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

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The Senior Class of 1949 GWENDOI.YN SPRUILL ARTHUR STALi,1Nos D0NA1,D SHAW Kempsville High I NE1Al,1E S-rApp0RD President of Class I, 3 Band z, 3 Student Council I, z, 3 Science Club 1 Clee Club z Basketball 4 Basketball 7., 3 Fork Union Military Academy z Chcering Squad 3, 4 Cheering S uad 4 Glee Club 1 J. V. Football 3 Majorette 3 Home Ee. Elllub 4 Science Club 1, z Varsity Football 4 Senior Play lvlonogram Club 4 Allied Youth 4 EL1iAzias1 TILI 15'1'T fiLORIA T1L1.E'r'ri3 prettiest, peppiest, and most pre- sistant yellers in the district. They convinced all that We were Cavaliers born and Cavaliers bred. Of Course, we've had to study this year, but we believe that all Work CHARl,0'l FE VOLIVA DALLAS Vo1.1vA and no play makes even Seniors dull people-so We've had a happy time. Members of our class have starred in all phases of high school life. In fact, We held the key positions in all extra curricular activities, and well,

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The Senior Class of 1949 My 2 FLAINIQ lVlYIiRs President of Class I Student C.ounc'l I 4-ll Club 1, Secretary z Ba I HL l, l, 1, 4 Glee Club .I Allied Youth 4 Vice-President 4 KIQNNHIH MIeI,soN Annu1ilS13ff4 I 6 fm' l' I ROBERT Mme I2'r'r Secretary of Class I H , N BEVERLY NE.Al. l reasurer ol Llass z Treasurer ol' l li-Y Club I Basketball I, z, z, 4 'Science Club I, 3, 4 Home lic Club I. z Annual Stall' 4 lilee Club 1 Treasurer of Class 4 Cbeering Squad I lvlonogram Club 4 c:l'1CUl'lCilklUl' 4 Track I, z, 5, 4 Science Club .I Basketball 4 4 Newspaper Quill' 4 Football z, I, 4 Monogram Llulw 4 Senior Play Senior Play lJAVlD PIIIGIQIIN DEAN P 'I' Senior Play Tr 's Jfxalass I ' Club I 'ence ub I, z Annual .4 would be incomplete if we mentioned nothing about our brains, ln the scholastic Held we find Jackie Kellam in first place with a 97 average and in order followed .loyce Xvhitehurst, joan lfaw, ,lack Wlroton, Phyllis FRED RIIJIIE VIRGINIA Ronmsow Secretary oflllass z, Treasurer I Student Council 3 lfootball I, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 lliY 7., 5, 4 Annual Stall 4 lvionogram Club 4 lf F A I Track Manager 4 Science Club I, z VVilson, Lois Gornto, and Mary l,ee Leatherwood. Their averages ranged from 97 to 90. Wle are proud of their records. Last, but by no means least, are our cheerleaders. YVe are confident our cheerleaders were the

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The Senior Class of 1949 t we should, for We had talent. Footlights onl Curtain going up on our Seniour play, Don't Keep Him VVaiting.l' It may not have won distinguished from the critic judge, but We thought Hollywood had noth- NM Ai.icE XVADE ffhecrlcuder 4 llumc lic, Club 3, 4 Secretary, 3 4 Newspaper Stall 4 Cilcu Club z lvlujorcltc 3 gcimcc Club ,, 2 JAMES hvAl.ES ing on us. VVe even got curtain calls. Then came that much awaited week H-those rare june days-and the familiar The Senior Class requests y o u r p r e s e n c e -Baccalaureate and the thrill of graduationithe a,w,,,oC0-. 070-JD, - I.ou1sE VHELCHEI. l Roosevelt High, Honolulu i, 2, 3 Y , Home lzc. Club 4 VN ALTER xhAI,ES cglcc Club 4 JEANE'l l'E VV!-ll'I'E DlJNAl.D xvHI'l'EHURS'I' Rl,WOR'l'H VVHl'l'RHURS'l' Jox'eE WHi'rEHURs'r Baseball z Vice-President of Class 3 Track 3, 4 Bela Club 3, 4 Science Cluh 1 Science Clulw i, z Band z, 3 4-ll Club i, z, 3, President z Sccrelary 3 Softball i, 1 Volleyball 1, 1. Allied Youth 4 Cheering Squad 2, 4 Annual Stall' 4. Editor Senior Play