James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

S) i ' • 1 • K I I V h. |r n nii irrnTminr, MONROE 1947 pro Yearbook of The JAMES MONROE High School Fredericksburg, Virginia Central Rapp. B-cgional Library 1201 Caroline Street Fred., VA. 22401 IT TO r; VOLUME ONE ECHO Monroe, the late who en- ames tered the Armed Service and paid the supreme sacrifice for the ideals of democracy as laid down by our past ames Monore. men FOREWORD � TIL NIGHT THAT ENTIRE THE JOURNEY TO ...LUNCH LINE. PROM MORNING AND ON AFTER DAY AT JA1 ES SCHOOL...RUN TROUBLES AND THE SUNSET MONROE HIGH •V. J -6 J A1.5 4 -K. «V % M ...FIRST CLASS MORE TROUBLES... NO SMOKING...LIBRARY- SILENCE PLEASE ...COKES AT VICTORY DINER...SCIENCE CLUB MEETING... GLEE CLUB ...A RIDE IN THE JEEP...PEP RALLY. . .GYl . . . A STROLL ACROSS THE FIELD AT NIGHT... CLASS OFFICERS...MR, LATHAM’S MOUSTACHE...PENNANTS AND HATS WITH SCHOOL LETTERS...A MILKSHAKE AT MAG ' S...SENIOR PRIVILEGES ... BASEBALL... LAST ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE EVENING...TRIPS DOWN TOWN ...SENIOR A TEST TO THE STEPS THE FIELD DETENTION ...G.A.A. THE FRONT THE GAME...CLOCK...CLUB VARSITY...PHYSICS CLASS GAMES...INDUSTRIAL ARTS ... THURSDAY -(BOYS)... MRS.PROCTOR ' S...MAILBOX STORE...BASKETBALL...AS JESS PYNE AND MELODIERS ...J.M.H.S. PRESS...DIPLOMA...CRY... JUNE PROM...SO THAT YOU WILL NEVER FORGET THOSE DAYS AT J.M.H.S., WE PRESENT THIS PAGE-A DAY AT OUR DEAR ALMA MATER .THE STAFF.... .SNACK AT I M. ' S. CLASS RINGS...AT STUDY FOR... WITH THE ...GANDY HALL FOR ...TARDY DOOR...A DUES YOU ...SUSIE NEWS...A FOOTBALL IN FRONT TRESSLER . . .OFFICE . BOOK LOST HOME WITH A KISS ON MOON OVER ... LAB... TWO WEEKS BELL...BY DAY AFTER FORGOT...JUNIOR ROOM 2...MIDGET RIDE IN HIS CAR . ..ICE CREAM AT OP MAG ' S...BOOK SAYS...MUSIC BY HELPER...HEALTH We would like to ex¬ press our appreciation to Mr. Guy H. Brown who has won a warm spot in the heart of each student as a friend, as a great leader, and as a faithful adviser. HIGH SCHOOL Fint Roil’ (left to right): Mrs. l.dith Atcheson, Home Kconomics; Miss Eleanor Wade, Mathematics; Miss Mildred Lapsley, Science; Miss Jane Tarbutton, Distributive Education; Mrs. Mildred Chick, Dramatics; Miss Emeline Stearns, History, Second Row: Miss Josephine inskeep, Physical Education; Mr. Arthur Schwartz, Industrial Arts; Miss Margaret Rowell, Music; Mr. Rennie Tubbs, English; Miss Katherine Jamison, Home Economics; Mr. Gilbert Latham, Band; Mrs, Elsie Allison, English. ! 6 V Our assistant principal, Mr. F. R. Tubbs, has promoted a high scholas¬ tic record, good man¬ ners, regular attendance, and a sense of individual obligation. FACULTY First Row (left to right): Mrs. Etha Whitenack, Library; Mrs. Beth Brent, English; Mrs. Wilma Hester, Commerce; Mrs. Lorena Neill, Visit¬ ing Teacher; Miss Marguerite Unruh, Commerce; Mrs. Kate Keckler, Mathematics. Second Row: Mr. Bruce Neill, Diversified Occupations; Mrs. Emma Euliss, Science; Mr. C. W. Miller, Supervisor; Atr. Joseph Dahlgren, Lan¬ guage; Mrs. Elizabeth Courtney, History; Mr. John Madden, Physical Education; Dr. Charles Frick, Physics, not in picture. 7 V GRADUATION, 1947 Motto: Tonight We Launch; Where Shall We Anchor? CLASS POEM Goodbye, old walls that sheltered us And nursed us for this day; Goodbye, you years which tied so fast. And dreams which would not stay. W ' e scatter now to seek the new, Down roads that beckon far; To what dim distance will they lead? W ' hat gates will we unbar? What new horizons will unfold New vistas thru the years. And will we find a surcease there G)f laughter or of tears? No matter now, our feet fall light. And proud our heads and high; And may each sight the goal he seeks. Find strength to reach it by. I’envoi Goodbye, old walls, you seem so still And sadly brooding as we go. You surely would not have us leave With saddened step or spirits low. Rest tranquil that our hearts still hold. Amidst the new that crowds them so. The happy days—the days of old. The lovely days at James Monroe. — I- F- F . J 8 h Garrison Kay Wilkinson Parsons OFFICERS Jack Garrison President Charlotte Kay Vice-President Betty Wilkinson Secretary C. B. Parsons T reasnrer Our most efficient sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Courtney. Members of the faculty and student body express their heart-felt appre¬ ciation for her inspiration. SENIOR CLASS K. ' 4v, ' S , ' .V V 5 W‘ ' .. v -- jjiKBa [ V ' L jr jB 1 Phyllis Anderson Patricia Brown Everett Davis Arlene Boutyard Ralph Billingsley Jack Garrison Jean Brown Joyce Curtis Freda Gouldman SENIORS PHYLLIS ANNE ANDERSON, Phil”; Band, 1; Basketball, 3-4; Softball, 3-4; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Spotlight, 4; Literary Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; G.A.A., 4. • NETTIE ARLENE BOUT- YARD, Butch”; Secretary, 2; Literary Club, 4; Spotlight, 4. • JEAN EVEEYN BROWN, Tes- sie”; Dance Club, 2; Softball, 4; Library Assistant, 4. • PATRICIA MAY BROWN, Patsy”; Latin Club, 1-2; President of Erench Club, 3-4; Beta Club, 2- 3, President, 4; Representative to S.C.A., 3; Spot¬ light, 4; Literary Club, 4; Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contestant, 4. • RALPH EVERETT BILLINGS¬ LEY, Snee”; Treasurer, 1; Hippo Club, 1; Basket¬ ball, 2-3; Baseball, 3; Navy, 3 years; Alidget Football Coach, 4. JOYCE MAE CURTIS, JoJo”; Distributors Club, 4. • EVERETT BIERY DAVIS, Dave”; Football, 2-3-4, J.V. Basketball, 3; Basketball, 3-4. • JACK STIFFS GARRISON, Mouth”; Vice- President, 3; President, 4; Football, 2-3-4; J.V. Basketball, 1-2-3; Basketball, 4; J.V. Baseball, 1-2; Baseball, 3-4; Beta Club, 3-4; Science Club, 3-4; Dramatics Club, 4; Latin Club, 1-2; Projector Club, 1-2; Editor of Monroe Echo, 4; Spotlight, 2-3-4; Literary Staff, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Representative to Boy’s State, 3. • FREDA CHARLESWORTH GOULDMAN, Dimples”; Home Economics Club, 3- 4. • EDWARD LEE HECK, Ed”; Science Club, 3-4; Glee Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Representative to Junior Academy of Science of Virginia. • ROBERT O’NEIL HEFFERNAN, Pretty Boy”; Football, 3-4. • AUDREY JOAN HUDSON, Pumpkin”; Glee Club, 1; Distributors Club, 4. ■1 11 f Edward Heck Robert Heffernan Audrey Hudson Cl ii TON Jones Phii.ip Kesi l Susan Lanier Charlotte Kay Robert Kidd Richard Layton Miriam Kay Max Ktotz Mary Le ' xts SENIORS Jacqueline Lightner Anne Mitchell Beryl Nolan CLIFTON JONES, JR., ' ' Swilton”; Esquire Club, 2; Baseball, 3-4; Basketball, 4; Eootball, 4; Navy, 3 years. • CHARLOTTE ERMA KAY, Chaudy”; Treasurer, 1; Vice-President, 4; Band, 1- 2; Dance Club, 1-2; Science Club, 3-4; Basketball, 2- 4; Softball, 3-4; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Spotlight, 1-3-4; Literary Club, 4; G.A.A., 3-4; Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Erench Club, 3-4; State Public Speaking Contest, 3-4. • MIRIAM CARO¬ LINE KAY, Mimi”; Secretary, 3; Spotlight, 1-2-4; Cheerleader, 3-4; Band, 1; Dance Club, 1-2; G.A.A., 3- 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Basketball, 4; Literary Club, 4; Erench Club, 2-3. • PHILIP GARLAND KESEL, Pete”; Band, 1-2-3-4; J.V. Basketball, 3; Science Club, 4; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Editor of Literary Club, 4; Spotlight, 3-4; Representative to S.C.A., 3; Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contestant, 4. ROBERT EDWIN KIDD, Bobby”; Manager of Basketball, 2-3-4; Manager of Baseball, 2-4; Manager of Eootball, 3-4; Science Club, 3-4; Literary Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4. • MAX KLOTZ, Max”; Science Club, 4; Erench Club, 2-3; Dramatics Club, 4 SUSAN CONNELLY LA¬ NIER, Sue”; President, 2; Latin Club, 1-2; Erench Club, 3-4; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Spotlight, 2-3-4; Band, 1; Beta Club, 4; G.A.A., 3-4; Cheerleader, 3-4; Science Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Prompter for Senior Play, 4; Representative to S.C.A., 3. • RICHARD ANDREW EAYTON, Tucker”; Hippo Club, 1; Esquire Club, 1; Manager of Basket¬ ball, 2; Eootball, 4; Navy 3 years. MARY MACOY EEWIS, Susie”; Dance Club, 2-3; Basket¬ ball, 1-2; Glee Club, 1; G.A.A., 3-4; Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Erench Club, 4. JACQUE¬ LINE CHRISTINE EIGHTNER, Jackie”; Vice- President, 2; Beta Club, 2-3-4; Spotlight, 4; Com¬ mercial Club, 4; Eiterary Staff, 4; Monroe Echo Typist, 4; Teacher’s Secretary, 4. ANNE MOR¬ ROW MITCHELL, Mitch”; Softball, 3-4; G.A.A., 4; Distributors Club, 3-4; Representative to State Distributor’s Club Convention, 3. • BERYL RAY NOLAN, Tool”; Eootball, 2-3, Captain, 4; J.V. Eootball, 1; Track Team, 2; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Representative to Rotary Club, 4; Marines, 3 years. 13 Olio OSMONDSON C. B. Parsons Lillie Rankin James Ow ens Doris Peters Ellen Rogers Raymond Parcell Mamie Pitts Patricia Rogers SENIORS OTTO B. OSMONDSON, O. B.”; Indiistrial Arts News, 1. • JAMES LINWOOD OWENS, Jimmy”; ® RAYMOND EUNICE PARCELL, JR., Jackie”; Latin Club, 1-2; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Manager of Football, 3; Football, 4; Science Club, 3-4; Dramatics Club, 4; Projector Club, 1-2; Spof- I ' ghf, 1-2-3-4; Literary Club, 4; Stage Manager of Senior Play, 4; Representative to Junior Academy of Science of Virginia, 3-4; Contestant in Science Talent Search, 4; Band, 1-2-3-4; • CRAIG BYRD PAR¬ SONS, JR., C. B.”; Band, 1-2-3-4; Monroe Echo Staff, 4; Literary Staff, 4; Treasurer, 4: Spoflighf, 3-4; Science Club, 4; President of Dramatics Club, 4; Basketball, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Representative to S.C.A., 3; Representative to Boy’s State, 3. DORIS LOARINE PETERS, ' Cutie”; Distributors Club, 4. • MAMIE CULL PITTS, Joe”; Secretary and Treasurer, 2; Glee Club, 1; Basketball, 2-3. LILLIE KATHRYN RANKIN, Gem”; Glee Club, 3; Distributors Club, 4. ELLEN VIRGINIA ROGERS, Ee”; Distribu¬ tors Club, 4; Glee Club, 3. • PATRICIA ANNE ROGERS, Pat”; Distributors Club, 4. NELLIE ANNE SCHOOLER, Nell”; Softball, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 3-4; G.A.A., 2-3-4. • ELSIE CORNER SCOTT, Scottie”; Band, 1-2-3-4; Spotlight, 1-2, Editor, 3-4; Science Club, 3-4; Glee Club, 3; Cheer¬ leader, 4; G.A.A., 3-4; French Club, 3-4; Manager Basketball, 3-4; Manager Softball, 3-4; Literary Club, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Representative to S.C.A., 3-4, Vice Chairman. ® WILBUR CHRISTIAN SHEP¬ HERD; Wee Willie”; Football, 3-4; Baseball, 3-4. Nellie Schooler Elsie Scott Wilbur Shepherd 4 15 K John Smith Ernest Stoffregen Joyce Thomas Bettie Sneltings Patricia Stone Edw ard Tompkins Walter Snellings Robert Straughan Jeanette Trigger SENIORS Jeannine Vaughn Emanuel Vizzi Jane Warfield • JOHN GRAHAM SMITH, Rooter”; Projec¬ tor Club, 1-2. • BETTIE RAE SNELLINGS, Kit¬ ten”; President, 3; Basketball, 2-3, Captain, 4; Soft- ball, 2-3-4; Cheerleader, 4; G.A.A., 3, President, 4. WALTER SNELLINGS, JR., Junior”; Foot¬ ball, 3-4; Basketball, 3-4; Manager Football, 1-2; Manager Basketball, 1-2; Monroe Echo Staff. ERNEST LEE STOFFREGEN, S tuff”; Football, 4. • PATRICIA MAE STONE, Pat”; Science Club, 3-4; Home Economics Club, 3-4; Literary Club, 4. • ROBERT MORRIS STRAUGHAN, Bob”; Band, 1-2-3-4; Football, 1; Latin Club, 1-2; Science Club, 3-4; Representative to Junior Academy of Science of Virginia, 3-4. • JOYCE LORRAINE THOMAS, Shorty”; Beta Club, 3-4; Commercial Club, 4; Teacher’s Secretary, 4. JAMES ED¬ WARD TOMPKINS, Eddie”; French Club, 2-3; Dramatics Club, 2-3-4. • JEANETTE LEE TRIG¬ GER, Trigger”; Glee Club, 1-2; Dance Club, 3; Distributors Club, 4. JEANNINE GRAY VAUGHN, Jean”; Glee Club, 3; Softball, 2-3-4; Cheerleader, 4; Spotlight Staff, 4; Dramatics Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Literary Club, 4; EMANUEL L. VIZZI, Vizzi”; Football, 1; Navy, 3 years. • JANE DICKENSON WARFIELD, Dicky”; Secretary, 1; Treasurer, 2; Home Economics Club, 2-4, President, 1; Dramatics Club, 4. ( I 17 h In closing the Senior sec¬ tion of the 1947 Monroe Echo, the staff would like to pause briefly to pay tribute to French B. Catlett, a mem¬ ber of the class of 1947, who was killed m an automobile accident June 13, 1946. Throughout his entire high school life, French had an unusual ability in sports. He was elected to be the captain of our football team for the t’ear 1946-47. As a scholar he was rated among the best in the class, and as a friend there was no better. His enthusiasm as a stu¬ dent and leader in the school, his meritorious achievements on the athletic held, his friendship and personality, will never cease to hold a special meaning for all who knew him. SENIORS JEAN WATT W ' HITF- HOUSE, Jeanie”; Home Economics Club, 3-4; French Club, 3; Science Club, 4; Eit- erary Club, 4. BETTY ANN WIEKINSON, Cuddles”; Secretary, 1-4; President, 3; Band, 1-2; Bas¬ ketball, 1-3-4; Softball, 1-3- 4; G.A.A., 3-4; Eatin Club, 1-2; Dance Club, 1; Science Club, 3, President 4; Mon¬ roe Echo Staff, 4; Spoflig f, 4; Cheerleader, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Dramatics Club, 4. • HAZEL DIANE WILLIAMS, Di”; Latin Club, 1-2; French Club, 3-4; Spotlight Staff, 1-2; Beta Club, 2-3-4; Science Club, 3-4; Literary Club, 4. Jean Whiiehouse Betty Wilkinson Diane Williams -1 18 ] ' Mo$t Popular Bcsf Looking Senior Bc f All Around Bcr,f Athlete Best Personality CuARi.oTTi; Kay Jean Whitehouse Elsie Scon Bettie Snellings Phyllis Anderson Beryl Nolan C. B. Parsons Jack Garrison Walter Snellings Everett Davis Personalities Best Sue Max Dressed Lanier Klotz Most Talented Jackie Lightner Philip Kesel Most Sophisticated Mary Lewis Edward EIeck Best Dancer Pat Stone Ralpei Billingsley Most Romantic Miriam Kay Ralph Chinn Most Bashful Patsy Brown Ceieton Jones Biggest Line Jane Warfield Bobby Kidd Alost Talkative Betty Wilkinson Tucker Layton Biggest Flirt Jean Vaughn Wilbur Shepeierd Alost Witty Ereda Gouedman Jack Parceel -{ 19 }• JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ernest Cope President Ward Jones V ii ' c-Picsidcuf Betty Wii t ard Scevetavy Randolph Mills TrcasHrev CLASS SONG Where, Oh Where Are the Jolly Juniors, Where, Oh Where Are the Jolly Juniors, Where, Oh Where Arc the Jolly Juniors, Safe Now In the Senior Class. They’ve Gone Out From Plane Geometry, They’ve Gone Out From Plane Geometry, They’ve Gone Out From Plane Geometry, Safe Now In the Senior Class. Cope Jones Willard Mills JUNIORS First Row (left to right): Virginia Enibrey, Nancy Straughan, Paige Sullivan, Ward Jones, (Vice-President); Betty Willard, (Secretary); Er¬ nest Cope, (President); Betty Sullivan, Randolph Mills, (Treasurer); Dorothy Snellings, Marianne Rose, Anne Resell. Second Rote: Betty Bclew, Anne Stone, Elsie Williams, Lois Pritchett. Betty Jean Jefferson, Jackie Kendall, Mary Peden, Ellen Colley, Jean Layton, Dean Pulliam, Shirley Grinnan, Nancy Sullivan, Jean Aldridge, Gloria Wright. Third Rote: Ruth Young, Pearl Hall, Mary Heflin, Paula Marchal, Bertha Shelton, Nadine Ferris, Douglas Janney, Almont Lindsey, Jr., Thad Green, Peggy Shelton, Margaret Snellings, Joyce Monroe, Anne Beck, Nancy Gaquerel. Fourth Row: Nelson Fritter, Rodger Chartters, Charles Harding, Teddy Jones, Bobby Thurston, Mathew Hall, Leroy Freeman, Clinton Atkins, Donald Legacy, Eugene Limerick, Richard Hall, Charles Carter. Fifth Row: Randolph Young, Tommy Thurston, Bobby Heflin, Tommy Segar, Arthur Doumas, Jack Russler, Gerald Potvin, Charles Linton, Donald BafV, Ray Donald, Billy Ross. 1 21 J SOPHOMORE CLASS HIGH Firsf Roil’ (left to right): Peggy Flippo, Bobbie June Caverlee, Jean Donahoe, Pat FFeflin, Patsy Anderson, Virginia McGee, Mary Ellen Sotithworth, Olga Bauer, Betsy Brown. Second Roll’: Dwight Armstrong, Douglas Gouldman, Gloria Carter, Joyce Shepherd, Barbara Forbush, Jact]ueline Green, Barbara Garner, James Pappas. Third Roll’: Billy Layton, Tomty Cocke, Carlton Onderdonk, FFerman Carr, FFenry Ray, Roger Loving, FFenry Cloe. Fourth Row: Robert Featherstone, Alfred Ventura, Rudolph Mills, Lee Pritchett, Dick Limerick. LOW First Roil’ (left to right): Mary Anne Perry, Betty Lou Berry, Ellen Ross Gibson, F eggy Snellings, Peggy FFall, Natalie Lancaster, Virginia Brooks, Mary Weber Stoner, Doris Ann Lindsey, Judy Scott, Lois FFarder, Mary Frances Drew, Betty Jean Walker. Second Row: Virgilene Donald, Betty Belman, Jean Stevens, Mary Oliver, Margaret Pitts, Doris Pepper, Jackie Pitts, Diana Rowe, Pat Estes, lAicille Chandler, Barbara English, Jackie FFagg, Marlene Kendall, Marilyn Weaver. Third Row: Barbara Williams, Delores Garnett, Kathryn Cann, Doris Kendall, Frances Berry, Barbara Burgess, Carole Farmer, Virginia Stiles, Nancy FFall, Barbara Lanes, Carrie Nunnally, Janet Chinn. Fourth Row: Frank Berry, William Jennings, Ryland FFarding, Lowell Self, Frank Marshall, Naydean Scearce, Shirlet ' Townsend, FFavid Wheaton, Nelson Graves, Jr., Ryland Bowie, Aubrey F)affan. Fifth Row: Robert Resio, Jakie Ellis, Donald Alexander, Raleigh Drake, Joe Dan McCary, Jack Young, Arthur Kendall, LFuke Taliaferro, Edward Cann, Jr., Charles Hearn, Richard Bell. Sixth Row: Franklin Powell, Dike 1 looe. Bud Damron, Andrew Skinner, Carl Howard, Kenneth Snellings, Joe Scher, Raymond Colley, William Stewart, Red Knight. J 22 h SOPHOMORES 23 h FRESHMAN CLASS HIGH I ' vsf Row (left to Patsy Pritchett, Mary Jane Lancaster, Kathryn Fleming, Mary Frances Jenkins, Lois Kendall, Maralee Peters, Jeanette Perry, Doris Smith, Bernice Brown. Second Row: Jane Owens, Nancy Kesel, Ii)ora Toombs, Jean Rose, Anne Sacrey, Mary Anne Reynolds, Virginia Harrison, Margaret Fleming. Third Row: Oscar Brent, Joe Heffernan, George Jones, Raymond Brown, George Kroll- man, Johnny Bird, Roland Gallahan, Lloyd Brooks. Fourth Row: Glenroy Haney, Ray Perry, Earl Kendall, Leroy Perry, Peter Schmitz, David Brown, George Benson, Charles Whittaker. LOW First Roll’ (left to right): Phyllis Damron, Dorothy Scearce, Irene Carneal, Joyce Dickinson, Patricia Middleton, Lucille English, Jean Legacy, Jean Hall, Pauline Binns, Virginia Robinson, Marian Gravatt, Betty Lou Perry, Barbara Hicks. Second Row: Denelda Smith, Prances Powell, Betty Lee Barbour, Dorothy Fugett, June Jones, Eleanor Rae Jones, Joan Pershing, Nancy Stone, Eleanor Pritchett, Peggy Shelkett, Phyllis Smith, Ruby Pipkin, Nancy Wright, Lois Dickinson. Third Row: Prances Chewning, Terry Eewis, Patsy Wilhour, Betty Jane Thompson, Wilma Carneal, Joan Sullivan, Virginia Heflin, Jean Spindle, Shirley Clarke, Joyce Robinson, Audrey Taylor, Catherine Way, Billy Doumas, Hayden Silver. Fourth Row: Carlton Heflin, John Wright, Eogan Ritchie, Jean Ward, Barbara Wright, Beverlv Crooks, Ellen Davenport, Margaret Garland, Bobby Lee Dent, Harry Fleming, Jr., Philip Coleman, Mack Sebastian, Kenneth Coe, Kenneth Brooks. Fifth Roil’: Stuart Gallant, George Shepherd, Leo De Bruyn, Thomas Heflin, Rudolph Edelberg, Jimmy Mooney, Robert Lowery, Walter Stanley, Bernard Curtis, Alvin Mason, Lauman Schooler, Byron Gayle, Mac Willis. Sixth Roic: Edwin Mitchell, Jerry Eeonard, Alton Whitaker, Billy Middleton, Colston Toombs, Richard Carpenter, Nelson Reeves, Taylor Linton, James Surles, Tommy Reed, Carthage Prince, Bobby Hilldrup, Broadus Tate. J 2 4 !- FRESHMEN i 25 F 1 ' m IB W a T| Several Club Presidents MONROE ECHO [NDUSTRIAE ARTS NEWS BETA CEUB SCIENCE CEUB DISTRIBUTORS CLUB IRENCH CEUB HOME EC. CEUB SPOTLIGHT THE LIT JR. BETA CEUB J.M.H.S. BAND DRAMATICS CEUB G.A.A. GLEE CLUB J 26 h SENIOR DAY DANCE December 13, 1946 27 1 MONROE ECHO Monroe Echo Staff Sciifiul (left to rinht): C. B. Parsons, (Business Manager); jack Garrison (Editor); Mr. F. R. Tubbs, (Sponsor); jack Parcell, (Assistant Editor); Peter Kesel, (Business Manager). Stiiiuliiig: Sue Lanier, Beryl Nolan, Charlotte Kay, Phyllis Anderson, Walter Snellings, Betty Wilkinson. 28 h Spotlight Seated (left to right): Jack I ' arccll, Jackie Liglitner, Miriam Kay, Betty Wilkinson, Jack Garrison, (Boys’ Sports Iiditor) ; Elsie Scott, (Editor); Pete Kesel, (Assistant Editor); Charlotte Kay, Phyllis Anderson, Jean Vaughn, C. B. Parsons. Standing: Natalie Lancaster, Jackie Uagg, Judy Scott, Diana Rowe, Olga Bauer, Gloria Wright, Bobby Thurston, Patsy Brown, Mr. Bruce Neill, (Sponsor); Anne Resell, Nancy Gaquerel, Anne Beck, Doris Ann Lindsey, Bobbie June Caverlee, Lois Harder, Peggy Idall, Terry Lewis, Betty Sullivan, Jean Aldridge, (Girls’ Sports Editor). Typists for Spotlight (Left to r ' l ht): Betty Sullivan, Shirley Cirinnan, Mary Heilln, Pearl Hall, Pat Stone. SPOTLIGHT 29 !• INDUSTRIAL ARTS NEWS (Left to yi ht): Neil HcfFcrnjin, Ray DonaKi, Jones, Mr. Arthur Schwartz, {Spon.sor) ; Wilbur Shepherd, Dick Limerick, Walter Snellings. -{ 30 f Seated (left to right): Betty Wilkinson, Phyllis Anderson, Je.in Whitehouse, Pat Stone, Miriam Kay, C. B. Parsons, (Assistant Editor); jack Garrison, (Assistant Editor); Philip Kesel, (Editor); Mr. J. F. Dahlgren, (Sponsor); Randolph Mills, (Business Manager); jack Parcell, (Assistant Editor); Charlotte Kay, (Assitant Editor); Jean Vaughn, Diane Williams, Patsy Brown, Jackie LIghtner. Standing: Nancy Kesel, Patsy Anderson, Diana Rowe, Natalie Lancaster, Anne Beck, Bobb ' Kidd, Nancy Gaquerel, Anne Resch, Elsie Scott, Arlene Boutyard, Olga Bauer, Anne Stone, Virginia Robinson, Phyllis Damron, James Surles, Thomas Heflin. Seated (left to right): Joyce Dickinson, Patsy Wilhour, Anne Sacrey, Mary Anne Reynolds, Marian Gravatt, Shirley Clarke, Eleanor Rae Jones, Betty Lee Barbour, Dorothy Fugett, Barbara Wright, Ellen Davenport, Pauline Binns, Frances Chewning, Terry Lewis, Joan Sullivan, Wilma Carneal. Standing: Betty Jane Thompson, Byron Gayle, George Shepherd, Bobby Hllldrup, Barbara Hicks, Mac W ' illis, John Wight, Joan Pershing, Logan Ritchie, Leo DeBruyn, Margaret Garland. THE LIT i 31 BETA CLUB Seated (left to vi ht): j.ickie Lightner, (Vice-President); Patsy Hrown, (President); Diane Williams, (Treasurer); Standing: Bobby Thurston, Mrs. Beth Brent, (Sponsor); Sue Lanier, Jack Garrison, Betty Willard, Peggy Shelton, Joyce Thomas, Ward Jones. (Secretary). 32 h F rsf Roil ' (hff to ri ht): Hayden Silver, June Jones, Pat Heflin, (Secretary and Treasurer); Nancy Hall, (President); Betty Jean Walker, (Vice-President); Dorothy Fugett, Jerry Leonard. Sccoiid Ron : Barbara Fanes, Phyllis Smith, Pauline Binns, Joan Pershing, Eleanor Rae Jones, Frances Chewning, Margaret Garland. Third Row: Shirley Anne Clarke, Wilma Carncal, Marilyn Weaver, Miss Eleanor Wade, (Sponsor); Mac Willis, Bobbie Lee Dent, Ann Sacrey, Terry Lewis. JR. BETA CLUB { 33 F SCIENCE CLUB I ' irsl Row deft to ri ht): Jack Parccll, Charlotte Kay, (Treasurer); Jack Garrison, (Reporter); Betty W ' ilkinson, (President); Edward Heck, (Vice-President) ; Miss Mildred Lapslcy, (Sponsor). Second Row: Almont Lindsey, Pat Stone, Bobby Kidd, Diane V ' illiams, Robert Straughan, Sue Lanier, Pete Kescl. Third Roll ' : Arthur Dounias, Anne Sacrcy, Tommy Reed, Nancy Kesel, C. B. Parsons, Jean W ' hitehouse, Thad Green. Fourth Row: Ryland Bowie, Nancy Straughan, Taylor Linton, Virginia Ivmbrcy, Billy Doumas, Janet Chinn, Max Klot . Finf Rou ' (left to right): Doris Ann Lindsey, Carlton Ondcrdonk, Elsie Scott, Jimmy 1 learn, Mildred Poates. Second Row: C. B. Parsons, Jack Parcell, Pete Kesel, Billy Ross, Wilma Carneal. Third Rou : Raleigh Drake, Barbara Hicks, Pauline Binns, Nadine Ferris, Frances Chewning, Joe Dan McCary. Fourth Roil . Robert Straughan, David Wheaton, Raymond Colley, Joan Sullivan, Peggy Shelkett, Dorothy Fugett, Bernard Curtis. Fifth Row: Aubrey Daffan, Phyllis Smith, Charles Whittaker, Nelson Fritter, William Stewart, Mr. C. Gilbert Latham, (Director). J.M. H.S. BAND n 35 ! DISTRIBUTORS CLUB Scdfcc (li ' fi to Kllen Rogers, I.illic Rankin, Frances Hume, Doris Peters, Jeanette Trigger, Mary Grmnan, Bettie Rae Snellings, Joyce Curtis, Broadie Newton. Stiuidiu : Nelson Barbour, (President); Audrey Hudson, (Secretary); Pat Rogers, ( Preasurer) ; Anne Mitchell, (Vice-President); Miss Jane Tarbutton, (Sponsor). { 36 F f ' cv Row (li’fl to right): C. B. Parsons, (Presitfent) ; Cliarlotte Kay, (Vice-President); Sue Lanier, (Secretary); Miriam Kay, (Treasurer); PliylHs Anderson, (Reporter). Siwoinl Row: Bobby Kidd, Mary I.ewis, Jean Vaiiglin, Miss Ruth Myers, (Student-’reaclier) ; Mrs. Mildred Chick, (Sponsor) ; Mr. ). F. Dahl- gren, (Sponsor). Third Row: Virginia Fmbrey, Betty Belew, Betty Wilkinson, Max Klot , Doug Janney, Jack Parcell, Almont l.iiidsey. Fourth Ron: Jack Garrison, Patsy Anderson, Phyllis Damron, I.ois Pritchett, F’lsie Williams, Nancy Straughan. Fifth Row: Iliad Green, Beryl Nolan, Fddie Tompkins, Jane Warheld, Ruth Ynun ., Betty Jefferson, Betty Willard. DRAMATICS CLUB -1 37 FRENCH CLUB If SB- 1 V illiiV 1 • I ' irsf Roir (left to ri ht): Sue L.inier, (Secretary and Treasurer); Patsy Brown, (President); Betty Willard, (Vice-President); F.lsie Scott, (Reporter). Second Roll ' : Anne Resell, Anne Beck, Lois Pritchett, I ' Isie X ' illiams, Betty JeBerson. 1 hird Roil ' : Jean Donahoe, Janet Chinn, Charlotte Kay, Jean W ' hitehouse. Olya Bauer, Mr. J. F. Dahlyren, (Sponsor); Miriam Kay, Mary Peden. Patsy Anderson, Virginia Fmbrey, Fllen Ross Cjibson. 38 }- lir f lioiv (left to rinht): Phyllis Anderson, (Treasurer); Betty Sullivan, (Vice-President); Bettie Rae Snellings, (President); Charlotte Kay, (Secretary). Si ' coiiJ Row: Miss Josephine Inskecp, (Sponsor) ; Lois Pritchett, Miriam Kay, Jean Vaughn, Betty Wilkinson, Elsie Scott, Paula Marchal, Bet¬ ty Jean Jefferson. Third Row: Nancy Sullivan, Shirley Grinnan, Virginia Embrey, Nancy Straughan, Judy Scott, Jean Donahoe, Sue Lanier, Patsy Anderson. GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 39 ' r HOME EC CLUB Sfii ed (left to rii ' ht}: Miss eson, (Sponsor). Slinidhi! : Truda Gouldnian, Katherine Jamison, (Sponsor); Barbara I ' orbush, Paige Sullivan, Barbara Garner, I.ucille Hudson, Mrs. Edith Atch- Jean W ' hitehouse, Jacqueline Green, Marian Gravatt, Barbara Hicks, Ihuila Marchal, Jackie Pitts, Gloria Wright. S 40 i First Roil ' (left to ri ht): Jackie Dagg, Nancy Hall, Doris Kendall, Virginia Harrison, June Jones, Margaret Pitts, Virginia Brooks. Second Ron: Marlene Kendall, Margaret Fleming, Virginia Stiles, Betty Belman, Kitty Cann, Phyllis Burton, Jean Harris. Third Rote: Mathew Hall, Everett Davis, Dick Limerick, Tommy Thurston, Ralph Chinn, Donald Legacy. Miss Margaret Rowell, (Director), at the piano. GLEE CLUB -!4i y SENIOR PLAY left to Ri ' t: Sue Lanier, promptcr; Bobby Kidd, Mary Lewis, Ralph Chinn, Betty W ' ilkinson, C. B. Parsons, Charlotte Kay, Ldward Heck, Jean Vaughn, Jack Garrison, Jack Parcel!, sfiit’c iiunidi cr: Jane Warfield, iOitiimc il n-clor. -1 42 }. 43 !- COACHING STAFF 1 Mr. John B. Madden Head Coach; Director of Athletics Miss Josephine Inskeep Girh ' Coach and Athletic histnictor Assistant Coaches: Mr. Andy Petach, Mr. Paul Schw artz, Mr. Charles O Loughlin I 45 j FOOTBALL f cs Roil (left to rii’ht): Clifton Jones, Jack Garrison, Beryl Nolan, (Captain); Robert Lowery, Tommy Thurston, Wilbur Shepherd, Wal¬ ter Snellings. ScennJ Row: Mr. John Madden, (Coach); Herman Carr, Eugene Limerick, Withers Moncure, Randolph Mills, Ernest Cope, Richard Hall, Ray Donald, Dick Limerick. Third Row: Bobby Kidd, (Manager); Jack Parcell, Alniont I.indsey, Lee Pritchett, Everett Davis, Donald Alexander, Neil Heffernan, Arthur Doumas, (Manager). Fourth Ron: Rudolph Mills, Rod ELirding, Tommy Schuler, Nelson Reeves, Mr« Paul Schwartz, (Assistant Coach). i ' 46 K BASKETBALL First Row (left to ris’ht): Everett Davis, Jack Garrison, Walter Snellings, Randolph Mills, Mathew Hall. Second Ron: Eugene Limerick, (Manager); Richard Hall, Withers Moncure, Ernest Cope, Clifton Jones, Bobby Kidd, (.Manager). Third Row: Mr. John Madden, (Coach); Donnie Alexander, Ray Dona ' d, Frank Powell, Kenneth Snellings, Tucker Layton, Mr. Andy Petach, (Assistant Coach); Mr. Paul Schwartz (Assistant Coach). JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL liv’-i ’ k 1 F n 1 i 1 iK-Jl f Ktiecliiig (left to right): James Pappas, Joe Scher, Robert Reslo, Buddy Aldridge, Duke ’Laliaferro. Standing: Tommy Schuler, Herman Carr, Dike Hone, Mr. Charles O’Loughlin, (Coach) ; Llenry Cloe, Carlton Onderdonk, Rod Harding. 47 ] BASEBALL Fhit Ron (li-ff to rif’btj: Randolph Young, Leroy Perry, C.irlton Onderdonk, Herm.in Carr, Bobby Thurston, LDIke Hooe. SciOiul Ron: Ch.irles H.irding, R,iy Donald, Tommy Thurston, Wilbur Shepherd, Mathew Hill, Clifton Jones. Third Roto: Mr. John Madden, (Coach); Jack Garrison, Randolph Mills, Bobby Resio, Part Nicolet. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (Li ' ft to right): Sue Lanier, Jean Vaughn, Elsie Scott, Betty Wilkinson, Bettie Rae Snellings, Miriam Kay, Patsy Anderson. 48 }� GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Ktreelhig (left to right): Jean Aldridge, Betty Sullivan, Bettie Rae Snellings, (Captain); Nancy Sullivan, Phyllis Anderson. Standing: Miss Josephine Inskeep, (Coach) ; Peggy Sullivan, Patsy Anderson, Doris Pepper, Betty Wilkinson, Judy Scott, Shirley Grinnan, Elsie Scott (Manager). GIRLS ' SOFTBALL First Row (left to ri ht): Jean Aldridge, Jean VaLighn, Betty Sullivan, Bettie Kae Snellings, Anne Mitchell, Nancy Sullivan. Fyccoml Row: Miss Josephine Inskeep, (Coach); Patsy Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Betty Wilkinson, Lois Kendall, Frances Jenkins, Idsie Scott. (Manager). 49 J. V. FOOTBALL Teeter, the mascot, in the foreground First liou (left to ri ht): Donald Sullivan, Henry Cloe, Harry Fleming, Jr., Mack Sebastian, Donald Freeman, Billy Middleton, Carlton Onder- donk. Dike Hooe. Sccotid Kou : Donald Barr, Arnold Grinnan, jack Young, Duke laliaferrt), F’dward Cann, Douglas Janney, Bud Damron. Third Ron: W illiam Limerick, Robert Resio, Charles Harding, Harold Humphries, Billy La ’ton, Gerald Talley, (Manager); Mr. Charles O’Loughlin, (Coach). J. V. CHEERLEADERS (Left to vi ht): Margaret Pitts, Marlene Kendall. Doris Anji Lindsey, Judy Scott, Natalie Lancaster, Diana Rowe. ' { 50 K MIDGET FOOTBALL First Row (left to right): Walter Stanley, Carlton Heflin, Frank Young, John Freeman, Paul Johnson, Richard Carpenter, Jerry Leonard, Col¬ ston Toombs, Garland Atkins, John Hall, Donald Estes. Second Row: Taylor Turner, Donald Snellings, John Goolrick, Bobbie Smith, Wade Carter, Ronnie Smitli. Third Row: Ralph Billingsley, (Coach); John Wheeler, Bobby Clift, Dickie Kendall, (Coach). MIDGET CHEERLEADERS (Left to r}} ht): Betty Jane Thompson, Nancy Kcscl, Patsy Wilhour, Dora Toombs, Joan Sullivan, Beverley Crooks. 51 F MAXFIELD BROWN Home HOTPOINT Appliances 316 William Street GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS Phone 1834-W Compliiuenfs of BECK’S FURNITURE STORES Coiiipliincufs of BELL BROS. STORE THE BRENT STORE Your Shopping Center” BUY BETTER AT BRENTS Compliincuts of BURGESS FATTA Beauty Shoppe Barber Shoppe CoiJgratnlatiofis BELMAN’S GROCERY Compliments of BLUE GRILL 53 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 47 ANNE DRESS SHOP 821 Caroline Street Complimcnfs of BLANTON MOTOR CO. There ' s A FORD 613-21 Princess Anne Street Step Out With In Your Phones 912-913 MERCURY Future! Ford Authorized Sales and Service Compliiiicnfs of BOND’S DRUG STORE The Oldest In The State Fredericksburg, Virginia -1 54 1- Compliments of E. L. DOWNEY The BIKE MAN 723 Caroline Street BURKE MOTOR SALES 508 -510 Lafayette Boulevard Phone 1600 PONTIAC - PACKARD LIRESTONE STORE Extra Value Merchandise CAR AND TRUCK FOR home and farm WORK AND RECREATION 501 William Street Phone 905 Complimenfs of C. W. CABLE SONS 927 Caroline Street Phone 109-W Com[nimenfs of M. S. CHANCELLOR The Farmer ' s Store 320 William Street Farm Machinery and Hardware ■{ 55 }- Compliincuts of COLONIAL TRANSIT CO. Ride The Bus CLJT BAKERY, INC. Betty Lewis Products Phone 1250 416 William Street CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON ”Wc Make Loveliness Lovelier” MRS. LILLIAN NEBELING, Proprietor 1017 Caroline St. Eredericksburg, Va. ELIPPO’S .JEWELRY STORE WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING 719 Caroline Street Phone 1683-W CRISMOND’S SHOES - HOSIERY N. H. Keezell Helen Keezell COLONIAL DRESS SHOP COLONIAL THEATRE BUILDING Fredericksburg, Virginia Phone 1369 909 Caroline Street Comflinients of CASH CLEANERS THE COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Fredericksburg, Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Com[ilinieiits of JANNEY-MARSHALL CO., INC. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA ELKINS FUNERAL HOME FLOWER SHOP Phone 80 Phone 107 613 Caroline Street EMBREY’S SHOE STORE Home of Peters All Leather Shoes 922 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Va. CompJiments of GOOLRICK’S MODERN PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Complimcnts of DEL RIO GRILL Com pJiments of CURTIS DEPARTMENT STORE 215 William Street •1 57 y Compl ' nuents of Farmers Oreaniery Co., Inc. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Makers and Distributors of SUPERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS •! 58 K Coiiipliiiiciifs of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Coiiiplinienfs of GOLDSMITH’S Compliments of Garrison Flatford Wholesale Dealers of The Standard Oil Company Products Compliiueiifs of THE FREE LANCE-STAR ■I 59 K GAYLE MOTOR COMPANY Parts and Accessories Fredericksburg, Virginia Wholesale and Retail DESOTO-PLYMOUTH Phone 608 GENERAL MOTORS Compl iiicfifs of RICHARD HARDESTY 405 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Phone 1095 THE JEWEL BOX Fredericksburg ' s Foremost Jewelers 218 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia FREDERICKSBURG HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 1003- 1005 Caroline Street Phone 1971 DICK ' S SERVICE JAMES MONROE SERVICE STATION STATION 1401 Princess Anne St.—Phone 806 410 William St.— Phone 9268 GULF OIL PRODUCTS 4 60 V THE HOBBY HOUSE 806 Caroline Street Cameras - Film - Movie Supplies - Model Supplies Compliments of HERNDON and COMPANY, INC. 424 William Street Wholesale Distributors of Candy, Tobaccos, Light Groceries, Etc. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA HOPKINS HOME BAKERY Home Made Pies 715 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia W. D. JONES BROS. Groceries - Meats 218 William Street Phones 241 - 242 ComIrliincnis of KENMORE CLEANERS Opposite—J. M. H. S. Field Be Wise — Kenmorize” i 61 !► Compliments of HALL’S SPORTS SHOP Complimcnts of K L O T Z ’ S House of a Million Auto Parts” Fredericksburg, Virginia Congratulations - Class of ' 47 J and J RECORD SHOP 211 William Street Phones 1458- 2085 Compliments o f M. M. LEWIS DRUG STORE ' The Rexall Store Fredericksburg, Virginia Phone 19 Commerce and Princess Anne Street Compliments of E. W. JONES EXPRESS Charles and Wallace Streets LOWRY’S Paints - Varnish - Wall Paper Painters ' Supplies 1013 Caroline Street Phone 1560 Compliments of FOUNTAIN SERVICE 415 William Street (Mag Lewis) i 62 y Phone 2097 LEO L. LITMAN LITMAN’S Fashionable Mens ' Wear 809 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia R. A. KISHPAUGH’S STATIONERY Books - Stationery - Cards - Gifts - Kodaks - Novelties CARD, INVITATION and PROGRAM PRINTING Conipliinents of KAY’S FOOD MARKET A Good Place to Trade” i 63 1- Compliiuciifs of THE NATIONAL BANK OF FREDERICKSBURG FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System 64 J. W. MASTERS Lumber and Paint 601 Caroline Street Phone 111 Complimcnts of Mary Washington College Danee Orchestra Swing and Sway the M. W. C. Way MARTHA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 261 1011-B Caroline Street Permanent Waves, Scalp Treatments And Hair Styling Martha Beckham Coniplinieiits of BENJAMIN T. PITTS State Senator 65 MARGOLIS’ Shoes For The Entire Family 807 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia C. H. MtJNTGOMERY CO. Coal - Fuel Oil - Frigidaire Appliances PENNEY’S You Save A Cash Purchase Is a Cash Saving Congratulations MILLER’S SPECIALTY SHOP 818 Caroline Street A. W. MITCHELL CO., INC. Fredericksburg, Orange, Culpeper, Virginia McCormick-Deering Farming Machinery International Trucks i 66 1- Style, Quality and Character WILL ECHO with E. C. NINDE Furniture of Distinction For Over 60 Years SWART MOTOR COMPANY TEXACO SERVICE Lafayette Boulevard at Prince Edward Phone 1011-W 614 Lafayette Boulevard Phone 2071-1 Complete Home Furnishings CLAfKence d w. WEEKS cmmmrnH PHONE 165 Radios— Electrical Appliances Musical Instruments And Accessories SCHER’S 309 William Street Phone 655 Compliments of SHELTON TRUSLOW ODORLESS DRY CLEANING 1006 Caroline Street Phone 523 1 67 }■ Coni pi me II ts of THE OLD VIRGINIA LUNCH 624 LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD A FRIEND Eredericksburg, Virginia Compliincnts of Southern Service Station Fredericksburg, Virginia 4 68 1 - ■{ 69 !- C.on ' ratnlatiotn VICTORY DINER Dinners - Sandwiches - Tobacco Home Made Ice Cream FOUNTAIN SERVICE Near J. M. H. S. Gym Fredericksburg, Virginia JOSEPH H. ULMAN Feminine Fashions 822 Caroline Street Phone 1149 Fredericksburg, Virginia CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC VIRGINIA SALES SERVICE CORP. 614-620 Princess Anne Street Office Phone 590 Fredericksburg, Virginia Service Phone 490 Fredericksburg ' s Oldest And Largest Automobile Dealer WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE Home Owned and Operated By C. C. McMinn Fredericksburg, Virginia Co?iipliiiiciifs of ULMAN’S LIEE TIME JEWELRY We Furnished Your Class Rings Compliiiicnfs of C. G. YOUNG 600 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia -[ 70 K WALSH JEWELRY CO. Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry - Silverware VERN G. WALSH—Manager 206 William Street Phone 2160 Fredericksburg, Virginia YOUNG MOTORS Chrysler — Plymouth SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 707 William Street Thousands Are Changing From PREMIUM GASOLINE TO SUNOCO DYNAFUEL Try A Tank Full And Save Up To 3 A Gallon WHITE’S SUNOCO SERVICE Fauquier and Princess Anne Streets Phone 2129 YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Lee Hats—Arrow Shirts—Timely Clothes 913 Caroline Street Compliments of EDGAR M. YOUNG SONS Incorporated Lafayette Boulevard Lumber — Building Supplies Phone 25 WASHINGTON WOOLEN MILLS HOME OF HART-SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES Fredericksburg, Virginia ■{ 71 y I LI n S 0 N S 1 T H Your Pliotograplier i 72 s ' .A CoLiBri Made in Italy 8 032919 990143