V A, JERALDINE TEW Commercial “Jerry” “Cheerfulness is full of significance; it sug¬ gests good health, a clear conscience and a soul at peace with all human nature.” JAMES PERRY THOMAS Elective “J. P.” “True bravery is quiet, undemonstrative.” WILLA JANE TIPPETT Elective “Jane” “To talk without effort is, after all, the great charm of talking.” CHARLOTTE ANN TREASTER Commercial “Charlotte” “Patience and gentleness are power.” CHARLES RAY STORM Scientific “Buzz “Be modest in speech but excel in action.” MARY MADELINE SYNAN Commercial “Madeline” “Humor is the harmony of the heart.” MARILYN EILEEN TAEDTER A cademic “Marilyn” “It is beauty that begins to please and tender¬ ness that completes the charm.” PHYLLIS ANN TAYLOR Commercial “Phyl” “The badge of honesty is simplicity.” NAOMI ERCELLE WESTON Commercial “Naomi” “Vivacity is the gift of woman.” WILLIAM CLYDE WILKERSON “Bill” Elective “It is often a sign of wit not to show it, and not to see that others want it.” PIETER VAN BENTHUYSEN Scientific “Peter Van’’ “My joy in friends, those sacred people, is my consolation.” ROBERT KENNETH WARREN Elective “Kenny” “Excitement is not enjoyment; in calmness lies true pleasure.” DOROTHY MAE WELLS Elective “Dot” “Grace is to the body what good sense is to the mind.” JAMES PETERSON WELLS Elective “Pete” “Sport, that wrinkled Care derides; and laugh¬ ter, holding both his sides.” DONALD ENGENE WOODLIEF Scientific “Don” “Sir, your wit ambles well; it goes easily.” EMMA JEAN WOOTEN Elective “Jean” “Graceful to sight, and elegant to thought.” SENIORS GEORGIA PEARL ZIKES C ommericiai “Georgie” “The daintest last, to make the end most sweet.” GOLDIE CORRINE GRIFFIN Commercial KERRY DALE MARKS Elective JESSIE OLIVER HARRISON Elective MELVIN JAMES PURVIS Scientific WALLACE LEE SCRUGGS Elective SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Ellis Abrams Vice President . James Morris Secretary . Lillian Moore Treasurer . Merle Hurlburt OUT OF SCHOOL LIFE—INTO LIFE ' S SCHOOL 1 There is a shining beacon Too bold mere eyes to see. But grant our sight provision make That we may someday be Examples of the finer-the purer When day is done; And let our n’er faltering toil Shine forth like silver in the sun. 2 And so, faith forever with us be A flame and shining way A spangled brightness Lighting up the days; With this bright eternal torch To light the skies We shall face life and death With fearless eyes. 3 The faculty with honor Forever held on high Here to see that knowledge Ne’r would pass us by; Their never ending kindness And helpfulness each day H ave made us want to better And to follow in their way. 4 As graduating seniors On a higher step we stand. Our names are called-diplomas placed Into each eager hand— It is to us our life and joy This proof of work well done, For now we know from Hopewell High The highest goal we’ve won. 5 To all you underclassmen Heed this word of ours; Be true and right in all you do— Strive for the highest towers. For there is no happier Or sadder moment known— Than this brief one— Your destiny entoned. 6 In split seconds our thoughts Retrace the years gone by; We reminisce the happy hours Spent at Hopewell High— Our colors and our Alma Mater Have meant the world to us, And within our hearts we proudly hail Ideals we must entrust. 7 To you we give a prayer at night, To you we humbly bow, Farewell to thee, our Alma Mater, We’re your alumni now. For out into the world we go With thought of the golden rule— Education as our tutor— “OUT OF SCHOOL LIFE—INTO LIFE’S SCHOOL.” Iean Wooten PHOPHECY Have you ever thought how nice it would be to have an out-of-school edition of the Kaleidoscope to see just what has become of our wonderful ’49 graduates? Ray Storm’s “Fair Weather Printing Company,” edited by James 1 homas, had this idea and so we have this, the revised edition of the Kaleidoscope of ’49. hirst, as we turn to administration and faculty, our eyes come to rest on Colonel Thomas Boyette, superintendent of schools; Bill McClements, assistant- superintendent; Berkley Howell, principal; with Ned Martin and Miss Elsie Sabol as assistants. Turning the page we notice the physical education directors: Wesley Ned- l°ck, crew cut, bow tie, and all, and Nancy “Slay ’em with work” Hardy. Look, the new English teacher, Barbara Armstrong, is wearing on her collar a navy pin which we are sure belongs to Admiral Phil Janosik, commander of the good ship—“Sad Sack.” Thelma Childers now teaches psychology. We hear she psychoanalizes all the new teachers in her spare time. Marlene “You rip ’em, we sew ’em” Caudle, and Joyce “eat it and die” Connelly assisted by Joyce “scrub the” Hall are pictured as home economics teachers. Hayford and Schaaf have now taken over Mr. Grainger’s job. Schaaf does the “mad scientist” experiments and Hayford has mastered the art of corny jokes. Loveable Jean Wooten now teaches geometry with all its curves and angles. Little Nancy Scott is the art teacher, and last but not least, Billie Lee Scott is now the school nurse. In the senior division we see John “Rockefellow” Kreynus, senior vice- president of the “Taedter Chips” company owned by Jimmie Morris. Bill Bailey, a former leading football star, is now senior coach of Ledford Tech. Then, we couldn’t leave out Kenny Warren who has made news by holding the senior title for sleeping (or should we say hibernating) longer than anyone else. Faithful Pietei Van Benthuysen missed his old desk so much that he moved PROPHECY it, by permission of the School Board, to his business office. Now he can leally work! The next few pages of this annual devoted to the activities and organiza¬ tions now carried on by our classmen. In place of the Student Council we have our National Government with Cecil “Honest John” Jackson, who just defeated Wayne Sprouse as candidate for president. Also, in the governmental depart¬ ment is Jimmie “You tell ’em Sheets who has been handed his walking papeis from the Senate for filibustering. As for dramatics, Lillian Moore and Naomi Weston are competing to see who can get the most oscars, er...we mean “Irvins”. The name was changed in tribute to Irvin Grant, the Cornel Wilde of the day. The newspaper “What’s Tlv’ News?” is edited by Sue Lawrence who has a staff of very able reporters. Among them are: Jane Tippett, world famous gossip columnist; Rebecca Cox, who writes the column, “Petersburg Day by Day ; Edna Hudson “Fashions For Short People” ; Doris Anne Renn, “Modern Speech” ; Betty “Bly” Gates who writes advice to the “Lovelorn ; Virginia Burke, author of the book on “How to Get Rid of Freckles;’ and Lilly Nosal who Nos al about it”. Now playing at Cibula Lodge are the “Colona Cavaliers” composed of Gene “Krupa” Lowe who drums up the business; Wilbert “King of Swing” Minor; Harry “Licorice Stick” Collier; Billy “Play ’em all’ Wilkerson; and the Bud¬ ding” young vocalist, Louise. This orchestra is managed by Ellis Abrams. The comedians of the show are Jerry “Abbott” Tew and Madeline “Costello Synan, co-staring with Bob “Hopeless” Hainstock. Also on the program is the talented dancer, Barbara Sear, who dances to the music of Merle Hurlburt’s accordion Nancy Craven, Alice Crawford, and Lillian Slagle are featured as the “Three Musketeers on Skates.” The next division, professional sports, stars in football department, Eddie PROPHECY “Humphrey” Dean, former captain of I. O. University’s I. O. U. team, ably assisted by Sonny Pentecost in the backfield. In basketball we find “Floogie” Moore and Bob “Basket-bound” Askew. In baseball, we have the pitcher, Donald “Strike ’em out” Woodlief with James “Butterfingers” Rusmisell as one of his team mates. d he girls’ basketball team with Mary Sue Balint, Dot Wells, Shirley Hall, and Louise Daniel takes great pride in its “unbroken record”. (They’ve been defeated 28 times out of 28 starts.) At last, the division everyone looks forward to, the “Snaps”. Here we see Billie Beauchamp with her cosy little family of ten (Aunts and Uncles we mean.) Millicent Moore is pictured showing off her engagement ring. In the next picture we see with two sailors—yes, you guessed it—Jane Hudson. Jack “Pretty Boy” Fischer and Pete “Look at ’em swoon” Wells are now Hollywood’s favorites. Pictured modeling thte latest bathing suit is Dottie “Yum-Yum” Harlow. Ann Ross and Georgia Zikes are shown in front of their hotel the “Hut-Sut Ross’ House.” Last we see pictured a television station owned and operated by Beverley Booz who has as her secretary, Lois Bishop. Lucille Lewis, Adelaide Arvin, Phyllis Taylor, and Charlotte Treaster also are secretaries here since Bev writes prophecies in her spare time. Prophecy Committee Barbara Armstrong Bob Hainstock Louise Budd Donald Hayford Beverly Booz JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADERS HIGH JUNIORS Teacher : Mr, James Grainger Alford, Milton Barco, Wilton Brown, Ronnie Burnham, Elwood Carter, Mary Corbett, Talmadge Cox, Linwood Creel, Mamie Crocker, Hurley Cross, Bobby Dale, Shirley Edwards, James Elmore, Madison Ellis, Marie England, Clayton England, Harold Fulcher, Gene Hammonds, Marie Heflin, Jimmy Jacobs, William Keenan, Herbert Kesler, Sidney Krummel, Glenn Lanier, Jane Opocensky, Don Parrish, Barbara Partin, Gilbert Puryear, Betty Rickman, Thelma Robertson, Haney Robinson, Marjorie Sale, Jo Setchel, Eugene Sims, Joyce Vaughan, Carl Wiggs, Daphene LOW Jstir.Jylurur ' surur -- ' f M ' SM4 C , 6 uJ 0 et Ay I Ub v l+HO uU ' VUAUd Teachers : Mrs. Velvie Lee Beane, Mrs. Ileta Cleek, Miss Ella Gordon Rowe Asfy-on ,1James akfcr Russell r 1 arson, Clyde nnett, Arthur lum, Marj ' - Ann J ack ialter mice obert .aymond nces roline lean rworfli, Nancy Iward Buvalos, Jemmy Cabiness, Doris Cadger, Mary Calley, Lillian Casey, Milton Chapman, Christine Christian, Fielding Cibula, Evelvn Cibula, Mildred Clark, Rachel Collier, Jerry Connelly, EOa Dale, Ray Daughtery, Helen Davis, Celia Davis, Frank Davis, William Drake, Nancy Elmore, Lillian Drake, Thomas Elrod, Peggy Fleetwood, Jean Foley, Michael Ganakakis, Manuel Garret, Wesley Gaskins, Nancy Gates, Betty Sue Glass, Carroll Grosch, Florine Gurkin, Frances Hargrave, Floy Harris, Cora Hays, Gilbert Ivey, Jackie Janosik, Jackie Jones, Shirley Klonis, Nick Klootwyk, Buck Lewis, Ann McCracken, Dotsy McLean, Jewel Meadows, Ruth Miller, Laura Belle Minach. Benie Moore, Evelyn Morris, Beverly Northcote, Joyce Olive, Jean Pacine, Elsie Payne, Mary Pelter, William Platt, Sidney Poole, Barbara Potter, Roy Price, Franklin Romine, Don Sasser, Garland Scott, Sam Simms, Thomas Smith, Nadine Swann, Thomas Synan, Joseph Synan, Naomi Taylor, Jcrrv Thompson, Donald Urich, Emily Van Benthuysen, Gail Vance, Ann Vanderberrv, James Waldron, Barbara Warthan, Charlotte Watson. Anne Whitlock, Geraldine Wilkinson. Ann Wright, Curtis HIGH SOPHOMORES Teachers: Miss Alice Gilbert, Mr. Clyde Weaver Bailey, Dawson Blackmon, Alice Borum, Douglas Brown, Maurice Cameron, Carl Clark, Johnny Collins, Billy Cormany, Charles Davis, Ralph Eppes, Wallace Gates, Reggie Good, Wayne Grosch, Joan Harris, Oliver Harvey, Ethel Howlett, Donald Jones, Harold Justice, Eddie Kemper, Graham Laslie, Carol Lewis, Perry Miller, Harry Murphy, William Nichols, Mary Norwood, Elva O’Berry, William Perrv Carlton Platt, Robert Puryear, Frank Read, Evelyn Robertson, Ann Ross, Beverly Schultz, William Scott, Arnold Scott, Jean Scruggs, Bobby Smith, Ettrick Smith, Hazel Smith, James Sober, David Sober, Carlton Starke, Mary Swann, Mason Takesian, Roosevelt Taylor, David Temple, Pauline Turpin, Lois Vaughan, Nancy Walker, Eugene Weston, Betty Williamson, Mildred Wilson, Johnnie Zevgolis, Irene LOW SOPHOMORES Teachers : Miss Elizabeth Koltukian, Mrs. Kathren Leadbetter, Miss Ann Marye Owen, Miss Lois Rynaldo Abernathy, Anne Aldridge, Charles Arthur, Earl Ashworth. Beauford Aultman, Earl Balint, Johnnie Barber, Raymond Beauchamp, James Borurn, Beverly Branstord, Ralph Braswell, Billy Bright, Shirley Brotherton, Anne Browder, Jean Browning, Loreitta Burdette, Joan Burge, Frances Buyalos, Marion Cabaniss, James Clark, Gloria Collier, Phillip Collins, Joan Collins, Mary Connelly, Phyllis Crist, Esther Croom, Hardy Crump, Anne Daniel, Richard Davis, Peggy Dean, John Eason, Robert Ellis, Irvin Freeman, Norman Furr, Eugene Glazebrook, June Godwin, Paul Grammer, Kate Grammer, Robert Hailey, Barbara Harper, Frances Harris, George Harris, Jerry Hedgepeth, Joan Howard, Jackie Hinchey, Thelma Hirsch, Retha Jacobs, Helen Johnson, Alfred Jones, David Kamps, Henry Kanak, Allen King, Beatrice Lane, Larry Ledford, Ruth Legat, Robert Lirette, Annie Martin, Bobby McGonigle, Thomas McNeil, Hazel McQuage, Carolyn Mickelem, Colbert Mitchell, Katherine Moody, Jerry Moore, Lelon Norwood, Marian Nunnally, Frances Owens, Sylvia Parker, Louise Partin, Ann Pentecost, Marlene Porter, Alvin Quicke, Jane Race, Steve Race, Wandelea Randall, Robert Ridout, Norman Robbins, Bruce Roberts, Phyllis Rowsey, Lewis Rusnak, Raymond Saunders, Betty Saunders, Larry Schultz, Barbara HIGH FRESHMEN Teacher: Mr. Winfield Carter Ackerman, Dick Alexander, Angelo Aultman, Mildred Burke, David Carelock, Robert Clark, Steve Collins, Jo Ann Connelly, Melva Dunbar, Douglas Edens, Buddy Glass, Frances Griffo, Rose Lee Haynes, Betty Holsclaw, Ross Ivey, Claude Jackson, Linwood Lassiter, Robert McClure, Charles McDaniel, George McGee, Henry Morris, Charles Peters, Elizabeth Powell, Shirley Sharp, Jerry Smith, Hurley Smith, Lenora Smith, Vincent Sulc, Bedrick Takesian, Mike Thompson, Herbert Warner, Roy Watko, Elsie Wellington, Stanley Wood, Doris ' TOguO 4 LOW FRESHMEN Teachers: Miss Audrey Chambliss, Mr. Alton Crist, Miss Virginia Gilliam, Miss Margaret Harrell, Mrs. Iola Maloney Abernathy, June Abrams, Carol Aldridge, Herbert Almarode, Carlton Alston, Mildred Ard, Ozell Armstrong, Jeanne Arnett, James Arthur, Carlton Arutunian, Surian Arvin, Vernon Ashton, Carol Ashton, Jack Ashworth, Jean Atkinson, James Beach, Kenneth Bell, Billy Boyette, Marian Bradley, Fred Branch, Earlene Brinkley, Francis Broaddus, Malcolm Brooks, Buster Broshears, Billy Brown, Kent Brough, Charlene Browning, Louise Burke, Joan Burton, Wortha Cabniss, Harold Cain, Charlie Cain, Leetha Campbell, Mildred Carroll, Charles Chiarky, Helen Childers, William Cibula, Catherine Clements, Larry Coleman, Crawley Coleman, Jackie Coleman, Robert Connelly, Jennings Crabtree, Marjorie Cuddihy, Donald Curtis, Eldridge Dailey, Bobby Dale, Gloria Davis, Alice Dean, Lewis Dewberry, Alton Drake, Barbara Draper, Billy Dunton, Evelyn Edwards, James Ellis, Charles Ellis, William Elmore, David Elrod, Barbara Jean Engels, Robert England, Phyllis England, Robert Evans, Jean Everett, John Rober Fayed, Annie Mae Fielder, Freddie Fleetwood, Donald Flowers, Edna Fuzy, Victor Galderise, Thomas Galderise, Franklin Gankakis, Nonie Gates, Barbara Gray, Charles Gray, Edgar Halkos, Mike Hammond, William Hanser, Wilma Hays, Tamara Hipps, Arthur Hnarakis, Mary Hodges, Gloria Hogue, Jean Holland, Elizabeth Holsclaw, Ann Hulsey, Margaret Hughes, Delton Huston, Frank James, Billy Janosik, Tommy Johnson, Ann Justice, Richard Kerman, William Koren, Eleanor LaForce, Marie Lampton, May Alice Leslie, Earl Lawrence, Jeanine Leggett, Marjorie Lewis, Peggy Liverman, Jackie Livesay, Marshall Lowe, Martha Luck, Ronald McQuage, Frankie Mitchell, Mary Minor, Arleen Moogalian, Charles Moore, Dorothy Morgan, Mary Mowery, Gary Mozzo, Sonny Myers, Sheets Nenretz, Eleanor Nesbitt, Roy Newsome, Ernest Newsome, Royal Norwood, John Paul, Ann Pearson, Peggy Perkins, Opal Pito, Mary Pone, Carol Ann Reibsamen, Dorothy Robertson, Ann Sapon, John Sear, Wilhelmina Smalley, Ellen Smith, Joyce Ann Smith, Richard Snead, Jean Snyder, June Sober, Eleanor Sodomka, Fred Stanley, Ellen Stanley, James Sturkey, Franklin Sturkey, Oscar Sutton, Patricia Sutton, Stanley Sylvester, Anthony Talton, Henry Tatum, Ruth Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Donald Tiller, Claude Tiller, Peggy Turner, Eugene Vartanian, Marian Walker, Joe Wallaston, Elsie Walton, Lois Weaver, Clarence Weaver, Francis Wells, Barbara Ann West, Olen Edward Williams, Ronald Williamson, Emma Woolridge, Jack Worrell, Cleve Wright, Betty Lee Wyatt, Oris Wyatt, Ronnie EIGHTH AJOr CX. QXX WC QpHO 4L4 1 U f GRADE Teachers: Miss Elizabeth Carter, Mrs. June Dawkins, Miss Annette Grainger, Miss Louise Moore Ackerman, Hubert Almarode, Otis Aman, John Askew, Earl Atwell, Sylvia Aultman, Francis Baxter, Mary Berryhill, Bobby Boettcher, Charles Bolling, Shirley Boss, Hansford Boykin, Elsie Bradv, Roy Broaddus, Betty Brodie, James Brush, John Burney, Nancy Burnham, Charles Burt, Carter Burton, Arthur Burton ,Franklin Cadger, Gladys Cadger, Phyllis Cain, Charles Cameron, Lurray Carpenter, Gordon Chappell, Walter Carter, James Chavis, Roger Christian, Major Cibula, Catherine Cleveland, Roy Coleman, Neil Collins, Mary Jo Collins, Martin Cuddihy, Frances Davis, Darrell Davis, Estelle Davis, Margaret Deese, Grover Dodson, Anne Douglas, Rosalyn Draper, Robert Duffle, Shirley Dunbar, Elsie Duncan, Lois Edwards, Robert Ellis, Virginia Elmore, Alberta Emory, Peggy Faulk, Doris Finlayson, Donald Fleetwood, Doris Frantz, Robert Frantz, Dorothy Frink, Helen Gaither, Jean Gipe, Robert Glass, Harvery Grammar, Mary Gray, Esther Griffin, William Griffith, David Hagopian, Virginia Hall, Thomas Hall, Viola Flansen, Thomas Harper, Patricia Hatch, Betcy Harrelson, Betcy Harrison, Barbara Hinson, Ollie Houser, Yvonne Hope, Shirley Huether, Charles Hughes, Charlotte Hunter, Ruth Hunter, Elsie Hurlburt, Barry Hurlburt, Elsie Ivey, Virginia Jackson, Frances Johnson, Becky Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Edward Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Shirley King, Armeta King, Jack Kohlburg, Bobby Koren, Esther Lacey, Pat Lacks, Doris Langston, Loretta Lassiter, James Lawrence, Peter Lewis, Barbara Ann Lewis, Marion Lowder, Lynn Luck, Patty Ann Maddy, Barbara McCulley, Ralph McDaniel, Gerald McDonald, Lovdie in EIGHTH GRADE Teachers : Mr. Gordon Davis, Miss Ann Potterfield, Miss Anne Pullen, Miss Mary Lou Willis Martin, David Robbins, Barbara Thompson, Ronnie Mathis, Bobby Roland, Claude Thoner, Rachel Millis, George Rugar, Ronald Tiller, John Moon, Roy Rutledge, Ann Tomlin, Carl Nunnally, James Sarkissian, Gloria Tooley, Clarence Miller. Evelyn Sanford, Kenneth Torrence, Garland Mitchel, Gloria Schoonover, Bill Tucker, Marjorie Moore, Nancy Scott, Barbara Townes, Carlton Moore, Vivian Scott, Wilda Vaiden, Gerald Morris, Gail Scroback, Ruth Vaughn, Rose Moris, Claudine Sculthorpe, Alice Wallace, Carol Morris, Joan Shuler, Audrey Wartham, James Nelson, Rachel Simmons, James Weaver, Frank Nelson Rachel Slagle, Garland Weaver, Manning Norwood, Betty Ann Slocum, Betty West, Donald Norwood, Phyllis Slocum, Vina West, June Parker, Betty Ann Smith, Marian Whittington, Ruby Parker, Ruth Smith, Melvin Wilson, Evelyn Phelps, Howell Smith, Nancy Wilson, Thomas Piner, Monie Sober, Prances Wiggins, Robert Plews, Helen Soddu, Nelio Wood, Betsy Poole, Dorothy Stanford, Phyllis Wooten, Barbara Quick, Donald Stewart, Dennis Wright, Vivian Rader, William Synan, Vinson Yeratt, Jack Read, Harold Synan, Vernon Yates, Patsy Riggs, Betty Taylor, Alton Yates, Rachel EIGHT GRADES Brodie, James; Koren, Esther; Mathis, Bobby; Rowland, Calvin Tooley, Clarence; West, Donald. FRESHMEN Campbell, Mildred; Connelly, Melva; Lawrence, Jeannine; Walker, Joe. SOPHOMORES Browning, Loreitta; Collins, Robert; Ellis, Irvin; Murphy, William; Saunders, Larry; Wilkes, Eugene. JUNIORS Halkos, Leon; Krumel, Glenn; Simms, Tommy. SENIORS Lawrence, Sue; Morris, Jimmy ■. CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PRESENTATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor —Miss Lillian Burch OFFICERS Nancy Hardy . Glenn Krumel . Gail Van Benthusyen . President V ice-Presid en t . Secretary MEMBERS Aultman, Mildred Bradley, Fred Brady, Roy Croom, Hardy Crump, Anne Cuddihy, Frances Davis, Celia Evans, Jean Freeman, Norman Hall, Eugene Hurlburt, Merle Lanier, Jane Luck, Patty Ann Moogalian, Charles Morris, Beverley Parker, Betty Ann Payne, Mary Riggs, Betty Lane Schultz, Barbara Snead, Shirley Stewart, Ann Sturkey, Franklin Synan, Madeline Takesian, Roosevelt Wallace, Carol Williamson, Mildred Yates, Ruth Zikes, Georgia i-C mm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FACULTY HONOR COUNCIL Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Velvie Lee Beane Helen Burch Lillian Burch Audrey Chambliss Miss Alice Gilbert Mr. P. I. Leadbetter Miss Louise Moore Miss Millia Trosvig Air. Clyde Weaver, Jr. EX-OFFICIO Mr. Cashed Donahoe Sue Lawrence . Glenn Ledford . Merle Hurl hurt Marlene Caudle OFFICERS . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Treasurcr Abrams, Ellis Childers, Thelma Colona, Jeanette Cox, Rebecca MEMBERS Daniel, Louise Ellis, Marie Hall, Shirley Hayford, Donald Lanier, Jane Me Clements, Bill Sale, Jo Synan, Madeline Taylor, Phyllis BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER FACULTY ADVISER Marilyn Taedter Miss Milla Trosvig MEMBERS Jeanette Colona Shirley Hall Merle Hurlburt Glenn Ledford Jimmy Morris editorial EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jean Wooten MEMBERS Ellis Abrams Beverly Booz Lillian Moore Billie Lee Scott Jimmy Sheets STAFF FACULTY ADVISER Miss Helen Burch SOCIETAS LATINA SPONSOR Miss Marye Owen OFFICERS ELLIS ABRAMS . MARLENE PENTECOST RUTH LEDFORD . NANCY DRAKE . LOIS TURPIN . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . T reasnrer Corresponding Secretary Abernathy, Anne Abernathy, June Burke, Joan Childer, Thelma Drake, Barbara Ann Gankakis, Manuel MEMBERS Halkos, Leon Hinchey, Thelma Heuther, Ann Holsclaw, Ann Ledford, Glenn Pope, Carol Ann Quicke, Jane Renn, Doris Ann Vaughn, Nancy Wallaston, Elsie Wilson, Sally Yeager, Jack LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS SPONSOR Miss Audrey Chambliss OFFICERS MARILYN TAEDTER . LILLIAN MOORE. BILLIE LEE SCOTT . JEANETTE COLONA . BEVERLY BOOZ . . President Vice-President . Secretary .... Treasurer . Reporter MEMBERS Gaskins, Nancy Gates, Betty Lee Ledford, Glenn Turpin, Lois Wooten, Jean Abrams, Ellis Butler, Marean Childers, Thelma V SPONSORS Mr. Gordon Davis, Miss Margaret Harrell, Mrs. Iola Maloney, Miss Alice Gilbert OFFICERS LILLIAN MOORE . President JACKIE JANOSIK . Secretary JEAN WOOTEN . Treasurer Abernathy, June Abrams, Ellis Armstrong, Jeanne Arvin, Vernon Ashton, Gloria Ashworth, Jean Balderson, Clyde Blum, Mary Ann Borum, Beverly Branch, Earlene Budge, Bernice Burke, Joan Burnette, Frances Campbell, Mildred Childers, Thelma Christian, Fielding MEMBERS Davis, Celia Drake, Barbara Evans, Jean Fayed, Annie Mae Gaither, Jean Gaskins, Nancy Gates, Betty Lee Henchey, Thelma Houser, Yuonne Ivey, Jackie Liverman, Jackie Moore, Evelyn Morris, Beverly Payne, Mary Pentecost, Sonny Platt, Sydney Pope, Carol Renn, Doris Ann Scott, Billie Lee Sear, Barbara Sear, Wilhemina Smith, Nadine Smith, Thelma Snead, Shirley Taedter, Marilyn Tippett, Jane Van Benthuysen, Gail Vaughn, Nancy Waldron, Barbara Whitlock, Geraldine Wilson, Sally Wollaston, Elsie Yeager, Jack LIBRARY CLUB SPONSOR Mrs. Catherine Sheally OFFICERS JEAN OLIVE . BILLY CHILDERS . BEVERLY MORRIS. CHARLOTTE WARTHAN . LOREITTA BROWNING . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Trcasurcr . Reporter Butler, Marean Cadger, Mary Collin, Jo Ann Dougherty, Helen Elrod, Barbara Jean Gankakis, Nonie Harper, Frances Hayes, Tamara Hedgepeth, Joan Hinchey, Thelma MEMBERS King, Beatrice La Force, Marie Leggett, Marjorie Me Cracken, Dorothy Me Neal, Hazel Nimitz, Eleanor Norwood, Elva Norwood, Marion Pearson, Peggy Quick, Jane Read, Evelyn Roberts, Phyllis Robertson, Ann Robinson, Marjorie Smith, Thelma Snead, Jean Kaye Stewart, Ann Vartanian, Marion Vaughan, Nancy Watson, Ann BLUE AND GOLD SPONSORS Mrs. Ileta Cleek, Mrs. June Dawkins, Mrs. Kathren Leadbetter SUE LAWRENCE ........ Editor-in-Chief JEAN OLIVE......... Assistant Editor MARILYN TAEDTER....... Business Manager JACK YEAGER..... Assistant Business Manager DONALD STOKES .. .Circulation Manager BUSINESS STAFF Butler, Marean Ellis, Marie Jones, David Moore, Millicent Puryear, Betty Stevens, Marifred REPORTERS Atwell, Sylvia Booz, Beverly Brannan, Shirley Browning, Loreitta Burnette, Carolyn Cameron, Lurey Cox, Rebecca Hanser, Wilma Janosik, Jackie Me Neil, Hazel Mitchell, Catherine Mitchell, Gloria Pearson, Peggy Poole, Barbara Romine, Don Smith, Joyce Vaughan, Nancy A COLUMNISTS Abrams, Ellis Arvin, Vernon Drake, Barbara Evans, lean Hall, Shirley Hardy, Nancy Hinchey, Thelma Johnson, Ann Lanier, Jane Lawrence, Jeanine Ledford, Glenn Mitchell, Mary Pope, Carol Ann Renn, Doris Ann Sear, Barbara Scott, Billie Lee Tippett, Jane Vaughan, Nancy Y. Wooten, Jean COMMERCIAL CLUB SPONSORS Mrs. Ileta Cleek, Miss Ella Rowe, Mr. William Merner Billie Beauchamp . Marjorie Robinson OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Charlotte Treaster Louise Daniel . . , Secretary Treasurer Arvin, Adelaide Bishop, Lois Borum, Beverly Branch, Earlene Burke, Joan Butler, Marean Cadger, Mary MEMBERS Caudle, Marlene Christian, Fielding Cox, Rebecca Davis, Celia Hall, Joyce Lewis, Lucille Moore, Millicent Rickman, Thelma Scott, Nancy Slagle, Lillian Snead, Shirley Taylor, Phyllis Watson, Ann Wells, Dorothy Weston, Naomi FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SPONSOR Miss Margaret Matthews OFFICERS MARLENE CAUDLE. President MARY SUE BALINT. Vice President BILLIE BEAUCHAMP . Secretary GEORGIA ZIKES . Treasurer Armstrong, Jean Blackmon, Alice Blum, Mary Ann Browning, Loreitta Burke, Virginia Christian, Fielding Clark, Gloria Connelly, Joyce Connelly, Phyllis Creele, Mamie Crist, Esther Davis, Estelle Ellis, Marie Elmore, Lillian MEMBERS Elrod, Barbara Jean Gates, Betty Sue Grammer, Katy Grosch, Joan Gurken, Frances Harris, Cora Hirsch, Retha Hussey, Margaret Jacobs, Helen Janosik, Jackie Lampman, Mary Laslie, Carol Lewis, Peggv Lockey, Pauline Moore, Dorothy Norwood, Elva Pito, Mary Frances Rickman, Thelma Robertson, Ann Robinson, Marjorie Saunders, Betty Lou Starke, Virginia Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Phyllis Treaster, Charlotte Wells, Barbara Williamson, Louise Williamson, Mildred SCIENCE CLUB SPONSORS Mr. H. Winfield Carter, Mr. James Grainger OFFICERS JIMMY HEFLIN. DONALD STOKES . BILLY CHILDERS . President Secretary T reasurer Abrams, Ellis Alford, Milton Borum, Douglas Broaddus, Mac Brush, John Cain, Charles Childers, Billy Eason, Bobby MEMBERS England, Bobby Glass, Carroll Gray, Eddie Harmon, Billy Heflin, Jimmy Lawrence, Peter Ledford, Glenn Martin, Ned Miller, Harry Romine, Don Schaaf, Lin Schultz, Billy Sheets, Jimmy Stokes, Donald Wright, Curtis Zevgolis, Irene 4 GIRLS ' MONOGRAM CLUB SPONSORS Miss Lillian Burch, Miss Jane Hartman OFFICERS DOROTHY WELLS . President NANCY HARDY . Vice President JEANETTE COLONA. Secretary and Tr easurer Balint, Mary Sue Butterworth, Nancy Gaskins, Nancy Ivey, Jackie MEMBERS Lawrence, Sue Miller, Laura Bell Nosal, Lilly Anna Olive, Jean Sale, Jo Tew, Jerry Vance, Ann Wooten, Jean BOYS ' MONOGRAM CLUB FLOYD MOORE . . President george McDaniels ... . Vice-President JIMMIE MORRIS . . . . .Secretary and Treasurer MR. P. I. LEADBETTER . . Sponsor Abrams, Ellis Dean, Eddie Krunrel, Glenn Alexander, Angelo Dean, John McDaniels, George Bailey, Bill Edwards, James Moore, Floyd Balderson, Clyde Elmore, Madison Morris, Jimmie Brinkley, Francis Foley, Mike Scruggs, Bobby Brodie, Walter Hainstock, Bob Sprouse, Wayne Cox, Linwood Harris, Oliver Takesian, Roosevelt Crocker, Hurley Janosik, Phil Warren, Kenny Daniel, Richard Jones, Bud Klonis, Nick Woodlief, Donald Denny Baxter . . Gerald McDaniel Aman, John Chavis, Roger A. Christian, Major Cibula, Catherine Cleveland, Roy Collins, Martin Collins, Mary Jo Cuddihy, Frances Davis, Darrell Davis, Esther Davis Margaret Dodson, Anne Douglas, Rosolyn Duffie, Shirley Dunbar, Elsie Edwards, Robert Elmore, Berta Emory, Joe Epps, Bobby Faulk, Doris Frink, Helen Hall, Viola MATH CLUB SPONSOR Miss Elizabeth Carter OFFICERS . President Major Cristian . Secretary ... .Vice President Bobby Golberg . Treasurer Berta Elmore . Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Hagripian, Virginia Houser, Thomas Harrelson, Betty Hatch, Betty Jane Hope, Shirley Halbert, Barry Hughs, Charlotte Ivey, Jinny Johnson, Becky Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Shirley Karen, Esther Kelly, Mary King, Jack King, Armeta Kohlburg, Bobby Lacey, Pat Langston, Loretta Lawrence, Peter Lewis, Barbara Ann Lowder, Lynn Luck, Patty Maddy, Barbara Martin, David Mathis, Robert Me Culley, Ralph Me Daniel, Gerald Me Donald, Lovdie Michel, Gloria Miller, Marie Moore, Nancy Moore, Vivian Mooris, Francis Morris, Gail Morris, Joan Narron, Peggy Nelson, Rachel Norwood, Betty Norwood, Phyllis Parker, Betty P arker, Ruth Piner, Monie Poole, Dorothy Quicke, Shirley Read, Harold Riggs, Betty Robbins, Barbara Rugar, Ronald Sarkissian, Gloria Slocum, Gail Smith, Nancy Sober, Frances Synan, Venson Svnan, Vernon Thompson, Ronnie Tiller, John Townes, Carleton Tucker, Majorie Vaughn, Rose Marie Weaver, Frank West, June Wood, Betsy Wooten, Barbara Yates, Rachel Yates, Ruth JUNIOR CHOIR SPONSOR Mr. Russell MacMeans MEMBERS Cain, Charles Harper, Patricia Morris, Gail Cibula, Catherine Harrelson, Betty Aloore, Nancy Collins, Mary Jo Harrison, Barbara Moore, Vivian Elmore, Alberta Hatch, Betty Jane Narron, Peggy Gaither, Jean Hope, Shirley Nelson, Rachel Glass, Harvey Koren, Esther Robbins, Barba Grammer, Alary Langston, Loretta Rutledge, Ann Griffin, Billy Alorris, Joan Scott, Wilda Hall, Viola Slocum, Gail A CAPELLA CHOIR MR. RUSSELL MacMEANS Director MEMBERS First Row: Pearson, Peggy; Daugherty, Helen; Browning, Loreitta; Lanier, Jane; Tatum, Ruth; Sulc, Nancy; Hodges, Gloria; Second Roiv : Olive, Jean; Sims, Joyce; Powell, Shirley; Scott, Billie Lee; Sale, Jo; Carter, Mary; Butterworth, Nancy; Hudson, Edna; Third Row: Waters, Edna Fay; Evans, Jean; Grosch, Joan; Fleetwood, Jeanne; Chapman, Christine; Hnanakis, Mary; Sober, Eleanor; Coleman, Robert; Fourth Row: Gankakis, Manuel; Warren, Kenny; Edwards, Janies; Tarkisian, Mike; Thompson, Donald; Keenan, Herbert; Setchel, Eugene; Bailey, D. L.; Fifth Row: Livesay, Marshall; Sapon, Johnny; Lowe, Gene; Freeman, Norman; 1 alley, Monroe A CAPELLA CHOIR MR. RUSSELL MacMEANS . Director MEMBERS First Row: Snead, Shirley; Hurlburt, Merle; Valaniodos, Evelyn; Jacobs, Helen; King, Beatrice; Wiggs, Dapbine; Waldron, Barbara; Second Row-. Synan, Madeline; Tippett, Jane; Hedgepeth, Joan; Collins, Mary N.; Parker Louise; Van Benthuysen, Gail; Zevgolis, Irene; Third Row: Vaughan, Nancy A.; Scott, Jean; Vantanion, Marion; Fayed, Annie Mae Clark, Gloria; Platt, Sydney; Craven, Nancy; Fourth Row: Ashworth, Beauford; Synan, Naomi; Gates, Betty Lee; Parrish, Barbara Nunnally, Frances; Robinson, Marjorie; Walker, Eugene; Fifth Row: Rusmisell, James; Askew, Bob; Grant, Sonny; Good, Wayne; larkisian Roosevelt; Dean, John; Sixth Row: Crocker, Hurley, Woolridge, Jack. r y sr B AMD DIRECTOR Mr. Russell MacMeans Ay t ■ V . ' i y OFFICERS OLIVER HARRIS . Captain OUISE BUDD . Custodian and Secretary TALMADGE CORBETT. Librarian ELSIE PACINE, TAMARA HAYES, GLORIA DALE . Majorettes MEMBERS i2 Artunian, Surian Edens, Buddy Leritte, Annie Lou Arvin, Vernon Elmore, David Micklem, Colbert Barber, Raymond Engels, Robert Miller, Harry Bransford, Ralph Everette, Bobby Minor, Arleene Broshears, Billy Fusy, Victor Minor, Wilbert Brown, Kent Garrett, Westley Partin, Ann Budd, Louise Gates, Reggie Race, Steve Carelock, Bobby Harris, George Robbins, Bruce Casey, Michey Harris, Jerry Ruxton, Charles Clements, Larry Harris, Oliver Schultze, Barbara Coleman, Crawley Holland, Betty Smith, Vincent Collier, Harry Howard, Jackie Sodoinka, Fred Corbett, Talmadge Hughes, Delton Synan, Joe Dailey, Bobby Ivey, Claude Sulc, Bedwick Galderise, Franklin Johnson, Ann Vaughan, Bobby Dale, Ray Jones, David Walker, Joe Daniel, Richard Kanak, Allen Warner, Roy Davis, Frank LaForce, Marie Wellington, Stanley Dunton, Evelyn Lawrence, Susan Wilkes, Eugene Eason, Bobby Legat, Bobby Yeager, Jack S. black magic MINISTREL-1948 JIMMIE MORRIS END MEN Interlocutor Gene Fulcher Phil Robbins Edward Dean Billy James Glenn Krumel Francis Powell THE MIKADO Presented By HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Directed By Mr. Russell MacMeans Main Charcters: Gene Lulcher Beauford Ashworth Gail Van Benthuysen Jo Sale Jane Lanier Gene Lowe Jean Olive j TRACK HOCKEY FOOTBALL BASEBALL SOFTBALL BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF MR. THOMAS NUGENT Director of Athletics Football Coach Supervisor of Physical Education in City Schools MISS JANE HARTMAN Girls’ Athletic Director and Coach MR. FORREST GLASS Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach MR. HAROLD KING Basketball Coach Tennis Assistant Football Coach MR. WILLIAM MERNER Junior Varsity Coach CHEERLEADERS Nancy Gaskins Jean Wooten Ann Vance Jackie Ivey Jane Lainer Jo Sale Joyce Sims Jean Olive Gail Van Benthuysen Nancy Butterworth VARSITY SQUAD MR. THOMAS NUGENT . Coach MR. HAROLD KING, MR. FORREST GLASS . Assistant Coaches ELLIS ABRAMS. Trainer JERRY TAYLOR . Manager Name Position Ackerman, Dickie T Ashton, James G Askew, Bob E Bailey, Bill B Balderson, Clyde T Barco, Wilton E Bennet, Arthur B Brinkley, Francis E Brodie, Walter E Casey, Milton G Collins, Billy E Cormany, Charles E Cox, Linwood T Dean, Edward C Dean, John B Edwards, Tames E Elmore, Madison B Foley, Mike B Freeman, Norman E Name Position Hainstock, Bob C Janosik, Phil B Jones, Bud G Klonis , Nick B Krumel, Glenn B McDaniel, George B Minor, Wilbert T Moore, Floyd B Morris, James G Nedlock, Wesley T Partin, Gilbert G Pentecost, Sonny B Sehaaf, Lin G Scott, Sam T Sharpe, Jerry G Sprouse, Wayne E Takesian, Roosevelt E VanBenthuysen, Peter B Warren, Kenny T STARTING LINE-UP Name Position School-Year Weight Wayne Sprouse End Senior 144 Linwood Cox Tackle Junior 150 Bud Jones Guard Sophomore 155 Ed Dean Center Senior 210 Floyd Moore Guard Senior 155 Clyde Balderson Tackle Junio r 165 Walter Brodie End Junior 155 George McDaniels Quarterback Sophomore 160 Bill Bailey Halfback Senior 160 Nick Klonis Fullback Junior 170 Jimmie Morris HalfBack Senior 155 JUNIOR MR. WILLIAM MERNER . Name Position Arterian, Sudan B Ashton, Jack G Bailey, Dawson G Bransford, Ralph E Carelock, Bobby C Dean, Louis B England, Clayton E Hayford, Donald T Hipps, Larry G Ivey, Claude C Janies, Billy B Kamps, Henry E Legat, Bobby E Micklem, Colbert B Platt, Bobby B VARSITY Name Position Rowsey, Lewis G Saunders, Larry G Scruggs, Bobby B Smith, Charles G Smith, Ettrick T Smith, Vincent E Snyder, June B Stanley, Bobby E Swann, Mason G Thompson, Donald E Takesian, Mike B Wilkes, Eugene G Wilkes, Thomas B Wilson, Thomas B Wyatt, Oris T H.H.S. FOOTBALL SUMMARY —1948 VARSITY South Norfolk 2 H. H. S. 38 Arlington 19 H. H. S. 44 Danville 0 H. H. S. 48 Petersburg C H. H. S. 27 Granby 6 H. H. S. 42 Benedictine C H. H. S. 20 Tohn Marshall 7 H. H. S. 6 Woodrow Wilson 13 H. H. S. 26 Newport News 2C H. H. S. 19 Thomas Jefferson 14 H. H. S. 20 JUNIOR VARSITY Highland Springs 12 H. H. S. 25 Thomas Jefferson 6 H. H. S. 34 Petersburg 12 PI. H. S. 26 Highland Springs 6 PI. H. S. 34 Thomas Jefferson 6 H. H. S. 27 John Marshall 0 H. H. S. 35 Petersburg 0 H. H. S. 14 BOYS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD MR. HAROLD KING . Coach GEORGE HARRIS . Manager JERRY HARRIS . Manager BUTCH HARRIS . Captain Askew, Bob . Forward Bailey, Bill .•.. Guard Brodie, Walter . Forward Crocker, Hurley . Forzmrd Dean, Johnnie. Forzmrd Foley, Mike . .. Guard McDaniels, George . Guard Harris, Butch. Center Scruggs, Bobby. Guard Thompson, Donald . Center BOYS ' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY MR. WILLIAM MERNER . Coach THOMAS WILSON. Manager CLAUDE IVEY. Manager Brown, Ronnie. Center Carelock, Bobbie. Forward Dean, Louis . Guard Hughes, Delton . Center Jefferson, Eugene . Guard Justice, Eddie . Guard Keenan, Herbert . Forward Mathis, Bobby. Guard Stanley, Robert . Forward Swann, Thomas. Center Talley, Harry . .Forward Talley, Monroe . Forward Walker, Eugene . Guard BASEBALL 1948 MR. FORREST GLASS. Coach BUCK TILLER . Manager CLEVE WORRELL. Manager Aultman, Dallas Balint, Johnnie Collier, Harry Bailey, Bill Brinkley, Francis Edwards, James Elmore, Madison Harris, Butch McLean, Dickie Catchers— Dean, Louis Infielders— Outfielders Moore, Floyd Morris, Jimmie Pentecost, Thomas Petree, Neal Powell, Francis Hendrix, Herbert Scruggs, Bobby Shornak, Robert Smith, Vincent Sprouse, Wayne Thompson, Donald Wright, Curtis Pitchers— Dean, John Woodlief, Donald I TRACK SQUAD—1948 MR. THOMAS NUGENT. Coach Ackerman, Dickie Freeman, Norman Gankakis, Manuel Hainstock, Bob James, Billy MEMBERS Janosik, Phil Klonis, Nick Krumel, Glenn Nedlock, Wesley Rusmisell, James Schaaf, Lin Scott, Sam Tarkesian, Roosevelt Van Benthuysen, Peter Wilkerson, Billy Wilson, Johnnie 9 M ft - MISS JANE HARTMAN Coach ; i j MARILYN TAEDTER FLOY HARGROVE .. Balint, Mary Sue Caudle, Marlene Chapman, Christine Colona, Jeanette Crump, Ann SQUAD Daniel, Louise Hardy, Nancy Lawrence, Susan Miller, Laura Belle . Manager . . .Assistant Manager Pacine, Elsie Tew, Jerry Warthan, Charlotte Wells, Dorothy Weston, Naomi GIRLS ' BASKETBALL VARSITY MISS JANE HARTMAN Coach FORWARDS First Rozv: Jeanette Colona, Nancy Hardy, Dorothy Wells GUARDS Second Rozv: Laura Belle Miller, Sue Lawrence, Jerry Tew : I GIRLS ' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY MISS JANE HARTMAN, MISS ANN PULLEN First Row: Gloria Ashton, Virginia Ivey, Carol Ann Pope, Elsie Wallaston, Ann Paul, Alice Davis Coaches Second Row: Marion Buyalos, Ann Partin, Wandalea Race Melva Connelly, Alberta Elmore, Ann Vance, Betty Harrison Third Row: Miss Pullen, Miss Hartman, Mary Jo Collins, Jean Scott, Ellen Smalley, Jean Snead, Helen Jacobs, Barbara Wells, Ruth VanHouten, Manager: Earlene Branch, Assistant Manager: Annie Mae Fayed. GIRLS ' HOCKEY SQUAD MISS JANE HARTMAN . Coach MISS ANN PULLEN. Assistant Coach JOYCE SIMS . Manager Balint, Mary Sue Colona, Jeanette Collins, Joan Crump, Ann Davis, Celia Davis, Peggy Fleetwood, Jeanne Hall, Shirley SQUAD Harlow, Dorothy Hayes, Tamara Ivey, Jackie Norwood, Phyllis Nunnally, Frances Pacine, Elsie Renn, Doris Ann Sear, Barbara Slocum, Gail Snead, Jean Vance, Ann Vaughan, Nancy Warthan, Charlotte Wells, Dorothy Zevgolis, Irene Zikes, Georgia GIRLS ' SOFTBALL —1948 MRS. ROSS MILLER . Coach MISS ANN PULLEN .. Assistant Coach PAT RICKS . Manager BE! 1 Y LEE GATES ... Assistant Manager ROSS MILLER. Mascot SQUAD Altman, Lillian Hitchcock, Pat Tew, Jerry Balint, Mary Sue Johnson, Katherine VanHouten, Ruth Ann Browning, Loreitta McQuaqe, Carolyn Warthan, Charlotte Colona,, Jeanette Miller, Laura Belle Warthan, Dorthea Connelly, Melva Nosal, Lilly Wells, Dorothy Hardy, Nancy Pentecost, Marlene Woodcock, Helen Hargrove, Floy Race, Wandalea Zikes, Georgia AND BOOSTER SHEET — m • m - ' « ••’ mmmmm m- ■ 1. At last! A man ! 2. Snow scene? 3. She’s lovely, she’s engaged. 4. Lazy bones! 5. Dimples. 6. Ah-Ha! 7. Just before—? 8. Carmen Miranda 14. Watch the birdie 9. It’s so dark in there! 15. Love in bloom 10. Wind blown 16. Georgia 11. A good guy 17. We took to the woods 12. Come hither. . 18. Crocker steals another 13. Buttons and Bows 19. 20. Shocked by the scene below What! No goats? VB ; f ' ' i 21. Yum, yum, good! 22. Alma Mater 23. Miss Pullen 24. Mad Scientists 25. 5:00 A. M. 26. Pose? 27. Eyes Right, Coach. 28. Waiting for 29’s pitch 29. See above 30. The ball went that way! 31. Speaks for itself 32. Bud Jones-age 12 33. What a view 34. Cupid’s target 35. Is it that bad? 36. What a prop! 37. Concentration? 38. Could that be Bill and ? 39. Why Barbara ! 40. Isn’t he cute!? I y ■“ ■ p ■ V 1 i | r£ . • 7! MX 11 1 1 . o 3 . 4. 5. 6 . 7. Line forms to the right . . . Woo-Woo! ! ! N. C. (No comment) Gym in January “The Thinker” A bloody scene It’s serious 8. M onkeys ? 9. That’s our man 10. Wow! 11. Engaged 12. Every little bit counts 13. Songbird 14. That’s like Minor 15. Going some where? 16. The “Babe” 17. Why that look? 18. Our crashing triple threat— trainer 19. Little O’Berry 20. Catching flies 21. Luscious 22. After the game is over 23. That Woodlawn gang 24. Bill’s boys 25. My, aren’t we cozy! 26. Ahemm! 27. What’s the score? 28. On a Slow boat to China ? 29. Three blondies 30. Joyce and Marlene 31. Take your pick 32. What’s so funny? 33. By the sea 34. Looks familar 35. Water nice? 36. Mr. Donahoe 37. Aviator Edwards 38. Must he made of rubber 39. Betty 40. Her again? 41. Gruesome 42. Press! ! ! 43. At the top 44. Lost in the mixup ! Sfut-Jc v S� C4-d C. I lo € V e | ctrd- pfMOK CnfVv T 0 ,rhtl2 Y.i .Ifr. ' K i -c (toowo bus jearf 4 ' ay £ 4 A W£ Frames Copy Work Portraits Oil Paintings Candid Weddings Formal Weddings WHITE studio OFFICIAL KALEIDOSCOPE PHOTOGRAPHERS SINCE 1939 Student photos appearing in annual can be reordered at studio 213 E. Grace St. Richmond, Va. Fred Minardi Manager ooOoo . . . Join The Crowd . . . At RAFEY’S BILLIARDS The Place Where All Young Men Meet ooOoo COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN A. GILL GROCERY COMPANY INC. Petersburg, Virginia Beasley ' s Men ' s Shops Men’s Clothing and Furnishings Tailoring and Alterations Drewry W. Beasley, Propr ietor 207 Main Street, Hopewell, Va. 115North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF ROPER COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers Petersburg, Virginia Serving Southside Virginia With Groceries For A Century COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK INSURANCE Insurance is Our Business—Not a Sideline 203 Main St. Over the Globe Phone: Office 2139—Home 3466 COMPLIMENTS OF SWIFT CREEK FARMS Featuring Chicken in the Straw Ice Cream Amusement Center U.S. I, Richmond-Petersburg Pike We Deliver Phone 2587 THE OAK Sells Everything If It’s Hard to Get— We Have It! 400 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg,, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY STANDARD-IAMES SHOE CO. “For Better Shoes ’ Petersburg, Virginia VESTAL HEATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Dealer for H. C. Little Oil Burning Equipment 327 East Broadway Telephone 847 Hopewell, Virginia IRVINE CO. Distributors Chrysler—Airtemperature In Hopewell In Petersburg 610 W. Broadway 102 Bollingbrook St. Phone 3189 Phone 6368 COMPLIMENTS OF BUTTERWORTH FURNITURE CO. Hopewell ' s Leading Furniture Store Phone 862 40 Model Rooms.245-53 Broadway COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT STUDIO Modern Portraits Wedding Groups Commercial Photos Phone 3535 305 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia IORDAN BROTHERS JEWELERS Gifts For Graduates 123 Sycamore . . . Petersburg, Va. Buy At The Sign Of The Flashing Diamond COMPLIMENTS OF SOLLOD ' S CLOTHES SHOP Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RED FRONT MEAT MARKET Phone 2495 218 Hopewell Street Hopewell.Virginia Globe Department Store,Inc. Exclusive Ready-To-Wear oOOOo Petersburg, Virginia Phone 577 DevLu Laundry Dry Cleaners 220 E. Poytliress Street Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RIDEOUT S BODY PAINTSHOP Phone 3268 329 East Broadway Hopewell, Virginia HOPEWELL SUPPLY CO. 256 East Broadway Dial 722 Paint-Hardware Hot Point Electrical Appliances COMPLIMENTS Of A FRIEND J. E. NEMETZ, AGENT Worlds Largest Insurers State Farm Insurance Co’s. Insurance For All Needs LIFE - AUTO - FIRE Hopewell.Phone 751 Phone 3251 257 Broadway CAROLYN SHOP There Is A Distinctive Charm To Every Carolyn Frock 0OOO0 Hopewell.Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MARKS CLOTHING CO. for Men and Boys Hopewell, Virginia For Your Deluxe Barber Service Drop In And Visit TONY ' S O. K. Barber Shop A. J. Basile, Proprietor 121 Main Street. . . Hopewell, Va. VIRGINIA ASPHALT PAVING CO. Roanoke and Petersburg Virginia Visit the Rucker-Rosenstock Store for your Personal and Household Needs The Fashion Center of Southside Virginia The Green Ambulance With Comfortable Service Plus Insured Courteous Drivers SHANKO FUNERAL HOME 214 N. Sixth Ave. Phone 628 or 2068 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND ALLEY ' S CONOCO SERVICE I. W. ENOCHS General Contractor Phone 673 Paints, Insulation Randolph and Commerce Streets Building Materials, Fuel Hopewell.Virginia Goodyear Tires Office 2663—Warehouse 2664 104-106 West Broadway COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF ... HAROLD ' S ... RANDOLPH Women’s Apparel MEAT MARKET 231 East Broadway 400 North Sixth Street Phone 2449 Hopewell,, Virginia mis WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES POWERS ' NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Luncheons and Fountain Service 242 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia BROADWAY SERVICE STATION Pure Oil Products T ires—Batteries—Accessories Personalized Service W. 0. Holloway, Propietor Dial Hopewell 591 1001 West Broadway Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS BAXTER OPTICAL CO.. OF INC. THE GLOBE SHOE “Your Friendly Jeweler” Two Stores To Serve You STORE 201 Main St. Phone 866 105 Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va. Ill E. Broadway, Hopewell, Va. ROYAL CROWN COLA Best By Taste Test NEHI BEVERAGES Royal Crown Bottling Co. Coats Skirts Suits Millinery Dresses Hosiery Sweaters Lingerie THE FASHION Ladies’ Wearing Apparel Petersburg, Virginia 312 N. Sycamore Peters burg, Va. FLY WITH HUMMEL AVIATION HOPEWELL AIRPORT 0OOO0 LANDPLANE AND SEAPLANE FACILITIES ooOoo REPAIR SHOP ooOoo SNACK BAR, BEAUTIFUL LOUNGE MODERN REST ROOMS COOK’S INC. Corner Broadway and Main Streets Hopewell.Virginia Shop Where Your Dollar Buys Most “Everything for the Office” SLIGH Also PLUMBING HEATING CO. Artist and Drawing Materials Plumbing and Heating Supplies Powell - Cole Stationery Oil Burners Co., Inc. Phone 3663 141 North Sycamore Street 1000 City Point Road Petersburg, Virginia Hopewell, Va. R. I. HEFFINGTON MEAT MARKET ... KENT ' S ... Petersburg, Virginia Phone 841 233 Broadway Dependable Furniture Since 1897 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS HOPEWELL BUILDERS OF SUPPLY CO. DUNNINGTON MOTOR Manufacturers and Dealers CO.. INC. Everything to Build With Sales Service City Point Road and Hopewell, Virginia Ninth Ave. Phone 864 Hopewell.V irginia ALDRIDGE CLOTHING COMPANY Mallory Hats . Jarman Shoes Interwoven Sox Phone 2685 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MACK CAB ASSOCIATION Phone 735 Prompt and Courteous Service MCKENNY FURNITURE P. 0. Box 691 Phone 738 CO.. INC. SOUTHSIDE CANDY Petersburg’s COMPANY. INC. Most Distinctive Furniture Store 37 Bollingbroke Street, Pictures—Lamps—Antique Petersburg,, Va. Reproductions E. C. Johnson, President Telephone 303 0. 0. Poole, Vice-President Corner Sycamore and Franklin C. C. Johnson, Sec’y.-Treas. Petersburg, Virginia F. J. Swearinger, Sales Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Short Thompson, Inc. Asphalt Roads Plant Area Hopewell, Virginia GOTTEN AUTO SALES Studebaker CARS and TRUCKS EASTMAN’S CLOVER ICE CREAM CO. For Your Taste Pleasure And Your Favorite Flavor Phone 670 2610 City Point Rd. Petersburg, Virginia Phone 3727 a r 5rriji 0l1s Member of Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Flowerphone 11 Dupuy Road Petersburg, Virginia Downtown Office: 32 E. Washington St., Hours 3 to 9 P.M. HESS JEWELER Newest Creations in Jewelry Watches and Diamonds Phone 541 208 N. Sycamore, Petersburg, Va. COME TO CARPENTER ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Experienced Men For Marfak Lubrication - Washing - Waxing - Polishing and Servicing Your Car Hopewell, Va. RIVENBARK ' S AUTO SALES Kaiser-Frazer Auto Sales General Repairs Of All Kinds Phone 891 915-919 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF J. M. Elmore of ELMORE ' S TRANSFER Phone 2778 410 North 4th Avenue Hopewell.Virginia TIPPETT ' S Shoes For All The Family 116 East Broadway Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF DE LUXE MARKET 233 Broadway Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF CITY POINT INN AND APARTMENTS Hotel Rooms And Furnished Apartments Operated By Norwood Wilson Hopewell.Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF ... SEAR ' S ... COMPLIMENTS OF The F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY Dodge-Plymouth Phone 2000 Saving Today Will Safeguard Tomorrow Attractive Earnings Are Added To Yonr S avings Accounts Insured to $5,000.00 Current Dividend Rate 2 4% FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HOPEWELL COMPLIMENTS OF APPOMATTOX REALTY CORPORATION 100 W. Poythress Hopewell, Virginia J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ' Petersburg, Virginia “THE HOME OF VALUES” COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVIA HAT SHOP Petersburg.Virginia L. W. T. BULIFANT INC. INSURANCE CENTER P. O. Box 486 38 Franklin St. Phone 6000 Petersburg, Virginia HOPEWELL AUTO SUPPLY. INC. B. F. Goodrich Distributor—Parts Jobber—150 Recapping Corner of Poythress and Randolph Phone 567.Hopewell, Va. Argus Cameras, Projectors Ansco Cameras and Accessories Quality Finishing, Enlarging WOODLAWN CAMERA SHOP Phone 661 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF KEMPER CLEANERS Phone 2676 Hopewell, Virginia BABY CHICKS Virginia U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed BIRCHETT’S HATCHERY Petersburg—Hopewell Highway HARRY W. BOOZ RADIOS and SPORTING GOODS 244 E. Broadway Hopewell, Va. BROADWAY SHOE SHOP Invisible Half-Soling Factory Methods Shoes Dyed Any Color 237 East Broadway Hopewell. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS ROGERS - VODAR OF AMOCO SERVICE L AMD M DINER Woodlawn.Phone 2535 Hopewell—Petersburg Road Randolph Road and Cawson St. Phone 2344 COMPLIMENTS OF FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Hopewell, Virginia “Old Reliable” Established 1887 PETERSBURG FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Oscar Winfield, President Robt. P. Winfield, Sec. Treas. 100 North Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS — ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TUDOR DRUG COMPANY Now Two Stores 108 North Sycamore Street 36 South Sycamore Street Phone 400 Phone 1435 Delivery Service “No Lower Prices Anywhere” COMPLIMENTS OF DALTON ' S JEWELERS, INC. Dependable Jewelers Hopewell,, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia KING BROTHERS Electrical , Household, Glass , Supplies 101 N. Main Street Hopewell, Virginia Phone 3344 ROYAL CLEANERS AND COMPLIMENTS TAILORS Eaual To The Best - Better Than the Rest OF State License No. 272 ERCELLE BEAUTY 900 City Point Road SALON 301 East Broadway Phone 2254 PHONE 2265 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF DAVIS CANDY HUGHES COMPANY Cleaning and Dye Works 105 Fifteenth Avenue Hopewell’s Wholesale Confections Newest and Most Modern Phone 2188 Dry Cleaning Plant COMPLIMENTS OF PETE RSBU RG-H OPE WELL BUS LINES 0OOO0 Main Office Petersburg, Virginia 12th and Atlantic Phone 2589 VIRGINIA MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats V egetables . Groceries W. T. GRANT KNOWN FOR VALUES Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF GARFINKEL ' S COMPLIMENTS OF COLEY ' S CONFECTIONERY Good Ice Cream Many Flavors GEORGE’S DRUG STORES Number 1 Number 2 Phone 2370 Phone 676 Broadway and Broadway and Hopewell Streets Main Streets ALPERIN SAUNDERS QUALITY FURNITURE YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER 133-35 E. Poythress Street Phone 704 .FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS For All Occasions Phone 1193 TURNES, THE FLORIST OF . ■. R. H. JOEL .. a Reliable Jeweler DIAMONDS—WATCHES 27 South Sycamore Street SILVERWARE Phone 2848 Petersburg, Virginia 223 Broadway—Hopewell, Va. ALL THE LOCAL NEWS COMPLIMENTS in OF THE HOPEWELL NEWS oOo FRANK FAYED GROCERY Better Printing and Engraving Phone 633 School Supplies 226 South 15th Avenue GOTTEN MOTOR CO. BUICKS Since 1912 Phone 513 Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HOPEWELL ROLLER RINK USED CARS ZEHMER MOTOR SALES Phone 2446 1410 City Point Road, Hopewell, Va. S. 0. Zehmer S. H. SHORT, President L. S. SHORT, Vice-President R. T. SHORT, Sec.-Treas. 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) RAY BROYHILL ' S KLONIS BROTHERS MARKET Complete Food Shopping Delivery Service Phone, 2343 708 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia Randolph and Poythress Streets BELMONT CAFE 125 Main Street STEAKS AND CHOPS MILLER ' S AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE 1307 City Point Road Phone 3510 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF WOOD’S DAIRY Health in Bottles •V, ' l 1 1 COMPLIMENTS A Thinking Fellow Calls A OF Yellow CLARK and PRITCHARD BRADY ' S YELLOW CAB CLOTHIERS Phone 848, 219 E. Broadway . . Hopewell, Va. Western Union Agency Phone 2200 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HOPEWELL Feed Seed Store Parts Accessories Clayton - Oldsmohlle Incorporated 247 N. Market St. Phone 4866 Oklsmobile Sales and Service 24 Hour Wrecking Service ESSO PRODUCTS Nights Service 3989 Nights Parts 5859W Nights Parts 3613J THE HARLOW - HARDY COMPANY, INC. Dealers In Furniture, Stoves Mattresses, Etc. 17-19 West Washington Street Petersburg.Virginia Phone 919 NICKELL CASH COAL CO. FIRST OVER RANDOLPH CROSSING Phone 605 Hopewell, Virginia Franchise Bottler: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF WEST END V _ � T THE fsso SIGN STATION 15th and Buren Streets Latex Equipment in Lubrication Phone 3388 REESE ' S NEWS STORE Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Service 217 Broadway . . . Hopewell, Va. Phone 2333 COMPLIMENTS OF CAR TERMINAL RESTAURANT South Main Street Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF ... SPERO ' S... ‘The Store of Fashion” Petersburg, Virginia SOUTHERN ATHLETIC SUPPLY COMPANY 116 North Seventh Street . .... Richmond, Virginia 0OOO0 Athletic Outfitters Dial 2-6203 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS SUNSHME MEAT MARKET 903 East Broadway Phone 770 OF ALBERT ' S JEWELERS 148 North Sycamore Street For Meats, Vegetables, and Groceries Hopewell, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia “For Gifts that last ” “■Good Names Go Together’’ Jonathan Logan COMPLIMENTS Swansdown OF Paul Sach’s Jaunty Junior SCOTT ' S DOLSEY ' S STORES PETERSBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. 1417-1427 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Celanese Corporation of America 00O00 Hopewell .Virginia Stationers Booksellers T. S. Beckwith Co., Inc. 1870-1949 Petersburg, Virginia Office Supplies Printers and Engravers COMPLIMENTS McLAUCHLIN OF FLORIST “Flowers Wired Anywhere’’ ... WICE ' S ... Member F. T. D. A. Ready-To-Wear Day Phone 3004 Night Phone 2791 Petersburg, Virginia 1200 City Point Road Hopewell, Virginia ooOoo flrngrpBB 3ni)px Brings You All the News of Hopewell and Vicinity 7 Days A Week ooOoo COMPLIMENTS OF LUCK ' S BEAUTY SALON AND BARBEE SHOP Phone 750 248-250 Broadway, Hopewell, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF MAX TOBIAS Ladies’ Ready to Wear Coats - Dresses - Millinery - Furs Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF BLACKER ' S YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP Petersburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS of CITY POINT SWEET SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS OF William E. Dorsey, Class of ’42 Vice President of DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, INC. (Formerly Hopewell Funeral Parlors) Established 1926 Packard Ambulance Service 208 E. Poytliress Street Phone 2321 Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MUNICIPAL AUTO SERVICE Dial 2912 Main Street And Randolph Road R. C. BRISTOW SON COMPLIMENTS OF New and Used Pianos C. B. JARVIS, (is so) stew Small Musical Instruments 11 N. Sycamore St. DEALER 728 City Point Road Petersburg, Va. Atlas Tires and Batteries Phone 662 COMPLIMENTS OF Continental Can Company, Inc. Hummel-Ross Division ooOoo Hopewell, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF CITY HALL BARBER SHOP Showers, Baths 217 Main Street Hopewell, Virginia TED CLARKE ' S Auto Service Texaco Petroleum Products Sporting Goods . . . General Tires 116 E. Broadway Phone 590 Hopewell, Virginia “Your Record Shop” RACKLEY ' S COMPLIMENTS OF ... LUBMAN ' S ... Radio Electric Company Ladies’, Men’s, And Boys’ 232-234 Broadway Phone 800 Clothing Hopewell, Virginia 233 North Sycamore Street Petersburg.Virginia WILLIAM E. LUM, Jr. INC. CHESTERFIELD HOTEL AND DINING ROOM . . . Pictures . . . Home Cooking That Will Please 15 North Sycamore Street Petersburg.Virginia You Corner Broadway Hopewell Streets COMPLIMENTS OF HOPEWELL OIL COMPANY. INC. PURE OIL PRODUCTS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT AND GENEROUS CO-OPERATION MADE POSSIBLE THE PUBLICATION OF OUR YEAR- BOOK. Sometimes it is the nature of a craft to cr eate an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press¬ man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer’s ink, symboli¬ cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert¬ ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. Years of experience have taught us! Printing Pays Us Only When It Pays You! McClure Printing Company THE RUNNELS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS.FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 605 Staunton, Virginia x% ry? $ C44« t - . ‘W. ' -H. s U. 9 e U a Jl Z . ;v. J y •� £« w , i . . - ' '