Portlock High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1945 volume:

P 1945 TIE DIUNIEEIQ .h'f',5 3 Editor-zAn-Clziq' PAT PILLAR Associale Editor DOT MARSPIAI.L Spmzsor MRS. A. S. JONES 2 DEDICATION Q n: x if V izg:Kxx N L, -ft' if 0' ':: 1'it: N U' XE is N ix WE ARE GRATEF UL THAT WE ARE AMERICANS LET US DEFEND OUR HERITAGE OF FREEDOM Our American way of life has given us much. It has given us freedom of worship, protection of life and property, opportunities for study, for work, for play. It has given us an ldC2ll DENZOC7'dLj1. That which we call democracy today is not perfect. It has its faults, which we see all too plainly. Democracy is more a goal toward which we advance than an accomplished fact. From time to time the pathway toward that goal is blocked with obstacles. Such obstacles confront our country today. VVe are a nation at war. The past achievements of our nation give us great faith that we will overcome the barriers before us and shall, once more be the peaceful nation that we were destined to be, Here is the story of years at school-a story whose events could have happened only where the democratic idea exists. And we dedicate our story to Those lllen and PV0l7767Z Evezywlzere lfiflzo are Fzzghlizzg Tlzal D6l7Z06I'HCjl Ilflay Live M- e-WHO WE AREW-H VVe are high school students now-and that is a precious term to those of us who do not have much longer to claim it as our title. 'We are the daughters and sons of doctors, farmers, merchants, soldiers, sailors. Some of us want to 'learn to be teachers, nurses, engineers, still others have a position in the business world and a goal. But, what- ever our purpose in wanting it, we are all here for an education. The boys have had their near future planned by our Uncle Sam. Physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually we differ, each from the other. Each has his own personality, his own aspirations, his own joys, his own sorrows. Each boy, each girl is an important part of our student body. We are tall and short, thin and fat, blonde and brunette, have blue eyes and brown, like spinach and don't like spinach. W'e are two hundred and Hfty different people. 3 Senior Class OfHcers President PRESTON M AYNARD' Vice-Pfwident Tfmwfer DOT MARSHALL PAT PILLAR Secrelagx - ' BERNADINE SMITH Class Flower: Carnation Class Colors: Red and White E41 FRANKLIN BENJAMIN AUSTIN Frank . BERNADETTE VINCENT BYRUM EC GILBERT LEROY BELANGIA CC GNU!! CHRISTINE E. CAPEHART N Chrisi' SENIORS 1 I WILLIAM CHARLES AUSTIN LC Bday!! E. JEANETTE BELANGIA MAURY NELSON BONDURANT ERMA LEE GORDON E51 ROBERT CARSON SC HELEN LOUISE CAREY ' ' Pookie, ' JOHN PRESTON IVIAYNARD 'cs Preps: 5 BETTY JEAN EVANS E51 SENIORS JACK WHITE F ENTRESS MARY FRANCES DOUGHERTY WILLIAM AUDRIAN YOUNT ICBHDIM THELMA ELOISE HAMPTON CECIL Mosman AfIoz1.re MARY Lou HAYWOOD SAMUEL ERNEST PEEBLES, JR. CC SHIRLEY ELIZABETH JONES SENIORS JAMES LINWOOD ODOM ORENE OMEGA JOHNSON 4 C Inkieii MELVIN HERBERT MURPHY ' ' Blimpu J. , RUTH VIRGINIA L,ESPERANCE 5 E71 SENIORS PATRICIA VIRGINIA PILLAR 56 Pat!! HAMILTON ROWLAND cc Hamm-971: LILLIAN MAE MURPHY 1 HOMER LEE WILKERSON ' ' Pecku X81 DORIS VIRGINIA NIXON ROWLAND CURTIS SMALL BERNADINE GLORIA SMITH RICHAIID EDWARD WRIGHT If Dickn DOROTHY LEIGH MARSIiALL CG Dot!! MARY JOSEPHINE POWERS Lcjusa BARBARA JEAN WATERS Sl SENIORS A 1 IN MEMORY Bnriz ilrzmnr Svhrrmzrn SENIOR OF 1945 Zlhhrxwrg 4, 1523 - April 12, 15145 GLORIA JOHNSTON RIGGAN DORIS JEANN13 SHERMAN I 1928 1945 BEATRICE joy WILLIAMS SE Bea!! f9fl JUNIORS l0l OFFICERS Pl'6'SZ'Cl6'7ZZ .............. .,,.....,..,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,- ,,,,,,.,, F A YE GRIINIES Vice-P1'rsz'clen! ..,...,... ,-,,-,,, E DDIE CURRY SSCVKIKZUI ........ , ..... ,,.,........ A N N SMALL Treasurer ..,............. .,,,....... M ILDRED ODOM Business Manager .,..., ,,,,,,,,5,,,,,,,, C LYDE WALKER Sjlvrlwr ..............,.,.. ......... M ARGARET T. SMITH Stewart Brernner Kit Carden Pete Carson Beverly Curling Eddie Curry Elwood Gallup Lewis Hall Harry Jackson George Lewis Hamilton Rowland Mitchell Sherrill John Earl Swink Clyde Walker Lindsey Wlest Arthur Wirt 'Charles Simpson jackie Capehart Margie GliftOn . ROLL Betty Jo Daniels Helen Garrett Faye Grimes Lillian Hampton Jane Marshall jean Neill Mildred Odom Mary Peebles Margie Reams Mary Rowland Della Rudiger Marie Sawyer Mary Simmons Ann Small Elizabeth Thompson Henrietta Vlfeinberger Barbara Wlood Barbara Murphy SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Preszdwzt ..,.....,... .vAV.... Vz'ce-Presidenzf ...,A,... Secrelavy ............Y Treasurer ......... Slbonror ....,... ,BARBARA STEXVART ,.,,,.....,.BARBARA TODD ,,.....SHIRLEY I'IARRELL ....,..STANLEY MURPHY ....-....MRs. A. S. JONES ROLL Kenneth Butler Robert Coleman Herbert Davenport Maury Garrett Harris Irby Alfred Lewless Stanley Murphy William Munden William Savage Donald VVhitling Charles Williams Ann Capps, Audrey Capps Dorothy Coheld Shirley Harrell Alice Holton Mildred Lewless Marjorie Nebb Eunice Powers Ernestine Robinson Leona Respass Roma Smith Barbara Stewart Betty Jeanne Spence Barbara Todd Jean Thrasher jo Ann Wfheelbarger Betty Yahn Gertrude Debrule june Banzhoff OFFICERS Pre.vz'denl ..,.....,.. .,..,....ANDRE.VV EARLY Vice-P1'e5z'de71! ,...... ,,.,. ..t,r B I LLY HUTCHISON Secretavy- Treasurer ......,..,..., YVANDA HUNTER Sponsor ......................., MRS. V. T. BRITTON ROLL Andrew Early Manning Harrell Keith Hayes Billy Hutchison James Jenkins Dan jones Billy Paul Henry Rivenbark Ernest Tillett William Williams Vincent Curtiss Donald McAdoo VValter Bryan Bobbie Lou Brown Jeanne Burnham Shirley Carroll Barbara June Church Marjorie Comeau Nancy Doxey Ethel Haywood Virginia Hollomon Wanda Hunter Susan Long Shirley Mollerus Lola Liurphy Earlene Newcomb Betty Pope jean Sheetz Barbara Speight Margaret Taylor jean VVilliarns l77l FRE SHMAN OFFICERS Prexidenl .....,....... -. ..w,,A., THOMPSON BAKER V1'oe-Presidenl ,,.......,.,..v... Lois L,ESPERANCE Seoretagf-T7'eas1n'er ....,.......,.,. J EAN WALLACE Sponsor ....,. MRS. MARGIE GOODEN TTJCKER ROLL Frank Cross Thompson Baker Randal Dowdy Irvin Grant Kenneth Horowitz Franklin Hill John Paul Jones, Jr. Bernard L'Esperance Robert Leggett , jack Richardson Franklin Wallace Norman White Johnny Wyman Sylvester Luciano Leroy Spruill Martha Jane Blevins Lois L'Esperance Jean Wallace Mary Ann VVeir Jean Austin l72l OFFICERS Prosiclenl ,,.,....,,...,...,.... MILTON BRICK!-IOUSE Vice-Preszdenl v,.,... ....,Y.,,.. J ACKIE WENTZ Soorelagw Treoszuu ..,...l., LUCY GARDNER Sponsor ........ .....,v....,..,.... A LICE BELOTE ROLL Seaton Asbell Milton Brickhouse Hudnall Dunaway Robert Dunn Merlyn Gage Willard Hill Robert Harrington VVilliam Henley Ray Morrison David Nixon Williain Reams Harry Steele Bruce Swink Luther Wheeler Frank Cimino Henry Tapper Maurice Sawyer Gerald Heslip VVilliam Kemp Mildred Carter Barbara Gallup jackie Gallup Lucy Gardner Margaret 'Hayes Christine Haywood Mary Ketchum Doris Knowles Sally Lassiter Norma O'Neal Lorraine Shrieves Jackie Wentz Ann Westmoreland Charlotte I-Iolt Virginia Coley Adelaide Mansfield F RE SHMAN OFFICERS Presz'defzl ............... ..........., ANN DAUGHTRIBY Vice-Prenclenl ........A..... BETTY LOU BOYETTE Secretary .,.......... ,,,...v.............. A IIMMY YA1'ES T'7'C'0Slll'lf7' .......,.v.,....,.............,,,, LESLIE STARK Sponror w...,. ....... M RS. ANNIE LEE STANQIL ROLL Charles Bremner Fred William Davis Archie Wilbur DeBaun Walter Leroy Doughtie Bobby Lee Gwynn Glenn Gibson Nixon Garlan Lee Oakes Forrest Alton Powers Gene Holloway Tatem David Smithson Charles Bremner Guy Hampton Leslie Stark David Smithson My1'on Vxlinslow James Yates Iames Amburn Collins Gray VVilliam Marvin Goodwin James Dennis Thompson Margie Bray Allen Betty Boyette Ann Elizabeth Daugherty Sarah Elizabeth Daugherty Mary Elizabeth Hathaw Ma1'ga1'et Ann Lewis Virginia Mae Love Jane Osborne Billie Burke Sexton Melba Charlotte Sparks Marjorie Stewart Marietta Trummell Joanne Vincent Mariam Evelyn Wfyriek Wilann Comeau Velma Elizabeth Davis Edna Belle Blake Rose Mary Pierce Phyllis Elizabeth Hollow 35' ell OFFICERS Presidemf .... ............ B ARBARA ANN EDWARDS Vice-Pre.r1'dml .r.,r..,..i...,..,...r EDISON M1DGDTT Secrelagu .......,,.,............Y..,,,, HARRY B13 ARDEN Treasurer ..,.ie..,.r....,,. MAX'BELI,INE EDWARDS Sponsor ,....... ,,........... .....,.... S A LLIE HARRIS ROLL Harry Bearden William Keech Charles Kelley Melvin Gage Edison Midgett Coolie Lee Richardson Manliff Twiford James Weir Freddie Stewart Barbara Ann Edwards Nlaybelline Edwards Janet Lee Harrell Elizabeth Lewless Shirley Rue Stillman Bernadette Twiford Betty Wirt Marie Arcione Senior Class Prophesy One of my best girl friends and graduates of Portlock High School, Christine Capehart, and I were on the Norfolk and New York Special Locomotivefa heading into a wonderful career, the career of being a model for the most famous modeling agency in New York. Everyone has heard-the President is none other than the one and only who always had a taste for pretty girls, Billy Austin. This is the boy that Mary Ketchum cauglitem.', On this train we ran into several of our old school chums, Dot Marshall and Pat Pillar, who have finished their Cadet Nurses Training and are in the U. S. Navy Nurses Corps. Both have high ranks. During this trip they told us about the latest news of what used to be the Senior Class of 1945? First we learned that- Erma Carden is a. hair dresser. She should be, you know, she practiced enough in school. Preston Maynard is in Hollywood taking the place of Eddy Bracken for the duration. He'll probably be such a hit that Eddy can't get back his old job. But Preston still likes blondes. Likes himself, tool Gilbert Belangia, as you've heard him millions of times on the Movietone News, is a big success, he always did know the latest news of the certain vicinity that he was in. Mary Lou Haywood is doing a wonderfuljob, too. She has a knitting club for lonely girls, but she's not lonely, no, shels happily married. Shirley Jones is now a librarian in Connecticut. I wonder, and so do others, if the close relation she had with Miss Hager had anything to do with it? Bernadette Byrum Q Bunky j is now working in the National Citizens Bankf, but for me, personally, I think itis a shame to keep such a dainty person behind bars. And guess what! Curtis Small is now a Captain in the Army. Look Curtis, be sure to tell those under you to do as you say do, and not as you do. James Odom is manager of the Top Hat Nite Clubf' -in Chicago. But, gosh! I thought he was supposed to be shy, by what I hear of the show girls he has, he must have wonderful taste. Jeanette Belangia thought she was going to wind up being a waitress in the store that her mother and father own but wiggled her way out and is now author of The True Story Magazine? She really puts out some good stories. I wonder if any of them are true and could any of them be the copy of some of her love affairs? Billy Yount is a General in Uncle Samis Army. We knew he would make it. Lillian Murphy is now Head Nurse at De Paul Hospital in charge of the Nursery. Mary Frances Doughtery is nursing in De Paul Hospital. Melvin Murphy is the worldis most famous racer. He's finally got a car that can stand some speed. Don't mean to be making fun because it this carj got a lot of people where they wanted to go. Isn't that right, Blimp? Orene johnson, Helen Carey and Gloria Riggan have a school for nurses. It's a good example because if a lot of girls follow their steps they'll really get a lot out of life. Just now the train stopped for some unknown reason to me and maybe it was unknown to me because I know nothing of trains. Pretty soon, after sitting there several minutes, none other than jack Fentress walked through the car. He recognized us and just had to stop to say hello. He had finally reached his ambition-chief fireman on the locomotive. He told us that the train stopped to load on more coal for him to shovel. He also told me more news which I was glad to hear. Betty Jean Evans is a telephone operator, a pay phone operator. She says she gets a kick out of giving people their nickels back. Beatrice Wfilliams has made a wonderful Navy nurse. It takes nice, considerate girls to make good nurses. Don't you think? Bobby Carson, it 'looks as if you wished something on yourself when you said years ago that you would be a hobo. I understand you were caught riding the train that Jack is fireman on. You've got plenty of life left yet and you always were pretty smart in school. Thatis the part I canit understand. Sammy Peebles is an electrical engineer. He's finally settled down and married. You guessed it- Margie Clifton. Thelma Hampton is now a clothes designer. She has just started in the business. Homer Lee Wilkerson is an exercise instructor. He's determined to make little men big. U41 ' Senior Class Prophesy Frank Austin is the big man of Chesterfield cigarettes now, but will he ever start smoking? Ruth L'Esperance is a tap dancer in Washington, D. C. Even though in high school she didnit tap so much, we knew she was good. Doris Nixon is married and has two ofthe cutest children. Theyive both got blonde hairjust like their motheris. Josephine Powers is secretary to the president of Beech Nut Manufacturing Company. Bernadine Smith is now the principal in Brooklyn High School. Her name will really be in history, The First Lady Brooklyn High School Principalf, but we wish her lots of success. V '4With this news the train again picked up its speed and jack had to tell us goodbye. Now the porter is calling out, ':Leaving for New York in five minutes, so with this I close, saying that I hope the Senior Classes that follow are as happy as the year I was a senior in '45. URA NUTT, Wilnesx, IAMA Gooslz, Witness, BARBARA WATERS, Prophet. 'A' Gut Senior Cfass Poiaivr BY BERNADETTE BYRUM Our school days are nearly past Around us we behold, Where'er our casual eyes do cast lfVe see our friends of old. In vain we seek a word which retraces, Then comes the day- lf'Vhen we will have to say- Goodbye to Dear Old Portlock I-Iighf' Remember us when we have gone, But not in terms of sadness. Think only of whatever we have done, To bring into your life some joy or gladness. Seniors march on from year to year, Seniors come and go to disappear. We are lifting our thought to higher planes Maybe or apparently we have seen lifeis beam Although leaving makes us gay, This is really the saddest day, VVe,re leaving the school we love so well, It's just too much for our hearts to tell. So now off' we'll go and try for success And we will surely do our best. And now the day has come, 'When we will have to say, 'cGoodbye to Dear Old Portlock I-Iighf' i751 Last Will and Testament Jeannette Belangia leaves her big brown eyes to Jackie Capehart. Bernadette Byrum leaves here ability to get along with everybody to Henrietta Wfineberger. Christine Capehart leaves to Betty Jo Daniels her long golden tresses. Erma Cordan leaves here cosmetic kit to Della M ae Rudiger. Mary Frances Daugherty leaves to Margie Clifton her ability to be the star of the basketball team. Betty Jean Evans leaves her ability to nag all of the teachers to Mary Peebles. Thelma Hampton leaves her strawberry blonde hair to Marjorie Reams. Mary Lou Haywood leaves her place as the quiestcst senior to Jane Marshall. Shirley Jones wishes to leave her Honor Society talent to Margie Reams, hoping that lvfargie will take advantage of it in her senior year. Ruth L'Esperance leaves her cashier's job to jean Neil. Dorothy Marshall leaves her place in the Honor Society to Ann Small. Lillian Murphy leaves her sweet disposition and quiet manners to Faye Grimes. Doris Nixon leaves her ability to walk down the hall unnoticed to Betty Jo Daniels. Pat Pillar leaves her ability to do ten things at one time and still do them all well to Lillian Hampton. Josephine Powers leaves her quietness and good manners to Mary Rowland, Gloria Riggan leaves her place as glamour girl of the senior class to Helen Garrett. VVith Gloriais glamour and your sophistication you'll be the envy of all girls. ' Jeannie Sherman left to Mildred Odom her cheerful aspect toward all things Qfrom teachers to students . Bernadine Smith leaves her ability as one of the best dressed seniors to Elizabeth Thompson. Keep on the way you're going, Libby. Barbara VVaters leaves her long skirts and gift of gab to Mary Simmons. Beatrice VVilliams leaves her long-drawn Southern accent to Barbara VVoods. Pookie Carey leaves her ability to be a one-man-woman to Mildred Odom. Inkie Johnson leaves her sex appeal and fondness for the boys to Jackie Capehart and jean Neill. Bobby Carson leaves to Mitchell Shcrrell his reputation for being a devil with the ladies. James Odom leaves his ideas on everlasting love to Charles Simpson. fHoping that Charles does not have too many ideas of his ownj. Sammy Peebles leaves to Clyde Walker his ability to take up all ofthe time of every teacher getting them to explain things to him. Hamilton Rowland leaves his charming personality with the girls and all of his country lanes to Lindsey West, ask Hammy'9 and he'll tell you all about it, Lindsey. Curtis Small leaves his big mouth, his inability to get along, his persistent pestering, and his posi- tion as a certain teacher's pet to Harry Jackson. Homer Wfilkerson leaves his trim figure and perfect posture to Elwood Gallup. Richard Wright leaves his physique and 'his ability to be Mr. Evanosky's right hand man to Eddie Rich. Billy Yount leaves to George Lewis his good sportsmanship and disposition, hoping that you will take advantage of it, George. Billy Austin leaves his big mouth and boisterous ways to Pete Carson. Frank Austin leaves his studious ways and nice manners to Kit Carden, hoping that Kit will take advantage of this gift. Gilbert Belangia leaves his ability to draw mermaids and airplanes to Arthur Wirt, also his ability to never know what is going on in classes and around school. Nelson Bondurant leaves Beverly Curling his football ability. With Nelsic behind you, Beverly, you ought to be tops. Bobby Carson leaves his curly hair to Eddie Curry. Eddie, weive always wondered what kind of hair oil you use. Jack Fentress leaves his brilliant mind and ability to get along in classes without studying to -Iohn Earl Swink: Cecil Mosher leaves his mechanical ability to Stewart Bremncr. Melvin Murphy leaves his place as the HSuper-Mouse of the school to Lewis Hall, also his atlas muscles. Lewis. you'll have to have a bodyguard to keep the girls oil. Preston Maynard leaves his presidency of the senior class, also his ability to play a saxaphone in the orchestra and to get along with the girls to Charles Simpson C'cShiek of the schoolj. l75l l Class History VVe, as Seniors bid farewell to the whole school. First, we would like to pause a moment to thank lVIr. Evanosky and our teachers for the kind consideration they have shown us in all four years. VVhen we entered as Freshmen, Mr. Evanosky, known as C'coach, was in his second year of being principal of Portlock. lfVe think you have done a swell job, Coach! Our iirst day of high school will be remembered by all of us. Frankly, we were scared to death. just think, changing classes was something new and having more than one teacher, my-how diH'erent it would be from grammar school. The class was rather large, so, two 'teachers were provided for us. Nliss Ramsey had a class of girls, while Miss Moyer had the rest. Our first class oliieers were chosen, who were: Robert Baker, President, Danny Thraser, Vice-President, Dorothy Marshall, Secretary, and Doris Spencer, Treasurer. Some of the boys and girls went out for sports-something which they had been wanting to do for a long time. It sure was a thrill for the ones who made the team, too. But, of course, there was a damper put on the light. The upper classmen treated us as if we were babies. But we showed 'em ! just wait until our Sophomore year, we said. VVell, Sophomore year rolled around and we weren't considered babies anymore. My, we were proud. Now, it was our time to tease the new Freshmen-and we poured it on. Again, our class had to be divided. The teachers were Miss Turner and Miss Brosius. But Miss Brosius left us during the year and from then on about three different teachers took a try at teaching us. VVe elected our class ollicers, who turned out to be: President, Nelson Bondurant, Vice-President, Carol Norlleet, Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy Marshall. During this year Portloek's Hrst Minstrel was presented and many of the Sophomores participated, basketball was the main sport enjoyed by many of us. Although we werenit considered babies anymore we just didn't feel quite big enough yet. But we still had two more years to go. September, 1943, rolled around-plus Junior year. This year will probably remain in our mem- ories more than the previous two years. At last we were all together in one class-one big happy family-with Miss Belote and Miss Gooden as class sponsors. Nelson Bondurant was elected President and Carol Norlleet as Vice-President. Bernadine Smith was Secretary-Treasurer. Also, dance com- mittees were elected as this was our year to give them. The most important event of the school year was the Junior and Senior Prom. All of us had plenty of fun getting ready for the prom-mostly decorating the gym. The colors used were blue and white and it really did look swell. Seniors! Real, live Seniors! It just didnit seem possible! Here we were going to Mrs. Compton's room every morning-even though many of us were late most of the time. The Hrst thing to do was to elect our olhcers, which were as follows: Preston Maynard, President, Dorothy Marshall, Vice- President and Business Manager, Bernadine Smith, Secretary, and Pat Pillar, Treasurer. A lot of important things happened this year. First, our rings, then announcements, then our pictures had to be taken for the annual. This was the first annual Portlock had had in many years and the largest part of it was devoted to the Seniors. The play was about the most important thing and Hnally we started practicing. The name of it was i'janie's One Track Mind. Jeanette Belangia took the leading role of Janie Too, during this year, the boys' football team won the State Class C Championship. Also the girls' basketball team won the County Class Cn title. The teams consisted mostly of Seniors- of which we are mighty proud. At last comes graduation. Too many of us thought this was the saddest part of all. just think! The happiest days of our lite-over. But, we won't forget Portlock, our fellow students, and the good, as well as bad, times we've had. lfVe'll be out in the world, making a living. But our thoughts will wander backe-aback through our school days-and our memories will be sweet. So, goodbye for a while, school mates, teachers, and Mr. Evanosky. VVelve enjoyed being with you. DOROTHY MARSPIALL, Historian. l 77 l - l-Those Who Exoelleol-- As we think back over the many years past, there are some people who seem 'to stand out in our memories. Those who, in the opinion of the student body, have made the greatest contributions to our high school life, who have been most out- standing, are presented here. Perhaps the things some of these people did were only routine duties that fall to persons entrusted with official responsibilities, but they performed these duties well and for this we recognized them. Some of them did much more than their duty and for that reason were chosen by fellow students to represent them. They all have one thing in commonethey were chosen representatives to exemplify the best that Portlock has to offer. They have achieved this, our pinnacle of high school success. These are they who excelled- MARJORIE SUE REAMS Glee Club, 1942-43-44-45 Paper Staff, 1943-44-45 Annual Staff, 1945 Office Worker, 1943-45 4-H Club, 1945 Bus Patrol Captain, 1942-43-44-45 Hall Monitor, 1945 Portlock Follies, 1945 N INA MILDRED ODOM Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer, 1944-45 Student Council Secretary, 1944-45 County Secretary of S. C. A., 1944-45 Treasurer, Junior Class, 1944-45 Cheerleader, 1944-45 Vice-President, Freshman Class, 1942-43 Vice-President, Sophomore Class, 1943-44 Glee'Club, 1944-45 .l:78l PATRICIA PILLAR Transfer from South Norfolk in Sophomore year Monogram Club Basketball, 1943-44-45 Editor-in-Chief, Annual, 1944-45 Representative of Student Council, 1943-44 Vice-President of S. C. A., 1944-45 Portlock Follies, 1943 Treasurer, Senior Class Newspaper Staff, 1944-45 Honor Society, 1944-45 Senior Play, 1945 Chairman of Program Committee, 1943-44-45 Cheering Club, 1941-42-fS0uth Norfolkj Olhee Worker, 1943-44-45 Leader in hiagazine Contest, Lieutenant, 1944-45 DOROTHY MARS!-IALL Vice-President of Senior Class, 1944-45 Treasurer of S. C. A., 1944-45 Senior Play, 1945 Assistant Editor of Annual, 1944-45 Home Economies Club, 1944-45 Monogram Club Portlock Follies, 1943-44-45 Glee Club, 1944-45 Leader in Magazine Contest, Captain Secretary, Freshman Class, 1940-41 Softball Team, 1941-42 President, Honor Society, 1943-45 Basketball, 1943-45 Standing Editor ofu Pioneern Paper, 1944-45 Historian, 1945 Secretary and Treasurer, Sophomore Class PRESTON MAYNARD Transfer from South Boston in junior year President, Freshman Class President, Senior Class President, Student Cooperative Association, 1944 45 Basketball, 1942-43 Baseball, 1945 Football, 1944-45 Glee Club, 1944-45 Leader in Magazine Contest, Lieutenant Senior Play, 1945 Portlock Follies, 1944-45 1:7 9 ADMIA I TRATIO lx'-la Q ,L asa Ssflelw m?H B ESRB ss ss ss ss M. L. CARPER E. VV. CI-IITTUM Aysislanl S1111w'intel1fle111f High Salma! Sz111ervz'.mr B. A., Roanoke College B. A., Waslmington and Lee M. A., University of Chicago M. A., George Peabody 'k .EH ,nw 1 is w xx ,sm 20 NANCY R. NILILL Clerk to Principal First Graduate Portlock H. S. Florida Business College 9 l B. M. WILLIAMS Repressnlatiue From Iflfaslzizzgtafz Di.rtrz'ct Norfolk County School Board H. I. VVILLETT SllfL'7'7'71lz?7Zf1!?7Il B. A., William and Mai'y M. A., Columbia University 27 fr: ww Q E mines .eq uma xx fa arm w sa as W lm PE W 12 N nm f ws gs QQ: 34, au. .Qi as EN ii '-Fam A is ms ss we ami my 1 Ja Who Taught Us . . . They are our friends-those who taught us-even if we did not always think so. When they corrected us, it was for our own good, and after it was all over, we knew that to be true. Those who taught us also were of different types and personalities 'We will remember in later years those who in par- ticular helped us. L23 24 FACULTY MARGARET T. SMITH French, Hislogf B. A., B. S., Radford College University of Virginia ARDATPI S. JONES Illnllzemalirs, Plgfsics B. S., Radford S. T. C. SALLIE HARRIS LoU1sE G. WILSON Commercial Home Economies A. B., Concord College B. S., Madison College ANNIE LEE STANCIL VIVIEN BRITTON General Sciences, M atlzemalicx Ef1gf1f'1, Hmovl M d, h C ll St. Mary's College A' Bw 'ere it O egg B. S.. Madison College l - an W H.. E Jas 3? ,,J-2,21 ' as ...gag E Q .XE FAC LTY 24 QW mm : r Bi BHS ms mn me la. may 5 1 'sin a a mamma BB HERB 'mas -E ma P :WEEE BEER B. H E if my mmww S gg .5 H H .H 'ww-Quan Ss if aw a ..5S.,5w! mf as mm 21 fam ss ,ps 9 sg H ALICE M. BELOTE KAT1-IRYNE C. COMPTON English, Science Ezzglzlvlz, Hixtoqy, Spmzislz B. S. Farmville A. B. Farmville S. T. C. 7 3 S' QQQg:i:::2?f .ms Mnmfm nw xi M an M M Y H5525 52 Eg ZW ' H rf gf- E ws? .E Ja x a uw a mn M. DRUE MARTIN JOHN H. BUTCHER Alujig, Hijlgvf M1lSiL', Oftfllfflfrl B. S., Ma1'y Washington M. A. Combs Conservatory MARY M. I-IAGER Librariazz . . Q bw' an 'K Rf ss 2 B. S., Radford S. T. G. ..l-.-, , .,..,. .... ...,,..- .-, B4 nga w. sg.. .f gg mm. is ass .B-ss ss lm 1 ss ms E a MARJORIE G. TUOKER Mallzematz'c:, Biology, Cl1enz1'.x'h:y B. S., Farmvillc S. T. C. i251 Q26 W H A T WE DID This year for the first time in Hfteen years, we were able to finance a year book. VVe are very grateful to all those who worked so faithfully that we might have an annual. Our deepest thanks to Mrs. jones, our sponsor, the staff, the photographer, engravers, and publisher who gave us such efhcient service. Putting on this annual was a lot of worry and head- aches, but it was really a lot of fun and we enjoyed it. Our clubs this year, functioned very nicely. The demerit system was turned over to the faculty until it was foolproof. The Honor Society performed its usual task each week -very nicely, too. Our newspaper, The Pioneer, was printed regu- larly. The staff put out wonderful 'cnewsyw editions. The Glee Club, Home Economic Club and the Orchestra performed their activities nicely as usual. HONOR SOCIETY Annual taff of the Pioneer l i281 E0'1'l0f-2.71-Cflllqf ..-,..- ............ P AT PILLAR Feature Editor ,..,.. ..,,.,.7... J ACK FENTRESS A-Y-Y0f7il1f6 Elllilm' ..f........... DOT M.ARSPIALL Art Editor ,,....-,, .,,,,,,,4,,A,, A RTHUR WIRT Business .Manager ...... I'IOMER WILKERSON ,JEANETTE BELANGIA S' 'z Edt .' 'bm X Z my ..,.......,.. EDDIE CURRY Asst. Business Marzager..CLYDE WALKER Asst. Business Manager .... MARGIE REAMS Yjynyz ,,,n,n.,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,4,,, ORENE JOHNSON Salesmen: SAMMY PEEBLEs, NELSON BONDURANT Sponsor: MRS. A. S. JONES The story of the production of Portlock's first yearbook in fourteen years is not very exciting, but it is a story of progress. Only those on the inside can know the agony of a deadline missed, of late copy, or a piece of art work misplaced. Only those on the inside can know thejoy of deadline made, of reading a simply perfect piece of copy, or of realizing that the drawings are just what we wanteclf' Our deepest thanks to all the members of the stail, and Mrs. Jones, our sponsor, who Worked so faithfully, and to the photographer, engraver, and publisher, who gave us such efficient service. Without your help the job would never have been accomplished. Yes, putting out this annual was a lot of work, worry and headaches and heart- aches, but it was really a lot of fun and we enjoyed it. VVe are grateful to those who elected us to our positions and we hope we have fulillecl their expectations. Pioneer Paper taff STAFF Editor .,.,.,...,...,,,.. ..... D OROTHY MARSPIALL Auislrlfzl Editor ..,... ...,.........,,....... D AN JONES Boi-1'1wi-r Alanager ....,, ..A... M ARGIE REAMS Comp Column ..... ........ ,.....,.... D OT MARSPIALL Foolun: Edzflor ........,.L..........,...,......,....... MICKEY MARSHALL P. T. A. and Home Room Editor .................,.. MARY PEEBLES , Girls ..,.,.,....,,..... ,,..... M ICKEY MARSHALL Sporty Edzlors 1 BO H ys ,.,....,.,...,,..,..,..L........., ARRY JACKSON P1-z'nler.v ...,................ EDDIE CURRY and BEVERLY CURLING S,l1on.vor: MRS. A. S. JONES Reporters: Beverly Curling Barbara Todd Pat Pillar Betty VVirt Dan Jones Ann Daughtery VVhen school started in September, some of the students wanted to Start a news- paper. Time went on but there still waSn't anything accomplished. It just couldn,t get started. Finally, in November, thirteen pupils were appointed with Mrs. Jones as sponsor. One representative from each home room was elected. At the lirst stal'T meeting it was decided to let each member have a chance of being editor each month. Then there was the question of a name. Being the newspapers of previous years had been called The Pioneerf, the same tradition was carried on for 1944-45. l 291 Glee Club 30 Lucy Gardner Jackie Wentz Jackie Gallup Christine Haywood Sally Lassiter Ann Westmoreland Virginia Coley Ann Daughtry Betty Lou Boyette Jo Ann Wheel barger Jeanne Spence Christine Robinson Sarah Daugherty Roma Smith Ann Capps Audrey Capps Marjorie Nebb Christine Capehart Dorothy Marshall DRUE MARTIN, Director ROLL Elizabeth Thompson Mary Simmons Helen Garrett Nancy Doxey Barbara Speight Lillian Hampton Marjorie Reams Barbara l'Vaters .lean Neal Norma O,Neal Barbara Harrell Ginger Harrell Betty VVirt Mabelene Edwards Barbara Edwards Henrietta VVeinberger Maijorie -Clifton jean Wallace Peggy Haywood Virginia Harman Shirley Harrell Jean Williams Preston Maynard Bill Reams Elwood Gallup jack Fentress Charles Simpson Sam Peebles Hamilton Rowland Clyde Walker Ray Morrison Vincent Curtis Jimmy Yates Rose Mary Pierce Jean Sheetz Mary Ketchum Home Economics Club OFFICERS President ....,........ ......,.... M ARY FRANCES DOUGHERTY Vice-Presz'r!.enl ...,.... ..,..,.....,,.....w. M ARGIE CLIFTON Secretary ...........,. ....,.... B ERNADETTE BYRUM Treasurer ,....... A.,...,.... ...,...... F A YE GRIMES Sponsor Jeanette Belangia Martha Jane Blevins Bernadette Byrum Jackie Capehart Ann Capps Audrey Capps Helen Casey Erma Carden Shirley Carroll Margie Clifton Dorothy Coheld Velma Davis Mary Frances Dough Sarah Dougherty Nancy Lee Doxey Gertrude Dubrule Barbara Edwards Maybelline Edwards Betty Jean Edwards Christine Capehart Jean Austin erty ROLL Faye Grimes Shirley Harrell Ginger Harrell Ethel Haywood Thelma Hampton Lillian Hampton Elizabeth Hicks Phyllis Hollowell Alice Holten Shirley Jones Ruth L'Esperance Margaret Lcwless Susan Long Shirley Malleres Lillian lklurphy Doris Nixon Eunice Powers Josephine Powers Betty Pope . NEW MEMBERS AT HALF TERM Dorothy Marshall Marita Trurnble Mus. 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Emi 3 -M ,Eiga H mx Lam may ,, K, Q., -Rifamffgk ss saw 5553553 ss EF PORTLOCK FOLLIES OF 1945-FEBRUARY 2, 1945 M asm' Qf Ceremonies JAMES ODOM END MEN Melvin Murphy Preston Maynard Elwood Gallup Billy Yount Bobby Coleman Charles Simpson CAST Jack Fentress Sammy Peebles Clyde 'Walker Curtis Small Blanning Harrell Ray Morrison Bill Williams Bernard L'Esperance Donald Peebles Paul Stanton Charles' Lee Jones Phyllis Waters Peggy Dunlowe Stewart Martin Lala Haywood Mildred Oakes Bonnie Sharon Elsie Gray Christine Capehart Ieannette Belangia Dorothy Marshall Barbara Waters Margie Reanis Margie Clifton Frances Dougherty Bernadine Smith Barbara Gallup Wanda Hunter jacq ueline Capehart Barbara Speight Beverley Britton Nancy Doxey Lola Murphy Bobbie Lou Brown Jackie VVentz i -jackie Gallup Betty Lou Boyette Louise johnson Betty Culp Alice Holton Betty Wirt Jean VVilliams Dorothy Cofield Lucy Gardner Phyllis Hollowell Mabel Carter Slage .flffanager I'IOMER VVILKERSON Assislantx ARTHUR VVIRT and HAMMY ROW'L.AND Director Diregfgr MRS. MARGARET T. SMITH MRS. VIVIEN T. BRITTON I33 The Orchestra 34 MR. JOHN H. BUTCHER, Director MENIBERS Mabel Carter Ray Oakes Betty jo Daniels Garlan Oakes Hilda Foster Preston Maynard Dan Jones Billy Neill Joanne Burnham Merlyn Gage Dorothy Oofield Donald Cartwright Bobby Lou Brown B. Overton lvlargaret Severance Ernestine Johnson Jean Tatern Carole Harper Norma Boyd jean Oakes Phyllis Hollowell Mildred Oakes . tudent Council OFFICERS President ,,,,.., ,,,,,,A, P RESTON MAYNARD Vz'ce-Prendczzt .......,......,.. .,....,. P AT PILLAR Sm-mmf A,.,,,, ,,,,,.,, M ILDRED ODOM Treasurer .........,...,.. DOROTHY MARSHALL REPRESENTATIVES S6'7lZA07'.Y.' juniors: FRANK AUS'1'IN BERNADETTE BYRUM EDDIE CURRY ANN SMALL Soplzommw Freshmen: DAN JONES MURRAX' GARRETT FRANKLIN VVALLAGE JANET H.ARRELL BARBARA GALLUP BETTY LOU BOYETT .S'j10n.rors: MRS. MARGARET SMITH, MRS. VIVIEN BRITTON Introducing the Student Government Association of Portlock High School- your own representatives. These are the members of that unit which during the session of 1944-45 have directed their efforts toward making our own democracy, limited as it may be in influence, a project that is practical and an ideal to be cherished. five do not know how much our Councills lessons and practices may have been contributing to a more democratic future. VVe do know that our Council cannot be successful without the force of the whole student body behind it. QTO the Student Council of 1944-45, we offer our vote of appreciationj The S. C. A. has done much of its work through committees, the most active of which is the program committee. Other committees are beautification, health, safety, civic, library, and liunchroom. One ofthe most outstanding achievements of the S. C. A. has been realized through the County organization, the only one of its kind in our district-the strengthening of the bonds of fellowship and appreciation among the separate schools in the County. Portlock had the honor of being represented on the executive committee for the County organization. Mildred Odom, our school secretary for 1943-44 and 1944-45, also served as County secretary. - l 35 Cheerleaders Caplain ......... ..,.... 1 JRESTON MAYNARD M I 4 A... ,.,,.., N Ewan DOUGHTERTY C0-Cajllain ...............Y..,. MARGIE CLIFTON asm 5 ,,,,,,,,,,e,.e,,,,,, BEVERLY BRITTON Shirley Harrell Faye Grimes Erma Cordon Jean Williams Margie Nebb Christine Capehart Mildred Odom Ann Small The cheerleaders of Portlock High School through 1944-45 have tried to make a successful year out of cheerleading and also tried to have some real school spirit. We attended all the football and basketball games and had a very successful year. We are going to continue through the baseball season this year, for this is the first time in seven years that Portlock has had cheerleaders for baseball. W'e hope to have as much success in baseball as we have had in the past two seasons. During football, our captain, Preston Maynard, was unable to cheer with us because of playing on the team, but he was there to back us up and he attended all the meetings-and was back with us for the basketball season. We are sorry to have to lose him again for baseball, but we know he'll still be backing us up. We are losing him this year for good as Preston will graduate. We also regret losing the following people who will graduate this year: Christine Clapehart and Erma Carden. Mildred Odom won't be with us next year as she is leaving to attend another school. The cheerleaders have changed their Alma Mater from Old Portlock Highw to Tell Me VVhy?i' 1 We hope that the cheerleaders next year will have just as much success and have just as an enjoyable time as we have had this year. The cheerleaders would like to mention and have recognized one of the former members of our squad, Jeanne Sherman, who passed away on April 12, 1945. l35l J J Hall- Bus - Street Monitors Betty Jean Evans Betty Boyette Garland Oakes Shirley Harrell Marxfin Goodwin David Sniith Bobby Gwyn ack Rowland arnes Rimner HALL MONITORS Jane Nlarshall Maurice Sawyer Nancy Doxey Henrietta Weinloerger STREET PATROL GARLAN OAKES, Captain HOWARD SYKES, Limzlenanl John Burnham Jerrell Barnett Donald Pangle ' Jimmy Garrett Fred Davis D. R. Smithson Helen Garey Gloria Riggan Orene johnson Charles Breinner Earl lVIcDaniel Benson Forbes l'Villian'1 Rearns Myron VVinslow , BUSPATROL ' MARGIE REAMS, Captain MURRAY GARRETT, Lieutmmnl XfVilliam Munden ,Q Della Rudiger Alfred Lewless Seaton Ashbell Eddie Curry Betty Daniels Josephine Powers Carolyn Turner The patrols are the law and orderu bodies of the school. The street patrol directs automobile traflic in front of the building, acting as guides to youthful pedestrians crossing the streets during lunch hour and before and after school. The bus patrol keeps order in the buses while students are being transported to and from school. Hall monitors, on duty each period keep order in the halls and see that no one leaves a class without a key or written excuse. f 371 Girl's Basketball The girls: basketball team has had a very successful year this year, having lost only two games during the entire season. The girls deserve much praise, they have won the title of the Norfolk County Champs of ,45. The forwards played very hard during the season, but the guards were working just as hard in their own way. The guards were Jeanette Belangia fcaptainj, Pat Pillar, and Ernestine Robinson. Forwards for the first team were Audrey Capps, Mary Frances Daugherty, and Barbara Jean Waters. Substitutes were Mary Louise Rowland, Jackie VVentz, Dorothy Marshall, Della Mae Rudiger, and Ann Capps. I think each girl on the basketball team should be thoroughly recognized as to their standpoints of previous years in basketball. First, the school is very sorry to lose the following players who will graduate this june: Marv Frances Daugherty, Barbara jean Waters, Jeanette Belangia, Pat Pillar and Dorothy Marshall. Four of these girls were on the first team. Mary Frances Dougherty has played a very good game of ball, through her three years of basket- ball, and this year led the Portlock Girl Pioneers in points, having made a total of 276 points. Barbara jean VVaters played just as good a game with her wonderful footwork, and also in following Mary Frances in points. We are sorry to lose 'cBeany', this year with the other seniors, and I'rn sure the basketball team of next year will miss her height in those jump ballsf' Pat Pillar, another senior of '45, and also one of our best guards on the first team, was very successful in her lootwork. This is Pat's second year in basketball, making her receive a letter and a star this year. We know she will be greatly missed next year. Dorothy Marshall was not on the first team, but we could always depend on her to be at all of the games and to a good job when she did play. YVe won't forget Dot's work at the Broad Creek Village game-she was really in there pitching. Earnestine Robinson, guard on the first team, was wonderful in getting the ball after the opposite team had succeeded in attempting a shot. 'iRed was in there lighting for the ball every second. Best of luck, Earnestine, in next yearis basketball. 'We are hoping that next yearis team will be as successful ,as the girls were this year. Audrey Capps, forward and guard, was depended upon greatly to play either position, she was an all 'round basketball player. We are hoping Audrey, that you will lead the new players of next year to victory. You were wonderful as forward and guard both and the girls appreciate your playing as guard when you were needed. Anne Capps, who played as a substitute forward, played a very good game this year but she plans to achieve more success this coming year. She went out for basketball for the mere game of it and was a very good sport the whole year. Pm sure that she will achieve her aim if she goes about it with the same attitude. Good luck, Ann. jackie Wentz, who just received her suit this year, surely deserved credit. She played very hard in each game and did her very best, and that quality in a basketball player is outstanding. YVe sincerely hope that in the coming years she will be just as successful. Mary Louise Rowland, who played as a forward, is a very good ball player, too. She did splendid work in following up her shots, and on her footwork on the court. 'We hope that she will play as good next year as the one that has passed. Last but not least we have Jeanette Belangia, guard, who played ball in a way that I'm sure the basketball girls will miss next year. She was a natural as guard, having played this position during her three years in basketball. She was elected by the girls to be their captain. X'Ve knew that she did her best and her best is good enough for us. I also want to say that the entire school appreciates the way the whole basketball team played and their friendliness and attitude toward other school teams. They never once had an argument with another team. The girls on the basketball team have asked us to let you know how much they appreciate having as their coaches Mrs. Wfilson and Miss Alice Belote. They never once let the girls down, they were in there rooting for them all the time. Thanks again, Mrs. W'ilson and Ivliss Belote. lN7ith this I finish and leave, hoping that the team of '45 and '46 will win the Norfolk County Championship. f38l Girlas Basketball H39 Dec. 8 Dec. 12 Dec. 15 Dec. 19 Jan. 5 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 jan. 16 jan. 23 Jan. 26 Feb. 6 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Basketball GIRL'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I 1944-45 -South Mills ...... -Norview ...... .. -. . -Kempsvllle ..,.,...,. ,. -Oceana ............. -Broad Creek ....... .- -Churchland ........ .- -South Norfolk ......,. ., -NOFVICW ...........,.. .. -Cradock ............ -Kempsville ........ -Alexander Park ......... .- -Holy Trinity ...... .. -Broad Creek ,...... .. Feb. 19-South Norfolk ........ .. Feb. 23 Feb. 27 Mar. 2 -Alexander Park -Cradock .....,........... -- -Oceana ......... Portlock Ojzponenls 44 14 65 34 56 26 24 16 55 34 80 15 21 26 46 26 40 29 133 35 33 11 26 23 36 36 34 28 23 23 27 19 21 1.3 f40 Portlock Gymn Football Football was resumed at Portlock High this year, there being a two-year lapse because of the War, and the sport got a royal welcome from us all, in that we emerged Class CH champions in the Tide- water district. Since no other school in the State challenged our team, we were hailed half State Champions, which is a record we are mighty proud of. From the day the iirst call was made for candidates for the team, the boys went out to the field with very fine spirit and practiced for about three hours daily, under the fine leadership of our coach, Billy Morgan. Not only did the boys do a fine job in practice, but they also worked very hard getting the field in shape. Before the first game with Oceana High, Coach Morgan had the boys in fairly good shape con- sidering the time they had practiced, but luck and weather was against them, and the final score: Oceana 8, Portlock 6. This was a heart-breaking game for the boys, but Coach Morgan was pleased with their showing and encouraged them to fight even harder in their next game. For the next week they worked much' harder in preparation for the game with Deep Creek High, and their efforts were ably rewarded in that Portlock swamped Deep Creek, 41 to O. For the second week in a row, we overpowered Great Bridge, 38 to 0. About this time, it looked as if our boys had formed a team that was championship material, and our hopes soared upward with successive wins against Kempsville, Broad Creek and Alexander Park. Then we approached our biggest game of the season with South Norfolk High. Coach Morgan and the boys really prepared for this game, and their practicing showed results, because we defeated South Norfolk for the First time in a number of years by the crushing score of 13 to O. This victory resulted in Portlock being the Class C Champions of the Tidewater district, and as no other school challenged Portlock, it became the Virginia State Champions in the Class C group. This was indeed a high honor for Portlock, and the team could never have reached this goal, without the grand school spirit, the headwork of the boys individually and as a team, and the grand coaching job done by Billy Morgan. Champions of the half State of Virginia, Class C, and we are mighty proud of this great team of 1944! ' E471 na f42 43 Basketball The boys' basketball team, not to be overshadowed by our football champions, had a very successful season winning 18 and losing only 5 games. They emerged into a three-way tie with Holy Trinity and South Norfolk for the Class Cn Eastern State Championship and went into the linals, only to lose to Holy Trinity in a very heartbreaking game with a score 37 to 25. Under the capable coaching of our counselor and principal, Charles Evanosky, the boys developed into a very good team, and as the records show, they played a most impressive game throughout the season. The team consisted of twelve players: Captain Nelson Bondurant, Sammy Peebles, Gilbert Belangia, Charles Simpson, Clyde W'alker, who formed the first team, ably assisted by the following-Billy Yount, Melvin Murphy, Billy Hutchison, Andrew Early, Jack Fentress, Bruce Swink and Jimmy Amburn. The boys played some mighty line ball, and ran up a 12-game winning streak, only to be defeated by Holy Trinity in the linal championship game. Our boys were good losers, however, and showered congratulations upon the champions. YVC will lose three of our starting players through graduation: Bondurant, Peebles and Belangia, but Simpson and VValker will form a nucleus for next yearis team. Basketball remains a most popular sport at Portlock, and we are all mighty proud of the name our boys made for themselves and their school. I44 PORTLOCK BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1944 - 1945 Dec. 8 QTue.j -Portlock i.....,... 44 South Mills ..... stDec. 12 CTue.j -Portlock l......... 20 Norview .,....... Dec. 15 QFri.j -Portlock ......,... 55 Kempsville ..... Dec. 15 QMon.j -Portloek ......,... 21 Oceana ........... Jan. 5 CFri.D -Portlock .....,s... 38 Broad Creek... jan. 9 QTue.j -Portlock .......... 64 Churchland.-. jan. 12 QFri.j -Portlock .......... 17 South Norfolk jan. 16 QTue.j Jan -Portlock ..... ..... 1 9 . 18 QThur.j-Portlock .......... 17 No rview . .... .... Holy Trinity... Jan. 19 QFri.j -Portlock ...r..... 23 Alumni ........... jan. 23 QTue.j --Portloek .......... 41 Cradock ......... Ian. 26 QFri.D -Portlock .......... 29 Kempsville ..... jan. 31 QVV'ed.j -Portlock .......... 42 Feb. 6 qruey Portlock .......... 31 St. joseph ....... Alex. Park ...... Feb. 9 QFri.j -Portlock .......... 33 Holy Trinity... Feb. 14 QXfVed.j -Portlock .......... 34 Broad Creek... Feb. 16 QFri.j -Portlock .......... 24 South Norfolk. Feb. 19 CMon.j-Portlock .......... 26 St. joseph ....... Feb. 23 QFri.j -Portlock .......... 35 Alex. Park ...... Feb. 27 QTue.j -Portlock .... ...... 2 4 Cradock ......... Mar. 2 QFri.j -Portlock .......... 45 Mar. 7 fWed.j -Portlock .... ...... 2 5 Mar. 9 CFri.j all-Extra period. -Portlock. ......... 58 Oceana. ...... Holy Trinity.. South Mills .... Basketball -k at , Hifi-.. ,, ,Wy aw' M ,zz 5. 1 wg ml , 5-E ,M , E. 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U .1Q?H X W V mx ' 1, ,,, i, .l .. mx 5,31 . fx: K, -In mf Q a v L A WEVSJ, , sifif-1, if M' -' 1 We on -2 as E .. , , Q 2,15 as mm xi a mu Lookin Back On It All It has been fun, hasn't it! 147 e will never forget the feeling of newnessof everything in our freshmen year. The friendliness of the students and faculty as they made us into a part Of the student body. Our first Minstrel. W' e will always remember those football, basketball and baseball games. Wfe will never forget the fun we have had together, the many years we have been close day after day. And we will never forget Graduation! Looking back on it all-it has been wonderful! 'A' FRANK AUSTIN NELSON BONDURANT Bn CI Honor Society, 1943-44-45 Student Cooperative Association 1943-44-45 Home Eenomies Club, 1941-42-43-44-45 Hobbie Club, 1942-43 'Teen Age,JClub Senior Play, 1945 RNADETTE BYRUM Senior Play, 1945 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Cashier in Lunehroom, 1943-44-45 Representative of S. C. A, for Senior Class, 1945 4-I-I Club, 194-l-42 Glce Club, 1942-43 Library Assistant, 1942-43 LBERT BELANGIA Basketball, 1941-42-43-44-45 Football, 1941-42-43-45 Baseball, 1942-43-44-45 Glce Club, 1941-42-43-44-45 Monogram Club, 1943-44 Portloek Follies, 1943-44-45 CHRIs'rINI5 CAPEHART Glce Club, 1942-43-44-45 Senior Play, 1945 Cheerleader, 1945 Portlock Follies, 1943-44-45 Dramatic Club, 1943 WILLIAM AUSTIN Glee Club, 1941-42 A Home Economics Club, 1941-42 Hobby Club, 1942-43 'Teen Age Club jEANNI3.'I'TIz BELANCIA Senior Play, 1945 Basketball, 1941-45 Clee Club, 1942-45 Monogram Club, 1943-44 Home Economies Club, 1944-45 Sports Editor, Annual, 1944-45 Portloek Follies, 1943-44-45 Second Place in Beauty Parade President, Class 1942-43, Class 1943-44 Basketball, 1941-42-43-44-45 Baseball, 1941-42-43-44-45 Captain, Football Team 1944-45 Captain, Basketball Team, 1944-45 blonogram Club, 1941-42-43-44 Home Economics Club, 1941 Football, 1942-43 ERMA GORDON Transfer :luring junior year from Great Bridge 4-H Club, 1941-42 Glee Club, 1941-42 Cheerleader, 1941-42-43-44-45 Home Economics Club, 1942-43-44-45 May Day Festival, 1941-42 Sophomore Play, 1942-43 Bus Conductor, 1943-44 ROBERT CARSON Transfer from Rullner Football, 1944 Glee Club, 1945 Treasurer, Freshman Class, Ruffner Nfonogram Club, 1944 Hobby Club, 1943 HELEN CAREY Glec Club, 1943-44-45 Home Economies Club, 1945 Senior Play, 1945 Last Will and Testament Manager, Basketball Team, 1942 lvionogram Club, 1942 PRESTON MAYNARD Transfer from South Boston in Junior Year President, Freshman Class President, Senior Class President, Student Cooperative Associa- tion, 1944-45 Basketball, 1942-43 Football, 1944-45 Baseball, 1945 Glcc Club, 1944-45 Leader in Magazine Contest, Lieutenant BETTY JEAN EVANS Glee Club, 1944-45 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Orchestra, 1942-43-44-45 JACK FI3N'rRIass Glee Club, 1941-42 Home Economics Club, 1941-42 Portloek Follies, 1943-44-45 Nlonogram Club Property Manager of Senior Play MARY FRANCES DAUCHERTY Dramatic Club, 1940 Glee Club, 1940-41-42-43-44-45 Basketball, 1941-42-43-44-45 Softball Team, 1941 Secretary, lwionogram Club, 1944 President, Home Economics Club, 1945 Senior Play, 1945 Portlock Follies, 1943-44-45 WILLIAM YOUN1' Transfer Blair junior High School Dramatic Club, 1941-42 Football, 1941-42-43-44-45 Baseball, 1943-44 Basketball, 1943-44-45 Portlock Follies, 1943-44-45 Left for U. S. Army, February 12, 1945 THELMA HAMP'FON Ollice 1Vorl-ter, 1944-45 Senior Play, 1945 Glee Club, 1944-45 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Hall Monitor, 1944 Librarian, 1943 CECIL MOSHER Hobby Club, 1942-43 Home Economics Club, 1941-42 MARY LOU HAYWOOD Dramatic Club, 1941-42 Portlock Follies, 1943 1491 'A' SAMUEL PEEBLES Basketball, 1943-44-45 Football, 1943-44-45 Baseball, 1940-41-42-43-44-45 Glee Club, 1942-43-44-45 Vice-Presirlcnt, lvlonogram Club, 1944 Junior Prom, Committee Portloek Follies, 1943-44-45 SHIRLEY Jomas Honor Society, 1945 Senior Play, 1945 NVork in Supply Room, 1944-45 Olliec Assistant, 1943-45 Librarian, 1942-43 Hall Nlonitor, 1942-43-44-45 Bus Patrol, 1943-44 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Glee Club, 1943-44 JAMES ODOM Baseball, 1944 Football, 1944-45 Master Ceremonies, 1945 Follies Baseball, 1945 Monogram Club, 1944 Glce Club, 1944 Home Economics Club, 1941 ORENE JOHNSON Transfer from Deep Creek, 1942 President, Freshman Class, Deep lvfonogram Club, 1941 Dramatic Club, 1941 Literary Contest, 1941 Home Economies Club, 1944 Annual Stall, 1945 Last Will and Testament Ollice Assistant, 1945 MELVIN MURPfIY Basketball, 1941-45 Football, 1941-43-44-45 Glce Club, 1942-44 Home Economies Club, 1941-42 Baseball, 1942-45 Portlock Follies, 1943-44-45 RUTH L'EsPI3RANcE Portloek Follies, 1943-44 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Cashier of Lunehroom, 1943-44-4 l50l Creek 5 PATRICIA PILLAR Transfer from South Norfolk in Sopho- more year lkflonogram Club Basketball, 1943-45 Editor-in-Chief of Annual, 1944-45 Representative, Student Council, 1943-44 Vice-President ol' S. C. A., 1944-45 Portlock Follies, 1943 Treasurer, Senior Class Newspaper Stall, 1944-45 Honor Society, 1944-45 Senior Play, 1945 Chairman, Program Committee, 1943-45 Ollice NVorkcr, 1943-45 Leader in Magazine Contest, Lieutenant LILLIAN MURPHY Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Glce Club, 1941-42 HOME!! WILKERSON Baseball Manager, 1941-42 Business Manager, Pioneer Annual Stage lvfanager, Portloclc Follies, 1944-45 lvlnnogram Club, 1943-44 Glec Club, 1945 Dramatic Club, 1941 DORIS NIXON Home Economies Club, 1944-45 Hobby Club, 1942-43 CURTIS SMALL Basketball, 1944-45 Baseball, 1941-42-43-44-45 Porllock Follies, 1942-45 Football, 1945 Monogram Club, 1943-44 Glce Club, 1942-45 Dramatic Club, 1941-42 Senior Play, 1945 BERNARDINE SMITH Transferred from Pennsylvania in Fresh- man year Seeretary-Treasurer, Junior Class, 43-44 Librarian, 1942-43 Secretary, Senior Class, 1944-45 Hall Monitor, 1943-44 Portloek Follies, 1944-45 Glce Club, 1944 Supply Room, 1943-44 Student Council, 1943-44 FIJVIS RICIiARD WRIGHT Ollice VVorker, 1940-41 Home Economies Club, 1940-41 Dramatic Club, 1941-42 lklonogram Club, 1943-44 Oflice W'orker, 1944-45 DOROTHY MARSHALL Senior Play, 1945 Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class Vice-President of Senior Class, 1944-45 Treasurer of S. C. A., 1944-45 StafTo1'Newspaper, 1944-45 Assistant Editor of Annual, 1944-45 Home Economics Club, 1944-45 Monogram Club Glce Club, 1941-45 Portloek Follies, 1943-44-45 Leader in lvlagazinc Contest, Captain Historian, 1945 Basketball, 1943-45 Softball, 1941 Hall Monitor, 1941-44 JOSEPIIINE POVVERS Glce Club, 1944-45 Home Economies Club, 1944-45 Glce Club, 1943-44 4-H Club, 1942-43-44 Bus Patrol, 1941-44 Hall Monitor, 1943-44 Librarian, 1941-42 BARBARA WATERS 4-H Club, 1941-42 Basketball, 1941-45 'Glce Club, 1941-45 Portloek Follies, 1943-45 Softball, 1941-42 Second 1fVinner of Beauty Pageant, 43-45 Dramatic Club, 1942 GLORIA RIGGAN Glce Club, 1941 Home Economies Club, 1944-45 JEANNE SHERMAN Glce Club Porllock Follies, 1943-44 Cheerleader, 1945 BILATICE WILLIAAIS Transfer from Avon, N. C., in Senior year Glec Club, 1942-43 4-H Club, 1941-42-43 Good Citizenship Club, 1941-42 Home Economies Club, 1944-45 Cknlgratulathuns Class of 1945 MARLYN STUDIOS 451 GRANBY STREET N OR11 OLK VA BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE SENICDRS CF '45 CE. GI. Qlnleman BUY AT t Southern , CONCORD FACTORY Dgiyieg SHOWROOM 203 Freemamn Street , lil KIEAU OPEN MONTICELLO s. EVENINGS FREEMASON Tho Norfolk Stationery Uompany COMMERCIAL STATIONERS and OFFICE OUTFITTERS Phone 114384 113 BROOKE AVENUE -:- ' NORFOLIC, VIRGINIA 521 OPEN FORMULA SEEDS OPEN FORMULA FERTILIZER KNOWN ORIGIN SEEDS QUALITY FARM SUPPLIES HGWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE FARMERS IT SERVESN Southern States Norfolk Service, Inc. The Tag Tells Exaczfbz W'ha1f's in the Bag Phones 23247 and 23242 1234 BRAMBLETON AVENUE -:- NORFOLK 4, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS - QF .. A ilfrirnh 53 HE Asn 1 ER 5 TIG Flfllh CHN SCRATCH ONE OUT THERE WE'D GIVE A 3061! F0 6 R A on THEY'RE STILL A NICKEI HERE There musf be something special aboul' a 5925 sofi' drink, when men overseas write home or bring back Tales about if. Thai' bottle and The familiar Trade-mark Coca-Cola remind fhem of home. The delicious Taste and refreshment of Coke bring a refreshing momenl on the sunny side of things. Enjoy if yourself. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Norfolk Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc 54 STlNNETT'S AUTO REPAIRING and HOLMES WRECKING ROCK-A-CAR LUBRICATION Day and Night Service Ph Berk. 1483 401513 IN G Bou VAR FENDER SHOP AND SAVE At Portlocklv Friendbf PENDER STORE Lek All Back the Aftaakn BUY AN EXTRA XV AR BOND COMPLIMENTS .- OF - Tocldfs Dairy COMPLIMENTS .. QF - The Sportsman Shop 112 WEST FREEMASON STREET Phone 26 700 COMPLIMENTS THE SCHOOL LUNCHROOM MRS. HERBERT, D1'etz'c1'an COMPLIMENTS - QF - A Friend E551 COMPLIMENTS - QF - Ideal Cleaners Marie West Plume Berklzgf 7077 COMPLIMENTS - QF .- Enh Graham Milteer's Service Station TEXACO GAS AND OIL 24-HOUR WREC KING SERVICE 4000 BAINBRIDGE BOULEVARD Phones Day: Berk. 525-I Nite: Berk. 542-M Hagan Truck Line 3405 BAINBRIDGE BOULEVARD Phone Berk. 7369 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS! CONIPLIMENTS - OF - Lakeside Dairy COMPLIMENTS J. A. HODGES SHERIFF NORFOLK COUNTY FRANK A. JAMES J. MILTON ' LINDSEY FRANKLIN HARRY J. HAMMY KBOBBYS7 C. BILLY K. CLYDE PREP BILLY H. JIMMY HARRY S. HOMER :cHALLIE,, ARTHUR HGORKYH ALFRED BILLY W. 56 J CRESTWOOD'S 3 lik MARKET Healdi... FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES J South Norfolk HEALTH CENTER Good Luck to Seniors of '45 coLoN1Ar.. 4 DAIRY CAPEHARTS MARKET f571 COLE Y G- PE TERSEN PLUMBING and HEATING 409 W. 21sT STREET NORFOI.K 10, VA. BEST WISHES TO POHTLOCICS GRADUATES ' 7 R 1 c: 2 s Fashion Corner COMPLIMENTS OF S. W. WILSON QUHlI'UV Foods Since 7888 SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. OOMPLIMENTS OF PORTLOCK ...Eunclvzoom 3802 BAINBRIDGE BOULEVARD , WlI67'6 the School Clzildren Ea! COMPLIMENTS OF TODD CO., INC. 416-418 UNION STREET NORFOLK, VA. For the Newest Sgzles in MENS' AND BOYS' SPORTSVVEAR Vixil SULl.lVAN'S P. SHOP OPEN 1 P.M. TO 9 P.IxI. GRANBY AT 39TH STREET OOMPLIMENTS OF - R. B. ROWLAND, JR. Orange- CARBONATED BEVERAGE ws OOMPLIMENTS - QF - MEMBERS OF RORTLOCK FIRE DEPARTMENT Portlock-Norfolk 6, Va. Phone 91 THE BEST or EVERYTHING TO COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUB ALL OUR BOYS AND GIRLS DOT 8: BILLI' HAYMANS ' lk, ' . 3902 Bainbridge Boulevard Nayfo S Fmest Slime for Alen and B915 1 I COMPLIMENTS OF BURFOOT and FORBES COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL UIL CO., Inc. ESSO SERVICE STATION - Norfolk, Va. BAINBRIDGE AND FREEMAN AVE. Dz'strz'butors qf Pure Oil Co. 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