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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

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V ' A A 4 O Miss ICNIGHT NIISS SPILLMAN Dedication When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The mem'ry ofthe past will stay, And half' our joys renew. -Thwmzx illoarf. These two, our friends and advisers, have given us their grand cooperation, friendly interest, ready aid, and genuine sympathy through the joys and sorrows of our school life. They have never failed us in anything, and in deep appreciation we dedicate this 1943 volume of THE 'I'1c':ER to- MISS MARY ROBERTS KNIGHT AND MISS SARAH CALVERT SPILLMAN ,Ai Q S C H 0 O L B 0 A R D CITY OF SOUTH NORFOLK R. B. RCJXVLANID J. S. ROGER5 C. L. W'11.1.1AMs ...... . ........ Cflllifillllll Miss AURELIA I. LEIGH. .... Clerk Our esteemed friend and principal MR. T. C. ANDERSON .S'11pfri22lw1zz'w1t W' Schools SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA FACULTY T. C. ANDERSON Szzperirllezldezzl- Prinripal H. C. mxsow, JR. MABEL BEALE E i ghlh Grade WINSTON COBB Biology ELSIE DUNN ELLIS Commercial AMANDA HARRISON zlflzzsir BARBARA KETTLER Home Emnomirs MARY KNIGHT Hislmlv, Civirs, IJ!Y177l!lfif.f D. J. LANGLEY W aurlworking, Slzfel Melzzl AURELIA LEIGH C0ll17llt'7'l'i1l1 MARTHA E. LINDSEY Chemistry FACULTY CORA J. MCDOWICIL Eighth Grade ROSE DAVIS MORRISE'I I'I'f Svvcnllr Grazia lfII..lZABI'1'l'H GAR R PYIVI' ROUNTR EY lfrwzch, Eighth Grade LUCILE SCAITF llflzzlhwrlfzlicx ANNE SCOTT COII17Ht'7't'fll1 IVIYR'I'LIi SMITH Lihrrzrirm CAI.VI11R'l' SPlI,I,IVIAN M11lha'n1a1irs-,Y r'ran1mtic.r RUTH WALKER English MARION L. WEST .S'eUer1lh Grade MARGARIYI' B. WEST English MABLE WINGO Girls' Physiral Edumlian ...Q Y 1. Q sf.. v I Q' 1, . I F Q . Q9 I 1 ,HY ' 1 V 1 ,ax 69 H V U, ' f . 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Struggling hard, we have achieved our victory S. N. High, we're grateful to you. We will strive to keep the right way always Free from wrong, we'll try to be. WVe live to learng success to earn Nothing can stop the class of 43. By JUNE TAVENNER 2'I.l1LlAl,MA NOLAN COMMENCEMENT A new day begun New goals to be won A new place in the sun Commencement! Gone school days and play VVe've crossed the bay VVe,re on our way Commencement! We'll love those we've met Some acts we'll regret But welll never forget Commencement! Our life here is done It's been so much fun But we'Ve just begun Commencement! -JEAN BRINSON. . . MF ... ..... , , .-,. Y-1. ,,. .,.-.Y ..... A , .- I a 5 . 9 X l, 'fl ,. W, .i...4.a Amos LEE Pox rH1u2ss JEAN BRINSON JAMES Russ THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 OFFICERS Amos LEE Pox 1'HREss .... J .......... Prexident JAMES Russ .... . . .Vice-President J EAN BRINSON. .... . . .Secrctmiy-T1'ea.rurer Clzzsx Color.v: Blue :md White Flower: Gardenia Aflotlo: Be not merely goodg be good for something Span.ror: Miss Calvert Spillman A Quin WILLIAM JACKSON BENTON Merci lVillinm Benton seldom has much to say. He goes about in his quiet way interfering with nobody. Now don't get the idea that he is a recluse, nothing is farther from the truth for he's quite a man, Even though we lost. him in February, we still remember him and his outstanding football playing. ' GUY N EV F RSON BOYl'1'l'Tlf1 'G11y Guy is a man ofthe town: where ever you go, you mav see him. He left school in February but he comes in con- versation continuously. We are confident ol' his future as he has plans of his own. The seniors wish you luck. Guy, for you have heen an asset to the school und you will be missed. EDNA ,IEAN BRINSON jean Jean is at very popular member of the Senior class. She is intelligent, but rather hashful. She is Salutatorian of the class and a member ofthe Beta Club. She is Secretary and Treasurer of the class and has contributed much as typist for the Tiger Staff. EDWARD OSCAR BRYANT njken EDWARD is better known to us as Ike He left us in February. Mike is a practical joker and the life of the party. l-'le is one of our talented singers around South Norfolk. nike, Jeff und Amos, the three jokesters of the class of '43, will long be rcmembcre.l by their class- mate? May their happiness increase and all their troubles vams , ivG'5lC'Ni if-sgglgyai GLORIA liS'l'EI..l.l'l BRYANT Newry Gloria is one of the few honor graduates. She takes part in school activities and takes an interest in many outside activities. She likes very much to argue but is good-naturecl with it all. She is at person very likely to succeed. ICVHIJYN MARIE CAIN it - . H Cam Cain is another one of our happy-go-lucky seniors, She is full of fun and ver easylto get along with. She is the youngest one in the Slenior Class but we know this will not hinder her in her future life. VIRGINIA IRENE COSTEN Virginia Although Virginia is a quiet girl, she is known hy all of her friends to be very good-natured. She is very dignified and even-tempered. She has a personality that will take her far in her chosen pathway. ELEANOR VIRGINIA CURLING Eleanm ' Perhaps you will be reading Eleanor's column in a large dail before long. She ot her training in jouranlism on the yfiger Tales staff. Elfeanor hasnt much time to spend in class activities for between Burgin. Tiger Tales and Waller's Store she keeps busy, Whatever you do mention us in your column, Eleanor. VIVIAN l..OUlSl41 DAII, Vivian She is friendly, onee you net to ltnow her. hut she never makes the lirst move. Vivian has a ready smile lor every- one :incl enjoys a good joke. I-ler good grades prove that she is a studious pupil. .IICIFIFIYRSON DAVIS eff is one of our outstanding boys in the Senior Class. l'le was chosen the typical hoy most lilccly to succee.l. Jeff is considered u pal hy nll of his fellow students. He takes part in school und outside activities. l'lc is an out- sturicling pluver on the sport teams. und is a memher of the Victory Corps. WI LI .I A Nl RAYMOND DOANIQ Darm.tky Who said Rnymnnd was bashfuli' Certainly ies not Virginia. Ruymongl has shown his expert ahility as an instructor in sheet rnctulp he has only one pupil hut she learns fast. l-le is interested in sports and school affairs. One wonders what's going on hehind his pleasant eyes. Raymond will soon join the Army we helieve. So here's to you, soldier I-toy! DOROTHY ELOUISF1 ITORICI-IAND Doi A lively girl with many friends won hy her sincerity and straightforwurdness. Thoutth Dorothy is pranlcish at: times she is always ready to help and willing to offer helpful suggest.ions. If , . l v- 4 . tv6C5fC'.'Nt i VIVIAN Llifi IIOREI-IAN D lf'iuian Vivian is a quiet. seclttte little person whose classmates seldom know what. she's thinking of. She enjoys at joke, hut is never boisterous nor impulsive. She does her work efficiently and carefully, never sttving for tomorrow what should have hcen done yesterday. Her calm always re- stores peace in the friendly class arguments. NVhat the world needs is more people who have that quiet touch. Ii'I'I-IEI . HAR PER ' ' Ethel' ' Ethel is a pgreut one for boosting the morale ol' the boys in the service. We hear she has quite a collection of foreign stamps. l-'ler coo erativc nature und sense of humor have made her tt favorite among her classmates. Rumor has it thut she is engaged, ROSE MARIE HARRIS Rosie This senior is a feminie. sweet-tempered girl who pre4 fers to he called Rose Marie. Rosie as she is sometimes called. never frets or hacks out of any tnslc she is asked to do. I-Icr actin' ahility was mirrored in her part as Susan in Ivlrs.IlVIinivcr. With her fine qualities, we know Rose Marie will succeed in her chosen vocnt ion. JIiANI'l'l I'Ii JOAN I-IATCI-'lIiI,l. Brownie Jeanette is a very cheerful and attractive person. She is trustworthy and dependable and is an active commercial student. She will be rememhcrezl as an asset to the senior class. Although Jeanette is a little shy we know she can easily overcome this fault. NlJ,i,C-LSA' 'I 'n 5 - ,.-L.l. E ll S.. Q, 'T v..f.i- JOSEPH EMMl1I'I'T HOLT ' 'Emmeff' A . No one could accuse Emmet ol' heing studious, although il he does get bg. Emmet would rather argue than eat, He 'J' has proven t is many times in Civics class. Even with his faults, Emmett has many friends and the class would l be incomplete without him, i , i I . i HELEN MARIE JACKSON I Helen Helen is very attractive, and always ready with a smile for everyone. Helen has found time for many sports and dances after school. She has always been easy going and enjoys life. We will not be surprised to see the job she chooses but we all know she will succeed. ' RUTH VIRGINIA KERTON Rmb A tgirl of humor and wit, thats Ruth. l-ler friendly and peasing personality will carry her very far in life Ruth left us to go to school somewhere else, but she dis- covered that old friends are best, so she came back to Hnish with us. CALVIN l-IARDING LANE Lana A diller, a dollar, a ten o'eloek scholar What. makes you come so soon? You used to come at ten rfclock And now you come at noon. CSometimes you t.lon't come at all.J Calvin is a popular member of the class. l-le is especially interested in sports. but basketball is his favorite. His time is about evenly divided between his lavorite blonde and favorite sport. lv9'.'J.l'G'Nl IAQQLQMI FRANCES TALMAGH I.IfI'1'l' Pork Cham Two points and that's Frances, as she scores for S, N. I'-l. S. A dashing-forward, Frances has earned her letter in basketball. bhe always has a smile for you on the rainest' day, and you could never forget her ringing laugh. Now a ship Utter in the Navy Yard, Frances is all - out for victory. MAJORIE I,IiIfl'l' 1Wmjoric Number please? 'I'hat's Marjorie. A eute, black haired senior that hails from Petersburg, Virginia. Grad- uating in February, she left many friends behind. She took a position as telephone operator. Margie partici- pated in basketball, maneuvering cleverly in the position as a first-string fuard. We know that Marjorie is a number that will allways please. 1,5-F' ' ' ' JOSEPH RAY LONG S'rzperman.rL ' One docsn't forget Ray very easily. l-'le has a jollv word lor everyone and is the life of a classroom. You will alwa, s find him willing to do his part in anything. Rc- memlger the Senior Play. and his characterization of Mr. Anderson in assembly? l-le is popular through the school lor his outstanding a bility in sports. ELIZABETH El LEEN LOWE ., Muzi, .3 1 -'l Elizabeth is one who is always ready to hell: in any way -1 she ean. She may be depended ugon to do er part and 'A do it well. She is secretary of the eta Club and president of the Commercial Club. We shall always remember ,., r' l the Senior Play. Elizabeth for her characterization of Lady Burfishu in GISRALDINE MAPLFS ..7my.. Time out! 'Iihut's Jerry, epatain of the girls' basl-cethall teurn. Jerry is n slim blond, favorite among her fellow students. Graduating in February. jerry con- tinued her course until the termination of basketball season. She now holds tl position as clerk in the lVlert:hant's Planters Bunk of South Norfolk. EMILY VIRGINIA MCPI-IHRSON .tEpPig,, With a cheery smile lor everybody Emily is truly everyhocly's friend. She is u conscientious worker and at very cupahle and ohliging classmate. Emily is willing ro lend a helping hand whenever called on, as anyone in the Commercial class can gratefully tell you. MARY LOUISE MORGAN Squerzer Louise is ri grand sport: and a willing worker who can always he depended on, She is very fond of stenography and her talent for the same has won for her thc Com- mercial medal, We shall never forget her characterization of Ache in our Senior Play. Outside world, here she comes! VIRGINIA .IANICE MYERS H'erzk Virginia is that cute little hlond in the Senior Class. She is always neat and :attractively dressed. I-ler smile has won for her many friends and made her a popular mcmher of our class. iv9C'3 G'Ni Imotcwl ALMA .lUI,IA NOLAN 11705, Attention! 'l'hat is AIITIUIS frequent order as she is lieutenant ol' our Victory Corps. Almu, an honor Beta vruduatc. has heen cI1osen the most likely to succeed Senior girl. She possesses many qualities that are neces- sary in the husiness world as well as the domestic one which she is unticipntinlg. AMOS Llflli I'OY'I'HRIi1SS Serb Seeh is u hoy who seems to vex the teachers a lot. He isn't hutl, just mischievous. He is u witty hoy, as is evidenced hy his every slutement. I-le also has a talent for music and plans to study it at college. When he wants to. he really can he stutlious. Ask those who know him and they can verify these statements. RI.IZAl3Ifl'l'I'l DELL ROCK Rock Elizuheth hus u winning smile for everyone. Carefree and fun-loving, she allways makes the best of u had situa- tion. She is always willing lo put forth her hesl: efforts in school activities. We feel sure that her cheerful attitude will take her far in her life. JAMES WINNEN RUSS Little has to he said uhout immy as he has been acclaimed best all round hy t c Classof '43, He has an extraordinary nhlllty to make friends and he can always be found with the crowd when they are having gay times or when something has to he accomplished. if gs ' x Gr? 'ks -4 . se. MARGUERITTE ELIZABETH SMITH UGHHH No one can accuse Margueritte of being studious but her pleasing personality has won the hearts of all who know her, Though usually quiet in class, Margueritte is a gay, fun-loving girl and we are sure her cheerful disposi- tion will carry her far on the road ol' life, THOMAS A LTON STALLINGS Tommy Tommy's winning smile and neveracomplaining nature has made him a popular and well-liked member of the Senior class. His portrayal of Vin in the Senior class play has proven his excellent dramatic ability. Tommy is guitc a lady's man: his only trouble is that he cannot ecide which lady. BERNARD RAY SYKHS fi . r U .Slim Slim is one of our best artists. Originality is his middle name and he is always willing to help when dc- signs are needed. He has shown an expert ability for salesmanship while he solicited ads for the annual. Ray has wasted not his hour on the week-ends and after school and he is well on the Way of his vocation. To Ray, success. He deserves it. MARGARET JUNE TAVENNER mrolby.. l-lere's to june-she has been one of our most out- standing seniors. june's friendly and unassuming manner together with her intelligence has won for her many friends as well as the position of president of the Beta Club, class Valeclictorian, and ezlitor-in-chief of the annual. Her graciousness has been rewarded by her having been elected May Queen. We are sure June will he remembered also for her splendid characterization of Mrs. Minivcr. IMQJTCN1 izsgkgigysi SH l LR EY ELIZA B ETH TXVI NIH ' ' Sl1i7'ltIy She usually has the right answer ready and is an in- dustrious siudent. Frienclliness is nn outstanding factor in her personality. May Shirley have a happy and suc- cessful career on the road of life. JUNE BONNICY WHITE 'flffhmy' June is our best dressed Senior. She has worked deligently all through her high school career and although not. rewarded for merit, she has displayed an splendid atti- tude of determination for which she is admired. She plans to continue her education at college. SYBIL CHRISTINIS WHITE Grids Christine is-a quiet girl and one hardly knoxgs she. is around. She is lriendly Loxall who come her way. Christine is a member of the Beta Club. We wish her much success in her future undertakings. HUGEN l A RUTH WIC KENS ?'ern1in Jeanie is a small person, well liked hy all, She is an industrious student, cooperative and friendly. She has really been an asset to the Senior Class. We are sure that she will have much success in thc future. ANNE WILDER firm Ann is u very good athlete. At the time being She is interested in the Army. Ann has hecn a popular member of her class from way hack. We all wish Ann luck on her every wish us she hus high ambition for her ulure. DOROTHY EVELYN WINSLOW Doodle Dorothy is a happy-go-lucky person who does well in hcr classes. Her lnlenl for dancing has helped LO keep her before the people and will promise her success in her future life. She is also n member of the Beta Club. We wish you the hesl of luck in Wl1Ul.CVlZI you may undertake. AUBRHY LI MUAI, WORRHLL Ufll4A'7'L:'VH Aubrey is one of lhose quiet boys. He has initiative and can easily get along with the outside world. The Senior Class truly anprceimes his helpful suggestions and the work that he has done on The Tiger, as business manager, ALVIN HAROLD YAVNER Alvin Alvin is n cnpuble student and alwa, s ready Lo hel any nfhis fellow sluglcnls at any time. Allvin spends mucl: ofhis time nn his school work and lamvlinfz. Alvin showed us that he could net hy his performance in Mrs Miniverf' Wie ure sure thul Alvin will succeed in any job he under- La 'es. i l i i LM. . Q..-QS :viC5li?Nl 'review' SENIOR CLASS GALE DAR SEPTEMBER 10. SEPTEMBER 18. SEPTEMBER 21. SEPTEMBER 25. OCTOBER 2. OC'FOBER 6. OCTOBER 7. OC'1'OBER 15. OCTOBER 20. NOVEMBER 1. NOE'MEBER 2. NOVEMBER 6. NOVEMBER 10. NOVEMBER 23-27. NOVEMBER 26. NOVEMBER 27. DECEMBER 1. DECEINIBER 3. DECEMBEll 11. IJECEMBER 16. DECEMBEIR 17. JANUARY 27. FEBRUARY 1. FEBRUARY 4. FEBRUARY 8. FEBRUARY 20. FEBRUARY 22-26. FEBRUARY 26. NIARCH 4. NIARCH 12. MAIKCH 21. NIARCH 22. NIARCH 30. APRIL, 15. MAX' 7. MAY 21. JUNE1 JUNE G. JUNE 8. JUNE 10. AS K1-1l I'BY JUNE RAVENNER Just call us Seniors! VVe're upper-classmen now. Lost Erst football game, 6-0, to Oceana. Old boys return. P. T. A. radio program at high school auditorium. -Iitterbug contest and everything. Seniors elect officers. Seebee is elected President. Won game with Holy Trinity. Score 27-0. Cartos scored three touchdowns. Surprise blackout. No one has homework-blackout is excuse. Night classes opened. New class Point system is introduced. No Victory Corps organized by Mr. started. Exercises taken for Negro problem discussed in Civics. Beat Norview 41-6. in Pre-Flight is offered. one can have over five points in holding otiices. Anderson. Also a physical fitness program was fifteen minutes every day during B period. Everyone was arguing. All Seniors went around quoting Macbeth, Rat Week-Seniors showed no mercy! Thanksgiving holiday. This is Friday so they gave us another holiday. Fuelhoal rationing at the Community Center. Senior commercial girls and Alvin e pet . Farmers weren't safe! Senior dance committee went out to get decorations. Tramp- ing through mud, the committee raided barns for hay and cornfields for ears of corn. Senior class dance. Barn dance with all the trimmings as hay stack, harvest moon and a romantic old cart. Snowed. Very appropriate setting for the Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rangf, Miss Knight had laryngitis. Terrible' Examinations. Need l say more? Very eventful day! New term began, all the Seniors moved together in room 201. A shop course offered to Sneior girls and Senior play practice started. First assembly on Thursday. This practice continued. Shoe rationing. Everyone excited about going barefooted. junior dance. Patriotic theme. VVeek of canned goods rationing at Community Center. Senior economics students helped. Registration by music. Latest password- Heil Rationecrsf' Mr. Mann and Mr. Langley left us. Little Theater organized. Our Senior play at last was given protraying our version ofthe famous Mrs. Miniverf' Grand piece of work on the part of the entire C:lSt. Party at the home of Mrs. . . . . ,, Mmiver after the play for the Mmiver 'ousehold. First day of spring-hailed. Second day of spring-snowed. Some of the boys left us for the armed forces. Annual went to press. Quote from staff: Whew. May Day. Banquet at the Albany Restaurant. Street cars and evening dresses. june is here and a miracle has happened! Seniors are exempt from final examinations. Vesper Service. Class Night. Commencement. C'cJl lain. PROPHECY 1943 We are back at our posts as secretaries to Senators Runwell and Hope after their brief flight to South Norfolk to the 10th Anniversary Alumni Dinner. When we left Washington on the plane we were filled with joy at the thought of returning to our home and seeing old friends. VVe were pleased to find Jeanette Hatchell, a file clerk at Dunn and Bradstreet, on the same plane. VVe arrived at the Norfolk Airport and were greeted by Emily McPherson and Rose Marie Harris. Emily informed us that she is now private secretary to her father in the Navy Yard. She is happily making plans for her approaching marriage to a captain at Camp Pendleton. Rose Marie was enthusiastic about the plans she and Elizabeth Rock are making concerning the opening of their new dress shop on Granby Street. We drove straight from the airport to the Monticello Hotel, which is now under the management of Aubrey Worrell. As we entered the Starlight Room we were struck by the exquisite decorations. We complimented Aubrey but he told us that the credit really belonged to Shirley Twine, who sent the flowers from her exclusive flower shop, and Christine Vilhite, from whose Decorating Salon came the staff of decorators. We were glad to see june Bonney White, now teaching Chemistry at South Norfolk High School, and Ann VVilder, who is coaching at our Alma Mater. Aubrey told us that Ray Sykes dropped in that morning. He was on his way to Petersburg to make arrangements for a funeral. We also learned that june Tavenner, Alma Nolan, and Thomas Stallings would be in later on a chartered plane after their evening's performance in that smash hit, The Boys Came Back. However, they were represented by their publicity photographer, Eugenia VVickens. Eleanor Curling, ace news reporter for the Ledger-Dispatch, who was there to write up the banquet, told us that Vivian Forehand had opened a beauty salon with Dorothy lilorehand as adviser. As we sat down to dinner, Helen jackson and Virginia Myers, social workers, came in with Emmett Holt, news commentator for YVTAR and Guy Boyette, that very successful author of the book Look and Let Live. Seated across the table was Frances Leet, Hoor walker at Grant's Ek Co., and james Russ, president of Russ Meat Packing Co. Sitting next to him was Calvin Lane, the famous artist, and his model, Ethel Harper. There was a hush and then a cheer as Amos Lee, now managing Tatem's Pharmacy, proposed a toast to the health and happiness of one and all. Attorney jefferson Davis then made a speech. He is a very successful lawyer due to the competence of his eflicient secretary, Vivian Dail. Entertainment for the evening was furnished by Geraldine Maples and her orchestra, with Edward Bryant as vocalist. Also on the program was Dorothy Winslow, just back from a world tour. She is in Norfolk Filling an engagement at the Plaza Royal, the new 350,000 theater recently completed by Alvin Yavner, who informed us that Margueritte Smith is his secretary. ln the course of the evening we received a telegram from Elizabeth Lowe, who is married and residing in South Carolina. lt was getting late and many had to leave. Mrs. Sterling Harrell, the former Marjorie Leet, said good night, explaining that she had to hurry home to the children. A few of us were still gay and with sleep far from our eyes, we adjourned to Virginia Costenls restaurant La Main de la Ruefl Here we found Evelyn Cain as cashier, and Ruth Kerton as head waitress. While talking over old times, Ray Long, who is now coaching the undefeated Commodores at Maury, came in for a midnight snack. He expressed delight at seeing us and quickly reviewed some highlights of the game that had kept him from the banquet. VVe were especially interested in the game because VVilliam Benton was coaching the opponents. The next day before leaving for the airport, we stopped in S. S. Kresge's and found Gloria Bryant, who is now head of the ofiice staff. life explained to her that we must hurry to catch our plane and so we were off to the airport after a Vai mlm, able Visit homh -LOUISE MORGAN and JEAN BRINSON. SENIOR CLASS WILL 'the Senior Class of the South Norfolk l-ligh School, South Norfolk, Virginia, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby make, publish and declare, this to be out last will and testament, hereby revoking all will by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST: Yve wish that our secretary and treasurer issue payment for all our unpaid bills. SECOND! YVe will and bequeath to Miss Scott a streamlined mimeograph machine to keep her from bathing in ink. THIRD! We will and bequath to Mrs. Robinson a file to sharpen the sides of her forks so you can cut those franksf' FOURTH! VVe will and bequeath to Miss Knight ten cartons of chewing gum to last her the duration. FIFTH! We will and bequeath to Miss Wingo and Miss Harrison twin tricycles to ride to and from the schools, so that three shoe coupons a year will be sufficient. SIXTH: We will and bequeath to Miss Smith carpets to keep the building quiet. SEVENTH: We will and bequeath to Miss M. L. VVest a special parking lot near Preston's. RIGHTH: YVe will and bequeath to Miss Scalf an automatic thinker for those freshmen that re not capable of thinking for themselves. NIN'I'H1 WVe will and bequeath to Miss Spillman a real, live airplane that lectures and gives instructions. TENTH: VVe will and bequeath to Miss Kettler and Mrs. Morrisette and Mrs. Rountrey something interesting to occupy their minds instead of day dreams. ELEVEN'l'HZ We will and bequeath to Miss Cobb a paper plant to put out CFXVELI- I'HZ THIR rEEN'rH: our high school simplex, and trucks to deliver it. We will and bequeath to Miss M. B. West a brilliant senior class that she can be eternally grateful for. VVe will and bequeath to Mr. Paxson an assistant to get the inside information on the Uhooky racket. FOURTEENTH: Vile will and bequeath to Colonel Anderson two platoons of bright boys in the Victory Corps. F1r'rEEN'rH: We will and bequeath to Mr. Langley deferment papers so he may assume regular classes. SIXTEENTH: We will and bequeath to Mrs. Ellis CMiss Dunnj a Stamp number seventeen for every five books she brings to high school. Sl2v1iN'l'RRN'l'H Z l+.It:1-i'i'i31aN'i'i-1: NlNls'rEi2N'ri-iz 'l'wEN'i'i 1zN'1'H: 'l'w it N'1'Y-AFI Rst: Tw isN'rv-SECOND Tw is N'I'Y-'FH I un: Tw iz N'I'Y-l'l0U R'l'H2 Wle will and bequeath to Miss Leigh more cheerful pills so that she may give them out to the pupils. We will and bequeath to Mrs. Lindsey a termite exterminater. We will and bequeath to Miss VVallqer a book with descriptions of pupils to acquaint her with the school. VVe will and bequeath to the School a Senior Class in 1945. Wle will and bequeath to the Freshmen enough potential energy to keep them going through all their activities. We will and bequeath to the Sophomores defense stamp books to purchase a jeep for the senior boys to operate in North Africa. VVe will and bequeath to the Juniors a book on How to Keep Out ofthe Draftf, VVe hereby appoint Alice Pritchard and Harry Spruill of the Junior Class, executors of this, our last will and testament: and we clirect that no security be required of the said Alice Pritchard and l-larry Spruill as executors. Wle authorize and empower our said Executors, in their discretion, in case there should at any time be one in office, 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 our hands this 10th day ofllune, 1943. SENIOR CLASS, El.IzABE'ri-1 Lowe, lVilm'.r.v.' jizAN12'r'rE HA'I'CHEl.I, DOROTHY W'1Ns1.ow. lViZ1'1c.r.r.- liUt:ENiA XNICKENS S ND Best' N-x. u re Ku A ' f JEAN BNHS aesf Lo0w cm 140106 x T DKCINKFKED Rose mme W-ms Amvwnmuevx .154 Mosr BRUGON N WILD En Wm 'An -4 Ju -is nrninvguken -W1 fuss Ii!-N BPA CHEST VIONWU- N953 NKBREY 'Wwe MTE 5 HAYSWQS OAYKSASSSWLES me 1M E Ju-N 5 '5o Mos-1 W QLLEGYUA 1 MM -4f,vum Nasa, New rg-, Auqyouw EMM Suqfeo sesr Pfnsau Mnadumme smm Aurv J'AMf5H i Q M55 Buss' X-'F FTTE v 0041 - :fr -H E 1. 1 M091 NWA ,INNER - - EMILY Mml::lNF '34nv.v vnvv-N UN' V I X 4 v v wvffmiigs mxmv-255 EVEN, gms If T Domfvv WAND EMM Eflg Hou. Qin. I 1 1 l i Miss MARGARET BROOKS WEST TO KNOW HER IS TO ADMIRE HER WVe wish to express our sincere appreciation to an unforgettable character for her unstinting and untiring services for the Class of '43. She was the First to take an interest in our beginning achieve- ments ancl problems in '39 and we have found her with the same ready sympathy, willing cooperation and sincere interest during the whole of our high school careers. lncleecl-we shall never forget- MISS MARGARET BROOKS WEST GEORCPE WOl,l.E'I I' SHIRLEY HODGES BUDDY GALLUP JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BUDDY GALLUP .... ..,. P residenl GEORGE x'VAI.LE'I l' ...,.. ...... . . .,... Vice-Prmident S1-x1R1,EY I-IODGES .... , .... Secrelary-Treasurer JUNIORS A.4 V? 9, 0 'Iv A .- L. M. f A G' ., an V CHARLES ACEEE ROEERT BABE JEAN BAGLEY ANNE BAIUQSIJALE CQLENN BUNCH LEE BUEGESS DELI-HINE CAs'rEx,ow XVIIJIUR CLARKE Nomvm LEE Clnzluu' Bomw Cos'rEN FRANCI-Ls CO'I I'I.E CAROLINE Cox CHAPMAN CURLING HAlml.n CURLING VVILLIAM DAN. xvAl.'l'ER Draws NlIl.'l'0N DozlEu M1x.'roN Emvmzns MARIE F.UKIi RUTH FLORA VWIAN I l.mvlzus H.-nun' FOREHAND Bunm' GAl.1.ul- Dolurrm' GRM' Gn.muA Goomucn jfxcxuz Goomucn jnssxa l'lAIll'liR S1-nIu.lax' Humans EMMA Hmnzsuom NIAxzc:Arm1' I'lUIl'l'0N ICIUJQNE I-lum-ues JOYCE jmmsom I.1NnE1cGH jomas Nl.-'KXINIS LAKIN .IAN li'l' l,l2Gmi'l l' 'l'nMMv L1 v IERMA N Rm-1-1 lx1CIJ0lLMAN lix.lzAnm'H MlZZlil.I. l.UCRlZ'l'l'llA Nlil5'llliliN JANICE Nlxow P 9 '-w i ,..f , as VY 3' Lfxurucs PARRON Am,v1N PATH KENNE'l'H PEGRAM Wcmwruv PEGRAM I-Imzvm' Povmzk Amer: PRYTCHARD A1.vE1cNA Rocaasox Bll.1,v Russ MAILX' I.0U SAGNIi'I I'E E1.1zAnm'H SAWYER ROBILIFI' SIMPSON Ifnwxw SI'I l'ERSON HELEN SMALL jxassn SMALL I-Imuu' Sl'RUIl.l. SHuu.1aY STAHOARD VVILLIAM S'ruvlaNsoN .IOYCE THOMAS MARGARHI' TODD Dolus Tomzn Rxac:1NAx.D 'l'ruuanumn I':I.LEN 'l'w1Nx2 Romaxu' Ul roN Douo'rHv VAN VLE1-:K RAVMOND xvAI.l.AClE Blame WARD:-:N IRENE XNA'l'KI.NS Donus Wal.:-'cmu Emvmub NVHITIC NED WHITE f3EORGE xv0l,l.li'l I' MARION YOUNG JUNIORS -nm, E1 - JACKIE ANGIE MAXINE ANSELL JEAN BAGLEV ELLENE BAUME RUTH BROTHERS RUTH BUNCH MARY LOU BURLAS RUTH CAs1's1,ow SHIRLEY CHAI'l'E.l,l, BYRON Anno'rT MARK ALEXANDER JAMES CHAUNCY JACK COPELAND Bosnv Cos'r1aN CAR1,'roN ELLIS HAllRY FOREHAND OPHGMORE Girls EMMA SUE CROSLEY DEl.1,1NGIiR DAII.EX' NIARIE RTHERIDGIQ V1v1AN PIARRELL KA'l'HERINE HENV1'I'l' Iil.s11z HOl.BROOK JEAN JOHNSON IJOROTHV Konxrs JANICE NIKON Bayx IJURXVOOD HANBLTRX' KENNETH .JORDAN EUGENE MASON HORACE MCPHERSON BILI. PARKER J. T. PIERCE RUDOLPH SAWVRR BARBARA Pl-lII.l,lI'S PRAR1. PXERCE Lois PRICE JUNE ROBBINS Rum' Rocx Dm' SPENCER Emu: WALLACE IRENE WATRINS GEORGE Smmm' NA'I'PlAN Swans W1NsT0N 'I'Avl.oR Lmwoou VVILDER BILLY XIVOMMACK Jos WOMMACR .--A I-x. LE:-.IE ' NIARVIN .'XI.I.li'HNllJ WAI.'I'ER BROWN RALIQIGH BRYANT JIMMIE BIITI' CIIARLEE CAI-IUUN IiI.I,IswOR'I'H CAs'I'EI.I.O MORRIS CO'I rI,E ROIIERT CIILIJNS FRED CURLINO REGINALD CURLING L. C. DEIFORD CORRETTA AI,IaxANDIaR l':I.IiANUR ALEXANDER ALMA BOYCE IQLMA BRYANT JOYCE BRYANT PEARL BRYANT B li'I l'Y B II RG Ess SI-IIRLEY CON AUDREY CREEK: BIa'r'rY IJARDIEN 1 ,B I. L I FRE ROLAND DILLON JOE FORREST RAY GIMIIERT RAYMOND HARI'IEIl XVARRRN HAIQIlEI.l. EDWARD HARRIS RAY HARIIISON JUNIOR HILL WILLIAM HOll'l'ON CuR'I'Is HUMPHRIEE WIQIISTER JENKINS RAY JOHNSON CHRISTINE El.l,SXVOlL'I'H S'I'EI.LA RURE ORA FORIIEs VFHELMA HARllELl. ALICE l'JIiWl'l l' -JANE I'I0l.l.AND 'JEAN I'JUGl-IES LUIS JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON LELIA LANE CARRIE LAssITER HME Boy.: SYDNEY JOHNSON RAY .JON ES ROGER KOLTS ARMAND LEET DONALD LEET ,FED LIELAND JAMES MAPLES ALBERT BJCPHERSON CECIL MORRIS NELSON GDOM GORDON OLD GECJRGE PARKER G irls BETTY LEGGETTE JEAN LEGOETTE MEl.BA LEIGH BE'IuI'Y JANE LEWARIQ ELSIE LILLEY MAJORIE MORRIS EILEEN PIERCE BAARJORIE PIERCE LOUISE REGISTER RUBY RICHARDSON MARIE ROBERSON ff' ,mar ,.f.E:,: '- :Ak-5 BILLY PERRY SONEY PIERCE CLYDE SAWYER WILLIAM SAWYER RUSSELL SMITH BOBBY THORNTON EARL 'FODD RAY XVHITE CHARLES XVILLIAMS LINIYOOD VVOMMACK EUGENE VVOUD JEAN RGBINSON REATHA SAXVYER DORO'I'HX' SNYDER MARY ANN STALLINOS CONSTANCE SWAIN IRENE SYVINDELI. BERTHA WARD BARBARA VVILLIAMS AUDREY VVOODHOUSE XVANDA YOUNG -pun--1 GENE ARRINGTON OTIS BAKER CLYDE BOWYER NORNTAN BUNCH WILI.IAM BUNCH NORMAN BUNTING WILLIAM BUTI.ER CHARLES CLOUGH MARVIN COWAN VINCEN'r DANIELS LUTHER DOANE RAY DILLON JAMES EDWARDS CHARLOTTE ABBOTT NORMA ANGE RUTH BACCUS CHARLOTTE BARRSDALE RAOMA BARNES JEANETTE BROWN BEULAH CAMPBELL MARIE CLOUGH FRANCES CREERMORE NANCY CUTHRELL ANNE DODSON MAIKX' ETHERIDGE DOLLIE EVERTON EIGHTH GRADE Bays DCJNNIE EVERTON HARRY FARMER BILLY FORBES RAY FORBES IRVING FOND EUGENE GOODRICH JUI.IAN CQREENOUGH JESSE HARDISON GIBSON HARRELL DONALD HATCH RAY PIENLEY ROBERT JENKINS ARTHUR JONES Girls ANNIE LAURCE GR1Fk'IN VERNA RAE HARRIS SHIRLEY I-IENLEY DOROTHY HOl,BROOK N'IARlE JERNIGAN MARY EARLE KING IRENE LASSITER DOIlIS'I.EWARK MARY' ELIZABETH LOVE RUTH LUI-TON BETTY MCBURNEX' AGNES MI1.l.Eli JANE MOOSE AI.l!ll2R'l' JIISTICE WILLIAM LIVERMAN JIMMY NIAILSHALL ARNOLD NION'l'GOMhRY RAYMOND MO'I'r CARL NENVXKEILN CLAUD NICROLS KEELING PARKER NIEI. PHELIIS ERIC PIERCE BRUCE PILLOW PIERMAN SAWYER MII RRAY SIM I-SON DORIS MORGAN J UANITA MORGAN JEAN OLIVER ROMA JEAN PARKER EUNICE PATH JANE PEEELES ANNIS PEGRAM ANN ROBINSON CORA LEE SAWYER EMILY SMALL LILIIIAN SMART ROMA SMITH ALICE SRRUILL .19 ANDREW SMITH BOIIIIY SIIIRES 'VHOMAS 'IJARRENTON MEI,X'IN TISDALE RAY IIWODID JAMES WALLACE BOIIIIY VV!-lI'l'E HDNVIN VV!-ll'I'Ii FRANK WILLIAMS IRVING WILI.IS BERNARD VVOMACR BERRY JYAVNIEIL HELEN STEVENS DORI,E'l I'A 'VHOMAS NIARION 'VIEDEMANN JANE VIWOLEIL GLORIA VVURNER MARGARET VVATTS DORIS XVHITE IRIS NVHITE PATRICIA VVHl'l'FlEl.D JOYCE WIl.I.!AMS MAIIY XVILSON MARX' WOODHOIISE I . . . ' A A - ,. Off' Y M ,, .- I - ' S ' ' f , EQTLYVILI.-, , f 1 -A ' I ix'-,-5, L ' A. . :if I . I LARRY BERRY IJAVHD BIINCII JIMMIIC CAsl-:Y IJZINVUOIJ CHAI'l'lil.I. HII.I.x' CIIRLINO I.IasI.IIa DANIIQI, AI.IIIaR'I' IJENNISON I'lliNIU' l'fARI,v Clilill. DOEIER BOIIIIY GILAIII Jm'I:E ANDERSON VII.As txllMS'l'llUNG DORIS BOYCIQ IJOROIIIY BOYOE JANE BUYCE JEAN Blll'I l'0N l I.ORIzNcE BRYANT MAllll,X'N BIIRIIESN JEANli'I l'li CARI.I2x' RII'I'IfI CIIRIs'I'I-:NNEN SIIIRLIE COI.Ia MARY ANN COORIQ MARION CIJRLINI: MARION DA1I,I3x' EVE TH GRADE ROIIERI' CEREENLEE H li ll II li lL'I' G R EGO R I' XVILHON GRIMIZS I.I1'I'IAI li R G I,I'I'IfI R I E KERAIIAM I'IARIUil.l, TIIOMAS HENDERSON JONIIPII PIODGIES BOIIIII' HORNIIIICRLE xvAI.'l'ER I'IUMl'l-HUES IDAVID HIINDI.EI' CA'l'HliRINIi DAVIS AIIDREY I I.Ox'D BIz'I I'x' GOODRIcII l,Al'NNEf1WYNN SIIIIu.Ev l'IAl.S'I'liAD l,0I.0RIiS HORIIIS l,OIs HlIN'l' ANNA JAORRON MIILIAN1 J ENNINGS FRANCES JONES JEAN LEGGE'I l' BE'I rv LONG GIZRALDINIS LEE DOROTHY h'lAS'l'ON Boy.: G iff: BII.I. HUNTER IiI.swOR'rH JERNIOAN BII.I.Y JOHNSON LEE JONES DONALD LIVERMAN IFIARVEY I,IvIzRmAN EDWARD MII.I.ER EI.sIvOR'I'H MORRIS FRANK PARKER WII.I.IE Russ JIEXVELI. MCGl.Al!GHON Rum' MOPHERSON ALICE MEACCDNI BE'r'I'Y MII.liS MARJORIE PERRY .DORIS PIERCE CAROLYN POx'1'I-IREss PATSY PUGII ROsAnEI.I.E RICE J UNE KEETER EMMA LEE ROCK BARIIARA ROIINTREE SHIRLEY ROIINTREE IRIS STEWART EMMETT SAWYER XVALLACE SAWYER JAMES S'I'RIcRI.AND CALVIN SYIQES JOHN WHI'I'EHURs'r CARI.'I'ON WII.I.IARIs IQICHARD WII.I.Is CHARLES XVINSLOXV ERNEST VVRIGHT ROSA B EI. I.E STEXVA R'I' BE'I I'Y JOE SYRES HELEN 'IJATIJM JIINE THOMAS ANN VIXODD BEssIE 'IIOIJD FAY 'I'RAF'I'ON JOYCE WARREN BE'l I'Y LEE WII.I.IAMs DORIS WII.I.IAMs EI.IzAI3E'I'II WII.I.IAIIIs J EAN WII,I.IAMs LENNIE LEE XVOOD XVILMA YOUNG School xi! 'f K 1 - - ixfrwv - -as rf . N. Y K VJ! Q3 D+ mfr. j u Tr'-pf ? ., .' , V X X X X fi K , KJ K fi mj 62 6 'Q k f i 'S 'fl' si'-if FI my 'nun fl mag ggaQ,Uf12fu . , . ,LH Q hyyiit-,gi Q ' , I 'HE I , , . Q 1 1 V nina-I - A .Q :-1 Jw .. , ,. -' i q -',ia..'i-.1..'. , 4-. ., - 'E' !J nl ,la Y , nag' l',j:!:EiH.f' .ggi 4 ' ' ' ' .' f -' Lx.: - 'fi . N gl. ,.,:g. ,Lrg E . V 1, lv ,qw-'I .. Hg, 11 f' '-.w. , 44 V- I -. , ' 1 ,- ,- -:,- .e.:. L11 1 1 . V ,1m,u,- '-H-nw, as 4 T it P ,,J,:' 'Ml e ag f fm lr, 'JJ E73-,:.', . . -FJ Eff 'QL Q: . -ee . . nl'-' - - 'A 'A .t -11:n11xmf,.'asf.J':?::::ii.A, SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE SENIOR CLASS-S. N. H. S. PRESENTS HNIRS. IVIINIVERH By .IAN S'rRU'r1-ma Dirnfml lb' Miss MARY 'KNIGHT fls.rz'.flm' by RNIILY MCPHERSON Carrying the major responsibility in the cast of Mrs. Minivern were june Tavenner as Mrs. Mmiver and Emmett Holt as Clem both of whom fave clear I 4 , and vigorous performances. Able assistance in creating and sustaining the atmosphere of this war play was rendered by ltlizabeth Lowe, Rose Marie Harris, Alma Nolan, Ray Long, June lVhite, Tommy Stallings, Ray Sykes, Louise Morgan, and Alvin Yavner. Special mention is accorded the evacuee children Amos Poythress, -lean Brinson, Frances Leet, and Ray Johnson, the younger children of the Minlvers. By their interpretations of childhood escapades, they brought much warmth and human comedy into the play. Earl Todd and William l-Iorton are to be congratulated for their excellent rendition of sound eflects. The cast, under the direction of Mary Knight, assisted by Emily McPherson, takes this opportunity to express its appreciation to all those who assisted in making Mrs, Miniverl' a success. RED CRGSS COUNCIL OFFICERS S'l'ELl.A BURR ..... ....., .......... P r efzdent CSEORGE XVAl.l.E'I'T ..,. .... I fire-Preszdenf VIVIAN H.'X1lIl12l.l, ........ ..... S ecretarg Trezzswer MEMBERS 104 Eusns VVALLACE 205 SONEY PIERCE 107 108 201 202 204 A l.1cE H EVVI'l l' CA R1.'rON FZLLIS IJOROTHY VAN VLEEK IQOIHERT BARR 'IANICIZ NIXON 'IRENE XVATKINS IEAY LONG ,EMILY MCPHIEIISON 'DOROTHY FORISHAND XYORTHY PEGRAM 206 207 208 209 210 SYDNEY JOHNSON THELMA HARRELI. MARGARE'F TODD HAIIIQY SPRUIL1. SHIRLEY HENI,EX' GENE ARRINGTON LOIS JOHNSON WILLIAM HCJRTON LARRY BERRY EMMA LEE ROCK 'FI-IOMAS TARKENGTON CHARLOTTE ABBOTT COMMERCIAL CL MISS ANNE SCO'r'I' . , .X'pm1,mr OFFICERS Fl.IZABE'l'H Lows . ...... . PI'c.riIicnl Ross NIARIE Hmuus . . LouIsIa MORGAN . .ALIVIA NfDl.AN EMILY McPIII3IzsnN . JEAN BRINSON VIVIAN DAII. .I IaANI5'I I'a HA'I'CHIiI.I, ALICE l'Iu'I'cI-IAIAII NlAllGlJERI'l I'E SMIIII MEMBIYRS . Vin'-l'1'e.fiflI'11t . , . . . . . Sl?l'l't'fIlI1X . . ..., 'l'ruzz.r1m-r . Clull Reprmlfr SIIIIu,nI' S'I'.AIuIcmIuI JIINI-1 TAVENNIQII CHIIISTINE WI-II'I'Iz EUGENIA NVICKIZNS DOIUITIII' W1 N S I.ow I TIGER TALES STAFF EDITORIAI. DEPARTMENT VIRGINA MYERS ETHE1. HAR:-En JUNE XVHITE BEl,l4E XVARDEN NEWS Dlil'ARTMl2N'I' Awrmm CIUTHRIIC ' RUTH K1zR'roN Hlil4liN .IACNSUN G1.oluA B1n'AN'r SPORTS Dl1II'AR'I'MIiN'I' Muna Iloznzk C.-xu.v1N LANE ANNE Xvlhllliil B1x.l.x' Russ EI,,EMIiN'I'ARY NEWS I'1I.IiANOR CURLING I.uc1ua'rmA NEVVBIZRN MAllC1l.l!ilil'l l'li SMITH RAYMUND IJOANE FliA'l'URl'I DIil'AR'I'MEN'I' I3'lmNcvas I.liE'l' Sulxzmzv 'l'w1N12 Noxwm l,12lcCr-mruu' HEl4EN SMALL BUSINESS DEPAR'I'MEN'l' RAY LONG DEl.l'l1lNif CAs1'12I.ow FXCHANGI11 DIQPARTM PINT I'11.1zAu mu Rock MARGARET' QHORTON K., FRE CH CLUB MRQ PIIIAIIETI-I CiARRE'l I'IQOUNTREY . . . MARK ALEXANDER JIMM I' B U'I I' El.I.SXVOR'I'H CAS'I'EI.LOXV L. C. DEFORD CARLTON ELLIS EDXVARD LIARRIS VVILLIAM HORTON CORE1'rA ALEXANDER ALMA BOYCE F,I.MA BRYANT .JOYCE BRYANT PEARL BRYANT BE'r'I'v BUILCESS SHIRLEY Cox AUDREI' CREEF BE'IVI'v DARDEN CHRISTINE l'iI.I.swOR'rH S'I'El.I.A PIURE ORA FORIsEs 'I'I-IELMA HAIlREl.I, JANE Hlll.l.AND JEAN HUKIHES Loxs JOHNSON LELIA LANE TED I.lEI.AND NELSON OIJONI CLYDE SAWYER YVILLIAIVI SAWYER RIIssELl. SMITH IQAY WIIITI2 CIIARLEN vVlI.l.IAMS CARRIE I.ASSl'I'Ell B E'I'rY LEGS Il'I I'lS MELIIA LEIGH HLSIE I.lI,I.Y MARX' MORRIS HILEEN PIERcE MAIIJOIKI I2 PIERCE LOUISE REOIs'I'ER RIIIIY RICHARDSON JEAN ROBINSON l':l.IZAHE'I'l-I SAWYER DOIiO'l'PlY SNVDI-:R MAILY ANN S'rAI,I.INOs IRENE SWINDELI. BERT!-IA VV.-'XRD BARBARA VVIIILIAMS WVANDA YOUNG I yt- SJ.- GOOD CITIZ ROOM 207 Romn .IRAN PAIUUQR, Presidml GENE Axuu Nc:'roN, Vice- President ,I AN ra l'1a1:1u.1zs, .Hkfrrclary Ims W HITE, Trmmrcr ROOM 2209 ICMMA Rock, Presidmll Bonm' G1 LLIAM, lf'iru-Prznvidmzl DoNA1.n I.lv1aluv1AN, Serrclrulv limvmm M1l.l.12R, T7'ElI5ll7'6'I' NSI-IIP CLUB ROOM 210 IDONNIE EVERTON, President C!-lAIll.O'l I'E BAm4sDA1,E, Vire- Bxsruu' 1rAVNEll, Secrclmy EMI Lv SMALL, Treaszrrer ROOM 208 JIMMY MARSHAl.I., Pravidenl NOILMAN ANGE, Vine-President DORIS MORGAN, Secrelary Jessi: HARDISKEN, Trea.rm'er ROOM 106 1iMM1a'r'1' SAWYER, Prcxidmt I HARVEY L1vE1v.MAN, Vice-I rc'.vir1w1! Ixus S'1'mvAu.'r, St't'7'Efll7:'Y .I EAN B1u'l'r0N, Treamrw' Prexident B E T A C L U B I'V11!1'nz1rzl H 0110? Socizfv LEAUERSH I l'1CHARAC'I'E R1ACHl EV EM ENT OI I ICl'fRS JUNE 'l'AvIaNNI2II ..,.. .... , . I,INImIsIzGIIjoNI2s . LEII Brmcrsss ..... EI,IzA1aE'I'H Lows ..... MIss LUcII.I.Iz SCAFF . . MEMBERS JEAN Bruwsox GLORIA BIWANT WII,I,IAIv1 GALLUP MARoAIu2'I' HOR'l'llN LOUISE MOIQGAN ALMA NChI.AN ALICE PnI'rcI-IARD MoI!n.' Dacamus nlliis servicndo- Let us lead . lfiff- l'rf.v1flz'ut . . . Trmsznw' . . Secrclarjf Sjmmm' AI.vIzv.NA Rocmzsox MAIIY LOU SAGNE'l I'E Dorwvm' VAN VI.I2Iax Duxus Wmrcmn CHRISTINE WIIITIQ IiIIcIzNIA VVIcIu2Ns IJOILOTHY WINsI.ow by serving others. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS 'FRANCES IIIEIYI' . ...... . Prexideut I OIIINI: NIORGAN ..... .... I ficrf-Prwident IX ORIH l.EIa'I' . . . Serrcfazlv-Trcfzszzm' MI'R'I'I.E SMIIII , . . SFOIIXOI' MEMBERS MAXINE ANSELL ALMA BOYOE J EAN BR1'I I'0N HLMA BRYANT Il'I.ORENcE BRYANT NIAIUIIYN BI1RGIsss MAllX' l,OI.I BuRI.As Ru'rI-I CI-IRIs'I'ENsEN SHIRLEY Cox NIARION CIIRLING MARION DAILEI' CATIIERINE IJAVIS ANNE DOIJSCJN YVILSON CPRIMES SHIRLEY HAl,S'I'EAlJ ROSE NIARIE HARRIS J EAN E'r'rE HA'FCHEI. L JEAN HUOI-IES ANNA JACKSON IVIIRIAM JENNINGS I,OIs JOHNSON JIINI2 KEETER FRANCES LEET MARJORIE LEE'I' BE'I'I'I' LONG DORIS MORGAN LOUISE MOIKGAN El.I.SYVOR'l H MCJRIKIS ALMA NOLAN BARBARA PHIIII-s EILEEN PIERCE CAROLYN POYTI-IREss PATSY PUOH LOUISE REGISTER ANN ROBINSON JEAN ROBINSON BARBARA ROUNTREI' SHIRLEY ROUNTREX' WILLIAM STEVENSON ROSA BELLE S'l'EXVAR'l' EARL TODD FAI' TRAFTON El,1.EN 'IJWINE BELLE XVARDEN EUGENIA WICKENS CARLTON VVILLIAMS DAVID BUNCH MARJORIE PIERCE A! UTRITIO CLUB J EA N BRITTON DAVID BUNCH MARILYN BURGESS MARY' Lou BuR1.As IQUTH CHRISTENSEN SI-IIRLI:Y Com: MARION CURLING JEFF DAVIS WlI.SON GRIMES JEAN HUGHES MIRIAM JENNINGS MEM BFRS J EAN I.Ec:cm'r'1' BIa'I'rY LONG IQAY LoNo ALICE MIEACKDM CARoI.YN PoY'rHREss PATSY Puma EMMA LEE Rocx BARBARA IQOUNTILEE SHIRLEY IQOUNTREE ROSA BIaI,1,Is STEWARI JOYCE VVARRHN vJ,4 ,LV rx' Iv A ff ,.:.15vs2'F ' MO OGRAM CLUB ANNE BAvu4snAl.ra Dmurrl-lv IIOILIEIIANIJ slIIRI.liI' I-Ionmzs uluvulz -ImlNsoN IQIDWARIJ H1u'AN'r Gus CA1L'ms CHAI-MAN CURIJNG W11,1.1AM DAN. .IRI-'I-' IJAVIS xNIAI.'l'IiR Draws H A u R Y Fo u la:-1 A ND Bunm' fIAI.l.lll' IVIIQMBERS Girls I'IRANCES I.E1i'r .I IEA N I .EGG Ii'I I' G1z1:A1.mNn MA1-1. l'12A1u, Pusxzcrz Ho-vs PfMMm r I-Iom- I,r:1a I'IOR'l'ON CALVIN LANE 'I'oMMx' I,,wmuv1AN IQAY LONG I,i.m'D I.cwl3'r'1'1a jon Mums I.AUxuc1s PARRON IES .IUNE BONNEY I'II.SI E RUBIZI!'I'S I :NNN VIILDER ALVIN PATH J J.'I'.Im1zcs EMMn'r'r SAWEN IX'IAUllICE VVHITE Al1N0l.u YOUNG Amos I'ox'1'r-misss ,IAMEs Russ WH1'1'ra tv' M- W 0 va 1- ffiiy' -' , ,. 14 .fa , JU ICR HIGH CHORAL CLUB Miss XNIANDA FIARRISON . . fmzdmlm Ilwl: Pl2LBI.liS ,.... . 1,lfHll.ff NORMA ANGE RUTH Bfxccus .IRAN Bru'r'roN NIARIE CLOUGH Domxuss Hmuus Sullamzx' HENI.EX' ANNA JACKSON IVIARY FZARLE KING Gx:1zAl.mNE LEE BE'r'rv LONG MARX' Love RUTH LUPTON JUANITA MKDRGAN Rum' NICPHERSON Eumcls PATH MEMBERS ANNIS l'nfmAM IQILEEN PIERCE CAILULYNIE l'm r111uass ANNE ROBINSON .I EAN RUHINSON HIN41'v1A Luau Rock Colm SAxvx'l5u. liM11.x' SMALL ROMA SMITH ROSA Bl2l.l.lE S'l'lEWAR'l Mmuox 'l'1121mMAN JANE Tourzra Ixus XVI-11'rl: Doms Wu.1.1AMs ,1 r SOUTH ORFOLK HIGH CHOOL BA D Miss AMANDA HARRISON . CLYDE Bowymz RAl.1sxGH BRYAN1' 'DAVID BUNCH XvAl.'l'liR Dnws Nlll.'l'UN IQIJWARDS DUN Nl E l'1VliR'l'0N RM' FORBES .lon FORREST' VIULIAN GIlEEN0llGl-I W1x.soN CQRXMES M11,nuuN HINIZS IJUNALU I,1vr-:RMAN Mulcuocx MASKJN NEI.SON Onom .IIMMY Ovmz'roN BILL PARKER IXIEMBICRS . Culldlzffol Somax' PIERCE l'ImvA1uJ Sx'r'rmsoN ANDREW SMITH THOMAS 'l'ARKEN'l'oN REGINALD 'l'nu1zBLooD IIAY XVHITE IJNXVOOD W1 msn joxs XVOMACR HILEEN PIERCE :IEAN ROBINSON 'FED Smvv B11.1.x' Boron Mmfwoon X'VAl.I.ACE DONALD Moss DICKY HOI,I,AND VICTORY CORPS RED PLATOON First Lt.- Elizabeth Lowe. Sgt.-Eugenia W'ickens. Cpl.--Helen Stevens. Pfe.-- David Bunch, Shirley Halstead, Dorothy Maston, Shirley Rountree, Andrew Smith, Jr., Darletta Thomas, Pvt.-Lawrence Beedie, Jeanette Bowyers, Janet Carter, Ruth Christensen, Leslie Daniel, Jean Dew- berry, Grover Farmer, VVarren Hanbury, Virginia Harper, Freeman Hill, Marion Jennings, Donald Johnson, Harold King, Donald Liverman, Carl Porter, Carolyn Poythress, Patsy Pugh, Emma Lee Rock, Allen Russ, Paul Wilson, Billy Johnson, James Strickland, Jackie Cteef, Wilma Young. WHITE PLATOON First Lt.-Emily McPherson. Sgt.-Mary Lou Burlas, Alice Hewitt, Clycle Bowyer, Jr. Cpl.- Donald Hatch, Lois Johnson, Margaret Horton. Plc.-Jean Britton, Marilyn Burgess, Jane Holland, Betty Long, A.ice Meacom, Barbara Rountree, Jeanette Boyer, Doris Marie Boyce, Howard l7.ore, Wilson Grimes, Barbara Harrell, Verna Harris, WVilliam Horton, Anne Forbes, Jean Leggerte, Peggy Pierce, Billy Perry, Ann Robinson, Bobby Spires, Iris Stewart, Elouise Spann, Rosa Belle Stewart, Fay Trafton, VVilliam Vaught, Joyce Warren, Irene XVatkins, Zilla Mae Woolard. BLUE PLATOON First Lt.-Alma Nolan. Sgt.-Delphine Castelow, Jeli' Davis, Emmett Holt, Ray Long, Ray VVhite. Cpl.-Gloria Goodrich, Mary Elizabeth Love, Doris Morgan, Alverna Rogerson, Dorothy Snyder, Dorothy Winslow. Pfc.-Milton Edwards, Thelma Harrell, Jean Hughes, Patricia Wlhitfield, Alvin Yavner. Pvt.-Elma Bryant, Otis Baker, Shirley Cole, Albert Dennison, Wilma Gray, Jack Munden, Eileen Pierce, Edward Sitterson, Roma Smith, William Stevenson, Earl Todd. i'3-1 WA Q, , , K I .3 . Lil J sw ' I ' ,IQ L I L 4 H Name Joi: MII.ES ,.... . . . W1 L LIAM BRYANT. . , MAURICE WH1'r1s.. WILLIAM BENTON. PlMMIz'r'l' l'IOL'l'. . IRFF DAVIS , .. RAY l.oNc: ..,... WILLIAM DA11 ...,. .TESSIE ll'lARI'ER, CHAPMAN Cl'lll.INIG Wilson ........ Maury .,..,.... Holy Trinity ..... Suffolk ..,...... Crmlock ...... Kempsville. ,. Norview .. . . Oceana ..... far M11 ,.:!2,,..,.l- FGOTBALL TH E SQUAD Position Name ....GllH!'lf HARIAX' FOREHAND . , , . . ,Emi . . . .Gu1u'zz' . . . .Center ......,.E11rl . . , .Bark Field . . . . Tackle . . . ,Tczrlzlr . , . . Tllrkft' . . . .GIlIl7Yf Gus CAR'ros. , ......,... JESSIE SMALL, Co-Capmin. . .. . A1.v1N PATE ............. LEE l-loR'roN, Co-Capmin ARNoLo Youwo .......... l.Lovo LOVE'I l'IZ .,... VVAl.'I'IER Draws ..,, LAURIQE PARRoN SCORE BY GAMES , .... 13 0 South Norfolk ,,.. South Norfolk ,... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk ..,. South Norfolk ..,. South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... South Norfolk .... Poxilfon . . . Built . . ,Bark . . .Bark . .GllIl7'1! . . ,.,.. Em! . . .Bark . . .Bark . . . Buck . . .Bark 0 0 ,,,2l'i 0 ..,.,14 ,...,27 .....41 . .... 13 N41 me BOYS li uuov GAl,1.u 1' .... Jlzrl-' IJAVIS ..... CALVIN LANE. .. Amos Povrmmss .. RM' I.oNo .. , . .. j. 'l'. lhlaucxz ..,. St. ,loscph ..... Alumni.. . . , Portlock ...... Sr. joseph ...,. Maury ..,.,. Wilson ...... Mchlorncys . . . Norview .... Granby ,.... Norview., . . .. Holy Trinity ,... Maury ........ Granby ......, Portlock. ..... , . Holy Trinity ..., Wilson ......., BASKETBALL TEAM Position Name Posilion , . . ,Fwwzzrd JESSE SMAL1. . . . . . . . . .Guard . . . .Ccnler NVAIXVER Dsws.. . . . . . .Far-ward . . . . . .Guard RAY SYKES. . . . . . . . . . ..Cenlf'1' . . . .lfnrward LAURICE PARRON . . . . , . .Canter . . . .l arwm'd Bx'RoN Aunorr. . . . . . , .Gmmi . . . .Center BAS KETBALL SCORES SouthNorfollc.... SouthNorfolk.... ...U29 . . . 9 South Norfolk .... . . ,123 ....,1Sl South Norfolku.. .....17 . . .27 South Norfolk .,.. ..... 2 1 .....26 South Norfolkn.. .....20 .....27 South Norfolk... .....20 .....1l, South Norfolk.... South Norfolku.. .....21 .,,..22 SouthNorfolk.... .....59 ..,.,26 South Norfolkw.. .....34 South Norfolku.. .,...29 South Norfolku.. .....40 08 ....,2S South Norfolku.. .....4S South Norfolk .... ..,.. 3 1 South Norfolk .... ..... 4 7 .....29 .....4S Na me SHIRLEY HQDGES MARJOME Liam. FRANc12s l,1s1i'r. Climax' 'lNIAl'1.12s lirsns Ronslvrs ANNE XVI 1.01214 , St. Joseph ...,. Portlock ....,. St. Joseph ..... Norview ,.,. Norvicw ..,,., Holy Trinity .... GIRLS' BASKETBALL , Crzjrmizl .... .. PLA YFRS Poxilion Name . . . . .Guard , . . . . ,GIIIIVJ . . . , . .Hirwzzrzl . .G'1rz12'd-Cvnrw' ........GIHll'lf 1'lUl Z6'!1I'l'I'-CWIIHI' SCORE Oli' 'I' H li 9 ..,.10 9 43 ....l6 ....10 ANN BAiaksoA1.1z ,.... .... JUNE Wurrua ,..,.. ., jmzkus GOCDIBILICI1 ..,. ,.,. JEAN BAGi.lsx '........ ,... . l 0I lUIl7Yf Suuuigx' S'r'AiuxoA1un ...,. . , -Iovuic JOHNSON ........ .,. GIRLS' GAIVIE South Norfolk South Norfolk South Norfolk South Norfolk South Norfolk South Norfolk Portlock. ..... .... 2 2 South Norfolk Holy Trinity. . . ., ,.., IS South Norfolk , . ,. X Dono'rHi' FOREI-IAND ...,. ..,..,..... I1 flmzngw' MAllGAli ET HOR'I'KDN .... ,... A JJ.vi.vlrml Ilflllllllgtv' Mlss XIVINGO ...,..,,. .,..,...,.... C unch Posiziazz I 'brwnrrl , . Umm! l rn'wa.rd f urwzn'd . ,Guard ..,4l .,,l6 ...I7 ...35 15 ffgo ...26 C0lI1fIfflllEllff Qf enior Glass Uuwpwuu C 0mplz'me7zf.r qi' fzmzbr Cfazss IASMJI lniblnl KBXQI vie nie :ic Compliments of The City of South Norfolk The City of Pr0gre.r.v NIAYOR J. JAMES DAVIS TVIENIBERS OI' THE COUNCIL -I. 'l'. l orchand -I. E. hleginley A. B. Howell IS. Henley H. E. Winston CLERK VV. T. hladrin CITY ATTORNEY TILIAL JUSTICE C. F. Whitley Herman White IJIRECTOR or PUBLIC XVORKS SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC VVELFARE C. H. Hughes Margaret VVest DEPARTIXTENT OF HEAI.TIi Dr. I. L. Chapman CIIIE11' OF FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE DEPARTIVIENT S. H. Dennis, jr. E. L. Boyce TREASURER W. M. Townsend COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE H. P. Lane CITY SERGEANT E. S. Overmzln JUSTICES or THE PEACE C. IC. Ansell C. E. XvilllZlll1S N. H. lX'IOrse Best Pyisfzes to the 1943 Sembr Cfazss meow: SCHOOL BOARD MR. S. RODGERS MR. R. B. IQOVVLAND, .lR. NIR. C. L. VVILLIAIVIS, Clzairmzzvz T. C. ANDERSON- .O,.......... -..- ......,.O. -Diifiyion S1Lperi1zte1zde1IL H. C. PAXSON, JR.. Y,A.H. .. .W,.............,,,...,....,, Prinfijnal A4188 DOROTHY H. 'TRUI'I l'-- ....O,..... -.---EZfvnm!ary Superfviyor TEACHERS NIABEL BEALI2 RU'1'H BOAZ NONIE BONNEY Ross A. BOYD MARY VVILLIAMS BENTON CATHERINE BRAY BERNICE BURTON MARGARET BURTON WINS1'ON COBB NIABEL COXVAND ELIZABETH DUKE NIARGARET DUNCAN ELSIE ELLIS .IIMMIE FRANKLIN NTAYSVILLE CEAMMON AMANDA HAIQRISON SARA JAMES FLORENE JONES BARBARA ISETTLER IVIARY KNIGIIT DONALD J. LANGLEY AUIQELIA I. LEIGH BROYVNIE LESTER lVIARTHA LINDSEY CORA J. IXACIDOXVELL ROSE D. NLORRISETTE AVIILDRED IVIORRISON EDNA PARKER SHANAH PULLIAIYI WILLIA PULLIAM ELIZABETI-I G. ROUNTREY LUCILE SCAI-'I-' ANNE SCOTT AfIYR'I'LE SIYIITII LILLY SPAIN CALVERT SPILLMAN LOUISE S'I'liPl'IENSON NIARY AIO. TAVENNER IQATI-ILEEN TAYLOR LIURLEY D. TURNER LOUISE WVAFF EVELYN VVALKE IlU'l'H WKVALKER NIARGAREI' B. W EST MARION LEE VVEST NIABEI. WIVINCO IQUTII E. NVRIOIIT Cam fJfz'111e11f.r Qfffze South Norfolk Parent Teachers Assoeiatlon 0720453 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXEC UTIVE BOARD President ..o..,,o.o..... ,lX'IRS. RAY'hIONlJ NVALLACL lst Vice-President ........... NIRS. R. D HOLLAND Znd VTCC-Pl'CSidCl1I---.- . .... NIRS. R I C RISSOM Sccretary---.- ....... .,... N IISS AIABLL BEAIL Assistant Secretary .o.. w..... A 'IRS. E B PERRX Trcz1surcr---. .............,. NIRS. NORMAN! NIORSL Historian ,LM ,.....,........ NIRS. HAIKRX bum ARI MR. T. C. ANDERSON NIISS DOROTHY IVFRUITT MRS. T. BUTT AIRS. T. BUTT MRS. FRANK DOZIER MRS. Iinwooo SMITH MRS. S. XV. VVILSON MRS. A, A. SAXVYER MISS CATHERINE BRAY MRS. EARL KING NIRS. RAYMOND FUNK MRS. VV. 'THORNTON MRS. MRS. D. P. VVH1'1'1f1151.D J. T. TVIARSI-IALL BEST WISI-IES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS D. Straughn Mann Merchants 81 Planters Bank Sewing the Sozethside for Forty-Three Years Three Convenient Locations Berkley ee- Campostella - South Norfolk BERKLEY'S OLDEST BANK Member Federal Deposit Imu1'a1zce Corp. Jllember Federal Re.s'erz'e Syytem EPSRC M :dc onh DI Pepsi-Cola COMWW' Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. - Norfolk, Va. GET YOUR EXERCISE at the South Norfolk Health Center Complinents of W. C. Arrington 8: Co. Incorporated Taylor Parker Co., lne. MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES 47 Commercial Place Phone 51631 F. K. Carlon 81 Co. Incorporated Marine and Industrial - SUPPLIIES - 33 COMMERCIAL PLACE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA C'07IZfJZI?7I6 7ll.Y of '5Tiger Talesn BEST WISHES FROM The Beta! Club I OUR CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduates of South Norfolk High School jf 3701111 1V'IlUl7'6' Citizeuf, 'Monroe Drug Co. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. QQ? Norfolk Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. Compliments of 2 o 4 Compliments of GROWERS EXCHANGE I NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA-CAROLINA Compliments of INC. W. A, Robertsgn Industrial Engineers Contractors 1 Rlarine Electricians HAMPTON ROADS Supplies : Repairs PAPER COMPANY 1006 East Main Street NORFOLK :Z VIRGINIA Preston's Pharmacy, Inc. THE REXALL STORE l401 Poinndexter Street South Norfolk, Virginia Establ ished 1913 Compliments of Townsend Bros. Compliments of The Henry Walke, Co., Inc. MILL SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Sappel. Sz COMMONWEALTH Incorporated BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION General INC. AU!0m0bi10 Repairing Home once: 314 B. ,i.s h sum and Painting NORFOLK,VIRGINIA R BURROUG HS, PRES. S. VICE P J. B. CROS - RES. L. W. GRISWOLD, SEC--TREAS. lixlrzblixllrrl 1910 R. A. Burroughs 81 Co., Inc. Brass, Copper, Bronze, Everdur, Monel, Nickel, lnconel and Aluminum In Sheet, 'Rocl, Pipe, Shafting, Wire, Tubes, and Compression, Flare, Screw and Sweat Fittings SlIl'l'f lllrlal Supllliznv In Cupprr am! Glllflllllllzfd Church and VVater Sts. Norfolk, Va. Bert Wiyhey to the Senior Clan of .7943 SOUTH NORFOLK FURNITURE CO. L. D. llAXVLS, Prop. VV. H. IQANVLS, Illgr. 519 Liberty St. Phone Berkley 238-R COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . J. R. Williams Funeral Home South Norfolk Womble Box Corp. WOOD BOXES Newton Park Norl'olk,Va. Conoco Station HERMAN DENNIS Cor. Poindexter and Chesapeake Phone Berk. 631-J Compliments of ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Phone 21440 Norfolk, Va. Wood Lumber Co. DIMENSION TIMBERS and MILL WORK Cross 'l,'ics, Poles and Piling S35 VVilson Road South Norfolk, Virginia Berkley Feed Corp. FEED 1 SEED Phones 385-386 Complimeutf Complimenlf of of 106 104 Complimentf Crmzplimerztf of 01' 202 203 H. M. Kadis 81 Sons Incorporated 1022-1024 Main Street Norfolk, Virginia Distributor: of Tiny Bess Peas and Butter Beans These quality products served in the High School Cafeteria EES T W I SHE S from The Junior Leader Club Compliments of A FRIEND Compliment: of Svpkes Jfuneral Iaume Compliments of THE PEOPlE'S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE AN D SURETY BONDS Berkley and Norfolk, Va. W. B. Dawley 81 Co. REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 211 XV. Berkley Avenue Phone 36 Compliments of A. C. Slmms 118 Bank St. Phone 21528 NORFOLK, VA. Representing ROYAL TYPEWRITERS World's No. 1 Typewriter Save 7 Miles Between the Cities Vllhen you come to Norfolk or the beaches, crossing the Camposlella or B e r k l e y Compliments of T. G. Harrell h r i cl g e s , always follow GENERAL ll. S. Route 460 across the NOI'l-illli-P'Ul'lSl110lll.ll Bridge CONTRACTOR I L .raver you time and money Overton's Market Berkley, South Norfolk and IIIANIIQAPHISSING :vom 130 West Berkley Avenue Portloek and Buy Ag- 1409 Poindexter Street OVFRTON'S And Saw, Phone Berkley 606 DARDEN,S Serving. Souflz AN0rf0lk Fifty-Fwe 1 ears Riflll -' Cfeilllly VVe have a reputation to Milk By Music Cerlffied Guermey Lakeside Dairy Farms uphold and when you say iiWILSON,S,, you merely ask for, and get the Best in the City. S. W. WILSON Phone 737-738 We Deliver TAT E M95 Compliment: Pharmacy of Chesapeake Ave and Ohio Street RUUIYZ 210 We Fill Prescriptions PHONE BERKLEY 260 OR 9178 Complimenty of Complimenty DR. PEPPER of A Frlend Bottling Company Compliments of Etheridge Baylor C077LfJf'i?7ZE71Z5 of Hgfheimer Graham Funeral INC- Home Real Estate and Insurance J. R. GRAHAM 420 Boush St. Norfolk,Va. R. B. Rowland, Jr. 1105 Portlock Road Norfolk, Virginia Pet Ice Cream HEALTH FOOD 1210 East Liberty Street Compliments Coimpmmiuu of of T H E H U B J. U. Addenbrookis Sons, Inc. CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Authorized Capital, 355,000,000 222 W. Berkley Avenue NORFOLK, VIRGINIA C. L. OLD, President S. VV. LYONS, JR., Vive-Pres. G! Ser'y J. J. Pxuucmason, Trras. IVW 'will adfvnnez' you money lo help pay for your home Norfolk College Of Business Administration Expert Instruction In Finance, Business Administration High Accounting, Secretarial Science Free Employment Service Clzarlereei to C ofyfer Degrees -Neztionalbf ficereriited Compliments of FRANK R. FDRD, Inc. Jewelers and A B B G T T S Silversmiths 229 Granby Street Teleplione 25345 Norfolk, Va. Records -- Sheet Music Musical Instruments Stagg Piano Co. 234 West. Bute Street Dial 24412 Norfolk, Virginia W. Q. Stnara Qin. Travelers' Court South Norfolk, Virginia On Route 13 R. C. ROWLAND Owner Telephone Berkley 9172 Complimevzty of Rosedale Dairy Stores Norfolk Portsmouth South Norfolk Virginia Beach Qcean View L. SNYDER Department Store 177. the Low Rent Dirtrict 151-161 Church St. Norfolk, Va. Between Plume Str. and City Hall Ave. .T 0 ...- Free Parking Lot at Our City Hall Ave. Entrance Burfoot Esso Service JOHN A. BURFOOT Acme Electric Co. 1715 Liberty sneer smith Norfolk, vifgaiiaa Phone Berkley 2082 Legum Furniture Corporation Finest Furniture At Lowest Cost SOL S1KlE LEGUM 132 Church Street Norfolk,Va. The Grand Leader 1415 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Virginia Phone Berkley 552 South Norfolk Taxi Phone Berkley 21 BRUWN IIUICK-UP FUR EULA PICK-UP N EHI BOTTLING COMPANY NORFOLK Defense Calls Come First - Call - Snell Bros. Cab Ofllfllfd and 0p1'f!Ifl'd by SNELL BROS. 9 A and Poindexter Sis. South Norfolk Berkley l659 Coinplivrzevztf Of Smith 8zWelton Compliments of South Norfolk Radio Co. 1009 E. Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia Compliments of Oakdale Rebecca Lodge No. 17 Compliments of COPPERTHITE PIE CO. C077lPll7Il6'71f,Y of 20 8 Compliments of NATIONAL CLEANERS Compliments of TPHft0ll,S Beauty Shoppe Compliments of W. YV. GRIFFIN Blue Bonnet Hat Shop Exclusive but not expensive +05 Boush St. Phone Norfolk 33497 Compliments of MaeHorney's Restaurant Compliments of - F I N E 7 S - Granby Street at College Place Compliments of G. W. FOREHAN D Staple and Fancy Groceries, Meats Vegetables and Fruits THE ALBANY Restaurant and Banquet Hall IV1' Cater To Largo Parties 115 Brooke Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Compliments of COMMERCIAL CLUB Compliments of McCallum Inspection Co. Inspection Engineers and Chemists Compliments of Poy11e1 s Service Station Amoco Cas and Oil Phone 9115 BERKLEY SOUTHLAND IRON AND METAL CO. ' Buyers of Scrap Iron, Metal and Rubber 132 NV- Befkleb' AVE- N0ff0llf. VH- Indian River Road on Virginian R. R. Phone Berkley 263- GOGD SHOES E. C. 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