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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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TVIARVIN CIIIRI INI. IEIKLIIARIB C -UMMINK. bRAr:IIf IDAII TN MARII-. lJANII'.I,Iw klrwczll, IivIsRI4.I'II CII ARIf.Nc:I-. f,III,HI'.Rl SIIIRI l'.Y I IM s'II-:An IQARI, HANHURY AI IIAI1I1I1I.I. IRVINQ. Hfxkms TIXRINIQ IIAIu1Is ARJURIIQ Ilonns JANICI-. HLIRNRIICKI I-1 XVILLIAM IilJMI'HRII:!s Bunny HI41NI,I4.Y RIIssI4.I,I juIINsuN IIu'INc. ,IIINI-,s CIIINNIIC IANI JEAN LI-,f.r.I-,I I DoRu'I'IIY Fx1ANIux UIIIRIA Muusl-, HIIIIY ANN ?x1I.IDumI,xx ANN PAr:I4. IIQRII I I5 PIQI-,I BRI: IIIN I,II-lRt.l- KIIIANNIA, Rm I-I-. JIIAN RIIIINIRIII- SIIIILI I-.Y RIIIINIIQIII. ANNIE SIMININ ON TIME I II-,NIH SININNI Il .I xxu I- SxIIIII ,lmuv SKIIIII X'IIu,IxI-x SNIIIII CLI-uIz4,I 5II4XN uc Rn' SII xx 'NRI Mwxx xI1Ia XYXII ,lIxIxIII- Wu I N UI URI.-X XXKII I Il N1xIu.xI4I I .-Xxx Ill! II,xRIm WI I Iv. XVII lll'Il XYINNI Im WAI llll N NIIN gg 99 Gur School Years In Retrospec Our school we remember with pride: lts beauty, its friendliness, Its constant battle for nothing else Than to give us the things we've needed or sought. We remember its days of laughter, The rush-out after If period class, We remember the teachers talking, The couples walking, The sun on the grass We remember the football games we always went to XVe remember so many things we never meant to. But ever with us will abide A dear memory of the place where we were taught. THE TIGER STAFF IMT In righl: Hobby Hornlmuckle, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Virginia Hicks, Sponsorg Hefty Miles, l.iter eclitorg Betty Nlciiuire, Literary editor. fcwewom You don't have to be crazy to be editor ol' an annual, but it helps. Along with many headaches we have had fun in putting out this Qtirh edition ol' ITTHE Tlorikg and we sincerely hope that you, the reader, will derive as much liun and pleasure from reading it. Between its covers you will Hnd yourself' and your friends, the clubs you belonged to, the dances you attended, the sports in which you participated so wholeheartedly, the plays you gave, the classes you hadg and almove all you will End the true spirit of South Norfolk High interwoven in all the activities represented in this hook. ll' many vears hence you take your -48 Ti rer from the shell' reminisce among I x . . . Q.. . sy l Q -c its pages, and with a smile you recall your school days, the stal'l'twill leel that it was all lun with no headaches. Horam' lloRNn1'ckl.i2 ffrfilw'-lilz-C11ffjf Business .'xl.Il'l-i INII-'-u-um I.'1'n'nA1li1m .lluml IIUIII limwcu .r'.v.v1.vl,1ul Hl1.Yl7lr'f XVII wx Umm:-is f1'l1.rnlrw'.v llml.f1'f' Mus :Xu-mls, .'l,l:'1'r.fr Bnarlx' KIUKIIJILIUII' SIIIRIJQY llfxlwxl-1-xlv l . 1llIH'f' l',v1!fIf1l'J ll.-mv:-iv l.1vnsux1w, N-xlum N lil :ual-'ss NfPl1I'lJ' l'..1flvful'A' M1ssU'l'nNxl:1.l, .IH ,Inf-W l.l-:cam-1 Pr, lun SH-tw xl: I' mlm-nr trum pnclun I ,ffl l'.'1fflr1l'j xl.-XKIUN fl l:l,1xc:, Sums.:-:Y Rulw I lu-'1-', XII -xs .-Xnmxsllmmq 'I 'vfviffi 01 di ali n XYe, the Seniors, feel that our lust year ut S. N. H. S. has been our best. School has been lun. YVl1y? Because, buck of us, were two hne tencbers wlmo worlaetl bzlrd, who played haral, und who tlltl numerous tasks to make ut 11 lmppy and prohtf able year. Yve chose them to sponsor us, and they have not let us tlown. MRS. I,O'l I'H-I B. YVATI-:ks and Miss Blassm MAH lixxsox, because you lmve been wlse zulvlsers and ll'lCl1LlS to us ull, and because you have won our lnstlng respect and 21kll1llI'ilflUH, we dedicate tlns Issue of THE llllilik to you. s n X X m fmf x if .l. I, . 1 'lb you, our lfmully, our gui-lr.: umf jlu'nJx, W4' uuxll In xuv 11 uulx lm! ull un nun, Your Jmly hulllr uulh ux ln'n'hy vmlx, .Wnlpnl 1x our Jrxlnny aj jay or pull: We Imm' lumuvn rmulv rrwrmvllx lh-ll nel: goal. 'Jil In allxfnn' lu fur u fung lulu' yd, And lhuugh we huzfr IIUI uluuvs undruluod, We shall nu! forge: X 'In .un-an lll-1 l 1 Superintendent T. C. Anderson Mr. Anderson, ever friendly with the students and mindful of their welfare, stops in the hall to chat a few minutes with two senior boys, Murdock Mason and D. R. Smithson. This year lNlr. Anderson has put special stress on personal counseling and guidance with all students. He has established a precedent of holding a conference with each senior during the last term of the senior year. This has proved very profitable to both students and faculty in creating the sociable atmosphere which surrounds our school. XVe wish Mr. Anderson continued success in his work and in his eflorts toward maintaining the spirit of South Norfolk High School. ..n.wpw---- -........-....-.- Miss AUR1e1.1A I. LEIGH, assistant principal and clerk of the school board, always has a smile for us. SOUTH NORFOLK SCHOOL BO.-XRD MR. W. R. BRITTON, MR. C. L.XYILLIAMS,Clllliflllllfl, and MR. J. S. Romans FACULTY 90 E will YIRKPIYI.-X .-XIDIXNIS f.'m1111n'1'f'111f If I I .IQIQN BI DWI ,FS -Y,lU11lf5h, l','7l.L'ff.if1 KA'I'HA-XRINIQ CAI I RI'fY l'f11lQlr'.vl1, l'wm'!1, lyfrllllrlfffd UNITY CHAl'I'Iil.I. .Ifr1lf1r'1llrllff'.f XY. IHOINI.-XS I1-XYI5 ffumf IVIrXIlfi.-XRIQII' B. II.-XRIiI'1I,I l'fu-Qfifll VIRGINIA IIICKS l.f1li11, l'fu.u!i.v!1 I'II ,I IRA BRA-XY III DWI-il .I , .Ynrfrlf .Wllrffrj MARY HI JWFI ,I. llumv I'fI'nrzfm1i.'.v HARVEY B. JOHNSON I.'1't'r'r.v, l'h.v.vi1-ff! liltlllfllfillll, Cnrzfh IXJROTHY LANE .1 l11fl1r1m1lir,f, Chrm imlv DONALD J. l.ANGl.lfIY Alllfhilll' Shop MARTHA If. LINDSAY I 'ixiliffg 'I 't'1ll'!N'!A ARTHUR B. M Ii'I'HIHNY ffllllffl, .1Itlfllt'Nl1Ilft',f MARY H. INlosHl.lfZY :7IIlH'IlIllf,fNl MOl.l.Y O'CONNFl,l, slr! MARY ALICI-1O'NIHlAl. Clrrk BHSSIF MAH PAXSON Xriwzrr, lirlglixb FACULTY fix 1 A L '- I f .1 FACULTY HICLICN S. POR'l'I'1R l'nn1! Afllfft' Al. A. RAIJD U rnfflfhufv, Cmulz J. l.I'ClI,l-I SCAN .Uatl1frm1lir.f IXlYR'I'I,li SMITH l,ibr'av'im1 RUBY S'l'l'1lflfICY lfifflffghx' IX l'l l'Hf H. XY.-K'l4F,RS Civifx, lliflflfj' MARG.-XRFT B. XYFS1 Pfrzglixl: ALICE W, WHl'I'I.IiY llixlmlv , 1 r N 1 - '1 .T x N Y X 5 ,: ' l PJ N, Ax .wrxmrx nn ilu' vu' of gr-nluulmn Xl Q' fvfl rrllvf mul ,'v1.Iu, yr! lmnlxud 11 alll fc-lr, Uur nrrlv mmmu lx ul1r1'.lm-llnlll, Uur only xllllnlurlv lllvxz' lllul .tlnzfml lm ln'n'. :Mui WI lln' fl-'1'.1unlufn1n.vmfumnirmlmn lu qlunm' lin' murxu Iwxl flllul In our u nyc, 'I lu' fmlllx, Hn' flwll-lx, l'l1'4n'1'4l.Y nlnllhf' my-llmri 'l hut um' .win I, un' nmulxlnl Ivy llnzu' Juyx, n Il n I N S-QS, CLASS HISTORY School dayr, school days, Dear old golden rule days. ' Are they dear to us? You bet they are! However, we must admit, there were times when we weren't so sure. But now that it is time for us to leave, we realize just how dear they are, and always will be. Let us take a brief glance over the last four years of our lives, which have played so vital a role in shaping and moulding us into the good citizens we hope to become. Remember how timid and shy we were when we first entered high school in September, 1944? There were 118 of us then and Miss Lucile Scaff and Miss Carolyn Beard led us through that year. And what a momentous year it was! Rat Week! Elective subjects! Changing classes for the first time! Truly we were growing up and adjusting ourselves to high school life. Sophomores! Didn't we feel important then? Miss Anne Scott and Miss Scaffhwere given the task of gulding us through that year. We took part in many activities: joined clubs, participated in sports, attended games and went to dances. Returning to school in the fall of 1946, as juniors, we were placed under the direction of Miss Scalf and Mrs. Rose Morrisette. We elected Johnny Landers as our class president. Our dance was a big success and we were looking forward with great eagerness to the next year, which was to be our last. Seniors! Remember how thrilled we were? We chose Miss Bessie Mae Paxson and Mrs. Lottie Waters as our sponsors and they did a splendid job. As our class president, we elected David Bunch and we couldn't have had a better one. Rat 'eek we really had a line time! My, but those Freshmen looked cute! And weren't we thrilled when our pins and rings came? Our prom was a success and remember how nicely our play was put over? Yes, we remember, and our hearts are heavy and sad now, but they will be lightened by happy memories of these years. BETTY Mites ....l,-. Life's Road to Success I.ife's highway is long and hard It has its ups and downs, It leads to igger, better things So follow on unbound. The tiring journey gives us rest To those who travel on, So vow yourself to do the best And tire not till it's won. The goal to be is happiness, Success awaits there too, So dig right in and do your best, And you will win it too. Do your best day by day In things you do and say, And you will lind some time to play Along life's highway. Bossv Hoxnsucxts Editor-in-Chiq' Senior Class OHicers DAVIIJ BUNCH ...... ...... P rexidnet HARVEY I,1vERMAN ..... ..... V ire-Presidcnf IRIS STEWA R'I'1f:lI'St term ........ ...... . S'ccreta1Qv ROS.4BE1.I.E RICE-'SCCKJI1d term ..... .... . Yecrelafjv FA Y 'I 'RA FTON ...............................,.... Trmxzzrer MRS. LOTTIE B. XYATERS, Miss BESSIE MAE PAXSON. .5'pon.vor.r CLASS COLORS-Red and Wlziff MOT'I'O:- Forward With Failhn Uris Stewart was absent when the picture was madeb S E N I O R S BARBARA l,YNIi'l l'Ii AINIS H1u'lmm VII..-XS MAIZIC ARINISTRONG Viluf PECICIY B.-XRNIQS Fry CLYDE RIISSIfI,I, BUXYYIQR, DIR. Clvflf DORIS INI.-XRIIC BUYCF Rn! DOROTHY I AI'I BK IYCIC lla! JANH RAE BUYCIQ :7lHIl' .I FAN CA RC JI ,YN BR I TTI JN Brillnn SENIORS FIA JRHNCE Al ,M PIR BRYANT l'Yorenre DAVI D .IAC KSC JN BUNCH David NORMAN EARI. BUNCH A'w'nmu NORMAN I,IiI'1 BUNTI NG lvllfiilllll MARILYN HEI .HN BURGESS lfhfgqv' I I.l'I'I'CHER HERBERT CARR, JR l'Yrlfher CLARA JANET CA RTIQR 7111161 IQIAYC X JD WIESI ,EY CHA PPEI ,L Elwood S E N I O R S RUTH EVISLYN CHRISTENSIQN Rulfhie MARVIN DIEINIPSIQV COXVANIJ .Ilarvifz JACQUIQLINIQ MARIE CRPIFI4' ffurkiv HORACH FDVVARD CRIiIiIiIVIORI'I llnrure MARION GRAY CURLING Pig VVII,I,IAINI SIMPSON CURIJNG, jx. Billv MARION OLIVIA DAILFV jftlfillil VINCENT DANIICI. Vinrenl SENIORS CECIL CALVIN DOZIFR, ju. Nnuokic' IQIJNA MAF F.-XIRCLO'I'H Rae AUDRHY VIRGINIA FLOYD .iudrqv BI I'I I'Y ANNE FORBES .-Iml.-' BI'I'l I'Y LFE GOODRICH Rrlgv SHIRLEY GOODWIN :71ll'k HERBERT GREGORY llerljv ROBERT GRFFNI.FI': Babb' SENIORS EDWARD WILSON GRIINIFS, jk. ll'iI,mn DAPHNI92 I1 DUISF GWYNN 1,JlIPh71t VIRGINIA HARPER HAI .I , lf7I71IfI!IIlI SHIRLEY VIRGINIA H.-xl,S'l'r2.m .sw 1,-ny JFSSI E PI-IRI .PS HARDISUN Bffky GRAHAM I-IARRFI ,I, ff!'IIIIl1HI JANET I-IARRFI ,I , Gill-HPI' SARA BARBARA HARRIQLI, Barbara S E N I O R S HENRY WIQBSTIQR HODGFS llrmiv DOROTHY FLORENCE HOLBROOK Dot l'fVl'fRl'fl,l. DOLORHS HORFIS I Jnlnmv ROBERT BLAIR HORNBUCKLH Babb' WILLIAM W. HUN'l'ER, JR. Bill ANNA DFLORFS JACKSON .iumz MIRIAM ANN JHNNINGS Killer: DONALD ji DHNSON Petr SENIORS JULIA VIRGINIA JIIRIJ.-IN j7Hlill FRANCES PILIKQIQNPI KING l'II'll71l'r'l1c' HAROLD W. KING llfzmld JOHN DAVID I..-XNDIQRS f7nhr1n'v ClI'1RAI,DINF Iliff lywrlv SIGN.-XI. LFE lim' KATHERINE JEAN I.I'fGGIi'I l' lfgfrlf HARVEY RAY I.I YFRMAN llIIr':'qv S E NIO R S MURDOCK LUKE MASON lfoo DOROTI-IEA WOODSON MASTON D111 ELIZABETH JEAN MQGUIRE limy ALICE MARIE MEACOM .Alllqv Rn' BETTY CATHERINE MILES Bergv ELLSWORTH ONEY MORRIS lflzie CARL GENE NEWBERN Dugir ANNIS PEGRAM mlunix S E NIO R S DORIS M.-XRIIQ I'lI'fRCI-I Unrfj CARULYN VIRGINIA I'UY'I'IIRIfSS IDM SYIXIA N,-XUINII PUGII l'I115Yv WII,I,II-XM CAROL RAMSICY ll'. C. Rl DSABIQI ,I ,Ii l,Ul I'l JN R ICIQ Run' FMINI.-X I,I'1Ii ROCK lfmmfz SHIRLEY I'II,If:XBI'1'I'H ROUN'I'RIiIi .Wlfrf FRANCIS B, S.-UYYIQR 'I 'ff m my DQR! III IY I.-XNIQ SM I TI I 711211- S E N IO R S AI.-XINIICS C. SMITH f7i m my II.-XVIII RIIIVUS SIXIITHSON, DIR. 13. R. WI I .I .IAM S'I'ICI'IIIiNSi BN ll 'iflinm I R I S M I R Ii'I'TA S'I'IiWART lrix j.-XINIFS WRIGHT STRICKI..-XND Rn! BETTY ,IOI-I SYKFS :Yu 70 RAMON.-X F.-XY TAYLOR Rfzmrnm ANN LEWIS TODD .llikv F.-XY TR AI1'Tl IN lfflvv SENIORS MARGARET ANN WATTS ,wrzryzzrft .hm BA R BA R A ANN XYH I TE Bflfbflffl JOHN FERBEE WHITEHURST f7'nhr1r1-v Buy CLARENCE CARLTON WILLIAMS Carlin Pl ELIZABETH IRENE YVILLIAMS fffizrzbflh CHARLES TADLUCK NYINSLOXY f.7Hl7'lt'.f BERNARD EDXVARD XVOMACK BIIPIALW' BERRY DAYI D Y.-XYNER Hrrriv , ,f 44 --u---uv 1 e il..- 'l'sk! 'lkkl . . . Smile pretty . . . Don't let it get away . . . Better hide! . . . Bnrbr, the North Wind doth blow . . . lYl'l:1t Il package! . . . Perplexed? . . . Explorers . . . l,et's gol . . . Seeing double? . . . Lillie . . . Glzimourous Shirl . . . Having at lovely time . . . Penny for your thoughts . . . Glamour pow . . . Watch out . . . lYl'l:lt's up? . . . WF WORKED AND WIC PIAYFID THIS YI'-XR 59 -,,, 1. nga. f.'::,K Q ,II XV il: . . -. -.':. . , f':x'C:hC-,S ,- x -,.,.,s, I ' -NN i- i sl: ::u:l.::-Hgg-pg: 'Inf if 'I' ,flx MI wf i::ll:.l.r 5' ' N I l riff! 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BI.AImIas j Ii.-IN I:'I I'H BoIvx'I-:R l7mm'rHI' Hover: DuNAI.Im BII'I'I.I:k FANNIE VIRGINIA B11 l l' X 1 uniors CAkl.'1'oN CHAl'I'lil.I, Ros!-2 CHHs'rNl r lVlAv,r:Aku'r Cm'Hr31.n My-11.vlN CR!-ll-QOH jr-:AN Cl'NNlNc:HAM MARY l,All,liY fN1Mm-:DAN1r:1,s GAk1.ANn llmuu-LN .Il'l.lAN HVI1 :animal-3 HK1NN'AlllJl'iI.1lRN JEAN Foumzs 1NiARYG1 rrmn-1 uniors Rum' IAIARPICR O. Y. Hill.I.1lTv1AN AIARIE Hm.1,mvr:1.l. SHlRl.lfY'lI 1NlNlNh -'ANI-I'l IOHNS1lN NICK ilmmsuw Ham' K1al.l,x' CUNNIIQ LAN:-1 'l'unMAs l.IN'I'4lN Bmuxv l,nNu NIARAIURIE McCl.ol'n jum: McCm' 'iii'-P' x YL? f.. V5.1 f 1 .,,,, 015'- y v w .5 X. A ,fi , 'R T' x'-x Q' uniors Run' IVlcl'HriRsuN XYARREN Mokslc JACK lx1l'NlJEN Bl-11'l'x'l,m' Nl'l'k1ll.5 JIMMY Uvr-:Rmx AN N PAQ I-1 Bl-7l'rv PM'l.l-Lx' Wu.l,lAM Pun-rs O1.1.lr, I,l'.l', l'1mu'l-1 IDUNALD SEYMUVR .IIMMY SIIJQR VVILLIE SIMONS Juniors MARl!lN SMl'rH SAMMIIE Smrrn RAY S'r1awA :rr CALVIN Svxrzs l.A SAl.I.Ii lolm M.4R,llDRlIi 'l'nwNsHNn c:l.0RlA xVA'I'l.IiR .I EAN murn XVHITE l.Anuu'W1ou:Nx lh:'r'rY Lm-: W1l,1.lAMx I,r:Nvll.l.r: Wll.soN PAUL XYILSUN 1z+,iej.35iaw Wil.-YI' .-X IUYH Y INUYCH 'HIE IVYIURS CHX! HX llBRl XRH N XL Q wi I A kk 14 it wr? 51 fm I IRYIJAY A-YI' 112 U'Cl,l .SU D ll! .-51-4.i. 1-11- 1 Y H Ili! fu K. G IQKQQQ K f If .QL-A fxj' E nf-- H. 'll Ill lllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllll lllll Ill llllllllllll ll!! x Nz -Qff -11 I I 1 ls' 'BV' U I l III, ll I l , w 1 1 . f m' ,A of ' J' X5 2 -:LZ X .Z , - 2 A-. W f 4 ..- 'NM . -I-Au 5 - f..f ? f iv- You .mplnomarvg whom we are fuxl nan- knnn-ln: You ye! null halll a place uullun our hu-ul, Kefp .vlnlfing la ilu' goal ll:-ll .vlnn-'x furlll glnu mg Dulmg lln' Jays lulwn we xlaull be upurl Nu mailer llldl the mxlc be lmrd, rake longrr, W I ' X 1 , J Y 1 tx X A r1f1 ,g ff' lliiiiff Q , a:i fi f Mfr: fi Z tgllifiii M' hind f a filfli' fp Q M111-I 5 V ', :IV N Q ' , i X: 'iff' 'rin' li Ruqmre u .Waller e ull, greater pnwelx Pmsheul onwal-l zo fresh helghls u :haul-1 be slrsng Am! oullaxr ours. If aug., :nh 'PN qu-W 'Mx 'ill4 V'??'A Sophomores CA klxrox BA mmm.-x N Hvrzlyx BlI.I.l'l'5 Roman Hmm!-'N BILLY Buvvlz l,A'I' Bsurrn mu ,af A JACK Bkuwxlxrz ,wwf V'- msn 'ggi JACQUELINE BRUWNINII JOAN BRYANT lmvca CAM:-sax EVA Rule CAk'rw1uc:n'r l'ilDI'l'H Cl.ol'c:H lmwls C0l'lil.ANlJ RlcHAR1: Cl'MM1Ncas CAROL CURLING IVIARJORIE Cl'kl.1Nu Sophomores MX'RA Dmmlc MARGARHI' Dlnmx f:ARY FARMIQR lluwmum l':ARl.l1ANBl'kX MARj1DRlIillARl'HR -Il'Nr: Wusvow HARRIS Mrzmmurz Hmuus NANCX' jmw Hmvwr Mumwxw Hmm JEAN Hm.M1as jawn Homvms A1ARlIi-IIZNNINGS I Rlvssml. .IuHNsuN B1l.1.v jouxswm Conn' Alum-is Sophomores lRvIxcs l.I.m'II joxm JAVKIE juxus NORMAN JIINIQS N1ARY VIRGINIA l,Iac:I:IaII rI: NORMAN N1l'Cl.AlN FIINA MQPHI-:RSQIN 'RMA JEAN N1Rl,IIBI2RG BILLY MIIJcII:'I I'I: MARIFZIx1ll.l,PZR .AkI.BER'I' N10N'l'GOMliRY FVGENE PARKER ANNE PHI-:Rs BARBARA I'I:I I'oN pAl'l. PIERIII: NIARLENE PIIWIZRQ Sophomores BARBARA PQYNEII l,oIIIsIi RAPP DilNAl.l7 BEEBE REIl.LX BII.I. R0wI.ANn BH'I rY JEAN SAYVYER F'I'I-IRI. SHAW BII.I.I' SMALI. HIJNA MARIE SMIIII HoI-I-1 SMITH MAKGAIIEI' SMITH CAI1I.'r0N SPENCE DImo'rHv SPnA'I'I.I:I' WII.I.IAM SwINDEI.I. 'l'ImMAs TISIDALE ANN Tnonms R fm al, Sophomores G1.muA FAYR XVI'-IB H RICHARD Wmam f?IiRAI,DlNIi Wnrrl-3 l,ul'1sr1NXHx'rli IRMA JANE Wn.1.1u1Q SAM XVILNUN AVBRHY Xvl'l'HliRlNG'l'0'Q IDVRVIN XVOIVIMAUK jl'.4N1'rA Yorxu ff' ffff X XV if fy f fff If ,W Z -L-. + .1 4 ...Q- - ll Un ull our lllllu' ln'.vl1rm'n, ,Q So tlml wlwn vom lnm' mm 1. , I f,f XX1' rm'-ml In u nlu u lnllv J: 1 uv urn! glu-1, 'I'lw Ru! Wuuk lorlunxv ul lln' In 'I'lw luuglxlvr um! lln' lmrmfx lln . 14 qlnxllnvl, ll uw lunl ' 4 All-I ya! ilu- rm'.v.m,1v Ulm! uv Ivan' llun' vlulnl lx lor vnu ull lu fwnyll bv llxuxn Jnvx. .Huy nxc your lvnzzm U1 ' 1'l4'1'ul1'J -tx, rm L 5,5- -,L Q.. I L. Freshmen KQENE ANSI-Il.l. ROBERT BAGLEY fQRACE BAl.I.ANl'E JIMMY BELTON XYILBVR BLADES SHIRLEY BORDEN jomv Barons NIARY Bmcns jl'm'rH BRINKLEW JANET Bkrrmx SHIRLEY BRYANT RALPH HVNCH Tmw B1'RGEss EDGAR COLEMAN JACK COOPER Jl'l,lA COSTEN SvLv1A COWAND RAY CVLPEPPER Orvis Cl'Rl.INC GRACE DA11, Freshmen Rm'L'ls lJM'c:sl'1'km Mnxxxma Dlxmm linux- l,UlYllIl'I'lE l'ml.ll' l71fvA1. SARAH l uANm-as Hlnmxm CA mn ICARMIQR l'wRANk l'.lIiI.lD MII mu-:IJ l+'n.m1A Ylkrsu-1 Ifmmmzs RAYMUNI1 l l'Nk Cr.AluaNc'l-: Glnlu-:k'l' bl I-:Rum-1 Glue:-:Numan ANN lixum-:s fN1u'M-ix' llARkr1u, LNHRISFINI-I HAVUIH-11.1. l,lI.l.lAN IVIAWKINS Hmmm' HlsNl.r-ix' -llmmx' lIm.1.nr.1AN Bn.l.us -IERNIIJAN Hmmm' 'IUHNSTON fm .N K. 'EA iw. fx -M J' YNY ,gum g,..,.,.ef 'swf N. APT' ,-f' 1- BQ! M N'-X Av' v'- R Freshmen IQARLENE Klxnu-:Y Gm' l,l'cx BE'I l'Y ANN Mk'Di!RMAN AIELVIN MCPHERSQN Bmrx' AIANN SHIRLEY Mrmsuc CQIJIRIA Munn: NORMAN MURBE l,0KIS Mm:-31.1-Lx' NANl'X' Nl'l'kl7I,S I'1lNVARD f,NI.IiY JI'Dl'l'H PARKER Gmnm PATH KQLORIA PERRY BARBARA PE'rERsox EBWA RD Pm mfs AVDREY PIERCE BRrr'roN PIERCE BARBARA RAM' ROBERT Rmm.E Freshmen FI.'I'nN Rosle jon SILER HI:NIu'SxINNI:I1 IDAVID SMITH -IANICH SMI III Snmuvamn SI-IQNUI: l RANkI.IN SPIRI-ZS GI:nIu:Ic S'I'I:wAv.'I' BIa'I I'I' SI'l'Ill!5 RAY 'l'IsImI,I-: NIARIAN XVARD BIIIIIII' WIIIII-1 CIIIIIs'I'INIa WIIIII-1 Rosa XYHITI-I VI:Iuu:I.I. WHIII: l.II'I'IInIa vvHl'I'liHl'RNl 'Iowa WII.I.IAMs Pmkl. Wmm xvAL'l'ER x,A'I'ES lJ0NAI.I1 XYOUNG , ,W l l Nfll MRS. lIARRl'1l,l,,'l'mrhw- lfirxft rwie, fijfl ln right: Trent Dodson, Neva Newliern, Paul Linton, lfay Alexander, ,Iosepli llarper, Betty R. llundley, Ray Mcflermy, Delores Fisher, Calvin Morean. Sr'1'lIJl1!I7'Il'Zi'.' Alhert Myers, ,lo Ann lyliite, farl litlieridge, Janice Hornhuckle, jackie Perry, Kay Platt, Diekie Forbes, Ola Rountree, Clara lliurnton, 'l'l1f'nf main' Helen Culpepper, Billy Hodges, Merle White, XYilliam Humphries, Betty ,lean lyuodliouse, Billy llay man. KL... X ,Qu-,,x-if ,V . i, W .,,,,.,,,, R-l,fMlSS MARGARET WEST, 'Ivt llflI1'l' I-'izzvl ww, fffl In right: Barbara Rsedy, Kenny Allen, jean Rountree, Luther Casper, Pauline jones, Nelson Bassett, 'l'rillis Peel, Beverly Daniels, Beatrice Edwards, Robert Midgette, Joyce liverett, jimmy Smith. Nvffiml mm' Freed Long, Annie Simpson, Donald Tripodi, Marie Sease, Maywood Xyallaee, Marie Baker, Charles Pugh, Joyce Williams, Alton Womack, Elizabeth Flliotr, William Amerson, Preston Sawyer, 'I'h1'nl msc: jimmy Layton, Jean Daniels, Ruth Phelps, Pat Usborne, Barbara Blankenship, Mary Louise Hott, Shirley Carr, lfnoeh Cartwright. I v--.-- xx--'Q , ' Srl. MISS SCrXI+'I , 'I'mr!1fr I-'irxl wmv, fwfr In riyhfr Norma Boyd, Benford Hanhury, Stephen Byrum, Beatrice Skenes, Marie Dixon ,Iolimiy Alaelyson, Diane Walls, ,limmie Walls, Alice Midgette, Alhert Griffin, Betty Long. NI'flN11f r'nu'.' Vernon Slwrrle, .Ioamie Rolte, Betty ,lean Smith, Sue Britton, Betty Iiee Williams, Patricia Morris, Peggy Swindell, Mariorie Ilohlis, ,Ionnie Mae Rogerson, Mary Yates. 'l'l1fnl 1mc'.' I.loyd Bryant, Mary .-Xinsley, Bette ,Io Shaw, Ilafel Rideoiit, Douglas Henley, Ilohhy Hamilton, Marvin Curling, :Xl Harrell. l n1rrt!1 rnicx' Russell Townsend, Wallace 'I'aylor, Walter Iflliott, Weldon Creefi, jr., Ifrnest Pillow, Irving Harris, Robert Midgette. X I. MISS!-IS MARION I.l-Ili WIQST and MeDUWIiI.I,, 'l'f'lll'f14'l1f lVir.rf wie, lfjfl In riuqlif: Iiarhara Daiightrey, Ifranees Carley, Shirley Woods, ,Ioyee Bell, Norman Iferelwee, :Xddie Daniels, ,Ioyee Creeli, Anne Price, Ifay Baker, Bessie Doxey, Clariee Ashley. Nfrnml' 7'!l'Ci'.' Kenneth I.ine- Iverry, Ronnie Doss, Virginia I.ee Harrell, Iflilaheth Ifield, jackie Woodard, Merle Hurd, Edna Spruill, Billie Dillon, Mary Ann Goodrich, Barbara I.illey, john Stafford, Preston Grissom, ,lean Vlinborne, Marie Humphries, Ifllis Harris. 'l'l1inl rw-::'.' Clit-ton White, Merril Hoggard, Glen Borette, Linwood Williams, Billy Clay, Donald Moore, Stevie Bass, W'illiam Bartley, Dallas Daniels, -lohnnie Gay, Bruee Chauncey, Billy Overton, Bobby Cummings, Thomas King. l-'onrlli wmv: W'ard Edwards, Fred Draper, Coy Daniels. u Walk, ll ll ii '31, :as f -Q ft' t Sweep ir clean . . . Where, 0 where is my little doggie going? . . . Old Faithful . . . Nice day, huh? . . . Three whole days like this . . . Beat me, Daddy, eight to the bar! . , . What a life a rat loads . . . Ye old school house . . . Whnt'll we do next . . . Having fun . . . Double checking . . . What's wrong, Laddie? . , . Taking a stroll . . . Get it straight . . . Better obey or else . . . Who is the girl? . . . What do we have here, 1l.llIgLIlCI'? . . . Duck!! . . . Hike . . . Needed repairs are made. ... if-' xr , ssssssasne, ax: lllllilmm - -., lllllllll-Ili I annum : SHIKI' - 5 llll ill! -s- ,g,. -U uf ' K' . ,fir ' f ,nl , 1 W. VI V , W , I ,.l H 'ca s' 'I r-Q lu' J f v I' 1 l I ,' S a- - - 5 ' -1 ,- 'C' X -I El! YQ fi-fj wl 1 jlifig 5144, :M I wb I :M F 5 I I 5 Q fx I U 1, Q E u A ai i 4 . I 'ff 1 I ' I ' ' X l X 1 - 4 - o 5. - . , , f ' ' xu ' ' S X vw V45 fl - xxxxxxxyx .1 X x U W 1 , ' 1 3,4 H WI 'Wg A+ 'i ,U 1 1, in ' ,. - slr ll - 1 lb 1 L 1 lh In .. ll l I I pl Wh I ll Il jlll ll hlf l I tudenf C'ounc'l 0FFlCFRS AUDREY FLOYD. . . .,........ .,......... P rv.vi11'w1t W'll,soN Games ,... ,.... P 'inf Vine-Pnxriffrfzt PAUI. YYil,soN ..... . . .Second Vicf'-Pfwiffwzf .I E A N FOR B E s ........... ,..,. ............ . N 'vcrclm1v- Trva.r1m'r Mks. l,o'r'rIE B. XVATERS, Miss LlNl'I'Y CHAPPELI. ...... -Y'I70fl.f07'.V Cooperation, the keynote of our Student Council, has settled many diflicult problems and accomplished many things for us this year. We furthered interest in sports by printing and selling programs for the various games, we edited ll newspaper containing pertinent data about our school, perhaps our most interest- ing activity was the adoption of a new system to elect oFF1cers, patterned after that of our national government. The people in 1110 pirturr arc: .S'lm'di:,'g.' Audrey Floyd, President. Firsl row, ftffl to right: jean Forbes, Paul XVilson, Wilson Crimes, -lean Leggett, Betty McGuire, Joan Bryant, Betty Miles. Serum! raw: Christine White, Pat Brothers, Barbara Alvis, Gay Woodard, Julia Costen, Doris Moseley, Carl Blades, Buddy Town- -end. 'l'l1irv1 rum- Rosabelle Rice, Vilas Armstrong, Margaret Ann Watts, Shirley Halstead, Carl Ftheridge, Buddy Barksclale, Marjorie Townsend, Mrs. l.ottie B. Waters. l IlIH'fII mai: Marilyn Burgess, Connie Lane, Sammie Smith, Francene King, june McCoy, Miss Unity Chappell. 'TM Eefa Ulu! Ol l lCliRS l5r:'1 rx' lX'TIl,ES ..... ............ ...... P r f'.vif1'N1! Sulumix' H.4LS'I'EAlJ, . . .... Vine-Pre.rz'de21f Ros.xnH1,1.E RICPI ..,.. . . .Sc'rrclm1v- Trf'a.mrer Miss VIRGINIA AIJAIVIS, , . .......... Sporlrof' Cll1ll'2lCfCI'l Achievement! Leadership! These are the corner stones of the Beta Club. Un September 29, H new members were tapped into our club, be- cause they had these qualities. This year we collaborated with the Student Council in editing ll newspaper and handbook for students. 'l'ln' pmplt' in ,Ilia pirflm' arf: Nnzmiirlg, lqfl in righl: Audrey Floyd, Orby Kelly, June McCoy, Connie Lane, Clyde Bowyer, ,luck Munden, Samunie Smith, Betty McGuire, Betty Miles, Shirley Halstead, Miss Virginia Adams. .N'm1r1I.- Roberta Armisteud, Frzmcene King, lean Leggett, Marion Curling, Marjorie McCloud, Betty Lee Goodrich, Yilns Armstrong, Marjorie Townsend, jean Forbes, Ollie Lee Pierce, Rosabelle Rice., Mnry Guthrie. The 72' et Cub HARVEX' LIVERMAN. ., IDAVID BUNCH ..,.,. PA'rsY PUCH ..,.,,.... Editor Bll.fil1t'.Y.f AIIUIIICQU7' I firm lolz o iz IW zz 71 zzgvr Boisiw HCJRNI3UCKI.E .... ........ I Nportx ludzlor .I OHNNY LANDERS .... ......,,., li diloriols JANE SMITH ....... . . ,f l'IllIl7't' Editor .IAMES SMITH .... . . .Nvwx Editor PA U I. VVILSON .,.... . . ,ulrl Edilor BE'r'rY .lui-3 Sykes. . . .... 'llvpixl VIRGINIA HARPER ,,,. ,... 7: vpis! IDELURES HOREIS ....... , ,... Yivpixf IiI.IzAIsI2'rH XVILLIAMS ......,...... ,,.. T vpirf USHNIORS HI,F.C'I' BUNCH PRESIDENT HFXAMS START JANUARY 27!!! -IUNIUR DANCE FIQBRUARY 28 News, good and bad, 'IQHE VIXIGER CUB reported. During the first term, the yournabsm classes Issued :I mlmeograpbed weeklyg but the Student Council, taking over tbejob in the second term, published a printed paper for us, 'IQHE 'VIGER TAI,Ias. Thr people in the' picture ore: .N'w1t1'd.' Bobby Hornbuckle, Berry Joe Sykes, Patsy Pugh, Paul Wilson, lflilzlbctb XVillizIms. Nlflnri- ing: Harvey l.ivn-rmam, David Bunch. 7'Ae?f 66 01146 Alma Bl'IlI..-XS .,... , ..,..,...., ,.... I J1'v,vif1'r11! B1-1 -X'l'RlL'li SKENIQS . . . . I'im'-l1rr.vi11'r11! Bonny XVHITI-I, . . .,... Nt'f7't'fIl7lV .-Xlxrox XvUYXIINl.fKL'R ...,,..,., . . .kvpnrlvr IXIISNICN S'1'r-:ffm-ix' and I.AN1f:. . . . . ,Nf70llffl7'A' Idle Ixumis are rhc aIeviI's workslwpf' Nur so with us, IFCCQIUSC we keep busy m our sparc mumenrs. We Imuild :md Hy model airplanes, collect rare stumps, read, md aiu I rx t' rh r things WI join us? Yuu'II hue fun, r I an Q mr mr C' kj. ly not Q 1 111. yylf' pl'fl!7!l' fflt' flifvfffrl' 1U'f'.' :Ynztnl X417 lu righf: Bolmlmy NYI1irc, AI Harrell, Joe Burlzls, Beatrice Shcncs. Nlmzflizzq, M7 In riqhl lieufural I'IllIlI!llI'j', Berry I.cc XYIIIIIIIIIN, Pzlrricizl Morse, .-Xlrun XVUHIIINICIQ, IVIa1rvin CurIinAg, Misn I,:Ixne odalifa Qafina OFFICERS FAYE WEBB ...........,........... ...... P rimur Consul NANCY HEWITT ......... .... S ecundus Consul EvA REE CARTWRIGHT .... ..,.....,. S cribo JUNE HARRIS ........... .... 52, uaerlor Miss VIRGINIA HICKS .... . . .Consullor MOTTO: Tempu.rfugil! Cape o'iem. ' Friends, Americans, classmates, we come to vitalize Latin, not to bury it. Since organizing, we have presented a Roman fashion show and a Latin assembly pro- gram. We have learned to sing many popular songs In Latin. The people in the picture ore: Standing: Faye Webb, President. Sealed, ld! to righl: Betty Ruth Hundley, Jean Forbes, Lillian Hawkins, Sara Frances Edwards, Doris Moseley, Mary Elizabeth Briggs, Nancy Hewitt, Connie Lane, June Harris, Bobby Johnston, Barbara Rapp. Second row, Icy? to right: Irving Jones, Jeanette White, Ruby White, Eva Ree Cartwright, Ruby Harper, Judy Binkley, Janet Johnson, Marie Daniels, Marlene Powers, Marjorie Townsend, Ann Page, Verrell White, Gloria Pate, Julia Costen. Third row, ld! to riglzl: Anna Mae Smith, Christine Hatchell, Betty Jean Sawyer, Ray Stewart, Christine White, O. V. Holloman, Margaret Coflield, Roland Harrell, Louise White, Virginia Smith, Kay Platt, Miss Virginia Hicks, Sponsor, Marie Miller. LR Z 1 . it E il 'l is i S 2 f' Dfamafie Club Miss KATHARINE CAFFREY. .. .... Dirfdor All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Under the capable direction of Miss Katharine Caffery, we presented several plays this year, thus gaining valuable theatrical training, The people in the pirlzm' arf: l ir.r1 row, lfjfl lu righl: Betty l,ee Goodrich, Betty Joe Sykes, Ramona Taylor, Daphne Gywn, janet Carter, Patsy Pugh, Marie Hollowell, Carolyn Poythress, Miriam Jennings, Margaret Ann Warts, Dot Boyce, Ginger Harrell, Mar'orie Townsend. St'l'0IId row: Connie Lane, Bill Rowland, Peggy Barnes, Donald Butler, Marion Clurling, Bunky Wommack, Jean Britton, Charles Winslow, Barbara Harrell, Pete johnson, Betty Lee Williams, Becky Hardison, Harvey l.iverman, Anna jackson, jackie Cree, Miss Caffrey. Third row: Dot Maston, Ruth Christensen, Florence Bryant, Audrey Floyd, Ann Page, Carl Blades, Buddy Barksdale, Murdock Mason, David Bunch, Marilyn Burgess, jane Boyce, june McCoy, Francene King, Betty McGuire. ,rlww 3 5 el , i , The and MR. W. THOMAS DAv1s .... . . .Director Strike up the band! Always the spirit of a football game was livened when our band played, and especially were we proud when they paraded on the field. Mr. Davis and his musicians were also added attractions at assemblies. Majoreltes: Miriam Jennings, Marion Spruill, Louise VVhite, Verrell VVhite, Marian VVard. Tim people in the picture are: First row, seated, 147 Io right: Otyis Curling, Ted Spivey, Robert Riddle, Betty Miles, lrmn Jean Mellberg, Edward Onley, Joe Harper, D. R. Smithson. Serond row: Sammie Smith, Betty Ruth Hundley, Norman Morse, Jimmie Smith, Ethel Curling, Milburn Hines, Earl Hanbury, Raymond Funk, Mayward Wallace. Slanding: Joe Siler, Betty Lee Williams, Ginger Harrell, Alice Meacom, Jean Leggett, Kenneth Lineberry, Herman Powers, Mr. Davis. 7710 Cfvoral Club lfkasciesrt limo. . 4 .,.......... ..,. P rffidrfll -IACQl'IiI,INE Carzrtr. . . . , .Sfcf'1'taf1v J asm' LEE H:XRREl.l.. .. .. .Pianiyf Miss HELEN Pokriski . . . . .Director Du you find joy in singing? Come join the Choral Club. Very ably directed by Miss Porter, we presented a Christmas Cantata, and participated in the annual spring concert. Our sextet, composed of Ruby Harper, Betty Ruth Hundley Hirst sopranosl, Jacqueline Creef, Shirley Jenkins Csecond sopranosj, Jean Forbes and lfrancene King Qaltosj, was a feature attraction on several occasions. Thr proplf' in Ihr' pifllm' rzrv: l ir.vl rms, Ziff! In righl: Pat Osborne, Francene King, Betty Ruth Hundley, Betty Harper, Joan Bryant, Margaret Ann Watts. Sermid row: Jackie Creef, Jean Forbes, Betty McGuire, Trillis Peel, Sammie Smith, Connie Lane. Third row: Barbara Harrell, Ann Forbes, Ginger Harrell, Emma he Rock, Janice Smith, Judith Harrell Parker, Carolyn Poythress. Fourlli row: Marilyn Burgess, Ells- worth Morris, Billy Bergey, Robert Riddle, Joanne Rolfe, Ruby Harper, Alice Meacom, Jean Leggett. lfffllz row: Melvin Creech, Norma Boyd, Barbara Reedy. ,Sixlh row: Julian Etheridge, Jean Cun- ningham, Jean Rountree. Sevfrflh row: Warren Morse, Daphine Gwynn, Dolores Fischer, Betty Jean Smith, Hazel Rideout, Joyce Williams, Joyce Everett, Beatrice' Skenes, Marie Sease, Patricia Morris. liiglilli rom- Faye Alexander, Betty Miles, Irma Jean Mellberg, l.ou Ann Kriss. 7710 dfonw Economical Club Olfl lCliRS NIARKQARI-1'I' ANN WA'r'rs. 4 , .......,,... l'rf.v1'n'f11f F,l.lmaii'rH XVILLIAMS .... , . .-h'6'U'l'flll1Y- Y'rm.f1mv- Miss MARY HOWELL. . 4... ,.... 4 .S'pm1.frn' COLORS-Red and Wlzitc l4'l,OVVl ,Rw'RP1f Rare Home-keeping hearts are happiest'- a line stolen from the poets which well states the purpose of the club for the future homemakers ol' America. Gaining practical experience in the many activities of a Home Fconomics Cluh, we shall go forward, as our motto says, Toward new horizons. Tin' proplr in lin' piflurf arf: I-'irsl row, 14110 righl: Shirley Harper, Marjorie Harper, Marian Ward, Rae Faircloth, Elizabeth Williams, Margaret Ann Watts, Faye Garrett, Shirley Bryant, Marie Jennings, Miriam Jennings, Betty Harper. Semnd row: Miss Howell, Florence Bryant, Barbara Alvis, Earlene Kindley, Peggy Barnes. 7860 if Club C xkl, Blhfllllih. . ...,...,... ,.... I '1'f,fi11'f11t ll. R. Sixirriisox. . . , . .l'if1'-l'1'r.vi11'w1l l3ox,xi,o Sl-IYMOl'R, . ..... Nf'I'7'l'fIll1l' l'iRliI? B.-xiao ......... . , . 7'7'I'Il.flH'l'I' MR. ll.-xavi-:Y Alouusou. .. , ,Nf707l.f07' 'l'o build better citizens through clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsf manship, and clean living is the aim of the Hi-Y Club. To further these objectives many activities for wholesome recreation were provided for its members: namely, swimming parries, hay rides, hikes, and summer camps. 'Hn' pmplv in thi' flliffllfz' rzrr: .N'mmlir1g.' Carl Blades, President. lxiurrliug, lzjf! In right: D. R. Smithson, Fred Baird, Billy Boyce, Carlton Chappell, Donald Sevmour. Semf1d1'0w.' Edward Unlev Wilbur Blades, Sam Wilson, Buddy Barksdale, Bill Ambrose, Ralph Bunch, Rodger Borden, Earl lllianbury. Third row: Calvin S'k'sBll'l, :UB ' ' ' ' 3 1 , om my ong, tl uk rowning, Becl-Q Hardison, Milburn Hines, Bosky jones, Aubrey Vlithering- ion, Russell johnson, jimmy Siler. 7712 Monogram 01 6 The members of this organization are people who, through their participation in various sports-the band, the choral club, or as a cheerleader-have earned letters. Through their efforts, they have brought honor and widspread recogni- tion to our school. The people in the picture arf: Kneeling, Inf! to righl: Jackie Allen, Carol Farmer, Jane Boyce, Mary Virginia Leggette, Ruth Christensen, Patsy Pugh. Firxl row: Joe Harper, Miriam Jennings, Betty Miles, lrma Jean Mellberg, jackie Creef, Marilyn Burgess, Shirley Rountree, Alice Meacom, jean Leggett, Ruby Harper, Earl Hanbury. -Verrmd raw: Nick Johnson, Harvey l,iverman, Verrell White, Dot Boyce, janet johnson, Francene King, Memorie Harris, Betty Ruth Hundley, Ginger Harrell, Sammie Smith, Margaret Ann Watts, Bill Ambrose, Bobby Hornbuckle. Third row: D. R. Smithson, Melvin Creech, Becky Hardi- son, Bobby Marshall, Buddy Barksdale, David Bunch, Jack Munden, Charles Winslow, Otyis Curling, Wilson Grimes. Fourth row: Julian Etheridge, Cosby jones, Bill Hunter, Clyde Bowder, Donald Butler, Norman Morse, Jimmy Siler, Gary Farmer, Robert Riddle. FHM row: Doc Lee, Harry Seymour, Bosky jones, Murdock Mason, Donald Seymour, Bunky Womack. ' x , , umm ISI Its: I- lilhl I -- -f Q- Ll,-lxgkrnr I h I b - '- W' , -- I f If Q WK' rumcmbvr uxscnxbly murmngx, 'l hv lunch hvllfv mzrmrxgx, Thu l.1hr.lry'x quzrl. WZ' rf.-rmvrxbcr thc bluus on ,Uouduym Am! Clmnh on Sumluyx, And unch purlylv rml, ks ..y,4 I-wi ? f, , -44 1 .+ ,- lgx, ilu' pmx, ilu' ISM-11-l..mk um!r11.'gl.mmur.wfllzuKlum rmalonks ujlcr sdmul muh .lay um! all ilu' hrs! mnmmus. fi L 1-1:1313 1 MOST lN'l'liI,l,HC'l'UAI ,... MOST A'I'f-ll,Ii'l'lC . . . annex Strickluml Marion Curling Murdock Mason Alice IXICUCUIII BEST LOOKING . . . uhm xYI'lifCl1lll'Sf Dot Holbrook WMA MOST lJlcsNllflHlJ . . . Bl-EST IJANCPZRS . . . D. R. Smithsun Iris Stewart Becky Hardison Patsy Pugh BEST SENSE Oli' HUMOR . . . MOST COOPliRA'l'lVli . . . Bunlay Wmnuck Betty McGuire james Smith Audrey Floyd BEST GRQXJlNllflJ . . . lfay Trzzfton Bobby Hurnlmuckle Wfio MOST l'UPl'lAR . . . BEST ALL AROUND . . . llnlin l,1lI1QlCl'S Ginger Harrell David Bunch Marilyn Burgess , . ggi i 'UU VII..-XS AR MSTRONG. . . ...... yllfzy ,QQIHTII lf.-XY 'I'RAIf'l'ON ,.... .... A llfzid Qf Ilmmr ff ff MAY COURT 5'mlw1.' Marjorie Townsend, Mary Guthrie, Claudia Willis, Pearl Wood, Judith Parker. Stu' ding, frff! In right. Emma l.ee Rock, Norma Everton, Norma Boyd, Rosalmelle Rice, Ruth Phelps, Joanne NYl1ite, lfaye NH-lmlw, Mary Ann Goodrich. 1.-Xnne Peters was absent when picture was madel. SENIOR PLAY On April 2, ISHS, the Senior Class presented theirclass play, Sing for Your Supper, a rollicking comedy by Anne lVlartens. Most of the plot centered around Stephen Brown who was torn between being a crrmnfr and a composer of classical music. His life really became complicated when he applied to the school board for a position as a music teacher. He then went to live in the home of Nr. Piper, a school board member. He was plagued by the easily infatuated daughters of the family, whose boy friends helped to further complicate the comedy by their plots to divert the girls' attention from the crooner. The climax of the play was reached when Stephen decided upon crooning as a career and proposed to Susan, the most sensible of the Piper daughters. MR. Pxvrzk .. 2 lN1kS.lIl'ER ..,, Sl'sAN ......,. l,AURE'r'rs ,... . PINKY.. ... Joann: .... RANNX '.., BIFF ...i..,..,, MAiul.nn ....,.. S'rEl-MEN Bnown , .. RAMoNA . ..... . Tsssm Tori-nk. S'rAcY .,,. . . Hamann . I'.l.l.lIi . .. l'i:c:m' . . KA Y CHARACTERS: . who thinks he's boss.. . ...who knows she is ,,... ... . . .their sensible daughter. . .. . . .their frivolous daughter. . . . . their youngest daughter. , . . .a bobby sox-girl .,.., . . A l.aurette's boy-friend. . .. ...joanie's boy-friend . .. . .. .a beautiful blonde... . , ,a young musician .. . ...the maid ..,... .. . . .a columnist. ......... . . . . .a photographer ....... . . . . of the bobby-sox brigade .... Q f Q Au. 'rEEN-AcsE GIRLS Dirertor-Miss Bessie Mae Paxson nlssismnt llirermr-H Mrs. l.ottie B. Waters .Vtudrnt 1Jin'rlm1t-'Marilyn Burgess, Bill Hunter Donald Johnson . .Marion Curling Barbara Harrell Patsy Pugh Carolyn Poythress . Jean Britton John Whitehurst Bobby Hornbucklc jackie Creel . . .David Bunch Ramona Taylor lfrancene King Wilson Grimes . .Fay 'l'rafton j Ginger Harrell 1 Alice Meacom l julia jordan CHAMPIONS johnny Landers was selected the most outstanding football star, lor which he was awarded the Jaycee trophy. luxrl Alice Meacom, voted by her teammates the most valuable basketball player of rl e year, rzceived the jaycettes, trophy. Winner ol' the one act play contest was Glamour Girl, directed by Mr. W. 'l'homas Davis. The cast included Carol lfarmer flVlary Louise Spcncerl, Judith H. Parker fjessie Hardyl, Janice Smith ll.iuie Wrightl, jackie Creel' lMrs. Drexel Caldwelll, and Barbara Harrell 4Marion Hardyl. Barbara was voted the best actress. Our debaters, coached by Miss Margaret West and Mrs. Alice Whitley were: Wilson Grimes, lackie Creef, Francene Kina, Russell Johnston, Sammie Smith, Carlton Chappell. Miss Eileen Bowles sponsored the readers, Judith Parker, Ollie l.ee Piercc, Harry Seymour and Miss West coached our champion speller, Betty Miles. ,lf N it ,U 3 ':. 1 cf v ' fm f 'gi , X X W - w af , , ' x U --I' 'kj' Q if 4' .- fa ,wmv l'r:1mp! Trump! Tramp! Our band is marching . . . Stepping high . . . Where-'s Harvey? . . . Until rrmmorruw . . Have :1 Coke with us . . . Time to go . . . Ifir breaks, down and down I gn . . . fb , , 7, ...f--. - -.-Z4-I, 7 V Zyl! v rj' ,. .ff ,, L g Z Q? M X -'3'1 . wi lf CT Q X .1 1 3+ - eil ,- 'L .11 ... cf , J -953- v , I I I -ig- gunz:-...J - I si 4.1 - 4 4? -Q, - ii -i 1 V X I 1 V 'U , I-'Z -A Y Y AL.. I , 1' i . WZ i 71, ! r, 5- -A ' ,,.- '5 '.fP, f? ' K- ' - ' .-igi ' -- A-1 41 il '71, Tl Y - - - ----:..i , ,pff , ,f --Q 4 i ' 'R --- f iQ ,..- , ,, - - 3 1 Y Q - f Y - ' ' ,Inq v Y R - , kj f R -' ' ,J V --TW F Y .. 4 Y ' A ... Y Y --'-'T'-' vt - ,vi , -'Z ..,,. . As we recall our sports parlicipaliun --l l Remembering lhe fun ul awry game, li -- ww-' ' -Nh 1 Wu llwn begin la feel the realization, L fl' A 1 W , Thai lhis will nal again be quill' the same, .-l 'H',QQ'::n: 1 The menwrivs of lhesv limes will neucr leave us, Ti nj-fw ,li 1 - Though we may wander from this place so dcur, - - --- A Huwever near or far our wunifrings lake us, .' ,- ish.. We know our heurls will always bi' righl l11'n'. Il'. I 1. .N'r.1ml, ffm! msc: Hcnry llrmdgw, W, C. Rilvnwy, .Iuhnnv l.IlI1Lik'VN, Chgnrlw XX inxlmv, Vwckx ll.mlNm, HlVl1lxX XN'ulnau'lN, Nlulrclfmck Mzlxrm, XYilxrmr1 Urirncx, Bobby li0I'IllYlIL'lxlk', flydx' Bnwxcr, lMn.uILi hlcwlmrmxwuy Smrml In-, llmiuu- CAI'f'L'l-iINUI'L', M'1'mnf mir: Lillilfh Al Rudd, Nick .IUh!lxOl1, Bill llmmtcr, Cmlnv 'lumx' blffhn XX lmm-lux:-Xt, Utx IN Q llfllllll Buddx Hxlrkxdali, Dr u . Schedule and Scores SL-pr. Sept. 21, HCV. UH. Ort. UH. UCI. YUX' NIH . YNY. Ilwly I VIINTY ,... ClIlII'CIII1lI1Ll . lhuluck. .. SUHQUIR. ,. P1xI'TluL'k ..,, Uwzlr Bliclgc, .. l'uqL1usu11 ,... Kcmpsvillc. . .. Nl llTfI1CVVfXYl1illL'y Ufczlnzl. , Tufill 13 . , I 0 .NIH U 13 I3 43 I3 0 U2 mxlld Butlcr,P:l11lXX1lwr1, UcmulniN-x111mu'.4Prln lu-Hx. lfmfl r ff . : Klum.: FGOT 'K i xi on is Billy Boyce, :Xntliuiiy Burgess, -lurk Nlinnlvn, o in tn I-'fizirfh will hifi r'ff:z'.' lloiizilti lieilli, Waller 1 ivpall Inninx llYL'IAfUl1,llK'1lklLU1lK'll lliirxex -lolirisiin, U Ill Third Successful Foot' ball Season For Tigers llie Siintll Noilolk Tigers, leil liy liezul euzieli llzirvey 'lolnison :intl zilsly zissistetl lip' Billy Murgzin and .-Xl Rzulnl, eoinpletecl tlieii' rliiril SllL'k't'SSlllll sezlsnn witli eight wins :intl two losses. 'l'lie Tiger eleven was lenl un tlie gi'itlii'oii liy tliree lioys tliait deserve Z1 lor ul. credit :is they gziinecl positions on rlie Allflitlewxitei' Group ll renin: llzilllliziela ,Iolinny l,illlLlL'l'S, liigli scorer for tlie Tigers, llenry llntlges :intl Nlimliiek Maison lmntli ul' wlinni played sin excellent lnunnl ul' lliiitliaill tlie whole seal-A son. These boys have something to be proud of because only the best of players are picked on such teams. WVe sincerely hope they are a success in years to come. Pk Pk Pk The blue and white Tigers suffered only two setbacks this season, one of them at the hands of the champion SuH'olk Red Raiders and the other by a strong Matthew-Whaley eleven from Williamsburg. The Tigers were not defeated in Cascade Park this year. The Tigers, playing host to Cradock before one of the largest crowds of the season, avenged last year's tie by defeating the Admirals with a victory margin of 20-0. The Tigers took no mercy on Cradockg they hit hard with Nick Johnson, lilzie Jernigan, Gary Farmer, and Emmett Sawyer crossing the final stripe for scores. In their first defeat of the '47 season the Tigers were set back 18-0 by the Suffolk Red Raiders. The game was played in Peanut Park during a steady rain. The Raiders struck early, scoring all three touchdowns in the first half. The Tigers held in the last half, but it was too late and the Tigers bit defeat. Scoring almost at will in the game with Portlock, the Tigers were at their peak as Gary Farmer took the opening kick-off back down the sidelines 90 yards to pay dirt. It was a scoring parade as the Pioneers were outclassed by the fiashy Tigers. johnson, Landers, Cooper, Seymour, and Hardison, along with Farmer's two, took care of the scoring as Smith Norfolk rolled to an easy 45-0 victory. In their second defeat, playing in a steady rain at Williamsburg, the Tigers took an early lead as johnny Landers scored in the first quarter. lt was short-lived, however, on the kick-off a Whaleyan player raced all the way to tie the score at 7 all. It happened to be a tie game, but Matthew-Whaley scored 20 seconds before the final whistle and the game ended 13-7. Aside from these games the Tigers played excellent ball in their other games. A fighting Poquoson eleven held the Tigers to a 13-0 victory but the blue and white boys took the rest of the games in stride, including such victories as a 40-7 score over the Churchland Truckers and a 37-6 win over Kempsville. The Tigers over- whelmed Holy Trinity I8-G, Great Bridge-Hickory 28-6, and Oceana 20-0 in the other games of a good season. It was a wonderful season for South Norfolk's Tigers. Students of the high school and fans of South Norfolk can be proud of them as they rolled up 234 points to their opponents' 02. TIGERS PLACE THREE ON ALI,-'I'IDFWA'l'FR i M. Mason il. Landers H. Hodges lillm Cheerleaders Much ol' the success ol' our football and haskethall teams has heen accredited to the students on the sidelines, who hacked them with cheers. Leading these ardent sports fans were our vivacious cheerleaders, who were nominated and chosen by popular vote of the student body. Thr people in Ihr' f?IiffIll'l' rzrv: lfmul row, lfjft In ri-iglzl: Dot Boyce, Diane Walls, Virginia lcggette, jane Boyce. .Yrfmifl row: Carol Farmer, Betty l.ou Nuckols, Memorie Harris, Ruth Christensen, jackie Allen, Patsy Pugh. Kneeling, left to riglzl: Dorothy Boyce, Geraldine White, Janet Johnson, Mary Virginia l eggette Jane Boyce. Standing: Carolyn Poythress, Manager, Betty Jean Woodhouse, Betty Lee Williams Gloria Watler, Marion Curling, Marilyn Burgess, Bud Metheny, Coach, Alice Meacom, Jean Leggett Shirley Rountree, Jackie Creef, Margie Townsend, Connie Lane, Assistant Manager. Girls' Basketball Team December January February SCHEDULE AND SCORES 9-Holy Trinity 12-Norview ...... . . 16-Cradock .... 18-Poquoson .... . . . 6-Oceana ...,... . . . 9-Kempsville ..... . . . 13-Portlock ...... . . . 16-Suffolk ..... 20-Warwick ...., . . . 30-Great Bridge .... . . . 6-Cradock ,.... . . . . 7-Holy Trinity .... . . . 13-Poquoson. . . 17-Oceana ..... 20-Kempsville. 21-Norview .... 24-Portlock .... 27-Churchland. 39 26 18 19 20 The y 24 21 22 16 24 16 15 18 20 24 16 11 4 Q Tigerettes Win 43 Straight Games With Ili victories and 2 ties to their credit the South Norfolk Tigerettes closed a successful season which gave them the District I. Championship for two con- secutive years. Beginning their wlnnmg streak m 1946, the Tlgerettes have amassed a total of 43 straight victories. The first string, composed entirely of seniors, has lost only T games during their 4 years on the team. Co-captains tlean Leggett and Marilyn Burgess were high scorers for the sea- son with 201 and 149 points respectively. Alice Meacom, voted Ivy her teammates as the most valualvle player of the year, received the second annual .Iaycettes trophy. Spark plug Shirley Rountree led the other guards, .Iackie Creef' and Marion Curling, in lending support and strength to the forwards. hlemlwers of the second string, who played in I3 games, were alwle to hold their own when they relieved the first string. They had many chances to show their ahlllty and they always came through on top. The Tigercttes played quite a few tough games and won some uf' them Ivy nar- row margins. Teamwork, however, won the day for us. The lwest game of the year was played with Suffolk. The first half was tragic for the I'1gerettes who tagged hehlnd I3 to 5 when the hall tune whistle sounded. lluring the last half the lagerettes came lmack fighting and scored 21 pointsg this out classed the Suffolk girls who scored only 5 points in the whole last half. The hnal score was 221 to IS in favor of the Tlgerettes. The Tigercttes have lmeen rated the top Group 11 girls' team for the past two ve'u's -.- INIIEACOM GOES UI' TO RIQCUYER BALI. Kneeling lg? to right: Buddy Barksdale, Harvey Liverman, Carlton Williams, Bully Curling Bobby Hornlmckle. Standing, left to right: Manager Bill Hunter, Becky Hardison, David Bunch Murdock Mason, Eric Doughty, Arthur jones, Donald Butler, Coach Bud Metheny. Absent from picture: Donald Seymour, Assistant Manager. Boys' Basketball Team 1 December January February SCHEDULE Opponents 9-Holy Trinity ..... . . 12-Norview ....... 16-Cradock ..... 18-Poquoson .... 6-Oceana ........ 9-Kempsville .... 13-Portlock ....... 16-Suffolk ......... 20-Warwick ....... 23-Matthew-Whaley .... 30 -Great Bridge .... 6.. 7-Holy Trinity .... 13-Poquoson ...... 16-Suffolk ...... 18+Oceana ........ 20-Kempsville ..... 21-Norview ..... 24-Portlock ..... 27+Churchland .... Cradock ........ Total ..... Home Team Opp 20 24 33 39 3 1 35 41 32 34 28 20 22 71 27 32 35 38 27 24 27 42 34 42 40 19 ' 39 47 31 38 39 48 34 46 31 35 49 39 16 21 23 . 712 641 TIGER WI 10---LO E 10 The small Tigers were otl' to a slow start when they lost their lirst three hall games hy tight scores. fradock, who gave South Norfolk two stunning defeats last year, was one of the three cluhs to trip the Tigers. Un january I3, playing their oldest rivals, Portlock, the little Tigers showed great skill in druhhing the T,lUl1CL'I'S Tl-27. Taking two straight defeats from Suffolk and NYarwick, the Tigers came hack at their peak in mid-season, when they journeyed to Williamshurg and trimmed the Wlhaleyan tive hy a count of -l2-38. :Xfter heating a tall Great Bridge comhine, the Tigers showed mid-season form in knocking otl' the Admirals from Cradock in a right contest hy a score of-I2-Ill. Then the Group ll league leaders, the Suffolk Raiders, came to South Norfolk expecting an easy time. The tide changed. Displaying an excellent hrand ot' hall, the Tigers held a surprising 21-I2 lead at halftime. ln the third quarter, Murdock Mason was put out ol' the game and Sutliolk won the hall game in the last Ill seconds on a field goal. The last game ol' the season was lost to Churchland in the Wilson gym as llarris, fhurchland center, landed a goal from the quarter line to heat the ligers 23-2I. The scrappy Tigers were led hy Captain Harvey l.iyerman, who scored 1432 points lor the season. He was closely followed hy Art -Tones who tallied l5'l. The South Xorlitmlk Tigers rated the hest team in the Grouu ll conference, . . '- T lost eight varsity memhers who graduated. LIYICRMAN 'l'.-XKHS THF T1 JSS.l'l' Kneeling, ld! lo riglzl: David Smith, Carlton Baughman, Bobby White, Luke Whitchur r Henry Casey. Standing: Milburn Hines, Carl Blades, William Phipps, Gene Ansell, Billy Boyce, Sum VS il on Junior Varsity SCHEDULE AND SCORE We December 9-Holy Trinity ..... ..i...,..,.. . . 16 12-Cradock ....... . . l8 january 6-Oceana ........ . . 14 9-Kempsville .... . . 29 13-Portlock ......... . . 29 20-Deep Creek .,..... . . 24 23-Matthew-Whaley .... . . 43 February 6-Cradock .......... . . 53 7-Holy Trinity ..... . . 21 16--Suffolk ........ . . 24 18-Oceana ...... . . . . 15 20-Kempsville .... . . 49 21-Norview ..... . . 28 24-Porrlock ..... . . 53 -106 High Scorer. .i .... Luke Vllhitehurst ..,.... 82 Runner-up ....... Sam Wilson ....... ...., 6 2 Tfzfy 37 46 19 10 25 22 45 52 45 17 17 20 27 2-1 -116 FINALE FOR A BASKETBALL COACH The day we have dreaded at last has arrived, With gloom and despair we shall now be deprived Ufone ofthe greatest, most eminent men, So let there be sorrow and weeping and wailing, Although it's a waste, though it's all unavailingg Man, woman and teacher, wise, average or fool, Farewell to Metheny, the pride ofthe school. The forwards, the guards and the boys on the bench Will find this sad parting a heartbreaking wrench, For it's to the coach that we owe such a lot, l.ike the Rock of Gibraltar in every tough spot, Now ljvcrman, Hardison, Mason and Jones, And Butler and Hunter, give out with the groans, For this is a foul past the referee's rule- Farewell to Metheny, the pride of the school. The girls who struck terror in every team's heart, Ah, they will remember he gave them their start. With Meacom and Burgess and Leggett all three, Creef, Rountree and Williams, their hero is he, They battled unbeaten through two hectic years And on his departure will weep bitter tears, He showed them the ropes, calm, collected and cool Farewell to Metheny, the pride ofthe school. He goes to the diamond and leaves us behind. His equal we'll never be able to find. We bid him goodbye now, the Faculty first, From Anderson Cbestl, down to Caffrey fthe worstl Through all of the students at South Norfolk High, The ones graded low and the ones graded high, The girls who eat popcorn, the boys who shoot pool Farewell to Metheny, the pride of the school. KATHARINE E. CAFFREY March 3rd, 1948 ME'I'HIiNY AND CAFFREY BURY THE HATCHET 9 ,am sw P E' f Q L P: .swf What :1 mvrry time wc had on the road to Yxtllizxmsburg . . . Future driw-rf tour Ford Plant . . . l'irtt1u-xqm' uh? . . . ls cvcryhody happy? . . . Sold out! -And l'm so hungry after that L.IlllTR'iI1 Willintmlunril , . . SENIOR BARBARA ALVIS 1105 Decatur Street Student Council Home Economics Club VILAS ARMSTRONG 810 Hughes Avenue Victory Corps Scrap Paper Club Library Club Annual Staff Typist Beta Club Bible Club Student Council May Queen PEGGY BARNES 253 Shangri La Drive Home Economics Club Dramatics Club CLYDE BOWYER 1118 Seaboard Avenue Football Team Baseball Team Beta Club Cheering Club Monogram Club Victory Corps Band Junior Red Cross DORIS BOYCE 517 B Street Lunior Red Cross ictory Corps Scrap Paper Drive DOROTHY BOYCE 1326 Chesapeake Avenue Dramatics Club Monogram Club Cheer Leader Scrap Paper Drive Basketball Team Home Economics Club Vice-President, Sophomore Class JANE BOYCE 1326 Chesapeake Avenue Head Cheer Leader Dramatics Club Monogram Club Scrap Paper Drive Basketball Team Home Economics Club Sutdent Council Treasurer, Sophomore Class JEAN BRII ION 1212 Ohio Street Lunior Red Cross ictory Corps Choral Club Home Economics Club Scrap Paper Drive Senior Play DIRECTORY FLORENCE BRYANT 1426 Hall Street Choral Club Operetta Home Economics Club Cheering Club DAVID BUNCH 1412 Rodgers Street President Senior Class Hi-Y Cui, Band Baseball Team Basketball Team Annual Staff, Business Manager Senior Mirror Tiger Cub Staff Senior Play NORMAN BUNCH 1417 Seaboard Avenue Dramatics Club Tiger Cub Staff NORMAN LEE BUNTING 630 Lafayette Avenue U. S. Army MARILYN BURGESS 1235 Decatur Street Basketball Team, Co-Captain Softball Team, Co-Captain Victory Corps Home Economics Club Library Club Scrap Paper Drive Nutrition Club Student Council Choral Club Monogram Club --HH.. Cheering Club' ' ' 'I ' Senior Mirror Student Director, Senior Play Annual StaH', Sports Editor FLETCHER CARR 1321 20th Street February Graduate JANET CARTER 1439 Lawrence Street Junior Red Cross Choral Club Cheering Club Victory Corps Home Economics Club Scrap Paper Drive ELWOOD CHAPPELL 1319 18th Street February Graduate SENIOR RUTH CHRISTENSEN 3011 Verdome Terrace Cheer Leader Tiger Cub Staff Choral Club Dramatics Club Home Economics Club Monogram Club Victory Corps MARVIN COWAND U. S. Army, Japan JACKIE CREEF 1101 Jackson Street Student Council Basketball Team Choral Club, President Junior Red Cross Dramatics Club Monogram Club Debating Team Victory Cor s Library Club Scrap Paper Drive Cheering Club Tigerettes Senior Play HORACE CREEKMORE Route 4, Box 275 Football Team BILLY CURLING 1234 Jackson Street Basketball Team MARION CURLING Route 3, Box 153 Senior Play Beta Club Bible Club Softball Team Basketball Team Student Council Junior Red Cross Cheering Club Scrap Paper Drive Choral Club Annual Stall' Typist Victory Corps Senior Mirror Dramatics Club Valedictorian Library Club Nutrition Club MARIAN DAILEY 1302 Stewart Street Cheering Club Student Council VINCENT DANIEL 1122 Seaboard Avenue DIRECTORY CECIL DOZIER 1038 Decatur Street Cheering Club Pre-flight Club RAE FAIRCLOT1-I 1212 Seaboard Avenue Home Economics Club Transferred from Maury AUDREY FLOYD 615 Ohio Street Choral Club Beta Club Student Council, President Cheering Club High School Register Junior Red Cross Bible Club ANN FORBES 1133 Chesapeake Avenue Victory Corps Junior Red Cross Choral Club Tigerettes BETTY LEE GOODRICH 927 Lafayette Avenue Scrap Paper Drive Student Council May Court Beta Club Cheering Club Annual Staff, Feature Editor Dramatics Club SHILREY GOODWIN 1445 Perry Street ROBERT GREENLEE 1203 Hawthorne Avenue HERBERT GREGORY 1525 Rodgers Street Hi-Y Club Dramatics Club Pre-Hight Club Scrap Paper Drive WILSON GRIMES 1323 Decatur Street Secretary, I-Ii-Y Club Dramatics Club Band Choral Club Football Team Track Team Monogram Club Annual Staff, Business Manager Victory Corps Vice-President, Student Council Senior Play Senior Dance Sponsor SENIOR 1410 Berkley Avenue Choral Club VIRGINIA HARPER HALL 1119 Seaboard Avenue Choral Club Home Economics Club Victory Club Junior Red Cross Scrap Paper Drive Tiger Cub Staff SHIRLEY HALSTEAD 1000 Rodgers Street Salutatorian Scrap Paper Drive Victory Corps Ginior Red Cross ice-President, Beta Club Student Council Cheering Club May Court Library Club Annual Staff, Feature Editor JFSSE HARDISON 1317 Bainbridge Boulevard Vice-President, Freshman Class French Club Football Team Basketball Team Monogram Club Senior Mirror BARBARA HARRELL 1002 Franklin Avenue Choral Club Lunior Red Cross ible Club Scrap Paper Drive Senior Play Cheering Club One-act Play Contest GRAHAM HARRELL 1429 Decatur Street JANET LEE HARRELL 1317 19th Street - Choral Club Cheer Leader Monogram Club Dance Band Band Dramatics Club Senior Mirror Senior Play DOROTHY HOLBROOK 1301 Perry Street May Court Choral Club Tiger Cub Staff Junior Red Cross Cheering Club Senior Mirror DIRECTORY HENRY HODGES 906 Godwin Avenue Football Team All-Tidewater Guard Track Team Monogram Club CLIFTON HOLDSZ KOM 1129 Hawthorne Avenue DELORES HOREIS Route 3, Box 96 Choral Club Operetta Home Economics Club Cheering Club Tiger Cub Staff Scrap Paper Drive BOBBY HORNBUCKLE 1330 Chesapeake Avenue Football Team Basketball Team Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief Tiger Cub Staff Student Council Monogram Club Senior Mirror Senior Play WILLIAM HUNTER, JR. 1404 Seaboard Avenue Football Team Basketball Team, Manager Monogram Club Baseball Team, Assistant Manager ANNA JACKSON 1203 Bainbridge Boulevard Dramatics Club Bible Club Cheering Club Scrap Paper Drive MIRIAM JENNINGS 1419 Seaboard Avenue Choral Club Scrap Paper Drive Victory Corps Softball Team Home Economics Club Library Club Majorette Monogram Club Retail Business DONALD JOHNSON 908 B Street Football Team Cheering Club Dramatics Club Victory Corps Senior Play SENIOR JULIA JORDAN 1217 Commerce Street May Court Transferred from Maury FRANCENE KING 1238 Rodgers Street President of Band Beta Club Student Council President, Choral Club Senior Play HAROLD KING 1303 Hull Street PAT KING Bainbridge Boulevard Transferred from Mt. Ayr, Ia. JOHN LANDERS 1209 Chesapeake Avenue Football Team President, Junior Class Senior Mirror Monogram Club Dramatics Club Choral Club All-Tidewater Quarterback GERALDINE LEE 1115 Holly Street Choral Club SIGNAL LEE 2212 Rodgers Street Boxing '44 Football Team JEAN LEGGETT 2120 Lee Street Basketball Team, Co-captain Student Council Band Choral Club Beta Club . Softball Team Annual Staff, Art Editor Bible Club Victory Corps g Cheering Club HARVEY LIVERMAN 1108 Decatur Street Scra Pa er Drive President' Baseball Team Basketball Team Vice-President, Senior Class Beta Club Annual Staff, Sports Editor Editor-in-chief, Tiger Cub DIRECTORY BETTY MCGUIRE 1121 Freeman Avenue Annual Staff, Literary Editor Softball Team Beta Club Student Council May Court Cheering Club Choral Club Dramatics Club Senior Mirror Senior Play MURDOCK MASON 1009 Jefferson Street Football Team Baseball Team Basketball Team Boxing President, Sophomore Class Band Junior Red Cross Cheering Club Monogram Club Track Team All-Tidewater Tackle Senior Mirror DOROTHY MASTON 1001 Decatur Street Victory Corps Junior Red Cross Choral Club Cheering Club Home Economics Club Scrap Paper Drive ALICE MEACOM , 1136 Seaboard Avenue Basketball Team, Co-captain Student Council Softball Team Choral Club Band Annual Stalf, Circulation Manager Victory Corps Senior Play Cheering Club Nutrition Club Scrap Paper Drive Senior Mirror Monogram Club BETTY MILES 1751 Wilson Road Annual Staff, Literary Editor President, Beta Club Student Council Monogram Club Choral Club Band Spelling Championship Cheering Club First Prize, Art Contest High School Register Junior Red Cross Bible Club SENIOR ELLSWORTI-I MORRIS 510 B Street I-Ii-Y Club Victory Corps Choral Club CARL NEWBERN Route 4, Box 454 ANNIS PEGRAM 1215 Stewart Street Senior Dance Sponsor DORIS PIERCE 309 B Street junior Red Cross Choral Club Cheering Club Victory Corps Home Economics Club Scrap Pager Drive Tiger Cu Staff CAROLYN POYTHRESS 1214 Guerriere Street Choral Club Nutrition Club Librar Club Bible Club Cheering Club Junior Red Cross Scrap Paper Drive Dramatics Club Senior Play Girls' Basketball Team, Manager PATSY PUGH ' 1512 Chesapeake Avenue Cheer Leader Monogram Club Victor Corps Scrap Paper Drive Senior Mirror Senior Play Choral Club Tigerettes Tiger Cub Staff W. C. RAMSEY R. F. D. No. 4, Box 268 Football Team Choral Club Transferred from Great Bridge ROSABELLE RICE 606 B Street Scrap Pa r Drive Victory Czrps ginior Red Cross eta Club Student Council Librar Club Bible Club Secretary, Senior Class May Court DIRECTORY EMMA LEE ROCK 1314 20th Street Secretar , Sophomore Class Choral Club Dramatics Club Victory Corps Cheering Club Home Economics Club Scrap Pa r Drive Library Climb hznior Red Cross ay Court SHIRLEY ROUNTREE 2302 Bainbridge Boulevard Basketball Team Softball Team Victory Cor s Library Club Scrap Paper Drive Nutrition Club Monogram Club Annual Staff, Typist Cheering Club Home Economics Club Choral Club FRANCIS SAWYER 1449 Perry Street U. S. Navy JAMES C. SMITH 1238 Chesapeake Avenue Tiger Cub Staff Rat Court Judge JANE SMITH 1427 Jackson Street Bible Club Cheerin Club Home Egconomics Club Tiger Cub Staff Choral Club Victory Corps D. R. SMITHSON 1248 Jackson Street Cheer Leader Lunior Red Cross and Boys' State Hi-Y Club Monogram Club Senior Mirror IRIS STEWART 1407 jackson Street Beta Club Student Council Junior Red Cross SeniornMirror Annual Staff, Art Editor Victory Corps Secretary, Senior Class Cheerin Club Choral Club Scrap Paper Drive Retail Training Class SENIOR DIRECTORY WILLIAM STEVENSON 1315 22nd Street JAMES STRICKLAND 910 Lafayette Avenue Senior Mirror Cheering Club, A Victory Corps BETTY JOE SYKES 1107 Rodgers Street Victory Corps junior Red Cross Scrap Paper Drive - Home Economics Club Cheering Club Tiger Cub Staff- Library Club Dramatics Club RAMONA TAYLOR 313 B Street Cheering Club Victory Corps Senior Play ANN TODD 1107 Bainbridge Boulevard Scrap Paper Drive Cheering Club Victory Corps FAY TRAFTON 501 D Street Bible Club Victory Corps Treasurer, Senior Class President, Sophomore Class Scrap Paper Drive gunior Red Cross ' .ibrary Club Senior Mirror Senior Play May Court, Maid of Honor MARGARET ANN WATTS 714 D Street May Day Chorus Victory Corps Student Council Dramatics Club Art Club Cheering Club Choral Club President, Home Economics Club BARBARA WHITE 1327 31st Street Choral Club JOHN WHITEHURST 1220 Chesapeake Avenue Football Team Basketball Team Senior Mirror Senior Play Vice-President, Junior Class Monogram Club CARLTON WILLIAMS 1117 Orville Avenue Basketball Team ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 909 D Street Secretary, Home Econo Tiger Cub Staff CHARLES WINSLOW 1336 Seaboard Avenue - Football Team Choral Club BERNARD WOMACK 1231 Seaboard Avenue Senior Mirror Monogram Club Scrap Paper Drive Victory Corps Football Team Library Club BERRY YAVNER 716 Liberty Street mics Club I ww 'ik Fishing tlmr sottwtlmirng? . . . Smilc, judith . , . Peck A Boo, Put .... -X test . . . Here I coma .... -X truck loud ofdynzlnmitc . . . Soup? . . . Gnms tonight . . . What :1 bubble' . . . our cook . . . ljilyvi work dum' . . . It's in the bug . . . Clydck . . . R5ng-g-g! E Honor Graduates AI-XRION C'1'Rl.lNca .-X1'l:1usY If'u,m'1u Sums.:-iv If-XI.S'I'l-IfXI7 .I mx l,1am.m.l-1'x l' l R-KNCIQNI-I Klxrg l5lf1'r'1'x' NIIIJ-ix jlbffllf -zvlznz flfffllft' 'icvzx n1fcw11.' Br:'r'1'Y NICGUIRPQ HARVEY l,1x'r1RA1 F 172119 .... We'll remember these years forever And never, never Will we forgetg We'll remember the joy and sorrow To each tomorrow The poeple we metg We'll remember all of our school with thoughts that will always burn And some day, one day, Somehow, we'll return. ACKNGWLEDGMENTS The staff wishes to thank: Miss Katharine Ca-fray for helping with the literary work in this book and Miss Mollie O'Connell for letter- ing the names of clubs. PHOTOGRAPHERS : Smith and Welton-Faculty and Senior pictures. ffim Taylor-Underclassmen and group pictures. Harry A. Stewart, Yr.-Sports pictures. ENGRAVERS: Norfolk Engraving Company, Inc. PRINTERS: Printcraft Press, I nc. JMA Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 L A L A LA School Board ofthe City of South Norfolk C. L. WILLIAMS, Cha J. S. RODGERS, Vice-Chair W. R. BRITTON Compliments of South Norfolk Parent-Teacher Association 0779693 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD President - ,,,,. . Vice-President.. ..... ., Seeretaryuv o,.,.. L- Assistant Secretary -- Treasurer --.--,-- H- Historian- -L -,-.,- MR. T. C. ANDERSON MISS AURELIA LEIGH MISS DOROTHY 'IJRUITT MRS MRS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS. MRS VV. L. NICHOLAS HARRY EVERETT A. B. CREEF VV. VV. BOYCE CJRETCHEN TVIADRIN C. ETHERIDGE C. C. WILLIAMS H. S. IXTAXWELL TXTARTHA LINDSEY WNESLEY GREGG NORMAN TXTORSE VV. R. BRITTON S. W. WILSON VV. THORNTON GEORGE VVALLACE HLLMRS. JAMES T. BUTT ----..---TX'IRS. NEELY LANE NIRS. IXTILEURN HINES MRS. JASON HARRELL ----,,,MRS. FRANCIS GAY ,---TVIRS. NORMAN TXTORSE MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MISS MISS NIRS. MRS. S. H. PULLEY FRED EVERETT D. G. HARRELL C. COPELAND ELMER JOHNSON RAYMOND FUNK J. B. BARKSDALE MIKE SMITH FRED BAIRD D. P. WHITFIELD NEELY LANE LUCILLE SCAFI' DOROTHY LANE UNITY CHAPPELL EVELYN TARKINGTON W. H. BLACK VIRGINIA HICKS CORA McDOWELL STANLEY WAGNER Student Reprereiztatizief Audrey Floyd, David Bunch, Buddy Barksdale, Betty Miles, Carl Blades Best Wishes to Class of '48 PEEBLES MOTOR COMPANY PIIUNIC BERKLIZY 896 CHRISTENSEN'S, Inc. Furniture and Electrical Appliances Automatic Phonographs 521 S. Xlain Street Norfolk 6. Ya. The Gift Shoppe Gruere P. XVII rrmr Uasr Jewelry-Dialllolltls-Walt-llc-s Rallies-Appliances l-ll-lr l'cmimlCXlcI' Street Swutlm Xurfulk 6, Ya. Tueker's Meat Market 1020 Liberty Street Where Quality Rulesv WEBB RUADSIIJE MARKET Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Meats lmlian River Road-lfxtensirm Berkley 2128-KI fm X.. LIVE ELECTRICALLY AND ENJOY TH7 l7a7!Wr4 Z-'!567?!6' ,440 WMF? 604119417 Martin's Dairy Grade A and G 1 M I L K 1 Phone Clrcat llritlgc 376 - Norfolk 2-1-S36 17. P. and D. CVRLINU Berkley 2022-R W. B. JONES PLUMBING and HEATING 1117 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. E. Ray Howell QPTICIAN 222 Wvest Bute Street Norfolk, Ya. Phone: Day 41748. Night 39010 A. W. Seeley 81 Son FLORIST - Ffotcerr For .411 Ofvayimz. 100-101 City Market Norfolk, Virginia Compliments 01' CRUCKIN-LEVY 00. DR. A. BARTLEY EYE GLASSES 237 Church Street Norfolk, Virginia Comfffmfnff Dr. Inu. W. Buchanan of Optometric - Neurologist A 505 Dickson Building Norfolk, Virginia Complimentx of ' A M I C I C O N SORORITY Conzplimentr of LAMBDA NU OMEGA SORORITY Richard Machine Works .innounref the Opening of Their FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT For the production of gray iron, brass and aluminum castings, catch basins, manhole frames, meter boxes, gears, packing rings, pistons, machine castings. Complete pattern making shop facilities Richard Machine Works, Inc. 307 S. Main St., Berkley-Phone B. 345 Foundry at 499 E. Indian River Road Phone Berkley 711-R B. I. THUMPSUN 81 00. DRUGGISTS The Rexall Store 109 West Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Va. The Mason Shop Ladies' and Children's READY-TO-WEAR 1327 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Berkley 1083-.I SUUTHSIDE FLURIST Flowers for All Occasions S. HERMAN DENNIS Froxu I.. ,lows S02 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Va. PHONE BERKLEY 313-YV Hayman's Tavern 919 liast Liberty Street Phone Berkley 9190-568-J HENLEY 81 HOGAN Texaco Service Station 1333 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 631-J Finest in the Southv TRAVELERS HOTEl COURT 2109 Bainbridge Boulevard South Norfolk, Virginia 'l'e1ephone: Berkley 9172 - 208 R. C. ROVVLAND, Ofwnrr Hlfowl for Heallhl' SOUTH NORFOLK HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS 700 E. Liberty Street South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 9103 F orbes-Burfoot - E s s o - Service Stations Bainbridge Blvd. and Freeman Avenue Portlock, Norfolk, Ya. Complimentr of FRANCIS A. GAY Funeral Director Ohio and Rodgers Streets South Norfolk, Virginia Z1 New Bflfgalnf Daily Phone 33464 Established 1890 Incorporated 1911 Nllllflllll llNllEllSEllEllS Cf'mP'i 'f 'S of VVe carry a complete line of Men,s and Boys' glofihing, Shges, Hosiery, 'flnd n erwear, weaters, etc. , , A full line of Work Clothes and Quality of Feeds Rubber Goods of all descriptions 1201-1219 Liberty Street 401-415 Main St. Norfolk,Ya. Norfolk, Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of ,48 Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL PHONE 1559 JAMES L. jenN1o.w JERNIGAN ENTERPRISES BUILDING CONTRACTORS WE BUILD THING UR ANY WHERE REPAIR TIME 1614 Chesapeake Avenue South Norfolk, Va. Certified Licensed Electricians and Welders Architect Phone Berkley 263- E C 81 C FRANK R. FORD I C ' 0. Savage Jewelers and General Silversmiths Insurance 124W B kl A 229 Granby Street est C' CY Venue Nm-folk. va. Norfolk, Va. C I Complimfntf of omp imentf Of Dr. I. L. Chapman PeopIe's Insurance Agency Berkley Avenue Compliment: of HALL'S TAVERN Complimentx of FOREHAND'S GROCERY Floyd's Market ., . . 1149 BZllllbI'ldgC Boulevard We Apprfriaff Your Patrovzage Complimentx of 7-i7'dsfZ0lZ,.f Beauzjf Shoppe nnucmrs vnmnvsmnr Mcca ' 'S 'ml cl' Inspection Engineers 1407-1409 Poindexter Street Chenlists South Norfolk, Virginia 132 mv Bcrklcv Avenue Berkley, Norfolk. Yu. Prest0n's Pharmacy The Rexall Store 1401 Poindexter Street South Norfolk, Va Established 1913 Pet Ice Cream Complimfnff f A HEALTH FOOD 0 1210 lfast Liberty Street A Fl.le,ld .Y0l'fnM .f Ufcffivf Credit Clothing Store Invites you to open n Charge Account Clothes for ilu- Entire- Family THE SPOT 427 GR.-XNBY STRIEET Phono Berkley 105 Mnrrisette Hardware Co. HARDWARE and PAINTS 530 S. Alain Struct l3cr'klcy-Norfolk 6, Yu. Come over for Coke COCA-COLA BOTTLING WIDRKS, Inc. 731 llllili S'l'Rlil'I'l' llwn 7 C Xorfulli 22383 Your Frimully W .T. Grant Co. lx'1mfc'11 fm' Outstanding School Values 25S clI'Zllll55' St rect P0yner's Service Station SANDWICHES Mall? to Order Phone 9115 BERKLEY Eslablirhed 1847 ll. P. PAUL CUMPANY Jewelers 231-235 Granby Street Telephone 24623 Norfolk 10, Virginia Northrop Sport Shop, Inc. 450 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia PlATT'S SERVICE STATIUN P1att's Tire Store PURE OIL and Gasoline SUPER cUsH1oN DELUXE Phone 1557 REVERSIBLES Liberty and 22nd Streets Phone Berkley 787 JIMMIE DEWS RADIO SERVICE Youngstown Kitchens Washing Machines R d' R f ' t 2 IOS ' C flgefa OTS Bendix Automatic Home Laundry 921 Ii. Liberty street South Norfolk 6, Va. Compliments of T. F. Liverman Roofing and Sheet Metal Phone Berkley 217 Paxton Company Industrial and Marine Supplies Norfolk, Va. l. WARREN SAWYER coNTRAcToR Specializing in All Kinds of Klasonry and Plastering 10+ sourn NoRFoI.K HIGGINS PLEASURE BOATS B STREET VIRGINIA UNIVERSAL MARINE ENGINES Y ou'I'BoARD MOTORS BERKLEX 673 Conzplirrzmztx of South Norfolk Transit Line Schneer's Jewelers HOME or Bonded Perfect Diamonds 220 Granby Street Norfolk Business University 114 VV. City Hall Avenue Phone Norfolk 24033 PRICES INC. Norfolk, Va. Kelvinator Refrigerators Tappan Gas Ranges Maytag Washers Complimentr of J. E., MEGINLEY Powers Sz Winston 5c to 310.00 1408 Poindexter Street Phone Berkley 1216 Coastal Business College 350 Monticello Arcade PHONE L. L. KEE NORFOLK 41544 Where Courtesy and Progress Mae! Standard Business Courses C0111pIim611f,f of SUUTHSIDE CLEANERS L. L. BRI csc: s, jk. VV. B. CRI-:Elf Pleased .... and more than a little proud! That's the way I feel about my telephone job. It's not only the important, interesting work I do. It's the good salary, the people I meet and a lot of other things. I hadn't had any business experience, but I was well paid right from the start. And regular, frequent raises in pay have come as I've gained experience. Something else I like about telephone work is the bright, pleasant environment. The oHices are so clean and comfortable. There's a roomy lounge where we can relax during off-duty hours. Then there's the friendly atmosphere that seems to go with a telephone job. I can hardly count all the new friends I've made since I started there. Just between you and me, I wouldn't trade jobs with anyone! ',,:vvvuu,, get The Chesapeake 8 Potomac Telephone Company , ',,m: ,S of Virginia 1, nw E. H. Barnes Company Box Shoah' and Lumber Office: Foot of Barnes, Road WE BUY LOGS No fjllt, 1X,ll0'ZL',f Paint Like a Painlcf' Berkley 108 Builders Supplies BAKER'S HARDWARE Paints and Hardware 4127 Liberty Street South Norfolk 6, Ya. OVERTON 'S MARK ET G Berkley and South Norfolk Buy At-0 V E R T 0 N ' S-And Save Phones Berkley 238-R-223-8-299-W South Norfolk Furniture Co. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING 517-519-521 Liberty Street South Norfolk, Virginia VV. H. RAwI.s, Alyr. Compliments of Your Dry Cleaner Jerry Lieban f I I l California Fashions K5 Meant for Youth 1 55 Nl 09 . and 'E W. B. Davvley 81 Co. REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 211 VV. Berkley Avenue Phone 36 or 576 Legum Furniture Corporation Finest Furniture at Lowest Cost SOL USIKIE7, LEGUM 132 Cliureli Street Norfolk, Virginia Bn Fu a Cgmplfqylgylfj Of INC. .llIdkc7'l'0f!E1L'6fl'j' Tlzatkr Diff6'l'e'1zt GorntO9S Bakery Watch and Jewelry Repairing 1011 Chesapeake Avenue 148 Granby Street South Norfolk, Virginia Norfolk 10, Yirginia MADDENS H. D. KANTER Women's Sportswear 571-573 Church Street Home Of Cadelonia Sweaters Red Goose Shoe S 99 tore 105 College Place Norfolk, Virginia DARDEN'S CLakesidej RICH-CREAMY MILK BY MUSIC Lakeside Dairy Farms Compliment: of Graham Jfuneral ilanme jefferson and jackson Streets Compliments of Ci? X I I VIRGINIA-CAROLINA I 1 ELECTRIC SALES. Inc. AND Qfxxuxx R Q VIRGINIA-CAROLINA 7, ELECTRICAL WVORKS -37 Granby Street 1006 East Main Street Phone 21691 Norfolk, Ya. NORFOLK 2: VIRGINIA E. .bmartg u. NORFOIKS LXRGEST DEPAR'I'MEN'I' STORE Chesapeake Building Association 222 YYCSL Berkley Avenue Norfolk, Virginia C L UI D, I'rr.viJrnr S. VV. LYUNS, JR., Viz' lr ixlflll 537 Sfvrrrnj j. j. PARKERSUN, Trmyurfr Thr almfuf Ufirrrs and Dirfftorx D 1 DUNN J. JAMES Davis E. T. LAMB, JR. WK M Ioux IND HOWARD G. lVlARTlYw GEORGE G. MARTIN, jk. NN D liusrow TOWNSEND BRGTHERS, Inc. Phone Berkley 327 RADIO STATION W G H , TUNE YOUR RADIO T0 1340 Member ABC Network MILL SUPPLIES CORPORATION Machinery and Supplies 1009 If. Libcrty Struct Phono Berkley l7OU The Sportsman Shop, Inc. 112 Wfcst FFCCIIIZIBOII Street OUTFITTERS OF THE TIGERS Seymour's ESSO Station Greasing f Washing f Polishing f Lubrication 1,11s1f1R'1'y Axn PO1NlJliX'1'l'IR s'1'R1f11c'1's Conzplinzelllir of Kwai SHOE STORES Norfolk - Portsmouth Congratulations YUUNWS SHUF SHUI' RlCE'S Fashion Corner Expert Shoe Rebuilding and Dyeing 910 A Strect South Norfolk, Va. Complimentr of IDEAL CLEANERS RIARIE VVus'r SHIRTS Ol'R Sl'l'1CIAl.'l'Y Wf Nrfd You ---l You Nrml U1 The Home Folia Phone Berkley 1031 TW INE'S f FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member of Telegraph Delivery Serfvivf W. B. QBillj RICE, Ofwnfr 1316 19th Street Berkley 1266 South Xorfolk.Ya. S. S. Kresge Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia The Daisy Shuuue EVENING AND ' WEDDING GOWNS ,4 SPECl,4l,TY DRESSMAKIXG MRS. JAMES T. BU1'r, Mgr. 1615 Liberty St. South Norfolk, Va. Phone Berkley 2023 Phone Berkley 1049 A 1 S General Insurance lll lf. Berkley Avenue Tax Advise' 702 Camprysqella Road lf IFJ I1z5um1zce We Have ll . 1 1017 Ch ,- k A B kl g I i,.,f2Q,f.f,KER Nm-10111, va. S..,.1f'fl'f,TZ,,f1, 2258-21 S VI. LYONS, JR. B. SEARS VV. L. BERKLEY Pr1',ri1l1'nl l,i1'l'-PI'1'.Yidl'7lf S1'r'y-Trrar. Security Insurance Agency, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PHONE BERKLEY 96 , , , 209 W. BERKLEY AVENUE NORFOLK 6' Vl- L. B. ROCKE JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 243 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia WHITT G. SESSUMS Realtor INCORPORATED , funeral Auctioneers INC- Real Estate - Insurance 124 12.01-my Avenue 17 Selden Arcade Phone 21204 Norfolk, Va. 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