Mount Vernon High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)
- Class of 1951
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Administrators RALPH EDWARD BUCKLEY B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute A.M., George Washington University Safety Patrol Sponsor Aniftant Principal FRANCES RICHMOND PARRISH A B Randolph Macon Woman s College Flora MacDonald College A B College of William and Mary Library Usage Course for Eighth Grade 3 ALLEN J VANINWBGEN Curtodmn Y , ., - , . ., Librarian J' 1 'li all nf Faculty ELIZABETH MORRIS AMES B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Unrverslty of Vrrglnra Seruor Clam Spomor Keg Club Spomor Senior Engluh JOAN MOYERS BAILEY B S IU Drstrlbutlve Educanon Madlson College Rnchmontl Professlonal Instltute of the College of Wlllram and Mary Coordinator of Dzftrtbutfze Educatton Dzftrzbutorr Club Spomor Comumer Eduratton DlffY1bZllI1!9 Eduratfon LENA WH ITT BISH B A Campbell College Mad1son College Columbla Uruversrty Student Cozfernmerzt Spomor Cwzcx U S Hzrton ARTHA JEAN BURINGTON B A Oberl1n College UHIVCISIIY of Maryland UUIVCTSIIY of V1rg1n1a Unlverslty of WISCOHSIH Square Dancmg Club Spomor Algebra Ceometrg JUNE SPENSER COOK A B m Scrence Wheaton College Macllson College Duke Umversrty Umverslry of V1rg1n1a Volleg ball Coach Arsutant Barbetball Coarb Pbyrfral Eduratmn NANCY ELIZABETH DOUGHTON B S Home Economlcs Educatron Mad1son College junior Future Homemaker! of America Home ECOIIUIIIIFJ EULA KATHERINE AYERS B A nn Educatlon Longwood College George Wash1ngton Un1vers1ty Art Clubx Sponror fl Sofzal Stutlzes ROBERT JOHN BAUMANN B A Furman Unxversmty Ohxo State Umversnry Rib Crazle Football Coarb Sczenre CATHERINE ELIZABETH BITTLE B S ln Educatlon Madison College Illgb .Stbool flee Club Sponsor lllllilf Bachelor of MUSIC Texas State College for Women I glatb Cradle Clee Club Sponsor Englzfb Soc1alStutlzeJ JAMES WILBURN COYLE B A Educatlon Furman Unxverslty UHIVCISIEY of V1fglDl3 C oach Wforld Hutorg Pbyfzcal Education VIDA l IAIRCHILD BS Educatxon Temple Unrverslty Phdadelphla George Washmgton Unlverslty Com merczal Antbmetzt Ceneral Bufmerr Bookkeeping .14 T . I .I - , A . X ' H SARAH COX COFFEY I .nr 'A vf, 1- if Facult LORRAINE FLAMMER Mount Vernon Hrgh School Secretarj to Prmfzpal JOHN R GRINNI-LL m Physrcal Fducatron Superror State Teachers College George Washmgton UDIVCYSIIY Barkerball Coach Pbyriml Ezlucalfmz MARGARET MCNEIL HARVEY A B Lynchburg College Madrson College George Washmgton Unrversrty Unlverslty of V1rg1n1a Phyxzcal Eduralzorz LORRAINE M HELTON B A Marshall College Duke Umversrty George Washmgton UHIVCISIIY Englub KATHLEEN WOOD HILL B A P1ttsburgh Umversxty Calrforma Umversxty Englzrh Social Studie! ROBERT HARMAN HORN B A Brlclgevwater College Walk Algebra FORREST LIVINGSTON FRAZIER B S ln Education mversxty of Vlfglnla Elon College George Washmgton Umversrty 1121107 Vafwg Barketball Coach Honor Society Co Sponrof Math HAROLD RAYMOND HAGERTY Bachelor of Scxence State Teachers College umata College Ezghzb Trade Englnla and Social Studie: LAWRENCE W HATCH B S Madrson College UDIVCISIIY of Florence National Art School Social Studfer Englnh BERNARD ROBERT HENSLEY A B Crerghton Umversxty Mornmgsrde College Frerbman Clam Spomor World H zrtory S oczal Studzer ELEANOR GLOSGOW CLARK HINE Wrllram and Mary Centenary Oberl1n Secretary to Lzbrarzan and Arxutanl Principal AMES WILSON JOHNSTON B S rn Educatlon Eastern lllmors State Teachers Penn State Indurtrml Artr Waodu urls 15 I . 1 ' 'L B.S. ' ' . I , - Q, J J - l -:ff 'le Facult HUGH HOWARD JONES B S The College of Wxllram and Mary M A George Washmgton Unrversxty Umverslty of Vxrgmxa Ezgbtb Grade Sczenre Club Spomor Auzftanl L1brarzan in Cbarge of Audzo Vzfual Azdr Srzezzfe PLORA SUSAN LOCKRIDGE A B Lynchburg College Airman! Gzrl Scout Leader Englzyb MARGARET LYNN MARKWOOD B A Mary Washmgton College Umversxty of Vlrgmxa LUCY JONES MURPHY B A College of W1ll1am and Mary I nglub RESA HUTT O FLAHERTY B S rn Educatlon Longwood College The College of Wllllam and Mary Commerual Club Afrzflanl Sponsor Sbortband Tgpmg Ceneral Burmesr FLORENCE R PROVANCF A C C B S M E Duquesne Umversrty Umverslty of Prttsburgh Bowlmg Greene College of Commerce Umversrty of Maryland Commerfzal Club Sponrf r jumor Clair Adz mor Sborlbana' Tgpmg Busmeff Ilafb HARRY ALEXANDER LEE B A Furman Unwersxry George Washmgton Uruversmry UDIVCTSIIY of Vlrgmxa Monogram Club Dlrertor of Pbjufal I'dueat1on and Atbletzcr Pbgrzral Eduratmrz LUCY JANE LOWMAN B S ln Educatlon Radford College Women s DIVISION of V P I George Wash1ngton UDIVCTSIIQ UHIVCISIIY of VlftL,lHl3 I earboob Club and Storeroom Heaa' of the Commercial Department Typing CeneralBum1eJJ Retailing 4 B S eastern Stare ers College IOHN MOORE ,K 59' ashmgron Unlversrry l C' fzglntb Frade mah WILLIAM RUSSELL MURPHY B A Government and Fore1gn AHHIIS College ofW1ll1am and Mary Umvers1ty of V1rg1n1a Coarb Hzrlory C11 IL! Ceograpln MARY RUTH ONEIL B S In Educatlon Radford College Women s D1v1s1on of V P I Englub PURCELL MOINK ROBERTSOIN B S Radford College George Washxngton Umversnty Unrversrry of Tennessee future Homemakerf of Amerlra Spomor Head of Home ECINIIIVPIIIJ Depl Home En nomzff llr - -, V , . . Y . Y - . Y . 7 . ...Y . . . Y. . f h 'l ' 4 . 1 ' . . HE ' 1 ' -O .ll Q y , ' ' ' I 5 r -v l . I I h y I XJ1, 1 Algebra. Math 4' N, - -, . . , I , . . V I A , . . Y Y . f' A , f ' v v 4 f . , ., . .,- . A. l V, A r , 7 . Y . . V , . . D Y . . . Y S ' 4 L 'V I - . V I A., . Facult CLARA BELLE ROBISON B.S., Madison College Bridgewater College Hath JAMES BURTON SAYLOR A B in Education George Washington University lnglzflv Burial Yluzfzef BEATRICE PAULINIE SLOAN B A Madison College I-'zgbt Crude Ne upaper Sponror Engllrla Soc1alStud1ef EUGENE ASA STEINBACH Bachelor of Music Education University of Wisconsin Northwestern Universitx Banff Dlrertur of Maur Band Inrlrumerzlal Muyir OSIE ELLFN TRIMMER A B William and Mary College University of Virginia Em Vee H1 Spmzmr FIIXIIIIJ Latm jllllfildllilll IEITI-IA FRANCES WALLACE A B Limestone College University of South Carolina Winthrop College C11 141 Englub EMMA REBECCA SAUNDERS A,B.. Randolph-Macon Woman's College George Washington University University of Virginia Honor Sorietj Co-Spmuor Ciricf Hiffnm JOAN ELIZABETH SHULL B A Westhampton College Randolph Macon Woman s College Spamrh Club Sponmr Ypamrh ll' orld Hrrlorg CONSTANCE SMALL A B Mary Baldwin College George Washington University Englirh EUGENE LESLIE TAYLOR B S in Education University of Florida Senior Sczenre Club Spunmr Chemzrtrj Pbgffrr POLLY EDWARD WAID B S Radford College Women s Division of V P I George Washington University University of Virginia Maforeztef arfzly Cbeerleaderr Sponmr Afflrtant Dzreflor of Pbgrlcal Edumlmn fzrlr Soflball Coafh Phwzral Education JOSEPI-IINE ELIZABETH WOOD B S The Averett junior College College of Wllliam and Mary George Washington University Sfpbnmore Clam Spmuor Leader uf Cir! Smut Troup Rea' Cmu Chazrman nlngg Ceneral Srzenfe -211 7 - Y I w . ., y . , . . . . I . : ,' ' ' ' ' - -i 1 Y v . Y I . ., . I 1' Y . .' . - -y , A . I . ' . . . .. V . . . - f 4 - v 7 ' 7 l . , 4 l i . . . . Y I 7 ' .A . . .' I B1 . 1 15 'lie Faculty Snaps I M1ssSloan 7 Mlss Trxmmer 'J Muse Small 4 Mr Saylur 5 M152 Saunders 6 Mrs Robertson Mrs. l lNll' Ro L IQ ls Quinlclf, AH-llligs Ayckrle. 9-Misg Vfomlllsliss IloclcriLlgf:lxl1lQlNlr. Lee: ll-Mlgs Lowmzln. l2-Mlrs. Ames 3- . lv-r.. Faculty Snaps K. V E. ro X Bunn run Iron ss u rs in ex r ens ex lk Horn l Miss Bi tc 'slr Nlur Mrs Nlurphx l b i ' I ,e if , W , I iq V . W A 5 6 132 X, W, Q, 4 5' 5 is , - .W if lg, ' xi l-Mr. Hagerty. 2-Mr. johnswn. 5-Mr, jones. ,A-Mr. Lamles. 5'-Miss Fairchild, 6-Miss lNiarkwood: Miss ' g.: . '-Mrs. He . S-Mig Sh ll. 9-M , C H lfl-M. H lj. ll- lr. . 2- ' 'rla Iii. . i phyi . i W .j. Faculty Snaps 'lv-4 fl-flu nw mmuwn Mrs :urn N Ll s mmcr 'Xin IL Irulnr 131110 741 1' ,, ., XP f ww ' - 'Wu ,JM mm DLX lult Mlsx Dau hum 1g V xr' , 1 M Y 9 , L 3, ' 1 ', i xx I L X 3. Q 'I X K, F-9 ' 1 1. ? C k . ,l R, l Q , C ,Q 1 W I 8 tr Q I ,hz I ,' Ts, 1'-1N1f.BL1C1'i1C5'. J-Mr. BuL1rnanr1. 5-Mr,Murp1my. 1-Mr. Monro. 5fMrx. Pdrrish. fwghirs. Bish. M4Mrs 1' S-MQ R 1' , .. 013111 1 9-Mr. CYN-'1. 111751, A 'L . 114511 Cuylci 1 g 12-Mi'sl:1u A1 . ..11ir'. 15-Mr. 557. 1:0-NFIKJP Left to Right Mrs Amer Spfmmr I Lakey V1rePrer1dent R Waddell Preudenl D Irzm Reporter Fi Emermn Treasurer and M Berrell Seeretary mmzng, from picture Senior Class Off1cers MOTTO Thus Alu ay! Fora ard FLOWER Red Rafe COLOR5 Green and S111 er -vEf22fD1- Class of 1951 Lois CORRENE ACHESON ALICE SYLVIA AGEE MARY LOUISE ALLEN VIRGINIA ESTHER BEACH JAMES OTI-IA BEASLEY GEORGE BEMENT RENA SUSIE BEST -I-f 23 MERIAM CHRISTINE BERRETT Class Of RICHARD ANTHONY BOLTON KATHLEEN RUTH BOYCE ROBERT LESTER BRADEL ROBERT EUGENE BROKAW Im CE MAR1 ENE BROWN DOROTHY JUSTINE BROWN FIELD LEONARD El I IOT BUNCH VA LLELY BUCKMASTER 1951 GERALDINE RHEA BLTLER DAVID LEE CARMICHAFI ELOISE MILDRED CARMICHAEL STANLEY LEO CARTS CHESTER SWING CHINN JULIE ANN CHRISTENSON EARL STEPHEN CLEM ROBERT MCBEATH COFFEY 25 16? Class Of LEO KEARNEY DRURY, JR. DORIS MERTINE DYSON JOHN EDWARD EDMONDSON BARBARA ANN EMERSON CLARENCE LEE ENNIS ANN GERTRUDE FAULCONER BETTY JEAN FIEL MARGARET ANN FLAHERTH 1951 DORIS IRENE CORNWELL LANGSTON LESTER CRABTREE HOWELL GARDENER CRIM SALLY LOUISE DACHTLER MARY LOUISE DILLARD DAVID ABANY DITTO SHIRLEY MAE DOOLEY RICHARD EDWARD DOWNS +4 27 78? Class Of CAROL NADINE FORD PHYLI IS E1 AINE G1 1sT JOHN JOSEPH GELLING RAY BLUNDEL GODFREY Avls WINSOM GOSNELL SHIRLEY ANN GRAVES BARBARA LEAKE GRESHAM WILLIAM EDWARD HANEKAMP 1951 IRENE DOROTHY HARLEY JAMES ALLEN HARLEY CARL WILLIAM HASLE BETTY AGNES HATTON GRACE LOUISE HAUG KATHRYN LOUISE HEAD BRUCE LERONALD HECOX ELEANOR FRANCES HEPLER -if 29 1- New 30 Class of SARA L1 ILAHEIH HERR HARRY ANDREW HiR11lN1 DOROTHX MAY Hui SHIRIIY MARIIYN HIMM ESTHIR C1 ARA HOAIIAND MARY lou HOLIIDAY Rl-IODA HARRIET HOROWITZ EDD CIINTON HUDSON 1951 WILBUR FRANKLIN HUDSON ROGER STEWART HUDSON VIRGINIA DARE I-ILIIFMAN DONALD SINCLAIR IRVIN FRANLIS KNOWLTON JARVIS JOHN FREDERICK JOHNSON CARMEL MARTHA JONES STANLEY LEIGH KELLY 'IV Y l31I '35 'f if Y J .37 Class of URSULA ANNE KENYON JOYCE ANNE KERNS NORA JANET Kmn MIIDRED ANN KINC PH1L1P JAMES KISER JEANNE FRANCES KRIESE ARTHLR VERNON KUHN RICHARD WAYNE LACEY 1951 JASPER HERMAN LAKEH DIXIE DARE LLOYD CAROLINE STANISTAWA LIWSRI STUART ARKADIUSZ Lrwsm DONALD MAURICE MACKIh MARCARET ANN MALPASS MARX MARGARET MARTIN -24 33 SHIRLEY JANE MARKLEX' 4534? Class Of BARBARA ANN MAXEY BETTY I AVERNE MQCORIJ LEAI-I HENRY MCCREARY BARBARA ERIE MCKEOWN JAMES FRANKLIN MILLER DON MBREDITH MILLS IEE EDISON MIIIS ELSIE MARIE MOORE 1951 SHIRLFX ANN MORCAN BLANLHP IWORRIS Elm IN C,IAR1NLI MXIRS MARION EDWARD NLIQCJN NITA FAY NLVu'Vllll RAMONA LAVERNI PARN111 OPAL DIJAN PARNIII JOAN ANN PHIIIIPS WE 35 ge 4536? Class of MARY ATHEY PLASKETT RONALD EUGENE PLATT CAROI DOUGLAS PROIAIITT VIRGIE LORETTA PURKS MARTHA GI IDDEN RANSOPHER MARLYS LEE RAYBOULD RBMINGTON MARY ELIZABETH RICE ' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1951 IAMES EDWARD ROSE WILLIAM LOI IS ROssIE IR DOROTHY LOU SAWX ER JANICE IEAN SCUDDER JOYCE BEVERLY SCUDDER JOSEPHINE ANNE SEI BY JOAN CAROL SHEPHERD GERALDINE NIALDE SHHHH1 H3711 +138 fi' Class Of MARIE MACDALENE SKOTTA ELLI OTTILIE SMAKULA GEORGE VERNON SMITH RAPHAEI MARTIN SOLOT ERWIN WAI LACE STEULKE JR ROBERT ANDREW STEWART GEORI E WASHINGTON STOCKS JOHN WILLIAM SUI LIVAN 1951 LEILA HILL SWANN JOYCE MARIE TAPLEY JAMES JOSEPH TAYLOR DELORES MAE TRAINA CHARLES STEWART T ULLoss PHYLLIS OWENS TYERS STUART WHEELER VAN SCOYOC JAMES RICHARD WADDELL +3395 140 Class Of JEAN ONEIDA WALKER FORREST LYNN WALTON CLAUDE GRANT WARWICK MIKAI OSBORN WATNEE EDWARD ROGER WELCI-I ROBERT EDWARD WEST LOIS PAMELA VERONICA WI-IITE GLORIA ESTELLE WILSON 1951 VIRCII DIMPSIX WIISON JOHN ANDRIW WRIOHT The followmg Semors pmtures Ire IT1lSSll1g EDWARD RUSSEI L ALLORN HII DA JESUS CREED ROSINA MARY HABERLX WILI IAM FLOYD JACOBS NORMAN GEORGE MYERS CAROL DEE PFTRIE KENNI-TI-I BOYD SI-IIFLETT ERNEST ALVIN SMITH WALTER LEE WATSON +3 415 I IAH HENRY M46 RPARY Pez mzmim ELL! 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I6-Margaret Malpass. l'4lilli '1 ' .--f g 4. - . - A ' 'A , zlmliil' vim. 22-.'h'l'y lg. 23-- Sen1or D1rectory ALICE SYLVIA AGEE KAIJ U 8A Grays I-1111 V11 lage Fort Belvorr Belvo1r2332 Hobby Dancmg and swrmmrng Ambmon To ltve a long happy lrfe Clubs or Sports Future Homemakers of Amerrca 4 years Vxce Presrdent 1 year EVERETT RUSSELL ALCORN fL1ttle Alcornl RFD 4 Box 145 Alexandrxa Vtrgmna Hobby Hunttng ftshrng and football Ambttron To play pro football Sports Football 3 years MARY ELLEN LOUISE ALLEN fDzmple:Q 15 Bell vrew Avenue Farr Haven Alexandrra Ambrtron To be a typrst Clubs and Sports Softball 3 years Volley ball 3 years Home Commg Court 1 year VIRGINIA ESTHER BEACH fDmglel Box 35 Lorton Vrrgmra Lorton 38 F 11 Hobby Movres Ambrtron To lrve a long lrfe and be happy wtth a baseball player Clubs or Sports Home Ec 1 year Patrols 2 years Pep Club 2 years GEORGE BEMENT 306 Farr Haven Avenue Alex andtla Hobby Automobiles Ambltxon To attend Annapolrs or go to some other college to study Mecham cal Engrneermg Clubs or Sports Spamsh Club Vrce Presrdent 1 year Bus Drrver 1 year MERIAM CHRISTINE BERRETT fRedrl Lorton Vtrgmxa Lorton 49 Hobby Clyde Ambntton T make Clyde a good wrfe Clubs or Sports Newspaper Club 2 years Feature Edrtor 1 year Glee Club 3years Patrols 2 years Secretary of Senxor Class Year Book Club 1 year Quill and Scroll 1 year RENA SUSIE BEST fRemzj U 68 B Grays Hlll Vrllage Fort Belvorr Hobby Don Ambrtron To be a stnger Clubs or Sports Commerctal Club 1 year KATHLEEN RUTH BOYCE lKayl 323 Edge H111 Drrve Jefferson Manor Alexandna Hobby Roller skatmg swrmmmg art work Ambntron To get married to a certaxn person and to lead a happy famrly lrfe Clubs or Sports Glee Club Yearbook Art Staff ROBERT LESTER BRADEL Ulluddl 107 East Lee Street Alexandrna Al 7575 Hobby Hang out at Penn Daw Frre Department Ambttlon To own a Cadrllac Convertrble Clubs or Sports Football Manager 3 years Baseball Manager 1 year ROBERT EUGENE BROKAW fB0l7l 205 Bellevtew Blvd Alexandrra Hobby Sports Ambtrxon Get mar rred become a coach rn Calrforma Clubs or Sports Football 3 years Baseball 3 years Basketball 2 years JOYCE MARLENE BROWN H031 Lorton Vrrgmta Lorton69F12 Hobby Art dancmg and swrmmmg Ambttton To go to college and make a success of my ltfe Clubs or Sports Art Club 1 year Student Gov ernment lyear Asst Edrtor SURVEYOR lyear Edxtor SURVEYOR 1 year Quzll and Scroll 1 year DOROTHY JUSTINE BROWNFIELD lDnral 16 Walton Road Alexandrra TE 4169 Hobby Swrmmmt and Butch Ambrtxon To get to gym class on ttme wrth all my clothes Clubs or Sports Spamsh Club 1 year VALLELY BUCKMASTER fVall Route 1 Arcturus Alexandrra Hobby Dancrng artcraft Ambttlon Just to be successful and happy 4441 LEONARD ELLIOTT BUNCH JR lLenn31 Route 5 Box 130 Alexandria Al 7 88 Hobby A certaxn gurl rn Groveton wrth a red Ford Convertnble Ambrtron To have a good job and own a new car and to have lots of clothes GERALDINE RHEA BUTLER fGerrJ1 U238D Grays H111 Vrllage Fort Belvorr Belvoir 143 R Hobby Skatmg bowlmg music Ambrtron To travel and to have a successful busxness career Clubs or Sports Glee Club 2 years Future Homemakers of Amerrca 1 year Senror Homeroom Presrdent Jumor Representatlve to Vlrgmra Grrls State Honor Socrety 1 year treasurer Judncral Court 1 year judge MILDRED ELOISE CARMICHAEL Route 4 Alex andrna Hobby Swtmmmg Dancmg and Chrrstmas presents Clubs or Sports Basketball 2 years Senror Grrl Scouts 2 years Student Government 1 year DAVID LEE CARMICHAEL fHm1gl Route 4 Alex andna Hobby Sleepmg watchmg ball games Am bmon To become a rrch playboy Clubs or Sports Basketball 2 years STANLEY LEO CARTS JR fsldnl Box 604 Route 4 Alexandrra Englesrde 38J2 Hobby Musrc Am bxtron To become a good screntxst Clubs or Sports Track 2 years Basketball Newspaper Sports Edxtor 2 years Scrence Club CHESTER SWING CHINN fCl9lggerl 107 East srde Drrve Alexandna Alexandrra 7654 Hobby Frght mg fire and rescue work Ambntxon To be a fireman or JULIE CHRISTENSON 4 Major Barbara Street Alex andrla Kxng89849 Hobby Horseback rrdtng and drawmg Ambrtron To pass my college board exams Clubs or Sports Spamsh Club Scrence Club EARL STEPHEN CLEM Route 4 Alexandrra Hobby Baseball Ambrtron To be a mechanrc Clubs r Sports Drstrrbutrve Educatron Club ROBERT COFFEY fTexl 68 Fort Drrve Alexandrra King!-18853 Hobby Wrttxng rtdmg drlvmg swtm mrng and readmg Ambrtton To become a Humorxst luke Mark Twann Clubs and Sports Track 1 year Football 1 year Glee Club 3 years Public Speakmg 1 year and Nevespaper Club 2 years DORIS CORNWELL Route l Box 90 Spr1ng6e1d Ambmon To get out of Mount Vernon before they desxre to keep me any longer Clubs and Sports Future Homemakers of Amerrca 2 years Newspaper Club 1 year Commerclal Club 1 year Pep Club 1 year HOWELL GARDNER CRIM fToml Route 1 Box 134 Alexandrra Vrrgmxa Temple 9381 Hobby Sarl mg., track Ambrtnon To own my own ocean gonng saxlmg yacht SALLY LOUISE DACHTLER 28 Farr Haven Avenue Alexandrxa Tel 3962 Hobby Muslc Ambrtron To see the world Clubs or Sports Basketball 7 years Newspaper Club J years Ed1tortnCh1ef 1 year Gnrl Scouts 1 year Band 7 years O I ' ' 1 ' 1 - ', 1 1 ' ' . 1 - ' 1 ' . 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Ambrtron Nurse DAVID ALBANY DITTO fFeel1 315 West Blvd Drrve Alexandrna Tel 58 4 Hobby Grrls Ambrtron To become a Rear Admnral rn the Egyptran Navy Clubs or Sports Football 5 years Basketball 7 years Baseball 1 year Track 2 years Student Government 1 year Debate Club 1 year Yearbook 1 year SHIRLEY MAE DOOLEY fD0odlerI Route 1 Alex andrra Al 0426 Hobby Dancrng Ambrtron To travel around the world Clubs or Sports Softball 1 year Cheerleaders 3 years Secretary and Treasurer 1 year Future Homemakers of Amerxca 2 years Com merctal Club 1 year Patrols 1 year RICHARD EDWARD DOWNS lD1cleJ1 Box 4IS Route 4 Alexandrt Hobby Sports Ambition To become a good football player Clubs or Sports Foot ball 7 years Track 1 ear LEO KEARNEY Avenue Alexandrra Ing Ambrtron To speak Chmese and French fluently Clubs or Sports Basketball J V 1 year Natronal Honor Socrety Qurll and Scroll Socrety Artrst on the SURVEYOR Artxst and Free Lance reporter for Em Vee DRURY JR fLeel 525 Bertland Hobby Short Story wrrtmg draw DORIS MERTINE DYSON fDottyI Lorton Vrr g,1nra Lorton 15 F 30 Hobby Pete Ambrtron Secretary Clubs or Sports Commercral Clubs Vrce Presrdent 2 years Patrols 2 years fCarr0tl 901 Sth Hobby Playrng To go to college JOHN FRANCIS EDMONDSON Street New Alexandrna Ov 7880 ball and sleepmg rn class Ambrtron Clubs or Sports Basketball 3 years BARBARA ANN EMERSON fBarbJl Route I Box 7592 Alexandrra Al 3142 Hobby Playmg the prano and watchmg TV Ambrtron To be a Navy nurse Clubs or Sports Glee Clubs 2 years Future Teachers of Amerrca 1 year Commercral Clubs 1 year Red Cross Representatrve lyear Scrence Club lyear Home room Secretary Semor year Class Treasurer Senror year CLARENCE LEE ENNIS flncberl Route 5 Box 476 Alexandrra Hobby Farmmg Ambrtron Clerk or Bookkeeper Clubs or Sports Patrols 1 year ANN GERTRUDE FAULCONER 66614181 Route 1 Lorton Hobby Collect1ngMex1canDes1gns Ambrtnon Just to lrve a happy and successful lrfe Clubs or Sports Commercxal Clubs I year Patrols 7 years Drstrrbutrve Educatron I year BETTY JEAN FIEL fF1el1el 108 East Falrvrevn Avenue OV 3954 Hobby Roller skatrng, Ambrtron To become a secretary Clubs or Sports Commercxal Clubs lyear Treasurer MARGARET ANN FLAHERTY 1171411571 374 West Groveton Street Alexandrra Kmg 8 8395 Hobby Roller skatrng dancmg eatmg and sleepnng Ambrtron To become a professtonal roller skater Clubs or Sports Glee Club 4 years Grrl Scouts 1 year Treasurer Home Economrcs 1 year Pep Club I CAROL NADINE FORD 167 21st Street Fort Belvorr Ft Belvorr 7169 Hobby Smmmrng musxc all sports Clubs or Sports Basketball 7 years Glrl Scouts 1 year G C Grllmgham Club 1 year Presxdent Home room Secretary Member of Alpha Srgma Chr 1 year Glee Club 7 years Maporette 1 year Vrce Presrdent PHYLLIS ELAINE GEIST IPIJJII 311 Lynnwood Street Alexandrxa Hobby Collectmg postcards musrc Ambrtnon Travelrng to Europe Clubs or Sports Glee Club German Club JOHN JOSEPH GELLING Hahn? Box 149 Temple Trarler Vrllage Alexandrra OV 1979 Hobby Bowlrng Ambltron To gam knowledge and wealth as I grovy older Clubs or Sports Baseball erghth grade Art Club Newspaper Club RAY BLUNDELL GODFREY JR fSonnyJ 103 Quaker Lane Alexandrxa AL 4296 Hobby Sports Ambrtron To become an auto mechanrc or electrrctan Clubs or Sports Baseball 4 years Basketball 3 years Football 1 year Student Government SHIRLEY ANN GRAVES ffrazey pot? 11 Bellrvran Avenue Alexandrra KI8 041 Hobby Drawmg Am button To become a smger Clubs or Sports Com mercral Club 1 year Glee Club 1 year BARBARA LEAKE GRESHAM fB0bbzeI U41 A Grays H111 Vrllage Fort Belvoir Ft Belvo1r3221 Hobby Chuck Ambrtton To make Chuck agood wrfe Clubs or Sports Pep Club 1 year Secretary of Junror Class Home Comrng Queens Court 1 year F H A Club 4 years Secretary 7 years Student Gov ernment 1 year WILLIAM EDWARD HANEKAMP lB1lIyl 606 Potomac Avenue New Alexandrra Temple 2322? Hobby Eatmg and sleepmg Ambmon To own the bxggest strll In the Unrted States Clubs or Sports Football 1 year D E Club 1 year DOROTHY IRENE HARLEY lReneJ Route 247 Lorton Lorton 33F4 Hobby To read magazmes Am brtron To be a wtfe of a football star Clubs or Sports Home Economrcs Club 7 years D E Club 1 year Patrols 3 years Grrl Scouts 1 year Pep Club 1 year JAMES ALLEN HARLEY Lorton Hobby Huntma and hshmg Ambmon Make a lrvmg Clubs or Sports Football 7 years Track lyear D E Club lyear CARL WILLIAM HASLE Route 4 Box 576 Alex andrra Englesrde 46J2 Hobby Model Arrplanes Am bxtron To be a Pnlot rn the Arr Force Clubs or Sports Football Syears Track 1 year Yearbook Club 1 year Scrence Club 1 year BETTY AGNES HATTON fBettJI Route 5 Box '67 Alexandrra Al 3005 Hobby Readmg Ambrtton Nurse Clubs or Sports Grrl Scouts I year Newspaper Club 4 years Crrculatron Manager 2 years Busmess Manager 1 year Quzll and Scroll I year GRACE LOUISE HAUG fCook1el 1974 Rnchmond Hrghvsay Alexandrra Kung, S 8769 Hobby Skatmg Ambntron To be a popular vocalrst Clubs or Sports J V Cheerleader 1 year Glee Club 4 years Reporter I year Newspaper Club 7 years Publxc Speaking Club 7 years Advertnsmg Manager of Newspaper Club 1 year O I . 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IJ so ya Senror D1rector KATHRYN LOUISE HEAD IKMJI 320 Albemarle DIIVC Jefferson Manor K1ng8 96 Hobby To read magazrnes Amb1t1on To be a vufe of a football star Clubs or Sports Softball 1 year Glee Club 1 year BRUCE LERONALD HECOX lR1m'gle1 U210D Grays H111 Vrllage Fort Belvorr Hobby Mechamcs Amb1t1on To be a mechanrc Clubs or Sports Football Iyear Track 1 year Art Club 1 year D E Club 1 year V1ce Pres1dent Patrols 2 years ELEANOR FRANCES HEPLER flilln Route 1 Box 186 Sprrngheld Vlfglhla Engles1de147W4 Hobby MUSIC and photography Amb1t1on To do somethmg worthwhrle Clubs or Sports Glee Club L1brar1an 3 years Pep Club Iyear Honor Socrety 1 year Alpha Srgma Chr 1 year HARRY ANDREW HERTLINE 119 Brrland Street Apt 101 Alexandr1a K1ng842l Hobby Swrmmmg softball Amb1t1on To have an A1r Force Career SARA ELIZABETH HERR IS Betbl U 5 A Grays H111 V1llage Fort Belvolr Be1vo1r 149J Hobby Foot ball games and a specnal player Amb1t1on To get my MRS degree Clubs and Sports Basketball 2 years Newspaper Reporter 1 year Club Edrtor 1 year Cheer leader 1 year Gxrl Scouts 7 years Student Government 1 year Varsxty Court Attendant DOROTHY MAY HILL KDOH Route 1 Sprmgfleld Hobby Danclng Amb1t1on Ass1stant Manager of a dress shop Clubs or Sports Home Econom1cs 3 years Pep Club Commerc1al Club 7 years Pres1dent 1 year SHIRLEY MARILYN HIMM rSh1rll U 16 B Grays 1ng Amb1t1on Secretary Clubs or Sports Glee Club 4 years VICC Pres1dent I year Secretary Secretary of Student Government 1 year Reporter of Freshman Class CLARA ESTHER HOAGLAND Route 1 Box 167 Al Hobby Roller skatlm. Amb1t1on To be a Secretary Clubs or Sports Volleyball 3 years Future Homemakers of Amerrca Commercral Club Reporter MARY LOU HOLLIDAY fHnIly1 U 761 D Grays H111 Vrllage Fort Belvonr Belvorr 197 R Hobby Dancrng musrc and rrdmg yuth B111 Amb1t1on Clerk Typrst and housewnfe Clubs or Sports Home Econom1cs Club 2 years D E Club Secretary and PI'6SlL1Cl'1I RHODA HARRIET HOROWITZ fRl9oa'a1 1378 Locust Street Al 4603 Hobby Bakmg and havmg a good t1me Amb1t1on To travel vyest Clubs or Sports Future Homemakers of Amernca 4 years Federatron Representat1ve 1 year EDD CLINTON HUDSON 165 71st Street Fort Belvorr Belvorr 3165 Hobby Radro and conversatron Amb1t1on To get a m1lI1on Clubs or Sports Football 1 year Newspaper Club 7 years News Edrtor 1 year ROGER STEWART HUDSON 165 71st Street Fort Belvo1r Belvo1r 9165 Hobby Sports and stamp collect mg Amb1t1on To go to college Clubs or Sports Football Iyear Track 2 years Spanrsh Club Pres1dent -lf' WILBUR FRANKLIN HUDSON fBudd3J 1534 Huntmgton Avenue Alexandr1a Al 0 43 Hobby If you knew you d due' ' ' Amb1t1on To be a paratrooper VIRGINIA DARE HUFFMAN fVee1 Lorton Occo quan 65J Hobby Dancrng and travelrng Amb1t1on 'Io be a prrvate secretary Clubs or Sports Commercral Club Presltlent of erghth grade Home Econom1cs Club DONALD SINCLAIR IRVIN KDMH 109 Damger I'1eld Road Alexandr1a Engles1de13lW Hobby Work Amb1t1on To get a job 1n South Amerrca and make a m1ll1on Clubs or Sports Football 2 years Key Club 3 years VICC Pres1dent Newspaper Club 1 year WILLIAM FLOYD JACOBS flakei Alexandrra Route 4 Box 677 Hobby Baseball Amb1t1on To make a 11v1ng playmg baseball Clubs or Sports Football 1 year Baseball 4 years D E Club FRANK KNOWLTON JARVIS fFfdlICI.l'J OV 0898 Hobby Atcumulatnon of money Amb1t1on Own b1111on 10 Texas o1l vtells Clubs or Sports Track 2 years JOHN JOHNSON Unbmzyf 1702 Huntrngton Avenue Al 4188 Hobby Frxmg Plymouths Amb1t1on To break the course record at the Belle Haven Country Club Clubs or Sports Baseball 4 years Basketball 7 years Football 1 year D E Club Vrce Pres1dent URSULA ANN KENYON FCHHJOHI 1011 Potomac Avenue Alexandr1a Hobby Swrmmrng and Basketball Amb1t1on To be able to stand on my head and wh1stle Drxre Clubs or Sports Homeroom Charrman Basket ball 1 year mg and collectron of snapshots Amb1t1on Prrvate Secretary Clubs or Sports Home Econom1cs 1 year Commerclal Club 7 years NORA IANLT KIDD fjdlll 107 Semlnary Road Alexandr1a Al 575 Hobby Collect happmess and always keep rt Al'I1l31IlOIl To graduate th1s year Clubs or Sports Patrols 3years Home Ec Club 1 year G1rl Scouts lyeat MILDRED ANN KING lrlllrlazef 224 Lynnwood Street Apt 707 K1ng856 9 Hobby MUSIC and swrm m1ng Amb1t1on To become a brg t1me secretary Clubs Ol Sports Commerual Club Red Cross Representatrve PHILIP JAMES KISER Wh!!! Route 4 Box 80 Alexandr1a Al 7213 Hobby Electronrcs and telephone Amb1t1on To own the Bell Telephone Company Clubs or Sports Publrc Speakrng Secretary Tau Alpha Gamma Pres1dent Glee Club 5 years Publrc Speakrng Student Government Attorney on Law Court Patrols 1 years Lxeutenant and Captann JEANNI FRANCLS KRIESE IBreezy1 B x 2 IA Route 1 Alexandr1a A186719 Hobby Collectlng art1 cles about school sports Amb1t1on To l1ve to be a hundred ARTHUR V1 RNON KUHN fflril Route 7 Galle Street Alexandr1a JL a 8046 Hobby Football Am l5lI1OI'l To play college football Clubs or Sports Foot ball 2 years Basketball 1 year D E Club Pres1dent O I ' ' , iv I - ' Y ' , v ,A I , . , . . , . . . . 5 w Q y - .. . . y 4 y . .7 7' I . . . . . , , . Z y Q v Q - - Q , Q 1 - 1. I Y , ' . 1 ' - - . : . . , . 1 - - ' ' 7 ' - - - . ' ' . . , , , - . . . I . 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J. rf, ww yif Semor D1rector RICHARD WAYNE LACEY fB1ra'l 363 West Groveton Street Alexandria Kmzfi 47 Hobby Sports of all kinds Ambition To become a millionaire Clubs or Sports Track 2 years Football 2 years Base ball 1 year Art Club 1 year Homeroom Chairman l year JASPER HERMAN LAKEY fSU!1fIjl Qts 140 1'-lth Street Fort Belvoir Fort Belvoir 3140 Hobby Sports Ambition To get a job in sports Clubs or Sports Football 2 years Basketball 7 years Baseball 2 years Student Government 2 years Vice President of Senior Class DIXIE DARE LLOYD fD1:uel Route 1 Box 704 Alexandria Hobby Traveling Ambition To marry a rich man Clubs or Sports Volleyball 2 years Softball 1 year Glee Club 4 years Art Club 2 years Home Coming Court 1 year CAROLINE STANISTAWA LIWSKI flffhulzzel Quarters 57 Fort Belvoir Ft Belvoir 2261 Hobby Designing and sewing Ambition Commercial Art and Designer Clubs or Sports Volleyball lyear Hockey Iyear Basketball 1 year Art Club I year Yearbook Staff I year Dramatics Club I year Newspaper Club I year STUART ARKADJUSZ LIWSKI fjackl Quarters 57 Fort Belvoir Ft Belvoir 2257 Hobby Buildmb model airplanes Ambition To be a traveler Clubs or Sports Patrols Iyear DONALD MAURICE MACKIE fDonI 915 Potomac Ames English Class Clubs or Sports Basketball 2 years Football 7 years MARGARET ANNE MALPASS Route l Box 278 E Alexandria Al 5137 Hobby Sports Ambition T become an English teacher or a Physical education in structor Clubs or Sports Cheerleader 7 years Co Cap tam 2 years Basketball 2 years Volleyball 3 years Glee Club 3 years Newspaper Club 2 years Future Teachers of America 1 year Science Club I year Club Editor of Newspaper l year Homeroom Chairman Senior year Red Cross Representative 7 years Varsity Court 1 year SHIRLEY JOAN MARKLEY flxxdzlruf I0 l h Street New Alexandria Hobby Dancing. painting., and ievselry Ambition To be happy Clubs or Sports Volleyball 1 year Art Club 4 years President Tau Alpha Gamma 7 years Vice President I year Alpha Srma Chi 7 years MARY MARGARET MARTIN Illargel Route 4 Box 53 Alexandria Hobby Dancing, Ambition To be a big important secretary Clubs or Sports Cheer leader 7 years Pep Club l year Home Economics Club 4 years BARBARA ANN MAXEY fBafJJl Route 5 Box 791 Alexandria Al 0938 Hobby All sports Ambition To become a very good secretary at the Capitol Clubs or Sports Softball 4 years Patrols l year junior Class Treasurer 1 year +1 4 r LEAH HENRY MCCREARY fLeel 109 East Street Alexandria Al 2966 Hobby Music my cat and Tommy Ambition To travel around the world with Tommy Clubs and Sports Student Government 1 year Newspaper 2 years Reporter 1 year and Adver rising Manager 1 year Cheerleaders 3 years Captam 2 years Future Homemakers of America 3 years Par liamentarian I year President 2 years Federation Treasurer 1 year and President I year Home Coming Queens Court I year School Beauty 1 year eighth Lrade Glee Club and Senior Personality BETTY LAVERNE MCCORD Mleatballz 164 21st Street Fort Belvoir Belvo1r3164 Hobby Toys and sugar cubes Ambition To live a long, and happy life with a certain Cross Clubs and Sports Home Eco nomics Club 3 years Girl Scouts I year Cheerleader 7 years BARBARA ERIE MCKFOWN IPelumal ll Bell view Avenue Fairhaven King87041 Hobby Roller skating Ambition To be married to Johnnie Schaeiier JAMES FRANKLIN MILLER fjinlmjl Route 5 Box 233 Alexandria A185421 Hobby Music Am b1t1on To be a television engineer Clubs or Sports Baseball 3 years Newspaper Club Yearbook Club DON MEREDITH MILLS fDrml Woodlawn Manor Alexandria Engleside 166 12 Hobby None Ambition To become an engineer Clubs or Sports Football 7 years Basketball Manager Yearbook Club LEE EDISON MILLS fLeel Route 1 Woodlawn Manor Alexandria Engleside 166 J2 Hobby Art Am Assistant Art Editor Tau Alpha Gamma Art Club ELSIE MARIE MOORE fRu5t5J Harrington Drive Qts 09 Fort Belvoir Ft Belvoir 7209 Hobby Swim ming drawing singing Ambition To become a singer with an orchestra Clubs or Sports Art Club 4 years Glee Club 4 years Future Homemakers of America BLANCHE MORRIS fO5mrl Lorton Virginia Occo quan 8lW1l Hobby Reading sports Ambition To become a nurse and marry a rich doctor Clubs or Sports Glee Club 1 year Home Economics Club 2 years Commercial Club 7 years Secretary of Commercial Club I year Pep Club Malorettes SHIRLEE ANN MORGAN fSh1rIf 904 10th Street Alexandria OV 6595 Hobby Music Ambition To become a successful secretary Clubs or Sports Glee Club 3 years EDWIN CLARENCE MYERS ,IR 72518 Duke Street Alexandria Hobby Sports Ambition To be successful Clubs or Sports Football 7 years Basketball 1 year Art Club 7 years NORMAN GEORGE MYERS 2818 Duke Street Alexandria Hobby Sports and riding horses Ambition Mechanic Clubs or Sports Football 1 year Basketball 2 years Baseball Iyear Track Iyear Glee Club 1 year MARION EDWARD NELSON lfbortyl Ox Road Lorton Occoquan aswv Hobby Building, model work ing on hot cars Ambition To become a pilot I I I I , v s , . t - 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I 7 'fe Senlor D1rectory NITA FAY NEWVILLE IPxx:el Route 5 Box 172 Alexandria Al 7137 Hobby Horseback rxdmg and swnmmtng Ambrtlon To become a successful busxness woman Clubs and Sports Glee Club 3 years Secretary 1 year Dramatrcs Club 1 year Debate Club 1 year Future Teachers of Amerrca 1 year Pep Club I year Alpha Srgma Chr Secretary 2 years Public Speakmg 1 year RAMONA JO ANN PARNELL Klllomel Route 3 Box 62 Alexandrra Al 1534 Ambrtron To become a good ballroom dancer Clubs and Sports Gnrl Scouts 1 year Newspaper Club I year Future Homemakers of Amerrca 1 year Commercral Club 1 year OPAL DEAN PARSELL fAngeIl Route 4 Box 350 Alexandrla Englesrde 43J2 Hobby Smgmg Ambrtron To smg lrke Evelyn Knrght Clubs or Sports Grrl Scouts 1 year Commercial Club 2 years Reporter 1 year Square Dance Club 1 year Home Economlcs Club 2 years Newspaper Club 2 years Alumnr Edltor 1 year CAROL DEE PETRIE fPetel Route 4 Box 440 Alexandria Eng 79 Hobby Musnc Ambrtron College then marriage Clubs and Sports Newspaper Club 1 year Glee Club 1 year JOAN ANN PHILLIPS fPb11l 26 Williamsburg Road Jefferson Manor Tel 5716 Hobby Plano and dancmg Ambrtlon To become a nurse and housewxfe Clubs and Sports Commercial Club 1 year Pep Club 1 year gmra Lorton12F2 Hobby Music and domg home work for Mrs Ames Ambrtlon To be a secretary and to keep away from the Old Mards Home Clubs and Sports Commercral Club 2 years Ofhce Practlce 1 year RONALD EUGENE PLATT fRo1mzel Route 4 Box 716 Alexandrra Vnrgmna Al 6829 Hobby Frshmg and horseback rldrng Ambrtron To be a great movne drrector and producer Clubs and Sports Glee Club 1 year CAROL DOUGLAS PROFFITT lPenml Popkms Lane Groveton Al 3611 Hobby Horses Ambrtron To be a multr mlllronaxre VIRGIE LORETTA PURKS fSl9ort1el Route l Box 385 Alexandrra Vnrgmna Alex 6835 Hobby A collection of things from other states Ambrtron To be a saleslady at a large department store Clubs and Sports Future Homemakers of Amernca 4 years MARTHA GLIDDEN RANSOPHER fRanndJ Route 4 Alexandrra Hobby Trymg to get all my homework done Ambrtnon To be a taxtcab drlver Clubs and Sports Basketball 1 year Student Government Judr cral Department Tau Alpha Gamma 2 years Reporter Art Club 2 years Future Teachers of America 1 year Alpha Srgma Chr MARLYS LEE RAYBOULD flllore or Leu! 123 Brr land Street Shrrley Duke Apartments Alexandrxa Hobby Mustc Ambrtxon To be a secretary Clubs and Sports Art Club Glee Club Alpha Srgma Chr +l48l BENJAMIN F REMINGTON fBennyj 28 Massey Court Farrhaven K1 89776 Hobby Sports Am button To be a Presndent of the Unrred States Clubs and Sports Football 1 year Baseball 1 year MARY ELIZABETH RICE fMar3 Lfzl 705 16th Street New Alexandrra Tel 8722 Hobby Dancrng rldmg Ambltlon To go 11110 retrremenr Clubs and Sports Spanrsh Club 2 years Scxence Club 1 year WILLIAM LOUIS ROSSIE JR fL0ul Route 4 Box 683 Alexandrra Englesrde 91W2 Hobby Trymg to make gxrls blush Ambxtlon To be an FBI Agent Clubs and Sports Football 3 years Basketball 2 years Baseball 3 years Track 1 year Student Government 3 years Vlce Presrdent 1 year Presrdent 1 year Key Club 3 years Vtce Presrdent Monogram Club 1 year JAMES EDWARD ROSE fjzmmzel 1305 Huntmg Creek Drrve Alexandria Al 1476 Hobby Dancmg Rldrng Ambrtton To get rrch fast and easy Clubs and Sports Basketball I year DOROTHY LUE SAWYER lDoe-37 U 86C Grays H1llVxllage Fort Belvoir 5114 Hobby Roller skatnng Ambrtron Beautxcran Clubs and Sports Spanish Club 2 years Secretary and Treasurer Commercral Club l year JANICE JEAN SCUDDER flame! 315 East Oak Street Groveton Al 6132 Hobby Art Photography and Swrmmmg Clubs and Sports Grrl Scouts 1 year Art Club 4 years JOYCE BEVERLY SCUDDER U0 107 315 East Oak Street Groveton Al 6132 Hobby Art Photography seemg the world nn search of a Ronnie Clubs and Sports Art Club 2 years Home Economncs Club 1 year Public Speaking Club Iyear JOSEPHINE ANNE SELBY U07 Route 2 Box 93 Alexandrta Alex 2516 Hobby Collectrng buttons and noveltres swxmmmg and food Ambrtron To become an arrlme hostess Clubs and Sports Art Club 3 years Semor Grrl Scouts 1 year Pep Club 1 year JOAN CAROL SHEPHERD ljoamel Box 43 Lor ton Lorton 96 Hobby Readrng and collectmg carved hgurmes Ambxtron To marry a preacher Clubs and Sports Debate Club 1 year Grrl Scouts 1 year Publnc Speakmg Club 2 years Future Teachers of Amernca I year GERALDINE MAUDE SHIFFLETT Kferrgl Farr fax Statron Vrrgmra KENNETH BOYD SHIFLETT flxennyl 300 E Oak Street Groveton Al 8531 Hobby Sports and Grrls Ambltron To retrre as a mrllronanre by the rrme I am 20 years old Clubs or Sports Baseball 2 years ELLI OTTILIE SMAKULA fEllel J21 B 23d Street Fort Belvotr Tel 7400 Ex 3193 Hobby Daydream mg cooking and music Ambltron To do somethmg worthwhrle and travel around the world Clubs and Sports Glee Club 3 years Scrence Club 1 year Art Club 1 year Treasurer of Alpha Srgma Chr 1 year Honor Socnery 1 year GEORGE VERNON SMITH fSm1ttyJ Temple Trarler Vrllage Alexandrra Tel 972 Hobby Com Collectnng Bovslmg., Ambltron None I I - q I , . . 2 , 1 . . 1 1 Q 1 Q ' . . , ' , , , , . 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Ambrtxon To become Presrdent of the Mlller H1g.h Lxfe Brewery Clubs or Sports Baseball 3 years Spanrsh Club I year Newspaper Club I year Scrence Club I year ERWIN WALLACE STEUCKE JR llffaffw 793 Pine Street Route 3 Alexandrxa Al 094 Hobby Musrc Ambxtton To be a successful polrtrclan and help Mr Murphy s Senror CIVICS Class Clubs and Sports Track I year Glee Club 4 years Key Club I years Secretary 7 years Patrols 7 years Pep Club I year Publnc Speakme Club I year Debate Club I year Student Government 2 years ROBERT ANDREW STEWART fBnf1l I5 Iklontl cello Road Alexandrla Ov 1406 Hobby Catchlnge tsetse flies In outer Taber Ambnnon To own a mansnon and drmk mmt yuleps m Dlxleland Clubs or Sports Baseball I year GEORGE WASHINGTON STOCKS JR U69 B Grays Hxll VllI3j.,C Fort Belvolr Hobby Working. n automobxles Ambrtron To own a g.,arax.,e some day JOHN WILLIAM SULLIVAN fSull1ranl Route 5 Box 736 Alexandrxa Hobby Reading, Ambxtron To be a bookkeeper and prlot Clubs or Sports Baseball 7 years LEILA HILL SWANN lLeel Route I Box 186A Alexandria Al I7 4 Hobby Skatlng., Ambxtnon To make enough money to buy my mother a dlshwasher Clubs or Sports Art Club 3 years Secretary I year Square Dance Club I year JOYCE MARIE TAPLEY lTapl U238C Grays Dancing., Ambltron To be a dancer Clubs and Sports Basketball Z years Cheerleader 7 years Secretary Treasurer I year Home Economics Club 3 years Re porter I year Newspaper Club 7 years Sports Edrtor I year Sclence Club I year Qufll and Stroll I year Presldent JAMES JOSEPH TAYLOR ljzml Route 4 Box 566 Alexandrra Enygleslde 104 Hobby Cut out and dlsplay sport cl1pp1n1.,s from the papers Ambrtxon To own and operate a Dry Cleanmg., Busrness Clubs or Sports Basketball 3 years Dlstrlbutlve Education Club DOLORES MAE TRAINA lDefI 709 Regina Street Alexandrra Hobby Swrmmmc horseback rrdnngc boat mg., Ambltxon To be a Navy Nurse Clubs and Sports Dramatlcs Club Senior Gtrl Scouts CHARLES STUART TULLOSS Lorton Lorton I0l' 73 Hobby Horseback FILIIDKL, Ambrtlon Engineer PHYLLIS OWENS TYERS Lorton Ambltlon Se retary Clubs and Sports Commercial Club Vlce Presl dent l year Presndent I year STUART WHEELER VAN SCOYOC lVar1l Route 5 SI Alexandrra Al 8573 Hobby Model raxlroadm and art work Ambrtron Command hrst mterplanetary trrp Clubs and Sports Track I year Glee Club 3 years Presldent I year Art Club I year Student Government 7 years Judrcxal Member I year Class Presrdent Iyear Key Club 4 years Secretary I year Vnce Presrdent I year Presxdent I year Pep Club I year D lm IICCIIOI' JAMES RICHARD WADDELL fR1rkj Route 4 Box C49 Alexandrra Englesrde 91 W II Hobby Grrls' Blondes that rs' Ambrtron To become a constructlon engmeer Clubs and Sports Football 3 years Manager 7 years Basketball 7 years Track 3years Key Club President Student Government Secretary of ACIIVIIIES and Representative Presndent of Senlor Class Mono gram Club JEAN ONEDIA WALKER fPetel 614 A 2 Belvrew Alexandrra Alexandr1a7369 Hobby Music To be a success m whatever I undertake Sports Glee Club 7 years Future Home Amerlca 3years Treasurer I year Parlna I ear Boulevard Ambxtlon Clubs and makers of mentarran FORREST LYNN WALTON fHenrJl Route 5 Box 175 Alexandrra Hobby Auto Mechanrcs Ambxtron Constructlon engmeer CLAUDE GRANT WARWICK JR fClau1lel Route 5 Box 63M Alexandrla Hobby Auto Mechanrcs Ambltlon D1eselMechamc Clubs and Sports Bus Driver 3 years MIKAL O WATNEE 04 Potomac Avenue New Alexandrxa Vrrgcmna King 8 6876 WALTER LEE WATSON JR fBlll!!lJ, U 754D Grays Hull Vrllage Fort Belvorr Belvorr 16194M Hobby Sleepml., Ambxtlon None Clubs and Sports Art Club I year Drstrlbutlve Educatlon Club I year EDWARD ROGER WELCH fEdd1el Lorton Vxr gcmla Lorton I7 Hobby Sports Ambltxon To have a good lnfe Clubs and Sports Football 3 years Base ROBERT EDWARD WEST fEdd1e1 P O Box 984 Alexandria Kmg 8 8178 Hobby Playlng., football basketball and baseball Ambrnon To be a coach Clubs and Sports Basketball I year Baseball 4 years Football 7 years J V Varsrty 3 years LOIS PAMELA VERONICA WHITE fPamI 43 Mount Vernon Road Fairhaven Alexandrna Ov 54f9 Hobby Pamtrng., collectlng, dolls and nlsght club souve mrs Ambltlon To graduate from Radford wlth a BS degree rn Secondary Educatron Clubs and Sports Art Club Pep Club Grrl Scouts Secretary Art Edrtor of Em Vee H1 2 years Future Teachers of Amerxca 2 years Secretary Publrc Speakmg, 7 years Secretary Alpha Srgma Chr Presndent GLORIA ESTELLE WILSON fflru Route I Bpx 67 Alexandrra A1606 Hobby Movles Ambltxon To be a secretary Clubs or Sports Secretary of Sopho more Class VIRGIL DEMSEY WILSON lPeckerA Route I Box 313 Alexandria Al 7536 Hobby Sports Am bltlon To own a WW cylrnder ModelT Clubs or Sports Football 3years Track 7 years Baseball Iyear Key Club 3 years JOHN ANDREW WRIGHT 305 W Groveton Street Alexandrna Ov 1146 Hobby Grrls and more g.,1rls Ambmon To supply frrends with moonshme Clubs and Sports Baseball 7 years Drstrrbutnve Fduca non Club Secretary O O I f f ' ' . 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Ef- Last Will and Testament We the 1951 Graduating Class of the Mount Vernon Hngh School an the County of Fairfax and the State of Vargmla do hereby leave the following wholeheartedly to you the under classmen and teachers from whom we are sadly departing May you remember us with rev erence we the foregoing gavers I Alice Agee leave Mount Vernon with four years of wonderful memories I Everett Alcorn leave Mount Vernon to come back agam next September I Mary Allen leave the same day wath ake glad of at too' I Vargmaa Beach leave my love for baseball and left hand pitchers to Bobble Shepherd I George Bement leave my frequent bus traps to Fairfax to jack Fatzgerald I Meraam Berrett leave my red ha1r t Barbara Shepherd and also my positron Feature Edator of the newspaper and hope s e will enjoy at as much as I I Rena Best leave all the cute boys to ra sister Etta I Richard Bolton leave my deepest admrra tion to thas fraendly lattle school whach helped me when my chaps were down I Kay Boyce leave my locker an front of the offace to anyone lucky enough to get at of gettmg out of class to lvnn Barnett I Bob Brokaw leave Mrs Ames and Mass Trrmmer two packlges of chewing gum I oyce Brown leave my wonderful years at Mount Vernon to all the underclassmen I Dorothy Brownfield leave my abalaty to eat m gym class to Mary Brownfield I Val Buckmaster leave all of the mk that as left to anyone who has scnaor English I Ieonard Bunch leave my abllaty to get by without doing my English homework to Edwln Darr I Geraldme Butler leave my abalaty to lose thangs and the luck to find them to anyone having the same trouble I David Carmichael leave memories to ll of the underclassmen all I Eloase Carmachael leave my secret love for a certam senior boy to the garl who has what I didnt I Stanley Carts leave Papa Iandes and Warden Ames wath many thanks for the cducatlon they helped grve me I Chester Chann leave bus 68 to Breezy I-Iulvey I Iulae Chrastenson leave my sixth peraod algebra class to some poor sucker I Earl Clem leave my books and girl to Broune A Thompson I Robert Coffey leave my everlasting absence I Doris Cornwell leave Mount Vernon be ore they decade to keep me longer I Langston Crabtree leave the best years of my life at Mount Vernon High School to Mrs Ames I Hllda Creed leave Mount Vernon after a hard struggle I Howell Crlm leave my burro to no one' I Sally Dachtler leave my positron as Edator of Fm Vcc Hz to anyone who lakes to be con tmually an trouble I Mary Dillard leave my love for homework to all rlsxng senlors I David Datto leave all my women to Dack Dow ns lf he can handle them I Shirley Dooley leave all of the happaness which I have had at Mount Vcrnon to my rother Bobby I Dick Downs leave nothrng because I am coming back' I Leo Drury leave all my mkpots and draw mg pens to Robert Hasle I Doris Dyson leave Mrs Provance any student lucky enough to get her I ohn Edmondson leavc my pleasant days to my brother Ball I Barbara Emerson leave my asbcstos Sllll md gas mask to anyone an Mr Taylors chemls try class next year I Betty Fael leave my giggles an Physical Ed to Connre Beasley I Margaret Flaherty leave my avonrdupoas to Connie Beasley , . . , , 3 I L . c, 1 . 4 - ' - .. .Q 1 , . , .. . 1 4 4 , 4 1 -1 Y, . 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' S D 1 V ,V .. z., .5 . ff Last 111 and Testament I Ann Flulconer, leave my apprecnltnon of the ftculty to all the students of Mount Vernon Hlgh I ohn belllng leave my school xxorrres to mll underclassmen I Shlrley Grnes leave because I clnt stay any longer I Btrblra Gresham lelxe mx loxe for delr ole M V 1nd my loxe for IIS xxonderful terchers to Edm Mae Mundxy I Wllllilll Hlnekemp lelxe the sxme xx my I cune here dumb' I Irene Hurley leaxe my love for a certun football pl lyer to Shxrley Weaxer I Allen Harley leaxe my bruns flme md mme 1n the memorles of the students I Harry Harthne lewe 1ll my heavenly pos sesslons to anyone who xx znts them I Carl Hasle leaxe my brarns to Charles M Cltrk I Betty Hltton leave my techmque of get t1ng plctures for the paper to anyone who can do lf Lorralne Flammer to help her through thlrd per1od I Kltty Head leave to mxrry Sonny Scott I Bruce Hecox leave my diys at Mount Vernon Hxgh School to my httle brother Larry I Eleanor Hepler letve my love of football land the playersl to Ann Connor I Roslna Haberly leaxe my place IH Crxncs to anyone who may need If I Sara Beth Herr leave my Englrsh notebook of Es to Raymona Arxm I Dorothy Hrll, lelxe my loxe for Shorthand to anyone so fortunate IS to h 1xe such a xxon derful texcher I Shlrley Hlmm leaxe my croxxded locker vxrth only one catch to my brother xx ho xlxx lys gets 1 good one I Mary Holhdly, lelxe my lblllfy to do Eng lush rn th1rd perlod class to Betty Scrlvener 1nd the Hot Rod Boogle to Scrub I Rhodt Horomtz leaxe xxlth many xxonder ful memornes of Mount Vernon Edd Hudson lene my troubles to the Iunxor Class I Roger Hudson lexxe my dlrk complexron to Dick Kaufman I Wrlbtxr Hudson leaxe nothing bectuse I am Hat broke I Vrrgmla Huffman leaxe Mount Vernon 1fter fixe xxonderful yexrs I Don Iryln lexxe my zbnllty to stay out of trouble to my brother St lnley Xxllllillli acobs leaxe xvtth Mlry Allen I Frank arxls lelye the Brooklyn Brldge and my sohd gold brnck to any one who wants them I Clrmel jones, lelve my place IH Spanrsh class to my brother xvho needs my papers I Ann Kenyon, leaxe my red Chmese payamls to Nlncy Johnson I oyce Kerns, le 1ve my vac mt seat to Elxle Berrett and may she enjoy Mount Vernon as much as I have I anet Kndd leaye my love for Shorthand to my srster, Norma ean, md hope that she may have Mrs Prox 1nce for a teacher I M1ldred Klng leave my 1b1l1ty to get along wrth my teachers to my brother Frank I Phxlrp Krser lelxe to some poor under classman all my extra ZILIIVIIICS md hope he can do better than I I eanne Krmese leave my loxe for Mount Vernon to my baby SISECF, xx ho yull be here next year I Art Kuhn leaxe my Holey football pants to anyone vxho does not cltch cold easrly I Rlchard Lacey leave my loxe for sports my nephexx Tommy I asper Ilkey le lxe my loxe of sports to my brother I Carolme Llyxskx leave all the Es I dldnt ake to some lucky person I Stuart A Llxxskn leaxe thxs xxorld to any body who can make nt 1 better place nn vxhlch to l1xe I D1x1e Iloyd leue Mount Vernon good O , -. 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V . bye. 5. .. 1.1 nl al 1- Last Wall and Testament I Don Mackae leave my abrhty to take short naps an class to anybody lucky enough to get away wath at I Shrrley Markley leave Mount Vernon Hrgh wrth some of the best memorles a girl can have I Margaret Martin leave my ablhty to make contmuous mastakes as a cheerleader to my srster Shxrley I Barbara Maxey lease my lose for softball to Norma Flrnchum I ames Mrller leave my love for Engllsh to Peggy Markley I Don Malls leave I Iee Malls leave my ab1l1ty to graduate to anyone who needs at I Shrrlee Morgan leave all the trouble of the I lbrary rn the capable hands of Mrs Parrnsh I Blanche Morrns leave my love for Short hand and Mrs Provmce to my saster Ketter I Edwrn Myers leave Mr Murphys C1s1cs I Norman Myers leave Mount Vernon at ast I Betty McCord leave and am taking Tap wrth me I Ieah McCreary lease my ablhty to eat an CL I Barbara McKeown leave the cells to other poor unfortunates I Marlon Nelson lease Mount Vernon on the basas of havang freedom from books I Nita Nessvalle lease rn a sad condrtron to enter college I Ramona Parnell leave my love for Mount Vernon to any student who IS fortunate enough to attend I Opal Parsell lease my love for senaor Crvrcs and Mass Saunders to my brother Jerald I Carol Petrre leave my seat rn Glee Club to ssho ever wants to have a swell tame l Ioan Phnlhps lease my senlor Enghsh and C nvacs to C atherme Van Domes I Shrrley Peverxll leave my quretness to my brother Robert I Mary Plaskett lease my skrll ID Shorthand to any boy ssho has nerse enough to tackle at I Ronald Platt leave Mount Vernon after 1 long and strenous struggle I Doug Proffitt leave I Vrrgne Purks leave my herght to Bruce Stadler I Martha Rensopher leave my 5 8 to Glenda Shorty Beauchamp I Marlys Raybould leave all the old shoe leather that I have ssorn off going back and forth to my classes I Ben Remlngton leave my love for Mrs Ames to the rrsrng senrors I Mary Ehzabeth Race leave Enghsh IV class to those poor httle unsuspecting Iunrors I james Rose leave my love for school to Della Armstrong I Iou Rossre leave next year af possible I Dorothy Sawyer leave my weakness for ue eyed fellows to o Ann Young I janlce Scudder leave my abxhty to draw to any fortunate student that can use rt I Joyce Scudder leave the Belvolr swammang pool No 5 to Margaret Whrttemore and hope she has as much fun as I have Vernon to any loyal student and my locker to all vandals I joan Shepherd leave my appreclatlon of senlor Enghsh to Mrs Ames to be glsen to any rrsnng jumor I Geraldine Shlfflett lease my lose for yslcal Educatron to my cousin Mertncn I Kenneth Shrflett leave the cham gang and my deepest sympathy to thc senror class of 57 I Ella Smakula lease my place ln Glee Club to anyone who as fortunate to get at I Alvln Smlth leave Mount Vernon Hlgh mly 9 months of school each yc ar I George Smrth leave Crslcs to all the un lsnovsmg I Ray Solot leave my great herght to Lou Baum I Wallace Steucke leave the Glee Club after four years of shounng my tonslls out l 3 7 7 3 2 . K C . . . 9 7 a 4 ' . ' , . . , , , 7 . . S 3 2 L 1 N . . , , , L C 5 tv sv 3 ' l 7 y 7 Y l . , K , r , A y K , J , . . , , . . , ' , c . . . , 7 7 , , , I t ' I ' 1 ' , . 7 ' 7 7 ' , 1 4 . .h 4 ' c a c . I . . , , a 4 , 4 a I . a ' a ' ' 2 1 . 1 ' ' , . - ' - 5 . . . . bl I . , , S . V . ' D - I 7 a 9 4 ' . 1. . ' ss U 3 I 3 a 3 ' . ' 1 s ' 4 4. 1 . , . . . , . ' . ' ' 2 ' Physical Ed. and get by wrth it to Mary Brown- I, I0 Ann SelbYv leave mY five YCHFS HF Mount fi ll. 1 f ' z 1 . 5 3 . , , 1 l , T l , f 2 . . . . r 4 . , , . . . s . l y 4 7 7 5 I , 1 I K . I Y 1 1 s ' I . ' 4 v 5 7 V I , . , Y . 1 ' D 1 4 1 U 1 I h a 4 I ' . z . . 1 ' 1 'z . , E t ' ' y 2 Y 1 ' 1 ' 1 y S ' ' 3 ' r' ' I . I' ' fs , ' . . ' ' . 1 s ' H v 1 , . z . 1 7 I I 7 7 g V L 7 K S v I . all -12 iv Last W1ll and Testament I Bob Stevs art lease my lose for sleeprng rn Mrs Ames Enghsh class to Paul Gllbert I Ceorge Stocks lease my mtelhgence such as rt may be ro one A F K I Wtlham Sulhvan lease all my years of happmess ln Mount Vernon to all the people ss ho folloss me I Lerlt Sssann lease all of my good trmes at Mount Vernon to Patty Bllly and Charles I oyce Tapley lease and Im takmg Meat bull McCord vsrth me I -IIIDCS Taylor leave the Englesrde Unlser srty open to anyone vsho des1res to enroll I Dolores Trama lease srncere good ss xshes to Mount Vernon Hlgh School I Charles Fulton leave per1od I Phylhs Tyers leave my commerclal ab1l1ty to my brother Robert I Stuart Van Scoyoc leave my attempt to become an Internatlonal Key Club officer to oe Hnnm I Rrchard Waddell leave my small locker to Edche West I jean Walker lease my mterest rn the F H A Club to Nancy Chfton I Forrest Walton hereby leave wnthout re luctance I Claude Wtrssrck leave my ness bus to my brother Bobby I Buddy Watson lease my abrhty to skrp school to Davld Beach I Eddle Welch lease all my brams to Tommy Bev1s I Eddle West lease rf I can I Lols Whrte lease my lose for V P I and ny f xscmanon for college men to Mary Beth Van Scoyoc I Glorra Wxlson lease my Shorthand note book to some poor g1rl I Vlrgll Wrlson lease my love for lrmrng the football held to anyone who wants If I john Wrlght lease because I have sersed my tlme m full +-l53l I Margaret Malpass leave Mount Vernon after spendmg three of my most wonderful school years here I Elsxe Moore leave all my luck that I dldn t hase to all rrsrng junlors nn attemptmg to pass Engllsh IV I Sonny Godfrey leave my brains ln Mrss Trlmmers Enghsh class to Tommy Bev1s I Phylhs Gerst leave one cent toward the pavmg of the path to the shop I Carol Ford lease Mount Vernon with many fond memorres and my Engllsh notebooks I M1ke Watnee Esq do hereby leave Lou Baum all my stupldrty and women chasmg ex perrence IN WITNESS WHEREOF we hwe here unto set our hand to thls LAST WILL AND day of june A D 1951 GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1950 Mount Vernon Hlgh School Route 4 Box 646 Alexandrra V1rg1n1a ATTESTIN G CLAUSE On th1s Ilth day of june 1951 the Gradu tlng Class of Mount Vernon Hrgh School whose names are subscrrbed to the above and foregolng document slgned the same 1n our presence and rn the presence of each of us and declared rt to be thelr LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT towards the Mount Vernon Hrgh School nts faculty and remarnmg student body We at therr request and ln thexr presence and rn the presence of each other have here unto affixed our s1gnatu1 Es the day and year first above vsrrtten 1n the County of Falrfax IU the State of Vrrgmra FLORENCE R PROVANCE 5 Cleseland Avenue Takoma Park 17 Maryland ELIZABETH ,INIORRIS AMES Route 5 Box 502X Alexandna Vrrglma C Y Y Y I I 1 f a s C 1 4 . 7 E A - K N 4 Y Y - - ' 7 7 ' . 1 , . . . 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V , , 7 7 , . , I 3' Senior Prophecy A Reunion was held at thc Statler Hotel Washington D C a short time ago by the graduating class of 1951 As a result the following telegram was sent to Mount Vernon High School IESTIERN I 1m still looking for the man with 1 million Cot any recommendations' Alice Agee Married to a painter Eddie that is' Mary Allen Am married to all star Jackie have settled down to raising little Dodgers Virginu Beach Finished Annapolis with flying colors 1nd am now a mechanical engineer Ceorge Bement Happily married to Clyde Meriam Berrett Living in Mississippi with the nicest boy in the world Rena Best Married and have the cutest twins K1 Boyce Fltshing around town in my new convertible Robert Bradel COILlllI'lg football in California and I'1lSlf1g 1 te im of my own Robert Brok1w I l11ve hnished college 1nd am in irried to my football hero oyce Brown My boss in the Pentagon is keeping me quite busy taking dictation and ty ping letters Dorothy Brownfield I'm wearing overalls digging ditches and drixing a model T Ford.--Leonard Bunch I'm quite a play bov out here in California now do nothing but eat sleep and spend money.-David Carmichael ust returned from the moon am stewardess on one of tl1e newest Rocket Ships.-Eloise Carmichael Being a successful scientist I live on mars 1nd own the largest distillery in the Solar System Stanley Carts Finally I have been promoted to driving a Fire Truck at Penn Daw Chester Chinn I-Iave been re elected to Cor gress for my second term julie Christenson Texan Bob Coffey Not a dress designer but I do work in Alex 1ndri 1 Doris Cornwell Am working with Ieonard Bunch digging ditches Langston Crabtree V1c ttioning on my 70 foot yacht ne 1r Miami have just finished a long musical hit on Broad w ay Crim s Follies Howell Crim ust returned to this country after my third trip tround the world Wcntild like to 1nnounce tl11t I will resign as editor of the New York Times to take the position as Adxisor to Em Vee H1 Sally Dachtler Am a nurse If Callinger Hospital under Superintendent Betty Hatton.-Mary Dillard Ran the battleship 'Sphinx' up on a mud bank in the Nile.-Rear Admiral Daxid Ditto of the Egyptian Navy. Have just completed '1 pleasant trip around the world and finally have settled down with Doug in '1 quiet little xillage called Fort Hunt. ' -Shirley Dooley '27 51 55' , , A i . Y . Q . 5 9 ' '7 , . - --i Y--i ..:?.i T-3 - ..J.:n-...- ----- --- 'll 1 1 ' 4 a w D 5 I I I 1 y D I A Q .1 . K K 1 Q 5 ' L K 3 4 c - F A ' . - N Y Am still a bachelor, even though I am 11 t . 4 - 5 ' 6 , . - v A ly ' -.1 2 'z g 7 , - I 1 ' A 4 2 , . , ,, , , l- ' 4 1 ' ' . . 1 . z ' 2 - . 1 1 ' . . . . . - J . , f Y ' . . . ' V . 1 2 , , . . Y ' a 7 , , I 1 , , YS 7 4 V K L v V I 7 L L I ,xl I Senror Prophecy Lxxmg nn Ann1nd11e 1s Mrs Rnclurd lCl'l11'1l'l Wrll work for the goxernment 1 short txme longer and wnll then settle down to belng 1 housewlfe Dons Dyson Moonshme for Sale' Hawe the l1rgest st1ll ln the states 1nd st1ll enlftrgxng W1ll11rn H1nek1mp Now the promlnent wrfe of the Redskln fullb1ck I h1xe settled down to ruslng l1ttle Injuns Irene Harley Athletlc Drrector lf lorton Unnversuty jtmes Harley ust tested 1 new yet rocket for the Alr Forte C1rl H1sle I haxe my own sk1t1ng rmk so Ill the l1ttle Scotts ctn go skatxng free Kltty He1d I just got my MRS degree from V P I Dorls Cornwell IS worklng ln my dress shop We have all the l1test styles from New York md P1r1s Dorothy H111 Secretary for 1 11rge New York firm Shlrley Hrmm Haxe completed four years of college and rm a secretary Esther Hoagland Marrled to B111 Bryant I l1ve rn 1 Rambler 1n Calxfornla and have .1 61 Mercury Mary Lou Holl1day Haxe finally obtamed the trtle of the Best Dressed woman 1n Lorton and am marrred to a promlnent busmessman V1rg1n1a Huffman Loungmg on my rubber coffee plantatlon ln Brazll srttlng on one bale of money w1th my feet on another Donald Irvm ust slgned up for another season wxth the New York Yankees Wrlllam Jacobs Studylng law Wlll become 11 member of the bar rn a couple of months Frank J'1I'NlS Fmally broke the course record 1t Belle Haven Country Club johnny ohnson I haxe finally learned to stand on my head but st1ll cant wh1stle DIXIE marrled to 1 wealthy Boston Banker and spend much tnme ln Florlda Ann Kenyon 5 Wtmrklng IS 1 prnx 1te secret1ry 1nd llxe IH 1 m1ns1on ln Lorton Joyce Kern M1rr1ed and settled down ln 1 comfortable home 1net Kldd At last 1m at home rn Georgm 1nd am secret1ry to the Gosernor Incldentally I 1m now Mrs Pete Shaw M1ldredKlng Out of college 1nd have my own telephone company I spec11l1ze m telephone setups between class rooms and shut ln chlldren Phil Klser Spendlng the rest of my llfe IH ever lovmg WISCCJHSID 1fter four ye1rs 1n college eanne Krxese H1ve 1 good start on my own footb Ill team Art Kuhn Got the job 1s p1tcher of the New York I have completed Art 1nd Deslgnrng school 1nd 1m makmg 1 career of Commercml Art Carolrne Llwskr Fmally learned to fly and have flown my own plane 1round the world three times already Jack LlWSk1 On 1 shopplng spree ln P1r1s Have seen all of Europe s1nce arrlvrng D1x1e Lloyd Be11eve lf or not I have finally passed Enghsh and have graduated Donald Mackle Between dancxng and grvmg art IHSIIUCIIOHS I spend my spare tlme rememberlng my happy days at Mount Vernon Shrrley Markley Now Mrs Coufal I am secretary to the Presxdent of the Un1ted States Ben Remlngton Margaret Martln I am st1ll a pr1vate secretary rn the capltol burldlng Barbara Maxey Fmally marrled Bob 1nd trylng to keep up wlth my l1ttle ones Betty McCord Happlly marr1ed and strugglmg through the tasks of homemakmg Leah McCreary Marrled to johnny and l1ve 1n Washlngton Barbara McKeown ust returned from a pleasure trlp w1th my wlfe Lady Burksk1n Lee Mllls Q 1 7 1 1 1 . 1 2 1 . 1 2 'Z 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 1 .- L 1' f ' r 3 . . 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Y. - . .' , -'Q -2: 5 he Senlor Prophecy Still single Am 1 throttle masher Marion Nelson Never got to college 1111 living in Troy New York Nita Newwlllc I finally learned to dmce and am now an instructor at Arthur Murr1y s Ramona P1rnell Haye just made a new album of recordings wrth Columbia -Opal Parsell Am an old maid school teacher Q 1rol Petrie Finally learned to cook am now cooking for Boogie Shirley Peverxll I-Iave received two degrees, RN 1nd MRS joan Philips Happily married to 1 minister after singing with Bill Lawrence on The Arthur Crodfrey Show Mary PI1skett Have you seen my latest move' I IITI a movie director 1nd producer for MCM Ron1ld Platt Am still proud th If I was the shortest girl in Mount Vernon Virgre Purks Tray eling through the darkest of Africa on 1 world tour W1ll return to the St 1tes shortly Martha Ransopher Am typist for the President of tl1e I-Iobos Club Marlys Raybould Am President of thc United Stitcs 1nd Irving in the White House with my wife, o1n Benny Remington Ony h1ve time to say h llo IS I m st 1ttend 1 board meeting of my new hosp1t1l M1ry Elizabeth Rice MD Am Advisor of Wilbur Hudsons lovt affairs IIIICS Rose President of tl1e Rosc Iowclorn nc Am catching foreign spies in New York Cnty lou Rossie I am working w1th my sister Rebecc1 1n l1er be 1uty salon, 1nd hue a new PODIIIC con ycrtnble Dorothy Sawyer Am teaching flying at my own pr111tc ficld 1n1ce Scudder lab D1sch1rged from the Waxes and married 1 sa1lor Joyce Scudder I m rde an unsuccessful landing as 1 secret1ry tle F B I Josephine Selby Now teaching in Methodist my husband IS De1n of Men Am happily m1rr1ed to my Ellr Smakula I have suddenly grown to 1e1f1t of 6 IO and iaye Creorgc Mikan as the lcadrng b1sketb1ll R1phacl Solot College wI1ere Ioan Shepherd dream rn 1n the enormous now replaced scorer in pro Meet the first President of Lower SIODOXII W1ll1ce Steucke Became the President of the Acme Fooc Stores Bob Stewart Own my own garage in C1royeton and IIN making pl1ns for CXPIHSIOH George Stocks Am 1 busrnessm ID 1nd own my own pl1nes William Sull1v IU I finally bought Mom that washing m1ch1ne 1fter ten years Le1l1 Swann Admiral Holland 1nd I haye settled down rnsrng little destroyers Joyce Tapley Am sitting back in my own office If thc dry cst1bl1shment 1mcs I lylor Am 1 N11y nurse It Dolores TYIIDI Am now 1 l1ndsc1pe 1rt1st for the D11tch Lmb1ssy Stuart Vm Scoyoc Am 1 construction engineer Richard W1d ce' I graduated from Striyer Business Collegc 1nd hue 1 Job working for CIXII Serylcc It 1n W 1llcer Am still working If the Fort Belyolr Scrx 1ce St1t1on W1lter W 1tson Own my own trucking company in I'r1n coma Claude Warwick Am now catching for the New York Y1nk ees 1nd 1 quarterb 1ck for the forty nlners Fclclic West I . . - .- 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 L . 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Sen1or Prophecy I grlduated from Radford and marrled Archttect from Tex1s A K M Iors Wl11te I haxe a steady Job ltmxng the football held for the Redskms Vtrgrl Wllson Now marr1ed to 111 at cute boy from Warren ton Phyllrs Ty ers I am now workmg tr1yel1ng 1nd strll ch1s mg P K Eleanor Hepler Vrslnng the South P1c1hc Isllnds on 1 hospr tal shxp Barb1r1 Emerson I haye gxyen up my career 1nd 1m now marrxed Carmel ones Now a long way from Mount Vernon Hrgh School Bruce Hecox I am snll IH Mount Vernon Htgh School bus drryer that rs' Everett Alcorn Patentrng my first rnventton R1chard Bol ton Am a plam old housewtfe Shlrley Graves Gave up my career and am now marrred to B1ll Grace Haug L1v1ng 1n Pennsylx ama vvrth my husb1nd Geraldme Shlfflett Am a m1ll1on11re just struck gold 1n my own btck yard john Gellmg Recently bec1me rnterested rn news now I 1111 a reporter Hrlda Creed Am head coach of basketball at Mount Ver non Hrgh ohn Edmonson Frnally settled down and haye left my yob to keep house Betty Frel St1ll a prryate rn the Arr Force after ten years servrce Harry Hertl1ne Now makrng four thousand a year IS n expert typrst Rosma Haberly Now .1 specral agent for the F B I workrng mth Lou Rossre Alun Smlth Resrdmg at my sand proof cottage rn New XICXILO seekmg new fortunes wrth my husband Ann Faulconer Workrng as 11 mechamc IH George Stocks garage Earl Clem Skmng rn the Roller Follres wrth Barb1r1 QIIIHLIICI' IS my partner Margaret Flaherty Am hung ln LIIUIILO wlth my husband who rs now a Captarn Barblra Gresham Now hold a htgh posrtron rn the goyernment 1nd tlke extended yacatlons yvxth my husband through the world Geraldme Butler Haye just constructed a new type color tele xlslon set Innes Mrller I 1m 1 nurse and marrred to a promrnent doctor and lrye rn Calrfornu Blmche Morrrs Am 1 mechanlc If George Stocks garage Norm IU Myers Am the mulumrllxonarre of Groveton Dougl1s ProfT1tt Am an engmeer at Bely orr Forrest Walton I 1m now cox ermg rmportant happemngs 1n dent for a brg syndxcated magazrne Leo Drury wealthy mechan1c1l engtneer Don M1115 Te 1ch1ng school Margaret Malpass Lookmg at lrfe through rose colored glasses wrth Paul Stetlc Elsle Moore Out lookrng for mzofhef r1ch husband to add my collect1on ey en though I have lost count Val Buckmaster A Fuller Brush salesman Roger Hudson I hang over under constructlon Good Humor Man Edd Hudson St1ll just loafmg around Drckte Downs Loafmg w1th Drck Dow ns Sonny Godfrey Soakmg up sunshrne 1n Flor1d1 Edwm Myers lVI'1HLIfI.CIL1I'1f1g stlent heel taps R1ch1rd Lac Attendmg college at long last Phyllls Gerst Mrs Ames has retrred and left Room D md Semor Englrsh to me Carol Ford The follow mg grrls are successful secretmes to some of our top ofhcrals rn the Pentagon Shrrlee Morgan and Glorra Wrlson 0 1 1 . . 1 an 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 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E xiifmfh 2 AM MN X x.!g?m lui J Seated Left to R15.,ht H Talbott Rcporler I Woodard Prendent Mm' Prozance Spomor Standmg., Left to Rlght E Mrmrne Treasurer R Kaufnzan V Ire Plendent and I Huffman Wheeler Sefre farm lllliflllg rom plrture un1or Class Off1CCfS M0110 XVIII? prule uc utrzzc 1011 ard rl better inure Fxowrk Ddff06Z7l QOLORS Green and Yellow 560 'y - 1 - ' - ' f '. .' 2 . . .' . . q ' ' . . . o 0 X . V -1 james Alger Betty Ammons Ida Marte Anderega Loxs Anderson Ramona Arvln Ann Atkmson Lols Ayers Thomas Ayres Sarah Baggett Ly nn Barnett losephme Bartlett Donaltl Bassler Louls Baum Conrue Beasley Glenda Beauchamp Joan Benlamm Elvle Berrett Etta Best Dxck Betslll Tommy Bevns john Blunt Jeanette Brow n Carol Butler Betty Cash bhlrley Cheyne Dorothy Clark Betty Clem Bully Cockrell Sally Condrey Carol Conley Cecrl Coppage Vifllllam Cornvx ell Floyd Costxllo Martha Crott 9l61l , ' 7 Y . Y La Verne Bennett . 7 Niarrclla Lroson Patrrcra Cummms Ellls Dall Connre Darby Edwrn Darr Iamcs Darr Dorothy Davrs lames Davrs Allen Davy son bhelly Deernna lxathryn Dcnty Arlene Dodd Larry Dodd Mary Dodson Wanrla Douglas Esther Duman Marllyn Dupurs Wnllram Ilderr Harrlct I ewell Louis l xcl Norma I lrmhum lads lntzgcrald Wrlsrmn llorcmn Par Iollerr joy ne loster Barbara Gardner Ruth Garrorr Dolores Giles Warner Grpson Par Grrsvsol l Ronald Grover Bobby Harper Barbara Harms R C Harrrs A I ka 1 G I Y ,. . Y . Y l ' f I . , , , . Donald Fenimore 1 , 3 - , . .. :' V , . , 1 D -S v K V Robert Hasle Ruth Hatton Vernon Hayenner Anita Hollms Barbara Holly Lloyd Hoppe Bruce jenluns Nanny Johnson Aubrey jones bue Karstens Mylo lxetlt l rantes Keeler frames Kempxstcr james Knupp Donme Krrppcne Mary Lou Laltey Peggy Leatherlantl Dolores Levay Steve Lo,g.,an Harvey Magner jean Mantllcy Rmhartl Mancha lames Maxey Iohn Mc-rrnman Beth Mescrve l ranges Muller jatlue Muller Butlty Monroe Sy tlney Montgomery Marlon Morgan Watscxn Mornan Geraldine Mountyoy Sarah Munday jo Ann Natannla fl 63 l 1 7 Y Peggy Markley 3214 My A ?,. 5 W ai ,gg ..,' 5' x ' '-1.1e 5 ' IQIQA ff A ,AT My , K, ai It , kg 'S i x? . Q- WRX ' ' ' . I M, A H., av H 'Q ix, .-V . FE I, Q Q. L N A io' W. YW! W 'B fi 1:4 .- 5 , sf 3' 'Www Q Avjiu V 1 , m 4 Aww. Y .7 W . , H ,6.N1'0'X 4 fda' mmf ' ya S wi safe!! M' 6 3 Ames Strmter Carol Strrngham Katherxne Svunlt Horace Talbott Gladys Tay lor Travis Tay lor Barbara Thomas Law rence Thompson Petty Tyler Catherme Van Domes Elsa Volz Robert Warwntlx Bermte Wease Robert Welton Barbara Whaley jean Wheeler Leona Whrte Margaret Whrttemore Charles Wood james Woodard joseph Wrrght jo An YounL Ralph Truestlell Left to Right R Locke Treuxurer W7 Dazzx Vice Preudenl I Hlmm Preudenl S M151 Wfood Spomor Bron n Secretary Sophomore Class Officers Morro What IJ Worth Doing U Worth Domg Well FLOWER Red Rare CoLoRs Red and Wbne -if 66 EF Wlllnam Abel Wtllnam Altlentlerler Hom ard Armnsteatl Lee Baeon Barbara Barham Donella Bassler Nancy Baum Alma Bauserman Dons Bauserman Luther Beahm Donald Beebe I ranres Benson Albert Blackburn Roland Booe Milton Boothe janet Bowman Faye Bradham Charles Brady Maurice Briggs Mary Brownheltl l lorence Buckner Bull Burch jack Burton Helen Carr Thurston Cash Charles Clark june Coldwell Betty Collms Ruth Cook Elxzabeth Coppaa.e Karon Coulter Roberta Crabtree Ruth Crlsson Betty Cross Bxlly Cross Mary Crump Robert Dart Wxlllam H Dans Wrllxam P Davis -I 6 . l 7 7 Sylvia Brown I I V y . , nf 168 Arthur DeStout Paulme Devers Loretta Dxckerson Dean D1CklHSOH Bobby Dutton Dorothy Dodson Gary Drxskell Raymond Elg.,1n jamce Ellsworth Bradley Eney Douglas Facchxna Rxchard Ferguson Fadana Fnfe jean Flowers Jean Forbes jrmmy Frazxer Glorna Freeman George Freeman James Gallahan Gloria Geracr Flrzabeth Goller jack Gray Mary Hanekamp Wlllxam Harper Charlotte Harvey Bernard Heeke Tommy Henry joseph Hxmm Rachel Hatton Shlrley H111 George Hoagland jean Hodge Charles Hoffman Ann Holcombe Patsy Howard Kenneth Hudson Berry jean Huffman Gladys Huffman Wayne Hulvey Y. 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I 7 Robert Goodwin , L v l Stanley Irvm Carherme jarvms Raymond javms Donald jones james Jones Wendell Jones Thomas Johnson Mlnta Judy Parrncxa Kndd Sidney Kung jean Klnzer Dlck Kmsler Pamcxa Kntchen Faye Knupp Berry LaBree Fred Lacey Arlene Larson Pete LaTouretre Roberta Leary Kathryn Ledberrer Mane Lee Rnchard Lmdsay Roberta Locke Kathrme Long Nancy Lloyd Connxe Malpass Noel Markley Shrrley Marnn jerry McDan1el Andrew Melcher joan Melvm James Moore Rrchard Moore Geneva Morris Shnrley Mae Morns Edna May Munday john Myers Gladys Nealey Pat Nealey David Kissel if jne Noland Bobby Norris Alec O'Neil Betty jean O Nell George Panther Nathalre Parry I reddre Pegelow Mary Frances Pegelovn Robert Peverrll jrmmy Pflxeger Betty Potter Georgia Powell Pat Pointer jack Reeder Ruth Reeves Ben Rnce Wrllard Rrce Norman Rrdgeway janet Rrchardson Marjorte Rogers Agnes Rogerson Carol Rogerson Dolores Rogerson Otlrs Rose Darlene Sapp Nflarrlyn Scheblsh Blarr Scrlvner Horace Sears Elsne Seay Betty Shaffer Yvonne Shaffer Betty Shepherd Gayle Shepherd Ceul Shlfllett Brrgette Srllay Duane Smart Dorthea Smnth joan Snellmgs Barbara Snyder y , I Y V I Y y , , Betty Sathmary K ' A. . 7 . Y r lf:- Maynard Solliday Donald Sonnet Lmda Southern Floyd Spalch Helen Speaks john Spoone Rrchard Starkey Sue Starkey Vnrgmxa Stauss jaunda Stephens Joyce Stewardson Frances Stecks Nancy Sumler Nancy Thurston Wrllxam Tulloss Ann Vadnals Mary Beth Van Scoyoc Georgxa Vestal Betty Vetter Charles Ward Nancy Ward Shxrley Weaver Roberta Whnte Jean Whltehead jacltxe Wxlbur Barbara Wllkerson Charles Wxlson Alounse Wxtbeck Warren Vfoolhxser judy Wrrght Hoellman Young 'l 711' 1 l l l l N Bernhard Tittman Left to Rxght B Rnlzerifml Repnrfer M till lerega Vue Prerldenf 'I' 130117161 Prernfem Mr Hunley Spmzmr. A. Crnnmr. Scfrelum and Trearmer Freshman Class 0ff1cers M0110 Fnruurrf Izer Bmkuarzl Nezer FLOWER Y elfou Rofe COLORS Gold and Gr en I 1 J -. I . . .' . 'Z ' . -' .I .' . H .I I ' .' O .. . ,. . I , ' e 'fi we-, 'U Si' 1- J H, 'gf AV: Q' ' 475: A L ,iw .plc Q, Q Q 4? , Q in Swv '98 Q ' 14 rx Q W, L 4 1 esfa A WH? ww .ag wif .4 KVV- , . K. . 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Q B v Y Lim M im, ,Ka r N.. . 1 1 f. ,f ' ' lmf, ,Zi 'Z i W 2 if Q if Ev' 1 f Nd 1-'Q '-M + W 3 nga X li ' vt ,waz L.: N, N was ' ,adv L 4, ,N my fdf Mir J '1 :ig E 5 Per 7' f-Afilb X u: gf? 91' ii Jw? lf - ai: ..,. ,wk 4 41 M - x 1 -sf Q V than ww f ff r , , 10 wiv ii fa, A D as wi r' 1 , B . Harold Shrfllett Hazel Sxsson Peter Smakula Beverley Smrth Clara Smrth Nancy Snellmgs Dorothy Snyder Bruce Stadler Charlene Staples john Stearn Stanley Steeves Das 1d Sterdel Gary Stella Hom ard Stelly Roland Stewardson Gay Snlluataon Rxfhard Stone loAnne Taylor Pat Thompson Thomas Trama W arren Truce Way ne Tucker Robert Tyers Claude Tyler Johnny Waltcbn john Wendensall V1rg1n1a Wensbrod Kenneth Wells Pat Whrtalxer jean Whxtener Betsy Wxenecker Donna Wnldman Larry W1ley Warren Wilson Annetta Wcmcmd Barbara Wright Irene Young Erma Youngblood Brll Znmmerman I Y , 1 ' 1 , Sandra Stonehocker Seated Left to Rlght ,I Rare V1CePref1d'ef1! D Hammond Irerldent H Sumler Serrelarm Standing., Left to Rlght I lfpkm Trearurer Alrr IIIIIIL1 Sprmrfr F .Saheeler Repnrlcr Elghth fade Class Off1cers MOTTO Clzmbmg No! Sfzmllvlmtg FIOWER Rad Rum C OI ORS Aqmz and Yzlzcr 43 78 ii:- Charles Ammons Donald Andrews Nelson Armenrrout Mary Ellen Arr1nLton Ann Arthur lxay Ashby Patrrcla Ashmore James Aycoclt Thomas Ayers Martha Ayers jack Balser Gene Ballard Robert Ballartl lrvm Beach Mary Beaty George Beechum jack Bell Penelope Bentlall Lawrence Bennett Deanna Berlo Harold Boorerbauah Gene Bossert Guy Bowen Zllpha Bovnlmg. Rnchard Boyce I awrence Bradham Davrtl Brady Ruth Bracley Sharon Brady joseph Brooks Clara Brom n Deanne Brown Donald Brow n Ann Brovs ne Marlon Buckner Thompson Butzner fred Cameron Nfarlan Cannon Nlary Carr Sheila Beckwith A . L , rf 80 le Mack Carroll Billy Carter William E. Carter Delores Cash Ruth Chappelle Mattxe Clark Edgar Clemmons Carol Clxfton Glenwood Contlrey Davld Cooper Gordon Cornwell Paul Corslllo Nancy Crldes Gene Cntzer Don Cromley joe Crow ther Douglas Cruclxshanlt Robert Cummmgham Kenneth Cuthp Danny Dahlgreen Judlth Dantz Davld Damewood Danny Danford Judy Dav1s Margaret Deacon Patrlcla Decker Thomas Denty john Dixon Robert Dooley Ruth Duerson Glorla Dunn john Duvall Louise Eagle Lou1s Eby Ronald Elliot Clarence Ellsworth Elws ood Eney Terry Evensnzer Ronaltl lacchma , , V , , . ' Y Y Purvis Dawson , Y . W'illiam Fagan james Fitzgerald Nancy' Fleming Charles F. Fox Frria Ftaley Iohn Paul Freeman Barbara Frye Norma Gaddy Alice Galladay Garland Thornhill George Garrott Suzanna Gateyyood XX'1lliam Gee Barbara Geraci Pat Grey Gloria Gritith james Grover Ronnie Gupton Devere Hall Donald Hall bophie Hamilton Donald Hammond Luther Harper Carter Harris Larry Hathaway Ruth I-laugh Lester Hensley Iatkie Hepler Iune Hess Ruth HlCkllH l aye Hicks Wfilson Higgins Robert Highams Larry Hill Betty Hodder William Hohman Marion Huffman Doris Hughes Larry Hulyey Shelby Hawkins 157 john Hunt Carolyn Hutcherson Leon Jacobs Cynthia james William jones William Kossler Phyllis Keeler Sam Kelton Virginia Kennedy Kay Key Ierry King. joe Klser Betty Kitchen Harry LaBree WIIHHIC Lacy Ellsworth Lane Ellen Ledberter james Levay Doug.,las Lewis I ete Liwiski Bernice Liming. Ray Little Laura Lobenstern Laurette Long. Richard Lydall Lays rence Lyles Betty Malone Graham Markley janet Martin Mary Mason joan McConchie Billie McCord Juanita McDonald Ronald McDonaug.h Ronald McKenned Robert McPherson Wilfred McQumn Charles Meahl Lucy Miller Y , Y I Y Y . J . . . . . . 7 y , . Ruth Mannering V Y i 1 ,. 1, 7 .. ff Marguerrte Mrller Robert Mrllon jane Mmetree Vrrgle Mmke Wayne Mrtchell Florence Moreland Gayle Morgan joy ce Morgan Marue Moore Carol Morse Gay le Morrrs Joseph Morrrs I lorence Morrnson Wrllnam Morrrson Barbara Myers Carl Nattanna Drane Nertzey johnny Newvrlle Edward Norrrs Herbert Ogden Barbara Oldham Peggy O Nerl janrce Osborne Lennon Paige Orby Pa1nter Barbara Peacher Kenneth Penn Frances Petrtt Gerald Pettnt Paulrne Petrtt Ev errrtt Prerce Phyllis Prpkm Edyy ard Drsspam IoAnn Plttman Wayne Porter Soma Posey Esther Potter Charles Quick Harold Ragen Mfr 1 vw lf uf l. Q, 5 Lflvvylf .Vwyllwl jack Mintz , Sl Harriet Reback Hilton Ridge Ashby Ridgeway Joyce Ridgeway Thomas Roberts Tommy M Roberts jackie Rogcrson Santo Roman jane Rose Lawrence Rose Warren Rosenbcrger jeanne Rossie Pat Rush Robert Sathmary jackie Satterwhite Frances Stheeler Monty Sears Par Seelxms Robert Seeley Ronald Shelton John Seitz Charles Sl1lmCII Rolf Sillay Rose Simmons joseph Simms Dolores Sisson Delores E Sisson Clara B Smith Marcia Smith Nancy Smith Bobby Spitzer Danny Stevens Fred Stevans Richard Stocks William Stovx ers Mary jo Sumler Barbara Tab r Corakee Taylor Francis Talbert . I A Chester Smith D . 7 1 e l . is I, Grerra Thus Rxehanl Thr mas Barbara Thompson Wnley Trent Gary Tren n Max Turner lixlly Turner Leah Van Scoyun Dons Vaughn Pat Vmes Charles Vosburz, Rlchard Wade Lamar Wagner Marmell Warts Genevieve W'eadun Mary Anna Wease Lucille Wells Cyfnthla Weyant Dlflx VC lndelen Dewey Whnre Charles Wlllxerson Davld W'lll3mQ Fred Wllllams Frances Willson Mary Wnlr NX'1ll1am Wcanmdard Harold Woodall Dorotl'-y WflLh Robert Wflghl Carolyn Wy ott Ralph Zehrm '- I I V , . , I Y Y V , , Albert Weaver . , , , v y D I 'r r -Y A A Snapshots ,f- WSW? Rami api 'KR' tht uh OurPhotogrt1phLr Aont wut ot omgome 9 hint Crowns ueen 10 There .are smiles Il lun me get tottthcr t .at t im. wrt .ill t vt x Gioti C ir so 1, i I I 1 P , i . Wx 15' f i '- qi xii? ?5 9i?Q,' A ia i3 ii if f- If ' X 4' f fi , . any I --Sud is thc musit. J-Giving them ti shine. 3-Paper Collcttor. I-The Politician. 5-Mr, Van. If-Posing on -j .'- :S-1 'l n I 4' . ' Q . 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'zf-iz.. , f 35 ' , 'F 41' lf 1 I VFW 5 A Student Government MRS B151-1 SHIRLFY HIMM Louis Rosslh jAc Kin MII I ER 4 SH1RLEY WEAVHQ job HIMM Span for Secretary I renmuz Prefnft nl I rem ner Rc pon er Mary Beth Van Scoyoc Sue Karstens Phnl Klser Bob Hardag.,e Publi: Relalium Serrerary of Sanilalimz Secretary of Safely Secretary of Actizfitief +3 S8 -le Ltgxslatrve Department F1rstRow Left to Rueht R Fenmmre I RIIJIIE S Herr 'X Tburrton C Taglnr B Peazber P Tyler A Conner R Arun J Brook: Second Row Left to R1Lht I Morrzr D Sapp 'X Sumler ll dl Zerega I' Mundaj P llarfelew S llunday ,I Barllet! j Rugerran S Broun S Starkey A Paznter Thxrd Row Left to Rrght T Dozzneg F Exiep R ll'adzlell I Arnernn 5 Van Srojnc I Laker I Bearelg C llnzlwn ll Carroll and mlssm from P1C ture B fee D flrlllflfwlg J Blunt Student Government The purpose of thc Student Government as ln the past rs to promote the hugh xdeals ol democraty cmren shnp and sell' Loxcrnment anl to help our sthool lunttnon properly partment IS made up of ont p rson from each tlass appomted by the presndent and approved by the Student Government We had several proyetts so far thrs year but the most The hve otllters are elected by the student bolg, tor f O l l l l a term 0 one led: nc pubon ls e Cnet mm Chl uhnth vte made a proht ot sl 500 Thls money will b homeroom to rep esent them m the leunslatlve depat h T ment Thelr Job IS to treate a better understanlm used to help pdl OH I 6 Stadium debt he Student betvst-en the student bo lx and the Student Government Councll has made S500 On A dance and our paper Cam Thls year for the hrst IIIUE3 ln the sthools hnstory 1 Palhn our School Sale Was wbbe Ut 57 000 m Check specnal homeroom perrod was set aslde lor the represtnta and Cash The mfmel fmm the dame and the PaPef trves to report on th bugmegg meermrg nd Laffy Mrk drrve vull be turned ower to the adyustment fund at the sugaestrons to the Student Counul The ludrtral dt end of the year to help make up the dehcnt ud1c1al Department Geraldme Butler Inf Llox l HAIPLL Niarllxn bchebxsh Bxll Zvnmerman M raeery Fdson sl! j . . . ' . . . ', 'j 3 . ' . . . r '. . l . ' . :. '. . , . 1 . . . . . l 1 A ' l important of these was the magazine campaign from . h A I . V , -v'Y . . Q v h . Y. C r ' ' ff - . , ' - Liv Q v. I I V - E K, A .. 1, L r y ' ' -' ' ' -' ., ' V V r V ' ' - ' . that yt N- . f ' ' ' 1 - a 3 ' . , As we scan the Hml copy of the SURVI-YOR before sendrng rt to the publrshers our thoughts stray back to September We had yust been selected by the class sponsors to be the l95O Sl yearbook staff The fur was filled wrth football drerms when we began our orgamzatron Joyce Brown 1 veteran at annual work, was chosen edrtor md vuth the ready assrstlnce of Darlene Slpp planned the work for the year Thrs sent jose phrne Barlett bus1ness mmager, and Sylvm Brown her assistant, husthng to the classrooms to secure orders for yearbooks whrle Slr 1h Baggett md Mary jane dr Zerega were dorng 1 Yearbook jovce BROWN Edzmr DARLnNE SAPP A mrzant Edzmr very successful job of obtarnrng advertrsements Everyone recalls the next job that of takrng the students prctures Our photographer thxs year was Mr Gerald Turner The students were excused for 1 half 1 day to go to Alexandrra to the studro Durmg all thrs confusron our artrsts Leo Drury Carolrne Lrwskr and Kay Boyce could be found laborrng ted1ously at every spare moment As you can see by therr drawrngs the labor was well spent Our feature department, ean Huffman and Fad ma Flfe, assrsted by some of the other mem bers of the club has done ID excellent job Mary jane dr Zerega Kay Boyce Pat O Connell Ayurtant Ad: eftljlllg Manager eo Drury Arnrtant Sportr Edzmr barah Bacgett Cafolmf hwsl' Robert Darr A111 971151712 Manager Aff fffffffff SPM!! Fdllflf l 90 Staff SYI VIA BROWN Afrzxfmzl Batman Manager JOSEPHINE BARTLETT Bzr meer! Manager expressrng orrgrnal 1deas rn the yetrbook Glorm Gerau and Ann Holcombe hrd the try mg job of collectrng the club materral for the actrvrtres sectron Thrs proved to be an enorm ous task Thurston Cash and june Prlkerton are mak mg plans for prompt cxrculatron when the tompleted yearbooks arrrve Bobby Harper, our Club photographer, who drd an outstandrng prece of work for us prror to hrs leavrng school, should not be forgotten He traveled wrth the football team, and also photographed numerous other extra currrcular actrvrtres After Bobby s departure, the staff rn order to tontmue the photographrc work purchased 1 camera whrch wrll be handed down to the future clubs Our sports edrtors, Robert Darr and Pat OConnell have had a terrrfrc task keepmg up vuth the seasonal sports They handled the complete sports settron alone As the pages rose rn number we found we had a deadltne to meet Vlrthout Mrss Lowmans assrstance, gurdance, and good Judgment we could never have met thrs date Now that our job IS completed, we turn our final copy over to you for your lnspectron and enjoyment Mrss Lowman Ann Holcombe Thurston Cash Spomor Club Editor Circulation Manager Dana Frfe Glorra Geracr June Pllkerton Feature Edzlor Airman! Club Ezlllnr Arfutarzl Crrrulatmn Manager -1911 Ny VEE STAFF N'91 4-0- D Ed Hudson News Ed1tor Merlam Berrett Feature Edltor Sarah Munday Exthange Edxtor Betty Hatton Busmess Manager Stanley Carts Sports Edltor Joyce Tapley Sports Editor Sally Dachtler Ed1tormCh1ef lames Beasley Assoclate Edltor Grace Haug Adver trsmg Manager Mrss Trxmmer Sponsor Bob Coffey AdV6fIlSlDj., Mana3.,er Sara Herr Club Edltor Bobby Harper Photographer Loxs Wh1te Art Edxto Opal Parsell Alumm Edltor K ' 2, . V A Y 5 We-1 'za yy .rw ,at Y- 71 as in r Gr V :M :L we ya? , 2 Q ' f ' ' 'iiizzi-:: mf V ' r ' ' - v - 1 ' - - ' - f V , , . , , . v , ' . V Y ' V , 7 - - - 7 . - , , , , , , , y . , r - ' v 1 v ' ' v r - ' , , , . , , , , , , , , - Em Vee Hi the enl l the lf 051 chool ycar the en: t sux paue xssues ot the Em Yec H1 speak well lor the efforts of the entlre newspaper club Our sponsor ln spnte of the fact that she teaches four classes besldes yournalnsm each day has undoubtedlv spent more trmc and effort workma on the newspaper than anyone else Both those who are assocmated wnth the paper and thosc who read rt owe a debt of uratntude to Mnss Trrmmer Sally Dachtler Edxtor mCh1ef dxrected the actrvxtles of the paper and wrote the edltorrals alonu wrth Asso crate Edntor rm Beasley lt was up to Mernam Berrett as feature Edrtor to supply lxfe to the touchest task ol tll makmg the front page mterestmcz was un the hands mf News Elntor lscc Hudson who fcrreted out thc news around school and w rote the hcadlxnes The sports page was handled by Stan Carts and joycc Taplcy Sports ldltors who spcnt a lot or therr own tnme wtth the teams dome on the spot reportlnc Sarah Mundays monthly Exchanue column represents hours of probmz through the many exchanue papers for mterest mu ntems whrle Sara Beth Herr wore out plenty ot shoe leather keepmg her readers up to date on the actlvltles of the ever xncreasrnu number of clubs Opal Parsell capably hlled a yob wrth more headaches than ulory that of Alumm Editor Art Eclrtor Lots Whrte aptly rllustrated many ot thc columns whlle thc cartoons by Leo Drury ldded an extra splce to the paccs ol Fm Vee H1 Thus year more photos were used than ever belore and many of them were taken by our staff photourapher Mlke Keck Throuuh the ECHIUS of Grace Haus.: and Bob Coffey Ad Manauers the adverusmu department had one of 1ts smoothest and most successful seasons The efforts of Betty Hatton cannot be toruotten f r lt vas our bust ress and cxrculatlon manaczer who saw to rt that the readers recelved thenr papers Althouuh the reporters arc too creat ln number to mentron mdlvndually thenr work must be commended lt IS the reporters who hll most of the spacc and con sequently therr skxll and tnrtlatlve IS what makes thc papcr what lf 15 The rmprovcmcnt of the skull of the lm Vee Hn pourntllsts ns evxdent m the fact that hftecn of them have been tccepted by the Qurll and Scroll Honor Soclety whereas last year there were only hve members Em Vec Hr rs makmaz a determmed effort to make a name for 1tselt and for the school nt serves by parttcnpatmg ln yournalnstnc events For the second tnme a deleaatnon from the club spent 1 memorable three days rn LCXIDLZIOU Xa attendmu the conventlon of the Southern Inter scholastlc Press ASSOCIBIIOH Reporters vw e UGS-at Swag Qziifm rs ww. WM' WLWM we 5 1, 3-.QW im' fmralfwiii' f fav-fat wld! H5352 EJWMGWW W, Ms v qffw' JZNWW '11 .-if Frrst Row Left to Rmcht D Lezay F Ixeder C I :liz I K1 ll lla pu Second Row Let to Rrut ll hue B .Shepherd E V1 C Petrle I Shepherd R flrzm Thrrd Row Lctt to R1a.ht I Ragen L Drury Gel Img j llzller B llanfage B ffcferl I' llzlfer I llllllrlldl At c o' I5 - if 'th ' , ' ' - ' s ' ' 4 f F-'A-, . ' A V . ' y V. ' - , ' k . ,. ' . ' ' , . ' - , c W ' . , , . , ' . . ' A ' , . 1 ' K i O ' X , '- 4 ' y V y - 1 . . . . . ' - Q ' N . V I . w H A - ' K f l 5 'r . c ' ' ill . , ' 1 , ' - ' '. ' ' , , . , . Y. ' A 7 - 7. 1' ' , . ' ' v 1 v V - U 2 ' ' f ' I 1 Y ' ' 1 U I ,T , ' - I I' . ' ' 1 , . A X fi ' ,gas Q 'S A I Flap - Q Z' 1 4 Q.. igg, . s, uf, gg, ,wavgxaiaql gina fy , v I lyke ,Q , l, lf'T W Q. first 4' -f k:f1', l' w . ,, 'ffilc 5 N , 1, 1 ya . in Aw X ,eg -, , 'fgafl V F' B 4- Uf, ' 15 3. ,aw x '?'.1jbI V ,, ' ' s '. lj : . . '. ' 1 '. Q. .iz P. '1p jr. . . . I lr. 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'. al 93 li' Future Homemakers pw I PRESIDENT LEAH H E N RY 5'- Cclm Murrfmn fezfuallrnl Rehn: l'LIlldIII e Berry flLIIl Vue PVEIIIXEIII Robe rta ufblfb' .SIIIIA leader leah Henry lrerzdent Barbara Grerham Serretary jean llfalker Parlfamenlarfarz Alla 'free Club Setrelary I eg,gy Icathe rlawm' Repurler frarlref lxeeler Trcaturer Agam thls year me lmd our club has lntreased greatly m membershxp yylth seventy' regular members and one assouate member We have our former Dresndent leadmg us once more For the hrst tlme we recexved answers from the recmxents ol the gnfts through the World Chrnstmas Festival Records of the letters and cards were placed m our scrapbook yyhxch we entered tn the I H A qontest at the state tonventlon Iederatxon meetmtzs held m other countres were attended by our members I' H A vseels was a grand success Hay rldes and other aetrvrtles ysere enyoyed by the club Among the money malslng attnxtncs of the club was the sellmg of hot dogs at the football games and m the hall Durmg lunth time thms was suuessfully tarrled on by VHFIOUS members Many gxrls vyorlstl lor thur lumor and Chapter DLgrLcs At the last meetmig of the Llub lwtlore Lhrlstmas we sang tarols and rufxved stotl-tmgs ysnth mandy and nuts Our Llub year was tlnmaxed by a very suttesslul Mother and Daughter Banquet JL, .,,l X. 1 ' fr 1- -1 , f - 'N '- ' V , ' ' ' V . , J ' , . ' ' - , ' ' ' . ' , 1 ' . g A .I F I7 -1 .A 1 :I ' - 4 J . . 7 ' 4 f r - 1 ' r 1 I Y I I V. 7 ' . , . ,, , v- .. , , ' . , - ' V ' , . y 4 y- 1 -A y - ly' I. - rf Y 7 1 ,, ' , ' v ' ' '- N- -- M - . , -, V- , .K , 5 A A .I, , . .' ' '- , . , , , -. , . .' - r F -1 Y - - ,. r' , , , , - -- A . , , f .4 y at .ya ,, . America Flrst Row Left to Rlght V Purh B Clem F Ixeeler B KQVEJIDLZIII R Wbzle L A Agee C Mnrrzrmz P Leatberland J ll' alker Second Row Left toR1ght Mu Huang, Chapter Kimber Hu Rnbertn 71 Ypmlsm H Ypeabr C Cerau R Pen!! B Hamm B Rldgeuax lx Ledbetter N flznrbum R I' Uarilcm Hrf Harkfex XIII! Dnughlrnl Cnjpmlmr Thxrd Row Left to R1s.ht D Dndwn L Ayerr C Alouulfrn B Whaley I Stepbeuf A Hoflmf O Roland C Darby M Marlin j Young S Hartm AIrCrear1 B C rn rj H urn It itz D Lezam P4 Flrst Rovn Lett to Rlght 5 A3erf 5 Nherf N Snellmgr B Harru A Atinzmn B Rolzertf S Sapp B lx bf H Slrwn ccnnd Ruvx Left to Right P Uorgafl 5 ark S 1 Iuffze U 5 H X! B Sm J I Denim N Durnr D U lfdllldfl j Xhfrau A Ball tfllldll X Cflfl ll XI Lerlful 1 1rd Row Left tn Ruhr n 1 ner D 111 Il fl 4 ' r 1 C B U zfkerf n L Suulberu B Snlruzer P P wler B Pumplyrew A Cnrleg 01 ' , 1 . . . . . ' , , 1 . . ' . . ' . , - - U -A' I . 7 '. A 1 .' 1 . 1 . . . . ' . , ., lb. rn . . I . . . . 1 ','. 7. . 1 L. ' A . . '- . 1 'AQ 1 ,. 1 Y . 1 4 . - Q . ' ', 'J : , , . . '.. I. ' , . ', ' . . , I I . I 3 . V I . '. wwf my - if ' 'fx , f, , ' -' '. ' k. ' E. J ' ' 'vgf 351' . Y V I :r in Qzfcdii. . . . 'n , . 1 S '. 'j I . 1 , R. Cf . Hriy. JI. -1 ll' . R, 11 , . ill 5. 1.1'. '. , 'V . .. A1 . . J' . I U .1 . - Ev ThA ', ' 'j i M. Ha Un . . Joh in . I. M1 La I. Iilke 11,2 . B. ,nuke ,,. . . . . rf . . . . . ' ' . . 11, . . . . JACKIE HAMMOND JOAN WALKER ANN MCCONNICO BARBARA GERACI NORITA YOUNG Pretident Vice President Secretary Treaturer Reporrer Future Homemakers of Amerrca unior Club Three short years ag.,o an mfant rn swaddlmg clothes appeared on the campus of Mount Vernon l-hgh School Its mrsslon rn llfe was to promote mterest ID Home Economlcs among, the Extahth Grade gelrls and prepare them for membershlp rn the Semor Club Naturally th1s youngster vyas named junlor The Future Home makers of Amerlca jumor Club Today wxth over hfty yude awake members lnttle junror has become one of the lustnest of the brood rn the family of student oraanrzatlons at Mount Vernon Hrgh The year 195051 started off vnth a beautlful and 1mpress1ve canrllel1g.,ht mauauratxon of ofhcers Durmg. the school term members provrded hnancxal support for the club by sellmg hot dogs at school zames and flavor mgs to housewlves nn the commumty Memorable events ol the year vyhlch proved enter tammg., as well as mstructlve mcluded several educatlonal tllms a slumber party and panel drscusslons on such subjects as fashrons Lmvrm. partxes for teen azers and what to do on summer vacatlons On the more serrous slde members learned the fundamentals of knrttxna and crochetlng, and enjoyed a very IHSIIUCIIVC demonstratxon by the Faxrfax County Agent on making p1ns and other yeyyelry from shells In December our Presrdent Elsle Beach moved to another sectron of the country and was succeeded rn othce by june Walker Because of the capable and vyholehearted elforts ol the Officers and the enrhusrastrc support of the members our club has had a very enyoyable and successful year and IS leavmg behlnd a record to challenge and xnsprre the class of l95l 57 Fxrst Row Left to Rrgsht Mfr Rolaerlfon Sponror B Ixztrhen C Them I Hammond B Gerafz I Wfalker A Mr Connzro IN Young Nur Douglrflon Sponfor Second Row Left to Right C Broun D Sztfon P Bendall C C11 ton C Uffeyanl V Ixennedy ll Cannon I Morgan F llorruon C lllorre ll Clark B Lzmzng Thxrd Rovy Left to Rtght B zllxerr D Vaughn C Smztb B Taber ll Clark F Frazley B Olzlhanz V Mznke Fourth Rovs Left to Rrght R Bradfx 5 Hamzlton D Neltzey D Broun ll Arhngton I' llartbafl ll ll ezse C Gr: ella H Refnzcfe j llartln ll Beam R Huzzgb ll llzlfer I y V I n - 1 r Y 4 , .y .. 7 . . . . . . . . Y . . . Y I . . , . V 7 I7 7- Y 7 Y . ' . Y Y .. . ., 4 - . , 1 r - 7 , , , . y . 7 Y. . . - , . A . , ' ' ' Y ' , , I , . r , . - , A . Y . . I , , , h . Y. 1 I ' I V A . . .1 , Y . . . Y . .Q Q . . . . Y , Y 7 7 ' 7 , . Y .- - . . Y .7 A ,. .Q . g . , , .V Q V .Y V . .. . 1 . . . . .. . , .1 . . 1. 1 , . r , ' , 1. If . . . .r .r , . . .. .1 . +I- 90 '1' Left to Rluht R HJII1111 Pfefilllleflf nfreto 1.11111 Reprtrerltallm S Parker lite lremferlf I' ivmpp Setreldfm Stezzanfirnl Treawlzrer B Snwfer ReDrerc11faI114 I1 .Senmr Plrlflfllllg Bnanf l Ilme R6pVLl571ld1lI6ffI Yenm Pfarmzzlg Bnam' Snug Leader Semor G1rl Scouts Troop 22 ln Uetober l95ll the Senlor Grrl beout lroop he IIS hrst meetmu The hrst meetme was delaxed one month due to Ltlflllllflfll. sehedules anl oxertroxxded eondltlons 1n the sehool BTISS Wfood returned for her sexenth year rs lerler of the troop Mm Loekrndee s selected e1n t ASSISIHHI leader The follovxme otheers were elerted Presldent and JL1llCIIC Lovxe Representatwe Raehel Hatton Vue Pres1 dent Sylvra Parker beeretary Faye Knupp Treasurer loyce Stevxardson and Sona Leader V1rtz1n1a H1ne Barbara Snyder and V1ru1n1a Hme vxere eleeted t represent our troop on the Sen1or Plannlne Board tor the county The bennor Plannmu Board met once a month and vxas composed of mo representatnes and an alternate from eaeh troop nn the eountx Th1s xear our troop met onlx every other xxeelt Due to th1s the number of .1et1v1t1es were redueed Some ot the aet1x1t1es durma. the meetmus were maltme nur eups md favors xxhxeh were used by the Rel Cross 1n the l'llJSplIdl II lort Belvo1r at Chr1stmas 1nd I rster maltnne plans for h1kes .ml eampmu tr1ps and smeme new sonus Another school aetlvxty was the annual Chnstmas pam held at the last meetme before the C,hr1stmas holldaxs Our annual roolue sale was very sueeesslul Some of the members of the troop spent a week end 1n Max at Prmee Wlllldm State Park The membershrp of Troop 77 th1s sear was mueh huzher than If has been for several sears There were ments seven members We understand that If was the laruest Semor Troop ID Falrfax Countx 1 st Rovn Lett to Rleht R Hdllwrl mum 11 c an Ulltfl A H1111 an C l ella! I7 Tmzml 1 eel B II 1 gr eeond Roxx Left to Rleht ll 111, 1, 111 rr II er 111 In 1 1 r 1 fe Spwzwr F 1111012 ff frm 11111 1 1 r 11, Cru rm X Bar R ll 1 c 5 . ' wa' ' ' L grill' t o be ' ' L f t ' l ' .1 I' l:'1', ', 1' 1 . . V. 5 R, L1 'E 1, X. ll f. FI ' . 1. . . I . fl. llvltfl ' . . S jf . S ' '. ' If I . in llly rf. So HQ r.' N. P11 1. C. B tl . F, H 'ff 4 . .ll 11' 1.1136- ifr . f j ,' '. K . f. S 1 I .. ,lI. fm! . 5. lkrie . P. I' '111er. Y. f f 1. . '. nu. . Hia -2 H7 1- auzix:..r............... First Rovs Left to R1g.,ht Mrr Prozame R Parnell D Cnffm ell B Marrzr B Wfease If Ragen lx Van Domes P Trler C Darby M Lakeg A Perry S Bagget! D Sanger Mn OFlaglyerl5 Second Row Left to Right D Dtron C Wfrlmn B Emerron K Sumle O Parrell F Kempzrla B Holly P Grlszmlzl K Denzg C Riley D Clark A Dodd D Gzler Third Row Left to Right I Ixewzer P Tgerr M Plarlelt M lWlJ1tmrn'e B Whalen ll Cfvfl ll Dozzglar B Peygelnzz C Aluantym H Feutll B Harrzr A Hollins J Adfdllllld M King The Commercial Club The Commercial Club was organized in September purpose of this club is to give the students in the business education department a more specihc knowl edge of the various opportunities in the field of business and give further instructions in phases of business education that are not covered in the regular classroom The club also rendered valuable assistance to the faculty as ynell as the community The club thinks that all vsork and no play makes girls get old and gray Our social activities include parties fitting and proper for the time and occasion For instance a Christmas party which was given just before the Christmas holiday We vent on bowling. parties every other week We hal a Valentine Dante 98 in order to raise appropriate funds for the yearbools spring ve took a held trip to Washinvton D C and it was enjoyed immensely by everyone Some members of the club went to see the Ice Capades in February 1 Washington D C Later we had a theater party which consisted of a movie at the Capitol and dinner at the Lotus Restaurant There are many students leaving Mount Vernon this year who will miss the clubs social and business activi ties But there are others who will still have an oppor tunity to proht from the Club next year The officers are as follows Dorothy Hill President Phylxs Tyres Vice President Blanche Morris Secretary Ann Perry Treasurer Gloria Wilson Reporter ' r '1 - ' - 1 - 4 , 4 I , , , Y , ' . , 1. I . . 4 , . 'I 1, , . . ' . - V1 1 I i . 1 i. 1 4 i. r I 1 I . Y . . , . . . 1 V 1949 under the direction of Mrs. Provance. The chief picture. This dance was a great success. Early in the U I ' . U 7 A I, ' 5 5 ' 'E . K, . . . . . . .n . Y 7 ' 'V I ' I . . U. . ' ' f ' v y' ' ' ' ' ' - . , - , , ef lf. it rf' PATRICIA CUMMINS CAROL FORD LOIS WHITE VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY MARTHA ALLEN SELENA DOVEL MARY ARVIN TRI-:Asunen vice secszemzv REPORTER Future Teachers of Amer1ca C C ILIINC HA I UB Ol I9 lhf. luture Teuhcrs Llulw ol Ameriti xx is OI'L1IlllLl in iis sci unt th st vcrxision o N s Hittie uinlu and Mrs Elizabeth Ames XXL hue 1 mem to Let more people interested in the tetthine profession We studx hom the schools in this immediate area and in the whole Lnited States function The othters are as tolloxxs Carol Iorl Presi lent Pat Cummins Nice President Selena Doxel Secretarx Xiartha Allen Treasurer Mary Arun Reporter The aim of the G C Gillingham C luh is To hetomc Ltliticnt tcuhers and the lloxxcr is thL Pinlx farnation 1Lr In m LX S XL tr XXL sputlxi I t s it 1 L L us mos XV is sponsored thc M irth of Dimes Drixc from xxhith ut XXL sponsored i banquet at the Penn Dm Hotel and Nir Landes is Lucst speaker Laxe a xerx intercstin ta Xisitine speakers hrouieht cnLour.1LinL remarks about eeucation and possibilities lor teacher tra1ninL ml opportunities otlered in IorLiLn tountries lt is heliucd th it excrione in this Llub Lathcrcd lwoth mental mtl spiritual Lnoxx c LC ind htneritu Lrtitlx M: ig: O Tlllf Ci. I. i . . i lN CL 7 50-il H - 7 ' -L ' ' 5 ' ' ' Q jr -t ln or l' to raise s mc ini n thi, 4' 'Q I f1l'CLl ruin' tl j 'L r let c J il ' I Ir.: t '- a h 1 doll :tile wh' 'I yav- . ti great l xt. 'C .l o Q ' ,I , 4 ' f , .- 7 . . 1. I . - - 1 . Q ' .,- ' r . V . ' ., hership of nineteen. This cluh was organized in order received ninety dollars toward this fund. ' ' , - ' , ' ' 'W . - A i , A , i , . A k lv - ' 'x ' T . , , f ' fx A ' f K- ik- Ay .S R- . - lv - v lv ' lt ' Q ' ' 7 ' ' ' ' . lk. - , ' .1 , T L 'K l 1' A, K ,. K -V . - ,Af A, , .V . L V . . . L , V f Q ' ,- , , 4 Ay V K' 1' H' ' H ' ' .' ' ' ' 1 Q i ' 1 ' 'I-.lp L - 7 -l 4' 'L Frrst Row Left to Rrght F Fife S Markley M Van Scoyoc S Condrey M Ranropber Second Row Left to Rxght D Rotty P Prpkm V Staurr V Weubrod A Wood D Armstrong Th1rd Row Left to Rrght B Zimmerman C Ranropber B LaBree M Scbelnrh A Holcombe B Harper J Reeder Fourth Row Left to Right S Stone bocker D Cool S Montgomery F Belle: L Hoppe R Welton R Rothgeb J Fftzgerald R Bolton D Rurrelander R Ferguron K Hadron R Fenimore H 1Norton P Knfchen D Trama I' Paul C Llilfkl IN Cororberr S Cheyne Mr Hagerty Sponror Tau Alpha Gamma Tau Alpha Gamma the h1gh school dramatrc club was kept very busy durmg nts second year Wnth Mr Hagerty as sponsor T A G gave several sknts over the publnc address system a three act play some one act plays and entered the one act play contest held at Lane The play presented 10 the contest was The lVlJzte Laun The club also acted as co sponsor of the Northern Vrrgxma League Forensxc Contest whrch was held at Mount Vernon thus year The hrgh schools partrcrpatmg rn thxs contest were Mt Vernon George Washrngton Wash mgton and Lee Faxrfax and Lane Publlc speak mg readmg and debatxng are some of the features of thrs contest Tau Alpha Gammas chxef dramatlc offermg was Holzdaj Home a three act comedy The cast was as follows Jan Hunter Shlrley Cheyne Brad Hunter B111 Zrmmerman Paula Parson Mar1lyn Shebrsh Pete Parson Wrlllam Harper Jasper Oxenrxder Kenneth Hudson Mmme Ann Holcombe Buck Hammerstem Harold Norton Mr Hagerty drrected the productxon and members of the club worked on props sets costumes make up promotxon etc The more than forty members of the club had opportumtres to work wlth many dnfferent phases of dramatxc actrvrtres drrectmg acting producing and actmg for radlo Tau Alpha Gamma stands for Teen Age Gutld The club IS hopefully lookmg forward to the trme when Mount Vernon has 1ts own audxtorrum The oflicers are as follows Presndent Dana Frfe Vlce Presldent Shlrley Markley Secretary Mary Beth Van Scoyoc Treasurer Sally Con drey Reporter Martha Ransopher 4 100 3 , ' : . ' . . , . ' , . , . . , ' : 4 V 0 1 f Vi. . . Y- I ni 1 ' A 4 1 ' I V 4 I 1 Y 1 I 4 1 I 4 ' . - 9 1 t I 7 , . . 1 . , , . . ' . , . . . Oxenrider, Sally Condrey, Clarabelle Oxenrider, . Y 7 ' 7 ' 9 ' 9 - - . Q - ' ' 5 7 r ' x ' a I 7 ' , A ' Z . . , . , , . ' 1 s ' ' a ' ' . . . 3 Y I . , . . , : , A , ' g Q , - , 1 ' , I t , , l r - 4: if- Seated Left to Right B Staller L Hecox B Shaffer P Poznter N Baum S Broun P Kuer J Hzmm C Malpafr B Neuman D Snyder F King D Beebe Second Row Left to Right F Coumer C Conley F Miller M Hoppe N Perry, B Potler M Callahan Mr Buckley Spomor S Dooley E Sawyer Third Row Left to Right I Gray O Rore C Ennlf R Tyert P Quinn W Hul1ey S Lzuukz H Armutead B Alderulorfer W Reardon R Fenz more Safety Patrols This year the Patrols of Mount Vernon have had before them 1 bigger task than ever before have increased their number from about twenty to this years total of thirty eight The reason for this increase is the added number of busses operating in our school district The Mount Vernon Patrols now serve eighteen busses from this high school and surrounding elementary schools It is the duty of the two patrols on each bus to insure the safety of the persons riding on their assigned vehicle Under the sponsorship of Mr Ralph E Buckley the assistant principal the Patrols have done a wonderful job in prov ing safe transportation There have been no fatal accidents involving Fairfax County School busses for the past nine years The Patrols are proud to think that they have been partly re sponsible for this excellent record Since the Patrols receive no pay for their time and work the Police Department of the County tries to sponsor various activities for them each year This year the Patrols attended a Christmas party given by the Police Depart ment under the direction of Sgt Shumate and Officer Paul Dove They also enjoyed a county parade a national parade and a free baseball game at Griffith Stadium in Washington All of these events were quite successful Each summer several of the boys attend the Police Boys Camp in Kilmarnock Virginia for a week of officer training These boys will re turn with training to make them better mem bers of this organization the following years 4 lol P+ . 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Seated Left to Rlght D Lloyd C Butler R While C Haag B Shepherd M Lake1 P Cent M155 Bzltle Sponfor E Hepler S Hzmm M Srhebub A Afbznfon P Leatherland H Feuell Second Row Left to Right B Weafe B Roberlfon V Prmce B Collzm C Harley D Hayes C Petr: S Morgan M Van Scogor E Moore C Ford N jobruon A Conner lx Boyne I Ixrfeu Thtrd Row Left to Rxght C Wfflron M flalaertg C Malparf B Emer ron C Ransropher W Stewie F lxfrner B Co ep 1 Fitzgerald S Van Srogor I lVoon'arrl A Whztbefle E Smubnla ll Malparf S Wfearcr MISSIUL from pltture C Beauflaamp I Bemzelt V Hme N Neuzflle G ee Club one gtrls and s1x boys Prattlte IS held at dlfferent t1mes because of the dxlferente tn the number m eath group The ofhcers of the Club are Stuart Van Stoyoc Presxdent Glorm Wxlscmn V1te Prest dent Shtrley Hmmm Secretary Treasurer Eleanor Hepler L1brar1an Bob Coffey and Grace Haug Reporters Mtss Btttle Sponsor For the hrst t1me tt was arranged so that all Glee Club members etther had study hall or phystcal edutatton the same perlod so that pmt trees would not lnterfere vuth thelr classes Th1s proxed to be very helpful smce the boys and gtrls could hfne sexertl study halls a week a so We gaxe our mnual Thanksglvmg and 107 , room perlod For the latter program Chrlstmas mthems as well ts famxlur Carols md popular Chrlstmas songs were rendered For several numbers we were atcompamed by the Mt Vernon band whlch was different from any thmg we have done before on any of our programs A group went Chrtstmas carolmg before the hohdays and everyone who part1c1pated enjoyed t 15 At the ttme of this wrttmg we are vnorktng d1l1gently on mustc for the Drstrtct Mustc Festtval to be held at Falrfax Htgh School on Aprtl 7 Even though no ratmgs are gtven to the xotal groups at thts festtval vue are work 1ng for good comments from the Judges , 2 . ' . I. . , A , 1. . . . . 1 . I ' . ' ' . . . ,l. .'y 1 I. ,,. . . , . 'f . Our Glee Club this year is composed of forty- Christmas programs this year during home- I t I . s S . S I 4 ' . t 4 , . r ' ' . ' ' ' 2 ' 1 . ' 'z . 2 1 B . I C . , 1 ' ' . ' ' . Q . . , i 9 . 3 1 ' . . 6 . . . . ' I h' . . ' ' t ' ' 1 ' ' , ' ' ' I q r ' b ' , r v , il L Lf? lrrst Row Left to Rrcht I Plpizn C Sflifllllgtil P Tyerr P Pfpbm H llhrnlull I uckmn ll Tucker In Knapp C ,Inner 5 Berizlztla R Leary beconcl Row Left to Rncht D Crete P Smululu P Crzmoltl B Dlffllfl fbmwz I' X11 fer A Dorff! I llzflcr fl Danrorz D Du nzymz R Rcczel ll Booth D Roflm Thlrd ow Left to Rlcht D Ixzfe T Rolzertr R ll'l11!aif,r D Rzzllmldtr T Bnfzner D ll' rule A Blucblunn j Crruflacr B Cac D fflllblbdlli B Riley Iourth Row Lett to R1c,ht llr Slkllllidch Dlrtclnr S Daclilfcr T lllffdll ll llfcr ll Ifllfjzllidll H flrmntcarf D Smut! Band The Mount Vernon Hrch School Concert Band under the drrectron or Fucene Sternbach rs now rn rts second year and nt IS malxme good procress beyeral new rn struments have been added thus year Mr Sternbach rs a graduate of Northwestern Um yersrty He came to us from Wausau Wlsccmnsrn Mr Stelnbach IS a concert pranlst and has had experrence rn radro army bands and stace work The members of the band felt that they would be a stronger orcanrzatron rf they elected the followrnc oth cers Howard Armrstead Presrdent Dean Drclunson Xrce Presrdent Bobby Drtton Secretary Brlly Elderr Treasurer Mllton Booth Reporter These boys have clone an excellent yob rn therr othces Most of the Concert Band members came from the organxzatxon of last year Howeyer some of the students graduated from elementary school bands lnto the Con cert Band Marlon Hoffman Tommy Butzner and Doug las Crurlcshanlc came from Franconra and Harold Lee Woodall from Groveton Leavlnc, us thrs year are Sally Dachtler and Phyllrs Tyers The bmd has sponsored .1 talent show several dances and has talcen part rn many communrty actlvntles rnclud mc several concerts at P T A and some lor thelr own bcnent Playrne at the lay and nrcht football cames rn yolyed much compllcatron but the bxncl enyoycd these performances very much The band wlshes to aclcnowledce the help and servrces or Mrs ohnson the Band Boosters Club the P T A Mr Landrs the faculty and students ol Mount Vernon The students are strlvrne to become better acqualnted wrth musrc and the theory of muslt In Iebruary Dean Dnclernson and Donald Grecc represented us at the All State Band held ln Arlrnzton County Several members partrcrpated rn many actryrtres of the County Band durrnc the summer Durlnc the year there was also a Band Club whrch met at club perrod each weelc lt was lrmrted to members ot the Concert Band Reserve Band and Becrnners The Band went to the Drstrrct Four Festxval at Faxrtax Hleh School on Aprll 19 1951 and receryed a Grade 1 ratrnc thrs was the mayor exent of thrs year for all hreh school musrc groups At present there are about forty members nn the Band and all these are loolcmc forward to next year when they expect to cet thexr unntorms all lofi 2'1- Seated Left to Right W Steucke I Hzmm R Waddell D Irzfm S Van Scoyoc N Rzdgeuaj Standing Left to Right Mr! Amer Sbomor I Beafley V Wrlron H Armzrtead H Crzmm L Rorrze H Talbott A Dau mn A Blackburn The Key Club The Key Club is 1 school service organization sponsored jointly by the Km anis Clubs of Woodbridge and Alexandria Its motto We Build and it is modeled after Kiwanis International The Mount Vernon Key Club was formed in 1947 and still retains three charter members Howell Crim Wallace Steucke and Stuart Van Scoyoc dent Stuart Van Scoyoc Secretary and joe Himm Treasurer Boys are selected for membership in the club on the basis of scholarship and citizen ship and must be approved by the members and by Mr Landes the principal The Key Club carried out a number of projects this year Among them were sponsor ing car caravans to the football games putting up vocational guidance posters raising the flag each morning selling hot dogs to raise money for financing more expensive projects publicizing basketball games conducting a membership drive for the P T A sponsoring 1 skating party repainnng the school sign out front and sponsoring the annual hobby show 5101 The officers for 1950-51 are: Richard Waddell, Presidentg Donald Irvin, Vice Presi- First Row Left to Right R Rajbould B Szllay D Smart B Heeke Second Row Left to Right P Gem? M Dupuis M Lenymckr Mr Hemleg L Alzller B Tzttmann I Moore Saght Auf Deutsch The German Club was formed in the second semester of the 1950 51 sthool year The club consists of students who have at least some knowledge of the German language It was formed by Mr Bernard Hensley so that members could retain and enlarge their knowledge of the German language A few of the members speak the language as their Europe The Club has no officers because its meetings are informal Meetings are conducted in German DUPUIS MARILYN Born in Rhode Island traveled to Germany Austria Bavarla Hawaiian Islands GEIST PHYLLIS Born in New jersey of Pennsylvania Dutch extraction I-IEEKE BERNARD-Born in Florida Traveled to Germany LEJNICKS MAIJA Born in Latvia Traveled to Germany MILLER LUCY Born in Michigan Traveled to Germany France Italy Switzerland Czechoslovakia Holland Moons james Born in Kentucky RAYBOULD RICHARD-Born in California Traveled to France and Germany SILLAY BRICETTE Born in Germany TITTMANN BERNHARDT Born in East Afrlca Traveled to Austria and Germany Maryland and Virginia SMART DUANE Born in Kansas Traveled to Germany 'l llh a 'Qi fff I 5 Q X 0 . . T I - K I l native tongue, whereas most of the other members have spent various lengths of time in -9 'i i a 1 D s . 1 1 1 - 1 I - ' , . . , T . I . . s T A D U - 1 9 9 i 1 , . , sl . . y I l . . 1 1 I . - I s , 1 I . . af f ua , - ,L- Seated Left to Right S Herr S Baggett J Tapley I Banletl S Munday Standing Left to Right G Haug M Berrezt 1 Wbzte I Broun O Parse!! F Ragen L Whzte S Dachtler M Malparr L Drury B Hatton B Coffey E Hudrrirz S Carry I Bearley and missing, from picture Sponsors Lou man and Trzmmer u1ll and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school iournalists It was founded by Iowa University in 1976 This year rhere are 3000 active chapters throughout thc nation and abroad A good chapter is not one which is mighty in number but one which is out publication of both the yearbook and the school paper To be admitted into this organization each student must be active in writing., and must have written seventy hve inches for publication m the newspaper and yearbook members who have done outstanding journalistic work in their held They must also have grades which are average or above The names of those who meet the qualifications set up are sent to International headquarters located at Northwestern University for the approval of Edward Neil Executive Secretary of the Quill and Scroll Having only three members last year the chapter membership was enlarged in january when nineteen were installed with an impressive candlelight service Two weeks following, elections werc held loyce Tapley was elected president and Sara Barrett Secretary and Treasurer A bulletin board was set up as its hrst activity which contained current items of importance posters illustrations and exchange articles Other interesting and helpful activities followed durim, the remainder of the term I 100 , , : . . . . , , . , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 A 1 1 ly 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I1 . - Y C . . 7 h . Y . . .Y . . . ' standing in scholastic and journalistic abilities. An active chapter can do a great deal in aiding the . . . y . . . . , . y . . V . . , . . . V y . . , . . . . . l . 7, . i A 77 , , , . . b . . . . 3 V . . . . , ' ' 1 ' D I Y . i I Y . Y Y - . . , . V., il if Seated Left to Rrght Mm Saunderr CoSpm1J0r G Butler S Munday S Van Scopoc J Walker H Feu ell Standmg Left to Rrght A Perry 5 Dachtler B Emerson E Smakula Mr Frazzer Co Spouror L Drury K Van Dornet B Pegelou S Hmzm atronal Honor Socret Lawrence Washlngton Chapter The Lawrence Washrngton Chapter of the Nattonal Honor Socxety was remstated at Mount Vernon thus year under the sponsorship of Miss Rebecca Saunders and Mr Forrest Frazrer Thrs club IS composed of members of the jumor and Senror classes chosen on the basns of scholarshrp character cooperanon personalrty and leadershrp The arm of the club ns to encourage the fostermg of these same qualrtres throughout the entrre student body of the school -4107? ',, 4 ' , it 1' f .fa t - , . ,. , V 'hx -fn., , 1 Y at ef A G5 ' 1 6 ' . , ' I . , . . Q I . - . I I . ' a 1 s a ' Seated Left to Right A Kuhn Prendent Alff Bazley Spamor I Jobmon Vice Prendem branding Left to Right E Clem B Hanekamp M Hollzday F Stock: A Faulmnef A Harleg I Taylor D1Stf1bUfOfS, Club The Distributors Club consists of members of the Distributive Education Class who are enrolled in a work study program They attend their required classes and then work on some supervised retailing or wholesaling job for which they receive school credit ,obs to route men for dry cleaning establishments The club is both social and professional in nature Looking to the professional side the club is an afliliate of the Associated Distributors Clubs of Virginia and the Distrxbu tive Education Clubs of America Every year members of the club attend the area conven tions at which time one of the club members competes in a speech contest Then 1n March a delegate is elected to attend the State Convention in Richmond Billy Hannekamp attended the convention as our delegate this year From these delegates at Richmond are chosen the representatives to the National Convention The club has one major social activity during the spring of the year with other minor activities sometime during the term The oflicers are as follows Art Kuhn President johnny Iohnson Vice President Mary Lou Holliday Secretary and Treasurer 4 los P I I - 4 . ' I , The various part-time jobs for which these students are employed range from variety store ' 9 , . 1 , ' 3 , , ' ' 3 -2: ll- Front Row Left to Right lx 11111115 S Bagge!! lx Sumk P Morgmz B ll ease ,I Morgan Second Row Left to Right A Perry C Ford S Mmztgrnzzery D Clark I' CIIIIIIIIIIII N Suellmgr C Hurley Mayorettes ln February of the year 1950 a new orcanrzation was formed at Mount Vernon High School an organization which was to provide the students with new thrills and excitement It seemed that since we proudly boasted of a band we should also have mayorettes to go with it and consequently a mayorette club was started From February until May a group of girls practiced twrrlmg and strutting under the dilrgent instruction of Miss Bowman Each Wednesday during Physical Educa practiced their routines Life was not easy for the girls because every weelc they would have to learn new twirls and new techniques A day of triumph was yet to come for these girls be cause in September 1950 all those who had talcen mayorette lessons were eligible to try out for the mayor ette squad that was being formed Only thirteen girls showed up although many had talcen lessons This was for the best as it had been previously planned to accept only ten to fifteen girls Thus all the girls who were really interested in being mayorettes were able to live up to their hearts interest On a two weelcs notice the girls scoured about town bought boots frogs and material and made their own uniforms They selected a routine and practiced after school the whole week ln order to perform at the first football game of the season At the home coming game perhaps the mayorettes per formed most successfully A big show was held at half l time wrth the home coming court band and mayorettes participatmg This colorful event added to the thrill of the evening s victory The mayorettes had no instructor this year and worlced out their own routines Miss Ward the sponsor and Xiiss Lowman drilled the girls in therr marching and twirling Although they would have liked very much to perform at all of the games they were yinxed by the ram and luck held out bettcr in the afternoon and the girls marched in some of the IayVee games To earn money for the club to put into a fund for uniforms and other miscella neous expenses the mayorettes held balce sales at school Next year the ma yorcttes have hopcs ot being unrformcd by the band and of performing at all of SARAH BAGGETT Caplam the football games held at school Y - Y , , I- 1 ,- 11 ', jx . ,. .. '. . '. .. .l'. V. . 4 . .14 ' 1 ' 1 X ' ' i-- ' .1 - V , x , ' ., y - 7 . . . . . Y. . M I . U , hyrl L .L V I . Ay. . . Q . . Y 7. . Y. . Y. . . . . . I . . . V Y I . , n I V - I v A - 7 V Y A. V, Y A tion period our majorettes-to-be toiled and struggled and were able to perform in only two night games. Their Y Y ' 1 1 1' ' A I YA . v l 1 1 Y ' - , Y . Y. , i 1 ' 1 I 1 ' 1' N- ' . ' ,, . ' . ' D Y 7 1 1 1 - ' ' - ,' 1 , . , . - 7 Y AY Q . v 1 A I 1 - 1 1 ,K- ' 1 - ' , , - ' g , ' ' , ' ' . . , . . ' ' , , ' Y 1 . ' 1 . V . ' 1 1 V f 1 ' , 1 11 - Y - Y ' ' , ' l if 9 jk Fxrst Row Left to Rrght Mu: Burfngton Sponsor H Smon N Thurrton D Szrron 0 Parrell C Ranmpher G Beauchamp A Holcombe F Fzfe Second Row Left to Rxght L Suann N Surnler A Baurerrnan K Javnu D Wrrght P Smakula C Smith W Harper Thrrd Row Left to Right P Poynter B Holly S Daehtler F Mzller L Miller j Selby R Rothgeh S Montgomery Fourth Row Left to Rxght R Weltfzn L Hoppe S Karrlenf W' ll'f'oolh1rer P LaTourette K Hadron D Smart The Square All furnp up and nezer rome doun Su mg your honey aroun n roun Nou it J alemande left u hen you came doun Rzghz to your partner and rzght and left grand Meet your partner and promenade Such IS the grmmerrck you mrght have heard commg from Room 21 any Thursday afternoon thus year as the Square Dance Club exercnsed 1ts lungs and rts footwork to the rhythm of flddlrn records Under the sponsorshxp of Mrss Burmgton the able dlrectlon of rts officers and the callrng of figures by Sue Karstens Lourse and Frances Mrller we learned many of the basrc forms and calls used rn most modern square dances It IS rumored that Mr Landes rn hrs office below could always tell when we had mastered a neva Dance Club form because the confusion of runnxnr, and yumpmg, over hrs head hnally became the regular rhythm of a famrllar dance The ofhcers are m follows Sue Karstens President Duane Smart V1ce Presldent Louise Miller Secretary Mylo Keck Reporter Our first evenmg dance on November 18 at Wood lawn School was a huge success and loads of fun The refreshments whnch consrsted of hot dogs and cokes made a welcome rntermnssnon and revrtalnzer On january 26th at 8 P M rn Room 21 Mr Harry Whrte treated us to an evening of the North Carolma Runnxng Set type of folk dancmg This was a most enyoyable evenrng Our sprmg dance was held at Woodlawn School ln March wrth a box socral before the dance 4110, - ft r t , . v . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . , . , . . . . . .7 I I , . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . v . , . , . . . -. , . . . . . . ., '. 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' . - 1 s v y , . s w ' , . ., . . , . y - -v 1 - 1 1 . . , 1 ' ' .1 L EfW' 295953 Emerron M Malpaxf E Manor E Smakula Mr Tajlor Sporuor Thrrd Row Left to Rrght I Alger R Merlo M Keck L Mzll: ,I Davzf A Blackburn Fourth Row Left to Rrght R Rayboulzl T Taylor S Cartr W Cockrell ll Watnee L Dodd Frfth Row Left to Rrght C Smgellon L Baum H Crzmm G Bement R Bolton Scrence Club Newly organrzed thrs year the Scrence Club has proved rtself worthy of exrstence through many enlrghtenrng projects carrred out rn rts weekly meetrngs Projects such as prcture developrng prcture etchrng crystal sets and ultra vrolet lrght a photo elecrrrc cell glass etchrng were conducted by the students themselves Mr Taylor club sponsor rs kept busy durrng meetmgs ardrng the members rn the1r rndrvrdual and group projects Humorous as well as eclucatronal events take place makmg the club a source of mterest and enjoyment for all who belong +1111 j+ . .Q I M 4 , agp L xi. '. W 0 , 75 's' :Lk First Row, Left to Right: M. Ranroplfer. M. Rice. 1. Tapley. Second Row, Left to Right: E. Hepler. R. Locke, B L...--1 Seated Left to Right D Sauyer I Pflzeger C Bemenl P La Tourette Mzrr Skull Spmzmr Standing Left to Right C Shepherd I Cll77'lfl8l1dU77l W Dd11BJ R Elgin L Dzclfermn R Bolton I Burch Wf Parker M Rice C Re1le3 Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized a year ago to familiarize the students of Mount Vernon with our neighboring countries We feel that we gain a better understanding nf our Spanish American friends through our club activities This year we have enloyed learning Spanish songs conversing in Spanish and other activities which enable us to have a better appreciation of Spanish American culture We celebrated Christmas with a pmata and many of the other trimmings of a Christmas party in Mexico We are antic ipatmg a trio to the Pan American Union IH Washington followed by a typical Spanish meal We hope that through these act1v1t1es our goal will be achieved The officers of this Club are: Rose Alegria President' George Bement Vice President' Dorothy Sawyer Secretary' jimmy Pflieger Treasurer' Pete La Tourette Reporter. al 112 lie Ftrst Row Left to Rxght I Harlou C Rzmropber I Farber L Creen N Clifton Second Row Left to Rlght W loner J Scudder j Srudder M Srhebzrb Thlrd Row Left to Rlght R Harle M Ramopher C Lzuzrkz L M1111 B Ln Bree btandxrt Left to Rrght Mm Ayres M Hoppe B Eldert D Lloyd S Carter I Broun P Smakula Senior Art Club The Art Club numbers thlrty determmed and ambmous members In vrew of the fact that people dnffer rn talents ambrrrons and mterests the Art Club offers trme for any field rn art ln whrch a member wxshes to dabble or xntensnfy hrs efforts Regrettably the Club could not supply even necessary utensrls as paper and pencrls but wrth collectnons from the members these old relrables were made possrble Thxs year a new feature known as the Ceramrcs Group has been founded Frlms were shown to help further mterest or acquamt the members w1th the wxde scope of art subjects and a much awaxted tmp to old Mother Nature proved hrghly exhllarattng A successful skatmg party was held to furnrsh the Club wrth much needed funds The mayor features were four three pornt landxngs Cexecuted rn a professlonal fashronj Another enterprrse was the art contest whrch lncreased art mterest and funds for the treasury And now a word about our sponsor so lrttle so sweet our own Mnss Ayres Many thanks and congratulatlons for a happy successful year from the Art Club members of 1950 1951 4113? L. Szvann. Sl Markley. J. Selby. A, Vadnair, M. Raybould, P. Kidd, E. Smakula A Fnrst Row Left to Rlght H Wfnodall I Kuer F Steienr T Robertx H ,lnnef I Konler J Cmuilyer D Andreur Second Row Left to Rlght L Wfagner D Robb D Cruzkxbank R McKenn3 P Henry W Morrfmn T Bulzner I Patermarter W Royenberger F Thornhill R Seelej Th1rclROw Left to Right L Bennett j Fzlzgerald R Sathnmra R Ballard I Mzntz D Wflllzamf L Orr D Broun F Bauer! Elghth Grade SCICHCC Club IOF CROWTHER WARREN ROSENEERGER JOE KISER WARREN ROSENBERGER BOB SATHMARY DAVID ROBB JACK MINTZ TOMMY B ROBFRTQ DOUGLAS CRUCKSHANK DONALD ANDREWS Exhlblts Program fu ld I np Iqxhfbzt Fzlnzv Pbotngrnpln Cbemutm A1 mtzon Hnmmz Boda Zoologx A rlrnnrmzg ACTIVITIES FIISI Ald Demonstmrlons Fleld Trlps Experiments Commmee Reports Model Makmg Fllms Panel DISCUSSIOHS 4f Q 'Q 4114+ ff ff wf Of M- 4, 'N' 0 O . , 2 .................................................... f ROBERT MILLAM . ..........., ...........,........... ............. I 5 lecfmnier rf 45, ff' A 7' wk ' '-W' gg 5' ' -, F. f f . ,f- 5 'I' '- f 0' ' 4:-AW' - Qi. . +3 if Seated Frrst Row Left to Rnghr I Mfmtoee D Hammond L Hzll E Lane H La Bree Seated Second Row Left roR1ght F Morrzr M ONe1l C Condreg H Ogden B Carter Sated Thlrd Row Left to Rxght Z Boulmg 1: R Hlelmm R Shelton P Lzuxlfz Eighth Grade Art Club Ar the flrsr meermg of our Art Club durmg the opemng weeks of school those ln reresred turned our rn such large numbers that nt was necessary ro drvrde mro two smaller groups Th1s plan meanr that the olhcers would meer wnrh each group Durmg the month of March our club sponsored a bake sale whxch was to produce needed funds for our varrous club actlvxtxes Officers of our club are Gary Treon Presndenr Larry H1ll Vxce Presndenr Devere Hall Secretary Bobby Freeman Treasurer M1ss Ayres Sponsor +f1l5lmf- R. Hic Natlaaziapj. Huntl G1 Treon. Standing, Fourrh Row,'Le?r ro,Righr: Ni.rJyAyreJ, E. Norril, Mcfiuinl 3 , ' 3 D , ' I S , ' 1 , 3 ' , - Flrst Row Left to Rlght M Sumler L Well! C james I Adem becond Row Left to Rxght P Ashmore I Row H Ridge D Dulalaven D Brady S Gateu ood Thlrd Row Left to Rrght L Long W Eney H Ragen F Talbert I Pzttman I Dellly Standmg Mr Hagerln Mrssmg, from Prcture N Flemzng Eighth Grade Pubhc Speaklng Club The object of the Pubhc Speakxng Club IS to garn self assurance 1n publxc and to learn to speak clearly and drstrnctly The Club sponsored a bake sale and a dance to help H11 the treasury The offlcers of the Club are jane Rose Presrdenr Lucrlle Wells Vlce Presrdent Patsy Ashmore Secretary Mary Io Sumler Treasurer Cynrhxa james Reporter The club rs sponsored by Mr Hagerty 64 116 1+ 1 1 - v- 1 - V. . . O V , .. ,. , . .- , . ,. . . l .I , . . , . . . .. .. .. I . '. 7 I . I U ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' l'lrst Row Left to Rrcht C Hulchermn A Broun L Eagle C Morru D Hugher A Arthur K Arhhg Second Row Left to Rrght M Searr T Ayrer W I-Izggmr R Boyce C Carrot! j Clayton C Smfzh L Bradham Thrrd Row Left to Rlght R MafPherrw1 H Booterhaugh K Slurdzzant B Cee S Kelton D Broun R Dooley E1ghth Grade Newspaper Club The Erghth Grade Newspaper Club consrsts of thrrty members who meet once a week to edrt The Lmle Mayor Thrs Duhlrcatron contarnrng news and mterestmf., events th t take place ln the Erghth Grade Class rs dxstrrbuted four trmes durrng the school year The stall tncludes Ed1tormCh1ef Mack Carroll Assistant Edrtor jackie Satterwhlte Sports Fdrtor Jrmmy Levay Assrstant Nancy Smrth Art Edrtor Charles Wrlkerson Busrness Manager Drclt Lyndell Crrculatron Manager Nelson Armentrout Club Edrtors Ecldre Fox and Phyllrs Keeler In wrrtrng., The Lzttle Major the staff and the clubs twenty one reporters endeavor to collect the news learn the fundamentals of wrttrng, and create an rnterest rn the held of journalrsm OFFICERS ing- Seated Left to Rlght R Ljdell M Carroll ,I Safteruhlie Standlng Left to Right Mm' Sloan SPUIIIUV A Armentroul IN Smith C u,,llk6fJ07l E Fox +1 117 Ff- ' , A' I . . . 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Fxrst Row Left to Rxght D Hammond I Hepler A Weaver I Crmfer D Dameu ood D Dan ford W Hfggem' Mm Coffm Second Row Left to Right F Pierce R McD0nnel 1 Sfkes L Page P Fray D ll' bite S Ixelmn C Quzrlf P Duuxmz Mnssmg from pncture U' .Smu LI C a n t a m o s E1ghth Grade Lets Sing' In Spanish or xn English boys like to sm: the e1g.,hth grade boys at Mount Vernon High School are no excepuon Thts year these boys have an opportunnry of a male glee club nn wh1ch they sung for fun The repertoxre consxsts mamly of folk song.,s of vanous types mcludnng., work songs and splruuals Some of these lads are bemg, scoured for Mxss Bxttles Hlgh School Glee Club for 1951 57 so Can amos Senores' +4 1125+1- Boys' Glee Club Fnrst Row Left to Rnght Mrr Coffey L Eagle J Rulguay I Weadon P Vmef C jamer I Hyder I Rore Second Row Left to Rnght G Morm R Mannermg Thxrd Row Left to Rxght C Taylor B Melton M Smith L Van Sroyoc D Wnght M Cannon I Haukmx M Deacon Fourth Row Left to Rxght K Key P Decker K Nm! M Buckner B Ixztrhen I1 Rogerson B Peacber I Hen Fnfth Row Left to Rlght P Bendell 1 Rouze Sxxth Row Left to Rnght E Potter M Moore D Susan D Fzggmr Seventh Row Left to Rxght R Bradley B Baker L Gallauay G Morgan Chorahers G1flS, Glee Club E1ghth Grade The eighth grade gxrls feel that they have done a wonderful job ln orgamznng thenr Glee Club They are proud of thenr accomphshments m Iearnmg so many xnterestmg songs Hmong those they have learned are Cxehto Lnndo m Enghsh wh1ch means Pretty Lxttle Sky and Poll Perlca whxth means Poll parrot The chorahers plan nn the near future to learn these songs ID thelr orxgmal Spamsh The officers of the club have done a good job and have Carrxed out thelr dutles well The officers are as follows Presndent Barbara Peacher Vxce Pres1dent Loulse Eagle Secretary Corralee Tavlor Treasurer Kay Naxl and Reporter jackxe Rogerson -41195 V14 W I y . . . . , - 7 , . , . . . . , ,. , . . , . . D . ,. , . , .. I . . l . , 4 . I ' 7 7 I ' a , 1 - 1 a 1 ' Snapshots TH -.5 mtv .1 a Ihc rm Q Mr dflihI1SS Stn If Rmb s rn 5 Qrmntun Hutsmt yggnng ln H ng Urms ln I Q rggr D1 rm Li nr lu Mt Ncrnun Squart rs Il Humcma rs rn In nuklng I5 Heard the 1.1: s l'l Q 9 , . Q Ni sg s n 4 Y Q A 7 V7 I , , I Ks' I-R4 f-li -vil, 2- 'Pjmil. 5- p K '.', ' Q 'kc A ' . 6-Ru'h is 'cr, -1 '- 51 . 6-Bnnks! Hunks! Bnnks! '-The sign says no Parking! 8-Primpinu! 9-Pcnny's wnrrh nt Candy, Please, IU- N1 -f ' ull. IIiI.i -t : ' h- H . 12- ink C c--CQ la, '- . 'f Q - 4- 1- - 'kc ' I- A ' cuff -2 L I gk FEATURES EURUPE VERIU Afmhl AEUR NN05 N lf QQ M if 'NI 4-X., VKX fg-is A EUR L, Y i ABJRO CR C QVGA Lgybq f lf ., xx . , 0 A cf Q 4 'F Q L 5-I NX AEUROPEAHCLERGYMA 1 X 4 -.2 M 1 If T if 3X. 'xx L-,Q-J l I tg . A V F M R f..-::- OPEAN kg Q X K ,X 2 .1 K' 4 K 51 gf y YT 1 X N School MISS MOUNI VI RNON SIIIRI IY HIMM Spam In kecpmg mth our theme ImemItIonIl1sIII the Sdmol BLILIIICS Irc I1 IIIXC costumes of 16 x ITIULIS Lounrrles IFAN WAIRFR VIRGINIIA BEACH Hollmzri 1417111 I1019 X , , ' , ,' ' 'a I ' in jeff I - - - II - I I . 4 4,1 A L 4 Beauties BARBARA HOLLY PEGGY TYI ER South America Soulb Sea lrlfzml AGNES ROGERSON ROBERTA WHITE Ireland S u ztzerlami -41231-3+ School Be aut'ies BETTY ROBERTSON Im y ' -, wg ,Q -OJ X 1, , J K! ,J J j , ,f , T lf, .214 N DAWN JOHNSON Amerzcun I mlmn PAT SEEKINS jI1ANNE Rosslh Mexu 0 Chma Z , . -if 12-1 H? Left to Right: Barham Cenzri: A2111 Arlhur: jarkie Rogertml: Sglria Brnzwzf Lnrena Dio6er,rm1,- janet Bauman Bar kara LeuLe:CatlJerir1e jaz'ir1.t. Sarah Baggett. Maiorettesg Gloria lY'ilJm1. Queen: Mr. illelriu Lamfe.r. Cmunmg lbs ueen Bernice llveare. Majorette: Betlvy i1lrCnr11'.' Betty Rubertmrzf Mary jane di Zerega: Geurgie Baggelt ju Arm 1 flung Peggy Tyler: Barbara Hrnfl-1. I v . 1 . . K . . 3 Q. . X L . . . . G - . V . - . . , ,z ' ' 1 . . ' . ' . . -' 1 ' ' t U I 1 V ' vi I V ' V V I 1 K an ' ' . t , , . - 7 7 Y . , , b . 4 Y I 7 , I . ' A Home Coming ueen and Court Home Coming the time set aside for all of our alumni and friends to return to dear old Mount Vernon for in evening of thrills and excitement Not only did we hive in exciting 4.11511 on the gridiron for sixty minutes, but the half time show lent itself per fectly to make November 17 1950 1 night of nights at our Ieemfms Stadium At half time fifteen lovely ltdies representing each of the classes set 111 our eyes to dancing as they assembled for the crovs ning ceremony on the field The cron ning ceremony vs is the most impressive wexe ex er had and the band and malorettes proxided the necessary spice to make the atmosphere appetling to ones mind d spirits' ueen Gloria Wilson was gowned in 1 lovely white dress Her senior attendants were Barbara Leake wearing dark green, and Betty McCord light green The junior at tendants jo Ann Young, Barbara Holly and Peggy Tyler wore gow ns of blue, varying from light to dark shades Loretta Dickerson janet Bowman 1nd Sylx 141 Brown, sophomores hid gowns of various shades of purple Freshmen Betty Robertson Georgie Baggett, and Mary lane di Yerega more pink rose and maroon, respectively They carried colonial bouquets of chrysanthemums with contrasting ribbons These posies were generously donated by our Alexandria florists. The Home-Coming Game is usually our last home game of the season. and this year our guest team was Norview High School of Norfolk, Virginia. fi! 1:5 fe 3185 Who s Vumu ami Aclwzzr SHIKI FY HIMM I-YQRALI TAIIIOTT Burl All Rozrmf Io1'Is ROSSII: LLAH MQCREARY 111115 Fzazatcma EI II SMAKUI A STUARI VAN SQOYOL Iuubmfz Scffcrr LI ONARIJ BIINQH PIHUY IIA1 HLRI AND lxllllillf Kula! SONYA M055 RKDNAI D QJROVI R Happza If MARCARl I MA1 PASS IIIIIII WI I c H Mon! Orzqzmzl JASPRR IAIRFX SARA BLTH HERR Capcr Czltlcrr SHIRI LY WRAVRR ART KUHN Ufzzclcft jon HIMM SHIRLEY PEVERILL lzerqmze I Iwazorzle SHIRI EY HIMM lol IS ROSSIE u1 est Q 1 Who Shir Albfdu IASPLR IARLI NORTMA FLINCHI M Ymcers Sucker ELII SMARI I A Rrc HARD VUADDI ll COVIIJ Cbulmzuf DAVID CARMICHAEI CONNIE BEASILX COMGILSI IEONARD BITNC H SARA BETH HERR L1 clam Couple GRAQE HAL I I kk SISSEI BI RCI1 R Cures! VIRGINIA BEACH JACKIE MILI ER Ibe Hclpzfzq Hclillfi SHIRLEX HIMM RICHARD WADDELL Young Rembnzfzfflr LOIS WHITE ROBERT HASI L Mmzcal Mzmferf JACK FITZGERALD GRACE HALC Mor! Ozztvtarzffzfzg ELLI SMART LA LOLIS ROSSIE Quien esta Quien ,. . I ..,- ,,,... , ..,. . J. fll . 'I 1 f T K , f I Eighth Grade in i X f 1 H A Ilfxxm ROSSII IIIANI IN I fjllglllzl Dux Hmixioxlf M1 4 IIRXX lrlfu L I LAR R IH Xixxxfkxf I Hum NIARION 11 IIN1 x Yll S lPlxlN UIIILILKI XX IIORU BULJLINN NIR! INIA IXINYIDH I ff eflt 'Sikh Tl RNIR IIIIN Ifl IIR C1114 st Lfuuu H111 Bum Mcfokn U 'vpn an IIANNI Rossu XIAHX CARROII Um! llepcmfulzh hm hu Xlfxfh CARROII ISU 1.1fLfI1 ,Hmm , K gf Ak ,F -iufa ..1 Af f H WI.. . ,I 131-is PH'..L P . ' QQ iff I g 1 1. A1 HI IA F .. J 'lf 5 -IAC' 2 SJV1 HIAI 1-. ' Q , 2 ' Q 3' I , Um! ' .ll' HM ,A la! ' . . 1 1 BII. .Ili 1 '1 ISR . . ' 7 ' ' ' 5' L . ,- 19, . 5 mm -. , ' Q, , School Mirror Bu! Damuf I1AxxL Rossu Lfxxxahxfx: Ron Happlerz Yofuu Gfxnm Bax! Dfesaczf Axx ARIHI R Mach C XRROII Hn! Lziclx T Saucer Mfxm JO 5Lx1L1R DON. Humoxn U IffIEXI XORNDX Gaiam la len Gomwox Qcmxxxr Nr II PPA l Um! Suerzllhf LLCILLF WYFLLS MCK IxossLhR Bzggeml Ffzrt XIARX Mfxsox Hu I OlJfJf117I fm Ni-xm Io 5L N1L1R Dux Haxixioxlm 1 . A r, 17 U Q ff , I g GENE BOSSERT WVOOIJY ENHY TQJMMY AYERS ,. .'i,.1raIi .RID .' Q School Views HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE SHOP CUSTODIANS HOME THE MAIN BUILDING ff 4 fb QI mf RUR L, II 15565 x 'xx A XX ' k 'A m V1 - 4 ' I - l I 4iX.' I A 'w T-Q KW. V X. ' . , . . 5 x ,uv X-AQ: - XXL . - T h '-vi, gk h N X X TX-E 2 '.qr,lx xx . Q ' 'R' ' ' M 'i I xv X X :Qui XL u YQ X x N- Y , , xx 4 - J I 1 - V i , 4 I 4 f L Frrst Row Left to Rrght B Broleau A Kuhn E Myerr L Szrrelberger D Dounr E Wert E Darr E Welch Second Row Left to Rrght L Rorrze J Lakey E Alcorn B Monroe B Coclerell D Ditto I Darr R Grover Third Row Left to Rlght R Waddell L Fzel S Kelly A Harley D Nafkze IW loner B fenkfnr L Barnett 1 Burke Fourth Row Left to Rxght L Bunch M Watnee D Irvzn H Talbot R Starieg S Deering D Penn 1950 Vars1ty Football Schedule Date Home Team Smre Opponen! Sept l 5 Mount 2 1 Mount 29 Mount Oct 6-Mount Mount Mount Nov Mount Mount Mount Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Gonzaga Devrtt Warwrck Falls Church George Washrngttmn Cradock Washrngton and Lee Norvlew farrfax Store Mort Valuable Plager Captain ART KUHN JASPER LAKEY 1131 O . - .............. 14 . .................... 6 - .............. 12 ' . ...................... 6 - .............. 13 ' . ................... . . .............. 20 ,................. 6 13-Mount Vernon .............. 21 Lane ........................ 19 20- .............. 0 Y ' Y ............ 2' 27- .............. 27 ..................... ' . 10- .............. 13 ' ' ............ 25 17- .............. 13 ' . ...,................ 7 24- .............. 28 ' ' . .................... .13 eff ' 2 lk THE MAblOR I.lNl2 OF DUTY AFTER CAME TAL THE MAJOR HOOK UP Asslsfam Coach Mufpl Eddie West and Assistfmt Coach Roberts Athlet1c Director Lee Head Footbftll Coach Coyle Vars1tV Football Tie VlI'SlIy hid the best se ison in its history winning., erlght gimes mtl losing only two Tte Mwjots fought hird in ill their bimes lining, 1 winning, spirit it ill times Coyle toich this Setson did 1 very OLlISf1f1Cl1l'1g job incl muah Credtt is due him for his outstanding team RETIRING MA JORS Irznz A Harley tnlRx HI llxnu Iii iz 1 4 . K - . , ly A i f J l1 1 1.-'., .'. 11 'Y' lf 'Liz a,a '1 4Y :1'. Mr. , 'L .' L , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' ' ' A .. uw 2.533141 C , -- First Row, Left to Right: .Sf Kelly. j. I.aEe1. .ll. llwaliiee. D. .llatiiea R, ll mfifell. D. Dztlu. D, Sen t in. Left tu Right: I7. 171114 ui. I.. 131. B. 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' lf ' 131 lie Football Richard Waddle Waddell CSenrorD age 17 werght 145 herght 5 8 left end A trreless worker for the Mayor team a nrce blocker exhrbrted great team play Hrs most excrtrng experrence was when we played Cra dock and rt rarned the whole game The field was noth ing., but mud and water Jasper Sonny Lakey CSenrorJ age 19 werght 188 herght 6 left end Two years on team A stalwart lineman a thorn rn the srde of a single winged opponent Won games by extra pornts he has kicked Continuous starter for the Mayors Hrs most excrtrng experrence was the drvrng catch made agarnst Fairfax rn 49 season Krckrng extra point that beat Georgetown Prep rn 49 season Wrllram Brlly Cockrell fjunrorb age 17 vaerght 200 herght 5'10 guard Three years on team Cock rell has a frghtrng sprrrt not surpassed by many He was found rn the opponents backfield continuously Looking for more big things from hrs play next year l-Irs most excrtrng experrence was trapping an opponent rn hrs backfreld for a brg loss Stanley Kelly Kelly fSenrorJ age 18 weight 160 herght 6 quarterback Three years on team Kelly engineered the Splrt T while at the post of quarter Good punter passer and runner made hrm a trrple threat Hrs most excrtrng experrence took place rn hrs senror year when he scored hrs hrst touchdown of the season by running 71 yards Jennings Ozark Burke Cjunrorb age 19 werght 170 herght 59 tackle Two years on team Handr capped by knee rnrury brggest part of season He had wrllrngness to play even under thrs handicap Ready to go all the way Arthur Art Kuhn CSenrorJ age 18 weight 145 herght 5 8 rrght halfback Two years on team One of the squads swrftest men prled up enormous yardage on hrs wrde end runs and trrcky off tackle plays Held the ball for extra pornts another very rmportant task Hrs most excrtrng experrence was the tense feeling of tryrng to come from behrnd to grve our coaches the vrctory they so well deserved gave hrm a great sensatron Edward Bucky Monroe tjunrorb age 16 weight 196 herght 5 4 rrght guard Thrs rs hrs first season on the team Despite rnexperrence he was ever rmprov mg wonderful team sprrrt standout on offense A good man to have back next year Hrs most excrtrng experrence was to become a varsity player and be co captarn rn a game Robert Eddie West CSenrorJ age 18 werght 190 herght 62 quarterback Two years on team A con vetted end to quarterback' was alternate wrth Kelly during season. All out for victory at all times. Never gives up. Will be standout at quarterback post again next year. One of the signal callers. Punter passer runner. His most exciting experience was when he ran for a touchdown in the Thanksgiving Day game with Fairfax after he was trapped behind line of scrimmage. 1950 51 onald Dm Irvm lbenrorr age l werght 1 herght 5 h tackle Thus rs hrs hrst season on the team Although Irvm was handrcapped by knee rnpury tor most of the season he showed the coaches and players that he could play a good aggressxve brand of football He exerted good team spnrnt and could be counted on when the some was tough Hrs most excxtme expe rrence was watchlng Art Kuhn run for the wrnnmz touch down agaxnst Lane rn the last 75 seconds of the game Lours Lou Rossxe lSen1orJ age 19 werght 180 henght 5 llh center Three years on the team Splen lrd competttor wrth lots of promise for a great center One of the secrets of the T formatron on offense H15 most excntmg experxence was when he and Drtto were co captains ln the Gonzaga game Davrd Feet Drtto 1Sen1or1 age 19 werght 701 herght 65 left tackle Three years on the team Showed wtllmgness and constant lmprovement through out the season Exhnblted great determxnatron Hrs most excmng experxence was blockrng a tty for extra pomt ln the 1950 W L game Louns Lou Frel ljumory age18 werght 185 herght 5 10 center Two years on team Ftel exhrbrted team sp1r1t throughout season Could do yeoman dunes when called on The future could be very brrght for thus lad rf contrnued rn sports Everett Lrttle Alcorn Alcorn 1Sen1orJ a 1 wetght 185 herght 59 tackle Two years on team Rugged nndrvrdual all out for the team Was good cap tam rn one of the games Was great and to total offense a tackle Defensnve stalwart Bob Nasty Brokaw 1Sen1orJ ag 1 werght 19 hexght 510 fullback Two years on team A hard runner from fullback he made the end runs go because of blockrng rn Farrfax game Enyoys the game plays hard for team Hrs most excttnng experrence was rn Charlottesvrlle The team was lrke a machme workmg for one goal It made hrm very proud to be part of the machme Mrkal Mrke Watnee1Senror1 agel werght 155 hexght 5 11 rrght end Thls rs hrs hrst season on the team Steady mprovement throughout the season He never grves up and broke rnto ltneup often H15 most cxcmng experrence he says IS lust playmg wrth the team Edward Eddne Welch 1SenrorJ age 19 werghr 160 helght 5 9 fullback One year on team Played well both on defense and offense Dlsplayed team sprrnt Although small to play thus posrtron Welch was con stantly lxsted mn the startmg lxneup 'J 'F I NG Football Horace Talbott flunrorl ag l werght H5 herght 5 ls left guard Thrs rs hrs hrst season on the team One of the lrghtest performers rn the Mayor lrne but made up for hrs wxerght by aggressrve hard play Speedy Hrs most excrtrng experrence rs when he tackles some body behrnd the lrne of scrrmmage james Brg jrm Darr tjunrorl age lb werght 200 herght 6 5 rrght end Three years on team Contrrb r.ted more than hrs share both on offense and defense Should make the end around go next year even better Good pass recerver Hrs most excrtrng experrence was the hrst trme that the end around went for a touch down agarnst Farrfax james Harley Harley tSenrorQ age 18 werght 145 herght 5 ll end One year on team Smart end had regular attendance hrs lack of werght farled to deter thrs scrappy youngster Good team sprrrt Hrs most excrtrng experrence was when he was captarn of the lsarrfax game and playrng rn rough game agarnst Devrtt Donald Penn Penn tlunrorp age l9 werght 140 herght 5 7 back Two years on team Lack of werght farled to deter thrs scrappy youngster performed yeo man servrce when rn startrng lrne up Lrkes a good hard fought contest Outstandrng as a tackler and blocker Wendell jones CSophomoreJ ag 16 werght l 7 erght 6 end Thrs rs hrs first season on the team Thrs youngster has a brrght future at an end posrtron broken ankle held hrm back Should rmprove over another season bhelley Shelley Deerrng tjunrorl age I6 werght Q5 herght 5 Q quarterback Thrs rs hrs lrrst season rn the team Another quarterback that added to the Maror tam Hrs team sprrrt was good throughout sea son A letter wrnner Rrchard Starkey Starkey fbophomorel age l wrerght lf5 herght 5 8M guard One year on team A defensrve standout was rn on more than hrs share of tackles Has lots of promrse Hard to keep out of tpponents hackfield Hrs most excrtrng experrence was the Lane football game when Kuhn scored the wrnnrng touchdown wrth 25 seconds to play Rrchard Lee Srsselberger ljunrorr age l werght l 0 herght 6 2 Thrs rs hrs hrst season on the team A late starter but showed the team that he had a placc along wrth other quarterbacks lnrury kept hrm out or startrng the Farrfax game 1950 Should be a standour at quarterback next season 1950 51 ucc Lardy cnkms tlunnorn ace 1 vnencht he cht 5 10 tackle and Luard Thls IS hrs llrst season on the team jenkins proyed that he could play Luard and tackle thrs year for the Majors Desplte hrs speed he has proven hlmself a good defensive man as vxell as oflensrve Good team man Leonard Lenny Bunch tSen1orJ age 18 vseneht 140 helaht 5 '-512 rlght halfback One year on team Played both jayvee and Varsity good competrtor lm proyed steadrly as season progressed Hrs most excrtmgc experlence was when he found out that he was on the X arslty Rxchard Dlcky Downs lbenlorl ace 1 werght 135 herght 59 left halfback Two years on team Although tacklrng was hrs speclalty he drsplayed con slant OHCHSIVC tmprovement found a startmg berth both on defense and offense near the mrddle of the season Great team competntor Hrs most excltmg ex pernence was the ttme he scored m the Norvxew came 510 center Thls IS his hrst season on the team A player whom everyone could rely Performed exceedlngly well both as center on offense and l1nc backer on defense L1kes to tackle so th1s xs outstandmc m h1gh school football H15 most excmng expenence was when we came from behmd to beat Lane m the last seconds Don Don Mackle t5en1orJ ag., 1 we1g.,ht 200 he1g.,ht 6 7 tackle Thrs 15 hxs flrst season on the team Don Mackre deserves credlt for playmg wrth the Mayors 1-landrcapped by havmy, the use of only one eye the coaches recommended thts player hlghly Ronald Ronnle Grover 1 umork age 18 vve1ght 150 henght 5 11 fullback One year on team Defen slve standout hard tackler ready to back up any lme He should be back next fall for another xmportant roll mth the Majors Glo Louls Bub Darr tjunlorl age 18 wexght 140 1 helght 5 516 rlght half Thls IS hrs first season on thc team He was one of our 4 foot 12 halfbacks wonder ful Splflf you can alvyays count on Bub to be around X Hrs most excltmg expertence was playlng agamst Georgce 1 Washlngton Hlgh School for the hrst trme bonny Reese Bob Bradel Bob Hardagce Mayor mana cers who performed therr dunes at each of the games durnm. the 1950 season - Br ' bl' 5 D ' , ', Y 185. . .' , , . . 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The Season MAIORS WIN FIRST START OVER GONZAGA 14 5 The 1950 football season came rn wrth a bane as our Mayors rompecl over the Gonzaga Purple Eacles 14 6 before a thrrlled crowd of over hve thousand fans Usnnc the splrt T formatron for the hrst trme the Mayors looked rn np top shape After bartlmy, to a 00 ne rn the hrst quarter Mount Vernon took a 7 0 lead ln the second pcrlod Halfback Eddre Myers took a pntchout from quarterback Eddre West and passed 11 yards to end Ilmmy Darr IL jrm made a sensatlonal catch and raced 30 yards down the srde Irne for the hrst TD jasper Lakey booted the pomt after and at half trme the Mayors led 0 In the thxrd perlod an rnterceptron by West and a Kelly to Darr pass accounted for most of the yardage Kelly then passed to halfback Paul Norfolk who caught the ball on the Gonzaga 5 and raced over for the score Lalcey kncked the extra pomt and the Mayors led 14 0 It was early rn the fourth quarter that the Eagles came to 11fe and marched 1 yards for therr lone tally Thc try for the extra pomt was blocked and the Mayors making., hrstory defeated the Eagles 14 6 MAJORS DOWN DEVITT PRP? 17 6 A 71 yard run by Stanley Kellv unto paydnrr enabled strargcht v1ctory M V drew hrst blood 1n the came whcn after cams by West and Kuhn Lddre Myers scampcrcd around hrs own rlcht end for yards and the rnrtral srx pomter Lakeys try for the extra pomt tarled and at the end of the hrst quartcr M V led 60 Georycc Rcnarrd of Devrtt ned rt up m the secon1 quarter when he scampered 59 yards for Devrtts only T D Bob Brokaw blocked the try for the pomt Then Kelly was to pass but elected to run for thc decrdrng., tally Darrs extra pomt try was wlde The last half was penaltres and nerther marred by the marchmg. off f team got msxde of each others twenty rn the hnal half of the Lame MAJORS BEAT WARWICK 1 The Mayors made tt three rn a row by takmy, the measure of the favored Warwtck County Hlych eleven of Newport News 13 Stanlcy Kclly scored the wlnnrnc touchdown over T IH' Varwrck as he took a prtchout and scooted 5 yarls rn the fourth and lmal perlod of play to gcrve the Mayors the w1n Kuhn was a constant Lround earner that n1y.,ht The Mayors took a 0 half trme lead when quarter back fddre West tallred wrth a quarterback sneak when he dlved ovcr for the s1x POIFIIS and then kicked the all rmportant pomt Beaver talllcd W3fWlLhS lone sux pomter and fol lowed wrth the extra pomt Thus was one of the hardest fought contests of the Mayors season IAGUARS ARE DFTI-ATI-D 70 6 The M V Mayors defeated the falls Church Jaguars 70 6 for therr fourth stralght v1ctory In the hrst quarter a serres of fumbles took place and the ball changed hands hve tlmes ln the second quarter Kelly scored from the Falls Church l Lakey m1ssed the extra pomt and M V led 60 ln the last quarter Brokaw started the M V drne x hen he battled about 74 yards and several mrnutes later went through the jaguar s lxne for another M V T D West ktcked the extra pomt and Mount Vernon led 110 Kuhn scooted 75 yards to add another 6 to the M V score West agcarn succeeded wnth the converslon Rossre Burke Starkey Alcorn and Slsselbercer played bane up ball as drd the rest of the Mayors MOUNT VERNON EDGI-S LANE 71 19 The Mayors trekked to Charlottesvllle ro wrn a close decrsron over Lane 71 19 At the end of the hrst quarter the score was 6 0 after lX1ck Theodose scored for Lane Theodose acarn scored rn the second quarter gwmg Lane a 13 0 lead Eddle VUest made the hrst s1x pomts for M V and Sonny Lakey booted the extra pomt makmc the score 13 the half Lanes B111 Draper tallled tn the thrrd quarter takmg a strong lead of 19 However Mount Vernon flashed to the fore wrth Stan Kelleys touchdown Lakeys luck was true and the score then stood at 19 14 Then w1th only 75 seconds left to play small but powerful Art Kuhn caught Kellys prtch out and made a sensatronal 95 yard touchdown run to take the came for the Mayors Lakey ay.,a1n made 3.,ood the extra pomt LllDCl'lll'lj., the thrrller for Mount Vernon 71 19 Thxs was a V H S L Group 1 Conference .came . 4 4 - fl' 'I 1 I 17 ' c -C , . . Y. , Y. - Y Y V , .1 D . Y. I 7 . . .. ' 1 1 f. ' . 1- - ' , 1 , . . 4 . I h L . , . D ' Y . - ' . . . ' -- 1 1' ' ' 1. . ' . BQ 1 1 . a , . 4 ' ' 7 ' . ' ' Y S ' , y ' I A1 -v , V ' ' ' 11 ' ' 1 , . q . U . . S, ' 7 . r . , y . . I V Y , . I D . , -- w . . ' l - l , ' ,' ' I the Mayors to down Devitt Prep, 12-6 for their second - . . , , , s- , , ,, . . , V I V S I 71 V a Q 1 7, A , : ' 1 - . . . ' ', -1 , ' ' '. .' ' . . .. . H a . . . . . Q k I . , I - , I ,Q K Y . , , . . A 1 S V S S I I . . ' ' ' ' - I , 'I .' ' -E at 1 ' ' 1 0 ' 1 ' A 1 . , , -' y . A . , Y. ' 1 r 1 I , , M , J- - , . , H I , . . I . . . 4 I I V. 7 , . y . V y Y . y'- '1 ' ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - ' ' 1 - . Y Y '11 a - , .. ' . ' . . . . , . . 1' ' 1 1 ' V - 1 l ef I- yle The Season MOUNT VERNON LOSES TO PRESIDENTS 7 0 George Washington scored a surprrse wan over Mount Vernon 7 0 before a crowd of 10000 fans at the Presrdents stadlum The Presrdents hrst tally came after an 89 yard drrve when Duck Pope plunged over the goal lme Chuck Mottley pxcked up a loose ball and got rt down to the M V ll yard lme After a few plays a touchdown was gaxned by Fordre Thompson Earl Drxons krck was through the goal posts gxvmg G W a 130 lead Late m the second peryod Thompson mtercepted M V pass and carrled If 56 yards Thompson and Nolan together carrred the ball to thexr 6 yard Irne vsrth Nolan gomg over for a score Drxons kxck was good makmg the score 200 at halftrme The thxrd quarter held a touchdown for G W vuhnch was made by Pope Drxon agam added an extra pomt The fourth perrod was scoreless and George Washrngton took the game 77 0 MAJORS WIN OVER CRADOCK 7 7 IN RAIN AND MUD Cradock I-Irgh School of Portsmouth trekked Leemans Stadrum to be greeted by ram and mud and the loss of the game 27 7 In the frrst stanza Eddie West carrled the pxgskrn 5 yards for the xn1t1al Mayor touchdown West agarn shot 20 yards for the second T D for Mount Vernon and Sonny Lakey added a pomt grvmg the Mayors a brave lead of I3 0 at half trme The thxrd stanza was score less but rn the fourth Eddre Myers mtercepted a Crad ock pass and took xt 15 yards for a srx pornter Bruce jenkrns then prcked up a Cradock fumble and scooted 70 yards for the final M V score Cradocks only T D was made rn the last stanza when Mrckey Rrggs ran 60 yards and Dewey Fussel added a pomt The Mayors then took the1r sxxth vrctory of the season and won the1r second V H S L Group I conference game GENERALS ROUT MAJORS 7517: The Washmgton Lee Generals came from behrnd rn the second half to beat the Mount Vernon Mayors 75 15 The 1n1t1al perrod held many scortng chances for W L but they were heeded but once when Dyck Brooks stepped over the hne for the hrst W L touchdown At the begrnnxng of the second perrod the score stood 6 0 untll the Mayors scored therr xnrtral srx pomts when Fverett Alcorn recovered a General fumble on the oppo srtrons 40 yard lrne And after a score of plays Eddte West passed to Rrchard Waddell who carrred the mall bag over Sonny Lakey krcked true grvmg the Mayors a lead of 7 6 at halfnme The Generals marched 60 yards on recexvmg the krckoff and rn three plays Brooks scored The conver sron was made but I-lerrlem lost no trme for W L and went over the goal lrne agam then the score was I9 7 Washmgton Lee warted untrl the end of the fourth perrod to rack up another T D when Elberdt went over for the fourth one of the game Wrth one mrnute left to play Lakey caught a 57 yard Srsselberger pass Stan Kelly went around left end for a touchdown The con versron was blocked and as the final whrstle blew Wash mgton Lee led 75 17: MAJORS SCORF I5 VICTORY OVER NORVIEW IN HOME COMING GAME It was the Mayors Home Coming Game and they played nn true hrgh sprrrted form to beat a team that they were hgured on about even terms wnth After playnng to a scoreless deadlock rn the hrst perrod wyth nerther team threatenrng the second stanza found Mount Vernon scorlng all 13 of the1r pomts The Mayors took over on the1r own 71 yard lrne after stallrng a Norvrew brd for a touchdown when they re covered Stanley Kellys fumble on the Mayors 20 yard lme Eddre Welch broke through the mrddle of the Pxlot lme for 59 yards and a hrst down on the Norvrew 40 yard l1ne Then Art Kuhn raced down to the Nor vyew I5 yard lme on a 25 yard run Kelly prcked up 10 yards rn two runnrng plays and Welch three more plunges Dxckre Downs then carrred the prgskrn mro paydrrt on a buck Sonny Lakey krcked the extra pOll'lI to make rt f 0 After the krckoif Norvrew marched to the1r own 35 yard lme before berng forced to punt The Mayors took over after the punt on the1r own 4 Downs picked up srx yards on a runnmg play then Art Kuhn broke loose for 46 yards and the second Mayor score Lakeys try for the extra pomt was wrde Norvrew took over after the Mayors stalled on downs on the1r own 45 yard l1ne They marched down to the Mayors one yard lme wrth a 20 yard aerral from Fred Benham to Waddy Ward accountrng for a mayornty or the yardage A penalty put them back to the sxx Jrmmv Darr then recovered a Norvrew fumble on the Mayors three Kuhn prcked up two yards and then Downs trred a runnmg play fumbled the ball and rt was caught by guard johnny Txgmo rn mrdarr and he ran for the score jack Terry kycked the extra pomt The Mayors NX on I5 MAJORS BEAT FAIRFAX 7812 Fa1rfax surprrsed the Mayors when they scored the hrst tou hdown St Clarr and Skxnny Saffer carrred the prgskrn down to the 4M yard lme and Saifer plunged over for the ftrst score The Mayors got thexr score when Eddre West hrt end Sonny Lakey on the I0 yard lrne wxth a pass and Lakey scored Lakey mrssed the extra pomt and the score read 66 After Faxrfax fumbled on the 50 yard lme Lddxe West faded back to pass was trapped and couldn t hnd any recervers and elected to run wrth the ball I-I galloped 52 yards for the second Mayor score Lakey kxcked the extra pomt to make rt I5 6 Farrfax recovered a Mayor fumble on the Mayors 5 yard lme Saffer then fumbled and Lakey prcked up the ball and fell rnto the end zone wrth lt for the Mayors thrrd touchdown Lakey locked the extra pomt to make yt 20 6 Saffer passed to Terry Cannon for 31 yards and the other score rn the thrrd perrod Saffer trred a pass play for the extra pomt and II was mcomplete After an exchange of punts the Rebels were deep rn therr own terrntory and were forced to punt from behxnd the1r own oal lme Bruce jenkms blocked 'lerry Cannons punt for a safety to make the score 77 12 wyth less than four mmutes to play The Mayors tallned the1r lut touchdown on a sensatxonal 55 yard end around run by jxm Dart Lakey s try for the extra pomt faxled and the hnal tabulatron was 2817 - -, , , . K - 1 . , t t - ' - ' '- v A Y v r - , , ,- . . . , . . . , . , 7 7- . v - 'a ' ' ' , , t ' to ' - ' ' Y ' . . , , ' y . , ' v ,T ' I U .77 D . . . . 7 . 7- - 1 '-' ' - ' . .. . . - , ' ' , ' 3 . . 6 , r 7 l 7- V . N . . U . . . , A, . , - . -- , . - S- I I-. s,I1.ssa,.f Front Row Left to Rrght J Pflzeger D Facchzna K Sbfffletl S Codfrey B Remington F Alkznwn Second Row Left to Rxght R Trurdale B Rue D Mackze B jackwn W Woollaezxer B Mc Pberron H Norton D Vwlell Thxrd Row Left to Rrghr I Fnzgemld L Wzley N Mgerr M Keck B Shepherd W Darn A Dau .mn B Crosr A DeSIOut Fourth Row Left to R1ght S Reese B Elflert T jnhmofz R Laney D Rzee T Ayer: I Moore un1or ars1t Football Under the Capable dlrectlon of a new mentor Mr Wrlllarn Murphy our un1or Varslty squad came through IU true form thls year Enthusiasm good sportsmanshrp and cooperatlon among the team were an ever hvmg symbol throughout the games and pracnce sessmns Team work blood sweat and tears shall serve as remmders to those who were placed on the Junlor Vars1ty team JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE 1950 Daie H ome Team September Mount Mount October Mount Mount Mount November Mount Mount Mount Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon 1 Smre 1 Opponent Score Faxrfax Natlonal Trammg School George Washnngton Falls Church Washnngttpn and Lee Faxrfax Falls Church Herndon C I . . , V . . Y J . 7 3 18- ................ 12 ' . ........................ 0 27- ................ 0 ' ' ' . . . 1 .... . .33 3- .............,.. 0 ' ,...... ........ 1 2 9-Mount Vernon ................ 12 Washington and Lee .............. 12 17- ................ 7 ..................... 14 25- ................ 7 ' Y .......,...... 19 2- .............,.. 20 ' . ........................ 31 7- ................ 6 ' ..................... 6 15- ,.............. . ....................... 20 -:ll -10 Fxrst Row Left to Rrqht C DeVeccl9m B Hunt L Hntbauay T Kmg P Henry L Hill H Ragen D Broun F Wzllzams H LuBree R Dooley K Cullzp Qecond Row Left to Rrght C Collim M Turner C Meahl D Norrzf I Crorer R Gupton Thrrd Row Left to Rrght C Parfell F Exleb G Boa en I Morrzr P Lzurkz T Tren! D Cooper H Ridge I Harley B Florenre L Salleru bile E1ghth Grade Football Agarn th1s year our erghth grade boys turned our 1n full force when the call was made for pracnce Each evenrng the team labored for hours after school under the capable tutelage of a new comer to the coachmg staff Mr Robert J Baumann Mr Baumann a Mount Vernon alumnus well understood the hardshrps and sacrx flces to be met wrth rn turnrng out a good team The team completed a successful season whrch we all recognrze was memorable to those lnght wenght speedy and shrfty lads of our erghth grade aggregatxon l-ll f w w l ., , ' : . ' . . . . ' , . ' . . 1 f , . . R. Sbelion, W. Eney, G. Treon. W. Higgins. L. Bradbam. A. Weaver C 3 Y , , 'js Major Snaps f 1, AL 5 1. x LVPW 1 I .2 c AI lane Cans 7 Than SLIXIIIL uwsters fr L He XX hu Struts for Lane 4 Kuhn on 18 1 e Paucnr un em xrrmrx rm Dm ru he Remus. I Ima T-fu r I I l-Th- N, V. C' ', V .. -- f 3 B J 5 fm Ol' M. V, S- - .f . ' . '- hf' Knees. 5-Coach Cuyle Applies Tmxcl, 6-Puinf 5 T '4Time nur fur the Regulus. S-Myers. Tired! 9-XVhw's h f H1-I7 .Sum Il-BA h XXX IZMPQ 1 r I . A. S-.1 - rc, ,5 - Major Snaps Adxertnsrng 15 the beet pnlrq 7 West rn 5 lxc- s Our L Niapurs Aboard Callnprna. Red Hum. sMad ' ture nc rnss tnr vm are H x ee asww Bax ts or Outsrde IH 1- ' J ' . -- '-, ' his Bur, 3-' llyf' . '-. 'A f 3' A 3 '- 5-Majors before Meeting Presidents. 6-Starkey Lunks XY'orried. '-XX'cak Knees, Lenny? N-Ozark Ike, 9-Iigad He' T . Y IU-Lee h Sd L' lI4Af 1 GU 4 D' . IZ- appj L QM' ' 13- fbx I' C 1 LEAH HENRY CAPTAIN HEERLEADERS JGYCE TAPLEY SHIRLEY DCJOLEY JO ANNE YOUNG SIBBY WILSON MASCOT MARGARET MALPASS CO CAPTAIN BETTY MSCORD MARGARET MARTIN JOSEPHINE BARTLETT ,ff , W, W3 ,K QVL V fi Y .QI ' VN A , N A .M M-' , ,I 1 'I f . In A Ftrst Row Lefr to Rnght D Barrier C Baggetl Cl Haug S H111 Seconl Row Left to Right 5 Herr B Snuler S ll eazer P lfarkley I Brnnnan .S llarlm unror VHfS1ty Cheerleaders Th1S year for the first txme a junror Vars1ty cheerleading squad was added as another attracuon to the athletxc exents Thls squad was respons1ble for leadrng the cheers at cheered wrth the Varslty durtng basketball season lt was a great help to the glrls on the squad grvmg them qurte 1 lot of experrence Through the sponsorshxp of Mxss Ward and the splendnd cooperatnon of the student body the squad had a most successful and enjoyable season One of the responsrbnlmes of the squad was to sell programs at the Varslty football games Members of the squad rnclude Shrrley Weaxer Shrrley Marnn Georgre Baggett Donella Bassler Sara Beth Herr Janet Bow man Barbara Snyder Peggy Markley Shxrley H111 and Grace Haug ll-101 , ' : . . , 1. . 1. . . A C I ' - I I 6 K K C - . 8 . Y 4 I I K . Q all junior Varsity football and basketball games. Occasionally, when needed, they W I K ' . C C l . It y S I , . I . Y , . . , . , 5 Y 7 7 7 5 . -:Zi T' 1+ Seated Left to Rnght H Norton B Brobau D Cafmzcbael D Kaufman J Edmonson Standlng Left to Rlght Coach frmrlell I Lakey D Ditto I Darr F Wen F Maerf Manager D Facchzna Vars1t Basketball Basketball season for the boys began IH early December Practnce sessxons were held daily at the Specker F1eld House at Fort Belvo1r under the cllrectlon of Coach ohn Grmnell Durrng the fifteen game schedule the Mayors entertaxned spectators w1th several home games rn the Fort Belvo1r gym Coach Crmnell faptam jim Darr Douglay Tacrbma Manager I 140 le , V . . . . . . . . , . . . ., . . . I l t , . 1 . . , . . . . . .. . .. Y . , 0 l 1 , . ' - , ini ,hm Darr Dick Kaufman john Edmonxon Harold Norton Eddie Wert Center Guard Guard Foru ard VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dale Home Team Score Dec 2 I Mount an 6-Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount 2 6-Mou nt e Mount Mount Mount Mount 1 6-Mount 17 Mount Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon 51 Opponenl National Tramrng School Thomas jefferson Faxrfax George Washington Washnngton and Lee Anacostna Vlashmgton and Lee Lane Fairfax George Washlngton Chamberlam Falls Church Natxonal Trammg, School Thomas Jeiierson Forward Sc UN? jarper Lakey Bob Brokaw David Ditto Edwin Myer: David Carmichael Fora ard Guard Center Forward Guard +3 147 E+ L1I11OIf Coach Frazzer Manager jay Arneyzm Lee Smellnerger Caplam F1rst Row Left to Rltghf W Thompfon I Frazzer R Fodfrey L Smelberger B Hardage I Spoone H Crzm Second Row Left to Rxght I Arnewn C D1Verch1a R Waddell L Bundy B Edmonmn I Drurj C Huffman B Harle arslt Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKFTBALL SCHEDULE Dale Ho me Team YL orc Ianuary I I ebruary Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount 6-Mount J Mount 4 Mount l Mount 44 148 y Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon Vernon 5 f 30 Oppfmenz Sem c Thomas Jefferson Laxrfax George Washlnettun Wlashmeton and Lee Gonzaga Fairfax George Wfashnngeton Gonzaga Chamberlaxn Falls Church Thomas Iefferson 7 X 0 . h S- . .2 . ...... 35 12- ..3l ' ' ....,........ .24 lq- N24 l' ', 'A' ....25 19- . .-10 ' ,' . . .50 24- Vernon. .33 Washingtcun and Lee. . .55 30- H38 Y . .......... . .CO : 2- H59 ' .............. 33 5- . .25 ' ' ' .. . .3l ..-42 r . ............ 52 f- ,.+i ' ...... ...'5 lf- H39 .......... 35 '- , .... . .-49 Fxrst Row Left to Rrght R Arun 5 Alurkley M Callahan D Lloyd J Hodge V Ragen M Malpau betond Row Left to Right llrx Cook .Sponmr C Llllikl j Harlou M Wlnzltemore M Allen Dun Ottober November I lxrlefe E Hoagland 0 Roland Volleyball Opponent Hlnlxy Drnlxs SHSSIC Lassles Nurses Clowns H1nky Dmlxs Clowns Nurses Hxnlty Dmks Sassle Lassxes Clowns Nurses By dovsmng the Clow ns 77 77 the Mayorettes thrs year became mty champxons for the hrst txme They entered the Alexandrra Recreatron League yylth a twelve game schedule and durmt the season they were defeated only tvuce once by the Clow ns and once by the Sassle Lassxes Practrte began about th hfteenth of September and usually played two games per ntght rn the Crty Armory H9 l l 1 1 IS ' - ' ' 18 Sassie Lassies 25 25 ' 1 ' ' - ' ' I . I , S S -if . lif- FCJRWARDS Left to Right: Couch Hurrej. R. lmffic. Al. rf! Zcrega. K. Vail Dowel. N. Fffllfhllfll. lf. Car- n1it'fJaef. V. Slulzn. N. Cdr'r11lJer1r. B. Koh! G1 'rls' R. fl7'l'l-Il. N. Cfurn1l2cr.u Smr'eLeeper'. B. Cowie K. Van IDUVIIUI. fl. Keuwn GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Home Team Sfmt Oppfmwfl Swre ,lanuury Mount Vernon ........ lo Falls Church .... .... V 43 Mount Vernon ......., 1 ' Fairfax ..... . . . Sl Mount Vernon, . .. ,. 41 Clowns ., ..... . . . I l Mount Vernon ...,..,, S+ VUAC .....,...... .2 ' fl !ffff1 Mount Vernon ........ 224 Wttshinuttnn and Lee .... . . . 39 C,,L,l 1, flu,-16,1 lfclwrutnry Mount Vernon ,.., . .29 George Wlashinhuton, , ll , V Mount Vernon ,... .Sl Nurses .,......... ,. .29 .ll. M1 Ztfrtfgtl , , , . Mount X crnon .... . .Ji XVtt5l11ngton .mtl Lcc . . , 62 Mount Vernon. , . .... 50 QLlklIlflL'l1 . ,.....,. . . . . Sl Mount Vernon. ., .... 12 lfairfttx ...,....... ...EH Mount Vernon ,.,. . . Nl Gcorgb Vihtslmingtotx, .ll lrftlflf, Lclt to Right: R. Lmftf. 5. ll tfdI'w'. S. Huff. f. Lmfii. N. Flf7lfZ7I1lIl. If. f,'d7'l1ljL'!JdL'f. V. .SIdll.H, N. Car'n!f'Jert Back, Left to Right: fll. jmfy. R. flrriu. A, 1X'c'I1A'Ul7I. K. Van Durnei. B. lin!!-1. C. Frmf. M, fl! Zawya. B. Kohl. Suffe- C. Liu .vii keeper B. Cowie N. IIIHLXVIIIN ll, llffflz Basketball GUARDS Left to Right: C. LIIIYLI, 1 ffm Il 1 fl.i1i'1.i1ru1! Coach Choi, xl. Kwiio Il A new year, a new opportunity, and a new spirit prevailed among thirty enthusiatic girls who reported for basketball practice on january ri. Daily these girls boarded bus 25 and journeyed to Specker Field I-louse, where they practiced before the watchful eyes of Coach Harvey and Assist- ant Coach Cook. After several weeks of training, eighteen girls were selected to receive the Majorette uniforms. The Majorettes won five games this season and gained a thorough knowledge of basketball tactics through our game and practice experiences. Although handicapped in a number of ways, we feel that the season was successful, our aim having been to promote teamwork, friendship and good sportsmanship among the team, lmrbt. H. Ilfilli C., Frfrrf i'l.l,lif,l1dP1I Cmlrfi hoof R. Ima ic' '. Cfarmicfyrzef N, llufdl er' f' Iltn l . 31,114 i I Xe First Row Left to Right E Hoagland S Martin N Baum V Stauxx N Tburrlon L Green N Kzdd N Durrer C Ransopber N Caroutherr R Hatton Second Row Left to Rrght S Cheyne I Bowman F Stockr C jawn: M Rzce R Locke C O Roland Hockey Thrs year for the first tnme m the hrstory of our school hockey was 1n1t1ated mto our fxeld of sports When hockey was first lntroduced to the physxcal educatron classes hockey stlcks shm guards and pennres were scattered m all dlrectlons whrle Coaches Harvey and Cook attempted to create a team Acceptrng an mvntatron from the Natnonal Hockey Assocnatnon for Gnrls the squad lourneyed to Washxngton and Lee for the Drstrlct H tournament Here we held Falls Church to a 1 to 0 score whxch we felt an accompllshment smce th1s was our HIS! encounter wxth an experrenced hockey team +54 152 ll' Liwrki, Mist Harvey, Coacbg D. Traina. P. Howard, I. Harlow, M. Callahan, E. Ragen, E. Volg, 3 3 . . . , . , 7 3 Fnrst Row Left to R15,ht S Weazer B Maxey N Flznchum P Markleg I Bauman E Ledbelter M Allen V Staurr Second Row Left to Right B Ludlou I Her: S Slorzebocker M d1Zerega I ll lJllener IN Carotberr Wf Lacey D Lloyd R Locke M Allen When the appeal was nssued for softball enthusxasts a huge number answered the call After weelts of traxnmg the team was selected and preparatxon for meetmg, 1n game competntron began under the dlrectlon of Coach Wa1d and Assrstant Coach Harvey Date Aprll May Home Team Opponent Mount Mount 76-Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Plane Home Aw ay Vernon Falls Church Vernon Faxrfax Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Vernon Falrfax Vernon Falls Church Vernon Washxngton and Lee Vernon George Washrngton Vernon George Washrngton Vernon Quantrco Vernon Quantxco T1 me Left to Rxg.,ht Mu: Harvey Coach D Hager D Armytroug C Staple: Mm Wald Cnarb if 133 1- ' ll- 3:30 18- ' ' 2:00 23-Mount Vernon Washington and Lee Away 2:30 - ' 3:30 2- - ' 3:30 7- - 3:30 10- 3:30 15- n ' , 3:30 23- D 3:30 28- 3:30 H -A yi , - J, Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Dare Home Team 5-Mt. Vernon 6-Mt. Vernon 10-Mt. Vernon 15-Mt. Vernon . Vernon . Vernon Apr. 16-Mt 20 Mt 23-Mt. Vernon 25-Mt. Vernon 27-Mt. Vernon 30-Mt. Vernon 2-Mt. Vernon May Vernon Vernon 4-Mt, 5-Mt. 9-Mt. Vernon 1 l-Mt. Vernon I4-Mt. Vernon I8-Mt. Vernon 21-Mt, 25-Mt. Vernon , Vernon Vernon Left to Right Mr Fmzzer Mr Murplg Mr Lee Mr Baumann COACHING STAFF Opponent Gonzaga St. john's Fredericksburg Roosevelt Chamberlain George Washington Falls Church Bladensburg Fairfax Bullis Lane Falls Church Maryland Freshmen Fredericksburg George Washington McKinley Tech Washingttzn and Lee Fairfax Maryland Park Washington and Lee Place Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Varsity Coach Lee and Assistant Varsity Coach Murphy share their experiences with Coaches Frazier and Baumann With the caprble tutelage of these Mayor Diamond Men the 1951 season will be one to long remember First Row Left to Right I Tajlor B Allffif E Weil Nr Lee Comb B Mmlroe Manager Mr Murpb5 Arrutarzl Coach 1 llzller L Buncb I Alxerr Second Rows Left to Right D Carmichael Al fxeffun j Lakey B Brnlfau W ,Ia Ubi 9 Cod um L Smtlbtrger B Hanfure ,I Burke , 134 25 Mt I' I . I V . '. . 6 . I . L I . . . H . 'A , I ' I . ' . . l V. . 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L' ... 11 b 1 A 4 r ' I 7 l I -if .' lie llNl'lI-LDI RS These are the bovs who guard the elxamoml proper Belng verx shxfty ang adaptable to nope xxxth unusual utgum stanges thxs group performs mth the greatest case antl dblllly of any hlgh school team Front Lett to Rxght L Bumh I' ll .vt btandmg Lett to Rneht S Cmffrem B urns L :ue erger F en Hardage OLTFIELDPRS The game ol baseball calls for nme players and three ol' these have tlutles ln the outtlelgl blnce the terrntory 1n the heltl has more spate coverage natu rally they are very necessary and these men can handle the sxtuatlon wxth ex treme competence Lett to Right ,I Taxlur ,I Bllfft' ll NL mn llzflef B Brniuu D ur michael PlTCHleRb These Mayor Mountlmen lust Lant be heat Thls aggregatlon puts the spark ln every game and therefore has proven nts strength to our opponents e t to Right ll mi lllfler Norm Label S Cm rev BAbEBAI.l. bl' NIIORS Gra uatnon lune ll tor these hots 15 a satl oeeaslon It marlts the endmg of thenr perlormanees on the tleltl for thenr hxgh school days Perhaps though ll marlgs the beglnnmg tor a more tolor e a pro hall pa er maxbe lrsr Ron Lett to Rnghr 1 'lumfor Nehru I Bumla becontl Rovv Left to Right B Brokaw an IJ a ex en Curmlfhaef NJN M1014 'Maori' f!A NEW 471A -llaa, Mnaav MW I1rstRow Left to Right I Himm lx Shlffiel C BIUINKIUII C Shzfletl C Dllfeubla I Dazfr W' loner C Tyler Second Row Left to Rrght D Leulr I Blunt C Dflfklll A ,loner W' Darn .S Deermg H De.Sloul Third Row Left to Rrbht B Cmrx R Carduer H Sbzflelt Manager I' Betanmurl L Baruelt umor VRISIIY Baseball Schedule Home Team Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Date Aprnl May Opponent Natronal TFHIDIHQ, School George Washnncton I arrfax lalls Church George Washxnctcmn Georce Washrnctcun Iarrfax Place Away Away Home Home Home Home Away E1ghth Grade Baseball Schedule H ome Team Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Data Aprrl May Opprnzenl I .ills Church lalls Church Falrfax Falrfax lalls Church Farrfax Time 3 00 I la: c Away Home Home Away Away Home FIFSI' Row Left to Rxght I Lezag UV Hlggzm R Uffrzght P Henrj B Ragen lx Penn E Ixnrnf Second Row Left to Rrcht D Slezer G Treon M Turner L Hottie B Higham H Leigh N Armerztrut L jambr P 511:13 Third Rows Left to Rluht C Brurert R Gupton C Bnuen C Mealal C Trent I LNLZIIIUB S lxeltnn U Wfoodard IW Hzlchell .10 I C 4 I7 ................... ' ' ' ' it ..... . I zo ................... 1 ' y ......... 1 -1:00 ' l ...,............... 7 ' ................... 1:00 9 ............... . . . . 7 ............... l 200 l l ................... ' ' ' ......... 4 200 13 ................... Y ' ' ' ......... 4 100 21 ................... 7 l .................... l 200 25 ................... Mount Vernon Washington and Lee ........ Home 1:00 0 ' K 1 I - , ' I2 ................... 3' ' .................... . 19 ................... 7' ' ...,.............., . 28 ................... ' ' ......................... ' 8 ................... ' ' .............,........... I ...........,....... : ' ..................... 22 ................... ' ......................... -911 5 ' li!- The 1950 Maforx u znnerr of 21 of therr 25 gamer thu rearon and the Metropolitan Tournament rhampzonr They are Front Row Left to Rrght Marcot Happg Lee Coach Harry Lee jarper Lakeg Fddze Wert Wfrllzam jacobr and Arrzstant Coach Robert: Second Row Eddie Welch Manager jamer Taylor Daz td Cooke Bob Harding jachze Mrller jenntngr Burke and Vzrgtl Wzlrrnn Managrr Thtrd Row Lee Srrrelberger Bob Brokau Lou Ro.r.f1e Kenny Ezerett Ralph Broun Paul Norfold Boogie Shtnault arm' Manager Franczr Athznron Baseball Schedule and Scores, 1949 50 Date Home Team March Mount Vernon Aprtl Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon 76-Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Score Opponent Chamberlam Chamberlam Washlngton and Lee WZShlHgIOH and Lee Fatrfax George Vfashmgton George W8ShlHgIOH Devxtt Fatrfax Thomas jefferson Washlnaton and Lee Falls Church Falls Church Roosevelt Wlashmgton and Lee George Washrngton Thomas jefferson Lane Devltt Metropohtan Tournament Date H orne Team May C Mount Vernon Mount Vernon une Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Store 1 1 l L Opponent Fatrfax Falls Churth Vfashlngton and Lee Washrngton and Lee Washxngton and Lee Scores Score Sco 7 Q X' rs f . f 1 A 1 31- ............... 9 ' ....................... S ' 3- ............... 1' ' .....................,. ' 4- ..,............ 4 ' Y ................. 14 ll- ............... 10 ' ................. 9 14- ............... 14 ' ...........,................ 6 17- ............... 9 ' ................. 5 21- .,,............ 5 ' Y ................, 1 22- ............... 11 ' ...,.........,.............. 3 24- ............... 10 ' ...............,............ S .. .,............. 6 .......,............ 4 28- ............... 2 ' , ................. 14 May 1-Mount Vernon ............... 2 George Washingtcan .....,.........,. 6 5- ............... ' .....,................. 3 8- .......,....... 1' ....................... 2 10- ............... 20 .......................... 5 12- ..,............ 5 ' ................. 0 15- ............... 9 ' ................. 5 17- ............... 5 .................... 0 19- ............... 15 ............................. 2 22- .,............. 25 ' . ........................... . 0 I e 22- ............... 10 ' ' ,........................... 2 30- ............... 1 ' ....................... 0 J 1- ............... 8 ' 3 ................. 6 3- ...,........... 6 ' I ................. ' 5- ............... 5 ' ' ................ . 1 -22 5' ,le Troph Presentatlon Mr A I Dorm George Washxnattxn Hneh Athletnc Dxrcttor and tournament dnrettor of the nrst annual Metropolltan Stholasnc Baseball Tourney IS pnctured above on the left presentmc Mr Melvln B Landcs our prlnclpal yyxth the yymnme team trophv The Mount Vernon champlons and coaches loolt on Sl'D1lll'1L.lV As vymners or the Metropolltan Scholastlc Baseball Tournament the Mayors represented the Nfietropolrtan area 1n the Southeastern H1,:.h School Res..1onals ID Tuscaloosa Alabama They carrled vuth them to Alabama a brllllant record of 7l Suns 4 losses In Alabama they were defeated m thelr hrst Lame wyhlch elrmmated them from the Regelonals by Chattanooga Hxeh School Chattanooga Tennessee who went on to the hnals before hnally losing, to Lakeland H1 h School Florrda the Southeastern Champtons Mount Vernons 1950 record mcludes mms oyer Chamberlam Devrtt Faxrtax George Wash nngton falls Church Lane Thomas jefferson Roosevelt and Washxnhttmn and Lee The latter team lost but three Lames all seasor- and they were to Mount Vernon two of them rn Metro Tourney plays t to Rueht aiu as r r ten e a n r Bmurl I U1 er I Xorfffi R IidYl!I7I,g fowl? ee IH L . . .7 lv, . 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First Row Left to Right F Huzlfon D Belrrll M Brrggr S Var1Sro1m D Kaufman I Burton D Dounr ,I Pflreger R Hudson Second Row Left to Rrght D lrzm D Reynoldr E MrCloJLe3 H Young B Rzre S Cartr UV Wfoolbuer C Harle W Thompron T Henrg F Ixzlbj Third Rom Left to Rlght R Fenimore M McPberr0n H Crzm D Dftto ,I Darr D Lacey IN Mgerr R Waddell B Aldemlerfer T r a c: k TRACK SCHEDULL Date Home Team Opponent Aprrl Mount May Mount Mount Mount Mount Mount Vernon Falls Church Vernon Faxrfax Vernon George Washxngtcan UV J Vernon Lane Vernon County Meet Vernon Memortal Day Meet Place Ft Belvorr Belvolr Belvorr Belvolr Time 3 00 l 00 7: 0 2 00 1 0 10 00 Track season opened the first of Mtrch wrth about thrrty students reportmg for practrce These boys agam under the capable tutelage of Coach james Coyle practrced on the school grounds for 1 vteek before journeymg to Fort Belvolr where they made use of the facrhtres offered there 'Hn Fairfax vs Mount Vernon Drtto tD1scusr Carts 1 Hugh jumpJ Falls Church vs Mount Vernon Lane vs Mount Vernon Lane vs Mount Vernon llofly X X fkfg INDQA Jvxl X CHINA x.,-f XXX Xxx Wm DX 'Ev 7 9 W X555 .IADNN Complimentx of WHITE OWL RESTAURANT A GOOD PLACE TO EAT THOMAS B HAWKINS ROUTE 1 2405 R1cHMOND HIGHWAY PHONE TE 9760 Good Food for Good Health STUDEXIT9 HAVEN AICHIS QIA S RINCS NPI-III Il F M C RAI Hn C RH s1A1 SH Mxxfxlzl Svom AND Rmm Du rox C HIIN A rar mf hx gfltff XX il mc Lu Sxrton LIU cm Q Cmrum Imcrnmonxl QINIIYI md Hurloum omplctn Cum lurxng., I ll50l'lIOI'X APDTIISII md ldCIHlflC1fl0l1S SINGERS JEWELERS Hfclcf zu L 14111111 uw 1 Dom: Pfxw xr IR C Ales 41 Cow flllfcllfx BEESON MOTORS 700 bouth P urflx btrut A1 1 xfxxlmm Vim lm x mfr 1 C zu IC NICJI P xv x IR C Irv 1 xl W 1. - '. sp U ax - T1 m Ls - Gll:'l4 I aMs wa: 3 'f z-5 z p f n 'glmh-R'-H. -1.1 -T 'lf- ' li C 7 ' .4 4 l'- Agfa: ' S 710 Kms S'1'Rli12'1' -f Tri-S359 Rug' 4 jc 'fr All 1 C' Smfcm Qi I 5 AL- lIf'I'ii--4117 ,Q f? 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