Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

yn.. x 1 ' E L we-.. -QA...-va-.a.:, ' M w-QAW-3.1.x-wma..-X. W M- ' - Q. mean , is Z... A -gi ' i a.f,,,nmm'I it ini THE TRQJAN Presented by The Seniors OF MIDLOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL Miclloihian, Virginia Thls 15 our TROJAN FORTRESS Here we grow strong ACADEMICALLY PHYSICALLY and SOCIALLY to meet w1th fortltude and courage the problems and challenges of FOREWARD DEDI CATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS CO TET ACADEMICALLY s W' yn s Q MEA nv X ' f' L . T ' an 3 ii ,fl IKE b. V. F- pi, PHYSICALLY SOCIALLY Nl' fa! I--4. WITH JOY AND GRATITUDE we the Senior Class dedicate the 1960 TRQJAN to one Who has offered friendship understanding and a helping hand to us throughout our high school years' Who has given sacrificially of her time and efforts to help us in our undertakings' Who has an unfailing personal interest in each student' And whose sincere unselfish life is an inspiration to all who know her. We would like to take this opportunity to extend a sincere 'Thank you to MRS. HELEN B. CROWELL Vvv 954515, KWW ADMINISTRATIQN W W Gordon Adm1n1st1-atlve Asslstant to Supermtendent Fred D Thompson Supemntendent of Schools Mr Thompson and Mr Gordon confer on school matters M155 Ida Exnstem Mrs Thelma G Crenshaw Elementary Supervlsor V1s1t1ng Teacher W G Tucker D1rector of Instruct1on CHESTERFIELD CO NTY OFFICER Mxss Carrle Lee Clark V1s1t1ng Teacher wana- 8 i llllillllll X N1 ug -1 I1 li I1 V1 U1 U1 V1 rgt 'i -- iq- IOOL Bond 1 1 1 1 S LJ 1 1 C I C1 111111, CIIOV1-1' Hill, P P M. S 1 1 Ib 11114511 1311111 S 1 1L11y to S11p1-1'i11t1111d- 1 ll 1 11 as 1 11111 1.11411 J4IlL4I IJ1l11g J. XX. lQllr'wL'11, ll 11 11111 1 111 O11 1 1111111e 1 1 1X4 H1 t111L L11 511111-1'i11t1-11111-nt, Board of Superwsors from left E P Gates Commonwea1t11'5 Attorney Marshall Driskill, 'vidl h R J B tto Manchester N1 VN Burnett Executue becretary I G. Horne-r,C1over H111 S R Hague Jr Dale H T Goyne, Sr Bermuda H K Hagerman Xiatoaca. I E I Mr C G Smlth Jr TO THE GRADUATI SENIOR I sxncerely hope that thls has been a successful and a rewarchng year for each of you n sp1r1t of good c1t1zensh1p I beheve that under your strong lnfluence a serlousness of purpose 6X1 ts among our entlre student body As you are about to leave, I challenge you to be ever mmdful that your graduatwn from M1dloth1an IS but a beg1nn1ng Do not be lulled mto complacency by lt but go forth to meet your future tasks wlth the same falth and determ1nat1on for whlch we now honor you ilirrzaa 9 rf C G Smlth Jr Prlnclpal I O 4, ,J . . , l O behalf of the faculty, I wish to congratulate you on your pride in academic excellence and your Q 2 1 mai SCI-IOCL ADMINISTRATIO Mr Sm1th was Princ1pal at Page County Hlgh School in Stanley for flve years be fore com1ng to Mxdlothian two years ago He holds a B A degree from K1ng College 1n Bristol Tenn , and an M Ed degree from V P I Mr Srruth has completed thirty semester hours of work at the Un1vers1ty of V11-g1n1a toward a D Ed degree Mr C G Smlth .Tr Mr Routon holds a B S degree and an M A degree from the Unlverslty of Rlch rnond He has been at Midloth1an for fourteen years, serv1ng as Ass1stant Prmcipal for the past two Mrs Alease W Frady I I Mr Cha.r1esR Routon Mrs Frady does all the 0ff1C6 c1er1ca1 Work A graduate of M1dloth1an, she has worked 1n th1s capaclty for two years fm Mr. Charles W. Bilmond V.P.I. Math, Physics Mr. Paul C . lddings University of Virginia Biology Mrs. Virginia A. Justis Longwood Science 8 vi Miss Betty Southall Longwood Science 9, ' , Chemistry if if ix! SCIENCE kwin Mr. Bilmond - Physics Mr. Iddings - Biology Miss Southall - Chemistry I2 Mrs. Justis - Science MATHEMATICS Mrs. Pauline H, Brewster Miss. Delta State, University of Alabama Science 9, Math 9 Mrs. Nell Spraker Emory and Henry, Mary Washington Math 8 Not pictured: Mrs. Alice Campbell Westhampton Algebra Mr s . Phyllis Wacker Westhampton Algebra 1-Sanz: I9 it is is Mrs. Campbell - Algebra Mrs. Brewster - Math Mrs. Spraker - Math '19 X 1 wi 3 ,- Q1 Mrs . Ashley Gordon We sthampton and Randolph- Macon Latin I 8: Hg French I Miss Jeannette Longo Mary Washington Spanish I Sz II: English 10 Mrs. Helen Crowell Grove City College and University of Richmond English ll 8: 12 ' .....- .... J1-,.-, ivl1S5 Calulcc Sus.uA Longwood English 9 Mrs. Nancy R1chardson Mary Washin ton A 8 English 8 ,M e Mrs. Richardson - English mf, QQWV LA GUAGES W Mrs. Gordon - french Miss Longo - English Mrs. Crowell - Literature W. Miss Silcox - English My Mr. Edward A. Britton R.P.l. World History Mr. Louis A. Wacker, Jr. University of Richmond U. S. History, U.S. GOvernment SQCIAL TUDIES Mr. Britton - World History Mr. Raenord Walker East Carolina College rf S I W f if X I Mr. Walker - History 8 Mr. Wacker - U.S. Government LIBRARY Lynchburg College ' ' Longwood Library - r , Mrs. Tilrnan - Library History 8, Phys. Ed. 3: rf, YA Miss Virginia Harrison Longwood Shorthand I, Typing I, V Bookkeeping, General Business 'QQ ,.'- S' 'V Miss Ruby Hotinger H Shorthand II, Typing I 81 II , ,J I I . 4 , Madison '44 BUSINESS CGURSES Miss Harrison - General Business Miss Hotinger ' TYPU18 xx fa: H 'N R .P.l . Band Miss Jean Spencer Berea College Vocal Music Mr. James Wesley Crurnrnett l I C Mr. Crummett - Band I6 Miss Spencer - Chorus HOME ECO OMICS at .V Miss Emily Johnson 3 Mary Washington, Longwood :L Home Economics, History Miss Johnson - Home Economics Mr. William P. Blair, Jr Miss Blunt - Girls' Physical Education Wayne State University Miss Nancy L. Blunt '- Physical Education Madison Girls' Physical Education, Health Mr. Bill Pellagrino University of Richmond Physical Education, Driver Education Mr. Blair - Boys' Physical Education Mr. Pellagrino - Driver Education ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Nellie Brauer Longwood Fir st Grade Mrs MaryM Bower Westhampton Fourth Grade 'ix Mrs. Marlene F. Johnston Concord . :.,-L I ,L ,1 Firsl. urauc Mrs, Margaret Fisher Longwood Second Grade Mrs Dale Nofsinger Mrs Ruth Y Hall Mad1SOH A Averett Longwood R P Fourth Grade Flfth Grade in Miss Virginia Snead William and Mary Third Grade 'Dv Q59 Mrs LouB Young Madison F1fth Grade Mrs Frances W Tucker Mrs Lucille G Johnson Mrs Mary F Sheffield Mrs Maxine Salle Averett Mary Washmgton Lyncl Durg Radford Longwood Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Miss Dorothy Hudson Longwood R P I Mrs Maude L Kerby Mary Washington Seventh Grade ,ff Mary Washington Sixth Grade Not pictured Mrs Betty W Weaver Mrs Virginia Goggm Mlss Barbara Sultan Mlss Winifred Schenck Miss Edith Shultz vw he S ,X 1 L is . . . . . I. . , . -1- . . . F L yr, ek . . . , e if wi A i t Seventh Grade Mrsl claudine Iddings ayu . - '13 f ,X CLASSES TROJANS Fil' J. V. Cheerleaders at St. Christopher's 'J Bonfire North and South become one in Connecticut-born Mr. Pellegrino A new Beta is tapped Begin the Beguine' If .rf 1 wi: Q JJ A v H . m,..,,-M - -- ,., f igs ' -wif '51 V AL,, ,, W-' figs, skip, V ,,, f 4 A. if 'fs Q , 4 'ffzij 4, -+ ' .fsfq ,511 as , lk ex A - 1 ' 'W ,T?w,,fx'g , :X Q 1 A 'A' - H ' I f. if no v. 2443 -- 'lfiilxklxs ' . 33,.-M5,f,fg.i,- i I- 'V 1 , J J' ,f - Q ' ,wa f M-'flb Je A V A if -fi' 1 f , ,gry ...Q 'fx 1 f 4 Q-lI+f ' Q ff ,. 1 W p +-M - J in in A M 5 V' l' Q if Vx ' Q 'M fr'-- ' w'?':1r' ... ' 4 f V x X1 V V ...nv 4' Mrs. Gordon, Elizabeth, Reeves, Diane, Miss I-lotinger, and Tommy President . . . . . Diane Hargrave S E O R Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Sponsors . . . . . . Reeves Hall . Elizabeth Schools . . . Tornrny Young . . Miss Hotinger Mrs. Gordon 21 E 'ts MARY SYDNOR APPLEGATE Cheerleader 11, Capt. 125 Home- coming Princess 11, Homecoming 125 Chorus 9,1O, Sec. 115 Comm. 115 Annual Staff 125 rReporter 125 Miller Sr Teen Board 125 Senior iative5 FBLA 12 ROBERT BOLLING BATTE, JR. Beta Club l0,ll,125 Newspaper Co-Publicity Mgr. 10, Circulation Mgr. 11,125 Stage Hand, One Foot in Heaven 115 Drama Club 11,12 E 41 RACHEL LUCILLE AYRES FHA 9,11,125 Chorus 93 JRC 115 J.V. Basketba119,105 Spanish Play 105 Fashion Show 105 Hostess Faculty Banquet 105 Librarian 11 12 1 1 CHARLES DAVID BEARD Basketball 9,105 Projector Club 9,10 MALCOLM BRUCE BARR Talent Show 105 Projector Oper- ator 105 KVG Crew 11,12 ENIORS JACOB VAN BOWEN, JR. Projector Club 95 Band 9,10, Veep 11,12 qw 215' - fmsfzzmsf .- 1.VflQ'gfn5.'w-af t ,. -. ANN MERIWETHER BOYD Softball 9, 103 Basketball 9, 103 Basketball Mgr. 123 Latin Tourna- ment 9 10' Science Club 9, 103 Forensics Debating Team 9, 103 Newspaper 9 1011,12 1960 BRENDA GAYNELL BYRD FHA 9 10 12 Newspaper Typist Www '?5f'N DAVID KEPLER BROWN Transfer 10--Class Veep 103 .T.V. Basketball 103 Track 103 Class Treas. llj Beta Club 11,123 Re- porter Rich. Tirnes-Dispatch 11, 123 Newspaper Reporter 11, Sports Ed. 12Q Prorn Cornrn. 11, Football 11: Editor, Annual 123 Senior Superlative -if ye , :gil is ,BT X M . i fa 'nf' smgvr' A ,A 'QW CHARLOTTE FAYE BURTON FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Hostess F A Banquet 103 Prorn Hostess 10 Prom Cornni. 11 WESLEY CARAWAY JOHN NORMAN COFFMAN KVG CIGW 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Monogram Club 10,113 Basketball 11 Talent Show 103 Annual Staff 12 . , 5 'B YP? ' s 'RFWF' PATRICIA ANNE CORDLE ss't. Basketball Mgr. 93 Beta lub10,11,123FHA11, Treas.123 ewspaper Ty-pist 123 Librarian 2 ELIZABETH HYNES FISHER J.V. Basketball 93 Basketball 10, 11,1231-Iockey 105 Monogram Club 113 FHA 9,lO,11,12g Spanish Play 93 Chorus 123 Talent Show 123 Sen- ior Superlative ,Quut rw BETTYE CAROL DOWNING Chorus 9,1O,l13 FHA 9,10,11,12, Fashion Show 103 Talent Show 125 Christmas Pageant 12 JOHN MCDOWELI. FULTZ, JR. Class Veep 93 Class Pres. 10,112 Baseball 103 Football 9,10,l1,12, Track 113 Beta Club 10,11,123 One Foot in Heaven 113 SCA Veep 112 Nat'1. SCA Con., State SCA Con. gl Wkshp., Chairman, Rich. Dist. SCA 113 SCA Pres. 123 Chairman, Mag. Drive 12 MARIAN ALICE DOWNS .I.V. Basketball 93 FHA 9,10, llQ Chorus 9,103 Newspaper Reporter 9,l0,11,125 JRC 12 SENIOR JANE ELIZABETH HAASE J.V. Basketball 93 Spanish Play 103 Library Ass't. 9,123 Talent Show 103 SCAIO3 Hostess Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 113 Prom Comm. 113 Fashion Show 113 Newspaper Typist St Art- ist 9,l0,ll,123 Annual Staff 122 F HA 123 FBLA 12 ,. 1, E, !,': ' JUDIT1-1 DIANE HANKS FHA 9,1O,11,125 Hostess, Faculty Banquet 105 Prom Comm. 115 Dance Comm. 125 Librarian 12 1960 SANDRA ELIZABETH HARRIS Honor Council 95 FHA 9,1O,125 Chorus 9,105 Beta Club l0,1l,l25 Newspaper Typist 12 Ng., Mmm ?-P1 t' 'UN -N EDWARD REAVES HALL Newspaper Reporter ll, Business Mgr. 125 JRC 9, Treas. 10, ll, Pres. 125 Band 9,1O,ll, Pres. 125 Beta Club 1O,11, Veep 125 Class Veep l25Talent Show 9,1O,l15 SCA Treas. 12 HARTWELL MONTIGUE HENSHAW .TRC 95 Honor Promotion Council 93 Beta Club 9,l0,11,12 -Adm sw 5, f'lf 5 'lb 'fi DIANE FERN HARGRAVE Basketball 95 J.V. Basketball 105 FHA 10,115 Pres. 12, County Veep 125 Prom Chairman 115 Talent Show 11,125 Armual Staff 125 SCA 125 FBLA 125 Senior Superlative NANCY GRAY HOERTER Newspaper Artist 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Council 105 Library Club 9,lO, Librarian 9,105 Christmas Pageant Chorus 95 Basketball 95 Fashion Show ll5Talent Show 115 Prom Comm. 115 FBLA Treas. 12 W Q -4 Y- 'ww 'Ola-... E. JOYCE ANN HUDSON BEIQNARD MATTHEW FHA 10,125 Beta Club 11, Sec.- l'res1s. 125 Library Ass't. 11,125 Christrmas Pageant 9, 105 Prom Couwrwx. 11 WILLIAM PAGE JENNINGS FBLA 125 Chorus 125 Talent Show 125 PTA Play, Christmas Play 12 J.V. Basketball 9,105 Football 9 Baseball 9, Mgr. 105 Track 10 Capt. 11, 125 1-1. R. Capt. Mag Drive 125 Monogram Club 11 JRC 115 Annual Staff 125 SCA 12 MARGARET SCOTT JONES Transfer 11--Homecoming Prin- cess 11, Homecoming Maid of Honor 125 Talent Show 115 Prom Comm. 115 Beta Club 11,125 SCA Reporter 125 Pres. FBLA 125 Thalhimers' Teen Council 12 HULCHER, JR, S IOR CAROL ANN JURGENS Chorus 9,10,ll5 Beta Club 10,11 125 Forensic Poetry Reading 10 11, One-Act Play 115 J.V. Bas- ketball 105 Band 12 1960 MARY ESTELLE MARANO Graduation Chorus 95 Christmas Chorus 105 FHA 9,10,12 H BRENDA FAY KIDD Transfer 12--Beta Club 1O,l1,125 FBLA 12 AUDREY GAYLE MARTIN Band 9, Bus. Mgr. 95 Music Festi- val95 Majorette 1O,11, Drum Ma- jorette 125 J.V. Basketball 9,105 Hockey 105 Softball 9,lO,115 Bas- ketball 125 Chorus 95 Prom Comm. 115 Talent Show 11, 125 FHA 10,11,12 CAROL ANN KING H.R. Capt., Mag. Drive 105 FHA 9,l0,125 Softball 1O,l1,l25 Mono- gram Club 11,12 NANCY YOUNG MOODY Class Treas. 95C1ass Sec. 10,119 Popularity Queen 115 Prom Comm. 115 SIPA Con. 115 News- paper Reporter 10, Sports Ed. 11, News Ed. 125 Annual Staff 125 Homecoming Court 11, 125 SCA Sec. 125 FBLA 125 Senior Super- lative5 Cheerleader, 12 .2 MARIE .TACQUELINE MOORE FHA9,105 Chorus 9,1O,115 Hockey 115 Newspaper Reporter 10, 11, Feature Ed. 125 Annual Staff 125 SIPA Con. 115 Prom Comm. 115 Christmas Pageant 9,10,115 Tal- ent Show 115 Music Festival 9,105 Hornecoming Princess 125 FBLA 125 Senior Superlative JOSEPH STAGG PARKER Football 9,lO,1l,Capt. 125 Base- ball 9,1O,11,125 Monogram Club 10, 115 Class Veep 115 Spanish Play 105 Talent Show 115 Annual Staff 125 Senior Superlative t,t5t 5, E , xxx WN 5 EWC45 MARGARET ELIZABETH MURDOCH FHA 9, 10, Treas. 11, Veep 12, County Historian 125 Newspaper Reporter 11, Ass't. Sports Ed.125 Prom Comm.115 Glee Club 9,10, 11, Veep 125 All State Chorus 115 Alternate Cheerleader 12 MARY LOUISE PEGRAM F1-IA 9,1l,125 Hockey 105 Chorus 9, 10, Glee Club 115 All State Chorus 115 Talent Show lO,11,125 SCA 125 FBLA 12 SE IOR KATHLEEN MARIE PENNINGTON Transfer 125 Newspaper Reporter 12 1960 PRISCILLA ANN SALLE FHA 9, 10, Sec.-Reporter 11, County Reporter 123 Newspaper Reporter 9, Co-News Ed. 10, Feature Ed. 11, Editor 12g JRC Sec. 10, Veepll, County Reporter lO,12gBeta Club 1O,11,12g Prom Comm. llg SIPA Delegate 115 Senior Superlative ARTHUR EARNEST PORTER Transfer 12--Football 12 SANDERS THORNLEY SCHOOLAR, III Library C1ub93.1'RC 95 KVG Crew 9,103 Projector Club 10--Trans- ferred 11, returned 12--Senior Superlative VIRGINIA LEE ROYSTER Spanish Play 9,103 Chorus 9,105 Forensic 10,113 Beta Club l0,11, 12g Newspaper 11, 12gDrarna Club 11,123 One Foot in Heaven llg The Curious Savage 12g Senior Super1ative ELIZABETH CHEATHAM SCHOOLS Chorus 9,l0,1l3 Newspaper Re- porter 9,1O,ll, Co-News Ed. 125 All State Workshop Band 93 FHA 10,ll, Sec. 12, County Historian 123 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Girls' State Delegate 115 Class Sec. 12, SCA 129 Annual Staff 125 Talent Show 12 ROSALIE ANN SHAW Transfer 11--Newspaper Report- er 11,129 Beta Club 1l,12gGlee Club 123 SCA 123 Senior Super- lative WILLIAM GERALD SPEEKS Band 9,1O,1l,123 JRC 105 Chorus 9,1O,11,l2, Veep 123 Fire Crew 10,ll,12 Ae S Q zlz f 'k K1 JOYCE CAROL SMITH Transfer ll--Basketball 113 Band 113 SCA 125 Cheerleader 123 Chorus 123 Beta Club 11,123 Dra- ma Club 11,125 Homecoming Princess 11,12 BEVERLEY JEAN TRENT FHA 9,105 Newspaper Typist 12 Av SENIOR BEVERLEY JEAN TURNER Ass't. Basketball Mgr. 93 JRC 109 Chorus 9,103 Newspaper Typist 12 1960 ZORA ELIZABETH WISE T1'aDSfeT 9--Newspaper Reporter 11,125 Teen Council Representa- tive 115 Chorus 10, 125 FHA 105 Fashion Show 10,115 Talent Show 125 Christmas Pageant 12 FRED ALLEN WHITLEY Projector Club 95 Baseball 9,125 Football 9, 1 15 Honor Council 9, 1 O5 Band 9,ll,l25 KVG Crew 11,125 Chorus 12, Pres. 2nd Period5 SCA 12 JAMES ALLEN WORSHAM Sergeant-at-Arms 9 ,105 Band, Sergeant-at-Arms ll,l25 Chorus 125 Librarian 125 Christmas Pageant 115 Talent Show 12 GLYNN PAUL WILLIAMS J.V. Football 95 Beta Club 1O,11, Pres. 125 Ne w spape r Advert. Ivlgrg Football Mgr. ll, Bus. Mgr. 125 Ass't. Ed., Annual 125 Christ- :nas Pageant 10, ll, 125 Talent Show lO,ll,l25 Prom Confnn. 115 Senior Superlative THOMAS RICHARD YOUNG Beta Club 1 1,125 FootballMgr. ll, l23Annual Staff 125 Class Treas. 125 Senior Superlative -v- Q BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Moody, John Fultz SENIOR BEST DRESSED Buddy Schoolar, Rosalie Shaw , . if X MOST POPULAR Buddy Schoolar, Mary Applegate BEST LOOKING Maggie Jones, Matt Hulcher CUTEST C Tommy Young, Jackie Moore 75 ,el SUPERL TIVE MOST TALENTED Reeves Hall, Carol .Turgens MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Glynn Williams, Priscilla Salle' eq' MOST INTELLECTUAL David Brown, Virginia Royster ,,, vw' BEST ALL-AROUND Joe Parker, Diane Hargrave MOST ATHLETIC Johnny Coffman, Elizabeth Fisher rf? W .,. It L SENIORS X D 'Q if 4. s 1 Qi 4 1 'fi ' ai 'M f ' , ry. 'S ' . ,, W5 , 1 ?. i I Q5 '- 2 9- l , ' . J' .. ,. 4 ' .K -5,..f A A. a 4' X - 3 , i :HH wx M 5., - 1 fi , fu E K sf RM AQ Us Barbara Becht Bra-nda Blackrnozi Rudy C ashion Frank Daniels Wir- ,. I, L 'nam ,xbja V ,J Kitty Bellamy Carol Sue Bodie James Clay Mary Anne Dun .W ' 'Q egg., . -we is r 5. ... ,RM Freddie Bernhardt Gay Blackwood DOI'Ofh9B- BTOWY1 Herbert Cashion .Tim Cullinan navant Marie Eacho 2 if 'ai .IU Betty Daniels Betty Ellett ffitlf is-1,3 x Y' I 3 NIOR is PCN va 5221, .cm i - f Qf 'X ' if r , M '15 fu. 'K 'bs Gayle Ellis Pat Gaulding CLAQQ Jean Guthrie Patsy Henshaw -as Qs , 1 xg. , . 'o' I il 1 x if Margaret Evans Read Goode Tommy Hall Hiram Hickman X s if . 'YN K K 'Nu 41185 Q . WL. ..- Y. x Richard Feeback Pam Gorden Elaine Hancock David Hillquist if S-,A fig, 'Y . 52956 i w f WW W. 1 , A Brenda Garrett Anne Grant Joe Hendricks Sandra Holland x,.,k - GZ Q' -'fog fx Nu' Larry Hubbard Patty Hutchins Cor-liss Jwirgcns JUUWY JOHQS Billy Kirtley William Martin Thomas Krewatch Joe Matyiko Os -'15 v-, 'is an, Q, YI Ben Inge Kathy Kellogg Clayton Litten Ge ne Me adows Y th-..,, ?i 'X 7 -I' 'hi If .Tim Jeffress Nancy Kersey .ILNIOR Edith MaCCabe Jim Montgomery TS if f . Y:-L. Ox Y 'W ng !D 'sgy ,N 31 ,-,sf 1 WON. Yi'--. i ' v James Packard Doug Roger s CLAQQ Charlotte Sammis Michael Speeks .uv-X 5 A . .4 in Qfwl. 'xa YX in S5 . Coleman Pinney Pat Rowe Robert Schweicke rt Yvonne Speeks ,lusty in 'G-gr 'Elma ,WP R -as 'UNQK .Q T . x X X AXXx X xxxx I NX Billy Reynolds Raymond Robertson Marion Ryder Wayne Salmon Betsy Scott Pat 511036 Kathy Stoke s Paul W althall isa' Vx Qi, L 'firm' -35 3- Q.-. QQ Jamies Wings Ed Witthoefft 1- 'N Tommy Waters Marion Wright rw Frank Watkins Dale Whetstone Not Pictured: Henry Aruarid Joe Fitzgerald Carl Riggin Doug Yandell .IU IORS 'EEZ 9551 f,rv'Si'-9 40 4 MW' ,,,. A.-Q, -fv . . X Miss Longo, Tom, Bobby, Tiny, Judy, Mr. Iddings, and Mr. Britton President- Tiny Tompkins 0 P H 0 M O R E Vice President- Bobby Baltimore Secretary- Judy Whitley Treasurer- Tom Newby Sponsors- Miss Longo, Mr. Iddings, and Mr. Britton 42 if Xa x 'Nz Q, 14 ' lx ' bkwgafx 'be -1' Us L A I I 9 mx My 9 if-.. I Q -? 'N-.--f 9 ig, 'fb' 4 I s. YR - A B' -'-U fe . 1, ff 5 X Akai' 1 A . . 5 A 4' Wifi? W Y ' 2 fi 1 SOPHOMORE Aubrey Adcock Robert Adkins Billy Alley Charnpe Arendall Martha Bagby Robert Baltimore Xllililiiiiid WWW WMM , Barbara Brazell f I tyjkgffi Q dfgf lad jaw Aj ,.4zff'7 I' M6900 ffm ff r jf A IQ f7ZZ7!W , 2 I ZJMXWMIQY 545A did XQJLXW ' ,ffdfdtf Barbara Brown Bruce Butler Michele Buckholz 'W 'Q- Joyce Byan Carole Carter Nancy Cersley Thomas Chappell John C ole Beverly Cox Q L A 5 3 Edwin CO? 1 Anne Davidson I 'UQ' A Russell Douglas A r f 1 f, , JI Viv ww Ijufl H A , A M1 V e 1:11514 I If y ' 5 VVVV X- VUL K 'ky ji Av, M F C , ff W . I fill K1 fl! UQ E7 ,AZN '76 QWLCWLI M4 JM My in 7Qu,ILNm y Ve V' fp bvjq Igfatricia Dunkley fi A , Q ' ff - ' illi m Dunkle A M!MlLRObe?t Duty yay 'A,,.. 'q Q In f by A if Le Cf l .fm W 5' 4 x .L A y, l 1 -s-l f C ff 1,1 . im,-f If k L ' I fi i PL I im V! fu . ,r ,z'l k Tommy Ewart hai. Lv, Joan Foster Marvin Frame nh - David Francisco 'vw William Gleason Sally Greame 'Q1s u 1 . IN I Lyle Greene nf f 5 ' Anne Hanks Sonny Hawkes .11 A Us 'ng AQ James Hill ja Emmitt Hite 'V' Garry Hodgins i A - If , Q V l ia' 1' '! '-+ S1 fkp ik' 0,5 M We .F Q., ERN ,mav- TN N , lllx 'YE' fi ,.-ww, SX SOPHOMORE Finney Hoke Robert Holder Mary Houston .Tune Huddleston Edith Hutson Diane Kay Bill Kincaid Robert Kirkpatrick Richard Krause Almeta Langford Charlotte Lethco Marshal Mallory f 1 Y It J. ' - -1 'HA ,,. f. 1 fjfff V!! If JV ' 'J,'fff'7 ' Lf. Wayne Manuel Warren Marks Martha Marshall Carol McFarland Barbara McGee Ellen Mendelson CLASS Leigh Mendelson Tom Newby Jane Nofsinger Bill Nottingham Janet Noyes Bobby Orser Freddie Paul Guy Peters Faye Price David Richardson Herby Rudd Johnny Russell Bonnie Sasser Jerry Sears Valerie Saul Forest Sharpe Betty Smith Joe Smith .ARL 'DQ 'CONN 'S int l'N 'iw Q33-iamlixx, 4' fa is Af . w I 'Sax , ,, fig EQ! L. 'Q W-ja . It av'-M. 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N My , ,n-vt, wi rin a rg, ,gp if ...A N1 we ei, Q S -is 13P u 'wi' M.. Vw, we 41 ar J FX WP? -Q. 3 'L 'Ui ,va FRE James Johnson John Johnson Judy Jones Raymond Jones John Jurgens Tommy Justls Allen Kxdd Rlchard K1rtley Carol Laws Ernest Lawson Paul Lawson Jacquehne Leonard Kathleen MacCabe Barrle Mart1n Randy Mayo Cassandra McBr1de Wxlma McCarty W1ley Metts Dor1s Mltan Leslle Montgomery Danny Moore Thomas Moore Robert Morr1son Thomas Moser Helen Mundy Robert Nance John Nelson Virginia Ligon CLASS R1chard N1ederma.yer Ronald Niedermayer G:-nl Nobles Carolyn Nottmgham Earl Oakley Rlchard Overby Carolyn Pegram Sharon Penmngton Irma Pettus Jamce POTt6TW1 Wharton Ramsey John R1anha.rd Sh1rley Rlanhard Brenda Rob1nson Ruth Robertson Ed Rolfe Peggy Roundtree B111 Royster Chr1s Salle' Barbara Satterf1eld Robert Schmid Joan Schools Dorothy Seay Rickey Sharp Bucky Snead Carol Stopps Edwin Taylor Anton Thierrnan 4 29? fi ' -6 .. W2 25-1 'Te iw- 51 'Ps 'lf FRESHNIA CLASS Shirley Vaughan Elizabeth Ward Barbara Waters Edd1e We11 Carolyn Wh1tt .hm Wood Norman Wood Harold Woodyard Sherry Wrxght Sh1r1ey Wr1ght Not P1ctured Lee Bowers John Ellett Ralph Fxsher Margaret Goode Herbert Grenoble Lmdsay R1ggan Terry Stoke Robert Walker Ray Wmgo George Voss Joan Voss ai n 1 1 : h 255 L.. , . , 5 mf Mm ? ffff 14 fr 't 2 S W, 7 W 2 i 3 W 5 r 4 Q fp' 4 mi .says :vw LTU Q Q EIGHTH Robert Andes Francls Atkmns Jo Ann Ayers James Barnett Gretchen Barney Frances Batte Janet Battle Patr1c1a Belecher Marcla Bennumghove Lols B1a.nkensh1p R1chard Br1nser John Bryant Helen Byan Glenn Conner Wayne Cooke Charles Cordle Dav1d Cosby Sharon Cosner Van Covlngton Jeff Cox Rxchard Crables Martha Crowder Barbara Crowe Judy Crowe Rlchard Culhnan Lynn Daugherty Ellzabeth Davldson Edna Rae Bodie William Dean Sarah Dee se David Dickinson Bobby Dillard Tony Doumlele John Dutton Patsy Dutton Carolyn Ellett Patsy Eure Carol Farmer Carolyn Farmer Robert Garrett Billy Gilbert Sydney Gordon Bonnie Grearne .Toe Hack Andrea Hadden Barbara Hague Charles Hanks Susan Harwell Betty Harrls Charlotte Hill E v elyn Hillqul. st Wllly Hite Donald Hodgins David Holbrook Paul Honaker Dwight Hash ah.. QL 'Dm s. QLX 56 Everett Houston Jane Houston Gregory Huston Penny Jenkxns Betty Johnson Nancy Johnson Margaret Justls T1mothy Kalocek Charles Kmg Sally Knabe Howard Kyrnpton Mar11yn Lee Johnny Lester Alma Lohr Nancy Mart1n Matthew May Judy Melster Frank MacQue Tony Manuel Henry Marano Charles Mlller Holly M1ller Rlchard Mlller Cher1e M1ntz Gerald Moore Ann Nelson Janet Orebaugh Holt Patterson EIGHTH GR DE Roy Peake Charles Perklns Robln Puryear Nancy Redmond B111y Rlppze Barbara Robertson Beluah Rose W1111am Ruch D1ana Rudd Carol Ann Russell Lmda Ryder Beth Salle Randolph Sangster John Schnelder Cheryl Scott Jane Scott Waverly Sharpe Jack Sheehan Ronnle Shuford Llnda Srnmons D1ane Srrugox Janet Smlth Joe Stefanovlck Gayle Sulhvan Sue Tatum Carol Thayer D1ane Thompson F airleigh Scho olar 535 ' if , 13 tv . su . Fifi EIGHTH GR DE James Woodson Joan Worsham Reade Wood Charles Witthoefft Kenneth Williams Linda White Susan Whitaker Stanley West James Wendell Barbara Weil Betty Waters Jack Warford Not Pictured: Henry Barnhart . etellel H , 3 tA K Rebecca Totty V i 'X Charles Tomlin sz.. K W kg -N Donna Thompson Helen Holder Betty Kelly Robert Michael Frank Marmann David Drake Barbara Summers Arthur Walker Mike Wright at f OGG 0459 g 'S- ' K, V' We John Fultz, President To - a S, I ---W :QQ Lil rs- -'Li 'Ama if - --1-li Q NJ CF? ji- STUDE CO-GPER TIVE ASSOCIATIO The Student Co-operative Association is composed of the entire high school student body. It's chief aims are to develop in- dividual leadership and responsibility, and to instill in each student the principles of loyalty, dependability, and the democratic way of life. The purpose of the Student Council is to plan activities which will benefit the stu- dents and the school, Reaves Hall, Treasurerg Maggie Jones, Reporter: Billy Kirtley, Vice Presidentg Nancy Moody, Secretary. Class Presidents: John Dutton, 8th Gradeg Leigh Club Re - , , - , - l presentatives. Seated. Rosalie Shaw, Pat fftlgiirztfeggffje PQflffj'Qt,1f31g1'i1eT1?:fnfjxfjdtj Gaulding, Louise Pegl-am, Elizabeth Schools . standing: kms, mth trade. g ' ' Y P Matt Hulcher, Kathy Kellogg, Joy Smith, Bobby Orser. xv-'SEQ fini 'QAQ A Q Mrs. Richardson, Sponsor. ,I 1'ifT1-'fi 3' Q. if 3 ' A.,, Billy Kirtley, Vice President, conducts a student M' , body meeting. ' iigfif held!-iles, The Student Councilholds an informal meeting in the library. The S. C. A. Conventionis held each year in an attempt to give aid to stu- dents in operating their program of student government. Midlothian was represented by Tom Newby, John Fultz, and Billy Kirtley at the 1960 Convention in Farmville, Virginia, First Row: Billy Kirtley, Maggie Jones, John Fultz, Nancy Moody, Reaves Hallg Second Row: Diane Hargrave, Pat Gaulding, Elizabeth Schools, Joyce Smith, Kathy Kellogg, Louise Pegram, Rosalie Shaw, Third Row: John Dutton, Bobby Orser, Freddie Bernhardt, Tiny Tompkins, Fred Whitley, Matt Hulcher. ,N VA 'fs i . A , we--iw' i L Www,-'M 2 W., ,, www .Mi A K-'M 'H+ ., M N NX. uf ,,,,,.,.,,f+ ' ,ri I . iw- --W' L .-6' i tw' ns, S: ,di yiii i g , A V,.. ,W QA Assistant Editor, Editor: Glynn Wil- liams, Dave Brown. The Trojan Staff is agroup of 12 stu- dents who join together in their efforts to present a yearbook to their school, containing all of the warm recollections and cherished moments of school life captured in pictures and words. Work- ing on the publication involves a great deal of time, hardwork and patience but they find it quite worth while when a good annual is complete. TROJAN STAFF 1 XX. Business Manager and Assistant: Joe Parker and Diane Hargrave. Sports Editors: Nancy Moody, Matt Hul- cher. Feature Editor, Organizations Editor: Mary Applegate, Jackie Moore. ug k Y fl xt:,a049L, 5Q'33Efi it 'W ' 7 if X I .. V, r Photographers: John Coffman, Tommy Young. Editorial Editor, Art Editor: Elizabeth Schools, Jane Haase. Junior Helpers: Kathy Kellogg, Betty Ellett, Carol Sue Bodie, Pam Gordon, Ann Grant. Sponsor: Miss Hotinger The Staff makes preliminary decisions 'if -J S' ' Wim fksih TROJA TRUMPET STAFF Busy as bees are the TROJAN TRUM- PET STAFF as theyrushto meet their dead- lines and strive to get each issue printed on time, Each paper contains news of sports events and other school activities, interest- ing features, and a helpful editorial page. Priscilla Salle ' , Editor ,ls il' Seated: Jackie Moore, Feature Editor, Standing: Nancy Moody, News Editor: Nancy Kersey Assistant Feature Editor, Elizabeth Schools, Assistant News Editor, Dave Brown, Sports Editor' Margaret Murdoch, Assistant Sports Editor. Seated: Reaves Hall, Business Manager: Barbara Brown, Music Columnist: Standing: Circulation Department-Bill Notingham, Ralph Goodman, Bobby Orser, Tom Newby, Tommy Moser, John Jurgens, Bobby Nance. V53 if Mrs Gordon, Sponsor Lvgi- - ---.-.... , ---.--t -N---.....,, --....,i,.,,, . , --...a .., Y! ,fd Art Editor: Pat G a n l di n gg Artists: Jane ff Haas:-, G:1yBlackwood, Pz1ttyHntchins, Nancy lloertvrt Typists: Brenda Byrd, Virginia Royster, Jane Haase, Beverley Trent, Jeanie Turner, Sandra Harris, Patsy Cordle. .El Reporters: First Row: Kathy Pennington,Pat Gaulding,Mary Applegate, Kitty Bellemy, Betty Smith, Zora Wise, Meriwether Boyd: Second Row: Gay Blackwood, Pat Rowe, Charlotte Sarnmis, Maggie Jones, Rosalie Shaw, Bobby Orser. The Southern lnterscholastic Press Associ- ation convention is held annually to give aid to students working on school newspapers and yearbooks. Delegates for the 1960 convention from Midlothian were Tommy Waters, Ann Grant, Nancy Kersey, Jim Cullinan, Pat Gaulding CNot Picturedj, Kitty Bellerny Knot picturedj. Mrs. Gordon accompanied the group. ' ATIO AL BETA CLUB First Row: Reaves Hall, Virginia Beard, John Fultz, Mary Ann Dunnavant, Maggie Jones, Rosalie Shaw, Joyce Smith, Michele Bucholtz, Jean Guthrie, Barbara Brown, Ann Grant, Second Row: Pat Gaulding, Nancy Kersey,Edie MacCabe, Carolyn Tucker, Elizabeth Schools, Brenda Kidd, Kitty Bel- lamy, Priscilla Salle', Sally Greame,Patsy Cordle, Beverley Cox, Third Row: Tommy Young, Gary Hodgins, Bobby Or ser, Jim Montgomery, Jim Jeffress, Billy Kirtley, Tom Newby, Freddie Bernhardt, David Hillquist, David Brown, Glynn Williams, Fourth Row: Bobby Baltimore, Joyce Byan, Nancy Branch,Virginia Royster, Sandra Harris, Bill Nottingham, Butch Douglas, Sonny Henshaw, Carol Sue Bodie, Joyce Hudson, Jim Cullinan, Guy Peters. ,T ATX 1 I B ee 5 Qi! llfllllkll Reaves Hall, Vice President, Glynn Williams, President, Joyce Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer. The Beta Club is the honor organization of our school. lt is a local chapter of the National Beta Club, an organization whose purpose is one of promotingahigher academic, intellectual, and moral standing for the school, , , Miss Hotinger, Sponsor 66 New Beta. Club members are initiated Glynn Williams, President, Conducts a meeting Midlothian's delegates to the Beta Club Conven- tion in Roanoke were Miss Hotinger, Carol Sue Bodie, Billy Kirtley, Joyce Smith, Glynn Wil- liarns. The new members take the oath 67 Kathy Kellogg, Vice Presidentg Mag- gie Jones, Presidentg Betsy Scott, 'Z' Y Secretaryg Nancy Hoerter, Treas- urer. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First Row: Pat Snr-ad,Pam Gordon,Char1otte Sammis, Mary Ann Dunnavant, Kathy Kellogg, Brenda Kiddg Second Row: Maggie Jones, Brenda Garrett, Nancy Hoerter, Page Jennings, Corliss Jurgens, Betsy Scott, Diane Hargraveg Third Row: Jane Haase, Mary Applegate, Jackie Moore, Louise Pe- gram, Nancy Kersey, Nancy Moody, The Future Business Leaders of America was organized at Midlothian for the first time this year. It is a national organization established to promote the interest of business students and aid them in becoming more familiar with the var- sh ious fields of business which they may choose to Q enter. if Sponsor: Miss Harrison 'l ,EV FUTURE HOMEM KER OF MERICA 91, T Officers: Betty Smith, Reporter, Priscilla Salle' , County Reporter, Margaret Murdoch, Vice Presi- dent, Elizabeth Schools, Secretary, Patsy Cordle, Treasurerg Diane Hargrave, President. Sponsor: Miss Johnson First Row: Brenda Byrd, Marguerite Adams, Priscilla Salle', Mary Colley, Louise Pegram, Gail Martin, Faye Price, Margaret Goode, Linda Hanks, Second Row: Mary Houston, Rachel Ayres, Patsy Dunkley,Kay Clark, Carol Carter, Barbara Brazell, Sally Cvreame, Donna Acres, Ann Hanks, Ellen Mendleson: Third Row: Charlotte Burton, Barbara McGee, Carol King, Janice Portewig, Ann Grant, Brenda Garrett, Diane Hargrave, Sandra Holland, Michele Buchholtz, Fourth Row: Margaret Evans, Brenda Blackmon, Nancy Kersley, Jane Haase, Ann Davidson, Almeta Langford, Betty Downing, Marie Eacho, Margaret Murdoch, Fifth Row: Joyce Hudson, Jane Nofsinger, Sandra Harris, Leigh Mendleson, Betty Smith, Elizabeth Fisher, Nancy Branch, Elizabeth Schools, Patsy Cordle. The Future Homemaker s of America reaches toward the horizons of the future as it strives to promote agrowing appreciation ofthe joys and satisfactions of homemaking, and to encourage teamwork and friendly cooperation in home and family life. F , H. A. members at leisure in Home Economics Department. JU ICR RED CROSS First Row: Carol McFarland, Priscilla Salle', Rachel Ayres, Carol Carter, Faye Price, Second Row: Barbara Hague, Nancy Kersey, Carolyn Farmer, Margaret Murdochg Third Row: Valerie Saul, Reaves Hall, Bobby Orser, David Hillquist, Marian Downsg Fourth Row: Pat Snead, Elaine Hancock, Edward Wilde, Betty Smith, Martha Dutcher. Betty Smith, Secretary, Reaves Hall, Presidentg Nancy Kersey, Vice Presidentg Faye Price, Treasurer. The Junior Red Cross opens the door of opportu- nity through which the students of Midlothian take an active part in local, national, and international service activities. 70 p Q- I Mrs. Tilman, Sponsor Red Cross members fill Christmas stockings. First Row' Bland Guthrie Jean Guthrie Carol Carter Ba b B l , , , , r ara raze l, Marilyn Williams, Peggy Rountree, Kitty Bellamy, Barry Martin, Skip Montgomeryg Second Row: Janet Noyes, Gayle Whit- ley, Nancy Kersey, Mary Stuart, Carol Laws, Edie MacCabc-W, Pat Gualding, Barbara Brown, Barbie Satterfieldg Third Row: Betty Smith, Virginia Royster, Forest Sharpe, David Richardson, Billy Kirtley, Robert Schweikert, Ben Inge, Tommy Moser, Gayle Ellis, Fourth Row: Leigh Fultz, Jim Jeffre s s, Champ Arendall, Linda Childress, Franklin Hall, Dickie Kirtley, Virginia Beard, Jane A- man, Nancy Branch, DRAMATIC CLU ,iv I 4 Mr. lddings, Sponsor The Drama Club is composed of stu- 2 J. dents with dramatic ability, who wish E ef, to participate in the plays that are 25 ' 9 presented during the school year or gs 5, aid in the production of them. S X, ff' U M e rn be r s of the Drarnatics Club ff' participate in the play Columbine Billy Kirtley,'iPre Charlotte Sammis, Madonnasi Secretary: Janet Noyes, Treasurerg Kathy Knllnnn Vin.. 'D...,...:,J--4. 1- F' ' GLEE CLUB Through the Glee Club, under the direc- tion of Miss Jean Spencer, music has found a special place in Midlothian school life. The activities of the Glee Club have included atalent show, a Christmas program, and a spring concert. Officers: Second Period: Fred Whitley, President, Gerald Speeks, Vice President, Betty Ellett, Secretaryg Jimmy Jones, Treasurerg Third Period: Corliss Jur- gens, Presidentg Margaret Murdoch, Vice President, Joyce Smith, Secretaryg Robert Holder, Treasurer, Kitty Bellamy, Pianist. W, l Third period chorus: ffirst rowj Margaret Murdoch, Margaret Evans, Zora Wise, Kitty Bellamy, June Huddleston, Ellen Mendleson, Gloria Chase, fsecond row, Robert Holder, Steve Walthall, Tommy Moser,Freddie Bernhardt, Corliss Jurgens, Carl Riggan, Mary Ann Dunnavant, Qthird row, Gay Blackwood, Joyce Smith, Linda Childress, Rudy Cashion, Rosalie Shaw, Elaine Hancock, Pat Rowe. Second period chorus, ffirst rowj Shirley Wright, Elizabeth Fisher, James Wor sham, Floyd Worsham, Betty Ellett, Betty Downing, fsecond rowj Page Jennings, Fred Whitley, Arthur Porter, Jimmy Jones, Gerald Speeks, Aubrey Adcock. is X A be Sponsor: Miss Jean Spencer HIGH SCHGOL BA F1rst Row Betty Sm1th Robert Vlorrlson K1tty Bellamy, Davld Martln B1lly Gleason, Gerald Speeks S1dney Gordon Franklm Hall Fred Whltley Jlrnmy H111 Second Row Fredd1e Paul, Tommy Jenkms, Joe Hendr1cks Floyd Worsham Henry Arcand Mlke Wrlght James Worsham Reaves Hall, Van Bowen Carol Jurgens Offlcers Reaves Hall Presldent Van Bowen Vlce Pres1dent K1tty Bellamy Secretary and Treasurer Betty Smlth, Reporter JoeHendr1cks, Busmess Manager D1rector Mr C rummett Majorettes BrendaBlackmon Candy Paul Ga1l'Vlart1n wg 9 3 sf W? ,sa The Band at M1dloth1an brmgs to gether muslcally mclmed students to brmg out then: abllxty to play as a group and also to develoo school splrlt ' J 2 1 1 l 1 J I I .Y I l : 1 ' 1 Y I I , . 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I..1brar1ans seated Dorls M1tan Vlrglma Beard, Barbara McGee stand1ng Jane Haase, Patty Hut chlns Rachel Ayres Judy Hanks, Judy Cary Joyce Hudson LIBR RIANS Mrs Txlrnan, Sponsor A hbrarian checks out a book A staff of effic1ent hbrarlans work together at the desk or g1Ve aid to other students in f1nd1ng sufflclent reference materlal or varlous types of books for then' readlng enjoyment. 74 .- Q it on , t .E . Z K D . . 1 . . . I C . y l 1 Y ' H I M0130 i i 44 W R ATU RES gba ggxe Cf Q06 XX-2-Y wma YJ Z faifgxfxg 6 V maxi' H0 AZIECGMI TIVITIE G gwoe . E P Pin I' .Pew Q S Xrixxx eve oc XNOQY we quo? Ce Ge O1- ge bu 1- ns I 11 eff. 1 gif! I , 6 K Carol Bodie Joyce Smith Pat Gaulding I-IOMECOMI G PRINCESSES Charlotte Sammis Pam Gordon Jackxe Moore Louise Pegram Nancy Moody MAID OF HO OR The radiant smiles of Mary Applegate and Margaret .Tones illuminated the muddy foot- ball field as Maggie was announced Maid of Honor and Mary was crowned Queen of Midlothian's 1959 Homecoming. 33 Froma court of ten princesses these two lovely seniors were chosen to reign over the annual Homecoming festivities, which began wxth the football game against Prince George and climaxed in the Home ,fa coming Ball 'ru '-'wr HOMECOMI G COURT Left to Right: Nancy Moody, Louise Pegram, Carol Bodie, Jackie Moore, Margaret Jones, Mary Applegate, Joyce Smith, Pam Gordon, Charlotte Sammis, Pat Gaulding Suki if 1 H J 'sf xx ' wif viz I n mtg? vi-'M Q JK m. 3 Af .4 Sig, l, E -,., K' Zu ' -ff vs nh fn 2 ff: ' he - ,viiifizsgwff K-'fi '13, f ,f4f ' 4' is - z 2 ? L Q'2sd2 . 'Zm 1 :s,,a' 'ws 5' f.15g.i':i4, 5, 5: 'EQ.,r sgffgfg k 1 if I' ji QHSHAL ' MQ! K J Q 4 ia as 11 , 'UQ 3 5 .11e1i3fQ fi 32' Q 2' . X Mgr 5 are 'A ., fi? ' 31? ,Q M 1 S 3.95 5- lil vii 4 TEE REPRESE TATIVES Miller and Rhoads, Thalhimers, and La Vogue are stores in the Richmond area which have Teen Representatives from the local high Schools. The main purpose of the representa- tives is to stimulate a better relationship between store and student. Miller and Rhoads Mary Applegate La Vogue Thalhimers Thalhimers Gay Blackwood Pat Gaulding Margaret .Tone s i I FACULTY BOWLING TEAMS The 'vhdlothlan faculty has two member teams m the Che st erf1eld Teachers Bowhng Lea gue wh1ch bowls every Tuesday afternoon The Mldlothlanl team won the Champlonshlp of 1959 Mxdlothxan I Team Mlss Hot1nger Mrs Brauer M155 Shultz Mxss Harr1son Mr Brltton not pictured M1dloth1an II Team Mr Walker M1ss Schenck Mlss Southall M1ss Spencer Mrs Sheff1eld 'B HM 'Hit el' I ORIENTAL G RDENS is! It looks as if someone rnight get wet! Which way do I go? fX'5? MQ The Grand March. It was suppose to be leak proof! Me '? The Queen? 'xg :xl . S 5 COL MBI MADONN Th1s year Mxdlothxan was host for the D1str1ct II P1ayFest1va1 Under the d1rec t1on of Mr Paul C Iddmgs our entry Columb1ne Madonna, recelved a D1s tlnguished rating 1n D1str1ct II compet1t1on petltlon T mmy Moser as P1errot D Ckle Klrtley as upantaloon Barbara Brown as 'Columbme vl Davxd Rxchardson as Scaramouche B111 Jefffess as Harlequin 83 4 4 1 9 . I . . , and a Distinguished rating in the State com- w o ' , it ' ' In ' . .H wwf? 'W lv X ,W in 7-Z1 45,- M.: Q1 ww Ms, P av ef ,if Q we v a1ec11ctor1an Brenda Kldd 'lun I5 Salutatorlan Mer 1wether Boyd Prophet Vlrglnla Royster N-Siu' WW WF' 't ,Ama VW X1 LLM x M We Q SE IOR HO GR -.... H1StOI1an Re ave s Hall Last W1ll and Testament Dav1d Brown 4 . 1519+ 15, mf M P f- xe- S-'BN F 51-nv 1-Pi- 'W -1 L!-v 'a wbad v?4,j,g5-: I A we-ar .fm -,M Mu 4 .lvl -1 JU Pwmpg We 'SN ZW s M, , N eg ' if!!! -Ee K if -M. K aj r 1. Poet Sandra Harrls Cuftorlan Rosalle Shaw ,-Q 84 'l 111 2 YI' Z4 X V2 Q iw im 2 2 ,ew QU' UN M ,cam He LATIN NATIONAL SPANISH TOURNAMENT CONTEST SKID. .al ki'--1-atv From Left: Bill Jeffress, Joyce Byan, Linda From Left: Nancy Branch, Guy Peters, Bar- bie Brown, Virginia Beard, Tommy Hall, Gale Whitley, Tiny Tompkins, Rosalie Shaw. Childress,Joan Schools, Virgin- ia Liggon, Russell Douglas. FORENSICS Edith MacCabe - Girls' 5:t2g2gO3se?2?i,!f53g TOURNAMENT Standing from left: Tom Newby - Boys' Prose Ray Robertson - Boys' We , av C1 Public Speakingulim Jef- Top row from left: Linny Riggan, Frank Henry, Leigh Fultz. Bottom row from left: Jane Aman, Leo Cash- ll D id Hill uist. fress - Spelling, Diane Hargrave hands gifts to Miss Hotinger and Carnival King and Queen Mrs. Crowell for their help with the Prom, Carol Bodie and Freddie BL'T'I1l1E1I'dt SPOTLIGHTS Our A11-State Chorus representatives. Pam Gordon, a princess, rides in the Home- Columbine and Pierrot coming parade. Seniors' Rummage Sale looks hke fun From Left: 17313116 Hargrave, Mary Xpplegate Bevel' ley Trent. Excitement 6- , ' I M Aky,, , ,Ts -1 .X 73 PM A ,, , K . ,fr 7 1 '55 aa- es 'fait 5718 Miss Spencer and Miss Johnson Advisors Maggie Jones, Matt I-lulcher, Rosalie Shaw, ' and Zora Wise review the new scripts. PLAY IT SMART The Senior Play was cast by Mr. lddings, assisted by Miss Silcox, The advisors were Miss Johnson and Miss Spencer. The play takes place in the home of Eddie Hopkins, a big man around school, who began falling down in his curricular and extra-curricular responsibilities whenhe became enthralled with the charms of a girl older than he. Advisors Miss Spencer and Miss Johnson reviewing the script with Senior Class President, Diane Hargrave. ' f I 9 Page Jennings and Mary Applegate support the production behind the scenes. Elizabeth Fisher Glynn Williams, and Bev- erly Trent read for parts MQ'-7 TICS H ,,, M N.Q 1 g fffM ' F' X Nm' ff' 1 ' s ' ' ,, . f E 9? 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A My itw - I ' h A , M, 4,5 , ,, Mm T, Z M X 'W nf ,mr :V ,Fm . 6 222553 Wm Q f ' -'L Ai V I rffk A 'I 'mil we they York 14 14 Lee Davis 12 18 James Monroe 0 44 Powhatan 27 7 Patrick Henry 34 7 Varina 21 12 Fluvanna 13 O Prince George 20 7 Goochland 62 O Colonial Heights 54 Captain Joe Parker drills in practice Although Midlothian's record at the end of the season was 7-2-1, this shows nothing of the success of the Trojan team and why this season will long be remembered. The Trojans got off to a slow start but after the game with James Monroe the team began to come to life. Victories over Powhatan and Patrick Henry prepared the team for the game with Varina. At the Blue Devil's field, the Tro- jans rolled over their arch-rivals 21 to 12. This and victories over Goochland and Colonial Heights showed the real ability and spirit of the Trojan team. THE START1 G ELEVE First Row: David Richardson, Doug Rogers, John Fultz, Frank Daniels , Joe Parker, Arthur 'Porter , Billy Kirtley. Second Row: Robert Schweickert. Third Row: David Martin, Johnny Coffman, Butch Douglas. , v ,ky XJ N ,., jf ' f K Y l K fn Nter' , rr, M, XX j 9 I4 ,ff .pw Practice starts late in the summer. ,wf f frnff' The team gets ready for the Colonial Heights game. .Toe Fitzgerald evades a tackler and goes on to score for Midlo- thian against Fluvanna. Sponsored by J. J. Cosby and Son SI ,eo Robert Schwe ickert gains against Patrick Henry High as Doug Rogers prepares to take out a would-be tackler. S2 1 H r f jx Q- 4 s. MW? J I in Un' First Row: Randy Sangster, Harold Woodyard, Johnny Lester, Billy Gilbert, Dwight Hash, Skip Montgomery, Lee Bowers, Dickie Kirtley, Bill Jeffress. Second Row: Stanley West, Howard Kympton, Anton Thierman, Ralph Goodman, Charles Tomlin, Edward Weil, Franklin Hall, Paul Honaker, James Johnson, David Holbrook. Third Row: Leigh Fultz, Eric Ekblaw, Steve Glazebrook, Glenn Conner, Dwayne Givens, Warren Marks, John Ellett, Johnny Russell, Richard' Niedermayer, Ronald Niedermayer, Wayne Tackett. Fourth Row: Bob Basket, Bob Orser, Stuart Stigall, Ralph Fisher, Raymond Jones, Guy Peters, Edwin Taylor, Marvin Frame, Ray Wingo, Tom Bolton, Tim Kalocek. .av JAY VEE FOOTB LL I it as The J. V. Football team had its best season this past year as a squad of forty boys gained much experience under the direction of Coach Blair foppositej. With the interest indicated by the large turn-out and the experience they gained this year, the team will adequately supplement the Varsity next year. These players form the V. starting team. Line: Richard Niedermayer, Ralph Fisher, Guy Peters, Warren Marks, Wayn Tackett, Marvin Frame, Ray Wingo. Backfield: John Ellett, Stuart Stigall, Johnny Russell, R l ond Jones. 'ill 53522. f 3 '13 I First Row: David Brown, David Martin, Coleman Pinney, Ray Robertson, Jirn Montgomery, Butch Arcand. Second Row: Tiny Tompkins,Robei-tSchweickert, Billy Kirtley, Jimmy Jones, Ed Witthoefft, Fred- die Bernhardt, Jerry Sears. VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-captains Jimmy .Tones and Robert Schweickert talk over plays to be used in the coming game, with Coach Blair, ! eww-Qsjff' , x 1 9 fa' .i ., 5' .sf 1 .X 31' fv- ' x . A Tommy Jenkins , Manager 94 The Trojan basketball team had 1ts best season mn four years placmg second in the d1strict stand mgs 'vhdlothxan complled a 17 4 record in re gular season play and ended 13 Z m dxstrlct corn petxtxon The team seta s1ngle game scoring re cord by beatlng Powhatan 106 to 33 This was 3 pomts more thanthe old record which was set by the 1955 team Although the Tro-yans lost ln the sem1 fmal round of tournament play, the future of the team looks bmght under the excellent du-ec tlon of Coach Blau' Thxs IS espec1ally true sxnce no one 1s lost by graduation I Ku-tley razses M1d1othlan's score another two points Schwe1ckert drives 1n for a lay up agamst N arlna 3 HQH H.-'Si .259 'SSG m,-45 9,0 ongffi Emu 5:-+0 uzwi 'VI 533 55,9 W rn ,Ure CD20 msg: 5.-fb! ffm: '49s-193 .13 Wm FP. ro.. eg.: 2-. ,af 'I all ?F . . , . H it 1 1 . . ' . ' ' ff' i s ef' 1 . . - - ' gf: Q' 3 5 - . . . - W h . . . ' . - M t VX? - ' ' ,, A- an it W 5' , A V . . . , . . . .S . ' gh .D , . 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J Y VEE BASKETB LL First Row: David Richardson, Tom Newby, Ralph Fisher, Stuart Stigall, Marvin Frame Second Row: Johnny Russell, John Ellett, Bobby Baltimore, John Nelson, Russell Douglas Third Row: Guy Peters, Raymond Jones, Edward Rolfe, Franklin Hall, Dickie Kirtley, Bernard Fur rnan, Skip Montgome ry. ,pe- f B 'P 'v-' Y? x L, UIVY' r, ,,w,i SM Xl 'N I F l e lgffi E' 5 1 5 V' M Q- -Q ,TQ 'F' K , if , J 'fi i .V--'Q , -. pf' K , l ,-f , rj F K' , V r f W f 'I fifvgbyew J 1 9, -M r Gym, g A do ff i N , M zwgff W . E53 V, A ' 4 A K g 3 xx , rn if I. X Q ' V F 'L' 1 F .. ' ' J will 1 , , J 2 : ' San.. X . .hiEx1.., J F First Row: Bruce Butler, Leslie Goode, Frank Carmichael, Tiny Tompkins, Tommy Hall. Second Row: John Ellett, Johnny Mills, Joe Parker, Michael Speeks, Stewart Stigall, Butch Douglas. Third Row: Freddie Bernhart, BillKirtley, Jimmy Jones, Wilson Sprouse, John Bodie, Read Goode, Coach Crummette. ASEB LL Leslie Goode, Jimmy Jones and Wilson Sprouse Bodie hits to Goode, Bernhart, Speeks and Mills talk over pitching strategy. in pre-game warm-up. i 1 z 5 S235 . uf .til ' First Row: John Fultz, Robert Schweickert Matt Hulcher Joe Hendricks Bill Kincaid Second Row: Richard Krause, Jim Montgomery, Doug Rogers John Slaw Frank Daniels Hunter Blanks , Johnny Russel. f h !,,,. ,f J 1.-1' , K. f r X : 1 f,,f, QM ,-,N .ffff L, K - -- I fc. 5 L --L . f ' , f 1 ' 5- , .. -- f' ,, 4 .f .V f . C f . - M. 4 f . , Y Zdfjfpf L showers - - , I e .. 7 -, .AZ ,y I if-. , .f - f ,, ,.f-. . u. -,f . . -:L ,,. , 7 Lf' , x ..,fi 4 rex., . Y V4 .. g f tfg. , ' b Ag 'f'g: ,A I-3-4 K X V ug-,., ,i il A, ' QU f, , t Zi' A-H 1 -ff? : -'H' -1' - vu - 2 :ng -ff: 3 The Trog n rac'E'l'earn gained ex- perience this year. Although this is the second year Midlothian has had a track team, they made an impressive showing against Varina and Henry Clay in a triangle meet. e tan, 5 , I J , I , 913, My X -gn 3 - M L- , V E Q 9 lg Q s I W my 5 ? Q I QI 8 : QE A 2. TROJ ANS 'ff'w'f-apr -1 1 , A-' i Q: , ' -. .1 p sw 'Mm X , sm, A -' ' 'fn N' :AH ' l 4 Q if vi , if 1. M 1 if ,Y L1 7, . 'T'-' N N -an--nb I 5. GIRL ' HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Gale Whitley, Barbie Brown, Ellen Mendelson, Pat Snead, Betty Ellett. Second Row: Gay Blackwood, Pat Rowe, Ann Hanks, Corliss Jurgens, Barbara McGee, Charlotte Sammis, Kathy Kellogg, Jean Guthrie, June Huddleston. Since hockey is a young sport at Midlothian, the 1959 season was essentiallya season of learning and gain- ing experience for the girls on the squad . They were A A g M A defeated by St. Gertrudes, John Marshall, Thomas Miss Blunt, Coach i 9' Expt Jeffer son, and Manchester . - ,M l 'X k Warming up for the game JAY VEE HOCKEY Practice makes perfect This year a girls' junior varsity hockey team was formed by the Coach, Miss Blunt. The team played St. Gertrudes, Thomas Jefferson, and Manchester , defeating St. Gertrudes , First Row: Barbie Satter- field, Judy Jones, Preston J' a m e s , Martha Dutcher, SecondRow: Shirley Vaug- han, Peggy Roundtree, Mimi Hoke, Carol Laws. Third Row: Janice Portewig, Kay Clark, Joan Schools. Back Row: Gayle Ellis, Marion Wright. lg Q I, I ,f .,.' E Y X i f ,:g:,-:Q 7 1 mf 'Zed '4 if ff If ' V A Y 1 V ,. A W 5 tr. . it , I A 1 ' -n f Y S. 1-,, .L Q I w A Q , A A Y , A Q , A ' ' . L , , , Y a J S - V 5 I -fm W.. 6 ' 4 2' I Jn ' NJ t 'im x XJ! 11 . X iv, ill? sr' ,Af fx ' R ,Q if '4 , 9 ,f E, Q X S - W e 1. z ivy R, ' - ' 'A . 0 , f ,- , , fl ax,,q2 . 'A' ig!-if . ' , ' , .A I , ,l m, . I V A , . , KL A ' k fu! V34 iii' 'T'X , , , . ,,.M, , ui , 1- ' X - .A - Q . ' J to ' ' H . V , , 2. ,I ' 1 . 1 .Q '-A V , 1f f fn , , . a , . x . . ,A V, V ,V 4 A 4 :A 4 , , .cj f 4 M - A' c A 1' ,x , ' -Q ' 4' ' . xi .' , ' Q . . x , wx 5 , V ,S Jn- 95 ' 6, A my Q Q' IP? X if I 'El 1 as NF' Xb J MQ! 5' f Q, wi y W as Q ' t it , , 7,4 W ' Z X ,. ' Y gm ,L y 2, B . Y a , f - 5 , - V . . 1 M Q ' Yqgiuv V 4 ,Tj I Q f . I X is f A if 5 S! X 4 .wi ..1 1 ' f I f W H f 3159 'fix N i f 'Q A yt Ti X' x Aqft! 55 While playing one of the most exciting games of the s e a s o n with Varina, the Trojans are in the lead. Under the enthusiastic coaching of Miss Blunt, the new coach, the team was guided to a season of great success. The Trojans were unde- feated in the District II league. Midlothian. . .25 Lee-Davis. . . Midlothian. . .44 Powhatan . . . Midlothian. . .24 Manchester . . Midlothian. . .29 Thomas Dale . Midlothian. . .26 Hermitage. . . Midlothian. . .37 Varina . . . . . Midlothian. . .33 Powhatan . . . Midlothian. . .17 Manchester . . Midlothian. . .37 Varina . . . . . Midlothian. . .35 Lee-Davis. . . Midlothian. . .29 Thomas Dale. A scrimmage with the junior varsity GIRLS' J VEE BA KETB LL Miss Blunt, Coach Midlothian Midlothian ---- Midlothian Midlothian Midlothian Midlothian Midlothian Midlothian ---- Lee-Davis ---- Manchester--G Thomas Dale - Varina- ---- -- Manche ster Varina- ---- -- Lee-Davis- Thomas Dale - Judy Whitley, Kay Clark, Co-captains Barbara Robertson, Kay Clark, Joan Schools, Jackie Leonard, Valarie Saul, Ann Hanks, Sherry Wright Carol Russell, Gretchen Barney, Marcia Benninghove, Barbie Weil, Barbara McGee, Arm Davidson, Judy Whitley, Linda Wright. X ik Batter up! First Row: Corliss Jurgens, Pat Snead, Gloria Hairfield, Mary Ancell, Carol Bodie, Carol King, Kathy Stokes. Second Row: Ellen Mendelson, June Huddleston, Sandra Holland, Patsy Henshaw, Gayle Martin, Gaylor Paul, Joan Bottoms. She's out on first! A E fa. ,wx . W A ,fs ,s .T . 1 , ww-fu K , :, ' W W ' 4 N- ,..- ' . H-V -Q-- ' A-, , - I Q -f 1 JAY VEE CHEERLEADERS JoanFoster,Captain, and Miss Johnson and Miss The girls cheer the Jay Vee boys to victory Blunt, Sponsors. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mimi Hoke, Virginia Beard, MarthaDutcher, Judy Jones, Joan Foster, Carol Laws, Carolyn Tucker, and Preston James. 109 Color was added to this years Jay Vee boys' games as a Jay Vee cheering squad was formed for the first time at Midlothian. Girls eligible are from the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. PGRTS SPOT 1' QW P' Q.. K mm I if A I 1 fxadgfq' yi 5 1 ,r 'Srl ,sf ,J 'IA' ' ,inf 1 pl 1 ' :,g 'ijf'5i ::::gsl.8 I ,U-slfflagst gl 4' bf, , f,,:'fm,,.5?3i4:,1,,?' is q ff'Q: f,-gp I ,A 1 1:1 fn, lrgliug ylgtif Agni? V ,-3'!,',v4,,a,j,1l,l -0 i 6 K 1 nr ,fs ,ang 'Egg' 3 W Qt -f,fg:ff,.f,,f , J, ,, V ' 'f fv ai'wW-eww ffl f ,av .1 , 4 f inn ,.-:,,nn,:'5,,'Ku?kiMV!mg 'ffff3f v',,v ,u Q' -pf nl' gm' f,vsN,1x,wgf , 1 .1 f '--1' ,.-.sf az ,. 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APPLIANCES 1523-1601 Hull St. A1r Cond1t1oned H F Garrett Operator 604 and Hull Street Road A FRIEND II8 For Good Meats Shop Bi-Rite . . , F L Maxwell J M Smyth 81 S AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repalrmg Court House Road and 360 Comphments of the BON AIR SERVICE CENTER Mr Beecher E Toney Phone BR 2 9921 Comphments of ED S MARINE SERVICE Route 9 Mxdlothxan P1ke and State Pohce Headquarters Be Actxve and Stay Attractwe SKIRT N SHIRT Sportswear Dresses Cary St Park and Shop Center Comphments of FRED LORD S ESSO SERVICENTER S Bon A1r and Route 60 ENDURANCE PAINT Sz HOBBY SHOP Ghdden Pamts Sz Hobby Supphes 1603 Hull Street RICHMOND DAIRY A Division of Foremost Dairies Inc. 9 'U axi, SPARKLL' N ave L a Cokef W nun-.u ummyunucm-ca-co servmg ull areas Yr? ' www E, Eg QE? 2 ui! HALL 8. HARRIS GROCERY General Mer chand se Phone SY 4 5580 M1d1oth an V rg ma Q02 GOOD FOOD QD X X EQ if gl f FEREBEE S WEE ai homgu ' in store 1 af- - 'S' . - ' ':2'1 I E ll? 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C pliments f 7 O vggm W I 20 IY ghvf ra 9 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY EW' R C GOODWYN 8- SONS N Lumber M111work and Bu11d1ng Supphes Phone LY 8 4422 Powhatan, V1rg1n1a RICHMOND MACHINERY EQUIPMENT C0 INC R1chmond Branch P O Box 6736 1701 Roseneath Road ELgm 9 4048 MIIJLUTHIAN HIGH SIIHUUL PARENT TEACHERS ASSUCIATIUN Lubr1cat1on Washmg Greasmg Your Car Is R1ght When It Leaves WRIGHTS SERVICE STATIUN We G1ve S Sp H Green Stamps Route 60 M1d1oth1an P1ke 2 Blocks West of Belt Blvd 123 I Z V sexy TOMAHAWK LUMBER 8: BUILDING SUPPLY Whole sale to Everyone D1a1 BE 3 2671 8 M11es Out on Hull St Rd Next to Southslde Speedway senvacel gjgyl Q0 OUR FIRST THOUGHT ' HORNER 81 NEWELL INC Bu11ders Realtors Insurance 85 Rental Agents Phone BE 3 7641 4303 Hull Street 124 I ,' -, M si If ,f X, I -,K NN 'N I , , 1 n r 'x X ' X' I I I I I I K I TX, f ' O 4.2 O 6 IS f X Complzments o THE Quick PRINTING TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Prmtmg of A11 Kmds Offset Prmtmg CORPORATION 4No o1rsNeededJ Personal Stat1onery Weddmg Announcements a Spec1a1ty Phone BE 2 3249 2604 Hull Street R1chmond, V1rg1n1a G, Watch Your Money On the Grow Q L7 Ahead' E , Too much of your money on the f GOV Toofhttle on the GROW2 Then 1t's t1me or a change' Try th1s Put part of your pay 1n a savmgs account be fore you spend ANY OF IT Regular depos1ts plus mterest compounded w111 add up fas to 1mportant money Tune to start NOW' Checkmg Accounts welcome low cost 1f any to you re Now Paymg Interest on Savmgs No L1m1t5 Bank Wlth Us and You Can Bank on Us BANK OF POWHATAN Powhatan Va Member F D I C and Federal Reserve 125 , 'Ji , - S f' I 1.5 - - 1 1:4 , ,,,.,3f.2 , :pf-jg 1 FE E sf' .H ' - , -., Ly - , X42 , H, I , , ' 0 ,V Q!! . . . 5-Lx ' f 1 - Z xc T-x , N V 3 . . . . t . 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Crushed Stone Phone EL 5-3253 SESS UKRUPS SUPER MARKET Parkmg Lot for Our Customers 3611 Hull Street R1chmond V1rg1n1a 128 C ..,. - lf? se my L! 51 1 I 1 CHESTERFIELD AUTO PARTS C0 HOME APPIIANCE CENTER I wenuywrecks Sell New and Used Parts Apphances Heatmg T1res Tubes Towmg Rad1o 8a Telev1s1on D1al BE 2 2379 Phone LYr1c 8 3054 Rt 60 1 M1le West of C1ty Powhatan, V1rg1ma mm NURSERIES CAN BENEFIT YOU BY HELPING YOU Landscape w1th a W1de Var1ety of the Best Plants Add Pre t ge to r H th the BeSa1Ity of IE.IJwIl1ng cllrfxmtzl S Increase the Value of your Property with Expert Planting Bu1ld1ng Better C1t1zensh1p Phone LY 8 5391 M1dloth1an, Vlrglnla Powhatan, Vlrglma 129 1 I 0 I ' - vv - - vv Q A T 17 ' Y . . , X . . . . . Adm! -4. E? J wwf ff 11, -,E , 'if :..-.., -ws. 9' ' ' 14194 I if f 11.4 Q1 5. - , f , 1. E . 1' ,E k , 1 mv - walls , , - , Q .ll V nl, gym, ' ' i vu. 'L .-I E V, , . - f -, ye, , 4 f - , f Y gif: ',, xii! 3 4 , 'K 1 x gr , V 'V 5' T ,,iiqf-sig n?-. ... 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The first stop is at Siegel's meat counters where Jackie Moore, Zora Wise, and Glynn Williams are examining afew items from Siegel' s broad selection of fine rneats. 75 ,Q-af e -'lwegtp - . fy 'fip' Ml 1 ,,-pw iff?-E' M W its-my 'Er rl-.V ,, -W-.W z, Jim.-gf if Peggy Rountree and Leigh Fultz are in Siegel's bread and pastry d epa rtrne nt. Peggy consults her shopping list: Let's see, 3loaves of bread,hamburgerbuns.., but Leigh has other ideas. His sweet tooth is all the shopping list he needs. I While Carol Sue is occupied otherwise, Assistant Manager Willis shows Reeves Hall an item from one of Siegel's Christmas dis- plays. Besides the outstanding foods line-up, Siegel's offers its C u st o rn e r s a variety of clothing goods as well as appropriate sea- sonal selections. gf 54 4.23 'Wil ,,AA-M- 'i :V 1 -Lf NL if fl f W.. Other 9 O locations at if 426 North em street 23rd 81 Jefferson Ave. ' ffFl :7? WD Q5 45:1 BLACK 81 WHITE STORES INC 3142 W Cary Street 6919 Lakeslde Avenue 6215 W Broad Street 2413 Petersburg Pxke u 2. man merry He's full of Xmas Sp1r1t 's full of just plaln Sp1r1ts He's fully convmcei that hlgh quallty stock and low PTICCS make aterr1f1c comblnatlon for the customer Plle over to see us MANCHESTER MlllS T 4 ' S 52551523 H-'Q' I I ,x MERIDAN ELECTRONIC 1001 W Broad E1ect1'on1c Supphes Heath K1tS Tubes Sound Equxpment S INC MUSE BUICK INC 1414 Semmes Ave South of the Jarne F ED HENDRICKS General Contractor Custom Bullt Homes BE 2 1151 P O Box 8861 Rlchmond Z5 V1rg1n1a AWALT'S ICE CREAM Comp11mentS A Frlend 531 WW ASA! MIDl0THlAN PHARMACY CO1'np1etePI'6SCI'1pt1OI'1 SSTVICS Mldlothlan, Va SY 4 5592 iw 133 Adams Marguemte Adcock Aubrey 42 Adcock James 48 Adkms Robert 42 Akers Donna 48 Alley B1lly 42 Aman Jane 48 Anderson Nancy 48 Andes Robert 54 Applegate Mary 22 Arcand Henry 40 Arendall Champe 42 Armbrect Dav1d 48 Jo Ann 54 Rachel 22 Ayers Ayres Martha 42 V 1rgln1a. 48 Bagby Ba1ley Ballard James 48 Baltxmore Robert 42 Barnes, Robert 48 Barnett James 54 Barney Gretchen 54 Barnhart Henry 58 Barr Bruce 22 Basket Robert 48 Batte Frances 54 Bol11ng 22 Janet 54 Charles 22 V1rg1n1a 42 Barbara 36 Belecher Patrzcxa Bellamy, Kltty 36 Benn1nghove Marc1a 54 Bernhardt Freddze 36 Blackmon, Brenda 36 Blackwood Gay 36 Blankenslup Lo1s 54 Bod1e Carol Sue 36 Bod1e Edna Ray 54 Bolton Tommy 48 Bowen Van 22 Bowers Lee 52 Bowmar B1lly 48 Boyd Merlwether 2 Branch Nancy 42 Brazell Barbara 42 Brldgeman Ronald 48 Brxnser R1chard 54 Barbara 42 Dav1d 23 Brown Dorothea 36 Peggy 48 John 54 Buckholz M1chele 42 Burton Charlotte 23 Butler Bruce 42 Byan Helen 54 Byan, Joyce 42 Byrd Brenda 23 Batte Battle Beard Beard Becht Brown Brown Brown Bryant STUDE Caraway Wesley 23 Carman Sldney 48 Carner Betty 48 Carter Carole 42 Cary Judy 48 Cash1on Herbert 36 Cashxon Robert 48 Cashlon Rudy 36 Cashwell Leon 48 Cersley Nancy 42 Chapman Brenda Chappell Thomas 42 Charles Susan 48 Chase Glor1a 48 U D3 1.1 llld. 'XO Clark Kay 48 Clay James 36 Clements Rlchard 48 Coffman John 23 Cole John 42 Colley Mary 48 Conner Glenn 54 Cook Tommy 48 Cooke Wayne 54 Cordle, Charles Tl DEX Cordle Patr1c1a Anne 24 Cosby, Davxd 54 Cosby J1mmy 48 Cosner Sharon 54 Covlngton Eddle 49 Covmgton Van 54 Cox Beverly 42 Cox Edw1n 43 Cox Jeff 54 Crables R1chard 54 Crouch Hunter 49 Crowder Martha 54 Crowe Barbara 54 Crowe Judy 54 Crump Curt1s 49 Culllnan Jlm 36 Culllnan R1chard Danlels Betty 36 Danlels Frank 36 Daugherty Lynn 54 Davldson Anne 54 Dav1dson Ehzabeth 54 Dean W1ll1arn 55 Deane Dlane 49 Deese Sarah 55 D1ck1nson Dav1d 55 Dlllard Bobby 55 Douglas Russell 43 Doumlele Tony 55 Down1ng Bettye 24 Downs Marlan 24 Dunkley, Patr1c1a 43 Dunkley W1ll1am 43 Dunnavant Mary 36 Dutcher, Martha 49 Dutton, John 55 Dutton, Patsy 55 4 Duty Robert 4 3 Eacho Marle 36 Ekblaw Ertc 49 Ellett Betty 36 Ellett Carolyn 55 Ellett, John 52 Ellis Gayle 37 Ellsworth Barbara Eure Patsy 55 Evans Margaret 37 Ewart Tommy 43 Fanov1ck Joeste 57 L KJGLUJ. JJ Farmer Carolyn 55 Feeback R1chard 37 F1sher Ehzabeth 24 Flsher Ralph 52 Fltzgerald Joe 40 Foster Joan 43 Frame Marvm 43 Fultz John 24 Fultz Lelgh 49 Furman Berme 49 Gaddls Wendell 49 Garrett Brenda 37 Garrett Robert 55 Gauldmg Pat 37 Genoble Herbert 52 Glbby Carol 49 G1lbert B1lly 55 Glvens Dwayne 49 Glazebrook Stephen Gleason W1ll1am 43 Goode Charlotte 49 Goode Margaret 52 Goode Read 37 Goodman Ralph 49 Gordon Pam 37 Gordon Sydney 55 Grant Anne 37 Greame Bonme 55 Hanks Judith 25 Hargrave D1ane 25 Harr1s Harr1s Harr1s Harr1s Betty 55 Brenda 49 James 49 Sandra 25 Harwell Susan 55 Hash Dw1ght 55 Hawkes Sonny 43 Hendrlcks Joe 37 Henry Frank 49 Henshaw Hartwell 25 Henshaw Patsy 37 Hxckman H1ram 37 I-ull Cnarluttcs J.: H111 James 43 H1Llqu1st Dav1d 37 Hlllqulst Evelyn 55 H1te Emm1tt 43 Hlte Wllly 55 Hodgmns Garry 43 Hoerter Nancy 25 Hoke Flnney 44 Hoke Marllee 49 Holbrook Dav1d 55 Holder Helen 58 Holder Robert 44 Holland Honaker Houston Houston Hubbard Sandra Paul 55 Everett 56 Mary 44 Larry 38 Huddleston June 44 Hudson Joyce 26 Hulcher Matthew 26 Huston Gregory 56 Huston Jane 56 Hutch1ns Patty 38 Hutson Ed1th 44 Inge Ben 38 James Preston 49 Jeffress B111 49 Greame Sally 43 Gr enne Lyle 4 3 Guthrle Bland 49 Guthrle Jean 37 Haase Haase Haase Haase B111 46 Duncan 49 Gary 49 Jane 24 Hack Joe 55 Hadden Andrea 55 Hague Barbara 55 Hall Reaves 25 Jeffre s s Jenklns Jenktns Jenn1ngs Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones J ones Jones Jones J1m 38 Penny 56 Tommy 49 Page 26 Betty 56 Brenda 49 James 50 John 50 Nancy 56 Jlmmy 38 Judy 50 Margaret 26 Raymond 50 Hall Franklm 49 Hall Tommy 37 Hancock Elame 37 Hanks Anne 43 Hanks Charles 55 Hanks, Lynda 49 Jurgens Carol 26 Jurgens Corl1ss 38 Jurgens John 50 Justls, Margaret 56 Justls, Tommy 50 'A 'N I I I . 1 ' 48 , ' E , ' I I I , . I . I I I ' - I 9 1 I 1 I I I I l I , I I I 9 ' 1 3 1 I 9 1 1 1 I I I . I 1 , 48 , , I I I I , H , F , 1 1 I . 1 . 1 . Atkins, Francis 54 Children, ' iid- 49 Farmer, he F5 ' , ' f 'att' FF I I I l I , , , . . . , . B , . . , . . , ' , D . ' . , . I I . I . I I I A . I I I ' I I I I I I Cook, Robert 46 Francisco, David 43 Hogins, Donald 55 I I I I . I I I . I I I I ' I . 1 1 ' I G 1 I ' - I I . U , ' . , Sv I I I I I ' I I l I I I l D I . I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I 1 ' I l 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 G 1 1 1 I I ' I -.I . I I 1 I . I I I I I I . I l I ' ' , ' ' , ' 54 . J I . D I I I ' I I . I I ' , I 1 1 . ' v I 9 1 I 1 3 . , ' ' I ' , 9 -1 . . 1 . 1 l 1 , H , I I I 1 ' 1 I . . , . ' ' 9 I ' 1 1 1 ' 9 1 1 ' I 1 1 . ' ' 9 1 v 1 ' l 9 U 1 1 ' 9 I h 1 ' 1 ' . I 1 1 ' 9 1 1 I 1 , , ' , , . 1 Q , ' C K Kalocek, Tlmothy Kay Dxane 44 Kellogg Kathy 38 Kelloy Betty 58 Kersey Nancy 38 Kldd Allen 50 Kldd, Brenda 27 K1nca1d, B111 44 Klng Carol 27 Klng, Charles 56 K1rkpatr1ck Robert 44 Kxrtley Bxlly 38 Klrtley, Rlchard 50 Knabe, Sally 56 Krause, R1chard Krewatch, Thomas 38 Kympton Howard 56 Langford, Almeta Laws, Carol 50 Lawson, Ernest 50 Lawson, Paul 50 Lee Mar11yn 56 Leonard Jacquelme 50 Lester Johnny 56 Lethco Charlotte 44 Llgon, V1rg1n1a 50 Lxtten, Clayton 38 Lohr Alma 56 MacCabe, Ed1th 38 MacCabe Kathleen 50 Mallory Marshal 44 Manuel Tony 56 Manuel, Wayne 44 Marano Henry 56 Marano Mary 27 Marks Warren 44 Marmann Frank 56 Marshall Martha 44 Martln Barrxe 50 Martln, Dav1d 46 Martxn, Gayle 27 Mart1n Nancy 56 Martm, W1ll1arn 38 Maty1ko, Joe 38 May Matthew 56 Mayo, Randy 50 McBr1de Cassandra McCarty W1lma 50 McFarland, Carol 44 McGee Barbara 44 Meadows, Gene 38 Melster, Judy 56 Mendelson, Ellen Mendelson Lelgh 45 Metts, W1ley 50 M1chae1 Robert 58 Mlller, Charles 56 Mlller, Holly 56 Mlller, R1chard 56 Mlntz Cherxe 56 Mxtan, Dor1s Montgomery J1rn 38 TUDE T Montgomery Les11e 50 Moody Nancy 27 Moore Danny 50 Moore, Gerald 56 Moore Jacquellne 28 Moore Thomas 50 Morr1son Robert 50 Moser Thomas 50 Mundy Helen 50 Murdoch, Margaret 28 Nance, Robert 50 Nelson, Ann 56 Nelson, John 50 Newbv Tom 45 N1edermayer R1chard 51 Nledermayer Ronald 51 Nobles, Gall 51 Nofslnger, Jane 45 Nottmgham, B111 45 Nottxngham, Carolyn 51 Noyes, Janet 45 Oakley Earl 51 Orebaugh Janet Orser, Bobby 45 Overby Rlchard 51 Packard, James 39 Parker Joe 28 Patterson Holt 56 Peake Roy 57 Pegram, Carolyn 51 Pegram, Loulse 28 Penmngton Kathleen 28 Pennmgton Sharon 51 Perklns, Charles 57 Peters Guy 45 Pettres, Irma 51 Plnney, Coleman 39 Porter, Arthur 29 Portewxg Jamce 51 Drake, Davld 58 Pr1ce Dale 46 Prlce, Faye 45 Puryear, Robln 57 Ramsey Wharton 51 Redmond, Nancy 57 Reynolds B1l1y 39 Rxanhard, John 51 Rxanhard, Shu-ley 51 R1chardson, Davld 45 R1gg1n Carl 40 Rlggln L1ndsay 52 R1pp1e, B11ly 57 Robertson, Barbara 57 Robertson Raymond 39 Robertson Ruth 51 Robmson, Brenda 51 Rogers Doug 39 Rolfe Ed 51 Rose Beulah 57 135 1 DEX Roundtree Peggy Rowe Pat 39 Royster B111 51 Royster, V1rg1n1a Ruch, W1ll1am 57 Rudd Dlane 57 Rudd Herby 45 Russell Carol 57 Russell Johnny 45 Ryder, Lmda 57 Ryder, Marlon Salle' Beth 57 Salle' Chrls 51 Salle' Pr1sc1lla 29 Salmon, Wayne 39 Samnfns Charlotte Sangster Randolph 57 Sasser Bonme 45 Satterfleld Barbara 51 Saul Valerle 45 Schmld, Robert 51 Schnelder John 57 Schoolar, Farlezgh Schoolar Buddy 29 Schools Elizabeth 2 Schools Joan 51 Schwelckert Robert 3 Scott, Betsy 39 Scott Cheryl 57 Scott, Jane 57 Seay, Dorothy 51 Sharp Rxckey 51 Sharpe Forest 45 Sharpe, Waverly 57 Shaw, Rosal1e 30 Sheehan Jack 57 Shuford, Ronn1e 57 S1mmons L1nda 57 Smlgox, Diane 57 Sm1th Betty 45 Smlth, Janet 57 Sm1th, Joyce 30 Snead Bucky 51 Snead, Pat 39 Speeks M1.chae1 39 Speeks, Gerald 30 Speeks Vvonne 39 Stappers, Carol 51 Steward, Mary Sam Stxgall Stuart 46 Stokes, Kathy 39 Stokes, Terry 52 Sul11van Gayle 57 Summers Barbara 58 Tackett Wayne 46 Tatum, Sue 57 Taylor, Edw1n 51 Thayer, Carol 57 Thlerman, Anton 51 Thompson, D1ane 57 Thompson, Donna 58 T1nder Jean 46 Tomlm Charles 58 Tompkins, Everett 46 Totty, Rebecca 58 Trent, Beverley 30 Tucker, Carolyn 46 Turner, Jeanle 30 Vaughan, Shlrley 52 V1ncent, Dav1d 46 Voss, George 52 Voss, Joan 52 Walker, Arthur Walker Robert 52 Walthall, Paul 39 Walthall, Steve 46 Ward, Elizabeth 52 Warford, Jack 58 Waters, Barbara 52 Waters, Betty 58 Waters James 40 Waters, Tommy 40 Watkins, Frank 40 Weil Barbara 58 Weil Edd1e 52 Wendell James 58 West, Stanley 58 Whetstone, Dale 40 Wh1taker, Susan 58 Wh1te, L1nda 58 Wh1t1ey, Gale 46 Whltley Judy 46 Wh1tt, Carolyn 52 W1ll1ams, Glynn 31 W11l1ams, Kenneth 58 Wlllxams Marllyn 46 Wxngo Ray 52 Wlse, Zora 31 Wltthoefft Charles 58 W1tthoefft, Ed 40 Wood, J1m 52 Wood Norman 52 Wood, Reade 58 Woodson, James 58 Woodyard, Harold 52 Worsham, Floyd 46 Worsham, James 31 Worsham, Joan 58 Wr1ght Marwn 40 Wr1ght Mlke 58 Wrxght Patr1c1a 46 Wr1ght Sherry 52 Wr1ght, Sh1r1ey 52 Yandell Doug 40 Young, Thomas 31 ' 56 , ' , 51 ' , , , , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , .V ' ' , N ' 39 . , , S 9- ' W . 44 n i I . . 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