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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

We ,- K, f ,X- :J , .3 1 5-b 1 A , f,.. RH ff A . fi' kk +L' Q X., . .f,,.-, . . I. . - 4 ., itqi-f6if'ai31.52?'WiA'-:L ' .f nw V9 .Y 5 ,J 5 X u 's 1, -4 Qi '? T! Y! 2 E w E r I r F E 53 3 i ww . Y In .H . , Tig E i 1 E 3 F 1 FE A bl 3 S S ra lf B fe. THE SENIOR CLASS of SOUTH NORFOLK HIGH SCHOOL Presents xXXMMliI'Il1l1I: kg, T I G' ff QUUIOY 7 Q 4 South Norfolk High Schoolff1947 Our high school building of today is a great improve- ment over the building that accommodated the high school students twenty-five years ago. Rapid growth of the student body made the erection of the present building necessary in 1929. The old building is a part of the present elementary school plant. Construction ofthe new school building, complete with a modern gymnazium, a large and attractive auditorium, and laboratories, was a significant mile-stone in the progress of education in the City of South Norfolk. 5.40 P 15111 CAT UN In guiding us through our senior year, he was a friend as well as adviser, proving his interest in our activities through the cooperation and ready aid he gave so willingly. He shared our disappointments as well as our conquests and was always dependable. With a deep feeling of gratitude the Senior Class of ,47 dedicates the 25th Edition of THE TIGER to . . . MR. J. WM. FTHHRIDGIQ Forewor . . . In this, the 25th Edition of Tm: TIGER,', we have attempted to bring about an awareness of the advancements made in school life since the publication of the first Tiger to the present day. In spite of the changes the years have wrought, new faces have only replaced the old, and these changes have not altered our standards, but rather raised them to a higher level. Each year left its mark upon our school with the wisdom and knowledge that only time can bring. Through the very halls that the students trod then, pass today's generation, fortified with the lessons learned through experience. We sincerely believe that these past 25 years have been good years, progressive years, and with this as our theme we have strived to show the fruits that they have produced. WILSON NEIL PHELPS, Editor-in-Chief I- XNNX WX Lf 'fl f X x X n N X XX Q 1 kyw, My xx X E 2, Y Q X X , NX xX ' or PHUGHESS.. 1922 - AAAA- 1947! South Norfolk School Board f f f 1947 MR. AI. Romans MR. C. L. XVILLIAMS MR. R. B. Rowpxxn Cjhfliflllllll Miss AURELIA I. LEIGH Cfvrk Qf flu' liozzrrz' mm' :l.v.vi.ftm1f Principal MR. 'l'. C. A-XNDIHIRSON l7iz'i.vim1 S11pwizzlwzffrfll rgf ihifflllflfn' mm' Prinripfif Much ut' the progress that has heen made in the Smith Norfolk school system can he Llffl'il3lIfCd to Mr. Anderson. During his seven years ut 1lLilHiHiSfl'2lfiUI1 he has exhibited :1 keen awareness of the systenfs needs :md potentiulities, and he has exerted immeasur- nhle eH cn't to satisfy those needs :md tu make those potentiulities realities. OZMF ull During the past twenty - Five years the faculty members have more than doubled in number. A steady rise in the number of students and the courses of study offered has made necessary the increase from ten teachers in I923 tu twenty- une in HH7. I 1 . FILEEN BOWLRS J. WM. ETHERIDGE MARY G. UNDERWOOD Iinglixlz, Spanish Englixh, Yournalism Commerrial MARGARET B. I-IARRELI. VIRGINIA HICKS HARVEY JOHNSON Social Sluriiw English, Pre-Flight Civics, Physical Iidumliun Lalin, Driver Training Corlrli 5f1En1 C0 I DONALD j. l.ANGl.FY IJ11-v 7'P'1llIIt' Xllllpf ARTHUR NF'l'HFNY ,1ll11fIt'Nllllft'.V, ffllllffl RUSH D. MURRlSl :'lvl'l'1 Ifinfughv, ffrllrrnf .N'rfrl1n' Aff RR Vi bility 1654. MARY .IO MAHAN l'l1Vv.vi41r, llnwlrzfizxf , .1Iall1rn1n1ir,f BHATR ICI-I Ml JNIQI ,I . .'1f1lf!ll'7IlIIffl'.f MARY ALICE lJ'NIiAl. !.'If'rA' 014flFa1c1Zull1tu.1l .ae E 54 i BESSIE MAE PAXSON LUCILLE SCAFF MYRTLE SMITH Chemistry, French Mathemafirx Librarian LOTTIE B. WATERS MARGARET WEST Hixtonv English Pictures mining.- JUDY INGRAM EFFIE SANDERIJN Cnmnlcrrinl Home Eronomirs Mrs. Rosalind Harrell White was a member of our faculty during the first semester of the 1946-47 session. She resigned before the pictures were made. It is fitting that we remember her because she was editor-in-chief of the first edi- tion of Tl1e Tiger. Seniors . ' fly I 9 4 OFFICERS RAY ALSTON HENLEY, JR. ANN RUTH LUP'roN ANDREW FLOYD SMITH, Jn President Secretary-Treasurer Vito-President Annual Typist Most Cooperative Boy COLORS Pink and Black FLOWER Pink Carnation: MOTTO To dedicate our time and qforts toward setting a worth example for those who follow us. R R' E ii R R R A Q 2 -z ' EDIT-ION WILSON NEIL PHELPS Annual Editor-in-Chief Mosi Athletic Boy MAR ION MARTHA TIEDEMANN Annuul Literary Editor Most Athletic Girl Most Valuable Basketball Player Senior Play +94 JANE NELDA PEEBLES Annual Business Manager Class Salutatorian Music Award Senior Play ALFRED EUGENE ARRINGTON Annual Business Manager Bcttcr Businessmen Club Scholarship SHIRLEY LOUISE HENLEY ANNE ELIZABETH DODSON Adnual Literar Editor Annual Typist Nearest girl Best Looking Girl W4 L 5D'T'0N 0 6.5, 1 S l l lillllfili LANDUN PILLOW BLANCI lll liI,lVlA BRYANT HARRY Llili l-'ARMIQR Annual Sports litlitor Annual Sports Editor Annual lfcaturc liditor School Board Scholarship Senior Prom Sponsor Bcst All Around Boy Senior Play l l Cl lARl-O'l l'l2 llAYNll2 BARKSDALIQ l.UI'l IIZR DOANIC Nli'l l'llf JANIIE TOLIZR Annual Feature Editor Annual Circulation lvlamlgcr Annual Circulation Manager May Queen Best liooking Boy D. A. R. Litizenship lvletlal fn-1-on W4 o dk lillNlfili l3liA'l'RlCli l'A'l'li ARNOLD Llili YOUNG Hlil.l2N l,0RRAlNli S'l'liVliNS :Xnnuul Art lfdilur Annual Arl lldnlnr Annual Typist lxluy Court Class Valcdicmrlan Scmur Play Must lntcllcctuul Gnrl Snyder Foumluliun Schnlurslup Scnmr Play . 1 'Q , MARIIC CTLULJCIII SlfO'l l' KfllARl,O'l I'lf LANIZ ABBCYIUI' UTIS LEE BAKER .-lnnulzl lyput Senior Play S ' m: EDlTl0N- ,F , ,W Yns4q,gj fir LIQNA I3Iil.LIi I3IiI.'I'ON LARRY VINCIiN'I' BERRY IlLIZAI3Ii'I'lIJIiANI:1'I I'Ii BROWN Best AII Around Girl Senior Dance Sponsor Many Court Iviaid ofl Ionor WILLIAM CHAPEL BUNCH WILLIAM 'I'HORN'I'ON ISUTLER IVIARY KATI IRYN COSNIQR Senior Prom Sponsor Senior Play Senior Play Ez-I' Q -rl-ns TIGER ' IA: N 25- mf BEDITION. '9 f nil, ,,,,-+,i. , if k 235 f 1 f -.... - ' 1+ Wll.l.lAlx4 WINBORNII DAll., ju, KA'l'l llilllNlijliANNll'l l'll DlilVlPSliY MARTHA ANNE DliWl3liRRY Senior Play RAY CHAPMAN DILLON ROLAND LEE DILLON, JR. DONALD LEE liVliR'l'ON Wilticst Boy Most Valuable Football Player Ncatest Boy Senior Play L Q QE D 5D'T'0N W4 O ,dk F , i A JOHN WINFRED FAGER HARRY JASPER FOREHAND CARIIIUN TI IEODORE GOODWIN Scninr Play 1 1 JULIAN AZRIEL GREENOUGH ANNIE LAURIE GRIFFIN WILLIAM FREDERICK HANSELMAN -'sf' R f ' fn-1-on GIBSON RAY IIARRIZLI. TIIOIVIAS WARRIEN HARRELL WILLIAM WOODROW HARRIS IIIfI.liN SPRIIILL II.-XSIIZ DONALD LIZIT IIATCII DAVID ANDREW IIUISA THE Tl E-I3 0 IW 25 ,011 Eamon x 'V M I ,L+ J X I I LL WWUL LILI ' LL , Lv, I , , X 7-LN' l . +9 C1I.II 'I'0N JOI IN IIUIVIPI IRIIZS IYIAIIIEL MARIE JERNIGAN WAYNI2 K JOI INSON Senior Play MARY IZARLIQ KING jOANNE KITCHEN CARRIE Iil.IZABE'l'H LASSITICR Iviust Talkative Girl Ivins! Bashful Curl Senior Play 'V X 'H THE TIGER ' + fqgm' ' EDITION- 2- 0 R+ IRIQNIQ IVIILLIQR LASSITER EARL WEBSTER LEE JAMES ROLAND LEE Senior play Most Bashful Boy DORIS -IANI2'I I'I2 I.IiWARK WILLIAM THOMAS LIVERMAN LLOYD EARL LOUVETT THE 1' I G E-IR 0 I I Eamon ,' l i . -flr vw JAMES Llili MARSHALL ERNEST EUGENE MASON MARY liI.lZABli'I'll M::l3URNliY Most lntellcctual Boy Senior Play Senior Dance Sponsor Science Award f M 5 E 5 i P 2: C 5 E 2 23 2 P C Z rn U7 m E N P m I S E- rn 75 E U 2 1, 11 'U i r Z E 2 Z 'f f,1 S SSSSSS ir . THE Tlaen ' rw f 25- mmgwysnlrlou is 'Ir wg, IZEATRICE JUANITA MORGAN GEORGE FRANKLIN PARKER ROMA JEAN PARKER District Public Speaking Champion Knights of Pythias Scholarship P. 'If A. Schularship IZILEEN IRIS PIERCE SONEY JEFFERSON PIERCE, jk. -IANET LENORE PUGII Mimst 'lwalkzil ive Buy :Ur f M M-E' BTI-IE Tl GER ' -EISITION Z' Q v Xi' 9 4 ANN lfLlZABETH ROBINSON JEAN FRANCES ROBINSON BARBARA LEIGH ROUNTREE Biggest Flirt. I IICRMAN THOMAS SAWYER ROBERT ELLWOOD SPIRES HARRY AUGUSTUS STliWAR'l Staff Photographer Staff Photographer - . 'Y THE 1' I gen rf:-3 R R n Eamon ,F ' I CONSTANCIS ADELINI2 SWAIN DAI-lLI2'I'TA DELHIA THOMAS ALICE PAIGE WARD Ncalest Girl PATRICIA ANN WIIITFIIZLD j0SI2PII MARVIN WOMACK, JR. LINWOOD RUSSIELI- WOMMACK eil-:E 'Ill Gen. Q mi Eamon my f , . dk NVIl.I.IAM BUTLER WOIVIACK OROVER EUGENE WOOD MARY ELIZABETH WOODIIOUSE Biggest Iflirt Witticst Girl NVANDA NAOIVII YOUNG STANLEY FLOYD DAVID SIVIITHSON Pos! Graduate Seniors whose pirtures do no! appear: GUS CARIOS BILLY FORBES LOUIS LOVETT LEONARD SIVIITII FRANCES CRIEIEMORE MAURICI2 CI IASTAIN RUSSIZLI, IIATHAWAY ELWOOD SCOTT JEAN CHASTAIN MYRTLE HENRY lshown with junior Class A . iw ,4-' . E Tl-I-E T I CIE-I3 ' MW. RX if ' 25' fm: EDITION ' UI Ek, kfk-,Aj f z W af J X .Q J LS' fl 1 ff f.?lslrfzq Z W 49 ...pf ll-I Q --I K ,g ,A k , Ll? Q Q . I+ g Z E?-.L-:EEZ 'i l 5 L I -lsfi Miiiiil A MW THE CLASS OF 1948 Jor-1NNY LANDERS Presidcnl BARBARA A1.v1s V1LAs ARMSTRONG CLYDE Bowvsn Dolus Bovcx-: Donorm' Bovcz: JANE BOYCE JAMES Blu-:wan JEAN Bn11'roN I Nga A 454 ..-an PA M I K-X L 1, . W Nriq A I ' -may FLORENCE BRYANT DAVID BUNCH FLETCHER CARR JANET CARTER HORACE CREERMQRE BILLY CURLING VINCENT DANIEL CECIL DOZIER NORMAN BUNCH ELWOOD CI-IAPPELL MARION CURLINC RAX'E FAIRCLOTI-I juniors . f . . . f ,ings N-,n g- If f X , .ggazq 3 ' A CNA , ' yy X' ,KR i X NR HE MARILYN BURGESS JACKIE CREEF MARIAN DAILEY AUDREY FLQYD juniors Nui? ,M-5, , ANNE FORBES BETTY LEE GOODRICH ROBERT GREENLEE HERBERT GREGORT XVILSON GRIMES DAPHNE GWYNN SHIRLEY HALSTEAD WYIRGINIA HARPER BARBARA HARREl,l. JANET HARRELI. MYRTLE HENRY HENRY' HODGES DOROTHY HOl,BRO0K DOLORES HOREIS BOBBY HORNBUCKLE Blu. HUN'FER juniors ANNA JACKSON MIRIAM JENNINGS JULIA JORDAN JUNE KEE'l'ER FRANCENE KING KEERALDINE LEE JEAN LEGGETT HARVEY' I.IvERMAN BE'I'TY LONG MIVRDCJCK MASON DOROTHY MAS'FON ELIZABETH MCGUIRE ALICE MEACOM BETTY MILES EI.I,SWORTH MORRIS CARL NEWBERN juniors gif I f- '46 W5 AUDREY PATRICK ANNIS PEGRAM DORIS PIERCE PATSY Pucu W. C. RAMSEY RosA BELLE RICE SHIRLEY ROUNTREE FRANCIS SAWYER JANE SMITH Ixus STEWART JAMES STRICKLAND BETTY Jo SYRES Tv? CAROLYN POYTHRESS EMMA LEE Roux R. D. SMITHSON RAMONA TAYLOR juniors i 4 5 l 3 a Z 5 1 2 P ANNE TODD FAYE TRAFTON MARGARET ANN WYATTS BARBAM WHITE Bosnv WHITE JOHNNY WHITEHURST CARLTON w7ILl.IAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS BERRY YAVNER 'lain Ins Iam Donna Juana 'so auf-nv Human 1q,,,,', p1,,,,,, amps, wal.. an 1' jfl C76 H876 Qoocf axfembflkza 5 2, QQ 6rin-al a SF' at f - P' Ania fun :mlb zz ouf.N cla.f.fz.f Handnly NQH an' fha 5.N. Clvfalmna par? Commun? Cuff! thu cuusfun um! fuiaxalfon 715, urllmu f 1 29 GS Jniwrmom S0113 an 1 S F4 ' ' 1' 2. 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HoI.I,oMAN IJONALD JOHNSON CONNIE LANE MA RY E'I'EERIImc:E MARX' GII'I'I-IRIE MARIE Hlll,l.KJWElIl, JANET JOHNSTUN SIGNAL LEE Sophomorrs 38 ,-.. MARX' VIRGINIA I,EGGE'I l'E RIIBERT MARSI-IAI.I. JUNE MCCOY RlYBY' MCPHERSIXN FDNA JEAN MKIRGAN WARREN MCJRSE EMILX' MKl'l l' JAQR MIINOEN VI-:RNAI.I. NEWIIERN JEAN OI.EFIEI.IJ ANNE PAGE Rl3BER'l' PERRI' XVILLIAM l,Hll'l'S f,l.l.IE LEE PIERCE BETSY SADLER IJONALD SEYMOUR XVILIJIE SIMONs ANNA MAE SMITH JAMES SMITH MARll7N SMITH Y X SERVE ' ' - x Iwffg' - W - , 35 ,,,,,. .... L., R Sophomores I I I I I MARION SIIRUILI. RAYMOND STEWART CALVIN SYRES MARJORIE TOWNSEND DORIS LEE WI-IITE JEANETTE WI-IITE LARRY WIcKENs EDNA MAE WILLIAMS I,ENVll.I.E xvIl.SON PAUL WILSON CHARLES WINsI.0w BERNARD VVOMACK ANNE LEE ROE M A fl I ll HIL!! 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CARL'roN BAVGHMAN BE'I I'Y BRIGH1' JOAN BRYANT HENRX' CASEY RA1'CL'1,1-El-PER Z 4 , ,, 3K milf X 3 MN an Q-'Rv Freshmen ,,,.--uv yfs vf-In 'uv-., RICHARD CIIMMINGS MARJORIE CURLING SALLY FRIAN Bli'l l'Y HA RPER .IIINE HARRIS BII.I,Y CIIMMINos MARGARET DII,I.0N FAYE GARRE'r'I' MARJKIRIE HARl'ER MEMIDRIE HARRIS ANNE MARIE CURLING MYRA DoANE D0Ro'rI-Iv HAI.I. SHIRLEY HARl'Ell NANCY HEWITT Y kb 'i!i'! CAROIIE Cl'RI,ING RUTH FAIRCLOTH EARL HANBITRX' PEGGY HARREIII, MILIIURN HINES X415 Frfshmfn . 'F' . 'Ik . -A , If P255 7' I ..., ,M vw' a I 3 L 7, I IRAN HOLMES .RI'ssIaI,l. -Innxwx -IAUKIH joxus KIERTIE l,lI.I,I1v HIINA NIACPHERSUN Q- .1-....,,,. GR I 1-X. agp- J. If 2 4 fi? I 1 IW If 2 a alumna -IIINE HOLMES BII.I.I' jouxswox NORMAN JONES VIRGINIA l.IvmMAx DIAQIIB MARKS XYAIIFER HIrMI'HkIIas CosIxI'J0NI1s FRANcIas LANIIHIIS BUIIIIY LONG NURMAN MCCI.ANP1 NIARIE jxxxlxm IRVIN juxus FAH: l,I:I'I-'IeIR'Is lrus MAQDIIWHI IRMA jx.-xx lxlliI.IH-IRQ I F reshm an . Q- 'mn X .qnghz MARIE MIl.I.ER BARIIARA POYNER BILL ROWLAND MARX' ALICE SRINNER 'l'Eu SI'IvEI' AUDREI' ORAM I.oIIIsE RAI-If BE1'rY SAWVER HOI'E SMI'I'I-I DoRo'I'm' SPRA'I'LEY PAUI. PIERCE DONALD REILLY LOUISE SAWYER MARGARE'I' SIvII'I'H BARBARA STRICRLAND MARLENE POWERS MARIE RHl5l3ES FII-IEI. SHAW MARIE SMI'I'H WII.I.IAIvI SWINDELI. F rfshm en AN N E THOMAS GLORIA VVA'I'I.EII fIERAl,DINE XVI-II'I'l-I SAM xvII.SON JUNE THOMAS FAYE WEEE LOUISE xv?-iI'I'E AUB REI' VVITHER JUANITA YOUNG !-..5 S TNGTQN 'THOMAS TlSDAl.E RICHARD XNEEKS JAN E WI I.I,IAMs DU RVIN WVOMMAQIQ CALVIN ZEDD Q 3? Q 3,1 'THOMAS XYALKER BETTY I.oU xv!-IITE CLAUDIA WII.I,Is QEAY WOOIIAIUI llou d Mi: .Semo'z.s af Za ana' ,M 7 . --.--- Y. -u-1 Pa 14.5411 if in P Jegin fleetify fx' ehyu yi Anne 6015 d.,.5mia1 .ioansoz dui. 7lu7p7 , In hififii iw? one CGl7'2 .. 3,5112 am dzffbf bers! UMA 4 Gene M, M35 I 'rc'-Hfexhfzzcfrz PRF-FRHSHM FN lfirzrl mic, lrfl In rigglzl: Joanne White, Joanne Yaness, Neva Belle Newhern, jackie Perry , lfaye .-Xlexander. N1'1'fl?lrlVN'1C'.' Ula Rountree, Kay Platt, Betty .lean Woodhouse, Peggy Swindell, Harlwarzi Berish. 'l'lrfr'.f rn:.'.' Billy Hayman, .Ianiee Hornlvuckle, Delores Fisher. lfnurtlz rntcz' Merle White, Buddy lYommaek, Nlaryin Sawyer, Ray Meflenny, Calvin Moran, Hugh Cosner, Preston Sawyer, 'lieddy Brothers, .-Xllmert Myers. H1711 rmf: Trent Dodson, Dickie lforlies, Carl Etheridge, ,lunior Creetq, joe Harper, Paul l.intou. 1 l'Rl'll Rl'iSHlN1liN l ir.t1 raw, Ifjfz tu righl: l,illian Hawkins, Gloria Perry, Gloria Pate, julia Costen, Sara lfranees lidwards N!'l'f17lI1' rnfay' Joan Piedmont, Mary Briggs, Shirley Borden, Joyce Williams, Barbara Peterson, Helen Culpepper 'l'hir'1lm:c'.' Tony Burgess, Uris Curling, Norman Morse, Ann Ball, Norma l.illey, Ann Grimes, Williur Blades l r'1nk lfields limmy Belton, Frankie Spires. lxlillflfl row: George Stewart, Bobby johnson, Philip Duval J X David Smith: llarren Baisemore, Clarence Gilbert, NYilhur Winslow, Brit lierce, john Dewlverry, Walter 'ares l'rv-H-v.v!1 111 0 71 l N.- Pius-ifRRsH1y4 HN l ir.fl mic, fel? in right: Christine White, Ruby White, Shirley Bryant, Betty Ann Mcliorinan, Norma lfverton. 1h't'l'UU1l' rn-sax' Ruth Faireloth, Gloria Morse, Virgie Forbes, Audrey Pierce, Sylvia Cowan, lfarline Kindley, 'l'l1ir'1l rrrzzx' Gary lfarnier, Grace Ballance, Shirley Moore, Mickey Harrell, Douglas Pierce, laither Wliitehurxt, llenry Skinner, Charles Wallace. l nm'll1 row: Elton Rose. I'RFfFRIfSHlVlFN I-'irxrl rms, fry? In riqlflf Melvin Martin, Jack Cooper, Marian Ward, Barbara Rapp, Doris Moseley, ,Ioan Brings. -N'i'fm11I row: Bobby Henley, Rose W'hite, Judith Binkley, Christine Hatchell, Robert Riddle, Edward Onley, 'I'h1'1vf1'rr1i'.' Raymond Funk, Susie Rogerson, Nancy Nuckols, Mary Hill, ,ludith Parker, Janice Smith, 'Inner Britton, Carol Farmer, Betty Mann, Guy l.uek. l um'th r'rm': Bobby White, Donald Young, -Ierome iireenouqli, Melvin McPherson, jimmy Holloman, Royce Daughtry, Fdward Phipps, Raymond Hall, Gene- Ansell, Roland Harrell, Ma D CHARI.O'I l'Ii B.-XRKSD.-Xl,Ii IBN.-X BHl.l,li Blil Zbizzy .Qvllffll 1U1zz'n' Qf Holzm- IIIIIIIIIX, 'II'I.I.Ix .llHlIJ'XN, C-IIIIIIA IXIURSIQ, X IIIIIINIA l.IvI1I4MAN, l :l'NIL'l-I PAIE, MI-:Moms Hmuus, VIRGINIA 'xl.l.M4lNIJ, IXIIIIII' VIRGINIA l.IscIIIIiI I'I-1, GIIOIQIA P f.'r1m'r.' CII,xkI.uI I'Ii B.-xI:KsIJAI,Ie, .Wav ,Qllwwlg l.I-:NA BELLE BEI.'I'0N .11l1idUf,Illilll7' , 1 . ' llfznlf qf lfnurf, If-'ff In rzghr: MARY I ,'I'HIeRIIxII:, .IIINI-1 IHUMAS, SUSIE Roczrzusmm, DoIm'I'Hx' HoI A'l'Ii. 'l'nIi11 l?mrf'r: RIINNIIQ AI.IaxAxIxI:I:. lflffwm frlx: Mvuxvx Xfxx X I.I-:I-ik illid NlARL'IEL'l2 HAWIXINN. , U-.. - .- N i-rw D.-XNCH UF HlJl,l,AND Tn fnlrrlnizf Ihr C'uIn'1 fa 3 we-ll l'ir.r' mer, ff' In r-'gH.' Dot Boyce, Charlotte Abbott, Helen Stevens, Jackie Creef, Harrv Farmer Charlotte Barksdale, Shirley Henley, Ruth Lupton, jane Peebles, Darletta Thomas. Neronrl row: Bruce Pillow, Roger Barflen, .loan Bryant, Nancy Hewitt, Anne Dewberry, Mrs. Waters, Betty Miles Mary Kathryn Co1ne', Chr'st n: Whit :, Roland Harrell, Paul Wilson, Billy Hayman, Donnie Everton .'ild.fI'71fAfl'fl77.' p,'1tfm'.- Roma jean Parker. Student Council Ol+'l+'lClaiRS Pars H A RRISW' lfirst semester ....... . . . . .Pnnfiffwzl HARRY lfaaruisa Second semester. . .......... lJ7'l'.ffII'l'lll CHARl.0T'I'E BAaKsnAl.E ....,.... . , ,St'L'7'f'flI71V-T7't'H.fll1't'1' Miss Hicks, M as. WA'rr:Rs. . . . .Fzzrnllpv .w'1z'vi.wr.v Three years ago another cog in the school's wheel of progress was added with the formation of t'ie Student Council. The forward movement indicated the school's awareness and appreciation of the fact that students should have strong voice in student affairs, also the fact that the school had confidence in the sound logic and capabilities of the students. During the past school session the Student Council promoted a campaign for maintaining the school's reputation as one of the cleanest schools in the Tidewater area. During the Christmas season the Council sponsored useful baskets for needy people of the community. The Council was instrumental in persuading members of the student body to refrain from walking in the streets, thus cooperat- ing with the city safety program. At the end of the school session elections were held for choosing next year's Council olheers. 'lihe entire nomination and election proceedings were conducted in a manner that follows the pattern of our eountry's national elections. Such a system makes the students understand and appreciate more fully the democratic nietlnfd tal- electing leaders. u -wma N,.,,n' 'F-QQ l ir.vI row, lgft to righ1.' Calvin Sykes, David Smithson, Andrew Smith, Jimmy Marshall, Donnie Everton, Fred Baird, Donald Hatch, Wilbur Blades. Sefozd row: Norman Morse, Bill Ambrose, Carlton Chappell, Buddy Barksdale, David Bunch, Donald Seymour, Herbert Gregory, Carl Blades. HifY Club O lflfl C H RS Donsus l4iVER'I'0N. . , ...... lJ7'l'J!iII't'lll ANDREW SMITH. . . ...... Vice-P1'c'.virz'w1l FRED BAIRD .... . 4 .Svrrvzargv-7'rcasurvr MR. li'rHERIDoIe. . .,...,..., Sponsor The Hi-Y Club is organized on a foundation of clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship and clean living. Such strong building stones offine character are used by the members in establishing throughout the community and the school high standards of Christian character. 'diffs lfirxf raw, lft In rigdf: Francene King, Betty McGuire, Audrey Floyd, Betty Miles, Mary Kathryn Cosner, Roma jean Parker, Helen Stevens, Charlotte Abbott, Darletta Thomas, Anne Dewberry. .Vifrnrzfi raw: Gene Arrington, Mrs. Waters, Jane Peebles, Ruth Lupton, Shirley Henley, Lena Belle Belton, Marion Curling, Barbara Rountree, Rosabelle Rice, Shirley Haslstead, Vilas Armstrong, Harvey Livermzln. Beta C lub Ol9FlCFRS HEl,EN S'rEvENs. . . .,..... Pra.vifz'w1! Mks. VVATERS, . . . . .Faculty fldvirw' The Beta Club is an honorary society for those students who maintain exemplary records in scholarships, leadership and character. The South Norfolk High School chapter was organized in 1940. The formation of the chapter was a step in the progress of the school during the past twenty-Five years. It was a forward move- ment that indicated the school's awareness of the need of recognizing meritorious achievement of upright students. l ir.vlr1m', lijfi lu righl: Audrey Patrick, Ruth Christensen, Emma l,ee Rock, Anne Dodson, Carolyn Poythress, Marie Jernigan, Betty Mcfiuire, Dorothy Boyce, Shirley jenkins, Marion 'l'iedcmann. -Y1'1'II7lrII7'UTC'.' Pete johnson, Billie Bunch, Yernell Ncwhern, Margaret Ann White, Betty l,ou White, Ann Rolxinson, Betty .lo Sykes, 'lane Boyce, Betty Goodrich, Miss Mahan. 'l'hirr1'rn-zc.' Norman Bunch, Roger Bardcn, jimmy lVlarshall, Carlton Williams, Donnie lfycrton, Herbert Gregory, Wilson Grimes, Bruce Pillow. Dramatic Club Miss Mary .lo Mahan sponsored the Dramatic Club. The members studied the :IIT of writing, acting, directing and producing for the stage. Many of the members participated in various school programs during the year. Several per- formed in the senior play, il Dan' ll 1'!h :7IlIfX', and in the high school's entry in the district one-act play contest. Carolyn Poythress, a member of the Dramatic Clulu, received an award for the lmest actress in a high school contest. lfirxl rate, Lf! lu ri,qlzt.' Mr. Molinari, Ted Spivey, Norman Morse, Milburn Hines. .Wm fi rr Andrew Smith, Soney Pierce, Philip Duval, jimmy Overton. .41 piano: Ginger Harrell. Dance Band lxlII.lilfRN l'llNliS. .. NOILMAN MORSE. .. 'lain SPIVEY .... . ANDREW SM1'rH. . . SONEY PIERCE. . PHILIP IJUVAI., . iluvuvii' QJVERTON .... ciIN!il-SR HARRELI. .,... , M H M B li R S MR. lX'10I.INARI, Dirvftor. .. 5'1l.V11j1h 011 1' th'Il.Vll17 I1 rmr . .Cl!Il7'fHt'f . Tl'lUllf7z'f . Trumpet . T7'IHIlp1'l . . ,Drzfms . . . ,Piano Trouzbom' The Dance Band was organized by Mr. Molinari to acquaint interested student musicians with the fundamentals of dance orchestrations. It also afforded such students an opportunity to rind pleasure in musical relaxation. l ir.vr mtv, lfjff lo riglzl: Betty McGuire, Carol Curling, Dot Holbrook, Jeanette Brown, Janet Pugh, Anne Dodson, Ruth Christensen, Anne Forbes, Betty McBurney, Ginger Harrell, jackie Creef, Ann Robinson, Louise Rapp, Anne Marie Curling, Jean Forbes. .Ve'rm1drnw.' Ethel Shaw, joan Bryant, Snmmic Smith, Shirley Jenkins, Jeanette White, Yivinn Arndt, Wilson Grimes, Melvin Creech, Murdock Maison, l.oe Womack, Memorie Harris, Ruby Harper, Ann Page, lfranccnc King. Choral Club The Choral Club was directed by Mr. John Molinari. lixcellent progress in the development ot' line voices was seen at the Music Festival when the club rendered several diflicult selections. The Music Festival was the climax of the club's training. The Choral Club also sung at the graduation exercises. I-'ront row, left la right: Ann Page, Eileen Pierce, Anne Dodson, Jackie Allen, Marie Jernigan, Mary Woodhouse, Annis Pegram, Helen Haste. Second row: VVilliam Phipps, Donald Seymour, Doris Pierce, Mary Virginia Leggette, Marion Tiedemann, Ann Robinson, Jane Peebles. Standing: Paige Ward, Charlotte Barksdale, Norman Bunch, Jimmy Marshall, Harry Farmer, VVarren Morse, Buddy Barksdale, Nick Johnson, Neil Phelps, Janie Toler, Soney Pierce. STAFF I SONEY PIERCE .... NORMAN BUNCH. .. NICK .JOHNSON .... Tiger Cub FIRST SFMEMSTICR STAFFS DONALID SEYMOUR. . . .JULIAN CQREENOUGH ..... CHARl.O'I FE BARRso ANNIS PEGRAM .... Boom' BARKsIJALE. MARIE JERNIGAN.. HILEEN PIERCE, AN J. XVM. l4i'I'HERIDGE. ALE .... NE DOIJSON ..... STAFF Il PETE HARRIS .... HARRY FARMER. . . VVARREN HARRELI, ..... . WARREN MORSE ....... JULIAN GREENOUCPH .... -JACKIE ALLEN ..... JANIE 'rOLER... . .. . . . . .Edilor-in-Chizj' . .Bwincsx Manage?- Circulalion Managitf' .Advertising Manager .........fIrt Editor . . . .News Edimr , . . ,Edilorialx .JIMMY MARSHAL1, ............. Sport: Editor IRIS MCDOWELL ............. Fealure Editor DAVID HUBA, PAIGE VVARIJ .....,.... Tivpiflx .........,.................FdCMlfl'f1IiUiJU7' The 'TIGER CUB the first sememster was a mimeographed newspaper. lt was published weekly with a motto, School news published by the students for the students. The average number of pages per issue was four, but special editions were published Thanksgiving and Christmas with nine and ten pages. lfrmil rote, iff! In right: Janie Toler, Eileen Pierce, Soney Pierce, jimmy Marshall, Nick Johnson, Marie Jernigan, Annis Pegram, Helen Haste. .Vcmnd row: Albert McPherson, Donald Seymour, Doris Pierce, Mary Virginia l,eggette, Marion Tiedemann, Mary Woodhouse, Agnes Miller. .N'f1111dI'11,q.' Paige Ward, Ray Dillon, Norman Bunch, Roland l.ee, Andrew Smith, W'll'z J Ray Henley, Barbara Rounrree, Jackie Allen, Anne Dodson. S'l'.-Xlflf' I .-XNIJRI-:w SMITH ..... lN1ARvYIRcuNIAI.Eo ANNE IJODSON ...... fJ'l'lS BARER ...... ,, Tiger Cub SECON D SEM FSTRR STA FFS ffl-.lIE... MARIIIN 'l'IEIJEMANN. ,. MARY XYooImHoI'sI-:. IBONALD SEYMoI'R. . PAIIIE hy.-XRD ..... . . ANNE Donsorsi, O'I'Is KI. WM. I'1'I'HERIInGE. BARER .... S'I'Alf'l+' II SoNEx' PIERCE. .. RAY HENI.I-:Y .... BII,I.IE VVOMACK .,.. AI.IIER'I' MCPHERSKJN. .. HEl.EN HAs'I'I-1 ...... l lIl.El-IN PIERCE .... -'Ol-I XVOIVIAQK .,..., MARIE IERNIGAN. .. I Iim lhipps, Otis Baker, , , . . ,EfI'ilw' ill-Clzifjf . . .liI4.ri11I'.r.v M11111z,gI'I' .Circzzffzlimz Mll7lIl.Yl'7' ..,...,....v'rl 15117101 . , .News Ediloi' , . . . .E1fil07'i11f.r . . ,Nporlx liidmr , , . . . .1'lt'tlfll7't' Elfilw' BARBARA RoIiN'I'RI-:E, l+1II,EEN P11-IRCE,7iV,17f.flA' . . . . .Fzzcufly .ifdvixfr At the beginning of the second semester the 'IWIGER CUB purchased a duplicat- ing machine with money that had been accumulated by the newspaper during the past few years. Such a machine enabled the staffs to publish a paper that was nearer in appearance and better in quality. lfirivt row, frjfl In right: lVliss Hicks, --'f -Y ---- - - - ----4 Rose Chestnut, Gay Woodward, Shirley Henley, ltene Lassiter, Charlotte Barksdale, Elma Bryant, .lean Robinson. SFfl17ld row: Ray Henley, Neil Phelps, Carlton Goodwin, julian Ftheridgu, l.arry Berry, Edward Miller. Driver Training The South Norfolk High School made further advancement in its twenty-five years of progress when it added to its curriculum this year a course in drivers' training. The course was taught by Miss Virginia Hicks and was under the supervision of the Virginia State Police. ln addition to the theory of operating automotive vehicles many hours of practical experience were obtained in a new lford that was lent for daily use by the Peebles Motor Corporation offiouth Norfolk. Prcscntzltion of Dual Control Cnr to South Norfolk High School by Pccblus Motor Company A Driver Training Class in Session uhh hamaics .sal and ualclmiwiuse and m M74 Me -ze we 11: 2 '-r 40 Eff? Q f4iu Ek? 1'-e . QN- P5 ff' Joofbalf .Season-f-W aff, 'fuas wonder llf 3215- fmffflf-5 and a band and Me Fvf '5 w:.. 'yin I 11+ 1 ug A , ff-if lm! 5 a n d mafia.: Cllld and chew lcadcfz.-i yelled yffn so much ,ozaclzkc loud M i X ,Q SPQRTS 5 S .94 9 2.1 KN f. lik ,X N WWW! pu Ii gram, L 3 gn. N f1!llu1x.m h 'S 1,-- ,, 1 Hg- c S 2 S Q x X N x S ANN 6 x N WW Na' ,C A 'I E. sf sf' J UOTBALL 1 , TIGERS HAVE BEST The South Norfolk High School football Tigers, coached by Mr. Harvey johnson and led by co-captains Neil Phelps and Bud Dillon, were defeated only once in an exciting and successful season of pigskin entertainment. The one loss to the Suffolk High School Red Raiders was witnessed by a capacity crowd of fans who anticipated one of the best games in the Tigers' history. An ac- count of the game reads like an excerpt from the annals of professional football. The Tigers took the opening kick-off on their 20-yard line and carried the ball to their 25 where they elected to punt. Harry Farmer was poised on his 20 to punt when Annus, Suffolk guard and co-captain, broke through to block the kick. The ball rolled into the end zone where Annus fell on it for a touchdown. The Tigers took the kick-off on their 10 and immediately began a 90-yard drive to pay-dirt with Neil Phelps, Gene Mason and Harry Farmer alternating in running the ball. On the Suffolk 20 Gene Arrington, SEASON IN YEARS Tiger quarterback, flipped a pass to end Cosby -lones. -lones lateraled to Phelps who swivel-hipped his way 20 yards to score standing. Amid the wild cheers of the enthusiastic fans sub-quarterback .lohnnie Landers went in and calmly split the up- rights with his placement. That's the way the scoring stood at the halfASouth Nor- folk 7, Suffolk fi. Shortly after the second half got under way a clipping penalty put the Tigers in the shadow of their own goal post. Farmer was standing in the end zone to punt when Sugolkls Annus once again broke through the defense to block the punt. That time Bobby VVhite, Tiger guard, expertly gather- ed in the ball for an automatic safety. The scoreYSuFfolk 8, South Norfolk 7. Quarterback Arrington unloaded the full might and fury of the Tigers' aerial attack in the last quarter, completing 10 passes out of I0 attempts. The Tigers had at- tempted but 2 passes in the first quarter, completing 1-that for a touchdown. Opening the fourth quarter the Tigers First row, lef! ta right: Warren Harrell, Bud Dillon, Johnny Landers, Wilson Grimes, Donnie Everton, Soney Pierce. Srtofld row: Carlton Goodwin, Joe Womack, Linwood Womack, Nig Albertson, Cosby Jones, Murdock Mason, Albert McPherson. Third row: Coach Johnson, Nick Johnson, Clyde Bowyer, Billy Wommack Julian Greenough, Donald Seymour, Charles Winslow, Bill Liverman, Otis Baker fassistant managerl, Ray Dillon fmanagerl. Fourllz row: Gary Farmer, Henry Hodges, Harry Farmer, Phil Dowdy, Neil Phelps, William Dail, Gene Arrington. Jlbsenlfrom piflure: Ray Henley, Carlton Williams, Billy Curling, Bobby White, Ellsworth Jernigan, Billie Bunch. took over on their own 10 where they im- mediately began pass attempts. They con- tinued passing until they reached the Suffolk 20 where they lost the ball on a fumble. Suffolk made no gains and punted to the Tigers' 20. The Tigers passed to the 25, then to the 30, working against time. With time for only 2 plays Arrington pulled the Tigers' now-famous double- center pass play. CThe Tigers used that play 5 times and scored on it 5 times.l Arrington faded back to his 20, leaped into the air, and shot a pass to half'-back Mason. Mason gathered the ball into his arms on the mid-field stripe, picked up 2 blockers, and scampered 50 yards to score, but it was nullified by a disputed clipping penalty. I With the final whistle Suffolk High School was still leading 8 to 7. il! if ik A small but scrappy Cradock eleven stunned the local sports world as it held the fast, heavy Tiger team to a scoreless tie at the Portsmouth Stadium before an amazed crowd of 1,128 night fans. The Tigers rolled up 14 first-downs, com- pleted 6 of 7 passes, and gained 248 net yards rushing. In midfield they clicked like a polished machine only to bog down as they neared the goal line. Cradock played the entire game with their backs to the goal posts, making one goal line stand after another. The scrappy Admirals registered 2 Hrst- downs, completed 1 of 11 pass attempts, and gained 96 net yards running. l 00'l'BA l,l, CHEER LEA DERS lajfl fn rilelzl: David Bunch, Mary Virginia Leggette, Ruth Christensen, .-Xmlrew Smith. Mi! zu jvirfnfw lane Peelwles, lleatl Cheer l,eacler, ll. R. Smithsun, Dot Boyce, jane Boyce, Diane Wall, mascut. A small hut puwerliul Purtlucla eleven average fur eunipleting attemptetl passes wun sume surt lil-ll1Hl'2ll victury at fascanle il X ll l'here were many guutl niuments in tht Park when they held the highly-tiavurenl Tigers tu 3 tuuchtluwns and an extra puint. HW SQUTWS fm flw'l'igw'g1'iL1i1'ef1 Sfllfllllli' Mtlmugh the 'l'igU.S Walked ug the timid lhe ligers anal their taus will nut Sunil un the lung end ut' a IELO scure, the Port- limgef fllc i'iftfH'isS 'WU' -'llCVlWlU lillfly luck Piuneers, whoneverseriuusly threaten- fmfl OC'-fillm Wlfll WUVUS li 52-6 ilml 32-ll Ui, nmdc flu. 'figcrs fight fm- cvcry inch respectively. 'lille Puquusun team lust tim Hwy galimdr the 'liiger eleven, liut the Nlurrisun stluatl Gene.-Xrringtun sustained a lirulaen collar llgl lllc llgclis llAll lll lillc lllml llllllmilllx liune un the secuntl play til. the game. His ul the gzlmc' X :K 1 injury put the entire Suuth Nurtiulla first .Xt all ul' the gritlirun cuntests at humc team lwacktieltl nut ut' eummissiun. l,in4 anal away the tiuuthall cheer leatlers wert wuutl Xyuiuiuack, hallihack, hatl liruken his lecl liy .lane Peelwles in giving the 'liigei collar hune in the Churehland game, halt- eleven luutl mural suppurt tiruni the sitle liack Neil Phelps had receivenl several lines. 'lihe cheer leaders, nattily attiretl pulletl ligaments against SLlH:Ulli,2ll1tl tiullf in the sehuul eulurs til- lylue antl white, liacla llarry l armer had pullenl a muscle gave vent tu their enthusiasm liy means ul in practice. .-Xrringtun was the lmaclihune clever yells accumpanieal hy intricate hantl ul- the Tigers' passing attack with a .727 antl fuut work. cmxoocxq Jmmzsvaum' . CARLTON GOODWIN ADVERTISES GAME l ir.vI row, lift In fifflli Harvey l,iverman, Ray Henley, Ellsworth Jernigan, Bohhy White, Bill l,iverman, Billy Curling. Ni'rrn.'r1'r'rrw.' julian Ureenough lmanagerl, Billie Bunch, Murdock Mason, Coach Metheny, lohnnv Whitehurst, Donald Butler, Bill Hunter lassistant rnanagcrl. .-lhffrzlhfzmrl piftzowr Neil Phelps, lit-ne .-Xrrington, captain. TIGERS WIN 20 OUT OF 23 GAMES The varsity liasketliall team had a most successful season, winning 20 of their 23 games. Winning I8 ot' their 20 regular season games, the Tigers qualified for the local Group ll Championship Tournament in the Xvoodrow Xvilson High School gymnasium. The Tigers were eliminated from the tournament hy a hot Suliolk quint over which the Tigers had scored two decisive wins during the regular season. Opening their '-Hi-'47 season against Alexander Park before I1 capacity crowd the Tigers scored an impressive victory that gave promise of a highly successful and entertaining season. They completed their pre-Christmas play undefeated and undisputed leaders in their district and class. The South Norfolk cagers continued their winning streak after the holidays and ran their total to I0 straight victories. The Tigers met their first defeat of the season in lfeluruary at Cradock High School. It was Cradock who handed the Tigers hoth of their regular season losses and hy identical scores, 36-33. Cradock went undefeated. Both games were mark- ed by hard playing, good sportsmanship and enthusiastic crowds in high tension. Gene Arrington was captain ot' the '4fi- '47 Tiger quint. Bill l,iverman and lfllsworth .Iernigan were high scorers. As with the majority of teams, most ol- the credit for the team's success must go to the coach. Arthur Bud Metheny, former VYilliam and Mary lwasketlmall- baseball star and New York Yankee out- fielder, did a splendid -ioh ot' coaching the Tigers. l ir'.fl wmv, fzff-I fn riyqlzl: Paul Wilson, Howard Flora, Carlton Willizuns, Bobby Hornbucklc. N!'l'IHIl1, rrftrz' Coach Methcny, jimmy lXTIlfSl11lll, Buddy liarksdalle, Bill Hunter lmanagcrl, .1w.ft'7llfl'fJ7I1 pifflmz' Bobby Il NIZITSTISI . unior Varsity Stars of Tomorrow South Norfolk'sjunior varsity basketball team dropped but 2 contests during the 'AHL'-I7 season, and both losses were avenged by decisive triumphs. The sl. Yfs first loss was to the .lavees of the Norfolk Conunercial League, but the junior Tigers scored a victory in a return engagement. The AI. Y.'s niet their only other defeat at the hands of an older, more experienced fradock -I. Y. quint. The South Norfolk cagers fought the taller Cradock Ll. V.'s nip and tuck for the first quarter. :Xt the beginning of the second quarter the Tiger juniors' lack of experience began to show, and the Cradock juniors romped away to victory. Coach Metheny, humiliated by such a shellacking, silently vowed revenge in the next meeting of the teams. The Tiger I. Y.'s advanced a reat deal between c . g that loss and the next contest with Cradock. Coach Metheny drilled his junior charges hard during the days preceding the Cradock clash. Resultf the South Norfolk cubs completely out-classed the Cradock five and ended the game with the nl. Y. third team on the court. .-Xt times the j. V.'s displayed more skill than their varsity brothers. Several var- sity regulars came up through the il. Y. ranks this year. Among them was Billie Bunch who starred for the varsity in the second Cradock game. Big Murdock Mason, a varsity center before the end of the season, began the season on the ll. V. squad. Lanky jimmie Marshall, a sharp-shoot- ing center and guard, was the il. V. high- scorer. l ir.rt raw, lqfl In righ I: Dot Boyce, jane Boyce, Margie Townsend, Charlotte Abbott, lris McDowell, Ginny Leggette. -YI'I'll7l!f'7'll'1U.' Pat Whitfield fassistant managerl, Jean Leggett, Jean Robinson, Alice Meacom, Marion Tiedemann, Filcen Pierce, Shirley Rountree, Dena Barksdale Cmanagerl. Tl1irdrofc'.' Jackie Creef, lflma Bryant, Marilyn Burgess, Coach Metheny, Marion Curling, Ann Robinson, June lVlc3oy. Tigerettes Are District Champions The Tigerettes, under the expert guid- ance ol' Coach hletheny, piled up a total of 29 victories in as many games. Their ex- cellent record gave them the championship in the lfastern District Class ll category. Many of the Tigerette games were more exciting to watch than were those of their brother Tigers. The high marks ot' the cage season were the two games with Broad Creek Village High School. The Broad Creek girls received their two deg feats ol' the cage season from the Tigerettes. Marion Tiedemann was elected by her teammates as the must valuable senior player. Other line performances were con- sistently tnrned in by Alice Meacom, -lean Leggett, Shirley Rountree and lfileen Pierce. lHSlil'I'l'Il.-kI,l. Clllilflli l.lC.vKlll'1RS l,rf7 iff Vi-Qhff Hill ghiilurciw, vlnirlxic :Xlln-ri, liingvr Hairrvll, -Izuivt jolizixmi, Clzlrlamd Uzmlvii, S Am, MUNUGR.-UNI lIl,l'Il linux mir, lfjfl iff righf: Xliiric -In-riiigiin, lxlllflilll 'lllCKlCll12ll1l1, lflmzi Bryant, Shirlcy Rfwunrrcc, l'41lrici:1XYliit wl, iiiiigi.-1' lliwrl-ll, Hill Aniliruw, .login Roliiscm, lfuiiicn' l':1rc, Rurh Cl1ri5rmmuii, Cliairlotru BIll'liNklIllK', X: ful .Il un L'g.5gL'II, l',1lu'n l'1cru', Alum- XICLKCUIN. X1'1'IHIlf rn-:c'.' xx-JITFQII llzirrcll, Nlurdock Mxmni, Suiivi' l'icrcv, firm Xrrim.mm, flyilc limiiur, Iloiinii- l'ix'crtm1,.loo lvfllilllfli, Roland Dillon, Billy Xloiimnizicla, Rilf llcnlvi, William llziil, -Izuiv l'i-L-lvlw, Xlzirilyn liiirgmx. 'l'!1im' m-:c'.- -lulinny lgimiurs, llilfff Ifzirnicr, Nick lluliimm, llanrvcy l lKl'I'lllllll, Uxniil llimvli, Billy Biiiicli, lfllxwurtli blvrillgzlii, liulilwy Wllitc, .'Xl'HUlCl Ymxng, liolilmi Nllllnsllllll, Null l'lill ix Xu ' ' ' m ' ' ' '1., .' lll't'W5ll1lIll,QJlI'lTl ii lmmlwiri, Lmlii .loin-N. ylh.rmf,fbm11fvirlfmx' Clmrlmri- 'Xl7ll0Il,llJlI'l1lI14l Uzmlcii lim-r 'lulinxmm ll4llUNllYl1IlL1l'1 1 V ' ' ' ' ' ' '- ' f i ' i ii ' IIN K lulv rx wiiipmul uf .ill xtmlciilx who li.iu lmn .iimrclul lllull xnlinul lvtri-iw llll'lYill'IlK'llVilllUIl in :lTl1lc'IlCN. BASEBALL L,,.,.M.,.-.elfw 1 STRIKE! Albert McPherson Catching AT THE BENCH SOFTBALL A FLY 'Q' Ill! ll Hu :Ill .HS IIII FIRST CASU,-Xl,'l'Y ffl' Un this page are two pictures that testify to the South Norfolk High School's reputation for being one of the most beautiful schools in the state, also for being one of the loveliest sites in a growing community. If one looks closely he will notice that there is wide expanse of well-mown lawn that is generously dotted with neatly- trimmed shrubs and trees. Such an excellent appearance is not maintained with- out much sweat and labor. The man responsible for the maintenance of the grounds is a familiar figure to hundreds of alumni. They easily recall his many hours spent in work on the grounds of the school. They have no trouble remembering that he is present at most of the athletic contests, dances and other school functions. He is remembered by the faculty members for his willing cooperation in carrying out their numerous requests. The easiest thing to remember is the perpetual smile and the marvelous sense of humor that are always in evidence whether the man be at work or at play. We, the stag of the 1947 TIGER, think that a chronicle of the school's past twenty-five years of history would not be complete without a tribute to a man who has played an important part in lt. WVe dedicate this page to Nathan, the janitor. NA'I'HAN Cn.: A Johnson fflb ffl!!! dll ' Nflh cms, CA.: irnmd, .yells annum' !2,,lA.. ll lun guel' A I N males 0' Nl nfs. Tarn A lwwf t'Pf'47 ' nil.-a man on H4 fm-flllf foam. anal ,..,., ul'- ' lerce, . Q ,is Paf-Mlhn E T I L L , fair' iw! 4. X 'Y mf Q ' faayl fine . V 'K ,A , ' W Jane Pfei Au Dflluu, mob! ualuf sv- '-'1- To Uur Advertisers The staff of the Silver Anniversary Edition of THE TIGER fully realizes that publication of an annual would be impossible without the advertisements for which space is bought. Many of the individuals and firms represented in the 1947 edition have bought space in each of the other twenty-four editions. To show its appreciation for the generous and kind co- operation ofthe advertisers of South Norfolk, Berkley and Norfolk, the staff urges all readers to study the following advertisements and to patronize the ad- vertising firms. Gbe South Norfolk Teen-Age Club IXTICNDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY FUTURE TO ITS GRADUATING MI MBFRS AND ALL THF OTHER SHNIORS May the graduating members realize throughout their progress beneiits from their membership with a club that was organized to create healthful, clean recreation and entertainment for teen-agers To Donnie Everton the club extends a special wish because of the excellent manner in which he fulfilled his duties of president during the past year Compliments of South Norfolk Parent- Teacher Association KUNG!! OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD President. - .. . - Vice-PreSideI1t..,-,, Treasurer -,.----, --- Historian .,.. -M MR. T. C. ANDERSON MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS AURELIA LEIGH DOROTHY 'FRUITT W. L. NICHOLAS A. B. CREEF ANDREW SMITH GRETCHEN IVIADRIN EVELYN TARKINGTON C. C. WILLIAMS H. S. NIAXWELL MARTHA LINDSEY H. A. STEWART WESLEY GREGG M. F. HINES LEWIS PLATT S. W. WILSON R. I. TOWNSEND NIARY JO..MAHAN MISS L MRS. JAMES T. BUTT -,----MRS. NEELY LANE ,----.--..R'!IRS. MAC HOBES Secretary--- .L....., Assistant Secretary .... ,..- L----MRS. FRANCIS GAY ----MRS. NORMAN MORSE MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. UCILLE SCAFF ,MRS. MILBURN HINES R. R. BRITTON D. G. HARRELL HARRY EVERETT C. F. WHITLEY RAYMOND FUNK J. B. BARKSDALE FRED BAIRD HELEN HICKS EILEEN BOWLES NORMAN MORSE W. JOSEPH WHITE DREW WHITFIELD R. E. GRISSOM J. W. OVERTON EMMA FULFORD W. R. BRITTON W. THORNTON JASON HARRELL Congratulations and Good Wishes from the SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION and the Teaching Staffs of the HIGH SCHOOL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS C. L. VVILLIAMS, Chairman R. B. ROWLAND, JR., Vice-Chairman J. S. Roncrsks T. C. ANDERSON Division Superintendent of Schools and Acting Principal of South Norfolk High School Miss AURELIA I. LEIGH Assistant Principal South Norfolk High School Miss DOROTHY H. TRUITT Principal South Norfolk Grammar Schools TIHIIE. GRAN 17 Wfulzlfe Tfzenfre AN ASSET TO YOUR COMMUNITY IHONE 1559 JAMES L. .I JERNIGAN ENTERPRISES Building Contractors WE BUILD OR REPAIR Thing ANY Where LTime 1614 CHESAPEAKE AVENUE SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. What to do after graduation Choosing the right career to follow after high school days are over is a problem faced sooner or later by every girl in the senior class. For many past graduates, telephone work has offered most of the things a girl looks for when seeking a place in the world: pleasant associates . . . clean, wholesome surroundings . . . high pay . . . regular increases and opportunities for advancement . . . paid vacations . . . the knowledge that the work itself is important and interesting. There are opportunities in telephone work alter graduation. The telephone company is a friendly place to workf' The Ghesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone Company oi Virginia 'WLT-I f4'lJlIIfJ!I'Il11'IIf,V of THE SEABOARD CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Bvrklvy Branrh ID. S'l'RAXlIClllN XIAXX, Xlzmaucx fx , Pause appeal Q 35 Q CL , g f WJ I 4 ff Drink , 3 ' . 1-I-1'3T1'1- N 3 M .r -r Q- ., , ' mlafif, fa 'I2xkEiiiLlTxj I Q 54 Re-ire-.I 2, Kwik? I COCA-COLA BUTTLING WORKS, Inc. 731 lJl'lil'1 S'l'RI'lli'l' Phone Nm-folk 22383 Prestoifs Pharmacy The Rexall Store 1401 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. E bl h d 1913 Seymoulis Esso Station Greasing Washing Polishing Lubrication LIBLRFI Y XWD POINDIlYTllR SIRLIJIS BES'l WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS D. Straughn Mann Compliments of V Empire Machinery and Supply Corp. GOODMAN-SEGAR CORP. Property Ma11agf1',r Dickson Building Phone 49215 NORFOLK, VA. W. B. Dawley 81 Co. REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE Zli W. Berkley Avenue Phone 36 or 576 E. H. Barnes Company Box Sioolzs and Lumber Oflice: Foot of Barnes, Road WE BUY LOGS E. 49. btnartg Qllu. NORFOI,K'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE HALL'S TAVERN 1019 Iiasl Liberty Street e G6 'G' uve ELECTRICALLY AND ENJOY THE lf!f?67fW4 fZE'67?!6' ,440 M1462 6'Ufiff94fV,V Corner Decatur and Poindcxtcr GroWer's Exch HUgC FINIC QU.AXIs,I TY I R ICSH V ICC I ICTA BL ICS Xmfulk. NIVQIIIIZI CECIL C. DOZIER GROCICRIICS, IVIICATS AND POULTRY F F 4. RLSH IRUITS AND VEG1i'1'A1sLEs Streets Phone 1213 Best Wishes lo Class of 947 PEEBLES MOTOR COMPANY L. B. RGCKE JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Norfolk, Virginia Legum Furniture Corporation Finest Furniture at Lowest Cost SOL Sutra LEGUM 132 Church Street Norfolk, Virginia 0VERTON'S MARK ET Berkley and South Norfolk Buy At-O V E R T 0 N 9 S-And Save The Sportsman Shop, Inc. 112 West Freemason Street OUTFITTERS OF THE TIGERS 1i'1!'.. ' RADIO STATION W Gr H TUNE YOUR RADIO TO 1340 Member ABC Network THE GRAND LEADER l-HS Poinclcxtcr Street 1830 liast Brambleton Avenue 1917 Lafayette Boulevard 3900 Bowden Ferry Road Complimentf of LEVY- PAG E TEMPLE OF MUSIC City Hall at Granby Chesapeake Building Association 222 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Virginia C. L. OLD, Presidml S. WV. LYONS, Vice-Prcsidrnt J. PARKERSON, SecrelaryTrea.rurer - Dircrtonr - D. T. DUNN J. JAMES DAVIS E. T. LAMB, Ja. W. M. TowNsENn HOVVARD G. MARTH-. GEORGE G. MARTIN, jk. W. D. PRESTON L. SNYDER Virginiass Largest Cash Department Store 1f,v!a11Ii.vfzfd in 1894 City Hall Avenue at Church Street 3 Free Parking Lots Graham Jfuneral Zianme jefferson and jackson Streets Buneh's Garage AUTO AND WRECKER SERVICE 714-716 North Broad Street Iffdenton, North Carolina Oaunrd and Opfralrd by Phone CD:1yj 196-VV W. H. BUNCH QNightj 196-J Oil Equipment Sales E99 Service Co. 814 Poinclexter Street Berkley 2194-J C0 mplim61zt,f of IDEAL CLEANERS 1X1ARllC XYl'1S'l' The llama l olle,r Phone Berkley 1031 Brook's Variety Stores 1830 li. Brzzmlvlctcm Avenue COMMONWEALTH BROADCASTING CORPORATION WLCW 1590 Kilocycles The greatest variety of finest entertainment Compliment: of Aw QQ Q SHOE STORES Norfolk - Portsmouth Congratulations To the Graduating Class RIC E ' S Fashion Corner Powers 81 Winston 50 to 3510.00 I-1-08 Poinnlexler Street Phone Berkley 1216 MIDWAY SERVICE STATIUN Campostella Road and Montclair Avenue lzcfklcy 507 TATEM'S PHARMACY Prescriptions and Sodas Chesapeake Ave. and Ohio Srreel Berkley 260 T. G. HARRELL C,,,np,.,,,,,,1,, CONTRACTOR of 1532 Chesapeake Avenue Phone Berkley 1085 Compliments of Carl S. F rischkorn PHYSICIAN Merrimac Apartments Norfolk 25045 DR. A. BARTLEY Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 237 Church Street Norfolk, Virginia Phone 27490 Compliments of Hirschler's S H O E S For the Hi School Crowd BERT R. HIRSCHLER IIS College Place Norlolk,Yn. TUWNSEND BROTHERS, Inc - C O A L - Phone Berkley 327 C. E. THURSTUN Xi SUNS Mechanical Packings ll for - - Steam Air Water 32 Commercial Place Phone 47751 Compliments of TH E H UB Norfolk, Ya. Norfolk Business University 230 West York Street Norfolk 24033 Jerry Lieban California Fashions Meant for Youth VIRGINIA-CAROLIN A ELECTRICAL WORKS Industrial Engineers Contractors : Marine Electricians Supplies : Repairs 1006 East Main Street NORFOLK :Z VIRGINIA WlLSON'S WHOLESALE BANANA CO. 290 Bank Street Norfolk, Va. Telephone Nor. 41355 'JW n-on z- count The South? Foremort Specialty Shop PORTSMOUTH, VA. IRVING-'S Wear for Those Who Care 115-117 VV. Berkley Avenue Norfolkhr Oldest Compliment! Credit Clothing Store Invites you to open a of Charge Account 104 Clothes for the Entire Family THE SPOT EASON'S STORE Dry Goods, Notions and Star Brand Shoes Rubber Footwear 1511 Liberty Street Phone Berkley 856 Comess Bros. FOR FINER FURNITURE 152-154 Church Street Norfolk, Virginia FOREHAND'S GROCERY Ohio Street WILLIAMS FUNERAL HUME 50 Years of Continuous Service 4 Q-F! ,.,. Chrysler Plymouth GREEN -GIFFORD MOTOR CORPORATION 1003 E. Liberty Street South Norfolk, Va. Northrop Sport Shop, Inc. 450 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Phone Berkley 685 Geo. W. llaughtry8.Co.,Inc. TU0ke1 S Meat DEALERS IN Market Brick, Lime, Cement, Laths Wall Plaster, Fire Brick, Fire Clay Roofing, Paint, Oils, Etc. Liberty and 16th Streets South Norfolk 6, Va. 1020 Liberty Street Where Quality Rules FINE'S MEN'S SHOP Granby Street at College Place -rEn.EPHoNEs 23671-2-3 Galannlls, Forchas 8. Douros Incorporated Government Contractors Imported and Domestic Wholesale Groceries Pure Olive Oil and Macaroni Presented by 244-246 BREWER ST. J. GALANIDIS NORFOLK. VA. If yy, Poyner's Service REAL ESTATE- Station See- SANDWICHES D. E. KEISTER Made to Order Phone 9115 BERKLEY Save at the Church Street Store W. P. Ford 81 Son QUALITY FURNITURE TELEPHONE 24469 324-326 Church Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA l l H. D. KANTER Women's Sportswear Accessories 105 College Place Norfolk, Virginia Berkley Feed Corp. FEED - SEED Phones 385 - 386 COFER'S INCORPORATED Interior Decorators 124 College Place Norfolk. Yirginia Hayman's Tavern 919 East Liberty Street Phone Berkley 9190-568-J Phones Berkley 238-R-223-8-299-W South Norfolk Furniture Go. General House Furnishing 517-519-S21 Liberty Street SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. W. H. Rawls, Mgr. Gbe People's Insurance Agency INC. Insurance - Real Estate and Rentals Berkley and Norfolk, Virginia OUR CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduates of South Norfolk High School Our Future Citizens Monroe Drug Co. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. W. T. GRANT GRAN B Y S'I'RE1'I'l,' NORFOLK, YA. E. Ray Howell OPTICIAN 222 West Bute Street Norfolk, Va. For Better Furniture B U Y Smith Jfurniture WM. F. SMITH In COMPANY Tidewater's only Dealer-Member Grand Rapid: Furnliure Maker: Guild 422 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. Finest in the Southn TRAVELERS HUTEL CUURT 2109 Bainbridge Boulevard South Norfolk, Virginia Telephone: Berkley 9172 - 208 Exhzblishrd 1847 ll. P. PAUL CUMPANY Jewelers 231-235 Granby Street Telephone 2-I-623 Norfolk 10, Virginia B. I. THUMPSUN 81 00. DRUGGISTS The Rexall Store 109 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. Nmc Bargains Daily Phone 33464 NORF0lK UNDERSELLERS VVe carry a complete line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear, Sweaters, etc. A full line of Work Clothes and Rubber Goods of all descriptions 401-415 Main St. Norfolk, Va. Coastal Business College 350 klonticello Arcade PHONE L. L. KEE NORFOLK 41544 Where Courtesy and Progreu Meet Standard Business Courses Rustin 8. Moore Restaurant COMMONWEALTH 345 Campostella Road BUILDING and LOAN Nm-folk, xm-gima ASSUSEQTION Finest of Foods Served to You Either in Our Dining Room or in Your Car at the Curb Home Office: 314 Boush Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA J. W. Legum Sz Sons Incorporated Where Good Furniture Costs Lessv 1124 Liberty Street Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 154 HENLEY 81 HUEAN Texaco Service Station 1333 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 631--I URIENIAI. RESTAURANT The Mason Shop 7716, BU, in Ladies, and Children's READY-TO-WEAR Chinese and American Foods IO3 College Place Norfolk, Va. 1327 Pointlcxtcr Street South Norfolk, Va. Berkley 1083-xl Phone Berkley 263- E. C. Savage Sz Co. General Insurance 124 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. CHRISTENSEN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES AN D Automatic Phonographs 708 Main Street 521 S. Main Street Bisese E99 Console X - FRUITS - 236-240 Brewer Street Norfolk, Virginia l. D. MILES 81 SUNS Roofing, Sheet Metal Work Stoves and Slove Repairing 1007 Liberty Street Phone Berkley 319-M M. E. White Sz Son Washing - Polishing Moto-sway Lubrication Tires, Tubes, Batteries Accessories Cor. Bainbridge and Poindexter Streets S. S. Kresge Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia Co mplimenif of erry Bray, r. 7 Floyd s Market I I4-3 Bainbridge Boulevard llfr ffppreriate Your Patrmza K Variety Store 1005 Chesapeake Avenue Compliments of J. E. MEGINLEY City Councilman B. F. SALUMUNSKY Xu SUNS Crowder Supply Corp. Sl-l lf. Lihcrly Street Wutcll and Jewelry Huralware, Paints R I'i'i i fi Auto Suppnns HS Granby Street 3rd lfloor YOUNEYS SHOE REBUILDERS AND DYERS 910 A Street South Norfolk. Yu. Norfolk Stationery Company INC. Stationers und Office Outfitters II3 Brooke Ave. Norfolk. Ya. Phone 44384 THE HULLANIJ HOUSE Clfok M lou Lx' 'l'omm's CAM-:D llZlll1l3l'lLlgC lloulevzxrtl South Norfolk, Ya. H0lLOMAN'S TAXI William A. White General Insurance 1017 Chesapeake Avenue South Xorfolk Phone Berkley 2608-Xl PlAlT'S SERVICE STATIUN Pure Oil Pep and Pure Oil Ethyl Gasoline Phone 1557 Liberty and 22nd Streets Security Insurance Agency INC. General Insurance Real Estate 209 West Berkley Avenue Phone Berkley 96 Norfolk. Ya. Forbes-Burfoot - E S S 0 - Service Stations llxrinlmritlge lilvtl. and l reemzrrr Avenue Portlock, Norfolk, Ya. Mnrrisette Hardware Cn. Builders' and General Hardware Windows, Doors, Blinds, Glass, Roofing, Paints, Oils and Fittings 530 South Main Street Phone Berkley 105 63 ff 1 I rgojxxkux 257 Granby Street Phone 21691 Norfolk, Ya. Cnnrplimefvrlf of Merchants and Planters Bank Campnstelln Motors, Inc. 4l0 Campostclla Road Norfolk, Yirginia Berkley 158 Wedding Announcements Visiting Cards Informals Social Stationery ilrlrmlil lf Q 127 BANK sr. - pwwvs 27566 Smooth Sailing to Ihr' C1088 of ,47 COLLINS 216 High Street PORTSMOUTH'S LARGEST FASHION FLOOR SUUTH NURFUEK HEALTH CENTER BUWLING ALLEYS cqufofj 10,1165 4 1, ' . --1: . 3 , . ,, l.:,:im,,k. .i R., K , '44 . 's a, .,. ,:,1.,P,,,w 'y :T .5 ,Q E5 A 4 2 -w1 e 4- ..a-- ff ,, I ,J Y 1 f ,A ' -' .w'T'.2'-v' - gs, , 'EW wk '. Qi54 lfi A 'U .1 1. 2-A M 'wb La., , N: fi- ' ,Af LJ 'ggwzf 5 6, V K, ..,-,173 .13 fftzx 'nf A! ? T L ' , , ,' . V V L' . 23:23.13 .J .1 ,- , . 'kv 1 .. . , , -54 ni, .mr-, . ' ASF 'wi' , ?7i-Wg' 1- - , M, ..,. -2525 5 J? 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