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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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I Q V ,X , x Your Flag and My Flag Your flag and my flag, And how it flies today ln your land and my land And hall' a world away! Rose-red and blood-red The stripes forever gleamg Snow-white and soul-white- The good forefathers' dreamg Sky-blue and true blue, with stars to gleam aright- The gloried guardian ofthe day, a shelter through the night. Your Hag and my Hag! To every star and stripe The drums beat as hearts beat And fifers shrilly pipe! Your Hag and my Hag- A blessing in the skyg Your hope and my hope- lt never hid a lie! Home land and far land and half the world around, Old Glory hears our glad salute and ripples to the sound! Your Hag and my Hag! ' And, oh, how much it holds- Your land and my land- Secure within its folds! 2 Your heart and my heart Beat quicker at the sightg Sun-kissed and wind-tossed- Red and Blue and White. The one flag-the great Hag-the Hag for me and you- Glorified all else beside-the Red and White and Blue! -'XVILBUR D. NESBIT Eacficafion ln grateful appreciation to our boys and girls Whose happy school days were spent at South Norfolk High School, you who are so valiantly defending those prin- ciples which you learned here, we pledge our faith in you, and solemnly promise that l ocracy we will keep liurning brig 1 t home a there the lamp of c em l ly ,til you come gain. As a token of we dedicate this victory is s u e of TH E VFIGERH oo o A 'K' IE. rl.. - I T 1,:f.' my wa - iv.. if X X v A 1',1 . j Q ww Um 1 vu w ' uw w., 1 4 w W J I -f 'i' ' ' SCHOOL BOARD CITY OF SOUTH NORFOLK R. B. IQOVVLAND J. S. ROGERS C. L. VVILLIAMS ...,.. ......... C haiffhizzn Miss AURELIA I. LEIGH. .... Clerk r.,, - , , k . l i r v 1 l I I 1 STUDENTS! Living in times like the present is a challenge to each of us. To those Lof you who are leaving school at the end of this session, remember that your place in life is an important one, whether it means being a member of the armed services or filling a place on the home front. Wliatevei' service you are called upon to render, may you be worthy of being an American, who places value upon life, liberty, and happiness. Wlhen you are faced with an emergency you always come through, but do we consider each and every day such an im- portanliitime? This may be the day, the hour, the job that is the turning point in our history. May we be ready. xy, 'rs GPX, wgfjgb x oh. I ,ff N WL J' FAC ULTY LOUISE APPLEWIIITE IVla1h1'mr1tir.v NIABEL BEALE VIEW' I BRADSHAYV My Clark Y 6' GRACE DARDEN Scicnre MAR-IORIE FELTS Lnlin AURELIA I. LEIGH 1-Ixsixlrlrzt Prirlfijml I RTHA LINDSEY Guidance MADELINE MODLIN Englixlz CORA NICDOXVELI, Eighth Gradr BESSIE MAE PAXSON ' Biolo y f 4' I , 0 , WV 1 ACULTY GEORGIE PI-IILPO'I 'l' Pl1y.viml Edurwlilm EDITH SAYRE l r r'7Il',I, Sjranixll and 1111 LUCILE SCAFF Mzzlhfzrlaiirs AN N E SCOTT Com mfrcfal ALICE SEEBERT Ilamz' Eronomirs MYRTLE SMITH l,fllI'IIl'i1l7I IVIARGARET VVEST Cifuim' nm! 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UfmQQ1. j,AI1,A15f .Qg5 3, q 1.wTfJ1w -- ,gygiifi W uw, ,, sms, mg wwi::vw-fJwwi'aiss,a?i?5?5?iTQ1weufU1w:':w1Mwxf?3WxefiW IhQ N 4' - , -' ,Q BUDDY CIALLUP SHIIALEY Homsnb LINDBERGH .Iomzs THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 OFFICERS BUDDY GAl.I.Ul' ....... .... . . . .......,...... Pazavidezzt LINDBERGH JONES , . ..... Vice'-Prafideifi SHIRLEY HODGES. ..... . . .Secrefmly-Tn'a.s'1zn'r Clasx C0!07 .v.' VVhite Flowwm' Red Rose M0tlo.' To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yieldn at i it: IOR ,ii iii ii, , V, vw .J 5 I ,W :Wu feta if iw wily CHARLES WILLIAM ACREE Zoot, as he is known hy his friends, was one ofour silent seniors. Charles, as his nick-name suggests. loves Zoot suits, cheeks, and plaids of all sorts. Loud in clothes, quiet in manner, Charles is looking l'orwzircI to a Navy Yard career. VERNON GILBERT BAILEY, JR. t Vernon, better known as Wild Bill, has made many friends in the short time he has been a member ofour class. He has a jolly word for everyone and you will find him xvilling to do his part in anything, He and his car are a timely addition to our class. it ali' uv , - uv ROB ERT FLETCI-I ER BA B B Robert is our glamour boy. il' you saw him youid think soo too. Every item of his costume must he just right or hes very unhappy. I-Ie has an eye for feminine loveliness as you can readily see from his frequent changes from blonde to brunette or red head, We can depend upon Ilfobert for work or fun, we need more class members like UTI. GLENN WARD BUNCH Glenn, or Honeybunch, as he is known throughout the school, is a very quiet person. His friendly attitude toward everyone has won him many friends. G1cnn's favorite class is the Wednesday morning assembly. I-le plans to join the Navy to see the world, then l1e's going to buy a farm and settle down. EDWARD ERNEST BRICKELL, JR. Eddie, the President of the Toothlcss Club, has a personality all his own. He is a very loquacious and jocular person. NVhenever you see Eddie, better known as The Ripper, he is as carefree as they come. He has wlenty of common sense, but cloesn't always use it to the lvest advantage, He is the wolf of the Senior Class. - S IOR SA D QE' 4 fi-f -'f ' L -V-1 fi-' S. l:?l,1gi.L.. : tilt aim-ci. if' L Nagy, ' 7' . i X , -ag 1 ..,.... ,... ,,. 1 Y I fvlxd-I, f' ' . ,LJ .A ' I r 7 'Nfrniilf' ' - . ' .X 1 1 I Q ' , if 'F -J!! ,Dips mv J. - , ..-ff-e--f 'ff ' 'I A - .Qi , 3 it . i,,,, Y ' ' 1 . ll l Q 7 I ' fi' 4. Y -LM .gif xx! Y ij ii' i i Jesse LEE: BURGESS, JR. Lee is one ofthe wise crackers of the Senior Class, well- liked hy everyone. He has a swell personality that goes along with his great hig smile. Lee likes to talk on his favorite subject, football, more than anything else. As a maker of weapons he is unsurpassed, if you need a heavy istrument used in hand lo hand encounters look up Lee. NORMA LEE CHERRY Our cheerful little red head hails from Portloek, hut you'cl never know it, She and Brickell are our charter memlwers of the Toothless Club, She played a leading role in the Senior Class play as well as heing Businew Manager of the annual. Xfet, with all her other duties she always finds time to play pranks on her classmates. HAROLD LEON CURLING Hzirold is a member of the Air Corps where we know hc will succeed. His airplane models have been his entire interest until he became interested in movies and girls. He likes a good story-frequently he can be persuaded to tell one, The class misses his wit and gaiety in our meetings. ROBERT KENNETH BUTLER Although he has been with us only a year, Kenneth has certainly made a place for himself in the Senior Class. He has adjusted himself easily and takes an active part in school activities. He cooperates and is industrious. Kenneth really has personality plusg he is intelligent, neat, good-natured, and quite witty, DOROTHY DELPHIN E CASTELOW Delphine is a friend to everyone. Never complaining' she always contributes her best to anything the class may undertake. She left us in February to pursue a domestic lifeg we wish her happiness. She deserves it. IOR . , . l , If l I! f .r..fr, ' .L i,, Y ' V jf 1. 'rr P. ' .-tray sg- 'A t . ,,.., 1 -2 - ln ', , - 'v' ' Y O K if Q Vi ff V NX '?gQ,g,Q- i .. -N if r 2' 5 .x 1 ,' 'i? ' Q ., xii ,, , 5 X ff f i'lX X WALTER THOMAS DFW S A dillar a dollar, a ten o'cloek scholar, certainly fits Walter. His apologetic smile has kept him from making up long tedious hours for frequent tardiness. However there is another side to Walter. You should see him play hasketlnall and foothall. He's not slow then, he's really tops. Our atheltic teams will surely miss him. MILTON HANCOCK EDWARDS Since Milton left us in February. we have missed his quiet contributions in class discussions He was very musical. He played the trombone in the band and the guitar. Everyone who likes hillbilly music should hear Turl4ey and Milton at their best. He is now a member of Uncle Sams navy: we are glad to lend him where he's needed and we eagerly await his return. GEORGE WESLEY FORD, jR. G. XV. hails from XVest Virginia. He joined us in DUI' senior year. A dignified and courteous gentleman ade- quately descrihes him. The girls and hoys in school enjoy hearing G. W. talk ahout the coal mines, the mountains and oi her things they find interesting. He is obliging and friendly to all. RUTH MARIE FLORA Ruth is a petite, young person whose leasant smile wins many friends. She doesn't get loud or lgoisterous, but her easy quiet humor stands her in good stead. Wherever Ruth goes you can always Gnd a devoted Swain. NANNIE MARIE EURE The quiet, smiling person you see waiting lor George is none other than Marie. She is dependable and intercxted in all things pertaining to our school. NVe have recognized her worth and have given her a place high in the regard of her classmates. Whether Marie chooses a white collar or a domestic career, we wish her happiness. IOR i' Ak' 7 I. 1 .5 ' X. .4 f ' mi: if , sf 'ii .W -if f flip 'ihsi fl i,,' N ,-:jfs ' if. ' ' ig i l in . ill KY 1 - is .3 at M -, A ' v. , .v ' . S.-5 . ' l iff , V W i A Q 'ghd ns... Q V W A ii - :., ,I ii,?JN,i!.1m ru .ggw X ii X Mr... QV ees wi .3 I .li swf Him ill, . i Hui? U X MH fwuii if' ' ' WILLIAM TAFT FOSTER William is our silent member. He moves among us in his unassuming, tiuiet manner doing his work well and frequently smiling at our noisy actions. One knows very little ahout him, for he left us in February. and is com- pleting his course at night school. We number him among our staunch members who holds dear his days at South Norfolk High. WILLIAM HENRY GALLUP, JR. Buddy is one ol' the outstanding members of the class of 44. In him you find a rare example of scholastic achievement combined with those in the held of athletics. I-le possesses all the tiualiiications for leadership and is re- spected and well liked by all who know him, DOROTHY JOSEPHINE GRAY Dot is a very charming and attractive young lady. She is friendly and a real and necessary part of the class. Dot is artistic and we all admire her talents. She is always so well dressed that we are sure her customers will he ton und the lnusiness will be a success. JACQUELINE HOPE GOODRICI-I Two points, and Lhat's jackie, fast moving, little for- ward on the S. N. I-l. S. basketball team, Although small in size, Jackie has proven a help to the team this year. She is president ofthe Home Economies Cluh and a memher ol' the cast for the senior play. Jackie is very popular with the boys. but her steady is the Senior Class President who keeps a watchful eye on all her doings, SARAH NELL GIBSON Nell is an attractive blonde who plays center guard on the girls' basketball team. She is a grand sport and well liked by all. You never see Nell when she isn't smiling, and she always has a friendly word for everyone. IOR ' ZF' ' i ails . , . . i .s .4 fa,-f.'f1f V: I lzijll 519- r .. in .1 , ' I .7f1zi1i?', L alflsi l r V. it f' .- a - M . x X V A . - H K: ' I 'ill' -, . i 1 - if H I. S , 4, 'G' -. IQ ..,. , J 4 W i, xv is il ' L X f ARTHUR RILEY GUTI-IRIE Arthur is a gentleman in the highest sense ol' the word. l-le is a likahlc chap and makes ei good friend. He is one of Lhe most cooperative persons in the Senior Class and you can depend on him when you need lo. He is energetic and ambitious, but alwove all he is good naturcd and a good sport, JESSE WILLIAM HARPER jesse goes about in his own quiet way. He is liked hy everyone in the Senior Class. jesse was outstanding in football and wherever you see him. you see his football jacket, He left us in February and is now a motion picture operator, V, ai. BLANCHE ERLENE H UGHES lirlene, better known as Red, is one of Lhc most happy-go-lucky pupils of the Senior Class. She is lull ol' fun and very easy to get along wilh, Red has a ready smile for everyone and enjoys a good joke. VVe are cer- tain that no matter whatjol: she undertakes, she will surely succeed and go far. MARGARET ELIZABETH HORTON Margaret is one ofthe best all-around girls in the Senior Class. She is an intelligent, quiet, studious person, but she is also fun-loving, friendly and very popular. She is sweet and easy to get along with and we enjoy working with her. As manager of the girls' basketball team, she was tops. SHIRLEY LEI GH HODGES When it comes to popularity, Shirley is l'l'. Her friendly smile is quite contagious and not quickly forgotten. She is a whiz on the basketball court also, and as captain, has led her team to many victories. Her combination ol' a sparkling personality and equally good looks have done much to launch her on the road to success. ff., . T 2Fh5Z '1fyRg ? ' i i TJ ii 'f s H' i, rim L 'tram ii mea-1 A F1355 git .. . . , ew, ,zlrv .:g,5f,. ' I I . ew. W-ggeS2.f1 it I ,pi fa if may as , , 1 -I I I ' . P , B1 , If I 25:4 H I. . .1.e,,,, S ' ' W ,I ., 'ull iif HMf'?fl ' 'L V :welt i i, -ii. fi. ,iaith I if W l-i'iE?1.'fi' . K 'Q V - X' W' ni ' ii-571 ii' I 'L il' - . :YV t ' - H ,ff , mr .!,. ,MP FJ.. i:l,Q 'tgliri ' ' . .,,,f'5:skh,gXk,-1 I i,g,i.'1gQ W' ,yy-gy ' , I tense 'rf tit 2 , .sl,'P'e:W'U f 32 N '..ia: i.i , mg ,qw Vxiiiiigg- K rgmigii ' 1 it .Q an 7 ii . 25? ii as-fe ' sms. .. H IOR W H Ch.. . ?- 1 , lil f O ii' l' ful l J , Ji?-gif, Witt- , 'lim . .1 .tn r... if JOYCE VIRGINIA JOI-INSON Joyce with her sense of humor and comradic has kept thc Senior Class in a dither throughout thc year. She is very active in school sports being truly our basketball star with over three hundred points to her credit. The topsy- turvy role that she plays so ably in the Senior Class play is typical ofjoyce at her best. CHARLES LINDBERGH JONES Lindbergh, better known as Lindy, graduated in February, He is a member of the Beta Club and vice- president of the Senior Class, He is talented in many respects, being a su uerior student, an interesting talker, and a good friendg who could ask for more? 14:3 gf , 1 ie r THOMAS FRANKLIN LIVERMAN, JR. Tommyis title might well be, The Great Lover. Not a lover of women, but of skipping classes, for he really ex- cels in this art, He generally Ends his way into asse-nblies and usually does his part well, He is a versatile fellow and underneath his wise cracks he has high ideals and the intelligence to see him through, Dressed in the latest Esquire fashion hc's oft times breath-taking in his bright colored sweaters, coats and ties. I-le is sometimes loolish, many time lazy, but never dull. NANNI E JANET LEGGETT Janet is the unknown quantity in our class: you never know her until you have worked with her, She is sincere in every respect, honest, earnest, and perserving. She is intelligent and has an analytic mind. Janefs quiet efhcient aid in the office will be missed by students and faculty Loo. MAXINE GEORGETTE LAKIN Maxine, our glamor girl, is the class baby. She joined us just a few years ago, but her pleasant, friendly manner has endeared her to all of us. If you want any suggestions about getting and holding your man ask her-she knows the answers. S I., , IOR so Q- .412 jo- I ' ,, Y 4 K' 3 N A : ifIr':'i 1-:iQ. ' i ' l . 'sr .9 Cv fl xx ix LAURICE EUGENE PARRON, JR. Laurice is one of the many jokeslers we have in our 'i44 class. A quiet corner and a good hook are pleasant surroundings for him. He enjoys teasing the girls and laying jokes on the boys. To his friends he is better l3nown as Goshy, the reason we cannot remember. So il' someone pokes you in the ribs or puts a pin in your seat just look around and hit 'iCoshy. KENNETH MERIL PEGRAM Kenneth has heen with this group from the hrst grade. I'-le has been a positive help to the group. His quietness has been quite a contrast to the usual qualities found in the members of the class. YVhat the world needs is more people who have that quiet touch, Kenneth proves to us that still water runs deep. X pf V ALICE VIRGINIA PRITCI-IARD Alice is the wittiest girl in the Senior Class. She has an outstanding personalit and is always smiling. She is a member of the Beta Clull and also the Senior Class Red Cross representative. She is studious enough to suit the teachers, and witty enough to suit the students, What I1 rare blend of personality. CECIL HARVEY POYNER, IR. Harvey, better known by his friends as Mop Head. is tall, good looking, and very likeable. He likes to dress like a 'idrapeu and howl like a wolf He flirts with all the girls fnamely Mary Loul, and they say he is plenty smooth. The class would he lost without I-Iarvey's humor and the girls would Find school most unexciting without South Norfollis Casanova. GEORGE WORTHY PEGRAM, JR. Worthy is a whiz on the football field: he also shines in the classroom-at getting into mischief, and my, how he does blush when the teacher catches him. He is a regular guy and in spite of his love for fun has managed to pull the grade and has accumulated a great many friends in doing so, I-le is a member of all the major clubs in school which is a good index to his popularity, His theme is, Laugh and be merry, care would kill a cat. S IOR CR . 7 , - -,-J A ,,.. fl .1 t N. R 1 .- i 1 X 1 X 1 ALVERNA MARIE ROGERSON Alverna is one of our quiet. dignified seniors. She is very intelligent and studious and a joy to have in class. She is neat and careful in her work and you can depend on her for a job well done, On the other side, Alverna is popular, friendly and nice to be around. As a worker on the annual staff she is always efficient and cooperative. WILLIAM CLAUDE RUSS Billy is one ofthe liveliesc, energetic hoys in thc Senior Class, and most of his energey it seems is spent in bcmoan- ing about that evil. study. He excels in athletics and also in keeping the crowd laughing. You need only to talk with him for a few moments to find out why he is so popular and well liked, Billy never plays to the grand stand, he's just his natural self at all times and places. ROBERT ALVIN SIMPSON Robert, hetter known as Bolnhy. is tall, hloncle and handsome. His pleasant, easy-going manner endears him to the hearts of all his comrades. He never lets work in- terfere with pleasure, fperhaps this accounts for his frequent absencesi As a lady's man he's tops, and strangely enough the hoys approve of him too. CLYDE ELIZAISFTH SAWYER Quiet, pretty, intelligent, good actress, talented writer, all these adequately describe lilizalneth, She is certainly to be eommendegl for her excellent acl ing in the Senior play. She works hard and finishes whatever she hegins. lVe wonder what Diddy will eventually do, hut her versa- tility will make her a designer, a lwuilder or a linguist.. MARY LOU SAGNl1I'I I'li Our hcst wishes go to our class pin-up girl, the fastidious. petite lady, whose hright smile rnows them down. We are proud of Nlary for she is one of our popular mcmhers of the class, as well as a good student and leader, We believe that she may be successful as a designer or interior deco! ralor, or perlmps she will decide to settle down for it domestic ca reer. S IOR Q 9 'I gr B-yy 1 I k eg 711' 1' V . . ll 'J Y. A . , I X ' i 4' -gs' A' 'H f M . L xwwe R 22551. WILLIAM ELMO SPENCER Boozie is Williams nickname. He's one of our Portlock friends who came here this year. He graduated in Fehruary and is now in the Army. Boozie is quite a ladies' man and dates frequently. He's a smoothie and the girls eat up that Portlock line. SHIRLEY LOUISE STAR BOARD Shirley is very talkative, friendly, a good worker. and very athletic, lt is very amusing to watch Shirley get prepared for dictation. She usually gets the ink bottle last and has quite a difficult time in finding her shorthand notebook. Shirley is expert at working the mimeograph machine, She is the only commercial student that has hi-oken the speed limit while doing this work. , , ,.,f1.i3?5' .Z ..,, H I . ,- 4 x , XMIM' A Mi wi -' ' ' ig' i . 1.6555 ' Us , . ii H . gif r . 'ef - M iii .55 diff 2151532 rl ' 7 ' ' ,i.M,:'?l ' wa 3 .iigiagrgm 1 ,saw H . , I l ll 'vii tfiggliiis ' P 'fir W I I I Q 1 ., ferry L I ririg.. 'rf' i' I li V' i i ELLEN LENORA TWINE Ellen is a quiet, hut saucy young lady. She is a good worker and very cooperative. Our programs at the Senior play were the prettiest we have ever had, thanks to Ellen. She is a friend worth having and we have enjoyed going to school with her. DORIS REBECCA TOLER Dot is a fun-loving prankster and a grand person to know. She laughs and tenses most of the day and no one is safe from her funfprovoking tongue. On the more serious side, Dot is waiting till the boys come marching or sailing back home. MARGARET VIRGINIA TODD Margaret is one of those quiet girls in the Senior Class whom few people know until they really need a friend. She is a very serious and determined person with a mind of her own. She is very efiicient and does her work thoroughly so you can depend on her. Nlargaret is very dignihed and poised und has developed that rare art of being a good listener. NW '60 WY' Qs 1, ii Wil., i , l ,li .ywl SNIOR i iii ii M ,eg . gigs , H.. ,, ,ev Nz ii ' i W 'IFS is lim T ,N Q., A xii num- ll1fi .iil..tll'l5g'.ig' l i' if W fl?il.'.l' lil , :M E U Hill, . ll lil 1 if . I ef 0 gl facf - , ll is ll 'Ni l .,.,.,i. ii ,li 5 ul' 5 . 1 - l l 'i 1141 Q , ill' .. .f ii' 1 4 is , ll li i i i E151 . , l ,f fi , f7!'V'7FI'1'17 4i?-'TEM if fl fil-Lliiiiffifl fsw' ii :S .'5i4tif.-.r1f?5f'- f .3 .1 ,f,,,l,. H H , 11-I iii.. 'wi i '- -W .. R? Cyl? l?4'f'U Jf-.u ,yr GEORGE WILLIAM WOLLETT, JR. ROBERT WEST UPTON Robert is the most Conscientous boy in the Senior ' ' which he Class. His favorite-subject is bookkeeping in originated a new I' account known as musscellancous - I ' Robert seems to have a dchnite purpose in life expense. and that is to be an excellent booklceepcr. DOROTHY IXIAE VAN VLEEK Dorothy. or Dot, is a very studious person with a kind word for everyone. She is president of the Beta Club and takes part in other activities of the school, Dot is famous for her ability to write and her ambition is to be a newspaper reporter. She is planning to attend college next year. to bf. the settled type vet wherever You George seems - ef . , x find him you usually rincl laughter an-I an opening for un. He takes part in many school and extra curricular activities ' ' I ' these and and his time is about equally divided wetween his favorite girl friend. WILLIE EDWARD WHITE Edward is one ofthe most dignified, most courteous and quietest boys in the Senior Class. He s quiet in class but ' ' r ' ' l mmeroom, Et lunch time when the gang gets together in 11 he is quite different. He enjoys a goncl joke and is always willing to hear another one. RAYMOND DEWEY WALLACE, JR. Dicky is an intelligent. scientific member of our class. He is truly a mathematical genius as those who have needed help have found out, He has a sympathetic understanding of human nature that a good doctor needs. Dicky has the ubilily and we feel sure that he wil go far in his chosen profession. CAROLINE BELLE WARDEN Belle is one of the sweetest persons in the Senior Class and she has the sunniest disposition. She is a good worker and a public spirited one. ln her own way she has helpe.l ' the war effort Belle is very interested in science land , In ' ' . we hope she will he able l.UCUI1LlI1LlC her study in that ine. SEPTEMBER 9 SEPTEMBER 24 Oc'ro B E R OC'FOI3E1l OCTOBER NOVEMBEll NOVEMBER AS TIME GGES BY - 1-Tail! Hail! The Gang's All Here. -Politics in the Senior Class- The voting poles were the Seniors' desks. Buddy Gallup was elected President. -Ray! Rah! Football. -Black Out- Two Cigarettes in the dark, and we do mean dark! 15 17 My, where did you get that black eye? Believe it or not I ran into the door-really I did! -Basketball practice starts- We're expecting two winning teams. -Boys' Football Banquet- Yum, Yum. YVhat eats! NOVIEMBEI1 22-21-Rat Week- NOX'EMBER NOW'IiMI3E1l DECEMBER DECEMBER IDECEMBI-lil DECEMBER JAN UA Rx' JANUARY .IANUA RY IA N UA RY My, how cute those Freshmen looked in their pig-tails, curlers, high-top socks, and high-heel shoes. 25-OH' for Thanksgiving holidays- ' There was turkey, dressing, turkey, cranberry sauce, turkey, peas, turkey, pumpkin pie and-Oh, yes, TURKEY! 29- All Seniors were rushing to Miss West to make down-pay- ment on the Senior Rings - 2-Senir rings arrive- All the Seniors were going around holding their hands in the air so that every Freshman could get a good look at them. 6-Our first Basketball game- The girls won, but the boys lost with a tight light. 1 1-Senior Christmas Dance- 17 1 13 20 26 'Tm Dreaming of a- If Bing Crosby can do it, why can't I? -Out of school for Christmas holidays- Dedicated to Santa Clausr Little Man, You've Had a Busy Day! -Leap Year- W'om an gets man! -Plans for Senior Play start- Miss Scott is our director. -Senior cards arrive- You give me one and I'll give you one. -Exam week- Student: 1 1 ' ' Y Teacher: ' It a1n't necessarily sol' I'll get by. JANUARY FEBRUA RY 1 FEBRUARY 3 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY l iEBRUARY FEBRUARY MARCI-I MAIKCH APRIL AIIRIL APRI L MAY JUNE, JUNE JUNE JUNE 7- 14- 17- 19- 29- 6- New term begins- Seniors join into one classroom. -New art class olTerecl- Miss Sayre is the art teacher. -Annual Staff Election- PM VVho stuffed the ballot box. Seniors begin to solicit ads for the annual- Seniors have good excuse to get extra shoe coupons. V5 exam given to Senior boys- Good luck, boys. St. Valentine's Day- Cupid makes his debut in the Senior Class. Senior pictures were taken- Don't break the camera, kids! Junior Leap Year Dance- Girls get stuck buying flowers for the boys and escorting the boys home. -Junior pictures taken- Smile pretty, Juniors! Gee-this happens only once infour years. -VVar Bond Drive- Buy a war bond, buy a stamp To keep the school boys out of camps. -Basketball Banquet given in honor of both girls' and boys' teams- The end of a wonderful season. -May Queen and Court elected- Spring is here at last-U -Senior Class Play, BROTHER GO0SE. lt was a big success. Party at Miss Scotts' after the play for the actors and stage crew. -Annual goes to press- A Gee-the Annual Stall' can breathe again. -The Queen for a Day and her Court- -Senior Banquet -Vesper service- VVhen you come to the end of a Perfect Day. Class night- VVonderful memories and treasured keep-sakes- Commencement Graduation-A new path to travel. Regretfully, Aloha, GEORGE WOLLE1' SHIRLEY STARBOARD. SENIGR CLASS HI TORY EPISODE I In September, 1940, seventy-two giggling freshmen entered high school under the guidance of Miss Hilda Rhea Stevenson and Miss Vinnie May Davis. For months We felt out of place and lost in a maze of corridors and rooms. Rat week was the peak, or should I say the depth, of our humility. Our spuerintendent, T. C. Anderson, was new here at the same time we were. Every time exams and the end of a semester rolled around, we lost a few of our already small class. 'We have been a very lucky class for at the end of our first term in high school, the eighth grade was instituted catching the class following us. Next came vacation time and- VVhat is so rare as a day in June? EPISODE II In September, 1941, we went back to school, this time as sophomores. We had many new teachers and for homeroom teachers, we drew Miss Anne Scott and Miss Bertha VVilliams, whose place was taken by Miss Barbara Kettler just after Christmas. Gur work that year proved to be much harder and we Finished the year with only sixty-three members. December 7 was a shock to us. Wie expected to be bombed any day or night. Wle had practice air raid drills and blackouts to prepare us for such an emergency. VVe have not yet begun to fight. EPISODE III September, 1942, found us feeling very important because were were juniors. We had Miss Scott and Miss West for homeroom teachers and the February group came in with us to give us seventy-two members. We had our junior dance in February, 1943. This year for the Hrst time we felt that we meant something to the school. IVe took an active part in school life, in clubs, and in sports. So let's walk the path together undaunted, unafraid. EPISODE IV Seniors at last! It seems so long ago that we started and so much has hap- pened since then. Wle now have only fifty-three members. This year has been a full one with our school work, senior class activities, and war work. Wle have participated in bond and stamp sales, scrap collections, and Red Cross activities. Many of our members are Erst aid graduates while s-ome of our boys are minute men. Members of our class have answered our country's call to the colors. We had Miss Wlest and Miss Cothran for homeroom teachers but when thirteen of our classmates left in mid-term, we all moved into Miss YVest's room. On Saturday, December 11, we had our Senior Dance. Our class play, Brother Goose, is scheduled for April 14 and it should be a great success. Graduation looms up unexpectedly close to us, we realize for the first time that our history as a high school class is near completion. Only the conclusion is yet to be written. ,Iune seventlI marks that great day, when We shall write Ufinisn at the end ot' our illustrious history as high school students, but the end is not yet, for the time is a commencement, a commencement of new endeavors in the wide world beyond the walls of high school. In your journey, I wish you Godspeed, may these words ring ever in your years- And the world is new that calls unto you And yours are the years to be. -ELIzABE'rH SAWYER. SE ICR CLASS WILL WE, the Senio disposing mind, do revoking all wills b F1 RST: SECOND: 'I'H1uD: Foua'rH: 1:11-'TH : SIXTH: SEVENTH: E101-rri-1: N1N'rH: TENTH: E1.EvEN'rH: Fl-iWEl,F'l'HZ T1-lIR'l'l3sN'rH: FOUR'rEEN'rH: Fir'rEEN'rH: S1x'reeN'rH: SnvEN'rEsN'r1-1: EIGH'r12EN'rH: NIN E'rEeN'rH: TXVEN'l'IE'FHZ 'I'wizN'rY-Fias'r: 'llVVEN'I'Y-SECOND: 'l'wEN'rv-'l'H1aD: 'LWENTY-FOURTH: Twis N'rv-Fi r'rH: 'l1XVliN'l'Y-SIXTH : r Class of South Norfolk High School, South Norfolk, Virginia, being of sound and hereby make, publish and declare, this to be our last will and testament, hereby ' us at any time heretofore made. 5 We desire that our secretary and treasurer pay our bills that have accumulated the past year. We will and bequeath to Miss Margaret West a device to keep her door from slamming. We will and bequeath to Miss Scott a Buick to take her back and forth from high school to grammar school. We will and bequeath to Miss once, thus being able to attend Leigh a double so that she can be in two places at to all of her duties. We will and bequeath to Miss Smith a new juke box. Y'Ve know that she misses the old one. We will and bequeath to Miss the halls all morning. We will and bequeath to Miss day. VVe will and bequeath to Miss next year. Felts a home room so that she won't have to walk Paxson a new Ford to save her brother a trip each Philpott a new set of stars for her basketball team We will and bequeath to Miss Beale a set of stairs assigned to her pupils alone. We will and bequeath to Mr. Langley a priority so that he can get a new set of tools for his shop. We will and bequeath to Mrs. Lindsey a book of gas coupons so that she won't have to change cars so often. Werwill and bequeath to Miss Marion Lee WVest a tough sergeant to help drill pupils for the cafeteria line. Hence the line should assume a more military ap- pearance. We will and bequeath to Mr. Anderson enough boxing matches to keep him amused. We will and bequeath to .Miss Staff a successful year with her new Beta Club members. We will and bequeath to Miss Sayre a classof real artists, not sign painters, during the coming semester. I We will and bequeath to Miss Seebert a book entitled N999 Ways to Serve Eggs. VVe will and bequeath to Miss Modlin a key chain so that she won't lose her keys so often. . VVe will and bequeath to Miss McDowell all the waste paper left by the seniors to add to the Victory Corps paper drive. VVe will and bequeath to Miss Young a rolling pin so that she may have some authority over her husband. VVe will and bequeath to Miss Applewhite a book on How to Get the Best Re- sults With Less Homework. We will and bequeath to Miss Darden a cage for refactory students, occupants- Brickell, Poyner, Pegram, and Gallup. VVe will and bequeath to the school a perfect example of a Senior Class in 4-fi. VVe will and bequeath to the Freshman Class enough energy for them to become seniors. We will and bequeath to the sophomo1'es a book on How to Overcome Great Obstacles in School Life. We will and bequeath to the Junior Class a successful year of basketball. WVe hereby appoint Carlton Ellis and Vivian Harrell of the Junior Class, executors of this our last will and testament. VVe authorize and empower our said Executors in case of discretion, to sell our property at the price of its worth. Given under our hands this seventh day of June, 1944. SENIOR CLASS, IVitne.v.v: JANET Lsooifrr MARGARET Toon. ll ilmf'.r.r: E LIZA is ETH SA wve R. PROPHECY Come out of the StOI'IT1 into my hut. I am the witch of the future and I have a weird story to tell. It is your fortune or-your fate. VVithin this century a dove shall Hy over the land and peace shall reign. VVhen this has happened I foretell these strange events that shall follow. It shall come to pass that one, George VVollett shall with thunderous tones, bring sinners to repentance. Faithful to him shall be his devoted wife, the former Marie Eure. Seated before him at the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month shall be Naval Air Corps Lieutenants Buddy Gallup and Billy Russ. Headlines shall scream a wondrous cure for an unusual disease known as Uhiccoughsf' The discoverer, Kenneth Butler, MD., assisted by Erlene Hughes. In the Hall of Fame this name shall be carved-Dr. Raymond Wallace, his loyal helper, Belle Yvarden. Great educators shall serve the metropolitan city of South Norfolk. One, Joyce Johnson shall instruct students in physical education. Alice Pritchard shall supervise the Commercial Department. Norma Lee Cherry shall be the stern teacher of the mother language. She shall punish all tardy pupils by compelling them to memorize twenty-five lines of poetry. In the corridors of S. N. H. S. behind a looming shadow QMiss Leighj shall lurk a small creature-Janet Leggett, her co-worker. S Successful shall be a candidate for election one, Senator Lindbergh Jones as the hundredth governor of Virginia, his dutiful secretary, Shirley Starboard. Destined to spend many hours upon a soap box, one Edward Brickell shall speak words of wisdom. YVords that shall spread the country in the South Nor- folk Tribune edited by Dot Van Vleek. I This name shall also stamp intself upon the country, Attorney Robert Babb, always depending upon his secretary, Maxine Lakin. Thrice shall he win a divorce for one, Mary Lou Sagnette from an eminent playboy. In Carnegie Hall, a tremendous audience shall be enthralled by the musical genius, Margaret Horton. Present at the concert shall be William Foster escort- ing the Nation's Favorite Pin-Up Girl, Alverna Rogerson. In the musical world, I recognize Shirley Hodges dancing with the famous Rockettes. She has overcome the great handicap of cracking knees. In the heart of the city, in the tallest building, one Doris Toler shall render her services as telephone operator for W'estern Union. On the highest Hoor the skillful teletypist, Laurice Parron, shall hunt and peck. VVithin the same build- ing, Ruth Flora shall type the days away until her fiance finishes school. Located in the fifth block of Fifth Avenue shall be the South Norfolk Fashion Shoppe. It shall be decorated by one, Elizabeth Sawyer and owned by Dot Gray. Clothes shall be modeled by Miss America-Jackie Goodrich. At the crossroads, an exclusive haberdasher shall be constructed. It shall. be the Sportsman's Shop managed by Billy Spencer. His one and only clerk shall be Jean Bagley. Four adventurous persons shall land in a silver plane upon Tiger Field when the moon has risen 1000 times. They shall be VVorthy Pegram and Charles Acree, air line pilotsg Nell Gibson and Ellen Twine, air hostesses. Time and tide shall never wait for the Siamese Twins, Arthur Guthrie and Margaret Todd who shall constantly consult a document entitled Successful Matrimony in Twelve Easy Lessons advised by one, Delphine Castellow. I see in the crystal ball a country Supermarket owned by Milton Edwards. Friendly farmers, Glen Bunch, G. W. Ford and Kenneth Pegram have gathered to hear Harold Curling tell a tall story. One, Jesse Harper shall manage a theater. Never shall he become bankrupt with honest bookkeeper Robert Upton by his side. In a structure which the world knows as VMI one, Bobby Simpson shall lecture to a class on Military Etiquette. The second lecture shall be given by VValter Dews entitled It's Later Than You Think. I behold a gigantic bridge spanning a river. It is being constructed by re- nowned civil engineers, Lee Burgess and Edward W'hite. One, Vernon Bailey, shall cross it every morning in his plastic convertible on his way to his private shipyard. My eyes are tired and failing me but from the depths ofthe unreal I shall hear the Poyner and Liverman Hearse coming to take me away after they have failed twice in the Moving Van business. The storm has cleared. I see a 1'ainbow. Gol Seek your fortune! DOT VAN VLEEK BELLE WARDEN. FEATURES OF 1944 Moft Attractive BIARY SAGN1z'r'1'I5 BUDDY GA1,LU1' llffost Altltletic blovcu JOHNSON BUDDY CIALLUP Most Friendly . NORMA Luiz CHEIIIKY RlJBElL'I' BABB Most Popular XIARY SAGNIS'l l'E XNTORTHY PEGRAM, BILLY' Russ fTiej Most Digrtifiecl Ii1,1zA1zm'H SAVVYER G. W. FORD Most Baslzful DDT 'l'oL1aR 1YiliNNli'l'H PIJLGRAIXI llflost C0-operative DOROTHY VAN V1,E1:R GEDRGL: XN'o1,L1s'I 1' Most Absevzt-Minded .IDYCE x'UI'lNSObl XvAL'l'liR Dmws Best All-Arouml S1-uR1,L:x' Hunnius BUDDY GALLUP Nieest BIAXINE LAKIN llOBl5R'l' .BABE C Latest EXLXXINIE LARIN HARVEY PDYNER Best Dressed BIARY SAGN15'1'1'E HARXVEX' POYNER Wolf and Wolverine EIDYC1: JOHNSON EDDIE BRICKLILI. xii ii EJ 53252 E if filfgw xii Wig sp , - ' ,,M5f'+-Hia. +Qff,,,j5 Qlm M W 34252 MQ -444.01 IWWCLM 10:-dw -gnu, frfi 'Www' g.4'-ilfai-56 E469 .16-p?7,,fK.,,5,,,,,? WWW X Av!-WMM Ulf J' 4. , 6 9 , wwpgz 11 ' 55:27 Ubi gf DMZ? if My 155 W M!! sf 1 E2 wfmf fgfgf 531 A JSR? SEE YK' CLASS POEM Journeys End Dear fellow travelers, our journey is ended VVhich was begun four years ago. The road ahead looked long and rugged And our progress, Oh, so slow. But our aims were high and noble And we buckled to the task, As we knew though hard the labor Bright would be the goal at last. We were faced with many trials, But we smiled and did our bestg And our feet were always guided By the far-off goal, Success. And while here we've caught a vision That in us shall never die, But its rays will shine more brightly Through the years that hasten by. So we've worked and toiled together, ln these dear old high school halls, And there's just a touch of sadness As we leave, though duty calls. And we know as years move onward Though we've roamed the wide world o'er W'e'll look back with sweetest memories On the Class of '44. -RAYMOND Dewey WALLACE, -IR Y ll. I I :' . ' iv Y. V S, iff- .12 Y. I X tl. L. PIERCE Doius SIQENCEIA JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS XVILLIALVI DAIL -I. T. PIERCE. , . . ......... .... P resideni WI1.I.1.fIM IDAIL ...... ....... I fire-Presidczzt DOT SPENCER ............... ..... I S'ecrem1y-Treasurer MRS. MARTHA LINDSEY .... Claxs Ffower: White Carnation Class Color: Green and White Class M0l!a.' Advancing Always . . . . .Sponsor 5 ' 4 1 1 IVIARK ALEXANDER jfxcxm ANGE Mfxxmu ANslz1,1. JEAN BACLEY IXNN BARKSDALE ELLENE BAUM T RUTH l31z0'r1IuRs NIARY Lou BURLAS RUT11 CAsTur.ow S Un Cuussmav CHAPMAN CURLINI: HERBERT CURTIS JU 1011 v-. r. 53-fi JU ICR L1 W, 2 yas? . I WILLIAM DAII. CARLTON ELLIS VIVIAN HARRELL K.fXTIiERINE I-IEwxT'r ELSIE HOLBROOK JEAN JOHNSON EUGENE MASON HORACE MCPHERSON REGINALD 'l'RUEELoon BILL PARKER WILLARU FENDER BARBARA Pumps J. T. PIERCE PEARL PIERCE ELLEN RIGGAN JOHN SPARKS DORIS SPENCER NATHAN SYKES WINsToN TAYI,0R JOYCE THOMAS LILLIAN TWINE ELs11s WALLACE L1Nwoon WILDER Jon VVOMMACK J f JJ J wg!!-Q-JJ 3' JU IORS WJ JJ JJJ 'JJ . 'fgjfw JJ M 2 . . , aw. R J JJ .2133 JB ' mm J JJ:JJ ' JJ fm JJ,sJ JJ my I CL AW .MY MARVIN ALLEGOOD WALTER BROWN RALEIGH BRYANT JIMMY BUTT CHARLES CAHOON ELLSWORTI-I CASTEI.LO MORRIS CO'l l'1.E ROBERT CULLINS FRED CURLING REGINLAD CURLING L. C, DEFORD CORETTA ALEXANDER ELEANOR ALEXANDER ALMA BOYCE ELMA BRYANT JOYCE BRYANT BETTY BURGESS. SHIRLEY Cox DIZl.l.INGER DAILEX' BETTY DARDEN l KATHERINE DEMBSEY CHRISTINE ELLSWORTI-I fb, ROLAND DILLON JOE FORREST HARRY GIBSON RAY GIMBER'F CHARLES DOWDY RAYMOND HARPER WARREN HARRELL EDWARD HARRIS WILLIAM HORTON CURTIS HUMIIHRIES WEBSTER JENKINS STELLA EURE MARY' FLEMING ORA FORBES JIMMIE HARRELL THEl.MA HARRELI. ALICE HEWI'VF JANE HOLLAND JEAN HUGHES MARILYN JACOBS LOIS JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON OPI-IGMORE CLASS RAY JOHNSON RAY JONES ROGER KOLTS ARMAND LEET DONALD LEET 'FED LIELAND JAMES MAl'LES ALBERT MCPI-IERSON CECIL MORRIS NELSON ODOM BILLY PERRY Girl: LELIA LANE CARRIE LASSITER BETTY LEGGETTE JEAN LEGGE'1'I'E 'BETTY JANE LEWARK ELSIE LILLEY MARGARET MCLANE MAJORIE MORRIS MARY JANE OLIVER EILEEN PIERCE LOIS PRICE SONEY PIERCE CLYDE SAWYER WILLIAM SAWYER BOBBY THORNTON EARL TODD HORACE 'IQWINE RAY WHI'rE CHARLES WILLIAMS BILLY WOMMACR LINWOOD WOMMACK EUGENE WOOD JANET PUGH MARIE ROBERSON JEAN ROBINSON DOROTHY SNYDER MARY ANN STALLINGS CONSTANCE SWAIN IRENE SWINDELL BERTHA WARD BARBARA WILLIAMS AUDllES' WVOODHOUSE NVANDA YOUNG FRE GENE ARRINGTON OTIS BARER CLYDE BOYER JOHN MII.'l'ON BRICRHOUSE NORMAN BUNCH WILLIAM BUNCH CHARLES CLOUGH, JR. MARVIN COWAN VINCENT CURTIS VINCENT DANIEL RAY DIl.l.ON LUTHER DOANE J. C. EDWARDS DONNIE EVERTON HARRY FARMER BILLY FORBES Cl-iARLO'l I'E .ABBOTT NORMA ANGE RU'l'H BACCUS CHARLOTTE BARRSDALE RAMCINA BARNES ,JEANE'I I'E BROYVN MARIE CLOUGH FRANCES CREEKMORE ANNE DODSON IDOLLIE EVERTON ANNIE LAURIE GRIFFIN VEILNA RAE HARIQIS SH1RI.EY I'IlZNI.fiY HMAN CLASS B oy: EUGENE GOODRICH JULIAN GIQEENOUGH JESSE HAIIDISCIN GIBSON HARRELL DONALIJ HA'I'CH RAY HENl.EX' ROBERT JENKINS ARTI-IUR JONES BILI. LIVERMAN JIMMY MARSHAl.I, MURDOCR MASON ARNOLD MONTGOMERY BENJAMIN MOORE RAYMOND MOTT CARL NEWBEIKN JAMES PARRISH NEI I. PHELI-S Girls DOR0'FHY' FIOLBROOK MAIRIE JERNIGAN MARIE EAILLE KING IRENE IIASSITER DORIS LEWARR RUTH LUPTON BE'I'TY MCBIIIRN EY JACQUELINE MCCl.ENNEX' AGNES M1l.I.EIl JANE MOOSE JAUNITA MORGAN ' ROMA JEAN PARKER IQUNICE PATE JANE PEEIILES ERIC .PIERCE BRUCE PILLOW HERMAN SAWYER MURRAY SIMPSON ANDREW SMITH BOIIIIY SPIRES THOMAS IIJARKENTON MEl,VIN TISDAI,E JAMES WALLACE RICHARD VVALTON BOBBY XVI-IITE EDNVIN WHITE FRANK XVILLIAMS JRVING LEE WILLIS BERNARD VVOMMACK BERRY XYAVNER IANNIS PEGRAM ANN ROBINSON CORA LEE SAWYER EMILY SMALL HELEN STEVENS MAIKIAN 'IJIEDEMANN DA RLE'rTA 'THOMAS JANE 'IJOLER GLKJIQIA TURNER JVIARGARET VVATTS DORIS VVHITE PATRICIA WHITFIELD MARY VVOODHOUSE LAWRENCE BEEDIE LARRY BERRY CHARLES BLAND DAVID BUNCH DONALD BUTLER FLETCHER CARR EIAVOOD CHAIIPEL MELvIN CREEI' BILLY CURLING LESLIE DANIEL GORDON DIl,l.0N CECIL DOZIER BARBARA ALvIs V1LAS ARMSTRONG JEAN E'l l'E BOWYER DORIS BOYCE DOROTHY BOYCE JANE BOYCE JEAN BRI'I'rON FLORENCE BRYANT MARILYN BURGESS JEANN E'l l'E CARLEY JANET CARTER SHIRLEY COLE MAIKY ANN COOKE JACKIE CREEI-' JEAN CUNNINGHAM MARION CURLING NELDA DAIL , JU IOR HIGH? HENRY EARLY HOWARD F LORA BOBBY LEE GILLIAM ROBERT GREELEE HERBERT GREGORY WILSON GRIMES L. T, GU'I'HRIE WVARREN HANBUIKY GILAHAM HARRELI. 'IJHOMAS HENDERSON JOSEPH HCJDGES BOBBY HORNBUCKLE WALTER HlIMI'HRIES MARION DAILEY CATHERINE DAVIS MARX' ETHERIDGE AIIDREY FLOYD ANNE FORBES BETTY GOODRICH DAI-HNE GWYNN SHIRLEY HAl.S'FEAD VIRGINIA HARI'ER BARBARA HARREI.L DOLORES HOREIS JOYCE HOIISE ANNA JACKSON MIRIAM JENNINGS JUNE KEETER BARBARA LAYTON GERALDINE LEE Boys DAVID HUNLEY BILL HUN1'ER ELLSWORTH JERNIGAN DONALD JOHNSON LEE JONES HAROLD KING MARTIN KRISS DONALD LEE LIVERMAN HAIQVEX' LIVERMAN ROBER'F' MARSHAl.l. EDWARD MILLER ELLSWORTH MORILIS JACK MUNDEN Girls JEAN LEGGETTE BETTY LONG DOIIOTHX' MASTON JEWELI. MCGLOUGHAN RUBY MCPHERSON ALICE MEACOM BETTY MII.ES MARJORIE PERRY DORIS PIERCE PEGGY PIERCE CAROLYN POYTHRESS PATSY PUGH ROSA BELLE RICE EMMA LEE ROCK BARBARA ROUN'l'REE SHIRLEY ROUNTREE JANE SMITH FRANK PARKER CARL PORTER JAMES STRICKLAND CALVIN SYKES WIl.l,IAM VAUGHT FLOYD WALLACE JOHN WHITEHURST CARLTON WILLIAMS RICHARD WIl.I,IS PAUL WILSON CHARLES VVINSLONV ERNEST WRIGHT IRIS STEXVART ROSABEI.l.E STEXVART BETTY JOE SYKES HEIIEN TATUM ROMONA TAYLOR JUNE THOMAS ANNE TODD BESSIE TODD FAY TRAI-'TON JOYCE WARREN DORIS WHITE BETTY WILIIIMAS DORIS WIl,l.IMAS EILIZABETH WILLIMAS LENNIE LEE WOOD ZILLA XVOOLARD WVILMA YOUNG v I , , 1 1 . as ' ' A 9- 5' ' ' T f.,-wise-1. MM Ht' 2- I + s 've-1'.gI2'2:a fmE . ,gf SENICR CLASS PLAY Brother Goose JEFF, Brother Goose . . . . .Kenneth Butler CAROL. . .... ,,.. .... . . .Dorothy Gray Was ....... ..... B illy Russ . . . .Joyce Johnson .Shirley Starboard HY'ACINTH ......,.. . . HEl.EN, who quits ............... . . PEGGY, whocomes to the rescue .... . . .Norma Lee Cherry EVE, a Southern charmer .,..... .... h Jackie Goodrich SARAH, a colored maid .... . . ...... Nell Gibson LENORE, who has plans .........,.. . . .Elizabeth Sawyer MRS. TRIMMIER, of the Wlee Blue lnns .... . . .Dorothy Van Vleek TRUCK DRIVER, who is mad .......... . . .Tommy Liverman The burclen of supporting a family seems about to overcome Jeff's durability when Peggy, a hosiery peddler, comes to his rescue. After she arrives his luck seems to change and prosperity seems almost in sight when l..enore,a rich heiress, steps in and ruins all that Peggy has accomplished. After a brief quarrel, Peggy leaves and JePr' loses his job. Once again, huwever, Peggy comes to the rescue and retrieves his job for him. Afterwards Jeff and Peggy are reunited and all ends happily. . MAY COURT M11-3' ,Qjzfen SHIRLEY HODGES JACKIE GOODRICH DOROTHY SPENCER S'rEI.1.A EURE NELDA DAI1, NORMA ANGE T1 llill Befmfrx FRANKIE POYTHRESS Maid of Honor MARY LOU SAGNETJFE BETTY LONG SUE CROSSLEY SHIRLEY HENI.EX' DOLLIE EVERTON BARBARA XKVILLIMAS Flower Girls PHYI.1ss ANN SLEDGE ELMER SAWYER EJACKIE NASH C1'a'zvn-bcfzrer' RONNIE ALEXANDER QL.: 1 Jun.- EK! 4' 'Ll-A --J CAFETERIA What to do with 1,800 eggs, not listed on the week's grocery list, isjust another problem in the day's work of Miss Alice Seebert, home economics teacher at South Norfolk High School, who, in addition, is supervisor of the school cafeteria. The eggs came in the form of a bonus from the Government which to a limited degree, subsidizes the cafeteria. The State Board of Education, has approved, through its Supervisor of Home Ecomonics Education, the Southside lunchroom, which is the only one of its kind in the Tidewater area, according to Miss Aurelia Leigh, assistant principal. The system, wherein the Government furnishes money for specific foods, was inaugu- rated last September at which time Miss Seebert assumed her duties as supervisor. Miss Seebert plans the lunches, orders the food, and supervises the prepara- tion and serving. She is assisted by students in the morning classes of home economics. Some of their duties are making sandwiches, salads and desserts, preparing vegetables for cooking, icing the milk and soft drinks, and setting the teachers' table. There were 15 in the first term's class and 19 are now availing themselves of the domestic experience. The cafeteria, which is sponsored by the South Norfolk PTA, is wholeheartedly endorsed by the entire South Norfolk High School faculty, many of whom devote time to its operation. Some take turns serving as cashier and Miss Myrtle Smith, school librarian, is treasurer. She is charged with compiling monthly reports. That the plan under which the South Norfolk lunchroom is operated, is a success, was evidenced recently when the Government cited the Southside lunch- room as a model in a report on lunchroom projects. Outside help consists of two Negro cooks who prepare the main dishes and a part-time dishwasher who comes in the afternoon. mf' 1-1 ' .. . ' wx V F HOME ECO UMIC CLUB I l OI I ICh1RS JACKIE GOODHICH . . Prexidenl JOYCE JOHNSON , . . ..... Vice-Prexidezzl R u'rH B uo'rH ERS ..... . .S'ecrc1m3v- Trmwrer MISS ALICE SEEBERT . . Spanmr MEMBERS ELEANO11 ALEXANDER ANNE BARKSDALE RU'l'H BROTHERS ELMA BRYANT NORMA CHERRY SHIRLEY Cox CHRISTINE ELSWORTH .IACME Goomucn SHIRLEY HODOES JOYCE JOHNSON JEAN IIOBINSON MAIQX' SAGNE'r'rE CONs'1'ANcE SWAIN BELLE yVARDEN n' 1 1 Z , ,J J W? jg! 'MI Q 'R Af' L fffww QZW bkffgy WWQATIN CLUB NYC I Lad, jyN OFFICERS LXLICI: EWITT ...... .. Pitildflf hlslr XXAIIACE .... JANE HOLLAND ..... . Lou BURLAS ..... MISS MAIKJOIKIE FE MARY Lou BURLAS S'rELLA Euluz ORA FORBES rr!-IELMA HAIKILELL VIVIAN HAllIlEl.L SHIRLEY HENI,EX' ALICE HEXVI1 I' JANE I-IQLLAND WILLIAM HoIz'roN ELSIE LILLEY R UTH LUP'roN .JIMMY MARSHALI. JACKIE MCCLENNEY' . . I 1reP1e.f1dcmf . . Spamaf MAIQX' .JANE OLIVER -JANE PEEIILES BILLY Pmuzv ELLEN RIGGAN IVIARIE IQOBERSON CORA LEE SAWYER ANDREW SMITH D0ll0'FHX SNYIJER MA In' ANN STALLINGS Bormv TI-IoIIN'roN ELSIE VVALLACE BARBARA WILLIAMS . . . Sccfftzzry RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES 210 209 208 207 205 IPA Y T RA FTON VVILSON GIQIMES JACKIE CREEF DONALD BUTLER VINCEN'I' C U RTIs MIL'1'ON BRICRI-I OU SE ROSA B E LLE STEXVA RT ALICE MEACOM B ETTY DA RD E N EDWARD PIARRIS 204 203 202 201 108 BETTY BURGESS BILLY PERRY RUDOLPI-I SAVVYER BARBARA PHIPPS LOIS JOHNSON WILLIAM HORTON MURDOCR MASON RU'1'H BACCUS DONNIE EVERTON it PATRICIA W HITFIE 107 ALICE PRITCI-IARD ROBERT BAB13 DOROTHY VAN VLEEI4 MARGARET HOR1'ON 104 ELLEN RIGGIAN VVILLARD PENDER MISS MARION XVEST, Sponsor LD BETA CLUB DKJIiKJI'HX'VAN VLEEK . MARY Lou 5AGNE'I'I'E . . . AEVLRNA ROGERSON . , . SHIRIEX SIARBQARD . Miss SCAEE MARK ALEXANDER LEE BURGESS MAIKX' Lou BURLAS KENNETH BUTLER FRED CURLING STELLA EURE. BUDDY GAl.I.UP V1vmN HARkEl.1. OFFICERS MEMBERS . Pnnvidenf Ificc-P1'e.ride11z . . . . Serrelary . TTf!l5ll7'E1' , . SPUHJU7' MAILGAliE'l' I'I0ll'l'0N LINDBERGH JONES JANET LEGGE'rr A1.1cE PRITCHARD DOROTHY SNYDER MARX' ANN S'rAl.l,1NGs ELSIE WALLACE Y' A' ' A ' 'H' 'H ' kin' I Y 1 'I' s ..r . ICTORY CORP Captains CLYDE BOWYER ALICE HENV1'FT First Liculezzrmm NIARY Lou BURLAS LOIS JOHNSON ROSA BELLE STEYVART Semrzd Lienlemznls MARILYN BURGEss MARION CURLING Sergeant.: IJONALD HATCH BELLE WARDEN RAY WHITE HELEN STEVENS IQUTH FLORA ANDREW SMITH 'FHOMAS TARIQENTON JEAN BRITTON MAIKGARET' HORTON IALVERNA ROGERSON DARLETTE THOMAS PATSY PUGH CAROLYN POYTHRESS JANE HOLLAND JEAN HUGHES SHIRLEY ROUN'l'REE STELLA EURE PATRICIA WHITFIELD DOROTHY SNYDER Corlvorals BILLY PERRY WILLIAM HOIl'I'ON EMMA LEE ROCK RAYMOND MOTT ALICE MEACOM BARBARA ROUNTREE JACKIE CREEF MISS CORA MCDOWELL, Spaniar- DAVID BUNCH DOROTHY MAS'FON SHIRLEY HALSTEAD FAY TRAFTON MIIQIAM JENNINGS EARL TODD WILMA YOUNG VILAS ARMSTRONG JEAN LEGGETTE ELLSWORTH MORRIS ROSABELLE RICE 4 Q, X1 If , Bk , J L J, ff '1- PURTLOCK CLUB OFFICERS TOMMI I IS PRMAN . ,... . . , Prexidem' D01 bl ENCER . . . . I iw-Pzwidnlll NEII GIBSON . , . Serrelmy HONORARY MEMBERS MR. ANDERSON MISS BRAI' MEMBERS AIACRIE ANGE ANNE BARKSDALE Ml'l l' BRICILI-IousE NORMA LEE CHERRY FRANCES CREEKMORE l'IERBER'l' CURTIS VINCENT CURTIS LESLIE DANIELS MARY FLEMING HARRY' GIBSON EUGENE GOODRICH DoLoREs HOIQEIS ROBER'I' JENKINS XAIEBSTER JENKINS DONALD LEE LIVERMAN DOROTHY MAs'I'oN WILLARD FENDER J. T. PIERCE ELLEN ,RIGGAN BILLY SPENCER NA1'HAN SYIQES ZILLA VVOOLARD V. X3 FRE CH CL OFFICERS NIAIQK ALEXANDER . . ..... itjldtlll JANE I'I0l.l.AND , . . . Iflre Prcsrdu f IZIJVIA BRYANT ..... . SL'C!6'l'lI7V Mlss EIJITH SAYRE . . Sparrow: MEMBERS CORRE'r'rA ALEXANIJER SHIRLEY JOHNSON NORMA ANGE RUTH BAccUs Cl-IARl,OT'l'E BARIQSDALE JOYCE BRYANT JIMMY BUTT SHIRLEY Cox BE'r'I'Y DA RDEN L. C. DEFORD CARLTON ELLIS CHRISTINE ELLSXVORTH S'l'El.I,A EURE GIBSON HARIKELI. EDwARD HARRIS JEAN HUGHES LOIs JOHNSON ARTHUR JONES LELIA LANE CARRIE LASSITER TED LIELAND ROMA JEAN PARKER EILEEN PIERCE JEAN ROBINSON ELIZABETH SAXVYER IRENE SVVINDELI. MAll1ON 'FIEDEMANN HORANCE 'FXVINE LILLIAN 'TVVINE RAY VVHITE CHARLES VVILLIAMS WANDA YOUNG CHORAL CLUB Ifwl- Prl Bl rx . . Pmuzvf JEAN BR1'1 rON I?'LOR1zNcra BRYAN1' MARILYN BUROESS JACKIE CREEF MARION CUIlI.lNCI AUDREY FLOYD IJAPHNE CEWYNN BARBARA I'IARREI.I. IJOLORES I'IOREIS BARBARA LAYTON BE'r'1'Y LONG D0Ro'l'1-ix' MAS'I'0N RUBY NICPHERSON BI2'I l'Y MIl.ES CAROLVN PoY'rHRr:ss MEMBERS EMMA LEE ROCK SHIRLM' ROLTN'I'RELI BARBARA IlOUN'I'REE ROSA BELLE S'l'EXVAR'l RAOMONA 'TAYLOR JOYCE XVARREN BETTY LEE XvlI.I.lAMS DORIS W'Il.LIAMs DAVID BUNCH I.. T. CEUTHRIE XVILSON CQRIMES DONALD JOHNSON CARLTON XVILLIAMS Cl-IARLIES XVINSLUXV S. N. . .BAN VERNON BAILEY BILLY BOYCE CLYDE BOYER RALEIGH BRYANT DAVID BUNCH XNILLIAM BUNCH KENNE'I'H BUTLER PHILLII' DUVAL DONNIE EVERTON JOE FORBES RAYMOND FUNK JULIAN GREENOUGH XIVILSON GRIMES IVIILBURN PIINES MEMBERS ROGER KOl.'I'S DONALD LEE LIVERMAN BETTY MCBURNEX' MURDOCK MASON NORMAN MORSE JIMMIE OVEl1'FON SONEY PIERCE JEAN ROBINSON ANDREW SMITH 'FED SPIVEY ROSA BELLE STESVART, THOMAS TARRENTON RAY W HITE LINNVOOD WILDER CIE. CE CL OFFICERS ROn1:R'rBA13B . . . . . P1'cs1de11t MARY IOU BURIAQ . . . . . Vue 131051116111 ANNF BARKSDU E . bnrnlmv 13011111111 Miss IDARDI N . 3pa11vo1 MEMBERS NIARK A1.Ex4ND13R ROBERT BABB ANNE BARxsDA1.1z MART' Lou BURLAS NORMA 1,1212 CHERRY MIl,'FON EDWARDS ANNIE LAURA GIKIFIFIN W11.sON GRIMHS VIVIAN HARREl,l. MARGAR1-:T I-IORTON JIMMIE MARSHALL HflRACE IVICPHERSON B11,1.11z PERRY ELLEN RIGGAN MARY LOU SAGNE'1 1'12 Bonus' THORNTON DORO'I'HY VAN V1.1z1sx R.AX'MOND VVA1.LAc1s B131.Lr:WARDnN EDXVARD XVHITE MO OGRAM CLUB BYRON AE1sO'I'1' CHAPMAN CURLING VVILLIAM DIAL WALTER DEws JOE FORREST ARMAND LEE'I' EUGENE IVIASON WORTHY IJEGRAM ANNE BARRSDALE NORMA LEE CHERRY NEl,I, GIBSON JACKIE GOODRICH SHIRLEY HODOES MARGARET HORTON MEMBERS Bn-YJ Girls NEIL PHELI-s J. T. PIERCE WILLIAM Russ ROBERT SIMPSON- NA'FHAN SYKES JOE WOMMACK GEORGE WoLI.E'r'r JOYCE JOHNSON JEAN LEcOE1'r MARY LOU SAGNETTE DOT SPENCER SHIRLEY STARBOARD SHIRLEY HODGES . ., GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Poxilion Forward-Cenlc'r Paxilian ELEANOR ALEXANDER ..... .....,..... JACKIE GOODRICH ..... ....,... P 'orward JEAN ROBINSON .... . JOYCE JOHNSON ..... ,..,... I 'brward MARION TLIEDEMANN. JEAN BAGLEY ,..... .. , ..... Forward MARIE CLOUGH . . . . .. SHIRLEY STAREOARD .,.. . . .Guard BETTY DARDEN . . . .. ANNE BARKSIJALE .. ...Guard JEAN HUGHES . . . . .., NEL1. GIBSON ..,.....,.. . , . . .Guard EILEEN PIERCE. . . . .. NORMA LEE CI-IERRY ..,, ..... G uard MAliGAIlE'I' HOIl'FON . . MAIQY SAoNE'r'rE ...... ....,.. G uara' MISS GEOIKGIA Pl-IILP4 ELMA BIQXXA NT ...... ..,.. I 07 lUlZ7'!f SCORES Tea 711 life Th fy Team St. Joseph .... . , . 33 9 Norview. . , . .. Portlock.. . . . . . 27 5 St. Joseph. . , Norview ...... I , . 59 20 Kempsville. . . .. Alumni .... .... . . . 47 27 Churchlzmd ..... . . . Holy Trinity ..,. . . . 47 23 Alexander Park . . . . Suffolk ..,..... . . . 32 44 Suffolk .,.. .. . . .. Kempsville ,..... . . . 45 S Morrison. . . , . . Portlock. ..... .. . 47 17 South Mills. ., . Oceana ..,.... .. . 37 13 Cnrrsville. . . .. Churchlzmcl ,..., . . . 58 29 Chuckntuck. . .. Holy Trinity .... .. . 41 23 Chuckatuck. , .. . . . .Forward . . . .Guard . . , .Forward Forward . . . . .Guard . . . . . .Guard . . . . . , , .zlflauager J'l l' .... . , . . .Coach IH' 'Thqy 26 1 1 37 19 48 19 45 S 43 22 21 24 30 37 41 27 46 39 31 24 30 27 HE BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Q TEAM - Pnxiliun Position ARMOND LEET .... .... I forward BUDDY GALLUP .... ...,. G uard-Ccnler NATHAN SYRES . .. .... Forward BYRON ABBOTT ,..... ......... G zzard NE11. PHELPS ..... .... P 'orward EMMET1' SAWYER. . ...,... Guard A R'ri-:UR 4loNEs ...... .... F arward GEORGE WOI.LET'F. ..... Guard GENE ARRINGTON ..,.. .... I' 'orward JOE FORREST ...... ..,,. G uard tl. T. PIERCE ....... ..., C enfer JOE WOMMACR .... ..... G uard TED L1E1,AND ..... .... C enler CHAPMAN CURLING ..., ...,. M anager 1VAl.'rER Draws .. ,.,. Cenler NVOODROW BARNES ,..... Cnarlz SCORES Tcamx W e Th ey Team: life They Portlock . .... 26 23 VVilson ...... .... 2 1 16 Norvicw. ...... 23 29 Kempsville ..... . . . 73 14 Alumni. ........ 25 32 Churchlund ........ . . . 52 15 Holy Trinity .... 44 18 Alexander Park ..... . . . 26 30 Suffolk ..,...... 31 25 Wilson .......... . . . 26 32 Kempsville. .. 43 11 Suffolk .... .... . . . 39 30 Portlock .... . 24 21 Morrison ...,.. . . . 31 24 Oceana ...,.. 22 16 South Mills .... . . . 57 28 Churchlund ..... 55 19 Hadron 5-1 .,... . . . 39 25 Holy Trinity ..,. 32 16 Carrsville ....., . . .' 58 43 Nbrview. ...... 23 34 Chuckntuck ...... . , . 52 38 St. Joseph ...... 24 26 Columbia ...... . . . 40 29 POR .REVUE fi I i X f 1 1 BOYS' TEAM The boys' basketball team has proven very successful this year, winning 17 out of 23 games. Many more games were scheduled this year than in previous years but the boys came through the season with Hving colors. The team this year was composed mainly of lower classmen with only one senior varsity yliyer. After finishing the thrilling scholastic games remaining in the season the boys traveled to Portsmouth to complete n victorious season by winning second place in the Gold Medal Tournament. GIRLS' TEAM The girls' basketball team proved one of the best in the history of the school, completing the season with a total of 20 victories our of 24 engagements. The entire first team was composed entirely of senior girls. The team showed good cooperation and sportsmanship throughout the year. The three defeats suffered were received from Morrison and two from Suffolk. The latter game was lost by the total of three points. SPORTS REVUE J. T. PIERCE J. T. PIERCE J. T. Pierce, better known as Tee,' has proved a valuable asset to the basket- ball team this year. Besides being high scorer he is the player with the high- est number of points. VVe wish him luck as Co-captain of next year's team. BYRON ABBGT T Byron Abbott, better known as Boog, is only a junior but he played excellent basketball this year. Playing the position of guard, Boog always came through when the team needed him. Boog', is the other co-captain of next year's team. SHIRLEY I-IODGES Shirley Hodges is the only girl in the history of South Norfolk High who has received four letters in basketball. She has held a varsity position on the team since her freshman year, playing guard for three years and forward for one year. Shirley has blonde hair and blue eyes and weighs approximately 125. Her favorite subject is Bookkeeping and she is un- decided as to her vocation after gradua- tion. ANNE BARKSDALE Anne Barksdale, better known as Chub,l' has been elected captain of next year's basketball team. Chub played guard this year and was a very good guard at that. Climb is a popular per- son and well liked by everyone, you never hear Chub fussing since she is very easy to get along with. VVe are sure Chub will make a good captain. SPORTS REVUE BUDDY GALLUP Buddy Gallup, versatile captain of this year's basketball team, has held a varsity position on the team for three years. Buddy has blonde hair and blue eyes and tips the scales at 145. He was a member of the baseball team and also the football squad until he was forced to stop, due to an injury received in the VVilson game. His favorite subject is math and he plans to enter the Navy Air Corps pending his graduation in June. COACH WOODROW BARNES Xvoodrow Barnes, better known to everyone as Woodie, is a former alumni of South Norfolk High School. He is a great favorite of all the boys. Woodie still plays basketball for Kittrellls. He also plays first base in baseball. He is, at the present time, employed at the Texaco Company. COACH GEORGIE PHILPOTT Miss Philpott is a popular member of the faculty. She is quite busy teaching both the boys' and girls' gym classes, but she is never too busy for a good natured word or a smile. She is seldom seen with- out her Zoot suit. Miss Philpott is a native of Philpott, Virginia, and is a graduate of West Hampton College in Richmond. VVe hope to see her back again next year. She has made many friends here. BUDDY GLALLUP 1 V i PLEASE PATRCQDNHZE UUR ADVERTISERS C0121plz771e7zf.r gf enior Glass UUMQMH0 C omplimemir qf 7zzmbr C7455 Ka!-6-Zn! KQBNAJ RBUQQII via l l l C0772p!f77I6llfJ qffhe South Norfolk Parent Teacher ASSOCiHt1OD KUNGVI OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OI' THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Presxdent-- ..... ..... - - Ist Vice-President--- 2nd Vice-President , Secretary ...,,.... Treasurexp- Hlstorlan ....,,.-..,. M ,,.., NIRS. B BARI SDAIL R-IRS. Hnxm SIIDGI ----AfI1SS BIARIAN Lui: XNLS1 -----MRS R. S Houmxo NIR. T. C. ANDERSON Nhsz, MRS. MRS RTRS. MRS MRS RfIRS IYIISS TVIRS. MRS MRS M RS M R S DOROTHY TRUVV1' J. T. BUTT FLETCHER LEY FRANK Doz1ER ELwooD SMITH S. VV. XVILSON A. A. SAVVYER CATHERINE BRAY RAYMOND FUNK W. J. THORNTON J. T. NIARSHALL VV. R. BRITTON J. C. PIEDMONT NIISS LOUISE .APPLENVI-IIIL BIRS. N. A. RAORSE ---NIRS. EARL C LLNC11 AIRS. RAYMOMJ YT AI 1 xcl. South orfolk Public Schools SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS C. L. VVILLIAIIIS, Clzairman J. S. ROOGERS R. B. ROWLAND, JR. T. C. ANDEIKSON, Supe1'i1zZemz'e1zL H I G H S C H O O L AURELIA I. LEIGII, A.v.riJta1zt P1'i7z.cipal LOUISE AIfI'LEwIIITE NIABEL BEALE ANNIE BRADSHAXV CATHERINE COTIIRAN CERACE 11 DAIIIJEN INIARJORIE FELTS D. LANCLEY NIARTHA E. LINDSEY CORA MCDOWELL AIADELINE NIOOLIN BESSIE LVIAE PAXSON GEORGIE PHILPOTT EDITH SAYRE LUCILE SCAFF ANNE SCOTT ALICE SEEEERT NIYRTLE SMITH MARGARET B. WEST IX-ITARION LEE WES'l' JANIE LEE YYOUNG GRAMMAR SCHOOLS DOROTHY H. TRUI'I'T, EIe11Ie11tary Superwfsoz' NELL ALLEN SHANAI-I P. BINCMAN CATHERINE BRAY BETSY BULLOCK BERNICE BURTON h'IARGARET BURTON NIARGARET COLEMAN IVIABEL COWAND ANNIS CUTHERELL MARGARET DUNCAN .IIAIMIE FRANKLIN NIAYSVILLE CSAMMON HELEN HICKS HELEN JOHNSON BROWNIE LESTER THELMA NEWSONE EDNA PARKER XNILLIA PULLIAIW ELLIE B. RIGGAN HURLEY' T. SIMPSON LILLY SPAIN LOUISE STEPHENSON LOUISE WAFF EVELYN XVALKE IXIARY LEE X'VAI.LACE RUTH E. XNRIGHT Compliments of The Cit of South Norfolk The City of Program NIAYOR Ll. JAIXIES DAVIS RIEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL 'l'. l'lUI'Cll21I1Ll xl. E. Nleglnley A. B. Howell E. H. Henley H. E. VVinston CLERK VV. T. lWad1'in CI'l'Y ATTORNEY 'TRIAL JUSTICE C. 17. XVlIitley Herman VVlIite l7IRYiC'l'0R OF PUBLIC XVORKS SUI-ERIN'I'I:NInIzN'I' OF PUBLIC YVELFARE C. H. Hughes Mrs. lllllilllllil S. lflLlXN'Zll'ClS DI3PAIz'I'IxIENT oF HEAI.1'lI Dr. I. L. Chapman CHIEF or FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF or POLICE DEPAIzTIxIEN'r S. H. Dennis, Jr. E. L. Boyce TREASURER W. M. Townsend CoIxIIxI1ssIoNER OF REVENUE H. P. Lane CITY SERGEANT E. S. 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Coca-Cola must remind them LI ilfiifiillifiill of home a lot. lt reminds you to .Lg sg: refresh Yourselfln J f'2f?f'- F e o 4,5 someo UNDER Aumomrv OF THE QOCA-COLA coMPANY sv NORFOLK COCA-COLA BUTTLING WORKS, Inc BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS D. Straughn Mann Merchants 8: Planters Bank Serving the Southside for Forty-Four Yeafs Three Convenient Locations Berkley 1 Campostella - South Norfolk BERKLEYUS OLDEST BANK Member Federal Deposit Inmrance Corp. Jllcfrnber Federal Referzfe Syytem Complzments Of Smith- Douglass, Inc Complzmmzt Of Growers Exchange Fine Quality Fresh Vegetables NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Compliments Of IDEAL CLEANERS MARIE VVEST Phone 1031 Phone Berkley 217 Elizabeth River Oil Company, Inc Distributors Shell Products 3321 Bainbridge Boulevard, Portlock NORFOLK 165, VIRGINIA Compliments of 205 . . . Compliments . . . of . . . A FRIEND Smuh Welton Complimentf Complimentf of of Room 2oo Room 210 Phone Berkley 23 8-R-223 -R-299-W South Norfolk Furniture Co. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING 517-519-521 Liberty Street SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. L. D. RAYVLS, P,-op. W. H. R.-XWLS, Mgr. GET YOUR EXERCISE at the South Norfolk Health Center Bowling-the ideal indoor sport Compliments of Townsend Bros. Established 184-7 D. P. Paul Company IEWELERS 231-235 Granby Street Telephone 24623 Norfolk 10, Virginia B COMPLIMENTS OF Southside Kiwani S' Club Cmnplimenzff of Merchants and Planters Bank SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Berkley Coal Company Omcc and DOLLS-FOOL Fauquier su-ect P. O. Box 231 BERKLIQY, NORFOLK 6, VA. lVIeLean Auto Supply Corporation NORFOLKiPOR'I'S1N'IOUTH-BIENVPORT NEWS REPLACEMENT PARTS-SUPPLIES E Q U 1 P M E N T C0mplime11t,r of MERRIWEATHER THETA RHO GIRLS CLUB SHIRLEY Houmzs, Preyidevzt Kightfs Kozy Kitchen 528 South lX laiu Street BERKLEY, VA. Wfe Serve the Best of Foods B. J. Thompson St Co. DRUGGISTS The REXALL Store 109 YV. Berkley Avenue NORFOLK, VA Phone Berkley 57 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Green-Gif ford Motor Corporation 1003 East Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia Norfolk Brass and Copper Corp'11 METAL DISTRIBUTORS Telephone 27397 Norfolk, Virginia RQOFING AND Sl-II11If1'l' METAL SUPPLIES BRASS AND COPPER PRODUCTS Co11'LpH11Le1zt5 of Qpkzs funeral ilaume S Prestonfs Pharmacy, Inc. THE REXALL STORE 1401 Poinndexter Street South Norfolk, Virginia Established 1913 ' Complimentr of Pine Grove Dairy Farms, Inc. PRIVATE BATHS STEAM HEAT Finest in the South Travelers Hotel Court South Norfolk, Virginia on Route 13 R. C. ROWLAND A TELEPHONE Owner Berkley 9172 Grand Theatre 1019 Chesapeake Avenue SOUTH NORFOLK Phone Berkley 1020 E. H. Barnes Company Box Sfzooiy and Lumber Ofhce: Foot of Barnes, Road WE BUY LOGS Save 7 Miles Between the Cities When you corne to Norfolk or the beaches, crossing Campostella or Berkley bridges, always follow U. S. Route 460 across the Norfolk-Portsmouth Bridge. It saves you time and money Pet Ice Cream . . A HEALTH FOOD . . . 1210 East Liberty Street W. B. Dawley 81 Co. REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 211 WV. Berkley Avenue PHONE 36 Norfolk - Berkley Bridge The Short Route In and Out of Norfolk 100 for Driver and Car CO7IZpZi7l'LE?llJ of Empire Machine and Supply Corp. Complimevzly of A Tl1e PeopIe's Insurance Agency Incorporated INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS Berkley and Norfolk, Va. TATEM'S PHARMACY Chesapeake Avenue and Ohio Srreet We Fill Prescriptions Phone Berkley 260 or 9178 0VERTON'S MARKET Berkley and South Norfolk Buy At-0 V E R T O N ' S-And Save Compliments of Dr. I. L. CHAPMAN 1446 Chesapeake Avenue South Norfolk, Virginia Where Good Friends Meet MIDWAY SANDWICH SHUP 309 Main Street Norfolk, Ya. Plate Lunches-All Kinds Phone 29107 C'0117'Ll'J3' of BROWN'S 81 ROBINSUN'S RESTAURANTS LESLIE R. BROVVN 0j7l'l'll1f71g Granby Street Quality Food at Popular Prices Complimeozix Of Howard Livingston Gibson Complioneim Of F. H. GASKINS Moore 81 Rllstiil Complimentf F,,,.m,,.,y of Carl Parker's 20 Serving Good Food 4 Since 1930 Plenty of good parking space Complimentr Complimenty Of Of 20 7 20.2 PRICES, Inc. Established 1905 , Complfmentf Household Equipment of Gas and Electric Appliances A Irflelld 133 West Charlotte Street Norfolk, Va. C07'lPllm5m5 01, Complimcnzfr THE HUB of Mayor Norfolk, Va. J. James Davis Gillis Hotel Special EYEGLASSES-KODACS .. . 6? f If 0 'L For Flavor f I it li ew For Strength Sami Q N01-folk, va. Riclrmomi, Va GGBUD AND SIS WHERE FOOD IS GOOD 3-I-0 Campostella Road Norfolk, Va. Steaks, Oysters and Finest Barbecue Phone Berkley 9148 Colonial Dairy Phone G. IB. 3551 J. D. CURLING li Compliments of W. A. Robertson HAMPTON ROADS PAPER COMPANY Compliments of E. QE. Stnartg Clin. NorlaIk's Largest Department Store L. SNYDER DEPARMENT sToRE - Serving for 50 Yearf - 151-161 Church Street F ree Parleing Low Compliments of NURFULK UNDERSELLERS For W'ork and Dress Clothes -1-O1-415 Blain Street Corner Commercial Place .Records - Sheet Music Musical Instruments Stagg Piano Co. 234 IVest Bute Street Dial 24412 Norfolk, Virginia COMMONWEALTI1 BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION INC. Home Office: 31+ Boush Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA-CAROLINA ELECTICAL WORKS Industrial Engineers C0mpli17z.L'1zt.f of Contractors :.lXfIarine Electricians C0- Supplies : Repairs 1006 East Main Street NORFOLK :: VIRGINIA ,IAY,S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone Berkley 1354 South Norfolk, Virginia Compliinfzztr of I-I. ABRAMS ON 50 to 31.00 Store EQ 1020 Liberty Street Secllrity II1SllI'2lI1CC Crocliill . Levy CO. Agency, Inc' The S0uth's Largest 209 llfest Berkley Avenue Phone Berkley 96 Auto Insurance Household Furniture Fire, Willdstornl St Casualty Furniture Storcv SOO Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia . Phone 21645 BERKLEY PERMANENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC. Home Office, 112 W. York Street Norfolk, Va. SAVINGS HOME INSURED LOANS CO'lIlfJfI7ll6'lll.V of Open Air Market CAMPOSTELLA ROAD JOE RESTA MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR Wind Instruments and Guitar Studio, 109 East 15th Street Phone 42766 Norfolk, Va. DR. HARRY G. BEERMAN Specialist in the Examination of Eyes and Fitting of Glasses 425 Granby Street Phone 27449 Norfolk, Va C0vz,z1e1z.ie1zt Tfrvm BARR BROS. Friendly Jewelers Bl GIO'S 339 Granby Street Infantswear Norfolk, Newport News, Linens Portsmouth, Suffolk and Cape Charles Hanilkei-chiefs CJO'll'1.PZl'I7'l,E7Ll.l' of TODD'S CAFE 3 Compli-nzeizty of Schwartz Service Bainbridge Boulevard Statioll South Norfolk, Va. 9 Be Kmd to 1VIcHorney s Animals Restaurant Norfolk Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Serving Food of Distinctionv 925 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 1927 Rowland Hotel Open Day a1zdNighL COURTEOUS SERVICE - GOOD FOOD - PI-IONE BERKLEY 9133 ' FOR RESERVATIONS 4101 Bainbridge Boulevard Portlock, Va. l'V'1,l'!li7Zg Alle bert for our 120515 and girly now and in the futiire Compliments of Hayman's Confectionery and Sundries 3902 Bainbridge Boulevard Portlock, Va. Coastal Business College 350 hlouticello Arcade PHONE I.,. L. KEE NORFOLK 415-H ll l11'rr' Courtrxy and Proyrfxr lW1'r't Standard Business Courses AT REASON.-x1sLE PRICES Complimenir of Mrs. W. T. Butler C 'n li 'ff S of 0UR CONGRATULATIONS Etheridge' BHYIOP To the Graduates of Hofheilner South Norfolk High School INC, HOW Future Cirizemv Beal Estate and 1 Insurance Monroe Drug Co. 420 Boush St. Norfolk, Va. SOUTH NORFOLK' VA' Dail's Grocery J, C. RIDDICK P mp. Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Cmnpli-nze1zt,f of Peebles - Hedly Motor Corp. Compliments of Waller's 50 TO 351.00 STORES 812 East Liberty Street 702 Campostella Road Phone Berkley 1049 Norfolk, Virginia Complimevztf of Trafton's Beauty Shoppe The Grand Leader 1415 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, virginia Phone Berkley 552 Conoco Station HERMAN DENNIS Cor. Poinclexter and Chesapeake Phone Berk. 631-Al Compliments of W. L. DOWDY Staple and Fancy Groceries Meats, Vegetables and Fruits Twine's - Florist Flowers For All Occasions Baker's Hardware Builders' a11d General Hardware llfinclows, Doors, Blinds, Glass Roohug, Paints, Oils, Fittings 927 Liberty Street South Norfolk 6, Va. Phone Berkley 108 Compliments of Tucker's Meat Market 1020 Liberty Street g'Where Quality Rules I f I tis REAL ESTATE- See- D. E. KEISTER Compliments of Poyner's Service Station AMOCO Gas and Oil Phone 9115 li-IQRKLEY Burfoot Esso Service JOHN A. BURFOOT Phone Berkley 1534 .l. D. MILES Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 1007 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Va DARDENWS Rich - Creanly Milk By Music Cerfgied Guernsey Lakeside Dairy Farms Complimfrntf of AB B O T T S R. B. Rowland, Jr. 1105 Portlock Road Norfolk, Virginia Covnplinieiztf of I. B. WICKS 1333 Bainbridge Boulevard South Norfolk, Va. Covrzplimevlihr of T. B. Woods, M. D. Sapper Sz Webb Incorporated General Automobile Repairing and Painting f,lUNlPH'lIlt?lll.f of Graham Funeral Home 1. R. GRAHAM Bef! Wiyhey to the Seniors of 144 l 0 .T ' T. F. Liverman Roofing and Repairing Phone Berkley 753-ji C 0mpfi1r1,ef1zt.f of J. Wesley Stone Real Estate, Rentals and Insurance 207 Arcade Building H. D. KANTER W0ll16ll,S Sportswear Accessories 105 College Place Norfolk, Virginia C077Z1DH77lE7Zf.!' of F I N E 9 S Granby Street at College Place Co mplimentx of Olga Etheridge Studio C'071zpli7ne1zZ'5 of Jerry Lieban California Fashions Meant for Youth J. J. Taylor Staple and Fancy Groceries 1139 Seaboard Avenue South Norfolk, Va. A. B.Barl:ley St Sons C0'nzplf711f'11f,r EYE GLASSES - of 237 Church Street Norfolk,Vz1. J Francis A. Gay FUNERAL HOME Ohio and Rogers Streets South Norfolk Berkley 62 Clark's Tourist Home 1221 Park Avenue South Norfolk, Virginia Phone Berkley 1053-J T. P. Newbern Watchmakel' and Jeweler 1418 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. J. E. BURKE Watchlnalcel' and Jeweler 14142 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Legum Furniture Corporation FRANK R. FURD, Inc. Jewelers and 6 Finest Furniture 3, Silversmiths At Lowest Cost 229 Granby Street SOL SIKIE LEGUM 132 Church Street Norfolk, Vu 'llelephone 25345 Norfolk, Va Best Wishes RICE'S FASHION CORNER Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 263- E. C. Savage 81 Co. General Insurance 124 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. BUY Concord Clothes - Co1nplime.1zt5 of Factory-to-You l 0 Frank S.We1sel Co Open Evenings Freemason to 9 P. M. A and Nlonticello Cmrzplivnc'-nt! of H. C. Denlinger Covnplimenzfx of Platt's Service Station Be Sure With Pure Berkley Feed Corp. FEED - SEED Phones 385 - 386 C077llf7H7ILF'lIl5 of Gornt0's Bakery CQ'o111,pH111e1LL1' of G. W. Daughtry . 81 Company Sm'zfz'ng South. Norfoik Fzfty-Six Years ' Wie have a reputation to uphold and when you say uXX7ILSON,SU you merely ask lor, anal get the Best in the City. S. W. VVILSON Phone 737-738 We Delifver J. W. Legum 81 Sons Incorporated Where Good Furniture Costs Less 1124 Liberty Street Norfolk,Y:1. Phone Berkley 154 f:f1'I7'lP1i'I71,6'7lf.l' of Powers Service Station Phone Berkley 1216 W. J. JONES GROCERIES Country Meats and Eggs 1426 Bainlnriclge Boulevrrrcl Phone Berklev 9110 J. L. ,IERNIGAN Building Contractor Phone Berkley 1325-R Cl07IlfJil'II1E7ll.Y of Myrtis Lee Beauty Salon 1420 Poinclextcr Street 11110116 1117 Savoy Restaurant 706 S0llil1.lX'lZ1lIl Street . B ER KQLE Y G O O D E A T S Foors KLXNGUS CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Authorized Capital, 155,000,000 222 W. Berkley Avenue NORFOLK, VIRGINIA C. L. OLD, PI'!'.fidI'7lf S. WV. LYoNs, jk., Vicr-Prrs. 55' S'nc'y Wa' 'will mlfvrnzcf you money to help pay for your home Home of OLD VIRGINIA HAMS I-IargroVe's Market Corner Bainbridge Boulevard and Park Avenue SOUTH NORFOLK EASON'S STORE Prop. Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes 1511 Liberty Street Phone Berkley 856 Madam ,I 02111 Palmisl, Physio Reader, and Adviser 1440 Bainbridge Boulevard South Norfolk, Va. r I I I I rzfamlngairfafsslwo nom 60th ANNIVERSARY I 884- -1944 The Henry Wallie Co. 407 UNION STREET NORFOLK, VA. e4Q2a ' lc: nu Printcraft Press, Inc PORTSMOUTH, VA. lfllpdfl 541109 'mpg Juicy fzafzfi '