Middlesex High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Saluda, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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X W Q' W Wlwqfdmqkm Vw? o ' 'weave h 'sWE'?1?Q ffaacizecc If 7 - O gd -if ' ,J .J We 9 it to Coach Wrllram J Davres a man of credrtable abrlrtres rn the freld of sports capable of turnrng out a Drstrrct Champronshrp basketball team and a Runner up baseball team well lrked and respected by the students the 1958 Mrddlesaxon 9 The Senror Class and Annual Staff of l9o8 present to you the 19th volume of The Muldlesaxon wrth the hope that rt wrll brrng back memorres of an eventful happy and sutcessful school term 1957 l9o8 y bAXONS rs lrke by presentrng tht r losses the organrzuttons and the Saxon sports rn a way that you wrll enjoy as you turn these pages 74ca!z'q Seacofw lawn Spofaw 14 3 We have tried to clearl illustrate what EDUCATING THE ' ' ' -' 1 ' 1 : ' 'W -', Oz ...........,............-- X 1 I Q 1 X . . -.f1 x'!., L J-',,,,,.-f ,,A--- f X 1 Mr. Eldon W. Christopher Tappahannock, Virginia Division Superintendent of Schools, Middlesex and Essex Counties, B.S. William and Mary College, M.A. George Washington University. Wh' I . Mrs. Magdalene Lewis Urbanna, Virginia Business Education, Secretary. 'S' l Mr. Thomas F. Mr. Robert L. Austin Armstrong Saluda, Virginia Saluda, Virginia B.S, Agricultural Educa- B.S. University of Rich- tion, V,P,I,, Agriculture. mond, Band Director. . , - ,. Jr rxa. ,V Y. r .--' Q .Ll , ...i 9 ,Qt O an ..v' Mr. Clarence E. Major Stormont, Virginia University of Richmond, B.A. and MA. Oxford University. FACULTY 9 quad' Mrs. Elizabeth Bristow Urbanna, Virginia B,A. Westhampton Col- lege, French. Mrs. May J. Baker Urbanna, Virginia B.S. Madison College, Home Economics. tl' Q Mrs. Louise E. Gray Saluda, Virginia B.A. Westhampton College, English. Mrs. Katherine l. Bristow Saluda, Virginia B.A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College, English. 'B'- Mr. William J. Davies Saluda, Virginia B.S. College of Wil- liam and Mary, Phy- sical Education. Mrs. Jeanna M. Luttrell Rehoboth Church, Virginia B.S. Business Education Longwood College, Business Education. Miss Bessie Mae Brown Urbanna, Virginia N.P. College of Wil- liam and Mary, 7th Grade. Miss Mary Edna Glenn I-lardyville, Virginia B.S. Madison College Science. xg..- Mrs. Mary H. Dameron Urbanna, Virginia A.B. Fairmont Teach- ers College, 7th Grade. Mr. Bernard E. Mitchell Hardyville, Virginia B.A. University of Richmond, M.A. Col- lege of William and Mary, George Wash- ington University, Mathematics. vi ' f -I, Mrs. Bettie W. James Saluda, Virginia B.A. College of Wil- liam and Mary, BA. Library Science, Li- brarian. ?s, Miss Mildred F Evans Deltaville, Virginia A B Lynchburg Col lege Social Studies Miss Emily Lucille Quesinberry Saluda, Virginia B.A. Georgetown Col lege, History. 54 as as WW 2 F 1? , 1 -o- wh All X v Mrs Luttrell hard at work to Mrs Wrlharn Luttrell we dedrcate Ih1S page of the 1958 MIDDLE SAXON s1gn1fy1ng our love and respect Mrs Luttrell who has been our sponsor for three years has labored hard to help us rn our every actrvrty and class and has shown great rnterest and concem And we rn return say Thank you very much 10 SEATED Left to Rrght treasurer A1maW1111ams,pres1dent Warren Mrlby secretary Dor1s Burton STAND ING reporter June Garrett, hrstouan, Emlly Brown, vrce presrdent, Mrke Arlsworth mm we enum 44440, af, wma we aww, Sponsored by R. B. SEARS Glenns, Va. Phone 8-2499 11 ENIORS OF 1958 CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and Gold ...unity within diversity... HERBERT ALLEN AILSWORTH Mike Deltaville, Virginia Academic Speed Kills5 slow down and live. Boys' Athletic Committe Chairman 45 Class Treas. 2,45 Dramatics 2,3,4, Treas. 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.8z Treas. 35 K.V.G.2, 35 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 35 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. EDNA MAE BROOKS Edna Mae Urbanna, Virginia Commercial Laziness grows on peopleg it begins in cobwebs and ends in iron chains. Class Sec. 15 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Pres. 45 4-H Club 35 Annual Staff 4, Advertising Manager. CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose EMILY CRESSWELL BROWN Emmy Urbanna, Virginia Academic Flip, zip, zoom. I'm always in a hurry. Program Chairman 4, Class Histor- ian 3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Sec. c'izRe- porter 4, FTA 4,Dramatics1,2,3, Pres. 1, Sec. 3, Cheerleaders 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4. FRANK HANSEL BROWN, Jr. Hansel Urbanna, Virginia Vocational Little Jock. FFA 4, KVG 1,2,3, Handicraft 1,2. CLARA ELLEN COLLEY C1ara Jamaica, Virginia Commercial Watch that bottom lip. Dramatics 1, Monogram 3,4, FHA 1,2,3, Safety Patrol 4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4. JOHN FRANKLIN COLLEY Franklin Churchview, Virginia Vocational Crazy man, crazy! KVG 2,3,4, Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Handicraft 1,2. 4'--P DORIS JEANETTE BURTON Doris Glcnns, Virginia Commercial Yes, it's grey, but l am not going to dye it. Girls' Athletic Committee Chair- man 4, Class Pres. 1, Class Treas. 3, Class Sec. 4, Beta Club 3,4, Pres. 4, FTA 4, Monogram 2,3,4, FHA 1,2, Sec. 2, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 3,4, Softball 1,2,3, Annual Staff 3,4, Photographic Editor. EVELYN LENA FEARS Evelyna Topping5 Virginia Academic Smile5 and the world smiles with you. FTA 45 Dramatics 1535 Glee Club 35 FHA 35 4-H Club 25 Safety Pa- trol 15 Annual Staff 45 Sales Manager. JUDITH LENNILEE COPPER Judy Syringa5 Virginia Commercial I can't help it. I was born that way. Devotional Committee Chairman 45 Dramatics 1525 4-H Club 25 Safety Patrol 4. ROBERT TAYLOR DICKERSON Robert Warner, Virginia Academic An honest man's word is as good as his bond. SCA Treas. 45 Finance Committee Chairman 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Beta Club 45 Glee Club 3545 Mono- gram Club 45 4-H Club 15 KVG 15 25 Football 45 Basketball 354. JUNE MARIE GARRETT June Hartfield5 Virginia Commercial Dumb as a drum with a hole in it. Health Sz Welfare Committee Chairman 45 SCA Representative 1545 Class Sec. 2,35 Class Reporter 45D1'a1T18.tiCS 15 4-H Club 2. WILLIAM AUBREY HALL Aubrey Deltaville, Virginia Academic It is not what you say5 it is what you do. SCA Pres. 45 SCA Vice-Pres. 35 SCA Representative 15 Class Pres. 2535 Beta Club 3,45 Treas. 45 Dra- rnatics15253545 Band 15253545 Glee Club 152535 Monogram Club 152535 45 KVG 2,35 Football 15253545 Tri- Captain 45 Basketball 15253545 Baseball 15253545 Track 15253,4. fm JULIA LEE HALL Julia Saluda5 Virginia Vocational Little but not loud. Dramatics 15 FHA 15253545 Basket- ball 152. GLADYS ANN HAYDEN Gladys Saluda5 Virginia Commercial Gee whiz! Dramatics l5 Glee Club l5 FHA 2,3,4. 7?5X CARLYLE FREDERICK KEELY5Jr. Carlyle Churchview5 Virginia Commercial Rock and roll is here to stay. SCA Representative 45 Band 1,25 Clee Club 2535 KVG 253,45 Pep Club 45 Track 354. Il GWENDOLYN HINES KELLAR llcwenil Jamaica, Virginia Academic It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more than we should. SCA Representative 35 Class Treas. 15 Beta Club 4, Dramatics 15253545 Clee Club 15354. X MARY JANE HAYNES Mary Jane Clenns5 Virginia Academic No, it is not bleached. Class Historian 25 Glee Club 152,35 45 FHA 3545 Sec. 45 Safety Patrol 152535 Basketball 15253545 Softball 152. 'SL' WILLIAM DONALD LeCOMPTE William Urbanna, Virginia Academic Look ahead, plan ahead. Monogram Club 2,3,4, KVG l,2,3. HELEN LUCILLE LAMBERTH Helen Samos, Virginia Commercial Laugh and get fat. Dramatics 1, Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Safety Patrol 2,3,4. BARBARA VIRGINIA LeCOMPTE Barbara Urbanna, Virginia Commercial To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose. Dramatics lg Monogram Club 3,45 FHA 3,4, Historian 4, 4-H Club l, 23 Safety Patrol 3,4, Sec. 43 Softball 2,3,4. JANE MAXINE LEWIS Maxine Urbanna, Virginia Commercial A face that cannot smile is never good. Class Historian 1, Dramatics l,2,3, 4, Library Club 13 Cheerleaders 3, 4, Sec. 8cTreas. 43 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager. WALTER STOKES LIBBY, Jr. Walter Urbanna, Virginia Academic Nothing happens to anybody which he is not fitted by nature to bear. MARY ELIZABETH MAJOR Betty Stormont, Virginia Commercial A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Dramatics1,2,3,4, Glec Club 1,2, Jr. Glce Club Asst. Accompanist 2, Jr. 8aSr. Glee Club Accompa- nist 4, Band 2. JOSEPH WARREN MILBY Warren Stormont, Virginia Acaden1ic Never flirt! SCA Representative 2, Class Vice- Pres. 1,3, Class Pres. 4, Dramatics 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, FTA 3, Safety Patrol 13 KVG 2,33 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. JAIVIES FRANCIS PHILLIPS IlJimmyll Wake, Virginia Vocational I like April, May, and June. Dramatics 1, Monogram Club 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, 4-H Club 1, Safety Patrol 2,3,4, Znd. Lt. 3, lst. Lt. 4, KVG 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Timekeeper, Mgr. 2,3, Track 2. SHIRLEY ANNE POWELL Shirley Jamaica, Virginia Academic It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. SCA Sec. 45 SCA Representative 2, Class Reporter 1, Dramatics 1, 45 Beta Club 45 Safety Patrol 2,3. 17 ',i Q SUZANNE DUNCAN NORTHAM Suzanne Churchview, Virginia Academic To be awake is to be a1ive. Social and Recreation Committee Chairman 4, Beta Club 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4, FTA 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Dra- matics1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Clee Club 2, Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Cirls'Sports Editor. MARY VIRGINIA REVERE Mary Va. Vifake, Virginia Academic The quiet type ? SCA Reporter 4, Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 4, Class Reporter 3, Beta Club 4, Dramaties 1,25 Band 1,25 4-H Club 2,33 Safety Patrol 4, Annual Staff 4, Copy Editor. CORA FRANCES PRINCE Frances Laneview, Virginia Commercial A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Dramatics 1,2,3,-1, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 2. EDWINA RUTH PRUITT Edwina Urbanna, Virginia Commercial Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Dramatics 13 FHA 1, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, 4-H Club 15 Safety Patrol 1. CHARLES SAMUEL ROBINS Charles Urbauna, Virginia Vocational Gone man, gone E Band l,2, KVG l,2,3, Handicraft IRMA RAY SLAUGHTER Irma Hartfield, Virginia Commercial I like the laughter that opens the lips and the heart. Dramatics 1,25 Library Club 2, Safety Patrol 4. 7?5X FLOYD DAVID TAYLOR Floyd Hartfield, Virginia Vocational Cool cat of M,H.S. Monogram Club 3,43 FFA 13233343 4-H Club 13 Safety Patrol 2,33 KVG l,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3343 Track 233. DENBY MASON THOMAS Denby Hartfield, Virginia Commercial Don't be to rambunctious! Glee Club 33 Safety Patrol l,2,3,4, Znd. Lieut. 2, lst. Lieut. 3, Co- Captain 43 KVG 233,43 Track 233, Manager 3. ALMA CAROLYN WILLIAMS Alma Jamaica, Virginia Academic True love is like ghosts, which everybody talks about and few have seen. Cafeteria Committee Chairman 43 Class Treas. 43 Dramatics 43 Clee Club 1,2,3,-4, Sec. 33 FHA 33 Safety Patrol 23334. WILLIAM BRYANT WILSON Pluck Saluda, Virginia Vocational Just to leave! Dramatics 43 FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice -Pres. 43 KVG l,2,3. HAZEL LOUISE WEST Hazel Samos, Virginia Commercial Always carry a smile wherever you go. Building Committee Chairman 43 Dramatics 13 Glee Club l,2,33 Fl-IA 2,3343 Sec 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Safety Patrol l,2,3,4. ,lf v---. T, mln MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED2 Emily Brown and Aubrey Hall , N BEST LOOKING: Clara Colley and Robert Dickerson fx MOST POPULAR: FRIENDLIEST: Mary Jane Haynes and Warren Edwina Pruitt and Bryant Wilson Milby O I A 1 i I Y ,Q 4? id, BEST ALL AROUND: MOST INTELLECTUAL: Doris Burton and Bryant Wilson Gwen Kellar and William LeCompte 511-f MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Emily Brown and Aubrey Hall MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST Doris Burton and Mike Arlsworth Mary Jane Haynes and Carlyle Keely YN333??sw ,, K 'J X153 Y if li Z9 2 1. 3 5? l . ,Ss-... .hx 7-' r aff , l SSMEN 'Kr ,wa 'Hina F . 1 1 fdw fu rf, f ta? XKMKQ1' W , 0 ,,-. 'Q X fi, ' 1 . -I Q, Lid ITV! 071 Carolyn Bristow Decker Bristow Dorothy Bristow Hilda Colley 75 if--r ibn 4,499 inn- William Bull Howard Collier Violet Crowe Clowniug with the Juniors Vernon Marshall Jimmy Mercer Carey Miller Tommie Miller Billy Newbill Sally Byrd Hall Elizabeth Keely Walter Lawson Mercer Major l 6- if 'ml Patricia Daniel Margie Folliard Nancy Garnett , 'ved Y ff an-ny ui .41 i li Z qv-'Q ,ep - 'Or --ff Byron Newman Eugene Pierce Jean Rogers Garnett Quesinberry Edwin Ruark Phyllis Sears -vi lr' S 4 53, Q! :Y 'W f David South ve We Y 2' Q Elaine Roberts Mrs. Kitty keeps the Juniors NOT PICTURED: Margaret Moore Bobby Stewart Anna Pearl Taylor Lavinia Thompson Teresa Traughber ... Elizabeth Walker Hilda Walton Billy Williams Vernon Williams ,,-as Charles Abbott Vllzlyne Abbott Patsy Ailsworth Bobby Armstrong of 1960 Conway I-Iowell Nellie Jessie Ellen Johnson Joan LeCompte Stanley Lewis Harriet Libby Joyc e Armstrong John Crittenden Robert Benson Wilbert Darnell Patsy Fary iv 'C' ,n irq ,A-nr 'ggi 'Z-1 , fiaifffa g isis' ,Q Q Alice Clark 1 'xii 'Q Mar Fears Y Howard Blake Diana Finney Frances Grove Earline Harrow James I-logge Thomas Hogge Evelyn Holt Mary Fitchett Cynthia Fleet Charles Garrett Billy Green i 5 ---V wr 1-,1 1 ii Eloise Milb P A V W., -iv Y in 0 5' F Catherine Miller ,qi cj 'C' ly L M Perlanson fine J Orgag - ary 3.119 O1'l'1S Wi -g 16 4 -2 All 4,4 1960 Jane Norton -l shi 4 1' 'sb Z- air 1 'J' ' ilk John Purcell Paula Revere -'ln 'df Pete Robms Faye Rogers Norma Jean Sears Larry Shores Jerome Sibley Barbara Soles Ann Stevens ii -7 5 N-. Billy Parker Beatrree Payne Patsy Stevens Barbara Stewart John Stoddard Ann Taylor Billy Van Name Barbara Verlander Jerry Ward Lola Ward Mildred Wilkes Billy Wilson James Wood - yo-v, L il Franny Creighton D. T. Gray Jimmy Green Dave Hurley ,5 -.V.A- tl: Y V A A .,.n.44 3 X X, Thelma Clarke Jean Ann Akers Diana Ashburn Joe Baker Edwina Barrett 4,4 1961 Charlotte Callis Winfred Callis inf' V Joanne Montgomery Q4 Bobbie Jo Newbill 6' 'Y v- 1 'hmm Y Robert Newman Pitts Anne Parker Estelle Purcell Eric Qucsinberry -4 ' .pa i of 1961 Agnes Richardson Tommy Roberts Shirley Rose 5 1' '4 Gene Ruark Rufus Ruarl: Rusty Ryland Ethel Ryman UF? Shirley Shores Jean Sibley Shirley Sibley Andrew Smith George Snead 1-D X - S N Xxx Faye Pierce Nevelle Pierce NOT PICTURED: Evelyn Moore Charles Stevens Jean Stone Robert Tomlin Ellis Walton Dicky Yarrington Peggy Yates get fle 3 s S Carol Batley Donald Boughton Barbara Jean Hall Ralph Hall Charles Harrow Joyce Harrow Jean Healy Tinker Hogge Paul Howell Diane Hundley Jeffery James Carolyn Johnson Meredith Jones Lyndia Keely John Linthicum me rrr r+ K Joe af 7962 Tommie Cusimano Barbara Damel Margaret Didlake James Dunlev Daisy Edwards r Joe Fears Nancy Figg M f' r as We A wi.- Q -gn.. Bobby Garnett 5, Herbert Apsley V -gf Gayle Baker Joanne Miller , Cb ii gil? Joan Miller Willard Loving Joan Lucas Douglas Mantell Joyce Marshall Q5 419 2 3? . My Beverley Parker l 'n...f X T3 Beth Pettus Betty Jean Pierce Mary Powell Dorothy Mason Rebecc a Mayo 'J to Q-I? W Patricia Price '-v '31 Steve Price i -of ,if wt- wlvf xx, uns and if ivf P151 Q- 4vs Diana Pruitt Billy R ansone yv John Thomas Rilee Betty Robertson Elnora Rogers Charles Sadler Paula Scott - Diane Shores Betty Jean Sibley Rae Sibley Miller Smither ' James Snead ., Phebe Stoddard James Taylor William Walton Mickey Ward George Williams Martha Wilson Johnny Wright Wayne Wright 96' K V -15 5 Q .r , :- , , , Q' , --fj 2 df! Q' V, 3, as v ,Q --f 'Ui if C as sie Brill Joe Bristow 'Q Joan Abbott Betty Apsley Tommy Apsley Billy Baker af was Mason Darnell Robert Darnell Virginia Dunlevy X s John Croxton John Craine Carter Brooks ,.. ,md lfll' I 3 W 4? 'Y asv an' 5' lat f 'fj i if o mf ,..- vos Wayne Fitchett J -1 y, Laura Foster A ! Buddy Garnett ' Tommy Garrett Danny Gill ,E J 1 as Robert Green S wa- g to x 3 i W I Maxine Grinstead 'P' Y ,oll -5- W Shirley Hale Q W , ' ,i John H2111 f NN. ji ., y f B J B J A 4 5 L , 8 .L Garrison Hart m 1 'Q A L, Margaret Hill W, . 5, V ' , ' Q Q40 Carroll Hogge Lf .0 if , ' Gene Hogge Patsy Hogge ,, 3 Clifton Jackson 5- k ,, I Franklin Jackson , Z I R Johnny Jackson At h h E 1, 4. S G iv- Kenan Johnston f V' f 'ev ' K ' Ri , uv Fred Keely V Qi ,.,,,, ' ,jg - :IL Stanley Lawson 'Q-f'2 W J' - Q ,' Marshall Loving ' A 4.4 'df if -rv, -... Charlotte Marks Mary Kay Mercer Ann Marie Miller Barbara Ann Miller Powell L A L Lewis Puller 95 .T , rr to by Lane Purcell Ranny Ranum Jean Revere 6 Q 6-x YQ K4 f X X 'N 1' A Q-9 .J '1.'?' of was Judy Robins Willie Sears Francis Slaughter Harold Smith xf ' 2 a .3-v Y I Q. ' X' We I Robert Miller Bobby Mills NOT PICTURED: Billy Gayle Johnny Gayle Abel Moore Gloria Jean Soles Franklin Stevens Jessie Stevens Donnie Taylor Linda Thomas Allen Thrift - V A Becky Thrift Charles Thrift Bill Thrift Q' i l Bonnie Van Wage nen Linda Jane Ward Beverly Williams Jacquelyn Williams Russell Williams Judy Williams Sylvia Jean Wilson Betty VVright 9th Grade Section II, SEATED: I-Iomeroom adviser, Miss 10th GRADE SECTION II, SEATED: vice-president, Ro- Evans. STANDING, Left to Right: historian, Andrew Kirby, bert Benson. STANDING, Left to Right: secretary, Joan treasurer, George Kennard, president, Edwina Barrett, secre- Le Compte, historian, Billy Wilson, treasurer, Charles tary, Audrey Bristow, vice-president, Betty Jean Bray. NOT Garrett. NOT PICTURED: president, Evelyn Holt. PICTURED: S.C.A. representative, Jimmy Jones. I llth GRADE, LEFT TO RIGHT: secretary, Elaine Roberts, reporter, Dolly x 7 if 10th GRADE SECTION I, SEATED: president,Ann Taylor, STANDING, Left to Right: secretary, Mildred Wilkes, S.C.A. representative, Paula Revere, treasurer, Jerry Ward, vice-president, Cynthia Fleet, reporter, Eloise Ivlilby. 34 Wilson, treasurer, Edwin Ruark, president, Margie Folliard, vice-president, David South, historian, Carolyn Bristow. NOT PICTURED: S.C.A. repre- sentatives, Jimmie Mercer and Tommie Miller. 9th GRADE SECTION I, Left to Right: vice-president, Dave Hurley, historian, Rufus Ruark, treasurer, Jimmy Pitts, president, Eric Quesinberry, secretary, Agnes Ri- chardson, reporter, Ann Parker. . X-'N s a,,Iri ,v Y.. OFFICERS, Left to Right: treasurer, Robert Dickerson, reporter, Mary Virginia Revere, president, Aubrey Hall, vice-president, Bobby Stewart, secretary, Shirley Powell. STANDING: sponsor, Mr. Clarence Major. COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN, Left to Right: Building, June COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, SEATED: Mr. Major, sponsor. Garrett, Finance, Robert Dickerson, Cafeteria, Alma Wil- STANDING, Left to Right: Aubrey Hall, president, Safety, liamsgl-lealth8zWelfare, Hazel West, Devotional, Judy Eugene Pierce, Program, Emily Brown, Publicity, Mary Co er Grounds Franklin Colle Not Pictured- Social Vir inia Revere, Girls' Athletic, Doris Burton, Boys' Athlet PP S , Y- - 8 8zRecreational, Suzanne Northam. ic, Mike Ailsworth. H2 ' 22 -W .Mia 5 SEATED, Left to Right: S. Powell, A. Hall, B. Stewart. STANDING, ROW I: J. Jones, J. Healy, M. Powell, T. Miller, M. Puller, B. Mills, G. Hart, H. Apsley, B. Williams, ROW II: J. Garrett, E. Barrett, M. Revere, R. Ryland E. Quesinberry, R. Dickerson, W. Milby, J. Mercer, M. Ward, C. Keely, Mr. Major. agfaem, The Student Co -operative Association is the most important organization of the school whose members consist of the student body and the faculty. The Student Council works with the faculty to promote better school spirit, co-operation within the school, and to carry out the school policies. Two representatives from each class and each class president make up the Student Council's membership along with our competent sponsor and principal of the school, Mr. Clarence Major. On October 16, thirteen delegates were chosen from the Student Council to represent the school at the State SCA Convention held at Northumberland High School. Aubrey Hall was vice-chairman, and Shirley Powell was discussion leader from this school. The very informative theme Progress Through Unity gave us a better understanding of co -operation and school spirit within the school. This honorable organization has served our school in many ways, and we believe that it will continue to do so for many years to come. 37 SEATED, Left to Right: Doris Burton, Suzanne Northam, Emily Brown, Aubrey Hall. STANDING: Mary Virginia Revere, Janet Shackelford, Gewn Kellar, Carolyn Bristow, Garnett Quesinberry, Elaine Roberts, Robert Dickerson, Shirley Powell. NOT PICTURED: Tommie Miller. WT Tommie selling ice cream. Doris explaining emblem at Tapping. etadlai In the fall an impressive tapping ceremony was held in the audito- rium. Nine new members were tapped and inducted into the club. Betas are willing to serve their school in any way when the occasion arises. This year the Betas sold ice cream in the cafeteria, took care of the lobby, and installed an honor roll. Members of the Beta Club strive constantly to attain the Beta Club goals which are achievement, character, and leadership. Motto: Let us lead by sewing others. Betas relax after Tapping. A-X :Bi BEER? ,N SEATED: Janet Shackelford. STANDING, ROW I: Mrs. Bristow, Evelyna Fears, Carolyn Bristow, Patricia Daniel Eloise Milby, Paula Revere Elizabeth Walker Elaine Roberts Jane Mor an Jane Norton ROW II , , , 8 y - Dolly Wilson, Margie Folliard, Cynthia Fleet, Patsy Ailsworth, Mary Fears, Emily Brown. NOT PICTURED: Suzanne Northam, Norma Jean Sears. The William S. Christian Future Teachers' Association was organized in M.l-l.S. in 1956, for the purpose of helping those students interested in teaching by giving information, opening up new fields, and pro- viding practiced experience whenever possible. The club works to arouse the interest of others who would make fine teachers. Among the objectives this year are an assembly program, a plan to provide a helper from the Future Teachers for each member of the faculty and to assist with refreshments at the regular faculty meetings. The twenty members of the club elected Eloise Milby,Elaine Roberts, Janet Shackelford and Mrs. Bristow as delegates to the State Convention at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. They had great fun and brought back enthusiastically many excellent and helpful ideas. Janet and Barbara serve the teachers at Some girls explain at the board. a faculty meeting. ff '-' X pf ' . The first major project of the Junior Dramatics Club was its participation in the Youth Round-up Parade. Here are pictures of its very lovely float. Float under construction. .5 , - . -.X A l 'x N . A. ., A a ff l ROW 1, Left to Right: T. Cusimano, R. Ryland, E. Long, D. Gray, J. McGurk, Mrs. Gray. ROW 2: M. Jones, G. Baker, M. Wilson, B. Newbill, F. Pierce, J. Major. ROW 3: P. Scott, J. Miller, B. Sibley, D. Shores, L. Keely, J. Hall. ROW 4: B. Pettus, C. Johnson, B. Mayo, J. Healy, D. Hundley, J. Marshall. ROW 5: F. Creighton, N. Pierce, D. Hurley, G. Ruark, A. Richardson, B. Copper. ROW 6: P. Price, A. Johnston, J. Green T. Roberts, J. Baker, J. Pitts. ROW 7: D. Edwards, A. Parker, W. Callis, D. Mantell, M. Smither, P. Howell. NOT PICTURED: L. Lucas, B. Parker, D. Kennard. Mr. Armstrong keeps them buw. o game! . ROW 1: A. Foster, J. Miller, J. Lucas, D. Mason, M. Mercer, D. Ashburn. ROW 2: S. Price, B. Pierce, M. Hill, M. Norris, B. Thrift, W. Sears. ROW 3: R. Green, A. Miller, G. Hogge, F. Keely, H. Apsley. ROW 4: R. Ruark, S. Hale, R. Hall, L. Purcell, J. Robins. ROW 5: D. Gill, J. Fleet, B. Stewart, B. Robertson, J. Bris- tow. ROW 6: Mr. Armstrong, R. Ranum, D. Taylor, K. Johnston, L. Ward, A. Callis. Im The Junior Band performs v M I DDLESEX 'HGH scuooz. SALU una I ROW I, Left to Right: E. Pruitt, E. Roberts, B. Soles, F. Perkinson, P. Daniel, P. Yates, M. Fears, P. Revers. ROW II: E. Barrett, E. Johnson, C. Collis, B. Payne, L. Ward, E. Jognson, J. Armstrong, B. Major. ROW III: P. Stevens, B. Sibley, S. Sibley, A. Stevens, B. Stewart, J. Major, M. Norris, B. Verlander. ROW IV: H. Lamberth, J. Stone, S. Rose, M. Moore, T. Traughber, B. Marshall, S. Shores, B. Lawson. ROW V: J. Akers, B. Copper, E. Long, J. McGurk, D. Ashburn, F. Grove, G. Kellar, M. Haynes. ROW VI: V. Krowe, F. Pierce, J. Montgomery, I-I. Libby, D. Wilson, M. Folliard, F. Prince, S. Powell. ROW VII: B. Armstrong, T. Roberts, A. Johnston, B. Quesinberry, R. Ruark, R. Dickerson, E. Quesinberry, A. Williams. ROW VIII: L. Shores, B. Stewart, B. Newbill, E. Pierce, M. Ailsworth, D. South, D. Yarrington, J. Stoddard. The Glee Club co-operated with the Dra- matics Club to add music in the Christmas Pageant. It served as both background music and angels. 6 Each year the Glee Club of Middlesex High School strives for betterment. Having members from the 9th grade through the 12th we have a very nice size club of about fifty-five members. During the year we sing for the pleasure of our fellow students, as well as singing fordifferent organizations around the surrounding counties, and taking a major part in our holiday programs. Under the direction of Miss Quesinberry we have a lot of fun as well as good training. 44 Here several girls gather around Miss Emily Ques- Here the Glee Club entertains the inberry, their sponsor, plays the piano. student body. ROW I, Left to Right D Mantel1,J Smither J Miller D Edwards B Daniel J Harrow C Johnson, B Mayo Hall ROW Ill W Walton, B Parker M W1lson,B Sibley P Price 45 T. Hogge, ROW Il: Howell, G. Williams, 'Figg, B.,Pe.ttus, P. Slodlilard, D., Hlxndley, Rowell, L. lieely, J, . : . . , . ' . ' , . ' . OFFICERS, Left to Right: president, Elaine Roberts, sponsor, Mrs. James, vice-president, Jan McGurk3 secre- tary and reporter, Eva Arm Long. A group of girls have organized themselves into a very promising Library Club. During the meetings they plan bulletin board displays and the promotion of neater library habits. The high school girls work as library assistants. Mrs. James has established a duty schedule for them. Each assistant has a definite job each month. They sign library permits, keep records, prepare books for circulation, work on book displays and lend and receive books. These high school volunteers make a valuable contribution through the services they render the school. SEATED AT TABLE, Left to Right: Jane Morgan, Mildred Wilkes, Barbara Verlander, Jane Norton, Patricia . Daniel, and Velma Krowe make plans for the bulletin board. STANDING: Mrs. JameS and TOm1'f1iE Lou C1151 mano help as Annie Pearl Taylor, Meredith Jones, and Gayle Baker look up material. 46 STANDING Coach Davres Left to Rrght ROW 1 A Hall, presrdent M Mrlby E Ruark, v1ce presrdent D Br1stow,J Mercer ROW2 J Phrllrps, W LeCompte J Ward F Taylor, E Quesmberry E Prerce B Stewart F Colley ROW 3 C Abbott, L Shores C Colley B LeCompte E M1lby N Garnett, D Wrlson, C Brrstow ROW4 M Allsworth R Drckerson, B Abbott, secretary D Burton, W Darnell, V Marshall NOT PICTURED B W1ll1ams The Monogram Club consrsts of boys and grrls who have earned a letter by partrcrpatmg rn the school athletrc program Our Club strrves to uphold the hrgh rdeals of good sportsmanshrp farr play and the reputatron of our school 1n all athletrc events The Monogram Club also presents an award to the most outstandrng Senror boy and grrl athletes Under the capable gurdance of Coach Davres the Monogram Club 1S lookrng forward to another outstandrng year 47 ' 1 . . l , : . , . 5 I. . . : . . , . , . . , . . l : . . , . , . , . , . . I 1 . , . . , . - . . 0 - 0 , , . ROW 1, Left to Right, SEATED: J. Harrow, E. Purcell, E. Moore, B. Marshall, E. Ryman, B. Bray, A. Bristow. ROW 2: C. Callis, vice-president, H. West, reporter, D. Bristow, treamrer, N. Garnett, president, E. Brooks, historian, B. LeCompte, secretary, M. Haynes. ROW 3: F. Perkinson, T. Traughber, M. Colley, A. Clarke, C. Miller, F. Grove, S. Shores, H. Walton, B. Lawson, P. Yates, J. Hall, V. Crowe, G. Hayden, sponsor, Mrs. Baker. ROW 4: B. Soles, S. Sibley, L. Thompson, A. Taylor, F. Rogers, M. Fitchett, P. Sears, H. l..ibby, J. Montgomery. NOT PICTURED: D. Finney, E. Holt, N. Jessie, J. Rogers. Hazel and Edwina work diligently. Julia gets to practice on Clara. 71 We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hopes, for we have the clear con- sciousness of seeking old and precious values. We will be the builders of homes for America's future, homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair, and where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams The future Homemakers of America is a national, voluntary organization, composed of girls who are or have been enrolled in home economics classes. COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Rose MOTTO: Toward N ew Horizons 48 Hansel? ROW 1, Left to Right, SEATEDg reporter, W. Darnell, vice-president, B.Wilson,president, F. Taylor, secretary, J. Phillips, treasurer, M. Major, sentinel, I-l. Brown. ROW 2: Mr. Austin, V. Williams, C. Garrett, B. Wilson, B. Tomlin, E. Walton, L. Lucas, A. Kirby, J. Marks. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization founded for farm boys. This organization was established in 1928. The Virginia Association was first to receive its charter. The Middlesex FFA Chapter was first chartered in March 1933. During the years of the war it was dissolved and was issued a new State charter in September 1952. This year the chapter has an enrollment of seventeen members. Of these members there are four Seniors who will graduate in the spring. The chapter has many activities: Forestry Contest, Tractor Driving Contest, Rifle team, field trips to places of interest, and many other worthwhile relative activities. 49 What are they? Floyd, Bryant, and friend at the fair Charles S. and Charles G. on their way to a beauty contest. if SEATED, Left to Right, ROW 1: M. Fears, president, P. Revere, T. Traughber, secretary 6: treasurer, T. Mil- ler, reporter, P. Daniel, S. Hall, M. Wilkes. ROW 2: Miss Rowe, F. Grove, D. Yarringtong J Akers, W. Dar- nell, D. Ashburn, R. Ruark, B. Newbill, Mr. DeBusk, A. Parker, J. LeCompte. 007' The 4-H Club was formed in 1956 at Middlesex High School. The group is composed of boys and girls who have had several years of 4-H Club work. The Club is looked upon for leadership and participation in District and State contests, camps and short courses. There are six active 4-H Clubs in the county with an enrollment of 181 boys and girls and 10 4-H adult leaders. - A A 4 rr. SEATED, Left to Right, ROW l: Miss Rowe, J. Harrow, T. Hogge, H. Apsley, J. Fleet, J. Abbott, L. Thomas, C. Soles, B. Pierce, A. Foster, Mr. DeBusk. ROW 2: J. Lucas, J. Miller, D. Mason, L. Butler, A. Miller, B. Miller, C. Marks, R. Powell, V. Dunlevy. ROW 3: N. Figg, E. Rogers, M. Grimstead, M. Puller, P. Hogge, S. Wilson, C. Brill, M. Harrow, M. Mercer. ROW 4: J. Jackson, W. Fitchett, R. Darnell, R. Miller, R. Ranum, S. Lawson, G. Hart, H. Hall, B. Mills, J. Linthicum. 50 ROW I, Left to Right: Mr. Davies, B. LeCompte, J Wood, J Phillips D Thomas, H West ROW ll R Benson, E. Pierce, C. Colley, J. Copper, S. Colley, H Lamberth J Shackelford B Verlander ROW III J. Stone, S. Rose, A. Williams, I. Slaughter, J Montgomery, B Wilson, B Newbill W Abbott ROW IV E. Pruitt, H. Walton, L. Thompson, A. Taylor, N Garnett, V Crowe Sa 79 The Safety Patrol has progressed much in the past few years. It strives to promote better safety not for one but for all. Members are constantly on watch for safety in travel to and from school, at school, and at extra-curricular activities. We try to emphasize safety to prevent suffering and accidents. 51 em, Q ms, Una ?5'u'32, quam 51 mms: an 21 mimi-na and Eric are mimeo- Here Jimmy, Dave, graphing the 'Saxon star for distribution. XX Q . f X i THE STAFF ofthe SAXON STAR EDITOR-IN -CHIEF ........................ Dave Hurley BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . Eric Quesinberry CLUB EDITOR ..... . . . Tommy Roberts SOCIAL EDITOR . . . . . Velma Krowe CLASS EDITOR . . . .... Faye Pierce SPORTS EDITOR . . ..... Jimmy Pitts FEATURE EDITOR. . . ................. Agnes Richardson TYPING ........ .................... G eorge Snead CIRCULATION . . . . . Joe Baker, Winfred Callis, Nevelle Pierce SPONSOR . . . ............. Miss Emily Quesinberry Sana 5 This year the 9th grade published the new school newspaper the SAXON STAR. It has news of all types, including the announcements of coming events, sports, club articles, and class news. The school paper is liked by students as pictured below and to the side. 52 Ali Q -1.- ,QIQN W Mm? :Ee M ws' Q? M' Q Rv. gif? 55f??'i: f . MR, ,Q :gf F 'mff5 5'2 if S .1 .P . 2 , 1P 2id'A 11 5 MQ +e Wi? ,- .-Q.. i NXNN .4 A Y'?ll-1. ' .4 E f 2 5 O i 'jjj 5 3 IM, gi 3 Z -ff Q 5 w XM A X- B Stewart D Bristow F Colley W LeCompte W Abbott Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard SCORES New Kent West Point King William Pleasant Hill Christchurch Mathews A Hall Quarterback R Dickerson J Ward Rrght Tackle Right End SCORES Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex W Milby M Ailsworth L Shores Left Halfback Fullback Right Halfback MANAGERS D Yarrrngton Go' Warren, Go' J Mercer J Pitts E Ruark B. Quesinberry E Quesinberry A Johnston W Darnell C. Abbott T. Roberts R. Ruark aol' Under a hot sun early in September a large group of Saxons turned out for football practice After a few weeks of strenuous work under Coach Davies the squad was reduced to nineteen players and Warren Milby Aubrey Hall and Mike Ailsworth were elected tri-captains. During the whole season the team was plagued with injuries- it suffered a particularly hard blow when Aubrey Hall was lost early in the season because of a broken collar bone. Mike Ails- worth took over the responsibilities of quarter- back, and Wayne Abbott moved to the fullback spot vacated by Ailsworth. Although Middlesex never made the victor's column, it was always a tough competitor with a hard-running backfield and a hard-blocking line. The shortage of manpower proved to be the principal weakness. Each member of the squad of 1957 is to be commended for hard work, excellent sportsman- ship, and school spirit. NOT PICTURED: E. Walton Sponsored by TAYLOR HARDWARE Urbanna, Va. KNEELING: Robert Dickerson, Larry Shores, Warren Milby, Aubrey Hall, Mike Ailsworth, Decker Bristow, Bobby Stewart, Jimmy Mercer, Jimmy Pitts. STANDING: Charles Abbott, Rufus Ruark, Jerry Ward, Buddy Abbott, Edwin Ruark, Eric Quesinberry, Tommie Roberts, Franklin Colley, Buddy Quesinberry, Wilbert Darnell, Al Johnston, Coach Davies. You can't hold a Saxon back. Q LINE, LEFT to RIGHT: Jerry Ward, Robert Dickerson, Buddy Abbott, Eric Quesinberry, Franklin Colley, Decker Bristow, Bobby Stewart. Quarterbacks: Aubrey Hall, Larry Shores, Mike Ailsworth, Warren Milby. i FORWARDS, Left to Right: Doris Burton, Clara Colley, Agnes Richardson, Jennifer Major, Beatrice Payne Eloise Milby, Lola Ward, Jane Morgan. W! I I 4 r I z , 1 I , ff 1,1 ' 1 . uf. o,w sf' X' Agnes stands by. 1 . 1 f a . O -, Uv Asfv GUARDS, ROW 1. Left to Right: Paula Revere, Nancy Make it, Doris! Garnett, Edwina Pruitt. ROW 2: Tommie Miller, Faye 57 Perkinson. ROW 3: Mary Jane Haynes. r..'l- sy 'fl xx' A. Hall, R. Dickerson, F. Taylor, J. Mercer, co-captains, M. Ailsworth, W. Milby, Coach Davies, E. Pierce, D. South, D. Bristow, J. Ward, J. Pitts. Not Pictured: B. Willia.ms. MANAGERS: Carey Miller, D. T. Gray, and Buddy Quesinberry. Jump, Genie, Jump!! am' 2 In November interest ran high as a large number of boys vied for a place on the basketball team. Finally the team was reduced to twelve players - four returning lettermen and eight other reliable players. The 1957 -58 basketball season got under way with a hard-fought victory over King William. Throughout the season the team enjoyed other victories and also suffered some defeats. By the end of the season hard work and unquenchable effort secured for Middlesex a berth in the District Tournament. Middlesex entered in second place with a 9-6 record. In the opening game Middlesex defeated King William 42-30. This meant Middlesex would meet West Point for the district championship. After a spine-tingling, hard- fought game West Point edged Middlesex by 49-47 in what proved to be the best game of the entire season. After the game the second place trophy was presented to the team. Each member of the 1957-58 basketball squad displayed exceptionally fine sportsmanship and school spirit and endeared themselves to all Middlesex sympathizers. Sponsored by BANK OF MIDDLESEX Urbanna, Va. 58 Kmg W1111am Mathews New Kent Chnstchurch West Po1nt Pleasant H111 Charles C1ty Marnott Mathews New Kent Mlddlesex Mxddlesex Mxddlesex Mxddlesex Mlddlesex Mxddlesex M1dd1esex Mtddlesex M1dd1esex i SCORES Kmg W1111am Chnstchurch West Po1nt Pleasant H111 Charles C1ty TOURNAMENT Kmg W1111am M1dd1esex M1dd1esex M1dd1esex Mxddlesex M1dd1esex M1dd1esex ,,av'-W' ,awww Two more pomts' ' ' ' 24 ..... ' 28 ' ' ' 49 . . . . . ' 27 ..... ' 33 ' 46 ..... ' 23 ..... ' 38 ' 56 ..... ' ' 38 ..... ' 35 ' 38 ..... ' ' 59 ..... ' 51 ' 41 ..... ' ' 47 ..... ' 41 ' 26 ..... ' 45 ' ' ' 30 .... . ' ' 29 ..... Middlesex 62 West Point 49 ..... Middlesex 36 ..... ' 40 47 ..... ' 57 v , I ,yd 5 4 ku Setting UP the defense' 59 Coach smiles at a job well done Z M. Ailsworth W. Milby A. Hall B. Stewart F. Colley B. Williams V. Marshall E. Pierce lt's a hit! f .. X Baseball composes an important part of the sports program in our school. Through it leadership, sportsmanship, and the responsi- bility of teamwork are developed. Baseball provides the wholesome recreation needed by all young men for a well-rounded school life. Here at Middlesex High the interest is very stimulating for the team. The squad appre- ciates the support of the student body and faculty, and asks that you continue your support. Christchurch Christchurch Marriott King William Pleasant Hill Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Track is a sport which requires the greatest effort from everyone who participates. Competition is keen in track so everyone must do his best if he wishes to win. Track concentrates on the mental and physical ability of those who are trying to win. A person must have split-second timing and the ability to know when to put forth his greatest effort if he wishes to become the victor of the contest. A person must be physically able to compete in track and must have stamina to complete the contest. Track develops sportsmanship, physicalwell -being, mentalalertness, and self-reliance. All ' ,, Z ' I' ' 3 Z l tilt' .K Lflr Aubrey proves Middlesex is a tough competitor Carlyle, give the extra push! 61 Let's make this one 50 feet, Mike' I I -. 22, U 4 Q' fnnqrn Q-142: js... jgk. A ' ' s ' Qa- I ui 8 V , x H f X s x ' ' ' J ' 'f 4 a I 4 hyd Ag Q ue as 5 I sis Q ' Co Q Q 5 5 -.Ja-L 4 f ir-: , 4 I . fn X 'QA .,. ' 6... fs' ,V , A limi 7 1: 4 .2 1. X' 13.11 1 . V , - W- V.,-ff ' F ,, 4-f .M- J ...f ,,:1,. , 5:fE,,.k R , ,F fi' X fu., .l'1'-Sax Mfg! ja J HP A I ' r I QR' ,X GOODY! 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COLLEGIATE CAP 8- GOWN COMPANY Champaign llllnols TAYLOR S Suppliers of Middlesex Hlgil School Caps and Gowns Vlrglnla Representative Phone 6 4611 James L Deck 300 East Mann Street Richmond 19 Vurgmla Dehawue Vlrgmm Compllmenfs For Prescriptions HAYNES PHARMACY WADE C STEWART Authorized Dealer or PITOYIC 6 3411 lxusco 4lumLnum Storm Wmdous and Doors Phone 6 3023 Delfavllle DELTA SERVICE CENTER A J NORRIS BOAT YARD Tm Boats for Work or Pleasure Batteries Phone Delta 6 4244 Auto Reims Phone 6 3563 Deltavulle Vlrglnla Deltavnlle Vlrgmla PEOPLES HUNDLEY at EVANS Sound Insurance or every 'Need DRUG STORE Telephone HlLLcresf 3 2341 3 5577 Prescnphons and Drugs 225 Prince Street Tappahannock Vurglma Phone HlLLcresf 3 2700 Toppohonnock V '9'n'0 . . . , of M. c. A A Deltaville Virginia - ' , Va. ca f If as If Wrll Pay You To Shop Kilmarnock BEN FRANKLIN 54 AND 'I04 Mom and Church Street Kilmarnock Vlrgmlo JCEl4IMAJOR Contractor and Bur lder The measure of quallfy Eshmofes Fumrshed Phone Soluda 8 2898 Complzments HURD3 SAI ES FRIGIDAIRF' SFHVICE Phone 6 3400 Deltovalle Vlrgmm I'I'I'I'I'l'l'l'I'I'I'l'I Gen. Mdse. Elec. Supplies ALFRED NEWBll.L Auto Parts Trres Esso Gas 8 Url Phone 8 2143 Samos Samos Vlrglnxa W L BAKER General Merchandise Phone Saluda 8 2'l44 Vlrg Ima Compliments H G STEWART Burldmg Contractor No Job Too Large or Too Small Compliments J C HOGGE General Merchandlse Phone 8 3124 V Warne' Vlrglnla Deltavllle IYQIDIO Phone 6 3444 Leonard Wrlght Prop H0'P GARLAND w ROBINS ELECTRIC SERVICE Co H051-iffy Work Clvfhes Notlons gales and Sewlce Gloves Underwear Electrical Wlrlng Raduo Televlslon and Home Appluances Phone 3571 DCltaVlll9 Phone Delta 6 3062 Deltavllle Vlrglnla THEVALUESHOPINC West Point s Oldest Department Store Deltavllle Phone l74 W A GAULT Good Things to Eat Poll Parrot Shoes Phone 6 3362 Vurglnla Mr Condltloned Complzments Vlest Pomt Ylrgmxa Of JoHN H PITTS Jr Urbanna Vlrgmla .. of of .. , . . . .I .. :Q .-.- . I ' Va. I . .. Il . ,. I C plzments 0 XX VKX N QNXXXE me Id Scludo VG D ol 8 23ll More-thnF1ftyYas fSr Vg a RAPPAHANNOK RIVER BRAND 0 Y S T E R S Wholesale and Retarl Dealers J W FERGUSON SEAFOOD CO Z 26 Sol d I 2421 KILMARNOCK HOME BAKERY C S Phone HE 5 4481 P O Box 236 K l arnock West Po t VINCENT FUNERAL HOME IC alDlre 1' r om ' f 0 1' . --N-,M-In 7 Complete .......-.-. Home Bui ing Servi , . 5 - a ' e r o e vice to ir ini Builders ' . Q 1 o ,W Phone: Solude I-1420 Remlilx, Va. 8- 4 Res.: u u - Homemade akes, pie , etc. i m Benjamin P. V'n ent Funer ' c o and Embalmer in Complete Banking Trust Servlce CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK ORGANIZED I927 WEST POINT VIRGINIA CAPITAL FUNDS IN EXCESS OF S500 OOO 00 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LORD MOTT COMPANY OLD RELIABLE BRAND OYSTERS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES URBANNA, VIRGINIA 1 INCORPORATED PACKERS OF MILLER CHEVROLET INC Soludc Phone 8 3013 Chevrolet Uldsmoblle Sales 81 SCFVICC New K Lsed Cars Sz Trucks Repalr Vlork A Speclallty 24 Hour Wrecker Service Vurgunla Dealer 20 BANK OF LANCASTER Kilmarnock, Vlfglhld Capital 8. Surplus S200 O00 00 Nlember of the Federal Reserve System an Nlember f Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon 2V2'Xa INT PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Total Resources over S4,500,000.00 O 1 s 0 0 U 4 I Q , O o SOUTHSIDE MARINE SERVICE INC P R FARM AND HOME SERVICE NC cl 8 A CAREER Wffh With A Future' N Qfyfyx .QR W o e cenead e f X Con L X e 'Egnee g X K Feld of tod y dt . 6 Q Q1 5 X R5 'Zi x X W viRsiNiA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY f o Urbanna Virginia For the Best in Modem Farm Equi ment See your Massy-Harris-Ferguson Dealer Sales, Service and General epair I , I . Robert L. Bristow, Manager Warner Virginia Phone: Salu a -3127 T 'r ,f 7 ,M 1 I e It ,,fZA -I ic, . RK ' L 1' , me ! A I I... , I .X-fx , If ' ' - y .u lik s C n. matiw ly f matics, Sider engineering . I w , X For your car er. n i rin is -- ek . Q Qi the I a cn omor- 5 4' ' row. Progress is fast. New iobs ' X I X I 'N 5 , X' , f I J Q ,f or opening up ver ay. Plan E , ,, A 1' . . X I Q f for a lob with cz future-plan to J ,,,,,, - bean engin er! Q fi XX xx' ' F X , E n ' 1 ' , 4 fi ' I Q55-. Q . - ..... 'RX N. Ni! As you come to the end of thts the 19th volume of the Mrddle saxon we the Senror Class and Annual Staff hope that you have emoyed rememberrng or learnrng about qwhrchever the case may bej educatron at Mrddlesex Hrgh School We hope that through all rts phases classes organrzatrons and sports that you have caught or revrved the spurt that makes hrgh school lrfe xmportant We the Senror Class and Annual Staff w1sh to express our deep apprecratron to all who have arded us rn our many areas of rnterest Especrally do we thank Mr Major our pr1nc1pal Mrs Wrllram Luttrell our class sponsor and Mrss Edna Glenn our rndlspensable yearbook advrsor There have been many others also who s krndness generoslty and mterest have made our hlgh school day successful To all we say thanks Edltor 88 1 V G A Q ' y F l u Q l -7 l 'Q Q9 f E 5 xg 1 d X r