South Norfolk High School - Tiger Yearbook (South Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

1 x I i 1 I 1 1 I 'I I i i N 1 i w 1 Y w w 1 N 4 I w 26 fl wr- wk 1 W. J 3' In - wi? s w PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS South Norfolk High School South Norfolk, Virginia LOUISE WOINIMACK EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DAVID BARNES LOUIS CURLING BUSIN ESS MANAGERS VOLUME TWENTY TIGER -4 Foreword N THESE troubled times 'tis well to stop and look back upon our school days. If these scenes shall remind you of those happy days now past, and enable you to pause and reminisce on your high school days, we shall not have labored in vain. Dedication A friend whose friendly interest, ready sympathy, and splendid cooperation, has helped the seniors over many rough and dreary mile stones. In grateful appreciation, we dedicate this volume to- MISS ROSE GERTRUDE DAVIS . S C H O 0 L B OA RD CITY OF SOUTH NORFOLK R. B. ROXVLAND J. S. ROGERS C. L. VVILLIAMS ...... .......... C hczirzmzn Miss AURELIA I. LEIGH. ....... Clerk . .J-l...,, Om' esteemed friend and principal MR. T. C. ANDERSON Szzperinlezzdenl ry' Sclzooly SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA FACULTY MR. T. C. ANDERSON -S'uperinter1dent and Prinfipal MR. HARRY PAXSON Assistant Prinfipal Miss JANE ADAMS Girls' Physiml Edumtion MISS BERNICE BURTON Seventh Grade MISS ROSE DAVIS World History, English MISS ELSIE DUNN Commercial MISS ELIZABETH GARRETT French, Eighth Grad: MR. GUY HALL, JR. Mizsic, Orchestra MISS SARAH JAMES Spanish MR. LEON JONES Biology, Commercial Geography MISS BARBARA KETTLER Home Economics MISS MARY KNIGHT History, Civics, Dranuztirs FACULTY MR. DONALD LANGLEY ' lifoodwarking, Sheet Aflelnl MISS AURELIA LEIGH 1 Commerrial MRS. MARTHA LINDSEY Scienre MRS. NONIE PRICE Eighth Grade MR. JACK POWERS 'Q Coarh-Boys' Physical Edumlian MISS LAVINIA REDD English, f7om'nnli.vm MISS LUCILE SCAFF I Matherzzzzlicx MISS ANNE SCOTT Com1m'rcial MISS MYRTLE SMITH Librmiau MISS CALVERT SPILLMAN Nlalhemalirs MISS MARGARET WEST English MISS MARION LEE WEST Seventh GFIJIZIE an Q 45.9 5' 4335 vONxCFf1PWf'T QQ A-1 ' am TYPQSD7-KINS Cox' HORTON Roy CHAPMAN SHIRLEY DAVIE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 OFFICERS COY HORTON ........... ........,... P 7'L'J'iKl'67'lf ROY CHAPMAN ..... . . .lfife-Prarificfzt SHIRLEY DAVIS ...,..... .... . S'cr1'cIa:y- Trmszlrer Clzzsy Colors: Pink and Green Flawwzr: Roses Mo!!o.' He who aims in-:low the stars aims too low for me. 'THEODORE CUYLER ANDERSON, JR. UTM Tulkntive, Prunkish, Helpful JOHN BEVERLY BARKSDALE, JR. My B-,, Hurd worker, Cooperative, Talkntive, Industrizilly inclined DANIEL DAVID BARNES fIrky Athletic, Friendly, Actor, Mechaniczxlly inclined DALLAS DEAN BERRY IIDIll1Il.Y0H,I Good nntured, VVell-liked, Social worker, Left us in February 1l, WALTER BRITTLE ABBOTT, JR. fm Industrious, Quiet, Helpful, Bushful, Polite DONALD RAY ADKINS .rDigger,, Athletic, Quiet, Eight-letter man, Co- operative, Basketball Captain 40-41 LILLY FLORENCE ADKINS Flo5:ie Stuclious, Interested, Prompt, Quiet, Helpful ANNA JANETTE ALEXANDER f1mm Pretty, Helpful, Friendly, Jolly GLENN SUMMERELL BRANCH Cc:spool Humorous, fun-loving, big-talker, Mischievous MARGARET HELEN BREWER 'lllomfyu Cute, Short, Good-nuturecl LORRAINE PEARL BRICKI-IOUSE Rainy Cute, Blonde, Sterling ARTHUR CLINTON BUNTON, JR. f1r1h11r'f Cooperative, Quiet, Friendly Q JOHN MELVIN BURTON 1'If1ce NVell-dressed, Quiet, Good-natured, Friendly ROY WEBB CHAIJIVIAN Rosie Good dancer, Tall, Typist, Athletic GEORGE EDWARD CI-IAUNCEY Edward Freekles, Quiet, VVavy hair MARY CONSTANCE CI-IR ISTENSEN Connie Long nails, Blonde, Chewing gum ELMORE WARREN DOUGI-ITI E Bill uiet, Determined, Dark eyes and wavy hair RUBY LEONA DOUGHTIE ' P Big Bluffcr, Lot of fun, Friendly VIRGINIA LEE EASON 'w'Gi17r1y Q'liet, Cute, Engaged, WVCII dressed FLORENCE MAE ELEY l lm'ence Intellectual, Red-head, Quiet LOUIS ALLEN CURLING Long Ynlnf' Sireletter man, Tall, Studious, Capable BEVERLY JANE DARDEN '7rzne Personality, Cooperative, Vitality SHIRLEY CHRISTINA DAVIE Shirley Cute, Popular, Lively, Intellectual MARION ELIZABETH DESI-IIELDS Shul'ly', Cute, Quiet, Ifriemlly, Tiny EVELYN MARIE FORBES Evcbv1 Quiet, Fun-loving, U, S. O. Dances DONALD EUGENE FOREMAN HDWH Basliful, VVoman shy, Humorous DORIS ALDINE FOREMAN u Blink-v Typist, Quiet, Cooperative, Bnsliful VIRGINIA LEIGI-I FOSTER Tinv Gooil-natured, Witty, Fun-loving EDYTHE LYNETTE GALLUI' Effie Sport fam, jolly, Carefree, Cooperative GEORGE GARLAND GENI ER Gump Friendly, Good worker, Nicely lauilt shoultlers HELEN REICVES GODLEY liGUU71H6', Intelligent, Cooperative, XVell-likeil CIFLISILL I un loving Clevu sv . :.:, 1-fl, ' '- 4, . ff A Q - - ' :gf f ,mf - .H 1 e 5:5 , 55. ,-M ,,-, 5,-A.,-. 5 I ,gi . .. ,, ,.,, Edgy, ,a,d,.., . :wi Q' 'f Y' ., - ' . ' ww ' BLUITORD BRADFORD GRAVIES NB. B. .,,,, 1 bllcl . . , V -I ur g 'I is 2 M , My gf -.,. H? . K Mr m If ' yi, ii SMI ff Q gif mama fu xg! Q. . Pie g gi 'W ff ,Q E ay my Q S It 'V LOUISE VVALLACE HANSELMAN ..Shm1y,, Quiet, Imlustrious, Well-liked, Pretty CHARLES RICHARD HARPER Charlie Good-looking, Smooth, Fun-loving CALVIN GIBSON HARRELL Hi71leaf Photogrzipliy, Girl-s y, Hurd worker MARK JAMES I-IARRELL, JR. ..7Mk., Good sport, Red Skeleton, Track, Lots of fun WILLIAM STERLING I-IARRELI. .wdlbln Talkutive, I'ILllTlOI'OUS, Lnclies man, Sport fun LILLIAN ESTELLE I-IERSHBERGER llcr.vhy Good dancer, Actress, Tulkntive, Enter- taining, Preston's WALTER NELSON HODGES I N?l.von Sportsman, Good-looking, Goocl-:ill-zu'ounCl, Quiet BRYAN WILLIAM I-IOLLOMAN, JR. 7l1nim',' Musical Prettv c 'es Slw, Coo werntive 1 . I 1 . I 404 WILLIAM Ill ENRY LANE lVil Wlitty, Small, Friendly NORMA LEET Norma Small, Quiet, Friendly EARL LEVINSON Earl Friendly, Bzxshful, Curly-lmir, Quiet DOROTHY GERTRUDE MCPHERSON US ,yu Quiet, Red-lijczul, Friendly IAM ES MCCOY I-IORTON 70rzdy Man about school, Goocl-looking, Friendly Cooperative MARY ELIZA HOWELL Foam Tulkutive, Friendly, Blonde, Long hngernuils, Sweet WILLIAM ABRAHAM JACKSON 11'.f'm ' Quiet, Cooperative, Dark eyes Cl4'lES'I'ER IVIILTON JONES ' ' Nigga? ' Small, Quiet, Dark complexion ELSIE LOUISE ROBERTS Babe Singer, Athletic, Blue eyes, Pretty ENDA MAE I-IAZEL ROCK Critical U. S. O. Dances, Letter-writer, Tulkutive SARAH MARGAR ET ROGERS Pele Piano-player, In il hurry, Quiet, Cute PAUL EDWARD THOMAS ROSS Paul Short, Absent-minded, Tulkzitive JOSEPH DUDLEY MILES, JR. LlDIll111', Capable, Slow, Interested in others, Christmas trees LI LLI E BELLE MOONEY V Ickia Red-heads, Dancing, Sun tan, Pretty CHAUNCEY NEWTON ODELL MPM., Dependable, Cooperative, Good peronality VONICE VIRGINIA PUGH Vom1ie Dependable, Good dancer, Popular, Fine person I GEORGE WILLIAM SIMPSON 7zu1ie Bashful, Blonde, Short, Cute DELLA VIRGINIA SPRUELL Dalian Shy, Pleasant, Studious, Sympathetic JACK ALFRED THURMOND u7Ilt'kJ071n Tull, Dark, Handsome THELMA LEIGH TODD Todd Sport fan, Good-looking clothes, Talkative Clever GLORIA GRACE WI-IITEHURST HCM, Real and Blue Cars, Dlgnifiecl, Cute, Pismo-plzlyer COY WILLIFORD UCOYH Sleepy, Geog1'upl1y, I'all, Cooperative CLAUDIA LOUISE WINFIELD ..l,0xV,, Chewing gum, Absent-nxindecl, Blonde, Cute MADORA LOUISE VVOMMACK Baby Girl Brunette, Short, Cute, Dependable JEROME YAVNER uf7E7'I1Vll Shy, Intellectual, I-Izlrd-worker, Navy Yard Apprentice we P' W. 'P Tw ' 5 .I 'fx wel, . - '- V -gg' - W .EE ,H k SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Ocron ER OC'ro B E R OCTOBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOYEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECE1N1BER DECMEEER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY TVIARCH MAIKCH TVIARCH MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL MAY MAX' JUNE JUNE SENIOR CLASS GALE DAR 9. 20 10 11 17 20 31 4 11 14 18 5 7 10 18 19 31 1 2 7 19 22 23 2 9 14 30 G 13 19 21 27 1 3 5 6 15 23 1 S 7 9 AS ItEP'r BY THELMA TODD Thrill that comes once in a lifetime-now we're Seniors. Clubs organized. Rah! Rah! Football Season. Senior Class officers elected and none other than Coy Horton, the former junior class president, is re-elected. A dance in honor of the new teachers who have recently become the rivals of all the gir s. The P. T. A. CDustyJ Carnival, I say dusty because everyone knows the dust was so thick you could hardly see whom you were with. Another busy day, Seniors plan dance and basketball practice begins. Aren't you scared? You should be, because all the ghosts, gobblins, and black cats are out. It's Halloween. ?-Who shall furnish music for Senior Dance? Due to matters beyond our control, we were unable to have Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, etc., so we decided to have Don Val, as his prices fitted our pocketbook better. School closed today for Armistice Day. The last football game of the season, and boy, what a season! Professor Langley and his twenty-four piece orchestra present a dance. Tiger Frolics-Fun, frills and frivolity-our students go night clubbing-lots of fun!! War Declared-Remember Pearl Harbor and those dirty little Japs. Senior rings arrive and Basketball begins oHicially. Everyone wants to decorate until he gets out of class and then he wants to play, but can't continue-because- Ts to us, the night of the one and only Senior Dance with Christmas holidays begin- ning tomorrow. Celebration Everywhereg Everyone planning what he will and will not do in the coming year. Remember last night-VVell don't forget those resolutions you made. VVake up sleepy head, the holidays are over and exams are drawing near. First snow and everything covered in ice, but work on the Annual must continue, so Sterling borrowed a car and took some girls to Norfolk to solicit ads. Slipping was the order of the day. The last holiday before exams, Robert E. l.ee's birthday. Senicir asslelmbly. Those old days with Jane as a teacher. And those bright students, la. a.. There wasn't even standing room when we played the Final game and won the Tide- water Basketball Championship. O. K. You are on your own now. Exams! Are Here! A new time begins. New life, vigorous and ambitious to do better work, Motto for everyone. Have you seen it? Of course, the new electric score board. Valentine. ?????????????????????????????????????????????????? The team traveled to Fredericksburg to seek higher basketball honors, we won. The team and the usual fans traveled to Lexington to play the last basketball game of the season. We won and became the State Class B Champions. The Juniors tried to put something over on the Seniors when they gave their dance, but did they? No, they can't do it, can they Seniors? Baseball practice begins. Lorraine B. stole the show when the Senior Class presented June Mad. Everyone remembers that boring assembly Miss Redd presented with all those long speeches. A-P-R-1-L F-O-O-L. Remember? Good Friday-Everyone is busy buying last minute Easter eggs. Easter Sunday-Flowers-Candy, etc., Fill the air, dress up boys and girls every- where. Easter Monday-A good day for an egg hunt, don't you think? All of us are so excited because we made plans for our Senior Prom. Thanks to Mr. Anderson we had a free movie this afternoon. May Day a great success with all its spring loveliness. The gym decorated as a garden, the lights dimmed, and Clark Godfrey playing soft music makes a perfect setting for our Senior Prom. The Annual must go to press and l would like to mention some of the things we are all looking forward to: Senior Banquet, Class Night, Days and Nights of great expectations! Baccalanneate Sermon. The Seniors grow serious for a great occasion. Commencement Exercises. We walk into the great unknown-whither shall we go? 1942 CLASS HISTORY N SEPTEMBER, 1938, a group of one hundred and thirty, childish, giggling, little freshmen, including the writer entered high school under the guidance and control of Miss Myrtle Smith and Miss Vinnie Mae Davis. VVe learned the ways and rules of the High School and were on our way to seek our aims in life. A few groups of timid freshmen were seen loitering near the walls of the gynmasium at the Senior dance that year. After we had become accustomed to the rules of the Freshman, we did very nicely indeed. VVe adapted ourselves to the school activities and were eager tO learn a great deal of knowledge, under our faithful teachers. Examinations came and our first year was completed with no major calamities. With only a few vacancies in our midst we advanced into our Sophomore year. We found this year's work harder than before and began to realize our respon- sibilities. Although we had the watchful guidance of our exceedingly faithful teachers, the examinations proved to be very complicated for some of our fellow students, who didn't quite make the grade. We learned that being a sister class to the Seniors added grave responsibilities to our usual carefree lives. As we entered our Junior year, we began, to feel more important all the time. XVe were all outrageously excited about the Junior activities we were to take part in. Our Junior dance was a marvelous success. At the end of the year many were forced to withdraw along the wayside. Some of the students preferred marriage to graduation. - We entered our Senior year with a great determination to get through, if we had to give up many pleasures and pastimes. We now have as our final teachers, Miss Rose Davis and Mrs. Martha Lindsay. VVe gave our Senior Dance on December 19, our Class Play on March 17,-and our Senior Prom on May Sth. It is now the eve of our graduation and we will soon be marching out to meet the world. We hope that each Senior will be successful in whatever profession he may undertake. There are many kinds of work that must be done now. Our school has laid the foundation for a long and useful life for each one of us. We shall go out with strong courage and keep devotion to carry out the splendid ideals for which our country stands. -LILLIE BELLE MOONEY SENIGR CLASS WILL E, the Senior Class of the South Norfolk High School, South Norfolk, Virginia, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby make, publish and declare, this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST! We desire that our secretary and treasurer issue payment to all bills that we have honestly and justly made. SECOND: We will and bequeath to Miss Margaret and Miss Marion Lee VVest twenty pairs of riding pants so when their cart breaks down they may ride the horses to school. These ladies are victims of tire and gas shortage. THIRD: W'e will and bequeath to Miss Adams a Jeep, so she will not get tired walking back and forth from the high school to the grammar school. FOURTH! Wle will and bequeath to Mr. Anderson a school doctor who can attend to all pupils who get sick slips. In this way more pupils can remain at school the full day. FIFTH: Wle will and bequeath to Miss Redd a messenger to go back and forth to the engravers for her. SIXTH: VVe will and bequeath to Miss Kettler another single, good-locking coach to take the place of Mr. Powers who was inducted into the Navy. SEVENTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Burton a new group of boys and girls so she can get them started right on their way to becoming Seniors. EIGHTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Wright a long and happy life since she well deserves it after so many years in helping to make and improve our schools. NINTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Dunn a chauffeur to carry her back and forth from grammar school to high school so she may rest and catch up a little on her work. 'LENTHZ Wle will and bequeath to lVlr. Jones a supply of frogs, worms and fish, adequate for all his biology experiments. V ELEVENTH: VVe will and bequeath to Miss Sarah James a traveling theatrical company composed of pupils who took part in the successful productions which she staged during our Senior year. 'FXVELFTHZ VVe will and bequeath to Mr. Hall a good-looking blonde, so he won't have to put all his time on his music teaching. THIRTEENTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Garrett a bicycle built for two, so she and Bill Rountrey may go bicycle riding this summer. FOURTEENTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Scarf a new math book so her pupils may become more interested in math and its uses. FIFTEENTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Leigh a private oHice so she may get her work finished on time without being disturbed. SIXTEENTH: We will and bequeath to Mr. Mann an electric lawnmower so he may sit and watch the grass while it is getting cut automatically. SEVENTEENTH: VVe will and bequeath to Mrs. Price a booklet on How to Have a Nightingale Voicev so she may distribute them to each member in her choral club. EIGHTEENTH: VVe will and bequeath to Miss Spillman a handsome Frenchman who may keep her company in her leisure time by singing her French love songs. NINE'I'EENTH: We will and bequeath to Mrs. Robinson a moving van to carry her belongings to and from school. TWENTIETH: We will and bequeath to Miss Knight a machine that will make pupils dispose of their gum when they enter her class room, so that more time may be used for other purposes. 'TWENTY-FIRST! We will and bequeath to Mr. Paxson four new tires since his others are rather slick. SFWENTY-SECOND: We will and bequeath to Miss Rose Davis a rolling pin to be used on Johnnie after the wedding. 'IQWENTY-'IJHIRDZ VVe will and bequeath to Miss Smith a carpet to illiminate noise while walking in the library. 'LWENTY-FOURTH: We will and bequeath to Mrs. Lindsey a new laboratory with the latest fixtures to carry on experiments. PIQNVENTY-FIFTH! We will and bequeath to the G. H. Club a statiun wagon so they won't have to hitch-hike to Tatam's Pharmacy at lunchtime. SFNVENTY-SIXTH! VVe will and bequeath to Miss Scott a time watch guaranteed for life so she won't have to buy a new one so often. SFYVENTY-SEVENTH! W'e will and bequeath to the Juniors a movie entitled the Easiest and Quickest Way to Become a Senior QStudy Hardjf' TwEN'rY-EIGHTH: We will and bequeath to the Sophomore class vitamin pills so they may keep up with so many new activities. TWENTY-N1N'rH: Wle will and bequeath to the Freshman class booklets on Becoming a Model Senior. THIRTIETH: Wle will and bequeath to the pupils who eat in the lunch room, thirty waiters, so they may sit at a table and order, instead of waiting in line. THIRTY-FIRST: VVe hereby appoint Thomas Stallings and Jean Brinson of the Junior Class, executors of this, our last will and testamentg and we direct that no security be required of the said Thomas Stallings and Jean Brinson as Executors. W'e authorize and empower our said Executors, in their discretion, in case there should at any time be one in ofbce, to sell and convey our real estate, and to retain any investment which may come into their hands or to sell the same. Given under my hand this eighth day ofJune, 1942. SENIOR CLASS Wil12ers.- LOUISE VVOMMACK LOUISE WVOMMACK l'Vilne.f.v.' LILLIE BELL MOONEX' PRGPHECY 1942 Lol what is this my eyes behold? Coy Horton strong and bold. Now a president is he, Ruler of all destiny. Next I see two charming misses, Lorraine and Louise, sweet actresses. To their grace and acting art, Many men will loose their heart. What have we here in uniform? A baseball pitcher, sure's youlre born It's Roy Chapman, watch him throw That ball across the plate, just so. Two missionaries quite sincere Are Helen Brewer and Charles, have no fear In distant lands they will abide And win the heathen to their side. Two champion boxers, B. and Milton They've been winners in many fights William Lane trains them well, they say To win the fight means better pay. Melody Hoats around our ear Tis Mary and Elsie that we hear With radio contracts just begun Watch out Hollywood here they come. Olympic stars, how fast they run! Jack Harrell and Lewis at the sound of gun Dash down the line and win the race No other star excels their pace. A hostess in a large hotel Is Edythe Gallup, she serves folks well Her winning ways and sweetest smile Will hold the patrons there awhile. Explorers into distant lands, Garland, Paul, Wlilliam and Bryan take their stand Of natives, who so willing came To capture all the wildest game. A tennis star is Norma Leet At the top sheill take her stand A second Helen NVillis is she The greatest tennis star to be. Two surgeons who have prolonged life For many with their skillful knife Dallas and Nelsorfs names are sung with praise Their work's well done in every phase. Some architects who like their work Are Jerome and Joe who do not shirk The tallest buildings in the land Bear witness to their skillful hands. Now no one class would be complete Without an artist hard to beat Chauncey Odell wins the coveted fame ln Who's VVho we'll find his name. There's a red head in our class There's never a test she doesn't pass To Tiger Tales she gives time freely You'll find she's the one and only Florence Eley. fl see bright lights and gayety, Fair maids all decked in fmery The bands come out all set to go Gordon Commander is the gigolo. Now here's a future all would like, A happy carefree easy life. To Claudia Winfield Came wealth. She married a man with failing health. Again we come to a baseball king -lust watch Melvin Burton swing Many's the time he's made a homer To put the opponents into a coma. Another in the hall of fame Miss Gloria Whitehurst is her name A concert she will give for all If you attend the president's ball. Yes the twins of high school days Back to South Norfolk came Doris and Donald are their names Known for their great radio fame. The photographer of the class you'll End Is Calvin Harrell with the keenest mind As his assistant, Bradford Graves Much time for Calvin his work saves. Walter Abbott has his plan To become an oiiicial navy man David and Jack are Hying high Shooting the ,laps from the sky. A Red Cross worker we have found Louise Hanselman good and sound As her helper quite sincere Virginia Foster makes the rounds. A dress designer is Thelma Leigh VVith the latest fashions for you to see Lillie Belle models the linest styles For patrons who have journeyed miles. To keep our country up on top VVorkers are needed in every shop Here we find Earl, a worker hard Doing his part in the Navy Yard. And now in all political lights Defender of her woman's rights W'e find Virginia Eason's name She says that politics is her game. Coy Williford now a big strong man Is doing well in his hot dog stand In fact his business is so good He's hired Della and Hazel to serve the food. A beauty parlor now I see As up to date as it can be These two have certainly made a hit Shirley and ,lane in partnership. Sterling Harrell will in time Reach the top in his own line He's an elevator boy His ups and downs do not annoy. Florence and Helen, may their kind in- crease In helping others lind their peace From far New York a message comes That they are workers in the slums. Before microscopes we lind The greatest biologists of all time No Hower or bug can come their way But that, Digger and George will have their say. Fair Vonice Pugh, your future spells A great career, the sign foretells A job to write short stories true Don't let the task discourage you. True to their early high school dreams Their plans have all come true, it seems Two stern and solemn parsons now The Reverends Doughtie. and Anderson make their bow. Marion Deshields, happy, carefree girl, VVith flashing eyes and hair acurl A nurse I'm sure we'll all get sick And ask for Marion as our pick. Glenn Branche next on the list Has become the great ventriloquist He owns a Punch and Judy show. His tongue is always on the go. An orator Let's right the wrongs. Arthur Bunton shouts to the throngs He waves his arms, his eyes Hash iire To save the world is my desire. Now here's a sign to catch your eye It can't escape the passerby A dress shop on a busy street Connie, Anna, and Ruby please meet. Now Evelyn married the business man WVho worked the live long day Dorothy is his secretary Who works and does not play. There's one more fortune in the potg The best and longest of the lot I wonder whose this one can be Let's open it and we shall see. Ah! this is one for South Norfolk High Wlhat do the oracles prophesy? Its first and foremost aim shall be To seek the truth as endlessly As education in the past Has used this goal and hung on fast To those true aims which make men free And strengthen our democracy. To give to each and every child VVho through its spacious portals filed That equal chance of happiness Which comes from putting to the test The talents with which he's endowed, No other aims will be allowed. Its courses, then will give free minds To win the struggle of our times, To tell the wrong from what is right And give to all a nobler life A better school in years to come When all proclaim, Your work's well done. VVhen boys and girls can later say I helped to make our school that way. -SARAH MARGARET ROGERS FEATURES GF 1 942 Bm? Looking- JANE DARDEN JACK ,IQHURMOND Iflfillicxrl- VVILLIAM LANE LILLIAN HERSHBERGER Mos! TaIkaliueM T. C. ANDERSON, JR. MARX' HOXVELL Biggest Flirt:- CHARLES HARl'ER LILLIE BELLE MOONEY Mos! Dignzfed- CHAUNC1-:Y ODELL GLORIA vvHI'l'EHURS'I' Best All Around- SHIRLEY DAVIE Cox' HOR'I'0N Bes! Dzznrers- Rox' CHAPMAN VONICE PUGH FEATURE OF 1942 Mos! Popular- DAVID BARNES CONNIE CHRxs'rl:NsEN Blujers- GLENN BRANCH RUBY DOUGH'I'IE Cults!- LORRAINE BRICKHUUSE S'rER1,1Nc HARllEl.I. Most flb.fe21l-minn'ed- PAUL Ross CLAUDIA VVINFIELD flflasf filhletif- RAY Amcms ELSIE ROBERTS Best Drcxsed- Rov CHAPMAN VPHELMA LEIGH Toon Most I ntellerlzml- Lewis CURLING FLORENCE ELHY ilk lm? W? 5? f CLASS SONG Tune- God Bless America As the school year closes, We give a prayer To the School who helped us In a world of care. Let us all be grateful For her guiding hand As we pledge allegiance To her rightful stand. CHORUS Long live South Norfolk High, Long live her fame, May her honor and glory Be a light which is brightly afiame From the freshmen, To the seniors, To the teachers, may they be, Bound by a common tie, Sincerity l -G1.o RIA WH 1TH U RST1SARAH ROGERS SHORE LEAVE Eleven years we have journeyed Over the rough and boisterous main, But this merry crew of 42 Now sings its last refrain. Our boat has reached its destined shore We've come to claim our pay, Each takes unlimited shore leave There's adventure on the way. Our crew has each selected its trades Positions some will fill, Some will sail on advanced ships Some will perhaps be still. All will venture with shining faces But the past lies near their heartsg Remembering those who steered our ship, Those who gave us a start. -LILLIAN HERsHBERGER THOMAS STALLINGS JEAN BRINSON JUNE BONNEY WHITE JUNIGR CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS STALLINGS .... . . .President JEAN BRINSON ........ ........ V ice-Prerident JUNE BONNEY WHITE .... . . .Secretory and Treasurer Miss ELSIE IDUNN .... . . .Sponsor Class Flower: Gardenia Clos: Color: Green and VVhite Clam Motlo.' Act well your part, there all the honor lies. JU ICR CHARLES ACREE ESTELLE BAKER GUY BOYETTE JEAN BRINSON EDWARD BRYANT GLORIA BRYANT EVELYN CAIN DEl.l'HINE CASTELLOW VIRGINIA COSTEN ELEANOR CURLING HAROLD CLIRLING VIVIAN DAIL JEFFERSON DAVIS xfVAL'I'ER DEws VIRGINIA DILLON MILTON EDWARDS IRENE ELLSXVORTH FRANCES EVERETT RUTH FLORA DOROTHY FOREHAND VIVIAN FOREHAND WII,I.IAIvI GAI.I.IIII ARTHUR GUI-I-IRIIa EIIIRI. HARI'ER JESSE I-IARPER Rosa MAIIIE HAIKIQIS J EANE'I l'E HA'I'CHlEl.l. 1VIARGA R m' Hom ROCK EMMA I'l0l.DZSKOM EIvIMIi'I I' Hom' LIIIQ HoR'I'oN MA RGA REI' I'IOR'I'0N HIZLIQN AIACIQSIIN RU'I'H KEIl'I'ON CALVIN IJANE BIl.I.X' LAssI'rI5R FRANCES Lam' MAJQRIE LEE1' DOllO'I'l'lX' LIRLAND IQAY LONG JU 1011 UNIOR ELIZABETH LowE GERALDINE MAPLEs EMILY IVICPHERSON LOUISE MORGAN VIRGINIA MY'ERS LucnE'rHIA NEXk'BERN ALMA NoI.AN SARA OLIVER LAURICE PARRON VVORTHY PEGRAM MARX' PIERCE PEARL PIERCE XVAYNE PIERCE AMOS PoY'rIIREss ELIZABETH Rocx JAMES Russ RCJBER1' SIMPSON EDXVIN SITTERSON HELEN SMALL MARGUERI'lTE SMITH THQMAS STALLINGS RAY SYKES JUNE TAVENNER SHILREY 'TWINE ROBER'F UPTON BELLE VVARDEN CHRISTINE VVHITE JUNE BONNEY WHITE OLA WHITE ROSA WHITE EUGENIA Wlcl-:ENS ANN NVILDER RODNEY xVILLIAMS S1-I11u.Ev WVILLIS DOROTHY XNINSLOXV AUBREY VVORRELL ALVIN YAVENER JU 1011 U -N , sf .L S I HU f' . ..:-... 5 U W -m?!E'e:::::::-2-:,... ,.-':sE:: 'A 9 A my E .Ll x -E AL. E as E1 E .mic E x mx ROBERT BAEI3 JEAN BAGLEY ANNE BARKSDALE LEE BURGESS BOBBY COSTEN I'IAROl.D CURIJNG WILLIAM DAIL ROMA FAYE IDILLON MILTON DOZIER NIARGARET DUNNAVA HELEN RTHERIDGE MARIE EURE CLARENCE EVANS XNILBUR EVANS Gl.ORIA GOODRICH JACKIE GOODRICH DORO'FHX' GRAY ROBERT GWYNN XNILLIAM HANSEl.MAN SHIRLEY HODGES ERLENE HUGHES NT OPHOMORE CLIFTON HUMPHRIES PIENRY CLAY JOHNSON JOYCE -JOHNSON LINDIIERC JONES KENNETH JORDAN FRANCES KITCHEN JANET LEGGETT 'FI-IOMAS LIVERMAN RUTH MCDOIIMAN ELIZABETH MIZELLE IALVIN PATE KENNETH PEGRAM ARMOND PIERCE HARVES' POYNER ALVERNA ROGERSIDN BILLY Russ MARX' LOU SAGNETTE ELIZABETH SAWYER JESSE SMALL FAYE SMITH HARRY SPRUILL MAT'l'IE SPRUILL SHIRLEY STARBOARD WILLIAM STE!-HENSON JOYCE JFHOMAS MAIRGARET TODD DORIS 'IJOLER REGINALD JIJRUEBLOOD ELLEN TWINE DOROTHY VAN VLEEK IVIERLIN VVALKER MARY VVARD RAYMOND XVALLACE FRANCES WARREN DORIS VVELFORD CHARLES EDWARD WHITE W. EDWARD WHITE RUTH WHITE AUDREY WILLIAMS GEORGE VVALLETT ARNOLD YOUNG MARION YOUNG BYRON ABBOTT MARK ALEXANDER JACQUELINE ANGIE MAXINE ANSELL ELLI-:NE BAUM ELVA BOYCE JE1-IUE BOYCE JAMES BREVVER R UTH BROTHERS MARY LOU BURLAS JAMES BYKUM MARGARET CAMPBELL LIICILLE CARTWILIGHT Rl7'I'H CASTELLOVV SHIRLEY CHAIIRELL JAMES CHAUNCEY JACK CORELAND FRANCES COTTLE CHAPMAN CURLING FRE HME DEl.l,lNGER DAILEY MARX' DONVDY DOROTHY DUNNAVAN'F CARLTON ELLIS MAIQIE ETHERIDGE ELXVOOD FORBES HARRY' FOREHAND DURWCBOIJ HANBURX' FLETCHER HANBURY VIVIAN HARIKELI. XVILLARD HARREl.l. KATHEIKINE HEWI'F'l' DAN I'IOl.l,0WELL FANNIE JARVIS JEAN JOHNSON VIRGINIA JONES DOROTHY KOLTS DONALD LEET JOHN LINTON HORACE MCPHERSON JAMES MESSICK JOHN MESSICK NOLA O'NEAL BILL PARKER GEOIlGE PARKER JUNIUS PARKER BARBARA PI-III-PS J. T. PEIRCE LOIS PRICE DOROTHY ROBBINS RUBY ROCR RUDOl.PH SAWYER MARGAIIET SMITH NA'l'HAN SYKES WINS'l'ON ,FAYLOR MARIE VVAFF ELSIE WAIILACE LINYVOOD XVILDER BILLIE VVOMMACR JOE XVOMMACK. JU IOR HIGH CHOOL MA RGIE ADYLETT ELEANOR ALEXANDER CORETTA MAE ALEXANDER MARVIN ALLEGOOD NORMA ANGE GENE ARRINGTON NORMA BABE RHEBA BACCUS RU'I'H BACCUS AUDREY BAGLEY RAMONA BARNES MARY BATEMAN EDWARD BAZEMORE ELSIE BOWDEN ALMA BOYCE KATHERINE BRINRLY WAI.TER BROWN ELMA BRYANT JOYCE BRYANT PEARL BRYANT RALEIGH BRYANT WILLIAM BUNCH NORMAN BUNTING BETTY JEAN BURGESS BERNICE BUTLER JIMMY BUTT CHARLES CAHOON BERTIE CASIIER ELI.SXVOR'l'H CASTELLONV GRACE CHARPELL CHARLES CLOUGH MARIE CLOUGH RUDfJl.l'H COIN DEAN COOPER MORRIS CO'I'I'I.E MARVIN COXVAND SHIRLEY Cox AUDREY CREEF ROBEIK1' CULI.INS FRED CURLING NORMA CURLING REGINALD CURLING VINCENT DANIEL BETTY DARDEN VVAYNE DAVIS L. D. DEFORD ROLAND DILLON LUTHER DOANE ARVIS EDWARDS J. C. EDWARDS CHRISTINE ISLLSVVORTH CHARLES EURE STELLA EURE ROBER'P FENTRESS BILLY ITORIIES ORA FORBES RAY CHAPMAN GILBERT EUGENE GOODIKICH JUIJAN GREENOUGH NORMA GREY ANNIE L. GliIFFINE COLA HARDIEN JESSE HARDISON RAYMOND HARPER GIBSON HARREI.l. SHIRLEY HARRELL 'IQHELMA HARREI,L VVARREN HARREI.L EDWARD HARRELL VERNA HARRIS RAY HARRISON WESTLY HARRISON DONALD HA'FCH DOUGLAS HAX'NIE MARY JANE I'IAYNIE RAY HENI.EY SHIRLEY HENl.EY ALICE HEXVI'F'I' JUNIOR HILL JANE HOLLAND VVILLIAM HORTON CARLETON HUGHES JEAN HUGHES CURTIS HUMIIHRIES WEBSTER JENKINS IVIARIE JERNIGAN LOIS JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON ARTHUR JONES JAMES IQAY JONES MYR'I'LE JONES MARY KING ROGER KOLTS CARRIE LASSITER IRENE LASSITER JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL CCont,dJ EDWARD LAWRENCE ARMAND LEET BETTY LEGGE'I l'E JEAN LEGGETTE MEl.BA LEIGH DDUGLTXS LENTON BETTY LENVARK DORIS LEWARK ELSIE LILLEY LIMAN LILLEY EDWARD LISLAND BILL LIVERMAN CLARENCE LOVE ES'l'EI.l.E LUCAS RUTH LUPTON JAMES MAPLES JIMMIE MARSHAl.L MUIQIJOCK MASON RUBY MCBRAYER BE'l I'Y MCBURNEX' HERNIAN MCHORNEX' ALBERT MCPHEIKSCIN AGNES MII.LER JUANITA MORGAN DORIS BIIORGAN BE'T I'Y LOU MORRIS CECIL MOILRIS ERMA MORRIS MAJORIE MORRIS RAYMOND MOTT CARL NENVBERN LOUISE NIxoN CLAUDE NUCKOLS NEIISON ODOM RALPH O,DONNEL JOE OLD KIEELING PARKER NORMA JEAN PARKER EUNICE PSTE JANE PEEBLES BILLY PERRY NEIL PHELIIS EILEEN PIERCE ERIC PIERCE MAR-IORIE PIERCE SONEY PIERCE PATRICIA PILLAR BRUCE PILLOXV LOUISE IREGISTER IQUBY RICHARDSON MARIE ROBERSON ANNE ROBINSON JEAN ROBINSON XIVILLIAM ROUNTREE WATSON IIUSSELL JIMMY SAPII EMMETT SANVYER CLYDE SAWYER CORA LEE SAWYER REATHA SAXVYER WII.I.IAM SAWYER LILLIAN SMART MURRAX' SIMPSON ANDREW SMITH CLEO SMITH FRED ROBERT SMITH RUSSELI. 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JULIE HARRIS ........ . .Louise Wommack . . . .David Barnes ..,....Jane Darden .....,.jack Harrell , . . . .Melvin Burton .Lillian Hershberger Lorraine Brickliouse . . , ,Jack Thurmond . . . . . .Glenn Branch .... ...Coy Horton . . ,Claudia Winfield , . . .Sterling Harrell .Connie Christensen MAY COURT IF l VVERE QUEEN Queen ..... . . . Maid q' Honor ....... P1'i11fe.r.vc.r.'H GLORIA VVHITEHURST LILLIE BELLE MOONEY JEAN BRINSON FRANCES LEET MA RGARET HOR'l'ON Flower Gin: ADIDIE BROOKS DANTEIIS Pages DIOR HOl,l.AND Herrzldm HAMPTON IDOXIE, JR. . . .SHIRLEX DAVIE ...JANE DAIIDEN ANNE BARKSDALE SHIRLEY HODGES JACKIE ANGE BARBARA VVILLIAMS LOIS PRICE SANDRA TULFORID LARRY WILLIAMS GORDON VVARD FIRST AID CLUB MARY SAGNE'I l'l2 . . . IQUDOLVH SAWYER , ..,.. IJOROTHY VAN Vuslzx . T. C. ANDERSON, JR. ANNE BARKSDALE VVAI.'I'IiR Dsws CARl.E'I'0N ELLIS VVILLIAM' Qs.-XI,l.Ul', JR JACKIE Goomucu-1 VIVIAN I-lAruuz1.l. OFFICERS MEMBERS . IJI'L'.fffll'l1f . Ifirc-P7'e5ir1e21l . Sz'crefn1y BILI1 PARKEIL LAURICE PARIQON PAUL Ross B12l.1.E WARIJEN Bu.x,1E XVOMMACK Jon XVUM MACK CCJMMERCIAL DORIS FOREMAN . HLIEN BREWER , . . . JUNF PFAVENNER. . . . MISS ANNE SCOTT , GUY BOYETTE LEE BURGESS ROY CHAPMAN BUDDY GALI.Ul, BRADFORD QQRAVES ES'I'EI.I.E BAKER HEl.EN BREWER LORRAINE BRICRHOUSE JEAN BRINSON EVELYN CAIN LUCILLE CAR'l'XVRIGH'I' CONSTANCE CHRSITENSEN VIVIAN DAIL MAIRION IJESHIELDS IRENE ELl.SVVOR'I'H FRANCES RVERETT RUTH ITLORA EVELYN FORBES IDOROTHY IVOREHAND VJIVIAN FOREHAND DORIS FOREMAN OFFICERS MEMBERS Boyx CALVIN HARRELL LINDEERG JONES -JOE MILES CHAUNCEY ODELI. IIOBERT SIMPSON Girlx VIRGINIA FOSTER EDYTHE GAl.LUl' LOUISE HANSEI.MAN ROSE MAIKIE HARRIS JANETTE HATCHEIIII LILLIAN HERSHIIERGER SHIRLEY HODGES MARGARET HOLBIIOOK EMMA HOl.IJZSKOM HEl.EN JACKSON RUTH KERTON KATHLEEN LEWARK DORO'l'HY LIELAND ELIZABETH LOWE EMILY MCPHERSON LOUISE NIORGAN ALMA NOLAN CLUB . Presidenl . . , . Vin:-Prexidenl . Serretmy and Trmsurer . . . . Spomar EDWIN SITTERSON LEE TATEM REGINAl.D 'INRUEBLOOD ROBERT Ul FON ALVIN RJAVNER MARY PIERCE PEARL PIERCE VONICE PUOH HAZEL ROCK ELIZABETH ROCK SARAH ROGERS HEIIEN SMALL MAROUERITE SMITH MATTIE SPRUILL JUNE TAVENNER SHIRLEY TXVINE BELLE WARDEN FRANCES VVARREN CHRISTINE WHITE EUGENIA XVICKENS DOROTHY YVINSLOW CHCJRAL CL B and CRCHE TRA Soprano LoRRA1NE BRICIQHOUSE CDNNIE CH RISTENSEN DDRDTHY FOREHAND EJDYTHB GALLUI' MARX' HOWELL DOROTHY NICPI-lERSUN SARA Ol.IX'ER ELSIE IIOBERTS ELIZABETH ROCK OLA VVHITE LDUISE XVOMMACR CHORAL CLUB fllfo FLORENCE ADKINS ANNA ALEXANDER JOYCE BRYANT JANE IDARDEN MARIDN DHSHIELDS RUBY DOUGHTIE LILLIAN HERSHBERGER LILLIE BELLE NIOONEY SARAH ROGERS CSLORTA WHITEHURST ANN VVILDER Tenor and Bas: DAVID BARNES JACK THLYRMOND Amos LEE PoYTHREss T. C. ANIJERSON, JR. Gus CARTOS CHARLES PIARPER DALLAS BERRY ARTHUR BUNTON ROY CHAPMAN GLENN BRANCH RDXVARD BRYANT JACK HARIiEI.l. PAUL Ross STERLING I'IARREl.I. JEFF DAVIS ORCHESTRA FLORENC E ADKINS-'1ffECfl'fC Gnilnr VVILLIAM BDNCI-I-,Jcmrdifm ELWODD CHAPPEL-Gllfllll' MlI.BUllN HINES-Clm-ine! MARX' HOXY'EI.I.'-'I!i0Iil7 LLOYD LEvI'I'rE-Gnilzzr BETTY LONY-Piano BETTY MCB URN EY-Arfafdian RUTH BXICIDORMAN'-'Gllilllf HERMAN MCI-IDRNEY-Saxophone ADOLPH NIELBERG'-Gllffdf IRMA JEAN MELEERG-flrcarzlian BILL PARKER, JR. 'z11t'L'07'dill7Z SARAH ROGERs!Pizzno MAYNVARD wvALLACE'C7l17'i77l?f FLOIUQNCE IQLEY. .. AIWHLIII BUNTON .... CIIAUNCI' OIJIzI,I.. . ., GLORIA XvH1'l'EHURS'l' EI,oIsI2 CI.AIu: ...... RAI' ADKINS .... NIIKE DozII2Ia .,,, ANN WILDEII, .. wffw-1,-wwe--wif 'CTIGER TALE TH ISI STAFI7 . . ,ziffifw-.if1-CmIy' . , I ,... . .News Edilar .flssismul News Eflriffll' , ,. . . . . .Fcuflrre Eziilar Afssislzmr 1 L'!llll7'L' Editor . , . . . . . . ,-Vporls Edilar dssismnt Spmvs Eriilor flssislrzm' Sports Edilw' GRACE 'VI-IOMSON .. . . CUNNIE CHRISTENSEN . CAl.W'IN LANE .,...... GIIIIALIJINIQ M.Al'l,ES. CAI.vIN 1-1AIIIu3LI.,. ., fXR'l'H U II G u'rH III E .... LAURICE PAIARON .... JAMES Russ. ........ .. , ..... lllrzlcc- Up Er1'it01' Jssisfl .Wrzice-Up Editor .,,........fl'7'lEf1'il01' , . . .lfxrhazige Editor . . .Slqff Photogmjvhcr ,........CopyRc1zzffr .Ifissisnzlll Copy Reader I......,....,..7j71isl MAIzGAIIIz'r I'lOl.BROOK .... , ..1Jssislm1t Ylypisl BUSINESS JUNE BONNIQV XVHITE ...,.,.. Business Almzrzger Cox' WII.I.II'uIzn . .flssislmit flduvrlising Ilflauuger DANIEL Coomzk .... flssismlzl Business Alllllllgfl' LII.l.IAN I-IIQIQSIIIIEIIGIQIL ..., Cirfzzlalian Ilfzzalzzlqcr J. B. BAIQIQSIJALE ....,,.... .fldvwiising Alllllllgfl' ELIZABETH l10CK.!15.YiJlfl7lf Circulfztion fllzzmzger ADVISERS LAVINIA L. REDD .... ..., E riilarifzl ANNE Sco'r'r. . . . . ,Business LE CERCLE FRANCGI BUDDY GAl.1.ux1 JACK VVHURMOND ROBERT BABB GUY BoYE'r'rEE VV A 11113 R Drzws RAYMOND WA1.1.Ac13 GEOIKGE WA1.LE'rT EDWARD Wnrra ANNE BARRSDALE JACKIE GOODRICH ETHEL HAlll'ER MARX' Lou SAGN1a'r'1'E MARGUERITE SMITH DOROTHY MYAN VLEEK EL CLUB E PA OL NIISS SARAH JAMES .IANE Dmamax MA RCA 11 111' D U NNA VAN1' M1 :from Hmm RDS fiI,ORIA Goomucu A RTH U 11 G u'rH RI 12 Jesse I-IA1u'1a1a Rosa Mfxlun Hmuals M F M B HRS ILLSIE l IOLBROOK JEAN -Im-1NsoN Gla11A1.mNE MAI-LES I :1.IZAl3IE'I'1-I Smvvrsn I AY1z SMITH XVILLIAM STI-LVENSON JUN E BONNEY XYHITE Sponsor DRAMATIC CLUB L1l.LA1N HEIlSHBI3IlCEll . . JANE DA11mzN .... JACK THURMOND SH1nL12x' DAVIE H1.1zAls1a'rH LOWE Louisa Wommcx GLENN BRANCH JACK HARRELL Dfxvm BARNES OFFICERS MEMBERS . President LORRAINE BRICKHOUSE LILIJE B1al.1.ra MOONEY LOUISE MORGAN EILLEN BAUM T. C. ANDERSON, JR. FLQRNECE ADKINS ELSIE Roulzrvrs Secrelrzry Af- ,7,,, I A -5 1: 1 ,.,.. R V A tv v H gr 1 A , ,,., A ' E -3 if 5,5 In I, , I -- A . ., - --,- T -Q , , 4 zi' M, -m f g. . , , 49 TI iw M., I , , W ,. s JU IOR CHORAL CLUB MRS NUNIE PRICE . DORIQ W r1.1f0RD . . CORIlIE'I l'A ALEXANDER ELMA BRYANT JOYCE BRYANT ALMA Bovcla KATHERINE BRINRLEY GRACE CHAPI-ELI, SHIRLEY Cox S'rEI.I.A RURE .ALICE I'IEW1'l l' . . . Spanmr . dcmmjmazisl MEMBERS JEAN HUGHES CARRIE LAssI'rER BE'1 I'I' JA NE LENVARK DOILIS LEWARK 1,A'l' PILLAR RUBY RICHARDSON MAILIE IQOBERSON ANNE ROBINSON JEAN ROBINSON BETA CLUB OFFICERS I OUISE HANSELMAN . ,... President IANE DANDEN ,...,. ,..... V ice-P1 cxzdeui V1.0 11 E N C E A D KI N S .S'ecrela1j1- Treasurer Miss SCA1-'E . . Sp0m'or MEMBERS Boys GLENN BRANCH LEWIS CURLING Rox' CHAPMAN VVILLIAM GALLUI' Girlf FLORENCE ADl41Ns JEAN BRINSEN JANE DANDEN SHIRLEY DAv1E FLORENCE ELEY Dolus FOILEMAN EDYTHE GA LLUP I'IELEN GODLEV LOUISE HANSELMAN ALMA NOLAN JUNE TAVENNER GI.ORIA X'VHI'l'EHURST HOME ECO OMIC CLUB SHIRLEY HODGES . . GEIIALDINE IVIAPLES . ANNE BAIuqsnAI,Is .... MAIu'SAGNE'I rIz, , . MIKJORIE LEE1' . MISS KE'F'I'l.EIl . JEAN BAGLEI' ANNE BAIIIQSDALIL ELLINI: BAUM IQUTH BROTHERS Gl,OR1A BIQYANI' MAIN' Lou BuIu.As EVIQLYN CAIN RUTH FLORA DOROTHY FOIIEHANIJ JACKIE GOODRICH DOROTHI' GRAY VIXVIAN HARREIII. SHIRLEY HODGES Ol?'FlCERS MEMBERS . . President Ifife-Prexidfn! . . . . . Sen'clmy . . . T7't'll5ll7'f7 . Rqnorter . Sponsor MAROAIIET HOll'I'ON JOYCE JOHNSON FRANCES LEET IVIARJORIE LEET NOIIMA LEET GERALDINE MAI-LES LUCRETHIA NEXVBERN ELSIE ROBERTS MARY Lou SAGNETTE ELIZABETH SAWYER SHIRLEY S'rARBOAIm MARION YOUNG CHEERING CLUB OFFICERS GRACE THOMSON . ...... . President SHIRLEY DAVIE .... . Vice-Pwxidezzl DORIS FOREMAN .... . SBt'7'E'fll7j'-T7'L'll.V!H'L'7' MR. LEON JONES . . . . ......... Sponsor CHEER LEADERS CoNs'I'ANcE CIIRISTENSEN VoNIcE PUGH BIARION DESIIIELDS EI.IzA13E'rII Rocra CHARLES HAl1l'Eli JUNE. BONNEY WI-II'I'E SONNY hv'1CHORNEX' OLA VVHITE LILLIE BELLE MOONEY MO OGRAM CLUB Gus CARTOS RAY ADKINS ROY CHAPMAN LEWIS CUIILINO RAI' LONG IBUDDY GAI..I.Ul' LEE HOR'FON JESSE SMALL CALVIN LANE S'I'I2RLING HAIlREI,L IJAILRY FOIIEI-IAND J. 'I'. PIERCE Cov HORTON CHAI-MAN CIIRLING ID.Axvm BARNES ELSIIQ RoI1EIc'rs Glzzuu' NIAI'I.kS ANN VVILDER SHIRI,Izx' VVILLIS SHIRLEY DAVIE MEMBERS Boys Girlx ALVIN PATI: VVILLIAM BENTON JOHN LINTON FRIEDDY JOHNSON JEFF IJAVIS DAN COOPER T. C. ANDERSON, JR M IaI.vIN BURTON JALIES Russ NE1.SON HODOES JACK TI-IUIIMONO JOE MILES ARNOLD HTOUNG MIXlJIlICE VVHITE CIIZORGE SYKES SHIIILIEY S'I'AIuIOAmJ SHIIQLIEY HODOES OIIA VVHITIZ WIARION DASI1IEI.DS .I EAN BAOLEY FGOTBALL THE SQUAD Name Poxilion Name Poxilion FREDDY JOHNSON, Cpalain . . ..,. Back WILLIAM JACKSON ..... ...,.. E nd JESSE SMALL .... .....,., , ...Bark LEWIS CIIRLINO . .. ..Tack!f HARRX' FOREHAND ,..,. .... B ark T. C. ANDERSON .. .... Tafkle GEORGE SYRES .. . ..,. Bark RAY LONG .......... ..,. 7 'arkle DAN CooI'ER ......, L... B ark MAURICE WI-II'I'E.. ,.,, Taflele MELVIN BURTON ...,.... .,.. B ack JOHN 1.1NTON ..... , .Guard S'I'ERI.INo HARRELL ,... ,,.. B ark ALVIN PA'I'E .......... . .Guard WI l.l.lAM BENTON .,... ,.,.. C enter CHAPMAN CURLING. .... . .Guard LEE HoR'roN ..... ..,,. E mi REGINAl.D 'ISRUEBLOOD .. . . . .Gu.:rrI DAVID BARNES ..... .,... E Im' DICK WALLACE ..,...... . .Guard JACK '1-HURMOND ,.... ..... E mi JOE 1VIll.ES ...,.. . ,Guard X'VAL'I'ER DEWS ...., ..... E lm' SCORE BY GAMES South Norfolk ...,.. 0 XvllSOl1 ........ . .27 South Norfolk ....,. Chester. . . . 0 South Norfolk ...,.. 7 Holy 'l'rIIIity. .. . .12 South Norfolk ...... Craclock . . . 0 South Norfolk ....,. 0 Fredericksburg. . . 0 South Norfolk ...... Ocemma. , . . 7 South Norfolk ....., 19 Kempsvillc ........ 0 South Norfolk .,.... Norview ..... . , . 0 South Norfolk ....,. 0 SuFfolk. .... . . .20 E, South Norfolk scored 87 points to their opponents 67 points in football in 1941. Numa DAVID BARNES. .. DIGGER ADRINS .. lVll3l.v1N BURTON. GUS CArc'l'os ......, JAMES Russ ..... . TOMMY S'rA1,. LI Nos ..,,. Bumav GA L1.uv . . . W1i,1.mM LANE, ., South Norfolk ...,.. South Norfolk ..,,.. South Norfolk ...,. . South Norfolk ..,,.. South Norfolk ...... South Norfolk ...... South Norfolk ....., BASEBALL TEAM Poxilion Name ....Irgj?eln'er HARRY Fo1u3HAND.. . .. ,...Irfclrier ARNOLD YouNG.. , . . .lijclflvr NEl,SON I-loDG1zs..... Injielder RAY LONG. ...., . lzyielder IQOBERT SIMPSON. . . . .lzifivlrfer Rox CHAPMAN . . . .. ....I1ffli6'!f1fL'7' W1l.1.IAM BENTON . . .. ....l21fcfdfr MII.l2S,.,..,.., SCORE BY GAMES UP TO THIS DATIQI Cradock .......... 1 Occsum .... 4 Craalock ..,.. .... 5 Ocean a ...,...,... 5 Holy Trinity .... . . T ,. W ilson .....,..... 0 Granby .... , . . 6? South Norfolk .... South Norfolk ..,. South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norhrlk .... South Norfolk .... The Baseball SFCEIITI is tied for the lcaul in the Ticlewarcr Scholastic Baseball League at the present time with nn average of 2 wins and 1 loss in league play. Position Ollwifflfh' Ollljiifldtv Ouyfielder Ouqfielder Ongfeldel . . Pilfhef , . Czzlrhru' . , Czzlrlzer Suffolk. ..... ... 1 Maury, ...,... . , , Holy Trinity .,... Wilson Granby .... Suffolk . . . . Maury ...... ....., sn.. ' ' Y W.. mp. - i Lui-'za TRACK MEMBERS Gus CAI1'I'OS-'DlSCUS, juvelin, and shot put GLENN BRANCH-Discus Hmuu' FOREI-lANDi100 and 220 JACK HAILIKELL-100 and 220 LENVIS CURLING-SSO or half mile GEGIXGE WA1.x,aT-440 LEE I-lou'roN-High jump EMMRTT Hom'-440 The South Norfolk High School Truck team came in second at the only track meet that they have been in this year at Foreman Field at Norfolk. BASKETBALL TEAM Name Porifimv Name Paxition Rox' CHAPMAN ,... .... I 5'orvwm'd J. T. PIERCE ....,.., ....... C enter DIGGER ADKINS . . , .,... Guam' JACK Tx-1uIuvIoND .... ...,. I '107'C'TU!l7'lf CALVIN LANE .,... ,.... C hmm' BUDDY GAl.1.UP ..,.. ..... F 'oreward Gus CAIz'ros ...... ,.,.... G IIIUTI HARRY FOREHAND .,.. ..,, G zmrri STERLING HARRELII. ,... Foreward RAI' LONG ...,.,... .,.... G Hard LEE HOR'I'ON ...... ..... C 'miter DONALD FOREMAN .. . . ..... l 07'E'iU!l7'd LEwIs Cu1u.INo .... ...,. C anler BASKETBALL SCORES South Norfolk. .. . South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk ,... Portlock .......... 15 Alumni ....,...... 21 Crzuloek .......... 26 Norvicvx '.,... .,... 1 S Wilsori... ...,.34 Oceana ...,.. . . . 9 Granby ,..,.,...,. 34 Holy Trinity ...... 18 . 96 Suffolk .,.. ....... .. Norview ,,....... , 17 South Norfolk ,...,. 37 South Norfolk ..,.,. 40 South Norfolk ...... 46 South Norfolk ,..... 33 South Norfolk ...... 46 South Norfolk ,...,. 16 South Norfolk ...... 40 South Norfolk ...... 22 South Norfolk ...... 21 South Norfolk ,.,.., 29 Kempsville ....,... 19 Cradock ...,. .... 1 7 Oceana . .... ..,. 2 O Granby ,.......... 23 Kempsville ......,. 19 Wilson ....,..,,.. 18 Holy Trinity '.... . .27 Suffolk. ,.,....... 17 Fredericksburg.. . .12 Lexington .....,... 15 The South Norfolk High School Basketball Team for 1941-1942 scored 708 points to their opponents' 1 ll-. T 400 points. This is an exceptional average of points per game. The South lNorf0 ' eam won the State Class B Title. Name SHIRLEY HIJIDGES. JEAN BAGLEI' , . .. SHIRl.EY 1VI1.I.Is , . .. E1.sII: Roneirrs , , S1-IIRLEY DAvIE , . .. South Norfolk ...... South Norfolk ,,.... South Norfolk ...,., South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYERS Pasilion Name , . . . . . ,Girard SHIRLEY S'rAIuzoAIuJ .. . . . .l nretvard GERRY lN1APLES, Cpaln . . . .Foretwzrzl 4ANNABEl.l.E WILIJER . , . . . . .Glmrd OLA VVHITE .. . . . . . . , . , . .G1mm' SCORE OF THE GIRLS' GAME Portlock .......... 12 '79 Norview ...... ,,.. ... - Oceana ......,. . . .IS Holy Trinity , . ,. . .24 Suffolk .,.... . , .51 Norview. .. .... .19 South Norfolk .,,... 33 South Norfolk ..,.., 23 South Norfolk ...... 40 South Norfolk ...... 39 South Norfolk ...... 31 Poxition . . . ,....... Guard in . ...... Guard . . . .Foreward . . . .Fo1'ewarzz' Kempsville .,,..... 33 Craflock ....,.,... 15 Kempsville .,...... 15 Holy Tri nity '..... . 31 Suffolk ...,.,...,. 52 The South Norfolk Girl's Basketball Team cune II1 second in the Eastern Class B District. uflmrz Jifafer CTmze: KUTHE VIC'l'OIlY SWINGUJ To S. N. High, our song we singg To S. N. High, our praises bringg May highest honor, truth and fam Be never banished from her nameg May highest honor, truth and fam C e Be never banished from her name. Our Alma Mater, gracious mother, To thee we sing!- C 017zj1fz'111e11fs qf enior Glass unwgwuu Cofzzjilinzentf qf Parent Teachers Association Rabin! KIIBWAI KBSOCAI via l l Compliments of The City of South Norfolk The C ity Qf Progress MAYOR J. JAMES DAVIS hfIE1VIBERS OF THE COUNCIL J. F. Forehand M. Meginley A. B. Howell E. E. Henley H. E. Winston CLERK W. T. Madrin CITY ATTORNEY TRIAL JUSTICE C. F. Whitley Herman White DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENIJENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE C. H. Hughes Nlargaret West DEPARTMENT OF HEAI,TH Dr. I. L. Chapman CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE DEPARTMENT S. H. Dennis, Jr. E. L. Boyce TREASURER W. M. Towns end COMIVIISSIONER OF REVENUE H. P. Lane CITY SERGEANT E. S. Overman JUSTICES OF THE PEACE C. E. Ansell Bryant W. Hollornan G. E. Williams N. H. Nlorse Best Wishes to Our Seniors T. C. ANIJERSKUN, S1Lpt?I'i7lf67ldE7ll MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD C. L. XATILLIAIXIS. C'1ld:I'777.C1'll J. S. TQOGERS R. B. TQOXVLAND, JR. AURELIA I. LEIGII, Clerk HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY I-I. C. PAXSON, JR., f4.I5iJta1zl Principal JANE ADAMS ROSE DAVIS A. GUY HALL, JR WV. LEON JONES BARBARA TiE'I 1'LIiR BTARY R. TQNIGI-IT D. LANGLEY NIARTHA LINOSEY JOHN F. POWERS LAVINIA L. TREDD J. LUCILIE SCAEI' ANNIE M. SCOTT RTYRTLE SMITH CAl,VER'1' SPILLMAN ERNEST A. TVEBB R'TARGARE'I' B. 'WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY DOROTHY H. r.T1RUI'l l', life-zzzevztary SIIpe1 Ui.f0r RENA B. XNRIGHT, .4J'j'LVfd1LL Privzcipal IQTHEL ANDERSON TXTABEI. BEALE RUTH BOAZ NONIE BONNEY CATHERINE BRAY BERNICE BURTON NIARGARET BURTON NIABEL COXKVAND NTARGARET DUNCAN ELSIE DUNN LULA BRIGGS FOX RTAYSVILLE CJAEYHNION IQLIZABETH CTARRETT TRENE HUX SARA JALNIESS NIILDRED TQIGHT IQVA P. NIADRIN NONIE C. PRICE SHANAH PULLIAM WIILLIA PULLIAM LILLY SPAIN LOUISE STEPHENSON NIARGARET P. 'TATEINI RU'I'H TUCKER LOUISE TAIAFF EVELYN XAJALKE NIARIAN LEE TNEST INIARY XVILLIAMS RUTH E. VVRIGHT Compliments of GROWERS EXCHANGE Incorporated ' Norjifi, W'fgz'7zz'a BEST XNISHLS IOR YOUR CONIINUED SUCCESS D. Straughn Mann Taylor Parker Co., Inc. MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES 47 Commercial Place Phone 51631 Merchants 81 Planters Bank Serving Me Sazzfbfidefor Forfy-Two T'eczrr Three Convenient Locations Berkley -- Campostella 1 South Norfolk BERKLEY'S OLDEST BANK lllember Federal Depofit Insurance Corp. lllmnber Fedeml Rercrvc Syytem Compliments of JUNIORS VISIT OUR STUDENTS' SHOP IUIFBIK GU., 222-224 CRANE Y STREET Featuring University styled Clothing for younger men Compliments of Sportsmarfs Shop Norfolk, Va. U Coastal BIISIHBSS C0mpli1n.ent5 CO. lege 346 Monticelltl Arcade of llflzzfra 1'rogrf.v.r and CfHIl'fl'.S'y JUN! hloclern-Kiheicnt-Complete - Fastest Growing Business A School in this district T!l6l'F,.f Il fI'l1507l For further information Call L. L. 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Route 460 across the Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge It raver you time and money C omplimeuts of AB B O T T S L. SNYDER DEPARTMENT STORE In the Lofw Rm! Distr-ir! 151-161 Church St. Norfolk, Va. Between Plume St. and City Hall Ave. Free Parking Lot at Our City Hall Ave. Entrance Compliments of Shenandoah Milling Co. Inc. ROBERT E. LEE AND STONEWALL JACKSON - F L 0 U R - Norfolk College Of Business Administration Expert Instruction In Finance, Business Administration High Accounting, Secretzlrinl Science Free Employment Service Clzartered to Co1y'e1' Degrees -Nzztionalbf Aleeredited B. F. Meginley Company SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING -Ollice and Shop- 4l7 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia Best Wislzes From Room 103 CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Authorized Capital, 35,000,000 222 W. Berkley Avenue NORFOLK, VIRGINIA C. L. OLD, President S. VV. LYONS, JR., Vin'-Pres. E? See'y J. J. PARKERSON, Treas. We will adfv111zz'e you money to help pay for your home Wood Lumber Co. DIMENSION TIMBERS and MILL VVORK Cross Ties, Poles and Piling 835 Wlilson Road South Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes Zo the Senior Class of 1941 SOUTH NORFOLK FURNITURE CO. L. D. RAIVLS, Prop. 519 Liberty St. Phone Berkley 238-R Electric Suppliers DARDEWS INC- Rich 1 Creamy Distributors and Wholesalers of Music ELECTRICAL Ceriified Guernsey SUPPLIES S0 COMMERCIAL PLACE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Lakeside Dairy Farms Womble BOX Corp. WOOD BOXES Newton Park Norfolk,Va. Complimevztr of A ' 3 7 T1gCF Tales Student bi-weekly publication Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH Silvertown Stores 921 E. Liberty Street South Norfolk Bicycles-Radios-Toys Auto Accessories Cash or Crrdit GORDIJN KEITH,1VIgl'. Phone Bkly. 1563 W. B. Dawley St Co. REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 211 VV. Berkley Avenue Phone 36 City Coal, Wood St Ice Company Wholefale and Retail COAL-ICE-WOOD -Ofifzxr and Yards- May Ave. Extd. and N. Sc VV. R. R Telephoneszz 25551 and 23953 Compliments 01' Get Your Exercise at the South Norfok Health Center The Grand Leader 1415 Pointlexter Street SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. Phone Berkley S52 Serving South Norfolk Fifty-Four Years FRANK S. WEISEL We have a reputation to QffjMPANY uphold and when you say ccxxy , L sg: ,xl aslilligiliiabiicl tlirewlii -'CANDY'- ln the CNY- Headquarters S' l l ' ll6 Bank Street No1'folk,Va. Phone 737-738 We Deliver FRANK R. FORD, IIIC. Berkley Feed Corp. Jewelers and FEED -. SEED Silversrniths phones 385-386 229 Granby Sm-een Telephone 25345 Norfolk, Va. W. QB. Stnartg Qlu. NorfoIk's Largest Department Store SAPPER 84 WEBB INCORPORATED General Automobile Repairing and Painting 'Washing and Grcasing Gill's Hotel Special --... 1 l rig!! .D MEM In For Flavor 3, For Strength H. M. Kadis 81 Sons Incorporated 1022-1024 Main Street Norfolk, Virginia Di.rlril1uIor.v of Tilly Bess Peas and Butter Beans Ph - B 'kll' 132 VV. B 'lil ' Ont el Q ei eb These quality products served in the 728 Avenue A High School Cafeteria NEI-Il BOTTLING COMPANY CO77lpIi771.E7ZfJ of Sykes Jfuneral iiaume Best Wislzes! RICE'S . . Fashion Corner . . NORFOLK, VA. Compliments of W. A. Robertson HAMPTON ROADS PAPER COMPANY R A BURROUGHS, PRES. J. E. CROSS. VICE-PRES. L. W. GRISWOLD. SEC -TRELAS EJ'fllbli5hfLi 1910 R. A. Burroughs Si Co., Inc. Brass, Copper, Bronze, Everdur, Monel, Nickel, Inconel and Aluminum In Sheet, Rod, Pipe, Shafting, Wire, Tubes, and Compression, Flare, Screw and Sweat Fittings Slzrrl iwfrrzl Supjrlirs In Cnpprr and Galfvzznizml Church and WVater Sts. Norfolk,Va. Conoco Station Jerry Bray, J r. C Fats 1313110113111 J Cor. Poimlexter and Chesapeake Phone Berk. 631-,I VV. VVRAY MORSE, Prrsii11'1zt GEORGE E. PARKER, Srf'y-T1-ms Eslablixlnfd 1919 MORSE-PARKER MOTOR SUPPLY, Inc. Jobbers of Automotive Supplies Om' lJ1lI'PU,fE lo Snfuc' and Swifiizg Our Purpoyc Complimevztr of R. B. 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