Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

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I, .Ah .ZZGZK P NURIIEW HIGH SUHO0L IIDIIFIILII, VIRGINIA X ! T Editor-in-chief . ,J 'F ES- I A X Catherine Isador Ik s lglangger .,,x-155' 7105 3 fm' Q. ti 4 4-Q . ,Li-w ., ,vgwkf - ,'- fig, V , ...ty ,, Ag, H V' NH .A L if H H l' K ' K I Vx 15,5 , lg ' 3 ,L gg 1. Q I .Q ,Lf . 1 P n ,0- ...K 4 1' J 7 ,.-. x .1 l ...if w 1 r , 1 P ,. ff' N' , ff ' sf ,, ffl , ' 13 1 'N 3 f X1 I 1 i ,fx 's' , qi gh H .zlg-qi! 3 A , 1 QV'- 1 elf ktff vs. f 4 ,,,., ,WM v r- ,-fx, ' Y TW' ..- ., JPY.-W . lr l 1 X .Af y5,? Jff'F? ,h., il x li? .1 -ic-GN te:iiT?5k I x 1 15,77 'ffl' f xi 4 sbt JZ, To the 3 l .-I DEDlU 'lb Jack and the Ml Wh h O HVQ Sho Wn Sch 0018 - , Plflt We, the staff of the 1953 PILOT, dedicate this . . . the last PILOT from the campus of our old Norview High School, to you . . . THE STUDENTS. To the Jack and the jill who have shown school spirit never before expressed in Pilotland, as the support afforded all sports, academic activities and all organizations. We see the student in the classroom, walking along the hall or pausing for a chat with his favorite friend. This is a picture of a Norview student. if 4' AIIMI I 'l'liA'l'l0 'M We ! SB if uyb Ania 'Wu Wi QB Q IU Y Wh- 1 in if 5- v i' y 'P-A-1-W M. 5, Y sa rr- is V ' 44 y . MR. ANDREW4T.v LEIDY MISS EMILY M. MIDYETTE Assistant Principal Dean of School ADMII TRATUR My examination of the proofs of the 1953 PILOT leads me'to helieve that this edition promises io be the most elaborate yearbook in the history of nur school. The staff of the PiLoT endeavors each fear to provide the suhscriher with a comprehensive riew of the classes, organizations and activities of nur school. The current staff deserves our highest ommendation for the standard of work apparent in he present issue. Congratulations to each staff member and the aculty sponsor, Mrs. Ardath jones! We hope that each student who has obtained copy will cherish it and preserve it for use through he coming years. Sincerely, WK? W. E. Campbell Principal 3 ,vi N Glllllil CE MISS MARIC-OLD M. SCOTT Director of Guidance 7' Here wc find the lighted torch, as a guiding light to our future. A light that will show us the right way to go on to our various occupations and higher education. All memhcrs of the faculty at Norvicw are a part of the Guidance Department, cvcn though they may bcfclassroom teachers, homeroom teachers, the librarians, the Dean, the assistantfprincipal, or the principal. All arc important as members of a group whose main ohjcctive is to help each student make the hest of his opportunitics and to recognize the hest in himself. if-aaa f l --Q.. ., 'L i Q1 l Yr NW! - Q6 W , sg am, n5E1l 'Q51-:gm E CLASS SPONSORS. Seated: Mrs, A. Benton, sophomore: Mr. H. Bergeron, senior. Standing: Mr, F. Kizer, juniorg Miss M. Lee, freshman. What shall we do for the coming year? wonders Mr. Bergeron, while Mrs. Benton, Miss Lee and Mr. Kizer pon' der for the answer. Miss Scott seems to be husy on thc phone. Whait will her answer hc? 1 r LA GIIAGE ART MRS. BETTIE C. CHAPPELL MRS. LQILUCE G. DXVYER MRS. MARY B. CARD MRS. CARRIE D. KEMP MISS LILLY J. LONGO MISS AUDREY D. MIDDLETON MISS EMILY M. MIDYETTE lumruwwv,-. 'ms MRS. MARGARET T. SMITH MRS. RUTH A. TGRRENCE F1 Sh K NllfX'ICXh'llCb Gnd ll Ixltlc Iitcrnlurc, Spccch, and grammar combined into a typical Englmsh class. uTI1is ie thc word. cxulaims Ngmcttc Ivfcrccr, :ls she cx' plains j.fI'1lIllIII1lI' tu Alun Guldlwcrg, Bobby Beale, and juan I Newman. ,IIIIUUATIU ff ,fvv it W 1 f-er f ' df MISS VIRGINIA L. BALL MISS NANCY C. GARTH MRS. DOROTHY G. MURDEN if . vvx- -x ,J4:,1-A-,.rI,4'g MR. EARL W. BRACEY 1 1 MISSHMARY V. HARRIS I ' f , MATHEMATIU MRS. ADDIE B. BENTON N MRS. MILDRED C. BEAUTER MRS. SADIE R. GARRIS MR. CHARLES J. HARRINGTON MRS. KATHLEEN P. HITT Lutrell Sawyer and Faye Ballance receive help MISS JOAN M- RAMSEY from Mrs. Murden. What's unknown? asks Mrs. Garris of Lcatricc Hankins and Josh Simons. gr - 4 , W. 'JA .f ff-w---E-f'.,.,, I I , '-------. , , 1 I ' 3 --XM ...J Q... - w UA' it 4--H 3' -'dk .w-...an-1.. , ' if M5 'R-4 ..... -- para L . 3 i Say girls! HQfc'5 sgmcfhjng to improve yguf form and Straightcn up and cycs right is the motto of thc Boys' in IEXL igurc. 33:1 ,gg-4? MR. LOUIS W. HANSEN Driver Training ED CATIO .385 Y ny., KW' cs- 3 M155 I- WINIFRED BEARD MISS ALICE M. MEACOM MR. JAMES E. VASS MR. DAVID BLANFORD, JR. Mr. Hansen shows Richard Nokcs and Earl Bray how a LUIS S00 .- car looks inside. MR. ROBERT G. THALMAN . Palltic Younger scum inxious to Mart rolling. 5,1- .4 A A f' iv UUISIIQ- llll L0ok. draw your line a little to the end of the paper, explains Gordon West to joan Newman. EF L MR. WALTER E. LANE 1 Herr Jackie Adams, Ramona Reynolds, and Tommy Nance read about France and its wonders-as Susie Thompson rc' ceives some explanation from Mrs. Hodge. Henry Holli' Held is next in line for explanation. LANGUAGE MR. EDWARD A. MACK MR. GEORGE S. ROE MR. HOWARD F. YOUNG MRS. KATHERINE R. HODGE French MRS. BARBARA W. OWENS Spanish MR. LESLIE SEAWARD Latin IISS MARY L. ALPHIN R. HAL I. BONNEY, JR. RS, CAROLINE BILLS R. VCILLIAM DAUGHERTY R. WILLIAM S, HAMPTON Miss MARTHA A. LEE MR. JACK MARTIN Miss ANNETTE SIMPSON Miss CAROL s. SUBLETT fi f 5 'a. i M fo ' C5 John Cox shows Beverly Vv'lIIinms, Joyce Upton, Arnold MCFJIIS-articles of intcrcft. Vv'ho will bc thc ncxt president? You know, wc didn't! Future politicians ponder for thc an SVUCY. IH E ART MR. W. CLYDE DUVALL, JR. Band Director MISS PRISCILLA C. HYNSON Art 9? MRS. DOROTHY A. LINZEY Music 'lP ' 'A li! I HUMEMAKI G MRS. OLIVIA M. HARLOW Home Economics MRS. EFFIE S. ROBINSON Home Economics ff 6 , MR. EARL R. BUFFINGTON Dismbutive Education ai MR. IRVING T. BOC-SRUD Assistant Band Director X. It's in the book girls, says Barbara Roberts, to Frances Hogue, Mary Holloway, Alice Bradley, and Joyce Twine. These girls are learning to set a table the right way. A sig., Tala! me 'rw I 1 1 With an array of modern art and paint brushes around, Betsy Bell and Eugene Bryant may turn out to be future artists. Ill TRIBUTIVE in emo .X . .3 2 'ki 9Uc4Tfy ff. MISS BETTY S. ALTMAN MISS CHRISTINE B. DUNNAVANT MR, FRANKLIN D KIZER MRS. WANDA J. LAYNE MRS. MARJORIE G. TUCKER MRS. ALICE M WOLOSON -77 vi V4 J. I' I-3 ,QTEK X19 1 i,,..-r OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Left to right, front: Ruth Robey, Charlotte Hughes. Back: Erma Brooks, Betty Rogers, Betty Kaufmann, Lucille Allmond, Betty Stone, Lois Bowman, Carol Wilkerson, Julia Andersen, Betty Payne. fr.. 0'l'llEll TAFF P. Wzilker, L. Lea, B, Brinn, L. Stone, D. Smith, B. Key N. Stewart, j. Cherry, M, Vv'hitehurst, I. Bridges, E. Bright Second row: H. Perry, J. Creekmore, G. Bullic, j. Turner M. Hoffman, Stanley, B. Sullivan. Third row: A. Rey nolds, R. Crawford, C. Bales, B. Priddy, R. Reynolds, L. Snyder, librarian. ,... MRS. NANCY BRACEY LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. Left to righc, frst row: H. Godfrey, M. Allen. librarian, McMenamin, B. Adkins, hy. if Clerk X MRS. LUCILLE HAVIRD ,' ' V - Clerk MRS. EUNICE WALBERG Dietitian MR. EMMETT BARNES , Custodian 03' X' lf: MR. MARTIN SEIVERS Custodian of MRS. MARGARET A. ALLEN X Librarian A MRS. LOUISE C. SNYDER Librarian BUS DRIVERS. Left to right, jrst row: Lenwood Buck, MAIDS. Left to right: Emma johnson, Louise Parker, Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Lee, Mr. Hansen. Second Eula Wilson, Christine Rogers, Alberta Watson, Ruth row: Mr. Mack, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Byrd. Barnes. 1 Q' F fl I ,gd 'arf FN 'nl I f h. s 0-KL! '44-1 it i f- . A -if GAMMA DELTA. Left to Right, First Row: L. A. Graves, sergeantfatfarms, C. Isadore, treasurer: B. Payne, co-chaplain, B. Rogers, eofchaplainz M. Caton, vieefpresidentg S. Saunders, pledge counselor, B. Adkins, secretary, F. Hogue, president. Second Row: P. Younger, L. Vera, R. Reynolds, S. Thornton, T, Cruz. Adams, N. Carter, B. Tyer, F. Garrett, Y. McGee, S. Twadclle, G. Gibbs, M. Robinson, D. Ellington, I. Elder, S. Powers, N. Bower, B. joynes, I. R. Boyd, B. Windley. TRI-lll-Y s is ri ', l Q 4 l ! 7 S i ALPHA. Left to Right, First Row: D. Holloman, president, E. Brooks, pledge counselor, D. NVinder, vicefpresident: L. Palmer, chaplain, D. Willoughby, sergeantfatfarmsg A. Cromwell. treasurerg C. Myers, corresponding secretary, 1. Twine, secretary. Second Row: B. Beasley, M. Gallagher, S. Lincoln, M. Seehorn, B. J. Roberts, A. Archbell, J. Nobles, F. Ballancc, J. A. Watson, Harris, B. Sinn. 'Third Row: Alcox, G. Winslow, P. Christiansen, B. Brow, C. Welch, I. Roberts, N. Mercer, L. Hodges, S. Honea, P Lamppin, A. Myers, F. Gaskins. I' Lf A1 ,.. ,,:L,f M f ,, V 'L 0, Q J ' - s. . Q v 79541, .1414 lv 6- ' 'p J ' ,.,,,, gf- fx-, ,gf V Y ' f tp , A V. FLA! f I 'I I 6, Mfr- 711 Y A W -. if Qi mf? T 1 5 A T W. f 'J . 's if . Q 1 ., M et s K Y sl . , f N . F . 1 6 r S li f I is V i X 2 OMEGA. left to Right, First Row: R. Rohey, Edwards, N. Beaver. vice-president: S. Bishop, t asurcrg A. Bryan, secretary: J. Elliott, reporter. M. Holloway, president, B. Murray. Second iuw' C Hunt R Belcher B Pope E Ti'e B Carter, L. Tatem, L. Bradshaw, Van Cleef, B Hoggard 'Tlnrd Row L Allmond H Sanderlin H. Radford, M. A. Outten, C: Edwards, gf A. Creelcinore, S. Faint, P.'Harrington, A. Aleox. 40 Presidents: F. Hoguc, Gamma Deltag D. Hollo' man, Alphag M. A. Holloway, Omega. Sponsors: Miss S. Altman, Mrs. M. Smith. Absent from Picture: Miss M. Lee. S -.4 E497 Y TRIfHIfY PURPOSES The purpose of the TrifHifY is to create, maintain, extend throughout home, school, and community high stand' zirds of Christian character. TRIfHIfY PLATFORM Clean speech Clean scholarship Clean sportsmanship Clean living l y a ' 'O P a az 2 2' . f M, 'W UP 'lk HIfY. Left to Right, First Row: R. Crawford, sergeanbabarmsg J. LaRue, secretary: B. Hill, chaplain: C. Ghamberlaync, vicefprcsidentg B. Greenwood, treasurerg B. Gurfman, president. Second Row: J. Robinson, C. Wrenn, L. Ford, J. Newman, B. Gornto, H. Flanagan, H. Tuttle. :Third Row: G. Moorc, M. Ovenfelt, A. Goldberg, T. joseph, P. Barker, M. Mustard, B. Robinson, 4 L. Whitehead, R. Myers, R. Gibson. Fourth Row: A. Strickland, G. West, L. Carlson, B. Jones, A h' ton, R. Thornton, A. McFalls, G. Wilson, V. Gunn, L. Gaskins, G. Warrington, J. Was mg Mr. Mack, sponsor. Left to Right, First Row HI-Y OFFICERS GET TOGETHER. d Row: B. Greenwood B. Hill, C. Chamberlayne, J. LaRue. Sccon R. Crawford, B. Curfman, Mr. Mack. N 0 nm AL , M H0 llll IHJIETY LEADERS: C. Chamherlaync, presif dent, Mrs. Hodge, sponsor. Standards of the National Honor Societyff Citizenship, Scholarship, Service and Leadership. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Left to Right, First Row: S. Twaddlc, chaplaing L, Palmer, rccrctaryg C. Charnhcrlaync, president: C. lsadorc, vice-prcsidcntg B. Jernigan, treasurer. Sfcmni Row B. Stone. J. Anderson, A. Crews. J. R. Boyd, M. Anderson, j. Cox, E. Keffe, M. A. Outtcn, -I, Blalork, 1. Vaughan, B, Gray, j. Landlng. Third Row: C. Bcnham, M, Sizemore, M. Perry, D. johnson, S. Vaughn, D. Farms, R. Reynolds, D. Knlght, S. Fant,- B. Rogers, B. Payne, L. Allmond, D. Dall, R. Myers. VS. Ks 1 x 1 my ANDREW T. LEIDY J Cf' I ' -5 Sponsor Q 1 DONALD SIMMONS President l j y If V! 'IP fy, Q h Q Oxs 3 5 9.0! efibv , g 50.5 Q 9.00 ,Q V4 ' fi Q s . . , , . AQ Qi E ge 3.9 I vb lux..-'0'. X s , , - x- 4 0 Ng s ,' in s 095 X mga .s 4,4 eg-5.5 o 4, 5 Al 4 1 j. 1 1, , 55' f . M J . 1 i1 W , , ,nk ' -'. ' -at stil 4, A. -H b'J'..t'o1 .3 - n, A ...sl ' it X ii Q s 4 A mg, , 'I I l'.:'.,fijN'5'f A fff 2 Y 1 X V 4 4 1 X 4 , X I PILOTLAND'S HEROES. Left to Right, First Row: D. Harmon T. Nance, L. Sawyer, D. Simmons, presidentg D. Knight, treasurer I. Robinson, secretary: D. French, Maggeean. Second Row: D Sessler, C. Clements, B., Mason, D. Faris, R. Crawford, C. Benham R. Fry. Third Row: B. Matthias, B. Curfman, I. Eclcard, V. Gunn C. Holt, A. Rice, D. White, C. Bales. Fourth Row: C. Teho, B. Hill K. Bennett, I. Washington, L. Woodhouse, T. joseph, P. Snyder if Q9 QV A QQ.. Q? IUTURE TEACHERS Left to Right First Row B Wallace, vieefpresidentg G. Winslow reporter W Carpenter treasurer N Cumbo chaplain M Anderson, president: 1. McCullough 7 ackead eorrespondmg secretary Blalotk recording eeretary Second Row: E. Andrews, C. Spire S ohns E Million E MeLawhorn Cole Third Row B Scarborough, P. Brewer, Lambert odge K Bass C Iones I Hawkins D If ,fl 1' AIA 41,171 W1 I D! 4,-, Xh- Bm! of Lwefv ' FUTURE BUSINESS Left to Right first Row J Congleton, W. Congleton, I. Wixom B Kaufman treasurer A Whitheld seeretary C Webster president: A. Alne, reporterg J. Baker xice president M Perkins Second Row B Partin D Dail B. Adkins, B. Campbell, P. Wriglmt 8 Webster F West Dale S Stamps K Morris C Turner Anderson, G. Bland. 'Third Row J S Cottrell C,-oodin E Keefe L Valentine D ohnson A. Mercer, S. Williams, B. Ell FTA LEADERS, Left to Right: Miss A. Middleton, sponsor, M. Anderson, presi' dent. FBLA LEADERS: Mr. Bracy, sponsor, C. Webster, president. P' 'Q 'fjrfas sw ' ..-V , kL,, , A vsp, 'urQ'9 - A , 3 .L , if ft ef' ut 2 r -gym W M , :. WW-., U '-ff 'sv .W tefh' - ' f ,,pQ1, if H NORVIEW MODEL ASSOCIATICN. Left to Right, First Rowf J, Pratt, president: N LLL A F R. Drunwright, secretary and reporterg T. Perry, treasurerg G. Roe, sponsor, Mrlstczid, I V ff wr j, vicefprcsidcnt. Second Row: B. Sprousc, R, Vann. T. McLoughlin, R. Colley, I. Rogers, -V M. Bagwell, F. Bashara, D. Graham. Third Row: R. Shank. D. johnson, G. Hcilig, ' . A P ff rg' -. M, Robinson, B. White, B. Phelps, E. McCarthy, C. Bennet, L. Brinn, R. Chzimhrose. . , Fourth Row: J. Eckard, J. Linville, B. Robinson, D, Watts, W. Crrrtright, B. Burt, B. Flowers, Gorman, B. Upchurch, M. Walker, R. Myers. Left to Right: Mr. Roe, Pfam, President' W H A T ' S N E W ? Mrs. Moulin ASSUUIATIII M FUREIG LA GUAGE ,.. FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Left to Right, First Row: R. Nock, vicefprcsidentg New man, secretary. M. Freeman, presidcntg C. Beland, treasurer: F. Hodges. Second Row 1 Mrs. Hodges, cofsponsorg D. Manhy, R. Mountcastla, N. Cousins, L. Bosco, C. Perry, J . FI. Ramirrez. Third Row: J. Riggleman, D. McClure, L. Gibson, C. Baker, N. Collier, rcportcrg A, Christopher, B. Gallup, C. Settle. ' 5 - gf , ' , , gg., .,,,,x ' r M3 L ISTRIBUTORS CLUB. Left to Right, First Row: A J. Scxton, N. Wmlliaxlns, W. Smith, K. Wawcwlalrd Y, MCIHIHIZIS, E. Hughs, H. Savage, C. Cublc, R. Davis LQ nssi, B. Trcnklc, N. Jones. C. Purtlock, P. French B.LR.wls. Second Row: G. Christiansen. M. Henderson H.lGflcs, R. Vsfntson, C. Graves, Mr. Buffington, sponsor ' x .X ,Y kxxzx 2 It J Q' Q Q I X ? DI TIRIB 'l'0li Q - J F rv m N Ai X V DISTRIBUTORS. Left to Right. C X 'X Graves, A. Wrlght, C. Woolard, R Davis, B. Treaklc. pn-sf. Left to Right: R. Eichcr, H. Holliiield, H. Craver, J. Crowling. ,- KS: X y-fork .ik-,Q X if W5 mi' ,, . mfg sr wif 'Wa 1: ,, is .. , ?w,,g,..,, 4 , ,. ., ff . . lag DEBATING CLUB. Left to Right, First Ro,w: R. Spiegel, R. Meeks, M. Ammons P. Carr, H. Craver, P. Cobb, I. Easter, L. Whitehead, R. Knapp. Second Row: Crowling, G. McCoy, P. Whitehurst, B. Foss, G. Zydron, A. Ashly, C. Sanderlin, S. Aycock, R. Eicher. Third Row: Mr. Bonney, sponsor: Cole, Polk, Eubanks, K. Renner, V. Simmons, R. Bowden, S. Simpson, G. Brainerd, T. A. Cosgrove, Ir. IIIIIIATI G UIIIIATIVE WIIITI G CREATIVE WRITING. Left to Right, First Row: A. Reynolds, secretary and trcasf urerg A. Severance, I. Sack, R. Reynolds. Seated: I. Vaughan, president, Mrs. Dwyer, sponsor. -,..4n. wi msd' GETTING TOGETHER. . Left to Right: I. Vaughan, A. Reynolds. -Ill Ill-1 TUMBLING CLUB. Left to Right, First Row: P. Adams, C. Gray, Poff, D. Murphy, Howell, vice-president, B. Redfern, president, H. Schriver, secretary-treasurer: R. Slaughter, A. Burgess. Second Row: L. Lewis, E. Shepard, T. Sheets, C. Waller, B. Tuttle, B. Beale, P. Shore, L. Hope, T. Crombie, C. Swoope. Third Row: B. Gallup, L. EEMEMAKEE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. Left to Right, First Row: V. Green, treasurer: L. Lassiter, vice' president, Walker, presidentg M. Hood, secretary: H. Buist, sergeant-atfarms. Second Row: C. Tally, S. Pickett, B. Sullivan, A. Bondurant, L. M. Cherry, L. Wilson, I. Moor. 'Third Row: S. Parker, McDougall, P. Cornette, E. Spuill, S. Phillips, I. George, B. Bowles. Fourth Row: A. Mosier, B. Morgan, B. Priddy, A. Barber, S. Parry. Mason, H. Blanchard. Jo! 4 1 Berry, A. Malbone, G. Carter, V. Marsh, H. Jenkins, I. Spratt, R. Vincent, I. Moore. Fourth Row: Mr. Vass, sponsor, B. Cooper, A. Driskill, W. Cardwell, B. Coltrain, W. Whitehurst, H. Coke, Knight, Roberick, C. Flowers, Strayhorn, E. Pope, B. Shelton, LaPort. TEMELI E TEE TIME TEEN TIMES. Left to Right, First Row: M. Perkins, president: I. Gregory, treasurer: S. Story, vicefpresidentg A. Wedbee, secretary. Second Row: I. Hugo, P. Cum' mings, P. Tood, N. Kline, F. Fennell, F. Thorpe. Third Row: J. Glover, Lewis, E. Kirkman, I. Hill, P. Harrell, B. Welton, Mrs. Harlowe, sponsor. 9411?-'. .X mg, .af I S E5 Q-.. .K N,-., l 'V '73-7 ART CLUB. Whistlers of Pilotland? Left to Right, First OFFICERS: B. Gorslci, treasurerg K. Overmier, reportcrg Row: C. Rosenthal, S. Yates, I. Shirley, D. Callahan, N. B. Bell, secretaryg Miss Hynson sponsorg Norwood, Cunningham. Second Row: P. Todd, B. Yates, E. Bryantg president. 1. Spruill. ' l aa ' Yi' 3A as ., 4 v l 0? ll x ,XS-19 ' A A at I iv!! ae? QUILL fa' SCROLL CLUB. Left to Riglit, First Row. M. Sevcrcncc, Vaughn, B. Adkins, A. Blalock, S. Bishop, P. Vincent, I.. A. Graves, C. Isadore. Second Row: D. Holloman, R. Boyd, D. Simmons, D. VVindcr, B. Jernigan. C. Cliznnbcrlnyne, A, Reynolds, S. Fant, M. A. Holloway, A. Vvlriglit. UUILL A ll UIHILL YEARBOOK CLUB. Future Pilotland staffers? Left lo Right, First Row: D. McCuiston, M. Hotlman, secretary, I. Neilson, treasurer. A. Robertson, presidentg I. Dixon. Second Row: F. Haskett, I.. Sparrow, A. Crews, S. Nock, I. Cox, C. MacCulwbin, D. Stephenson. Third Row: L. Bowman, A. Brown, V. Williaiiis, B. Hebron, C. Farris, E. Trollinger, I. Lancaster, G. Davis, S. niiniiooii iii ii A uP? BRT: vous f NEWSPAPER CLUB. Mrs. Wil ' ' cy, sponsor- L. r s'd p ci cnt: M. Gzirdncr Millncr, Gregory, Bi. Hankins Th' d .. ir Row: C. P. MAGIC EW PAPER , irst Rows F. Burroughs, reportcrg Ford, trczisurcrg H. Stith, prcsidcntz B. Downs, vicef secretary. Second Roux M. Smith, M. Roper, I. Gillette, N. Nelson, G. Sparrow, B. B ' ' ' Watson utkmfin, C. , Drew, B. Maison, A. Phillips, B. Flanagan, MAGIC CLUB. L Eft lo Right, First Row: F. jones, Atwood, president: K. Thompson, treasurer: B. Henry, sccrctaryg R. Atwood, viccfprcsidcntg G. Miller, Lopcy. Second Row: G. 'Swalc, H. Horner, B. Maison, M. Hairrcll, J. Mcirris, R. Tzilcston, Third Row: S. Baisden, H. Perkins, Li-Il, A Sr-liil G, Cray, H. Perry, E. Cartwright, C. Filccntrh A ' ' . 11, Q ci. R. Sinithson, Evans. XX! X URVIEW PLAYEII' YTNAORES. Lff! to Right, Firxt Row: Eggcrd. G. Twine, B. Wf,wcid, T, Brown. Second Row: Vfinncs, K. Newton, Davis, ,. yur nv. 95 C9 .iw if i 9 if' V 5' u ., fi f . f U 'Nur f' B d, B. Ircatlicrstoiic. 5. A X . ,L n if 5 L r a l i -, X , l T gy ORVIEXV PLAYERS THE PLAY MUST GO ON! Left to Right, First N Row: P. Thayer, C, Henson, V. Robinson, M. Ncyhard, S. Erickson. Second ' H. C mes, I, Bozeman. Mr. Bergeron, Row: M, McColl, R. Parry, prcsidcntg a sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB PLANT SECTION. Left to Right, First Row: B. Burnett, I. Berrymen, I, Cordell. Second Row: I. Whitely, C. Blazer. SCIENCE CLUB ZOOLOGY SECTION. Left to Right, First Row: W. Eastwood, president: C. Peete, secretaryg Miss Dunnavant, sponsor. Second Row: J. Young, M. Perry, S. Stanley, N. Stewart, B. Johnson, R. Hardcsty, S. Ammerman. SCIENCE CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION. Left to Right, First Row: J. Thorpe, I. Arrington, B. Butler, B. Coeddard, 1. Fuller, P. Mills. Second Row: L. Stewart, R. Wilson, G, E. Wetherington, R. Speight, J. Hopkins. SCIENCE CLUB CHEMISTRY Left to Right, First Row: G. Kempton K Fizcr, I. Craig, R. Grxbson. SCIENCE CLUB PHYSICS SECTION. Left to Right, First Row: C. Batson, M. Breland, T. Coyner, J. Early, C. Chamhcrlayne, I. Newman, I. Landing, B. Nock, V. Sielski. Second Row: R. Lelmann, E. Heath, R. Myers, M. Cruz, H. Leonhardt, R. Shriner, J. Campell. ll 1-2421 1- .. Q I 1 'z,, 1- e 1. WHO WANTS TO BE ON MY TEAM? B. Boyett. D. Phillips, S. Severence, K. Martin. 2. LET'S PLAY CRY OUT . . D. Mears, B. Kania, H Mason, M. V Hamilton, J. Hewitt, L. Carpenter. 3. Deanna Mears playing a game of tennis. 4, OFFICERS AND SPONSORS. Left to Right: Mrs. Tucker, Miss Meacom, sponsors, Carlyn Borjes, jean Baze' more, Madeline Flood, Bobbie Forbes. GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOClA'l'l0 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Left to Right, First Row: M. Iones, L. Hopkin, 1. A. Finney, A. Pafumi, B. Forbes, secretary, C. Borjes, treasurer, M. Flood, vice' president: G. Bazemore, president, C. Hatch, P. Phelps. Second Row: P. Ball, B. Alphin, D. Herrington, B. Mus' tard, P. Barber, L. Hinkle, B. Moore, M. Moore, Hen' derson, B. Petree, L. Myerson. 'Third Row: M. A. Hughes, S. Garrison, M. Adams, N. Kelly, M, Boomer, Higgic, M: Colley, E. Cowan, L. F. Vernon, Z. Padgett, R. Lovell, B. Parlette. Fouvth Row: B. Mercer, S. Waddell, E. Breed- love, D. Pervas, F. Carter, A. Godard, B. Ballentinc E. L. Pope, M. Sessler, G. Leonhardt. Fifth Row: H. Mason, L. Carpenter, Hewitt, D. Mears, D. Phillips, S. Severence, M. V. Hamilton, B. Boyett, B. Kania, K. Martin. ,L,,,,,o, ,... ,.,.......,..,....a... . , - -A kb' Qvwxif' - .t'tea .F Q W Ei fx IL cr MECHA IUAL DRAWI G MECHANICAL DRAWING. Left to Right, First Row: Allen, G. Good' win, J. Simpkins, R. Johnson, W. B, Robinson, H. Tuttle, R. Jordan, I. Moore, B. Wilkins. Second Row: Mr. Lane, sponsorg R. Valentine, I. Salvant, I. Gregory, N. Devoles, W. Brown, R. Dail, A. Parsons. Third Row: R. Wilkinson, T. DeSteubon, W. O'Neal, I. C. Wylie. GRAPHIC ARTS. Left to Right, First Row: E. Grier, D. R. Harrison, I. Smithson, D. Whitehurst, presidentg G. West, G. Hanks, Mr. Mack, spon' sor. Second Row: F. Webb, secretary' treasurerg I. Moore, T. Alexander, R. Wynne. THE PRESS CONTINUAL- LY ROLLS ! ! F. Webb, sec' retary-treasurer: Mr. Mack sponsor, D. Whitehurst, pres- ident. 1 ui' 8.1! GRAPHHIART .1 A PEP CLUB. Left to Tight, First Row' C. Cafiee, treasurer. P. Robinson, 'presidcntg Boyer sccrctary. Second Row: C. Spoon, B. Brinkly, C. Rhoads, D. Vv'hitc, M. B. Lcitch, M. Vv'omack D. Smith, C. Smith, 'Hurd Row' E. Bode. Kccton, L. Fcslcr, M. Carey, E. Bakcr, M. Shelton B. MCGL1iIlI1, Kehoe, N. Vrfcddlc. FmwLl1Rnw' M, Wzirringttvii, L. R. McDidda, B. Harrison B. Parker, K. Tillctt, M. Gordnn, J. johnson. P. Haxton, G. Hamm, Miss Beard, sponsor. Thu purposc of thc Psp Club is to train girls to bc chccrf U L U lcadcrs. PEP CLUB. Left lo right, Fo-an Row' V. Beck, E. Hopkins, P. Lockhart, D. Simpson, D. Michal B. Hrtchcn, P. Robinson, P. Barbcr. Second Row: B. Porter, Pollock, A. Cozicns, P. Brooks C. Rogers, B. Ansley, 1. Smith. C. Bingham. Third Rowi W. Hughes, L. Bartlett, L. Epps, G Pittman, A. Simpson, Haynes, B. Davis, P. Sutphin. -5 fs rex 6 .A 1. BLUE RIDGE TRI-HI'Y CONFERENCE. Left to Right: L. Graves, M. Holloway, D. Holloman, N. Beaver, E. Brooks. 2. HOMECOMING. Lloyd Crimstead presenting the PilotfTiger Trophy to Jerry Hodges and Claude Benham. IIO llll I PlL0'l'LA 3. 1952 TPA REPRESENTATIVES. Members of the PILOT and CO'PILOT staff. 4. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTAf TIVES. Left Lo Right, First Row: B. Iernigan, D. Wilxf der. Second Row: D. Simmons, B. Payne, L. Sawyer. Third Row: C. Chamberlayne, C. Isadore. 5. 1952 SIPA REPRESENTATIVES. Left to Right, First Row: L. Graves, M. Severance. Second Row: C. Isadore, J. Boyd, C. Chamberlayne, D. Winder. 5 Q A- ,N .L .4 Q7 I N . L . su- '7 ra... ' S II FIIO'l'IIilLL TIME .P Left to Right, First Row: Donald Ward, Marvin Overfelt, Johnny Grau, Gerald Dumlao, Lutrell Sawyer, Claude Benham, Dean Harmon, Dick Sessler, Bill McGonegal, Tommy Nance and Max Russell. Second Row: Tommy Bryant, Donald Simmons, Garland Radford, Bobby Hill, Dave Knight, Tommy Joseph, Johnny Cox, Wilton Lan- TIME OUT FOR A SMILEfHead coach Charlie Harrington and co- captains Claude Benham and Ierry Hodges take time out from practice to flash a smile for the photographer. ., K u .f f ' .fi ' ' .x x , 4 Q I ei - . ' 1, .3 . . I 36 I ' n .Q as I . - as caster, Tom Jones, Charlie Holt, Dick Faris, Matt Marshall and Carol Clements. Third Row: Dudley Haynie, Roosef velt Crawford, Bruce Mason, Ierome Eclcard, Pete Snyder, Vince Gunn, Bill Jones, jim Washington, Charles Ray' burn, Kenny Jones, lim Garris, Bobby Curfman and Robert Rice. NORVIEW-7, WILSONf7 In their first Group One game of the season, Norvievx Pilots thrilled their fans with a storybook finish and a touc. down in the last two minutes of play to draw a 7f7 tie wil Wilson's Presidents at Norview Stadium. Tommy Bryant scored and Don Simmons caught Clauc Benham's all-important extra-point aerial. Benham's pass end Vince Gunn set up the tally on the fourfyard line. Defensive standouts in the Pilot line were Dick Sessl and Dud Haynie. Benham, Simmons and Dick Faris led tl secondary work. NORVIEW-16, WARWICKf7 Playing without the services of star halfbacks Tomn Bryant and jerry Hodges, the Pilots won their first conferenl game of the '52 campaign with a 16f7 decision over Warwis on the home gridiron. With Claude Benham and Tommy Nance each scorin the Pilots were in command throughout the tilt but we somewhat slowed up by the muddy field conditions. B Jones tackled Farmer Doug Lawson in his own end zone fi a twofpoint safety. Don Simmons and Vince Gunn caug Bcnham's extra point flings. Benham's outstanding play earned him the Ledger-D: patch's Player of the Week :mm-A Champs! The 1952 Norview football team which was undoubtedly the best in Pilot history. In addition to their honors as the best team from the Eastern District, runnersfup for the State Group One championship, best defensive tearr in the State, third top oifensive team and the high number of placings on the AllfStar teams, the Pilots brought un- limited recognition to Norview by their exceptional sports' manship and teamwork, Southern squad. 1 - GRINNING GRIDMEN- These three acc Pilot linemen won laurels on the Group One AllfStar teams. Left to Right: guard Roosevelt Crawford, second team All' Tidewater and All-Maury Opponent teamg tackle Dud' leyHaynie,Allfforeman Field, All'Eastern District, second team AllfTidewater and honorable mention All' State: guard Dick Sessler, AllfForcman Fieldffdfillfeastf ern District and honorable mention All-State. r lf' q 1 I fu! BATTERY MATES-These two Pilot gridders bore the brunt of Norview's air show. Bill Jones on the left, was on the receiving end of Claude Benham's aerials. Jones won honors as an end on the AllfForeman Field, All-Tidewater and Allflfasterri District teams. He was also honorable mention on the All-State selections. Benham, split-T quarterback. was AllfForcman Field, AllfTidewater, AllfEastern District and Allfstate. He was also mentioned on the All' - 73s0 7 7 36'6 25-7 31-0 F 16-7 J,13'5 lo ,., 1- 39 - 5 -c 31 ' 1 u - -sr ,' A i 1 it A 4 1 , .I -.Qi -f L f y 5 .. ,Q iv ' 1' 6 A Y Q L 3 .. V t 9 x my r, . K 'T' .e Af if . ' ' - ' V ' ,, Qi .f ,gm Q' ' , U ' 1 f -Q 5. t, Q ' URVIT' Ati , N? ' ' f ., L I , if it f t Q r .I ff ,fn ' L B i f 'sunvff H' B to 1 urere i S Q. willful FIRE AWAY-Johnny Caulder, junior varsity quarter' hack, prepares to cut loose with an aerial as Charles Brutc, VICTQRYEI-dine Coach Bob -I-halman xi N Alan Whittier and Dugie Smith block out the opposition. receives a free ride after me 36-6 Homecoming win over South Norfolk. Q52 ,L W W 1 V it 5 iff S me -f i K W - w We bf 'R N ,K A 'WA BRYANT WITH A BUCK Tommy Bryant Norview leading corcr with ll touthclown run yirdige against South Norfolk in the Hometoming game Eight of Bryant s touchdowns tame in the last three games of the season. 67? K NORVIEW-O, MAURY-8 This 8-O loss dealt the Pilots by Maury's Com' modores at Foreman Field kept Norview's best team in history from winning the State Group One championship. However the Pilots, who had the top defensive team in the State and were runnersfup to Thomas jefferson, of Richmond, for the crown, made two notable goal line stands against Maury that proved why the locals won State honors and the Eastern District title. Arnold Groobey scored for the Commodores, who racked up a safety when they nabbed Pilot quarterback Claude Benham in the end zone while fading back to pass. The Commodores rushed the Norview aerialist throughout the tilt. NORVIEW-13, GRANBY-0 Touchdown for Hodges became the battle cry of the rejuvenated Pilots in the fourth quarter as they defeated Granby's Comets for the fifth straight year by the score of 13fO at Foreman Field. Hodges, 15 Sfpound halfback, was hurt in the second half and the stands rocked with the cheer that sparked the Pilots to the last score. Claude Benham tallied the TD on a quarterback sneak from a couple of yards out. Tommy Bryant scored the initial six-pointer in the first quarter when he gathered in Benham's pass. Bill jones caught the extra point toss. Benham, who again won the Ledger's Player of the Week honors, Don Simmons and Dean Harmon stood out on defense. NORVIEW-25, NEWPORT NEWS--7 With the Pilot line playing impenetrable def fensively and opening the holes on offense, thc Norview lads romped to their third Group One win and a 2'5f7 victory over Newport News on the Peninsula. Claude Benham scored three touchdowns and MR. PIGSKINS-For the initial time at a Norview Homecoming celebration, ten Mr, Pigskins were recog' nizecl rather than the usual one star. Left to right, First Row: Bill jones, Vince Gunn, Dave Knight, Roosevelt Crawford, Donald Simmons and Dudley Haynie. Second Row: Dick Sessler, Dick Faris, Claude Benham and Tommy Bryant. The boys are holding the Pilot-Tiger Trophy, an annual award to go to the winner of the Norview' South Norfolk fotball game, and the Mr. Pigskin Trophy, which went on display at the school. passed to Charlie Holt for the fourth. Tackle Dudley Haynie and end Bill jones were tops in the line along with guards Dean Harmon, who ref covered two Typhoon fumbles, and Dick Sessler. Carl Borjes got off the play of the night when he galloped for fifteen yards in the fourth period. 3 if if .. MAKE WAY Tommy toting the is-gil , I, ALL-STATER quarterback, be mail for the Pilots in Norview's only Group One loss to V came the first Norview gridder to ever make the All'Statc Miurv s Commodores at Foreman Field. 4 N R 'Group One football team. Benham made first team on 4 f ' iv , '-,gg A ,gvv ' N 'R 'V offense and second team on defense. - - s- i ss: I.. +9511 e- .lf-1' ' ' . ' .-ss fs, fi . ... . ... ...Q s N ' 1. ta gb 5 Q 'ai .cfs I .5 ' DEEP PONDERING-+Coaches Bob Thalman, kneeling, and jim Vass appear to be in deep thought concerning their Norview gridders. NORVIEW-32, CRADOCK-O Norview's Pilots got revenge for a 1951 Home' coming loss to Cradock by whipping the Admirals 32f0 to spoil Cradock's Homecoming November 7 on the Admirals gridiron. The Admirals made a game of it for the Pilots in the initial quarter but after that the Pilots began to roll and pile up the points. Dick Faris and Bobby Hill each scored once but after that the show be' longed to Tommy Bryant, who tallied three times for the Blue and White. Bryant's Outstanding lay netted him the Ledger' Dispatch's Player of the Week honors. Nor' view's line was at its best. NORVIEW-13, HERMITAGE-6 The Pilots went to Richmond with a slim chance of winning the State crown if they beat Hermitage and South Norfolk and Thomas Jefferf son was defeated. Hermitage stunned the Pilots by opening thc first quarter with a quick touchdown to lead 6fO and a few plays later moved deep into Pilot terrif tory. However, the Pilot defense stiffened and HODGES AND THE COMMODORES-jerry Hodges eating up yardage in the Norview'Maury game at Foreman Field. TENSE MOMENTS-Charlie Harrington, head football coach, in conference with one of his staff in a tight spot in the Noi'viewfWilson game. BRYANT SCORESfTommy Bryant going over for the third of his four touchdowns against South Norfolk. Norview began to play ball. Claude Benham scored on a quarterback sneak and passed to Bill Jones for the extra point. Norview held a slim 7f6 halftime advantage. Tommy Bryant scored Norview's other TD. Both lines played outstanding. Panther tackle Bill Daley led Hermitage's forward wall while Dick Sessler was Norview's stalwart in the front ranks. NORVIEW-36, SCUTH NCRFOLKf6 The Pilots ran smack into a high flying South Norfolk crew, which was rated to have a good chance of upsetting the locals, and completely demolished the Tigers 36f6 in Norview's big Homecoming tilt. Tommy Bryant had a field day for Norview as he scored four of the locals six TD's, Wild Bill Jones tallied the other two on passes from Claude Benham. Lloyd Grimstead, assistant sports editor of the LedgerfDispatch, awarded the TigerfPilot trophy to cofcaptains Benham and jerry Hodges at the Home- coming Dance following the game. Jones, Bryant, Benham, Dick Sessler, Dudley Haynie, Roosevelt Crawford, Dave Knight, Dick Faris, Don Simmons and Vince Gunn were all named Mr. Pigskins. BA KETIBALL ll! . ll ' lull QHVIEH, S32 Pllvli COURT CONFAB-Coach Lou Hansen talking over cage strategy with his duo of high-scoring forwards. Pistol Pete Snyder and Charlie Holt. Snyder and Holt were among the State's ten top scorers. B4-I7 LJ 9,4 F4654 FIRST FIVE - Cuzicli Lou Hanseifs starting quint. Left to Right: Charlie Holt, Pis' ml Pete Snyder, Keith Ben' nett, joe Pullen, and Claude Bcnliam. ,K ' a is 1 Q- V, . i ...tr ,MM I , y R ,-f ' H X di t .' 4 . QM: ' K . fN , 0 ' l K .rmilwfhf l i- N it Qisfff 'Z' 'H N - 9 y ,1 - ft o i . AQRYJIP , i I Xygxff i A ,,.,:j V V f 1 A I 2 ' 32 1, Akita! -mtv ,ww Mfr ff ' . ' ' i N ? 7 'QAQ5fi7,ag,'irZ-, . x y A Y 1 ly k . wmvzefff Qglvighf W af- QQRVIEW 5 walt 7 IIN' Ylzfffl N PILOT VICTORSV -This Norvicw caigc team hnislicd with the hcst record of any quintet in Pilot history, Left to Right, First Row: Williaiin Burnhzilough, loc Pollen, .lim Euhzmlcs, Noriniin Fischcr, Bohhy Curfman and Richard Griffin. Second Row: Charles Fxirrifs, Clnudt- Benham, BENNETT BOPS TWO-Keith Ben' nctt, Pilot ccntcr, pivots and hooks for thc Pilots. i BENHAM FIRES-Claude Bonham, i guard, tullics with a push shot for the Pilots, Bruce Masori, Gerald Warrington, Pistol Pctc Snyder Charlie Holt and Coach Lou Hansen. 'Third Row Keith Bennett, jim Washingttan, Lewis Perry, Lynn Caskms Alan Whittier and jerry Merrit. if DRIVING IN FOR A SHOT - jim Wasliirigton Norview pivotinan, drixcs in for a shot against Newport News. , ,1g.gJJGfQ7L V gp If QRVII I2 Y I3 V wwf? 'skit' tmmflr sqiivlf, QWUEW Qgqgtvlglib Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Jain. jan. ja n. Jan. jan, 5 9 ll 16 18 9 I3 16 20 23 Academy Catholic Cradock Norview Norvicw Norview Wilsiin a Norview Hampton Norview FUTURE PILOT QUINTS-These junior varsity players, all freshmen and sophomores, will hear the brunt of Norvicw's haskethall chores in coming seasons. Left to Right. First Row: Jeryl Riddick, Stanley Lee, Clyde Barnette, Randall Wilkiiiscmii, Charles Bruto, Pete Pappus, and ,lark Howell. Second Row' Matt Marshall, Cecil Martinette, D. B. Hawkins, johnny Calder, Bohhv Redfern, Richard Nock and Coach Charlie Harrington. Third Row: Gerry Row, Danny Bairhcr, Prank Vines, Lloyd Woodhoiise, jimmy Roderick and Bolnhy Clark. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 195263 at Norview jan Newport News at Norview at Noiview jan Norview at Warwick at Norview jan Norview at Wilson at Hampton Feb Norvicw at Cradock PRACTICING - jim Eu- hanks prepares to shoot while Alan W'hitticr guards him in practice. 3' P U L L E N PUSHES - joe Pullcn, is guard, jumps and pushes for a Norvicw sqorq, ,.,,,- PISTOL PETE SNYDER ,Clam Ext ' fy.. I X i V Elppnffisa f-+ 'Z P+ f-O ZZ97:-Z I-'cicvf-Q E2g5'g-E N42-Zire? 1 2 f-Q --. 9. Z F' E U7 -'TI FFfT?F2'f. U'U C7 U 5 U ZZZKQE CCQCEQ, Cn -1 Efnrn-55 r'a'E 4 EH. SEQZFQ- mr.i '2f-vp f-ff-fZ,,,, .1 C Ofboggz C-'rx-1 ,C gwcwc-1 Q. v--4 2.mE '25- 0 ...E Z E xc C P1 E W. E llllll wt gil? Q C, fi. mxnlwef, , T ww .,. -,ax Q gg s f 'l K ' ,? 'i' ,1'1 , . avfcti tail 1 . W W fF.'5.'fQ!! TENNI PILOT PIONEERS-These Norview netmen composed the initial Pilot tennis team in Group One competition. Although they didn't compile a winning record, their excellent teamwork and spirit showed promise of a much better brand of tennis at Norview in the near future. Left to Right, First Row: Benny Mathias, Colin Steele, Ray Myers and Dick Faris. Second Row: Bob Pusey, Pete Snyder, Lyman Eckard, Cecil Powell and coach Lou Hansen. TRACK PILOT HARRIERS-These Norview cindermen under the tutelage of co-coaches Jim Vass and Bob Thalman, had the top record of any Pilot track team in Group One competition. They also placed in the district and Tidewater meets and won third place in the Cradock Carnival. Left to Right, Front Row: Larry Turner, Gerald Dumlao, Victor Sielski, Donald Drumwright, Neal Melton, Poopie Leland, Les Fleming. Sec' ond Row: Doug French, Tommy Bryant, Glenn Foster, Ray McGrady, Jerry Hodges, Larry Le' wark and Charlie Holt. Third Row: Carol Clem' ents, William Hooper, Herbert Smith, Dick Sessler, Bill jones, Gene Sawyer and Bobby Twiford. WRE TLlll VASS AND HIS VASSALS-Coach -lim Vass and his grapplers. Left to Right, First Row: Manager Robert Slaughter, manager Douglas Davidson, Billy Myers, Buddy Herman, Kenneth Murphy, Cyril Grey, Joe Wheeler and Gerald Dumlao. Second Row: Thomas Adamison, Bobby White, George Brainerd, Lionel Mere' dith, Joe Crowling, Carol Clements, Robert Frye, Bobby Quinn and Dick Faris. 'Third Row: Hubert Jenkins, Shelton Collier, Robert Metcatfe, I lc Twaddle, Billy Rowland, Bill Barnes, Rl sell Knapp, Ronald Johnson, jim Mageean and c ch Jim Vass. ' JOSEPH PREPARING - Tom joseph, 17 5'- pounder, getting ready to reverse on his opponent. fl! X QB Wf- AA, isles.. PILOT DlAMONDEERS+The Norview baseball team. Left to Right, Front Row: Jesse Edwards, jimmy Crawley, Bobby Alston. Wy'lie French, Joe Poole and Claude Benham. Second Row: Donald Fett, Robert Bryant, Don White, Randolph Murden, Cecil Deihl and john Tigmo 'Third Row: Coach Andy Leidy, Vince Gunn, Curly Jennings, Jim Washington, Keith Bennett Bruce Mason and Dudley Haynie. THE '53 BASEBALLERS-Left to RiglitfFi1xt Row: C. Bales, H. Morris, B. Van Benschoten, B. Davis, Grau and C. Brutto. Scrond Row: D. Davidson, N. Fischer, D. Wliite, R. Bryant, M, Byrd, M. Russell, T. Bryant and M. Marshall. 'Third Row: I. Moore, Coach D. Blanford. D. Haynie. V. Gunn, 1. Wzisliingtoii, K. Bennett, B. Mason, C. Powell and H. Shriver. BA EBALL CHAMPS OF THE COMMUNITY LEAGUE -These Norview baseballers won the Junior High division of the Community League. Left to Right, Front Row: Bubba Davis, Floyd Reyes, Billy Van Benschotan, johnny Grau and Charles Bruto. Second Row: Marvin Byrd, Clyde Rowell, Bobby Clark, Mickey jones, Matt Marshall and Max Russell. 'Third Row: Coach Dave Bland' ford, Frank James, Hubert jenkins, Frank Vines, Clarence Moore and Ray Mastraeco. I , 4-'B ' 'x-, .1XNl X .. X W gf'i MT I ' 1 ,J Q ,mi N1 . ig A I ,bb I 3-f,'f5 . i 1' 4' if W A -...1 i.ew..,,J iiw' Ak 6 1,. K dw ,,,,,6s A ,Xi 3 5 is Q 1 5. .9 1 f J M- . STRAWBERRY SHCRT CAKE! Left to Right: Lou Ann Graves, Alice Cromwell, Shirley Saunders, Erma Brooks, Shirley Wagner, lean Raye Boyd, Caroline Myers, Jo Ann Watson, Virginia Sparrow, Laurie Tatem, Ann Bryan, Peggy Robinson. X Lower Left: GO TEAM GO! Norview's cheerleaders, with' out the services of Homecoming Queen jean Raye Boyd, Princess Shirley Wagner and Maids Virginia Sparrow and Erma Brooks, spark Norview to a 36'6 Homecoming vic- tory. Left to Right: C. Myers, A. Bryan, L. Tatem, P. Robinson, J. Watson, A. Cromwell, S. Saunders and L. Graves. fx! , u 1-41 7' I v I L 7 YY f .'L Mr 1 1. ,. I N XL iafnmw J, .,,. v a -., . 5 , . kg , N A S' X. . K n 1 4 ' , , 7? J - -' J -Y 5 , I H ' ' r I , , .1 5 ,ht xx X1 21. .,,' .. 'bg ,.- - ,.4. N'-4 Yi T f 'x ...,,,,,53 ...M ,W we SN, L A V. :X . i' , L-:off X '5'--.-i'f,' iff ,f Q-fwfffx gs ff' -Nfl' f, Q L pk, A' , V WSC ., D , QE' 2. fc. . . A H. 1. .'s.,,,,,,4g, .. I k Council Members. Left to Right, First Row: P. Barber, Mercer, McDougall, C. Byard, F. Gaskins, B. Carter, C. Rhodes. Second Row: B. Robinson, S. Twaddle, B. Lockman, A. Clark, M. Henderson, G. Nyland, G. Brainerd, D. Brooks. Third Row: B. Curfman, G. Kempton, N. Outten, Boyd, H. Radford, M. Hornsby, B. Joynes, O. Stewart. TUBE 1500-UPERATIVE ASSUCIATIU The Executive council makes plans for future work. Left to Right: Ben Iernigan, president: ,lncquc Vaughan, treasurer: Delores Winder, reporter, Lou Ann Graves, secretaryg Miss Marigold Scott, sponsor, and Henry Hollihelplf vicefpresident. 'IPC 1952-53 S. C. A. Objectives 1. To organize a reaction poll. 2. To prompt the CofPilot staff to recognize people within the school who should be recognized for their outstanding work. 3. To balance the budget. 4. To publish a school directory. The following studentffaculty committees were organized : 1. Statistics Committee. ChairmanfCeorge Brain- erd. Faculty AdvisorsfMr. Hampton and Miss Scott. 2. Assembly Committee. ChairmanfDelores Wixider. Faculty Advisor4Mr. Bergeron. 3. Ways and Means Committee. Chairmandjacque Vaughan. Faculty Advisorf Miss Scott. 4. Cafeteria Commit' tee. Chairman-Sally Twaddle. Faculty Advisor- Mrs. Robinson. ?.-- Beautification Committee. Chair' manfDick Faris. Faculty Advisor-Mr. Dougherty. 6. Welfzire Committee. Chairman-Jean Rae Boyd. Faculty AdvisorWMiss Altman. 7. Social Commit' tee. Chairman-Lou Ann Graves. Faculty Advisor- Mrs. Jones. M, i msn.. .,.. W -fir A banner of which to he proud. Left to Right: Donald Simmons, S.C.A. County presidentg Henry Hollifield, County parliamentariang Pat Vincent, County reporter, and Mr. W. E. Camp- bell, County sponsor. ' . .H 'I .. A 7 Q X , 7 ..,. O V. . . ,I . .A V V . l . I , .4 , I Af 'NJ Ben Jernigan, president, is always smiling and ready to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. He would tackle any job, whether large or small. Left: Delores and jacquc carry on a big S.C.A. campaign, selling bookcovers. Below: Donald Simmons, S.C.A. Tri' County Federation president. W 1 if LQ, Y V LETS COUNT THE MONEY, Smile Cnfcirculation f'H'fhff11'f Imdmf managers Barbara Adkins and Dehurah Hollomun EDITORfINfCHIEF THE l'ILO'l' THE 1953 PILOT STAFF BUSY WORKING! IN TH-EIR MINDS, THE YEARBOOK DEADLINE WQN'T BE LONG. Wicll back to camera, C. Isadore. Seated at table, Left to Right: P. Vincent, E. Brooks, M. Holloway, B. Jernigan, D. Sinimons, L. Graves, Boyd, D. Hollomun, B, Adkins. In backi Blalock, S. Parker. Standing: A. Cromwell, D. Potts, L. Bowman, M. Aleox, S. Bishop, Y. McGee and C. Turner. -4- I I f 1 JSI Shirley Bishop and Joyce Alcox in the process of getting club identification. le ' -.rtnnvwhfnwfqa rv 1, ,va 195 Editor-in-chief ..... Associate Editor . . . Business Manager . Activities Editor . . Club Editor ....... Assistant Club Editor Sports Editor ...... Copy Editor ...,.. Art Editor ........ Advertising Manager Co-Circulation Managers .... STAFF . . . . . . .Catherine Isadore . . . . .Jean Rae Boyd . . . . . . . .Ben Iernigan .. . . .Lou Ann Graves . . . . .Shirley Bishop . . . .Joyce Alcux . . . . . . Pat Vincent .. . . . .Jo Ann Blalock .........Don Simmons .. . .Mary Anna Holloway . . . . .Deborah Holloman Barbara Adkins Promotion Director . . . ..... . ..... . .Erma Brooks Sponsor ........... . . . ' Mrs. Ardath S, Jones if ..... Mrs. Ardath jones K -..'. Sponsor The Officials Catherine Isa dore jean Ray Boyd and Ben ermgin Time out for a smile-Lou Ann Graves, Erma Brooks and Mary Anna Halloway. Outside help is always wel' come+Henry Hollifield and Jerome Eckard. ' 5 ' F' U0-PlL0'l Ga d ' Left ro R4 girl. npr, xQmm!f:1ZnFi'gt Row: M e A ' il r . We ynolds. Scc0:1Z,E5uAl?ande:1dLX If . Vingelwr J- Vau ghn. C .Chambcrlaync M S , t m cv, Cfance B ' - M ason, D, Faris' workin g hard to m ect that deadline, T wo hard working PC I open . , . b Mrs Wi1Cy and Mr Ma k . C I DQIYIUIKIITY e drm fme us for as the wrapper chunkers are sophomore c hot about the peopte who have to pick 's3bte for 0 G what about the peopte who have speakers ore 4 - whot about the peopte who some of the ' but often o rtttes is o Xittte more incon- PYGPOYG The fpottte to throw owcyg there- P-NWO'-'Qh 5-regents itsett is not to wrap Cfefhed 9' to GNBI1 ' Speaker . tend to quite o bit ot dut- Z '-ep the Noor dry woutdbe dude N outd be very hdrd to tm. 'On 0 Ti to persuade the wrapper CNKC he and Xeove botttes Xn p0S'0f 1 Nor ot! ,- nattve is jjsince the utter ' e it o try. Fort You ti V W ,rnght gxv HPKMBERLAYNY. M crvmes C, 51 IUKUS 9 IO IUTUW CWCY H0 T1 Jirmme Eubc to COPILOT STAFF CofEditors ........... Associate Editor . . Business Md71llgCT .. News Editor ... Feature Editors . . . . Sports Editors .... . . Exchange Editor ..... Circulation Maiiager' . . . Staff Photographers .. Art Editor . ..... Faculty Advisor .... Enjoying their work . Potts, S. Ammerman, Smith, C. Edwards, N. Co'Pilot's Steve Ropers and Delores Winder. 1 revvuw' .H . n 0551 xNtsC0n5' ,Q .N ,c. He x. x., . 1 web W rv X, onwsx qgletober 23- the Eocuhir X Tough be kept Cothage mers WA Ot the TOKQXUQ pm N09 mgw when oflhew of PO ex grocer QQ' 52,53 'sew N050 Norvtew of Q-iota of inner Norma bt! Cove- Xa t and Notfow Coun wp Onots WW' e V, the mo' 9 5 . w 9 X nohfgigle dkrecffld :lx meerftociy group X be on - me L nguoge Ton twgeowdng Chois. terirfoilk Museu xsffb 5 dooce No M16 N ts GH X- u Sf mc soXo'Su'be Henvytio QVC 9 H h THE NORVIEW HIGH SCHOOL BAND. Left to Q Storey, Landing, Hugo, B. Wcltiwii, M. Xxjlillli Right, First Rnwi B. Barnes, M. Robison, Blevins, Tllivd Rowi G. Twine. C. Crimslcy, G. Mnrriscltc. R. Gregory, A. McFalIs. L, Wlmitcliczid lnutj, M. Perkins. Vann, -I. Mrmrc, F. Thorp, M. McCall, H. Pcrkinx, C. D. Wcwgricr, C. Zydrnn. R. Bclchcr, B. Huggard. Secom Chuinlwcrluync, H. Tuttle. E. Hcaith. R. Atwnod funtj, B. Row: S. Jessup, G. McCoy, J. Glnvcr, P. Whitchurst, 1, Madison, H. Lcstcr, M. Diller lnurj, tl. Hmm fuutj, K. Baisdcn, S. Aycnck. G. Rnlw1sun,QlI, Wzxlker, T, Perry, B. Fizcr, F, Vernon, B. Gnrntn, J, Sulvort, D, Lcstcr, R. Kline fourj, G, M001-Q, D, PQg,kqfN, Kline, j, Newman, Myers. Fourth Row: R. Copeland, P, Chews, L. Meir- FLAGBEARHRS' AN D UM, fl . i THE BA ll JCR, Left to Right: sg on,' .rum majorg . Mala, S.,l 'An-Qirman, flag' bearers.l-Q -X X A 1 o BAND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. V ll Left to Right: C. Launlvcrt, Urcggury. S. Thornton, L. Wliitclicad, H. lslilll' agan. Second Row: B. Greenwood, C. Chambcrlaync. ,4,.....- l E W. Clyde Duvall BAND DIRECTOR ditli. E. Hyerx S. Bznsden, J. Forbes, T, Langley, B Y, Greenwood. L. Lnwtnn, C. Owens, A. B. Langely, M Anuinmis, G. Lnwlizirt. P. Barker. Fifth Row: D. Meeks, F Sniiili, L. Gutlirie. xl. Saikuwski, R. Knapp, H. W. Hellwerg I H l:l.ll1ilj,f.lI!, H. Horner, R. Dunning loutl, H, Patterson L E. Gard, M. Harrell, M. Butler, F. Garrett. Conducting, l. T. Bugsrud. Spring, Cuneert M br r all's a ' iute Mr. Duvall .ind Mr. Bo fure out e tore. r tlie f 'i ' . r. g' 'Q M . director. 6 -+ ALLSTATE BAND MEMBER i ' Row' H. Perkin, H. Tuttle, E. Heath, R. Atwood, For es. S ond Row: H. Patterson, B. Barnes, Blevins, R. , M. Robin' sun, A. MeFalls, H. Flanagan. 'Third Ro , Robinson, H. Lester, G. Moore. I.. Guthrie, R. KnuPP, Peake, C. Owens, J. Newman. MAJORETTES. Left tn Rigliz. Firxt Row: G. Wilheliii, P. Kline, B. Hugo, B. Tyer. Y. McGee. Second Row: S. Linciiln, B. Murray, N. Kline, F. Ballunce, S, Thornton. V - B B ,gr THE CAST. Left to Right, First Row: Cv. Wilislow, I Davis, B. Featherstone, M. Seahorn, G. Brainard, H. Stith J. Euhanks, O. Stewart, D. McCuiston, I. Neilson, C. Blazer, S. Fant, N. Bell, G. Zydron, I. Powell, D. Phillip. Second Row: B. Nottingham, L. Sawyer, D. Simmons, B. Ellis, M. Hudson, L. Cherry, M. Caton, F. Hogue, N. Mercer, H. Carnes, H. Holliheld, D. Smith, F. jones, VARIETY f T. Johnson. Third Row: I. Turner, H. Nobles, M. Ney' hard, E. Wood, L. Carpenter, H. Thomas, B. Rogers, B Kaufmann, M. Daniels, G. Hunt, G. Rhodes, D. Fogle man, P. Futrell, H. Matter, E. Breedlove, B. Gaus, K Overmier, Funk, Harris, S. Kelly, B. I. Collins, D Trepte, B. Plynell. Left fENDMliNJ. Left to Right, First Row: Hewlett Stith, Olen Stewart. Second Row: George Brainerd, Henry Hollifield, and jimmy Eubanks. Center fSlNGERS,. Left to Right: Helen Nobles and Joyce Turner. Right QMADRIGAL SINGnRsj. Left to Right: Mike Hudson, Luttrell Sawyer, Bonnie Ellis, Nannette Mercer, Lila Mae Cherry, Frances H 0 W Hogue, Marie Caton, Donald Simmons, and Bill Nottingham. K I-I6 1 Qlikwi ! T f 1 l Rigl1tEA backstage vicw. Above-Sally Lincoln and Bill Ioncs hcing crowned by Charles Chamber' laync and Delores Winder. Below-Barbara Featherstone and Iban Davis kick their heels high in the Charleston. '52 N! QQ' W 341.17 'i HX S51 Sally Lincoln and Bill Jones Mr. and Miss Norview of 1952 I X4 I E14 ---...,s- Her ma1jesty,jcan Rae Boyd, is crowned homecoming queen by Mrs. A. S. jones, yearbook sponsor. Jean Rae was chosen by the football squad. IIUMECIIMI G THE ROYAL COURT As presented by the yearbook sponsor and editor. Left to Right: Erma Brooks, Shirley Wagner Uvfaid of Honorl, Mrs. jones, 'lean Rae Boyd fQueenJ, Virginia Sparrow, Cath- erine Isadore fYearbook Editorj. MR. PIGSKINS Zamnzi Padgett welcomes liomc two old grads of '43, Remnants from the dance. flvlcaning the pictures., The homecoming dance is sponsored by the Ivlonogrnin Club and Pilot Stall. Left to Right: D. Faris. D. Simmons, D, Knight, C. Bcnhzim, D. Haynie. 1, y Ira in K Y , lil. '7'f?f x, XA PT . sl V, . Ru! ps. ' is i . of 'RX 45 -4 F jgqgdlf My A huge red heart and a blushing queen, Miss Caroline Myers, highlighted the gaiety of Valcntine's night. Ladies of the Court: Virginia Sparrow, Princess: Diane Willoughby, Princessg Margie Nelson, Erma Brooks, Barbara Windley, Iaetty Hoggaird, Louise Vera, Deborah Holloman, Toni Puma, Ma' G thilda Huffman, Margie jones, Nancy Q Outten, Cynthia Rhoads and jackie 4? Adams. Q Aff,-' I --,- 1 -f 0 A , , 1 ' ' ' fi 'I n m' 'N-ufysff-P' ' e, I ,Lx . ' I I X ffl -. I .. s A K Lx-K. , 0 U 4 L2 0' Lgflillf These smiling beauties truly resemble dainty, glittering snowflakes. Left to Right: Lynda Hill, Audrey Archbell 1Maid'offHonorJ, Mr. Campbell, Lou Ann Graves fSnow Queenj, and Barbara Windley. XL Q 17 JN 'QM 'R -. I SADIE HAWKINS. Sadie got her man and those attending the wedding were, Left to Right: Geraldine Wilhelm, jim Eubanks, Carolyn Alexander, Sally Lincoln, and Hewlett Stith. Each year the Norview gals go all out for Sadie Hawkins Day and always find a mate. fbflvwe ZW I.i'l Abner and Daisy Mae fAlbert Reynolds and Ioan Higgiej made an appearance at the Halloween Dance, also. Costumes ranged from bobby sox and blue jeans to weird skeleton bones. ,J sw ,L X Tlll-Ill-Y Lf IIA CE TRIfHIfY DANCE. Sparlgf ling blue eyes and a big smile of pride characterized the face of Miss Faye Bal- lance, TrifHifYA-HifY Sweet- heart of '53.- 'FEN LOVELY SWEETHEARTS. Left to Right: Carol jean Kauffman, Jayne Edwards, jackie Adams, Sally Twaddle, Faye Ballance, Caroline Myers. Barbara Roberts, Deborah H011 loinan, Frances Hogue, Betty Lou Payne. DANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN. Left to Right, First Row: Frances Hogue, Nancy Beaver, Joyce Twine, Faye Ballance, Second Row: Ann Bryan, Carol Edwards, Erma Brooks, Delvorali Holloman, Sally Twaddle, Caroline Myers. 'Third Row: 'Fom Joseph, Bobby Curfman, Gary Moore, Roosevelt Crawford. JU lllll PIHIM Hard at work today, ,Qaicty tonight. Left lo Right: Alicia McNulla, Erma Brooks, jean Vv'ixom, Betty Adkins, Dot Ellington, and Shirley Vaughan. XX'ho inadc thc punch? Left to Right: Shirley Vaughan, jean Vv'ixoxn, Dot Ellington. and jane Elliott. .if 'int ight svucct music orchids tmuplcx dance to 1nd fro. Below: Barbara Tycr and Bobby Twi ford. X ,1 I Stop hy step, wc'rc tinishing. Left to Riglii- Toni joseph, Bohhy Curfman, jean Boyd, Dorothy Buell, ,ludy Stan' Icy, and Davc Knight. SENIOR CHORUS. Left to Right, First Row: S, Saunders, J. Boyd, R. jones, C. Larson, L. Cherry, H. Craver, B Ellis, 1. Anderson, D. johnson. Second Row: C. Hunt, B. Kaufman. S. Vaughn, H. Rawls, Hudson, C. Powell M, Byrd, Tabor, M, Womack. C. Gibbs, Third Row P. Ward, J. Boaz, F. Hogue, R. Perry, L. Sawyer, B Cllllllll Glllllll' Rawls, Funk, L. Allmond, I. Alsup, M. Mustin, B. Williams. Fourth Row: K. Smith, C. Mylund, M. Caton, M, Hoffmann, S. Fant, P. Triplett, D, Fogleman, B. 'Dail H. Holton, B. Gaus, F. Garrett, G. Hamm, M. Whitehurst, J. Harris. The Mixed Chorus began its busy year in October with performances before the County S. C. A. meeting and local civic groups. For the second year they were invited to participate in the massed choirs singing the Messiah in the Center Theatre early in December. Later came the annual Christmas concert, performances at Broad Creek Junior High School and before other local organizations, the fifth annual spring concert in March, and the traditional graduation exercises in june. This year's spring concert also featured a 16fpage souvenir program, prepared by members of all the choruses, and marked the second formal appearance of the Madrigal Singers, Norview's newest musical group. This versatile group made their debut at the annual Variety Show, where their uninhibited performance was delightedly received. In December they revived the custom of caroling in the halls the last day of school be- fore Christmas, and also took part in the Christ' mas concert. Wlieii they were rehearsing for the spring concert, startled inhabitants of the Voca' tional Building heard a variety of sound seeping MADRICAL GROUP. Left tc Right: L. Sawyer, M. Hudson, L. Cherry, B. Ellis, N. Mercer, M. Caton, It Hogue, W. Nottingham, D. Simmons. from under the doors of Vfifthunder storms, snarling animals, and the unmistakable rasp of crossfcut saw felling a huge treef all part Great Brahms Massacre, complete address system, the and bagpipes. Their invitation to be the . School Band at t ff' .. f yf EHEARSING Ol' THE MADRIGAL GROUP. Left to Right: Cherry B Nottingham M Caron, D. Simmons, B, Ellis, N. crucr Sawyer F Hosuc At thc piano, M. Hudson. GIRLS' CHORUS. Left to Right, First Row: H. Heath, E, Fentrcss, B. Ruch, B. Moore, S. Myers. Second Row: N. Bell, B. Tatem, Gates, D. Mears, M. Pattcr' son, S. Milligan. Third Row: P. Walker, I. Haynes, J. Crcsson, D. Washington, M. Bishop, S. Kelly. MAY DAY MAID OF HONOR-To enhance the beauty of a queen wc have Miss Frma Brooks. W, MAY QUEEN OF 19'i3gSpring comes, and with it, an air of freshness and beauty. Yes, the heauty of n lovely queen is found in Miss jane Elliott. JUST A GLIMPSE OF YESTERYEARS MAY DAY COURT. Smiling faces, flowing gowns, with a touch of a small bouquet, made up the court. ' if -..,,. 'Z F i K - V . E73 ' af' 499' we5:G!C 'Aa .4 +4 fl!- D' , P f f 41 -1 Mu um Clnrlcw Holt ATTENDANT TO THE KING h1rd Dum f, f .4-f' fr ,, 4: sro. 's uf q N '- ' -- Xl ' .. -v ' ' N.. V 1' .- I , 4 'fjfl -. 'Sl 1 K Q 4+ . f 1 1 1 T' ' 'N' . . . N -Q' - Y H ,,' .,q-, If ' ' '.,,pf?!61.xvfQ'li ' , -1,5304 vi? Biff' gwfg -' .' lf: A+-g P. HilLLlfd Glen MLCnmy Fiyc Bxllmge V1ff,lHIi Sparrow Iwuc Turner Shlrlcy Waggmcr Birlwra Adklm Rmd: lx j-Wm TQ., A .5413 -nag, fjakrl I iq... 'I I nfgff' Q' ' 1 M ,n -1,1-.' feng-4. a W5 . ' -A 57139 ifg,g?Aw.' Y , 5-'Egan-s1q'wP, . ar-5-Y 1'-7 '7'. i'tw .'-As'v'I, -1- ' felt? 7Q9'f6'- ' Q h . ,. x V N' ' at Q-. 5 N 1, n 3 .I xv' fi' .. ef ,u ,Y 69 UNIIEHCLASSES Homeroom 32-Miss C. Sublett CLASS of 1956 FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS. Left to rigfht: Ann Bordurant, secretary, Francisor Ramirez, treasurer: Miss M. Lee, sponsor: Smith Wood, president, Larry Viiinright, vicc president. .Q-5.114 1 1 ..- Left to Right--First Row: F. Monroe, D. White, B. Featherstone, P. Phelps, A. Pafumi, E. Fentress, S. Johns, N. I. Cunningham. Second Row: T. Pumo, M. Shelton, R. Mountcattle, M. Mel' son, B. Millen, B. Yates, D. Childs, Finney, P. Todd, C. Sublett. 'Third Row: B. johnson, Arrington, W. Butler, J. McAtee, K. Shaw, Davis, I. Beasley, R. Perry, G. Richard. Fourth Row: I. Lopez, I. Lett, R. Simms, W. Lancaster, G. DeWit, P. Mason. D. Breedlove, G. Goodwin, A. Peacock. Homeroom 31-Misa M. Lee Left to Right-Front Row: B. Long, B Lachman, M. Norton, P. Vaught, V White, M. Luciano. Second Row Miss Lee, C. Williams, L. Chelton, E Soyers, S. Viclrhouse, B. Daugherty G. Perry. Third Row: T. Adamson C. Morris, B. Gallup, B. Moore, A Cook, P. Meekins, R. Bills, R. Jordon T. McLaughlin. Fourth Rows W Cartright, R. Wilkinson, B. Gornto, H Coke, Banks, M. Woodhouse, W Dodge, K. Talley, D. Barnes. Q- LJ 'hmm in 9B fb fx! fM u a Homeroom 33-Mrs. S. Garris ' Left to Right-First Row: C. Spires, E. McLawhorn, L. Hopkins, S. Harrie son, P. Cummings, J. A. Blake. Sec- ond Row: H. Thomas, C. Rogers, B. Martin, I. Hill, F. Whitlock, L. Epps, I. Shirley, M. Jones, G. Sauer. Third Row: L. Jones, R. Meeks, P. Shore, 1. Riddick, W. French, I. Kirby, R. Vincent, R. Coffey, S. Garris. Fourth Row: A. Roberts, R. Camper, D. Hawkins, T. de Steuben, E. Chism, O. Stewart, R. Womack, R. jones, I. Spratt. Homeroom 35-Mrs. K. Hodge Left to Right-First Row: B. Alphin, L. Bartlett, I. Major, D. Simpson, E. Andrews, B. Boyett, R. Von Speigel. Second Row: R. Hudson, M. Moore, B. Tatem, E. Kirkman, V. Shores, R. Wood. E. Colville, N. Bell, C. Rogers, K. Hodge. Third Row: G. Hutcher, E. Price, D. Herrington, S. Myers, B. Petree, B. Midgett, D. Thomas, I. Ramirez, D. Graham. Fourth Row: L. Myers, W. Finnegan, B. Gordon, Cole, B. Collier, N. Collier, B. Stanley, B. Jennings, M. Bagwell, A. Hardison. Absent from Picture: A. Marshall, B. Midgett, P. Martin, H. Wood, P. Adams. Homeroom 101-Miss S. Altman Left to Right-First Row: R. Davis, A. Cozzens, M. Fulmer, N. Stewart, B. Miller, V. Tomblin, B. Goddard. Sec' ond Row: G. Hanks, I. Gates, 1. Fahy, A. Weatherford, E. Brown, C. Byard, N. Kelly, C. Rosenthal, S. Altman Third Row: K. D. Murphy, R. Petree R. Savage, B. White, R. Wilson, R Miller, A. Van Cleef, I. Altice, M Scoblic. Fourth Row: K. L. Murphy L. Gibson, R. Valentine, W. McCoy B. White, I. Scarborough, K. Sullivan J. Hudson, A. Miller, L. Grantham G. Meekins. Homeroom 34-Mrs. K. Hitt Left to Right-First Tow: B. Burkett, G. Rull, E. Blevins, P. Windley, I. Fatherly, P. Futrell, S. Sutton, C. Pitt' man, S. Milligan, E. Broughon. Ser' ond Row: E. Million, A. Ashley, S. Kelly, S. Hardison, V. Cooke, M. E. Glesson, C. Cufhe, E. Black, G. Spasaro, Mrs. Hitt. Third Row: R. Mann, D. White, F. Hooker, I. Iones, V. Kingsland, I. Lambert, A. Gehhard, C. Cox, H. Edmonds. Fourth Row: J. Ray, T. Spruill, D. Vvlilcs, W. Miner, C. Rayburn, S. Fulcher, R. Gray, D. Swain. Homeroom H2-Mrs. C. Kemp Left to Right-First Row: C. Frye, V. Dority, P. Paulin, B. Mason. D. Batc' man, L. McDilda, A. Mosicr. Second Row: V. Sielski, Trucblood, E. Mc' Carthy, L. Bridges, R. Gray, T. Sheets, A. Bishop. 'Third Row: R. Tolston, R. Leggett. G. Merritt, R, Barnett, D. Miller, D. Kcrns, R. Smithson. Homeroom 105-Mrs. M. Tucker Left to Right-First Row: R. Bowles, C. Peet, D. Clifton, J. Young, I. Arm' strong, Henderson, S. Stanley, I. Portlock. Second Row: W. DeBusk, J. Pecararo, S. Hackharth, S. Harris, A. 'Cowan, I. Wright, T. Nobles. C. Ferf ris. Third Row: C. Barrctte, S. Lea, R. Cole, Wm. Davis, T. Clements, R. Hooker, Hopkins, R. Baton, S. Pax' son. Fourth Row: P. Pappas, 1, Den' son, D. Vvlarren, D. White fdcceasedl, A. Whittier, H. Matteo, J. Wylie, E. Reynolds, P. Coats. Homeroom B-Mrs. M. Gard Left to Right-First Row: P. Todd, I. Millner, B. Buckman, D. Michael, B. Hitchens, T. Ryan, P. Lockhart, B. Herman. Second Row: Mrs. M. Card, B. McKoron, M. Boomer, A. Norfleet, M. A. Gibson, W. Hughes, A. Whed' bee, Perry Third Row: C. Hatch, C. Maccubhin, Kehoe, Davenport, L. Swain, S. Pettengill, M. Henderson, V. Stearns, D. Stephenson. Fourth Row: N. Devoles, C. Harrell, S. Moore, P. Brewer, C. Harrell, Easter, D. Pul' rang, I. johnson, M. Hood, I. Cameron, A. johnson. Absent from Picture: A. Bondurant, P. Brooks. Homeroom 32-Mrs. M. C. Beauter Lcft to Right-First Row: I. Eggert, M. Price, C. Perry, P. Trower, C. Smith, J. Schachman, P. Robinson, T. King. Second Row: Mrs. Beauter, George, E. Capps, B. Key, M. Gordon, M. Leary, J. Brinegar, C. Sanderlin, I. Smith, B. Sprouse. 'Third Row: J. Rogers, J. Whitley, B. Ausley, B, Sul' livan, K. Tillet, B, I. Harrison, B. Pratt W. McPherson, B. Myers, I. Taylor. Fourth Row: I. Allen, E. Noble, S. Hoeper, J. Kight, M. Hooper, D. Bar' ber, L. Vainwright, D. Sumrell, C. Briscal, B. Worth. Homeroom Q1-Mr. H. Bonney Left to Right-First Row: I. Woodard, R. Fletcher, B. Beale, G. Heilig, I. Hall, J. Evans, R. Tuttle. Second Row: V. Robinson, B. Hollis, A. Clark, S. Whitehurst, A. Christopher, D. Wag' ztaff, E. Bode, J. Craig, G. Kempton, C. Stewart. Third Row: Mr. Bonney, A. Smink, B. Allen, Allsbrook, P. Cobb, R. Ward, R. Dotson, B. Wales, F. Harrell. Fourth Row: R. William' son, A. Driskill, F. Seehorn, L. Phillips, M. Pipis, G. Carpenter, B. Simpson, D. Beasley, L. Hodges, R. Chambrose. Homeroom 106 Miss C. Dunnavant Left to Right, First Row: S. Worth, R. Hardison, Ful' ler, R. Simonin, F. Vines, M. Gray, S. Brinn. Second Row: D. Smith, Brown, H. Press' ley, P. Futrell, R. Minson, L. D u n e a n, Miss Dunnnvant. 'Third Row: E. Brown, S. Briggs, C. Kehoe, E. Eckard, N. Outten, J. Harris, S. Bass, P. Hall, P. Stone. Fourth Row: D. Powell, T. Baker, L. Berry, H. Yates, T. jones, I. Carstens, D. Baber, W. Woolard, R. Butler. Ml A4 l Freshmen cut a rug-more than seniors 1? Some parents take time out at the Freshman Party. Homeroom 102-Mrs. Layne ,Left to Right, First Row: T. Stevenson, B. Willey, H. Heath, S. Pickett, G Davis, S. Pearson, K. Thompson. Second Row: J. Akers, j. Coffman, P. Mills M. Neyhord, E. Baker, M. Sharp, Miles, B. Reeves, Mrs. Layne. 'Third -Row J. Faint, E. Wood, Il. Bozeman, D. McClure, E. Skidmore, I. Cordell, L. Bosco W. Wharton. Fourth Row: B. Pratt, L. Hoffman, S. Wood, D. Watts, D Perkins, D. Pruett, G. Helmirg, R. Taylor, B. Swut. I. 'f.pQ91's . 'I tv CLASS ,-px 41:59 4-DQS X . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. i Left to Right: Barbara Sinn, treasurer, Patsy Cornette, reporter: Jimmy Eu' banks, president, Mrs. A. Benton, spon sorg Carol Edwards, vice president Barbara Brinkley, secretary. 36 Homeroom 25-Mrs. A. Benton Left to Right-First Row: 1. Ingram, B. Sinn, L. Vera, P. Robinson, B. Ritter, D. Potts, A. Eldridge, B. Brink- ley. Second Row: Mrs. Benton, C. Walker, D. Reynolds, B. Gallup, Cherry, B. Slaughter, A. Neckerson, B. Leonard, N. Cousins, W. Millner. 'Third Row: C. Swoope, K. Dodge, P. Haxton, C. Jones, W. Carper, A. Arch' bell, G. Winslow, F. Hodges, W. Mc' Gonegal, F. Bashara. . Fourth Row: H. Batton, I. Eubanks, G. Brainerd, R. Sanderlin, V. Sillski, K. Miller, C. Larson, H. Stith, H. Jenkins. Absent from picture: D. Mears. Homeroom V6-Miss M. Harris Left to Right-Fivst Row: S. Mill'er, C. Hankins, L. M. Stone, G. Sparrow, P. Cornette, B. Mustard, P. Leonard. Second Row: B. L. McGuinn, B. Sul' livan, M. A. Daniels, M. Colley, C. Settle, C. Noble, B. Parker, B. Kania, Miss Harris. Third Row: I. Higgie, B. Nock, I. Gregory, B. Soody, W. Browne, B. Beasley, M. Robinson, D. Davidson, G. Leonhardt. Fourth Row: J. Sitherwood, B. Robey, E. Grier, B. Thompson, F. Vines, C. King, R. Cor' bett, A. Fam, R. Wood, I. ECh6fd, .l- Stallcup. Homeroom 21-Mrs. C. Bills Left to Right-First Row! E. Hopkins M. Palmer, B. Ruch, S. Honea, C. Tay- lor, P. Roberson, P. Thayer, R. Bales Second Row: P. Harrell, G. Nylund D. Phillip, C. Edwards, B. Davis, T Harrell, H. Blanchard, J. Bazemore, V Beck. Tliird Row: F. Reyes. L. Early A. Allen, B. Henry, C. Brutto, l. Lewis, R. Slaughter. Fourth Row: B Mason, F. james, M. Russell, Powell L. Stewart, R. Nock, R. Hall, G. Gray Homeroom 23-Mrs. L. Dwyer Left to Right--First Row: M. Leitch, C. Caputo, H. Craver, B. Gorski. N Rough. Second Row: M. Feet. H Perry, B. Fosii, K. Haley, S. Brutm, M Paulin, 1. McMenainin. Third Row: E. Midgette, C. Meachcr, B. Robinson J. Drew, S. Brinn, W. Hines, R. Sykes L. Nichols. Fourth Row: Penick, C Vviatson, R. Wliitc, A. Tunnell, F Renner, VN'all, Polk, N. Fischer, D. Boyettc. Homeroom V8-Miss A. Long Left to Righr --First Row: M. A. Smith. B. Bell, F, Leary. Young, Bridges Sermid Row: K. Brannzin, V. Marsli, B. Redlurn, Sniilhson, A. lvlalhone, A. Schultz, A. Castsrina, I. McDougle. Third Ron H. Frizzell, E. Bryant. J. Duvall, B. Clark, G. Vx':ii'rington, F. Allen. 1. Lindel, S. Anderson. 1 1 Homeroom 26-Mrs. M. Smith Left to Right--First Row: Cool, R. Melton, P. Cummings, I. Alcox, L. Hinkle. Second Row: Mrs. Smith, A. Myers, K. Overmier, E, Foreman, P. Lamppin, F, Gaskins, B, Moore, S. Waddell. Third Row: M. Seehorn, B. Collins, Hewitt, A. Godard, Robertsg F. Carter, C, Welch, S. Severance. Fourth Row: W. Vaughn, C. Shipp, A. Marshhurn, Newman, H. MacNeal, C. Bennett, C. Batson, B. Phelps, Twaddle. -Y I-Iomeroom 10-Miss A. Middleton Left to RightgFirst Row: P. Barber, D. Smith, Keeton, Hale, V. Spencer, R. Nelson, E. Bright. Second Row: I. Wampler, M. Darden, A. Du' Val, I. Haynes, Banks, L, Fesler, S. Golden, Pollock, Third Row: B. Motley, C. Spoon, B. Gillette, M. Edwards. I. Lewis, O. Christiansen, K. Bass, D. Freeman, L. Carpenter. Fourth Row: H. Godfrey, I. Foster, H. Bunch, M. Bracey, J. Roderick, R. Freeman, M. Gibbs, C. Nissen, W. Fodrey. Homeroom 22-Miss L. Longo Left to RightfFirst Row: C. Talley, J. Banworth, P. Barbour, M. Cass, G. Gilbert. Second Row: Miss Longo, T. Walke, N. Laucks, Powell, Gregory, M. Overton, N. Nelson, Mercer, B. Collier. Third Row: D. Elkins, R. Drumwright, Norwood, E. Pope, O. Baum, B. Flowers, V. Murphy, Howell, R. Wheeler. Fourth Row: E. Deihl, Simons, N. Coble, I. Martin. B, Shelton, A. Par' sons, R. Burt, G. Parrott, W. White' hurst. nmst '-'x -A. . Homeroom 24 Miss A. Simpson Left to Right, First Row: D. Powell, G. R li o a cl S, H. Nobles. Second Row: Miss A. Simpson, G. Alexander, B. Dc Vaun, Ballossi, L. Thompson, M. Patterson, F. Bland. Third Row: B. A. Ay- eoek, E. Alsup, V. Green. R. Joynes, B. Rowe, G. Mil- ler, M. Bishop, M. Roper, N. Meddle. F o u r t lz Row: L. Ford, W. Porter, E. Balton, T. Johnson, M. Bulord. D. Almond. H. Mattin, G. Mar - tinette, R. Fry. Homeroom 11 Mrs. A. Woloson Left to Right, First Row: M. Powers, W. Mavey, S. Phil' lips, C. Fikentacher, B. Por' ter. Second Row: J. Cole, M. J. Johnson. L. Hill, E. Hunt, F. Powell, Outlancl. Third Row: P. Phelps, E. Cart' wright, P. Ball, D. Derby, A. Warrinton, A. Rowland, N. Webb, B. Porlette. Founlt Row: R. Warrick, G. Hen' driekson, I. G o r ma n, M. Mears, D. Brooks, M. Mar' shall, C. Horst, R. Foster, H. Joyce. Band Homeroom Left to Right, First Row: Y. McGee, L. Smith, F. Garrett, G. McCoy, D. Treptc, S, Ay- coek, I. Hugo, F. Tharp. Sec' ond Row: R. Vann, P. Kline, P. Whitehurst, H. Mason, G. Twine, I. Sakowski, S. Am- merman, J. Gregory, S. Thornton, F. Vernon, Hines, K. Fizer. Third Row: D. Smith, E. Hyers, P. Crews, M. Robison, B. Wel- ton, I. Glover, S. Story, G. Zyclron: N. Kline, M. Me' Coll, M. White, R. Knapp. Fourth Row: R. Atwood, I. Moore, M. Ammons, R. Copeland, G. Grimsley, R. Dunning, M. Walker, j. Forbes, E. Gard, M. Butler, T. Morrisette, L. Meredith. Fifth Row: V. M. Diller, D. Meeks, T. Perry, C. Lambert, B. Madison, B. Greenwood, M. Harrell, VJ. Raines, B. Robison, D. Lester, P. Bark' er. I. Salvand, H. W. Hel' berg. YP? and 'n lor Mf- laiclgl Get those VOWS l HUYTY UP, . l fest. Miss NOYVWW Con Q Q ' GN: K K -,,. s lung sf! ' iw s A Wpical Pilotland hall scene. I You always have a f after school-agree! cw People at the bus stop K I ' ' o , .4144 'im il, IA'-L gl , LC' Jlidflvv L 9 RA .-fbi! fzzl' ,jf:.x.f4 . I V-1.4. 1-afs. 4A PILUTLA D ,rt C galllc b , , - Oy-Sf A l i Q M me 1 N FQ 01- ' , , 5 Q: 4 thcyglewzres do E 4. x ln f Q 'Ill af, do . ' 5 I :gi , :' ' ' n I X, , ., s IIQ I 1 l F J fl is I ll !:' I HM 2 a W ll ,l a ' . + A l h hall are Shirleb' Wagner' o V H I 3' ll' li . .. N -J' , smmmg fllfougll ' G d McCloud, with Dm x ' ' ' M tilcla Hoilman, San ra X mg mhem. 7 ' ' pf' fl. 'A ' ' A ua H and Mmm Byrd WOW 1 -' 7 5 s xl '. '-r ll at-H10 N V- A- , L . ll ' ,Q N J I . V1rg1n1a Sparrow helps Bill Jones with the h I7 l'A'.J!', if and peck system L k lk um l , J ! next door- . oo s 1 c another class is OIT fo th kg Q' , a t ' J 0 . JI ov lf. I X JACKIE ADAMS RICHARD ADAMSON MARY ANN ALCOX TERRIE ALEXANDER JACQUELINE ANDERSON BARBARA BAGLEY PATSY BAILEY JOAN BAJSDEN FRANCES BAKER BEVERLY BALLENTINE CHARLES BARNES JOHN BARNES SALLY BASS ANN BEALE BETTY BEASLEY RINDA BELCHER SHIRLEY BISHOP GLADYS BLAND VVILLIAM BLAND JAMES BLEVINS JANE BOAZ EDNA BOLSAM CARLYN BORIES RAYMOND BOWDEN NANCY BOWER LOIS BOWMAN MARY ANN BRABBLE GAYLE BRINN ANNIE BROWN SHEILIA BROWNING ANN BRYAN FRANCES BURROUGHS MARVIN BYRD WILLIAM BYRD BARBARA CAMPBELL HAUL CARNES GLASS IIF 1954 FUTURE SENIORS. Left to Right: -Iimmic Rubinson, prcsidcntg Hclcn Radford, sccrctaryg Larry Turner, viccfprcsidcntg Mr. Kizcr, spons 1 Jer' I omc Echurd, reporters Ruth OIROIJJJ, trcasurcr. 1 v I 2 ADAJI SIIISIII A 'I' 22 if ' I ' V ' ' .za . 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I I , -NYJ md Q cms ov 1954 BARBARA CARTER NANCY CARTER BOB CASHA SHELTON COLLIER PATRICIA COLTRAIN SHIRLEY COTTRELL ANNIE GOX JEAN COX JO ANN GREEKMORE JOE GROWLING NANCY GUMBO ANN CREWS MIKE CRUZ NANCY DAVIS JUDITH DIXON JEROME ECKARD JAYNE EDWARDS ROBERT EICHER JUNE ELDER BONNIE ELLIS WILLIAM PAUL ETHERID CAROLYN FENTRESS MACON FELTS MADELINE FLOOD BARBARA FORBES ROBERT FORD CHARLES FOSTER RICHARD FOSTER DON FOUTZ NANCY FRANKS MARTHA FREEMAN FRANK FRYE JOE FUNK MARY ANN GALLAGHER DANNY GAMMON MOLLY GARDNER JIMMIE GARRIS LYNN GAsR1Ns JOAN GATES JERRY GAY BARBARA GAYLOR GLORIA GIBBS JOAN COODIN JOHNNY CRAU LOU ANN GRAVES AMELIA CRAY ALBERT GRIFFIN GEANIE HAMM GE CAROLYN HAMMER CORA HAMMOND DEAN HARMON DON RAY HARRISON FAYE HASKETT IACQUELINE HAWKINS TOMMY HAXTON WILLIAM HAYS EDWARD HEATH BARBARA HEBRON PATSY HENNESY GLENNETTE HENSON BOBBY HILL CLARA HILL ELAINE HODGES MATHILDA HOFFMAN HENRY HOLLIFIELD WILLIAM HOLTON MARY ANN HORNSBY MICHAEL HUDSON WAYNE HUGHES BETTY JO HUGO HARRY JARVIS SHIRLEY IESSUP DONALD JOHNSON MICKEY JONES. RICHARD JONES BETTY JOYNES HENRY JUDGE CAROL KAUFMAN BILL KRAMER JANET LANCASTER DONALD LANE DONALD LANGFORD TOMMY LANCLEY LARRAINE LASSITER LARRY LAWTON CURTIS LEARY BOBBY LEE IRIS LEEBRICK LILLIAN LEONHARDT AUBREY LEWIS ANGELO LUCIANO ROSE MARY LOWELL DON MQCUISTON JAMES MAGEEAN DORIS MALBONE vxrxnrxfv--nv . . . .v..-- -Y CLASS 0F l954 I I I V I ' Wx I I.Il If At I 'Q A ' L5 .9 aura -.nur I N 'L , -v ls' is - ' ' 'R I E,.' QII , fm., A I X' it f-5 Iv- 3, 1, P- -7-pf' -Q ,.,- ..- ? , ', I Q3 I v - I I I my kv ,: ., ,J Egg I HER- 1 S. wana. 5... -v M, 1. 1,33 'I 5 'A S'-I 14 WEJ.. fv- If. -- ' . . 'Y I I ,R - ,I gh' 3 I ,s ,o- xl xg 11,1 ni 'fin A 'rr f-0 J I T 1 .R , 1 :ww M 1 . , 7 K KI, ' I f ,,. 1' .J X ' 5 ' 'L , I 4- I SJ -17 I I 'ff' . 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L 1 , I 4 BETTY JO MASON BRUCE MASON TERRY MASON RAYMOND MASTRACCO YARNESSA MAYNARD JO ANN MERCER A BOB METCALEE J' JERRY MILSTEAD - DOROTHY MOOR ,J 19,0 BARBARA MORGA KATHLEEN MORRIS HENRY MORRIS SYLVIA MORRIS MARGARET MUSTIN CAROLINE MYERS RONALD MYERS IACQUELINE NEILSEN THRYN NEWTON ,fn air' ag. 040 ' JEAN NO LES 791551 WILLIAM NOTTINGHAMQJ WILLIAM O'NEAL 145 MARVIN OVERFELT WILLIAM OWENS ZANNA PADGETT THOMAS PARKER BETTY PARTIN ., DICKEE PEAKE BETTY JEAN PEEK N MARGARET PERKINS CHARLES PERRY Q i 1 A 3 JIMMY PICKARD MARY JO PIKE -D BOBBIE POPE JACKIE POSNER SHIRLEY POSTON , - JODDY POTTER -3 Q 4 A SHIRLEY POWERS TERR PRESLEY s g RI IA PULRANG ax' QUINN J ei ND RADFORD J f -Y RADEORD , 3 -J-an, Lk. -+R LEY REAM X ORMA REYNOLDS RAMONA REYNOLDS WILBUR RIGGS ANN ROBERTSON RUTH ROBEY JIMMIE ROBINSON CLYDE ROWELL WILLIAM ROWLAND BEVERLY RUSSELL w1LMA RUSSELL SUE RYDER 4 ,.. 4-A W A E I -4-QI . . tp ,4- , I ,V I-'T' 44 'S' , ---v , .ev la I3 A4 1 1 S XTON T SHRINER VERNON SIMMONS CAROLYN SMITH KITTY SMITH PETER SNYDER 's:-'--- ,lf-px 5 , '55-5? fx- . fyx 1 A .A-X. 0 'uw d-,gif ' Y b I 1-,a. ,.,. x , I .. f. Ax Cl , -LR' 'T ., T1 LOUISE SPARROW - 3. 4. A I M Y P 5' 1.1- EVA SPRUILL I 'A ' ' ', .,T , - 1, JAMES SPRUILL ' :gf f W 'R' - A SUE STAMPS . P A A I . X5 4 WILLIAM STEVENS A I ,. QQ. I . A I ' L, I 3, . Y. , 5 I Q Q. V z-', I LST 5 ,, .. I ' V. , PHYLLIS SUTPHIN kv 4 ' T.. I Q. .S my DICKIE SWALINA I 'S Q, ', K ,W Q , ,, LAUREE TATEM I - I .72 I- NELLIE TAYLOR - . J 5 5 ANNA JEAN THOMAS. - I .E A . . ff f,1f -Q n .- - - r ROY THOMAS .2 SANDRA THOMSON Q . 'avg , EQ- , X CHESTER TEEO X' ' 6' I A I .E , -A -A J I VERNON TINSMAISK YQ ! EVELYN TISE 'ta ' ELIZABETH TROLLINGQQ RUTH TUCKER ' CAROLYN TURNER JOYCE TURNER LAWRENCE TURNER DOT UMPHLETT BILLY VAN BENSCHOTEN PAT VINCENT HERMAN WADE EVAN WALKER BETTY WALLACE PATRICIA ANN WARD DOROTHY WASHINGTON IACQUELINE WENNES .-x ,L 1. vs, , S., Az -SE 3 fi w if ' I C 'W I i, Se iq 1.7 ' 'X' Q' il Y -ki ,J A gf 4.5 S, i 4, I? v 431- , W . 1 I Qu :WI LA A ' . , A ci I Q 4 'X G' gf P 4' ,3 'G ,. ' 2' IS ,, ' A' I ' S, . 'ff' E A ,W X 7 I Y X F J A I Q ,A -A V A ' .-T. ,vez I I Z VISII 7.3 4 3 ,. lung, A ,as A A fs. I 3. i any 8 . I It L umss ov I9 4 I DORIS WEST LELAND WHITEHEAD BOBBY WILDER GERRY WILHELM ROBERT WILKINSON DON WILLIAMS GLENN WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS GUY WILSON BARBARA WINDLEY CLARENCE WRENN PAUL WRIGHT ROBERT WYNNE SHIRLEY YATES PATTIE YOUNGER NINA YUSKA EMMA LOU POPE Mmwoium Bmw' WILL EWR lim. S. lj' Xxx 6-.4 we---'f ,M , X ' .. 1 K Mx I O I roy JS p Q- qty v 1 Q A fp 'S .Kam pf- we I ' iii' ,N wi if SENIQR CLASS OFFICERS OUT FOR A RIDE! Left to Right, Front Seal: Erma Brooks, secretary: Catherine Isadore, vicefpresident: Lutrell Sawyer, presldent. Back Seat: Betty Lou Payne, ll'C2lSLlI'Cf1 Mr. Bergeron, sponsor: Delores WiDdCl', reporter. ULASS LEADER wi 1.3. . , A H., - . 1, P-7 - y , 1 .1 -.4 Lv ' MR. HUBERT BERGERON F W X 1953 Class Sponsor we , 1 41, , vi 1 ' LUTRELL SAWYER President of the 1953 Senior Class BEN JERNICAN and LOUISE PALMER Co-Valedictovians SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Left to Right, First Row: Lutrell Sawyer, Raymond Thornton, Roosevelt Crawford. Second Row: Barhara Priddy, Betty Lou Payne, CMLAIIE 19 5 3 HONOR Anderson, Margaret Allmond, Lucille Ballanee, Faye Benham, Claude Blalock, Jo Ann Boyd, Jean Rae Chamberlayne, Charles Cosgrove, Thomas Cox, Thomas Cromwell, Alice Dail, Doris Fant, Sharron Faris, Richard Gray, Billie Hoggard, Betty Hogue, Frances Isadore, Catherine Mae Johnson, Deloris GRADUATES Keefe, Eva Landing, Jean MeFalls, Arnold Myers, Ray Outten, Mary Ann Payne, Betty Lou Perkins, Marjorie Perry, Mary Priddy, Barbara Reynolds, Robert Rogers, Betty jane Severance, Anne Sizemore, Mary Ann Smith, Williani Stone, Barhara Twaddle, Sara Eliz lbeth Vaughn, Jackie Vaughn, Shirley Margaret Anderson, Frances Hogue, joan Newman Blr hara Roberts. 'Third Row: Catherine Isadorc, Dclore Winder, Erma Brooks. 4 cms ov 19531 E X 3 'S 1-4 BARBARA ADKINS BETTY ADKINS ROBERT AKERS WILLIAM AKERSLQ 1' 'QSO WORIS ALEXANDER L. LUCILLE ALLMOND qi JULIA ANDERSEN ' MARGARET ANDERSON ' r H-QQ' 4, Aff 3 A, Q 'fm up 4 3:3 STANLEY BAISDEN CARL BAKER JOYCE BAKER CLARENCE BALES ' 1' FAYE BALLANCE LARRY BALOSSI ALICE JANE BARBER DOROTHY BARROW 5 . - A s X f lxfwia 'lit -:lain 5? --KE Rasa.. 1f'+x5Q'3'f4i -IL, 5 9- E-'L Neff Lx., YA-k..2 41 ROBERT BEALE N .K 3 NANCY BEAVER 1 CLAUDE BENHAM KEITH BENNETT 2134025 AT' pf ,E A, Y nw., A Y, W L JA KTEMBERRYMAN x I ML AALA TY BLAKE 0 X14 A 1 ' JOANN BLALOCK T Nj SARAH BOELTE A I . L . 'L 1 5, 9 91' RL BORJEQ ALILE BR LXDLEY ERMLX BROORS ROBERT BRS -XNTT DOROTHY BUELL XVILLIAM BUMBALOUGH RBARA BOVw LES LOTS BRADSHAW BEVERLY BRUWN TOMMY BRYANT HELEN BUIST NORMAN BUNCH KN RAE BOYD EARL BR KY DQNLKQD BROWNLEY LINVV OOD BUCK JOYCE BULL LARRY CARLSON Left tu Right' MOST INTELLECTUAL-V Louifc lhlxncr amd Charles Channlbcrlxlync. just 11 ring, but ll Yvry importglnt 0110. MOST VALUABLEgC41llw:-im lmdurc and Blll JonCS. if , ,.-1, . dvr v . , . ,L W , v ,ww Mk vitae. V Ad ? .,-, Q1 ,,p,....Myh in . in My Q, A- L Vs . ,U ' auf ., . '-.bil-R x 'E' t, g .-,Q .-O, Q , Q V? .iv Aww AQIIOXROUND -- jcgm Ruc Boyd and David gf I e..I xi ., ,O L Q. My ix w-tl Jw I Q , 3' 'Y b 1 NVQ. , X 2 F IQ! tb fx I Vmfc Gunn, -Immmy Wzlslmilmgtnsrw, I3uIwIwy Curfmun Iwmuflv ' C' Agra..-,I K X X I f' IIN' ll I1 1 I mtl'-'ull progrzun with Clarence Baxlcs. PAUL 1- I I R W ,' JEANETTE CONGLETON CHARLES CROMBIE 5 MARIE A CNN? 5 I ' 5 K ' XVINIFRED CONGLETON ALICE CROMWELL CHARLWXQIWG LAYNE THOMAS COSQRQVE ROBERT CURIIMAN x A' 5 II IIIIIAR CLENDA CHRISTIANSEN 2 F ELVA JANE COX DORIS DAIL Y' CHARLES CLARK JOHN COX ROBERT DAIL I CARY COBLE ROOSEVELT CRAVJEORD ROSA LEE DA' -- ,,-+4 4-xl C' I Q, .Z 'og as 4 4 ' 'Ir was 's -b fi? 'KS - ,gb-' ,www BETTY DEDMAN MARY DISHAROON JANET DIXON JACK EARLEY A If , -. xf I u J '1 FLORENCE EAST VJILLIE EASTWOOD DOROTHY ELLINGTON JANE ELLIOTT SHARRON FANT RICHARD FARIS CHARLES FARRISS FREDERICK FINNEY HEBERT FLANAGAN DAVID FOGLEMAN DOUGLAS FRENCH PAT FRENCH ANITA FULCHER ALBERT GARRISON WILLIAM GAUS RANDALL GIBSON H gf HAROLD GILES I ALAN GOLDBERG WILLIAM GORNTO CLIFTON GRAVES Aa .. 4,A,.l5, ,,,... a A + I 'J . ,I 1:5 JVY 5 .1 , - J .K Q I gb A J , QQ . , F I ,, .gIE.q,, J N , A5 J, Y 'ghnv-V i-4 1' My ' . , K ' I J 'I 1 '5- A qv I -I? 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I5 X AS JOSEPH IEAN LANDING HAROLD LESTER ' KALIVFMANN EDNA LANE LARRY LEWARK EEIIE ANNA BEELE LANGLEY JOYCE LEXVIS VVILLIAM KLINE IOE LQIRLTE SALLY LINCOLN DAVID KNIGHT LOUISE LEE IANETTE MQCIILLOUGH KENNETH KOEPPEN HENRY LEONHARDT ARNOLD MQFALLS ' I ,mf . 1 V ,, l I 'A i LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Ben Jcmignn and f MOST TALENTED-Donald bunnncna .und Luqun nu Pnymi I i ,-- I I , 1 -1 fix N - Vaughan. . ---ff' MUST BASHITULV ,Iwycc Upton and Donald Vvflmitf. I 4 '59, . M, 4, . POPULAR Erma Brooks and Dudlc happy Scmors wlth their new rings. I JOANNE MORSE BARBARA MURRAY ROBERT NEILSEN . RICHARD NOKES MARTIN MUSTARD JOAN NEWMAN BETTY NORRIS :WY 315 y Hzlynic. 6' DONROY OBER MARY ANN OUTTI SHIRLEY OWENS 'Q-yr 1. ggi .qv . 2 5 2-, , , .7 N . 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Q 1 A ff-A , X 4 S BOBBY TVJIFORD J CQUELYN VAUGHAN JAMES WASHINGTON JOYCE TWINE f .HIRLEY VAUGHN JOANN VUATSON BARBARA TYER iff' SHIRLEY WAGNER JACQUELINE WEAVER L TRIPLETT JOYCE UPFIJONNJ JOAN WALKER RY TUTTLE LIND ENTINE PAT WALKER K ELIZABETH TXVADDLE ' N EEF DONALD WARD fire H E 2 ' t' ' 'i cc Gunn. .NNfxxnN-gy Lips Q . N3 WITTIEST-Rosa Lcc DRIVI' ' Doug FNIICI1. E-L-VXA - Q Q W J: y O.-Q 2 ug W W Qyufmx. F' K A WJ ,L 7 J A N, 1 uf ly! uvflwn is thc damn' gmng to l'wcgin7 'QS' LIU 553.1 J if -f ,2?eq' mhz-igs 40415 my 'RS --nn-if Left tv R1gI1t' BEST LOOKING-Fuyc Bullance and Larry Lcwark. Tho Iinc furmf in thc rear. FUTURE SENIORS. GORDON VJEST V- CAROLYN WILKINSON DELORES WINDER DONALD WHITE JACK WILL LORNA WIXOM DARRELL WHITEHURST x BEVERLY WILLIAMS MARGARET WOMAC JAMES WEBB ALICE WHITFIELD JAMES WILLIAMS CAROL WEBSTER MILTON WILKINS NELSON WILLIAMS PEGGY WEBSTER WILLIAM WILKINS DIANE WILLOUGHBY 292 f' . f, .33 Nb Ar 3 'J Tiff ', 1 ,. VW 'f I-I Sink' I' I w- ' .L-Q . ' Nil, T557 :I V Af' RONA KATHLD WOODINGTON BILLY WOODS LARD ANN WRIGHT V N' I I Z 'ui' 19' ik ' I? i I I 6 W Sf' 51 w . of .wr N! JVMJP' Y' f 1 x I A - ' M 4 H V, ' '.- 1 . - ' V- -'ffAf f ' -1 W M--zur ., Q ' .. M .V , 0 Gummuummkth uf K xr im 0 IL c asf. , ,Q Dvpzmrtxxxvmxf of fzhmxratxumx. 'Chia hiplnnum is aiuurhvh tu AQQJVAAJLJ W Jfljm' 'J iuhu has :umpleieh Hp' rrquircmruk-5 fm' grahxxatiuu Tram 4 C' o mzmem QIQIBYI Ethan! Q5inef1 at Emniiew, Qinrinlk Guuutg, this VIMMJ-I bag of A W ' U ,19 5 5 J 'S A X . 4 I .AW-:3'Nl4 Z- 6xd47!2f6Vl TX 'f, 3-mi Z S W r. ' ' 1 4 -W 'J-Uf5' ag3..g1m ...W,. ,fffQj-ng 'J A ' ,Tm f -XM 1 ,ff ffffx , , 'f f 'H i . ,A . . , ,,L, i .- X1' 1' nl n v4 I' 'f' 'fvfffwe'-zimvxtraiiaiffl-N sux wpmwdrvi- , , ..,. SENIOR REGISTRATION 4714115 Um 457fmy 5 A J!! AY nf I ' wi' WIYI . ,kv Y I . Q AIP' SPIRITUAL GR OXVTH l02 Qu Q, VOCATIONAL BUILDING UNHAPPY CHRISTMAS MAIN DRAG oi 9 IATI 'rf As we see th PILOT f' r . ' 4 of our jack and jill bidding farewell we y good-bye. een a pleasure working with all the stude line cooperation and efforts it has helped In closing I want to expre in some way or an MR is T2 1.5 2 3 2 B: I-Q 1 RT bf I 'J ,L e wa vi Staff A X T Rl ng hands , must sa It has b , the 1953 nts of N us produ ss my de other hel S. ARD orview. Through their ce the 1-953 PILOT epest appreciation to the following people, who , ped to produce this 1953 PILOT ATH S. JONES, the sponsor, kept us going at all times. N RAE BOYD, associate editor, will probably graduate you want your pieture taken? She had a hard time section straight, but did a very ellieient job JO ANN BLALOCK, co of the typing. BEN saying, When do keeping the junior and senior on the whole. py editor, did more than just proofread . . . but most JERNICAN, business manager, kept our records straight. MARY ANNA HOLLOWAY advertising manager, made a successful job as collecting ads! DONALD SIMMONS, art editor, had to be urged at times to get his drawings in . . . but they were worth the urging. DEBORAH HOLLOMAN and BARBARA ADKINS, cofcirculation man agers, kept all books straight concerning subscriptions. SHIRLEY BISHOR our able club editor, who is now a walking Ele of any club at Norview. LOU ANN GRAVES, activities editor, had a time tr ' pictures . . . but Enally came through. PAT VINCENT1 sports editor, h school, but still came throu h ' JOYCE ALC great ad g with OX E 3586! to ying to her h keep up with ands tied up in many things around a good sports section. , RMA BROOKS and JACK WILL, stat? members, were a the staff MR. CAMPBELL, our principal, who helped us with those LITTLE details. THE FACULTY: Norview fhgh School, who gave their everlasting considerate and kind cooperation as all matters. BARBARA SMI TI-L art associate of Mr. McIntosh, for the retou on the senior page divider. BILL McINTOSI'L our photographezg wh pictures. MRS. NANCY BR who kept our b 0 ACE Y ooks in MR N ch on th was CO e ring nstantly on the move taking and MRS. LUCILLE HAVIRD, our ollice clerks, order. . . and that was a job! . EILL WA TSOM Campus Publishing Company re to iron out our problems. OUR ADVERTISERS, who after annual a inancial success. TO ONE AN all, are D ALL . . . I am, Sincerely yours, Catherine M Isadore, Editor-in-Chief presen ta tiv e, who h partly elped responsible for making our M r - f In Atx R P Ax ig Q: , tw ' Alf' '11, 3' 1 TN W-xxx WRX X .15 F ff' McIntosh Studio IO4 3? ,:,:W'14'2M?? - Q CLASS JEWELRY and ANNOUNCEMENTS CLUB PINS, MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES Caps and Gowns ir WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. Balfour Products i' Richmond Ofice: 4111 Kensington Avenue RICHMOND 21, VA. i' Tidewater Office: No. 801, Mayflower VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. IO5 BEST WISHES FROM BACHMANN'S if In the Heart of NorVieW HOLLOMGN-BROWN FUNERAL HOME Phone: 63-3900 NORVIEW WINDOW CLEANERS, INC. by STONIE and BLACKIE 'A' We Guarantee to Satisfy 5508 East Sewells Point Road NORFOLK CNORVIEWJ, VA. HERFF JONES COMPANY 300 E. Main Street Manufacturers of Norview High School Commencement Invitations and Visiting Cards 'A' Virginia Representative: JAMES L. DECK Richmond, Virginia IO7 YQ! Come and See Us at Our New Home A. B. EDELBLUTE SERVICE STATION. Ward's Corner Phone: 8 9 8 9 1 Iewelry Craffsmen Diamond Stylist KAY JEWELRY CO., INC. 1 14 East SeWell's Point Road NORFOLK 5, VIRGINIA Phone: 80471 OK to Owe Kay JERNIGAN'S BARBER SHOP Formerly of Norview and Broad Creek Village 5 209 Sewe11's Point Road -Across from Norview Theatre f Same old Location 1 'A' Air Conditioned - Four Barbers on Saturday 1 NEED YOUR HEAD IN MY BUSINESS M. D. JERNIGAN PHONE: 63-1708 I08 NORVIEW APPLIANCES Hotpoint Sales - Service - Repairing Operated by TIM HARTSFIELD Electrical Contractor When Lights Dim Call Tim 108 BELLS ROAD PHONE:. 63-4616 G A R R E T T ' S ROBERT'S ESSO SERVICE S P O R T S W E A R 1 -A' 26th and Leo Streets 1 1 2 Bell Street: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA B. F. SALOMONSKY sz soNs, INC. A FRIEND Like Hillbilly Music? Have a Good Time with Sheriff Davis WLOW Sheriff Tex Davis 10-12 Noon 6-8 P. M. 1400 on Your Dial 109 Diamonds Watches EDITH HUGO, Florist Jewelry '- Silverware Flowers For All Occasions Convenient Terms i, ' 97-9s City Market SPERTNERS COMPANY PHONE: 42609 407 Granby Street NIGHT: 634658 I 5 6-ruin' . 2125 cmmzg zewv 'N' Tidewater's Complete Family Stores Best Wishes from NORVIEW HARDWARE Store Hours: 1:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. Saturdays: 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Best Wishes SULLIVAN'S 9 9 t from Men s and Boys Spar swear 'k BERSONS 3916 Granby Street NORFOLK 8, VIRGINIA Phone: 27800 IIO Shop at the Friendly Stores OVERTON'S SUPER MARKETS Air Conditioned Where Customers Send Their Friends AMPLE FREE PARKING AT ALL STORES Locally Owned 1419 POINDEXTER STREET, SOUTH NORFOLK SEWELLS POINT AT COTTAGE TOLL ROAD, NORFOLK 2512 LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD, NORFOLK 425 SOUTH MAIN STREET, BERKLEY, NORFOLK 3403-05-07 HIGH STREET, PORTSMOUTH , v DUWNT ' V GNT!! WAI!! I I4 pg gpm v A : lll L ' ' .v .I '--.ar--.. lll .H - ff-5L?b?5XFBW2 12: -.frgjii E g sfeefw wx '1F5?':'gg3 sijgfijegipflzflgfli :Ani Elk U 3-1 133W -1 SI. US ST. 301' SIIEII' BRAND NAME Appliances and Television II5 mw My M EEE H MM M XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNXXXXNR uugrutuluhuns ff WW X 'Z ll WW' f' -. 'N I 01 X X. X BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY J X NORFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INCL V T XX MW ,IW W!M1 WjMfffmi!WWlWf1IWf Wifjizzyhdmyflfllyf I TA nl 'flhff W l1, W , Z 2 3 S F Q No Parking Worries While Shopping at I.. . S N Y D E R 3 S 'A' Open a 5 Monthly Payment Charge Account CHURCH STREET AT CITY HALL AVENUE BERKLEY FEED CORPORATION 1201-1219 East Liberty Street L . B . R O C K E Phone: 66-4671 Cor. Va. Beach Blvd. 85 Ballentine Blvd. Ieweler Phone: 22892 1616 East Indian River Road ,k Phone: 66-3545 lk NORFOLK VIRGINIA A Better Feed for Every N eed , Everything for the Hobby Gardener or the Serious Farmer e Are Your station Sweaters - Skirts - Blouses f r the Norview Football Dresses - Collars - Coats rl Basketball Games ir W N O R For Your Best Selection TRY 'A' WILLNER'S Downtown-118 W. Freemason Street MUSIC - NEWS - SPORTS 1230 on Your Dial Wards Corner-156 E. Sewell's Point Rd. Best Wishes to the ,53 Graduates 'k VAUGHAN'S GULF SERVICE STATION if SeWell's Point and Bel1's Road NORVIEW, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. II7 Best Wishes from WILLARD THEATRE W T A R AM FM 'rv ,. 1 S E, , Virginia's Pioneer Radio Station ,ICM Q, HMA and fe. 'li ours 'Mvfi A . . . . . iff'-1 01-EL Pu 2 Tidewaterls First Television Station -Q H Clip. 4, 3 Extend Congratulations to the Seniors SQ E O' 51 it gnFfEE 5 Mop, of I CU at A - EHHJURI A ,Eg-1 - NORVIEW HIGH scHooL X' , A- f Poyubn and '- ' I li.. .. Best Wishes to All the Student Body MASTER AUTO SERVICE CORPORATION Colonial Avenue and 2 1 st Street Phone: 2 1 8 2 1 i' Distributors of U. S. ROYAL TIRES Established 1847 B t ' la es Wu as D. P. PAUL COMPANY from jewelers A 'A' NORFOLK 231-235 Granby Street U N D E R S E L L E R S NORFOLK 10, VIRGINIA Telephone: 24623 II8 Best Wishes from E. H. GRAVES CORP 110 BELLS ROAD 'A' Todays Children Are Tomorrow's Citizens 'A' Sanding and Finishing Linoleums Plastic Wall Tile Formica Tops i Telephone: 63-4288 II9 Best Wishes from NORVIEW PHARMACY Your Friendly Drug Store i' WE GREW WITH NORVIEW Prescription Specialists Diamonds Engagement ani Wedding Rings Best Wishes to Graduates S. D. HARDY . 347 Granby Street from CLOSED WEDNESDAYS if W. G. SWARTZ CO. Listen to WSAP at 1 P. M. Sundays- The Concert Hall of the Air TIP TOP PHOTOS Best Wishes . . . f'f0m Quality Photos - Finishing COMESS BROS., INC. A' 152 CHURCH STREET SeWell's Point and Little if Creek Road Norfolk's Largest juvenile Phone: 63-1921 Department BestWishes from JIMMIE'S FUEL OIL SERVICE 'Ir 3 009 BROAD CREEK ROAD I2O Best Wishes Best Wishes from frgm ABBY'S AMOCO STATION NORVIEW SHAW JEWELRY CO. wk 'k 2 57 Granby Street Wishing You Lots of Luck S. D. ABERNATHY, JR. Owner E5 Operator 5,41 lp 4 ,AMX il! Congratulations H X d to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 'A' NORVIEW P.T.A. ARTHUR'S GRILL FIVE POINTS USED CARS AND GARAGE fk Used Cars Bought and Sold 5200 FAIRVIEW BLVD. Tops in Hot Dogs Phone: 63-3611 Norview, Norfolk, V Sandwiches - Lunches . BEE'S BEAUTY SALON Ik Specialists in IN THE HEART 01: NORVIEW Permanent Waving and Hair Tinting A tb Gus 45 18 E. PRINCESS ANNE ROAD r ur I Phone: 23856 Norfolk, Va I2l interesting work ...and you can get it! Telephone work is interesting - and you don't need experi- ence to get a good job after graduation! That's one reason why so many girls head for the tele- phone company when they finish school. They know they'll earn good money from the start, even while they're trained, and get raises regularly. Your high school counselor can tell you more about the many different telephone jobs - or come in and see us when you finish school! if Iwi: The Chesapeake 84 Potomac Telephone Company . Xmmy' of Virginia . . I O O O O O O O O I O O O O O O O O I O I I O O O O I O . I22 Compliments of the OLD DOMINION PAPER COMPANY NORVIEW ECONOMY FOOD STORE 'k 5 3 07 E. Sewells Point Road NORFOLK 13, VIRGINIA 'A' NI-f ifs made of paper we Congratulations to have it Class of '5 3 ,K if NORVIEW BOWLING ALLEY 44th Street 86 Colley Avenue RICH'S SEAFOOD MARKET NORFOLK, VIRGINIA lk 4226 Granby Street PHONE: 53410 NORFOLK, VA Greetings from BEN FRANKLIN STORE Regards SAUNDERS PROVISION CO., INC. from 276 BREWER ST. NORFOLK, VA. Congratulations and Best Wishes G A B R I E L a S to the Graduating Class of 1 9 5 3 ir D R I V E - I N BARR BROS. JEWELERS 227 Granby Street 449 Granby Street Best Wishes from STEEL CONSTRUCTION CO. Ornamental - Structural Iron Rails E5 Porch Columns P. O. BOX 7033 Office Phone 63-5190 WM. E. WARD 2934 Lens Avenue C. W. FOSTER Phone: 33706 2506 Grandy Avenue Best Wishes Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machines from SINGER SEWING CENTER gk SALSBURY 85 LAYNE DEPARTMENT STORE 7 5 24 Granby Street NORVIEW WARD'S CORNER wk Phone: 85085 Downtown ainit got nothing on u BONNEY TILE sc TERRAZZO Best Wishes f ' CORP' A and S Linoleum - Asphalt Tile SERVIOE STATION Rubber Tile - Vinyl Tile -A' Mifaplas Styfon Well Tile Princess Anne Road and PHONE: 24339 956 W. 21ST STREET Bauentine Boulevard Best Wishes from BAI..ASCO'S RESTAURANT 3 204 E. Princess Anne Road Norfolk 9, Va. PHONE: 58977 'A' Open from 6:00 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. - Breakfast Served Daily Serving Meals at Their Best 'k Operated by Bill Balasco I24- Phone: 46634 LAFAYETTE FURNITURE CO. INCORPORATED Complete Home Outfitters 3626 Cottage Toll Road Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes from VA. ICE Sc FREEZING CORP. CREECH'S SHOE REPAIR J. W. CREECH, Prop. 1907 Lafayette Boulevard Phone 27234 Norfolk 9, Virginia ECONOMY FOOD STORE NORVIEW FASHION SHOP 'A' PHONE: 63-0741 Creative Photography 'k O'NEAL'S PORTRAIT SALON Best Wishes from TYLER'S BARBER SHOP RED BROOKS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Simonizing 26th and Fawn Streets Best Wishes from C. EDGAR WINN MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 323 Dickson Bldg. Norfolk, Va. BERKLEY PERMANENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans 112 West York Street Norfolk, Va. CHARLES CAMPBELL PIANO CO. 1 1 - 1 3 SELDEN ARCADE Best Wishes from LIBERAL CLOTHIERS J. A. Myers and Sons, Proprietors 401 Church Street Phone: 44553 Norfolk, Va. Phone: 24440 DUKE,S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Best Wishes from SERVICE FOOD STORE in N orview 117 W. 21st Street Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes from A FRIEND BODNER-SHAMES, INC. 1601 Monticello Avenue Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch Evenings Except Sunday and Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Mornings and Sunday 'k Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Progress in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to Members of This Year's Senior Class 'A' NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS, INC. Is particularly proud of those Norview students who are, or have been, carriers for these newspapers. BRINN'S DRUGS SUNDRIES 'A' 1 5 3 3 Bayview Boulevard PHONE: 86251 PILOT LIFE INSURANCE CO. W. ROY PARSONS, General Agent ir 205-8 Midtown Office Bldg. NORFOLK 5, VIRGINIA Coleman Automatic Gas and Oil Heat NORVIEW SERVICE CENTER In the Heart of Norview Washing - Lubrication Accessories 'A' 5 2 0 0 Fairview Boulevard 63-0241 - PHONES - 63-9921 Phone: 63-0408 Best Wishes from RAYMOND R. GUNTER Concrete Contractor i 300 Sedgefield Drive NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Best Wishes from NBC COFFEE SHOP 3 00 3 Lafayette Boulevard NORFOLK 9, VIRGINIA Phone 29640 'k Open from 6:00 A. M. to 1:00 A. M. BREAKFAST - LUNCHES - DINNERS We Serve Only the Bestv Operated by Johnny Balasco Congratulations from he liub MONTICELLO HOTEL and WARD'S CORNER The Place to Go for the Brands You Know Best Wishes from frgm M U R D E N ' s Patent Medicines and Sundries CHAS. R. SAMUELS ,, gk Three Stores to Serve You BALLENTINE BLVD. AT TAIT TERRACE 428 CHESTER STREET Best Wishes Contractor and Prescriptions Filled at Our Builder COTTAGE TOLL ROAD AT LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD STORE Congratulations, Future Home Owners of Norfolk! 0DMAN SEGA REALTORS L RO Or 00 .,,,.,.,.,.,:..:. .1-,1.::g1,,:A 5 ,g.,1 R . H 0 - 4 1 3 9 GRANBY STREET Phone: 4542 1 Norfolk, Virginia Selling Homes Is Our Business Best Wishes Phone: 63-4341 FAIRMOUNT BUILDING from SUPPLIES CORPORATION Paul B. Spencer, President B U T L E R B R O S . Building Materials Concrete and Cinder Blocks 'A' 'A' Halstead St. and Virginian R.R. P. O. Box 7001 Lafayette Station 1 3 5 E. Sewells Point Road NORFOLK 2, VIRGINIA l27 Best Wishes X R E S T A U R A N T B t W' h Best Wishes es is es from W A G N E R B R O S . from General Contractors n 'A' RUSSELL 85 HOLMES 3 1 26 Marne Avenue NORFOLK 9, VIRGINIA .k Phones: 25047 - 52087 Shoes P. O. Box 1086 Telephone 52506 BATCHELDER 86 COLLINS for the I ncorporated Family Building Material 'k at Ofice and Warehouse: W d C Granby Street and N. 8: W. R. R. ar S orner NORFOLK 1, VIRGINIA Best Wishes from . . . WILLIE E. RODGERS, JR. nts to et married that's his business. If a man wa g , . I f a lady wants to get married, that's her business. If they want to build a home, THAT'S OUR BUSINESS! 'A' 8 14 BRUCE STREET Phone: 63-2 3 08 Norfolk 1 3 , Va. I28 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE PILOT 'k Taste the Difference .-Try- . BIRTCHERD DAIRY PRODUCTS 1600 Monticello Avenue -k Under Laboratory Control Phone: 26501 if MILK - ICE CREAM Member of the Quality Claek'd Ice Cream Association 2 H. D. OLIVER FUNERAL APARTMENTS i' 1 5 0 1 Colonial Avenue LIGHT CONDITIONING BETTER LIGHT makes homework .., -iff EQUALS: easier and 1460 QEKRETTERSIGHT protects young L -Tl' I See eyes I ' fZ:ff:.fS:'1f'. Q VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Office Phone: 63-4616 Res. Phone: 63-1936 S. A. STONE Real Estate - Rentals 5508 Sewells Point Road NORVIEW, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA l3O Tbere's a Colonial Store Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machines Near You! SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Granby Street Phone: 50579 Downtown I Telephone: 24538 M I L A D Y Norfolk's Style Center 'k 3 3 3 Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. 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