Lane High School - Chain Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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N' Y . Ny x Y 1 , .if ' X-. J W WM M ff ff L'1!'i.Jl,,lEV A QQ Q7 QQQP4 sr 7 Q93 5 GY Q5 p nt .whool life ax an active, interesting ilrarna. We hope that, in ine, thi.f 1952 Chain will help you to recall the part you p PREVIEWS OF COMING ATTRACTIONS SENIORS FEATURES CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FACULTY DIRECTORY ADS PREFACE I bringing you movies as the theme of thix annual, we have tried t lyd ' ' TB 5' ! 606 X167 XXXL! D! In Jizzcere fzjvprecifzliou of hir fmticnf imtrffclion, hir zleliglvtfmf good humor. lm' pcrxomzl ifztweft in each of my and bij deep .fame of fairneff, we, the Selfiow' of 1952, clm'iw1le ffm' Chain lo Hfzfzfcll H. Wfozlker. Q46 S E N I O R S Q Q!! XM yzcffgf W ffm v f' I ,.1, if , Ast, Q, SENIOR CLASSf7,'4',,'yJvV'ii' I Vw P Prexicient Vice-Preficienf Secretary Treamrer ' MATACIA MCCAULEY Scou RAS LANG After eleven years of anxious waiting and continuous struggling, we, the class of '52, finally became Seniors. As we walked through the halls of Lane in September of 1951 it hardly seemed possible that we were the big wigs now-that we were the leaders of our school, the examples to the lower classmen. Imagine the excitement of raising money for out trip to New York. The pastry sales, rummage sales, and various other projects kept us busy all year. As Seniors, we at last realized the necessity of making definite decisions as to what paths we are to follow in the future. For many of our boys, Uncle Sam made the decision. No matter what Held the Seniors of 1952 enter, we will feel safe and secure because wi in th w lls of Lane S of the foundat . ALVIN ARNOLD AKINS if rrBzg Alu nice build . , . pals around with n and jim R .... Oh, those jokes of his . . . friendly! PATRICIA LOUISE Kikie loves that shorthand . . . she's , a wonderful secretary . . . always swell gal to know. j ANNE FRANCES ANDERSON 'H X,X ffAnne!J very smart . . . dresses well . . . seen with Becca X D .... quite a sense of humor . . . swell gal! , Y BENTON via BARR Bennie' xi tall, blond, and good looking . . . loves spiqpts . . . a very likeable guy! . . . friendly ambitious , . . he's going places! Page eight If I f' X ,Q V '1 Y 1 i f , I , Biff! WILLIAM LAING BICKLEY 'I Billy I T. A. C .... witty . . . lots of fun to be with . . . likes to eat . . . car fiend . . . big band member. BETTY JOAN BURCI-I Bertie nice personality . . . friendly . . . that smile . . . our best dressed senior girl . . . pretty as a picture. DAVID BINGLER 'fomdff athletic . . . blond, curly hair . . . joe's brother . . . that laugh . . . nice boy! .Q , JXEYUJLUAEPEDWARDQASSIDY S ,ff . x-uBillyn friendly . . . small and cute . . . Oh, those blond curls! , . . seen with joe and Bob . . . full of pep . . . nice. ROBERT ANDERSON BIRCKHEAD HB0bbyH Band . . . quiet . . . love that laugh . . . shy guy but very nice. KATHLEEN POXWELL CLONTZ ffKdtbyY! full of personality . . . she's a wonderful person with lots of friends . . . seen with Laura, Gail, on the Lanetime and Bones . . . Big wheel staff . . . a swell gal we'll all miss. JANET CAROL BRANHAM ' Sco0fuJ 'i Ronnie! Ronnie! Ronnie! . . . studies a lot . . . a good worker . . . Betty's sister . . . a future secretary! . . . pretty. ALVIN CLAYTON COLEMAN, JR. ffS0nny!V friendly 'lisposition . . . lots of personality , . . kind hearted and willing to help . . . we wish him success in the future. HARRIET HOPE BRUFF EY Harriet that sparkler on her third finger, left hand . . . tiny little miss but full of spirit . . . the future looks bright for her. PATRICIA LOUISE COLEMAN repdtu short and sweet . . . loves to talk . . . friendly smile . . . active in Players Club . . . always glad to lend a helping hand . . . we'll miss her! fre-.- Page nine Page len CLAUDETTE JUNE COLLINS ffjunell pleasant . . . friendly . . . easy to get along with . . . quiet and conscientious. JACQUELINE GAIL DAVIS Jackie cute as a button . . . those eyes . . . very witty and loads of fun . . . Robert and Maryland . . . Favorite expression: What? Huh? MARY PAULINE COLTHURST Pauline cute blond . . . seen with Bertie, Riggie, and Everyn . . . ambitious . . . a rosy future. HERBERT WILSON DAVIS Willie cute . . , active in D. E .... very smart . . . Oh, those eyelashes . . . conclusion: Wonderful guy! ALVIN CURTIS CRAWFORD H ffAl!J member of that C Club . . nice and liked by everyone . . . quiet. RUSSELL RANDOLPH DEANE ffBunnJ'7J active member of the D. E. Club . . . a very friendly person . . . loves sports and good times . . . witty . . . here's wishing good luck and happiness to a swell guy. ALICE ELIZABETH CRITTEN DEN Alice small and cute . . . member of the band and Science Club . . . a good student . . . nice girl. ELEANOR FRANCES DICKERMAN Eleanor what will the band do without her? . . . plays a flute . . . pretty eyes . . . she's got brains to spare. REBECCA CONNELL DAVENPORT Beard, pretty and brainy . . . likes dogs, drawing, and the Charleston . . . a born actress . . . red hair an excellent student she'll o . . . . . . g places. HUBERT BEAZLEY DOUGLASS ffHug0!! football . . . ladies' man . . . those shoulders . . . his jokes . . . he'll go places. A' ...J ,ls .v 'N , 1 I-'Iv LEONARD IRA DRUMHELLER, JR. Leonard Oh, that giggle of his . . . quite a ladies' man . . . member of the choir . . . it won't seem right without him! SHIRLEY REA HARLOW Shirley very good in sports . . . always seen driving that Ian Chevey . . . nice gal . . . dresses well . . . pretty hair. GILBERT BURTON ELLITON, JR. Buddy shy but very nice . . . easy going guy . . . kind and considerate . . . he'll always have friends . . . heres hoping he gets the happiness he deserves. PEGGY ANN HARRIS Pee W ee friendly . . . nice disposition . . . seen with Mickey . . . loves sports . . . cute gal . . . W G QJ, J,,,f,.-ff VJ I . Larry PI on Q-L W small, blond, and very cute . . . always friendly n 0 to everyone . . . pals around with Buddy E .... dresses very nicely . . . Oh, that southern drawl! D E .... quite a worker. LAWRENCE PAUL GIBBS HARVEY RICHARD HAWK INS Abe quiet but very nice . . . friendly and easy to get along with . . . an easy going guy with a big, hri ht future. if 9 g M7555 ROSE MARIE HALSTEAD 0, pdf .VL ffnouyf- ,wwisfn 19,413 swell gal! . . . just loves the Navy . . . How about that, Dolly ? . . . seen with Jackie and Virgie . . . headed for a business world . . . we'll all remember her JAMES STIMSON HAWKINS ffstimpff a big guy with a big heart . . . love that smile . . . C Club . . . likes to run with the boys . FRANK JOSEPH HAGUE III Frank dependable . . . hard worker . . . grand guy! . . . Interest: radio!! . . . Miss I-lorwitz's pride and joy?!? . . . loves to sleep late! PEGGY JEAN HAYNES lrpeggyv U. Va .... smart gal . . . dresses well . . . likes to laugh . . . headed for College. 47' l Leu .Nt Y I I., Mfr' 'MJ 1 14 .n ,A .0 . Page eleven X ., , r J is ,A -:X Q k' J MILDRED WISE HERNDON Mickey seen with Barbara and Natalie . . . pretty, dark hair . . . an excellent dancer . . . very sweet . . . we'll miss Mickey at Lane. FREDERICK LYNN JOHNSON Freddie handy with a drawing pencil . . . pretty eyes . . . loves to tease . . . quite an eligible bach- elor . . . nice as they come . . . we'll miss him. MINERVA OZELLA HICKS 0zella very nice . . . likeable , . . shorthand pro . . . just loves her middle name, huh, Ozella? . , . lovely hair! JULIUS ROBER JOHNSON fPBZ!ddy!7 A Big wheel on student council . . . good in ' ' sports . . . good looking . . . we'll be hearing X more of him in the future . . . quite a brain. RALPH WALDO HOLSINGER III ' ul-Ioppyn one of the best-all-around boys at Lane . . , loves tractors and jeeps . . . a very cute boy with a bright future. X SHIRLEY RAY JOHNSON I Shirley blond and cute . . . can always be found with Shirley P .... her favorite pastimes are eating and laughing . . . dresses nicely . . . likes the Navy, CATHERINE JOYCE HOWARD Catherine peppy and full of life . . . that laugh . . . a lovely complexion! . . . cute gal . . . choir member, and does she love it! VIRGIE ANNE KIRBY Virgie that Ipana smile . . . cute as they come . . . a never tiring Worker . . . loads of fun . . favorite expression: Where's Jackie? NANCY BOYD JENKINS ffNdnC:V!! cute . . . her heart belongs to C .... one of those varsity cheerleaders . . . beautiful hair, beautiful girl. JUNE ELIZABETH KNIGHT frjunefr sweet and considerate . , . seen with Janet, Virgie, and Jackie . . . Crozet!!! industrious . . . her future is bound to be rosy. aa, as KZ.-K iff' iii- wp .i ' 1 9 lli J Q1 . LO AMB RT a ra w . . .l . . . wonderful person . . pretty, dark . has a Southern drawl . . . en with Be t . . . Lanetime staff. CLAR 'NLE EDWARD MCCAULEY, NIR. S keeter football and baseball . . . vice-president of Sen- ior class . . . most popular boy . . . that hair . . . a darling smile . . . friendly . . . Conclu- sion: WtJnderful. NANCY l-IARDINC LANG rfNuncyrr short, cute, and very sweet . . . loves to laugh, sing, and be happy . . . loads of talent . . . has a special interest in the Army . . . friendly girl with a sparkling future. PEGGY ANN MCCAULEY Peggy sweet and good hearted . . . athletic . . . pretty, red hair . . . liked by everyone . . . industrious . . . she has a bright future. MARION HOYT LEE . Marlon hails from Gyr ' . . . pretty hair, pretty eyes, pretty Y .. conscientious . . . has a will to wo - vs' - H7 ,VJ 1. ffif BARBARA ANN MCCLARY . ', . Barbara X a very nice girl . . . quiet and always seen with Winnie N .... headed for a bright future. KA'I HERINE LICHTNER Kaj cute blonde cheerleader . . . hails from St. Catherines . . . spent l3 months in Italy . . . very talented . . . quite a sense of humor . . . a friendly girl with a bright future! ELLEN JANE MCLAUGHLIN Ellen good-hearted and dependable . , . active on Lanetime staff . . . ambition is one of her good character traits . . . she's an easy-going girl destined to go places. EDITH BARBARA LINKE Barbie very nice . . . seen with Caroline and bhirley H .... a very good student . . . dresses well . . . future nurse. JOSEPH HINELY MCMURRAY loc hails from lllinois . . . very cute . . . dresses well . . . rather shy . . . Oh, those eyes! . . . our cutest senior boy. Page lhirleen ff li Z I li ij Q96 'T F , i , S t 3 r 2. :xx-5 Page fourteen BETTY JACQUELIN IVIARSHALI. jackie cute as can be . . . pretty hair and eyes . . . Miller School . . . friendly . . . headed for the business World. DAVID YOUND MILLER Dawd Band! Band!! Band!! stuclious . . . witty . . . liked by everyone , . That carl! qi' ' VI' ainat ice . . . cute gal with a swwp s alii . rives a Chevey. F' fel A if EDWARD YOUNG MOORE OM? HTJJ DAVID a wonderful sense of humor . . . those jokes . . . loves to argue . . . future architect. JOSEPH MATACIA Back.rbot p L I Mr. President . . . very nice and cute . . . always X I has a friendly smile and a bright hello . ..,. ' dresses seniors. EDWIN well . . . did a wonderful job for theh N Q C ANNE NELSQN Moitius Amee a wonderful figure . . . lovely clothes',.'. . bas- ketball fienrl . . . steady gal . . . a cutej little miss. ' - EUGENE MAWYER erjimmyfr cute red head . . . quiet but nice . . , those pretty white teeth . . . a good student . . . can always be found with Wilson and jimmy P. . . . the world's well OH because of people like Edwin. GWIN ALLAN MORRIS Gwinn main interest: Pat! great cheerleader . . . loves to dance . . . friendly to everyone . . . bubbling over with personality . . . a darling girl . . . shc'll be long remembered. LAURA HOLSTEN MEETEER Laura beautiful blond hair . . . witty . . . happy-go- lucky . . . kind-hearted . . . seen with Kathleen . . . her good nature will be long remembered at Lane. CHARLOTTE KAY MURRAY Charlotte natural curls . . . pleasing personality . . . studious . . . never loses her temper . . . smart gal . . . we believe she'll go places! ll ', NANCY JULE MURRAY Z! 9 most studious . . . quite a talented gal . . she puts the B in Band' curly hair RICHARD WILBER PACE jimmy tall, dark, and handsome . . . good dancer . . . quiet, with a heart of gold . . . one of the nicest boys at Lane . . . we wish him all the hap- piness in the world. WINNIE CLAIRE NORVELLE Ho! Dog nice and very friendly . . . seen with Barbara M. . . . Freddie's sister!! . . . we'll miss her. WILMER HOWARD PAINE Wzlmer a whiz in anything . . . loves to talk . . . those jokes! . . . Professor! CAIL ELIZABETH ANN OCONNELL Gaz! cute little blond . . . seen with Caroline, Kath- leen, and Tud . . . she came to Lane as a junior . . . we've enjoyed having her! ROBERTA LEE PACF ,B0bbI6 that Southern drawl . . . a natural blond . . . cute . . . pretty clothes . . . a gal with a future as bright as her eyes. MARY ALLEN ODELL Ozze cute little brunette . . . likes Tom better than Dick and Harry . . . Oh, that giggle . . . seen with Betty . . . a sweet gal with a bright future. MARINE CARROLL PAbCHALL Carroll nice and very friendly . . . cute . . . that long dark hair . . . pretty complexion nice voice CORNELIA MAE PACE Carney Wedding Bells Ale Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine . . . beautiful hair . . . has quite a taste for dressing well lovable girl BARBARA STEWART PATTERSON Bnrbaral' most popular senior girl . . . a mighty cheer- leader . . . lots of school spirit . . . neat as a pin . . . loads of personality . . . a cute little miss with a bright future Page Mteeu Page xixleen ROY ANN PAYN E ffR0peyU 1. A. M. A .... sweet as sugar candy . . . Friend- liest . . . initiative . . . editor of the Chain we'll miss her leadership . . . we all wish her happiness in the future!!! cute as can be . . . charming smile . . . T. A. C. likes the Navy personality plus. NATALIE HOPKINS PERRY rffl-'dlgyfl loves to bowl . . . seen ...small . . . full of a darling girl. r those pretty blue eyes . . . good in basketball! . . . cute! . . . track team!! EDWARD HARRIS Pm Best dressed senior seen with Joe M and gu 'L L L SHIRLEY LOIS PONTON !fTud7J . . . a terrific little gal with with Barbara and jackie charter . . . Conclusion: BYRON LEE RAMEY ffmwfeff C Club...T.A.C.... PITTMAN nice and friendly Leonard D swell PERRY RAUI ET X E Perry loves Mon lay morn1ngs7' drives a green Chev wonder ful sense of humor always ready with a smile RI-IUHAMEY VIOLA PLAUGHER H amey friendly, easy-going gal . . . seen with Betty '.., loves to laugh . .. have'around. darling clothes . . . quite a smile . . . one of those working pretty, dark hair! JULIA BERNICE PLEASANTS Bernice sports a Wedding band . . . quiet but not afraid to make her opinion known . . . nice smile. tall and very good looking . . . always driving his jeep . . . quiet but nice , . . cute smile . . . not .is gir very well liked. a sweet girl . . nice to VIRGINIA ANN ROBERTS Vzrgzma gals . . . tall and slender . . . JAMES BENJAMIN RooT frlimmyff l shy as we thought . . . he is I ,. f X - fi.r . . 1 vi 3 fl I ,...f'. f f, -if ' ' ' it , if l f-11. ,.T'HEfJ l 4 i 1 . ' CAROLINE ROSEBERRY C arne oh, that laugh . . . full of determination . . interested in U. Va .... Caroline's a person we'll never forget. J WILLIAM RULKER SHIPP Rucker good in .ill sports . . , tall . . . seen wi Tommy, Stimp, and the rest of the . . . Navy . . . we sure do miss him. VIRGINIA LEE ROUDABUSH Vzrgmza sparkling eyes . . . friendly . . . w g ia- ' mond . . . she has a future al anne . . . good luck! swell guy . . : lwa see wi h ll . and Hunter B .... Oh, that rin f is . . a boy with a terrihc Vsonal' y. ' , a WILLIAM HUGH Lisy' 'A ffH,,g,.t PM nfl those glasses!!! quite gain L. . what a s nse of humor . . . Oh, se 'xkes . . . nice uy! MARY HOKE SLAUGHTER Mary tennis, tennis, tennis . . . friendly and unsellish . . . always on the go . . . wonderful girl . . . natural curls . . . loves to drive. PEGGY JEAN SANDRIDGE sincere, loveable, and cute as a s . . loves fun and chewing g . R zggze ROB T DAL N Bobby pretty red hair . . . an A student . . . drives that tan Plymouth , . . Love life!!?? likes horseback riding. ROSE SCOURAS Rane as sweet as they come . . . you'll find her always ready to help . . . dresses beautifully . . . friend- ly gal. GRACE DIANE STAPLES Dmne those pretty natural curls . . . very good in sports . . . has a nice voice . . . friendly . . . her future will certainly he bright. Page Jf.'I'8lIftfeIl I W . S Page ezgbleen BERNARD PEYTON TEEL Peyl0n makes friends easily . . . dresses well . . . kind and considerate of others . . . likes pretty girls . . . lots of fun . . . we wish him loads of luck in the future. GRAY DOUGLAS WARD wow dramatic . . . those speeches . . . very talented . . . English pro . . . Players Club . . . Favor- ite pastime eating, TOMMY GEORGE THEODOSE Tommy loves sports . . . most athletic senior boy! T. A. C .... likes to run around with the boys . . . a nice fellow with a bright future. BETTY ANN XWELLS rrBeltyx: cute little biunette . . . David! David! David! member of D. E. Club . . . industrious . . . a very sweet gal . . . friendly . . . she'll go places. BARBARA ANNE TOMLIN ffaaw U. Va .... happy-go-lucky . . . fun-loving girl . . . nice to everyone . . . loves to laugh and sing . . . we wish lier happiness in the future. JESSE BIRCH XVILSON 1 erre Big wheel around school . . , tall and good looking . . . likes to dance . . . dependable. SHIRLEY MARIE TRAINUM Shirley pleasant disposition . . . a wonderful gal . . . she has a friendly way about her . . . nice and oh, that diamond. ELIZABETH GRAY WINSTEAD IfBe!ty77 naturally curly hair . . . that walk . . . Mary Washingttizi College . . . future nurse . . . dar- ling girl!! JUDITH LYTTLETON WADDELL rrjudyif U. Va .... curly hair . . . a good student . . . seen with Peggy and Becca . . . quite a gall! we'll miss her. ANN EVERRETT YOE NYU Yon good things come in small packages . . . those long socks . . . she can really ride a horse . . . friendly to everyone . . . Ann is going places. F E I U I 'W' ,Q E fzffff S fy,-f f , I. ,fv ,A f,' -Z 2 .fc IM gy ig 45'-JA Q! 'f' fl uifwj :IWI W 1H4':nem3u:'Hl' Page 1 ' 0:9 H A lf ff' . .iii iQf' jig? vi .. F52 '- .jg ' ' ' A- N35 gf, Q ff 1 4' ii ? f gi 2 s 114421, R 1 as TL'.i.1L'4t l5I 'I l4Y lilrlugu HIJWAIKIJ PI'l l'MAN ,fv- X Q N s. S S A I zvbl XT!!!-.T'!Tu'llll1l' Blflum' VIOHNSON Rosui SCOVRAS fm , dz ,E U gg 13' 92:4 A K .W My .,..,,, ff., .mm Q ii K x X Q55 it iw fi in f K EW Wm Q? 535 Q g Q95 tif mg Sk 33. Xgwfhc-A, wg sg! wk ,Q 11 L wr if www ,fm L. S Q gf? Sis? uw 225- ffm: s qi 4 egg ,N ,K Ml. 1 i ' ' fgyfa I WLS' WY' K 3 i 2 ' ,f4Q,ffes Q gi,,9wwwQ -9 I, Q X V 2 f . is Q Y R QQ l QQ. Q.. Wig R+ .11 V,.,..a,wwW..m,.. I 3' E ., g -1- gf., if if .fy , . if x'siY.,W 55 ' . W 6 . 1 Q , , 1 a '- 'S 3 Q S Q .1 ni N MW, , I 10,1 x77!lllgl.il'L'll.5 REBECCA DAVENPORT WILSON DAVIS 4 VL-..z Slllfdtl' CORNELIA PACE AIIM Rom' Air-'ell HI A' ---Liga! .1 -4 'rA I I I f :'1'U, ' h ' pvvcvvy I Q46 J U N I O R S Qlze Czfofce Yfcm V mr gg Page lrverzty-:e1fez1 I U IVY J 'ff nf, W '0q, UW 'l 1xti,1'Jr,,fw! ' , ,IMI I X ,N J 9 my .1 xg, M ,A y 'J' P' el Wahl K5 Q fly Q-' Y' 1 ' Tv 95' Prerident- RONNIE KITE Vice-Presidem- BUDDY SAUNDERS Wi' hs' Treasurer- DONNIE JOHNSON Secretary- JUDY RYAN Leap year is here again! The girls really went after the boys at the Leap Year Dance which the Junior Class sponsored. It was the first dance of its kind to be held at Lane and it proved to be very successful. If you like mellow music and soft lights, then the junior-Senior Prom was the outstanding event of the year for you. The Junior Class has had experiences in raising money as a. group and will, there- fore, be prepared to plan projects for their Senior trip next year. Page tzvenzy-eight :JE f' . 1. fp A . -if V. as ,Q 1 , 4 I ' Q- i L 7' ff A x X .. L ,.,,.-, ' .. . H ' . K ' ' 1 A ,F We '1- .zl I X uk l . Left lo Rigbz j. Anderson S. Atkins D. Ault B. Barnes D. Barnett T. Barnett B. Belt B. Bishop B. Blackwell F. Bonavita D. Bowen M. Brown I L. Bruton Q93 ,L 1 R. Bryant in A. Burnet' - 5 L E. Byars 6 l R. Case l A. Clmpmam F. Chamberlain Chisholm A. Clements A. Clough . 'wa nag G. Conley N. Craven M. Currier F. Daniel A. Davis R. Davis Ii. Deane Dilllrtl J. Draper E. Dudley AI. Durl J. Dugan B. Durham S. Durham B. Engstler B. Ennis A. Farmer D. Farris L. Finley W. Forloines B. Gay V. Gentry G. Giannini P. Goad C. Goodrich bl. Granneman Page tweufm-uiuz' Page Ihirly ei ' '4 . 4' ,Q H J. Haley ,IJ D. Hallock r Aj rf, R'- H. Harlowe ,. .1 V. , J. Harlowe f S. Harris I mf I 74.171 J. Haviland J. J P. Haynes ' i 1 J. Hopkinson ' G. Houchens JA, 'AV E. Hubbell ' A. Hughes N. Hughes N. Hunt C. Hum J. Hutton R. Jackson C. Johnson D. Johnson I.. Johnson S. Johnson K. Jones R. Kite J. Lamm D. l.awson C. Leake R. Leavel R. Lloyd C. Long C. Luck E. Luclewig C. Lushbaugh C. McClure N. McLaughlin M. Mahanes S. Makielski E. Makris I.. Mason G. Miller S. Miller H. Moore D. Morris N, Moses J. Norford P. Norman E. Omohundro C. Orser P. Payne 'x xv fa' A. Pearson B. Perry B. Phillips B. Phipps .M C. Pleasants X 1 . A . H. Pond M. Powell J. Pugh L. Reed H. Richardson L. Roberts J. Ryan A. Sargeant O. Sargent F. Sauder B. Saunders S 1. Smith M. Sparger B. Speidel B. Sprouse P. Staley J. Swain E. Taylor M. Thomas B. Tomasson H. Thompson E. Toms E. Wade D. Wlmite D. White E. Wiatr N. Wilsrmn ' F. Wood T. Wood 'jx Page thirly-one ill Roy ACUH ll. C21 Punchy. C32 Here we are like birds in the wilderness. 147 Play ers Club initiarions. 65? Operationz Bleachers. 169 And so I says to him . . C77 Shoes shoes, and more shoes! l'a,Q 0 Ifrlfrty-fzwn Q16 LVL EJ!! ef ! ' Q 57 CHARLOTTESVILLE M0 men SCHOOL SESSION 1951-1952 REFORM' TOM JONES A is-we B ll' 99 C Bl ' Q7 D 75-80 I 70-70 f 0'E sr1s1.1su p uma p- ALGEBRA D- D. sczuc: 9 Page thirty-lbree In the course of human eifentx it hecomef neceuar y to have a Sophomore clam compoxeil of Sophomores. Thif clan' hail few, if any, actiuitief anal rleuoteil the greatext amount of ity time enileaiforing to complete the credits required to hecome a junior. SeriouJly, though, our Sophomore! are a fun-loving hotly of Jtuilentf, .ftriuing to plant their roots firmly in the Joil of knowlecl ge. They are a wiile- awake group and enjoy participating in the many actiritiex of Lane High with the upper claxfmen. During thif year they were conxitlereil really up anal coming. They know how it feelf to he aclclreuecl hy the lower claumeng they are conftructing their future on a large Icale anil looking forwaril to heing upper claumen themyeluef. OFFICERS .L..w,.W Prefident ,......,. ....,. S TERLING WILLIAMSON Vice-Prexulent ....... .....,.,,,........ P AUL WOOD Secretary ..,.,.Ii,O. ,....... N ANCY SCI-IWARTZ Treayurer ...... I,...... D ARDEN TOWE Page thirty-four -.,-N..-...-...w. Vx I V t 1 b A I .J Y.. T ,Q 'Q Y ' w a' af '31 Ji X , 1 'Y F HY. W. lug., 1' 1 K I AA,, N Q , .4 KA M. ,S , 2 . x Lefl la Rigbl J. Adams E. Anas . Anderson D. Ballengee C. Barlow P. Bellomy S. Bellomy B. Bibb F. Bibb H. Birckhead R. Bondurant P. Bostic F. Branham M. Breeden B. Brookman S. Cassity H. Chiles L. Chisholm B. Clements R. Clements B. Collier P. Collier P. Crenshaw D. Crowe A. Dannenbrink S. Davis P. Dempster C. Digges R. Early M. East B. Easton ul. Edwards J. Estes E. Farinholt H. Faulconer E. Featherstone K. Featherstone -I. Fisher P. Flynt N. Foglemnn B. Franklin ll. Friedlein W. Friedlein A. Garwood M. Geer A. Gentry B. Georges bl. Glancy B. Goodwin P. Goodwin R. Goodson J. Hall bl. Hammond G. Harlow Page tbirly-fire f'1'?Qhi? Q E E . Harlow . .ig . ' , s ' P. Harlow it if . Q ' i 15 . :gf H. Harris rfif, f if .,,.. ' L L. Harris , G W ij ' , 1 M. Harris B. Hayes R ii P . C. Heiclloff xii A N In Q Q, ,i - Hensley 35 . .,.,',' W4 - f M. Herndon A iii: - Q . C. Hood X 55- ' V qs R. Hudson S. Hunt F. Hutchinson , A W M. Irby FQ! Page llffirly-.fix lf, P. Jameson me B. Jenkins A. Jones P. jones L. Kardos B. Keller E. Keller D. Kelley J. Kirby B. Lamonds V 7 Lang f Lilflg Lawson B L. Lippafcl ' 'K D. Logan R. Lowrance i R. Lynch J. McShane D. MacGregor V. Marks l. Marshall B. Martin B. Martin J. Mawyer W. Mawyer S. Miller B. Mincer E. Morris J. Morris L. Morris L. Morris L. Nelson E. O'Meara H. O'Neill B. Outen T. Pace R. Peregory B. Pirrmnn G. Powell f Prollitt P. Pyle R. Pyles M. Quick R. Rabe B. Ripley B. Roberts F. Roberts F. Roberts R. Roberts R. Roberts C. Rodelfer R. Rodgers N. Schwartz M. Sealock F. Shiiilett H. Shillett J. Shitlett H. Smart J. Smith K. Smith C. Stacy L. Stacy R. Staples P. Strong B. Stultz E. Sullivan D. Taylor M. Teel M. Thacker D. Towe R. Van Fossen P. Via D. Wayland E. Weinberg F. Wells I. Whitehouse S. Williamson J. Wilson B. Wood D. Wood P. Wood J S. Wloocls D. Workman H. Worley J. Worley D. Zuchelli l'a.qe' tl1ir!y-.rw ill Latin book, maybe? 421 Pretty please . . . KSJ That oltl gang of minef' lvl? Where to, girls? C52 O-oo, l'm so embarrassed! ljtljll' tllirlv-viglwl QA., F R E S H M E N U4 Qzw M167 of 3665 ZOI4 The Frefhmen in Lane High School have the opportitnity of Jelecting the coitrxe of .rtitdy which they will pitrfite throiighoiit their remaining high Jchool yearf. They will have a choice of ohtainirtg a college entrance iliploma, a commercial diploma, or a general diploma. Because of their year in the eighth graile, the Freyhrnen of Lane hecome acciistomecl to the Jchool and feel ifery mitch at home here. They are repre- Jenteil hy their memhers on the lanior-Vanity cheerleading Jqiiail, memher- fhip in the ifarionx claht and in the jiinior-Varfity Jportf. The clan of '55 will he well rememhereil af an inclmtrioiif, energetic groltp. OFFICERS President ..4..,.... ........ D ENNIS RINKER Vice-Preriilent .,..,... ,.oooo. V IQTOR LUDEWIG Secretary-Treamrer .A..,., .......,. A NN KEYSEEAR Page forty Q 1 4.4 D s . ,.,. M., 1 Q49 R. Aklkllllgflill nl. Anas R. Anderson S. Armstrong L. Atkins C. Berry S. Berryman C. Bevilacqua W. Bibb B. Bingler H. Bingler E. Birckhead V. Blakemore R. Bonavita A. Brown S. Brown B. Bryant A. Burch M. Butler D. Calhoun M. Carter S. Carter B. Cassity D. Cassady Il. Chapman J. Clark Clark S. Clark R. Coleman B. Coles D. Craddock N. Crawford l. Crenshaw J. Currier C. Daniels H. Davis G. Davis I.. Davis B. Day nl. Deaton Dew M. Dickerson B. Diggs N. Diggs N. Drumheller M. DuFrane C. Durham I.. Easton M. Etlmunclson AI. Edwards C. Eikner J. Farinholt -I. Feller T. Forloines Page forty-mm i . Page forty-two J. Fulmer J. Garrett J. Garrison J. Gay S. Glancy E. Glass J. Grubbs B. Hackett L. Hall N. Hall H. Hallock J. Haney F. Hankins L. Harris G. Hatcher B. Haviland B. J. Hayes Hawkins H. Hawkins B. Haynes P. Haynes S. Hays B. 1. Hicks 13. Hill Hensley S. Herndon H. Hopkins H. Huffman H. Hughes N. Jarman P. Hyde W. Jennings P. Jester C. Johnson M. Johnson R. Keeble V. Jones J. Kennan A. Keyseear S. King R. Laing S. Lipes C. Lawson V. Ludewig F. McCauley J. Mach J. Madison J. Mahanes D. Marion S. Marrs J. Marsh D. Marshall E. Marshall E. Marshall F. Marshall A R. M'1rsh'1ll S. Marshall J S x i -XA K S. Mason X G. Maupin M. Melton p M. Melton in 9 S R. Michael 4-Sr C. Miller S K. Mo H. Morrisetre C. Moses F. Norvelle J. Newton S. Norford S. Owen G. Par R. Payne M. Peery R. Peery T. Peery E. Plant V. Pleasants M. Pollock E. Pugh B. Ready D. Rinker T. Roberts M. Rodg B. Saunders D. Scott S. Seig j. Sites C. Smith M. Miller Ofe S. Morris B. Naylor B. Newcomb A. Newman R. Norvelle I'Ott E. Paschall B. Pence D. Pitcock K. Purcell C. Quarles CFS O. Rood B. Sanclriclge B. Sharrett J. Shaughnessy B. Shiflett R. Sommers R. Southall B. Spicer N. Staples Page forty-H9100 Z i Q -Sl 8. CQ Sr.mm li. Sr. Clair S. Surbcr II. Taylor R. Taylor W. 'Vzlylur M, Thacker B. Thumpson M. Todd B. Trevilliiln B. Tumcr B. WLIQIICI' B. Vlfaid M. West B. Wliarlimii W. Wliirc- I.. Willizxzmis R. Willizlzlis B. XVil1SIC2ld D. Wimcuii I.. Wcmcmni V. Wmmmini P. Wcrcxniscbn V. Harris tha' hri w ffH'!Vff'lH 1,12 Disti1nr Drums, 121 PoSin'. liverylwdy Poscfi iii Starvc-ii!! fir Whiting for ng squad? ' fi H T G H R A 'ZfL'L'lfl ZZ wit! 1 ! j 6 RL Page fur! 1' .2 1 ,. J J rs, sf 'I' , 2 N. Addington C. Acree R. Albert C. Angelus M. Angus M. Aram B. Bailey D. Bullowc B. Barlow C. Barnett M. Beasley D. Baber E. Berry B. Bibb D. Bibb E. Binglcr H. Bingler P. Birckhcud Al. Bishop B. Blackwell R. Boland P. Botts G. Breedcn H. Breeden I. Brcetlcn B. Brooks R. Brown V. Bruce P. Bruton J. Bunch D. Butler A. Cain T. Cnmbcll P. Cannon C. Carruthers N. Cuson J. Clements V Cockcroft B. Cole bl. Collins R. Conrad T. Cooper K E A. Connor R. Cornell A wr. V' QI. Crsddock J D. Craven x , A - , p . lx R. Creasy WXv,...,... . M . .. . l X . 2 R- Cffbbs V . j. Critzer A-' A ,Q S. Compton L ' ' LA I :i' II. Crummet 5 A J. Dalton gg-riaxx W. Damron Page fllflj-.l't!I't'll Page forty-eight 1. Darden B. Davis H. Davis 1. Davis P. G. Diclcerso Davis J. Dawson Il N. Dixon H. Dillard J. Doniel T. R. Drurnhel Doniel M. Drumheller ler A. Durrer S. Early P. Estes W. Fairley R. F allwell R. Farinholt H. Faulkner M. Fogleman J. Fowler N. Frye K. Gardner B. Garrett E. Garrison W. Gentry S. Gilmer N. Gooch B. Gordon vl. Graves F. Greene S. Grymes G. Guiff J. Haden C. Hallock P. Hall S. Harlow B. Harris H. Hayden H. Herndon S. Herring B. Hicks J. Highlander R. Hill D. Hoff P. Horton S. Hoskins R. Hough P. Hsu Y. Hsu L. Hughes R. Hughes E. Hurst hX .- , x kf 1 X' dl 1, 'I Q Q- . fr: B ' .J V. . Y x .A . at X i .. 1 'N ' I i N l f I iii- 1 iff: ' Q 1 'aan q qvy I rl S 5 4. i std 'QA , Wu ki.- w I s 12 Ex l M. james E. joachim E. johnson F. jones H. jones j. Kemper B. Kidd B. Kidd W. Kidd B. King C. King W. K G. Kinlaw G. Kirby j. Kumler B. Laing ing C. Lambert M. La B. Langford D. Lee D. Lynch ni-Z A. McCauley E. McGinnis A. Makris R. Marrs D. Marshall P. Marshall j. Mason L. Mason G. Maupin D. Mawyer H. Mawyer R. Mawyer F. Meeteer G. Meeks R. Melonc R. Melton Miller C. Mincer B. Mitchell E. Mitchell D. Morgan P. Morton M. Mustard B. Omohundro j. Outen A. Pace S. Pace Z. Paschall N. Payne O. Perkins j. Phillips E. Pippi I1 T. Plaugher Page fnrlj-uirle 24. is W ng VTX .5 4- '91 in in Q 1 . X ex- . . ., Page fifty K . J. Pollock E. Ponton B. Pritchett D. Quillon C. Range S. Reed L. Renger E. Roberts B. Sadler W. Sandridge C. Settle M. Shaughnessy M. Shawver V. Shilllett N. Shone J. Showalter V. Simms B. Smith E. Smith R. Sommer B. Spencer D. Staples R. Staples A. Staulfer R. Suclclarth M. Talley P. Taylor S. Taylor P. Thomas B. Tomlin R. Trainum G. Turner J. Tyler L. VanLear L. Vernon D. Walton V. Watson P. Wells R. Whitacre D. White A. Williams B. Williams N. Womack G. Wood H. Wood S. Wood J. Wright S. Wright A. York E. Zervos S. Culin T H L E T 'hfgffcgz I C S 360 02 ff 4-A 'fe '70!Zf 02:11 AL clww. .2 0 wx' 4 f, N.. -J . Pu Varsit Football Q if X .4 -, P N 4 RN BATTLEGROUND A, i if ' , B THE STARS: uxiq, Xi 4 mv fl . ., X 1 .xi 6 H 1 '75 if . S .B 3 4 4. '1 Baclzjieldx B. Shipp, R. Keller, J. Draper. Qzmrterfmck: T. Theodose. Line: B. johnson, W. Frcidlein, B. Barr, S. Deane, P. Raulet, S. Hawkins, H. Douglas. ll - ll-- Fin! rou' lleft to rightj: F. Johnson, J. Shisler, J. Root, T. Barnett, S. Hawkins, T. Theodose, B. Barr, B. Shipp H. Douglas, M. Ramey, B. johnson, P. Paulet. Second row: R. Rodgers, A. Chapman, F. Hague, G. Giannini, L. Bruton, A. Farmer, L. Nelson, F. Chamberlain R. Bonduront, N. McLaug'1lin, D. johnson, F. Roberts. Third roua' Coach Smith, B. Engstler, P. Wootl, D. Towe, H. Birckheatl, J. Smith, J. Draper, S. Deane, H. Chiles S. Mawyer, R. Pyles, H. Thompson, B. Bibb, Coach Barnett. Fourth rozr: F. Bibb, S. Makielslfci, D. Bowen, O. Wade, R. Keller, E. Dudley, W. Freidlein. Page fifty-two .llMMY SIIISIJ-IR Hxltff' Wfciglir' llli llciglit: 5' ll lrirsl Year un Squad , , . Alternave .Ir hall- lwank in his Inrsr year ul varsity uil1pL'IiIl.m , . . A hard player . . QIIMMY Rom' lfwllw' WL-iglrr: IN llcilulltj 1'9 lfirsr Year mm Squad . . . As a reservl center lie did a guml juli of relieving the regular 4l'llfl'l' , . . . . . - Hmmm' .IUIINSUN lim! Wciglit: !-W lleigllt' 5' IO Scum-l Year cm Squad . . . A guull rcaciver . . , Plays a Hard all- arunnd game ..... Huiuam' lbolwziras limi' We-ilglitz 1 llciglit, 6'0 Third Year on Squad . . . Tlrendr-se's favor- ite pass receixer . , . A guml all 'round player ..... , . . . Brin' Suwv Brief Weiglirg 155 lleigliti 5 Ill linurtll Year on Squad , . . Regular lxvllluaak and alternate quarter- luaal-: . . . Did an exnel- lem julw uf Pllllfilllll . . l5IiN'I'ON BARR frillrlfrll NVQ-ighti lui l leiglitt 3' 9 Tliird Year on Squad . . . Really deserves Lrcdit lor .1 line iulw done mr lmrh 1-llense and delerisc ..... l'.1,qr filly lffrn PERRY RAl1I.E'1' Gmml Weight: 195 Height: 5' S Second Year on Squad . , . A hard player who never gives up a light. BUNNY DIZANE Em! Weight: 156 Height: 5'9 Fourth Year on Squad . . . Can really snag those passes ...... IDAVID BINGLER Cwzfer Weight: 16-fi Height: 6' 1 Third Year on Squad . . . Good downtield luloclter and defensive player ........ lbzgef fifty-loin' TOMMY Tiieonosie Burl? Weight: 14' Height: 5' S Fourth Year on Squad . . . Most outstanding athlete in Lane's his- tory . . . Elected to sec- ond s t ri n g all-state team . . . Chosen hrst string quarterback to the Virginia H ig h S c h o ol all-opponent squad. STIMP HAWKINS 'Idclfle Weight: 201 Heightg 6'2 Third Year on Squad , . . Big hoy who really hits them hard .... MCDNK RAMIEY Emi Weight- 164 Height: 6' 1 Third Year on Squad . . . Quite a blocker and good en the de- fense ...... . . . ' I V' 4 ' , ' K V P' nr U N M' ti u I ' I U v 4 . M 1 ,,-' ,M . AJ ,f'ff'j,f',A ty .PW ,- fwvlv h 1 ' 1 D HW CIATLIY UOOI?RlliIl Km' I,lcall'1'Nlf1z V9 ,L ll1.l.x' Pfxcila ,lcmrv Ul,ANcix' ANN f1l.Olfl3H 5, 1 , . ,.. GXVIN IUORRIS lmklmlm l'M lliRsoN NANCY .IHNNINS linNA Pam-'1-'l'1 1' l'.I,.:c' flfl 3 Junior Varsity Football Beyond the Field of Glory Third row: Coach Kennedy, D. Marion, L. Wood, B. Trevillian, M. Carter, E, Featherston, R. Hill, A. Dannenbrink, F. Harlow, P. Hyde, j. Gronemeyer. Second row: W. Taylor, N. Farinholt, S. Williamson, J. Farinholt, R. Roberts, W. White, B. Phillips, W. Gentry, B. Taylor, D. Walton. Fin! row: W. Kidd, E. Chapman, R. Roberts, J. Kirby, B. Winstead, P. Via, W. Jennings, H. Bingler, R. Lynch, E. Pugh. The J. V. foo ll tea played a total of five games this year. Under the reins of Coach John Gronemeyer, th am lc bile a record of one win and four losses. The big ars i Bingler, Wayne Jennings, and l.. F. Wcucud. Most of these players will as ESM ball eagd' in the future. -gag-Q 0? Q2 obj' Q9 .0 rf dx W Ky ,325 GA11. MAUPIFJ ANN KEYSEEAR NEAL JARMAN FRANCES HANKINS SANDRA BROWN J. V. Cheerleaders Page iffy-:ix ,fda A 4 J Q6 .QM 'P- M N- 55 , XQ jf 1 I1 Scml nfl. ffl XY'lnfs m-wr! 4 M Thu piln--up. K lr lick nn his way. 151 Gmlw that Murc flag-cw , , , F: The Lum- Hg1nd'! l'.13r Mt y-wh. Lane ...,... Lane ....,,. Lane YY,,.,. Lane ,.....A. Varsity Basketball SCHEDULE l7 Fork Union....... 50 Fishburne ..A... 41 Woodberry 50 Fork Union .,., Lane ....,,V. 55 Fluvanna Lane ........ 63 V. S. D. B .... Lane ,V....,. 5l Arlington Lane ..a,aa.. ...... 4 2 S. M. A ........ Lane .V....,. ....,. 4 2 Fishburne .,.,...Y,......... Lime ..,VaYa, ... 5 3 Woodberry .........,,.... Lane Va..,a,a .. 45 George Washington ,.,. Lane .VVYVV.,.V,....., ,.v,,. 5 l Mt. Vernon ......,..,...... Lane .................... ...,... 5 3 S. M. A. .........,... . Totals ......... .,..... 6 12 Totals ......,. The Lane basketball team, led by set shot artist, Tommy Theodose, compiled a record of three wins and ten losses during its first thirteen games. The team suffered a great loss when Bill Shipp, a defensive and ball handling star, left in February for the Navy. The team still managed to hold its own in many games and usually lost only by a very few points in the closing minutes. The Big Lift ,Flu si - 40 54 45 59 l6 41 57 85 59 47 60 56 74 695 Third row: Coach Smith, Walter Friedlein, Paul Wood, Skip Logan, Howard Richardson, Darden Towe CManagerJ. Second row: Harry Pond, jesse Wilson, Buddy Elliton, Tommy Theodose, Monk Ramey, Buddy johnson. Firrl rorw: Sterling Williamson, Bobby Rodgers, Early Dudley. Page NIJ'-eight Hmmm' lfI,l.I'l'ON S' on Scunxni You cm Squmi . . . gmul nm-luminal puxh shut. Blum' SIIIPI' 5' H31 4 Fourth YQ-ur on Squml . , . I'.XlL'HL'IlI ll4mrm.m .uni point llmklir. 1 ' K 1 J 1 1 A 1 . Ji I 7 l,kl A ,, I A ,Q ,.' 1oNK RAMQQY ffl ' Third YL-ur nn Squui , , . SL-unnf higl1L'sl xunrcr . . . VL-rv gum! 1lc'fL'usivc. 'lkmzxn' 'lklliolmoslf 3, NH Fourth YQ-.lr un Squad .. . Hugh mmf.-I ... Bust sn-t shut 1,-vcr. Hl'lKliR'l' Dol'c:l,As U, In First Yc.1r on Squad . . . Gund rvlwmxmlcr xxirh JL-fcnsivu Ability. Ilulmm' VIUHNSON S' 101 l'1rst Ycnr on Squad . . UL-fcmivc stami- uur . . . Pl.ly'Hl.lkL'f. H151 jxjlj -film' Track HOMESTRETCH Back mu' Qleft to rightjz B. Georges, D. Featherston, F. Marshall, R. Norvelle, L. Davis, O. Perkins, R. Staples, R. Rabe, R.-Drumheller, E. Pugh, R. Sommers, P. Via, C. Eikner, C. Staton, R. Lynch, E. Chapman, R. Lorens, M. Maupin, F. Wood, D. Marshall, K. Featherstone, A. Chapman, Mr. Martin. From mu' ileft to rightj: J. McMurray, H. Chiles, J. Smith, B. Rodgers, D. Bingler, R. Davis, O. Wade, S. William- son, F. Bibb, M. Ramey, F. Draper, S. Hawkins, T. Theodose, R. Keller, P. Wood, S. Mawyer, J. Dew, L. Bruton, H. Richardson. B. Engstler, L. Wood. Lane's track team faced a seven meet schedule this year. Under the coaching of Harry Martin, the team is expected to fare very well against some rather stiff competition-. Since the team lost some fine track performers through graduation, it will rely on some of the newcomers to fill the gap left by these outgoing students. Among the letter winning performers returning this year were john Draper, jim Root, Stimp Hawkins, Fred Bibb, Tommy Theodose, and Monk Ramey. THE SCHEDULE Dare Opprmentr P0166 April 5 ,,,,,., ,,,,.. F ork Union .... ....-- H GYC April 12 ,,,,,,, ,... . Woodberry ........................... ------ T hffe April 19 ,,,,,,- ,,,,,, W aynesboro, Fredericksburg ....... ------ H CIC May 7, ,,,-,,- ,,,,,, L ynchburg, Covington .............. -A---- L Ymhbllfg May 17 ,,,,,,, ...... S tate Meet .................... ----eA W illiflmsbufg Page iixty Ill Fmp: Draper. 121 Tummy Tlxcodoac. 157 Fred Bibb. VU Bud Keller. KS! Stimp mwkins. 161 Monk Rumcy. Page .sixly -nm A C T I V I T I E S Page .vixly-three jean Clements Gracie Davis Kwag-Ping Hsu Pat jones Zeke Blakemore Barbara jenkins Joyce Crumment The Student Council Becca Davenport Bill Bickley David Matacia Skeeter McCauley Virgie Kirby Stimp Hawkins Mary Allen Odell Nancy jo Craven Billy King Denny Rinket jerry Fisher Cathy Goodrich Ray King, Elsa Ludewig Bill Trevelian Bob Davis June Fulmer Vfilliam Mawyer Howard Huffman Betty Joan Newcomb Joan Glancy Bill Speidel Ralph Holsinger . Anne Hughes Alice Cain Wallace Forloines Anne Pearson Ronnie Kite Wayne Dameron SPONSORS MIRS. MCCUE MIRS. PAUL Miss SPRADLEN MR. WALKER MR. lVlAR'l'IN l Left to rigbl: B. johnson, E. McLaughlin, J. Wilscnn. OFFICERS P WJ M6111 Vice-Prefidem Secretary JESSE WILSON BUDDY JOHNSON ELLEN MCLAUGHLIN Page sixty-four THE ENFORCERH Seated fleft to rightjz Mr. Walker, Mrs. McCue, Mrs. Paul, Mr. Martin, J. Wilson, E. McLaughlin. B. Johnson Second mux' J. Clements, G. Davis, B. Jenkins, K. Goodrich, A. Pearson, J. Glancy, Miss Spradlin, M. A. Odell, Z. Blakemore, B. King. Third funn' B. Davis, D. Rinker, A. Hughes, E. Ludewig, R. Davenport, J. Fulmer, B. Newcomb, A. Cain, J. Crum- mett, E, Huffman, K. Hsu, R. Hughes. Fourth rouz' P. Jones, W. Mawyer, N. J. Craven, B. Trevillian, R. Kite, B. Spiedel, S. Hawkins, W. Bickley, D. Matacia, R. Holsingcr, C. McCauley, J. Fisher. liver hear of the Homecoming Dance? Certainly! Wlitm hasn'r? This dance, which is an annual project of the Student Council, is one of the biggest events of the year. This year, after being crowned queen, Ann Everett Yoe reigned over the festivities. The dance was only one of the many events sponsored by the Student Council during the past year. Under the able leadership of Jesse Wilson, president, Buddy John- son, vice-president, and Ellen McLaughlin, secretary-treasurer, the Student Council stressed the importance of an honor system, brought order to assemblies, and organized a courtesy campaign. Page .rixty-fire ff! 1.4 f ,lm ,A 012. Y f 2 The Honor Comlnittee li. MCLAUGHLIN K. Goomucn t W Appointment With Danger OTT 7 v 0 I f u M U' ul' in Q T ? 1QGlI,,s shers, Club Walk Softly, Stranger ' Q., 1 mfg .4 fl . ...JA-'l 'A AJ ' - mi F4g,.,L 5 '4 4' W I5 11,4 ,L 1' zu 1,5 'vf'.g,,.A.JN ' ,Ay-!ya...:.v B. JOHNSON M. A. ODELL R. KITE Sealed fleft to right? 1 A. Pearson, B. Belt, M. Slaughter, E. McLaughlin. Standing Cleft to righw 3 A. Yoe, A. Hughes, Wilscnn, D. Matania, R. Kite, B. johnson, R. Scouras, Hutton. Page .xixt,1-,xix Girls' Aetivit Council OFFICERS Cbairmrnz. .,,,,,. .,..,,,, N ANCY LANG Vftic'-Cbu'ff7lld71 ,,.., ,,,,,. D OLLY HALSTEAD l Secremry . , , BETTY ENNIS IS Spruzmr . . , .. M Rs. McCtuz Left to right: B. Ennis, N. Lang, A. Clough, T. Pace The Girls' Activity Council is an organization consisting of one girl from each homeroom in the school. lts object is to improve upon the atmosphere of the school. This year Nancy Lang was chairman, Dolly Halstead was vice-chairman, and Betty Ennis was sec- retary. At the first of the year the G. A. C. helped the new students to adjust themselves to their sur- roundings. The eighth grade party introduced the new students to the old ones. The G. A. C. later gave an assembly combining American Fducation Week and Thanksgiving. Among its other projects was the Christmas Display Contest in which each homeroom participated. Take Care of My Little Girl Front: Nancy Lang. Firtrl mir: M. Dickerson, S. Durham, P. Taylor, B. Williams, A. Pace, P. Coleman, S. Hoskins, A. -I. Hayes, S. Arm- strong, B. Bryant, S. Norfortl, H. Faulconer, QI. Davis. Second rote: nl. Lang, ll. Wforley. B. Powell, nl. llarlow, B. linnis, S. llarris, C. Pace, C. Carruthers, T. Pace, B. Belt. A. Clough, P. jameson, P. Wfood, li. Keller. Third m14'.' Mrs. McCue, Al. Lawson, J. Ryan, D. Halstead, D. Staples, S. Danes. F. llalllliilwv ,l- Smith. A- BUUICII. A. Hughes, S. Harris, A. Pearson, N. hlarman, li. Pasthall, bl, Mahanes. Pugc .ii.x'1'1 -.l'L'I'L'll The Chain It Happens Every Spring l5li'1'TI li Roy PAYN13 AN N PH1PPs PAYNE PEGGY BILLY JEAN Pisltlw SANDRIDGIE The setting is a cold winter's night in the year l992. ln a chair is an old woman, smiling silently to herself. Shall we look over her shoulder to see what she is reading? Yes, it's a copy of the l952 Chain , bringing back many memories of high! school days at Lane. This year the staff has worked hard in order to bring the school a better annual. It has endeavored to hll the 1952 Chain with memories for all the classes and especially the Seniors. The Staff of the Chain', wishes to express its appreciation to Donald Harlow, a gradu- ate of Lane, for taking so many of our pictures. 1 lp Proof reading. 429 Oh, these pictures. 432 ,lust thinking. 1 ip Part of The Chain gang. tij This oughta be good. C67 Take a letter, please. t'q And The Chain was born here. Pug e .x ixty-vig bl THE CHAIN STAFF Edifor-in-Chief ROY ANN PAYNI2 Plzotogmplvic Editor Copy Editor Bli'l l'lli PAYNII PHIIIIDS PEGGY SANDRIDGF - Copy Staff Plvotogrflplm' Stuff FA15 SALIIDRR CIIIARI.O'I I'Ii BARLOW BOM BARNES GIQRALII KIRIIY BOIIIIY DIIRHAM JIMMY SHISLIZR W' ' .flf-N , BILLY PIQRRY WJ Arr Edizor Bfffifwff Spomor MIR. JOHN l.. SALI VIRGIIZ KIRIIY PEGGY GOAD SHIRLIQY PAYNI2 JOAN MOIKIRIS JUDY RYAN DOROTHY WHITE SHIRLEY JOHNSON Manager JACKIE DAVIS DER Loft lo right: Mr. Sauder, Fue SIIIIIlcr. Jerry Kirby, James Shisler, Bertie Phipps, Roy Ann Payne, Peggy Snndridge, Billy Perry. Pago ,fixiy-:line The Lanetime Co-Editor C0-Editor KATHLEEN ELLEN CLONTZ MCLAUGHLIN Feature Editor Spomofr SUSAN Miss MILLER ALICE ELAM Page rerenty Every three weeks Lane students rush to their homerooms to get copies of the Lanetime. A few minutes after they are received, the halls are crowded with boys and girls, laughing over the gossip column and jokes. The Lanetime is also a source of school information and contains the activities of the various clubs as Well as news concerning the students. In each issue is an editorial used to promote good school spirit and impress the rules of the school upon the students. LANETIME STAFF C11-lfzlilnrf ,. . A.i'.ri.s'tmzt Ifzlilor ,, L, Iicalnrc lfzlifnri' , Norm lfelilm' ,.,A C'irz'l1lulirn1 lllmmgcf ',,, Copy lfclilorf lfxcbmfgc lfzlimr , Sfvnrli' lfzlilnr l'lJr1Ingn1f2l1c'rr ., 'l'yf1i.r1.s' , , Ari liclilnr .,.. ,, , ,,,, ,,., ...,,., , , , Repnrfcrr mul Fcalnrc W'riler.f ......, Spomnr ...,,, ELLEN MGLAUGHLIN, KATHLEEN CLONTZ SUSAN M1LLER BARBARA LINKE, LAURA MEETEER HUGH SADLER BETTY XVINSTEAD MARY ALLEN ODELL, NXIILMER PAINE BARBARA PATTERSON MAIIY SLAUGHTER l.lZROY BRUTON, Bois BARNES NANCY LANG, PAT BAGRY. LAURA LAMBIERT JERRY CURRIER BETTY BURCH. PEGGY HAYNES. NANCY HUNT, DIANE STAPLES. ANN PACE. JIMMY DONIEL Miss ALICE ELAM Sealed: Laura Mceteer, Peggy Haynes, Kathleen Clontz, Ellen McLaughlin, Betty Winstead, Mary Odell, Betty Burch. Sluudiug: jerry Currier, Barluru Patterson, Mary Slaughter, Miss Elam, Wilmer Paine, Barbara Linke, Nancy Hunt, Patsy Bnghy, Nancy Lang. Jimmy Doniel, Hugh Sadler. Page .l'l'I'!'lll-1'-Oil!! The Bumblebee Bzzzz! XWhat's this we hear? lt's only the Bumblebee, stall, striving to bring the Lane students a better bi-annual magazine. Of course, we students have to provide the material, but the stall works hard to select the best poems, stories, essays, and various other writings. We congratulate you on winning the trophy this year and last year at the S. I. P. A. Conference, Bumblebee staff!! This year, the editor-in-chief was Mikell Currier. Assistant editors were Jule Murray, Becca Davenport, Stan Makielski, and Gray XWard. Exchange editor was Judy Wfaddellg art editors, Alice Crittenden and Ann Anderson, typists, Anne Hughes, Beverly Harlow, and joan Granneman, circulation manager was David Miller. The sponsor was Mrs. Katherine Meade. la a. 4 ivWm'f,iu,-'gy Standing Cleft to rightj: S. Makielski, D. Miller, J. Murray, G. Wartl, A. Anderson, Mrs. Meade, A. Hughes Seated: J. Watltlell, J. Granneman, A. Crittenden, M. Currier, B. Harlow, B. Davenport. Page .fL'1'l'7lfJ fll'0 Ium llrnnm-r1mx1, lk-Inc Plnppx. in lillcn lxltlglllgllllll, Nancy c.fLlVL'l1, Mary l.uu Spnrgcr. lau- Nu BUSINESS S'l'Al I+' 'VIN Ill linrlmm lkxrrcrwrx. Virluic Kirlwy, Dolly llnlstcaul, Hugh Sgullcr. ll! Bcvurly ll.1rlmx, lmll'I'. 1 In licrry liurlll. Nlllfl 5l.lll.Qlll'l'f, M.1ry Ullcll. l1L'.LIlJY Samlrnlhuu. 139 Ann lj.lkL'. Mus xrtuu, l54-Hx' lfmulxllu ling lf 1 1 Il I Dram Major STERLING WILLIAMSON Flutes: Eleanor Dickerman Victor Ludewig Phyllis Payne Crystal johnson Barbara jenkins Ann Burnet Emily Pippin Elizabeth Marshall Eleanor Ponton Alto Clarirtetr: jean Lee Anderson Shirley Surber Charles Acree Barr C larinets: Mary Lou Sparger Robert Ready Betty Harris Oboerx Eleanor O'Meara Sue Marrs Barroom: Helen Morrisette Ann Williams Eupbortiumxf Randolph Coleman Sterling Williamson Curtis Pleasants Flagelborn: Ann Pleasants H arp: Edith Kelley B b C larinetr: Elsa Ludewig Jule Murray Martha Ann Mahanes Michael Maupin Mikell Currier Ruby Bryant David Miller Wallace Forloines Alice Crittenden Robin Sommers Faye Norvelle Betsy Gay Joyce Lang julie Fowler Mary Belle Crowe Alto Saxoplaonefs Richard Rabe james Haney Doris Baber David Staples Sue Ann Wood Tenor Saxopbonefs Roberta Case Clayton Coleman Baritone Saxoploonex: Drury Wood BBb Barren William Speidel William Bickley Edwin Birckhead String Bauer: Nancy jo Craven Gray Ward Director MR. SHARON B. Hooss French H orm: David Marshall Jerry Currier Richard Lowrance Laura Vernon Ronald Leavel Corn etr: Allan Newman Donald Ault Robert Van Fossen Thomas Forloines Clara Mincer Richard Brown Howard Hayden Richard Hudson Hugh Sandridge julian Graves ' Trampetfs Bobby Durham jeanette Crenshaw Trorabonex' Lewis Mason james Anas Charles Miller Romey Williams Walter King Percarrionx Dennis Rinker Barry Thomason Richard Staples Lewis Kardos john Hopkinson David Lynch Page :enemy five I Girls' Senior H i-Y The girls in the Senior Hi-Y have had a very busy year attending various churches of different religions, holding meetings at the homes of members, and helping the needy children at Christmas. The Mothers elected for advisors were Mrs. Belt, Mrs. Granneman, and Mrs. Miller. Their help was greatly appreciated by the members of the Hi-Y. This year the jeweled Hi-Y pin, which is given to the one who set the best standards for her fellow students, was given to Ellen McLaughlin. Left to right: Rosie Scouras, presidentg Janie Hutton, secretaryg Anne Hughes, treasurerg and Martha Ann Mahanes, vice-president. Page reziezzty-.fix - Y .,40,s4Jt-I IQ MW! Qjffffi ,1,f,fa,i Q eww wff fin! muf: Joan Dillard, Ellie Wiatt, Fae Sauder, Joan Davis, Doris Barnett, Bettie Payne Phipps, Ann Sargeant Natalie Perry, and Patsy Coleman. Second row: Judy Norford, Helen Moore, Nancy Wilson, Anne Pearson, Catherine Howard, Everyn Toms Janie Hut ton, Jackie Marshall, and Miss Butt. Tlurd row: Peggy Goad, Joan Granneman, Ellen McLaughlin, Beverly Belt, Anne Hughes, Suzanne Harris and Jean Smith. Fourth rouf: Rosie Scoutas, Martha Ann Mahanes, Ann Burnett, Carol Leake, Mikell Currier, and Betty Gay Larl mum' Sue Miller, Nancy Jo Craven, Judy Ryan, Nancy Hughes, and Diane Staples. Doris Barnett Beverly Belt Nancy Jo Craven Mikell Currier Joan Davis Joan Dillard Betsy Gay Peggy Goad Joan Granneman Suzanne Harris Mickey Herndon Catherine Howard Anne Hughes MEMBERS Nancy Hughes Janie Hutton Martha Mahanes Jackie Marshall Ellen McLaughlin Sue Miller Helen Moore Judy Norford Anne Pearson Bettie Payne Phipps Natalie Perry Ann Sargeant Fae Sauder Rosie Scoras Jean Smith Barbara Tomlin Ellie Wiatr Dot White Nancy Wilson Ann Burnett Carol Leake Everyn Toms Patsy Coleman Diane Staples Mary Lou Sparger Page Jet entg Je: en Boys, Senior H i-Y The Boys' Senior Hi-Y Club has had many projects during the past year under the leadership of Mr. Spiedel. Among these were the f'Care drive and clothes for those who needed them in Korea. In November there were three delegates to the Hi-Y convention at War- wick: Frank Hague, president of the club, Wilmer Paine, vice-president, and Hugh Sadler, secretary. The treasurer is Billy Spiedel. The night of the Junior-Senior Prom, the Boys' Hi-Y Club had a banquet. Through the cooperation of students, the Hi-Y Club has done much to help the needy people of Europe. MEMBERS Buddy Johnson Donny Johnson joe McMurray Harris Pittman Eddie Moore jim Root Carlton Luck Bill Spiedel Sonny Deane Wilmer Paine David Matacia Frank Hagen Billy Blackwell Page seventy-eight Girls, Junior H i- Y This year the officers of the Girls' Junior Hi-Y were Jane Adams, presi- dent, Nancy Fogleman, vice-president, Helen Morrisette, secretary, and Betty Jo Newcomb, treasurer. The Hi-Y's various projects included making Halloween baskets for col- ored children and collecting magazines for the University of Virginia Hospital. Under the leadership of the sponsor, Miss Butt, the club has done much to improve the conditions of the school and community. Fin! row: P. Collier, B. Franklin, E. Marshall, C. Johnson, A. J. Hayes, P. Wood, B. Newcombe, P. Whitehouse Second row: B. Turner, J. Lawson, H. Faulconer, E. Keller, C. Smith, P. Harlow, N. Fogleman, G. Harlow Third rouz' Miss Butt fsponsorj, J. Adams, F. Hankins, B. Burch, C. Quarles, B. Day, F. Greene, C. Purcell C Moses Fourth row: M. J. Edmundson, H. Morisette, J. Feller, S. Davis, E. Plant, J. Garrett, J. Fulmer, E. Kelly. Fifth roux' L. Harris, M. Teel, P. Jones. Page eiglaly Ei hth Grade Hi-Y Left lo right: S. Taylor, A. Pace, E. McGinnis, J. Crummett, J. A. Phillips, S. Hoskins, E. Roberts, E. Hurst, B. Spen- cer, S. Reed, P. Estes, Miss Butt. Membership in the eighth grade Hi-Y during the first year of high school helps to teach the younger students at Lane better Christian standards. Early last fall this Hi-Y elected Suzanne Hoskins, presidentg Ann Pace, vice-president, Joyce Crummett, secretaryg and Emma jean Roberts, treasurer. The members of this organization joined the other Hi-Y groups in attend- ing various churches. Page eigbtyyoue B0 5, Junior Hi-Y .Seated ileft to rightjz H. Hallock, B. Ready, R. Hughes, H. Woods, J. Showalter, O. Rood. Second rmzz' H. Hughes, R. Sommers, J. Kenny, A. York, R. Coleman, J, Tyler. Thlrd roux' Mr. Spiedel Qsponsorb, F. Perkins, R. Southall, AI. Kumler, B. Winsreatl. Zeke Blakemore Randy Coleman Harold Hallock Hunter Hughes Roy Hughes jim Kennan Page efglaly-Iwo MEMBERS john Kumler Frank Perkins Bobby Ready Orville Rood Jimmy Showalter Robert Summers Rae Southall jimmy Tyler Bobby Xwinsread Hunter Wocxd Al York Choir Words and Music This year, the activities of the choir consistecl of assemblies in October, December, ancl March, a spring concert ancl a performance for the Kiwanis Club and patients at the Univer- sity Hospital. Due to Mr. Sprouses illness, the annual Christmas Concert had to be callecl oil, but the choir was able to participate in the District Music Festival ancl the All Wfest Chorus. The tlelegates to the All XY'est Chorus were Carroll Paschall, Carol Leake, Cath- erine Howarcl, l.eonarcl Drumheller, ancl Benton Barr. S!.'l'f'L'fd7'-1 A X 3 , . ,,mNlwH C.Aiuzoi.i. lAM.IlAl.l. l5liN'I'UN Hfxitit ,, I 1'eiz.i'1n'er' lfjM,l1'.wjtlHH DoNNiii JOHNSON I,i1oNAitii Dlil'MHliI.l.lzli , , l'1i1111.i'I Ifizutav Goonwim lijril mn rleft Ku riighrli P. Coleman, S. Glancy. li. Kirby. VU. Norvellc. lf. Berry, j. Clancy. A. Kc-yseer, rl. Shillette. P. ffollier, l'. lilint. P. Wtflls. Slkllllll mn: A. llones, Cf. Smith. CI. lloxxartl. P. llarlow. S. llarris, B. llayes, ,l, Kennan, C. Long, A. Cain, lf. Pas- thall, bl. lqmson, ll. llatlen, Mr. Sprouse, 'l'lwnl mn: li. Mtblary, P. fiomlwill. l. llatlen, -I. Smith, l.. llall, L. Drumheller, -I. Anderson, -I. Harlow, D. john- son, li. llanes, ,I. Atlains, Li. llouthens, Li. llatcher. ll. Harlow, l ff1H'lff H1115 M. lireeilen. li. Wells. li.-U'hle.ira.-M, Crowe, CQ' Paschall. 13. Barr, D. ffratlock, S. Makielski, W. Paine, li. Martini. K.. llootl, C., llietllorl, lx. Prolhtt, I. Pace, C.. Settle. lhllee uiglvli-flirt Art Club Enjoy art? For the second time Lane students have had the opportunity to study art, this year under the leadership of Miss Martin. She planned various trips to museums and other points of interest for the young artists of Lane. Much of the Art Club's time has been devoted ro helping other clubs. They made post- ers for the C Club dance, signs for the teachers' meeting, and props for the Players' Club play. The most memorable prop is their bust of i'Belvedere. The oflicers were Shirley Davis, presidentg Charles Acree, vice-presidentg and Ronald Addington, secretary-treasurer. Portrait of Jenny Top piffure: 1OHicersJ Charles Acree, Shirley Davis, Ronald Adding- tOfl. Middle pidure: Phillip Hyde, Hugh Davis, Charles Acree, Ronald Addington, Meredith James, Bottom picture: Cstandingj Shirley Davis, jay Daltong Cseatedj Skip Logan, Sylvia Hayes, James Anas. 'age cighlj-four Distributifve Education Club The purpose of the D. E. Club is to instruct the seniors of Lane in good salesman- ship and in all the ethics of the business world. All students taking D. E. during the year must have a job in one of the downtown stores or business firms and work a minimum of fifteen hours each week. By doing this, they receive one credit for each course. Several projects were sponsored by the D. E. Club during the past school year. The most outstanding to the Lane students was the Patch Hop Dance. The officers were Wilson Davis, presidentg Lawrence Gibbs, vice-presidentg Betty Wells, treasurerg Kathleen Clontz, secretary, and Tommy Theodose, sergeant-at-arms. Sealed: Peggy Harris, Betty Wells, Gwin Morris, Bunny Deane, Wilson Davis, Lawrence Gibbs. Laura Meeteer. Gail U'Connell, and Virginia Roberts. SlzHIdill,2.' Charlotte Murray, Virginia Roudabush, Mr. Magera, june Collins, Buddy Elliron, Peggy McCauley, Edwin Mawyer, Billy Cassity, Tommy Theodose, Clayton Coleman, Harris Pittman, Bernice Pleaszmts, Shirley Train- um, and Rhuhamey Plougher. 11 eigliiy-Dr Players Club Meet Me After The Show First mu' Qleft to rightj: K. Clontz, L. Meeteer, B. Mincer, F. Hague, J. Waddell, L. Drumheller, P. Coleman, A Yoe, G. Ward, Miss Bolen. Second roux' P. Strong, P. Pyles, J. Hutton, B. Phipps, S. Johnson, P. Haynes, D. White, J. Edwards, N. Schwartz, E Keller, S. Durham, R. Scouras, R. Bonavita. Third roux' J. Currier, H. Sadler, R. Goodson, I. Lawson, H. Hallock, B. Pence, M. Mahanes, M. Currier, B. Jenkins 1. Adams, A. Pace, E. O'Meara, C. Acree. Fnurlb roux' M. Perry, J. Smith, P. Goad, S. Owens, K. Smith, A. Anderson, M. Teel, B. Martin, N. Craven, J. Murray E. Dickerman, N. Drumheller. Belvedere ? Why, that was the play presented by the Players' Club last fall. It starred none other than that brilliant and talented new-comet to Lane, Grey Ward. It was a big success and proved the acting ability of several of our students. Last year the Players' Club won a distinguished rating when seventeen of its members participated in the State One-Act Play Festival sponsored by the Virginia High School League. Page Qigllf-1'-.l'i.Y 1 MEMBERS C. Actor- S. Durham j. Lawson P. Pylcs nl. Adams AI. lidwurds M. M2lllLll'lCS H. Sadler A. Anderson P. Cloud S. Mzlkiclski R. Sadler R. llonnvitn R. Goodson B. Martin hl. Smith K. Clluntz If. Hilglll' l.. Muster K. Smith P. Clolcmun H. Hallock B. Minccr P. Strong N. ll. Crzlvcn P. Halyncs Al. Murray N. Schwartz -I. Cfurricr lx. Hurst la. c7'lVlC1lI'1l M. Tecl M. Currier -I. Hutton S. Owens xl. Wnrltlell Davis ll. .lcnlcins A. Pxlcc G. Walrrl li. lDlClCL'l'IN1ll1 S. llolmsrm B. Pcncc D. Wlmite l.. Drumhcllcr 11. Keller .M. Pcrry N. l3rumhL-llcr D. l.:xwson li. Phipps SPONSORS Miss Vmmwm l5ol.lsN Miss -IIZAN GRONIEMIEYIER OFFICERS I'wmlw1z ll. WAlJlJlil.l. lfiwlmaiiflwif . ....... ...... 1 T. HAGUH .Sur-L'z.m P. COLEMAN 'l':w.wn-w- . . ..... S I.. l.JRUMHliI.l.lER 1 ly Ship Ahoy! fly Players Cfluh otlicc-rs. I 31 ml1l1L' Snake Pit. 1 ll Rncli-n-lwyc, Bnhy. llilxtfl' Nglwli- rf The CM Club The C Club is an organization for boys at Lane who have won a letter in varsity football, basketball, or track. Every year the new boys go through an initiation to become members. Annually the club gives a successful Christmas dance as one of its activi- ties. The gym this year was beautifully decorated with Christmas trees and a fireplace which waited for Santa Claus. Tommy Theodose, quarterback, was chosen for All State and received honorable mention for the All-American high school football team. Benton Barr and Hubert Douglas were also given honorable mentions. Wy? The Egg and 1 M' l 4 Beginning, top row fright to leftj: Coach Smith, Bobby Bishop, Stimp Hawkins, Harvey Hawkins, Monk Ramey Hubert Douglas, Walter Freicllein, Sonny Deane, Buddy Elliton, Bobby Rodgers, George Gianini, Buddy John- son, Billy Shipp, Benton Barr, Bunny Deane, Perry Raulet, Alvin Crawford, David Bingler, Skeeter McCauley Louis Nelson, john Draper, Tommy Theodose, Arthur Farmer, Fred Johnson, Roy Bonclurant, Mr. Martin. Page eigbly-eight X ses- M4 KIJ lpnnn ur Clmmlgltx-'aff IJJ All .llwcmnifl Q37 In thc puvvdcr mum. 143 XX7hcrc's his .Innm mp! rim 'Bnrnlws 4m'41y! ffvl The nun from Mars. fr The big wigs: Srimp Hawkins, Sunny D4-unc-, Skl'L'fL'f MQCHLIIL-y, 'llmnrny Thcminsc. Prlxffr' riufgffty-Him Science Club In its third year, the Science Club elected the following officers: Eleanor Dickerman, president, Elsa Ludewig, vice-president, and Ann Burnett, secretary-treasurer. Several club projects were demonstrated at the Science Open House in Madison Hall at the University of Virginia. Miss Dulce, the sponsor, has helped to expand the members' knowledge in the field of science. Ann Burnett joan Dillard james Estes Jack Haviland Elsa Ludewig MEMBERS Steve Miller Eleanor O'Meara Wiliner Paine Prudence Pyle Bobby Ready Lee Renger Betty Ripley Shirley Surber Patsy Strong Ann Wiebel Third row: Jack Haviland, James Estes, and Wilmer Paine. Second row: Miss Duke, Eleanor Dickerman, Betty Ripley, Ann Burnett, Steve Miller, and Eleanor O'Meara Firyt roux' Prudence Pyle, Joan Dillard, Shirley Surber, and Lee Renger. Sealed: Elsa Ludewig and Bobby Ready. Page ninely Key Club First ron Skeeter McCauley, jesse Wilson, jimmy Root, Frank Hague. Semud ruuu' Donnie johnson, Paul Via, Fred Chamberlain, Buddy Saunders, Stan Makielski, Carlton Luck jimmy Smith, Paul Wood, Robert Lynch, Buddy johnson. Ihml mu: Rodger Goodson, Sonny Deane, Ned Farinholt, Sterling Williainlscmn, Darden Towe, liddie T. Moore Keith lutherston, David Matacia, Mr. Barnes. THE KEY CLUB The Key Club, or junior Kiwanis, is an all-boy service club. It spon- sors projects which prove helpful to the school. Among these are keeping the College Catalogue Shelf in the library, making sure the doors are open in the mornings, raising and lowering the American Flag, and assisting the Athletic Department. This year's projects were selling tickets and ushering for the Preston, the Magician show. The club members took up tickets at the football and basketball games. It also gave its annual Bobby Sox Dance which went over as a huge success. Mr. Barnes sponsored the Key Club, and its oflicers were Jesse Wilson, presidentg james Root, vice-president, Frank Hague, secretary, and Skeeter McCauley, treasurer. Lane sent delegates to the Capital District Convention in Washington and will send them to the International Convention in Chicago in june. These delegates were headed by jesse Wilson and consisted of four other dele- gates who earned their way by a point system. Page mnffy one W If ff L I X gsv, XF X NX X Qxw jf if' 1: X 4 ' ty-tb Page JOHN H. BARNES, Ph. B. English FAY M. BARROW, B. S. Home Economics ADA L. BERREY, B. S. Mathematics VIRGINIA F. BOLEN, B. S. Secretary IDA L. BOSTON, B. S. English VIRGINIA M. BROWN, B. S. Business Education LILLIAN S. BUTT, B. S., M. S. History ALDEN L. CARLSON, B. A., M. A. French, Spanish JEAN C. CHASE, A. B., M. A. English, Latin JOHN B. CHASE, JR., A. B., M. A. Science, French PATRICIA P. CLARK, A. B. English, History ANNA C. DECKER, R. N. Nurse MARTHA W. DUKE, M. A. Science, Biology ALICE O. ELAM, B. S. Mathematics FOSTER B. GRESHAM, B. A., A. B. English JEAN GRONEMEYER, B. A., A. B. English KATHERINE HABEL, B. S. Home Economics SHARON B. HOOSE, B. M. Band SYLIA P. HORWITZ, B. A. English, History ROBERT R. HURT, B. S. Science, Chemistry ARTLEY O. HUTTON, B. S., M. A Director of Instruction MILDRED C. JONES, B. A. English MARTHA J. LEAVITT, B. S. Physical Education ninety- four JOHN J. MAGERA, B. S., M. A. Consumer Education, Distrihut HAZEL A. MARRS Clerk HARRY S. MARTIN, A. B., M. A. Physical Education MARY F. MARTIN, A. B., M. A. Art ISABEL C. MCCUE Typing KATHERINE A. MEADE, M. A. Latin ELIZABETH S. PAUL, B. S. History, English JOSEPH N. PAYNE, B. S., M. Ed. Mathematics CLYDE POOL, B. S., M. A. General Shop. Woodwork JOHN E. REITZ, B. S., M. S. Science WEBB B. ROTHWELL, B. A. Lihrarian JOHN L. SAUDER, B. S., M. A. Industrial Arts ive Education GLADYS S. SCHUDER, A. B., M. A. Mathematics EDITH LOUISE SMITH, B. S. Visiting Teacher WALTER C. SMITH, B. S. Physical Education GERALD C. SPEIDEL, B. S., M. S. History ELNA M. SPRADLIN, B. S., M. A. Physical Education WILLIAM W. SPROUSE, JR., B. A., Choir ROBERT E. SWINDLER, B. A., M. History ANNIE B. TALBERT, B. S. History, English HASWELL H. WALKER, B. A., M. Mathematics MILDRED A. WITTEN, B. S. Business Education PRINCE B. WOODARD, B. A. Driver Training M. A. A., Ph. D. A. , iw BARNES BARROW IiU'r'l' CARLSON DUKE IELAM -0 I V9 ' f ' J J L I IORWITZ HURT MCCUE MAGISRA PAYNI2 POOL ' , , REQ? R A mm HQ,-7 ' Aiwfg ' iw? V in ' , L, q 'A -f Ag, 1 ,Q 4 :q w ab . faux-I' A :W ff, 411' ' ei A I 'ew - 1 R . , W 'N' VM 1. ' 4 .:23,,v.g Av ' ' 1 5952 ,f ,fggg RR O' , 19 ' ' 423 A Q. 2 . H' 1 ' A V ,, X ,V , , X 'Jw !' h BERREY CHASE GRIESHAM HU'I l'0N MAR'l'lN REITZ , A -1 Z x .1 BOLEN BOSTON BROWN CHASE CLARK DECKER GRONEMEYER HABEL HOOSE JONES LEAVITT MARRS MARTIN IWEADIZ PAUL ROTHWELL SAUDIER SCHUDER x Page uiflely-fire SMITH - SMITH SP,EIDEL SPRADLIN SPROUSE SWINDLER WALKER WITTEN HUGH L. SULFRIDGE Superintendent Page ninety-.fix W. I. NICKELS, JR. Principal DR. JAMES G. JOHNSON Superintendent Emeritux E IOR DIRECTORY ALVIN ARNOLD AKINS ................................................... . ............ 139 Stribling Avenue Hi-Y Club 5, Players Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, Players Club Play 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Homeroom 1, Secretary of Homeroom 2, Vice-President of Homeroom 3. ANNE FRANCES ANDERSON ............................................................ 1004 Long Street Players Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club 3, Ushers Club 3, Bumblebee 3, 4, 5, Art Editor 3, 4, 5, Girls' Activities Council 1, Publication Advertising Staff 4, Vice-President of Home- room 1. PATRICIA LOUISE BAGBY ....... ....... 5 11 Caroline Street Lanetime 4, 5. BENTON VIA BARR .................................,.. . ......,,......................,...... 921 Cherry Avenue C Club 4, 5, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Football 1, 3, 4, 5, Operetta 2, 3, Vice-President of Choir 4, 5, Vice-President of Homeroom 3, 4, President of Homeroom 5. WILLIAM LAING BICKLEY .................................................................. 877 Nalle Street Student Council 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Military Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Junior Varsiey Football '2, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain and Commanding Officer of the Military Band 5, President of Concert Band 5, President of the Homeroom 1, Treasurer of Homeroom 3, All State Band 3, 4, 5. DAVID BINGLER .............................................................................. 1113 Cherry Avenue C Club 4, 5, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 3, Track 3, 4, 5, Vice-President of Home- room 3. ROBERT ANDERSON BIRCKHEAD ........................................ W708 Altavista Avenue Publication Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Military Band 2, 3. JANET CAROL BRANHAM .......................................................... 901 Altavista Avenue Choir 2, Operetta 1, Glee Club 1, Secretary of Homeroom 1, President of Homeroom 2. HARRIET HOPE BRUFFEY ....... .,.... .... . .................. 8 1 0 Avon Street Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 3. BETTY JOAN BURCH .....,.................................................................. 1400 Oxford Road Greenwood High School: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, President of Class 1, Folk- dancing Club 1, 3, Publications Club 1, 2, 3. Lane High School: Lanetime 5, Secretary- Treasurer of Homeroom 4. WILLIAM EDWARD CASSITY ....... ........ 8 11 Rives Street D. E. Club 5. KATHLEEN POWELL CLONTZ .............................................................. 211 Park Place Hi-Y 1, 2, D. E. Club 5, Players Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Girls' Activities Council 4, 5, Publication Advertising Staff 4, Concert Staff 2, 3, 4, S. I. P. A. Conference 4, New York Band Trip 1, All State Band 4, Secretary of Hi-Y 1, Secretary of D. E. Club 5, Advertising Manager of Lanetime 4, Co-Editor of Lanetime 5, Chairman of Vocational Guidance Committee 5, Uniform Chief of Concert Band 3, 4, President of Homeroom 1, Treasurer of Homeroom 2, Secretary of Homeroom 5. ALBIN CLAYTON COLEMAN, JR ............................................. 712 Lexington Avenue D. E. Club 5, Concert Band 3, 4, 5, Military Band 2, 3, 4, 5. PATRICIA LOUISE COLEMAN .................................................. 712 Lexington Avenue Players Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Girls' Activities Council 5, Choir 4, 5, Players Club Play 4, 5, Secretary of Players Club 5. CLAUDETTE JUNE COLLINS ....... ......... 1 10 Todd Avenue D. E. Club 5. A Page ninety-:wen MARY PAULINE COLTHURST ........ ......... 1 959 Lewis Mountain Road Girls' Activities Council 4. ALVIN CURTIS CRAWFORD ...............................,.......................... 720 Cherry Avenue C Club 4, 5, Football 3, 4, Manager of Football Team 3, 4. ALICE ELIZABETH CRITTENDEN .......................................... 113 Washington Street Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Bumblebee 2, 3, 4, 5, Concert Band 4, 5, Military Band 4, 5, Choir 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Future Teachers of America Club 4, 5, Chaplain of Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Science Club 4. REBECCA CONNELL DAVENPORT ................................................,......... Cresap Road Players Club 4, 5, Bumblebee 4, 5, Student Council 5, Choir 3, Operetta 3, Exchange Editor of Bumblebee 4, Treasurer of Homeroom 2, Student Council Representative 5. Saint Anne's School: Reporter on School Newspaper 1, Choir 1. JACQUELINE GAIL DAVIS .................................................................. 218 Ninth Street Chain 4, 5, Choir 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Glee Club 1, Business Manager of Chain 5. HERBERT WILSON DAVIS ....................... ......... 1 54 Carlton Road D. E, Club 5, President of D. E. Club 5. RUSSELL RANDOLPH DEANE .................................................... 714 Monticello Road D. E. Club 5, C Club 3, 4, 5, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, President of Home- room 2, 4, 5, Vice-President of Class 3. ELEANOR FRANCES DICKERMAN ................................................ 1705 Rugby Road Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, 5, Players Club 1, 2, 3, 4 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Military Band 1, 4, 5, Players Club Play 3, 5, President of Science Club 5, Vice-President of Players Club 4. HUBERT BEAZLEY DOUGLASS .................................................... 609 Watson Avenue C Club 4, 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Military Band 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, 5, Basketball 4, 5, Track 5. LEONARD IRA DRUMHELLER, JR ........................................... 1114 Montrose Avenue Players Club 3, 4, 5, Choir 2, 3, 4, 5, Operetta 2, 3, Players Club Play 5, Future Teachers of America 4, 5, Secretary of Homeroom 4, Treasurer of Players Club 5, Treasurer of Choir 4, President of Choir 5, Vice-President of Future Teachers of America 5, Representative of Lane at All-West Chorus 2, 3, 4, 5, Lane Reserve Band 4, Concert Band 5, Talent Show 3, 4, 5, Vice-President of District J, Future Teachers of America, 5. GILBERT BURTON ELLITON, JR ............................... ...... ........ 5 3 0 Ridge Street Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 3, 4, 5. LAWRENCE PAUL GIBBS .................................................................... 702 Ridge Street D. E. Club 5, Vice-President D. E. Club 5, Treasurer of Class 3, Vice-President of Home- room 3. FRANK JOSEPH HAGUE, III ............................................................ 1306 Rugby Road Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Key Club 3, 4, 5, Players Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Players Club Play 5, President of Homeroom 5, President of Boys Junior Hi-Y 3, Secretary of Key Club 5, Vice-President of Players Club 5, Treasurer of Hi-Y 4, President of Hi-Y 5. ROSE MARIE HALSTEAD ...................................,.............................. 1000 Rayon Street Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Activities Council 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-Chairman of Girls' Activities Council 5. SHIRLEY REA HARLOW ..............,....................,..,.... ...... 4 16 Monroe Lane Secretary of Homeroom 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. PEGGY ANN HARRIS ............ . .. ........... . ..... ........ 1 O14 Market Street D. E. Club 5. Page ninely-eight JAMES STIMSON HAWKINS ................................................................ 530 First Street Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, C Club 4, 5, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 5, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Track 3, 4, 5, Vice-President of C Club 5. PEGGY JEAN HAYNES .............................................................. 2312 Fontaine Avenue Players Club 4, 55 Lanetime 5g Publication Advertising Staff 4g Choir 2, 3, 4, 5, Operetta 2, 35 Players Club Play 4, Glee Club 19 Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 2, Section-Head of Choir 4, Virginia Contest Plays 4. MILDRED WISE HERNDON ............. ......... 7 09 Concord Avenue MINERVA OZELLA HICKS ........ ....... 9 16 Elliot Avenue Girls' Activities Council 1. RALPH WALDO HOLSINGER, III .............................. ........ K eswick, Virginia Science Club 1, Student Council lg Football 3. HARVEY RICHARD HAWKINS ............................ 601 Malcolm Crescent, Park Street Student Council 4, Football 1, 2, 53 Baseball 3, 4. CATHERINE JOYCE HOWARD ...................................................... 2312 Carter Avenue Mclntire: Choir 1, 2g Cheerleader 2, 34 Athletics Club 39 Hi-Y 2, 3, Library Club. Lane: Hi-Y 4, 5g Choir 4, 53 Treasurer of Homeroom 5. NANCY BOYD JENKINS .................................................... 2406 Jefferson Park Avenue Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5, Glee Club lg Vice-President of Homeroom 2, President of Home- room 3. FREDERICK LUNN JOHNSON ................................................ 903 Stonehenge Avenue C Club 5, Football 3, 4, 5, Track 3, 4, 5g Manager of Football Team 3, 4, 5. JULIUS ROBER JOHNSON ........................................................ 1114 Montrose Avenue Hi-Y 5: C Club 55 Key Club 4, 5, Student Council 5: Ushers Club 53 Football 2, 3, 4, 53 Basketball 3 4, 59 Baseball 3, 43 Vice-President of Student Council 5, Treasurer of Home- room 1, Boys State 4. SHIRLEY RAY JOHNSON ................................................................ 815 Chestnut Street Student Council 2, 35 Chain 4, 5, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. VIRGIE ANN KIRBY ........................................................................ 1004 Elliott Avenue Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5, Chain 4, 55 Copy Editor of Chain 5. JUNE ELIZABETH KNIGHT ................................... ................. 5 08 Bainbridge Street Publication Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3. LAURA LOUISE LAMBERT ............... ....... 7 02 Montrose Avenue Lanetime 5. NANCY HARDING LANG ................................................................ 423 Meade Avenue Hi-Y 23 Student Council 4, Lanetime 4, 5, Girls' Activities Council 2, 3, 4, 53 Chairman of Girls' Activities Council 5, Treasurer of Class 5, Chairman of Student Welfare Committee in Girls' Activities Council 3. MARION HOYT LEE ........................................ Carrollton Apts., Jefferson Park Avenue Gordon Junior High School lg Incarnate Ward High School 25 Choirg Heidelberg High School 3, 4: Girls' Activities Council 3, 4, School Paper 4, School Annual 43 Class Secre- tary 3, 4, Layout Editor of School Paper 4. KATHERINE LIGHTNER ............................ ...... 1 411 Rugby Avenue Girls' Activities Council 4, Cheerleader 5. EDITH BARBARA LINKE ................................................................ 1701 Bruce Avenue Hi-Y 1, Lanetime 54 Glee Club 1, Feature Editor of Lanetime 5. 4 Page ninety-nine LAURA HOLSTEN MEETEER ........................................................ 303 East High Street D. E. Club 5, Players Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Lanetime 5, Girls' Activities Council 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Military Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor of Lanetime 5, on Uniform Staff of Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID YOUNG MILLER .......................,.........,.,.............,.................. 115 Todd Avenue Science Club 3, Bumblebee 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Military Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, All State Concert Band 4, Second Rating at District Music Festival 4, Publicity Staff of Band 4, 5. ANNE NELSON MORRIS ..............,,.,..................,............................. 615 Elliott Avenue Girls' Activities Council 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain of Basketball Team 3, Secretary- Treasurer of Homeroom 1, Secretary of Homeroom 4. GWIN ALLAN MORRIS ........................................................................ 218 South Street D. E. Club 5, Choir 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Glee Club 1, Publicity Manager of D. E. Club 5, Head Cheerleader 4, 5, Secretary of Homerooms 1, 4, Vice-President of Homeroom 2, Publication Manager of Homeroom 4. CHARLOTTE KAY MURRAY ......................... ,......,.............. 4 07 Second Street, N. E. 1-ii-Y 1, D. E. Club 5, choir 1. NANCY JULE MURRAY ....................................,................................. 1305 John Street Hi-Y 1, Players Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Bumblebee 2, 3, 4, 5, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Military Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Players Club 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Editor of Bumblebee 4, Secretary of Concert Band 4, President of Future Teachers of America 4. ROGER VANDERPOEL NEWLAND ............. ................ 4 22 Fifteenth Street, N. W. WINNIE CLAIRE NORVELLE ............ . ....... 606 Hinton Avenue Hi-Y 1, Choir 5, Glee Club 1. GAIL ELIZABETH ANN O'CONNELL ........ ....... M eadowbrook Heights D. E. Club 5. MARY ALLEN ODELL ........................................................................ 1620 Oxford Road Hi-Y 1, 2, Players Club 2, 3, Lanetime 4, 5, Publication Advertising Staff 4, 5, Cheerleader 2, President of Hi-Y 1, Vice-President of Homeroom 3, on Honor Committee 5. EDWARD TOMPSON MOORE .............................................................. 905 West Street Key Club 5, Hi-Y 5, Players Club 3, 4, 5, Publication Advertising Stal? 4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Players Club Play 4. CLARENCE EDWARD MCCAULEY, JR ............................... 317 Eleventh Street, N. E. C Club 4, 5, Key Club 3, 4, 5, Student Council 4, 5, Lanetime 4, Football 4, 5, Base- ball 4, 5, President of Homerooms 1, 2, 4, Vice-President of Homerooms 2, 5, Vice-Presi- dent of Classes 4, 5, Secretary of C Club 5, Treasurer of Key Club 4, 5, Sports Editor of Lanetime 4. PEGGY ANN MCCAULEY ............................... ........ 9 15 Avon Street D. E. Club 5, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 1. BARBARA ANN MCCLARY .............................................. ...... 2 05 Ridge Street Gwynn Park High 1, 2, Lane: Choir 5, Glee Club 1, 2. ELLEN JANE MCLAUGHLIN .................................................... 1342 East Market Street Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Student Council 3, 4, 5, Ushers Club 5, Lanetime 4, 5, President of Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain of Hi-Y 5, Delegate to District Conference of Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary of Hi-Y 5, Model General Assembly 3, 4, 5, Wearer of Jeweled Hi-Y Pin 5, Honor Commit- tee 5, Girls State 4, S. I. P. A. Conference 4, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 5, Copy Editor of Lanetime 4, Co-Editor of Lanetime 5, President of Homeroom 2, Vice-President of Homeroom 3, Secretary of Homeroom 5. JOE HINELY MCMURRY ...................................................................... 550 Valley Road Hi-Y 5, D. E. Club 5, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Glee Club 1. Page one hundred BETTY JACQUELIN MARSHALL .............................................. 801 Monticello Avenue Broadus Wood High School: Basketball 2, School Paper 2, Sports Editor of School Paper 2, Glee Club 2, President of Class 2. Lane High School: Basketball 3, 4, 5. JOHN EDWARD MASSEY ......... .......... .............................. N o rth Garden, Virginia DAVID JOSEPH MATACIA ...,............................................ 2400 Jefferson Park Avenue Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, Key Club 3, 4, 5, Student Council 5, Usehers Club 5, Basketball 1, President of Hoomroom 3, 4, 5, President of Class 5. EDWIN EUGENE MAWYER ....................... ......... 2 12 Second Street, S. W. D. E. Club 5. CORNELIA MAE PACE ............................ ......... 6 10 Hinton Avenue Hi-Y 2, Girls' Activities Council 4, 5. RICHARD WILBERT PACE .................. .......... 6 10 Hinton Avenue ROBERTA LEE PAGE ............... .......... .............. N 0 rth Garden, Virginia Girls' Activities Council 1. WILMER HOWARD PAINE .......................... Meadow Creek Farm , Route 29 North Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club 3, 4, 5, Lanetime 5, Choir 3, 5, Intramural Basketball 4, Operetta 2, 3, Vice-President of Hi-Y 5, Vice-President of Science Club 33 President of Science Club 4, Copy Editor of Lanetime 5. MORINE CARROLL PASCHALL ........................................................ 1004 Avon Street Park Junior High, Knoxville, Tennessee: Glee Club 2, Latin Club 2, All West Chorus 5, Choir 4, 5, Secretary of Choir 5. BARBARA PATTERSON ............................................................ 409 Third Street, N. E. Hi-Y 1, Lanetime 5, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Head Cheerleader 2, 5, Treasurer of Class 1, Secretary of Classes 2, 3. ROY ANN PAYNE ....................................,......................................... 930 Hemlock Lane Players Club 1, 2, Chain 3, 4, 5, Cheerleader 1, 2, Editor of Chain 5, Head Cheer- leader 2, Vice-President of Class 3, Secretary of Class 4, S. I. P. A. 4, Student Council 2, 3. NATALIE PEERY .............................................................................. 1201 Cherry Avenue Basketball 2, 5. EDWARD HARRIS PITTMAN ......... ....... 9 01 Martin Street D. E. Club 5, Hi-Y 5, Football 2. RHUHAMEY VIOLA PLAUGHER .......... ,...... 6 12 Maple Street D. E. Club 5. JULIA BERNICE PLEASANTS ....... ........ 3 17 754 Street D. E. Club 5. SHIRLEY LOIS PONTON .............................................. ....... 9 25 Jefferson Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer of Homeroom 2. BRYON LEE RAMEY ...................................................................... 324 Fourteenth Street C Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Football 4, 5, 6, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, Track 3, 4, 5, 6. PERRY RAULET .............................................. Box 1029, City C Meadow View Farm J C Club 5, Key Club 3, 4, Football 4, 5. A VIRGINIA ANN ROBERTS ......................... ....... 5 08 Ninth Street, S. W. D. E. Club 5. JAMES BENJAMIN ROOT .................................................................... Stribling Avenue Hi-Y 4, 5, Key Club 3, 4, 5, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Football 1 ,2, 3, 4, 5, Track I, 2, 3, 4, 5, President of Homerooms 1, 2, 3, Vice-President of Homeroom 4, Vice-President of Class 1, President of Classes 2, 3, Secretary of Key Club 4, Vice-President of Key Club 53 Represented Lane at National Key Club Convention. Page one hundred one CAROLINE ROSEBERRY .............................. ....... :,.l-1: 10 Brandon Avenue Apartments Hi-Y 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1. VIRGINIA LEE RQUDABUSH ........................ ...... 1 121 E. Market Street D. E. Club 5, Girls' Activities Council 3. WILLIAM HUGH SADLER ..................................................,............. 929 Locust Avenue Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club 3, 4, Players Club 3, 4, 5, Lanetime 3, 4, 5, Publication Advertising Stal? 4, 5, Players Club Play 4, Secretary of Hi-Y 5, News Editor of Lane- time 5. PEGGY JEAN SANDRIDGE ............................r......................... 603 Fifth Street, S. W. Chain 5, Publication Advertising Staff 3, 4, 5, Co-Business Manager of Chain 5, Sec- retary of Homeroom 2. ROSE SCOURAS ................................................................................ 822 St. Clair Avenue Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, Players Club 4, 5, Ushers Club 4, 5, Future Teachers of America 5, Presi- dent of Homeroom 2, Treasurer of Hi-Y 4, President of Hi-Y 5, President of Class 4, Sec- retary of Class 5, Players Club Contest Play 3, Girls' State 4, Representative of Lane at Hi-Y District Conference, Hi-Y Model General Assembly 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM RUCKER SHIPP ........................................................ 806 Monticello Avenue D. E. Club 5, C Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, President of C Club 4, Captain of Basketball team 5. JAMES DOUGLAS SHISLER ......................... ...... ........ 7 0 5 7M Street, S. W. Chain 5, Football 1 2, 5, Track 3, 4, 5. MARY HOKE SLAUGHTER .......................................................... 1843 Edgewood Lane Hi-Y 1, Student Council 4, Ushers Club 5, Lanetime 5, Publication Advertising Staff 5, Concert Band 1, 2, Military Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4, 5, Secretary of Athletic Associa- tion 3, Sports Editor of Lanetime 5. ROBERT DALTON SMITH .............................................,.. Fifth Street, S. W., Extended Ushers Club 4, President of Homerooms 1, 4, Treasurer of Class 4. GRACE DIANE STAPLES ............................................,................. 345 Monticello Road Hi-Y 5, Student Council 3, Lanetime 5, Publication Advertising Stalf 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Vice-President of Homerooms 3, 4, Secretary of Homeroom 5. BERNARD PEYTON TEEL ....... ...... 1 314 Oxford Place Military Band 1, Football 1. TOMMY GEORGE THEODOSE ...................................................... 404 Altamont Circle D. E. Club 5, C Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President of Homeroom 5, Treasurer of Class 3, President of C Club 5, Captain of Football Team 5, Captain of Basketball 5. PAUL BLAND TILMAN .................................................. ...... 1 534 Rugby Avenue D. E. Club 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Glee Club 1. SHLRLEY MARIE TRAINUM ....... ......... 5 25 Meade Avenue .D. E. Club 5. BARBARA ANN TOMLIN ........................................ ....... 1 011 E. Market Street Basketball 1, 2, Hi-Y 5, Consumers' Education 5. JUDITH LYTTLETON WADDELL .............................................. 1853 Edgewood Lane , Players Club 3, 4, 5, Ushers Club 4, Bumblebee 3, 4, 5, Publication Advertising Staff 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Secretary of Players Club 4, President of Players Club 5. Page one hundred two GRAY DOUGLAS WARD ............................................................ 123 Washington Street University of Illinois High School: lntermurals 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Players Club Play 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Ensemble 45 Orchestra 3, 43 Chairman of the Honor System Committee on Student Council 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Constitution on Student Council 3, 4g on Policy Committee of Student Council 49 President of Radio Club 4. Lane: Players Club 55 Bumblebee 53 Concert Band 5, Players Club Play 5g Assistant Editor of Bumblebee 5. BETTY ANNE WELLS ........................................................................ 322 Betting Street D. E. Club 5, Publication Advertising Staff 5g Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, Glee Club 1. JESSE BIRCH WILSON ...................................... Altamont Apartments, Altamont Circle Key Club 3, 4, 53 Student Council 3, 4, 5: Ushers Club 4, 5, Football lg Basketball 3, 4, 5: President of Homeroomg Treasurer of Homeroom 3g Vice-President of Key Club 4, President of Key Club 5, President of Student Council 53 President of Ushers Club 5, Treasurer of Class 1. ELIZABETH GRAY WINSTEAD ................................................ 2315 Fontaine Avenue Hi-Y 1, Lanetime 53 Girls' Activities Council 2, 3: Glee Club 1, Circulation Manager of Lanetime 5. ANN EVERETT YOE .......................................................................... 1 Wayside Avenue St. Anne's School: Dramatics Club 3. Lane: Players Club 1, 2, 54 Student Council lg Ushers Club 5. Page one hundred' three The Last Minute Here's life at Lane as we went to press: The track team has won all its meets except two, one with Woodberry and one with E. C. Glass. It has gained a total of 558 and 1X6 points. For the first time at Lane we have had a Girls' Athletic Association. Its ofhcers were: President, Mary Slaughter, Vice-President, Jackie Edwards, and Secretary-Treasurer, Dolores Morris. Amid shouts of good-by , Confederate flags, baggage, parents, and per- haps a few tears, the seniors departed on April 30 for a four-day excursion in New York. Mary Slaughter won the Women's Singles of the Hot Springs Tennis Tournament on April 13. In the District Contest the band won top rating Cas usualb. During the year, Bernice Pleasants became Mrs. Ted Reese. At the S. I. P. A. convention, the Bumblebee won the First Place Trophy Award, the Lanetime got a first place rating, and Teen Town Timen and the 1951 Chain received honor awards. On May 10, Virgie Kirby was chosen queen to reign over the Junior- Senior Prom, which was a huge success. Exams are approaching fast, and lower classmen, as well as seniors, are beginning to cram. The senior calendar reads as follows: May 28-June 4-Exams june 1-Baccalaureate service june 2-List of graduates will be posted June 4-The senior picnic june 5-Banquet and senior dance june 6-Graduation Page one hundred four' Cvmhfg 50071, lo 1151, 35M QM! - ,JAY Club qmwwfpji!!! We specialize in: Under todayis complex business conditions we encounter many a tough problem. Here at ,lar- man Printing Company you have available every necessary facility in experience, personnel and equipment to Hcrack the tough nuts in your business printing. Industrial Publications Industrial Forms General Printing Engraving Catalogs Brochures Annuals THE ll ll ll M lllll PRINTING COMPANY 9116 PRESTON AVENUE CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA Qrinlers uf' flu CHAIN Page one hundred six Charlottesville Group , Virginia Chapter AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS f'e!!n, STAINBACK Sz SCRIBNER S. J. MAKIELSKI BAKER, HEYWARD Sz LLORENS WILLIAM S. DOWNING, Jr. JOHNSON, CRAVEN 8L GIBSON MILTON L. 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SUPER MARKET 218 WEST MARKET STREET Charlottesville, Virginia N EWMAN'S Men's Wear 311 East Main Street undred ten ROY P. TUEL -'ewfle' MEET YOUR FRIENDS Watch, Clock and Jewelry at Repairing Elgin and Bulova Watches BELMONT PHARMACY Keepsake Diamond Rings Watches and Jewelry In Charlottesville . . IT'S Howard ,lohnsolfs Restaurant ...,for.. I Juicy Steaks Fried Clams Delicious Sandwiches Famous for 28 Ice Cream Flavors Located at Junction of Routes 29 and 250 MAY TEXACO SERVICE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE ' , F ' dl P 1 S ' JAY - stands for Jewelry rlen y ersona ervlce o 205 East Main Street PRESTON AVENUE TELEPHONE 2-7935 Page one hundred eleven STYLE SHOPPE Distinctive Apparel For Smart Juniors QQ Misses CROZET LUMBER COMPANY, INC. CROZET, VIRGINIA S. D. 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SMITH - CORONA TYPEWRITERS ENGRAVED SCHOOL INVITATIONS Second and Market Streets Dial 2-5184, 2-5185 Page one hundred fifteen eggeu' L DEPT.sToRE .2999 Home of Better Values CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA Exclusive Representative Watch-Bands Stieff , Silver Elgin, Spiedel, National, Sterling Hamilton, Gemex, Rogers, Silver Wardworth, J. B. Holloware Helbros, Bristol, etc WVatches l BOND', - D I A M O N D S - ART CARVED l I Ladies Jewelry ' Mens Jewelry Van Dell, Cuff Links Forstner, Tie Slides Carl Art JIEWIELIEIRS Bill Folds Delta Pearls Cfffiflfd Mafter Wafrhmaker 59, jeweler Electric Razors Leather Goods Sheafer Sz Parker Compacts 124 E' MAIN STREET Pens 81 Pencils CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA I I Phone 22-264 - REPAIRING A SPECIALTY - Box 869 WADDELL'S 308 East Main Street Stride Rite Cover Girl and Taylor Made Best for School Wear Page one hundred .fixteen Phone 2-7185 Day or Night GENE WO0D,S GARAGE General Auto Repairing - Battery Service 604 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia a I Staunton, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Dial 5-2358 Phone 106 Youill Enjoy Virginia Maid Products Bread Pies Cakes BECK 8: FIELDS, FRIDDLE'S BAKERY, INC. Page one hundred te FRIENDLY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. 119 4th Street CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA SETTLE TIRE 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Across from Lane High School LARGEST TIRE DISTRIBUTORS in CENTRAL VIRGINIA MEET YOUR FRIENDS - AT - TIMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE F. 81 L. MARKET DIAL 2-9252 MONTICELLO ROAD Fresh meat, fresh vegetables, and groceries ALBEMARLE HOTEL Air-Conditioned Coffee Shop 615 WEST MAIN STREET PIEDMONT CLEANERS Personalized Shirt Service 209 Preston Avenue Dial 2-7550 11 red eighteen EDWARD L. SMITH, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO -- LIFE -- FIRE 407 National Bank Building Telephone 3-2237 I Distributors of E ' be 'ff 111.41110 fff X123 W E15 Charlottesville Frozen Food Lockers 514-16 PRESTON AVENUE LEVY'S The Fashion Mart of Charlottesvillen 102 East Main Street Dial 2-6255 City and Country Property POLLY P. McGAVOCK Realtor 216 Third St., N. E. Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 2-4221 KIRBY BROS. SERVICE STATION MONTICELLO ROAD and MOORE'S CREEK Telephone 2-2825 Charlottesville, Virginia CALL 2-5444 for Ambulance Service M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME, INC. 301 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia Page one lvundred niueiee Mayo - Blackburn - Crutchfield Furniture Co. Your Friendly Furniture F alle 715-727 WEST MAIN STREET Free Parking Telephone 2-8252 P. 0. Box 278 L. R. MAYO, Jr. W. J. MEDLEY S T 0 P 81 S II 0 P SUPER MARKETS 0 . , IS 500 E. Main sr. 1008 w. Main sf ALCO COFFEE Preston Avenue I STRONGER O RICHER ' I SMOOTHER Self Service 0 SATISFYING ' PURE SERVE YOURSELF QUICKLY i i . . . or . . . D'St buted by SHOP at YOUR LEISURE ALBEMARLE-MICHIE CO., COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE Incorporated Groceries - Bakery Department Meats -- Fruits - Vegetables ANDERSON BROS. at the UNIVERSITY WE DELIVER DIAL 2-4554 WILSON SPORTING GOODS We Lead 1 Others Followi' Page one hundred mfemy GILMORE, HAMM 81 SNYDER INCORPORATED Furniture for the Home and Office CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 2-8114 The Griddle Family Invites Lane Students - P to 'fi The Griddle Griddle Junior The Waffle Shop DAIRY Chicken in the Rough Telephone 2-5123 Charlottesville, Virginia Coal That Burns 1 'glron F iremanv Products EARL H. VAUGHAN, INC. 608 Preston Avenue P. 0. Box 298 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Automatic Heating Plumbing Dial 2-5177 Pg ouebddt ty Royal, Remington, Underwood, L. C. Smith HUNDLEY OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY 511 East Main Street Telephone 3-2244 WEST MAIN CUT RATE DRUG STORE 701 West Main Street DIAL 2-4921 , S A E A ,Qi so is I 208 East Main Street DOVEL TIRE SERVICE 601 Preston Avenue Telephone 2-5343 New and Used Tires - Exide Batteries See Us before Buying Congratulations to Graduates of Lane High School FROM JIM and HAR lg hfldl :yr RY GIANAKO O S F THE VI RGINIAN DIAL 2-4458 Frank Sargeant, Jr. Insurance Company 113 FOURTH STREET, N. E. Casualty, Fire, Marine Lines - Charlottesville, Va. FOR MELLO-RICH ICE CREAM Dial 2-9164 ELLIOTT ICE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS of YOUR FRIENDLY CANDY MEN KING 81 ROBERTS, INC. WHOLESALE CONFECTION ERS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA NATIONALLY KNOWN and ADVERTISED CANDIES ONLY Dial Telephone 2-6 945 fi- The House That Quality and Service Built ' v WISE HEAT-SEALED POTATO CHIPS CLIQUOT CLUB BEVERAGES PAGE and SHAW MAYONNAISE -- PICKLES - NABS GOLDENMOON FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES SALTED PEANUTS, ETC. BOX CANDIES BROWN'S GIFTS W. E. BUFORD and COMPANY INVESTMENTS 603 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 2-8181 Page one bundreuf lufenty-llJree Charles King SI Sons Company, Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS CHARLoTTEsvILLE, VIRGINIA PIEDMONT TRACTOR COMPANY John Deere Farm Machinery and G. E. Household Appliances at the New Showroom on Route 250 One Mile West of Charlottesville KELLER 62 GEORGE Jewelers and Opticians Since 1875 H. M. GLEASON 8: COMPANY, INC. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS, TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY FEEDS, SEEDS and FERTILIZERS Corner of First and Garrett Streets Dial 2-5145 R. E. LEE 81 SON, INC. GUI!! ss I 112 :vw 90 N' -'Iris Y BUILDING CONTRACTORS P g In mired twenty-four HAWKINS ll S. -2-'-- 1 Since 1896 The House of Good Values Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Boys' and Men's Clothing Dry Goods - Notions - Home Furnishings 120 East Main Street RED FRONT MARKET CROZET, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS Of UNIVERSITY BILLIARD PARLOR Hay W. Warrick, Real Estate Broker CROZET, VIRGINIA THE YIIUNG MEN'S SHIIP Pgeonb dd yf 09' CITY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING SERVICE Just Call 2-9136 JAMESON BOOK and ATHLETIC STORE, INC. School Supplies At the Corner University, Virginia SOUTHERN WELDING Sr MACHINE COMPANY 11th Street, S. W. Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 2-6181 or 2-6182 For . . Hardware of All Kinds I .... See .... CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HENRY W. JACKSON, Owner Auto Accessories and Parts - Batteries - Paints - Bicycles Floor Sanders for Rent 223 WEST MAIN STREET DIAL 2-5174 P g h fired tzrenty-J HANCKEL - CITIZENS INSURANCE CORPORATION GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY DIAL 2-7191 Corner of Third and Jelferson Streets l Charlottesville, Virginia CLEASON'S BAKERY Preston Avenue Dial 2-6252 TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE FORREST S. TOWE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - ACCIDENT LIABILITY - LIFE - HOSPITALIZATION 416 East Main Street Dial 2-5191 C. H. WILLIAMS CO. Leading Department Store in Central and Northern Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA For Friendly, Economical Service Take Your Clothes to BROWN'S DRY CLEANERS Preston Avenue Telephone 2-6285 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 10 - 2 - 4 P ge one hundred t ly JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE if Central Virginia's Leading Business College COMPLETE STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL and ACCOUNTANCY ADMINISTRATION TRAINING MODERN NEW QUARTERS MODERN EQUIPMENT FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA N. W. MARTIN 81 BROS. INCORPORATED HK' Roofing and Sheet Metal Products Slate, Tile and Slag Roofing 821 Albemarle Street Dial 2-8177 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 'A' Richmond Charlottesville Arlington STEVENS 81 COMPANY Land and Real Estate Brokers DIAL 2-6104 Page one hundred twenty-eight FITZHUGIPS REXALL DRUG STORE Prescriptions Fountain Service Telephone 2-4231 201 East Main Street CRYSTAL RESTAURANT 811 WEST MAIN STREET PETE SCOURAS, Proprietor 0 . X Cool-Permanent Ventilated ess 1 I IW IW' BR SIRI- .4903 Admits Indirect Light and Air WlT0H THE NEW Stops Sun and Rain Vy5imd Metal Awnings for Every is VGERTICAL guuns Purpose mm I Um Year Roundv :Y f usa Hlioolventise and Economize uwhere to Buy Themi' B' ' . 'A 'T' ' 5,85 ' Sales 81 Service ALUMINUM AWNING at BLIND CO. 706 Rose Hill Drive Telephone 3-2692 STACY'S MUSIC SHOP OUTFITTERS for SCHOOL MUSICIANS 112 PRESTON AVENUE WEINBERG'S MONTICELLO DRUG COMPANY MAIN at FIFTH STREET I ge one humlre C. P. MARTIN COMPANY Plumbing and Heating 215 Albemarle Street Charlottesville, Virginia DIAL 3-2555 OMOHUNDRO ELECTRIC COMPANY Frigidaire, Ranges, Water Heaters, Air-Conditioning Zenith Radios, Water Systems, Easy Washers Telephone 2-6161 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Altering and Repairing Dial 2-5042 DRY CLEANING - RUG CLEANING One Day Service at No Extra Cost Convenient to Lane High School RUDY,S CLEANING 81 DYE WORKS 705 PRESTON AVENUE Your Finest Entertainment Value THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE P g huldred lhirtg' COLLEGE SERVICE STATION Intersection of Routes 29 and 250 C. B. HARLOW, Proprietor DIAL 2-6282 For all your radiator needs BRUFFEY'S RADIATOR SHOP S10 AVON STREET Fresh Daily from Our Oven to You SOUTHERN BUTTER BREAD BAKEDBY COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY S. C. CHANCELLOR 81 COMPANY, INC. University, Virginia Dial 2-4161 CASH FOOD MART 1107 West Main Street and TOWN and COUNTRY FOOD CENTER 918 Preston Avenue ST E VENSfSIIEPHERD C0. INCORPORATED Gfgnua Q CHAP.LOTTESVlI.LE,VIRGINlA Q lgeoueb dd by SAXTON'S CLEANERS WATER STREET RALPH BRITTON TELEPHONE 2-5550 CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO PARTS CORPORATION MAIN and WATER STREETS ALLIED SUPPLY CORPORATION QUALITY CONCRETE . . . and . . . CINDERBLOCK 1000 Harris Street 0'NEILLS CLEANERS CROZET, VIRGINIA Virginia Telephone 81 Telegraph Company 417 West Main Street CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA I g h ded thirty-lu' GUY F. VIA I nsu rance of All Kinds 3rd and Market Streets Dial 2-2256 or 2-5025 S. 8z FOOD CENTER Self - Service GRADE A MEATS Telephone 3116 Crozet, Va. S. L. THOMAS Uptician 105 N. First Street Telephone 2-4605 THE VIRGINIA BARBER SHOP CHARLIE DICKERSON POPE KINLAW and RAY BALLEW 102 South First Street Courteous Service Samrlriflge Upholstery Shop Slip Cover and Drapery Materials 207 9th Street, N. E. P. O. Box 710 Charlottesville, Virginia M. C. Thomas Furniture Company The Place to Buy Furniture 420-422 East Main Street 253-255 West Main Street Page one hundred fb ty lb ee MIDWAY MARKET West Main Street CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Dial 2-9126 I 4' ' 'WI ., . Q5 .J W i ll 11 SHOP at l CHARLOTTESVILLEYS LADIES' and CHILDRENS STORE R 1 Wiley - Tilman, Inc. 410 EAST MAIN STREET W. K. Keller Co. THE PLACE T0 BUY Spalding Sport Shoes 85 Maflemoiselle Dress Shoes 704 E. Main Sl. Dial 2-2915 T Nehi Bottling Company uge mm 1911111114011 lluirfxf-fulzr Let the Banks of Charlottesville serve you during your school years and thereafter . . . rw To the Graduating Class: Congratulations and Best Wishes N, Citizens Bank and Trust Company Peoples National Bank National Bank and Trust Company Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Company Page one hundred thirty-five IXHCHB URG YPNXRG COMPANY I Designers and engravers of the South's finest school publications I LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA x 3 been V30V -3X6'vf N. 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