Meriwether Lewis High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Ivy, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1951 volume:

MISS SARAH T. DUNN 1816 OLD ORCHARD RD. FREE UNION, VA. 22940 ms . .,'. , H KP: F Y ,lg W , 1 w.12i. J.. a inf,-Li ...r '1 1 THE PICNEER 1951 Book I Seniors Book II Classes Book III Activities Book IV Athletics Book V Advertisements Published bythe Senior Class of Meriwether Lewis High School, Ivy, Virginia., 1 ' '? iE x? i'- M- L? -:A-E '-'E' f ,544 , Q f M' QPR . f e jf , 7 gw, - ,bs yt W fly fl,,lNF E fly ? Q, if 5141 .' N 'N'N'X-XJSXMK i X 4 S 1 1 A 1 Q V L X ' l 51 v , f ' ! X l my ,L L ,af If f , Ki 1 j U fxx ku lv- in J J! x 1.101 av- X19 Dedication To all former students of' M., L. H. S. now serving in branches of the Armed Forces of the United States, we dedicate this, the fourteenth volume of the Pioneer. To you who are sacrificing your time and efforts--and even risking your lives-- that we may continue our democratic way of 1ife,'we offer our sincere thanks and a prayer that you soon will return to us safely, your sacrifices not having been made in vain. 3 F Sw Uma. X ' ltW Sktx::: Aff X' i-X, ' 4 inf, S W 'ff Q ' 4 XX GDM g f! J fl .. -X : -iff K ,ilk A14 WY L ,,., ,A A J i4 gs ? MRS. JEAN MONTGOMERY Sophomore Class x MRS. EDNA SMITH' Freshman Class MRS. ANN THOMPSON Home Economics MR. J. R. BREEDEN Principal 5 MRS. STARENE SWINEFORD Junior Class MR. E. H. PUCKETT Agriculture MISS MARGARET WI-IITTED Senior Class MRS. JOHANNA LUCAS Second Grade MISS SARAH DUNN First Grade MRS. SUSIE BAILEY Third Grade MRS. BETTY SMALLWOOD Fourth Grade 6 MRS. NELLA VIA Seventh Grade MISS MABEL ADAMS Fifth Grade MRS. LOUISE EASTON Sixth Grade T W X JZ? ajax: ua A 4 x , 'gil f 1 PM ' gf 71 gg A C' -Q, X xii? M1 I' X 1-H .P M q faq My if Zi .LJ Class Ojicers Reporter - ---- ------ - ------- A leyce Price Vice-President ---------- - - - - - Barbara Breeden President ------------- ---- - -William Morris Secretary - - ------- - - - - Katherine Patterson Treasurer - - ----- - - - - Lewis Harmon 8 BARBARA ANN BR EEDEN Class Treasurer - - Class Vice-President F. H. A. ----- Song Leader- - - - Treasurer - Secretary - Beta Club - - Treasurer - President - - Library Club - President - - Glee Club - - Softball ----- Basketball - - Manager - - - Captain ---- Sacajawean Staff - - Grade News Editor - Assistant Editor - - Editor ---- Pioneer Staff - Editor Literary Events - - Scholarship Team - Candidate for Queen - - Senior Play Cast KATHER INE CARR F.H.A. ---- Glee Club - - Pioneer Staff - Artist Business Manager Sacajawean Staff - Senior Play Cast - - - l,Z,3,4 - l,3,4 - - 4 - - 3,4 9 ---Z -----4 - l,Z,3,4 - - - 1 - -3 - - 4 - Z,3,4 ---3 - ---4 ---3,4 ---3 - - l,Z,3,4 - -Z,3,4 - 1,z,3,4 -- -3 - - 4 - 2.3.4 - --2 - 3 - -4 -4 ---3 - -- ---3 ---Z JEAN AUDREY BURRUS Class Treasurer- - - - - Glee Club - - - - - F. H. A. - - - - - Song Leader - - - Vice-President - - - Treasurer- - - - Sacajawean Staff - Grade News - - Club News - - Pioneer Staff ----- Last Will and Testament Snapshots Beta Club ------ 4-H Club - - - Softball - - - - - Scholarship Team - - - Senior Play Cast 123 NELLIE ALINE CASH Pioneer Staff- - - - - Senior Play Cast FR EDER ICK LEE FRAZIER Beta Club K., V. G. - - - - - -3,4 - - --3,4 10 - - -4 ALLENDUNN K.V.G.--- ---- -234 Pioneer Staff ---- - - F.F,A.- - - 1,2 President- - - - - Baseball ---- - - - Senior Play Cast 'Rf JAMES WAVELY GIBSON Glee Club ------ - --4 Pioneer Staff ------- - 4 Senior Play Cast LEWIS ELDRIGE HARMON Class President- - - - - - Glee Club - - - - Class Treasurer F. F. A. - - - - -1, Pioneer Staff ------- Assistant Advertising Manager - - Sacajawean Staff ------ - Assistant Business Manager Senior Play Cast 11 MARY A NN GIBSON Pioneer Staff ----- - Senior Play Cast DOROTHY MORRIS Class Reporter - F. H. A. - - - Glee Club - - Softball - - - Pioneer Staff Last Will and Testament Sacajawean Staff Senior Play Cast PHYLLIS JOYCE HERRIX F. H. A. -------- -1,2 Pioneer Staff- - - - - - - - 4 Senior Play Cast JOYCE CARTER HICKS Class Secretary - - - - - F. H. A., - - - - - -1 Reporter - - - - - Glee Club - - - Library Club - - - Secretary - - - - Typist and Mimeographer- Pioneer Staff- - - - - - Historian Senior Play Cast - - - --Z '2l3p4 -3,4 -4 -- -4 12 Softball- - - 1 Manager - - - - Basketball - - - - - 1 . Manager - - - - - Sacajawean Staff - ---- - Club News Editor - - - - Class President - - - Class Treasurer - - Class Vice-President - Baseball - - K. V. G.- - - Glee Club- - - Sacajawean Staff - - Boys' Sports Editor Pioneer Staff - - - - Advertisement Manager Senior Play Cast CECELIA ALEYCE PRICE Softball ------- l,Z,3,4 Basketball- ------ - Z,3,4 Glee Club - - - - l,Z,3,4 F. H. A. - - - - - - 1 Beta Club ---- - 3,4 Sacajawean Staff- - - -4 Girls' Sports Editor Pioneer Staff Senior Play Cast 13 F.F.A. ------ WILLIAM MYER S MORR IS ---2,4 ----3 - - 1 - - 1,2 - - Z,3,4 - - 3 - - 4 - 4 - 4 KATHERINE ELIZABETH PATTERSON Class Secretary - - ---- 2,4 Glee Club ------ - - -l F.H.A.- - - - l,Z,3,4 Historian - - - - - - 2.3 President- - - - - 4 Sacajawean Staff - ----- 2,4 Club News - - ---- - - Z Typist and Mimeographer - 4 Beta Club - - ------ 3,4 Library Club ------- 3,4 Treasurer- - - - - - 3 Softball- - - Z,3,4 Pioneer Staff- - - - - -4 Prophet Senior Play Cast F.,FlA.- - B as ketball - Pioneer Staff K., V. Go - - Glee Club- R USSELL GARNETT RAY Class Vice-President - - A s si stant Editor Senior Play Cast JULIAN IRA VIA F.F.A. ---- - - - Vice-President- - - - - GleeC1ub- - -- - --- K.V.G.- - - Pioneer Staff- - - - - - Basketball - - - - - Baseball - - - Senior Play Cast 1.2.3 - -3 z,3,4 1.2.3 - 4 - 2,3 - z 14 - - - -Z,3,4 - --3 - 1,z,4 - --4 - 2,3,4 - -2,3,4 GEORGIE LAVERNE ROACH F. H. A.- - - ---- - l,2,3,4 Library Club ------- - 3 Pioneer Staff ---- - - - 4 JAMES ELBY Yownm., Jn. r.r.A. ---- - - - - 1,Z,3.4 K. v. G. - -------- 1 Pioneer Staff ------- 4 15 ANNE VERNELLE WOOD Glee Club ------- F.H.A.- --- - - - Pioneer Staff ----- Senior Play Cast In Memoriam In loving memory of Melvin Lewis Garver our former classmate and friend. To us who knew and taught him, He will be forever nearg Still loved and longed for always, In our hearts we keep him here. 16 ,Class History What? Did you say you wanted to know about the Class of Fifty-one? Well, I'll tell you all about it. In the fall of 1940, six small children seemed lost standing in the doorway of the first grade at Meriwether Lewis School. This being the fir st day at school they didn't know what to do so they started crying as if they had lost their last friend. Katherine Patterson, the girl with real long pigtails, fair complexion and blue eyes, was one of the six. Katherine was the studious type and always came through with flying colors. Jim Gibson, another who has been with us for eleven years, is a very small boy who is always getting into some kind of mischief and getting caught. Jim has very cute ways and always has funny things to say. His ability to tell tales gave our class many happy hours. Mary Ann Gibson, the light-haired girl with pretty blue eyes also started with us. She is a very quiet girl and is always willing to help everyone. She is very fond of reading.. Whenever we couldn't find Mary Ann, we knew to look behind the covers of a book. Nellie Cash was also one of the six who started with us. She is a great friend of Mary Ann's and she has naturally curly hair. Aleyce Price, the blonde-haired girl is one of the big six. She is one of the bashful- type girls, but she has changed during the eleven years with us. The other little girl who started at M. L. S. was me. I had long dark hair and big brown eyes. I found my greatest interests in athletics. I couldn't let down the reputation of my brothers and sister. We were found the next year in the second grade. By now we had gotten accustomed to our school and teachers and began to like it much better. No one joined us that year. We found that the nine short months of school had ended too soon and summer vacation was here again. Our next great step was the third grade. This is another year no one joined us on our journey through school. In the fourth grade we found a new member had joined our ranks which we were very pleased to have with us. The cute little boy with dark complexion and hair who always had funny interesting things to say was none other than Peter Morris. Peter, in his seven years with our class, hasn't changed a bit. He might well be named the Romeo of our class. Lewis Harmon also joined us that year. Lewis has real pretty dark wavy hair. He has kept us cheerful with his wonderful singing. We were very glad to have him with us. As we entered the fifth grade room, we found it like the second and third grade. No one had joined our group to make the journey with us. This year we were very proud to have Miss Adams as our teacher and we all thought a lot of her. 17 The sixth grade found us a group of very happy-go-lucky children. No one joined our class again, but we still had a wonderful time together. Barbara Breeden, a small girl with blonde hair and blue eyes greeted us at the door of Miss Dunn's room. Barbara had come all the way from Stanardsville to join our group and we were very proud to have her with us. We found out she was the Principal's dau-ghter and she warned us to be very good. We found Barbara a big asset to our basketball team as well as an excellent student. Mr. Breeden was our new Principal that year and all of us thought the world of him. He loved to tease everyone and give them all kinds of nicknames. That year no one could decide whether we were grade or high school students, for we were in the middle of them both. We finally reached high school. You should have heard us shout as we enter- ed the door of the Freshman room. By now we had to get out of our childish ways and act like young ladies and gentlemen for we had to set good examples for the smaller children. Our first day we were all mixed up. We had been used to having just one teacher, but now we had four or five different ones. It seemed like all we did was change classes. By the time we got used to one class and teacher the bell would ring for us to go to another. This year six new members joined our group and increased the number greatly. They all were from the big towns of Free Union and Boonesville. Katherine Carr, one of them came from Boonesville. Katherine was the cute little girl with pretty brown hair and eyes. She was full of giggles and funny things to say all the time. She will also be remembered for artistic talents. James Yowell, the bashful boy with dark blond hairlis also one of the group from Boonesville. James is one member of our class who never got in a hurry. Jean Burruss another of the group has long blonde curls, her nice personality brought her plenty of friends especially of the opposite sex. Georgie Roach. the tall blonde who wears glasses also joined us that year. She was bashful at first, but has changed since she joined us that year. 'We have also heard that Georgie is very susceptible to spoiling. Phyllis Herring, one of the Boonesville girls, has pretty coal black wavy hair. She has added plenty of life and laughs to our class. Ann Wood, is the jolliest of all the crowd from Boonesville. She always has a big smile on her face. Julian Via, the bear hunter of our class also joined us this year from Boonesville. He is tall with dark hair and always ready with a tall tale about some of his bear hunts. Toward the end of the year, we were used to our class changing and our new classmates who had joined us that year. The next year found us as Sophomores. We were all very happy to meet again for nine more months of school. Dorothy Morris joined us that year. Dorothy had pretty dark hair and sparkling eyes. We were very proud to have her with us. 18 O Juniors! What a year! We had two new members to join us that year. Allen Dunn was from over near Ivy., He had dark eyes and hair and always liked to have a good time. Russell Ray was another who joined us that year. Russell has real blond curly hair and big blue eyes. He is always telling things to make us and the teachers laugh. He has added a lot to our class the two years he has been with us. We enjoyed ourselves very much going on the Junior and Senior picnic with the Seniors and also on the trip to Washington with them. The next year was our final step. We had all longed for and looked forward to our Senior year. We were very glad to have Freddie Frazier to join our class and to graduate with us. Freddie is a good-natured boy and has very quiet ways. Miss Whitted was our Senior teacher. We were very pleased to have her for our Senior year and we will never forget all the good things she has done for us. We know we will miss being with her in our ,future years. There is not long before we will all part, but I hope someday we will meet again and talk about what good times we had at M. L. S. We want to thank all the teachers that have taught us for what they have done to help us for I am sure the things they have taught us will be a great help in whatever we undertake in the future. A There you have it, the history of the Seniors of '5l. Joyce Hicks Historian 19 Class Prophecy One warm spring night in late May, I dropped in a chair, exhausted from a hard day's work at the office. One of my office assistants had been sick and naturally Mr. Rockfish decided to catch up on all of his back correspondence that day, so I had double duty. I picked up my magazine to finish a stony I had started reading but somehow I couldn't get interested in the story and found my- self thinking back over the ten years since our class had graduated. Before very long my magazine had fallen to the floor and I was asleep and dreaming. It seemed all the members of the Class of '51 from Meriwether Lewis my old alma mater, were working for one man, whose name was Mr. R. T. Rockfish. Mr. Rockfish, by the way, was the husband of Miss Whitted, our home room teacher back at M. L. S. Mr. Rockfish, as the name suggests, had a large home and all that goes with it--including the money. He also owned a clothing factory, which employed a great many people. On the door of the main office was painted, William Morris, Manager: Lewis Harmon, Assistant Manager. They were doing agreat job with this factory. In fact, instead of drearning of the latest fashions from Paris, the girls were willing to give their right hand for one of those Morris and Harmon creations. As well as I remember, William--or Peter as he was known in those days--always had an eye for ladies' clothes. Anne Wood, Phyllis Herring, and Georgie Roach were three of the buyers for the factory, but Phyllis was thinking of quitting and getting married. Anne was already married but enjoyed the work so much that she persuaded her husband to let her continue her job. Among the secretaries for the factory, I found Mary Ann Gibson and the bookkeeper was Joyce Hicks. Joyce was still spending her spare moments hitting home runs, and keeping the basketball court occupied. She was coaching a team of her own on her spare nights. The factory sponsored a weekly program on television and, of course, Russell Ray was the announcer. The script was written by Aleyce Price, who had been to New York and taken a course in writing scripts of all kinds. In the home of Mr. Rockfish, there were many people working. Among them were a beautician, nurse, dietition, chaffeurs, and private teachers. Dorothy Morris was the beautician and everyone had the latest hair styles-- except her. Her husband was rather conservative and refused to let her dye her hair purple and have it styled in the who done it manner. Z0 Jean Burruss was the nurse. She used to be a secretary in the factory, but after a few years decided to be a nurse. She found the doctors more interesting than the business executives. No one was ever sick. How could they be when Jean was around and Nellie Cash to plan the meals. Nellie was married, but came to the home every day. Mr. Rockfish's two little nieces lived with him. He hired Miss Barbara Breeden as their private teacher and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Katherine Carr, who was married soon after our graduation, came to give them art lessons. James Yowell was the handy man and kept the lawn mowed. When he wasn't mowing the lawn, you could bet on finding James asleep in the cornfortable chairs on the lawn. Mr. Rockfish was very fond of hunting so he invited Julian Via to go hunting with him because Julian could always carry him to the spot where the big game could be found. Between hunting trips, Julian was trying to invent a gun which would kill bears on one side of the Blue Ridge Mountains, when the hunter was standing on the other. Jim Gibson and Allen Dunn were the chaffeurs, but Mr. Rockfish was think- ing of getting a plane so Allen could do a little high flying instead of his usual low flying. Jim enjoyed being a chaffeur. He usually entertained his passen- gers with a favorite hillbilly song or one of his long-winded stories. Freddy Frazier was the private policeman to protect the big estate. Very few people got by without some kind of identification. This dream aroused my interest in my classmates and since Mr. and Mrs. Rockfish were taking a two weeks vacation in Florida, leaving me with a little spare time, I decided to do a little investigating., I have come to the conclusion that I must be psychic. Through the aid of the newspaper, telephone and the ones of our class that were working in the same town with me, I found that my dream was almost wholly true. I found Miss Whitted and the rest of the class in various parts of the world-- but all engaged in the jobs I had dreamed. Katherine Patter son Pr ophet . Z1 Seniors of 1951 It seems now the time has come, When those who're so close must part, The tough days -they were often called: But here is where real days just start, The Senior Classmates of '51, With their minds so very bright, Will go out in this wide, wide world, Each to brighten the free America's light. There is Katherine Patterson, Who in all studies can do very well, And the way she gets along with classmates, Makes her personality swell, Next comes Barbara Breeden, The glamorous girl of the class, When it comes to hard work with classmates We just couldn't leave her last., And then there's Jim Gibson, Whose nickname is often known as trouble.' Just ask a teacher about him, And watch her blow-a-bubble.. Peter Morris is one of those boys, Who gets along with girls as easy as gravy, If you don't know what I mean, Just compare him with the Navy. ' Next we have a little tomboy, But a very nice little girl--Joyce Hicks, The way she plays ball, You might think she is from the sticks. Next is little Katherine Carr, Whose face is always bright, She is a talented artist, You can bet I am right. And next we find a well-known boy His name is Russell Ray, Folks, if you don't want to be embarrassed, When he is around--don't stay! ZZ Fred Frazier is our quietest member And very nice and polite, He's the only married one of us But he claims it is quite all right. Then there's Julian Via, Who tells a bifg tale once in a while To add more fun and joy, And leave everyone with a big smile. We cannot forget James Yowell, The boy who studies the hardest of us all From the way he studies, He shows all of us up in the fall. Lewis Harmon is a lot of fun Wherever he might go, He adds much to the life of a party, As we all do know. We must not forget Jean Burruss, The cute one with bangs cut in her hair, A girl of her disposition Is very, very rare. A girl from way up Boonesville, Has the name of Phyllis Herring, She has to be present in crowds To keep things always stirring. Nellie Cash is next on my list The quietest of the girls around school, A very nice girl for someone But I hope not any old fool., Ann Wood is one who once gets started Doesn't know when to stop, If you try to tell the biggest tale, She, most of the time, ends on top. Mary Ann Gibson is the girl, Who tries very much to do right She clears herself of troubles Without even starting a fight. And more like Aleyce Price, We could use in this world, If you don't believe me, Ask most any boy or girl. Z3 Georgie Roach is the little blonde, Who lives on main street of her town, And whenever you don't hear any bragging You know she isn't around. Next we have a very nice girl, Dorothy Morris Who is very smart in her books, If you don't know how sweet girls are Just take a peep at her looks. And I, Allen,Dunn, the guy from Ivy, And I'm not bragging, but it's fine, I was so bright in all my subjects, The teachers just called me Sunshine. And now each one of us, Will be soon without a teacher, Upon our own in life, To help the younger reacher. We will drift far apart but , Memories will linger with each girl and boy, How we worked and played together And shared each sorrow and joy. 24 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of unsound rnind and disintegrating memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish anddelcare this as our last and best will and testament. hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature by us already made. ITEM I To the entire Faculty, we leave a Senior Class that will set a good example to all other classes. ITEM II To our beloved Principal, Mr. Breeden, we bequeath our undying love and affection, with the request that he give to the next class the same guidance and justice that he so generously meted out to us. As a visible token of this love and affection, we do leave to Mr. Breeden a maid to keep his office clean. ITEM III To Miss Whitted, our home room teacher, we leave our ever- lasting thanks and good will for her kind assistance. ITEM IV To Mrs. Swineford, we leave a schedule that will include only art classes and a room full of future Rembrandts with which to work. ITEM V To Mrs. Montgomery, we leave an expert paper staff that will do everything perfectly without assistance. ITEM VI To Mrs. Smith, we leave a fourth year History Cl-ass that will keep as quiet and pay attention in class, as we did. ITEM VII To Mrs. Thompson, we leave the exclusive right to two rooms for her Home Economics Department. ITEM VIII To Mr. Puckett, we leave a doll to replace his riders that he misses so much this year. ITEM IX To Mrs. Via, we leave a car with the newest features--it needs no oil, no water, and it won't freeze in sub-zero weather. ITEM X To Mrs. Easton, we leave a reserved seat by the radiator each day at lunch period. ITEM XI To Miss Adams, we leave a private guide so she won't get in the wrong car when coming to PTA meetings. ITEM XII To Mrs. Smallwood, we leave a Senior Class that will walk quiet- ly and not disturb her 'class when passing by her door. ITEM XIII To Mrxs. Bailey, we leave free tickets to all square dances in the next half century. ITEM XIV To Mrs. Lucas, we leave a continuous friendship with the faculty members. ITEM XV To Miss Dunn, we leave a first grade that will be trained as well as her former ones. ITEM XVI Each member of the Senior Class leaves the following personal and class belongings to underclassmen: MARY ANN GIBSON leaves her modesty and bashfulness to Carolyn Gibson. PETER MORRIS leaves his popularity with the girls to Cecil Batten. FREDDIE FRAZIER leaves his quiet and studious ways to Lena Garver. JAMES YOWELL leaves his cunning ways to George Dalton. BARBARA BREEDEN leaves to Marie Shifflett her Power's Model figure. JOYCE I-IICKS leaves her good form on the basketball court to Judy Tracy. KATHERINE CARR leaves her ability to stay small to Gracie Gibson. LEWIS HARMON leaves his black wavy hair to Earl Wood. ALLEN DUNN leaves his love for school to Carolyn Payne. NELLIE CASH leaves her quiet speaking voice to Jean Wood and Lottie Shaver. Pl-IYLLIS HERR ING leaves that complexion of beautiful women to Stella Shifflett. Z5 x RUSSELL RAY leaves his influence in gettingqads to. members of the next year's annual staff. KATHERINE PATTERSON leaves her speed in typing to Randolph Maupin. ALEYCE PRICE leaves all her baby-sitting jobs to Juanita Herring. JIM GIBSON leaves the music department his personal recordings of some of the latest hillbilly tunes. GEORGIE ROACH leaves her ability to dodge work to Cecil Smith. ANN WOOD leaves her ability to study sixteen hours a day to Ethel Ray. JULIAN VIA leaves his talent for telling tall tales to Glenwood Davis. I, DOROTHY MORRIS, leave my techniques for keeping boy friends so long to Joyce Burruss. I, JEAN BURR USS, leave my ability to chew gum in class and get by with it to Phyllis Smith. ITEM XVII To this school, in order to show our appreciation, for all that it has done for us, we do in this last will and testament, hereby bequeath the amount of ten thousand memories, with which to erect a bronze tablet, a lasting memorial of this Senior Class of l95l. Having bequeathed all that we possess, have possessed, and expect to possess, we hereby appoint Miss Mabel Adams and Mrs. Nella Via as executors oi this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seal in the year 'of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Signed - Senior Class Signed, sealed, smeared, published and declared by the Senior Class, as and for their last will and testament, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto sub- scribed our names as attesting witnesses to said instrument. Signed - Faculty 26 . f - xiii ' , - ite A-1 f 2 ...J ..,.f Q ,-f:,'I S , 'Ji I N ' - x r -F-F X X . N -f - fu- E ...- 'TQ' S 41 6 AQ ' : - 4 K N '45 , ' yQ?'?i - ' f ,FL7 ,J x0 ' My f ff ,fi ff f Junior Class FRONT ROW: Carolyn Gibson, Lena Garver, Marie Shifflett, Stella Shifflett, Dolores Yowell, Jean Wood, Juanita Herring, Juanita Morris, Joyce Burruss, Earl Wood, Carolyn Payne, Larry Maupin. SECOND ROW: Lottie Shaver, Irvin Shifflett, Glenwood Davis, David Harmon, George Dalton, Randolph Maupin, Joyce Herring, Ethel Ray. TEACHER: Mrs. Swineford. 28 Sophomore Class f J I FIRST ROW: Sherman Shifflett, John Gibson, Joyce Powell, Shirley Gentry, Dorothy Sprouse, Frances Smith, Shirley Birckhead, Kenneth Marshall, Helen Morris, Carlene McCauley, Daisy Wood, Marjorie Maupin, Shirley Price, D. S, Morris. SECOND ROW: Mike Powell, Ruby Deane, Victoria Gibson, Mary Johnson, Lavelle Ray, Ann Via, Cecil Smith, Neallie McCauley, Davis Marshall, Norman Lamb. THIRD ROW: John Fisk, Mildred Marsh, Robert Johnson. TEACHER: Mrs. Montgomery. 29 Freshmen 1 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: TEACHER: Stuart Thomas, Vernon Shifflett, Betty McCauley, Eleanor Shifflett, Judy Tracy, Nancy Burruss, Marie Marshall, Novella Ray, Buelah Gibson, Dorothy Scott, Nancy Ward, Nancy Shaver, Shirley Carr, Anna Batten, Edward Hollaway, Elvin Davis, Leroy Bruce, Shirley Shifflett, Ernest Dunn, Lee Cook, James Shifflett Thomas Shifflett, Wayne Breeden, Seth Morris, Myrtle Walton, Annie Hunt, Barbara Morris, Wilma Shifflett, Raymond Keyton., Paul Clark, N. L. Via, Ronnie Stevens, Nelson Sprouse, Verley Gibson, Franklin Hensley, Roland Sprouse. Mrs. Smith., 30 Seven th Grade s FIRST ROW: Maxine Shifflett, Edward Frazier, Nancy Langford, Clara Hunt, Doris Smith, Juanita Collier, Lloyd Stinnett, Grady Garrison, Frances Wood, Donald McCauley, Mildred 1 Ward. SECOND ROW: Nancy Edwards, Elvira Ishmall, John Breeden, Laura Wood, William Gibson, Edward ' Sullivan, David Ferrell, Bernard Wood, Curtis Critzer. TEACHER: Mrs. Via., 31 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Sherwood Gibson, Richard Garrison, Randolph Ray., Earl Keyton, Jimmy Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Billy Walton, Lorraine Shaver, Nancy Breeden, Helen Shaver, Barbara Shifflett, Lucille Wood, Bobbie Wood, Meredith Quick, James Sprouse, Alma Wood, Margaret Shifflett, Janie Crable. THIRD ROW: Fredricka Gibson, Louise Mundie, Alice Harmon, Paul Keyton, Mary Gibson, Rose Marrs, Paul Ray, David Hurst, Oscar McCauley. TEACHER: Mrs. Easton. 32A Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: TEACHER: Eddie Smith, Fred Hollaway, Bradley Sullivan, Fannie Gibson, Russel Batten, Laura Powell, Frances Lamb, Doris Wood, Paige Thomas, Glenna Wood, Junior Lane, Edward Marks, Barbara McCauley. Ben Gibson, Vernon Gibson, Kelly Mundy, Thelma Lamb, Loretta Harmon, Bernice Frazier, Jean Hensley, Leon McDaniel, Tommy Ray, William Kelly, William Stevens, Jeanette Gibson. Charles Lamb, Ray Lawson, Rob Batten, James Wood, Irma Shifflett, Edna Stinnett, Ashby Shaver, Blance Mar shall, Fannie Collier. Elmer Fraziere Miss Adams, 33 Fourth u Grade FIRST ROW: John Ruth, Clyde Gibson, Shirley Mundie, Ruby Jenkins, Ernest McCa1lister, Jean Quick, Nancy Gibson, Jackie Chsh, William Marshall, Dorothy Jarrell. Martha Jenkins, Cora Garrison, Franklin Gibson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Thompson, Alice Wood, Joyce Thomas, Marvin Gibson, Thomas Sprouse, Judy Davis, Dorothy Morris, Peggy Crawford, Mary Ann Wood. TEACHER: Mrs. Smallwood. 34 Third Grade FIRST ROW: Malcolm Langford, Ronixie Crizter, Tommie Estes, Tommy Edwards, Roy Bailey, Bobbie Gibson, Roy McCa1lister, Junior Thompson, Peggy Jean Gibson. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Jones, Michael Brezekyi, Judy Twyman, Shirley McCa11ister, Peggy Gibson James Wood. TEACHER: Mrs. Bailey. 35 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Paul Garrison, Shirley Thomas, Ann Adams, Nancy Napier, Fred Lane, Betty Keyton, Bobby Marks, Norman Frazier, Elwood Gibson, Esther Marshall, Ruth Walton, Evelyn Walton, Franklin Jones, Nancy Gibson. SECOND ROW: Lois Gibson, Barbara Mundie, Mason Morris, Mrs., Lucas, Alfred Bishop. TEACHER: Mrs, Lucas., 36A First Grade FIRST ROW: Douglas Johnson, Peter Morris, Ann Detamore, Franklin Shaver, Judy Shifflett, Patricia Powell, David Jenkins, Darlene Jones, Woodrow McCauley, Ellen Ruth SECOND ROW: Joseph Thomas, John Gibson, Randolph Wood, Julia Shaver, Barry Mawyer, Stanaslov Brezickyi, Mason Mori-iso TEACHER: Miss Dunn., 37 Ci-,V +f 'f,ff ,f NWN fa W7Wf 441 ff W' 3 Mxfll- ML X W UM! lfxww if-fu ff W f - Q ff Y !! f - f+':-2-if ' M r I ff 1 r NI X -' - ? lf . , fi I' W If 1. AJ- 'f 1' fb Y f j fy Z , ff , Q70 , I , X ' 3 ff , -N 4+.H ch-,B ,, '51 l I gg - ,f Ji- 4 4, X ' f' WV ,, Jw? M jf, ' If k ? fb' BETA CLue I f l J 190+ FHA wt ' EY ,J-. I I 5 if v L cycle' 1 lyJq 'I!1J rqkflr gg M 4 ,4 el ' W f' 3'f'jrn ' J ,A A- , I Vi j '1 W, , W ' W 61025, W ff T5 S Q ' Mi, ' f f W 5 ,' -, .- -7 ,1 I' Y 1 I . - filly L R. 1 ' JJ1 ask--f J '- M., 8 F.HA. FIRST ROW: Ruby Dean, Jean Burruss, Katherine Patterson, Jean Wood, Barbara Breeden. SECOND ROW: Katherine Carr, Nancy Ward, Dorothy Morris, Novella Ray, Anna Batten, Carlene McCauley, Marie Marshall. Shirley Carr, Nancy Burruss, Carolyn Payne. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hicks, Lena Garver, Ann Via, Joyce Burruss, Joyce Herring, Dolores Yowell Carolyn Gibson, Lottie Shaver. Marjorie Maupin, Mrs, Thompson., OFFICERS President ----- - - - - - - - - Katherine Patterson Vice-President - - - - - ------- Jean Wood Secretary- - - - - - ----- - - - ------- - - - Barbara Breeden Treasurer -------------- ---- ----- - - Jean Burruss Reporter - - ---- - - - Ruby Dean Sponsor - - - 39 - - - - -Mrs. Thompson ERA, President - - Vice-President Secretary - - Treasurer - Watchdog - Sponsor - FRONT ROW: Lee Cook, Vernon Shifflett, Wilmer Shifflett, James Shifflett, Wayne Breeden, Glenwood Davis, .Cecil Smith, Allen Dunn, Kenneth Mar shall, Randolph Maupin, Thomas Shifflett, Seth Morris, Irvin Shifflett, D. S. Morris, Sherman Shifflett. BACK ROW: Shirley Shifflett, Stewart Thomas, John Gibson, Milton Powell, N. L. Via, Franklin Hensley, John Fisk, Paul Clark, Julian Via, Leroy Bruce, Russell Ray, Ronnie Stephens, Verley Gibson, Roland Sprouse, Elvin Ray Davis, Nelson Sprouse., OFFICERS 40 - - Allen Dunn Randolph Maupin - - Cecil Smith Glenwood Davis - James Yowell - E. H. Puckett Beta Club FIRST ROW: Marjorie Maupin, Jean Wood, Barbara Breeden, Earl Wood, SECOND ROW: Jean Burruss, Katherine Patterson, Aleyce Price, Joyce Burruss THIRD ROW: Lottie Shaver, Dolores Yowell, Daisy Wood, Ethel Ray. FOURTH ROW: Milton Powell, David Marshall, Glenwood Davis, David Harmon. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Via, Mr. Breeden, Mrs. Smith, Miss Whitted, Cecil Smith. OFFICERS President - - ---- Barbara Breeden Vice-President - - Earl Wood Secretary - - - - Jean Wood Treasurer - - Sponsor - - - - - 41 Marjorie -Maupin - - Mrs. Smith Library Club SEATED: Milton Powell, Carolyn Payne, Joyce Hicks, Ruby Dean. SECOND ROW: Shirley Price, David Marshall, Marie Marshall, Barbara Breeden, Novella Ray, Nancy Ward, Carlene McCauley, Ann Via, Anna Batten, Edward Hollaway. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Marshall, Lena Garver, Shirley Birckhead, Katherine Patterson, Neallie McCauley, Mary Johnson N. L. Via, Cecil Smith. FOURTH ROW: David Harmon, Roland Sprouse. OFFICERS President - - - ---- - Carolyn Payne Vice -President - - - - Milton Powell Secretary - - - - - - - - Joyce Hicks Treasurer - - - - - - - - - Ruby Dean Sponsor - G- - - - - - Mrs. Smith 42 Glee Club qi, , FRONT ROW: Left to right-David Marshall, Shirley Carr, Katherine Carr, Juanita Morris, Barbara Breeden, Novella Ray, Jean Wood, Joyce Hicks, Aleyce Price, Marjorie Maupin, Judy Tracy, Juanita Herring. Cecil Smith. SECOND ROW: N. L. Via, Earl Wood, Lottie Shaver, Nancy Ward, Frances Smith, Eddie Hollaway, Anne Via, Roland Sprouse, Ruby Dean, Lewis Harmon, Joyce Burruss, Julian Via, Stella Shifflett, David Harmon, Dolores Yowell, Anna Batten, Mary Johnson, Marie Shifflett, Marie Marshall, Mrs. Montgomery. SPONSOR: Mrs. Montgomery. 43 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Jackie Cash, William Mundie, Eddie Smith, Vernon Gibson, Junior Lane, William Stephens, Tom Ray, Roy Batten, Richard Garrison, Randall Pay, Jimmy Jenkins, Bobby Wood, Meredith Quick, James Sprouse, Billy Walton, Ernest McCallister, John Ruth. SECOND ROW: Thelma Johnson, Shirley Mundie, Ruby Jenkins, Alice Wood, Frances Lamb, Fannie Gibson, Barbara McCauley, Jean Hensley, Laura Powell, Glenna Wood, Paige Thompson, Dorothy Jarrel, Cora Garrison, Joyce Thomas, Jeanette Gibson, Bernice Frazier. THIRD ROW: Doris Smith, Margaret Shifflett, Elvira Ishrnael, Laura Wood, Nancy Edwards, Maxine Shifflett, Frances Wood, Mildred Ward, Juanita Collier, Loretta Harmon, Velma Shifflett, Thelma Lamb, Barbara Shifflett. FOURTH ROW: Fredricka Gibson, Alice Harmon, Nancy Breeden, Louise Mundie, Helen Shaver, Lorraine Shaver, Dorothy Morris, Edna Stinnett, Alma Wood, Nancy Langford, Jannie Crable. 44 Pioneer Staff FIRST ROW: Joyce Hicks, Mary Ann Gibson, Phyllis Herring, Katherine Carr, Barbara Breeden Russell Ray, Aleyce Price, Katherine Patterson. SECOND ROW: Allen Dunn, Nellie Cash, James Yowell, Dorothy Morris, Jean Burruss, Lewis Harmon, Julian Via, William Morris, Jim Gibson, Anne Wood, Miss Whitted. Editor- - ----- - - Assistant Editor ---- - Business Manager ---- Assistant Business Manager - Advertising Manager - - - - - Assistant Advertising Manager Snapshot Photographers - - - Historian ------- Prophet -------- Poet ------- - - Artist- - ------- - - Last Will and Testament - - Sponsor ---- ---- OFFICERS 45 - Barbara Br eeden - - Russell Ray - Katherine Carr - - - - Julian Via - - - ---- William Morris - - Lewis Harmon - - -Jean Burruss Barbara Breeden - - - Joyce Hicks Katherine Patterson - - ---- - - - - Allen Dunn - - Katherine Carr - - - Jean Burruss Dorothy Morris - - -Miss Whitted Sacaja-wean Staff Editor ---- Assistant Editor - Business Manager Assistant Business Dedication- - - Jokes - - - - - Sports Editor - - Club News - - - Grade News - Artists - Chatter ---- Pr ogre s s Reporter Typists ---- Mimeo - - Sponsor - --r--------- Manager - - - - - 46 - Barbara Breeden - - David Harmon - -David Marshall - - - -Dorothy Scott - -Marjorie Maupin - - Juanita Herring - - Aleyce Price - - - - -JeanBur1:vuss D., So Morris - - Nancy Ward Novella Ray - - Cecil Smith Katherine Carr - - - - -JeanWood Dorothy Morris - - Delores Yowell - - - Joyce Hicks Katherine Patterson - - - Joyce Hicks Katherine Patterson - Mrs. Montgomery ,WKXIZX L: ,J W fi f ..' AQLXY ,ll z' . f J 2 'f . X x ' X : - r g, 21-,-bm Q Qqxkl jf Q ,M x' 2 ,f J' N -. ,f If LL ? ' A AZLLW as W Jw M. 7' D Basketball Team NL, en- Miss Whitted, Shirley Gentry, Dolores Yowell, Lottie Shaver, Jean Wood. Joyce Hicks, Aleyce Price Barbara Breeden, Stella Shiiflett, Joyce Herring, Ruby Dean, Mildred Marsh, Carlene McCauley, Frances Smith. Captain - - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - Barbara Breeden Manager - - - - ---- ---------- - Joyce Hicks Coach - - - - - - - ----- ---- M iss Whitted 50 Basketball Team , gi K , .4 , . -I K ML - 'X .Am J., K' Ai FIRST ROW: David Marshall, William Morris, Cecil Smith, Russell Ray, David Harmon SECOND ROW: Verley Gibson, Franklin Hensley.. COACH: Mr. Breeden. 51 Girls' Softball Team FIRST ROW: Mtn Whitted, Aleyce Price, Joyce Hicks, Barbara Breeden, Jean Burruss, Katherine Patterson. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Scott, Neallie McCauley, Novella Ray, Anna Batten, Shirley Birckhead, Dorothy Morris, Jean Wood, Nancy Ward. THIRD ROW: Annie Hunt, Mary Johnson, Ruby Deane, Lottie Shaver, Joyce Burruss, Dolores Yowell, Joyce Herring, Marjorie Maupin. Joyce Powell. COACH: Miss Whitted. 52 Baseball Squad FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: COACH: J. R. Breeden, David Harmon, Milton Powell, George Dalton, John Gibson, William Morris, Earl Wood. Cecil Smith, Robert Johnson. Glenwood Davis. David Marshall, Verley Gibson. Franklin Hensley, Paul Clark. Mr. Breeden. k ,D um-...sans-.any :Auron-:norman ll-ug!-..u.aA. 53 N 3' lr Q f ffm!! in - B w ,m 25 M 4 ' ff 1 , s ' I ff 'r W f x ' 'W ' 'M 'A32 '-f 1 J ' +P-1X K x X -N x-, U'4,I! 'X N J' ghxd er- JPL, ll- 5 , Z 1 , 1 sc' ' fl 2 .. 5 2+ 1 .i'2f,iQ -ful? ' Z. 1 V 1 1 1 if 1 by 2 if 21 . ' C. ,I , :Atl I 1? ' r I . 1 A fi' l T' 1 -' I , I1 2 :JE 'l 2,4 77'15i?f5F , '31 gg ifffs J5f'I'C.lQ 1- , 5,-' '.'IQ4? '- -.1..- , .,,,, -, . ,.q'.1?EQ.'- ' ' nf 5 I 1 V I 5 , F4 ,Q 1 H - 'E mg ' i 2 L 4 11 141:21 1 13.-,i 4 W.: ,,.,M,e '3 ,1,. 5 1 7632315 gif' 9 '15 5 'f LL 'Qal . F31 I JJ! , ,311 1 15- 1 : ,Ly 15.3. . T: ' ,f 1 V :1 4 ,V,,' f -Lg ,ffif , if V ' L 1 F' 5'-4 'f-mb limii' ix 11 f 15 FWLQ Q54 A ,15g 1gw1n' - ,..'v-1..1 , 5, gi- . 'sz-UQ : 1,13 ., -' 241' fx. :L Ll. J, ,VY .Q V, is 1 x 1. 1. ,, ? iv A 1 1 C Q. , , J.. 1 glw .. ,151 ,, 1. 1.7 AK. r Ii 1. jf . .L .gl IHS' 3? .1I1: W, 5 31,1 1 min V I 1:11-- i 1 . 1,.' COMPLIMENTS OF MONTICELLC DAIRY PHONE 2-5123 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA MPLIMENTS OF CHARLCTTESVILLE Coca-Cola Bottling Works BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 FROM THE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS of CHARLOTTESVILLE 4 ALBEMARLE MOTOR CO., INC. BARLOW MOTOR CO. CALHOUN CHEVROLET CO. CHARLOTTESVILLE MOTORS COGGINS MOTOR CO., INC. H. M. GLEASON 8z CO., INC. HOFF MOTOR CO., INC. MacGREGOR MOTORS, INC. BRADLEY PEYTON, III PEYTON MOTOR CO., INC. SOUTHERN SERVICE STATION VANCE BUICK, INC. VAN FOSSEN MOTOR CO. WILHOIT-DAVIS MOTORS Nash DeSoto 8x Plymouth Chevrolet Ford Studebaker Cars 8z Trucks International Trucks Chrysler 8a Plymouth Lincoln 8: Mercury Cadillac 8x Pontiac Packard 8z Willys Cars 8a Jeeps Oldsmobile Buick Kaiser - Frazer Plymouth 8z Dodge - Trucks Red Front Market 81 Red Front Five 8k Ten INIA C NTS OF Allied Supply Corporation Ivy Store VY DEP T A. Piedmont Tractor Co., Inc Buy Your Athletic Supplies Where We Buy City News Store Baseball - Golf - Tennis - Fishing - Etc. 116 West Main Street Charlottesville, Va 1 -Q -Q... - -.. ....,,, The Young Mens Shop 118 West Main Street Charlottesville, Va Compliments of Keller 8 George, Jewelers Charlottesville, Virginia LET THE Banks of Charlottesville SERVE YOU NATIONAL BANK 8z TRUST CO. CITIZENS BANK 85 TRUST CO. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK VALLEY VIEW GREENHOUSE, INC. Fresh Flowers Always 418 East Main St. Dial 2-6141 Charlottesville, Virginia For Fine Gifts - - - BROWN'S GIFTS, INC. 400 East Main Street - - - For Fine Furniture Calhoun Chevrolet Co. Compliments of ROY WHEELER .REALTY CO. CHARLOTTESVILLE BARBER SHOP The Place To Get Complete Barber Service Lavender W. Powell, Prop. 513 East Main Street Charlottesville, Va . TlLMAN'S Ready-To-Wear - Piece Goods - Notions T. D. 8z J. S. Tilman Char1ottsville's Shopping Center Pepsi-Cola Charlottesville, Virginia Precldy's Funeral Home Superior Ambulance Service Frank B. Haynes Dial 2-7546 Charlottesville, Virginia Automatic Heating - Plumbing 1 Coal That Burnsi' Iron Fireman - Coal Burners - Oil Burners Ea rl H. Vaughan, Inc. Water 8z Second Sts., S. E. Charlottesville, Va. W. T. Martain Hardware Co., Inc 608 Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Va. Agents For Pincon Power Lawn Mowers - - DuPont Paints Compliments of C. H. Williams 81 Co. Charlottesville's Leading Department Store Kelvinator Bz Bendix Appliances Charlottesville, Virginia . Compliments of HILL 8z IRVING Charlottesville, Virginia Your Finest Entertainment Value PARAMOUNT THEATER Charlottesville, Virginia' -sv, . -- V-. CROZET DRUG STORE Whitman's 8z Nunna1ly's Candy Call 2711 O'NEILL'S DRY CLEANERS We Pickup 8z Deliver Crozet, Va CROZET LUMBER CO. JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Central Virginia's Leading Business College Complete Business Courses Offered In Modern Surroundings 1106 West Main Street I ' Charlottesville, Va Wilson Sporting Goods for All Sports , Baseball - Basketball - Track - Tennis 4 Wholesale 8z Retail ANDERSON BROS. BOOK STORE At The University Charlottesville, Va STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Auto - Life - Fire Edward L. Smith 407 National Bank Building Charlottesville, Va. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1951 - - MAUPIN BROS. Agents for Star Brand Shoes Free Union, Virginia R. E. LEE Sz SON Incorporated Engineers Contractors Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE Greenwood, Virginia CHESLEY A. HADEN 8z CO. Growers of Cavalier Brand Virginia Apples 8: Peaches Crozet, Virginia The Home of Better Values LEGGETTS DEPT. STORE Charlottesville, Virginia PIEDMONT REFRIGERATION CO. Wholesale 8x Retail 220 West Market Street Charlottesville, Va P. O. Box 1866 - University Station Phone 2-7145 GITCHELL'S STUDIO Photographs - Frames - Color Prints CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE Hardware of All Kinds Charlottesville, Virginia GILMORE HAMM 8z SNYDER, INC. Furniture for the Home 8z Office Charlottesville, Virginia JARMAN'S, INC. Now In New Location - 200 East Market - Opposite Post Office School Invitations - Announcements - Graduate Calling Cards Office Furniture 8z Office Supplies TRAILWAYS For Your Class Trip - - Charter A Bus Quality Cleaning - Friendly Service - Pickup 8a Delivery PIEDMONT CLEANERS, INC. Personalized Shirt Service 209 Preston Avenue ' Dial 2-7550 Charlottesville, Virginia Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Charlottesville, Virginia HALEY, CHISHOLM Sz MORRIS, Railroad Contractors Charlottesville, Virginia INC EDWARD VAN LAER, INC. General Contractor Charlottesville, Virginia CANADA DRY Ginger Ale - Sparkling Water Locker Department CROZET COLD STORAGE CO. Complete Line Frozen Foods Crozet, Virginia Compliments of CHAS. KING 8: SON CO., INC. Wholesale Grocers Compliments of MASTER SERVICE STATION NO. 2 Route 250 ARMY 8: NAVY STORE T. L. Douglas, Owner Gas - Oil - Accessories - Lubrication Charlottesville, Va. Compliments of IVY ESSO STATION Compliments of Gas - Oil - Accessories Washing - Lubrication Ivy, Va. A FRIEND ALBEMARLE-MICHIE CO., INC. Wholesale Grocery Distributors P. O. Drawer 59 Charlottesville, Va.. PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO., INC. Pyrofax Bottled Gas Natural Bz Bottled Gas Appliances 405 E. Market St. Dial 3-2452 Charlottesville, Va. LOVEGROVE MILLIN G CORP. Manufacturers 8z Distributors of Flour - Meat - Feed - Hay - Paints Charlottesville, Va. M. C. THOMAS FURNITURE CO. 402 E. Main Street Nationally Famous Furniture and M. C. THOMAS EXCHANGE STORE 253 W. Main Street For New 8z Used Furniture CHARLOTTESVILLE LUMBER CO. Since 1893 Millwork - Building Hardware - Paint TOM'S GRILL Intersection 250 8z Miller School Road Hamburgers - Sandwiches Kenneth Wood, Prop. Compliments of CASH FOOD MARKET S 8: S FOOD CENTER Crozet's Complete Self Service Food Market Dial 3116 Crozet, Va. Compliments of STAPLES BARBER SHOP Albert A., Staples Charlottesville, Va. SEARS W. J. KELLERS CO. Spalding Loafers 8z Saddle Oxfords THE DOMINION BOOK SHOP 103 3rd St. Charlottesville, Va. IRVING 8z SNODDY Upholstery 85 Auto Glass Specializing In Convertible Tops 3 Water St. Charlottesville, Va. CITY LAUNDRY 8z DRY CLEANING Charlottesville, Va. Just Dial 2-9136 Charlottesville, Va. M. C. HILL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service to All Homes 301 E. Market St. Phone 25444 WADDELL'S Loafers ,Sz Saddle Oxfords ROY P. TUEL, Jewelers Certified Watchmaker 8z Jeweler Authorized Dealer of Keepsake Diamond Rings SMITH BARBER SHOP Polite Service 104 S- lst St. Dial 2-4353 5th St., N. E. Charlottesville, Va Charlottesville, Va. COLOMAN'S JEFFERSON SHOP ELLI0TT'S Work Clothes Headquarters 414 E. Main St. Charlottesville, Va. MINOR-DUKE MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 404 National Bank Building Charlottesville, Va. Mello-Rich Ice Cream Charlottesville, Va. GODWIN-HOLSTED ELECTRIC CO. Hotpoint Appliances Charlottesville, Va. TIMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE Dial 2-9155 Charlottesville, Va. Compliments of GABE N. MAUPIN, Realtor 606 E. Jefferson Street Charlottesville, Va. Compliments of H. M. GLEANSON CO. Compliments of International Trucks - Tractors First 8z Garrett Streets Compliments of Compliments of ROBINSON'S W- L- LACY 100 W. 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