Oceana High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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The Senior Class of 1949 things in store. This feeling was right, the next year proved it. Juniors at last! Of course, the Banquet was the center of our thoughts and we set our hearts to raising the much needed cash. The WILLIAM CARSON Science Club i, 2 Hi-Y Club 3 Beta Club 3, 4 Nlonogram Club 4 Student Council 4 President Student Body 4 Football 3, 4 Science Club 1, 7. Basketball Bit Cl b 4 Baseball 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 DAl,I,AS CARR Scmor Play resultia gala Halloween affair- fortunes told, ghosts, popcorn, and hot dogs. It was a great success. The Banquet was held at the Gay Manor Hotel. There was music, soft lights, corsages and oh, yes! JEANETTE CRAWFORD Blair junior High i Assistant Manager Basketball z Clee Club z Home Ec. Club 2 Manager Basketball 3, 4 Cheering Squad 3 Dramatic Club 3, Secretary 4 Bcta Club 3, 4 Newspaper Club 1., 3, 4 N' s a -r Staff JEANNE COOKE e a u 3, 4 cwsp pc 4 Dramatic Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Glec Club 3, 4 Monogram Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Play CAI-i-IE CROCKETT SHIRLEY DARDEN Basketball i, z, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Cvlee Club 4 Softball 1 Monogram Club 4 MBand i Cheering Squad 3, Captain 4 Science 1, 7. Home Ec. Club 4 Senior Paly, Make up ajorette 4 Cheering Squad 4 Safety Driving 4 RICHARD DAVIS THOMAS DAWSON Baseball 1, 1, 3, 4 Football 4 Cvlee Club 4 Newspaper Club 4 One-Act Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Treasurer of Class 1, 3 Hi-Y Club 3 Student Council 2, 4 Safety Driving 3 Monogram Club 4 Treasurer of Glee Club 4 Senior Play

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The Senior Class of 1949 used in variety shows, and our minds were lmetter trained to think. Two memlaers ofour class were voted out- 'standing in different fields. Elaine Myers reigned as queen ol' the Hallo- ween party and .loan lfaw was voted NAr:c'Y .Mins l3.Isl4t'tl1IIll I 7. z K.IIvC.l1pIgm1 4 Snlllwull I outstanding in dramatics at the State Drama lfestival. Our Sopho- more year was good. At least we were one-half the way up the ladder. Folks certainly knew we were around. XVC had the feeling that we had lsig CA R011 Allmfx VIcL'-l,I1'sILlcIII Cllass .3 AIlllLl2ll Null' 1 llunu- li' fflulw I. I Nexxsiwapcr Slull ,I Kilt-L' f 'lul' I Safely l7rvIIIg,1 filIuI'lI':Ir.lcI' I .1 fllxccrlcmlci' I, flupluin .1 Mm MII.,-I , Nut-II.,-y fVl4InIugrgIl11fiIUlw 4 l.lll'lSI-Q BAIt4'ItuI'I' lI7liI.l. B.-xiuris lVlAkIox Hmcnrzs PA'l'RlL'lA Bamvnieit EDGAR Bkowx WIIII.I.AM BI'IzIu:I.I. Glen- fllulw L Cllec filulw I, z 4-H Clulw I, 1 Studern Cfuuncil 4 lit-III fllulw I, 4 Home lie Cfluls 4 Science Cflulw I, z KI V. lfoollwall z, z llomt- lic iflulv I Clint-ring Squad I, 4 Track hlanager 1 Annual Stull 4 llzmd I, .1 lklimugruln Clul' 4 flluwrlvig Sniuuxl I Vice-President of flluss z 'liraclx .1 fil1ccI'lcnLlcr 4 Student Council z Drzlinarln' Cllulw 4 Allied Youth Club 4 Allied Youth .1 Science Cflula I, z

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The Senior Class of 1949 .Sq B 5 Q .lo-xx lfxw ' o l'iilvlic lisa:-.ling I. 3. : x Q Un-.Nut Play 1. z 1 iilyyfflulw 1. g, 1 l'l'L'suli'i1l i 0 llomc lic Cfluli r. L ' NUXXYIVIPUI' Stull I. I l. -B ' lfdilm' .1 .Xnnuzll Stull .1 I llcla ffluli x. 4 llismi'iai14 Ilyyy Ijmyyxwtyl-iju Drzlmzllxc lflulw Q, 4, ScL'l'cl.1rx' Q , , , President 4 V AI.'I'liR l,AY I HUMA5 Doss limi Cilul- 4 Senior Play Af, EVA l,ol' Faiuzmirz .lol-is FIMPLE Armuzv FURNAI. Biiom' clAI,I.l'l' lklome lic Cfluh z Homcl2e.Clul1 3 Baseball z. if 4 fhcering Squad 3 filee Club 4 lfooilwall x, 4 Cilisc filulw 1 Bantl 1, .3 SclencL'Cflul1 I z, Beta Cflul' 4 Chcerlng Squad 5, 4 lX1onogram Cflulw 4 Newspaper Slall A4 Annual Stall 4, Ar! lzdnor your favorite steady. It was super and something we'll remember for years. Most certainly not to he forgotten was our May Day Celebra- tion. Never did the sun shine on a fairer queen and court. Our elected representatives from the .luniors were Carol Allen and Delores hlartin. They were lovely to look at and eer- tainly pleasant to think on. The hand made such a name for itself this year and to be sure, we .luniors