I C Norcom High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1961 volume:

The Greyhound I. C. Norcom High School Portsmouth, Virginia 1961 PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASSES SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES PORTS MCUPm 1C UBRARY PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINIA 7 Foreword In a time of human conflict that characterizes idealogy against idealogy; igno- rance against enlightment and fabrication against truth, the graduates of 1960-61 have undertaken a tremendous responsibility as they go into the world hoping that they will be able to alleviate some of its conditions. The graduates should realize that such a task could not be accomplished without education, because it is the key to all endeavors. We must strive to develop our poten- tials to their fullest extent and by so doing equip ourselves for the work ahead. Wher- ever great minds have penetrated, the results have been progress. All of us as gradu- ates must be cognizant of the fact that the purpose of education is not only to develop our minds, but to instill within our being a modified behavior. While at Norcom, the graduates had at their disposal many avenues of human motivation and should approach their tasks with vigorous anticipation, in hope that their campaign will be a victorious one. The yearbook staff has worked diligently to produce this yearbook. It is but our h ope that it will be interesting as well as intellectual. The time will come when all of us will want to recapture the memories and activ- ities that comprised our high school life. In a moment of solitude, we shall relinquish our thoughts of the present and turn our thoughts upon the past. This yearbook is so arranged to give a more vivid picture of past events. 2 The Staff at Work! EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief James Spence ASSOCIATE EDITORS Eileen Malloy Barbara Turner BUSINESS MANAGER Joseph Lowe ADVERTISING MANAGER Joseph Green HOMEROOM MANAGERS Hazel Purefoy Gloria Sutton Marian Baxter Barbara Williams Essie Brinkley Gloria Reese James Davis SPONSORS Mr. R. E. Moore Mrs. C. B. Roberts Miss B. Cooper Mr. J. Bailey Mr. E. Anderson Mrs. U. McCoy Mr. G. Watts 3 Table of Contents 1 . Administration 2 . Classes 3. Clubs 4. Activities 5. Sports 6. Ads 7. Directory 4 Dedication In appreciation of their many excellent contributions to our education, happiness and welfare, throughout our school life and home life, we, the Class of 1961, dedicate our yearbook to you our deserving and wonderful parents. Had it not been for your encouragement, your interest, and your help, we would not have made the strides and crossed one of the seas to the island of education. To many this may be a final point, but to others, completion of high school will be an inspiration to go on. We realize that it wasn ' t an easy task but a difficult and sometimes discouraging problem. Remember, we the class of 1961 appreciate your efforts and love you. All we can say is Thank you, thank you, and thank you again, for you were and still are our guiding light. 5 Mr. W. E. Waters, Principal A A.B. , A.M. Lincoln University, Columbia University Seniors I Salute You ! Four years have passed since you entered the halls of I. C. Norcom. Many things have happened, some good, some bad, some things to remember, others to forget, but all of these situations become experience--pleasant or unpleasant. As your principal, I am not so concerned with the lighter side of your high school experience. I am questioning myself in an evaluative sense, and I become suddenly afraid that someone here may have failed you, not intention- ally, but because of circumstances; and, you are now ready to leave us and I wonder if you have the tools, the know-how, the motivation, the ambition to go forth, unafraid, to further training in college of the Armed Forces, to a job, or into the world to find yourself. As we reflect, you have been here at a profitable time, for these years between 1956 and 1961 have been years of re-examination and redirection of the school program to meet the urgent new demands of our time. Our concerns have been with content, methodology, purpose and philosophy as they affect youth. We have sought to identify the talented, stimulate the slow, and inspire all to rededicate themselves to a deeper understanding of the meaning of democracy — its guarantees and its misuse in the hands to the people who misinterpret it. My dear boys and girls, these are perilous times, and you should live in these times with a seriousness of purpose which these times demand. Youth today must prepare to cope with a more complicated world tomorrow. You face innumerable challenges--challenges of intergration, new employment opportunities, better housing, higher educa- tion, longevity, stabilized marriage, juvenile delinquency, alcoholism, dope addiction and racial discrimination. The greatest challenge to each of you today is to begin a program of self-discipline, which will begin with faith in yourselves, so that you will work to become all that God would have you become. Dr. Rollin S. Burhams, President of Kentucky Southern College, Louisville, Kentucky, once spoke to a group of young people like you, and he began-- God said, ' Give me your life, and I will make it a spade to dig the found- ations of a new world, a crow-bar to pry loose the rocks, a hoe to mix sand and cement, a trowel to bind stone and make them a wall. For man without God, is a b ubble in an ocean, a single grain of sand on an infinite beach. God without man is mind without tonge, or eyes or hands, or fingers or feet. But God and Man together- -they are such power as not all the atoms of all creation can match. ' If you are to succeed, you must respect yourself, not because of present achievement, but because you have been the recipient of so much from your parents, teachers, and citizens in your town, state, and nation. Our school system, our freedoms we enjoy, including the right to vote, have been bought by the toil, sweat, and blood of our predecessors. You will repay this kind of debt by giving the world your best — your best in ideas, intellectual achievement, in moral and spiritual advancement. It is through this kind of discipline that causes are advanced victories won and races move forward. Longfellow has left us the secret :-- Look not mournfully to the past--it comes not back again; wisely improve the present--it is thine; go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear, and with a manly heart. W. E. Waters, Principal 6 Congratulations! Mr. A. T. Edwards, Assistant Principal B.S., M.S. Hampton Institute --Cornell University Congratulations to the graduates of 1961! You have exemplified a degree of intel- ligence in that you have seen the need to complete your high school education. We regret that a number of your former classmates were not as mature in their thinking. We hope that you will continue your education in the field of your choice, so that you will be better able to do something for your community, state and nation as a successful citizen. Never let any obstacle, no matter how great, deter you from your goal. Your contributions to the life of Norcom have been many. You have brought many honors to your school. For all you have done, we thank you, and wish for you the best in life. Mr. A. T. Edwards 7 Mr. Alf J. Mapp Superintendent of Schools Mr. L. W. Futrell Dr. M. Kise Mr. T. Schneider Mr. J. H. Griffin Mr. J. T. English Mr. H. H. Harcum Mr. B. M. Hutchins Mr. C. B. Russell OFFICERS Mr. R. T. Daughtrey Dr. M. Kise President Mr. J. T. English Vice President Miss A. E. Perkins Treasurer Mrs. Clara Porter Clerk Mr. Guy P. Morris School Board Assistant Superintendent 8 9 I. C. Norcom High School, which has an enrollment of 1735 students, grew in structural size as a result of a 23 room addition to its D wing by Conrad Brothers Construction Company. There is now a total of 64 classrooms. Our Faculty 1 960 - 6 1 ANDERSON, EDWARD, MR. B.A. Virginia Union University, Latin, English. AVERY, EUNICE, R., MISS, B.S., M.A. Hampton Institute, Mathematics. BAILEY, JOHN F. MR. B.S., M.S. Hampton In- stitute, Columbia Univer- sity, Chemistry. BALCKBURN, OPHELIA P., MRS, Registered Nurse, Grady Memorial School of Nursing, School Nurse. BOND, MARGARET J., MRS., A.B., B.S., L.S., MA., Virginia Union, At- lanta University, Univer- sity of Michigan, Library Service. BRANCH, MARY D., MRS. B.S., M.A., Virginia State College, Columbia Uni- versity, Mathematics. BRADLEY, FLORENCE P., MRS., B.S., M.A. New York University, Teachers ' College, Columbia Uni- versity, Homemaking. BRISBON, BOBBY L, MR. B.S. Virginia State Col- lege, General Science. BRYCE, DOROTHY R MRS., B.S. Virginia Union University, Weseleyan University, Cornell Uni- versity, Biology. COLDEN, ALBERTA S., MRS., B.S. Virginia State College, Health Physical Education. COOKE, ELNORA C., MRS. A.B., MA. Howard University, Columbia University, Social Studies. COOPER, BARBARA J., MISS, B.S. Hampton In- stitute, Business Education. COX, HELEN H., MRS. A. B., Virginia Union Uni- versity, Social Studies. CRUMP, CONSTANCE R., MISS, B.S. Virginia State College, Health Physical Education. DAVIS, C. FLORENTINE, MRS., B.S. Virginia State College, Homemaking. DAVIS, GRACE E., MRS. B. S. Wilberforce Univer- sity, English. II DIGGS, CHARLES E., MR. B.S. Hampton Institute Physics Mathematics DAYSON, GEORGE B., MR. B.A., B.D. Long Island University, Bishop Payne Divinity School Latin EASON, MARGARET J., MISS B.S. Virginia Union Uni- versity Mathematics EDWARDS, HORTENSE W., MRS. A. B., M.A. Virginia State College, Columbia Uni- versity Mathematics EDWARDS, SIDNEY H., MR. B. S. Virginia Union Uni- versity, Boston University General Science ELLIOTT, BARBARA A., MISS A. B. Virginia State Col- lege English FEARS, EMERY L., MR. B. Mus. Ed. Howard Uni- versity Band Instrumental FOREMAN, ETHEL B., MRS. B.S., A.B. Shaw Univer- sity, Columbia University Biology GAVIN, ELEANOR P., MRS. M.A., B.S. Teacher ' s Col- lege, Columbia University English GREENE, CECILIA I., MISS A. B. Virginia State Col- lege French GREEN, JOSEPH N., MR. B. S. Virginia State Col- lege Industrial Education HAMPTON, B. M., MISS B.S. Hampton Institute Social Studies HARMON, ROOSEVELT, MR. A. B., Ed. M. Virginia Union University, Temple University Psychology, Guidance Counseling HARRIS, MAMIE B., MISS B. S., M.S. Virginia State College Art HAYES, THADDEUS E., MR. B.S. Hampton Institute General Science HAYWOOD, MABEL A. , MRS. B.A. Virginia Union Uni- versity Social Studies 12 HILL, LOUISE E., MRS. B.S. West Virginia State College, General Science. JOHNSON, ESTHER KATHERINE, MISS B.S. Virginia State College, Biology. JONES, ARDELLE E., MISS B.S. Hampton Institute, Business Education. JONES, W. A. BRADLEY, MRS. B.S. ; M.A. Virginia State College, Boston University, Social Studies. LAWHORN, I. EUGENIA, MISS B.S. North Carolina College at Durham, Health and Physical Education. LEWIS, MELVIN N., MR. B.S. Virginia State College, Vocal Music Educ at ion. LIPSCOMB, W. H., JR., MR. B.S. Virginia State College, Business Ad- ministration. McCOY, UNDINE G., MISS B.S. Virginia State College, Fine Art Edu- cation. McGRIFF, JOHN L., JR., MR. A. B.; M.S. Virginia State College, Columbia University, Social Sci- ence-Health and Physical Education. MOODY, GEORGE P., MR. B. S. Virginia State College, Sheet Metal and Mechan- ical Drawing. MOORE, RICHARD E., MR. B.S. North Carolina A T College, English, Journalism. MYERS, JOSEPH E., MR. B.S. Hampton Institute, Biology. OLIPHANT, F. A. M., MISS B.S. Hampton Institute, Mathematics. ORTON, AUDREY D., MRS. B.S. Hampton Institute, English. PAIGE, OLIVER L., MR. A. B. Virginia State College, English. PITCHFORD, ALGIE, JR., MR. B. S. Hampton Institute, Sociology. 13 PURDIE, SABRA J., MRS. A. B. Virginia Union Uni- versity English RAINEY, DOROTHY SKEETER, MRS. B. S., M.A., Hampton In- stitute, Columbia Univer- sity Home Economics, Gui- dance REV ELL, FRANCES M., MRS. A.B., M. Ed. Virginia Union University, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh RICKS, GEORGE W., MR. A. B., Bluefield State Col- lege (West Va.) Political Science, English ROBERTS, CLARINE B. MRS. B. S., M.A. Virginia State College, Columbia Uni- versity Business Education SAUNDERS, GEORGE G., MR. B.S., Hampton Institute English SAVAGE, HORACE S., JR., MR. B.S., Hampton Institute Biology SAYLES, WARDDELL A. B., Virginia State Col- lege French SHELTON, D. L., MISS B. S., Hampton Institute English SMITH, RACHEL N., MRS. B.S., Hampton Institute Business Education SMITH, ROBERT L., MR. B.S., M.A., West Va. State College, and Columbia University Mathematics- -Physical Education, Coach STRAYHORN, CLEMMIE H., MR. B.S., Hampton Institute Physical Ed. and Health TAYLOR, VIOLA H., MRS. B.A., Bennett College Social Studies THOMAS, LA SALLE B. Mr. B.S.; A. T. College Industrial Administration TURNER, MARGARET, K.C., MRS. B.S., M.A. Virginia State College Home Economics VICK, DORSEY J., MR. B.S., A. T. College Manual Training 14 VICK, MAMIE S. MRS. A.B., Virginia State College English WARD, WILLIAM E. MR. A.B. M.A. Virginia State College, History WATERS, RUTH R. MRS. A.B. M. A., Howard Uni- versity and New York Uni- versity, Social Studies Guidance WATTS, GEORGE E. MR. A. B., Virginia Union Uni- versity, History WHITE, POLLY B. MRS. B. S., Virginia State College Mathematics WHITE, P. E. MISS B.S., Hampton Institute, Social Studies WILLIAMS, ETHEL M. MISS B.S., Virginia State College Mathematics WILLIAMSON, VERDELL J. MRS. A.B., Norfolk Division of Virginia State College, Social Studies WIMBUSH, JOSEPHINE V. MRS. A. B., Virginia State College, English WYCHE, GEORGE J. MR. B. S., Virginia State College, Mathematics JOHNSON, FRANCES C. MRS. A. B., Elementary Education Wilberforce University, School Secretary. KUYKENDALL, DOLLIE P. MRS. Norfolk Division of Virginia State College, Business Education LEWIS, LaEUNICE B. MRS. B. S., Virginia State College Commercial Cooking Cafeteria Manager STANCIL, MARYLAND B. MRS. Norfolk Division of Virginia State College, Secretarial Science, Library Clerk. 15 The Senior Classes Do You Remember When? This was the big year for Norcom seniors. They laughed; they cried; they struggled and finally they marched down the aisle. There were 86 in the February class and 156 in the June class. February Graduating Class FLOWER White Carnation COLORS Royal Blue and White MOTTO Let The Future Be The Guardian Of The Past. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Asst. Secretary Chaplain Theme: Will The Future Redeem The Past.” Wilford Gourdine Willie Faulks Walter Jones, Jr. Essie Brinkley Bernard Driver CLASS SONG Norcom our friend Four years have gone Since we made you our School and home II Although we leave We won ' t forget That we Norcom Are in your debt III We owe to you All that we learned In the four years We worked and earned Chorus, IV And we will use The knowledge gained To make your will Not done in vain V When we look back We will recall Dear memories Of your long halls VI And all our friends We leave behind When we have gone To keep with time VII You have taught us Not to stop here But to keep on Year after year VIII And of our thoughts And emotions We’ll be of your True devotion Chorus Farewell Norcom We hate to leave The warm welcome We have received You were to us More than a friend We will love you until the end. ALLEN, JOYCE Nickname: Mae Ambition: Cosmetologist ANDERSON, HELEN Nickname: Liz Ambiti on: Hair Stylist ARMSTRONG, GWENDOLYN Nickname: Gwen Ambition: Social Worker BAXTER, MARIAN Nickname: Peggy Ambition: Business BOYD, MARILYN Nickname: Peaches Ambition: Guidance Worker BRINKLEY, ESSIE Nickname: Betty Ambition: Elementary Education 18 BROWN, JOHNNIE Nickname: Ringo Ambition: Air Force CHAPPELLE, DORIS M. Nickname: Dollie Ambition: Physical Education BURDEN, BRENDA Nickname: Bee Jay Ambition: Business CHERRY, BILLIE E. Nickname: Frog Ambition: Air Force CAREY, RICHARD Nickname: Big Slick CHERRY, LUCILLE A. Nickname: Cille Ambition: Cosmetologist 19 COPELAND, REBA Nickname: Cookie Ambition: Secretary CROCKER, CHARLES Nickname: Baby Face Ambition: Armed Forces 20 iii FAULKS, WILLIE Nickname: Wook Ambition: Musician FREEMAN, GLORIA Nickname: Gertie Ambition: Service 21 GOURDINE, W1LFORD Nickname: Hump” Ambition: Architectural Engineer GREEN, JOSEPH Nickname: Junior Green Ambition: Auto Mechanic HARRELL, EARL Nickname: Kid Gent Ambition: Machine Operator HILL, DOROTHY Nickname: Dot Ambition: Elementary Ed. JONES, LIZZIE Nickname: Pudding Ambition: Secretary JORDAN, DAVID E. Nickname: Po John Ambition: Social Worker 22 23 24 ROOKS, WILLIAM N. Nickname: Buddy Ambition: Industrial Ed. SALLEY, WILLIAM Nickname: Woosie Ambition: Armed Forces SIMMONS, ADOLPHUS Nickname: Bay Bro Ambition: Social Worker SHERROD, EUGENE SMITH, EMMA Nickname: Busy Ambition: Elementary Ed. SMITH, GEORGE Nickname: Bird Ambition: Biologist 25 SPENCE, JAMES Nickname: Yogie Bear Ambition: Chemical Engineer STEPHENS, EMILY Nickname: Giggles Ambition: Elementary Ed. 26 TAYLOR, AUGUSTUS Nickname: Butch Ambition: Draftsman TROY, OLIVIA Nickname: Becky Ambition: Social Science WARREN, JOHNNIE Nickname: The Rebel Ambition: Armed Forces WILLIAMS, BARBARA Nickname: Barby Ambition: Business WILLIAMS, JERRY Nickname: Sweet Lips Ambition: Jazz Pianist Singer WHITE, MARIE Nickname: Shang Ambition: Social Worker 27 WILLIAMS, PATRICIA Nickname: Pat Ambition: Speech Therapist WILSON, CALVIN Nickname: Slugger Ambition: Commercial Artist Senior Sponsors Mrs. F. P. Bradley Mrs. E. P. Gavin Mrs. M. D. Branch 28 What a Time We Had . . . SWING IT, SPENCE. On Senior Fun Day 29 June Graduating Class Officers President Vice President . . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian . . Sergeant-at-arms . Reporter Floyd. Atkins Norma Hallison Feiona Landy Mary Yancey Eugene Davis William Wright Louis Perry James Outlaw Senior Superlati ves Most talented Frank Battle Elvin Kellogg Best dressed William Wright Veronica Haywood Most popular Barbara Brown James Hargrave Tallest Melvin Kellogg Elvin Kellogg Shortest Carol Doyle Edward Moore Quietest Henry Middleton Thelma Roberts Twins Edward Smith Edgar Smith Most likely to succeed Floyd Atkins Beverly Malbrough Wittiest Louis Perry Norma Halison Personality Plus Hilda Jackson Samuel Christian Most Athletic Magdalene Sherrod Johnny Morris Most Attractive Eugene Davis Jacqueline Saunders Oddest Name Feiona Landy Cleoduies Barnes 30 ATKINS, FLOYD L. Nickname: Pretty Boy Floyd Ambition: Medical Doctor ATKINSON, HAROLD Nickname: Crooked Dice Ambition: Movie Star BAKER, PEGGY J. Nickname: Co Coa Nug Ambition: Public Speaker BARNES, CLEODUIS Nickname: Philadelphia Ambition: Coach 31 BOONE, MELVIN Nickname: Snag Ambition: Draftsman BOYD, JACQUELINE Nickname: Jackie Ambition: Secretary 32 BROWN, JEWELL Nickname: JB Ambition: Business Education. BROWN, RAYFORD Nickname: Poncho Ambition: Tailoring. CARTER, ELSIE Nickname- Baby Girl Ambition: Sociology. CARTER, JOSEPH ( 34 DUKE, PHYLLIS Nickname: Dukie Ambition: Elementary Ed. EDWARDS, CAROLYN Nickname: Shorty Ambition: Social Worker 35 36 37 HILL, IRENE Nickname: Chubby Ambition: Secretary HOWARD, BARBARA Nickname: Barbie Ambition: Secretary HUNT, MARY Nickname: Shorty Ambition: Business 38 JACKSON, HILDA Nickname: Too tie Ambition: Social Science JOHNSON, CAROLYN Nickname: Skinney Ambition: Librarian JONES, AUDREY Nickname: Auggie Ambition: Business JONES, CAROLYN Nickname: Carol Ambition: Business Teacher 39 KELLOGG, MELVIN Nickname: Big Log Ambition: Business Ed. KIAH, SANDRA Nickname: Sandy KNIGHT, MATTIE Nickname: Pumpkin Ambition: Clerk-Typist. LANDY, FEIONA Nickname: Fee-Fee Ambition: English Major. 40 LUCAS, ARLENNER Nickname: Little Girl Ambition: Secretary. MABRY, EARL Nickname: Bud Ambition: English Teacher. MALBROUGH, BEVERLY Nickname: Boots Ambition: Concert Vocalist. MALLOY, EILEEN Nickname: Ike Ambition: Missionary. 41 McCALLAN, ANITA Nickname: Nita Ambition: Stenographer. McCLAIN, ARNIE Nickname: El Chico Ambition: Engineering. 42 43 RANDALL, LEON Nickname: Lee Ambition: Brick Mason. 44 REESE, GLORIA Nickname: Little Gloria Ambition: Secretary. REID, THOMAS Nickname: Tommy Ambition: Nuclear Physicist. ROBERTS, JOSEPHINE Nickname: Josie Ambition: Nurse. ROBERTS, THELMA Ambition: History Teacher. SALLEY, FAYE Nickname: Lanky Lou Ambition: Secretary. SAUNDERS, JACQUELINE Nickname: Jackie Ambition: French Teacher. 45 46 SUTTON, ETHEL GLORIA Nickname: Little Sister Ambition: Registered Nurse. SWEATT, GEORGE Nickname: Sonny Ambition: Armed Forces. 47 WILSON, ANNIE Nickname: Baby Cakes Ambition: Secretary WILSON, MARY Nickname: Banana 1 Ambition : Nurse 48 YANCEY, BEATRICE Nickname: Bee Ambition : Secretary YANCEY, MARY Nickname : Bunny Ambition: English Major 49 Senior Sensations The 1960-61 classes had their share of newsmakers. In every field of endeavor these two classes produced leaders and winners. Some of the headlines during the year might have read . . . JOHNNY MORRIS SCORES 127 POINTS IN A BASKETBALL GAME JOYCE MAGEE NAMED MISS HOMECOMING FLOYD ATKINS FIRST NORCOM STUDENT NAMED TO TIDEWATER SCHOLASTIC TEAM JAMES OUTLAW WINS FIRST PRIZE IN NEGRO HISTORY WEEK ESSAY CONTEST WILFORD GOURDINE AWARDED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY Floyd Atkins (MADE SCHOLASTIC TEAM) THE MflCNET SETTLEMENT HMERicn IN THE Student Bulletin Board PORTSMOUTH ?U? UC I ' RARY POR TSr- ' sr ”. V� C «A Juniors FIRST ROW: Christine Daughtry, Irene Providence, Barbara DeBerry, Agnes Harris, Carolyn Lewis, Marie Peanort, Brenda Carter, Barbara Walker. SECOND ROW: Miss Williams, Jacqueline Green, Camilla Tazewell, Bertha Len- yon, Johnnie Mae Mills, Barbara Ross, Evelyn Brinkley, Joan Richardson, Ruth Wray. THIRD ROW: Lester Ward, Vander Hill, Vernon Bowser, Haywood Cross, Isaiah Brittle, William Eason, Larma Williams, Kenneth Hardie, Her- bert Warren. ABSENT: Ora Jean Miller. FIRST ROW: Shirley Wright, Carrie Smith, Gertrude Wynn, Annie Wilson, Eleanor Boyd, Eliza Jenkins, Gloria Perry. SECOND ROW: Annette Palmer, Gloria Williams, Eleanor Jones, Ethel Thomas, Velma Dancy, Ida Thrower, Mrs. S. J. Purdie. THIRD ROW: John Mack, Johnnie Jones, Russell Bullock, Ernest Flannigan, Bernard Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Curtis Jones, Dennis Cann, Larry Porter, Connie Walton, Roosevelt Harmon, Robert Jackson. 53 FIRST ROW: Eunice Hill, Mary Bryant, Hazel Purefory, Minnie Elliott, Margaret Gunther, Ruth Parker, Sylvia Baze- more. SECOND ROW: Barbara Turner, Frances Gains, Marian Jones, Alemda King, Anita Nettles, Mrs. W. E. Jones. THIRD ROW: Samuel Parker, Vernon Porter, Felton Brown, Willie Neal, Lawrence Manning, Vernon Williams, Luther Benton. FOURTH ROW: Lacey McDowell, Arnold Pines, Henry Wiggins. v l : I 4r FIRST ROW: Florence Cotten, Gloria Hatchel, Deloris Durham, Carolyn Little, Shirley Hockaday, Essie Thompkins, Shirley Weathers, Mrs. Harris. SECOND ROW: Lewis Gunter, Francis Goodwym, Vernon Yarbough, Theodore Jones, James Ruffin. THIRD ROW: Milton Williams, Walter Hopkins, Milton Walts, Rudolph Walker. 54 FIRST ROW: Shirley Bagley, Ann Christian, Sandra Stanton, Berlestine Bullock, Cynthia Strewart, Jean Belton, Veronica Jordan, Annie Suite. SECOND ROW: Zelma Johnson, Jacqueline Ward, Claudia Smith, Margaret Green, Jean Long, Marion Carr, Vernette Smith, Ethel Bell, Thomasine Turner. THIRD ROW: Miss Eason, Marcella Fel- ton, Augustine Pugh, Laura Calvert, Lydia Waters, Patricia Shepred, Charlotte Vaughn, Yvonne Ellis. FOURTH ROW: William Crocker, Joseph Jackson, Betram Ballard, Leonard Johnson, Melvin Siler, Spencer Chambliss, Reginald Perry. FIRST ROW: Jeanette Hunt, Joan Bates, Mary Rawls, Bene Durant, Clara Rhem, Magdaline Joyner, Brenda Ander- son, Gwendolyn Pope, Mrs. Orton. SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn Barnes, Thomas Ann Griffin, Joan Williams, Deloris Eley, Jacqueline Williams, Joyce Scott, Muriel Bailey, Barbara Smith, Ethel Morris. THIRD ROW: Norace Frank- lin, Joyce Steele, Juan Fagan, Brenda Ricks, Raymond Small, Elnora Sellers, Wilbert Ricks, Maxine Parker. FOURTH ROW: Regis Parker, Otis Nixon, Charles Welch, Robert Forbes. 55 FIRST ROW: Jacquelyn Win dley, Lillian Cann, Catherine Faulks, Louise Simon, Myritle Elliott, Shirley Jones, Delores Croom, Sylvia Ellis, Jean Lewis. SECOND ROW: Jacquelyn Whitfield, Belinda Sivils, Barbara Branch, Alvenia Lewis, Carolyn Woodard, Jean Waldon. THIRD ROW: Vernon Rainey, Leon Jordan, Walter Mitchell, Gerald Lang, Kenneth Brooks, Rex Atlinson, Mrs. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Drake, Waymon Copeland, Robert Williams, Dallas Lynch. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Davis, Helen Waters, Jeanette Gaynor, Matha Spiney, Dora Pierce, Rachel Whitehead, Cath- erine Hillard, Constance Leathers. SECOND ROW: John Walden, Leroy Rodgers, Joyce Whitehead, Leon Merritt, Carolyn Jones, Melvin Perry. THIRD ROW: Robert Malloy, Lloyd Ponton, Willie Marshall, Triton Jones, Earl Dunn, Lewis Roberts, Clarence England, Willie Perry, Wilbert Knight, Horace Dancey. 56 FIRST ROW: Rita Southall, Yvonne Jones, Gladys McGlone, Lillian Boyd, Betty Newell, Brenda Reynolds, Deloris Jones. SECOND ROW: Pauline Johnson, Tho masine Turner, Marilyn Johnson, Barbara Powell, Otellia Arrington, Thelma Artis, Claudette Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mary Sykes, Thomasine Smith, Joyce Williams, Alma Brown, Leona Davis, Marian Strictland, Mr. B. L. Brisbon. FOURTH ROW: Randolph Lacey, Vernon Mitchell, Amos James, Earl Watford. ABSENT: Elsie Smith, Pompeie Saunders. FIRST ROW: John Harris, Alice Carter, Gloria Williams, Louela Spence. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Lee, Louise Scott, Ernestine Jouredine, Deloris Novell. THIRD ROW: Elsie Locke, Majorie Cannon, Jeanette Drewry, Betty Goura, Joan Fields, Donna Hart, Lonell Evans. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Reid, Clifton Brinkley, Earl Francis, Bobby Mabry, Margaret Cannon, Jerry Copeland, Mr. Moore. 57 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Sandra Smith, Ellen Cheeks, Janet Bailey, Vivian White, Joyce Perry, Brenda Battle, (Phyllpa) Garris, Patricia Gaymon. SECOND ROW: Rose Scott, Carolyn Williams, Bernice Tucker, Carol Bradley, Deloris Benton, Charolette Wilkerson, Marian Davis, Joyce Norfleet. THIRD ROW: John Jones, Frank Harvey, Barry Smith, Edward Chapman, Samuel Elliot, Cutis Cotton, William McCleese, Clyde Wiggins, Wayne Orton, Earnest Eventte, and Mr. Bailey. FIRST ROW: Pearlie Hinton, Leola Drew, Susan Arrington, Louise Spruill, Loretta Roberts, Esther Smith, Barbara Folston, Mildred Anderson, Miss Betty Love, Student Teacher. SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. N. Smith, Dorothy Gourdine, Evelyn Council, Delores Dunn, Emily Lee, Jean Jones, Iris Smith. THIRD ROW: Robert Henderson, Lowell Hall, Patrick Bland, Dwight (Dre), William Holloman, Charles Bowser. FOURTH ROW: Robert Epps, Robert Hill, Nel- son White, Paul Singleton, Horace Dudley, Andrew Smith, Lawrence Crudup. 59 FIRST ROW: Bessie Franklin, Charlattee Scott, Shirley Hunt, Frances McIntosh, Fannie Norfleet, Patricia Martin. SECOND ROW: Allen Salley, Kermit Lewis, Carolyn Holmes, Fora Johnson, Jean Royal, Mary Skinner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. C. F. Davis, David Parker, Robert Griffin, James Bullock, Carlton Garrett, Columbus Eason. FOURTH ROW: Randoeph Mason, Ronald Patilla, John Mitchell, Lawerence Oliver, Reuber Martin, Earl Johnson. FIRST ROW: Catherine Gaines, Carolyn Smith, Barbara Chapman, Eloise Jackson, Lula Stewart, Sandra Griffin, Miss E. K. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Swanda Moore, Christine Nicholson, Doltie Bolden, Jean Hill, Corine Smith, Clementine Edmonds, Rosemary Williams. THIRD ROW: Elbert Monroe, Russell Morgan, John Scott, William Perry. Not Present: James Hurrell, Eugene Harrell, Alphonso Clifton, Eawin Nicholson, Jimmy William, Herman William, James Wood, Johnell Brown, Doris Sparrow. 60 FIRST ROW: Emerline Riddick, Thelma Benton, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Lucas, Dorothy Weathers, Evelyn Pool, Rosalyn Boston, Beryl Shields, Shirley James, Mr. Sayles. SECOND ROW: Alphonso Battle, Earl Haywood, Richard Lassiter, Tames Bullock, Robert Ellis, Wilbert Wiggins, Tames Skinner. THIRD ROW: Melvin Twitty, Ruben Mason, Melvin Sherrell, Frank Ransome, John Whitfield, Tacobi Tames, Barry Horton. FIRST ROW: Linwood Creekmur, Ora Brown, Carol Lassiter, Hortense Howell, Virginia Smith, Faye Parker, Patricia Turner, Evelyn Jenkins, Milford Malory, SECOND ROW: Barbara Lawrence, Joan Revell, Carolyn Harding, Margery Atkins, Jacqueline Rodgers, Yvonne Brown, Sandra Williams. THIRD ROW: Stephen Burrell, James Brown, Harriette Eley, La Verne Taylor, Linda Cooke, Claude Crocker, Mr. O. L. Paige. FOURTH ROW: James Copeland, Harry Short, Roy Hill, Arthur Wall, John Kellogg, Robert Fenner. 61 FIRST ROW- -Jacqueline Smith, Sharon Artist, Phillis Whitehurst, Thomasine Skinner, Janice Choat, Pauline Wil- son, June Wright, Mrs. Revell. SECOND ROW--Betty Thornton, Mary Stovall, Yvonne Lewis, Rosa Artist, Jacqueline Hart, Geneva Peanort, Marlyn Robinson, Berdanett Cooke. THIRD ROW--Charles William, Berry Moore, Janet Robinson, Shirley Benton, Gloria Bagley, Hybernia Hocker, Annette Jones, Billy Hart, Curtis Jones, Rudolph Gour- dine, Wilbur Vaughan, Earl Sharp, Floyd Fields, James Faircloth. FIRST ROW--Irma Oliver, Janice Brown, Barbara Dudley, Catherine Garris, Geraldine Peoples, Delores Ranson, Shirley Moore, Avon Watford. SECOND ROW--Gloria Smith, Alfreda Woods, Irma Perry, Evelyn Joyner, Sylvia White, Delores Bass, Shirley Sullivan. THIRD ROW--Karl Carver, James Bowser, Calvin Freeman, Robert Parks, Thomas Gary, Stanley Mason. FOURTH ROW — Mr. George Saunders, Jimmy Sherrod, Calvin Gardner, Charles Whitehead, Tyrone Brown, Dalenor Vaughan, George A. Jones, Daniel Burrell. 62 FIRST ROW: Thomasine Rawls, Geraldine Williams, Edna Gray, Vivian Dancy, Lestine Chandler, Delores Swimp- son, Gloria Knight, Barbara Williams, Miss A. E. Jones. SECOND ROW: Mary Ward, Gail Lee, Delcie Southhall, Velvoria Beamon, Joyce Jenkins, Olga Mitchell, Theodosia Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Harvey Spruill, Frederick Blow, Haywood Stowe, Frederick Nixon, Robert Jones, Morris Lenyon. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Cross, Joseph Dunston. FIRST ROW: Phillis Harris, Berlistine Adams, Minnie Amos, Juanitia Williams, Victoria Bailey, Earline Hunt, Annie Holly. SECOND ROW: Judy Perry, Carolyn Hargrave, Delores Smith, Norma Washington, Wilhelmena Hopkins, Lottie Cary, Mrs. Cox, Josephine Dupree. THIRD ROW: Claude Riddick, Richard Castor, Mary Griffin, Dorothy Wade, Cecil Vaughan. FOURTH ROW: Nathaniel Person, Willis Avant, Julius Hopson, Roy Taylor, Robert Simon, Robert Smith. 63 FIRST ROW: Richie Carrington, Janet Eury, Dean Chandler, Iris Bo we, Lara Moore, Anna Swann, Audrey Williams Mr. Diggs. SECOND ROW: Alexander Cook, Thelonious Forbes, Evelyn Chapman, Susie Smith, Vera Moon, Mar- vin Jones, Williams (Whillwy). THIRD ROW: Joseph Faulk, Robert Parker, Phillip Walker, Calvin Raymond Bar- den, Leroy Harper, Howard Franklin. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Durham, Gail Williams, Delores Harris, Marguerite Rawls, Malinda Gatling, Paulette Richard- son, Betty Alston, Doris Hicks. SECOND ROW: Christine Roberson, Amy Ely, Helen Whiteaher, Maxine Barrett, Elizabeth Powell, Barbara Jones, Vera Coppedge. THIRD ROW: Levi Jones, James Council, John Jenkins, Linard Butlar, Henry Hodges, Edward Brinkley, Mr. Ward. FOURTH ROW: Melvin Myrick, (Lawerence) Erving, Westly Caston, Ne wall an Watts, Reginald Watts. 64 Freshmen 1B1 FIRST ROW--Marilyn Miller, Brenda Wilson, Evelyn Boyd, Gwendolyn Salley, Maurice Connor, Evonne Cun- ningham and Maria Pruden. SECOND ROW--Eloise Johnson, Sylvia Williams, Jaris Whitehurst, Brenda Ward, Joyce Harrison, Valerie Harding and Marion Mason. THIRD ROW --Gwendolyn Goodwyn, Doris Lewis, Shirley Chesson, Thomasine Beverly, Sandra Branch, Beverly Gray, Marjorie Spencer, and Doratta McIntyre. FOURTH ROW--David Sykes, Leroy White, Ronald Harrell, Allen Lundy, Harry King, Louis Baker, Ernest King and Albert Lundy. 1B2 FIRST ROW: Eloise White, Patricia Whidbee, Mimmi Batts, Delores Gores, Beverly Stewart, Theodosia Felton, Geraldine Bowser. SECOND ROW: Christina Burns, Vera Conway, Joyce Bemberry, Gloria Hopkins, Barbara Cherry, Claudette Melton, Lutricia Chavous, Doris Williams, Joyce Sutton, Mrs. J. M. Wimbush. THIRD ROW: Charles Elliott, Olin Casey, Roosevelt Bland, Odu Thomas, Muce Wallace, Jesse Moore, Leo Brothers, Marvin Leathers, Vic- tor W ard. 66 Mr. Edwards 1B3--FIRST ROW: Joe Briant, Preston Arrington, Blondela Leathers, Frances Jones, Charlotte Alex- ander, Delores Riddick, Mary Smith, Robin Farmer, Ervin Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Abert Milligan, Ernest Saunders, Clarence Ransom, Lawrence Ridley, Willie Valentine, Donald Drewery, Pearson. THIRD ROW: Eugene Auston, Nathan Jones, Emmett Warren, Curtis Anderson, William Windgate, Hermon Mitchell, Leon Bruce. Mrs. Williamson 1B4--FIRST ROW: Omegus Dowtin, Lunette McKeithan, Maggie Robertson, Brenda Wrim, Naomi Anderson, Burnetta Boyd, Velva Burr. SECOND ROW: Hilroy Hill, Lester Watkins, Clinton Hall, Leon Hockaday, Ronald Booker, Ric hard Burns, Mrs. Williamson. 67 Mr. G. J. Wyche 1B5--FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Wyche, Evelyn Wesley, Delores Chocker, Gloria Potts, Ar- lease Walker, Mildred Davis, and Sandra Cross. SECOND ROW: Mamie Walker, Odessa Spencer, Vernatta Boyd, Alma Stokes, Helen Faulks, and Sandra Burnett. THIRD ROW: Stephen Hove, James Brown, Thomas Hasty, Calvin Dudley, Palmer Ruffin, Vernon Dudley, and Clarence Faulks. FOURTH ROW: Isaac Perkins, Clinton Spruill, Wil- liam Askew, Alvin Whitfield, Eugene Hall, and Ronald Livermon. Mrs. Cook 2A6--FIRST ROW, left to right: Claudette Grimes, Joan Eure, Helen Hayes, Vera Ann Mason, Bernice Baker, Sarah Cooke, Evelyn Holland and Mrs. Cooke. SECOND ROW: Betty Odum, Alice Taylor, Evelyn Holland, and Walter Bowser. THIRD ROW: Vernon Elliott, Melvin Boston, Morris Edgerton, Dwight Rollins, Welton Has- kett, Nathaniel Daughtry, and Irvin Harris. FOURTH ROW: Ray Logan, Thomas Blount, William Smith, and Jerome Carr. 68 FIRST ROW: Mr. Ricks, Wilkins, Ola; Hayes, Joyce; Foatt; Brenda, Hayes, Jean; Whitehead, Ella; Ash, Elizabeth; SECOND ROW: Wingfield, Laura; Orton, Beryl; Bracey, Sandra; Rodger, Lillian; Baxter, Mary; Ingram, Willie Mae; THIRD ROW: Riddick, Linwood; Edwards, James; Bell, Cromwell; Gibson, William; Lee, William; John- son, James; Snipes, Pervis. FIRST ROW: William Bates; Fred White; Ernestine Mitchell; Jacqueline Taylor; Viola Davis; Nina Herring; Queen Jones; Sandra Mason, Frank Spence, Arthur Phillips. SECOND ROW: Miss Avery; James Reavis; Juanita Turner; Vernell Elliott; Richard Morgan; THIRD ROW: John Davis, Samuel Jones, Clyd Peel, Charles Horne, George Brown. 69 FIRST ROW: Ronald Riddick, Gwendlyn Barnes, Jacqueline Crocker, Jo Ann Wood, Angelia Smith, Ester Baines, Ted Hill and Mr. Harmon. SECOND ROW--James Selfridge, James Eason; George Stevenson, David Wiggins James Lee, Arthur Jones, and Elish Gilyard. FIRST ROW: Shirley Wilson, Evelyn Faulcon, Yvonne Myrick, Sarlene Smith, Alice McGee, Sandra Boone, Rosa Amos, Peggy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Copeland, Gayle Dessaw, Mildred Lee, Jo Ann Wilson, Marilyn Allen, Arlease Salley. THIRD ROW: Joseph Ricks, Joseph Harris, Ronald Nottingham. FOURTH ROW: Oscar Scott, Leon Scott, Samuel Bradley. FIFTH ROW: Forice Robinson, George Goodman, Jerome Taylor. 70 1st ROW: Constance Loften, Jacqueline Hill, Shirley Artis, Marilyn Griffin, Bonitta Harrington, Carol Alston, Con- nie Hardin, Norma Rhem, Shirley Wilson, Eleeonest Rawls, Joyce Cheeks. 2nd ROW: Diane Francis, Gwendolyn Goodrich, Sandra Clliatte, Brenda Watts, Celestine Ward, Jacqueline Briggs, Harriet James, Joyce Davis, Marie Claude. THIRD ROW: Tony Henderson, Eric Blount, Andrew Manley. 4th ROW: Emerson Smith, Linwood Greene, Bruce Watts, Nathaniel Powell, Miss Shelton. 1st ROW: Mable Chapplle, Patrica William, Carolyn Parker, Dianne Ray, Carolyn Harrel, Katherine Wingate, Alice Watford, Shirley Milligan, Cynthia Bowe, Irene Elliot, Leathia Jones. SECOND ROW: Phyles Ricks, Gloria Hill, Cynthia Ferebee, Sara Brown, Dorothy Woods, Beatrice White, Delores Marshall, Valeria Bower. THIRD ROW: Clarence Ronald, Howard Robinson, Miles Cross, Samuel Cross. FOURTH ROW: Reginald Taylor, Bradford Branch, James Hicks, George Washington, Mr. Watts. 71 FIRST ROW: Shirley Heatehcotch, Betty Epps, Brenda Perry, Anne Perry, Novella Coles, Lillian Cross, Joyce Hood, Sylvia Taylor, Patricia Gary, Phyliss Cook, Mary Applewhite, and Miss B. Hampton. SECOND ROW: Olvia Vinson, Catherine McIntyre, Joyce Lewis, Jean England, Ervenia Hart, Phylise Wilkins, and Velma Crocker. THIRD ROW: Eli Jones, Frank Smith, Roy Mahoney and Marshall Johnson. FOURTH or front standing: Louis Spruill, Harvey Johnson, Gilbert McGriff, Joseph Savage, Willie Freeman, and James Britt. FIRST ROW: Myrtle Bryant, Linda Davis, Shirley Deberry, Marie Gardner, Lottie Bellamy, Evelyn Davis, Eleanor Dozier, Carolyn Williams, Barbara Hunt and Mrs. D. Bryce. SECOND ROW: Atlethia Taylor, Elizabeth Holley, Mattie Whidhee, Carolyn Gary and Lizzie Diggs. THIRD ROW: James King, Jesse Carmon, George Townes, Timothy Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert Ellis, James Brown, Robert Ellis, Spencer Sears, George Bell, James Clark, Bernard Harvey Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Hylton Turner, and Alvin Washington. 72 FIRST ROW--Harriet, Marian Bowe, Martha Riddick, Carolyn Cann, Barbara Lewis, Margaret Smith, Vera Clanton, Julia Sampson, Miss F. Oliphant. SECOND ROW: Gloria Pratt, Beverly Ray, Doris Taylor, Carolyn Edwards, Evelyn Burt, Cheri Sparkman. THIRD ROW--Horace Johnson, Spwigon Young, Charles Tapp, Phillip Lee. FOURTH ROW-- Jerome Christain, Ronald Allen, Albert Ransom, Charlie Webb, John Smith, Eugene Wilson. FIFTH ROW--James Watkins, Harvy Eason. FIRST ROW--Linda Hayes, Carlene Rountree, Lois Mills, Barbara Cummings, Gwendolyn Robinson, Sylvia Elliott, Pariseine Tazewell, Sarah Gordon, Theresa Oliver, Bronette Staton, Ruth Harper, Shirley Cuffee, Martha Ward, Dorothy Jones, Patricia Askew, Laura Parker, Patricia Lowe, Mr. Thaddeus Hayes. SECOND ROW--Melvin Ran- som, Alvin Edwards, William Dudley, Styshen Whitfield. THIRD ROW--Thomas Burrell, Joseph Knight, Willie Woodard, Martin Perry, Raymond Cuffee, Edward Bell, Earl Ricks, Robert Hucks, Joseph White. 73 FIRST ROW: Joyce Divers, Layra Parker, Anna Lee, Vera Edwards, Sarah Murphy, Christine Hampton, Betty Baysmore, Daisy Avents, Betty Franklin, Louise Spence. SECOND ROW: Betty Casper, Arlean Askew, Rosette Haier, Florette Ferebee, Sandra Harris. THIRD ROW: Adam Mack, Christopher Burrs, William Perry, Glen Winters, George Hunt, George Killam. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Gause, Walter Saunders, Edward Hamlia, Willie Moore, Wilber James, Winston Spruill, Oliver Brooks, Russell Faulks. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Turner, Shirley Davis, Bernice Porter, Jane Overton, Virginia Flood, Mildred Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Sherwood Bell, Edna Cassell, Bererlt Scott, Ella Morris, Barbara Parker. THIRD ROW: Curtis Barner, Walter Wright, Paul Deberry, Kenneth Bamer, Leonard Wilder, Earl Gillian, Major Flowers. FOURTH ROW: Edward Lambert, Johnny Lang, James King, Charles Brown, George Knight, Jimmie Fortson, William Murphy. 74 FIRST ROW--Thorne Lindwood Woodhouse, Jeanette Taylor, Dorothy Pitt, Leon Knight, Lynwood Lynch, Miss P. E. White. SECOND ROW--Frankie Jones, James Anderson, John Taylor, Fred Eller, Alfred Cromartie, Ernest Brown. THIRD ROW--Alvin Rooks, Thomas Hunter, Ernest Simmons, Edward Jones. FOURTH ROW--William Brown, John Herring. FIFTH ROW--Cortez Alexander, Benjamin Doney, Melvin Royal. FIRST ROW--Jennie Spencer, Eleonor Lewis, Mamie Jones, Sharon Jones, Jeanette Cooke, Rosemary Rice, Lor- raine Stevenson. SECOND ROW — Fleming Mitchell, Christopher Sutton, Hurley Artes, Russell Lassiter, Lonnie Pitt, Auther Cherry. THIRD ROW--John Baxter, Leroy Butler, Theodore Jones, Willie Stevens, William Conaway. 75 FIRST ROW: Shirley Taylor, Dorothy Felts, Shirley Footman, Paula Owens, Andrea Saunders, Carolyn Johnson, John Goodrich and Mrs. Forman. SECOND ROW: Catherine Mack, Anita Banks, Frances William, Bernadetta Allan, Grade Todd. THIRD ROW: Nathanel Blount, Fairley McCloud, George Smith. FOURTH ROW: Albert Perry, Jasper Chappelle, Edward Ash, Frank Buchman, Warren Reid, Harry Wilson. FIRST ROW: Marion Wiggins, Gloria Richardson, Louis Pitt, Doris Throne, Beatrice Nickleson, Aundrella Isom, Geraldine Woods. SECOND ROW: Glenda Dahiel, Bettie Wynn, Brenda Harris, Francis Lee, Mildred Johnson, Di- anne Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Curtis Dozier, Leroy Winfield, James Smith, Robert Ferebee. FOURTH ROW: Alfonso Cuffet, Ruban Barnes, Harvey Reid, Freddie Foreman and Clarence Todd. 76 FIRST ROW: Harold Engram, Janice Williams, Jacqueline Watson, Ethel Monk, Joyce Gogmon, Dorothy Yates, Verura Throne, Mrs. Hill. SECOND ROW: Percy Burnett, Carolyn Wilder, Woodie Williams, Gwendolyn Jones, Winston Wright, Gloria Jordan, Thomas Gardon. THIRD ROW: Donnell Copeland, Melvin Harris, Shelton Johnson, Mersey Freeman, Robert Williams. ROW 1: William Watson, Claudette Wright, Katheleen Gibson, Mabel Jenkins, Marva Williams, Sarah Bowser, Lillie Boone, Betty Langley, Carolyn Williams. SECOND ROW: Benjamin Carnegay, Frank Smith, William Wilder, Wilbur Consler, James Napper, Richard Spruill, James Brown, Miss C. Green. THIRD ROW: A. J. Nolen, Milton Thomas, Emanuel Brown, Raymond Gunter, Robert Lee, Charles Fulton. 77 Miss McCoy 8A1--FIRST ROW: Mary Perry, Diane Knight, Heddy Flowers, Carolyn Garrett, Norma Perry, Hazel Bell, Betty Parker, and Miss McCoy. SECOND ROW: Alton Archies, Willie Ann Parks, Neonia Ferguson, Velma Jones, Brenda Jones, and Vera Gibson. THIRD ROW: Rufus Pope, Robert Lee, Samuel Bishop, Robert Battle, Jessie Council, and Ronald Lillard. FOURTH ROW: Freeman Hollis, and Chris Richardson. Mr. Anderson 8A 2--FIRST ROW: Annie Carmack, Bettie Suite, Jean Butler, Vera Roberts, Beverly Simmons. SEC- OND ROW: Joan Hasty, Algie Hunt, Olivia Barnes, Ruby Briggs, Jacqueline Richardson, Ora Lee Smith, and Mr. E. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Willie Cash, Eston Bell, Clinton Saunders, Johnnie Gee, and James Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Earl Jones, John Folston, Edward Jones, and William Lecke. 78 Organizations The Norcom Band — — Mr. Emery L. Fears, Conductor One of I. C. Norcom ' s proudest possessions is its 105-unit band which is under the direction of Mr. Emery Fears, known by his students as the Mad Musician. The band has won four con secutive superior ratings at the Regional District Festival for Band. The band is divided into two sections: (1) marching band and (2) symphonic band. According to the many hours of practice which they put in, our band seemingly realizes that their goals can be achieved only as a result of 99 70 perspiration and °]o inspiration.” Our chorus practices the ideal that music is the universal language. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Melvin Lewis, is a very active and successful organization. The choir works very hard in order to present the number and caliber of perfor- mances. For the success of this group, work is the key. he Future Business Leaders of America President, Brenda Burden Vice President, Geraldine Jones Secretary, Doris Boone Ass ' t. Sec., Barbara Howard SPONSORS: Mrs. R. N. Smith, Miss A. Jones. Purpose: To develop competent, aggressive business leadership. Treasurer, Gloria West Chaplain, Beatrice Yancey Parliamentarian, Barbara Lawrence Dramatic Club (A scene from COINS OF HIS KINGDOM ) 82 The Gazette Staff SEATED, left to right: Barbara Rhodes, Janet Stephens, Margaret Bullock. STANDING: Thelma Roberts, Willie Hicks, Edward Cross, and Hilda Jackson. SEATED, left to right: Gloria Williams, and Annie E. Wilson. STANDING: Jacqueline Saunders, Joe M. Abell, Alvin Gatling, Veronica Haywood, and Joseph Copeland. The Yearbook Staff 83 The Student Council Robert Jackson, President Joseph Jackson, Vice President Miss E. M. Williams, Sponsor. The Art Club Lilian Cann, President Mrs. M. B. Harris, Sponsor 84 9cc cS at WE ADORED CADETS . . . SILENCE PLEASE ! GOING MY WAY! 85 GETTING AN EDUCATION? SAY CHEESE! 86 Barbara Rollins Patricia Williams Beverly T alley The February Commencement Speakers in Action Willie Faulks Vivian Suite 87 The Senior Banquet (One We’ll Never Forget!) 88 Math-Science Conference Participants Teacher Planning It’s Float Time THE BUSINESS AT HAND THE DANCE GROUP typewriting FOR EVERY 5TU0ENT 50 WORDS PER MINUTE! 91 GRINDING AWAY ! Norcom Sports The boys and girls at Norcom believe in building a strong body as well as building a strong mind. In keeping with this aim we ran, we played, we scored and we won . . . FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Robert Elex and Horace Dancey O ts rt .2 5 tJ 3 § 3 5 2 -S rG VTS £ S 53 S 5 rt s ““ no ■a S ,c no g o N 2 g § s c w 4 ® u £ ? no 3 6 S . Q c g 3 ,n pc rt 3 c ja wT ? “is s s W .C c rt . g ■8 s ' g a £ H 2 S ' g ■o e 3 « S .2 £ £ S 3 G £ c o 00 ►“3 „ 0) w _- ti « C rt „. 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MAGGIE WALKER 6-0 The Greyhounds ' powerful defense wouldn ' t bulge an inch as Norcom rolled over Maggie Walker 6-0 in Rich- mond on September 16. Robert Eley an outstanding defensive player recovered a fumble and scampered over for the only touchdown of the contest. ADDISON 21-6 In the first home game on September 22, the powerful Greyhounds displayed both offensive and defensive strength as they routed Addison of Roanoke 21-6. NORTHAMPTON On October 6, the offense of the Greyhounds had a field day in scoring 33 points on Northampton. The defense of the Greyhounds allowed the visitors only seven points. PHENIX 27-0 In posting the second of a series of shutouts the Greyhounds sent Phenix back to Hampton carrying a 27-0 defeat. The game was played on October 13 before hundreds of football fans. CRESTWOOD 20-0 Facing a tough Crestwood eleven the Greyhounds were held to a 0-0 tie. But after half-time the visitors cut loose on the Crestwood team and defeated them 20-0. The game on October 21, was Crestwood ' s homecoming. CARVER 6-0 On October 27, the now high rolling Greyhounds defeated a stubborn eleven Carver of South Norfolk 6-0. Both teams played good defensive ball, but the Greyhounds ' offense was a little better as they sent Carver back to South Norfolk suffering their first defeat. HUNTINGTON 6-0 On November 4, the Greyhounds journeyed to Newport News and defeated the always dangerous Huntington Vikings 6-0. Both teams displayed good defense. Norcom ' s touchdown came on a 35-yard pass run play from quarterback Leslie Harding to end Robert Windley. WARWICK 7-7 On November 11, the Greyhounds traveled to Newport News for the second week in a row and tied Carver of Newport News (Warwick) 7-7. In the last minutes of the game the Greyhounds were within 12 inches of scoring a second touchdown but time ran out. The Greyhounds ' touchdown came on a 36-yard play from quarterback Harding to fullback Richard Smith. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON 6-0 The 1959 version of the I. C. Norcom football team defeated Booker T. Washington of Norfolk 6-0 on November 23, as the Greyhounds won its second state championship in four years. The Greyhounds won the championship with a very respectable record of 9 wins and one tie. Fullback Richard Smith crashed the great Booker T. defense for the lone score of the annual Thanksgiving classic between the two teams. 94 Tennis Team Mr. John McGriff, Coach April 8: Norcom 9 April 11: Norcom 9 April 19: Norcom 7 April 20: Norcom 4 April 22: Norcom 6 April 23: Norcom 8 April 29: Norcom 8 April 30: Norcom 8 TENNIS TEAM SCORES OF 1960 Phenix 6 Booker T. (Norfolk) 0 Crestwood 1 Huntington 3 Crestwood 2 Armstrong 1 Phenix 4 Armstrong 1 1960 Baseball Team Eastern District Group A Champions Won 8 Lost 2 William Harding Co -Captain Robert Windley Charles Cook Co-Captain Richard Smith Bernard Driver Dallas Lynch James Moss Robert Winstead William Johnson James Hargraves John Baker Earl Sharpe Alvin Gatling Morris Edgerton Eric Harding Charles Crocker Pernell Brown Arnold Pines Harold Atkinson Arnie McClain Louis Roberts Scott Smith Norman Griffin William Eason Mr. Robert L. Smith, Coach Under the coaching of Mr. Robert Smith, the 1960 I. C. Norcom Baseball Team won the Eastern District Group A Championship with a 8-1 record, its only setback coming in the open- ing game against Crestwood, 2-1. Following this defeat, the team won 8 consecutive games and won the Group A Championship. The Greyhounds lost to Booker T. of Norfolk for the Eastern District Championship, 2-1. 97 NORCOM ' S HIGH STEPPERS From left to right are Barbara Suite, Beverly Chambliss, Cynthia Stewart, Veronica Jordan, Betty Moore, Antionette Jones, Jo Ann McCallister. FRONT: Ruth Wray, leader. V. EXAM TIME THE BIG N CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Janet Bailey, Marice Camor, Juanita Williams, Hiawatha Carmon, Norma Washington, Muriel Bailey, Bernice Baker, Charlotte Scott. 98 Life at Norcom has been filled with moments which we can never forget. As we leave these hallowed halls, the memory of pleasant days lingers on . . . THE PROM WAS THE MOST . . . BOY, HOW THEY COOKED THE FOOD! A TALENTED ARTIST 99 Oh, boy, exams! The Great Builders. 100 Remember This! Our Dance Teachers Lost combination Two-cents please! Pitch Please! Grunt and Groan Session. 101 Advertising SENIOR PICTURES WERE MADE BY BROADNAX . Weddings . Children STUDIO . Groups . Color . Interior . 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Abel, Joe 625 Lincoln St. EX Atkins, Floyd 73 Hobson St. 3-8632 Atkinson, Harold 1105 Center St. 3-6445 Barnes, Cleodius 623 Glasgow St. Barnes, Maynor 11 Dewey St. Battle, Frank 1503 Queen St. 9-2914 Battle, Vernon 1633 London St. 3-7219 Blue, Alphonza 1225 Green St. Boone, Melvin 607 Tazewell St. 3-1963 Bowen, Charles 36 Radford St. 7-9867 Boyd, Frederick 2015 Frederick Blvd. Boyd, Tommy 1541 King St. Brooks, Alvin 19 Carver Circle 9-8413 Browder, Willard 726 Griffin St. Brown, James 931 Hamilton Ave. 7-1393 Brown, Johnnie 2504 Marham St. 3-6187 Brown, Rayford 407 Eisenhower Circle 9-3971 Carey, Richard 2524 Graham St. 9-7698 Carter, Joseph 322 Kilian Ave. Chambliss, Theodore 318 Wall St. Chappelle, Edward 941 Potomac Ave. 7-4002 Cherry, Billy 1306 Maupin St. Chesson, Cede 3429 Timothy St. 9-8303 Christian, Sam 2542 Graham St. 9-7455 Clark, Jr. Samuel 10 Lee Heights St. 9-5985 Coles, John 6 Radford St. 3-6344 Conway, Reginald 22 Emerson St. 9-6884 Copeland, Joseph 1411 Highland Ave. 9-3296 Crocker, Charles 2717 Nashville Ave. Cross, Edward 157 Carver Circle Crudup, Irving 2704 Pinewell St. 3-4765 Davis, James 43 Manley St. Davis, Eugene 1238 Marshall Ave. Dixon, James 2510 Ash St. Downey, Robert 306 Phillips Ave. 7-9917 Driver, Linwood 1300 Highland Ave. 7-9580 Eason, Ira 1420 Lindsay Ave. Edwards, James 1312 Highland Ave. Eley, Robert 179 Carver Circle 3-0744 Ellis, Holland 503 Spectator St. Ely, James 1409 Mt. Vernon Ave. 7-3250 Faulcon, John 354 Carver Circle 9-8393 Faulks, Willie 3516 Trexler Ave. 3-0601 Fulp, Norris 702 Gosport Road 7-1522 Green, Joseph 945 Vermoint Ave. 7-5404 Green, Linwood 1422 Barbour Drive Green, William 3309 Gwin St. 3-6280 Griffin, Norman 2629 Airline Tpk. 7-5448 Gourdine, Wilford 54 Manley St. 3-4122 Harding, Eric 2733 Markham St. 3-8381 112 Harding, William Hargraves, James Harper, F rank Hasty, Goliah Hawkins, Ronald Hicks, George Hicks, Willie Hicks, Willie Harrell, Earl Holmes, George Jones, Harold Jones, Eldridge Jones, Robert Jones, Thomas Jones, Walter Jordan, David Kellogg, Melvin Kemp, Maurice King, Clifton Knight, Phillip Lowe, Joseph Lowe, Phillip Mabry, Earl Mason, Jimmie McBryde, Owens McClain, Arnie Middleton, James Mitchell, John Moore, Edward Moore, Roger Morris, Donald Morris, Johnny Moss, James Myrick, Floyd Nesbit, Lawrence Norvell, Thomas Outlaw, James Parham, Wilbur Parker, Larry Parker, Robert Peanort, Matthew Peoples, James Perry, Lewis Prunty, James Randall, Leon Reid, Thomas Rooks, William Salley, William Sherrod, Eugene Sherwood, Edward Simmons, Adolphus Simon, Willie J. 2407 Des Moines Ave. 1314 Centre St. 272 Jeffry Wilson 623 London St. 1022 Fayette St. 56 Radford St. 1007 C -County St. 717 Langley Blvd. 65 Radford St. 1100 South St. 630 County St. 2714 Magnolia St. 1219 Effingham St. 2900 Deep Creek Blvd. 2806 Areadia 7000 Green St. 69 Jeffery Wilson 1219 Green St. 1011 Maupin St. 2678 London St. 2208 Brighton St. 628 Edward St. 2223 Gosport Road 2908 Deep Creek Blvd. 164 Martin Ave. 19 Nelville St. 601 Thorne Ave. 719 County St. L523 Highland Ave. 753 Caledonia St. 937 Vermount Ave. 1406 Apt. F. Ida B. 2710 Pinewell St. 1442 High St. 302 So. Elm Ave. 112 Howard Park 607 Stratford Dr. 119 Wilson Road 1025 Palmer St. 1418 Wilcox Ave. 117 Carver Circle 805 Apt. D. Barbour Dr 1305 Effingham St. 814 Stonewall St. 1201 H. County St. 16 Lee Heights 41 Hopson St. 1517 Summit Ave. 560 Virginia Ave. 1318 Effingham St. 1003 C County St. 9-4893 3-0159 7-5295 9-6371 9-0593 3-2498 3-9218 9-3535 7-7608 9-6634 3-8923 3-0115 7-2668 3-2948 9-0493 3-3382 7-7573 3-7518 7-6426 9-2059 3-3955 3-1364 9-5551 7-1687 3-6142 9-0405 9-6617 3-2887 9-8396 9-0536 3-6276 7-2857 7-4035 113 Slade, John 619 South St. Smith, Edgar 1612 Queen St. 9-5703 Smith, Edward 1612 Queen St. 9-5703 Smith, George 2524 Lansing Ave. 7-2021 Smith, Nathan 1803 Chestnut St. Smith, Richard 1111 Jefferson St. 3-6705 Smith, Zola 2719 Pinewell St. 9-6470 Sparrow, Frank 619 South St. Spence, James 1317 Hamilton Ave. 7-2953 Stalling, John 287 Carver Circle 3-7932 Stovall, David 2305 Green St. Sweatt, George 3101 Hull St. Sykes, James 2500 Lansing Ave. 9-6285 Taylor, Augustus 83 Manley St. 3-1191 Turner, Richard 2229 Elm Ave. 9-6470 Turner, Robert 2901 County St. 7-8675 Twitty, William 1320 Summit Ave. 3-0409 Vaugham, Preston 2904 Pine St. Wallace, William 1100 London St. 7-3717 Warren, Johnny 5 Moss St. Wilder, Wesley 1342 Langley Blvd. Williams, Jerry 320 Quebec St. 3-4880 Wilson, Calvin 18 Grand St. 3-0546 Winstead, Robert 2503 Pine St. 3-2398 GIRLS Allen, Joyce 1105 Center St. 3-6445 Ames, Mary 403 Norcom Circle 9-4669 Anderson, Helen 206 Ivey St. Armstrong, Gwendolyn 110 Howard Pk. Baker, Peggy 2532 Graham St. Baxter, Marian 366 Wool Ave. 7 -3942 Baysmore, Ruby 1904 County St. Blackwell, Althea 2220 Green St. Blackwell, Bernice 745 Carver Circle Blount, Elouise 1112 Fayette St. Boone, Doris 317 First Ave. Bowdry, Shirley 731 Fayette St. Boyd, Jacqueline 341 Jeffry Wilson Boyd, Marilyn 169 1 2 Wool Ave. 9-5453 Brinkley, Essie 917 Mt. Vernon Ave. 7-9305 Brown, Barbara 538 Lincoln Ave. 9-3672 Brown, Jewel 2903 Magnolia Circle 9-8605 Bullock, Margaret 1203 A Barbour Dr. | 3-4535 Burden, Brenda 619 Armstrong St. Bush, Lillie 2729 Chicago Ave. 7-0468 Carter, Elsie 1415 Sherwood St. 9-6814 Chambliss, Beverly 2104 Pine St. 3-0705 Chappelle, Doris 941 Potomac Ave. 7-4002 Cherry, Lucille 1208 London St. Clark, Betty 723 South St. Clark, Linda 211 Carver Circle Claude, Alma 28 Wilson St. 114 Copeland, Reba 505 Avondale St. 9-5466 Cuffee, Shirley 2807 Chicago Ave. Deburry, Vera 815 Scott St. 3-8904 Doyle, Carol 2404 Effingham St. Dudley, Vivian 333 Jeffry Wilson 7-9157 Dukem, Phyllis 2721 Bagley St. Edwards, Carolyn 294 Carver Circle 3-1681 Epps, Lena 917 A Columbia 3-1904 Freeman, Gloria Goodman, Angelyn 324 Monroe Ave. 3-1512 Green, Catherine 3316 Knox St. 9-6204 Green, Thelma 23 Jeffry Wilson 9-7340 Halison, Norma 3317 Trexler Ave. 7-3543 Hargrove, Eleanor 817 Scott St. 7-8259 Haywood, Veronica 2516 Elm Ave. 3-1822 Hill, Dorothy 2660 London St. 7-5961 Hill, Irene 77 Manteo St. Hines, Dorothy 7946 Vermont Ave. 7-6037 Holland, Lessie 3208 N. Armstead St. 9-2691 Hopson, Audrey 1621 Spectator St. 3-6174 Howard, Barbara 1410 F -Barbour Dr. - Hunt, Mary 321 Morris Ave. 3-2927 Jackson, Hilda 361 Carver Circle 3-5812 Johnson, Carolyn 209 Truxton Ave. 9-5482 Jones, Constance 215 Allard Dr. Jones, Audrey 2700 Pinewell St. 7-0607 Jones, Carolyn 456 Lee Ave. Jones, Francis 1427 London St. 3-3742 Jones, Geraldine 614 North St. Jones, Lizzie 2417 Pine St. 7-1583 Jordan, Jean 410 Carver Circle 9-8419 Kellogg, Elvin 69 Jeffry Wilson 3-0115 Kiah, Sandra 106 Steward St. Knight, Mattie 2678 London St. Landy, Feiona 1305 Highland Ave. Leathers, Velma 1531 Center Ave. 3-1647 Lee, Earnestine 2302 Elm Ave. Lee, Eunice 1041 Tazewell St. 9-7229 Lee, Juanita 1417 Gosport Rd. 9-5839 Lowe, Evelyn 628 Edward St. 3-3382 Lucus, Arlenner 415 Phillip Ave. 3-4632 Magee, Joyce 613 Henderson St. 3-1671 Malbrough, Beverly 18 Hopson St. 9 -4538 Malloy, Eileen 66 Hopson St. 9-4539 McCallan, Anita 74 Grove St. McCollister, Jo Ann 2828 High St. Moody, Daisy 47 Carver Circle Moore, Carol 2820 Glasgow St. 7-2988 Moore, Jacqueline 1612 Strafford St. 3-8890 Neal, Bertha 327 Columbia St. Newby, Martha 3401 Allen St. 9-2140 Oliver, Gatha 4 Manteo St. 7-9387 115 Pettiford, Shirley 947 Hamilton Ave. 9-8502 Pope, Joan Rt. Box A -450 -A HU -8 -2874 Purefay, Mary 295 Jeffry Wilson Randall, Alma 711 Argyle St. 3-2855 Rawls, Cornelia 2811 Magnolia St. 9-5477 Ray, Mary 2809 Magnolia St. 9-2560 Reese, Gloria 2503 Effingham St. Roberts, Josephine 519 Phillips Ave. 9-5493 Roberts, Thelma 206 Phillips Ave. Robinson, Elouise 310 Jeffry Wilson Rollins, Barbara 316 S. Armstrong St. Salley, Faye 1517 Summit Ave. 7-2857 Saunders, Jacqueline 185 Carver Circle 3-0148 Sawyer, Gwendolyn 2614 Airline Turnpike 3-5970 Sherrod, Ann 322 Rodgers Sherrod, Magdaline 530 Virginia Ave. 7-4035 Smith, Dorothy 123 A Howard St. 9-4625 Smith, Emma 702 Parker St. 7-1172 Smith, Lillian 1430 Barbour Dr. Smith, Thelma 1805 Chestnut St. Sutton, Gloria 412 Taft Drive Stephens, Emily 1003 A County St. 7-5077 Stephens, Janet 928 C South St. Suite, Vivian D. 11 Lincoln St. 9-5777 Talley, Beverly 2712 Magnolia St. 9-3644 Troy, Oliva 314 Effingham St. 3-4183 Turner, Carolyn 1614 Spectator St. 7-1923 Tyler, Geneva 1237 Center Ave. Wallace, Betty 122 A Howard St. Welch, Marion 1320 Langley St. West, Barbara 2219 Chestnut St. 3-5368 West, Gloria 2717 Gosport Rd. 3-4906 White, Marie 2408 Pine St. 3-5694 Whitfield, Florence 2745 London St. 7-4950 Williams, Barbara 30 Temple St. 9-4715 Williams, Bernice 3404 Trexler Ave. 9-1643 Wilson, Annie 303 King St. 7-9772 Wooden, Doris 1602 County St. 7-2961 Yancey, Beatrice 151 Jeffry Wilson Yancey, Mary 151 Jeffry Wilson Jones, Mary 634 North St. 9-3121 Wilson, Mary 225 Truxton Ave. 7-5708 3 PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LlBRAR ' 3230 00142 9970 . 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