Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

Q , ., V i PM g W. , - ,L W , 1 , , ixuwmgf Y M13 .Q M, K if? .Eg . .FM THE MEMOIR I95Z PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF Manchester High School Richmond, Virginia Mrs. C. T. Lamb, Sponsor: Eugene Grubb Business Managerg Mrs. M. A. Morris Sponsorg Evelyn Moore, Editor. MEMOIR STAFF Mrs. Vivian Lamb . . . Sponsor Mrs. Marie Morris . . . Sponsor Eugene Grubb . Business Manager Martha Call . Advertising Manager Barbara Fields, Betty Lou Ritenour . . . . . Sales Managers ,N na-K sz A fri B sfklg , 1? .sh Q 1 F nv lf, Evely n Moore Editor 8 flwu Nmaab Certyicate rf M is a member of the SOUTHERN socmriox. sponsored by the Lee Memorial A Foundation of Wlashington and Lee Universit' mote high standards in Southern scholastic and to unite in a common fellowship the scholastic nalists of the South. This certificate authorizes the use of the words, Member, Soullzern Interscholastic Press Association, on the publi- cation masthead during the coming year. ...........H.QM.QE......A.VslABJ2...,..... Direc r, .I.P.A. Memoir Staff Edward Turner . . . . . Advertising Manager Dolores Livesay . . . . . . Copy Editor Mary Elizabeth Cawley ..... Layout Editor Beatrice Hudson, Dorothy Fergusson . . . Writers Pearl Garrett, Kathleen Bailey, Ruth Phillips . . . . . . . . .Designers Annette Dolezal' Carlyle Britton. Photograph Editors Ann Rice, Joan Phaup . . . Individual Pictures Anne Green, Joan Bennetts . . . . . .Typists FOREWO .A - T xg Q' A- On the pages ofthe T952 MEMOIR we give you the story of the happiest year of our lives. Pictured above is an auditorium scene showing the beginning of the Magazine Campaign. You'll find next, pictures and stories of Teachers and Students. Or- ganizations that expand individual interests follow. Those Fighting Athletic Teams appear next. Last is the Advertisement section--Wait! Be sure to look at these pages. They are full of interesting pictures. A- 'ly-J. A I - 1 0 v',,1':4 , 2 A .TQQZA--3 f 4- - vc- ar, . W 'Q-T . J. -. ' '- .1-uff . . was , - C-'i.,9?.'f'?1'51 ,r .Aa :iw 52, X,-hslbuef. P' Q4 'a 4 . ,.f' ,yr-.gif ur The October, 1951 Communique carried th i s announcement: The seniors voted to dedicate the 1951- 52 Memoir to R. N. Winfree, member of the school board since 1944, for his unselfish service on behalf of the school . Mr. Winfree died January 4. The seniors nowdedicate the 1951-52 Memoir to his memory. He was a member of the Chesterfield Ruritan Club, The Elkhardt FormersClub, The Broad Rock Fishing Club, and the Chesterfield Police Benevolent Association. ii 'Q! ,1 lll11'f1'CC V 3:2 XO lt's 9 0'Clock! The bell rings and .i new day begins. The first year typing class gets offto a busy start. All through the sshool pupils are r.llYCll a chance to use the talentsthci. ha ve. 1:1 one class they atedrawtng pictures and cl r c s Q i n 1 dolls reptcsentatixc of characters inl.iteratnre. ln another class several boys make a rugs of the G l ob U theater while stutlyttmlg Macbeth. Later in the dajran assembly is called inorder to discuss the corn- mg magazine campaign. At theend of this campaign Mrs. Grace Cole- man's seventh g ra cl e , selling the most magazines, was able to keep Francis , the donkey. yas S gill Q50 may ' 1 I ' f ui O SAN gullo v G - Q NXMQRQKNG gyggtwtwl KK the YWCA NXXQS kwv XXQB Kata-xgk NV ag .ACOY ., ,SOXLZ Xafl' 50 teh xmKY ' Right Oni an saeaklvzd' 0 .. Q . ' Q A . 'L AW wx 36 O' L Xeildx x and S? Y. rfi 3114 s 7' 1 3-. - 'fl 'K 1 HH wel? g nl , .134 'Ali' in I I 4 S. las, 'r QS hit P X35 ET z- sf N t sr we Pupils from thestudy hallsgo tothe li brary for reference and reading. It is quiet and pupils find reading matter in magazines as well as books. Next period finds a group of girls in physical e d u c at ion class practicing basketball. Theyalso play hockey and dance once each week. This provides and according to them, it'sreally fun. wholesome recreation, t ' .sin , .Q - I 4 k 1 Finally lunch period arrives none to soon, if you judge by the mad dash to the cafeteria. The line does slow down however, at the serving counter Bchlud the www A uamahlu and ccmrtumzgi amff 13 ,,ruparl..glu:1c,l1 L., , fi .xf ,Q :A ---- , , ' Q ,xx ,Q. 7? in o ,AQ K if rf' 'D I ' lu ., ,JL--1, ' , . X Q1 ' f 17' x . 1 r 2? H-1.-. ,,- 1 lf! ,. : 5 . I mi il: mm dv .mr :ar 111 the Qafu rl-nd ga mmgx-wlw from the ma fl: my 111 thu .tall .mai cat than Mm ws lIl in clgxsxrmuxxx. V V Q sniff .X A-Q . 'ff' ll -1. -g., K -A 1 2- A' , q Draw 1 :xg class gv-es tm bcxs a ' diancc to Bear: aboui house ja:- .A1:11, and co11sUucUon.Alsoths. uzecoxcr how .ztporcait jrecrse I'Xg'3?f1'l ' X , .....-.. LQA .J-CIC11Q,ikx L -fn'-wx,-', ..x,L..k ,.,1,k. , L 7.35: x ..Ii.1f.c!I1e:ti' gk. v . ' 5261:-' - 4- Q, .r'. Lp 1-AQ. -.1 ' A I , V' 1 ' ,. pf s... ffl ,V 4 This page Sponsored by MANCHESTER ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Remember, PEGGY CARDWELL, The Fun Festival Queen and her PRINCESSES: Bertha Garrett, Elea- nor Wood, Mary Warren, Margaret Cross, Lena Parham, Peggy Ragland. NOT PICTURED: Ann Knighton. 'LT V7 I n1ecHEERLEAoERswefe 1 right there to see her crowned ot the football game with HIGHLAND SPRINGS. 'e'.f:?' N4 l W. N. Kaempf assistant principal 2 R. N. Winfree, school board member until his re- signation, effective in Jan- uary. Miss Thelma Crenshaw, 0 visiting teacher and Miss X Miss LilaSpivey, County Elsie Coleman, elementary T nurse and Dr. Earl Gates, supervisor. N ' S T R County doctor. School Board Members: C. E. Curtis, Wm. H. Jones, Jr., G. L. Crump, Hugh Parks, C. C. Wells, and E. S. H. Greene, su erintendent p . Large insert shows G. H. Reid, principal and Mrs. Percy King, school secretary. g l X N C I H 'il-, ln., 'Sv V '3 s, ,W M ,V .L 4 , Q Q -as v -'Ma-fzfr., 1, , .. , ' JL P' '-Q 'fu 1 ,ge w. .,?-Q lit 'lv-Hf -up li l,.1 T e iq. Mr. Reid, you came to us in the fall of 1931. Atthattime the enrollment was 313 and there were 11 teachers. Congratulations! Improvements have certainly been made. There are now many new buildings, including a workshop, cafeteria, gymnasium, and auditorium. The enrollment now? It is 1,127 and the teachers - there are 44. Just continue your leadership and there's no telling whatwe will accomplish. :n,-- ur 43 1 1 ff! ,,,.,.L ,469 ,i, il ,Lg ,,.,nq Q, . . t -ff. uw ', M, . ,wg . , Q ' Q , lu , .L . r Hu , 1, msg-, HL . g, ., - ik.. A .iii 1- , I in af ,.,.,,f-I 1- L l l.,fAf' 'UM' ov,- wr .-QL, cf1f,, '1uLf: -tM,f,,'P 'x:. 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Clbuky Mrs. Grace Coleman, Mrs. Ruth Green, Mrs. Claire Hayes, and Mrs. Helen Smith help Mrs. Sue P. Salmon as she checks new rec- ords in one ofthe sixth grade rooms. Special Te achers, Miss Nadine Burnett, librariang W. C. Snead mlsicg Mrs. Ailene Reedy and Miss Polly Na sser, commercialg Miss Kathryn Watkins, home econom- icsp H. F. Moore, Industrial artsg and A. L. Perdue, mechanical drawinggwait fortheir picture to be snapped. The coaches and physical education teachers are pictured in the section of this book marked athletics. Science Enthusiasts, Misslean Cosby and Reid Putney, watch A. L. Williams perform an experiment. Individual pictures of all faculty members may be seen framing several pages in the advertising section. Special Teachers X A l u. Science Enthusiasts Mrs. Myrtle King, School Secy, checks school records. W. N. Kaempf, asst. prin., A. B. Ran- dolph-Macon College, M.A. Columbia University, gives explanations to an anxious parent. e gi 7- Osh N Language Teachers Miss Clara Hurt, Mrs. Marie Morris, R. D. Ford, Mrs. Vivian Lamb, Miss HelenCondyles, and Miss Marjorie Webb are examining a model of the Shakespearian theater made by the senior students. ii f SocialScience Teachers A. S. Hol- land, Missvirginia May Dolbeare, Miss Clare Graybeal, and Mrs. Margaretlientchattogetherin Miss Dolbeare's room. Miss Dolbeare pointsouta special bulletin to Mr. Holland while Miss Graybeal and Mrs. Kent examine a workbook. Social Science Teachers Language Teachers '1 .. w. Y i thematics Teachers Miss Ora Lee McDaniel, Mrs. Emily Llewellyn, and Mrs. Sarah Womack, Mathematics Teachers, discuss a geometric problem. 54 'M 1 In Q 'HZ 45 la ' . cuk rss- af 47 gl W 6 W, Y: tis P+ge Sponsored by l , TQTRAVIS MARTIN . 5 Q 'J A 1 5 Senior Clas , Officers Rs' 9 X Seniors sold doughnuts to help pay for this year's annual. Here the officers are shown entertaining their masczots. .Joan Phaup . . . Vice-Pres. Jimmy Cliborne . . Mascot Charles Farnsworth . . . Pres. Eugene Grubb . . Treas. Charles Lindsey . . .... Secy. Nancy Jo Kidd .... . . . Mascot Mrs. Marie Morris, Mrs. Vivian Lamb . Sponsors Colors: Blue and White Motto: True to the End Flower Red Rose ..,B..4' Z'-f I BAILEY, IRIS KATHLEEN Kathleen Moseley, Virginia--Library Club I,2, 5,4, 55 Library Staff 3g Glee Club l,2,3,4, Qaccompar1isr5Jg Com- munique staff 4, 5g Junior Play Cast 4g Annual staff 5. BASS, DAVID EUGENE David Moseley, Virginia--Beta Club 4, ftreasurer 55. BASS, LLOYD SCOTT Lloyd Moseley, Virginia--Library Club 2, 5,4, 55 Library sraff 2, 5, Glee Club g,4g Junior Play Cast 45 Communique Staff 4g Boy's State Representative 4: Band 4,5g Beta Club 4, 5gDramatics Clubfvice-president 45, fpresident 52: SCA Council 5. 'V' .- 6 au. gi! :ix .' Q- vfs-9 5- vfllwwv '55 Qi. 40 SENIORS 3 BENNETTS, IOAN ELIZABETH Clip ZIO5 Welford Road, Richmond, Virginia--Glee Club 25 Transfer from Richmond ACadCmy. RiCl1mOFld. VS.: Hockey Team 4, 5g Dramatics Club 4: Csecretary 52: Annual Staff 55 Varsity Club 5. BOYLES, GARY Gary 2404 Short Warwick Road, Richmond, Virginia. BREWER, EVELYN JOYCE Evelyn 4410 Hull Street, Richmond, Virginia. BRITTON, CARLYLE PARKER, IR. Bucky 6910 Hurh Road, Richmond, Virginia--Annual Staff 5. SENIORS CLIBORNE, EVELYN MAE C1ibotne Route Il, Box 713, Richmond, Virginia--Communique Stafflglr. Varsity Basketball 25Varsity Basketball 3,4, fmanager 515 Hockey Team 4,55 Varsity Club 3,4,55 Beta Club 4, 55 SCA Council 5. DAVIS, ROBERT 'Bobby' Route 8, Box 620, Richmond, Virginia. DOLEZAL, ELIZABETH ANNETTE Nette 6210 Clearfield Street, Richmond Virginia--Library Club I,2,3, fsecretary and treasurer 415 Library Staff x, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 2, 3, fvice-president 4, 515 FHA Federation fvice -president 41: Communique Staff 3,45 Hockey Team 45 Junior Play Production 45 Cheerleader 3,4, qco-captain 51: SCA Council 55 An- nual Staff 5: Glee Club 5. ELLIS, MARION RAY Rlck Route 8, Box 374, ElkhardtRoad, Richmond, Virginia-- Jr. Varsity Basketball I5 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,55 Baseball Team 4, 5. fs 9' CALL, MARTHA CHRISTIE Cricket Route 8, Jahnke Road, Richmond 25, Virginia--Curtis Campaign Representative l,2, 3, 4, 55 SCA Council 3, fvice -president 4, 515 H o m e r o o m fvice-president1 15 Communique Staff 2 , 3, Qtreasurer 415 Class Treasurer 4, Homeroom ftreasurer 415 Beta Club 4, 55 Varsity Basket- ball qco-captain 4, 515 Junior Production 45 Varsity Club 4, Qpresident 515 Hockey Team fcaptain 4,515 Eastern Sta t e Re se r ve Hockey Team Qcaptain 515 All-State Eastern Reserve Hockey Team 55 Softball Team qcaptain 4- 57- CARTER, ROBERT Casanova Route 8, Box 333, Richmond, Virginia. CLARK, FLOYD EUGENE MO0Se Route 2, Beach, Virginia--Library Club 3, 4, 55 Library Staff 3, 4, 5. Iwi., ' I i ' X 4 5 ' 5 I 5 Y si .43 x'V fi 'I' X FARNSWORTH, CHARLES BYRON, JR. Charlie 125 Warwick Road, Richmond, Virginia--Glee Club 4, 55 Class President 4, 55 Dramatics Club 4, 55 Jr. Play Cast 4. FERGUSSON, DOROTHY EVELYN Fergie 5900 Dorset Road, Richmond, Virginia--Jr. Red Cross 25 Transfer fromAndrew Jackson High School, Jackson- ville, Fla. 55 Junior Play Production 45 Annual Staff 55 Cheerleader 4, 5: Communique Staff 5. FERGUSSON, EDWARD LEE Eddie 5900 Dorset Road, Richmond, Virginia. 'Y' P 1 if S- 1 lr - WW SENIORS FIELDS, BARBARA ANNE Bobbie Route IO, Box 706, Richmond, Virginia--Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 55 Communique Staff 3, 4, 55 Glee Club 2, 5,45 Junior Play Production 45 Beta Club 4, 55 SCA Council 4, 55 Dramatics Club 4, 55 Jr. Red Cross 3,4, 55 fvice- president 415 Office Assistant 3,4, 55 Annual Staff 5. FOOTE, JAMES ROBERT Foote McKay Avenue, Richmond, Virginia--Varsity Football 55 Senior Play Cast 55 Junior Operetta Cast 4. L my 'sb be 5. FQ - 5 X X Q xgxg FRANK, MAXINE PHYLLIS Mari X' Q 210 Rosemont Road, Richmond, Virginia--Glee Club 15 Library Club 1,25 Library Staff 1,21 Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 4, 55 Varsity Club 4, 55 Jr. Red Cross 5. GARNER, MARVIN LEE Chick Moseley, Virginia--Football Team 35 Annual Staff 5. SENIORS GILL, HENRY LINWOOD, IR. Gill Mosely, Virginia GREEN, ANNE MARIE Anile 18 Tennyson Avenue, Richmond, Virginia- -Junior Var- sity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, Home Eco- nomics Club 3,45 Transfer from ThomasDale High School, Chester, Virginia 3: Varsity Club 4, 5g Softball Team 3,4g Hockey Team 4: Dramatics Club 4, 5: An- nual Staff 5: Communique Staff 5. GRUBB, HOWARD EUGENE Genie Route 2, Beach, Virginia--Jr. Varsity Football lilv1Ol'lO' gram Club 2, 3,4, 5g Manager Varsity Footballz, 3, 4, 53 President of SCA Council 5: Class Treasurer 5g Beta Club 4, 55 Junior Play Cast 4g Dramatics Club 4, 5g Vice- president of Dramatics Club 5: Communique Staff 4, Annual Staff 52 Boy's State Representative 4. HALL, WESLEY HOWARD, JR. Skeeter R. F. D. II, Box 239, Richmond, Virginia--Junior Play Production 4. a-I N GARNETT, BARBARA FAYE Bobbie Faye Route IO, Box 488, Richmond, Virginia--Communique Staff 4: Glee Club lg Manager of Hockey Team 55 Junior Play Production 4: Dramatics Play Cast 5. GARRETT, PEARL LAVINIA Pearl 67l6Dorsett Road,Richmond, Virginia --Junior Play Cast 45 Annual Staff 5: Dramatics Club 5. GENTRY, EARL LEE Early 201 Warwick Road, Richmond, Virginia--Jr. Red Cross 1. l 9- f ,- 1 , w, c .J i XA 34 .6-ff wld' 'Q- . YQ'-:T i , ' 1 A X- it 'e ,,f A at HOBGOOD, IOYCE ANN Sweet-pea X 5409 Iahnke Road, Richmond, Virginia--Softball Team , 43 Hockey Team 4. HEATWOLE, ROBERT ALLEN Stooge IDI8 Snead Road, Richmond, Virginia--BasketballMana- ger 4. HUDSON, BARBARA ANN Bobbie 6 2408 Norborne Road, Richmond, Virginia--Dramatics -2. Club 1,33 Homemaking Club lg Homeroom President 3a A f SCA Council 39 Y. Teen 15 Jr, Red Cross 4g Theory Club 7 -A 41 Transfer from Bainbridge Junior High and John March- all High Schools, Richmond, Virginia, Glee Club 4g Ass't. Manager Basketball Team 5. Rr. I ..- Q.. .--, v'X WV as if A, Q . rf 'E 51: C, 4 HUDSON, BEATRICE VIRGINIA Bea Route 8, Box 432, Richmond, Virginia--Beta Club 4, 55 Annual Staff 5g Library Club 1. LIVESAY, DELORES KATHLEEN Delores Route 11, Box 302, Richmond, Virginia--Glee Club l,2g Beta Club 4,5g Junior Red Cross 4, Qvice-president 51g Junior Play Cast 45 Annual Staff 5: Dramatics Club 4, 5. LINDSAY, CHARLES KNIGHT Char1ey Route 1., Box 275, Richmond, Virginia--Beta Club 4, 5, Vice-President 5, Class Secretary 5. LESTER, MARIE LRENE Route 11, Box 182, Richmond, Virginia--Basketball Team 1gHomeroom President 1gPresident of Deputees lg Transfer from Bainbridge lr. High School, Richmond, Va., Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Homeroom Pres. 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 4, 5, Softball Team 41 Varsity Club, freporter 411 Nice -Pres. 51: Hockey Team 5g Chairman of Prom 41 Beta Club 4, 5: Communique sraff 4, Eastern State Reserve Hockey Team 5. Wu 1- 1 SENIORS MOORE, RONALD LEE Ronnie Winterpock, Virginia PHAUP, JOAN COLLEEN Blonde 1117 Belt Blvd., Richmond, Virginia--Jr. Varsity Basket- ball fco-captain 235 Varsity Basketball 3,4,5g Hockey Team 59 Glee Club lg Beta Club 4, 51 Varsity Club 4, 5, Class Secretary 42 Annual Staff5g Class Vice-President 5. PHILLIPS, CLARA VERNELLE Tummy Winterpock, Virginia--Home Economics Club 2,3, 4, 5. W PHILLIPS, RUTH EVELYN Ruth Route 2, Beach, Virginia--GleeC1ub l,2, 3, 4: SCA Coun- cil 35 Home Economics Club 35 Dramatics Club, qSecre- tary 41, 5g Junior Play Production 4g Annual Staff 5. MILLS, ROBERT LEWIS Bobby Route 1 I, Box 243, Richmond, Virginia--Varsity Basket- ball 5. MASLIN, ROBERT EUGENE Bobby Route 11, Box 377, Richmond, Virginia--Ir. Varsity Football Ig Varsity Football 2, 5gJr. VarsityBasketball Ig Dramatics Club 5. MOORE, EVELYN MAE Pigtail Mosely, Virginia--Library Staff 1,21 Communique Staff 1, 2, 3, 5, qeditor 43g Glee Club Ig Jr. Varsity Basketball 2, Beta Club 4, 51 Varsity Basketball 3,4, 53 SCA Coun- cil 4,5p Secretary Curtis Campaign 4g Manager Curtis Campaign 5, Editor Annual Staff 5g Varsity Club, 4... T.. Q 1 ,, . ji r N T1 gg Ss I , J I 1 . ii' , it-4' wt, ,I A5 4 PORTER, SHIRLEY LEIGH Shirley Moseley, Virginia--Home Econom ics Club 2, 3,4, 5g Curtis Representative 2, Q. PUTNEY, RICHARD KEMPER 'X Route ll, Richmond, Virginia--Monogram Clubg Basket- is: ball 52 Manager Varsity Football 4, Scorekeeper Varsity RX Basketball 5, 4, 5. if 'G' Z. ji! ff!!! 4 Vo , . ' f, rf? f f f RICE, ANNE MITCHELLE Anne Moseley, Virginia--Library Club 2, 3,4, 5Q QPresident 53g Library Staff 3, 5g Communique Staff 2, 5,45 Junior Play Production 45 Beta Club 4, 5g Annual Staff 55 Curtis Rep- resentative 5g S.C.A. Council 5. Xu E X 1' Y' 0 K frames-2 RILEY, CAROL FAYE Rodney 5qO5 Broad Rock Road--Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5g Co-Cap- tain 4, 5g S.C.A, Council 4,5g Glee Club Q,41M3f13gCf Hockey Team 5, Junior Play Production 43112 Red Cross 25 Dramatics Class Play Cast 5. RITENOUR, BETTY LOU Lou 1202 Irby Drive--Glee Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4,51 Mana- g,erSoftball Team 4g AnnualStaff 55 Beta Club 4, 5, fScc- retary 55. ROSE, MARALYN ANNE Butch Route 9 Box SA--Cheerleader 5g Beta Club 4,5g Home Economics Club 4g QProgram Chairman 53: Junior Play Production 4. SMITH, BARBARA PAULINE Barbara Route ll Box 245-B--Home Economics2, 3, 41G16SC1Llb lg Library Club lg Transfer from Powhatan High School Powhatan, Va. Beta Club 5. 1 fi' sfmoas TREXLER, CHARLES HERNDON, IR. Gus 1212 Gerystone Avenue, Richmond, Virginia TURNER, EDWARD Ed 25 East Belt Blvd. , Richmond, Virginia--Annual Staff 5g Junior Play 4. WARREN, HARVEY CARSON Harvey Hey Road, Route ll WILLIAMS, BETTY SUE Sue 4413 Hollister Avenue, Richmond, Virginia--Jr. Red Cross 1,3,4g SCA Council 1,23 fsecretary 234 Beach- comber Staff 2gHomeroom President 2. 3: Cheerleader 2: Pep Club Vice-President 2g Glee Club 3: Transfer from Buckroe lr. High, Hampton High, Hampton, Vir- giniap and John Marshall High School, Richmond, Vir- giniag SCA Council 5: Office Assistant 5. SMITH, JUNE MARGARET Smitty 1SShirley Road, Richmond, Virginia--Bykota Club 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary lg Class President 2g Ir. and Sr.g Arista, Numerous 9096 Certificates: Theta Delta Pi Chapter Hi-Y, Transfer from Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Jr. Red Cross 5g Dramatics Class Play 5. SMITH, MARY LEE Mary Lee' 7 Brandon Road, Richmond, Virginia--Office Assistant 3- 4, 5- TRAYLOR, STANTON BRUCE Hog-head Route 11, Box 719, Richmond, Virginia--Homeroom Qvice-president lj, Jr. Varsity Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 53 BaseballTeam 4, 5g Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, Varsity Football 5. i bi . , - X Und' 'V YVILSON, COLIN EUGENE, IR. Gene Route II, Box 465, Richmond, Virginia WOOD, ELEANOR RALSTON Eleanor Route ll, Box 224, Richmond, Virginia--Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 54,55 fCo-Captain 451 Hockey Team 4, 55 SCA Council 4, 55 Cfreasurer of SCA 415 Homeroom Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 45 Beta Club 4,55 fPresident 51 Varsity Club 55 fSecre- tary 41 Jr. Play Production 45 Annual Staff 55 Dramatics Class Play Cast 55 Office Assistant 4,55 Communique Staff 5. Beowulf evokes varied expressions from students in S the ever popular literature class. 5-5 N,,,..-lc Wonder what! so funny about Stan- ton's fitting a tap and :own for graduation? At last the pirotcgrajzmr ,ers ig a picturei 'U 'H fe-s f High. 1 ,,.f4-' THE SENIORS PrincipalG. H. Reid startedwith many of these seniors twelve years ago. Dur- ing that time he has helped these stu- dents in all phases of their school life. Above all he has been a Qi Listener, Often it has been a hard push to take these people around, but to quote Prin- cipal Reid, With all the ups and downs it has been a pleasure to have had an opportunity ro work with these boys and girls. l sincerely hope that they have now reached the stage where they no longer need the 'push , but can walk alone. The final shove came in June when he presented them their 3 F' THE SENIORS QDQ, il-1--' ---- -V-1. These pages sponsored by members of Take cl Ride The Senior Class whose pictures cppe ft' '-5 t 1 , Q 29 S- av S 'i fir- 3 x. Q 420 Q Senior Class Historq Now in the year of Our Lord 1947 did this story begin. It was in that year that a goodly band of eighth graders setforth intohigh school. They found the school inhabited by four other classes and a group of wise people, called the faculty. They were more than surprised to learn that they did not know as much as they did in the seventh grade. There- fore, they eagerly received the guidance of faculty mem- bers, Mrs. Charles Grigg, Miss Elsie Kilduff and Mrs. John MillerfMrs. Melvin A. Morris took Mrs. Miller's place in Februaryj. Under the direction of Patty Cobble, assisted by Miles King, they labored, while Peggy Nunnally did diligently record their sayings and keep up with their money. It so happened that Patty and Miles also represented the band of eighth graders in the governing body known, as the SCA. Others took part in school activities and junior varsity sports. Then came the fall of 1948 and this goodly group were known as freshmen. How happy they were to find that12 new classrooms, a beautiful auditorium and also a large cafeteria had been completed. However, they had new faculty guides, Miss Ruby Adams, Miss Vivian Fulton fnow Mrs. Charles Lambland Mrs. Pat Rollins fMrs. Edward Hayes took her place in Februaryj. Their joy was greater this year for they were allowed to havea voice in deciding which classes they would pur- sue. In the spring of Our Lord 1949 they felt that other classes had accepted them as neighbors when I4 of their number were asked to serve at the Junior-Senior Prom. The fall of 1949 found this group feeling very wise. They were sophomores! Faculty members guiding them were, Miss Doris Cavanaugh, Miss Marjorie Webb and Miss Peggy Sue Tuck. Directing their class activities was Henry Dinkins, assisted by Patty Cobble with Alminter Adkins making a record of their sayings and doingsg also a record of their money. This group had been watching for two years with long- ing, the upper classmen rushing from one activity to an- other. This year their chance came. Four of their members were cheerleaders. They had members on the athletic teams and in student activities. Very early in the junior year, under the guidance of Miss Marjorie Webb and Samuel J. Scordo, the juniors chose their leaders. This year Charles Farnsworth, assist- ed by Eleanor Wood, directed their labors, Ioan Phaup was the record keeper. They had to earn more money so a separate keeper of funds, Martha Call, was elected. When the governing body, the SCA, met, 17juniors were tapped into the Beta Club. These students had maintained, at least a B average throughout the first three years of their stay in high school. s When ringswere ordered they felt they were receiving With the help and co -operation of the sponsors, they produced the junior play Here Comes Charlie. It helped to pay for the prom. lt was during the fourth year of their stay at Man- chester, a band was organized for the first time. Orchids in the Moonlight was the theme of the prom. Eugene Grubb was elected president of the SCA for the year 1951-52. Lloyd Bass and Eugene Grubb had a great longing satisfied, when they were selected to attend 'Boys State at Blacksburg for two weeks during the summer 0f,I95l. With the fall of 1951 the class of 1952 became the oldest group in schoolg that is with the exception of that body known as the faculty. When the class first did meet, they remembered that Charles Farnsworth had worked diligently and hard as their leader during the preceding year. Therefore they chose him to lead them again. To help him they chose Joan Phaup, Charles Lindsey and Eugene Grubb. Nancyjo Kidd and JimmyCliborne, from the first grade, they chose to accompany them at all social functions. They gave to them the name of mascots. Mrs. Marie Morris and Mrs. Vivian Lamb worked diligently with them. Seniors was the name of their dignified group. One of their number was a carnival princess. Nine girls were members of the basketball team. They were also repre- sented on the other athletic teams of the school. Among the thrills of the year were: the standing of all students when seniors left the auditorium, the trip to the game at the University of Virginia, a visit to The General Assembly, a trip to Washington D.C. , The Prom, Senior Banquet, Senior Day, and those Wonder- ful Diplomas. The annual staff purchased a paper cutter and cam- era which they passed on to next year's staff. To help pay for the Memoir the seniors earned S250 from the sale of donuts. The word donuts became synonomous with seniors as they chose for the class play 'From Dollars to Doughnuts. Appearing in this donutty play were June Smith, Kathleen Bailey, Faye Riley, Joan Phaup, Betty Sue Williams, Charles Farnsworth, Lloyd Bass, Eugene Grubb, Ray Ellis and Bobby Maslin. Of course during their five years they labored hard. Will Shakespeare and his Macbeth will long be re- membered. How can they forget Macbeth when Mrs. Morris had them to memorizeat least one halfofthe play? lt is thought by some that they left many things un- done. Nevertheless, they made their departure from this schoolafter they received their diplomas in June. They did go forth to find for themselves new jobs and other homes. 'lr '-Q fr D '25 , if 1.- ,.-2 ,X gn, -v- ls, recognition for all their efforts. ' .I va, G V i K --. 4 R Q J f .Q -R, si 6 V. 1 f T' 1' ,, ' J .51 Tzu- BEST LOOKING Stonton Troylor Peorl Garrett 'Q- .Eff The Hall BEST ALL ROUND Joon Phcup Cnorles Farnsworth l 3 l 'Q' BEST STUDENTS Morfho Coll Eugene Grubb MOST TALENTED Lloyd Boss Delores Livescy ' U1 Of Fame MOST COOPERATIVE Eugene Grubb Martha Call MOST ATHLETIC Martha Call Stanton Traylor LAZIEST ' Dot Fergusson Carlylo Britton Q ,.,, 4 1-L.. WITTIEST Jim Foote Dot Fergusson .si rw 'tv s iv , 'v . QQ' - 0 9 5, 4 . A i' 1, A A ff-2' 1 .' . , 1 , ' 1 .. .. 4 , R- c'U 1. is-7 fl. ,,f I ,. xl, ' f M Fay Evans . . Jean Isbell . Lena Parham . . Richcu1iYMcCullen T5Xx Pres. . Treas. . .Secy Vice-Pres. 120 Nm, , , . J Adkins, Georgie Armstrong, Audrey Begnoch, Muriel Bolen, Jacqueline Brewer, Larry Wayne Broudrick, Shirley Cawley, Elizabeth Chaffin, William 47 1 xvvu A A rx Y, ' MMM' vw ' ls- Os- '-Ms. ., ' lg- V - - is . I JUNIORS it C ge , Chase, Jimmy Chilton, Mary Lee Clark, Billy Clark, Milton Cole, Helen Cross, Margaret Dennison, Bobby Dinkins, Shirley Donahue, George Donner, Evelyn Dorsy, William Dyer, Shirley T7 Hearld, Buddy Heath, Shirley Hensley, James Hines, Clifford Isabell, Jean Johnson, Murray Jones, Betty Jones, Horace Jones, Wilma Knighfon, Ann Lipscomb, William Lowery, Robert -'x ki 5 '1 sf.. 'A Ellington, Donald Evans, Fay Folfs, Carol Foster, Peggy Godfrey, Joan Graham, Clyde Q y J U Nl OR S Uilzrfilfyrome Q .R 2-if , ' N 3 5 .Y Q 3, ug. QQ! N aa' Lucas, Wesley Martin, Alice Maxey, Floyd McCullen, Richard Miller, Joanne Near, Jean Nelson, Charles Nunnally, Florance Q . e-,L , Yr' ,Vs -iz L if QQ, . F' U 'A - Q 2 JUNIORS N , ' 5' !'ll'Q2 I Y 'ff' l 52235.21 if L' Pemberton, David 'fs 1 1'- 15. l ix ei 1 QW 1 X1 , G Q-Q HA, Li gi , f r 'Hur' Persichini, Shirley Robinson, Durwood Rogers, Jimmie Samuels, Lois Schillings, Bobby Schutte, Rose Smith, Barrie Smoak, Tommy Snead, John Q, X Q. 4Qrv v-5 Treibley, William Turner, Gerald Usry, Jackie Vest, Robert Walker, Jerry Webster, Jean Whitt, Beryle Williams, Baxter Williams, Jane Williams, Madeline Woodfin, Edward Wooldridge, Jean Keep up your sales Juniorsl The more you sell the better the Jr. -Sr. Prom. sffackiqnd, Barbara '1' ,X 1 D 5 ea' A. ? ,,,f N Surber, Delephme 'E' f F' -e.. TD' L22 STK lr ' r if l Scenes from the Q X '- 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom S n .1, i ,gb This is really The highiight of the so- cicl seoson. . UI.. sa ', Donce On! 1, 1 Sophomore Class Officers A if Q' . LY wg ,. 1 . if ' Qu .ide Nelson Yarbrough ElHofhSchouhooh President ' ...... Vice-President Ryland Borden . . . . Secretory and Treasurer Colors: Red ond blue Motto: The higher you climb the beffer the view Flower: Violet Andorfer, Donald Ashby, Bessi lee Y Austin, Carlton Borden, Ryland 4' Barr, Della J Belcher, Annie Bowman, Shirley J Bradley, Dempsey ,-. .- ri 'rf 1 . Brown, Robert , Q Brubeck, Janis A ,l , Xi , Y f t I 7 r?,,y Tx4f'lf11' I, XJ ix V' J' .,, xl X 1- Lf'!'1,,f'1f! Q4 X Buchanan, Betty Butler, Phyllis Cake, June Call, Mary Carden, Noel Carter, Billy Carter, Phyllis Cashion, Loxelly Clark, Mack Cliborne, Gene Cole, Norma Coleman, Pat Cook, David Cordle, Dorothy Cordle, Lorraine Creery, Jane '-115 1:1 SOPHOMORESB :CY gs-M ' 5 N sg- ' 'lb- S75' 'Q-,Y iii? 5 ,, fblozffrj , V- gy . C' 'Vx ,QV kv .H 4 ,gy V .jx A 1. 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Hall, Edith 5 'f Hancock, Howard Hare, Vaughan fl ,igb f G , ' , -Cfu.Q-Lf- X Harvell, Anita Heppert, Shirley X Hines, Clara VX, Hubbard, Douglas f KX Hudson, Charlene l , r 1 ' 0 1 I H d CI Q , 7, ' , I, U Son, arg - , I . ,K - -elf J ' Jenkins, Thomas ' Q Johnson, Martha 1 I 4 620 Q 5 G - My Jolly David 3. - - ' 1 '-'. X: . ' . . t aff :IEW I an Q Q - Ii' wb Jones, Larry ..... ', - 'L L W .-:-94:12 .,,. .. , a 3 :-+ ,- J 4 -Q. I - f 1 ' ' 5 s v I I I F ', ,gli AN ' ... - Jil, its J 4' I 'f 3 Kidd, William Kronmeister, Billy Krimm, Daniel Lassiter, Norman Lemmon, Jennie Lines, Marion Lowery, George Mann, Peggy Mays, Thomas Meadows, Betty Lou Millington, Patricia Monk, John Morris, Mary Murrell, Gene Noel, Warren O'Berry, Dorothy Pemberton, Jean Perkins, Stuart Perdue, Sidna Pinkleton, Shirley Puckett, Helen Putney, Ellis Priest, Robert Ragland, Otha Ragland, Peggy Reames, Janet Rice, Betsy Richardson, Wilma Rogers, Joyce Ross, Donald U . f: 1-'. , tx I I 5-up l X f X i A., ix x 'lv , 4. , . I f Schaubach, Elliott i Schmitt, Raymond Sheffield, Betty Siegfried, Betty Smith, Joyce Lee Smith, Phillip Southerland, Leamon Southerland, Shirley Staton, Leo Talbert, Dennis Taylor, Harold Taylor, Helen Turlington, Ronald Vest, Nancy Vick, Conley Walz, Richard Warren, Mary Ann Weeks, John Wells, Walter Wheless, Clay Whitt, Frances Ann Wiley, Mary Wilson, Wayne tif , Yancey Earl X Qi V i , Yarbrough Nelson 7, i i. isis? 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I I . -3 -1.1 rv Mi., v 4 ., L l QQ . x V, 8 iz -. x rx,-, NIA ' 1 '-: W 19' P22 1555 f.'1Q.'. 3 . if Q59 Qmf 2' 4 Freshman Class Officers Ai xt. iggy 41 , 'n Adkins, Lillian Allen, Louise Andorfer, Sylvia Andrews, Carol Bartlam, Wayne Blake, Jean Bolen, Josephine Brigman, Sammy Jo Browder, George Brown, Gloria Brubeck, Marlene Burch, Charles Burke, George Carnes, Camilia Carr, Billy Caudle, Joyce Chandler, Dixie Childress, Clyde Clark, Virginia Cliborne, Jackie Clodfelter, Winston Condrey, Eugene Cook, Arlene Cordle, Shirley Corn, Mary Ann Corn, Pansy Crostic, Doris Davenport, Jean Davis, Buddy Davis, Jean Driver, Delano Dixon, Norma - 6' ly. T' ,J - R C 4.8 , Q Q1 ' rv 1 5 -of , Qo- L. ? 1 , a 1 X 51 5- 1 'Cx Ks p f-.-ea. T? l C. I- ,I 9 Ain C' it vw Q.. hx, C I l -'A x' .Xu N as -Pl 4- J' Lf u ' x r ,1 ' .gn '1 ls f 'Q 'H ,il ivx3 m is ,K , , F l -N Q t- 1 I L x in-x L72 ZF' bla, C' tis. 2' 3.- W C L, I ' f Al X 7 l ? Ml- ' J gl ti -- :Ju F f -F I F - x .V- - ' , K! K kr N , 0 A A It 1' L ' x - xii Ai FN 1, C. Lf, 'N ins 2' -' 1 M : fx:-' -54 ' r ' AAL-s F , f , Alf -:F Xu' U to-t the - QJK- ' ' , -Fm!! il , sf' i -' -1 ' iw y . Q , - .ss H' 1 -. ' 1 'H I ,Q-1 V :Qx'j,.I5A L. ,J in l if g ei L 4' F L ,, X T . 63, v M Qffttf 'J' 1? fa K9 iff -'f Y If 4 -r 02? Q s ' X sp-F X Mgmt' l 'C , l gd if-A Q51 -S 5 vifzlnaw C Dunn, Louise Eubank, Nina Franklin, Donald Furman, Margaret Garrison, R. C. Goins, Myrtle Graves, Tommy Grubb, Ray Guthrie, Peggy Hailey, Wilford Harding, Fred Halley, Norma Hainley, Sandra Harper, Evelyn Harris, Betty Jo Harris, Catherine Henshaw, Charlene Hines, Beverly Hogan, Gerald Hurtt, Olive Jarrell, John King, Mary Krimm, Geraldine Leadbetter, Bruce Lemmon, Mary Lent, Elmer Lester, Joyce Lewis, Jean Little, Wilson Llewellyn, Joan Lowry, Wayne Lowery, Audrey Lowry, Carol Maddrea, George Mann, Eleanor Manning, Patty Marsh, James 'X f,-f' A 9 ' at - gg. Y 1 Q fl sl ,,,-.I - . ,. t , ti, Q .7 , t f A X - 4 -4 5'x eilbfrk Q Martin, Marion Q ' f' gl Meadow, Tommy y X ' K Mills, Billy Mitchell, Cecelia ' ,mu ' ,' g Qi-l K l P ' 'J-ik'-i 4 sh Montgomery, Thomas Moore, Franklin Morris, Kenneth Mountcastle, Winfree K , Napier, Shirley l -vw -'ul' I, Fl . Newland, Lolita X ' A Norman, Gladys .,, 5, Page, Barbara C3 gg Payne, Betty l l - 2' Pearson, David - Q ' I i.l'x l i Z Phillips, Everett Pierce, Edward C' Q-A n 3 3 Porter, Rose Marie S ,i ' ., fa. pg Raikes, Joanne l f' x A' V Ramkey, Larry Q 4 K S ' A f dx l ignfafh- !l Redford, Tommy Rice, Guy '- Richardson, Billy Dale lb l l Richardson, Sylvia -- fa Roberson, David Xia -Q as f' L A fm. +-ff gtfifigfgl wr' ' '- Sgt in Rudd, Jerry I ! ? Samuels, Gary 47 Saunders, Bruce Savedge, Joyce Shagnea, Jack Sides, Burgeon Smith, Aubrey Smith, Donald Snead, Shirley Snow, Neal Spain, Bertha Staples, Jane Stargardt, Phillip Street, Katherine Taylor, Doris Thompson, Jackie Tuck, Malvin Tunage, Mitzie Voss, J. P. Vincent, Delores Voltaire, George Waldrop, Glen Weils, Joyce White, Betty Lou Whitaker, George Whitt, Faye Whitt, Wayne Wiglesworth, Robert Wilson, Rebecca Witherspoon , Joyce Wood, Ann Wood, Carol Wood, Richard G .A .u K in , sa- , V I- . , fp ' X'x.,. x , A , ,., Q s 1 x . I :P gf 'X' 1 Eugene Grubb, busi- ness monoger of the Memoir, of home with his turkeys. lndustriolorfsclosses under the guidonces of Howle Moore completed mony worth-while pro- iecfs. Evelyn Moore models for Mrs. Morgoref Kenf's orf class. Miss Joanne fn CUXSS SONG: Uune Marine's Hymnl M. Hurt. . Sponsor Secy. From the eighth grade to our senior year, We will strive to gain our goal, With our rambling roses we will try, To be better, strong, and bold. Colo,-5, Red and Whife Not at the top but climbing, Mono' .Not at the to ls our motto fine and great, ' but Sm' Climb? ,, And our colors, recl and white, 9' Will be best in all the state. Flower- Rambling Rose Written by-Audrey Tunstall and Joanne Williams Sponsored by the EIGHTH GRADE 6- 6,1 EIGHTH GRADE ab Ahern, Deanna Albright, John Allen, Frances Bass, Joan Belcher, Mildred - Bell, Jean ,aAqym4,. X in 'Yi' I , ' Blain, Randolph Bookman, Thomas 4 Bowlin, David Bowman, James if Bowman, Julian Bowman, Thelma G.. 'CXQV' -If f- S Q... ' -.,J I .35 v 4 1 1 l X A 3 X X ' 4 43.2 ...J ,l D, Boyd, Donald A Boykin, Wilhella Bradberry, Dallas Brooks, Curtis Brown, Edith Bryan, Eloise I X 4 -,j1 0'f ,ff Butler, Elaine Call, Manfred Caple, Paul Cardwell, Peggy Carmine, Joe X .l Carter, George - , . Cashion, Lee Chase, Janet Childress, Jean - Clarke, Blanche Clarke, Emily Clifton, William 15 Q ' fi.. v-X., Clodfelter, Frances Cole, Stewart Collie, Mary ,m Cooke, Alfred Cooke, Barbara Cordle, Clyde ' Us Craddock, Owen Cross, Thomas of .. Q , Crump, June 'RL Damewood, William if J Davis, Billy Davis, Charles 13.5, ,, Q . Lf .X Y -- 0-M C' ' -1 ' , 4 . r 5 1. , -w .. i ,,.,,. -N y Xi. 'sf' ' -. f fb J 1 I x . N .-l - a, T M' Q ,, GP 1- - 'br In R I lm, . ff' 4. ,. YWWQ. Q . tg Ss. S ' - . A A ' .E 1 ll, 194 ' 'Fe' Al slit ci? 'fm A. S.. s G , xxx L X 5 1 , Us gl arf Na- X- .-,I lllv X li 'Hi l. FllY'Ili S- - RS A ' , , s gel ,Q-' Q mx K . N f'- .fz as 1 'TN-s I' -' 1. 'L L N f A S KX fi ,wx y .1 A - 6- X D h, 'S' , N 5-up L I P X! lj K 1- H jx g X-l-, A- f rs , r 1: X 4' ..,-2L, 5 ,.w.i - EIGHTH GRADE Davis, Jarnes Dolezal, Frank Fallen, Gloria Farray, Shirley Figart, William Fitch, Barbara Foster, Margaret Franklin, Deane Garner, Mildred Garnett, Dick Garrett, Barbara Gentry, Donald Glenn, Donald Godfrey, Clarke Green, Barbara Guy, Carol Hainley, Kenneth Hamm, Patricia Hancock, William Harrell, David Harrell, William Harris, Estelle Harris, Phyllis Harris, Shirley Harriss, Walter Henderson, Jack Hopkins, Carolyn Hudson, Iris Faye Ihenfield, Pricillia Lines, Richard Lindsay, Kenneth Leighton, Jean Leber, Lois Kunkel, Mary Koch, Joann Kelly, Lloyd Jones, Margaret Johnson, Raymond Little, Elsie Long, Leon Larry, J. B. Lucas, Gerald V A - 5 -A EIGHTH GRADE Lund, Joy Lynch, Helen Marable, Betty Mayhew, Kenneth McKesson, David Meadows, Billy Miles, James Millington, Edith Moore, Jamerson Moore, Mary Elizabeth Morris, James Lloyd Moschler, Dickie Moseley, Thomas Nelson, Catherine Newcomb, Florence Nunnally, Ed. Oakley, Lois Oakley, Woodrow O'Berry, Josephine O'Berry, Shirley O'Connor, Alene Page, Margaret Page, Patricia Paulett, Emogene Perry, Dorothy Persichini, Mary Pitts, Clinton Plunchett, Geraldine Porter, Betty Poteat, Dickie Powell, Alice Powell, Carroll Powell, Raymond Preddy, Dale Prentice, Eugene Prentice, Larry Ragland, Carol Lee Ragland, Davis Ramsey, Dorothy Roberson, Leslie Robertson, Mary Rowe, Betty ,Liv .Q-LL! 1. f ',y .1 Y -2 A -to' - A .' li P ,H tk! '1 P if-ir? fl' v i 1 L, i I if ' N-X1 , Q 8 .X is L .1 l v F F, i is 5- F TZ v 5 - Q Q AAA A l ,digg x Xi gg XX lm dll , e 4.5. 5 lr.. 'E' . 'V it in L65 g l I , , Pix: a -'V ig 'U fr r X J - i r 1 iw-79 Li ,ws- .,yg.10,,i,,-1,1-LC Q EIGHTH GRADE Saunders, Jimmy Saunders, Norma Schauback, Jane Scott, Julia Anne Seal, John David Ill Smith, David Smith, Frances Snow, Elsie Spain, Helen Stainback, Carolyn Stargardt, Stuart Tannar, Alice Taylor, Dickie Thomas, Samuel Tomlinson, Ann Tooley, Warren Tresler, Clifford Tunstall, Audrey Turner, Richard Voltaire, Dorothy Vaughan, Hattie Walsh, Sylvia Walter, Eugene Warren, Frederick Winfree, Randolph Wills, Juanita Williams, Billy Williams, Joanne Wells, Margaret Wells, Bob Wood, Arbrey Woodfin, Frances Woodfin, Joe Wooldridge, Raymond A , Wright, Jack Yates, Juanita ,L- , ki A K5 rl F X is 47 1 v X5 , sh , C rl ' -A he , ' 'YK x. X y, A S I in J .51 T ig ACTIVITIES .df P131 2 S. C. A. Council This page sponsored by MCGUIRE PARK FOODS 4-4th ond Brood Rock Road Martha Call, vice-presidentg Mary Callj treasurerg Eugene Grubb, presidentg Bob Brown, secretary, Ed Nunally, James Grow, Joe Carmine, Frank Dolezal, Marjorie Gormours, W. N. Kaempf, sponsorg George Whitaker, David Jolly, Evelyn Moore, Faye Riley, Annette Dolezal, Peggy Foster, Betty Sue Williams, Pricilla Ilenfield, Warren Tooley, Lloyd Bass, Betty Lou Meadows, Betty Sheffield, Betty Jones, Ann Rice, Barbara Fields, Jean Davenport, Bobby Shillings, June Cake, Joan Llewellyn, EleanorWood, Faye Evans. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Lowry. Joe Wood- fin, John Jarrell, Evelyn Cliborne 56 'S-.V Junior Red Cross gr .1 ,, I r.'?.!i 5 fr V 5 AND 1 ig' . 9' A-s 'U' Mrs. Fannie Mrs. Mcrgcref Q . vm , fsponsor of fourth grades Fmigh school sponsor f'Q?!3 9'VN 'Y Nancy Vesr, Joyce Smith, Mary Anne Warren, Jimmy Grow, Bersy Rice, Helen Taylor. There is good reading ahead with the cooperation of the 22 members ofthe Library Staff, fromclasses eight through twelve. They have volunteered their services as helpers in the library with the purpose of promoting a more active, successful, and serviceable library. The library LEFT TO RIGHT:MiSS Na- dine B urn e rr, librarian, Jennie Lemmon, Shirley Pericliini, Peggy Foster, Kathleen Bailey, Joyce Garner. ofQ5,Lf 552 X Q . ' - 'ef F5 45 'a 'Z- v 'fif ,' iz., ' , , -, I W 'L' X Joe Carmine, Lloyd Bass, EugeneClark, Wesley Lucas, Benny Thomas, AubreySmith, Leslie Robertson, DickieRlce, David Pearson. Working as assistants, the students learn library routines and practices such as, circulation, preparing library dis- plays, book binding, operation and care of projectors and victrolas, and processing of new books. V-.T-. Ki, Ja' SWA sw? ,, QWWQ Q sway' vwv 4' 1 X dsx, S99 X959 -av' V 0- 5' 00 6609? C90-10 X 9' X05 1 f G90 . 'I Q . 'a-325' X. yu x iff N'5,q!z' 12 , aoxe Q. qfq 1191? . G9 tj f- Q-531. Nt- '51 we Oaqtqeby eq '8 P736-g P' 'FSA ,NK l fys , 'hy xwfn af n l N .GAR . X hp ,gn fq if? 'gg-l ,, 5 'f 4 .D ' . X, - Y' fi i BE NNBRS: Robert Bowman, Carmel Clifton, Bobby , I. 5' Sell, , , Woodrow Oakley, Betty Payne, andlwayne Whitt. 'Q 41113 ' 8' 1 ' 2 . 5 f M .gi J ! , :nl 1 fx 'X Q 1 - A -A f X J fi is -A 1 A, J J L1 ' . E X I 1 A 1-'L x 1 x f f -V' If 1 QEQDN? X fkggslfsy ff Q ' 55 3' W Dramatics Club Lloyd Bass, presidentg Eugene Grubb, vice-presidentg Joan Ben- netts, secretaryg Pearl Garrett, Audrey Armstrong, Joyce Lester, Barbara Fields, Barrie Smith, Eliza- beth Cawley, Carol Folts, Robert Maslin, Clifford Hines, Robert Vest, Miss Polly Nasser, sponsorg Miss Marjorie Webb, sponsor: Jean Lewis, David Robinson. Dramatics Class June Smith, Joyce Rogers, Miss Polly Nasser, Barbara Garnett, Betty Shef- field, Lena Parham, Miss Ma rjorie Webb, teacher, Jean Wooldrigde, Faye Riley, Ruth Phillips, Joan Phaup, Joyce Lester, Eleanor Wood, Marie Lester, Annie Belcher. Ruth Phillips, Faye Riley, Barrie Smith, Marie Lester, Barbara Gar- nett in Sister Susie Swings It . Betty Sheffield, Joyce Rogers, .loan Phaup in the Christmas Pag eanf. Joan Phaup as The maid Sister Susie Swings ll . -'Y in L.-of - l x I .1 ew 9 Thisisogrowlng orgonizotlon. Only girls who hoye earned on emblem in Q vorsity sport moy belong. The purpose is to creote more interest in sports ond promote friendly relotions between other schools. The Varsltq U fa iiu-.., .J- 'A- 1' RX N 61'-X .f,9f ill 'Y C' ix 17? -1 lf- 7 .,.lg 'v .. l OLD MEMBERS: Jimmy Hawrhornc. Billy Dorsey, Robert Hcarwole, Eugene Grubb, W. S. Lips- comb, Nelson Yarbrough, Robert lowrf., Donald Ross, Cjoauh Chuck Williams, Bobby Brown, Warren Noel. Elliorr Schauback. Wayne Brewer, Wayne Wilson, Bil1yKidd, Ellis Putney, Billy Carter. Durwood Robinson, Buddy Davis, Donald Forsythe, I. P. Vass. -A New Members i 1. ff -Q , KL ' Horrors! Yes there wereplemy at rn' lrrauon, October 7 ., II. 'Q is 0' X ' Wooldrrdgc, J. cr 1-' Lucas, W. fx ' R Parmell. E. -as 4 Fields, B .QQ Folrs, C. .Egg L- Rice, A. .JY Q . F y A Miller, I. Q D E. N' Lwesay, Vx Phaup. 5- v. Vf-'I P1 r ' rm o fzidar I1 end plemyofeats! I -x Q----f Smith, B. Wood E Betas 14 ,E v Rose, M. BJxS X Ex us F Clrborne E Armstrong A Cavwlex E McCu11er1 R C 1 M Moore E Bass D Ia -by Q -' n ,ax 4. rye' ,.. I6 Lindsay, C. FOO ' I' Lamb' V- Rirenour, 'Fx 'Ps '36- ..f' AP, l ,I 0 K . YCANQ EX ff,p I JAYC' E LEE -L70 mi, NULTNJ F0801-Hy I .1 D CHQRLINE HUDSON f We 1 5 of- ii oem, 174- x 5143505 ' r 5 I mg +1 e , -N o EPO RTEK li fr I 1,-5. Y fr A J 'een 1 The Big Wheel Cl M, e The Club was organized in 1950 to establish better - . ' grades, promote interest in school work, and insure stu- 1' dents'success in future careers. Arthur S. Holland, pic- Ll tured at the right, was chosen as faculty sponsor for I ' 51-52. .-W 7 x , Q' vf U95 4 V 1. B TT' Lm Clan-g 'i .Q fy, ' 4-M 'X A L L ffftwccs i lllllcs R 1 1 i X . , VM, 1 'L i n Y 'Wwe , 1 If ! fp ref in i ,, s 1 1 w . . f ff.-,1 Coach Chuck Williams said, Allsports have improved this yearg betterfacilities have made thispossible. Working with the high schoolofficials in bringing about the changes has been the community Athletic Association. Witness the wall around the field -there is evidence of progress. Miss Anita Hackett said, The girls' department has also taken great strides forward. The splendid cooperation shown by the girls has made it possible to include more sports. The individual honors won by girls in hockey and the record of the basketball teams are proof of a growing program. x 69 IJ L ,ll A , ' ', Auarcrrg Dolezal 46' v f 7 Ilan . '0- K' -'H s Q, N fr 1 S ' 2 J' .95 I 45, iQ 9 w ly v fa L G9 CHEERLEADERS .. , A as ff . - tl i -A ' Varrluia Lester Mass Pollx Ixasser Sponsor if 'fi-.. r' - P 5' .A JA . K rh ' , N wi f My ' - Q n ,-- Y I 1 '- h . r n .E..- .': 4 . K v fi , , ' F In X ,. Dorothx Fcrgusson Peggy Foster 4 Co-Caifrarzr I sm rr .Q Q rl . r Blil'hZlfLlf:lC1dS 3 .9 Qrftk rj! K in I I Dyer ' 4 .! I Q A 7 J at if E is, r- .lqn tk .s , ,V H Naralyn Rose Q . , 9 x ,Xa Joyce Lester Y N-, - f X3 .. V 5 sfiffl 2 Q . x -g C- ' A: z r : .3 52 , 4- , , F- k , S . , U ' I , , X ' V D., r. V f- . Sg Q, ' A V Lx, NewSuburbanPuzzTer-- 'r' ,1 I ff' -QW ,, M. 'Q 'I 0965- MQW ls Manchesfer Loaded? ph ,yr er, wg Sify Six Players Join Scoring Parade an l A 1 A ' 4 cZ,.-i115 As Lancers Rour Beaumonf 71 O VY F41 LX X C D AR Mu... 1 ,Q N0 fipflwawm Vo 'fix-rv Lanfw s Daiwa! wma Tlzuz adm ww'X X WL fl Jrsiii Lei 2 Tide ri Wai. Q l I 9, 5 L. 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'X,A.k.x1'6 .yyrysxrx 9:1 they dk .ali KE ' f 11 , '-. -A or .,,5 C,,,,-5 '- XQGLKWM t . X ' l .Q ' - vw, ' s V, 'A -4. J 1 - . if- ' , K I 9 Y k Il l .- ' , LA f fa f' It 7 ' W X- ,ex S 15 q - D2 , N ixQ s sis , , K - ,- - ,Avril s ar -. - ' ll K f . ,lf AY K- r xx 'I-Llfml F A J sl y , 1' 'Q P2 v if 9 , 4 r U, -x 'R ' D ' , 1, X Q X, r. . , ? . f' A3 K 1 ' ' ' ' I , , V 5 I - .r Q.: -. ' X ' 1 e x 1 ' ff 1v x s ,r ' ' A ,f A 14? .ref im-. gi G '- f Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester iff -Ng ' E- ,X FOOTBALL SCORES Beaumont Smithfield Pouqouson Ashland Varina Highland Springs Culpepper James Monroe Chester qflj 1 I 4 4 XX I ' This page sponsored by MANCHESTER MILLS N 7? ? I We work so hard fo if Football Coach Don Ford . E .3 ' f ferr , We re Chuck Williams live in is shoe We hope you like us Chuck Williams Jimmy Rogers Charles Nelson James Foote Wayne Wilson Donald Forsythe Larry Jones Phil Stargardt Robert Lowry Horace Jones Buddy Davis Gene Paul Murrell Warren Noel Donald Ross J. P. Vass Stanton Traylor Billy Kidd Durwood Robinson Billy Carter Vaughan Hare Bobby Schilling Graham Donner Jimmy Hawthorne Nelson Yarbrough Elliott Shauback Clay Wheelis Noel Carden Billy Dorsey obby Brown ranklin Moore obby Priest - , ITI imblemished Qoncers Find An Lancer Cagers Drop c I - ' - l ' Ashland Five 64-31 A ...fo ution t ' f HfiillCiie'Qlt'li'9 I.: iicrlxs. pace P u r iiinrmp .lrim-f. Ni' S Lii' 2 li ri lluhry Viiiwn, wzillf i H, q e S iii, liiih, in Asiiiandji 61 S 9 z-'iifvstrri last night, The F.. K. 7'.1i: jf Alli-iiSsol1. l'il'M'f fez'. 'W I n g G iiigh-point ni-an iaith 17 D0il'lli, Manchester Leads . .. . 1 .31 Suburban L BN XXI '7 .lTl'lH'1llN . f ff' 'N Tiff C i S ' l 'i.i's Xlai ' ' lfafi il? I Ni ason it l. pressing tw. biirg' me La drfrisxf-ri ii hi' fm f ., T,'.71.i, F K' iv 5 2 ' V, ggfiehi-. i-Ein st-ow-ri f, I' 2 ,4 i..- , ia if fLaneers Seem ,tame-lieslci' Beats 524 iii K flax ol eague Jo .iff Jones opium W , ip, . ,wrt-i's tai- tw. , f 5' M3..i.x -V 3 Tvzr- tr- mipss' -ii at trio md of so ami froth w ,-, . i t.m :ill sCu:'0ia. UO ,sd Lipscomb ivli and Ccmmilio 5 5 , 1,21 - ., ri.. 1 , paced tl f' a ' . A , fir-i-period spurt to -i tr pm, f ,H fl load at the half. tin o . , 'fi FL Pi P dnt ei s imin . Stops 44 DT I 0IfHe1mitavo Slim J 3 I 9 I 1 PP l th ll 1, ir: nifgat Ili ei s Scot e nth W mlm x 1th6Z 'SOX Ho A if' opi f Fil 1 C H Rinui Rogers Lancers P Wm on S Group ll ls ster High 450 sardhird s 43 Q The izicto' Q0 ,ZX fficste. in suburban ' . 1-0 ric. The go wi still clair Q0 Q- mi t e Bu? .11 ly' zlafth Lanters Take O 70 Di iegular game viith Wanna ct season and tl'- of coping min Ax 'Cfqw 'KY Oh ead in ua to lik Tesf-- Courf, f Goa ilmi ban League eaxmg 1 inside it tor the mm the Lancers iont appear passed the to N0 Q49 the Sllhilfhdfll League last night b Y' i hland Sprin s S is Q, i-, 56-'32 in the Sp' O . gnu ome Linn- 'QQ Q, .'-ng M Q' '- t tou fl Iiiil-Pour' gmt Hirgliland Sp ., -EC'-nacli Davis Y 1 u B:ii'i'rEl. ii:fv,,i xii stgp mi. ting ful Q .in jrirlay. tried ' , ,Y the sanii' :V ii in- hi on the T E 5 -W .4 N For ourney l Thr- Siu-iii in i'i,w'fally A . 'lf'iik Yu - 4 exist: iecatzsfx V'?ifi'- going to beat Man- f': Yi jx' 'e.r-l-os gyn . clicwter' 'l'lizit's what they're ask. lwrr' il '12 . - Trnm 1' 4 iii: in ffroup II District 2 basket- bffiif - Q bali circles, for Chuck Williams'- - , A 1 ' ' fivtl.. Bu, In hmm, 4 Umm, Laney: I ham captured all.-My and 4-NWT Bnhhifx xmml- ol iiiftir loop battles and N ' r 1-hr-stvr had A snlufion that ex. fcn13H:fI-aH-record of Ughi LOW Y plndvd the- thi-wry with m 'bamcbf . . , gl-im,-l All of Williams' fli'st-s1:'ir:er:G L G S b b i T The chasf is on in the Ashland and Varina t.c'2::i1f' with Nlaiivliiisve a District 2 contest in I 1 iioiit as the cam t Devils' gymnasium. Rmr-filing a we-ll-ba is 8 P. Ill. Mrk the Lan-'tors rirtil -tr. 56 to 23. last nigh l.mOlTlb and Bobby my-,iT and 14 points, The win marked the rlnl-no uf Trl lannvnuiv. of liamgcrs T ri Falnioulh. Sperird fri 1 r FREDEl'lICl Trailing. 17-lt? at the chester llizh kept the in the set-ond half to mouth. 53 to 32. in the ford Couiiiv High nasium tonight ,The kivtory was , sixth ii ithour dr-feat the many league games thu season- Grmip Il, District 2 race, ' Vento Bob Brown. who plni in thc first quam:-ig l.anf'r-rs' belatfrl rl.ivn points. Ventv-i Rilij 'i'.'i'l4!f'l !' high on the liiiiam ii iw wok games, while Ashland lost only outing, nn Sin-115. uizndl figures Brown the county chase. Tuesday before play. The Springers. Bailr-y har-k in the entertain Varina in their hrst Thomas Dale The Mancbwter Lancer: last night defeated Thomas Dale, of Chester, 56 to 40. for their seventh Group II. District 2 victory iii as ' W. S, Lipscomb, who scored 16 dm point, to top all scorers, tallied ah, eight of his points in a 21-point third quarter which put the Man- 'cht lbfCohChukW'l has broken rven in two 4 1 be mmpi-red by t e .d in his finest per 'ig 20 points rebou town shot after shot t round the basket. Jimmy Rogers turned is W S Lipscomb and 'I 4So, . i iri Bobby Brown, . - . h i W me riP' i,i..iiQi ss s if' 1 W N 4 rm i Bailey, the Sprmgers .hig cmb got eight of his Manchestefs lanky Lancers quarter, which saw Man outing. rhai,-C qgmplf-red their first SWUWXZ 'ingerS, 27-10. ' W' Lthrough the Suburban League 'ed 13 points to lead the WINS without dgfgat and if Highlandped to use a full court IAIICEYI until h last- week lo forego the ws Monroe to Eftricl-:'s, -47-30 If-award Mills, li: points for meanwhile, y t berth by 1 'i Fredericks- idxo -5- rfvg l I vt 'O Tl 5- 0 ,,,. ,,., - is .11ct itle J . ' -' ' ' . - 9 mr o ' .i 'Q 1 x 0 ' , ' .' . , p t Y iii, lf me' -'Z L i.. 9 Qg W-AI, 0 X i A if i -if 1 1 M 1' M 1 1 V ,Q . u 1 Q W I ' 4 ' ,- i' i 'E ly i l , If ' A ,gy ,Q i N ' ' f - L , .A 4,. 4- 2, ,, I, ii., 4 - -q whit: . O I 0 ffl -Q'-' ,T 3- ' ' thf '-1 1 -' u ' A ' i ' I . iii. - i D s S ' ' ' ' ' , Q 1' P ' d - i t Q iid ls itl X ri l ld' N 4 Ne ' if -i i K i he if I I , X I , ' Colm AEG es er c u o ac c i - ., .liams well underway towards the Ill Kasteri haf! for the Knights, ,, ,, ,E .Q , aw, , E-zf' 2 4 g. GirIs'1Varsitq 1 'fx Basketball 'wifi 7 we ggvwfm-. ., .,,. I s. W Miss Anita Ha ckett, coach: Ami' n, Faye Evans, Evelyn Moore, Martha all-, ' Eleanor Wood, Marlgjqbesmer. ELDRI spons d by ?' nyc. L I ,fm , . gf, 1-gi A, 5 in K . , its .5 ,, .. IFE ,UQ .,- J .P .I . Q, 52 SCHEDULE Alumni Manchester if Midlothian Cathedral E. Glenn E . Glenn Chester Henry Clay Highland Spring Varina Midlothian Hermitage St. Joseph Villa Falmouth Chester Henry Clay Falmouth - Manchester Manchester 70131-s V' ... 1. ,, 515 . x .N 'iw 'N' ' ' qw ' .-, . . x, ,A,-WN,-, , -.5,-gem' gy Q. Mi. my-,Q-1'-5-fs ' ' A , -'Tw-12. .sv ig- 5 - -A Varina - f A J In ' y 1 fa U I C Hoclseq .ms is , ,I 421, . VI s , 2, J gtg' F l ' . ' , t,,UJ '-A I f ' 1 h 'f 'Q r ,lv i + ,. I I . . f .L'1:A',., .ap V 1 Ll ' ' A 1, i , K 1 9' r ' '-1 X i , J. fra. I I was rt . at it is A wg , .Q,,,.:f-,.ZQ,,.,l.rg,E,,f,?,N: A,-- -sggisbfg ,,. V -1 :',.?s?Q,j-lyl'A.,-:tai 1 fag' Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester BASKETBALL RESULTS Manchester 25 Highland Springs 33 Manchester 23 East End Manchester 21 Highland Springs Manchester I3 St. Gertrude Manchester 20 Chandler 1 ii S i XS sth! s O H . I os tx ssv'11 Team F. Riley, assistant managerg M Begnoche, E. Gliborne, F. Evans head manager: Miss Anita Hack ett, coach, J. Lester, J. Wither spoon, S. Denkins, J. Phaup, B Garnett, assistant managerg E Wood, K. Harris, A. Armstrong M. King, P. Grubb, J. Rogers M. Lester, J. Bennetts, M. Call captain: M. Call, S. Souther land. HOC KEY RESULTS R . P . I. I John Marshall I East End I Ashland O Westhampton O St. Gertrude 2 Thomas Jefferson 4 Miss Anita Hackett, coa Chg Lois Samuels, Jean Ellington, Lorraine Cordle, Audrey Armstrong, Peggy Grubb, Dorothy Cordle, G 1 a d y s Norman, co-captairig Joyce With- erspoon, Ann Wood, Jane Norman, Mary King, co-captaing Helen Puckett, Joan Llewellyn. BASEBALL RESULTS Cathedral Var na .-'-.eh and Chester fNlld1OIhl3lI Falmouth Varrna .Xshlaud Hlihaiid Sprlrgs Falmourh Chester Mldlothlan Highland Sprlngs Ns., 112 ene M AY l Manchester Manchester Mamhester Manchester Manchester Xlarzchestt-r Manchester lxlaltfltestcr fxlaltchester Manchester lxlanchcstcr Manchester Manchester ,. , 5 .,. 'n ll L., , ., ' 1' -.3 ., MQ, '-' ff. f fr: 2' '44 a 1 - ' ,'!.L aid he I . 1 .17 4- .W Donald Y ltr --.- niQBambaII-L95I Ulf 2-Inu nw' ' A lilll,, -iil :gill-V1 , - f 1 Bobby b Hotace Jones, Graham Doririer, mm 'William Kidd 1 I . I X .1-, , ,. Nelson Yarbrqugh 3 -O9 N 'J 'z L Al 1- 'A P f ' K U .' ., , 4 I I Y In ' ' FQ ' x l XJ , , C -Q ,vu X The Softball Team THEY WON FOUR GAMES OUT OF THE SIX TH Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester SCORES 4 I8 9 I8 2 TO What a thrill these girls experienced when Mrs. Eleanor Gregory organized a Softball team. ' Y ' v Glen Allen Varina Midlothian Varina Midlothian Glen Allen I I EY PLAYED. O 2 I2 2 7 3 I f ff FRONT ROW: Nl a rga re t Mann, Patricia Coleman, Shirley Southerland, Mary Call, Janice Brubeck. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Ritenour, manager, Joyce Rogers, Jane Rowe, Marion Lines, Helen Puckett, Joyce Hobgood, Ixlarie Luster, Mrs. Eleanor Greg- ary, coach. THIRD ROW: Bobby Jean Dennison, Ann Green, Martha Call, Faye Evans, Jean Ellington, Helen Dunn. ly Sl 'v Q -1 , ' J . .M-. Cf '19, J eo, eff- J' J' -. I foor Rodd 1' , - sb, for -405 'bo Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester 'V -fl. . ii-- xs. 'r fi'-T S r - 'tr M, --'Q.+f'3Qf . h 'gl , font af W W, -. . . - 'V S is .:1' Pg ',, -,. f . .-C- x. Highland Springs O Thomas Jefferson 8 St. Christopher 7 Chandler Jr. High 6 Thomas Jefferson 15 East End 6 St. Christopher 27 48 v'ovi4- . ., 4 ...f..--... . r K I U'i'f-1.7 .A f...,,g,-,La-.5,? 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IO8 South Adams Street Telephone 2-T747 Richmond, Virginia MOODY'S I SERVICE SHELL GORDON'S ESSO SERVICENTER MCGUIRE'S CIRCLE-RT. 360 . . Tires Shell Accessories RICHMOND, VA. PHONE: 82-9890 We ne ver close I Compliments of 5. . E I 4 Vito R. Scanniello 'J If Custom Built Upholstery ff ,PHONE DIAL 3-3356 X., Phone 82-9795 We Sell The Best-Service The Rest Cowordin Ave. and Bainbridge W. G. MARKHAM Dealer in General Merchandise Phone Bethia 593 Moseley Virginia VIRGINIA ARMATURE C0. fl U TO ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 900-902 West Broad Street RICHMOND 20, VA. 'fi ,A if' 5 6- J8-J SUPER MARKET 3159 Midlothian Pike SELF-SERVICE Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods Fresh Dressed Poultry JAMES and JOHNSON Proprietors 'X v I. fi I -Qlfi FLOWERS' SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 327 West Main Street-Richmond, Virginia MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS School, Church and Public Seating Furniture Dorff Delay, Call Us Today Richmond 7,4035 Compliments of R. J. BRITTON High Favorite PEPSI-com aorrumcs N XCDMPANY +1 of Richmond, Virginia I li. g , hw: -Y ,X , 'Ps , Q- 'I Qs 'S V, ...rv ir .., 1 -41' X IN C341 sl LQ I- 'Ei ,alt 5. 59C 1. Q-- 20 gl liradualinn llaq... and llaq is always PET IEE DREAM D Y! Pet Ice Cream is rich, creamy and velvety smooth.. .with flavor'that's always delightful! And, Pet Ice Cream is made only at daily fresh whole milk, daily fresh sweet cream and the choicest natural flavorings! Have some Pet ice Cream today...and every day! In any one of the popular standard flavors . . . or, the feature flavor of the month . . . you'll always agree, Pet lce Cream is the finest, most delicious Ice Cream you've ever tasted! ...,,,,, , ,--,, I. N.. ,V 2.-, : ---, f 4 I ' ,.,'.-,. f, 1, I 1- , , - ,f ix , 8' .Aiy 7' 1 Sw , ' ,,..,, Q .,,.. , ---.. If e at .T 1 A 'gy if Egan lp T 1 fi, 5313, ics CREAMfl X 'ml i1F.'QZe l-'gtg' shape' K 755 Z7'x!Z4ffQz44vz5f7ZZ'9fe dan ,L L. :.,,-51.4 '91 Af- xrn L - ' W , .ff Qs .I M, -Q 4 Compliments of GEORGE A. STEIN 8. SON A FRIEND Pioneer Meat Market me 04 WMM CARDEN UWTELEPHOHQ PDULTRY SHUP 1219 Hull Street f ALIVE ND DRESSED Poul.TRY K NOC! 3143 W CARY ET mc:-QMDND 41855 Azmmz. '39 Compluments POWELL and RICHARDSON COSBY S BARBER SHOP General Auto Repazrzng 415 Broad 1204214 Road Dual 82 0834 3602 HUM Sheer Rnchmond Q4 Virginia lith- VIROINIA TOURS W K at Km charm BUS South 1 Service Second Street Phone 7 6234 o Us trfp J P JONES FURNITURE C0 , INC gg: Stow Ugat S312 URNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS BEDDlNG s'rovEs PHONE B2 8703 sMmY s SOFFEE S 'NN CONFECTIONERY 3000 'mewood Avenue 310 South Sheppard Street To and from ames stop at Soffie s l Phgihmond V'r?5m5278 S . 1 , rj! A ,N-1 K -J :GN ,d ' f' P fi I av -W. 12506114 LQ,-'j f -., E--Qfjfi - . VA. of I . . I . ' 4 ,Q ' lf- . 'S H ' 2: I 1, of 5: 1 5 . ' u 1 A Q , s of NT A 7. - ' - - I . S A 1, a - M ' V' II assi F - - . I I 1 1 . I . I . . . ial 82-2379 Dial 82-2379 D Royall Wrecking Co. 1 FRANK w wsaazn Serving the finest in Real Southern Put Cooked Barbecue Shrimp and Lobster Newburg Sizzling Western Steaks French Fried Shrimp Fried Chicken Midlothian Turnpike fRt 601 Next to Dixie Drive Theatre NIA. We Buy Wreck: Sell New L Used Parts Tires Tubes Towing R F D M dlothian Pike Rchmond Va Lyred lerfceld gr ll l'l'lT'l ' ,QQ-'+f1 l-'-er'4,vi'r1, -'wif mp ete ountam and Curb Service 'E' Two Completely Private Dining Rooms with a Seating Capaclty of 200 Persons Available for Private Parties Meet ings Weddings Recep Closed Mondays 82 2915 Kasco Feeds Flour Meal Gram Fertilizers Seeds Baby Chucks Richmond Va if V tl: 4 -. -F-. R -- f ww I 2 1 . if - - W W W 4' . . .9 i , . ' l , . . . ' L A' f 2 j, 1 'ff-' t . - , 2 s C Q t Q ' ' , , Li fh12,fyf1. ,. . V , 4 - smifzfz-3 if?17 . -..- L ' .' .' . . . . K - I - Located 5 Minutes West I - i .ii ' ' jf H . fx ' , ' ' lf li 2 - ' , ,g. .. tions, etc. on W 5. - 1 V . A ,. Y , Q , . , , r ' ' ' f 2 , 2 if W ' ..iQfil1L A ' 2 ' ' ef - - - v - 4 . We ff: 2 1 5 sf' '. -' --M , 2 4 A. iv- V l I - - . - . . - - . . Poultry Su plies 20th and H ll St t , . P U 'ee S Phone 82-0959 Urns: P z B4-D469 Hsu: Pans E 6157 I' f Sfi fi ief aigfib T T-1 Y CAPITOL CITY MOTORS SELECTED USED CARS 91D N BOULEVARD R C KDICKD GDDDE P R C U D A TURKEY'S CURB SERVlCE Route 60 Richmond, Va. Sandwiches and Boxed Chicken Phone 82-7862 HULL STREET AUTO SUPPLY 'I8l6-l8 Hull Street Radiator Cleaning Machine Shop Work Automobile Supplies McBRIDE'S STEAK HOUSE uiummm x T A., m,,h.,,,, me Iv N , QQ v .WW az-me ililhlifi ' ST ' lm' r 1 llll llllllvlrll Rgggrmigng .nip p, We Have Nothing to Hide f We Serve All Our Food with the Greatest of Pride H. A. KNABE DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH PARTS, ACCESSORIES AND SERVICE FOR ALL MAKE CARS and TRUCKS Sales Service Phone 2941 Midlothian, Virginia J. E. ORCUTT Route 360 Moseley, Virginia Compliments Phone 521 sefhao of H. L. GILL Rough Lumber--Crosstires Slabwood FEREBEE'S Sandwiches--Sundaes STAN'-EY M- CRUMP Meals Ice Cream Cond General Merchandise Midlothian 2892 S- Y Route oo W'NmPOCK'VA' is 4 GRESHAM'S NURSERY ,. .Ss-A Li ' GROWERS OF SHRUBS, EVERGREENS AND SHADE TREES ' Wil- R. F. D. NO. 9 mu. az-seas V RICHMOND 25, VA. Z III HULL Complnments f 3 I W STREET HARDWARD AND SUPPLIES 3601 HULL STREET JIMMY S DRIVE INN Put Bar B Q Fried Chicken 3403 Hull Street Ruchrnond Vnrgnmo Phone 82 9938 Compluments ot NELSON S BARBER SHOP X drx di ln B 411111 S099 t X CLARK S AUTO TOP CO Tunlor Mode Auto Tops ond Sect Covers Upholsterlng Floor Carpets 22I4 Hull Street Ruchmond Vlrglnuo 1Il ' x P hone 'a'2.9E1I' I ll ,nlIlItl:'p I 3 H-I--'-I I I :3::::!l a: I is '.goZ'S.-TSX 82 8598 5 0 0,4 HARDWARE 5? ' X X X Compl ments of Mehl s Jewelers For Better Thongs In Jewelry I4I4 Hull Street RICHMOND VIRGINIA Next to The Venus B SWINEFORD Florist DIAL 82 8426 I5I2 Hull Street B2 7746 L R BROWN 8: CO FURNITURE RADIOS AND ELECTRICALAPPLIANCE5 1523 leot HULL s'r RICHMOND VA Rlverslde Delrcatessen R M OWENS Seafood 81 Open Evemngs It Sundays 5027 Forest HIII Avenue Phone 6 8720 Rachmond Vnrgmua I i C f , O B ,7 ff' fl -I xx 'M' T ,'1 eh I' f -- A 11, -:ann ' . l 1 - 1 I ,Ser :X .I R 1-. AI I1- - I ph, t - 3 5 L5 . -5-- 6 ll O 2 O , -0- ss.. ' ,em f ,9 ..., 2' I I I Ea! exe X XO -I A val R A A jr j rllelefnlxone 2' -1-7 S rect Road af sllg XXX A X X ' X I I IM E. . 1 NX II ' - u Q . . I -'U I .... V -ld l I S P D - - We Treat You Like a Friend NICK CIMINO GAS - OIL Hull Street and Warwick Rd, Richmond, Va, MAC-A-MAC Auto Parts and Accessories Meats, Groceries, Sundries, Etc. -1 McGUIRE PARK PHARMACY Prescriptions Our Specialty Sodas Sandwiches 4400 East B oad Rock Road PHONE 82 0226 ewl:nmh's arkel Staple and Fancy Groceries WE DELIVER There's No Delay It You Trade the Newcomb Way 320ll4ULLSTREET PHONE 824755 OR 829825 IRVIN G HORNER JAMES H NEWELL HORNER AND NEWELL Re3II'0l'S Bun Iders I ii il- 4 4? 3 4 fff DRIVE IN GRILL 40th and Hull Street Curb Service '-iw H rtHe H' 5' Tlrod ik 4303 Hull Sf Phone 82 45I9 Richmond Va MARRIN S HOME BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Pastry Cookies and Bread of all kinds Phone 82 6366 35I9 Hull Street Richmond Virginia 3612 Hull Street Qualrfv Groceries 8. Meats WE DELIVER Phone 82 1115 5n,WQ ' L. A 7 r I 1.5 744 A V . I ' fr L. L i r . I - 2 ,H V if 1 . I r -- FTA M ' 4 -4 I Q .' 2 1 Q ' 'I it , . . . . , . ' - a 'i I ' . 325. f ' hi Q'-'. fa 3-14-' . ,, , A . .2 -2-'f Q ' ' X6-' .ing 5,-, Z' fr' - '?' . A. '. 'A' . -Q . 'rP'x.'gi 's Wt' MASSEY'S FOOD STORE ..5-. .fwss . gnc 4-+8cfM ....f.-A.,-iw ., 1, t,- ..,. I Fil: 4 ' . na. I. L.. - .gk QQ ,ff --. ' M '-at L,Ajf,Q.s4L-8 IQ ci'-' Q., 3 '- ,' ' ' . ' I 1 - f RICHMOND POTATO CHIP CO. ' I. 8. SHEARIN. P ROP. CNP' You TELL EM PoTA'ro I AM A PERFECT cl-IIP , 2117 HULL STREET if 'iff' DIAL 2-2357 THE VIRGINIA JEWELRY STORE RELIABLE JEWELERS Serving South Richmond for Thirty-five Years 1119 Hull Street THE JEM-DANDY SADDLE SHOP CUSTOM-BUILT LEATHER GOODS Riding Equipment a Specialty 400 Cowardin Ave. Richmond, Virginia Dial 82-8372 W S Miles Dual 82 3249 All Kinds of Printing The Quick Printing Co Established 1932 Offset Printing No Cuts Needed 2602 Hull Street Richmond 24 Virginia SAM S GROCERY Sam Arotsky Prop Choice Meats Poultry Fish Vegetables 2315 Hull Street Richmond Virginia Compliments CANNON SHOE STORE 1413 Hull Street SOUTHSIDE CLEANERS Arthur T Robinson Prop Dual 82 2198 2206 Hull Street Richmond Virginia 2 ZB45 G C AN' CE 'GW Us fa Compliments of Awalts Ice Cream Co X Ice Cup I get WM N xx ALLIS CHAIMEIIS Er 1 Equipment Co Stoneman Farm 1435 East Franklin Street RICHMOND VIRGINIA of P I 1 B N 1 U E V' SES MA NT NANCE 'I - I 1 WEST cfm . A - I ' FIRM 1905 SEMMES AVE. , X tw' 5 I? ff . a 'Z-if riff, - - I .Ill . - -4fwW91.1!igj- ff.. V V, . L' RELIANCE ENGRAVING CO. 834 E. Main sf. 2 N. Ninth sf. Richmond 19, Va. DIAL 3 7147 Markow Florlst RIVERSIDE HARDWARE 304 N sm Sf lSuccessor to Glenn Wood Storesl HARDWARE PAINT IIOUSEWARES TOYS 5013 Forest Hull Ave Phone 84 4190 Compliments of KITTY S KITCHEN Home of Snzzlmg Steaks and Frled Chicken Phone 82 9858 Dual 2 0938 2 2590 Rlchmond 19 Vnrgunua SCHMIDT AND WILSON NC Realtors 401 East Franklm St E F Schmaclt Presndent Phone 2 5801 Rlchmond V Stratford Halls and Bon Amr Bulldlng sltes and homes on monthly terms CENTER HARDWARE INC Successors to Howell Bros Inc H Ingram Taylor Pres and Treas Guy Spraggms V Pres and Sec Phone 3 9049 Compluments of BON AIR SALES SERVICE R J SCHMITT General Merchandise Granute Vnrgmua I 1 , s. I Ui , I . A . l . .I . - , a. I , , ., . I . - 328 North Sixth Street, Richmond 19, Va. ' ' ' ' . , . . W , ,, . . . ,g4 - Q. . G I .g,? v if . fini! Lv xg ' 'I ,H rg 11,4 ' 7 A P 14 I f, I ' . . ' 'I - v TFEg4i23 :1 a':ii:' ff, F V if ' ngxiei 1' , ' . I 'a:' -3'a-52:5 60 1- 1 ,r I g 1' ,eg- - --'fb' Ry yf r 7 T I 4. 'I ' I if I' I nm .:..,-4 1 il ! VV uyijgfinl-Xyjfw U -71. U' 5,05 ' - N ' 'L' W ' A ' 'TPSZQ HMA?- ' e'-A2112 g E , - ggrrz' 13. N Gnom fe-Y - ...S-,Q-r JI 1 al' 'A .4 ., -1-ft In gtg ,Q R - V W iq 4- '-iq: - '1 , 4. '63, lc v I ,,, --nl' f . T -'. T, E 1 .:: :::rf2-' T I p 1 K .-of , ::::::: g.. , , , Q-A -fe .. , A I . Z I 3 fj Hr 1 ',.-1 AIT' ' I 4 I V , I, vlllu qs I I N . -an rn :ll , . I. H I A f , nlml ,I bah... qi I Y I n 4. M 4 .fn I ' I1 J , l 1 if. -15' -4 vf ' ' url :d 4 R , 4-W, - ,.. . 1 tl -, f ' 'Q 1 ' ' T , 1 A 4' AQ- 5 Q ll 5-511 Looking for a Farm Timber Tract or Country Home? ee J A BASS 25 males from Richmond Phone Bet Route 360 about hua Moseley Vnrgunna Specnaluzmg an Farms Country Homes and Tlmber Tracts Property Appralsed Tlmber Crulsed OVER 30 YEARS REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE vjfAlNS.,, X X S 7 X 5 g Z 14,1 Jiffy 'Nba i 3:45 rm fi' s I ff Xe Ay 5. I UQEQ Q if A , IA X I-35' , if- I Leg. 5 W fifjp, ,,, ee gf 'iimum mf Ei Zig, 14254 gl Ar .4 H GRM, D gs--'Z' .:f'3 Z g-' I . I I I W , ' ' ' ' 'IO5 i I i I 1 K ,LQT Sl. ,mix V ,ilpgar fly K fr., .. .- , ,MC 1 iff X x 1 J, X ' ' er: N ffo,wQvw X, yfifiin , Qs 435 ,H ,Qt t Ig .L 'X , i ff h-WEL 1 7 anfllzlrh ,ff IMP: IX Xl , X X K! I -- ,K if I L i-i::? '55,HSf25i3iii'3 ? T--r -4 A A ff E, ,, . T E 'ff .' A ,..--L-sr -v , , tl ,. ,I 4 lyrii-' it ,I If X ,L '--5 ' -.11.'1 ,' f f 'X f 5 ,. i::::: X , K x - ' -e- Q ' ! A. if K- V- L' ,N I r -zgjffgff aft.- - l' f X J eil' - ,., or ,.- T ' qferf f Q1 E. Qi, Dual Richmond 7 2903 Il Rlchmon EHUUME5 BUS SEB IEE BUSES RENTED FOR ANY PURPOSE H V GROOME Owner 8- General Manager Oo 0 N'9hl'5 Sundays and Holldays .4-..:aZY' Orgamgahon Churghgg Schools slghfseelng Trip! Hliforlcal Trip! 37 35 29 Passenger Seat Capacity Buses Prompt Reasonable Insured Servnce 6TH s LEIGI-I STREET Es-male 2161 RICHMOND VIRGINIA MODEL RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE SOUTHERN ATHLEUC SUPPLY CO 'NC Athletlc Outfltters Smce 1927 Phone N Sffeef Pl'lOl'1e 2 RIchmond Va Bobby Maslin and Lloyd Bass, S6f1l0l'5 at Athletic Equipment of all kinds, Chenille Manchester, discuss the possIbility of a iob Letters and Monograms mode to order after graduahon with Vernon LaPrade, Jr , Playground, Pool and Gymnasium Equipment, owner of the SHOP- Hussey Portable Bleachers ' ' - WD' l ' V 7 .ce sew - CS, 0 . . Sf 40 ' of rv CO0 X9 'leo el 'fs 6 9 O, E,-9 'lf oe e,.S .. h-,-gif' 'A' Q8 5 S Airport Transportation 5 5 J In C. C. Carrief uw 5 . 'mn V I I . . , . ll ' 0 ' Il , . LLITER 5 TIRE SALES s. SERVICE 2300 Hu STREET P E BUS 55 65 GEORGE C LUTER ACCOMAC RESTAURANT 3514 Hull Street Manager C O Brren Telephone 82 9920 DEANER S TEXACO SERVICE 3714 HuII Street Richmond VIFQIDIG Phone 82 9881 JAKE S ALITD RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE HLIL JAKE TAEAKIN PROP RICHMOND DIAL. B2 D394 MITCHELL S SERVICE Gus OII ond Supplies Trres ond Tubes Dual 82 9906 3817 Hull Street Richmond Vlrgrmcz DURHAM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY We protect the fomrly 206 08 Bank of Commerce and Trust 16th ond HuII Streets Richmond 24 Vlrgrmo Bus Phone 82 2214 Nw? Davls Super Service 1400 H II St eet AUTO BATTERIES TIRES AND ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRING QdbyWRD sf' COX S AUTO SERVICE BELT BLVD 8: FOREST HILL AVE RICHMOND VA PHONE 84-0449 I Complnments of COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON 3404 West Cory 5 8615 Owners Evo Kronmerster Roseland Amos , . 1 INCORPORATED I Lu. I HMDN .V . , , , , .B'- ' ! P9 Es. - ---- - 9 22 ST. , . . VA. I' I 'I .- I ' I .I 0 1 ff - ' nf, . --' X, ' . X - K! ,, Y I E .il Q--ww: . Ia . . u r Owned ond Operoe . . avi V- .1 . V . '--A , S7 5 W fs!! Ccmplvments of ' Prentice Poultry Plant 2516 HULL STREET RVCHMOND VIRGNNJIA Phcne 2,3240 I ' 7 e buy and sei! al! kmds cf pOqlTry bv p az 1233 az Phone 829118 1234 U SOUTHSIDE w. H. cAvlNEss HARDWARE CDU INC. Painting l Spraying 'ntorior and Exterior Decorating 1608 Btllnlbrldge Sf. RICHMOND' VA' A. A. Luvmlssrau. Pass. n:dnR4TJ:EvJlEl:s.B:I'::1If4lA c? BD'-1 MODERN OIL EQUIPMENT CORP CENTURY METALCRAFT 1 fm 4 Z -19 I Sales and Service TSX N, ' Pumps and Tanks Phone 6-2371 2010 Chamberlayne Avenue Richmond, virginia Offices in Principal Cities 5023 Forest Hill Avenue 84-2778 Richmond 25, Virginia World's Finest Cooking Equipment Compliments of JOHN D. HINDLE, INC. Your Massey-Harris Dealers 316 Belt Boulevard - Richmond, Va. Sales and Service Dial 82-6492 'UUE R '5 we nn ES WHITE mums R. T. SUNDAY CO. 'Blue 'Printers non msn MAIN si REE In KIQHM-JNL, VA A. L. SUNDAY DIAL 5 5 Compliments of MOORE'S MOTOR CAR CO. Your Friendly Packard Dealer DICK'S SERVICE Old Broad Rock and Turner Rds. Chesterfield County Richmond, Virginia in - V Relax . . . have a Coke LYNCH AUTO SERVICE UTLEY'S STORE Radiator Work Especially Groceries Drinks 24-hour Wrecking Service Ice Cream Cherry Lane Dua 82 4484 Compliments of TIPPY AND GEORGE BARBER SHOP Bank of Commerce and Trust Bldg Basementj Compl :ments MRS L A DEVINE BROAD ROCK PHARMACY 3600 Hull Street Your Prescription Drug Store Prompt Delnvery Dual B2 2334 Midlothian Pike POCOSHAM HATCHERIES INC Chesterfield s First Virginia U S Approved Hatchery Twenty Years of Umnterrupted Growth With Quality of the Highest Route No 8 Richmond 24 Virginia Dual 82 2649 T007 East Marshall 7th 8. Leigh Lyric Building SUBURBAN COACH COMPANY 7 0595 7 6894 3 2729 - l of . I - . . I , . Prices Are Always The Lowest Consistent . . I . . . . - Q 1 - . MendeI's Market 4214 Hull sneer Dial 82-3139 Richmond Vifgifiia Compliments of CHURCH HILL HARDWARE CO. Andrews E S S 0 Station Phone 82-9696 7Ol Hull Street J. P. Gormus A. W. Gormus THE SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT The South's Newest and Finest Restaurant 3316 Jefferson Davis Highway Phone 82-9801 Richmond, Va. Compliments of Nolde Bros. Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of 1952 PURE CARBONIC CO. Norfolk Ave. and Belleville 56939 CO2 dry ice BALTIMORE AND WALDROP Delco Batteries Tire Recapping Texaco Products T724 E . Broad St. Compliments of R. R. MUNDIE New and Used Cars 2735 W. Broad St. Phone 52893--Richmond, Va. Dial 3-9826 Compliments chrysler Mymomh Ward Motor Corp. of FRED GUNN, JR. 2l6 Petersburg Pike Richmond, Virginia PHONE B2-2371 W QU? Fm AT nom T3 Wm IPR! IS IIOW' For as Low as S 50 Per Week You can Haze PRIVATE Instruc'lon by ROSS BAILY EXDERTS It s true You con learn quuckly eoslly and have real fun whale learning Don t want us thunk of all the fun you are musslng whale you 1 postpone learning America s favorite most pop ular pastime Why not vlsltRoss Bally sfor a free dance lesson let them showyou how easy at ns to become an excntung dance portner Call 4 3724 for appointment Phone 4 3724 832 North Robmson Street NITE PHONE l25D7D DAY PHONE 827925 J' I0 nl! HLLL STREET BEAUTY SHOP ANDERSON 8. Wclcmor-'IN s GARAGE 1312 HULL STREET J I3 WCIDDFIN P USED CARS TUWINI3 AUTD REPAIRING BEAUTY IS A DUTY MRS MAUDE HARRIS 82 360 RFD II RICHMOND 24 VA HERBERT GARRETT S GROCERIES 'rExAco Pnooucrs sANowlcHEs BEVERAGES ELECTRIC 5 ACETYLENE WELDING Compliments QH MILESOZRTCLMSRQSHMOND Phone H6 551,-4 MoRRnsoN s ssnvlce srArloN Comp'-ments of HENRY W WOODY n :man A-md, 314: FARM 6: SAWMILL MACHINERY PHONE 7 2679 RICHMOND I9 VA PETWAY CONSTRUCTION CCI ROUTE 9 Elax ICP? TELEPHONE az 1191 az 1:16133 RICHMOND VIRGINIA Complnments of OLD DOMINION TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO INC 2000 Westmoreland Street Richmond Virginia Your Ford Tractor Dealer Compliments A FRIEND Compliments BOY SCOUT TROOP 50 B F FOLEY R Prescription Druggusts Hull and l2tl1 Streets Richmond Virginia SWANSBORO FURNITURE COMPANY Everything for the Home Dial 82 0754 2620 22 Hull St. Richmond, Virginia Compliments J . M . MILLS ,. fi . ! 14:46-B EAST FRANKLIN s'r. . . . . ' of of . . , J . of T O E B MA N 9 O I Compliments of A. L. PHlLLlP'S SONS 3201 Moore St. CAPITOL INSULATION COMPANY -:-Blown Rock Wool lnsulation-:- Roofing -:- Siding 1115 Hull Street Phone 82-5454 Richmond 24, Virginia Massey Builders Supply Building Confidence with Quality Building Supply Office: 3700-3712 West Broad Street Phone 5-1738 Richmond Virginia GROW'S General Electric 1, Appliances 125 W. Brookland Park Blvd. The appliances most women want most S. B. GOODMAN AND SONS 1121 Hull Street Dial 82-6593 Home Appliance Sales and Service MOORE'S LAKE Swimming Petersburg Pike, Richmond, Va. J. R. Spinner, Owner R.E.B. BLANTON, Inc. 520 West Broad Street Richmond 20, Virginia TUUEBAKER Telephone 7-4524 R, E. so BLANTON, President RUCKER AND RICHARDSON Realtors Loans Insurance II8 North Eighth St. Phone 2-41-4I Complete Ice Service Block ice - Crushed ice RICHMOND ICE CO, INC. 20th and Bainbridge Sts. Branch Dial 82-0244 DIXIE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Three miles west from Belt Boulevard on Route 60 IMidIothian Pike, HARLEY and COLUMBIA BICYCLES Childrens' Wheel Goods Repair Work called for and delivered Easy Terms PINNELL'S INC. IOI W. Broad Street RICHMOND DAIRY COMPANY For Moments of Pleasure Eat Richmond Dairy or Dolly Madison Ice Cream For the Best in Milk and Ice Cream GARNER'S ESSO STATION Groceries, Gas, Oil Auto Accessories Auto 8. Truck Repairing PRINCESS BEAUTY SALON 36I2 If2 Hull Street Operators of experience Fila Clark Bett Clodfelter Pearl Stewart Elsie Hughs Nita Wellton DIAL 82 9677 2615-'I7 Midlothian Pike lPIantI wgfmdf CLEANER5 CHJII Street at Midlothian? Richmond Virgin in I95l fZf4f A Fraendly Organnzataon PAUL H PUSEY INC l24l West Broacl Street Phone 5 2857 Richmond s Only Lnncoln Mercury Dealer Local Sales Representative ClydeW Randall Phone 82 lOl7 Vnrgrma Dealer l783 the 1951 menrlrinv IiuheDMof,qmh5e' 'T- Aothzng lille at on the road' AHERN AND MOSELEY Dalry Farm No Matter how you look at ut Moseley Vugmlc 'Il 'V 1 E T LONG COAL CO DIAL 3 9IOI FURMAN BROTHERS General Merchandnse Long s Last Longest Phone 87 D121 Tooley s Nenqhborhood Grocery swmo ROAD E W MILLS INTLRIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR POARCH S FURNITURE SHOPPE It cost a I t Io pam! but xt cost more not to pam! Used Furmfure 'som snxrxms xusxu: mcuxtoxo x x Bough' and Sold 2806 Hull Street ARROW STORES FRANKH NOTT INC 900 Hoo Brook Road PWS SWS Sweaters Jackets s II e Us your wap 1521 Hull sf Phone 82 2903 Compllmems MEN S FURNISHINGS And Shoes of Nasser's Restaurant Nathan Bear 1307 Hull St 82 7292 I A r.: V5.0 :Zz l I ling r '- if ' r- , O O f . o I '- as '. N: Winterpock, Virginia Phone:Betlfxia 572 .I I n - N - MSW Y.-hi H .1 . Q, tif! D so L.-7 1 v . I .. V U . y . , ,, l - ..7'. .'T . t','1. . , . , I 'K 6 'WIIIIIIIII - Complnments of MANCHESTER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT In case of fire coll 82 4925 If no answer coll 2 6521 Bnfummous Surface Treatments Drlveways Parking Areas TELEPHONE 6 5427 P O Box 7065 Ste art Statlon R chmond 21 V rg n a Kenneth I.. Black W O CRUMP H S MS General Merchandise Grocery and Rolling Market Y Phone Powhatan 5753 Phone Bethia 74l Moseley Virginia Moseley Virginia E 'E Y A' Compliments of CHESTERFIELD GROCERY b 'M T' soosmas ' A friend D Sgeg Bull Durrette lk Lk Mr Lande Vemon Lagrade' 'E R M Kirk d The pictures on this page show the athletic field and the beginning of the c i n d e r block wall around the field . FULLVIEW SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Cold Drinks Sandwiches Hot Coffee W E. Adkins, Prop. 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