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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

.1 av EV I ' I Q ', .U L f' I l-. ., n 1 ' Q.. s -,H u. xii'-A ' ' ' G. '3' vas, ' ..vL 75. 'N mx 4 . ' , . 1 'Ti' x T I' W x . if J Q ,vxnf-5' W I grit 1 I -T gx I n -'N Q r a ' . w I J A A f I u 4- -5 X 5 i ' ! , YI . .-.1'4A '., ' ' ,. ' .' ' 'W Q: Q , 4 'R 'N YSN, ,--15 K s I ' 1 , ' ' a ' X Mlf' ' . ' 'Leaf ' Nl4 ' Z.. .sly .s-5 ?.5? 's .4 .n Mx -:'l N.: 1 GPRESENTING1 +1 1 ,f-- L-1- '6' 74.2 I 95 3 cwaidefz C 1d 111011 11 L1 f O H111 O VX qfgrf STKV' W '59 '-Ribs N1 S Q 'Q S N 5 l N 5 'SN N s in Q-., , -M, N Qs 5 . ' N Si-:bw 'b N'-Iw.i'aMf.. Tuff'-. .M W EP:-'I+l'45I axle, I 1 W 06 0664, ' ent Me 7.46 SW M 6-M fu. n s s'-Q--.. 54604 lf an 5 oozpmgaew dope IQQQ 5 Q n S04 , We s ww. s,s,f,,s.,:.. qw df 1953 'mural d 9144165 fhwuqd 51irqh..:Ns.:: W .- x dw WW W V ALXER 25-F Q' N ',.'Q?':f:'s wgafwww . 'N ix 'Q THE CA wa, Lmukgsgxx ,gn hz? Q Ns. 6 pleww MM --53s.-1-Q - N 5 N N N M 'M N,-5-h N 'Q N N N ,2- 5 N1 'ka ik.. N 5 sk' Q N, vu .-i..... -----Q--11111111IQQCll:nUt: . Mgky 1 F n- 'sw ', -N. 5 N x N- s ...- ' 'gm 1 1 'I ily- IK , 1 ' 3 X xx' 4, x x, 4 'T H j1 Ni I 5 's, Ks' xl .tx X ' vxxgw,: 's bxxf, ' N. 1 'Q ', K, It W1 V' , u , , N . -L 4 . ,X NW EQNI X , .J V- 'a 'l N-'N' ' , 'lg JB. Q-. 'Z . A lg . '- 'i . 1' 1' . NW hh, 1 g . Wy ' H gf 9 A, M . '- 'N s v. QQ, 1. 1 'Q S f f 'N N , N r Tkgw, . ., v , x- . 'X ' Q , .. ,, . . K Ni, .M N :.,sx.: 1- X N x 4. 'M - Q -W ' K- .x , ' yr N Q xg N K ,xnb klxtsxw, 4 ., N 5 xu,5S5 W t-'T'-. PNN 2555 5 4 'K R. ifvh ,N r an GUNS QF bg. ,Q KN.. N., 'N . Qikfwi .X 5 I s Q nk vw. N, g ax B . in 'faq 1 355. lg 's vu,- rn QQ, 'ur- ,3- Q Rx Q. vu 'lu Hgh,-5 Qgth- 5 1 Ng.. ' Cl- Ng Q' 'Q E i m x he 5 in 'S 8 l us 7: CSX!! H Him NC Cl .4- V . Wu xl-'lf l , .B ,' A Dir' LQ- ', 'r -f S ,W I . ,, Q y wa 31. , r M ' i r 2 xnxx. A t '13 C. UQ .C , u -.K x. U. , 'fr l XJ . N 1. Q. -'W H. T Q 1 5 . N w in Q .Y 1--Q X: Hn ,Q ,ff-ug.-.,. 0-M., ,M ... .,. ,.. 'UI .fr ,-.M .i . wx 746 Zeaz, 1953 mf tie eueatd aw mae if any-Wm afmx.. ,.-, ..-fi 4.58 :' ,,. A vs val ' I g -'Zxl E fgrfx' : TN V. Q . : -.H v. H.. .. .. ... 6322 5 I 9 ' s ' '74, fmfwze gene 4 9a 'v944 at time aaenee WW WH? daai many ,eleaacmt memofzdea 355255. w ' 2515: x... ?'5'jw qw,- ,,.,1f4-i, N. ,.- 3? I. . rf' GSA:--1-4 3 .A ry., 1 2 .. M., 221 4 5' SQL ,.,.,4... ggi-gf? 23 s X M. - rm-14 G: 2 wail 'gftfigfffl 1 K K z - i ' ,S .. 3, 2659 74 lf, .. Sfffizfza,-iT? ,,,. ,, .5 1 F09 'SEQ :viii '-.fa zz' we 3 ,f.m:4f7f.1:f.:0:'r -G! Lxi?5?sf-Sk, A? ' E 75fcaagk ieae Zane Wlcmq eez' Wane cad WE mi DMQDLQ Clifff Sw 74aae Wie Weqb 77064 Om .fined . MILLARD P. STRICKLER A. B. Hampden-Sidney M. A. University of Virginia When school opened in September. 1952. there was a large number of the former stu- dents missing. The new Virginia Beach High School had opened. The students and the faculty of Oceana felt this keenly and the memory lingeredg but in the true Oceana spirit the gaps were bridged, and it was not long before all school activities were running as usual. Principal dm,,w-QLD , if ' The 1953 year book is a credit to the school, and an honor to the staff and sponsors. It required untold hours of hard work to make this book a reality. Success and best wishes to the class of '53. Your dreams have been realizcdg your work completed, and you deserve only the best. Oceana has served you well. May you ever be true to your Alma Mater. Ill E. E. COX DOROTHY HUDGIN5 RUTH GORNTO A.B.. William and Mary BS.. Radford ALB.. Ramlolpli-Macon MA., University of Yir- Home Economics Math ginia 4 Government, French, Chemistry Counselor X . EDGAR BARNHILL .l. R. ROUTTEN CONSTANCE LOVING R' P' I' BS.. Mississippi State B.A.. Longwood Speech and Dramatics MA... George Washington Spanish Umverslty English Government, Social Studies 8 Counselor GEORGE KOLAR ALB.. Fairmont State MS., West Virginia versity Basketball Coach Physical Education ni Ill :ly N1 'X ' , 51 XX 'X ANNE UXYENS JFWEII, WHITLOCK F. E. TAYLOR E 'ELYN C VIBERT X HS.. Niasliwn BA.. Haig YYaxlii1igtnI1 BA.. EIIl0l'y and Henry B., i,. Eci., Nladifon Biisim-N-N Ellglixil Hath ' XMUQL' if Lalin Physical Education ,JN f X x i 1 U' v xii. ,X X ' iXi jxilxqxx 5, .IINIC IMYINKL NINBEL K. 'I'.-XYIDR NIARLLXRET BAILEY HS. Xlawliwn BS.. Niaulimn BA.. Elun Culle-ge i.ihra1'iai1 Fvivnvf- Hath English Social Studies 1 . J . , , 4a acuity M U 1 , , , , , . ,, GLORIA REID SALLY WILLIAMS JAMES CANTWELL J FRANCES IIUDCINS B.S., Longwood Office Secretary Cincinnati Conservatory AB.. William and Mary Science Director of Music Nlath and English .IOANNE STERLING C. M. TOXIKO JOHN BRODERICK B-S-, Lfmgwvod I . BS., V. P. I. Potsdam State Teachers Physical Education Shop College EHgliSl1 Director of Athletics Safety Driving 4 In 2 fffitseweifsfn 55 WW PIPSHIPIII Xvili'-Pl'f'5 Sc-v1'Hlall'y Tl't'LiSll I'1'l 'fa 4,4 of 775 M644 g6Qf50t Oh. wouldrrt it he wonderful to have different rooms and teachers for our subjects. This dream Came true for us in September. 19-19. when we en- tered the eighth grade. We had to study even harder. but we were beginning to feel the thrill of high school and its many activities. The ripper Classmen were very helpful when we couldrft Find our way. Then in the fall of 19-19 we were really in high school-yes. freshmen. Of course we were small and ineonspieuous among our many upper elassmen. but we were proud of our Class. ROBERT ELLIS ALLEN DENNH ALLEN FRANK ALLEN PEOCH ANN BISHOP J. Y. Basketball 2. J. Y. Fool- J, Y. Football 2. Football Football 1. 2, Il. L, J. Y. Bas- filer- Club 2. Xlajuretle 1, 2, hall 2. Glee Club 3, Clafs Manager H, Ba-1-ball 3. 4. Mun- kt-tball 1, Yarsitv Basketball 2. 3, -l. Field Nlajorrlte 2, Drum President U. E. Club 4. uvraui Club I, IS. -l. Xlunuyraru Club 3. 4. Nlajurette -lr. AnuualStz1ffEd- E. C. A. 4. Serrelarx 3, President -L D. lf. ilur 4, 5. C. A. fi. L Treasur- -L President -L 1-r L Beta Club fi. -L Histo!- c' ian -I, Class Tl'4'a-urer 3, Crad- uation L'-In-r li. CHARLOTTE BUGC BOBBY CARLTON BETTY JEAN CATON STUART CHAPLAIN Newspaper 3. Home Ee. 2, Band1,3, 4. Latin Club 3. 4, Home Ev. Club 1. 3. J. Y. -I-H Club 1. 2, 3, -L D. IQ, Beta Club 3. -L Annual -L Bela Club SLA I, Class Treas- Cheerleader l. 2. Co-captain Club -L Trl-gem,-r 4, Dramatic Club L Glee Club 1. urer 3. Class Vice President 4, 2. Basketball 4. Dramatic Club Cheerinz Squad 1. 2. Saferv -I, Annual Staff 4. Driving T 4. I 4a endafz We had our mm vluw ullivexsz smmw nf us parti- Ilpal I-xl in lln- lmml. tlw t:If'1' lllulr. und the various I-r l'llllIt4. We III-rv Ull nur way. III- now had a alw- llllllI'lA us. Xl XHIIIIKIIC IIIIICSTIQH XI XIII VN Yi. III IIIICX II...III..I.-I.I IIIII- :. NIIIII Inn- I. X. I'II-III'-.I-I--r I. Nm-,..I, ...Q I II -Im 1. z. I. Ii.I.I... I-. I M-I.-III I, Ir-'.I-mfr 5, lk. 1. L. I.I.I-- wr-.I.II,IrI I Ii.-I.. II I. L. I, 5.-In-I.IrI I. I,II..'r- I-,I.II-I 2. 4....I'.1-I.IIn I. XIIIIIIJI I 'IIII I, Il.,-Jn IZIIIII I'IIII.I--. ima 7255 As SIIIJEIIDIIIIIITS in IUSII we look even fl more acliw part in nur high sl-IIIIIII am-livities. us we wvrv grmvinlg up and Iam-I.IniI1g: Iuore eligible In partivi- pale. I-Il'lLI-INR .ll IISOX .I INET LEE FIXRRXR FEXTHESS I4..IIIl-.III l. J. L, I, II.I-III-IlI.Ill XIII.-I X-.IIIII I. Ill.-v lilnh l. 1. J. 1. XI.In.IgI-I I. ILN-I-.III 1. J. .l. 5 I-'lII'.I-. 2. J. X. l.II.-fx, :. I. 'II.I.I. 1. :. I. NI......,I.If.I I.-.I.l.'f I. J. .I, my-I.Iin 1. XIII IIIII. J. I. I. I. X, ILI-1,1-II-.III 1,1-ml I'IIuI.-A 1. Ilr.Im.aII- I.....II I, I.II'.- II..I. I, I2I.I-I I.l.II. I. N.-I..,..Ipf1r SLIII 3. I. I'I..I.I.-III I. mul.-..I I,...I..Il I. I. In-I..-II...II xI.m.Iu'-r I. An' :. L. Il.-I lm'-I.II'III J. IIII.II NI.III I. II.-In-I I.-. I.IIIl. J. s..I.-hm I. 'XHNTCC K 1 XHXIIIII Ifl.II'I'ICX I'X'I'SX I4'IiXNIil.IN NIINXIX I.IiIl.II XX Xl IIN -, I I I II I IIIIII. I III Il..II J, 1. II, I, IIIIII I, I ll Bl Rl II. .I I.I.. IIIII. I. 3. L, I.,II..II.vmI H In I I 1, I im IIII I I iii ie eadafz face a 7 Z5 This xear we got a new principal. Mr, Strickler. We hail Illkllll' 51111115 tn 1l11. The .ll1llltll'!4 11'l111 l1111l who came from Narrows High School. . . . worlieil hard tne hrst two years were ueluf-fl llllll tl11 ln 1951 we entered as juniors-yes. the big year B Cl I I l I 1 - - - ,u1. '11-11 1:' '. before the biggest year ol our lngh School Careers. CH ll L lm 'ln Umm fm 'l'1l 'A IRYINC GREENBERG WALTER GRESHAM .I. D. llgXRLEY BARR.-XRX III'l'ClllNGS Basketball 2. Il. -l, ITl'u111z1ti1' J. l. l 1111tl111ll 1. 2. ll, Ydrsitx' Hinwl 1. 2. Il. lg C11-1-1111tui11 I. l-ll lfl1.l1 l. ll:1111l 1, 2- 11. l. e1..1. 11. 1. 11..11..gm.11 1:11111 2. 1.,.,111..11 1. 1111111 31.11.-111111 1.11 e1..1. 1. 111.-.. 1311.11 -1. .11 :111.1....1 11....11.1.1 Q. 1111... 1311.1. 3. 1 12.11.-11.111 11. 1. t:1.-.- c1111. 1. Bt...-1.1.11 1. 2. 1, -1.1-1 Club 11.-.1 1.111111 1, 1. 1. 1. B.1.11.11. 11 1. 111111.11 s1,.11 1, 4. Furensit' Meet 3, 4. Debut- 1. 2. Il, -l, T1-eustlwr 4, Mon- l1.1ll 2. Frm- 511111 0111111-1 2. ing Ta.-anl -l. 011.111 Bowl el. ngraui Club I. 2 Il. 4. Allied 4. Sl.1te lY11rksl11111 Hnntl 3. 1.1.1111 1, 2, 11, 11.1.11 11. 11.1.1.1 1, 11: lflug llvnrer -ll. MERRITT HOLLOMAN GERRY HUGCINS AUDREY WAYNE JESTER -l-H Club 1. 2. 3, Track 2. fl, Glen- Clzh 1, Salvtv Drixing 2. l'l11111l l. LI, It. l. Illw- lflulv fl. 4, Football 3, 4. Annual Staff D, E. Club -l. Annual Stall 4. gwmiqh Club 1 1 D E Club IJ. lf. Club l. l-H Clul1 1. 2, 4 D A -1l Q , mmtw , -. C. A. 4. 1. R ii ' i ' 1111.111 11.11111 1. J. Many were leaders ill sports illltl other vital avtivi- ties. We had our pictures taken for tl1e year hook. and ll1CIl ill the spring came our big thrill of this. our junior yearAwe were hosts and hostesses at the BARBAR X KERNAN H.1sheti1.1ll l. l. ,L 1. lf11-1.xp- 1.1111 I. Xl11111.gr.1111 t.l11l1 5, t. H1111111 Fr. t.l11l1 1. 4. 511ttl1.1lI 1 I. lIr.1111.1111 t,l11l1 l. 3111111.11 51.111 t. t'I.XRUI.X N XII-I 'XlIIll'NI H.-1.1 l,I11lf .t. I. I'11--, 1. t,l11-1-rv I11.11t1-1 L. L llr,1111.1111 t.l11l1 J. L. 1: N1-1 . l. X.11s1t1 H.1-lt-'le l1.1ll J, '1. I, N. I. X. l. 1. L I: X11 1'. Pres, 1. lhrls 9l.1!1- 4. An1111uI s1.11t. x--1. 11111111 t. f emafz M044 775 Clilallfe to IIl6EiSllI'6 for Our SCIIOUI ril Junior-Senior Banquet. We had a grand time at the Pine Tree Inn-Din11er and then a big dance late ill our junior year we again were excited bx our lgb. LfH.XRLES LOWE BECKY Xl.KCCl'BBlN JANICE ANN I-ll t'I11t1 1, i,Ne1ssp..1pv1' Sufi. H.1-hethall l. J, .L 1. J. Y. 1. 1. 1. 1, s1111111.1 431111. 1. 1111.f11f.111.11 1. X11-111 01111. Mlm hum 1- 2' MR Club 511.1111-li Club 3. L llr.1111.1ti1 lv-.itler L Dr.i11141t14 Clnh -I. 1. JV xl Cllrerlrdlju li SJR t.l11l1 I. I-i1111tl1.1ll 1. 8111111.11 H1-111-J Hr. Club 4. A111111.1l Urnmu Wg' 51.111 l. H4-It--1l1.1ll Nlgr. l.t.Lle1- Stuff. 1. lllr-e tlluh J, C.1x.1l- ' llttt, 1. 11-1-1-11.-. 31. Xt-11114111111 Club -1. '?.P 11 .91 3' 11 . MS L '. 'wt' 3Q:.i5l,-'ffa ' 1 lf ' 'i'1sY11?1. Q 1-'55 -M ' . 1 f ',-Qggg-1,1 . BETTX XII RDEN DIANE NEWNIAN BILL PERRW 1111.111 1.1.1111 1. 1, 1. 1.111'1111. 11.11.11 1.-. 1 2. 1, s,.1111-11 111.1111.111. 111.11 1. 1. 111,..1.'11.- 1. 1. 11111111 1, 4. 11111. 3. 11. 1. 1. 1'1111.1111.11.111' 111111.11 11.11-11.111 1. 1.11111 1.11111 1111 1, 1. J. H1-1.1 t.I11b 4, 1. X111111.1l Null 1, s111111.-1' 1'l11t. t. 4a eadafz aa a 795 As we entered school in September. 1952. we were greeted by the arrival of our class rings. Then photos had to be made for the annual-our lirst opportunity to put on that cap and gown--much work was done on the annual, soliciting ads. typing. getting subscriptions-long hours of work. Oh yes. then Cillll8 our tllird annual Ocean Bowl Came and the best yet. We had Homecoming and some of the floats of the alumni were very elaborate After the Ocean Bowl Came we worked harder than ever on our studies as well as our school activitles this year was our big ROSE PHELPS JO ANN RUSSELL EVA LEE SAYACE al-H Club 3. -I. Uranialics Basketball l. 2. 3. -L Xlonograln Student Council 4: l'n'si4.le-nl 4. Club 3. Allied Youth Club 3. Club -l, Annual Staff -L Span- May Court Princess 1, Beta ish Club 2. Il. Newspaper -1, Club li. sl: Trcusuri-r -L Dra- Allied Youth 2. 3. Clem: Club lnalil' Club 2. Ii, 4, Lillrrarv 1. Llleerlcuder 1, 2, Ii, 4. Lllub 1, 2, 3. liusketbull li. 4, Clns Secretary 3. Latin Club l. ll. 3. year-our Senior year, CHARLOTTE SC.-XRBOROUGH Bn-kelbrlll l, 2, Ii. -l: Co-l-ap -L Home Er, Club l, 4, Pres 4. llillevrll-ills: lc, 41 C..-mp. 4 Drnlualil' Club -1: Suu. -l. S tt. A. 2. xl.,....gmm cllll, ls, 4 Ol-l-.ul Boul Princess fl. Soft bull Tt-.lun 15, -l. Annual Stall -l. CORDELIA SCOTT HARRY SMITH BECK3' STRICKLAND Glee Club 1. Bam Club 3. Annual Staff, 4, D. E, Club 4. M,,j,,,-em, 3, Maju,-pm, 3. C136 4- Home EC- Club 3- Sllfflft' Club 2. 3. Safely Driving 4, Driving Allied Youth 1 ' -. A . -. L.' Cl . Neuspaper Staff Typist 3, 4. um nb 1 GATES SYKES Basketball J. Y. 2. 3, Varsity Basketball 4. .annual Stull: eu'- Art Ed. 4, D. E. Club -1. Baseball -I, wine Zfaaa 795 Al times it -efiiwd ue wmilil never make it- High S1-111101. our Alma Mater. We-'ll always Cherish g1'acl11atiu11 for us was j11'l a fl1'e41111fl111t we macle the cluys we spent within your walls. hy Atla11tic's it--it 1111+ a wzilily. We are gimiclllutvs of Uceana rolling billmvs. Q. . F' , Q .x s lll.-XNE 'l'.XXl.UR ,-XN'XS'l',-XSIX HEY ERLX THURESON FRABCEQ1 Nl. TINIX ' Xl11111111'.1111 l. ll1.1111.1l11 lillul- -I, XI11111'11f-. Wu.. L.1l111 lilulu 1. 2, l1ll:ffQ'3nlr'r 3. fl. J, mills it - c.1..1.f1'11 11..,.'f1.-...iw 1. J 1 1g1.,...,1,.,,.1,., fm, muh .111 111111, 1. 2, 51, 11.1.-1'1.--1. Club ' 1 Ll 1-' Club 4. 4 A1111u.1l Fl.1Il 1, llill- H1-Y 2. 1' D' I. I-lub 4 ' nl-'nl uf vlaw 2, l u1'1'11-1r- l. lf. H. .M I. TPM,-yT!1111'r bull -Q.. F. lf',u111- l. J, 5l111I:'r1l F:'11.1lv 4 ' U ' ' N.111l111l ll.1.. Sp.111isl1 lflnh fl, Xl-111ugr.1111 .iluli Q' Sufvty' 1. 2. 1111 1111. 11.11. l. J. .L 1 LL... 1'l.11. 1.1.-111.-V 11,111 Ja. lliixing 4' -, Nllll-.ill l 41111l.1p1111-I1 Stall .L U1w'.111.1 1l.,.- 1.l111- 4. GRMIIC YXKOS WlI,I.l.-UI CHARLOTTE WAIKFIR RALPH WII.l.I.-HIS 11...1.111...11 1 1. 4,,11..1..-1. w1l15yy0R'1'l1 11.-1.1 1i1..1 c Il 1 11.-.V Prw .11-- L. 4.11.-.il-1.--l--1 1, ll--mv 1,-. HAH... ll J. 1' In 'AH NHL I I. 11..1. 11 11..- 1-..-. 1. N,.....1.1. 3- .l uhm, Mum I' -I 1.11.11 1: --'-. 11.-..., :. 1v......1.. um Hub ,A I: mvllm' I 1.. t.l11I- 1. 11..1.4.,1..... 41..1. .:. ,VIN MH, l,,MA,..,,, 1' W '- N l'4 ' '- V '- 1 A ' mn. 11.......-.. 111,111.1 1, RMI 1,111.1-11 1. up.-1.-11.1 J, amfaw 'J Qs 9 -an Y' ,fx 0, 1 I E 1 AQ First run: Charles Ammuns. Joe Beck. Jacque Carson. Lorraine Cox.Ji1nmy Cracldock. Secunfl row: Imogene Culver, Jimmy Darden. Causey Davis. Lorene Ferguson. Mabel Fimple. Third rms: Juan Gallup. Mary Virginia Garrett, Betty ,lane Godfrey. C10 anne, 'UN 'l'Q, 'Q ' Z I YN N- x. l'll'Nl run: Sllirlr-x Hamlin. Hilly Hin-nn. lfvrvllu Hilvllingw. ,IHLIIIII Hugh?-. ,Ianv jalvavlw. SVVUIIII rm: Hllllllit' ,lenkin-. Larry klPllllf?IIf'. Hglyllvllf- Kime. Hflmlrfi lfigll. Hubert Lumlkc' Thirfl run: lie-raldim' Xlidgvtlv. Donald Uglewlry. IA:-una Oxuxlrf-nfl. My ft J f 6 ifjl- vl lf'x9,JJ1jjjf0,Jlf A , -5 F 3 amaze' if 00 4-qzfdr 5 'ZS' First row: June Peterson. Betty ,lo Quesenberry. Ellen Reilellwach. Ann Rliue. Barbara Rittenhouse. Second row: Howard Savage. Joy Sawyer. Dolly White, RHj'WllllIE'l18HCl. Bobby Wilson. Third row: Carole Wilson, Andy Wood, Lois Wood. avx 'af M0764 il ' 3, - I ,. ., W ff, - ,al F., 1 as E M p 1 ,. X bi 8 ' 4-5 1-1 -lf ' 1, I: auq - - 'V C, gy 91. -1' - 1. A 'Y 5 A , ,N .l I ., iai- 1' 1- 49. ' . , , :vu . C ,,. ' E 2 ' V 5 ' 1 - , ,rf l i -4i Q' UF?-1 5 - V 6. lu U if ' r s , N I ., f' W' +G., -f L. , A96 ..- ' .-Q ' A ' S P'-v K l ' -fu ,.f- 3' t 'L- --'15 T ' -1:5 tv I x l A- f s ..-.1 l ll'Nl mn, Nall 5.5 ,H-nil, ,fr ' ,'r- . 'f -k. , l A-V79 X A 'i -Q- if 'Y X A-6' ' 'i Km-. X ' ' Xqlf ' 'K 'xv Ji 5 lluim--. l'ffl'liv Harm--. llivlxie- BLll'l'l'1Ifl. ,lllllllly Braall. Bewrly Barcrfvfl. Sllirlvy Barvrnft. Hrtty Bmllmainr' Nw 1-ull 1 xx lvfmuu fl--pl'-5. Rita llmig. ll-uw-:Imp CHF-Hll. I.-fuif lianle-n. Oli- llarmlvn. Billie Enax. Rolwrt PU-rlwi. llmvl nm Xl nrgan-I l u1'ln--. llurl llallup. ll-vnulnl Ur:-gory. flllill'lQ llarllm r. Baranlllna llrvgury. Belly llillwrl. Billy ljllllllll nm: .lmmiln ll.u'1is. lllllvl llul-.-5. jimmiv lw-. lyklllllllr' Killf-la. Barbara Lupu. Faye' Lip-m'ol11l1.,lulm Lama Xzll in l it ,L It A nt t A V ' I .Qt , ,L .2 ir fl ll' l t ' 1 'Kr, czavzclduzcl K' ii -N. vs m f ,: 3 -5, A It ft: 52. 'D' A. fr any l X 51, - .,. 4 , , 'fe C. : '- l 1' it -if .N H W J' A rev, y :Q ,, lk-Y. P 1 1 , I t ' , k CI 74' 2 4' tl ml- 3 5- ' 5' . ' ' F7 3' . '- .X .'f, ' Q' A a- ft.-M ' -Q Qfsef .L R , fc- r f -' - e fe- Le, t 1- V K, ,7 F .v A , V lg! I Y ,j -1 -'ant It A.5HHf., lei? is I ' l 'l-'i ' eg If-Q77 rf- ns-. . 'Q Y Nb: H l fort areas aeviwtpwfeew it 'Wa lor Nm, ft L liXY7+3f- T 51711 - 'i'5K .73- ..f'Sl.r.fYt'JLQQEQQ .ff ,-lf!,,a.6t Qld n N, fd W4 0 R4 A as il v ' ', srl, V 46.3 4, lt V -wh r , M , , ,,. f - - ..... tg, t ..., Y' t if jigs, I Xia up il ,,.. ' 5 151 - 3 Q. ,, hw wi, Z QW Mff2,at 'lrfa ta ' -an 4 4 . , ' ' 5? if ' ' -3- gtg - ' t Q 1- l t ' ff 3 t,pf nf : ' 1 ' rffeq t ' uf i . i' t '. fi ' ' Q X X , 1 , Q L Q. . 'I N 'I 1 ' l ,-v e, fflsb r. r First row: Dann McClanan. Dorothy Meeks. Kay Melson, Shirley Mimlgette. Roger Malbon. .litnmy Nleljonald. Gem' Newman. Second row: Dorothy Nixon. ,lack Oldaker. ,lack Oglesby. Jimmy Oglesliy. Peggy Olclaker. Leon Piper. ,lean Pallc-ite. Third row: Richard Reader. Buddy Recife-arn, Martha Sue Riggs. Ernest Seneca. Billy Stockley. Bobby Saunders. Shellny Smith. Fourth row: Frances Speight, Shirley Scott, Dorothea Schramm. Harlan Wood. Lafayette Whitehurst. J. W. Wilson. X ivian Witlgeon. ik 1 D A 1 -., vt ol S 49' O 1' Qbiiffig iii Q4 zedmea If A . , ' VA, .-X fa Q U' V ' x YVVV get 'En A r 'Ru Tv! '23 it ,1 ,,,x ini 1 f -1 ll. Q' N f - x 1 5 7' vt 1 s NVQ Q' ,. i 1' M f , ' A , A A. 1 on ' I, Q Z ,V ,. 9 PM ,.., 'x .-ff' 4 3 N 4 b V A H , ' ' fir J .W , 1 W X Xe XV Y Y S-'. ,i1,.:q:.f ', an as' wx s. T. M . L! M V' I L 'C w-' V. ,Mi N 1-:- Az ' ' jjj lffh Piss' ffifkf f X ff-,fx - J ,Q 'X f I , ,gig -nf n .. -:v '- H Wx J. 4 'J A fymn, A, , ,,g7,,,-,,,-. V x M 1 .f A --. A V: r 7' 'W .4 u,L -.Q 'ff- .F ,N Wi I' W 37' ,gk J ' 1 W' . A A , r I. x ' l igjs' ra 'W' , L ls '16 -C --5 ,5- ff' ' '.n.,,' as X f . N ,.. Tl, - ,. f X .aa Q g . ' ,., 43 ' l 5 P Ons ' 'K 'ig 'rp I -1, 5 30 , M , ,-, if? N -Q it v XXX? , ', T N V -,, A QQJ . . Q., A .. - 4 x - Fifxl rms: lflninf- XII-lvlwmk. Ui:-kir' XHHIIHIIN. Billy Bl'1Illil', Nlary XIHI Hilln-.kluwBn'am'l1um. ,,. , . N-wunl rvm: llultlr- lw1'll!.l:'ggy BlA4lYNIl.1vL1l'f Bryan. l1,L.4,u1n.,Ium-1 llihl 'lqllircl rung liunivl ll1'HLll'l. lMnal1l liuugh. Xllf-n I-lllix. H--nulfl I'1L1llN.5ll-lt'I'HI'l'Lil'. - . . , . , . , . Illfnl 4HIlX Iwlllx Hum I1.xf'II1t'Il llarli I'-vurlll ww:.11-pw'1fuIlup.5hr-llvy in-mlxxxxm. 2 ' ,U ' U. V Q' 1- Ififtll re-xx: llalwrlll Hl'Il1lY'Il. Karl llfwlfvll. Silxiax juni-. Upal l.aln-.Ha1'l1.11'.1 Wal'-lnall. N Dfpt 'Hwy ylflilil KLJJL l. fl lf l M im f QP? J en. k gl lrtgvf' Siuniyy X of -'CND' t,Li't:x if QLSJ.-w. . x . ii - :R fr- at K' :Q :L V1 Ig FD I . , 'A 1 V Q- ,. 1 41 E-ff Q -- r ,xg , I ,f - ' 1? 1 L , 'QPR 1. A F' a gil' ,rg Xlwvak mg' .,..t 9-1 Ll -ll ' Jim. - , ' 1 Y o ' A i uf- , 1.-'il . A ,N 'oi' v -3 - :Ir V f rv' 5. QL K N A ' HX .1 l LX ' l 0 I 3- :VI-I-, Vvl ' 'V cAv i, N ' 594- I-sv. I Qov- 14 ,J 'ag ,Q :ww ,, 'L' be T Q -f ver' of lx 'A 'W I ,. 15: Ll 7594 ,ak rx., - Q Q' ,ZX A . ' q sg . 4 ry, r . ' '-0 , ' ' ,l -' -- ' .,.---Y , Y 43 - ' B First row: Barbara Moore, Eddie Miller. Ada Overstreet, Edna Pallette. Second row: George Raymond, Pinky Rose. Parker Reader. Benny Rose, Sharon Silman. Third row: Sally Scoma, Shirley Speight, Billy Sykes. Garland Skinner, Sammy Snapp. Fourth row: Beverly Taylor, Wilma Terry, Sherwood Thompson. Edith Vaughan, Sophia Fifth row: Jimmy Whit, Billy Miller, Joe Wilson. Bobby Widgeon, Thelma Whitehurst. Y West. , Q. f 1--' A X . ' 1 , ' .I-Aka.: 'ldde ' sg' I J-V r 7 ' ' C A , V ' , A '15 '-x i 11, , Qs? I - 5,1 . 1 - 3 -X - ' 5 ' ,, TQ: . . H ff 1 5 -.. .V ,,.,. .1 .-.. r V lx,-X 1 4, mb , T x ,,,,, Q I I' X . S' 1 ,,... nv- .Lg L -l 1--v lv: . 1 -Q, . f ' L - , ' ' 4 -A ' MNC' 'N . '-W, X5 xv' ff 'V V , A '- - Q -P1 ,,.- Nwl. . , A . l 1, K A 5 , ' l '- f 1 NN Qin- -' ' - 1 ' ' - f X , - , 's ,Z ' , ff ff ' 1 I, ai K v- , QQ f- N 'l-1, , f' mg: vf' - Y - 4 if ' - ' ' K' f K ax K ' Q A if nz-.al 1 u ' 5' l ,- -T :ff P ,gi - V, 1, f- -,Q -V 1: 'Q GY' .A V, ,g,,,. 5. 3: W- . I N N 4 a. -- A ...- - , V ,Y NV 4' , .ev iw 0 . .. ' -Q ' N -. . . -,,,, 435' ,va ' -.f 6 -. Q mn' .A If va . t X, wx fi N' N xl af nil x, ,.. 1 ,Q ' If ,Q 'H X X 'nfl lf 'F-Y M A N 2' -k ,. ,.. A , 'ii' QQ. Q.. W, .V QE? fx tal , x xi 'frfi Q ll ,, X . . - -. M l - '- N F ' Q I i N ' P' A 5 5' .A m 5' V W- A z A V . , L an . .5 ,,., 45 ., .9 ,KV ., ,,. . ,ey A in. l 1 z . . F ' , '1 Y X 1 , x,-- . V3 . U Q V 6 Avll ,neu ,I V j - :V V A J t X gi... .J Lf... ' - 1 . '355Z'.?,l1 -.,.- 'ull 1. .4 ,Fa '3' ' 'r 'X . -Tb ix ' - Taq l- f sf x 'fl S P -rx - Miwll Va l s' Ya 'hh l PQ, wx' fl if ... l X A ww. I 5: Z' 'T C. 3? 4' 'IR' if 1 5- 1 A t r , 'H' 45 l ,, 'K' 'l 'in W5 , LL, Ng t VH , xfx. 1. -,. .' . . K ,U N 'iv- , ' ' l T N N 'M a ,Arty f ,X .JK YQ- 4 'E 1 - W 'E A .X P .f- ' V V X - ' X A W X N , f ak . g,,f4ll,fl X ' ' , ,qv N Q. W V ' ' ' 5 W , A S A V we 5, x 'N ,fm ... Fl-P .4 4. '- .iff 53. A' ge' ' i-. 1 ' M . ,..-. .. . a K f A up , g - y t V la- . gl - ,,,..,. 9, 51. ' Qi' --.1 ,,. 1 us' ' Q vw . . xr X. X 1 ' '-.M 'fr -W , - '- an 5- f . -1. ' 7 K U 4 -slr' c . A' l . . ' N .-x Q 'M X F'-.' i a ' 'x -- .M -X1 Firq run: Ramlwflill .'xillNllI4lll. Ronnie Mlvn. Millie: Bishup, Waller Ban-mfl, Frances Bumlen. Km-nnf-th Brellmaver, Kathleen Hailew 'l'un1 llrawlev. lieth Hrawlm. Q:-curnl run: Billie'Vl3runn. Ufll-ll B-easlvy. Sl1i1'lc'yl:l1'ln?+-. Bvvl-rly Broun. Pole? Cost:-nllamler. Nlyra Cramlcluck. Kay Cnx, Xlurx lmn Cali:-. listen' llmnln. llwiml Ilodgf-. llonalul l':lllf'I'lI'll'P. Nlary Ellif. 'l'l1ir:l ron: Ov-ar Nappa. Sllirlvy C3I'lHl'lglIl. Cullen Uaxis. .Ulisml Ur6S1'l1Pl'. liulrvrt Davenport. Edilh Mary Danlfll. d :- Funrlll ron: lrxing lfxan-. l,1m-Ita Fvrvlwv. llvnnif 13011-lu-r. .Xllan Fl!-'llllllQL. II llmulnin. lilllvl llnlvhinf. Warn-n llil:-ahen. Hill. :X lvllv James. CIHITIIVP ,lHIlllSlll'l, Lena lfiftll run: Cru-il llarris. William llinr--. Rulu-rt llaywmul ,lackiv Ill Klnle,-r. Virginia Kirn. l,n'anrlf'r Kunlvr. Sixth run: llvralmlinr- Kl'llllZlt'l'Qlil. Rl1'llBl'4l Kauffman. Louis Kennmly. Ke-nnvllu Lvgum. llarulyn Lum-af. Frank Nlvflfev. ,Inlinr Kric-tmp Jimmy Lanv. Lyman Lasxrencv. arnld Flwra. Carolyn Foster. Palsy . - ,w4'.-1 J t f Q' 1713 LHY . x gd ' Y' L nfl. i S A i V. 4' ,, ,, 9' . tk Q. . iffy .Xb l ,h-xi ,xx ,. F in M x A- '- , AAP. ay X 'll ia' - ,H -elf' I. N t life., -, M,-2 Qllf Q 17 Q. W fit Fifi l U .- 'i IM if f ' if ,-GSX I V W Q1 .A ,N is. ,,- , AZ.-1 luxe. Q: 61 'Ji .ta tl I , A ...Y . s, S. , J N' e - P , . I . 'X ' X -,.1,,::-- X . t ' V ' it - 5 f' I P S E in V 'Il' 'lit T' X ' U, , X' I .- X lr ix 'Gt Q ,s 1 fy ' iii . , V. f 1 l 'A' 'A . I ,, ' t A - ' 5 W ,Sig 1: ' ... ,,, tlfgt- y 1 Qld! .-' gr .g ,Li' lx F? ' 5' ' 9 f 'Q' ' +A 1 Qi ' Q- I ' We t X 'f , ,W 'ia if ' l, l'ife - he f f if? A - f . i P w. . W f- fi . xl ,, 1 . ,X . qi.. , i saw. t t .. Q F X X tl - A .1 U .Ll Em lk D l . L -. I . is 'f . i 'N 1 A ,.- ',74', 'ggi' karts., Kazaa. ws, 3.-A-kgs. I4 ' V .1 . .IQ ' -. Q H... L -.-- 4 - N 'ff .. e l VV 7 'cf . G f -Q H- iv is wt. -X ,C . W --fl e i X '- V 5 Sw 'X , i ' ' L A - I A R .. 5 l I I V e .N h . at mf- gt-1 ,GLMY wi, gtg. 11 i ..... Gini. -'Li N77 ff-' if 54:4 125 4 fl Y E+, ' 'S Xi xv AV: 5 1 '-Q ' fggmtie i ' ! f Y . X 1 anti? ti in wh tn . ,ga ..:,, . 5 - M 1 ,C T.-' , - .-I .gy ' 4.1 Q R.. cl I ' -ft - ' -. ' V' ' '-. ' . '23 4 - t , V! , X gn xv 'ri Q, fi' fel'-1 V' ff' A . 'V J X X i L ' First row: Myra McKenny, Arvilla Merrick, Frank Maxwell, Alice Faye Midgett, David Morrissette, Douglas McCloud. Edgar Meeks. Rose Mary Mullen. Guy Newman. Second row: Martha Owens, Margaret Perry. ,lean Pado 1, Mary Ann Pallette. Louise Phillips. John Ray Potter. Doyle Phillips. Doris Quesenberry, Irving Robertson. Third row: Felix Reader, Charlotte Reed, June Riggs, Joyce Robinson, John Rawls. Edithea Shelton. Linwood Saw- yer. Carolyn Stevenson. Jimmy Saunders. Fourth row: Shirley Stevens, Wayne Samuels, Billy Strange, Earnest Shipp, ,lack Spruill, Kay Sawyer, ,lane Smith, Virginia Smith, Barbara Smith. Fifth row: ,lay Smithson, Bruce Terry, Irene Tyler, Arland Van Horn, Anne Lee Volvia, Michael Vanture, Dorothy Walker. Barbara Williamson, Wilson Widgeon. Sixth row: Joyce Whitley, Bessie White, Fred Winfree, Robert Williamson, Butch Woolston, jimmy White, Paul Wyatt, Nancy Reich. nf 921 S . qi 23 f ii: . fi W. 'msfiij' , , L! mir- fl sl. N is gi X3 --x-...Q-ay' 5,43 ' .ms as x..- gf... if S : -.mxsx yr xl ' 1 gil . - f 1 - -.A .5 ' A Q XT 55 Editor ........ Business Manager Assistant Editor .. . . . . . . . .Peggy Bishop . . . . .Tony Wadsworth . . . .Carolyn Meachum We pfmmed 7 ' 746 f755 Qadfiefz This is it-THE 1953 CAVALIER. The months of hard work are behind us, and this is the finished product. From October until the middle of March we worked very hard to get the dummy to press before the deadline. Our ad salesmen were always on the job, and finally our bank statement showed that we could proceed with our l953 Cavalier with- out hnancial worries. When Tony made the announcement concerning the state of our finances, we felt that our biggest worry was over. At last all of the articles were written and proof-read. Nothing left to do but phone Mr. Pidgeon and say, lt's finished. Please come and get the dummy. The printer wants it. Now that the work is finished we can sit down and relax. Miss Margaret Bailey and Miss Jewel Whit- lock were sponsors for the 1953 CAVALIER. .Yv- 4 A A EDITORIAL STAFF Firgt rms: Marian Dudley. Charlotte Bugg. Barbara Hiluhings. Betty Murtlsn, Sewml run: Carolyn Mc-avlium. Diane Taylor. Charlutle Scarbfnmlgli. Crave Yakns, Era LW Saxugw. Third row: Eugene Farrar. Bobby Allen. ASST. CIRCULATION MANAGER Merritt Holloman ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER Charles Lone -' ., C0-ART EDITORS T' Harry Smith Half- Sykes CIRCYLATION MANAGER Ju Ann Russell TYPISTS Betty Caton, Janet Fentress, Barbara Kernan ,v 747' ,Y 155 JY! 4a guiding :male The Student Co-operative Association of Oceana High School has endeavored this year to promote the high ideals of citizenship, co-operation. and general improvement on the part of each member of the student body. finder the leadership of Mr. E. E. Cox. the Council set up the following objectives for the year: l. To create a better student-faculty relationship. 2. To act as representative group in expressing ideas and opinions to the faculty. First row: Peggy Bishop. treas- urerg Eva Lee Savage. presi- dentg llnvvard Savage. vice- president: Loretta Hitchings. secretary: Mr. E. E. Cox. spon- sur. Sec-,ind row: lu Ann Russell. Bobby Allen. Arnold Flippen. Third rovv: Carolyn Nleachnm. Marian Dudley. Xlerritt Hollow man. Fourth rovv: Dnlly Yvhite. Luis Yvoud. Ester Ciilllill. Carol Wil- son. Opal Lane. 60' Fifth rovv: Irvin Evans. Allison Drescher. Dickie Annnon-. Ern- est Seneca. Y 3. To continue the monitorial system. 4. To build healthful and objective school spirit through student activities. 5. To help combat forces which are attempting to undermine our youth: tal Communism. tbl Narcotics. ict Alcoholism. ldl lmmorality. and let .luvenile delinquency. We are a member of the County S.C.A. and the Tri-C S.C.A., which consists of the S.C.A.'s from Princess Anne County. Norfolk County. and South Norfolk. de caafcwldc Unea Seated: Cordelia Scott. Bobby Carlton. Peggy Bishop. Tony Wadsworth. Carolyn lleachum, Marian Dudley. Eva Lee Savage. Betty Nlurden. Standing: Loretta Hitchings. Lois Wood. Causey Davis. Mary Y. Garrett. Betty Godfrey. Howard Savage. Lorraine Cox. ,Ioan Gallup. Dolly White. .lane Jacobs. Charlotte Bugg. Miss Cornto. Believing that creditable student effort and achievement should be encouraged and rewarded. and seeking to cultivate the ideals of service and proper leadership in our citizens of tomorrow. the National Beta Club was organizeil. ln order to qualify for membership in the Oceana Beta Club the student must be a junior with at least a B in all subjects. and be approved by the faculty regarding leadership. dependability, and character. Each year we have an informal initiation fol- lowed by a formal installation as our assembly program for the year. There the new members take the pledge of membership and receive their mem- bership cards and pins. Since the convention of last year we have had the pleasure of organizing two chapters of the Beta Club. one in North Hampton and one in Virginia Beach. ln addition to our regular programs and activi- ties. the Oceana Beta Club has sold cokes at all the home basketball games to help with expenses of the convention. We are looking this year with par- ticular interest since we are nominating Howard Savage for state president and entering the Pan- tomime. a'And The Lamp Went Out in the talent show. CLUB OFFICERS President ................... Carolyn Meachum Vice President . . . . .Tony Wadsworth Secretary ..... . . .Marian Dudley Treasurer . . . . . .Eva Lee Savage Historian .....,... . . .Peggy Bishop Program Chairman . . . . .Betty Murden Ze ff. Sgaiem First rim: 'lleriy Xlvfall. ,lu Xnn flussell. tlhailes Lime. Nluriun liludley. l.u1'retta Hitvllirigs. llfmartl Swag:-. ju :Xnn llughes. Sfvurnl row: Waller tlutlwill. tfurulyn l.1lt .1s. Sully Haines. llunalml Oglesluy. lieraltline Nlitlgt-tie. Eugene l urrar. Francis Timm. lrving lixans. janet Lee Fentress. L'-rruine Crux. Utis llartlen. ,Ive Beat-hum. The newspapers of Oreana. Kempsxille. and lfreerls were 1-unsulidatetl this year intu a single paper. The PA. Sy stem. This was tn lnring the st-lumls tugetlier in View uf the consulitlatiuii nf the tliree high svlnmls. The newspaper stalls nf these sclmuls have tmrlxecl together un the assembling and editing uf this paper :making it really for pttlnlivatimi. The sale of the papers is the respunsiltility of the in- tliviflllul svlmuls. Thi- flt't'illlLl stall is as llullmrs. lftlitur .............,...... ...Xlurian llualley Business Nlllllilkltll' . . . . .Luuis Kitchen Assistant .......... ..... ,l oann Hughes Cin-tilatitm Nlzuiager .......... Luretta Hitvhings Assistants ........ Walter tlmlxxin. lm- lgPHt'lltlIll llminy Ogleslvy. lrxing Evans. Utis Darth-n. Feature lfditor . . ..... ....... B evky Blur-viihlniii Sports lfclitur ......,........... Hrmurxl Smage Assistants ..... lfugene lfurrar. Geraldine Nlitlgt-ue Suriety lfclitur .................. ,lu Ann Russell Assistants ..... l rnnm'es Timm. Janet l.ee lfentress. l.nrruinc' liux. Sully Baines. Shirley Speight. tiurulyii l,uc'z1s. PlllIl1ltll'llllllE'I' . ........ 'litany Wvutlsuurtli Typist ...... ..Cfll'tlt'llll St-utt. :Xnn llhue 77Zawa7mm President ..... Yice President .. Secretary . . . . Treasurer .. Reporter . . . The purpose of the Monogram Club is to pro- mote more interest and a better understanding of the over-all purpose of inter-scholastic athletics in Oceana High School and among the schools in the district. Development of better co-operation and ......l7rank Allen . . . . . . . .Donald Marshall . . . .Charlotte Scarborough .........Hay Whitehead . . .Walter Godwin good sportsmanship are two outstanding aims of the club. The club stands ready to lend a helping hand when such is needed in other activities of the school. First row: Walter Gresham. Billv Hughes. Bobbi' Luedke. ,Iimmv Darden. Joe Beachum. Frank Allen, Terry McCall. Ray Whitehead. Kem Louder. vi21ll6I' Godwin. Denny Allen. V Second row: Donald Marshall. Charlotte Scarborough. Barbara Kernan. Becky Maecubbin. Betty Lou Wilson. Carolyn lleachum. Diane Taylor. Grace Yakos. Lewis Yoliva. Chris Kametches. Third row: Mr. Taylor. sponsor: Merritt Holloman. JoAnn Russell. Eugene Farrar. Marian Dudley. Irving Greenberg. Geraldine Midgette. Bobby Powell. Joann Hughes. Dickie Barcroft. Dickie Powell. L.: '1 N' ' ,I .- - -xg Q5 sw A J .- fa X '19 X . A 'S iii' ' X 'ki 'i' N . l f 11 4 xi . Q A Q . ,b ,R pix .-' 1' I 'l'hP llveaim High S1-limil Banil. unler the ilirvc- This year the vaptain nl' the lwaml was Hia lm- tinn uf james A. Cantwvll. has dune eu-eedingly Saxagv. aml J. ll. Harlvy mar un-vap ' . wvll this if-ar. It played for all the Ove-ana font- Xlajurvtte was Bc-tty Nlurden and Nlarvot. Patsy hall ganif-S. The hand attended lmiiwvoriiirig at Hit:-hings. HillllIHl1'Il-Sffllllj lfullegv aml lfourllaml High tain l'1flil g ll l- and llw Olflm' Bnwl in N'f'ff lk- Befldpf llrum liiaiiirwitv was l'v:2N lliwlwp: imil Nlasrot mvlhall gamew it haf iuarvlwd in many parade-s palq Julmgunl Thi, ly3nl.Q,'lj1,,.p5. ,,ma,,m,d In urh Hr the l'i'im-ef, Anne County l air.'lii'i.l1m1i1ty Xlig juanm- Sgmvlingn 31,0 ,muh 3 mit, ,l,,,,,ing. lliir. Nlarvh nf llinwf. aml Potato lfvslixal in Niirth wld M, new l,,-Hull IU mm tlwm tu Um. lmml. Lamliiia. Andi I :ag 7 70654 77Zaadc Pianist: Martha Sue Riggs First row: Miss Cimbert. Beverly Barcroft. Imogene Culver. Faye Lipscomb. Frances Speight. Shirley Barcroft. Ronald Falls. Jimmy Darden. Wayne Jester. J. D. Harley. Richard Reader. Irving Greenberg. Eugene Farrar. Second row: ,lanet Davis. Peggy Brown. Betty ,Io Quesenberry, Sophia West. ,lean Pallette. Betty Bodhaine. Vernell Harris. Ethel Halsey. Shirley Scott. Rita Craig. The Clee Club. under the direction of Miss Evelyn Gimbert. worked very hard to be the kind of Glee Club of which Oceana could be proud. We performed for both the October and Decem- ber P.T.A. meetings. ln connection with the Drama- tic Club we gave a spoken Christmas Cantata. called Co Ye to Bethlehemf, With the new year we started our plans for the spring concert. lt was a big undertaking for a small group of thirty members and took a great deal of hard work. but there was a lot of fun also. To help us see what hard work could do. we took a trip to Maury High School to hear the Glee Club there. The next big job, and one of the most important was the music for the graduation exercises. We felt that of all our work, this would be of the most value to the Senior Class of 1953. As we look back, we're proud of our work. our music. and our clubg and we hope that it has been a pleasure and a benefit to those around us. ,466 ie Zycvzkfa 14 S t 1 tab J '5 I 5 F x 3 ig if E 2 1 ' E ln'-t row: Edgar Bavnhill. fpon-or. lillvn Reitv-lhaek. Billy Bartee. Charlotte Scarborough. Merritt Hollonian. 1-:tml row: ,lLl1'tlll4' ffm-on. lik1'vllt'llK' liilne. Grace Yak-rf. Becky Xlaeenhhin. Barbara Kernan. ,Ianet FentreS5. Lois Cimbert. lliun: Taylor. lhirfl row: Wilmv-nt Il-vwtlv. Eva I.:-e Savage. Jon- Beck. Bill Perry. Irving Greenberg. Charlea Lowe. Donald Gregory, Dorothy Nixon. l,.nol3n Nh'.n'lnr1n. .lllllllll llughef. The Ut-eana players started their new year with tnuvh enthnsiarni. lhe 1,-luh. sponsored hx Mr. 1 ldgar harnhill. els-1-ted the following: President. lllllv liartm-1 xrld'-l1l'f'Sillt'lll. llllen hleitellwacli: wretary. llliarlotte Sl'ilI'lHll'Illlgl1Q Treasurer. Nlev- llll Hull olnan. The hrft aplwaruln-e was in the vantata Co Ye J lu l,n-thleln-ini' with the Glve lilluh. We then wt-ntetl a Fllllltifll. Ladies of the Hopf. whim-h delighted our illllllt'll1't'. liotnany Chi was vltoren 1 our entry in the diftrivt literary competition. The east worked hard and we received a superior rating. lnnnediately following this. the players hegain work on Sparking. a delightful comedy. This year the Oceana players joined the National Thespian Soc-iety. ln order to become a member. a student must have a role in at least two school per- forlnanees. lfroin this eluh. three students entered oratorieal contests. They were Ellen Heitelbaek. Irving Green- herg. and Carolyn Meachinn. anemia Each year students interested in literary activi- ties and contests are gathered together for the forensic meet. There is hard work for everyone, but a rich share of fellowship and fun. We are justly proud of 0ceana's record in these events and this year's team was no exception. The district competition was held at Deep Creek High School on April lst, and we added another laurel to our Crown. On to Charlottesville was the cry that rang through our l1a'ls. Everytime we saw Mr. Barnhill. Mrs. Loving, or Miss Wliitlock. someone would remark. c'Charlottesville is lovely in the spring, isnit it? I in First row: Howard Savage, Carolyn Meachum, Joann Hughes, Jacque Carson, Eva Lee Savage. Irving Greenberg. Second row: Mr. Barnhill. Mrs. Loving, sponsors: Bill Perry, Larry Jennette, Charles Ammons. Wilmont Dowdy. Demadwzm Zmmzzm First row: Bobby Allen. Jerry Huggins. Second row: Dickie Powell, J. D. Harley. Wayne Jester. '11 Third row: Ray Whitehead. Frances M. Timm. Denny Allen. Norma Gilbert. Fourth row: Charles Runk. Jimmy Darden. Bill Perry. Joe Beck. Wilmont Dowdy. Fifth row: Louis Yoliva. Andrey Hntsenpillar. Diane Newman. l.arry Jennette, Stuart Chaplain. Frank Allen. Bob Luedke. The Distributive Education Club is one of the youngest clubs in school. lt was organized so that those persons who are enrolled in retail training might develop a more sincere interest in retailing. The club is composed of seniors who work after school in local retail stores. We not only receive money for working. but we also gain valuable ex- perience. During the past year we didn't accomplish all that we would like to have accornplishedg however, we are proud to have been members of such a Fine organization. In the future, we hope the club will continue to grow. El Presidente ...... El Yieio-Presidente El Sec-retario ..... EI T6S01'61'0 . . . The Spanish Club consists of seventeen members, all of whom are taking hrst and second year Spanish this school year. The main objective of the club is to study and discuss different phases of life in Spanish-speaking countries. mcmalea .. . . .John Lane . . .Harlan Wood . . . .Lorraine Cox . .Shirley Hamlin Yve make recordings and learn songs in Spanish. On April 22. 1953. we presented an interesting Pan-American Day program in the auditorium. First row: Jimmy Bradt. John Lane. Jack Oglesby. Harlan Wood. Lorraine Cox. Beverly Thoreson. Second row: Robert Forbes, Louis Darden. Otis Darden, ,Iinnny Oglesby. Buddy Reclfearn. Shelby Smith. Third row: Charles Lowe. afzwwzd 7Zeaa We ' T7 'www First ron: Frances Speight. Charlotte Scarborough. Grace Yakos. Dolly Yvhite. Set-nnd rmvz Lois lliinhert. Ellen Godfrey. Sylvia Jarvis. Dorothy Carson. Dorotliv Meeks, Kay Nielson. Leona Overstreet. Joann Hughes. Sally S4-oina. Janet Davis. Third rmv: Mrs. ll. Hndgins. sponsor: Frances Timm. Dorothy Nixon, Betty Gilbert. Sally Baines. Ada Overstreet. Thelma Whitehnrst. Bohlvy Wilson. Barbara Kernan. The F. ll. A. was organized at Oceana on Octo- lwer 13. 1952. and we elected as president. Charlotte Scarborough: vice president. Grace Yakos: secre- tary. Frances Speightg treasurer. Dolly White: re- porter. Betty Gilhertg and song leader. Sally Baines. At Christmas. the F. H. A. dressed dolls for the firemen and contributed food. Clothing. and toys to the same organization for distribution to the needy. At the March meeting. all eighth grade girls were invited to a program and social in the Home Ec. room for the purpose of acquainting them with our club. We have decorated the bulletin board in the Home Ec. room at various times during the year. and we recently completed a Corner to he used exclusively for F. H. A. displays. 7 264.5 The motto ulVlake The Best Better has been the guide of the National -L-H Club in the past years, and today guides the way of the Oceana Senior sl--H Club. At each of our monthly meetings we repeat our pledge: Nl pledge my head for clearer thinkingg my heart for greater loyaltyg my hands for larger serviceg my health for better living for my club, my community, and my countryf' Besides our individual projects, we have our club projects, the things we do as a group working and playing together. Prizes both large and small were won in the County and State by many of our club members. From the experience gained in 4-H work, we profit in many ways. First row: Sally Baines, Walter Gresham, Frances Speight, Jacque Carson, Buddy Redfearu. Second row: Kay Melson. Odell Beasley, Rita Craig, Faye Lipscomb, Margaret Forbes, Ellen Godfrey. Third row: Miss Gimbert, sponsorg Irene Tyler, Marie Ellis, Jackie Hill, Ethel Hudgins, Carolyn Stevens, Ellen Reitelbach, Jean Pallette, Lois Gimbert. Fourth row: John Ray Potter, Parker Reader, Stuart Chaplain, Joe Beck, Charles Gardner, Billy Brown, Barendina Gregory. '13 --. I l'll'Nl rim: ltxu l.:-r' Swag:-. Hill l't-rry. Sf-4-uinl rms: ,lu .Min Riu-Q-ll. H:-tty Nlurilvn. illurian lhulley. tiarulyn xlF211'llllIIl. Dianr NtXYlll3Il. 'l'hirtl rtm: Hulihy Xllrfn. Bnhluy lftultnn. lrxing lll't'l4llllf'l'g. Ring:-iw Faliur. .fdfq ie dm 'cz Dcucgdtez The Senior lfluss pri-seiitvcl. hy wpeviul urrangv- un stugv and havkstage. With t'0I'llFlLll'L'll in thvir ment with Saunuvl l'1l't'llt'll. I.ily. ths- l t-lniff hair ziml nlztkelili tm their fm-vs. the 1-ust had a grvat Dauglilt-r.u This is the- story of an auluplvml girl uhm timv learning their liiws. grmltul' 'in lfliillilllldlllll mln lm was il':iImnFNl.llH Tlwrt- was fun for lmth fviiiurs aml illllllPIlt'P2 hut ' ' ff 1 il' - '- fl ' I L . 1 1 lplalrmfe Elllnl THU lf' ml.mIlFi. Mm ll H 'full lor tho vluss Ill:-rt' was ll Int of liairtl isurli. 'Ihe N - ' - A - 1' uf: ' - . W 'Un SU' H5 'ml' Ulm 5 ll Fnlnlx ull 'fm ftivm-fs ul the plan. llmwwr, mis we-ll smith the awas: hut thi- truth was that hv and un lznglish .k ' ' . , . k Null . Iurcl wa-nt lu Alaska tit Iiml giiltl. Thi-5 lutmcl tht- ,rl Q , Fl . I I Q Q .lq . Hold uml value- lwnw In fuw the lamilx from ti crui-l H 'mln' IN mb N' U mlm 'F l' l'F'ff' ld' landlmlxi ' tion for tht- timv trml lt'iltlt'I'Slllll giivn us hy Nlr. ' laclggar linrnhill. Xlise Kltiiggaiiu-t litulvy. anal Nliss Lily. lln' l'l'lUl1.S l,tlllg1llIf'l' ntl- ll ruiiu-ily lmlh J.-in-ll Xxliitliwlx. Tnafaftecy. ag 7 953 The time is 1963 and the place is aboard the U.S.S. Oceana on her maiden voyage to Europe. She is the largest liner in the world and was de- signed by Gates Sykes. As we come aboard, we see Mr. Sykes talking to Mr. Harry Smith, the interior decorator for the liner. The deck is especially beautiful, and near the swimming pool we see the distinguished United States Senator from Virginia. Eugene Farrar, tak- ing life easy as usual. Who is that behind the French book? Naturally, it is Charlotte Walker. She is now teaching at the University of Paris. Playing tennis are Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allen. Mrs. Allen is the former Miss Rose Marie Phelps. We understand that Bob is running for the House of Representa- tives next year. Well, of all times to scrub the deck and that swabbie is certainly not very neat. No wonder, why it is dear old Irving Greenberg. That little wave following in close pursuit is Peggy Ann Bishop. Time does fly, and as we enter the Tap Room. a Night Club, we hear the beautiful music of J. D. Harley and his half dead orchestra. They certainly are sharp costumes that the cigarette girl. Betty Jean Caton, and the Hower girl. Norma Gilbert are wearing. Before we sit down, we are greeted by the lineris hostess. Miss Diane Newmang and the cap- tain, Mr. Ralph Williams. and his wife. the former Miss Geraldine Huggins. As we are seated, we see entering Mr. and Mrs. William Bartee, the New York millionaires. Mr. Bartee is President of the First National Bank, and Mrs. Bartee is the former Miss Diane Taylor. There is a great commotion at the door. and rightfully so, because coming in is Carolyn Meachum, first wom- an President of the United States, and first Presi- dent under 35 years old. She is accompanied by her Secretary of State, who is also her husband, Mr. Charles Lowe. Also with the President is Senator Charles Runk, who had the age limit for President changed from 35 to 25. At the next table we see the famous tap dancer. ,io Ann Russell, who is starring in a Hollywood movie produced and direc- ted by Mr. Tony Wadsworth. Tony has just an- nounced that Jo Ann is to be his model of the year, and he has just invented a new camera that de- velops pictures before they are taken for those unexpected shots. Now the Master of Ceremonies has come out and we know that with that West Virginia accent it is no other than Arnold Flippen. He is now introduc- ing Marjorie Chester. the world's greatest magician, and her able assistant. Audrey Hutsenpillar. Now to the serious side of the show and Miss Janice McDonald, the famous opera star, singing her famous arrangement of that great classical song, 4'It's in the Bookfi Coming in late as usual are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godwin. Mr. Godwin is Nobel Prize Winner in Science. and Mrs. Godwin is the former Miss Betty Louise Murden. Back to the fioor show and the M.C. is introduc- ing some famous people. First Charlotte Bugg, the great movie actress and star of One Night at the Top Hat. Next the M.C. introduces the President of V.P.I., Walter Gresham. He apologizes for his wife's absence, but baby sitters are hard to find. By-the-way his wife is the former Miss Barbara Hitchings. On with the show and the exciting new comedy act of Merritt Holloman and Patsy Franklin. They are terrihc. The closing act of the floor show is the famous singer and guest of honor Miss Eva Lee Savage. the girl that set Broadway wild with her version uf Doing What Comes Naturally. As the lights come on. we look around to see who else is present. Over in a dark corner we see Cor- delia Scott and Bill Perry playing a game of Honeymoon Bridge. Wonder if the name is of any significance? At another table we see the honorable Stuart Chaplain. Post Master Generalg and his wife. the former Miss Rebecca Maccubbin. Becky seems to be leaving, probably has to get back to her four little boys. The li.S.S. Oceana may not be the first liner to have a singing waiter: but believe us. it has the loudest. Why Denny Allen. funny we never knew you could sing. He is talking to someone. oh yes. it is Grace Vakos. who christened the liner. Who is that all the girls are around? Of course. it is Bobby Carlton. Judge of the International Beauty Contest. Mrs. Speight. the former Miss Janet Fentress. is on vacation with her oldest son Puddin. Jr.. and good fricnrl. Mrs. Frances Martin Tinnn. Frances is going to France to study the language. Wonder if that is all she will study ? Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jester are iirifr on board with their three daughters. While we talk to Wayne. he apologizes for his wife's tardiness, but they couldn't find a baby sitter either. His wife is the former Miss Charlotte Scarborough. What is all the excitement at the door? Well. well. it is Miss Marian Dudley wearing a gorgeous white ball gown. Miss Dudley is the Hrst woman ambassador to the city of romance. Paris. Miss Rebecca Strickland and Miss Anna Themides have just come in escorted by the designers of the ship. Over in another corner we see Frank Allen. Frank tells us that he is playing football in the Olympics next year. but Peggy Spruill seems to be taking his mind off the serious things. as they gaze lovingly at one another. We see another girl who is headed for the Olympicsg she is Barbara Kernan. but it doesn't seem to be worrying her. General Thomas Mason of the Marines looks rather lonely: he says that he is getting away from it all. The only thing on the Generals mind is that famous child's hair designer and barber. Miss Beverly Thoreson. being kept busy by the children on the ship. As we leave the Tap Room. we say 'iBon Voyage to the U.S.S. Oceana and 1963 and return to the quiet Oceana High School. aff of 7ame BEST LOOKING WITTIEST ,Io A1111 Russell Diane Taylor Billy Bartee J. D. Harley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST MANNEBED Barbara Hitchings Janet Lee Fentress Wfalter Gnalwln Merritt H0llOIIl3l1 M6 af ?ame MOST DEPENDABLE Carolyn lVIeael1um Ralph Williallls MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED Barbara Kerman Cordelia Scott Frank Allen Oates Sykes BIGG EST BULL SHOOTER ju Ann Russell Irving Greenberg Q65 ao! ?came MOST SCHOOL SPIHITED ,lo Ann Russell Eugene Farrar FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Eva Lee Savage Charlotte Scarborough Eugene Farrar Frank Allen BEST DRESSED Charlotte Scarborough Tony Wadsworth Wad af ?ame BIGGEST FLIRT Peggy Bishop Irvmg cJI'6f?IllJl'l'U MOST CONCEITED Grace Vakos Stuart Chaplain MOST STUDIOUS Bc-tty Muulen Bobby Cilfllllll BEST ALL AHOIINLD Barian Dudley lfugvm' Furrzu' :Rabi WLZZ cmd Zediament Ive. the Senior Class of 1953. being ol empty minds and full stomachs. do make. publish. and declare this. our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To the Administration To the Superintendent and School Board we leave the board in hopes they do not wear it out on too many students. To our principal. Mr. Strickler. we leave a pair of skates. in order that he may catch the eighth graders as they fly through the halls. To the Faculty we leave one aspirin for each headache we have caused. lThink the school will hold that many? I To Thomas we leave one can of putty to HX the windows we broke and one pack of chewing gum that isnat stuck under the desks. ARTICLE II To the Classes To the Eighth Grade we leave applications for pilot's licenses so they can make it legal to Hy through the halls. To the Freshmen we leave intellectual attitudes and several hundred battered horror comic books. To the Sophomores we leave the honor of being the first graduating class of the consolidated high school. To the Juniors we leave our privileges lift. re- sponsibilities and worn out excuses to get out of class. To you also goes a tearful farewell to the last Senior Class of Oceana High School. ARTICLE III To the Juniors, Individually I, Bobby Allen. leave my guitar and love of hill- billy music to Jacque Carson to keep her parties from being dull. I. Denny Allen. leave my Toni Home Permanent kit to Jane Jacobs. I. Frank Allen. leave my ability to sleep standing n fn ie c,ose o oe acc.-1. p rl ' x 1 J I' ' I. Peggy Ann Bishop, leave one scratched baton and my book Men. Men. Men. to Ann Rhue. I, Charlotte Bugg. leave the chemistry lab in one piece, I hope to ,Iune Peterson. I. Bobby Carlton. leave my muscle building set to Charles Ammon? so that he. too. may combine brain and brawn. I, Betty .lean Caton. leave my old photographs of David to Loreiie Ferguson as long as she keeps hands off. I, Stuart Chaplain. leave my great ambition to eat soup off the trophy case to Billy Hinson. I, Marjorie Chester. leave my burning energy and gay love life to Shirley Hamlin. I, Marian Dudley, leave a section of the Ports- mouth Tunnel that I've practically paid for to Geraldine Midgette so that she. too. can spend some time at the 6'Circle.,' I, Eugene Farrar. leavefjimmy Darden to take care of Martha Sue, but Iill watch him. I, Janet Fentress, leave my interest in the Coast Guard to Lorraine Cox. I, Arnold Flippen, leave my West Virginia drawl and bow tie to Wiiiiiot Dowdy. I, Patsy Franklin, leave fifty pounds, if I can spare it, to Betty Jo Quesenberry. I, Norma Gilbert. leave my seat in government class to Jimmy Craddock, may he too, have Mr. E. E. Cox. I. Walter Godwin, leave my boisterous manner and many loves to Edward Leigh. I. Irving Greenberg. leave my ability to get along with girls and teachers to Lewis I Oliva. I. Walter Gresham. leave my ability' to tease girls to Dickie Powell. I. I. D. Harley. leave my witty sayings to Caynelle Ixime. I. Barbara Hitchings. leave my towering height to Larry Iennette hoping he won't have to crawl through doors. I, Merritt Holloinan. leave my numerous excuses to get out of class to Mabel Fimple. Be Careful! I. Gerry Huggins. leave my swing and sway to Joann Hughes. I. Audrey' Hutsenpillar. leave my job to Andy Wood so he may. too. get out of school fourth bell. I. Wayne Jester, leave a well-worn path to Yir- ginia Beach High School to Bonnie Jenkins. I. Barbara Kernan. leave my trusty shotgun to Ray Wihitehead so he may too go L'Duck hunt- ing. and also my bottle of ugly pills. I. Charles Lowe. leave all my brawny muscles to Billy Morrissette. I. Becky Macc-ubbin. leave my ability to ask ques- tions eziery' fire minutes to Howard Savage. I. Janice McDonald. leave my fast and hurrying ways to Imogene Culver. I. Carolyn Meachum. leave my outstanding points to Loretta Hitchings. hope you don't get teased. too. I. Betty Murden. leave my Beta Club title Queen of the Burlesque to Lois Vliood. I. Diane Newman. leave my Missionary Work to Barbara Rittenhouse. Nice work if you can do it. I, Bill Perry. leave my innocent looks to Dolly White. hoping that she can use them to some ad- vantage. I. Bose Phelps. leave hundreds and hundreds of eighth grade tests to Joy Sawyer. Those aren't spots before my eyes: they are pencil marks. I. .lo Ann Russell. leave one old tennis shoe. a rat-eaten monogram. and a record Charlie My Boyu to Bobby Wilson so that she too can marry a Buddy like mine. I. Eva Lee Savage. leave my dignified t?l man- ner and car twith no gasl to Joan Gallup even though it won't get her to Charlottesville. I. Charlotte Scarborough. leave my seat on the basketball bus to Donald Marshall provided he uses it alone. I. Cordelia Scott. leave my love of the navy to Betty ,lane Godfrey. I. Harry Smith. leave my ability to draw for the Annual to Leona Overstreet. I. Becky Strickland. leave my unusual torangel hair to Ellen Beitelback. I. Gates Sykes, leave my brand new spotless car with undented fenders to Louis Kitchen. I. Diane Taylor. leave the front of the post ollice. I so dearly love. and one bumper from Billy's car to C. E. Harris. I. Ana Themides. leave my ability to drop chem- istry to anyone who is unfortunate enough to have to take it. I. Beverly Thoreson. leave my dill pickle from my lunch to any ,lunior who likes pickles. I. Frances M. Timm. leave my ability to get married and still graduate to Carole Ivilson. I. Grace Yakos. leave a few splinters from the basketball bench and a few broken fingernails to Garland Godfrey. I. Tony Wadsworth. leave my hand-painted tie that shines in the dark to Mary Y. Garrett so she. too. can get around at night. I. Charlotte Walker, leave one slightly used French book and three coke bottles in a locker in Miss Cornto's room to Causey Davis. I. Ralph Wiilliams. leave my carbonated personal- ity and ability to be a jerk lsoda. that ist to Donald Uglesbv. v . I. Billy Bartce. leave. but I'm taking Diane with me. I. Charles Hunk. leave two senior years and an unspoilel brain to Ixent l.owden: don't take me seriously but have fun. I, Peggy Spruill. leave and I leave bookkeeping. too. I. Thomas Mason. leave but not to join the Marines. 14 git' af Wamewe Wie Came to this school in llorty-nine Yvithout any value or sense of time. Last ones to class and first ones out Wecl burst into the halls to holler and shout. The following year was almost as had, But we ran in the halls a little slower than we had. The year after that we slowed to a walk And out down the yelling to real loud talk. At last we were Juniors nohle and hold, We had stopped cutting up, so we were told. Finally we made it to the upmost top, It seemed our l-:nowledge had come to a stop. During school hours we would sneak away in cars And come back with eokes and candy bars, If they asked us where we had been We would quietly reply Selling Ads againf' Eugene Farrar 9 4,3 ,ga 326-'S -1-va'-rJ'.: 1 -sm ' 4, Ju rn0 'V , ' TT' 2'-' zmfm My . 61f.3?,f 'ff..,,0'22f ,J M, .pf 9 '22 '-'.'zA+ff--444. 'AD' . ff? QD . 2 - 3+ I , fin? F L ww? ggiggk 5245355 fi if QQf1fli:,f-i wl SM ggocajggfflqff Syggglwggi ji 3 5 f mmm 1 x 5 lg wig Sis 5 sw 335555 1'?'U ,.IT' My i 5513 M.: '7W' 'My M52 Sw? fi E X Qi? S5 5 BX? Tfgbjm. gif!! F! gfi, '67 gg? 5, V 5Wv1i,W' ,fi jf 3 f 33,5 My in Ufaiffs gg 3 E35 2ff 2f 0'5 ,WL fra-Qffg.4f,,,'f.g,T'f,,v5,+f,,,77 35.1 'O 3 T'YVWV4 'z'f'LrL1 m rw!! +73 7 fu Gmjfpfvlirdzf fai2M-1f4'u.f,1-,.rzJ,2:A,-I '15 A 0 J, 0?-vn4.b-1A2'21-I-f-P'5 aww-fi Jaw J t f'f- JM , M WWW Qffgff Ziillffw M E Eix QZQQMWMW ,ww WMS? Affinia? wtf!! H 'IQ WW WW We M IZ!f?',f794fme03 TEM Mi! Wjjgyigjkfijf' Q iiwdgrmjjflw yyfgf jjj gi JW Www? fi? ,J gf Q g. M gg Zjzagzfffzs' M5 Q 2 gig m 'OJ WMLW Egg? 5 ., 4, ,,,f, 'LJOQLIQJU YU ' , Milk E 3 ffgsaf gym Oibwwifgwwm by I , :MOM . Hunk QM ggi? myfwf ng mgwgw cfmumdmwguzm l 3 .., 5 5-I 'ff .l X -V -e .,,. V V X 23 9? NN5g5'w'x V95 3 Q 7 '.'ff ' - . , 'Q Qi If 1 p-5 'YPCB 99 F H , wa 1 '3 -A , X, , 'III x 1 . X. GW L.. 4- - SL- if '1 2' 5 y, I 'Y E ig C' sf J' ' - 'fig 'cv by ' -wg -Q15 -it V riff: - ,A-S V V i ,V -A ' ' T' Q ' . ,, if , ' V N JT 'FW , . r if ' ,,. i 1 . ' 1 We ieezed 7am de , Q YR' ,QQ 'Qi' ,M far N N, I . .,,.,qa- g 1 Qin QW' 43' us X 4 276- 6400 --xx 4 i 41.5 . P.: 1 . YN . .,,, . five, .1 I 4 A 4 ,. t '- . v ,V , X - ' - . . 'X '21-' x 'v - . .. ' -V, AN- rp W- Q 14 ' . 1 - . . -V . - - A ,, ',,'. x 2. hw ' ur ..-'L ? fm 'Q 55.2 -fl ':. ix- f-. M. Q MA ,. .:...f1.,i 5. .:.f. . 'S A hi I-'irq run: ,lu ,inn Hllwwvii. illiurlutlr- Sl'Lll'illbI'llIIgil. Marian ilmlhfy. Gran- Xukm, kluann Hugln-N, F'f'l'Ul1li nm: lfairulyn Ni1'Lll'ilIIll1. Fl'iilll'4 s Nl. Tillllll. lL1fi'al:lim- Kliwlgvll. Rr-cky ixii.U'4'lIililill. Diane Tuylnr. This yn-ur hw 4-lu-s'i'lvauIv1's: liiiurlwlla- Sva1'hoi'- The vlivwh-amiers wmkeci hard to build up ittend hugh. Nlziriun ilurlh-3. Ju Ann Russ:-ll. l'il'HI1l'l'S anne at the gannvs and to civvclup more -chow - Tlll Timm. and liarulyn Nlvawluiin rvluriwrl lo lhf- squad. A special eliiorl has heen made to ieiilll new L leer- At tlw lveginning of thc- ie-ar lixe mln vlie-1-rlvadeis this your. M1114 e-ivvtc'-ci ivy the slualvnl lmcly. Then in-rr Diane Tailor. Bn-vkx Nizlvvllililill. Gravv X ukus. Jw- ann HllLlilf'F.ililfitit'l'ilifiill1' Nlifiuelt. The ftllflfml bmi? and f1 'l'hY have N N P13 ' ' i for the 1'i1K'l I'If'ildf'l'S of 1052-53, They haw Pnjm Thi-4-Iii-erl:-acif-is1-INNus the-ir1-U-mpliiiiis. Cliar- mic uf lhv lu-st years of vlws-riiig oui whim - lntlv S1-arluwuiiglli and Nlariuii Ducih-3. vi 1-r knmx TU STIQ-f 52 - :ii da Iv .1 Y X at it 1, . . 1' ' g N 1 Q YT? Xx is Kr, 1 Q 'R -, ,- -fi 'S ?1Di zu E5 K . al glx ...,,mi pe .3 QB' zo .leczdezadw and Spmzmmedqa me deuedaped an :Ae feudal! Wanna J 4 I' Tx 'P- J. ,,. W . ' ', 'Aw--2 W v' .ww , - - e' W ,,,. -- f., ,-v, . . ,.. , . , ,,, f ,, y ,.f r, ,,- I ,.,..d,x 1 'V , .L L , i ' ' ' -' '-,wwf ,.' - - ' i . , ' ii? ' ,,gf'Q.?xffllSt1i',f.? ,. -. f, A ,Ag . ' '14 V Nr ' M. Amffl, if , .A TY: xg if lf' 1 ft- V :tg 7A f .fL-.-iii itlyfjtfir Athletir Director 4 C. M. Tomko I, Uma aczckiny ff' ,VVVV f , I w Ugg r W' '- ' V xx. ma! it ' , 1 fwik K: L 5 h 3 - f- W .TA sf fit J ' U 1 ' ' '- ,g t it l -' 1 4 .gf 2 - K Assistants I Ir A ' - w, A . 3 . I 'f Cvfnrgze Kolir ji g? - ' F. E. Tay lor CRIDIRON FE.-X'l'l'RES ,-Xutong the highlights of ilu- gridiron season was the Cavalieri tangle with Central High Ftvliool. Oceana emerging with its initial victory. T-0. Another gridiron highlight was provided by the Oceana speedster. Chris Kam- etches. as he galloped 95 yards lu pay-dirt against highly-touted St. Paulis of Portsmouth: neverthe- less. the Cavaliers came out on the short-end nf a l9-T count. The outlook for the Cavaliers' 1952 football season appeared somewhat dismal as they dropped the opener to the Deep Creek Hornets. 25-12. However. the Big Red surged back strongly to vanquish Central and Franklin High Schools. However. the remainder of the season proved somewhat of a fiasco. Nursing victories over Cen- tral and Franklin. the Cavaliers proceeded to lose in sucvession to St. Paul. Smithfield, Matthew- Whaley tgroup two champst Great Bridge. and Cradock. a group one competitor. Following the 50-6 rout suffered at the hands of Cradock. an injurv-rid- dled Cavalier eleven was shut out for the first time in the an- nual Ocean Bowl contest by the Churchland Truckers. 37-O. The finale of the season was the cele- brated Turkey Bowl game with our arch-rivals. the Kempsville Blue Devils. Although playing a brilliant last quarter. the Cav- aliers were not able to overcome an early Blue Devil lead and went down to defeat. 32-18. From the Cavalier squad. four boys received honorable mention on the all-tidewater group two football team. They were. Chris Kametches. Donald Marshall. Walter Gresham. and Eugene Farrar. Wmdwaad The U4-earn: Girls' liaslaetlulll lvam hail Ll very ,ui-cersful svason this year. Thi-3 playml li garnes and won 15. losing nnli In lillllI't'l1lLiIlfl nnml lfranlx- lin. Each gains war loft hy four lminb. Thi- Cai- aliers playful anil clvlie-atecl the- lxernpfxillv Blur' Dexils. thus rnakinu them the vnuntx rliarnpinns. Q Y lfliarlntle S1'3I'l'lHI'Ullslll. 1-U-vuplniri. was the high rt'Ul'Pl' ul' the- wasuri. with Crum- Xalws vmning in svrnriml. The twin YE'lt'I'illl guards. in their fflllflll year ul' lvaflwllmll. were Bvvlq NIill'f'lllPliill and Bar- lvaru lx:-rnan. on-carptairi. ,lu Ann Krusell and Jane Jamlif were arnungl thx' flearlies nn the deff-rlfive siclv. The-ir voiu,-li. Nliss ,lnanne Sterling. was grvally ilplirxwiziteil ln the te-ani fur her unliring lnyalty. vlllurl, and slllilmrl. lfirxl rim: ,lu Xnn lim-fill. ll.-1-ln Nliu-vulvlriii. llznlruru lx.-rixain. lillilllulll' N'ar'lmmixgli. liimw- Mrk-ix. .lanv ,lin-.-li-. im-nrnl nm: ll:-ily llillwl'I.,lmir1ru llughw. .lay Sinitliwn. :mr-mil: Fhiilw-5 Xlirlg:-llv. l'iIllII4'l'- Sp:-ight. lhir-l rim: ,Inns-I l'I4'Illl'1'N-. IIIJIIXIQVIZ lwrgilflriiv Xlulgvllr. Sli.-lin .lr-an Nunlh. lam ln- Sindy.-. llnlly XXlin4-, tnrnlxn xlt'dI'lllIlIl, Nlululv lfllllllll. rrigrimga-11 .l4igq11n4-Nl,-llillg.p,i,gpIg' Smal-and We ,4 7m punto Za Me cafze Oceana. with a T-+L conference record. placed Seniors on the squad were: Frank Allen. Xvaller fourth in conference play. Donald Marshall scored Godwin. Walter Gresham. Gales Sy lies. lfharles -L2 points for a new individual scoring record for Hunk- and lfwllff Gl'ef'nl 'VE- hylsfw Parfait and the Cavaliers. Charles Lowe managed the f.2lV3.lll'l'S lhrougrh a suc- cessful season. Captain Frank Allen played a great part ill ill? Coach Kolar's team ended the season with an ieanfs success. over-all record of 10 wins and 8 losses. X iii? TF., U X 15 In 27' First row: Carl Gallup. Walter Gresham. Waller Godwin. Otis Darden. Bobby Luedke. Frank Allen. Second row: Eugene Farrar, manager: Tommy Copely. Charles Hunk. Irxing Greenberg. Ray Whitehead. Ilonald Marshall. joe Wilson. Charles Lowe. manager. First nm: john lluennainan. Jay' Sliiltllsoll. Ronnie Allen. Kenneth Legum. Chip Fleming. Wilson W lnlgofnll. Sv-4-oml run: james Lane. Arlen Nan llorn, Fr:-ml Winfree. Billy Strange. Douglas McCloud. Eugene Farrar. voacll. 'l'hir4l ron: Alinnny' Saunders. Hivllanl Kaullman, Paul Wlyalt. Edgar Meeks. .lczzze ' We are proud of both eighth grade teams this year. The girls ended their season with an unde- feated record: they' played Virginia Beach High School twive and heat all upperclasses to win the 4-lass tournament. The lmoys had a large sc-heduleg they played llye games. Both teams accomplished the three objectives of junior varsity' sports. These objectives are to develop sportsmanship. get experience. and create a general interest in sports. Eugene Farrar, the coach of the boys. expressed the idea well by quot- ing the famous phrase. lt isnit whether' you won or lost. but how you played the game. , V 1 n 1 Q i 4 w ' I r , 4 i K I i I i l w if MEREDITH DRUG COMPANY ik' I7If1 dPfA 22d dAI A VIRGINIA BEACH VIRGINIA HOLLOMON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME IK G b d T h S NORFOLK VIRGINIA TRY BIRTCHERD DAIRY PRODUCTS AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE 'lr Milk Ice Cream Member of Quality Check Ice Creom Associofi OSBORNE CONSTRUCTION CO. Septic Tonks - Concrete Work 793 Phone 1184 Nights 506 WOOLSTON'S GROCERIES CLARK CHEVROLET CORP. l Lynnhoven ot Lrttle Neck ir Virginio Beoch, Virginio FLOWER FASHIONS ocEANA,vA. Fronces Toylor, Owner Phone 1143 KELLAM-EATON INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 156 Virginia Beoch, Virginio BEACH JEWELERS Shoen Pet Hospltal Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs Phone I976 i7th Street and Atlantic Ave Phone Virginia Beach 2546 Taylor Upholstering Co. Compliments f COMPLETE UP:-ioLsTERiNc O AUTO AND FURNITURE A FRIEND Virginia Beach Blvd. Oceana, Va. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '53 GEORGE S. RUSSELL PREMIER MILLWORK Cr LUMBER CO. Birdneck Road Virginia Beach,Va. Phone 2458 BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS OF '53 ir HOGGE'S MOTOR Phone I25 Virginia Beach, Va. MEYERS Cr TABAKIN, INC. The Friendly Furniture Store ir 246-248 Main Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA NORFOLK LEDGER-DISPATCH Evenings Except Sundays and NORFOLK VIRGINIAN-PILOT Mornings and Sundays Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Public Service and Progress in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to Members of This Year's SENIOR CLASS NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS, INC. Is Particularly Proud of those Oceana Students Who Are, or Have Been, Carriers For These Newspapers. Compliments Fuel, Feed, and Building Supplies Corp. l71h Street Virginia Beach, Virginia VIRGINIA BEACH HARDWARE 3l2 l7th Street Virginia Beach, Virginia Compliments OIL SUPPLY COMPANY A, B. and J, A. Banks 2300 Colley Ave. Norfolk, Virginia Compliments Complments cRocKiN-LEVY ' The South's Largest Furniture Store . . ' Bank of Virginia Beach O SOO Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia HPVIWCQSS Anne COUVWYIS Home Owned Bank When You Think of Shoes Think of Main Office- Atlantic Ave. at lBth St. Bank by Auto Branch- 3lst and Pacific Call l68O 9 I lxgri' . P' I J' Hi If, I' J- :LH I f- ' I U .1 5, -' Congrotulotions Senior Closs I953 ik ALDRIDGE s. CHAMBERS fx term ina tom VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. IIOO Phone I56I BARTEE MOTOR COMPANY Atlantic Cleaners NEW AND USED CARS and General Automotive Repairing Laundry Service, Inc. Princess Anne, Va. Phone PA-312 JARVIS 81 KITCHEN General Insurance Jarvis Building l7'rh Street and Pacific Virginia Beach, Virginia H U R D ' S Lynnhaven, Va. W. W. JOHNSON Cr SON Insurance-Real Estate OCEAN CLUB BARBER SHOP 16th Street Virginia Beach, Virginia GUS ELITE LUNCH I7th Street Virginia Beach, Virginia LAUNDERITE Home of Better Washing Phone 2608 306 I7th St. Virginia Beach, Virginia COATES MOTOR COMPANY, INC. COATES ESSO SERVICENTER PATRICIA G. DEVLIN PRINTING CO. I6th Street Virginia Beach, Virginia VIRGINIA BEACH NASH, INC 905 I7th Street Phone ZBIZ Virginia Beach, Va. VIRGINIA GIFT SHOP 1706 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Virginia HESTER'S RADIO SERVICE Zist and Pacific Ave. Virginia Beach, Va. Radios Television Appliances S 5 S Compliments t 5 fr 10 Dept. Store O B L I L E Y ' S Sc Cr lOc and Dept Store 4 Merchandise 'A' Courthouse Road Oceana, Va. CHERRY PEARSON lVlen's Apparel Virginia Beach, Virginia VIRGINIA KREME W. S. McKENNY C1 SCN ach, Va. Staple and Fancy Groceries Meat Market, Fruits and Vegetables 7th and Atlantic Virginia Be Now We Are Three it Downtown Norfolk it Ward's Corner it Virginia Beach Phone Virginia Beach 226 Oceana, Va. Compliments sENNiE's AUTO sznvics of THE DECK Compliments ADAMS BROTHERS C. M. GROCERY PLUMBING CORP. Dam Neck WILSON GROCERY CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE TARRAHYS BARBER SHOP RED. No. I Princess Anne, Va. C I' w. c. BARNES' ckocznv O'f'P e'1'S of London Bridge, Va. Friends o'NEAL GULF ssnvics THE SUNWAL Gifts That Are Distinctively Phone 3039 17th and Arctic DH t i eren Virginia BEACH, Vifgiflia MARY TIRES TUBES BATTERIES 2103 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, V JIMMIE'S TEXACO 9 Broad Creek Road Phone 42465 JIMMIE'S FUEL OIL SERVICE OCEANA CLEANERS, INC. ik Virginia Beach Boulevard OCEANA, VA. Phone 2691 BERSON'S NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA BEACH VIRGINIA BEACH RADIO SERVICE RADIO n TELEVISION if SOUND Loskin Rood ond Hilltop Phone I734 London Bridge, Virginia FLOYD T. DEARY CO. Morine ond Industriol Mointenonce Loskin Rood ond Hilltop Phone Virginio Beach I4 SHAW'S Diamonds WBfClWSS Silverware Giftware Radios ADPlla'WCe5 Luggage 257 Granby Street Call LINDSLEY OIL COMPANY Phone Virginia Beach 205 Day and Night Service Norioik Virginia Esso Fuel Oil Esso Kerosene B A R R B R 0 S . TAYLOR'S ESSO SERVICECENTER FRIENDLY JEWELERS Phone lO72 l7th St. near Pacific 227 Granby Street Norfolk, Va. BARR'S PHARMACY J O S T E N ' S The main store on the main corner. Since i897 O Representative: Stan Martin l7th and Atlantic Ave. 5103 Park Avenue Richmond, Va. Virginia Beach' Virginia Dix VIRGINIA BEACH For Fine Sodas Patent Medicines Novelties and Magazines 7th St. and Atlantic Virginia Beach, Va. TRANSFER SERVICE MOVING o STORAGE Phone l-483 Virginia Beach Blvd. Oceana, Virginia Morty's Lobster House SEAFOOD RESTAURANT L STEAKS CHOPS 33rd St. and Atlantic Virginia Beach, Virginia Everett-Jordon Motor Co. DeSoto PP Plymouth l Internotionol Trucks 510 17th Street Virginia Beach, Virginia MCCOY PURE OIL SERVICE 17th and Pacific Virginia Beach, Va. BEACH HOTEL SUPPLY CO., INC 31st Street Virginia Beach, Va. Compliments JACK'S STEAK HOUSE FENTRESS CROCERY Phone 162 Pungo, Va. OCEANA ESSO STATION D, S. Ferebee. Prop. Oceana, Virginia ESSEX HOUSE DARDEN'S ESSO SERVICE L d B dg v PRINCESS ANNE PROVISION CO. 25th cmd Pocific Ave. Virginia Beach, Vo. 1216 Norfolk 47793 SAVAGE TI INCOII C-ENERA 2330 ECJST Prim DIRECT PRIVATE PHONE 9 EXPRESS SERVICE WITH MODERN EC HAIVIPTONI - a NEW YORK, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA, PA. BALTIMORE, MD. PI: NORTH I I E . UCK LI E IIJRATED .I I IOFFICES Iess Anne Rood u I I I I I X I IIQVICE TO ALL TERMINALS IT FREIGHT RATES I IIIIPMENT BETWEEN IOADS AREA TI I I Id- I I I I I LQ XROLINA No Toll Newport News 28780 WASHINGTON, D. C. RICHMOND, VA. SUFFOLK, VA. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE l7l2 Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia JARD'S SERVICE STORE 25th Street Phone lOlO Virginia Beach, Virginia HUDCIN'S AMOCO Compliments of a friend TOMMY FICARRA Compliments Established of l847 D. P. PAUL COMPANY TRIPPLE TRANSPORTATION co. JEWELERS 23l-235 Ciranby St. Norfolk, Va Courtesy L. B. ROCKE HAMPTON ROADS JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS PAPER CO., INC. 235 Main Street 243 Granby St, Norfolk, Va. Norfolk, Va. HAMPTON'S PURE SERVICE 51'EpHEN'5 CLOTH CENTER 33rd and Atlantic Phone l386 ml-he Friendly Dept' Storen Virginia Beach Virginia Phone 2256 Virginia Beach Blvd Welton L, Hampton, Owner-Manager Oceana' Vlrglnla WTAR AM-FM-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 AMES 8. WEBB, INC. PAVING coNTRAcToRs NORFOLK Z, VIRGINIA Now Constructing 4-Lane Highway to Virginia Beach Asphalt Concrete Macadam Contractor's Equipment Phone 2-2667 Plont Office 3l45 Brood Creek Rood Post Office Box 4001 Norfolk, Virginio CIOLA'S RESTAURANT Cooking wi l-lotwoter it I-leoting Virginia Beach Boulevard Oceana' 'A' VIRGINIA BEACH SUN-NEWS The Only Newspaper Printed in 206 23rd Sffeef Princess Anne County 3l08 Pacific Ave. Phone: l877 Virginia Beach, Va. Virginia Beach, Virginia ALBANO'S RESTAURANT Loskin Rood 31 st Street Phone 778 Virginio Beoch, Vo. PIES ROLLS CAKES BREADS PASTRIES BUNS MRS. MOORE'S BAKERY Two Locations For Your Convenience 202-204 l7th Street 3424 Atlantic Ave. RUSSELL.'S JEWELERS I7OZ Atlantic Ave. Phone 359-W Virginia Beach, Virginia Enjoy Lite- Eat Out More Often PARAMOU NT RESTAU RANT VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA For Banquets Special Occasion Luncheon and Dinners Phone 834 SEASIDE MARKET COMPLETE Fooo sToRE 23rd Street Virginia Beach, Virginia Compliments of KROSKIN'S BETTER UNIFORMS 211 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia l 1- Sport and Naval Uniforms AMES G' BROWNLEY Since 1898 ir Tell 'em 'bout exif Z 'T 5 41 ' -' Ng' V 'I' ii -bc, F ' , ., N i DUCK'S REAL ESTATE Courtesy of Beasley 5' Ferrell, Inc. Phone 837 Oceana, V GENERAL HAULINC Compliments ERNlE'S 16th and Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Virginia DALE FAIRLESS 3420 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Virginia HOLT BUICK CO. Zlst and Pacific Ave. Virginia Beach, Virginia POWELL'S coNFEc1'ioNERY Come To Sealtest Ice Cream -Whitmarfs Candies W I L M 0 v S Sandwiches sodas Magazines For Your Dresses, Coats, and Suits Oceana, Virginia Sportswear BEACH AND BAYNE THEATERS 4iO 44 Telephones 95 378 Need ci Rest? Then Come See The Best Movies Are Better Thcin Ever BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS 1953 Amoco Service Station C. E. HCBECK APPLIANCES Phone 2570 Virginia Beach, Va London Bridge, Va. Phone 2303 Washing Polishing Batteries Compliments Tires, Tubes, and Accessories, and HILLTOP ESSO SERVICE STATION White Ciasoline VIRGINIA BEACH FLORIST Complete Florol Services Curtis F. Mcirks Jock W. Brothers Phone 1548 23rd Street Virginia Beoch, Virginio FINE FURNITURE FOR LESS ULU! 6 X i'Virginia Beach Boulevard at Thaiiai Route 58 ii, . ,, ,L Q. .I ,W Cornpl iments A 81 B BAR-B-QUE VIRGINIA BEACH BOULEVARD Compliments LONDON BRIDGE SU PPLY CO. General Hardware Building Supplies - If N T errerra eailr ' Qeear 2 aI III 2 e I A I IIII er Irr I - .1 Phone Virginia Beach 2477 PRINCESS ANNE VIRGINIA BEACH LUMBER COMPANY ICE DELIVERY COMPANY Nflk dCyp A Vg BhVg Vg BI-Vg Ph I333 WILLIAM'S MARKET- C pl CABINET sl-lor I I. CI wEBB's PHARMACY V IL IAIVIS DRIVE INN O V g 27h dA! Vg B hV i I I I' Modernize this quick, easy, way: we remove center post, brace roof, install double width door that glides up inside garage leaving full opening clear. Finger-tip operation. Push-button control from car avail- able. FHA terms. Call Garage Door Headquarters. Giwfm-J 9007 Sala Go. Virginia Beach Boulevard Phone IIZO-W BARTEE G' GUNTER GENERAL coNTRAcToRS Phone 46-,I-I2 London Bridge, Va GARLAND CAFFEE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone 23I5 Oceana and Coral Drive BAR'l'ON'S bf fa JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE 2202 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, Va SUPER SERVICE STATION SERVICE WITH A SMILE HILL OIL BURNER SERVICE Phone 720 CLYDE GAYLE'S LLOYD BARcRoFT I7th and Arctic Virginia Beach, V LAUNDERLUXE 30 THIRTY-FIRST STREET CLEANERS HARRELL'S PHARMACY Compliments of ATLANTIC C-ROCERY Best Wishes to The Senior Class of l953 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Byrd, Sr. Compliments S H E L L Y ' S Appliances Furniture 25th and Pacific 3110 Pacific Phone 444 Phone 3l59 HILL'S MARKET Phone 796 Virginia Beach ECONOMY FOOD STORE AYDLETT'S TAILOR SHOP Phone l 82 Oceana, V TOBIN'S 2lO6 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, V SALASKY OPTICAL CO. 2lOl Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, V GOLF RANCH Congratulations Seniors RUSSELL AND HOLMES Nationally Advertised Shoes l906 Atlantic Ave. Virginia Beach, Va BROTHER'S AUTO SERVICE 23rd and Atlantic Virginia Beach, Va Johnnie L, Brinn, Operator Colonial Colonial Saves Serves You You Most Best The Mark ot Quality Foods THE FAMOUS JR. Phone 5l333 420 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. WISE'S DELICATESSEN Chicken Dinners To Take Out 2600 Atlantic Ave. Phone 2342 VIRGINIA BEACI-l, VIRGINIA Compliments PERRY'S CONFECTIONERY London Bridge, Va. TOM BRAITHWAITES Super Service Station 24th and Atlantic Virginia Beach, Va. Good Luck Class of '53 Sf? THE GADCET SHOP BROOKS-SHORTER MOTOR CO., INC. 50l l7th Street Virginia Beach, Va, Re re-sh 1 1 f! XKJZVT' add zest to the hour TTLED UNDER AUTIIODIYY OF COCA-COLA COMPANY BY PUBLISHED BY THE SAMUEL L. PIDGEON PUBLICATION SERVICE I6OZ ATLANTIC AVENUE o VIRGINIA BEACI-I, VIRGINIA representing: STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY SEYMOUR, INDIANA 4 ' lfffffvfm? .uu.6-41. .y 17' ,:Wf5,j f2W ,f .f?fffWf'iQgY2 dlbi-lLb.f..,NL72 QVQM W, jigs? WW ,fd QJK . pf' , W YJ 3 1 Mffg glib WWW Leu? JW isf W ffsfr if E5 555,513 aff' L 053 Wim xl I r' ' T 1 'f 'V Q' ' ' 1 X .,- - 1,,, A' '- Q., ,L-' 1 - ' 'A -bv' x j ,Q ff, W ' 'ig LUML ' wmmw WG? J - 7651 A, 'K f A6000 J V w I-www -Y V. I Q4 0301 'I 0' K .J 5 1, N- EMM? 214554044 f?sjC:i,57!q t J, ,. Y EI I ,.,. 11 paw W . . , 'ff F , E Q -rPU' U . .V Q iv 1 . n 4 s Q . J -1 -A L v I wg., . ,,v. g. '. ' f I., U' . 2' NL ,'f w2 QQ. f'r' ' ,L I I A r gil, 4 4 Y if . ' 'V 5 , , 1 .,. ., . U JL, - , 4 w ' '.1 0- .' -0 xii, ... - . A iw - 1 I XA, 1 . N . Nu, . ,fy , H 4, . ' I J , W vo D, , . .XQ 'xl . ? :iii '? n Q . 0 0 , 1,5 'v,..a,AI7A. o, , 0'3- 5... u t -,r .101 'O 4 av fi LA . .N W ' v 1 , 1 ,y' ' 'B '., , . 1 slnfv 'N t' Qu , . s .,a wv . A. lk, ' P v flu ' .' 14 . ff - ' . FM: M , - Lx