Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

u I W WVQWQIV M 5 wfjffff f Univ ' The Spirit of the Year as Recorded ln. 1esl'y, what is it'?- Do we A uemocral' or a Republican? ,fi lliis was the question Q5 -lr W. S. Hamptonktourth bel H? einrnentclass as they divide 55,9 rniniaturesot the two moior fw lic! parties for anothers 'tlis T H E their Citizens Education Prc 1051 The two parties met and go ed rrlwoirman and decided ,Url woiildbe tlteir views on the sen political issues, T' ' oi! but pressure groups' . ,JSA 0 h -i' .- ' COW ,Dax n Q X U i osx 9600 -990 9 . 0 or N6 06123 ,QQUQ 9 0' 'UV Of' N99 Q our ooo M,o0i 'ent ways tlte difference '59 xr OQN ill qv? ' , f x right and wrong. Tlwere XX 0 6 ' Jr babylwood, Mama is spank if you do thot, sin line. Then in early Grs, l'll tell the teach- in our ears. Tlfien in intyears in grade school like her, she cl1eotsl us ltow disgraceful it I eyes of our classmates ng. Usually, we tried our P's and Qls if for lse but Fear of prmgsh- blic opinion. an one day we found lquite c different sit- lwere was no motlwerly de us, no wagging tort' on us, and no watch- Bfo cast o disapprov- Vhat happened then? 'Us began to listen to Effie man with horns rvyspoppivs UP inside ld we thought: What ifyto have some funl lfhis right and wrong ly, buta lot of worry w little temptations oy we Tlwoughtlessly wrong road and soon md more and more of I there were some ol :ned to that sensible Billed conscience Gfld J accustomed to him, quietly doing right Jrtunctely , very few ti-i. 2 my t UP r u ' ,Q ,. W N-su.. if muouoly i'lGv'Q 7 ing P510 73? T Q 10935 ,haze Q? QC- li in sen, Tino NJ 'Ted Gll'Tle?liq,, ,gift 'U Wit Carly ,lg ' SYO. ' -ll 5 ,L N: I Norfolk ltsy Uqwf 3 cj' fu- M-V .e0lN X rife? l it 'W l Q1 l ff U X196 J . be 1 ,ol' y-X005 Q , . Qt X5 F t to nf 0 l we Graf A ,AU - Xyqv N S -SlUT'lC V6 1 urfvtf V Dowd f F Riclv' A NC gf Xe? Roi 'FS X L55 V . Q1 .bf V Gi so 9 Yi' .Jrry .wb x , o Edworc 5 X52 J arr Herbert Port.-rson, A F lla, Lecinfzrd Gil: 99,0 scum Lv. Or I oexixt s QNX' 4 4 i .S 91110 ay completely to the Harold Lester. X +5 'V F amircing th the lworns and just Tlwcy were clwosen acc QQ 2 CNN -3 V yi rr 41 If ,MH isuiofio H0903 iii H isuiof tely very few of us totn923?odesrei:.ei.'eclinouditions E inn' , xl' ' ,srmli 'WEIQUJDD d QU Mddo :ng -with little Mr. atRutt'ner Junior Figlt School on Wm ,ww mffuib - L'5 il?fiv W., s icuii' Spiiriinilglii--Ml a lnsicle most ol our December 6, WSI. mei nz? Apmwn in Azflddif' wsnts. The gr' Ip P .gm U. lt hottie began Eve- The Virginia Wori shop Band , - 1' - part i onscience - - -P ' ing lim tl'w the horn H S C H 0 O I- the Ma. cience woul 0 R I E W H I G :eepahecid A - ---..sq..c.-..,--...... Ie, when w i g ' X X 5'-.. '--1 xt mlb mtifn m.,..t,.L. some t-mm' WHL. .- if-A J -- --' i mememary ocnool Leads in Magazil Campaign Ends Un Thursday Norview's elementary sales- men seem to be trying to put the highschool in shame as shown bv A JH 1' X - 'hcl' 9lQ0 'lC 'fed wl'iSbAloM1OlU!P8P!Ahr aw :SJQIOH 'wilt l 2 ' Q he A fd,-J ,R a:Ol-H H U9ll bgof 1 Y ' .1 4 fill, suS5'E'::S9uls:q uqbq 95-lloilijrlialae Pun LHD911 8Ull3n I VA ' ,V xl at 9 ' 'U SUDM9'-1 Q 3 OV '. ' o llaq all ul und Ol o U0llDd Pun saliva 001920 C30 l, deep D avlob lqobou fuuh 1 Ol Ssuuu aux 5 ' L O Jon -k I 'P - o Q r, f ,owe sw--- ' 1'Af'f'0fsbc tEv.'HloH sc Hooi, NORFOLK 9 -f V V Y ,,,, , .-,,,.., , .,,,-,,-,L- T Ed su Q QQYQ Lx 3 Xlx Q. 'Wi Here zoqxaxl-6 yd , 0 XX w f as iid? .Student-. 19 Q 1 eof,,,J'fe,,-I Dance Ca OQXN. 'fling .sffnft Is Annan st SDM -sdats wasp ar-0'-l su0!5nloSa1 'H eau0 loulzigdbvf i, 'Q J - 3 I as I9POu1 was A903 l owPoqnvP 'q ,Zvi Pasnwa of f,.fsnSf19'l'lq ua, Aaql d , 06 o wlvt l' L- h wzszlvllwaiq 04 ulwa , of Course, is O USUN - H , 5 bl CJRFCLK ' sf K ue, president, :sented a com, ition of honor The colors of lie, pur fresente- 15,1 . ,'g1H'. ans ot L ' fiplain, fx.-' .XXNQ Two E. cl.. , YW lcomed the r Essed the highf 'Na preliminary Other Speclce, Lawhorn, Raymq rie Byrd. mating s other Y Q51 Q.m'o1'tl'i O ,539 get thon David Holmon W O . . 33 3: 9 W, promotion director or x fn X ' X. fn man to, Pilot campaigns qfldules. The tootorints were o public- ity gog put up oy David to stim- ulote Pilot subscription sales way overthe margin. Theowtul thin IRGIN ing o get t em o , four lnnnnHn,--.--- -11 ' ' ' ' Astudent-fac will e x o min e board and office tions and from llll permanent policy so cial function in the new Navig The committee report shortly to Cooperative Assoc called for its app December meeting The action had a Co-Pilot editoril Gordon, pointing ofa written set of rL and asking that the ernment draw up c regulations, see tl- thehandg olall Orgz oct os o clearing h social lunctionsonl Regualtionswou amount and type of chaperon requiremt portment rulings ani Students on the ore Dorothy Lewis, nuts Wunder, junior: sophomore and IM freshman. ty m e m b e Dunnavant, A rs. Kathel w T. Leidy ending is tl' division government ii WORUW Numerous pkzkures Rn an 'xn5orrnaX vnanner, dxs 'nq ihe peopXe and eyenks of Nonfxew Phqh, Puck hue io ihe iherne of a PKC- d ah 'che pXayx The X952 d 'ro Kndu e Xi Ks: make ior'xaN Newspaper. Xn khKs annuah we aikempie 'xhknqs whRch make Norvkew Hkqh SchooX whak inends, dasses, dubs, sporks, rnernones. Our ern- phasks has been rna'xnXy upon ihe Knkeresks and ac- Yndhes o5 Xhe siudenis NNGYYNSGXVGS, and 'through 'chks we presenk a cornprehenskve pKciure of hfe ak N. H. S. The skah has undergone venous c5Ki'hcuhXes 05 hnance and Neck 05 expenence. NNorkKng as a unkk, e rnek our deadhnes. accornphshed our ' 5 servknq our schooX khrouqh W however, w Xob, and ieh 'che Xoy o underiahxnq 'fh'xs pubhcahon. h ska? of The X952 Noi, hurnbNy hus ' 'oy 'xn our ehorksfkhak Rn ' e aqaRn khe We, X e khak you WKXX hnd Xashnq X khe iukure 'vhks annuaX wkh heXp you hy kh ak Norvkew Phqh Schooh 'yoys of you ,wig I AD T Ml E Nl CL UBS page7 A A THLE-NCS pagew CT IVIT Pa ' p3ge6 9 pages I ' was vk 'ww MosT sTuden'Ts remember The communiTy of Norview Tor Hs corner drugsTores, iTs churches, homes, and Sewells PoinT Road, down which The yellow school buses bring Them every morning To school. AlThough Norview draws sTudenTs Trom widely scaTTered residenTial areas, iTs bowling alley. TheaTer, and oTher meeTing places are Tamiliar To all. Growing as The school grows, The comrnuniTy looks Torward To iTs new educaTional buildings, boTh elemenTary and secondary. To house The growing school populaTion. The school is The cenTer oT Norview's acTiviTy, Thus Taking Hs place in imporTance along side of The home and church. These are some Things among oThers which make up The communiTy-The communiTy ThaT possesses our high school memories. Profesfanf, Cafholic, or Jewish-whafever our TaiTh may be, our Troubles are unburdened and our Thanks given ei God's house of worship. DrugsTore scenes such as This occur before or aTTer school. While sipping over cakes, we chaf wifh friends aboui The evenh of The day. A-I-bl-4-4 ., ' 5, I TT ' bv 744,111-z .it The main sTreeT of Norview, down which we all come To school whefher we walk or ride, is always a busy Thoroughfare. t 1 s , , WJ 3 , . sl , . I-SQ we sm'-it 1 H 1- M ... , 1 Q 6' we-1.,3, Q. I 9 A N ,Nr 'W '15,-wfifiii' , V- -f'7'f'E2ff 'T55i 12f55T-14Fffk5f'T?si3iis1' . f'fW'Vf -- 51. ff A gf'-fre 'ff11,:i:2fg 16 ff, '- '-s - f- , ' - ' L - W - -L-.-' ' M - W-k- gr ,,,.- 5 - E253-2? 'V 55 i:3f'fffQ7f3f .,'L :W 'fs-.2-af -' Rf- 1,- ,LL-L,, . f Q l ff H lf XA H- Y M391-fs ,N I - 5 .- ..,-5 I ' , , 1 ',L' M SW d- 'tf51.5?--f ' - ., .1 I - ' A 1, f 'rf -,fr-,'. :ef A I I 1' 1 l , , - , 1 , . ' -fr., , 1 . I G I f ,Y , H . ki K V H zfjqrt L ' ' 157 g 7 ,,,, ' 2 ,, 4 1,7 Q , '51 N Y , f--,- , , :ff V5 ' sf Q, f K 'K , -'1'f- K Lkh' 5 Wish agp. .li ESX ' A l ,V ,',' if . fi7'fly , 'K ..1 -v k gr N , ,. fii??.iz . .mv-,--3 1 .9 . 5 1 5 1925 WE CUME BACK D GD 9 M ' I fc Siam! Q, ne .1 Q 8. K0 0 , Q60 DHS! Baqx . I 1499 gawk Q '4 eq if p ,ov 4 owzyi 'QQ 6' o a'lJ, 1 -9 I u if 0 3496 'Yo S ahzsaaf ri: ' foioxgfg DJHMOJ OS Sa ' , 'o 536 5 : S WJ- A volume vu No.3 f gi, Noarouc COUNTYNY Yearbook Sf' Old Q 2 o -iqglb use R B .E . Intensxviffefe A Inv Jia. .P -Q35 -l .. 5, 'Yr ,0 - Sales Reaclgtlew se5,0'i.w .4 P. 'b 9 to if ies M sc Mark W1 ipebyoq ,Q Bac 'a Monday, the star. 3 ual will launch an int. long subscription campa., 1952 yearbook. .. , - Subscription sales sd gum? huge success, ge h Cty -- ,fgszg Turner, editor. 654.0 el' to l b me restricted no the 95,29 3115 Y N ci this year's annx.AQX oogo on S have crossed the V xegt- h The Spiritd '5?z09,ozgoYe' MQ., Ke: med full ci picruxvsu,-5.2 wwe 5 that Even thoughthe annv qw gyiied 6 gb xml uerewmbewrenegvfsuio A ' Picture -gunna aa. xel 55,00 G cm All Senior pictures h2-15 0 0 'vs h , except ior resittings. ln- QI E 1 H lg' 3 F ta toorns pictures are completed. 8- 3 3 9, 'S V' Bxvxsseggtppreciatiqggor the co P 'U ' R gy notbe w ope on teachers -pupils havfa o Q , ,.. m still catch that l shawn in me mking d pictures, R g' me gadle Hawkins Dgnce 'fl Miss Bryant and Iune announced I the gays make the date, buy i a newlawointfnem to we 'Suu' RDSAYP' ' ,-. ckets, and drag their special mwnnzs has appointed assistant are Th Bu to me om makys Paradise. D A SKTY because lene gb, . - ,M 1 ic. Oh, yes, gal, you had better catch rol Brooks, isa 5.1-oola-, that man belore you get to the mn!! Buist, cause you gotta have a manto get in tie reg . A,-r ummm, Ca ' --f-fm. Helen 'Mn dan1'2. if H-mr. lust drags and ., an Norfolk County MR. EDWIN W. CHITTUM Superinlendenl' of Norfolk Counly Schools NORFOLK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD. Lefl io righl, sealed: Mrs. E. G. Middlelon, vice chairman Mrs. S. N. Sawyer, clerk, Mr. C. E. Russell: Mr. A. E. Roach: Mr. E. H. Everlonp Mr. V. M. Williams chairman g Mr. Herman A. Hall, Jr., Mr. E. W. Chlllum, superinlendenl. Sfanding: Mr. H. C. Paxon Jr., assislanl superinlenclenlg Mr. H. C. Barnes, asslsfanl superinlendenf. fi. N Noruiew 1 E T , l This currenl issue ol The Pilol represenls a marlced change in prinling and pholog- graphy from previous issues. The presenl melhod allows wider piclorial coverage of school aclivilies. The slaif and sponsor deserve our highesl commendalion Tor The high slanclard of achievemenl' in The l952 Pilot l hope Thai each of you will long preserve your copy and cherish if as a record of pleasanl memories while ou were allending Norview High School. Besl wishes lo each of you. I Principe MR CHARLES W. PERDUE MISS EMILY MIDYETTE Assislanl Principal Dean 'Quaid High School Making our decisions fhrough The Guidance Deparimenr. l , Leif fo righf, seaiedz Mr. Huberl B. Bergeron, Miss Carol we 0 Sanford Subleif, Miss Marigold ScoH, Mrs. Addie B. Benion, Mr. Franklin D. Kizer. Sianding: Mr. William S. Hampion, Mr. Travis T. Turner. The clicking of fhe fypewriiers and The quickness of a pen-Business Educaiion- Lefi fo righf: Miss Alma K. Long, B.A., Bowling Green College: Miss Nancy C. Garih, B.S., Madison College: Mr. Earl W. Bracey, B.S., Duke Universiiyg Mrs. Dororhy Murden, B.A., Limeslone College: Miss Virginia Leigh Ball, B.S., Radford College. Whai would fhe world be like wiihoui' Maihemaiics?-Leff fo righf, Firsi row: Mrs. Kalhleen P. Hifi, B.A., College of William and Mary: Mrs. Addie B. Benion, A.B., Bessie TEH College: Miss Mildred Cross, B.S., Madison College: Mrs. Sad- die R. Garris, B.S., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. Second row: Mr. Charles J. Harringfon, A.B., Washingion and Lee Universiiy: Miss Joan M. Ram- sey, B.A., M.A., Sl. Mary of ihe Springs College, Ohio Sfafe Universiiy. KJ Calisllvenics for growing bodies-Leff io righi: Mr. James E. Vass, B.A., Uni- versiry of Virginia: Miss Emilie Dickie, B.S., Madison College: Mr. A. T. Leidy, B.S., Pennsylvania Sfale College: Miss Ann S1oul,B.S., Madison College: Mr. Roberl J. Tlwalman, B.A., Universily of Richmond. URRICULUM Language Arl's,1l1e lreyfo all knowledge- Lefi fo right: Mrs. Berlie C. Chappell. A.B., 'Woman's College, Universify of Norfh Carolina: Mrs. LaLuce Guy Dwyer, A.B., Hollins College: Miss Emily Midy- elle, A.B., M.A., Elon College, Columbia Universily Teachers College: Mrs. Lois Blake Tanlcersley, B.A., Mary Washingfon College: Mrs. Dorolhy Smillw, B.A., Bob Jones Universify: Miss Audrey D. Middle- lon, A.B., College of William and Mary: Mrs. Margarer T. Smiib, B.S., B.A., Uni- versify of Virginia: Mrs. Barbara W. Owens, A.B., Woman's College, Universify of Norfh Carolina. H lu' Qs-. To lcnow our neighbors in One World - Leff 'fo righl: Miss Vivian DeFord, B.A., College of William and Mary lspanishl: Miss Marian Molley, B.S., University of Virginia ll.alinl: Mrs. Kalherine Hodge, B.A., College of William and Mary lFrenchl. Words are buf shadows of aclions in Social Sludies-Lefl lo righl, sealed: Miss Carol Sanford Sublell, B.S., Radford College, College of lhe Pacific: Mrs. Marlha Lee Flowers, B.S., Madison Col- lege: Miss F. Annelle Simpson, B.A., Madison College. Slanding, lefl' lo righl: Mr. Hal James Bonney, B.A., Universily of Richmond: Mr. William S. Hampfon, A.B., Kenluclcy Wesleyan College: Mr. Jaclc Marlin, B.A., M.A., Allanlic Chris- 'lian College, Columbia Universily. Ab- senl' from picfure: Mrs. Peggy T. Middle- lon, B.A., Mary Washinglon College of 'lhe Universily of Virginia. Providing opporlunifies for all inleresls in 'rhe Useful Arfs-Leff fo righfz Mr. John W. Sylces, B.S., New Yorl: Slale College for Teachers: Mr. Howard F. Young, B.S., M.A., Easl Tennessee Slale College, George Peabody College: Mr. Edward A. Maclx, B.S., Oswego Slale Teachers College. Home Making for happier homes-Leif 'ro righl: Mrs. Olivia M. Harlow, B.S., Madison College: Mrs. EFFie S. Robinson, B.S., Mary Washinglon College of lhe Universily of Virginia. Good lraining in relailing. Dislribulive Educalion-Mrs. Thelma Parlr, A.B., Hei- delberg College. lnsfrucfing for safe driving-Mr. Louis Hansen, B.A., Universily of Miami. 'Q -'rfb Bylines and deadlines in Journalism- Lell lo righl: Miss D. Jean Bishop, A.B., Weslhamplon Collegeg Miss Bess Bryanl, B.A., Madison College. Life is bul a player in Dramalics-Lefl lo righl: Mr. Huberl B. Bergeron, A.B., M.A., Easl Carolina College: Mr. Travis Talmadge Turner, A.B., M.Ed., College of William and Mary. A richer life lhrough lhe Fine Arls-Lell lo righl: Miss Mary Sue Gochenour, B.A., Mary Baldwin College lVocal Musiclq Miss Dorolhy Kinsey, B.A., Mary Wash- inglon College lArllq Mr. W. C. Duvall, Hamplon-Sydney College llnslrumenlal Musicl. Exploralions in lhe realm ol lhe scienlilic -Lell lo righl: Miss Belly Sue Allman, B.S., Madison College: Miss Chrisline Dunnavanl, B.A., Mary Washinglon Col- lege: Mr. Franlrlin D. Kizer, A.B., M.A., Easl Carolina Teachers Collegeg Mrs. Audrey Widgeon, B.S., Madison College: Mrs. Conslance C. Kramer, A.B., New Jersey Slale Teachers College: Miss Wanda Jackson, B.S., Madison College. 4 Norview's liflle helpers, ihe Clerks-lnseis, lefi' fo righlc Mrs. Nancy M. Bracey, Mrs. BeHy Brackney. Siudenl assisfanfs. Lefi 'ro righf, Firsf row: Belly McCar+er, Anne Wrighi, Shirley Saunders, Nancy Elkins, BeHy Sfaples, Jo Ann Morse, Belly Kaufman, Ruih Brush, Harriefl' Sanderlin, Faye Meeks. Second row: Marlene Beard, Cafherine Tarkingion, BeHy Jane Rogers, Beffy Lou Payne, Connie Headley. L94j2Jfu7f'ff! PZ if A good book is a good friend, says our Library Sialif-lnsefs, lefl' fo righfz Mrs. Louise Snyder, B.S., Universiiy of Missouri, Mrs. Margarel A. Allen, B.S., M.A., Radford College, George Peabody College for Teachers. Siudsnl assisi- anfs, leff fo righf, Firsf row: Joan Cherry, Joyce Bridges, Gladys Bland, Norma Nel- son, Beihy Musiard. Second row: Mary Ann Hornsby, Edilh Brauns, Carolyn Bishop, Cafhryn Young, Belly Jo Collins, 'ga . Louise Thompson. Third row: Mrs. Sny- PM der, Jackie Hawkins, Doroihy Ellingion, fbi ,F N... Elizabefh Mason, Shirley Williams, Kay Z .J ' Dodge, Thelma Taiem, Linda Humphreys, 1 Qt Mrs. Margaref Allen. Absenl from pic- -' -'-- K 'f i- l lure: Barbara Forbes, Judy Sianley, K 'M - Janice Wilder. , W..- ,....... ,.,... ..., - ., ..,- -. f,.....-.,,,,,.,., ffq Rf- VJ' The Messrs. Fix-Hs, our Cusfodians-Leff fo righi: Mr. Emmef Barnes, Mr. Mariin Sievers. Preparing our menu, fhe Diefifians. Leff +o righf: Mrs. J. W. Keirsey, Assislanf Diefiiiang Mrs. D. R. Walberg, Diefiliang Mrs. F. H. Fox- wor'rh, Cashier. A good adminisiralor is one who is able io gel' work accomplished lhrough fhe eFfor'is of his workers. Mr. Purclue's and Miss SccH's assisf- anis-Lefl lo righf, sealed: Joanne Curling, Miss Marigold ScoH, Rosalyn Rawlings, Carrie Byrd. Sfanding: Erma Brooks, Jackie Overfon, Mr. Charles W. Perdue, Marguerile Noble, Nanefie Mercer. ,f- M E -if I ' 1 Ii' 9 if 4 F, , , i l UL A S S S A29 Q- a Qu QD ' 2, f , 9355, o ,Oil I4 0', f ffffffeee'ffffW'ff'fffj Yolunw 7 Numlwrl 'VY lllllll Slllllllllll NURFULK LUYNX ' f, gafx ' . . . A v f1Sea5on 0ff1c1 Home ll 1015: PIN 6 Q-J Nc' C 0 sp. door ed sup Yer wi cz E, 1 hc spetl xg novelty Q es an Norvlew contest, 1 When books E 8 end oi last yf .4 m ef 4 as found the n rea. wxmt C5 g Q prfivlous year, 8 33 S650 ln debt. VI clpal, stated that vi in continue playingttn- Lg ,Si Ni from other school iunds. Q E o 5 -3 90 . S0 far, M155 Bishop spa, 'je new O' J -fu 9-vw ' up Subscflvam plan haS been eheouragmgly 99,7 9971578 IZ' sllnofq 09 xxgxourb SUCC9Sfil1l. OJ , OJOI .0 ,, . ty!-?Ox,.,, 9ll:pGxX05 During registration, 455 pupils rw-f .Ura tbsp? 1911095 WREH9- ,mlm ' said 'You can count on mel' when me, cia Hazrri, vnarles Barnes, IL. - auf l signed pledge cards. One hundred Sutton, Margaret Overton, Sy...'. eighty-two paid their fee m the iirst Parke r , Mlldred Vernon, Bobby three days, making a total of 637 Clarke and Amelia Gray. ' 'M' l 363 away from the The freshman Class- was leading all others at the close oi the iirst llowecl by the soplxr-1 Q qfu 1 fl qchool, in ie- Masses ln thi! AQ., frugal J cb '00 96' 0 f'N Umorg . e Sqtyuad By D 'liek 1 091 ,rt A 6594. . gun- 5, 9? Q 0 - c w 1:9 . BQ glin ev 2 ,he Mye g. QU? 5 the Day tg 5' .as they rou ,gm End, sue ard' They are Ia' US QgnlirlSon, Carolynk Y H it 'Practice 6 l wp Nor-view' s cheerleaders have been 1 time pl-.wucxns ndlxg their spare might be ln L09 SP9 ' mer that they A ilrstioothall lll O ' to whoop ll tor the shape game tonight- Sxnce the girls were busy workin? ' t.h3S summer, they 1 rs now busy bea bruslwiw UP on not only are they ettine ready , verS-, A 1- f-hoerlrg, but also g - ,-... .miiormS. .. The Class GARNET AKERS LYLLIAN AUSTIN . ga ww, i 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Lefl 'lo riglil, Firsl row: Claude Benlwam, vice presiclenl: Jane? Hunl, secrelaryg Roger Dixon, chaplain. Second row: Mr. Huberl B. Bergeron, sponsor: Hollis Jennings. 'lreasurerg William Rhue, presidenlg Chesler Kauffman, reporler: Mr. William S. Hamplon, sponsor. DONALD ALEXANDER DOUGLAS ALLEN BOBBY ALSTON JUANITA ANSELL ROBERT BAKER MARGARET BARCLAY BELINDA BEACH JACQUELINE BEALE 1 I Ii II 'Q' EDITH BRAUNS JAMES BREEDLOVE LOIS BRENNAN DAVID BRINKLEY CAROL BROOKS CHARLES BROWN CHARLES BRYAN THOMAS BRYANT DOUGLAS BUMGARNER ,iff JJM sw ,A R. WIA af QW B3 ofl952 MARLENE BEARD ANN RAE BEASLEY JOANNE BECRAFT HARRY BEERS BARBARA BELL CLAUDE BENHAM DORIS BORUM JIMMY BOUSMAN JEAN BOWER qgmlvf W4 aww, vw MARTHA CHISHOLM BETTY CHRISTIANSEN DON CLARK MARDA COOPER JAMES CORBETT ROOSEVELT CRAWFORD JAMES CRAWLEY SUE CULP JOANNE CURLING The Class ROSE BUTLER CARRIE BYRD LEE BYRD LORETTA CARPENTER CAROLYN CARR PATRICIA CARTER CHARLES CHAPPELL PAUL CHERRY JULIA CHILDS o I952 ETHEL DAVIS CECIL DEIHL ROGER DIXON LEE DONISON LYMAN ECKARD BARBARA SHUSTER Y 5 tk b 4' 5, PATSY BDWA s ,I Y JMICI-IA'EL.e IRD? 'J I NANQY' EL NS by ' I , f 1 ,N L lg. ' ' wi Y 1 ' 55' IT J 1' I A ' f L 1' klxv ' Y' V I I V51 I dyvxx l. rf' -K A, , 12 W I fQLD'D0M?IIJ 'V' ff F I Y I DOT ELLIS JOAN ELLIS PEGGY EVANS SYLVIA EVANS RICHARD FARIS DONALD FILBY LESLIE FLEMING NANCY FLOYD JOAN FOGLE If ' .ai hy' YVONNE GROCE FRANCES WAGNER HALL SUE HARLAN MARGARET HARPER FRANCES HARRELL KATHERINE HARRELL LORETTA HARRELL PEGGY HARRIS THOMAS HART The Class GLENN FOSTER DAVID FOXWORTH WYLIE FRENCH HARRY GARD BARBARA GIBBS NANCY GOODMAN ROBERT GORDON ORVILLE GORE LEONARD GRIFFITH of I952 MARY HAYES CONNIE HEADLEY WORTH HEATH EVELYN HEBRON BILL HERRICK RALPH HERRON AUDREY HODGE CHARLIE HOFFMAN PATRICIA HOGGARD L 1:7 rx Y K we' JACKIE HOLT ELIZABETH HOVIS MARJORIE HOYLMAN WILLIAM HOYLMAN JOSEPHINE HUGHART JANET HUNT BOBBY HUX GEORGE INGRAM VIRGINIA JAKEMAN QI-7 3' X LEX ISN Iv WILLIAM KERMAN RAYMOND KIRBY ARTHUR KOEPPEN SHIRLEY LASSITER FRANKLIN LEA DOROTHY LEE CHARLES LEEBRICK WARREN LELAND LINDA LESTER 15' T779 Th Class HOLLIS JENNINGS BETTY ANNE JOHNSON SHELTON JOHNSON ANN JONES BOBBIE JEAN JONES DOROTHY JONES OTIS JONES CHESTER KAUFFMAN GWENDOLYN KEETON of I952fff QM- f DOROTHY LEWIS GLENDEEN LINEBERRY ROBERT LOFLIN VIVIAN LOWTON JOANNE LYNCH PATRICIA McBRIDE BETTY MCCARTER MICHAEL MCDONALD RAY McGRADY Ml NANCY McLAWHORN ARLETTA McNATT JACK MARSLENDER LARRY MASON RUDOLPH MASON BARBARA MATTER JOHN MEADOWS BARBARA MEARS FAYE MEEKS fl HAZEL MUNDEN PATRICIA MYERS ROBERT NELSON CAROLENE NEWTON LEONA NOBLES WESLEY NOCK JACKIE OVERTON NELL OWENS SYLVIA PARKER w'j'J0 '!'fP gg1Qw35,Q ff.?xf The Class CLIFTON MIDDLETON ROY MILLER LAURA MILLS DONALD MOHLER EMILY MOORE ROBERTA MOORE RODELLA MOREFIELD JEAN MORRIS DORIS MOZINGO 5 of 1952 fm +L A. J. PEELE A. J. PERKINS BETTY JEAN PERRY BARBARA PETERSEN ARTHUR PHILLIPS PEGGY PIERCE JOEL POOLE BARBARA PORTER MABEL PORTER 'N fi tif' WAYNE POWERS LOUISE PRESLEY NORMA PRICE ROBERT PUSEY DORIS RAMSEY ROSALYN RAWLINGS JEANNE RHODES WILLIAM RHUE ANNE RICKS ROBERT SIMPSON HERBERT SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH NORMA SOREY DOUGLAS SOYARS JULIA SPANGLER JOCELYN SPENCER BETTY STAPLES COLIN STEELE I I QV E fu I .9 MI ff 7' yy lf' I I My ff of I I II! If NU I'Au hwy my If. II, I WW 'J 26 If , The Class BETTY ROBERTS JAMES ROOK JEAN ROWLAND NANCY SALYERS FRANKLIN SANDERS VELMA SAWYER JERRY sc:-fucken JACQUELINE scnuees Rossm sHARPLess 'Y' of 1952 PAUL STELZNER 14 -9' oALToN srEPH s,, wqf Rosem. sm, gfsou' , af QW., U-, 4-1 f H 1 ' 1:1 ' V ' Q, J y, 1' LJ' 4 ruff , ,fw WWJLLIQWSTRNN- 'Y ' cfgwhe IMLKTKRKNJTON D 'LJE TATEM y' ff L' ' JO ANN TAYLOR LAWRENCE THOMAS RALEIGH THOMAS Z H4- We Q5 BENNY THOMASON ROWLAND THOMPSON ANN THORELIUS JOHN TIGMO FRANK THOMPKINS OLIN TRENT JUNE TURNER BOBBY TWINE JAMES VAUGHAN I 1' 1-Hd? I I jfb JERRY WHEELER BARBARA WHITE BARBARA WILLIAMS CELENA WILLIAMS JO ANN WILSON JEAN WINDLEY BARRY WOOD BEVERLY WOOD JOSEPHINE YANCEY -HAA , I AKA l - I 4,45 ji?-f ff Ml 28 Rf NAOMI VAUGHT GERALD WALBERG JACQUELINE WALKER BARBARA WALTERS 4 WATTIE WARD DREAMA WEATHERFORD MYRA BEASLEY WEAVER P GY weAvE WQWTTWIW W 952 if 'TSI 'bv 'v,f pi v ,i Q .4 l A . Q ' w W 1 f .E-' iii 4 S! fe Q HONOR GRADUATES OF I952-Liefl lo righl, Firsl row: Joan Brooks Ellis, Emily Henriella Moore, Jacqueline Jean Waller, Bobbie Jean Jones, Palsy Ann Edwards, Marlene Elizabelh Beard, Belly Wrae Sfaples, Rose Ella Buller, Barbara Elaine Maller, Virginia Carolyn Carr, Lenora Ann Jones, Eleanor Jean Windley, Beverly Ann Wood, Lorella Jean Carpenler. Second row: Paul Wyman Cherry, Ger- ald David Walberg, Carrie Lee Byrd, Carol Alice Brooks, Doris Anne Ramsey, Nancy Helen McLawhorn, Mabel 11 ' ll' 1 HONOR GRADUATES Salulalorian, Belly Zane McCarler and Valedic- lorian, June Ann Turner. Jeanella Porler, Connie Mae Headley, Jacqueline Faye Beale, Glendeen Marie Lineberry, James Demsey Vaughan, Jr., Raymond Hope Kirby. Third row: George E. lngram, Colin Granserl Sleele, David Holman Foxworlh, William Henry Rhue, Roberl Hollis Pusey, Clillon Samuel Middle- lon, Andrew James Peale, Roberl Wesley Noclr, Douglas M. Soyars, Roberl Harry Nelson, Chesler Thomas Kauff- man, Shellon Charles Johnson. Absenl lrom piclure: Sylvia Sue Evans, Larry Moore Mason. .1 i 1 I SE I R SUPERS MOST BASHFUL Virginia Jaiceman-Claude Beniwam MOST INTELLECTUAL Connie Headley-William Rnue MOST TALENTED Jerry Wheeler-Belinda Beach 5 gi if MOST ATHLETIC Jean Taiem-Claude Benham ..-dlh-ng BEST LOOKING Bobby Balmer-Rosalyn Rawlings BEST ALL-AROUND Bill Swoope-Carol Broolcs WITTIEST James Crawley--Myra Weaver SUPERS NVE' 1 wg, is M2 ., f I E Q 4' E5 sf Q 6, if ,' ' ? ff? . C- , ki , Qi Ig i f EF . GW if 'A, 1-Iiiigffg Q ? L ' A 95 v w., vii MVA ,, 5. A 31 WA., ., T: 94 , Qi Y- Nm' 'A . 'Q , . 1 Wy. ,m 1. 1.1, ' H V4 -5' 5 . .Q,, ., A? y E A ' I 'V' f . .flfl 'if- . A ' r E ig! , ' Q 1 ' 'Q . l , , . . ' , 1 I . A . f V. - 'i . 4. ' I , Q M Q 5 '1 , wiv , L v 12 1 , , ' W i, V A !.,,l,'e,.ldf7. I4 . '. 2 I5 ' ' Sl, 5 .gs tx' A I ,, 'Q ' 'W Xie-,I 1' W A LL,. I W X MEM ff' f, v- .rf '-X 1 ,ISM 72 . ... ,Q :V x A 'K t- L, -' , 1. -A.-K-f .. ...qv---. 4 ,. .s. .'w, .. - . .1 .,. , , I .vf , w. hw- -.ff ,--.af gm' 5 -V-s. V -- . , x., , . ,v . . , .,,1-fs i i' '75, 'r .' .. fr i i ,af 'Hi x. R . ROOM 3l8: Leif lo righi, Firsi row: Joyce Peay, Nancy Sawyer, Shirley Vaughn, Peggy Wright, Shirley Daugh- erfy, Pal Wallxer, Joyce Lewis, Alecia Mc- Nulla, Sarah Boelie, Helen Savage, Jean- neHe Congleton, Eva Keefe, Carol Tom- linson, Joyce Marlin. Second row: Miss Bali, Barbara Roberls, Beverly Brown, Randolph Wafson, Jaclzie Lee, Bill Jones, Jaclc Weaver, Alice Cromwell, Delores Winder. Third row: Joe Pullen, Millard Hobbs, Bill Akers, Randolph Murden, William Hooper, Andrew Rice, Roberf Wade, Raymond Thornion, Cecil Perl'- loclr, Eddie Hughes, Clarence Bales. ROOM 320: Lefl 'fo right, Firsl' row: Lois Bradshaw, Sally Twaddle, Harrier? San- derlin. Second row: Jackie Vaughan, Joan Walker, Barbara Bowles, Linda Val- enline, Judy Sfanley, Jean Van Cleef, Clairene Tabor, Pai Davis, Caiherine Isa- dore, Jackie Weaver, 5hirley,Mills, Doris Alexander. Third row: Miss Bryani, Don- ald Ober, Donald Simmons, Tom Maloy, Henry Leonhardi, David Knighf. Roberf Bryanf, Don While, Earl Breland, Charlie Holi, Harry Schriver. Fourih row: Sian- ley Simpson, John Cox, Gene Sawyer, Ralph Grimsley, Paul Tripleif, Larry Ba- Iossi, Dudley Haynie, Arnold Siricliland, Billy Rawls. 11:-1 Our home malcing collages are an im- porlam' parf of Norview's campus, for wiihin 'them we learn such lhings as sew- ing, child care, and manners. The in- formal classes provide fhe homelilre 'Feel- ing under fhe guidance of capable leach- ers and cozy surroundings. , ,falilill Saws, drums, iypewrifers, songs and prinling presses are all a parf of lhe vo- cafional building which is always buslling wifh acfivily. l ,V -wniaii' ,...-.- IORS AND SENIORS OF BAND, ROOM Leff lo righl, Firsl row: Billy Gornlo, Paul 'ry, Harry Tulile, Doris Borum, Jean Landing, e Willoughby, Belly Jean Perry, Mariorie ins, Faye Ballance, Belly Hoggard, Harry 1, Herberl Flanagan, Gary Moore. Second Billie Jean Grey, Pal French, Roberla re, Joan Newman, Barbara Murray, Barbara rsen, Anna Belle Langley, Shirley Sylres, Lor- Carpen+er, Doris Mozingo, Doi Ellis, Jo-Ann ar, Sally Lincoln, Barbara While. Third row: lard Griffilh, Rey Myers, Randall Gibson, lon Johnson, Jackie Marslender, Bill Ker- , David Foxworlh, Douglas Soyars, Jack ry, Jimmy Bousman. Fourlh row: Hugh 1er, Beryl Farmer, Cliflon Graves, Harold ar, Charles Chamberlayne, Gerald Walberg, i McDonald, Herberi Pallerson, Bill Kline, ild McFalls, Robert Nelson, Freddie Finney, y Gulhrie. ill' R' ' ii Q 3 1 45 ROOM Q2: Left to righi, Firsf row: Carol Websler, Alice Bradley, Peggy Wefhering- +on, Peggy Herringfon, Sharon Fanl, Lea- lrice Harrison, Pal Flaheriy, Alice Barber. Marie Caron, Virginia Sparrow, Shirley Saunders, Alice Whiffield. Second rowg Miss Ramsey, Louise Palmer, Benny Malh- ias, Bobby Dail, Herberl Hollon, Millon Wilkins, Guy Rhodes, Willie Wilkinson, Edna Lane. Third row: Wayne Pierce, J. W. Webb, Billy Gaus, Darrell Whife- hursf, Richard Sessler, Doug French, Gordon Wesf, Bill Swoope, Gary Cable, James Slrayhorn. , will ,. ,. SORHQMBORES mir- ' fldjyy, B , I ,- W .' ' r YJ' ' - , 5? all I Af 1' , A- I F Officers of the Sophomore Class: Lefl 'ro righl, Firsl row: Lawrence Turner, lreas- urerg Henry Hollilield, presidenl. Second row: Belly Joynes, secrelaryg Pal' Vincenf, reporler: Mrs. Addie Benlon, sponsor: Jean Nobles, vice presidenf. 5, ,' W. l v 1 '15 1 U if lr , elf' 1 ' 4, ,4 , J al 1 ROOM Il: Lefl 'lo righl, Firsl row: Ger- ald Dumlao, Barbara Windley, Barbara Carler, Jaclrie Anderson, Geanie Hamm, Annie Brown, Jane Ashworlh, Clara Cool, Mike Cruz. Second row: Mrs. Kramer, Roberl Quinn, Barbara Gaylor, Selma Sewell, Joan Goodin, Janice Wilder, Shir- lgy 'Williams, Dorolhy Parker, Eva Spruill, Marvin Byrd, Billy Clif+on. Third row: Dean Harmon, Roberl Wynne, Bruce Ma- son, Raymond Maslracco, Bryan Trealrle, Eugene Bliss, Thomas Parlrer, Frank Gar- Vrell, Terry Mason. ROOM IO: Leif lo righl, Firsl row: Di- anne Paiferson, Mary Ann Carliss, Made- leine Flood, Rufh Robey, Claudia Vaughan, Edna Bolsam, Barbara Reich, Dorofhy Manby, Carolyn Fenlress, Peffie Younger, Annie Cox, Alice Simpson, Joan Parker. Second row: Miss Middle- ion, Frances Burroughs, Nellie Taylor, Dorolhy Umphleff, Bobbie Hebron, Wilma Russell, Molly Gardner, Roberla Monfgomery, Evelyn Tise, Barbara Brown, Bobbie Pope, Mary Ann Alcox, Rifa Bledsoe. Third row: Earl Wilder, Donald Ferl, Don Langford, Lynn Gaskins, Jr., Marvin Bryanf, Tony French, Don Fouh, Richard,Lehman. . ROOM 2I: Left lo righl, Firsl' row: Rufh Gillespie, Joyce Casfeen, Mildred Kee- lon, Jane Schonberger, Shirley Posion, Jean Cox, Clara Hill, BeHy Parlin, Doris Wes+, Elizabeih Sefzer, Arlene Stone, Nanneiie Weaver. Second row: Mrs. Owens, James Mageean, Howard Boochs, William Rowland, Richard Bishop, Wayne Hughes, Mickey Jones, Joe Morris, Billy Byrd. Third row: Angelo Luciano, Jimmy Bingley, Jerry Milsfead, William O'Neal, Charles Greer, Russell Mdinny' X, cs' f ROOM 23: Lefl lo righl, Firsl' row: Kalh- leen Morris, Lauriee Tafem, Sandra Thomson, Shirley Bishop, Jaclrie Posner, Pai' Vincenl, Barbara Campbell, Judiih Dixon, Lou Ann Graves, Lois Bowman, Sue Ryder, Nancy Bower, lda Young. Second row: Calherine Young, BeH'y Wallace, Nelma Bafeman, Gloria Gibbs, Jaclie O'Neal, Margarel Musfin, Shirley Cof- lrell, Shirley McKenzie, Anne Beale, Caro- lyn Turner, Mrs. Dwyer. Third row: Larry Turner, Billy Van Benscholen, Michael Hudson, James Spruill, Peler Snyder, Bobby Hill, Tommy Nance, Vernon Sim- mons, B. H. Daniels, Jimmy Moore, Joe Crowling, Chesier Tebo. 9,3 Gefbdlfliy-zijl', KX ,S,ifV ii Mr LL wi-My If N pl - A JY, IN ,NX ROOM 22: Leff fo righf, Firsl row: Bev- erly Ballenfine, Theresa Presley, Zanna Padgelf, Palsy Hennessy, Lorraine Lassi- ler, Cora Hammond, Joan Cross, Jayne Edwards, Nina Yusclza, Mary Ann Galla- gher. Second row: Carolyn Bowman, June Elder, Vernon Tinsman, Charles Perry, Herman Wade, Roberi Wilkinson, Clyde Rowell, Caroline Myers, Joyce Turner, Mrs. Widgeon. Third row: Rob- err Shriner, Joe Funk, Guy Wilson, Bruce Shorter, Terrie Alexander, Shelfon Collier, Kenneth Miller, Ted Coyner. Lovin Os-C ala l f ROOM 25: Lef lo righl, Firsl row: Amelia Gray, Gladys Bland, Ann Rob- erlson. Second row: Dolores Belole, Eileen Phillips, Ann Bryan, Mary Scoblic, Shirley Yales, Jo Ann Mercer, Faye Has- lrell, Jean Nobles, Ramona Reynolds, Sue Slamps, Beverly Russell, Rulh Tuclrer, Bar- bara Mellor. Third row: Mrs. Benlon, Pal Kaiser, Louise Sparrow, Helen Radford, Belly Mason, Bonny Ellis, Barbara Capps, Nancy Carler, Nancy Cumbo, Belly Joynes, Linda Humphreys, Carolyn Ham- mer. Fourlh row: Henry Hollilield, Dickie Swalian, Lawrence Bullard, Bob Casha, Clarence Moore, Tommy Haxlon, Roberl Hudson, Jerry Gay, Roberl Eicher, Bobby Calais. J, ROOM 24: Lell lo righl, Firsl row: Mar- vin Smilh, Shirley Ream, Sally Bass, Belly Hall, Connie Blazer, Gayle Brinn, Mar- garef Johnson, Jesse Slallcup. Second row: Carol Clemenls, LeRoy Sawyers, Gloria While, Jacqueline Cherry, Elaine Hodges, Frances Balmer, Malhilcla Holif- man, Lila Mae Cherry, Joddy Poller, Marion Breland, Miss Simpson. Third row: William Bland, Garland Radford, Joel Jordon, Cecil Powell, Haul Carnes, Paul Wrighl, Bobby Wilder, David Cover- dale, John Alwood, Charles Williams. -pif!rf'1,Q..11 Vllyll , ir'v pf-W OOM 26: Lefl lo righl, Firsl' row: Harry Jarvis, Herberl Collell. Mary Ann Hornsby, Belly Jean Peek, Evelyn Gam son, Shirley Powers, Jean Allen, Bobble Lee, Vanessa Maynard, Allon Cowan William Slevens. Second row: Billy Farmer, Freddie Webb, DeLaine Sullon Wanda Scoblic, Barbara Meredllh Thelma Sewell, Doris Malbone, Barbara Thornburg. Jeanelle Johnson, Donald Williams, Johnny Greu, Mrs. Smllh Third row: Jimmy Piclard, Charles Fox ler, Myer Bracy, Charlie Williams, Willy Hodges, Wilbur Bowers, Richard Fosler Richard Jones, Rolley Rools. ROOM V6: Leif lo righl, Firsf row: Jane Boaz, Barbara Morgan, Dorofhy Moore, Rosemary Lovell, Kalhryn New- ion, Emma Lou Pope, Barbara Ollrick, Carlyn Bories, Palricia Colfrain, Mary Serwaclri, Barbara Bagley. Second row: Miss Garlh, Kilfy Smilh, Nancy Davis, Marfha Brown, Joyce Sexlon, Elizabelh Mason, Velma Gore, Jo Ann Creekmore, Nina Beauchamp, Bernice Wilson. Third row: Tommy Hill, Ivan Wallrer, Slanley Woodard, Richard Favre, Jack Dolson, Raymond Bowden, Danny Biggs, Henry Morris. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES OF BAND, ROOM V6: Leff lo righl, Firsf row: Joyce Gregory, Belly Wellon, Jackie Glover. Second row: Shirley Jessup, Sandra Slorey, Carolyn Smilh, Sharon Thornlon, Mary Goodman, Pal Kline, Mary Robinson, Belly Cherry, Rinda Belcher, Belly Jo Hugo, Carol Kauffman, Jean Hugo, Gail Twine. Third row: Ern- esl Hyers, H. W. Helberg, Jimmy Duvall, Tommy Langley, Sam Welch, Edward Healh, Bill Greenwood, Billy Madison, James Wall, Don McCuis+on, Donald Lesler, Larry Lowlon. Fourlh row: Don- ald Meelis, Russel Knapp, Randall Wil- kinson, James Hines, Clarence Wrenn, Bill Barnes, Russell Atwood, Leland Whifehead, Carllon Owens, James Blev- ins, Richard Pealre, Phil Crews. hm Jwdwnxlwn 9 ROOM V8: Lefl lo righl, Firsl row: Janie Tomlinson, Anna Jean Thomas, Pa- 'lricia Robinson, Palsy Ward, Jackie Hawkins, Sylvia Morris, Dol Washinglon, Ann Neilsen, Mary Ann Brabble, Norma Mason, Lillian Leonhardl, Mary Hudgins. Second row: Elizabelh Trollinger, Wil- liam Elheridge, Bruce Mundy, Roberl El- ler, Jerome Eclxard, Joe Praff, Alberl Griffin, Wilbur Riggs, Glenn Williams, Rufh Everelf. Third row: William Nol- fingham, Marvin Overfell, Milne Weaver, Roy Thomas, Bruce Woodworlh, Joe Barnes, Alber+ Bowden, Don Ray Harri- son, Henry Judge. P-hu Af 1 ll is in x F .-, 1:1 H' X N. ,Af Q x , M ROOM 3l: Lefi io righi, Firsi row: Belly Rose, Palsy Williamson, Sally Phil- lips, Beliy Gilleiia, Barbara Mercer, Judy Banlrs, Mildred Warringfon, lmogene Spruill, Kaiharine Brannon, Carolyn Spoon. Second row: Miss Cross, Danny Callahan, Larry Hope, Merediih Adcoclr, Harry Frizzell, Dorofhy Phillip, Jean Baze- more, Bonnie Wilson, Gerald Warring- +on, Diclrie Wa'Hs. Third row: Raymond Gimberf, Billy Sparrow, Charles Nissen, Roberf LaRue, Calvin Flowers, Fred Boomer, Alvin Fam, Diclrie Waliers, Rob- eri Cooke. ROOM 32: Lefl' io righi, Firsi' row: Helen Nobles, Barbara Blaclr, Juanifa Hale, Iris Henries, Shirley Soles, Pairicia Ann Harrell, Joan Cherry, Sue Pillois, Mary Virginia Hamillon, Lealrice Hanlc- ins, Olive Chrisliansen, Ella Jean Alsup, Mildred Palmer, Mary Seehorn. Second row: Clair Hamilion Hanlrins, Jean Pool, Pairicia Zeob, Gloria Sparrow, Befsy Bell, Kaihryn Marlin, Talmage Ann Har- rell, Pairicia Phelps, Frances Hodges, Nancy Cousins. Third row: Roberl' Shanlr, Michael Black, Van Guy, John Vedas, Ondra Baum, Vernon Murphy, Roberl' Colfrain, Bobby Collier, Donahue BoyeHe, Roger Simms, Roberi' Taylor, Jack How- ell, Billie Mofley. ROOM 30: Leif 'io righi, Firsf row Laura Mae Sione, Margaref Roper, Ba bara Downs, Mary Alice Smifh, Be? Ann Curfman, Carol Edwards, Jeanl Young, Beffy Davis, Virginia Beclr, Lol Davis, Lois Hurley, Jean Meelrins, Car lyn Bishop, Faye Carier. Second row Mrs. Flowers, Pai Leonard, Charles BruH John Norwood, Max Russell, Wilbu Brown, Jaclz Moore, Billy Henry, Edwal Noble, Beihy Mus+ard, Norma Nelso Third row: Thomas Burlx, Franlmie Jame James Powell, John Gorman, Richal Nock, Dawson Baieman, Caio Bennel George Gray, Gene Farmer. , - -- , T ,H sf' ,EB cv,-V x J RCI ' ,, 21? Lrg.. DOM 35: Lell lo righl, Firsl row: elma Gammon, Berry McGwinn, Ger- lde Leonhardl, Leonie Fesler, Sandra olden, Connie Rogers, Belly Parlelle, lerie Hunl, Louise Carpenler, Georgia omer, Fay Powell, Edna Midgelle, Fay und, Evelyn Brighf. Second row: Mrs. adge, Nancy Burk, Barbara Allen, :len Perry, Carolyn Noble, Helen Mar- , Barbara Parker, Mary Ann Daniels, alma Bailey, Bobby Clark. Third row: :dy Malbone, Edward Deihl, Garland rroll, Frankie Allen, Jerome Brucher, 'nnelh Adams, Ed Brinn, Frank Vines. gene Evans, Warren Fodrey, William vis. ROOM 33: Lefl lo righl, Firsl' row: Ray Mellon, Joyce Bridgers, Jean Haynes, Virginia Vanderberry, Pal Haxlon, Kay Dodge, Alice Godard, Mildred Colley, Earleen Foreman. Second row: Mrs. Gar- ris, Jack Twaddle, Archie Allen, Evelyn Hopkins, Verna Spencer, Josephine Scruggs, Janice Mercer, Phyllis Terry, Ruby Bales, Roberl Fry, Douglas David- son. Third row: Benny Ashworih, David Harlan, Roberl Burl, Jack Poff, Manlord Gibbs, Millon Harrell, Neal Mellon, Mike Lauback. ROOM 34: Lefl lo righf, Firsl row: Jackie Corbefi, June Gregory, Elaine Breedlove, Beverly Wilkinson, Kay Bass, Sandra Paul, Joanne Clemens, Grace Copeland, Gay Gilberf, Mavie Hoover, Bernice Rawles. Second row: Mrs. Hifi, Shirley Waddell, Shirley Virginia Aycoclr, Edna Carlwrighl, Shirley Severance, Carolyn Taylor, Nila Webb, Dora Freeman, Carol Welch, Anile Clark, Mary Ann Hughes. Third row: Sigfred Anderson, Malcolm Robin- son, Jimmy Drew, Bucky Upchurch, New- ell Coble, Roberl Swain, Roberl Fosler, Lewis Kambefsis, Joe Lell, Carl Larson. 'F' . , . The elemenlary r's are faughf. A A, ll ll gl Q. . ROOM QI: Lefi io righf, Firsf row: Nancy Laucls, Kay Overmier, Dolores Fleming: Belly Leonard, Gloria Win- slow, Winifred Carper, Ann Nickerson, Sheila Ammerman, Jessie Roberfs, De- anna Mears. Second row: Mr. Bon- ney, Bing Friday, Ralph Edwards, Nor- man Bosco, Howard Easfwood, Rob- erf Barneff, Travis Spears, Winford Whiiehursf. Third row: Eddie Pope, Dickie Richardson, Donald While, Al- berf Tunnell, Ronald Speighls, Donald MM Bryanf. Loclners are ihe cenler of afiracfion around school. building is the place where ihe fhree The quonsel huls below house some of lhe over-flowing his- iory classes. llubs Sketch to Include Drama.,C1assics.Ornega By Dorothy Lewis mghlighttng this week's assembly club reporters launched their pro- gram by expressing alms designed tor e betterment oi the school as well New Clubs th i b. all on as the c u Most of the clubs are re y the beam and di to a go diicers already electef' ' Many changes. clubs this vear, ' the C! by Hubert F zatlon d t d the , .dditlon owl Cl2Ssics tion ol Mr-, .i . --sf: dent Gow ee 7, o ,fb 0 2 1' 31 u V O O 1, Emu ,,,, ,r,,,,,,,-f ease , o MIL. HDR! ULN atic J5g55ACf: We'- fe 400 4 N asf' 9 1' 45' iv grief' 60 xq,AoQ.4st Q N7 R' '9 def. AK - dentp Davl' 't., Treasurer, 1 las! year TW? Natiol , giiicers are Roger Dixon, McL awho' Cedent ol 49' Ol,-Y chan 49 Q spon: on the if - club Martha Flo' ug ,Q e ev Akersp or Nsiixltsl Secreta 63,121 chi M811 'S S1 Pant 96'4gmi tl Y The r two chapte 199 C Tri-ni-Y are Alpha and cw 65 u Otiicers tor the Alp' may 2-Hd president, Carol Bro- 2lr1S, the ' ., dent, Nancy Mchaw Q, V ttire ' Carolyn Carry trea 2, V At tl chaplain, Cathe rin rectedt porter, Peanuts Winde., Shirley' Gamma Delta diicers are pres- Bowman Marlene Beard: vice president, Rose not im! Butler secretary Connie Headleyg tres- .9 Sp! sure r, Dot Eilisg chaplain, Virginia of also a Sparrow? giedge comwelor, Carrie Byrd' Ov 0 school ,sergeant-at-armif, Catherine lsadorey f' ed SD' a ta rewrer. Jean R22 B0yd- el She, ' Divx led in tw J chapter 3, the of- la from hears oi the Barrie Chapter ol Dra- Q' Grid 0 U matics are president, Jerry Wheelerp Uv - -101' 25, N Com' ce president, Harry Beers, lg sec- they visited wspape rs G 710115 l wary, Myra Begsleyg treasurer, Cm- Under the nl eye oi th anti C ' 4' -e ner, Richard Dufieeg teacher, Miss Je- sishop, who . sam! P - iormer employee oi the Ledger-Drs -D083 Mi and Thursday Aki! l wed closely the sdnool in room 106. Ma AD invitahon '00 all dilcers ci clubS G,- 59W has been extended. HC M nf! NYWAI1 ' We r-nbs iol o ,- ...sws ST-OTY h t NOW Ere B ' we Debate club are - 1l,.q- Rf TRI-Hl-Y . 'U ' B xr 2 r Y' ' , ,sr ' ' A ig ' in 'idtrs , 4 'si r e 1, Left To righl: Erma Brooks, Dislricr Conference Secrefary in I952 Conference, Carolyn Carr, Dislricr Conference Secrelary in l95l Conference. ALPHA CHAPTER-Leif fo riglnl, Firsl row: Sylvia Parker, reporlerg Caflwerine Tarkingron, chaplain, Delores Winder, reporlerg Julia Childs, ireasurerg Carol Brooks, presidenlg Nancy McLawl1orn, vice presidenlg Emily Moore, sergeanl- al-arms, Carolyn Carr, secrefaryg Ann Ricks, pledge Leff lo righf: Carol Brooks, Alpl1a presidenip Marlene Beard, Gamma president Garnet Akers, Omega presidenf. Faye Ballance, Erma Brooks, Barbara Jakeman, Jackie Walker, Caroline Myers, Par Wood, Alice Cromwell, June Turner, Joyce Jolwnson. McCarler, Sylvia Evans, Louise Palmer, Barbara Roberls, Marker, Virginia Third row: Belly moflwer. Second row: Mrs. Srnilh, sponsor, Ann Jones, 7 10155 . :G ar 5 J ar Yi 1 J r Beverly Brown, Befly Chrisfianson, Rosa Davis, Wagner, Faye Meeks. Jackie Hol+, Deborah 35.0. in 1' Q - - 4 f flaky Q - Ni? 1 Q' Q., Q T To X. , Y! 1 M J GAMMA DELTA CHAPTERil.ett to right, First row: Catherine Isadore, sergeant-at-arms: Jean Rae , Boyd, reporter, Dorothy Ellis, treasurer: Marlene Beard, president: Carrie Byrd, pledge counselor: W Connie Headley, secretary, Virginia Sparrow, chaplain. Second row: Betty Jean Perry, Pat Vincent, by W Barbara Mellor, Frances Hogue, Ruth Tuclrer, Barbara Windtey, Nancy Downes, Lou Ann Graves. U 'VMI' Third row: Miss Altman, sponsor: Barbara Tyer, Marie Caton, Barbara Adkins, Edith Brauns, Beverly f . L Wood, Betty Staples, Joyce Casteen, Frances Harrell. Fourth row: Gloria Gibbs, Betty Jean Cherry, ,303 I 1 ,'f,fl.!A' Shirley Powers, Betty Lou Payne, Betty Jane Rogers, Barbara Petersen, Jean Tatem, Shirley Saunders, V- , V JoAnne Curling. - 'irwti H4 OMEGA CHAPTER-Left to right, First row: Betty Hoggard, secretary: Mary Anna Hollaway, treasib i urerg Sharron Fant, .reporterg Garnet Akers, president, Selma Sewell, parlimentariang Nancy Bugs chaplain, Anne Wright, vice president. Second row: Mrs. Flowers, sponsor: J n Parker, 'TI Tomlinson, Yvonne Groce, Evelyn Tise, Shirley Bishop, Carol Kauffman, R a Moore. A5- row: Thelma Sewell, Lauriee Tatem, Carolyn Bowman, Betty Jean Stone, Marb ooper, Mary NEC ' A Outten. R A 'K A A H1-Y Q Leff io righl: Mr. Sylres, advisor, Chesfer Kauffman, secreraryg Mile McDonald, vice president Wallie Ward, presidenlg Paul Slelzner, chap- lain, John Tigmo, freasurer. Leff fo righr, Firsf row: Raymond McGrady, Milne McDonald, Waifie Ward, Chesfer Kauffman, Paul Sfelzner, John Tigmo. Second row: Gary Moore, Joe LaRue, Roberr Curfman, Roosevelr Crawford, Roloerl Twine, Charles Bryanl. Third row: Arnoldf and, Bill Sfrawn, Douglas Baumgarner, Arnold McFalls, Charles Chamberlayne. if , 1 I J' A if f pl . . iw' M ai NATIGNAL H0 W4-all CR SOCIETY N, A: - Rx K MRS KATHERINE HODGE V y Sponsor S WILLIAM RHUE Presidenl Lell lo righl, Firsl row: Roger Dixon, vice presidenlg Nancy McLawhorn, secrelaryg Bill Rhue, presidonl: Anne Ricks, chaplain, Carrie Byrd, reporler. Second row: Clillon Middlelon, Ann Jonas, Raymond Kirby, lreasurerg Jean Windley, June Turner, Shellon Johnson, Emily Moore. Third row: Beverly Wood, Belly McCarler, Carol Brooks, Colin Steele, Palsy Edwards, Edith Brauns. Fourlh row: Virginia Jake- man, Sylvia Evans, Carolyn Carr, Wesley Nock, Mrs. Hodge, sponsor. Fillh row: Rose Buller Doris Ramsey, Claude Benham, Calherine Tarkinglon, Connie Headley. Sixth row: Belly Sleples, David ' Vaughn, Roberl Pusey. Foxworlh, Dickie Faris, James MO OGRAM CLUB V ,, aqua, Q, ,,: Lefl fo righl, Firsf row: Claude Benham, presidenh Warren Leland, 'lreasurerg Hollis Jennings, secrelaryg Glenn Fosler, vice presiclenl. Second row: Ray McGrady, John Tigmo, Olis Jones, Wallie Ward, Bobby Alslon, Bob Twine, Roose- vell Crawford, Diclr Faris, David Knighl, Carl Bories, Colin Sleel. Third row: Thomas Bryanl, Franlx Tompkins, Richard ,ef y ff CLAUDE BENHAM P 5'de MR. ANDREW LEIDY 2 Sponsor Nolces, James Corbelf, Larry Thomas, Bob Balmer, Bill Swoope, Wayne Powers, James Crawley. Fourlh row: Dudley Haynie, Chesfer Kauffman, Rudy Mason, Charles Bryan, Bill Shawn, Vinceni Gunn, Richard Sessler, James Webb, Donald Simmons. 1 1 - ' ,sa LIBRARY CLUB i 1 H 2' 'W MRS. MARGARET A. ALLEN Librarian MRS. LOUISE SNYDER Assisranf Librarian Lefr io rigbi, Firsl row: Joan Cherry, Joyce Bridges, l Mrs. Snyder, Jackie Hawkins, Doroilwy Ellinglon. Elizaberlm s..4, Gladys Bland, Norma Nelson, Befhy Musrard. Second row: Mason, Shirley Williams, Kay Dodge, Thelma Tafem, Linda Mary Ann Hornsby, Edirli Brauns, Carolyn Bishop, Carb- Humphreys, Mryfxllen. , f, erine Young, Belly Jo Collins, Louise pson. Third row- X lvGx7,iJ 2 1 ,Q ,hw Z 3 4- y fx-af ff . , 1 1 -X, Pr.. My I.. X 1 AUDIO-VISUAL A rl ,..... .,..,.,-, -'- ' .tvtr L 8- , if 33 1 I' Leff fo righi, Firsi row: Roberf Coolce, Earl Wilder, Jimmy Piclrard, Tommy Langley, John Duilra, Mrs. Allen, sponsor: Billy Henry. Second row: Merlin Berland, Roberf Taylor, Cecil King, Kennefh Koeppen, Vernon Murphy. Frank Lefi fo righf: Kennelh Koeppen, re- porlerg Earl Wilder, presidenig James Pickard, lreasurerp John Dullra, secre- faryg Tommy Langley, vice-president Mrs. Allen, sponsor. 'v I-I ,uf J! Jones, Ivan Wallzer, Lyman Eclrard, James Powell. Third row: Billy Morley, Harry Tuifle, Donald McCubbins, Rolley Rocks, Gregory Papas, Keio BenneH, George Gray, Danny Calihan, Danny Cowan. Leif 'lo righfz Tommy Langley, Lyman Eclrard, Harry TuHle, John Duflra, Leroy Sawyer. X.. run r -trvw CRE TIVE WRlTl G Crealive Wrifing-Left fo righl, Firsl row: Paul Cherry, reporlerg Mrs. Dwyer, sponsor: Alberi Reynolds, vice presi- dent Jackie Vaughn, secrelary and 'lreasurerg Roberi Rey- nolds, president DEBATI G CLUB Debaling Club-Leli lo righl: Miss Chris- 'line Dunnavenf, sponsor, Roger Dixon, presideni. Creelive Wrifing-Lefi lo righl, Firsl row: Jaclcie Vaughn, Jean Morris, Lyllian Ausiin, Barbara Wallers. Second row: Louise Presley, Alberi Reynolds, Paul Cherry, Roberl' Reynolds, Mrs. Dwyer. , 1. Debaling Club-Leif 'lo righf, Firsl row: Selma Sewell, Joan Walluer, Louise Vera, Roger Dixon, presidenlg Marie Calon, Carol Filcenfscher, Sally Twaddle. Sec- ond row: Miss Chrisline Dunne- vanf, Henry Hollifield, secreiaryg Ben Jernigan, Bill Rhue, reporlerg Roy Thomas, Raymond Kirby, George Hendrickson. ,iw SCHOOL LIFE Top, af lefr--Bus loading in fhe affernoon finds each sfudenf compefing for a seaf. Top, al righf-Donald Simmons confribufed lhis piece of arf which hangs now in fhe corridor. Ai righf-Displays of various lcinds are found in rhe frophy case. The magazine campaign provides colorful maferial. Boilom, al left-The gym is The cenfral gafhering place in fhe affernoons afier school hours and ai nighl during various acfivifies. Boifom, a+ righf--Boys' gym classes find enioymeni in fasf- moving games of basirefball. 'Ziyi Leif lo righf, Firsl row: Janelie McCullough, sergeanl-al-arms: Nancy Cumbo, chaplain, Jean Wind- ley, secrelaryg Jo Ann Wilson, vice presidenlg Mary Hayes, presidenlg Jo Ann Blalock, librarian: Margarel Anderson, lreasurerg Calherine Young, co-secrelary. Second row: Bobby Baal, raporler: Mary Ann Brabble, Anila Eldridge, Jean Ann Haynes, Marlene Powers, Bally Scarborough, Carolyn Hammer. Third row: Gloria Winslow, Winifred Carper, Janel Lancasler, Barbara Parker, Guy Wilson, Jackie Hawkins, Norma Mason, Beliy Joyce Wallace. FUTURE TEACHERS If Leif lo righl: Mary Hayes presidenlg Miss Audrey Middle lon, sponsor. W 5Tl FUTURE Bus: Ess yy ,f I 1 . Leif fo righl, Firsl row: Glendean Lineberry, Shirley Smilh, Peggy Herringlon, Bally Roberls, Hazel Mundan, Carol Websfar, Jaclrie Overlon, Palsy Edwards. Second row: Rodella Moralield, Alice Whil- J V - Nl lr, V- field, Edna Lane, Pal McBride, Audrey Hodge, Kalhleen Morris, Peggy Harris, Julie Anderson, Norma ,f ' Sorey, Palsy Pealr. Third row: Joan Ellis, Barbara Bell, Joyce Balmer, Jean Bower, Joanna Taylor, ' 3' Katherine Harrell. Leif lo righf, Firsf row: Hazel Munden, presidenl: Mr. Earl W. Bracey, co-sponsor: Bally Roberls, vice presidenl. Sec- ond row: Shirley Smilh, secre- laryg Peggy Herringlon, lreas- urerg Carol Websler, reporler. limnlmlf' lilfwx -tr Q .Mei Leif lo righf, Firsf row: Joanne Becrali, Nancy Harrell, reporlerg Rowland Thompson, vice presidenf Arleffa McNeH', secreiary: Bobby Baker, sergeanf-af-arms, LoreHa Harrell, presidenf. Second row Peggy Evans, Worth Heafh, Evelyn Hebron, Jackie Jee, Joan Ellis, Ann Haskeff, Ralph Herron Andrew Slephens, Red Williams, Tommy Hari, ireasurerg Mrs. Thelma Park, sponsor, Doris Ramsey Shirley Lassiter. DISTRIBUTORS Left 'lo righf, Firsf row: Larry Mason, ireasurerg Peggy Weaver, secrefaryg Elizabelh Hovis, reporferg Bill Herrick, presidenfg Jerry Schuclmer, vice presidenh Jo Spencer. Second row: Orville Gore, Doi' Jones, Charles Leebrick, Par Carier, Bobby Hux, Lois Brennan, Raleigh Thomas, Jimmy Fulford, Sally Wheallon, Mrs. Thelma Park, sponsor. tffsgfew, min ff LVM! FALL , -.- ,Q Dora Freeman, Ann Thorelius, Leslie Fleming. Leif io righi: Joan Fogle, secreiaryg Lucille All- mond, ireasurerg Roberf Dail, vice president: Miss Mary Sue Gochenour, sponsor, Sue Culp, presideni. MUSIC CLUB Leif io righ+, Firsi row: Eleanor Popkin, Nancy Sawyer, Shirley Vaughn, Mabel Porier, Alecia McNulla, Laura Mills, Pai Kizer, Carolene Newion, Pai Hoggard, Lorefia Harrell, Arleiia McNaH, Loreiia Diehls. Second row: Herberf Holion, Freddy Jones, Andre Baum, Joanne Jones, BeHy Kaufmann. Joanne Becrafi, Peggy Ann Pierce, Barbara Porter, Pa? Myers, Doroihy Washingion, Josephine Hughari, Velma Gore, Bill Gaus, H. W. Helberg. Third row: Cecil Diehl, Margarei Musiin, Ruih Brush, Ella Jean Alsup, Joyce Cole, Geraldine Nylund, Barbara Williams, Naomi Vaughi, Nancy Harrell, Nina Yuska, Joyce Turner, Ann Maynard, Billy Rawls. Fourih row: Linda Humphries, Shirley Cofirell, Bonney Ellis, Kaiherine Bass, Barbara Brinkley, Paisy Lamppin, Shirley Jones, Thelma Walker, Joan Lepage, Audrey Archbell. f '- I I -. A A . , . Singing ihe Scales-Leif +o righf: Cliiion Graves. L Left io righi, Firsf row: Jean Cool, Frances Thorpe, Ray Mellon, Kay Overmyer, presidenh Laura Sione, Rufh Evereff, Gail Twine, Miss Kinsey, sponsor. Second row: Marrha Roper, Mary Robinson, Susan Honea, ireasurerg Mary Goodman, Faye Powell, Helen Perry, Doug Allen. Third row: Donald Mohler, Charles Barnes, Jackie Gorman, John Norwood, Bill Porler, Jimmy Spruill. Fourfh row: Earl Wilder, Jimmy Bingley, Johnny Meadows, Myer Braoy, Roger Simons. CLASSICS CLUB Lefi 'ro righf, Firsf row: David Fogworfh, Shelton Johnson, Mr. H. B. Bergeron, sponsor. Second row: Evelyn Hopkins, Talmadge Harrell,lM,arfha Perlzins, Kaiherina Marfin, Jackie Scruggs, Jocelyn Gregory. YY!! N-e., ' P.. a., , wi N. ,. A ,N -Q - HOMEMAKERS Leff 'io righf, Firsf row: Bobbie Jean Jones, presidenh Jackie Posner, vice presidenh Joan Walker, secrefary. Sec- ond row: Mrs. O. M. Harlow, Mrs. E. S. Robinson, sponsors: Bobbie Pope, reporier. M.. 1' Q X 5 , Y P c . - N ra - - 4, as r so , 5 , . e - ,, .7 x L 4 f Y t ' X, Ser ' I . K 4' ar , J 1' gm, . la 5 A W ' Leff ro roghf Firsi row: Barbara Slaughier, Mildred Colley Janice Mercer Barbara Alexander Jean eHe Conglelon Winifred Congleion. Second row: Nancy Johnson Claudia Vaughan Lorraine Las suier Barbara Morgan, Alice Goddard, Kay Dodge, Sue Ryder Third row Joyce Peay Bobble Pope Jackie Posner Helen Blanchard, Lois Hodges, Sally Phillips Verna Spencer Joan Walker MK i I f fiif gnl r S ,hw if li ,, 7 1.5455 :. ....-1 ' ' 3:- ,Xf , 4 A ' 1, M' -- - ,s I - 1 'Q I N , A sv ' 'g NME!! gig K,'1,x,...- ,, . y an 1. H J ,W K' g- kk f . 1545? R 4 fl N .,, E' ,. Q ,Mg A , 37 HW 1 l l BACKSTAGE CLUB-Lell lo righl, Firsl row: William Elheridge, sergeanl-al-armsg Larry Mason, Philip Crew, Roberl Wheeler, Mr. Turner, sponsor. Second row: Ran- dolph Walson, Richard Torrence, Jerry Wheeler, re- porlerg Bill Smilh, presidenlg Richard Favre, vice-presi- denlg Gorden Wesl, Clillon Middlelon. BACKSTAGE SHERWOOD CHAPTER OF DRAMATICS CLUB-Lell lo righl, Firsl row: Therman Darden, Clillon Middlelon, lreasurer1 Jerry Wheeler, presidenlg Nancy Elkins, re- porlerg Julia Spangler, secrelary. Second row: Alberla Myers, Yvonne McGee, Roberl Wheeler, Haul Carnes. Ran- dolph Watson, Ericulio Espiralual Marlin, Jr., Evelyn He- . 1 l '-up-Q. i-QW 1 5 l REHEARSAL-Lell lo righl: Carolyn Taylor, Jerry Wheeler, Ruby Hales, Roy Perry, Linda Humphreys, Denny Biggs, Lealrice Hanhins, Randolph Walson, Peggy Barbour. Paula Barber. DRAMATICS bron. Third row: Merrilu Paulin, Jo Ann Mercer, Phyllis Roberson, Peggy Barbour, Leonard Grilililh, John Greg- ory. Fourlh row: Sue Pillois, Carolyne Taylor, Sally Miller, Belly Whisenhunl, Harry Beers, Monica Cass, Jacqueline Saluowslni. Fillh row: Jackie Marslender, Gorden Wesl, Douglas Soyars, Mile Elird, Belinda Beach. l r 0 T x G0 0 Ns.,-,J XE. I Lefl fo righf, Firsf row: Shirley Parker, vice-presideni: sponsor: Lois Bowman: Ida Carolyn Turner, president Second row: Miss Bryanf, blic: Doris Ramsey: Barbara YEARBOOK CLUB QUILL A Lefi fo righf, Firsi row: Harry Gard, presideni: Susan Thomson. Second row: Bobby Gordon, Leslie Ford, Lor- efla Carpenfer, vice-presidenf: Dol Lewis, secreiary- Young, ireasurerg Mary Seo Bowles: Bobby Nichols. D SCROLL CLUB ireasurer: Ann Severance, Buddy Flanagan, program chairman: HewliH Sfith, Miss Bishop, sponsor. ' 6, nhl 4 SCIE CE CLUB Leff io righf, Firsi row: Ray Myers, secrefaryg Bobby Pusey, ireasurerg Raymond Kirby, Miko Cruz, vice- 'd L Second a president Gerald Walberg, pres: an row: Miss Dunnavanf, Miss Aliman, Miss Jackson, Mr. Kizer, sponsors. Lefl io righf, Firsi row: Billy Knox, Charles Bafson, Charles Jernigan, Douglas Bumgarner, Roger Dixon, David Brink- Chamberlayne, Jimmie Vaughan, Wesley Nock, Mike Mc- ley. Third row: Jim Meegean, Roberf Shriner, Bruce Donald. Second row: Vicfor Sielslri, Ben Jernigan, Lee Shorier, Richard Bishop, Chesier Tebo, Joe Crowling. 7 SCIENC 1 , C L U B J 5l, QM 'J Leff 'Io righf, Firsi row: Billy Gornio, Jacl: Early, Frances Ann JOMS. Baker, Sally Bass, Michael Black, Lyn Van Guy. Second Cleef. S'-I9 row: Roberf Nichols, Henry Leonhardf, Bob Thompson, Gibson. Roberl Morgan, James Siiherwood. Third row: Lenora Rinda Belcher, Mafhilda Hoffman, Jean Van Marwifz, Edward Heafh. Fourih row: Randal COLLECTING SPECIMENS-Leif +o righh Jean VanCIeef, Joan Newman, Willie Easiwood, Mike Efird. SCIENTIFIC EXPLORING-Leff 'fc righf: Joan Newman, Willie Easfwood, Milne Efird, Jean VanCleef. EXPERIMENTING-Leif Io righf, Firsf row: Charles Balson, Billy Knox, Henry Leonhardf, Wesley Nock, Jimmie Vaughan. Second row: Roberf Nichols, Lee Jernigan, Michael Black. 3 H- ,' 4, I . , fifyiijffifffpf ,W GI LS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Lefi fo righh Ruih Robey, vice-presidenh June Elder, presidenig Barbara Forbes, Ireasurer. -5 LeII Io righl, Firsi row: Barbara Black, Barbara Mercer, Helen Nobles, Margaref Barclay, Barbara Forbes, June Elder, Vir- ginia Vandenberry, Carlyn Bories. Second row: Miss Dickie, sponsor, Judy Dixon, Amelia Gray, Connie Capuio, Liu:-:He Headley, Pafiy Younger, Shirley SpruiII, Sandra Golden, Pafsy CoIe, Evelyn Brighf. Third row: Pafricia Zebb, Jeanne Young, ,. V1 1-4 -- we-arf, , ., , - - ,Q ., 7 1' ' vp, fa 52. .rw V ' Qweiwlf . E12 H -a 'A , ' ,,, 'ft-a..Lg,1 J' 5- -and GUARD THAT GIRL-Left Io righi: Jeaneifa John- son, Mary Seehorn, Marie Carey. Barbara Riffer, Imogene Spruill, Dorothy Phillips, Nancy Car- Ier, Margarei Overfon, Lillian Leonhardf, Kafherine Brannon. Fourrh row: Vaughn Green, Jean Nobles, Doris Malborn, Joyce Sexfon, Wilma RusseII, Jean Bazemore, Mary Daniels, Edna Hunt WAITING Fon ri-is BALL TO come BACK-hggy Ball. rl lily? e Lefl 'lo righr, Firsl row: Mary Henderson, Jayne Edwards. Helen Beasf, Jo Ann Creelrmore, Sue Harlan, Jaclxie Adams, Barbara Brown, Frances Burroughs, Mildred Kee- lon. Second row: Miss Simpson, sponsorg Dolores Belole, Mary Ann Alcox, Barbara Carler, Jackie Weaver, Faye PEP CLUB Haslrelr, Belly Joynes, Barbara Campbell, Elaine Hodges, Joan Cross, Dianne Paflerson. Third row: Carolyn Willrin- son, Nina Beauchamp, Rosemary Lovell, Barbara Capps, Karherine Woolard, Dorolhy Ellinglon, Joyce Bull, Pairicia Newlon. Zyeofolilifzepefzl Qdecjaflifwleamf Leff 'lo righr, Firsr row: Cafherine Talley, Lois Hinlle, Wanda Sue Maxey, Dolores Smirh, Joyce Alcox, Wini- fred Carper, Barbara Sullivan, Beverly Willrinson, Jackie Corbeff, Barbara Sinn, Thelma Gammon, Peggy Barbour. Carole Filrenrscher. Second row: Janie Johnson, Joan Banworrh, Ruby Bales, Edna Carlwrighr, Sheila Ammerman, Nancy Burk, Barbara Wells, Shirley Waddell, Palsy Wil- liamson, Mary Alice Smirh, Lynda Hill, Pafsy Smifh. Third row: Par Leonard, Berry L. McGuinn, Faye Carfer, Peggy Robinson, Marion Edwards, Barbara Gallup, Par Phelps, Shirley Severance, Mary Hamilron, Darlene Derby. Barbara Downs. Fourrh row: Befiy Curfman, Julia Hewilf, Louise Carpenrer, Elaine Breedlove, Par Haxfon, Jo Ann Rowland, Nile Webb, Ruby Harmon, Gerrrude Leonhari, Olive Chrisiiansen, Connie Rogers. r or ,yew x T 55:7 il' ' x ,pm . A A Z Leff +o righi, Firsi row: Roberf Wynne, Lee Byrd, Worfh Heaih, Mr. Sykes, sponsor. Second row: Robert La Rue, Raymond Thornron, president GRAPHIC ARTS 4-5 . .-Q. , s sa :adj , ago, 'TJ--Q5 'P. 4' 'P'- T I 4'- . Aft . A new I,-Y' , :lla 1 T -' s.r,, l .. -c .-tug' 52 Ap . .,.r T '-'ifn-..4'f1 QJN' -.' .gv ' ' . .., Wx' . w ,rf - .., - 4 P4q,.gEarA . riff- 'f -'r Q1 15, WP? MECHA ICAL DRAW! Leff fo righ+, Firsr row: Ted Coyner, president Alberf Griffin, Euri+h Grier, Marvin Smiih. Second row: John Poff, Thomas Johnson, Bobby Murphy, Bobby Flowers, Mr. Young, sponsor. Third row: Pefe Snyder, Paul Tripleff, Eugene Bryanf. - r' . 4- my, - Off LV u an Sb K X- s FOREIG LA GUAGE Lefl fo righl, Firsi row: Miss DeFord, co-sponsor: Slrippy Haynes, Charles Farris, vice-presidenh Ramona Reynolds, presidenl: Harrie'H' Sandlerlin, secrefaryp Leland Wlwilelaead, Treasurer: Mrs. Hodge, co-sponsor. Second row: Zanna Padgefr, Sheila Bamber, Jean VanCleef, Beverly Russell, Don Ober, Sianley Simpson, Carolyn Jones, Jane Ellioli, Helen Radford, Nancy Carfer. Parlez-vous francais? Well, somefimes. Lefi io righf, Firsf row: Sue Pillois, Talmage Harrell. Second row: ol cl ards, Ruth Robey. , we are having a beeg rime. Leff io righl: HarrieH Sanderlin, Zanna Padgerl, Leland Whifelmead. ,515 lwllff' 68 N.-pk. NQQNL - T :im my y 9 2' 'E' if Q5 '96 ATHLETIC Pilots Fini h ith 5-4-l Fm 'la 449 19 N x.4bd5..6Q. oobveisv 6- ?a?L79,pfvt'9 'y JQVQ 63' x ' x page If with .. . . The Pilots ville 4 lb 5 mod? X tp Q 22 49 v at fb E fi 6 I5 359 5 3X5 ' C rbett, senior o senior quarterb: 1 .ollhackp Garlanc 1 M ckiback' Qouglas .ca xckr Q new P 2 u x 'X' 6 13101 qv, GV ug YDK ee O05 su., .xg 9 .9 qi .A ed 009325 , M-9 Q, ix gain via the 'L Q 0693, 2 9, .Jr -s scored three cm 'Q' 5 iff, 9 Jw leld generalshlp 4 '1 2 4' 0 GL, Q, 5 splrlt have spark- '5 S z -f P' 'fr Q-,fn Q U, O gg eo .he o.. .. .me season under ' freshman coach Charlie Harrington. He ls regarded as a ilne deienslve back, also. nnounced as an Swoope, recently a is also a top -Foreman Field tackle, ' 'A 'of All-Tlddwater honors. A ' - Q-mlve I , ATQSW 'J '9 1 F5 rr. -.- Q fl? 9 'jk' Q T ai .'i' ...hr . .Pk .NQJIL THE '5I PILOT GRIDDERS-Leff To righf, FirsT row: Bobby Collier, Wylie French, Bobby Baker, Jim Crawley, Olin TrenT, John Tigmo, Claude Benham, Dean Harmon, Jerry Hodges, Dick Sessler, Frank Tompkins, Carol ClemenTs. Second row: John Cox, Dick Faris, WaTTie Ward, Donald NORVIEW-7 T-TERMITAGE-O OCTOBER 5 An inspired Norview PiloT eleven upseT The l-lermiTage PanThers 7-0 on OcTober 5 in Nor- view STadium Tor The PiloTs' TirsT Group One vic- Tory OT The young '5I grid season. ATTer Three scoreless periods, Charlie Flar- ringTon's lads scored The game's lone Touchdown in The Tading minuTes of The lasT sTanza on a Claude Benham aerial To end Wayne Powers. Jerry Hodges' kick spliT The uprighTs Tor The exTra poinT. Benham's passes To haliiback WaTTie Ward, coupled wiTh Donald Simmons' line bucking and Tommy BryanT's hard running, advanced The ball down The Tield Tor The PiloTs on Their do or die goalward march. The PiloT Torward wall was aT iTs besT, led by Tackle Bill Swoope. NORVIEW-6 WARWICK-O OCTOBER I2 Claude Benham's aerial To end Vince Gunn in The Tinal momenTs earned The PiloTs a 6-O vic- Tory over Warwick's Farmers aT Warwick on OcTober l2. Simmons, David KnighT, Bill Swoqpe, Dudley Haynie, James CorbeTT, Blackie King, BooTsie Kauffman, Larry Thomas, Tommy BryanT, Garland Radford, Tommy Nance, Douglas Bumgarner, Coach Jim Vass. Third row: Coach Bob Thelman, Frank Lea, Wayne Powers, Rooseveli Craw- For a period during The TilT iT looked as Though The winless Farmers were going To sTun The PiloTs by drawing a O-0 sTalemaTe wiTh Them. The PiloTs would have none oT This and soared Through To score a TD and Their second sTraighT Group One vicTory. NORVIEW-6 MAURY-I4 OCTOBER I9 Ralph ShoTgun Summerlin and The spinner play proved The downTall oT The PiloTs as They bowed To The Maury Commodores I4-6 OcTober I9 aT Foreman Field Tor Their TirsT '5I grid loss. Jim Crawley, diminuTive PiloT halTback, inTer- cepTed a Commodore pass in The iniTial period ThaT seT up The Norview TD. Claude Benham scored on a quarTerback sneak. WaTTie Ward's caTch oT Benham's 4O'yard jump pass in The end zone was probably The classiesT aerial exhibiTion oT The year. l-lowever, The play was wiped oTT The books because oT an ineligible pass receiver downfield. The PiloTs held a 6-O inTermission lead buT The sTrong Mapmaker reserves, coupled wiTh Bill Swoope's iniury, won ouT in The Tinal sTanza. , , , , 7 V, J, ,, - . ,,,, Q- -5-W, ,. ,cs M 1. I V- ,, 'Ga ,..3..wf -,...-t i ,fx A- 1,1 WL- ,,'! vi 'wie ' ' I , L f 0' 3' -cv A N ve- Sepf. Norview 25 ..... Oceana Sopf. Norview 6 .... Suffollr Ocf. Norview 7 .... Hormifage Ocf. Norview 6 .... Warwick Od. Norview 6 .... Maury Ocf. Norview 7 .....,.... Granby Nov. Norview I3 Newpori News Nov. Norview 7 ...... Cradock Nov. Norview I4 Soufh Norfolk Nov. Norview 6 ...Fayefieville ford, Vince Gunn, Bobby Twine, Rudy Mason, Bill Shawn, Bill Jones, James Washingion, Herberi Smilh, Jerome Eclrarcl, Tom Joseph, Bobby Curlman, Arnold Slriclzland, Randolph Murden, Head Coach Charlie Harringfon. ' dd ll fl Vi! FOOTBA l. l. li Mild' ' V U 'X ly' i v 'qv Vi -fl-JD 4 T I A V ALL-STARS-These Pilol gridders achieved recogni- Iion for Norview when Ihey earned berlhs on Ihe Group One All-Siar Ieams. On fha righl' are co- caplains Claude Benham and Bill Swoope. Ben- ham, a l45-pound T-formaiion quarlerback speci- alizing in passing, was elecled fo Ihe All-Tidewaler second feam. Swoope, an aggressive l75-pound Iaclcle who siood oul clelensively, was a member of lhe All-Foreman Field eleven and was voled All- Slale by a local scholaslic sporfswrifer. On Ihe lefl is anoiher All-Foreman Field lineman, cenfer Bill Sfrawn. Alihough in his 'lirsl' year on Ihe var- sify, Slrawn filled fhe slof like a veferan. I 7 6 0 0 I4 0 33 27 0 25 f ff Qi ff 'J' 5 XY QA , A 5 5 4- 4' P, Q ,A tg' V Q 'L' is Q gf - ev 0, ,F ? F Rosa Lee Davis. NORVIEW-7 GRANBY-O OCTOBER 26 The Norview PiloT gridders deTeaTed The Granby Blue ComeTs Tor The TourTh consecuTive year behind The brillianT playing oT halTback Jerry Hodges To The Tune oT 7-U aT Foreman Field on OcTober 26. The PiloTs Tallied The TilT's lone Touchdown early in The TirsT quarTer on Hodges' sweep around righT end. The conversion by Hodges ended The nighT's scoring as The PiloTs' excellenT deTense, led by Bill Swoope, Bobby Baker, Dick Faris and Bill Jones, held The ComeTs scoreless. Claude Benham's aerials To halTbacks Jim Crawley and WaTTie Ward advanced The ball inTo Granby TerriTory. Donald Simmons, Nor- view Tullback, made a TirsT down To send The PiloTs on Their goalward way. Hodges' play in The game earned him The Ledger-DispaTch's award oT scholasTic player oT The week. NORVIEW-7 CRADOCK-27 NOVEMBER 9 The Cradock Admirals, paced by Mickey Riggs, The STaTe's Top scorer, spoiled The PiloTs' Homecoming as They dealT Norview a 27-7 loss in The local sTadium. Dick Faris, PiloT halfback, Tallied The lone Norview TD in The second quarTer. The play had been seT up when Jim Crawley snagged Claude Benham's pass deep in Admiral TerriTory. Jerry Hodges' conversion aTTempT was good. THEY LED OUR CHEERS-These smiling Norview beaufies always kepT us yelling, win or lose. They are lefT To righT, Lou Ann Graves, Virginia Spar- row, Alice Cromwell, Erma Brooks, co-capTain Jackie Holf, co-capTain Marlene Beard, Jean Rae Boyd, Faye Meeks, Sue Harlan, Caroline Myers. Absenf from The picTure are Janie Tomlinson and One Cradock Touchdown was scored on Harry BarTleTT's pass To Doug Hardee, buT The resT oT The show belonged To Riggs, The Flyin' Admiral. Bill Swoope's ouTsTanding play in The TilT neTTed him The Mr. Pigskin award. He laTer reigned in ThaT capaciTy aT The Homecoming Dance. NORVIEW-I4 S. NORFOLK-O NOVEMBER I6 The Norview PiloT gridders, recovering Trom a Homecoming loss The week beTore, invaded Cascade Park on November I6 To spoil The TirsT annual Tiger Bowl as They downed The SouTh Norfolk Tigers I4-O. AlThough weaTher condiTions marred The PiloTs' aerial show and limiTed The scoring, Nor- view was in command ThroughouT The TilT. Tommy BryanT, speedy PiloT Tullback, played his besT game oT The year as he Tallied boTh Nor- view Touchdowns. Jerry Hodges, halTback, made good boTh conversion aTTempTs. DespiTe The spunky quarTerbacking oT Tresh- man Johnny Haywood The Bengals never ad- vanced The ball beyond The Norview 25-yard sTripe. The Norview Torewall solidly held The Tigers behind The ace deTensive work oT Tackles Bill Swoope and Dudley Haynie and guard John Tig mo. N. 'Y lc BASKETBALL GET IN THERE AND FIGHT-says Charlie Har- ringTon, subsTiTuTing Tor The iniured PiloT menTor Lou Hansen, during half-Time of The Maury game aT The CiTy Arena. NORVIEW-54 CRADOCK-52 DECEMBER I4 ln his TirsT role as a sTarTer in an EasTern DisTricT ConTerence baslceTball game Les Fleming scored The Tying and winning goals as The Norview Pilofs downed The Cradock Admirals 54-52 in an overTime period December I4 in The Cradoclc gym- Trailing Tor mosT oT The TilT The PiloTs rallied To Trip The Admirals in The Three-minuTe overTime on Eleming's pair oT push shoTs. The TirsT lcnoTTed The score aT 52-all and The second provided The THE I95I-'52 EDITION OF THE NORVIEW BASKETBALL TEAM-The Norview Pilof cagers coached by Lou Hansen. BeTTer known as The Norview liTTle men They are, leTT To righT, FirsT row: Poopie Leland, Bobby Alsfon, Claude PiloTs' margin oT vicTory. Fleming neTTed IO poinTs Tor The nighT. Bobby AlsTon led all scoring as he Tallied I9 marlcers Tor Lou I-lansen's crew. Claude Ben- ham sanlc ll Tallies while playing a brillianT de- Tensive and rebound game beTore Touling ouT in The Third quarTer. The PiloTs had To overcome a poor sTarT which saw Them spoT The Admirals an I8-4 iniTial sTanza lead. Benham. Second row: Les Fleming, Blackie King, Jimmy Eubanks, Joe Pullen. Third row: Charles HoI+, Glenn Fos- Ter, Jim Washingfon, Curly Jennings, PeTe Snyder. AbsenT from The picfure is KeiTh BenneTT. SNYDER CONNECTS-Forward Pefe Snyder nofs a hook shof for fhe Pilofs. ALSTON WITH A ONE-HANDED PUSH-Bobby Alsfon racks up a one-handed push slwof for Norview. BENNETTS TAP-Keiflw Benneff, Pilof pivofman, faps in fwo poinfs as Norview roufs Soufh Nor- follr. Number I5 is Jimmy Eubanlms. LELAND OUTJUMPS THE TIGERS-Liffle People Leland oufiumps fhe Tigers fo nef fwo poinfs for fhe Pilofs. SINKING A HOOK-Pilof cenfer Keifh Benneff follies fwo poinfs for Norview as he nefs a hook shof. Mgt! 5 '2 BROADCASTING THE GAMES-Radio sfefion WNOR broadcesfed mosT of The PILOTS' games, af home and on TWO POINTS FOR NORVIEW Bobby Alsfon, Norview The road. Lefi To righT: Josh Barry, WNOR SporTs Di- sharpshoofer, challzs up Two poinTs es The PiIoTs defeaTed recforg FaT Vincenf, spoHer and sTaTisTician, and Herb CradocIr's Admirals in The Norview gym. I LCIarIr. il-14 l'lHlxl1AH11l1lll NORVIEW-46 NEWPORT NEWS-55 JANUARY 8 WiTh The colorful Julie Conn, Typhoon coach, screaming encouragemenT, The NewporT News baslceTeers downed The PiIoTs 55-46 in a Tough sTruggle January 8 on The Norview hardwood. Conn broughT his Typhoons baclc Trom The locker room wiTh a slighT 25-22 inTer- mission lead, in Top gear and They never Trailed again in The TilT. For The TirsT Tew minuTes The PiloTs, paced by guard Curly Jennings, played an amazingly TasT game and held a IO-9 iniTial period lead. I-Iowever, neiTher Team could sTand The Telling pace. Bob Conley, Typhoon guard, led all scoring wiTh I5 marlcers, followed by Nor- view's Bobby AlsTon wiTh l2. Buddy Ballard neTTed nine Tallies Tor The Peninsula quinT and Claude Benham sanlc eighT Tor The PiloTs. NORVIEW--46 SOUTI-I NORFOLK-45 JANUARY I8 WiTh Bobby AlsTon and KeiTh BenneTT leading The way, wiTh I3 and I2 poinTs, respecTively, The PiloTs edged 5ouTh Norfollcs Tigers 46-45 January I8 in Tigerland. Les Fleming was The game's hero when he sanlc The TilT's winning baslceT, a one- handed push shoT. SouTh Norfolk-led aT half-Time 26-22 buT The Tine play of Curly Jennings and BenneTT under The baclcboards lcepT Norview in The heaT of The Tray. Guard Glenn FosTer's fancy dribbling and ball-handling baffled The Tigers as The PiloTs pulled The Tree-ze in The final momenTs. NORVIEW-4l HAMPTON-54 JANUARY 22 Jim Bowen and Company, namely The I-IampTon Crabbers, downed Norview 54-4I January 22 in The spacious I-lampTon gym. I BENHAM NETS A PUSH-Claude Bonham, Norview guard Tallies a push shoi ageinsf The Maury Commodores. NORVIEW-45 WARWICK-37 FEBRUARY Norview T-ligh's IiTTle men had no Trouble downing Warwiclc's Farmers 45-37 as PiloT menTor Lou Hansen empTied The bench February I on The PiloT courT. Glenn FosTer and Les Fleming, who led all scoring wiTh I l and IO poinTs in order, broke The poinT column TirsT wiTh a seT shoT and push shoT To puT The locals in TronT 4-O. STuarT ATlcinson's push shoT cuT The Norview lead To Two Tallies, The same edge The PiloTs held aT The close oT The iniTial sTanza. Poor marlcsmanship hindered The Farmers in The second Trame as They could neT only one Tield goal and a Toul Throw Tor Three markers. The PiloTs, suTTering no such Troubles, Toolc advanTage oT The Warwick slump To grab a 26-I3 inTermission lead. AlThough The Peninsula Tive ouTscored The PiloTs I6-5 in The Tinal period, l-Tansen's reserves leTT The Tloor wiTh a comTorTable EasTern DisTricT vicTory. NORVIEW-48 GRANBY-65 FEBRUARY I2 Carlos Romubio, Tlve-TooT, seven-inch CorneT sharpshooTer, paced Granby's ComeTs To a 65-48 EasTern DIsTricT win over The PiloT cagers February I2 in The ComeT gym. Romubio, swishing in long one-handed push shoTs Trom ouTside The lcey, neTTed I4 QT his I8-poinT ToTal in The TirsT halT as Granby grabbed a 4I-26 half-Time margin. Glenn FosTer, Tive-eleven guard, was The chieT poinT-geTTer Tor Lou l-Tanse-:n's PiloTs wiTh I4. Bobby AlsTon Tallied eighT markers Tor Norview. Billy Tyndall and Ralph Razl' l-lalsTead each sanlc I2 Tallies Tor Donald GriFfin's Blue ComeTs. AlThough conTrasTing in size six-Tour Jim WashingTon and Tive-Tive Poopie Leland neTTed idenTical scoring marlcs, sinlcing seven poinTs each. The CcmeTs, having an Mon nighT, iusT couldn'T miss, sinking seemingly impossible long seT shoTs and push shoTs. FOSTER SINKS A LAY-UP-Guard Glenn F-osier neTs Two - T I I- h h - n g J.V. BASKETB LL Norview Norfolk Academy 3I Norview .... ,......... H opewell 37 Norview .,.. ...,..... C radock 68 Norview ...... Hamp+on 36 Norview .... Newpori News 34 Norview ,....... Granby 40 Norview ... ,......,.., . Wilson 49 NOI'Vi0W .... .... S ouih Norfolk 49 Norview ....,.. Hamp+on 48 Norview ......... Maury 57 N0rVl9W .... .... N ewporf News 50 Norview ...,... Warwick 48 Norview ....... Wilson 5I Norview ..., Cradock 39 Norview .,.... Warwick 28 Nofvlew .....,,. Granby 48 Norview .,,. ....... S ouih Norfolk Norview .,., ,..,.........,. M aury N0fVleW Norfolk Academy 38 N0l'Vi9W . . .,......,. Hopewell NORVIEW'S FUTURE PILOTS-The Piloi cagers of io- morrow are 'roday's iunior varsily baskeiball loam. Lefr +o righf, Firsf row: Tommy Hill, Jack Howell, Bill Van Benschoien, Marvin Byrd, Johnny Grau, manager Bill Henry, manager Don Brownley. Second row: Coach Char- MASON SINKS A PUSH-Bruce Mason, Piloi 'for- ward lnumber I4l sinks a push sho? for Char- lie Harring+on's charges againsf Granby's LiHle Camels. Lloyd Woodhouse, pivolrnan inumlaer 4, is fhe ofher Baby Pilol' in lhe piclure. lie Harringfon, Richard Harlan, Cecil Mariineife, Bruce Woodworlh, Billy Redfern, Mali Marshall. Third row: Gerald Warringion, Frank Vines, Bruce Mason, Lloyd Woodhouse, Lynn Gaskins. K ,iN V viEw's RTN-Bill sum., hen weighf rgrappler, Throws 285-pound Gerald Wiley, of Roanoke, in fhe second period. po WRESTLI G l ri-is Nonvisw MATMEN - -Lef+ +o right Firsf row: Bobby Bunch, JamesgM gegaeloberf Fry, Carl Bories, Vernon Marsh. Secbndbyiyrf' anager Garry Cobel, Paul Sfelz- ,fy ' . Ly L, xx ,ji ' P' f .W .. 'Y THREE POINTS FOR THE PIL OTS- Colin Sleele chalking up 'Three poinfs for +he Pilcfs as he decisions Jack Orr in fl-ie I2I-pound class, February 8, when fhe Pilofs upsei Roanoke. ner, Harry Gard, Carol Clemenis, Frank Tompkins. Third row: Bill Swoope, Dudley Haynie, Olin Red Treni, Coach Jim Voss. A EL In y f 9 i Lf 4' I T ' , I if v S . My T Q K K A V O A24 -F X5 ' i ' 'X 'I v f-4 -F' V 79 ii firm I CHAMPS-Winners of fha Nor-Porl Division of 'ihe Easlern Disiricf, Ihe Norview baseball Ieam. Lefi Io righi, Firsf row: Lee Richard, Jimmy Crawley, Bobby Alsion, Clarence Bales, Jack Terry, Joe Poole. Second row: Vince Gunn, Wylie French. Claude Bonham, Beaver Yafes, Bill Swoope, BASEBALL Andy Leidy's Norview Pilois won rhe Nor- Pori' Division of Ihe Easiern Disirici' baseball Conference lGroup Onel for 'rhe lirsi lime as 'Ihey downed Ihe Granby Come'rs 5-4 behind 'rhe brilliani pilching of Lee Richard on May 2 I, I95 I. Norview rallied in Ihe IaI'e innings To Icnoclc Jimmy Knolls, siarfer and loser, from ihe box in favor of big righlhander Bubba West Leidy's sluggers, led by Bill Swoope, had already done The damage. In ihe lone game played a+ Norview on May 25 in a Three-game series wilh Ihe Wilson Presi- 'Ihrow his curve. Fred Bonham, Ken Sullivan. Third row: Coach Andy Leidy, Boo+sie Horfon, Curly Jennings, Jim Wash- ingion, Les Cariwrighf, Keiih Benneii, BooIsie Kauff- man. denrs for Ihe Easlern Disiricl crown, Ihe Pilois edged Ihe Prexies 8-7 in a I2-inning Iili. The Pilois 'reed off lor I8 hiis off 'rhree Prexie hurlers as Norview ace LeI7+y Lee Rich- ard Iimiled Ihe visiiors Io six saielies while going Ihe rouie. Richard slruclc ouf I3 while allowing only Three wallcs lor his sevenih win of Ihe season. I-Ie had buf one loss. Norview Iallied 'rhe winning run in Ihe IZII1 frame when calcher Bobby Alslon reached Ifirsi on an error, srole second, advanced 'ro Third on Richards single Io Iefi field and scored on an overlhrow. In 'rhe firsi Iilr of 'rhe series Ihe Presidenis blanked 'rhe Pilois 2-O in Cub Siadium May 23 in a Iighl' mound duel berween righlhanders Booisie I-Iorron of Norview and WiIson's Sonny Richardson. Baclc ai 'ihe Cub Siadium May 26 for Ihe 'Ihird and deciding game oi Ihe series, Ihe Pilois bowed 'ro Ihe Prexies IO-4. The Pilois held an early 2-O lead buf 'rhe Presidenis siaged a five-run uprising in 'rhe Third frame and were never headed again. PILOT MOUND ACE-Soufhpaw Lee Richard prepares Io lr, Yum H 'tw I rm' PM e A TW I T I E S Norview Plan for . . I f 4 Pat Vnncent l 1 f W'ith Bill S1 in , ,. , - ,, ,C , 0 'sinking vinnumann iv Jxgfixlg-RJAEF VIRQLNLAY NOVEZIAIQER 29, l95l A rj :for HN ,104-,lmm Lam mp- ,' 'sq I hl e most Hg Qing, Wagai sown! am ur 64,54 6 UI Qtered Bus Riders rwrxrgvxe 11 me mr vo . X ' - sa Y mums' 68 mega G KQHOJW-D Sulmolls 0 rlence Hot 'Tune enmusiasuc welc A 4, ' was-Jfsgo ' J Square Town Wee A 04 ve ig, 906' editor oi the C Uiebqr 80445 L 'OJZQEV Queen and Bill pmf, Q Q0 'JG 6,55 'L 1, skin was only o viegew Cf, eo -'bagel Noi-vlew's 1-lon O- so '90 ff K -9 - duction of a ne : Norvlew Band, 5? 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J J , ' ' '. 30 L orx lem ltcs Glam, HOL wif-jgrw is to mmm dem Of me Egg! , Mrs. Martha Flowers and Omega while Nam MQ ' . ixre Dexegatcs ofiicers- hymn to nmle Che gms rn gif ' NW exlllanaf-i0f1 d U19 Club PUYPOSE some 60 led res dressed all in At Meetlllg to create, maintain and extend will will takepthebpledge. The service , e at be given by Carol Brooks, Nancy which will be held by candlelight, will wnm ' horne, Rose Butler, Connie be iollowed by a prayer, given by Dec ' ' r- Virginia Jackeman. b ' the newmex bers ee , bee ' ---resented Mchaw ' -- Hefty Christiansen and Ba A welcome to all ' ' ' 4'-'en bv Mrs. Margaret Smith, dh Presidenl ....., Vice-Presidenl . .. Secrelary ..... Treasurer .... Reporier . . . Sponsor l OFFICERS STUDE T CO-OPERATIVE Presidenl Micldlefon calls lhe assembly fo order. Clillon lvliddlelon ,... Ben Jernigan Carol Broolcs Callnerine lsaclore ...,.. Pai Vincenl ... Miss SCOH Lefi io righf, Firsl row: Carol Brooks, Cliffon Micldlelon. Second row: Calh- erine Isadore, Ben Jernigan, Miss Scokf, Pal Vincenf. : l ASSOCIATIO Leff lo righfz Clif+on Middlelon, Tide- waler Dislricf Presidenf, has a friendly cha? wiih Bill Rhue, Norfolk Couniy- Soufh Norfolk Federafion President THE S.C.A. COUNCIL-Leff lo righi, Firsf row: Rufh row: Jackie Vaughn, Barbara Adkins, Mary Anna Holloway. Robey, Barbara Windley, Ann Neilson, Caroline Myers, Third row: John Gregory, Hewleff Sfifh, Bobby Wilder, Joyce Casfeen, Pal Hoggard, Lou Ann Graves. Second Colin Sfeel, Gerald Walberg, THE I952 PILOT JUNE TURNER BEN JERNIGAN MISS BRYANT STAFF Ecliior .,........ ..... J une Turner Ari Ecliior ........... ,..... W aiiie Ward Business Manager . .. ...,.. Ben Jernigan Aclveriising Manager ....... Caiherine lsaclore Assisiani Ediior . . . ,.,. Rosalyn Rawlings Subscripiion Manager . ....... Carolyn Carr Club Ecliior ...... . . . Lou Ann Graves Promoiion Direcior ..,........ David Foxworfh Aciiviiies Ediior .... ...... C arol Brooks Secreiary 'ro +l1e Ediior ........... Jackie Beale Sporls Ediior ..... ........ P ai Vinceni' Secreiary io +l1e Business Manager :Copy Ediior .............. Nancy Mcl.awhorn Jean Rae Boyd yfkssisiani Copy Ediior .......... Shirley Parker Sponsor . . . ..... Miss Bryani -Le-fi io righi, Firsf row: Lou Ann Graves, Pai' Vincenf, Ben Parker, David Foxworfh, Hollis Jennings, Wylie French, -' Jernigan, June Turner, Cafherina Isadore, Wa++ie Ward. Carol Brooks, Jean Rae Boyd, Jackie Beale. 'fsecond row: Carolyn Carr, Nancy McLawhorn, Shirley Q Yi il 'i,:C'f-,, , WATCH THE BIRDIE-Lef? fo righf: Bill Mclnfosh, Phofographerg Shirley Parker, Pai Vincenf, Carolyn Carr. GOING TO SOLICIT ADS-Leff +o righi: Lou Ann Graves, Jean Rae Boyd, David Foxworih, Cafherine Isadore. Scheduling picfures, ryping copy, proof reading, soliciling adverlisemenis and meei- ing deadlines are some of lhe acfivilies 'rhal' kepl The 1952 Piloi slaff busy This year. The willingness lo work and io co-operale shown by every member of The sfaff and excellenf leadership has made our work yinleresfing and pleasant WORKING ON THE DUMMY-Lefi 'lo right Firsf row: Jackie Beale, Nancy McLawhorn. Second row: Waffie Ward, Carol Brooks. B Na .. I ,al 1. ' Vik- i: i1-egg. Msg-as .T K- THE I952 CO-PILOT BOBBY GORDON SYLVIA PARKER 'N MISS BISHOP WiTh Three monThs oT resT under Their beITs. members oT The Co-PiIoT bounced back iriTo acTiviTy and produced a Tabloid size newspaper, discarding The handbill size ThaT had been Their Trade marlc Tor The pasT Two years. Tips Taken in sTride aT The SouThern InTerschoIasTic Press conTab, where The Co-PiIoT Tool: honors, proved guides To a well rounded newspaper, one received enThusi- asT3caIIy by The sTudenT body and TacuITy. WiTh iTs increased circuIaTion, The Co-PiIoT was able To bring To The sTudenTs, problems which had been noTiceabIe Tor some Time. Response To The Alma MaTer conTesT, which The newspaper advo- ALWAYS GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT, SAYS BOBBY GORDON TO THE REPORTERS, MEMBERS OF THE FIRST YEAR JOURNALISM CLASS. LefT To righf, FirsT row: Lou Ann Graves, CaTherine Isadore, Carol Brooks, June Turner, caTed in iTs pages, proved The Co-PiIoT was growing more inTIuenTiaI every issue. fXTTer a suggesTion Trom The pubIicaTion, a sTudenT gov- ernrnenT commiTTee was Tormed which presenTed suggesTions Tor beTTer managemenT oT dances. Realizing The imporTance oT honor among sTudenTs, The Co-PiIoT began a series presenTing The subiecT To sTudenTs and began calling Tor a more responsible aTTiTude here. WiTh pride, The newspaper boasTs oT originaTing The TidewaTer Press AssociaTion, a meeTing oT all schools in This viciniTy To discuss and exchange ideas Tor im- proved high school journalism. Nancy McLawI'1orn. Second row: Sharon FanT, Jack Will, Molly Gardner, Carolyn Bowman, Carolyn Carr, Roberf Reynolds, PaTTy Younger, Ben Jernigan, Jerry Wheeler. WORKING TO MEET THEIR DEADLINE Leff fo righf Second row: Donald Filby, Ann Wrighf, Nancy Elkins, Furs? row Bobby Gordon Dolores Winder Sylvia Parker Dorolhy Lewis, Margaref Severance, Pa? Vincent STAFF Ediior , ., .,.......,........... Bobby Gordon Associale Edilor . . r . . .Sylvia Parlcer Business Manager ..,. ...... D onald Filby Sporfs Edilor ,,... .......... P af Vincenl News Edilor ..,. ,. . Margarel Severance Fealure Ediior ....,.... Charles Chamberlayne Make-up Ediror .,..........,. Dolores Winder Assisfanl Make-up Edilor ....... Doroihy Lewis Circulaiion Manager .........,.. Nancy Elkins Exchange Ediior ...,.........,.. Anne Wriqhf Phofographers .... Dolores Winder and Jaclc Will Sponsor ........................ Miss Bishop DOWN AT THE PRINTERS FOR LAST MINUTE ADJUST- MENTS-Leff fo righl: Bobby Gordon, Jael: Will, Dolores Winder, Miss Bishop, Dol Lewis. WX' Y s BAD ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS- Lefl fo righf, Firsl row: Bous mand, Myers, Newman, Fox worfh, Soyars, Cherry, McFalls Griffith. Second row: Peake Moore, l. e s 'l' e r, Pallerson, Gard, Tullle, Hea1h,Walberg. Bb Clarinels: Soyars, Cherry, Carpenler, Taylor, Barnes, Gibson, Jessup, Blevins, Gregory, While Wrenn, Robison, Farmer, Glover, Twine, Duvall. Allo Clarinefsz McFalls, Nelson. Bass Clarinefs Grilililh, Thorpe. Oboe and English Horn: Foxworfh. Oboe: Whilehead. Flule and Piccolo: Hoggard Flulesz Belcher, Borum, Kauffman, Moore, Thornfon, Goodman. Bassoons: Newman, Willoughby, Sfory Allo Saxophone: Myers, Lesler, Mozingo. Tenor Saxophone: Gornlo, Bousman. Barilone Saxophone Graves. Bass Saxophone: Cherr. French Horns: Moore, Pealne, Kline, Wall, Perry. Cornels: Walberg sy, pg, 7 ffi f ' 5 ., H- ? 3 ,M ' is ,f V4 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE- l Leff io righl, Firsf row: Belly ' Jean Cherry, sophomore: Joycelyn Gregory, freshman, Diane Willoughby, iunior. Sec- ond row: Douglas Soyers, chair- man, Harry Gard, senior. MAJORETTES-Leff 'io righf, Firsf row: Barbara Murry, Sally Lincoln. Second row: Shirley Sykes, Belly Jo Hugo, Faye Ballance, Sharon Thornlon, Dol Ellis, Pai Kline, Carolyn Smilh. McDonald, Heaih, Finney, Aiwood, Langley, Hyers, Wilkinson, Crews. Trumpels: TuHle, Chamberlayne. Barifones: Lesler, Barnes, Madison, Hines. Trombones: McCuis+on, Kerman, Langley, Perkins, Owens, Greenwood, Lowlon. Basses: Gard, Pelerson, Horner, Pallerson, Flanagan, Helburg. Drums: Johnson, Meeks, Overlon, Early, Welch, Gufhrie. Tympani: Marslencler, Knapp. Vibrophone: Welion. lnsei: Mr. Duvall, Direclor. I w f i 5 , 7 D .. Q e ,, ! Q . r 1 I T 5 1 fl Qi ii, Wfvwze ,- Q ,-g li, ll '53 iii Un fm P F Q9 2 it , A 81138152 JE ,E 5 i gains HOMECOMI G From ray, ral'1 leam 'ro The soil slrains of Because of You, Homecoming was a big success. Willw sparlcling eyes and slighl bluslmes, Bill and Pal danced The lirsl number as if 'rlwey were lruly a lcing and queen. To lop off a won- derful niglil Mr. Duvall presenled The Norview Alma Maier. PAT VINCENT. HOMECOMING QUEEN. HOMECOMING CELEBRITIES REIGN AT HOME- COMlNG DANCE-Leff io rigid: Jeclrie Holf, Maid of Honor: Pal Vincenf, Queen: Bill Swoope, Mr. Pigskin: Mildred Vernon, Maid: Rosalyn Rawl- ings, Maid. SONGS AND LAUGHTER WELCOME BACK THE MISS BRYANT PRESENTS FOOTBALL REMEM- OLD GRADS BRANCES TO THE EVENING'S HONORED GUESTS. 'V . 1 L DEAN MARTIN AND JERRY LEWIS WITH THEIR GIRL FRIEND-Leff fo righi: Franlxlin Lea, Julia Spangler, Jimmy Bingley. NGRVIEW VAR VARIETY SHOW CAST-Leff 'ro righi, Firsi' row: Jerry Wheeler, Billy Elheridge, Bobby Wheeler, Carol Ficlren- sher, Harry Beers, Delaine SuHon, Paul Cherry. Second row: Donald Simmons, Clara Hill, Barbara Sione, Danny Biggs, Jessie Roberis, Louise Vera, Shirley Jessup, Donald ENDMEN BEGIN THE SHOW WITH DIXIE. IETY SHCDW Filby. Third row: Randolph Wafson, Richard Weaver, Mildred Vernon, Charles Brown, Alberia Myers, Cliffon Middleion, Sally Miller, Henry Hollifield, James Bingley, Myra Weaver, David Foxworfh, Bobby Gordon, Thelma Tafem, Jackie Scruggs. MR. MISSES , I .M I ,I 9' I , ,K 4 ., 1 0 R YJ EM righfz Shirley Wagner, Douglas Soyers, Eclifh 'fl' ' Brauns. ,f ,w , y if up I 'L ff! 1 ,I ,il ,W i J L VOTING FOR THE MR. AND MISSES. L, ,f J nl M, I, fl' , i- :VVV A a'. ' f, I THE CELEBRITIES LOOK EACH OTHER OVERL ff 7 L L' U Bob Balmer, Runner-up: Shirley Wagner, Miss Nor-'V Nl-' L view: Edith Breuns, Miss Norviewg Douglas Soyarsv n ,, Mr. Norview. . THE LUCKY STIFFH-Lefi Io righI: Shirley Wagner, Bob Baker, Ediih Brauns. 93 , V , 1 ,,- fLy,Tjyg'f 4 ,I LL U J' , V X- L 'I , ,', E - l ' 4- 'Cl ' ' rl xf 4: YL. ll' M 7' Q yi. ,' by L ni.. ,A D I ' b. sk!! 1 lx., , FHL .fl .A .fl I. I .ay E P. yy xyL,f.JV, ,Aff , ,, , , y , . L yi I . M- :, L! J L , I-Ll fu I . A , l ' .' IW M3 y 5' - ff 'xy , L, ,Irv gf' ,,,, THE nos: MR. AND Misses NORVIEW-Leif +of-'4'jf.'fi L ,,,.,l1 yu MAY DAY HER MAJESTY'S COURT-Lef+ lo riglni, Firsl' row, Maids: Sylvia Parker, Faye Ballance, Marlene Beard, Faye Meeks, Jean Rae Boyd, Erma Brooks, Sally Lincoln. Absenl' from piclure, Rosalyn Rawlings. Second row, Airendanrs: Barbara Adkins, Edith Brauns, Carolyn Carr, Alice Cromwell, Caiherine Isadore, Jean Tafem, Nancy Downs, Belly Hoggard. Second row: Connie Headly, Nancy McLawhorn, Jean Rowland, Diane Willoughby, Shirley Wagner, Naney Beaver, Mildred Vernon, Frances Hogue. Q 5' , F ,iff ,ga 61, F , K 3? H Jackie Holi .j i MAID OF HONOR if Carol Brooks QUEEN OF THE MAY V 'i I I it E -,W M 9- v W L .3 rg e TT-TE SNOW BALL: Even Though There wasn'T a snowball To be had. The cold biTing air, The warm cheerful greeTings, The lovely colored lighTs oT The huge ChrlsTmas Tree, and The TacT ThaT vacaTion was around The corner added iusT The righT Touch oT gaieTy To The TesTive aTmosphere of The TirsT formal dance oT The season. THE HEART HOP Memories of a new dress, Tlowers, and a phoTograph of a happy boy and girl make a valenTine To keep always. A lovely queen and her courT Till our ThoughTs as we look back on The brighT spoT oT The mid-winTer season-The HearT l-lop. THE JUNICR PROM Thumbing 'rhrough lhe THE HALLOWEENQDKM 7 DANCE: Blue ieans and bobby soclcs made lhelfi, 'UJ 1 Halloween Dance an inci- denl lo remember as an example of rhe good limes lhaf can be had when friends gel fogefher in a pleasanf informal almo- sphere. ffl fiijlyfiivipl ff J l SCHODL DANCES pages of our scrapbook, a formal bid, a program 'filled wilh aulographs, and a faded orchid pressed befween lhe pages, re- mind us. The Seniors of l952, of lhar exlra special occasion - The Junior Prom. 6-'N -V Whiling away recess by play- ' f -5 21 emi K' N-'11 Loolnng over our frophnes. ing baskeiball. Hard af work in our library. Cramming during sludy hall. , ii, y swf' V173 ,gawk r,yy Ari Worlz coniribufecl by Wal- fie Ward. This PTA program shows some of Norview's lunch room scenes. G! ' Fx ..-V.-.. ' 4. Always room for one more. Fuiure Norview High School sfudenis. OH io work or home. The versahle huis. u . . , e 2 The cenfer of aiirachon - fha coke machine. Homeward bound when fha day is over. As We dose, We See 0ur Newsboy A Graduate .... IN APPRECIATION Wilhin lhese pages we have allempled 'ro presenl a glimpse of life al Norview I-ligh during lhe l95I-52 school year. II 'rhe year is relived in your memory each lime you open This book, we shall have accomplished our purpose. We realize lhal wilhoul Ihe help of cerlain individuals and groups Ihal lhe publicalion of Ihis boolc would nol' have been possible. We wish lo express our sincere apprecialion To 'rhe following: Mr. W. E. Campbell, our principal, wifhoul' whose supporl and assislance lhis edilion would noi' have been possible. Mr. Bill Mclnlosh and Mr. Dewill Hood, our pholographers, for 'rheir co-operalion and inlinile pafience in producing lhe picfures in Ihis yearboolc. Campus Publishing Company for prinfing our boolc, especially Mr. Neill Walson. Iheir represenlalive, whose lellers, visirs and suggeslions solved many problems and gave us new confidence. Mrs. Nancy Bracey for lceeping our records in lip-lop shape. Our adverfisers for Iheir mos?-welcomed palronage. The sludenls for whom This boolc was published. As Edilor of 'rhe I952 Pilo+, I wish +o express my mosl hearlfell fhanlcs 'ro all Ihe members of Ihe slafl for 'rheir hard worlc and splendid co-operalion and also Io Miss Bess Bryant our sponsor, whose palience, suggeslions and solulions +0 any problem gave us inspiralion and incenlive. Sincerely, JUNE TURNER. Edilor. yffff fn 'ing S N 351: QM 4 Wg 'YW' :'f'X 'rf2fs1121 ., favs' 03- cf 2, i w?:?.9 4 Gifs? . DAQ, .ef W IW ,904-453.111-'SL QW, Q5 7,1 W fra' 1214? , ,. T. - - 9 'D W' WM 5' bay! cm vgoga may s Y-ox:!:1?'te M A29 vgakw J., fQgyieia,X4'Y1 M w. W Nw +0 N S' Bw HL 'BFE' EH , X nf . U J'-ZH' Zi, W ' Mg, 'os' sy 'W Q. UMW Q? ' 9 an is Y- EAN , pw-'-W1-xv 146-eip M 1 ,J in Nay, 1 M M Wg? MW af? 5 . 4' Mg' IR J, nkuusl' W lbw- A , K 1 fpnt gum My In J Q .9 .,' mf iwwy 'Ultra JV S kgs ,fu Miva? JQU5: .r 6 6,v,4, ' gifs? JILL q..hP,+X-v ,M-W W H Zgfzmzw fs wtf? wk- nozsbiffnwpm fy 'jx' 2 :Aman V098 W f pf' a 4 M X Pl Q -'S' ' 6' WA 61 W 'L f' -sf s W w.- rl W .- cis f 1 ' Vg WWW 63 .-JW 4 4 C' . Qjf? if Q! Q21 MQW? ZZ '3- Y, Afffzvdb Q31 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE PILOT 'A' Taste the Difference .-fry.. BIRTCHERD DAIRY PRODUCTS 1600 Monticello Avenue ar Under Laboratory Control Phone: 2 65 0 1 if MILK-ICE CREAM Member of the Quality Check Ice Cream Association l02 I I.. Compliments 0f B A C H M A N N ' S In the Heart of N orviewn Compliments vf VIRGINIA TRANSIT COMPANY l Compliments o f W. T. BYRNS Electrical Contractor Compliments of CORN AND DAMERON Builders and Contractors TIP TOP PHOTOS Quality Photos - Finishing Sewell's Point and Little Creek Road Compliments of E. RAY HOWELL Compliments of LIBERAL CLOTHIERS Comvlfmfs of J' A'41ff2Q,QQ',Q'CSQ1', Q5.',1'g',Q'Qe 's FORD'S FURNITURE, INC. Phone: 44553 Norfolk, V Compliments of Compliments of COoPER,S BALTIMORE BAKERY Ifwdm 431 GRANBY STREET phone: 37049 Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Mavhin s C 'P 'f 'S of SINGER SEWING CENTER TAYLOR BURGESS Beauty salon 7524 GRANBY STREET sem cl-IESAPEARE BOULEVARD Telephone: ssoss Wax-d's comer Compliments of MERCURY ROLLER RINK Compliments of BOND BREAD Compliments of BODNER-SHAMES, INC. 1601 Monticello Avenue Compliments of ROTH'S jewelry - Clothing 142 GRANBY STREET PERRY'S CAMERA SHOP AT WARD'S CORNER O. G. BATES Builder and Contractor 6014 East Sewell's Point Road Phone: 633596. Oakdale Furniture Exchange SeWell's Point and Cottage Toll Road Free Delivery Cash or Terms Phone: 84705 Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Compliments of VILLAGE MARKET PHONE: 83793 156 East SeWell's Point Road Compliments of THE 7-UP BOTTLING CO. OF NORFOLK, INC. Compliments of TRINITY STUDIOS Portrait and Commercial Photography Compliments of CHARLES CAMPBELL PIANO COMPANY Cut Your Auto Insurance Cost STATE FARM MUTUAL W. F. TIGNOR, Agent Bus. Phone: 57153 Res. Phone: 89168 Compliments of Arthur C. Boughton, D,D.S. 1256 CENTER AVENUE Phone: 55564 Broad Creek Village LaWrence's Shell Service 29TH 85 GRANBY STREETS Dial: 33375 Norfolk, Va. RED BROOKS TEXACO SERVICE STATION W'nsbing - Greasing - Simonizing 26th and Fawn Streets Compliments of GIRARD'S Compliments of Compliments of A- BARTLEY TYLER'S BARBER SHOP L. B. Compliments of jeweler JOHN R. TOWELL All Types of Insurance NORFOLK' VA' 36 HADDINGTON BUILDING Compliments of FORUM SUPER MARKET Virginia Sheet Metal and Roofing Company, Inc. ut a Pause or oke on your Program too! The whole crowd goes for refresh- ment. When the gang gets together for a dance session, one of the first thoughts at intermission is for an ice-cold Coca-Cola. Everybody knows Coke is delicious and refreshing. IOTTLED UNDEI AUTHORITY OF TH! COCA-COLA COMPANY IV 1 NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. IO6 Compliments Compliments of Of N O R V I E W AERIEND PHARMACY , ECONOMY TILE CO., INC Compliments 525 E. Sewells Point Road of E' Plastic, Rubber, Linoleum T E N N I S and Aspbalt Tile P H A R M A C Y I' PHONE: 8-7382 Compliments of LAFAYETTE FURNITURE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIERS, COMPANY, INC. INC- so COMMERCIAL PLACE 3256 Cottage Toll Road Complete Line ,k Construction Materials Motor Controls - Wire G. L. THORNE BOB BASS Cables - Switcbboards Store Hours: 1 P. M. to 9 P. M. Greetings from Saturdays: 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. sUI.LIVAN's S 85 QWN ' INC' DEPARTMENT STORE Men's and Boys' Sportswear NORFOLK VIRGINIA if if 3 9 1 6 Granby Street NORFOLK s, VIRGINIA Phone: 27800 Headquarters for Infants' Girls', Teens, junior Miss, Misses, Women's FASHIONS E5 ACCESSORIES HOME FURNISHINGS MASTER AUTO SERVICE CORPORATION if U. S. Royal Tires - Auto Accessorzes H. D. OLIVER FUNERAL A PA RT M EN T S 1 501 Colonial Avenue Compliments of NORVIEW HARDWARE M. D. JERNIGAN 1 A Builder and a Booster for Norview A, ,I , IOS 1 STREET A205 2 was NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! . af cms, Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch Evenings except Sunday and Regards Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Mornings and Sunday 'R from Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Progress in the Tidewater Community G A B R I E L 9 S Extend Best Wishes to Members of This Year's Senior Class i' D R I V E ' I N Norfolk Newspapers, Inc Is particularly proud of tbose Norview students wbo are, or have been, carri for these newspapers. Compliments of COLONIAL STORES E09 EDITH HUGO, Florist Flowers For All Occasions 'k EJLZ. unc. AIPETS - INTERIOI DECOIATIONS ' GIFVS 97-98 City Market PHONE: 42609 College Place NIGHT: 49018 E r WILLIS FURNITURE Main at Granby O Two Stores: NORFOLK and VIRGINIA BEACH U 1890 1952 Compliments vf GOODMAN - SEGAR - HOGAN 86 CO. 'k 6 0 0 Dickson Building Compliments vf WILLARD THEATRE IIO Compliments Compliments Of Of N O R F O L K BISESE 86 CONSOLE, INC. UNDERSELLERS NESSON 85 RAPOPORT, Inc. 9 B E R S O N S Wholesale -A' Beef, Pork and Provisions at Norfolk - Portsmouth Virginia Beach 1065 Church Street - Phones: 26626 - 26627 Compliments Of W. G. SWARTZ C0. Congratulations to the Graduating Class R IC E'S CMWZWC , Compliments Compliments of of VIRGINIA FIXTURES coMEss BROS., INC. , ' Everything from a Fork 1 52 Church Street to a Frigidaire, if -Ar NORFOLIQS LARGEST JUVENILE DEPARTMENT 224-2 3 8 Church Street Phone: 54538 No Parking Wforries While Shopping at L . S N Y D E R ' S Open a 5 Monthly Payment Charge Account Church Street at City Hall Avenue Bulb-snatching FILL rg! bl ? QGKE A Pro em '39 J VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY A. C. MOCK, JR. General Contractor 'A' Cottage Toll and SeWell's Point Road Phone: 8 9 5 3 2 ll2 HENDERSON'S 169 E. SeWell's Point Road Compliments ' f Fuel Oil - Kerosene 0 if CHAS. R. SAMUELS PHONE 84301 or 62-1321 Best of Luck to You Compliments Graduates i' of A. B. QBLUTESJ EDELBLUTE TWINE'S MARKET SeWell's Point Road and Granby Street NORFOLK s, vA. Compliments of Compliments SNOW, JR. 85 KING, INC. of 'k 241 5 Church Street PHONE: 22858 MORRIS F UN N ON Phone: 62-3121 Free Delivery , CHESAPEAKE HARDWARE C 'l'l e t co., INC. of Hardware - Pain s - Glass Houseware - Gifls - Toys Electrical Appliances Fencing - Seeds 86 i' 'A' 8412 5:15:25 :?l3iBlVd' 5 2 0 5 East Sewell's Point Road II3 Compliments of N O R T H R O P ' S Athletic and Sporting Goods 45 0 GRANBY STREET Equipment for Teams and Individuals Kelvinator Refrigerators Tappan Gas Ranges Maytag Washers if PRICE'S, INC. -If 1 3 3 West Charlotte Street Norfolk, Virginia THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP 'A' Outfitters for the Pilots ir 130 Plume Street Norfolk, Virginia HOLLOMON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME, Compliments of SOUTHERN ENGINE CORP. 22ND Sz GRANBY Engine Rebuilders - Auto Repairs Compliments of JOSEPH TECK Real Estate AL'S BRAKE SERVICE Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Phone: 53133 416 West 21st St. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of ECONOMY FOODS STORE of NORVIEW Compliments of Baker's Esso Servicenter GRANBY ST. 85 TAUSSIG BLVD. Phone: 8-9857 24-Hour Service Compliments of RUSSELL AND HOLMES Quality Shoes For the Family 1463 SEWELIXS POINT ROAD Chicken in the Rough at Ward's Corner Curb Service Compliments of Erma Lee's Beauty Salon MAYHUGH'S SERVICENTER Phone: 29960 3299 VA. BEACH BLVD. Tires - Tubes - Accessories Compliments o f Moody's Texaco Service Station 3297 VA. BEACH BLVD. Compliments of WHITEY'S MARKET Compliments of 2 1 DRIVE-IN Compliments ANNE'S SODA SHOP 9oz vnno STREET ROBERT'S ESSO SERVICE 26th and Leo Streets NORFOLK, VIRGINIA I l l Compliments Compliments of of BIRSCH CONSTRUCTION PEOPLES CLEANERS COMPANY Compliments Compliments of of STANDARD SALESBOOK W T A R C0-, INC. AM, FM and TV JOYNES TIRE COMPANY Compliments -A- of The General Tire 'A' RI D A F EN 91 5 Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. Q, Ti,i,,, -X.-is THE NORFOLK 3 FZMDRG STATIONERY CO., INC. -ll GW GILES Avo!! 113 Brooke Avenue f a' HOTEL C555 ,, '-.TE X E . UUE gag! Office Equipment and , ' F polzflf , 2 Supplies llT'L 1' 1 A i'i ' 1 D' p Established 1901 JAMES G. GILL CO. lk PHONE: 52511 ,ik PJ- 3I'6 ij lIlI8SB 'fthe llBSlI X fe W years oi - life ? PHIBIIIS often Say they are, but there can he plenty of good times ahead. Especially if you get a good job. doing inter- esting. important work with the kind of people you love to work with. Many high school girls find ex- actly that at the telephone company, after graduation. So when you finish school, stop in and see us. You'll probably find a job you'll really enjoy at good pay with regular raises. The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia II7 Compliments vf STANDARD IRON 85 STEEL COMPANY, INC. 'k 1 8 3 6 CHURCH STREET Estublisbed 1847 D. P. PAUL COMPANY jewelers 231-23 5 GRANBY STREET Telephone: 24623 Norfolk 10, Va. Compliments of JIMMIE'S FUEL OIL SERVICE 'A' 3009 BROAD CREEK ROAD STOP 29 PETERBURG PIKE 7726 WARWICK ROAD RICHMOND, VA. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. HOUSE TRAILER SALES 160 East Sewells Point Road HALE FRENCH HARRY HARTSELL Sales Manager Owner II8 THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PICTURES BEHIND THE PILOT MCINTOSH HOOD STUDIO 340 DUNMORE STREET Phone: 3 0 0 5 6 , PATSY ANN EDWARDS Pal Presidenl oi Fulure Business Leaders of America, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely. Pei Peeve: Rainy days. Ambilion: To be a good secrelary. MICHAEL OTHO EFIRD Mike Junior Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Dramalics Club, J. V. Foolball. Ambifionz To be a success. NANCY MEDORA ELKINS Nan Dramalics Club, Band, Variely Show. Pei Peeve: Rude people. Ambifion: To have a happy marriage. DOROTHY ELLIS Dol Science Club, Sweel' Teens, Crealive Wriling, Tri' Hi-Y, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y, Maiorelle. Pel Peeve: Gossip. Ambifion: To some day be a wonderful wife and molher. JOAN BROOKS ELLIS Joan Tumbling Club, Girls Alhlelic Associarion, Dislribu- 'five Educalion Club, Fufure Business Leaders of America. Pei Peeve: Ungenllemanly boys who ride lhe school buses. Ambifion: To work for a while and some day gel married. PEGGY ANN EVANS Red Modern Dance Club, Glee Club, Disfribulive Educa- lion Club. May Day. Pei Peeve: Short boys. Ambilion: To marry a rich man. SYLVIA SUE EVANS Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, All-Slafe Band. Pe? Peeve: Conceiled Teachers. Ambiiion: To gel fal. RICHARD BUCHANAN FARIS Dick Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Monogram Club. Pei Peeve: Wise birds silling on The bench. Ambifion: To earn a Varsily monogram. DONALD FILBY LESLIE HOLIDAY FLEMING, JR. Les Presidenl of Boys Chorus, Foolball, Pholography Club, Glee Club, J. V. Foofball and Baseball. Pei Peeve: To see a cule girl full of conceil. Ambifion: To fry 'ro alrlend college and lo have a happy and successful life. NANCY FLOYD Nan Pep Club, Dislribulive Educalion Club. Pol Peeve: The high cosl of living. Ambilionz To be a success in life. JOAN ELIZABETH FOGLE Jogn' Dancing Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Girls Chorus. Pei' Peeve: Conceiled boys. Ambilion: To be a secrelary. - GLENN LEE FOSTER Glenn Tumbling Club, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Baslcelball Club, ViceAPresidenl' of lhe Monogram Club, 'Senior Chorus, Varsily Baslcelball. J.V. Baseball, Lefler man for 3 years, Mosl Courleous Junior. - Pei' Peeve: Women. Y Ambifion: To live a happy and successful life. ' DAVID HOLMAN FOXWORTHU A F'o1iie Band, Bela Club, Nalional' Honor Sociely, lilunibr Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Dramalics Clulhg. Classics Lileraluregfllsib. Secrelary and Repdrler ofidurfior Hi-Y, Sergeanl'-ah Arms of Hi-Y, Presidenl' of?-Classics Lileraluresfilub. Magazine Chairman of Bela Club, Prorr3olipn,Di1e.clor of THE '52 PlLOT, Treasurer of Junior iHomeroom, French Tournamenl, Variely Show, All-Slale Band. ' Pei' Peeve: Humorless 'teachers and malicious gossips. Ambilion: To be a naval officer and lo find lhal cerlain Sylvie .gm 1 r.-we -,M 1 1 JAMES WYLIE FRENCH nWYlI9n Vice-Presidenl' of Homeroom, Sergeanf-al-Arms of Hi-Y, Junior Hi-Y, Foolball, Tumbling Club, Science Club, J.V. Foofball, Hi-Y, J.V. Baslcefball, J.V. Base- mall, Varsily Foolball. Varsily Baseball, Secrelary ol Homeroom, Monogram Club. Pel' Peeve: Monday morning quarlerbaclcs and 6,000 word essays. Ambilions To go 'ro Randolph-Macon. HARRY GARD ' BARBARA GIBBS Bobbie Glee Club, Tumbling Club, Fulure Business Leaders of America. May Day. Pel' Peeve: The crowded lunchrooms. Ambilion: To have a home, husband, and children. NANCY FELTON GOODMAN Nan Music Club, Disfribulive Educalion Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Reporfer of lhe Disfribulive Educafion Club. Ambilion: To be a good secrelary and wife. JAMES ROBERT GORDON Bobby Represenlalive in Boys Prose Reading, Second in Prose Readings, Essay Awards for Marilimes, Award in Journalism, parlicipafed in Forensic Evenls, Oufsland- ing Sfudenr in Dramalics, Science Club, Backslage Club, Dramalics Club, Hi-Y, Newspaper Club, Quill' and Scroll, Baclcslage Club, Chaplain of Sophomore Class, Reporler of Baclcslage Club, Reporler of Hi-Y, Teen-Age Reporrer of Ledger-Dispalch, Reporler of Junior Class, Secrelary of Baclcsfage Club. Reporler of Senior Chorus, Librarian of Senior Chorus, Business Manager of THE CO-PILOT, Alumni Edilor, Music Edifor of THE CO-PILOT and Edilor-in-Chief of THE CO-PILOT, Presidenl of Newspaper Club, S.l.P.A. Represenlarive, Various One-Acl Plays, Variely Show. Pol Peeve: People who don'l subscribe 'ro THE CO-PILOT and THE PILOT. i Ambilion: To be or nol lo be . . . a wriler or a musil caan. 1. ORVILLE GORE LEONARD GRIFFITH YVONNE GROCE FRANCES WAGNER HALL SUE HARLAN MARGARET HARPER FRANCES JEWEL HARRELL Sugar Dramalics Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, May Day. Pei' Peeve: People who have no sense of humor. Ambifion: To be: S-ympalhelic A-mbifious N-ice E-nergelic KATHERINE DEAN HARRELL Kel Pep Club, Fufure Business Leaders of America, May Day. Ambiiionz To be a good secrelary. LORETTA EARL HARRELL Teeny May Courl, Presidenl of Dislribulive Educalion Club, Girls Afhlelic Associalion, Modern Dance Club. Glee Club. Ambifion: To worlc awhile and fhen gel' married. PEGGY HARRIS ' P099Y Glee Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Fulure Business Lead- ers of America. Pei' Peeve: Worlring on Friday nighls. THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PICTURES BEHIND THE PILOT MCINTOSH HOOD STUDIO 340 DUNMORE STREET Phone: 3 0 0 5 6 IIO ..:.f.., - -.wean ...pg 5 veg- . ,W i.....i SENIIIR ST TI TICS GARNET MARIE AKERS Midge Modern Dancing Club, Dramalics Club, Pep Club, Treasurer ol 'ihe Sophomore Class. Pei Peeve: Small crowds. Ambiiion: To become a secreiary. I DONALD PAUL ALEXANDER Don Pooiball, Sporls Ecliior ol lhe Co-Pilol. Ambiiionz To be a Naval Journalisi or Phoiographer. DOUGLAS SPEERS ALLEN Doug Fooiball Manager, Baseball Manager, Hobby Club, Mechanical Drawing Club, Tumbling Club, Hi-Y, Ari Club. Pe? Peeve: People who have no sense of humor. Ambifion: To be a success. BOBBY ALSTON Fi'Ich J.V. Baseball, Varsily Baseball, Varsiiy Baslreiball, Priniing Club, Monogram Club. Ambilionz To be one oi Uncle Sam's liiile boys. JUANITA ELAINE ANSELL Nile Junior Choir, 'Senior Choir, Glee Club, Typing Club. Girls Aihlelic Associaiion. Pei Peeve: Conceiled People. Ambiiiogz To become a success in whafever I underlake io o. MARY LYLLIAN AUSTIN Maria Glee Club, Dramalics Club, Fulure Homemalcers of America, Spanish Club, Crearive Wrifing Club, Vocal Solo in ihe Cumberland Valley Conference. Pei Peeve: Cursing. Ambifion: To be a good housewife. ROBERT BAKER Bobby Tumbling Club, Disiribuiive Educalion Club, Foolball Club, Monogram Club, Wresiling, Band, Reporier for Disiribulive Educaiion Club. Ambifion: To sell aufos for Abby. MARGARET CLAIRE BARCLAY BELINDA BEACH Modern Dance Club, Dramafics Club, Varioug one acl plays, Variefy Show. Pei Peeve: Sailors. Ambifion: To be a success. JACOUELINE FAYE BEALE Pep Club, Fulure Homemalcers ol America, Secrelary lo ihe Edilor of The Piloi, Nalional Honor Sociely. Ambiiion: To become a secreiary. MARLENE ELIZABETH BEARD Marlene Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Beia Club, Nalional Honor So- rvely, Co-Caplain of The Cheerleaders, Secreiary of Tri-Hi-Y, Presidenf of Tri-Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Meri? Award. Pef Peeve: The poolraam hoodlums. Ambifion: To have a happy and prosperous life, Binnie Jackie ANN RAE BEASLEY SweeIhearI Typinq Club, Cues for You, Girls Afhleiic Associa' hon, Pep Club, Science Club, Disiribuiive Educalion Club, Fulure Homemalcers of America, May Day, Senior Choir Conceris. Pef Peeve: Conceiled people, Ambifionz To be an old maid secrelary. JOANNE WEBB BECRAFT Jo Glee Club, Pep Club, Ari Club, Dislribulive Educa- 'lion Club, Treasurer of ihe Disiribuiive Educaiion Club, Solilball, Senior Choir. Pei' Peeve: When someone calls me Webb. Ambifionz To become famous in rhe field of morherhood and millinery. HARRY FILLMORE BEERS Harry Science Club, Dramarics Club, Vice-Presideni of Dramaiics Club, Various one-acl plays and parlici- paied in one-acl play conlesls. Pei Peeve: People who fry io be sophislicaied. Ambifion: To marry a rich widow. BARBARA ANN BELL Bobbie Tumbling Club, Fulure Business Leaders of America Presidenl of Sophomore Homeroom. Pei Peeve: Boys who fry To be Clark Gable. Ambifion: To have a happy life. CLAUDE BENHAM DORIS BORUM JAMES ROBERT BOUSMAN Jimmie Band, J.V. Baseball. Pei Peeve: People who si+ on newspapers. Ambilion: To live a happy successful life. JEAN BOWER EDITH ELVA BRAUNS Edi+h Pep Club, Tumbling Club, Yearbook Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, May Day, Play Day al' Granby, Presidenl of Freshman Homeroom, Reporler ol Tumbling, Presi- denl of Yearbook Club, Naiional Honor Socieiy, one ol The Misses Norview. Pei Peeve: Conceiied people. Ambifion: To live a happy and successful life. JAMES MORGAN BREEDLOVE Jim Arr Cub, Audio-Visual Club, Science Club, Dislribu- live Educaiion Club, Vice-Presidenl' of Science Club, Siudenf Cooperaiive Associalion, Reporier of The Audio-Visual Club, Nafional Honor Socieiy. Pei Peeve: Gossiping women. Ambifion: To be a qenfleman. LOIS MARIE BRENNAN Lois Fufure Homemalcers of America, Science Club, Disf lribuiive Educaiion Club, May Day. Pe? Peeve: Conceifed boys and girls. Ambiiionz To cafch a MAN. DAVID BRINKLEY Pele Science Club. Pei Peeve: Women drivers. Ambifion: To do a greaf deal oi fraveling. CAROL ALICE BROOKS Buick Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, Crearive Wrifing Club, Naiional Honor Sociefy, Vice-Presidenf and Presidenl ol Tri-Hi-Y, Secreiary ol lhe Sludenl Co- operalive Associaiion, Secrelary ol 'rhe Junior Class, Secrelary of 'lhe Tri-Hi-Y and HiAY Council, Acliv- ilies Edifor of ihe 52 Pilot Delegafe io Y.M.C.A. Ceniennial, Cleveland, Ohio, Girls Siaie, Delegaie 'ro Blue Ridge, Virainia, Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Confer- ence in Richmond, Tri-Hi-Y Merif Card. Pei Peeve: Impoliie boys. Ambiiionz To be a psychologist CHARLES BROWN Charlie Represenialive of Forensic Evenls, Varieiy Show, Various one-acl plays, Audio-Visual Club, Tumbling Club, Science Club, Magic Club. Pei Peeve: My car. . Ambifion: To be a qreai magician. CHARLES BRYAN Charley Hi'Y. Monogram Club, Vice-Presidenl of Hi-Y, J. V. Foolball, J. V. Baseball, Baslcelball, Varsily Fooiball. Varsiiy Fooiball Manager, Delegafe fo Cenlennial Conveniion of 'lhe Y.M.C.A. Ambiiion: To oo 'lo college. L- A' R ..n.....-. THOMAS SHELTON BRYANT Tommy Fooiball, Varsiiy Foolball, J. V. and Varsily Baseball. Pel Peeve: People who siand nexl lo you and fall: as ii you are far away. Ambilion: To finish college. CHARLES DOUGLAS BUMGARNER Doug Science Club, Junior Hi-Y, Fooiball Team. Pol Peeve: Homerooms on lhe 3rd floor. Ambilionz To become a naval oFIicer. ROSE ELLA BUTLER Rose Meril card for Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer oi Tri-Hi-Y, Vice- Presidenf of Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, Naiional Honor Sociely, Pep Club, May Day Chairman. Pei Peeve: The lillle iolues Mr. Kizer pulls abou? lesis in chemislry. Ambilion: To be a very good nurse and ioin some branch of lhe service. CARRIE LEE BYRD Canary Various awards in poeiry, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain and Pledqe Counselor, Bela Club, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Reporler of Bela Club, Pep Club, Girls Alh- lelic Associafion, Tumbling Club, Senior Choir, Re- porler oi Senior Choir. Pei Peeve: Snooly people and discourleous boys. Ambilion: To be a nurse and marry a good-lookin' inlern. LEE BYRD. JR. Byrd Wresilinq Club, Annual Club, Graphic Arfs Club, Wresllinq Team, Second in Slale Wresllinq Meel. Pel Peeve: Some 'feachers ai Norview. Ambilionz To be an auio mechanic. CHARLES E. CARHART CI1ucK Homeroom Represenialive, Foolball, Wreslling, J. V. Foofball, Baseball, Varsiiy Baslxelball. Pe? Peeve: Hard work. Ambilion: To malre all lhe balls lexcepl lhe Q ball on 'rhe brealrl in lhe game of Rolalion. LORETTA JEAN CARPENTER Acres All-Slale Band, Dramalics Club, Music Club, Quill and Scroll Club, Band. Pei Peeve: Conceiled people. Ambilion: To go io college. VIRGINIA CAROLYN CARR - Pal Jolly Girls Club. Pep Club, Dramaiics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Cheerleader, Secreiary of Tri-Hi-Y Club and Convenlion, Treasurer ol Pep Club, Presidenl of Junior Homeroom, Home- room Represenlafive for Red Cross, Girls Alhlelic Associafion. Pei Peeve: People who cali you fo fall: lo you bul don'l lei you gel a word in edgewise. Ambilion: To grow an inch. LINDA PATRICIA CARTER CHARLES WILLIAM CHAPPELL Billy Siamp Club. Sophomore Play, Traclc. Pel' Peeve: Jaclr Marlin. Ambilion: To roam 'fha world and see +he siqhfs. PAUL WYMAN CHERRY Dramalics Club, Junior Hi-Y, Music Club, Creaiive Wriiing Club, Band, Band Librarian, Forensics Evenfs. Pol' Peeve: Dues and fees. Ambifionz To de'rermine rhe shape of +he Universe. JULIA ANN CHILDS Julie Fulure Homemalcers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y. Pei Peeve: Slaying af home. Arnbilionr To be a successful secreiary. MARTHA FRIPPE CHISHOLM Frippe Ari' Club, Library Club, Music Club, Classics Lilera- lure Club, Drill Team. Ambifion: To become a qood arlisi. ., ,-4 . li ELIZABETH ANN CHRISTIANSON Belly Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Various one-acl plays, May Day, parficipaled in various assemblies. Pei Peeve: Men under 6 feel IV7 inches iall. Ambiiionz To meel a very rich man and marry his bank accouni and lravel all over lhe world. DONALD EDWARD CLARK Don Audio-Visual Club, Fooiball Club, Foolball Teams. Pei Peeve: Siudying. Ambilion: To be a radio engineer. MARDA LEE ARMA COOPER Marde Pep Club, Glee Club, Fulure Business Leaders of America, May Day. Pei Peeve: Conceiled boys and girls. Ambilionz To have a good life and live io a ripe old aqe. JAMES WARREN CORBETT Tenderleaf Foolball Club, Varsiiy Foolball, Boys Chorus. Pei Peeve: Debls nol paid, meaning a cerfain person wilh lhe inilials of R. C. Ambilion: To be a mechanic. ROOSEVELT CRAWFORD Rosie Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Treasurer oi Freshman Class. Chaplain of Hi-Y, J. V. Foolball, Varsily Foolball. Baslcelball Manager, Baseball Manager. Pel Peeve: Losing games 'rhal we should win. Ambiiion: To be a coach. JAMES MARION CRAWLEY Mole Presidenl of Junior Hi-Y, Presidenl of Foolball Club, Presidenf oi Hi-Y, Vice-Presidenl' of Junior Home- room, Sludenl Cooperalive Associafion Represenla- five, Vice-Presidenl oi Nalional Hi-Y Conference, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Foolball, Varsily Foolball. Pei Peeve: Loud-moulhed people. Ambilgonr To be very happy and successful lhroughoul li e. SUE CULP Secrelary of Freshman Class, Secreiary of Junior Homeroom, Siudeni Cooperalive Associalion Repre- senfalive, Presidenl of Glee Club, Reporler of Senior Chorus, Senior Chorus, Glee Club, Dramalics Club. Pal' Peeve: People who pul on a show. Ambilion: To ge? our of school and work a year or lwo. fhen marry some lall. dark, good-looking boy. MARGARET JOANNE CURLING Jo Glee Club, Tumbling Club, Fulure Business Leaders of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Manager of Soilball Team, Second Vice-Presidenl of lhe Fulure Teachers of Amer- ica, May Day. Pei Peeve: Foolishness. Ambilion: To live fhe life of a queen wilh Cadillacs and diamonds. ETHEL ELIZABETH DAVIS Girls Aihlelic Associalion. Pei Peeve: Conceiled people. Ambilion: To marry Miles and own a car. HOWARD CECIL DEIHL Glee Club, Baseball and Foolball. Pol' Peeve: Sluclr-up girls. Ambilion: To be a mechanical engineer. ROGER LINWOOD DIXON Debale Club, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely. Science Club. Deleqale lo Boys Slale. Pei Peeve: Lafin. Ambilion: To be a preacher. BARNEY LEE DONISON Lee Junior Hi-Y, Mechanical Drawing Club. Ambifion: To be a radio worker. LYMAN ECKARD BARBARA SHUSTER EDWARDS Bobbie Pep Club, Baseball, Baslrelball. Ambifion: To make my husband always happy. lIB'Hyn Cecil Michey .ff PATSY ANN EDWARDS Pai Presidenf of Fufure Business Leaders of America, Befa Club, Naiional Honor Sociely. Pol Peeve: Rainy days. Ambilionz To be a good secreiary. MICHAEL OTHO EFIRD Mike Junior Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Dramafics Club, J. V. Foofball. Ambilionz To be a success. NANCY MEDORA ELKINS Nan Dramafics Club, Band, Variefy Show. Pei Peeve: Rude people. Ambifion: To have a happy marriage. DOROTHY ELLIS Doi Science Club, Sweel Teens, Crealive Wriiing, Tri- Hi-Y, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y, Maiorelle. Pei Peeve: Gossip. Ambiiionz To some day be a wonderful wife and molher. JOAN BROOKS ELLIS Joan Tumbling Club, Girls Alhlelic Associafion, Dislribu- five Educafion Club, Fuiure Business Leaders of America. Pei Peeve: Ungenilemanly boys who ride The school buses. Ambiiion: To work for a while and some day gel married. PEGGY ANN EVANS Red Modern Dance Club, Glee Club, Disfribulive Educa- Iion Club, May Day. Pei Peeve: Shorf boys. AmbiIion: To marry a rich man. SYLVIA SUE EVANS Beia Club, Naiional Honor Sociely, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, All-Siafe Band. Pei Peeve: Conceiied leachers. Ambiiion: To get fel. RICHARD BUCHANAN FARIS Dick Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Monogram Club. PQI Peeve: Wise birds siffing on ihe bench. Ambifionz To earn a Varsify monogram. DONALD FILBY LESLIE HOLIDAY FLEMING, JR. Les Presidenl of Boys Chorus, Foolball, Phoiography Club, Glee Club, J. V. Foofball and Baseball. Poi Peeve: To see a cuie girl full of conceil. Ambifionz To fry +o aHend college and to have a happy and successful life. NANCY FLOYD Nan Pep Club, Dislribulive Educafion Club. Pei' Peeve: The high cos? of living. Ambifion: To be a success in life. JOAN ELIZABETH FOGLE Joan Dancing Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Girls Chorus. Pei Peeve: Cancelled boys. Ambiiion: To be a secre+ary. - GLENN LEE FOSTER GIenn Tumbling Club, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Baskelball Club, Vice-Presidenl' of ihe Monogram Club, Senior Chorus, Varsi+y Baskelball, J.V. Baseball, Leiiei man for 3 years, Mosl Courleous Junior. - Pef Peeve: Women. Ambiiionz To live a happy and successful life. ' DAVID HOLMAN FOXWORTHU V Emile Band, Bela Club, Nalionali Honor Socieiy, iilunibr Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Dramalics Clulbpl Classics LiIeraI'ui'eiCIub, Secreiary and Reporle.r-of-Juriior Hi-Y, Sergeanl-ah Arms of Hi-Y, Presidenr oil..Classics Liferaluresfilub, Magazine Chairman of Bela Club, PrornoIi.on.DQrecl'or of THE '52 PILOT, Treasurer of Junibr JI-Iomeroom, French Tournamenl, Variely Show. All-Sfale Band. A Pei' Peeve: Humorless ieachers and malicious gossips. Ambiiicin: To be a naval officer and lo find lhal cerlain our . SyIvia JAMES WYLIE FRENCH Wylie Vice-President of Homeroom, Sergeanr-al-Arms of Hi-Y, Junior Hi-Y, Foolball, Tumbling Club, Science Club, J.V. Foofball, Hi-Y, J.V. Baskelball, J.V. Base- mall, Varsily Foofball, Varsily Baseball, Secrefary of Homeroom, Monogram Club. Pei Peeve: Monday morning quarlerbaclrs and 6,000 word essays. Ambifionz To go 'ro Randolph-Macon HARRY GARD ' BARBARA GIBBS Bobbie Glee Club, Tumbling Club, Fufure Business Leaders of America, May Day. Pei' Peeve: The crowded lunchrooms. Ambifion: To have a home, husband, and children. NANCY FELTON GOODMAN Nan Music Club, Dislribuiive Educalion Club. Pep Club, Glee Club, Reporfer of fhe Disfribufive Educafion Club. Ambiiion: To be a good secreiary and wife. JAMES ROBERT GORDON Bobby Represenlaiive in Boys Prose Reading, Second in Prose Readings, Essay Awards for Mariiimes, Award in Journalism, parlicipaled in Forensic Evenls, Oufsland- ing Sfudenf in Dramafics, Science Club, Baclrsfage Club, Dramalics Club, Hi-Y, Newspaper Club, Quill and Scroll, Backsfage Club, Chaplain of Sophomore Class, Reporfer of Backslage Club, Reporler of Hi-Y, Teen-Age Reporler of Ledger-Dispalch, Reporler of Junior Class, Secrelary of Baclcsiage Club, Reporler of Senior Chorus, Librarian of Senior Chorus, Business Manager of THE CO-PILOT, Alumni Edilor, Music Edifor of THE CO-PILOT and Edifor-in-Chief of THE CO-PILOT, Presidenl of Newspaper Club, S.l.P.A. Represenfafive, Various One-Acfx Plays, Variefy Show. Pei Peevo: People who don'+ subscribe fo THE CO-PILOT and THE PILOT. ' Ambilion: To be or no? fo be . . . a wrifer or a musi-i clan. u oRvuLLE GORE LEONARD GRIFFITH YYONNE GROCE FRANCES WAGNER HALL SUE HARLAN MARGARET HARPER FRANCES JEWEL HARRELL sugar Dramalics Club., Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, May Day. Pei Peeve: People who have no sense of humor. Ambiiion: To be: S-ympafhefic A-mbifious N-ice E-nergefic KATHERINE DEAN HARRELL Kai Pep Club, Fuiure Business Leaders of America. May Day. Ambifion: To be a good secrefary. LORETTA EARL HARRELL Teeny May Court Presideni' of Dislribufive Educalion Club. Girls Afhlefic Associalion, Modern Dance Club. Glee Club. Ambi+ion: To work awhile and +hen gel' married. PEGGY HARRIS saggy Glee'Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Fulure Business Lead- ers of America. Pei' Peeve: Worlcing on Friday nighfs. Ambiiion: To become a secreiary. THOMAS HART CurleY Dislribufive Educafion Club. Pei Peeve: Too much wasle, exrravagance, and parasiles in our governmenf. Ambifion: To gain wealrh, happiness, and compleie suc cess before my 25Ih year. MARY ANNE HAYES Peppie Audio-Visual Club, Fufure Teachers of America, Presi- dent and Treasurer of Furure Teachers of America. Pei Peeve: Teachers who discourage F.T.A. members. Ambifions To leach in fhe Yukon. CONNIE MAE HEADLEY SIinker Delegale lo Girls Sfale, Represenlarive in Cradock Feslival, Presidenl' of Homeroom, Represenlaiive of Srudenl Cooperalive Associarion, Reporrer ol Tri- Hi-Y, Secrelary of Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Pep Club, Fulure Teache-s ol Amer- ica, Chaplain of rhe Junior Class. Pe-I Peeve: Jealousy. Ambifion: To live a successful life. WORTH B. HEATH Graphic Aris Club. Pe? Peeve: A person who is sluck-up. Ambifion: To be a firsl' class prinler. EVELYN HEBRON WILLIAM AUBREY HERRICK Sonny Dislribufive Educalion Club. Pei Peeve: Old reachers. Ambifion: To be a success. RALPH HERRON AUDREY HODGE CHARLES HOFFMAN PATRICIA HOGGARD uicoueune HQLT ELIZABETH Hovis mnaonie HOYLMAN WILLIAM PAYNE HOYLMAN Bill Science Club, Hi-Y, Pholography Club, Manager of Foofball. Pe! Peeve: Red-headed school Ieachers. Ambifion: To be an eleclrical engineer. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HUGHART Jo Music Club, Band. Pei Peeve: Boys. Ambifion: To be a nurse. JANET HUNT Jan Represenlarive of Sludenl Cooperalive Associalion, Secre+ary of Senior Class. Pep Club. Girls A+hle+ic Associalion, Tri-Hi-Y, Baskelball Team, May Day Courf. Alnbifionz To become a good nurse and lo be a good wife fo fha? one special person. ROBERT OLANDA HUX, JR. Bobby Baskeiball Manager, Bus Driver, Palrols Club, Audio- Visual Club, Disfribulive Educalion Club, Secrela'y of Audio-Visual Club. Pel Peeve: Kids on my bus. Ambilion: To be an oflicer in lhe Armed Forces. GEORGE E. INGRAM George Foorball, Disrribulive Educalion Club. Ambifion: To be a success. VIRGINIA JEANETTE JAKEMAN Ginny Senior Chorus, Biology Club, Arr Club, Crearive Wril- ing Club, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociery Tri- Hi-Y, Reporler of Arr Club. Chaplain of Tri-I-li-Y. Pei Peeve: A combinalion lock lhaf won'I work. Ambilienz To make my life one of success and happiness. nausea.. HoLus JENNINGS, JR. Curly Treasurer of Senior Class, Presidenf of Hi-Y, Vice Presidenf of Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Secrelary of Monogram Club, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Football, Basker- ball, Varsily Baseball, J.V. Baskerball, J.V. Baseball Senior Chorus. Pei Peeve: You can'+ have 'rhe car. Ambifion: To make a million. BETTY ANNE JOHNSON PONY Glee Club, Senior Chorus. Pe? Peeve: Concei-led people. Ambifion: Music. SHELTON CHARLES JOHNSON Su9 All-Sfale Band, Bela Clu'b, National Honor Sociely, Pholography Club, Junior Hi-Y, Slamp Club, Classic Liferalure Club, Secrerary of fhe Phorography Club. Presidenr of S'ramp Club, J.V. Foolball. Pei Peeve: Girls 'rhaf are sloppily dressed and sloppy in 1-heir make-up. Arnbiiions To be a successful chemical engineer. LENORA ANN JONES Rooney Red Cross Represenlafive, Chairman of Refreshmenls in Bela Club, May Day, Girls Sofrball Team, Dra- marics Club, Pep Club. Girls Afhlefic Associafion, Tri-Hi-Y, Bela Club, Nafional Honor Sociely. Pel' Peeve: People who wanl me Io cu? my hair real shorr. Ambifion: To become a successful Teacher like Mrs. Hodge. BOBBIE JEAN JONES Bobbie Fulure Homemakers of America, Narional Honor So- ciefy, Presidenl of Ihe Fulure Homemakers of Amer- ica, May Day, Winner of 'rhe Public Speaking Con- fest Pel' Peeve: Conceired People. Arnbifion: To be a successful business leacher. DOROTHY LOLA JONES Dol Glee Club, Modern Dance Club, Tumbling Club, Dis- friburive Educafion Club, Dramalics Club. Pei Peeve: Homework. Ambifion: To be a success. OTIS RYLAND JONES, JR. Casey J.V. Baskefball, Foofball, Hi-Y. Ambiiionz Service career or business career CHESTER THOMAS KAUEFMAN Bootie Reporfer of lhe Senior Class, Srudenl Cooperafive As- sociafion Represenlarive, Foofball Club. Hi-Y, J.V. Foolball, Varsily Foolball, Baseball, Varsily Baseball. Pei' Peeve: Tempfarions. Ambifion: To always have good healrh and live a happy, long life. GWENDOLYN BERNICE KEETON Gwen Fufure Homemakers of America. Pei Peeve: Smarf boys and girls. Ambifion: Marriage. WILLIAM O. KERMAN Percy or BiIl Science Club, Phofography Club. Magic Club, Re- porler of Magic Club, Band. Pei Peeve: Band. Ambifion: Engineering. RAYMOND H. KIRBY Space CedeI Chess Club, Science Club, Befa Club, Nalional Honor Sociery, Hi-Y, J.V. Foolball, Varsify Foofball, Presi- denl of fhe Virginia Junior Academy of Science, Presidenl' of lhe Science Club, Treasurer of Ihe Befa Club. ' Pei Peeve: Chemislry. Ambifion: To find conlenfmeni. ARTHUR FRANCIS KOEPPEN Brooklyn Science Club. Pei Peeve: The Boslon Red Sox. Ambifionz To own +he Uniled Slales Mini. SHIRLEY MAY LASSITER Slinky Fulure Homemakers of America, Modern Dance Club, Disfribuiive Educafion Club, Glee Club. Pei' Peeve: People who Try lo be funny and can'l. Ambiiion: To gel married. FRANLIN MARTIN LEA Frankie Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Foorball Club, J.V. Foolball, J.V. Baseball, Varsify Foolball. Pei Peeve: Car-crazy girls. Ambiiionz To be a radio announcer DOROTHY LEE Doi Chorus, Typing Club, Bela Club, Nalional Honor So- ciefy, May Courl, Presidenl of Homeroom. Pe1'Peeve: Fussinq and Iighfing and early rising. Ambiiion: To be a secreiary. CHARLES EDWARD LEEBRICK Chuck Tumbling Club, Audio-Visual, Dislribulive Educalion Club. Pei' Peeve: New York Yankee fans. Ambifion: To marry a rich, beauliful girl. WARREN EDWARD LELAND Poopie LINDA GERALDINE LESTER Windy Deleqale io Furure Homemakers of America Con- veniion in Florida, Varsify Solfball, Variely Show. Euiure Homemakers ol America, Junior Classical League, Dramalics Club, Science Club, Tumbling Club, Represenlalive lor Fulure Homemakers of America. DORATHY ANNE LEWIS Dol Make-up Edilor ol THE CO-PILOT, Assislanl Make- up Edilor ol THE CO-PILOT, Program Chairman ol: lhe Newspaper Club,- Secrelary of The Quill and Scroll Club, Siudenl Cooperalive Associalion Repre- senlaiive, THE CO-PILOT Represenlalive. Pei Peeve: Sludenls who don'l buv THE CO-PILOT. Ambiiionz To be a success in anyrhing I 'fry lo do. GLENDEEN MARIE LINEBERRY Dinky Modern Dance Club, Furure Business Leaders of America. Pei Peeve: Bossy people. Ambifion: To be a success in life. ROBERT WARREN LOFLIN Bobby Pei Peeve: To iurn over a chair. Ambifionz To be a sailor. VIVIAN DE LETT LOWTON Viv or MiIsy Pei Peeve: Girls Ihal Ialk aboul Iheir so called friends. Ambifion: To be successful in anyfhing I do, mainly, carchinq men. JOANNE WHITE LYNCH Glee Club, Pep Club, Bela Club, Tri-I-Ii-Y, Girls Alhleric Associalion, Baskeiball. Ambifionz To be a good nurse. PATRICIA ANN MCBRIDE Pai Mav Day, Gossip Column in Ihe Business Insiqhf, Pep Club, Fulure Business Leaders ol: America. Pei Peeve: Concei+ed girls and boys. Ambiiionz To be a qood secrelary and marry a million- aire. BETTY ZANE MCCARTER Befsy Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Fuiure Homemakers of America, Beia Club, Fuiure Business Leaders of America. Pe+ Peeve: To hear people Iell lies and brag. Ambiiionz To be every one's friend. MICHAEL JOSEPH McDONALD Mike All-Slale Band, Junior Hi-Y, Dramafics Club, Presi- den? ol Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Presidenl ol Dramalics Club. Presidenl' of Hi-Y, Vice Presidenl of lhe Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council, Band, Variely Show. Pef Peeve: Women. Ambiiion: To be a civil engineer. RAY EDWIN McGRADY Mac Monogram for Foolball and Wresrling, Tumbling, Foolball, Science Club, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Fool- ball Club, Wreslling, Track. Pei' Peeve: Hard work. Ambifionz To become a successful chemisl. NANCY HELEN McLAWHORN Pekin Bela Club, F-ulure Teachers of America, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Naiional Honor Sociefy, May Courl, Jolly Girls, Senior Chorus, Vice Presidenr of Tri-Hi-Y, Sec- relary of Nalional Honor Sociely, Aclivifies Edilor of Annual. Pei' Peeve: People who can'I find Ihe lime 'ro smile. Ambifion: To be as successful a Teacher as my molher. ARLETTA JUNE McNATT ArHie Pep Club, Glee Club, Dislribulive Educalion Club. Vice Presideni of Pep Club, Secreiary of Homeroom, Secrerary ol Disfribulive Educalion Club. Pei Peeve: Conceifed people. Ambifionz To gel our of school. JACKIE JULIUS MARSLENDER Henry All-Slale Band, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Dramalics Club, Secrefary of Hi-Y, Band, Variety Show. Per Peeve: Bad lasfinq lipslick. Ambiiionz To be a successful archiiecr. LARRY MOORE MASON BuI'ch Received merif for Dramaiics preseniafions, Treasurer of Dislribufive Educalion Club, Backsiaqe Club, Tumbling Club, Disfribufive Education Club. Pei Peeve: Loud-moulh people and long-winded girls. Ambiiion: To Finish high school and make good in fhe rrade of my choice. RUDOLPH MARION MASON Rudy Varsily Foofball, J.V. Baskelball, J.V. Baseball, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Foofball Club, Presidenl of Sophomore Homeroom, Treasurer of Senior Homeroom. Pe? Peeve: People who call me Rudolph, 'rhe red-nosed reindeer. Ambifion: To become an aqenl' lor Ihe F.B.I. BARBARA ELAINE MATTER Bobbie Yourh Senalor al' Model General Assembly, Home- room Secrelary, Homeroom Treasurer, Senior Chorus, Girls Soflball Team, Dramalics Club, Girls Aihlelic Associarion, Tri-Hi-Y. Nalional Honor Sociery, Dis- 'rricr Y Conference, Granby Play Day, Maury Play Day, May Day. Pei Peeve: French. fxmbi-lion: To be successful in every phase of life I explore. JOHN LLOYD MEADOWS Johnnie Junior Hi-Y, Ari Club, Hi-Y. Pei Peeve: Chevrolers. Ambiiionz To be an honor graduafe. BARBARA ANN MEARS Bobs Fulure Homemakers of America, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Tri-Hi-Y, Secrelary of Fufure Homemakers of America. Pei Peeve: People who prelend 'ro be wha? ihey aren'l'. Ambifion: To be successful in whatever I underlake lo do. OLA FAYE MEEKS Feye Mav Courl, Baskefball, Play Day, Cheerleader, Dra- mafics Club, Girls Afhlelic Associarion. Pep Club. Crealive Wrilinq Club. Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Chorus, Vice- Presidenl' of Crealive Wrilinq Club. Pei' Peeve: Girls +ha+ aren r carry. Ambifion: To have a good boss and marry a rich man. CLIFTON SAMUEL MIDDLETON Cliff Baclcslage Club, Dramafics Club, Bela Club, Dis- Iincuished Acior Award al' Norview, Winner of fhe Voice of Democracy Conlesl. Senalor ai' Boys Sfale, Presidenl of Freshman Class, Treasurer of NT- ,-. .V -. ,.,, q,.,..... -,, Sophomore Class, Vice Presidenl' of Counly S.C.A., Presidenf of Dislricl' S.C.A., Treasurer of S.C.A., Presidenf of S.C.A., Treasurer of Dramalics Club, I Variely Show, Three annual plays, various olher plays. Pe? Peeve: Mrs. Benlon. Ambifion: Meleorology and law. ROY MILLER LAURA ANN MILLS Glee Club, Pep Club, May Day, Girls Chorus. Pei Peeve: Boys who +ry fo play Romeo. Ambifion: To calch me a fellow. DONALD REESE MOHLER Don Junior Hi-Y, Arr Club, Presidenr of Ari Club. Pei Peeve: Freshmen. Ambiiion: To have a chance lo pay some of my leachers back. EMILY HENRIETTA MOORE HTGGYIYU Dancing Club, Presidenl of Tri-Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Afhefic Associafion, Bela Cub, Two Meri? Awards in Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeanf-al-Arms of Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, Red Cross Represenlalive, Na- Iional Honor Socieiy, Tri-Hi-Y Conference in Rich- mond. Pef Peeve: For people fo call me bleachy when l'm really nor. Ambifion: To be a privale secrerary. ROBERTA MOORE RODELLA MAE MOREFIELD Della Pep Club, Fulure Homemakers of America, Fulure Business Leaders of America, Represenfalive of Fu- lure Business Leaders of America. Pef Peeve: Boys fha? don'I say good nigh? properly. Ambifionz To be a success in everyfhing l underlalce fo do. JEAN ELIZABETH MORRIS Jeanie Pep Club, Creafive Wriiinq Club, Grammar School Teacher, Creafive Wrilinq Typist Pei' Peeve: Grouchy people. Ambiiion: To gel an easy iob wilh plen+y of money. DORIS MARIE MOZINGO Dee Science Club, Band. Ambifion: To go 'ro Bob Jones Universily. HAZEL LOUISE MUNDEN Lou Vice Presidenf of Pep Club, Vice Presidenl oi Fulure Business Leaders of America, May Day, Presidenl of F.B.L.A. Pei Peeve: Boys who criiicize girls drivinq. - Arnbiiion: To be a nurse. PATRICIA LEE MYERS Pai Tumbling Club, Girls Alhlelic Associalion, Glee Club, Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus. Pei Peeve: People wifhouf a sense of humor. Ambifion: To develop a brain. ROBERT HARRY NEILSON NeiIson Science Club. Ambifion: To be an archilecf. CAROLENE VIOLA NEWTON Sembo Pep Club, Yearbook Club, Bible Club, Music Club. Pei' Peeve: Conceiled people. Ambiiionz To be a slim girl. LEONA NOBLES Lynn Fufure Homemalrers of America, Spanish Club, Music Club Songleader for Home Economics and Spanish Club. Ambifionx Nursing. ROBERT WESLEY NOCK Wes Science Club, Junior Varsi+y Feofball, Bela Club, Junior Varsify Foofball Club, Treasurer of Junior Class. PQI' Peeve: To have someone say fhey don'+ care aboul' a cerlain fhing, buf ihey really do. 1 - v -1, rf - ,s sl -Tie sv.. JACQUELYN OVERTON Jackie Pep Club, Fufure Business Leaders oi America, Home- room Represenfafive. Pef Peeve: Cabbage. Ambifion: To be a good secrelary. NELL FRANCES OWENS Treasurer of Homeroom, Red Cross Represenfafive, Secrefarial Club, Sang on Television. Pei Peeve: Unfriendly people. Ambifionz To live a life 'fhaf I will be proud oi. SYLVIA HOWARD PARKER Reporier for Tri-Hi-Y, CO-PILOT Represenlalive, As- sociale Edilor of CO-PILOT, Variefy Shows, Senior Chorus, Glee Club, Dramalics Club, May Day. Pef Peeve: To be called Red. Ambifion: Big-fime reporfer wilh plenfy oi money 'ro spend. ANDREW JAMES PEELE Andy Nafional Honor Sociely, Foofball, Civil Engineer. Pe! Peeve: Girls fha? wear dresses. Ambifion: To be married. ALEXANDER JANES PERKINS A. J. Presidenf oi Audio-Visual Club, Foolball Club, Base- ball Club, Audio-Visual Club. Pef Peeve: Hard worlr. Ambiiionz To become a lazy buf rich man. BETTY JEAN PERRY Dimples Valenfine Courf, May Day, Nominee for Foolball Queen, Represenfafive of Sfudenl Cooperafive Asso- ciafion, Band, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Vice President Homeroom Treasurer. Pei Peeve: Harmful gossip. Ambifionz To live a life worlh living. BARBARA PETERSEN HENRY ARTHUR PHILLIPS Turtle Represenrafive a+ 'rhe Mosquilo Convenfion, Foorball, Spanish Club, Ari' Club, Treasurer of lhe Ari Club. Pei Peeve: Girls. Ambilionz To be an engineer. PEGGY ANN PIERCE Peg Arr Club, Glee Club, Represenfafive of Girls Chorus. Junior and Senior Chorus, Girls Chorus. Pei Peeve: Conceifed boys and girls. Ambifion: To be successful in whaiever l do. JOEL POOLE BARBARA ANN PORTER Bobbie Music Club. Pef Peeve: Lies. Ambifion: To become a boolclreeper. MABEL JEANETTE PORTER Mae Tumbling Club, Glee Club, Nafional Honor Sociery. Pei Peeve: Conceifed boys and girls. Ambifion: To find and do successfully Ihe work God has for me Io do. WAYNE KERMIT POWERS Represenfafive of Sfudenl Cooperalive Associalion, Secrelary, Varsily Foofball, Monogram Club, i- . Pe'I' Peeve: Worlc. Ambifion: To marry some rich, Ialenfed, beaufiiul qirl, preferably RICH. LOUISE PRESLEY 1'wi,fy Newspaper Club. Pei Peeve: People who call me Dearie. Ambition: To be a nurse. NORMA JEAN PRICE Fuiure Homemakers of America, Modern Dancing Club, Girls Afhlelic Associalion. ' Pei' Peeve: Conceiied boys. Ambiiionz To worlc in an elilice. .1-'...,, . i . .VH ' is xiii? rs. I 1 5 5 9 , !.,' ROBERT HOLLIS PUSEY Bobby Junior Hi-Y, Bela Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Sci- ence Club, Treasurer ol Science Club. Pei Peeve: Money. Ambilion: To live a successful life. DORIS ANNE RAMSEY Doris Secrelary of Sophomore Homeroom, Chrislmas Pag- eani, Bela Club, Nafional Honor Sociely, Tri-Hi-Y. Fufure Homemakers of America, Dislribulive Educa- lion Club, Baskerball. Pei Peeve: People who brag aboui Themselves. Ambifionz To fry fo go fo college, 'rhen spend 'rhe res? of my life being happy and making olhers happy. ROSALYN TERESA RAWLINGS Terry Represenfafive for Sludenl Cooperalive Associafion, Secrelary of Freshman Class, Homeroom Secrelary, Secrerary of Sophomore Class, Homeroom Secrerary, Homeroom Presidenl, Sergeanf-al-Arms of Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club, Tri-Hi'Y, Valenfine Courf, May Day Courl, Besl Looking in Hall of Fame, Sporfs Edifor of THE '5I PlLOT, Assislanr Ediior of THE '52 PILOT. Pei Peeve: To graduafe. Ambifion: To gel' married and have my children graduale from Norview. JEANNE ADOREE RHODES Blondie Fufure Business Leaders of America, Yearbook Club, Secrefary of Fufure Homemakers of America. Pei Peeve: Curling my hair every nighr. Ambilion: To be a lelephone operalor. WILLIAM HENRY RHUE BiII Co-Champion of Easfern Debafing, Represenlafive lo Boys Slale, Presidenl' of Homeroom, Presidenf of Senior Class, Presidenf of Spanish Club, Presidenf of Debafe Club, Presidenf of Counry Sludenl Coop- eralive Associalion, Represenfalive for S.C.A., Chap- lain of Hi-Y, Vice Presidenl of Bela Club, Presidenl of Nalional Honor Sociefy, Beia Club, Debale Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Debaring Club, Nafional Honor Sociely. Pei' Peeve: Women drivers. Arnbifion: To lravel abroad or be a Space Cadet ANNE FLEMING RICKS Anne Dramalics Club, Pep Club, Girls Arhlefic Associalion, Bela Club, Tri-Hi'Y, May Day, Variefy Show, Chap- lain of Nalional Honor Sociely, Pledge Officer of Tri-Hi-Y. Pei Peeve: People who call me Shor+y. Ambiiion: To be lhe kind of friend everyone would wanl. BETTY JEAN ROBERTS ' Bei May Day Courf, Liferary Evenl, Poelry Reading. Third Place. Presidenr of Girls Arhlefic Associarion. Secrelary of Tumbling Club, Presidenl of Homeroom. Vice Presidenl of Fulure Business Leaders of America, Senior Execulive, Glee Club, Tumbling Club, Girls Afhlelic Associalion, Sollball, Granby Play Day. Maury Play Day. Ambilion: To live happily for +he resl of my life. JAMES M. ROOKS Rook Tumbling Club, D'ama+ics Club, Graphic Arfs Club, Secrelary of Graphic Arls Club. Per Peeve: School and work. Ambiiion: To own a nigh? club and work for Cocky Ben- son. JEAN ROWLAND Mickev Treasurer of Pep Club, Pep Club, Dramalics Club, Freshman Baskefball Team. Pe? Peeve: Having 'ro graduale. Ambifionz To have someone fell me I don'+ lease people. NANCY ELEANOR SALYERS Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus, Fulure I-lornemakers of America. Ambilion: To be a success in life. FRANKLIN DOUGLAS SANDERS Tumbling Club, Audio-Visual Club, Dislribulive Edu- cafion Club, Uni+ed Srafes Air Force. Pei' Peeve: Nagging girls. VELMA JOYCE SAWYER Danna Ambifionz To be a bookkeeper. JERRY LEE SCHUCKER Jose Besf All-Around Boy, Received Cerlificale for Perfecl Alfendance, Vice Presidenl' of Tumbling Club, Vice Presidenl' of Disrribulive Educalion Club, J.V. Base- ball, Varsily Baseball, Varsily Baskelball, Tumbling Club, Disiribufive Educalion Club. Pei' Peeve: Loud-moulh people and wise guys. Ambifion: To make a success oi whal I underfake in life. E. JACOUELINE SCRUGGS Jackie Glee Club, Classics Club. Pei' Peeve: Breaking fingernails. Ambifion: Teacher. ROBERT LEE SHARPLESS Bob Audio-Visual Club, Tumbling Club, Disfribulive Edu- cafion Club. Pei Peeve: Ties. Ambifion: Armed Service. ROBERT SIMPSON HERBERT OWEN SMITH, JR. Varsily Foolball, Spanish Club. Foofball Club. Ambikion: To go fo appreniice school. SHIRLEY SMITH S+inky or H. O. NORMA FAYE SOREY Spookie Feafure Edifor of 'rhe Business Insight Furure Busi- ness Leaders of America. Modern Dancing Club. Pei Poove: Sissified men. Ambifion: To be a slenographer To an admiral. MELVYN DOUGLAS SOYARS Doug All-Sfale Band, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Dramafics Club. Treasurer of Ihe Junior Hi-Y. Sergeanf-ai-Arms of 'fha Dramafics Club, Execufive Commillee of fhe Band. Band Librarian, Mr. Norview of 52, Variefy Show. Per Peeve: I-len-pecked boys. Ambiiionz To be a successful band leader. JULIA MAE SPANGLER X Modern Dance Club, Dramalics Club, Maiorelde. Pe? Peeve: Conceifed people. JOCELYN SPENCER Jo French Club, Disfribulive Educalion Club. Ambiiion: To work a while and gel' married someday. BETTY WRAE STAPLES Monkey Treasurer of rhe Secrefarial Club, Fufure Homemakers of America, Secrefarial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bere Club. Nafional Honor Sociely. Pei' Peeve: Teachers fhal' give homework and freshmen +l'1a+ always giggle. Ambifionz To be a nurse. COLIN GANYERT STEELE Booky Tumbling Club, Foofball Club. Wresflinq Club, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Bela Club, Nafional Honor Socie'I'y. Senior Chorus, J.V. Foolball, J.V. Baseball, Varsily Wresflinq, Homeroom Represenlalive 'Io The Senior Class, Presidenl of The Homeroom, Sfale I-Iieh School Wresfling Champion. Pe+ Poevo: New York Yankee fans. Ambifion: To come back lo Norview and coach wresfling. - lvnpv- PAUL DOUGLAS STELZNER Dirl995I Backstage Club, Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Secretary ot the Backstage Club, President ot the Senior Chorus, Librarian ot the Senior Chorus, Sergeant-at-Arms ot the Dramatics Club, Director ot the Backstage Club, Chorus, Boys Chorus at Massenetta Springs, Track. Represented the Chorus at the Mozart Festival at Charaville, Va. Pet Peeve: Wise otts and girls. Ambition: To live a good lite. ANDREW DALTON STEPHENS, JR. Fuzzy Distributive Education Club, Baseball. Pet Peeve: Wise guys. Ambition: To be a F.B.l. agent. ROSETTA ELIZABETH STEPHENSON Spaghetti or Spud Future Homemakers ot America, Dramatics Club, Variety Shows, May Day. Student Director ot the May Day, Red Cross Representative, President ot the Library Club, Program Director ot the Dramatics Club, President ot the Girls Chorus. Pet Peeve: Bossy teachers. Ambition: To be a nurse. WILLIAM JOHN STRAWN Bill Treasurer ot the Photography Club. Science Club. Photography Club, Football Club, Hi-Y, Football. Track, Wrestling, Monogram Club. Ambition: To see Miss Stout and Mr. Wicknick married. CATHERINE ANN TARKINGTON Cathy Treasurer ot the Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain ot the Tri-Hi-Y. Modern Dancing Club, Girls Athletic Association, Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y, May Day Programs, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve: Blushing. Ambition: To become a good nurse LILLIAN JEAN TATEM Joan Basketball, Sottball, Play Day, Cheerleader, Girls Athletic Association, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian ot the Senior Chorus, Reporter ot the Pep Club. Pet Peeve: Don. Ambition: To marry THE ONE and have tour boys la backtield tor Norviewl. SHIRLEY JO ANN TAYLOR Jo Dramatics, Music Club, Future Business Leaders ot America, Band. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. Ambition: To be a good stenographer. LAWRENCE ALLEN THOMAS Larry Football. Pet Paeve: To be called Lawrence. Ambition: To become a successtul business man or play ' protessional tootball. RALEIGH THOMAS BENJAMIN JACKSON THOMASON Benny Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y, Treasurer ot the Hi-Y. Pet Peeve: To ask a girl tor a date and have her say why didn't you ask me sooner. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. ISAAC ROWLAND THOMASON Juqhead Vice President ot the Distributive Education Club, Tumbling Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Distributive Education Club. Pet Peeve: Working. Ambition: To get married three or tour times. ANN CELESTE THORELIUS Blondie Vice President ot the Girls Chorus, Reporter ot the Girls Chorus, May Day, Dramatics Club. Pat Peeve: To be required to study English. Ambition: To marry Bill and have a l95l Cadillac. A l 1, -.-. 'QV ,gr JOHN ANTHONY FRANCIS TIGMO. JR. Smiling Irishman Junior l-li-Y, Football, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Youth and Government Convention, Senior Chorus, Boys Chorus, Secretary-Treasurer ot the Hi-Y, Foot- ball, J.V. Baseball. Pet Peeve: Students who lack in participation ot ath- letics. Ambition: To be a tamous radio M.C. FRANK MAYO THOMPKINS Gooch Football Club, Secretary-Treasurer ot Freshman Class, Football. Pet Poeve: New York Yankee fans. OLIN CECIL TRENT Rod J.V. Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity Football, Wrestling Club, Football Club, Monogram Club, Homeroom Representative. Pet Peeve: Girls. Ambition: To be an engineer. JUNE ANN TURNER June Bug Spanish Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Nia- tional Honor Society, May Day, S.l.P.A. Convention. Editor ot the 52 PlLOT, Secretary ot the Spanish Club, Secretary ot the Beta Club, Play Day at Granby, Jolly Girls Club, Sunday School Teacher. Pat Peeve: Blushing. Ambition: To have a successful and happy tuture and to live a usetul lite by helping others. ROBERT EPHRIAM TWINE Bobby President ot Homeroom, Vice President ot Homeroom, Vice President ot Mechanical Drawing Club, Student Cooperative Association, Mechanical Drawing Club, Football Club, Art Club, Monogram Club, Hi-Y. J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Pet Peeva: Girls. Ambition: To be a success. JAMES DEMPSEY VAUGHAN Jimmie Audio-Visual Club, Junior Hi-Y, Beta Club, Science Club. Pet Peeve: People who root tor the New York Yankees. Ambition: To become a millionaire. NAOMI FAYE VAUGHT Faye Glee Club, May Day. Ambition: To be a success in everything l do. GERALD DAVID WALBERG All-State Band, Band Executive Committee, Junior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Science Club, Treasurer ot Junior Hi-Y. Chaplain ot Junior Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms ot Hi-Y, President ot the Science Club, Band, Variety Show. Pat Peeve: Women. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. JACOUELINE JEAN WALKER Jackie Music Club, Skating Club, National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y. ' Pet Peeve: Homework and exams. Ambition: To be a nincompoop 'cause nincompoops have all the tun. BARBARA WALTERS WELLINGTON WARD Wattio Art Club, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, President ot Art Club, President ot HifY, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball, Track, Hi-Y Youth and Government Convention in Richmond, Art Editor ot THE PILOT. Pet Peeve: For a girl in high school to smoke, especially in public. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. DREAMA ANN WEATHERFORD Dinky Modern Dance Club, Girls Athletic Association. Pet Peeve: People who take everything I say seriously. Ambition: To marry a rich man and own a Cadillac. W- -wqfwxx, .2 use -iw i 4 4 A fit il ii.. C Lb.. if 7 -, . ,r xp. A , , gs ,fi f ' Lu ' g g: IQ- 'A' ' fi 4 U1 .Fa ' .- ,Q sy, gr ., , .N ' 4 V' . T' '- - . - , 1,155 'ff Miki? if 4 MYRA aeAsLeY weaver. ' Peesv JEAN wsAven Dislribulive Educe+ion'CIub, Secretary of 'Phe Disfribu- five Educaiion Club, Pep Club, Candidafe for Miss Norview, Various Dramalic Plays. May Day. Pei' Peeve: People who clon r keep 'rheir promises. Ambiiionz To marry Paul after I finish school. SALLY JEANETTE WHEALTUN Shuffle Red Cross Represenfafive. Ari' Club. Disfribuiixqe Eau- cafion Club. ' Pei Peeve: Foolishness. f ' Ambifions To be a nurse. CECIL ANDERSON WHEELER. JR. 'Jnryf' Academy Award, Presidenf of lhe Dramefics Club.- , Repoffer for fhe Baclcsfage Club. Vice Fresidenf of Homeroom, Various Plays Presenfed lo fha Sthool. , Dramaiics Club, Baclcslage Club, Sfamp Club. Pho- lography Club. - ' Ambiiion: To go lo college. BARBARA ANN WHITE Bibi Band. Pef Peeve: People who gossip. 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