Onancock High School - Trident / Beacon Yearbook (Onancock, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

BEACON DEDICATION In appreciation of one, who in a few short months has endeared himself to us, we, the Senior Class dedicate this 1955 edition of “The Beacon. ’ ’ As we leave our Alma Mater may we carry with us a bit of the hon¬ esty and integrity which dominates the personality of our own Mr. Stew¬ art A . Wessells. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Chadderdon has been our faith¬ ful and efficient advisor for ten years. At times our success was doubtful, but with his encourage¬ ment and untiring efforts we were able to attain our goals. The Class of 1955 extends to him its gratitude and appreciation for his under stand¬ ing and for making our school life not only a profitable, but also a very happy experience. ‘ H W. E. CHADDERDON DORIS BYRD Secretary R. M. Doub Mr. O. W. Obaugh Clerk Mr. Granville C. Northam Chairman Dr. Thomas N. Jacob Member Superintendent Accomack County Schools o $ VERA P. WESSELLS Business Education Biology YVONNE H. DIX English f DORIS C. BYRD Secretary ' - Mary Estelle Taylor Second and Third Grade Helen M. Phillips Seventh Grade Dorothy C. Watson Second Grade Kathryn Warren Fifth Grade E D ) 70 Q S Curtis fiND G- L or m o i f II II L 5 dc | E-ry L ditoj? M nw Thop't VJinoso B u $ I U ESS Q_rrIis|£ V |i |j i j 5 T PFF -Co Sp°Ti7.S £ b TOR S Nica As ) t Dolly Tny o% r y p SENIORS JOHNNY VAN KESTEREN Football 3, 4; Junior Play and Chorus; Class President 4; Senior Chorus. GLORIA SCOTT Home Economics 1, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Co- Captain 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader Co-Captain 4; Class Secretary 2; Vice-President of Class 4; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3; Vice-President of Tri-Hi- Y 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Cho¬ ruses; Beacon Co-Editor; President of of Eastern Shore Federation. PEGGY ELMORE President of Class 1; Class Secretary 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Home Economics Club 1; Vice-Presi¬ dent of Eastern Shore Federation; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Annual Staff 4. DOLLY TAYLOR Home Economics 1, 4; President of Home Economics Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Softball 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Cho¬ ruses; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Presi¬ dent 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Glee Club Presi¬ dent 4. TOMMY SAVAGE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Junior and Senior Cho¬ ruses; Field Day; Athletic Club 3; Bea¬ con Co- Advertising Manager. SANDRA KILMON Home Economics 1, 4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Co-Captain 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Model General Assembly 3, 4. CURTIS HENLEY Football 2, 3, 4; Beacon Co-Editor; Senior Play. MARY THOM WINDSOR Home Economics 1, 3, 4; Home Eco¬ nomics Vice-President 3, 4; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4; Eastern Shore Federation Parliamentarian; Beacon Society Editor; Junior and Sen¬ ior Plays and Choruses; Football Sec¬ retary and Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4. C. M. WILLIAMS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Bea¬ con Business Manager; Glee Club 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Basketball. JO ANN SMALL Home Economics 1, 2, 4; Treasurer of F. H. A. Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Model General Assembly 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses. JOHNNY JONES Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Co- Advertising Editor of Beacon; Junior Play and Cho¬ ruses; Senior Choruses. LILLIAN SMITH Home Economics 1; Glee Club 3; Bea¬ con Typist; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses. FRANKIE SCOTT Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Junior Play and Choruses; Senior Choruses. JOANNE SMITH Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Glee Club; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses. JACK DORSCH Football 3; Basketball 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses. HOPE JOHNSON Home Economics 1; Home Economics Reporter; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Beacon Typist. PHILIP MARTIN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DIXIE EVANS Home Economics 1, 4; Secretary of Home Economics 4; Glee Club 2; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Junior and Senior Choruses. WALKER HARMON Football 2, 4; Football Manager 3; Athletic Club; Class Vice-President 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4. PARKS NICOLLS Football 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Beacon Co-Sports Editor; Junior and Senior Plays. JOE HENDRICKSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Cap¬ tain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Junior and Sen¬ ior Plays and Choruses. NANCY WAGNER F. H. A. Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Jun¬ ior and Senior Choruses. MARVIN NUTTALL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Athletic Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Beacon Art Co-Editor. ANNIE CUSTIS Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Junior Choruses; Senior Play and Cho¬ ruses. TOMMY JOHNSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Man¬ ager 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses. DOROTHY JOHNSON Home Economics 1; Junior Play; Sen¬ ior Play; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. CHARLES BLACKWELL Junior Choruses; Senior Choruses; Basketball 4. SHIRLEY WHARTON Home Economics 1, 2; Senior Choruses. HIRAM HILL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Choruses. PEGGY JOHNSON Home Economics 1; Junior and Senior Choruses. FRANKIE HARRISON Field Day; Junior Play and Choruses; Glee Club; Senior Choruses; Beacon Co-Art Editor. JIMMY JOHNSON Junior Play and Choruses; Senior Play and Choruses. MARY SHRIEVES Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics; Senior Choruses. yScJeef SirVcJ c£- Afre. VkesT«H� J P� V e Evm PsvjOv Viofe 3oV.t c,o Wc aAUK otf h«aa i Hiu. J SC.K oASCK Ji «v K TdVsrtSfttO VlVMS oM CWmAV.CS gt c¥t i W Pramh’. t h SOt� • • ' KllVmort CftAU� V.«- lotv 5o SnO«)| 3oV r � t4y l fcTVlN riullaU fOftrOty LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School, being sound in body and fully pos¬ sessed of all the faculties of the mind, on this day do hereby make our last will and test¬ ament, trusting it to be carried out by our executors. SECTION I Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. Art. this I-- II- III- I- II- III- IV- V- VI- VII- VIII- IX- X- XI- XII- XIII- XIV- XV XVI- XVII- XVIII- XIX- XX- XXI- XXII- XXIII- XXIV- XXV- XXVI- XXVII- XXVIII- XXIX- XXX- To Mr. Chadderdon, our principal, we will our sincerest appreciation for guiding us in seeking the finer things in life. To you, the faculty, we will the respect and consideration which we some¬ times neglected to show. Best of luck. Teachers. To the Juniors, we will our ability to misbehave, skip classes, be tardy, and antagonize the teachers, if they think they can get by with it. SECTION II Parks Nicolls leaves his athletic ability to Franklin Gladding. C. M. Williams leaves his love line to Jackie Murray with the hope that it will never grow stale. Johnny Van Kesteren leaves his ability to wreck cars to Nathan Davis. Dolly Taylor wills to Lucia Belote her formula for catching and holding a man. Johnny Jones leaves his singing ability to George Coard, provided he sings, “Count Your Blessings,” at least once a day. Dixie Evans leaves to sister Nancy her typing ability, provided she lets the poor old typewriter cool off once in awhile. Gloria Scott leaves her good looks to Pat Davis, provided she uses it in the right way. Mary Thom regretfully leaves her blushing ways to Lou Hill. You know, they have been in her possession several years. Frankie Scott and Jimmy Johnson leave their extra weight to Warren Stotz, to be distributed wherever it will do the most good. Lillian Smith leaves to Barbara Williams her skill in bringing Mrs. Senn water twice a day. We don’t want Mrs. Senn to be thirsty. Joanne Smith leaves her long blonde hair to Maybelle Spence, since her hair is so short. Shirley Wharton leaves her wagging tongue to Joan Cherrix, provided she limits it to only 350 words a minute. Dorothy Johnson leaves her studying ability to Donnie Sparrow. Use it wisely, Don. Jack Dorsch leaves his ability to drive all the teachers nuts to the very capable Bobby Barnes. Frankie Harrison leaves his excess height to Nathan Davis. Since these inches aren’t needed, they can be passed on to the next most deserving member of the class of ’56. Hiram Hill leaves his abundant supply of grades of A, which he has collected during the past years, to Tommy Evans. Since Tommy doesn’t need them, they can be passed on to other fellow students. Sandra Kilmon leaves her ability to be the biggest flirt in school to Sharon Fosque, who is in second place as it is. Tommy Johnson leaves his ability to kill four ducks a day at the Mill Pond to Buddy Evans. Charlie Blackwell leaves his abundant supply of chewing gum to Larry Brown. Joe Hendrickson leaves his football ability to Johnny Williams, provided he gets some award for it. Nancy Wagner leaves her New Jersey accent to Shirley Ennis. Tommy Savage and Marvin Nuttall leave their curly hair to Jimmy Taylor. Keep every curl in place, Jimmy. Walker Harmon leaves his dancing ability to Sammy Belote. Hope Johnson leaves her shorthand ability to Ann Parker. Mary Shrieves leaves her quiet ways to Peggy Dize. Peggy Elmore leaves her winning smile to Eloise Shrieves. Annie Custis leaves her long fingernails to sister Betty, provided she manicures them once a week. Peggy Johnson leaves to Carolyn Watkinson her commercial ability. Jo Ann Small leaves to Joanne Young her big brown eyes, provided she uses them at the right time. Philip Martin and Curtis Henley leave their way with the girls to David White. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, the third day of March, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Five. Class of ’55 Jo Ann Small Jack Dorsch Testators CLASS PROPHECY I was closing my office at the Welfare Agency a bit early today, when who should walk up and surprise me, but Joe Hendrickson, one of my old classmates who is now chief engineer at Dupont. Joe asked me why I was leaving the office early. I told him I was on my way to catch the boat to the Old Eastern Shore for a class reunion at Onancock High School. Joe says, “What a coincidence, that’s just where I’m going so what do you say, let’s go to¬ gether?’’ Joe and I were talking about how fast the ten years had passed since graduation when two of our old classmates, Mrs. Joe East, nee Dixie Evans, and Nancy Wagner, the T. V. star, came on the boat. As we arrived at old O. H. S., we were met by General Curtis Henley of the Air Force. We stopped to chat a bit when Peggy Elmore, Hope Johnson and Shirley Wharton, who are now private secretaries in New York walked in. The party was just getting in full swing when basketball player Charlie Blackwell and football stars Tom Savage and Marvin Nuttall made their entrance. Behind them came the new manager of the New York Yankees, Walker Harmon. Our pharmacist. Miss Dolly Taylor, and Dr. C. M. Williams arrived together and from our telephone operators, Annie Custis and Mary Shrieves, we learned that they are doing a pretty good business. Now whom should we bump into next, but Jo Ann Small, air line hostess for T. W. A. As we talked, she told us that Gloria Scott and Gerald Davis are happily married. Also, Joanne Smith finally hooked her Oak Hall boy. All of a sudden, we heard laughing and talking in the hall, and of course, we knew the T. V. clown. Jack Dorsch was arriving. With him was the Home Economics teacher, Mary Thom Windsor. Jimmy Johnson, the World’s fastest typist, arrived with his cousin Mrs. Wessells, nee Peggy Johnson. As Joe and I were walking around we ran into the crooner Johnny Jones, who now has his own T. V. show. We asked him whatever happened to Hiram Hill and Frankie Harrison. He told us that Hiram was now head of the National Guard here in Onancock, and that Frankie Harrison owns the most exclusive hotel at Miami Beach, Florida. For musical entertainment we had Frankie Scott and his orchestra starring singer. Tommy Johnson. We found the Dorothy Johnson couldn’t be here tonight because of graduation ex¬ ercises at William and Mary where she teaches English. As Joe and I strolled over to get some punch, whom should we see, but chief tele¬ phone operator Lillian Smith and the new owner of Turlington’s drive-in at Melfa, Philip Martin. It was getting late and the party was beginning to break up. All the class was now accounted for except Parks Nicolls and Johnny Van Kesteren, but then as we were all leaving a white Cadillac drove up. The chaffeur opened the door and whom should we see, but the two millionaires. Parks and Johnny. The party was a great success. Joe and I are now on the ferry going back to our homes in Norfolk. Our class reunion of “65“ will long be one of our fondest memories. Sandra Kilmon Joe Hendrickson GLORIA SCOTT Prettiest Most Popular Best Athlete Best Dancer Best Personality I C. M. WILLIAMS Most Handsome Best Dressed Neatest Most Attractive Most In Love Most Likely To Succeed JOE HENDRICKSON Most Popular Best All Around Best Personality DOLLY TAYLOR Best All Around Wittiest Best Personality Best Natured SANDRA KILMON Best Dressed Most Talented Most Musical Biggest Flirt WALKER HARMON Best Dancer HOPE JOHNSON Neatest Most Courteous Most Loyal FRANKIE SCOTT Best Athlete Biggest Flirt MARY THOM WINDSOR Cutest Most Original Best Personality Best Natured JACK DORSCH Wittiest Noisiest Most Mischievous Best Natured JOHNNY JONES Most Talented Most Original Most Personality Most Musical Most Courteous JOHNNY TOM SAVAGE Most Mischievous VAN KESTEREN Cutest PEGGY ELMORE Most Studious Most Independent Most Likely To Succeed PEGGY JOHNSON Quietest DOROTHY JOHNSON Most Studious ? • l « SHIRLEY WHARTON Quietest NANCY WAGNER Most Bashful Noisiest Most Mischievous TOMMY JOHNSON Most In Love JIMMY JOHNSON Most Studious Most Independent ANNIE CUSTIS Quietest CHARLES BLACKWELL Quietest Most Bashful JOANNE SMITH JO ANN SMALL Most Attractive MARY SHRIEVES Biggest Flirt HIRAM HILL Quietest MARVIN NUTTALL Most Original FRANKIE HARRISON Most Original LILLIAN SMITH Most Loyal PHILIP MARTIN Most Independent PARKS NICOLLS Biggest Flirt CURTIS HENLEY Most Loyal DIXIE EVANS Most In Love PLF Jackie Murray Tommy Evans Johnny Williams George Coard President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Franklin Gladding Elouise Shrieves Warren Stotz Shirley Ennis Mabelle Spence David White Jo Anne Young Sammy Belote Jimmy Taylor Joann Cherrix Patricia Davis Larry Brown Nancy Evans Charles Chandler Lucia Belote Betty Custis Peggy Dize Lou Hill Buddy Evans Ann Parker Sharon Fosque Carolyn Watkinson Kenneth Martin Barbara Williams Nathan Davis Mrs. Penelope Maxwell . Helen Maxwell . Aunt Polly Maxwell . . . Mrs. Phoebe De Royster Deborah De Royster .... Tommy Tucker . Phineas Farthingale . . . Dick O’Donnell . The Great Majah . Esther, the Maid . Hattie, the Cook . Johnson, the Butler . . . Great Caesar’s Ghost . . . Ann Parker .... Patricia Davis . Lou Hill .... Jo Anne Young .... Sharon Fosque . George Coard . Larry Brown . . . Johnny Williams . . Franklin Gladding . Joan Cherrix . Nancy Evans . Buddy Evans An unseen Character SOPHOMORE CLASS Joyce Faye Harris Jimmy Murray Anne Marie Barrack Skipper Bell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Nancy Shrieves Allen Turner Billy Evans Betty Drummond Denna Scott Janet Henley Meg Gunter Billy East Jo Ann Simmons Chuck Jones Robert Clark Martha Harmon Judy Obaugh Kerr Henderson Bobby Finney Betty Wharton Vonda Kilim on George Phillips Carolyn Hutchinson Larry Allen Sydney Pruitt Elwood Edwards Dean Edwards Kay Knock Jimmy Thomas Kay Prier Emily Smith Y Susan Shrieves Glen Phillips Paula Johnson Billye Shrieves Kay Watkinson I Buddy Wood Billy Mears Russell Justis Connie Phillips President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Patsy Barnes Dicky Turner Connie Ewell Wade Slirieves Shirley Custis Jackie Long Herbert Duer Billye Shrieves Billy Colonna Dimity Windsor Richard East Jean Smullens Pat Gladding Thelma Gray Dinky Bishop Mary E. Carmine Peggy Smith James Watkinson Ronnie Killmon Page Hayden Jackie Miles Charlotte Johnson Everett Evans J Ann Shrieves Kay Brown Bobby Zashin Wi Norris Beasley Gussie Chandler Luther Savage Mary Chandler Hall Parks ,• . ■ Jean Duer Grace Vaughn | I Jerry Hartman Patsy Payne Jackie Boole Mary Harmon Billy Beauchamp Dorothy Johnson Frances Williams Paul Johnson Connie Crockett Barbara Williams Louise Orcutt First Qslass T . . rami river irainin asses “Tks N kLih KING-QUEEN DNpR UBS BIOOO t «► ■ HiLL €rloR scoff r� A S K. Via 0 i 6Umoft€. DolV' tO xncn nzc Th e Team I | 1 i J • L.S. h. M SB LETS PLrnf, Bny5i A Mk . Oh fr osHboti t- f? FIRIN' Til El . ; : touch down. Blue Devi Onancock Wins Battle Blue Devils Wi Football Trophy ft . r.; b ' ■ ■ -- C r r A fil'ea-irp, hard kitting gro Inaricoek warrior Ulanfie Cardiaal, beatep ranks w! the rain-swep; last Friday ni gained sweet licking which hands of the ier match he at Onancocl dominated ; i The Onan It a six ma anti disco c fcctiy as ti hard-dri gi ed the Atlai passers for sr Captain Joe H. wf the Icadf - s Onatici� ck liy the finest caw The � ore tend play first cock this nes a1 with , on, a t yard Barnes s 14 yard yard rii the end uiVESKPMHpHRiversion a tempt was a penalty. 1 Early inmflr third quarter, Frankie Scotruuekcd off an Atlan¬ tic pass on his ; own 25 yard line and sped back to the Atlantic 20 but an Onancock player was de¬ tected clipping on the play and the ball was put in play at the Onancock 40. Barnes plowed over) bis own left tackle for a first down on the Atlantic 35. Nuttall got 7 yards and Scott picked up a firsts «h w� before the drive was haltef l by a fumble. After an exchange of kicks, the Blue Devils ina rated their final scoring d iv« With Edwards, Scott and Jones alternating Blue drove to the 2jy where Nuttali si guard for the middle of the Atl Scott’s conversion ft' The rain poured first half and af cleats bad churnc riurm Atla llll ered m muddy fi 'fj Kiwc CJufE H CouffT Banc inb Tb E tmirlf « t P Wfl 1} t££« JD B L L y Rtpletic B pLL I DoflBThy pnt Towny Hint B EN C. P U J es D«ily J bVi Huy IJlJEE W T« MtiY EIGHTH GRADE Leonard Lydia Larry Linda Bobby Bonnie Richard Esther Sandy Bill Grace Edward Nancy Bill Elizabeth Grey Jimmy Jill Jerry Adelaide Douglas Mary Eugene Peggy Barbara Harold Hilda Phillip Suzanne Donald Vonnie Imogene Bettye Ted Virginia Albert Priscilla Martin Pat MISS JACOB'S CLASS MISS TAYLORS CLASS MRS. VELMA PENNEWELL'S CLASS MRS. JAMES’ CLASS MRS. DERBY'S CLASS I MISS WARREN’S CLASS MRS. TWYFORD'S CLASS MISS PHILLIPS' CLASS I 1 .• ' m 1 ' I jiWm HnHfiMUnSQBwt |«gt MgjHEgBg -, . ) t ! 1 1 J'i mi P9PVIKttn HM V - -a “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FURNITURE” J. M. WATSON CO.. INC. Onancock Virginia ICE Tasley Cold Alone Is Not Enough- -Use Ice Truck Icing - Our Specialty Sized, Cracked, and Cube Ice In Waterproof Bags COPES ICE COMPANY Virginia Compliments of CUTLER’S SEMI-SELF SERVICE A FRIEND Ac comae Phone 655 Va. PATRONS Carmine Hardware C. A. Lofland Gerald M. Moore Harold Wessells Harold Phillips Wesley Reade Robert Oldham G. R. Belote W. H. Belote S. W. Belote W. L. Shrieves Blanche Wessells ; 1 DULANY’S HARRY TAYLOR “Finest Name in Canned and Frozen Food” Onancock V£ . John H. Dulany Son, Inc. Drugs, Sundries, Cosmetics, Fruitland Maryland Sodas, Lunch, Tobaccos BARNES WELDING SERVICE NATHAN’S FURNITURE STORE Electric - Acetylene Furniture and Carpets “When you can’t get us - we come to you’’ Cambridge -Salisbury-Seaford Che stertown-Crisfie Id -Onancock Phone 750M Tasley, Va. Onancock Phone 76 fc — — - - i ... - - - ■ . - - ■ ■ - - JONES BROS. Comp liments of REAL ESTATE GLICK SONS Accomac Virginia Onancock and Exmore F. L. “Chuck EVANS You Are Invited To Visit Eastern Shore Auctioneer Of Phones: From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Bella Haven 26991 Virginia’s Only Locally Owned Bottled Gas Plant NORTANE GAS CO., INC. Other hours : Onancock 732-J-2 - — - - - — — - Exmore Va. DR, PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY THE A. GREENBERG CO. “Wake up your taste with Dr. Pepper’’ “The Store of Better Values’’ Eastern Shore of Virginia’s Shopping Center Exmore Va. Onancock Va. Onancock POCOMOKE SOUND OYSTER CO. S. E. Johnson, Manager YACHT FARMS Soft Shell Crabs, Crab Meat Oysters, Clams CAPTAIN FRANKIE SMITH Specializing in Deluxe Crab Meat Deep Creek, Va. Ph-369 EASTERN SHORE SEAFOOD CO. LEWIS BROTHERS LUMBER MFGS. T. E. Johnson, Manager Specializing in Crab Meat Onancock Va. Phone 235 Onancock, Va. R. F. D„ Phone - 398 - 311W3 N. L. JOHNSON EXMORE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Dealer in All Kinds of Seafood ‘‘Coke Sign” Long Distance Hauling Exmore Virginia Onancock, Va. R. F. D. Ph-1054 Compliments of Compliments of “ONLEY GARAGE” NELSON FARMS Onley Va. Phone 27 1J 1 Best Wishes to the Class of ’55 q r'OTT kr RTrnARmnN BAKER’S BEN FRANKLIN STORES Onancock Parksley Onancock Virginia also Furniture Hot Point Appliances TOWN COUNTRY DRESS SHOP Parksley BAGWELL OIL CO., INC. Phone 1 1 JOHN L. POLLIARD Pure Oil Distributor Onancock Virginia Phone No. Onancock 688 Plumbing and Heating Contractor Onancock Virginia Air Conditioning FARMERS EXCHANGE, INCORPORATED FORD C. R. Bull, President MOTOR SALES and SERVICES CORP. R. P. Richardson V. S. Burton Vice-President and Secretary and Sales Manager Treasurer Ford Cars and Trucks Sales and Services Onley, Virginia Phone No. 1 and No. 440 Phone 199 Route 13 Tasley, Virginia HOWARD S. KILMON H. M. JAMES COMPANY “House of Fabrics’’ “You can be sure if it’s Westinghouse’’ Phone B. H. 2-6064 Nassawadox Virginia Phone 56 17 Market St. Onancock, Va. Draperies Dan River Tapestry Swiss Laces Awning Bates DIXIE SERVICE STATION ONANCOCK ESSO SERVICENTER Lynwood Scott, Mgr. Texaco Products Tires Phone 974 John T. Kellam, Jr. Verified Lubrication Service Esso Products Compliments of KILLMON’S SERVICE STATION Approved Lubrication-Washing Tire Repairing Phone 82 5 JOHN S. SCOTT, JR. Artesian Well Driller Melfa Virginia PAYNE AUTO SALES CO. POWELL’S SERVICE STATION Direct Dealers in Cars and Trucks Chevrolet Oldsmobile E. J. Powell, Mgr. Atlantic Gas and Oil Phone 967W PAYNE GROCERIES Compliments of Meats General Merchandise MATTHEWS DRY CLEANERS Tasley Phone 334 Virginia Tasley Va. Tasley Compliments of MIKE’S RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Melfa Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Onancock Virginia F. T„ HARMON 1 Crates, Baskets, Farm Produce Seed, Fertilizer Melfa Ph-515 Virginia Compliments of R. D. TAYLOR, JR. Onancock Virginia L. B. BELOTE Produce, Seeds and Fertilizer Melfa Ph-395J Virginia EICHELBERGER’S Keller Virginia Phone 384J 4 Inch Concrete Drain Tile WILLIAM H. FARMER Building Contractor Melfa Ph-705J 2 Virginia : Compliments of CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Telephone: Belle Haven 2-6275 Exmore Virginia R. M. MARTIN Builder and Contractor Melfa Ph-7 1 1J2 Virginia Compliments of THE ROOST Exmore Virginia Compliments of HERBERT SENN Plumbing and Heating Compliments of LLOYDS DRUG STORE Telephone: Belle Haven 2-6267 Compliments of BATA SHOE STORE Exmore, Va. Pocomoke, Md. ROY L. BELOTE Gulf Service Station Melfa Virginia Compliments of HORNE’S GAS AND ELECTRIC Hot Point Appliances and Protane Gas Exmore Virginia FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH G. T. Turlington Melfa Virginia Meet Me At WISE’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Soda Fountain Cosmetics Compliments of E. WISE HARMON Melfa Virginia GEO. C. BOGGS SON Meats Groceries Onancock Phone 22 OJ Virginia ECONOMY FEED and MILLING CO. Cooperative Distributor of Southern States Feeds Melfa Virginia CARMINE CLEANERS DYERS Compliments of A Modern Dry Cleaning Plant LEWIS’ GROCERY “You Can’t Be Well Dressed If Your Suit Is Not Pressed” Onley, Va. Ph-609W WATTS BROTHERS Fine Apparel For Gentlemen H. C. WATSON’S ORGANIZATION Texaco Since 1914 Parksley Virginia Compliments of Compliments of T. T. LEWIS MODERNE BEAUTY SHOP Greenbush Virginia Onley, Va. Ph-156 Compliments of ROGERS PLUMBING AND HEATING CROSS-ROADS RESTAURANT Melfa Va. ; Tasley Ph-964W Va. R. C. EVANS R. C. EVANS Wholesaler in Flour and Feed Wholesaler -Confections Onley Va. Onley Va. Compliments of WELL DRILLER ONLEY HARDWARE CO. Fred G. Kellam Onley, Va. Ph-216J Melfa, Va. Ph-711J1 THE FASHION SHOP Compliments of Ladies Ready To Wear Clothes and Millinery Parksley, Va. Ph-5038 THE RINGLET BEAUTY SHOP Melfa Virginia J. R. EWELL WEST LUMBER CORP. Lunch-Fishing Tackle Tasley Va. Parksley Virginia Phone 24 7 J Compliments of GUY’S GARAGE PARKS MOTOR CO. Farmall Tractors Parksley, Va. Ph-5063 Tasley, Va. Ph-209J Compliments of BELL DRUG CO. ONLEY DRUG STORE Phone 97 1J J. Thomas Young Accomac Virginia Accomac Compliments of Compliments of DAVID GARDNER THE FABRIC SHOP Groceries Ph. 19 Onancock Virginia BARNES RADIO HOSPITAL G. F. SCOTT CO. Frigidaire Onancock Virginia Onancock Virginia Compliments of JEWELRY, DIAMONDS and MURRAY’S RESTAURANT Gifts for all Occasions Phone 666 Compliments of Compliments of PENINSULA GAS COMPANY PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOP 29 Market St. Phone 521 Onancock, Va. 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