Newport News High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1954 volume:

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She has led us forward with her level and clear thinking. This person has developed within us a strong sense of security, as she guided us, for the past five years, through our trials and tribulations. She is one whom we all love and respect. We will always regard her with reverence, and remember her as our guiding light. Her strength of charac- ter, her fairness, her sincerity of thought and action have encouraged us to become fine and upright students. We the Seniors of l954, dedicate this yearbook to Miss Ethel Cildersleeve, for her countless efforts on our behalf. 4 WE PLANNED OUR STORY FACULTY . . 645 SCHOOL LIFE . . . 16-26 CLASSROOMS . . . 26-39 SPORTS .... . 40-61 UNDERCLASSMEN . . 62-81 ACTIVITIES . . . 82-103 SENIORS . . . 104-140 ADS . . . 141-196 HNTOR ASHSTANT HNTOR BARBARA DRUCKER CHARLENE NACHANAN ARTISTS GABBY GARRETT BETTY LACKEY 5 I , F' 192 'Q me mf EDITOR ANN PAYN E 6 WE PRE E TED MISS GILDERSLEEVE not only serves as a friendly and willing counselor to all the girls in Newport High, but also as a capable stu- dent council advisor in our student govern- ment activities. NEWPORT HIGH is widely known for its well dis- ciplined student body, its fine spirit of sportsman- ship, and its excellent scholastic standing. This is .f the reflection of our capable principal, Mr. George O RSELVES AS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Mr. Keesee helps to schedule students' classes. He handles disciplinary and administrative problems, as well as personal problems. His jovial attitude adds much to the spirit of the high school. 7 l I l l I l I 1-J TO THE DR. NELSON is the co-ordinator of the entire Nev port News school system. His job includes securin teachers and educational materials, and supervisin the administration of the school system. Next yec he will have the additional task ot planning the re building of the high school. THE P. T. A. WITH MRS. J. W. CARNEY as presi- dent, is working continually to help bring about better relations be- tween school and home. Their main objective this year is trying to secure higher salaries for our teachers. WE ARE CRATEFUI. to have an interested school board to supervise our needs. They serve unselfishly t improve our school. a S THE SCHOOL BOARD-From left to right: Mr. Phillip Murray, Dr. C. Waldo Scott, Dr. H. G. Longaker ldeceasedl, Mr. Harold Vl Chandler, Mrs. George R. Dabney, Mrs. John E. Kritzer, Mr. S. D. Greene, Dr. R. O. Nelson. 8 F CULT Y Mrs. Ann Perkins Scruggs has served this community faithfully and excellently through her years of teaching in our high school. Head of the English Department, she has been a model to both teachers and students in her ingenuity in organizing and presenting subject matter and in directing groups. Independent in thought and convincing in speech, she has demonstrated the importance of self-reliance. Moreover, be- cause of her sympathetic understanding of her students, she has encouraged many a one to struggle through his difficulty and overcome his problem. Happy years to come, Mrs. Scruggs! Your retirement is our loss. MISS NANCY ALEXANDER MRS. ANN AMOTT MRS. PATSY BARHAM KENNETH KENNETT J. H. BOOTH College of William and Madison College, BS Longwood College, BS West Virginia Institute of North Carolina State College Mary, BA Home Economics Chemistry, Science Technology Elon College, BA Physical Education Junior Class Sponsor College of William and Science, History Driver Training Mary, BS Senior Class Sponsor Industrial Arts MISS BEULAH BRASHER MRS. KATHRYN CAMERON MRS. LUCY CATLETT MISS CASSIE CHILDRESS RANDALL COLE , West Kentucky Teachers Madison College, BS College of William and College of William and University of Virginia, BS College College of William 81 Mary Mary, BA Mary, BS Johns Hopkins University, Bowling Green University, BA English Columbia University, MA Columbia University, MA MA Typing Mathematics Mathematics Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor 9 THEIR B LLETI S A 1 'ff -ae ,s .V MRS. GARLAND CONN JULIUS CONN DOROTHY M. CRANE , Westhampton College BA University of Virginia BS University of West Science New York University Virginia BA Physical Education, University of Michigan Athletic Director Drama, Speech Dpt. Head Track Co-Coach Activities Head f ,Cl WILLIAM CRYER HERBERT DEPPE CECIL ERICKSON MISS SUSIE FLOYD MISS ELMA FREE College of9WilIiam and' University of Missouri, BS State Teachers College, BS Longwood College, BS Juniata College, BA Mary: MA Math, Science Cornell University, MS Columbia University, MA University of Michigan, MA McMurray Ciznllege, BS Drafting Biology, Science Dept. Head Latin Art, , 'S Science Club Sponsor Latin Club Sponsor RUSSELL GIRT MRS. FRANCES GRAVES MISS AMANDA GRAY MRS. ELEANOR HAMILTON MISS MARY HELMER Cincinnati Conservatory of Florida State University, BA Longwood College, BS VPI, BS Longwood College, BS Music, BM, MM University of Florida Drama New York University College of William and Band, Junior Band Director University of Chicago Distributive Education Mary, MEd. English DE Club Sponsor Guidance, History, Radio- Speech Typhoon Time Adviser I O MISS EMILIE HOLLADAY MRS. PI-IOEBE HOYLE MRS. NINA HUFFMAN Longwood College, BS University of North Ohio State University, BS Columbia University, MA Carolina, BA Columbia University, MA Mathematirs English English JOHN HULLER College of William and Mary, BS VPI Mathematics Anchor Business Adviser MISS SUE KELLY MISS ELINE KRISCH MRS. VIRGINIA LaPlDES FRANK LAINE Madison College, BS Longwood College DePauw University, BM College of William and Columbia University, MA College of William and Ithaca College Mary, AB Home Economics Mary, BA Speech, Drama University of Richmond, LLB Columbia University, MA Diversified Occupations Business DO Club Sponsor MRS. LOUISE HURT College of William and Mary, AB Columbia University, MA History-Dept. Head MISS MARGARET LANE College of William and Mary, AB University of Virginia, MEd History, Guidance I ELI LEONARD HERMAN LEVY HARRY LYETH MISS FRANCES MAGUIRE GEORGE MARENCHIN Drake University, BA Hampden-Sydney, BA BS Oswego State Teachers College of William and Cincinnati Conservatory of College of William and Columbia University, MA College, BS Mary, BS Music, BM, MM Mary, MA Mathematics-Dept. Head VPI Government, History Music, Chorus Business-Dept. Head Senior Class Sponsor Drafting, Leathercraft ILE PRO IDED THE OUTLI E FOR O JAMES MAYS NORMAN MacLEOD MRS. FRANCES NETTLES MRS. NIXIE ORR MISS ANNE PARKER Hampden-Sydney College, BS University of North College of William and Madison College, BS College of William and George Washington Carolina, BA, MA Mary, BA University of Tennessee, MS Mary, BA, MA University, MA Jorurnalism, English Biology, Science Home Economics English Physics, Science News Photography FHA Sponsor LOUIS PLUMMER JACK POWERS P. W. ALLEN RAINE J. C. RANGE T. M. ROBINSON College of William and University of Richmond, BA Hampden-Sydney College, BA Milligan College, BA Springfield College, BS Mary, BS, MA College of William and University of Virginia, MA College of William and Physical Education Physical Education Mary, M Ed. Mathematics Mary, MA Asst. Baseball Coach Dept. Head Baseball Coach Physical Education J,V. Football Coach Track Co-Coach Co-Coach Football J.V. Basketball Coac h History, Physical Education Football Co-Coach MRS. ANNE SCRUGGS MISS LILLIAN SEATS MISS ELEANOR A. SHERMAN SAMUEL SOMERVILL E. L. STEPHENSON College of William and Indiana University, BS Oberlin Conservatory of West Virginia Institute of University of Richmond, B Mary, BA Physical Education Music, BM Technology, BS Government, Mathematics English Intramurals Music . Industrial Arts Physical Education Junior Chorus Sponsor Basketball Coach Junior Class Sponsor Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach I2 SSIGNMEN . . . MISS VIRGINIA STIDMAN MISS FRANCES STROHECKER MISS REBECCA SUTTLE JULIAN SYLVESTER M. L. THOMPSON dniversity of Maryland, BS Longwood College, BS William and Mary, BA Keene Teachers College, BEd, Northern Illinois State hysical Education R.P.l. English Texas A. 8. M., MEd. Teachers College, BE ntramural Sports Sponsor Social Studies Science Printing MISS LILLIAN TODD MRS, MARY TRULL MISS EULA TURNER ALFRED VICK MISS MARGUERITE WALSH Columbia University BS, MA Berry College, BS Madison College, BS V.P.l. Vocational Certificate Mary Washnigton College Mathematics Home Economics Physical Education Machine Shop Columbia University, BA English MRS. LALIE WEBB LOUIS WHEARY M. G. WILLY MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS LEONARD ZIMET Mary Washington Lynchburg College, BA Temple University, BS, MA Mary Washington Indiana University, B ME Home Economics George Peabody College, MA Business ,N If V ff IC?IIege, BA Butler University, MS Government 1 A ,D ff 15516 if, :' ,1 R're'r1ch New York University 7 l ' - ' Le 'Cercle Francois Sponsor Band ISeniorJ I VL, I Q ' f ' T I I3 Qrmvmhvring PRESSLEY e. vncK INSTRUCTOR AUTO MECHANICS NEWPORT NEWS HIGH SCHOOL 'I944 - 1953 Inspiring Teacher - Wise Counselor Faithful Friend - Christian Gentleman I4 THEIR ID IN OUR GUIDANCE department, under Miss Mildred Kelly, we can find help on various problems ranging from choice of colleges and suitable vocations to selecting the necessary sub- jects for our high school curriculum. MADE US ANXIO OUR SECRETARIES, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fleig, and Mrs. Bowen, are kept busy with many different jobs each day. A few of these are typing, correspondence, and rnimeographing. They also find time to aid students in school business matters. UNDER THE SUPERVISION of Miss Saunders and Miss Garland, we have a well organized library to supply our literary needs. Our ade- quate selection of books affords much pleas- ure as well as knowledge to the high school students. I5 TO BEGIN OBSERVING N NN N N MAN w '35 K' ff? 1 K I If TK' X - ' P ' i? 3 ' ,I X W in , 1- Q of Q M , , -W 1 + .df ,. Q X vi X 9 vi 9 - 5 x Yp- A P x Q A' . , ,N 1 . 'Q' 2 wi.. , Y P49 E, W ff, 'la if-1,, , . V- gif 1 45555 OUR FIRST GLI P NEW YEAR-NEW FACES. This is the first pep assembly for the year '53-'54, To each eighth grader entering, many new excit- ed faces reflect their own. AS RALPH RABINOWITZ hands out the colors to the incoming mice, he congratulates them as full-fledged mice. THE ICE. WE'RE POOR LITTLE MICE who have lost their way. This was the song which talented mice, Linda Ivins and Helen Flax sang in the mouse assembly. RE FRIE DLY TO ALL. NO WONDER our Bulletin Board always looks its best-Charlene Nachman and Jimmy Raynor work hard to keep it up to date. HOW ARE YOUR aches and pains? THE COURTEOUS and efficient Our school nurse, Mrs. Williams, is cafeteria staff, under the super- always ready and available to diag- vision of Mrs, Hughes always serves nose your troubles. fine meals. HAVE YOU no- ticed that the doors do not s q u e a k any more? The rea- son for this is that our cap- able custodian, Bill Martin, is always right on the job. TACKLE THE DIRT and clean up the school. This theme for Clean-up Week was Carried out in the winning posters by Ann Scott, Pat Moss, and J i m m y Raynor. 19 THE HELP THE ELVES 20 C-ABBY CARRETT, honor council choirmon, ond Mr, Plummer, honor council sponsor, get together to discuss their next cose. OUR CAILY DECORATED bul- letin boord proudly disploys the i sign of the Community Chest Week-giont Red Eeothers. CAIRMAN OF THE CLEAN-UP committee Horry Simpson, begins Clean-Up Week bi mopping the floor. OPEN YOUR HEART and Fill the Treas- ure Chest was the theme of our suc- cessful March of Dimes Campaign. AND THE A , Q .. 3. Y Chtwl M 1 if ' 4,53-, 9 kghgfw 4 4 --1 -:.1...:.fqg..3,, 1,11-,Z-gb-by X it T . .vs, , .s,.,, , . - 1 FRIENDLY TYPHOON Smil ing Som Goff, cautions Clif ford King about being an un friendly Typhoon. CO MUNIT Y DEE-l'M OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE! ln Newport -- ' ' ,,, . Jews High School everyone takes an equal part in he annual elections for student body officers. legistrars, Agnes Mae Dick, and Michael Frierman, give Tamsey Warren the O. K. signal to vote. N121 DURI G PECI L ff EEK THE SENIOR Bulletin Board exhibits long awaited dream-the Senior Cla Pennant. Daralie Siegel did an excellej job this year as chairman of the Seni Bulletin Board Committee. lt served 3 an informer of important senior activi ties. The seniors congratulated Darali on the attractive and up-to-date Bulletin Board. THE E IOR 'DISPLAY... SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Miss Nancy Alex- PROUD AND HAPPY, Kim Weaver shows he ander hands out one ot the first class rings to ring to admiring unclerclassmen Judy Blechman Shirley Simmons, as Nancy Morris awaits her Mary Ann Sherman, and Elaine Lowenstern. turn. 22 , , HE N W LOOK OOK AT WHAT WE'VE got - shining new lockers. As you :in see by the crowded holls, wey ore in constant use. , O 0 QQ02 O Q0 . 6 W 'Kos 69' C0 44 wood 5 0 XO 62200 x02 23560 0 66 if 06 Q, EVEN THOUGH WE DID get new oditions To our school, we did not forget our old friends, Borboro Ann Deol, ond Eileen Rosh. SLN. .S.' S EETHE RT x Q E EXPLORED E ERY HUNGRY STUDENTS wait in line for their turn at lunch time. The cafeteria serves nutritious and well-balanced meals at very reasonable prices. The school will get a new cafeteria next year. The efficiency of the cafeteria has always been increased by the students' cooperation. ALL DRESSED UP to Scalp the Crabbers an the varsity cheerleaders: Marilyn Aronow, Su. Hart, Head, Donna Keranen, Sherry Crosly Barbara Underwood, Bertsie Webb, Darleni Mitchell, Doris Harpine, cind Kiddy Dickens. A 'Q' 1 LOOK AT OUR hefty football players as they walk EXAM TIME is here again, Hopeful students, all over the Hampton Crabbers. with fingers crossed, plunge into their work. SUE HART'S pony tail, Bev Zegopul- ous' duck tail, and Ronnie Stallings' cat hat are a few of the circulating fads around school this year. 24 DON'T THEY SEEM to be enjoying themselves? Sure they arel Thei are at one of the-many dances helc after the football or basketball games OOK AND COR ER DID YOU NOTICE the wonderful school spirit displayed THIS IS A FAMILIAR sight between classes. at our football games? That was the Happy Hundred This four minute intermission gives the stu- organized by Betty Lackey and Mr .HulIer. dents time for a gossip session. 3x:...L ga. unsung: HL-BKLIIQZ AT THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL awards assembly the OFF TO ANOTHER day of tests and activities following were awarded and elected: Left to Right- are Dianne Wimmer and Fay Nachman, as Marvin Mitchell-Best Backg Jimmy McShane-Best they leave the school bus, Students come to lineman and Tri-Captain for '54g Wayne'Sharpe-Tri- Newport News High School from all parts of Captain for '54g Richard Holt-Tri-Captain for '54g and the peninsula. School begins at 8:45 and is Mac Langston-Julian Cordon trophy. dismissed at 3:35, 'HIS IS A SNAP of behind the scenes WELL, HELL-O MR. LEVYI What 1 the Coach's Athletic office. flavor ice cream have you today? 25 AND EVEN SNEAKED INT 0 4 THE CLASSRQQMS PEEK I TO THE ICE ALL STUDENTS who take the music course offered in the eighth and ninth grades, learn group singing, and acquire an appre- ciation for classical and popular music and their composers. Many music students con- tinue their study in this field by taking chorus and band in following years. Here, Miss Sherman gives an explanation of a record which Millie Futrell is about to play. Looking on are Loftin Quinn and Virginia Dale. l i EYCHTH GRADE MATH is generally review of grammar school ariihmeti Mr, Huller prepares his students i take the more difficult courses i math, which the high school offer These students learn to solve practici problems that will help them in everf day life. A VOCATIONAL COURSE ope to eighth graders is woodcraf This course enables students 1 get a general knowledge of woc and construction. Gerald Ande son, Wayne Knight, and Johnr Kirby listen as Mr. Sommervill explains different methods Q cutting wood. OO REVEALED THI 6 -IE UNFORCETTABLE Tom Sawyer 'es again in the vivid imaginations of ances Lawson, Bill Timberlake, and urol Holloway, to whom Miss Walsh is just introduced Mark Twain in her ghth grade English class Eighth grad- s begin their literature study, which II broaden in the succeeding high hool years. In the eighth grade, stu- ents begin to read more varied types books. Grammar also constitutes a rge port of their study. -IE CURRICULUM of N.N.H,S, cludes more than just reading, riting and 'rithmetic. William ,irbage and R. D. Williams en- y the privileges of such specia- hed vocational subjects as draft- ,g under the careful direction of lr, Lyeth. LIBRARY GUIDANCE is a course taken by eighth grades for one week when they first enter high school. This course familiarizes them with the library and teaches them how to use it correctly and efficiently. This is only part of the orientation program offered to the mice when they arrive in our high school. 29 FRG H BEGIN TO TRES BON, MONSlEURl exclaims Miss Vlfilliams as she returns a test paper back to a hopetul stu- dent in his first year French class. Not only does Miss Williams teach the French language, but she familiarizes her pupils with French customs and other aspects of gai paris. The class is con- ducted in French, and each student has his own French name. This strengthens one's ability to con- verse in French. MISS FREE explains the activities carried on in the old Roman Colos- seum, going baclc to the days of the colorful charriot races. Listening attentively are Richard Von Doenhott, Ralph English, Phillip Collins, and Jimmy Shires, who are taking their first year course. NINTH GRADERS er joy Drama l in whic they learn the tundq mentals of play cast ing, directing and prc duction. E. Roberts, E Settles, C. l-lardison, E White, and T. Lapide rehearse the abovi principals. I' PREPARINC for higher mathematics, Miss Hol- iday's Algebra l class pursues the value of X in numerous equations. -Also included in this course are practical problems concerning everyday situations re- quiring math. IAVE MORE VARIED SUBJECT gli 1,-4 hi.. HOMEMAKERS? Cooking is an important CAROLYN SlMPSON, Barbara Beck, and Sandra tor girls who plan to be homemakers. The Turner are busily working in their sewing class :ourse includes not only preparing foods but plan- under the watchful eye of Mrs. Orr. C-irls in all 'ming a balanced diet and setting a proper table. grades are eligible for sewing and home manage- fT1el'll' COUFSGS. lil 6' 0PHS SIGH A THEY ONE, TWO, AND away we go, says Mr. Zimet as he rehearses the brass section of the senior band for a halftime show in a coming football game. Having received earlier training in the junior band, the students from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades are eligible for the senior band. MR. COLE LENDS a careful ear while Shirley Willis explains important grammar forms and pronunciation rules to her Spanish class. These rules are necessary for a thorough knowledge of Spanish. Mr. Cole's Spanish course enables stu- dents to become better acquainted with the South American people and Spanish customs. PAT WILMOUTH, Adrienne Nettles, and Lynda Stein' study the rich heritage of our country. United States history is a required course for graduation, lt is taker in the sophomore or junior year and is a favorite course of all students. Maps, projects, and book reports aid ir making the course more interesting. Current events, which will make future history are also studied. 32 SETTING TYPE perhaps for the school newpaper are WILMA BENTON points to a model of a seed, V. Medlin, O. Marshall, C. Jefferson, N. Joyner, E. as she explains the steps of germination to her Carter, B. Lewis, B. Brown, J. Parker, R. Perry, and P. biology class. Joan Crawford and Gardenia Siceloff, who learns the basic principles of printing. Slone are very interested, as they study the frog preserved in formalydehyde. x f IVXK. lVlf'XKlI.INIk.,l'lIINJ t'IlL.UUlu9t:: llllb yluup Ui iiiuascui asuuciug 7' to learn the importance of group harmony and to acquire CJ bet- ' ter understanding of our contemporary composers. FI IHT OYE RCO RSES JU IOR ORK HARD 0 THAT TRIANGLE ABC is congruent to triangle DEF because two sides and the included angle ot each are equal, respective- ly, explains Anna Marie Thompson to Jacque Hueter in their plane geometry class. These are primary steps in geo- metric construction which later lead to more advanced problems. A BASIC KNOWLEDC-E of typing as well as a stable rate can be obtained by g these typing I students, P. Ripley, K. Puckett, A. Thompson, M. C-atling, C. Johnson, and S. Hogge learn the importance of tabulat- ing and letter-writing which goes to make good secre- taries. IN SHORTHAND CLASSE Mr. Willey becomes a dit tator. Kiddy Dickens, Betl Castelow, Barbara Fowle Katie Lowrey, and Lenor Queensberry spend a bu hour each day learning tj skill of quickly recorclin his speeches. 34 l THEY MAY OO BE ARS. SCRUGGS' Xmerican Literature :lass is learning to ap- preciate the finer works ls they begin the study f Longfellow, whose tatue can be seen in e background. En- ying their work are . Markham, L. Willi- ord, M. Aronow, F. achman, D. Buchan- pn, and l. Nachman. 625' 35 THESE JOURNALISM students are busily taking notes from their instruc- V tor, Mrs. Donohoe, Journalism stu- dents use their creative aiblity in writ- ing and apply it to newspaper produc- tion. Mrs. Donohoe, the adviser for the Beacon, must have full coopera- tion from her associate editors THE INTRICACIES of our government are discussed and explained to future voters. Here Charlene Nachman ex- presses her opinion on a current issue with Ann Mater, Betty Thomas, Mary Field, and Katy Morris. E IOR CHC ASS E 5 TOMMY KEESEE assists Ann Carney in locating Napoleon's encampment as Betty Hamilton and Ruby Harlow confirm his THESE POSSl BLE future working on a lab experiment in Mrs. Barham's chemistry class. Courses both chemistry and physics are open only to juniors and seniors. Lab partne Frona Conn and Cene Woltley work together, while Ivan Nachman ar Lawrence Moss team up. THE SECOND YEAR of algebra is as tar as most students go in mathematics. Here, in an algebra IV class, Mr. Levy offers some practical sug- gestions on the use of the slide rule to Marcia Block, while Ronnie Stallings applies his knowl- edge an paper. 36 directions. Modern European history is relived in the class- 5 room under the supervision of Mrs. Hurt. scientists are conscientiously BRI THE HOW DOES my voice sound? asks 'lerle White as Tommy Keesee records er voice on the tape-recording machine. larold Stanbrook standing, Shirley Sim- mons, Marlene Weymouth, Larry Mus- Jin, and Ronald Barlow help compile the iaterial for the school program, Ty- hoon Time. It is presented every Sat- rday by Miss HeImer's radio-speech losses. SENIOR MATH is an excellent course for upperclassmen who benefit by this review of sometimes forgot en mathe matics. Here Jerry Bunting and Shirley Simmons recall some fractional equa tions which are applied to mechan cal devices. T O GRAD AT IO STUDENT TEACHER, Dan Phillips, gives an ex- planation in logarithms to Mr. Levy's Trigonometry class. Jeryl Diamant and Polly English are bene- fitted by Dan's thorough explanation. Solid geom- etry and trig are the highest degree of mathematics taught in our school. Solid is taken in the fall semester, trig, in the spring. BOOKKEEPlNC is the third course provided by thi high school. Most students that take bookkeeping also take either typing or shorthand to accompani it. Here, Mr. Leonard is helping Nancy Hall to adc a column of figures. O R L T GLIMPSE OF IN ORDER to cre ate a v a c u u m Sonny S p e n c e and Bobby Comp er must extract al the oxygen fron this large bottle Physics instructoil Mr. Mays, super cises this experi ment w h i l e B C a m p b e l I , B Stein, B. Eowlen C. Roberts, anq N. Parrish look or with interest. fP0f?ffVEW5' fr' SCHOOL THE FUTURE of our high- ways depends upon the expert drivers' training course which our students A, receive under the school's supervision. Seniors have first choice in this course, then the juniors may take it according to their age. gives a Carolyn Coach Robinson few pointers to Dale, and Melvin Miller listens carefully. STUDIE FOR WHILE ll-lE FUNDAMENTALS of First Aid are taught in he boys' hygiene classes. Coach Range dernon- lrates artificial respiration on Ronnie Farrar while larry Covert, Eddie Bond ,and Herbert Clifton ob- erve his technique. 39 ALSO, FIRST AID is studied by the girls' hygiene classes. Barbara Robertson has a cut on her arrn. Quickly, Barbara Fowler assists Miss Alexander, by applying a cravat bandage, to hold the compress in place, BODY AND CHARACTER EDITOR KENT PUCKETT .M - ..,MQ,, , , n . JEVELOPED THROUGH SPORTS LED BY Co-Captains Moc Langston ond Bill Floyd, the Colden Typhoons were never counted out of the race. vm, iii i i 1 it -. ll ' in AS THE SAYING goes, Two heads are better ?,.55g-WM f i i i l 1 1 l v A CLlMPSE of what Typhoon opponents face this season. lN A CRUCIAL game with Warwick, Coach J. C. Range and Bill Bullock seem to be closely studying the aggressive re- bounding ot the Free Staters. 'ik H015 QW w than one. Typhoon co-coaches, .lack Powers iw, t and J. C, Range, led the Typhoon to a more convincing season than the record shows. AFTER AN OPPONENT'S score, Ty- phoon Coach Jack Powers gives back, Wally Nesbitt, directions for setting up Typhoon offense. ELL, LOOK 3 TOP LEFT-The run of the day in the Hampton game was Wayne Sharpe's 45 yard jaunt. BACK - Wayne Sharpe MIDDLE-Marvin Mitch- ell is hit by Warwick's Tom Crossley after gain- ing seven yards. BOTTOM LEFT -- This aerial was broken up by Typhoons Gene Hedrick and Mickey Marcella. BACK - Mickey Marcella BACK - Mac Langston END 1 Ray Langston TACKLE - Norris Apperson GUARD 1 Bill Krause 'HE TEA TOP RIGHT - Mickey Marcella skirts around right end as Warwick's Les Bunting and Louis St. V Clair close in. X -Q mi me , WWF' BACK - Jimmy Starboard ENTER - Grady Webb BOTTOM RIGHT-Cram by's Joe Leafe is stopped on scrimmage by Ronald Stallings, Marvin Mitch- ell, and Norris Apperson. 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' Waals- 1'.gg,3g,,,s , : , A 253 -W' 3 3 ,,Q:s s PN L-' H 0 ' W , ' , M, A L I A ' s s -If.:-.. . i, . 2,5,S:.i.,,L.'i.-,.,,... H K, My M A A FR,-V Ms I , 6.4 V M , .ml I 4 A ,fry -7 dw H A. ,A , -gm We WW. I . L H M .- -N A -' sf 'l f' ' swat? ' 1? . f we .Y -fic, g,,,jf ,.f 2152? if 231,25 B QM 'WLM fffelggqgzlsnq' '--, , wwe, ,pr . 3, Y k k A taiwan Y 'E'- I, . --A' 2, -1. 535,15 j'g?1'3'r'f?f,: -new ' X , M T9 W ,yzyfwg -mm f. 1 ' 1 M :ag if , iwwwj, gm. ,LM A -V ,Q sm. A , M , A as 'Jill 'f' - ' ' 'W' E' A' f W4:QgwQfWr fQ'Q A fyjl:,541 gi. V sirig, ferr-gs f E M A MMM +2 T frfi-wwf Q:::jl?'?fl ' .L W, W ,M 4 , iw A , ,ml 4 Aykg ,mj:,w,,j., of Mm ,jf H y-,.4.... T ' -me 1, if , , , J. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. First Row, left to right- J. Star- board, K. Joyner, N. Apperson, R. Stallings, M. Mitchell, M. Langston, B. Floyd, co-captains, F. Ottofaro, M. Marcella, R. Langston, G. Webb, B. Purdy, G. Hall. Second Row-G. Hed- rick, F. Allen, D. Joye, B. Smith, J. Axley, B. Schweida, D. S. P as ef Howard, W. Sharpe, R. Cooke, J. Mc5hane, J. Garrett, Krause, R. Holt. Third Row-Coach Jack Powers, Coach Pe Robinson, P. Clark, T. Bond, W. Taylor, E. J. Franklin, H. Ro B. Glover, C. King, B. Friedland, B. Bullock, W. Nesbitt, Delk, P. Hanna, P. Wheeler, B. Tuck, Coach J. C. Range. E CHEERED THESE BOY PIGSKIN REVIEW THE GOLDEN TYPHOON, operating for the first time in school history under the direction and guidani of Co-Coaches J. C. Cowboy Range and Jack Powers, provided us with what many say was the ma determined, spirited, and fighting team ever to play in Saunders' Stadium. l Led by Co-Captains Mac Langston and Bill Floyd, the small and inexperienced Typhoons dropped the first two encounters of the season against the heavier and experienced Greenbriar Military Academy, ar Jefferson Senior of Roanoke. Profiting by the defeats, the Gold and Blue bounced by to trip highly favors E. C. Glass of Lynchburg-H3-OJ. The following week the Typhoon, while holding the Commodores on even terms for over half the game, developed fumbleitis , and were dealt their third loss ofthe season. Again it was Quarterback Mac Langston, with the help of a vastly improved forward wall, who mixed up passes and ran such tricky plays, that the Presidents of Woodrow Wilson were never able to stop. After this convincing upset, former Typhoon coach, Pete Sachon, proclaimed Langston as the finest quarterback in the State. Warwick with probably the biggest team in Group l, took the Gold and Blue the following week in a convincing fashion, f2O-75. Again it was fight and determination that accounted for the Typhoon's throttling of Norview 128 to 63. After the Norview victory, the Typhoon bowed out in two thrillers. Loosing at halftime l3-O, the Blue Comets of Granby with more re- serves bounced back quickly to thrash the Typhoon l9-13. Crad- dock, like Granby scored with less than two minutes to decision the Typhoon. Led by Marvin Mitchell, Wayne Sharpe, Jimmy Axley, and Bill Floyd, the Typhoon battled the high-riding Crabbers in a Spine tingling brawl, only to bow out in the last quarter 2l-7. Marvin Mitchell and Jimmy McShane received the Peninsula Sports Club awards, Mac Langston received the Julian Gordon Trophy to round out a successful season. 46 SEASON RECORD WE THEY Greenbriar 7 Military Academy 27 Jefferson l 9 Senior-Roanoke 26 l3 E. C. Glass, Lynchburg O l8 Maury 42 l4 Wilson V 7 7 Warwick 20 28 Norview 6 l3 Granby 19 l3 Craddock l8 7 Hampton 2l V. FOOTBALL TEAM. First Row, left to right: Todd, Brown, Harden, Turner, Allen, ancock, Kelly, Sink, second row: Spencer, Adams, llish, Sponas, Horton, Moore, Brady, reenspon, Hunsucker, Dunn, Perry, third row: Tate, Wren, Taylor, Richman, Lewis, Kitchell, Luther, Morgan, Edwards, Spady, Rowe, Wettan, Coach Pete Robinson. GHTH AND NlNTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM. First Row, left to right: Tesh, John- in, Sparkrnan, Scogins, Queensbury, McDonald, Johnson, Glover, second row: Keller, etos, English, Himantaler, Weitz, Crutchman, Codding, Sawyer, Parisher, third row: ach Elmo Stephenson, Creech, Richards, Maddy, Copeland, Morgan, Gillman, Mooney, we, Mitchell, Smith. Q fm.. 5, Wig? 47 J. V. FOOTBALL Season Record WE THEY I2 Warwick O O Maury l5 O Wilson 2l O Norview O 6 Warwick 6 8TH 8. 9TH Season Record WE THE l3 George Wythe l4 20 Warwick l4 35 Smithfield O l4 George Wythe 8 36 Warwick O Y GUARD Sonny Spencer CENTER Kenny Joyner FORWARD Glen Nelson CAPTAIN Cecil Wright and COACH Elmo Stephenson GUARD Mickey Marcella 48 E , X?+i,n'K.fF' ol, M2 wg i 1 ' 5. H5 was ZR: Q ps V 1, +I. 2. Y' Y I -53:51. A in X s ,- 1. , L if T HO A AWA VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMfFront row left to right: Harry Simpson, Franklin Mitch- ell, Cecil Wright, Mickey Marcella, Mac Langston, BACK ROW: Tommy Keesee, man- SEASON RECORD ager, Glen Nelson, Kenny Joyner, Leroy Whiteman, Wiley Williamson, Sonny Spencer WON 17 LOSf 3 Coach Elmo Stephenson. We ODDONGHT The 5l Norfolk Catholic S h N f lk FIFTY-THREE, FIFTY-Fouk HIGHLIGHTS Sitljm O' O THE C-OLD AND BLUE Typhoon cagers started off their season with Vvtffgfffvfck new coach, Elmo Stephenson at the helm, and Captain Cecil Wright Hampton leading the team. Although the squad had only one regular back, they Crudock fought their way to a highly successful season. El'Cml?Y OFVISW They won a bid to the state tournament in Arlington. However, they Maury were beaten, 63-50, in the first round by Lynchburg, the defending afjlillq Noffolk state champions. Wljffvfck When the basketball season came to a close, honors went to forward, flflfbli C h I C-len Nelson, who received the Penn Williams trophy for the best de- Hgfhiton or Om fensive player. Cecil Wright set a new individual scoring record of 40 cmdock points in one game, received the Agathon Club trophy for the most out- Mount Vernon standing player, and was named to the All-State Group l basketball Iljimew team. Y J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM-Left to right, lst row: R. V. Pascal, Landon Delk, Bucky Keller, Kenny Roberts, Freddy McDowell, George Jones, Vernon Brinkley, 2nd row, left to right: Ronald Creech, Tommy Morgan, P. A. Breeden, Horace Williams, Slade Dunn, Howard Todd, Gene Hedreck, Nelson Ellis. Their coach is J, C. Range, it, :.il I i Li' QQ3l I d'3 1 Fi ' i'Hit SPIRITED ACT10 3 g g gg OP LEFT-Sporting the same brand ot basketball that has given them tame, tour Typhooners try to rab the ball in a crucial game with Warwiclc. OP MIDDLE-Whitey Wilson and Kenny Joyner grapple tor the ball as Hampton's Joey Lawrence and yphoon Sonny Spencer stand by. OP RIGHT-Captain Cecil Wright shows his All-State ability as he nets another bucket. OTTOM LEFT-Glen Nelson manages to rack up two points tor the Cold and Blue, as a tight Hampton etense presses in. OTTOM RIGHT-C-len Nelson and Warwick's Tommy Lanier tight for the ball as Newport's Kenny Jyner and Sonny Spencer stand by. 51 . HTYPHOO THI CL D CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front row, left to right: Tweatt, Edwards, Camper, Corter Shepherd, Stein, D. Bradley, J. Bradley, SECOND ROW: Ensley, Parker, Michie, Silk, Houseman, Sawyer, Fryer, BACK ROW: Coach Plum- mer, Bowman, Murray, Saunders, Wilks, White, l-lamby. TRACK TEAM: Front row, left to right, Coach Plummer, Dick, Roberts, l-linnant, Stein, Mitchell, Axley, Bradley, Starboard, Delk, Parker, Coach Conn, SECOND ROW: Moss, McShane, Mizelle Camper, Williams, Schweida, Ottofaro, Nelson, Bradley, Clark, Cooke, Coach Stephenson BACK ROW: Allen, l-lansford, Grey, Silk, Fryer, Stanfield, King, Carter, Edwards, Nesbitt, Tweatt, Hanrahan, Saunders, Perry. THE HARRIER . . . . 532 l My A -1 'V ,,. - 5 2 kg , ge fl ,,.. ,,, , I sex A BPRI TED THRO GH COACHES LOU PLLJMMER and Julie Conn talk over the track possibilities with Captain Clar- ence Roberts. , CINDER TRAIL 1E l953-54 TRACK TEAM under the expert coaching of Lou Plummer and Julius Conn had a very suc- sstul season. The coaches were taced with a task ot molding inexperienced but willing boys into another ick team. The loss ot such boys as Bobby Sterling, Taylor Cioode, Elwood Warren, Tommy Weymouth, nald Jenkins, and Ray Sawyer was hard to replace, but through the wise knowledge and ability ot the aches, they came up with boys like Clarence Roberts, Jimmy Starboard, Marvin Mitcvhell, Jim Mc- ane, Alvin Mizelle, Jim Axley, Joe Parker, Phil Clark, and Buddy Stein to mention a tew. The track Jm defeated Ciranby in their opening meet by a margin ot one point which was decided by the crack ay team. The Typhoon' then went on to win other dual meets with Hampton, Maury, and Warwick. ey took fourth place in the Tidewater meet and improved their position by taking second place in the stern District Meet. The track team also entered the Virginian-Pilot Relays. During the course ot these aets, Captain Clarence Roberts broke all exisiting Virginia high school records tor the pole vault as made a jump ot 12 tt. lOVg in. in the Tidewater Meet. Jimmy Starboard also set a new NNHS record the low hurdles with a time ot 20.2. Through the etforts ot Clarence Roberts and Jimmy Starboard cl their tellow team mates, the NNHS track team proved themselves champions by going undefeated lall dual meets tor the l9th time in 20 years. Only once in 20 years has a NNHS track team been leated in a dual meet. The C-old and Blue thin clads were preparing for the state meet as we wrote their 5 story and all the track experts were predicting that the Typhoon tracksters would be in top conten- n for the state title even though every other competing team had more experienced boys than the Ty- oons. The track experts knew that through the wise coaching of Plummer and Conn, the hard working ys and never say die spirit of the NNHS track team, the Typhoon would have to be the team to de- Jt for the state championship. 53 A FI E E N ALTHOUGH THEY W . ls., ,gb X . Y 'IE-Q.. 1 '. gr 3-wen me vm. QWX J + Rue c we A W 'fttffiffvfyav x www Mg-311931 ff CINDER CONQUESTS NNHS 57 NNHS 92 NNHS 73 273 NNHS 721A Tidewater Meet T. J. 40 Norview 28 Granby 23 NNHS 21 Maury 13 Warwick 7 Cradock 6 Wilson 5 Hampton O S. Norfolk O Highland Springs O Dual Meets C-ranby 56 Hampton 21 Maury 34 173 Warwick 403A Eastern District Meet Granby 31M NNHS 27 175 Norview 24 13720 Maury 24141 Warwick 14 Hampton 1O Cradock 81A Wilson 3 9720 S. Norfolk O VIRGINIAN-PILOT RELAYS No Team Scores Recorded NNHS won two Relays and took two second places out ot six Relays. 54 A .F MARVIN MITCHELL, one c the most versatile a hIete on tl' team, edges out teammate JC Hinnant in the century. RICHARD COOKE shows some c the form that has carried tlo Typhoon to another successtl year. y I 1 ERE B ILDI G FOR EXT YE R TOP LEFT-Joe Parker puts on a last minute sprint to break the tape in an easy win ot the mile race n the Hampton meet. BOTTOM LEFT - Rennie Dick grabs another point in the pole vault as Capt. Roberts looks on. :ENTER -Gene Stantield soars through the air in the broad jump. 'OP RIGHT-Jimmy Starboard breaks through to win easily the high hurdles. BOTTOM RIGHT- Jimmy Bradley and Buddy Stein take second and third, respectively, in the 440. 55 E SPIED THE CO-CAPTAIN Grady Webb, a stone wall third baseman, ap- pears at ease as he fields a grounder. SHORTSTOP Donnie Howard sports some of his versatility as he bunts in warmup in preparation for the day's game. 56 VETERAN Leroy Whiteman poses as one of the District's finest hurlers. A1 this time he has won 4 and lost l, anc proven himself the mainstay of the pitching corps. ZONT ROY, left to right: Wright, Puckett, Webb, David, Sharpe. BACK ROW: Turner, Volhine, Brinkley, Campbell edrick, Howard Stalilngs, SECOND ROW: Coach Powers, Whiteman, Dunn, McDonald, Coach Robinson. Elly, Joyner, Bullock, Jones, Wi-se, Hetlin, Dail, Langston, DIAMOND REVIEW S IN FOOTBALL, because of graduation, the baseball team as hampered and had few experienced players. Losing their rst two conference games, the determined Typhoon stuck to ie saying, The harder you fall, the higher you bounce, if you re made of the right material. They struck back to win 8 out t their next l2 games and thus go on to another successful ram. LANCINC from left to right, we see the core ot another fine ram, Coach Pete Robinson, Co-Captains Cirady Webb and eroy Whiteman, and Coach Jack Powers. 57 N.N.H.S. BASEBALL 1954 N.N.H.S -4 Matthew Whaley-3 N.N.l-l.S -7 South Norfolk-O N.N.l-l.S -6 Smithfield-3 N.N.H.S -O Warwick-3 N.N.H.S -l Crandby-4 N.N.l'l.S -2 Cheatham Annex-l N.N.H.S --l Hampton-O N.N.H.S -9 C-ranby-6 N.N.H.S -5 Warwick-2 N.N.l-l.S.-O Hampton-2 N.N.H.S -7 South Norfolk-l N.N,l-l.S -4 Maury-l2 N.N.H.S.-lO Granby-O May 8-Warwick-there May l5- May 22- Hampton-there Smithfield-there PL YER I CT IO TOP LEFT: Tor Heeler Bobby Doil breoks through wit o fast one in his delivery to the plofe. LOWER LEFT: Outfielder Gene Hedrick shows some c his potentiolity os o botfer. LCWER RIGHT: Cotcher Bill Bullock prepores To receiv final worm-up pitches before the beginning of the Wo: wick gome. BAT TER UP! l 58 CEClL WRIGHT jumps high into the air, trying to nab a high one. HE FE? BASEBALL is a compara- tively new sport at NNHS, nevertheless, it is a popular and enjoyable one. Through the coaching and inspiration of Mr. Powers and Mr. Rob- inson, many boys have had a chance to participate in and enjoy athletics who would not have gained this experience if baseball were not played at NNHS. A FIRST INNING drag bunt by Captain C-rady Webb failed to start a Typhoon rally, although it went down into the books as a hit. HELD O R B EATH VARSITY Hockey Team Kneeling left to right- J. Winstead, G. B. Crow- der, N, Dillaman, B. Doup, S. Hogge, D. God- sey, N. Morris, C. Jones, C. Horton. Standing are-N. Fore- hand, J. Cobb, M. Blount, D. Mitchell, K. Coe, B. Whitrner, J. Thuse, M. Elidaki, P. English, N. Smith, L. Scull. DANCING IN THE GYM is a new experi- ence for the boys, who alwoys find the girls better dancers than themselves. Upon in- vestigating the why and how of this, they found it was because the girls received in- struction in Gym Class. Here the situa- tion is being remedied by a session of square dancing with Miss Seats calling out the figures. GIRLS FIELDBALL TEAM-Kneeling left to right-Shirley Simmons, V. S. Rosser, and Mary Ann Mears. Standing we find Kitty Hawley, Caroline Todd and Frances Kerr. THE BASKETBALL TEAM-Standin in g a semi-circle are, from the left, Charlese Jones, Myrtle Terry, Naomi Smith, Barbara Whitmer, Shirley Simmons, and Caroline Simpson. vi l'HE C. A. A. WORKS HARD organizing the athletic Jctivities for the girls, Seated are Nancy Hawley, Iharlotte Horton, Barbara Whitmer, and Charlese lones. Darlene Mitchell discusses some problem with Vliss Seats, sponsor, as Shirley Smith, Mary Sayre, Kit Zoe, Arlena Rogers, Cenis Crowder, and Mary Carri- .on look on. GIRLS SPEEDBALL TEAM-ln front, left to right are N. Bigger, J. Leggette, and N. Hawley. Standing: J. Haycrof, M. Booth, S. Hamilton, V. Carter, and C. Coltrain. DUR TUMBLINC TEAM practices after chool to perfect some difficult routines. 'ictured here are, in center, Darlene Mit- zhell, flanked by Roberta Webb, on the left, ind Caroline Simpson, right. sw A A s . -. my .7-ff C, fr .A N ' v ,, V 0.-,. ff, .nf ,.,, yn N., ft .W ' gc, , , Q. M K gf A H gf, 9 -,,,.,,.... fl W Vi, ,T .wif ,cf . f,,,,,... ,jf fi fr , mee. 1 we ,M-nl X-rzitjfn-ee wifuligtg- raglwpgkki . 'H W. W i .aj-A we 4 AVQM , M .Ali W . jr , Mrk- ,Q ..--W , Wfw k X ' ' A slrsmfi- -,- .-Qumimsw4.s...g,..lfL1'Q1,'2 m5' 'w Q. J -' M32 on ,.f,,.:x,dEL.f. .,M 5 ON THE FIELD in play, the girls find out how to apply the rules they learned in class. Sportsman- ship and teamwork are important as the gals rush in for an exchange ot blows E in the drive for a . goal. In addition to ' learning positions, the girls learn how to referee these heated battles. . , .V 1 Erase Q Q: A - Y' A Wewr ...nc .1 S THE GIRL PERFORMED r Q 531' Q 1 gift? 1 1125 53 5 5, S5 I 5 wt as' 35.2 J, ,gf . if g is ' If Jf f A, 1,7 4-mf K I im f yr E , KWWL ...Wu ..- . 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SECOND ROW: Miss Todd, Wayne Agee, Andra Bost, Ruth Cashion, Linda Anspach, Barbara Bott, Faye Albred, Janice Barnes, Jannett Burnett, Anne Cain, THIRD ROW: Julius Benton, Tom- my Armstrong, Wilton Benthall, Albert Bowers, Bruce Shakelford, Frank Ballew, Gerald Anderson, Claude Maddy, William Ange. HOME ROOM II9 EIGI-ITH GRADE MR. BOOTH, Teacher FIRST ROW: Kenneth Case, Ozora Dinwiddie, Carolyn Daily, Janet Cross, Susie Duell, Marynell Echoes, Mabel Comer, Betty Conn, Edward Bunting. SECOND ROW1 Allan Bradley, Mary Jo Edwards, Patricia Cutchins, Barbara Dar- nell, Martha Criswell, Dorothy Cok- bert, Dorothy Dean, Patricia Cooper, Jesse Botts. THIRD ROW: Mr. Booth, Philip Burcher, Gran- ville Beeden Gary Bunting, Clyde Bryant, George Canavos, Will Cooper, Wayne Columbia, Tod Christian. FOURTH ROW: Elf wood Kemp, Carl Powell, Nelson Coolins, Alvin Carson, William Cafle, Billy Bradley, Irvin Chilcoat, James Cotes, William Byrne. BEGINNING THE BIG Stc of their high school caree the Eighth graders elect Wayne C-ray, vice-pre dent, Jackie Bradley, pre dent, and Evelyn Fryer, se retary, to lead them in the school lite. X MERRY CHA E LLING THE SHOES of the ghth grade hall ot tame le Jack Tesh-most oth- tic, Kitty Hawley, best Jdent, Kenny Roberts, est all-round, Not pictur- I are La Rue Nettles and mmy Morgan. HOME ROOM 20l EIGHTH GRADE MISS GRAY, Teacher FIRST ROW: Sandra Faber, Eve- lyn Fryer, Helen Flax, Linda Gar- rick, Bobby Derr, George Cous- soulos, Minnie Ezzell, Janet Hardin, Herbert Dixon, Larry Crickenberger. SECOND ROW: Orus Deeds, Harley Cosby, Stanley Conn, Ernest Shackelford, Lee Cutchins, Anita Hanrahan, Mar- jorie Hartless, Gail Gaskins, David Cummings, Barbara Fox. THIRD ROW: Edward Dockery, Albert Creol, Waverly Doughtry, Charles Darnell, Robert Thorpe, Edward Doeppe, Shirley Harwick, Jesse Ennis, Nelson Dauphenais, Jean Gaddis. HOME ROOM 304 EIGHTH GRADE MR. DECKER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Jerry Phillips, Jerry Merritt, Donald Rosser, Anne Red- ford, Marjorie Saunders, Beverly Roane, Barbara Schofield, Patricia Sawyer, Lena Rowe, Lydia Powell. SECOND ROW: Roy Pittman John Ottofaro, Vera May Rosser, Pa- tricia Richards, Linda Ann Sale, Dean Sanders, Patricia Price, Lon- nie Scoggins, Bill Rouse, John Mu- niclc, David Peltz. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Raynor, Mr. Decker, Don- nie Parker, Kenny Roberts, Lee Queensberry, Jimmy Richards, Ronnie Roberts, Bobby Barbrey, Bruce Outland, Myra Rosenwasser. .ow 'WW THEY FELL I T O THE HOME ROOM 3l2 EIGHTH GRADE MR. WILLEY, Teacher FIRST ROW: Virgil Meares, Mich- eal McCormick, Barbara Parian- ous, Shirley Neihouse, Juanita Moore, Alice Oliver, Pam Penning- ton, Myrtle Morton, Linda Powell, Virginia Parker. SECOND ROW: Alvin Marshall, Adrian Marshall, Joseph Miller, Mike Markos, Donny Shelburne, Donald Baker, LaRue Nettles, Alva Powell, Joan Ownby, Phyllis O'Malley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Willey, Tommy Mor- gan, Bobby Hamilton, Tommy Leyland, Norman Melton, William May, Jimmy Morris, Donald Mol- lick, Garry Monger, Gene Laven- der. HOME ROOM 305 EIGHTH GRADE MRS. GRAVES, Teacher FIRST ROW: Shirley Smith, Franccs Townson, Jo Ann Scott, Betty Turnage, Norma Stewart, Nancy Show, Sandra Torn, Marie Swann. SECOND ROW: Sandra Tyree, Dorothea Sloop, Carolyn Todd, Mearle Strickland, Nancy Swar- ingen, Manna Spain, Tommy Sparkman, Miss Klutz. THIRD ROW: Herbert Timberlake, John Spencer, David Stall, Hubert Tay- lcr, Joe Smith, Walter Stallings, Billy Swain, Marvin Steele, Rich- ard Sisson. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Thomas, Robert Taylor, David Stokes, Brent Tilghman, Joe Taylor, David McCauley, Bobby Jones, Jack Tesh. HOME ROOM 306 EIGHTH GRADE MISS WALSH, Teacher FIRST ROW: Colin Faison, Sandra Weaver, Barbara Weaver, Diane Wimmer, Sue Young, Annie Vel- lines, Donald Tugwell. SECOND ROW: Dick Wayne, Anne Wilson, Jimmy Van Noy, Peter Woodham, Bobby Twipin, Terry Kilcrease, Jimmy Whitmer, June Walters. THIR DROW: William Timber- lake, Charles Branscombe, Rodney Wyatt, Dennis Walker, David Vol- hein, Tzina Zwerdling, Charles Berkeley, Guy Vanness. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Webb, Jimmy Wil- son, Arthwine Walls, Emma Lou Wilson, Allan Willey, Peggy Anne Vaughn, Willie Whitmore. i 4 SWI G OF THINGS HOME ROOM 3I5 EIGHTH GRADE MRS, CONN, Teacher LIRST ROW: Christine Mageras, .ay Mahone, Ruth Mathews, Ann llabe, Sue Kronheimer, Nancy ,ynch, Lois Merritt, Jean Melson. ECOND ROW: Mrs, Conn, Re- iecca Marshall, Mitch Mason, Ielen Meredith, Bruce Laine, ohnny Kirby, John Hubbard, Ho- fell Justice, Douglas Jones. 'HIRD ROW: Wilbert Horton, john Dobbins, Wilfred Kilgore, larry Janes, Andy Kantsios, Ran- lie Kennedy, Barry Howe, Jesse lerzey, FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Aays, Bucky Keller, Leland Kemp, 'Vayne Knidht, Mae Loase, Mary xnn Mears, Sandra Mirmelstein, oycc Jones, Preston Jarnerson. HOME ROOM 3l7 EIGHTH GRADE MR. MAYS, Teacher FIRST ROW: Virginia Knapp, Mary Hudgins, Margaret Hopkins, Marlajo Hubbard, Valiery Hart- sell, Patricia Horton, Linda Ivins, Grace Jefferson, Mr. Mays. SEC- OND ROW: Carole Holloway, Kitty Hawley, Janet Humphery, Joan Harrell, Phyllis Johnson, Faye Hitchens, Ann Hooper, Michael Doughty, Terry Elvington. THIRD ROW: Dewey Faulkner, Eddie Ellis, Harry Gary, Roy Fox, Donald Ellis, Elliott Finkle, Dale Edwards, Har- vey Fenigshon. HOME ROOM 320 EIGHT GRADE MRS. HOYLE, Teacher FIRST ROW: Frances Lawson, Louise Lockhart, Patsy Kent, Janet Krause, Kay Kelly, Jean Link, Carole Letts, Julia Kempton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hoyle, Frances Karr, Sylvia Garrett, James Hardee, Wayne Gray, David Hart, Jimmy Grubbs, John Harrison, Bobby Jones. THIRD ROW: Judy Lamberth, Burt Harris, Philip Hartzler, Herman Gold, Albert Corbell, Sammy Haycraft, Judy Leake, Roger Heflin. FOURTH ROW: Henry Goad, Marie Leg' gett, Shirley Jones, Katie Lane, Kenny Hawk, Don Hardy, Donald Glover, Donald Hedgepeth, Robert Hedrick. E WERE THERE INVESTIGATING the rec- ords of the Ninth Grade are the officers: Cammie Dick, secretary, Ronald Creech, vice-president, Kitty Nor- man, president, and Phillip Collins, honor council repre- sentative. HOME ROOM II3 NINTH GRADE MISS HOLLADAY, Teacher FIRST ROW: Dorothy Williams, Catherine Whittord, Peggy Well- ington, Marguerite Williams, Bar- bara Whitehurst, Carol Wornom, Laura Wynne, Tamsey Warren, Al Vesey. SECOND ROW: Char- les Wise, ,Ioan Williams, Phyllis Wiggins, Norma Wilson, Maxine Whitmore, Kleta Willets, Margo White, Dale Werblow, Richard von Doenhott. THIRD ROW: Miss Holladay, Pat Burke, John Wied- rncin, Billy VVilliarns, Raoul Wein- stein, Willie Turpin, Harvey Wein- stein, Kermit Whiteside, Earl White. FOURTH ROW: Robert Workman, Constantine Vretos, William Winfree, David Wittan, David Weber, Jerry Darnell, Roy Kempton, Herman Weitz. , HOME ROOM l2l NINTH GRADE MRS, DONHOE, Teacher FIRST ROW: Shirley Guy, Anr Thomas, Ruby Hanna, Barbara Plemmons, Ellen Rauch, Virginia Dail, Zena Ross, Frances Reese, Porter Phillips. SECOND ROW1 Mrs. Donohoe, Maxine Petty, Mary Powell, Evelyn Roberts, Rita Po- teate, Mary Newell, Janey Roane Jane Penn, Carlyn Ross, Nancy Timberlake, Adrienne P r i c e THIRD ROW: Lottin Quinn Herbie Sublet, Presley Powell Richard Prince, Robert Puckett Eugene Peters, Bill Queensberry Albert Rose, George Pipkin. FOR THE FRESHME ' HOME ROOM 203 NINTH GRADE MRS. LA PIDES, Teacher FIRST ROW: Mrs. I.a Pides, Rob- ert Olsen, Donald Benton, Gail Morrison, Delores Monfalcone, Marie Morris, Hazel Pegram, An- nette Parker, Jon Pearl, Barry Stutt, SECOND ROW: Hubert McLawl'1Qrn, Johnny Mitchell, Steve Parianous, Patricia Owen, Carole Markham, Joyce Wyatt, Helen Pegram, Zoe Papas, George Morewitz, Wesley Miller: THIRD ROW: James McDonald, Jimmy Mooney, Mary Morrison, Elizabeth Mitchell, Nancy McCormick, Kitty Norman, Carolyn Mc Cormick, Bobby Maddy, Gene Parisher. HOME ROOM 206 NINTH GRADE MISS HELMER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Barbara Beck, Pat Beck, Florence Brennan, Katha- rine Adams, Pat Branch, Ellen Anan, Jeannette Boyd, Margaret Ange. SECOND ROW: Helen Avant, Rosemary Bell, Patsy Blox- Dm, Betsy Manley, Etta Baker, Judy Blechman, Judy Beach, :rances Smith. THIRD ROW: Miss Helmer, Edward Bond, Judy Abbott, Newell Blayton, Billy Brewer, William Burbaqe, Morton Binder, Robert Bland. FOURTH ROW: Durwood Adams, Ronald Bass, Renoth Hardison, Thomas Bryant, Howard Novinger, Billy Hanrahan, Irene Banks, Marian Dudash. EXHIBITINC- THEIR SKILL at tlagtwirling are Ann Lee Lillaston, Barbara Beck, and Agnes Dick. Freshmen begin to take a more active part in school activities. They also have elective courses for the first time. FIR T CLASS , , , MEETING HOME ROOM 2l5 NINTH GRADE MR, SYLVESTER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Harry Covert, Wil- liam Dangler, Pat Cannon, Nancy Brashear, Evelyn Casey, Barbara Fae Cox, Vera Cutchins, JoAnne Coble, Ralph Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Blaine Crumb, Carolyn Clark, Joan Burcher, Cynthia Clontz, Judy Brown, Patricia Thompson, Joyce Childress, Caro- lyn Creasman. THIRD ROWi Howard Childress, Fred Codding, Jack Crutchman, Nancy Miller, M a r i o n Timberlake, Johanne Coates, Kay Walker, Eugene Chap- man, Richard Coltrane, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sylvester, Elsworth Burton, Ronald Creech, James Comer, Herbert Clifton, John Southworth, Philip Collins, Ronnie Stone. HOME ROOM ZI6 NINTH GRADE MISS FLOYD, Teacher FIRST ROW: Joe Madagan, An nette Moore, Anne Lee Lillaston Mary Magann, Martha Magann Rosa Little, Lucy Ann Kinlack David Lundquist. SECOND ROW Colleen Luke, Betty Jean Dail, Bar bara Kemp, Carolyn Hardisori Peggy Lovic, Donald Johnsor Julia Morris, Herman Jones THIRD ROW: Betty Marrs, Dori Landen, Pat May, Loretta Duncan Edna Martin, Patsy Lewis, Doug las Johnson, Alan Cohen. FOURTt ROW: Miss Floyd, Harry Keller Tony LaPides, Charlie Langstor'1 Joseph Fulton, Robert Johnson Jimmey Key, Billy Lunsford. HOME ROOM 2l9 NINTH GRADE MISS STROHECKER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Jack Carter, Bett' Ballard, Marion Harris, Betty Lei Heath, Marcia Hoffman, Barbarc Johnson, James Gay, Bobby Hanna Miss Strohecker. SECOND ROW Billy Gwynn, Nancy Keesee, Jewel Hamner, Jane Hoffman, Mar' Johnson, Harlan Hamby, Michael Frierman, Maynard Thweatt. THIRD ROW: Bobby Dauphinais Bobby Howard, Hilton Henderson Millard Thomas, Woody Hudson Harold Smith, Ann Hutcheson, Pa tricia Helmick, FOURTH ROW Howard Ford, Norma Jean Howell Freddie Hayman, Ivan Goldberg Bobby Helmintoller, F r e d d ' Thomas, Charlotte Jones, Gloria Hand . 70 CKI SEPTE BER HOME ROOM IO7 BAND MR. RAINE, Teacher IRST ROW: Janice Kilgore, Joan abaniss, Kiddy Dickens, Nancy orehand, Beverly Zegopulos, Mar- mrie Krause, Dorothy Higgin- otham, Moonyeen Warren. SEC- IND ROW: Charles Hunter, Bobby nes, Bill Harris, Norris Padgett, ck Nelson, Ivan Nachman, anne Winstead, Mr. Raine. HIRD ROW: Robert Joyner, ayard Tysor, William Horton, AI- ert Smith, Donnie Spencer, Char- zs Hanna, Joe Tally, FOURTH OW: Bob Edwards, Richard Bar- our, Larry Townson, David Ezzell, ohn Hoban, Donald McDonald, ussell Rowe. . icy ,I ff 1 f ! if ' ' , rl 1 , V-'c If' .6 .. ,fy HOME ROOM 22l NINTH GRADE MISS MAGUIRE, Teacher FIRST ROW: Mannie Smith, Cal- met Sawyer, Ernest Scoggin, Nor- man Samuels, Jimmy Shires, Sandra Turner, Deanna Steele, Sonja Settles, Thelma Spade. SEC- OND ROW: Emerson Lewis, Court- ney Russ, Larry Ruhland, Page Smith, Pattie Spain, Mitchell Tug- well, Neale Crawford, William Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Jerry Saunders, Monica Sundet, Frances Scheinman, Shirley Smith, Eleanor Seward, Shirley Smith, Bruce Smith, Danny Gatling. FOURTH ROW: Cleveland Rowe, Clenton Smith, Joan Smith, Fadiola Smith, Margaret Stanfield, Helen Shook, Donald Smith, Sandra Sherman, David Genobles. HOME ROOM 3l3 NINTH GRADE MRS. HUFFMAN, Teacher FIRST ROW: Marlin Eby, Lois Emmanuel, Kay Davis, Jean Emory, Mary Garrison, Patricia Ellis, Daisy Evans, Peggy Graham, Doug- las Davis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Huffman, Cammie Dick, Agnes Dick, Gayle Fallin, Dreamadon Dil- lon, Yvonne Eggleston, Jill Doug- las, Millie Futrell, Ralph English. THIRD ROW: Rudolph Field, Billy Johnson, Thomas Prince Norman English, Frank Ferguson, Horace Elvington, James Stidman, Carroll Elliott. FOURTH ROW: Robert Stoops, Robert Dixon, Leonard Dunford, Ralph Dunn, Webb Ed- wards, Thomas Downs, Nelson Ewell, Merritt Pittman. I, ..'r I HOME ROOM lOl TENTH GRADE MR. HULLER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Bruce Sims, Marite Berzins, Ruth Cudworth, Louise Thorne, Rita Van Natter, Lois Vanni, Sonja Kepler, Louise Stump, Howard Todd, Mr. Huller, Randy Neeley. SECOND ROW: John Tate, Harriettee Helfrick, Alice Swaggerty, Frances Thomas, Shir- ley Allen, Jo Thomas, Homer Nicely, Wayne Taylor, George Spady, Nick Spanos, Roy Ferry. THIRD ROW: Bobby Phillips, Wayne Dixon, Wesley Smith, Betsy Roberts, Nancy Bigger, Anne Bradshaw, Barbara Taylor, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Turner, Lau- retis Anderson, Gene Stanfield. HOME ROOM l06 TENTH GRADE MISS CHILDRESS, Teacher FIRST ROW: Carl Farmer, Yeard- ley Fowler, Sandra Canepa, Betty Evans, Vonza Ferguson, Barbara Emory, Tressie Garrett, Wilma Benton, Bill Plemmons. SECOND ROW: Miss Childress, Harrison Forbes, Carson Brown, Barbara English, Beverly Ballard, Sherry Padgett, Ann Fenigsohn, Gloria Field, Robert Bell. THIRD ROW: Clinton Farmer, Cecil Duke, Teddy Farrar, Bobby Lee Ellis, Jack Fryer, Nelson Ellis, Charles Evans, Jimmy Morgan. HERE ARE THE ,.,,.,3bg.-.-,.,1..J'1.1 'f'Tf ::3fsifLwf.+'zza mums' ' .awww-'fiiazsff :Wx W 'a es .rliziwf-'Hi LL 'WW 'mditx M' T AMW s ' s 'i i ' i s ' FAITHFULLY PRACTlClN for the big day of chee leader try-outs are Nancl Bigger, Joyce Whitmer, an Lynda Stein. Sophomore begin to take leading role in all school activities. HOME ROOM llO TENTH GRADE MRS. CATTLETT, Teacher :IRST ROW: Jeannette Phillips, Datricia Price, Shelby Lewis, Faye Vlerritt, Carolyn Moell, Eva Meena, lean Ann Mansfield, Ernest Green, :rank Moore. SECOND ROW: 3obbie Dotson, Kathleen Penning- 'on, Betty Brown Pat McDonald, Rnnice McLawhorn, Betty Long, Sally Marks, Robert Paschall, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cattlett, Donald McAdams, Judy Leggette, Eyalyan Lassiter, Mary Ann Mada- an, William Adams, Freddie Mc- aowel, Johnny Adams, Charles Vlurray. I HOME ROOM 210 TENTH GRADE MRS. HURT, Teacher flRST ROW: Peggy Beckner, June Atkinson, Venita Carter, Celia Col- rain, Anne Chandler, Gwen Davis, loAnn Christie, Vicky Chadwell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hurt, Joann Seecroft, Joan Overman, Annette Damino, Shelby Crickenberger, 3ernice Lawis, Esther Carter, Har- 'iett Carson, Jo Ann Cooper. EHIRD ROW: R. D. Williams, harles Criswell, Bobby Sutton, Sydney Dearing, Dillard Cricken- perger, Kenneth Pearce, Cyril Aaron, Richard Lewis. CARRYING OUT their offi- cial duties, the Tenth Grade officers, C. L. Luther, sec- retary, Dennis lllish, presi- dent, and Judy Leggett, vice-president, guide their class through the year's ac- tivities. OPH . . . THE IDDLEMEN THEIR HOME ROOM 3OI TENTH GRADE MRS. SCRUGGS, Teacher FIRST ROW: Wertlev Raine, Nancy Squires, Carolyn Simpson, Lynda Stein, Judy Slavin, Linda Seltzer, Celia Siegel, Sheila Wood- man. SECOND ROW: James Long, Margaret Schweida, Anita Riley, Diane Woodman, Mary Roberts, Kathleen Snyder, Shirley: Smith, Frieda Tickle. THIRD ROW: P. A. Breeden, Bucky Campbell, Donald Satisky, Charles Richman, Roger Roberts, George Jones, Phillip Sa- ville, Robert Morgan. HOME ROOM 307 TENTH GRADE MISS PARKER, Teacher FIRST ROW: Curtis Henderson, Charles Hilling, Betty Hudson, Louise Hooper, Della Jamerson, Joan Crawford, Rosalie Boyd, Pat Hill, lvetta Dawes, Lela Haney. SECOND ROW: Frank Jordan, Wil- son Hawk, Ruby Johnson, Gaye Hogge, Barbara Helmick, Jo Ann Haycraft, Harriette Gwaltney, Phyl- Iis Howell, Frances Hicks. THIRD ROW: Johnny Helmer, B i I I Saunders, Miss Parker, Stuart Greenspan, D. R. Camp, Harold Harpine, Dennis Illish, Ralph Harden, Clyde Jefferson. HOME ROOM 214 TENTH GRADE MISS LANE, Teacher FIRST ROW: Patricia Wilmotl' Joel Webster, Beverly White, Fe licia Weinhold, Lucy Yates, Sar dra Weaver, Jackie Wright, Oti Marshall, Shirley Willis, Jay Wilks SECOND ROW: Joyce Whitmei Jimmy Brooks, Mary Glynn, Rob ert Winstead, Alma Jean Williams Martha Glynn, Harry Veazey, Mis Lane, Mary Ann Weaver, Doug las Wright. THIRD ROW: Donal Wrenn, Forrest Moody, Jame Turnage, Annette Will, Marlen Weymouth, Billy Dobbins, Drisill West, Allen Watkins, Paul Sice loft. L riff- 4 Q mmrrrw. 1 IVE YEAR PLA Home Room 318 y TENTH GRADE ' MRS. CAMERON, Teacher RST ROW: Shirley Thomas, Vir- nia Kay Kevil, Nancy Joyner, drienne Nettles, Margaret John- in, Leah Gibbons, Lorraine Jones, :irl Swann. SECOND ROW Renee oskinas, Delorse Gabriel, Sandra erman, Sandra Koerber, Ann nmpbell, Pebby Barrow, Nancy awley, Jimmy Hunsucker, Mrs. ameron. THlRD ROW Harvey ulman, William Dobson, Coy D. anes, Tom Hughes, Ben Keeter, :Juglas Brown, Charles Allen, mo Lenhart, Charles Ellis. HOME ROOM lO8 BAND RST ROW: Miss Sherman, Clar- wce Roberts, Wallace Sink, Cecil iiller, June Christie, Joyce Steele, nrbara Shockley, Harvey Riley. ECOND ROW Slade Dunn, Dan Dole, Landon Delk, Bill Campbell, Jmes Carter, Lawrence Moss, Lee vis, Melvin Miller. THlRD ROW: ,lly Beasley, Leonard Spivak, arold Fay Landon, Bobby Davis, prleton Spivey, Merle Cobb, lmes Meador, Leland Edmunds. l l T nv ilu illivmnrmm At this time we should like to pay tribute to Ross Futrell, who was illed in an automobile accident last July He would have been a junior 1is year. Ross was a drummer in the Senior Band, and he also was a member of the Latin Club. He was well liked by his fellow students nd by his teachers and is sincerely missed by all He was a member F the Orcutt Avenue Baptist Church and burial was in Greenlawn emetery. AFTER A STRENUOUS dence, Richcird Holt, WAVINQ THEIR HANK Clifford King, Wally Nesbitt, Bill Edwords, ond Richord Borbour en- joy some refreshments DOl4e, GFS POT Rollir served by Mo rgo ret Cene Hedrick, Sher Sl'lV9eVeS Gnd NOW BOF- Crossley, Lciwrence Mos Lois Williford, cind Wheeler. to the music of the lote dcince crcize, the hoki field ot The the Junior Jump. THE BIC FOUR of the Junior Closs ore the of- ficers: June Allen, Bcir- boro Underwood, Jimmy Storboord, ond Jimmy Horton. STANDING ON the trciditionol soop box, Jimmy WISHINC HIS successor fhe bets of luclc Kenf Pucke' Storboord promises shorter hours ond no home- Senior president, honds to trodifiondl cop ond gov work, if he is elected president of the student body. to Jimmy Storbccird, Junior vice-president, THEIR F VORIT E ASTIMES POTT ED JUNIOR James Fred Joe June Mary Richard Marilyn Barbara Ainslee Allen Allen Allen Anastasiou Anspack Aronow Ballard Charles Richard Peggy Nan Patricia Belangia Barbour Barefoot Barfield Beatty ,,.. 5 ' V, .A In In ,.... h t f X 6 , . ,., 8 ., 3 in X ,.,, -IA - .. Q 1 1 . . it W Ann Edward Helen Bell Binder Blalock wr 145 W , , - 1-25,91 Marcia Mary Wayne Blair Doris Dennis Terry Vernon Block Blount Bostic Boswell Bowden Bowman Brady Brinkley 1' H Q ,, l W Q- mm f ...iz i.i,- iw f Q. my - V I 11,-Z1 E622 ' ' v-sv, JV Wm ' - 3',I5E:5 1:5 , .J . Xi at f Donald Bill J. M, Cecil Joan Bobby Jimmy Edwina Buchan Bullock Burke Butts Cabaniss Campbell Carter Cashion J f,r ,.:, Q f , ' i ,fr ' -. , . v 5 :1 :f:.'. ' ,gi : , 4 SfifiQ,, - ' 4 ei X Betty Troy John Phil Joan Kit Jean Richard Castelow Chappell Chenowett Clark Cobb Coe Collins Cooke 77 Shirley Lawana Sherry Happy George Virginia Kiddy Tollie Cooper Crockett Crossley Crowder Dangler Davidson Dicldens Dickerson Dwayne Raymond Betty Chaiif Xifdflsf' Raymond Virginia Joan Betty Doss Dossett Doup 152' Duke Dunford Dunlop Edwards if pf i. , , ,H . H Bobby lra Myra Kimberly I Mary. Marion Lydia Barbara Edwards Edwards Everette Ferson Field Fleenor Forrest Fowler Joseph E. J. Bernard Michael Myrtle Ann George lra Fox Franklin Friedland Garrick Gatling Gibbs Gibson Gibson Bill Myra Sondra Richard Ronnie Easley Charles Allan Glover Goodson Gordon Gray Griffin Hamner Hanna i Honrahan N NEARLY E ERY PHASE Nl D0llIl5'WM , ,P 'Mill 'ljlfftjl .1 iliygggifygjifyl A Reginald Billy Billy S. Nancy Sue Betty Jerry Gene Hansford Harris Harris Harrison Hart Hazelwood Hedgepeth Hedrick . J 'i ., 1. 1. . J it .,y, ,f J ':.- ,,i,l Q , . , V .. J J 1 1 nlll I 'F' 'ES M A . 5 Joe Gale Shirley Jeanette Charlotte Charles B. J. Corrie Hinnant Hitchens Hogge Hornsby Horton Houseman Huff Johnson Bobby Myra Emma Henry Clifford Lillian Chris Bill Jones Jones Joyner Kelley King King Kounas Krause Eddie Mary Doris Joan Janet Tommy Rodney Elaine Katie Lanier Lanier Lenhart Lewis Lindsay Llewellyn Lowenstern Lawrie . Q,-L ...ue-Q -..L ,, Marjorie Marcia Dolores Jean Shirley Jimmy Shirley James Lundquist Malacela Markham Martin McCelland McShane Melton Michie F THE CHOOL' CTI IT Y 'ir . l as THE JUNIGR PROM THE Melvin Levonne Darlene Joan Donald Anne Katie Melva Miller Mims Mitchell Moell Morgan Morris Morris Morris Lawrence Pat Larry Fay Ivan Wally Billy Hinton Moss Moss Mustain Nachman Nachrnan Nesbitt Nichols Parker .V . ' ' 'f1 f 1:f - ...- J A - ---i:., , V A ,L 1 Q .. ,. . H H ' it i ' 1 ,l ,y,,,,, :.iV i S T3 -'i- ---i 1 Raymond Gerald Carl Hazel Mary Alice Lenora Ennis Eugenio Pearce Peltz Phillips Pleasants Price Queensberry Ramsey Rauch sw f 'fi , 2. ' QF' 51, ,.., Frank Pat Barbara Arlene Jimmy Agnes Russell Herbert Rhodes Ripley Robertson Rodgers Rodgers Rowe Rowe Ross Melvin Mary Frances Anne Katherine John Mary Ann Barbara Margaret Sawyer Sayre Scott Sewa rd Shepherd Sherman Shockley Sh reeves 80 i, Si ,OCI L UCCESS THI YEAR Robert Wallace Barbara Elizabeth Louis Carleton Jimmy Joyce Skinner Sink Smith Smith Smith Spivey Starboard Steele Louis Ruth John Betty Anna Marie Larry Bobby George Strange Strickland Talbert Thomas Thompson Townsan Tuck Themides Sarn Ba rba ra Donald Evelyn Betty Willard Ba rba ra Roberta Vurberville Underwood Volhein Vretos Walker Weaver Webb Webb Richard Pat Sarah K Phil Barbara Holt Rollins White Wheeler White Johnny Williams Shelby Lois Shirley Carol Yvonne Williamson Williford Wilson Woodward Yates n WE FOUND THE SCHOOL BURST ING WITH CSYSTE 0F H0 OR HONOR COUNCIL: Kneeling lett to right: Anne Payne, Gabby Garrett, Sherry Crossley. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Franklin Mitchell, Carolyn Todd, sponsor Coach Plummer, Lois Willitord, Philip Collins. THE HONOR COUNCIL is composed of representatives from each grade, and is the judicial branch ot our student government. It acts as a court for cases ot cheating and other honor code viola- tions among students. The honor system has always been one of the strongest points of Newport News High School democratic gov- ernment. Students are nominated for Honor Council positions by the Executive Board and are elected by their classes. It promotes integrity among students and teachers. AN ELFGO ER E T 84 THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ot the Student Council forms the execu- tive branch of the governing body ot NNHS. It is composed of the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer of the student body along with elected representatives of the different grades and Student Council committee chairmen. Its job is to supervise Student Council work, EXECUTIVE BOARD: Seated left to right: Sherry Crossley, Walter Leyland, Harry Simpson, Miss Gil- dersleeve, Ralph Rabinowitz, Bar- bara Ballard. Kitty Norman, Nancy Morris. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Aronow, La Rue Nettles, Barbara Underwood, Mary Sayre, Teddy Farrar, Gene Wolf ley, Jeannette Hornsby, Elaine Stein, Nancy Baker, Joanne Bee- croft. plan committee agendas, and STUDENT COUNCIL: First row left to right: Nancy Morris, Mary Ann Weaver, Sherry Crossley, Margaret Shreeves, Harry Simpson, Ralph Rabinowitz, Barbara Ballard, Judy Beach, Kathleen Pennington, Kitty Norman. SECOND ROW: Naomi Smith, Syl- via Garrett, La Rue Nettles, Eve- lyn Fryer, Joanne Beecrott, Joan Lenhart, Barbara Underwood, Mar- cia Andrews, Mae Llewellyn, Bet- ty Dail, Lois Williford. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Jones, Evelyn Green, Nancy Baker, Harriet Car- son, Nancy Dillaman, Loretta Scull, Jeannette Hornsby, Mary Sayre, Zoe Pappas, Elaine Stein, Gabby Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Shires, Jewell Harnner, Gale Fal- lin, Sandra Sherman, Janet Cross, Myrtle Morton, Marilyn Aronow, Nancy Hawley, Billy Williarns, Dick Wynn, Jimmy Barker. FIFTH ROW: Stuart Greenspan, Richard Prince, Teddy Farrar, Jimmy Hor- ton, Donald Morgan, Buddy Stein, Walter Leyland, Donald Parker, Terry Elvington, Gene Wolfley. sponsor school projects. THE STUDENT COUNCIL represents the legislative branch of our student government, It is the largest branch and is composed of representatives from each homeroom. The Council works in co-operation with the Board and serves to bring the student body in closer contact with the Board. It also provides for wider representation of the students and promotes worthy student activities. IS THE CHOOL' B CKBO E :00 A. M., l BEHAVIOR CODE COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Peter Woodham, Meyera Ellensen, Ann Cain, Margaret Johnson, Adrienne Nettles, Jeannette Horns Ichairmani, Dick Wynne, Namoi Smith, Geraldine Phillips, Gale Fallin, STANDING left to right: Marie Morris, Pam Pennington, Harriet Carson, Myrtle Morton, Jerry Saunders, Sandra Weaver, Donald Morgan, Joanne Beecrott, Mary Sayre, Beverly Ballard, Nancy Timberlake, Louis Smith, Norma Wilson, Alan Willey, Carolyn Ross, Elaine Black, Jean Williams, Helen Perados, Clinton Farmer, Georgia Bicouvaris, Barbara Webb, Nancy Hawley. AW SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE: Top to bottom: Nancy Hawley, Billy Williams, Kitty Hawley, Kim Ferson, Venita Carter, Marilyn Aronow, Pat Burke, Peter Woodham. STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS STRENC-THENED by various committees which were organized to carry or special jobs. Positions on these committes are not elective positions as are the three branches of govern- ment. Membership is up to each student. The Behavior Code committee works to promote better be- havior among the students, and sponsors many projects in connection with this. The School Spirit com- mittee decorates for games and works toward increased team support. The Dance committee is constantly sponsoring student body dances. The Scrapbook committee keeps a record of all student government active ities. The Bulletin Board committee keeps posted on a huge bulletin board all school activities for the entire week. The Remembrance committee cheers students in time of misfortune. DANCE COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Gale Fallin, Nancy Keesee, Joan Wililams, Faye Nachman, Nancy Baker Ichair- mani, Elaine Stein, Linda Ivans, Judy Lee, Marcia Block. STANDING left to right: Millie Futrell, Nan Barfield, Esther Carter, June Ackinson, Ronnie Farrar, Jerry Saunders, Gale Hitchins, Harvey Weinstein, Perry Wornom, Pat Allred, Elaine Lowenstern, Rosemary Bell, Sondra Gordon, Nancy Bigger, Betsy Roberts, Judy Leggette, Faye Hitchens, Helen Flax, Shirley Thomas, Billy Williams, Janet Cross, Marilyn Aronow. . ,,, OTHER COMMITTEES: Left to right: Mary Doris Lanier, Scrapbook Committee chairman Charlene Nachman, Bulletin Board Committee chairman, Nancy Hawley, Remembrance Committee chairman, SCU CIL MEMBERS RRIVING PUBLICITY CODE COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Sheila Woodman, Annie Vellines, Mary Powell, Virginia West, Ron- nie Farrar Cchairmanl, Linda Ivins, Faye Allred, Eunice Cash- ion, Delores Monfalcone, STANDING left to right: Marie Morris, Carol Woodward, Peggy Barefoot, Joel Webster, Don- ald Morgan, Donald McAdams, Jeannette Hornsby, Richard Coltraine, Clyde Jefferson, Jerry Saunders, Johnny Kirby, Clinton Farmer, George Coussoulos, Margaret Johnson, Adri- enne Nettles, Pam Penninton, HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Joan Burcher, Elaine Black, Evelyn Vretos, Phyllis Wiggins, Harry Simpson lchairmanl, Harriette Carson, Marsha An- drews, Mary Madagan, Nan Barfield. FIRST row standing left to right: Renee Koskinas, William Timberlake, Carolyn Simpson, Nancy Squires, Frances Hicks, Doris Bowden, Myrtle Morten. SECOND row standing: Agnes Dick, Rosemary Bell, Ann Scott, Ronnie Farrar, Nancy Keesee. HE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE publicizes all Council and committee projects. The House and Grounds ommittee promotes neatness and care for school property. The Newcomers committee introduces new- omers to our school, students, and activities. The Barbara Ann Deal committee keeps Barbara, a polio ictim and former student, up-to-date on happenings around school. NEWCOMERS COMMITTEE: Kneeling foreground left to right: Nancy Morris, Teddy Farrar Cco-chairmanl. KNEELING left to right: Shirley Garris, Felica Weinhold, Margaret John- son, Ann Feningsohn, Linda Stein, Judy Slavin, Celia Siegel, Porter Phillips, Nancy Timberlake, Faxine Whitmore, Caro- lyn Ross. SECOND row standing: Jerry Saunders, Maryanne Sherman, Richard Sisson, Doris Bowden, Barsha Andrews, Betty Smith, Naomi Smith, Geraldine Phillips, Shirley Melton, Joan Burcher, Ann Hutchinson, Patricia Helmic, Mary Weaver, Beverly Ballard, Yardley Fowler, Joanne Beecroft, Nancy Willey, Jean Williams, Ginger Davidson. THIRD row standing: Guy Smith, Jimmy Ainsley, Billy Harris, Jimmy Horton, Barbara Drucker, Ronnie Farrar. BARBARA DEAL COMMITTEE: Seated left to right: Betty Walker, Evalane Green, Ann Campbell, Adrienne Nettles, Sherry Crossley Cchairmanl, Kitty Norman, Betty Cail, Judy Beach, Carolyn Todd. STANDING left to right: Harriette Carson, Shirley Neihouse, Betty Conn, Geraldine Phillips, Evellyn Vretos, Polly English, Marika Eliadiko, Zena Ross, Carol Wornom, Lolly Wynne, Ann Hutchinson, Kitty Hawley, Billy Williams, Pat Burke. H EETTHED DLI E ANCHOR STAFF: Left to right: Jeryl Diamant, Kent Puckett, Jimmy Bradley, Bar- bara Drucker, Janet Olin, Daralie Siegel, Jean Winstead, Donna Keranan, Dorothy Higginbotham, Vianne Bryant, Moonyeen Warren, Charlene Nachman, Nancy Dilla- man, Ann Adams, Frona Conn, Ann Payne, Gabby Garrett, Jacque Hueter, Barbara Patterson, Mary Alice Revere. I THEIR CRY THE BEACON, The seeing eye of Newport High, is the high school's bi-monthly newspaper. lt has been published since i896 and is put out completely by the students. Stu- dents are eligible to work on the Beacon after taking one semester of journalism. Staff positions are re-assigned at the beginning of each semester. The Beacon is a 4-page paper: the first page contains school news, the second page, features, the third page, club news, the fourth page, sports. The Beacon publishes extra edi- tions during the year along with their regular editions. THE STUDENTS OF NNl take great pride in their jol nalism publications. Of i these, perhaps the publicati of the Anchor is the most d ficult because it is a lor range project. Members of t Anchor must work contir ously from September un March. The Anchor, a tram tion here, has been print since l896, and serves as r informative recorder of schc functions. Anchor work is 4 vided into many phases, sor of which are: drawing a dui my, taking pictures, reducii pictures, writing copy, ai proofreading. FALL BEACON STAFF: First row left to right: Francine Novak, Ginger Davids Delores Markham, Nancy Harrison, Margaret Shreeves. LEFT row bottomi top: Elaine Stein, Shirley Garris, Jimmy Bradley. MIDDLE row bottom to td Mary Frances Sayre, Marsha Andrews, Donald Morgan. RIGHT row bottoml top: Joanne Goff, Nancy Baker, Nancy Morris, Rodney Llewellyn. 1 i 88 3 WE'RE O THE AIR TYPHOON TIME, NNHS's own ra- dio program, is put on by the radio speech closes under the direction of Miss Helmer. Typhoon Time, which used to be known as Beacon- on-the-Air, is a l5-minute program heard every Saturday morning over radio station WGH. lt presents in- teresting entertainment such as high school talent and interviews. THE POET ' LALJNCHINGS D I F F E R S from other journalistic pub- lications in that it is not completely self-supporting, and it is sponsored solely by the English Department. The purpose of Launchings is to encourage our students in the field of writing and to give recognition to those who have this ability. Each year, the magazine contains outstanding essays, short stories, book reviews, and poems. TYPHOON TIME: First row left to right: Frances Hicks, Marlene Weymouth, Harold Stanbrook, Larry Mustang, Shirley Simmons, Louise Thorne. SECOND row left to right: Ronnie Barlow, sponsor Miss Helmer, Gene Hedrick, Kit Coe, Kim Ferson, Ginger Davidson, Joanne Goff. CCR ER LAUNCHINGS STAFF: Seated left to right: Porter Phillips, Michael Garrick, Myra Jones, Jeryl Diamant, Charlene Nachman, Myrtle Terry, Jeannette l-lornsby, Adrienne Nettles, Margaret Johnson, Jean Williams, STANDING left to right: Dewey Faulkner, Sandra Torn, Carolyn Todd, Cammie Dick, Betty Dail, sponsor Miss Burbank, Ronald Creerh, Leland Edmunds, Fred Thomas, Kitty Hawley, Jimmy Barker, 89 MEMBER HIP I QUILL AND SCROLL is a scholastic journalism society, com- posed of students who have excelled in the field of high school journalism. At NNHS, a student's ability to meet these require- ments may be based upon his work on either the Anchor, the Beacon, or Launchings. Students may apply for membership at three times during the school year in a letter of application, in which they state their eligibilities. The NNHS chapter of Quill and Scroll is one of the oldest of all high school chapters as it was organized only three years after the national society was begun. New members not shown: Barbara Drucker, Jeryl Diamant, Ann Adams, Vianne Bryant, Virginia Davidson, Daralie Siegel, Mar- sha Andrews, Donald Morgan. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is an honorary organization to which students who have excelled in leadership, scholarship, and character may belong. To be accepted as a member of this society is one of the greatest honors a student may receive during his high school years. In order to apply for membership, one must be nominated by a member of the faculty. The National Honor Society encourages good citizen- ship and service to the school. I l e , I I l QUILL AND SCROLL: Kneeling left to right Joanne Goff, Mary Frances Sayre. STANDING left to right: Ginger Davidson, Donald Mor- gan, Marsha Andrews. O EOFTHEEIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Kneeling left to right: Vianne Bryant, Merki Henderson, sponsor Miss Williams, Kim Weaver. STANDING left to right: Harry Simpson, Charlene Nachman, Jean Hudgins, Ann Carney, Clarence Roberts, Ralph Rabinowitz. 90 ,Y,L Y V si -IESPIANS: Seated left to right: Loretta Scull, Shirley Sim- Morris, James Bunn, Gene Wolfley, Mary Alice Revere, Bobby ons, Merki Henderson, Charlene Nachman, Doris Bowden. Camper, Barbara Drucker, Jeannette Hornsby, Ralph Rabino- 'ANDING left'to right: Ruby Harlow, Yvonne Dale, Nancy witz, Kim Ferson, Mary Sayre, Sue Hart, Daralie Siegel. HESPIANS lS AN HONORARY SOCIETY which encourages work in high school drama. Membership in ie Thespians requires that the applicant do exceptional work in acting or in any other phase of play roduction. For outstanding work in drama, letters may also be received. The NNHS chapter is the oldest 'ie in the state. THE KEY CLUB, organized by the Kiwanis Club in l949, is com- posed of high school boys who excel in citizenship, leadership, and who rank scholastically in the upper third of their class. Boys who are able to meet the above qualifications are accepted as members in their junior and senior years. The Key Club, though a compar- atively young organization, is perhaps the most active of all the honorary socities because of its civic work. EY CLUB: Seated left to right: Harry Simpson, Clarence Roberts, Walter Leyland, illy Campbell, Ralph Rabinowitz, Easley Hamner, Jack Sheppherd, Michael Garrick, 'iil Wheeler. KNEELING left to right: Wallis Sink, Wally Nesbitt, Tommy Keesee, :ker Asher, Jimmy Davenport, Donald Morgan, Ronnie Farrar, Joe Lanier, Joe Wise, mmy Bunn, Jack Nelson. STANDING left to right: Gene Hedrick, sponsor Coach 'evenson, Richard Holt, Clifton McLawhorn, Richard Cooke, Kenneth Joyner, Her- art Ross, Glenn Nelson, Ronnie Stallings, Jimmy Bradley, Franklin Mitchell, Sonny Jencer, Rennie Dick, Berton Fowler, Bobby Camper, Jimmy Wyatt, Alvin Mizelle, :mmy Lindsay, Richard Barbour. GE UINE HO OR LANGUAGES ARE EDUCATIQNA i i LATIN CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Seated left to right: Adri- left to right: Wirtley Raine, Judy Slavin, Donald Morgan, M enne Nettles, Jimmy Horton, Barbara Drucker, Walter Leyland, garet Shreeves, Ann Scott, sponsor Miss Free. Betty Walker, Vianne Bryant, Jeannette Hornsby. STANDING THE LATIN CLUB is perhaps the oldest of the language clubs and, this year, it has on roll about 50 mer bers. The requirement for membership is that the student shall have passed Latin I with an A or a B. Ne members are usually initiated at a model Roman banquet. The official name of our Latin Club is tl SPQR Latin Club, named after Coesar's favorite legion. The purpose of the club is to provide soci contacts for its members and to provide an opportunity to learn more about Roman background. THE FRENCH CLUB, better known to its members as Le Cercle Francais, has become an active organization under the direction of Miss Margaret Williams. Any student now taking French, or any former student, is eligible for member- ship, and Le Cercle Francais boasts of IOO members. The club has six big meetings a year, plus frequent classroom meetings and committee work. FRENCH CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Front row left to right: Jeryl Diamant, I sponsor Miss Williams, Michael Gor- rick. SECOND row: Mary Alice Re- vere, Barbara Patterson, Joan Caba- niss. THIRD row: Dorothy Higgin- botham, Ann Carney, Jay Wilks, Rus- sell Rowe. 92 K D E T ERT AINING lE SPANISH CLUB, under the sponsorship at Mr. le, is composed ot approximately 50 members d is open to anyone taking Spanish. The club s been organized since l92O under various teach- ,. The club holds three big meetings a year and s year it sponsored a school dance- El Burro ip, The club also participated in a joint program 'h the Latin and French Clubs. They had a part the United Nations Day exhibit at the YMCA, :les of Mexico were shown at club meetings last l. Officers of the club were on Typhoon Time March 4. SPANISH CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Lett to right: Sponsor Mr. Cole, Mary Glynn, Nancy Squires, Gabby Garrett. IE SCIENCE CLUB, under the sponsorship ot Miss Floyd, is indeed an active club. To quality tor meme rship in the Science Club, a student must have made superior grades in the required science courses and ist show a sincere interest in the club. ln May, the club will again participate in the Virginia Academy Science meeting at which time its members display their projects. ENCE CLUB: Front row left to right: Leland Edmunds, Al- Watkins, James Davenport, Thomas Doughty, Charlene :hman, Myra Jones fpresidentl, Adrienne Nettles, Donna 'anan, Wirtley Raine, Michael Garrick, Jeryl Diamant, Mar- e Lundquist. SECOND row: Tommy Keesee, Tamsey War- , Pat Cannon, Coleen Luke, Cory Johnson, Ann Lilliston, n Burcher, Mary Sayre, Maryanne Sherman, Nancy Miller, Nancy Timberlake, Pftty Long, Marianne Madagan, David Lundquist, Robert Puckett. THIRD row: VVayne Bostic, Ralph Goldstein, Billy Williams, Lee Avis, Fred Thomas, Leonard Frierman, Melvin Lewis, Bob Smith, Buddy Stein, Jerry Sound- ers, John Burke, Jay Burke, Easley Hamner, Jimmy Ainsley, Bill Saunders, Miss Floyd, sponsor. VHAT' YOUR PROJ ECT. lLEFTl THE SENIOR CHEERLEAl ERS' vivacious smiles and wonde ful school spirit will always be n ticed bv the' students of NNH The cheerleaders are elected by tl student body every year and thi cheer at all varsity games and he to build up general school spirit I their carefully-planned and amc Eng pep assemblies. CBELOWD Let's not forget the Juni Cheerleaders, for they, too, play large part in keping up school ai team spirit. They cheer tl Breezes at both football and bc ketball games, and also participa in pep assemblies. E JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right Celia Siegel Linda Stein Joanne Beecroft Nancy Bigger, Sherry Padgett, Sandra Weav T CHOOL PIRIT ALI E SENIOR FLAGTWIRLERS: Left to right: Marjorie Krause, Beverly Zegopolus, Joan Cabaniss, Jean Winstead. ABOVE? A COLORFUL feature is the Senior Flagtwirlers who add interest and entertainment to football James and pep assemblies wi fear and go thorugh a series th their snappy routines and skits. Flagtwirler aspirants practice during the of eliminations in the spring, The new flagtwirlers are chosen by the band lirector and present flagtwirlers. Being a flagtwirler involves many hours of hard work and practice. Xside from football games an n band concerts. RIGHT? THE JUNIOR FLAG- VWIRLERS will catch your eye vhen they perform, These girls vill probably be next year's ienior Flagtwirlers and well- leserving they will bel Junior lagtwirlers do not appear at 1ll JV football games but they ire in pep assemblies and other issemblies. They also have to nractice many hours to per- ect their routines. d pep assemblies, flagtwirlers march in parades with the band and appear QJNIOR FLAGTWIRLERS: Left to right: Thelma Spade, Anita Riley, Agnes Dick, l-larriette orson. 95 E HAD A MUICAL TRE T SENIOR BAND: First row left to right: Ned Parrish, Leonard Spivak, Richard Barbour, Russell Rowe, James McDonald, Lawrence Moss, Barbara Shockley, Dorothy Higginbotham. SECOND row: Moonyeen Warren, Lee Avis, Kitty Dickens, Da- vid McDonald, John Hoban, Richard Krause, Billy Horton, Joe Tally, Bayard Tyson, Janice Kilore, Wallace Sink, Slade Dunn, Bob Davis, Dan Poole. THIRD row: Melvin Miller, Carleton KABOVEJ THE NEWPORT NEWS HICH SCHOOL SENIOR BAND contributes much to the enjoyment ot the student body. The band is shown above at their tall concert which they gave in the Wythe auditorium. Spivey, Ivan Nachman, Charles Hunter, James Meador, Larry Townson, Clarence Roberts, Albert Smith, Jack Nelson, Bob Edwards, Charles Hanna, Cecil Miller, Leland Edmunds, Billy Beasley, Norris Padgett, Leonard Duntord, David Ezzel. STANDING: James Carter, Rodney Wyatt, l-lawey Riley, Joyce Steele, Bob Joyner, Leonard Zimet, director. CBELOWJ THESE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR BAND are students in the eighth and ninth grades who take band as a class. While in the Junior Band, these young musicians show off their skill at Jay- vee games. This year, they gave their own concert, JUNIOR BAND: Front row left to right: Shirley Smith, Daisie Evans, Ronald Bass, Kenneth Case, Robert Hedrick, Billy Fitz- gerald, Jimmy Morris, Roy Pittman, Davy Fadiker, Tamsey Warren, Cammie Dick, Sandra Torn, Rosalind Adelman. SEC- OND row: Mr, Girt, director, Janice Carden, Al Creal, Rodney Wyatt, Julius Benten, Donald Hedgepeth, Donald Tugur, Bill Wintree, Ralph English, Bobby Helmingtollin, Tommy Bryar, Kim Whiteside, Horace Deeds. THIRD row: Durwood Adams, 5 2 5 is Janice Barnes, Barbara Kemp, Bobby Workman, Billy Gwenn, Richard Prince, Fred Thomas, Leonard Dunford, James Mc- Donald, Freddy Hayman, Todd Christian, Jimmy Greene. FOURTH row: Billy Brewer, Linda Powell, Faye Allred, Robert Puckett, Jimmy Key, Frank Ferguson, Thomas Downs, Donald Ellis, Barry Crickenberger, Jerry Saunders, Jimmy Wilson, Ralph Goldstein. 5 1 Z., W ft ,..,,,-- 1. --4-H-A'--uf! ' QL! A ll . 1 ' . 1.1111 .,lJc.x-v-dxf, -,ff Y ' ,ffl-rg. .,.fL,ftJ.,Llyl?-- L,-gg -, -, .V-if J , DRUM MAJOR, Carleton Spivey, leads Band Sweetheart, vlarjorie Karuse, onto the field for the traditional cere- nony. The presentation of the Band Sweetheart took :lace at the Cradock football game. The drum major was other duties beside leading the band at football games. He assists the band director in planning football malf-time shows and in working out programs. The band sweetheart is elected each year by members of the Senior Band. BOO T FOR THE TEA ... t-..A ll! THE HAPPY HUNDRED Pep Club, as this group of enthusiastic fans is called, was newly organized this fall from a suggestion by the students. Its purpose is to add uniformity and spirit to game cheers, and marked improvement in cheering and be- havior at once established it as a success. This group was organized by Betty Lackey and Mr. Huller was sponsor. Members were elected from all grades by their respective classes. One of the innovations the Happy Hundred introduced was card tricks such as are seen at football games at many colleges. J EACH GRO P B ILD TOWARD STAGE CREW: Seated left to right: Bobby Camper, Sonny Spenser. STANDING: James Bunn, George Dangler. THE STAGE CREW, a valuable part of play pro- duction, aid in plays, concerts, and other produc- tions put on by NNHS. JANUARY THAW : Left to rightz Marsha Andrews, Gene Wolfley, Roy Car- roll, Kim Ferson, Jeannette Hornsby, Harriet Corson, R. D. Williams, 98 USHER HEADS: Left front to rear: Nancy Mor ris, Nan Barfield, Pat Moss, Barbara Drucker .f X 69 tw W' lr C A . Q Here is a scene taken from the fall play, January Thaw, Gene Wolfley as the father tells Mar- sha Andrews and Jeannette Hornsby how he saved the cow from a burning building as the rest look on. FI AL PROD CT IO QI HT f : D I MA h HI A TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS: First row left to right: Yvonne Dale, G rom lo rear meme llc e nn Joan Moell, Loretta Scull, Sondra Gordon. SECOND row left to right: Sidney Bunn, Jeannette Hornsby, Nancy Willey, Kim Ferson. Scott, Joanne Goff, Margaret Shreeves. ,.,. .av Q The annual tournament plays are entirely directed by students. Each class presents a one-act play, chosen by the directors. The plays are judged-superior, good, creditable or poor and an all-tournament cast of three ' boys and three girls is selected. As every good player knows, it takes more than just acting to produce a successful play. There are many behind-the-scenes jobs that are vitally important. These jobs are taken care ot by a group at drama students, who head their own staffs. DRAMA STAFF HEADS: Lower row: Nan Barfield, Yvonne Dale, Myrtle Gatling. UPPER row: Shirley Cooper, Wayne Taylor, Terry Brady, Ben Gordon, 1 Joan Moell, Joan Overman. 99 THEY HA E A SENIOR CHORUS: Top to bottom left: Ann Carney, Barbara Ballard, Frances Thomas, Rosalie Larrimore, Kathleen Penning- ton, Ann Benton, Fritts White, Nancy Squires, Karen Smith, June Allen, Pat Price. TOP to bottom right: Kent Puckett, Rich- ard Cooke, Joe Allen, Donald Volhein, Walter Leyland, Frank Moore, Phil Pleasants, Jay Wilks, Jay Burke, Jimmy Davenport, Boker Asher. LEFT to right top: Jimmy Bradley, Louis Ensley, Tomrny Lindsay, Eddy Binder, Murray Rowe, Tommy Gatling, Ray Duke, Bob Smith. LEFT to right bottom: Joanne Gott, Myra Goodson, Vianne Bryant, Betty Long, Joan Lenhart, Barbara Underwood, Betty Heath, Eva Meena. RIGHT: Nancy Bigger, Judy Leggette, Sherry Pad- gett, and Nancy Squires practice their Charleston number for the Starlight ot l954, while Barbara Ballard, Phil Pleasants, C. L. Luther and San- dra Weaver w a t c h . Lynda Stein is at the piano. Starlight of l954 was the second musical show put on by the chorus. All who saw it enjoyed it and look forward to another chorus show next year, THE SENIOR CHORUS is composed o 38 talented boys and girls. Under thc fine direction of Mr. Ceorge Maren chin it has become one of the mos: popular groups at NNHS. This year their participation in the Thonksgiv ing and Christmas assemblies was ex cellent. Members ot the chorus whc do particularly outstanding work may qualify for chorus letters. ABOVE: Ann Carney and Myra Coodson, :horus acompanists, work hard all year, rehearsals and per forrnances. playing for all chorui EAR FOR M sic THESE MEMBERS ot the Senior Chorus have been chosen tor the All-State Chorus group. This group consists ot students from high schools all over the state who have been picked tor their great talent. lt is indeed an honor to be one ot this group. Many members ot this group were soloists in the chorus' spring show, Starlight ot l954. s ALL-STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: Kneeling left to right: Phil Pleasants, Richard Cooke, Jimmy Daven- port, Baker Asher. STANDING left to right: Ann Carney, Barbara Ballard, Kathleen Pennington, Frances Thomas, director George Marenchin. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB is composed ot girls who are members ot the Senior Chorus. The group was formed to enable them to become more experienced with singing, and to be able to specialize in different types of singing. Girls not only develop musical talent in chorus work, but acquire poise, and stage presence. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: First row lett to right: Fritts White, Nancy Squires, Karen Smith, June Allen, Bar- bara Ballard, Pat Price. SECOND row left to right: Barbara Underwood, Myra Goodson, Joanne Goff, Joan Lenhart, Ann Carney, Kathleen Pennington, Frances Thomas. THESE l4 YOUNG MEN form tl'e Boys' Clee Club group. Together, tltey practice specialties and become more familiar with music. One ot the outstanding nunfbeis ot the Starlight ot l954 was the Boys' Cleo Club rendition of Cool Water. BOYS' GLEE CLUB: Front row left to right: Baker Asher, James Davenport, Jay Wilks, Cecil Duke. SECOND row: Jay Burke, Edward Binder, Jimmy Bradley, Donald Volhein, Richard Cooke, THIRD row: Phil Pleasants, Bob Smith, Thomas Doughty, C. L. Luther, Frank Moore. lOl THE FUTURE TEACERS OF AMERICA wc organized this year for the purpose of ii teresting students in the teaching profe sion and in giving those students instru tion and information on teaching as career. The members often visit the neigl boring elementary schools to observe metl ods of teaching, As one of their project members of this club taught classes in hig school for two or three days this year. FTA: Back row: Charlene Nachman, Ginger Davidson, Mae Llewellyn, Jean Hulgins, Elaine Lowenstern, Genis Crowder, Frona Conn. LEFT center ro: Moonyeen Warren, Margaret Shrevees, Marianne Sherman, Fritts White, Nancy Hawley. RIGHT center row: Kim Weaver, Daralie Siegel, Adrienne Nettles, Agnes Rowe, Mary Alice Revere. THE CHESS CLUB, an addition to our extra-curricular clubs I was farmed by students who are interested in playing chess I and who find it a fascinating pastime. CHESS CLUB: Sated left to right: Robert Morgan, Barbara White, Chris Koonnas, R. D. Williams. STANDING left to right: Bobby Coleman, Don- ald Morgan, Myra Jones, George Themides, Michael Garrick. I THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMEI ICA is made up of girls who take, or wl have taken, home economics, and wl are interested in advanced sewing, coo ing, and home management. This grol not only trains girls to be better hous wives, but prepares many of them f careers in homemaking. The club he their annual dance, the FHA Snowball in the cafeteria, before the Christmas v cation. FHA: Seated left to right: Thelma Spade, Peggy Huffman, Jean Collins, Chari Drummond, Pat Moss, Barbara Smith. FIRST row standing: Delores Gabrial, Annette Will, Kay Kavil, Renee Koskinas, Millie Futrell, Shirley Smith, Corrie Johnson, Barbara Robertson, Mary Madagan. SECOND row: Kathleen Snyder, Shirley Thomas, Jane Price, Shirley Cooper, Frances Reese, Sally Marks. THIRD row: Felicia Weinholcl, Leah Gibbins, Pat Ripley, Shelly Lewis, June Hicks, Zena Ross. VIE THEIR THE DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB is similar in purpose to the Dis- tributive Education Club, but all stu- dents taking this course are not re- quired to be members of the club. This course enables students to prepare themselves for future jobs while still attending high school. DO: Seated left to right: J. T. Breeden, Barbara Ferro, Harold Rhodes, Norma Ferro, Mr. Laine, sponsor, STANDING left to right: Kenneth Haynes, Cecil Butts, John Adams, Charles Lanier, John Adams, Charles Lanier, John Chen- oweth, Harry Mears, Jerry Overman, Vernon Cartwright, Leroy Curry. OUR STUDENT LIBRARIANS do much to keep the library an informative and orderly place. They help the librarians during their study halls, and before and after school. Their cheerful attitudes add much to the pleasant atmosphere of the library. Before becoming student librarians, they must familiarize themselves completely with all phases of library work. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Left to right: Betty Hamilton, Joyce Thomas, Margie Good, Evelyn Howell, Joan Cobb, Mary Llew- ellyn, June Hicks, Janet Olin, Peggy Bostic, Charlese Jones. THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB consists of all pupils who are enrolled in the distributive education c I a s s e s. Through the activities of the club, stu- dents are taught leadership, and learn to regard the field of distribution as a profession, Through these courses, stu- i dents also learn to be wise customers. DE: Kneeling left to right: Lillian King, Mary Meadows, June Roberts, Lillian Martin, Rose Jones, June Fowler, Audrey Griffin, Nancy Taylor. FIRST row stand- ing left to right: Woody Garett, Betty Grant, Virginia Dunford, Jean Hudgins, Bev- erly Avant, Betty Hamby, Estelle Ellis, Joyce Thomas, Yvonne Yates, Joe Lanier, Mrs. Hamilton, sponsor. SECOND row: Terry Futrell, Billy Powell, Louis Strange, Arthur Rinehart, Alvin Mizelle, Clifton McLawhorn, Jack Allen, Robert Schon- I feld, Marvin David, David Melson. PLAN FOR TO ORRO - SENIORS LEAD 4? UNDER THE LEADERSHIP of these capable officers, the Seniors had an activity-full last last year in N,N.H.S. The officers: Kent Puckett, president, Jean Hudgins, secretary, Ann Carney, treasurer, Harry Simpson, vice-president, Cabby Garrett, Honor CouncilChairman, Walter Leyland, Executive Board Representative, Franklin Mitchell and Ann Payne, Honor TEBI Council representatives. DARALIE SIEC-EL, Bulletin Board Chairman, hangs the Seniors' blue and white pennant as Joyce Crickenburger, Co-Chairman of the Pennant Committee, looks on. JERYL mittee Donna mittee which to the DIAMANT, Motto Com- Chairman, confers with Keranen, Invitation Com- Chairman, while deciding motto should be presented class. IO6 EACH FRIDAY morning fini Senior Assembly Co-Chairme Vianne Bryant and Walt Leyland, on the way to Iec their committee in plans f the annual Senior Assembly. SENIORS EACJERLY awaited the arrival of their rings. Here, Ann Carney and Jean Weaver, Co- Chairmen of the Ring Commit- tee ,admire this Senior emblem while writing receipts. RECORDS EOR the Senior Dancesl Une der the able guidance of Myrtland Henderson and Thomas Keesee, Dance Committee Co-Chairmen, these dances are a great success. WHEELS f HAWNC TO CHOOSE from so many lovely flowers is diffi- cult, but Clay Allen, Flower Committee Chairman, has an easy task with Frona Conn, Color Committee Chairman, to help her. THE PEREORMANCES of these Seniors usually stay hidden until graduation. Then, how- ever, the spotlight falls on them as they lead the class in graduation activities. They are Harry Simpson, Class Speaker, Jack Nelson, Music Committee Chairman, Vianne Bryant, i Class Speaker, Clarence Roberts, Music Committee Member, Ralph Rabinowitz, Class y Ciftorian. lO7 ,,0vv THEIRLJ TYE To A CARLTON ANN ADAMS Home Room 308 Quill and Scroll Sr. Assembly Committee Jr. 81 Sr. Dance Committees Jr. Si Sr. Choruses Science Club Spanish Club: President French Club Beacon Staff Anchor Staff: Girls Sports Editor JOHN EDWARD ADAMS Home Room 126 D.O. Club VASHTI GAY Home Room i Sr. Assembly Com ' Sr. Flower Com h '1 rw-ri Jr, Chorus Sr. Chorus: Let Jr. Red Cross JA i e Cast of A Touc .9 i Wi JACK ALLEN Home Room lO5 ,, yffff PATRICIA ETHEL ALLREE Home Room 308 Sr. Invitation Ccmmittee Soonish Club School Dance Ccmmittee School Publicity Committee G.A.A. Fieldball Team Home Room Officer MARSHA ANDREWS Home Room l09 Quill and Scroll Beacon Staff Thespians Cast of January Thaw Student Council Representati Drama: Furniture Staff French Club Sr. lnvitation and Color Committees Transfer from a Pennsylvan School NORRIS EDWARD APPERSC Home Room 308 J.V. Football Team Varsity Football Team: Lette GORDON BAKER ASHER, Jl Home Room 308 Football Manager: Letter Sr. Chorus All State Chorus Cast of A Touch of Starlighi Key Club Hi-Y Club: Secretary Drama: Furniture Staff Latin Club Behavior Code Committee Home Room Officer WA THE GRE TEST BEVERLY ANN AVANT Home Room 308 TE. louse and Grounds Committee :hool Dance Committee E .A.A. eldball Team :ccer Team: Captain :isketball Team: Captain ockey Team: Captain 4 . N JAMES FREDRICK AXL Home Room 3 8 KX V. Football Team arsity Football Team: etter 'ack Team: Letter udent Council Re rese v mop Officer ome Room Offic C L MILLARD EDWARD BABB Home Room l26 O. Club NANCY LOU BAKER Home Room 308 Q . Assembly Committee itin Club l'1ool Dance Committee . Dance Committee :use and Grounds Committee Sher Staff udent Council Representative udent Council Executive Board racon Staff lO9 RONALD BARLOW Home Room 308 Radio Production Staff Drama: Stage Crew BILLY WILSON BEASLEY Home Room 108 Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Band Sr. Band House and Grounds Committee GARLAND RAY BEDSAL Home Room 308 Key Club Spanish Club J.V. Football Team C ER ANB N E om? if r MGI st ouch St r' S anis Club e s -A . at F .A. O G C mit if OH, THAT MAGIC if .5 ifiiigiigwl GEORGIA MARY B ICOUVARIS Home Room 308 Spanish Club Anchor Staff Usher Staff Behavior Code Committee School Spirit Committee Y.W.C.A.: Chaplain Hockey Team Basketball Team Golf Club Sr. Dance Committee ELAINE BLACK Home Room 308 F.H.A. French Club Dance Committee House and Grounds Committee Drama: Props Staff F.T.A. Dr. Invitation Committee Behavior Code Committee Newcomers Committee Anchor Staff PEGGY BOSTIC Home Room 314 Sr. Invitation Committee Usher Staff Jr. Ring Committee Library Assistant: Letter Library Assistants' Club: President, Vice-President Home Room Officer Y-Teens: Pianist Drama: Props Staff ROBERT DANIEL BRADLEY Home Room 308 Cross Country Team Track Team School Spirit Committee Sr. Pennant Committee Shop Officer Cantata . e , if dx at nJU.t..P?t f76Q I JAMES LEE BRADLEY Home Room 308 Track Team: Letter Cross Country Team J.V. Football Team Beacon Staff: Cartoonist Anchor Staff Key Club Sr. Chorus Boys' Glee Club Student Council Representativi Jr. Dance Committee J. T. BREEDEN Home Room lO5 fb., PHYLLIS VIANNE BRYANT Home Room IO9 Nelms Honor Scroll National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Anchor Staff: Editor of Senior Section Sr. Class Speaker Sr. Assembly Committee: CO-Chairman Jr. Dance Committee: Chairman Jr. 81 Sr. Choruses Casts of 2 Plays Latin 81 French Clubs BOBBY GRAY BUCHANAN Home Room l05 Thespians Casts of 3 Plays French Club Debating Club Sr. Chorus Boys' Athletic Association rl LEMJ xynfwfm ww IAMES SYLVE. Home Room 308 ry Club ama: Stage Crewg Stage Manager ama: Letter iespians Assembly Committee ist of Tournament Ploy ench Club 'lLLlAM GERALD BUNTING Home Room 109 facon Staff: Circulation Manager J., 'amaz Stage Crew AA' fx' . Motto Committee M . Assembly Committee ' . aher Staff -havior Code Committee , ILLIAM AUSTIN CAMPBELL Home Room 105 elms Honor Scroll ay Club: President 'onish Club . Band: Letter I State Band '. Dance Band ltjdent Council Representative dent Council Committees iseball Team JAMES ROBERT CAMPER Home Room 204 elms Honor Scroll :sts of 3 Plays l Tournament Cast mntest Play Director ama: Stage Crew: Letter tespians zy Club -Y Club ack Team oss Country Team: Letter MARTHA ANN CARNEY Home Room 109 Nelms Honor Scroll National Honor Society Jr. Chorus Sr. Chorus: Accompanist Cast of A Touch of Starlight Sr, Class Treasurer Sr. Ring Committee: Head Sr. Assembly Committee French Club Executive Board Representative ELWOOD CARROLL Home Room 109 ELWOOD VERNON CARTWRIGHT, JR. Home Room 109 DONALD MYERS COFFEY, JR. Home Room 109 ,W B TTHE DE DLI E FRONA REED CONN Home Room IO9 F.T.A. Sr. Color Committte: Chairman Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Ring Committee Anchor Staff: Co-Editor School Life Section Student Council Representative Spanish Club Jr. Mixed Chorusg Drama Staffs ' ooizis LEE COOKE Home Room IO9 Sr. Ring Committee Spanish Club Red Cross Representative Cu.A.A, Apparatus Club PAULINE PATRICIA COUNCIL Home Room IO9 Sr. Pennant Committee Jr. Dance Committee Cantata Fieldball Team Soccer Team GENIS BIRD CROWDER Home Room I05 Sr. Dance Committee Sr. Music Committee School Spirit Committee Latin Club I-Ii-Y Mascott Pep Club F.T.A. Anchor Staff Jr. Chorus G.A.A. Executive Board BOBBY CURLING Home Room 3I4 LEROY FRANKLIN cuRRv,JR. Home Room IO9 D.O. Club: Vice-President BOBBY NELSON DAIL Home Room 303 Baseball Team: Letters National Athletic Scholarshi Society wr! VEQJJQCDJ I Ns R AVIDVYQ-f Ro 3' XIIVQV . Club ' Gol lub as ba eam S er t k . S Jr. e Committe 8 9th Gradeifii cill W WILLIAM B DECHERT Home Room 303 Transfer from Wirwick High School ELIZABETH JEAN DENTON Home Room 309 Sr. Ring Committee Drama: Make-up Sta't Hockey Team Basketball Team JERYL SHELIA DIAMANT Home Room 309 Quill and Scroll Science Club: Executive Board French Club: Vice-President Beacon Staff Anchor Staff: Editor Activities Section Sr. Motto Committee: Chairman Latin Club Usher Staff Varsity Soccer Team Home Room Officer .i THERE W S RUSH F, RENNIE DICK 7 Home Room l09 'D Key Club , School Dance Committse Sr. Dance Committee f Track Team Tennis Team Football Team NANCY GAY DILLAMAN Home Room 309 Anchor Staff: Co-Editor School Lite Section Beacon Staff: Typist Student Council Representative Sr. Assembly Committee Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Red Cross Representative Jr. Dance Committee F,H.A. Usher Staff Varsity Hockey Team THOMAS M. DOUGHTY, JR. Home Room IO9 Transfer from Buckroe Jr. High Sr. Chorus J.V. Football Team Science Club: Parliamentarian Latin Club Radio Production Staff BARBARA RUTH DRUCKER Home Room 309 Nelms Honor Scroll Quill and Scroll Anchor Staff: Editor Latin Club: President French Club Thespians Jr. Red Cross: Vice-President Sr. Assembly Committee Usher Staff: Program Head Jr. Dance Committee 4 ARIKA ELIADAKI Home Room 303 French Club: Literature Committee: Head qrbara Ann Deal Committe r. Dance Committee Drama: Furniture Staff Hockey Team h Latin Club IOL! C. ESTELLE ELLIS Home Room 309 D.E. Club G.A.A.: Gym Show Track Team Soccer Team Cantata Home Room Officer MARY MINGE ENGLISH Home Room 309 Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Decoration Committee French Club Tennis Club Golf Club Usher Staff Barbara Ann Deal Committe G.A.A. Gym Show Varsity Hockey Team Home Room Officer LOUIS BRUCE ENSLEY Home Room 303 Sr. Chorus Boys' Glee Club French Club Usher Staff Cross Country Track Team TO ORDER PENAN Home Room 309 Spanish Club Behavior Code Committee Tennis Club G.A.A. Gym Show . House and Grounds Committee BARBARA ANN FERRO Home Room 309 D.O. Club Golf Club Usher Staff F.H.A. Drama: Costume Staff Student Council Representative NORMA FAYE FERRO Home Room 309 D.O. Club: Secretary Golf Club Usher Staff Behavior Code Committee F.H.A. Drama: Costume Staff BILL FLOYD Home Room lO9 Varsity Football Team: Captain Football Letter . is lil Wlw I , , gy, if . e NA HEL OREHAND Home 07 . ands. etterg sic Staff S. Bulletin Board Committee F.H.A. G.A.A. Jr. Red Cross Representative French Club Speedball Team Varsity Hockey Team ELDRED BERTON FOWLER Home Room 309 Jr. Chorus Sr. Chorus Boys' Glee Club Key Club Sr. Dance Committee Spanish Club Jr. Dance Committee House and Grounds Committee Track Team Home Room Officer PHYLLIS JUNE FOWLER Home Room 309 D.E. Club Jr. Chorus Drama: Make-up Staff Office Assistant G.A.A. Gym Show Hockey Team Speedball Team EARL DENNIS FOX Home Room 109 - s A DRIyG ...THEE BLE S ,F ' fe 5 G f' . Ji, ,NAU J are-'AA aff, -'CQV'-Fiji :ML ' V , . V I, V . W ,.., VL--Zmv'- ef l ..J:'L,nf-ff 39530 Hin I' A F ' f -J' ,x I ff,,i!,m 4414-itil : N avjwwul i-pix i if ,' of? 4' Q44 .f-T031 LEONARD DAVID FRIERMAN Home Room 309 Sr. Ring Committee Science Club Jr, Academy of Science School Dance Committee School Spirit Committee Cantata JOHN TERRY FUTRELL Home Room 303 DE. Club - Usher Staff GABBY GARRETT Home Room 303 Honor Council: Chairman Latin Club Spanish Club: Vice-President Y-Teens: Vice-President Anchor Staff: Art Editor Student Council: Publicity Chairman Student Council Letter Jr. Band Home Room Officer JAMES WOODSON GARRETT Home Room 303 D.E. Club: Vice-President 9 Machine Shop Officer Home Room Officer SHIRLEY ANN GARRIS Home Room 3l4 Beacon Staff: Copy Editor Beacon Staff: Third Page Editor Dr. Dance Committee Publicity Committee House and Grounds Committee Newcomers Committee G.A.A. Gym Show Tennis Club A Office Assistant THOMAS GATLING Home Room l09 Sr. Chorus Boys' Glee Club DOYLE CHRIS GIBBS I Home Room 309 Sr. Assembly Committee Spanish Club Behavior Code Committee Anchor Staff . - 1, fi if ixmff 'T . xy' , ll, f C, 'll - . Lf .'2,f'4fL' if . llwf' , . ' a ,QW- ' I qw',?lv ' - Mtg., ' V uf, fl' 'T rf! K ,JJ , ,ue ' ,T we :wt ,iff ig A'lULfL f .f,,,6 ,N Q,4L.t.df MAQJQK ragdoiipw ' J . - W- fr.: f - fx 5,2 -ffl-'lflobmei Algdom 1335, fgjv, US? lgiQgg,C6'i?hFnlitfeA,LtJc,:,,,'I? Yifeensx Qi L X A . Jr. Chogus J' if! -jf JAr,ylD'Aonce Cdmbiitfee fi lp: L'll1raryl7 Assisfantsl Qlgtil -fi In l:.l5il.A,AwEJrL ' I ,L. l' f 'Wi lg' a.AfA - ,417 3 'J cifigi DramEiErld3luj,r'lTtuv7.jJAiSIdtffJ'A'f W A .. fv f qv 5 .i,-'M-- i- ill L J J F -1 MU: i r ,111 ,. ,V i' A All ' it r' ff .5 , f - L, v , . ,41,t,l,ff,z,lf!n 4135 ,V :- - 1 Q J. Q-,Y ' 'pdl' rg, ,i 1' g Ni' ., .J OF SE DORIS MAY GODSEY Home Room IO9 Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Dance Committee G.A.A. Basketball Team Hockey Team Fieldball Team Soccer Team Cantata MILDRED JOANNE GOFF Home Room I26 Beacon Staff: Editor-in-Chief: Letter Quill and Scroll: President Jr. Chorus Sr. Chorus: Publicity Manager Girls' Glee Club Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Dance Committe e Usher Staff G.A.A. Gym Show F,H.A. BEN Home GORDON Room I 05 Fire Warden Electric Shop Beacon Staff: Advertising Staff: Manager House and Grounds Committee Publicity Committee Officer BETTY JEAN GRANT Home Room l26 D.E. Club: Constitution Committee Drama: Furniture Staff Fieldball Team Speedball Team Soccer Team Basketball Team Hockey Team IOR AUDREY MAE GRIFFIN Home Room 309 D.E. Club Drama: Make-up Staff G.A.A.: Gym Show Hockey Team Speedball Team I Soccer Team Cantata ' 1 .1-lf lf? VI 4' .A PN.. . llllw X, ' JV-P ' f at fu, is ' 8 cHARi,5s,f'rHo7viAs I-QLL . 'fltlome Rabi Sr. Ring Commi ee School Dance Committee Spanish Club Hi-Y Club Shop Officer Track Team GRANVILLE CRADDOCK HALL Home Room 308 J.V. Football Team Varsity Football Team: Letter House and Grounds Committee Wood Shop Officer Home Room Officer 8th 81 9th Grade Basketball Cantata 'ff , H ll 'Val' f. , Q , 'll yur ,r ,yI5j7 1- 9 mf-'ff Ml ,VJ .Vg . V ji, f f i C'l' il mf? If .ju K, ffm: J, 1 I . Jr ,I L ' if l D A MP?65vd k'Com Llltee nfl ' Sr. Bi g Co 'i ee JJ! stream fer:,Ef I efjjadli Sch,ooI, I L i Stan, Yxao iff' I -H I b i - ,mf Qi if b GJ A vp' ,Q A , Fay 1, AIA G' ,4J 'Xl if fyxpf-f' tb II7 ft, .4 ll t , , if WNZNEPTSNN is fri ,ff o e voom ' ' 1 t CI IVV ' CV M ?r1 'f' - Q fri' V 3, r'----f - 3 aff' 1 ' VL ' Jw. M ,f K - ' q?,,f.T Jkdiixlljl 'U M ,. ,r-' 2 .3 Nfxnjrf M M w-.,:,.r..4r' C 0 0 o :,ff iV . '-rf ' ky 1 A f,. s rf, r' -.f , u . , if A' -r..,3 -. BETTY HAMBY r C RUBY M5efi5ARL'dw Home Room 105 Hama Roomr 309 D.E. Club Drama: Ma jdatfzjead Drama: Assistant Directors Drarnzaz ume Staff lgmxrt . Prompgtip? tatf Sr. Dance Committee rambbg L ' ' Basketball Team Sr. C rnmittee Soccer Team B con Staff Hockey Team Spanish Club Cantata Behavior Code Committee Thespians Home Room Officer DORIS PALMER HARPINE BETTY HAMILTON Home Room 126 Home Room 105 Varsity Cheerleader: :rr Usher Staff iv. Cheerleader: r-is? Library Assistants' Club: Usher sroff' if f Treasurer Drama: Cosffi e aw ' Drama: Props Staff Sr. P n in f- MAI G.A.A. W ri rrgJ F.H.A. r. ed nt ' , Y-Teens -NG. jy r ' o V - W? frffgtf BARBARA MYRTLAND HENDERSON Home Room 309 National Honor Society: Secretary KIRKWOOD HANRAHAN Thespians: President Anchor Staff: Business Editor Home Room 105 , French Club Graduating in absentia ,V Latin Club . r ' Sr. Dance Committee: ,, J Jiri' ra. -' Y 1, g Co-Chairman j' A, 1373 ' Drama: Props Staff: Head ,XL , 4 r' Drama Letter ,KJ l I-'git iff' School Spirit Committee 5 r Casts of 3 Plays ga 0 I J fi fi' V fr' 4 JUNE CEREDA Hicics BERNICE CLAY HARCU tix Home Room 303 Home Room 12 Drama: Furniture Staff Dm,-no: Mokeim gfaf French Club: Executive Board Jr. Red Cross Represe tive Sf-Teens t I . Drama: Costume Staff 1 Library Assistants Club GAA. Gym show , QM. Gym Show Cantata 0-A-A u Soccer Team 7 House and Grounds Committee r Student Council Representative l H8 HELEN JEAN HUDGINS Home Room 303 ofbb kv 0' 1 me Room r Cla Secre y tate Re totive K. Q ' 'ze Alford tio I t nor cie y F.T.A: Vice esiden Jr. 8- Sr. Choru . Beacon Staff Latin Club Home Room Officer Kesr glub tSwe2l'pe'R,,-I . 1' r JACQUELINE HUETER Home Room IO9 Beacon Staff French Club Latin Club Election Official Anchor Staff Jr. Dance Committee Sr. Bulletin Board Committee School Spirit Committee Home Room Officer CLAUDIA JOANNE HUSSEY Home Room lO5 Jr. Band Sr. Band: Music Staff! G.A.A. Spanish Club Jr. Dance Committee Sr. Rink Committee G.A.A. Gym Show T FOOTB LL GAM Home Room 105 Sr. Dance Committee Spanish Club Drama: Prompting Staff Usher Staff School Spirit Committee Library Assistant Golf Club G.A.A. Gym Show Soccer Team Cantata ff M '1l' ' C 19 5,4 o R 0' . Re a mm' e Sr m W G, ow h ta n a: u s Staff Pe anis Club Jr. Red Cross Representative RAYMOND JORDON Home Room 303 WARREN DAVID JOYE Home Room 309 Jr. Band Sr. Band .l.V. Football Team: Captain Varsity Football Team: Letter Baseball Manager: Letter f jill! ff l , f 1 I VJ-fcfl gif? , . Z 6 by fcf IAHI-.f 1' f 1, 'Z lf. 'WALK Y f' s figftrgifgzt qffolus yiewntif I Ro 5 7fi,,Lf! H . fi,K667n Q? tice Assi t , geblsiher St Q J Libra istan ' 5Q,f.M0ff'U Om r:12e!Lf2J 1 , ,g Ce- lent fE',lAssembIyi7Q0, Tttee W- G.A.A. ow' Lsygmaftwbs fgigwf' .if X I Tegmg fUdE 1' COL! EDFQSEQKDM . .A. ' CW' 1 D' 'S I MEM fe er t p , age ' Cantata G I 2-rF1?l-EAC Fashion Show VIRGIE ROSE JONES Home Room 308 D.E. Club Sr. Dance Committee J.V. Cheerleader Y-Teens Cantata 1 120 Cantata t RAYMOND KENNETH JOYNE Home Room 105 Sr. Band Latin Club Key Club J.V. Football Team Varsity Football Team: Letter J.V. Basketball Team Varsity Basketball Team: Letti Usher Staff Shop Officer WE DID THE NIICHOLAS CHARLES KAILOS Home Room 105 Drama: Stage Crew Spanish Club THOMAS ERNEST KEESEE Home Room 105 Honor Council Representative Key Club Hi-Y Club Science Club Sr. Dance Committee: C0-Chairman Basketball Manager Cast of Tom Sawyer WILLIAM EDWARD KELLEY Home Room 109 Wood Shop Officer Metal Officer Auto Machine Shop Officer DONNA SUE KERANEN Home Room 308 Nelms Honor Scroll J.V. Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader: Head: Letter Anchor Staff: Senior Section Co-Editor Lounchings lllustrator Clubs: Latin: Science Sr. Invitation Committtee: Chairman Usher Staff Student Council Representative MARJORIE LEE KRAUSE Home Room 107 Sr. Dance Committee Spanish Club Science Club J.V. Flogtwirler Varsity Flagtwirler Sr. Band Sweetheart F.H. A. Jr. Red Cross Representative Student Council Representative Usher Staff BETTY LACKEY Home Room 105 Nelms Honor Scroll Anchor Staff: Art Staff Art Club - Jr. Chorus Sr. Bulletin Board Committee Pep Club Launchings Illustrator G.A.A. Gym Show F.H.A. Fashion Show MALCOLM RAY LANGSTON Home Room 126 Key Club J.V. Football Team J.V. Basketball Team Varsity Football Team: Co-Captain: Letter Varsity Basketball Team Baseball Team Julian Gordon Trophy Athletic Council 8th Grade President RAYMOND E. LANGSTON Home Room 308 D.O. Club J.V. Football Team J.V. Basketball Team Varsity Football Team: Letter Varsity Basketball Team Jr. Y Board Member Usher Staff I HOKEY POKE JOE HARRISON LANIER Home Room 105 D.E. Club: President Key Club Cast of Tom Sawyer Home Room Officer Cantata WALTER ALFREDWWM LEYAND, JR. Home Room 105 Sr. Assembly Committee: 7 Co-Chairman Key Club Hi-Y Club Latin Club: Vice-President Executive Board entative of Student C Jr. Red Cross Representative Sr. Chorus MAY PARKER LEWELLYN Home Room 314 G.A.A. F.H.A. F.T.A. Jr. Ring Committee Student Council Representative Jr. Chorus Library Assistant Drama: Effects Staff Tri-Hi-Y Club: Chaplain Cast of 2 Plays SALLIE ANN MADRA Home Room 312 Office Assistant Golf Club Y-Teens Anchor Ad Staff MICKEY DONALD MARCELLA, JR. Home Room 303 J.V. Basketball: Co-Captain Varsity Basketball Team: Letter Varsity Football Team: Letter All Foreman Field Team Wood Shop Officer LILLIAN PAULINE MARTIN Home Room 313 D.E. Club School Dance Committee Drama: Assistant Director Drama: Make-up Staff Soccer Team Basketball Team Hockey Team Tumbling Club Apparatis Club PHYLLIS McALWEE Home Room 105 ARLENE ROSE MclNTlRE Home Room 312 Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Chorus Tri-Hi-Y Club Cantata G.A.A. Basketball Team Volleyball Team Kickball Team Tumbling Club F.H.A. HE SE IOR OCK HOP . CLIFTON MCLAWHORN Home Room 314 acon Staff: Photographer -Y Club y Club Ring Committee E. Club: Promotion Manager rnalism Letter ident Council Representative havior Code Committee ime Room Officer HARRY BEACH MEARS Home Room 314 . Club ma: Stage Crew 8- 9th Grade Basketball Teams Op Officer ime Room Officer THOMAS FRANKLIN MiTcHEi.i. Q Home Room 314 l Dance Committee ' Honor Council Repreesntative Dance Committee ey Club anish Club J. Basketball Team: Letter irsity Basketball Team ewcomers Committee :me Room Officer MARVIN R. MITCHELL Home Room 303 J. Football Team irsity Football Team: Letter irsity Baseball Team: Letter ack Team I Foreman Field Team I Tidewater Team ortswriters' All State Team Ost Outstanding Lineman '51 Ost Outstanding Back '53 Op Officer ALVIN FLOYD MIZELLE Home Room 314 D.E. Club Key Club Sr. Dance Committee Usher Staff Spanish Club Drama: Stage Crew J.V. Basketball Team J dvi , X , Jjv ,' fl 1 41.1 I , t, , f . I, MYRTLE ELIABETH MOORE Home Room 314 f ' Sr. Flower Committee Drama: Props Staff Drama: More--up Staff .,1 'C C -3' ROGER ELLIOT MOORE Home Room 314 Sr. Ring Committee Jr. Band Sr. Band: Letter LORETTA DARLENE MORRIS Home Room 126 Spanish Club School Dance Committee Student Council Representative School Spirit Committee Jr. Dance Committee Beacon Staff Election Official Tri-Hi-Y Club Cantata I THEY ANXIO FLY NANCY ELIZABETH MORRIS Home Room l26 Student Body Secretary Newcomers Committee: Co-Chairman Usher Staff: Headg Letter Thespians Drama: Furniture Staff: l-lead: Letter Beacon Staff: Secretary: Typist Senior Dance Committee Senior Color Committee G.A.A.g Hockey Team Student Council Letter CHARLENE JOAN NACHMAN Home Room 126 Nelms Honor Scroll National Honor Society Anchor Staff: Assistant Editor French Club Latin Club: Membership Committee: Chairman Science Club: Program Committee: Chairman Thespians: Secretary Drama: Costumes Staff: Head Prompting Staff: Head: Drama Letter Casts of 4 Plays GLENN WILLIAM NELSON Home Room l26 Key Club J.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball Dance Committee Cantata Shop Officer JOHN HUGH NELSON Home Room lO7 Key Club Hi-Y Club Sr. Music Committee: Chairman Sr. Assembly Committee Jr. 81 Sr. Bands: Letter School Dance Band Track Team ui-M' .l.V. Basketball L' FRANCINE NOVAK Home Room 3l4 School Spirit Committee Sr. Dance Committee Beacon Staff: Business Manag JANET DENESE OLIN Home Room 3l4 Girls' Choir Cast of Riddle Me Riches Transfer from St. Mary's N.N.H.S.: Latin Club Tennis Club Student Council Representati Anchor Staff: Classroom Secti Sr. Motto Committee Behavior Code Committee Library Assistant FRANK JOSEPH ,OTTOFARi Home Room l26 J,V. Football Team Varsity Football Team: Lette Track Team Drama: Stage Crew Usher Staff National Athletic Scholarshii Society Metal Shop Officer JERRY OVERMAN Home Room l26 Jr. Red Cross Rt te M gitlfiiil is 3 -af' il ,nl lLEN..x.gsQ'sf j7.,4?,? lf17T'w 'ts,r fjwbinh TAT-TA' an v 1 ,-...-4----'H' ,' g , ,.,-...., f L, Q,-wie 124 A M- MMQWU fig' Tfwn f - TC.lfl4w.ff, .M.fQ.-fi 'N f .-,: J-ATTN fn ,fi 2 ' if li QE! rlfi-LL 'ixvygyu ,Spb-Q 1 I lv ., 1 It iq' Yi?1YJa.M----SLM-uc'-iAf'l2fsW' fl'z 5 '7 A ' 'LFKT' 96fAf'-Afzf- 4-'J tc! NORRIS LEO PADGET Band ool Dance Band ice Committee p Officer SEPH ter Staff 'ne Room y Club: Social C nch Club nch Club: Secretary in Club: Social Committee iool Publicity Committee I chor Staff ips Staff ' niture Staff WAITED 49 Home Room lO7 Band: Letter ss ck Team t of L Play I . ao EDWAR IL GN PARRisH Howe' oo OW Band Band: Letter Dance Committee BARBARA PATTERSON Home Room l26 Y-Teens: President F.H.A.: President Invitation Committee Red Cross Representative TCO E OF ANN RANDOLPH PAYNE Home Room IO9 Nelms Honor Scroll Honor Council Anchor Staff: Faculty Editor Sr. Dance Committee Usher Staff Latin Club French Club Jr. Dance Committee School Spirit Committee Home Room Officer SYLVIA CHARLSIE PENNINGTON Home Room I 26 Jr. Red Cross: President Jr. Y-Teens Jr. F.H.A. G.A.A. Hockey Team Basketball Team Latin Club School Publicity Committee HELEN ELLIE PERADOS Home Room l26 Anchor Staff: School Life Section Spanish Club Sr. Dance Committee School Spirit Committee Behavior Code Committee Usher Staff Basketball Team: Captain Hockey Team Cantata DANIEL MARROW PHILLIPS Home Room 309 I-li-Y Club Jr. Y Board Sr. Assembly Committee Pep Club Usher Staff Jr. Red Cross Representative Cantata Sr. Ring Committee E IQR SSE BLY A Dmo Sa-0-r 'TX0-'W-4'-4-X - s.:.!.v-I-Azhar x-QWJ GERA D Home Room I O9 ,S IETMU ' 1 Ji flw i J Behavior Code Committee Newcomers Committee Barbara Ann Deal Committee WARREN ARCHIBALD POWELL Home Room IZ6 lr. Red Cross Representative Drama: Stage Crew WILLIAM GARY POWELL Home Room ,I 215 C A 1400 Boys' State Repreesntative W? gif? Sr. Class President Jr. Class President A Hi-Y Club Anchor Staff: Sports Editor Beacon Staff: Cartoonist Launchings Staff: Illustrator Sr. Chorus Student Council Representative Varsity Baseball Team: Letter M, x,'fZl Home WILLIAM MARTIN PURD Home Room 308 Yokohama, Japan: Varsity Football Team: Letti Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Baseball: Letter Varsity Track Team: Letter Letter Man's Club N.N.H.S.: Sports Teams I-I. R, Vice-President Prom Staff f.. J 3 cz ,4 ft iff o I J -1.--'5- I I , 1, Q, X 1,1 RALE,wUlAB,Lbl6WlT'2 f' MARY ALICE REVERE Home Room l26 Thespians French Club: Membership Committee: Chairman Latin Club: Membership Committee: Chairman Anchor Staff Jr. Dance Committee Sr. Bulletin Board Committe School Spirit Committee Usher Staff Behavior Code Committee Drama: Furniture Staff ARTHUR DWEN RHINEHAI Home Room 303 Jr. Red Cross Representative Drama: Stage Crew Shop Officer Sr. Dance Committee THE THEY JOI ED HAROLD EUGENE RHODES Home Room 309 D.O. Club itudent Council Representative lr. Red Cross Representative Drama: Stage Crew School Publicity Committee Eantata hop Officer ALEN GRAY ROBERTS Home Room 303 l.V. Basketball Team Sr. Ring Committee Sr. Pennant Committee Shop Officer CLARENCE EVERETT aeaujfkg ROBERTS Home Room 125 iii 'C Slational Honor Societ Y Slational Athletic Scholarship Society L- lr. 8- Sr. Bands: Letters 'XII State Band Sr. Ring Committee ir. Assembly Committee Sr. Music Committee Cey Club: Project Committee Track Team: Captain: Letter - Q .4 ,yi ,E frm! , JUNE MARIE ROBERTS Home Room 309' 'ft' .E, Club W rama: Make-up Staff f asketball Team J -lockey Team 5.1 ROBERT GILBERT SCHONFELD Home Room 308 Stamp Club Wrestling Club Bowling Club Science Club Transfer from Baltimore City College High School, Maryland D.E, Club by , fX,M ,Wu T JQLREES SCHWEIDA e Room 3l4 Varsity Football Team XV. Basketball Team Track Team Usher Staff Hi-Y Club LORETTA MAY SCULL Home Room l26 French Club: lnitiation and Program Committees: Head Latin Club Sr, Assembly Committee Nelms Honor Scroll Jr. Dance Committee Thespians Drama: Furniture Staff: Letter Cast of 2 Plays Director 2 Contest Plays DARALIE JOYCE SIEGEL Home Room l26 French Club: Secretary Quill and Scroll Thespians Sr. Bulletin Board Committee: Chairman Beacon Staff Anchor Staff: Underclassmen Co-Editor Behavior Code Committee Jr. Ring Committee Election Official i ' 6' . fi .. 1' 1 ,y Cl Qi 1 I A 4. , f, , ,if xl , 1 , . AVQQQ5-,.,,.a.Q,-1,-..s.' .if-1-411.4 ,iii-1.-4,-v' A, ,,f5'CLf,,,v,J' yfzlgl. , L A., ww., .fiifziaqiffif 'firf-14? QW ' fra .f ' A ,Q ,I , , Af ,- ,7 f .tg .4'i1Q 'P'3 424' Nic-'ff'-I? 551-gfmvefdfi. ,ans-f':fA4j, 'fi-fidkfe-'Hive .-aCs.,,g-Magi, Mfg In M, l 'JAM ROBERT GEORGE SILK . Home Room 314 Spanish Club M 1 Key Club: Treasurer' I Hi-Y Club Track Team Cross Country Team SHIRLEY ANN SIMMONS Home Room I 26 Thespions: Vice-President Casts of 2 Contest Plays Drama: Furniture Staff Drama: Props Staff: Head Spanish Club Sr. Dance Committee Jr. Dance Committee Typhoon Time'f Staff G.A.A. Cantata 1,7104 Jf e!J '1 HARRY D. SIMPSON, JR. Home Room 126 Vice-President of Student B ody Vice-President of Sr. Class National Honor Society Sr. Class Speaker Key Club Hi-Y Club Jr. Class Vice-President American Legion Citizenship Award Football Team: Letter Basketball Team: Letter VICTOR ALLEN SMITH Home Room 126 Cross Country Track Team Christmas Play '52 Krabba Karavan Krabba Highlinht Staff Transfer from Hampton Hig N.N.H.S.: Beacon Staff Track Team Tournament Play Cast , 7, h -Q-yew!! . 1io:--g,.fiIL.- . Room 303 JEAN SMITH Iommittee immittee b f t Committee Committee e Committee 1 Officer JAMES SMITH 'me Room I b iiciol ' Committee Club 1m :all Team 'WARD SMITH e Room 309 1 Committee ie Crew Committee Jall aw ' 'JL f pr tive nmi pie omm' Comm' . git-fee Bvjff' uflayw ' VFX fx'-7f '.f.1: ' QLAQQTQEIITZJG 'sity m Letter itata l BERNARD sPiERs Home Room 109 PETTY PAGE SPIERS Home Room 309 Flower Committee Chorus Chorus: Letter .EONARD BARRY SPIVAC ' and Sr. Bands nce Band 1ior Pennant Committee Jnish Club OR THE HQ Mk My M-ed STALLI Letter tter Senior Band Letter Jr Band Key Club Latin Club l-li Y Club Home Room Officers HAROLD STANBROOK Home Room l2O Sr. Dance Committee Typhoon Time Staff: Announcer Transfer from New York High School Radio Production Projector Club Camera Club y 4ff4 jl , 'AMELVA X ' .Lff-4' ,stiff :iv ff' X 4 74. .c 4 fkilf ' '15, f ' f ,ffiijfiff W ,ff if if- 'MWC lffgflkffl' I Sr. Dandfommittee School Dance Committee Student Council Representative Latin Club Science Club Jr. Academy of Science Track Team: Letter Cross Country Team National Athletic Scholarship Society Cantata cl x l29 X I J ff l Xf'? ,rdf OF C0 R E, THE E IOR PROMWM ELAINE MONA STEIN Home Room 314 School Dance Committee: Co-Chairman Usher Staff Beacon Staff Spanish Club Behavior Code Committee Jr. Chorus Sr. Assembly Committee Student Council Re reesntative D Election Official Jr. Ring Committee JAMES CLYDE TALBERT Home Room 109 BETTY JOAN TAYLOR Home Room 303 Spanish Club Home Room Officer NANCY MAE TAYLOR Home Room 3l4 D.E. Club Sr. Dance Committee Usher Staff G.A.A. Gym Show Jr. Chorus Home Room Officer Cast of Let's Make-up Cantata .ff wf A J ,4AYRTi3,ig.-vARoi 1 51 Ny. Home Room 3l4 e r Scroll Sr. ing mittee , s ii-MEEEJP ff p nist, u Drama: Furnhufgtoff Jr. Red Cross: Treasure G.A.A. Y-Teens Home Room Officer Faculty Secretary JOYCE VANNI THO Home Room 303 Sr. Bulletin Board Comm D.E. Club: Secretaryg T Jr. Class Secretary Freshmand and Sophom Class President F.H.A. Usher Staff . Library Assistant s S d C ' Aaefsgcgmf Leica.. j ll l J X iii: A ft. T' 3 R9 f A 'f ER EY WA H 1 ' Off' -Q, A mbly C 'mmfte r affzfi o-Rita A lasstzwe Sect' Jr. d ' V3 ' V Sr. .i n : Seoteiarvf Li ' 'v- J. GX yi! diow J 9 H k Tem P Pre .'i FHA5' T ' 1 TW Y M ,, Q J Milf J A PATSY Lou wftfsorsi 303 nchor Ad staff , Golf club 549 , E5 Asijant l Lf FIIGHLI JEAN ARNETTE WEAVER Home Room 303 , Ring Committee T.A. A,A. 'amaz Make-up Staff 'amaz Furniture Staff Teens :tice Assistants' Club OUNG SOOK KIM WEAVER Home Room IO9 ationai Honor Society ench Club T.f i, 4IRLEY ANN WELLINGTON Home Room 303 ', Pennant Committee sher Staff rama: Furniture Staff ehavior Code Committee '. Chorus antata VIRGINIA ELOISE WEST Home Room 303 Sr, Ring Committee Spanish Club Y-Teens Drama: Furniture Staff: Props Staff F.I'l.A. G.A.A. MERLE GENEVIEVE WHITE Home Room 303 Typhoon Time Staff F.H.A, G.A.A. G.A.A. Gym Show Soccer Team Jr. Dance Committee Sr. Dance Committee Drama: Props Staff Cantata X 7 f fffbh X955 C77 24 2 XQLS-TIRL ITE ff Hom Y fwfvi X2 Z fwfr 'Y if ff il X E the f 1 JEANNE WINSTEAD Home Room 107 Varsity Flagtwirler Jr. Varsity Flagtwirler Jr. and Sr. Choruses Girls' Glee Club Sr. Ring Committee K7 JOSEPH EDWARD WlSE Home Room Drama: Stage Crew School Drama Committee Baseball Team Key Club Jr. Chorus Shop Officer JOYCE BRYANT WISE Home Room IO9 Sr. Pennant Committee: Co-Chairman Jr. Chorus Sr. Chorus Spanish Club School Dance Committee Drama: Costume Staff Soccer Team AND FE PRESTON EUGENE WOLFEY Home Room 303 Vhespians Spanish Club eacon Staff asts ot 3 Plays rack Team: Managerg Letter rama: Letter thletic Scholarship Society chool Spirit Committee: Chairman r. Assembly i HELEN PERRY WORNOM Home Room IOS Sr. Band: Letter Music Staff Student Council Representative actin Club School Dance Committee Sr. Assembly Committee Y-Teens lr. Ring Committee Dep Club 3.A.A. Gym Show CECIL WRIGHT Home Room 309 Jarsity Basketball Team: Letterg Captain LV. Basketball Team All State Basketball Team TIVE AF F IR lNot Picturedl MYRTLE DeMOSS CAROL EASTMAN WILLIAM SCARLETT GRADY WEBB swlyef JAMES ROY WYATT, JR, Home Room 303 Key Club Student Council Representative J.V. Football Team Sr. Dance Committee School Dance Committee Usher Staff Casts of 3 Plays House and Grounds Committee Shop Officer Varsity Football Manager ANTINE on-71 MMA ff DONNA K E R A- GIRLS' Football NEN is the lucky Team takes the I e a d e r of the spotlight. lunch line. THE SENlOR 7 THIS MAY be preview of w h at the future holds tor the Most Likely to Succeed Seniors Vianne Bryant and Ralph Rablnowitz TRULY THE BEST All Around boy and girl Franklin Mit e and A n n Payne are the lte of any party. B E T T Y J E A N SMITH and Norris Padgett are the handsome couple who so well deserve t o h a v e b e e n chosen the B e s t .. ..... :. , ..,.. . , a M9 ,,: ,: -'--f:5::1g,g,5:r-:fi-rw-1:1 ' f:s:25: -' -:.-ry, Eg 2:5 A -f ' 'FW 4,4 FE 'Sf 'rl' wg' ft' H NANCY BAKER and Jim my Wyatt display the tal ent which won for then the title of Best Dancers HALL DON'T HIT ME! pleacj Jimmy Bradley, Wittie Boy, as Gabby Garret' Wittiest Girl, threaten Dressed Seniors. ,,-xt., ,. him with her shoe. .,ri, ,.tct , BEST STUDENTS Walter eylond ond Kim Weaver, g oke time from studying ' on intorrnol getfto gether DF FAME THE MOST - TALENTED our Dorothy Higginf othom ond Jock Nelson, ook torworcl to o bright uture in the music world, S-.tr MIRROR, mirror on the woll, vvho'S the toirest ot them oll? Moxine Do- mino ond Berton Fowler, the Best Looking Seniors. VP l. is my col- lege, soys Kent Puckett, Most Rop- ulor Boy, to Donno Keronen, Most Pop- ulor Girl, os they compore notes on future olons M I C K E Y MAR- CELLA, Most Athi letic Boy, gives Bor- lporo Whitmer, Most Athletic Cirl, o kind ossist over the woll. EEST? THEIR MAJ ESTIES A King Moc Langston on ERE I TROD CED TO THE Seniors: The difference between a great person and an average person is that the great person sets up objectives in life and achieves them, while the overoge person just lives on, consuming time, but never stopping to figure out exactly where he is going or what he wants. After objectives are set, three things are required to ac- complish them: First, a knowledge of how to do the task at hand, secondly, a will to do, thirdly, the courage to surmount all objectives no matter how impossible it may seem to overcome them. Add to those a self-confidence, which you may achieve by saying over and over to your- self, I can, I can, I con, and never let a semblance of I can't creep into your mind. jSo now, as you enter the world of opportunity, remember jthat almost anything is possible if you try hard enough. lBe a GREAT person. i Good Luckl I Nancy Alexander CL SS SPO OR I congratulate you on having reached this important stage in your life. To many of you it is the first major accom- plishment achieved by your own efforts. You hcxe proved to yourself that you can, you need no fear of the future. As you leave N.N.H.S., either to enter higher institutions of learning or to immediately become a part of your com- munity, you will find that each tomorrow will bring new challenges. Face them with faith and courage. You will find that the teachings of your church, your home, and your school have fitted you for these emergencies. Have confidence in yourself-you have learned more than you now realize. Believe in your God-He will guide you aright, for from Him cometh all power. Be loyal to your country-obey its laws and keep it free. Be honest in all you do. Each of you has a part to play in the great scheme of things. Remember those to whose labors and unselfish service and sacrifice we owe so much. Their devotion to duty obligates each of us to the future. Let it never be said of you that a member of the class of I954 failed in his duty. Whatever be your lot in life you can make it the envy of others. Whatever task be yours you can put upon it a mark of dignity by giving to it the best that is in you. We are God's fellow workers. In the days to come may He grant you wisdom to choose the right, strength to uphold your choice, and character to make you beloved by your fellow man. To each of the Graduates of the Glass of I954 my deepest appreciation. I assure you that I feel singularly honored to have been chosen your sponsor. i Sincerely, Herman Levy I37 WITH THESE LAST NGTES, GUR ,sm Q0 SPRINGS in the oir, so these X NN O. Seniors turn their eyes from books c,XoS'5egexsO ond study for o while, Q90 060 05 vilwofo Oo VPSOQ, o00 ,J fbsese O f O1-S 400 re 1, S O' 6 , Oi, 077,00 lslefeefl' X f S ff f7 Os 7 005 109,036-,,,O,gO5,, Os .S ' 7s fs,,f o AO Q' C717 C! 17764, Dfhrgfs Sflyxx ELAINE STEIN ond Froho Cohn join their friends for o typical before school ses- sioh. V 133 IG TORY E D 'HE MUST be in here some- vherel Dcirolie Siegel ond Aciry Alice Revere ore Two Seniors who work not only in heir clossroorns, but as mem- Jers of the office sfolf. of-V5 XOQQ Xx Xl Oxy 5 1 .90 ' VS PSXLY, PX Yooixel A 'Y 6 O 066 WHAT A doy this hos been! sigh Seniors, Borborci Drucker, Allon Smith, ond Chorlene Nochmon. l39 A LOT of discussion goes into the cirotion for the big Prom dote for Bird Crowder ond Berton Fowler. Pfep' Cenis CO GRATULATIO We, the students of Newport News High School wont to congratulate you, Miss Maguire and Mr, Huller for your Big Story. Without your untiring efforts, we could never have produced a successful yearbook. We hope that you have benefitted by this experience as we have. For years to come, your Big Story will not be forgotten by students of Newport News High School. lt is our sincere hope that future yearbook staffs will have the fortune of your valuable services and will benefit by your able advice. It has truly been enjoyable to work with such good sports as you. With heartfelt appreciation, we award you our deepest thanks. l4O 's. Eleanor Hamilton ck Allen e Allen rry Futrell e Lanier fton McLawhorn vin Mizelle thur Rinehart bert Schonfeld uis Strange iley Williamson verly Avant rginia Duntord telle Ellis ne Fowler idrey Griffin 'tty Grant 'tty Hamby on Hudgins ise Jones lion King lian Martin ne Roberts uncy Taylor yce Thomas 'Qnne Yates .,and'Mrs. W. R. Payne 'and Mrs W S Hornsb . . . y tior1's Paramount Confectionery and Mrs. Shockley 'sl' Johnnie McCarson dy Leggett r. . Vann rS.'All0r1 L. Phillips r. J. A. Fromal, Jr. r. John Eken r. W. W, Sims mes Davenport ayne Bostic iker Asher igene Lone isley Hamner r. Bob Carmine, Jr. iddy's - Place r. and Mrs. L. J. Brown r. andjMrs. Harry Gwaltney r. L, E: Bunting itchin's Brothers . Joseph Farry iendly Barbecue rs. W. C. Gwaltney rs. Alice A. Howe rs. D. L. Keller l A. Clark is. J. B. Hueter 'iss Doris Godsey hlly English r. Archie Conn :ttie Higginbotham iss Ethel Williamson rs. C. D. Mallory ank W. Jackson Jurtney E. Russ rs. J. D. Morris r. William Phillip Will, Jr. rs. A. Rabinowitz lckie Wright Dick rs. F. R. r. E. W. Weaver r. Taliaferro C. Dickerson rs. J. M. Terry iwrence Moss r. Charles E. Weiss '. Frank W. Poindexter r. Walter McCluod ldie Balile rs. Raymond B. Pearce rs. W. F. Hehl 'rico Feliz Patterson .f czfzons Mrs. M. H. Saunders Mrs. Clark Binford Jerry Hogge Mr. J. H. Puckett Mrs. H. V. Markham Mrs. Stanley Volhein, Jr. Loren Deborah Iota Gamma Phi Sorority Sondra Gordon Miss Pat Buffington Post No. 304 B. S. A. George Thomas Smith Mr. L. L. Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lily Mr. and Mrs, Forest Wornom Mr. Charles B. Shreeves Mr. Charles Theopilos l Greens on Mr. . p Melvin Nochmon Mrs. Mrs. S. Cohen Janey Forrest Jane Stanley Marilyn Aronow Mr. H. M, Poplin Louise Wilson Mrs. M. T. Apperson Miss June Keller Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Vivian Archibald Rebecca Suttle Lucille Williams Mary Margaret Lane Nancy Alexander Mr. J. S. Thompson M. G. Willey Mrs. E. M. Sherman Mrs. Nixie Orr Mrs. J. D. Amott Frances Maguire Mrs. R. C. Scull W. H. Cryer Mr. Julius Conn Sue Kelly Frances Strohecker Miss Margaret Louise Williams Miss Elma Free Mrs. William L. Donohoe Louis M. Wheary, Jr. Patsy Dale Barham Nina Huffman Mrs. Julius Conn Miss Amanda Gray Mrs. O. H. Weiss J. H. Booth, Jr, Emilie Holladay Mildred Kelly Lucy S. Catlett Miss Marie Suttle William L. Martin Mrs. John J. Pohl Dr. Paul K. Buckles Miss Jessie F. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Sherman Rev. and Mrs. J. E. White Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Miller Mr. Odell Back Mr. and Mrs. Milton Becker Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Sayre Mrs. W. T. Watkins, Sr. Mrs. Charles D. Gildner Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buffington Mrs. Leonard Gordon Leonard Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Elliott T. Willey Elsie Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kassner Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dillaman Mrs. Lee Roy Whiteman A. Victor Jones Miss Frances Patterson Stanley Drucker Barbara Drucker Leonard Garrett Boys' Club of the Virginia Peninsula Mr. Calvin Edny Honcycutt Mr. Eldon Roberts Mrs. Truell Mr. Glen Phillips Mrs. E. E. Newman Mrs. E. B. Boswel Mr. Sim Grant Bruce Grow John T. Hamilton Paul Lee Hopkins M. E. Johnson W. B. Peck Mrs. Roy Presson Mrs. N. C. Rancorn, Jr. Mr. Cooley Derzis Mr. George Kanelos Mrs. W. F. Mizellc Mrs, F. J. Moore Betty Taylor Beck Ann Bishop Mrs. L. H. Wallace Russell G. Irby Mrs, J, Bruce West R. A. Callis Mr. Larry Kle'n Mrs. Alex Lanier Mac McQuistion Newport News Public Library Mr. Julian L. Parrish Dr. Stella Bicouvaris Kontros Mr. Theodore Anas Mrs, T. N. Hunnicutt Darden Bunch Dr. O. C. Jones Mrs. H. A. Wolevcr Norman A. Leakc Myra Jones Mrs. G. W, Maynard Mrs. Van Madra Ann Payne Mr. A. G. Allen Mr. Allan D. Jones, Jr. Mr. D. J. Lindley Mrs. Rosalie Stein Mary Alice Revere Mrs. E. O. Wood Mr. D. B. Adams, Jr. Mr. Harald Chapman Tommy Olaisen Mr. Dave Mattichak Mrs. Thomas E. Sherman J. P. Edmondson, Jr. Billy Richman Mrs. Dale Bradley Charlene Nachman F. W. Hutcheson George C. Chapin Mrs. R. W. Lett Dr. G. E. Petty A Friend Mrs. M. Parker Henderson Miss Mary Lett Wilcox Variety Shop, Toys Sp Mr. Harry Reyner Mrs. T. G. Anas Mrs. R. B. Coltrane James W. Mays A Friend Myrtland Henderson Carolyn Clark Mrs. Eldora H. Norton Barbara Jones Charlse G. Witherow l4l ecialty Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Hart Mr. and Mrs Erwin Drucker Mr. and Mrs. A. l'. Moss Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Galen H. Moore, Jr Mr. and Mrs. David Dick Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nachman Mr. and Mrs. James J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Davtd Ware Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Harcum Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Spiers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Revere Mr. Charles A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCormick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Coe Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Coates Lt. Col. and Mrs. C. M. Keranen Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Willitord Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Quick Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morewitz Mr. and Mrs. Linwood B. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel R. Apperson Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Howard Mr. A. E. Lenhart Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Underwood Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Allen Mrs, Christian Weaver Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bostic Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Cossada Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Griffin Mr. and Mrs J. E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. William Nachman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodd Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Block Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Pollard Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith Leonard B. Aaron Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watson Mr. William Kanelos Key Clu b Ralph Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cabiness J. L. Abbott and Mrs. W. F. Bowditch Mrs. W. L. Cooke Earl Green Mrs. Francis C. Graves Mrs. Mark J. Stockton M, E. Benton Harry Simpson David Wittan Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. F. F. Williams Mrs. D. J. Ring Mr. L. G. Price Gordon Price Corine Giddings Ethel A. Balanis Alvin C. Norman Mr. A. D. Brewer Miss Viola Fisher Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. L. L. Hazelwood Miss Jane Wilson Miss Irene Mahone Georgia Bicouvaris Mrs. R. S. Key Mr. R. W. Andrews Mr. Bobby Manning Mrs. W. W. Walker Mr. Jimmy Starboard, Esq, Mr. and Mrs. J. James Davenport Mr. and Mrs. F .Hope lronmoger, Jr Mr. and Mrs. E. Blake Cameron, Jr BUSINESS MANAGER MYRTLAND HENDERSON Swami .QE I 1 ? 5 3. f Q A W .N mn Oueen of the Senior Class, Helen Perados, shops at Nachrnan s for the latest fashions. Q- we s www 55:93:94 4 'l' 'xx' ' hsgsgrsg . ' w .gals-sw f Xe-P 1-Q '+ -- -ggi. X NQQQX ggkkigkfxixxkkkk' Nik S QM QNQQX xxxvqsx WASHINGTON AT 32nd l44 ROSENBAUM HARDWARE CO. of ' 5. li , ' S I K1 I 9 1 Q , , ,yy ? 4-- iw .-, is Egg zfqy. I' ' ' an-.,.f. if, at 4 sf The Way to Her Heart ls a Coat of Fur From If Izus Ha1'clu'ure We Have It f Newport News Hampton Warwick 3211 Washington Avenue Dial 4-1271 2 2 , T . , A gfiff 2 ' -- 5 -- W Nl - mm 'ln-sv' She'll Choose You If You Wear Clothes frazck F TOFT1 B0wler's Auto Exchange I' MHEIYEELSTEIN as mgton Avenue 35th and Huntington Ave. Dial 4-1746 ARROW Sl-HR-l-S STETSON I IDAIQIYEIQ 8: l3OWIfll See Will Satisfy Your Wants for C7l!!eHlA 17cwL,!z,l! CO. CARPET FOR HIGH SCHOOL EMBLEM JEWELRY FURNITURE I APPLIANCES l Washington Ave. at 28th St. Dial 2-2041 212 28th sneer Newport News' VO' l, BeOCl'1 pOrtleS Q 95: On the Way l 1 --Me Pe'niHsulu Style C67lf6'l',, Cet Your Grade A Hot Dogs and Other Croceries From PERRY'S MEAT and POULTRY MARKET 3207 Huntington Avenue i 2900 Washington Ave. V H n Shirts Michaels-St Cl th l4 lnnfmfl ,M FOR THE ECK'S ETTER AKERY , Qettylgwis ETTY LEWIS ECKONS READ , . --...,,,,...,.,.,,,..,. A ., Q AG' l I -Q rznswmsn TIDEWATl5EOrkHKkHBWARE Co. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 25th and Parrish Avenue Phone 5-1238 146 P Washington Ave. at 33rd Wfadnn 34150: Slap 3010 Washington Avenue Telephone 4-1594 4 I I 1 A H58 'J' fl ......e- lT PAYS LOOK WELL Th t Sp ial Date is sure to say yes If yo h e that ll g oomed look. BRYANT Sz NELMS 129 26th Street REAL ESTATE DRUIIKER 81 FALK and and INSURANCE Participating Insurance PHONE 4-1621 134 26th Street DIAL 6-1687 Save Your Money by investing with us. 52.00 per month and upwards will earn 3Wn. N EWPORT N EWS When Buying or Selling Let us Serve You Kenneth Arch, Inc. in BUILDING and LOAN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS ASSOCIATION ' ' l2O 26th sneer J' Digl 3.6611 117 26th sneer Dial 5-1200 SAMUEL H. PHILLIPS Real Estate-Insurance--Rents-Loans Ja 2515 Washington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Dial 5-1266 Compliments of MULLIN S CREDIT STORES Phone 5-1621 3002 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. 147 Donna Keranerm, Nancy Morris, Clarence Roberts, and Ralph Rabinowitz shop at Leggett's for the best in stylish apparel. -1 4.g .. 7 eggeflf 4 je atfmenlf 5-few 3209 WASHINGTON AVENUE Dial 5-l283 l-48 In Our 33rd Year at the Same Location NEWPURT NEWS AUTUMUBILE EXEHANGE Established 1921 Phone 5-1217 PRIVATE ROOM FOR BANQUETS OPEN 7 A. M TO 1 A THE NEW Air-Conditioned We Specialize in Steaks and Seafood 3112 Washington Ave. Phone 2 3171 W m y A, M 149 For The lost word in up-to-dote fashions, Sherry Crossley ond Kiddy Dickens shop ot Phillip-Levy. .--L-Q-Q-.l.l.. 465 Q0 .feng 2707 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va 150 Morilyn Aronow, Roberto Webb, Sue Hart, ond Doris Horpine insure thei future with their deposits in Citizens Marine Jefferson Bank. CITIZENS MARINE JEFFERSUN BANK Sp0rI5man'5 Q? 3 Yu -mm Shgp x ii mi A4 1. ,rg . X -i--B NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 151 l 1381 Lester Milholden and his baby sitter, Darlene Mitchell, do not have to worry about catching cold since the house is comfortably heated by C 84 C Coal Co, ..-,4 1 COAL COMPANY 152 Compliments of Zdddi feelawzanzf SCOTT DIST. CO. and 6208 Jefferson Avenue Dial 2-7155 sekvics STATION D.5mbm, of Ti TT 'D' T 5 sNYoER's POTATO cHlPs 9908 Jefferson Avenue Dial 2-7363 CHEETOS FRITOS I. S. ARNOLD'S ESSO SERVICE Compliments of J. S. Arnold's Esso Service 25th Street and Oak Avenue Diol 2-9684 SHARPES AQUARIUM AND PET sHoP 2105 Wickham Ave. Phone 6-1470 Complete Line of Exotic ond Tropical Fish All Accessories Pets of All Descriptions Many Varieties of Birds BOB SMITH'S BARBER SHOPS We need your head to run our business A TRIAL SATISFIES US BOTH 25th St. ot Chestnut Ave. 26th St, ot Washington Ave. Shop Phone 2-9669 Home Phone 2-4298 TYPHOON GRILL Across from Daniel School 220 31st Street Carpenter Brothers OO Insurance :-: Real Estate ll 118-30th Street Newport News, Va. Compliments of LAWSON'S GROCERY 2400 Oak Ave. Dial 6-1601-2 WVEC mem THE FINEST IN RADIO AND TELEVISION Ji r,r TELEVISION RADIO GOOD WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT 'ik Colgate Comedy Hour ix Eddie Cantor Show sfy AII Star Revue iffy Great Gildersleeve ily Show of Shows 74 Phil Harris-Alice Fax FDUCATIONAL iff Ding-Dong School fi' Telephone Hour if? Excursion F News of the World Q American Forum of the Air CULTURAL 71? Firestone Hour Y? Meet the Press ik Plus many others ik Many others WVEC-TV AND WVEC RADIO NBC TELEVISION IN TIDEWATER Congratulations to the Senior Class Compliments Zzaczafaeczq D eat me The Peninsulcfs Friendly Department Store l 3007 Washington Avenue Dial 4 I76I I54 1 S 81 M Pharmacg Rexoll Drug Store 3401 Washington Avenue If Personalized Prescription Service fpsninsufcz gunezafl d7lOn2E 2505 Chestnut Avenue Dial 4-1486 AMBULANCE SERVICE Visit DELICATESSEN Insurance and Real Estate 126 26th Street Dial 4-1471 Hot Corned Beef ond Pastrami THE FINEST IN KOSHER FOOD Dial 2-6028 133 25th Street fl sap always something new Washington Avo. at 28th Complete specialty shop for Children and Teens Ready-to-Wear Clothes - Shoes For Boys and Cirls Nursery Furniture and Toys Blechman's Youth Center 3200-3202 Washington Ave. Phone 5-1793 Newport News, Va. For That Special Someone It's BARR BROTHERS Jewelers and Opticians 3005 Washington Avenue MODERN CLEANERS AND DYERS 3409 Washington Avenue Dial 4-1781 : .::5e JJ' X K is l l w A f , l 4 31 will i ell I! QIVAI in V W' ,. ,1.,.,, AA,..,.,.,, ,A1., ,.,,.A,, ,..,,,, , , o W hue you lea rn! Your pay starts from the first clay at the telephone company - even while youire learning your new job! Thatls one reason so many young girls choose a tele- phone job when they finish school. They clon't need experi- ence to get this good joh - and theylre paid while they learn a skill lhat'll always be useful. Find out more about the variety of telephone jolms from your high school counselor - or come in and see us when you finish school. Y Nr' of Vlrgmla The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company ? '1u,..n.rr'3fe I . l 156 BANK OF HAMPTON ROADS Washington A at 33rd St t Kecoughtan R d at Wythe Cent Y Are Ne St g B b ra Underwood and Jimmy Starboard look to the AH Y F tv t f t th as ey deposit their weekly savings in the Bank f H pt R d Qfzeefllngd. from . An Old Friend and A New Neighbor The American Uil Eumpang Pan American Refining Cumpanq 157 0141 CUZT7 wi Q0 0111 YOUR YEARBCDGK Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IEIQ Z Studia 5 West Avenue Newport News, Virginia Dial 2- Almost Any Kind of Insurance Anywhere in Virginia Real Estate too L. M. von Schilling, Jr. Agent EMILIE BEARDEN SCHOOL OF BALLET Hal vm Q vi ga ' RICl'I'S SUPER MARKET OPEN DAILY 'I0 A. M. TO 10 P. M. 39 h St d Chestnut A e VIRGINIA ENGINEERING GUMPANY, Inc. General Contractors 80 - 29th STREET BUILDING HEAVY HIGHWAY ' N UTILITIES I 7777777 VVYYVYYA X BENSUN-PHILLlPS,G0.,Inc. E ESTABUSHED 1891 QIIILQLQQS c om FUEL d BUILDING SUPPLIES E ILN ,gs -I III f A A 3IOO V g A N SUTTLE MDTOIQ COIQPUIQATIDN CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - G.M.C. TRUCKS I OVER 55,000 SQ. FT. FLOOR SPACE TO SERVE YOU 34h d J ff A DMV 19 I6O ' m rf' 7 .1 I- BQWEN CO. . Woke Up and Take Insurance Counselors Your Printing Jobs Reglfors .... To .- Jacobson Press ' 2704 Huntington Avenue 136-zafh sf. Dial 4-1441 Calling Cards - Programs - Invitations R. W. ANDREWS Oil Burner Service ALL MAKES Phone 4-2443 24-Hour Emergency Service Mary immaculate Hospital School of Nursing Admits: Students who are high school graduates inter- ested in nursing and of good character. The next class will enter in September, i954 FT 1 I-Illll 4 .-qv ' 1.1 . 'fW 'f eu' - -1 l. l , Y Cb ! ii, sf,-Ju g b-J i THE HOBBY CENTER Your Headquarters for Photo, Hobby and Handicraft Materials Opposite Main Shipyard Gate Amoco Approved Lubrication Phillips Service Station Amoco Sales 81 Service GAS-OILS-WASHING 8. POLISHING TIRES-TU BES-ACCESSORIES 3704 W S i 9'0 Avenue asm si. a. washington Ave. Dial 2-9695 36 West Queen, Hampton Ur. Pepper Bottling Cu. Home of 'Aff 'f ' ' ' ' NEED GAS? PAL-ADE Dr. Pepper Stop of Grapette Sun Crest NURNEY Gnd COX Service Station 6046 Jefferson Ave. Phone 5-1869 5800 Virginia Avenue Dial 2-9731 O ff i1Da1lg 1Urz55 ITZEJININGSJN-' X NATIONAL XO LOCAL 0609 649' 7 INTERNATIONAL Q0 O9 QQ GXXISQ ff 'YSLO '59 ff 6 ye Px , 0530 SPORTS X X Q X904 6 Q00 SOCIETY f Ao we 'Q COMICS f THIS QHMESQIEIBALD ,X NEWPORT NIYIS-HAMPTON-VIARVIICK I CEVENINGSD G A wfae- wan H' ,I gm .,., WSH PM 1310 On Your Diol 965 Mg UIEH EIUUIUE SOOO 162 Jean Hudgins and Barbara Drucker open an account with First National Bank so as to have money for that rainy day. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1830 RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE 1954 Ashland, Virginia A standard liberal arts college for men with a national reputation for the success ot its graduates. 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Telephone 2-2324 Newport News, Va. Horne Brothers, Inc. Marine Repairs and General Contractors 2408 River Road Newport News, Va. TOUR WITH TEXACO BUNN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Parrish Ave, and 25th St. Newport News, Virginia Call for and Deliver Dial 2-9772 The Practical Plymouth The Beautiful Chrysler GENERAL AUTO SALES Incorporated Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 226 3lst Street Dial 2-2913 Epes Stationery Co. 2908 Washington Ave. Chesapeake Cleaners THERE IS A DIFFERENCE 25th at Pine Avenue Phone 2-4339 Congratulations REEDY'S JEWELRY 222 28th Street Garland Reedy -Certified Watchrnaker Newport News, Va. Dial 4-3306 Lindo lvins knows where to find the prettiest ond lorgest selection of flowers. She visits Begor's Florist in selecting her flowers. 222 - 31st Street h 4 Dial 2-3009 -1 X SQ E I 5 fix! Sl1e'll Be Proud to Weor A Brocelet or Other Jewelry From Since 1898 arclay 6 ons .2912 WASHINGTON AVENUE DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE CHINA Complete Furnishings for All Men Cxf 'S THE XA EN X3 SHOP 10 614 3107-09 Washington Ave. Dial 5-1571 Louis Strange assists Cecil Wright as he tries on a sport jacket at Spigel's College Shop. glfligslbi Uoffsgs Atop 130 32nd Sheet Dial 2-6982 Spigel's-The Only Exclusive Boys' and Students' Shop on the Peninsula ...A .:'. A ' - You Get Everything Mzisical At me 7400144 piano gompanq 210 zsrh sneer 2-2512 -,i z ' K , lx E . fs. , !?-gfagug . , ga fi' A it '? ' 3 if1'f:f1'f--L' 1- fl 'li ,-: 5 iSAQFEQQQELL1 -?'lew'lep:'l. . ,S ' ii' A fl fling Z' If ,n r-I ui.-,r b, pqq'ig'f l-,W-' Home is where the heart isg Make yours bright and gay. We'll be glad to help youg So come in any day. Six floors devoted exclusively to fine home furnishings 'l2my1o1!97aw5'Gx'mu16ueC5 fm- J400 H- J4-02 WASHINGTON AVENUE HAPPY HOME FURNISHERS Frona Conn and Charlene Nachman know that any car from Nick Allen's is one to be proud of. -Qgi Nick Allen Motors, Inc. 30th and Huntington Avenue DIAL 4-1734 I Ad Poor Merkil She is upset over her cleaning problems . . . The washing machine is causing her bock and arms To ache . . . She is unsure as to whether or not The spot on her evening dress will come out . . . She discov- ers that cleaning rugs can be so tiring . . . She can't sleep because her pillow is so uncomfortable. BRINGS H v v S LAUNDERERS 168 we Another day has dawned, and we find Merki's problems solved . . . She is now relieved as she puts away her linen which was laundered by Dawn Laundry . . . She can now wear her spotless evening dress cleaned by Dawn's Dry Cleaning Division . . , Merki is now able 'ro relax on her rugs, which were cleaned by Dawn's Rag Cleaning Service . . . She sleeps peace- fully due to Dawn's Pillow Cleaning Servife. BRINGS rmvpv on s DRY CLEANERS 169 Apprentice Drawing Room Class The Apprentice School of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company offers an opportunity for qualified young men to acquire a Junior College education while learning a skilled craft. School catalog available upon request. Jf Newuuri News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Gnmuany l7O CONGRATULATIONS - BEST WISHES From cninsulzr 7 Iurisi Qissur- Compliments cf Coier Motors, Inc. ai., H' l Sales 8- Service VANN 81 CURRY JAC K'S ESSO SERVICENTER Gulf Service Washing, Polishing, Gultlex Lubrication 30th and Jefferson Avenue Tires and Batteries Newport News, Va. Dial 2-9892 34th Street and Jefferson Avenue Gorsuch Druq Co., Inc. 3019 Washington Avenue Dial 3-i683 or 3-l684 THERE MUST BE A REASON Serving the Peninsula for over half a century, and have filled more than a million prescrip- tions. Compliments of Wie Zadda '4 Italian - American Restaurant 25th St. and Buxton Ave. Newport News, Va. Why Go Elsewhere When We Have HE OUCHEST MEAT HE HIGHEST PRICES HE POOREST SERVICE RY US AND SEE Harp's Shopalot Store 3208 Madison Ave. Phone 4-3666 'Paramount Florist 210 Thirty third sr. Newport News, Va. W. D. Halt Night 2-4186 Phone 3-1012 y L- gffgggf,f5,y5if,.3f-.etiglgsj.tc , g 'W W . W , ' , sndidilw , -unwind! V ghmliivll' More than fifty years have passed since the inevitable step was taken which transferred a sprawling tidewater village into the dignified status of a city of the first class in the Commonwealth of Virginia. lts past has been illustrious. But our justified pride in past accomplishments must not dim our eyes to the fact there is much left to do in the future. CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS -me www aww ,mam 172 Dat Higginbotham displays the exquisite and graceful form that she has learned at Evan's Studio of Dancing. EVANS STUDIO Serving the Southeast through 22 branches NOLAND COMPANY, Inc. 704ale4ale PLUMBING - HEATING INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RADIO SUPPLIES -744- 2600 Virginia Avenue NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Phone 7-1241 OF DANCING 64 Victoria Ave. Hampton Dial 8216 A CREED FOR AMERICAN YOUTH I resolve to let no time or opportunities slip unused by meg that in small things l will strive to do the best that l can in order that the big opportunities of the future will find me qualified. l realize that my future is an enlarge- ment of the present. What I do in my high school years will make me strong- erin character that l may help to make ci stronger America. Sponsored by Patrick SI Silk, Inc. Appliances and Television 3404-06 Washington Avenue Also 231 Warwick Road Gabby Garrett assists Harry Simpson in select- ing a gift for his girl from the wide selection at Robinson's Gift Shop. ROBINSON'S GIFT SHOP 237 - 28th Street Phone 6-'I059 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcvcles - Bicvcles Vianne Bryant and Ann Adams visit Shaw's when they wish to choose that special gift for a special occasion. -I: We Are Representatives For: l'l0fl9Y-Davidson Hand Lawn Mowers Motorcycles Harley Bicycles Johnson Outboard Columbia Bicycles Motors Power Lawn Mowers a Cushman Motor Scooters ChiIdren's Wheel Goods Whizzer Bicycle Motors Arnold Schwinn Bicycles SALES AND SERVICE TIDEWATER MOTORCYCLE CO. 25th and Huntington Avenue Phone 5-1805 2809 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. Barabar Patterson and Betty Lackey go to the Florida Orane Store in order to satisfy their taste in goodies. FLORIDA ORANGE STORE 3208 washington Ave. Dial 3-1615 IF IT'S GOOD TO EAT, WE HAVE IT . . ANNIE: Q,w,,, 7,5 A - fg.jf.f,fi,l, X l 9 Q' , if S91 . g ef g wg Q .-, ngyffe ,V WISH FISH? 'lf Come to Central Restaurant For the Best in Seafood sb Right in the Center of the Seafood District of Virginia J: CENTRAL RESTAURANT 'I5 East Queen Street HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Waterfront Lumber and Shipceiling Company LUMBER, MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS AND SHIPCEILING Yellow Cab Co., Inc. A Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow Phone 4-1711 or 12 111 1200 Jefferson Ave, Diql 3-1305 Because Five Can Ride As Cheap As One LINCOLN MERCURY WWW X UNIVERSAL AUTO Z SALES CORP. 4210 Huntington Avenue Newport News, Virginia Dial Office 4-1461 Buy Your Hardware and Supplies from GOODMAN HARDWARE COMPANY 2405 Jefferson Avenue RIVERSIDE ESSQ STATICDN IL 5Otl'i and Huntington Ave. Dial 2-1761 FREEMAN FUR SHOP 43 Years on the Peninsula J: 126-30th Street Newport News, Va. Imperial Cleaners, Inc. 6204 Jefferson Avenue Extended Dial N. N. 4-2780 Warwick, Va. 'IJ Pick Up and Delivery Having the Cong in for a Treat? C-et Your Refreshments at Pit'cman's Grocery R. C. SATCHELL, Prop. GROCERIES, FRUITS, FROZEN FOODS FRESH MEATS and PRODUCE 2615 Marshall Avenue Dial 4-1766 'Ill 0.1019 NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY iff LL Bottlers of :FMCG LA-W , -. ,,,, , -Q - J, W I l l I l i Rl. E ll I II II R.C. Cola -. Y? 4' and l l Orange and Grape Q ' 26I5 G. Huntmgton Avenue Q ,355 ffggl, 'nfl A17 g f f' I ,I 23? QZI Lggfh' iii' Compliment S. BARNES, Inc. 2513 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. .v.-Q wine W-- Reliable Hardware from An Established Firm JKVL-45. 'X ' RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING AFFILIATED WI'TH THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM 81 MARY Admurs Qualified Hugh School Graduates A Schools for Laboratory and X-Ray leclwvwlualu ' f. ,G 'Iv N L I 5552, if H I HYGEIA SKATING RINK For Healtlfs Sake Roller Skate AT HYCEIA Hampton 81 Wickham Aves. Newport News, Vas 6 .--si i ,, if Ks Q x Peggy Bostic wants all her friends to visit Bostic's for the best quality workmanship. '54 7afzd Your Locally Owned Friendly Ford Dealer F Uni BOWDITCH MOTORS, Incorporated . 800 Kecoughtan Road Bostic Upholstery 'hone S-1268 1043 25th St. Phone 5-1373 Newsome Air Conditioning Company Heating - Cooling Best Wishes to Graduating Class of 1954 Paint Products Co. 321-323-325 25th Street Phone 2-1061 Compliments Tidewater Realty 81 Colonial Insurance THE BEST IN INSURANCE AND REALTY Tel. 2-0660 Tel. 4-3402 GORDON ENTERPRISES Tri-City Area 'li' GORDON THEATERS SSEETTTYEEXX S ix X ,.,, f Q PALACE NEWPORT NEWS ' WYTHE Dollar for Dollar HAMPTON you can't beat a I STUART NEWPORT NEWS ' Po n tl a C Q ANCHOR Drive-In Theater WARWICK Q GREEN ACRES B1f1'J?JL'e e' WARD PONTIAC SALES I I A . t EKTQIELRISCPWARWICK 311 -28th St. DMV uglewport News, Va. ,Q DARLENE MITCHELL 6146 6Jl4fL0lfl 4 PHOTOGRAPHER 1814 Kecoughton Road Hampton, Vo. Phone 4-4591 i We Hove Enjoyed Serving You This Yeor -- -abil Remember Us For Your PHOTOCRAPHIC NEEDS DIAL 2-6502 NICK VENERIS 0 PLUMBING - HEATING - ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK o 34th St. ond Huntington Ave. Newport News, Virginia JOE RICHMAN 90-23rd Street Newport News, Va. Compliments of Myrtle's Beauty Salon 7011 Huntington Ave. Phone 2-7102 Zemin 7205601 7mm INCORPORATED 339 35th Street Dial 2-8211 Your home freezer supply center, We sell wholesale cuts of meats ond process them for you. A, , ,,,7, Specializing in Prime Meats IF lT'S GOOD- GOODPAR co.. INC. 5808 Virginia Avenue CUTCHINS BROS. ssnvlcs STATION-Auto PARTS-REPAIRS 25th St. and Poplar Ave. Newport News, Va. Tel. 2-2651 Tel. 2-0970 Compliments Tidewater Realty 81 Colonial Insurance THE BEST IN INSURANCE AND REALTY Tel. 2-0660 Tel. 4-3402 Paint Products Co. 321-323-325 25th Street Phone 2-1061 CROWN SAVINGS BANK Member F. D. I. C, Am Made and Sold by Homefolks Nofvon , I We welco Y A I , , and the P ' Q 1 S 9 Y zzlz 2-'12-: I 2411-I ff A - 13-Z I '. . I J A- '-'1'1 3 if lzi 1 ' . 2 2 2222 2 1- A 4 .-'21 1 '3z' , 22212 N EPSTEIN S 'N 1 N 1 1 2 , -2'2f -'A' 2'- V f' Bl' d Mf - C - A' 1 '2A 2f 1:1jfI.., 2- f ' fl, ,A-. if ef' ,' 1' 1'1 I, I 232234 27115 D 131044 I N N V or Hom lk ' Q O S . N EWPORT N EWS FORMS COMPANY 815 24th Street Mutual Underwriters 99 zafh sneer 1311111111 81 l1AZ11LW110I1 Incorporated o REALTORS - INSURORS O 130 26 h S reet Ph. 3-165 PENINSULA S1-HPBUILDERS' ASSQCIATICDN PSA. 3714 Woshingto A 180 List Your Real Estate With 'li lllllllllilll iinil PAIIIIETT I 31 28th Street REALTORS INSURANCE Compliments of Scott Hardware Compliments of Acme Fuel Oil Co. BOAT HARBOR Ph ne Day 5-1545 Nigiii 4-1362 Harwood Sz Garrett GENERAL INSURANCE ti, All Claims Adjusted by This Office niiii 6-1241 207 zmi sneer WEAVER BROTHERS LUMBER - MILLWORK Ne port News Yorktown CURTIS OIL CO. 101 Jefferson Ave. Newport News ..,, T FOR FUEL OIL Dial N. N. 2-2701 Tidewater Crab Co. Wholesale Dealer in Crab Meat J. Hugh Coffee F. Maynard Coffee Glaffne 5 uneral gimme 3101 West Avenue Established 1891 Dial 2-1345 QI: 817 Jefferson Ave. Cadillac Ambulance Service Dial 2-0229 Newport News, Va. EXPERIENCED ATTENDANTS Rouse-Harper Funeral Home df HAROLD A. CARPER, Owner Dial 6-1319 234-236 25th Street Compliments of ELITE CLEANERS 4405 Huntington Avenue Newport News, Va. ompei ile 0. TILE CONTRACTORS 660 39th St., Newport News, Va. P. O. Box 785 Phone 2-7995 Fashion ls Our Business Quality Our Watchword Dependability Our Creed 3025 Washington Avenue Goodyear Service Stores 3608 Washington Ave. im-- More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than on Any Other Kind 323211155 21522111113 ,Salou 124 30th Street Phone 2-1071 Newport News, Va. 24 Hour Wrecking 8. Road Service WYTHE TIRE CO. COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Phone Day-Night 4-1459 Pine Ave. 81 25th St. Newport News, Vo. Frank Little, Prop. Dial 2-7965 Motorola Home 8. Auto Radios 7Z4L'6anal Zadie Sefwdce H. E. CARTER, Owner TELEVISION Pioneers in Television Receiving on the Peninsula 2lO5M Wickham Ave. Newport News, Va. 2 HANDY OIL CORP. IOOCXJ Locally Owned FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY DIAL 4-2268 CITIES SERVICE Payne's Service Station GASOLINE :-: OIL -:- LUBRICATION EARL R' HATTEN CHARLES A' PARKER Washing, Polishing, Batteries, Tires 4-1444 Dial 4-1445 2130 Wickham Ave. Newport News, Va. Compliments Bagley Stationery Co., Inc. OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE Phone 2-0194 2712 Huntington Ave. Newport News, Va. ROLLINS MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer LOW ON DOUGH? . . ,MII-M pe 'I Q Q65 We I-love Plenty of it in CAKES, PIES, BREAD CRUM'S BAKERY 3511 Huntington Avenue DIAL 2-7342 3820 Kecoughtan Road, Hampton, Va. Q 4 nmv Bvrnratnrz 905 25th Street Phone 2-3174 DRAPERIES AND SLIP COVERS WALLPAPER 8. FABRICS TO MATCH Specializing in Home Decorations EI.sIE WILLIAMS CARRIE LEAR Our Clothes Are Featured in Seventeen Mademoiselle Vogue and Esquire BROWN'S CLOTHING STORE 3108 Washington Ave. Newport News, Va. WARWICK BAKERY Rye, Purnpernickle and Vienna Bread Our Specialty We Cater to Birthday, Wedding and Anniversary Cakes Phone 4-1362 220 - 28th St. Newport News, Va. PELTZ BROTHERS Shipchandlers MARTIN 8- RICHARDSON SEAFOOD COMPANY 'A' Deck, Engine, Steward, Cabin Galley Supplies Phones Bonded Stores 2-0580 2-6911 2300 West Avenue Dial 4-1784 Old Dominion Crab Co. Wholesale Dealers in CRABS AND CRAB MEAT .fincoflz - e:'lfl.s'zauzy Sales . . . Service Drive iri Please - Drive out Pleased if BOAT HARBOR Newport News, Va. Inc' 1615 Kecoughtan Road Dial 2-7319 HAMPTON, VA. He1mer's Feed Store 3114 Jefferson Ave. i' Home of Quality Feeds and Seeds VICTORY ESSO SERVICENTER WARWICK ESSO SERVICENTER 25th 8. West Ave. FREE PARKING TO CUSTOMERS E. C. KBOBJ LUMPKIN, Mgr. Telephone: 4-4645 2-9539 W. L. Gleason Co., Inc. Selling Quality Seeds gif! Mmm? flfwnefzq EVERGREENS, ROSES, AZALIAS Insecticides - High Test Plant Seeds CAMELIAS at sam sf. end Jefferson Ave. Phone 5-1856 , LANDSCAPE SERWCE PMNT5 GARDEN TRACTORS Dial 4-2257 2006 waekhem Ave. HARDWARE POWER MOWERS H. C. Orebaugh Sheet Metal Works 316-18-20 28th St. Phone 4-1571 Asbestos Siding and Roofing Shingles Buckingham and Vermont Slate Sheet Copper and Metal at AII Kinds Lenox Oil Burners - Warm Air Ranhorne Sz Granger Inc. General Building Supply Dealer P. O. Box 185 Hampton, Va. Office and Warehouse 39th St. and Salters Creek Rd. Telephones: Newport News 2-7730 g Hampton 8393 Congratulations to the Graduates BERNARD'S Stuart Gardens Warwick Gardens ' A' yi. I I j ,Ianni Haque: Pa ra mount Pete Sez: Congratulations on - another splendid Amor-ioR'f . . . K iygws- and tor your NEXT -l-. :im 5352.11 mayie . , . it's the Paramount . . 'iuf,,:'7.r , YQAY -. natch. Y f u S CParamount Theatre THE PENINSULA'S FINEST Peninsula Hardware Co. of Hampton, Inc. R. M. CHURCH, Mgr. ir PAINTS - HARDWARE ir 1711 Kecoughtan Road Dial N. N. 2-4121 B. 81 J. Confectionery 2801 Wickham Ave. Newport News, Va. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE TRAINED FACULTY Sqperior Training for Selected Students Day and Evening Ciasses- Chapters of National Fraternity and Sorority Open AII Year- Air-Conditioned Classrooms Low Tuition - High Standards 1 Enroll Today College UI Hampton Roads 3112 West Avenue Making your clothes ls fun, you know. Come on in And learn to sew. SINGER SEVVING MACHINE CO. 2605 Washington Avenue Dial 4-1962 -IL. s 'iTfs W' Q a U 1 it 'I W ' 1 ,tt 'igsiiqg 'wk Hanng Q1 nrelyurrh ll' R E smgfiw Wifi, O REALTOR 1-1 INSUROR if 125 26th Street Dial 5-1292 and 541293 The House by the Side of the Road Qizufhur gl11I1IBI2Il 2111111112 Serving the Peninsula Since 1918 2600-2606 West Avenue PHONE 3-1818 Day Phone 8-2314g Nights 81 Holidays 2-1677 Lucy Ellen's Flowers Flowers of Distinction For All Occasions LUCY DRIVER, Mgr. 132 26tl'1 Street MRS. I. O. HOWELL, Designer Newport News, Vo Compliments of Rothqeb's Pharmacy Prescriptions a Specialty vlslT us Fon Au. YOUR DRUG s'roRE NEEDS 2415 Chestnut Avenue Dial 3-1562 'I .1-3, EP Qariion mum .oqdams 3 6 Mrs. Joynes' Tea Room Home Cooked Meals 220 50m Street 84 S Drive- n THE PENlNSULA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT . . . . f Opposite Riverside Hospital Breakfast 6 to 8:30 A,M. Closed Saturdays on Route 60 Lunih I2 to l:OO P.M. Special Rates by Week Dinner 5 to 6:30 P.M. Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. Across from the Park Warwick, Va. Best Wishes to the Senior Class QT BOSTlC'S GROCERY Fancy and Staple Groceries Country Meat 2701 Wickham Avenue Dial 3-1065 Nancy Mae Taylor' vi. it wGfLCY6 L Congratulations to the Senior Class From NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES of the Peninsula James - Center - Village Lee -Langley CAROL BOOK SHOP Q Proprietors: Gladys 8- Gerald Burke 35l4 Huntington Ave. Dial 2-9427 Newport News, Va. Bibles 0 Religious Literature 0 School Supplies Stamps and Albums 0 Greeting Cards Coin Albums I Distinctive Gifts N. Norwood Ferguson I7?S'Zl'I'fl??C6, Thafs All Melson Building Telephone 6-I339 Newport News, Va. ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC CO., Inc. 0 Electrical Distribution Systems 0 Light and Power Installations 0 Transmission Lines 0 Commercial ancl Residential A bbitt Realty Com pany INCORPORATED ,A . 132 29th Street Wiring 338-40 sara sneer om. 4-1756 'V' 2 T3 ini rv Zz .. FQ , TI Sleep in Security Insure Your Property With I. F. Tilghman, Inc. Nelson C. Overton REALTORS INSURANCE 122 26th Street www Clierizha ifiirks . is DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS Shackelfnrd Auto Cumpang, Inc. 339 25th Street ' ELECTRIC ' ,I ,L Def RV .H C0- Electrical Contractors 28th and Huntington Avenue Dial 4-'I300 i'7 ,JJ 0!VO'LH2a 9458 981W WILLIAMS, COILE and BLANCHARD ARCHITECTS and ENCI NEERS 34l5 Virginia Ave. Dial 6-i606 x . Leonard Qavid gvierman Dial 4-1496 k Won't You Join Me? I'm On My VVay To H Sz B GROCERY Compliments of Stringfellow Electric Corp. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND HEATING 4414 Huntington Ave. Phone 5-1761 +I- i VX , N- 15 lziafey cwelfington Fashion Wise, Economy Wise Graduates and Undergraduates Shop at BESKlN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Over 50 Years Young Corner of 24th and Jefferson Phone 3-1388 Compliments of A FRIEND v 'Safe and , ff-5 --A - TucKER's TEXACO SERVICE GAS - OILS - LUBRICATION Quchanan Prompt Courteous Service V ,A , 46th St. at Huntington Ave. one nampron .5-.5144 Phone 4-2693 Newport News, Va 9 For 87 Yeo rs TI-IE VIRGINIA PILOT ff, I ewezfn Jnffceeii Ann Poyne ond Franklin Mitchell, as do mciny other high school students, enjoy the delicioflis food cmd fine Service in the dining room of the Hotel Warwick. --Q-oi Enid marmirk West Avenue at 25th Street AHDCO Ql. W. Hornsbifs Sons, Inc. .Hi Pot Allred ond Kent Puckett stop ot Ledford's for their ccir's needs. Courteous service ond and efficient service. LEIJF 0RD'S Complete GULF Service Warwick and Raleigh Roads Hilton Village Telephone 2-9712 AAA SERVICE Boat Harbor I Newport News, Va. . un , pal: Euzlyanan 5 'wx YC 2 ws-non-nl A Anurou I 2902 washmgfon Avenue -L ' Dial 6-1524 ICQ ff-I I wARwlcK 2' I I' MATERIALS co., unc. LUMBER, MILLWORK, PAINTS James Wooclson Garrett HARDWARE 303 Main St. Warwick, Va Dial 7-1445 , v'4 4'ad Memmac Motors 'I A CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Q '-I Kecoughtan Road Al' LaSalle Avenue V Phone Hampfon 6367 I musk' I slum CONN SERVICE, Inc. 850111518 gfmii GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER .Wi Phone 4-'I491 2106 Kecoughtan Road I9I 1897 1954 JL5i7-JZVZVL 1 555.4 Obi Qzfwifttfy 'cuftfcnj QX9 THE FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY, INC , Prinlerf -,'- Bookbimiers -.'- Rulm -.'- Litlzogmplzers 1 4-1726 Newport News, Virgin 216 Twenty-fifth Street Dia 92 Activties .....,..........,A...... Advisers of Yearbook ..... All-State Chorus ,,....,, Anchor Staff .........,,,, Art Class .,..,,,..., Band Class .,....,,. ,,,.,,... . .. Band, Junior .........,,,,,...,,...,,,........... Band, Senior .........,, Band Sweetheart and Baseball .....,....,,..... ....,,............. .... brLihQ M5i6ri'i''m 8 2-103 140 1 Ol 88 37 Basketball ,.,........,..Y,,,...., ...YYY,........... ...Y.... Beacon Staff, Fall 57- 32 96 96 97 59 48-51 88 33 Bailogy Class .....,........ YY,,.......... Business .....,....,,....,,.....,,. .. Cheerleaders, Jayvee Cheerleaders, Varsity Chemistry ......,..........,.. Chess Club ..,Y,,.....,...,..... Chorus, Accompanist ..... Chorus, Senior ...,,,,,,,,,,, classrooms .,..... ,.,..,,,Y Concert, Band Concert, Chorus Dedication .,,.... ..... Dean of Girls .,.... Dean of Boys .,,,.. Drama, Class D. E. Club ........, D. O. Club ...,.,,, Drivers' Training ,,,,, English ...., ..........,,., Executive Board Faculty ....,,,.... ..... . F. H. A. ......,.., . Abbitt Realty Co. Acme Fuel Oil Co. ,... . Adam's Shoes ...., ,.,.. .......... AIlen's Jewelry Co. ................. . Al's New York Delicatessen ..., Kenneth Arch, Inc. .............. . J. S. Arnold's ......... ............. Austrian Cleaners, Inc. ........... . Bagley Stationery Co., Inc. Baker 8. Hazelwood ............. B. 8. J. Confectionery ...... B, 8. M. Drive-In ............... Bank of Hampton Roads Barclay Brothers ..... ........... Barclay 8. Sons . .... ........... . G. S. Barnes ............. Barr Brothers ................ Begor's Florist ..,..,.,....... BelIe's Beauty Salon ....., Benson-Phillips Co.. Inc. .. Bernard's ........................... Beskin's . ........................... .. Betty Lewis ............... ......... BIechman's Youth Center Bostic's Grocery . ................... . Bostic Upholstery ................ Bowditch Motors. Inc. ..... . Bowen Co. ............................ V Bowler's Auto Exchange ..... Broadway Dept. Store Brown's Clothing Store ...,...... 14 1-190 94 94 36 1 O2 100 1 00 26-39 96 ......100 4 7 7 30 ......103 .........103 39 29-35 B5 6-15 102 188 ......181 191 1 45 155 ......147 153 186 .,....183 180 ......185 179 151 ......191 166 176 155 . .... 166 182 . .... 160 185 189 . ..,. 146 155 ......187 177 177 161 ......145 154 183 147 Bryant 8. Nelms ................. ..... . Bunn's Texaco Service Station .. ,,.... 165 Coffee Funeral Home ............... . .... 131 Corder Funeral House .............. ...... 1 86 Carol Book Shop ........ ...... 1 87 Carpenter Brothers .........,............................ 153 Central Restaurant ......... ........... ...... ........ 1 7 4 Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone . .... 156 Chesapeake Cleaners .................................. Citizens Rapid Transit Co. ........ . 165 Citizens Marine Jefferson Bank ................ 172 City of Newport News ............. CIayton's ............................... Cater Motors, Inc. ................. . College of Hampton Roads ..... Compliments of a Friend ...... Conn Service ......................... Crown Savings Bank ..,..,., Crum's Bakery ........................ Curtis Oil Co. ............................ . Cutchins Brothers ......................... Daily Press - Times-Herald ..,,., Dechert Fabrics ......... .................. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. ...,, .. Dawn ................................ --.---- Drucker 8. Falk ,......... Gene Edmonds ........................... Elite Cleaners .................................. Emily Bearden School of Ballet .... Enterprise Electric Co., Inc. ........ . Epes Stationery Co. .............. . Epstein's .................................... Evans Studio of Dancing ..,, Farabee's ............................... N. Norwood Ferguson ...... First National Bank ,,.. Florida Orange Store .... Franklin Printing Co. Freeman Fur Shop .,.... G. 8. G, Cool Co. ...., , Garden Bake Shop Garden Pharmacy ...., Young K. Gayle ..... 145 71 185 89 191 182 ......183 181 179 162 ............191 161 169 168- . .,,,,,,.,. 147 178 ......182 159 88 165 180 ..,...173 158 187 ......163 174 ......192 175 .........,..152 M EDITORIAL INDEX FIHIS .............................................................. 140 Flagtwirlers, Jayvee .,.... ,..,...,......... .... 9 5 Flagtwirlers, Varsity ....... ......... .......... 9 5 Football ....,,....,.....,,...,, .................. .... 4 2 -47 Football Awards for 1953-'54 ..... ....... 2 5 French Class .............................. .... 3 0 French Club Executive Board .... ....... 9 2 F. T. A. ................................. . ....... 102 Glee Clubs .................A........ ......r 1 01 Government, Class ,..,, Government, Students ..,, Hall of Fame .......... .. History, Modern . ..., . Homemaking ...........A............... Home Rooms, Band ..A............... Home Rooms, Eighth Grade ..,,. ' .. Home Rooms, Ninth Grade ..,., Home Rooms, Tenth Grade ,,,,. Honor Council ...................... Industrial Education ...,, .,.,, Introduction ................. Journalism A............. .. 35 85-87 134-135 36 31 75 64-67 ......68-72 ......72-75 84 28-29 1-5 35 Juniors ............. .... 7 7-81 Key Club ............. ....... 9 1 King and Queen ..................... ....... 1 36 Latin Class ................A................. .... 3 0 Latin Club- Executive Board .....A................ 92 Launchings ....................... ............................ 8 9 Library Assistants ............................. A....... 1 O3 Mathematics ................. ....... 1 8-31-34-36-37 Music, Class .................. ..A........... .... 2 8 -33 National Honor Society ..... ..................... 9 0 Officers, Eighth Grade 64 Officers, Junior .......................................... 76 ADVERTISING INDEX General Auto Sales ........., .............. ............ Goodman Hardware Co. ............ . .......... .. Goodpor Co., Inc. .......,. . Goodyear Service Stores . Gorsuch Drug Co., Inc. .... . H. 8. B. Grocery ............ Handy, Oil Corp. ,,.,...,... . Hanna s ............................. Harp's Shopalot Store ..., Harwood 8. Garrett ,.,.,.., Helmer's Feed Store Hobby Center ............. Home Decorations ........,,, Horne Brothers, lnc. J. W. Hornsby's Sons, Inc. Hotel Warwick ..... ....,...... . Hygeia Skating Rink ...., .. Imperial Cleaners, Inc. ..... .,,, . Jack's Esso Servicecenter Jacobson Press ..... .. Francis L. Jobe ..,.. ..... ..... Mrs. Joynes Tea Room ,.... Kidd's Restaurant ..,,, ..., La Vogue ............. ........ Lawson's Grocery ............... Ledford's Service Station .... Leggett's .... ........................ Lincoln-Mercury ..............,.. .. Lucy EIlen's Flowers ............. Martin 8. Richardson . ,........... .. Mary Immaculate Hospital ..,,,, Merrimac Motors ................... I. Mirmelstein ....... .. Modern Barber Shop .....,. Modern Cleaners 8. Dyers .... Monty's ..... ........... ............. Bill Mooney Nursery ,.,.., Mullins Credit Stores ..,.,..., Murray 8. Padgett .............. . Mutual Home 8. Savings Mutual Underwriters .....,.,., Myrtle's Beauty Salon ,.,., Nachman's ......................... National Radio Service ,,.,. National Restaurant ,...., ZZZZ fig 222-- a' 1-031 C -v -sg'-f sos eff 130 agp ,-rr-P EE? I3 01: 311 waz: 0:1 2? zz 165 175 .......179 .......182 71 89 ..,....183 ....,..147 .......171 .......181 .. ,,,. 184 ......161 ...,...1B3 165 .......190 .,.,,,.190 .......176 .......175 .......171 .......161 .,..,..186 .......187 .,,,,..153 .......182 .,.,...153 .,..,,19O ...,...148 84 ....,..186 . .,,.. 184 .......161 .......191 .......145 .. ..,, 147 .......155 ..,....164 .......184 .......147 ....,..181 ....,..164 .......18O .......179 .......144 .......182 .......149 176 .......187 ....,..149 Building 8. Loan Association .....,...... 147 . Forms Co. ...........................,... ....... 1 80 . Furniture Co. ....................... ..... ...... 1 6 7 N. N. Nash Corp. ........................................ 187 N. N. Shipbuilding 8. Dry Dock Co. ........ 170 Newsome Air Conditioning ......................... 177 Nick Allen Motors ,...................... .. ....... 167 Nick Veneris .... ......... . . ...,... 179 Nolde's Bakery ...... ...... 1 BO Noland Co., Inc. ............ ....., 1 74 Nurney 8. Cox ..... ...........,..... ,......... ..,..,. 1 6 1 Old Dominion Coal Co. ....................... .... 1 84 H. C. Orebaugh Sheet Metal Works .,,..,.. 185 Oser Brothers ..................................... ....... 1 88 Paint Products Co. ....,.,.......... ....... 1 77 Palace Amusements ................. ....... 1 78 Pan American Refining Co. .. ....... 157 Paramount Florists ....,,........... ...,... 1 71 Paramount Theatre .............. ....... 1 75 Parisian Shop . ............ ....... 1 55 Parker 8. Powell ........ Patrick B. Silk ................ Pa ne's Service Station ......... .,.,,,.145 .....,.173 ...,...183 Officers, Ninth Grade .... 68 Officers, Senior .............,... ........ 1 O6 72 Officers, Tenth Grade .....,.... Parent-Teacher Association ....... ........ 8 Physical Education, Class .... . ........ .. Physical Education, Girls ...,. ..... Physics ..................... ............. ........ Plays, Fall ,.................. ..... Principal ............ Printing, Class ..... Quill and Scroll ........ Radio Speech Class .... 39 60-61 38 98 7 33 90 47 School Board ............ ........ 8 School Life ......,.....,.. ..... 1 6-25 Science Club .............. ........... 9 3 Senior Committees .. ............ 106 Seniors ..................... ...... 1 O8-133 Senior Snapshots ..... ...... 1 38-139 Senior Sponsors .......... .137 Spanish Class .... 32 Spanish Club ............ ...... .... 9 3 Sports, Boys ..... ..... .... ..... 4 0 - 59 Staff Heads, Drama ..... ........ 9 9 Stage Crew ............................ ..... 9 8 Student Council ........... ..... ........ ........... 8 5 Student Council Committees ..... Superintendent ........................... Thespians ....................... ......,. Tournament Directors .... Track ................. ............. Typhoon Time .... 86-87 91 99 52-55 89 Underclassmen ..... 62-81 Ushers ..... ......... ..... 9 8 -99 Peninsula Hardware Co. .................. ....185 Peninsula Shipbuilding Association ............ 180 Peninsula Supply Co., Inc. .............. ....... 1 89 Penn Luggage ............................. . ....... 165 Perry Electric Co. ............ ......... ..... . . 188 Perry's Meat 8. Poultry Market ...... ....,.. 1 45 Phillip Levy ..................................... ......, 1 50 Phillips Service Station ................ .....,, 1 61 Douglas Pitt, Inc. ...... . Pittman's Grocery ,,........ Pompei Tile Co. .......... Randolph-Macon College Ranhorne 8. Granger, Inc. .. Reedy's Jewelry ........... ..... Rich's Super Market ..... .. Jae Richman ..... ..... ..... Riverside Esso Station . Riverside Hosiptal ..... ..., Robinson's Gift Shop Rollins Motors .......... Rosenbaum Hardware Rothgeb's Pharmacy Rouse-Carper Funeral R. R. Jones Furniture R. W. Andrews .......... ........ Samuel H. Phillips ..... S 8. M Pharmacy ...,...... Scott Distributing Co. Scott Hardware Co. ................. . Shackelford Auto Co., Inc. . ..., .. Sharpes Aquarium 8. Pet Shop .... Shaw Jewelry ..........,.......,.,,,, cbffflm A'HdrHe'1ff,., Silverman Furs ...,.......,..,,,,. M Singer Sewing Machine ..... Bob Smith's Barber Shop ,..., Spigel's College Shop .... Sportsman's Shop ............... Stringfellow Electric Corp. Stuart Gardens Corp. ........... . Suttle Motor Corp. ........ . Thomas Piano Co. ......... . .......1B6 75 .......182 .......163 .......185 .......165 ..,....159 .....,.179 75 ...,...,176 .....,,,173 ........183 .. .... 145 .......186 .......182 .. .... 186 .......161 147 155 .......153 .......181 ..,....188 .......153 ...,....174 ..,,,,..145 ..,.....186 ..,.,..153 ..,....167 .. .... 151 .. .... 189 .......185 .. .... 160 .......167 181 Tidewater Crab Co. ........... ....................... . Tidewater Hardware Co. ,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,...,.. . 1 46 Tidewater Motorcycle Co. ..... .................. 1 74 Tidewater Realty 8. Colonial Insurance .... 177 J. F. Tilghman, Inc. ......,.. ..................,,,, 1 88 Times-Herald Daily Press ............,........,,,., 162 Tucker's Texaco Service .... Typhoon Grill ,...... ............. . Universal Auto Sales Co. Vann 8. Curry Gulf Station ..... Victory Esso Servicecenter ......... ...... . 189 153 .......175 171 184 171 Vic Zodda s ..................................... ....... Virginia Engineering Co., Inc. .,,,,. .160 Virginia Pilot Association .....,..... .... ....... 1 9 0 L. M. von Schilling Jr., Agent ...... ....... 1 59 W. 8. S. Drive-In ....... .................... ....... 1 8 7 Warwick Bakery .......................... ...183 Warwick Laundry ...............,.. ....... I 64 Warwick Material Co., Inc. .............. ....... 1 91 Ward Pontiac ............... ............. ................ 1 7 8 Waterfront Lumber 8. Shipceiling Co. ........ 175 W. B. Williams ......................... l ..... ......, 1 88 Weaver Brothers .................... ...,,. ,181 WGH Studios ............................. ....... 1 62 Lee White Hardware .................... ......, Williams, Coile 8. Blanchard .... ....... W. L. Gleason Co., Inc. ........ . W. T. Chapin .......................... WVEC Wythe Tire Co. ......,..., . 189 188 184 .,....155 154 182 175 V mu,-gm-H165 Pelfz Brothers ,,,,,,,184 Yellow Cab Co., Inc, M,,mnI9I peninsula Florists Association .......171 Yoder Frozen Foods .......I79 ,,,,,,,,,Ia7 Peninsula Funeral Home ......,155 Young Mens Shop .......I66 W M MMP! f W 995262657 iM wfW L WW La cv-1-G'-0-L '21, Q57 ,, Zvi? J j L 71-+,-0,3 'Qui . 640,75 ,M - J , - - - , - a:y,g. ML -QSQCHJ M40--Qc um Wm' QQ? .L,.,,., fire W7ZM1flfi fe2 MQW: M6 LM 4 f MW ,947 Qd6'-K+,- vb? 1af'LQ1 ff' vw ' Scgdeqvxx' ' N Mya? WD 1 Safer L . . i A Y. ,. A i . F x rs VI P 'S . 5,