Madam Viaud High School - Spectator Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

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RX M ff r KKQE JW 7 -J Q vw X 7X E' J Ebadccafcon Smce the theme of our annual IS the old nursery story lack and the B anstalk rt seems ixttmg to dedrcate the 1952 SPECTATOR to the embryo of our educauonal structure our pnmary group Th1S IS the place where the roots of the three rs grow from whrch the stem tof the grammar gradesl the leaves lof h1gh school? wlll fmally come Soto Mrs W S Garrett and her students we dedlcate thxs 1ssue of THE SPECTATOR I I Q - . 6 UL: c!Qoofa offgs :R J.:-. is fmw ..7- CD'ZLl720.'Zy MKMW 461+ 'ul' MFYU' 411-5, lu! 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Bobby Dyczl Skxpp r Hnchcock T Kessler Ir Ralph Kmg Myrna Kmser Mxke Laune fsma L1nwood Loyd Dcxrlecm M11es Patsy Nmchols She11cx Norvell Wayne Wilkerson Gary Wygal wi V1 WW Y ffffh cpoaffv 5 goof Awfucisnfi Anderson Garland Asbury Iuanrta Albert Nancy Lee Adams Howard Bradbury Carolyn Bateman Chryll Black Norma lean Barley Mason Burgess Robert Brown Rrchard Boston Leshe Barnett Albert Cundrff Don Cundrff Lors Campbell George Carbaugh Bobby Cash Frank Carter Stewart Cobb Thomas Chrldress Charles Cowan Wrllrs Corrnany Ronnre Cox Leona Carter Betty Io Carroll Howard Clark Lewrs Drxon Ann DeHart Iames DeHart Roy Dew Barbara Dawson Frank Dameron Theodorel Dunwoody Deane Dooley Douglas Davrs Harry Davrdson Eugene Drllon 'I'homas Eanes Henry Ferguson Erna Mae Flrnt Martha Ferns Eunrce Flowers Cornelrus Foster Ioseph Franklrn Beverley Furrow Roy Goodwrn lack Lee Gresen Knute Garland Chart .1 Gunter Clarence Hubbard Irrrmv Huffman Vrctor Hawley Bobby Hrcks Ioanne Hatcher Ioanne Holman Rrchard Hollrngsworth Davrd Hrllman Wallace Hurd Frank Hurt Roscoe Hartbarger Lawrence Heatherrngton Wrllram Herndon Wrlham Jackson Iames larrett Norman lournell Robert Krngery Harry Krngery Hubert Knode Leonard Karlet Carol Kane Ray Lester Lawrence Lrpes Bobby Myers Ioseph Lrvengood DeWrtt Lawrence Mrchael Matthews lack Magee Vrrgrnra Marsh Robert Mussleman Mane Moran Ravre Mrller Donald Mounts Archre Morrrson Scott Mrller Wrllram Moore larnes McDonald George McDonald Don Mrller Barry McCarty Peggy McGraw Edward McDonald Gordon Prerce Sherman Purves Davrd 13 Peters Wade Perdue lane Pollard Barbara Prrce Charlotte Nrnnrnger Irrnmy Reynolds Elmer Rhodes Fred Rrchardson Nelson Ryan lay Robertson Eddy Reedy Harold Reedy Zanre Ramsey Nelson Rrbble Hazel Shank Paul Sumner Grnger Saunders Edgar Spraker Io Ann Strosnrder Susanne Scruggs Bobby Stone Shrrley Strarn Frank Snead Frank Sawyer Homer Terry Luther E Terry Murphy Trrplett Wrllrarn Talraferro Kathy Todt Alexander Terry Robert Thompson Mossrs Vorght Lours Vest Iohn Teverr Adam Vess Eugene Whaley Buddy Wrrt Ray Webber Edwrn Wolfe Dons Ann Wood Peggy Wrlson Tommy Whrte Robert Worley Earl Wxllard Lonzo Wrlson Irvrn Wrllrarns Mrlton Wood Melvm Q I 4. L C . , 'Q' . I - I I I I-.'J ' I I- -I I I I- I. I .I I I I I -I I. . I I I I - I I. . I I I - I I I I I . .I I I I I.. I I I I- I I I -I ' I - I I I I- I I I I - I -1 NJI- I I ' I I I I I I 1 l I I I 1 I I . I - . I '- I I- . I 1 I... , I I I I 1 - I . ., . I I . 1 I -I -1 ' I I I 1 I I I I I I I I .I I I 'I - -I . I I - I .I I I I 'I I I I I D I ' I . I I I . ECIUEQ. Mason Barley Chry 11 Bateman Norma lean Black Susle Booker Carolyn Bradbury Leona Cox f, 'Q md -.1 L, Q Q , ' .fsausa . . ,V fy? -'W-A-wil 'wi .-R 'T-11' MM-Q, Jig M2917 v 'J' fwf J! 'V yi I5- Don Clllldlff Ted Dameron Barbara Dew Douglass Dorley Dean Dunwoody Martha Fhnt . s M. A ' f 'L S ' '-R+ xv Q any ' 5, ,f ,fify ,, ' .,f ' ' , ' , 'f ' , s , 2 V , 2,0 f ,, A ' ffff, ,f f W F Q ' .lf W A 11 f 'i QiQ',Q ' ' ' ' ,WW , 15, ?yff9 f o . M' fin? 8624781 Icxffk Lee Goodwm Eugene Hatcher Ioan Hlcks Davld Holhngsworth M1ChQ91 Lawrence Bobby L1pes X4 if 20 Wjfwff f f 1 x7 16 U81 Donald M111er Mlldred Otey Charlotte Pnce Nelson Rxchcxrdson lay Ryan .llza . Peggy McCarthy LSQUEQ . . . Frank Snead Shuley Stone B111 Tnplett Edwm Webber Buddy Whaley Robert Whxte 18- '4,,'Q, . mioz :lean George McDonald tall blonde and handsome Georqe 1 the Beau Brummel of hxs class Hxs love hie 15 somethmg Lke a see saw exther up or down George IS a hne fellow and wlll be an cutstandmg lawyer or member oi the Vuqmxa Legxslature Carol Karla! our spnng presndent rs damty pehte and sweet Everyone loves Carol She IS the 'baby oi the Semor Class but thxs baby rs a good student and a ime gurl. Presxdent George McDonald! Fall! Secretary Treasurer 19- Carol Karlet lSpnngl Ann Duron iSpnngJ V1rg1n1a Magee Chryll Bateman CFalD Lou1s Voxgt fSpnngl Vice-President ee,....,..ee.,..,.e...,,...... ..........,.. , .. ..,...,.,.,ee.,,.r.,,.,..,,...r...r Peggy Wood CFalD EIZLO 'Li Ann Dixon When we thank ol Ann we thank ot rxdmq She rs an accomphshed equestnenne as well as cr qood chauileur Sxnce Ann rs marvelously re coverrng from a broken down dream we are sure she is qomq to make a real success rn lxle She IS sure to lump all the hurdles and reach the qoal hrs! Erna Mae Ferguson neat pretty and loyal Etna Mae 18 always tactlul and pleasant Her lovely blouses and accessorxes are me envy of all the chool Her ann rs law enforcement but we wonder whether she means smgly or xn cooperatxon Joanne Hatcher rs our quxet classmate She rs depend Virginia Magee Dmny' rs a master hand at a rum able and sure mage sale She has all the earmarks of busmess 20- luocess and we are sure she vnll be a hat on Wall Street. I e . I . I I ' .' ' - ' ' . ' I I . . . ,.. ,. . ' 1 ' Barry Mxller tall dark and handsome Barry our HLY Presrdent for the fall term proved lnmself a good execuhve Under lus management the HN! dld xts best work and we feel sure lus career at Hampden Sydney wmll be equally successful. Gmqor Sumner peppy vxsxonary and capable Gxnger has an excellent voxce and contnbutes greatly to the Y Teen Vanety Show She rs xnterested m dramd ard pubhc performance and we predlct for her an mter estmg career smlo 14 Garland Parker has a responslble poslhon wlth the A6 P where he renders valuable servxce At school he IS quret selc-controlled and regular m attendance All of these q-uahhes w1ll contnbute to hrs future success Peggy Wood ms popular mth gxrls and boys. Sxnco she started to work at the World News m the after noons all the school muses her r V fr WMA RV , 'V f V 1 g 5? 4 VV , , . f Q., 'E J t I A n . Q gr - .fait GMI! nc! Usfamnf The boys and grrls were meetmg for the last tmme rn the V1aud recreatmon room They had 1ust danced the last V1rg1n1a reel and were begmmng to flop on cha1rs or sofa Suddenly the laughter ceased and the faces of all grew grave Carol Karlet the semor presrdent rapped and suggested that the class of 52 wnte 1ts Last Wrll and Testament Mason Barley left h1s smlle and w1nn1ng ways to Bobby Lrpes George McDonald h1s charm and personahty to lack Lee Goodwm Barry M1ller h1s self-concert and elegance to Nelson R1chardson Ioanne Hatcher her quretness and self-control to Sus1e Booker Carol Karlet her Henry VIII to Ioan Hlcks V1rg1n1a Magee gave Kathre Tahaferro her propensxty for bemg late Peggy Wood be queathed her shorthand pad to Carolme Bradbury Anne Dlxon left her httle pack of letters wzth the pmk nbbon to Don McDonald and Garland Parker left hrs reclmmq pos1t1on to Dean Dunwoody Lou1s Voxgt left h1s Mano Lanza vo1ce to Bobby Scruggs and Douglas Dooley h1s bookkeepmg texts to Dav1d tHollyl Holhngsworth Fmally George Campbell handed h1s much used tape measure to Edwm Webber and the class jomed rn smgmg the V1aud Alma Mater 613 4 f pgecy In the cool of the evenmg m a secluded room of the Whrte Sulphur Spnngs Hotel Mrs Percy Youngblood heard the vo1ce of Louella Parsons announcmg the happemngs of the oc1ally Ehte of Amenca George MacDonald noted New York Attomey of the hrm Mrller McDonald 6 Ryan G co has just been appo1nted a 1udge of the Supreme Court Barry Mrller IS succeedmg as presxdent of the hrm Ioanne Hatcher 1S secretary to General Ersenhower Peggy Wood IS soon to marry Ioseph Foster the famous 'b1g game hunter Lou1s Voxgt IS sxngmg the lead rn the Metropohtan opera but rs soon leavmg to make hrs orelgn debut Douglas Dooley has been made Ambassador to Iugo-Slavra Garland Parker the new presrdent of A G P has been called 1n as consultant 1n fore- 1gn affaus Carol Karlet the noted colummst for The New York Txmes has yust won the Pultrzer Pnze for outstandmg Joumahsttc ab1hty The former Mrss Vrrguua Magee havmg just obtcuned her thrrd drvorce 1S now leav mg for Honolulu to rnspect her valuable sugar mterests Ann Drxon the States greatest equestnenne has just taken hrst pnze rn the nd1ng 'ton at Mad1 on Square Garden Mrs Youngblood smrled as the vo1ce of the announcer dled away Then she softly wht pered They were all our students How proud we are of the class of 521 22- ' a . ' I . ' I I I I I I Il Il u , . , - . ' I 0 I I II - u II ' S . ll ' ' l I I . . q I I II , . - . . . I . u ll I II ' ' I I 1 . . 9 , 4 v II S. S . , . , ,, I II . 3 1 U vu. 1 sv x 9 0670 fsnuz95'fu.cfsnba -N S-I -23. 6 ff M ff Wm A7 4 If W? 'f ' - f ff ,1 df QQ President Chryll Bateman Vice-President Y,A,..vw,w E sssssss E , . ., Y ,.YV. VVVV.V .......,.A.7V,....f.,.,.......,.,,., B 11 ddy Whaley Secretary-Treasurer Chryll Bateman lack Lee Goodwin Eugene Hatcher Robert Marsh George McDonald Barry Miller Donald Miller E . Q..,.....,..,...............o..,,.,,.......,,a.o.,..,, Edwin Webber 5- Nelson Richardson Iay Ryan Frank Snead Louis Voigt Edwin Webber Buddy Whaley Robert White fy. Um Presldent Norma lean Black VICE Presrdent V1rg1n1a Magee Secretary 'lreasurer Mane Mussleman Publrcrty and Program Charrman Barbara Dew Norma lean Black Susanne Booker Carolyn Bradburry Leona Cox Barbara Dew Ann Drxon Ioann Hatcher Ioann H1cks Charlotte Pnce 26- Carole Karlet V1rg1n1a Magee Mane Mussleman Peggy Wood Barbara Pollard Kathy Talraferro Shrrley Stone Erna Mae Ferguson uzan am! Cowcf Queen Ann DIXOII. Mard of Honor Mane Mussleman Mards Charlotte Pr1ce Erna Mae Ferguson Sus1e Strosmder Barbara Dew 27 df f7 ww f ff 'Z My , 5 , if y , 2 615 -3' i 7 925 4 a ' THE PRICE OF ORCHIDS A store once adverh ed Buy a pa1r of our famous nylon gloves and get a gorgeous orchrd free and the glove counter was crowded A clerk came up to a young arrl holdma out a box contammg orchzds Here rs your orchxd she sald to the gxrl No thank you was the unexpected eply You mean you dont want xt 'P the clerk asked That s nght I cant afford xt But there IS no charge The customer only shook her head After a moment she explamed You see the store next door for 1ts opemng day gave away gardemas I got one and put rt rn a vase at home All day rt bothered me to see my beautrful qardema lust gorng to waste So when my husband came home I per uad d h1m to take me out 1n order to wear the flower Next day I frgured that that gar dema cost me S10 00 There was S2 00 for a baby srtter S5 00 for drnner at the hotel and S3 00 for the show Now I hgure that lf a gardenra cost me S10 00 what would an orchzd Cost 'W Mane Musselman PEG 0 MY HEART My name IS Thodore Theodore R Flhs You see my folks were admrrers of The Blg Suck Pol1cy so they named me for Teddy Roosevelt Well my mother decrded to make me take that Qlfl Peq Henson to a dance Course I was only fourteen and dxdnt know how to dance but when Mother makes up her mmd Anyway she called Theodore come here' Yes um Get ready because Ive arranged for Peg to grve you a dancmg lesson so you ll be able to dance nrcely w1th her Aw Ma have a heart what do you thmk I am 'P But of course she d1dnt hear me because she was too busy laymg out a strff whrte strarght lacket for me to wear Well Iwent to the dance and stumbled over Pegs feet the whole nrght but auess what? I tlunk I hke grrls or at least one gu'l and that s Peg O My Heart -Shuley Stone 'I'HEI.I'l'l'I.ES'l'ORPHAN In the small town of Centervxlle everyone was busy prepanng for the spnng fmr whrch was to take place on Pnday nrght Bnght red banners draped the posts and flags waved rn the l1ght breeze The tents and pavzlrons were bemg set up rn the vacant lot at the end of the town Odors of cakes pres and pastnes from artrcles to enter the balang con test made the au pleasant Amxd the Joyful preparatrons there was one sad person whom the sxqhts and sounds made even more unhappy Thrs was the httlest orphan rn the orphan age at the East s1de of the crty It was a rule at the orphanage that no chrld could be admrtted unt11 he was nme but crrcum tances forced the authontres to admrt thms small boy at the age of s1x All of the older chlldren would be permrtted to go to the farr but the youngest mraht get lost rn the crowd Anyway he always got the blame for everytlung and today he was bemg accused of somethmg he drd not do 'I'he Matron was makmg ham wnte five pages of copy each aftemoon and for hrs tmy hands thrs was a labonous task Hrs head was bent over the task and lus short frngers were spelhng out the letters when a land look mg ladv and gentleman entered the room The Matron was frownmg but the lady kept rerteratmg I want the youngest one the httlest orphan that you have But Madam I have told you all hrs faults answered the Matron. Yes I know but I want lum shll Come lrttle one I am gomg to take you home with m The httlest orphan s heart was beatmg wrldly and hrs eyes were fllled w1th tears for now he belonged to someone Now he had a Mother' Norma lean Black 29- -R 11 1 3 1 - 11 1 . 1 1 1 11 . 1 11 1 . 1 1 11 11 1 I . 11 1 1 11 . 1 11 1 1 1 . 11 1 1 11 . 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , , - S 9 . . ' . . . . 1 ' 1 1 . .. 1 1 1 1 11 - I . 1 1 11 1 . 4 . . . - 11 1 ' 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 11 11 1 . - 11 1 11 11 1 - - 1 1 - - 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . T - - - - 1 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 Q 1 . 1 1 1 4 q 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . - 1 1 - - 11 I I I ll 1 11 . 11 , . 11 . . . . 1 1 1 I y e 11 . 1 1 1 1 . - I . 1-1 1 NOT LONG AGO I had an opporturuty to take a day off and 1t was durmg thrs trme that I senously began to thmk of the two-letter word IF Everyone seems to depend on thus word Whenever you ask some one to do somethmg for you the1r most probable answer w11l be IF For example I took a bus to Vxn where he would be gomg rf hrs hfe had been d1fferent When I got off the bus I saw an old inend of m1ne who mvrted me to her home She told me of the many thmgs she would have been IF thmgs had just been d1fferent Lrte IS really made up of IF S S Stone .30- ton and I sat by an elderly man who told me Gqcfusmhuza BOWMANS BAKERY DAVIS H ELLIOTT VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE MILLER MAYTAG CO IOE TAYLOR HOLDREN REFRIGERATOR SALES and SERV GEORGE T HITCH Ieweler TRIANGLE FOOD MARKET GRANTS ECONOMY PRINTING CO M F CELEATON WERTZ OPTICAL CO IOSEPH SPIGEL Inc KI.ENSALL CLEANERS LIPES PHARMACY ROANOKE STEAM LAUNDRY 6 DRY THE COFFEE POT CLEANING Inc LIPES PHARMACY ROANOKE MERCURY 6 LINCOLN ROANOKE DAIRY G ICE CREAM CO LAZARUS WILLIAMS DRUG CO MCCOLLUM COAL CO KANE FURNITURE COMPANY Inc KENROSE MANUFACTURER GEORGE S DRIVE INN COMMUNITY SERVICE CHILE SHOP MILHAELS BAKERY F W WOOLWORTH CO DR PEPPER BOT'I'LING CO LOTZ FUNERAL HOME E O WILLIAMS PATTERSON DRUG CO ECONOMY HARDWARE CO SECURITIES INSURANCE COIVIPANY TOM S TOASTED PEANUTS ACME TYPEWRITER CO ACE HARDWARE CO Inc I-IENRI KESSLER Inc MAGIC CITY SANDWICH CO PROPST CHILDRESS ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY B FORMAN G SONS DAVIS CONFECTIONERY CORNETT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BLUE AND GRAY RESTAURANT FLOYD WARD WARREN T WILLIAMS CLOVER CREAMERY CO EXCELSWELL COIVIPANY OF ROANOKE GARLAND DRUG CAVE SPRING HARDWARE DEI.TA ELECTRIC CO GARST BROTHERS DAIRY Inc ROY L WEBBER SOUTHERN DAIRIES COIVIPANY ARCHIE S LOBSTER HOUSE APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER CO ARCHIE S GIFT SHOPPE VALLEY ROOFING WEBB BROTHERS TILE CO PEERLESS HARDWARE CO VINTON HARDWARE CO REID AND CUTSHALL LEGGETT S VIRGINIA GALLERIES FINKS IEWELERS ECONOMY RESTAURANT -31 RAKESTRAW DRY CLEANING cmd DYEING PRICE'S GROCERY . COIWPLINIENTS OF Kane . 7:14. 22 E. Campbell. Ave. ROANOKE, VA. COMPLIMENTS OF zmfeaduua Dui weaning aaJUgda9 506 Center Ave.. NJW. PHONE 5527 C-5EOR6E'S DRIVE INN IROANOKE'S BIGGEST LITTLE DRIVE INN! ll Walnut and Iefferson St .lady 7anez4l Qfome Church Ave at Flfth St DIAL 7749 ROANOKE COMPLIMENTS OF 64605404 CHILI IS OUR SPECIALTY Good Sandwxches 6 Drinks of all Kmds 6 E Walnut Ave S E. HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT PATTERSON DRUG CO Henry St G Church Ave DIAL 9244 SECURITY BONDS FIRE INSURANCE COMP'-IMM of SECURITIES INSURANCE F W WOQLWORTI-I co CAQQLIEFESUIQIM FRANCIS R PORTER Pres CAMPBELL AVE 5 W REGINALD M WOOD Vzce-Pres GENHAL INSURANCE IEFFERSON s'r soum 'Tmwv G Be Secure ..32. . . VA .I 12 Kirk Ave.. S. W. DIAL 2-3115 Prop.. IIM KESSLER DIAL 3-4002 EXCELSWELD COMPANY OF ROANOKE WELDING IN A COMPLETE COLD PROCESS CYLINDER HEADS 6. BLOCKS AND CAVE SPRING HARDWARE 200 FEET I-'ROM THE CAVE COMPLETE LINE PARKING AMPLE ROANOKE COUNTY Qmez! gwtime Dang '7ac ROANOKE S MOST MODERN DAIRY Homogemzed Vitczmm D Mxlk DIAL 5501 DIAL 5502 GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST ICE CREAM Scwdiew Dcwuee 9'3- 0 I I n I u - . . u u 1 I I co1vnvI.nvn:N'rs or DELTA ELECTRIC C0 ROANOKE VA VINTON HARDWARE CO SOUTHWEST VIRGIN'IA'S MOST MODERN HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE and APPLIANCES DIAL 3-3625 Vinton a. fag .Z 'Wefla FLORISTS 4000 WIIHCIIDSOD Road PHONE 3 2469 THE HOME OI-' BETTER VALUES LEFGETT S DEPARTMENT STORE In ROANOKE ARC!-IIE S LOBSTER HOUSE fzcdceage,4tS4of,ee HEATED CABINS WITH SHOWERS 2 M1les North on U S Route ll COIWPLIIVIENTS OF ?ua6 4 Qecaelaa 310 S IEFFERSON ST WEBB BROS TILE CO 2918 Tenth Street Wzlhamson Rd. ILE ILE Bath Rooms Store Fro Kltchens Counters Dram Boards Fxxtures Mantles Floors Porches Steps Patmos Walks PHONE 2 1537 comnmnvrs or DAVIS H ELLIOT ...34.. 1 ' ' V 9 7 7 . I 2 I ' I DIAL 3-4481 or 3-4482 T T ' nts MARTN SENOUR PANTS MONARCH HOUSE PAINTS NECETONE FLAT NSIDE PANTS GLOSTONE SEIVII-GLOSS INSIDE PANT KOLOBRITE ALL PURPOSE ENAMEL ron same BY PEERLESS HARDWARE CO. DIAL 4-4253 21 EAST SALEM AVENUE ROANOKE, VA. FOR HOME FURNISHINGS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS fadmxi BETTER FURNITURE SNCE 1924 309 CAMPBELL AVE WEST THE VIRGINIA GALLERIES GRANDIN ROAD ROANOKE VIRGINIA CHARLES W FARRELLY Q FINE FURNITURE Q PRINTS Q LAMPS Q Russ Q DRAPRRIRS Q INTERIOR DECORATING ANTIQUES AND HEIRLOOM REPRODUCTIONS ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS CO LOWE BROTHERS WINDOW GLASS PANTS VARNISH WALL PAPER MIRROR GLASS and ENAMELS PAINTER S SUPPLIES DIAL 21743 P O BSOX 383 10 CHURCH AVE S E ROANOKE VA .35. E . O : P EF, R : V' I . ' 'B ' O A 5 , ua f 4 : v-I 0 ' IU N 1 A 1 A E O WILLIAMS Hr:A'rmG AND VENTILATING co 'ia gamma 0 746 14 SALEMA S E 2708 Sh doah A . N W. MAGIC CITY SANDWICH Swwwff Zfwwlwww 0 COMPANY ISTSE ZOSFRANKLINRDSW COMP!-IMENTS 01 COMPLIMENTS OF DISTRIBUTORS 1715 WILLIAMSON ROAD 409 1111 STREET N W WE WISH TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR OUR FRIENDS WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE THE EDITORS 96- 5 l I l I ve.. GIIUII ve , . I 302 st. .. . . 9 u 1 L 1 I , . . 1 I I I I Zowmcm 4 gazing Let's Be Friends REACH ron . . . Sunbeam Bread Sunbeam Cakes Boston Strauss Pres Dial 2-3485 102 Park St. N W COMPLIMENTS OF GRANT'S KNOWN FOR VALUES Roanoke Va. 21 W Campbell Ave COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE ROANOKE VA. COMPLIMENTS OF 944 744601 SERVICE STATION M F CLEATON REALTY CORP Realtors Phone 8060 Colomal Bank Bldg JOSEPH SPIGEL Inc Campbell Ave at Henry St ROANOKE VA GEORGE T HITCH JE WELER IEWELRY 6 GIFTS 118 W Campbell Ave Phone 2-6113 ROANOKE VA Loyal to ihe Ethics oi Pharmacy .lobe 4 77 CECIL LIPES Prop 2201 Crystal Spnngs Ave SO ROANOKE VA --37 , C 1901IeHerson sf., s. W. Phone 2-9242 ' ' ' f , v U ?c'ueaaalQzecy2 IUS'1' GOOD FOOD STEAKS AND CHOPS 1114 4th ST S W ROANOKE VA. PHONE 3 0473 WARREN T WILLIAMS DISTRIBUTOR FOR YORK SHEPLEY AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT PHONE RES 3-4206 2009 WILLIAMSON ROAD BUSINESS 3-2377 THE COFFEE POT Where the Dance Crowd Gather: 2902 Brambleton Ave S W zocmoie Dany! '7ce0zeam0 720 Pcnriax Ave N W .lqee 4 Fimnzacg 2907 Brcnnbleton Ave S W ROANOKE VA rl DIAL 2 2917 WILLIAMS DRUG CO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE 414 Thnteenth St S W ROANOKE VA. -38.- P J. 0 I . ,I U ' ia ,j A ., . . 25 - . . . PHONE 2-9917 PHONE 2-3461 3. ' E! Q! I5 . 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