Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

I ,H x -Q ,3 wi si A W W N? Sg'1','fif ,sy w 'lv' fm, Min 25 ,- VW, LQ ,rygug ' , , 1 ,S '22 . Mg 'rw . mmhu lk nw P 6 my 5 wil. s Qifi Q f 9yiq'-it 3' l1nxvu11mz'Av my .VlItIfL'llfJ' rf NORVHCW HIGH SCHOOL NURlf'Ol,Ii, YIRQQINIA lvolmlmc 2 ,,,,,, ..,,, ..... . ,., , ,,, , .-.,,,,..v... , fizfmdzzffzbfz Rl'llXll+1MBl'1RINCi .... 'l'he school against the early morning sky . . . the archway with its perfect symmetry . . . the auditorium echoing the voices ol hundreds lifted in song . . . those who left us this rich heritage. Rl lhll'ihll5lililNG .... 'l'hose who were always ready lu help us over the rough spots, who endured with patience our slowness to catch on, and who encouraged us onward. Rl'1hllilXlHlQRlNG .... The friends and comrades who made our school days happy ones . . . who lived along with us to make them days to be remembered. lil'lMlilN1Bl+1RlNCi .... Days and hours so full that we thought there was not time for one more thing, so crowded with events . . . our first news- paper . . . class rings . . . pictures for the annual . . . sell- ing magazines for the stadium . . our boys playing champion- ship basketball . . . -lunior-Senior Prom . . . the Senior play. Rl'llX1l'llN1BHRlNG . . 'l'he last days . . . smiling faces . . . quaking hearts . . . that long aisle . . . those last three steps . . . the coveted diploma and the congratulating handshake . . . that brave smile when friends were looking . . . that blinking of tears when they weren't . . . that empty feeling in the pit of your stomach . . . the slap of your pal as you walked out the door. I ,HAVING .... Halls filled with laughter . . . classrooms with dreams . . this, our annual, as our memory book. THE PILOT 1946 Miss -I AN ET K1ERs'1'EAu .Vp0l1.r07' ROBERT BORHIES LUCILLE SQHOOLCRAF1' Edifor-in-Chid Bzuincss Managff' b1'c'7ef0rz1' lllil N LISSUIIIITIIIIQ iliix zmimnl WL'il1lX'L'I5lII mm mx rcrizil Hiriii mzmy ufiziui' tioml mciiifwics of 1 ,iii at Xiirx icw. W Q calnmit, l1uwcx'ci',put mm rcrizll tiiriii our cxpivssimi of llPPl'CCi2lfiOH for pci . . ll PC2100 that will lie Lll1iX'Cl'S2li .... kiiciwii ill mcii uficx'Qi'y VZICC, colcmi'z11ini creed. 'lin thc cause NYU rilic scvuiiai zmiiuzzl wt' Nurxicw High Sulwwl iii i'cvci'c SHN rhi pczice Zlilki lni'otl1ci'I1umi, to this hope, wc prcsc i zippirciuriuii. 114, l IILQ EDWIN W. CHl'I I'UM IS quiet dignity, his thoughtful manner, and tolerant attitude won our respect the first day of school. Because he made us fellow workersl' in planning our school life, gave us wise counsel when We needed it, guided us when guidance was necessary, and because he has been above all else our good friend, We dedicate our 1946 PH,o'r to our principal, Mr. lidwin W. Chittuin. 'I TABLE OF CONTENTS lnfrmhlcrion I+'m'cwvm'nl Denlicuricm Sthrml Aalministmtion Classes Athletics Hull of I'x2lINC rhriviries School Czllemlar ciI'11lNIN2ll' School .Ml verrisemen rs Uf1'Illff'I'llfi1II1 In 1111 mind ix ax IIl'!'1',Y,YllI'j' ay ffmu' flilfllf' lm ICICIUD. I ,M 9.. , , ,fx 4 ff g,'f.ff4ewgg, Q 3' Y Mw-.a.--1.1-.wfiv - f ff' Q 1 wr-1-wmilwt Mm ul., 4 ug ,.v3y,M, .iM.f,,,,,1 M., W1 fy.. M fs,.s.fw ku,-15, L' an gi 1 , jf I 4 wkfy-wmv-x x.,-Nw .W is ,N ir masnxvw 1221? mggwfntzg- f nr,..i ,Vx , f YEQL .gm .Q F - .el , Q . .1 ' , , 4 TW 5:11 'Y -nf ff, 11- W ,fir ?'71.4,g.'L' J if fi . -fnlrvzfh,-y.. Q I g.7 ' lp SPM , 29' Nw lglfzlnfiazl un rarlfz flax .Yllffl Il llllkl KH Iliff uf mim' .... .-Xxrm i i HFNIQX' IRVINKJ xvIl.I.H'l l' hvlI.I.IAM Asnnx' IQARLY Mr. VVillett served as Superintendent of Norfolk County Schools for three years. He resigned in December of this year to become Superintendent of Rich- mond Schools. His sincere and explorative interest in education, his capable administration, his abundance of energy, his deep intellectual curiosity, his love of children endeared him as a leader and friend in Norfolk County. Mr. Farly succeeded Mr. Willet in january. He had served Norfolk County, previous to this appointment, for four years as principal of Alexander Park High School. His efficient handling of the difiicult problems of establishing this school, his interest in the welfare of his community, his sense of humor, his love of human nature and broad knowledge of education make him the person we have welcomed as our new Superintendent. NORFOLK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MR. li. H. XYEs'r, Chfziruzan .... .... P leasant Grove MR. PORTER HARDX '......,.,. . . ,XVestern Branch MR. YV. H. LOWRY . .. ..,. Butts Road lVIR. W. I.. lVIURl'HX '... . , .'I'anners Creek MR. O. P. Kock ......, ,..,,.., ,..... . . . Deep Creek MR. B. M. xVII.I.lAMS ..,...,.,,.............. . Wasliingzton MRs. S. N. SAXVYER, Cffrk. EDWIN W. CHITTUM Principal FACULTY ERNEST C. SNYDER Amislznzl Priufipa! vs, 'v Sag A K , 4 A Ui. Q5 1152 K 5 5:1 3, -df? -ma 'vm Mus. G1.Am's Lows Amos-Mechanical Drawing MR. HARULD I,l.oYD A'l'liXNSON7SCiCflCU and Biology Mus. MAR'l'HA ANDERSON BA'rEsfDistributivc Education Mus. ADDIE BRANNON BEN'FfJN'M3thCmdfiCh FACULTY Mk. EDGAR P1.A'1 1'E BluuH'rwEI.1. -Physics, Mathematics, Electricity and Machines MRS. ICLSYK YA'1'i2s Bvltu--lVlusic NIM. lAN'I'HA Osixoimr: livlalm Physical Fiducution MRS. D4lR1l'l'Hl' SHAMI' BRANSTI-I'l l'l'lIl7E!lgll5ll MR. jo!-ix Bl I'CHER7c,X'Cl'lCSU'Ll and Band MR. CIEORGE ROBERT CAKE7Sl101l Miss HAZEI. CAr.1.AHAN' Biology and Chemistry MRS. l,l'CII,I.R FORD CUMMANDER-Science l . V 'Q Mics. lVlA,IURlE joxms D11,wo1t'i'H -' Mathematics and Cieomerry' Mk. WILLIAM S. HAMI I'lDNAHlSffJfj' Mk. Louis HANSEN f-Physical Education, Football and Basketball Coach Miss MARIE HlN'Fl7N'gCOmmCTCi3l ?.f -f Y FACULTY Miss JANET A. KlEIlS'l'EAIJ HiSfOfj' NIM. l,uc1l.1.E B. MAUUN English :md Assistant Librarian Miss l i1,IZAIH-l'I'H MAs'r--English Miss iVlARlAN iN1U'l'I,HY History and Laurin Miss VIRGINIA F. NAYi.oiv-Spanish and History Miss AN N E PAYN E7M2lfhCm2lIiC5 Miss LORENE PAYNE-English MRS. KA'I'HERlNE PEDNEAN--Biology :md Science MR. C1-iAkl.Es xvlI.l.ARlD PURDUE-Physical Education, Track Couch MR. .ANDREVV H. THoMrsoN-History Miss NANN1E WEBB-'Home Economics Mk. CARR0l,I. W. VVOODROOE-History STAFF lhlks. lVlARliARl-Z'I' Al,I.liN MRs. Sri: K. CHI'l I4l M ljbmrizzzz Clark' Faculty Not Pictured MIss l'lMII.I' lVlIIn'E'I I'Ia, , MIss A. K. l.oNcs. ..,.,., . MRs. ERMA PAGE JORDAN .. MRs. TIIELMA BATES PARKS ....... MR. joEI, BENJAMIN MflN'I'A CUE .... MRs. BONNIE LAMII MEIER ,...... MISS SALLIE E. CARROLL. ,. MRs. JUNE RAE PIERCE .... MRs. .AGNES MAS'I' ...... . . MRS. SADIE KSARRIS ... MR. S'rANI.EI' CEUICZ. ., English and Visiting lea Commercial English and History Distributive Education History Arr Religious Education Music Physical Education Mathematics and English English and History Mus. l. U. Brian. Mas. IgR.'hNSil'l':llHlll'iR. . . Mits. llii.woR'rH, Miss Minx'is'i i'ia., Miss l.oNo. .. Miss lllN'roN. .. Miss N.fxi'i.oR. .. MR. l'1'iu1l ia., NIR. Hixssias. .. Mus. l5iiN'roN .. Mus. -Ioiums. .. Miss Mo'i'i.iai'., Mia. Aikissos. .. Miss C .'Xl.I..fXHAIX.. Mk. ,l'HUlXll'S1lN.. Miss A. l',xYNi2.. lX1lssl..l'M'NH... lXlRs.f0Ix1ix1.'xNlbHR MR. l5RIlGH'I'XYEI.l. Mk. ld:XMl I'0N. .. Mk. k.-Xlxl-1. . . Miss lkll-IRS'I'l-1:XIJ. Mics. .'XI.l.l-IN. , .. MR. XYoolJitooi .. MR. Sxi'or1R.., lXlR5.Q1Hl'l l'l'lN1... iXlR.Q1HI'l I'l'M.. Faculty Sidelights . Muscle Builder! ,ulfriday Speeches! 41 v . The radius ol' a circle equals onefhall' it's diaineierf . She takes all the pleasure out of skipping. , Good typists conie out ol' her class or else. . She always has her best loot forward. . You can't print f!m!. ' . l riend C?l of all physical education classes. . Get in there and hit that line! U . A eheerleader's inspiration. . She backed us, one hundred percent. . l.atin assignnientsg all the students want to know is Ego .fum Te. H 1 . Science notebooks, diet charts and Gregory l'eek.' . l5eauty in the lab. . Have you met my daughter? u . Which proves there is nothing in ai nainefl , 'l'he gracious charm of the south. , Sweet disposition. . Where's your admit slip?' . 'l'he big nian with the little voice. u ' . You want a stadium . . . so get out there and Neff. . , l.et's niake this our best annual. , . Put those magazines back in the rack! . 'l'he man who knows all the raeketsf' . We liked his dry wit and ready smile. . Mr. Chittuni is busy. Have a seat over f!n'1v'. 4- . , The Dream ilitilllln will help to niake the stadium z reality. 1 N w ' a -yzifw 1 V , .MKAU 1 U , V .I 4 A 'A A 2 N, . JM, .,,,e, ,L I H , W xiyflff .... That we may apply our hearty unto wifdom . . PSALM 90 Bill Burr, David Suwycr, Bob Borjus, Surah Ann Atkins, Mr. Montague, jenny l.cc Sqvtu THE SENIOR CLASS llxvllm SAxvw3R. .. Bon Bfiknll-Zh ....... SARAH .ANN A'1'1uNs, .. IIIZNNY l.r:+: Sl-1l l'I-IR Bl1.1.Y BARR ...,... MR. lXlc1N'l'Ac,1'r:. ,. Ul+'FlCliRS l ir'L . P1'f'.vin'r11! Pwsiflwzl N!'I'7'l'f!lllY 'l'1'm.v11r1'1' ,lql'f7U7'f4'f' . N'1'JfH1.Vfl7' SENIORS DOROTHY ADAMS DAVID AMES SARAI-I ATKINS BARBARA BARNES WILLIAM BARR -IOYCE BAR RINGTON DOROTHY B ECRA If I' RAYMOND BAUER ROBERT BORII ES A I JA BOWMAN SENIORS KATHRYN BRINKLEY JEAN RRITT ROSE MARIE CASALE MA RY C I ARI ,ETTA FLORENCE COKE DEAN COOPER TODD DANIELS WII,I.IA M DAVIDSON CHARI .OTTE DIC KS ELIZABETH DIILINGER SENIORS NANCY DOWE JEAN DOWNEY PAUL DOWNS DOLORES DUNCAN C LAYTON EDWARDS JAMES EDWARDS MAX EDWARDS EMMA ESTES ELWIN EVANS HELEN FENTR ESS SENIORS KIQNNRTH FHRRIS NANNETTF FLFTC H HR HAZHI, If'OR'l'ON -IOYCF. GARRFTT I,.4XWRliNCIi GILLIAM GEORGE GRADFLFSS NORMA GRIFFIN ARMAND HANBURY ANITA HARRIS ROSE HF'I'HFIRING'I'ON SENIORS BERNICE HINES CHARLES HICKS O. D. HJTE GLENN HOLTON JULIA JONES ROBERT JONES RONNIE KEISTER CHARLES LAMBERT WILLIAM LEARY HELEN LJTAKER SENIORS -IFIRRY LUPFR THOMAS McAI,I,IS'I'FR MIIDRIQD MCCUIIOIIGH ITLOR HNCF, MA C K FY FLOYD MAXWELL FRANK MII.I.HR PATRICIA M INSHUI ,I, AUBRHY MORGAN IiI.IZABl41'I'H M ORRIS JOHN Moss SENIORS DOROTHY MUSTIN VERNON NYE WILBI IR PARK E PEGGY PEAKE HELEN PEARCE DAVID PEEBLES ESTHER POEE .IANICE REESAI-IL RICHARD REMSTEDT RICHARD RICHARDSON SENIGRS MARY RIDOUT FRANCES RUSSELL DAVID SAWYFR l.UC'U,I.F SC'HOOI,CRAl 'I' CHARLES SFPTER JENNY LRF SHPTI-IR HOWARD SFWIQLI, RAMONIA SCHACKLIKFORIJ ROB FIRT SMITH l+'RF.D SPFIGHT SENIORS JOSEPH SPEIGHT JOHN SPEIGHT MARY JANE STALLCUP WILLIAM STALLINGS Rourzlu' s'1'r:vh1Ns JOANN TA Bok JEAN 'l'ROWBRlDGli QU INTON UPTON TH HLMA VOIGHT ALBERT WAGNHR sEN1oRs l l SHhLBI1 WAI ILRPIELD CRETA WEAVER RICHARD WILKINS BLNIIAMIN WILLIAMS MARGULRIIL VN ILSON WILLIAM XN ILSON Senior Class Song QTo the tune of There's No Younj Good-bye, welre leaving you, The proms that we long to We'll not forget the friends that we met Remember our whole life through, Now we're through, The Friday night dances, And in our memory you always will stay, The high school romances Old Norview. That we have all gone through. We all have done our best, The road is turning now We thank all our teachers and all those W'e'll have to take it and we'll try to make who helped us come through, it worthwhile, And 46 leaves with just this one thought And when we think back on these good -gratitude. old days The games we have gone to, We will smile. -j ENNY LEE SEWER. CLASS OF '46 Hey, more Freshmen ll' This cry came from a fairly quiet hall, next came a rush of feet followed by a muffled cry and finally a small group of brightly lipstick- smeared boys and girls emerged. So goes the first three weeks of any Freshman year and in such a manner the class of '46 made its entrance in September, 1942. Reporting tb classes, we were often seen carrying huge bundles of books, papers, pencils and many varieties of lipstick smears. The freshmen began to settle down and by May we had begun to function as an organized group after having three sponsors. We elected our class officers, Todd Daniels, presidentg Audrey Pyle, secretary, David Peebles, treasurer. In June we became two-thirds, one-half and a few whole sophomores. Once more a casual observer could have beheld a scene of merciless painting of freshmen and once again the Class of '46 was sneaking away, but this time showing only the fear that those horrid seniors might soon start on the sophomores. More than once a prominent sophomore was heard to say, Gee, wait 'til I get to be a Senior. Nothing drastic happened to our class during our Sophomore year. We started, fiqished and in turn misplaced our class constitution. We made two copies of our banner which was ordered and then forgotten. Finally, after almost unbearable waiting, the time came and most of the fractional Sophomores became fractional Juniors. At the beginning of the following year the casual onlooker, if he were still curious, would have noticed a definite change in the class of '-16. Contrary to previous years, the class, under the able guidance of Mrs. Smart and Mrs. Schack, set to work immediately and promptly reordered our banner, wrote our consti- tution and named our 'fprom committees. When the night of the prom came we felt that it reflected the hard and earnest efforts of its producers. The time went slowly and after months of expectation Those horrid Seniors left and the Senior homerooms were left to us, the Class of 516. This year, the once lowly freshmen moved into the glorious heights of the Senior realm and promtly set to work studying and working. Under the joint guidance of Miss Midyette and its president, David Sawyer, our class plunged into its whirl of senior activities. We sat patiently for the photographer, waited axniously for our class rings and pins to arriveg crammed for mid-term exams and practiced into the wee small hours on our senior play, Bert Foot Forward. We were proud guests of the Juniors at our annual Junior-Senior Prom, and ended our social year with a bang up Senior Party! Then the most wonderful night of all arrived. We donned our caps and gowns and with proud faces and quaking hearts we marched down to take our places on the front rows in the auditorium. This was our night and did we shine! As each senior received his diploma, he sopke softly to the junior class, saying, We, the Class of '46 leave to you our schoolg keep it going and keep its honor foremost in your ideals. -Boa Bokjas. SENIOR PLAY Best lfoot Forward played two performances lmeliore a full auditornnn on the nights ot' April 4 and 5. A sparkling comedy in three acts, the play took place in the boys' dormitory of a mid-western preparatory school. The plot was built around the unexpected, but explosive arrival of a Hollywood actress at the school prom. The humorous dialogue and fast pacing of the show kept the audience in a seige of laughter. 'DUTCH NTILLER. .. HUNK HOYT ...... SA'rcHEl. MovER.. CHUCK CTREEN .... DR. REEIikIR. .. 01.17 CSRAD. .. MINERVA ..... FTHEI. ......,.,. . Miss DELAWARE 'TTHE BLIND TJATE. wid-gif GAA! Bun l'TOOPER ....... PROFESSOR l.1.ox'n. .. CSALE joy. . . . . . .. JACK HAfiiiER'l'X'. . CHEs'1'ER B11.L1Nos ..... HELEN ScH1.Ess1NoER .... Miss SMITH ....... CAST ..,,...John Moss .Clayton Edwards . . . . lfred Speight , , Bill Davidson . . .David Sawyer ...,...O. D. Hite .Aloyce Barrington Rose Hetherington . .Dolores Duncan . , ,Mary Ciarletta ,. . David Peelmles . . , . . Hola Borjes . . . . . . .lean Britt . . .Aubrey Morgan ......Paul Downs ,......-Iulia jones Marguerite Wilson Miss Marie Hinton. . . .......... lJirf'flur Bob Stevens ........ . . .Nlzufwfl llifwlru' Thomas McAllister. . . . . .Mage AlIHlll1Q't'l' Gardner Granger, Donald Haga, Luther Becraft, Miss Hinton, Kenneth Wyatt, Dot St ills JU lJUNALD HAGA ..... KENNETH VVYA'l l'. . . DOT STAl,l,s ....,. l,L I'HER BECRAI- l'. .. GARDNER CJRANGER. Miss MARIE HlN'roN. .. ICR CLASS OIPFICHRS , . . .P7'6'.Yifll6'71Z ljifvf,-P1'6.fiIiL,71f . . . . ,4h'f'I'7't'lll7lV . . Trmszmfr . . .Rfporlfr , . .Npnfzsor The -lunior Class returned to Norview ready to begin the new year under the capable leadership of Donald Haga. For the first year, we were upper classmen and we did not take the responsibility lightly. The annual junior-Senior Prom was the big project for the .lunior Class, and we planned one that will not soon he forgotten. Luther Becraft made us an excellent treasurer and haunted us constantly until we came across with our dues. We made plans to change our class rings so that they would read Norview rather than Norfolk County. 11 Il 1111-.v MISS MARIE HINTUN l 11ul zvfic: Annu Starling, Mary l.cn:t hlccki11s, lvlllflilfl Hurt, lfnuly I71lX'lClMlI1,.lL'1lI1 llc Mzuo, l'lll!2ll7L'l h llvrrlck, Bctty jcllnck, l'z1uIlm' Smith. N1'1'n111l 1'11r:': lxwrrimcr llwn-nx, Williu ll0l l:IN2l!l, hlim Matrix' lllnton, .low-phlm' Czmnlc, Dorothy Brown, -lean Ullvcr, Shirley Shcplwrd, Anm' Murlwcu, Mary l,ou Svvopc, lflorcncc Hllllgllilll, lvlilflk' Mercer, Surah Bullock, Hulcn lfcnrruss. 'l'!1in1' 1'11iL'.' NYllli:uu Hollo- wull, lflliott Hoody, Yurnon Shcphcrd, Rudolph l'z1rr, Xyllllillll lklillld, Rolwrt Thompxon, Roy lirinlxlcy, lioluncl Nixon, l l1ll'l lfdwzlrdx, Xxllllllllll Davis, Sonny Wlllnnals, l,uthcr Butrzlft. .llf.f.fffl,2'fI'11111 f1ffll1I'1'. 'flmcr Ciinn. MISS .-KLM.-X LUNG f i1'.vl1'111L'.' silfilll l,ou Pugh, -ltillllllk' lfllxlns, Ylfgllllil Nelson, lxlklflllil lonlnl, llzlrlccn lfrowln, Mary lillfzllvctlm l'pton. -V1'1'11111l1'11:a'.' Betty l,ou Rolxcrtx, llclcn lfriur, Maury Burkett, Dorn Mrnclson .-Xuilat lllldany, Sue lsluy, Bctty l.ou Ropvr, Patsy Bray , lXl2lI'gil!'L'fl.j'I1Cll. 'l'l1inf1'11-:c'.' Clmrlw N cllnws Bolalmy llotlgw, lfugcm- lvcx, Buddy Lupcr, Roy lfrugurd, Gcorgu Sharp. f 11 II mrs MISS II.-XNl'i'l' Kll'iliS'lilf.'XlJ l izy!fw-::',- Cla-urge Byrcl, :Xniiu BI'JltlNllk'I', Qillilfllbllf llirlw, Lililllllil Yauiglialn, 'llllL'llIliI llivlxiimni, Sliirlcy RUll51l,.'0f'l'L' Bragg, Mari Alum- Mcflurc, lfllcn llzlniillon, iiccviuc l lvvcnx, .Vl'r'fif1flw:a'- I B finrrix, Doug Knight, lidirli I'lUI'L'l1illlCl, lnrunc Birdmng, lillcn Rnlm-ii, Mzlric Knzipiv, .-Xlnizi Crinki l'lYL'I'lf'Il Mzlrxhzlll, YClH12l .'Xtvvoucl, Mullin Sc:irl,ic1ruugl'1, N155 Kivrsrcald. 'l'l1in! ru-zc.- liolmlvy Cowan, .Xluili Cnvvaui, iigurgu Il0H'4lIl1l11,AIUllH ZlII1IllL'l'Illilll, KL'IlllL'lll XYy:u1, ljzuiull llaiu-11pul'I, Lay XYliitL-lluzld, Roland Hugo, Riclmrd fiamlm-i', Bill lh-ics. MISS VIRGINIA N.-XYLOR l i7'.v! rn-ac: Eileen Joyce, lizlplinu Williaum, Ucralldins Spa-ight, Annu S2lVVj'L'l', Dot Srzillx, BL-my Harc- mzm, Mildrcd Bzilacr. Nt'l'll7llfI'll'1C'.' Milclrcd Brchm, 'l'l'n-linzi lVl:1nn, .ICZIH Winslow, -lunc Arnold, Shirley Shuxrcr, Ruth Buccliwood, Mildred Rhudm, Burdcll cil'L'L'Il,.llI1lHlfSl Slzillcup. 7'l1infm-:c'.' .luck Pxickcr, fiil!'dIk'I'fi!'1lI1gL'I', Wlivcrly Rawlings, Donald llzlgzl, Ronald llxuix, Miki' llaivix. .Mfwflhfimll fiirllmx' june Chzlpniun, Murg:1rctCr:1w'lcy, l'illf1lllL'Tl'lQYCIJIHIUF, Harold Al5C!'I12lIl1Y, Logan Hlzickwuud, lwrrcst joncx, William l,upcr, George Slizlcklrick, lynn ilihmniwmi, Bill llvrrwxiyf i l Fwwmi, june Simpson, Mrs. Atnos, Buddy Roberts, Geary lfvzms :md Shirley lflcming QPHOMORE CLASS oifif1ch1Rs lluswx 1,11 Dtuinsox , . . .,..,. Pn'.ri1z'c11f Sulkrm' l'lI.I-IMINCQ. ., . . . l'ir'U-P1'1'.vi11'c'11l llL'Nr: Slmvsrm .,.. ,.... . Vf'l'7't'fIl71V Grimm' lrlvsxns ..... . .'l'rv1z.r1n'z'1' lil-zlatwxizln Rfmisriiws. . . . .Rrprn'fw' Mics. Amos ...... , ,-h'17flI1.Wl7' XYhen the scluml opened in Septeniher, we were very snrry to learn that mn' president, Donald Davidson, had heconie z1H'licted with lnfuntile Paralysis. The class decided that Shirley lfleming, our vice-president, should preside over nur meetings during Donz1ld's absence. We, the Suplnnncwe Class of I9-45-FHS, hnpe to he une ul' the lmest classes that has ever lmeen graduated frrnn Nurview High School. S011 fl fm1orfi'5 MRS. GIADYS A511 JS l ir.f1 mic: Cieniva Blecher, jean 'l'cw, Rachel Minton, Anne Cromwell, Marguerite King, Clara jones, Joanne Wisehart, Grace Coley. NFI'0?ld7'f1TC.' Donald Oldaker, Mrs. Alnoa, Roy Barnes, Shirley Dorix, Doris lvarren, Gladys Fox, Harry Willis, Jimmy lxf1flI'I'lSL'I'I'C',,Ill1lIT'ly' Neal. 'I'l1i2'ri ru-zen' Billy Morgan, Bnh Maxwell, Eugene Powcrv, lfranklin 'l'illman, Billy Bagley, Robby Ferris, ,lanws Seheerv. MISS H.-XZIQI, C.-Xl,l,.-XH.-XX lfirxl mic: Donald Hampton, Cecil Scott, Roland Smith, Clifford Polk, Dickie Neal, Charles Britt, Bobby Gillum. .N'rfm1f1'1'o-za' john Gerrier, Miss Callahan, Shirley Fleming, Betty lNlonroc, Ioan Oliver, Belva Mcliown, ,Iaunira Tnler, ,Icwell Grier, lflinor Tingcn, jackie Hayes, 'l'hin1'1w-w.' Barlnara Crow, Shirlex Stowe, Carolyn ,lm-amp, -Ioan l'lenrm'iel1, 'l'ln-rev Sr-ulalic, Rm l'lFll!L'll, liillx lNl'u'tin Soph o nz on gr MRS. .IORDAN I-'i1'.vtrn1c'.' Ray Ricky, lfllwrt Rawlx, 'lack lircgory, Charles lflcrrlll, jack Hagcn, Sam Barham. -N'm'm11! awicx' Ray IllUIlLl Horton, l,aymla l.cc, lloyfc Edwards, Pcrcic llrahadias, Katherine Toxcy, Alam- Kcclcr, Nlarflu-all xparroll. l'!1mz' mic: Mrs. jordan, .loycc Morgan, Katherine Cavanangh, Viola lXlt't'ks, llfgllllll Stllllixtlll, .loan Perry, Mary Hutton, Sara lrcv Hnghw, Bernard Roberts. M ISS Nl A R I AN Mi DTI ,HY l-'iryl m-rc: Polly lrnggctt, Iam' Wood, Marjorie Hood, Ruby lffdrnondx, l,cona Rolylmins, .It-an lford, Carolyn lJlX0l1,-Rfllllll Hztrrwttc, Dot Merritt, Bill Stewart. .N'f'1'wlff1'rm'.' George 'llTt'l111llllC, 'llom liittcnltotmy :Xnn Duncan, Mildrcd Wilxon, CZ1fl1Cl'II1tJ Brunc, jcannc Upton, Barbara lfaxllord, .lean ljghtloot, Norma Brown, loc Booths, Charles Hormlsy, ficorgc Wmlson. 'l'hinirrr1f'.' llartwcll l,alw1'ct1rc, llaroltl llayitlxonl .Iavlx lilixwn, lfrvtltllt- hlootly, Mivlmavl lNlartlnvttv, l ,tlwartl rlnmmonx, lmonartl :Xlxntx S011 po nz OITS M RS. THFI ,MA PA R KS l-'inf mic: Richard Bartlett, Robert Scott, Hzirvcy Dudley, Put Curtin, ilcratld 'l0yl'lC'!',xYllllilI1l Bixlwing. .N'rwn1fl'rn-:c.' Horzicc Crollord, Ruth lvlCClilI1S,j2lI1CcyBl'lL'I1, Shirlcy Hudgins, li2lll'IL'I'lllC Dixon, Maxim' liilnln. Tl1in1'm-rex' Ruth Russell, Mrs. Parks, Juan Hampton, Clyde ljzickl Davis, .Iunc Hcwitt, l':1ulinel,ong, K1lfl'lL'T'lT1Cl,lTK'l1l'lt'll'l, Iris Mullins, Mzirgrirtft Russ:-ll, lronai Bofwt-ll,.-llic:1 lfylcr, Shirlcy .-Xndcrxon. M ISS ANNIE PAYNIC lfizirl ruicx' Rohcrt Brush, Nziricttzl lloncx, Pcnclopc HYZUIS, Virginia Built-y, Bctty Strickland, -lunc Simpion, Betty Hodgcs, Ai1ncjcr1kinx, llcam jordan, Clifton Council, Betty Hodges. -N'1'mz1ff rvrza'.- Min Anne l':1ync, Clinton Word, Chzirlcs Pool, Joyce Kight, Nancy BCCl'1ll'-l',J0f'CL' Hull, Dorothy lfrccnizin, ,lunc Overton, l,ucills lflowcrs, Nancy Ilillglllllilll, Filliot Blades. Tlzinf ru-zc'.' Put Hzmkins, Alvin Kittcngcr, Cicairy lfvainx, Bill Duldlcy, lfdison firungcr, Tomtny Yoglcr, johnny Shut-Imn, Nculunnl Collicr, lfatrit- iiillikrn, Rolwrr lialilcy. .lbiwzl 'ztlmz jfirfmw' ffm zlmrfr: l'l,lILIt'I1k' Nainxtt-il, .luck Wttlchs .Xnnv ll:-nm-tt. -ISIITICN Horton, Putty Bishop, Mrs. Addie Benton, jenn Capes, -lznnes Scholf FRE HMA CLASS Ol+'l lCl'IRS -I ,im-is HoR'roN, ., ....,......, ...... ,I i-1 .iN Qi0I'ES. ,. .,.l'irr- sxxliis SL'Hul.z. ,, ...., l,'X'l I'Y lilsi-mv .,....,,,, .. Mus. ixllllll-I I.. l3if:N'ms1,. l,H',i'f1I'4'll! l,f'l'.l'jfI,l'Uf Nrr7'f'l1z11i' 1 v l1w1.f1m'1' .N'jm21.rn1 'l'iinid, hut full ut' zintieipaitiun, the l'll'C'Sl1ll12ll1 Class upprmielied this l'H'3 H1 schuul terni. We can rruthtinlly say that it has lmeen Z1 guild wear tm' all ul ns lwnrh in recreation und scliulztrsliip. During Ntmveinher the class inet for the First time. .-Xt this meeting, Is Benton wus selected as spunstmr, and the tiilluwing uHieers elected: .Iznnes 1 in n presidentg .lean Cupes, vice-presidentg hlunies Schulz, seereturyg Patty Bisitn trezlsnrer. 'lihe president has served :ls the tireshnmn representative in the 3 L X Hzlrrv Nlwrris and luyee Pittman entered Nnrview High Seltoul's Famine hy lweing voted the nutstalnding hwy and girl in the lfreslnnzin Cliss ln the niziguzine eznnpzlign in llzinuury, the l'll'CSlllNC'l1 led the high sclinul in sl es Sunny McNulty, claiss SH, wnn second prize. .-Xdvzineentent and ecmpeiultimi have lueen nur wzxtehwwrds Fur this te We Imvt- had luts ull fling we Imvt- grnwn inentzillyg :ind we feel that ut h iii lllIlClk'1I l'k'1llt'4lI1ll'llilIl'l4lll Inilu'sllL't'i'ssi1liNurVit'wlligl1Sl'l1n1il this svsslrvll F rash m M1 MRS. ADDIPZ BENTQJN l ir.vl raw: Harry Adams, Ruth Cheek, Edna Ciarletta, Betty Jean Vaughr, Patricia Gallagher, Anne Gregg, Bev- erly Cromwell, Joyce Pittman, Ronald Hunnings, William Manese. Sermzu' raw: Mrs. Benton, l.a Mora Blankley, Sara Lea Swartz, Mildred Fox, Mar- garet Thompson, Ann Wiles, Audrey Lambert, Betty Paukovits, Nancy Joyner, Harriette Simpson, McCoy Briley,Anne Melton. Tlzirrlrow: Don Keisrer, John Xvallace McNulty, Donald Blades, Sammy Measell, Randolph Perry, Dan Banworth. MRS. DOROTHY BRANS'I'Ii'l l'liR lfirzfl 7'0i'.U.' Lawrence Uldaker, Ken- neth Moore, James Morris, Nathaniel Whitehurst, John Beechwood, James Beechwood. Serm11l7'ow.' Gwendolene Davis, Melvn Holton, Jaunita Gibson, Edna Bass, Joanne Styers,June Meeks. Thin! mm- Loudon Birsch, Mrs. Branstetter, Jean Widener, Sue Price, Joyce Hassell, Shirley Craig, Earlene Ritter, Betty Thomas, Phyllis Cook, James Morgan. Il'i0ll7'flI row: Billy Williamson, John Washington, Harry Morris, VVilliam Hutton, Alvin David- son, James Hart, John White, l.aw- rence Peay. MRS. lil,SYli BYRD lfirsl ru-w: Eugene Barker, Robert Wood, Russell Beard, Charles Hinson, Leslie Johnstone. A'evw1dmw.' Eugene Hand, Mrs. Byrd, I.avonia Elkins, Barbara Stanley, Joyce Sykes, Velma Jensen, Mildred Hall. Third raw: Jean Davidson, Betty Wall, Irene Besch, Peggy Ferrell, Eugene Jackson, George Thomson. lfnnrlh raw: James Hewitt, Billy Griffith, David Kirby, Robert Johnston, Fred Benham, l,indy Hosteller, Jimmy Baggett. Frfshmmz MRS. I.UCIl,l.IQ CoMMANoER l ir.tl ww: jane Stevens, Doris Stewart, Betty Hendren, Mary Cath- erine Neal, Ethel Overton, Betty Morgan, Janis Atwood, Teresa Con- stantino. St'fI1Hlf7'U'ZU.' Sidney Wil helm, Harold Vonada, jesse Cobb, l,averne Holland, Ruth Barr, Gloria King, l,a Von McKay, August Harden-, laither Shawn, Harry lyldsley. 'l'l1inf raw: Mrs. Commander, l,ee Roy lfvans, Paul Yoight, Osco Kennedy, Glenn De Yann, Randall Worth, Robert Setn-r, W'altt-r Hard. M R S. MA RIC DR I I-I DI I ,WORTH lfirx! row: Allie Harmon, Nancy Webb, Catherine Gough, Frances Moorman, Jo Ann Winters, Charlotte Bailey, Margaret Hite, Barbara Rich- ards. Second row: Mrs. Dilworth, Robert Green, Shirley Lindsay, Marion Frazier, Joyce Davidson, Fay Salter, Bernice Pugh, Wlalter Robinson, Douglas Snead. ,lllli7'd!'I1'ZU,' Wlillard Burns, Billy Parker, Richard Strong, Robert Murrell, Calvin Umphlett, Claude Garrett, james Fogle. MISS ELIZABETH M.-KST l ir.v1 raw: Ronald Kledzik, Edna lid- monds, Carolyn Brown, Ray Paul, Elaine Rohrer, Elosie Rusmidell, Jewell Russell, Charles Burroughs. Nfrzma' raw: Robert Hendricks, Don Evans, Walter Edmonds, Miss Mast, Patsy Bell, Margaret Bozard, Marilyn Nlagriplis, Mary l,ee Matthews, Helen Fox, Edna Jones, John l,ee, Thomas Monroe, Duane Trowbridge. .ibiwll when pirmre made: Billy Harris, Carlton Turner, Howard Hudnell, Ruth Barker, Merle Dennis. F reshtrnen MRS, BQJNNIE MEIFR l ir.rl raw: Marie Fentrcss, Betty Vaughn, Jean Copes, Mrs. Meier, Helen Morrell, Ruth Morris, Betty Sue Thompson, Barbara Stallings, Mary Jane Dicks. .S'emndrow: Har- vey Smith, Marjorie Blanchard, James Green, Nancy Sue Haga, Billie May Cramer, Patricia l,ee, Alice Gordon, Gloria Jean Felton, Joyce Bullock, Clyde Holton, Joe Sanderlin, Douglas Brown. Tlzirdruw: James Goodman, Dan Dunbar, Lonnie Hines, Edward Rawlings, Norman Hobbs, Frank Roper, Frank Lindsay. MRS. KATHRYN PFDNFAU Firxl row: Fay Burkett, Twila Diller, Patty Bishop, Margaret Holt, Mary Doss, Reba Martin, Ruth Scoblic, Joyce Lester, Annie Rountree. Serond row: Milton Fisher, Aubrey Daven- port, Mrs, Pedneau, Edna Foss, Dorothy Barco, Jeanne Dowe, Gloria Pullen, Patsy Ellis, Norman Rowland, Charles Eldridge, Buddy Barker. Third row: Gene Carroll, Russell Davis, James Scholz, Charles Mayn- ard, Ronald Harmon, Donald W'ilslow, Elmer Zartman, Rayvon King, Jimmy Morgan, Robert Stamper. A DAY AT All is quiet at Norview High Youlve guessed it, kids, it's Sunday! The building creaks with the horrid thought That the next day -wif! be Monday. At 9:45 the place is alive Wlith kids running to make homeroom on time. Theyld just as well wait, cause everyone's late And she won't call the roll 'til nine. And down in the ofhce, the Absentee placc, Someone yells Hold that press! There's a yellow spot coming up the road ls it Buddy Edwards? YES! So, reprint the sheet and issue late slips, VVe wouldn't want any mistakes. They might think someone's skipping At that Mr. Snyder's heart breaks. The girls all out of the basement file Every hair in place The boys don't notice anyhow So that time's just a waste. Uh! Gosh you forgot that hrst bell work! Wlell skip it now, it's too late. That homework rule, or an hour after school, Has got you cornered, mate. l.ast night you had a heavy date. So you doze otl' my pal. You get a zero for the day But she's worth it, that little gal. There goes your idol down the hall With another girl or boy Your young heart breaks, but donlt give up lr may soon end in joy. You feel pretty good, the days' U. K. Until you get that slam book back, The cute things written on your page Make you see Red and Black. ORVIEW That Sophomore you cannot stand Has got a Senior on the string The situation's well in hand He thinks she's the cutest thing. Hurrah, Hurrah! lt's time for lunch So down the stairs you Hy To join the noisy, crowdy bunch XYho must have plates or die. You wonder what they've got today. lce Cream! lt's chocolate too! You wait in breathless ecstasy, The last cup sold just ahead of you. At last, dear heart, you get your plate And settle down to peace and quiet, The kids across the table keep Reminding you of your diet. The saladls swell, the spuds all right, The hot dog tastes like more. Ooops, tough luck there, kid, You dropped yours on the floor. Assembly is next bell, you hear. You'll miss Phys. Hd. and you're glad, You left your gym clothes home today XVhich makes l. U. Byrd pretty mad. lt's now 3:15 and here we come! tlf we don't have to make up time.l Then you go through the old ritual Ut' trying to borrow a dime. You start your homework, early, too. You'd like to be through by seven. Ir some how got ahead of you, When you end, it's near eleven. ltls pretty tough, this life we lead But ask anyone and they will tell you That piece of paper you get at the end Has never been equaled in value. Ros:-1 T'TH'I'Hl-IlllNfI'I'0N. S 9Bl.lR5 A 0 x. . x A -f I ' ,,,,,,nf 8 4 5 D N. K , Q. 1 ' 5 iv .,.A. um l:L.f4.r ...I Jun., sw any MII , . Mika'-4 wa. bind! in uhm 'Nd bv1'xr Mic. . VJ, 1.,J.n.K wvrh swf ha.-mls 0-ml Mi-ML We uJuLd- 'podimllmf fill im Nmd' Lit.-1 Ling, . Cn-RMB-1 vpn R44 Nixhny Rnpurl' .V 'Nu-I rvw Mayaabrc. . Gof1n1 HGMCF 4743 bg 1'H-f'i'kp B. W4'i+i '1' Ai- Look at those shoulders! Glamour garb, Sophomore Cheer, Our Boys! ls it base- ball? Strong Gals! Gilliam, The Co-Pilots, Srping? Practice, Miss Mary, UH limits, Ray, rah, 'l'lfAlVll Our girl ulJ11SliCtb21llf6CTS,H Senior poet, Ringside seat, Dreaming, Busy Billy, The three musqueteers, lfire escape, Swimming? More team, foalch Confzllms, Vllblllll again! Co-Pilot :ul-lilaluing, Going my wily? U'fm jffuww fvflfz aff lm flmw! af1cf1A'1'lf V ll'iff afw -:l'f1f'k fwifll lzmlrl and Cliff. .Xxux FOOTBALL, 1945 Cu-C11pmin.t.' Robert Cowan, Bill Frizzellg .'l1tl71!lIQt'7'.f.' Roy Brinkley, Gardner C ringer Mr. Hansen, Cmzfh james Horton 5L'lll'iDllI.l'1 Norzfivw Uppomuz September 21fMorrison .... .,,.,... H ome . 13 September 28-Suffolk ....,...,. A , .Home 7 October 4fBroad Creek ..,. . . .There 0 October 12-Churchland .... . , .There , 20 October 19-Oceana ,....., . . , . .There li October 26eAlexander Park .... .... ' l'here . 19 November 2fSouth Norfolk ..... . . .There 0 November E,lfCradock ........ , . .Home .... . 9 November lfifl-Tampton .... . . .There li Moe Bauer Luther Becraft Kenneth Cole Bobby Cowan Bill Frizzell Lawrence Gilliam Donald Haga l,li'l l'liRM HN Glenn Holton lrvin Hollowell O. D. Hire Bobby Jones Doug Knight Billy Leary Roland Mixon ll im m y Mel .emore Vernon Nye Donald Orlando Waverly Rawlings David Sawyer Bob Smith Clyde W'illiams illfI6l7l6lgt'7'J'.' Gardner Granger, Roy Brinkley, james Horton 4Q FOOTBALL This was a very successful season for the Norview Pilots under the leadership of Lou Hansen who was serving his first year as coach of the Pilots. The Pilots took the County Class B championship. The team got off to a flying start by whipping Morrison 13 to 7. Frizzell and Holton scored six points each. The next week the Pilots played host to the Suffolk Red Raidersn and were defeated 19 to 7. Frizzell scored again and Leary crashed through for the extra point. We then met Broad Creek High School at High Rock Park. Nvhen the final whistle blew the score was still 0 to 0. The Pilots journeyed to Churchland and defeated them 20 to 0. Bill Leary scored three touch downs and Bauer scored the extra point. The following week Norview visited Oceana and were set back 26 to G. It was in this game that one of our star linesmen, Lawrence Gilliam, fractured his leg and was hospitalized for several months. Bauer received a pass from Cole for Norview's lone tally. . n. The following week Alexander Park entertained Norview and the Pilots smeared the Nationsl 19-O. Moe Bauer, Glenn Holton and Billy lfrizzell scored 6 points each. The Pilots' next fame was a ni ht 5 fg game at Cascade Park. South Norfolk beat Norview 33-0. On the next lfriday afternoon Norview and Cradock played a thriller on Nor- view's gridiron. With six points from Cole and Bauer plus a touchdown, the Pilots turned back the Admirals 9 to 7. ln a post season game with the Hamp- ton Crabbers, Norview was set back 34 to 6. Lorrimer Owens made the only touchdown for the Pilots. ,gf ,A - Hwzl mic: SmmylYilllz1n1s, NYz1ve1'ly Rawlings, l,urrimcr Owens, Snuuky Hallowell, lilll l,ea1ry, 'lbalnl Daniels, llurchie Nye, Bolwlvy Cowan, Billy lfrlzzell, O. ll. Hits, lialismm Grainger, Kermcrlm XYyz1tt, liarl Hdwzlrds, Bulmluy-l'm1es, l,ou Hz1r1ser1, Cuaclm. DTIBALL TE 5 5-N wg. 4. Hzzrlc row: .lolinny Getrier, l.utl1er Becrufit, George Grzuleless, Moen Bauer Ruyinoncl Hmtmi, Ronnie Keister, Billy Perrwuy, Lawrence Gilliam, lD1lVlL Sawyer, Runulcl Davis, Charles Eldridge, Doug Knight, Donald Halgzl. 1945 I l'II'ff mic I Ycrnon Nyc, O. D. Hire, Tad Dixon, Bill Hr-ndrickr, Shclluc Warsrlicld, Buddy Booths, Rudolph lzlrr. Nz'rfunf1mc'.' Couch Hansen, Roy lfrugzlrd, Charles Scptur, Raymond Bauer, Bill Luau-y, Simoliic Hollowcll, Richard Ciurdncr, Rulmurt Cowan, Mnnugcr. IDL-f Duc DCC llcc lan. lain. lam. lan. tl un. .I un. un. l'eln lfcla lfelw lfelx lfcli Ifelw Ifelw lfeli Hur. BASKETBALL SClll'IlDl'I,li .XNIJ SCORICS Craulwcly. I Oceana. . . Brunel Crcclg. , . -Kempsvillc .... fWl,r1l'fluQli. . . . . .. Oceana ,... . . . - Scmt'l1 Ncmrf-mmllg .... Alexander Park. .. f C Ii urclilzxnnl ,.... '-ffliruzul Creek. . . . Sufliilli ....., Cliurclilunnl, .. -fflXlurrisun ...,.. , -Suurli Norfolk .... Yf Crzuluck .... .,..... f-Alexander Park ..... - lNlurrisun ....... -Kempsville, ,..... ............ f5uHulla ,.....,......,....,.... -I :mics Munruc ll'lI'CLlCI'lCliSl3llI'gl Ufrflllllfilf NUITII 7 20 H 28 I 8 22 0 20 20 28 22 30 ISI I 3 I I 5 20 23 50 I 3 30 I I 3 3 I I 4 44 2'l 5QI 23 25 28 35 21 33 271 54 22 52 I -I 30 30 24 High Scurer: Ruyniuml lN'lue Bauer, 20I points 421. Pfzlu' N1 nrvicw Nm urvicw liruzul Crcclx Nurvicw Nurvicw KJCCZIIHI Nwrvicw Alexander Park C li urcli l and Nurview Nm irvicw NI arvicw Mnrrisun Nm nrvicw C rzuluck Nurview Nc mrview Kempsvi l le Sufful li Nr urview Post Seaman Chung 'E BASKETBALL The 1945-46 Basketball team under the direction of Coach 1.ou Hansen, was one of the greatest in the history of Norview. With perfect cooperation from each player the Pilots went through the season undefeated, winning the Norfolk County Class B Championship. ln the final championship game to determine the eastern state title of Virginia the James Monroe quint of Prederickslmrg defeated Norview. ln the opening game of the season on December T the Pilots beat the Cradock Admirals 26-T. Septer and Hollowell shared top scoring honors with eight points each. The following Friday Norview played host to Oceana H H U H , and overpowered them 28-18. Plollowell was high scorer MOE B-'WEN Nw 5E 'lf'l with thirteen points and Bauer followed with seven. The Cn-Capmins Pilots then went to Broad Creek to win over the Villagers 22-18. Septer tossed in ten points. Kempsville came to Norview on December 18 and went home defeated. Moe Bauer, center for the Pilots, was high scorer and Hite and Booth each put in six points. Norview played Portlock next. Red Septer put in five field goals and Snookie Hollowell was next with six points. The final score was 28-20. Oceana was Norview's next victim and with Red Septer making thirteen points, the Pilots beat them 39-22. Hollowell scored 10 points. The next game was a thriller with South Norfolk. .It was nip and tuck all the way. Hollowell scored eleven points while Septer and Bauer followed with eight and nine points respectively. Moe Bauer saved Norview by making a field goal in the last few seconds. just as the whistle blew the score was 31-30 in favor of the Pilots. O. D. Hite and Snookie Hollowell tied for high scorer in the Alexander Park game with seven points each. Moe Bauer followed with six points. The Pilots won 26 to 15. Churchland played host to Norview the following Friday and was defeated 50-23. Moe Bauer dropped in twenty-four points. Hollowell, Rudy Parr and Dutchie Nye made six each. The next week Norview played Broad Creek again and topped them 30-15. Bauer scored fifteen points and Septer followed with seven. Suffolk journed to Norview next, but the Pilots added another to their string of victories and turned hack the Red Raiders 31-16. Bauer led the Pilots with sixteen points and Hire followed with seven. Churchland was Norview's next guest but they also were repulsed. The Pilots were still undefeat- ed. U. D. Hite led the scorers with nine points. Roy lfrugard tossed in eight points and the final score was 42-14. The Pilots invaded Morrison and set them back -'12-16. Bill l..eary held the honors for Norview with eleven points, Hollowell followed with eight points. The second game with South Norfolk proved to be more exciting than the first. The lead changed lout times and was tied up twice. lt seems that history repeats itself for center Moe Bauer made a terriffic hall' court shot in the final three seconds with one hand and won the game for the Pilots. As the ball swished through the net the whistle blew and the final score was 25-24. Bauer was high scorer and Hollowell followed. Cradock was the next stop for Norview. The victorious Pilots took the game from Cradock 35-28. Bauer led again with eleven points and Septer and Hollowell and 1.eary each put in eight. The Nationals of Alexander Park were sent back defeated at the hands of the Pilots 33-21. Bauer tossed in two baskets and l.eary put in four. The Pilots next trimmed Morrison 54-2-1 and remained undefeated. Bauer led again with seven- teen points and Red Septer followed with twelve. Norview took another game by defeating Kempsville 52-22. Hollowell was high scorer and Septer was right behind him. ln the last game with Suffolk, Norview was triumphant 39-14. Bauer and Septer shared top honors with eight points each. After taking the Class B County Championship, the undefeated Pilots went after the half state title. James Monroe of Fredericksburg defeated the Pilots 30-2-1. Bauer put in nine points for the losers. ,l l ir.ft row: Edison Granger, Paul Downs, Charles Vellines, Kenneth Wyatt, Roy Brinkley. .Y fu if Ronald Davis, .lack Packer, George Sharpe, Gardner Granger, Pat Hankins, Norman Hoblu Basketball-Junior Varsity SCHIHIIJIIIR AND SCORES Chesterfield Heights. favaliers.. ........ . Chesterfield Heights. Nomads ........,,.. Demons. .. Nlilclcats ........... Supermen ..,....... Broad Creek hlayvees. . . Kempsville -ILIYVCCS. C radock ....,....., Suffolk ..,...,.,.,.. Hrs nzul Creek .I ayvees Nnrvirw Ofmwlwzf 30 I5 I4 22 22 Ili 20 2l 20 I4 24 22 32 IT I0 I Ii 32 8 32 2I 20 28 23 27 lb. .hlfllfllfflllfi l. O. Byrd, Couch, Roxe Herheringron, Roberta Midgerre, Anne Braldsher, .lonnn 'IHII hlelhu Scarborough, lzmmu ftktes, Norman Ur1Hin, Anne Sawyer, Nlzlnzlger. ljflfl' Dee Dee Dec Dee lan. .I nn. ll un. an. ll un. .I an. un. .I an. l'eb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. l'eb. Ifelm. GIRL' BASKETBALL SCHliIJl7l.F AND SCORES Twin Crucloek .... . . Oceana ........ Broad Creek. . . sliempsville .,,. gporflcwli .,...., -Oceana ..,..,.. South Norfolk, -Alexander Park -Churehlanml ,... .-Xlumm ....... , Broad Creek. . . Suffolk ....... Churchland ..., Morrison ....., South Norfolk. Cradock ....... Alexander Park Morrison ...... Kempsville ,.. Suffolk. ,T 1-wt , L... .IA Upfm111'11f.v fVn1'Uiwf 29 243 I8 29 48 243 8 44 IT 213 I3 I7 31 2l 27 29 I9 20 Ili I4 34 213 39 26 IT 25 8 315 28 2I 24 2I 2-I 2l I4 29 26 443 ISI 2425 Pfam' Norview Norview There Norview Norview There Norview There There Norview Norvlew Norview Norvlew There There There Norvlew Norview There There Firxl raw: Jack Packer, Woody Jones, Joe Speight, Moe Bauer, Kenneth Wyatt, John Speight I uther Becraft. Serond row: Snookie Hollowell, Tommy Vogler, Gardner Granger, Tad Dixon Bill Dudley Bobby Cowan, Raymond Horton, Coach Hansen. Third row: Manager George Gradelesa Edison Granger, Manager Richard Gardner, Todd Daniels, Charles Vellines, Dick Wilkins, Bill Betes Ceorge Tremaine, Doug Knight, Manager Robie Martin. April April April April April April April May May May May May 5+ 9 12 18 24 26 30' 3 9 l-I I7 21 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sul'l olk .....,.. ......... Alexander Park .... Broad Creek .... Hickory ...... Great Bridge .... Cradock ..... Portlock ...... -South Norfolk .... Oceana ....... Churchland. .. Morrison ...,. Deep Creek ..,. L. There Here Here There Here There There Here Here Here There There uf:f'lI'i'l1.Y firzzfy iff rf-:Nz road and r'llI'I'l.rU' ily 1,-54 ' lamp. W1 I.I,Nltl'l 1 1 Most Intellectual XXVI IJ SAWYIQR -IUIAIA Jorwis I-.min Most Popular H FILHN l+'I91N'I'R HSS .Afhm RAYMOND MOE BAUER Best Looking uf' CH.-XRI .HS R HD SIQPTIQR DOLORHS DUNCAN .gl Most Athletic -I UYCE BA RRINGTON .lik BILLY FRIZZELL Uutstanding Juniors DOUGLAS KNIGHT li l'I'I'SY BATHMAN :..,'l 'L. Gutstanding Sophomores 5lllRl,l'IY lfl,l'QMlNG BII,l, lJlVlJl,liY , ,,,,WA if f f Uutstanding F reshmen KIUYCIC l'l'l l'MAN HARRY MORRIS 34111. Sl1'ailql1l nzinf' fyf flclffz fazlgfzl urn' plz'a,r11f'f' . . RTILTON A'm1m!.- Holm Bur-ies, laieille Schooleratit. .Wr1mii11g.' Bill laiper, Anne Sawyer. CC 97 , P IL O 4 6 lion liuiabiris ,,....,.. . . A . A .l'.'fI'flm' l,t'cli.l,H SL'HlMll.l'R,-Xl I' . . i , ,lfll.fflll'.f.f .fllzzmzgrr .-Xxrsiz Sfxwviik. , . . . N111 lffzlilnr Bum. l,1'l'r3u ...,.,.,,... . , ..N'pw'f.r liffimr Miss .l.xxia'r KIHRS'l'E.XIJ. ,. . , .-hifWl2I.VflI' liver since the first meeting ul, the l'ii.o'r', statl' in late September, Rucnn 20 the wFFcial hiding place of Miss .lanet liierstead, the sponsor, has been an actua lieefhive. Nlemlwers uf' the staff could he seen running in and out of the rmnn during all hnurs uf' the day and in some cases, night. At that lirst meeting, the stall' lmegan working and didn't stop until this lmuk was distrilnited aniung its suhscrihers. The club was divided intu three distinct groups, editorial, art, and lmsiness and the leaders ul' these departments were as liilluws: Bnls liwries, editurg Anne Sawyer, art editurg and l,ucille Selicmlcralit, lnisiness manager. Alter these various editors and managers were elected, the remaining memlwers were assigned tu the department that most suited their tastes and alvilities. 5 I immediately the work began with the business section swinging into full action. These hard and determined workers set forth pestering all of the local merchants until the desired number of ads were obtained. While all of this was going on, the editorial staff began laying out the pages and collecting material up until the deadline on March lst. The art department, headed by Anne Sawyer, is respon- sible for all of the art work in this annual. Each department worked as much as their feeble brains would allow them, and, with the able assistance of Miss Kier- stead, did a very good job in all. The stag was fortunate in having a few veterans from the staff of the Prior of I9-15. These people helped greatly in assisting those to catch on who were new at the game.', One of the highlights of the year was the snapshot contest, the method by which we came in possession of those original snaps that appear on our snapshot pages. All of this required both mental and physical work but to those of us on the staff, it seemed more like play than work. Now that it is all over with, we only regret that we have no more work to do and when we leave the halls ofour beloved alma mater we shall cherish the days and long hours that were spent in making up the Pii,o'i ' of 19413. Sfrzlvd: Richard Richardson, Betty l,ou Roper, l.ee Whitehead, Bill laiper, Anne Murfee, Billy David- son, Anne Sawyer, Marie Knapp, jean Demaio, Marie Mercer, Lucille Schoolcraft, Dorothy Merritt, Polly Smith. .S'.ff1r1a'ir1y.' Bob Borjes, jean Oliver, Betty l.ee -lelinek, Patsy Bray, Bob Stevens, Eugene lves, Virginia Bailey, Bill Hendricks, Miss Kierstead. S E Student Cooperative Association Miss Elizabeth Mast, Margaret l.ynch, Donald Haga, Raymond Bauer, U. D. l'-lite, David Peebles. Ravmosn BAVER ..,. ,,.... I J7'1'.ff!I'1'7lf O. D. Hrre ....4.. . . . I 'in'-l'1'f'.t1'r1'w1l MA aoARE'r l,i'NcH . . ,.... Nt'f'7't'fIl71X' DoNAi.n HAGA ,,.. . .'l'rm.v1m,'1' Davin Pieuariss .,....... . , .l6vpw'n'1' Miss l'll,lZABE'l'H MAs'i' .,.. . ..N'prm.fw' 'llhe Student Cooperative Association ot' Norview is our student body organiza, tion made up of the students in the high school and the elementary school. Our meetings were held separately due to the large enrollment of both. l'nder the capable leadership of Raymond Bauer and the executive committee, the student body set to work to carry out the objectives set up by the S. C. A. The objectives set up are: l. Better citizenship in our school and community. l. Better cooperation with fellow students and faculty. 3. Higher standards of scholarship. tl. lmproved appearance of our classrooms, building, and campus. 5. Present interesting and timely assembly programs. ti, Start and support a school paper. T. Develop student responsibility for proper behavior in cafeteria, halls and classrooms. S. lmprove school attendance. fl. llrge each student ro accept responsibility. -. Ar . C. A. Executive Committee A great deal ut' the work done hy rhe S. C. A. rhis year wus zlcccnnplisliccl hy rhe Imrd wurk uf rhc Executive funnnitree. I'.il.iaiaN -lovers. M P.-xlil.iNr: SMITH .,.,... ,. Li.-X'l'HERlNE liiuwxmzx' ,.,.. . . ...... ., .-XNN BR.-XIJSHI-ZR und Bois SMITH. .. . .lifzifffing .luwiz BARRlNca'1'oN.. Bun liokjm ..... ll HN N Y Sr: i 1'i1 R .... LH-XRl.ES I'ERRIl,I. ...,. . l.l'K'l l,l.li SL'HUUI.L'RA I 'I' lliiiuu' Sl'ElliH'I' , , liXHClT'I'IVli S'I'.-XF! 4 . . . .flmflfl . .11HI,iffl7'Z.IHl! . . .,'1.v.rf'111blv 111111 fi7'0IHl1I'.f Lllllfh Room . , i'1lv.r.rw1gc'1' . .1Wol1ilfi7'.s' . . . . .Flag . , . ,llfvlfkzrv l Jwrfi Ylflillll Cw111111'ffi'f f,'0HlIl1fffz'z Cn111mi!n'1 Comuzilm Cmumiflm Cmzzmillm Commillm C0l11Illfllr'r C0111 in iiln l.'um111i!!m lfirxl mfax- Bob Boriew, l,uciel Schoolcrnfr, Thelma Voighr, Katherine Brinkley, Anne Braclsher, jenny Seprer, Hob Smith. .Vfrnmf rn-lv: Cwhilfitxx Ferrill, -Ioyci' Barrington, Mixx Hliyzllwerh Must, Pauline Smith, Fil:-en Joyce. DI RIBUTORS' CLUB .N'm1nI'.' Helen l,itaker, Helen lfentress, Thelma Voight, Mary .lane Stallcup, Nancy Dow: -YIIIIIIHIIAL' Esther Poll, .lack Pierce, ,lean Downey, Buddy l.uper, VYiIlvur Parks. OlflflCliRS Wimsirk IT-xkss. .. ,.,.,. .., .., .I ie.-W llowwtix' ........ . . 1'in'- lxl.-XRY .IANIC S'I'Al.I.L'llI', .. . NlVxtu'.lfxNR ST-XI,I,L'l'l'... . lN'l Rs. 'l'H I-ILM -x Pkxkxs. Prv.s'in'f'11l P1'1'.fif1'm1l Nt'f'7'l'f1171V 'l'1'm.t1r1'f1' , .h'f7flIl.i'07' This cluh is made up of the memlwers ot' the retail training class, and 1 pu the National llistrilmutive Organization that has branches all over the lni States. This organization is now making plans to have an annual state cont tion at Richmond, with one of our menilmers as a delegate. The local branch ol- this city is planning an emplfmyee-employer lwanquet wi our memhers attending. Our aims are I. 'l'o learn the place ot' clulw work in school and in coinmun lite. 2. 'l'o learn the proper way tornl'g.gfiI1i7C the clnlw. 3. 'l'o lc lin p uh inicnt in pn mceei lure. 1 . 4 GLEE CL B fJlfl+'lCliRS Nl,-xlufxx H XR'I' ,..,, ..... . . . Prw.vi11'1'11! lirzrrx' l,rn' -I r1l.lx+:k. . -N'f'rn'!f111x'-'l'z'nz.vlm'1' Nlus. l ,l.sx'r: Hman . .x'pfm.m1' 'l'l1e musical llSSflClZlflUI1 ul' Nfmrview High Sclmnl l1:1s slmwn n1ucl1 prtmgress since its First INtiCfl!lglI1 the latter part ut' Nnvemlwer. 'lllme memlxerslnp lmzls slmwn un increase from last ye:1r's twenty-live to the present twtul ul' une l1lll1lll'Cll :intl tlmirtybfive menmlxers. l'ncler the nllrectlun ut' Hrs, liyrtl, nur spunsur, we lmve, in zulclltltm tn nur regular music, learned several senni-elnssiezxls. We have entertained :lt the Naval llnspitzll and :xt the lf S. U. MO ITGRIAL CLUB lfizzvf rn-:c'.' Marie lfcntress, Hohhy Green, Uonald Uldakcr, Frances Russell, Hazel lforton, Craig Sykes, Kenny Moore, Ronald Davis. Nfv'rn1rf2'oIc'.' Rose Hctherington, lfnia lristcs, .lo Ann lalwor, Sarah Atkins, Hclcn Fcntress, .Icrry l.upcr, Virginia Nelson, YValtcr Guard, Calvin Strickland. 'l'l1ir'r1' m-can' Mr. Snyder, .loyce Ciarrctt, Patsy Bray, Betty l,ec Roberts, Charlotte Dicks, Sarah Bullock, Dot Merritt, Martha 'l'odd, jenny l,ee Septcr, l,ynn Thoniason, l.uthor Shawn, Billy Bishing. l nm'fh rn1c': Howard Sewell, liolvert lmdcr, -lessc Colwlw, Sidney Wiilhclin, Sonny Barnes, lfdward Alnmornds, Shcllie Watcrfield, Kenny lferris, Max Edwards. OIVIVICHRS l,oRRimi-:R Fi. Oyrrzxis, .I R... .. .,,.. Pn'.vif1't'11f Roisi-:ner l,, l,oiniR, ,I R.. - . .I'in'-l'1'f'.vif1'w21f l,il.l.l.xN l,,-wr: ........ ..... . N'n'z'm111i' Miinkisn H.-xri.. .. . . 'l'1wz.v1m'r l'ilm'.-tial: .-Xmmorvs .,... . i .lfz'f7lH'ft'l' Nl R. li. XY. llioolbkool- .. .NfVIll.flI7' One uli the aims ol' the hlonitorial flulm for the year ol' I9-I5 and lllelli was fu in- sure the safety ot' the students hy directing at the street crossings, and hy having them ohety the safety rules of the buses. We have also tried to restore and main- tain the heauty of our campus. There were three captains, seven lieutenants and ahout thirty patrulnicn who niet in Room 25 once a week and had a regular lyusincss meeting. llu- only ex' eeption to this was when a safety moving picture was shown. HOME ECO GMIC 'l'Hi-:LMA lvl.-XNN.. N.ANLTN' 'liIl.llHM.-KN. .. .I RAN WlNsl.ow.. SHIRLIQY DAv1s.., RAUHI-II. MlN'I'4lN ..A,. Miss N.-xNNli': Wi-1 OFFICERS CLUB . , , . ,P7'4'.Vf1f1'lll . 1 ifr'- ljmriffrflf . , , . .Nf'1'7v'!1111s' . . 'l'n'f1.v1m'1' , Rl'f7ll7'f1'I' .N'f1nI1,rrAl' The Home Ffconomics Club, under the sponsorship of Miss XVebb, met once :I week on lfriday. Wle were very proud of our new Home Economics cottage and and worked hard to improve it. The club participated in local Red Cross work by sending boxes at Christmas to servicemen. We took part in the county Home Economics meeting, and made posters for the cafeteria illustrating good food habits. The highlight ot' the year was the assembly program we sponsored in lfebruary. Fim' raw: Percie Trahadias, Elaine Rohrer, Carolyn Brown, Shirley Davis, Doris Warren, Sue Price, Phyllis Cook, Ruth Russell, Joyce Jones. S!'l'll71f!7'U'ZU.' Rachel Minton, Miss Webb, Geneva Belcher, Fdnal Edmonds, Thelma Mann, jean Winslow, Jean Perry, Shirley Hudgins. Third row: johnny Sheehan, Pete l,ec, Tommy Yogler, l.ucillc Flowers, Nancy Tilghman, Alice lfyler, Fay Paul. LIBRARY CLUB Tab 1' Nu. l.' Margaret Thompson, Norma Sheen, lVlar-inric Blanchard, Mildred Fox. Tfzblr' No. J: Ruth Morris, Barbara Stallings, Fay Burkett, Patty Bishop. 'llzblc Nn..9: Ann Starling, Elliot Blades, Walter Good, I.c-Roy Evans. Tablz' Xu. .1: Ann Gregg, Patty Gallagher, Luther Shawn, Scampy Oldaker. Table' Nfl. if Roma Barnett, Carolyn Dixon, Shirley Roosa, james Green, Sidney NYilhQ-ni, Robert johnson, Mrs. Allen. 'l'f1Mz' Xu. 6: -laclaic Hayes, -loycc Edwards, Harvey Smith Bon Bokklrzs .,.,t l4lI.l.l-IN RQHRHR. ., -Iorcr: BR,-xcap. Burl. Watson ..,... Ulflflfhlis 1'lIt't'- Pint-irz'f'11l P7'1'.tir1'U21! -Nll'I'7'l'fIll'l' 'fzwz.v11m' Ricufxiux BA R'l'l.E'l l' ....., , ,Rrfpmwr Mks. lXlARc:Aiue'i' .-Xi.l.EN. . , .N,D07l.W1l' The l.ihrary Club has a twofold purpose. lfirst, it has to provide and maintain a variety of vicarious experiences in reading in the library. Secondly, it has to ascertain the needs ot' the pupils and teachers to insure a more eH'ective use ol' the lihrary. To extend, or enrich the interests and to meet the needs, we have con- trihuted our part hy the various activities. ln our meetings we have previews ot' films, hooks reviewed, quiz contests, and open forums on hooks, pictures, magazines, and pamphlets. ln the library, we have promoted a better and wider understanding of reading and the effective use ol' the lihrary through our hulletin hoard displays, talslc cshilsits and contests. ToDD DANIEl.S .... DAVID Przuiairs .... Doro KNIGHT .,...,. HIfY OFFICERS Pri'.rirz'U11! P7'I',ffIf1'71l T1 'mx ima' Tom M Y lV1CAl.I.lS'I'I-I lc .... -hlt'f'7'l'ffl7:V TDAVID Smvrrza. ,...,... Cvflllfdllifl M R. ANDREW Tiiom PSUN, Chfipffziiz The Hi-Y Club is one of the oldest clubs in the world. The first club was organized as early as l858 and rapidly spread around the world. Today it is one of the most prominent clubs organized for high school boys. The Hi-Y Club's purpose is built around four things, clean speech, clean living, good sportsmanship, and high scholarship. All members accept the Hi-Y's creed: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian characters. lfirxf mia' Howard Sewell, Ronald Davis, Kenny Ferris, Bobby Cowan, Donald Orlando, Bob Smith, Donald Haga, Doug Knight, johnny Speight. 1Vt'l'07ldI'l1'ZU.' Todd Daniels, Robert Jones, Tommy McAllister, Wilbur Parks, Kenny Tvyatt, Aubrey Morgan, jack Parker, Floyd Maxwell, Mike Davis, Dean Cooper. Third row: Vernon Nye, O. D. Hite, Charlie Hicks, Waverly Rawlings, Frank Miller, Bill Hendricks, Elwin Evans, Aloe Sepight, Max Edwards, Roland Mixon, George Gradeless, Albert Wagner, George Tremaine, Buddy Edwards, Gardner Granger, Mr. Thompson. lfnzn-ll: www lstandingl: David Sawyer, Moe Bauer, Roy Brinkley, Fred Speight, B. Garris, Dick Wilkins, john Morse, Shelby XVaterfield, George Sharp, Charles Ferrill. .-I'6.rvnl -whm piflure wax mkfn: l,arwence Gilliam, Benny Williams, Charles Kicster, Richard Richardson, Charles Hornsby, David Peebles, Charlie Hicks, Charlie Lambert. l. THE CCLPILO lfirxf rn-rv: Kleine Clmpmnn, Shirley lfleming, llzlrsy Bray, tiCTlllCllI1C Speighr, xvCllTl2l Atwood. .N'vr'm1zl row: Miss Virginia Naylor, Boll Stevens, Charles Hornslxy, l,. lf. Owens, Chris Ridour, l,ucille School- Cfillif, Rose Hetheringron, Anne Sawyer. 'l'l1ir'ff1'n'rr'.' Bill l7:iviClson, Ronald Ilan-is, Tommy Mu Allister, Clay ron lfclwzircls. CO-Pll.O'l' S'l'.-Xlflf l,l'L'il.l.r1 Sk'HUUl,l'R'Xl- l'. . . .,,.. , . ,,,. ..., lf ltfilfll'-ill-Cflflff CHRIS RllJOll'I' .,.....4..........,. . , .l?11,vi11v,v.r !l'I1n11zg4'r Rox' lixluiuiii' :xml Rowrxro l7,xx'is, .. .,.. .N'p01'f.v lflffllllil' CilAi roN liowmxos ..,.,.......... . .Norizzf Erfimr Ros I-2 Hr:'1'HERINc:'1'oN .. . . .!W14.vir Edifm' ANNE SAXVYI-IR ...... .....,,,.,... A Jr! Edilw' Blu. TDAYIIBSON ......,,...........,....... Urrzazzunzf' Nrlmol Editor Bois STEVI-:Ns and TOMMY M.-xc' Al.l.1s'rHR ,...... . . .flfIt'I'llIIl7lil'!lf Nngff Miss VIRGINIA N.-wrola .... ,.,,,.,.,..,. .,...... . N lfl0H.l'll7' The Co-Pilot was horn in Ueroluer, HHS. Vl'lllSlll'g1llllZ1ll'l1lll whieh wus srzlrreal hy 11 haindliul ol' interested promoters has survived well. These people have alone the writing, typing, printing :incl selling ol' the Copies. The circulation Ol-I'C11LlCI'S is estiinurenl at l,500. These lui-monthly issues have gone to all purrs ol' the world. This is clue chiefly to an exchange eomniirree whose nluty ir is to circulate issues to :ill the Norfolk County Schools unnl us niuny service zilunini us possilmle. lincli issue of the fo llllot lixls solcl l.l1I'flV4' rents llllll has ln-en ll wc-lvoineil news item. l. PHOTGGRAPHER Olflfl CHRS CLUB l'il.lNOR 'l'1Nrar:a ,,.. ...,, I '1'm'iff1'1ll Tom lll'I I'ENH0l'Sl-2. , . I'in'-Pn'.virz'w1l CRETA YYEAVER .A.. ..... - h't'I'I'l'f1l7iV BLVVCH RAwl,1Nrzs ........4.,,.. . . . . . 'l'1'm.v1u'z'r Miss C'A1.i,AH.fxN, MR If1H'l'WEl,I,.,. . .Nf7lIl7.fll7'J' The Pliotograpliy Club is uncler the sponsorsliip nl- Miss Callahan and lXlr. lirightwell. 'l'his year we learnecl more about the art illipl1rxtugl'ilpl1y along the lines of taking good pictures. Wie had very enthusiastic members and aeeomplislienl something burh interesting and enjoyable to all of us. lim! mic: Ronald Harmon, Frank Lindsay, Oscar Kennedy, Butch Rawlings, Daniel Dunbar, james Hardmgs, Glen Devon, Robert Setzcr, Howard Hudne. SFZYIIIIJ row: Norman Hobbs, Miss Callahan lsponsorj, Elinor Tinger, jackie Hayes, Dot Brown, l,cna Lightfoot, Creta Weaver, jo Ann Winters, Alice Gordon, Helen Morrell. Tf1ira'row.' Calvin Strickland, Douglas Brown, Charles Eldridge, Billy Williams, Newton Collier, Luther Shawn, Robert Stamper, Bobby Loder, Billy Bisbing, Roland Smith, Eugene l ves. GRCHE TRA Q , Q Z wg n ,rx - it Max Edwards, David Ames, Fred Speight, Par Curtis, Roberta Midgette, Nancy Hagar, Billy Minnering, Sammy Mint-ll, George Hoffman, Catherine Brune, Betty Monroe, Patsy Bell, Shelhy Waterfleld, Dick Wilkens, Charles Hornshy, Hllen Hamilton, George Brooks, Donald Haga, Bobby Parsons, David Ike-lwlt-s, Lawrence liillaim, U. D. llite, ,lane Deeler, Holxhy Wood, lflwood Cutrulle. l'nder the direction ot' Mr. .Iohn H. Butcher the Norview orchestra has pro- gressed very rapidly this year 1 Nlxiugxiu-Ll liozxicu llrnm llfg'fn'rI1r Although this is its hrst year as an orchestra, it has a very good numlver of people participat- ing in it. David Peelmles, who has lween the assistant di- rector for this year, will hand over the liaton to Donald Haga, who has he-en appointed assistant for next year. l The orchestra prepared long and hard for its annual spring festival with memhers of the Port- loela, Hickory and Great Bridge orchestras. The festival was presented April 12 in the Norview High School auditorium. Due to graduation the hand will lose a few memlaers, however, hlr. liutcher has announced there will he ample replacement for those graduat- ing among the underclassmen. DRAMATIC CLUB OlflflCliRS lX'lARY Bi'RKE'r'r. 4 . ......,..... . , .Prv.vz'f1'r11l Primm' Hrrrz ...,, . . .1hll'l'7'L'fIl71V BL'RDEi,i, GREEN. . . , 'frm.v1m'7' Do DAvENvoR'r ,..,.. . .Rf'pm'lrr Mas. Hkrym -Ioiumn . . , . .Npwzmr The memhers ol' the Dramatic Cluli are trying diligently to make it the lxest cluh ol' its ty Je in Norview. We are confident that with the hel of our svonsor . l l we will succeed in reaching our goal. During the year we have studied poise, diction, elocution, and facial expression. Our members are constantly trying new methods ot' improvement and are progressing very nicely. Later we plan to have some people from the l,ittle Theatre come and talk to us on the art ol' make-up and costuming. We plan to enter the one-act play contest. lfizzvf mm Mrs. jordan, Velma Atwood, Mary Burkett, Shirley lindsay, Penny Hyana, Ruth Barr, Edna Fon. -Vn'o21d1'nw.' Sara Pugh, Mary Neal, Barbara Richards, Betty Hendron, Annie Roundtree, Peggy Hits, Sara Thompson, Thereae Scolmlic, Charlotte Dicks. 7'hir1!m1c.' .leannine Elkins, Josephine Casale, Sammy Measell, Holmliy Green, l,ayinia Lee, Burdell Green. ft f f x xy ff 3 4,1 X O . iw. f, ' x X 4 . , y in y 2 ff 4 F ART CL B N1 Clur N S ' Hz 72 Inav! rn-:v.' Roy B1lY'HL'5, lnnnic Hines, l,:l Moral Blrmkley, Mary jam' r C 0, . zlncy .un lgl, I' arrlrru I u-1 Mrx Nlcncr Holm Cir1H:ntI1. Nrmrz1frnfU,' Tad Dixon, Rnvmond Horton, Bully I'1IlTY'lS, -luck l lgcnx, jack Hurnur, Hurry Wulhx. 'l'l1irflr1zz'.' Lcnlic llohmon, lfugcnc Hurd, llouglzu Snead, Qlydc mltun, limlly Panrkcr. ,ltllc :XVI fluls W3lS1ll'!:fllliiZCQl in mmlvsr ru further thc artistic tnlcnts uf' srualcnts in N:n'vicw. l'mlcr thc zllxlc snxpcxwisinm uf Mrs. Meier, rhu club IC2ll'I1CLl lmmx' principals uf' art and was ready ut ull times rm pr'-mrinic posters fur thc scluml. DEBATI G CLUB CHA1u,1is l,AMm3R'r.. RONALD IJAVIS. .. IQUTH CHHEK. .. l'il'GENE Oman. ,. f2l'IN'l'0N llr-'roN. , . . MR. MoN'rAoL'E, MR UIflflCl'1RS NN'oonRool-A .. l iz'c'- Pn'.riff4'11f P1'r,rz'11'r1zl -3'f'r'7'z'l 1171 V 'f'rm,v1n'f1' . ,ef'f7fl7'ft'7' -hl1I707l.l'fl7'.f The llehating Cluh was organized under the direction of Mr. Montague, who left us at mid-term. We had preliminary debates, previous to mid-term, after which we prepared lor the District B Meet which was held in May. 'l'he state question for I9-15-46 was Resolved that the l'nited States should adopt universal compulsory military training. I-'irff r'ntc': liugcne Uard, Nathaniel Whitehurst, Ruth Cheek, Edna Ciarerta, Mr. Montague, Quinton Upton. -Vffm1rz'1'uw.' Ronald Davis, Charlie Lambert, Bob Bot-ies. .Volpl'1'.w11!-wfzwl pirlnrf? wax Nmfff: Betty Thomas. S NIOR COUT TROOP 1 lfizxtf ru-ac: Betty jenn Roper, Sue lsley, Mildred Baker, Pauline Smith, jzmicc Atwood. Nn'w1111'u':v-' l.:iquitzi Vaughn, Mziirc Knapp, Shirley Anderson, Shirley Shustcr, Miss janet Kierstcud. Ul+'lflL'liRS SllIRI,IiY Axon-zksom. , PI'f'.t'l'f!,f'lll lhllI.IJRElJ lhkt-314, , . , ..N'rt'1'w!fz11v l,UI.l,Y Smrru. . . . . . 7'7'l'll.fll7't'l' Sta lsriix' ......,..,,.. . , .Rvpw'ft'r hllss .l.xNr1'r lilr1Rs'i'r1.txlJ. . . . ,Npw1,mr The Seniors have us their main objective that of service to others. 'lihey work to lneconie interesting, resourceful and attractive f-in other wortls, real Senior Girl Scouts. We tlitln't work all the time liut took part in many recrea- tional projects and en-ioyetl many ol' the concerts this spring which we attencled as it lwotly. Senior Scouts may give Service to others through any ol. the following projects: Chiltl Cure .-Xitles, Hospital .-Xitles, Nutrition A-Xitles, lfurni Aides, Garden .-Xitles, Utlice :intl l.ilwrnry Aides, and Progruni .-Xitles. ..- SENIOR COUT TROOP 125 UIFFICISRS BE'r'1'Y MON ROE. . . .....,..,,. ...... P 7'f.fillI7'Hl l,EL'NA Boswsm.. . . . . . Ififf-P7'l'.Tf1fl'71l l.EONA Ronnms .... ,..,..,..,,..,. . hlt7t'7't'lIl7LV BARBARA C ROSS .... . . .Ci0l'7't'J17017ffi7lg nhil'l'7'Fl!l7lV lx1ARfGllERI'I'E KING.. . . . T1'z'fz.v1u'r1' EANNE -IORDAN. . . . . .Ra.pw'!r'r Miss ANNE PAYNE. . . .Nf707ZJ'0l Girl Scouting is an organization open to girls of every race, creed, and color. lt attempts to supplement the things a girl learns at home, at school and in church so that she will he a better member of all three. Senior Service Scout Troop 125 ot' Norview High School is in its second year of organization with Miss Payne as its leader. In addition to our regular activities this year we plan to sponsor a program at the Naval Hospital in Portsmouth. Hur! ww: Helen Fox, Maxine Gibbs, Barbara Cross, ,lunita 'I'oler, jewel Russell, lfdna -lones. -Vrwnnl raw: Gladys Fox, l,eona Robins, Betty Monroe, l.eeuna Boswell, Marguerite King, Miss Anne Payne, lfleanor Cooper. TRLY Reading left to right: ffofll row Csteatedl: Nancy Dowe, Joyce Barrington, Gerry Speight, Elizabeth Ann Herrick, Dorothy Becraft, Barbara Barnes, l.orene Birdsong, Jeanne Downey. Nrmnd raw: Dot Stalls, Anne Bradsher, Peggy Peake, Jean Britt, Frances Russell, Jerry l.uper, Betsy Bateman, Helen Fentress, Mrs. Macon Csponsorl. Third row: Eileen Joyce, Anita Harris, Florence Coke, Betty Jo Morris, Patsy Bray, Margaret Lynch, Elizabeth O'Connor, Rose Hetherington, Jenny l.ee Septer, Jo Ann Tabor, Ema Estes, Norma Griffin, Joyce Morgan, Emily Davidson. lfuurlli raw: Janice Refshal, Bernice Hines, Thelma Voighr, Mary Jane Stallcup, Dorothy Adams, Helen Frye, Ada Bowman, Martha Todd, Sarah Bullock. .ifuent when pirture was mken: Sarah Ann Atkins, Hazel Forton, Roberta Midgette, Melba Scarborough, Jean Trowbridge. OlVl lL'l+lRS Ji-:AN BRl'l l' ,,., . , . . ......, ,..,. I '7'4'.i'if1'v1ll Peony PEAKE. . . . . . l'in'-l'rv.vi1fcz1! .ANN BRAosHER ,. ...,. -h'L'I'7'Ufll7lV l'iRANCl:IS Russi-:l.l.. .. ...Clzrzpffzin SARAH ANN rX'l'KiNs. . . . , .R1'prn'f1'1' Mas. MAeoN .... . .o'po11.fm- The Tri-Y was formed in October under the sponsorship of Mrs. Macon. The Club is affiliated with the Y. W. C. .-X. Our purpose is Uto Find and give the best. Our motto is to face life squarely. Our constitution has been formed and we have become firmly established and we hope that Norview High School will continue to have a Tri-Y Club, as we feel that our club is a vital part of high school life. l. T MBLING CLUB oifivlciaas fililblifili Horn-'M-xx. .. . . . , . .l,7'l'.S'iIIl1'Ilf IIACKSON l os'rr:R . . . . .Nt'!'7't'f!l7iV Cu.-xRi,r:s lVl.1XYN.fXRIJ. , . . . 'l'1wz.v111'f'1' R XYYON KIM. ,... . . . fx'1'jm7'!r'7' Ma. Cu.xlo,r:s I'l'iunl'is, . Nf7UIl.i'0l' 'Fuinlmling is included in Norview School's physical education program hecause ol' the strength and skills that are developed through participation in this sport. 'lihese include improvement of upper lmody strength and training in quick and correct decision and action. Since there is no other activity to develop fully upper hody strength and halance, this sport occupies a prominent place in thc school. The ohjectives of tunihling are: I. To give training in native sense of balance. 2. To develop daring and courage. 3. To teach falling and landing without injury. 4. lniprove the entire musculature. 5. lalncourage quick and correct decision and action. Ii. Build upper hody strength. 7. Maintain the acnie ol physical fitness hy continuing practice on the skills previously learned. lfizzrt rn-xc: Rayvon King, Harry Yonada, l.orrimet Uwens, Randall Worth, Calvin Urnphlette, Roy Barnes, Charles lVlaynard. .N'nw1i2' f'u-wx -Iimmy Goodman, Ronald Hunnings, Elmer fartman, Billy Bagley, james Scholz, NYaltcr Gard. 'l'him' rn-zu: McCoy Brilcy, Harvey Smith, jesse Cohh, George Hoflpnian, -I:um-s Horton, Buddy Barker, l.t-onard Hirsch, Cicnc Carroll, Douglas Clark. R f' 5 0 Ofzsses 7756 Zaeker ,SU fayf on I L X ,gfourf 31 wk L., H lx' WA Yi' W 3 -1 'W ff X i ,, f 1: 2 , x fb 5 s,,y':a on ,1J '?'5 mmf! V zff U A E AGMQM 1 -my QHRISTMHS Rvsrl C-3 77-IE k1N4 OF M550 Rs' L N 1 C UWB!! 'Khin 3Pf0 om 1 s Q Q ff x Q 'I' ,QS X27 E X I v Ngllozl fi ,M gb ,df mu W0 X 4? Qi cd of wznrm M vis zfr X M Q I X u ,, , Q ' S3 f :M X - 1 -Wai SQ-5 55 Q' f X H H M .-A W' ,L QQ X' 0 F gp www fy SCHOOL dl'rTIreTopI In .' - ' f' ar ' 1 my . o fn .. 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'Iuniwr glamour buys, Alumnae, lamkiimg for something? Coaclies, Newspaper gang, Pretty! .-Xlitemclimml lmnguur, Grins, Pole sitters, Covered jackets, 'l'lie men lmeliiml the selirml, Party? Mr. Barnes, 'l'liat's our buys! Byrml's girls, Smile, 'Vliesc Ui-l'iIms! Trees of ai fczitlic-i', 'Vliat man again, Sisters. GRAMMAR SCHOOI Qi.- Mlss KA'rH1.EEN RCJlTN'l'REE Gmmmzzr Srlzool .imzzml Spozzmr' Grammar School, 1945 '46 The Grammar School was organized in September under the Student Co- operative Association. Through the work of committees set up hy this organiza- tion the grade school began work on the projects which would make Norview School a hetter school. They heautified their building, improved their attendance, set up good health standards, organized a safety patrol, and did an all around good job. The grammar school led the entire school in the magazine campaign, thus enahling the school and the community to enjoy a stadium at Norview, which was promoted from the receipts of the magazine sale. --.I 1-:AN lgUN'l'ING, RICHARD llrxorv. FACULTY .Vmfrrf llcfr to righrlz Miss Myrtle ,Io Calrpcntur, Mn. Dulu Randolph, Mrs. Marry lf. Rhoda, Mix Hilda Shelton, Mrs. Mallmsl Brooks, Miss Saunders Miller. .N'mr1r1'i11g llclit to righrl: Miss Surah Vick, Miw .-Xlvlmyu lfdwzxrdx, Miw Mzirgzirer lforrcxrcr, Mn. Maury Calwell, Mrw. lf. l.. Morrix, Mim Kzlrhlccn Roiintrcv. M'fzlwf.' Mrx. lwmny Nlorrif, Mrx. l.ily lidwzirdx, Mrx. filaulp Whirc, Mrs. Kzlrlicrim- Scriprcr, Nlrx. H:-lvn P1lTl'it'!'. -Ylfzmiingr Nlrx. lirhfll Bunting, Miw llehoruli Chilvx, lxllw Br'wiL'f:lr11nN, Miw W5 lmn SHTIPY, Sfudfril CoofJf'rz1f1'2'f' irlxmfifzfiozz, Grammar Srhoof Inj!! In I'f.Q'flf.' -Ioycc Poorc, Yicc,Prc-sidcnt, juan Bunting, President, Nlrx, Ciladyf Whitt-, Sponsor, julian lx'lL'l7JllllClN, Vruasurcrg Richard Dixon, Sccrctary. CJFKIHII' Srhoo! Pafro! Cfnlz MONITORS lfirxt mu'.' jimmie Robinson, James Shocklcy, Ben Jernigan, llaync Piercc, Rodney Mycrc-5, Bolmluy Hcrndon, Richard llixon. .N'r'1'rm1I' raw: Peggy Wfthcrington, Shirley McNaugl1t, Sylvia livam Sylvia Andcrwon, Carolyn Andrews, julia :Xnn Browder, Carolyn Fcntrcm, Patricia Ward, ,Ioan Moors ,Io Ann England. T,lf7'12'IY1'lU5 jean Landing, Mrs. Scripter, Sponsor, Sally Meadows, joycc Pours lfdna Hogshirc, Barbara Matter, Gladys Gilliam, Katie Williania, Alcan Bunting, Eleanor Alston fathcrim- lxadorc, Pnarlwara Kirlmy, .-Xudruy Willaim, Patricia Hoggard. l nm'lf'1 m-10: Donald xyllllt' llayid lfimxwortli, Kim-ralml XYZlll!t'I'l.I, Carlton Bvard, lliomaa llarrix, Milliaril llnlulw, .-Xllan Iii---iii' llonald l.angtin'd, Billy lloluinx, la: Noir I.:-wix, Ciladu Williamx. w v 1 Srwflztlz Grarff' MISS LILY IHZIJWARDS l ir.fr rnzcx' J. Meekins, B. Bowles, M. Gates, D. Grainger, H. Setzer, l.. l.ewi:4. Nm'm1drnfc.' Fi. Shepherd, l.. Clarke, F. Aycock, l.. Harris, C. Stowe, B. Tomlinson. 7'hin!rrmo.' R. Carswell, J. Bunting, M. Routh, C. Eggleston, B. Whitaker, lf. Martin, l.. Williams. lfnnrfh rufc: M. Haga, J. Rountrce, A. Wilkins, P. Hyatt, H. Hicks, J. Midgett, D. Wright. lfffllz ww' A Haskett, K. Stevens, J. Hunley, C. Butler, J. Brightwell, J. Harris. NIr111dif1,U.' H. Jenkins, C. Jordan, Mrs. Edwards, A. Cooke, 'lk Richards. M RS. Hlil ,HN PAR KHR l'liVJ'f ru-rc: George Pullen, Willard Butt, Joan Barker, Phillip l.owe, Robert Amory, Floyd Craig, Ruth Tew, Durand Yick. M'1'w1riz'n-zc.' Jane McCuiston, James Bowers, l.eroy Spencer, Barbara Chowns, Curtis Mackey, Mildred Clark, Lorraine Alsup, Joyce Smith, Joan Toler, Mrs. Parker. Y'lzir1iz'nuf.' John Thompson, Barbara Wvilliams, Freddie Glisson, Maurice Simmons, Betty Bottoms, Hankins, Gloria Hudgins, Barham Glisson, Billy Sandy. l om'th rn-ac: l.eslic Foreman, May Campbell, Joan Moore, Dorothy Kennedy, lfleanor Alston, Patricia Parr, Donald Mid- gettc, Cora lVard. Nlzzrzdizzlm Norton Byrd, Katie VVilliams, Joan Ashlay, l.e Noir Lewis, June Hall, Carolyn Douglass, Eugene Downs, Billy Miller, Carolyn Sharp. MRS. KA'l'Hl'1RlNl'i SCRlP'l'l'iR l i11vt mica' Joseph lriyler, Robert Blake, Preston Harris, Norma Huekins, Carlyle Coleman, Jean Miller, John Scoblic, Alfred Garrett, James Tout. N1'z'rn1.2'r'ow.' Ruth Bowden, Florence Brooks,Mary-Johnson,BettySaunders, Roger Smith, lfrank Hosrella. Thin! m-zzz' Anna l.ou Hiatt, Rose Marie Rhodes, Marie Sanford, Marion Rice, lfdna Hogshire, Aubrey Foreman, Thomas Vkatson. l n1n'lhrnrc'.' Martin Green, Thomas Harris, Alton Salmon, Henry Byler, Harold Carter, Tommy Pearce, Charlotte McGhee, Sue An, narino. f ffll1I'oie'.' Mamie lngram, Betty Miller, Shirley Gillikin, Mary Russell, Velma Dean Price, Robert Cain. N111IIIff?llQ.' Mary Spruill, Richard Dixon, Mrs. Scripter, Mar, garet Abernathy. .ibfwzl :elim pit-nm' iUfl.f1IIkF7l.' Marie Bradsher, l.ois Hall, Barbara Stallings, Audrey Case, Dorothy Davis. 154.7 si. fv- W M Sixth Gradv MRS. HTIIHI, BUNTING l Ir.fl 1'nre.' Gerald Walberg, Kenneth Thmnason, Troy Yonada, Aubrey McCuiston, George lngram, Roy Tucker. Nffrrnirzl 77110: james Miller- ing, l.ois Brennan, Winilired Barnes, Randolph Watson, Mary Ann Hayes, James Gilligan. 'l'l1in1'rnfa'.' Earlene Harper, Gwendolyn Keeton, Cath- erine Tarkington, janet l.a Gasse, Patricia Hoggard, Jeanne Rhodes, Allen Beene. l'll1lU'l,I rnaf: Clifford McDaniels, Naomi Yaught, Betty .lean Worth, Millard Hobbs, Gloria jean Midgette, Douglas VVood, Billy Hudgins. l ifll1rnw.' Joanne john- son, Rosalyn, Rawlings, Linwood White, Norma Doss, Bobby Pusey, Hal Russell, julia Ann Childs, Mrs. H. G. Bunting. M RS. lf.-XNNY M1 PRR IS l ir.vl row: Marvin Davis, Celina VYilliams, David Brinkley, Helen Russell. NA'l'llIlff mic: Bob NYilson, Charles Kelly, lfay Meeks, Henrietta Moore, Barbara Peterson, ,loyee Poore. Third rntcx' Dorothy -Iones, Jacqueline Beale, David Foxworth, Gladys Williams, Robert Wheeler. l'lllIH'f!I ru-rc: Buddy jordan, Rathyrn Simpson, jack Plentovieh, Anne Humley, Collie Bielles. lfifllz rua:- l.loyd Ferguson, Evelyn Gregory, Thomas Dilliains, Clifton Middleton, Robert Scott, Sally Briely. -N'i,yf4 Ima' Roy Harrell, Nettie Freeman, F. 'l'. Morris, Roger Dixon. Nl11mfi21g.' Dieky Cavin. MRS. GI .ADYS WH I'I'l'l l ir.fl row: Peter Malphurs, Buddy Hall, Sylvia Parker, Gail Moon, Richard Ward, Virginia Kinsey, Mrs. Gladys White. .V1'rrmf1' faux' Sally Meadows, Betty lfdwards, Barbara 'l'ilghman, Edward Thompson, l.aura Mills, Pat Carter, VValter YYilliamson. Third' row: Delores lflander, Bobby Alston, Barbara Parker, julian Mc- Daniels, Ailene lfderly, Barbara Hall, Thomas Foster, .loan Fogle. l-'omtlli row: Anne Ricks, Harry Gard, Sylvia Anderson, Barbara Kirby, lfrank Harris, Nelson Mixon, Barbara Mat- ter. .N'fanf1'ing.' Dorothy De Maio. Fifllz Crafff' MISS Bl'lSSll'i C.-XRNBS l ir1vlrrr1c.' Sally l,ineoln, john Tucker, Carl Martin. Nl'l'UI1I1?'UiU,' Carlton Brown, Rita .-Xllen, Robert Bryant, jo Anne Richards, Ray Myers, Beverly Brown, Sharon Calfee, George Weller. Tl1irn'rntL'.' Robert Ailes, Patsy Pitzer, Shirley Saunders, ltiuelid Harrell, Betty W'ren Hoggard, jean Rae Boyd, Bobby Herndon, Milton W'ilkins. lfnurfh rum' Edward Fo- garty, Marguerite Noble, james Thed- lord, Barry Thomason, Charles llolt, l,oys Brickhouse, Clifton Graves, Cynelfia Gildea, Betty Stone. lfiffh row- Peggy Wetherington, Mary Frances Stowe, Stevens MeDaniels, jean Landing, Bobby Beasley. MISS Dl'1l'lOR.-Xl'l CHll.liS lfintl rnfe: Dieky Darling, Robert Rhoda, Keala Humes, janet Dexon, Randall Gibson, Charles harris, Betty Blake, l,arry l,ewark. .Veffnlfl 1'fr1c'.' George Yonada, William Roberts, Donald White, Shirley MeNaught, Roberta Bdgett, Billy Rawls, Char- lotte Hosteller, Paul Cornette, George Baulls. Thin! rate: Carl Borwiew, W'illie lniastwiid, Thomas Bolding, lryin Briekhouse, Billy Robbins, Robert W'arshaw, l,eatrice Robinson, William Barkley, Buddy Annarino. l u1n'1h mt:,'.' Robert Akers, Roy Cole, Nancy Yan Wickler, Sally Gobel, Caroline Andrews, Robert Hudgins, Lynnwood Tomlinson. MISS WYl,Mi-X Sl'fTflfR l i2'.tf raiL': Nelson Williams, Carol W'ayt, joseph Funk, Carol Webster, Ralph Stowe, joyee l,ee Bull, Diane Willoughby. -Yermzzz' rnux' Sylvia Frans, Ben jernigan, Clifton Austin, Wayne Pearce, Billy Gornto, Shirley Mills, Yapoleon Bell, joan W'alker. Thin! rn-:c'.' Barbara Bowles, Betty jean l.ee, Mary lfllen Kelly, l,ouise Midgette, Gordon West, Betty l.ou Scarborough, Darrell W'hitehurst, Marian jett, Sara Twaddle. ljflllffh rn-rc'.' Robert Midgette, Allen jones, Anita lfuleher, jean Rowland, joseph Pullen, james Williams, Herman Wade, Catherine lsadore. Nh1r1f1'in,q.' Harry Hall, Charles Greer, Harrell. QUIL. iq , K , . . . J W f. . - - -f- Fonrflz Urarlw MRS. MARY I . CABRLI. lfirfl mtv: Alice Simpson, Ras Clark, 'l'ommy Parker, .Ioan Cross, Bobby Cake, lYilliam Cramer. NI'l'flIltf raw: Rodney White, Mary joy Cross, Katherine Huffstickler, Bonnie Wils son, Bobby Calais. 'llfiird IYVZUJ Roy Hunley, Gerald Dewit, Robert Richer, Wanda Seoblic, William Etheridge. l'll1H7'f,I row: Mary Hudgins, Dickie Swalina, Claudia Vaughan, Shirley Hamilton, Shirley Melienzie, Virginia Yanderberry, Marlene Green, Bobby Swain. 'l'11bIe.v: Barbara Pope, Dorothy Russell, ilihomas Hollowell, joe Morris, Charlie Williams, Mary Seoblie. .-161011 'IUIIIFII f7it'flH'l' ions lfzkfn: Donald Rngland, Billie Mil- lering, Charles Lawrence. M RS. M :X R Y R HK ll I HS ldillff rn-rL'.' Sue Plentoiieli, ,Iolui Barnes, Berry ,lo Hugo, 'lihelnia Gammon, Virginia Brinkley, Billy Yan Benshoten, Robert l oster. Sl'l'UHlf ru-:cw Carolyn lfentress, Bobby Cot- truin, Franklin Kinsey, Danny Gam- mon, l,ynn Ciaskins, Ray Wilkerson. 'l'him' rnw: lfrma Briley, Jacqueline Cherry, Shirley Poston, joseph Moore, Stanley Chapman, lfdna Midgette, james Shockley, Dane Hetherington, Mrs. Rhodes, Calvin Howerin, l IlIll'lf1 raw: Patricia Coltrum, lilrose lllen, toyieh, Doris West, Jacqueline Adams, Donald Langford, Sylvia Morris, George Goddard. Bl1u'kbmml.' David lliyatt, Charles Barnes. MISS KrX'l'Hl.l'il'iN R0l'N'l'Rl'ilf l ir.fl rrrzcu' Preston Setzer, Billy Byrd, Mickey jones, Bobby Burt. -blI'l'Il7lI1' mic: Billy Stevens, Geraldine Staub, Patsy Cornette, Happy Forster, Flizabeth Setler, Usear Clark. 'fhirvi rnuu' .loan Parker, julia Browder, Rodney Myers, Selma Sewell, Wilbur Riggs, Don MeCuiston. l um'fl: ru-r:'.' Mildred Keeton, ,limme Robinson, 'loan Dus, Thelma Sewell, Barbara lfiggs. 'l'nblz': Richard Baker, liarl VYilliams. Third Grade MRS, MABEI. BROOKS I-'irrl row: Wanda Cherry, Bobby Gornto, Mickey Pipis, Nancy Ander- son, Tayloe McNew, Lynda Smith, Johnnie Stowe. 3'emnd7'ow.' Romayne Adams, Gene Jones, Jack Twaddle, Marvin Crockett, Jean Keeton, Rus- sel Poole, Gloria Bazemore. Third row: Alvin Fam, Aubrey Parsons, Bill Harmon, Billy Evans, Calvin Flowers, Fay Powell, Crosby Spruill. Fourth row: Faye Garrett, Shirley Hunley, Jane Stanley, Emily lWorgan, Larry Early, Patricia Harrell, Violet Ferguson. FUN: row: Ernest Gard, Gerald Merritt, Patsy Lamppin, Bob Thompson, Richard Towell, Saundra Smith, Beatrice Yates. Tfzblfn' Ed- ward Jones, Newell Coble, Kay Dodge. MRS. FRANCES MORRIS l ir.t! row: Hugh McNeal, Howard Lee Eastwood, Anita Clarke, Dan Amoty. Serfmd row: James Harrell, Robert Collier, Jimmy Hair, Jimmy lngram,NancyJohnson,AlbertJewell, Eugene Bryant, Nanie Lovelace, William Soady. Tlzirdruw' William Motley ,William Hines, William Henry, Roland, Matthews, Hartwell Coke, Vaughn Green, Betty Welton, Bar- bara Brinkley. lfuurlli row: Dora Freeman, Helen Martin, Donald Meeks, Fay Gaskins, Fay Bland, Shelvia McGee, Patsy Cummings, Joan Thomas. lfyth row: Lonnie Martin, Ella Alsup, Sally Miller, Lond Davis, Minnie Annarino, Wil- liam Lovelace, Kathleen O'Riely, Bucky Upchurch, Edgar Wilson. .N'mndi21g.' Elizabeth Lombard, Jo Anne Linkhouse, Robert Barnett. M RS. RANDOLPH l ir.t! row: Beulah DeVaun, Janet Fay Leary, William Rowe, Williak Nock, Robert Plentovich, Marion Glover, Russell Knapp, William Robinson, Albert Trinnell. -Vefond row: Mar- shall Bledsoe, Leo Gibson, John Gregory, Jeryl Riddick, Lionel Mere- dith, Robert Clark, Clark Pace, Betty Aycock, Sigfred Anderson, Jacqueline Fender.. Third row: Eugene Ester, Joseph Moore, Mary L. Revels, Joan Downs, Emily Casale, Stephen Worth, Edna Cartwright, Robert Ward. In bark fin front of teachei-J: Richard Roe Fogarty, Jackie Evans. Fozrrllz row: Alfred Peed, Mary Boomer, Shelby Smith, Donald Smith, Joycelyn Gregory, Jean Hugo, Darrell Swain. .Vmnding bark lofront: Carolyn Noble, William Wiley, Alberta Myers, Molly Workman. Sfcovm' Grade MRS. MYR'l'l,l'i JO CARPI'iN'l'l'iR Table nur: Frances Speneer, Petty McGhee, Gayle Baker, Bernard Col- lier, Patricia Lockhart. Table lieu.- James Hudgins, Barbara Beasley, Junior Hart, Joyce Lee Hollowell, Ann Meekins. Table lllrrr: Joanne Pace, Joyce Akers, Betty Lou Pitzer, Claude Lovelace. ,All m.vcls.' Moami White, Leslie Green. First row: Mary Sharon Allen, Raetord Copeland. .17 fixlz fmmi: Larry Johnson, Jacqueline Andrews. l ir.tt row: Howard Keith, Carolyn Kehow, Robert Strickland, Arthur Dilday, Betty Ann Myers. .S'mw1drmv.- Ralph Schooleraft, Ken- neth Fizer, Dolores Wagner, Nliehael Melton, Billy Bolding. M l SS M A RGA R HT lf! JR R l'1S'l'lC R lfiml row: Sarah Briggs, Billy Blosser, Henry Preece, Betty Lou Morresette, Hvelina Simpson, Wills Cooper, Jeff Hannah, W'ill Gillikin, Dickie Stelts, LymanLawrence. -N'errn1dmtc.- Joyce Hare, Arthur Anderson, Barbara Whealton, Billy Jennings, Stanley Brnch, lrene Shevas. 'l'l1in1 raw.- Linda Brush, Milton Scoblic, Walter Dodge, Robert Holland, Sherwood Julcher, Jimmy McPherson, Colleen Brinkley, PhyllisTrower, Joan Russell, Scott Mills. l our!l1rntc'.' Paul Price, Martha Campbell, Franklie McLaugh- lin, Jimmy Vincent, Janice Cooke, Roy Robinson, Patricia Hanratty, Nancy Bell, George Meekins. MISS SARAH VICK Onlxidr' rnax' Mary Fulmer, John Allsbrook, Marcia Gildea, lfdnes Capps, Janice Powell, James Sear- borough, Shirley Ann Dale, Ralph McDaniel, Russell Aiken. lnfrfml af -f1i.YflfWN11i.' Dorothy Powell. lell'lC'b1lI'A' QfAI?.flIf70f1fi.' Shirely Frances Harris, Carol Ann Caffee, Henry Presley, George Earl Wetherington. lsillff lable: Billy Malphurs, Patricia Yought, Lowell Thomas Preede, An- rhony Shaloup. th't'f07lIff1lbf1'.' M ajorie Estes, W'illiam Thomas Bryant, Dale Goldsmith, James Shackleford, Helen Heath, Fldward Meekins. 7'l1irn'l11blf'.' John W. Dempsey, Clarence Myers, Barbara Jean Plymel, Nancy Carol Brown, Betty Joan Durin. Hy ilu' f'r1.vel: Richard Bowles. By1!1fNriw1fe .11115c1m1.' Adele Whedbee. First Grade MISS ABBYE EDWARDS l ir.tl row: Arlene McNeal, Ronnie Jensen, Melvin Tonslinson, Charles Banks, Charles Dougherty, Helen Cherry. .Vemnd row: Peter Pugh, Sandra Mewman, Paul Barnes, Max' well Johnson, John Harris, Jimmie White, Bill Coltrain, Donna McCoy, Carolyn McNaught. Third row: Barbara Ann Davis, Martha Layden, Ralph Copeland, Barbara Ann Boight, Larry Johnson, Harold Thornburg, Tonny Portlock, Virginia Meekins, Jeanie Whalen. Tubfe one: Rue Roberts, Michael Boomer, Kenneth Poore, Wayne Boyle, Louise Thomas, Bobby Vaughan, Pauline Dann. Table two: Clyde Canno, Jean Robbins, Patricia Lombard, Donald Peterson, Myrna Werber. 7'llA'Tt'f!I7't'!'.' Earlene Ray, Bill Fletcher, Margaret Thomas, Mae McGhee, Henry Brown, Joyce Graves. ,1'lf'f1.fFf.' Anthony Pearce. M lSS SAUNDERS MILLER Table ur.'z': Elmer Evans, Clyde Hines, Paul Whitener, John Barlow. Tabla twn: Leonard U'Dell, Edward Hassell, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Graves. Table llvrff: William Mackey, Doris Wood, Nancy Parson, Frank De Rush, Shelby Nichols. Fnlzrth row: June Hunt, Shirley Carswell, Betty Jerni- gan, Marvin Williamson, Herman Fulmer, Shirley Amory. lfirfl row nf ,vmlx lo fefi: Woodrow Toomes, Lloyd Gallamore, Eda Eby, Robert Lang- ford. S'emnr1' 7'0w7:f7'071l.' Earnest Reilly, Saundra Mills, Dorothy Guy- ton, George Sutton, Donald Holloman, Charles Stevens. 7'l1irr1' row: Bar- bara French, Penelope Craig, Diane Hetherington, Thomas Cones, Charles Meekins, Jimmy l.ireman, Edward Latimer, Mary Lou Wheller. MISS HILDA SHELTON lfir.vtrow.' Jean Ray Rawlings, Milton Kidder. Nfmnd row: Bert Rose, Sandra Patlee, Kenneth Peterson, Bill Mitchell, Kathleen Barnes, Patricia Pharis, Gerald Strickland, Elaine Webb. Third row: Marilyn Martin, Raymond Hillers, Joan Steel, Elouise Ward, Ann Lightfoot, Billy Taylor, Eugene Freeman, Carolyn Davis. 130117111 row: Ross Pease, Ouida Gay Upchurch, Ernest Ray Hines, Kindal Trowbridge, Gilbert Wilkerson, Bon- mine Williams, Helen Ingram, Mar- garet Britt, Phyllis Winters. Ffflfz row: David Gough, Willie Tetterton, John McGhee, Linwood Winslow, Roberta Lalli, James Davis, Elaine Sorrells, Betty Jean Morris, George Carty. 's.' ag.. 'lQ..., -5..- Y-F v L.. iz ffpprcwkzfzm Wli WISH TO THANK: Our Staff, who worked diligently and hard to makc this our lwcst annual. Anne Sawyer, whose creative talent has made the Pilot a thing ol- heauty. Hill Hendricks and the advertising staff for good salesmanship. Mr. Edwards, our printer, for his helpful suggestions and patient understanding. Mrs. Chittum, who was always willing to listen to our difficulties understandingly. Mr. Long, our photographer, for the many days he listened to the remark, I het that hrolae the camera. The Faculty, for their kind indulgence when we were forced to miss class, for their cooperative spirit, without which our annual would not have heen a success. The Co-Pilot, our newspaper, which was in every sense a co-pilot. hlr. Chittuni, tor his valuable ideas and his wholehearted good will. The Students, whose enthusiasm always spurred us on. Ricc's Photo-Reflex, for our Senior pictures, their ready coopera- tion and their genuine interest. MYQS-we: x fffmifn , ilfiigmk , U5 xf ,' wfsilvl-W' ww: W 1 UMW is 251-K 4' Qfwf ' Q Q fP'5 15,u,,wef 'M 3 ,ww xw 5 v -'Y' 93 'Wynne ' - 'Q X 1357 ' VJ-t 1 Jw .?,.gfr3f9TQ0fiW af will ff :gg Frvtnfv rn mxmgyliy' ryflwal 4 . , . ,iw 11511 4 qi f'Xw'?'HWr ,-FR. K? V' 'fiwml l1I1'I'f'fldlICff,Y1' fillllj' a FFCIIJF' llllftl l'l..-xl H 5. GW 'irq' If 'X ,J J' 1 EF R ywwiai ew-Hmmm M IVV .V 0 3, R vga ,Q 5 QW-H--ffgyr sg 1502? fi 4 Mff fW'M' Qi ? L Q! Q zhfcAQ21.4,Qwg,QgbQ1wJ,.JfAw - - , xy. xx K my fhfiyf Dfw ff WM V fbdlw M ,Wig KM Coy Cfaffwlm If OJMJAWIQBAX ywwvb A .Q i qKM g,Aw Qf?41 RD 'YQ W . .tQVVf ',, fa Ni f ty S, QAJK ,4,JAa,qQQ,.+.E4,T MQ, qxwmmissaww gli! iff! Sis 5 7J.a4, Aww 1 if I, ' 4 jf jgWiiif7-Jq,,,i!ii2L45 L'm5A'fMN'7 3 47 my QW bi: .6 ' Bgpfglffw I Qfafwi .Xu- 96 41. Com plimvnts Of HI E'S in I,'n111p!i11m1f.v nf Gay Shoppe !,'n1up!i111r11f.f of TURNER'S MARKET L. L. SPENCE flrm'm'ies, Meals :lull Vogt-luhles Will! lalll-ll5'L'llC liolzlcvzlml lllllillk' 225141 f,'U77Zf7!ll7ZFIZf,f of Fairmount Cleaners The Rene Jewelers 108 GREEN S'l'RliE'll Nolwicxx' Center No1'folk,Yu. Diamonds, Wat1'l1es, jewelry Cut Glass - Silverware - lallggllgt' lixpert VVz1tch and jewelry Repair Tfwzwty-fzmr lmur Jrrfzfin' PHONE 52601 ffm mfnff nz 1' 1111 nf School Shop l.lU?I1f7H7llKIlf,l' of Charm Beauty Salon Oprral wry .' Nlill. lJAN11a1.s, .-XNN1c Nlcflalm Prvsvriptions ll spvvialty Chesapeake Pharmacy, lne. 'I47 lf. Ocean Yicw JXVCIHIC Pllllllk' soma Xo1'loll4.Yi1'gin11 Ai. 'Hifi' Cw07lZPfZ.77Zl?71 is Qf Norview Pharmacy WHERE NORVIEW SOCIETY MEETS ORIGINAL COWBOYS 3533 ,lL PATRONIZE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE FOR GOOD ENTERTAINMENT orview Theatre 5210 Svwells Point Road How about gif. a Coke? Q 5 f p- lfx --.s cg NORFOLK c0cA.c:oLA n0TT1.1m: worms, lm-. la Compliments Of National Bank of Commerce N ORVIEW BARBER SHOP 5212 Sewells Point Road NORVIEW V H. J. Vick wishes to inform this community that we are giving away a 1946 Chevrolet four door sedan. Each time you are served in this shop you get a chance free. 'lvry your luck, and we will appreciate your patronage. all THE BEST IN FLOWERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Albright-Hopkins Flowers, Inc. lll W. Freemason Streel PHONE 27351 Xlcmbcr l lo1'isls 'fclcgrzlplm Uclivcry .-Xssucizltiml TOPS Fon EP 0 4 QUALITY l'rp,vi-Cfrzfa lfrffllizqg Cu., Nrn'fw!k,1'11. ll. THE SPORTMAN,S SHOP OUTFITTERS OF THE PILOTS,' H2 NY. 1:F6Cll11lSUI1 Srreer Norfolk, 1111121111151 Shop aim' Saw NORVIEW DIME STORE 112-114 Green Street Norview Hardware Co. 1013 F. Green Street YOUR CONINIUNITY HARDWARE STORE Vila Van Paint Radios Refrigerators Electric Stoves Speed Queen Wiashing Machines Tait's Seeds Tclcphcmc 4975 L.. CONCORD Factory Show Room FACTORY-'ro-You CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS lfreem ison and Monticello Open Evenings to U P. M. ANNOUNCING The opening of the Elmhurst Farm AND Boarding Stable FOR FINE SADDLE HORSES Solid brick walls and mctal roof Absolutely lirc-proof glpply for l'H1'I!l!lI'!'JlIifl OUI4 lfast Scwzills Point Road Take Cottage Line Bus Co mfifi mz'11Z,r of W. L. POOL Lct mc plan your Life lnsurantc nccds and your cliild's future education PHOXIC 82411 SETTI.E'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS WUI Lafayette Boulevard Dial 27520 Norfolk. Yirginit Al- Complimmzlf of Hampton Roads Paper Company Z'5'he Preston School ol Dancing 617 Botetourt Street Plionc 24598 Norfolk, Virginia All forms of Dancing children and adults Latest ballroom steps for boys and girls Cf17IIf7fl7lIFIZf.l' of SULLIVANS P. M. SHOP Come lo Ihr' Norview Cafe 5207 Scwells Point Road Moot your friends here for a good Cheeseburger with lettuce and tomaton Buy Boizclf' Alexander Baking Company Dainty Pastries For Your Parties Plione S4756 7512 Granby Sr. Norfolk. Yirginla Ben Franklin Store 7542 Granby Struct Norfolk, Yirginia Coiirpfizzzmzly of lVIurden's Fountain of Youth Co izzplizrzmzto' of Estabrook Market 3407 Fairview Boulevard PHONIQ 34952 la Lafayette Upholstery Shop UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING Dial 45718 l rz'1' l2l.VflHlfllfI'.Y lf. lf. SKINNICR SIZE Cottage 'l'oll Roatl Hofheimer's 325 Grzmlmy Street 127 Church Street 228 High St. tl'ortsmouthD CREAMERS' GRO CERY Bay View and Chesapeake Streets Delivery every luestlay, Thursdzty, lfriduy and Saturday Pl l'ONl'1 804145 A and 1 MARKET Corner Ultl Ueean Ylew Road and Yero Street I'llONlC 85360 Groceries and Meat We l,f'H'Z'E'l' ll Jean Beauty Salon ALL lfolms ov BEAUTY CULTURE lfrwzzizzg l1'or!e by .flppuinfnzvzzt 3210 Xlaltby .fXvc1111c Phono 22-130 l ui1'111oL111t Parli f,'o11zpfi7111'v1fy nf 1ERNlGAN'S BARBER SHUP AND BEAUTY SALON 5200-5211 Scwalls Point Road PIIOXIC 40070 f.'unzpl1'n1f'11!,x nf THE CCLPILOT The Stlulenfs Pupern NURVIEW RADIO SHUP Sales and Svrvicv Electric Home Appliances 5118 Sew:-115 Point Road Plwnc 5.5243 Q C XVARRLN I. D. 11ACkVNUIUH P. M. MORRISETTE'S 50 and l0o to 3131.00 f,'o111pfi1m'11l,1 of ROSY'S VARIETY STORE C0nfect'0ne1'Y 1915 Lafayette BOlI1CVZiI'L1 Sm Fil-Sl WCW Street Norfolk, Virginia Ocean Yicw Xorfo1k. Xv11'g1111i Cfm1pIinze'zzt,r of Norfolk Brass and Copper Company C'fJ7?IfJl1.77llf'Ilf5 of RUWE'S SERVICE STATIUN v 4 ,o 10 14 ,o Am Qwwff 1L f' 21. 7,hj':1f'fI l nf' 1 9 J I Nl. INS gb I, ' xl x I PM -R 4 I. ,of . 'I V A II. mfr 7 I 'I as '?g's:J:: i XX 'I' X ' , , I 8 'as' 'I I Wi 41' I 1 Q 16 4 I Z? 4 1 Y I 1 J. Y. z I!! 'U TI-IE CUESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELL ING FOR IF YOU ARF. LOOK DK 'THAT OFFERS INTERESTING WO D AN OPPORTUNITY sccunrrv AN Fon AovAnc:Mr.n'r, Pucc. voun Avpucxruou wrn-4 us Now. 0 Goon mv v Raeuun snunv mcnusea 0 Comronnana quurrcns ' VACATIONS warn PAY r:'rr.nlA on PREMISES DITIONED BUILDING - CAF - Am con C all or our EMPLOYMENT OF:-'ace l09 W. Vonx 511 DI-IONE C0 or VIRGINIA C'fllI1f7fi71l1'71fJ' fef N ansemond Hotel 3 wcmx YIICXY AFRAMES Market 2115 lafzxycttc liwulevzxrcl MEATS, GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES lf? rf1'fz :'z'r your urdrr BENNIE ZEDD Proprietor Phone 222711 Cozzgmfulzzijofzf L. Snyder's Virgiuia's Largest Cash Department Store FISHER'S TEXACO Cottage 'l'0ll and Grallby Street l'lNKY FISHER Owner Batteries and Accessories Gas, Oil Lubrication Cleaning Solvent ,L NURVIEW TEEN AGE CLUB lfw 111pfiu1z'Hf,f of . liml Smith Pr l'I,'lIf S , d ll, Illxlml lccllc ll I1 lillf ii ' e S Icllx Singh! S I Inj Ilul lm Nu If 1 ll I IJ ng, lxnu ht R 11 rl: CONC iRA'l'l'l,.lX'l'1UNS! Norview High and Elementary School Faculty lil KIEAH 41. Comfblim M115 of -UP B0TT1f1NG co. VILLAGE MARKET 165 East Scwclls Pwim Ruud FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES FANCY GROCERIES PHONE 86188 Open 8:00 A.XI.-7:30 P. NI. Mrs. N aas' Bakery Phone 83511 7511 Granby Street Norfnlk, Virginia YEAR-BOOKS OF UNUSUAL DISTINCTION The building of a superior year-book requires the Closest cooperation on the part of the stall, the photographer, the engraver and the printer. Our connections and years of experience enable us to render a Complete service. lf you wish to produce an outstanding year-book let us nlininnze many of vour problems. IZ PRINTCRAFT PRESS, INC I rinters - Engravers - Bookbinclers PORTSMOUTH, VA. SENIOR STATI TIC DORTIIY ADAMS i Dot J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Glee, Reading, Iri-Y and Dramatic. Ambition: I'o be Dana Anclrew's private secretary. DAVID AMES t Nubby J Length in Norview: Eight years. Clubs: Orchestra, Modeling, Public Speaking, Buses, and Hi-Y. Ambition: To be a chiropractor. SARAH ANN ATKINS Length in Norview: Eight years. Clubs: Writers, Clee, Tri-Y, Dramatics, Bonds and Siam s, Monitorial, and Athletic Association. Ofhces lield: Reporter of Dramatic Club, Reporter ol Tri-Y, Secretary and Reporter oi' Bonds and Stamps Club, Secretary of junior and Senior Class, and Lieutenant on the Safety Patrol. 1 i Participation in Athletics: Manager ol Cirls' Basketball Cheerleader. Ambition: To be a stenographer and bookkeeper to a good looking boss. BARBARA BARNES Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Dramatic, Reading, Glee, 'liri-Y, Bonds and Stamps. Offices held: Secretary of Dramatic Club. Ambition: To graduate in 46. WILLIAM GAINES BARR t Bill b Length in Norview: Three years. Clubs: Debating and Glee. Offices held: Reporter for Senior Class. Ambition: To be the richest man in the world. JOYCE BARR I NCTON C Barry l Length in Norview: Seven years. Clubs: Dramatic, Reading, Glee, Bonds and Stamps, Monogram. Ofnces held: Secretary of S. C. A., Vice-President of Dramatic Club, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Secretary and Treasurer of Monogram Club, Lunch- room Chairman of S, C. S. Participation in Athletics: Basketball, four years: Cap- tain of Basketball, two years. Ambition: To get rid of my double chin for a certain Private. RAYMOND PAAYER l Moc 7 Length in Norvicw: Four years. Clubs: Monogram, Reading, Hi-Y. Photography, Athletic Association. Ofhces held: President of Sophomore Class, Vice- President of S. C. A., President of S. C. 'A., Sports Editor ofthe Annual. Participation in Athletics: Baseball, four years: Basket- ball, three years: Football, three years: Cpatain of Baseball, one year, Ambition: To pitch baseball forthe New York Yankees. DOROTHY BECRAFT t Dot J Length in Norview: Ten years. Clubs: Writers, Reading. Home lic, Dramatic. Ambition: To make my sccond million dollars. l've quit trying to make the Iirst million. ROBERT WILLIAM BORjES C Quiz-Kiduj Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Annual, Debating, Library, Modeling, Reading, Offices held: President of junior Class, President of Library Club, Editor ofthe Annual, Vice-President ol' the Senior Class, Chairman of the Messenger Com- mittee. Ambition: To accomplish more than my ancestors. ADA BOWMAN t Ricei J Length inxNorvicw: Two and one-half years. f.lubs: Clee,'Reading, I'ri-Y. Ambition: lo have black hair like Hedv Lamour. KATHERINE BRINKLEY t Kat l Length in Norview: Four ycars Clubs: Writers, Clee, Monitors Otiiees held: S. C A Committee Chairman. Captain ol Lunchroom Patrol. Ambition: To sing like Francine on the Hour ol Charm. ' JEAN BRITT t Britt i Length in Norview: Two and one-half years Clubs: Dramatic, Tri-Y. Oflfcesxheld: Treasurer oi' Dramatic Club, President ol ri- . Ambition: To be successful in the secretarial field ROSE MARIE CASALE t LittleJoc l Length in Norvicw: Five years. Clubs: Reading, Home Ee., Clee Ambition: Laboratory tcchnccian. MARY KATHERINE CIARLETTA C Marie J Iiength in Norview: Two years, Clubs: Glee. Ambition: Psychiatrist. FLORENCE COKE C' 'Flo' 'D Length in Norview: Ten years. Clubs: Public Speaking, Photography, Clee Club, Ambition: To be able to add in bookkeeping. DEAN HILLIS COOPER t Deanie J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Writers, Modeling. Library, two years: Hi-Y, two years. Offices held: Reporter oi' Library Club. Participation in Athletics: Football, one year. Ambition: Cet married and have a roto Mercury. TODD DANIELS t Ed 7 Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Debating, Photography, Hi-Y, Ofhces held: President of Freshman Class, Vice-Presi- dent of Photography Club, President of Hi-Y Club: Ambition: Retired bum on vacation. WILLIAM DAVIDSON Qi'Bill 5 Length in Norview: Eight years Clubs: Photography, Reading, Clee, Annual, Newspaper. Offices held: Vice-President ol' Reading Club, Secretary 2fhReading Club, Editor ol' Newspaper for Crammar . c oo . NANCY DOWE fnlfrecklesul Length in Norvicw: Eleven years. Clubs: Reading, Debating, Clee, Distributors. Participation in Athletics: Basketball. Ambition: To lose my freckles JEAN DOWNEY t Shorty H Length in Norvicw: Two years. Clubs: Distributors. Omccs hcld:' Vice-President of Distributors Club. Ambition: Iwo have a figure like Betty Crable. PAUL DOWNS t Buttermilk'i5 Length in Norview: Ten years. Clubs: Modeling, DebatingQATumblin . Offices held: President of odeling Club, Reporter of Debating Club, Secretary of Tum ling Club. Participation in Athletics: Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, two years: ,,-f DULORES DUNCAN t Woody J Length in Norview. Seven years Clubs: Reading. Dramatics. Ambition: 'l'o marry a rich bachelor, so l can eat for the rest of my life. CLAYTON Llili EDNNARDS t llunk J Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Safety Patrol, Photography, Debating, Clee, Newspaper. Annual. Orchcst ra, three years Offices held' Social editor of Newspaper, Ambition: 'l'o write a novel. -lAlv1ES M, EDWARDS t Buddy J Length in Norviewi Seven years Clubs' l'lifY. Draniatics, W'riters. Art, Library, Pius Driver Offices held: 'lireasurer of Art Club Participation in Athletics' ,lunior Varsity and Varsity Football, Ambition Ford motor expert MAX EDWARDS f Max J Length in Norview Four years Clubs' Photography, Readers, lli-Y, Library, Orchestra Offices held' ViccfPrcsident ol Photography, Vice- Prcsident of' Library Club Ambition: 'l'o find a lipstick the boys could tuslt: and yet it would not leave a trace, EMA ESTES t l,ittIe Emauj Length in Norview: 'fhrcc years Clubs: Photography. Participation in Athletics: Basketball Ambition: To be happy. ELWIN EVANS Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Modeling, Hi-Y Ambition: Draftsman HELEN EENTRESS t Chubby i Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Tri-Y. Dramatics. Athletic Association. Public Speaking, Distributors. Offices held: President and Secretary of Dramatic Club Participation in Athletics' Basketball, one year, Cheer- leader, one and one-half years. Ambition: To have a figure like Esther Williams. KENNETH FERRIS t Kenny J Length in Noryiew: Three years Clubs: l-lt-Y. Debating and Modeling Ambition: Former, NANE'l4'l'E FLETCHER tf'Nan l Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Glce, three years: Writers, one year Ambition. lo travel all over the vtorld. HAZEL FORTUN f4'Stinkic J Length in Noryiew' Four years. Clubs: filec, Vv'riters, Monogram. Secretarial Participation in Atheltics: Basketball, two years: Cheerleader. Offices held. Reporter of Glee, Reporter of lvlonogram, Lieutenant of Safety Patrol. Ambition. To gain weight, JOYCE CARRE'li'l' fflackieni Length in Norvicw: 'l'cn and one-half years Clubs: Glee, two years. Writers. Secretarial, Bonds and Stamps, Patrol Offices held: Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Vicev President of Cilee Club, Vice-President of Secretarial Club. Ambition: 'lio find out what makes the Class of .iti tick' LAWRENCE CILLIAM t Gillie J Length in Norview: Pour years. Clubs: lliAY, Library. Photography Participation in Athletics' Football Ambition: 'l'o open up a plumbing business with my oldest brother. GEORGE CRADELESS t Frog J Length in Norview: Six years Clubs: Modeling, Reading, lli-Y. Glec. Offices held: President and VicefPresident of Modeling Club. Participation in Athletics: Football, two years, 'frack one year Ambition: 'fo memorize thc Webstt-r's dictionary NORMAN GRIFFIN f'iGeney J Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Photography. Offices held: Secretary and 'lireasurer of Photography Participation in Athletics: Baseball, two years Ambition: To go back to Colorado ARMOND llANBlIRC Length in Norview' Six years Clubs: Dt-bat ing, Photography. Ambition' Generalcontractor. FRANCES ANITA llARRlS t Nita J Length in Norview: Nine years. Clubs: Reading, Photography, Ambition: lo be an embalmer, ROSE llE'l'llERlNC'l'ON t Ethel J Length in Norview: Ten and one-half years Clubs: Monogram, Monitor, Glee, Newspaper, Dra- matic, Bonds and Stamps. Offices held: Music Editor of Newspaper. Participation in Athletics: Basketball, two years Ambition: To write a Best Seller, CHARLIE HICHO t Scozie D Length in Norview: Four and one-half years. Clubs' lvlodeling, HivY, Bus Driver, Of'f1ces held: Reporter of Modeling Club. Ambition: To answer the 5504 question, BERNICE HINES t B 9 Length in Norview: Seven years. Clubs: Reading, Photography. Ambition: To be a success, 0, D. lllTE tufielelphius Dalemj Length in Norview: Seven years. Clubs: Reading, Photography, lli-Y, Athletic Associa- tion, Bonds and Stamps. Offices held: Vice-President of S. C. A, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Vice-President of Reading Club. Participation in Athletics' Eootball. one year: Busta-1. ball, two years Ambition: Playboy with a penthouse full of'n1ol'te5'. DUVAL GLENN HOLTON t Hoagic i Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Hi-Y, Photography, Reading, Modeling Participation in Athletics' Football. Ambition: To be a professional football player JULIA ,JONES Cnjudynb Length in Norviewi Four years. Clubs: Reading, Glee. Dramatic, Participation in Athletics: Basketball, Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT ,JONES tMl3obby J Length in Norview: Four years Participation in Athletics: Football, two years Ambition: To smoke a cigarette in lvlr Chittumk office. CHARLES RONNIE KEISTER Length in Norview: Six years. Clubs: Modeling, HI-Y Participation in Athletics: Football, two years. Ambition: To become associated with Stone ES? W ebster, one of' the largest electrical construction companies in the world or get with Westinghouse. I CHARLES LAMBERT C'iCharlie D Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Debating, Writing, Athletic Association, State Debating team, three years. X Offices held: Vice-President of Junior Class. Vice- President of Debating Club, President ol Debating Cl b. AmbTtion: To be ambitious. WILLIAM LEARY C Shotgun l Length in Norview: Five years, Clubs: Hi-Y, Tumbling, Photography Participation in Athletics: Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track. Ambition: To play pro-college football. HELEN LITAKER t Blackie j l.ength in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Writers, Dramatic, Photography, Distributor's, Athletic Association. Ambition: To watch Vaughn Monroe race with the moon ,JERRY LUPER t Lupe 2 Length in Norview: Seven years. Clubs: Public Speaking, Glec, Dramatic, Bonds and Stamps, Tri-Y, Monitorial, Omces held: Treasurer of Tri-Y, Captain of Patrol, Ambition: Stand in for Peggy Ryan, FLORENCE MACKEY t Peggy D Length in Norview: Four and one-half years. Clubs: Writing, Home Ee., Glee, Participation in Athletics: Basketball, Ambition: To chew gum in typing class FLOYD MAXWELL C Mac J Length in Norview: Two years. Clubs: Dramatic, Hi-Y. Participation in Athletics: Cheerleader. Ambition: Work in a business omce. GEORGE THOMAS MCALLISTER t Mac J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Debating. Hi-Y, Modeling, Glee, Newspaper. Offices held: Secretary of Hi-Y Club, Secretary of Modeling Club, Mechanical Stali' of Newspaper. Ambition: To be a principal of Norview for a day. MILDRED MCCULLOUGH C Millie' 'J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Writers, Glee. Ambition: To travel to England and Hawaii, FRANK GRAHAM MILLER Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Modeling, Reading, Hi-Y. Ambition: Research chemist. PARRICIA MINSHULL C Pat J Length in Norview: Three years. Clubs: Dramatic, Debating, Reading. Offices held: Secretary of Freshman Class. Ambition: College-later marriage. WILLIAM MORGAN Q Morgan J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Reading, Modeling, Hi-Y. Ambition: Get married and raise a football team. BETTY MORRIS C Red J Length in Norview: One year. Clubs: Tri-Y, Distributors. Ambition: To have a dinner date with Van Johnson at the Stork Club. JOHN MOSS C Aggie l Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Modeling, Reading, Hi-Y, Ambition: jet engine technician. DOROTHY MUST l N Length in Norview: Two years. Clubs: Reading, Photography, Ambition: Bookkeeper. VERNON NYE C Dutchie J Length in Norview: Nine years. Clubs: Modeling, Hi-Y, Library, Debating, Photo- graphy, Ofhce held: Reporter of Photography Club. Participation in Athletics: Football, one year: Basket- ball, two years: Baseball, two years, Ambition: To play second base without making an error. WILBUR PARKE C Sleepy j Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Photography, Readers, Modeling, Hi-Y. Omce held: President of Distributors f.lub. Participation in Athletics: Football, Track. Ambition: To find out what makes women so contrary. PEGGY PEAKE t Peg 7 Length in Norvicw: Five years. Clubs: Reading, Dramatic, Glee, Tri-Y, Offices held: Treasurer ol' Clee Club, Vice-President of Tri-Y. Club. Ambition: To grow. HELEN RUTH PEARCE C Sport b liength in Norview: Two years. Club: Cvlee. Ambition: To be a success. DAVID PEEBLES f Dave J Length in Norview: Nine years. Clubs: Reader, Photography, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Offices held: Treasurer of Freshman and Sophomore Classes, Reporter ofjunior Class, Reporter of S. C. A., Vice-President of Hi-Y. Ambition: To play half as good as Dorsey. ESTHER POFF Length in Norview: Two years. Clubs: Distributors, Glee. Ambition: To settle down and never more roam. JANICE REFSAHL tujanuj Length in Norview: Two years. Clubs: Art, Hi-Y. Participation in Athletics: Basketball. Ambition: Interior decorator or display artist. PJCHARD REMSTEDT q':whitey i Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Hobby, Debating, Photography, Library. Ambition: To be an engineer. RICHARD RICHARDSON t Red J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Annual, Hi-Y, Modeling, Library, Reading. Offices held: Secretary and Treasurer of Modeling. Participation in Athletics: Junior Varsity, one year. Ambition: To get on the honor roll. CHRlS RIDOUT t Shorty j Length in Norview: One year, Clubs: Newspaper and Annual. Ambition: just to be happy. FRANCES RUSSELL C Grether J Length in Norview: Three years. Clubs: Glee, Tri-Y, Monitor. OFFices held: Reporter of Glee, Chaplain ol' Hi-Y, Lieutenant of Monitor Club. Participation in Athletics: Cheerleader. Argbition: Run my lingers through Mr. Chittum'f wavy air DAVID SAWYER Q Blondie l Length in Norvicw: Five years, Clubs: Writing, Art, Hi-Y. Ofhces held: Chaplain ol Hi-Y, President ol' Senior Class. Participation in Atheltics: Football, Baseball, Track Ambition: Get married and have six kids LUCIIIL SCHOOLCRAFT l Ciel l Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Debating, Clec, Annual, Newspaper, Dramatic, Library. Offices held: Secretary ol Debating, Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper, Business Manager ol Annual, Treasurer ol' Annual, Chairman ol' Wellare Committee Ambition: To put a newspaper out on time JENNY l.EIi SIZPTIER t 'l'-Boneul Length in Norview: Three and one-hall years fllrlhil Writers, Clee, Bonds and Stamps, lwlonogram, Jatrol. Offices held: Treasurerol'Junior-SeniorClass, President ol' Bonds and Stamps, Captain ol Patrol, Chairman ol' S, C: A., Vice- President ol' Monogram Club Participation in Athletics: Basketball, three years: Cheerleader. Ambition: To be high scorer in a basketball game Cl IARLES SEPTER C Red l Length in Norview: Three years. Clubs: Reading, Safety, Monogram. Participation in Athletics: Football: Basketball, three years: Track, Baseball: Ofhee held: Captain Basketball one year. Ambition: To be successful. WILLIAM SEWELL t Carolina J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Hi-Y, Public Speaking, Photography. Ambition: Radior engineer. RAMONIA SHACKLEFORD l Ray l Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Clec. Writers. Ambition: To be able to get an A on bookkeeping. ROBERT SMITH t Bob J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Modeling Club, Bonds and Stamps. Participation in Athletics: Football, three years, Ambition: Play center for Army. FRED SPEICHT t Freddie J Length in Norview: Eight years. Clubs: I-lt-Yi, Modeling, Debating, Orchestra. Ambition: Io play a sax as well asJimmy Dorsey, JOHN SPIZIGI l'I' C'Johnny J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Art, Modeling, Reading, Ili-Y. Office held: Reporter of Modeling. Participation in Athletics' Football, Baseball, three years. JOSEPH SPEIGHT C Joe 7 Length in Norvicw: Four years. Clubs: Reading, Art, Collectors, Ili-Y. Participation in Athletics: Football, Baseball, three years, Ambition: To make Mr. Cake give me a letter. MARY JANE S'l'ALLCUP t Janie b Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Dramatic, Distributorrs, Debating. Oflicehheldi Secretary and Treasurer of Distributors Cl . Arnbliltion: To be a private secretary. WILLIAM STALLINCS C'iBilly J Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Debating, Modeling. Ambition: To be the tallest person in the world. ROBERT STEVENS C' 'Boho Length in Norview: Seven years. Clubs: Dramatic, Debating, Annual, Newspaper. Ollices held: Vice-President ol' Dramatic, Reporter of Dramatic, Ambition: To return to Norview as a teacher IOANNE TABOR Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Writers, Monogram, Reading, Dramatic. Participation in Athletics: Basketball, two years: Cheerleader. Ambition: 'Ito marry a millionaire. MORRIS TEETS C Little Teets J liength irtiNorview: One year f.Iubs: Kileez Writers Ambition: lo be a bartender GRACE JEAN TROWBRIDCE tfleannl Izenglh in Norview: Four years ftlubs: Clee, Writers. Ambition: I'o lly a plane: QLIINTON UPTON t Whitey l liength in Norview: Four years Clubs: Debating, Modeling. Participation in Athletics: Football, two years Ambition: Steam and Deisel engineer THELMA VOIGI IT liength in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Glec, Writers, Tri-Y. Ambition: To be a typist. ALBERT WAGNER Q Al J Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Writers, Hi-Y, Library. Palrtgcipation in Athletics: Football, Managerofliasket- a . Ambition: To do nothing. SHELBE WATERFIELD t Johnnie D Length in Norview: Five years. Clubs: Library, Modeling, Hi-Y, Debating. Offices held: Vice-President of Modeling, Reporter ol Debating. Participation in Athletics: Basketball. Ambition: Draftsman. CRETA WEAVER l Shorty J Length in Norview: Four years. Clubs: Photography, Clee. Debating. Ofhces held: Program Chairman, Secretary of Photo- graphy. Ambition: To marry a .Win six feet, two inches. RICHARD WILKINS C Dick D Length in Norview: Three years Clubs: Clee, Ili-Y Ambition: BENJAMIN WILLIAMS t Buddy l Length in Norview: Four years, Clubs: Debating, Photography, Library, Glee, Hi-Y. Oflice held: Program Chairman, Ambition: To marry a rich widow. MARGUERITE WILSON C Miss Smith J Length in Norview: Eight years. Clubs: Reading, Dramatic, Office held: President of Reading Club. Ambition: To homestead in Australia. WILLIAM WILSON t Billy J Length in Norview: Eight ears, Clubs: Art, Glee, Library, Reading. Ofhces held: Treasurer of Library Club, Assistant Treasurer ol Athletic Association. Ambition: To be a minister. NOTE ,lk UTOGRAPHS Al. ' UTUGRAPH A UTUGRAPI LA I S UTOGRAPH A-. Press of PRINTCRAFT PRESS, INC PORTSMOUTH. VA. fi 3 5 ? B 2 5 E if he Ye 9, S1 ,Q y. Qi fl vaiwaai, . ' 1:m2.rxvssf ,muswzm,s?x. - x ww rEr3maxrwvxvt.wx.1 : ,f vm