Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

p 1 1,n.1 . f My , F., -' ., ,f , l , 14 J - E17 X , , ,Ln . 1 644 ld' NORVIEW HIGH XN X-HGH S 1922 C Q' 45 5 A O KNOWVLEDCC SDH-IIT X as :yn ,-'rf Ax 12575 JY T LOHALT Y O43 SV P Co 350 OLKWK1 PILQT 1 1 1 Published by the : Yearbook Staff E - - Nonvlsw HIGH scHooL g Q aro Ma one Co-Ed1tors ? I Mrs. Ardath S. Jones Q Annual Advisor 3 ' If f 1 H ' 'tin of Louise Myers C 1 1 y 17 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE I ' 4 vw, , , f 5 X 4 ' . S WJ I 3 3 Out 4 E I MN' J q , 3 1 .M M...-.... 13 'L K if 3 --A'-......,-1... 'xv -. .- -6a3.,., N . A J NORVIEW HIGH? Administration pages 14-27 Organizations pages 46-69 Activities .... pages 28-45 Athletics ..... pages 70-91 QM . .. Underclassmen pages 92-113 Seniors ...... pages 114-136 Advertisements .... pages 137-160 HW? .,., 1 f not only in scientific knowledge and physical strength, but in strength of character, in wisdom, and in a deeper under standing of ourselves and our fellow students . . . 6 Scientific Kmmwledxxc . . , the human skele- ton used as a source of learning: fo 1' stucil-nts . . . Physics , . . im- portant in tho study of thu S0011-ts, ot' tho atom and the space ago . . . MW' - i :- ,..-1 ' XXJ Q-am ,N S ,.. x 1 N1 wi '.- ,419 Music . . . one of the fine arts, an important part of our culturv . . . Art . . . painting, sculp- turinu, moclcrn art . . . many new ways of ox- pressim: our h i ni fl 0 n talents . . . 3 . N in competitive Sports . . cheering for our team . . . the rhythm of the pep band . . . the pride We felt . . . the desire to give fully of ones self for the good of both the school and the community. QD Q - Q Q ' IS' P' :li every student is an integral part of the whole . . . whether during the participation in the various class activities . . . orfamid the laughter and cheers at an athletic or social event. I l IO 5 xi 5 S V es' nf f 'fn r 5 Q25 fxfgfgdsg X3 . 5 N gc 45 5 Q iff X 53 551- Y . if t 'S if gvfx,X,,fP',1e'1p9f. 959 s.A,fvgfgsff sag, Sizigiliigri-Lqbwji NY i,'fS i5iifg ,a5g1Agf x f 5 L, is 9 sbiffsfiis rf Xffsifws' Filf 9 gif wig gi-djsf is as ff S - 3- 15 H KM . . P 'Wi is sf-SKI: - fx ff Qs Q' sfif rags lm Y , 4 Evil , Xi ' 9' MP3 3 I , Q yxfyxgx , 7 X A. I , X I N4 m Q L if I ' 1 i , ' -fl' Aff 1 X 1 5 Y' hs' X AP' v Il ,ff N J? g fi f4 A 0 h ENE is U ,xi xv dxx L41 'C' N111 it's companionship . . . laughter . . . smiling, friendly xgx f f. .. 1 ,,,. r Qr' IL Ak familiai' FACES . . . dancing, cheering . . . P4 the Wonderful times we'll always remember . . . N5 V an , n V +V sv i ,A K I Q S .-Q., ff- 87 .fax Un Ylg? yvx sg,- no-'W QA? xx d '5 Nw , Q' ,ra Qs N. 1 ,rf IDX 9, y., X. Sk 'Nr' 'tk-vrf GN Y r YJ ' . fx' -' Y 4 1' 1. ,Q Rv, 'ff -' ie? 'P L -sh, gl IT'S APPRECIATION... in recognition of Time... Service... I Q ii' i 1? T? gi Ei w - it ii ig ' ? 3 317 A I its Mr. Paul T. Schweitzer Mr. William Ballard Mr. J. J. Brewbaker Chairman School Board Vice-Chairman School Board Superintendent Mr. Ben Willis, Sr. Mr. Farley Powers Mr. Crenshaw Mrs. Dallas To Mr J J Brewbaker and to Mr. Paul T. Schweitzer, and other personnel of the Nor- h h l ed us folk City School Boardg to our community leaders and parentsg to everyone W 0 e p re-open the doors to democratic education and to strengthen the reins of academic freedom. They labeled us as The Lost Class of 1959, but June found us graduating one hundred and fifty strong. They said we couldn't do it, but the Lost Class of 1959 has become a memory. The unsurmountable odds looked menancing and all too realistic, but thanks to you, The Lead- ers of Progress, the impossible and unattainable has been achieved . . . We, the Lost Class of 1959, have graduated from Norview High School. 16 ADMINISTRATION K. r . WIA Dr. Herman Williams Assistant Suuerintendent of Schools Curriculum and Instruction Dr. W. ll. Whitmore, M.D. Doctor University of Virginia Virginia Military Institute B.S-. M.D. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Lucile H a v i r d, Mrs. Ruth O'B1'ien, and Mrs. Mary Williams. Mr. E. L. Lamberth Assistant Superintendent of Schools General Administration Mrs. Verns Simmons, R.N. Nurse St. Vincent De Paul Hospital 9 f' Mr. Charles W. Perdue Principal ILS., Duke University M.A., I'.D.S.A., Columbia University X ..f Y ivhys P' .44 1 Mr. Andrew T. Leidy Assistant Principal B.S., Pennsylvania State College M.A., Columbia University SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION fuunselursz Mr. Hugh Bergeron, JUNIOR3 Miss Audrey Middleton, FRESHMAN: Miss Emily Midyette, SENIOR: Mrs. Addie Benton, ATTENDANCE: Mrs. Bettie Chappell, SOPHOMORE. ,v,.', f? f gr- . x I .5 I ' M 5. 1- Q 'hw' A ., , . Q.. and Mrs. Addie B. Benton, A.ll. Bessie Tift College Algebra, Attendance Counselor Mr. N. H. Lindhjem, B.S. University of Minnesota William and Mary General Mathematics Plane Geometry ...X . ., 'Er c. '- ll 1 A . in er, ' earl G 'va-,gf ' a. , or 1 -at az.,-.Q : .1 , - 3 G ga 5. inn.. f .L . gkgf 'W- Mrs. Barbara M. Carper, B.S. Mrs. Mary M. Catherines, B.S. Mary Washington College Mary Washington College Algebra, Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Freshnmn Class Sponsor General Mathematics MATHEMATICS Cdr. Karl Erik Johansson USN, tRet.l, B.S. United States Naval Academy Algebra, General Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hughes, A.B. New Paltz Normal Sehool New York State College for Teachers Intermediate Algebra Advanccql Muthemativs I 'QQ' K 'r-te X Mrs. Dorsey K. Mayo, Jr., B.A. Mrs. Marjorie C. McClurg. B.A. MOUHY Hvlyoke Colleke Mary Washington College Algebra, General Mathematics Algebra, Plane Geometry -is mai? i 'Q' x .QNH :awww Mrs. Sadie R. Garrls. B.S. George Peabody College Algebra Capt. R. W. Rlckertts USN, 1Ret.l. B.S. United States Naval Academy University of Virginia Geometry, Trigonometry Head of Department 25 3 , f . Q , , -5 ,.- . i . . K K J 'i i ' L 4- ' xt. rr, Hi.. . . x S xx 1 ef uw mf- 'N r'--C if R w , at xt Mrs. Helen Belcher. IRA. Columbia University Hunter College English A-sv gif. x Mrs. Barbara H. Casey, A.Il. WR-slr-yan College English Mrs. Mary B. Gard, A.B. Guilford Follegc English llvnml of English Department at . , Mrs. Mildred D. Bell, IRA., M.Ed. Meredith College University of North Carolina English, Y-Teen Club at 661' Mrs. Catherine S. Chalk, B.A. Longwood College English, Social Service Club , .Q . fx' -Elsa. ff: 2.1 45 X -.WS x .W - t 3 Y szwf. A I rm Zami' ff' X zieggiy ,. i Mr. H. B. Bergeron. Jr., A.B., M.A. East Carolina College English, Speech, Junior Counselor Mrs. Bettie C. Chappell, B.A. University of North Carolina University of Virginia William and Mary English ENGLISH Mrs. Dorothea Holmes, B.A. Montana State College University of Montana English A? ,s I1 Mrs. Sarah Silva lascone B.A.. A.M. Northeastern State Tenrhers College Spanish, English, Essays :aes C0 -and Mr. Jack H. Camp, B.A. Universtiy nf North Carolina English National Honor Society Sponsor sliit .anim 'swf Mr. William E. Drummond. ILA. University of North Carolina Elon College English, Journalism Sponsor Co-Pilot. Quill and Sci-ol Mr. Garland E. Jackson. Jr.. B.S. East Carolina College VVillia,m and Mary College English ' 721 a Nw' ,ggi----f Mrs. Dorothy B. Jones, B.S. Mr. Sam B. Leary, Jr.. B.A. Mr. Arch E. Manning, A.l3., B.S. Enst Carolina College University of North Carolina East Carolina College English Enpzlish Dramativs, English Norview Players National Thespian Society Miss Audrey D. Middleton, B.A XViIliam and Mary College Emzlish, Freshman Counselor , Q 5' . '- isifnffff A . 1 'xiii , .f .. 1 ' k k in f-Ei' ff fs , ' ' X o .,, 1-A Mrs. Margaret Turner Smith Mr. L. Benton Stevens, Jr. Mr. Lon D. Vance, B.A. B.A., B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Guilford College Radford College University of Virginia English, Creative Writinpz Kent University English University of North Carolina English, Piloteer Sponsor Mrs. Margaret A. Fraser, B.S., M.A. Radford College George Peabody College Head Librarian Library and Audio-Visual Assistants Mrs. Lucile B. Portlock, B.A. William and Mary College Assistant Librarian E X LIBRARIANS 'Um 2l f 'vw Mr. Hal J. Bonney. Jr. HA., M,A. l'nix'1-rsity of llivhnmlicl lluvc-1'nn14-lit, History Mr. Wvilliam S. Hampton AJC.. M.A. Ks-ntnvky NVc'sl1'y:in C'nIIOg:0 Gvrnuzv I'4':iluuIy College lion-rnnxc-lit, llistury III-:ul of IJl'llZll'IIll0llI .2-2 I 'fins Mr. Charles R. Mcflurg, A.B. University uf Kentucky Histm'5', Civir:-z Fimllvnll and Bnskc-IImIl Conch xx W . W-W I . I I . I , N H X . Ei .1351 . .iw T'-,.. Mr. Stewart Bowden, ILS. Univ:-rsity of Virgriniu Glulml Gems:-aphy American I-iistury Assistant VVi'cslling Conch .lfi ,au Mr. Darrell G. Cunningham. HS, lIl1ix'm'sity ul' Smlthvrn IIIinuis lI. S. History, Ch-om'muhy SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Ardath S. Jones, ILS. Rzulfurrl Fullepzv YVUmnns Division uf V.l'.I. Ailvism' fm' the Yourlnmk Mr. Anton Meyer, M.A., Ph.D. University nf Osln Univnrsity of Puitivrs lllnlml Gcogzrziphy Mr. Dnnald L. Long, AB., M.A. North Ge-urgrin l'uII4'1zC Duke University VVUVIQI Ilistury, U. S. Ciuvcrnnivnt S.C.A. Spunwm' .5-. I Miss Pezzy A. Miller. ll..-K. Mary VVushington l'uIIe'gv U. S. History, U. S. Government Jnniur Class Spunsm' ff .., V5 Ax 1 b .,,,,m A IT 4 ' I: ci -4B ' 3 'args ffflizif I x I -I' f 15 - I Y I rj Mr. George VV. Graves, ILA I-'Im-i4In Sunthvrn i'uIIvgv . Mmlvrn I rulmlx-ins, llougranlvliv Mr. .lark Marlin, ILA.. HLA Atlantic Vhrislinn l'uII4-gv l'uInlnInin l'l1ix'n-rsily fimvr'r1nw11I. NYmn'I1I lliitnry Svnim' Class Sp-mlmxl' ,, nw-. .L..j,.y 'Q .LW S . V1 1' A Mrs. June l-Z. Mustin. lI.A. ll:ulfm'nI I'uIIe'g1- XVrvm:ms Division of V.l'.l. GL-npzrzxphy. U. S. llistury .ji ik Miss Phyllis Sawyer, B.S. Madison College Miss Lydia Turner, B.S. East Carolina College American History, Geography Gvuprraphy, World History Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor D.E. AND D.O. ,Tc - .. wuuuunili ,MOE Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y S Xli' i I ? vii? -, ' - W is . , fx Mr. Robert G. Brewer, B.A. Mr. Woodrow H. Franklin VVilIinm and lVIai'y. R.l'.I. A.A., B.S. Distributivc Education William and Mary, R.P.l. S i Q 5 iI.,1f,Q Mr. W. Phil Wynn, A.B., B.S. Emory and Henry, V.P.I. 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Harvard Graduate School Longwood College United States Naval Academy Chemistry General Science General Science if 6. KW S iff , . ii. 'SSC ' ,uw L lsr Q 3 7' by w . . ,X Ji Mrs. Phyllis F. Cannon, B.S. Mrs. Olivia M. Harlow, B.S. Mrs. Effie S. Robinson, B.S. Radford Collexre Madison College Mary Washington Home Economics Home Economics Home Economics Head of Department Vi '-we-13s A . fl X APWK' Mr. J. A. Bailey, ILS. Virginia Polytechnic Institute l'Ilt-utriv Shop Mrs. Claire D. Mcllvrmott, ILS. lVIadison t'ollum- Inivi-rsity of Viririnia lixtvne-:ion Voeal, tiirl's and lloy's Chorus flusit' I.ili'ratur0 and Enjoyment Dil'0L't0l' of Madrigal Group Ntvrvion' Svxvtlc in aw st' Mr. Robert O. Beauter, Sr. li.S., M.E. lluffulo State Tvziclu-i's Colle-ire University of Virginia Graphic Arts ARTS Mr. Maurice F. Fleming, B.S. East Carolina College Industrial Arts Miss Priscilla Coy Hynson, B.S. East Carolina College Art Art Club Mr. Francis R. Spencer, B.S. Mr. Lee Wales, B. Music Mr. Howard F. Young, B.S., M.A. East Carolina College Peabody Conservatory East, Tennessee State Met-hnnival Drawing Johns Hopkins University George Peabody College Mechanical Drawing Club Columbia University Industrial Arts Ithaca College Model Club Band in if ,sm ' Nw. -. 1 5 if FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Gladys I. Giddens, l!.A., M.A. Lmulwood College Columbia University Latin Miss Mary A. Perry, B.A. Radford College Spanish Amid .Nw X gygk-5.-. if 1 . K C I 2 S A Mr. Yedidin Soroko. M.A. University of Jerusalem French 'iw ..- Z. 9'5- w-v W'. M?- zz., 39 ug N 5 . X gi -, , 51 'f::. , K , l . V X ' x K ' Mr. James P. Brown, A.B., M.E. Miss Peggy Fardette, B.S. Mr. William E. Garrison, B.S. Mr. Louis W. Hansen, B A Duke University Mary Washington College William and Mary College University of Miami University of North Carolina University of Virginia Physical Education. Health Drivers Education Physical Education, Health Physical Education, Health Director of Intramurals Varsity Cheerleaders Head of Department Miss Ann Carolyn Hurst, B.S. Miss Alice Meacom, B.S. Mr. Albert Tatem. Jr., B.S., M.A. Radford College Radford College Springfield College Physical Education, Health Physical Education, Health, Biology Columbia University Sophomore Class Sponsor Intramurals, G.A.A. Physical Education. Health Wrestling Coach Mr. James E. Vasa, B.S., M.Ed. University of Virginia William and Mary College Physical Education, 'Health Tumbling Miss Claudette Whittemore, B.S. William and Mary College Physical Education, Health Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ! Watch That Hand Boy! Morning, Noon, or Night . . . Work Piles Up. X A . x. , . . 4-4-.Ak 1 fa i f This One Didn't Come From Sears! 'Teachers' Coke Time. lun I -. 5 ,. V, N nmirk, Vx ' Li '--M sl' ' if A- x ii x ? ' v.-B, -1' fl 27 1 mm rt . E E QJOEGV 1 w L 5 ,E v Q! Sf iq- fsx., . ' 1 . ,, big . Q- ,.-1 fs ,.', ' mf4'?, 'wi- ?QJi' 1 12 1fff'.,5x wQa 3,11 Suzanne getting ready for the big: moment. Oooh, it cou1dn't be nic! O Joe Overnian spinncd platters for the Huinecomingr clanco. Jackie Hodgros, Mr. Pigskin, is pro- sented his trophy hy Couch Mac. ij!-IS: e ,-lf ' . if Jaw . 0-M. bn. ' 1 ,. 30 . 9, ,M M454 ' d fix ff tff 1 7' iw - Ng .-0 e , . . 1 ,- , 1 A ' f' , ,mV'?n f', 1 ' ,gd . N-g A. ,, 4 .--ggf x an . sv r -' .fff: 5 '2f'T'. - 1 , , 4, , 51' ini D n , 'fb . . I ' - ,.' f 2,9 416 I I vfixg V .f My A f' f , I f ff' 1 I I' I J I is . if Q A 5 M f as F? Pk ' V . 5 M Q 1 ,155 7 ,W A ,J ,ae ,V If , , L s X. 'S - X S I rn - fv- , M if I . ,.,. ,-xv x... Q , f? ,. xg H X :Fray 'qui' ., 'Q' 5 , Y 54 fax , . N x?K .- r V ' . n 1 ' 'gifvfiigl ffk-'ASQ :iV: lJM :..,f-,-13, . 1. v , A -jffifs' :lf I ' .1-ig:-1 wx. .l,2g2 5 .. af 2 IL N ' y C . E xi ' 's n' g S xg 1 xr S xxx' R v ,L fy-, -, I ., Qt., . , . . Nw, - 1. K, , W -1,.k.,,,..q:-Q wifes .3 Q . Q45 we I x 'R qu ,Y X X 1 4, l IL 539 1 ' ' jf? - fs O39 U , , Q ' Q he wifi' VM PN I ' si e N' ,gi Q. E it . 5. ' Q s ,Q im . Q51 if Q3 'Q 1 N' wr' 'Q if 1 ,, , qv Q 3 Y 7 Q :H 5 x. 15' ' 3-,Q ? f'M- ' fm' n 'z ' 4 - , Ellon Bray, .lozmnv Arnett, Limlu Clark, ami Nanvy llzxrris panto- mimwl Young: Blood . '. X Q, -v 4 P-x M Mr. A Ii. Pop Manning, I Ilircctur. PLATTERAMA aww 3 Uwfgmgil I muy livvsc and IQOLIUI' Dyer did il Mlcru Ba1llvt . PLATTERAMA , mf WIHLH Hzwkstaugv hvlp is imx show. aortzxnt to 11 ny i CAST f' ML GMD lu . ,W,,,xi5 f 5 Wk 5. H . gg. 4. Gene Almzlrino lcd this d Z1 n ce g'1'oup m then' VCVSIOII of Tequil- Ed ' s -ix . X f HI, Xxx Q . ,.: ft' 4-if Thx- happy members Vsmwwit, .Xuycc Crxsp, 'Nhxbhx lm C'axmX k'm'awun, queung Sandy Ymzwbe , SQ x HD 0 H Q X Court are: Norma t vem s uf the Winter WxxncXetXaxxc 1 'cx'daXe, Suzanne Baker, Kas . I v, Chndotte Crmgr, and M WINTER WQNDERLAND X W rihou h 'Xulyiu Ntlll 111 tht t utuxmd tc, Eilgexlrxg- moupg th I SChQ0l fo Q qt I the arm udems of ull dance 5 Hg Q QD 65 A time to relax c Q. TPI-Hi HFS! di Y L i1-1 dn. S 3 CC of thend their year at gates Tri-Hi-Y Sweet,hv:n't, Chris IN .. e ' o1V1eW'nJoy the Lzunbort, and her escort Ron- nie Davis. L Time -e to B it f . r f, 4 out i-Of C gf, hattfff' Members of the Sweetheart Court and their escorts: Mable Coverdale, Bobby Matthewsg Janice Hawkins, Eddie Bailey: Suzanne Baker, Tommy Walkerg Helen Swayne, Walker Smith: Chris Lambert, Ronnie Davisg Marilyn Hobbs, Audrey Hershman, Raymond Yanng Joyce Stillman, Bill Gib- bonsg Lou Hoprgard and Billy Robinson. CGNTEST PLAY We did it before, and we did it again! if you'll pardon that over used but appropriate cliche . . . The Recognition Scene from Guy Bolton's famous Anastasia furnished strong acting opportunities for Joanne Arnett and Ellen Bray as the Empress and Anna. This scene won us a rating of Distinguished at both the District and State Drama Festivals. All the credit shouldn't go to Joanne and Elleng Mr. Manning, the director, and Gail Caudel the S t u d e n t director also deserve a great amount of credit. Who knows what next year will bring? Another Distinguished, we hope. The play was so well received that time would not allow them to appear before all civic organizations that requested. Ellen Bray portrayed Anna. Joanne Arnett and Ellen Bray in a scene from Anastasia. Joanne Arnett portrayed the Empress. FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Q 1095 NH. 3098, Ln swf 3 Kay Ov 411 Man, 12,317 0080 ff fu fig I -Q.. GOODS! what good looking chee1'leade1's 1 -J' 'T ' nv nw mal -X 1 I on F ff 1, , as 5' ,iv , :if Q I , N gf?-f , QQ s X i ' ' '5 , , i , X S . Q K Students relax amidst the splendor of Roman Architecture, X.. Z ROMAN HOLIDAY Credit where credit is due. 38 Happiness and s adn e s s mingled as this was the last Prom for many. The hard working decorating committee. JR-SR PROM 120 if 0535 H1 Relaxing by the pond ' Reg Q31- XX. W 25 X , , Q 3 ri 1 3' A A , 4' N i mix i . - . N 1 Wy 3 i X ig li ,N f x y i N f-ig 'f ' if is I fi S' 1 -, X I gig T iii? i 5 Iii:-,. s 1 'f 4' f ig i f iii i w J VL- ? i f ' 5 9 f JUL- 4 4 ' if yi if , Y ,Z 'V' 'flux V V sq..- . 5 x :J-, ' 4 - 1-' 241' 'X 'ini' - sf 'TLL11 :Q- S G X Q X T, fox, N ps We W2 7:15 MAY ,. is N 1 'J - Y X 44 x , 33 I, f -N- if ,V 1 , . V - if ef f Z '5 ' 4 i f 'XJ O :Q K Y ' . Q Si , if as o G 1 ,,.a ii W , J ul 4' l King of the May, Butch Bzxrrineau, and William Ilinsniuor, Glenn Pope. Junior representatives are ,X Z Carol C a 1' a w a n, Pollv X ll! Qs x., X-1 Freshnizxn and sophoniorc represent: tives are Macie Ward, Vhzxrlotte Re Xl NVhaley, N o 1' ni a Riddicli, cl Judy Crews. I F '99 felt, Joyce Crisp and Vicky Crisp. frm,-f 40 Mable Coverdale was crowned queen by Mrs. Ardath Jones. Su , Zfiung. ll H H Ralf 1 , Y U 1 5 , ' 01 . 1 Iflmlmldty iid tif Hon Q mg, N Atufg? and faint, if ' ' -' ' ' Jann' Vuinrigllt. Queen. um lust pun A mynlty. ' 0 attvinlanits are llownrd Horton and Rust,li1m:'. Ili S-lu-llwy lllollvy. lll. J. 'z Bczwli. Senior representatives a r 0 Chris Lambert, Joyce Still- man, Marylin Hobbs, il n 1 Mzirnu Harlow. Queen of the . ay, tl lin lm uns Del 'Xl Mable Cuvermlalo norzih Quinn, and Pm x X-v AN-,., My WAKAA' M 5 g x wg,-n Y- X ,.ww,. M wh .x,. - b gf 'V M V! v L. Q.. fx, ll 'gif ofifd if , Arounrl Prom-time, there is a definite air of excitement at Norviewg juniors linsily running: frmn place to place meaning: they will never finish tlw sceni- ingly vnmllvss task of flor'u1'atim:g seniors. trying: to he uiic'om'oi'iiu4l zilwut tliv tlwniv of tlwil' final l'i'um, lint really flying: to know . , . even the LlYlll1'l'l'l21SS- vw-n are czuigglit up in the oxvitvniont. running: lii1i'ry-sem-ry just fm' :1 L1'lilllpSI' nl' tln NQll1tNlJl'l. 4 ' - .' - ' 'X 5 0 ml the c'z1i'elully cove-1'eil gym floors. Every your thu llrmus f syn-ni to get ln-ttvr, but the '58 Prom will be lizirml to lim-sit. -if -1' - 4 F B . f iii! Q 3 f ,- ' Q g f All ... , F -'ij' ., , 4 A ' mr' ' ' b ff 1 f , gg ,W f ff f ,wif I' ,f N b Q D JE 1 I 1 may x A 9 - v va , 4' fy,-1 ,Q S ,Y , I x s 11 f X umm H xrlmv :xml Str-vlv Mvflr L xl pluul thu fr, diroctor, and student dire-rtor. m A'I,0l'1l Hymns Love mm X I,unz1ti1's . N H Ill N IN 1 N 3 THANK Q You T R A v.f:-W G i Linda Zydron Danny Simmons Butch Barrineau Jim Patillo, outstanding ner in the Pilot Relays. athletic scholarship. '--H sq FUN- A Q X Joanne Arnett GIRLS and BOYS STATE -Q . 3, f I . My . .. . K 4 X s tt gy X 0. I X Q Q e xi is fifmliiflli .c - NGN +55 .-5 G e 1' 1- y Fitz- gerald, N or-- yiew's l'6'pl'0- sentative t o the A Z a l e a Festival. OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIPS Doris Albertson scholarship from the General Assembly. :-, Q.-::.s.sf1.....-:,,. Q ,. s A--. . 45 . Ng, I ,Q it ' v I x 4 Q 5,16 X- X X 'Nts E Loretta Banner Albert Fiorini Marna Harlow Norfolk's Out- standing Teenager. Paul Blum Du Pont Scholarship Wwvj Q I 2 A xy pv- Mrs. Ardath Jones Advisor THE PILOT Co-Editors ....... . . . Business Manager ........ Subscription Managers .... Senior Class Editor ....... .Carol Maloney Louise Myers Mercy Ramirez .Barbara Bishop Lois Paul . .Judy Prunier Junior Class Editor ..Rose Marie Norwood Sophomore Class Editor ...... Dana Jacks Freshman Class Editor ..... Lynn Jenkins Activities Editor ..... .... L eslie Johnson Organizations Editor .... Carol Benton Sports Editors ..... .... B eth Wharton Fred Street Faculty Editor . . ........ Alma Walker Advisor ...... .... M rs. Ardath Jones C0-EDITORS Louise Myers Carol Maloney R gp S 1 1, - -, . Rose Marie, Judy, Dana, and livnn discuss c' l u s s seetion plans for the '59 Pilot. XA, I 1---J : ' G N4 , .I s so A 1 VQQ2, it 1. exeluiin Bzlrbarzl and Lois. is L I R The work n Pay attention '1'ookie! wa ww 5 B is--1 t.. Kit A lt's this way p:i1'ls, Fred tells Beth and Well, we've finally gotten organized, si Mercy, Leslie, and Carol. A Ima. sw? ,1,,,,i, ,,.,,., l Q'x1iNlW ,af You'll be so glad you bought it, must go onl gh A Editor-in-Chief Doris Albertson THE NGRVIEW CO-PILOT Official publication of Norview High School, Norfolk, Virginia Editor in Chief ........ Doris Albertson Managing Editor .... Nancy Underwood News Editor .... ........ L ynda Hall Feature Editor .......... Joanne Arnett Sports Editor ...... Richard Rightmeyer Circulation Manager ...... Shirley Putze Exchange Manager ...... Phyllis Hurst Faculty Advisor ...... W. E. Drummond THE CO-PILOT The school newspaper, the Co-Pilot, is pub- lished by the journalism classes. It has the following objectives: ill C2l 135 C45 C57 To give adequate coverage of the news that touches on all the important school activities. To make fair and impartial news evaluation. A A To promote school spirit by stimulation of pride in the building and grounds. To interest pupils in the work of dif- ferent departments throughout the school. To acquaint pupils with activities of the school. Advisor W. E. Drummond E Lynda, Joanne, and Richard discuss new ideas for The Co-Pilot. . SJPA 3 ,,-1 ,,,...- 5.55 a,-, e 3 u. if . fl Q Q s 1 Fi ii lk The final task - proof- if gfllfk reading the Co-Pilot. Us Ai'ii SN.. . 1 9 kgs J ggi Q .- f R1 1 .. ea 'N 2 ig ..,,,,, I ir-sf .i.h- if f i fi 15 fl' XR wi 5, '1 .1 Q. f -.us K F . in X. 1 Q, . xl , S h i rl e y expresses how happy she is with the cir- culation of the paper, as Phyllis and Nancy look on. STUDENT ' COOPERATIVE Assoclmuorw Joyce Stillman Mr. Donald L. Long President SPOIISOI' The 1958-59 S.C.A. Council worked unceasingly to better the school, the students, and its reputation through projects concerning community welfare, school spirit, publi- city. daily devotions, assemblies, and many others. The council worked with and guid- ed the student body in successfully completing the following projects: making and dis- tributing Easter baskets to children in area hospitals, selling beach towels, pens, and supporting other school service projects. We feel that this has been a successful year and that many worthwhile projects have been accomplished. JUNIOR AND SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: First row: P. Whaley, J. Crews, J. Arnett, T. Morgan. Second row: I.. Zydron, V- fl J. Stillman, L. Banner, L. Kidd. Third row: J. Hawkins, C. Lam- . I bert, B. Glemming, M. Hobbs. Fourth row: J. Freeman, S. Barber, Q3 S. Baker, M. Covcrdalc. 5 .'.f J? ' 3'fe-t,g,-- ' W 4 S Betty Glemming K Vice President 1 Q E Barbara Edwards Secretary Christine Lambert Treasurer 52 V! A. Rolling' Nnrvivw Pens was one of the outstanding: STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: T. Morgan ujvvlsuf ilu' SVA this yf'1ll'. B. Gl0nnnin5:, Vive Presidvntg M. Hobbs, J. Frov man, L. Banner, C. I,mnbe1't, S. Baker, J. Hawkins J. Arnett. S.C.A. FRESIIMICN AND SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: First row: V. Re-ffert, M. Ward, C. Derrenbacke1', F. Curtis. Second row: B. Ellwziiwls, D. Bishop, J. Gore, J. Engle. Third row: G. C2Il'lHlL'l l2l0I, J. t'rvxvs, J. Crisp, .I. Suluk. Fourth row: E. Flnippn-ll, M. Bryzult, V. Crisp. 53 Jo Anne Arnett Reporter Mable Coverdale Chaplain '-. a-rg ALI.-STATE BAND: First row: M. Hobbs, G. FitzGerald, J. Fitz- Geralrl, L. Shives, C. Beckel. Second row: H. Swayne, B. Powell, W. Norman, L. Sheppherrl, M. Llewellyn, G. Madison. Third row: J. Cook, F. Wright. M. Creech, A. Beale, A. Rivamonte, M. William- son, E. Welton. Fourth row: W. Smith, T. Gard, S. Ross. First row: M. Hobbs, A. Rivamonte, N. Carter, K. Beckel. Second row: S. Dun- man, M. Llewlyn, M. Creech, C. Moore, R. Phipps, G. Cheek. Third row: G. Johnson, J. Downing, B. Wilkes, J. Young, B. Cooper, T. Warren, A. Sirpis, G. Marshall. Fourth row: B. Shirley, F. Wright, S. Ross, J. Cook. Fifth row: W. Hodges, J. Hefner, D. Chamberlayne, L. Craig, W. Norman. Sixth row: B. Fulford, P. Butler, D, Simmons, P. Harrison, K. Stone, L. Shives, J. Stokes, D. Horner, T. Gard. E 3 t id .W- 5-pu-can f' ND S STS 5 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Firgt row: G. l'lltZGQl'2llll, M. Hobbs. Sec- ond row: B. Andrews, L. Zydron, J. l itzG01'ald. Third row: C. Rilee, J. Cook, A. Rivumontv. rst row: G. l itzGci'zild, S. Enbnnks, S. Fuville, J. Barrett. Second row: l l itzllol'nlcl, R. Cnrper, J. Cobb, Il. Williamson, D. Verirnkis, G. Madison, lx l'll'OClH2U1. Third row: H. Swuync, D. Kline, J. Hzirdcn, VV. Smith. M. Williamson. Fourth row: L. Zydron. C. Clwck, L. Gallop, B. Swayne. Fifth row: R. Jordon, B. Ayres. D. Byflllll, L. llinson, D. Phillips, VV. VVez1ve1', C. Rllvv, ll. Wvlton, M. Gross. L. Hill. K. Mawslinll, B. Powell, J. Rivamonte. xth row: L. I'ul'lvttc, M. ZlllllNUl'Ill2lll, H. Gard, J. Lawrence, A. Beale. X 5 ' I . X 'ir-gf Mr. Lee Wales Director Mrs. Vlzniro INIQIM-1'11wtl Diructnr OFFICERS AND ITIREVTOR: Sealed: llzxviml lloflpgo, l'1'1-S irlonfg Sylvia Georgie, I.iln':11'i:xn: Ste-vlv lllcllmn-Lrzxl. l.i l1l'2Xl'l2lllQ l'zu'ol C'au'a1wun. St'4'l'0l2ll'j'1 Nlzlry Ann xYlll'llt'l Tl'0ZlSl1l'0l'I Sandy llkll'lJ0l'. livpm't1-rg llzlnu .lzu'ks, Stnllcnl l,ll'L'l'tOl'Q Tod llzxrwinski, Vim- I'x'm-sinh-nt. rat rms Il I xtcln ll lllbllll WI Vhlcher, P. Il21l'l'lnQ,'tUIl, l.. Ilog'f,::1rrl. H. llukor. A. ll0l'Slllll2lll, 1' runs cond ron I cmfn N Wlckvrs, R. p0IlIllIlLl'l.0Il. Nl. Heath, Y. Gwn'g'v, V. ll2ll'21XN'2lll S llulmu I lmlxunx S llclnnrk S fQOl'f.l'0, N. H:11'n0t.t0. Third row: J. llurris, if Howell, ll xc S I ll uxl IIIN l' fuel' l Hill J. Downs, M. H0z1n:'l1:11np. ll. Jacks. J. Nlnwon, .l. l.:lll1:un uurth r x Nlnrrln n ll lhunpmt M. Eclwzlwls. W, Ruslmnlfll. ll. llmrlws, 'l'. llnrwinslii, S llu N nn11n D Duclgc, VV. llisnvy. rn fy 56 fun, ll. lllL'K0l1Zl0, J. l,ill'liCl'. Second row: li. Squires, A. Smith, S Lzuimiis, J. liuwmlcn, G. lllurtimi, M. liusclvn. BUYS ANI? GIRLS t'llORl7S: First row: J. Foley, M. Jolie-s, H. Rcclf'vi'n, 17. Mc-Kvnzic, l.. B:u'lwi', G lflyrm, A. Williams. Svcond row: li. Iivskn, P. Kimi, J. Ryllor. J. 0'Kc-umm. J. Crosby. J. l,2ll'li0l', l.. I'llmurv, S. Lzimlis. Third row: ll. W:u'i'0n, P. Jarvis, S. VVilliz1ms. A. Smith, ll. Burns, ll. Squires, G Nl:u'tir1:1, ll. 'l':ilmr, Nl. lJ2lSllL'I1, J. liuwclon. Fourth raw: R. Hwm-ll, A. Haskins, H. VVzu'i'ing'tmi, J. Brown- ing, W. Slllll'l'UXV, W. l.illlYl'L'llL'k', J. L'1'uwlcy, W. Pittlllzui, l... liurlmcv, J. liussull, ll. lluyos, A. Capps. Officers: livin- Mzxrtinzl, Sem'Fetai'y-'l'1'0ns111'01'g , Jvaui lJOXVlll'll, I'i'm-siclm-iii., Stvphzmiv Lumlis, lillll'2ll'l2lll, Juzm Ewell, l.llTl'2ll'l2lllQ lVImiu 21:- alvn, Vivo l,l'0SlLl0Ilt1 llrucillu Tabor, l4lbl'ill'l2ll1. L- QEKS DOZEN: First row: W. Pittmzm, li. Lesko, ll. Rell- . 1 . gk is 5 E L I '1 ff The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, 4 maintain, and extend throughout the home, J school, and community high standards of AF n- Christian character. fyjq, ,p 7 The three chapters of the Tri-Hi-Y work on i ' ' ' service projects, participate in Model General AX xl! ' Assembly in Richmond, and give Merit Awards gh , xf to the outstanding girls in each chapter. 52' They work on projects for World Service and also make contributions to Building for Brotherhood. The annual dance sponsored by the three chapters is the Midwinter Formal. ALPHA First row: Pat Hickman, Sergeant-at-Arms: Louise Myers, Reporter: Suzanne Baker, Vice Presi- dent: Sylvia George, Secretary, Janice Hawkins, President, Sandy Barber, Treasurerg Stella Eu- banks, Chaplain, Beth Wharton, Pledge Counselor: Carol Carawan, Historian. Second row: Y. George, P. Bryant, J. Smith, P. Robertson, J. Sallick, S. Hirschbiel, H. Tripp. Third row: N. Bar- nett, N. Wood, V. Hall, J. Wharton, B. Shelton, M. A. Woodley. Fourth row: C. Maloney, C. Adams, A. Hershman, C. Benton. Fifth row: N. Crocker, B. Grant, J. Crews. Sixth row: J. Creef, L. Hall. Seventh row: J. Crews. .wi -.,, and ,p ., if. C'7h . 3 .h M agus.. 2, ' Janice Hawkins MiSS S2-Wyel' President Sponsor Joyce Stillman Miss Turner President Sponsor GAMMA DELTA First row: Loretta Banner. Reporter: Nancv Swa'e. Vine President: Linda Zvdron, Secretary: Jo Anno Arnett. Treasurer: Joyce Stillman, President: Mable Coverdale, Chaplain, Helen Swayne, Serg't-:int-:xt-Ai'rns3 Joyce Mowen, Pledge Counselor, Gerry FitzGerald, Historian. Second row: M. l.wt-llyn, C. Hopper, G. Johnson, Z. Mowen, R. Norwood, E. Bray. Third row: D. Markum, H. Wil- Iiauus, F. Grafton, P. Whaley. Fourth row: L. Johnson, B. Edwards, J. Sulak. Fifth row: L. Kidd, J. tkintley. Sixth row: G. Bryant. OMEGA First row: Mercy Ramirez, Chaplain, Alma Walker, Secretary, Christine Lambert, President, Judy l,l'lllilt'l', Treasurer: Marilyn Hobbs, Reporter. Second row: Kate Stoots, Sergeant-at-Arms, L. Jenkins, J. Grau, Louise Hoggrard, Pledge Counselor. Third row: E. Sanderlin, C. Hales, L. Paul. Fourth row: V. Hubbard, D. Williamson, C. Craig. Fifth row: G. Carmichael, A. Brown. Sixth row: Miss Perry, Sponsor. Christine Lambert Miss Perry President Sponsor f fl Ol l lt'ERS AND SPONSOR 201034420 Ol l lt'luRS: I first row: John Matlock. Vice l'rosid4-ntg Wavne Rusbuldt, President. Second 7'l' row: llicter Krause, Sewetaryg Charles Mc- tlurgf, Sponsorg Butch liarrinm-au, Treasurer, llarrel Hughes, Sergeant-at-Arms. U A, H 31 fp-.4 MONOGRAM CLUB The aims of the Monogram Club are to foster good sportsmanship and to endeavor to live up to the high ideals of character and conduct set forth by Norview High School. Membership is open to all winners of varsity letters in interscholastic sports upon receiving' a bid from the active club. Active members, when not a member of a squad, will be request- ed to aid the school at all athletic events. A55 ' 'vo sw - 55:1 '30, 5 630 0 J Y 'o 'J 'Q' ,- o'v ' 1' X 'Nl F3 t 'Z . 711 ,.3:3:-:-:-:-:I:2fffi5 'r o'A 5 ' ' m . 00 0 0 0 ' o'0:'l0'qjh.,g? 4 A o fd, Q if I First row: F, Strickland, P. Archbell, D. Hughes, J. Matlock, B. Barrineau, F. Eaton. W. Rus- bnldt. ll. Dodge, G. Trout. Second row: B. Jordon, J. Fulton, E. Versprille, R. Lee, B. Hodges, V. Yoinnr, M. Pease, l'. Bradley, G. Cooper. Third row: C. Bradley, S. Barnes, S. lVIcGone1,ral, ll. Faulk- ner, R. Yann. ll. I.ong'worth, G. Adams, R. Meredith, R. Heath. Fourth row: J. Warner, B. Wheel- irausc, A. Fiorini, M. Williams, F. Rose, P. Carey, P. Beck, G. Wynn, F. Henman. cr, ll. l i '59 e :rg -.f CS oo, V.-if 11111, Q 4 if : Q0 S 5196+ QF IU? as 'v' H. Q! Q0 --m Qi., no 5 'v 'ii' CO 1 1 1 ge NG -uv -S:- ish I leo First row: N. Wickers, I.. Jenkins,'J. Sallick, M. Stephenson, M. Hobbs, J. Prunier. Second row: A. Walker, K. Stoots. M. Harlow, G. FitzGera1d, C. Gibbs, C. Hales, C. Kane, T. Acey. Third row: H. Swayne, M. t'overdale. C. Lambert, A. Henderson, B. Barrineau, J. Stillman, D. Albertson, .I. llodires. Fourth row: A. Beale, J. Blalock, A. Ingram, S. McGoneg.-ral, F. Street, P. Blum, E. Roth- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY grery. NATIONAL HONKRSOCIITY X I E Z : 1 V ? This club consists of second semester juniors and seniors selected by the faculty on the basis of high scholarship, successful participation in the program of the school and positive citizenship. It recognizes character, services to the community, leadership and scholarship. This organization has been very active at Nor- view and we are proud to have a chapter in our school. OFFICERS First row: Mable Coverdale, Treasurerg Lynn Jenkins, Chaplaing Gerry Fitzllerald, Secre- tary. Second row: Paul Blum, Presiclentg Tom- my Acey, Vice President: Doris Albertson, Re- porter. , 'rr-:EN The Y-Teens is a national or- ganization directly affiliated with Y X-R the Y.W.C.A. Its projects through- out the year include service pro- jects, sponsoring various social functions, and sending delegates to the summer conference held in North Carolina. 0l l IC'ERS AND SPONSOR l lrst row: Mrs. M. Bell, Sponsor: Ginny Wills, President: arty Uleveland. Vice President, Mary Bryant, Secretary, ily llowning.:, Treasurer, Lou Hoggarrl. Sylvia Portenier, ll 1' llepresentativesQ Barbara Edwards, Member at Large. Y-TEENS First row: N. Bryant. G. Loftin, ll. Engel. J. Engel, Il. Pendergrapli, B. lledfern. A. Brown. Sec- onrl row: L. Hopkins, L. Hill, B. McGhee, M. Cleveland, L. Hoggard, M. Bryant, M. Llewellyn, V. Kritz. Third row: C. Rimmer, B. Heumen, J. Parker, G. Wright, M. Waed, F. Elliot, J. Downing, .I. Harden, G. Wills. Fourth row: D. Barrett, S. Portenier, J. McGowan, C. King, S. Merritt, J. liarwinslii, J. Dixon, B. Talley 62 I lf ,I . LN rl l ll . F, 1 U 1 . 1 'gli li. 3 K X lff X www. The Norview Key Club was organized in 1955 for the pur- pose of service to the school. Its membership is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys who have a B average or better. It is not a fraternity, but rather a club where boys can meet and discuss plans for doing a service for their school. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Mr. Jim Brown, Sponsor: Jackie Hodges, President: John Blalock, Secretary-Treasurer3 Paul Blum, Vice President. KEY CLUB First row: R. Haislip, FI. Chappell, L. Harrison, R. Manley, P. Harrison, R. Myers, A. Henderson. Si-cond row: P. Blum, W. Norman, J. Johnson, B. Barba, G. Hutchinson, R. Nelson, G. Books. Third row: ll. Simmons. A. Ingram, J. Vass, J. Blalock, F. Street, T. White, J. Cook. M. Moore, D. Chamberlaynv. Fourth row: A. Fiorini, M. Williams, J. Hodges, T. Acey, S. Mciionegal, A. Beale, E. Cherry, H. Forshaw, J. Freeman, E. Rothgery, B. Casteen. 63 First row: K. Gardner. J. Flacomio. B. McGhee, H. Podgainy, N. Crosby, L. Thompson, J. Atkin- son. Second row: M. Harrison, S. Putze, J. Barwinski, M. Cerney, B. Harmon, J. Campen, S. McLean, C. Critz. FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS and SPONSORS Seated: Mary Heath, Reporterg Jean Engle, Secretaryg Jackie Consolvo, Vice President. Standing: Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor: Joan Barrett. Treasurerg Mercy Ramirez, Pres- ident, Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor. - is sf- yi it The Future Nurses Club is composed of girls who are mainly interested in nursmg as a career. They have attended lectures at several area hospitals, and also a crime labora- tory. There is a nursing training program given at DePaul Hospital for the girls who plan to go into nursing after gradu- ation. They learn the fundamentals on how to make a patient comfortable, keep- ing the room clean, and making beds. At the end of the course, they have a capping service for the girls who are graduating from the course. Editor-in-Chief ...... Carol Ann Forrest Business Managers ...... Joe Davenport Everette Wooten Reporters . . . . .Helen Podgainy Gail Johnson Loretta Banner Joanne Arnett Betty Paradise Bob Harvey Gail candle Q, Cynthia Norman David Hayes Faculty Advisor Mrs. Margaret T. Smith X N X4 ldv Joe Davenport, Mrs. Smith, Everette Wooten, and Carol Forrest discuss the business angle of the PILOTEER. THE PILOTEER Seated: C. Norman, J. Arnett, I.. Banner, G. Caudle. Standing: H. Podgainy, D. Hayes, B. Paradise, B. Harvey, G. Johnson. V '- LIBRARY ASSISTANTS VT I First row: I.. Thompson, B. Prince, P. King, S. Gray, S. Hinson, K. Bailey. Second row: Mrs. Ifruzier, I.ibrariang A. Matthias, F. Kritz, A. Kerlin, F. Ashley, B. McGee, Mrs. Portlock MAJORETTES FLAG BEARERS: J. Andrews and L. Credle. MAJORETTES: S. Floyd. J. Gore, D. Kline, T. Boyctte, L. Smith, J. Harden, J. Powers, and Betty Andrews, Drum Majoress. I.ihl'2ll'i1lI'l. 66 'Yw sg f .,g,, we-8 rs.- 3 --ogg -'H 1 l-5 '24 .1 ISK First row: N. Wickers, J. Arnett, E. Bray, G. Carmichael, K. Stoots. G. FitzGerald, L. Jenkins. Second row: J. Prunier, M. Ramirez, M. Harlow, J. Tharp, J. Davenport, A. Henderson, F. Street, J. Fulton. Third row: B. Harvey, A. Fiorini, D. Holmes, F. Wright, G. Frossman, T. Fletch- cr Primarily, the JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB is a service club for youth. M e m be rs are constantly serving the school and community unselfishly in any project furthering better schools and com- munities. As Builders ot' Good Citizenship, the JUNIOR CIVITAN Ol l+'lt'ERS l irst row: Mnrnzi Harlow, Dis- trict l.ii-utcnnnt Governor-3 Kate Stoots, l'rc-sitlcntg Judy Prunier, lioportcr: Ellen Hrziy, Secre- tary: Nancy Wicki-rs, t'huplain3 .loAnn0 Arnett, Vice I,l'0SitiQIlt, S 1- c o n cl r o w: Tom Flutclier, 'l'i'rzisi1i'c1'g Hobby llzirvcy, Sgt.- ut-Arnis. Sponsor: Mr. U. Jones. NORVIEW JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB is naturally engaged in training young men and women for better leadership. Thus CIVITAN will be effectively build- ing better communities, not for today alone, but for tomorrow. r ,,,....-- X Q '5-I E. D 4 W -. ?,. OFFICERS and CO-ORDINATORS Ray Bowden, Vice President, Judy Brockway, Treasurer: Mary Bland, Reporter: Robert Brewer and Woodrow Franklin, Co- Ordinators: Barbara Bradshaw, Secretary, Kenneth Duke, Parliamentarian3 Leigh Mapp, President. The purpose of the Distributive Education Club is to further the vocational competency and lead- ership abilities of its members, and to provide some of the social activities that the group are de- prived of by their on-the-job train- ing schedules. All members of the retail training' class are eligible for membership. These students have part time jobs working in re- tail stores. The club is a member of the National Distributor Organization. and is represented in the annual area and State Conventions. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First row: R. Keys, V. Hecht, M. Gross, L. Jones, R. McElhaney. M. Beauchamp, N. Crosby, J. Grau, I'. Chalk, N. McBride, M. Meekins. Second row: J. Wood, G. Carr, R. Gilson. D. Allen. K. Duke, H. Fisher, ll. Caffcll, VV. lshoni, R. Murden, R. Bowden, L. Mapp, B. Bradshaw, J. Brockway, M. Bland, W. Franklin. 11 fi . ,Q x Q - ' 'Jr A 1. - x H. Q The Diversified Occupations Fluh is orgrinally a class and is or- ganized to discuss jobs of the mem- bers. The class provides opportuni- ties for students to gain experience in the business an d industrial fields, s u c h as auto mechanics, pre-nursing, florist, and other oc- cupations. Pupils registering for this course must secure permission from the D. O. teacher. -as ,,,-ff' OFFICERS Alice Alston, Treasurer, Janet Hill, President: Nincv Unmu wood, Vice President-Reporterg Sandra llolladay Suu nv DIVERSIFIED CJCCUPATIONS V. llillnian.. ll. Brady, l,. Mason, I.. Mc'I'hers 011. ll. Dodge, ll. Bittner, Mr. VVynn, Co-Ordinator. ss, K . ..,. . W... .- First row: A. Alston, S. Holladay, J. Hill, N. Underwood. S. Whitehurst, I. Morton. C. Kane, S. lt Secand row: E. Blake, C. Fulford, F. Uross, W. Watson we y- . it Gr sl' X. .fd 0 2 L4 lad 5 is eg-,f,g..'-wk AMS! X ,gk Q Wayne Rusbuldt f ' tackle L Frank Rose .., '.,, , P- back 'F ' McCoy REF xii ltllf Ill MS, 'a ' 1'2 me ' l an r ll . D, : Gary'Crossman F center 5 . M ....: 4 ..... M ' , '4bb 4 Lee Stevens en e,QA he f f - 'S kk.. A v , 'W ' ' P' m . A George Wynne John Tharp quarterback Wright ,. A ,I lggl' l A John Hughes 1 errr L r'e tackle W ' A .kAi . X- ' I I ah Gar Trout guard .,!,l.ll' , . . . ,1,e , 5 was Q center y 4 WF '1.b H n . I 73 I , .. I . 5 1. 'F 'J X N Q uri. ,'QQ. , '.,. N., , I Y N Q 35- M Yi? Q' I I t e ' w.i.3 I . jg I I I -Y lst Row: S. McGonegal, C. McCoy. G. Bradley, P. Cary, J. Matlock, Co-Captain. W. Rusbuldt, Co- Captain, J. Tharp. J. Patillo, P. Beek. D. Faulkner, L. Griffin. 2nd Row: R. Lee, D. Huqhes, P. Kelley, IJ. Hardison, K. Whitley, F. Rose, G. Trout. H. Forshaw. T. Tatem, G. Crossman. 3rd Row: C. Wood, G. Wynne. J. Warner. A. Fairchild. T. Acey, A. Harlow, D. Bozman. B. Barrineau. T. Walker, C. Hen- man, I.. Stevens. 4th Row: B. Wright, T. May, S. Barnes, J. Hughes, R. Long, A. Fiorini, R. McLemore, D. Naigle, J. Hodges, M. Williams, E. Versprille. POWERFUL '52 Coach John Moody Coach Herman West 'a'v ', 1 -' ., .fl 11. 'K . H A A 1' 4. U' ' - A , .. ...B 1 4 - 3 . 1 Coach Charles McClurg k ., w... G f ail' ' A x Sponsored by ' A V Hassell Bros. ' 74 FOOTBALL The 1958 edition of the Pilots was one of the greatest teams Norview has ever produced. Under the leadership of head coach Charles McClurg, assistant coach John Moody, and Fo-captains John Mat- lock and Wayne Rusbuldt, the Powerful Pilots captured their fourth straight Eastern District Championship. The tie game with Oscar Smith prevented Nor- view from having an unbeaten, untied season and their second state champion- ship in four years. The most outstanding feature of the team was their inyenerable defense, which gave up only three touchdowns, two passes, and one by a fumble. The defense was anchored by linebacker John Matlock and halfback Ed Versprille. The offense was sparked by the fine blocking of the line, and the clock work of the backfield, led by the smooth quart- erbackinlr of Hutch Barrineau. PILOTS NORVIEW HIGH POWERFUL PILOTS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Norview ........ 26 Princess Anne Norview . . .... 12 Suffolk ....... . . i:Norview . . .... 13 Woodrow Wilson tNorview . . .... 38 Warwick .... . . . i1Norview . . .... 45 Maury ..... . . . . :l:Norview . . .... 12 Granby ..... . . . . Norview .. .... 33 Newport News .. Norview . . .... 27 Cradock ...... . . Norview .. .... 20 Hampton ..... .. 6 :l:Norview .... . . . Oscar Smith . . . . ttHome Games Lord make us thankful X. Xf' X S .ill Chalk up six more 4 lmulllf A .1658 a I if H 3 'WM Psffifx Q fs ef , Q wx, F f WF' gc- , ,G s ! J N S J Q J 3 'I m,f,.1Il1,'x 43 is 4 . ,gif 9.4.1 Wy , W Q Y 'Q wx . yy.. X is . .. . LIB WI 1 , Y 1 'V fi' mf iw ,. 1,59 ' 'T W . A JE' 1 in A 7 Y ihllgf 1 an Sv Q ,I h kfdvm 3 K ' ' 0 -:L Au? 5 .IOIIN MA'I'I.Ot'K t'o-Cziptziin All Stztto First 'IR-ann All Group I St-conml 'Il-:un All Iflzistvrii llistrivt First 'IK-:ini All 'I'i1It-wzitt-r First 'Il-:un All Mi-tro First 'Il-uni C0-tI2lITiZlIlI WAYNE IIIISIIIILIVI'f--t'o-Fziptziin All Stott- First Tvziin All Group I Second 'IK-znn All Iizistt-rn District First Tozini All 'IIIlIl'XV2ltt'l' S1-voiitl Tcuin All Metro First 'IX-:ini ICIIIJIIC VICIiSI'IlII.I,E All State First Tvzun All Group I Sccond 'I'1-:ini All Iizistvrii Ilistriut First Tczini All 'IIItIl'YV2ltl'l' First 'Ft-mn AII M1-tro First 'I'0z1ln I!lI'I't'II ISARRINICAU All Iflzxstvrn District First 'I'0z1ni All 'I'imI1-wzitvr First 'IX-:nn All Mvtro Svrond 'IR-:un All Stzitv Ilonorzililc Mention I'IIIL CARY I4urrongh's Sportsniunsliip Award TOMMY WALKER All Iflzisturn District First 'I'vuin AII 'I'imIc-waiter First Tczun All Mc-tro First, 'IX-ziin All Stzitv Ilonoraiblc Mention .IAVK IIUIIGICS AII I'I:ist1-rn Ilonoraiblv Mvntion All 'I'imIt-waiter Ilonorziblc Mention Mr Pigskin ARLIEFAlllt'lI1LlJ All Iizistcrn Second Tustin All 'I'icIt-water Socond 'I't-:int All Metro DIFK NAIGLE All IVI1'tro All I'Izlstorn Ilonorztblc IVIOntion All 'I'i4Icwutvr IIonoi'z1Imlt- Mention MANNING WILLIAMS AII Ezistvrn IIonor:1bIt' Mvntion AII 'l'imIm-wzitvr Ilonorublc Mention IlOtiI'IIt LONG All Ezistc-rn IIonor:1IvIv Mvntion All 'I'imIvwzitvr Ilonorziblc Mention TOMMY 'I'A 'FIC M AII IVIutro St-cond Tcziin ALIiI'IIi'I' FIUKINI All Titlcwuter Ilonorublc Mention 'I hut s our Boy The real McCoy Doc and his helper! I n 1-Qian ---i'i?, Coach J. Brown ij -fi lst Row: J. Thacker, J. Sereno, T. Harris, D. Phillips, R. Heath, F. Lee, G. Reyes, J. Williamson, J. Smink, D. Ward, R. Swoope, C. Mullins. 2nd Row: B. Lakey, M. Mustian. D. Pace. A. Schnitzer, B. Street, T. White, H. Wilkinson, D. Allsbrook, Herb Richards, J. Miller, B. Bryant, B. Bateman. 3rd Row: Co- Captain H. Cooper. R. White, G. Naigle, J. Hughes, L. Washington, B. Goodwin, D. Miller, M. Bar- nette, M. Webb, T. Hobson, W. Weaver, L. Brlette, Co-Captain A. Rivamonte. ,EW ts W U. J.v. FooTBALL 'DNDEFEATED The 1958 edition of the Junior Varsity Baby Pilots finished their season unde- feated and untied in seven games. The fine play of Quarterback Henry Cooper, tackles Ron White and John Hughes, and end Bill Goodwin was instrumental in having such a successful season. Many of these players will be called on to replace graduated stars in future seasons at Norview. The whole school is proud of the team and the splendid coaching of Coach Brown. Congratulations! Co-Captains Henry Cooper and Andre' Rivamonte '19 First Row: 17. Guskins, R. He-nth, B. Stoke 100-Czxptuinb, J. Fleming ifo-Faptainl E. Reyes, F. Foc Sn-cond Row: V. Hx 1 .I . V . 1 I V I I 1 3. . .. .. 5 Y I , .- ATN. ,,,.,... ...,.,..,.., Y. - '2Ii10y, R. Nelson, M. Burnetto, li. Goodwin, J. Johnson, H. Wildinson, J. Be o L Coach Jim Brown and Co-Captain . 1 1 B. Stoke and ,.....,.L.. ...., , .... ......... J. Fleming -if .Z -4 We won it, Coach! . N9 , . ff ,glgfuiv mv., N M-jill .' A yn- , . , , ,, A M, , . D. Krause dis 5, 2- 4, . ' ' B. Wheeler - . - U 4, ,lv V 'Q 1 . . ,... 41.1 A Y fiM.a,g?uEvw - . Co Captam guy ,f N If L, 1 .mga Y Q .xi v V V, AK Co Captam ' s. ' '-I , ,ali -w w ' ' 1 xl, , .. ix .. ' ,.qA . . ' ,ff ., A 'V Q 7 . ,,if5?3f Lv ,M -sg' ' . , .v.,,-x .H -. wwf' ' ' v ' .,,, K . .429 ,Kz,sf v'.v-, f . H. ,n ,A 31.1 'j231'S.,, 1, 'Mig' . NN., ,,., wx . . QW 3, I X ,f V 9 f X snr! ,U . J .MA ,QQ sg? 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'f - -'Hf51Z'rigc'2'.HiL-93? -' 4 . -,-QE!-Q .E .tx -f., 155.-fggga. .-'A 1. 5fS',g.a.Rg1,1,1 ' . -an ' I -3-l1..'.gEA',iA'7b -- .114-swf-.,.:,-g.,e, g2,,ff:...,f,.- , ,, ...s .,4.,, ,Q-Q. iiyq-vvzpzrrxi, '.l:S3.,- M W , og,ma1,i:5fwl ..i?xi.g'1m QQJ,.f. -.gQiw:riLizstimia 4 W . 153553. VL.. . S.-.-wg . 1.z,p.w'..:x:e-35-aw , . 'P 14 an Yf, ' 'av 'wr.lf.:?-1fff'.-415521'?'f e1Lf':?L11.ff:.a: ,- . 12: 'm f 'flgiww -' 'ng,:. ,l7.., 1, if-ff ':7f'.-t,,f.'e.'gf1r'gg. ,,4',.L'.X, 'v -,. ,-,,,rg.-1-.g?1,f,g2 A D. Barba w.x,Q .f5l23Q.ff :fig Ael1'i3553iQQf2'9 ?i'fQt'ig,3f,-s . B. Barba Af-fa'1ffQ:6.f'-11 -Wymfgszfsrfffz 4.5.2. 14 Qt v-f!3'ixl::1sf2, ?' Iv--','?fu-' N R. Douthat R. Nelson J. Thorpe 30 Manager BASKETBALL . ..,.v..aH 1 Rabbits The 1959 Pilots ended the basketball season with a 9-9 record, in spite of the loss of star pivot man Diet- er Krause. Under the bur- den of the loss, the team e m p l o y e d an all-court press. C o a c h Mac McClurg pushed the team for vic- tories u n t i l, finally, the q u i n t e t romped Great Bridge 45-39. Late season highlights were wins against Churchland 67-45, Maury 55-50, Granby 44- -11, and a 68-66 d 0 u b l e overtime win against Cra- dock. Krause was named to the district first team. Other stars were C0-cap- tain Hobby Wheeler, Frank Eaton, John Matlock, and junior Al Fiorini. in -xt gr, VVhL-re did the ball go - Q is Don't sit down, lzrldlv. A X il i Q vs 1 Flu- Wildm-ats just werent wild enough. 5 O- I l A A .4 tn .img A an M s 1 ll lordan. li, Hodges. l'. Bradley, R. Yami, D- I-0U1IW0l'ih, M- VCIISP. J- P W 1 1 1 n fu 1 ipt un if Phipps, P. Vary. K. Whitley, C'o-vaptain Vfayne liiislsuldt. Second Ro lxnx 4 llll ll -he is, R. Myers, R- Hflilif- P- Al'f'hl'l'll- ll. Faulknc-r, B. llodgvs, V. Yoilll lou xo l lluglies, ll, Priddy. WRESTLING The Pilot, wrestlers had a victorious dual record this year but were shocked by not qualifing a man in the State Tournament in the semi-finals. Under the coaching ot' Al Tatem the Pilots although inexperienced except for seniors XVayne Ruslmuldt, Vharlie Phipps, and Phil Vary proved that they will lie heard from next year. The most promising rookie was Ken Whitley, heavyweight. fs ' 1 A W , ,. Q' , . 5 . . '. , 2 5 I 2 ' , J Y J fi . - 5 .1 f' Q 'fi Y NT U A i QQ f . gg. gg 5 C, , 4,. 3 , . . ,.,. . 1' ,fy M fa! f A VZ? 1 Weil fag' L 1 .W . 2' Q if ,ii Ei 1 .. Hy F ' . . -. ' T . 35 ' 53 5 ' -, ' , ... 39' Egg. I t Mig yi ., Q KEY. J 0 S i x C W pf -1' K . K E I - . V, . 1 p - , J n . 3 Cowh ll. Jones lst Row: VV. Hodgfvs, T. Cook. J. Ritch, V, King. B. Brett. 2nd Row: D. Simmons, R. Huislip, A. Sozuly, J. DuVuun, J. Cook, B. Hunt. TENNIS I! 'H- 'i'i k'at.9 'x L YXXS X . Q M. . . .M .. X -+-nl . XY1 . x - - f ' .x f +,ux'.'.'x',',1' ' -l -ww4w,..,.', - Nxvgw-.wlevn . 1 vii ig, uf. +..,. i ,l,wll'..bl',i L if Q4 v, .M GY-M42-+ M 4 'KX rim , My ,l ,M fl' ,J A L X ,, ff .. AYIL . Ygwf.. B. Custccn, Captain lst Row: T. Bryson. J. Putillo Captain. S. Fletcher, J. Miller, G. Hutchinson. 2nd Row: ucraxlcl, ll. Millcr, IC. YYoot0n, H. I o1'shz1w. SWIMMING D Fitz- fi .l Ni lst Row: J. Fulton. E. Vcrsprille, J. Robbins, H. Barba, Captain G. Cooper, B. G o o d win, S. Mctlonegal, W. Rusbuldt. 2nd Row: J. Patillo, I . Eaton P. Beek. K. Mustin, R. Heath, R. Swoope, W. Walker, P. Carv. 3rd Row: Manager B. Street, M. Williams, W. Weaver, ll. Shores, Il. Rich- ards, J. I itzy,rerald,' J. Rivamonte, J. lVIcGlung', TRACK The 1959 Vindermen, under the coaching of Buck Moody and Hill Garrison, established themselves as a future powerhouse in the dis- trict as Well as One of the strongest teams ever produced at Norview. Their 4-2 dual rec- ord included an upset Win over unbeaten Granby. The team won three Pilot relay events and Jim Patillo won the Outstanding Performer Award. State winners were the Mile relay team, 532305, which was a new school YGGOXTQQ .lim Patillo, 4403 Steele McGonegaI 4th ih halt' mile, 2:02.8, new school record. Y t't. xdgu L J A 5 1 . l 3 Aga - H N' K , X X Nt M ,X Y' W, ...X ...sis 1 o uhcs John Buck Moody, William ill Garrison, and Captain George f L' 5,51 -t f 1 ' X , MB. .. .5 Q oopei . Tp'-w PILGT RELAYS Q Q' . , . S T a Q 3 x K: N g? A t - ..- T f EJ' -ff' 5 .Q Q , ., 4 3 E M, f vi I 75' 1 X fi! .au-JT X A . 'A' 5 . '1 .K . .1 jg. f Q, . ' K ' ZH ' 'Q l Z., . . ,X W Y f -ii if-fs Jimmy Vzliillu l't'l't'iYt ll tho ll w :x rrl fm' O slzxmling IR-r'fm'1m-1' uf' H10 Vilut lic'l:xys, si Row: S. Mvklmwgzxl, J. I ultm1. E. Vorswrillo, J. Rivzxmmmtv. I.. II!1l'I'iSOI1. 2nd Row: I Ii. Iizxlwws, li. l'hl'l'I'j', J. llmipgcs, W. XYl'i1Yl'l', il. i'uupv1', J. I,2lVl'llIlHl'1. J ,f In Z! ,MX lst Row: D. Phillips. D. Faulkner. G. Bradley, J. Matlock. J. Thorpe, B. Kirkman. 2nd Row: K. Whitley, Ci. Vrossman, B. Lakey, H. Bondrant, J. Freeman. 3rd Row: Mfmnger B. Harvey., t'up- t.un B. Rowell, Ia. Dalton, P. Kelly, D. Holman, l1liln21f.'fCl'. Missing! from picture are A. l'ltll'llll, I . . V , . tlirzird. N3 3 Coach Jim Brown and Captain Bobby Rowell. im l X J. Rlflygui BASEBALL The Pilots experienced rough conditions during' this year's campaign and failed to live up to expectations. Starting the season with youth and enthusiam, the team failed to have consistent hitting and pitching: to be an Eastern District title contender. Since only I-Bobby Rowell and John Matlock were seniors, this was a year of preparation for the future. Leading hitters were Cookie Bradley and John Matlock. Doug Phillips led the pitching staff. Nice slide Bobby 86 J.V. BASEBALL lst Row: J. Rothgery, D. Strickland, G. Reyes, D. Priddy. 2nd Row: Coach Gallucci, R. Nelson, J. Johnson, J. Stafford, H. Wilkinson. 3rd Row: B. Alvis, B. Jordan, P. Piercy, J. Rowell. G. Hutchinson. I f , GOLF E. Wooten, E. Jordan, M. Edwards, J. Belote, R. Jennings, T. Pitt- man, and Coach Lou Hansen. 87 l CROSS COUNTRY J. Horn, D. Longworth, E. Cherry, D, Barba, P. Brad- ley, B. Barba. Absent from picture are C o a c h Al Tatem, Captain G. Coop- er, and J. Ream. ' L., ,.' 4 Aji 323. Q WNW ,J gicS.. rg1iEif i-si Intramural letter winners: lst Row: E. Jordan, J. Staylor. 2nd Row: D. Byrum, H. Alcox, G. Mayo. -L , INTRAMURALS GIRLS BOYS Intramural Directors: Mr. Bill Garrison and Miss Alice Meacom. .Zi X X P. Benthall tennis S. Gordan, S. Eaton, G. Wright, Softball winners: Front Rowr J. Flacomio, E. winner, C. Reffett volleyball champions Garrett, B. Rigsbee, G. Carmichael. J. Su l ak fcapt.J. Back row: J. Barwinski, R. Costilow, B. Talley, B. Edwards, S. Cullipher. 3.1 tx gwsiannvrnvf msn scnnn VARSITY CHEERLEADERS .X . ,X f' , A .Q. t f on Al Q.'ih 1 H' g .Emi 'Q - f A W '. .4 ' f-,px ' I: IQQX x'n' - + - qw 1-Q 1 W ' , 4,4 1+ , V Q11 . ' ' If Q ii' X- lx . l NL I ,Q A KJ Suzzmm- Bzxkcr X ' ,MW Louisv Myers 5 jjuml. plwl.,-41311. T In 11 Il -any If -un QM: Vf,.,.,,,......1. ,,..,., .. V.. . -I N r 1 A , A . C9 F ', 'x f' ' '11-f..r 1 'b 11-I f ,fy ' 1 D 'KR , ' -if X. XM 'R A JR' ' -. 'ba ' 1 - 9 N Q V! fx , - 5 .,, A ,R - 'i ' -- Capt. Sandy bd Vhris Lambert X S M B2ll'lJ0l' -las ll ...X .5514 YL, , 1 K , '1-, ' 'S .K ,iz l .1 'UA Q iifqf 4d'.x, l., ,NQE iff-1fX4:Ti C Et- A My 1 A W. ' X , Lf. , 414, 'Ex , , J, I0 f N I Mascot QR Vzxrol Czu'uwzxn X ' Debbie Wade 'H -, I ' x1 , A I is QT' fs , . , .. 'S+ . 'A Alternate ' A , Lou lloprgurd Q A X i 1 3 A ff I.11Yv1'm-Kidrl A ' +L MQ 4 0. in . V-, L I r A T' s Ilulvn Tripp Q ,df it if , 'Ly' f ' ., .R ff' ,QR-'1 xg wad, I 'X-Q :hal V 1-' ' g Sponsor V 5 Alternate Miss P. I zu'mle-ttv 90 Nancy Swzxlc ,M 1 41-1-1-J-.. ... .OL VARSITIES IN ACTION 4'Our LZ'l'2UIll21tlI1L1' Seniors -VVe'II miss these Our fabulous chorus line! smiling faces next year. Y IN N SNWX. M a r y B 1 y .1 n t, Elizabeth F1 anck, Ann B r o W n, Carolyn Elliot, Betty Redfern, Joyce Crisp, and Judy Harris. I Q4 Captain, Carolyn Elliot Sponsor: Miss C. Whittemore JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS n f, FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Vice President. Macie VVa1'dq Secretary, Char- E X E C U V E C O U N L Reffett: President, Barbara Wegenerg Reporter, Joan l First row: D. Smith, VV. Norman, J. Renfrow, D. Stevens, D. Danzifrer, J. Achor, G. Vaughan, B. Redfern. Second row: S. Hull, S. Gordon, S. Beland, J. King ,L. Creekmur, L. Drake, J. Andrews, P. Johnson, J. Scott, S. Landis, R. Shep- pard, L. Barber. President: Barbara Wcgrener 1 Sponsor: Mrs. B. Carpet 94 R .4 - 3 1 Q gg -j, ,Q i iglgk' -.fag 4- ,M -5, 9 J .3 ur .5 .A -a -Q.. 14 X was D. Abbott C. Alwrnmhy J. Andrews J. Andrews P. Arnold T. Arrington M. Ashley J. Awtrey C. Ilnilcy M. llusdon I.. Bzirlmr L. Barnes, M. Burnctlc J. Belule D. Bishop D. liuwcn J. lhnrnlvn V. lirndshuw J. Brunner N. Bryant S. Burnett P. Cacace R. Campbell G. Cnrrawny D. Curwilo E. Chappell G. Cheek B, Clark J. Cobb D. Colbert D. Culeman T. Conklin M. Cnpvlnnd T. Counts J. Craig L. Crcckmur J. Crosby F. Curtis D. Deafenbnugh M. Degenhardt .3 Q ' ' - - X- - 53? , 1 4- 7, ,lg A fx 13 . ,uv ' Ei 5, F I h vlg':l'41,. K . K3 Q .,'-N Qgr 6 f u X. in N . , . XN 5 ' ' ,: I l N 'll -: fs . -iii! K -' . 1 W I 3 . . 95 ..,...,..r,z .mf , -4. - 2 A nr ,QR 3 Q in If 5 ., X K .aa L , Q... gg- -A -ff M. f-unt o k:'. V t . . . , . . V 1 1 .9 H. 1-7 .. ,N . if-f' A ' , -ef? . Q W' lv HBH, . 1 3' .. Q13 -is ! -A 'l '9 ...- 3 r-7 K 'Nei 0v C. Derrenbacker H. Donnell M. Doughty L. Dowdy L. Drake M. Easter S. Eaton J Edwards S. Edwards S. Eggleston P. Ermen K. Everett J. Ewell D. Fitzgerald J. Fitzgerald S Fletcher D. Gaskins T. Hammond D. Hill ' ir? 26:1 - ' nv- A -W -vu 1'..-MEI .A I L. Gibbs S. Gordon C. Gordon J. Gore B. Grape S. Gray J Crimsley D. Harrington M. Harrison R. Harrison L. Harvey B. Hatch S. Heath Hefner I. Hinson S. Hinson W. Hodges C. Holland B. Holton L. Honeycutt Houser e.r: ,E ' -.0 ,Y JS, S 2 Si ' A 'aid' 3 .. .. xr. -- 1 1 .7 wg, , Y: ' it Q .5 .5534 ow? . ' 3 K .. ., ,,.f- ts fi A 1 S- - -2? as. .via E ri? -. f r I f,,f' . -,f . . WNV' ' 96 zfgy .lx .mv ni 4. 4? gh.: if at if? ,P 5' ,Q .JH -Q ,,.. -.,aE ,V -4- Q .Q , . 'A fn x 'J Sig Q A' 9 R. Houston J. Howard J. Hughes J. Hunt S. Hull A. Johannes H. Johnson P. Johnson S, Joyner I. Knntrowitz J. Kai-ios A. Kerlin C. King J. King S. Landis J. Lanier I. Lassiter S. Lawrence A. Lee A. Leidy L. Lesko G. Loftin C. Lusk R. Lynch N. McCnllist01' P. McClumz K. Mc'Elhaney B. McGhee L. McKenzie C. Marker G. Martina P. Meerman D. Miller J. Miller T. Mitchell B. Moran D. Myers W. Norman C. Ormsbee S. Overby 4' ,, 3- av OX X . W . 1 ,ex X Y 4. sp' A 'N . G' v, as R . ., N- K A M- f- --1 :gf - ...f ...vs - if .565 J 5.. K We i , . cl J ,ll , .: , ':: Q, , 4. se Q 1 ,, .., ' MQ: if 1-3 ,.., 97 A - J in ...wx 4'-iff .49 Q Ig L ,-x . -vw ,ze we . K gi ' 1 SV P 4 18 ' -ie Cgg. -J f , f -arf . s Q au. J' J. Parker J, Perry B. Redfern P. Riggs K. Salter -sv' -. 4' 1- 4, '- ' aw f,:1.zL,g,.D1..g. 7: . ..,, 9 .N ,Q .3 Q me 4' Q . -3 lf- 3 l, Q la H Q? M X fp , I RQ .. , R 1 .. . . J-f . ,. -Q f.'. ii' . i ' Ami . ,, ' an 3, 6 Q R . -Z -J 'A SL C. Paul C. Peck L. Porter K. Priddy C. Reffett J. Renfrow J. Renfrow V Rxce Richardson R. Roper C. Rosser E. Rosser J Russell Ryan B. Shackelford D. Shepherd A. Schnitzer B Snmmons Sn-pls 1-4 cv .- 98 lik .,-. , A . .5 'S' .Mr - Q. . .. . L Nxt Q xfir, -2' i . E .- QQEQ if X ': 'N'fE.E1.Mx 'I K. Skeen J. Sleeper J. Smink B. Sialvey D. Stevens B. Swayne M. Tysor M. Underwood L. Vann F. West T. White D. Whitfield C. Wood G. Wright I. Wright S'- wary A - ,sv e ,. as - -5 Lk F. . X X X Nm-.ss.s w-pw ws. ge .X .,,. 5- XX X is K fi- -K ' X - xiii i b .X is . -ii.. 'X . . X , Qs. -1- 'Qvf ii A , x , J fi , an -qs Q3 -v' 5? I X. K v. -xii?-.ik 5 Wg. - R . nu. .-if 5. L kj Q- -, A .5 ff I W Q.. J Y D. Smith A. Smith N. Sprague L. Squires J. Stafford J. Sykes D. Tabor B. Tackett S. Thompson J. Turner FRESHMEN G. Vaughan H. Wilkinson . N5 L1 .-my . L. Wagner B. Williams M. Ward B. Wegener S. Wells I. Williams C. Winslow B. Wood Av- es' dbh fi' 5 -fweg 4 3 is -Q X. J -47 1- .. ,, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President: OITFICERS M C .- . lst row: J. Engre , Treasurer: . Bryant Joyce Imp Reporter. 2nd row: B. Edwards, Chaplain: J. Sulak, Secretary: V. Crisp, Vice-president Sponsor MiS5A'Hmt SOPHOMORES lst row: V. Hubbard, J. Sulak, G. Carmichael, L. Priddy, P. Harrell, J. Engel, E. Franck, B. Edwards, M. Moore, P. Paterson. 2nd row: S. Matlock, B. Stafford. V. Crisp, J. Harris, S. Faville, J. Crisp, N. Barnette, G. Wills, M. Bryant, S. Barnard, J. Blum, Y. George. IOO Q.. A , . If ff . ' va .nw . '. rv, gb 1 . 'fwi N f K 3' ?, X 1 Lf . . ffm '- .42 5: Wil: - 'A J, 'J ff - Q ,ILQ ,,.,, 'fig ,,... . +R K , ' in P. Aaron N. Ball L. Barbee S. Barnard D. Barrett G. Baxter J. Barwinski I. M. Beasely K. Beckel J. Benthall F. Benson J. Blum M. Boyd P. Brabble B. Bright A. Brown J. Broyles M. Bryant R. Bryant G. Carmichael J. Campen R. Carper I. Casper C. Clegg M. Cerny M. Cleveland A. Coble J. Coley B. Cooper R. Costilow G. Creel L. Credle M. Creech J. Crews J. Crisp 1 J 1. .. In N Q ... . A A Gi -3 Q .. -ni 'If-4 1 .iii J an E Q . ' A i .3 . rss.-'Si' . , . . 2 '5 .3 if Q ' dj -if 1 -T 1. f 2-sn' .f fi 442 ' .J ..- A 17 IOI ar-'iw cz Q-gb 11 ,fr .Q 'G' my 4-.ff A H? 'f 7 .. 1 :I I: . , X ,. . ,HR 45 3' ' A V. Crisp J. Cmvnimz ll. Fluwvrs li. Gilbert li. Harrell 3 'U .. .- . ..... Q -5 v. , ,ig . V S. Cruit B. Erlwarcls S, Floyd ll. Goodwin J. Harris .9 J is N ' ...avr N'-'fr' or- -' -:1 1 ,Qu AK 0. ' xy 4 N .-r K 5 W 4 A il fi w S. Cullipher F. Davis J. Dixon C. Elliott D. Faulkner S. Faville C. Foley E. Franck H. Gard A. Hall J. Harden B. Harman M. Heath J. Henderson B. Herbert xv., wr ,M-. . .fy 0. avs Q -M ,au 102 QW --. in f sg X 1 .521 L , . 5 .Gigi gf, llllfl ,MJ ' -23- .9 W ' Q l 3' 3 .cv Xl, . J A N-, A 5' Xi' . S .X v, , l 'X Hu. 0 n ...f 'wr .46 1 5 :Sw X . A. llmlgns ll. Hutchinson J. lmlllivux J. lVln'l'luug N. lVlnl'n'isvl1v C. l.. Huflex' l'. Jarvis M, Lleweyellyn J. lVlcGnwun V. lllmwrisvtlv X -1' 1 4? -A n-1 5 .. 'R' I K L' ' 5 . K QS O 3 X A373 .,.. I'-Ffa. E. llolland C. Howell S. Howell V. Hubbard l'. Johnson C. Jorxlzxn SOPHOMGRES R. I.o0kumy S. lNlcLenn R. Myers 'Ri' K A gf? xv ,V Q Y M V 'HM z:g K'Sl ,iw P. Lozito L. Meachm' D. Nixon 1--9 ,TP 103 I., Hunmlevmlt P- Lucy G. Murshull S. Mullork S- M9Y'l'ltt S- Millvl' M. Moore D. Oliver L. Oliver Q. 0vm.fl.1t ,, ff ,R 1 gs - wa 'af -M-nv ff- . X -. i 5 A XM 'Cl .N X . .v , -iw-Y A- ll' A fp .. I ,,,, K 5 if.-. - . . .ah vi '5- lx K.. - K. 1- NW nf 'N 5,1 wa it , ...i 'J -df 'Vw . It ' in , fu 4' ' .J .14 Nr' Q 'W-r fn . wi if Nw ,.. we df - ,Jr if -A 6 C. Payne J. Patillo P. Paterson J. Peck J. Pcclc D. Pcnderm-aph S. Putin' L. Rumnmpze ll. Stafford A,- 9' we --V ,. -1 H. Revici' R. Shelton B. Street Q- It. 0 -Q L Q75 Si' N 2 X 7? C. Rhyne J. Skinner F. Strickland nf 7 i t -,ix ' - -sp J , M, Q D. Paterson G. Pcyronel OM H. Richards W. Smith J. Sulak uv L. Parlette J. Parker S. Portenier L. Purtluck L. Robinson M. Rose L. Smith S. Soyurs J. Sutton L. Sutton ff .av . WY .As .4-v '1 ...lv .-of ini -4 ,.c..AQ .. ...- ik. W. 3-5? R. Pnllettc J. Puwvll J. Ruwvil P. Spcurs B. Talley 4- Q- N -1-. 'Q 'vs mr, '-nn. vw- . H-fi. ' 351 'Q' Q6 sf ff' dx 104 .1 Nw N- r S. Wood A Taylor J Txllette L. Tillette J. Vrable B Wilkes V Wills J Williamson L. Wood L Washington M A Woodley P. Young C. Hopkins SOPHOMORES J. Rouse C. Wellington The King' and Queen of the Freshman Dance, Foster Strickland and Mary Bryant. They are being crowned by last year's King and Queen, Paul Beek and Pollv Whaley. J. Warner -RS. 831' . anv- 'J' x si . . nu, .fu Freeman: T1'easu1'e1', Paul Beck. w... ' K 'i 4 Fi 15,3 Q., A ' Officers: First Row: Reporter, Polly Whaley: Yicc Prcsiflcnt. .lnnnnc Arnettg Scci'etz11'y, Loretta Haiiiicr. Second Row: Cluipluin. .lim P1'eSiclent: Sponsor. Q l,incla Zymlron Mig. Pegg., Millci' Executive Founcil: First Row: W. Austin, VC. Craig, L. Zyclron, S. flcorpref, ll, VVhalcy, S. VVilli:ims, V. Adams. Second Row: J. Vonsolvrw, .l, Arm-tt, N. Riclrliclc, l.. liaimcr, G. Bryant, P. l'll01'2l, ll. Tripp, N. Wourl, .I. Crows. Absent from pictnrc: ll. Bcck, J. l 1'cc1nan, V. King, ll, Sinnnons. i 5 5 ii li lf 3 2 lO6 Sf Q ff-1 . S Defi-F lt C . . wx ix? . X X QE ' .Q 7 .. ,J 4 Y 'YN ' ? - Q -I-T C. Adams D. Barba P. Benthall E. Bray ...X Q x X. -QQ. ' n . 1 I . Q .. Q . wc .N St .N 'fbi B .m-h B ' S B - W A-vs H L taf,-. 'wr-S . ,, B . B. B . I K A .kg j i K , 2: - Y h N at ?:f'i5?ii-f: t3?ff25:lf'.i - K . ' X -j5Ve'Tif7'53L - -:fi 555 -V 4:1 ,, f LLLL . Q 'K if I1-aw k my 7 B. Andrews J. Arnett S. Barnard P. Bartelt JUNICDRS C. Benton H. Bondurant J. Braz M. Bright IO7 gm.. .. . am Q 1 L. Banner M. Beauchamp S. Bosswot W. Bright 'K B. Barba J. Bell D. Brady G. Bryant , :rt ' B QR. 1' E a Q . X A . 5,7 . ,, A ' Q .a 34 wie 'Q -' . lil 3? E! A Sr' ? wa RV K S r l l R. Bulman W. Burke B. Butler P. Butler D. Byrum I.. Cnmpen J. Cantley C. Carawan J. Carpenter L. Cartwright JUNICRS W. Casteen J. Chappell J. Consolvo C. Cordischi C. Craig J. Crews N. Crosby S. Crosby G. Crossman C. Csomuy ' 1' '. f5wf??fW?55m' ' ' 9' W ff Q e e CC 4 lelee ff 6 X . IOS . . . .. . 'Y . . 'N .. .,,,. S wr rx Q I .Nix J 421: , K- .3 .3 J- ,5 W 1.1, . A. , ,og J. Culpepper R. Dodd C. Forrest N. Goldstein ..... D - , an J 1 H. Davenport J. Davenport P. Davis K. Dennis B. Felts A. Fiorini T. Fletcher P. Flora .IUNIORS S. Garrett S. George C. Gerard B. Glemming' I . Grafton B. Grant J. Grau B. Grimsley ,J .. . as 14' , 'Q X i --fa N? 5 wr' if 1 ...af 2 -.nf o iflfiiixilll-5 'KQ 109 . . .W ,NR fa ...a -9 3 s fel' E. Hall P. Haiwimrton S. Hinson L. Hopkins Q ,Q o ,S M Q K 4 xii N :fx X of fo 5 Q 'fx J x l ? it 5? -as .. b..l.5f'f l 4 if 3 I Q' Y-r ll 5 .2 S I.. Hall S. Hall B. Harvey D. Hays JUNIGRS S. Hirschbiel G. Holman C. Hopper W. Hughes - 'v 4 H0 4-in f,,,.,X. a 1+ ll,. ' L ,Q 1.7.5 if ' I Hrs J. Hardesty P. Hickman D. Holmes P. Hurst 3 Al I mg. EQ E. Harlow L. Hill R. Hoover G. Johnson L fi 33 HN 'Q vw Q . x . Qi: X y SQ S-F , - i. , F I ' -1 A . 1 5 IZ, -. wgfg 4: 4, , xr 3:3 kj-Yflilf . .nv V, X , - v ws. wx W1 4 L Johnbon VN Joldan L. Kelley L Kldd D kllllf. I CL E. L6XV1b L Llpmcomb JUNICRS B McF1h'1ney C 'Vlckown A. Mason L Mason K Matthlas 1 Mxvo H Mlllex I Mo1ton R Nelson J Noah I I :Ni .L if 'J .A -7 . I . a R... S . Wi ,S P X ..w, 3 f ff gi 'F 'I ' k' igilifi . 1 my 'L Q, K1 f p 1 Si 5 .. . - I F M 5 -if ail- Q? , 'fy Q My SSS X W, W 4-f u Q - W 7 X fii ' fu 5. if is NL ' i 1 Rf'1'? .l , X ' -.W C. Norman B. Norton R. Norwood E. Paradis F. Petrochko M. Pifer S. Price L. Priddy N. Riddick M. Rightmeyer D. Simmons L. Smith .-Q K 1 ...- 'Q- ' ' v JF 3 5 . .i f ' vu' W 'Felix 3 ami. S .. L. S JUNIORS P. Robertson R. Rye S. Smith A. Soady gf' if iffy: X at 1. hz t B. Peele B. Prince B. Simmons J. Stakes .wana We . - an wi. ,W II2 HY? f.-. xc QQ . JN. 1, A . ,Q 1 -- .E 2 . S .S .pus Q, . fs' . . Q NR X -G. ' 5 f 'de Tint P. Staples G. Trout . Wharton . Williams -,--4. 1 if Xl1 S I Q1 ,fr gf -L i' 3' ' 5 R B. Stevens N. Underwood S. Wliitohurst R. Winslow i SN S QS Q wx 1. if 1: 'MES' , .4 S ax' Nix fs -. -wax .,. -3 . Q0 K. Stone C, Taylor R. Vann J, Vags A. VVilliams D. Williams N. Wood H. Wright 3 .5 ' f . .1-P.: . . - e-.gy QI- .gifi Q Il3 p I ., NNW Q 43 A ,Wye Fi R J. Tharp H. Tripp B. Wade P. Whaley J. Williams M. Williams .J. Yates We 'QQ L. Zydron , K if K ' ' ,, , . e . Pi K kbt .. . . I wi 5 ,. ibm A - 2 i if we ,gi + i i W ,.. wr' . 1 . X ' S X f f fx. F7 Senior X I Y-7 'rv 49'--i President Mable Coverdale K, L.A L..x Vice President Suzanne Baker SENIOR f'0l'NClI,: F. Street, K. Stoots. J. Hawkins, R. Pennington, A. Hershman, C. Hales, lf. Wicks. Not Pictured are G. Fitzgzerald, P. Cary, J, Hodges, L. Shores. Class A ' .ZZ S-if Sponsor Mr, Jack Martin Treasurer, Harry Barrineau Secretary, Sandy Barber 'N' -p--....- ' HM -- ...ge 1 - .M .,,. ghd.. Y 117 'U'-Quang, -amn- -f-I , ., . Chaplain, Marilyn Hobbs Reporter, Louise Myers Judith Sandra Prumer Thomas Earl Acey Jr Doris Eleanor Albertson Kathleen Ruth Bailey Harry Eugene Barrlneau III Andrew Vincent Beale Paul Louis Blum Barbara Jean Bradshaw Edward Samuel Cherry Mable Small Coverdale John VBSIIICS Devoles Gelrv Lynn F1tzGerald Elizabeth Noreen Fulford Virginia Ann Gatlin Carleen Estelle Hales Marna Malmgren Harlow Arthur Leroy Henderson Janet Lee Hill Jackie Franklin Hodges Louise Norfleet Louis Norfleet Hoggard Alvin Hoskins Ingram, Jr. IIS Salutatorian Helen Joyce Stillman No Noi! Lynne Jenkins Charlotte Patricia Kane Christine Marie Lambert Carol Ann Maloney Myrna Fileen May Steele Eugene McGonegal Theresa Olivia Morgan Martha Allyn Rottler Jean Lee Sallick Oscar Walker Smith II Margaret Ann Stephenson Judith Kay Stokes Sandra Kate Stoots Fred Eugene Street Nancy Lee Swale Helen Bruce Swayne Patricia Ray Turner Alma Elixabeth Walker Bonnie Ruth Warrington Nancy Rose Wickers l :1y lilizzilietli A lwrnnt liy 'l'l1n1nzis lflurl Acey, Jr A llnris l'lle:xnor l 2 Albertson llerlmert Baxter Ala-mx A rein A A ' B it ,, .-was 4 'il X R.: A W-sn-Q., . 'f David Godwin Allen -6' gg' 3 Alice Janet Alston . Darwin J zunes Archbell .S .1 X ' k Q Kathleen Ruth Bailey SENIGRS 'ff L Betty Joan Baker .N fi in ,Q A Q Suzanne Roberts ,-,X Q X A Baker . ...7 X 5 Sandra Elizabeth Barber Lyman Sidney Barnes, Jr. Nh H i Ilairry Eugene Burrineau, III 'llmdeus Hull Barwinski Rolen Martin Busden Andrew Vincent Beale N? 119 f,f is I AK . 'Wx l.inwoo4l Ray Bowden ' Rita Dolores Boyce 'lkirry Hoyottv Burbarzi JL-:in Bradshaw Bruce William Brett Jurlitli Arlene Brom' k wa y I':itric'ia Mae Byrd llzirold l.v0 Caffell, Jr. ..-.Q--gl llzx rluir .l0lllllll'ilL' llislmp John llzuwly Hlulork. JV. John lk-vorvux lilitrli, .l r. llzlul Louis Blum an-nw..-,E -Msg - 7-s 'I . rm A W. A-2' 1 N. Alice Mae Capps Eugene Lev Carhuit Gary Rodgers CZIFI George Francis Uzutv Phillip Wayne Cary Nn kkkik Gail Davenport '. A Caumlle K Erlwarml Samuel Clicrry Mable Small Coverdalc 1 D ' iii- f Q---.-....,R N K I 'B 1.x U-:af 'si is 3 me fs 45 David Allen Dodge Sandra Ann Dunman Frank Adair Eaton, III Rebecca Arrne Estes SENIORS '.,,,,....---A. .. .nr Dfw rf il 4 e -Q-U9 l Il lv vi kv Jam B..- I-llu Q W? l2l Joyce Ray Crcef Pegrpry Ann Creef Gerald Lee Crews Nancy Rebecca Crocker Franklin Albert Cross Veronica Crumpler James Edward Dalton John Vasilies Devoles is Q i mf' v 1 X ,: 'J i m zrifw tl , , .. ,, ,Ji fd 1 f k Q 5:55 rf ,, er .V-1 llwm, l y . -sf, ' if? 1? A David Patrick Garrett Dora Ann Gaskins Virginia Ann Gatling Edythe Carrol Gibbs Robert Joseph Gilson, Jr. Frances Louise Griffin Sandra Lea Griffith Martin Theodore Gross 1 fwffs' 'Lu ll A ,,., Qi 'S A V ' -M SENIORS . , . ,W .. .. .. ,, .., ,.., . in A .Pi ,mia I -'----...mm H'-Q--mem'- l ,N -asa. 0 ' .mr s . ' --. , ..g..,,. - we 3 F I l22 Gerry Lynn FitzGerald Rhea Lee Flaherty Elizabeth Noreen Fulford James Russell, Fulton, III e g ' s 3 use fs?- xx , ' N , X - K , of -f . Carleen Estelle Hales Virginia Wilmot Hall Carolyn May Handy Albert Raymond Harlow A L --...g HF' I X Wi SEN . ,B r . M. is Xxx N - iw ft G: X Xa L X ' 1 sf A ..., ' , r if- i :: ., - ,f . g K .,-,Sf is . fx .. if-f 0406 Y'-v Clyde Arthur Henman, J1'. Karen Sue Henson Audrey Sue Hcrshman Janet Lee Hill Marilyn Page Hobbs Charles Marks Hodges, Jr. Jackie Franklin Hodges Louise Norfleet Hoggard ,3 '-'Q N 5 1, ,1 , A is tw 'V' Jr'-. ply wr' 3 Kenneth Preston f Johnson l' L J Linda Ann Jones Donnie Randall Jordan A Charlotte Patricia X Kane , s SENIORS George David Keeton Robert Keys, Jr. Priseilla Marie King' Deiter Wilhelm Krause Q -5- ,ggi D Q., ,az 'L ,, me -.ia K K uf' iiii X l24 PM -Emil P wx A0147 ...npf E -1- Q--..,, W-....,,-Q L: ' QQ Q, fi ii - l W, am g V,.. Alvin Hoskins Ingram, Jr. Charles Inman Dana Marie Jzuks Lynne Jenkins w ----s B 15' ., '. 0 Q X Axis ...ai Q' 1: MTV 7 Edward Stephen Laxnh, Jr. Christine Marie Lambert Iris lnzekainy Ronald Dennis LopeL Patricia Lee Lyon Henry Robert Mabry Gladys Zoe Madison Carol Ann Malony ,4' X 1 96' .. -, - .1 lyk K ...vf 'M 'tv 3 1 L 1 4 . ff I-5? xx 3 ' 'E Jeanne Miles Bond llayfield Mixon Patricia Ann Mocllin James Lawrence Moo1'e ., x e , . h if i -fi vw: 5 E 1 A 3 ei' -av -5, Ww- M-an--u, l gp. L A 55- Mary Leigh Mapp K ' , -.fi 1, John Burgess Matlock ii M, I' Verna Ann Matthias Y L! SENIORS . r r 1 . . zw .-:qw K Q ...K 4 il Myrna Eileen Mayes Barbara Ann McGee M Steele Eugene ,R Mc'Goneg.ral A Lillian Ann ' i McPherson Frances Midyette Q N xx i xr We N W-sf vm , 15, 'Fl SBI -K. Joseph IVlory,rz1n 'fhonias Allison 4' S . ' X psf 0 .03 iff i V M L, 4 ,..--'-wW A X N' Theresa Olivia lVIorfran jf it K Joyce Ann Mowen ,Vw in is Roy l,ee Murden, Jr. V Louise Yuller Myers ls Gary l.enar1l Newsome Overnizxn aw -1' Sherry Leroy Parker SENIORS PFW H'----'Q it r i I'utrieia Ann Patterson Lois Annette Paul Leta Rosemary Pennington , 'TP i Mil Charles Gordan Phipps t V X .ug I l - ,, 5 ,5+T'QiEixi2.'f X 2 K LV 'ak Joseph Elwood Porter' 7, wg ' R 5 Alberta Constance . - 5 ,Ml - Priska 55 ye Y L W Judith Sandra Prunier X Q A Mereemlita Ramirez l K 1 126 Ashley Wayne Reid Janie-s Loy Roifi' IN'Iildi'cd llvllun Richzirdsmm Carl Dean Rilvo I I iiii 3' -6- I 'EY -9' ' fa Butsy Bruce Shelton Louis Edward Shores James Gordon Simmons, III B2ll'bZl1'2l Smith 15? fi L ,. in .,.,, S N ii :' -. :dsfh Q Ngsixpgf -8. 551 z I an L g 3' '1L,K----,Lh 1 1 -ng uv--+.,,Q.-5 . ... , .,f1,,7,-,Q -wk., ,fi-,f ,. I 5:55 A it 5 Oscar Walker Mg' I Smith, II ,QQA it 5 it Eclwarcl Iionny , M VVL, '-wav' P Staylor,Jr. lVIarfraret Ann Stephenson Helen Joyce Stillman Judith Kay Stokes 3 it 2 seam' Samlra Kate Stoots W ,,+ ' , ix f'ar '17 ' A 'QT' Fred Eugene Street 9 Nancy Lee Swale V NSY! i SENIORS WT H l- B'u'1S 2 -A , ' een x LL wxyne as as X 'Q Aaron Anclrew Tolston 5 -.J , James Kenna Tuggle 'mf Patricia Ray Turner 'A' .., WN .431 i t e ,JL I . V rfr? Q ' gg' ggi Alma Elizabeth Walker James Eugene Warner Dollie Ruth Warren Bonnie Ruth J0l1r1 Edtlill' W21tkiY1S '28 Warrington . rw -:ttf-n ,.. X f Q 'L f.1,'.aw-isa,-M 'A f 1 K S - 5 J W X k 45- ::,g::..m -he e ra,eW vi Q A i ... Ilan Clinton Watson m Beth Commander 'F M Wharton 5 ,Q 3- i. William Robert f il 5 Wheeler Nancy Rose W'ickers ww P'N,,,,,,,. W, - L' Frances Mae Wicks A A .fr V i 'W -4 m ' M Carolyn Paige ' ' X , .. 'QP' Wilkinson X EQ ZD: z .. Fay Cordelia Williams Marvin Bruce l Williamson SENIORS pm 3 A-an X ,Q ag Martha Ann Wolfe up Charles Henry Wood -:fr N-... N-Q -...f 'Ei Jaek David Wood Jerry Eugene Wood 'N fi. ' in K K. Q' If i -12. f-in .,..A9 Leslie Day Wood Franklin Eastwood l Janet Marie Young Vincent Michael Michael Lewis Wright 129 Young, Jr. Zimmerman I , N .x Most Popular Dieter Kraus Mable Coverdale Nominees: Wayne Rusbuldt Butch Barrineau Dieter Kraus Steele McGone5:al Suzanne Baker Louise Myers Joyce Stillman Mable Coverdale li-Y' Wwlwgfy- 1f-- ABest-All-Round W X , X, ,N ,v M llWl,Way-ne Rusbuldt J , Suzanne Baker Nominees: ' Fred Street Butch Barrineau ,X,. 5 lfgwllltw Jackie Hodges ilrirr L X l or A l l wwlwbnliw X l ' W -l W' 'X to H ' ' l 'WSHwhnC Bikqy V ,l ,lf .nw Mable Marna Harlow Louise Myers 130 Sponsored by: SMITH AND WELTON'S Most Valuable Harry Barrineau Christine Lambert Nominees: Fred Street Paul Blum Butch Barrineau Jackie Hodges Mable Coverdale Christine Lambert Joyce Stillman Judy Prunier Best Looking Frank Rose Marilyn Hobbs Nominees: Frank Rose Clyde Henman Butch Barrineau Wayne Rusbuldt Marilyn Hobbs Suzanne Baker Teresa Morgan Betty Fulford 'I-Q 47-Q , 1 el , ., J Most Likely to Succeed Fred Street Joyce Stillman Nominees: Fred Street Paul Blum Butch Barrineau Jackie Hodges Joyce Stillman Mabel Coverdale Marna Harlow Judy Prunier 131 ii Most Intellectual Paul Blum Judy Prunier Nominees: Fred Street Paul Blum Arthur Henderson Butch Barrineau Joyce Stillman Marna Harlow Doris Albertson Judy Prunier 'C:P- TX agp'-D fi - ' i wifi f x X Most Talented Most Athletic Tommy Acey ........... Gerry Fitzgerald John Matlock ............ Janice Hawkins Nominees: Nllmineesi Butch Barrineau Gerry Fitzgerald Dieter Krause Suzanne Baker Tonnny Acuy Andy Beale Fred Street David Dodge David llodpfe Steele lNlt'tlom'g'al Andy Beale Darwin Archbell Dana Jacks Marna Harlow Sandy Barbar Witt iest Kate Nominees: Kate Stoots Joyce Creef Carleen Hales Louise Myers Stoots 3. 132 Wayne Rusbuldt John Matlock Butch Barrineau Sandy Barber Beth Wharton Janice Hawkins Most Bashful George Cooper .......... Nancy Wickers George Cooper Dieter Krause Mike Zimmerman Bobby Wheeler Nominees: Nancy Wiekers Doris Albertson Lynn Jenkins Patricia Turner 'bw E- 'U-.- SENIOR STATISTICS FAY ELIZABETH ABERNATHY 5117 Wlndemere Ave. UL 8-3361 G. A. A. Club 1: Pep Club Z: Newspaper Club 3. THOMAS EARL ACEY, JR.. 1505 Cougar Avenue JU 7-3252 . C. A. 1: Junior Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Football J. V. 2, Varsity S, 4: Golf 3, 4: Variety Show 2: Winter Plav- Our Town 2: Forensic Prose Reading Contest 4: Senior Play 4: Honor Code: Hall of Fame, Most Talented. DORIS ELEANOR ALBERTSON 8118 Montana Ave. UL 3-2033 Pep Club 1: Future Nurses' Club 1: Newspaper Club 3: Quill I Scroll 3, 4: Omega Trl-Hi-Y 4: National Honor Society 4, Reporter: Intra-mural Horseshoes' City Singles' Chamoion ' LYMAN SIDNEY BARNES, JR. Chesapeake Blvd. UL 5-8328 3525 Chesapeake Blvd. UL 5-B323 Tumbling Club I, 2, President 2: B. P. E. Club 8: Clay Hl-Y 3: Monogram Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Football J. V. 2, Varsity 3, 4: Wrestling J. V. 2, 8: Track 3, 4. HARRY EUGENE BARRINEAU. III 327 Ashlawn Dr. JU 8-6826 Band 1, All-City Band 1, All-State Band: Monogram Club 8: 4. Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 3, 4:Varlety Show 2: Prom Committee 3: Class Executive Council 8: Freshman Orientation 4: Senior Play 4: Treasurer of Senior Class: Varsity Track 1, 2, 8: Indoor Track 8: J. V. Football 1, 2, High Scorer 2: Varsity Football 3, 4, All-Foreman Field 8, All-Metro 3 fHon. Men.l, 4, All-State lHon. Men.J 4: Hall of Fame, Most Valuable. Mathematics Contest 8: Quiz 'E th A' 3' - . . A Teen-age Press Conference in Dgtrollz Mlc r . rucker HALL BARWINSKI U Topics' Reoorter 4: Virginia Youth e : Virginian-Pilot 3815 ESS ' - E l h 8 P HL 8-8988 Teen-age Correspondent 4: - ' - a f 2, 8, 4, Reporter 2, Model qlub 13 U ' ' lub 2' D' ' Cu An sn' angela News Editor 3, T.P. ' , avy Press Seminar 3: Editor- 'ani Mfxed CIWYUS 3- . eslde t 4, - tate orus inwnief of C - , . 4: Variety Show 8: Varsity Bas ' onor Code: Senior Play 4. L ' ' BAXTER ALCOX , I, .fr cues Ci:-,cle I I S ULk sgzu , LENe1,f,fgj1:,N,f52SDEN U . - . u , 2: ntramura ports-Tennis, Bas et a -. - , , . ' , , Prem 0 I g Clay nl-Y ar Varsity Basketball 4, Tennis. S 1, fl' fungfixlfnl-fbifvi Q' All esta? Cho q e can DAVID GODWIN A V 4 r Sm . SJ: Honor -- 1521 Beekman St. ANDR INCEN ' 4 ' 3410 Prin - nne R ' UL 5-2928 ALICE JANET ALSTON Model Clu 'I' - Music Club 8: y Club: National Honor 3015 Sewells PC- Rd- '2330 Soci - D- , Teac er 1, 2, ' Variety Show: Senior F. B. L. A.: Pep Club: Alpha ri-Hi-Y: Student v ' , Bgnd 1, . 3, 4, : nd Monog 1, 2, 8, 4, Pep Band, D. O. Class Treasurer 4: Intra al Sports-Basketball, Vo xecutive Commi , All lgy Clinic gnd, A11-S1ggtg Band ball, Table Tennis. 3, 4, Honor Cade, CAROL ANN ANDREWS BARBQRAATEANN TE B HOP JU 7 4109 547 M h Rd. JU 8-5358 1328 . ' , - Pep Clllli alll? Debate Clu : Yearbook Club 3: Advanced Library Couflfll 15 xed C H18 23 Trans 1' 3: Pilot Sflff 4. Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed orus 4: Intramural Sports- Co-Subscriptlon Ma er. . Bowlinl. Volleyball. DIETER KARL B R ' DARWIN JAMES ARCHB V salznrullerme nr. s I . ' 41912 llearkgi bSt. 2 T Q ' cl b 2 EL S-2679 Forelgn Language Cl - 1, 2:, - ub 3, 4. b ng u 1. . rea r: - ' z U . : el'li0l' , ' Hllmf 8: Monogram Club 3, 4, rsity I - 3, Letter: J N D B ' K' JR' UL 3-4678 Intramural Sports-Letter. - , I ,, adn, C I ' s'b4,2 Vg, residenit si lanenident L: Ju 0 ' ' y , , , ar o rectors , KATHLEEN RUTH BAILEY ' ., - 4: - C 'tt , , N zB01d Nangerriondi Cgllrclf 1 G A A 2 T T ULU - . reasurer m Omml 5, 1, , inc : , . . : een imes u , ' - y vla Presidenvl Omega Tri-Hl-Y 3, 4:' Intramural Sports- UX BLITC ' UL , 590 Basketball. Volleyball, Table Tennis: Honor Code. Amateur Rn,-1:0 Club: National - Rgpg g Senior Play 4. - .rfif BETTY JOAN BAKER ' ' 513 Draper Dr. JU 8-3819 PAUL LOUIS BLUM ' . Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 8, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. 6112 Hyde Circle U 8-4181 All-State 8, 4, Messiah Pr -- 2 8, 4, M. E. N. C. 4: Band 1, 2, Honor Bandsman: Art Club 2: Key Club 2: 8, 4, Variety Show 8: G. A. - 1, , - . goagfldtolf Dizectoxs 2,A1'rias1ge:-3, Y3cIeJ::,resgg:aay4 Bglyaigggge 3 a ema les war s : a IODR r , : ROBERTS B . ER UL 25 Hall of Fame, MUSC Intellectual. 48 m urst ve. . , . . G. A. A. 1, 2. s. Press r 1, 'rreeeurer 2: Alpha 'rrl -Y 2 4891 ,, ,', AY BOWDEN UL 3,6643 3. 4, Pledge Counselor 1' Treasurer 3, Vice President , Me ' Boys- Chorus 1. ., Q I run 2 3 4 All-state Chorus 2 Award 2, IHon. Men.l, 4, District Conference 8, 4 . G . 3 4. D E Clnb 4 V sidgnt' ' ' 4 fPagel, Basketball T - 2, 3: Intramural Spor Bas ll, Rh-A D15LokES Boyfc , I , . ' Basketball, Volleyball: - ' utive Council 1 2: resh- 1287 Pau Man st f UL 3,9068 lgllh gbnflca Courg: Srfuiwlbay . I-1 Cour: H2 3, 4: ' now a ueen : r- i- weet . o com- . ' ' 'ini Queen 4: S. C. A. 2. 3. 4, District Co - ' - A th galgBla53sildEAgr.BR .' e J - UL 5,5273 Forum 4: Freshman Orientation 4: Cheerl 9 - : . S' C' A. 1. Social ,, 3. D. E. Club 4 Secretary' 4: Vice President of Senior Class: Maid- 4 Q :' 'f' -' ., I ,, ention. Hono ,, 1 ' ' 4: Hall of Fame, Best All Around. j X f ' - ' n-, L H KN ' -. - 1 , . ..., , Ig, fer- - 4' I. fm. SANDRA ELIZABETH BARBER WILLIAM BR e ' UL 3 675' aus Hyde Cirale - L 813 4319 Texas Ave- '53 Pep Club 2. Sy'-'4, President 2 - r- - , s, 4, ts- -IUDITH ARI-ENEhBR0CKWAY JU 7 ws surer 4, District Conference 4, ketball Team 3: Class 'n , n H 7533 MIIIUIFY HI! WSY , ' D cl b 4.1. ' . ecutive Council 1: J. V. Ch rleader l: Girls' Chorus , ' - W NIS!! Club 2: F1 H- A. 3, Historian, . E. u , reasurer, Treasurer: Mixegx Chorus 2, 8, 4, Reporter 4. All-State Chorus ' Chorus 11M1Xed Chorus 2' 3' 2. 8: Maid onor, Miss Dreamland Court 2: Intramural PA IA MAE BYRD Sports: Vers Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Corresond- 2304 Fnirbnnks Ave. UL 3-8803 ing Secretary of S. C. A. 4, State Convention: Youth Forum Teen 1-nnes.Hono,. Code. 4: Winter Wonderland Court 4: Maid of Honor, Homecoming ' Court 4: Secretary of Senior Class. HAROLD LEE CAFFELL, JR. J... fs-1' 4634 Bankhead Ave. UL 3-7833 DANHEL RAY BKNES Mechanical Drawing Club. 3101 Hurley A UL 8-0236 ALICE MAE CAPPS Science Club 1: Outdoor Track 2, 8, 4: Indoor Track 8, 4. 614 Hanover Ave. UL 3-8815 -L .1 1. ix A. EUGENE LEE CARHART SENIOR STATISTICS SANDRA ANN DUNMAN 5184 Kennebeck Ave. UL 3-9455 5029 Cape Henry Ave. Sigma Phi H1-Y 1, 2, 3: Track Team 3: Transfer from F. B. L. A.: Music Club, Reporter: Intramural Sports- PFIYICOSS Anne H- S- 4- Rasgetgalll Ig: Skatgnmd Bowlirig, 2Volle3ibalk Rialalirll: Batad CARY RODGERS CARR . , ., , onor an sman , , 3, , an nlc 1, , ing grrrin st. UL 4-0694 Band Monogram 2, 3, 4. . . u . FRANK ADAIR EATON. III GEORGE FRANCIS CARTY 3779 Karlin Ave. UL 5-soao ggfgiblgavgluit. UL 5-3813 gionograrxn CIub:rBask?'ball J. V., Varsity: Football J. V., ll - arsity: ars ty ennis eam. PHILLIP WAYNE CARY TG-IIIFIWI3-sxllonogram Club 4' Football 1 3 4'JW11'9iTi:gg lggBIigJSeecN:IE'ESTEs UL 5-7582 2' 3' 4: Baseball 2' 3' ' ' ' ' G. A. A. 1, 2: F. B. L. A. 3: Trampoline Club: Typing Club. GAIL DAVENPORT CAUDLE ROBE T U - - I-IERIDGE 1222 N01-view Ave. UL 5-4426 4 , - UL 3-2856 gntramural Sports: G. A. A.: Backstage for Dramatic Produc- ' amc ' b: - ' ce Club. tons. L - e I D 4 EDWARD SAMUEL CHERRY . - , aa21 LaFayette Blvd. -09 - M, Im , , , D I A M617 Science Club 1, 2: Amateur Radio Club 3: K ub - . n saocat on. CI-oss Country Track, Letter. ' - A . X GEORGE SANFORD COOPER I 14. f ' Ave. is , UL 5-7212 6434 Horton Circle , . 4 .,- .- Club 1: G. A. A. AI. In T,-I.HI.y 3' Model Club 1, 2, President: M , .2 I -- . essenger 3, Historian 4, D lg Jr, Clvlggn Track 3, 4: Outdoor Track , - e . . ' 1- ' ub 4: National Honor Society ,I -2 ,xt V, : nd 1, 2, 3, 4, 2. 3, 4, Captain 4: Hall o 1 If reasurer 3, Secretary 4, Honor -- Y .Q 8, 4, Mono- MABL MALL C V , gi-em 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 1, 2, AX Q Clinle Band E S 0 , 1 2, che,-Ieeteeville Sight-Reading Co . 1 . . Ee.: cm.. 771 L A I- 229' ive' , ' ' ,- lina College Music Camp 3, First ' -Qi, erica 4: g::3lm!'?cIg'J e . ,' W' I' lil glass Exeglutffre fCguncll 3M 4: inter ' I Festival ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' 't ' a o ame ost alent Sweetheart: ' ' 'Q 1 -I I - 1 1 om ' ' more Cla - I 011-A 2 ' ' n W- ' 3. 4: G. A. I ' - I. v an ' ble RHEA LEE FLAI-IERTY Club er: Mardi -. ' - om 2060 Ag g CI 1 . 3.5040 Comml J State 3: Prrsideh ' ll - : - me- Future IYII:r::s' 1: Dancing Club 2: - comin - , - tlona onor Socl ' Q I : ar- my ' ' F ' ' -'1 -1,- 1-I-H - , - my BELAN ROSKER FLOWERS, JR. a. C n . - 1 2 ' Awsr - . f-+ C - 5215 snvey De. -anne feren - . . . . 2, - res - t 3 rl . Works o ut u ' 1 er I - 4 v t OH ELIZABETH NOREEN FULFORD 3, Sta Q -I t -nam - of 1 onor 1569 Halstead Ave. 3.3153 Code: , - -'-- PODUIB -' G. A. A. 3: Jr. Clvltan 3: Gamma D 4 I 8, 4: YQ I . . Senior Play 4: Intramural Sports-Basket - - , Bale- -TOYCE F w ' ben Field I-Ieekey Letter'Band1 2 a -. : daman 6350CIVf1I' I. ,I A I I f 2 1. 2', a. 4, All-City Clinic 'send 1, WJ!-ki - . . Bend PQI' U 1 '- - , f - ' V H- ' . I ' , Ledger 2, --mee Atlantic city s, Au-s . . Intramural - -1, k b I I se Prom Commit - JAMES RUSSELL FULTON, III L , - . f- 1343 Sunset r. ' 7-0463 EESGKQQIEEIYC A , , 8 ., Junior Hi-Y 1: Model Club 2: Monog - Je. civitan Teen Tame. 2.0. a. . A QI . . Club4:Trnck3.-1- J . Chorus. Q DAVID PATRICK GARRETT NANCY REBECCA CRO . e - 4842 Windemere Ave. UL 8-8248 3751 Ingle Circle - 3 odel Club: D. O. Club. Pen Club 1, 2: F. 11. A. 3, as ' Alpha Tr - ' ' 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Class Exec - v- 1, 2: H - ALANKN GQSKINS 1 FRANKLIN ALBERT cRoss , ' ' 'Z . . I . UL 9-7423 3711 Peterson St. ' U' . . I Club' cms A ' Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3: Intramural Spo . , - . ' - , .-, ip I 2: Pole Vaulting 3. - 5 65' UL 8-9860 JAMES EDWARD DALTON Fl:I, I, m '1 ' I I ' cm' 3? G W i?'31 6IcIi st'T ll Cl b B J UL ' ' I I I oe u 1: umb ng u 2,3: and 1,2: .V. Base 2: iBaf,l:ctbtgl J. CV. 2. Varsity 3, 4: Intramural City Runner- ' HE CARRO ' ' JU 8 2072 U ' on' Future Nurses' Club 1: Yearbook ClalgfAlHil'l1Q-UQ: WILLIAM EI-,Iggy DANIELS National Honor Society 4. : 1513 McNeal Ave. UL 3-7862 . . Foreign Language Club: B. P. E. Club. ROBERT JOSEPH GILSON. JR. . 1508-B ' A . : ' , JOHN VASILIES DEVOLES PhotoIZraxIIvIII'n CIIITJ: Transfer 3 !rom Perryville H. 125221 6330 Sedgefield Dr. UL 3-1372 ville, Maryland, ' Football J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 3: Clay Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DONALD DU-DAY E5'2R.2??.IiI.S 2:'?.I2150RSK JR' UL. , asm she.-piey Ave. UL 3-sm stamp Club, may HI-Y ,gf '6705 Magic Club: Tumbling Club: D. E. Club: Wrestling Team. ' ' 'W SANDRA LEA GRIFFITH 1 DAVID ALLEN DODGE . l ' 3119 Essex Circle UL 5-4523 78 She a'd Ave' 4 I -TU 0-2808 Tumbling Club 3: Monogram Club 3, 4: D. 0. Club 3, 4: Varsity Football 2: Boys' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus President 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, All-State Chorus Variety Show 3: Senior Play 4: Winner of Senior Contest: Hall of Fame, Wittiest. 3. 4. 3, 4 . Baby G. A. A.: Pen Club. FRANCES LOUISE GRIFFIN A ' 1428 Noi-view Ave. G. A. A.: F. H. A. UL 3-1113 1 I -14u.:t...uf..Jxe-u.L,.1e. IL SENICR STATISTICS MARTIN THEODORE GROSS 3868 Giles Circle UL 3-8404 Magic Club 1: Amateur Radio Club 2: Music Club 8: D. E. Club 4: Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Music Festival, Honor Bandsman 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, Monogram 2, 3, 4. CARLEEN ESTELLE HALES 3621 Monthomery St. UL 3-0616 Band 1, Honor Bandsman: Pep Club 2: Yearbook 3: Omega. Trl-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Jr. Civitan 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 4. Chaplain: Chorus 4: Intramural Sports- Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Paddle Tennis: Stude MARILYN PAGE HOBBS 1648 While Lane UL 8-4578 Chaplain of Freshman Class: Jr. Red Cross Club 1: Music Club 2, Vice President: G. A. A. 8: Omega Trl-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4, Reporter 4, Merit Award 4, M. G. A. 4, District Conference 4: National Honor Society 4: Intramural Sports: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. Monogram 2, 8, 4, All-City Band 1, All-State Band 1, 3, 4, Charlottesville Sight Reading Clinic 3, East Carolina Music Camp 3, First Chair of America 4: May Court 8: Maid of Honor, Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart Court 4: Senior Play 4: S. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 8: Chaplain of Senior Class: Hall Teacher 2, 8: Class Executive Council 4: Choa - . . ' FU-me' Best Lwklnl- SMG 3- CHA .. - KS HODGES. JR. 8017 Grescen - b JU 8-7114 VIRGINIA WILMOT - - Varsity Wrestling e 1 tooning Club 1: Modeling Club 3729 Wayne UL 8-3848 2: Clay Hi-Y 2, 8: Meehan . ' wing Club 3: Monogram F. T ' , : Intramural Sports: Alpha Trl-Hi-Y 4. Club 3, 4. I FRANKLIN H ES 1516 N MPGYAITQNDY UL 5 275 ' KNEI-lien. Ave' vi OD: id 2 B P E Cl . i 0 , ' H ub1,2,ce resent:...u Jr. Red -- ' Chaplain: F. B. L. A. 1, 2. I , , society 4: Monogram Club 4: , I 3. 4. lain . resident 4, Convention 3 -. xecutlve ALBERT RAYMOND HA - Cou - : J. asketball: V ' . 8. 4: Football 8900 Davis St. J. V. arsity , . ater il-Ion. Men.J, All- E. l5.lE. Club: Tumbling Club' V., Varsity: Eastern U t CHOII- - . 1 Pi8'Skil'l - e 'I' Louis - - . 'r no GARD f - . co C e UL 8-8888 MARNA MALMGREN HARLO . 1, Honor B dsman 'F. T. A. 2: Bible Club: Omega 5165 Princess Anne Rd. UL 3-2937 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4, Pledge Counselor . District Conference, Miss Knees of F. B. L. : Bermuda Hop 1: Class Execu- Merit Award 4, I r-Clu Council D gate: Jr. Civitan 8: tive Council 1, 2: S. C. A. 2. 3, Youth Forum 8: Foreign Yearbook Club 3, -Cha aln: Y-Teen 4: Student Teacher Language Club 2. Presid : Jr. Civitan Club 3. 4, Lt. 1. 2, 8: Intramura Baske all 2. 8: iety Show 3: Prom GOVerh0l': Alpha Tri-I-Il-Y 3. 4. Chavlaln 3: Quill 4: Scroll Committee 3: Alte ate V sity Cheerle er 4: Homecoming 3. 4: F. T. A. 4. Preside Science Club fCradocl0 4: Na- Court 4: Mixed Ch us: ' lor Play 4: ri-Hi-Y Sweetheart genial glonors Soglet? 3, . 1 eral: Tribgmi Yogfh Forum 8: Court 4: Honor Code rs' tate : en ors o ra oc 4: en or ay 4: Presi- , dent of Norfolk City S. 0 Student Council 3, 4. Nor!olk's JUNIOR STATON H ' LIS Outstanding Teenager oft Le 9. 3437,w- Bonne' Dr- UL 84231 Boys Chorus: Mixed orus. . JANICE DALE HAWKINS BRENDA , . - . AN 1359 Norcova Dr. 4 . ' .. ve, JU B-7674 G- A- A- 1- 2- 3- Vice President 1. A - 1 2. Swreflry- Library Club ' urer 2, ' President 8. Treasuiieril: Ailpha 4TrkHl-Y 2. 8. 4, Repor '1 ' ' J HUGHES - WB . . ' '- ' ' 4 Mert r 8 orv ew Representative or Ti e 4864 Robin Hood Rd. ,UL 3-0230 District Tri-Hi-Y Achievement Cup 4, District Conference 2, 3, 4, 1Group Leaderj, M. G. A. 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, :Co-captalnb: Reporter of Norfolk Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council: Secretary of Freshman Class: Secretary of Sophomore Class: S. C. A. 1, 2, 4, District Meeting 1, 2: Intramural Sports- Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Swimming, Free Throw Cham- Monogram 1, 2, 3, Serge Norview Letter, Football: - -arms-: Band: Senlo lay 4: Placed Third in - tern District Tournament. ALVIN HOSKINS INGRAM , i h : T h , 2404 Kennon Ave. . 3-6151 Qfmg, 12'f.f,lf,fyC',f,'mI','QI, , ',f. me ',,, i'Q'dET,f,,, Qfwejtife Magic Club 1: Model Club 2: Clay Hi-Y sg Natlo 1 Honor Council s, 4: T:-si-Y s :hm -. nor Code: Hall Swew 4: Senior Plev 4- of Fame Most t etc. ' CHARLES INMAN 2923 Tidewater Dr. EDWARD VINCENT HT 1428 Mary Ave. s-ss - OM Science Club 1: B. P. . Club 2: D. E. Club 3, 4. gsgigsgc a o Glu ARTHUR LEROY H ' I 714 Burksdale Rd.: -' , i, J 8-7071 ?Q5IgABgf JACKS X JU 3.7010 science Club 1' 2' 8059 C abs- I 3- 4 Jr. Girls' Chorus 1: lxed . 7- s 2, Sextette 2, 8, 4, Chorus Hi-Y 4: Jr. Civitan Club.:-4: ,N!tlUhll'. 0 .. t , . , . show , ,, Award, All State C rus, f t Director 4, Variety ,fl L ,..f V 1, 2, 3: Class Execut e Co , ' : G. A. A. 4: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y CLYDE ARTHUR HENMAN. JR. .jf ,151 f , : 4: Bible Club 8. : , ral Sports--Basketball. Volley- ?ig1glSE1z'eEs1Pt.BRfg E Cl b M x 8-2700' . - ' - Sta!! 4, .. ..'. Editor: Herald-Tribune Youth o e u : . . . u 2: on -,H ' .- N Forum.. - '- Wa Hi-Y 4. My . -T K . , Ll ft.. t., L. l1'u.,gfQ,jc, , LYNNE JENKINS 8441.,13enningtiildff.,C0urt 2' 'fi JU 7-7846 KAREN SUE HEQISEN Intramural-SportQf:i'1,'2. 2:'..Letter 2: F. B. L. A. 2: Prom 2?.'luE'.5d e1l ia s M s 1. r a u 2 C'm1lmmeeN3:imlA'HA' ii:-s 'l ' Tdi.'Hl'T 3' lgll Jnscwufi rl! 01413 . . . essa ro uc on . u 4: at ona onorii: ocety, span: ot ta . 3 N - an Editor' Herald-Tribune Youth Forum 4' Senior X 3, . . AUDREY sur: 1-fans:-IMAN P1 42 HOW' Code- .3...:par--...lsea 221 , . iff Ctliil:sTpe5keG Bkydlt 2 Al h T lHl Y 2 3 4 IBL ks-:llmlll KENNSTH PEETQTON JOHNSON JU 7 0394 Team 2. 8: Student Teacher 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports- lggbate CTgi:.2r5 Maxi, Club 3, Volleyball, Bggketball: J. V. Cheerleader 1: May Court 1: S. C. A. 1,. :Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 8: Prom Com- LINDA ANN JONES mittee 8: 'Clhss Executive Council 2, 8, 4: Trl-Hi-Y Sweet- 3303 Vimyridse Ave- UL 3-1465 heart Cougt 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Honor Code. D- E- Club- PATRICIA CHARLOTTE KANE JANET LEE HILL 1000 Winward Rd. UL 3-2931 978 Hugo St. f UL 3-0982 Intramural Sports: G. A. A.: Teen Times: D. 0. Club, President. ' Speech Club 1: Foreign Language Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2. gxssident 3: D. 0. Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Honor o e. SHERRY LEROY PARKER 314 Little Creek Rd Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Intramural Sports THOMAS ALLISON PARLETTE 3828 Dare Clrcle UL 3.4239 Library Club: Cartooning Club 2: Music Club 3: Science Club PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON 2501 Woolsey St. UL 3.2395 5r.oRe,il Cross Club 1' Jr. Nurses' Club 2' Sr. Nurses' Club 3 LOIS ANNETTE PAUL 3806 Latimer Circle UL 3-3952 F. T. A. 1 ' Jr. Nurses' Club 2: Sr. Nurses' Club 3: Omega Tri Hl-Y 2. 3, 4: Intramural Sports: Pilot Staff 4, Co-Subscription Manager' Honor Code. LETA ROSEMARY PENNINGTON 3618 Wedgefleld Ave Foreign Language Club 1, Reponer: Garden Club 2, 3 ' orte 2 Vice President 3' Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3 4' ' s tive Council 3 4' Mixed Chorus 3 4 All-St o Variety Show 3: Intramural Sports-Baske - , - CHARLES common PHIPPS ' B27 Widgeon Rd. ' I l I - - - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 4. . Josnrrl Enwoon P : , A 3808 Craven Circl-, ' I M Band 1: Intra I WILMA J ' ' . , .. 5427 asf ff .' - Norvle s' . , 1. - JUDY 2 A v RIDDY P 9037 14 ' -l, . pq.- , ' ' . A A , S Q .. '4Qf- retar ' V, C ub 3 ALB U ' I ST ' ' S ' A ' A ms- - li. l . , A I-, R . .. , . f - . . .luprm 9 - NIER 1 1227 Tall -5 , Future Nu . - - . ' P0rter 4: . ' -1 we - ' ' .. 4: Omega - - l - - s ' 1' 1 :ww 'z' :. 3 4 ,. 1 ' 2 - 'l' oc : ' N. , - , .4 - , . ' co-Pilot sm: 1, . . - - 1 ' P. A. Convention . . entlon 1 ' Qi I Senior Editor: Edl hief - o-Pi . : ' . . ' Honor Code: Hall of . ' ost W . l. L MERCEDITA RAMIREZ V Q - 1401 Mary Ave. - ' ' Teen Times 1: Reporter: Fas - g : Sr. 1 wa 3, 4, President 4: Omega Tri-Hl- ' 4. BD lin ' . Conference 4: Jr. Civltan Club 4: - - ' l ' ' ball. Volleyball, Bowling: Pilot Staff 2 '- 1 1: T. P. A. Convention: Honor Code: Quill 1 - ASHLEY WAYNE REID 2719 Somme Ave. Amateur Radio Club. EUGENE FRANCIS ROTHGERY 908 Norvlew Ave UL 34710 Key Club 3 4 Science Club 3 National Honor Society 4 MARTHA ALLYEN ROTTLER 6233 Chesapeake Blvd UL 3 1633 Teen Times WALTER BOBBY ROWELL 5248 Norvella Ave UL 34890 B P E Club 2 Mechanical Drawing Club 3 Baseball 2 8 4 RONALD WAYNE RUSBULDT 3617 Pamllco Circle UL 5 1723 Jr I-IIY Monogram Club 2 3 4 President 4 Class Execu LIVE Council 3 Prom Committee 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Intra mural Letter Star Varsity Track 1 2 3 4 Varsity Wrest n n 4 Football J V 1 Varsity 2 o- a in 4 All Field 3 All Metro 3 4 All Tide ct 3 4 All Group I 4 round Q f ' 'I' UL a-salsa ' E SALLICK ' Mississippi Ave UL 5 6757 t Norvlew Elementary School K 'X 4 tional Honor Society 4 Student Q A Intramural rts Volleyball Table Tennis Basketball Herald Tribune Youth Forum 4 Se BETSY BRUCE SHELTON 3586 Westminster Ave L 5-5588 . A. A. ' F. T. A. 2 3' Alpha T - - Chorus' Mixed Chorus' Senior Play 4' Honor 0 1, LOUIS EDWARD SHORES 4871 Windemere Ave. 1 8-3218 F. T. A. 1 2 3 4 Vice President 4' Cl . C ouncll JAMES GORDON SIMMONS III 814 Jasmine Ave. - 5-7640 amateur Radio Club 1' Model Club 3' Senior P ay 4. BARBARA SMITH . 5028 Bruce St. 5-3624 S. C. A. 1' Art Club. OSCAR WALKER SMITH II 1007 Norview Ave. Magic Club 1' French Club 2' Musi C Society 4' Track 3 4' Basketball B J ' 3 4 All-City Band I 2 All-State Band 1 2 - ottesvllle Sight Reading Contest First Chair o A sl . UL 8-5422 ' ational Honor ' WARD LONNEY STAYLO ' ' 'yr 'I Pratridge St. A 5-2320 ' - ing Club 2, 3: Band. ,. N ' il ' A-'lar d ' ' 3-0172 ' 4 -1 ' - onor Society. K , . . 4 . . , 350 - - 1 ' . UL 8-3822 ' : ' V ' - ross Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, Presl- L u . . ' - li ' ,' .' Q ,' ' '. i. . i ' ' , C 3 L - ' D' , - , , - ' . W. .u.. ,All- . UL -' .4 ' ' ' A A ' u ' ' ' A ,E I v R A. lr.. ,,,,. ' - .KN I ' ' ' ' s lf ff iv' 4. amssll 1 soccer l 2 J v . 1: 1-'. T. A. 2, s, v . hlng Prop-sm I a s, . N.- . , ' , VXI-' -' . X? 6 ' 1 ' 2 lv . 'aa 3 07 x G 1,' ', , rl ir ' . , , ln 'ls Q ll G L: C- .... . 4 J , fi , , u ' IV rf M Q ' I C gl N . 'n al' I 0 5 7 na ' s 1 I N X IP J UL ur us 1. . J ro 7 -, Lk I N UL MILDRED HELLEN RICHARDSON 3523 Herbert St. UL 3-5353 Pep Club: Yearbook Club. CARL DEAN RILEE 6252 Alexander St. UL 3-1340 Mechanical Drawing Club: Creative Writing Club: Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Music Festival, Honor Bandsman, All-State Band, Band Monogram, Executive Committee. DOROTHY MAE ROGISTER 2608-B Almeda Ave. UL 5-6328 Pep Club 1: F. T. A. 1, 2: Theta Tri-Hi-Y 3. GEORGE FRANKLIN ROSE 6376 Dove St. B. P. E. Club 2: Cartoon Club 8: Monogram Club 4: Base- ball 1, 2: Football J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 4: Hall of Fame, Best Looking. A 136 den . - elta Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3 Pr ld 4' weetheart com 4, Mem Award 4, District Chuan wdlfbholl 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: F ethun Court: Intramural Sports: S. C. 1, 3, 4: out m I, 3, 4, Workshop 3, National Conference on Citizenship 4: Prom Committee 3: May Court 3: Girls' State 3: Freshman Orienta- tion 4: Vice Chairman Tri-Hi-Y, I-Il-Y Inter Club Council 3: President of S. C. A. 4: Salutatorian: Honor Code: Hall o! Fame, Most Likely To Succeed. JUDITH KAY STOKES ' , l 4865 Princess Anne Rd. ' s UL 8-0560 Class Executive Council 1: F. B. L. A. 1: Music Club 2, Re- porter: G. A. A. 3: Gamma Delta Trl-Hi-Y 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Intramural Sports-Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Bowling: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Honor Bandsman 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram 2, 3, 4, Executive 'Committee 2, All-Clty Band 1, Band Sweetheart 2, First Chair of America 4. . ,N s.-.,' r GEORGE DAVID KEETON SENIOR STATISTICS BARBARA ANN McGEE 1205 River Oaks Dr. UL 8-6486 3860 Chatham Circle UL 3-4284 Stamp Club, G. A. A. 1, Reporter: Teen Times 2: F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, State Convention 4: Winner of Senior Baby ROBERT KEYS. JR. Contest. 817 Burksdale Rd. JU 8-1472 Model Club: D. E. Club. STEELE EUGENE McGONEGAL 3788 Trant Ave. UL 5-4473 PRISCILLA MARIE KING King of Freshman Dance: Class Executive Council 1: Science 4611 Kennebeck Ave. UL 3-1617 Club 1, 2, 3, President 3: Key Club 2, 8, 4, Convention 8, 4: Science Club 8, Treasurer: Senior Play 4. Monogram Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Football J. V. 1. 2, Varsity 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Letter: Mixed DIETER WILHELM KRAUSE orus.-Librarian: Senior Plsy 4- 6341 Sewells Pt. Rd. , L 5-7082 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secr , r. Dreamland 2: LILLIA -' I-IERSON Prom Committee 8: Pil ' s, First Place in High Jump 1044 Bland Sli- ' 3: Track 3, 4: I - J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, All-State F- B- L- A- 23 FONT! - lib 2. 3: D- 0- Club 3. 4- 8. All-E I strict 3, 4, Eastern District Tournament IS lefmlpll, State Group I Scoring Champion 3: Hal 2-QIIQEAIE AI-IAEN MIDGETTE 6 4288 ., , 0 , orv ew ve. - me at om' ar v : d 1. 2: Art Club 2, sg cms Executvie council . ED ' A PHEN LAMB, JR. ' 3827 Abin -- le UL 8-4759 ' N Lvl V MIDYETTE Model Club 1: Mus 3: Band 1, 2. -- enne 1 Dr. UL 5-4333 Tee v es. CHRISTINE MARIE LAMBE ' 2459 Azalea Garden Rd. UL 5-2485 JEANN , ES . Treasurer of Freshman Class: 0 eerlea e 1, Varsity 1307 Tallw ' St. -IU 8-5256 8. 4: Treasurer of Sophomore ss: Student - 8: Pe ega T -HI-Y 2, ' F. T. A. 3, Intramural S. C. A. 1, 3, 4, Youth For 3: Treasurer of S. - ' . '. F. T. A. 1, 2: Pep Club 8: Omega Trl-Hi-Y 2, , ' Secretary 3, President 4, M Award 8, 4, M. G. A. 3, As- BOND RAYFIEL IXIO sistant Door Keeper of t House IM. G. A.: 4, District 1507 Ivaloo St. UL 8-4540 Conference 4: Prom Comm - 3: Treasurer of Junior Class: Amateur Radio Clu Mode Club. National Honor Society 4 omecoming Court 4: Queen of , Trl-Hi-Y Sweetheart Cou 4: Honor Code: Hall of Fame, PATRICIA ANN -1 DLIN Moat Valuable, 800 Sheppard JU 8-7504 V Art Club 1: Teen imes : Pep C - : Girls' Chorus 1: IRIS G. LOCKAMY Mixed Chorus 2, 3, reasu - 8: S f , 8, Vice President. 5428-B Cnrnarvon Dr. UL 5-2464 ' G. A. A. .' JAMES LAWRENC 0 OOR 1317 Pall Mall St. ' UL 8-5182 DAKILA DANNY LOPEZ, J Magic Club 1, T f- r: Sta c ence Convention 2: F. B. L. 6842 Chesapeake Blvd. ,Q - ' ' ' , 1 ,- J. V. Baseball Team: Intramural 2- : Transfer ': ' . H. S., Jacksonville, Florida. . - , I ' ' - I l AN ' ' R ells Pt. Rd. UL 3-4884 RONALD DENNIS LOPEZ Class Executive Council ' p Club 1, 2, Pres - ' F. H. A. 6342 Chesapeake Blvd. UL 3-7094 3. Vice President: S. C. A. - istorian 4. Table Tennis. J Y E ANN W - PATRICIA LEE LYON 994 Defoe Avelao EN 1. a as 1047 Nofvlew Ave- JU 3-4541 Student Teacher 1, 2: Jr. Red Cross Club 1: Vice ' ent: Jr. Student Teacher 1: Pep Club 1, 2, President 1: F. H. A. 3, Nurses' Club 2: Sr. Nurses' Club 8, Vice Preelden Gamma Chaplain: Honor Code. Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Pledge Councilor 4: Mixed Chorus 8, 4: HENRY ROBERT MABR 0 Honor CUTIE: Bible Club 1, 2, 8, 4. 1800 Domlni Ave. ' - 879 B. 'P. E. Cluboll, 3: Tu ng Club. 1 Q QIEEJISLRQEN' JR' GLADYS zos Mams ' - Club: wresmmz Team- 8525 Amherst St. - 1 ' Music Club 1, 2, 8: 1 nd 1, 2, 3, 4, All-City Ban ll- LOUISE VALLE - ' f State Band 1, 2, 8, Honor Bandsman 1, 2, irst 3721 Amherst St. UL 3-6793 Chair of America. . -. sep Club 15 2,RRepor Q- ' gdena 2: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 8, 2 essen er , eot 4, I- t f 8, 4: Q ill ANNE'-41-ONEY 8-6504 Scroll Zz 4: Repogtgr f F ' - ii Clrszfgma A. 1: Relborter P Clmgn: zrj F B L A 3 sec e I , L .Y of Sophomore Class: lass I- tive Council 3: Prom Commit- zeps I't ' 'I 'uh Letbllli , ' , ' tee 3: Student Teac er 1, 58 J. V. Cheerleader 1, Co-eap- ' ' ' n mmm. por ' 5' ' ' ' ain: Varsity Cheerl der , , : Herald-Tribune Youth Forum C0 'tl0 4: H 'ld'T'ib'm' Youth ' ' ' r - - r of Senio rview Correspondent to Led er- chlef of Pilot 4: Honor Code: Quill C - L, X, Sul, ' Q ,, U I. ' I senior P 4, no u f af 4. 'Nd' Activities Editor , . s, 4: cs-Ealzgi-Im-glieflft lgilithlipf MARY LEIGH MAPP e Honor Code - iii? B Z?f1.s'1 1' ed c Cl 11 -5556 7 . e ate u . reasurer' ' ross ub 2 ' - . ' ' GARY LENARD NEWSOME, Club 8' 4' P 'id e' 4' xg- 772'Windemere Ave. UL s-saso JOHN BURGESS MATLQCK Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Variety Show 1, 2: Bible 8622 Riverside Dr. UL 5-1295 ' 4- Prom Committee 3: Monogram Club 8, 4, Vice President 4: Basketball J. V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: JOHN MICHAEL 0113 Football J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 8, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-Tidewater 3233 Rgdwogd ci,-cle JU 3.7300 4. All-Eastern District 4, All-Gro -'I iSec. Team: 4, All-State 4: Hall of Fame, Moet Athletic nr, VERNA ANN MATTHIAS v V 1060 Norveiw Ave. UL 8-4208 Teen Times 2, 8: Library Assistant 3, 4: Honor Code. MYRNA EILEEN MAYES1 8524 Pamlico Circle ,, UL 8-3834 Future Nurses' Club: Honor Code. B. P. E. Club 1: Tumbling Club 2, 3. I JOSEPH MORGAN OVERMAN, II First Prize in Safety Notebook Contest 1: Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 8, Reporter 1, Treasurer 2, 3: National Thespian Society 3: Backstage for Dramatic Productions 1, 2, B, Chief Lighting and Sound Technician 8: Prom Committee 8: Band 1, 2, 8: Honor Bandsman 8:-Disc Jockey-Engineer for Platter Parties 3: Transferred to College of William and Mary, February 2, 1959. SENIOR STATISTICS SANDRA KATE STOOTS 867 Winward R. UL 3-6161 Yearbook Club 1: F. B. L. A. 2: Omega Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4, District Convention 3, 4: Jr. Civitan Club 8, 4, President 4: National Honor Society 4: Intramural Sports: Prom Committee 8: Senior Play 4: Class Executive Council 4: Honor Code: Hall of Fame, Wittiest. FRED EUGENE STREET BETH COMMANDER WI-IARTON 180 Carrollton Rd. JU 8-5718 F. T. A. 1. District Convention: G. A. A. 2, 8: Alpha Trl- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 8, Pledge Counselor 4, Merit Award 3, 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, M. G. A. 3, District Con- vention 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Sports-Baskeb ball, Bowling, Volleyball, Softball, Hockey Trip to Richmond: Pilot Staff 4, Co-Sports Editor, T. P. A. Convention: Honor Code. . . . . 1, 2, 8, , ce res ent 3, res ent 4: ay I-'Wiz Bffthi St' 4 vi P id P za UL 3-311 Hi-Y 4: Jr. Clvltan Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Prom ggLLJl'2xh?o2?3T WHEELER JU 8-9156 Committee 8: Mssanetta Workshop 8: Herald-Tribune Youth Basketball J V '1, vanity 2 3 4 C0-captain 2. Bun,-H Forum 8: Class Executive Council 4: Football J. V. 2, J V vm,Biky,'B 'P E mug, Modogmm Club ' 'liarsltg' :hacks 1, 2, lndololr Traakd3: gemor Elegy 4li ' ' ' ' ' ' ' P ot ta , o- ports tor: onor o e: u an cro 4: Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Succeed. C-RQSEBWASEERS UL 5,5271 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3 Libra i n 3: Jr. Civitan Club 4, Chaplain: SSIZALE JU 8,7225 Nui . . .. ra' Advanced Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Band I. Honor Bandsman: Teen Times 3, Reporter: Gamma ' '1 3. 4 CH WM' 1 BU of Flme. 'MWC Bllhflll- Delta Trl-I-Il-Y 2, 8, 4, Vice President 4: Prom Committee 3: I Y - Variety Show 8: Alternate Varsity Cheerleader 4. Q i Hoo d UL 58648 1gI?g.E1l:I BRILCEISWAYNE I b N u : foreisn Lunzuase 8 rant rce . 5 ,. I ' ' ' -' f-- - ' - F.T.A.1:G.A.A.2,8,R on zqc . . ' ., 44 8, 4, Messenger 8, Sergeant-:gaxrmls 4, nilnm C 'f' - WI ' National Honor Society 4: Senior Play 4- - ' '- ,- n Ave. 'XX UL S-8779 Hi-Y Sweetheart Court 4: Intramura o --' -I - ub 1: Library Club 2, -. A- - T- A. 8: Gamma I fp 4. Honor Bandsman 1, 2, 8, 4: Mon ' , 4 A - 2.4 - I- a Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Co-Pilot X 1 :I mural Sports Clinic 1, 2, All-State Band 1 , C 1- f f f V itor, T. P. A. Convention, S. ntion: Intra- Readlng Clinic, First Chair - - ' ' - ural Sports-Letter, Star, Volle i X ,- pq- Basketball. f Tennis, Archery, Baseball, Swim - , w, Table WILLIAM NA'rx-mm - 4 rem., VA -- gulh Broolcgood R L W ng 7 I l 5 ff 'n C. W ' df ' ' I ' ' I ' ' :i ' FAYE CORDELIA WILLIAMS Foniln Ln! I ' f' ana Sewells Pt. Rd. AARON A . ., 7 J Nurses' Club: Pep Club: Honor Code. :Elica u , , , , , 3' 48 Msnvm BRUCE WILLIAMSON ' 'X , . 6104 Alexander St. UL 8100 JAME - ' ' GLE r , . Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, All-State Band 2, 3, 4 usie C - 1: g0:ll ' --- M ..,... ' , 1 7 707 Model Club 2: Co-Pilot Photographer: Va - Show 4 c enc - '. .f gaiimgn I 7 ' 1 I k ku' s S 1gpI5?Z'iiAiE'?F:D:E0IEFEA 2 Lib Cl b U me ' ' r ' rt u : . . . . : rary u 1 G. A. A. 'Y -1- E --e ' - . , . ,E , ' CHARLES HENRY woon Qhgmwfn FP , , KER 7. , 1575 Denny! Rd. mn pup. , .. . I . , . , I , A A 'rumbling Club 2, a, Vanity Track 2, s, 5, tball 2:F. B. L. 7 A-' - 2 8 4, ' - - 4- mc' cog mf! 'T A - I JACK DAVID woon Q SQQTQ, 5-22:83, H' .' - ' ' H ' esss Partridge Rd. . 5-isps S X Art Club. -- NE - - -e 'f2,?Eg.,.EUfi, ' ' . - JERRY EUGENE wooo f B. P, E, Club: Mon , 1. - . ,K 8824 Simpson St. UL 8-1214 vlnity Tuck, P , - agic Club 1, 2: D. E. Club 8, 4. ' fe. ' LIE WOOD DOLLIE RUTH WARREN ' , 2482 spruce St. I .K oiview Ave. ' V- UL 8-4980 Debate Club 1: Nurses' Club 2: ' ' ' ' ., .X r , - . . X BONNIE RUTH WARRINGTON ' . ' ' ' ' , 1120 Tallwood St. ' . ' 5 V , JU..'f7'7144 Art cms 1. 2: G. A. A. az Jr. Civitan Club 2, ' 7--A 2- CWIWI Club-4i.'Blhd Member 2, Vice President 8: Omega Trl-Hi-Y 8, , - . , 2, . ...Wann it -I . 3. 4, All-State, Band 4. conference a, snketb-11 'rem a, 41 s. c. A. 1, 2, a, Lim- - nd Kin! - ' -- 8: Intramural Sports, Hockey Trip to Richmond, Letter: Pro ., xf ' - Committee 8: Girls' State 8: Secretary of Junior Class: Trans- ' ' If -'f 1 lerred to Princess Anne H. S. 4, Senior Class Steering Com- M mittee. Mixed Chorus Treasurer, March Mlnstrels: Transferred Monoiflm U 5 Fofeilfl Llfllulli Cl dl? ' gi Nmzrvilelw Hi? dSchool: Advanced Girls' Chorus 4: Senior Wfesfllnii Fwtb-ll J- Vw Vll'!iWI 'Trick- ay , onor o e. ' JANET MARIE YOUNG JOHN EDGAR WATKINS 8660 Nottaway St. UL '8-0868 1517 Kerr!! Ave- UL 3-5122 Pep Club 1, 2: Yearbook Club 8, Reporter: Girls' Chorus, Vlco Debate Club 1, 2, 8, Treasurer 1, Reporter 2: Audio Visual President, N .,, Aid in Library 1, 2: Drlver's Training Teacher 2, 3, 4: Honor . W ,, K . 'lille 0042- Ygf2CIgNTdIAI?J-IAEL Yotmc. Jn. A , DAN cL1N'roN WATSON ' 'O' ' Rd' ' JU ma 1258 Pall Mall St. UL 8-3890 Band 1, 2, Science Club 8. EUGENE CLIFTON WATSON JU 8-3741 1180 Blll St. Honor Code. Tumbling C-lub 1, 2: B. P. E. Club 8: Monogram Club 4: J. v. Fooamil 2: wrestling J. Y. 2, vu-my a, 4. MICHAEL LEWIS ZIMMERMAN 1108 Green St. UL 8-4198 Band 1, 2, 8, 4. Honor Bandsman 1, 2, 8: Music Club 2, 8. . , 'fi .L Qkkiwwtf wi ,., T 'A HILL CLEANER , 227 E. Little Creek Road Phone JU 8-7782 Compliments of a FRIEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 4'- Lerner Shops .'N 316 Granby Street Phone MA 2-1779 Norfolk 140 H -ur L-A A'f-----'-id-- Lhhilfl Shop at BERSONS for the BROWNLEY'S , 1 U RESTAURANTS 55,1 ISGWMW 1832 Little Creek Road Norfolk, Virginia 630 High Street Norfolk, 337 Grandy Street Virginia Compliments of MERCURY ROLLER RINK 104 E. Taussig Blvd. Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of '59 BERKLEY FEED CORP. FURNITURE FAI R 5932 Military Highway NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phone UL 3-8580 K. C. MESSER Appliances Service 349 Bessie Street Norfolk, Va. L. B. ROCKE JEWELERS 243 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. Phone UL 5-8103 N EWSOME AUTO REPAIR 3141 Azalea Garden Road Specializing in Motor Tune Up Sun-Testing Equipment Carburetors Brake Service Front End Repair Automatic Transmissions ' To the Graduating Class of '59 Best Wishes WilI's Photo Service Norfolk, Va. Phone JU 8-3283 SHOP For LESS 1 of CS Cllllllllll STUR ES Low, Low Prices Plus FREE SAV-A-STAMPS Af the Sfarf of the day... frri fit -.h-P .127 S IA. , ,.,' H ! .0 oo 0 ,..,,.feb?PeiQ1ewi1f,?tQ9?s,N, At the End of the day . Michaels's Dress Shop n 112 W. Freemason Street ,.: ' ' M uf! WAA. fgf' 'I' Phone MA 2-3640 ,, 1 ' W r H I Wm 111. Good food at Gabriel's The Place To Shop For Your Sport Needs Gaudi SPORT CENTER. Inc. 33 Southern Shopping Prescriptions Since 1873 TATEM'S PHARMACY Norfolk's Oldest Community Drug ,Store FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY . Cehqcer SERVICE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ALWAYS ON DUTY D. Casterline Norfolk 5, President Virginia Roland Park 6401 Tidewater Dr MA 7-2586 MA 7-2587 L PATRONS' PAGE Mr. and Mrs S. D. Abernathy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Harlow Mr. Henry C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Hays Mr. and Mrs A. F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs R. S. Ashley Lt. Col. and Mrs. D. A. Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs J. C. Archbell Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hill Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hil-lers Mr. and Mrs A. N. Barnette Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Holman Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Barr Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Barrineau, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Holton Mr. and Mrs Don G. Beek Mrs. A. F. Horn Mr. and Mrs W. E. Benton Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Inman Commander and Mrs. Kenneth Berg Mrs. Catherine Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bilicki Mrs. J. E. Karias Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Bishop, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Blum Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Knowles Mrs. Thos.B. Bowen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brett, Sr. Carl L. Larsen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brockway Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lesko Mr. and Mrs Edward Butler Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long Mrs. James A. Byars Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Lund Mrs. Leta Campen Mr. and Mrs. G. N. McCallister Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Carace Mr. and Mrs R. D. Matthias Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carwile Mr. and Mrs R. E. Mayes Earl B. Chappell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Robert Meerman Mr. and Mrs. Willie T. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Murden, Sr. Mrs. E. F. Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Worth E. Norman Mr. and Mrs H. A. Coley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs S. V. Norwood Mr. and Mrs G. L. Craig Mrs. Molly Owens Mr. and Mrs T. W. Cullipher Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parlette Mr. and Mrs James K. Dobbs Mrs. Vernon R. Paul Mr. and Mrs J. E. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Phillips, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Donnell - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Price Mr. and Mrs C. L. Dowdy Mr. and Mrs F. M. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Reamy Mr. and Mrs Blair Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. George L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs Robert FitzGerald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Reffett Mr. and Mrs Harold Forshaw Mr. and Mrs. W. Clayton Rosser Mr. and Mrs Benj. O. Gary Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Staffordsg Mr. and Mrs W. H. McGhee Mrs. Edward A. Staylor Mr. and Mrs E. S. Glemming Mr. and Mrs. Gage T. Myers Mr. H. V. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook 'H Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grape Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Degenhardt Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hales Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jordan 4 A tip for a miss vvho's extra special If you are an alert young woman, you'll find an extra special job at the telephone company. You'll meet lots of young people your own age . . . work in pleasant surroundings . . . receive good pay while you're being trained...get regular raises. And you don't need any experience! Best of all, you'll he helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A A good place fo work 145 ck! Best Of Lu SIDNEY'S Ancl The Varsity Shop 6218 Sewells Pt. Road 119 W. Freemason St. NORVIEW Downtown RUSSELL and HOLMES SHOES S E Your Friendly Family Shoe Store 6208 E. Sewell Pt. Road 146 E. Little Creek Rd Norview Ward's Corner Where Shopping is a Pleasure Congratulations Seniors Sporlsman's Shop 130 PLUME STREET NORFOLK, VA. H. D. Oliver . 1 FUNERAL APARTMENTS 1501 Colonial Avenue Norfolk 7, Virginia 146 iiBX QWx W f W7 ff X f X We W M X f 7 wwf' SXQ X 'I f I I I M W f X I I l I XI A CAREER W1th a Future' If you hke sclence and m3th6m3t1CS, conslder engineering for your career! En inee 'n ' th f' ld ft d or a Job wlth a n engineer! 7 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND Powek COMPANY 547 Herber E. Ewell Walter E. Williamson Jr EWELL E WILLIAMSEN FUNERAL HEME 436 Thirty-Fifth Street At Colonial Avenue Telephone MA 2-6092 Norfolk, Virginia STRUCTURAL STEEL A Bar Joist : Metal Deck : Long Span Joist Sheet Metal : Industrial Conveyors : Barges Small Boats : Hoppers : Tanks UL 5-4707 lf ' uf TIIIEWATER STEEL CEEHCINE. 5751 lst St. CJust Off the Military Hgwy.-Opposite. the WTAR Towerl 2 64' 71045164 Phone UL 5-1381 E' Wanda! 1 45 H4 MATTHIAS AUTO SERVICE General Automobile Repairing Official Inspection Station 33-19 Azalea Garden Road LUMBER 8: BUILDING SUPPLIES Mill Work Wood Preserving Plant POWELL-McCELLAN LUMBER COMPANY West Coast Fir Timbers 3200 Lafayette Blvd. UL 5-4752 846 E. Little Creek JU 7-0991 vox FUNERAL ll0ME 631 Westover Ave. MA 2-4791 A Service with Devotion Frank N.'Graves Hal J. Bonney, Jr. Director Associate 149 FREDDY'S DRIVE-IN Specializing In Italian-American Food Pizza on the Curb Finest of Fine Foods and Beverages Served Inside or on the Curb Corner of Little Creek Sz Chesapeake Street Compliments of NORVIEW PHARMACY ABBOTT'S CONTINENTAL HOUSE , Phone MA 7-4027 100 Freemason Street KAY JEWELRY CO., INC 114 E. Sewells Point Road Norfolk 5, Va. Jewelry Craftsman Diamond Stylist Phone JU 8-0471 OK to Owe Kay Air Conditioned Shop BEN'S BARBER SHOP 6137 E. Sewells Point fln the Heart of Norviewj PHONE UL 30640 TOTS 81 TEENS MATERNITY WEAR 6177 E. Sewell Point Rd. Norview, Norfolk, Va. PHONE UL 35685 JAN ET'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 126 Taussig Blvd. PHONE JU 82110 B E L T O N E For Better Hearing Bus. UL 3-6305 Res. UL 3-4658 EDITH HUGO Flowers for all Occasions 11-10 Hugo Avenue Norfolk 13, Va. Prepare for your secure future now with a saving account with MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Norfolk-Portsmouth. Virginia Beach Serving the' financial Compliments of ROSES' 5 81 I0 cash and needs of the community Norview since 1889. Compliments of a TH E H U B FRI EN D Dresses Coats Sportsweai Lingerie BUDY-FENDER COLLISION REPAIRS V Pnirzling by the Az S V I U Y 1556 AAALEA GARDPA Rn. OT 51 RAY METHOD . 4 , 11 Block South of PRR! S 11 As 0111 5 ,niil wlki I pert Color Matching . Q, W L, Q- h I aranteed Work M R nablc Rates I' Ii t' hates u A 111 1 F' Tl to 1 ULYSSES 3-6503 FRANK R FORD COMPANY Jewelers and Silversmiths DIAMONDS OUR SPECIALTY 229 Granby Street HOLLOMON-BROWN FUNERAL HOM-E Q1- 152 COMPLIMENTS OF Phone JU 3-2295 Free Estimates W. H. mm, WELLER BEACON BOOK SHOP Painting Contractor .f----X, :gsm 8053 M61'Fitt NOI'fOlk, Virginia Granby Street 265 Boush Street COMPLIMENTS of the NORFOLK E. SPERTNER COMPANY Jewelers Since 1879 Incorporated 407 Granby St. 133 Brooke Ave. N01-folk 10, Virginia and 14 Southern Shopping Center PHONE MA 5-2511 6907 E. Sewell PT. Road Phone UL 3-4700 E. B.PARKER E.B.PARKER E559 , ...W 1 I -,e, UX. W.- ,., w.1.......-W., .-.....,....,....,......., .1 !53 4 l' Vie2 l f 1? l ll, 5 ffgy I f rl Vx X , P lf, 6 i if t A r hen you think about it, the family photographer falls somewhere in the family doctor-lawyer classification. The photographer, like the doctor and lawyer, is called upon when major events in your life occur. With a fine studio portrait you can relive in later years the happiness of the engagement, the wedding. the arrival of children. A photograph is part of forever, and our studio takes this responsibility seriously. ak We are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu- ating class. We hope that this is the beginning of a lifelong relationship. PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO 4th FLOOR G SMITH AND WELTON' T54 UL 55286 3600 E. SEWELL Pt. GENE ANNARINQ GARRE1:1 QPOIETSWEAR DANCE s'ruDlo 113 Ntiitlgglewtleet , For Your Bflllet-Tap-Acrobatlc Formal Wear and Sportswear Baton-Ballroom-Modern Jazz Tel. UL 37312 OPEN Evenin8'S Year Round Classes BLACK ANGUS Phone MA 7-5187 L. R. Crutsinger RANT AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 2908 Church Street Norfolk 4, Virginia 1900 Little Creek Road The Best For 18 Years FINEST FOOD SERVED... f-ANYWHERE EllELBLU'l'E'S 81 SIINS 155 CHARTERED BUS . vi-: . .. School Buses for Charter in PHONE UL 56636 w M 41 2 , :6. . ft O Q 251: IIQ, John Vangol 1551 Azalea President Garden Road I Congratulations and Rest Wishes to the 1959 Graduation Class BARR BROS., JEWELERS 227 Granby Street 449 THE GIFT SHOP 8480 Chesapeake Illvcl. Snug Harbor Shopping Center TEENA PAIGE DRESSES SKIRTS AND SWEATERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 MA 2-1286 ECONOMY DRAPERY SHOP, INC. INTERIOR DECORATORS Custom Made 211 W. Freemason St. Norfolk 10. Va. SIDE'S STATIONARY PHONE Ju 71078 112 West Little Creek Rd. RAMSEY'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 5028 East Princess Anne Rd. PHONE UL 37601 Norfolk, Va. SMiTH'S FURNITURE C Q 422 Grundy St. Phone MA 7-5605 , BOWLARAMA Compliments of Norfolk's Newest Bowling Center ' 7641 Sewells Point Road lx Phone JU 7-5261 E xx Downtown 8z Wards Corner Compliments L co. Incorporated of FUEL OIL-KEROSENE Phones JU 8-0631-JU 8-6644 514 Burleigh Ave. RUSSELL ETHERIDGE, Mgr C 81 C PLASTERI G COMPANY 2640 Cromwell Rood , Phone MA 7-7125 157 L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are School 8. Colleges Official Jewelers For NORVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Representatives: Mrs. Eva B. Anderson : Dallas Pickard, Jr. P. O. Box 146 Richmond 1, Va. Telenhone: ELgin 8-6612 fi IS8 Agni' x 4 37 yhg' E I TIIE HOME FOR YOUR SAVINGS HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 0 700 Roush Street Norfolk o 3511 High Street Portsmouth 112 W. York Street Norfolk-Main Office Established 1904 HAMPTON ROADS PAPER COMPANY, INC. -- iNxxNxPi1i?'mmzS Q X 235 Main sf. ,gpg 3 P. o. Box 3121. lfiiill Phone MA 2-4004 ff fb N01-folk 14, va. 58-62 Commerce St. Distributors--Office Outfitters Wholesale Paper-Stationery TAYLOR BURGESS Hairstyling Solon 1195 Artistic Hair Styling N fi M Ilair Shaping QW? Call JUstice 8-70-19 Wards Corner, Norfolk, Va. Paints and Wallpapers E. CALIGARI AND CO. Incorporated Established 1896 JU 8-8059 7461 Tidewater Drive Norfolk, Va. Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN 5 81 10c Stores Wards Corner GIRARD'S INCORPORATED 126 East Little Creek Road -7 Compliments TATEM'S 15 p of 4- b -1--.. Naval and Civilian Tailoring 3307 Azalea Garden Road Phone UL 3-4720 W. J. SHACKELFORD INSURANCE AGENCY 316-318 Kresge Building 159 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE '59 PILOT Taste the Difference .-t1-y.- BIRTCHERD DAIRY FARMS PRGDUCTS 1600 Monticello Avenue UNDER LABORATORY CONTROL MILK : ICE CREAM Member of the Quality Chek'd Ice Cream Association Phone MA 2-6501 160 PRICE'S INCORPORATED 133 W. Charlotte Street Norfolk, Virginia BUILDING MATERIALS CORP. 3122 Broad Creek Road MA 2-7195 MA 5-6895 MA 5-0597 Cash :md Uzu'1'v In grateful appreciation from the '59 Pilot staff to the following: Fairmont Building Supplies Inc. 3307 Hanbury Street Norfolk, Virginia Mr. C, W. Perdue, Our Principal Mr. A. T. Leidy, Our Assistant Principal This is what you did to ug, Mr. Bill Hash, Representative of Delmar Pub- lishing Company. Mr. A. E. Manning THE FACULTY THE STUDENT BODY OUR ADVERTISERS And most of all to our Sponsor. Mrs. A. S. Jones Who has given her t i m e a n d energy to make our book u suc- cess. Our Thanks To You! Carol, Louise And The Staff. I6I 8 1 'Norvjewites enioying 0 Cokeu wa M' A N Q 4 + fa YF .5 . ji 'M . 'Wiz A ,.i,,i':. ., -v K, -834 . ' an :gs ig V' . .. .,.,L.,,.ux -G+ W QQ? 153 S fs, vi 1 . if , ' 11. ,V S 'Q . If MW 1 , irlin. 553 fggg A g:Qf,f.iA,:dl ., gwin i'73 X , ii -' .'. X 'tg' , Af f , . ' , n . , . S . , . 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