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

 - Class of 1952

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Jiffy? ffwm L N li F F1 TI-Hi YEAR, 1952 l and 1111 the days and mms that made it an exciting time for us F 9 THE YEAR 1952 Y., 5' I bf x :lf 'lynx Y ' - jj Z!! l , 1, ,gin ' ' Y ' , 'yt' I 1 lla , in ! '4f h THE CAVALIEQ and Tl-IE YEAR lQ52 F, ALL Ha.. q 1' V . ARQUND SCI-IGCDI. IN THE YEAR 1952 i E I3 T .J 9 .W fb 155W A , - if-I AQ ' Q Q ' Yi 7 . K H- , jg ' 3. .gw I ' . ' R ,E 1 3! f - X, - gs- 1 ,,. ' 1 Q I i, X a P L s ,I Six ,, Eg -1 -.fag-23 SN --4.:1Y-,KJ Q 1 . X rl ,H yi' 55 - .y , f1f 'A:Q?,1 Xlzffxiifieef-.srffsv,,. . ll . V 1 B , D Ui, ,, , . ,, , . 1 3 fl t ' , ' X if - 'Y mmfk 3 I 1 -1 -Q-,.,, Q .. A dw K ' . V V 1 ' N A-Na Q 1, 4 X W it haw, Fgifl-wg , , . , Ji- R- V A ,mpggk l ,.,, :wg - -A . W:-5 'X Q w4!'5,4'f'eK-1-f'vf5,.i,,gW.., : YQ ' 1 . 4 Xi.. 'au -f,. : ' 1 ,, , . v- , .. - 4 ., ..., , . , 'Q - , M . H ,Q X - Q ', , . r .Q , , ' 'iff' ' 4 ' F, V- . Q yv -wr-,wg -S.,-Q , h A - . K pg Q . M x . , I . 5 , E 1 - ff,-.1 g Q f , i- 3 f 1 ' +- . 5, -f-Q , , '. 1 V ' , ' ' 1, 5, fy 7 5' Aly W Ai Q l 1 S - - an :ig -ilvfiw , ' A 1 ' .X nf' sw, ff. ' -f N-feggrjz, . --K., f 8 X F YA ' , ,X fig Na ,if I 2:5 X , I , , . l 1 'gg ' VIP! . ' A v A 7 'QI QF YT 'Q-gn ' S n95l Qhv CQVM O6Jl.CClfiOl1 We the Seniors of 1952. dedicate our yearbook to our Senior sponsors Miss Constance Loving and Mrs. M. J. Owens. who have worked beside us with us. and for us. THE YEAR, 1952 and the people Si . o M Mali INIILLARD P. STRit.i4L13R M. A. University of Virginia A. B. Hampden-Sydney The 1951-52 year is now history, but fond memories will linger on for years. A sincere desire for success and happiness goes to all members of the graduating class of 1952. You, your fellow students and faculty have worked hard to make this book a memorable one by depicting the true life of the high school student. Many other accomplishments for your Alma Mater merit praise. May the other classes represented in this book be inspired to strive to become even better students and leaders than those who have gone before. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1952 upon your many achievements and may God bless you in whatever you undertake in life. x .ll'I.IA Hifncsms A. B., M. A. University of Richmond English and Latin lN1ARGARli'l' BAILIZY A. B.. Elon lxldfll and Sminl Studies '7' LQLURIA Ruin B. S., l.OllgVVOUxl Suiencc IZIKQAR l'lARNHII.I. R. P. I. Social Studies .mil Speech .ind D1'.lIlI.lIlCS AN. CoNsTANc.is Loviwcs lj. A.. lnilgwuoil Spanish .inil English AlliXYlil.l. XX l'll'll.Ul,K li. A., M.iry Wfnsliiiigruii English ax 1 l He. u 4 ANNL Uxvl.Ns lDUllU'lllY Hlflmcams li, S, M.1tliwng Business li. S., Rntlfortl Home Iiconomics XYlIl.l,IAM Plutrmkm' RVH1 UORNTU li. S. I-lumptlcn-Sytlney A. li., Rnnclolplm-Mzlcun Science Math bCH00l CORP XVILLIAM 'l'A1uzH Cfortlnntl State Tcnclmers and Syrncuse Phys. Ed., Science, bl. V. Basketball and Varsity Tennis JOHN BROIJERICK Potsdam State Teachers College Mechanical Drawing and Safety Driving Ii. IE. COX l3lmNc.1is Hvlxams A. B., Willi.lI11 .md M.1ry U. A., XVilli.1ln .und Mary M. A., Universiry of Vir History, Government, lfnunselor MARY GLENN TAYLOR B. S., Longwood, English and Math ginm Sminl Studies .xnd Math .IUN15 LYON B. S. Mndisnn I.ibr.1ri.ln l ,IUANNIC S'l'1iRl.lNll li, S., l.ungwuod Pllysigal lfdxzmrimm .llhi lfnglieh lf, Ii. TM'1.oR A. B., Emory .llkl Henry Math. Suuinl Studics .und Physical Illmuimm ' x 5 43 Q Q. 4? 'Q 11- gi S . 4-Y., T.- C.- -.-v J K.. M. 'IUMKU Ii. S., V. P, 1. Shwp, Dirccmr uf Arlmlcriu In .-xx 5111.1 rx R. P. l. Ilisrrnlvlxriw E s.1LlC.llfiUIl ' , IM.-Xlilil, Ix151.1.x' rlrxxlfylx B. b.. Madlswn Sucncc. Fnglimll I-I1A1.lTN Po'1'1'I'l: Snlwul SCAYCLIFB' Ii fy ur v D Qa- riff, Dukmim' ,Iuxlis Shcn.1nJw.1h Cmmscrmmry Musig nl.-xmrs CAN'IXX'l'l.I. CiiIlLiUIl.lIl Cfur15crv.m1ry Director of Music uf Music SENICDR CDFIIICERS President ................... Perry Chambers Vice President . . . ........ Roger Miles Secretary ..... ..... P artsy Abernathy Treasurer . . .... johnny McCloud SENIORS PA1'1uc:1A A1s1s1zNA1'HY JUANITA ALDRIDGIQ SYLVIA BAcsGm 1' XVILLIAM BARTEE .IAM1as BARTON MARILX'N BENHAM A LILLIAN Booxuu A MARX' BOWDEN SENICDTQS XVARRIZN BRINKLIYY SHIRLEY BROTHEIKS UUE B1a'l l'x' Suu BROWN ,lmuz BULHANAN 1N1AR'l'HA BURc91ass Roycili BYRIJ EDWARD CH12s'1'ER PERRY CHAMBERS :ef IV' SENICDRS fra FR 6-V -s 4? f.I.141fN Clr1.x'izr:11cml1s1f .I 4-ro ,un-x SHIRLLQX' IDAVIS - klcmaml lim, Q 'rf 1! I IcmAc xi FlVI'R!ZI.I. 1' v . ,X GN ff? Bzivlu' Gfxlmmlzlz i H Z. PW' fX1A'l'l'IlZ Lou GIDDING3 1Xf111.nm31n Gomflusx' FAYLQ LEE GREEN Dams HMM UM ORA IDAII. Hfxlam' W11.1QY I'IA1:RELL HYMIQN Hfxums BARBARA H1iNL12Y Bon JOHNSON SENIOQS ANN Hours HELEN ,lowes 'M ig SENICDRS LX Q ,.- ine, N:-1 RQ, , A , 'A 1 3 CERIZTCQHEN KIME I f iw!- 'X -6 R- --qu 5?- N , , C r ..f i v '53 f KERMIT LAND BIARILYN Lliumui NANCY IWALBON Sig 5 JOHN NY Mc3CLoL'D VIULIAN MCDANIELS HERMAN NIEDLIN CATHERINE MEEKS RomzR Mamas l5Ii'l'SY NRLRUN BARBARA IQOIKRYCE lbumfxm Om VERNON P1aARci12 XVILLIAM POWELL SENICDRS ARLRN12 IVIYIERS CALLIE PRICE is,- -9' N 'K WSQ1 x SENIGIQS '19- .nw 'l.. ? Q 11 ,lov Ruin LIUAN PRUDEN CAROLE RATLEY ELSIE Rlczls Lula Sc,HA12FIf12n ELIZANOR SMEDLIEY ALFRED SMITH WILBUR SNOW SENICDRS '94 ,f ' . gf W., .. lxlmzma 'lbw .1 ' -,L 4 Awmi lUI.lilx H ,, N 'lkml www Mmm l.1a1i '-N',xRIv ,inaug- -Q. GK idx ,wr filxlcusXvllmllinvlxwl .pw ' , 4' .fm , Y ,, x li, ,. yum 530422 ' ZVWK b ' -sg Q' 49' . V- v ':: Q,M.,4o-f , PQc.z.x I oI1Xv'o:mAu H q IA' Iiixkmx -I V -x R' V13 ' 5 . '1' 1 E. A 1 5 JUNIGQS TOP RCJW: l to rg Bobby Allen, Denny Allen, joseph Beck, Peggy Bishop, Bobby Carlton Betty -lean Catnn, Stuart Chaplain. Shirlev Curry, ,lcrrie Davis, Marion Dudley, Eugene Farrar Sitlney Farrow, janet Fentress, Patsy Franklin, Norma Gilbert. JUNIOFQS TOP ROVU: 1 to rg Nancy Gregg, Wfalrurr Gresham, Irvmg Greenberg, AI. D. Harley, BHIIULIIZL Hitchings, Barbara Huggurd. Earl Hoggard, Gcmlriinc Huggins, ,lean Hurst, Audcry Hutsenpillcr, Larry Jenctte. W'.1yne Jcitcr. Bar1w.1r.1 Kerman, Bentley Lackey, Dirk Lockhart, JLJNICDQS TOP RUXV: l tu r, Frdmcx Mlrtin, Clamlyn Mtatimm, Bt-tlty Nattulwbin. ,lanitc NtDonaltl liwlwlwy Mittlwll. Albert blfwrcwtlxc, Betty Murtlcn, 'llwmus Nash, Dmnc Newman. Bill Perry, Dar lt-nc Rcul. Almtnnc Russell, Ev.: Lcc SHVJKLZC, Clmrlwrc SCdl'lWlDl'I7l,lgh, Cortlcllti Scott, JUNIQRS TOP RUXW: l In rg Harry Smith. -lohn btmngc. C..lrul htmrige, Gates Sykci. Duns Taylor Nicholas Thcmiilcs, Aimstasia Thcmiilm, Doris Tillettc, Gmgc Valcos, Louis Vuliva, Tuny Wailm worth. Curtis Wfiilgcun, Ray NVlmitchciiil, Ralph W illi.1ms. Niirinrie XY nc:Iyhi1nil. z -ng SCDPI-IQIVIQRES L3?f.'fi, fn 'Q I Sl 25. if I if 1, I. ' 4.11 -Q --6 4.-13 .-.- ...N R7 ff- '- Mk ,,,I Q 5. L. fa- 0 ,.. ...fix .5 - ,x' 'I K x -, ...,. , . 'L I ' Dfw. ' '29 W 'fx f. alfa, f I I 59 I' .rv-'v CL ' 'nk 'A' ea .3 5 . b ,wxq X. ,. X .,. I lfx 'II ' I ' I M' 'Mu' F l,w if 3 we ' Q-:kv - 'I ! I . X I,I.I I' TU RIUIIT. FIRST RUXV, Gcurluc AIIIrlII,:c. CI1JFIcx Ammons. Shirley Adclwttc, -Lukic I,L.uIry, D.xx'1II Betty. IfII1w Bnmn. SILLUND IUIXV3 Mulmcl C,.1vcII1. AI.lLqL1cIim- i,.lmm. Luq' Cllmrxsman, Betty Lou Cornikk. Lur- ILIIIC C wx. jimmy CQr.ILILImIQ. IIIIRD RUXV: D.1rIcne Cruclxnwrc, Imoiucnc f,uIvcr, Bully ,Icgm C1LlIVt'I'I1l7lISC. Gladys rKim2 D.1xI11cIII. Caumcy Unix. Ifmcxt IBLIIIIIIW Dmndwn. VUIIRTH RUXY: XY'.1vcrIy Duke. IXI.1IwcI Ifimplu. .Ilhlfl Gallup. ,IMI-cis G.mIm:r. SCDPHCDMCDRES W x Q. Q. . lil iw. M' x J N 0'-5. ,,. . ls 1 ,ws Q5 N' fn:-v n.,14 'Q' fog In ,.. ,paw kr ... Q' sa 'A ., iff' .Y ps T Kimi aging P9 Nw '47 Q 5 1 X ii X Iii Q ww r ima- ew .,,, T ,, NAL, LEFT TU RlC1HTg FIRST ROXV: Mdry Virginia Garrntt. Betty ,lean Gmllrcy. Shirley Hiinilin. 'lnhn Harmon, C. li. H.irri5, Helen H.lQ'I11.lI1, SECOND ROXV: Lwrctm Hiuhingx, ,liunn Huglice, lxiirhcrinc .l.1.:cr. Chris Knnicrllies, Ciiynsllc Kime. Aileen King. THIRD RUXV: Roy l..1B.1rrcr, Car-il Luh. ,ludy Lovell, liunt Lmulcr, Davnl lnivrisglicfl. Rulwcrt Lucllkc. FOURTH RUXV: Dclurcs Mdngci, Gurgililinc Niiluctr, Melvin Moore, Brine Miirriin, I' 'NOX -,U K 311 9 My '55 SCDIDI-ICDMCDRES A .Ag--,-1- --, asia. l1..h?'5 li 96 32' lag' M r 4- 'N r' . Q f. ' N 'X . '45 5: S Q, 5 Q3 ga 513 1: 3 . C K f' -fx ' 0' Q 'nd -r ' . I - .' 1 1 4,1 F 5 ' I fgfa ' ' N Q . g.,x Wk. . ' ' ll n 1-F Q - Ta T .YL Sa Q? Fx .1-U' f'.,,, 4 ' 7' 'Qtr' Y T4 l M A 6 A G4 - Al lc' ,M ' 'L' is Q as 'Of 7' F ' XJ I LIQFT TU RIGHT: FIRST RUXY, FrlNN.1I1l Mutt. D-vrmy Uulesloy, Leona Uveratreer. Frames Ferry. Vlune Petcrsrwrx. Brrlwlwy Powell. SLCOND RUXY: Berry ,Im Quesenlwerry. lark Ramey. ,lamea Rexuliter. Shrrley Rezrsrer. Ellen Rerrelbach. Arm Rhue, Tl-HRD ROXY: Barlwara Rrrterxhnuee. ,llllra Rlttenhuuse. H-.wwarel Savage, Larry Sraumnn. Peay Terrell. Dolly XY'hire. FOURTH RUXV1 Bublwy xyrlli-PFI. Carwle NY'1l5-fn. Andy XY'rw,,uel. Luls W'oo.l. SUPHOMURES NUT SHOXYN: Thomas Barerofr. George Boall. Dale Brown. James Lengh, Terry Mefall. Nick Bhfulley. Charley PUIFIUQIOH. Bololwy XY'a5l1burn. Twmmy BluCrary. Clawmn McGrath. Ruby Twmlimun. Luis XY'hirman. Par Fisher. Vame Parrerwn. ,loan Mrlver, Nancy Rala- I-rn. Marv N-lrr-un. :Xllrian Tlwrupwn. .-1' 4006! If X !f 9x '5 iv-nr' , - 1 V, x i ti Hz 'vs N s Q A . H Mttrtiz Alwrihitlw, Di,tnnc Haggctt, Silly Biinus, Ditkic liartmtt. lftitiiu Ikirncw Bill B.irtnn, Li.iii linvlum, -Inc Bislinp, Kntltryn l5!.t?.L-, jimmy Hiyttlt ,lun Br,1ithw.iitc, Dunn.i Bunth, -Iinimy Burnixli, B.1rlmr.t C...tkn:, Dnrntliy Ltirwn. David Clirisinarl. iXl.irk Ciiuk. Rita Craig. Anim Cruscr. Genrgc Curry. Louis Darden, Otis. Darden. Janet Davis, ,Itmis D.1vis. T. VI. D.1vis. Robert Forbes, Charles Gurd- ncr. Betty Gilbert, Buddy Green. FVQESI-IMEN , ' 7' 2 f- ' aj. ,ffl M ' . r - -,gs -gs 'Sw' 'Q' 'wry Y' x i 173.1 'sm A Q05 X , at 'V ,. 1 f .4351 ,S 1. -1, ff. .Q .Q 3 ' ' . alll' X . ,an 41 .x:, .A 4:3 QNX 'i QW X-'Aff -'--vi.. i 'VF ,Max Q ..., If-v , 'CF' wif' I 135 PRES!-IMEN i 27. fb ,Q 6 15 2 4 X , if , :O sz 13 5 G Q 0. ' 422 -'X 'YN-:X hr- ! 'x I .' 4 ,,. -, ,I A.- 1'2:zL4gf.,. 4? l r 3 6' -I 6- 2 -A - as Q 45 .g. ., .'. .X 'S : Q Q- 2 Q. 1- 9 . .a vw 1 , w -4 , -. 6 ' 1 'S' , -'s' ' A V I wx , , . f 3 . X N A 47 5' if -I, ,. b - ' . fv Va.. '- A, o ' K . -Am' I ,Ev Y X ' A X B.il'.lI1ul1I1.i Swamp. lzlhcl Hilwg. Alnmmx' Hukum, Vlwnnm Huru, Dum H-fl1,1nl Lhdfilt Huupcr, rf, rl, Hmm- Jri, Bllly Hughci. Yxrgxnu Humphrmcx. 1.1-nl Hutscnplllcr 5p.1nP.cv junnnngx, vlmmne xlufiilswfl. 'hmm Kclhnd. P.u.l1nc Kxllch. Iulm I..1nc 1. ,, -Iwin Llvllcr. Mug' 1,111,1- Fcrh Lcmh. Birbarg Lupo. -Tm: XI.1.H,n. Bxll NI.1r5h.1fl Dawn 5Ixf-1.il'1.iY1. ,limes MLA DHILAAJ. Blankhc NInDm,1DuL1:h, LX1xx.1r.1 Xhlxcr. -Luk Xhlvrr. Kay Melwn. Slurlcy Bind- gnrrc. Nlamuer Ann Miller. Mnxinc Mums. Bmw: Murphy, FRESHMEN msg A Q -- :A G - , Anita Myers, Dorothy Nixon, in U' '- ' ' -R -7' eegey I it .1 cr -Llll ,1 RIIL 91 1 Q P- 'Olll4', In Pll- ', 1 ' ' C,.irol Plner, ,xx 7' A Q X- X Ricluril Reatler, Butltly Retl- 7 K. Hx .3 lem, Marrlm Sue Riggs, Kermit :L Sturhorougli, Shirley Stott. Ernest Seneta, 'le.1n Sim- y O, gn V mons, Shelhy Smith, lfmnces 1 ,. 'Q f Speieht. QC ' 5 l v l , , l ,W Linda Steele, Gene Sullon, 5- f f 'Q fr luily Taylor, lulie Valtos, julie N , ,-,f e . ' ' --W' ia- e X -Q9 ' Cray XV.ill.ice. ar ,,y ig,-f grf N V ,P 'QT ' , X 'L' . sq P' . , .JE 4 'file f 'ff - fn ii Lucy Wdrtl, james Wfhite, QQ ' lg 3 Lafayette XVhirehursr. Anne Wfile , 1 , , . '- ' 51, 'ef son. Al, NV. XY'ilson. ' ' 'W.fsfQ3sQ Vivian vc'i,1tc.,n, Harldntl ' , 'N G5 '- XY'ootl. Dickie Anne XY'ootlw,1r,l, F .: Myrnie XY'oo.lwi1rtl, Z'fii'5 51 ' X Freshman Pittures not XV 1 Shown: james Barco. Francois .le lforas, Harold jacohs, jimmy , Ugleshy, Charles Oltlaker, Wfile li.xm Rhodes. XVilli.1m Simpson, XY'illi.1m Stotkley. George Wlarltins, Phyllis Armstrong, Berry Lou Botlluine, B lfnox, Goldie Herrick, Dorothy Meeks, jxrnes Falls, Don.1lil Gregory, Ditlxie Powell, Gene Newnmn, Billy Morrise Steven McD.miels. Cecil Nerbern, Nerve Ouellette, Leon Piper, Rohert Srr.in,ue, Henry Burlow, Beverly Barth Shirley Barcrolt, Murphy Courtney, Micky Mtfulley, Shirley CiLlf.!.il'lL1S, Phyllis Hollis. Ann Louise Nvhite, lli Flon, Emanuel Kutsias. XY'illiam Menchum, ,Lick Ogleslw. Roger M.ilhon, XY'illium Simmons, Joanne Ferrell, 1 Gimhert, W'ilmonr Dowtly, Billy Henson, Howgml ll.irmon, Donaltl lXl.ll'NlLlll. Ronnie Jenkins, Butltly Ulrey, B lliill. Mnr,unrer Iforhes. EIGI-ITH GRADEIQS 2 T: ' .5 5' ' 'W 6 Q 1.2 'F-'o r 3 u 1- 5 5 fi 4' ,, 'Q . I .,t 5A . kd ' .,- L, I , 1- ' F3 -.17 -:rr ' ' -' f 3-Q' '-' 'Q ' , ev ,-, I 54 1 ..f es' : -.1 , , M ' L 'V . , X .ff 'Y A ' ' XA i I I XIX I lb sy. X X I I1 , I ,Ir 325: .ff--a pa ,. I ,. 2' ' I ,-. . Q-' .L ' N F 9 5' ,I 2 av J -'F S.. ,, 4' ,fa 4'- ' ,. -- ,..- ., . , ' f ., , '-if .. A If -'S -1' ' fr ,f Q F .TT Q 2 Q' ' ,Q -.1 f 4 V , . ' ' l .N ti 1. I. - E 1 ,h . '? - I 34 ' Q' y on-1. -2 ' 'X f . rf wg y tw, .31 2 xx X T' ,,: 5' Z' S ' A U' . r Q ,gl V 47 is ' 2 C Sgili , 8 - . ' - F. gl .' 2-2 vu . Q, .1 ' ,C ' ' 1' 1 'tr - 'W' , 7 , V' T. A .- X N' i ' HL i i J yu as v . 1 .fg, -Ll. al 5 -4-P 'T' Q E 4? Y -3' 'T N' f 1 ff ik A A i . ' V A Y , H i.. f ,f- -Q I .3 Q ' L I. - ' V. .,, A t .. ... ' M 0 1. -93 5' . , J Z rbi M .1 V y , ,,, as Q- 1 L E , -i as ' T vj' I L .,, - - y 'T W I ,. 4 .. t . W x X i N ' X ' A XE! i V i AK - E , 1 I , - ' J x N f ,aa 4. Y' I, A - 2137, V X . .5 ' ' V 1 I G NEFF-I 175' F 'iw - . .4 - Bl E e lt. F xx . ' LEFT TU RIGHT: FIRST ROXV: Eiaine Allshrook. Carlene Ambrose, Dickie Ammons. Betty Bartley, Donald Batchelor, Larry Bayless, joe Beachum, Mary Ann Billos, ,lean Blair. SECOND ROXV: Lawrency Bradshaw, Dottie Britt. Anita Brothers, Tommy Brown. Gary Bryan, Allen Burnett. .lon Burnett, Betty Chittum. Helen Coelho. THIRD ROXV: Edwin Coleman, Bohby Creamer, Patsy Dalton. Daniel DeHart, Donald Dough, Betky Edwards, Allen Ellis. Bohhy Ellis, Nanq' Esposito. FOURTH ROXV: Ronald Falls, Susie Farrar, Douglas Ferguson. -loyce Gallup. Cleve Gayle. llllen Godfrey, Shelby Goodwin. Maxine Grayson, Suzanne Halstead. FIFTH ROXV: Billy Harman, Vetnell Harris, Donald Hartley, Faye Hayman, Linda Hearne, XY'iIliam H. Hchden, Bohhy Hewitt, Sandra Hood, Peggy Ann Howard. SIXTH ROXY: Sylvia vlarvis, Phyllis Vlennett, Morris Jester. Marilyn Johnsen, Dick Lambert Upal Lane, Peter Latham. Dennis Lawler. Vicky Licari. x EIS-I-ITI-I GIQADEIQS rfic., ,, A ws., 1- W JI.. 7: , X , -I-Q 5.-11. ,, M . . I- Q' H H X , 0- -. H n H N f- T I - f' 41 ' -f: Ll W I fs 1 V. 4 if X'-al ,. K T ' Y ,. A , .1 Tx ' 3. ., N E ng.. X , 3' gl' fmmqw trim as .ig-QS! i Cr' V H -.1 'T . 'aa , 3 Y VI V ' I h J N, x XWQ I Ig MQ ,, ' In ..?I'I xxxf. I I I .MIm 3' is .. 5- ' an I ' -- . -. 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Hin.: MAL- IJAIICH, DJYITI I'r1cst, Hymn I'rL1nIL'n. Guvrhuu R.1y11mmI, I'y.1f'IxL'f Rc.uIcr. THIRD RUXV: IfIiz.1IwrIm Rcuurcr, NAU Rx:-m. Iru Rmulgrrx, Iicnny Rmu, IJInIxy NJ: Rmc. L.n1ric Shaffer. SI1.mwn SiIm.m, QI.lI'I.lIMI Sknnncr, VOLTRTII RHXV: Pnxy Slxxppur. Ann 5II'IIIII. Nimmx' Srmpp. Shirley SpQ1':I1r, vI.imcx Sxmrmcr. Billy Sykeg, Bcwrlx' T.1yIur, IK-:mx Turry. Ruth 'I'I1I1r11lNm, IIIIITH RUXY: SI1crxMwmI ,I-IIHIIIPNIIII, XTIVQQIIIIJ Txlcr, flu-ryI XY'.1II.1qc. DAHII XYIAIIS. Swphm Xxfycif, Thelma NY'I11reI1urxt, RI-Iwrr XXIIIISCIYII. Ruth XYIILICL CIITINTIIIC XVIr1rq-rx. Ifiluhth Gnulu Plgturm nur 5Iwxxn: S.1IIy IIIII, I:TI-Im Lum, I.uL1iQ Rlgp, XX'1II1.1m XY'QIwgIwr, R1chJrLI Arrnstr-mg, CMI IIurr-m, R-Igcr Iiuzn-vrl, AIIIHITIX' XY'I11tu, MIATIX XXIITIICITLIFNI, M.1yn.1rLI Allcn, XY'IIIi.1m AIIun, BIII3' Brodie. Igvcrcrr Bmxxn, Lwm' Dey, Qlmrlu Ljurlcy. Bcrxurd IIoIwsnn. BI1IwIwy SI'I.lIxU,CI.1l'CI'NfC-IUIll'I5IJI'l, Indy AIwrx, P.1rr1u1.1 AmwI-I, BIIIy MiIIcr. ,I-mfplm S.1Imwn, Img-ph XXIIIINHII, II.1zcI Bishup. Pcugy' Bmwn, Berry Suu Nclwnl XY'1Im.1 D. Terry. CQI.uIxw MKDUILIIII, -Iamcs Rmiucrx X .Qf Q I I C' 4 53,-L . H 5-.L , Q. S 3, ' 4 Q ' x xffzw' I . gg!! 1' ' A ff' Xry. F ,- f ah :FF-49 o 5 tn' ' M ie- .W Wav . , 1 L INV A- :-BRO? 11. ..i- 8 v 'N as ,qv .... . p iv. 'Q R vf-.!. 1-. si to Y-?, x VV 4.- A , . k W. l .r. ., ,. - -x .v-,,, f-5 .,s:f.gf, .-ij I , 4 A Q ' I I 2 3 'Srini- H' YI 'J , S -A 4? 'WV' 51 L ll I 3 ,Xt 4. W, FW '-w-.... i 1'-K 395 S 4 'T X 'F Qi! ab xv -x ,slr-. si- A 1- xfgaX:: QNX' 3. W? 1 I 1 A I i Qui Activities Allen Culverhuuse S, C. A. Nit.1 Aldridge Beta Club Dramatic Club Cru Dail Hnrdy Annual Editur Wfiley Harrell Newspdper Editor Doris Harcum F. H. Ai Spanish Club Royce Byrd D. Ii. Club Aloe F.1il Munogmm Club Betsy Nelmn Glee Club XV.lffCIl Brinkley -lfH Club Bentley Lackey Latin Club CAVALIEQ LEADERS UR Q-TL? ' .r sw: N N X, r. :--vera vf-:me-X -f'-f A . s ' f ' 1 V Y--v,1:,'f'Ha-t . ,, , . r f .- , - 4 rg , ,gf like - A 1 Y-, fr- A x r : -f: 4 f Ifditor ....v..... .. Ora Dail Hardy Business Manager ,. .. Nita Aldridge Assistant Editor - -- ,,.XY'iley Harrell ul3rains, patience, Labor XY'ell here it is gang! Your 1952 Oceana Annual and we hope you are as proud of it as we are. This hook took a great deal of hard work on the part of the staff, the Seniors, and especially the sponsorsg Mrs. Owens and Miss Loving, but the completion gives us a satisfied and successful feeling. The first of the year was spent soliciting ads from Norfolk. Virginia Beach, and Princess Anne with most of our requests answered cheerfully. During th: campaign, everyone pitched in and worked constantly on the dummy and had it completed lay December. XY'e hope you enjoy this hook as much as we have enjoyed compiling it. May you look back with pleasant memories to The Year l952 . x Kermit Ldntl. .lwy Reetl, Durh l'l.1fxLl!N. Mary Lee Wllrrl. XY'1ley Harrell. Urn Dall Hartly. Annu Aldridge, julian lNlrD.mielx, ,Inc Fail. Betty Sue Brnwn. litre Lee Green. at if if' Sli,-XTliDg l to rg joy Reed, Dnrlx Harcum. Um D.11l Harely. Nita Altlritlue, Betty Sue Brown Iliye Lee Green, Eleanor Smerlley, SECOND ROWY Kermit Ldntl, lN1.1ry Bowden, Betsy Nelson, P.1tsy Abernathy, Mary Lee War.l Willey Harrell. ,Iuli.1n MeD.1niels, ,Inc Ilail. Mnrigene Tatum, Herman Metllin, Roger Miles Al Smith. THIRD RUXXY XXHITFCII Iirrnlxler. Xwlllhlll' Snow, 5!'lv1.1 B.1'l,!ett, RUYQQ Byrtl. Lillian Btmker. Wife Lead The Wayii President ..... . . Allen Culverhouse Vice President . .. Carolyn Meachum Secretary .... .. Lillian Bell Booker Treasurer . . . . . Marion Dudley Amis ANU PL'RPObIi5 First . .. Citizenship Second . .. Cooperation Third ,. ....... .. . Health Fourth ,........... . Recreation Fifth . ............ Selfslmprovement Solgan . .......,..... The School and Community Growing Together Emblem .,.. ..... F laming Torch Flower ,...,....... . . . . . Dogwood Colors ........... .... G reen S Wliite The Student Cooperative Association of Oceana High School seeks to coordinate the various student activities of thc schofi l as a whole, and also. endeavors to promote the high ideas of citizenship. cooperation and general improvement on the part of each member of the student body. O ur task is a difficult one, hut under the direction of our officers and the representatives of the various home rooms, which together make up our high school council, we have made some progress towards realizing the true worth and value of our organization, Among our manv activities this year we have sought to carrv out the following aims: l. To aid in preschool registration, Q, To cement the common ties of friendship-loyalty-an-,l a sense of belonging hetween the old and new students. 5. To draw up a workahle monatorial system in order to aid the teachers in problems of supervision in halls, cafeteria, grounds, and lavoratories, 4. The drawing up of a student handbook for the school. 5. To promote three school dances during the school year-at Christmas-Easter-Commencement. o. To work out a traffic system for the school that will promote the safety of all school children. ', To keep all hulletin hoards up to date and attractively arranged throughout the school. N. To promote parent visitation night in Jan. LJ, To sponsor the sale of ice-cream. school buckles. pennants. beanies. etc. We hope to promote our program here at Oceana as well as over the state in behalf of the welfare and the advancement of Virginia boys and girls. l 2 'QTISI-l Mary Roberts Rineharts side-splitting, action-packed comedv Tish opened its curtains March Zlst for the annual senior class performance. From the ovation of laughter it was clear from the beginning that it was a hit. Mary Rineharts most popular character Tish Carberry. a middle-aged spinster. blunt. outspoken. and entirely lovable, just cant seem to star out of trouble. Lizzie and Aggie, her boon companions, must simply follow as Tish falls into one problem after another, Through car wrecks, bandits, landlord troubles, and love. the audience was carried with chuckles and roars on every route. Mlxlslln. Letitia Carberry .. Lizzie ........ Aggie .,..,.. , Ellen Leighton . Qhartta ,...... Luther Hopkins Callie Hopkins . Charlie Sands ,. Bettina Trent .. Sheriff Lem Pike XVes1ey Andrews Denby Grimes . Dorice Gaylord Stage Manager . Directors ,,.... Mrs. It Ora Dail Hardy . Carole Ratley . Arlene Myers Patsy Abernathy .... Elsie Rice Herman Medlin Nita Aldridge . Kermit Land Doris Harcum Perry Chambers .. Billy Powell .. Roger Miles Betty Sue Brown . Yfiley Harrell I. J. Owens and Miss Constance Loving x , N H Best Foot Forward Look at this group of good-looking boys and girls. Yes, they are intelligent, for they are the members of the Oceana Beta Club. Good character, achievement, leadership and hard work .ire the requirements of The National Beta Club. This year the club consists of twenty-seven members. We have a business and social meeting each month. At the business meetings we discuss ways of making money and then we have .1 program. At the social meetings we play games and have refresh- ments. We have been attending the convention for quite a number of years, and last year we were proud to have one of our members, Nita Aldridge, elected State Secretary. The otlicers are as follows: President ......... .......,,,. N ita Aldridge Vice President . . . . Allen Culverhouse Secretary .... . . . Mary Bowden Treasurer . , . . . Mary Lee Wartl Historian . . . . . . .Peggy W'ood Sponsor . . . . . Miss Ruth Gornto SEATED, l to r: Helen jones, Barbara Norryce, Arlene Myers. Carol Ratley. Eva Lee Savage, Peggy Bishop, Betty Murden, Nancy Gregg, Cordelia Scott, Betsy Nelson. STANDINGQ l to r: Miss Gornto, Ora Dail Hardy, Bobby Carlton, Warren Brinkley, Bentley Lackey, Tony Wfadsworth, Carolyn Meathum, Mary Lee Wartl, Mary Bowden, Allen Culverhouse, Peggy Wfood, Lillian Bell Booker, Ralph W'illiams, Faye Lee Green, ll-The Eyes ancl Ears of Qceanan ST.-XNDlNG: LlQl:T TU RIGHT. Mary Lee XY'.1rd, B.1rl1.1r.1 Norryce. Alfred Smith, ,limmy Darden. Doi-is ll.irtum. llow.ird H.1rn1.1n. B.irlur.1 Henley, XXVlllWL11' Snow, David Chrisman. Billy Hall. SIf.'XTlfD: BIXTUND RUXY1 Qltherine Meeks. Louis Kitchen,l'1.1nn Hughes, Peggy XVood. ITRUNT RUXY: M.iriiin Dudley. planet lientress. Boh111'Mitthe11. The 1031-11292 publication of the Lighthouse is printed every six weeks period by tl1e editors and st.iff. Our twenty-eightli edition began the l.1tter Plfl of November. Due to high costs of printing the st.1ff decided to 1T1l111CllgI'.1Pl'l the p.1per this ye.1r .1nd .ire delighted to stiy it proved quite successful. The st.iff tried to bring .1 newer .md more interesting p.1per to the student body. building up some .1ctivitv C.lLl1 month. The st.iff consists of the pupils of Oce.1n.1. The editor is .ID outstanding senior who has .1 lot of inter- est in his school .ind .1 t.1lent to write, The .1ssist.1nt editor is chosen by the editor .1nd teachers who spon- sor the p.1per to .1ssist the editor .1nd to become editor when he becomes .1 senior. The section editors .1re .ilso usu.1lh' seniors .ind .ilso h.1ve .1 t.1lent for writing. There are representa- tives from e.1ch grade who serve .15 reporters, The p.iper consists of editori.1ls, school news, sports, .ind the l.1test word in school gossip. litllttir . . . Asst. Lditor .... , . Circulation Manauer .-Xsst. Circulation 51.1 XV1ley Harrell ... Bobby Mitchell Business Manager ..,..., ,. Catherine Meeks ... , .. , . ,litnmy Darden :1.1.'er . . . . . Terry McC.1ll ....,, ,... Alfred Smith Sports lzditor . ..,, Nicltly I1xllTl'il' ...,. Asst. Si1ultl'X' lillltiil' .... ... Mary Lee Word ... ... Doris Harcum Clllb Eilifwr 1 . . . M.1ri..1n Dudley Csxrto-inistu .... .,.,..,.. D .wid Chrisman Chief Typist . . ............. Mary Bowden Asst. Typists . . ..... Helen jones ct Arlene Myers Reporters ...,...,. -lanet Fentress. Nancy Malbon. P.iflW.il'.i Henley, Louis Kitchen. Barbara Norryce. Peggy XY'o.id, Yfilbur Snow. Howard Harman, Billy ll.1ll. .liunne Hughes. l'l.os Caballeros Espanolesn El Presitlente .... .. Dtmrix H.1l'tL1lll El Vittiu-Presitlulte ....., . , , Peggy XVuutl lil SL'L'I'6.'f.ll'lU Y 'l'e-:urcrtm . , . . limce V.llilM The Spanish lf.1v.1lier5 of Wil set up tlirve nmin ulwjcctiws fur thrs year, They were 4 l 2 Tu further our interest in Splnish .intl Spanish speaking wtiritriew. ill Hue more spnlten Spanish in t'l.1ss. 139 Have units uf Spanish legends, custuins, .intl the histury uf Splin. The Spanish Club gave .1 very SLXCCCSSLLIT PJIT-15kIllCI'lL'.lIl D.1y prugmin. The tlub xxyts very plelsetl with the result. FRONT ROXV: LEFT TO RIGHTQ lYlL1I'l.lIl Dutlley, Nancy Gregg. Niry Lee Whrrtl, P.1t5y Ahernathy. SECOND RKJW: Peggy Wfuotl, Min Loving, spwnmr, Grace Vnkus. THIRD RUVU: Lillian Bell Bwulxer. Luis Xlfuotl, Aliurin Rumell. Kermit L.1ntl, L.1rry Stnuntun. llxye Lee Green FUURTH RUXV: Antly Wfotntl. Neal Collier. Atlrinn Thumpwn. Lharles Xvhiteliurst. ult All Began in Rome 'Ulfw I ff1m!!if The matrons and maids of acient Rome are in their annual celebration in honor of the goddess Flora. They have piled high their offerings on her beautiful altar. The Roman fathers and friends accompany the puellas. fgirlsh 5 I 1 . FIRST ROXV1 ,IUIIJ Vakos, Bentley Lackey, David Betts, Dolly XVhite. I I SECOND RIFW: lirnest Seneca, Bobby Carlton, Lena Hutsenpiiler, Ann Wilstnn, Betty jane Godfrey, Loretta Ilitthings, ,Ioan Gallup. Betty .Io Quesenberry. THIRD ROW: Marcia Abernathy, Shirley Midgette, jane Rc-Ilam, julia Wallate, Lucy Chrisman, Mary Virginia Garret, Lorraine Cox. I FOURTH ROW: ,Inn Braithwaite, Ethel Halsey, Beverly Bayliss, Barbara Rittenhouse. FIFTH ROW: Lucy XV.1rd. Clavon McGrath, George Aldridge, Howard Savage. SIXTH ROW: Edward Mott, David Chrisman, jimmy Palmer, Charley Purrington, x 'Say It With Music BAND This year we think our band has done outstanding work. They played at the Oyster Bowl, where they were rated tops, at Smith- field, Hampden Sydney, the an- nual Potato Festival in North Carolina and, of course, at our own Ocean Bowl where they pre- sented us with difficult drills and routines. This year a num- ber of the band members en- tered the State Solo Contest and all received excellent ratings. The band naturally appeared at all our football games adding color and boosting morale. The band is under the direction of j. A. Cantwell. OCEANA CAVALIERETTES The Oceana Cavalierettes were started this year by Mr. Cantwell, our band director. He wanted to add something new to the band and thought this was a good idea. Miss Sterling, our gym di- rector, was asked by Mr. Cant- well to select about twelve or sixteen girls for try-outs. The following were selected: Sally Baines, Sylvia Baggett, Lois Gim- bert, Katherine Jager, Delores Manges, Betsy Nelson, Barbara Marshall, -Ioan Pruden, Ruby Tomlinson, jean Tomlinson, and Grace Vakos. Sylvia Baggett and -Ioan Pruden were chosen as captains. The Cavalierettes have gone with the band on various trips which were most enjoyable. They have gotten high recognition for their outstanding work, thanks to Mr. Cantwell. OCEANA MAJORETTIZS The Oceana Band was led again by the maiorettes, re- splendent in new uniforms of white satin and gold trim. Betty Murden blew the whistle as Drum Major this year and Patricia Hitchings twirled her baton as mascot. The other girls in the corp were Peggy Bishop, Frances Duke, Edith Mary Darden, Doro- thy Meeks, Myra Craddock, Ellen Godfrey, Ambra Rau and Mary Lyon McKenny. uReaClin'n Writin' H Beowulf didnt start this, for this is Oceana's own Literary Club? We're planning big doings this year with Charlottesville as our goal. Our poetry and prose readers, spellers, debaters, and public speakers are working hardg but, since all work and no play isn't fun, we have parties once in .1 while, Everyone will agree that the floor of the skating rink is mighty hard. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Peggy Wood, Faye Lee Green, Barbara Norryce, Miss Lyons, Mildred Godfrey, Darlene Creekmore, Nita Aldridge. SECOND ROW: Emanuel Katsias, Eva Lee Savage, Billy Powell, Shirley Adylette, Clavon McGrath. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Ludke, Roger Miles, Carolyn Meachum, Luey Chrisman, Ora Dail Hardy. FOURTH ROW: Julian McDaniels, Herman Medlin, Alfred Smith. Warren Brinkley. X No Business Like Show Business Under our new sponsor, Mr. Barnhill, the Oceana Dramatic Club started the year with eager enthusi- asm. We elected our officers, they are Nita Aldridge, presidentg Herman Medlin, vice-presidentg Carolyn Meachum, secretaryg and George Aldridge, treasurer. Almost immediately we began rehearsing a play The Flattering W'ord. It was presented to the student body and was a great success. Next we produced a drama, Echo, this too, was a colorful success. Our Christmas program was thoroughly enjoyed by all who saw it. After the holidays we put into rehearsal two one-act plays. These were 'Tm a Fool and Marriage Proposal . Marriage Proposal went to the district literary competition meet. Our motto was Charlottesville Bound. They say all work and no play makes even high school students dull fellows. The members of the Oceana Dramatic Club are im! dullg we held a Shipwreck dance in the gym, the slogan for this was lf he won't drag you, you drag him. No matter how nervous Mr. liarnhill was, how long we practiced, how we worried about stage-fright. or how our southern accents sounded on recordings, it was a great year for dramatics. George Aldridge. Lillian Booker, Ora Dail Hardy, Carolyn Meachum, Mabel Fimple, Katherine Jager, Clavon McGrath. Margie Wfollyhand, Frances Martin, jobel Lassister, jo Ann Hughes, Herman Medlin, Doris Harcum, Nita Aldridge, Kermit Land, Ann Rhue, Marilyn Luedke, Roger Miles, Carol Ratley, Billy Powell, Irving Greenburg, Fay Lee Green, Marigene Tatom, Anastasia Themides. Gayle Bayliss, Neal Col- lier, Eva Lee Savage, Ellen Reitlebach, Shirley Hamlin Hidden, Dorothy Nixon, Margaret Miller, Ethel Halsie, Peggy Wood, julia Vfallace, Maxine Moore, Barbara Henley. Lois Wood. Mildred Godfrey. . L 1 ln r 3 4 i, l l 9 i T l . 'Sing Your Troubles Awayn President . . . . . Betsy Nelson Secretary . . . . Royce Byrd Treasurer . . . .... Billy Bartee Manager . . . . . Xwilbur Snow Librarian .,.,.... . . . Sylvia Baggett Scrapbook Keeper ..,......,.....,... Gretchen Kime The Glee Club achieved many things this past year. since there was an wpcrcfftr held in the spring and of course, the Christmas and Faster programs that were given. A new attraction was added this yearg .1 girls quartet and a mixed quartet also. The lirst half of this year we had a new glee club instructor, Mrs. jones, and in February Mrs. George Aldridge came to us. Under her wonderful leadersh club became a club of which our school was proud. .3l' Z l I f Qi he ' ll ii l l r r i r - 3 ip. with the help of our very capable ollicers. the glee ' s i if z ll r z . s l 4 2 i i . 1 fs. ,- f K, c i ' 1 I g ! FTRST RUXV3 l to rg Faye Lee Green, Shirley Scott. ,l fi ' 15 4, v ' C9 .t , V i -rf 5 -Q K 1 Y . f I 1 2 an Johnson. lfthel Halsie. Lillian Bell Booker, Ora Dail Hardy. Diane Baggett. Martha Sue Riggs, Dorothy Meeks. SIQCOND ROXV: Peggy XY'ood, Betsy Nelson, Patsy Franklin. Dora Holland. Helen Hayman, ,lanice Davis, Ann Toler. Cordelia Scott. .loan Mclver. janet Fentress, Vernon Pearce. Janice Davis. Mrs. jones. THIRD RKJW: .loan Pruden. Sylvia Baggett. Fllis Brown, Steven NcDaniels, Dorothy Nixon, Gretchen Kime. FOURTH RUXV: Buddy Ulrey, julian McDaniels. Xvillwur Snow, Allred Smith, Billy Bartee, Royce Byrd. Bvlaby Allen. x uWe're on the Job President ..,., ...... R oyce liyrcl Vice Presiclent .. , Betty Sue Brown Secretary .... ........ I Elsie Rice 'l're.i'Qurer ,.,.. . , Allen Ciulverhouse Club Reporter .. ,. Ele.mor Smetlley lJ.lI'll.1IllCIH.1I'l.lIl . . . . ..,. ..,. l Silly Bartee The Distributive Ecluc.1tion Club is composecl of Seniors who .ire enrollecl in the Retail 'I'r.iininig Class in school .incl who work in local retail stores .ifter school. The .rims of the Club .ire to give e.ich member .1 respect for FI'.1lI1lKlg .incl .1 clesire to keep .ibre.ist ol current developments, .incl to put into practice the philosophy that in receiving money for services. mer- ch.mclise or icle.1s, each club member will give his best in time .mtl effort so that buyers .incl sellers will benefit. is is' Y 'H 1 v Q , kk - -i . ,W l FIRST RUXV: Royce Byrcl, Betty Sue Brown, Elsie. Rice, Allen Culverhouse, Eleanor Smetlley, Billy Bartee. i SECOND ROXV1 Doris Tillette. Marilyn Luetlke. Vernon Pierce. .lc-in Tomlinson, Gretchen Kime. l THIRD ROXV: Donald Olcl, Mrs. Millen, sponsor, .incl Etltlie Maclver NUT PICTUREDZ Shirley Davis. Bette Gardner. 'E BALK RUXV: vlum' Ann Pcterswti, hliirlcy H.1mlin, Dimitliy Nixon, Alimn Mutlvcr, Bctlty Macctilwlwiii. SILOND RUXV: ,Line Kcllam, Ann XYf'ilssm, Peggy Ultl.1lxcr,Sliirlcy Aytlelottc. THIRD ROXXT Shirley Briithcrm. Ciirtlclig Sturt Virginiri Humpliriw, Frances Spciglit, Carol Lee Strange, Miltlretl Gimtllrcy, Diane Baghuctt, Darlene Crcckinurc, Lintla Stcllc. Grmltlic Hcrritlt. FOURTH RUXV: Cnithcrinc Meeks, Alum Hl'omlimnn, S.illy Baines, Betty Alcan Caron, Dawn McCl.ma1n, lube-l Las- xitcr, Biirlmm Lupw, Ann Tulcr, Hclcn ll.1ymari, Mrs. Htitlggim, Cicmltlinc Mitlgette. l'll5'l'll RINU: Luis Gimlwcrt, lintlicrinc Nels-rn, M.irtli.1 Sus Riguw. Anita Crmcr. Danna Bunth, Pauline Killal.i, N.rnty Rulxtwn, blntqticlinc Carson, Shirley Rcluistcr. Dori.-tlivCr1rwri, , - A i. -,VM if P f f. .,:s::--,3-:f-- V 1: .N G: Q . is . L ' ' a . - ' . s - aff ' if 1 . A . FIRST ROXV: l tim r, XV.1rren Brinkley. Barlxira Cake, Darlene Crt-clxinure, Allen Rcitilbach, Burl'-alrii Rittenhouse, blrlclxie Larson. Miss Lynn. SIICUND ROXYU Tony W'.itl5xwrtli, Wkilter Grc5h.un, Helen Hayman, Lois Wtwcutl. Clavon McGrath. THIRD RUXV: Riiy L.1Barr.1r, Brilwlwy lNlitcl'icll, Betty ,lean Gotllrey. ,Iu.1nita Harris, Lorraine Cox, Larry jeriette, Stuart Chaplin, -lolinny McCloud. x ul-lome ls What We Make lt The F. H. A. was organized at Oceana on October ll, 1951 and became affiliated with the State and National organization. In October we elected as president, Doris Harcumg vice-president, Mary Lee XX'ard, secretary, janet Fentressg treasurer, Barbara Henley, reporter, Nancy Malbon. During the F. H. A. week our club presented a program for the assembly, decorated the bulletin boards and Home Ec. room. Then came Christmas and one needy family felt the spirit of the F. I-1. A. through a White Christmas. Later on in the year we held several social functions for the faculty and parents. ul-lead, l-leart, l-lands, and l-lealthn The Oceana Senior --l-H Club has been very active this year. They have used their heads, hearts, hands, and health to make their community a better place in which to live. We have carried all of the usual projects plus one new one Rural Electrih- cation . Our members have entered exhibits and won prizes in every contest offered. With our new Sponsor, Miss june Lyon, and the return of our leader, Mrs. W. Brinkley, we have had a line club year in trying to make our community a better place to live in. Officers President ....,. ........ . . Warren Brinkley Vice'President . . . . . . Lorraine Cox Secretary ..... ,.... B arbara Cake Song Leaders . . . . . . Julian McDaniels, Ellen Reitlebach +4 f? i ff? 9 2 4. 4 'N' g A ' r ' s Q V E rv: 5 ' 3 6 g , W ' 6 ' i A , C X S fu' f ff' I b 1 s x I I A- 4 L gi f.4,RS1T'x' 1 ttf Sliff ' -gfi ' -x f '-f::A,s Dis ' I: -TL'N1OR Y,-XRflTY x. ':K'.1Li,i E,fi .i' 5:5412 'A' Y F The pep Behind The Team The school year 1951-1952 started out with a bang for the cheerleaders. The three girls left from last year were: Catherine Meeks, ,Iuanita Aldridge and Doris Harcum. They decided to take turns as captain and it worked un- usually well. The student body had a hard time deciding who the other seven were going to be, but the following were selected: Barbara Henley, Lillian Booker, Charlotte Scarborough, .Io Ann Russell, Marian Dudley, Frances Martin and Carolyn Meachum. Their lighting spirit helped to spur the team on to victory. We l-lad Pep Too This year the jV's were beginning to feel like old-timers at cheering. They elected janet Fentress as their captain, and she did an excellent job. The others that helped her cheer were: Frances Speight, Anita Cruser, Anita Myers, Vivian Widgcon, Helen Hayman, Geraldine Midgette, Mabel Fimple, JoAnn Hughes and Katherine Jagger. They are all looking forward to next year and maybe becoming varsity cheerleaders. Stir Side The Mnniugrain Club 'axis reorganized this ye.ir .ind pl.ins were l.iid for .1 big year. All people who hgxe earned minivgrdins fur sports were invited to juin. Otheers xx ere eleuted .ind they were. 'loe Fail, president. Doris Harcum. Vice-presidentg johnny MC- Cildtitl, seeretlry. Frrinlq Allen-treasurer. .ind Nita Aldridge, reporter. The club ndzned its iwhiettixes' tif let nnly people who deserve it wear the to hold several dances: .ind tw wirlq .ind gn-nperate with the Athletic Associltiiin, Under :ne e,ip.ihle spwnswirship nf Mr. F. E. Tdylor. the club has dune much to encmirage athletics. i g i Ill 'Q lr Q 5 2 Fl? 5 1 ? .fl ls ' 2 ,L 9 TWP RHXY. LIZITT TO RIGHT. Irvin: Cwreenherg, Albert Blwret QQ, Allred Smith. Rwuer Bliles, Bentley Lamkey Terry' KILCAQ. Yillter Gresham. vl-'hnny McCloud. XYiQ5L:r influx. Curtis Wifgewn. -l-ve Fail, Mr, Tayl-ir. KXEELING. Ge-free Aldriiue, Perry Chambers. Charlotte beard rough. ,Timmy Darden. Royce Byrd. Frank Allen .lynn NI.D.zni.1ls. Ifugene Fxrrar FRI 'YT RUXY' Mary Lee XY'.1rd, Grace Yaiws. Xiu Aldri ige. Lillian Bi iiker. Doris Harcum. Barhara Kernan. I-IALI. GF FAME illrlfl' Pljfllfrll' B4 if l.r1r1,H11tg' Nita Aldridge Nancy Mullwon Perry Chambers Curtis Wfirlgeon Bur ,lff-izmffznf Mary Lee Wgirel blue Fail Clffcjf Cffffph' ,llmt ,-izlihfm Barlmru Norryce Doris Hari.-um Billy Powell Royce Byrrl HALL OF FAME I ,Lv , . ij . wi .J fx 2 2 ir . 1 i 5 . .' :X w , i .ff ' ,A A i I if , . i gn, . I. v' .ix HLA! 17l'6.UL':f flllljf lylfelliffj' Ann Toler Betsy Nelson Kermit I.tind Allen Culvcrhnuse Mort Selma! Spirit Catherine Meeks Kermit Land Bjggtut Biff! 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'rw - SL.- g ' w V x Y- f - , aw,-N .qw :..?S-Q f:L'f.1V. ggxhm ,N , -Q. :tm . ' 4- 'qh - '- - iss . ,H NS' , ., - rf wskt ram NY I-xv ,J.sh34.Z,' P ':f :Rf:b4 xv 1- 'iv 5 ' :B 'K ' 1 Q r 4 p FQ, r x f-' 5 4 THE YEAR 1952 , C3 . - 4 - H ' E CT A 7 , 10'-7 rf Fl.'.1C5i ee .,,e.n Y' if '--'-29 1n,17:11,5s.i424L m,im,.'3 'E ffxff R, '17, iii' T RQCHT Rf.: 237' R51 227:77 fi ': ' I-f,Q:,,, ,'-.1i: 5-fLDi1L:.5. 2775:-1 7- 3 ,77,7. V 7.1- 'f,iQ, -7 Eff' ,'2 Fu 'f. ,-.7 T , ' R,7g:5,:. X:: 514:77 's:77'. Ci E 771 34-75575 -',2:5 ::,.5. H 'F-4: kiiffff 7 '77 E-g::: 75-7, Y'l'1,7-7 fi 21, Rig I'-1-.f.Qf,., L W'.7,: 2, C215 Kgi:7.i:5 2:17, .i,,: fifxll R 'Yi x 4:7 f-f,,:5, 37.5.7 5f5757.1,, DL: e IQ eam 'Th B' T TL: OQ:..:,1 C,.'.,.,:75 ' ,,'.'.gi1:5 T,-ztiiijf T :if-1 ::- I :7:,.,5 7:7 ,-2: t,:, Ti: 17: . ,111 315721. XY',ig,:j.' 1 21:27 ,. ua . ig: 7 '-7 iifliii ,: if , 7 - 7.: 55,1 - , XJ'-.:2 ,137 Crgii Tiffi ff: Grit Bigg: 4:7 H5777 Ti: 5:24, Org: B 7.1, 5: ::: O-:5:,1 gil K::iip5 Q: B ff .5 ggi: 1-5: .7 J.: A 21:5 5. r .ig:,,- iii: C,f4:7': 7: 7.521 TQ: C,.'.5, 5 : 7.11 T, D 5: :jf 521 :Q ,i TJ.: 57: ,, Q , : ii fi 717:55 , . , 57, fi -7 7,13 I: ii.: 5 1, 7 7 rxrziij Ti: bu.: D:'...5 417 E' -77 7 ij 7.1: Q: .pl-Qi: f , 2- :ii .. Q: :Q fuf V .: g1i,g' 7 : Ti.: Cy.: 537,11 .5 71' BIMTSQ. t i.:- : i:'. T: TJ, 'N : ' 0.1.11 Time Little Cavaliersi' I' TOP RQIWQ LEFT T0 RIGHT: Carl G.illup, Bulwlwy Saunilcrs. .limmy Ililmer, Billy Srolxlcy, Gene Surriin, Bolwlwy Pmxell, Dickey Piiwell. THIRD ROXV: Billy Harman. Gary Bryan, Billy INICJLIILIIU. Biilwlwy Hewitt, XY'.1ltcr Gr:'sl'i.1m. Brurc Murphy. Dickey Bqrnrimtr, T. Il, Davis, Louiy Riggs, lkl.lic Karnes, K. U, Bum. SECOND RCDW: Flimniy Craililncli, Iiilly Ilughcs, Lifuis Voliva, llomce Iilliiru, Charles Amnwns, Davi.l Chrismun, Kenny Iiahugerl. L.vui5 liinhcn, Builily Meclw. FIRST ROXV: Daniel Dcllart. G.1rl.1nil blxinncr, ylaikir Gardner. Billy II.1ll, D.ixi.l Priest, Morris -luster, Billy bllfilldll, ,Inc Iiislmp. Ciurlies: T.1rr.1l1 .inil T,iyli ir if ' l This ie.rr'5 kl. YS were iiicxpeficflecif .mel verj. light: lui urieler zlie eimeii- irig ur Mr. Tgjfligr grid Mr. T.irr:.li they firimhed :lie 5e.i5i,iri x-.ith fin f Y'-lfli .md cific luii. The Iiiur v.iris were from Niqrfollg Aealemi' .zriel liempsvilie. nl-llc xxiris from liempsville geve the rl. Vfs the eoigriry ehgmpiufisliip. l The igrie loss carrie from Grear Bridge: the tl, Yfs xx ere rhe under dogs .md eariie wuz Qri rlie losing eriel: but they were .able ru hold the spore ro .1 very luv. margin. Grear Bridge ', Oeearia 6. With tllcic four v.iri5 and orie loss Mr. Tgyfor .arid Mr. Trzrrgh rliirila they lui .1 verx :wil season. x A Basket of Beauty The Oceana girls team of l95lf52 succeeded in winning the County championship from Kemps- ville, The game which was played at Kempsville was close until the last few minutes when our for- wards made several consecutive baskets. At the end of the season, the team lost one of their lirst string guards, Barbara Ketnan, this being a drawback to the squad. Even with the loss of four of the first string from last year the girls gave everyone they played a light. Doris I-larcum led the for- wards in scoring with Charlotte Scarborough coming in second. The guards led by Becky McCubbin did more than their share for each game. The team appreciated the efforts and patience which their coach, Miss Joanne Sterling exhibited throughout the year. ii FIRST ROXV: Barbara Kernan, Nita Aldridge, Becky NcCubbin, Doris Harcum, Charlotte Starborotigli. Grace Vakos. SECOND ROXV: Carole Wfilson, Assistant Manager, lfleanor Smedley, Nancy Gregg, Betsy Nelson, Betty Gilbert, Betty Lou Cornick. THIRD RUWX: Mary Lee XVard, Manager. Betty Lou Xvilson. Helen Hayman, Carolyn Mea- chum, ,Io Ann Russell. .Io Ann Sterling, Coach, FIRST ROWg LEFT TU RIGHT: Chria Karnetlhcs, Perry Chanllwers, Donald Marshall. SECOND RUXV: XV.1rrcn Brinkley. smrc llccpcrg .Inc Fail, Paul Mdiinnon, Wilbrrr bnow Irving Grecnlwerlu, Iiulucnc Ijrlflilf. Ray Xwlntclmcall. THIRD RUXV: XX-'alter Grcslmarn. Nanagcrg Frank Allen, David Lavc-rsdmcfl, Ray Swindell Bobby Buurdnn. Bentley Larky, Frank Taylor, Lmulu, :USG mo up 12 xfmyi 4 ,Q ADJ A 2 k! S FIRST ROXVQ LEFT TO RIGHT: T. DI. Howard, Charlie Purrington. Carl Horton, Morst Flora Dnnald Lininger. SECOND ROXV: T. -I. Davis, Gates Sykes, Kent Lowdcr, Bobby Saunders, Edward Mort, THIRD RONV: Billy Sroklcy, Steven McDanicls. Ken Bangit. jackie Gardner, Eddie Barncb Donald Betts, Wfilliam Tarrah, coach. I ' l X Qceana Junior Varsity The Al. V. started out with some very good prospetts this year although we were overcome by live teams, much to our regret. We can easily say that everybody was enthusiastic over the J. Vfs. Our first game was with the Academy who we wanted to beat very much, but they were a little too ex- perienced for us. Our next game was with Creeds who we edged by two points. Everybody has their tiff nights. The next was another loss to Deep Creek. We are glad to say we won our next one with Great Bridge. That was the night one of their players made points for us. Next was Mathew XY'haley, who we beat by four points. Kempsville edged us twice. but we put up a good fight. Next was a win in an overtime with Great Bridge. We went to Franklin and won by twelve points. The last but not the least was with Norfolk Academy who edged us by four points. Through the whole season we ended up with a 500 average for the season. to Varsity Basketball The 1951-52 Basketball season started with 8 returning letterinen and a new boy, Paul Mclxin non, who helped us very much, Donald Marshal took all scoring honors with 216 points. The team ended up with a 6-4 in the conference. Everyone thinks that the team had a good sc 1 :on with a 11-9 for the complete season. The team had an average of 49 points per game ind 1 total of 995 points. we Titty we 'nm 45 Smithfield 20 41 Kempsville 59 51 Academy 40 65 Deep Creek 63 57 Creeds 12 43 Churchland 58 Sf' Churchland 50 50 Great Bridge 55 50 Deep Creek 55 45 Franklin 46 41 Suffolk 45 66 Creecls 52 42 Great Bridge 52 55 Poquoson 110 67 Franklin 42 45 Academy 46 45 Mathew Whaley 48 54 Kempsville 57 56 Smithfield 57 45 Kempsville 47 C as ' f ' ., 'J R. . V 'LEG STRETCI-IEf2S Tiwse rw: ,zppegrzne 1D Future .are Ruger Mjes, 1311.111 MgD,1f1:eIs .ani Steve 3IQD.lIli6:S, Tins vel: the C.ax'.zQ1ets' will be lei by -Ipxlzgn BICD.1H16iS. Steve McD.2n:e1s. .ani ,Iwhnny Mu- C1- ui IU what we 21-pe wif be one wi Ogegms best Trguk segswns in yegrs. Lis: year .111 three of tftese 5-Nys went tw rite stgte trggk zieet. 1311.11 MgD,an1els sured seg-mi plgge in :ite SNL ,ani Steve 3IgD,ameIs eiztie gn fmtttlt plate m the high iuztip, Besiies these :mx Wim plgeei nn stgte. we have I-vitrlnp' Mefh,-L1i. Rwyce Byri. Terry McCall. Vfplbnr Snmr ni Ed M-wt: Wim siwxrej up very gt nd Last year, Ttere .are .alsn .1 lot of new boys wp: t' Qs year. who we think will help the temi very Iiflldi, B.-XCR RUXY. LLFT TU RIGHT: Rhett L:...1kE. Urns L- 4,5 Q, XY'1lE,: Srwu. B-'Eta' Sgenlets. Dzekie Bitetgtt. Egg: NI, tt, PRUXT Rl 'NY C- gh F I Tiglit. XY'g:5e: Bt::Q.e'.'. ferr. Nidiill. Chris Kiiteuhze, -T 'hfTf1'-' Nftflggg. Ry.: B311 Nt bb, ua. jggin MgD1::eQs 1 e Stene 5igD1::e1s I I X I SENICDI2 STATISTICS ABERNATHY. PATRICIA Il'atsyI May Day Princess, 2. Dramatic Club, I. 2, 3. -I: treasurer-5. Allietl Youth. I. 2, 3-, -4, vice-pres. 2. Spanish Club, 5. 4. Class Pres. 2. S. C. A.: 2. Class sec. I. Ocean Bowl Queen, -I. An- nual Staff, 4. ALDRIDGE. ,IUANITA INitaI Basketball. 2. 5. -4. Cheerleatler. 5. lg Home Ec. Club. l, 2: District vice- pres. 2. Dramatic Club, l, 2, 5, -Ig sec., 3. pres.. -4. Allietl Youth, I. 2. 5. -I. Literary Club, 3, -43 State cle- bates. 2, 3. Beta Club 5, -I, state sec., -I. pres.. I. Girls state 53 Glee Club, I. S. C. A.. -I. Annual Staff. I. Monogram Club, -4, reporter. BARTEE. XVILLIAAI tBilIyI Bancl, I. 2, 3. Glee Club: I. D. E. Club, -l. BAGGETT. SYLVIA Bantl l, 2, I, -I. Glee Club I, 2, 5, -I. Annual Staff. 4. Pep Club, 5. Music Club, I, librarian. Home Ec. Club, 2, 3. Dramatic Club. 2. Cavalier- ettesg I. BINHAM, MARILYN Class Pres.. I. blr. Tri-Y Club, 2. Science Club, 2. Psychology Club. 3, setretary. I3oWDIiN, MARY Allietl Youthg 2, 5, -I. Beta Club, I 4. secretary. Annual Staff -I. News- paper -4. BRINKLEY, WARREN -I-H Club, I, 2, 3, I. vice pres., I. pres., 2, 4. Bancl l. 2, 3, I. Literary Club 5, -4. Allied Youth 2, S. -4 vice- pres.. 5. Beta Club 5, -I. Annual Staff -I. AI. V. Football 2, 5. Track R. S. C. A. -I. Commencement Marshall 7. BOOKER, LILLIAN BELL lLibbieI Beta Club 5, -I. Spanish Club 5, -I. Allied Youth 2. 5, -I. Sec. Crlee Club -I. Basketball Manager 2. 5. Ocean Bowl Princess 3. Home Ec. Club I. Dramatic Club 4. S. C. A. 2. 5, -41 sec. -I. County sec. -I. Monogram Club -I. Cheerleader -I. Annual Staff -L BOURDON, ROBERT IBObbyI Varsity Football I, 2. 5. -I. Basket- ball 5. -I. Baseball I, 2, 3, -I. Glee Club I, 2. Monogram Club 3. BRLJWN. BETTY SUE ISusieI S. C. A. I, 2. Class Pres. I, 2. Class secretary 5. Ilome Et. Club I. Glee Club 2. Secretary Safety Driving 2. Dramatic Club I. 2. Spanish Club S. D. E. Club I, vice-pres. Annual Stafl -4. Latin Club 3. BROTHERS. SHIRLEY Glee Club l. Cheering Squad l. 2. Safety Driving -4. Home Ee. Club 5, -I. BURGESS, INIARTHA Alpha Hi-Y I. Latin Club 2. Scienct Club S. Omega Hi-Y 5. BARTON, -IAIXIIZS I-Iimnlyl Bantl I, 2. 5. I. BUCHANAN. .IOYCIZ Maiorette 5. Glee Club l. BYRD, ROYCE IRosieI Varsity Football I, 2, fr, I. Basket- ball Manager 2. Glee Club -I. Bas- ketball 5. D. E. Club -4. Track 5. -I. Annual Staff I. Monogram Club I. Pres. of Class 3. CULVERHOUSIZ. ALLEN rSonnyJ Beta Club 3. -I, vice-pres. 4. S. C. A., I. I. Class treasurer 3. D. E. Club IQ treasurer. Pres. ol S. C. A. I. CHAMBERS, PEERY I. V. Basketball I. 2. VI. V. liootball I. 2. Varsity Basketball 5, .4. Varsity Football 3, -I. Track 3, -I. Monogram Club I. Presitlent ol Senior Class I. CHESTER, IZDWARD IEtltlieJ Football I, 2. Bantl I, 2, 3, -I. Base- ball -I. DAVIS. SHIRLEY Glee Club l. 2. Home lic. Club I, 2, I. D. li. Club -I. liAlL, IOSEPH Ihloel J. v. Football I, 2. I. v. Basketlsaii I, 2. Varsity Football 5, -I. Varsity Basketball 3, -4. Monogram Club -4. Annual Staff -4. Allied Youth l, 2, 3. -4. Baseball 1, 2, 5, -I. FARROXV, Sl DNEY FUTRELL IR.. HORACE C. Band 2. Allied Youth I, 2. 5. 4. GODERIY. MILDRED -4-H Club l. 2, S. I llome lic. Club I. Allietl Youth 2. 3. I. Literary Club 2, 3. I. Glee Club I. 2. Dra- matic Club I. GARDNER. BETTIE KIUAN IG.ibyI Glee Club l. Cheering Squatl I. Home Ee. Club I, 2. Safety Driving 2. D. E. Club I. .ist. manager varsity Basketball 2. S. C. A. I. 2. GREEN, FAYE LEE Ilileel Allietl Y--urh I. 2. 3. I. DIUIVII-IIIL' Club I, 2, 3, I. Beta Club 5. I. Literary Club 2, I. I. DCIW-Ifllljl So- gig-ty' Q, s, Spanish Club S, -I. S. C. A. I. Annual Stafl -I. Glee Club I, I. GIDDINGS, AIATTIII HARDY. ORA DAII. IOraI Allie.I Youth I, 2. 3. I, pres 2. Beta Club 3, I. Latin Club 2. 5. Dramatic Club I. 2. S. Ig pres 3. Glee Club I. Literary Club 2. 3, Ig set. 9. Home lzc. Club I. Annual Stall I. IIARRELL. XY'lLl:Y iliitli Bantl I, 2, I. -4. Newspaper I, 2, I, I, ast. etlitor 2. gl eclitor I. S. C. A. I. Allietl Youth I, 2. I. I- AWN-II Stall I. lIl5NI.lfY. BARBARA IBobbieI Dramatic Club I. Newspaper I- Cheerleatler I. Ast. Annual Stall I. Home Ec. Club I. tres. HARRIS. HYMAN Glee Club 2. Baseball I. IIARCIIM. DORIS tGertieI B,1glqQrball 2, 3. -I. Dramatic Club I. 2, R, -I. Spanish Club -I. pres. I. Home Ee. Club 2. 'll ,pres --I. Class yief-pres 3. Annual Stall -I. VICE'-PI'6.'S. -I. Monogram Club -I. Newspaper Staff 5, -I. Allietl Youth 2, 5, I. Cheerleader 3. -4. ,yoHNsoN. RoBERT Iiaaisi Newspaper Stall. Ollice Manager. Allietl Youth S. -I. Monitor. JONES, HELEN Safety Driving 2. Beta Club 3. I. Literary Club -4. Latin Club 5. KIME, GRETCHEN lBlonclieJ Glee Club I, 2, 5, -4. Home Ee. Club 2. 3. D. E. Club 4. Music Club I. Dramatic Club 4. LCEDKE. MARILYN tLynnt Cheering Squad I. Glee Club I. Home Ec. Club I. Latin Club 1. Allied Youth I. 1. 1. 4. Ireas. 4. Literary Club 2. 4. Pres. 4. Dramatic Cltib 4. D. E. Club 4. LAND. KERMIT iCussi Spanish Club 5. 4. 4-H Club l. I. 9. 4. Dramatic Club Z. Allied Youth Z. 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Glee Club I. Band I. 5. 4. MALBON. NANCY M I M M M Glee Club I. Cheering Squad l. Home Ec. Club 3. -4. Newspaper Staff 2. 5. 4. Allied Youth 2. 3. -4. Class treasurer 1. Oceana Bowl prin- cess 2. May Day princess 1. Literary Club 3. ILES. ROGER 4Senator4 l. V. Football l. Varsity Football I. w. -4. Track 1, S. 4. Glee Club lg treas. Allied Youth 3, 4. -4-H Club I. 4. -4. Class vice-pres 4. Dramatic Club -4. Literary Club 3. 4. Mono- gram Club -4. YERS. ARLENE Safety Driving 2. Latin Club 2. Beta Club 5. 4. Newspaper 4. EDLIN. HERMAN lMr. Ho Basketball I. Z, -4. Dramatic Club Z. R, -4. vice-pres -4. of Dramatic Club. Allied Youth 1. 5. ll pres 5. Class vice-pres l. Literary Club 3. 4. EEEKS. CATHERINE 4Meekst 4-H Club I. Newspaper Staff 1. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 2. Band I. Maiorette I. 2. Cheeerleader 5. 4. Home Ec. Club -4. Glee Club I. Cheering Squad l. McDANlELS. JIILIAN Literary Club 2. 5. -4. -4-H Club l. 2. 3, 4. Monogram Club 4. Annual Staff -4. Vl. Y. Football I. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 5. 4. Glee Club I. 2. -4. S. C. A. 31 vice-pres. McCLOL'D. JOHNNY Al. V. Football 2. 3. Varsity Football 4. Basketball manager 3. Track 3. 4. Basketball 4. Baseball 2. Class treas- urer 4. Monogram -4. sec. 4-H Club l. 2. 5. 4. McKlNON. PAL7L 4Crewy-Loui ,l. V. Basketball. lVarsity4 Basket- ball 2. 3. 4. Track I. 1.-cross coun- try 5, 4. Captain -4. Band 2. 5. -4. pres. -4. Baseball I, 2. Glee Club 5. -4. Monogram 2. 5. -4. NELSON. BETSY ANN tBetsyi Glee Club I. 1. 3. 4. Annual Stall 4. Monogram Club Q. S. C. A. l. sec. Home Ec Club 1. Beta Club 5. 4. Basketball l. 1. 3. Caxalierettes -4. Music Club 41 pres. ,lunior Play 4. NURRYCE. BARBARA ANNE I Bobsyf Cheering Squad l. May Court 1. Beta Club R. 4. Literary Club 1. 5. 4. Latin Club 2. 3. Newspaper Staff -4. Class Secretary R Safety Driving L. OLD. DONALD D. E. Club -4. POXYIELL. XYILLIAM lBilly'4 Band I. 1. 9. 4. Debating 1. 3. Tennis 5. Literary Club 1. 5. 4. Dra- matic Club. 4. Allied Youth 2. 5. 4. PRUDEN. -IUAN 1Dennet4 Glee Club l. 2. 5. I1 treas l. Home Ec. Club I. 2. 5. Art Appreciation l. Literary Club 3. Cayalierettes 4. PRICE. CALLIE Allied Youth 1. 9. 4. Home Ec. Club I. 2. PEARCE. VERNON RCTH Dramatic Club l. 2. 4. Glee Club -4. Spanish Club 2. I-. Allied Youth I. 2. 5. -4. Home Et. Club 1. Safety Driving 1. D. E. Club -4. RATLEY. CAROLE Crlee Club I. Sec. Cheering Squad I. Allied Youth I. 1. 5. 4. sec. 3. Class Treasurer 5. Dramatic Club 5. -4. Beta Club 5. -4. S. C. A. -4. Home Ec. Club 2. 4. REED. ARLENE .IOY ivloyt Trans. Oregon 4. -4-H Club I. 1. G. A. A. pres. 5. Glee Club 4. Safety Driving 4. Biuketball I. 1. F. Base- ball I. 2, 5. Hockey I. 2. Annual Staff 4. Commercial Club 5. Pep Club 5. G. A. A. 1.2. 5. RICE. ELSIE ELLEN vBaby4 Glee Club I. Cheering Squad l. Home EC. Club 1. Safety Drivinii 1. bl. V. Basketball 1. 3. D. Club -4. sec. Annual Start 4. Latin Club 1. SMEDLEY. ELEANOR 4Nicky4 Basketball 2. 3. D. E. Club -I1 report- er. Annual Staff 4. Home Ec. Club 1. 5. Newspaper Z, 9. Glee Club 2. Chcering Squad I. 4-H Club I. Safety Driving 2. SYUXY. XYILBLR -l. Y. Football I Al. Y Basketball I. Varsity Football 5. 4 Yarsity Bas- ketball I. 3. 4. Cilee Club 4. Dra- matic Club 1. 4. 4. Monogram Club 4. Newspaper Stall P. 4. Annual Staff 4. Baseball -4. SMITH, ALFRED 'Smittyi Yarsity Football I. 1. 5. -4. -l. Y. Basketball I. 2. Baseball manager 2. Annual Stall -4. Literary Club 3. 4. Newspaper Staff 1. 3. 4. Glee Club 4. Allied Youth 3. -4. Cl.us Pres. 2. S. C. A. 2. Track 5. Monogram Club -4 TULER. ANN Home Ec. Club I. 4. Allied Youth 2. 5. -4. Glee Club 4. TUAILINSON. -IE.-KN Home Ec. Club I. 4. Cilee Club F. Allied Youth 2. R -4. Cheering Squad I. Cayalierettes 4. TILLETTE. DORIS Glee Club l. Home Ec. Club I. 2. 4-H Club 2. 3. Allied Youth 5. 4. Spanish Club 3. -4. TATEM. MARIGENE fblickeyt Spanish Club I. Art Club I. 3. Chess Club 5. Skating Club 2. 5. Dramatic Club 3. -4. Annual Staff 4. XYOOD. PEGGY LOL' lpegi Beta Club F. 4. historian 4. Dra- matic Club -4. Spanish Club -41 vice- pres. Glee Club l. ig vice-pres 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Literary Club 1. 4. -4. Allied Youth l. 1. 3. 4. sec. S. C. A. 5, sec. Latin Club 2. 3. Debating Society 1. 5. -4. XVI-IITEI-ICRST. CHARLES iCharIie' Class vice-pres I. Safety Driving Z. S. C. A. 2. 5. -4, Allied Youth vice- pres. 5. 4. Spanish Club -4. Literary Club 4. Track 5. Baseball Manager -4. XVARD. MARY LEE mSle-eperi Clus Sec. I. Allied Youth I. 2. Home Ec. Club -41 vice pres. 4. Newspaper Staff 1. 3. 4. Beta Club 3. -IL treas. 4. Spanish Club 5. 4. Bas- ketball Manager F. -4. President or Class F. One-Act-Play 5. Ocean Bowl Princess 4. Monogram Club 4. An- nual Staff -4. XVIDGEON. CURTIS -I. Y. Football I. 1. QI. Y. Basketball l. 1. Varsity Football 5. 4. Baseball l. 2. 5. 4. Glee Club 3. x enio . f ass isiofzy ln 19-47, we the little eighth graders arrived at O. H. S., feeling very proud, thinking that we had gained enough knowledge to become a member of this high school, but unaware of what our fate would be. Somehow we acquired the name of the Speed Demons, from our upper classmen. The very dignified seniors would walk nonchalantly through the halls, as we ran around trying to find our classes, This was an entirely new life for us, having a different teacher for each class, being assigned lockers, entering activities, filing and following a schedule and most of all finding a place for ourselves in high school. That summer went by very fast, and there we were in our freshman year, wondering if we would ever become big seniors. Vile found high school much better that year for then we were considered high school students land not merely the lowest form of humanity? fmeaning the little eighth gradets.J We were, however, then called raft, but we were allowed to take part in more activities, such as: the Newspaper, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, and a few made the basketball team. Vile found ourselves back again the next year, only that time Sophomores. Our subjects were a little harder that year, but we worked hard trying to pull through, for we knew we had two busy years ahead. Our junior year we really began to sit up and take notice, for we were getting closer to our big goal. SENIORS. We soon found we had much to accomplish that year. Many of the boys and girls went all out for activities, some of our boys made varsity and some of the girls cheerleaders. The basketball tearii also played a big part. We raised money for our big Junior-Senior banquet from the Curtis magazine drive and our class won a radio for selling the most magazine subscriptions. Then came the long awaited senior year, our last and final step, but somehow we get a lump in our throat at the thought of leaving old O. H. S. The day our senior rings came we were so happy that we went around showing them to everyone that came along. We were just as proud of our school as we were of our rings. It was hard at first to get accustomed to being the so called dignified seniors, and set a good example for our under-classmen. We found that the biggest problem this past year was putting our yearbook together, for which every- one did his share to make it our greatest success. Our senior play was also a great success. Each person put his heart and soul into making it one of the best plays ever presented at O. H. S. But after the long drill of learning our parts we had to get down to work in order to pass our final exams. The day finally came when we, the seniors, took over the school, for it was our class day. We had assembly during one of the morning classes and our slaves were there to greet us. Wfe had a big time that day. All we had to do was click our fingers and our little slaves were at our command. Our caps and gowns came in use for the assembly but afterwards we only wore our caps to stand out among our other classmen. After this we knew it wouldnt be long before the big moment because graduation day was drawing near. As we look back to our wonderful years in high school, we realize that they have been the best years of our lives, and as the years go by we will always remember our Alma Mata. Oceana N Z1 wwe!! glzozzglzfs Our Cllr: 31,25 regehei the tx p XY'e're zfmlljf ,ab-mu: rw depart Put m5:e.ad nf feeling happy We legve xwzh ,1 hegvy hear: One Q15: Mk thmugh :Eze w1nQ.,w5. 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Ltr Yifiil X Ll tzop zecy ofiffze Oass 0 1952 Between the waving banners and cheering crowd we'll try to take time to include you in our annual Ocean Bowl celebration of 1962. The bleachers are swarming with people and the weather is just perfect -no need for a heavy overcoat this year. But wait, you cant very well get in without a ticket, so as we stroll up to the ticket window we see none other than Kermit Land. Now wouldnt you know that wher- cver there is the sound of money youll hnd Kermit not too far away. He tells us that his wife, Ann To- ler Land, is here with their little son Kermit Simmons, -Ir. Oops, now wouldnt that be just like me to drop the change. lt's so nice of the man in the dark overcoat to help us look for it. Wliy, look who it is! lt's the newly appointed Ambassador to Siberia, Billy Powell. XX'hen asked how he will like his new position, he gloomily answered, since Barbara Norryce ran away with the new Toni Sales Manager, Wiley Harrell, I just want to get away from it all even if it means going a little to the extremes. Poor Billy, he was so faithful, too. Someone approaches us with a program, and if we didnt know better well think it was Roger Miles. This couldnt be Roger because he always had such a nice head of hair and this man is practically bald. Later we discover that it really is Roger who had mistakenly used household ammonia for a shampoo. He also tells us that his murriage to Carol Ratlev is to take place next week. By the way, Carol has just come into the millions. That Roger always was a sly one. Now as we approach the gate we notice a crowd gathering. It seems that Miss Mildred Godfrey, Tar- zan's new leading lady has appeared with a lion cub on a leash I remember seeing an advertisement for Greens greasless grip had cream which is very handy for swinging on vines, and I can't help but won- der what has happened to Faye Lee since she ran away with the circus. We also note that Donald Old is Miss Godfreys new sarong designer. Wasn't he the quiet one. though? His elopement with Shirley Davis, trapeze artist, was kept a secret for days. Upon entering we notice that the stadium is very much the same. We take our seats on the fifty yard- line and as we are waiting for the festivities to start we decide to glance at our programs, This year they are sponsored by the new miracle drink Hada Cola . Its very much like Coca Cola except the new element. Hada, discovered by Patsy Abernathy in Chemistry class years back, has been added. It is supposed to give you a zest for life, and since it has appeared on the market Patsy has retired. As the band begins with the Star Spangled Banner , we hear the voice of none other than the former Miss Nita Aldridge, now Mrs. Perry Chambers. Mr. Chambers has resigned as Ace Exterminator and they have both decided to stay home and raise a few little termites of their own. The minister, the Reverend Al Smith, also newly elected president of the Temperance Union, takes his place and offers a short prayer. Mr. joe Fail, the principal, steps up to introduce our guest speaker which is none other than Senator Horace Futrell. His wife, Gretchen Kime Futrell, is sitting close by to give him moral support. Somehow he still gets microphone fright. After the Alma Mater, the Oceana Cavaliers run out onto the fiield and the crowd goes wild, They seem to be in tip-top shape, too. They are greatly favored in the game tonight over the Washington Red Skins. Coach Royce Byrd says this game will be a cinch to win. His wife, formerly Doris Harcum, says he hasnt broken training either. At least not if she could help it. But who can this be trailing behind the team in jeans, a bucket of water in one hand and a sponge in the other? As she gathers the boys in a huddle for some last minute instructions we notice that it is none other than Mary Lee Ward. Her lifes ambition was to become a member of the team, too. Her rival, water-girl Lillian Booker, is giving her Indians a pep talk, also. It seems that these two-used-to-be friends haven't spoken to each other since a conversation was overheard on each others party line. Mrs. jones told Mrs. Brown that-well, you know how it goes. At the half, the score is sixty seven to six in favor of the Cavaliers. It's really a close game. The band is ready to march on and as we stretch a little we glance around to notice who has been ringing cow bells in our ears. Why goodness, Shirley Brothers and Catherine Meeks are still peppy as ever. 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M155 Lflflsfii' -I-4f..i. 'Q-iii .e4t4::: 4 Betty' 454.4-i:5f75 G4r4:L' ti: 44:42 E -' M 44424: 41 tr.: 4-5.4. 4:4 Elini: 51.14.24 52' . 44 .,4-V .4 4- 4 -. 4- gg 4- . ...444..C444 13.44. O4. ..44 .... M... 344 . F-' c .4 4:r4.: .-5 nw 4-5 14:14 4: . 4.4 31' 44--4.:45: ' g.. ...... 4. 44.44- 4444. ..... .4. ... 4 44... . . 4..- -,...... ,East anal .qesfament We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound body and weak mind, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. SECTION I: To the Administration Item I: To our School Board and Superintendent, we leave our sincerest sympathy and system of iron nerves in dealing with the jet problem. Item II: To our principal we leave our sincere appreciation for his help in maintaining and de- veloping a high school of which we will always be proud. Item III: To our beloved faculty we leave great respect and thanks for guidance which they have given throughout the years. SECTION II: To the Classes Item I: To the eighth grade we leave a friendly tip, Start saving your pennies, Kids, cause the Junior-Senior banquet has a way of creeping up on you and catching you empty handed. Item II: To the Freshmen we leave the ability to remain fresh as sophomores. Item III: To the Sophomores we leave our newly founded demerit system along with a clean slate to start off with. Item IV: To the Junior Class we leave our Privileges NJ and our trials and tribulations through- out the Senior year. To the Juniors individually, we leave the following: 1. I, Bobbie Henley, leave my theory, mind over matter to Eugene Farrar which simply means with no mind, it doesnt matter. 2. I, Herman Medlin, leave my new version of the Hucklebuck and two nimble feet to Dick Lockhart. 3. I, Joan Pruden, leave my ability to strut to Eva Lee Savage. 4. I, Wilbur Snow, leave my bright yellow pajamas to Margie Woolyhancl providing she keeps them neatly cleaned and pressed. 5. I, Ora Dail Hardy, leave my Moonlight over V. P. I. to Barbara Hitchings. 6. I, Horace Futrell, leave my way with the women and stale love notes from Gretchen to Tony Wads- worth. X I 7. I, Martha Burgess, leave my boisterous ways to Joanne Russell. S. I, Catherine Meeks, leave Them Thar Eyes to Betty Jean Caton. 9. We, Perry Chambers and Nita Aldridge leave our romantic ways toward others to Stuart Chaplain and Shirley Curry in hopes that they will get together soon. 10. I, Wiley Harrell, leave my Toni Home Permanent Kit to Janice McDonald. 11. I, Nancy Malbon, leave my ability to make speeches in assembly to Janet Fentress. 12. I, Jimmy Barton leave- Now how a-bout that? 13. I, Doris Harcum, leave my ability to remain faithful to one boy to Frances Martin. 14. I, Billy Bartee, leave my winning smile to Dianne Taylor. 15. I, Helen Jones, leave my bicycle and two flat tires to Barbara Kernan hoping that this will make her the Woman about town . 16. I, Roger Miles, leave the name and address of my barber to Joe Beck. 17. I, Gretchen Kime, leave my place in Home Ec class and my new recipe Smal-shed Potatoes and corn on the cob to J. D. Harley. CWe'd also like to throw in the bicarbonate soda, ourselves.J 18. I, Mary Lee Ward, leave my mania for the Mexican hat dance to Squirrley Gresham in hopes that he'll have as much fun kicking shins as I did. 19. I, Shirley Brothers, leave a small token--The right front fender of the safety driving car to Betty Murden. 20. I, Kermit Land, leave my ability to splurge and tips on how to have a different girl every week to Louis Kitchen. 21. I, Joy Reed, leave my book on Weight Lifting to Denny Allen to that he may have those beauti- ful muscles the girls adore. 22. We, Billy Powell and Barbara Norryce leave our place in the drive-in theatre to Grace Vakos and Louis Voliva. By the way, the pop corn is awfully good, too. 23. I, Royce Byrd, leave my fly by night attitude and rhumba lessons to my fair feathered friend, Bentley Lackey. 24. I, Anne Toler, leave my golden voice and right index fingernail to Norma Gilbert. You kin blev dat! 25. I. Lillian Booker, leave my !euf.m1'.t to Ray XX'hitehead. XY e'd also like to throw in the ballet shoes as a special favor. lo. I, Al Smith, leave my tooth-pick legs which look like sucker sticks standing in boxing gloves to Albert Morecock. 27. I, Doris Tillette. leave my freckle cream to Ray Swindell. I QS. I. Aloe Fail leave my back seat on the basketball bus to Becky Maccubbin. 29. I, Arlene Myers, leave my wads of bubble gum neatly stuck under the library tables to Bill Perry providing he makes them last as long as I did. ill. l, .Iulian McDaniels, leave my green hair during football season to Wlayne Jester. 51. I. Paul McKinnon. leave my Crewey-Low hair cut to Sidney Farrow so that he too may make a big hir with the girls. 52. I, Betty jo Gardner, leave by ability to skip classes to Carolyn Meachum. I must admit, it does take a professional. RE. I, Edward Chester, leave Margie, my clarinet with this motto, a little toot goes a long way . 3-1. I. Marilyn Benham, leave my parking place in XY'illiams Drive-In to Cordelia Scott. XY'atch your weight. Cordelia. 35. I, Mary Bowden, leave my bag of Christmas cards to Sonny Wfilliams. So. I, Bob johnson, leave my confederate hat and pipe to -Iohnny Strange. The Souths gonna rise again, you all. 57 I, Patsy Abernathy, leave my old cow Bess and my Siamese cat to Anastasia Themides. lXVe hope that Anna is an animal loverl. SS. I, Allen Culverhouse, leave my winning campaign speech and soap box to Bobby Carleton. 59. I. .Iean Tomlinson. leave my eye exercises to Irving Greenberg. Try and keep the women away then, Irv 40. I, Sylvia Bagett, leave my silly gigle and southern drawl to Darlene Reed so O. H. S. won't get dull. 41. I. Mildred Godfrey, leave my red hair to Bobby Allen in hopes that it doesnt clash with his pink sweater. 42. I, Charles XY'hitehurst, leave my card-shark ability to Harry Smith. Old maid cards. that is. 45. I, ,Ioyce Buchanan, leave my knack for collecting rings to Barbara Hoggard. 44. I, XVarren Brinkley, leave my esquire calendar pin-ups to Ray Everton so that he too will enjoy going to the locker. 45. I, Betsy Nelson, leave my gym suit to Jerry Davis so that she too may own an original Sterling creation. 4o. I, Carol Ratley, leave my ability to get a man lined up for the junior-Senior. eight months in ad- vance, to Dianne Newman. 4'. I, Marilyn Ludke. leave my tips on writing love letters and a pack of simplex paper to Earl Hog- gard. Youll find the lined paper easier to write on, Earl. 48, I, Peggy XY'ood, leave my ability to go steady to Nanq' Gregg. 49 I, Donald Old, leave my slightly worn record, Moving On by Hank Snow to Audrey Hutsenpillar. 50. I, Vernon Pearce, leave Royces locker and two lunch bags to Nicholas Themides. 51. I, Betty Sue Brown, leave my position in Fraziers and a 2nd hand typewriter to Peggy Bishop. 52, I, Marigene Tatom, leave my volumes of Shakespeare to Patsy Franklin. 5 3. I Faye Lee Green, leave my lust for adventure and numerous blind dates to Marion Dudley. Darden so that he too may have that farm physique. 54. I Hyman Harris, leave my battle song How're you gonna keep 'em down on the farm? to jimmy 55. I. johnny McCloud, leave my favorite pair of argyles to Joyce McCubbin. 561 I, Elsie Rice, leave my spare tire and a gallon of gas to Pat Sargent. 4Elsie says shed lend the Ford any night but Saturday.J 5', I, Shirley Davis, leave my desk in summer school to Edward Leigh. 58. I, Callie Price. leave my favorite typewriter in typing class, a genuine Nwoodstock, to Arnold Flippen. 59. I, Eleanor Smedley leave all the good times I had in November to Charlotte Scarborough. 60. I, Anne Hollis, leave my accent and pleasant thoughts of Burmuda to Doris Tillette. ol. I, Lee Schaeffer, leave my ability to graduate a year in advance to any junior lucky enough to do so. uqufographs 1 ,,4,. ,M Q qv' ' ur J Sw P' CDUIQ ADVEIQTISERS x PUBLISHED BY THE SAMUEL L. PIDGEON PUBLICATION SERVICE ueoz ATLANTIC AVENUE a VIRGI P I9 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO lrxv-. v SEYMOUR, INDIANA HUDCINS AMOC0 STATION Don'T Feel Blue Call 792 WRECKER SERVICE l71h and Cypreii Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. 3IOS Pacific Avo Phone IB77 VIRCINIA BEACI-I, VIRGINIA Compliments of We do Commercial Printing ClOLA'S RESTAURANT Virginia Beach Blvd, if GCEANA ESSO STATION D4 S' Ferebee' prop- Compliments of OCEANA, VIRGINIA A 6' B Phone Virginia Beach IOOO 'A' ALBANO'S RESTAURANT Loskin Rood 31st Street Phone 778 Compliments of OSBORNE CONSTRUCTION CO. SEPTIC TANKS -W CONCRETE WORK Phone II81-I Nights 506 MEYERS 81 TABAKIN, INC. The Friendly Furniture Store 246-248 Moin Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 'fir JIMMlE'S TEXACO 9 Brood C T I phone 42465 Sir JIMMIES FUEL OIL SERVICE ik Re resh. . . add zest to the hour r if E'-1 QJN ing o e ig Go 1 th b g 1 5 ...always the time for sparkling Coca-Cola, delicious and refreshing. l0YT'llD 'S lmb IS CKCI ID Ulbll AUYNOIITT Ol Dil OCA-COLA COMPANY IV MEREDITH DIIUG VIRGINIA BEACHIVIRG , I 'W 5 T 1 v B N 51 onus COMPANY EACHVIRGINIA w 1 P' HOFHEIMIER'S Shoe Headquarters tor the Super Service Station IhII9Iq SCIMOI Crowd 24th and Atlantic Ave. BYRD VIRGINIA BEACH' VA' SUNOCO SERVICE STATION LONDON BRIDGE, VIRGINIA The Sportsman Shop OUTFITTERS OF TI-IE GAVALIERS THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP I3O W. Plume Street Between Granby and Boush Streets ALEXANDER'S FINE FOOD CHARLES CAMPBELL PIANO CO. ll - I3 Selden Arcade NORFOLK, VIRGINIA L. B. ROCKE Jewelers ond Silversmiths 243 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. Compliments of JERRY LIEBAN, INC. Fashions Meant For Youth Congratulations BIRSCH CONSTRUCTION CO. 420 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. BARTON'S .IEWELERS DIAMONDS . WATCHES Courlesy SILVERWARE 2022 Atlantic Ave. virginia Beach, va. SMITH 5' WELTON phone ,746 Norfolk, Virginia ond Virginio Beoch, Virginio Branch Office Phone 41961 Home Phone 835I 3 C. K. HUGHES, REALTOR Sales -- Appraisals - Insurance Residential, Commercial and Farm Property We Buy and Sell Bank of Commerce With Confidence Building NORFOLK, VIRGINIA C pl HARRELL'S PHARMACY C pl ESSEX HOUSE i' A For Fine Furniture Compliments of ii's Fuel, Feed, and Building Supplies Corp. , 17th Street VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA l , , , Willis Furniture . . . Mom at Granby ATLANTIC CLEANERS MAR-I-y'5 rr LAUNDRY SERVICE, INC. ,, Compliments of NORMANDIE RESTAURANT HAMPTON ROADS TRACTOR 81 EQUIPMENT COMPANY Construction Industrial and Logging Equipment Contractors and Municipal Supplies INTERNATIONAL DIESEL POWER .A. .M A, zx xx IX NORFOLK, VIRGINIA W 39th Street and Killam Avenue Phone 2-27I7 Alma Fulford Phone Virginia Beach 962 Frank Israel N ghts and Sundays Virginia Beach 37 or 2016 M PRINCESS ANNE FLORIST Bonded F. T. O. A. Member 22nd Street and Atlantc Ave V rg n a Beach V Enjoy Life- Eat Out More Often PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA For Banquets Special Occasions Luncheons and Dinners Phone 834 TOBIN'S Compliments of PRINCESS ANNE PROVISION CO 25th and Pacific Ave. Virginia Beach, Vo. 26 ADAMS BROTHERS PLUMBING CORP. if Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Public Service and Progress in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to Members of this Year's Senior Class if ANTIQUES B. W. EDWARDS Restorations and Upholstering Pacific Ave. at l7th St, Phone V, B78 VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA SHAW'S Diamonds Watches Silverware Giftware Radios Appliances Luggage 257 Granby Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Lime Wire Williaiwt Pubin, lVIgr Phone 24003 Bricks Fencing Cement Rock Rogfing Concrete KELLAM 6' EATCN, INC. BUILDING SUPPLIES Princess Anne, Va, Phone 521 Paints and Laths Varnishes and Flue Lining Plaster Compliments T. DOUMMAR'S BEACHWEAR IBI6 Atlantic Avenue VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA SALVACE COMPANY UNDERWRITERS sALvoRS Auctioneers and Appraisers I IO9 f I I I I E, Main Street NORFOLK IO, VIRGINIA Compliments ot Western Auto Associate Store l7I2 Atlantic Avenue VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA MURDEN'S Appliances DIX Atlantic Avenue G 7th St, Virginia Beach, Virginia For Fine Sodas PATENT IVIEDICINES NOVELTIES C1 MAGAZINES air CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS I952 Aldridge 81 Chambers Exterminators VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Phone IIOO Phone I'56I 'il' I ' JACK'S . . FLOWERS BY KlNG'S Texaco Service Station COMPLETE Virginia Beach Blvd. at Thalia WRECKER SERVICE 2610 Aiiamac Ave, Virginia Beach Blvd. at Chinese Corner Phones O Norfolk 56478 and Virginia Beach I4I6 Phone Norfolk 51544 I I Compliments of I Frank A. Ford Company I Virginia Beach Hardware JEWELERS AND SILVERSIVIITHS 312 I7th Street 229 Granby Street -i NORFOLK IO, VIRGINIA Virginia Beach, Virginia CALL LINDSLEY OIL COMPANY Virginia Beach 205 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ESSO FUEL OIL ESSO KEROSENE I-IARDYS Diamonds Fine Diamonds Engagement and Vvfeddlng Rings Princess Anne Plumbing Cr Electrical Suppliers, Inc. Plumbing and I-Ieating Contractors X.fVestlnghouse Appl lancesn Designing Remountlng PRINCESS ANNE, VA, S . D . H A R D Y 5-I7 Granby Street Norfolk, Va Phone 25C Night Phone -IS9 FRAZIER'S for your sweoter ond skirts Atlantic at I 7th Compliments of ELITE LUNCHEON ZIS l7th Street VIRGINIA BEACH, VA Compliments of BARR'S PHARMACY The main store on the main corner l7th and Atlantic Ave VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. Compliments of ERNlE'S Houses-lolp SHOPPING CENTER I6th and Atlantic Ave. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, SEASIDE LAUNDRY fr DRY CLEANING 30-I l7th Street VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Compliments of IDEAL BARBER SHOP 230 17th VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. Sincere Good Wishes LEVY PAGE TEMPLE OF MUSIC EVERYTHING IN MUSIC City Hall at Granby NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Our 42nd Year Complimermts Of RUSSELL JEWELERS I7OZ AIIOIIIIC Avenue VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA BERSON'S NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH ' VIRGINIA BEACH A I AMES 8: WEBB, INC. PAVING CONTRACTORS Norfolk 2. Virginia Now Constructing 4-Lone I-Iighwoy to Virginio Beach ASPHALT . CONCRETE . MACADAM Controctors' Equipment Phone 2-2667 PLANT AND OFF 3145 Broad Creek Road ICE: Post Office Box 4001 NORFOLK. VIRGINIA Established in 1847 D. P. PAUL COMPANY Jewelers o Phone 24623 231-235 C-ranby St. Norfolk, Virginia WTAR AM, FM, and TV Virginia's Pioneer Radio Station and Tidewater's First Television Station Extend Congratulations to the Seniors of Oceana High School and Best Wishes to all the Student Body FLOYD T. DEARY CO. Marine and Industrial Maintenance O Loskin Rood and Hilltop Phone Virginio Beoch l4 W. S. McKENNEY 81 SON Staple and Fancy Groceries Meat Market, Fruits and Vegetables Phone Virginia Beach 226 Oceono, Virginio MEL-WIN BEAUTY SALON Where Beauty is Created - Not lmitated 1612 Atlantic Ave. Phone i989 Virginio Beach, Virginio Compliments of A F R I E N D MRS. URQUHART'S BAKERY HOME MADE PASTRlES PINE TREE INN 1513 Colley Ave, 1908 Atlantic Ave Phone 27765 Phone ZO68 Norfolk, Va. Virginia Beach Virginia Beach Boulevard wir AYDLETT'S TAILOR SHOP WE CATER TO BANQUETS Oceana, Virginia Phone 182 OCEANA CLEANERS, INC. Vhghno Beoch Bwd. Q OCEANA,VA. Phone 2691 X Compliments of PYRO FAX GAS Tidewater Gas Co. Virginia Beach, Vo. C I f KELLAM-EATON INSURANCE COMPANY O Ph 56 B h J. U. ADDENBROOICS SONS, INC CONCRETE CONTRACTORS Compliments of HALSTEAD'S l7lO Atlontic Avenue VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA STEPHEN'S CLOTH CENTER THE FRIENDLY DEPT. STORE Dry Goods- Potterns lAdvc1nce, McColl, New Yorkl Hours: 9100 to 9:00 Plwonc 2256 Vo. Beach Blvd OCEANA, VIRGINIA VA-BEACH RADIO SERVICE Radio - Television - Sound Loskin Road ond Hilltop 'k Phone I734 Virginio Beach, Vo Compliments ot PAUL'S GRILL 2802 Atlantic Ave. VIRCIINIA BEACH, VA, HOLSUM BREAD ls Ciood Merchants Bakery, Inc. BARTEE MOTOR COMPANY NEW AND USED CARS General Automotive Repairing PRINCESS ANNE, VA, Phone PA 3l2 Compliments of BANK OF VIRGINIA BEACH Princess Anne County's Home-Owned Bank For Complete Banking Service Call Virginia Beach l68O Member Federal Deposit I urance Corp. IBOZ Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va JARD'S SERVICE STORE 25th Street Phone IOIO VIRGINIA BEACI-l, VA. Compliments ot The Princess Anne Telephone Co., Inc l 793 Kermit S. Loncl, Mgr. J . E . J 0 N E S GENERAL CONTRACTOR Commercial - Residential Home Sites - Rentals - Construction Terms Cabinet Work Pn e DM Princess Anne Court I-lo se V g Compliments of TRAFTON-CHALFONTE HOTEL 28th and Ocean Front VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Compliments of JAMES GRILL ZIO6 Atlantic Ave. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. FARRAR'S TOURIST VILLAGE CABINS - COTTAGES TOURIST HOMES Atlantic Avenue and IOth Street Phone 52 VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA AVALON HOTEL 25th and Ocean Front VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Class Rings Commencement Announcements Personal Cards W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 7I7 East Grace Street RICHMOND, VA. C 6' M GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE IVI, J. Grimstead, Owner Dam Neck Corner Phone Princess Anne 247 Compliments ot W. C. BARNES GROCERY Court House Road LONDON BRIDGE, VA. Compliments Ot BAYNE'S GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Great Neck Road Phone Norfolk 449I3 or Virginia Beach 378-W-I Compliments of SEAFOOD RESTAURANT me Seafood PRINCESS ANNE soDA sHoPPE Route I Shore Drive Princess Anne Court House Phone Va, Beach 650-J-2 Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PALLETT'S CROCERY Marshall Pallett, Owner PUNCO. VIRGINIA WILSON CROCERY COMPANY QUALITY FOODS-REASONABLE PRICES HARDWARE AND HUNTING GOODS Highway 65I at Highway 629 Phone Princess Anne l6l Phone IZZ P, A. Compliments of COmpliment5 of PU NGO ESSO SERVICE THE GIFT THAT LASTS l7I4 Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia KAUFFMAN'S SANDWICH AND DO-NUT SHOP Compliments of TARRAH'S BARBER SHOP 'iff TASTE THE I3IEEEIQENc:E BIRTCHERD DAIRY PRODUCTS undef Laboratory Control moo Monticello Ave. Phone 265oI vo. Beach - Phone 88000 M I L K IC E C R E A M Member of the Quality Check Ice Cream Associohon ik W. A. MAY PLUMBING AND HEATINC- MCCOYS PURE OIL STATION Jarvis Building i' Compliments of H U R D ' S FAMOUS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Lynnhaven, Virginia Compliments of HILL'S MARKET Phone Va, Beach 796 S fr S 5 G' I0 DEPT. STORE Sc C1 IOC ond Dept. Store Merchandise Courthouse Road OCEANA, VIRGINIA Phone 554 Night Phone BI852 Compliments of J. B. MURDEN AND SONS POWELL'S CONFECTIONERY Agent For Sealtest Ice Cream-Whitman'S Candies SAN DWICHES SODAS IVIACAZ I NES Oceana, Virginia W. W. JOHNSON Cr SON INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE I603 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. Q i S Y ,. Z W Z Compliments Paramount Cleaners, Incorporated 432-434 West 33rd Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Come To WILMO'S For Your Dresses, Coats, Suits and Sportswear Congratulations Seniors RUSSELL Cv HOLMES Where Shopping Is A Pleasure Nationally Advertised MARTHA'S TAILORING SHOP Altering And Repairing Army, Navy And Civilian Work SHOES F Th E ' F 'I O' e 'We amy 30411 I7th sneer Mrs. M. EI smafhson l906 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. Compliments of BLILEY'S Virginia Beach, Virginia Compliments of SCHOEN'S PET HOSPITAL Virginia Beach Blvd. Phone I33I OCEAN CLUB BARBER SHOP 204 - I6th Street VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. We Solicit Your Patronage REAL ESTATE Duck Braithwaite ISO3 Atlantic Avc. Virginia Beach, Va D U C K ' S GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 1280 PRINCESS ANNE FARMER'S SERVICE ' PURINA CI-IOWS For Poultry ond Livestock 6' Seeds - Fertilizer - Lime Since I898 Dog Chow ond Poultry Equipment NORFOLK, VIRC-INIA C We Deliver Anywhere Compliments of BEACH AND BAYNE THEATRES VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA I-ICDLLOMCJN-BROWN FUNERAL HOME M WEB X w 7 1 'M 9 I .Q 11' WI' 1 , WT'j 'l'.m' I '1.'fv'q4IT.', 'wW'v',,7 'y'. rx pl 'I , . m 4 .- ,- , , - f -sl 4.1 ,xx x Al ',', HJ.. -W1 f ,W I ' , V L :.'. H '- - .. ,W :I In I 1 5, ' A 3 -atm , - ' ' V . 'I N Ainfitll, ' 4 . .ktlfp ,, 1 AH' -' N -- , -a I N13 .fn ?f'i9sff1+ , .vip J r f' I- Q1 x- my - I . ,':'.' , AQ , O , 'i '. , 'xl I '1--. r X 5 C . . I I .,., 1 ' .xx ' I. I I 4 1 r 1 .'. W, lv M' . if ,s, .lxdr 1 A I 4 l . f wr S I vu' I , . YJ Q w ' 'A' fl . 1 -M .' , .4:'. 'IA , 1 'I 1 lf' I, 1.44, , ,gm,'-' .y .v.-'LN t,.i' 4 f 'Ju f '. L 1' I, ' u xt . , 4 I r ' 'fl ' ' : ,I+ ' ' 1 iw f k I B, 0 ft, ,H , n I l '4 ' 5 ,I .A ,L 9 nw. 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