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

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V. .-Q, ., 'I U V: -V 'rx ', f, , .M I I--i: -, - , , w 'ix ' ' . c sy m, X X XT! 3 ' . N I F .,,5v-: ',5.,:.fL, , .pf 4 ,Eval Y, ,wiv r lf. ,Y L! A .1 1 1 ii' 'dv L N 'X . Xu WX., Num? L , ' 4 I .,.,...1. .l..Q..tu.fL.4.AE.. ' The N958 ANU-ICQ OF Newport News I-ligh School Newport News, Virginia P I2 ES E N TS Tl-IE ALMA MATER We are proud to present the Alma Mater as the theme of our 1958 yearbook. To the students of Newport News High School it is symbolic of the fellowship experienced in the classroom, the participation shown in activities, and the fun shared in our school life. Our appreciation is extended to Arthur Hund- ley, who as a student in 1937, composed the words and music for the song that has become so dear to us through the years. ln the future we will always remember our Alma Mater and what it means to us. THE ALMA MATER Wlthln these sacred walls we stand To pralse thnne honored name We sung to thee dear Newport Hugh Thy glories we proclalm Chorus Hall hall to Gold and Blue We rause thy banners hugh And ever through thlne endless days In triumph may they fly We II often turn to thee And echo once again the songs Of thy dear memory Wdsand H dlyl 7 I I l I - I . I . I I I O Alma Mater, in our hearts, I I or music by Arthur un e , 93 YOU RE THE GRE TE T w me '. ,xi , .- -V -Mx' if 'wi lt is our privilege as the graduating seniors of l958 to dedicate our yearbook to a man who has devoted unlimited time and effort for our benefit. Due to his spirit of fairness and good sportsmanship, he has been an inspiration and guidance in our everyday life as well as in the field of athletics. We shall always remember this past year and the man who strived to make our team one we could be proud of. Because of his understanding and humorous nature, he is respected not only as a coach but also as a true friend to all, and so to the class of '58, Mr. J. C. lCowboyJ Range, you're the greatest coach, teacher, and friend a school could ever have. 3 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION I I-5 6 I5 I 16-55 UNDERCLASSMENi-'---56 - 77 CLASSROOM 78 - 89 S-nf A SCHOOL LIFE V if E ,, .. --., S -1 A-5:2 -L Nluvix I ,v y EDITOR LaRI'1ue Nettles ASSISTANT EDITORS Patricia Cutchins Frances Lawson ADVISER Miss Moneda Key - IO8 I20- 142- 107 I 1 I9 I II4I zoo livmvmhvring P W Allen Ralne 1940 1957 We pause to pay trlbute to one whose outstandmg leadershup superior ablhty and Chnstlan character were an mspurahon to the students and faculty of Newport News Hugh School Our sympathy IS extended to hls family for we too realize the loss of a great man and a respected teacher a I I - . . I . I - . . - . . . . . Q Q . - 1 - 5 To Praise Thine Honored Name 99 FACULTY ' wr -4. A,x: .i gf Q.A. 4 ff? ,f Y! Q , 2 J Y' Q 4, V., HQ- K v V Ifivff-K, ' S 'wk wwf-una -x-.. 'M-my iwmh. 1- Q . i Q --News-.-, lf., .5 iv W Hn M I A K . 1?m'Qvf'?3x.??'f:. , ww . ,jk ,T K ffm, xixg,3,N5T2Xg5,py,z,Nf?Aqg3i3Kig?lg3,Qi, ,, 7.1 . fe My If A VITAL P RT 0F O R ALM MR. THOMAS O. KEESEE C-ood nature and friendliness are among the many outstanding qualities of our assistant principal, Mr. Thomas O. Keesee. Besides acting as disciplinary officer, Mr. Keesee is kept busy by working out class schedules and playing an important part in the work of the administration. His jolly smile and jovial personality combine to make him a wonder- ful person. MR. GEORGE J. MclNTOSH Mr. George J. Mclntosh, our highly respected prin- cipal, has earned for himself the admiration of the faculty and student body. His interest in his work and the thoroughness in which he carries out his duties of the day have added greatly to the dignity and prestige of our school. His quiet but thoughtful manner has made him a friend as well as one we look up to for guidance. ' 1, ' TERI THE D I MR. S. D. GREEN Being assistant Superintendent of Schools involves many responsibilities, such as serving as a member of the School Board. Mr. Green is also in charge of carrying out the routine duties of the school system. DR. R. O. NELSON One of the most outstanding men of our community is the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. R. O. Nelson. He is concerned with the various problems that arise, from the planning of the yearly budget to recom- mending the names of new teachers to be presented to the School Board. Because of his congenial per- sonality and authoritative attitude he has established a fine reputation at Newport News High School. ISTR T IO 'Ui limi MISS ETHEL GILDERSLEEVE Dean of girls, Miss Ethel C-ildersleeve, has been the inspiration of many students throughout their high school years. She guides the students with their projects and helps with the administrative work. She serves as advisor to the Student Council and the Future Teachers of America. Miss Cildersleeve has an admirable personality and is well liked by everyone. MISS ELMA FREE lt is with deep regret that we witness the retirement of a teacher who has spent many hours on the behalf of her students. Miss Free, Latin teacher and sponsor of the Latin Club, has been a constant guide to her pupils and has shown her outstanding teaching ability through- out her many years of service. Our sincere appreciation is extended to Miss Free, who we will always remember with respect and admiration. E CHERISH THE ME ORIE MR. H. W. CHANDLER SCHOOL BOARD MRS, J, E, KRITZER MR. PHILIP W. MURRAY DR. C. W. SCOTT MR. R. T. YATE5 FAC U LTY Wi. 1 I ' H fy. ' lux -A J. ' I 'gif 1 MISS ELLENA MARIE MRS. MARGARET F. BAAB MRS. VIRGINIA BAKER MRS. VIVIAN L. BAUSERMAN KENNETH BEACHUM ARMISTEAD Longwood College, BS Randolph-Macon Woman's Randolph-Macon Woman's Virginia Polytechnic Mary Washington College, BA English College, AB College, AB lnstitute, BS University of Virginia, M Ed Chemistry Algebra Distributive Education Language Arts Science Senior Math D. E. Club Sponsor Science History RQ General Math MR . K THRYN PACE MISS CASSIE CHILDRESS MRS. JEAN W. CLIFT MRS. GARLAND J. CONN Wccf liE,l:lf3lELH1nififliE'glli,ETT S CAMERON College of William and Mary Washington College, BS Westhampfon College, AB Technology, BS Madison College, BS MOYY, BS E U TYDWWQ Sclence Coll:-gh of Willigm ond College af William and Mary, Columbia University Teachers Mary, M Ed Graduate Work College, MA Diversified Occupations EHQIISVI AIQCIJYG D. O. Club Sponsor PIUUE Gcomcfflf 10 OF O R TE CHER ti ic gg ii X 1.2. Q. Weis 5 'll 2' fztizg , . - of , 'v a Q, s 'S 'S' I , 753 ' 'W , if 4.11 . -. S' 5' JULIUS CONN MISS DOROTHY M. CRANE CHARLES GRICE DRIESELL CECIL H. ERICKSON MISS BELLE FITZGERALD University ot Virginia, BS University of West Duke University, BA Oswego University, BA Longwood, BS Physical Etlurotion Virginia, AB Physical Education Cornell University, MS Art Hood Track Coach Drama Department Head Hygiene Drafting Art Club Sponsor Director of Athletics Thcspions Drivers Training Head of Extra-Curricular Activities .mg MISS SUSIE V. FLOYD Longwood College, BS Columbia University, MA Science Department Head Biology MRS. MARY B. FORBES Columbia University Teachers College, BS Science MISS ELMA F. FREE Juniata College, BA University of Michigan, MA Latin S. P. Q. R. Latin Club Sponsor MISS MARGARET R. GARLAND MRS. VIRGINIA K. GOOLSBY George Peabody College, BS Assistant Librarian Library Instruction Library Assistants Club Co-Sponsor Mary Washington College, BS Hornemaking l S I s. IMRS. VERNA D. GRAVES MISS AMANDA N. GRAY MISS MARY A. HELMER B. C. HELMS MISS EMILIE HOLLADAY Florida State University, AB Longwood College, BS Longwood College, BS East Carolina College, BS Longwood College BS Mathematics Drama William and Mary College, M Ed Hygiene Columbia University, MA History Physical Education General Mathematics 11 Drivers Training Algebra Co-Sponsor Kcy Club THROUGH THEIR EFFORT MRS. PI-IOEBE B. l-IOY Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, AB English French French Club Sponsor if MISS MONEDA KEY MISS SUE KELLY Madison College, BS Columbia University, MA Home Economics Future l-lomemakers of America Sponsor LE -MRS, NINA P.. HUFFMAN MRS. VIOLET O. JONES MISS MII-DRED KELLY ghlio Sjtoteu UnivertsityMES College of William Gnd Corlkege oixglllilliam and O Ufn IG VIIVE-FSI y, Qry, AB Qry, Eflqlish English New York University, MA Guidance Y 2 Q- U - . 3 s , ,, irq . gigs 'K 3-'5.,i ' 'vll ri ng 'A 23 st, K if , if 5 1. N .Iii Af if 'I EQ, H gtg ii Y ST, .gl 5 5 I if 1 A Q V I ff 3 . H ,s , 'S' Q gf gg K f .1 Q by , iz z J MISS ELINE KRISCH M155 MARY MARGARET MRS. VIRGINIA LAPIDES HERMAN LEVY Hampden-Sydney College, L d C ll , BA College of W'lliam and LANE 5322220 O age Mow, AB ' College of William and lfhoce College' MUS B AB, ssc I Senior Class Co-Sponsor Columbia University, MA Mary, AB I h V EPZECPP d t. Columbia University, MA Typewriting University of Virginia, M Ed 0 'O 'gl UC gon Math Department Head History Department Head Speech ub. Pgnsof General Math History HTYPPOOP -I-'me Sponsor Solid Geometry Trigonometry . I f an ' rx . EE I S . . ' I ' 'i - I ' f I, ,Ns ig .,.,,.. . ,. -ieflf 'ff-:HC IZ' ' f ' ' ' . If ' -I F at I I I be it ' . ...,.: , ,,., . f is Wig lil? QI! ' . ,,,.. . . :-: 1 . ' is ,f-iff, .f , it . .ff . , lsfiii . . . I f: - e if 'ls E I fi i JAMES B. LOVING HARRY A. LYETH MISS FRANCES MAGUIRE MRS. EDNA COLBOURN MRS. VIRGINIA S. MASTERS Virginia Polytechnic Oswego State Teachers Boston University, BS MARSTON University of Maryland, BS Institute, BS College, BS World History College of William and Physical Education Machine Shop Drafting Government Mary, BS Hygiene Leathercraft Clothing Driver Training 12 G. A. A. Sponsor WE REACH O R GOAL his MRS. BESSIE B. MCFALL MRS. LOUISE LANE MUNDlE MRS. FRANCES NETTLES MISS GRACE C. NICOSIA ROBERT C, NOEL I-OHQWOOCI COIICQS, B5 College of William and College of William and Nazareth College, BS University of Georgia, BS Ed I-OVIQUOQC, AHS, Music Mary, BS Mary, AB English General Metal GCFIGYOI SCIENCE General Math Biology Bookkeeping Algebra Honor Council Advisor Science Club Sponsor 'QQ Gs' O uv MISS PHYLLIS NURNEY CHARLES W. NUTTYCOMBE MISS SARAH WADE OWEN JOHN E. PALMER MISS ANNE V. PARKER Longwood College, BS Business Randolph-Macon College, Longwood College, BS Duke University, BA College of William and Education BA Economics Seventh Grade Language Arts Math Mary, AB, MA Vocational Office Training U. S. History Moth English F. B. L. A. Sponsor World Geography Co-Sponsor Senior Class Virginia History 1 ,,. 'il . - X JACK F. POWERS MISS FRANCES B. RAINE J. C. RANGE MRS. RUTH D. SANDERS University ot Richmond, BA Longwood College, BA Milligan College, BA Longwood College, BS College of William and General Science College of William and Physical Education Mary, M Ed Biology Mary, MA Drivers Training U. S. History Physical Education Health Education 8-L History Health Team Sports Physical Education Co-Sponsor Key Club Baseball Coach Drivers Training Jr. Varsity Football Coach Drivers Education 13 K5 v , 'Q' MISS ELIZABETH A. SAUNDERS College of William and Mary, AB University of Michigan, MA Librarian Library Science Library Assistants Club Co-Sponsor AN 0 TO THE .... KW NWS i X 33 iff f.. , if 8' I g MISS LILLIAN J. SEATS MRS. HELEN SHELTON MISS ELEANOR SHERMAN MISS JANICE L. SHOCKLEY Indiana University, BS, MS Madison College, BS Oberlin Conservatory, BA, BME Shenandoah Conservatory of Physical Education English Music Music, BA Hygiene Jr. Chorus Sponsor Junior Band Intramural Sports Tumbling Apparatus MISS JANET F. SMITH Richmond Polytechnic Institute, BME Chorus General Music Sponsor Chorus and Octette S l i ad MRS. GERTRUDE B. SLOOP Gettysburg College, AB College of William and Mary, M Ed Language Arts Virginia History Moth gg I , 51.2 - . ' . 2 I X . . f . x A 1 - - E, Sy. , . , f in ka Viifwkfi ZLL 7 ' 'L E X XX 1 sl MRS. ANN R. SMOLA SAMUEL H. SOMERVILL, JR. JAMES TUETT STEWART MISS FRANCES M. College of William and West Virginia Institute of UniversitY of Richmond, BA STROHECKER Mary BA Technology, BS Physics Longwood College, BS English ' General Wood Shop General Science Richmond Professional lnstitu Government Hislory A 'd-in MISS REBECCA SUTTLE MILES L. THOMPSON MISS LILLIAN TODD MRS. ANN L. VAN WAGENER MRS. LALIE LETT WEBB College at William and Northern Illinois University, BE Columbia University, BS, MA Duke University, AB MA Mary Washington College Mary, BA Printing Mathematics Journalism l-lomemaking Columbia University, MA English Department Head English English Quill and Scroll Ca-Sponsor Beacon Advisor Co-Sponsor of Junior Class 14 PR IEI DUE MISS ELSE ANNE WENTE LOUIS M. WHEARY, JR. M, G. WILLEY JAMES P. WILSON, JR. MISS ELIZA W, WISE Longwood College, BS Lynchburg College, AB Temple University, MA Wayne State Univcrsrty, BS Longwood College, BS Unrycrwrty of Tennessee, MS George Peabody College, MA Shorthand Instrumental Musrc Columlwra Unrversrty, MS Physrral Educalron Government Accountrng Band Vrrgrnro Hrwtory Hyggcnc Flag Twirlers Sponbor Seventh Grade Hratary Drrv-ers Trarninq World Hlxtory Sponsor Cheerleaders lntron1uraISrJort5 A I Grrls Athletic Assocrotron MRS. JEANETTE W. WRIGHT LEONARD ZIMET MRS. MARGARET PAYNE MRS. VIRGINIA CASH MRS. HAZEL PETENBRINK College at Wrlliam and Inrlrano Unrversrty, BME BEDDOW Offrcc Clerk Bookkeeper Mary, AB Butler Unrversrty, MS Secretary to Mr, Mclntosh Englrsh Government Hibtory 'S MRS. VIOLA LONDON WILLIAM L. MARTIN MRS, ALICE WHITE MRS. LUCILLE WILLIAMS Assistant Manager ot Cafeteria Custodian Manager of Cafeteria Riversrde Hosprtal School of Brble Club Sponsor Nursing, RN School Nurse 15 And Echo Once Again the Songs of Thy Dear Memory SENIOR ELECTED ABLE PO SOR Congratulations to you as you complete your high school days. ln the future, may you find happiness and con- tentment in your chosen field. l have enjoyed sharing with you the activities of your Senior year and it is my sincere hope that each of you may recall pleasant memories of this year. Serving as your sponsor has been an honor and a privilege and l will indeed miss you. Very sincerely, Moneda Key Congratulations to you, the members of the i958 graduating class. lt has been an honor and a pleasure to work with you as your sponsor during the past year. l believe all of you realize that life is like a moun- tain, and your goal must be to reach the top. Don't think that your graduation from high school has put you at the pinnacle, for this is only another step in your climb. Look upward, and you will see that the greater the ascent, the wider your vision. Your climb must continue in order for you to at- tain these broader visions, however, it will be more difficult as you progress because many of your guides cannot go further with you. Now that you have finished high school and must go forward in life, don't limit your accomplishments to others' outward actions, but grow great through dreams, Some of us often let these noble dreams die, but others will nourish and protect them through bad days until they eventually come true. l am sure that you will take the latter course and achieve a happy, prosperous life. Cood luck to each of you. Sincerely, Charles W. Nuttycombe 18 D OUT T ANDING LE DER il? Our capable officers have led us through an exciting last year at N.N.H.S. They are: I, to r., Dick Wynne, President, Carolyn Todd, Treasurer, Cary Bunting, Vice President, and Pam Pennington, Secretary. These students possess many talents and qualities, that are vital to the Senior Class. They are: I. to r., Faye Allred, Class Ciftorian, Brent Tilghman, Honor Council Representative, Evelyn Fryer, Honor Council Representative, and Don Hardy, Honor Council Chairman and Senior Executive Board Representative. 19 O R COMMITTEES PLANNED 4 l 1' EA in LaRhue Nettles and Evelyn Fryer, co-chairmen of the Senior As- sembly Committee, are busy working on the script for the assembly. S 'fmlilmg V Dorothea Sloop, chairman of the Music Committee, accompanies Judy Leake and Buck l-lart, co-chairmen of the Dance Committee. These various Senior Committees work for the benefit of the Senior class and aid us in the selection of our class colors, flowers, pennants, and invitations. They also plan our Senior Assembly which is held each spring. Frances Lawson, chairman of the Pennant Committee, Lydia Powell and Nancy Shaw, co-chairmen of the Bulletin Board Committee, and Becky Marshall, chairman of the Motto Committee, decorate the bulletin board. Pat Cutchins, substituting for Joann Scott, chairman of the Color Carolyn Todd, chairman 'of the Ring Committee, and Andra Bos Committee, and Diane Wimmer, chairman of the Flower Committee, Cl'1OifmOn Of The lfWll'Ol'0f1 C0mm'ff9e. Pl0f' 'he 0fd9fS receive display some of our class symbols. from the Seniors. 20 THE SE IOR ACT I ELEANOR FAYE ALLRED Homeroom 222 Beacon Staff: Editor Beacon Staff: Business Manager Usher Staff Queen of Senior Class Quill and Scroll National Honor Society G. A. A. Letter Senior Band: Letter Executive Board DELBERT AMIS Homeroom l I2 Junior Band Shop Officer D. E. Club Senior Assembly Committee Homeroom 201 Junior Varsity Football Senior Pennant Committee WESLEY EDWARD BAKER Homeroom ll2 Junior Varsity Football Machine Shop Offices Wood Shop Offices Senior Assembly Committee GEORGE BLAINE ARTMAN lll TIE 21 CONSTANTINE A. BALANIS Homeroom ll2 Key Club Nelms Honor Scroll House and Grounds Committee Safety Committee Behavior Code Committee Senior Dance Committee Safe Teens Council PRISCILLA VOULA BALANIS Homeroom ll2 French Club Anchor Staff: Underclassmen Section Future Nurses of America Senior Assembly Committee Usher Staff Girls' Glee Club Student Council Committees Homeroom Offices Junior Decoration Committee Future Business Leaders of America JANICE JACQUELINE BARNES Homeroom ll2 Student Council Future Business Leaders of America Latin Club Cast of Four Major Plays Cast of Tournament Play Thespians: Secretary Anchor Staff: Co-Head Classroom Section School Spirit Committee Drama Letter Furniture Staff: Co-Head ROBERT WAYNE BEASLEY Homeroom 201 Art Club D. E. Club Senior Pennant Committee OUR SE IOR YE R HAS LEFT JULIUS DANIEL BENTON Homeroom II2 Junior Band: Drum Major Senior Band: President All-State Workshop Band Dance Band Key Club Senior Assembly Committee Junior Dance Committee Starlight I954, '55 Band Letters Hall of Fame: Most Talented S JUANITA CHRISTINE BOOKER Homeroom 222 DLAH K Transferred from Charles City High School l: ' ' 4- Drama: Prop and'Make-Up Staffs , X D. O. Club Senior Invitation Committee ww .Eta . ::, lx ' e l, 'i fril I ANDRA JANE BOST Homeroom II2 Varsity Cheerleader Anchor Staff: Advertising Manager Senior Invitation Committee: Chairman Junior Decoration Committee: Co-Chairman Behavior Code Committee Prop Staff: Co-Head PATRICIA ELIZABETH BOWMAN Homeroom II2 D. O. Club Junior Dance Committee Senior Dance Committee 22 BILLY SHERRELL BRADLEY Homeroom IO9 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Track Team Shop Officer ALLAN CHRISTIAN BRADLEY Homeroom IO9 Junior Dance Committee Typhoon Time Track Team Senior Dance Committee Stage Crew SHIRLEY ANNE BRADY Homeroom II2 Drama: Prop Staff Speech Arts Club: Chariman of Schedule Committee French Club Beacon Staff: News Editor Future Teachers of America Typhoon Time: Narrator Senior Assembly Committee Volleyball Team Fieldball Team Tennis Club LINDA JEAN BRIDGERS Homeroom II2 Speech Club D. E. Club Remembrance Committee Hockey Team All-Star Volleyball Team Y PLEA T MEMORIES BETTY RAE BROCKWELL Homeroom 2l8 French Club Homeroom Chaplain Senior Flower Committee Junior Dance Committee Girls' Glee Club Office Assistant Tennis Club CLYDE MATTHEW BRYANT Homeroom IO9 Hi-YZ Secretary Senior Pennant Committee Junior Usher Staff Homeroom Treasurer House and Grounds Committee Dance Committee Junior Varsity Football Manager GARY ARCHER BUNTING Homeroom IO9 Vice President of Senior Class Hi-Y: Treasurer Senior Dance Committee Junior Usher Staff House and Grounds Committee Homeroom President 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Junior Varsity Football Track Team Hall of Fame: Best Dancer ANNIE HAYWOOD BURTON Homeroom 3l2 Newcomers Committee D. E. Club Remembrance Committee Dance Committee 'StJg WILLIAM ROBERT BYRNE Homeroom IO9 French Club: President Science Club Speech Arts Club Anchor Stott: Faculty Section Senior Invitation Committee Junior Usher Committee Junior Decoration Committee ANN MARIE CAIN Homeroom ll2 All-Star Hockey Team G. A. A. Executive Board Speech Club Bible Club D. O. Club: Treasurer Senior Bulletin Board Committee House and Grounds Committee Secretory Senior Chorus Starlight l956 ANN LOU ISE CALHOUN Homeroom l l8 Drama Staff: Make-Up Girls' Glee Club Assistant Directors Staff Future Business Leaders of America ' GEORGE CHRIS CANAVOS Homeroom IO9 Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football 8th and 9th Grade Football 8th and 9th Grade Basketball E CHO E 0 R MOTTO MARY ELIZABETH CASE Homeroom 3l2 French Club Y-Teens Homeroom Secretary Senior Assembly Committee Future Business Leaders of America JAMES WILLIAM CATES Homeroom IO9 Anchor Staff: Sports Section Science Club Speech Arts Club Spanish Club French Club Typhoon Time Junior Decoration Committee Publicity Committee Virginia Junior Academy of Science X Senior Motto Committee JOANNA ELISABETH CHERRY Homeroom lI2 Nelms Honor Scroll Senior Chorus Chorus Letter Latin Club French Club Ensemble Homeroom Offices Speech Club Speaker's Bureau Alternate Senior Assembly Committee IRVIN LEE CHILCOAT, JR. Homeroom IO9 D. E, Club: Vice President D. E. Club: Chairman of Social Committee Hi-Y D. E. Club: Co-Treasurer Junior Decorating Committee Senior Invitation Committee Office Assistant Shop Officer 24 ELSON TOD CHRISTIAN Homeroom 312 Junior Band Junior Dance Committee Shop Officer WILLIAM JILES COBLE Homeroom 3l2 D. O. Club Junior Varsity Football Junior Band Senior Band SALLY ANNETTE COCHRAN Homeroom 3l2 Anchor Staff Senior Chorus Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America Latin Club Senior Assembly Committee Homeroom Chaplain Newcomers Committee MABLE COMER Homeroom ll2 D. E. Club Senior Flower Committee A D CLASS COLOR BETTY LEE CONN Homeroom 109 Future Teachers of America: Vice-President Ushers Staff: Head of General Anchor Staff: Activities Section Speech Arts Club French Club Junior Ring Committee Senior Color Committee Newcomers Committee Library Assistants Club Drama Staff: Assistant Directors Staff, Advertisement Staff STANLEY MICHAEL CONN Homeroom 201 Speech Club Science Club Homeroom President Shop Officer: Records Clerk Senior Chorus Boys' Glee Club Track Team PATRICIA ANN COOPER Homeroom 109 Senior Chorus Girls' Glee Club Junior Chorus: Letter Messiah Down in the ValIey GEORGE PAUL COUSSOULOS Homeroom 201 French Club Hi-Y Junior Dance Committee Publicity Committee Senior Invitation Committee Shop Officer Baseball Team ALBERT FRANKLIN CREAL, JR. Homeroom 1 O9 Science Club: President Latin Club: President Hi-Y: Vice-President Senior Band: Letters Junior Band: Letters Hi-Y: Secretarv Homeroom Officer Ford Industrial Arts Award: Honorable Mention Hi-Y Council: President LARRY DEAN CRICKENBERGER Homeroom 109 Cross Country Team Junior Band: Letters, Librarian Senior Bond: Letters, Librarian, Drum Major Starlight 1955 Dance Bond: Librarian Chess Club: Secretary Science Club MARY JANET CROSS Homeroom 109 Future Teachers of America: Social Committee Head Science Club: Treasurer, Social Committee Head Usher Staff: Head Student Council Latin Club: Vice-President French Club: Secretary Anchor Staff: Co-Editor of Activities Section National Honor Society Nelms Honor Scroll National Propeller Award for Essay VERNON LEE CUTCHINS, JR. Homeroom 201 Senior Color Committee Latin Club WITHE TH IA M PATRICIA ANN CUTCHINS Homeroom 109 Future Teachers of America Latin Club: Scrap Book Committee Head Quill and Scroll Usher Staff Anchor Staff: Assistant Editor House and Grounds Committee: Secretary Senior Flower Committee Girls' Glee Club Junior Decoration Committee CAROLYN PATRlClA DAILEY Homeroom lO9 -Future Teachers of America Tri-Hi-Y: President Senior Pennant Committee Latin Club Senior Chorus Usher Staff Anchor Staff: Underclassmen Section Starlight l955, '56 Junior Ring Committee School Spirit Committee SHELVA JEAN DANIELS Homeroom lO9 Future Business Leaders of America Junior Dance Committee Senior Assembly Committee Pep Club Cafeteria Committee School Spirit Committee WAVERLY WEST DAUGHTERY Homeroom 201 Latin Club Key Club Senior Chorus: President, Letter Boys' Glee Club Homeroom Vice-President Starlight l956 A Capella Choir Shop Officer Senior lnvitation Committee ALBE RT NELSON DAUPHINAIS JR. Homeroom 222 Junior Band Senior Band: Letters 8th and 9th Grade Football D. E. Senior Track Senior Chess Club Music Committee Team lnvitation Committee Club JOHN ALLEN DOBBINS D. E. Homeroom l I8 Club EDWARD OTTO DOEPPE Homeroom 201 Key Club Latin Club Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football Senior Bays' Chorus: Letter Glee Club A Capella Choir Starl ight l956 Shop Officer Senior lnvitation Committee MICHAEL MONSON DOUGHTY Latin Junior Hi-Y Office Junior Junior Senior Key C Homeroom 222 Club Decoration Committee Assistant Varsity Football Band Band: Committee lub 1 WE ORDERED OUR PENNAN JOSEPH WEST DREWRY, Homeroom 222 Junior Band: Letter Senior Bond Key Club Junior Dance Committee Senior Assembly Committee Hi-Y French Club Dance Band Junior Hi-Y GEORGE DALE EDWARDS Homeroom 222 Senior Dance Committee Thespians Furniture Staff: Head Shop Superintendent Junior Dance Committee MARY JO EDWARDS Homeroom lO9 Tri-Hi-Y Senior Assembly Committee Publicity Committee School Spirit Committee Junior Decoration Committee Dance Committee Homeroom Officer Future Business Leaders of America Senior Chorus Ensemble MEYERA FRAN ELLENSON Homeroom lO9 Latin Club Speech Arts Club Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America Usher Staff: Assistant Head Anchor Stott: Co-Editor of Activities Section Behavior Code Committee Homeroom Officer Senior Assembly Committee Cast of Major Play 27 DONALD WEBB ELLIS Homeroom 3l2 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball: Letter Varsity Football: Letter Varsity Basketball: State Championship Letter Homeroom Treasurer Junior Band: Letter Senior Band Senior Dance Committee MARGARET ANNE ELMORE Homeroom 201 Anchor Staff Future Nurses ot America: Vice-President G. A. A. Executive Board Usher Staff Homeroom Chaplain Senior Dance Committee Junior Decoration Committee Dance Committee Girls' Basketball Team Latin Club TERRY LINWOOD ELVINGTON Homeroom 222 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Student Council Hi-Y Shop Officer School Spirit Committee COLIN FAISON Homeroom ll8 E ERYO E E JUYED GEORGE GARY FARNSWORTH Homeroom lO9 Senior Invitation Committee Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football Baseball Team Speech Club Speakers Bureau Junior Dance Committee DEWEY RANDOLPH FAULKNER Homeroom ll2 Junior and Senior Band: Letters, Secretary All-State Band Cast of Four Major Plays Thespians Nelms Honor Scroll Key Club: Secretary Latin Club Science Club: Executive Board Anchor Staff: Sports Editor Senior Assembly Committee HARVEY HEYWOOD FEN IGSOHN Homeroom l l8 Track Team Speech Club: Treasurer Speech Club: Vice-President Science Club Key Club Latin Club ELLIOT MANDEL FINKLE Homeroom 3l2 Science Club Dance Band Senior Band: Letters Key Club Nelms Honor Scroll Engineers Club Senior Motto Committee Home Room Vice-President HELEN LYNNE FLAX Homeroom 201 Beacon Staff: Feature, News Staff Anchor Staff: Editor of Underclassmen Section Homeroom Secretory Nelms Honor Scroll Behavior Code Committee: Secretary Junior and Senior Dance Committees Safety and School Spirit Committees Usher Staff Future Teachers of America Senior Assembly Committee STANLEY RYLAND FORBES Homeroom 222 Senior Color Committee lOth Grade Shop Officer ESTHER SHIELDS FORMAN Homeroom ll8 Transferred From York High School ALLEN CARL FOSTER Homeroom 222 Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball Key Club Officer Homeroom President 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8th and 9th Grade Football Junior Usher Staff Senior Assembly Committee Co-Head Drama Staff O R E IOR UFROSTIE HOP ROY LEE FOX Homeroom 201 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8th ond 9th Grade Football Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football: Letter EVELYN MAY FRYER Homeroom 201 Junior Varsity Cheerleader: Head Varsity Cheerleader: Head Honor Council Hall of Fame: Most Popular Anchor Staff Senior Assembly Committee: Co-Chairman Senior Dance Committee 8th Grade Secretary 9th Grade Vice-President 10th Grade Secretary LINDA SHARON GARRICK Homeroom 201 National Honor Society Nelms Honor Scroll Science Club: Secretary French Club: Committee Chairman Future Teachers of America Homeroom Offices Newcomers Committee Latin Club Usher Staff Launchings: Editor HARRY ALMA GARY Homeroom 118 29 ,glue .V .Qc g S! J? Q Cl EUNICE GAIL GASKINS Homeroom 201 Anchor Staff Beacon Staff: Business Manager G. A. A. Quill and Scroll Senior Dance Committee Future Business Leaders of America School Spirit Committee Dance Committee HENRY MANFORD GOAD Homeroom 312 Cross Country Team: Letter Track Team: Letter Senior Chorus Senior Assembly Committee Thespians: President Stage Crew Homeroom Stage Manager and Head Electrician Honor Thespian Elected Best Thespian Ensemble HERMAN KALMAN GOLD Homeroom 3 1 2 Student Council Key Club Latin Club Science Club Engineers Club Speech Club Senior Motto Committee Nelms Honor Scroll DONALD MORGAN GOLDENBAUM Homeroom 1 09 Science Club: Treasurer French Club Key Club Engineers Club Senior Band: Letters All-State Orchestra C LLING C RDS WERE JAMES RICHARD GRUBBS Homeroom 3l2 Senior Dance Committee Senior Band 'Junior Band Wood Shop Officer PATRICIA ANN HAN NA Homeroom 3 I 2 Transferred From Warwick High School D. O. Club: Vice-President Senior Dance Committee ROBERT HANNA Homeroom II2 ANITA MARIE HANRAHAN Homeroom 20l Cast of Here We Come Gathering Cast of The Solid Gold CadiIlac Anchor Staff . Beacon Staff ' Senior Assembly Committee Junior Dance Committee G. A. A. Sports Leader Future Business Leaders of America School Spirit Committee Pep Club RODOLPH DONALD HARDY Homeroom II2 Honor Council: Chairman Student Council Treasurer Peninsula S. C. A. Treasurer Behavior Code Committee: Chairman Hall of Fame: Most Popular Varsity Football: Letter Varsity Baseball: Letter Student Council: Executive Board National Honor Society Key Club: President BURT IRWIN HARRIS Homeroom II2 Key Club Nelms Honor Scroll Senior Chorus: Letter Boys' Glee Club Typhoon Time Starlight 1955 Speech Arts Club: Membership Chairman Speakers Bureau Senior Assembly Committee Cast of SoIid Gold Cadillac CAROLYN ANN HARRIS Homeroom 3l2 Transferred From Washington, North Carolina Senior Motto Committee MARY LOU HARRIS Homeroom 3l2 Senior Dance Committee D. E. Club: Secretary Tri-Hi-Y EXCHANGED AMO JOHN JACOB HARRISON Homeroom ll2 D. O. Club Shop Officer DAVID LEONARD HART Homeroom 20l Key Club French Club Junior Varsity Football Junior Class Treasurer Senior Dance Committee: Junior Dance Committee Usher Staff Varsity Football Homeroom President Co-Head MARJORIE BELLE HARTLESS Homeroom 2Ol Senior Dance Committee School Spirit Committee Future Business Leaders of America VALIERY JUSTEEN HARTSELL Homeroom 222 Tumbling Club G. A. A. Sports Leader Apparatus Club Newcomers Committee House and Grounds Committee Senior Dance Committee V Science Club 31 G FRIE D 3 f X Homeroom Officer Student Council French Junior Senior Future School Dance Junior Senior CATHERINE MEADOWS HAWLEY Homeroom 222 Varsity Cheerleader Junior Varsity Cheerleader National Honor Society G. A. A. Letter Anchor Staff: Co-Head of School Life Section Beacon Staff Homeroom President Future Nurses of America Latin Club ROGER ELDON HEFLIN Homeroom 222 Junior Varsity Basketball 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8th and 9th Grade Football Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Track Team Key Club Senior Chorus: Letter Student Council DONNA FAYE HINNANT Homeroom 222 Homeroom Chaplain Senior Chorus Ensemble Bible Club: Publicity Manager Future Business Leaders of America Senior Bulletin Board Commitfee BARBARA FAYE HITCHENS Homeroom 222 Club Dance Committee Pennant Committee Business Leaders of America Spirit Committee Committee Chorus Chorus 'IHE E IOR SSEMBLY CAROLE ANN HOLLOWAY Homeroom 222 Future Nurses of America: Recording Secretary, Rolling Library Chairman Anchor Staff Beacon Staff: Alumni Column Editor Student Council Usher Staff Homeroom Offices Senior Dance Committee Junior Dance Committee ANN HOOPER Homeroom 201 HELEN PATRICIA HORTON Homeroom 2Ol Anchor Staff: Co-Head of Classroom Section Beacon Staff: Assistant Editor Quill and Scroll Usher Staff Senior Color Committee French Club Junior Dance Committee Student Council Hall of Fame: Best Looking WILBERT HORTON Homeroom 2Ol Thespians Track Team: Letter Cast of Solid Gold Cadillac Cross Country Team: Letter Stage Crew Homeroom Eastern District l957 Cross Country Team Champions Speech Arts Cluh Drama Letter Typhoon Time Metal Shop Officer MARY ANN HUDGINS Homeroom ll8 Usher Staff Senior Chorus French Club Senior Assembly Committee Down in the Valley Junior Dance Committee Library Assistants Club Future Business Leaders of America JANET MARIE HUMPHREY Homeroom 222 Senior Assembly Committee Anchor Staff School Spirit Committee French Club Art Club Future Business Leaders of America Homeroom Secretary Tumbling Club Dance Committee Volleyball Team NANCY LILLIAN JETT Homeroom 222 Usher Staff French Club Drama Props Staff: Assistant Head Junior Chorus V. O. T. Club Future Business Leaders of America Senior Bulletin Board Committee School Spirit Committee DOUGLAS CARROLL JONES Homeroom ll2 Bth and 9th Grade Football Stage Crew D. E. Club Senior Dance Committee Dance Committee WAS A SMASH HIT! LOIS OVANDA JONES Homeroom 218 Transferred From Warwick High School HAL LATHAM JUSTICE Homeroom 312 Senior Color Committee Shop Officer Junior Dance Committee ANDRONICOS GEORGE KANTSIOS Homeroom 312 Key Club Speech Club Engineers Club Drama Furniture Staff Senior Assembly Committee Usher Staff Band Announcer Typhoon Time Announcer HERMAN JOHN KELLER Homeroom 312 Senior Dance Committee Varsity Football Varsity Basketball: Captain Usher Staff Student Council French Club Hall of Fame: Most Athletic 33 KAY DANDRIDGE KELLY Homeroom 109 Senior Color Committee Tri-Hi-Y Publicity Committee Junior Decoration Committee Senior Chorus Messiah Drama Furniture Staff RANNIE DEWITT KENNEDY Homeroom 118 Sth and 9th Grade Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Varsity Baseball: Letter Varsity Football: Letter Wood Shop Superintendent JESSE RAY KERSEY Homeroom 222 Baseball Team: Letter Senior Band: Letter Junior Band: Letter Junior Dance Committee Senior Assembly Committee Junior Varsity Football Hall of Fame: Most Typical Bth and 9th Grade Basketball Senior Music Committee Junior Hi-Y JOHNNY MARCUS KIRBY Homeroom 312 Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football Junior Dance Committee Senior Color Committee Junior Baseball Manager Senior Baseball Manager Shop Officer THE PROM WAS A N ASY 'N JANET LYLE KRAUSE ' Homeroom 312 ,x: House and Grounds Committee :' ' A A, Newcomers Committee ' -- - Future Business Leaders of America . -J Tumbling Club . Senior Pennant Committee ' I , Senior Chorus SUZANNE BETH KRONHEIMER Homeroom 222 Nelms Honor Scroll Future Teachers of America French Club Latin Club: Social Chairman Thespians Assistant Directors Staff: Co-Head Assistant Director of Tournament Play Student Council Anchor Staff Usher Staff: Assistant Head of Reserve Staff JLJDY LEE LAMBERTH Homeroom 312 Junior Varsity Flagtwirler Varsity Flagtwirler Band Sweetheart Homeroom Ottices Beacon Staff: Feature Editor Anchor Stott: Co-Editor of Faculty Section Junior Dance Committee Senior Color Committee Drama Furniture Staff School Spirit Committee ROBERT RAY LATTA 1- Homeroom 1 18 1 S 'V Transferred From Farmv'lIe H' h 1 151 ' 'Sc School, Farmville, I Ig ,vu if , North Carolina ..,A J Key Club ff - V . Junior Varsity Football it .iii :.- I 34 FRANCES MAY LAWSON Homeroom 312 Anchor Staff: Assistant Editor Senior Pennant Committee: Chairman Executive Board: Scrapbook Committee Latin Club Usher Staff: Head of Program Staff Nelms Honor Scroll Hall of Fame: Best Dressed Head Registrar Junior Decoration Committee Quill and Scroll JUDITH ISABEL LEAKE Homeroom 312 Junior Varsity Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader Usher Staff French Club: Treasurer Beacon Staff Junior Dance Committee: Co-Chairman Senior Dance Committee: Co-Chairman Future Business Leaders of America Senior Chorus CAROL JANE LETTS Homeroom 312 Anchor Staff Usher Staff Senior Dance Committee Y-Teens Volleyball Team Homeroom Treasurer Future Business Leaders of America Girls' Basketball Team Junior Decoration Committee Dance Committee THOMAS BASSETT LEYLAND Homeroom 222 Junior Band Senior Band 8th and 9th Grade Football Track Team Dance Committee OF ROSE HITE KELLY LEE LOOSE Homeroom 312 Senior Dance Committee Junior Dance Committee Tri-Hi-Y Future Business Leaders of America Dance Committee Newcomers Committee School Spirit Committee Remembrance Committee PATRICIA ANN MABE Homeroom 312 Girls' Glee Club Library Assistants Club Senior Chorus Senior Dance Committee Junior Decoration Committee Dance Committee Newcomers Committee Future Business Leaders of America School Spirit Committee CHRISTINE CONSTANTINE MAGERAS Homeroom 312 All-Star Fieldball Team Volleyball Team Remembrance Committee Behavior Code Committee Newcomers Committee Senior Pennant Committee Drama Furniture Staff Future Business Leaders of America KAY FRANCES MAHONE Homeroom 312 School Spirit Committee Dance Committee Future Business Leaders of America 35 MICKEY NICHOLUS MARKOS Homeroom 214 Varsity Football: Letter Junior Varsity Football Drama Staff: Advertising ALVIN ROWE MARSHALL Homeroom 118 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8th and 9th Grade Football Publicity Committee Varsity Football: Letter Homeroom Vice-President Drama Furniture Staff Shop Foreman Senior Dance Committee King of Senior Class REBECCA ANNE MARSHALL Homeroom 312 Future Teachers ot America Anchor Stott French Club Speech Arts Club: Committee Chairman Student Council Executive Board Remembrance Committee: Chairman Senior Motto Committee: Chairman House and Grounds Committee Future Business Leaders of Ameri LOU MITCHELLE MASON Homeroom 222 Junior Band All-State Band Beacon Staff CO OUR E IOR RINGS MARY ANNE MAYS Homeroom 222 French Club Speech Arts Club Senior Invitation Committee Library Assistants Club: Chaplain School Spirit Committee Junior Dance Committee Pep Club ILL LW Y NORMAN ALLEN MELTON Homeroom II8 D. E. Club Senior Color Committee Art Club Safe-Teens Club MICHAEL HENRY McCORMlCK Homeroom lI8 HI-Y Drama Staff: Usher, Ticket Varsity Baseball: Letter THOMAS GLEN McKENNA Homeroom 3l2 Transfer From Iberia Parish Trade School, Louisiana Senior Color Committee Science Club VIRGIL WRIGHT MEARES Homeroom IO5 8th and 9th Grade Basketball 8th and 9th Grade Football Junior Varsity Basketball Track Team: Letter Cross Country Team: Captain, Letter HELEN ANN MEREDITH Homeroom 222 Anchor Staff: Classroom Section Beacon Staff Director of 8th Grade Contest Play Student Council Senior Assembly Committee Thespians Speech Arts Club Homeroom Officer Student Council Committees JOSEPH DONALD MILLER Homeroom II8 Publicity Committee A Capella Choir Bible Club President D E Club Chaplain Photographer J .. , at I I I I I Senior Chorus: -Letter starlight 1955, '56 ir iq zz :IIIQ 55 . A SANDRA FAYE MIRMELSTEIN Homeroom 222 Anchor Staff: Faculty Section Senior Assembly Committee Future Teachers of America French Club Thespians Contest Play: Cast Contest Play: Co-Director Drama: Assistant Directors and Props Staffs Junior Dance Committee Student Council Committees REMI D US OF OUR AL A M TER DONALD DREW MOLLICK Homeroom ll8 Varsity Baseball: Letter Varsity Football: Letter Shop Officer Junior Varsity Football Homeroom Officer Senior Pennant Committee JUNE MARIE MOORE Homeroom ll8 Transferred From Handley High School, Winchester, Virginia Future Business Leaders of America All-Star Volleyball Team G. A. A. Future Homemakers of America THOMAS HERMAN MORGAN Homeroom ll8 Varsity Football: Letter Varsity Baseball: Letter Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Homeroom Officer Senior Pennant Committee Hall of Fame: Best Looking MYRTLE IRENE MORTON Homeroom ll8 Student Council Senior Chorus Future Nurses of America Library Assistants Club Usher Staff Future Business Leaders of America Latin Club Y-Teens Senior Invitation Committee Senior Flower Committee 37 JOHN AUGUST MUNICK Homeroom l09 Hi-Y Junior Dance Committee Homeroom Officer Shop Officer SHIRLEY YETTA NEIHOUSE Homeroom ll8 Thespian Committee Assistant Directors Staff Cast of llth Grade Contest Play Cast of Time Out For Ginger Co-Director of 8th Grade Contest Play Senior Assembly Committee Junior Dance Committee Beacon Staff: Sports Section LQRHUE NELL NETTLES Homeroom ll8 Anchor Staff: Editor National Honor Society Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader Hall of Fame: Best All Around Nelms Honor Scroll Quill and Scroll Honor Council: Secretary Senior Assembly Committee: Co-Chairman Beacon Staff Peninsula SCA Federation BRUCE DANIEL OUTLAND Homeroom 222 8th and 9th Grade Football Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football: Letter, Co-Captain Track Team: Letter Key Club Junior Band Senior Band: Letter Senior Dance Committee WE STUDIED H RD JOAN OWN BY Homeroom 222 Anchor Staff: School Life Section Junior Varsity Flagtwirler Varsity Flagtwirler: Co-Head Senior Chorus Starlight i955 Contest Play Cast Senior Assembly Committee Art Club: Secretary Homeroom Officer Future Business Leaders of America MARSHA BARBARA PARIANOUS Homeroom llB Girls' Glee Club Senior Dance Committee Junior Decorating Committee Senior Chorus Junior Ring Committee It DONALD REED PARKER ,,, Homeroom I I 2 5 X Student Council i,l: L' H Shop Superintendent t ' , Junior Varsity Basketball ffl ' ,v,,, ' ' Shop Records Clerk ' f -fzz f --'--f Homeroom Vice-President DAVID WALTER PELTZ Homeroom I I2 Track Team: Letters Cross Country Team: Letters Senior Color Committee Class Chaplain House and Grounds Committee State Indoor Track Championship Winner-One-half mile PAMELA SUE PENNINGTON Homeroom ll8 Contest Plays: 8th-l lth Grades All-Tournament Cast: 8th-I lth Grades Tri-Hi-Y Usher Staff Dance Committee Secretary of Junior and Senior Class Y-Teens: President Senior Bulletin Board Committee Library Assistants Club: Chaplain Future Nurses of America JERRY EDGAR PHILLIPS Homeroom 20l 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball D. E. Club: Vice-President D. E. Club: President Newcomers Committee Senior Chorus Bays' Glee Club LINDA JEAN POWELL Homeroom 222 Tumbling Club Apparatus Club Latin' Club Science Club Junior and Senior Band: Secretary Hockey Team G. A. A. Sports Leader Senior Assembly Committee Junior Decorating Committee School Spirit Committee LYDIA GREY POWELL Homeroom 3l2 Behavior Code Committee Junior Ring Committee Cafeteria Committee French Club Dance Committee Future Business Leaders of America Senior Bulletin Board Committee: C0-Chairman School Spirit Committee Pep Club Barbara Ann Deal Committee PREPARATIO FOR COLLEGE CONNIE JUNE PROFFIT Homeroom 20l Transferred From Kingston High School, Kingston, West Virginia French Club Future Business Leaders of America Junior Ring Committee Senior Invitation Committee V. O. T. LESLIE PUCKETT Homeroom ll2 Cross-Country Team: Letter Track Team Senior Chorus LOFTIN ALLEN QUINN Homeroom 222 Senior Dance Committee Pep Club Shop Officer Stage Crew JAMES NUEL QUISENBERRY Homeroom ll8 f Transferred From Hampton High School Senior Chorus Senior Dance Committee lc . as-' ANNE LoFAUN REDFORD Homeroom ll8 Senior Chorus Girls' Glee Club Volleyball Team Future Business Leaders of America: President Girls' Basketball Team Softball Team Secretary to Mr. Willey BEVERLY ANN ROANE Homeroom lO9 Future Business Leaders of America Messiah Senior Bulletin Board Committee Junior Decoration Committee Girls' Glee Club KENNETH WARREN ROBERTS Homeroom 20l 8th Grade Hall of Fame: Best All Around Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball: Letter Track Team MYRA ELLEN ROSENWASSER Homeroom 222 Future Nurses Club: Secretary-Treasurer Ushers Staff Speech Arts Club: Chairman of Publicity and Membership Committees Anchor Staff: Senior Section Junior Decoration Committee Senior Flower Committee Newcomers Committee Dance Committee Drama Staff: Advertisement Typhoon Time I LATER YE R WE HALL RECALL BILL RANNIE ROUSE Homeroom 2Ol LENA MAE ROWE Homeroom H8 Future Nurses of America: President Anchor Staff: Co-Editor of Senior Section Usher Staff Latin Club Senior Chorus: Letter Nelms Honor Scroll Senior Bulletin Board Committee Junior Decoration Committee School Spirit Committee Down in the Valley LINDA ANN SALE Homeroom ll8 Junior Ring Committee Junior Dance Committee Speech Arts Club: Membership Committee Latin Club Drama Staff: Make-Up Senior Bulletin Board Committee Cafeteria Committee School Spirit Committee Future Business Leaders of America BARBARA VIRGINIA SCHOFIELD Homeroom ll2 Homeroom President Homeroom Vice-President ' Homeroom Secretary Cafeteria Committee: Secretary Homeroom ChaDlain Behavior Code Committee Dance Committee Senior Pennant Committee Junior Dance Committee Student Council ,--sm ANNA TERESA SCHUSZLER Homeroom 3l2 Transfer From Saint Vincent High School Senior Chorus Ensemble French Club: Music Chairman Assistant Directors Staff Chorus Librarian ERNEST MARTIN SCOGGIN Homeroom 222 D. E, Club Senior Assembly Committee Machine Shop Officer 8th and 9th Grade Football Homeroom Officer LONNIE ALFRED SCOGGIN Homeroom ll8 D. E. Club Sth and 9th Grade Football JO ANN SCOTT Homeroom li2 Pound: Co-Chairman Senior Color Committee: Chairman Junior Ring Committee Future Teachers of America Student Council Usher Staff Executive Board Future Business Leaders of America Latin Club Dance Committee O RP TFRIE DHIP NANCY GAY SHAW Homeroom I I2 Executive Board Dance Committee: Co-Chairman Thespians: Vice-President Latin Club: Corresponding Secretory Future Teachers of America: Historian Hall of Fame: Most Typical Senior Bulletin Board Committee: Co-Chairman Anchor Staff: Senior Section Director of Tournament Play Cost of Two Major Plays PHYLLIS JUNE SHUMATE Homeroom 201 Transferred From Granby High School Future Nurses Club Tri-Hi-Y RICHARD BAILEY SISSON ' Homeroom 201 Science Club Senior Chorus Ensemble Latin Club Boys' Glee Club DOROTHEA ELIZABETH SLOOP Home room I I 2 Future Teachers of America: I Secretary-Treasurer Anchor Staff: Co-Editor of Senior Section Nelms Honor Scroll National Honor Society Latin Club: Program Chairman Senior Chorus: Accompanist, Letter Junior Ring Committee Senior Pennant Committee Senior Music Committee: Chairman Hall of Fame: Most Talented 41 THOMAS COSTELLA SPARKMAN Homeroom I09 8th and 9th Grade Football Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football Homeroom President Homeroom Vice-President Key Club Safety Committee Senior Dance Committee DAVID GROVER STALL Homeroom 222 Senior Chorus Bible Club French Club Junior Ring Committee Anchor Staff Hi-Y Ensemble MEARLE FRANCES STRICKLAND Homeroom I09 D. O. Club Senior Chorus Junior Chorus: Letter Messiah Girls' Basketball Team Senior Flower Committee Junior Decoration Committee Fashion Show Tumbling Club Apparatus Club LOTTIE MARIE SWANN Homeroom IO9 Cafeteria Committee Hockey Team Girls' Basketball Team Volleyball Team Senior Flower Committee Future Business Leaders of America School Spirit Committee GR DU TIO WASA A JACK GRIFFIN TESH Homeroom l09 Varsity Basketball Varsity Football: Co-Captain, Letters Varsity Baseball Student Body President Chesapeake District S. C. A. President Beacon Staff: Sports Editor Nelms Honor Scroll Hall of Fame: Best All Around WAYNE THOMAS Homeroom ll2 Voice of Democracy Contest Winner Junior Varsity Football Junior Chorus Senior Chorus A Capella Choir Starlight l955, '56 Down in the Valley Senior Dance Committee ARTHUR RICHARD THORNTON Homeroom ll8 D. O. Club BRENTON PARKER TILGHMAN Homeroom .222 Junior Varsity Football Junior Usher Committee Hi-Y Key Cluh Honor Council Senior Dance Committee Hall of Fame: Best Student HERBERT ALFRED TIMBERLAKE, JR. Homeroom 31 2 Junior Band: Letter Senior Band: Letter Junior Usher Staff Stage Crew Senior Invitation Committee WILLIAM ARCHER TIMBERLAKE Homeroom 201 Senior Band: Letter Junior Band: Letter Cross Country Team Manager: Letter Track Team Manager: Letter All-State Workshop Band Junior Dance Committee Senior Dance Committee Latin Club Key Club Hi-Y JEAN CAROLYN TODD Homeroom l09 Secretary of Student Council: Letter Honor Council Nelms Honor Scroll Junior Ring Committee: Chairman Cafeteria Committee: Chairman Usher Staff Latin Club Senior Class Treasurer Anchor Staff: Co-Editor of School Life Section National Honor Society SANDRA RAYE TORN Homeroom ll8 Junior Band: Letters Senior Band: Letters, Treasurer, All-State Band Latin Club Future Nurses Club Engineers Club Nelms Honor Scroll Cast of Major Plays Cast of Tournament Play Anchor Staff: Senior Assembly Committee UT REW RDI G EXPERIE CE BOBBY DONALD TUGWELL Homeroom 201 - Junior Band Senior Band: Letters VANCE OSCAR TURNAGE Homeroom lO9 Speech Arts Club: Vice-President Treasurer Bible Club: Song Leader Science Club: Custodian, Committee Head Behavior Code Committee Remembrance Committee School Spirit Committee Junior Usher Committee Senior Assembly Committee BOBBY GENE TURPIN Homeroom 20l 8th and 9th Grade Football Manager 8th and 9th Grade Basketball Manager Junior Varsity Football Manager Junior Varsity Basketball Manager Machine Shop Officer Varsity Football Manager Drama Staff: Stage Crew GUY LIVISTON VANNESS Homeroom 20l Metal Shop Superintendent Senior Color Committee Junior Ring Committee Junior Varsity Football Wood Shop: Stock Foreman 43 JAMES LLOYD VAN NOY Homeroom 2Ol Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Key Club SANDRA JANE WEAVER Homeroom 222 Future Teachers of America: President Student Council Anchor Staff: Co-Editor of Faculty Section Homeroom Offices Junior Decoration Committee Senior Motto Committee THOMAS MINOR WlLKlNSON Homeroom ll2 Cafeteria Committee Publicity Committee Art Club ALLAN LUCIUS WILLEY Homeroom 201 Junior Band: Letter Senior Band: Letter Latin Club Key Club Cast of lOth Grade Tournament Play Cast of Lite With Father Football Manager Dance Band All State Workshop Band Senior Assembly Committee E HAVE LEAR ED EMMA LOUISE WILSON Homeroom 222 Usher Staff Senior Ring Committee Motto Committee Speech Club: Co-Chairman of Committees Library Assistant's Club Furniture Staff Future Homemakers of America Tumbling Club School Spirit Committee Future Business Leaders of America JAMES GRANT WILSON Homeroom I I 8 Key Club: Vice-President Latin Club: Treasurer Student Council Hi-Y Dance Band Track Team Junior and Senior Band: Letters Junior Dance Committee Homeroom Offices Senior Color Committee GLORIA DIANE WIMMER Homeroom 2OI School Spirit Committee: Chairman Latin Club: Recording Secretary Library Assistants Club: President Executive Board Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y Sweetheart Senior Flower Committee: Chairman Usher Staff Future Business Leaders of America Student Council JANETTE BURNETTE WOMBLE Homeroom II2 D. O, Club: Chairman of Program Committee Future Nurses Club Girls' Glee Club Senior Chorus Senior Dance Committee House and Grounds Committee Junior Chorus: Letter Publicity Committee Y-Teens FRO THEP T X RODNEY CARL WYATT Homeroom II8 Drum Major Senior Band Junior Band Hi-Y: Parliamentarian Junior Varsity Football Senior Assembly Committee RICHARD HUMPHREY WYNNE Homeroom I09 Delegate to S. C. A. State Conventions Vice-President of Student Body Senior Class President IOth and Ilth Grade Class Vice-President Junior Usher Committee: Chairman House and Grounds Committee: Chairman Honor Council Baseball Team President of Hi-Y and Speech Arts Clubs Peninsula S. C. A. Federation: Vice-President BOBBY DONALD YORK Homeroom IIB Transferred from Enfield, North Carolina Future Farmers of America TZINA ZWERDLING . 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NW . fish yi o -1 r Lore again, Borboro Schofield reports fo Michael Doughty in the office w.-. .,..... fri K U' W Wilburt Hortorw, Pot Cutchans, and Gary Farnsworth exchange ccdling Cordg R QQA We Sing to Thee Dear Newport High x UNDERCLASSMEN HL N4 . ffwf 5, Q ff BEGINNING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE HOMEROOM lOl ---L to R., lst row: Mrs, Forbes, J, Hudgins. G. Gardner, C. Rinebart, P. Chappell M. Timberlake, M, Timberlake, B, Rosser, D, Leach, 2nd row: W. Halterman, S. Spencer, A. Morgan A. Smith, B. Henson, A. Comer, D. Carlton, G. Woodruff, R. Ken- nedy, P. Forbes. 3rd row: A, Dan- can, M. Hollard, K. Forrest, A Hall, J. Clark, A. Farmer, G. Guth- rie, E. Howard, L. Linger. HOMEROOM 22O4L. to R., lst row: W. Vest, R. Fitzgerald, R. Hedrick, B. Cutchins, J. Russel, J. Thomas, P. Long, E. Campbell, C. Kratzsch, B. Dixon. 2nd row: P. Branch, D. Williams, B. Lupton, E. Graham, J. Williams, S, Madagari, A. Sears, R, Thom, J. Clark, D. Rountree, M, Roberts, Mrs. McFall. 3rd rowl L, Howell, F. Butts, S. Gray, W. Johnson, N. Alley, T. Robinson, G. Graham, W. Same mons, J. Wright, Z. Damron, W, Gaskill. HOMEROOM IO3 -L. to R., lst row: J. Moore, M. R. Hinson, D. Merrill, D. Kent, B. Yost, B. Powell, L. Turner, J. Davis, R. Gardener, B. Spell, Miss Owen. 2nd row: B. J. Gills, K. Dickerson, R. Andrews, R, Glasoter, V. Hundley, S. Mal- pass, A. Strange, N, Livesay, C. Peck, G. Craig, L. Puckette, A. Jones. 3rd row: R, Tosh, J. Eakes, G. Bowen, B. Barnes, R. Ewell, J. Dinwiddie, L. Taylor, J. Kennedy, N. Dail, S. Smith, C. Collier, P. Russell, ARE THE DERCLASSMEN HOMEROOM 320 --L to R., lst raw: M. Pearce, S. Weaver, P. Sweeney, D Rodgers, D. Garrick, J. Seay, R. Sayetta, S. Morris, J. Riley, A. House, W. Gilman. 2nd row: S. Nachman, J. Elliott, R. Stinnette, R. Shapiro, J. Todd, K. Nordstrom, B. Spivak, H. Doggy, V. Goalsby, E. Bass, J. Reese, Mrs. Sloop. 3rd row: J. Faulkner, M. Cohen, J. Stephenson, V. Johns, J. Horton, B. Shaw, S. Sparkmon, F. Powell, D. Dickerson, R. Carson, B. Combs, L. Coates. HOMEROOM 3l8 --- L. to R., lst row: H. Seay, S Jeffers, K. Lt tra, D. Booker, E. Overton, A. Hcssler, G. Belcher, C. Miller, T. Smith, R. Ellenson, B. Blum. 2nd low. H. Clemm, R. Artrnan, B Whitrncr, C. Smith, S. Harrison, B. Fox, C. Holland, N. Phelps, P. Moses, L. Molacek,T. Payne, Miss Armistcarl 3rd row: T Robinson, C. Hall, C Guilliams, C. Thompson, M. Leake J. Belote, J. Shur, E. Shcmcir, R Phelps, C. Lilly, K. Lipscomb HOMEROOM IO4 mf- L, lu R, 15, row: G. Taylor, P. Baker, E Aucom, D. Montgomery, T, Bur. f0UQhS, M. Cain, R. Baab, C. Bradley, J. Benton. 2nd raw: B. Bunting, L. Bost, R. Bradley, D. Gillbert, J. Bolclen, M. Barnes, J Bauserman, D. Adams, L. Tucker, B. Barnhousc, K. Bowen. 3rd raw: Mrs. Graves, K. Brinn, D. Owens J. Adkins, G. Blount, J. Barlmrey M. Blanford, C. Bowen, R Art. rnan, J. Shelton i i THEY WERE ILLI G MISS ELEANOR SHERMAN Y Q Q EQ if ,, BEST LOOKING Tina Burroughs Eighth Grade Sponsor PRESIDENT MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Schweida A BEST LOOKING John McKay Lu .1 iligfef SECRETARY Brenda Veazey BEST STUDENT BEST ALL AROUND Nickie Matthews Steve Corum 4:7 EXECUTIVE BOARD HONOR COUNCIL Dickie Dillaman BEST ALL AROUND HOMEROOM II4 - L. to R., lst row' J. McKay, D. Riley, N. Rah- ert5, B. Stapleton, W, Rosser, J, Rountree, H. Prevatte, B. Kolas, D. Rutledge, J. Puffenbarger, D. Schwartz. 2nd row: Miss Maguire, R, Ball, C. Smith, E. Rowsey, J. Schwab, L, Robertson, N. Saunders, A. Navarro, M. Snelling, V. Shep- ard, A Smith, P. Shillings, J. Smith, F. Cobb. 3rd row: G, Snfiith, D, Pointncr, P. Slate, D. Sawyer, B. Rountree, D. Rabinowitz, J. Rekrut, G Lewis, R. Schmidt, K. Manning, M. Smith, B. Shaffer, M. Pollard. Betsy Mclntosh HOMEROOM ll3-L. to R., lst row: D. Halton, L. E, Hooper, J. Spackman, S, Frye, R. Lilly, G. Futrell, P. Gold, E. Glasgow, D. Faircloth, J. Hayes. 2nd row: P. Hanrahan, F. Heath, N, Hayle, D. Hartless, J. Hellard, W. Hogge, D. Hancock, I. Hall, B. Hill, N. Horton, G. Helfrich, M. Hobbs, Miss Holloclay. 3rd row: B. Hewitt, L. Harrell, J. Gabriel, P. Hatcher, L. Hudson, J. Evans, H. Harding, G. Edwards, B. Duncan, W. Garri- son, J. Edwards, C. Hanrahan. TO PARTICIPATE I ACT I ITE HOMEROOM 2l5-L. to R., lst row: G. Whitehurst, E. Williams, B. Veazey, J. Walker, D. Williams J. A. Wade, V. Ward, P. Williams G. Hill, E, Bennett, G. Walling 2nd raw: B. Williams, G. Brevard J. Zwerdling, J. Walker, C. War ren, C. Vaughn, T. Verheul, D Wray, T. Umberger, A. Vernon, J Warren, Miss Raine. 3rd row: P Wright, A. West, B. Carnes, B Carroll, D. Young, R. Wheeler, J Blanchard, D. Williams, J. Turner, C. Wiggins, D. Wray, l. Ward. HOMEROOM 206-L. lo R., lst row: R. Sternfield, S. Spradlin, I Stanfield, S. Townsend, P. Stab- baugh, H. Sutton, M. Benson, M Somervold, D. Harris, R. Suther- land. 2nd row: Miss Nicosia, M Spurrier, P. Sturtevant, C. Kirk L. Strickland, P. Sykes, L. Spigel M. Strickland, J. Smith, D. Shinn T. Sniffen. 3rd row: W. Thornhill E. Self, L. Sparrow, D. Snelling G. Schweida, R. Thompson, W Thompson, J. Starling, E. Stephen son, A. Strickland, M, Timberlake L. Turbeville. HOMEROOM 2l6-L. to R., lst row: T. Marshall, J. McDonald, D. Taylor, R. Lazrus, J. Hewitt, J. Morgan, B. Newman, A. Menin, C. McKinsey, P. Merilic, R. Neal. 2nd row: Miss Floyd, P. Massey, V. Morton, R. Ray, G. Kahle, D. Eftler, B. Kaytan, G. Lowe, S. Morewitz, D. King, J. Moss, B. Neal. 3rd row: D. Loving, B. Mc- Intosh, D. Joyner, G. Merriam, D. Matthews, V, Meena, L. Mabert, C. McPherson, N. Matthews, J. McCormick. 1 1 1 1 1 LT HOUGH SMALL row: Miss B. Fitzgerald, A. Ezzell R. Drewery, B. Evans, R. Crichton D. Butler, A. Campbell, S. Coffey, P. Faircloth, N. Deoring. 2nd row J. Sawyer, C. Cooke, M. Fallen S. Binder, S. Coder, N. Dobson L. Thomas, G. Carter, A. Dixon 3rd row: B. Ellis, C. Buffenton, B Bryant, D. Biggs, J. Cortelon, J Bell, C. Stump, L. Bond, J. Burks HOMEROOM 313-L. to R., lst row: M. Phillips, D. Mull, S. Ore- bough, E. Mirmelstein, P. Nickey, D. Perry, D. Parrish, J. Parker, B. Norris, W. Pearce, L. Robertson Mrs. Huffman. 2nd row: W. Nolls, J. Parrish, P. Parton, M. Oliver, F. Padgett, S. Pullen, C. Peter- brink, E. Redford, B. Smart, J. Sawyer, B. Oliver. 3rd row: T. Mc- Grath, S. Phillips, E. Nichols, J. Phelps, C. McKeithon, L. Poole, P. Pelham, D. Pitt, C. Roberts, M. Rice, L. Midkiff. 1 HOMEROOM 309-L. to R., lst row: Mrs. Boob, J. Seoy, H. Joyner, C. Jefferson, S. Mohone, J. House, B. Johnson, I. James, H. Kearney, K. Lyon, C. Jones. 2nd row: F. Johnson, J. Dirby, D. Marshall, J. Maddy, P. Larmer, D. Champ, D. Manzie, J. Hudgins, L. Davis, J. Wilson, R. Hooker, D. Hinnont. 3rd row: J. Holland, P. Lovic, B. Jones, R. Hilling, R. Hite, J. Jock- son, P. Lassiter, A. Hinton, P. Hoffman, J. Rice, J. Hughes, P. Kerns. ERE F LL OF PEP PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD FRIENDLY TYPHOON Horace Underwood for . VICE-PRESIDENT Steve Seltzer MR. HERMAN LEVY Ninth Grade Sponsor 63 HOMEROOM 3l6-L. to R., lst row: J. Davis, B. Halstead, C. Han- rahan, S. Ford, N. Green, B. Field, T. Gordon, P. Floyd, S. Gay, C. Duke, Mrs. Baker. 2nd row: J. Lavender, P. Cobb, S. Gill, P. Whir- worth, L. Grubbs, S. Gorrell, J. Fabula, M. Celis, R. Gibbens. 3rd row: G. Curry, J. Cooper, W. Dunk- ley, W. Duck, B. Hall, R. Dawes, R. Carter, R. Collins, J. Gollins, Z. Franks, S. Corum. HONOR COUNCIL FRIENDLY TYPHOON Betty Overmon SECRETARY Mike Jeffers HOMEROOM lO6-L. to R., lst row: G. Hughes, C. Barter, P. An- drews, A. Andrews, J. Boone, E. Alley, C. Barnhouse, D. Baker, H. King, K. Berlin. 2nd row: J. Bar- bour, L. Blandford, M. Booker, G. Barkley, B. Buchan, B. Barkley, D. Woodruff, F, Gary, W. Bradford, B. Butler. 3rd row: R. Barnes, B. Bean, M. McSweeney, K, Schu- mann, O. Baker, C. Gregory, R. Barnes, R. Collis, B. Boyce, C. Swift. DAILY THEY WERE F ITTI G row: Mrs. Bauserman, V. Carter, D. Davis, P. Davis, B. Ellis, M. Massey, E. Dorn, A. Bradley, P. Markham. 2nd row: L. Edwards, E. Block, B. Ewell, A. Downs, J. Derrick, A. Woodward, R. Ellish, P. Ball, J. Davis, D. Doyle. 3rd row: M. Eason, J. Elliott, G. Ellis, O. Chappell, R. Doup, B. Dick, P. Durette, J. H. Dobson, L. Duna- way, R. Dunford, E. Ellis. HOMEROOM ll6-L. to R., lst row: A. Greenspan, B. Greene, J. A. Houston, J. Harrison, N. Hand, D. Hunt, S. Manning, J. Hawley, R. Waldrop, T. Harrison, Mrs. K. Koontz. 2nd row: W. Goff, M. Jeffers, S. Hawkins, D. Jackson J. Jaffer, J Harris, M. E. Droby, M. Hollomon, B. Helmer, E. Swan- ner, J. McMahone. 3rd row: T. Cowdrey, D. Gulley, A. Hall, B. Helmer, M, Hill, J. Church, J. Harrison, G. Helleson, B. Joynes F. Hawkins, B. Anspack, R. Hill. 1 I HOMEROOM ll5-L. to R., ls row: G. Fitzgerald, R. Ezzell, R Goldberg, C. Hornby, P. Gabriel N. Forbes, W. Williams, F. De Arment, S. Groshong, B. Fixx, R Gilbert. 2nd row: K. Hall, S. Hal perin, S. Coffery, C. Lindsay, J Fine, E. Ford, C. Karmosky, B Frank, J. Gary, M. Grant, F. Ham 3rd row: S. Gillis, R. Frye, T Forbes, B. Coltrain, J. Baker, S Crump, B. Godfrey, E. Glenn, B Fowler, B. Gillette, J. Gatewood, M. Furr. I TO THE CHODL ORGANIZATIO ,,.u,...,.u ...M HOMEROOM 2l7 . , L. to R., ist row: B. David, D. Soter, H. Kles mer, S. Carpenter, R. Ruben, N Madagan, J. Clark, R. Leonard P. Lansen, A. Lockard, J. Turner, Mrs. Nettles. 2nd row: M. Keenan R. Leifter, L, Blechman, M. Pettit F. King, L. Kelly, P. Brown, B Justice, J. Parianous, L. Matthews E. Johnson. 3rd row: B. Jones, J Louedake, P. Lieberman, M. Pel- ham, P. Laws, K. Garris, F. Ma- geras, D. Chapman, M. A. Cam- den, J. Koger, S. Lankford, D Keithley. 0 'N HOMEROOM l20-L. to R., lst row: J. Moody, Z. Morgan, J. Linger, B. Powell, W. Mingee, R. Jenna, D. Merrill, S. McMahone, J. Mathews, L. Bond, K. Money- maker, J. Monfalcone. 2nd row: Miss Wise, L. Nelson, S. Loop, J. Lewis, B. Mays,, S. Mason, B. Marshall, T. McLaine, A. Coal! bourne, J. Moore, J. Mouser, E. Meck, S. Markotf. 3rd row: F. Moseley, R. Morrison, G. Nalls. L. Harris, C. Dixon, G. Poteat, J. Preston, J. Carpenter, A. Dail, H. Moore, J. Oldfield, HOMEROOM 303 -L. to R., lst row: B. Reese, M. Scruggs, J. Saw yer, N. Richman, B. Overman, S Pipkin, K. Roane, P. Ritter, E Malpass, A. Rinehart. 2nd row P. Otternen, F. Sage, B. Saunders J. Nichols, P. Odom, M. Wardle V. Petty, D. Pellurn, N. Powell Mrs. Cameron. 3rd row: J. Robal R. Slusser, L. Rogers, D. Roberts T. Reese, J. Roland, R. Russell J. Coffee. THEIR AIM WAS TO BECO E HOMEROOM 305 - L. to R., lst row: R. Steele, P. Brown, G. Sam uels, R. Parrish, P. Shinn, M. Sand ler, L. Smith, G. Hellaro, C. Cren show, N. Shcirf. 2nd row: V. Jones, E. Woodman, B. Siegel, J. Meador, L. Rowe, S. Tolley, R. Seward, W Strader, E. Swann, J. Sawyer, M Sloop. 3rd row: D. Saunders, M Sofikitis, V. Hansen, N. Smith, P Smith, B. Holterman, l. Gregory B. Smith, C. Smith, V. Smith, C Smith. HOMEROOM 307 W- L. to R., lst row: L. Zimmerman, T, Haynes, C. Whitmer, K. Gayle, B. Woods, L. Altrey, J. Walker, A. Webster, C. Frizzelle, E. Wilkinson, M. Wil- kins, M. Wilkins. 2nd row: G. Whitmore, T. Chappell, L. Joner, S. Wanderer, J. Korycinski, W. Williamson, M. Wilkinson, D. Wil- liams, J. Rogers, G. Bennett, S. Blanks, G. Wilson, Miss Parker. 3rd row: D. Wright, B. Banks, J. Dunlap, J. Zaumplis, R. Belcher, A. Wise, R. Coffey, A. Wiggins, D. Wray, R. Worthington, J. Work- man, H. West. HOMEROOM 306-L. to R., lst raw: C, Watson, L. Weinstein, B. Harris, M. Stantield, K. Solomon, P. Pressley, S. Respass, Y. Stallings, R. Martin, E. Turner, J. Taylor. 2nd row: Mrs. Smola, N. Turling' ton, C. Merriman, C. Terry, N. Staton, C. Steele, N. Brandt, S. Strickland, S, Snyder, P. Taylor, C. Venable. 3rd row: M VanNoy, L. Warren, C. Stephenson, T. Bar- nett, V. Honey, M. Hancock, R. Evans, H. Underwood, B. Crossley, J. Thweatt, R. Spackman. LOY L T YPHOO MR. J. C. RANGE Tenth Grade Sponsor . X., i . -x xg' I vw . - 3 Y . x PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY EXECUTIVE BOARD Bobby Cannon Eddie Harris Gene Collins Steve Veazcy . Q 4,14 ,LYS -'S ' ll ei.. 1. i, N' ' Ji. i HONOR COUNCIL FRIENDLY TYPHOON FRIENDLY TYPHOON Margaret Cherry KENNY OISIWGHSKY Anne Grogon HOMEROOM lO7-L. to R., lst row: W. Crover, B, White, B. Council, B. Dudosh, B, Spenicer, J, Spenser, E. Kuhn, G. Doeppe, E. Talbert. 2nd row: M. Hortless, A. Dorn, K. Hartsell, J. Pritchett, V. Hearing, J. Holdstein, M. Drewery, L, Elder, E. Darnell, J. Dunn, S. Conn. 3rd row: Mr. Raine, J. Davis, J. Dickerson, L. Crum, B. Stein, E. Cohen, D. Desler, J. Antine, M. Robins, N. Dick, B. Damron, B. Domron. 'end HOMEROOM lO8 - L. to R., lst row: R. Phillips, B, Taylor, P. Goodwin, K. Powell, J. McKenna, P. Scull. K. Roberts, J. Sammons, C. Smith, W. Smith, Mrs. Van Wogener. 2nd row: G. Smith, B. Turner, B. Hinson, M. Smith, N. Gordon, D. Ritter, J. Mosicr, S. Cummings, L. Hortzler, D. Holmes. 3rd row: A. Simms, W, Bentholl, R. Robinson, J. Bond, T. Scott, G. Spanos, T. Sandler, J. Shapiro, G. Tesh, C. Buchenan, THEY LEARNED TO RESPECT HOMEROOM l23-L. to R., lst row: S. Taylor, L. Jones, F. Boyd, G. Parker, D. White, K. Jones, D. Dixon, E. Paul, V. Kent, C. Thom- as. 2nd row: D. Hartzler, C. Marrs, C. Wagner, B. Malpass, P. Turner, P. Johnson, C. Deeds, V. Crobbe, S. Keithley, Mrs. Webb. 3rd row: P. Hoyle, S. Veosey, J. Johnson, C, Schnieder, J. Kotanchik, B. Jones, C. Hooper, S. Bolden, R Harris, R. Strickland. HOMEROOM 203 - L. to R., lst row: W. Tugwell, F. Hammond, G. Collins, N. Collins, B. Bryant, E. Collins, F. Gillespie, C. Horrison, R. Bradley. 2nd row: M. Cherry, R. Bowder, R. Clark, D. Rice, E. Haley, G. Wall, L, Phillips, M. Smith, H. Murden, M. Smith, Mrs. LaPicles. 3rd row: B, Crickenberger, R. Burroughs, W. Swoine, S. Hock- man, J. Canepa, B. Cannon, F. Bowen, P. Burton, A, Carter, W. Prilloman, B. Tucker. HOMEROOM l'26'- L, to R., lst row: M. Quisenberry, K. Olshansky, V. Tosh, C. Anas, S. Borefield, W. Alford, P. Jones, B. Black, B. Cock- rell, Mrs, Marston. 2nd row: J. Berzins, J. Vogel, B. Anker, B. Long, J, Phillips, K, Flanary, J. Anker, C. Brewer, J. Bost, J. Lau- terbach. 3rd row: C. Bell, R. Smith, J. Breuand, J. Benthall, R. Allen, J. Dixon, D. Carroll, M. Chilton, J. Beoch. -IOMEROOM 208 -- L. to R., lst 'owz Mrs. Clift, U. Richardson, N. Babb, B. Moell, J. A. Dennis, E. Mellor, J. A. Marshall, P. Moore, 3. McGinnis, B. J. Thomas. 2nd 'owt S. Faber, B. Morgan, M. Mat- hews, C. Matthews, J. White, P. Morris, N. Penny, P. Thompson, f. Martin, B. Morris, W. Alley. ird row: R. Gary, R. Walker, H. vlulden, R. Wade, R. McKee, M. Blayton, F. Mays, D. Howard, T. Vlouser, J. McMahan. ALMA MATERH HOMEROOM 207 -L. to R., lst row: M. F. Koskinas, A. Grogan, H. Margeras, R. Manninq, B. L. Leach, M. L. Burcher, A. Livesay, B. Little, E. Ellis. 2nd row: L. Letchworth, M. Harcum, N. Kulm, J. Unger, H. Nachman, J. Hall, J. Cowan, T. Levy, S. Lipes, Miss Free. 3rd row: T. Koger, J. Lentz, V. W. Kennedy, M. Duck, W. Latts, D. Patten, J. Gilman, B. Roady, P. Hooker, C. Todd. HOMEROOM 3l5 -L. to R, lst raw: S. Williams, G. Wooclharn, H. Wilks, C. Zeno, K. Weinf-torn, C. Whitehurst, K. Vretos, S. Walker, S. Turner, Mrs.. Conn. 2nrl row: N. Forster, C. Young, S Mueller, O. Chapman, F. Ward, C. Nach- man, P. Jenkins, J. Hate, M. White, A. West. 3rd row: B Gregory, E. Harris, T. Wells, J. Woodlief, C. Williams, R, Fowler, G. Gill, G. Winclley, F. Friedland, R. Mitchell. THROUGH THEIR EFFORT HOMEROOM 3l7--L. to R.: R. Gallins, R. Sweeney, S. Rawls, D. Pearce, M. Spell, D. Gardner, C. Ellis, M. Suskind, F. Little. 2nd row: Mr. Stewart, K. Crenshaw, B. Forrest, P. Fiest, D. Garrett, H. Estes, K. Pearce, C. Gardner, J. Fowler, R. Francis. 3rd row: B. Faison, G. Dye, R. Frazier, J. Tol- bert, G. Balanis, R. Eastman, G. Duncan, S. Hallett. Horace Underwood, Lynne Mc- Kinsey, Anne Grogan, and Bud Shaw take a break at lunch time to get some fresh air and chat about the day's events. l 1 ,ill ii J A Mr. Powers and Mrs. Van Wag- ener, Junior class sponsors, chat briefly with Carol Brown and Billy Jenkins, two Junior leaders. QV-, ff' 0-rg, N '70 Uifig' .Q x THEY ADVANCED DTHER STEP 'J L14 wr I I 1 if '.-' iz I K QTIYPJQSN I5 ' ' XMI X9 fit fri! 5 If ,fm IYZIYR1 ' I L ,-il i w . ' Wg PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY K Don Bradley Dan Rouse Sandra Taylor I 'P MR- JACK POWERS Y Q V S! EI MRS. ANN VAN WACENER Eleventh Grade Sponsor I ' ' I' 'I Eleventh Grade SP0f 50 HONOR. COUNCIL HONOR COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Gloria Tart Billy Jenkins Whit' Hancock E ..,. sr ' Yi , V J '-QE. ' x X it - E Efgsfkle N :S Q N, , V E S5 . I G 22 J 4 KX if Heather Franklyn Dickie Jeanne Jack Jeanette Frank Bobby Alcom Anderson Apperson Baker Barber Barrow Benson Blueford Robert Billy Donald Judy Barbara Carol ' Eleanor Velma Bracey Bradley Bradley Bright Brown Brown Buckley Butcher W X t C0 r0l Randolph J oe Bobby Kenneth Patsy Leslie Peggy Cdmpbell Carleton Carney Carroll Carter Childress Clarke Coalter 71 THEY LOOKED FORWARD Wayne Robert James Harry Betty Lou Peggy Andy Gloria Codding Cohen Collins Conn Dail Dail Davis De Moss ' ii X32 B E ,N V 1 im Eva Susie Kaye Faye Louis Howard Billy Ruby Drewery Duell Elmore Eure Familant Fisher Fitzgerald Forbes Margaret Eleanor Charlotte Adora Aretie Ford Fowler Fox French Gallins Billy Jimmy Carl Gatling Gorrell Hocker g 5 so SRX NOUCY Jeanne Whit Alpha Ben Robert Ca rol Irene Haire Hall Hancock Harrison Harrison Hedrick Hehl Helfefbfdn Pat Cope Betty ' Delton Henry Hester Hiemenz Highsmith Hinnant Horton 72 Kenneth Glenda Donald Houck Howard Hubbard TO BEI G SE IORS ai. r , L r 5, X ff' W V L 1' , 7' I 'bij ,ff -v W y X Kgtgxc' X Christine Frank Billy Raymond Bobby Carolyn Carolyn Jjudson Ingram Ivey Jenkins Johnson Jones Jones Jones ONES MUN Courtney Mike Kay Wayne Jackie Ramon BYUCC Jones Kerman Klesmer Knight Lotta Lawrence Lebron LmdseY W , ,l I xl i ig. is ' Carolyn Nancy Lamont Davis Lynne Bobby Ned Ronald Lively Maior Markham Martin McKinsey Mears Midkiff Miller L K 'E of Y ' ,iw - ,X N . , A N. , Filly Gerald Jerry Barbara Tony Sandra James Marvin MH 1lCk Moore Morewitz Murphy Musika Nesbitt Nettles Newton G n J lil Connie John Ray JoAnn Billy Nancy R' h d M B th Nickey Nickey Nolls Norman Nuckols Oldfield glivilr aglsone 73 THEY TOO ILL CCEPT Curtis Russell Bo rba ra Gene Mary Jane John Patsy DeEtta Overmon Parrish Parton Paschall Patrick Patterson Patterson Phelps Rhetta Lowell Caroline Louise Margaret Lois Bonnie Charlotte Phelps Phllbeck Phillips Powell Powell Preville Proctor Rawls ,gf Q5 3 at Q ls qlla E Q K ill Grace Dan Lance Kenny Blanton Barbara Robbie Charles Rountree Rouse Rucker Schonfeld Seward Smith Smith Snelling Sammy Wilma Gloria Jimmy Carol Wayne Nancy Peter Spencer Spitzer Spivak Spivey Starling Steele Stoller Stoller Robert Jerome Clay Harry Gloria Sandra Jean Evelyn Stoller Stone Strader Strickland Tart Taylor Tesh Thomas 74 RESPO IBILITY AND LE DERSHIP Y, ,TW :-: S t H Y ii 7 ,Q Q ll K, tt. i, it i x W Q l i Ross Carol Mary Catherine Claude Phyllis Bobby Coleman Sue Thweatt Todd Todd Tolbert Tosh Tucker Turner Vanderslice I C' W 9 K 'W 1, it W it K Q v K Q lf f 'ik Jimmy Kay Melinda William Joanne Catherine Juanita Julia Vines Wade Walker Wardle Welsteod West Whitakei Williams S., ,dak x l s xv Y ,K my James Barbara Lin Annette Wilt Wolf Wong Yates Busily decorating for their annual Junior Dance, the Cobble Hobble, are Don Bradley, Caroline Phillips, Eleanor Fowler, and Henry Horton. 75 Anticipating their Senior year are Clay Strader and Caroline Phillips as they take a look at the Senior Bulletin Board. THEY STRI ED T0 MAKE ,V , , yew . , ' Q4 s ak T . ZQJ ' ,r il' s Henry Horton and Eleanor Fowler, co-chairmen of the Taking a few minutes off for a picture before getting Junior Dance Committee, brush up on a few of the back to their jobs as Junior Committee heads are lefesf dance Steps- Caroline Phillips, Junior Decorating Committee, and Jean Tesh, Junior Ring Committee. Heading the '59 ANCHOR staff will be these three capa- Here are the big wheels of next year's BEACON staff, ble students who are, left to right, Aretie Callins, Co- left to right, Harriet Nachman and'Sudie Barefield, Co- Assistant Editor, Peggy Dail, Editor-in-chief, and Me- Junior Editors, and seated is Sandra Nesbitt, Editor-in- linda Walker, Co-Assistant Editor. chief. 76 IR EXT YE UCCESS Preparing their homework ore these seventh graders, Lindo Coates, Judy Horton, Steve Sparkmcm, ond Bud Shaw graders Wendell Williamson Rochelle Leiter and Banning Crossley leove school after o hard dov S work Lniwiin Lhiistine Anas Eddie Cohen ond H rl nw ir gnu i 1 lmlp Ci fellow tenth qropcr Kin L,wmlxn Smith pick up her books Eight rollers Q, ml Nirkie Matthews ff r O drink Of wuh r M These Juniors Jimmy Spivey and Mor Catherine Todd Y stop to chof between classes with Koy Knight cmd Whit Hancock, 77 Helen Flax interviews foreign students Liv I 1 VVUng,Chlnr1 Constantine Bolonis, Greeceg ond Heather Alcorn Scotland Within These Sacred Walls We Stand A . his CLASSROOM mm- wiv 'ms- E HO EDI ITIATI E Penny Pelham and Edward Mirmelstein take notes on the growth ot plant life in Mrs. Conn's General Science class. Putting in a slide for Lucille Phillips is Burnie Malpass. They are study- ing microscopic animal Iife in Mrs. Nettles's biol- ogy class. 80 Allan Willey assists Glenda Howard in cleaning out the test tube in Miss Baker's chemistry class. THE CL SSROOM Mr. Willey dictates a 60 for 5 in short- hand l to Juanita Whitaker in prepa- ration for her future vocation. 81 A big help to all teachers is the office practice class. Here Joan Ownby and Becky Marshall run off some mimeo- graphed sheets in Miss Nurney's B period class. Trying to get a 40 minute time write is Sally Scoggin. This course prepares sec- retaries for many of our local busi- nesses and military bases. WE ERE T RAINED Working through the Dis- tributive Education pro- gram are Jimmy Wilt, Mary Lou Harris, Jeanne Boker, and Barbara Wolf, who take time out to smile before leaving for work. po- Totaling up his columns of figures is Delbert Amis, who is preparing himself for the future in Miss Nicosia's A period bookkeeping class. ,3- Mr. Bennett, Diversifiec Occupation coordinator, talks over problems whicl' John Harrison and Rich' ard Thorton encounter al work. 6, g MVR,-,,,,..,.-..-0-14 - K . Here's the Atlantic Ocean, says Marcia Smith to Nancy Shaw in Miss Wise's world history class. Stu- dents in this class learn much about historic events which have taken place throughout the world. ..-,sl f- 1 '-if-at ti. alan-ftp .M fi PJ, me K 5 Qu,- Wei. ,Y 5 +'T'q'L-2212151 . OR O R FUT RE C REER 9' Rl Ns 2 fi Ni -. Y Mr. Powers explains an important incident in U. S. History to Ronnie Miller. ..,-.,.,Mq. X lgg '- 'Jw f , E X xg it I5-Qs. This is Oklahoma City, the capital of Oklahoma, says Mr. Nuttycombe to Virginia Kent in his geogra- phy class. V RIOUS COURSES Priscilla Balanis, Miss Suttle, Tod Christian, and Shirley Nei- house watch the film, IVAN- HOE, as they follow the play in their textbooks. David Peltz leads the weekly discussion on current events in Mr. Wheary's E period government class. Q X Marsha Pettit explains to Ann Wood- ward, Steve Seltzer, Eddie Block and Joan Ponzar the structure of a Roman home in Miss Free's Latin class. ERE OFFERED US ,fx W' x,...f....f'gANJ-:Ar .Z fftftggi L OO ' :QQ 232 na -. 11510 O NV! M3 Tggy 0359 'omg Q83 3 : V'-l cu 338 aff, 'X PaRTuc.ALg JXXJJ wap of Spain in Miss 4 1ey's Spanish class. -HCI? it Helping Jeanie Goldstein to translate an exercise is Mrs. Hoyle, French I teacher. 85 SPAIN Donald C-oldenbaum is seen explaining to the class the theory of the inclined plane which is featured in the Physics I class. ORKIGI U10 James Kelly attentively listens as Miss Childress The class looks on as Sally Cochran with the aid of proves that two lines bisecting equal angles are paral- Elliot Finkle leads the discussion in Mr. Levy's solid lel to each other. This is one of the many theorems geometry class. that are taught in Geometry classes. K . , . y r , S I 1 K-sf K, t , , H i. an . !,. hw 5 Luft' C A K . ..x Y . ,, ., if , 4 a Q i - ' As we glance into C period band class, we find the trumpet section busily practicing for the Senior band's coming -concerts. litu- E PRGGRESSED R PIDLY Juanita Hayes points out carefully the notes on the music staff to Steve Frye. This is one of the many ithings taught in Miss Sherman's Music classes. Burt Harris, master of ceremonies, assisted by Caro- lyn Wagner rehearse for the weekly Typhoon Time show which is prepared by the radio production classes. Leading the chorus class is Miss Smith, choral direc- tor, in preparation for the annual Christmas assem- bly. Members of this class are chosen to participate in the Senior Chorus. I W v TT ,.,,-- i..-4 'w Learning to sew a fine seam is Lib Spell in Mrs. Mars- ton's D period clothing class. This course prepares our young girls to be future homemakers of America. WE PROUDLY TUDY D LEARN Setting type tor the tickets which will be distributed to N. N, H. S. students for the spring play, is Faye Eure. Print shop is an elective subject taken by many of our students. Seen in Mr. Noel's machine shop are Randy Richard- son and Cary Poteat grinding a piece of metal, This elective course is restricted to boys. Alvin Marshall and Rannie Kennedy put the finishing touches on a bureau made in Mr. SomerviIle's wood shop. 1-...I CD UQ -...sum Mi These future homemakers Myra Wilkins, Pat Taylor Nancy Staton, and Carolyn Venable, are trying tc remember all the important details as they prepare breakfast during Miss Kelly's cooking class. Showing your talent? Janet Humphrey shows her artistic talent while painting a picture in oils during E period class. 6 J Live Busily working to reduce pictures in order to meet the dead-line during E period Journalism lll are Sandra Nesbitt and Jack Tesh. WJ- , , To everyones surprise, the C period Anchor study hall is working diligently to decide on the pictures to be used in the '58 Anchor. QQ' 8.4, -xl, it A +15 ' 1- Q ' '-ILS Thy Glories We Procla1m ACTIVITIES THE ELE DER RE THEB SS . .us-t.ss STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is made up of representatives from each homeroom. The council under the guidance of Miss Ethel Gildersleeve, sponsors dances, elects representatives to the S.C.A. Conference and appropriates money in school functions. This year the council strives to promote school spirit and participation in the council committees. They are, L. to R., lst row: H. Underwood, H. Klesmer, H. Wilks, S. Seltzer. 2nd row: C. Davis, L. Nettles, B. Jenkins, L. Powell, B. Butler, D. Dillaman, T. Cowdrey, H. Conn, J. Tesh, P. Dail, D. Hardy, B. Derr, M. Morton, J. Cross. 3rd row: A. Gallins, J. Moore, T. Coger, S. N S P G b'l J Walker J Barnes B Mclntosh B Smith B Marshall 4th row' W Weaver, J. Murden, C. Todd, N. Shaw, E. Ellis, . taton, . cz rue, . , . , . , . , . . . . Hancock, S. Veazey, S. Corum, S. Nesbitt, T. Sniffen, M. Barnes, J. Walker, G. Tart, L. Hooper, P. Moore, S. Madagan, P. Horton, L. Thomas, S. Phillips. 1 i S. C. A. FEDERATION The S.C.A. Federation is a council of representatives chosen from the high schools of Newport News, War- wick, and Hampton. This federation plans joint projects such as Honor Week and Brotherhood Week for the high schools to carry out together. They are, L. to R., lst row: President, T. Summerell, Warwick: Sec- retary, C. Adams, Hampton. 2nd row: Vice-President, D. Wynne, N.N.H.S. 92 HONOR COUNCIL The beacon that lights the path of honor for students at New- port High is the Honor Council. lts objective is to teach and not to punish violators of the Honor Code. The representa- tives are nominated by the Executive Board and elected in class meetings. They are, L. to R., lst row: E. Fryer, M. Cherry, G. Tart, B. Mclntosh. 2nd row: Mrs. Nettles, B. Jenkins, B. Tillman, D. Hardy. F O R T DE- T GO ERNMENT 6.4 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Our Student Body Officers preside over Stu- dent Council meeting and assemblies. They also represent our school at other schools and in the community. Student Body Officers are, L. to R.: D. Wynne, Vice- President, J. Tesh, President, and P. Dail, Secretary. EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Boardlacts as a steering and planning committee for the Student Council. lt plans assem- blies and makes nominations for the Honor Council. The members are the heads of Student Council com- mittees, student body officers, and representatives from each class. They ore, L. to R., lst row: B. Marshall, D. Hardy, J. Tesh, D. Wynne, P. Dail, F. Allred. 2nd row: W. Hancock, H. Underwood, L. Nettles, A. Gallins, B. Derr, N. Shaw. 3rd row: D. Dillerman, E. Fowler, J. Scott, L. Powell, F. Lawson, C. Todd, D. Wimmer. 93 THE COMMITTEES WGRKED Q1 Behavior Cutie Committee D Hardy Cnciirmon 'C Ngwrurners Committee A Golline Choirrnon if ., C. fv 'Q 1. Sportsmanship Committee av Our student government depends upon these com mittees which provide op- portunities for student cooperation in the in- ternal government of N. N.H.S. Dance Committee L Nettles, N Show, Cofhoirmen Pound Committee Scott, L Powell, Co-Choirmen ........w,. .....................-.-.-.- 453 W Hancock Chcnrrnon :SR ww gifs., km Y House ond Grounds Committee D Wynn Chairman Q CCESSFULLY O MA Y 'eff-vwhw-we-wg School S :rat K M , if D D Wimmer, E Fowler, Chairman Scrapbook Committee F Lawson, Chairman These committees pro- mote worthy student ac- tivities, for the general welfare ofthe school, and try to give the students training for citizenship. Safety Carnmift W Hancock Chairman ' sa 4 Q . , . . ' V ya, . , :hqig3fv.g.3,Q t,'gg1g3g., 5 -,tt ,- -44 sv .- , . , 1 47 i Q, -fr-fs Ngev-se31.rm'1i g PROJECT Cafeteria T Publicity Committee B Derr Chairman illglililwwxmhmv f X HOWED OUR SCHOOL PIRIT VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Always on hand to lead the spectators in organized cheering are the Varsity Cheerleaders. In addition to conducting all pep assemblies, this lively group does much to promote school and team spirit. They are, L. to R., lst row: L. Nettles, A. Bost, E. Fryer, K. Hawley, J. Leake. 2nd row: S. Taylor, S. Scoggins, G. Tart, K. Knight. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Enthusiasm plus can be seen in the bright smiles of our Jayvee Cheerleaders. They assist the Varsity Cheerleaders at pep assemblies and can be seen on game night urging their team to victory. mond, M. Cherry, C. Anas M. Matthews, S. Walker, J Hawley, R. Leifer. 96 They are, L. to R.: F. Ham- USIC L BILITY SENIOR BAND Under the direction of Mr. James Wilson, the Senior Band provides the typical football music for our games and pep rallies. They ore, L. to R., Ist row: T. Harrison, E. Thomas, J. Whittaker, J. Lambreth, L. Crickenberger, J. Owenby, M. C. Todd, R. Hooker. 2nd row: E. Alcorn, W. Spitzer, I. Helterbran, P. Goodwin, O. Phelps, R. Phelps, M. Drewry, P. Brown, L. Blandford, S. Torn, L. Powell, S. Gro- shong, B. Ewell. 3rd row: K. Case, J. Grubbs, P. Durette, M. Klesmer, E. Finkle, B. Prillaman, J. Benton, J. Wilson, R. Cohen, J. Kersey, P. Turner, R. Beasely, W. Johnson, J. Nickey, W. Craver, Mr. Wilson. 4th row: K. Olshonsky, J. Carney, R. Robinson, R. Carleton, S. Dau- ghircois, A. Simms, D. Goldenbaum, D. Rouse, E. Harris, D. Faulkner, H. Timberlake, J. Dickerson, C. Todd, C. Anspack, N. Dick, T. Scott, . apes. ef VARSITY FLACTWIRLERS Difficult routines, involving precision and grace, per- formed by our Varsity Flagtwirlers odd gaiety ond :olor to our football games. They are, L. to R., clockwise: J. Ownby, J. Lomberth, M. K. Todd, I. Whitaker, E. Thomas. 97 Sis 2-f. A is i .S JUNIOR VARSITY FLAGTWIRLERS Equally as vivacious, the Jayvee Flagtwirlers perform their snappy steps at pep asemblies. They are, L. to R.: K. Roberts, P. Odom, C. Smith, J. Sammons, M. F. Koskinas. JUNIOR BAND Miss Shockley directs this group of students who prepare to become Senior Band members. They participate at all J. V. football games. , They are, L. to R., lst row: D. Schwartz, D. Montgomery, P. Brown, V. Petty, C. Stephenson, F. Heath, J, Maddy, M. Blandford, T. Reese S. Groshong, F. Deameant, D. Jackson, L. Blandford, A. Sears, J. Faulkner, E. Bass, C. Miller, Miss Shockley. 2nd row: W. Gillrrian, T. Mar shall, T. Payne, D. Riley, R. Helterbran, D. King, J. Bolden, R. Hooker, S. Corum, B. Green, J. Walker, B. Williams, B. Spivak, B. Whitmer E. Avcoin, S. Nachman, R. Fitzgerald. 3rd row: R. Corson, P. Moses, D. Butler, B. Blum, B. Ewell, G. Fitzgerald, K. Lipscomb, D. Baker, J Starling, M. Phillips, D. Parrish, R. Shapiro, B. Norris, T. Sniffen, J. House, B. Combs, A. West, T. Harrison. 4th row: G. Barkley, Z. Morgan, L. Dunaway, F. Sage, B. Buchan, J. Bell, H. West C. Lilly, L. Warren, B. Fowler, V. Smith, C. Buffington, J. Zomplis, W. Bradford, O. Chap- pell, R. Maynard, P. Durrette, B. Dick, R. Doup, J. Wright, W. Sammons, R. Ball, J. Reese. 98 - THE E CTI ITIE i ' i l ii E 1 l i . ' 1 i if I it il Q it f i i l V i i l SENIOR CHORUS 'he Senior Chorus, under the direction of Miss Janet Smith, began its year participating in the Thanksgiving Kssembly. With many hours ot rehearsing, they have also appeared in the Christmas Concert, City Festival, Bac alaureate and Commencement. 'hey ore, L. to R., lst row: E. Buckley, K. Powell, B. Smith, C. Rawls, M. Walker, J. Cherry, D. Apperson, L. Crum, R. Sisson, H. Good, L. Fowler, D. Sloop, J. Dennis, S. Cochran, J. Collins, F. Hinnant. 2nd row: C. Livesay, S. Scoggins, J. Thomas, R. Smith, C. Ingram, J. Tosh, i, Duncan, D. Stall, J. Bentholl, B. Blueford, V. Butcher, K. Pearce, M. Harcum, C. Zeno, M. Quisenberry, I. Doeppe, Miss Smith. 3rd ow: B. Taylor, N. Oldfield, J. Mosier, S. Keithley, A. Schuszler, N. Quisenberry, R. Eastman, W. Daughtrey, E. Doeppe, T. Gatling, R. Wade, f. Brewer, J. White, N. Kulm, N. Maior, H. Estes, J. Williams. ENSEMBLE The Ensemble was kept busy this year singing for many organizations such as: Retired Men's Club, Delta Kappa C a m m ag Shriners Christmas Party, P.T.A. of Magruder School, P,T.A. of N. N. H. S., Christmas Concert and Christmas Assembly. They are, L. to R., lst row: Miss Smith, M. Walker, A. Schuszler, D. Sloop, J. Dennis, J. Cherry. 2nd row: D. Apperson, L. Crum, R. Sisson, H. Good. 99 FOR OUR CHIE EMENT JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus presented a concert in collaboration with the Junior Band. They also sang for City Festival Con- cert, Assembly Concert, and Patrons' League Concert. They are, L. to R., lst row: C. Barter, L. Ramsey, N. Dearing, S. Spradlin, J. Walker, S. Fryer, G. Whitmore, C. Watson, M. Jeffers, L. Mat thews, W. Thornhill, N. Horton, K. Gayle, S. McMahone, P. Larsen, K, Moneymaker, J. Monfalcone, T. Burroughs, J. Houston. 2nd row: B Jones, B. Marshall, N. Turlington, S. Lankford, J. Koger, B. Butler, R. Dilleman, S. Gillis, G. Patete, J. Lovedahl, P. Davis, C. Barnhouse, B Veazy, N. Madagan, D. Hancock, N. Hoyle, L. Grubbs, A. Andrews, M. E. Booker. 3rd row: C. Smith, V. Mina, P. Wright,'J. Moss, M. Sloop M. Wilkinson, M. Hancock, R. Callis, M. Eason, H. Underwood, C. Smith, J. Roland, P. Lassiter, M. Timberlake, B. Bunting, L. Thomas, T Umberger, A. Vernon, P. Andrews. KEY CLUB This club is mainly a service organization which takes an active part in community projects such as, March of Dimes Campaign and ushering for various activities. They are, L. to R., lst row: E. Finkle, D. Outland, D. Faulkner, D. Hardy, Pres., J. Wilson, Vice-Pres., A. Foster, Treas., B. Hart, R. Heflin, B. Jenkins, J. Drewry. 2nd row: R. Carleton, W. Hancock, C. Balanis, R. Parrish, J. Carney, J. Van Noy, R. Sisson, D. Apperson. 3rd row: H. Gold, B. Harris, J. Benton, H. Conn, T. Sparkman, A. Kantsios, B. Tilghman, R. Benson, E. Doeppe, W. Daughtery, D. Rouse. 4th row: A. Creal, D. Goldenbaum, J. Gorrell, C. Snelling, H. Fisher, B. Harrison. i, -,, , g .I 2 , ., . 2 ' ji I . , , A ' l 1 Hi Q , . i J i J 3 l f- f 5 i ate i 1 ,Zvi I f z T lmsg , '.ti2 ii , . 1 F , . , 3 1 ki. 4 i. . 5 T i 9 . ' i s . 4 i 1 , . K J it F ? . ' l ki : E ,Q L 'J , si lg, ,,,,..,......a3f .IW WE RECEI ED HO OR THESPIANS Membership in this honorary society is achieved for outstanding dramatic service. They are, L. to R., lst row: F. Gillespie, C. Starling. 2nd row: B. J. Spencer, R. Parrish. 3rd row: W. Horton, S. Kronheimer. 4th row: S. Mirmelstein, N. Midkiff. 5th row: D. Edwards, H. Mere- dith. 6th row: J. Bright, C. Brown, S. Neihouse, C. Talbott, J. Barnes, H. Goad, N. Shaw, H. Fisher, T. Zwerdling, D. Faulkner, B. Carroll, P. Pennington. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a goal achieved by Juniors and Seniors who are out- s t a n d i n g in scholarship, leadership, character a n d service. They ore, L. to R.: F. Allred, D. Wynne, L. Garrick, J. Cross, D. Wimmer. 2nd row: J. Tesh, Mrs. Bauserman, L. Nettles, K. Hawley, D. Sloop, C. Todd. QU I LL AND SCROLL For those who excell in the field of journalism on the Anchor and Beacon staffs, the reward is membership in the Quill and Scroll. They are, L. to R., lst row: L. Nettles, Miss Key, Mrs. Van Wagener, F. Allred. 2nd row: G. Gaskins, F. Lawson, P. Horton, P. Cutchins. THE FINAL PROD CTIO STAGE CREW The stage crew is a valuable part of play production. The tedious task of building and painting the sets, . as well as the entire responsibility of lighting, lies in DRAMA STAFF HEADS th bl h d f th t . e Copa e on S O e S age Crew There are many behind-the-scene jobs that are vitally They are L to R., N' Midkiff T. Musiko GA Moore B' Cowon important. These students are as necessary to a success- H, Goody ' ' ' ' ' ful play as the actors. They are, L. to R., lst row: J. Spencer. 2nd row: P. Morris, E. Cohen. 3rd row: W. Williamson, W. Hancock, W. Spitzer, F. Eure. 4th row: P. Johnson, K. Jones, V. Martin, B. Anker. 5th row: C. Brown, H Goad, B. Spencer. USHERS A welcoming smile from our charming ushers greets LAUNCHINCS each guest to our auditorium. They courteously lead the . . . . t T th ' T. This literary magazine endeavors to publish the best gues S O elr Seo S Wofks Created ln our Engllslfl department' 'Theaf are, L. to R.: T. Zwerdling, B. Conn, F. Lawson, M. Ellenson . ross. They are, L, to R., lst row: L. Nettles, L. Garrick, J. Carney. 2nd row: R. Reuben, M. Smith, M. E. Draley, S. Groshang. 3rd row: P. Hoyle, B. Derr, J. Kotanchik, D. Faulkner. M WERE T REMENDOUS SUCCESS BEACON STAFF These students, ably advised by Mrs. Ann Van Wagener, compile and publish the school newspaper-THE BEACON-which appears bi-weekly, with special extra editions throughout the year. They are, L. to R., lst row: H. Meredith, C. Todd, J. Tesh, F. Allred, G. Gaskins, P. Horton, C. Holloway. 2nd row: S. Brady, S. Neihouse, L. McKinsey, S. Nesbitt, L. Nettles, K, Hawley, S. Weaver, Mrs. Van Wagener, J. Lamberth, A. Harirahan, H. Flax. ANCHOR STAFF These members of the ANCHOR Staff must work hard the whole year to bring us an accurate, vivid account of the year's events-a book that will bring back many pleasant memories in the years to come. They are, L. to R., lst row: H. Flax, D. Faulkner, A. Bost, J, Barnes, C. Todd, P. Cutchins, L. Nettles, F. Lawson, S. Weaver, L. Rowe, D. Sloop, J. Cross, M. Ellenson. 2nd row: L. Garrick, R. Burn, D. Stall, J. Cates, S. Cochran, J. Leake, H. Meredith, B. Marshall, C. Letts, E. Fryer, C. Dailey, C, Holloway, J. Ownby, S. Mirmelstein, M. Rosenwasser, P. Balanis, Miss Key. 3rd row: T. Zwerdling, S. Kronheimer, S. Torn, A. Hanrahan, M. Elmore, G. Gaskins, F. Allred, N. Shaw, J. Humphrey, K. Hawley, J. Lamberth, P. Horton, B. Conn, 103 WE P RTICIP TED ' LATIN CLUB The Latin Club provides an opportunity for social contacts as well as a means to learn about Rome, the Romans and their life. They are, L. to R., lst row: C. Nachman, H. Nachman, C. Brewer, P. Cutchins, S. Weaver, S. Kronheimer, N. Shaw, J. Carney, A. Creal, J. Cross, D. Wimmer, D. Sloop, M. Walker, K. Weinstein, M. Ellenson, S. Cochran. 2nd row: J. White, C. Zeno, M. Quisenberry, N. Stoller, C. Todd, E. Kuhn, H. Margeras, P. Morris, B. Block, E. Ellis, M. Smith, H. Alcorn, L. Phillips, N. Aldfield, L. Lively, M. White, A. Dorn, J. Unger, J. Anker, L. Garrick, 3rd row: J. Dickerson, J. Frank, C. Hacker, R. Parrish, D. Patten, B. Stein, H. Wilks, P. Hoyle, S. Conn, B. Gordon, B. Anker, W. Johnson, W. Craver, l. Doeppe, A. Livesay, J. Tesh, G. Collins, B. Schofield. 4th row: L. Crum, L. Cutchins, R. Miller, D. Martin, P. Hacker, J. Gorrell, G. Windley, A. Simms, C. Hiementz, D. Faulkner, J. Wilson, W. Daughtrey, E. Doeppe, B. Jenkins, M. B. Olson, S. Muller, B. Taylor, L. Rowe, J. Pritchett. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club offers students interested in science the opportunity to broaden their knowledge in this field. They are, L. to R., lst row: R. Parrish, C. Hacker, D. Goldenbaum, R. Sisson, N. Stoller, J. Cross, C. Todd, E. Ellis, Mrs. Nettles. 2nd row: J. Moore, C. Overman, M. E. Draley M. White, A. Dorn, R. Byrne, L. Matthews, T. Cowdrey, P. Stoller, 3rd row: E. Finkle, T. Dickerson, Hooker, P. Hoyle. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to pro- mote an understanding of the French, their culture and language. 222 They are, L. to R., lst row: D. Stall, H. Alcorn, L. Gar- rick, J. Cross, R. Byrne, N. Gordon, J. Dun, P. Moore, K. Olshansky. 2nd row: F. Benson, J. Vogel, K. Vretos, J. Goldstein, P. Jones. 3rd row: Mrs. Hoyle, P. Balanis, G. Krabbe, S. Kronheimer, D. Garette, D. Apperson, S. Smith, E. Cohen, J. Beach. Faulkner, P. Dail, L. Garrick, A. Creal, B. Harrison, D. J. Cates, F. Gillespie, F. Benson, J. Patterson, R. Stoller, E. Kuhn, P. Lieberman, D. Martin, J. Berzins, J. Mur- den, V. Turnage, H. Gold, J. Kotanchik, C. Smith, P. I CLUB CTI SPEECH CLUB The purpose of the Speech Arts Club is to encourage participation in Public Speaking Events, to promote the art of oral expression, to maintain a N. N. H. S. Speakers Bureau, and to cooperate with all Student Council projects. ITIES They are, L. to R., lst row: L. Phillips, B. Stein, M. Matthews, B. Harris, F. Ham- mond. 2nd row: R. Byrne, J. Frank, B. Moell, A. Gallins, V. Turnage, M. B. Olson, M Smith. 3rd row: C. Lively, S. Vanderslice, B. Frank, J. Katonchik, L. Weinstein, J Cates, B. Justice, M. E. Draley, A. Greenspan, F. Mays. 4th row: N. Smith, J. Beech L. Sale, R. Hiemens, A. Kansios, F. Gillespie. 5th row: B. Siegal, M. Ellenson E. Woodman, E. Halley. ART CLUB The Art Club is for those 'who wish to further the study of de- sign, form and color in art. . is - it n ' ' x I LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB The members of the Library Assistants Club serve the students in the library each day. The club strives to promote better reading through- out the school. They are, L. to R., lst row: J. Barrow, B. Conn, M. Morton, A. Mabe, D. Wimmer, J. A. Scott, G. DeMoss, C. Fox, M. A. Mays, E. L. Wilson. They are, L. to R., lst row: Miss Fitzgerald, B. Derr, C. Strader, J. Ownby, E. ' Fowler. 2nd row: C. Starling, M. Cherry, J. Phillips, J. Humphrey, B. Counsel L. Nettles, D. Garrett, J. Johnson, C. Phillips, T. Wilkinson. They are, L. to R., lst row: K, Brinn, N. Brant, J. Miller, K. Cren- shaw, R. Phelps, F. Hinnant, L. Hartzler, Mrs. J. London. 2nd row' P. Lovic, L. Letchworth, C. Hooper, U. Martin, C. Thompson, P. Thompson, C. Crenshaw, Y. Stallings, R. Martin, E. Wilkenson, B Forrest, A. Downs. 3rd row: B. Barkley, G. Wall, A. Yates, B. Tucker, S. Keithley, C. Wagner, V. Turnage, G. Burrows, A. Cain, F. Mays, D. Hartzler, R. Dunford, E. Coin. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is a group of students bound together in fellowship at school for the purpose of furthering their knowledge of the Bible. l11 1 I I THE F UT RE WE SHALL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F. T. A, fulfills its purpose by giving students the opportunity to learn more about the teaching pro- fession. They are, L. to R., lst row: L. Garrick, J. McKenna, H. Morgeras, M. Walker, J. A. Scott, B. Conn, S. Weaver, D. Sloop, N. Shaw, L. Powell, S. Kronheimer, J. Crass, M, Ellenson. 2nd row: P. Morris, J. Anker, C. Todd, K. Crenshaw, P. Thompson, l, Doeppe, L. Phillips, C. Dailey, C. Todd, P. Cutchins, S. Mirmelstein, A. Gallins. 3rd row: J. Sammons, N. Stoller, N. Oldfield, N. Gordon, B. White, C. Lively, J. Welstead, J. Pritchett, H. Nachman, C. Nachman, J. Lauterbach, J. Williams, Miss Gildersleeve. '-f...,,,,, ' nv FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of the Future Nurse Club is to acquaint the member with various phases of the nurs ing profession. To do this they take field trips to various pointi of interest and have guest speak ers. They are, L. to R., lst row: J. A. Den- nis, C. Holloway, M. Rosenwasser, T Zwerdling, M. Elmore, L. Rowe, P Balanis. 2nd row: M. Smith, G. Gaskins, C. Whitehurst, M. Burcher, U. Phillips F. Hammond, M. Koskinas, P. Peninnq- ton, P. Tosh, B. Block, C, Thomas, P Shumate, S. Cochran, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. H. A. emphasizes the im- portance, as well as the joys, of good housekeeping. They are, L. to R., lst row: G. Smith, C. Roberts, R. Gallins, P. Lovic, J. Gallins, C. Wagner. 2nd row: R. Seward, N. Hand, D. Keithley, L. Brady, M. Hobbs, L. Bost. 3rd row: M. Wilkins, C. Smith, E. Meck, C. Merriman, Z. Franks, B. Evans, C. Mac- Pherson, J. MacDonald, l. Ward, L. Thomas, N. Hoyle, D. Pearce, F. King. PROCLAIM T HY GLORIES D. O. CLUB J This club offers its members an op- portunity to gain an insight of appre- ciation for the opportunities and re- sponsibilities in business They are, L. to R., lst row: P. Coalter, P. Hanna, C. Nickey, A. Cain. 2nd row: L. Rucker, M. Strickland, P. Bowman, J. Booker, G. Howard, J. Womble, G. Paschall. 3rd row: R. Thorton, R. Anderson, A. Davis, L. Clark, B. Coble, Mr. Bennett. D. E. CLUB This is a professional organiza- tion that instructs students in the field of distribution. They are, L. to R., lst row: R. Forbes, M. L. Harris, J, Baker, B. Wolf, B. L. Dail, K. Elmore, L. Bridges, A. M. Hay- wood, M. Comer. 2nd row: B. Carroll, D. Hinnant, L. Scoggin, J. Phillips, E. Scoggin, H. Strickland, R. Oliver, J. Wilt, R. Thweatt. 3rd row: J. Miller, J. Dob- bins, I. Chilcoat, R. Beasley. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the F. B. L. A. is to :levelop a better understanding be- tween the business world and school. fa H N. tv ' if I., They are, L. to R., lst row: E. L. Wilson, A. Hanrahan, L. Powell, A. Bost, K. Loose, A. Quthford, G. Gaskins, M. Morton, C. Diana, C. Mageras, J. Humphrey, P. Balanis. 2nd row: Miss Nurney, D. Wimmer, A. Calhoun, M. Swann, B. Marshall, J. Krause, L. Sale, J. Moore, J. Barnes, H. Meredith, C. Letts, M. Plartless, B. Roane, B. Parianous, K. Mahone, . f. Hitchens. l 107 O Alma Mater, In Our Hearts, We'll Often Turn T 0 Thee SCHOOL LIFE if 1. Q . S, I Ji if V ,,,P' . tg Q. al, X Q Q , , 1 x mx X .- N a'g3jp' 3, E af W x, NY Riga Q x 1, xx gsjwxfxx, , M X ' 1,w ,wX'. ,Ni 1 Q - Ba 1 'K P A .js Xxx .Mali Q 'if as.. THE ICE ANTICIPATED i,,,la Xwvs .I lk., Leading the mice into their new high school career are Betsy Mclntosh, Honor Council representativeg Steve Corum, Vice-Presidentg Gerald Schweida, Presidentg Brenda Veasey, Secretaryg and Dickie Dillaman, Executive Board representative. Proving that she is worthy of being a mouse, Gertrude Helfrich displays her talents for the student body in the Mouse Assembly. 110 Jack Tesh and Dick Wynne present the eighth gradi with their school colors as the school officially re ceives them as full-fledged mice. THE F OF THE YE RS AHEAD K F fi? V Volunteering their time for a Hi-Y project, Brent Tilgh- man, Clyde Bryant, and John Munick collect money for the March of Dimes campaign. he ANCHOR Staff, pausing long enough for a picture, pre- ares to attend a press conference at Columbia University, 111 Q -?l,'L1.E Getting out of the bus in front of the Taft Hotel, the ANCHOR Staff looks forward to a wonder- ful time in New York -'G' tl. ls Cn T .. it '0:li.t,T.lh'x.f 5 i 134 . , sw M. 1 I Becky Marshall and Irving Chilcoat perform their daily task of checking the registers, - lt's easy to bop, says Nancy Shaw to Herbert Timberlake, while Joan Pritchett learns from in- structor Bobby Derr, during their after-school dancing lessons. . kJ0.14hmX,, V A BM E ERY PH SE OF O R CHOOL LIFE rw, ty-rw-si ..,, MM- +...,. :as . Presenting gifts in the Christmas assembly for needy families of the peninsula on behalf of the school are Frances Lawson and Dick Wynne. Anticipating t h e i r th i r d straight victory at the state tournament are Harry Conn and Bucky Keller, who pause to admire the display case pre- pared by the School Spirit Committee. Diane Wimmer, president of the Library Assistants Club, explains the peep show, featuring characters from der. various books, to Clay Stra- W SE JOY BLE uevim 3 1 ra..,xN mum E SHO EDI TERE T l EEE ' R 1 GMglllSFlRRTi 44 A i U5 QU i . SP R llUlTioN it ln observance of National Education Week, Helen Flax presents Mrs. Var Wagener with the traditional apple. i Answer this question and win a big prize, says Joe Frank to John Gatewood during Typhoon Time. Brent Tilghman and Mytrle Morton wait patiently as Ann Mabe checks out their books. fIii ' 155' Helping Linda Powell decide in her selection of a college Miss Kelly points out bulletins from various colleges, 114 O TSIDE THE CL SSROO z 'x l 5 The ritual of raising the flag is performed each morning by Roy, our janitor. Fixing shades is only one of the many jobs performed by Bill Martin, our faithful custodian. l Here we have a behind the scene shot of how the menu is prepared. Honest, it doesn't hurt a bit, says Freddie Bowen to Kay Wade as Mrs. Williams, the school nurse, gives him a polio shot. 115 -015 1955 Ti-.F I X.. I iw x f 5 cAm-z: r1nml:HE5'rl.-: 16 5 4,1 H OUR HE RT WILL REMA N THE More deserving students could not have been cha- sen than Faye Allred, re- ceiver of the DAR. award and Jack Tesh, who was the winner of the Ameri- can Legion award. These awards are presented an- nually to seniors on the basis of courage, leader- ship, honor, service, and scholarship abilities. Mr. Mclntosh reveals the news to this happy pair. - -.x MORIES 0F UUR ALMA MATERH ,ll ,ig Rf Q 'T Hail, Hail To Gold And Blue SPORTS I X N: 'QR ' 9Q!.f'a' vi Q:,.,i,1 3- E 5- jigjiifg, sw .. A , ...ky . ' 'T32 ' ..:f?i w'i'2:SfT:?Effff1 1LL1w,jJfff,,f,3 rw A 1 555-jfwi xg- l L zfkfxzs. '51:.1iM . -N2Qff,af1v,f:.-mg,-53-,,'::'wH H V-: -,:'1:f11.N.'Z'x,'Sis-fM15.f WW M, .A,,,, ,,,,.4,':,.f1?D5.i1f,:j'g,'g ,fqfjiv , , 1 1 W iiszjw- ' .4 THROUGH TEAMWORK. THE Q!vQ 'S' J. C. RANGE JACK TESH DAN OUTLAND BUCKY KELLER Head Coach Fullback Tackle QU0fTefb0Cl4 Co-Captain Co-Captain Outdistancing over half the Warwick team, Alvin Marshall romps around the Warwick left flank for a 30 yard run to The Warwick 5. Newport News won 19,0 JIMMY VAN NOY MlCKhY MAKKU5 BOBBY BURNS RANNIE KENNEDY Ceme, Guard Center Tackle A I ,b w ll-an .'-Am? 'ss-,Y F OOTB VPKUA.. l i' ALVIN MARSHALL DON HARDY Halfback Fuuback n ' 'YM J-Vw Tegh runs the ball around the left end for a spectacular gain of 41 yards against Hampton un the 3rd quarter Newport News 5 thus one 20-0. FRANK FRIEDLAND TOMMY MORGAN BOBBY JONES DON MOLLICK Guard n Guard Halfback L. fn-3, 4 E ul . Y K X .0 wi , X Q This year's success was due to the coaching staff as well as the team. They are, left to right, back coach, Charlie Nuttycombeg back and J.V. coach, Jack Powers, center and lineback coach, John Palmer, end coach, Charles Lefty Driesell, line coach, Bill Helms, and head coach, J. C. Cowboy Range. PIGSKIN PARADE This season, for the first time in 5 years, the Colden Typhoon won more games than it lost and established a 6 win, 4 loss record for the season. Starting off the season against a tough Manchester team, the Typhoon decisioned the Lancers, I3-7 and then traveled to Group ll York where they amassed a total of 26 points while holding the Falcons to a zero total. Back home in Saunders Stadium, the Blue and Cold met a terrific E. C. Class team which proved to be a big setback in more ways than one. Besides losing, l4-0, NN lost the services of fullback Don Hardy who broke his leg and was out for the rest of the season. On the road again, Newport News met Maury at Fore- man Field and suffered a second straight defeat, I9-l2, but the following Friday, the Typhoon rebounded to take a weak Suffolk team, 27-O. On Oct. 25, the home-standing Typhoon met Warwick and downed the Free Staters I2-O. Led by backs, Keller and Spivey, and playing such smooth possession ball, NN beat the Farmers for the first time since l952. This big victory was followed up by a close, 26-21 loss to the future District champs, Norview, which was in turn fol- lowed by a 24-l3 win over Cranby's Comets. On the following Friday, NN smeared a toothless Tiger team from C-roveton, 33-12. Van Noy, Keller, and Mollick demonstrate o play to the rest of the team at one of the last practices before the Hampton game. H a m pt o n Co-Captains Bridges and Porter and N.N. Co-Captains Out- land and Tesh await the outcome of the opening toss of the coin. After winning these last two games, the Cold and Blue gridders went on to play their worst game of the season, losing to the powerful Hampton Crabbers, 20-O, in the 60th Annual Turkey Day game. Very little can be said for this Comedy of Errors, except that the Typhoon was definitely not playing the way it had before. Despite the last game and the season's injuries, the season was a fine one, and one of which the team, the coaches and the school can be proud. The team was blessed with many stars, including Keller, Tesh, Mar- shall, Mollick, and Spivey in the backfield, Outland, Jones, Markos, Farnsworth, Van Noy, and Friedland on the line, and Ellis and Morgan on ends. Co-Captains Dan Outland and Jack Tesh, and Quarterback Bucky Keller were honored, Keller received the Julian Cordon Trophy and Tesh received the first annual Sportsman- ship Trophy from the Hi-Y. With half the team graduating, Coach Range will have a rebuilding year next year, but he has good material to build around. Returnees Spivey, Friedland, Rouse, Canepa, and Ivey will be players to watch next season. As we close this season, the ANCHOR and the student body wish Coach Range good luck and hope that he does as well in '58 as he did in '57. 4 Ag,- K Uv 9'5 A 10 L ,m. QW .ja .Q fm!- fb w L he Q fig wi f? . . ,, Xxtxabk' Q 'i w L L JF? K , at , A Q,?,i. xgA, x X b Ax M 9 , 'E . Iz,.. ..,:.. I Ns i vw MM' vu., A -Ski, MS as 4-nn-W.. ,,,,,. a+ .J VW Q Q? shaun- 41... 1 'I'-3- swftf - , -fy ,fvpt 7 x 'Q 'I ', , -,lf u'1' Iimty' A if +V Z1 Q S VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ..-. 5154. 's-, I 'I J.. JW H '3,':-av nag., P r...-.-. r N. , ,I. - az, ,..- . lst row, L. to R.: D. Ellis, D. Mollick, D. Hardy, B. Keller, A. Marshall, T. Morgan, Co-Capt. D. Outland, Co-Capt. J. Tesh. 2nd row: G. Ca- navos, J. VanNoy, R. Heflin, R. Kennedy, B. Burns, G. Farnsworth, B. Jones, B. Roady. 3rd row: E. Doeppe, F. Brown, F. Ivey, W. Codding, J. Gorrell, C. Overman, B. Gordon, B. Cannon. F. Friedlond, J. Spivey, M. Markos. 4th row: D. Rouse, J. Vines, T. Koger, M. Newton, S. Hoch- man, B. Gatling, C. Hiemenz, E. Harris, N. Midkiff, J. Canepa. Missing from the picture are J. Kirby and B. Duncan. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD - I957 NNHS I3 Manchester 7 NNH5 I2 WOfWiCk 0 26 York' O 2I Norview 26 0 E. C. Glass I4 24 Granby I3 I2 Maury I9 33 Groveton I2 27 Suffolk O O HarnptOH 20 'Non-conference l - ' I WMM' 'V A' ' ' ..QlfflQ. ,... .s.g...,..' M.. -w - .h:..... Q' -N C1 W fav.,-3 .95 ov. .. :tw Amin: Iv i N, 'O L fm 1 ' vi qw is Y 5 V sit Y , ..43 i MI 4 5,525 is 99:3 UIJ 1 . A , 4,9 , .iw . E f 5. :qw ' eww I alltivgl 9 'ubiw J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Ist row, L. to R.: G. Woo dham, J. Shapiro, J. Hall, Capt. P. Turner, M. Furr, R. Fowler, W. Johnson, J. Johnson, Mgr. J, Zwerdling. 2nd row: Coach Powers L. Crum, D. Patten, M. Sofikitis, M. Eason, A. Wiggins, C Bell S Seltzer C Williams G Ellis L Midkiff 3rd E cohen, G. Blount, w. Tugweu, J. McMahon, J. Tolberr, J. Adkins, R. Edm5nds,'J. Baker, J'. clnrpemef, ii. J'ennQ,'D.'GUiiey, B. ary.-lgxzmf Hill, F. Hawkins. 4th row: B. Schmidt, J. Lovedahl, R. Harris, J. Shelton, R. Coffey, C. Young, J. Workman, D. Wray, H. Underwood, C. Smith, G. Helliesen, R. Collis, S. Lipes, H. Mulder. ere are the managers who J.V. SCOREBOARD ere a valuable part of this ,VJX W xhwv , 'v' 9 . NNHS 0 York 7 'ar's team. Front row: Head ,, u l'i' ' 0 Churchlond 27 gr. Bobby Turpin, back :T X Il 7 Wilson 28 w, L. to R.: Assistants 0 Wa,-wick 27 addy David, Tommy Chap- 6 Norview I3 II, and Kenny Olshansky. 0 Maury 21 X wi. 'su x N , .TJ Lise' 4 CHAMPIONS OF 1958 . The tournament trophies for the Eastern In the Wulson game the last game of the regular . . . . . r season, Jack Tesh makes this unusual IoYup shot. D'Sl 'cl and the stole of Vlrgmlo' well earned rewards for our fabulous team. Kenny Roberts drives around a Norview player in the second game of the Eastern'District Tournament. W4 OMPILED A FABULOUS RECORD CHARLES LEFTY DRIESELL Head Coach KENNY ROBERTS Guard X.- HARRY CONN Guard I 1.4.7 l L we- inxulnms If QW?-1 ' - 1 .fs , s gi ei ii f .RWM .. I .. . .gee sg.. 4' SPV i if V4 fConn awaits the outcome While Coach Driesell looks an, our unbeatable starting five gets set to Bucky Keller shows great form a scramble far the ball in make a few more baskets. They are, L. to R.: Coach Driesell, Harry Conn, on this jump shot in a 53 37 e Norview game. Jack Tesh, Bucky Keller, Kenny Roberts, and Don Ellis. win over Hampton. TYPHOON TRI UMPHS The Golden Typhoon of Newport News, finest team in Virginia Sroup One Basketball, roared its way through 25 straight games this season and added the crowning touch by being Eastern District Cham- aians, District Tournament Champions, and State Champions for the third year in a row. With four returning seniors, Bucky Keller, Kenny Roberts, Don Ellis, :nd Jack Tesh, and junior Harry Conn, Coach Driesell had an un- stoppable quintet that compiled a I9-0 regular season record, for Newport News' first undefeated season since l929. In addition, the team smashed the old state record of 3l straight games, set by E. C. Glass, and set a new record of 46 straight victories. Starting off the season against Maury, the Typhoon rolled over all opposition, including arch-rivals Hampton, Warwick, Wilson, and Sranby. Up until tournament time the biggest scare thrown at the Typhoon had been at the hands of a fired-up Warwick team, which lost 50-48. In the District Tournament NN had no trouble disposing of Hampton and Norview, but Granby began to figure as o real threat. The State Tournament at Charlottesville was also a breeze at first, with the Typhoon polishing off Falls Church and E. C. Glass, but Sranby once again entered the picture in the final game, one of the 'nost thrilling in years. Jack Tesh's two foul shots clicked at the last 'ninute to put the Typhoon on top, 50,48, for the Championship. All-time great Bucky Keller headed the talented regulars and es- tablished an unprecedented personal total of i880 points during his Four years on the varsity squad. Although second highest scorer in the state, his real greatness showed in the large number of assists 'ie contributed. The amazing ball-handling ability of Kenny Roberts and the terrific rebounding of Donald Ellis were major factors in the team's success. Jack Tesh's defensive abilities and great clutch playing came through when the team needed it most, as did Harry Conn's sparkling floor- manship and dead-eye set shot. A big asset to the team was the tremendous bench strength in such reserves as seniors Bradley and Foster, and underclassmen Gill, Wil- Iiams, Ivey, Midkiff, Veazey, and Rouse. The team received many awards, both team and individual. Captain Bucky Keller made the first team of both tournaments, was named the outstanding player in the Eastern District Toumament, and re- ceived the Penn Williams Memorial Trophy for the second straight year. He was chosen for the most outstanding player in Virginia, and made the All-Peninsula, All-Eastern, All-State, and State All-Star team. Kenny Roberts was also on the State All-Star team as well as the All-Peninsula team, the District Tournament team, the AlI-Dis- trict team and the second State team, and was awarded the first Hi-Y Basketball Sportsmanship Trophy. Don Ellis was our third mem- ber of the State All-Star team and was on the All-Peninsula team, the All-District team and the second All-State team. Since he is losing four regulars and two reserves, Coach Driesell will have a rebuilding year next year, but he has promising material in this season's reserves and the Champion J.V. team. , As the season closes, the ANCHOR congratulates the team and Coach Driesell on the phenomenal season and expresses a hope for four straight next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD- i958 NNHS 75 Maury 39 NNHS 53 Norview 37 EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50 G'f 'bY 42 82 Suffolk 56 NNHS 72 Hampton 38 54 Hampton 37 50 Warwick 43 62 Norview 39 4 8 Churchland 52 87 Maury 37 48 Granby M gg suffolk A 24 55 Oscar Smith 45 Princess nn 47 73 H 5 STATE TOURNAMENT 94 Cradock 46 ammo 4 94 Oscar Smith 45 78 Cradock 46 NNHS 69 Falls Church 37 78 Worwickrf 36 77 Granby 54 64 E. C. Glass 53 88 Churchland 44 59 Wilson 43 50 Granby 48 'Non-conference 131 I THEY WERE T ATE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM STATE CHAMPIONS OF l958 Ist row, L. to R.: H. Conn, J. Tesh, Capt. B. Keller, K. Roberts, D. Ellis. 2nd row: G. Gill, F. Ivey, B. Bradley, A. Foster, D. Rouse. 3rd row: Mgr. B. Turpin, N, Mide kiff, S. Veazey, C. Williams, Coach Driesell. Here is this year's hard-working manager, Bob- by Turpin, who contributed a lot to the team's terrific season. The inspiration of Coach Lefty Driesell and Captain Bucky Keller led the team to victory after victory. Employing one of the team's well-known techniques, Bucky Keller In the narrowly won Warwick game, Jack Tesh iumps for the re- comes through with a fast break as Hampton's John Ellerson tries b0ur1d against Buddy Olney. Newport News outlasted the Farmers to catch up. 50-48. u 2 sl l7w...,..'4n :kat .:im Pw2s H MP FOR THE THIRD YEAR! NNHS J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM lst row, L. to R.: E. Cohen, R. Worthington, B. Damron, D. Carroll, H. Underwood, . R. Fowler. 2nd row: G. Balanis, J. McMahon, T. Koger, J. Lentz, C. Smith, D. White. 3rd row: J. Hall, Mgr. B. Mears, Coach Range, Mgr. J. Murden, M. Eason. Missing from picture is R. Burroughs. 8th AND 9th GRADE SCOREBOARD NNHS 30 George Wythe Jr. 55 27 Buckroe Jr. 25 23 Warwick Jr. 62 27 Buckroe Jr. 4l 33 Warwick Jr. 59 24 George Wythe Jr. 48 25 Buckroe Jr. 43 29 George Wythe Jr. 50 27 Warwick n Jr. 42 28 George Wythe Jr. 48 36 Buckroe Jr. 27 .-Y. 42 Warwick Jr. 68 SCOREBOARD Maury Granby Hampton Churchland Suffolk Princess Anne Cradock Oscar Smith Warwick Churchland Norview Suffolk Warwick Maury Oscar Smith Hampton Cradock Granby Wilson 8th AND 9th BASKETBALL TEAM lst row, L. to R.: Coach Helms, G. Fitzgerald, H. Klesmer, B. Fixx, W Goff D King , B. Anspach. 2nd row: M. Jeffers, J. Carleton, B. Helmer, M. Sofikitis M Hill B Bryant, B. Glenn. 3rd row: Mgr. D. Schwartz, L. Harrell, W. Williamson D Hinnant B. Helmer, S. Corum, Mgr. L. Spigel 133 l THE TRACK TEAM SHOWED JULIUS CONN VIRGIL MEARES Co-Head Coach Mile Co-Captain DAVID PELTZ DAN OUTLAND Half Mile Shot Put Co-Captain TRACK TOPICS Track at NNHS once again promised to be a thrilling affair as the ANCHOR went to press. The sport actually began with Cross-Country in the fall. This year's Cross-Country Team was blessed with two boys who led the team to an undefeated season. Virgil Meares, the team captain, and David Peltz placed first and second respectively in each dual meet, Meares broke the record in the Eastern District Meet, and with solid backing from boys like Puckett, Crickenberger, and Hor- ton, the team went on to take second place in the State Meet, again with Meares and Peltz first and second. After such a successful season, Cross-Country now has been made a major sport in Newport High. ln case you don't know, low score wins in this sport. The undersized lndoor Track Team only ran in the State Meet, where they took fourth place. David Peltz won the half-mile, Dan Outland won the shot put, Virgil Meares took a close second in the mile, and the relay team took Guided by the masterful hands of Co-Coaches Julie Conn and Charles Nuttycombe, and captained by Co-Captains Virgil Meares and David Peltz, the Track Team looks forward to another successful season. Leading this year's squad are Virgil Meares, who prob- ably will break a record in the mile, David Peltz, who has already broken one record in the 880, and Dan Out- land who has broken two in the shot put. Gene Duncan, a very fast sprinter, leads in the 440 and relay, being joined in the latter by team-mates Peltz, Horton, and Tolbert. High-flying Tommy Leyland is aided in the pole vault by Martin and Tesh, other high-flyers are Henry Goad in the high jump and James Vines in the broad jump. Cioad and Billy C-atling are the two leading hurdlers, with Coad on highs and C-atling on lows. Having already taken four dual meets, the Typhoon tracksters hope to come out on top in every upcoming J third place. event. They can do it, and it looks as if they will. CROSS COUNTRY lLowest score winsl CINDER SCOREBOARD - l957-l958 INDOOR TRACK State Meet: 4th Place NNHS l 9 Warwick 40 Placed: 16 Wilson 47 Meares-2nd-Mile 18 Norvlew 42 Peltz-3131880 18 Granby 42 Eastern District Meet: IST PLACE Outland-l st-Shot Put Tidewater Meet: Placed: lst-Relay Peltz-'l st-880 Meares-l st-Mile Outland-I st-Shot Put NNHS 65 Maury 48 Virginian-Pilot Relays: Placed: Meares-lst TRACK 3 relay lst places, lst place-shot put PeltZ '3rd NNHS 81 princess Anne 32 Eastern District Meet' 2nd place State Meet: 2nd Place 68 Wilscfn 45 May 9 Warwick Home Placed: Meares-lst 80 N0 V'eW 33 Moy 16,17 State Meet Peltz-2nd 59 Hampton 54 Charlottesville 134 KILL AND CO PETITI E PIRIT l' I . I qua., I A I lv I U vo lik, a H- 323 R - N . 3 x s I ' 1 CHARLES NUTTYCOMBE WILLIAM TIMBERLAKE Co-Head Coach CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Senior Manager EASTERN DISTRICT CHAMPIONS lst row, L. to R.: L. Puckett, W. Horton, V. Meares, D. Peltz, L. Crlcken berger, J. Gilman. 2nd row: Mgr. W. Timberlake, H. Good, F. Bowen, J. Morewitz, H. Wilks, N. Dick, Coach Conn. ' , 3 -, ABQ is if . ...A , .-.- ' .. - .----5,: '. High hurdler Henry Good Gene Duncan and Wilbert Horton place l-2 in the 440 as Newport News downs Billy Gomng worms up on clears the hurdle with his PYIUCGSS Anne, 8l-32 the low hurdles, preparing usual form. TRACK TEAM for an upcoming meet, lst row, L. to R.: K. Roberts, L. Puckett, W. Horton, G. Duncan, J. Vines, T. Leyland, Co-Capt. D. Peltz, Co-Capt. V. Meares, D. Outland, H. Goad, B. Gatling, L. Crickenberger. 2nd row: D. Martin, F. Friedland, J. Morewitz, J. Tolbert, B. Bradley, D. Carroll, J. Berzins, R. Heflin, S. Hallett, H. Wilks, G. Tesh. 3rd row: Coach Conn, Coach Nuttycornbe, A. Hall, J. Patterson, J, Gilman, D. Hardy, B, Jones, H, Fenigsohn, Mgr. F. Gillespie, Mgr. S. Conn, Mgr. W. Timberlake. Distance aces David Peltz and Virgil Meares are clocked in another record- breaking time by Coach Conn. .....w....r..., Sprinters Allen Hall and Gene Duncan await the starting signal for the 100 yard dash. Pole vaulter Tommy Leyland is watched by his fellow vaulters as he skins over the bar. gg 6 9 gi N T 'mm WITH SPRI G Dan Outland gets set for another mighty heave in the shot put. Wilbert Horton takes the baton from Jimmy Tolbert in the relays. CAME THE BEGINNING OF BA EBALL H1611 ZX u... H 1 if X 'FA , f BASEBALL TEAM Ist row, L. to R.: D. Wynne, D. White, M. McCormick, Capt. D. Mollick, J. Van Noy, J. our Coaches and manage' lake lime Ol-ll fm' 0 PIC Kersey, B. Mears. 2nd row: S. Veazey, D. Wray, D. Rouse, A. Foster, H. Underwood, J. 'Ure' TIWY are L' 'Q R-5 Hefld COPCIW JOCI4 Powers Tesh, Coach Powers. 3rd row: W. Hancock, R. Bracey, G. Vanness, B. Rouse, G. Wood- Manage' J0l 'V K 'bYf and A55'5'0 f COOCI1 B ll ham, J. Gorrell, Coach Helms. Helmi DIAMOND HEADLINES Defending Eastern District baseball champion Newport News has begun its I958 campaign in quest of another fine season. At the outset of the season, the Typhoon nine was hampered by adverse weather conditions and had less practice sessions than were planned as a result. However when NN met its first few opponents, this lack of practice was barely noticeable. With a few key Iettermen returning from last year's champions, it looked as though Newport News High School would once again be a leading contender for the district title. As the ANCHOR went to press, the Typhoon diamondmen had chalked up wins over most of their non-conference opposition, an early loss to Wilson being the only blot on the record at that time. Jack Tesh, Dan Rouse, and Guy Vanness were the pitchers that figured in the hurling plans of Coach Jack Powers. The batting strength of Coach Pow- ers' outfit lay in the abilities of Jimmy Van Noy, Jesse Kersey, Donald Ellis, and Captain Donald Mollick, while Horace Underwood, Mike McCormick, Allen Faster, and Donnie White were expected to contribute defensive strength. In the first game of the season, Newport News met and downed a Poquoson nine, 7-4. The game was highlighted by the pitching of NN's Guy Vanness who gave up only four hits to the Bull-Islanders. A well-pitched Wilson High team shaded the battling Typhoon in Newport News' second non-conference encounter. NN also received a good hurling iob from southpaw Dan Rouse, but the Presidents had a slight advantage in the hit department and went on to take the game, 2-I. The pitching of the Typhoon continued to excel as visiting York was held to one weak hit by Jack Tesh in his first pitching assignment. Warwick's Farmers were the next opponents on the Typhoon schedule. A strong NN batting game and Warwick's fielding miscues contributed to a 5-2 Newport News win. The prospects for the rest of the season looked good indeed at printing time, and by the time this appears we hope that Newport News will be on top again. In any case the team will be sure to make the student body proud of them as they have done in the past. 137 DIAMOND SCOREBOARD- i958 NNHS 7 Poquoson' 4 I Wilson' 2 6 York' O 5 Warwick' 2 I Hampton 2 4 Wilson 3 8 Warwick 7 0 Princess Anne I 4 Churchland O May 3 Oscar Smith Home May 6 Maury Away May 9 Suffolk Away May IO York' Away May I3 Norview Away May I6 Cradock Home May 20 Granby Home May 24 Hampton' Home 'Non-conference HO R OF PR CTICE AND TRAINING ,,,,-Q-ad-0' ,,....w-A wi X f A. . ,E , DONALD MOLLICK JACK TESH JIMMY VAN NOY DAN ROUSE Center Field Pitcher First Bose Pitcher Captain 9 2 A sw i FY Jesse Kersey is Shown fensely watching the pitcher while waiting Horace Underwood is safe at first as York's first bosemon owoits the boll. for the pitch. Jimmy Van Noy rounds first bose and heads for second in the Pitcher Jock Tesh whirls and fires the ball to catcher Horoce Underwood. York game. 2 BROUGHT GUOD RESULT ur 'Y-Q, A -Q we 4, ' - ll 1 -ff :- i l l 50f1k Rguge tries desperately to make first base as the Typhoon downs Poquoson's John Townsend slides into home as catcher Steve Veozey 0' f - - makes the play. Captain Donald Mollick takes a goad cut at the ball from the York pitcher. baseman Jimmy Von NOV Walls for 'he bflll On U DiClS-Off l Q!!-wwfmlw' M A N '5vvuw4 GUY YANNESS JESSE KERSEY DONALD ELLIS DICK WYNNE Pitcher Second Base Left Field Second Base .IAQ AA- 'E . 'P 1 ui 1.1 5 fail 54 gy gf iw THE GIRL E TERED I TO OUR l Q NR ' B ' 1 X g T VARISTY HOCKEY TEAM Cneeling, L. to R.: R. Phillips, B. Council, C. Ellis, J. Phillips, S. Mueller. Stand- ng are: M. Swann, B. Turner, A. Bost, H. Alcorn, L. Powell, B. Morris, R. Forbes, I. Jones. P. Jones, K. Pearce, M. Drewry, C. Davis. 1 ll fy S. Nesbitt and C. Jones demonstrate as the Tumbling Club lool on. They are, lst row, L. to R.: N. Dearing, L. Ellis, B. Ellis. 2r row, L. to R.: R. Forbes, C. McKinsey, V. Hartsell, C. McPhersoi The G. A. A. Executive Board works hard organiz ing the activities for the girls' athletic association These girls are, lst row, L. to R.: B. Morris, N Collins, V. Hartsell, R. Forbes. 2nd row, L. to R. R. Phillips, N. Staton, C. Stephenson, D. Jackson 3rd row, L. to R.: G. Gaskins, G. Tart, S. Nesbitt, S. Mueller. Peggy Markham and Phyllis Ritter vie for possession of ball in a fast moving basketball game. Peggy Markham hits the ball over the net at t start of an exciting volleyball game. WELL-BALANCED SPQBT PROGR L Lil Q55 - 1. N V- H0l'fSell, 5- Nesbitt, Gnd C- -l0 19S dem0 lSff0f9 to the AD- R. Forbes and C. Ellis show good baseball form while practicing paratus Club their skill on the parallel bars. for this popular spring sport. The basketball team takes a break during practice to pose for our pho- tographer. They are: seated, L. to R.: J. Humphrey, N. Collins, M. Spell, S. Nesbitt. Standing, L. to R.: B. Morgan, K. Hawley, V. Hartsell, G. 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Wholesale Dealer in FRUITS AND PRODUCE Bananas a Specialty Dial 2-3227 2307 Washington Ave. ZW IMLGKCCKKQ to the graduating class THE NEWPORT NEWS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED 162 Frances Lawson, best dressed senior, and Andra Bost choose lovely gowns, for that big dance from the latest styles at xx Congratulations Class of i958 Sandra Taylor and Buck Hart smile happily ' as they listen to Hi-Fi music at Shaw Iewelry Co. Nick Allen Motors, Inc 2809 Washington Ave. Newport News Virginia Avenue Sterling Flatware by Gorham, Heirloom, Dial 4-1734 International, Lunt, Towle and Wallace 163 D S Sawyer Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS 'k 'k P 0 B 179 1668 W. Pembrok A T I ph 7273 Hampto V Congratulations COLE 61 SCOTT FASHIONS FOR MEN NEWPORT News - WARWICK The Tri-Cities Finest Restaurant MUSEUM INN Famous for Steaks and Seafood Private Dining Room Available for Parties 1001 Warwick Rd. lRoute 601 Phone 8-9915 Warwick, Virginia I I ry? Qffffliif FOR SITIUUTH sruuns l IAIIIIIIEREIIS -IIIIY IIIEAIIERS I LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS 74th Year Serving the Peninsula -343- Dial 4-1421 or 4-1422 127 - 24th Street Having the Gang in for a Treat? Get Your Refreshments at Piti:man's Grocery R. C. SATCHELL, Prop. GROCERIES, FRUITS, FROZEN FOODS FRESH MEATS and PRODUCE O 2615 Mmm: Avenue om 4-2124 24 Hour Wrecking 8. Road Service WYTHE TIRE CO., Inc. COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE FRANK LITTLE, Pres, Pine Ave. and 25th St. Phone 4-1459 Newport News, Va Compliments of Cofer Motor Sales Inc. UA., L , XF oesoro PLYMOUTH Sales 81 Service 1897 1958 ff-as-xx ghd UZQZQ TI of Qwfzf Wcznfzn II-1 FRANKLIN PRINTING C Primm' Book QMPANY, INC. bindm Ruler! Litbogmploers 0-ego IwvI1lvfIfll1 gl L l 4 N . M, l'L' in -xfxllm cwport News. Vifgilllll 166 D5 ci! -.... 4,-2 for 521121 N5 9 1 -Av' ' ' 'gi' S--' ke Barbara Johnson and Shirley Allen, graduates of Newport News High Scho I, discuss the many opportunities offered at the RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL School of Nursing Qxxxxxxxxxxx QQ:--,......,x ...,..,- - 'Q AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE ROAD CAR Pontiac WARD PUNTIAII SALES, Inc. 3201 Virginia Ave Newport News, Va Dial 3-1638 DMV 26 9 A Lovely Girl These Dawn lovelies always personify that fresh, well-groomed, sophisticated look. These girls know that no greater lesson can be learned than that of hygienic cleanliness. For this service they depend on Dawn's excellent and efficient laundry and dry cleaning to keep their clothes fresh and neat. yer? BRINGS HRPPV DSIVS .. ...,., :,.. zl. ,,..,. ,. f i 1 if Q ii 168 ls l.il4e A lvlelocly When these lovely lasses are entertaining their beaus and guests they know that their home is always clean and attractive because of Dawn's hygienic cleaning of rugs, pillows and home furnishings. These eight young ladies are thankful for Dawn's varied services. t... ii., y yi 2 .,..,,:. Q if BRINGS HQPPV UQVS K X 169 COMPLIMENTS OF PENINSULA SUPPLY EUMPANY, Inc. L U M B E R AND BUILDING MATERIALS L if af af 34th Street and Virginia Avenue Phone 4-1496 Newport News, Virginia K Sleep in Security lnsure Your Property with I. F. Tilghman, Inc. Nelson C. Overton REALTORS INSURANCE 122 26th street Zz DRUEKER 81 FALK R-.NK Gary Farnsworth knows that the latest style in hair cuts is a specialty at Boyd Bros. Barber Shop 142 - 26th Street SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR AIM and Participating Insurance at l3l 26th Street DIAL 6-1687 . :gig Tr' 5555? A- ' 45 'X,igw'E 5255.353 A L -l , 1 : 1 1 ffffi 5 5 if Q62 itiifif I LS , S ..i. - 3' 'jimi ,tss 'WTQ7 '7 -f H ' S. , E1 .4 LQVE, seis 1 r ONE pcnismiscors JON Seniors Jesse Kersey, Becky Marshall and Larry Crickenberger pose under the marquee at the Palace Theatre, where they enjoy working part- time after school. PALACE THEATRE 32nd and Washington Ave. MODERN SALES 81 SUPPLIES, Inc. M. C. Nesbitt Restaurant, Store and Hotel Supplies Phone 4-'I477 7010 Virginia Ave. Warwick, Va. Safe and Economical Transportation Citizens' Rapid Transit Company Specializing in Chartered Service 3400 Victoria Boulevard, Hampton Phone Hampton 3-3344 Fashion Wise, Economy Wise Graduates and Undergraduates Shop at I3ESliIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Over 50 Years Young Corner of 24th and Jefferson Phone 3-1388 Abbitt Realty Company INCORPORATED 132 29th Street Our Specialty- KOSHER AND IMPORTED FOODS Dial 4-4131 105 - 28th St. Newport News, Va. For the Very Best in Meat and Poultry - Buy At - PERRY'S MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET 3207 Huntington Avenue SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE TRAINED FACULTY Superior Training for Selected Students Day and Evening Classes - Open All Year- Air-Conditioned Classrooms For All Your Jewelry Needs lt's Barr Brothers Jewelers 3005 Washington Ave. Low Tuition - High Standards - Enroll Today NEWPORT NEWS College of Hampton Roads 28 west Muir- sneer 3l I2 west Avenue Dial 2-1811 NORFOLK Horne Brothers, Inc. Marine Repairs and General Contractors sb 2408 River Road Newport News, Va. List Your Real Estate With wb MURRAY and Pilllllll'l l' l3l 28th Street REALTORS INSURANCE i ,- u 15,5 W EEE Zigi W mlv ll X fm' H n w mal ' is rl' 'il 'QI I 7F15 2,1 A ' il if ll' Fl lg, all I Y' i I. E 's M -151211122 na isa E' l 'J' 1' E F -' T, l iii gil! W 5315 ll H Zaaffilnlwmeaaqif Q ' 'Kai my We EMJM W4 4 ' Umwnxununllluiri. Lnnuuml rl- P ,s - V iffy' A'7',: 4 f lm' 'H-mum ..,+-v n Ni li - ' ff V Il 'W Z l g l K iiwwm l3 N: U., 1' bf 5:1 I ,V Nj VN f 'n I - , i, X -I 'Vial SR, H ! 44155 E I fa il I dl f?-fffffmw if wi.,-f, UNE war - , A H i 'il 'Exim 1155 PE: V5 WE JF Fil? LM f W 1 'fi -- llf i Lf li W . 1 i I W in il ff an 7 ' i' EW I 2' Z gi EB., ,, 5? 2 W ,' I :' '- ' , I '. I 'Z E ll. li ill ' ' ' W L, lll in , H -ff a ' A 'yy' W? 7' i n-A-N ', TNA, 76 P- ':t:::'2:T:f:A.'35-:A X -if U5 f 4-1. f M. - 71 ....... ..-,. ,eg ...--, as M4 M9 53 , as f, g: -A:.1T-?T1: :-F - l fi W E 1 E f,,,f- V E-I?-E -- 17?-f 3:-'12, -'--.T'i- , 2 ' 1 Q if aaa ou on1icfs'zaJ cz cvzaafz in :Rafaifbz Many opportunities available soon with two big stores on the Peninsula. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGIN IA 173 Waterfront Lumber Co For Quality Materials of Foir Prices 1200 Jefferson Avenue -- Telephone 3-1305 Newport News, Virginio NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY do Bottlers of 1 M W R.C. Cola r and New Orange and Grape l!,lf.4,LL1 2615 Huntington Avenue 174 VIRGINIA ENGINEERING GGMPANY, Inc. General Contractors 80 - 29th STREET BUILDING W PININSUII SHIPIIUIIUIHS ISGUEIAIIUN 4201 Huntington Avenue Bargaining Agency for Employees N ' ' ' ffivffffffffffffffb' wlflflflfls s1f.r99'f9' Builders of Great Ships To Help Keep America Strong on the Seas NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING and DRY DOCK COMPANY INISIIIII 176 W. J. FEATHER, Monoger MUTUAL OF OMAHA and UNITED OF OMAHA 105 26th Street Phone 5-'I035 NOLDE'S AMERICAN MAID BREAD and CAKES I. S. Arnold's Esso Service Compliments of Wellworth Cleaners if O 25th St. and Oak Avenue 'l'I Branches to Serve You Dial 7-1803 The Procticol Plymouth Compliments The Beautiful Chrysler of GENERAL AUTO SALES Incorporated S W G Your Chrysler-Plymouth DeoIer O O I 226 3lst Street Dial 2-2913 is rf' g L, ooMiNioN News co. Inc. Wake Up and Take ' Your Printing Jobs -To- Wholesale Distributors Iacobson Press 2705 Huntington Avenue NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES Calling Cards - Programs - Invitations 177 MR. B's DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Route 168 at Main Street Dial 8-5216 Warwick, Virginia Dining Room Curb Service Take Out Orders 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 of All Kinds Lenox Oil Burners --Warm Air Compliments of KNIGHT OIL CO.. Compliments of Appliance Repair Center 2103 Wickham Ave. Small Appliance Repairs Inca Commercial and Home Gas Appliance Repairs JACK GARRETT, Prop. o Telephone 2-1470 Congratulations Graduates! - From - LEON WILKS BETTIE JONES Agents LEON WILKS GENERAL INSURANCE 311 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Piano Instruction CARY McMURRAN B. Music M. Music PENINSULA STUDIO OF MUSIC 7006 Virginia Avenue Phone 2-7735 Compliments of WILSON AWNING COMPANY Manufacturers of Awnings, Covers, Tarpaulins, Flags and Yacht Work OLDEST ON THE PEN-INSULA MILLNER'S Warwick Farms. Inc. mtmv vnooucrs o 3110 Virginia Ave. 2314 Washington Ave. Telephone 4-1312 Phone 4-1776 Aiiigligf iii. l T 3 ' ,q , ' . 4+ 1,-11 -Y I ,' The Way to Her Heart is a Coat of Fur sffvfxzmzv D' l 4-1271 REEDY'S JEWELRY 222 28th Street Garland Reedy- Certified Watchmaker Newport News, Va. Dial 4-3306 G. S. BARNES, INC. 2513 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, Va. 5 Reliable Hardware from An Established Firm Compliments of DANIEL CLEANERS it 3509 Huntington Ave. Phone 2-5241 TEEN AGERS Try Our Special Vi Lunch Veg. 81 Pat. Entree 8- Coca-Cola 4Oc Our Famous Jumbo Hamburger Plate French Fried Potatoes, Slow 50c PALACE RESTAURANT Opposite Broadway Department Store Mutual Underwriters DEAL WITH DEAL 99 28th Street Dial 4-'l45'l 'rouk wm-I TEXACO BUNN'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION QI: Parrish Ave. and 25th St, Newport News, Virginia Call for and Deliver Dial 2-9772 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 post accomplishments must not dim our eyes to the fact there is much left to do in the future. CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS ww www 4' Jlaadaa 180 E Q5 4 E E qv, T5 HYGEIA ROLLER H pton 8- Wickham A N port News, V RINK Compliments of BUCKROE BEACH RESORT CO. BUCKROE BEACH, VA. Cpltf CENTER FOR R 2900 H t g A YOUR FORD CENTER D SUTTLE MOTOR CORPORATION .,g CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE G.M.C. TRUCKS 1-o-o O 55 O00 Sq. Ft. Floor Spo S Y -mi- 34 h and Jefferso A DMV 'I9 Peninsula CO - OP Supermarket The Stores Owned by You and Your Parents Southampton and Newmarket Shopping Centers P53 'WS ' ' YL!!-s - W: To The WYTI-IE Esso Servicenter CREASINC WASHING POLISHINC 1301 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. BEST WISHES Smiles! DdZ'Vj! PENINSULA PLQRIST Prodzwiy ASSGCIATION R Phone 8-4966 Bus. Phone 8-3311 Compliments of Hatchell's Auto Sales 200 Main Street Warwick, Vi g EPSTEIN'S Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. 232 234 27th St t Ph 31044 N p t N V Florida llrange Store 3208 Washington Ave. Dial 3-1615 Compliments of Warwick Mobile Homes 9701 JeffersonAve. If you're saving your money to buy her that special Rainbow to fit on her finger 1-I 39l5- 4 visit ir' Y f i i E. BARCLAY BROTHERS. Iewelers 'l' 10 2902 Washington Ave. Phone 6,1 i l l Wl1nBi rSllicLtuS'rvY Chesapeake Cleaners 1 6 LW O 9 ng Q S L C OU if Kenneth Arch. Inc. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE J -11 uk REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS l in 25th at Pine Avenue Phone 2-4339 l i iw zeih sneer owl 2.3264 l l Dealers: General Electric Appliances 1 l Compliments of Stringfellow Electric Corp. i 4414 Huntington Ave. Phone 5-1761 t J! Newport News, Virginia Distributors of Oil 8. Gas Heating Equipment soulhamplon shopping center W ,--.- X M, Y- .T.T,S1 , l Merrlmac Motors of l CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Kecoughtan Road 4405 Huntington Avenue At LaSalle Avenue Newport News, Va. Phone Hampton 6367 l 183 Pat Cutchins and Meyera Ellerson discover that intricate machines are a important part of banking at the BANK UF HAMPTON ROADS Washington Ave. You Are Never a Stranger Kecoughton Road at 33rd Street After Your First Visit at Wythe Center R I C ll ' surnn MARKETS i' NEWPORT NEWS i' HAMPTON 'k WARWICK i' WILLIAMSBURG 'k RICHMOND 184 BOWDITCH MOTORS IM Wedding Invitations Your Locally Owned Friendly Ford Dealer Imprinted Napkins Stationery Bridal and Guest Books EEE -.eu R ' Wl'1't B'bl , P B k I G I ES FOYEI' OO S ,-.Qin CAROL BOOK SHOP 800 Kecoughtan Road Dial 2-9427 3514 Huntington Ave. Newport News, Va Dial 5-1268 Paint Products Co. 321-323-325 25th Strut Phono 2-1061 Compliments of Alumni Owners of W. 6. S. Drive-In THE OASIS RESTAURANT 81 Coffee Shop 3508 Kecoughtan Road Recommended By Duncan Hines Phone 3-5736 Hampton, Va. KECOUGHTAN PHARMACY C. L. CLODFELTER, Prop. 819 Kecoughtan Road Phono 4-1531 Hampton, Va. Res. Phone NN 2-0427 Bus. Phone HA 3-1313 Hamilton Management Corporation Established 1931 Represented by G. J. GROGAN tLt. Col. Retiredl 1019 Blair Ave. Hampton, Va. Compliments of SPIGEL BROS. FURNITURE CO. 2606 Jefferson Ave. Phone 5-1751 Compliments of B. F. GRAY Gkocsnlss AND Msxrs o 2500 Oak Avenue WHITE OPTICAL CO. Medical Arts Bldg. 29th 8. West Ave. Newport News 1-4-01- compnmenfs of Rainbow Soda Shop 5003 Huntington Ave. Newport News Phone 2-9861 THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY l..g-g.g-- Tires, Batteries, 81 Accessories 3712-14 Washington Ave. Dial 6-1329 Newport News, Va. THOMAS J. CRAN DOL AGENCY TOM G. WATERS, Mgr. Insurance That I'nsu1'es Serving the Peninsula for 30 Years 2517 Washington Ave. Dial 6-1061 JERRY RUBEN LEONARD P. HARRIS RUBEN 81 HARRIS CO. Established 1919 Wholesale Confectioners Drug Sundries - Fountain Supplies 233 23rd Street Phone 2-3234 Newport News, Virginia Mutual Home 81 L,, it Savings Association 5 of Newport News, Virginia 210 30th Street Call The Plays Plan The College Days Open a college savings account with this associationg then add to it each month. Steady profits added to your savings each year. It's the easy way to a College education. gay X f3? :-:- - .. T1DEwArsn HARDWARE TIDEWATER HARDWARE CO. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 25th and Parrish Avenue Phone 5-1238 187 4. QL-H X ,til- l 9X X-RSS vs 4Qw oo N-fax Coco-se os ageixo as .wo ima Qhoxoqsflai-T-Q N YxKe. 7-1- vs et -1- xo coqoe we 'ooqe 4 'mi' xo vecotd vi Xe occadxooeko io -ii- eats xogm eqvotab 0 We 'A o'sKxdvaX QW: oi 0606 qos! Q62 193 V010 0 . ffifidf phat amflf 51' P orfroit st udio 3,4 I' 188 dl H ome 0196 Asszgfzmefzf for 2' iz Salma! S udmfs fy f s-Herald daily Study the Daily Press and The Time for a liberal education in Science, Economics, Engineering, Aviation and Electronics. These are just a . . h few of the many subjects reported on daily by t e nations experts. Your tuition to the worId's most . . . . . . b ribe diversified institution is paid when you su sc to The PeninsuIa's Newspapers. Q ef! X A 1 X ,K Aix, 1 it pf 4'lx X A? ifxfxirx sg W' X 1 eiixijhdixxx U' I 4.-'xxx' T5 If ii ri ww .mizzzaaiiiiaazeea THE PENlNSULA'S NEWSPAPERS and HE IMES-HERA LD NtwronNews-mmrfouwnwucn ' 189 GORSUCH DRUG CO. 3019 Washington Ave. Newport N TRUCK DELIVERY Exclusive Agency for RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES GARGAN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 2501 West Ave. N o the Vict A I1 ran Up wm- ATLANTIC IMPERIAL O The ' Power-Mate for '58 BENSON-PHILLIPS COMPANY, INC. i' Serving the Peninsula's Building and Fuel Needs Since 1891 'k 3100 Virginia Ave. HIDEN STORAGE AND FORWARDING COMPANY 50th and Virginia Avenue CHAPMAN CAB CO. 3308 Washington Ave. Phone 4-1482 We Need Your Head To Run Our Business Bob Smith's Barber Shop 25th Street at Chestnut Avenue Newport News, Va. Shop Phone 2-7854 Home Phone 2-4298 Compliments VISII, of AL'S NEW YORK DELICATESSEN THE Hot Corned Beef and Pastrami with TOMMY PH ELPS THE FINEST IN KGSHER FOOD Dial 2-6028 133 25th Street WAIDE BUSINESS MACHINES YOUR EXCLUSIVE UNDERWOOD REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE PENINSULA Diana! Pealtzy 114 - 28th Street Newport News, Virginia Keeoughtan et Cherry N.N. 2-2187 Telephone 5-1251 Phone 3-1608 GENUINE VIRGINIA HAMS Cooked or Raw - Shipped Anywhere Allesondro Angelucci STUDIO OF VOICE AND PIANO 3600 Huntington Ave. Newport News, Va. Dial 2-1667 3408 West Avenue fi4 1 I 1 ii ELECTRIC f 5 Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS i' 28th and Huntington Ave. Phone 4-1300 - 4-1032 E. Wheeler C. L. Fisher Registered Pharmacists Southampton Pharmacy Southampton Shopping Center Hamptons Photographic Center Phone 6359 Where Dining ls at Its Best Party Rooms for from I0 to 300 Persons Wedding Receptions HOTEL WARWICK West Ave. at 25th Street The Camera House The PeninsuIa's Headquarters for CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDERS li SUPPLIES Newmarket Shopping Center Phone 4-5771 Warwick, Virginia Compliments of THE EI FFEL TOWER RESTAURANT On Parle Ie Francais 3610K Washington Ave. Dial 2-9785 Q K- ' E S., P 9 4 'ji She'll Be Proud to Wear A Bracelet or Other Jewelry From Since I898 arclay 6 ons DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE CHINA Compliments of SANFORD 8. CHARLES Inc. 6-1656 8- 2-2251 FUEL OIL 8. COAL Compliment f KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO. Wholesale 8- Retail 9802 Warwick Road Phone 8-4147 Food Prices are . . LOWER Sav-a-Stamps are WORTH MORE at Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE MODERN CLEANERS AND DYER5 3409 Washington Avenue Dial 4-1781 WYTHE MOTORS 1900 Kecoughtan Road Dial N.N. 4-1704 Congratulations to the Senior- Class From NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES of the Peninsula James - Center - Village Lee - Langley Woshmg Avenue ot 33rd Sfre Kecoughtan Laundry, Cleaner Your Exclusive Lux Laundry 2613 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. WYTHE SOUTHAMPTON George C. Karam, Realtor vinsnm. nm.-rv co. zos am. sneer APPRAISALS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CURTIS OIL CO. 101 Jefferson Ave. loo---1 W. H. CBILLI CURTIS, Owner CONGRATULATIONS! 5 . A 600 0 HANDY OIL CORP. DISIIIIJUIOI Exclusive Representative Royal Typewriter Co. . . Headquarters for ROYAL Typewriters socunl' Moblle ol' Products Portable, Standard 8. Electric Expert Repairing of Typewriters Boat Harbor Dial 4-1444 A'I'II 9A:: :vg:I'gL'::::t:::'I'I'es C C. W. HORNSBY Won't You Join Me? I'm On May Way to H 8 B GROCERY 128 30th Street 31st 8. Jefferson Ave. 'A' Tires - Batteries - Accessories !y 124 32nd Street Newport News, Va. CROWN SAVINGS BANK Member F. D. I. C. American Bankers Association National Bankers Association We Welcome Your Account and the Privilege of Serving You 2411 Jefferson Avenue If you're interested in science and mathematics, you may well have a bright future in engineering. Few fields offer such varied and promising careers. The faster we prog- ress, ihe more engineers are needed. So consider making America's prog- ress your own. Plan for a career In engineering! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Complete Furnishings for All Men 'Iggy 94.5 +4006 IQ 3107-09 Washington Ave. Dial 5-'I 571 . Q, frmgv c 'f Z :QI fc .U I Sp0rt5man's Shop NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA The Friendly Pepper-Upper' DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. PAL Aon GRAPETTE on. PEPPER suN ckssv George Balanis shows one of the outstanding buys at the MARITIME TRADER A. G. BALANIS, Prop. THE VARIETY STORE 2607 Washington Ave. N EWPORT N EWS AUTO EXCHANGE 3400 Huntington Ave. 1,4 can E LQH!-QVROLET me In ,J ,I SALES SERVICE Selling Honestly ond Serving Sincerely Since 1921 For Lower Cost Insurance OI1 HOME- AUTO - BUSINESS Coll MABE INSURANCE AGENCY Insure With Mobe and Save 138 - 27th St. Phone 2-8564 Best Wishes ED'S WRECKER SERVICE 320 - 24th Street Compliments of o Friend A. S. Wall David Edwards Dinos Lucas Delmont Cigar Store Christine Mageras Bernard Levenson Roy T. Scott Sol Ellenson Mr. 8. Mrs. I. Klesmer ggaffzons Mr. 8. Mrs. J. A. Munick Mr. 8 Mrs. Roger Collis McLean Appliance Co., Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. J. T. Scott Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert E. Hornsby Mr. 8 Mrs. Claude D. Steele Mr. 8 Mrs. Earl D. Powell Huntington Ave. Amoco Service Mr. 8. Mrs. Sam Cohen A Friend Captain W. B. Weaver Miss Virginia Thomas Chief W. F. Peach F. B. Barham D. L. McCullough Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles C. King Ann Payne Priscilla and Ricky The Golden Greeks Joe Fox Senior Home Room IIB Mr. 8. Mrs. A. I. Neihouse Frances Lawson Miss Ruth Patteson Mrs. George T. Nelms Mr. 8. Mrs. W. E. Rountree Mr. J. E. Carter Mr. 8 Mrs. G. W. Ellis Allan Willey Mr. 8. Mrs. C. M. Womble Home Room 2l5 W. L. Collis Mr. 8. Mrs. C. H. Manning Mrs. John H. Watkins Neil Cox W. J. Batson Glenroy P. Belvin Mrs. Maude Crisp Joanna Cherry Compliments of a Friend PFC. 8 Mrs. Morris Jett Jack B. Silverman J. C. Robbins J. H. Bell Charlotte S. Koontz Louis Manos O. A. King A Friend J n Huller oh Mr. 8 Mrs. J. H. Schertle Mr. 8. Mrs. L. S. Veazey Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe C. Holloway A Friend Brown's Mr. Andrew Yeaponig Donald Valhelm The National Restaurant Bucky Glenn Mr. 8. Mrs. E. C. Glenn Tommy Jebson Leon Wilks General Insurance James Theatre . . A. J. Hauser Sans Watch Repairing Gabriel's Restaurant Samuel H. Phillips Novelty Cigar Store Mr. 8 Mrs. E. T. Cootie Allmond Mr. 8. Mrs. Phil Curtis, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Dewey Faulkner Mr. 8. Mrs. James Bridgers Newport News Public Library, Inc. Mr. 8 Mrs. R. H. Rash Mr. 8 Mrs. J. Ray Davis Miss Frances Maguire . Sally Morewitz Stanley Conn Margaret Cowan Renee Helterbran Mr. R. T. Phillips Julius Benton Helen Lyon Miss Mildred Kelly Mr. Marvin Turley Mrs. John J. Pohl Ray T. Benton Dr. W. F. Creasy Beverley Powell Clayton's James River Beauty Salon Nino Barber Shop Mrs. Masters Mrs. E. F. Fitzgerald Miss Cassie Childress Mrs. G. L. Sanders Miss Sue Kelly Miss Seats Miss Margaret Lane Frances Strohecker Dick Wynne Jack Tesh Mr. Samuel Silverman Harry Conn Helen Flax Sid Bunn Mrs. Helen T. Browning Vivian Bauserman Judy Leggett Elliot Jane Penn Mrs. Murray McWilliams Billy Roady Mary E. Johnson I Edward Mirmelstein John C. Tyburski Janet Krause Mrs. Leonard Barber Adolph Gundlefinger Jeanette W. Wright Mrs. E. F. Moell Mrs. Celeste L. Mason A Friend Phyllis Nurney Mrs. N. J. Webb Gene Edmonds Donald Goldenbaum Elliot Finkle Jeanne Baker John Berzins Pat Horton J. W. Fowler Mr. Bucky Lenhart A Friend Ray L. Muhich M. G. Willey Miss Eleanor Sherman Mrs. Lloyd Baker Miss Belle Fitsgerald Pat Cutchins J. N. Meadows Mrs. Fred Hayman Forrest Noland Moody William Martin Jan-Mar Beauty Salon Home Room Il5 Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Donald Hardy Mr. 8 Mrs. H. E. Stanfield A Period Spanish Class W. C. McGhee Leo P. Merilie Allen Wooster Easmeil Hassen R. H. Tignor Ed Jack A Friend Kitty Keller Billy Queensbury Miss Shirley Allen A Friend Mrs. E. H. Shepard Miss Owens Mr. E. E. Falk Mr. Robert McArthur Mrs. Grace Fisher June Kelley Patsy A. Kelly M. C. B. Joel Flax Captain Colonel Charles Mrs. J. Frankie H. E. Wilson A. G. Fisher Shapiro P. Morgan Friedland Ray Hoelifield A Friend Mr. H. R. Taylor Mrs. Mary Pittman Mrs. J. L. Bradley Arnold J. Wiggins, Jr. Ronald Schwartz Sandra Torn Ronnie Saunders Mrs. Emma Lu Hanrahan Jean A. Pollack Hopkins Optical Co. Susie V. Floyd Betty Hudson Mr. 8 Mrs. B. R. Matthews Mrs. Lyn Bunting Mrs. E. M. Dowdy, Jr. Sondra Weaver Donald King Mrs. James McGregor Brenda Lynn Turnage Bennie E. Barnett Mrs. Hammond Branch Pot Helmick Pat Branch A Friend Mr. Moe Anker Mrs. Martha Heywood Mr. 8 Mrs. W. M. Boger Mrs. Mark Wilson Johnson 8. Johnson Amoco Station Home Room l20 Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred W. Shinn Lucy Ann Kinlock Mr. 8 Mrs. J. E. Regan Mrs. M. J. Byrne Mrs. Louise Beck Mss Kathleen Kessler Mr. Robert D. Ryers Shirley Neihouse Miss Kay Davis Harriet Helfrich Don Hardy Joe Frank Frank Bobby Warren A. Powell Merle Cobb Bobby York Priscilla Balanis Miss Nanc-y Bigger Dr. John odd K. L. Barnard Linda Garrick Russell Maynard Bobby Gregory Miss Gay Hogge Sally Cochran Carolyn Smith Tommy Wilkinson Mrs. Bruce H. Price Charlie Burns Billy Horton Harron Ellenson David Peltz Roy Mitchell Costas Faraclas Harry Tayas Charles Peterson David Stall Mr. 8. Mrs. William A. Wolfley Thea Delta Phi Mr. 8. Mrs. Roland R. Stall George D. Pipkin Tod Christian Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. David E. Potts Jeanie Goldstein Mr. 8. Mrs. H. C. Cross Mr. 8 Mrs. Ward Anderson Mosier C. A. Delbert Amis Mrs. H. F. Cain Mr. 8. Mrs. C. R. Timberlake Jo Ann 8 Babb! Mr. 8. Mrs. C. . Powell Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Ferres Dr. 8. Mrs. C. W. Beaven Mr. 8. Mrs. J. E. Kulm Mr. 8. Mrs. Eual Vaughn Mr. 8 Mrs. R. C. Cope Mr. 8. Mrs. J. R. Wyatt Mr.8. Mrs. J. G. Christian Daresa 8 Denise Beasley Mr. 8. Mrs. R. E. Schofield Mrs. Virginia Bradshaw Mearle Strickland Norma Kulrr. Mr. R. Hillebrand Mrs. George R. Dabney A Friend William Walton Overton Jack Berman Mike Klesmer F. W. Bost, Jr. Jimmy Wilson Pat Lovic Mrs. Lido Riedel Mrs. Tugwell Mrs. Elizabeth Daniel Beulah Saunders Nancy Beinda Oldfield Marie Nemis Mrs. Lucille Turlington Mr. H. P. Smith Mattie Godfrey Jerry Champion Carpenter Brothers Mr 8. . Mrs. Louis B. Aronow Mr. 8 Mrs. W. S. Thomas Dr. 8. Mrs. W. R. Payne Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter A. Leyland Mr. 8. Mrs. D. R. Puckett Mr. 8. Mrs. Fitzhugh L. Eastman Mr. 8. Mrs. Melvin Davis Family Finance Corporation Mr. 8. Mrs. I. Mirmelstein Bob Cardwell Linda Coates Mr. Aubrey W. Carter Michael Doughty A. B. Bishop Henry Deese, Jr. Joe Miller Jim Bean Nick Jackson Shelva Daniels E. R. Bowler Mr. R. B. Coltrane, Jr. N. W. Mason Dickie Apperson Tommy Lindsay Gail Gaskins Mr. J. E. Chewning Mary Ann Kelly W. S. Southerland Norview High Paul Simpson Mr. Jack Silverman Bert Anker Joan Ownby William S. Scull George Balanis Mrs. J. E. Williams Mr. 8. Mrs. Ben Blechman Dr. 8. Mrs. C. R. Mirmelstein Brooks Shoe Repair Rana and Marsha Mr. 8. Mrs. L. C. Turnage John and Myra Peninsula Electric Jeffrey Spigel James W. Cates Mrs. Henry Morris Miss Grace Nicosia Meyera Ellenson Ann Hooper Margaret Elmore Gordon Pullen Mrs. R. R. Kennedy Mrs. Claudie Fitzgerald Bertha Phillips A Friend Mrs. Betty Carson Mr. W. H. Miller Mrs. L. E. Perry J. R. Lawson Mrs. E. A. Groshong Allen Conn Mr. 8. Mrs. T. H. Allen Mr. 8 Mrs. E. W. Weaver Captain 8. Mrs. C. T. Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack E. Walker Mr. 8. Mrs. George H. Morse Mr. 8. Mrs. W. R. Timberlake Mr. 8 Mrs. Phyllis Shumate Mr 8 . Mrs. James Holderny Mr. 8 Mrs. W. K. Williamson Mr. 8. Mrs. M. T. Croffit Mr. 8 Mrs. E. Blake Cameron, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. R. F. Powell Mr. 8. Mrs. W. E. Horton, Sr. Dr. 8. Mrs. J. T. Jobe Ill Lt. 8 Mrs. B. W. Van Wagener Doris Cox A Friend Kaye Elmore Mrs. George Durs Constantine Balanis Kenny Moore Marv Anne Mays John Clark Joe Stern Robert Dunn Irving Adelson Geoffrey Allen Mr. John Fryer J. R. Owen Mr. H. R. Willis B. R. Melton Dr. 8 Mrs. Alvin B. H. Mirmelstein Elizabeth A. Saunders Margaret R. Garland Mr. 8. Mrs. C. C. Leake, Jr. Dr. 8. Mrs. W. I. Pile Rabbi 8 Mrs. J. J. Finkle Kelly Paint Company Auto Craft Senior Home Room IO9 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Shires Modern Cleaners Kathy 8 John Bennett A Friend in lO5 Helen Simpson, Tupperware Dealer Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Elliott Mr. 8. Mrs. A. O. Kersey, Jr. Dr. 8 Mrs. S. H. Mirmelstein Joe 8 Margaret Mr. 8 Mr. Harry Frank Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard L. Gray Water Works Kathy Vretos Fire Station Mr. Ben Levinson J. E. Miller William S. Shumate F. A. Seward J. H. Creasy P. L. Phillips George E. Burcher 197 James Rindfleisch H. T. Parker Julia Rucker Linda Powell David C. Babcock Mrs. Lizzy Powell Carol Letts Bob Willis Mrs. C. B. Case G. W. Lewis Debra Ann Linkous Mary Case Ginger Davidson Dorothea Sloop Miss Laura Snell Sharron Wanderer Mrs. Ethel Jones Libby Blechman Myra Rosenwasser Benny Kurzer Sherry Ann Thomas David Rosenwasser Stanley Binder John Wilkins Cyril B. Aaron Ann Fenigsohn Mr. Albert A. Dail A. M. Deal Mary Anne Hudgins Peggy Dail Janey Roane Doris M. Suttle A Friend Dewey R. Faulkner Joan Faulkner Frank C. Boon Fred Thomas Dr. L. E. Stubbs Mrs. T. J. Heath Mr. T. J. Heath Bette Lee Heath Qafwna D. A. Ritch Gloria Ann Evans Becky Marshall Mrs. M. C. Thomas A Loyal Friend E. L. Kelly Bud Shaw Billy C. Hanrahan Ralph and Mrs. John L. Matthews Mrs. Mrs. Elaine Mr. 8. Mr Mike Gounaris Mr F. W. Liesmann Mr. 8. Mrs. Garland Reedy Mr Mr .8. .8. Mrs. Mrs. LaRhue and Johnny Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald W. Marshall Mr. 8. Mrs. Roland E. Olson J. N. Meadows Waverly Daughtrey Mr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Knicely Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Garrick Mr. 8. Mrs. R. P. Coates S. W. Taylor Wylie Smith .8. .8. Mrs. Wynne Mr 8. . Mrs. W. E. Horton, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. J. K. Biggins Mr. 8. Mrs. S. W. Barnes Mr. 8. Mrs. F. W. Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. Julius Weinstein Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry J. Antine Nancy Jones Frances Heath Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. I. E. Johnson Blanche Pierce Haddie Southhall Alice D. Wolf W. R. Weaver Luther Dickerson Willard R. Weaver Jr. Lem Wheeler Jr. Mrs. G. D. Almond Mrs. Virginia M. Stallings Bob Schweida In Memory of Clorox T. C. Sparkman G. L. Michie A Friend Roy Tucker W. H. Martin U. S. Restaurant Mrs. G. B. Cooke L. N. Phillips Peggy Coa ter Haward Lippin Edward Doeppe Mrs. J. T. Harrison Mr. J. A. Hussey Bob Smith Charles Biggs A Friend Mrs. H. B. Tillman Alvin Mizelle Mrs. C. A. Saunders Paula Sturtevant Zatha Franks Mrs. D. R. Tosh Squeaks of 320 Patty Larsen George Marenchin A Friend Mrs. William Scarce John J. Pokl Virginia K. Jovin Allan West Clyde R. Bennert Mrs. Angela Macri Stacy Lett A Friend Doug and Jean Mr. H. Shawen Fred W. Mays Miss Sue Kronheimer Charlie Kirkland Mrs. R. C. Luke, Jr. Mrs. W. H. Davis Anchor Study Hall Patsy Lassiter Mrs. D. R. Dickinson Mr. J. G. Rogers Mrs. Cora Riley Betty Turnage Marcia Block Mr. Thomas M. Dyke Gatling's Barber Shop Herbert A. Timberlake Jr. J. W. Lemaster Harry Veazey Else A. Wente Mr. George L. Helliesen Mrs. A. Mitchell Mrs. John E. Williams A Friend Mr. Louis Manos Mrs. Bleakley Thomas E. Arrington Mabel Drewry Sandra Faye Waters Mrs. Charlie Lascola Mr. C. A. Matthews Rip Collins ' Mr. 8. Mrs. S. P. Hoyle A. F. Colonna Edward Travis A Friend Mrs. A. F. Southworth Ellsworth Burton Todd James P. Wilson ZZ -. 5- vi C 5. 3 ZZZZZZZZZZ 7777777777 9'9'9'9'P'9'9'9'9'l?'P' Ziligiiigi ?:'K?+5'5'?sE. mf Jam . -1 ..--..11..- rl 2 :VM - Ibm . 0 -n 5 75 ' rn 1- Of EOC - ' 25:-m-.E9.r'5f-, rZ?ofv3.3'3aE.: 0 'D Jen-cn-w fg 530.9 3--o N '55LiF?' . Mrs. The Keynote Milton Eason 8. Horace Underwoo Tommy and Lena Mr. 8. Mrs. AI Weinstein Mr. 8. Mrs. Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert J. Holley Mr. 8. Mrs. W. T. Beacham Ill Mike Thomas Mr. 8. Mrs. F. A. Todd Mr. 8. Mrs. T. O. Bowers Mr. 8. Mrs. D. M. Frank Lloyd and Dorothea Home Room 320 James E. Buffington Folkmann Mrs. C. Paul Malm Mr. 8. Mrs. Miss Ruth Mr . 8. Mr. 8. Mrs. P. M. Sturtevant Mr. 8. Mrs. H. H. Kronheimer Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Richmond Sports Department Mr. 8. Mrs. M. T. Apperson Mr. 8. Mrs. Maurice LaPides Riverside Beauty Salon Southern Parts 8. Accessories Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Staton Mr. 8. Mrs. James Gallins H. R. 306 Mr. 8. Mrs. E. B. Tilles Room 303 Mr. 8. Mrs. R. M. Mesic, Jr. Mary Ann and Gerald Mr. 8. Mrs. C. H. Elmore F. W. Woolworth Christine and Georgia Tech Fry-U-Drive-lt, lnc. Mr. 8. Mrs. 0. W. H. Moody Paul and Helen Mr. 8. Mrs. William A. Powell Nancy and David Norman Mr. 8. Mrs. William H. Shaw, Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Mrs. R. E. Smith Maior and Mr. 8. Mrs. W. G. Dalton Paramount Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Beauty Solon R. H. Hobbs L. P. Jones Premium Furniture 8. Appliance Mr. 8. Mrs. K. T. Gaskins Roane's Radio 8. Television Servic C. S. Goodrich Grocery Stringfellow Electric Corp. National Defense Restaurant Lemon's Crown Station Reliable Home Equipment Home Room 313 d e Mr. 8. Mrs. Archie Conn Mannings Grocery Mrs. William Murray Mr. 8. Dick Mr. 8. Mrs. D. R. Belcastro Fire House No. 5-A Shift Mr. 8. Mrs. G. R. Jones Wilson's Barber Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Doeppe Mr. 8. Mrs. J. C. Montague Mr. 8. Mrs. W. A. Winstead Mr. 8. Mrs. J. C. Lamberth Home Room 312 Mr. 8. Mrs. H. F. Brady Little Perm Beauty Parlor Mr. 8. Mrs. David Dick Mr. 8. Mrs. Seymour Jacobson Mr. 8. Mrs. Irving Anker Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Schonfeld Mr. 8. Mrs. W. M. Gillette Mr. 8. Mrs. H. W. Barnes Mr. 8. Mrs. B. H. Joyner Millard and Anita Mr. 8. Mrs. Billy Williams Mr. 8. Mrs. R. W. Davis Raymond L. Hancock Auto Repairing Margaret's Beauty Salon T. V. Hospital Self-Service Laundry East End Sunoco Service Singer Sewing Center, Newmarket Dr. Schlasberg 8. Mrs. A. Paul Burton . 8. Mrs. Samuel Torn Mr. Mr Senior Band Mr. 8. Mrs. Larry Liberman Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Fred Christie Dr. 8. Mrs. Hyman H. Seltzer Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis N. Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Ellenson Mr. 8. Mrs. Douglas Pitt Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray L. Muhick Mr. 8. Mrs. Samuel Ellenson Renee's Hair Stylist Mr. 8. Mrs. Macy Sharf Dr. 8. Mrs. Irving Berlin Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack Spivak The Sea Food Restaurant Stoner's Radio-T.V.-Sound Service Eornest's Place Crum's Bakeries The Hobby Center George Lampro's Grill Modern Shoe Shop Joan and Dickie E. C. Workman Plumbing and Heating State Farm Insurance Co. Bob Spangler 8. Doug Addington Mr. 8. Mrs. John Munick Francis L. Jobe Modern Barber Shop Colony Restaurant Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Seidenstein Silverman Furs Joseph R. Fox Herbert Morewitz Hull 8. Hull West Ave. Sweet Shoppe I. Mirmelstein Sr. Home Room 222 Anchor Study Hall Juanita Booker A Friend Linda Powell Vance Turnage Kenny Olshansky Tzina Zwerdling Jeffrey Zwerdling Ren a Sternfield Marsha E. Rice Mr Mr: Mr. Mr. 8. Mrs. William Rice David 8. Mrs. C. Morriss Goolsby 8. Mrs. Joel Schwab 8. Mrs. Charles Olshansky 8. Mrs. David Zwerdling Mr. Jeffrey Lee Edmunds Steve Parianous Miss Elma Free Tommy Morgan A Friend Mrs. S. J. Skelton Mrs. Carl G. Baab Newport News Tri-Hi-Y Club Mr. 8. Mrs. Morris Ellish Home Room 203 Mr. 8. Mrs. Herman Cochran Mr. 8. Mrs. Milton Roberts Dr. 8. Mrs. J. W. Carney Lin Wong Janice Barnes Larry Bond A Friend Artie Gallins Carleton Spivey Bill Nichols Orren Chapman 198 Mr. Preston Sprivel Allen Tennis Harry Damron Joel C. Ivey Jim's Grocery Rev. 8. Mrs. Roy L. N. Craig Millen Larry Crickenberger Tommy Flax Herman Gold Jane Monfalcone Toni Lee Charles Mr. I. F. Thomas Mary Mesic Compliments of Jacks Anna Wise Mr. J. W. Hornsby, Jr. 7 Neal J. Patten Mr. I. Leake Wornom, Jr. H. J. Blum Mrs. W. S. Prince D. R. Dickinson Mrs. W. M. Bangel M. L. Wood Mrs. E. E. Wilson Mrs. Charles Winter Mrs. Rose C. Erlach S. F. Ottofaro Fritzi Silverman Mr. Jay Michael Clevenson Mrs. J. R. Hudson Chuck Lilly Mrs. R. L. Letchworth Paulette Odom A Friend Jay Royal Mrs. Alfred J. Dickerson Charles J. Mann Harriet Nachman Lucy Ann Kinlock Mrs. Harpine C. D. Carter Alfred W. Hauser Al Martin Harry C. Leake A. E. Foster Mrs. Jack Kelly F. A. Leake Miss Yvonne Eggleston Mrs. R. B. Weaver Miss Kiddy Norman Jackie Wright Randy Elder Joan K. Dunn Betty Conn Mr. J. R. Campbell Nancy Gordon John Munick R. C. Smith Miss Louise Mundie Mrs. David Berlin Edward G. Jones Jane Penn Carole Holloway A Friend Mr. R. C. Montgomery A Friend Miss Ruby Lee Evans Mrs. W. H. Spenser Myrtle I. Morton P. G. Morton Miss Sandra J. Weaver Bessie B. McFaIl Mrs. J. W. McKay Miss Eliza Wise Mrs. Alice White Perzekouis Tailor Shop Mrs. London Mr. H. P. Wyatt A Friend Hans Slotboom Tom Gilliam William B. Winfree lll Kay Mahane Al Creal, Jr. A. T. West Annie Mae Haywood Dennis lllish General Auto Sales Bill Schultz Mary Janet Cross L. Arthur Brittingham, Jr. SlooD Mr. 8. Mrs. David E. Flax Mr. 8. Mrs. H. L. Underwood Home Room 2l8 Mr. 8. Mrs. W. G. Cates Mr. 8. Mrs. William Segaloff Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred R. Harrell Mr. 8. Mrs. George Mclntosh Mr. 8. Mrs. Larry Richardson Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Segaloff Robert M. Campbell Don Ailsworth Mr. 8. Mrs. R. B. Pearce, Sr Senior Home Room ll2 Mike and Babs Activities ......... Advertisers .......... ........ 90-l 09 l42- 200 Anchor Staff ...... ............. l 03 98 97 Band, Junior Band, Senior Baseball .........., Basketball .......... .. Beacon Staff ........................... ...... Bible Club ...........,...................... Varsity ...... Cheerleaders, Chorus, Junior ........................ J.V., Chorus, Senior .................... Classrooms .......... Dedication ....,,.... Dean of Girls .... Deon of Boys .... D.E. Club ......... D.O. Club ........................................ .. Ensemble Executive Board, Student Council -A- A. B. Southall ................... Abbitt Realty Co. ......... . Acme Oil Co. ............. . Adams Shoe Store ,.,.,.... ........... Alessandro Angelucci ................. Al's New York Delicatessen ....... Althaus Delicatessen ....................... Ant1ne's ........................................ - ........ Appliance Repair Center -3- B. F. Gray ................................ Babcock Insurance Agency ..... Batty Upholstery ....,..... , ..... .. ...... Baker and Hazelwood ......... Bank of Hampton Roads ..... Bank of Warwick ................. Barclay Bros. .................... . Barclay 6 Sons ................,.. Barr Brothers Jewelers ....... Beck's Bakery .................,... Benson-Phillips Co. ....... . Beskin's .................................. ..- Bess Schwartz ................................... Bob Smit.h's Barber Shop ................ Bob'a Victory Esso Servlcenter ...... Boulevard Pharmacy ...................... Bowditch Motors .......................... Bowen Company ..................... Boyd Bros. Barber Shop ..... Bryant G Nelms ........,................... Buckroe Beach Resort Co. ............ . l37-l 39 l28-l 33 .......l03 l 06 96 IfffIQf1 oo 99 78-89 9 .......l08 . ...... 108 99 93 156 172 147 179 191 191 172 152 178 189 150 159 148 184 158 183 192 112 178 190 172 194 191 159 145 185 148 171 150 181 170 Bunn's Texaco Service Station ....... ...... .Q- C t P Telephone Co. ................. . C. W. Hornsby ................. Carol Book Shop ...... Cary MoMurran ....... Center Ford ................ .. ..........,....... Chapman Cab Co. .......................... . Chesapeake Cleaners ....................,.,.... ...... Citizens Marine Jefferson Bank ....... ...... Citizens National Bank ............... Citizens Rapid Transit Co. ....... . City of Newport News ..... Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ........ . Cofer Motor Sales .................. Cole at Scott .................................... College of Hampton Roads ........ Colonial Store ............................ Conn Service, Inc. ................ . Crown Savings Bank ...... Crum's Bakery .............. Curtis Oil Co. ......,.............. . Cutchins Bros. ............................ . ....... .. -D. Daily Press and The Times-Herald 146 194 185 178 181 191 183 158 149 171 180 162 165 165 172 193 147 194 148 194 159 189 179 Daniel Cleaners ,.... - ................ ,. ..................... Dawn Laundry . .....................................,... 168-169 191 Dietrich Realty Co. ......... . Dominion .News Co. ..... . Douglas Pitt, Inc. ............... . Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. ..... Drucker 6 Falk ....................... .. . 177 156 195 171 -E- Ed's Wrecker Service .,... .... .. ......... . Ell's ..................................... ,. ..,. .. Elite .Cleaners ......................... Epste1n's ....................................... Evans Studio of Dancing ...... Exotic Aquarium ................,.,.. -F- Fabric Center .................. Florida Orange Store ...,, Francis L. Jobe ..................... .G- G. S. Barnes, Inc. ....,......i.. . Gammon's Antique Shop Gargan's Atlantic Service ........ Gene Edmunds ................,,....... General Auto Sales, Inc. .... . Geo. L. Smith ................... Goodman Hardware Co. Gorsuch Drug Co. .,....... . 196 144 183 182 159 159 147 182 191 179 147 190 151 177 ,.......194 152 190 EDITORIAL INDEX Faculty ......i.......................... .................. 6 -l 5 F.B.L.A. Club ...... F.H.A. .................... . Flagtwirlers, J.V. ..... . Flagtwirlers, Varsity Football ........................ French Club F.N.A. ......................... . F.T.A. ......,..................... . Hall of Fame, Senior ...... Honor Council Introduction .................. luniors .............................. Key Club ........................... King and Queen, Senior ..... Latin Club ........................ Library Assistants ............ Memoriam ........................... National Honor Society ........ ........l08 ........l07 98 l22-127 ...........l04 ........l07 07 .......47-5l ,...........l-5 5-l 9 ........l0O 46 ........l04 ........l06 l Ol 93 Officers, Student Council ........................ ADVERTISING INDEX -H- H. dz B. Grocery ....................... ....... H. C. Orebaugh .......................... ....... H. Saville and Son, Inc. ............. . Hamilton Management Corp. ..... . 194 178 161 185 194 193 155 182 151 190 183 151 172 Handy Oil Corp. .......................... ....... . Hanna's ...................................... ........ Haskins Barber Shop ........... ....... Hatchell's Auto Sales .................................... Helmer Feed Store .............,......,................. 1-Iiden Storage and Forwarding Co. ....... . Hobbyland .............................................,.......... Hopkins Optical Co. .......................... .,.... . Horne Brothers, Inc. .... ....... . Hotel Warwick .....,.......................... House of Beauty ..............,.................. Huntington Ave. Amoco Service .............. I-Iygeia Roller Rink ......................... .1- I. Greenspon ........................ l. Mirmelstein .................... .J- J. F. Tilghman, Inc. ................. . J. S. Arnold's Esso Service .......... Jacobson Press ..................................... James River Esso Servicenter ..... .K- Kecoughtan Laundry ......... Kecoughtan Pharmacy ....... Kenneth Arch, Inc. ............ . Knight Oil Co. .....................,..., . Krispy Kreme Doughnut ....... -L. Lawson's Grocery ........................... Leggett's Dept. Store ......................... Leon Wilks General Insurance ....... Locust Ave. Service Center ........ .M- Mabe Insurance Agency .......... Maritime Trader .............................. Martin 6 Richardson Seafood ...,.. McCall Sz Clemm ........................ Merrimac Motors .......... - ................ Milner's Warwick Farms, Inc. ..... . Modern Cleaners .......................... Modern Sales and Supplies ......... Monty's ..................... , ................... Mountcastle Lumber Co. .... . Mr. B's Drive-In ................ Murray and Padgett .................. Museum Inn .....................,............... Mutual Home t Savings Assn. ,... . Mutual of Omaha ........................... Mutual Underwriters ..... .......... .N- Nachman's Dept. Store ....... Nach1nan's Studio ............. Nehi Bottling Co. ........... . Neighborhood Theatres ................. New Rendezvous .........................,.,..... 192 147 145 181 147 161 171 177 177 155 193 185 183 178 193 , ....... 148 163 178 155 196 196 161 161 183 178 193 171 145 167 178 172 165 187 177 179 173 ....,.,.,154-188 174 193 Newport News Auto Exchange ...,........ N. N. S. 5 D. D. Co. ............................... . 161 196 Newport News Bldg. 6 Loan Assn. ........ 148 176 152 Newsome Air Conditioning Co. .... . Nick Allen Motors, Inc. ...,......... . Nick Veneris ........................... N'olde's Bakery ....................... Nurney and Cox ....................... -0. 0. J. Brittingham Co. ...... . Old Dominion Crab Co. ...... , -P- Paint Products Co. ...,... . Palace Restaurant .......... Palace Theatre ................ Paramount Theatre ....... Parisian Shop ................ Patrick 6 Silk, Inc. ....... . Peninsula Co-Op ................... Peninsula Florist Assn. ...... . Peninsula Funeral Home .......,.. Peninsula Shipbuilders Assn. 199 163 152 177 152 151 153 185 179 171 150 150 150 182 182 153 175 Principal ............... Quill and Scroll .,... School Board ...... School Life ................ Science Club .................. Senior Class Officers ....... Senior Committee Heads .... Seniors ............................... Senior Sponsors .............. Speech Arts Club ....... 8 .......l0l l 08-I I9 ..........l04 19 20 .......2l-45 18 Sports, Boys, Girls ................... ..... l 22-l4l Staff Heads, Drama ................ .......... l 02 Student Council ........................... .......... 9 2 Sfudeflt C0unCil Committees ...,,., ....,. 9 4-95 Superintendent . ...... ................... Table of Contents ................... Thespions ................ Track ....................... Underclassmen ....... l 34-l 36 , ...... 56-77 Peninslua Supply Co. ..... ....... 1 70 Penn Luggage ................,...,... .... .,.,,.. 1 4 9 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ............... . ....... 167 Perry Electric Co. ...................,.......... ....... 1 92 Perry's Meat and Poultry Market ....,..,.... 172 Pete's Bar-B-Que ................................ .....,, 1 55 Philliv Levy and Co. .. ................ ...... . 157 Pittman's Grocery ............. ....... 1 65 -R- R. R. Jones Furniture ..... ....... 1 53 Rainbow Soda Shop ......... ..,,... 1 86 Randolph-Macon College ..... ....... 1 60 Reedy's Jewelry ................. ....... 1 79 Rich's Super Market .....,...................... ..,..... 1 B4 Riverside Funeral Home ............................ 161 Riverside Hospital School of Nursing 167 Rollo Music Co. ............................................ 159 Ruben and Harrls Co. ................................ 186 -3. S. Nicosia, Inc. ..................... ...... . S. W. Holt E Co. ....... ..... . Sanford 6 Charles, Inc. .... . Sanitary Restaurant ............ Sawyer Construction Co. Sealtest Dairy ........................ Shackelford Auto Co., Inc. Shaw Jewelry Co. ...... .......... Shoney's ..................,............ Silverman Furs ........,........ Southampton Pharmacy .......... Spigel Bros. Furniture Co. Spigel's College Shop ............ 161 177 198 147 164 182 152 163 , ...... 147 179 192 .. ..... 185 145 Sports Bowl ............................ ....... Sportaman's Shop ......,............... ....... Staff Music Store .,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, Stringfellow Electric Corp. .... . Sussex Beauty Salon .,..,....,.. Suttle Motor Corp. ,,,.,.,,.,,,, , Swift and Company ..,...... Swing and Price ...............,.. .T- The The The Camera House ...................... . ..... . .,,. .. The Eiffel Tower Restaurant ....., ......, The First National Bank ..,,...... .... . . The Franklin Printing Co. ...,. The Oasis ................................... The Playmates ................ ,....... The Young Men's Shop ........ Thomas J. Crandol Agency .,..... ....,.. Tidewater Hardware Co. .... Tidewater Motorcycle Corp. .... Towne 6 Countrye ............,... B. F. Goodrich Co. .....,. .,.... . Broadway .............,..,.,..,...,.....,.. ,.,,,,, 148 195 161 183 159 181 155 155 186 174 192 192 160 166 185 191 195 186 187 149 155 -U. U. S. Tire Service. Inc. ........... ....... 1 58 Universal Auto Sales Corp. ..... ..148 ...V- Vic Zodda's ...................................... .,..,,, 1 55 Virginia Electric dz Power Co. ...... ...,,., l 95 Virginia Engineering Co. ...,........ .....,. l 75 Virginia Realty Co. ..................... ....... 1 94 .W- W. h S. Drive-In ..................... ...... W. T. Chapin, Inc. ................. ...... . Walde Business Machines ..... Ward Pontiac Sales, Inc. ..., , Warwick Auto Body Works ....... Warwick Laundry ................... Warwick Mobile Homes .... Waterfront Lumber Co. ...... . Weaver Brothers ................. Wellworth Cleaners ......... Optical Co. Awning Co. .... . White Wilson WVEC .....,........................,.... Wythe Esso Servicenter .... Wythe Wythe Tire Co., Inc. ........... . Motors ..................... -y- Yellow Cab Company ...,.,,....., Frozen Foods, Inc. K. Gayle ..................... Yoder Young 148 152 191 167 150 165 182 174 .........149 177 186 178 156 182 198 165 159 151 152 ,QW A , V 11 ' , ,N X , 1 WM M wx -w X 11 .1 H 1 vi w ' 1 1 , wh va: my 1 r in ,, 71 W 'H W ' mwlxaw-u 31 Wd 1'- 1 N M1 N Y 1 A w w W 1 1 . ,H iw , w M e. , E w g , HWEEHA 9 ,3 't ' ,. J! -...f of Nia., ffl fa. A IEE? .Q ,TEV- 5 If A ,, , wir . , N. w-1 W 1-A1 V S' .:f c if , J fir' W is ., 1 .ir ,.5 'gh' it 5 .. -'L ' 2 H1 . ,'sf:w.v ' ,.. , ' 4 3 :wa .1 i,:fu:7:.f': 1- 'uw . , + ' ' , , ' Q- W- W n-:Hr '.,.., ..., ,. f, ' b , ' H -. . A . ,,,- 7' - - sl .,.- A x a,. xg? ,LII . f Jil U -Li! has 9 . 1 I V' x ' .1 1 1 M.- . wi' l' I I 3 is . I, c w '56 C ' . ,QQ ,i .VHF -1 li ' sk- ' . .sf ' QV Q 4 ..'. .1 u 1 1, ,V ffl., it' x' I N 'Y - A ,-- -, J - f ... Y ,A 1 1 ffy 1 '- A X14 -a v we ' N ' ..fa.e-: -