Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Ll 5 9G55 BTW fx V we 9 34: 1 in g Picture presented to Lane by Class of 1950 in memory of Mr. Blume ,311 SHHBIIIUIQIHI Clarence John Martin Blume Teacher in Lane from 1928 - 1950 Preface SPORTS PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN HIGH SCHOOL LIFE - FOR BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS, FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS, FOR PARTICIPANTS AND SPECTATORS. WHICHEVER PART YOU.PLAY, WE BELIEVE THAT YOU WILL ENJOY OUR TRIBUTE TO LANE ATHLETICS IN OUR 1951 CHAIN . gf X. 3 W ' ' 1 . . sri: -ig ' FACULTY . . . Page 7 CLASSES . . . Page 31 SENIORS . . . Page 11 ACTIVITIES . . Page 19 FEATURES . . . . Page 23 ATHLETICS . . . Page 79 ADVERTISEMENTS . . Page 95 1. cf' 4 , V ' 9 1-we A '5 x' L A 7 ... C 1 ' . f ' ' ' 1 ' ' 7 11- E 1' ' '.x' K ,A 16' sf 14 Q, I , X : ,I 1 y I X I . IHIIHHV Principal JOHN HANCOCK BARNES, Ph. B. ALDEN L. CARLSON, B'.A., M. A. English Spanish, French FAY BARROW, B. S. JOHN B. CHASE, JR., A. B., M. A. Home Economics Biology, French ADA LEE BERJREY, B'. S. JEAN McCALISTER COX, B. A., M. A. Mathematics English VIRGINIA FRANKLIN BOLEN, B. S. ANNA CAUTI-IORN DECKER, R. N. Secretary Nurse IDA LEFTWICH BOSTON, B. S. MARTHA WALKER DUKE, B. S.. M. A. English Biology VIRGINIA MARIE BROWN, B. S. ALICE OVERTON ELAM, B. S. Business Education Mathematics LILLIAN STUART BUTT, B. S., M. S. FOSTER B. GRESHAM, B'. A., M. A. History English .' JEAN GRONEMEYER, B. A., A. B'. - English , f .. W i Wm GRESHAM TOMLINSON PRADLIN BARNES CARLSON MEADE WITTEN E. SMITH JONES PEAK MCCUE MARRS HOOSE SPEIDEL page eight HUTTON BROWN SAUDER MARTIN SWINDLER BOLEN POOL SHELTON BARROW SHARON B. I-IOOSE, B. M. Band SYLVIA PAULINE HORWITZ, B. English, History ARTLEY O. HUTTON. B. S.. M. Director of Instruction MILDRED CONWAY JONES, B. English BETTY ADELAIDE KING Dietician HAZEL ADDINGTON MARRS Clerk HARRY S. MARTIN, B. S., M. Physical Education ISABEL COCHRAN McCUE Typewriting KATHERINE A. MEADE, B. A., M Latin AUDREY JOHNSON MILLER. B Distributive Education BEACHER M. PATTERSON, A. Music JANE MORGAN PEAK, Bk S. Home Economics CLYDE POOL, B. S. Industrial Arts wx LDCAWP w Q' -OMPYJ' df I . PUMPHREY DUKE BUTT ELAM GRONEMEYER BERREY HORWITZ PATTERSON BOSTON SCHUDER KING TALBERT WALTER SCHULTE ANNIE TALBERT, B. s. Driving Instructor Physical Education LANDON GORDON SHELTON, Jr., B. F. A., M. A. Aff JOHN D. TOMLINSON, B. s. EDITH L. SMITH, B. S. Chemistfy Visiting Teacher WALTER C. SMITH, B, S, HASWELL H. WALKER, B. A., M. A. Physical Education Mathematics GERALD CORWIN ASPEIDEL, B. s., M. s. Hlmfy MILDRED A. WITTEN, B. s. ELNA MAY SPRADLIN, B. s., M. A. Business Education Physical Education ROBERT E. SWINDLER, B. A., M. A., Ph. D. PRINCE B- WOODARD- B'- A- History Mathematics DR. JAMES G. JOHNSON Superintendent Emeritus H. H. WALKER President Of the Virginia Education Association page ten ff :- vw. If '1 , . S.. fl as f wil 4' ' ' 1. QA! 1 '- Mr. Hutton speaks at the Senior-Parent Banquet The first Senior bride-Maxine Mundy Pleasants Peggy Morris Slaughter and her cake The big four: Graves, Marshall, Mundy, and DeYoung Ugiceaft President .,....A.......h, ...... ,.,. ....., H a TH ilton Graves Vice-President ...... ...h..... R ay Marshall Secretary ...... l...... K ay DeYoung Treasurer ,...,......,,,.., ..., .... M a xine Mundy As we come to the end of our high school career, We seniors look back with pleasant memories upon our five years at Lane as lowly eighth graders, enthusiastic freshmen, proud sophomores, gay juniors, and serious seniors. We shall never forget that sopho- more hayrideg the junior-senior prom and all the preliminary workg the Christmas card, magazine, and pastry sales, the Stanley party, and the many other efforts we made to reach that glorious climax-The New York Trip. page twelve ., . V , fy' wr' L X X :pw X AX krx lf ' W v W N' W V' 3 ' V I ,f X X A' 4 M KJN .1 Aff' N , Hr N . V dw LQ ' 'X K .vw Li 'L 1 PU XA . .xx X x S'l'UAR'l' Almms l':VAl.YN AI.I,l+lN JOHNNY ANGEL ' .IHANN ATKINS Ummm, Aum' Tom BAILEY -N X X X mms BAuNr:'r'1' BARBARA Hmm l'llARIAlTTl'I B1-:l.l,oMY ANN!-I Bl-:ltr ELSIP1 Bmw t'ATm-:IuNr: Blsnm' 1 .XX 1 U-X Xxx C UV' HU Lx 'M QLU-'Vi ,U i JyXYYl X Lmk , xx-X page thirteen I' LA If , ,M ,X f , A ld M, . , I ,I ,' f., ' .L ,4 4',4.l.4, V4- ' .E I A A 4 f jk Nj -LY S' . A fiiffl' ..'.z.,ff.fZK11 fb, f YQ Lf AY, NANCY BOLAND HAZEL BRYANT CELIA BURES PATSY BUTLER BETTY BYRD NELL CAKE FAY CASSIDY HAROLD COLLIER CHARLOTTE DAVIS NORMA DAVIS LEANNA DEPEW - KAY DEYQUNG page fourteen .lv k -nw Ammsr: DICKINSON JOHN DILWORTH BERNICE DRUMHELLER ERN!-:ST DRUMHELLER DICK ERGENBRIGHT WILSON ESTELLE Braun-: EYE W PENNY Flmsx-Jr: FRANCES GILLUM f7uAnr.l-is GUDILINUJ O nr I , p,MoNTu-: GOIJWIN HAMILTON GRAVES page fifteen Q, gr Em ' ma :jug fig ,E cf QQ 0 W ,L QXMYJ-fb ,ii fc? J ,AA ' FRANCES GREGG MILDRED HADEN DONALD HARLOWE PEGGY HARRIS BETTY HART JACK HIRSCH LACY HUEFMAN ROBERT HUMPHREY MARY HUTCHINSUN , THELMA JENNINGS BETTY JoIINs'roN GARY JONES page sixteen r, C FERRI-:L KEANE TOM K1-:LLEY ELEANOR LAING JAM:-:s LAVALL1-:Y LESLIE LISLE CHARLo'r'rE LEAVELI. Rom-:RT MAKI1-ZLSKI MARIA MAKRIS Torvuvlv MARKIIAM ADELL NIARSIIALL MAm:A1cr:T IVIARSIIALL RAY MARSHALL page seventeen U-f' ' - . v ,Ll 'K I UL HAXQQ P-04 f fl-4-qfgl 271-Y , 01.41 'WWW1 'Q T-This FORREST MAYO PAUL MAYS MARY MORRIS PEGGY MQJRRIS HARVEY MULHAUSER JACK MEREDITH MAXINE MUNDY BILLY NIQHOLSON FREDDIE NURVELLE MARTHA OGLESBY BETTY ORSER JUANITA PAYNE page eighteen ,vw l WAYN1-3 l'1,uNm:'r'r l'l.ARl1'lC I'mNr:1.1. Br1'r'l'Y Pm'1'1'Hr:'1 r Bvlum Immm' Imam' IU-zvxmms J.xm:s Rr:YNm.ns .lANr:'r KHIIIIAHUSII RAY Kl'Sll'I'0N l'IIII.ll' ihmw l!mmn'l'A Smmz Rm' S,xMm4:1.s RAY SAMUI-11.s .ww -'1I ' X3 q ' X41 page ninctuun P 'Q STUART SEILER BILLY SHIPP BUDDY SIBLEY RONNIE SLAUGI-ITER SUZANNE SMITII BETTY SNEAD BARBARA STAPLES BETTY JANE STAPLES EARL STATUN NICK THEODOSE BETTY THOMAS CAROL THOMPSON page twenty M ASON TIMBI-:m,AKr1 .ll-:AN WnAm'oN AWK MPITA Tuma JoAN WIIITPJ Lx-zu W1L1.1AMsoN LAVERNPJ Wool: MUNA Woon JOSEPH Doms WATTS Moom: Wu ITMAN ZUCHELLI ANNE Woon page twenty-one 5 9' ' f Soi Sa' K el I :vu ' Seniors in The United States Armed Servtees WOODROW BIRCKHEAD CARL VAN FOSSEN BILL ROBERTSON JAMES PERRY I 5 page tw GORDON WILEY GEORGE SPENCER BILLY WOOD Woody Birckhead left with the Marines last summer, was sent to Korea shortly afterward, and was with the First Marine Unit which fought its way out of the entrapment around the Changjin Reservoir. Bill Robertson, Who also left with the marines last summer, has been stationed at Camp LeJeune. With the United States Army in Germany is James Perry. Carl Van Fossen, Gordon Wiley, George Spencer, and Billy Wood are sailors for Uncle Sam. Others who have recently entered the service are Ray Marshall and Jimmy Reynolds in the Navy and Forrest Mayo in the Air Force. enty-two , I Y x X 1 ' x 1 l. GAME 0 fgfpfiy I ' x i ' 3 , ,u 21. xi' .l , I 1 nl 1 'V xi Km ' gm X1 X xxx :1 1 ! Nl 7' iff C Z'lfL'llL ICA KAY DEYOUNG FREDDIE NORVELLE lffdif :'b!lllZl.!l.OIl LACY HUFFMAN HAZEL BRYANT WA I X ' mf Jr1',1.1L'.f l l'IRRI'II, KFANIC .lou NNY ANGICI, ,Auf jjujurff l1AliliARA lmlm YNIC PLUN Kl'I'l l' ,V ' ff- Q V , . . I , H ,,,.wff ' ' ff ..-ff' 12 'Ms A wx Q? S., ! t I' CAROL 'l'uoMPs0N EARL STATON 91111 z'1'L'.1! IWAXINE NIUNIDY IWONTIE Gonwm X YG v if 'sf E 'F , ' f EM x 4 Q N' ' ez .r Q 3 3 xx I 5- if vasvrm .. Q w Q as , 59 Q 'vi 'sa Sak:-, M x 1 , w I-fslzq, ' Q Si N., in Qi x. -. XNQ - -- .aw-6. ST? .X K gg fy-Q -. N4 Q5 x -.F .K . X '55, S A, 4 i E x 1 'H1 'V'Q:'dM :!4L'.1,?!!!'1!JUllllxl, MONA Worm HAY NIARSHALI, Zjgdif A .,Lj4,'CAl.llV KTETA Tomy FORREST HIAYO . ffcnf Zllllfvfffffl DIANA Svcmlms llAM11,'1'oN Gxmvlcs , fldil MVP! TL 0- Pmuv IIARRIS TOM BAILEY 5 I 1-4 1 l I 'W I' J., Q , I ni ,Qt X -ei ,CI 110.4 ,111 1.412 ELEANOR LAING BILLY SHIPP , 110,11 X 6,7011 tff1lll!!L' MARTHA OGLESBY CHARLES GODDIN ff? 7: an X O ff' lf ' - i 'F' Qgzasz-P ki I - 4 ll H N I H H S Officers: Payne, Scouras, McCauley, Smith flower Ieftj . . . A speedy recovery is certain Klowel' righfj. , . It's 21 mystery to me -physics class fffppw' I'1'fjhf,, . . . Until tomorrow fuppw' Icfffj . . . Advanced typing class Ic'1'nfr'r Ififfj . . , I ' N Prestidmt , , , A , ,Rose Scouras , , QQ View-President ,, .,.ii.y Skeeter McCauley IUfflf'9rS X Secretary . Roy Ann Payne 'N T1'm.sm'ev' , ,,Robert Smith X Dage thirty-two N ' 5 Q I , 0 . 4 P' LI 'ia-' ,riffs . 1 Alvin Akina E Anne Anderson ' m K X W L . Bruce Barnes -'T . g S ff X Benton Barr .q . .V at . , Xb X Lorene Batten 'V XXX J, . y X :Q - f 'E A If T' 4 -- Q Pat Bagby ' SX Billy Bit-kit-y A H ' - 1 X Bobby Birekhead 0 Q Q Q' if . Jack Boyer A3 X it-4a - ' X Janet Branharuvbpj I X by V a x V H C Vo,ooo ,,.L A JM 5 . Harriet Bruffey ' ,'AA X,,, f lr N W Betty Burch 4 - ' l X C X, K K Bunny Byrne I M .J if X ,Y A 3 Billy Cassity ' ' Au rn- X Yi? A . A Kathleen Clontz XJ! - A C, - tw' A A A -' - 'LXX 1 x . if Sonny Coleman X X I X Pat Coleman V . 'N , X a X ',, June Collins - , A kr I H. Pauline C0lthursty'ioAktr',f' Q' I .M . U wx Anne Conley W may V15 I . ., . i , lk 6' lt. Q Alvin Crawford up M X Alice Crittenden QM K S Russell Curtis A X ga ' 44 3: 'X Becca Davenport , N A 5 1 Jaf-kia Davis XX l . A 1 Ronald Davis C Wilson Davis A ' - ' E Q X, . Bunny Deane ff - J yyyi 5 M ' ,gn X gf Eleanor Diekerman X ,5 D. . XX . C y Q Hubert Douglass af e4XXX:f P C C ..,, L X L A Bobby Driver Leonard Drumheller K Q 1 Joyce Durham V :R - Q S Q C l 1 1' 3 Buddy simon tg eg S , AX Katherine Farmer X 1 X C - A Mildred Fisher Xl Ed Fortner Q yee Lawrence Gibbs A My 4 y agp 5 'QW Frank Haflen V ,. 'f 'i ',.5b Q X ' L x A 7, 'XX 'il Frank Hague 'ZAP r ge A , A y , Rose Marie Halstead Xl XX .XXX Shirley Rea Harlow I H .gr XX 5 .N Peggy Harris Ii ? 'X Xt ' X X1 Q Harvey Hawkins 'U - A X' X' , X . . .f ' J v :Z A ' N' -' ' Peggy Haynes ffl ' r X, ,. X X -f a5Rlg53lAii'lf page thirty-three If Y a a . Q' 17 VY' L T-f 6' i get ,, a O TV Q Q 1 m Z Q K Ralph Holsmger i ' L '-- H Catherme Howard jx 'E' 1 A y k.f a 3 A-M ,. is-av ,W 53- Y is Q ' ,--uf: 1, . J A A-4, Wllmer Pame ' Barbara Patterson 'H'- Mf a a 5 if 5. N2 w gA a . .. L Y mr f r ,-. . 'A . E gh A . 0 A , VV ia T 1 I q Q , ,A 4 a 3, L '53 .5 ' fa.. aM A' g .. , V 1 s , if A at ,K Kg, QT Ii as 1 X mai? ,age . 4 t 5 1- . A if Q., gf' . 'i , x P - ' ' a ' a . Tggifiigfi-, .P , : : l , 'K - a ., . a f f A . A ,Q . .1 ,W . ,f , in i . :., i I in t is A R my . Y f ag ' 'X n ' page thirty-foul' 'R 1,Lyu,. f 1 A X X 7 Mary Payne Roy Ann Payne ,.. 'gb' V Shirley Payne f X Natalie Peery X Harris Pittman 0 U X , Rhuhamey Plaugrher rl, S' Bernice Pleasants M as Y X . l v nf, Q Q Plally Pond r A W , v 5 Shirley Ponton Perl'y Raulet virginia lzolicrns I we Q g, . ,M Jimmy Root lt , A y P is Caroline Roseherry X it Q Q Virginia Roudallush - Hugh Sadler ' M , 4 :X K N ' QS? Peggy Sandridge .8 2 A Rosie Scouras 0 . - by Q Jim sliisllii- 6,17 W ,S , ' ' , x -wi x f Mary Slaughter A i 5 F J ' . - lcobi-it smith ,Z ,f S 'if jj, ,- r W, W., A df 0.115 IH vb Y .4 my wk . N ' 0' fl All A A V Niane Staples ' .Sal .Ioan Sully y ,N - . I l ' ' G? W 9 Peyton Teel Q Q 1 6 . X M 6 Us Tommy Theodose - lb W 'X' i x ul X v' G R .R x w :Q Boll Thraves K X Barbara Tomlin i.ii i b J Y Shirley Trainum ll ii l f W . ' gf- ' K Judy Waddell 5 5 f X 3, Bill Warrick Sue Wauhop Betty wi-lls ' Betty Wheeler I 1- nkf, . , N K . X ' w we N Q Jesse Wilson - Betty Winstead ' 1 'v X Q 'Y - Q - ...ei N ' il fo Q Willis Elaine womlli- 1 f - ' f -is , - - l . fl i Q' 3' Susan Worrall ' -r ' ' M M - i X xr ' D page thirty-five 9: W 4. ui 51' : 5 fs A '11 44. if Wi' , a 5' 'f y SUIJHUMIHHS Officers: Johnson, Luck, Pearson, Huttonftop leffj . . . The end is in sight for the Sophomores Hoop rightj . . . English class prepares for a puppet show Kbottom leftj . . . . Are the Sophomores so studious? Kbottom Mghtj President. .,..,r.,.., V ,.,.,, Donnie Johnson , X ag -,, J- Vice-President ..,.. A .,...... Carlton Luck Offlcer-5 X X -f Sec1'eta1'y .....r,i,... ......., A nn Pearson I T1'easm'er,, ,.... .,.,.... J anie Hutton 4 X 49 Q' I nv page thirty-six 5 James Allen K A ' . ,: B - 5 Johnny Anderson - ii Shirley Atkins - i h 1 fog . y A Donald Ault V 3 ' A X C 5 QA Robert Barnes f 'fy t 2 .kN:: 4 - , it A Doris Barnett lk L. I A fe Xxhttx i . Sidney Barnette -i'- -L A A A we X ' Townsend Barnett Shirley Batten ' 1 yi . ,, K Beverley Belt ' W, ' ' A Grey Beverley fi? ,f ill. f v Jean Biekers , J ' ' I 4 ! David Bingler V1+gl ,lsg12r' i-eff A l Hunter Birckhead Bobby Bishop Sr tizy . Q I Q A X W Q X Q Q Billy Blackwell - X ' y , 1 2- A l W G if ,, ,Q as Fred Bonavita ylixrf Q' ' , ? I I l fn- if 3+ DeKoven Bowe jf I, ilv. ' I l 1 ix A i A A 'C Margie Brown S M ' - B' A l ' it X' LeRoy Bruton M25 X V P Ruby Bryant I ' ' A ,n A A A Ann Burnett Xe. A K , K' l -if:-X 3' 3 x Esther Byars - I I- my , Lf Q,- Robey-ta Case b , uq t X y Fred Chamberlain ' it A Y kbqi . . .,, Allan Chapman ' i 'i it .loan Chisholm ,.., K Alice Clements x H y -' gil f 'Ai - Q, Ann Clough y v J 'V X Graeie Conley sr 'wi G 1 X M i Nancy .Io Craven - ' -H-fm R- ' f i .Iohn Critzer 5 ' Mikell Currier A' L A Q Frank Daniel of W '.-A ,- ug . Ernest Deane Q 3 A ' 'ig Joan Dillard 't YM! . 'A 5 gf' ' K Watson Draper A ' iii' A it Early Dudley A li Joe Duff 5-5 A ,, A , Joanne Dugan ' . ' . i . - X 7. -N Robert Durham ' ' 5 it v Shirley Durham of ' Bruce Engstler sg-5 -yy- - at 1 -Q.k X M Betty Jane Ennis I f- it A A b' Arthul' Farmer if , 7 Dorothea Farris i ,E y Q o it ' ' R Leon Finley .Q V D We lin Q t Wallace Forloines ' il- fl A Q Betsy Gay ' i A lr f shi,-lr-y Gay F R Virginia Gentry ' Q Q G zbh P , George Giannini A g -.,. ., , K Joan Glancy Y ' i Q Q' 4 A ' ix 'Sl Peggy Goad . ' N Q 'S . y A A 7 10 I , N R lr- l all r lniiyfil age thir y-seven 11' fm. L l1,q,f,1L 1 ' i ,,,, Q 'Nl' y 3 atherine Goodrich Q Q f .si nf- ik , -Q vw Y f Georglana Gordon I Joan Granneman -'L' , . W ,l f - g.. - or f ' Betty Haden J o ' -, a l -rf' J? 577 ':i John Haley 4, I A is e if Q David Hallock 1 C if it Beverly Harlow ra l .. z ' V 'A C Julia Harlow ii' J +I .. Qi C f O ' 1 b ,F b Q r . H If . - ,I 3 Suzanne Harris . ' NJ' Q ' Q Ay., fi Se Jack Haviland A M ,V -in -a :I . V .,, if :'kkrl 3 ,kkk ' T I Lee Haynes fm , i gl .l-f' Ml X V ,,.1 ,Q 9 John Hopkinson 4 J 'F SE' N ,ff , an V ,J l 1. f ,af 'C 15? lafa Fl -D98 11' al' EZ Genevieve ouchens - Elizabeth Hubbell - Y Richard Hudson la - Anne Hughes ff Nancy Hughes J K Nancy Hunt Cecil Watson Hurtt A Janie Hutton Robert Jackson I f- Crystal Johnson Alt-pi L ' Donald Johnson Q 'El Lillie Mae Johnson ,A..,: , . ,i m . .,,. V Susan Johnson ' I Q , J i :Q Kenneth Jones :F-li. V l 6 '59 i i'i i , Ronnie Kite yy ' ,.:'i' Joyce Lamm J 'ff' J.. ,',' lf ' E Shirley Lang in A 5 l D David Lawson it D J 'S Carol Leake A m V V HVHHI Ronald Lee Leavell .S al we A W i ' l x i Kay Lightner 4- :fi '-,: ' AAL. W Frankie Lloyd L 1 aml' Z A.,,, V V YI' elii . A Charlie Long 'C 2 ..,i.,,. a .Q m f Vg f . K A Carleton Luck l . f Els Ludewlg ,ms YL A - Carolyn Lushbaugh Q A L L E H Martha Ann Mahanes Lyla, Q - -.aff Q 'f A ,V-a Stan Makielski A -W I - I A Eleni Makris o to ' A 'X R Lucille Marshall - Buddy Mason ma 4 ' ' ,W Q John Mason A C at , A if-T' M Anne Matthews -a , -M' ,-ll nf' V. Clarence McClure iv M l i 1 Ward McLaughlin o fl . fl' Gene Miller Susan Miller as :kr ,XV nr: I , K ' g Helen Moore 3 'Q L f by rl Carol Morris 'C - iff, A l A my - If V' Dolores Morris 'SN ' f 'l I i ' .- H A gun Nannie Moses . E 1 ,. , Q, J A Samuel Newman page thirty-eig'ht I Paul Norman Edna Omohundro Charles Orser Phyllis Payne Anne Pearson Billy Perry Billy Phillips Bettie Phipps Curtis Pleasants Marion Powell Ray Price June Pugh Libby Reed Howard Richardson Fred Roberts - Lucy Roberts Ann Sargeant Judy Ryan Fae Sauder Buddy Saunders Shirley Sites Jean Smith Mary Lou Sparger Billy Speidel Betty Sprouse Paula Staley Edith Staton Sarah Stephens Barbara Jean Swain Dorothy Taylor Marie Thomas Peggy Thomas Barry Thomason Kenneth Thomason Everyn Toms Edwin Wade Vanna Walsh Robert Wells Donald White Dorothy White Eleanor Ann Wiatt Everette Wood Floyd Wood Ted Wood Mae Woodward Rea Yowell Nut in 1'icf14re: Walter Friedlien, Shirley Head, George Parrot. VW 29 it . 5 1- Q G ' 3, A X .Q ,J x - 5' if t 1 l e is ' .--- A 1 fr-1 'vi P ' ' N' at Q- ' f --' if, X P 'P if , rf! ,af X iii 1 T D P' i if i . rft.. 1. CK 'L fnwsa I - I di 1 ' - Q 4 , Q- , Q. ., ,A Q 1 -i,' fy li? PL - W V x.r JA ,Q 1 X ,,. i W, . . , ' Q' fi ki Q 7 ' i S fi ' . 4 e m 'if i ig E '03 me A f, - . , i C i' e fr 1' Q 0 L- ' G 'P , i'f1P ffU'l . tr' - 3, e L-1 ' Q , 1. M it , v i I K 1 ir if Y i S' . i' . vsu Dl'ii' x v JB M' pw! 4o.5:Sd3'4 5:i fk::fn5 X Q ' MDM, xc gp' lgikxzgc I 4.9 U?E'?o,aS' W page thirty-nine B0 ng X 1 wk' am: tv if-3. 52:06.-' ,,,-9 Officers President ,A...,.A...AA.A.AAA . Sterling Williamson Sec1'eta1'y-Trenszwer.. ,,.. Paul Wood Vice-President l...lll ..,,.. J udy Nash page forty Oiiicers: Nash, Williamson, Wood Fourth period, 304--almost lunch time! What's going on up there, freshmen? In metal shop 1. 5 -Y 4 I E 4 . w , .f G 30 1. - E ,I 1' ., ,Ti ., at . B2 ' r A ra.. . Y Y' J L. S in . .. , 1 ' W gf mi K LW . . 4? ' ' li A! 4- lb A lv kv' . 45' f si H '7 '. x i f B, . F 31 K K xgx- K ,,L' -wif K. ',. y N ' f Y . A , . ,. ,, 4' Z f f Q Q ' A .. Ramp, N' , . f h ' J us in L fy M' F '. h' B i Q r ' AzV,, s Q- .V Ali- lk,L ay lb . .4 1 1 .X A N5 .K F . . F fi ii I tl 7 A 1 L it Y ? :ff' f' f X Ifnsf rw 1 Thirrl Ifou' I ij'fl1 Ifow Sczwzzflz R010 I Adams T. Bondurant A. Danner R, Featherstun P. Bostie E. ' .I. Fisher F Branham ' D. Flint lVl. Bree-den P. Flynt B. Brookman P. Dempster N. Fogleman F 5. Cassity B. Franklin H Vhiles B. French I.. Chisholm . Drumheller lVl. Geer !0lIlI1f1lIf'.' fl1 Now S1'.rfl1 Hou' Eighflz Row Bellomy Clements R. Early D. Geldard Berry Clements M. East A. Gentry Berryman Collier B. Easton B. Georges Bibb Collier J. Edwards B. Goodwin Bibb Conley M. Evans P. Goodwin Bibb Crenshaw N. Farinholt J. Hall Boland Crowe H. Fauleoner R. Hall Bondurant Dannenbrink E. Featherston J. Hammond page forty-one in First Row J. Haney F. Harlow J. Harlow P. Harlow R. Harmon H. Harris M. Harris Third R010 Second Row page forty-two Hayes Head Heidlofl' Hensley Hensley Herndon Hicks Fifth Row 4...-W Seventh Row Hood Lang J. Horne Latham E Hunt Lawson J. Hutchinson Lewis L Irby Lipes L Jameson Lippard J. Jenkins Lowrance J. Fourth Row Siwfh Row P. John R Lynch A. Jones D MacGregor P. Jones I. Marshall E. Keller B Martin B. Kirby J. McShane J. Kirby S. Miller B. Lamonds B Mincer Mooney Morris Morris Morris Morris Nash Nash Eighth Row L. Nelson E. O'Meara H. O'Neill B. Outen T. Pace V. Parker av . 5 . L , . tif-. Q 6 Q T' A ixl 'l is L. Q Z' I 'SV . E' fi .Lf V . A b i , . x I 5 do D af Q , F - A Q Qi i . , P. , o .X I , f . R . fs.. ff s .sr ' ' LK-L f so .Q f fx .3 2 6' ' ' f' ' 6 ff : if '- -' . f W CVL ve Y ag so . . t- . . QQ Y 9? ...M s ff e . .1 - A N 'Rift A ' Will Q S . Q X J - uv. -Rsii' x ,, is-P . f 9 in Q' Q' iii 1 J ,r W - ' . N . M I N ., '4 S l . Ims. , ' Q ::., i .1 ighf in kxyhx 3 kj t . D S no A l irsf lime Third Hou' lfzffh How Seiwrzfh Row B. Pittman R. Roberts Stacy F. Wells G. Powell B. Roberts Stacy P. Whitehouse M. Price C. Rodeffer Staples L. Williams E. Proffitt B. Rogers Strong' S. Williamson M. Purvis N. Schwartz Stultz J. Wilson P. Pyle M. Sealoek Suddarth P. Wilson F. Shifllett . J. Sullivan B. Wood Sl'l7UH1I lion' I o1n'fl1 Row Sixlli Row lfighfh Row Pyles H. Shiflett M. L. Teel D, Wood Quick J. Shiflett D. Towe G, Wood Rabe R. Sims R. Van Fossen P, Wood Ripley J. Simpson P. Via D, W01'kman Roberts H. Smart D. Wayland H. Worley Roberts J. Smith J. Weakley J. Worley Roberts K. Smith E. Weinberg D, Zuchelli Nut in pi1:f1n'v.' A. Ampraziz, D. Busse, M. Dc-Falco, J. DeFalco, J. Dudley, Z. Estes, S. Hackett, P. J. Hutcherson, R. Keller, W. Mawyer, P. Nelson, F. Schad, E. Toms, A. Wingfield, D. Woody, J. Friedlien. page forty-three Ei hth wi Forst Row Third Row Fifth Row Seventh Row R. Addington R. Bonavita Clarke J. Dew J. Anas D. Bostic Coleman M Dickerson R. Anderson A Brown . Coles N. Digges L. Andes B. Brumtield . Collins B. Diggs S. Armstrong B. Bryant . Cornell D. Dorsey L. Atkins J. Bunch . Craddock M Doyone M. Beach M Butler Crenshaw K. Dure Second Row Fourth Row Sixth Row Eighth. Row C. Bevilacqua D. Calhoun J. Currier C. Durham W Bibb M. Carter C. Daniel L. Easton B. Bingler S. Carter G. Davis M. Edmundson H. Bingler D. Cassity H. Davis J. Edwards A. Birch E. Chapman L. Davis C. Eikner E. Birckhead M. Clark B. Day J. Estes V. Blakemore J. Clark J. Deaton J. Farinholt page forty-four Grade AS. . . ' an x N- bl 5, 5 'C' AX P K I 1 H if Q I .if I xx Q Mg! A -Q. W L. 'G' . 9.5 If ' . S T., . v H I A R V V I Q, kj X 65 iq. 'A 1 as X . Q? 'K ff K If 1, X X ' H, . K - 7 'Wa H L an s , , -,: :Q gs ' Q M . , .X e Y D K , if: ss V K' A Q ? X K. .f J Q . 7 4 A X X 4 ,U T G as A 7, , ag 6 as . , H- 'f - 'ik V if .- J , 1 fr Y' , I ' 1 .5 , J fi. A ix . J Q 'i 'ii' N 'i Q First Row Third lima' Fifth Row Sevwztlz Row J. Farmer Hankins H. Hughes Lawson G. Forloines Harris P. Hyde Lipes J. Fulmer Harris G. Jarman . Ludewig' J. Garrison Hatcher W. Jennings Mack J. Gay Haviland J. Jester Madison S. Glancy Hawkins C. Johnson Mahanes E. Glass Hawkins K. Johnson . Marion 90001111 Ron' Fourth Row Sixth Row Eighth Row Greene Hayes Jones S. Morris Grubbs Haynes Keeble R. Marrs Hackett Hensley Kennan S. Marrs Hall Hicks Keysear J. Marsh Hall Hill King B. Marshall Hall Hopkins Knox E. Marshall Hallock Huffman Laing E. Marshall page forty-five Ei hth my 65,5 3 N ae 4 2 L .Q ...sa .e t L R .. ,QD . we ., .. .i b. 2 R gi .X . I x, 4 ,K -V-k - H ml lg'-,A ., A YLVV A :: F fr KS y I. . 1 u .Li K4-. I J 1 J ' . X f p ' A ,J A ammlwm WM! y . y . . K -::- fi. .5 - Ai-pau .-f-V . QQ, A Q A fly: 'R R if E . 4 R h 31. -f . E5 s -. j . fx .. ,..:, z J S . . M- -- ..- .. -.,,..,.,f -Wm ---- M ...n ' . , Wf,..,,....,,,,,, ,W , ' ' 'zg' R R . ,LfLL' '91 I y . 5 P ' '15 vi ar -V! if ' i . as R . - zrk -Q -M -A N L . ff ::,-'2 m f f 'Pzfg . s. , R -4- -Q . .... ,. ,J, I H A V it - W L' A 3. Q '1iff?ifiEfi.f5i5 5i :Lk 'W QY ' . ,Q . K 4:9-f..gJ y ' H ' ...r 1 Sr -e . S. f ' y ,.,,, l se A l e . r . . - f R : ' 1 ' S e . l ' r ' X . ' S' s . . . K L , ,.,'.. ' ' ' qi . , -EI? 4 I, K Vkgyk VL K - .,', 3 5. lf' 5 ,,,L1i., ., Es. - ' ... ' - . R ' K . e M' ' Ti Y it , ' : , - T. - . j ' f ' , 'P A 3' 1, oi 4 iii 1 J in v 9' . A.Q ' we A S - h,': it - -P ' ' I hm 'S -Kf A' . .- P ' R :' ' A elii W M '::: ZA' :Ir is . , K . , . thx f ,.--I i if I 6 , 1 ' . W , y R . y First Row Third Row Fifth Row Seventh Row F. Marshall Moore M Peery R. Ready S. Marshall Morris Pence Rhodes S. Marshall Morrissettc Perry Rinehart W. Marshall Moses Perry Roberts S. Mason Naylor Pitcock . Rogers G. Maupin Newcomb Plant D. Rinker M. Maupin Newman Plaugher Rives Second Row Fourth Row Sixth Row Eighth Row S. Mawyer S. Norford Pleasants B. Sandridge L. McCauley F. Norvelle Plybon W. Saunders M Melton R. Norvelle Pollock D. Scott R. Michael S. Owen Powell D. Seiler C. Miller M. Paine Pugh L. Selig' J. Miller N. Paschall Purcell B. Sharrett T. Mooney R. Payne Ray J. Shaughnessy page forty-six rade vb N' 'rx First Row B. Shiflett B. J. Shiflett S. Surber S. Sieg C. Swope J. Sites B. Taylor C. Smith B. Taylor Svcond How R. Somers R. Southall B. Spicer N. Staples C. Staton Third Row Fifth Row Seventh Row St. Clair B B B B B Fourth Row J. Taylor M. Taylor R. Taylor M. Thacker Not in picture : P. Brown, A. Bunch, J. Davis, D. Durrer, D Scruggs, D. Wood N x 13 'JJ' ffl f . ., Q qi 392. Q: .gf F Thompson D. Wood Trevillian L. Wood Turner V, Wood Wagener P. Woodson Waid D. York Sixth Row L. Weiner M. West W. Wharton R. Williams R. Winstead Goode, M. Harlow, R. Marshall, G. page forty-seven Top: New style mathematical Christmas tree in the Eighth Grade . . . Eighth Grade home room presidents: Hop rowj D. Rinker, V. Ludwig, L. F. Wood . . . fbotfom rozvj F. Norvelle, J. Fulmer, E. Paschall . . . Swing Your Partners Cernteix' Be My L-O-V-E -L. Drumheller, H. Sadler, P. Haynes . . . Guest Speaker- Dave Burr at Hi-Y Assembly . . . Torchy Slaughter, B. Latham, F. Hague Uunior English playj Bottom: What's up? . . . latest Grable snapshot . . . UlVIusic Maestro P-L-E-A-S-E - Mr. Hoose . . . from back stage during assembly page forty-eight w in Q f inf . in - , Student Council C President. ,.....,.,..... . ..,. ..A.... W ayne Plunkett Vice-President.. .,..... .AA,A..... R ay Samuels Secretary. ,...., .,A,.... B arbara Barr Samuels, Plunkett, Barr ' The Student Council has been very busy this year. Once again it undertook a Homecoming week-end, and although the bonfire was unavoidably cut out, everything else was a lot of fun. Barbara Barr was the homecoming queen with four lower class- men as attendants. 1 Council members have Worked hard to keep the halls clear of paper this year. They received the co-operation of the Whole school in the effort to keep the candy privi- leges. Wayne did a good job of guiding the council, and much credit should also be be given to Ray Samuels on his work with the Honor Committee. Rather than merely punishing for offenses, the committee showed the student his mistakes and helped him to correct them. Honor Committee Jesse Wilson, Ray Samuels, Mr. Martin, Barbara Barr page fifty .lane Adams Beverly Belt Naney .lo Craven Kay Dc-Young' Bobby Durham Margaret East Bruee Eye G. G. Gordon Dolly Halstead Franees Hankins Donald llarlowe XM X sd lj. 0 K Xrjwj . oi NNW MEMBERS Hugh Hawkins Howard Huffman Anne Hughes Virgie Kirby Nancy Lang Leslie Lisle Gary Maupin Skeeter McCauley Ellen McLaughlin Maxine Mundy Tillie Pace Clarice Powell Ray Rushton Rose Scouras Darden Towe Bill Trevillian Ethel Ann Weinberg Sterling Williamson Jesse Wilson Billy Wood LaVerne Wood Ray York Harvey llawkins ' Jimmy Root . ,vi Ky.: if Y . M., -gf-r Miss Elna Spradl5?. Mrs. Isabell McCue Mr. H. H. Walker Mr. Prince Woodard Mr. Harry Martin p Ifvnrfh. 1f0'll.l.' L. Lisle, J. Wilson, H. Hawkins, R. Rushton, J. Root, B. Wood, R. Durham, R. Samuels, Mr. Walker. Thin! lime: H, Huffman, K. Dc-Young, N. Lane, T. Pace, D. Towe, E. A. Weinbei, B. Belt, L. Wood, S. Mc-Cauley. Sw-mul lime: Mrs. Mc-Cue, I . Hankins, G. Maupin, C. Powell, M. Mundy, G. Gordon, E. McLaughlin. A. Hughes, V. Kirby, M, East, J. Adams, Miss Spradlin. First lime: B. Barr, D. Halstead, S. Williamson, W. Plunkett, H. Hawkins, B. Trevillian, R. York, D. Harlowe. page fifty-one Ushers Club Throughout this year, the Ushers Club, in co-operation with its big brother, the Student Council, has campaigned for a cleaner school. A big objective of the club has been to rid our halls, rooms, and cafeteria of the trash and paper which have, heretofore, been a source of annoyance. Perhaps the most desirable function of the club has been the opportunity to usher at the various programs which were held at Lane this year. Even though the ushers, in their other duties of handling lunch lines and main- taining good order, may seem a little hard at times, pupils generally realize that what they do is for the betterment of the school, and appreciate their service. Standing : Mr. Walker fsponsorl, J. Wilson, M. Wood, F. Keane, S. Smith, L. Wood, H. Bryant, W Plunkett, B. Barr, R. Samuels, W. Paine. Seated: P. Fraser, J. Waddell, C. Bishop, A. Anderson, R. Scouras. page fifty-two Key Club Lvff: At Kiwanis Club B. Thraves, P. Ry- an, P. Raulet, D. Johnson Highf: C. Goddin, W. Plunkett, R. Slaugh- ter, J. Root .41 , K .1 A X 'Wei Lrff: Key Club Flag Raising-F. Hague, D. Matacia, B. Eye Right- P Raulet I Huffman, R. Sam- uels, R. Rushton is Left: Cfflcers-S. Mc- Cauley, J. Wilson, L. Huffman, J. Root ,FSA 'Lit tlfighf: S. Hawkins, J. R Wilson, B. Johnson, N B. Saunders The Key Club, sponsored in co-operation with the Charlottesville Kiwanis Club, consists of twenty-two boys. The boys that become members have to be voted upon by the club and then approved by Mr. Nickels. They must also have a C average. The club had a successful year under the leadership of Lacy Huffman, president, Jesse Wilson, vice-president, James Root, secretary, Skeeter McCauley, treasurer, and Mr. John Barnes, sponsor. In March, the District Convention was held in Richmond. The entire club attend- ed. This year, Wayne Plunkett was governor of this district. On June 28, 29, and 30, a Key Club Convention will be held at Miami, Florida, and the Lane club will send five delegates. page Hfty-three A-tl.-I ns if wb H :qu- Editor-in-Chief LACY HUFFMAN Photographic Editor DONALD HARLOWE Photographic Stay? TOMMY MARKHAM LEROY BRUTON SHIRLEY PAYNE SHIRLEY JOHNSON ROY ANN PAYNE ELEANOR LAING Copy Editor ANNE BELT Copy Stay? BETTIE PA NE PHIPPS JACKI DAVIS VIRGIE KIRBY BETTY BYRD DAVID LAWSON Art Editor KAY DEYOUNG Freshman Representative DAVID BUSSE Sponsor MR. FOSTER B. GRESHAM page fifty four THE i I. The Bigwigs-Belt, Huffman, Harlowe, DeYoung II. Identification of Pictures-R. Payne, Johnson, S. Payne III. More Identifying-Bruton, Belt, Laing, Byrd CHAI 1 F l N I Thr' Huflfllz'-Markham, Busse, Harlowe, Mr. Gres- ham II. Operation CHAIN-Lawson, R. Payne, Phipps, S. Payne, DeYoung III. Working Hard! -Huffman, Kirby THE CHAIN Staff, obsessed with the desire to bring forth a better and different annual, plunged into their year's work under Mr. Gres- harn's guiding hand. Sketches and more sketches were drawn by Kay DeYoung, art editor. Pic- tures were taken and retaken until they were just right. Deadlines had to be met. Make that picture smaller. But, Mr. Gresham, if I do some of the people won't have any heads. Draw that line straight- er, please. Cara you type a lit- tle faster? Where is that letter from E. W. Dower? Yes, much chattering went on in 206 this year, and along with it, much work and co-operation. The Chain Staff brings forth, with rnuch pleasure, your thirty- third link. page fifty five Editor-in-Chief RAY RUSHTON Lanetime Assistant Editor HAZEL BRYANT S3340 Feature Editor f News Editor BARBARA STAPLES if A CAROL AULT Copy Editor X Phiotogiapheq. MARTHA OGLESBY Oi PHILIP RYAN Exchange Editor SPOWS Editor CATHERINE BISHOP SKEETER MCCAULEY Huinor Editor Art Editor Typist MOORE WHITMAN JERRY CURRIER ELLEN MCLAUGHLIN Reporters SHIRLEY GAY NANCY LANG PAT BAGBY BOBBY READY DONALD ZUCHELLI CELIA BURES SUSAN MILLER Circulation Manager Sponsor HUGH SADLER ' MR. JOHN BARNES ' page fifty-six Ault, Staples, Bryant, Rushton Sfunrling: Mr. Barnes, K. Clontz, M. Cgflesby, J. Sully, H. Bryant, S. Gay, H. Sadler, S. McCauley, B. Staples, P. Ryan, T. Bailey, M. Whitman, D. Zuchclli, J. Currier Srul1'1l: V. Ault, R. Rushton, E. lVIc-Laughlin, C. B.1rcs, C. Bishop, R. Ready They've done it again! The I,m1f'f2'n1c staff has again turned out a fine school newspaper. The I,uncfin11', printed every three weeks by a group of conscientious and hard working students, was read by nearly everyone at Lane. At the end of every three weeks, crowds could be seen heading for their homerooms to get their L!l'H!'l'1'IlIl'S. This year the I,uncf'inzc devoted considerable space to acquainting the students with their teachers. Several new teachers were interviewed, and the Laizefimc staff did a write-up about the teachers and where they had taught before. Included also were gossip columns, Lane Lights , and a wide coverage of school news. As always, the Imzzcfinzrf had an up-to-date and interesting sport section under the editorship of Skeeter McCauley. page fifty-seven Standing: B. Harlow, Mrs. Meade, B. Davenport, A. Anderson Seated: F. Gillum, J. Granneman, J. Murray, M. Currier, B. Wheeler, A. Crittenden Bumblebee True to form, the Bumblebee staff has made room 208 hum with the activity and work of collecting the masterpieces and brain children of Lane students. Mrs. Meade is once again the sponsor and Jule Murray is the queen bee. The workers are Betty Wheeler and Judy Waddell, assistant editorsg Becca Davenport, ex- change editorg Alice Crittenden and Anne Anderson, art editorsg Frances Gillum, Bev- erly Harlow, and Joan Granneman, typists. Many of Lane's budding authors were recognized in the two issues put out by the Bumblebee staff this year. . ,A , :X I 'IX 'lf ,fi-F ' 2 page fifty-eight of Standing: M. A. Odell, J. Waddell, C. Bishop, T. Bailey, S. Smith, B. Wheeler, A. Anderson, H. Sadler, H. Bryant, D. Zuchelli Smtvd.' Miss Elam, C. Leavell, N. Cake, K. Clontz, C. Ault, M. Haden, Miss Jones Business Staff Wouldn't you like to place an ad in the CHAIN, Lanetime, and Bumblebee? This was a familiar question to the members of the Business Staff, a hard-working group of boys and girls with one thought in mind: to make possible the publication of a better CHAIN, a better Lafnefime, and a better Bumblebee. Their job was selling advertisements to the merchants of Charlottesville. Be- cause of their persistence and unselfishness in giving their time, they were able to reach their goal for this year. Miss Alice Elam was sponsor of the group, and the members were from the various grades in school. Miss Jones, another business staff sponsor, had charge of publication subscriptions. fatal iv'-1 .1. ' ln' Jqwcxvfsr IN Cr-nfrv 1 LHNEYIML 3.maLf6fE . N page fifty-nine ll Girls' Senior Hi-Y OFFICERS President ...,..... ....... 5 ..,,.......,................,. ,.,.,,....,,,,. E l len McLaughlin X ice-Pr ........ .4.,........ F errel Keane , J J - Sxyiet ry ,..,.,...... , ..,.,.. Suzanne Smith A Qi '7i'Eegs14bzrf. .A..,,.. ...,.,... R ose Scouras sl ills Q Evalyn Allen Barbara Barr Anne Belt Betty Burch Nell Cake Pat Coleman Alice Crittenden Eleanor Dickerman Frances Gregg page sixty McLaughlin, Smith, Scouras, Keane MEMBERS Mildred Haden Dolly Halstead Catherine Howard Shirley Johnson Ferrel Keane Laura Lambert Charlotte Leavell Adell Marshall Ellen McLaughlin SPONSOR Miss Lillian Butt Mary Payne Shirley Payne Rosie Scouras Suzanne Smith Carol Thompson Betty Wheeler La Verne Wood Mona Wood The Girls' Senior Hi-Y started off the 1950-51 session with a get-acquainted tea for the group's advisors: Reverend David Burr, Mrs. H. E. Belt, Mrs. J. H. Smith, and Mrs. C. S. Barr. In addition to the usual Hi-Y activities, the members undertook a new project just before Christmas when they conducted a campaign for raising money for Sissy , one of the school's maids, who was injured last summer. The generous response of the pupils helped to make her much more comfortable during her convalescence. Members also presented a program of singing for the Old Ladies' Home at Christmas. In the spring the Hi-Y took part in the Youth and Government program which is held each year in Richmond. Throughout the year this club worked with the other Hi-Y Clubs in school carrying out the ideals of the organization. Third limo: P. Coleman, A. Marshall, E. McLaughlin, C. Howard, B. Wheeler, E. Dickerman, B. Burch, E. Allen, A. Crittenden Sw-hurl Now: R. Scouras, D. Halstead, F. Keane, N. Cake, C. Leavell, C. Powell, F. Gregg, L. Lambert, M. Wood, B. Barr l irst liufw: Miss Butt, L. Wood, M. Payne, S. Payne, S. Smith, S. Johnson, A. Belt, M. Haden, C. Thompson page sixty-one 7 Boys' Senior Hi- Y OFFICERS President .,..A......,..Q. 4.,,. ,...,,..... C h arles Goddin Vice-President .,... . .... , ..., Lacy Huffman Secretary ....... ...., ...,...... , . Forrest Mayo T1'easm'er .,.... . .....,.... Frank Hague Harold Collier John Dilworth Bruce Eye Dick Ergenbright Charles Goddin page sixty-two Goddin, Huffman, Mayo, Hague MEMBERS Montie Godwin Frank Hague James LaValley Forrest Mayo Wilmer Payne SPONSOR Mr. G. C. Speidel Wayne Plunkett Jimmy Root Philip Ryan Hugh Sadler Ray Samuels The Boys' Senior Hi-Y with Charles Goddin as president, and Mr. Speidel as sponsor, has been active in school affairs this year. . The club sponsored a CARE drive and a campaign for 700 pounds of clothing for the victims of the war in Korea. Although the club did not reach its goal, a total of 350 pounds of clothing was finally collected and sent to Korea. With the help of the rest of the school, the club also sent ten CARE packages to the needy people of Europe. During the year the club held very interesting meetings, at which guest speakers always gave helpful advice. The club had several joint meetings with the Girls' Senior Hi-Y, and occasionally on Sundays members of all Hi-Y clubs attended service together at one of the churches. Wearers of the Hi-Y jeweled pin this year is Wayne Plunkett, who has been a regular member of the club during all of his school years here at Lane. Sfumliuy: R. Samuels, W. Paine, P. Ryan, F. Hague, B. Eye, J. Root, C. Goddin, M. Godwin, Mr. Spa-idol Srufrrl: J. Ililworth, W. Plunkett, F. Mayo, H. Collier, D. Ergcnbright, J. LaValley, H. Sadler page sixty-three Girls, funior Hi-Y As in the preceding years, the Girls' Junior Hi-Y has lived up to its high stand- ards of Christian living. Its officers were Martha Mahanes, president, Nancy Jo Craven, vice-president, Jean Smith, secretary, Nancy Fogleman, treasurerg and Miss Lillian Butt, sponsor. The Club is composed of freshmen and sophomore girls. The Club sent delegates to the District Conference which was held at Culpeper. In various Ways the members helped the Old Ladies' Home, the Colored Nursery, and an underprivileged family. ' The Junior Hi-Y also joined the Senior Hi-Y in holding a pastry sale. Fourth Row: P. Goad, D. White, M. Currier, B. Pittman, A. Clough, G. Houchens, S. Miller, E. L Wig, M. L. Sparger, A. Burnet, A. Hughes ude- Third Row: P. Whitehouse, J, Dillard, S. Davis, E. O'Meara, P. Wilson, K. Smith, M. A. Mahanes, J. Craven Second Row: G. Gordon, J. Adams, N. Hughes, N. Fogleman, J. Smith, M. Breeden, B. Franklin, H. Moore First Row: B. Gay, M. A. Price, P. Collier, P. Strong, J. Hutton, D. Barnett, S. Stephens page sixty-four Girls' Eighth Grade H i-Y The Eighth Grade Hi-Y has had many interesting meetings this year. A high- light ot' a number of meetings was a group discussion ot' the problems of teen-agers. As a guide, the book Teen Talk was used and added much interest to the meetings. Among the many activities of the Hi-Y during the past year was a rummage sale with the proceeds going toward an Easter Egg Hunt for the Colored Day Nursery. In the fall, the club contributed to a pastry sale sponsored by the Junior and Senior Hi-Y's. The club also attended various churches during the year with other Hi-Y groups. Leadership of the club was furnished by Adrianne Burch, president: Barbara Turner, vice-presidentg Elizabeth Marshall, secretary: Florence Greene, treasurer: and Miss Lillian Butt, the sponsor. Third Ifoic: B. Turner, K. Purcell, E. Marshall, E. Plant, .l. Mahanes, P. Woodson, F. Greene, M. Thacker, B. Day Sr:-mul lforr: Miss Butt, l. lirubbs, I . llankins, V. .lol'1ns0n, H. Morrissctte, B. VVaid, A. Burch Fire! Huw: B. Sharrett, G. Davis, S. Marrs page sixty-live The Art Club The Art Club is a new and very Welcome addition to Lane's curriculum this year. This industrious group of students has worked with pencil, charcoal, water color, impra pastels, black paint, and clay. Already it has taken an active part in school life by making many of the posters which have adorned the halls throughout the year. During January the first art ex- hibits were hung. Later, posters were available for any of the class rooms which made requests for them. The group is also associated with the Bumblebee in that it helps produce its illustrations. Oflicers elected for this club were Mona Wood, president, Bill Perry, vice-presi- dentg Phyllis John, secretary, and Pat Whitehouse, treasurer. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Shelton, art teacher, this club is trying to be helpful, as well as an educational, organization of the school. Second Row: G. Powell, C. Leake, J. Hirsch, B. Latham, S. Sieg, A. Anderson, S. Wauhop, R. Makielski First Row: J. Currier, P. Whitehouse, B. Perry, M. M. Wood, P. John, Mr. Shelton, J. Deaton Not in picture: R. Addington, L. Williams, A. Akins, S. Glancy, B. Barr, K. DeYoung. page sixty-six Girls, Activities Council This year once again the G. A. C. was led by enthusiastic officers: Martha Oglesby, chairmang Frances Gregg, vice-chairmang Kay DeYoung, secretary. Mrs. E. O. McCue Jr. and Mrs. Annie Talbert, as sponsors of the G. A. C., gave the group many helpful hints. Among the Couneil's leading activities was Courtesy Week. During Cour- tesy Week the girls made posters and gave questionaires to all students, pointing out the true meaning of courtesy. At an assembly for the whole school. a movie was shown on good manners. The G. A. C. also sponsored the United Nations Fountain Fund Drive, which proved successful. The G. A. C. is always willing to help students decide on their vocations and gives much of its time for the betterment of our school. 1-'onrth limo: C. Thompson, K. Lightner, G. Gordon, B. Harlow, F, Wells, F, Gillum, C, PQWQII, S, Davis, B. Martin, D. Halstead, J. Fulmer Third Row: E. Proffitt, P. Morris, M. Mundy, J. Knight, A. Clough, J. Durham, F. Gregg, J. Payne, S. Durham, Mrs. McCue Sveonrl lfouu' B. Clements, H. Worley, B. Powell, B. Ennis, E. Allen, N. Davis, A. Keyggoarv N. Sehwartz, F. Roberts Ff Sf li'f'fH'-' K- DCYOUIUI, N- L-21112, B- J- Staples, M. Oglesby, K. Clontz, B. Bryant, F. Norvelle, S. Norford Nor in pi:-Im-w.' P. Colthurst, P. Harris, S. Harris, B. Hayes, B. Latham, C. Pace, A. Sargeant, J. Lawson, C. Ault, Mrs. Tallmert page sixty-seven W... . f.-4--mf , M.. - Lane H igh Band The 1950-51 school year was a full and interesting one for the Lane High Band. It started off its series of activities by performing at six Lane home football games and at one game at Fairfax. The band also took an active part in the Apple Harvest Fes- tivalg it gave a concert, marched in the parade, and played in the Apple Harvest foot- ball game. Another parade in which the band participated was the X-Ray Survey parade. During the fall, the band traveled out of town to play two concerts, one at Lov- ingston and one at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center. The final activity of 1950 was the presentation of the band's eighth annual Christmas Concert. In February the Lane band sent twenty-eight members to the Northern Division All-State Band. This was the largest representation from any one school. The Spring activities of the band included the District Music competition, the State Music Competition, and the Eleventh Annual Spring Concert. page sixty-eight Mulhauser, Lisle, Murray, Meredith OFFICERS President ..........,4.............,. .......,,.,.,.....,..... .....,. H a rvey Mulhauser Vice-President ,...,...., ......4.. ............ L e slie Lisle Secretary ....,......... ......,,..,..,. J ule Murray Treasurer ......,,. .,.r... J ack Meredith Director Drum Major Mr. Sharon B. Hoose Forrest Mayo MEMBERS Flutes! C. Johnson, C. Bellomy, A. Burnet, B. Jenkins, E. Marshall, P. Bb Clarinets : Alto Clarinets: Bass Clarinets: Alto Saxophones: Tenor Saxophones: D. Payne Miller, J. Murray, M. Oglesby, M. Mahanes, S. Armstrong, D. Ballengee, S. Bellomy, R. Bonavita, R. Bryant, A. Crit- tenden, M. Currier, W. Forloines, B. Gay, B. Harlow, J. Lang, S. Lang, E. Ludewig, M. Maupin, H. Morrissette, F. Norvelle, E. Omohundro, R. Ready, R. Sommers, P. Thomas . Anderson, N. Craven, S. Surber J C. ishop, M. Sparger C. Ault, K. Clontz, J. Haney, R. Rabe, E. Wheeler R. Case, C. Coleman Baritone Saxophone: D. Wood French Horns: J. Meredith, J. Currier, R. Leavel, R. Lowrance, D. Marshall, L. Meeteer Cornets and Trnmpets:R. Durham, L. Finley, J. Crenshaw, T. Forloines, R. Hudson, A. Newman, C. Stacy, R. Van Fossen Piccolo: E. Dickerman Flngelhorn: A. Pleasants Trombones: H. Mulhauser, L. Lisle, J. Anas, C. Daniel, L. Mason Baritones: S. Williamson, R. Coleman, C. Pleasants Basses: W. Bickley, W. Speidel, L. Hall, E. Birckhead Percussion: B. Thomason, L. Kardos, V. Ludewig, D. Rinker, C. Rodeffer, R. Staples, D. Towe page sixty-nine Fifth Roir: D. Johnson, L. Drumheller, H. Collier, B. Barr, S, Makielski, J. Anderson, B. Mincer J. Fisher, C. Long, J. Harlow Byars Third Rain' C. Howard, J. Glancy, K. Smith, B. Hayes, F. Wells, G. Houchcns, A. Poarson, H. Faul coner Swfmzfl Rnfux' P. Flynt, P. Colt-man, P, Goodwin, H. Worley, C. Lt-ako, C. Hoidloif, T. Paco, B. Staples Mrs. Patterson Firsf Rolo: C, Hood, C. Paschall, D. Staplos, J. Waddell, P. Haynvs, B. Byrd, E. Proffitt Not in p1'1ff1n'v.' J. Angel, R, Craft, F. Gillum, B. L. Goodwin, P. Harlow, E. Pittman, R. Pricm-. l l Third Row: B. Day, D. Calhoun, V. Wood, J. Taylor, M. Taylor, W. E, Woodle, H. Hughes, B. J. Newcomb Svcond Row: R. Keeble, D. Craddock, A. Brown, R. Bonavita, B. Winstead, L. Hall First Row: B. Turner, D. Dorsey, E. Paschall, F. Hankins, P. Jameson, M. Irby, E. Plant page seventy l o1zrfh R1l'Il'.' A. Jones, C. Morris, J. Shifiict, P. Wilson, L. Battcn, B. Barr, J. Smith, C, Goodrich, E jhe C-hofc wwf Wilken! Qfee Cfuh The Choir and the Glee Club have just finished a very successful year. For the first time, they presented a Christmas cantata, The Chimes of the Holy Night. A candle light procession, in which the Glee Club members took part, preceded the per- formance and gave the Choir members a chance to show off their new robes. Two school assemblies were given by the Choir and the Glee Club during the year. The Choir presented a program at the University Hospital and the Vesper Services at the University Chapel. . The choir was Well represented at the District Festival held in Fairfax this year. There were several small groups, as well as the regular Choir. Five represen- tatives were sent from the Choir to Danville to participate in the All West Sectional Choir. They were Jean Smith, Betty Staples, Harold Collier, Benton Barr, and Leon- ard Drumheller. U . Also included in the Choir schedule was a Spring Concert and participation in the Baccalaureate Service. Choir ofiicers were elected twice during the year. Those elected for the first semester were Ronald Craft, presidentg Johnny Angel, vice-president, Betty Byrd, sec- retary, and Leonard Drumheller, treasurer. At the end of the first semester, Harold Collier became president and Benton Barr, vice-president. The other officers remained the same. The rest of the Choir staff was made up of Betty Staples, soprano section head: Peggy Haynes, alto section headg Jerry Fisher, bass section head, and Stan Makielski, tenor section head. The Glee Club furnishes material for the Choir in the coming year. They have participated in almost every musical event that the Choir has. Their officers for the past year were Willis-Elaine Woodle, presidentg Bobby Winstead, vice-president, and Peggy Jameson, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Beecher Patterson is the director of both groups. Drumheller, Angel, Craft, Byrd Woodle, Winstead, Jameson page seventy-one Players Club 1 , OFFICERS President ,..,.,,.... ..,.. .... Q....,...,..................... ,..A,,.... P e n n y Fraser Vice-President ........, ....,.. E leanor Dickerman Secretary ..F.......... .....,....A J udy Waddell Treasurer ..,,.... .,..,.. K ay DeYoung The Players Club is the Broadway of Lane. Dramatics is its aimg and its aim is sure. This year, the club hit a bull's eye with the play We Shook the Family Tree , which was received by an enthusiastic crowd of Laneites and adults. For the further enjoyment of the students, a one-act play Oh, Johmzyfn was presented in an assembly. Another one-act play was pre- pared and given as Lane's entry in a contest at the University of Virginia. Loud applause is due Penny Fraser for her excellent leadership as president of the Players Club. Dickerman, DeYoung, Waddell, Fraser page seventy-two MEMBERS Fourth Row: Miss Gronemeyer, K. Clontz, M. Currier, J. Adams, D. Zuchelli, R. Scouras, B. Mincer, H. Bryant, L. Meeteer, P. Haynes, J. Waddell, Miss Bolen, L. Bruton Third Row: E. Dickerman, P. Wilson, M. Mahanes, J. Hutton, A. Belt, P. Fraser, B. Byrne, B. John- ston, B. Staples, J. Sully, S. Miller, J. Murray Second Row: J. Lawson, B. Martin, K. Smith, E. O'Meara, K. DeYoung, B. P. Phipps, C. A. Bures, P. Coleman, L. Wood, A. Anderson, M. Perry First Row: E. T. Moore, L. Weiner, H. Hensley, J. Currier, F. Hague, A. Akins, H. Sadler, L. Lisle, L. Drumheller Jane Adams Alvin Akins Anne Anderson Carol Ault Anne Belt Fred Bonavita LeRoy Bruton Hazel Bryant Ruby Bryant Celia Bures Bunny Byrne Kathleen Clontz Patsy Coleman Jerry Currier Mikell Currier Kay DeYoung Eleanor Dickerman Leonard Drumheller Penny Fraser Frank Hague Julia Harlow Peggy Haynes Harry Hensley Janie Hutton Susan Johnson Betty Johnston Robert Keeble Jane Lawson Leslie Lisle Martha Mahanes Betty Martin Anne Matthews Laura Meeteer Susan Miller Bobby Mincer Edward Moore Harvey Mulhauser SPONSORS Jule Murray Eleanor O'Meara Roy Ann Payne Mary E. Perry Bettie Payne Phipps Hugh Sadler Rosie Scouras Jean Smith Barbara Staples Joan Sully Mary Lee Teel Judy Waddell Fern Wells Larry Weiner Lee Williamson Pat Wilson LaVerne Wood Doris Woody Donald Zuchelli Miss Virginia Bolen Miss Jean Gronerneyer page seventy-three I ' . 1 'I 2 ,f L ', K fix gp, c .,ll.?ifiL4?Q!j14 rl J- 1 , ff C Club Third Row: R. Bondurant, J. Draper, C. McCauley, T. Bailey, R. Samuels, D. Bingler, R. Samuels Sccorzd Row: R. Rushton, M. Ramey, T. Theodose, B. Shipp, N. Theodose, H. Graves, S. Seiler W Plunkett bust Row: S. Hawkins, B. Barr, L. Huffman, R. Marshall Preszdevzt ....,..... .,,. . Vice-Preszdent ............. .... S ecretary-T1'easu1'e1 ..,.. . .. Tom Bailey Benton Barr Dave Bingler Bobby Bishop Roy Bondurant Bunny Deane Hubert Douglas Frog Draper Hamilton Graves OFFICERS MEMBERS Stimp Hawkins Lacy Huffman Willis Hughes Robert Makielski Ray Marshall Skeeter McCauley Freddy Norvelle Wayne Plunkett Monk Ramey SPONSORS , F. Norvelle, H. Douglas, B. Bishop .....,..George Spencer .. Billy Shlpp ..-Ray Rushton Ray Rushton Ray Samuels Roy Samuels Stuart Seiler Billy Shipp George Spencer Nick Theodose Tommy Theodose Bob Thraves Mr. Harry Martin Mr. Walter Smith page seventy-four l The C Club is the athletic club of Lane High School. To become a member one must earn a letter in one of the four varsity sports: football, basketball, baseball, or track. A slight initiation is also re- quired. This year the club elected George Spencer as president, but Uncle Sam sent his greetings , and Billy Shipp took over as president. One of the club's annual activities is the Christmas dance. It was given on December 21. As usual it was a success. Top: Hawkins, Shipp, and Deane at the candy bar Bottom: Initiation-Ride 'em cowboy An outstanding honor has come to two of the C club members. George Spencer, as tackle, and Tommy Theodose, as quarter- back, were given honorable mention by the Associated Press in naming the All-American Football team for high schools during the past season. George had received All-State honors the previous year. Wheat Wallenborn and Joe Bingler, Lane alumni, were awarded the Lion's Club plaque for being the school's outstanding athletes during the 1949-50 season. Top: Officers: Spencer, Shipp, and Rushton Bottom: Hawkins serenades his fans page seventy-five .ly ' Science Club Left to Right: A. Crittenden, E. Dickerman, Sadler, W. Paine, B. Hart, Miss Duke, R. Ready, P. Pyle, E. O'Meara. Not in picture: Neil McShane N. Craven, S. Makielski, M. Mahanes, J. LaValley, H This has been the Science Club's second year as an organization of Lane. and its importance has increased proportionately. Its officers were Wilmer Paine, presidentg Alice Crittenden, vice-presidentg and Stan Makielski, secretary-treasurer. The club worked extensively with Hampster breeding and a short- range radar set. The set was demonstrated at the Science Open House at the University of Virginia in April. The Science Club has hoped to broaden the views of its members by broadening the field of its research, and it feels that, with the patient help of Miss Duke, its sponsor, it is achieving that aim. sq E ef :E'E 5 5 El? '13 page seventy-six s 1 ,J Distributive Education Club, Third lime: D. Watts, A. Dickinson, A. Marchall, B. Wood, H. Barnett, E. Staton, R. Samuels, E. Laing, A. Wood, E. Bibb Su-owl Ifo'w.' L. lluiinian, G. Wiley, F. Mayo, J. Reynolds, L. Reynolds, W. Estelle, B. Tilman, R. Hum- phrey, R. Samuels, N. Theodosc, .l. Angel First llozv: Mrs. Miller, B. llrunihcller, T. Critzer, P. Butler, J. Roudabush, M. Morris, J. Wharton, J. Atkins, B. Shipp The Distributive Education Club is made up of senior students interested in re- tailing. The students are taught good grooming, advertising, and merchandise selling by true experience. They are also taught how to apply for a position and how to get along with fellow employees. The minimum working hours are fifteen hours a week. The Lane D. IC. Club acted as Host Club for the surrounding D. E. Clubs at the Area Conference held February 12. Lacy Hufi'man represented the Club at the National Convention held in Richmond in March. Ofiicers serving during the year were Lacy Huffman, president: Ray Samuels, vice-presidentg Alease Dickinson, secretary, Billy Shipp, treasurerg Billy Wood, parlia- mentariang and Anne Wood, editor promotion manager. Mrs. Audrey Miller again served as sponsor of the club. 1 t. , Ffxfxxfl. Fw Big cf. X E' T it-f li J ji.: ,'-14. -.A?v tbzfjx E i....l.LT page seventy-seven fUppvr Ivffj Has my picture come hack yet? . , . fuppvr riglzfj Le-t's balanci- the weights with clothing for Korea . , . fCl'IIff'I'j Homccoming Queen and Court: Barbara Pattorson, Nancy Schwartz, Barbara Barr, Anno Kc-ysocaly Ann Flouggh . . . fIUIl.'f'l' Ivffj Darden Towe in the School mass X-ray drivc- . . . f10I4'l'l' riglzfl Part-nts come back to school-for one night at any rate. page seventy-eight . ff ,, C bi 'X . ' -EFA' Wg-7 +5 b ' Q,,4-p19 2 , v H fo ii...-1--ffgofadib 1. - ,,.U -7'-351, De-g, .ii- x ' , 1 2 , gs-L 0 Q A -'Tl 'J Q N 5 8' N 32 43.30 5 0 ., Qbfofb 1 l . I 'I ' x X X 0 , QR - 5 X ' Nw . Y - f f f X fx X ,Q .f,f' kd- V' Q Q. M.. ,..- 2 'H XX I I ,.,- N X XX 'xx x U VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PEGGY HARRIS RTONA Woon ANN CIIOIIGH META Tom: page' vighty BARBARA BARR FERRRI, KEANE BARBARA PA'I I'RRsoN 1 fmflmIl.- BARBARA PARK NANCY JENKINS GWIN MORRIS Head f'h9Ql'l62ld6l'S I lff1sl.wtlmlI.' GWIN MORRIS A. .ff W X VARSITY FUUTBALL Fourfh.Ro14'.' A. Crawford fmanagerb, R. Samuels fmanagerj, F. Johnson fmanagerj, B. Rogers, L. Nelson, R. Makielski, F. Draper, P. Raulet, B. Barr, D. Bingler Thirfl lfow: L. Bruton, S. Adams, T. Theodose, B. Deane, B. Keller, H. Douglass, B. Bishop, S. Hawkins, B. Johnson Sfv-owl Iiow: G. Spencer, N. Theodose, B. Shipp, W. Plunkett, S. Seilcr, R. Marshall, W. Hughes, R. Rushton, F. Norvclle, L. Huffman Firsl lfow: F. Bilrlm, H. Richardson, F. Roberts, G, Beverly, J. Francisco, J. Anderson, R. Bondurant, A. Farmer, G. Giannini Team Danville , . Thomas Jefferson Alexandria . . Warwick . Mt. Vernon . , Salem . Woodberry Forest Fairfax , . . . Fredericksburg Miller School . , Total , S co re . 7 . ., .19 21 ,, ,, 19 12 . 0 .. 14 .12 0 WO , 105 SCHEDULE f 833 fx' x N 4 Tmun Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Lane Total Score . 1.13 6 H12 .12 13 .,,....27 1.1.33 ......,43 165 page eighty-one FREDDY NORVELLE End Height-5' 7 . . . weight 145 . . . third year on squad . . . knows how to snag those passes. BILLY SHIPP Hallfback Height-5' 10 . . . Weight 150 . . . third year on squard . . . did a fine job of passing and running in the halfback slot. WILLIS HUGHES Center Height-5' 11 . . . Weight 170 . . . fourth year on Squad . . . plays first string . . . a good player who tackles hard. page eighty-two FROG MAKIELSKI Fullback Helht-5' 11 . . . weight 195 . . . third year on squad . . . saved the day in the Danville game with that intercepted lat- eral. HAMILTON GRAVES End Heightwfi' 2 . . . weight 150 . . . first year on squad . . . long and lanky, but a good player. RAY MARSHALL Guard Height-5' 10 . . . third year on squad . . . really a go-getter . . . braces that line. WAYNE PLUNKETT Qm1rfm'Imr'lc Ile-ight--5' 8 . . . weight 155 . . . third year on squad . . . shifts from quarter- 'mrk to fulllmark . . . does both well with a lot of drive. LAW ll11FFMAN 7'r11'lrlr' llm-ight f5' 10 . . . wc-ight 168 . . . third yn-ur on squad . . . good down lim-ld lrloek- 4-r G1-:cmuic SPi:Nur:R Ta rkl 1' llc-ight-5' 11 . . . wc-ight 204 . . . fourth year on squad . . . real- ly deserves credit for a fine job of tackling. STUART SEILER Gun rd Height-5' 9 . . . weight 155 . . . third year on squad . . . though being hurt for three weeks during' season, played excellent ball. NICK T HEODOSE Halfback Height-5' 8 . . . weight 1-10 . . . third year on squad . . . a halfback with a lot of powei '... fastest man on the team. RAY RUSHTON Tn clfle Height-5' 10 . . . weight 225 . . . fourth Y year on squad . . . big N boy who really hits them hard. page eighty-three How many legs can you count? Get that arm in there!! Although this year Lane's football team did not have an exceptional season, it did win five games out of ten. In many of the games the Black Knights were hamper- ed by loss of some of their first-string players. ln defensive tactics Lane was helped greatly by Thraves and Spencer. On of- fense, if it had not been for the passing of Tommy Theodose, Lane might have been lost. Several of the games were played in below-freezing weather, but this didn't seem to trouble the team very much. The game with Fredericksburg was the season's cold- est, Lane winning 42-0. So long, it's been good to know you! ' !-Wav X Q r X-.1 ' ' u so ij . y JJ A f 1 Iago eighty-four - - QM' Qi .lust tussl A big' thrill cunw in that gzamv with Wmllmerry whon Lame lvtl 133-7 up to tho las thirty sm-mills. 'l'hvn Wnmllwi'1'y, on ll t'i'm-:nk pass, nmclv at tmlcliclowll mul sqlwoxvcl ' :in 1-xtrzi point tn win lil-lil. thu' swirrii-st farm- was the um' with Tec Jay. Tha- llluck Knights wow g'i'u:1tl5 mitvlzissml :tml illvxpc-i'iM1t't-tl ziml, zwcoi'tlim,r to Thr' Iirrilyf 1'1'r1yf1'fzss, thcy maulv alll tht niistzilws in thv hunks . In tht- llzmvillv gziriw, lfrng Mzikii-lski mzulo ai spcctziculzu' touclttlmvn im am in l1i'c'vptm-tl lzitvrzil. 'l'hv only svrious injury ut-t'1i1'i'etl when Hubert Douglass broke his leg. l.um- Svurvs Y l Y Press Box llllffl' vigflity-tin Junior Varsiiu Football Team Third Row: B. Georges, D. Crow, R. Wells, R. Davis, G. Jones, S. Mawjier, R. Pyles, D. Towe, E. Barnett fC0aehJ, J. Gronemeyer ffloaehj Second Ifoiv: M. Conley, L. Mason, R. Roberts, D. Busse, K. Featherstone, R. Yowell, F. Chamberlain, J. Pace, E. Wade, E. Moore, N. McLaughlin, P. Wood f lAI'Sf Roni: H. Smart, E. Dudley, H. Chiles, R. Curtis, P. Seiler, R. Roberts, B. Driver, C. Coleman, J. Mason SCHEDULE Team Score Team Snow Fork Union . . Z5 Lane , 0 Waynesboro , .. . 0 Lane 0 Woodberry Forest 0 Lane . A . 6 Fork Union 27 Fredericksburg 0 Waynesboro 6 Total 58 Patsy Flynt, Tillie Pace, Edna ProfTitt,, Anne Keyseear, Frances Hankins, Edna Priflitt, page eighty-six Lane , 0 Lane . 6 Lane ,. . , 0 Total , , ,. . .12 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS With a clap of the hands, the junior varsity cheerleaders got off to a fine start, which Carried them through foot- ball and basketball seasons. Tillie Pace and Edna Proffitt did a great job as head cheerleaders. By their sincere interest and ever-present school spirit, the cheerleaders greatly boosted the morale of the team. BASKETBALL llasketlaall, the sport that has the largest number ot' spectators in the nation, came to Lane this year after the Christmas holidays when practice got underway for the first game, on January 9, with Fork Union. From excellent material Coach Smith developed a team that won nine of the fourteen games scheduled. The season had its share of' amusing incidents, thrilled-packed, hotly-contested games, and one-sided scores. In the first Woodberry game one of the Lane players gen- erously attempted to put the ball in the opponents' basket. In the second Woodberry game, Woodlierry had an unusual offensive line-up. Our boys did not understand it at first, but they caught on and went on to win 50-41. In three games Lane more than doubled the score against opposing teams and was itself once on the lower end of a doubled score. VSIDB Fluvanna Woodlmerry Forest page eighty-seven BASKETBALL Third Row: Smith fcoachj, K. Featherston, S. Williamson, P. Wood, B. Keller, H. Douglass E T Moore, B. Johnson Second Row: L. Huffman fManagerJ, D. Johnson, S. Adams, B. Rogers, E. Dudley, E. Wade G Bev erly, H. Richardson, T. Bailey fManagerj First Row: B. Elliton, N. Theodose, R. Samuels, B. Ramey, T. Theodose, B. Shipp, J. Wilson H Pond Team Fork Union .....,., Fork Union ........ Fluvanna .....,.......,. Fishburne ,,,............. Woodberry Forest ,. Mount Vernon .,.,...... Woodberry Forest .. V. S. D. B. ..,.,,...,.,. Fairfax .. Alexandria ...., SCHEDULE Score ........55 51 H50 ,.......30 Fluvanna ......,......,,............... 19 Fishburne ...,,...,.,..... Washington and Lee V. S. D. B. .....,.....,... . Total ..... page eighty-eight ......,505 Team S core Lane ..,., ....,...... 4 3 Lane ..... ,....... 2 8 Lane ..... .....,.. 4 9 Lane ..... ....... 2 7 Lane ..,.. ,....... 4 1 Lane ...,. ,..,.... 3 6 Lane ..... ,,...... 4 6 Lane ..... ..,..... 6 1 Lane ..,.. ,,....., 4 4 Lane ..,.. ........ 3 3 Lane .,... ...,.... 5 8 Lane .,.., ...,... 3 8 Lane ,,... ..... . .41 Lane ..... ......,. 5 9 Total ,..... .......,. 6 04 RAY SAMUELS TOMMY THEODOSE NICK THEODOSE Ffn'11'1l rd llc-ight--5' NVQ . . . third year on squad . . . scored 150 points . . . was high scorer until injury kept him out for three weeks. MONK RAMEY Centm' Height-6' 2 . . . second year on squad . . . scored 93 points . . . does good job guarding opponents' taller Centers. Fo1'u'm'd Height-5' 8 . . . third year on squad . . . scored 218 points . . . excellent shot from any angle and fine playmaker. BUDDY ELLITON GI,lCl7'd Heightf5' 9'6 . . . first year on squad . . . scored 10 points . . . good shot . . . should develop into an out- standing player in senior year. Gllard Height--5' 8 . . . third year on squad . . . scored 30 points . . . defensive stand- out . . . good team man. BILLY SHIPP Gnuard Height-5' 1015 . . . third year on squad . . . scored 52 points . . . good at re- bounding . . . all-round de- fensive ability. page eighty-nine A GIRLS Basketball Folk Dancing Physical Exercrlses l T am bling l of physical activity has been provided. Fall and spring found the girls participating in such outdoor activities as soccer and softball. Basketball was one of the leading activities that took place in the winter. Girls making up the intramural teams prac- ticed until late after school each day to acquire more skill in this sport. Each team worked hard with the hope of winning the championship. During some of the winter months, the girls participated in tumbling and folk dances and they rounded out the sport schedule in the spring with softball and other outdoor games. Although Lane does not have interscholastic athletics for girls, a full program page ninety 1 NM, M' , K .iff ala? iwnlkn, T. i . A, r 4 x 0 Q ' . . gglg, I vi Q X I i h .xiii J 1 ,, , L. L ' A x I , ' 4 ' f 1 K ' 4 1 'r Sq' Q? 'A i v H.. .1-'wh dw 'x 'J' me N 4 .5 V3 V .. x ' Q 4 V X . K fe M J 1 i x, : Q ,, ' vii x ,V A g 'f Qi 'SN 1 . Q W QW f 4 H Q ' I Q FE . ,, C4 ij' TRACK TEAM ' Standing: Mr. Martin 1CoachJ, N. Theodose, F. Johnson, C. Luck, F. Draper, E. Wade, T. Theodose S. Hawkins, B. Bickley, D. Bowen, H. Pittman, D. Towe, L. Bruton Km'eIin,g: D. Johnson, S. Makielski, E. Fortner, P,Raulet, F. Chamberlain, M. Ramey, F. Norvelle K. Featherston Sitting: A. Danenbrink, P. Via, R. Lowrance, S. Williamson, B. Mawyer, G. Beverly BASEBALL TEAM Standing: S. Deane, A. Farmer, G. Miller, E. Wade, E. Moore, S. Adams, E. Dudley, B. Johnson, R Leavel, Mr. Smith fCoaehl Kneeling: S. McCauley, J. Jones, J. Kirby, H. Pond, J. Haney, A. Akins, M. Conley, H. Smart Sitting: C. Goddin, B. Deane, B. Shipp, H. Graves, B. Elliton, T. Theodose, F. Draper. page ninety-two Track and Baseball It is unfortunate that the deadline for sending the CHAIN to press prevents a complete coverage of the two spring sports. Frog Draper, a possible best miler in the state, Stimp Hawkins, and the Theo- dose brothers were among the veterans who reported for practice and were counted upon to do excellent jobs in their particular events. Greatly missed on this year's team were Ryland Waid and Joe Bingler, who graduated last year. Among the teams Lane was scheduled to meet were Fork Union, Woodberry Forest, Waynesboro, Fredericksburg, Orange, and Mount Vernon. In baseball, seniors who were out for their last season were Stuart Adams, shortstopg Billy Shipp, second base, Ham Graves, outfielder, Gary Jones, pitcher, Mon- tie Godwin, outfield, Charles Goddin, first base. The spring season was as follows: Miller School, April 63 Waynesboro, April 103 Fredericksburg, April 133 Fluvanna, April 17, V. S. D. B., April 20, Fluvanna, May 43 Waynesboro, May 83 V. S. D. B. May 113 Miller, May 15. . A LMA. A . Spring Practice Begins page ninety-three Sports Parade FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK page ninety-four Senior Directory GILBERT STUART ADAMS CStu7 T,,.A. ,,,..,,.ATA.A ........4.,..A,A....AAA 1 6 28 Oxford Road George Wythe Junior High School: Baseball 1. Virginia Episcopal School: Basketball 23 Baseball 2. Punahov School, Honolulu, Hawaii: Baseball 33 Operetta 33 Glee Club 33 Rifie Team 3. Yokohama American High School, Yokohama, Japan: Basketball 4, Baseball 43 Track 43 Operetta 43 Glee Club 43 Letterman's Club 4. Lane High School: Football 5, Baseball 53 Basketball 5, Track 5. ' EVALYN ROZINE ALLEN ...,.....,,..................., ,........,. . .423 Lexmgton Avenue Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5Q Student Council 2g Girls' Activities Council 4,53 Future Teachers of America 53 Secretary of Homeroom 2. JOHNNY ALBERT ANGEL ..... , ............ ,...,.....,....................... ..... 5 1 5 Avon Street Distributive Education Club 53 Choir 4,5, President 53 Football 1,23 Operetta 43 Vice-president of Homeroom 13 Senior Play 5. JOANN SOPHIA ATKINS CJoyJ ...,,,..,........,.,...., ...... 1 107 Grove Street Distributive Education Club 53 Glee Club 1. CAROL GWIN AULT tSmaltzJ ....,.......,.....,....,...,.,............., 1406 Gentry Lane Hi-Y Club 1,21 Players Club 4, 53 Lanetime 4,5, News-Editor 53 Girls' Activities Council 2g Concert Band 1,2,3,4,5, Publicity Staff 3,4,5, Chairman of Publicity Staff 4,5, Uniform Staff 53 Military Band 2,3,4,5, Private First Class 4,53 Workshop Band 43 All State Band 53 Players Club Play 53 President of Homeroom 1. THOMAS WALKER BAILEY tTomJ .....,............,............. Earlysville, Virginia Broadus Wood High School. Lane High School: C Club 53 Lanetimei 5, Advertising Manager 53 Publications Advertising Staff 53 Football 3,4,5Q Basketball 4,5, Manager 43 Public Speaking 43 Treasurer of Homeroom 23 Vice-President of Homeroom 5. HOLLIS LEE BARNETT ...,....... ....,..... ....,.. 4 0 0 Robertson Avenue Distributive Education Club 5. BARBARA LEE BARR ....,.....,.........,...........,.......................... 921 Cherry Avenue Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5, President 33 Student Council 5, Secretary-treasurer 53 Ushers Club 4,53 Girls' Activities Council lg 'Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5, Head-cheer- leader 2,4,5Q President of Class 13 Secretary of Class 23 Vice-president of Class 33 Treasurer of Class 4g Senior Play 5. CHARLOTTE ANN BELLOMY ...,.....,.....,,.... ,...........,... 1 100 East Market Street Hi-Y Club 1, Vice-president 13 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,53 Military Band 1,2,3,4,53 Secretary of Homeroom 3. ANNE LLOYD BELT ...................,...,..........,.........,.....,...... 2203 Stadium Road Hi-Y Club 1,4,53 Players Club 2,3,4,53 Ushers Club 4g Chain 4,5, Copy Editor 53 President of Homeroom 3. ELSIE MAE BIBB CAD .......,,....,,,.......... ,......,.........,....,,..,,.,,,. 1 215 Avon Street Distributive Education Club 53 Girls' Activities Council 1. WOODROW FRANKLIN BIRCKHEAD qWoodyJ .....,................ 221 Ninth Street Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 3,4Q Track 43 Student Council 23 President of Homeroom 2,3. page ninety -five CATHERINE LoU1sE BISHOP CKateJ ..,..,A.....i.....4 1105 East Market Street Hi-Y Club 15 Ushers Club 55 Lanetime 4,5, Exchange Editor 55 Girls' Activities Council 35 Publications Advertising Staff 55 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,5, Library Staff 1,2,3,4,5, Chairman 4,55 Military Band 1,2,3,4,5, Private First Class 4, Corporal 55 All-State Band 2, 4, 55 Future Teachers of America 55 Treasurer of Homeroom 4. ' ' MARION EDWARD BOGER QEddieJ t.t,4 .....t..,.,... 1 11 Shamrock Road NANCY LEE BOLAND fWuffyJ ....,.......t...t.......t.,.. 511 Eighth Street, N. E. Hi-Y Club 15 Student Council 45 Basketball 2,35 Secretary of Homeroom 1. HAZEL M. BRYANT .t...t.....,.......4....,.........4,....,.....t,.........,.... 1415 Burgess Lane Science Club 45 Players Club 4,55 Ushers Club 55 Lanetime 5, Assistant Editor 55 Publications Advertising Staff 4,55 Future Teachers of America 5, Secretary- treasurer 55 S.I.P.A. Conference 45 Vice-president of Homeroom 35 Senior Play 5. CELIA ANNE BURES ,..,...,.,............,.,.,.tt..,.......... 1900 Jefferson Park Avenue Blackstone High School: Home Economics Club-2,35 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 School Paper Staff 2,3, Circulation Manager 35 Student Council 4, Pianist 45 Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Treasurer of Class 2. Lane High School: Players Club 55 Lanetime 55 Players Club Play 5. PATSY JEAN BUTLER fPatJ .....,...,.........,,..... ....t 1 306 Chesapeake Street Distributive Education Club 55 Operetta 1. BETTY JEAN BYRD fStacyJ .....,..,...,., ...... ,,....... ........... , . , ..,... 8 25 Spruce Street Hi-Y Club 15 Chain 55 Choir 3,4,5, Secretary 55 Basketball 45 Operetta 3,45 Glee Club 1,2. NELL VALENTINE CAKE .......,.............,......... 16 Raleigh Court Apartments Warwick High School: Ushers Club 45 Choir 45 Operetta 1,45 Glee Club 15 Latin Club 2,35 Y-Teen 45 May Day Committee 1,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Prom Committee 45 Reporter of Homeroom 1,4. Lane High School: Hi-Y Club 55 Publications Advertising Staff 5. FAY CAROL CASSIDY ,..,..,....,...,,.... ..........,.,.,.... 8 11 Rives Street HAROLD LEROY COLLIER ..,..,.,, ....,. ..,..,.,...,,....... 8 2 0 East Jefferson Street Hi-Y Club 55 Student Council 15 Choir 4,5, President 55 Football 1,2,35 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 55 Track 2,3,45 Operetta 45 All-West Chorus 55 Senior Play 5. FRANCIS RONALD CRAFT ...,.,,,...........,..,,.,..,,.,......... ..,. 1 12 Fourteenth Street Choir 2,3,4,5, President 55 Operetta 3,45 Glee Club 1. THELMA SHERLEEN CRITZER .....,.,,.,...,. .,.. ....,,,.....,....,.. 2 1 0 Cream Street Distributive Education Club 5. CHARLOTTE ANNE DAVIS CChickJ ......,. ..,.,.,...........,.... 8 05 Preston Avenue Hi-Y Club 2,3, Vice-president 35 Girls' Activities Council 1. NORMA FAYE DAVIS .,....,.,....,.,.,.... .... ...., ,... .....,......... 4 3 2 M eade Avenue Hi-Y Club 2,3,45 Student Council 1,35 Girls' Activities Council 4,55 Delegate to Hi-Y Conference 45 Latin Tournament 35 President of Homeroom 25 Sec- retary of Homeroom 5. LEANNA DEPEW CLannieJ .....,. ....... 2 404 Fontaine Avenue Girls' Activities Council 1. ' page ninety-six KAY FRANCES DEYOUNG ..,....,.....,,............,........................., 1220 Hazel Street E. C. Glass High School: Library Council 25 Honor League 25 Athletic Associa- tion 25' Cheering Squad 2. Lane High School: Players Club 4,5, Treasurer 55 Student Council 55 Chain 3,4,5, Art Editor 3,4,5 5 Girls' Activities Council 3,4,5, Secretary-treasurer 55 Future Teachers of America 55 Treasurer of Home- room 3,45 Secretary of Class 5. ALEASE JEANNETTE DICKINSON ....,...........,........... 1120 East Market Street Distributive Education Club 5, Secretary 55 Student Council 45 Girls' Activities Council 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Secretary-treasurer of Homeroom 5. . JOHN HERBERT DILWORTH ...,,.....,..........l.,...4.4.44...,.., 436 Third Street, N. E. Norview High School: Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Football 3,4. Lane High School: Hi-Y Club 55 Football 5. CLARA BERNICE DRUMHELLER fChickenJ ....l ....., 7 20 Altavista Avenue Distributive Education Club 5. ERNEST CONRAD DRUMHELLER fMe-Mel .................... 720 Altavista Avenue Miller School: M Club 5, Secretary 55 Dance Committee 15 Honor Committee 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Boxing 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Glee Club 1,2. RICHARD TAYLOR ERGENBRIGHT, JR. fDiCkl .............. 214 East High Street Hi-Y Club 55 Track 1. CLARENCE WILSON ESTELLE fSnakel ...... .,.,,. 1 641 Rugby Avenue Distributive Education Club 5. BRUCE MAUZY EYE ..........,............ .....,.. 2 304 Jefferson Park Avenue Senior Play 5. PENELOPE FRASER fPennyJ ........,....,.........,,....,.,,............. 2300 Stadium Road I-Ii-Y Club 15 Players Club 2,3,4,5, President 55 Ushers Club 4,55 Basketball 15 Players Club Play 35 Vice-president of Homeroom 15 Treasurer of Home- room 5. FRANCES BLANCH GILLUM CF1-ankiej ..............,.,.....,,....., 703 Elliott Avenue Bumblebee 4,55 Girls' Activities Council 3,4,55 Choir 3,4,55 Operetta 3,45 Glee Club 1,2. CHARLES BURR GODDIN CBurr Boyl ......,...,.,......,...,.,.,.. 1218 Jefferson Street Hi-Y Club 4,5, President 55 Key Club 4,55 Student Council 25 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,55 Military Band 1,2,35 All-State Band 2,35 Boys State 55 Football 45 Baseball 4,55 Vice-president of Homeroom 1,45 President of Class 45 Senior Play 5. MONTIE REA GODWIN ...,.....,,.............,.....,........,..,......... 1011 Monticello Road Basketball 3,45 Baseball 55 President of Homeroom 3,55 Vice-president of Class 2. HAMILTON WHITLOCK GRAVES fBonesJ ............................ 812 Bolling Avenue C Club 3,4,55 Football 2,3,4,55 Basketball 3,4,55 Baseball 4,55 Track 1,2,3,4,55 President of Homeroom 45 Treasurer of Class 45 President of Class 5. FRANCES MAE GREGG fFranJ ......,.......,....,..,..........,..., 214 Fifth Street, N. E. Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 35 Girls' Activities Council 2,3,4,5, Vice-chair- man 5. MILDRED LORANE HADEN fMi1lyD ..........,....,,...........,......... 604 Grove Avenue Hi-Y Club 2,55 Bumblebee 25 Publication Advertising Staff 55 Military Band 1. page ninety-seven DONALD LEE HARLOWE .AAA,...4.........A.A,.4........,4...AA..A,... 1403 East Market Street Student Council 55 Chain 3,4,5, Photographic Editor 55 President of Homeroom 2. PEGGY JOYCE HARRIS ......,.,..,.,.......,,..A........,....,...iii,.,.., 500 West Main Street Student Council 15 Girls' Activities Council 2,4,55 Cheerleader 4,5. ELIZABETH MASSIE HART CBettyJ ,.,...... .t.. ,...t,.......tt.t N o rth Garden, Virginia , Science Club 2. JAMES STIMPSON HAWKINS fStimpJ ...,...............,.,.... 530 North First -Street Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,45 C Club 55 Key Club 4,55 Football 1,2,3,4,55 Track 3,4,5, JACK JACOB HIRSCH. ....,,,..,...,,.........,....,.................,.... 1824 University Circle Ecole Secondaire de Paris, France: Choir 1,25 Soccer 1,25 Track 1,25 Secretary of Homeroom 1,2. Lane High School: Art Club 5. LACY DIVAS HUFFMAN A,.,...................,........,..,...,,.........,...,..... 111 Ninth Street Hi-Y Club 4,5, Vice-president 55 Distributive Education Club 5, President 55 C Club 55 Key Club 4,5, President 55 Student Council 3,45 Honor Committee 45 Chain 3,4,5, Assistant Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 55 Football 3,4,55 Basketball 35 Baseball 4,55 Track 2,3,55 President of Homeroom 55 Senior Play 55 Associate Vice-president of State Distributive Clubs 5. ROBERT LEE HUMPHREY fBobbyJ ....................,.,..,.,.... 1431 East High Street Distributive Education Club 55 Football 15 Basketball 35 Secretary of Home- room 3. MARY KATHRYN HUTCHINSON ,. ..,,,. ,,..,... 3 0315 West Main Street Hi-Y Club 15 Basketball 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MAXWELL JACKSON ,..... ,....,. 1 108 East Jefferson Street THELMA MARGARET JENNINGS ........ ...I., ....I,.,,....,,....... 6 13 Meridian Street Student Council 1,2,3,45 Girls' Activities Council 1,35 President of Homerom 15 Secretary of Homeroom 35 Vice-president of Homeroom 55 Secretary of Class 1. LIONEL SKIPWITH JOHNS .......,....,,, Pine Paneler Apts., Fifteenth Street Westhampton School. Lane High School: Players Club 4,5 5 Players Club Play 45 Lanetime 45 Choir 25 Operetta 4. JANE ELIZABETH JOHNSTON CBettyJ .,.,...... Fairfax Apts., University Circle Hi-Y Club 15 Players 'Club 1,2,3,4,5 5 Student Council 35 Players Club Play 4,55 Glee Club 15 Vice-president of Homeroom 15 Secretary of Homeroom 2. VAUGHN GARY JONES fJakeJ ........ ,.........,...... . . ...,.,....,.,... 1117 Lyman Street FERREL KEANE fFlickaJ, .... ,............. . , ....,...........,.... , ....,.. 1826 Fendall Avenue St. Catherines School: Glee Club 2,35 Monitor 3. Lane High School: Basketball 5, District President 5, Youth Government Chaplain 5, Jeweled Hi-Y Pin 55 Ushers Club 4,5 5 Choir 45 Cheerleader 55 Basketball 45 Operetta 45 Secretary of Homeroom 4. JOHN THOMAS KELLEY CTomJ ........................,,,....,....,....... Draper, Virginia Draper High School 1,2. Greenbrier Military School 3,4. Lane High School 5. ELEANOR JEANETTE LAING .............................,...,...,........,.. 803 Bolling Avenue Distributive Education Club 55 Student Council 45 Chain 55 Girls' Activities Council 1,25 Concert Band 1,2,35 Military Band 1,2,3, Uniform Staff 35 Future Teachers of America 55 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 1,2,3,4. page ninety-eight JAMES FRANCIS LAVALLEY .........,.......,... ,.........,.........,..... 2 43 Shamrock Road Deposit Central: Coin and Stamp 1, Secretary 13 Chess Club 2,31 Sculpture 3. Lane High School: Science Club 5. LESLIE MAC LISLE, III fLeSJ ............,.,..................................... 309 Park Place Key Club 3, Treasurer 33 Players Club 2,3,4,5 3 Student Council 2,53 Concert Band 2,3,4,53 Military Band 2,3,4,53 All-State Band 53 Players Club Play 43 President of Homeroom 3. CHARLOTTE LEAVELL A,..............,.......,... ........ 1 834 Fendall Avenue ROBERT PATTON MAKIELSKI fFrogJ ........ ...,... 1 910 Barracks Road MARIA ANGEL MAKRIS ................................... . ..... 409 North First Street THOMAS TALMADGE MARKHAM fTommyJ ............,44. 518 North First Street Hi-Y Club 1,2Q Key Club 4,53 Chain 3,4,53 Track 1,5. ADELL FRANCES MARSHALL .......................................... 608 Rlvanna Avenue Hi-Y Club 53 Distributive Education 'Club 53 Bumblebee 4, Typist 43 Vice- President of Homeroom 43 Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 5. MARGARET ANN MARSHALL CPeggyJ, .......... ,.... 1 714 Jefferson Park Avenue Hi-Y Club 1,3. MONTY RAY MARSHALL ....................,....4 ...,.......,................. 1 003 Rayon Street C Club 2,3,4,53 Football 1,2,3,4,53 Basketball 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3,4,53 President of Homeroom 33 Vice-President of Class 5. FORREST WATSON MAYO ,.........,...........,...,......,..,,.....,.......... 700 Grove Avenue Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5, President 3, Secretary 5: Distributive Education Club 53 Student Council 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,4,53 Military Band 1,2,3,4,5, Corporal 3,4, Top Sergeant 5, Drum Major 53 Choir 3,4,53 Operetta 3,4. PAUL EDGAR MAYS ..........,.....,.....,....,...................n..,..,.. 1615 Cambridge Circle Winner of Science Open House 4. JACK MARSHALL MEREDITH QJockJ ...,..,,..,... ..,,..,,..,,,,. 1 617 Westwood Road Concert Band 3,4,5, Treasurer 53 Military Band 3,4,53 All-State Band 4,5: Track 1,21 Operetta 3. MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS ....................,...,.,........... 419 Fourth Street, N. E. Hi-Y Club 13 Distributive Education Club 53 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1. PEGGY JOYCE MORRIS QPegJ ........................................,..,..., 513 Rialto Street Girls' Activities Council 1,2,3,4,53 Choir 23 Glee Club 13 Secretary of Home- room 3,4,5. HARVEY MULHAUSER QScurvJ ............,.....,,,.....,......,...... 1610 Rose Hill Drive Hi-Y Club 1,2,3 3 Key Club 33 Players' Club 2,3,4,53 Student Council 1,3,43 Con- cert Band 1,2,3,4,5, President 53 Military Band 1,2,3,4,5, Second Lieutenant 4, Captain 53 All-State Band 3,4,5 3 Track 1,2,43 Operetta 3g Players Club Play 4. MAXINE LEE MUNDY lMacJ .....,.................. 317 Seven One-Half Street, S. W. Student Council 2,3,5 3 Girls' Activities Council 1,2,3,4,5, Vice-President 43 Choir 2g Glee Club 13 Secretary of Class 4g Treasurer 5. WILLIAM BURNS NICHOLSON fBillyJ ...................... .,,....... C lover Hill Farm Oceana High School: Student Council 2,33 Football 23 Basketball 2,3. Lane High School 4,5. . . - page ninety-nine FREDERICK HARRISON NORVELLE fFI'eddleJ .....,......,.,.....,. 606 HiI1lZOI1 Avenue C Club 4,55 Student Council 25 Football 1,2,3,4,55 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 15 Vice-president of Homeroom 5. MARTHA WOODSON OGLESBY ,...................,.,... Box 1887, University, Virginia St. Anq.e's: Glee Club 1. Lane High School: Ushers Club 45 Lanetime 5, Copy Editor 55 Girls' Activities Council 2,3,4,5, Vice-chairman 3, Chairman 55 Concert Band 3,4,55 Military Band 3,4,5, Private First Class 4, Corporal 55 All-State Band 55 Future Teachers of America 55 Vice-president of Homeroom 4. BETTY JANE ORSER ....,...,......,,.....................,.....,......, 500 Ninth Street, S. W. Hi-Y Club 1,4. JUANITA BLANCHE PAYNE fNitaJ ...................... A ,.,..,., .... 6 17 Elliott Avenue Student Council 15 Lanetime 55 Girls' Activities Council 3,4,55 Secretary of Homeroom 1. JAMES GUY PERRY, JR. .....,.,.,..........,....................,,........... 1906 Stadium Road Alhambra High, Alhambra, California: Key Club, Staff Club, Alhambra Club, Mission Club. Lane High School 5. KENNETH WAYNE PLUNKETT fGovJ ....,........................... 504 Druid Avenue Hi-Y Club 4,5, Jeweled Hi-Y Pin 55 C Club 3,4,55 Key Club 4,5, Secretary 4, District Governor 55 Student Council 3,5, President 55 Ushers Club 55 Football 1,2,3,4,55 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 President of Homeroom 1,45 Vice- president of Class 15 President of Class 2,35 Senior Play 5. CLARICE VIOLA POWELL fDrucyJ ....,...............,....... 406 Tenth Street, N. E. Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4,5, President 1, Secretary 3, Delegate to Hi-Y Conference 35 Student Council 4,55 Girls' Activities Council 2,3,4,5, Secretary 45 Basketball 1,2,3. BETTY CARoLE PRITCHETT ....,...................,........,..., 517 Eighth Street, N. E. Secretary of Homeroom 15 Treasurer of Homeroom 2. BYRON LEE RAMEY fMonkl ...,......,.,.,...........,.....,.,...., 324 Thirteenth Street C Club 3,4,55 Football 2,3,4,55 Basketball 1,2,3,4,55 Track 2,3,4,55 Presi- dent of Homeroom 2. LARRY RAY REYNOLDS ..,.,,.......,.....,..,. .... 1.2200 Hill Street Distributive Education Club 5. A JAMES ANDERSON REYNOLDS, JR. fJimmyJ ..,.. ,,..................,.. 2 200 Hill Street Distributive Education Club 55 Student Council 25 Basketball 35 Glee Club 15 Vice-president of Homeroom 1. WILLIAM E. ROBERTSON CBillJ ....... ........ 6 08 Rugby Road Choir 3,45 Football 1,2. JANET MARIE ROUDABUSH fRltal ...,...............,... ...... 2 13 AVOII Street Distributive Education Club 55 Glee Club 1. EUGENE RAY RUSHTON ...............,.................,.,.......,...,..., 850 Locust Avenue Coffee Junior High School: Vice-president of Homeroom 15 Lane High School: C Club 4,5, Secretary-treasurer 55 Key Club 4,55 Student Council 55 Vice- president 55 Lanetime 4,5, Editor-in-Chief 55 Football 3,4,55 Vice-president of Homeroom 5. PHILIP HENRY RYAN CPhilJ ..............,,.......... .,.... B oyd Tavern, Virginia Key Club 4,55 Lanetime 5, Photographer 5. ROBERTA JANE SACRE QBertJ .............................................. 1211 King Street Student Council 45 Girls' Activities Council 1,35 President of Homeroom 4. page one hundred LEE Ror SAMUELS ..........,.......,......................,............,............. 621 Ridge Street Distributive Education Club 53 C Club 53 Football 1,2,3,5, Manager 5. RAY ALLEN SAMUELS ......................,.........,.........,..............,.. 621 Ridge Street Hi-Y Club 53 Distributive Education Club 5, Vice-president 53 C Club 4,5Q Key Club 53 Student Council 4,5, Vice-president 53 Ushers Club 53 Football 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4,5. DIANA .ScoURAs ........ ................,.......,. ....... 8 2 2 St. Clair Avenue STUART STEVENSON SEILER QSonnyJ ...,. ....... 1 100 Elliott Avenue C Club 4,53 Football 3,4,5. WILLIAM RUCKER SHIPP fBillyJ .............................. 806 Monticello Avenue Distributive Education Club 5, Treasurer 53 C Club 3,4,5Q Vice-president 53 Football 1,2,3,4,53 Basketball 1h,2,3,4,53 Baseball 3,4,53 Track 4,53 President of Homeroom 53 Secretary of Class 3. BENJAMIN DANIEL SIBLEY III QBuddyJ ................ 922 East Jefferson Street Hi1Y Clubg Military Band 1,2,33 Football 1,2,33 Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Vice-president of Homeroom 1,2. RONALD PIERCE SLAUGHTER fRonnieJ ...... ....... 7 24 Grove Avenue Key Club 3,4,5. SUZANNE HAYS SMITH QZanJ ........,..................,.......,..........,... Ivy, Virginia Hi-Y Clubl,3,4,5, Secretary 53 Ushers Club 53 Publications Advertising Staff 53 Basketball 2,3,4,53 Secretary of Homeroom 33 Senior Play 5. BETTY CORINE SNEAD ....,........,...,.....,.....,........................ 806 Concord Avenue GEORGE LEONARD SPENCER .............................................. 712 Altavista Avenue C Club 3,4,5, President 53 Football 1,2,3,4,5, All-State 43 Baseball 2,3,4,53 Track 4,5. BARBARA LEE STAPLES CBobbyJ ...................,.,.,....................,. 32 Hill Street Hi-Y Club 1, Secretary 13 Players Club 4,5Q Lanetime 4,5, Feature Editor 53 Girls' Activities Council 1. BETTY JANE STAPLES ...,...............,............................,....... 713 Graves Street Hi-Y Club 1,23 Student 'Council 23 Girls' Activities Council 4,53 Choir 2,3,4,53 Operetta 3,43 Future Teachers of America 53 Vice-president 53 Glee Club 13 Vice-president of Homeroom 23 Senior Play 5. EARL CHAPEL STATON ............,.......l,.................... ....... 7 19 Lafayette Street Distributive Education Club 53 Football 1,2,3. NICHOLAS GFORGE THEODOSE fNickJ ..,...,..............,...... 404 Altamont Circle Distributive Education Club 53 C Club 2,3,4,53 Football 1,2,3,4,5Q Basketball 1,2,3,4,5 3 Track 1,2,3,4,53 President of Homeroom 53 Vice-president of Class 4. BETTY LEE THOMAS lTommyJ .............4......,....,.................. 947 King Street Glee Club 13 Vice-president of Homeroom 5. CAROL ELIZABETH THOMPSON .,.............,...,.....................,., 407 Elliott Avenue Alexander Wilson High School: Glee Club 1,21 Basketball 1,2Q Secretary of Homeroom 1,2. Lane High School: Hi-Y Club 53 Girls' Activities Council 4,5. PAUL BLAND TILMAN CSonny Nero J ....................,..... 1534 Rugby Avenue Distributive Education Club 53 Choir 2,3,4,,53 Operetta 2,33 Glee Club 1. page one hundred One LEWIS MASON TIMBERLAKE CRockJ ......,,,.,A.....A.......,......,.,. P. 'O. Box' 1092 Miller School: M Club 1, Treasurer 15 Glee Club'25 Football 3,4,55 Boxing 1,2,3,4. Lane High School 5. A ' META STUART TODD .......,....,............,...,. A, ...l.....,......,.,. ,.,., .... ' C obham, Virginia Choir 2,35 Cheerleader 3,4,55 Basketball 45 Glee Club 1. CARL MILTON VANFOSSEN ,....,...,...............,...... ....,.....,l 826 Hinton Avenue Key Club 45 Treasurer of Class 15 Vice-president of Class 2. DORIS MARIE WATTS .................,.... , ...........,.,..,...... ' ,..... 809 Monticello Avenue Distributive Education Club 55 Choir 1,2,3,4 5 Basketball 2,4 5 Operetta 3,4. JEAN ELIZABETH WHARTON fJeannieJ ............,..,.,...... 805 Belmont Avenue Distributive Education Club 55 Operetta 1,45 Glee Club 15 Modern Choir 4. JOAN PENCE WHITE .,..,...,......,...,...........................,..... 106 Robertson Avenue Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Choir 25 Glee Club 1. HARRY MOORE WHITMAN ............................,....... ....... R . F. D. 153, Box 131 Rugby University School: Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2, Captain 1,25 Softball 1,25 Honor Committee 2 5 R Club 1,25 President of Class 2. Lane High Schooli Lanetime 5. GORDON E. WILEY CG. PJ ..,.............,...,...,.,....,.............,...... 602 Lyons Court Staunton Military Academy 1. Lane High School: Distributive Education Club 5. LEE BOATWRIGHT WILLIAMSON fWulfeJ ...........,,..,,,...... 1915 Thomson Road Lane High School: 1,2,4,5, Operetta 2. Woodberry Forest: Track 35 Fencing 35 Tennis 3. ANNE FRANCES WOOD .,.......,,........,.........,......,..,.,.,........ 711 Bolling Avenue 1 Hi-Y Club 15 Distributive Education Club 5, Editor Promotional Manager 55 Basketball 1,45 Glee Club 1. LAVERNE PAGE WOOD ..,....................,............,,,............ 406 Altamont Street Hi-Y Club 1,55 Players Club 1,2,3,4,55 Student Council 55 Ushers Club 55 Players Club Play 3,4,55 Secretary of Homeroom 45 Senior Play 5. MONA LEE WOOD ..... .........................................,,....,..., 1 018 West Main Street Hi-Y Club 55 Ushers Club 55 Cheerleader 55 Art Club 5, President 5. WILLIAM REGINALD WOOD CWoodyJ ..........,., ........ 1 007 Blenheim Avenue Hi-Y Club 55 Distributive Education Club 5, Parliamentarian 55 Student Council 55 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Track 1. AETLEY JOSEPH ZUCHELLI, JR ...... ....... 1 713 Meadowbrook Road Senior Play 5. page one hundred two Q S X f'W fx. CURTIS L. REYNOLDS STUART E. POWERS PRINTERS PUBLISHERS ENGRAVERS OFFSET PRINTERS JOB PRINTING BOOKS - MAGAZINES Leaders in the field LETTERHEADS RULED GOODS of LAW BRIEFS BOOK FORMS SA55gR3Q,2Igg me jodo? CATALOGS ENVELOPES SCHOOL PRINTING REGISTER FORMS REGISTER MACHINES SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS PERIODICALS SNAPOUT CARBON FORMS ANYTHING PRINTED ANNOUNCEMENTS . .IIIIIIIIA PRINTING CIIIIIPII Y Telephone 2-9557 916 PRESTON AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA KBehind Town :fc Country Food Centerj See Our New Plant PRINTERS OF THE CHAIN page one hundred four In Charlottesville . . . IT'S HOWARD ,l0HNSON,S RESTAURANT ...f0r... Juicy Steaks Fried Clams Delicious Sandwiches Famous for 28 Ice Cream Flavors Located at Junction of Routes 29 and 250 'roPs Fon QUALITY VIRGINIA PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Q - Q - I - page one hund d fi - '-I Esquire Centre At the Corner University, Va. MARY L. HOLLAND Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Millinery and Hosiery 635 West Main Street Dial 2-9550 ROY P. TUEL S. L. THOMAS Jeweler . Optician Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 105 N. First Street I Keepsake Diamond Rings Telephone 24605 Watches and Jewelry I For . . . I HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 8E ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION '1- LIGHTING FIXTURES SEAFOOD 81 POULTRY fps MARKET Godwin - Holstead 215 Avon street Dial 2-6138 DW' 29157 THURSTON'S GARAGE I General Auto Repairing Telephone 2381 Crozet, Virginia UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, ING. At the Corner Opposite University Hospital I Dial 2-4555 G. V. DURRER, Pres. page one hundred six l 1- GLEASON'S BAKERY Preston Avenue Dial 2-6252 Mayo - Blackburn - Crutchfield Furniture Co. Your Friendly Furniture Folkv 715-727 WEST MAIN STREET Free Parking Telephone 2-8252 P. 0. Box 278 L. R. MAYO, JR. W. J. MEDLEY CHARLOTTESVILLE PRESS JoB PRINTERS 109 Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia TELEPHONE 2-5458 DOVEL TIRE SERVICE 601 Preston Avenue Telephone 2-5343 New and Used Tires - Prest-o-Lite Batteries See Us before Buying p g one hundred se Charlottesville Lumber Company SINCE 1893 'k Building Supplies Curtis Woodwork Curtis Cabinets Devoe Paints Floor Covering Yale Locks DETTOR, EDWARDS sf MORRIS I INCORPORATED I 'A' Wholesale Grocers 'A' CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA p g one hundred eight TOWN and COUNTRY SHOP LADIES' and MISSES' APPAREL 114 FOURTH STREET STANDARD PRODUCE COMPANY, Inc. TELEPHONE 2-5171 MEET YOUR FRIENDS 1 AT 1 TIMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE Your Neighborhood Theaters Sandridge Upholstery Shop THE JEFFERSON Slip Cover and Drapery Materials THE LAFAYETTE 207 9th Street, N. E. P. O. BOX 710 THE UNIVERSITY Charlottesville, Virginia C A L L 2-5444 for AMBULANCE SERVICE M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME, INC. 301 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia SOUTHERN WELDING 8: MACHINE COMPANY 11th Street, S. W. Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 2-6181 or 2-6182 HANCKEL - CITIZENS INSURANCE CORPORATION GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY DIAL 2-7191 Corner of Third and Jefferson Streets Charlottesville, Virginia page one hundred nine GILMORE, HAMM 81 SNYDER INCORPORATED Furniture for the Home and Office CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 2-8114 I NATIONAL Tnncuwnvs Bus SYSTEM Your Friendly Bus Company IN Q EIDDLUUEM, , L I , X n ' X- 7 . .. CL as If -'T' -Q-EA G ' -Q - Charles King 81 Sons Company, Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA I I h dred ten SAXTON'S CLEANERS WATER STREET Telephone 2-5550 or 2-2618 RALPH BRITTON HAYWOOD NELMS, JR. S. 81 S. FOQD CENTER MAY TEXACO SERVICE o Self - Service Friendly Personal Service FRESH BAKED GOODS PRESTON AVENUE GRADE A MEATS . Telephone 3116 Crozet, Va. TELEPHONE 2-7935 IN CHARLOTTESVILLE I B and N DRY CLEANERS 5th and Water Sts. Dial 3-2554 JAY . . . stands for Jewelry COM PLIM EN TS Of UNIVERSITY BILLIARD PARLOR page one hundred el W.E.JElWlNS cennrlan wxrqrgmmcan 4: ' 'UIQT gg.-,-1 ll9 FOURTH STREET,N.E CHARLOTTESVILLENA. Our Collection of the Best in Watches BULOVA - ELGIN - HELBROS - HAMILTON Diamonds Art Carved Repairing a Specialty Famous Lines of Jewelry Dial 2-2264 X 9 Q E QR YXE E 1 X E ' E 02 'X E R E M A15 is S 5 - Q a Q Q S 2 R e pf 0 S X E , 2 -G 'li 2 Q XQXXX' X Corner Third and Main Streets p g one hundred twelve CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BARNES LUMBER CORPORATION BUILDING MATERIALS - MILLWORK COAL - WOOD Build with Barnes TELEPHONES 2-4104 2-4105 2-4106 h ddth Let the Banks of Charlottesville serve you during your school years and thereafter . . ,. g To the Graduating Class: Congratulations and Best Wishes ,W Citizens Bank and Trust Company I Peoples National Bank National Bank and Trust Company Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation page one hundred fourteen For Friendly, Economical Service Take Your Clothes to Charlottesville's Newest Dry Cleaning Plant BROWN 'S DRY CLEANERS Preston Avenue Telephone 2-6285 we l P E New IUEHSUIVIILIZEU FHUPUR rmms' mnnsntll A nnomnv ' I ,- Inn un ul' ix'1TWnlal.Anhl1nl Ready - to - W'eur S Piece Goods and Notions J. D. 81 J. S. TILMAN Nehi Bottling Company Charlottesville's Shopping Center I JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Central Virginia's Leading Business College I COMPLETE STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL and ACCOUNTANCY ADMINISTRATION TRAINING MODERN NEW QUARTERS MODERN EQUIPMENT FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE I CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA page one hundred fifteen i FIELDING'S AUTO SERVICE ' Fifth and Market Streets I Telephone 2-8912 I AUTO - LITE DISTRIBUTOR TRICO WINDSHIELD WIPER SERVICE GENERATOR, STARTER, SPEEDOMETER REPAIR I ,V Y. -, ' :Lu I ,e.. I .... ..... 2 ,..., ,.e... - I E 5 ' Q WHERE THERE S ' '1 I if coca-com 5 THERE? HUSPITFILITH' 5 I I I .as A if .,,,s A.,,,.x UOYYIID UNDII AUINOIIIV OD IMI COCA-COIL COMYANV IV CHARLOTTESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. page one hundred sixteen S. C. CHANCELLOR at COMPANY, INC. I University, Virginia Dial 2-4161 L E V Y ' S The Fashion Mart of Charlottesville 102 East Main Street ' Dial 2-6255 CITY LAUNDRY ' -andI . DRY CLEANING SERVICE I Just can 2.91:-16 A ' DAWSON,S CABINET SHOP REPRODUCTION S FURNITURE REPAIRING, REFINISHING and UPHOLSTERING - ANTIQUES a SPECIALTY , . Floor Sanding Machines and Polishers for Rent 1 328 10th street, N. W. . Dial 2-8538 CROZET INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Carl F. Barnes Ella S. Barnes Crozet 2651 BELMONT GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS and INSPECTION STATION 501 Monticello Road Dial 3-3606 page one hundred seventeen i ,l EARL H. VAUGHAN '6Coal That Burns AUTOMATIC HEATING and PLUMBING IRON FIREMAN BOILER BURNER UNITS OIL BURNERS and COAL STOKERS 608 PRESTON AVENUE MONTICELLO DAIRY Telephone 2-51 23 A IETTEI IEVEIAGE 1: Nor CAUONAHD t nw. nun ,UIQ 'Uklry 1 VACUUM ull l' no 59 rzssqnnvfs Elkton Lithia Bottling C0 PETER PAN CLEANERS 900 WEST MAIN STREET Telephone 2-243 2 Make Peter Pan Your Cleaning Mann page one hundred eighteen MIDWAY MARKET WEST MAIN STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Dial 2-9126 N. W. MARTIN 81 BROS. INCORPORATED ir Roofing and Sheet Metal Products Slate, Tile and Slug Roofing 821 Albemarle Street Dial 2-8177 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 'A' Richmond Charlottesville Arlington M. C. Thomas Furniture Company The Place to Buy Furniture 420-422 EAST MAIN STREET 253-255 WEST MAIN STREET page one hundred ninetee l'l CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO PARTS CORPORATION MAIN and WATER STREETS W. E. BUFORD and COMPANY INVESTMENTS 603 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING C. H. WILLIAMS and COMPANY I DEPARTMENT STORE Charlottesville, Virginia New York Office: 137 W. 42nd Street Partners - C. H. Williams, H. C. Williams, H. L. Williams I Dial 2-4235 Meredith Bickers dll: cl Cla-ts I Trzangle Servlce Station 'Im WEST mm sum, It's Better to Service Regularly CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. I at Triangle than to Repair Later Preston and Grady Avenue H. M. GLEASON 8: COMPANY, INC. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS, TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY I FEEDS, SEEDS and FERTILIZERS I Corner of First and Garrett Streets Dial 2-5145 I FITZHUGH,S DRUG STORE I 201 East Main Street Telephone 2-4231 LANCE, INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS of PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES and PEANUTS ' I l 4 page one hundred twenty 1 gf .J I J. N. Waddell Shoe Company 308 East Main Street I THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 118 WEST MAIN STREET Congratulations to Graduates of Lane High School I FROM I JIM and HARRY GIANAKOS OF THE VIRGINIAN For Home Beauty and Comfort . . . KOOL-VENT ALUMINUM AWVNINGS PERMA STONE ALSCO STORM SASH ALUMINUM SCREENS ALSO FINEST QUALITY VENETIAN BLINDS Price Counts Only when Quality Is the Same Aluminum Awning 62 Blind Company, Inc. 706 Rose Hin Drive Dial 3-2692 page one hundred twenty-one 1 1 I NEW DOMINION BOOKSHOP 110 THIRD STREET, N. E. Telephone 2-2552 I SECURITY STORAGE 81 VAN LINES, INC. I 801 Preston Avenue I Dial '22-333 I I PIEDMONT CLEANERS l I Personalized Shirt Service . 209 Preston Avenue Dial 2-7550 I For.. I ' HARDWARE of ALL KINDS 'I I . . . See . . . , I I Charlottesvllle Hardware Company I I sTEVENS:g,1ggggER,o co. I ' RED FRONT MARKET I I . I CROZET, VIRGINIA I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE I HENRY W. JACKSON, Owner Auto Accessories and Parts - Batteries - Paints - Bicycles Floor Sanders for Rent 223 WEST MAIN STREET DIAL 2-5174 page one hundred twenty-two W. K. Keller Shoe Co. The Griddle Family ' THE PLACE Invites Lane Students T0 BUY ' fo Spalding Sport Shoes The Griddle 35 I Griddle Junior Mademoiselle Dress The Waffle Shop Shoes Chicken in the Rough 404 E. Main Sl. Dial 2-2915 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA S. D. FORBES Road Building - Ditching Farm Ponds - Bulldozer Work Land Clearing - Dam Sites All Types of Earth Movingv 11'th 81 Midway Siding Dial 2-9854 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA p ge one hundred twenty-th OMOHUNDRO ELECTRIC A COMPANY Frigidaire, Ranges, Water Heaters, Air-Conditioning Zenith Radios, Water Systems, Easy Washers TELEPHONE 2-6161 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ANDERSON BROS, at the UNIVERSITY WE DELIVER DIAL 2-4554 WILSON SPORTING GOODS We Lead + Others Follown LEGG-ETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Better Valuesn CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA POTTER - McCUN E COMPANY Institutional Supplies WHOLESALE GROCERS McKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA p g one hundred twenty-four O. E. 8: C. L. HAWKINS Dry Goods - Notions - Men's Furnishings Household Linens and Rugs 106 East Main Street Dial 2-5450 HULL COAL COMPANY 715 Street, S. W. Dial 2-2951 WONDER BREAD HOSTESS CAKES and PIES TELEPHONE 2-5690 T. N. DEANE, Distributor J ARMAN'S, INCORPORATED Everything for the Ojice - FURNITURE - MACHINES - SYSTEMS L. C. SMITH - CORONA TYPEWRITERS ENGRAVED SCHOOL INVITATIONS Second and Market Streets Dial 2-5184, 2-5185 WEINBERG'S MONTICELLO DRUG COMPANY MAIN at FIFTH STREET page one hundred twenty fi MONTICELLO HOTEL Home of Jeffersonian Hospitality CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ,ES S T O P 81 S H O P I . 451 -, at SUPER MARKETS X: 500 E. Main St. 1008 W. Main St. D Preston Avenue SHOP 9 at ' CHARLOTTESVILLE'S LADIES' and CHILDREN'S STORE I Wiley - Tilman, Inc. 410 EAST MAIN STREET Self Service SERVE YOURSELF QUICKLY ...OI'... SHOP at YOUR LEISURE COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE Groceries - Bakery Department Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Settle Tire 81 Supply Company Across from Lane High School LARGEST TIRE DISTRIBUTORS in CENTRAL VIRGINIA page one hundred twenty-six I DIAL 2-4458 FRANK SARGEANT, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY 113 FOURTH STREET, N. E. Casualty, Fire, Marine Lines Charlottesville, Virginia WEDDING CAKES, PARTY CAKES and PARTY ROLLS Our Specialty -.fx QUALITY BAKERY 913 West Main Street Dial 2-9554 A O'NEILL,S CLEANING 81 PRESSING CROZET, VIRGINIA Telephone 2 71 1 CASH FOOD MART WOOD and NORRIS, INC. 1107 WEST MAIN STREET I I page one hundred twenty-seven I 1 STYLE SHOPPE I Apparel That's Different for the Smart Miss MAIN at' FIFTH STREET ROBERTS, REPAIR SHOP Lawn Mower Repairing and Grinding - Machine Work Acetylene and Electric Welding - All Kinds of Blacksmithing 7 M and Dice Streets Dial- 2-6549 FOR MELLO-RICH ICE CREAM Dial 2-9164 ELLIOTT ICE COMPANY WARRICK MACHINERY 81 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. The Best Is Cheapest FARM and ORCHARD EQUIPMENT GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Dial Crozet 2411 or 3331 Crozet, Virginia BROWN'S GIFTS THE DAILY PROGRESS ., 'N Over Half a Century of Public Service TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE FORREST s. TOWE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - ACCIDENT LIABILITY - LIFE - IIOSPITALIZATION 416 East Main Street Dial 25-191 Staunton, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. Dial 5-2358 Phone 106 B E C K 8: F I E L D S FRIDDLE'S BAKERY, INC. page one hundred twenty-eight CROZET LUMBER COMPANY, INC. CROZET, VIRGINIA MEET YOUR FRIENDS NEWMAN9S at Men's Wear BELMONT PHARMACY 311 East Main Street JAMESON BOOK and ATHLETIC STORE, INC. School Supplies At the Corner University, Virginia STACY'S MUSIC SHOP OUTFITTERS for SCHOOL MUSICIANS 112 PRESTON AVENUE lf You Want to Be Well Groomed A. Q P. ...Visit... 218 IVEST MARKET STREET SMITH,S BARBER SHOP FIFTH STREET Charlottesville, Virginia WHITNEY'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 107 EAST MAIN STREET page one hundred twenty- Phone 2-7185 - Day or Night Battery Service GENE WOOD'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing - Skilled Body Repairing 604 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia Distributors of Charlottesville Frozen Food Lockers 514-16 Preston Avenue STEVENS 81 COMPANY Land and Real Estate Brokers Dial 2-6104 p g ne hundred thirty Dial 2-4232 Dial 3-2455 ESTES FOOD MARKET ELMER ESTES, PROPRIETOR Fresh Meats - Vegetables - Frozen Foods Free Deliveries Twice Daily 703 Avon Street Charlottesville, Virginia Take Time to Be Careful The Life You Save May Be Your Own FRIENDLY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. I 501 National Bank Building Charlottesville, Virginia Fresh Daily from Our Oven to You SOUTHERN BREAD BAKEDBY COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY City and Country Real Estate POLLY P. McGAVOCK Broker NANCY CLAY HANCOCK-Associate 216 Third St., N. E. Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 2-4221 Dial 2-2942 227 West Main Street SOUTHERN ELECTRIC COMPANY W. L. REYNOLDS D. H. TURNER Norge Refrigerators, Washers, Electric and Gas Ranges R.C.A. - Admiral - Motorola Radios and Television HELEN G. EASTHAM SHOP, INC. Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Millinery and Accessories CHARLOTTESVILLE - VIRGINIA West Main Cut Rate Drug Store 701 West Main Street DIAL 2-4921 page one-hundred thirty-one SUNSET LODGE Located on Route 250 Eight Miles West of Charlottesville S. L. WILLIAMSON CO., INC. 1916 Lewis Mountain Road Dial 2-5720 I Charlottesville, Virginia A L C O C O F F E E . . . IS 0 STRONGER o RICHER 0 SMOOTHER a SATISFYING Sears, Roebuck o PURE and Company Distributed by Your One-Stop Shopping Headquarters ALBEMARLE-MICHIE Co., WRRRR YOUR DOLLARS ARE WORTH MORE Incorporated , 212 West Main Street COX'S MARKET Monticello Road Dial 2-9252 Charlottesville, Virginia ' Buy U. S. Savings Bonds page one hundred thirty-two Charlottesville Group Virginia Chapter AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS STAINBACK gl SORIBNER S. J. MAKIELSKI BAKER, HEYWARD sl LLORENS WILLIAM S. DOWNING, Jr. JOHNSON, ORAVEN gl GIBSON MILTON L. GRIGG page one hundred thirty-three KELLER 8 GEORGE Jewelers and Opticians Since 1875 Haley - Chisholm Sz Morris, Inc Railroad Contractors 205 National Bank Building Telephone 2-73 52 ALBEMARLE HOTEL Air-Conditioned Coffee Shop 615 WEST MAIN STREET dred thirty-four DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 10-2-4 A Pleasant Place to Work I . . An Excellent Future WRIGHT'S WRECKING YARD We Specialize in Cutting and Installing New and Used Auto Glass Authorized Dealer for Libby-Owens-Ford Safety Glass Electric and Acetylene Welding - Machine Shop - Auto Parts Used Parts - Cars - Trucks - Tractors - Auto Repair Service We Operate a Complete Heavy Duty Wrecker Service I Telephone 2 9191 51 A - A, cres -- 1320 East Market Street page one hundred thirt y-five ALLIED SUPPLY CORPORATION QUALITY CONCRETE . . . and . . . CINDERBLOCK 1000 Harris Street COMPLIMENTS of YOUR FRIENDLY CANDY MEN KING 81 ROBERTS, INC.. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA NATIONALLY KNOWN and ADVERTISED CANDIES ONLY Dial Telephone 2-6 945 ' ,. 5 The House That Quality and Service Built ,gk WISE HEAT-SEALED POTATO CHIPS CLIQUOT CLUB BEVERAGES PAGE and SHAW BOX CANDIES MAYONNAISE - PICKLES - NABS GOLDENMOON FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES SALTED PEANUTS, ETC. I G U Y F. V I A Insurance of All Kinds 3rd and Market Streets Dial 2-2256 or 2-5025 page one hundred thirty-six EDWARD L. SMITH, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO - LIFE - FIRE 407 National Bank Building Telephone 3-2237 CRYSTAL RESTAURANT 811 West Main Street I DIAL 2-7546 DIAL 2-7546 I SUPERIOR AMBULANCE SERVICE PREDDY'S I FUNERAL HOME 909 WEST MAIN STREET CHARLOTTESVILLE - VIRGINIA FRANK B. HAYNES, President I C. P. MARTIN Plumbing and Heating 215 Albemarle Street Charlottesville, Virginia DIAL 3-2555 Let's Keep On Bowling at the VIRGINIAN BOWLING ALLEYS I IRVING 8: SNODDY L. F. SNODDY, Owner Specializing in . . . Window and Door Glass Topping and Upholstering Repairing and Straightening Fenders and Bodies Corner Third and Water Streets Telephone 2-4234 page one hundred thirty-seven DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC STORE 413 East Main Street Petie Brooks - Carl Deane - Foots Holland I R. E. LEE 81 SON, INC. I Building Contractors Your Finest Entertainment Value ' THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE M ,,.., A , 1 A A C K - HAWKINS ' ' I Since 1896 The House of Good Values Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Boys' and Men's Clothing Vwmy Dry Goods - Notions -- Home Furnishings Q H 120 East Main Street Xmu ,-X 16' 8.-:J41-1 C6 X sefhjgwg. 1' oo .X x . If sg ij 4...4J YQm f ,gui I COLLEGE SERVICE STATION Intersection of Routes 29 and 250 C. B. HARLOW, Proprietor page one hundred thirty-eight LEWIS RADIO SERVICE I 108 FOURTH STREET, N. E. We Repair Any Make Radio PHILCO DISTRIBUTORS A Telephone 2-7259 - Charlottesville, virginia Valley View Greenhouses Fresh Flowers Always Fashionette Beauty . Salon 0 113 Fourth Street, N. E. 'lr C HARLOTTESVILLE, VA. DIAL 2-6141 418 EAST MAIN STREET Telephone 3-3662 J. L. STOTT W. C. STOTT Blue Ridge Insulators SI Roofers JOHN S-MANVILLE INSULATION, ROOFING, LENNOX HEATING P. 0. Box 709 Telephone 2-8533 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA page one hundred thirty-nine Q - Virginia Telephone 81 Telegraph Company I 417.West Main Street CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA I I Miss Meta Todd I . Senior Models a Cronie from ELLINGTON'S THE CITY NEWS STORE BUS JONES, Proprietor ATHLETIC DISTRIBUTOR . . . for . . . A. G. SPALDING BROS. MacGREGOR-GOLDSMITH, Inc W. J. VOLT RUBBER CO. CONVERSE CHUCK TAYLOR SHOES page one hundred forty micunuiaa YJXNIXSS COMP Designers and engravers of the South's finest school publications I LYNCHBU RG, VIRGINIA The Chain serving Lane High School in providing its graduates with pictures and records for treasured 'memories THANKS THE STUDENTS AND THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS PRODUCTION POSSIBLE page one-hundred forty-two The Last Minute SENIOR TRIP MEMORIES: Left School 11:30 A. M., April 25 . . . arrived in New York, Piccadilly Hotel, at 10:30 P. M .... favorite foods: mashed potatoes and frozen beans . . . favorite night spot: Latin Quarter . . . favorite tour: Museum of Natural History . . . favorite songs: Dixie and Carry Me Back to Old Virginny . . . most impressive buildings: St. John's and Empire State . . . favorite eating place: Brass Rail . . . pet peeve: rudeness . . . Best place of all--HOME . . . arrived home Sunday night, April 29, 10:30 P. M. NEWS AROUND SCHOOL SINCE MARCH 1 fthat CHAIN deadlineb : The Play- ers Club won a Distinguished rating with the play Antic Spring in the state contest at the University . . . Ray Rushton won the same rating in boys' prose reading . . . Wed- ding bells recently rang for JoAnn Atkinsg she is now Mrs. Harry Lee Marshall . . . Lacy Huffman was one of the four delegates from Virginia to attend the National D. E. Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. While there, Lacy was elected Historian of D. E. C. A .... At the Eleventh Annual Spring Concert, Leonard Drumheller was awarded the five-dollar prize for naming the march Written for the band. His winning title was March of the Laneites . . . The 1950 Bumblebee won the trophy at the S. I. P. A. Conference held in Lexington. The CHAIN also won a first place award, and the Lane- time received honorable mention . . . One of the biggest dances of the year was the J unior-Senior Prom on May 4. Carol Thompson was crowned queen by Wayne Plun- kett . . . The Band, as usual, scored a first place rating in the state contest. SCORES BASEBALL TRACK Opponent Lane Opponent Miller School ...... .,,..... 2 0 22 Fork Union ..,........,.....,...... 4525 Fredericksburg ..... ........ 2 Woodberry Forest .A.......,.- Fluvanna ........,.,.,. ...,.,.. 8 18 , Waynesboro ....... ......., 9 8 Tr1'Meet V. S. D. B. '.-4,'A- 1 5 W3.yneSb0rO ................,..... Madison ,,,,,1,,, ,UQIUHQI 9 3 Fredericksburg ................ 43M4, Mt. 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